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        "raw_content": "Lucid dream: Ars reviews Ubuntu 10.04 Options\nUbuntu 10.04, codenamed Lucid Lynx, is an ambitious update of one of the most popular Linux distributions. It delivers a bold new look, some compelling usability enhancements, and tighter integration with the cloud. In this comprehensive review, Ars takes you on a deep dive into the heart of the beast.\nSource: http://arstechnica.com/open-source/reviews...ubuntu-1004.ars",
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        "title": "Family Blog | 12 CP Barristers | Supreme Court Appeal set for June 2015 in the Sharland v Sharland divorce case",
        "raw_content": "Supreme Court Appeal set for June 2015 in the Sharland v Sharland divorce case\nBack in February those divorce lawyers amongst you may recall reading the case of S v S [2014] EWCA Civ 95, which concerned an appeal to the Court of Appeal by the wife in the case, Mrs Sharland.\nBy way of brief refresher, Mr and Mrs Sharland had a long marriage of 17 years duration. An agreement was made between them, and approved, at final hearing dividing the assets so as to give Mrs Sharland \u00a310.355m and Mr Sharland \u00a35.64m, both made up of properties and money. Furthermore, the agreement saw that when Mr Sharland\u2019s company shares were sold, having been valued at \u00a331.5m-\u00a347.25m, he would receive a significantly larger proportion of the profit. It became clear very soon thereafter that the company may have been significantly undervalued and an initial public offering was in process of preparation. Although Mrs Sharland sought to set aside the agreement, and Sir Hugh Bennett found Mr Sharland to have both lied to the Court and knowingly concealed information, Sir Hugh Bennett would not set aside the agreement on the basis that a substantially different order would not have been made.\nOn appeal to the Court of Appeal, Mrs Sharland argued that she had been tricked into an agreement she would not otherwise have made and without a full trial, at which Mr Sharland could have been cross-examined, Sir Hugh Bennett was not in possession of information sufficient to reach any reliable decision as to what order he would have made. Mr Sharland argued that the law had been properly applied and Sir Hugh Bennett was entitled to reach the conclusion he did. The Court of Appeal ultimately refused to set aside the agreement with two of the three Judges upholding Sir Hugh Bennett\u2019s Judgment.\nThere is now news that Mrs Sharland has been granted permission to take her divorce case to the Supreme Court, the case having raised a point of law of general public importance. The case is set to be heard in June 2015 and it will be an interesting one. Keep your eyes peeled!\nFor those interested in reading further about this case, an article on the Court of Appeal Judgment, with links to a copy of the same, can be found at http://www.familylawweek.co.uk/site.aspx?i=ed127465 and a further article as to the recent news can be found here at http://www.familylawweek.co.uk/site.aspx?i=ed132150.",
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        "raw_content": "Citta di Palermo in the 2013-14 Season\nSerie B Finish: Champions Match Results: W25-D11-L6 (Featured image: Palermo | Source: Zimbio) Palermo were champions in the 2013-14 season of Serie B, automatically giving them a well-deserved spot in the Italian top-fl...\nUS Sassuolo Calcio in the 2013-14 Season\nSerie A Finish: 17th Match Results: W9-D7-L22 (Featured image: Sassuolo | Source: Zimbio) Sassuolo had a terribly difficult season in their 2013-14 campaign at the Italian top-flight league. However, the difficulty was i...\nSS Lazio in the 2013-14 Season\nSerie A Finish: 9th Match Results: W15-D11-L12 (Featured image: Lazio | Source: eurosport.yahoo.com) Lazio were down two spots in the 2013-14 season from the previous term. They also scored goals as much as they conceded...\nAS Roma in the 2013-14 Season\nSerie A Finish: Second (runners up) Match Results: W26-D7-L5 (Featured image: Roma | Source: themalaymailonline.com) Roma\u2019s Serie A campaign for the 2013-14 season was highly impressive but at the same time, quite frustr...\nInternational Champions Cup Prediction: Olympiacos vs. Manchester City\nMatch Date: 02 August 2014 (local) Match Venue: TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota (Featured image: Manchester City | Source: pbs.com) Olympiacos and Manchester City obtained one victory apiece in their first two m...\nFrance Super Cup Prediction: Paris Saint Germain vs. Guingamp\nMatch Date: 02 August 2014 (local time) Venue: Workers Stadium, Beijing, China The online betting favorite, Paris Saint Germain (PSG) is keen on defending its Super Cup trophy after an impressive performance last season. Like...\nSerie A Team Review: Torino\nRecap Torino made a giant leap in the Serie A table last season. From a struggling and desperate squad that was trying to avoid the relegation zone, Torino has effectively regained its glorious days. Back in 2012/2013, t...\nSerie A Club Review: Sampdoria\nRecap Sampdoria finished as the 12th best squad in Italy\u2019s top-flight league and two (2) notches higher than what it accomplished during the 2012/2013 season. Although, many are expecting a much better performance, the finale w...\nSerie A Club Review: Parma\nRecap Parma had to pay dearly for its shortcomings during the last leg of the 2013/2014 season. It was because of those defeats that the club was unable to qualify in the Europa League. Parma was just two (2) points short of pl...\nSerie A Club Review: Napoli\nRecap The recently concluded season was a mixture of success and near misses for the Partenopei. It was excellent and at the same time disappointing. But overall, Rafael Benitez and his men were able to live up to expectations....",
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        "raw_content": "By Genesis Rodriguez Contributor\nComic books have been around for a good while now. But never have they been so in the forefront like today. In the past six years, Marvel\u2019s Avengers have really taken over Hollywood. There are at least two movies every year about a Marvel character. And millions of us flock to see them. \u201cAvengers: Infinity War\u201d is the latest release of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It passed approximately $700 million in the worldwide box office. This movie introduces the biggest villain yet: Thanos. Although we have seen him before, this time we really get to see his real effect on the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Instantly you feel his overpowering presence.\nThe movies\u2019 action sequences are great, as expected, and the movie does a good job of pulling at your heartstrings.\nThe movie continues with Thanos wanting to obtain all of the six \u201cinfinity stones,\u201d which when he does, will give him god-like powers. If he gets all the gems, he can take over the entire universe, and once he does, he will eliminate 50 percent of all the life in the universe. During the whole movie, the Avengers are reminded of how they are no longer a unit but two separate teams led by Steve Rogers and Tony Stark. Consequently, they struggle to defend the world because they are divided. In one of the scenes, Thanos hurts Tony so badly that he\u2019s dying and Thanos is about to kill him, but that\u2019s when Dr. Strange gives him the stone, allowing Iron Man to live. Meanwhile, the world is ending. I immediately thought that if Iron Man died, I\u2019d stop watching any Marvel movies because he is my favorite superhero.\nWhether you have seen any of the movies before or not, it is easy to get pulled in; the action starts instantly. The first scene brings a catastrophic end to a few critical characters in the series, letting you know that no one is safe. It brings Thanos with Thor and Loki, as Thanos is so powerful that he kills Loki as if he were stepping on an ant. Just like that, the MCU is changed. This movie also ties in all other worlds in the MCU, it\u2019s a smooth yet strong tie-in. If you\u2019ve seen the other movies, they really have a smooth transition to the \u201cInfinity War\u201d duology. The movies\u2019 action sequences are great, as expected, and the movie does a good job of pulling at your heartstrings. Moments of awe are just as common as breathtaking moments of concern.\nAt the end of the movie, Thanos gets what he\u2019s always wanted: the six infinity stones. He commences his genocidal plan, eliminating several of the Avengers, including Star-Lord, Spider-Man, Vision, Black Panther and many more.\nThere are many critical moments that have you at the edge of your seat. Riveting plot twists and turns. All bets are off. You don\u2019t know what is going to happen next.\nI think this was a really good movie, but very stressful and suspenseful. It has me thinking of the next \u201cInfinity War\u201d movie and how there is a chance for the superheroes to come back, since all Thanos has to do is snap his fingers and have them brought back. I have hope that all the superheroes that died will come back and I can\u2019t wait for the next movie.\nThere are many critical moments that have you at the edge of your seat. Riveting plot twists and turns. All bets are off. You don\u2019t know what is going to happen next. That\u2019s a sign of a good movie. They did a good job of paying respect to the entire MCU while still keeping the focus of the movie. The Avengers are facing their biggest foe to date and they definitely have their work cut out for them.\nIf you have not seen it yet, I highly recommend that you do. Besides, you\u2019ll get to see very good-looking men like Robert Downey Jr.",
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        "raw_content": "Benefits of Accounting Services in Business\nIn business there are some important things that you have to look at very well. The most important one of them all is accounting services. This can be termed as that field that is in charge of looking at matters dealing with finances. There are different types of accountants in this field today. The ballarat accountant who can also be referred t as a financial planner, lender or even solicitor is one of the most important ones like accountants ballarat. You can also deal with the virtual CFO ballarat who deals with clients virtually as the name suggests. These services have proved to be very beneficial to each and every business in very many ways. This is because the services they offer are beneficial to your business in the following ways.\nYou have to file taxes in any business or company. You might also be in need for a loan that will help you expand your business or that to handle your finances. Accounting services will allow you to be able to assess your performance in business. The accountants are the ones charged with the responsibility of handling the financial matters. They are the ones who do handle things such as the balance sheet and the cash flow statement that shows to making the business a success. It is the balance sheets that will allow you know the worth of your business. Cash flow will determine where the future needs of your business are directed in terms of money. This is what will help your business to account for the revenue and profits that the business is making.\nAccurate accounting is very necessary especially in these tough economic times. You can choose to go for an accountant hired from a firm or get one permanently for your firm. It depends with what you personally want for the business t succeed. Accounting services will help you with auditing which will help you know how the money is running in the business. It allows you to know how you will be handling the issues. It will also keep those handling the money in check to ensure that they do not misuse the financial resources.\nFinancial planning is a requirement in each and every business. This is what will enable you to have a good future and be able to make good choices. At the end of it all, make sure that you have those people that can help you out with this. This is the point where you will need the ballarat accountant or the virtual CFO ballarat. They happen to be very good at what they do and will make sure that they help you out.\nAdvanced reading: why not try here",
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        "raw_content": "Tuesday - August 7, 2012 8 p.m.\nBenefactorsby Michael Frayn, directed by Matthew Surrence \u2013 Tuesday August 7th at 8 p.m. The award-winning BENEFACTORS(1984) was written by Frayn in the period immediately after NOISES OFF, and features the idealistic architect David and his wife Jane, and the cynical Colin and his wife Sheila.\nDavid is consumed by his projects to improve the housing of the poor, likewise Jane with her anthropological dissection of David's work, Sheila's need for love which finds her interjecting herself into everyone else's life, and Colin's need to oppose it all, which paradoxically leads to his own beneficent acts. Where does the urge to help come from? Is beneficence a disease? Can it be cured? BENEFACTORS is directed by the actor, playwright and director Matthew Surrence, who recently brought a reading of Stoppard's The Real Thing to the Live Oak Stage. Explore what can be done to help the helpers (self-help-help?) on Tuesday August 7th at 8 p.m.\nA staged reading, Directed by Matthew Surrence\nONE NIGHT ONLY - Tuesday, August 7th, 2012, 8 p.m.\nDavid ---------------- Paul Stout\nJane ------------------ Anna Andersen\nColin ----------------- Greg Estes\nSheila ---------------- Martha Luehrmann\nMatthew Surrence, formerly the theatre critic of the Oakland Tribune, has appeared at Actors Ensemble in Curse of the Starving Class, Heartbreak House, and Arcadia. During the run of Arcadia he directed a staged reading of The Real Thing, and during the run of Heartbreak House he directed a staged reading of The Night of the Burning Pestle, a revival of his Subterranean Shakespeare production. His plays include The Agony of the Leaves, a romantic comedy set in Berkeley, and '06: A Not Entirely Untrue Tale of San Francisco, a vaudeville melodrama about the 1906 earthquake and fire. He studied acting with Allan Miller. His mentor and American Studies thesis advisor at San Francisco State University is Humanities Chairman Emeritus Rodger C. Birt.\nGreg Estes has most recently played Captain Brice in AE's production of Arcadia, and Leopold Bloom, Stephen Dedalus, and Blazes Boylan in Wilde Irish's Annual Bloomsday Celebrations. A favorite quote of his from Ulysses is apropos of his feelings about being a benefeciary of AE's staged reading of Benefactors: A.E.I.O.U.\nMartha Luehrmann (Sheila) Local audiences may remember Martha as Martha in James Keller\u2019s Good Housekeeping, the Nazi sympathizer in Roland David de Valayre\u2019s BooKKeepers, the nanny in Chekhov\u2019s Uncle Vanya, the murderess in Agatha Christie\u2019s A Murder Is Announced, Abby Brewster in Arsenic & Old Lace, and Lady Bracknell in Oscar Wilde\u2019s The Importance of Being Ernest. She is delighted to be working with Matthew Surrence in this Michael Frayn play.\nChico native Paul Stout (David) lives in San Francisco and has in the past three years appeared with various local troupes including Marin Shakespeare, Custom Made Theatre, Boxcar Theatre, Off-Broadway West and TheatrePub. He was last seen with AE as Septimus Hodge in our recent production of Arcadia.\nThanks to: Alecks Rundell and Jerome Solberg",
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        "raw_content": "Interviews\tJune 26, 2013\nChristopher Kirkley Interview\nIn our program \"Sahel Sounds: New Music from Mali,\" Afropop worked closely with Christopher Kirkley, the owner of the Sahel Sounds label to explore the exciting world of electronic pop music in Mali. In the process, we got a chance to sit down with Christopher, and ask him about his experiences.\nSam Backer: Introduce yourself for us.\nChristopher Kirkley: My name is Christopher Kirkley and I run the Sahel Sounds blog and record label focused on music and cultural phenomenon in the West African Sahel. Over the past three or four years now, I've been working in Mali and the surrounding countries recording music and working with artists to produce their music here in the U.S.\nSB: How did you first get involved in working in West Africa?\nCK: I first got involved in traveling to West Africa in 2010 when I went there on a recording project with a little zoom recorder... Just hitting the road and traveling around with the idea of making field recordings and finding out what music was like in that part of the world. I first traveled to Mali in 2009-2010, and I spent about a year and a half living in Mali, in Mauritania, and I've since gone back about every year.\nSB: Can you tell us about your label?\nCK: The label is called Sahel Sounds. It started as a blog. While I was traveling and recording music, I wanted a place to share it with people so that once I made a field recording I could put it online and write about the music. A few years later, it became a record label. I teamed up with Portland, Mississippi Records and we started doing vinyl releases of the recordings I made, in addition to working with current artists and vinyl releases of various pop music. 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We don't hear too much for that, and we don't think of hip-hop when we think of West African, or Malian, music, but there's a huge hip-hop scene in Bamako and it's pretty much the music that kids listen to nowadays.\nSB: The label first came to a lot of people's attention through the Music From Saharan Cellphones compilations. Can you tell us about those records?\nCK: The Music from Saharan Cellphones compilation was this idea that I had when I was doing field recordings. I noticed that there was a lot of other music that people were listening to on their cellphones. West African people use their cellphones like people use their iPods, or iPhones, or iTunes--it's a way to store and trade your digital MP3s. I noticed that people were listening on their phones to stuff that I had never heard before--crazy stuff, with drum machines, Autotune... All this really contemporary music that I couldn't find anything about. You couldn't Google it--it didn't exist on the Internet. Sometimes people didn't know who the composers were on the music, they just had these unidentified MP3s on their phones. So I started collecting MP3s from people's cellphones and I brought that back to the states. Over the next couple years, I worked on tracking down a some of my favorite tracks that I collected, finding out who made those songs, contacting them, licensing them, and putting together a compilation.\nSB: Cellphones work somewhat differently in western Africa. How does that impact the music?\nCK: The cellphones that people are using in West Africa have this Bluetooth capability so you can send a file from phone to phone with a file transfer. If you hold up the phones next to each other, you can send a file from one to another.\nMusic is shared from phone to phone. So if you hold up your phone to another phone, you just hit send, and you can trade and share these files. So there's this culture of file sharing now, where if a bunch of kids are sitting around and playing music on their phones and one of the songs elicits interest, you can pretty quickly say, \"Hey, I like that song, can you send me that?\" and with a few clicks on your phone, you've made a copy. It's created this huge network of file sharing across West Africa where people take songs from their friends, get on a bus, travel 10 hours, go to a new city, transfer a song again. And these songs can be shared without really any Internet; there's no central network that exists, just people moving with their cellphones.\nSB: So that's mostly free sharing. But I also know that the phones have created MP3 markets.\nCK: Yeah, one of the cool things that has popped up over the past few years is the MP3 market. So, while you can download music and copy music onto your phone from another phone, these Bluetooth wireless file transfers take a long time. So in order to fill this need for quicker file transfers, cellphone vendors have started selling music as well, pretty much in every cellphone market in Mali. In Bamako, downtown in the central market, there's a cellphone market. It's just alongside one of the main streets. There are vendors sitting under umbrellas with glass cases showing off their different cellphones for sale. But every vendor also has a laptop connected to a pair of speakers playing their latest music. And if you go up to these guys and ask them for the songs, you can buy the MP3s for a set price. You can choose the songs you'd like and they'll fill up your phone or USB key with the latest songs.\nNeedless to say, there's no money that's given back to the artist, so it's technically piracy, but none of the younger artists seem too concerned with this. 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Or is it mostly youth music, or pop music?\nCK: You can find all kinds of music at the MP3 market, but they really specialize in the youth music because it's really the youth who are utilizing the MP3 market. It's young people who are most connected to that culture of file sharing and cellphones.\nSB: Another part of the youth culture that you've covered is Balani Show music. Can you tell us about that?\nCK: Yeah! Balani Show music is really interesting because there are a lot of remixes, a lot of DJ remixes of different tracks, and there's a lot of crossover between Balani Show and hip-hop. To be real clear, we're talking about Balani Show as if it's a music, but Balani Show is really the name of the type of event--it's the name of a type of party. Balani Shows are these neighborhood block parties that happen in the residential neighborhoods of Mali--but particularly, in Bamako--where DJs organize sound system parties. They set up some speakers in the street, block off the street, put some chairs out. A couple DJs set up their laptops, and they'll play music for different events such as a baptism, a kid's birthday celebration, or some type of neighborhood party. The DJs are playing really contemporary pop music--stuff people want to dance to. It's sometimes called ambiance, or Balani, or hip-hop--but it's got to be music that makes people want to dance.\nSB: I didn't realize the name came from the parties. What are they like? How are they organized?\nCK: Balani Shows usually start out with all the neighborhood kids coming together. You'll have two MCs and a DJ, and the MCs will run around the crowd and organize the party--so they'll set up different games for the kids, and the kids will play musical chairs or they'll have mock fashion shows, or they'll call five kids at a time to come out and dance. But as the party goes later into the night, the older kids will come out--lots of teenagers, older teenagers, 18- and 19-year-olds--and these kids have dance crews, different dance groups, and they come out and do these choreographed dances. And they'll compete with one another, so there'll be one dance group competing with another dance group.\nThey get into pretty elaborate choreographed dance routines, sometimes even this acrobatic stuff where they'll pick each other up and throw each other in the air, or jump over each other. I saw one where these groups hold each other by the legs and spin, spin each other in the air. You have to step back a little bit so you don't get hit by one of them! It's sort of similar to break dancing in a way; there's a lot of pride, \"This is my group, this is my crew, we're going to dance, and we're going to be the best dancers at the Balani Show.\"\nSB: The shows are often organized by parents, right?\nCK: Well, The cool thing about the Balani Show is that it really is about the kids, it's about the young people, but it's organized in the neighborhood right in front of someone's house. Part of the reason for the popularity of the Balani Shows is that it's a way for the parents to organize a party for their kids while keeping an eye on their kids, because they're right there, it's right in front of their house, and they can step out and check on their kids and see that they're not up to anything they don't approve of.\nSB: The music played at these shows: A lot of it is connected to older musical traditions, right?\nCK: Well, even the name itself, Balani Show, comes from the name Balani. Balani are balaphon parties. The balaphon is this wooden, percussive instrument... But Balani Show has its origins in these balaphon parties. They were these village parties where musicians would play percussion and balaphon and would call villagers together to have these parties where people would dance. Balani Show is sort of an extension of that; it's a traditional balaphon model adapted to the city. A lot of the DJs I talked to said that they started doing Balani show because people couldn't afford a balaphon player--paying all the musicians, paying for all the instruments, the different musicians to play the instruments; it's expensive! It's a lot cheaper to just find a DJ. So these DJs started to create this music that really recalled the balaphon, but they could make it on their computer. So using samplers, rhythm boxes, and then later computers, they started to compose these electronic versions of what balaphon music was. So, sort of this pounding dance rhythm, but sampling percussive elements of the balaphon and different Malian drums.\nSB: How did you first encounter Balani Shows?\nCK: Well, Balani Shows are really hard to miss. If you're in any neighborhood of Bamako walking around in the evening, particularly on the weekend, you're likely to see these things happening. And you'll just kind of stumble into them if you're walking around on the streets....and they're loud! They go until about midnight in these residential neighborhoods. So that's where I first encountered Balani Show, just walking around Bamako in the evening.\nSB: Do you have a plan to release any of it?\nCK: Yeah, I'm currently working on an album of Balani Show \"super hits,\" some of the popular music that people are currently listening to at Balani Show.\nSB: So, shifting focus north. You've done a lot of work with the band Alkibar Gignor. Can you tell us about them?\nCK: Well, Alkibar Gignor is a band from Niafunk\u00e9, Mali. It's a little town outside of Timbuktu. It's sort of a famous town; it's the home of Ali Farka Tour\u00e9. Alkibar Gignor is a band created by Afel Bocoum. Afel is a former bandmate of Ali Farka Tour\u00e9, but also a pretty renowned musician of his own who has formed his own group and toured a lot over the past 20 years. When Afel started touring, he wanted to create a band that could remain behind in Niafunk\u00e9 and play for the town. Alkibar is the group of Afel Bocoum, so he created a group called Alkibar Gignor. Afel's younger brother Amma Bocoum is in the group along with a lot of other youths. Afel supplied them with some instruments and taught them how to play, and now Alkibar Gignor has taken the role of Niafunk\u00e9's hometown band, playing in all the different festivities in Niafunk\u00e9 and touring around the surrounding villages playing baptisms, and marriages, and these types of things.\nSB: Give us a sense. 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Niafunk\u00e9 receives a lot of tourists and has received lots of tourism in the past as a sort of site of musical pilgrimage for anyone interested in Malian music; you have to go to Niafunk\u00e9. The legacy of Ali Farka Tour\u00e9 really survives in this place. A lot of kids in Niafunk\u00e9 play guitar.\nI went to Niafunk\u00e9 with the intention of checking this out and seeing if I could meet some of these kids. Pretty quickly after I arrived, I found the band Alkibar Gignor playing a concert a few nights after I arrived. So I asked if I could sit in on some rehearsals. We recorded a lot back then--that was in 2010--and I've traveled back three times since then working with the band, releasing some of their songs on compilations, and finally releasing a full-length album of their recordings that we've made over the years. Alkibar Gignor really stands out to me because they play this modernized version of what I would think of as traditional northern Malian music.\nSB: I know that you spent a lot of time working with the group. What was that like?\nCK: It was great! Recording conditions can be pretty interesting there. For example, in one session I accompanied the band to this village about an hour outside of Niafunk\u00e9. We were headed there for a wedding, or a celebration after a wedding--a party in any case. I went with the band, we loaded up all the material on top of this van. Their material, it's a bit weather beaten--some old battered drums, amps, a generator, and we loaded all these things on top of the van and drove alongside the river for about an hour. The village doesn't have electricity and there's no cell phone reception, so it's a little bit out there; we had to bring a generator to play music.\nWe got to the village and there's a courtyard, and the village has maybe a hundred people. In this little courtyard with a low wall, they assembled their equipment and set up everything for the concert that night. People started showing up after dark and the band hooked up their equipment, fired up the generator, and just started playing this really intense, loud rock music. The guitar riffs were kind of blown out--they were using pretty beat up equipment like I said. They have a drum set, but the drummer Cola was using just a couple of branches he pulled off a tree, the hi-hat was cracked, the bass drum was dented in, the amps were cast off amplifiers from Europe filtered through Lagos. So there was a really rough sound, but the villagers loved it. They were playing traditional numbers, but they were really fast and energized and it brought this kind of new sound to music that I was used to hearing, these traditional, northern Malian traditional sounds, but less of the blues and more of punk rock.\nSB: How did Alkibar get a gig like that? How did people in the village hear of them?\nCK: Well, for Alkibar Gignor, they don't have any albums in the market; their music isn't on CD. They've sort of built up a following in the past years by just distributing their music by cassette and, more recently, on cellphone. Like I mentioned before, the bands become these hometown celebrities. They're very localized, so they're known throughout Niafunk\u00e9 and the surrounding villages, but they're not really known in Timbuktu and definitely not in Bamako. They're very popular locally, but not so popular outside of that. And that's really an example of a lot of bands that I've experienced in my travels throughout Mali. I've found this time and time again, you show up at a village and if you ask around you can pretty quickly find out who the band is in that town. There's always one band that's risen to prominence as the local band of the region. Everyone knows them, everyone knows their songs, but you travel a few villages over and it's another band.\nIt really reminds me of that pre-MTV, pre-radio what I imagine America was like. Groups have their own territory, and a lot of groups play similar music, recreating it for the fans in their region. Alkibar Gignor, for example, play only a few original songs; they play a lot of covers too, and that's one thing people want to hear. They want to hear the songs of Ali Farka Tour\u00e9, they want to hear the songs of Afel Bocoum, of Amadou and Mariam, of the Takumba artists, but they can't afford to have those musicians play. And a lot of time those musicians aren't even in Mali! Maybe they're playing in the U.S., or in Europe, and they need to have these local bands to support and maintain that musical culture. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Edit > Job creation\nTHERE appears to be growing unemployment in the state. With each passing day, the situation is becoming worse. People appear be to becoming desperate. Recently, the government received as many 8 lakh applications for just 4,000 jobs. This is quite a high figure of unemployment. It can be seen most of the applications are by people who are seeking low-paid jobs. What we are in for is the beginning of unemployment problems. It is natural that when we have lack of new projects - big or small - the need for employment becomes less. It is obvious we have not many new projects which have come up. Jobs can come only with new projects. If this does not happen, the job situation will continue to be as before. A matter which needs enquiry is why the usually expected industrialisation has not happened. Even a minimum extent of industrialisation will help job creation.\nRecently, for government received as many as 8 lakh applications for the post of forest officers. The number required in the job was only for 4,000. It is clear something fast has to be done. Prime minister Narendra Modi has shown a picture of employment all over the country. However, unemployment looks at all of us. We cannot run away from it. The government has to start the work in the job market.\nThe high number of applications appear to show the situation clearly.\nThe government must help the unemployed find jobs. At fixed places, it must make arrangements for people to get information about existing jobs to those who seek information.",
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        "raw_content": "Anatomy and Normal Microbiota of the Respiratory Tract\nDescribe the major anatomical features of the upper and lower respiratory tract\nDescribe the normal microbiota of the upper and lower respiratory tracts\nExplain how microorganisms overcome defenses of upper and lower respiratory-tract membranes to cause infection\nExplain how microbes and the respiratory system interact and modify each other in healthy individuals and during an infection\nJohn, a 65-year-old man with asthma and type 2 diabetes, works as a sales associate at a local home improvement store. Recently, he began to feel quite ill and made an appointment with his family physician. At the clinic, John reported experiencing headache, chest pain, coughing, and shortness of breath. Over the past day, he had also experienced some nausea and diarrhea. A nurse took his temperature and found that he was running a fever of 40 \u00b0C (104 \u00b0F).\nJohn suggested that he must have a case of influenza (flu), and regretted that he had put off getting his flu vaccine this year. After listening to John\u2019s breathing through a stethoscope, the physician ordered a chest radiography and collected blood, urine, and sputum samples.\nBased on this information, what factors may have contributed to John\u2019s illness?\nThe primary function of the respiratory tract is to exchange gases (oxygen and carbon dioxide) for metabolism. However, inhalation and exhalation (particularly when forceful) can also serve as a vehicle of transmission for pathogens between individuals.\nAnatomy of the Upper Respiratory System\nThe respiratory system can be conceptually divided into upper and lower regions at the point of the epiglottis, the structure that seals off the lower respiratory system from the pharynx during swallowing ([link]). The upper respiratory system is in direct contact with the external environment. The nares (or nostrils) are the external openings of the nose that lead back into the nasal cavity, a large air-filled space behind the nares. These anatomical sites constitute the primary opening and first section of the respiratory tract, respectively. The nasal cavity is lined with hairs that trap large particles, like dust and pollen, and prevent their access to deeper tissues. The nasal cavity is also lined with a mucous membrane and Bowman\u2019s glands that produce mucus to help trap particles and microorganisms for removal. The nasal cavity is connected to several other air-filled spaces. The sinuses, a set of four, paired small cavities in the skull, communicate with the nasal cavity through a series of small openings. The nasopharynx is part of the upper throat extending from the posterior nasal cavity. The nasopharynx carries air inhaled through the nose. The middle ear is connected to the nasopharynx through the eustachian tube. The middle ear is separated from the outer ear by the tympanic membrane, or ear drum. And finally, the lacrimal glands drain to the nasal cavity through the nasolacrimal ducts (tear ducts). The open connections between these sites allow microorganisms to move from the nasal cavity to the sinuses, middle ears (and back), and down into the lower respiratory tract from the nasopharynx.\nThe oral cavity is a secondary opening for the respiratory tract. The oral and nasal cavities connect through the fauces to the pharynx, or throat. The pharynx can be divided into three regions: the nasopharynx, the oropharynx, and the laryngopharynx. Air inhaled through the mouth does not pass through the nasopharynx; it proceeds first through the oropharynx and then through the laryngopharynx. The palatine tonsils, which consist of lymphoid tissue, are located within the oropharynx. The laryngopharynx, the last portion of the pharynx, connects to the larynx, which contains the vocal fold ([link]).\n(a) The ear is connected to the upper respiratory tract by the eustachian tube, which opens to the nasopharynx. (b) The structures of the upper respiratory tract.\nIdentify the sequence of anatomical structures through which microbes would pass on their way from the nares to the larynx.\nWhat two anatomical points do the eustachian tubes connect?\nAnatomy of the Lower Respiratory System\nThe lower respiratory system begins below the epiglottis in the larynx or voice box ([link]). The trachea, or windpipe, is a cartilaginous tube extending from the larynx that provides an unobstructed path for air to reach the lungs. The trachea bifurcates into the left and right bronchi as it reaches the lungs. These paths branch repeatedly to form smaller and more extensive networks of tubes, the bronchioles. The terminal bronchioles formed in this tree-like network end in cul-de-sacs called the alveoli. These structures are surrounded by capillary networks and are the site of gas exchange in the respiratory system. Human lungs contain on the order of 400,000,000 alveoli. The outer surface of the lungs is protected with a double-layered pleural membrane. This structure protects the lungs and provides lubrication to permit the lungs to move easily during respiration.\nThe structures of the lower respiratory tract are identified in this illustration. (credit: modification of work by National Cancer Institute)\nDefenses of the Respiratory System\nThe inner lining of the respiratory system consists of mucous membranes ([link]) and is protected by multiple immune defenses. The goblet cells within the respiratory epithelium secrete a layer of sticky mucus. The viscosity and acidity of this secretion inhibits microbial attachment to the underlying cells. In addition, the respiratory tract contains ciliated epithelial cells. The beating cilia dislodge and propel the mucus, and any trapped microbes, upward to the epiglottis, where they will be swallowed. Elimination of microbes in this manner is referred to as the mucociliary escalator effect and is an important mechanism that prevents inhaled microorganisms from migrating further into the lower respiratory tract.\nThis micrograph shows the structure of the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract. (credit: modification of micrograph provided by the Regents of University of Michigan Medical School \u00a9 2012)\nThe upper respiratory system is under constant surveillance by mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT), including the adenoids and tonsils. Other mucosal defenses include secreted antibodies (IgA), lysozyme, surfactant, and antimicrobial peptides called defensins. Meanwhile, the lower respiratory tract is protected by alveolar macrophages. These phagocytes efficiently kill any microbes that manage to evade the other defenses. The combined action of these factors renders the lower respiratory tract nearly devoid of colonized microbes.\nIdentify the sequence of anatomical structures through which microbes would pass on their way from the larynx to the alveoli.\nName some defenses of the respiratory system that protect against microbial infection.\nNormal Microbiota of the Respiratory System\nThe upper respiratory tract contains an abundant and diverse microbiota. The nasal passages and sinuses are primarily colonized by members of the Firmicutes, Actinobacteria, and Proteobacteria. The most common bacteria identified include Staphylococcus epidermidis, viridans group streptococci (VGS), Corynebacterium spp. (diphtheroids), Propionibacterium spp., and Haemophilus spp. The oropharynx includes many of the same isolates as the nose and sinuses, with the addition of variable numbers of bacteria like species of Prevotella, Fusobacterium, Moraxella, and Eikenella, as well as some Candida fungal isolates. In addition, many healthy humans asymptomatically carry potential pathogens in the upper respiratory tract. As much as 20% of the population carry Staphylococcus aureus in their nostrils.1 The pharynx, too, can be colonized with pathogenic strains of Streptococcus, Haemophilus, and Neisseria.\nThe lower respiratory tract, by contrast, is scantily populated with microbes. Of the organisms identified in the lower respiratory tract, species of Pseudomonas, Streptococcus, Prevotella, Fusobacterium, and Veillonella are the most common. It is not clear at this time if these small populations of bacteria constitute a normal microbiota or if they are transients.\nMany members of the respiratory system\u2019s normal microbiota are opportunistic pathogens. To proliferate and cause host damage, they first must overcome the immune defenses of respiratory tissues. Many mucosal pathogens produce virulence factors such as adhesins that mediate attachment to host epithelial cells, or polysaccharide capsules that allow microbes to evade phagocytosis. The endotoxins of gram-negative bacteria can stimulate a strong inflammatory response that damages respiratory cells. Other pathogens produce exotoxins, and still others have the ability to survive within the host cells. Once an infection of the respiratory tract is established, it tends to impair the mucociliary escalator, limiting the body\u2019s ability to expel the invading microbes, thus making it easier for pathogens to multiply and spread.\nVaccines have been developed for many of the most serious bacterial and viral pathogens. Several of the most important respiratory pathogens and their vaccines, if available, are summarized in [link]. Components of these vaccines will be explained later in the chapter.\nSome Important Respiratory Diseases and Vaccines\nAvailable Vaccine(s)2\nChickenpox/shingles Varicella-zoster virus Varicella (chickenpox) vaccine, herpes zoster (shingles) vaccine\nCommon cold Rhinovirus None\nDiphtheria Corynebacterium diphtheriae DtaP, Tdap, DT,Td, DTP\nEpiglottitis, otitis media Haemophilus influenzae Hib\nInfluenza Influenza viruses Inactivated, FluMist\nMeasles Measles virus MMR\nPertussis Bordetella pertussis DTaP, Tdap\nPneumonia Streptococcus pneumoniae Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13), pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (PPSV23)\nRubella (German measles) Rubella virus MMR\nSevere acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) SARS-associated coronavirus (SARS-CoV) None\nTuberculosis Mycobacterium tuberculosis BCG\nWhat are some pathogenic bacteria that are part of the normal microbiota of the respiratory tract?\nWhat virulence factors are used by pathogens to overcome the immune protection of the respiratory tract?\nSigns and Symptoms of Respiratory Infection\nMicrobial diseases of the respiratory system typically result in an acute inflammatory response. These infections can be grouped by the location affected and have names ending in \u201citis\u201d, which literally means inflammation of. For instance, rhinitis is an inflammation of the nasal cavities, often characteristic of the common cold. Rhinitis may also be associated with hay fever allergies or other irritants. Inflammation of the sinuses is called sinusitis inflammation of the ear is called otitis. Otitis media is an inflammation of the middle ear. A variety of microbes can cause pharyngitis, commonly known as a sore throat. An inflammation of the larynx is called laryngitis. The resulting inflammation may interfere with vocal cord function, causing voice loss. When tonsils are inflamed, it is called tonsillitis. Chronic cases of tonsillitis may be treated surgically with tonsillectomy. More rarely, the epiglottis can be infected, a condition called epiglottitis. In the lower respiratory system, the inflammation of the bronchial tubes results in bronchitis. Most serious of all is pneumonia, in which the alveoli in the lungs are infected and become inflamed. Pus and edema accumulate and fill the alveoli with fluids (called consolidations). This reduces the lungs\u2019 ability to exchange gases and often results in a productive cough expelling phlegm and mucus. Cases of pneumonia can range from mild to life-threatening, and remain an important cause of mortality in the very young and very old.\nDescribe the typical symptoms of rhinitis, sinusitis, pharyngitis, and laryngitis.\nSmoking-Associated Pneumonia\nCamila is a 22-year-old student who has been a chronic smoker for 5 years. Recently, she developed a persistent cough that has not responded to over-the-counter treatments. Her doctor ordered a chest radiograph to investigate. The radiological results were consistent with pneumonia. In addition, Streptococcus pneumoniae was isolated from Camila\u2019s sputum.\nSmokers are at a greater risk of developing pneumonia than the general population. Several components of tobacco smoke have been demonstrated to impair the lungs\u2019 immune defenses. These effects include disrupting the function of the ciliated epithelial cells, inhibiting phagocytosis, and blocking the action of antimicrobial peptides. Together, these lead to a dysfunction of the mucociliary escalator effect. The organisms trapped in the mucus are therefore able to colonize the lungs and cause infections rather than being expelled or swallowed.\nThe respiratory tract is divided into upper and lower regions at the epiglottis.\nAir enters the upper respiratory tract through the nasal cavity and mouth, which both lead to the pharynx. The lower respiratory tract extends from the larynx into the trachea before branching into the bronchi, which divide further to form the bronchioles, which terminate in alveoli, where gas exchange occurs.\nThe upper respiratory tract is colonized by an extensive and diverse normal microbiota, many of which are potential pathogens. Few microbial inhabitants have been found in the lower respiratory tract, and these may be transients.\nMembers of the normal microbiota may cause opportunistic infections, using a variety of strategies to overcome the innate nonspecific defenses (including the mucociliary escalator) and adaptive specific defenses of the respiratory system.\nEffective vaccines are available for many common respiratory pathogens, both bacterial and viral.\nMost respiratory infections result in inflammation of the infected tissues; these conditions are given names ending in -itis, such as rhinitis, sinusitis, otitis, pharyngitis, and bronchitis.\nWhich of the following is not directly connected to the nasopharynx?\nlacrimal glands\nWhat type of cells produce the mucus for the mucous membranes?\nciliated epithelial cells\nWhich of these correctly orders the structures through which air passes during inhalation?\npharynx \u2192 trachea \u2192 larynx \u2192 bronchi\npharynx \u2192 larynx \u2192 trachea \u2192 bronchi\nlarynx \u2192 pharynx \u2192 bronchi \u2192 trachea\nlarynx \u2192 pharynx \u2192 trachea \u2192 bronchi\nThe ___________ separates the upper and lower respiratory tract.\nWhich microbial virulence factor is most important for attachment to host respiratory tissues?\nUnattached microbes are moved from the lungs to the epiglottis by the _______ effect.\nmucociliary escalator\nMany bacterial pathogens produce _______ to evade phagocytosis.\nThe main type of antibody in the mucous membrane defenses is _______.\n_______ results from an inflammation of the \u201cvoice box.\u201d\n_______ phagocytize potential pathogens in the lower lung.\nExplain why the lower respiratory tract is essentially sterile.\nExplain why pneumonia is often a life-threatening disease.\nName each of the structures of the respiratory tract shown, and state whether each has a relatively large or small normal microbiota.\n(credit: modification of work by National Cancer Institute)\nCystic fibrosis causes, among other things, excess mucus to be formed in the lungs. 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        "raw_content": "8 Killed As Michael Treks Through Southeast Leaving Florida Beach Towns in Ruins, Flooding Parts of North Carolina, Virginia Towns\nThe extent of Hurricane Michael's widespread devastation in Florida became clearer Thursday as the storm continued to wreak havoc across the Southeast, knocking down trees and power poles, stranding motorists, and spawning tornadoes and flash flood emergencies. Eight people have died.\nMichael made landfall as a high-end Category 4 storm on the Florida Panhandle Wednesday smashing towns to rubble. On Thursday, the Carolinas and Georgia saw trees knocked down, hundreds of thousands without power, and roads closed by standing water. Evacuations were needed in Irmo, South Carolina, after multiple homes took on water. Tropical Storm Michael's downpours in Virginia also flooded homes and led to water rescues and at least four flash flood emergencies later in the day. One tornado was confirmed.\nFour people were killed in Florida's Gadsden County, according to Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Anglie Hightower. One of them was Steve Sweet, 44, who died when a tree slammed into his Gretna home. Details were not available on the other three deaths. In southern Georgia, an 11-year-old girl was killed when a carport hit her home in Seminole County. The county coroner later identified her as Sarah Radney. A North Carolina man was killed Thursday after a tree fell on his car in Iredell County, north of Charlotte, the Associated Press reported.\nIn Florida, from Panama City through Mexico Beach \u2014 where the storm made landfall \u2014 and into Apalachicola, houses were swamped or blown apart, roofs were ripped off, boats sank and trees toppled in the high winds. Aerial images at Mexico Beach Thursday morning showed extreme damage, with homes swept completely off their foundations and destroyed and few properties left standing along the coast.\nTwo more deaths were confirmed Friday morning in Danville, Virginia, in separate flooding incidents.\n\"Mexico Beach took the brunt,\" FEMA Administrator Brock Long said. \"That\u2019s probably ground zero.\"\n(MORE: What's Next for Michael)\nAs of 7:30 p.m. EDT Thursday, the total number of customers without power in Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, and Virginia was more than 1.4 million, according to PowerOutage.us.\nPsychiatric hospital cut off: In the town of Chattahoochee, the Florida State Hospital, which is the state's largest and oldest psychiatric hospital, was inaccessible in the wake of Michael, according to the Miami Herald. The facility's 975 residents and 325 staffers had ample supplies, especially after food and water drops via helicopter, but the hospital lost all communication with the outside world, the report added.\nTwo Panama City hospitals evacuate: Bay Medical Sacred Heart began evacuating patients about 3 a.m. Thursday after the hospital was damaged by the hurricane on Wednesday. Gulf Coast Regional Medical Center also was damaged and began moving patients on Thursday. Both hospitals said their emergency rooms would remain open.\nSearch and rescue missions underway: Long told reporters Thursday morning that the goal is to send crews into the hardest-hit areas to perform search and rescue missions. \"The power's not going to be on for a while,\" he said.\nStretch of Interstate 10 reopens: An 80-mile stretch of I-10 reopened after being closed Thursday morning so the Florida Highway Patrol could clear debris from the roadway. The closure impacted a stretch of the freeway from west of Tallahassee to Lake Seminole, the report added.\nMajor damage reported at Tyndall Air Force Base: The base, which sits across the bay from Panama City, posted on its Facebook page Thursday that the base had widespread catastrophic damage. The post also said there was roof damage to nearly every house on the base. No injuries were reported. A wind gust of 129 mph was measured at the base. Base personnel had been ordered to evacuate on Monday. The Facebook post said evacuees should plan on being away for an extended time.\nDevastation in Mexico Beach: Images from Mexico Beach showed widespread devastation with homes reduced to kindling and roofs lying in the middle of U.S. 98. Storm surge lapped at roof eaves. Mayor Al Cathey, 71, told the Tampa Bay Times, \"We\u2019re broken here. This devastation is beyond. I think it\u2019s sort of obvious we need some help.\"\nDozens Didn't Flee: State officials said as many as 285 Mexico Beach residents chose not to obey evacuation orders ahead of the storm. The National Guard was able to rescue about 20 people overnight, but it was unknown how many residents were missing, or if there were any deaths.\n(MORE: How to Help the Victims of Hurricane Michael)\nStorm tracker shocked by damage: \"It's hard to convey in words the scale of the catastrophe in Panama City. The whole city looks like a nuke was dropped on it. I'm literally shocked at the scale of the destruction,\" tweeted chaser Josh Morgerman.\nPanama City residents feel wrath of Michael: Vance Beu, 29, was staying with his mother at her Panama City apartment when a pine tree slashed through the roof. Beu said the roar of the storm sounded like a jet engine as the winds accelerated. \"It was terrifying, honestly. There was a lot of noise. We thought the windows were going to break at any time. We had the inside windows kind of barricaded in with mattresses,\" Beu said.\nA warehouse of boats is seen damaged at Treasure Island Marina in Panama City Beach, Florida, after Hurricane Michael made landfall along the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018.\n(Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images)\nReports of looting: Storm chasers posted video of people grabbing items from inside a heavily damaged Family Dollar store in Panama City on Thursday. Bay County Sheriff Tommy Ford said there was widespread looting of homes and businesses on Panama City Beach, too. He asked for 50 members of the National Guard for protection.\nNews outlets work through power loss: In Panama City Beach, WJHG-TV employees were told they could evacuate the station if they felt unsafe, but a few remained inside the building, according to reporter Danielle Ellis. The station lost power a few hours later. The Panama City News Herald lost power and stayed in operation using a backup generator, but did not have internet access at the office.\nPort St. Joe Mayor rides out the storm: Mayor Bo Patterson remained in his home seven blocks from the beach during the storm. \"It feels like you don't know when the next tree is going to fall on top of you because it's blowing so ferociously,\" he told Reuters by telephone. \"It's very, very scary. We have trees being uprooted, heavy, heavy rain.\"\nApalachicola suffers heavy damage: Sally Crown, who rode out the storm in her house, ventured out after the storm had passed. \"It's absolutely horrendous. Catastrophic,\" she said. \"There's flooding. Boats on the highway. A house on the highway. Houses that have been there forever are just shattered.\"\nTrees downed across capital city: In Tallahassee, the power loss from Michael surpassed the loss from Hermine over two years ago, according to Mayor Andrew Gillum. He said about 110,000 homes and businesses were without power in the city Thursday morning and that one of the city's sewer systems failed. He urged patience and optimism from residents as the city works through its recovery. \"I'm counting our many, many blessings. This storm for us certainly was not as bad for us as it could have been.\"\nFederal disaster approved: President Donald Trump approved a major disaster declaration for the state in the wake of the storm, making federal aid available for state and local response efforts.\nThousands lose power: After its assault on Florida, Michael's wind and rain pelted southern and central Georgia, knocking out power and downing trees in the southwestern corner of the state. Early Thursday morning, about 350,000 homes and business were without power.\nTrees downed: Of the hundreds of trees that were knocked down, one fell on a vehicle in northwest Atlanta, trapping a 31-year-old woman inside. She was taken to a hospital with internal injuries.\nNumerous tornadoes reported: The National Weather Service said it had confirmed three tornadoes were spawned by Michael. An EF-0 tornado touched down a couple of miles southwest of Atlanta and snapped several large trees. A high-end EF-1 tornado touched down in Crawford County. Numerous trees were knocked down or uprooted. Several homes were damaged by falling trees, NWS said. Damage was also found in Peach County that was thought to be caused by a brief tornado, but NWS said it wants to re-examine radar data to confirm it.\nAgriculture decimated: With the harvest underway, many farms in South Georgia had their crops ravaged by the storm. \"Our worst dreams are being realized,\" Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black told reporters Thursday morning. Black said 84 chicken houses, estimated to have held more than 2 million chickens, were destroyed.\nInjuries reported in Dothan: At least three people were injured in Dothan when a tree fell on a home Wednesday afternoon, WSFA.com reported. One of the victims was in critical condition, the report added.\nWidespread power outages: More than 60,000 homes and businesses in southern Alabama were without power early Thursday.\nAnother storm brings flooding: Just weeks after being slammed by Hurricane Florence, the Carolinas are yet again seeing impacts from a tropical system. On Thursday morning, flooding was reported in parts of western North Carolina after hours of heavy rain overwhelmed rivers and streams. Several roads in Boone, North Carolina, were impacted the floodwaters Thursday morning, the city's police department tweeted. Gov. Roy Cooper said \u201cdozens\u201d of people were rescued from flash floods and rising rivers, the News & Observer reported.\nStudents sent home early: South of Asheville, schools in Henderson and Polk counties were closed Thursday because of the storm. Watauga County also sent students home shortly after they arrived Thursday morning. Other school districts in North and South Carolina also closed for the day.\nDon't drive around barricades: Dozens of roads and bridges damaged by Florence are still being repaired, and transportation officials urged travelers to refrain from driving around barricades, according to the State.\nHomes flooded: Water rose knee-high and waist-high in communities near Columbia, South Carolina. At least 20 people were evacuated from their homes in Irmo, the State reported, and more than 40 homes had water in them, Ben Smith, assistant chief of the Irmo Fire District, said.\nState Fair delayed: In Raleigh, organizers for the North Carolina State Fair told WRAL.com that the opening was delayed from Thursday to Friday because of the storm's impacts.\nFlooded roads and water rescues Numerous roads were closed and water rescues need as rain from Michael flooded southwest and central Virginia on Thursday, the National Weather Service reported, including Roanoke, Danville and southern Pittsylvania County, and Henry County. Hundreds of trees were down in Henry County, too. Reports said several had fallen on homes with people trapped inside. In Hanover County, emergency officials rescued a person after a tree fell on a house. Water rescues were also needed in Richmond.\nTornado warnings: More than a half dozen tornado warnings were issued Thursday evening for parts of southwestern and central Virginia. The Richmond Times-Dispatch said the National Weather Service reported that a tree fell through a house in Williamsburg as a result of a possible tornado. A roof was blown off a structure in James City County. Earlier, the NWS said radar had confirmed a tornado near Scott's Fork in southern Amelia County.\nWater enters homes: The NWS said the emergency manager for Prince Edward County reported flooding was entering homes, businesses, and government buildings across the county.\nSchools closed or opening later: Chesterfield County and Amelia County schools announced they would be closed on Friday. Dinwiddie, Hopewell, King William, and Richmond schools announced they would start two hours late on Friday.\nState of emergency: Gov. 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        "raw_content": "Distance Impacts our Perceptions\nPosted by Prof. Hans-Peter Plag, PhD on January 31, 2018 in Columns, Fall 2017, On the Edge\nOld Dominion University Norfolk, Va.\nOur Perception of an object changes depending on how far or close we are and on how accustomed we are with it. During a recent visit to St. Petersburg, Florida, I spent several hours at the Dali Museum there. For some of Salvador Dali\u2019s paintings, the distance to the painting determines what we see. Approaching the painting, \u201cSlave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire\u201d (http://bit.ly/2z2mZmU) from the distance, Voltaire\u2019s bust is the most obvious feature in the center of the painting. The choice of using Voltaire\u2019s bust in the painting is notable: Voltaire was a dedicated and outspoken advocate of civil liberties, not afraid of putting himself at risk by arguing for the freedom of thoughts under the strict censorship of his time. He also showed a great respect for science and the work of Sir Isaac Newton. Moving closer to the painting, the bust of Voltaire slowly disappears, and with it, what Voltaire stands for, giving way to two nuns within the slave market, emphasizing the cruelty of the slave market.\nAmazingly, our brain is able to interpret complex visual stimuli extremely fast and the meaning of a scene like the one in Dali\u2019s painting is interpreted in fractions of a second. However, the visual stimulus of this particular painting is open to interpretation. Recent research using ltered versions of this painting showed that participants overwhelmingly saw the bust of Voltaire when the ner details of the painting were obscured, and saw the nuns when large-scale features were obscured.1\nThese findings underlined the importance of scale information in perception. Large-scale features that change little over a given distance are more visible with low spatial resolution, while small-scale features that change much more over the same distance require much higher spatial resolution to be recognized. In a second experiment in the same study, the participants in two groups were shown random-noise patterns before they saw a grey- scale version of Dali\u2019s painting. The group that was shown a random pattern with a high spatial resolution reported seeing the bust of Voltaire, and the group that saw patterns with low spatial resolution reported seeing the nuns. This showed that previous experience is an important factor in perception, and adapting vision to the spatial scale in the random pattern led the participants to selectively perceive the opposite spatial scale in the grey-scale painting.\n\u201cA generic problem in vision is to know which information drives the perception of a stimulus.\u201d1 This generic problem can be extended to knowing which information drives the perception of a specific situation, a problem or a threat. Many of the problems and threats we face as individuals, groups, communities, and as a global species are open to interpretation. Here, too, the distance that we have determines what we see.\nIn the same way as the perception of Dali\u2019s painting changes with our distance to the painting, looking at the planet from different distances and at different spatial and temporal resolutions changes the perception. Looking from space, we see the beauty of the Earth as a dynamic planetary life-support system, but getting closer we discover the cruelties of humanity on its path of exploiting the wealth of the planetary system for the benefit of a few.\nDue to copyright laws, we cannot publish the Salvador Dali paintings referenced in the article. Please visit them here:\nSlave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire: http://bit.ly/2z2mZmU\nThe Broken Bridge and the Dream:\nhttp://bit.ly/2BaAgvz\nTwenty- five years ago, 1,700 independent scientists sent a warning to humanity pointing out that \u201chuman beings and the natural world are on a collision course\u201d and that if environmental damage was not stopped, our future was at risk.2 On the twenty-fifth anniversary of this call, William J. Ripple et al. look back at this warning. Evaluating the human response to the dire warning by exploring available time-series data, they found alarming trends, including increasing dead zones, deforestation, CO2 emissions, temperature, and population growth; and decreasing invertebrate species, and freshwater resources. This led them to formulate a second warning,3 this time supported by 15,364 scientist signatories from 184 countries, which was published on November 13, 2017: \u201cHumanity is now being given a second notice, as illustrated by these alarming trends. We are jeopardizing our future by not reining in our intense but geographically and demographically uneven material consumption and by not perceiving continued rapid population growth as a primary driver behind many ecological and even societal threats.\u201d\n\u201cIn the same way as the perception of Dali\u2019s painting changes with our distance to the painting, looking at the planet from different distances and at different spatial and temporal resolutions changes the perception. Looking from space, we see the beauty of the Earth as a dynamic planetary life-support system, but getting closer we discover the cruelties of humanity on its path of exploiting the wealth of the planetary system for the bene t of a few.\u201d\nThe 1992 warning had little immediate impact on the perception of most of us to the threat humanity poses to the Earth\u2019s life-support system and to our own future. In 2015, there were signs that the international community was realizing the threat in global trends and the urgency of building a basis for a significant change in the trajectory of the Earth\u2019s life-support system on which all human and non-human animals depend. For example, the United Nations agreed on seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and the world came together in Paris to agree on actions to mitigate climate change.\nBut the principle perception of the state of humanity and the role we play as part of Earth\u2019s life-support system is not changing. We don\u2019t see the \u201cslave market\u201d that our current global society has created with an economy that is high consumption-based. Enslaved by an economy designed to serve the hoarding of unlimited wealth by a few, our vision is focused on the small-scale needs for in nite growth of production and consumption and we are largely incapable of perceiving the large-scale threats of degrading our life-support system and crossing thresholds that will forever change the ability of this system to sustain our lives.\nMany scientists, who are trying to describe the threats we are facing and identify their origin, are like a physician dealing with an undiagnosed patient exhibiting many symptoms but with no speci c sickness diagnosed, as I\u2019ve previously referenced in this column. At the recent Future in Review (FiRe) conference held in Park City, Utah, diagnosing the undiagnosed was one of the focus topics. Tens of millions are undiagnosed patients in the U.S., and one reason for that is that diagnosis is still not based on data. Examples showed that using large amounts of data and arti cial intelligence, the undiagnosed could be diagnosed.\nListening to those discussing the cases of undiagnosed patients, I realized that one \u201cundiagnosed patient\u201d is the Earth, suffering from a large number of increasingly severe symptoms. Looking at the rapidly degrading planet, I think of a father watching his undiagnosed child slowly die. Many of us scientists look at specific symptoms (such as climate change, extinction, pollution, land use) in isolation without fully accounting for the systemic connections between all of these symptoms. As a result, the very extensive Earth observation and research efforts have not resulted in an agreed-upon diagnosis of the deep cause of the rapid degradation all data is clearly showing, no matter whether looking at high spatial and temporal resolution or aggregated in space and time.\nI asked myself whether an approach similar to the one used to diagnose the undiagnosed human patients could actually diagnose patient Earth. Integrating all available data on the planetary system and humanity and using artificial intelligence on this really big data might help us to identify the cause, the sickness. The need for datasets integrated across all domains has been emphasized particularly in the discussion of implementing the SDGs, and organizations like the World Bank, the Global Partnership of Sustainable Development Data and the Group on Earth Observations are making efforts towards data integration.\nThere is a proliferation of collaborative platforms for the integrations of geospatial, environmental and statistical data, and combining the integrated datasets with algorithms based on artificial intelligence may soon allow us to reach a diagnosis. And if so, what would be a likely candidate for the \u00ecsickness\u00ee we would diagnose?\nThe sole purpose of today\u00eds economy is to generate unlimited human wealth, and this purpose was defined 250 years ago in the white-male dominated European countries. From there, this parasitic approach to our interactions with the Earth\u00eds life-support system spread across the world as part of the white male\u00eds imperialistic enterprise and contaminated almost all societies in a very short time. Thus, diagnosing the Earth might point towards what I like to call the \u201cwhite male syndrome,\u201d which has transformed humanity from a species much like other animals into a potentially terminal virus in the Earth\u2019s life-support system.\nWe are too close to, and too much inside the planetary system and therefore don\u2019t see the \u201cdisappearing bust\u201d of Earth\u2019s life-support system. The many micro-organisms that live in our bodies are incapable of perceiving the macro human body, but both the micro-organisms and the macro organism are mutually interdependent and cannot exist without each other. Can art help us to change our perception and put us at the right distance to truly see the Earth\u2019s life-support system and the peril our current way of being in this system and interacting with it is causing?\nWalking through the museum and seeing the amazing collection of Dali\u2019s work conquering irrationality, there was another Dali painting that caught my special attention: \u201cThe Broken Bridge and the Dream\u201d (http://bit.ly/2BaAgvz). In a dream, crossing a bridge signifies a critical junction in life and an important transition to new conditions. Envisioning a broken bridge that is uncrossable makes the transition impossible and the bridge needs to be xed before we can move on. Seeing Dali\u2019s broken bridge made me think of the bridge humanity needs to cross: the bridge that leads us from exploiting the planet for the short-term bene ts of a few to being the planetary caretakers safeguarding the Earth\u2019s life-support system for all human and non-human animals. But this bridge appears more and more to be a broken bridge. We actually are running with increasing speed toward the end of the broken bridge, and this end appears to be hidden in fog.\nSome of us are dreaming of terraforming Mars \u2013 turning it into an Earth-like planet. We don\u2019t want to acknowledge that we are operating Earth\u2019s planetary system and determining its future. Making mistakes has global consequences, and the data we have are documenting many of the mistakes we have made and the consequences are occurring now. We have started to call our time the Anthropocene, the epoch of our making, but we are not acting accordingly.\nWe are using more than 50% of the ice-free land surface, and we have touched 100% of the life-support system. Pollution caused by us is everywhere and impacting the health of the life- support system. Flows have changed, and some have increased by several orders of magnitude. We are taking the planet on an uncharted trajectory; we have no plan for where we want to take our home planet, and we have no design process to come up with such a plan. Do we want a planet where, for example, currently 65 million humans are searching for a new home because the one they had is gone or uninhabitable? Do we want a planet where one species takes all and leaves nothing for other species?\nIt seems like we are Mars-forming Earth. Is this the future planet we want? Instead of striving for innovations that would increase the carrying capacity of the planet, we might want to strive for ways to live within the boundaries and constrain ourselves to fit in. A restoration lab would be better than innovation lab.\nIt also strikes me that humans are easily ready to control the population size for other animals, but have great dif culties to act on the need to control our own population size. Looking at the SDGs, this dif culty is strikingly obvious. The most important goal that would lay the foundation for all other goals was not included in the global goals \u2013 a goal I want to describe as \u201cSDG 0: Responsible Procreation.\u201d For me this would be the most important goal in order to adhere to the warnings that scientists sent to humanity in 1992 and now again.\n1. Bonnar, L. et al. (2002). Understanding Dali\u2019s Slave Market with the\nDisappearing Bust of Voltaire: A case study in the scale information\ndriving perception. Perception, DOI: 10.1068/p3276.\n2. Union of Concerned Scientists, 1992. World Scientists\u2019 Warning to Humanity.\nAccessed on November 16, 2017 at http://www.ucsusa.org/sites/default/files/attach/2017/11/World%20Scientists\n%27%20Warning%20to%20Humanity%201992.pdf\n3. Ripple, William J., Christopher Wolf, Thomas M. Newsome, Mauro\nGaletti, Mohammed Alamgir, Eileen Crist, Mahmoud I. Mahmoud, William F. Laurance; World Scientists\u2019\nWarning to Humanity: A Second Notice, BioScience, bix125, https://doi.org/10.1093/biosci/bix125.\nResponsible Procreation: Reduce population\ngrowth to -2% by 2025.\n0.1: by 2020 make a global effort to educate young women and men about the importance of responsible procreation for humanity\u2019s future.\n0.2: by 2020 introduce incentives for those who voluntarily give up their rights to have own children.\n0.3: by 2020 introduce incentives for those who adopt or foster children.\n0.4: by 2020 make available free support for family planning to all.\n0.5: by 2020 remove all incentives for having more than 1 child per couple.\n0.6: by 2025 introduce a tax (negative incentive) for those who have more than one own child.",
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        "raw_content": "Ketchum proposes fire contract\nCity leaders say department could also serve Sun Valley\nKetchum officials have expressed concern with the mutual-aid agreement between Ketchum and Sun Valley\u2019s fire departments and are suggesting that Sun Valley enter into a contract with Ketchum to provide fire protection services to the north valley.\n\u201cThe city of Ketchum and its taxpayers are massively subsidizing the Sun Valley Fire Department,\u201d Ketchum City Councilman Baird Gourlay said at a council meeting Monday, Nov. 19.\nIn an interview this week, Gourlay said the \u201creality\u201d is that Sun Valley\u2019s department does not employ enough full-time firefighters to fight a fire.\n\u201cWe\u2019re the first ones to put water on their fires,\u201d he said.\nKetchum Mayor Randy Hall agrees. In an interview, he said there\u2019s \u201cno question\u201d that Ketchum\u2019s Fire Department can respond much more quickly to an emergency than can Sun Valley\u2019s because it employs a full-time department with several firefighters always stationed at the fire station in Ketchum ready to go 24 hours a day. In comparison, Hall said, Sun Valley\u2019s department, though it employs a handful of full-time firefighters, does not always have a full crew on duty.\nBut Sun Valley Councilman Nils Ribi disagrees. He said Sun Valley firefighters respond to more calls in Ketchum than do Ketchum firefighters in Sun Valley.\n\u201cSun Valley is subsidizing the Ketchum Fire Department,\u201d he said.\nHall said the issue isn\u2019t about how many calls each department responds to outside of its city limits. He said the real issue revolves around how much Ketchum pays to continuously keep a crew at the ready.\nBoth Gourlay and Hall said they would be open to exploring the possibility of entering into a contract for services with Sun Valley for fire protection, much like Ketchum did with the Blaine County Sheriff\u2019s Office in 2009 for law enforcement. Ketchum now pays the Sheriff\u2019s Office to man its police vehicles and enforce the law. Hall said that arrangement has saved Ketchum money while lowering crime. In the Ketchum/Sun Valley scenario, Sun Valley would pay Ketchum for fire protection services.\n\u201cThe objective is to make the services better for both cities and save both cities money,\u201d Gourlay said.\nSun Valley Mayor DeWayne Briscoe said the Sun Valley Fire Department is \u201cadequately staffed in numbers and quality of leadership positions\u201d and he would rather keep the departments separate.\n\u201cBut I\u2019m open to exploring any option that is proven to be financially beneficial to Sun Valley without compromising health, safety and welfare,\u201d he said.\nAfter the Nov. 19 Ketchum meeting, Gourlay sent the Sun Valley City Council an email suggesting that the two cities conduct an \u201cupdated, unbiased assessment\u201d of their mutual-aid agreement for both fire and police services. A similar study was conducted in 2007 by Illinois-based McGrath Consulting Group. That study recommended \u201cfull consolidation\u201d of the cities\u2019 fire departments, as opposed to \u201coperational consolidation\u201d (a contract for services).\nThe Sun Valley City Council is expected to discuss the issue on Dec. 6.",
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        "raw_content": "Upscaling Ambitions: From Small Nonprofits to Global Institutions\nFeatures from May/Jun 2013\nFrom left to right: Hyunjin Kim, Rudy Tseng (speaking) and Valentine Willie.\nChang Tsong-zung.\nWassan al-Khudhairi.\nIn early March, seven influential figures, each laboring at diverse but vital coalfaces across the Asian art scene, gathered in Spring Workshop on the south side of Hong Kong Island. The possibilities offered by current and future models of the art institution were explored, and the nature of their contributions to and dependence on wider ecosystems\u2014within both the arts and society\u2014was questioned. During the daylong event, valuable insights were also transmitted on Skype by Hou Hanru and the indefatigable Shahidul Alam, the latter trapped on the wrong side of the gates at Singapore\u2019s Changi Airport. Below is an edited transcript disputes, deliberations, dialogues and more.\nShahidul Alam (SA)\nPhotographer whose work centers on issues of social justice, and founder of Drik Picture Library, Dhaka.\nWassan al-Khudhairi (WK)\nThe first director of Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha, and specialist in modern and contemporary Arab Art.\nTobias Berger (TB)\nManaging curator at M+, the new museum for visual culture in Hong Kong, which is scheduled to open in 2017.\nChang Tsong-zung (CT)\nCurator and director of Hanart TZ Gallery, Hong Kong, and instrumental in establishing the international image of Chinese contemporary art.\nDavid Elliott (DE)\nFormer director of Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, and of Moderna Museet, Stockholm, and currently serving as art advisor for the Central Police Station, Hong Kong.\nHou Hanru (HH)\nDirector of exhibitions and public programs at the San Francisco Art Institute from 2006 to 2012, and currently curating the 5th Auckland Triennial, opening in May.\nHyunjin Kim (HK)\nCo-curator of the 7th Gwangju Biennale (2008) and recently appointed as chief curator at the Ilmin Museum, South Korea.\nRudy Tseng (RT)\nIndependent curator and art collector based in Taipei, currently working as artistic director of the Dojima River Biennale in Osaka.\nValentine Willie (VW)\nA pioneer in promoting Southeast Asian art, founding an art consultancy and launching five galleries across the region since 1996, and now promoting related scholarship\nJohn Jevis, Managing Editor, ArtAsiaPacific (JJ): Welcome to the AAP Roundtable: Upscaling Ambitions. Today we will, as outlined in your notes, be looking at the evolving nature of art institutions in the Asia-Pacific region, and the implications that these changes have for the contempory art scene. Hou Hanru and Shahidul Alam will be joining us by Skype later in proceedings, but first of all, for the benefit of posterity, would each of you please introduce yourself?\nWK: My name is Wassan al-Khudhairi. I was the founding director of Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art in Doha, Qatar. Most recently I was one of the curators for the Gwangju Biennale.\nDE: My name is David Elliott. When I was 27, I started off at the Museum of Modern Art in Oxford, where I was director for 20 years. I was then director of the Moderna Museet in Stockholm for five years, opening the then-new building. I spent between 2001 and 2006 in Tokyo where I was the founding director of the Mori Art Museum and, following that, was the first and last director of Istanbul Modern\u2014it still continues to be director-less. From 2008 to 2010 I was Artistic Director of the 17th Biennale of Sydney and in 2011\u201312 set up the First International Biennale of Contemporary Art in Kiev, Ukraine. Since 2010 I have been doing more writing as well as advising on the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust on development of the Central Police Station as a contemporary art and heritage hub.\nCT: I am Chang Tsong-zung, the director of Hanart TZ Gallery in Hong Kong. I am also an independent curator and researcher. I have actually launched most of my research projects with the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou where I am doing some work now on inter-Asian modern thought. I am working on a project of Indian and Chinese cultural, especially intellectual, exchange. My most recent research project is about the Confucian \u201chall of rite\u201d [li]. I am trying to excavate the root of Chinese aesthetics and the social, as well as aesthetic, forms from this research.\nTB: My name is Tobias Berger, I\u2019ve worked in the Asia Pacific region since 2002. I was director of Artspace of Auckland in New Zealand, and then executive director of Para/Site in Hong Kong. I later went to Korea to become the first chief curator of the Nam June Paik Art Center. For two years now I have been back in Hong Kong as managing director at M+, which is the future museum of the visual arts in the West Kowloon Cultural District.\nHK: Hello, my name is Hyunjin Kim, based in Seoul. I was co-curator for the 7th Gwangju Biennale in 2008. For the last 10 years I have been working as an independent curator, but have recently been appointed as chief curator at Ilmin Museum. Previously, I had worked for Artsonje Center and Van Abbemuseum. I have carried out numerous independent projects with artists like Haegue Yang, Jewyo Rhii, Sung Hwan Kim and so on.\nRT: I am Rudy Tseng from Taiwan and am a full-time collector right now. I am very new to the curatorial role. Previously, I worked for Walt Disney International Taiwan as the managing director. I took the early retirement program, and since then have tried to curate a show once a year. Last year, I curated a Chinese contemporary art show called \u201cDiscreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie\u201d in Taiwan, with about 18 artists and 122 artworks, and I enjoyed it a great deal. Being very new to the curatorial role, I come to learn from this roundtable.\nVW: My name is Valentine Willie. I am a gallerist and occasional curator from Malaysia. I have run five galleries throughout Southeast Asia, up until December last year. Now I only have one gallery left, which is in Manila.\nJJ: Taking our current surroundings as a starting point, Hong Kong\u2019s own M+ presents itself as Asia\u2019s first international-caliber museum for visual culture, which is quite a claim. Tobias, if I caught you on a good day, and with your management hat on, what would you say M+, as a major, state-backed art institution, can bring to the art scene here in Hong Kong?\nTB: There are different ways to approach that question, but on a personal level I believe strongly that we need an independent platform for negotiation; a space where we can come together, research and discuss, where we can collect art of all kinds, curate exhibitions freely and do the relevant publications. At the moment I don\u2019t see that kind of platform on a large scale, at an international museum scale, in the region. And, to be honest, I can\u2019t see either Korea or Japan building it in the next few years\u2014and these are the sort of very free, advanced places that you might expect to build such a platform. So Hong Kong is almost by default the only place. And, yes, what we are doing is very ambitious\u2014it is supposed to be a world-class museum and have a lot of the biggest, most fantastic attributes, and also allow for the building up vital back of house facilities like professional storage and conservation\u2014but in the end, what is important is to build this platform, because Asia is becoming more and more important, and what is happening here is becoming more and more interesting and fantastic. We need a place to discuss, and that is what we are building at the moment.\nJJ: So you are positioning M+ as an international center, as much as an addition to the Hong Kong art scene?\nTB: Yes, the official line is that it is from a Hong Kong point of view with a global perspective. If you go to the Centre Pompidou in Paris, that is also what you have. When you go there, you are in Paris, you are in France, you are in Europe and you are at the best in the world. It is the same with the Tate Modern, or MoMA [Museum of Modern Art, New York]. That is what we hope to do here. We are looking from Hong Kong, from the Hong Kong perspective, and from Hong Kong ideas. The first thing you look at is Hong Kong, and then you look at South China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea and then you look at Europe or something like that. So you change perspectives, which is very healthy, especially in the art environment we have at the moment.\nAAP Roundtable at Spring Workshop, Hong Kong, 2013. From left to right: Wassan al-Khudhairi, David Elliott, Chang Tsong-zung, Tobias Berger, Hyunjin Kim, Rudy Tseng and Valentine Willie.\nHyunjin Kim.\nJJ: Kim, for a long time, Seoul has been looked up to as a touchstone of what is possible in the region. Do you see the sort of state-backed museum that is being created at M+ as being a possibility in Seoul, and would the city benefit from such an institution?\nHK: I think many Asian countries are missing this kind of museum model. Korea and Japan are relatively well developed in terms of public institutions, but they still lack a complete model. The problem is that, even though South Korea has the National Museum of Contemporary Art [NMOCA], which is huge in scale, it lacks an archive of its own history of exhibitions, or a good public art library\u2014basic requirements are yet to be developed. A good institution needs all different departments working mechanically before you can think about how to challenge the model. Without a certain foundation, it is hard to say what can be achieved. For me, this has always been a problem.\nDE: Are you are optimistic about the new extension to NMOCA? Do you think that it will provide the resources that you are looking for?\nHK: I\u2019m not fully optimistic, because there\u2019s so much bureaucracy. I think there are many different models for running an institution. But once we start thinking about mega-sized institutions, there is a bigger responsibility to preserve the works for local and international audiences. In the case of South Korea, the mode of collecting artworks, taken on by the National Museum or city museum, is a mysterious process. I cannot understand the standard they use to evaluate the work . It must be decided by juries, but whether the jury is reliable, whether they really understand or connect to the work remains mysterious .\nDE: A lack of transparency, basically . . .\nHK: Yes, there is no transparency, but there is also a lack of budget and facilities to properly collect, preserve and restore the work. The basic systems are outdated. Last year, I held an internal workshop with the curators in NMOCA about video archiving, based on my experience founding the first video archive in South Korea with Insa Art center in 2006. Since there was little prior knowledge on the specifics of establishing and running a video archive, I had to begin by differentiating between video archive as part of a museum and as a distribution program run by a private agency. I noticed that very basic understandings of museum infrastructure were lacking. Because of perpetual discontinuity in the country\u2019s history, in the history of society and of cultural development, there are many archives that do not really function as proper archives. Surprisingly, exhibition histories are not even archived properly. There are a lot of problems that we have to solve, but recently we have begun to recognize the importance, talking more about how to run archives.\nJJ: David, you\u2019ve been part of the evolution of the long-awaited Central Police Station venue in Hong Kong\u2014has it been difficult to find an equilibrium between the various \u201cmodels\u201d on offer.\nDE: Yup, I mean the problem here, and I think, in mainland China and lots of parts of the world, is that there is nothing that you would call a \u201cpublic sphere.\u201d It is all commercial or private in one way or another. This is not to criticize the private/commercial sphere but to insist that you need to have the private and public together. A strong public sphere is necessary for research in areas not yet validated by popular approval or the market, for the development of research on art and to support the artist and their accreditation. If you have a collection, or are a gallerist, you inevitably have a personal financial interest in what you are promoting although it may be be a primary consideration. You are not independent. If you are working publicly, ethically and in some cases legally you cannot have a financial interest in the work you show or write about. If you do it\u2019s rather like \u201cinsider trading.\u201d Neither should collect contemporary art in any systematic sense. You give your opinion by making exhibitions or by writing essays, and you are paid for this. Since the beginning of the 1980s, in particular, the values of the art world\u2014the contemporary art world\u2014have gone crazy. And if there is not a strong public sphere, it is rather like playing a game of cricket without an umpire. There is no disinterested party on the field: I mean \u201cdisinterested,\u201d not \u201cuninterested\u201d\u2014of course you should be passionately interested in what you are doing.\nSince the 1980s the public sphere throughout the world has been under attack from different kinds of neoliberal hypercapitalism\u2014I have seen it happen in Great Britain under Thatcher. Then, the rightist line was that if people want art, they should pay for it. The leftist response to this was that you have to empower the audiences, because they should decide what is \u201cgood\u201d about contemporary art. But the problem here is that audiences cannot know what is \u201cgood\u201d about contemporary art, because they have not seen it yet as it is in a constant process of becoming. It has to be properly researched, contextualized, shown and presented. This is what the public sphere can do best. Private individuals, or gallerists, as efficient and committed as they maybe\u2014and maybe you are an exception to this, Tsong-zung\u2014do not have that larger view, and maybe cannot afford to have it. It\u2019s not really their concern although, of course, they are welcome to join in as well.\nJJ: It would be interesting to bring in Valentine in here\u2014how relevant are these conversations to the regions in which you\u2019ve worked?\nVW: As we enter the next decade, the private museum in Southeast Asia is something that will flourish. The public institutions that we are looking at are the Singapore Art Museum and M+. The latter is very important mainly because it\u2019s so different from Singapore in terms of its public funding and because it seems to be independent, unlike Singapore. And in Korea, and Seoul in particular, we are looking at the private museums and all the corporate-funded museums. I am advising three collectors in Southeast Asia, who are looking to build private museums. So we are watching you carefully! One of the things that I insisted is that all of them must be accessible to the public. At least the permanent collection should be open to the public, if not free, then at least at a nominal price, so you are not charging USD 10 just to get in, to be told that this is art. So that is very important for us, especially in Southeast Asia.\nPublic institutions do already exist, but you can generally forget about them. I mean National Gallery of Indonesia is essentially a space for rent. It collects, but it really is a rental space. National Visual Gallery of Malaysia, well, the less said, the better. In the Philippines there are a few museums\u2014the better ones are the private museums but they charge a lot to get in. Even the Ayala Museum charges 15 dollars. So we are looking for a new model, for private collectors who want to start a museum, who are thinking: how do I do something without depleting my own fortune, how do we make it pay for itself? And this is the key question that we are looking at\u2014how do we make it pay for itself? I mean the guy may have money now, but he may not want to be supporting the art for the rest of his life.\nJJ: So it is just not a relevant issue to try and locate a disinterested umpire\u2014there is certainly no public sphere able to take up that mantle?\nVW: Well, you have to be passionately interested, and everybody has a vested interest . . .\nDE: Oh, absolutely, I don\u2019t mean uninterested, I mean disinterested. That is one of the problems with these kinds of bureaucratic, governmental structures: their lack of willingness to take responsibility, their lack of transparency, and the wrong people being at the top. I mean, that is usually the case\u2014in Japan for instance, directors of museums often do not know anything about art; they are some kind of bureaucrat put there because of their connections.\nVW: Speaking of transparency and accountability, if you look at any of the public museums in Southeast Asia, none of them have their collections online. We do not know what they have, what they are buying or how they arrive at that acquisition. So that is one of the main things we have to do in the private sector\u2014when you are trying to set up a private museum, transparency has to be one of the key goals. Even though we are not doing it with public money.\nDE: Mori, which I set up in Tokyo, was privately funded, and, technically, I was the division head of a building development company. But I only accepted the job on the condition that the Museum would have a public ethos and that, despite its private funding, there would be no extraneous pressure on deciding the program. During my five years there, that was how we did it. And it worked for Mr. Mori as well because he got far more coverage and kudos from the program we devised together than he would have from the kind of predictable, dull program that came out of commercially minded curators already employed by the company who were also independently making exhibitions. Japan and Asia are full of shopping malls, built nicely by not-bad architects, but Mr. Mori made a world-class space the center of his whole development\u2014the raison d\u2019\u00eatre for it\u2014and it paid him back in the attraction and attention he received.\nVW: There is a disturbing development recently, where art galleries and museums such as the Marina Bay Sands or the ArtScience Museum have become a part of the tourist industry. Everybody asks me how they make money, how can we be like them, but the museum is really intended to make tourists stay longer, to spend more money, just like a park. The longer you stay in Singapore, the more money they make\u2014developers are given a licence on the basis that they will develop the museum. It\u2019s not really catered towards the locals.\nJJ: I would like to call Wassan in here\u2014obviously there has been a lot of investment in the Gulf states toward building up their cultural centers, presumably to a significant extent for future tourism benefits.\nWK: Well, when I started working in Doha, in 2007, a museum for tourism was not part of the conversation. I think that it has entered the conversation now, probably in the last year. Doha has several museums in the pipeline as part of the Qatar Museums Authority agenda. When I arrived in Doha my focus was on a private collection that had recently been made public, but wasn\u2019t easily accessible to the public. When I got there, I really pushed for taking the collection to the public. That was the first thing I was interested in. I think at the time they were working on the Museum of Islamic Art, which was the first museum that opened there, the first year I was there. But, similar to what Tobias was saying with M+, the vision that we were able to create through the process of establishing a museum was that same idea of trying to create a platform, coupled with other things that have been brought up like this notion of a lack of access to archives and research being very disparate across the region, and the question was how we could do our part to make it accessible. The tourism piece of the puzzle was not a big part of what I was thinking about when I was in Doha, at least not in terms of establishing the foundation for the museum.\nJJ: So some of your experience could perhaps be drawn on as a model for trying to find the necessary building blocks for establishing a major public institution. Did you feel that Mathaf did actually achieve that, at least to some extent?\nWK: Yes, I think it started to. I left the museum in April of 2012, so now I think it is about waiting to see what the next director of Mathaf will do.\nJJ: We have not yet heard from Tsong-zung, who experience covers a wide range of institutions across the region, and particularly in China, where the notion of \u201cdisinterestedness\u201d is a pertinent one, as can be seen by the rather mixed nature of the exhibitions on display. Do you think the situation is developing in such a way as to shift away from these difficulties ?\nCT: Public space, whether it is a commercial gallery or a public museum, are equally important in the cultural world. Speaking as someone who knows the pressure of running a gallery, any institution that depends on the market for survival will find overhead costs a challenge. In China, the government puts a lot of pressure on public institutions to fund themselves and to act within certain political parameters. In that sense, it is not so different from a commercial gallery needing to pay its landlord. So, how does an art institution survive? An art institution, whether for-profit or not-for-profit, is a social institution. If we are to remake social institutions in Asia, through the model of the art institution, first we have to rethink how we might incorporate mechanisms into its structure for dealing with pressures commercial, political or social. Of course this is not so easily resolved\u2014every country will have its own special problems. I remember starting as an independent in Hong Kong, 20, 30 years ago, with a commercial gallery because it was very difficult to find a space to show the art I wanted to show, and to persuade institutions to take it. This approach was possible though because I was doing it with a lot of passion; and because I had very, very low overhead. Government institutions should not be in the position of carrying baggage of any sort, in order to allow them to do interesting things.\nTB: I think if we talk about developing a new kind of institution like M+ at the moment, we also see some things that are different. One of the things that is different in Asia and in the 21st century is the idea of fluidity. At MoMA, you have a print department, a painting department and a sculpture department, and these departments never talk to each other, which is why you get duplicate MoMA exhibitions. Asia runs differently; and the 21st century runs differently. There is a lot of moving image in contemporary visual art and a lot of photography; it is much more fluid. The second thing is that in Hong Kong and also in Asia, people themselves move much more easily. In Germany or in England, it would be impossible for an advertising guy to become an accepted artist. Here, it ii normal. It is the same with the commercial market and the independent market\u2014or institutions\u2014things are much more fluid. Similarly, commercial institutions like Universal Studios or Vitamin Creative Space were established because their founders needed to find independent platforms to show what they wanted, as state organizations were too biased, too politically driven and sometimes censorship-ridden. And again, ten years ago it would have been impossible for a gallerist to become a curator in a museum. Now, we hire Pi Li who was once a gallerist because he needed to find a way to work independently. We have to accept that in Asia, and also the Middle East and so on, things work differently.\nDE: You\u2019re talking about the rigidity of the state system and you come up with fluidity as the antidote. This seems to me to be quite fuzzy. There are, of course, problems with the state institutions\u2014in China your competition is NAMOC, the National Art Museum of China, and when you see what the director of that institution says about modern art and contemporary art in China, and the lineage he gives for it, it\u2019s not the whole story\u2014he must know it\u2019s not really complete. But he seems to be under some kind of pressure to give an official view. On the other hand, galleries on the mainland are equally subject to pressure and censorship, including the commercial ones. Come on, let\u2019s not pretend that because they are individual they are free or that, as in the West, there is not as much self censorship as actual censorship.\nIn China, everything is \u201cthe people\u2019s\u201d: people\u2019s army, people\u2019s this, people\u2019s that, but nothing really belongs to the people. There is no subtle idea of common good, instead a rather scary hypercapitalism linked with nationalism as well as this vague new non-Western way you talk about. This whole idea of common good has been completely shut out of the public sphere, in China, in Asia, almost everywhere in the world, over the past 30 years. And I think we need to get it back, in the arts as much as anywhere. To refashion a famous phrase with which everyone born in the Soviet Union and Maoist China would have been familiar: \u201cart does not belong to the people, but the people should have access to it.\u201d They should have the right of access to it\u2014the best art of their times. Why? Because it is blindly true, authentic, occasionally confounding and sometimes beautiful. Where else can you find this? It is the disinterestedness of the artist, him- or herself, which is beyond any price. And yet we insist on reducing everything to the few bucks that it fetches in the market. The market is dumb. It speculates on what it doesn\u2019t know and it supports what it knows. Sometimes, it overlaps with other ideas, but actually I think the public sphere should be busy with aesthetics, how good something is, as art, not as anything else. Yet politicians insist on having other sytems of valuation for it\u2014social engineering, tourism, this, that\u2014it is great if this happens as a by-product, but it is not so great if you are actually feeding the people with pap, rubbish instead of good art, which is often the case. Of course this has to do with the perspective of the viewer or decider\u2014and a disinterested perspective is not such a bad thing as it will not be identical amongst disinterested people\u2014but at least it will be transparent. In contemporary art, the market often favors art that mirrors itself. And this has been affecting some of the big museums at the moment. Contemporary art is fluid in its nature, you can never fully know what it is because as soon as you try to grab it, it moves away from you. That is part of its beauty.\nJJ: Rudy, to put you in a difficult spot, you have long been intimately involved with the Taiwanese art scene, and had experience at both Mori and Tate, on top of your long business career. Do you feel that such judgments are slightly harsh? Would you defend the integrity of people across the art-world spectrum, and their ability to step aside from immediate concerns and consider wider society?\nRT: Talking of tourism, a lot of people are thinking about how to navigate the situation and increase visitor numbers, especially commercial, private museums. I would like to raise an example from Taiwan: three years ago, the well-known Taiwanese artist Chen Jieren (aka Chen Chieh-jen), one night before his solo show at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, set up a big event, inviting all the media, and made an announcement that this would be his last show at the venue. The reason he gave was that the Taipei Fine Arts Museum had previously held a show funded by Disney\u2014the Pixar show. It drew a lot of traffic to the museum, and was the number one exhibition that year. Chen told the media that the show should have been put in a shopping mall or department store\u2014it would get visitors regardless\u2014and the museum should concentrate on publications, programming and curators. Since then he has never shown at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. At last year\u2019s Taipei Biennial, Anselm [Franke] invited Chen to do a project there. He refused, so they showed his video off-site, at the Paper Mill Factory.\nFrom my travels, I think if you want to have a very good museum, with decent infrastructure, you can look at MoMA and the Mori, which get much foot traffic, yet the curators\u2019 and the museums\u2019 jobs are not really to increase visitor numbers, but more to focus on how to set a good model for an institution. I think that MoMA had trouble when they opened, for some time but since then they have built up the infrastructure and knowledge base, now every time they put up a show, it draws visitors. I expect M+ will also have a tourist function, but I do not think it will be the first priority. I saw the Mobile M+ show in Yau Ma Tei last year, which was really great, because it was all local artists. I assume that you will go that way in the future as well. It makes me feel sad as there are no major projects coming up in Taiwan\u2014Singapore is developing its national museum, while there are something like 330 museums opening every year in China, and we certainly have nothing to compare to that.\nCT: We are all in the art field because we believe something good can be done, but this depends very much on being left alone. Setting a framework around an art institution is already problematic; ideally it should be a utopic space. And this utopic space, with its cultural concerns and the special way by which it is created, should feedback to the real social spaces we live in, so that it may become a model for influencing social spaces at large. Maybe the issue should be looked at in reverse: an art space ought to be left outside the socio-political space. We should take all these conditions we complain about\u2014tourism, funding, politics\u2014and then say these are precisely the agents that should not get involved.\nWK: What came to mind is another related pressure from my experience is not just tourism, but the pressure that is put upon curators because there is a sense of wishing to be legitimized by the West, so a lot of time decisions are pressed on curators in order to prove to the West that you are doing something that is worth being done, or that it is valuable, especially in these areas where we are working with artists that may not often have those exposure, or had not written in an art history books, so why would they be important.\nDE: I completely agree with what you have said about institutionalization, Tsong-zung. I think the great museums have always depended on people. I mean MoMA was made by Alfred Barr. What is best about MoMA is his legacy. They have been slowly chipping away at this and have now become rather sclerotic. The Berlin museums were created by two people, Hugo von Tschudi and Wilhelm von Bode. They, in a way, were completely brilliant in thinking outside of the box, and it was the force of their personalities that made it work. Tschudi had to leave Berlin after his work displeased the Kaiser. After World War II, Ponthus Hult\u00e9n in Stockholm and Willem Sandberg in Amsterdam made people reconsider what museums were for. So far, the Tate, for instance, has never had such a brilliant director and there are a number of places that haven\u2019t, yet they are part of a general movement to make contemporary art publicly available. One of the things that has become increasingly clear over the past 30 years, is that if you are going to work as a museum you will work in an institution. But how do you prevent it from becoming staid and institutionalized? This is not easy; you have keep physically, intellectually and institutionally on the move and be prepared to rethink relationships with art and the world roughly every ten years. This is to avoid stasis. Maybe the pace will slow down a bit in future, but it has been really intense over the past three decades with the vast effects of digital revolution and profound political and economic change world wide. With the staff in an institution, you have to be flexible enough to enable the younger ones to express themselves and add what they can to the mix, together with the experience of the older ones. Institutions should serve art, rather than be its master or prisoner.\nCT: To take up an inspiring point you just put forward\u2014how an institution is made up by important individuals\u2014and to push this logic a bit further, perhaps we should say that the interesting thing about art as a sphere is how it puts the individual forward as the institution\u2014to put a human vision back into social institutions. When thinking about the contemporary art situation, I often reflect on the imaginary Chinese world that has been lost. One thing that was very important in the old Confucian days was all the safety valves the state put in place, so people who did not agree with the state or its social institutions, were given spaces to escape to. The genius of modernity is to close all these valves; today everything is done for you, there is no escape. So art has become one of the very few domains where there\u2019s still some space remaining. I think we should actually look at art in these terms, rather than at the institution. Use the individual, which is volatile, sensual and aesthetic, as one of the only possible models for the institution.\nJJ: To create these utopic spaces, to step away from the things that are circumscribing art, you are also stepping away from the funding. Are you perhaps better off with a possibly despotic but single-minded individual running a private museum rather than with a bland or compromised state decision on the museum\u2019s directorship?\nDE: There have been brilliant directors of public museums, and those are the ones that really flourish. Part of this has to do with research levels within each the museum. It seems to be museums of contemporary art and modern art\u2014particularly contemporary art\u2014that are most superficial in their structures. Their research is market led if made at all, and they try to surf on a combination of the \u201clatest thing\u201d with the \u201ckindness of strangers.\u201d Their development has coincided with the vast expansion of monetary value in contemporary art\u2014so much so that the two have become identified. We need that identification to be less close, and defend the public sphere as the best means for presenting art on a large scale.\nJJ: Valentine, where do museums in Malaysia recruit curatorial staff from? Are there internal sources?\nVW: Ah, it is usually your second cousin, or someone you know . . . It is all very nascent in Southeast Asia. When I started the gallery, there was no curator. It was not so easy when you are in a country or a region where infrastructure really was not there. We built this infrastructure, essentially. Now, we are looking from writers from Australia, the Philippines . . . There are a lot of writers now, curators\u2014even though there is still a shortage\u2014it is improving.\nJJ: Maybe we are just thinking things that are going to happen too quickly, that we\u2019ll start seeing these infrastructural elements now\u2014archives, curators, educational programs\u2014when 20 years might be a more realistic timetable. Hyunjin, how long would you say that the Seoul art scene took to reach its present point? Is it still progressing? And there have been some problems on funding recently, haven\u2019t there?\nHK: Public funding is generally from ARKO (Arts Council Korea) and Korea Foundation for International Culture Exchange\u2014it is still strong and, as far as I know, the government has promised to raise more. Until the mid-1990s, public funding was based more on one\u2019s connection to the art councils or foundations, it was more like a local authority with nothing to do with contemporary art. So sometimes funding would go to the student shows of a professor with good connections. I only started curating in the late 1990s, after that situation. Several arts administrators had started researching the Arts Council England, and three new artist-run spaces were started in 1999, later becoming major ones. So, by the end of 1990s, we started seeing the situation that we call contemporary art in Korea, with a lot of new infrastructure and established non-profit spaces. But a sort of confused situation has been introduced by Chinese art. The Chinese have negotiated a hybrid model of private and public or profit and non-profit. This has invaded the Korean art scene. There is some concern that it is disrupting the scene that has developed over the last 20 years\u2014that is, a relative separation between private and public practice. For me it is always difficult to understand the the mix of non-profit and profit driven practice. There are many contemporary art spaces in Seoul, with advanced infrastructure, many of which are private museums started from the collections of corporates who have little understanding of the difference between public responsibility and private investment. We need to seriously rethink what it means to have a museum as a public space.\nJJ: So you would say that this is holding back the art scene to some degree?\nHK: Yes\u2014although there are definitely serious curators working to develop infrastructure and contemporary curatorial practices, there are also many mediocre and low-key ones, mostly serving political purposes. I think that because of conflicting visions, the scene is a bit polarized. I would say, we probably need to work on building a stronger middle ground and give space to curators who can lead a different model of institution.\nTB: Can I just say, I think we are forgetting that the museum\u2019s job is actually more than just to exhibit art, but to care for art, to research it\u2014all the back-of-house facilities, which we never talk about. That is actually what\u2019s missing in Asia, at the moment. It is super-difficult to find people who know how to set up a resource center or a library, or how to take care of paper or find an art handler. That is what a museum is good for, and what a museum should do. Sure they should have fantastic exhibitions, but we all know that 90 percent of the works are somewhere in storage and have to be taken care of. The back of house is such an important part of the museum that we really have to invest in it and look for more possibilities to get it in order.\nCT: We are talking about education, public programs, the relation between a public institution like a museum and its public. But I think we should withdraw a little bit and look at art itself. Art in the modern era is a form of professionalized aesthetics; we are now living in a world where aesthetics, and aesthetic practices, have been excluded from all sanctioned professions, from all institutionalized structures. We are supposed to be engaged in this professional sphere of aesthetics, which is called art\u2014a function that was traditionally part of social institutions in general. Art is important nowadays because all the things that involve the senses, intuition, aesthetics, have been bundled together and thrown into one professional sphere. Given this situation, art institutions have a grave responsibility to society, to disseminate culture and remind the public of its own sensibilities. Perhaps, instead of looking at contemporary art as something cutting-edge, we should actually rethink it in terms of something that has happened in specific, indigenous sites, so that the aesthetic touches and aesthetic forms that have been buried by modern life can get a second life.\nJJ: So I guess in a way we need to find a way of communicating how essential that is to wider society and get the blessing to be allowed to continue.\nHyunjin Kim and Valentine Willie going through the roundtable program.\nShahidul Alam, via Skype, from Singapore airport: This is Shahidul Alam. I am a photographer, writer and curator from Bangladesh. I run an agency called Drik, a school of photography and a festival of photography. The work that we do is primarily centered around issues of human rights . . . too short?\nJJ: Succinct\u2014thank you. We were talking earlier about how to make artistic practice sustainable, which is one thing that you, among your achievements, have managed to do in Dhaka. Have you got any recommendations, in terms of both your agency, and festival, on how to make art sustainable as well as a focal point for the community?\nSA: OK. For a start, it is not easy. So I make no pretense about that. We still struggle. But it was a very conscious decision on our part, because right from the outset, we set ourselves up not as an NGO but as a private limited company. There were several reasons for that. One very important one being that, being a media organization, we wanted to have financial independence and felt that if we operated from that model we would not have that. In fact, that side of it has stayed valid, because we have been able to be far more open in our positioning than the NGOs typically have been be in Bangladesh. They have often used us as their spokesperson because they themselves felt their hands have been tied, because they require their NGO licenses to be renewed every year. They are required by law to be non-political. Our works are very strongly political, but we are able to straddle the two because of this. I think that we also have a very different work ethic from funded organizations. Everyone in our organization knows that he or she has to pull his or her own weight, that salaries have to be paid, and money has to be coming in. We really have a much more streamlined, smoothly run organization than it might otherwise have been. But the problem is that we also do a lot of work that is extremely socially engaged, a lot of it does not necessarily raise money. So we are in this position where we have to find a balance between being financially viable and being socially responsible, which is a difficult one to negotiate, particularly as we often have to tell our colleagues, \u201cLook, you have to earn money. You have to be looking at the bottom-line,\u201d but at the same time, we\u2019ll often be pushing them to do things which are not necessarily generating a revenue. So, it is a mixed set of messages, and that sometimes gets confusing.\nJJ: Is this non-political requirement for NGO funding something that a lot of nonprofits in Bangladesh suffer from?\nSA: Well, we\u2019ve had a situation where even human right organizations are worried about the sort of things that they might say. In 2010, we put together a major exhibition called \u201cCrossfire,\u201d which was on extrajudicial killings. This show was closed down by the government, we took them to court, and eventually the court ruled on our favor, or was about to rule in our favour, and the government backed down. The show was phenomenally successful, both within the country and internationally. We then produced a touring exhibition\u2014a cheap, low-cost exhibition, which we gave away to human-rights activists in various parts of the country. We were going to be partnered with major human rights organizations, who eventually backed off\u2014they felt it was too dangerous for them to be engaged. What happened later on was that individual activists approached us and were able to deal with us. But if that happens with human right organizations, obviously, it is an issue in other NGOs.\nJJ: To tie in with what we were discussing earlier, we have just heard from Rudy Tseng here that there are 330 museums opening in China every year. Do you manage to keep your integrity and specialization in the face of such expansionism elsewhere in the region?\nSA: Well, we are not a museum as such so it is a different case\u2014we have two galleries but the difference in our case is that we pretty much do not sell. We show photography primarily, which in itself does not sell. Photography is pretty much the complete bottom of the entire hierarchy within the art field. It is very interesting, we have that Asian Art Biennale and this year it was 32 years of the Asian Art Biennale. The biennale in its entry rules prevent photography or video from being entered. So this is a bizarre situation\u2014we are in a country that is known for its photography, and we have become a role model for photography in the majority world. Yet, in our own country, our own photographers are not allowed to enter. When international artists enter, however, it is accepted, and we\u2019ve actually had photography given the grand prize while we still have the ruling that photography and video cannot be entered. There was a bill passed in parliament in 1989 that a department of photography would be opened, but we are still waiting for them to enact that ruling. The art scene is very much controlled by fossils, essentially\u2014people who have an idea of pictorialist style dating 50 years back or so. Painting is seen very much as the high end. In our gallery, we\u2019ve shown work by Sabasti\u00e3o Salgado, Raghu Rai, Martin Parr\u2014the finest professionals of the world\u2014and we never sell. Yet if we have an exhibition of mediocre watercolors we will sell out. So there is that difference that still needs to be addressed. However, there is a huge amount of interest in photography and video from the new generation of artists. But they find that they are, by and large, shut out by the mainstream. These are the people who gather around us, we have a very interesting community. Some of the most well-attended shows are in our gallery, which includes people who have only a virtual community meeting through Facebook, or something like that, who physically have their shows in our place, but are otherwise are a virtual community.\nJJ: And that new generation is staying in Dhaka\u2014it is not being lured away to \u201ccreative centers\u201d?\nSA: Well, we do not have those creative centers outside of Dhaka, really. Dhaka and Chittagong are the two major cities where artists can survive. These are people who do not rely upon their art for survival and that becomes one of the problems. What happens is that the ones who make a living essentially have a dual livelihood, in a sense that they will do commercial work that will generate an income\u2014weddings, corporate and advertising photography. And they will do other photography that will sustain their soul. So it is that mixture which allows them to survive.\nJJ: Do you see any optimistic signs, whether from the state or from private individuals, for the development of an art infrastructure in Bangladesh?\nSA: There are two things that are happening. There have been patrons of the arts rising. One group, the Bengal Foundation, is now setting up its own museum, it has very fancy galleries, it regularly promotes works. When Skira approached me to publish my book, I introduced them to Bengal, and they signed a contract to produce 40 books on fine art and photography. Now, that is pretty major, this is a big investment\u2014it is a big deal what this foundation is doing. They have galleries, they fund art workshops and many other things, so they are becoming a major player. But, although they printed my book, they do not really treat photography seriously, so there is still that problem. But there is a bigger problem, which is that they are very much patrons to specific big artists and usually they are very well-established artists. So while well-established artists are doing very well through these foundations, particularly through the sales of their work, the newer artists find they are totally shut out. So it is an interesting situation where this new opportunity provides opportunity to only a select few and excludes the rest. There is another foundation called the Samdani Art Foundation, which opened up more recently that is led by a younger couple who have been far more in touch with contemporary trends. But, again, there is the fear that only a few in the stable will get support and the general public will not.\nJJ: I think we have got some questions from David Elliott, who you probably know from Oxford, Stockholm and elsewhere.\nDE: OK, I have got a question about the general political situation in Bangladesh. Is there censorship of art exhibitions?\nSA: Not generally, but we have been censored quite a lot. There are two issues. One, the general art community has not been that political and also photography is seen to be more of an issue than other art forms. Because we are photographic, and we show political works, our shows have been regularly shut down, and things like that. The \u201cCrossfire\u201d show was closed down, the \u201cTibet\u201d show prior to that was closed down\u2014interestingly, the \u201cTibet\u201d show was not closed down because our government did not like it, but because the Chinese government did not like it.\nDE: Oh my God.\nSA: Tes, it was incredible. The Chinese government instructed our government to close down a show in a private gallery.\nDE: And they did?\nDE: Jesus.\nSA: So we had police surrounding the place, and everything.\nDE: Did the press cover that?\nSA: Oh, yes. There were both very extensively covered by the press. In fact, the later show, \u201cCrossfire,\u201d when it was closed down, got so much media coverage that the government was defensive. We had actually been asked by the supreme court to show the work in the supreme court, because they wanted to know how, when the highest judicial body in the land was ineffective against the government, a photographic exhibition could bring the government to its knees. So that is interesting.\nDE: [laughs] So basically being a private company gives you freedom, and you do not have to reapply for your license every year. Does Amnesty International operate in Bangladesh, or not?\nSA: Amnesty has a wing, and Human Rights Watch also has a presence. But they are largely seen as external organizations with an occasional presence. In fact, when Amnesty launched their Bangladesh site, it was done in partnership with us, in our gallery, and we had a media roundtable in our gallery.\nDE: You really seem have all the ethos of a public institution, yet the money comes privately. What are your sources of income, are you able to say?\nSA: Yes, absolutely. I mean, we provide media products. We do printing, we have a photo library, so royalties for pictures. We do design, event management\u2014a whole range of things related to publishing and campaigns. We even provide services to the government. We have an IT wing, we develop websites, so a whole string of services. And every center is a cost center in the sense that we publish for ourselves but we also publish for external clients. We do annual reports, books, brochures, those sorts of things. But having said that, it is very, very touch and go. We constantly have problems paying salaries at the end of the month, and we have to beg, borrow and steal. But we also have a lot of goodwill, so there are many, many people who will stand by us. Certainly, one very interesting thing happened earlier\u2014remember I told you about photography being at the very lowest rung in terms of hierarchy within the arts. When we tried to do a show that was very critical of Hussain Muhammad Ershad, the military general who was in power, at that time we did not have a gallery of our own. No one was prepared to show the work. The art college refused, not because the work was political, but there excuse was that it was photography, and therefore not art. But when our gallery was closed down by the government, we had students from the art college in the streets making a human chain, saying \u201cClosing down the Drik Gallery is like prohibiting painting.\u201d While from an institutional point of view there is still a distance, we have actually very good support from the artists themselves, and certainly from the grassroots.\nDE: Have you or any of your staff been subject to violence from the government at all?\nSA: I have not been knifed since 1996.\nDE: Things are getting better then?\nSA: Well, I have been arrested, but not knifed. But 1996 was bad, I got eight knife wounds at that time. The government was using the military to round up oppositional activists before a rigged election. People were up in arms, they did not feel they had a space. So civil society used our gallery as a venue for protest. The following day, I got stopped on the street. They put eight knives into me, and took away my computer, my PDA, my laptop and my films. So that was a pretty clear signal. But after that\u2014I mean, we\u2019ve had death threats, and things like that\u2014but we\u2019ve turned that around. When we have the \u201cCrossfire\u201d show, for instance, and the police had closed us down, there was a pro-government guy making death threats to us. I actually filmed the guy with my flip camera, he did not actually know it was me. So I actually got a clip of the guy making a death threat to me, with armed police surrounding him. And of course, I incorporated that into future reincarnations. I showed the work at the Tate Modern, and it became the central part of that show.\nTB: I am quite interested in how the last ten years, when the internet has changed the access to video and photography so much, how this has changed the way the artists in Bangladesh operate with those media?\nSA: Firstly, it is important to tell you that we actually introduced email to Bangladesh in the early 1990s, so we were very involved in the whole process. On a commercial basis, we decided to set up shop\u2014not in London, Paris or New York, but in Bangladesh. So we were distanced from the market and had to find some way to stay engaged with it in terms of disseminating our photographs. The other thing was the fact that we set up the Bangladesh Human Rights Network, when Taslima Nasrin was in hiding, we were able to help her get away from the country by putting her in touch with Article 19, PEN and things like that. So we were providing shelter to her. So it is both for activist reasons, and commercial reasons. But very interestingly, when we set up our festival, one of our big problems was getting work in and out of the country, because that requires government permission, and it is also expensive, and very, very slow. But now, in our festival, except for very limited bodies of work, everything is produced digitally so the submissions are online. Artists send their digital files and we produce everything here. We actually use Skype a lot for curatorial input. So it is very important for us in particular. And networking is something that everyone uses it for, even for funding and other things. But the internet is very, very important for us, maybe more than for other artists. I supposed we also use it more aggressively than others have done. When they closed down our shows, for instance, while we had riot police surrounding our gallery, I was giving a gallery walk via Skype inside the gallery to Julliard (Jean-Fran\u00e7ois Julliard), the ex-secretary general for the Reporters Sans Fronti\u00e8res, and we live-streamed that. And that is another very interesting thing. All our major events are live-streamed, so we have a large international audience. We are the only organization who does that.\nTB: Did the artists\u2019 practices change with access to more pictures, to more international art?\nSA: The older generation has been largely undisturbed, but there has been a shift in the younger generation, particularly those using video art and photography but even those doing conceptual work and installation. They draw from a wider international set of influences. But what we haven\u2019t seen are interactive things, nor artwork that utilizes the net. That is still not happening, but I think it will. People are certainly thinking along those lines.\nRoundtable moderator, John Jervis, speaking with Shahidul Alam on Skype.\nChang Tsong-zung and Tobias Berger.\nJJ: Can you see signs of a workable model emerging in China, in state-backed institutions, at the moment?\nHou Hanru (HH) via Skype: I think the main model is one of chaos. China has a long history with old style, historical museums such as the Palace Museum and the Shanghai Art Museum. Another official model is the artist association system, which is kind of a Soviet-influenced model established in the 1950s, spreading from the National Art Museum to provincial art museums. Those museums in the past functioned as exhibition spaces for more or less established artists and had their own collections. Some of them have now become more open to contemporary art and also more open to commercial activities such as rental. So, it\u2019s still in transition. There are a few exceptional places such as the Shanghai Art Museum and the Guangdong Museum of Art who have taken the lead, evolving into more contemporary museums and building up their collections through occasional events such as the Shanghai Biennale and Guangzhou Triennial, establishing a half-donation-half-acquisition system with this aim in mind. All in all, however, I think they are still looking for a new identity. Even at Shanghai, where they have developed the Power Station of Art, they are still looking for real programming.\nAside from that, there are still hundreds (though perhaps this is an exaggeration) of private museums being developed these days, especially in the last five years, starting with the Today Art Museum in Beijing, which may be one of the oldest so-called private museums\u2014it could also be called a company museum or corporation museum. Then we have the Rockbund Art Museum and the Minsheng Art Museum, the latter of which is basically supported by the bank. In Guangzhou you have the Times Museum and a few others. We are also seeing more ambitious projects underway. I heard that in Ningxia they are building a huge art museum\u2014a 150,000 square meters\u2014and that the National Art Museum is also getting involved in this type of competition, building a massive museum designed by Jean Nouvel. So you have quite a chaotic situation.\nI\u2019m interested in another kind of model, not private museums but something I would call a public institution supported by corporations. I think that will be the model of the coming years. We are seeing some new museums, like Red Brick in Beijing, who are really trying to build more serious programs, and then in Shanghai you have the Himalayas Art Museum and so forth. But I think this model is still a little immature, and everyone\u2019s looking for a way to sustain themselves. What\u2019s interesting is that most of these museums are really relying on the same type of energy that you find in speculation, extending the same model as the art market or the real-estate industry. So I think we are getting to a period where really serious questions are being posed.\nJJ: Are these funding questions or infrastructural ones?\nHH: All sorts, especially from the institutional perspective, which has to do with the programming.\nJJ: So it sounds like, perhaps with the help of the corporate sector, you feel that things have become significantly better since you started in the late 1980s?\nHH: I would say that the situation is so new\u2014we only started talking about real museological concerns in the last three or five years\u2014that museums are looking to each other to find some kind of model. There are a couple of museums that are seen as having established some sort of model because they are more professional and more developed in terms of their teams and their curatorial contents. Ullens [Center of Contemporary Art] is an interesting model and, next to it, the Rockbund, the Times Museum and Minsheng Museum. From my understanding, these are the leading four or five museums, and are the immediate reference points for other new museums emerging now in China.\nDE: About these as models for museums, Rockbund doesn\u2019t have a collection, it\u2019s more of a kunsthalle as I understand it\u2014does the Times have a collection?\nHH: No, actually the interesting thing about all these new museums is that most of them still don\u2019t have collections. Their patrons\u2014the heads of companies who funded the museums\u2014often have their own collections, but these are not included in the museum and their collections are usually quite random and personal. Rockbund has maybe the most advanced, professional sort of structure with an international advisory board, including people like Lai Hsiangling, myself and Alexandra Munroe. During our discussions, there have been a few key priorities: the exhibition of course, and public programming. This has become very important to museums, especially the Rockbund, as they are trying not only to play a role as a kunsthalle but also as a gathering place for the cultural scene in the city.\nCollections have become an interesting topic in our meetings at the Rockbund, in terms of whether or not a relatively systematic strategy of collection should be developed\u2014it\u2019s really the beginning of this discussion. Most museums now play a mixed role; they\u2019re not really a museum in the sense of a traditional collecting institution, but are sites of production. A site of production is a place where you not only produce artwork or expressions, but also create a kind of social environment, a public sphere around artistic questions. That\u2019s the most urgent concern for museums, the collection will come much later. Another interesting thing is that most of these museums are not very stably funded since they rely so much on private companies. There\u2019s a whole question relating to public legislation in China, in terms of what kind of statute museums can have from which they might benefit. Collecting is also part of this, as a new legal framework may be needed in order for it to become a more regular kind of activity. So, all these questions have been discussed over the last few years. There have been a few interesting meetings among these institutions, between museum directors, to talk about the so-called private institutions and their situation. There is a regular association now in which these questions are being discussed.\nDE: Well, I agree with you that the discourse in China has been much more far-ranging than in Hong Kong, for instance, but don\u2019t you think it\u2019s ludicrous that all these museums are being built, when no one knows what they\u2019re going to put into them\u2014and the governmental system is such that whatever they put into them is going to be censored anyway? I suspect that this museum boom has something to do with incentives for property speculation by developers who seem to have been playing a very large part the economy for the past decade\u2026..\nHH: Actually, I don\u2019t think it\u2019s depressing, it\u2019s really exciting. It\u2019s kind of a model of a new Chinese style of cosmopolitan culture being generated through this chaotic process.\nDE: Isn\u2019t there a Chinese expression that goes \u201cputting the cart before the horse\u201d or the \u201ctail wagging the dog\u201d?\nHH:[Laughs] Yes, more or less. But you know, I really think that in this kind of chaotic situation one can see some sort of hybrid model for so-called institutions that would probably allow things to happen that would no longer or never be possible in places like Hong Kong, for example, being generated by default or by accident. For one, the political. of the actors in the field\u2014I don\u2019t think more mature cosmopolitan cities\u2014like Hong Kong or Tokyo even\u2014would be interested in pushing these. Look at how slowly institutions have been constructed in those cities, while in China things are developing so quickly. Yes, sometimes they disappear very quickly, but mostly they survive. This is also a very interesting phenomenon. Everyone thought that the Today Museum would not sustain itself for more than five years, but now they are in their tenth year or so. And on the way you can see some incredible productivity when you look at the trajectory of their programs. They may have 20 rubbish exhibitions per year, but they have another three which are highly interesting and very significant. They have also created the Chinese Art Award and so on\u2014these kind of things are very positive for the scene. Occasionally you can do things that are totally beyond the imagination. I did a show with the Times Museum, called \u201cAutonomous Regions,\u201d which is an area that very few museums would be interested in or have the courage to do. But we made it happen with some very radical works.\nDE: Such as? Which are the radical works?\nHH: Here, I can show you. This is the catalogue, and this piece was by Claire Fontaine. The original piece was actually involved burning a European map during the crisis, but now instead they traced the autonomous regions in China and set them on fire. Everyone was a bit cautious about that, but in the end it happened without a problem. It was really only one or two pieces that were radical, but the whole curatorial concept, the symposium, the discussions at the seminar, and the writings for the catalogue have been really quite constructively radical. So these things can happen.\nDE: But, don\u2019t you think that equally radical shows happened in 1998, 2000 and 2001, with the \u201cFuck Off\u201d exhibition and so on, in artist-run centers outside the institutions. Those not only made a big difference in the art world itself but also in terms of how China was regarded by the outside.\nHH: Well, you\u2019re right. In a way, it doesn\u2019t look like the exhibition made much of a difference but, in fact, it is the accumulation of these things over time that actually helps, not only for the art world to build self-confidence, but also to create a whole media network around it, which is pretty amazing. Especially in places like Shanghai and Guangzhou, you can look at how the media has reacted to these kinds of events, they really take them seriously. And museums today are building public programs to extend their work to the community. The Rockbund Museum has a night program and the Times Museum is now organizing a community arts festival. These help to build an interesting public sphere around the art program. So I really think the situation is quite positive.\nSA: I have a question that is slightly lateral. In Bangladesh there are many organizations that are collectors and not museums. Is there a similar situation in China where works are moved outside of the public domain will never actually re-enter it and become accessible to the public unless these organizations choose to move them?\nHH: Yes, it\u2019s an interesting thing that collections are moving from more speculative and accidental personal activities to more systematic collection and presentation. I was told there are a few collectors in China who have tried to build public museums with their collections. In Shanghai, Budi Tek is planning to open a personal museum of his international collection\u2014it\u2019s not just Chinese. There are a few other collectors who have been looking for venues and possibilities to have a museum of their own collections. Guan Yi, for example, who has a significant collection of Chinese art and a few international works, has been looking for a site to a build a personal museum for a few years. I don\u2019t think he has succeeded yet. So it is being seriously considered but will take more time than the kunsthalle model at this point.\nJJ: It seems that you\u2019re quite positive about some of the things emerging from this model of chaos. Why have you personally decided to remain outside of any of these institutions?\nHH: I am very much outside and inside, actually. I work very closely with some of these institutions, such as Rockbund, Times and Today, especially in the last three years. But at the same time, I want to remain outside to be able to come up with some kind of suggestion of how to connect all these museums into a certain sort of network so each museum can build a program according to its special context and then be connected so as to function as an ongoing dialogue emphasizing the personal singularity of each institution and its connection to its own city and funding model. In the Chinese context, it is important to emphasize the diversity of each locality, as a resistance to the unifying vision of the institution today. This may be through emphasizing particular physical and intellectual advantages of the building or of its curatorial team. The Times Museum, for example, is a museum that is grafted onto a residential building. That\u2019s a unique situation in the world. How to emphasize this uniqueness, rather than turning it into another standard kunsthalle, is extremely important. By chance I have been working with many of these institutions simultaneously, helping to advise and curate projects for them. I think that I can help them to build a bigger picture, one where everyone has a particular position. This has been a personal concern of mine for many years, how to use the chaotic situation, in the Chinese or Asian context, to come up with another model of institution that is not an extension or copy of Tate Modern, MoMA or PS1 in New York, but one that is much more about the diversity. I want to help build one big institutional network on a national scale, but with a lot of diversity and multiple possibilities. That is why I keep my distance.\nJJ: Do you think that at some point you\u2019ll come up with some practical proposals or a network through which such institutions, despite their diversity, could converse with each other? I\u2019m assuming that there are no conversations, other than your presence, going on at the moment. Or is there already a dialogue between them?\nHH: My role is sometimes more regular\u2014I sit on different advisory committees\u2014and sometimes much more occasional, through random conversations. But I do think that all these conversations help to add more context\u2014someone like me who has traveled around the world can bring in a different point of view that might not exist inside the institution. So that conversation is very important.\nJJ: And are these institutions acquiring the critical kudos they need to be slightly more free in what they include in their exhibitions? Is the state recognizing that the existence of these corporate museums can be beneficial?\nHH: This is a day-to-day negotiation. The Chinese system is actually very interesting. When dealing with Chinese artists, those living in China, most of the time, you don\u2019t have to report to the authorities before having the exhibition. But when there is an international context, particularly works are being imported, that\u2019s when they go through some censorship. This kind of negotiation has gone OK in my experience, but you do have to have a strategy. If you bring the artists on site to do works, then you can avoid the problem of importation and authorization and, because of this situation, you actually encourage the museum itself to become a site of production. This ends up being an advantage out of disadvantage as it can be used to define the identity of the museum. More and more museums are now thinking about building residency programs, which also helps develop more site-specific or context-specific projects.\nDE: This model sounds great, but even the contemporary is formed by the past and, in a museum that has no narrative, no history, isn\u2019t something lacking? It becomes basically up for grabs anytime? It\u2019s a socialist version of a neoliberal model in which the organization not only reinvents itself periodically\u2014which I think it should do\u2014but also reinvents itself every time it makes an utterance. Isn\u2019t that quite dangerous?\nHH: We are in a time in which everything is new, and the narrative is really in the first stages of preparation. I think we will have to wait about ten years before we can really come up with a serious chronological resum\u00e9 of those places. I\u2019m not particularly worried about this. Maybe there will be casualties, maybe only five of those institutions will survive ten years to become some of the greatest institutions, while the others disappear or change into something else. The interesting thing, though, is the scale of things happening in China at this stage. It is so amazing that even if 80 percent of things disappear, the other 20 percent still remains really valuable, intellectually even. So I\u2019m really quite optimistic about it.\nDE: Well, it\u2019s a result of high capitalism really. Probably, this kind of discussion would never have taken place in Britain in the 1860s had there been the opportunity, it would have been thought to be surplus to requirements.\nHH: Yes, unfortunately this is how it is. It\u2019s like the whole economic model, or even the socio-political model in China, is somehow a permanent kind of experiment.\nDE: But I can\u2019t help but feel that culture is a continuum and as soon as you deny that, for better or worse, you diminish the present and then it no longer serves as a platform for the future. You become like a new-born child, wide-eyed and vulnerable.\nHH: I don\u2019t think culture is a continuum. Maybe it is in the sense that there are multiple layers\u2014some live longer than others and what\u2019s important is to make sure that this continuum makes sense and that you develop a whole critical discourse around it. In China now there are a number of art magazines, books and websites and a lot of writers\u2014all in all the numbers are incredible, and there\u2019s been an evolution of discourses. You may not have the best art critics in the world now, but you do have a kind of media sphere around it. If you do a survey of how many newspapers are looking at contemporary art it\u2019s pretty amazing. You may not have a Roberta Smith writing, but you have some relatively interesting young writers who are really writing.\nDE: Yes I agree, the artists also tend to write well about their work. Much more so than in Britain or America.\nHH: I think that over time there\u2019s a kind of narrative that can be shared, maybe in a fragmented way. We might need to develop some strategies. Actually, the next important thing to do, which I am actually personally planning to do, is build a research organization. This organization would serve a network of institutions and also help to encourage writers and researchers. Asia Art Archive has done a great job in the past 10 years, they have really set a model, and this kind of activity should be considered in China. In addition, the Times Museum has built a new research center called the HB Station. It\u2019s run by two artists Huang Xiao Peng and Xu Tan. Their activities are a little bit like independent studies. Every weekend they gather 15 researchers to do case studies on the cultural development in the region\u2014all the questions of society, art and urbanism in the Pearl River Delta. It\u2019s a little bit like an extension of the B Lab initiative in 2005 but now they\u2019re more systematic and focused. It\u2019s a very small organization, with a very small budget but I think it\u2019s a wonderful beginning. This step will come as the next step in institution building. I\u2019m in conversation with a few organizations on how to extend this, so I think it\u2019s promising.\nCT: This issue of chaos and order is very interesting, but a more important point here is about how the art institution itself is becoming a site where the narrative of culture, of our time and place, is being made. The point is about how to make a site where true openness is possible for society. Optimistically, the chaotic situation for art in China also indicates how experiments for the art institution might become an experiment for new social institutions in the future. China, being in the state of flux that it is in, exercises a lot of governmental control; but we also see a lot of things being permitted and society gradually opening up. In that sense the art institution is really fulfilling its function as an art platform, in that it is experimenting on the idea of the \u201cinstitution,\u201d and gradually building up new narratives about future Chinese society.\nHH: Yes, I totally agree with you. If you look in other domains, for instance the business world, there are a few very interesting universities that have developed research centers like the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business in Beijing or Fudan University in Shanghai, who offer an ongoing training program for people who have already built a career. They are training some very interesting business elites. On the other hand, there are also some cultural figures joining these programs, like Zhang Zikang, who was the director of the Today Museum, he was also part of the program. So you can see that there\u2019s a conversation and experimentation going on concerning the whole social institution, leading toward a more relevant political and social organization in the country, and the cultural institutions are part of that process. The next step must be to somehow open up more conversations between different fields. It\u2019s about much more than funding, it\u2019s about creating a real public sphere around the necessity of intellectual and practical experiments. We just need some people to push this conversation a little bit further and then things will come together.\nAnother interesting thing is that when you look at Chinese magazines today, for instance those on celebrities, who do you see? Unlike in the West, art celebrities and business celebrities are cooked in the same pot, and this signifies certain intriguing categorizations being generated in this chaotic situation. Those people may be leading the public opinion, on this possibility of dialogue, at least to some extent. In a way this does indicate how borders are being broken down which suggests a certain kind of image that should be discussed.\nCT: Well, I hope that what you are saying will lead to results. Art can be put to work in different ways, and we certainly hope that other dimensions of art, other ways of looking at things and organizing things, can filter through.\nHH: I really think that at the end of the day, art is a really personal and intimate activity for anyone involved\u2014artist, curator and collector. But institutions are actually building a public sphere in which dreams, these activities, can be even more personal. This is the dynamic that we need to build. But if you don\u2019t have this perfect sphere that generates this kind of energy, the personal will become less and less interesting and relevant. So building institutions around this dynamic is really important. It\u2019s not a governmental agenda, not a business agenda, but it\u2019s really about how to look at this picture from a certain perspective, driven by this energy. I\u2019m not so sure how to describe this yet, but I\u2019m really trying to understand why we need these institutions. It\u2019s not because the government or the business people need it. It\u2019s because society pushed them to do it. This is extremely important to emphasize.\nSA: I just wanted to share something else from my end, which is that in Bangladesh traditional museums have rarely taken curatorial practice seriously. They officially have a curator, but this person has never had a role whereas private collectors are actually engaging curators to put together their shows and to advise on acquisition. That is a shift where curatorial practice is becoming far more important now, with these new people coming in, than it had ever been in more traditional museums. Even today, traditional museums have not changed, they don\u2019t yet have any curatorial policy or position.\nJJ: So I guess this leads to the question of where these curators are coming from? Where are the education programs, whether in Bangladesh or China, that are designed to produce them?\nHH: There are a few people who have been trained outside of China who are now curators in various museums and then some museums have actually hired European or American curators to be director or curators. Ullens Center in Beijing may not be considered a Chinese institution, but it is, and they have directors from France and from the States, some who have been living in China for a while. The Rockbund has Larys Frogier from France, and the Nanjing Museum just hired a Belgian curator-at-large. So they do have people from outside. There are also some interesting curators who are also artists, which is a new situation is quite interesting. You have people like Chang Peili and others who have become directors of museums. Zhou Tiehai, who has been with the Minsheng Museum for four years, has generated a very interesting model and program about the kind of articulation he is trying to develop. So there\u2019s a mixture of various people. The next question is, what kind of curator do we need to train for the next step? Are we simply going to replicate the Royal College curatorial program or try to generate very diverse practices? So the curatorial approaches are very different, including people who are self-invented, from the ground. How we combine these two ways of thinking about curating is really important.\nJJ: So much of that discussion and infrastructure is at an incipient stage at the moment. Are people coming out of nonprofits as well?\nHH: Yes. I really value self-organized, nonprofit organizations. In a way many of these so-called museums also function as nonprofits that are not that different from artist-run spaces. For example, organizations like Arrow Factory in Beijing, or Vitamin Creative Space, which is a gallery but does many non-profit activities. Over the years, you see the coming and going of those kinds of organizations, but the people remain. These days you see the possibility for these individuals to work for museums. So it\u2019s a question of how to help them continue to develop their original activities, as a kind of self-invented curators. For example, Pauline Yao coming to Hong Kong, it\u2019s really important to say, \u201cPauline, you should continue to do things like what you did in Beijing,\u201d and to help her prevent Hong Kong from having an institution that is not simply a replica of other international institutions. It\u2019s really important to take help preserve and take advantage of all their individual characters.\nJJ: Wassan, can you expand on your earlier idea about resisting pressures to do displays that might receive a seal of approval from Western curators?\nWK: It\u2019s more about how to get the institution that you are directing or leading to be legitimized by the West. There\u2019s still very much a desire to get the West\u2019s magic wand of approval, of being worthy to be written about, or talked about and engaged with in some way or another.\nJJ: Is this coming from the West or from people within the local cultural scene?\nWK: Unfortunately, it\u2019s coming from within the region.\nJJ: On a personal level, who did you feel you were doing your displays for at Mathaf? Who was your audience? Why do you curate?\nWK: When I was working at Mathaf, we thought about our audiences in concentric circles: the local, the regional and the international. Each of the three groups had very different needs, backgrounds and understanding of art. Locally, we had a very naive public that was either very curious or sometimes didn\u2019t care at all. Then we had a regional audience that was expecting the museum to step up to the plate and bring all the players from the region together, bring resources together, work on funding and work with artists, directly commissioning new work. So there was a different response regionally. Then, internationally there was a research and scholarship need. I think it kind of depends on how one defines what is successful. When you work in an institution there are different stakeholders and different people have different ideas of what success looks like. So it\u2019s about managing those expectations and finding ways to go across the three levels of your audiences, and fulfilling their needs while keeping your stakeholders happy.\nJJ: Can you point to any institutions that you admire for being able to achieve that?\nWK: No [laughs], I think it\u2019s a very difficult task.\nSA: Can I bring in an example? Francisco Toledo, in Oaxaca, almost single-handedly has transformed that city into a city museum, if you like. Aside from making his own work available, he has actually bullied the establishment and galvanized the business and art community into all working together to revive a lot of the things that have been lost\u2014warehouses and things like that have been converted into museums. There are wonderful residencies. It really is such a vibrant art space now because one artist has decided that that is the character that the city will have. Of course, he\u2019s a major artist who has contributed his own artwork to the process, but it\u2019s a wonderful example of how someone can champion that transformation, and an entire city follows and has become a very different city as a result.\nDE: Also, there\u2019s the political dimension of supporting the Indian population which is still heavily discriminated against. Toledo is really championing this underclass in Mexico and giving them a cultural space in the present. It\u2019s incredible. He\u2019s a great example. I don\u2019t know of anywhere else where there are indigenous populations where an artist has made such a difference. Artists usually get involved in first people\u2019s job creation schemes like what has happened in Australia. They steer clear of activism unless they are first peoples themselves.\nJJ: I guess I had viewed it as a risk that appealing to regional and international audiences would tend to be prioritized over the local. Tobias, you were talking about development, and how you can build an institution that\u2019s accessible and yet that can still attain what is demanded by the art world.\nTB: Apart from the original idea a long, long time ago\u2014the West Kowloon Cultural District originated from a study by the tourist board\u2014the idea of tourism hasn\u2019t really been part of our brief, either at the museums or at the theaters. We are strongly against the belief that we are building M+ as a museum for tourism. We are building something here that is going to be interesting, firstly, for the local people, and then it will become interesting automatically for everyone else from the outside, since that is why people go to museums: to see something local and special. We\u2019ve started the Hong Kong development already\u2014that\u2019s why we are doing \u201cMobile M+\u201d exhibitions, that\u2019s why we are doing these workshops and seminars called Mobile M+, because we want to have this whole project built from the inside out, from a curatorial, professional point of view. We are not having a building built and then having professionals come in.\nWe have a very unique chance to do this ourselves. There are different developments: audience development, but also capacity development, which means you have to build your own back-of-house people and staff. You have to learn how to deal with your environment\u2014the local staff and the staff coming from somewhere else. Then you have to further expand the art scene as well, the professionals. Something like Para/Site, or the place that we are here, Spring Workshop, these are not places that should develop huge, wide audiences, these are professional development places. There are different kinds of audiences\u2014at the local, regional and international levels, people that know a lot and don\u2019t know a lot\u2014that are coming to the museum. There are students coming to the museum, and school children, and then people who are perfectly knowledgeable about it. So you have many different layers. Even among the knowledgeable people, there are people who come in to see one work and then people who want to walk around for a couple of hours. So you have so many layers of different audiences that you have to develop. It\u2019s a very complicated task.\nWK: I used to think of it as layers of information. When putting an exhibition together, how can we make different layers to the exhibition that can be accessible to different audiences that will visit the museum. One of the things that I used to think about as a way to measure our success was that if there was a threat that the museum would be shut down, that people in the community would come together and say, \u201cThis place made an impact on us, we don\u2019t want you to close it down.\u201d That was when I would know that we did a good job because that meant the museum means something to the community, it\u2019s anchored.\nDE: This seems to be the great contrast between the project that you\u2019ve developed and the Abu Dhabi Guggenheim, which is actually creating something from scratch on site rather than bringing something from outside and dumping it in the middle of the desert. Were you thinking of that while you were working and putting your project together?\nWK: When I went to Doha, it was actually right when the Saadiyat Island project was being announced. The first task I had on arrival was to register the collection, there were 6,400 objects that needed to be registered and a collection-management system needed to be put in place. The process of going through the collection itself is what made me realize that Mathaf\u2019s collection was unique and that\u2019s what the story of this museum needed to be about. It needed to be about this museum\u2019s collection and this particular individual\u2019s vision to bring all of these works together at a time, in the early 1990s, when no one had been thinking about that. He only bought art from the Arab world because he wanted to start a discourse on modernity in the Arab world. So, with my awareness of the developing arts agenda in the Gulf region, I helped frame our situation as being the right moment to do something, instead of waiting to build a large building, which would takes years. That\u2019s how we were able to get momentum behind the idea of taking over the school, which became Mathaf\u2019s current building, which is considered the temporary home for Mathaf because there has always been the desire to build a bigger home for the museum and its collection. But the Museum\u2019s current building, because it\u2019s a school, has a scale that people can understand. People went to that school. The idea of reusing a building is very uncommon, so people didn\u2019t think it was a very important project locally until His Highness came and inaugurated it. Then it was important in the eyes of the immediate community.\nDE: Well, that seems like the perfect model. You\u2019re actually starting with a collection and a set of ideas and networks, then occupying a building\u2014which is what Minsheng have done. They have reused an old building, as have the Rockbund, rather than thinking about making the museum and then deciding what to put in it.\nTobias Berger and David Elliott during a break in proceedings.\nJJ: I want to shift the discussion over to the role of commercial galleries. They\u2019ve been enormously important in the development of the art scene in Malaysia, Indonesia and elsewhere, along with small nonprofits. Despite this, galleries seem to be getting themselves a rather mixed reputation\u2014why do you think that is, Valentine?\nVW: Well, only because there is a lack of alternative institutional spaces, so we are filling in for this lack. Every year when we start our programming, I start with six shows that I want to do. None of which will make money. Then I have to find six more that will make money. It always starts like that. It\u2019s easy to have the six that you know are not going to make money, but then the other six are more difficult. A lot of gallieries are doing that. And artist-run spaces like Cemeti are very important in Indonesia. These are spaces with no government money, there\u2019s a little bit of foreign funding, but Indonesia is relatively low-cost so it\u2019s easy to do things there. It\u2019s also still doable in countries like the Philippines. There are a number of artist-run-spaces coming up there. They provide a platform to artists who are doing work that is not obviously commercial. This becomes more difficult in places like Hong Kong and Singapore where you have kind of semi-government spaces like Substation, where there is a little bit of control and so you\u2019re not that free. By contrast, Cemeti is almost completely free. For our gallery, we just have to make sure that the other six shows to pay for the first six.\nJJ: Why are there are so many successful artists coming out of these countries, despite the fact that there isn\u2019t so much infrastructure? What is it about this situation, which we are characterizing as problematic, that produces such a large quantity of strong artists?\nVW: Indonesia and the Philippines are huge countries. Indonesia has 250 million people, so the basic material is there. Philippines has a history of art education that has always been a little more sophisticated than the rest of Southeast Asia\u2014both in terms of art making and collecting. Collecting is really an integral part of the creative process. There needs to be someone who will look at art and, hopefully, eventually buy it. Even when I do show something that I know will never sell, I still dream that someone will buy it. Government institutions, especially in Singapore and Malaysia, stay away from anything that is remotely controversial. You\u2019ll also find that some of the museums in the region are following auctions. They say, \u201cOkay, Masriadi is doing great at auction. Let\u2019s do a show now.\u201d They wouldn\u2019t have thought of him before, but because he\u2019s done well at auction, they will consider him, and you\u2019ll find the same with Ronald Ventura. STPI [Singapore Tyler Print Institute] is another institution that is connected with the government, and will invite artists who are doing well at auction. The ones who are not doing well at auction don\u2019t get a chance. So we have to constantly fight against this.\nJJ: So, you\u2019re not a great fan of the massive expansion of the auction house or art fair into these regions.\nVW: Well, it\u2019s a very important part of the whole art ecosystem. One of the reasons that there is a boom in Southeast Asia is because of these two artists have reached a million. Nobody looked at Southeast Asian art until Masriadi reached a million and nobody looked at Filipino art until Ventura reached a million, it\u2019s a sad fact.\nJJ: So it\u2019s a trickle-down process. Have the benefits reached the rest of the infrastructure?\nVW: Yes, there is a plus side, people are looking at Indonesian art because if someone who is 35 can make a million, they want to know who\u2019s going to be the next Masriadi, the next Ventura. Also, at a very early stage, a parent who is thinking of sending their kid to art school will think that he could possibly make a living.\nJJ: So, why are you getting out of this right now?\nVW: I\u2019ve done it for a long time and when I first started it was really just me and frame shops. But now there are about 20 galleries in Malaysia, and two auction houses as well which opened in the last few years. It\u2019s time to move on to a different part of the art world. The institution is really where I\u2019m heading.\nJJ: You think private museums can build up the necessary infrastructure?\nVW: I think there needs to be an impetus. It should ideally all be publicly funded. At some point, when the funder runs out of money, the community will say \u201cno, we want to keep this,\u201d and there will be pressure for the government to take over what has become such an integral part of the community. At this point, I think it\u2019s very important that the private collector and people with vision start, because we need to be the impetus. The government is not going to do it. The private sector must be the one providing the impetus. And we\u2019re looking to M+, and we\u2019re looking to Korea in terms of how the corporate world are managing this and making it sustainable.\nJJ: Rudy, you were talking about how the gallery scene has changed recently.\nRT: I think that in art collecting there are two layers: the primary market and the secondary market. The primary market is mainly the commercial gallery and the secondary market is usually private sales and auction houses.\nI spend a lot of time in New York in order to visit commercial galleries. Almost every Thursday there\u2019s a gallery-hopping night in Chelsea\u2014it\u2019s just non-stop. In the Lower East Side, there are 200 to 300 very small galleries with really good quality works at low prices. They sometimes even open on Sunday nights, with live bands and beer. Even if you\u2019re not a collector, you can start thinking about how to collect. So many great directors and curators visit private galleries in New York because they believe that these galleries can deliver museum quality works, even for the primary market. Now, unfortunately those experiences haven\u2019t traveled or translated to Asia.\nWhen I started collecting I discovered that the best galleries in Asia were located in Tokyo. There are at least five to ten world-class, quality galleries there that really build their collector base and won\u2019t sell artwork unless they know you. They want to know that you are a serious collector, not a speculator. In other cities in Asia that I\u2019ve visited recently, like Seoul, there is a lot of support for galleries. Corporate-run galleries, like Kukje and Hyundai, they have restaurants, wine collections and wonderful shows including international artists.\nWhen I visited Hong Kong, I didn\u2019t know why there were so many international galleries and am honestly still a bit curious about the business model\u2014I know it is partially a tax issue. Yesterday I was having a discussion with the directors of the new White Cube, and they told me that most of the work they\u2019re selling is not to Hong Kong people, but outside of Hong Kong\u2014maybe a few to expats, but not to Cantonese. So I don\u2019t know how long the Hong Kong business model will last. But in terms of taxes, if you buy a painting in London you pay a certain percentage. But in Hong Kong it\u2019s basically tax-free, since a collector can buy the art there and keep it here for a few years. Then, it can serve as an investment that they can sell in the US without paying any tax, as opposed to in London where you pay the tax twice: when you buy and when you sell.\nIn Asia, auction houses generally take the lead\u2014in a lecture organized by a Hong Kong auction house on the subject of upcoming Southeast-Asian artists, one of the speakers had a presentation entitled \u201cwe take the lead.\u201d But it\u2019s different elsewhere. In New York, for example, if there\u2019s a Spring auction at Sotheby\u2019s or Christie\u2019s, it is a big event, but not a major, major one in a city where there are so many other things going on. In Southeast Asia auctions are even more important because there isn\u2019t much support from collectors for local artists. When I was in Singapore, I noticed that collectors mainly went for international works. It wasn\u2019t Singaporean works being sold to Singapore collectors. It\u2019s even worse in Malaysia and the Philippines because there are no good quality galleries. Five or six years ago I visited Manila for the very first time and found that the mode of transaction was with US currency, in cash, not the usual process of shipping the works and then wiring money. They still don\u2019t have a system. I hope that in the future the art system, as it exists in New York, will travel to Asia, especially to Hong Kong, and that there will be more alternative spaces and small, successful galleries.\nTB: It\u2019s almost mean to say it, now that I\u2019m working for the huge M+, but I said it when I was working at Para/Site as well: Hong Kong has almost too many small, nonprofit spaces\u2014six or seven at least. So instead of supporting one, two or three nonprofits, the money gets divided into four or five and the spaces continue to operate on a small scale. Yes, it\u2019s nice to have lots of nonprofit spaces, but the reason that projects like the Central Police Station are so important is because they provide a certain level of infrastructure, and that\u2019s why we need something like M+ or a kunsthalle. The problem is that there are no smaller local galleries\u2014for example, there were only a very few in Hong Kong as of last year. One just recently closed its doors, which was a disaster, and some other ones are struggling. So on the one hand, there is international art coming in, but we are not building enough of a collector base or enough support to have the smaller galleries that are so important. It\u2019s great that White Cube is here, Gagosian, Perrotin and so on, but what\u2019s really important for the Hong Kong infrastructure is the younger, smaller Hong Kong galleries that foster young challenging artists and give them the chance to produce. That\u2019s the problem at the moment.\nDE: I don\u2019t think the problem is that there are too many nonprofits but more that there is a lack of any central government policy on what sort of arts infrastructure it wants to see created and how it will support it. For its population, six or seven, or even ten nonprofits is not too many. Some are going to be bad, but then that provides competition for others to come up and then you support the good ones. But a pathetic amount of public money gets spent on nonprofits. Where the money\u2019s been going, for years, I\u2019m afraid, is M+. Now we are at last seeing a return for it, thankfully.\nTB: It\u2019s a bit more complicated. M+ doesn\u2019t get more money as a result of nonprofits getting less, they are two completely different categories of spending.\nDE: I\u2019m not being critical of M+, but if you look at the effect that the Tate Modern had in London, it sterilized the funding possibilities for nonprofits, not just for London itself but elsewhere in England. Yes, it\u2019s a big tourist destination, but I wonder if there is a price being paid in terms of originality in programming and research, which presently seem pretty paltry to me. If more money were invested in nonprofits, maybe there would be a more vibrant art scene. The Tate did not create the YBAs, it surfed on their fame though.\nTB: I think that money should be invested in non-profits, but it\u2019s these big projects bring in people\u2014the professionals and research. We have been talking about all these people, like Pauline Yao and Pi Li, who have been brought here because of this project and wouldn\u2019t not be here otherwise. There should definitely be a better policy for nonprofits, and the more the merrier, but there should be another step also. That\u2019s why a project like the Central Police Station should not be left solely as a non-governmental institution. There should be a little more transparency, but it\u2019s also about building up an art infrastructure. If you look at Korea, they\u2019ve done it almost by the book. They have the nonprofit spaces, they have the art schools and research centers. That\u2019s why the system works, because they\u2019ve built up these different layers. Australia and New Zealand are also success stories.\nDE: Yes, I think it brings us right back to what we were talking about at the beginning, which was the idea of a public space. A space for the public good, which I\u2019m sure M+ will be and we hope the Central Police Station will be also. Operating in the zone of the public\u2014maybe less fluidly than in China, where the public idea doesn\u2019t yet exist as a concept.\nTB: Well that was Tsong-zung\u2019s great line in the Hong Kong Eye book, where he basically defined Hong Kong as \u201cthe public space of China.\u201d I thought this was one of his most brilliant ideas.\nDE: It still needs to be reified in terms of buildings and self-supporting institutions. The obstacle CPS faces at the moment is not the building, which is already going ahead, but finding an operating model that will create this public space. We\u2019re waiting to see how this will transpire. It is out in the public domain now, looking for offers. There\u2019s no way that it\u2019s going to operate at a sufficiently high level with zero funding. We\u2019ll just have to wait and see what happens.\nJJ: Would it be fair to say that part of Seoul\u2019s success is that both public and private money have been harnessed and maybe those are the extra resources that Hong Kong hasn\u2019t located?\nHK: I would say yes. Having two sources of funding helps. I guess we all agree on the importance of commercial galleries or collectors for the ecosystem. However, it is also a question of how and where private investors contribute. For example, Kukje Gallery, started working with Haegue Yang only as she was gaining an international reputation, and PKM Gallery also worked with artist Minouk Lim during a similar phase of international exposure. Some strong European gallery models are based on close friendships with the artists. They promote the early stages of the artist\u2019s career, invest, make a progressive collection and finally build a solid relationship based on a certain appreciation of their qualities. Galleries find unknown, yet promising artists and promote them to institutions and curators. In South Korea, galleries mostly find their artists through independent or institutional curators, so they become the last step of the pyramid. Since galleries care more about how sellable work is to their collectors, many respectable Korean artists still don\u2019t have representation in their country. In the Korean context, the curator and public institution have a stronger role, supporting rigorous but non-marketable artists to carry on their practices. I would say that the private sector, as a part of the ecosystem, needs to make an effort to contribute to the scene, and not only focus on limited and unpromising current market values.\nJJ: You seem to be suggesting that the relationship between the artist and the curator, and to a lesser extent with public institutions, is the artist\u2019s best route, rather than through the galleries. Whereas in Hong Kong, one might say that most artists establish a relationship with the gallery quite early, possibly too early. Would you say that there\u2019s a relatively healthy relationship between galleries and artists in Hong Kong, Tsong-zung?\nCT: It\u2019s difficult to generalize. In Hong Kong, artists generally have a long-term relation with the gallery, but partly this is because the market has always been very small and there hasn\u2019t been sufficient financial temptation to shop around. If you look at China or Taiwan, for example, where the market has become very active and very robust, the mercenary interest of the art object changes the situation quite drastically. Collectors would start to commission artists directly, auction houses start giving primary exhibitions. These all change the ecosystem. But the relationship between the artist and the gallery is not exactly a normal contractual business relationship. It\u2019s more like a friendship or a marriage. To maintain the relationship you have to tolerate idiosyncrasies, disloyalties, betrayals. So art relationship works slightly differently; it is a more human sort of institution.\nVW: Yes, it\u2019s much more a human relationship than a contractual one. At the recent Guggenheim show, the curator basically bypassed all the galleries and went straight to the artists for purchases. She knew the artists, she chose the artists and went directly to them. The artists were quite happy to deal directly. It\u2019s the same with auction houses and art fairs being primary markets, and foreign galleries turning up and offering shows to the artists we\u2019ve nurtured, giving them shows in New York then six months later opening a gallery in Singapore showing the same artists. This means that the local guys will be eventually phased out. That\u2019s the real danger. We don\u2019t have branches in Berlin and New York, so we can\u2019t compete. Often we\u2019ll say to our artists, that if they get a show in New York to please go, because we don\u2019t have that reach. But then we find that they sell back to our own clients. If there\u2019s a Filipino artist showing in New York, the gallery will be selling to the Philippines. It\u2019s the same in Indonesia. Agus Suwage is showing right now in New York, I\u2019m sure half of the works will be sold to Indonesia. So that\u2019s our market, our audience. We get a little bit upset, but that\u2019s the nature of the business. At Art Stage in Singapore recently, the organizers selected 25 artists and said, \u201cYou do work for us. We take 50 per cent. We\u2019ll pay for shipping.\u201d These were artists already represented by galleries. As a consequence, all the galleries pulled out. There were only three from Indonesia there. That\u2019s what we have to deal with. This wouldn\u2019t happen in Europe, for example\u2014the art fair competing with the galleries. It\u2019s so nascent here. I\u2019ve been in business here 20 years and I still use the word \u201cnascent.\u201d\nTobias Berger in conversation with Shahidul Alam on Skype.\nJJ: Tobias, does Art Basel in Hong Kong mirror this? What is its relevance to you?\nTB: This is a thing that\u2019s very difficult for my friends in Europe to understand, that here in Asia, especially in Hong Kong, for years, art fairs and auction houses had more of an impact than any state museum ever had. If you compare the situation in Singapore and Hong Kong, you see that Singapore is really trying to do things right from the official state side while in Hong Kong the government doesn\u2019t do anything for the art fair, in fact it almost makes things difficult for them, and it\u2019s almost the same with the auction houses, yet both had a big impact in Hong Kong. Yes, certainly it has to do with taxes, but also just the fact that you have over 60,000 people coming to the art fair. It has to do with the fact that you have the best of the best of art being offered at fairs and auction previews. It\u2019s about development\u2014developing people\u2019s eyes, giving them a chance to look at singular artworks\u2014but it doesn\u2019t give them the chance to look at curated shows, and that\u2019s a big problem. It\u2019s only the auction or gallery\u2019s point of view. That\u2019s why we need that museum, we cannot leave it up to the galleries and the auction houses. But it certainly helps to bring artists, curators and conversation in, and to bring interest to the local art scene. The art fair also had a big impact on the non-commercial scene. In the next art fair, the Burger Collection will do something with 1a Space. The Burger Collection is sort of inbetween, but 1A Space is non-commercial. So there are these things that are good about the art fair, and I think that without all these galleries and art spaces we wouldn\u2019t be sitting here at a place like Spring Workshop.\nVW: I also think disproportional impact of the art fair and auctions in the region is due to the fact that there is no institution. There is no one else to say what is good, so auction houses end up doing it by default. People look at the catalogue and judge based on prices. There aren\u2019t museums to say: look at this, this is good and here is the reason why.\nJJ: Were there any other subjects that we wanted to return to?\nTB: I wanted to talk about numbers, I like numbers sometimes. As Rudy mentioned, they\u2019re going to build hundreds of museums in China and I\u2019ve been hearing that since I arrived here in 2005. Let\u2019s compare that to the US, has around 7,500 museums. So if you calculate that China has about five or six times more people, and you calculate number of museums per person, we will have to build about 30,000 museums in China in the next ten or twenty years. That\u2019s good news right? It\u2019s a huge number, and it will not be that many, but it\u2019s interesting to think about what that could bring.\nDE: But without an idea of what public space is or a historical narrative\u2014even a tradition of museology\u2014it\u2019s going to be a pretty tall order. There\u2019s the Shanghai Art Museum and a couple others, but there\u2019s a real lack of an idea of what a museum is and what it can do. Hanru has been talking about the opportunity within the chaos, and I guess when there\u2019s nothing else on the table, that\u2019s what you have to go for, and just hope it works out. But in my experience many people with power\u2014politicians, financiers and property developers\u2014are not so well known for their interest in or appreciation of contemporary art unless they think they can use it for their own ends. That\u2019s the problem.\nVW: Museums and art spaces are sites of contention, sites for debate, for dialogue. That\u2019s I think why Hanru and Johnson are optimistic, because if you have just ten in China, that\u2019s still better than 20 years ago.\nSA: The distinction between nonprofit and profit should be re-articulated as a question of why as opposed to what. There are many different models, you\u2019ve got not-for-profit companies, you\u2019ve got many other things. But I think what these organizations are trying to achieve is quite different from one another, and that is the more important criteria to recognize. One thing that has been done, and which nonprofits are more likely to do than major establishments, is having public programming. We, for instance, have taken our shows and made them mobile, taking them to football fields, to school playgrounds and marketplaces. These are the kinds of engagements that mainstream institutions rarely go into. They\u2019re far more traditional in their outlook. I think those sorts of alternative spaces are very interesting to look at.\nJJ: Yes, that is something that one owes one\u2019s stakeholders to do.\nDE: I don\u2019t think that being a nonprofit is a virtue at all, in fact the reverse. No matter where the money\u2019s coming from, it\u2019s actually your ethos as an organization that\u2019s the important thing. Whether you\u2019re privately funded or not doesn\u2019t matter. Up to a certain point, even where the money comes from doesn\u2019t matter. It\u2019s what you do with it, and that you keep your freedom to do what you do with it, and what you think is necessary to do with it. I don\u2019t think that one can pontificate because each cultural situation is quite different. At the end of the day the hope is for open, transparent, free, optimistic, public arts-based organizations that are there for art and respond to art. And not just any art, good art. Someone has to put their views on the line about this and get the debate going.\nCT: Between creativity and institution, taking Hong Kong as example, there is one very important link: there needs to be an art scene of some sort, where artistic discourse gets exchanged. I think art schools make a very big difference. Without these research and educational loci of discussion, it\u2019s very difficult for art to develop. I remember growing up in Hong Kong in the 1960s and 1970s, the situation was rather dire; there was no focal point of artistic discourse. However, political discussions in those days were very lively\u2014the enigmatic sayings of the Chairman were analyzed daily by the public as omens of national fate, and it was political soothsaying and imaginations about China\u2019s political and cultural fortune that shaped the character of Hong Kong art. How the art scene is being built up is important for its character; if you build up an art scene just around a market, then art mercenaries are what you will get for artists.\nWK: There are many museums being planned in Qatar\u2014which is fantastic\u2014and there are more efforts to support commissioning artists for exhibitions and public spaces. Overall there are more spaces to exhibit, but the art scene still seems unbalanced. There needs to be a balance between the larger institutions and the spaces initiated by artists, curators and enthusiasts or patrons. This would add layers to the art scene, allowing multiple voices, and I think that\u2019s what\u2019s needed in order to achieve the things we\u2019re discussing today. But we have to acknowledge that each city has its own process, or path, to getting there.",
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        "raw_content": "Score Review: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (Klaus Badelt)\nThis score has become something of a superstar in the time since the film was released in 2003, and there is ample reason for such adoration. With fresh, swashbuckling themes in vintage Hans Zimmer style, the music was bound to garner a following. Klaus Badelt, the composer credited with writing the score, has proven himself one of the better disciples of Zimmer\u2019s sound.\nThere is, however, quite a history to this score. Director Gore Verbinski had originally hired veteran film composer Alan Silvestri, to write the music to the film, but due to creative differences, Silvestri was fired late in the game, and Hans Zimmer himself hired. Unfortunately, Zimmer was under contractual obligation by another studio and could not, therefore, take lead credit for the score. 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Due to the rushed nature of the production, Zimmer and Badelt could not write as much of the music for orchestra as they had wanted, and were forced to compensate for this by completing the score and filling in the orchestrations with completely synthesized filler, in many instances layering these right over top of the orchestral music. As a result, the score sounds vastly more synthesized than it would have been with more time involved in the project. Thus, cues like \u201cBlood Ritual\u201d end up sounding entirely synthesized, the instruments more squeaky, the snare drum feeling more plastic.\nThe over-synthesized nature of the music also results in an exaggerated barrage of harsh music as the electronics \u201cgrate\u201d on one another. 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        "raw_content": "East Punjab Factories (Control of Dismantling) Act, 1948\n3. Dismantling a factory.\n5. Powers of entry, examination, taking evidence, etc.\n6. Cognizance of offences.\n7. Bar of legal proceedings.\nThe East Punjab Factories (Control of Dismantling) Act, 1948\nReceived the assent of His Excellency of Governor on the 10th April, 1948, and was first published in the East Punjab Gazette dated the 10th April, 1948.\nExtended to Pepsu Territory by Punjab Act, 23 of 1957.\nAn Act to control the dismantling of factories.\nIt is hereby enacted as follows.\n1. Short title, extent and commencement. - (1) This Act may be called The East Punjab Factories (Control of Dismantling) Act, 1948.\nStatement of Objects and Reasons. - Owing to the partition of the country and the recent communal disturbances there is a move on the part of the factory owners to dismantle their factories and remove plant and machinery to places outside the Province of East Punjab. 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        "raw_content": "How Microsoft Organises Itself\nWhile the IE blog describes the lower level workings of PUMs etc, an article in Business Week describes how Microsoft's management have organised themselves:\nBallmer realized that Microsoft needed new methods to manage an ever-more-complex company. He first tried to organize around different kinds of customers. The idea was to get product-development groups more connected to users. But the reorganization didn't work. Decisions about such widely used products as Windows, for example, spread across too many of the new divisions. Not even a year into his new job, Ballmer was stressed out and looked it.\nNow, Ballmer feels like he's on the right track. He has lost 52 pounds in the past year. He is tanned and clearly comfortable in his CEO role. A series of epiphanies brought him to this place--the result of reorganizational experiments, face-to-face meetings with execs at other companies, and thirsty reading of management books. Good to Great by management guru James C. Collins and Welch's Jack: Straight From the Gut got him to think about solving a wide variety of problems systematically, rather than trying to fix them on an ad hoc basis.\nFrom this patchwork, Ballmer stitched together a quilt of management processes that, he says, especially suits Microsoft. Ballmer elevated the importance of something he calls the \"organizational health index,\" a key factor in measuring executive performance. Taken from Procter & Gamble, the OHI is a survey of employees who are asked to rate their bosses on their leadership skills. By studying GE, Ballmer crafted a new system to identify and promote promising managers.\nPerhaps Ballmer's biggest innovation is something called the Executive P&L, launched in April. It's a balance sheet that divides the company into seven distinct businesses and gives each unit's leader the financial tools to measure its performance. Ballmer hopes the device will empower execs who have long worked in an environment where everything was run by the CEO. In the past, managers would know the costs of developing a product but not the cost of selling it. Now, they can see their costs end-to-end, giving them the information necessary to make decisions about allocating resources without having to run it by Ballmer.\nTo some managers, it's liberating. On June 3, Senior Vice-President Doug Burgum walked Ballmer through his financial plan for his corporate-applications group for the coming fiscal year. Ballmer seized on an unusually large bump in R&D spending. In the end, he made it clear it was up to Burgum to decide how much to spend. \"In some ways, the review felt like a really good board meeting,\" says Burgum, who ran Great Plains Software.\nTo make sure the new management system ticks along with Swiss precision, Ballmer has adopted a calendar with regularly scheduled meetings. The cycle, which Ballmer calls the \"rhythm of the business,\" kicked off on May 29 with seven days of business-plan reviews. In October, the company's 21 senior vice-presidents will meet for two weeks with their staffs, analyzing their organizational structure and their development needs. A month later, leaders of the company's seven businesses gather for seven days of high-level brainstorming sessions designed to identify new opportunities. And in January, after the results of Microsoft's annual customer-satisfaction survey come in, the same execs meet for four days to analyze them.\nGates had his \"think weeks,\" where he secluded himself at his family's retreat in Hood Canal in northwest Washington to ruminate on the Next Big Thing in technology. Ballmer has created \"management sync weeks,\" weeklong events every quarter with day-after-day of meetings involving the executive staff and board members. The idea is to coordinate themes and strategies among the company's important decision-making groups. The first sync week begins June 17.\nLabels: portfolio management, tech-startup",
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        "raw_content": "Yesterday, 20th March 2015 Ireland experienced a Partial Solar Eclipse. Partial Solar Eclipses are caused by a shadow created by the moon as it passes between the earth and the sun. Although they happen quite regularly around the world eclipses are quite rare in Ireland . The last one was 16 years ago and the next one is not due till 2026.\nI headed to Dunany, County Louth with friend and fellow photographer, Brian Hopper to witness the event. We arrived at the beach at 8:15am and set up our tripods at the shoreline. There was heavy cloud cover when we arrived. Fortunately there was a break in the clouds at just the right time. At around 9:17 am the clouds parted and we had close to ideal viewing conditions for a few seconds at Dunany. It got a little colder and calm & it was very peaceful. After taking a few images of the scene before our eyes, I quickly switched lenses from a wide angle to a zoom , and pointed towards the sky to capture the main image shown ( and first 2 below )and grab as many shots as I could . The cloud cover was acting wonderfully as a natural filter for me reducing the brightness to a large extent. I was\u2019nt using any filters for these shots. They were handheld. The last two images were taken with the 16-35mm lens, camera on tripod and 2 Lee Graduated filters were used.\nIt was wonderful to witness this event . I thought it was amazing. Quite a phenomenon to see.\nThis entry was tagged County Louth, Dunany, moon, Partial Solar Eclipse, sun. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "An authentic relationship is one where each person is secure in who they are and knows that they would still be that way, even if the other person was no longer in their life. In an authentic relationship, there are no games played, and there is complete honesty. There is immense gratitude for what the other person gifts them with in the relationship, but they live in the present moment, and again, if the other person were gone tomorrow, there would no regrets and this would have no effect on who they are. It is a given that if a person were able to interact in a relationship from this standpoint, they would have a strong recognition of their Oneness with God, because they are truly seeing God in their partner and in themselves. In order to know God, you have to release all falsehoods, which is authenticity. You may be thinking that Jesus would have to be in a relationship with Jesus to have full authenticity, and while this may be true, it is important to know the goal that you are reaching for.\nThe Appearance of Love\nWhat is self-less?",
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        "raw_content": "Looking forward to go to the Great Ocean Road for pre-wedding photography shoot this coming Friday. Although I had been to this stretch of road no less than a dozen times, I feel that there could be locations worthy of stopping to appreciate, yet I simply drove past. I did some research and chanced upon this cool website:\nlink: http://www.panoramicearth.com/1602/Great_Ocean_Road/\nIt has 360 degree panoramic photos of locations all around the world, including the Great Ocean Road, and you can contribute your own image too. Pretty handy if you want to scout for photoshoot locations without leaving the house.\nLabels: Great Ocean Road, pre-wedding photography\nToday, I logged on to Waverley Camera Club's website and discovered that I had won the EDI (electronic display image) of the year!\nThis comes as a surprise as I didn't win a single monthly competition for this entire year. I didn't get to bring the trophy home as I wasn't present at the award presentation. But here is a photo of the trophy from last year.\nYup, won it in 2009 and now again in 2010.\nAnd here is the image that brought home the trophy:\nDJ Duchess Kay\nI still remember we were rofl-ing half of the time during this photoshoot, because of all the funny poses suggested by her brother.\nLabels: award, DJ, photography",
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        "raw_content": "What the AT&T ruling means for mergers and acquisitions\nBy Tracey Samuelson \u2022 Jun 13, 2018\nYesterday \u2026 a judge cleared AT&T's $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner. Today\u2026 Comcast bid $65 billion in cash for 21st Century Fox assets, which Disney is already trying to buy. Coincidence? I think not. The AT&T decision was closely watched for the implications it could have on other deals. So, more to come?",
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        "raw_content": "This past Sunday reminded me why the Detroit Jewish community is special. In the morning, my wife, Joan, and I attended an AIPAC breakfast featuring Dennis Ross and James Woolsey. Both speakers were amazing \u2013 and so was the turnout. Michigan, led by the Detroit Jewish community, is the leader in the Midwest, and beyond, in raising critical dollars for AIPAC, and the work that it does in supporting U.S. and Israel interests.\nIn the evening, Joan and I attended the Holocaust Memorial Center\u2019s annual dinner. Keynote speaker Deborah Lipstadt spoke about her experiences battling for historical truth to prove the Holocaust actually occurred when David Irving, a renowned denier, sued her for libel. (Her story is portrayed in the new movie, \u201cDenial.\u201d)\nLipstadt was moved by the overflowing attendance, and commented that while she has spoken all over the country, she had never been at an event so well supported. It is clear that large segments of our community know what it means to be a part of the Jewish people.\nHowever, I can\u2019t stop thinking about what she said near the end of her talk. It makes her uncomfortable, she said, when people, especially Holocaust survivors, thank her for her courage. She said she believed she had no choice, that she was driven by the Jewish value of \u201cChesed shel Emet,\u201d taking care of the dead, and to give a voice to those who could not speak for themselves. She felt the obligation to honor those who perished at the hands of the Nazis by taking on Irving, a disgusting racist and anti-Semite. She understood the significance of this mitzvah, for it is an act of kindness that can never be returned. She likened it to the impossibility of any one of us giving enough thanks to God for the blessing of life, and for our families \u2013 it is just not possible. She expressed these sentiments quite movingly.\nIn that moment, deeply moved by her words, I was reminded that each and every Jew must understand Judaism itself, our values, and how we are to perceive the world guided by our tradition. Short of that, a Jew is denied the profound wisdom and beauty inherent in Judaism. Lipstadt felt discomfort in being thanked for a disctinctly Jewish reason \u2013 she had great understanding of the mitzvah of Chesed Shel Emet, which, like all of our mitzvot, is anchored in a long religious and philosophical tradition that begins with the Torah.\nSo how knowledgeable and engaged with our tradition will our next generation of Jews be? Even as I felt pride in our Detroit Jewish community, I began to think about an article I recently read by, Sociologist, Steven Cohen, that has caused me great concern. Looking at 25 years of data since 1991, intermarriage among the non-Orthodox community has increased to 72 percent. Intermarriage in one generation begets intermarriage in a second generation. Data shows that intermarried families are generally not very interested in Jewish life. The conclusion? The millions of dollars invested in outreach to intermarried families have simply not been effective. (The link to the article outlining the data is below). Painfully, I have personal experience with this, and it is true with our intermarried family members.\nNo one is suggesting the Jewish community should give up \u2013 we need to continue effective outreach. However, our energies also need to be focused on Jewish adolescents and young adults \u2014 before they marry. Many programs already exist and have proven successful, among them Jewish day schools! These programs need to be expanded to ensure that in 20 years, the Detroit Jewish community will be as strong and as committed as it is today, supporting AIPAC, supporting Holocaust education, joyfully engaging in Jewish life, and possessing the understanding of the importance and relevance of our Jewish values like Chesed Shel Emet.\nThis is a huge undertaking that requires the Jewish community, collectively, to provide opportunities for authentic Jewish learning, and positive Jewish experiences, for Jewish singles out of college, newlywed couples, and young families. To that end, I am advocating that our community find a way to offer free Jewish preschool education to all Jewish families \u2014 and in return, these families will commit to participating in meaningful and ongoing Jewish family education, and Jewish adult learning. We must invest aggressively and wisely in our inmarried families and their children.\nThe entire community, regardless of affiliation, and including Federation, must join forces to build a vibrant community for young Jewish families, and to provide their children with a Jewish early childhood education. This will hopefully lead to a more sustained and meaningful involvement of these parents and their children in the Jewish community, in Jewish education and in Jewish living.\nWho will join me in making this a reality for the sake of our community, for the sake of our people and for the sake of our children?\nLink to article on intermarriage: Which of Our Grandchildren Will Be Jewish in This Age of Intermarriage? \u2013 Opinion\nOne Response to Why We Need Free Preschools\nThe core of the issue is an abandonment of the Torah as the primary handbook for Jewish life by the Reform and Conservative movements. If you take the Torah out of the equation, then isn\u2019t the idea that Jews should only marry Jews is somewhere between tribalism and racism?\nCan Jewish pre-school combat this? It depends on the ability of the pre-school providers to draw the parents into Jewish observance. I am not sure that a free mostly secular Jewish pre-school will do much good.\nAt the same time, you have a movement among the liberal branches of Judaism to welcome\nand encourage interfaith couples, undermining the very effort to instill the value you write about. If matrilineal descent is no longer required, and interfaith couples are openly welcomed, then my children will still be \u201cJewish\u201d no matter who I marry, right?",
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        "raw_content": "Fishing Through Time\nPosted on November 23, 2015 by Peter Kruschwitz\nEvery year the Department of Classics supports students through generous travel awards. Here is a report from our doctoral researcher Lee Gra\u00f1a:\nThis autumn Lisbon was host to the 18th biennial meeting of the Fish Remains Working Group (FRWG), a conference attracting historians, archaeologists and ichthyologists from across the globe, with a common passion for the study of fish and fishing. Following my successful application for the Alan Wardman Travel Award I was able to attend the conference and following field trips to several important sites in the districts of Lisbon and Setubal. The insight into ongoing studies of ancient fisheries, alongside the contacts made, have made this a fruitful and influential experience.\nThe conference took place at the Lisbon Geographic Society over three days. There were nine diverse sessions promoting a rich interdisciplinary approach to the subject and therefore providing invaluable information on potential theories and approaches. Session Three: \u2018Roman Fisheries and Fish Products\u2019, highlighted the ongoing debates on the subject of Roman fish-processing. There continue to be various contrasting interpretations of the literary evidence, concerning the methods of salting fish for dried or sauce products. It seems the archaeological evidence from the Southern Iberian coast continues to be highly influenced by the classical authors and our interpretations of these texts. In addition to this debate, archaeological discoveries throughout Europe are revealing a complex structure of Roman fisheries with diverse approaches to the exploitation of freshwater and marine resources. I had a great opportunity to discuss this evidence further with current researchers and specialists in the field, while receiving invaluable feedback on my research. Several contacts were made with potential case studies for ongoing or future research.\nThe field trip started at the port of Setubal with a boat journey on a seventy-year-old \u2018galleon\u2019, originally used to transport salt. Accompanied by curious dolphins, we followed the Sado estuary to where it meets the Atlantic Ocean and where the coastline is strewn with over two thousand years of manmade structures applied to the exploitation of marine resources. To date, many traditional fishing methods continue to be used, avoiding the influences of modern fisheries (the photograph above was taken at the quays of Carrasqueira, demonstrating the influence of the tidal estuary and the continuity of traditional fisheries).\nThe following day we visited the site of \u2018Alcac\u00e9r do Sal\u2019 (The Salt Fortress). For close to three thousand years this site has acted as an acropolis overlooking the Sado river and its vast fertile banks where endless fields of rice are now cultivated, but where once salt pans stretched as far as the eye could see. The use of this resource for the production of salted fish products at an industrial scale may have its origins in the Phoenician occupation of southern Iberia, reaching its zenith during the Roman Empire. Alcacer is now a hotel and museum encompassing the medieval nunnery, which subsequently encompasses a 13th century Moorish fortress, in turn built on Roman foundations. However, not all of the Roman sites in the region have such a complex stratigraphy. The following visit was to the Troia Peninsula, where one of the largest Roman fish processing sites has survived, buried under vast sand dunes.\nIt is believed that fish sauce would have been produced at these workshops by mixing vast amounts of locally sourced fish with the salt being produced at Alcacer. The tanks vary in size, though the largest examples can reach 7 x 4 x 2m with a capacity of over 65m\u00b3. Twenty-five workshops (structures with one or more salting vats) have been identified at Troia, though much remains buried. Future excavations may provide more evidence on the capture and processing of local marine resources (the image below is a southern view of Workshop 1 and the FRWG team).\nThe final trip was to the \u2018Merrcado do Livramento\u2019, a local bazar rivaling the largest supermarket in Setubal. One third of the market was dedicated to selling fish, containing hundreds of species from diverse environments. From finger length anchovies to 2m long sword fish, the market provided us with fresh examples of the species identified in the archaeological record, as well as supper for the evening.\nThough many countries contain archaeological examples of Roman fisheries, or are the subject of Roman literary texts on local fish consumption, Portugal provides a unique case study of a country which perpetuates the importance of local marine resources, as significant to the local economy and population today as it likely was two thousand years ago. The culture remains immersed and dependent on marine resources, combining ancient tradition with modern advances in a way that promotes the continued exploitation of local supplies, rather than their substitution for cheaper resources in international waters (as is the case in many European countries). 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        "raw_content": "Life begins at conception. Conception occurs when the ovum is combined with the sperm cell of the father. After the combination of the DNA content of these two cells within the first few hours, it is here that your traits are determined such as the color of the eyes, hair, skin as well as your body and face configuration. This is on top of aspects of intelligence and temperament.\nAfter the passing down of the physical traits of each generation of parents to the children who also become parents, you become a combination of the attributes that your ancestors had. But it important to note that it is only in the last century that science advanced enough for people to understand all this.\nDevelopment of the fetus\nAfter the conception, the only thing that will be necessary is nourishment so that you could grow into the baby who came out after a period of 9 months.\nApart from a few exceptions, only one egg is released by a mother every month. However the father constantly produces the sperm cell and can release between 20,000,000 and 0.5 billion sperms in a single ejaculation. All these sperms will try to reach the egg so as to produce the new life. In case there is an egg cell that has already been released by the woman, the sperm will be able to reach it in a period of one hour.\nAfter conception, the embryo has a home, safe environment and nutrition and therefore it begins to develop. The cell starts to increase from some hundreds to the thousands and all these have their special purpose. In a couple of weeks, the arms will begin to emerge and after 2 days the legs will also be formed. One thing that will surprise you is that the heartbeat can be detected after a period of 18 days from conception.\nAfter the first month, you will experience the greatest increase in size as well as physical changes in your whole lifetime. You will be larger by ten thousand times as compared to how you were during conception. However, you will still be tiny.\nThis is where the baby begins to get to details. By the time they are aged 40 days, it will be possible to measure the brain waves. You will tend to become good proportioned. During the 6th and 11TH week, muscles and nerves begin to work together. The lips is the first one that becomes sensitive to touch and incase they are stroked, the baby pulls away. This is an indication of a reaction to the stimulus.\nIt is also possible to start an exercise program as you stretch and bend the new muscles. These movements are also considered important to the growth as it is a preparation of a life after birth. The hands, years and legs are getting close to completion and they therefore take on individuality.\nThe 3RD month marks the end of the embryo and the beginning of the fetus. Fetus means young one in Latin. At this stage, the whole body is complete and the skeleton changes from cartilage to the actual bone cells. The plasma and eyelids are also becoming sensitive to touch and the baby is able to fist.\nThe muscle and nerve connection also increase greatly in the 9th and 10th month. The fetus can swallow; squint and frown as a response to the stimuli and can also make some facial expression. By the 12th week, the movement of the baby are already fluid & graceful and can make a facial expression that is similar to that of the parent. It is here also that the baby starts to breath the oxygen that is supplied by the mother through the umbilical cord. This can also be a difficult time for babies whose mother smoke as they will also receive the air that is filled with smoke.\nHere the weight of the baby has increased 6 fold and 5 inches are added to their height. The mother can already start feeling the fetus movement and the a abdomen is growing. The taste buds can now work and the unborn baby can show preference. As the 4th month comes to an end, the heart begins to pump at 25 quarts of blood every day.\nIt is here that the baby has grown to around one foot. They also start to grow hair on the head, eyelashes and eyebrows. The mother starts to feel their presence too. The baby turns and kicks regularly and their hiccups can even be felt. The baby also starts developing a wake and sleep pattern and can even dream. Twins have also been seen fighting at this stage.\nThe baby is now around 1 inches long and has started accumulating fat below their skin. The eyelids are opened and they can vigorously exercise their eyes. This is the right stage for correcting birth defects in babies.\n7th, 8th and 9th Month\nYou have already started gaining weight and putting on some pounds. The baby also can start sucking the thumb. If it has hair on the head, this grows rapidly. The baby starts now feeling cramped in the womb. The key immunities also get transferred during these months to protect the baby in the first few months",
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The cobbled laneways seem always to be filled with people, but it lends an excited energy to the area rather than any feelings of crowding.\nThis is the go-to place for food and drinks in Dublin\u2014 I won\u2019t bother giving any pub recommendations, as there are just way too many and I liked every single one I visited, but definitely check out Bubble Waffle Factory for an amazing desert or the Gourmet Burger Kitchen for an inexpensive and delicious lunch. You can also visit The Temple Bar, probably Dublin\u2019s best-known pub (although not the best pub), but expect the drinks to be overpriced and the enormous interior to be packed at pretty much all hours by tourists.\nRide the DART out to the beach in Bray\nFrom Tara Street Station in the centre of Dublin, it\u2019s only a 20 minute ride on the DART (the trainline) to reach the seaside in Bray, where scenic headlands and beautiful (but very chilly) beaches seem a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. 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The Irish legends surrounding this World Heritage Site are every bit as interesting as the science, so be sure to check out the Visitors\u2019 Centre to learn all about Finn McCool, the cheeky Irish giant who is said to have created this amazing natural wonder.\nUnless you\u2019re hiring a car and braving the narrow country roads, the best way to get to the Causeway is as a daytrip from Dublin on any of several tour buses operating out of the city. I would recommend Wild Rover Tours, who will take you to several stops in Northern Ireland with all entrance tickets included and return you back to the city about 13 hours later for \u20ac70.\nVisit Dublin Castle\nLocated at the city\u2019s highest point in an area previously inhabited by Vikings, Dublin Castle was built in the 1200s, partially burnt to the ground in the 1600s, and was the offical seat of British rule in Ireland all the way up until the 1900s. The Castle is decidedly steeped in history (including a pretty epic escape by a prisoner who tunnelled out through the sewage system and found himself some 30km away in the Wicklow Mountains), but only the Chapel Royal on one side of the complex is what I\u2019d consider traditionally \u201ccastle-y\u201d.\nStroll through town and check it out\u2014 it\u2019s free to explore the outside of the castle, or you can join a guided tour for \u20ac10 and see more of this fascinating landmark.\nCross the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge\nA popular stop when visiting Northern Ireland, the Carrick-a-Rede rope extends from the mainland out to a little island of the same name and can be crossed for \u20ac10. 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        "raw_content": "CARLOS BARRIOS was born into a Spanish family on El Altiplano, the highlands of Guatemala. His home was in Huehuetenango, also the dwelling place of the Maya Mam tribe. With other Maya and other indigenous tradition keepers, the Mam carry part of the old ways on Turtle Island (North America). They are keepers of time, authorities on remarkable calendars that are ancient, elegant and relevant. Mr. Barrios is a historian, an anthropologist and investigator. After studying with traditional elders for 25 years since the age of 19, he has also became a Mayan Ajq'ij, a ceremonial priest and spiritual guide, Eagle Clan.\nYears ago, along with his brother, Gerardo, Carlos initiated an investigation into the different Mayan calendars. He studied with many teachers. He says his brother Gerardo interviewed nearly 600 traditional Mayan elders to widen their scope of knowledge. \"Anthropologists visit the temple sites,\" Mr. Barrios says, \"and read the steles and inscriptions and make up stories about the Maya, but they do not read the signs correctly. It's just their imagination... Other people write about prophecy in the name of the Maya. They say that the world will end in December 2012. The Mayan elders are angry with this. The world will not end. It will be transformed. The indigenous have the calendars, and know how to accurately interpret it, not others.\"\nThe Mayan Calendars comprehension of time, seasons, and cycles has proven itself to be vast and sophisticated. The Maya understand 17 different calendars, some of them charting time accurately over a span of more than ten million years. The calendar that has steadily drawn global attention since 1987 is called the Tzolk'in or Cholq'ij. Devised ages ago and based on the cycle of the Pleiades, it is still held as sacred. With the indigenous calendars, native people have kept track of important turning points in history. For example, the daykeepers who study the calendars identified an important day in the year One Reed, Ce Acatal, as it was called by the Mexicans. That was the day when an important ancestor was prophesied to return, \"coming like a butterfly.\" In the western calendar, the One Reed date correlates to Easter Sunday, April 21, 1519 the day that Hernando Cortez and his fleet of 11 Spanish galleons arrived from the East at what is today called Vera Cruz, Mexico. When the Spanish ships came toward shore, native people were waiting and watching to see how it would go. The billowing sails of the ships did indeed remind the scouts of butterflies skimming the ocean surface.\nIn this manner was a new era initiated, an era they had anticipated through their calendars. The Maya termed the new era the Nine Bolomtikus, or nine Hells of 52 years each. As the nine cycles unfolded, land and freedom were taken from the native people. Disease and disrespect dominated. What began with the arrival of Cortez, lasted until August 16, 1987 - a date many people recall as Harmonic Convergence.\nWorld of the Fifth Sun\nMillions of people took advantage of that date to make ceremony in sacred sites, praying for a smooth transition to a new era, the World of the Fifth Sun. From that 1987 date until now, Mr. Barrios says, we have been in a time when the right arm of the materialistic world is disappearing, slowly but inexorably. We are at the cusp of the era when peace begins, and people live in harmony with Mother Earth. We are no longer in the World of the Fourth Sun, but we are not yet in the World of the Fifth Sun. This is the time in-between, the time of transition. As we pass through transition there is a colossal, global convergence of environmental destruction, social chaos, war, and ongoing Earth changes.\nAll this, Mr. Barrios says, was foreseen via the simple, spiral mathematics of the Mayan calendars. \"It will change,\" Mr. Barrios observes. \"Everything will change.\" He said Mayan Daykeepers view the Dec. 21, 2012 date as a rebirth, the start of the World of the Fifth Sun. It will be the start of a new era resulting from and signified by the solar meridian crossing the galactic equator, and the earth aligning itself with the center of the galaxy. At sunrise on December 21, 2012 for the first time in 26,000 years the Sun rises to conjunct the intersection of the Milky Way and the plane of the ecliptic. This cosmic cross is considered to be an embodiment of the Sacred Tree, The Tree of Life, a tree remembered in all the world's spiritual traditions. Some observers say this alignment with the heart of the galaxy in 2012 will open a channel for cosmic energy to flow through the earth, cleansing it and all that dwells upon it, raising all to a higher level of vibration.\nThis process has already begun, Mr. Barrios suggested. \"Change is accelerating now, and it will continue to accelerate.\" If the people of the earth can get to this 2012 date in good shape, without having destroyed too much of the Earth, Mr. Barrios said, we will rise to a new, higher level. But to get there we must transform enormously powerful forces that seek to block the way.\nA Picture of the Road Ahead\nFrom his understanding of the Mayan tradition and the calendars, Mr. Barrios offered a picture of where we are at and what may lie on the road ahead: The date specified in the calendar Winter Solstice in the year 2012 does not mark the end of the world. Many outside people writing about the Mayan calendar sensationalize this date, but they do not know. The ones who know are the indigenous elders who are entrusted with keeping the tradition. \"Humanity will continue,\" he contends, \"but in a different way. Material structures will change. From this we will have the opportunity to be more human.\"\nWe are living in the most important era of the Mayan calendars and prophecies. All the prophecies of the world, all the traditions, are converging now. There is no time for games. The spiritual ideal of this era is action. Many powerful souls have reincarnated in this era, with a lot of power. This is true on both sides, the light and the dark. High magic is at work on both sides. Things will change, but it is up to the people how difficult or easy it is for the changes to come about.\nThe economy now is a fiction. The first five-year stretch of transition from August 1987 to August 1992 was the beginning of the destruction of the material world. We have progressed ten years deeper into the transition phase by now, and many of the so- called sources of financial stability are in fact hollow. The banks are weak. This is a delicate moment for them. They could crash globally if we don't pay attention. If the banks crash ... then we will be forced to rely on the land and our skills. The monetary systems will be in chaos, and we must then rely on our direct relationship with the Earth for our food and shelter. The North and South Poles are both breaking up. The level of the water in the oceans is going to rise, but at the same time, land in the ocean, especially near Cuba, is also going to rise.\nA Call for Fusion\nAs he met with audiences in Santa Fe, Mr. Barrios told a story about the most recent Mayan New Year ceremonies in Guatemala. He said that one respected Mam elder, who lives all year in a solitary mountain cave, journeyed to Chichicastenango to speak with the people at the ceremony. The elder delivered a simple, direct message. He called for human beings to come together in support of life and light. Right now each person and group is going his or her own way. The elder of the mountains said there is hope if the people of the light can come together and unite in some way.\nReflecting on this, Mr. Barrios explained: \"We live in a world of polarity: day and night, man and woman, positive and negative. Light and darkness need each other. They are a balance. Just now the dark side is very strong, and very clear about what they want. They have their vision and their priorities clearly held, and also their hierarchy. They are working in many ways so that we will be unable to connect with the spiral Fifth World in 2012.\"\n\"On the light side, everyone thinks they are the most important, that their own understandings, or their group's understandings, are the key. There's a diversity of cultures and opinions, so there is competition, diffusion, and no single focus.\" As Mr. Barrios sees it, the dark side works to block fusion through denial and materialism. It also works to destroy those who are working with the light to get the Earth to a higher level. They like the energy of the old, declining Fourth World, the materialism. They do not want it to change. They do not want fusion. They want to stay at this level, and are afraid of the next level.\nThe dark power of the declining Fourth World cannot be destroyed or overpowered. It's too strong and clear for that, and that is the wrong strategy. The dark can only be transformed when confronted with simplicity and openheartedness. This is what leads to fusion, a key concept for the World of the Fifth Sun. Mr. Barrios said the emerging era of the Fifth Sun will call attention to a much-overlooked element. Whereas the four traditional elements of earth, air, fire and water have dominated various epochs in the past, there will be a fifth element to reckon with in the time of the Fifth Sun: ether. The dictionary defines ether as the rarefied element of the Heavens. Ether is a medium. It permeates all space and transmits waves of energy in a wide range of frequencies, from cell phones to human auras. What is \"ethereal\" is related to the regions beyond earth: the heavens.\nEther, the element of the Fifth Sun, is celestial and lacking in material substance, but is no less real than wood, stone or flesh. \"Within the context of ether there can be a fusion of the polarities,\" Mr. Barrios said. \"No more darkness or light in the people, but an uplifted fusion. But right now the realm of darkness is not interested in this. They are organized to block it. They seek to unbalance the Earth and its environment so we will be unready for the alignment in 2012. We need to work together for peace, and balance with the other side. We need to take care of the Earth that feeds and shelters us. We need to put our entire mind and heart into pursuing unity and fusion now, to confront the other side and preserve life.\"\nTo be Ready for this Moment in History Mr. Barrios told his audiences in Santa Fe that we are at a critical moment of world history. \"We are disturbed,\" he said. \"We can't play anymore. Our planet can be renewed or ravaged. Now is the time to awaken and take action.\" \"Everyone is needed. You are not here for no reason. Everyone who is here now has an important purpose. This is a hard, but a special time. We have the opportunity for growth, but we must be ready for this moment in history.\" Mr. Barrios offered a number of suggestions to help people walk in balance through the years ahead. \"The prophesied changes are going to happen,\" he said \"but our attitude and actions determine how harsh or mild they are.\" We need to act, to make changes, and to elect people to represent us who understand and who will take political action to respect the earth. Meditation and spiritual practice are good, but also action. It's very important to be clear about who you are, and also about your relation to the Earth. Develop yourself according to your own tradition and the call of your heart. But remember to respect differences, and strive for unity.\nA lot of food is corrupt in either subtle or gross ways. Pay attention to what you are taking into your body. Learn to preserve food, and to conserve energy. Learn some good breathing techniques, so you have mastery of your breath.\nFollow a tradition with great roots. It is not important what tradition, your heart will tell you, but it must have great roots. We live in a world of energy. An important task at this time is to learn to sense or see the energy of everyone and everything: people, plants, animals. This becomes increasingly important as we draw close to the World of the Fifth Sun, for it is associated with the element ether - the realm where energy lives and weaves. Go to the sacred places of the earth to pray for peace, and have respect for the Earth which gives us our food, clothing, and shelter. We need to activate the energy of these sacred places. That is our work.\nAccording to Mr. Barrios ' reading of the Mayan calendar, if war happens in November 2002 or after, then it's bad, but not catastrophic. But if it happens between April and November 2003, it will be catastrophic. Really bad. It could eventually result in the death of two-thirds of humanity. \"So stay active,\" he said. \"If we are active, we can transform the planet. The elders watch to see what happens.\"\nMany Mayan elders and knowledge keepers may be eliminated in the next few years. For the first half of the current Katun (20-year period), the dark side has a lot of power. But that will pass 3 to 4 years from now. The tide can turn. Amazing things are going to happen. One simple but effective prayer technique is to light a white or baby-blue colored candle. Think a moment in peace. Speak your intention to the flame and send the light of it on to the leaders who have the power to make war or peace.\nAccording to Mr. Barrios, this is a crucially important moment for humanity, and for earth. Each person is important. If you have incarnated into this era, you have spiritual work to do balancing the planet. He said the elders have opened the doors so that other races can come to the Mayan world to receive the tradition. The Maya have long appreciated and respected that there are other colors, other races, and other spiritual systems. \"They know,\" he said, \"that the destiny of the Mayan world is related to the destiny of the whole world.\" \"The greatest wisdom is in simplicity,\" Mr. Barrios advised before leaving Santa Fe. \"Love, respect, tolerance, sharing, gratitude, forgiveness. It's not complex or elaborate. The real knowledge is free. It's encoded in your DNA. All you need is within you. Great teachers have said that from the beginning. Find your heart, and you will find your way.\"",
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        "raw_content": "You are at:Home\u00bbArticles from Our Contributors\u00bbPope Francis: 3 Basic Features of Christian Families\nPope Francis: 3 Basic Features of Christian Families\nBy Marc Cardaronella on\t September 14, 2015 Articles from Our Contributors, For Your Family\nPhoto by LEEROY.ca (2015) via Pexels.com. Creative Commons Zero (CCO)\nWhat makes Christian families different? How do you identify them?\nPope Francis answered those questions in a homily given at St. Peter\u2019s Square on Sunday, 27 October 2013. It\u2019s almost two years old, but I\u2019m sure his views haven\u2019t changed.\nAs thoughts and prayers go out for the World Meeting of Families happening soon in Philadelphia, here\u2019s a reflection on three basic features of Christian families, as highlighted by Pope Francis.\nThe first thing is: Christian families pray.\nSometimes people are confused about how to pray as a family, the Pope notes. Prayer and families seem at odds. Prayer is personal, private, and\u2026quiet. Families are never quiet.\nWhile acknowledging this is true, Pope Francis nevertheless adds it is most necessary. The family, he says, should pray in humility \u201crealizing that we need God, like the tax collector! And all families, we need God: all of us! We need his help, his strength, his blessing, his mercy, his forgiveness.\u201d\nThe family should also pray in simplicity. It doesn\u2019t need to be complicated to be effective.\n\u201cPraying the Our Father together, around the table, is not something extraordinary: it\u2019s easy. And praying the Rosary together, as a family, is very beautiful and a source of great strength! And also praying for one another! The husband for his wife, the wife for her husband, both together for their children, the children for their grandparents\u2026.praying for each other. This is what it means to pray in the family and it is what makes the family strong: prayer.\u201d\n2. Being Missionaries\n\u201cThe Apostle Paul, at the end of his life, makes a final reckoning and says: \u201cI have kept the faith\u201d (2 Tim 4:7). But how did he keep the faith? Not in a strong box!\u201d the Pope proclaims.\nHow did the early Church safeguard the Deposit of Faith? By giving it away! Think about it. The more people know the true faith, the less people can distort it and falsify it. Doctrine is only in danger of being misinterpreted and misrepresented when people don\u2019t widely know it. St. Paul preserved the faith by going into the world and sharing it, not by walling himself off and hiding it.\nThe Pope asks, \u201cHow do we keep our faith as a family? Do we keep it for ourselves, in our families, as a personal treasure like a bank account, or are we able to share it by our witness, by our acceptance of others, by our openness?\u2026 Christian families are missionary families.\u201d\nAnd, by their witness and difference, they become leaven in the world.\n3. Experiencing Joy\n\u201cDear families,\u201d Pope Francis says, \u201cyou know very well that the true joy which we experience in the family is not superficial; it does not come from material objects, from the fact that everything seems to be going well\u2026True joy comes from a profound harmony between persons\u2026And above all, a love which is patient: patience is a virtue of God and he teaches us how to cultivate it in family life, how to be patient, and lovingly so, with each other\u2026God alone knows how to create harmony from differences. But if God\u2019s love is lacking, the family loses its harmony, self-centeredness prevails and joy fades.\u201d\nThe Catechism of the Catholic Church 2204 says the Christian families should be domestic churches. What does that mean? The same things that happen in a church should happen in a family. God is worshipped, the faith is handed on, the faith is spread, and disciples are made. As Christ is the center of the Church, so he should be the center and animating principal of family life.\nThe Catechism also says in no. 2223 the family is the perfect place for \u201ceducation in the virtues.\u201d Learning virtues like patience, kindness, compassion, detachment, humility, and magnanimity help both parents and children to live with others in close community and in society. The Christian family is the crucible where authentic relationship is exercised and perfected. From that effort imbued with grace comes harmony and joy.\nPrayer, a missionary spirit, and joy. Three aspects that characterize Christian families according to Pope Francis. Let\u2019s pray for the grace to live these ideals within our families so we can be that salt, light, and leaven in the world.\nWhat do you think? What things does your family do great? What things do you need to work on?\nKaree Santos on September 16, 2015 3:18 AM\nThanks for this uplifting article, Marc. Great points!\nMarc Cardaronella on September 16, 2015 8:38 AM\nThanks Karee!",
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        "raw_content": "God, C. S. Lewis, AND J. K. Rowling?: Christian Symbolism in Harry Potter and the Chronicles of Narnia\nSenior Thesis by Ashley Nicole Whitehead\nC. S. Lewis has placed much intentional, and quite obvious, symbolism in his series of children\u2019s books, The Chronicles of Narnia. There is another author that also has written a series of children\u2019s books that may be interpreted in a like manner\u2014J. K. Rowling is that author and her series is Harry Potter. Harry Potter and its author have received a great deal of criticism from much of the Christian community. However, there are, in fact, many elements her works that may be interpreted under a Christian lens, and these works are in many respects, very similar to Lewis\u2019 Narnia. In each series, there are symbols of agape love, a good representation of Christ figures, and symbols of redemption. These symbols and the explication of such are the focus of this study.\nClick here to open or download .pdf file of Thesis\nNotes: This thesis was written for a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature at Maryville College and received an 'A' grade. The author has asked for it to be made available as a .pdf file. Formatting has been changed to be more web and printer friendly. Original formatting made the document over sixty pages long. That number has been reduced to forty-five. Page numbering in the Table of Contents has been changed to reflect the pages in the pdf file.\nAshley setup the Live Journal Community Harry and The Potter for futher discussion of symbolism.\nCan't open the file? This thesis should open with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 and up. You can download the latest version of Acrobat www.adobe.com.\nReport problems with the file to comments@christnp.org",
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        "raw_content": "Chris Perez > Extras > Samsung Galaxy S6 Review from a Long-Time Galaxy User\nI\u2019ve had 4 days of solid use with my new Samsung Galaxy S6, and after using the Galaxy S3, S4, and S5, I can say it\u2019s pretty consistent with my experience with the other Galaxy phones. Of course, there are several differences.\nFirst, what I think is great so:\nThe fingerprint scanner is a fabulous tool. I\u2019m not a big fan of Apple products, but it\u2019s something they got right, and after a pretty bad attempt at it on the Galaxy S5 (to where it was pretty much unusable), Samsung got it to work pretty consistently and I use it to easily unlock my phone without a password or pattern swiping.\nThe camera (along with expandable storage) has been the main reason I\u2019ve gone to the Galaxy line of phones since the S3. I thought the S5 camera was good. So far, this 16MP camera with auto HDR setting has turned out amazing photos. 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        "raw_content": "New Info on Caffeine and Kids\nIt\u2019s easy to allow sodas and sugary coffees to kids \u2014 it makes them so happy! But easy does it on the caffeine intake, local experts say.\nAccording to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP, aap.org), a typical day finds about 73 percent of kids consuming caffeine, whether in an energy drink, a favorite coffee drink or a can of soda. But parents may want to keep an eye on the amount of caffeine their children ingest \u2014 a recent study in Pediatrics found that caffeine has an adverse effect on the blood pressure and heart rates of kids and teens.\nThe biggest worry when it comes to caffeine, according to Shan Yin, M.D., M.P.H., and Medical Director of the Drug and Poison Information Center at Cincinnati Children\u2019s Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC), is its effect on sleep. \u201cSleep is really important to brain development,\u201d he explains, and if your child isn\u2019t getting enough sleep, he might just be missing out. If your kid or teen needs caffeine to get through the day or to stay awake, Yin suggests that perhaps he needs more sleep and may need to start going to bed earlier. He admits that can be hard to do.\nFeeding Your Young Athlete\n\u201cWe like quick fixes,\u201d he says, adding that caffeine is one of those. \u201cBut that can sometimes cause more problems.\u201d Working on behavioral changes, which is harder to do and sometimes slow to show results, is ultimately the healthier option.\nCaffeine does pose some dangers, according to Yin, depending on how it\u2019s consumed, like mixing it with alcohol or consuming it in powdered form. He explains that while studies have shown that caffeine doesn\u2019t necessarily enhance the effects of alcohol, what can happen is that those who consume caffeine with alcohol may feel more awake. This makes them more likely to over-estimate their ability at tasks like driving. Likewise, caffeine in powdered form is especially dangerous, according to Yin, who says that 1/16 of a teaspoon is the recommended dose (and even that is equivalent to a couple large cups of coffee). Use of the powder is \u201cripe for mistakes when measuring,\u201d says Yin. Unfortunately, the wrong dose of powdered caffeine can be deadly, as was discovered earlier this year when a Columbus, Ohio, teen was found dead in his home with a lethal amount of caffeine in his system.\nWhile there\u2019s no standard amount considered safe for children, knowing that it can cause increased blood pressure and sleepless nights might make you want to re-think that energy drink, and encourage your kid to substitute it for a glass of water instead. \u201cWhat I usually say is that there\u2019s really no reason why a kid or teen needs caffeine,\u201d says Yin.\nCaffeine is sneaky, and since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration doesn\u2019t require manufacturers to list caffeine content on nutrition labels, it can hide in all kinds of surprising places, including some of the following:\nChocolate, especially dark chocolate, and foods that contain chocolate, like ice cream or hot chocolate mixes\nOver-the-counter medications, like Excedrin\nEnergy waters, like Propel or VitaminWater\nTea and non-cola sodas, like root beer and cream sodas\nEnergy drinks that contain guarana\nTags: caffeine, caffeine for kids, sodas, sports drinks",
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        "raw_content": "White House, FBI Differ In Accounts Of Investigation Of Aide\nBy Deb Riechmann and Zeke Miller\nContradicting the White House, the FBI said it gave the Trump administration information on multiple occasions last year about a top aide accused of domestic abuse by his two ex-wives, and the investigation wrapped up in January.\nThat account by FBI Director Christopher Wray challenged the White House assertion that Rob Porter\u2019s background \u201cinvestigation was ongoing\u201d and officials first learned the extent of accusations against him only last week, just before he abruptly resigned.\nWray\u2019s testimony on Tuesday marked the latest development in a scandal that has called into question the judgment of senior members of the White House staff, put new stress on the administration\u2019s already strained credibility with the public, and drawn accusations of tone-deaf handling of abuse allegations.\nThe weeklong fallout from the allegations against Porter, President Donald Trump\u2019s staff secretary, has thrown the West Wing into chaos not seen since the earliest months of the administration and has sparked new rounds of recriminations inside the White House.\nPrivately, officials acknowledge that the public timeline offered last week \u2014 that the administration first learned of the ex-wives\u2019 charges against Porter last Tuesday \u2014 was flawed at best.\nKelly found out after requesting an update on the large number of senior staffers operating without full security clearances, according to a senior administration official who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal discussions. McGahn told Kelly last fall there was concern about information in the background investigation involving Porter\u2019s ex-wives, the official said, and Kelly expressed surprise that Porter had previously been married.\nDespite that, Porter took on an increasingly central role in the West Wing and was under consideration to serve as Trump\u2019s deputy chief of staff, two officials said.\nWhite House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters Monday, \u201cThe White House had not received any specific papers regarding the completion of that background check.\u201d Yet Wray testified that the FBI sent the White House its preliminary report in March 2017 and its completed investigation in late July. Soon after that, the agency received a request for a follow-up inquiry, and it provided that information in November. 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        "raw_content": "Coastal Shores Resort Properties\nYour Coastal Property Specialist\n******************WEB SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION *********************\nWelcome to Coastal Shores\nCoastal Shores Resort Properties is a new concept in real estate services for the coastal resort communities of North Carolina. Our Goal is to provide our clients with professional services , start to finish, for their real estate needs and to make that process as smooth as possible .We also want it to be a pleasant and memorable experience and to have fun along the way.\nTo bring old time service values with state of the art technology in providing coastal Carolina property owners and purchasers with complete real estate services from buying and selling to property managment and investments.\nInfo@coastalshoresresorts.com\nBeautiful beaches to relax and enjoy .\nSunrise on Ocean Isle Beach",
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        "raw_content": "Well I\u2019m sure by now you\u2019ve seen Starbucks advertising their new blonde roast coffee. They\u2019ve been pushing this hard, samples in the stores, etc. So how is it? If you\u2019re a regular Starbucks drinker, you\u2019ll certainly find it different. If you\u2019re one of those people who jokingly refer to Starbucks as \u201cStarburnt\u201d in reference to their dark roasted coffees, you\u2019ll probably love this new blonde roast. It\u2019s a really, really light roast and if that\u2019s your thing, it\u2019s worth giving a try.",
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        "raw_content": "In part one I talked about the types of priesthood and how I got to where I am today. Now I want to talk about how the seminary process works.\nWhen a diocese accepts a man who desires to be a priest, they naturally have to prepare the man for that role. Seminary exists just for that purpose. Catholic seminaries are different from protestant variants in that they don\u2019t just exist for academics. Seminary is about formation; it\u2019s not just \u201cpriest school.\u201d While I will eventually get a degree, my time in seminary will primarily be a time to grow in such a way that I will be able to effectively serve as a priest. Saint Pope John Paul the Second provided the framework that the global church uses for priestly formation and the American Bishops adapted that framework to establish specific things that their men need to know and be prepared for before they can be ordained. Seminaries have adopted the guidelines, and they exist to prepare men to be healthy, joyful, and effective ministers.\nThe first step in priestly formation is the college seminary. This is where I am now, Holy Trinity Seminary (HTS). At the college level I will learn philosophy and how to think as the Church thinks. You learn how to think, how to use logic and defend positions, and ultimately have a frame of reference to use when approaching thoughts and ideologies in the world. As I understand it thus far, philosophy approaches reality from the side of reason and provides a basis to see the world. It will illuminate (I\u2019m told) my intellect and provides a rational basis for approaching faith. In the words of Pope Benedict XVI, \u201cThe Christian faith has an essentially rational and intellectual dimension. Were it to lack that dimension, it would not be itself.\u201d\nCollege Seminary is the first stop for (almost) all potential priests regardless of age or previous experience. Currently HTS has 75 seminarians from dioceses across the country. I have met men from Dallas, Fort Worth, Santa Fe, Tulsa, Little Rock, Charleston, and many more.\nNew Austin guys\nIf you enter seminary without a college degree you are required to complete a BA in Philosophy. At HTS all academics occur at the University of Dallas. I was surprised to find that the vast majority of seminarians at HTS fall into that category. Only 14 of the 75 already have a college degree. Of the remaining 61, a large number entered straight out of high school. It\u2019s crazy to think about, but on their first day of college they went to mass, prayed liturgy of the hours, prayed in Eucharistic adoration, and learned about spiritual formation all with a community of 29 other new guys. On my first day of college I\u2026 walked to mass alone and probably cried a bit.\nThe rest of the guys have completed some college, but either never finished or decided to leave early. Some have enough credits to start as sophomores, but the upper-level curriculum here is very specific and most don\u2019t have any previous philosophy. College seminarians will spend 4 years here completing a degree and participating in the formation process. They span a wide range of ages, from 19-30.\nIf you come into seminary with a college degree already completed, you are considered a Pre-Theology student. Pre-Theology students will spend two years to complete 48 hours of philosophy and introductory theology curriculum. This is my classification. There are five guys in my class and nine in the class above.\nOnce you finish up at college seminary you move on to major seminary where you are formed in theology and the actual practice of serving as a priest. I cannot speak to this because I\u2019m not there yet, but I do know that you spend five years here before ordination.\nNow back to the books",
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His voter ID number is 8515262.\nStuart, Brittandy Duchae was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3234 2225 RD, DELTA, Delta County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601915442.\nStuart, Brittany Nichole was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3530 Honeyburyl DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600948783.\nStuart, Brooke Ellen was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 610 E 4Th ST, FLORENCE, Fremont County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200233365.\nStuart, Bruce was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 324 Wild Ridge RD, PENROSE, Fremont County, CO. His voter ID number is 3672709.\nStuart, Bruce B was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8 Cobblestone LN, PAGOSA SPRINGS, Archuleta County, CO. His voter ID number is 601759403.\nStuart, Bruce Douglas was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4271 S Blackhawk CIR # 2E, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 601211645.\nStuart, Byron Lee was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1390 N High ST APT 603, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 600787914.\nStuart, Caitlin Brynn was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10770 E Dartmouth AVE UNIT GG303, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601871730.\nStuart, Caitlyn was born in 1995 and registered to vote, giving the address as 813 Nelson Park DR, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. Stuart\u0092 voter ID number is 601650228.\nStuart, Cameron E was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1785 Highland WAY, STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Routt County, CO. His voter ID number is 6584863.\nStuart, Carey was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5005 Derby DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601528669.\nStuart, Carlo Desi Castaneda was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 731 Windmill PL, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 600827036.\nStuart, Carmela S was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1451 W 156Th AVE, BROOMFIELD, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 7039802.\nStuart, Carol Ann was born in 1940 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 101 N 9Th ST, DOLORES, Montezuma County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200217869.\nStuart, Carol Cooke was born in 1944 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8 Cobblestone LN, PAGOSA SPRINGS, Archuleta County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601764403.\nStuart, Carol Louise was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7307 Glenburn DR, FOUNTAIN, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 313242.\nStuart, Carol Sue was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1021 E 1St AVE # 825, BROOMFIELD, Broomfield County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200076656.\nStuart, Carolyn Howell was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2708 W 19Th Street DR # 22, GREELEY, Weld County, CO. Her voter ID number is 6343559.\nStuart, Caryn R was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1263 S Joplin ST, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 939433.\nStuart, Casey Layne was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1591 County Road 526 # 13, BAYFIELD, La Plata County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600371953.\nStuart, Cecily Anne was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9929 S Turkey Creek RD, MORRISON, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 4393748.\nStuart, Chad Nicholas was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 651 Huntington DR, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 600930792.\nStuart, Chanel Lynn was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 17502 E Ohio CIR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 680378.\nStuart, Charles Edward was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5158 N Yosemite WAY, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 801832.\nStuart, Charles Edward was born in 1933 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2755 Signal Creek DR, THORNTON, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 8368865.\nStuart, Charles Russell was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11590 Pecos ST APT D201, WESTMINSTER, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 601427171.\nStuart, Charles Thomas was born in 1940 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 530 S Laporte, PUEBLO WEST, Pueblo County, CO. His voter ID number is 3017919.\nStuart, Cheryl Denise was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 23882 E 2Nd DR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 950101.\nStuart, Cheryl Marie was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 27351 E Lakeview DR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 907272.\nStuart, Christine Ann was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 19594 E Monmouth PL, CENTENNIAL, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 783803.\nStuart, Christine Florence was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 37905 Winook CIR, ELIZABETH, Elbert County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601552492.\nStuart, Christine M was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 612 Jackson ST, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3030621.\nStuart, Christine Mary was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9899 Spring Hill DR, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 5816701.\nStuart, Christopher Edward was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4100 N Albion ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601072910.\nStuart, Christopher Huntley was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3001 Kendall ST, WHEAT RIDGE, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 601902999.\nStuart, Christopher James was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15612 E 96Th WAY # 32B, COMMERCE CITY, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 4251927.\nStuart, Christopher James was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8428 E Mineral CIR, CENTENNIAL, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 5771746.\nStuart, Christopher James was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6258 E 123Rd AVE, BRIGHTON, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 7115549.\nStuart, Christopher Lee was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6741 County Rd Ff.5, LAS ANIMAS, Bent County, CO. His voter ID number is 3401140.\nStuart, Christopher Scott was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3954 N Utica ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 600034140.\nStuart, Clara Molly was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2820 S Holly PL, DENVER, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600898314.\nStuart, Claude L Jr was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 651 Huntington DR, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 5702884.\nStuart, Claudia Rose was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5022 N Meade ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601380987.\nStuart, Cliff L Jr was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 275 E National AVE, HASTY, Bent County, CO. His voter ID number is 3401658.\nStuart, Clifford Chester was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3702 Rawhide CIR, CASTLE ROCK, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 5785320.\nStuart, Clifford Claude was born in 1935 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 741 Lone Pine DR, ESTES PARK, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 1560693.\nStuart, Codiak Ray was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3234 2225 RD, DELTA, Delta County, CO. His voter ID number is 601915461.\nStuart, Cody James was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11851 E Kepner DR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 600262536.\nStuart, Connie Louise was born in 1936 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9632 Mountain Daisy WAY, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 5947470.\nStuart, Constance was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3309 Wedgewood DR, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3087863.\nStuart, Courtney G was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2249 S Josephine ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601543889.\nStuart, Courtney Jean Anne was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 220 S Corona ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2703412.\nStuart, Courtney Lynn was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2532 Glen View AVE APT B, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600644637.\nStuart, Courtney Nicole was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 29995 Hwy 50, MCCLAVE, Bent County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3174119.\nStuart, Craig A was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 916 Edwards ST, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 1505970.\nStuart, Cullin David was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22398 Quail Run DR, PARKER, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 601567223.\nStuart, Dakota Allan was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1277 County Rd 118, WESTCLIFFE, Custer County, CO. His voter ID number is 601430548.\nStuart, Dana Dorothy was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11236 Wintergreen DR, PARKER, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 5692635.\nStuart, Dana Jo was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14160 E Saratoga PL, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 740697.\nStuart, Dan Douglas was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 601 Southside RD, MANITOU SPGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 413626.\nStuart, Daniel Hunter was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 931 12Th ST, GREELEY, Weld County, CO. His voter ID number is 601447444.\nStuart, Daniel Owen was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 17502 E Ohio CIR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 601935241.\nStuart, Daniel Scott was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7177 Colorado River RD, GYPSUM, Eagle County, CO. His voter ID number is 6684903.\nStuart, Daniel Thomas was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 502 N Bridge ST, NEDERLAND, Boulder County, CO. His voter ID number is 601174576.\nStuart, Daniel W was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5570 S Gray ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 2505185.\nStuart, Darin L was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 612 Jackson ST, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. His voter ID number is 3067201.\nStuart, Darla J was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 904 S Jamaica ST, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 669129.\nStuart, Darlene M was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6926 Old Ranch TRL, LITTLETON, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200199554.\nStuart, Darren Cole was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1045 Kowach DR, CRAIG, Moffat County, CO. His voter ID number is 5577873.\nStuart, Darren Paul was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4219 Widgeon ST, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 600347803.\nStuart, Darren William was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 845 Ledford ST, CRAIG, Moffat County, CO. His voter ID number is 600932827.\nStuart, Daryl R was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5406 Hunter DR, WINDSOR, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 1585983.\nStuart, David Brooks was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1511 Main ST, GRAND JUNCTION, Mesa County, CO. His voter ID number is 200142745.\nStuart, David Monroe Jr was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 396 Copperdale LN, GOLDEN, Boulder County, CO. His voter ID number is 600881786.\nStuart, David Richard was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 890 Benton ST, LAKEWOOD, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 3990101.\nStuart, David Thomas was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 20242 E Euclid LN, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 601121318.\nStuart, David Wayne was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 19258 E Carmel CIR, AURORA, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 600476247.\nStuart, David Wendell was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1435 Wazee ST APT 309, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601704587.\nStuart, Dawn Marie was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11590 Pecos ST UNIT D-201, WESTMINSTER, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 7162302.\nStuart, Deborah Lee was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 620 S Alton WAY APT 7A, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600221544.\nStuart, Denise Maurine was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 364 Sun WAY, BAILEY, Park County, CO. Her voter ID number is 4166853.\nStuart, Denna Simoma was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1904 E 38Th AVE, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 4323857.\nStuart, Derek Charles was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 17616 Lake Side DR, MONUMENT, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 195573.\nStuart, Derek Craig was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 697 Tiger Lily WAY, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 5742929.\nStuart, Derek Edward was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 330 Windmill DR, DURANGO, La Plata County, CO. His voter ID number is 4917170.\nStuart, Diane Carol was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14000 E Linvale PL # 312, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 646382.\nStuart, Dixie Rose was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1510 Fillmore ST APT 3B, STERLING, Logan County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600129086.\nStuart, Dolly Mae was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7060 Glencoe ST, COMMERCE CITY, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200192176.\nStuart, Dominic Jovann was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8405 E Hampden AVE APT 17L, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 925975.\nStuart, Donald was born in 1966 and registered to vote, giving the address as 2099 Helen CT, PARKER, Elbert County, CO. Stuart\u0092 voter ID number is 601095686.\nStuart, Donald Nelson was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 304 49Th ST SW, LOVELAND, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 600834929.\nStuart, Dona Marie was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15 Harbour LN, ASPEN, Pitkin County, CO. Her voter ID number is 6775416.\nStuart, Doris E was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7618 Hwy 50, LAS ANIMAS, Bent County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3405008.\nStuart, Doris R was born in 1932 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3417 S Ammons ST # 25-4, LAKEWOOD, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3999831.\nStuart, Douglas Kitchel was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2975 S Washington ST, ENGLEWOOD, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 858241.\nStuart, Douglas M was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3195 Gray ST, WHEAT RIDGE, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 4030884.\nStuart, Drew was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4501 Boardwalk DR # M131, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 601897695.\nStuart, Duncan G was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 612 Jackson ST, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. His voter ID number is 1490271.\nStuart, Elaina Marie was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7061 Pierson ST, ARVADA, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 4076977.\nStuart, Elizabeth was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 225 W 8Th ST, LEADVILLE, Lake County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8463838.\nStuart, Elizabeth Eve was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4851 S Ammons ST APT 301, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601346257.\nStuart, Elizabeth H was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 420 E Park AVE, EMPIRE, Clear Creek County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601089118.\nStuart, Elizabeth Marie was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15137 W 50Th PL, GOLDEN, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200229593.\nStuart, Elma Solis was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4145 Autumn Heights DR UNIT B, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601881703.\nStuart, Eric Christopher was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10700 E Dartmouth AVE APT GG303, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601797482.\nStuart, Eric Tyler was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1035 Highland Vista AVE # 6-203, CASTLE ROCK, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 601829496.\nStuart, Erin Michelle was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7131 W 84Th WAY # 1604, ARVADA, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600502372.\nStuart, Ettienne Lamar was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1221 N Pearl ST APT 22, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2799659.\nStuart, Evan C was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 416 Judson ST, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. His voter ID number is 8369139.\nStuart, Evelyn L was born in 1930 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4899 Buffalo Creek DR, EVERGREEN, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 4164726.\nStuart, Faith Robin was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6741 County Rd Ff.5, LAS ANIMAS, Bent County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3403129.\nStuart, Flora Mable was born in 1936 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 451 Malley DR UNIT 232A, NORTHGLENN, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 6914495.\nStuart, Francesca Lynne was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2414 Court ST, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200147011.\nStuart, Frances Ellen was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 813 Nelson Park DR, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601911005.\nStuart, Fred J was born in 1935 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3309 Wedgewood DR, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. His voter ID number is 3076237.\nStuart, Fred Jude Franklin was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3301 Wedgewood DR, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. His voter ID number is 3029372.\nStuart, Gail Hull was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 601 Southside RD, MANITOU SPGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 421444.\nStuart, Garbriel Boaz was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7984 S Trenton ST, CENTENNIAL, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 601099316.\nStuart, Garrett James was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 20275 True Vista CIR, MONUMENT, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 200227474.\nStuart, Gary Raymond was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 991 1St ST, NUNN, Weld County, CO. His voter ID number is 6331761.\nStuart, Gary Richard was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10292 Nickolas AVE, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 5945464.\nStuart, Gene Oneal Jr was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 20471 E Union CIR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 754196.\nStuart, George Douglas was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3344 S Tulare CIR, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 2897045.\nStuart, George Franklin was born in 1934 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1555 Luna Vista ST, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 472336.\nStuart, George Mark was born in 1937 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 101 N 9Th ST, DOLORES, Montezuma County, CO. His voter ID number is 4883603.\nStuart, Gloria Ernestina was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11008 York ST, NORTHGLENN, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601234287.\nStuart, Gordon Ray was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2403 Ehrich ST, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 403875.\nStuart, Gregory Alex was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 743 Sitka ST, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 601948219.\nStuart, Hallie Lou was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 760 S 45Th ST, BOULDER, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600945172.\nStuart, Hannah Ashley was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4668 N Perth ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601284208.\nStuart, Hannah Elyse was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3692 Pony Tracks DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601429974.\nStuart, Harold R Sr was born in 1934 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6368 S Poplar CT, CENTENNIAL, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 784539.\nStuart, Harold Roger Jr was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 21376 E 55Th PL, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 880334.\nStuart, Harriet Kathryn was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 440 Wuthering Heights DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601646369.\nStuart, Hazel Denise was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 17034 E Pacific PL, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 700729.\nStuart, Heather Renee was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 231 Sherman ST, FORT MORGAN, Morgan County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600346597.\nStuart, Henry J was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2417 Marquette ST, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 600126350.\nStuart, Henry M was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2005 Short ST, DOLORES, Montezuma County, CO. His voter ID number is 4889316.\nStuart, Holly Ann Williams was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1845 S Linden WAY, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600610480.\nStuart, Ian Talbot was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1019 14Th ST, BOULDER, Boulder County, CO. His voter ID number is 600509557.\nStuart, Jack Frederick Ii was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9635 Vinewood LN, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 209437.\nStuart, Jackie Bennett was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7863 County Rd 311 # 2, NEW CASTLE, Garfield County, CO. His voter ID number is 600407072.\nStuart, Jacob Cole was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3030 W Prentice AVE # A, LITTLETON, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 601368596.\nStuart, Jacob Matthew was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 440 Wuthering Heights DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 240212.\nStuart, Jacob Troy was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6658 W Roxbury DR, LITTLETON, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 601932725.\nStuart, James Alan was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14587 N 83Rd ST, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. His voter ID number is 601549236.\nStuart, James Edward was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 217 Westin AVE, LOCHBUIE, Weld County, CO. His voter ID number is 601699976.\nStuart, James Elliott was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3831 S Ames ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 600812839.\nStuart, James Ewell Brown was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 820 Whedbee ST, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 600327947.\nStuart, James Gordon Iii was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 415 Mountain Village BLVD UNIT 11412, MOUNTAIN VILLAGE, San Miguel County, CO. His voter ID number is 5005953.\nStuart, James Grant was born in 1937 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9632 Mountain Daisy WAY, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 5642940.\nStuart, James Grant Jr was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 20539 E Hamilton CIR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 600748562.\nStuart, James H was born in 1936 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1430 Carteret AVE, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. His voter ID number is 3070601.\nStuart, James Patrick was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15720 Pearl AVE, COLLBRAN, Mesa County, CO. His voter ID number is 200117467.\nStuart, James R was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1082 W Alder ST, LOUISVILLE, Boulder County, CO. His voter ID number is 8369147.\nStuart, James Weston was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 111 Aspen LN, BLACK HAWK, Gilpin County, CO. His voter ID number is 604196.\nStuart, Jan E was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1337 Balsam AVE, BOULDER, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369148.\nStuart, Jane Howell Sammis was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2118 Mcgraw Ranch RD, ESTES PARK, Larimer County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600390752.\nStuart, Jane M was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3122 5Th ST, BOULDER, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369149.\nStuart, Janice Carol was born in 1944 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 530 S Laporte, PUEBLO WEST, Pueblo County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3017918.\nStuart, Jared Michael was born in 1996 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1980 Spring Valley DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 601195036.\nStuart, J Dean was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1820 S Welch CIR, LAKEWOOD, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 4144713.\nStuart, Jean Ellen was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3023 Quarterland ST, STRASBURG, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 4283994.\nStuart, Jeb Ramsay was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7664 Wyandot ST, DENVER, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 3917679.\nStuart, Jeffery Edward was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 243 Parmelee Hall, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 601397409.\nStuart, Jeffrey Paul was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 46 Briarwood CIR, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. His voter ID number is 3062328.\nStuart, Jeffrey Thomas was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7315 E Richthofen PL, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601907225.\nStuart, Jennifer Badger was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5 E Topaz AVE, GRANBY, Grand County, CO. Her voter ID number is 6418984.\nStuart, Jennifer Carol was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 440 Wuthering Heights DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 240211.\nStuart, Jennifer Eowyn was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 30110 Stagecoach BLVD, EVERGREEN, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2811927.\nStuart, Jennifer Gale was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 19258 E Carmel CIR, AURORA, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600388426.\nStuart, Jeraud Sardius was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2270 Heathercrest DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 600138979.\nStuart, Jeremiah Leslie was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11397 Marshall ST, WESTMINSTER, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 601047566.\nStuart, Jeremy Allan was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3735 Starry Night LOOP, CASTLE ROCK, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 200211061.\nStuart, Jerry A was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3299 W Avondale DR APT 12, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 2757954.\nStuart, Jesse was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2500 N Broadway ST APT 107, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 600308209.\nStuart, Jesse Aaron was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 785 Aegean DR, LAFAYETTE, Boulder County, CO. His voter ID number is 600596855.\nStuart, Jessica Blair was born in 1982 and registered to vote, giving the address as 123 Manitou AVE, MANITOU SPGS, El Paso County, CO. Stuart\u0092 voter ID number is 601542953.\nStuart, Jessica Robbin was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 168 Sierra DR, FRUITA, Mesa County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2343514.\nStuart, Jessica Watkins was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1334 Whitehouse DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600961265.\nStuart, Jillian Danan was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4508 Palmer CT, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8417782.\nStuart, Joel Gentry Jr was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 225 W 8Th ST, LEADVILLE, Lake County, CO. His voter ID number is 8465043.\nStuart, John E Jr was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1822 Mid RD, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 500994.\nStuart, John Eric was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9862 Rockingham DR, PEYTON, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 600079912.\nStuart, John Mike was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2548 County Rd 243, WESTCLIFFE, Custer County, CO. His voter ID number is 600479793.\nStuart, Johnna Lee was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2020 E 8Th AVE, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2791818.\nStuart, John Nicholas was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1061 W Beaver Creek BLVD # G304, AVON, Eagle County, CO. His voter ID number is 6690438.\nStuart, John Thomas was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9899 Spring Hill DR, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 5851612.\nStuart, John William was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4844 Ranch Acres DR, LOVELAND, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 1622691.\nStuart, John William was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2789 E 132Nd CIR, THORNTON, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 7095271.\nStuart, Jon Tobin was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 732 S Tyler AVE, LOVELAND, Larimer County, CO. His voter ID number is 1398661.\nStuart, Jordan Mary Lee was born in 1999 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 612 Jackson ST, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601458394.\nStuart, Joseph Andrew was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15877 E Kenyon AVE, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 709879.\nStuart, Joseph David was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 26865 E Quarto PL, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 600557919.\nStuart, Joshua P was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1202 N Starkweather LN, PUEBLO WEST, Pueblo County, CO. His voter ID number is 2994926.\nStuart, Josh William was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6065 Otis ST # A, ARVADA, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 4091213.\nStuart, Juanita R was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 521 W Columbia ST, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 447182.\nStuart, Julie was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2360 S Josephine ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600583685.\nStuart, Justin Matthew was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3530 Honeyburyl DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 600803981.\nStuart, Kacie Anne was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4644 Trailside LOOP, CASTLE ROCK, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 5797732.\nStuart, Karen Diane was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9862 Rockingham DR, PEYTON, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600079867.\nStuart, Karen Dona was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1950 W 154Th PL, BROOMFIELD, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3917607.\nStuart, Karen Lynn was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15720 Pearl AVE, COLLBRAN, Mesa County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200210266.\nStuart, Karen Tulfer was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5474 County Road 203, DURANGO, La Plata County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600271258.\nStuart, Kari Anne was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3718 Columbia DR, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200246911.\nStuart, Karissa Lee was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 20539 E Hamilton CIR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601604358.\nStuart, Karlee Mae was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14190 County Rd Hh, LAS ANIMAS, Bent County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601540485.\nStuart, Karren May was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10162 Arapahoe, LAFAYETTE, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369165.\nStuart, Katherine A was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8310 Bar X TER, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 95729.\nStuart, Katherine Ann was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 210 W Grand ST, LA VETA, Huerfano County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601116468.\nStuart, Katherine Elizabeth was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 383 Highwood TER, FRISCO, Summit County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200187240.\nStuart, Katherine L was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7570 Shrine RD, LARKSPUR, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 5762760.\nStuart, Kathleen was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5628 Gore Range WAY, GOLDEN, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2945534.\nStuart, Kathryn Benton was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 703 Lincoln AVE UNIT B205, STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Routt County, CO. Her voter ID number is 6589381.\nStuart, Keena Lee was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1100 N Colorado BLVD APT B002, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 994651.\nStuart, Keira Lynn was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 31911 County Road Ee, WRAY, Yuma County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600170603.\nStuart, Keith Daniel was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1277 County Rd 118, WESTCLIFFE, Custer County, CO. His voter ID number is 601260779.\nStuart, Kellen Michael was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22888 Pawnee RD, INDIAN HILLS, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 600383024.\nStuart, Kelli Dawn was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9940 E 157Th AVE, BRIGHTON, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 7124728.\nStuart, Kellilynn Laree was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1150 Black Ridge DR, FRUITA, Mesa County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601521479.\nStuart, Kevin Andrew was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3138 Brownie CIR UNIT 98, GRAND JUNCTION, Mesa County, CO. His voter ID number is 601960395.\nStuart, Kimberly Ann was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7733 S Oneida CT, CENTENNIAL, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 887822.\nStuart, Kirk Alan was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 27351 E Lakeview DR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 741649.\nStuart, Kristin Lyn was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 924 Milo CIR UNIT A, LAFAYETTE, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369429.\nStuart, Kristopher David was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1388 Garrison ST # 202D, LAKEWOOD, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 4215057.\nStuart, Kristyn Michelle was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 785 Aegean DR, LAFAYETTE, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600391741.\nStuart, Kyle Collin was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 41311/2 N Vrain ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601179454.\nStuart, Kyle Victor was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 255 N Washington ST UNIT 529, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601268140.\nStuart, Lacey Elisabeth Kwi E was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6907 N Trailway, PARKER, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601966899.\nStuart, Larry Cleo was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11643 Farnese HTS, PEYTON, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 344002.\nStuart, Laura Eileen was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3401 W 39Th AVE, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600684447.\nStuart, Laura Nicole was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6715 E Union AVE UNIT 423, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600872747.\nStuart, Laurence Robert was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6265 W Berry AVE, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601179452.\nStuart, Lauren Ellis was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2202 Collier AVE, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 529811.\nStuart, Lawrence William was born in 1935 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4445 County Road 7, ERIE, Weld County, CO. His voter ID number is 6380702.\nStuart, Lee Roy was born in 1933 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7307 Glenburn DR, FOUNTAIN, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 484182.\nStuart, Leslie Mark was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11397 Marshall ST, WESTMINSTER, Jefferson County, CO. His voter ID number is 4184608.\nStuart, Leslie T was born in 1928 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 805 Beryl ST, BROOMFIELD, Broomfield County, CO. His voter ID number is 3925181.\nStuart, Lettice Binnings was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1975 Sopris Mtn Ranch RD, BASALT, Pitkin County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600859909.\nStuart, Ligia Marlyn was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 20471 E Union CIR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 755987.\nStuart, Linda Aiello was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4006 S Yampa ST, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 715783.\nStuart, Linda Christena was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1333 Briar CIR, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 835554.\nStuart, Linda Dee was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3036 Sherrelwood DR S, CANON CITY, Fremont County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3647331.\nStuart, Linda Joyce was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 456 W Easter AVE, LITTLETON, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200349214.\nStuart, Linda Marie was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1540 Willow Creek WAY, CRESTONE, Saguache County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601168047.\nStuart, Linda R was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 324 Wild Ridge RD, PENROSE, Fremont County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3671056.\nStuart, Linden Iii was born in 1943 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3743 Nelson RD, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. His voter ID number is 8369434.\nStuart, Lindsay Anne was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8550 Arista PL # 313, BROOMFIELD, Broomfield County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369435.\nStuart, Lindsey Burgess was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1435 S Fenton ST, LAKEWOOD, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601029528.\nStuart, Lindsey Robertson was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3105 24Th ST, BOULDER, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369436.\nStuart, Linnaea Kim was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6345 S Crocker ST, LITTLETON, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601029571.\nStuart, Lois Nancy was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 212 W Garnet AVE, GRANBY, Grand County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8514730.\nStuart, Lynn Franklin was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7588 Chenoa CT, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 601420212.\nStuart, Mackie Grace was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 916 Edwards ST, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600992337.\nStuart, Madison Katherine was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1819 N Weber ST, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600248925.\nStuart, Mallory Krystine was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8681 Cloverleaf CIR, PARKER, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600368652.\nStuart, Margaret M was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8593 Gray Fox DR, EVERGREEN, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 4137825.\nStuart, Margaret Paulette was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1430 Carteret AVE, PUEBLO, Pueblo County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3071661.\nStuart, Maria Ellen was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5571/2 31 3/4 RD, GRAND JUNCTION, Mesa County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601116366.\nStuart, Mariah Ellen was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 147 E 7Th AVE # 6, DURANGO, La Plata County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600667690.\nStuart, Mariah Pauline was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1141 E Pinewood AVE, CENTENNIAL, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 200265078.\nStuart, Marilyn Kay was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 800 Yucca DR, LAMAR, Prowers County, CO. Her voter ID number is 3578225.\nStuart, Marisa Katherine was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10115 S Peoria ST # 6-201, PARKER, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601883322.\nStuart, Marisa Lauren was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 41311/2 N Vrain ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601179438.\nStuart, Mark Anthony was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10735 Blanca Peak CT, PEYTON, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 601528785.\nStuart, Marlene Louise was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7720 S Foresthill CT, LITTLETON, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 7221991.\nStuart, Martin Adam was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2020 E 8Th AVE, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 2550617.\nStuart, Mary Ann was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14000 E Linvale PL # 509, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 646383.\nStuart, Mary Anne was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6885 Pike CT, LARKSPUR, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 5824116.\nStuart, Mary Clark was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3296 Singletree RD, HARTSEL, Park County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601354605.\nStuart, Mary Hurley was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5158 N Yosemite WAY, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 801826.\nStuart, Mary Nerice was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 373 Geneva ST # C, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2402083.\nStuart, Mary Powell was born in 1944 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3070 22Nd ST, BOULDER, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369442.\nStuart, Mary S was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 420 S Marion PKWY APT 1502, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2657716.\nStuart, Mary Scott was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4630 Alpglen CT, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601906156.\nStuart, Mary Theresa was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2720 N Adams ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601589519.\nStuart, Matthew Anthony was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 708 37Th Avenue CT APT 3, GREELEY, Weld County, CO. His voter ID number is 200219332.\nStuart, Matthew Charles was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11236 Wintergreen DR, PARKER, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 5845147.\nStuart, Matthew Dale was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2245 N Gilpin ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 6696368.\nStuart, Matthew Shawn was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 17449 E Bellewood CIR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 893115.\nStuart, Maya was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 338 Sumner ST, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369443.\nStuart, Meagan was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9812 Wallace CT, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 127046.\nStuart, Meagan Alyssa Ayn was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4983 Apollo Bay DR, HIGHLANDS RANCH, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 2957490.\nStuart, Megan Renee was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3344 S Tulare CIR, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600071779.\nStuart, Meghan Jean was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6065 Otis ST # A, ARVADA, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600564225.\nStuart, Meghan Moffatt was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26865 E Quarto PL, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600202862.\nStuart, Melissa J was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2430 Camelot CT, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 516338.\nStuart, Melissa Jane was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3743 Nelson RD, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369444.\nStuart, Michael was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9171/2 Cheyenne BLVD, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 528445.\nStuart, Michael Burienne was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1980 Spring Valley DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 80524.\nStuart, Michael Earl was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 291 E 105Th AVE, NORTHGLENN, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 6896390.\nStuart, Michael John was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9797 E Peakview AVE # C11, ENGLEWOOD, Arapahoe County, CO. His voter ID number is 893877.\nStuart, Michael Lee was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8167 Summerset DR APT H, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 601705301.\nStuart, Michele Morock was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9701 Pearl ST APT 8008, THORNTON, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601230416.\nStuart, Michelle Monique was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2099 Helen CT, PARKER, Elbert County, CO. Her voter ID number is 593589.\nStuart, Michelle Renee was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3702 Rawhide CIR, CASTLE ROCK, Douglas County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600343955.\nStuart, Mikahla Rose was born in 1999 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15095 Jessie DR, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601388833.\nStuart, Mojgan Mimi was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13613 Dexter ST, THORNTON, Adams County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600277590.\nStuart, Molly Maxwell was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3000 24Th ST, BOULDER, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369447.\nStuart, Murray Campbell was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 965 N Humboldt ST APT 303, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 601264176.\nStuart, Nancy Kay was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 0 Usafa, A F ACADEMY, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601191517.\nStuart, Nancy Lynne was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 391 Green River DR, GRAND JUNCTION, Mesa County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601039226.\nStuart, Nan Madeira was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11732 Crystal View LN, LONGMONT, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369448.\nStuart, Natalee Lyn was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4219 Widgeon ST, FORT COLLINS, Larimer County, CO. Her voter ID number is 600354018.\nStuart, Nathan Purdue was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7570 Shrine RD, LARKSPUR, Douglas County, CO. His voter ID number is 5704846.\nStuart, Nicole Marshell was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 23882 E 2Nd DR, AURORA, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 654765.\nStuart, Norma K was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4390 S Downing ST, ENGLEWOOD, Arapahoe County, CO. Her voter ID number is 805922.\nStuart, Opal Elaine was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15163 Barley AVE, FT LUPTON, Weld County, CO. Her voter ID number is 6307014.\nStuart, Oren E was born in 1938 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2430 Camelot CT, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. His voter ID number is 513149.\nStuart, Paige Nicole was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6822 Alpine Currant VW APT 305, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601591826.\nStuart, Pamela Kay was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 991 1St ST, NUNN, Weld County, CO. Her voter ID number is 6332121.\nStuart, Patricia Ann was born in 1959 and registered to vote, giving the address as 2180 Stout ST APT 517, DENVER, Denver County, CO. Stuart\u0092 voter ID number is 600987350.\nStuart, Patricia Ashcroft was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6683 W Ida PL # 931, LITTLETON, Jefferson County, CO. Her voter ID number is 601513046.\nStuart, Patricia Darlene was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 111 Aspen LN, BLACK HAWK, Gilpin County, CO. Her voter ID number is 604195.\nStuart, Patricia Louise was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4844 Ranch Acres DR, LOVELAND, Larimer County, CO. Her voter ID number is 1622676.\nStuart, Patricia Lynn was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1722 Garland LN, BOULDER, Boulder County, CO. Her voter ID number is 8369453.\nStuart, Patricia Marie was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9635 Vinewood LN, COLO SPRINGS, El Paso County, CO. Her voter ID number is 209436.\nStuart, Patrick Clay was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 42671 Hwy 160, BAYFIELD, La Plata County, CO. His voter ID number is 601237468.\nStuart, Patrick G was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 364 Sun WAY, BAILEY, Park County, CO. His voter ID number is 4166852.\nStuart, Paul Donald was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5474 County Road 203, DURANGO, La Plata County, CO. His voter ID number is 600271207.\nStuart, Paul George was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1235 S Irving ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. His voter ID number is 200174938.\nStuart, Paul Herbert was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6741 County Rd Ff.5, LAS ANIMAS, Bent County, CO. His voter ID number is 600590481.\nStuart, Paul R was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1449 W 134Th PL, WESTMINSTER, Adams County, CO. His voter ID number is 6859945.\nStuart, Paul Roy was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 212 W Garnet AVE, GRANBY, Grand County, CO. His voter ID number is 8514731.\nStuart, Peter Matthew was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3785 S Poplar ST, DENVER, Denver County, CO. 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        "raw_content": "If you frequently use conference calling to bring your company together, you really should look into a free conference call service. Whether you're sharing sales figures, bring employees up to date on new policies, or you're just having a quarterly meeting, conference calling can be very expensive. No longer do you have to pay extravagant amounts of money to have a conference call. Find a company that offers toll free conference calls and then you can talk all you want for free. Not only will this bring your company together but it will also save your company lots of money.\nWhy Conference Calls Are So Important\nConference calling is invaluable to a company that has satellite offices spread out across the country or the world. A big corporation always needs to stay abreast of what's going on with their sales people, their marketing team, their R&D team, or any other departments. Bringing these departments or offices together is easy with conference calling. You simply dial a number and you're all taken to a virtual 'room' where you can all talk as if you're in the same room. It used to be that this cost a lot of money. Each branch had to pay for access to the room and then you had to pay per minute. With toll free conference calling, you can talk as long as you need to, sharing sales figures, delivering updates on various projects, or whatever else needs to be conveyed and it's all free.\nThere are many companies out there who will offer you toll free conference calling. You may want to start with your current phone company to see if they offer toll free conference calling or you can go with a completely different company just for your conference calling needs. You may also be able to hook up a service through your computer network that will allow you to enjoy toll free conference calling at all of your company's branches. With the phone business so competitive these days, many more companies are trying to gain their share of the market by offering toll free conference calling. Shop around to make sure you find a company that has what you need for as little money as possible.\nOnce you find a service, you'll always be able to keep up with your company's branches, sales force, marketing team, and every other aspect all in real time. Talk as long as you need to and call as often as you need to. With toll free conference calling, it's all free of charge and that's great for any company.\nToll Free Conference Calling Can Save Your Company Money Site Map",
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        "raw_content": "Atlas Copco Construction Equipment North America is pleased to announce that Michael Vasquez, vice president at Atlas Copco distributor MECO MIAMI Inc., has been appointed southeast regional director to the Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) Board of Directors.\nVazquez has served 27 years at MECO MIAMI Inc., the second-oldest equipment company in Miami, Florida. During his three-year term as southeast regional director, Vazquez hopes to appeal to the small dealer market, while maintaining MECO MIAMI\u2019s active competition with other distributors.\nVazquez said AED has given MECO MIAMI the resources to improve their perspectives on the equipment distribution business, and for him personally, becoming involved with AED has been the best step he\u2019s ever taken. Now it\u2019s time to give back.\n\u201cMy biggest role is to get more dealers involved and engaged in AED,\u201d Vasquez said. \u201cI really want to make an effort to attract more dealers on the smaller side, those who may be intimidated and think you have to be a large company to get involved.\u201d\nA 45-year-old family-owned company, MECO MIAMI sells, rents and services a wide range of new and used equipment and parts for the agriculture, cranes, heavy lifting and mining industries in the United States and worldwide. MECO MIAMI carries Atlas Copco air compressors, light towers and handheld tools.\nAED is an international trade association representing companies involved in the distribution, rental, and support of equipment used in construction, mining, energy, forestry, power generation, agriculture, and industrial applications.\nMore information is available at www.aednet.org. For more on MECO MIAMI, visit www.mecomiami.com or call (305) 592-4332. For more on Atlas Copco Construction Equipment, visit www.atlascopco.com/en-us.",
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In 1929, Jimmie Rodgers featured wood blocks behind a Louis Armstrong trumpet solo on \u201cAny Old Time.\u201d He recorded them again on \u201cDesert Blues,\u201d which also has brushes whisking across a snare now and then. But these records were anomalies, with the drums playing only intermittently.\nMore successful integrations of drums into this world would follow. These were made easier by a growing sophistication in jazz in the \u201930s. As exemplified by Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, and their peers in big-city markets, it was an ideal sound for dancing, a point not missed by those who catered to more rural listeners out West.\nDrums were absent from some of the earliest recordings of what we now call Western Swing. The pioneering ensemble Milton Brown And His Musical Brownies built their drive in 1930s releases mainly from Wanna Coffman\u2019s slap bass on the beat, and guitar chunks on the ands by Derwood Brown, Milton\u2019s younger brother. But before his death in a car accident in 1936, Milton had begun adding drums for some gigs in larger venues where he felt they were necessary to fill the dance floor.\nIt was Bob Wills who would be credited with breaking some significant barriers to bringing drums fully into country music, through the Western Swing sound that Brown had defined and begun to popularize. The Brownies had already recorded 102 songs by 1935 when Wills and his band, The Texas Playboys, cut their first tracks.\nFrom the beginning, Wills saw drums as integral to his vision. The first to play them in his group was William \u201cSmokey\u201d Dacus, whom Wills had heard performing at a hotel in Tulsa. In a 1981 interview conducted by music journalist Scott K. Fish, published in its entirety in 2015 on scottkfish.com, Dacus recalled his initial reaction when he was invited to join the band.\n\u201cAt that time, his type of music had two names,\u201d he told Fish. \u201cIt was either a fiddle band or a string band. That\u2019s the only way you referred to them. And they did not use drums! . . . [So] I said, \u2018What in the hell do you want with a drummer in a fiddle band?\u2019 I thought he\u2019d lost his mind! And he said, \u2018I want to take your kind of music and my kind of music and put them together and make it swing.\u2019\u201d\nDacus spent the next six years with The Texas Playboys, leaving in 1941 when they decided to move their home base to California. By this time drums had become familiar components of Western Swing bands, including Ole Rasmussen And His Nebraska Cornhuskers, Adolph Hofner\u2019s San Antonians, and Paul Franklin And The Arkansas Cotton Pickers, who briefly employed a very young Joe Morello. But these bands had yet to make their presence felt outside of their territory and closer to the heart of country music in Nashville and on The Grand Ole Opry.\nLaunched in 1925 by radio announcer-turned-producer George D. Hay, the Opry was by far the best known and most influential country music program. Hay, known on the air as \u201cThe Solemn Old Judge,\u201d stayed in charge through the 1940s. By that time, he had assumed responsibility not just for the show\u2019s success but also for preserving its connection to the culture it represented. This involved presenting artists as caricatures, dressing in overalls and straw hats. More critically, he stayed faithful to the drum-free fiddle-and-string-band format that was core to his concept of country music.\nMany sources believe that the drums were first allowed on the Opry sometime in the mid-1940s, when Pee Wee King played several times with a band that included drummer Harold \u201cSticks\u201d McDonald. However, King wasn\u2019t allowed to mention the instrument on the air \u2014 and eventually Hay told King to leave the kit at home.\nPee Wee King circa 1944. Photo: Wikimedia Commons\nBut most historians remember Bob Wills\u2019 debut with the show in December 1944 as the pivotal event in breaking down the ban on drums. When The Playboys arrived and began setting up their equipment, alarmed Opry staffers instructed them to play without their drummer, Monte Mountjoy. After some heated discussion, Wills agreed to the drums being set up behind a curtain, out of the audience\u2019s sight.\nThen, when it came time to play their live set, Wills shouted, \u201cMove those things out onstage!\u201d Mountjoy\u2019s kit was duly pulled into sight in time for them to hit their opening number. Not surprisingly, that was their last as well as their first appearance on the Opry. But what really mattered that night was that drums had been played on the Opry stage, in the heart of country music. And things were never quite the same after that.\nIt began not as a torrent but more of a trickle, as Nashville-based country stars began adding kits to their bands or to studio dates. Owen Bradley, a vital architect in mainstream country music as producer and pianist, welcomed drummer Farris Coursey into his dance band in the early 1950s. A few years later, Ray Price used Tommy Cutrer to lay down the shuffle pattern on his massive hit \u201cCrazy Arms.\u201d\nBut traditionalists remained skeptical about drums, which had come to symbolize the threat they sensed from early rock and roll. \u201cIt was mostly the older Opry members,\u201d says Glen Davis, who drummed with the Opry house band for 39 years, beginning in 1959. \u201cThey were afraid that country music would turn into rock and roll. That\u2019s probably why it was so hard to haul the kit in there.\u201d\nGlen Davis.\nPhoto: Courtesy Glen Davis\nThere were some drums allowed into the Opry during this period. Floyd \u201cLightnin\u2019\u201d Chance won attention by playing string bass with one hand while bopping a tambourine with the other. But outside of this novelty act, artists were initially cleared to use only snare drums. When Carl Smith brought drummer Buddy Harman onto the show in 1954, management insisted that he play behind that notorious Opry curtain on snare only.\nLater, a member of the Opry staff, Harold Weakley, was made available to guest artists as a snare drummer. When not undertaking other duties that included preparing chord charts, completing paperwork for the Musicians Union, filing payroll, and doing occasional announcing during commercials for longtime sponsor Goo-Goo Cluster, Weakley could frequently be heard playing brushes or light backbeats, but was not seen as he remained behind that same curtain Bob Wills had confronted.\nThen, in 1962, the trickle got a little stronger.\nNot Just a Fluke\nIf you ask WS \u201cFluke\u201d Holland, he\u2019ll tell you he was the first drummer to bring a full kit into the Opry. He was a latecomer to the instrument. In fact, he remembers, \u201cback then I never thought I\u2019d ever have anything to do with music. I was more mechanically inclined. I had a good job working with an air conditioning company, which let me drive their Cadillac car.\u201d\nHe\u2019d gotten to know Carl Perkins and his band as a fan. Most Saturday nights he caught their act at local clubs around Jackson, Tennessee. For some reason he\u2019d gotten into the habit of standing next to his buddy Clayton, Carl\u2019s brother, and tapping along with the beat on his string bass.\nWS \u201cFluke\u201d Holland.\nPhoto: Courtesy WS Holland\nThen one night after the show, Carl motioned him over. \u201cHe said, \u2018WS, we\u2019ve got an appointment with Sam Phillips at Sun Records in Memphis. Borrow some drums and come with me.\u2019 I said, \u2018Wait, what do you mean? I can\u2019t play drums. I\u2019ve never even thought about playing drums.\u2019 But the next day I met with a guy named Slick Glisson and asked if I could borrow his drums. He said, \u2018For what?\u2019 I told him, \u2018I\u2019m going with Carl to Memphis on Thursday to try and get a record contract.\u2019 He said, \u2018Well, WS, you can\u2019t play!\u2019 And I said, \u2018Yeah, that\u2019s true. But if you let me have your drums I\u2019ll be playing by Thursday.\u2019\u201d\nTaking Slick\u2019s drums home, without having the vaguest idea of how to assemble them, Holland reasoned that the hi-hat would go on the right side, since it didn\u2019t make much sense to keep crossing your right hand over your left to play it. With that configuration, which he uses to this day, he practiced at his mother\u2019s house for several nights. Then on Thursday morning he picked up the band, loaded them and their gear into his company Cadillac, and headed west.\nLong story short, they started recording with Phillips and Holland began his career as a drummer. Eventually Johnny Cash hired him and they worked together all the way up through Cash\u2019s last concerts.\nIt wasn\u2019t until years later that Holland thought to ask Perkins about why he had hired him to play the Sun audition when he\u2019d never even held a pair of sticks in his hands. \u201cHe said, \u2018I\u2019ll tell you why: I wanted to pull up in front of Sun Studios in a Cadillac car and you were the only person I know who had one.\u2019\u201d\nMuch like Bob Wills, Cash was riding a rocket to stardom that even the Opry couldn\u2019t ignore. So when he called Holland to inform him they\u2019d been booked for the first time at the Opry, Cash was specific about he what he wanted. \u201cHe said, \u2018Bring your full drum set and them funny little things that go clang-clang-clang.\u2019 He was talking about the cymbals.\n\u201cSo we get up there and I\u2019m laying my drums out on the stage,\u201d Holland continues. \u201cThe boy who was running the show that night was Bud Wendell; he later became the manager of the Opry in the 1970s. He came up and said, \u2018WS, are you setting up this whole set of drums?\u2019 I said, \u2018Yeah.\u2019 He said, \u2018WS, we don\u2019t allow full drum sets here.\u2019 I said, \u2018Well, I know that. John knows that. But tonight, he told me to bring the whole kit, so that\u2019s what I did because he pays me.\u2019\u201d\nHolland chuckles. \u201cBud was such a nice guy,\u201d he continues. \u201cHe said, \u2018Oh, me. Look, I\u2019m going to my office and lock the door. If anybody asks where I am, tell them I\u2019ve gone home.\u2019 So I set up the drums and played them that night.\u201d\nThat did it. Before too long even the patriarch of old-school country music, Roy Acuff, had added a drummer to his band. And Carl Smith\u2019s former bandmember Buddy Harman had been installed as the first official drummer in the Opry house band.\nTake the \u2018A\u2019 Team\nBorn in Nashville, inspired by Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich, Harman began playing drums at 14. His arrival at the Opry was symbolically important, but his greatest contribution would be to essentially define the role of the drummer in modern country music. He did this mainly through the thousands of sessions he would play as a member of the legendary \u201cA-Team.\u201d Along with bassist Bob Moore, pianists Floyd Cramer and Harold \u201cPig\u201d Robbins, guitarists Chet Atkins and Harold Bradley, and other studio aces, he helped define how a rhythm section would work in a genre without any such precedent.\nThis meant finding a place in the song to insert the groove, rather than establishing the groove for the rest of the band to follow. \u201cBuddy was always known for not playing the kick drum until the chorus,\u201d says studio legend Eddie Bayers Jr. \u201cSo all the verses are just top-end. But he was also innovative at finding ways to enhance the track when people started doing overdubs. I once asked him, \u2018What\u2019s the most outside thing you ever put onto a record?\u2019 He said, \u2018A spare tire.\u2019 That\u2019s the way his mind worked: He would always find a way to put some little thing into a record that enhanced the whole rhythmic aspect.\u201d\nEddie Bayers.\nPhoto: Rick Malkin\nIn his interview with the A-Team players, published in 1999 in The Journal Of Country Music, Country Music Hall Of Fame senior historian John Rumble asked Harman to comment on the challenge of finding parts to play in a genre where drums were still a novelty. Recalling a session with George Morgan, Harman remembered, \u201cInstead of playing drums, they had a mike in front of my face. I was going chhh, chhh, chhh.\nThe Anita Kerrs [backup singers] were breaking me up. I had to stop one of the records \u2019cause I got so tickled at laughing at them I couldn\u2019t keep chhh-ing.\u201d\nEventually producers started letting drums onto their country sessions. At first they restricted Harman and other drummers to playing only a snare with brushes. Then they approved the use of sticks for occasional rim shots. The next element to make the cut was the hi-hat. Finally, entire kits became common in Nashville sessions. Even then, though, it took a while for the country establishment to get over their apprehensions about how this might impact the music they loved.\nGlen Davis laughs as he remembers asking Grandpa Jones how he would like the drums to be played as he got ready for his set at the Opry. The banjo virtuoso and beloved entertainer replied, \u201cVery little, if any.\u201d\nDrums: Nemesis or Salvation?\nMaybe they were right to feel a little threatened by drummers. A new generation of edgier performers arrived, each one steeped in country but energized by R&B and early rock and roll. For these artists, drums were the whole point. Remnants of earlier rhythmic conceptions lingered for a while; bassists snapped their strings, guitarists fell back on the tick-tack patterns that were foreshadowed as far back as the Jimmie Rodgers era.\nBut things were changing fast. In his interview for the Country Music Hall Of Fame And Museum\u2019s Oral History Project, DJ Fontana reflected on why the rockabilly sound took off so quickly. Looking back on when guitarist Scotty Moore invited him to join Elvis Presley\u2019s band back around 1954, he told Tracey Laird, \u201cThey liked drums, see? They wasn\u2019t the Western hillbillies. They wanted drums. . . . The secret was to not get in the way. Let them do what they do well. I just played the brushes real quiet and easy. . . . Maybe that\u2019s why I got the job \u2014 simplicity, you know?\u201d\nThis was the first step toward the feel of today\u2019s country music. In 1998 the Opry even dismissed Harman and several other more traditional players from its house band. Many were stung by this decision, but one of the program\u2019s younger stars acknowledged the inevitability of rock reshaping country music. \u201cBuddy Harman can play circles around most drummers,\u201d Vince Gill told Nashville\u2019s daily newspaper The Tennessean. \u201c[But] the real crux of the problem for me is in Garth [Brooks] and in Reba [McEntire] and in Alan [Jackson] and in Clint [Black] and on and on, to so-called big stars of today. . . . That\u2019s just a cold hard fact. That\u2019s what it needs.\u201d\nLonnie Wilson.\nPhoto: Dallas Wilson\n\u201cIt\u2019s a natural evolution,\u201d agrees Lonnie Wilson, a prominent session drummer in Nashville for more than 27 years. And these changes are coming faster than ever. \u201cYounger writers and producers grew up on hip-hop, Justin Timberlake, Nelly, and, of course, Taylor Swift. . . . 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        "raw_content": "Falklands\u2019 Argentine cemetery investigation extends to the UK and Malvinas families\nStatue of the Virgin of Lujan at the Argentine Cemetery\nSpanish Bible with a message signed by a \u201cViviana\u201d\nThe investigation into the vandalized hermitage at the Argentine Cemetery in the Falklands has seen the local police investigation extend to the UK and Argentina. Forensic material has been sent to Britain and Falklands\u2019 police have requested the Malvinas Families Commission to help identify the origin of a Spanish Bible with a message signed by a \u201cViviana\u201d found inside the attacked shrine.\nA release from the Royal Falkland Islands Police says that on Saturday 28 July they received a report of damage to the cabinet housing the statue of the Virgin of Lujan at the Argentine Cemetery near Darwin. A full investigation was commenced.\nRoyal Falkland Islands Police Crime Scene Investigators photographed and examined the scene. They found that the toughened glass panel forming the door and front of the cabinet had been damaged, by blows from a blunt instrument. The toughened glass withstood a quantity of blows to its upper and central area, however it was eventually compromised toward its lower right corner in an area above a vase of flowers within the cabinet. A hole had been made in the glass in this area by means of concentrated blows with the blunt instrument.\nThe statue and all other contents of the cabinet were unmoved, undamaged and had not been subject to any force. Investigations show that nothing had been removed from within the cabinet.\nThe investigators found that a Bible, wrapped in a clear \u2018ziplock\u2019 plastic bag and sealed with white electrical tape, had been placed in the cabinet through the hole in the toughened glass and laid on top of the flowers that occupied the vase in the lower right hand corner of the cabinet. The bible had been sealed in the bag with its front cover folded open revealing a hand written inscription in Spanish. Translated the inscription reads; \u201cFor those combatants who, with great bravery, shared their hearts with my family. And just as it was for me, I hope it is a blessing and keeps you company.\u201d The inscription was signed Viviana and dated.\nInvestigations show that this bible had previously been left outside and in front of the cabinet, protected from the weather by the plastic bag and electrical tape seal. These items are to be subject of forensic examination in a United Kingdom Forensic Laboratory.\nTwo photographs from the crime scene have been released by the Royal Falkland Islands Police.\nThe first photograph shows the location of the damage to the toughened glass of the cabinet and the hole in it. It also shows the location of the plastic wrapped bible on top of the flowers at the bottom of the hole.\nThe second photograph shows the inscription on the first page of the bible and the plastic wrap.\nA photocopy of the inscription has been provided to the Argentine Families Commission with a request for assistance in identifying who may have carried the bible to the cemetery and placed it in front of the cabinet and any information that may assist in identifying those responsible for the damage.\nThe Royal Falkland Islands Police release signed by Chief Inspector Len S McGill ends saying it hopes that the information and photographs will assist the memory of anyone who can assist them in this investigation. If that is the case, please contact the Royal Falkland Islands Police on Tel: 28100, Fax: 28110, or by letter addressed to Police Headquarters, Ross Road, Stanley, Falkland Islands, FIQQ 1ZZ.\nTags: Argentina, Comision de Familiares de Caidos en Malvinas e Islas del Atlantico Sur, Darwin Cemetery, Dick Sawle, Falkland Islands, John Freeman, Len S McGill, Royal Falkland Islands Police, Spanish Bible, United Kingdom, Virgin of Lujan.\nWhat? Where are the demands to the UN by the Argentine Government?!!!\nPower outage across Argentina I take it? Or are they, just maybe, thinking \u0093Oh ek Penfold! why did we ever make such a fuss....\u0094\nIf this had happened in Argentina, would the authorities there have taken it so seriously?\nSeems like the Falkland Islands have called Argentina's bluff again.\nPirateLove\nkinda looks like the bible was left outside the cabinet to be exposed to weather, until a religious fruit or over zealous family member or both decided to take matters into their own hands and put the bible where they thought it should be, not realizing the hornets nest they have caused. 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        "raw_content": "Research on the eyes of fruit flies reveals new truths for cancer research\nSarah Palin might be rather shocked to learn that she has thousands of genes in common with the fruit fly (watch video). Yet for this very reason flies are key to understanding human diseases like cancer. For more than half a century scientists have been using Drosophila melanogaster as a tool to better understand biological development. This work has fuelled many major breakthroughs in cancer research.\nA recent PLoS publication is no exception. Speculations from a group of Belgian biologists led them to uncover a genetic switch in flies that could be used to turn off cancer in humans. The scientists wondered whether genes that act as master switches - controlling the maturation of cells in a developing embryo - might be relevant to cancer. Their hunch was based on the observation that cancer cells in many respects appear to be \u2018immature\u2019.\nThe team investigated a master gene (ato) involved in eye development in flies. The equivalent gene in humans (ATOH1) is a known tumour-suppressor. The team compared flies with a working copy of the gene to flies with a disfunctional copy. The latter group showed enhanced tumour formation. Further tests revealed that ato controls the delicate balance between dividing and culling cells during eye development.\nIn humans and mice the equivalent gene appears to play a similar role in development. Moreover, loss of the protein product of ATOH1 has been reported in human colon cancer cells, where its absence seems to hamper newly made cells from maturing into dedicated gut cells. Clearly the \u2018immaturity\u2019 of cancer cells warrants further investigation.\nThe silencing of tumour-suppressor genes in cancer is influenced by epigenetic factors such as DNA methylation. Drugs that effectively reverse this silencing by altering such epigenetic marks on DNA are currently being tested. Research of this nature could lead to new cancer therapies based on reactivating or restoring the function of ATOH1 and/or other master genes that play similar roles in the maturation of cells.\nRead the front page Metro news headline\nRead the original research article",
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        "raw_content": "History of Management Thought - Psychology and Motivation (Management Essay Sample)\n/ Samples / Management / History Of Management Thought Psychology And\n\u2190 Team Player Scenario \u2192\nCheck Out Our History of Management Thought - Psychology and Motivation Essay\nAccording to Abraham Maslow, the human behavior can be explained by the needs they strive to satisfy in their lives. It is because of those reasons that Maslow came up with the theory of the \u201chierarchy of needs\u201d hence showing his association with the humanistic nature in relation to management approach (Nanda, p.170). Ever since the theory was created, many people especially in the work places have come to appreciate the Maslow theory hence being applicable up to date.\nWhen implementing the hierarchical theory, Maslow had in mind that when the needs of a person are satisfied, then the motivator aspects ceases to be, since the motivation is usually brought about due to human being not feeling satisfied.\nSome of the Maslow\u2019s hierarchical needs are psychological or survival needs which comprises of food, shelter, clothing, water, warmth and sleep. For the workers to give out better productivity in an organization, managers need to motivate them in a such a way they will be in a position to meet the mentioned needs since, some basic needs can lead to tensions which can end up influencing a person into developing work attitude and behaviors (Schermerhorn, 2010, p.37). In doing so, there is need for the managers to pay them better salaries, giving them free lunch at time. That is the concept most organizations have adopted today.\nWith the above needs put in place, then there is need for security and safety needs to be considered among employees. Earlier on, employees\u2019 security was expressed in terms of physical aspect but today, most employees want to be assured of their financial safety, job security and even socially (Nanda, 2006, p.171). For the security issues to be met, then it means the employers will have to permanently employ their employees and give them pensionable terms. Also the employees need not to threaten, harm or instill any other emotional mishaps to their employees since this will act as a de-motivational factor among the employees.\nSocial needs or belonging needs have also been embraced in most organizations today. Most employees feel motivated when they are allowed to associate with one another, feel accepted by others, creating friendship among themselves and feeling loved. What most managers do is ignoring such virtues that are needed by the employees in the organization hence becoming a threat to an organization. Most managers want to control the employees\u2019 social life instead of giving them physiological satisfaction which involves social forum creation, allowing formation of informal groups and fostering family atmosphere thus making them to become resistant to the organizational objectives, antagonistic and uncooperative. All such kind of behavior should be controlled for the organization to succeed (Mosley, & Pietri, 2010, p.200).\nWith the social needs in place, the ego or self-esteem needs will follow. This ego comes in two categories which are those in relation to self-confidence, independence, achievements, competence and possessing some knowledge. The second category is that which comprises of ones reputation which involves the status, recognition, appreciation and respect to each other especially among the colleagues (Mosley, & Pietri, 2010, p.200).\nThis kind of needs among the employees normally happens when they feel that they have achieved something and needs to be recognized. However to satisfy the employees ego, there is need for the employer to reward those employees who are performing well in an organization.\nAfter the satisfaction of all the above theories have been accomplished, the final Maslow hierarchical theory that needs to be implemented in an organization today is the self-fulfillment or self-actualization needs. This theory was meant to enable the employee to be in a position of realizing his/her potential by developing him/herself and becoming creative when it comes to the work he/she is doing. By doing so, one-self dream would have been achieved. That is why managers in an organization should make sure they fulfill the needed theories since lack of the above fulfillment may lead to most employees concentrating on the self-actualization.\nWith the above theories, it is quite clear that in an organization today, there is need to fulfill one\u2019s need before the other one comes up. That is why at a given time, Maslow indicated that a man is like a wanting animal whose needs should be partially satisfied and partially unsatisfied at the same time (Nanda, 2006, p.171).\nWhen we look further at the theory of motivational by Maslow, other two theories who are known to be in association with what Maslow had written before are Douglas McGregor and Fredrick Herzberg. McGregor came out in two separate and contrasting assumptions in regard to the human behavior and the way most managers related with their workers. Those theories were theory X and theory Y.\nTheory X was meant to show the weaker or negative side of the employees hence passing the assumption of control and direction. Most of those employers who have adopted theory X tend to assume that, most employees are lazy, not aggressive to their jobs but instead they tend to work for their survival means. Those employees, who do so, will try within their means to avoid responsibilities that come on their way. Such employees are always ready to encounter some challenges in life. The theory goes further to say that employees must be coerced, given some challenges and be threatened in order for them to be dedicated to their work and achieve the needed goals and objectives. Such employees are normally un-ambitious and are always seeking for job security in the place of work (Sapru, 2006, p.197). Theory X is seen to be the best motivator when it comes to reward and punishing such employees in an organization.\nAnother McGregor theory is theory Y which is seen to give a positive image about the employees in an organization. This gives the managers a perception that employees are always hardworking especially with the way they work and assume that it is natural of them of them to do so. Apart from the hard work of the employees, employers also know that the employees are committed to the set goals of organization. This has been the trend of late and that is why most organizations are succeeding with their objectives. Employees are also viewed to accept and seek some responsibilities of their work and they can also make decisions, and they are always creative in their work (Miner 2007, p.200).\nFor Herzberg, his theory was based on the working conditions of the workers which were based on hygiene. He came up with two factors in his theory which were the motivation and hygiene. 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        "raw_content": "Protesters march in protest of the killing of Iraqi novelist Alaa Mashzoub (shown in posters) in Tahrir Square in Baghdad Wednesday. Mashzoub was gunned down in Karbala on Saturday by unknown assailants who silenced him with 13 bullets as he rode his bicycle home for the last time.\nBAGHDAD - Iraqi novelist Alaa Mashzoub was a secular civil society activist who used his bike to get around Karbala\u2019s infamous traffic and road closures. He was also an outspoken critic of foreign interference in Iraq and political meddling by powerful Iran-backed militias.\nOn Saturday, Mashzoub was gunned down in the Shiite holy city by unknown assailants who silenced him with 13 bullets as he rode his bicycle home for the last time.\nMashzoub\u2019s killing was the latest in a spate of assassinations targeting prominent figures in Iraq, including several activists linked to the protest movement in the southern city of Basra as well as a former beauty queen and social media celebrity. The killings have raised fears of a return to the kind of attacks on prominent figures that plagued the country at the height of its sectarian strife.\n\u201cThey killed us by killing Alaa, but we\u2019ll keep him alive through his pen,\u201d Qassim Mashzoub, Alaa\u2019s brother, told The Associated Press on Tuesday.\nIraq is still recovering from its bloody fight against the Islamic State group, and riots have repeatedly broken out in the south over the authorities\u2019 failure to provide basic services.\nNo group has claimed responsibility for killing Mashzoub or the other victims, but suspicion in some of the cases has fallen on Shiite militias, some of them backed by Iran, collectively known as the Popular Mobilization Forces.\nOn Wednesday, dozens of people including Mashzoub\u2019s colleagues staged a protest, marching to Tahrir Square in central Baghdad carrying pictures of him along with Iraqi flags. They called for the perpetrators to be arrested and severely punished. Outside the Writers\u2019 Union in Baghdad, around 100 intellectuals staged a sit-in, carrying black banners with Mashzoub\u2019s picture on it.\nAlaa Mashzoub, 51, was father to three boys and a girl. He has 20 published books, including several novels and short story collections that won local and regional awards. He wrote extensively about Karbala\u2019s history and culture, and about Iraq\u2019s once-thriving Jewish minority.\n\u201cIn his writings, he spoke out against corruption and criticized neighboring countries for their intervention in Iraqi affairs. Everyone knows Iran and Turkey are present in Iraq, this is not a secret,\u201d said his brother.\nThe U.S. Embassy in Iraq offered its condolences to Mashzoub\u2019s family and friends, calling it a \u201csenseless act of violence.\u201d\nWhile the motive for Mashzoub\u2019s killing is not known, Qassim Mashzoub and others on social media speculate that a Facebook post, in which Mashzoub spoke about the late supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, may have been the trigger for his killing. In the posting, Mashzoub wrote about the street in Karbala where Khomeini lived for nearly 13 years before he traveled to France, criticizing the Iranian leader for then turning against the country that hosted him for so long.\n\u201cI expect that those who assassinated him are the militias who did not appreciate Alaa\u2019s writings,\u201d Qassim said. He added that a week before he died, Alaa told his family he felt he was being monitored and expressed concern that he would be killed.\nOn Saturday evening, Alaa Mashzoub attended an event at a local cultural center during which attendees were discussing the Iraqi soccer team\u2019s performance at Asian Cup games in the United Arab Emirates. Nawfal al-Hamadani, a member of the city\u2019s union of writers, said Alaa left early, saying he wanted to get home. He rode his bicycle and headed in that direction.\nA short while later, he was intercepted by a gunman on a motorcycle who shot him at first from behind, knocking him from his bike. The gunmen then shot him 12 more times, killing him instantly, according to his brother.\nThe killing shocked many in Iraq and triggered criticism of security forces for failing to protect people. \u201cWe will uncover the perpetrators before the government does,\u201d Qassim said.\nNone of the assailants in last year\u2019s assassinations have been apprehended by security forces.\nOn Sept. 25, a gunman killed Soad al-Ali, a prominent activist in Basra who had organized protests demanding better services and jobs and decried the growing influence of Iran-backed Shiite militias in the area. Former beauty queen and social media star Tara Fares, 22, was murdered a few days later \u2014 shot and killed at the wheel of her car on a busy Baghdad street during the day. Two well-known female beauty experts were also killed last year.\nThe militias were integral to Iraq\u2019s war against the Islamic State group in the past few years, but with the war declared won late last year, attention has turned to Iraq\u2019s high unemployment and decaying infrastructure. Many now resent the militias for what they see as rampant corruption and meddling.\nOn Sunday, Mashzoub\u2019s coffin, draped in an Iraqi flag, was carried by colleagues along a main road in Karbala, amid calls of Allahu Akbar, or God is Greatest.\n\u201cThe cultural scene has lost one of its special authors and creators,\u201d Iraq\u2019s Culture and Tourism Minister Abdul Amir al-Hamdani said in a statement on Sunday.\nPEN America said Monday that the assassination of Mashzoub is a \u201chorrific attack on creative expression in Iraq.\u201d\n\u201cHolding the perpetrators of this heinous crime accountable is of paramount importance in preserving freedom of expression and a vibrant cultural and civic life in Iraq,\u201d it said in a statement.\nYou are here: HomeNewsSlain Iraqi novelist criticized foreign meddling, Iran-backed militias Scroll to Top",
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Electronic address: \u00b7 Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee, USA. \u00b7 Harvard Clinical Research Institute, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. \u00b7 University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK. \u00b7 Perelman School of Medicine, Smilow Centre for Translational Research, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. \u00b7 Section of Nephrology, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. \u00b7 Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Tarrytown, New York, USA. \u00b7 Sanofi, Bridgewater, New Jersey, USA. \u00b7 Sanofi, Chilly-Mazarin, France. \u00b7 Sanofi, Chilly-Mazarin, France; IviData Stats, Levallois-Perret, Paris, France. \u00b7 Department of Hypertension, Medical University of Lodz, Lodz, Poland. \u00b7 Pubmed 29526502\nFrom the Columbia University, New York (T.T., W.K., R.R., S.H., H.N.G., G.R.-S.) \u00b7 Merck & Co, Inc, Kenilworth, NJ (H.Z., Y.L., P.J., J.A.W., B.H., S.F.P., T.R., A.O.J.-L., D.E.G.) \u00b7 University of Washington, Seattle (S.M.M.) \u00b7 and University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (D.J.R., J.S.M.). \u00b7 Pubmed 28729361\nDepartment of Cell Biology, Neurobiology, and Anatomy, Medical College of Wisconsin, 8701 Watertown Plank Road, Milwaukee, WI 53226, USA. \u00b7 Department of Regenerative Medicine and Cell Biology, Medical University of South Carolina, 173 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, SC 29425, USA. \u00b7 Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology, and Anatomy, Medical College of Wisconsin, 8701 Watertown Plank Road, Milwaukee, WI 53226, USA; Department of Regenerative Medicine and Cell Biology, Medical University of South Carolina, 173 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, SC 29425, USA. \u00b7 Departments of Medicine and Genetics and the Institute for Translational Medicine and Therapeutics, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA. \u00b7 Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Medical University of South Carolina, 173 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, SC 29425, USA. \u00b7 Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Medical University of South Carolina, 173 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, SC 29425, USA; Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, Medical College of Wisconsin, 8701 Watertown Plank Road, Milwaukee, WI 53226, USA. \u00b7 Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Medical University of South Carolina, 173 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, SC 29425, USA; Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Medical University of South Carolina, 173 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, SC 29425, USA; Hollings Cancer Center, Medical University of South Carolina, 86 Jonathan Lucas Street, MSC 955, Charleston, SC 29425, USA. \u00b7 Department of Medicine and Penn Institute for Regenerative Medicine, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA. \u00b7 Pap\u00e9 Family Pediatric Research Institute, Oregon Health & Science University, 3181 South West Sam Jackson Park Road/L321, Portland, OR 97239, USA. \u00b7 Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology, and Anatomy, Medical College of Wisconsin, 8701 Watertown Plank Road, Milwaukee, WI 53226, USA; Department of Regenerative Medicine and Cell Biology, Medical University of South Carolina, 173 Ashley Avenue, Charleston, SC 29425, USA; Hollings Cancer Center, Medical University of South Carolina, 86 Jonathan Lucas Street, MSC 955, Charleston, SC 29425, USA. 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Notable characteristics that occur in plants from outside the flora area are given in square brackets or are included in a brief discussion at the end of the description. In families with one genus and one or more species, the family description is given as usual, the genus description is condensed, and the species description is as usual. In reading descriptions of vascular plants, the reader may assume, unless otherwise noted, that: the plant is green, photosynthetic, and reproductively mature; a woody plant is perennial; stems are erect; roots are fibrous; leaves are simple and petiolate. Because measurements and elevations are almost always approximate, modifiers such as \"about,\" \"circa,\" or \"\u00b1\" are usually omitted.\nArrangements of elements within descriptions of taxa are from base to apex, proximal to distal, abaxial to adaxial. General features such as growth form, persistence, habit, and nutrition are given first. For a particular structure or organ system, description of parts follows the order: presence, number, position/insertion, arrangement, orientation, connation, adnation, coherence, adherence. Features of a whole organ follow the order: color, odor, symmetry, architecture, shape, dimensions (length, width, thickness, mass), texture, base, margin, peripheral region or sides, central area, apex, surface, vestiture, internal parts, exudates. Unless otherwise noted, dimensions are length x width. If only one dimension is given, it is length or height. All measurements are given in metric units. Measurements usually are based on dried specimens but these should not differ significantly from the measurements actually found in fresh or living material.\nChromosome numbers generally are given only if published, documented counts are available from North American material or from an adjacent region. No new counts are published intentionally in the flora. Chromosome counts from nonsporophyte tissue have been converted to the 2n form. A literature reference for each reported chromosome number is available in the Flora of North America database (see below). The base number (x =) is given for each genus. This represents the lowest known haploid count for the genus unless evidence is available that the base number differs. Flowering time and often fruiting time are given by season, sometimes qualified by early, mid, or late or by months. Elevation generally is rounded to the nearest 100 m; elevations between 0 and 100 m are rounded to the nearest 10 m. Mean sea level is shown as 0 m, with the understanding that this is approximate. Elevation often is omitted from herbarium specimen labels, particularly for collections made where the topography is not remarkable, and therefore elevation is sometimes not known for a given taxon.\nThe term \"introduced\" is defined broadly to refer to plants that were released deliberately or accidentally into the flora and that now exist as wild plants in areas in which they were not recorded as native in the past. The distribution of nonnative plants is often poorly documented and may be ephemeral. The nature of introduced populations is discussed as far as understood.\nIf a taxon is globally rare or if its continued existence is threatened in some way, the words \"of conservation concern\" appear before the statements of elevation and geographic range, and a \"C\" is shown after the accepted name statement. Criteria for taxa of conservation concern are based on The Nature Conservancy's designations of global rank (G-rank), G1 and G2:\nG1 Critically imperiled globally because of extreme rarity (5 or fewer occurrences or fewer than 1,000 individuals or acres) or because of some factor(s) making it especially vulnerable to extinction.\nG2 Imperiled globally because of rarity (5-20 occurrences or fewer than 3,000 individuals or acres) or because of some factor(s) making it very vulnerable to extinction throughout its range.\nRange maps are given for each species or infraspecific taxon. In volumes 2, 3, 4, 22, and 26, the maps are generalized and, in order to represent the probable range of a taxon, parts of states or provinces may be shaded even though documentation of occurrence there may be lacking. Occurrences in states or provinces listed in distribution statements are documented by specimens. We have assumed that details such as \"northeastern Florida\" are apparent on the map; consequently, directional qualifiers are not given in the list of territories, provinces, and states. In the Poaceae, Volumes 24 and 25, the range maps were generated from a database of occurrences based on literature and specimens. All other volumes have maps showing presence in each state or province by a single dot. Taxa that occur only in the flora area are indicated as endemic by an \"E\" after the accepted name statement. Authors are expected to have seen at least one specimen documenting each state record and have been urged to examine as many specimens as possible from throughout the range of each taxon. Additional information about distribution may be given in the discussion.\nDistributions are stated in the following order: Greenland; St. Pierre and Miquelon; Canada (provinces and territories in alphabetic order); United States (states in alphabetic order); Mexico (11 northern states may be listed specifically, in alphabetic order); West Indies; Bermuda; Central America (Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama); South America; Europe, or Eurasia; Asia (including Indonesia); Africa; Pacific Islands; Australia; Antarctica.\nThe discussion section includes information on taxonomic problems and interesting biological phenomena. Statements of economic uses supplied and documented by the author(s), Native American medicinal plants based on D. E. Moerman (1986), and weed status determined in consultation with weed specialist Robert H. Callihan are given in order to make this information more easily available to users of the Flora of North America North of Mexico. Weediness is indicated by the code W at the end of the accepted name statement. The code references publications that provide basic authority for the designation of weediness: D. T. Patterson et al. 1989 and R. H. Callihan et al. 1995). Authors may provide additional discussions on the various aspects. Toxicity, if known, also is mentioned in the discussion, and pertinent literature is cited. (Please see CAUTION below.)\nAll genera, and approximately one out of three species, are illustrated. Illustrated taxa are marked with an \"F\" (for figure) following the accepted name statement. The illustrations may be of typical or of unusual species, or they may show diagnostic traits or complex structures. Most illustrations have been drawn from herbarium specimens selected by the authors. In some cases, living material or photographs have been used. Data on specimens that were used and parts that were illustrated have been recorded. This information, together with the archivally preserved original drawings, is deposited in the Missouri Botanical Garden Library and is available for scholarly study.\nMajor references used in preparation of a treatment or containing critical information about a taxon are cited after the discussion. These, and other works that are referred to briefly in the discussion or elsewhere, are included in the bibliography at the end of the volume and in the consolidated bibliography in the last volume of the flora.\nThe Flora of North America Editorial Committee does not encourage, recommend, promote, or endorse any of the folk remedies, culinary practices, or various utilizations of any plant described within these volumes. Information about medicinal practices and/or ingestion of plants, or of any part or preparation thereof, has been included only for historical background and as a matter of interest. 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        "raw_content": "Computer-aided detection of early Barrett's cancer in Endoscopic Video\nEarly cancerous lesions in Barrett's Esophagus (BE) are very hard to detect and are often overlooked during endoscopic surveillance of the esophagus. When the disease is detected early, the cancerous tissue can be surgically removed by endoscopic mucosal resection. This treatment knows very high curation rates, showing 93% of the patients in complete remission after 10 years. However, when a lesion is missed, and the disease is detected in a late stage, the prognosis is grave with a five-year survival rate of approximately 15%, hence it is crucial that these cancerous lesions are identified at an early stage. Therefore, we aim at developing Computer-Aided-Detection algorithms, that support the gastroenterologist in detecting these early lesions during endoscopic surveillance.\nSet of slides with the basic concepts (dutch).\nMore comprehensive overview of the study (as of december 2015).\nAutomated analysis of Volumetric Laser Endomicroscopy (VLE) scans\nVolumetric Laser Endomicroscopy (VLE) is a recent endoscopic imaging technique that allows gastroenterologists to inspect the submucosal tissue layers of the esophageal wall. This is a very useful imaging property for the detection of early esophageal cancer, which typically develops in these subsurface layers that cannot be imaged by traditional endoscopic imaging techniques. During a VLE image capturing procedure, a balloon is endoscopically inserted in the esophagus. Next, the balloon is inflated to stretch the tissue into a fixed position after which a laser scans a cylindrical segment of up to 6 cm in 90 seconds. Althoug VLE is fast, efficient and scans an entire segment of the esophagus up to a depth of 3 mm, there are two major difficulties that this novel technique faces: (1) physicians struggle to interpret the complex VLE signal and (2) carefully inspecting 1200 high-resolution VLE slices is very laborious and time consuming. Therefore, we aim to develop a Computer-Aided Detection (CADe) algorithm that automatically inspects a full VLE volume for signs of early cancer.\nDepth estimation of surgical instruments for Image Guided Interventions\nFor many image-guided biopsy procedures, a needle is employed for extracting a tissue sample. Since the physician cannot see the needle directly, X-ray imaging can be used to visualize the position of the needle. Typically, the C-arm is placed in a fixed position for this procedure, yielding a two-dimensional projection of the volume. This makes real-time 3D alignment of the biopsy needle and a target nodule impossible. An alternative approach is to record a full scan when the needle is close and employ tomosynthesis to reconstruct the volume. However, this process is quite cumbersome, since medical staff has to move away from the rotating C-arm and the position information of the needle loses its accuracy as soon as the physicians continue the biopsy procedure. Methods for obtaining depth information of a surgical needle without interrupting the intervention are highly attractive. During the PANORAMA project we have investigated a novel approach for depth estimation of biopsy needles, in which we split the problem in two parts -- needle depth estimation and volume reconstruction -- which enables solving them independently.\nSet of slides with the basic concepts.",
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        "raw_content": "Abandonment: 1975-2001\nHotel sources claim that a bank draft of $10,000 has arrived from Mohammad Faruk Kahn onboard a Pan American World Airways flight. This money is to be used to pay off the Heritage's utility bills and get electric service turned back on. Detroit-Edison denies receiving money or that power will be restored.\nAdding to the shuttered hotel's troubles are $139,923 in back taxes owed to the city. This includes $110,323 in real estate taxes and $29,600 in personal property tax from a two year period. The hotel has a deadline of July 1, 1977 to pay off the real estate taxes before the city threatens tax foreclosure.\nThe Heritage's closing has left $88.8 million worth of convention hotel room bookings in peril. Fast action on part of the Metropolitan Detroit Convention and Visitors Bureau as well as the cooperation of the Pontchartrain, Sheraton-Cadillac, Howard Johnson's, and the Holiday Inn see that most of this business is kept within the city.\nAs for the Heritage, Leonard E. Rolston, president of the MDCVB, says \"It's too good a property to sit idle.\"\nMeanwhile, William B. Waterman Jr, who claims to represent a \"big money\" Las Vegas investment group comes forward wishing to buy or lease the Heritage. The group he calls Big Seven Inc. plans to convert at least 50 percent of the hotel's rooms into residences for university students. The remaining 500 rooms would remain hotel rooms. However, Waterman's story doesn't hold as no evidence of the Big Seven Inc. seems to exist nor does evidence of any of the past projects Waterman cites.\nMohommad Faruk Kahn's deadline for completing the sale of the Heritage passes with no deal. After weeks of uncertainty the sale falls through.\nSeeking cash with which to pay off the hotel's debts, the Detroit Hilton Limited Partnership hires Content Clearing & Exchange Crop. to sell off the Heritage's contents. Everything from silverware, beds, to paneling is up for sale.\nThe doors open at 10:00 a.m. January 1st and a flood of bargain hunters descend on the hotel. Silverware goes for 20 cents, mattresses for $5, $50 for a complete bed, black and white televisions go for $45, and lamps cost $20. Some more notable items include $5 Statler Hilton dinner plates, an Abe Lincoln plaque donated to the hotel in 1959 by the National Woman's Relief Corps sold to Lincoln collector Art Goupel for $125, and furnishings from Trader Vic's which go for $7,500.\nThe Detroit-Cadillac Hotel purchases several items, including lobby chandeliers.\nOnce the small items are gone, paneling is removed from several rooms and sold.\nThe sale continues until the hotel is empty.\nWith $57,000 remaining in unpaid taxes the city files suit to foreclose on the Heritage. The owners are given 6 months to pay the money or face losing the property.\nDetroit Hilton Limited Partnership attorney Fred Gordon states that his group can come up with the money but questions whether the property is worth the taxes. A part owner of the site, Marjorie Fleming states she is not responsible for any of the sum due.\nThe City of Detroit acquires the Heritage following a foreclosure action on back taxes. Total back taxes at this point are estimated at $300,000.\nRussell Chambers, who handles real estate matters for the Community and Economic Development Department tells the Detroit Free Press that the Heritage is in \"very bad shape.\" Of the three then closed downtown hotels, Heritage, Tuller, and Fort Shelby, the Heritage is considered the least likely to reopen. Observers state that it was so heavily plundered during the liquidation sale that it would cost to much to re-equip.\nDespite the negative observations Ann Arbor developer Richard Berger proposes to transform the former Statler into a hotel named 'Inn on the Park'. However, he backs off and later states that he believes it would not be cost effective to rehab the hotel.\nOakland Co. developers Stanley Berger, Craig Smith, Richard Lewiston, and Arnold and Walter Cohen announce plans to convert the Statler into Le Gran Atrium, a 300 unit apartment house.\nApartments will range from studios of 700 square feet to two-bedroom units. Rents are estimated at $350-$725 a month. Also included in the plans is a ground floor restaurant and convenience store. The ballroom floor will become a recreation center with game and exercise rooms, a indoor swimming pool, and a health club. The centerpiece will be a 14 story atrium surrounded by open balconies and covered with a skylight. Southfield architect Victor Shrem designs the renovations.\nThe project is estimated to cost $13 million. The developers seek a federal Urban Development Action Grant, property tax abatement, and national historic designation for the building.\nThey are hopeful work can start by October 1984.\nThe Michigan State Housing Development Authority approves a $9.6 million loan for the redevelopment of the Statler into the Le Gran Atrium. However, unforeseen cost have driven the pricetag of the project to $16.3 million. Stanley Berger plans to request an additional $1 million from the MSHDA.\nMeanwhile, the group seeks a $2.5 million Urban Development Action Grant through HUD. To receive HUD money, at least 20% of the apartments must be available for low income housing.\nBerger states that the remaining $3.2 million will come from private investment.\nThe Statler renovation project is one of two in Detroit that HUD awards grants to. HUD provides $2.5 million.\nThe renovation of the Statler is threatened by proposed changes to the federal tax credit program. If the tax credits are eliminated Stanley Berger says \"That would stop our project\".\nThe price of renovation rises again. Now it is estimated to cost $18 million.\nThe price of the renovation again skyrockets. A 400 car parking structure is added to the package which raises the total cost to $25 million. Likewise, the Michigan State Housing Development Authority's stake rises to $19 million from $9.6 million.\nAdditional changes include a raise in rents to $395 to $1500 a month. Some apartments will be three stories tall and 14 will be handicapped accessible.\nConstruction is slated to begin by year's end.\nWork has still not begun on the renovation of the Statler.\nThe Detroit City Council considers to pump $80 million into several major downtown renovation projects. The Statler project is slated to receive $3 million of that.\nAfter 4 years of delays the development team behind the renovation of the Statler announces they have finally secured all the financing and are set to begin construction in the summer.\nThe project is now termed Atrium Place and will include 334 apartments renting from $495 to $1500 a month.\nHowever, the financing fails to fall into place as hoped.\n*** Since this is the last mention I have found of this group's efforts, I assume the Atrium Place project died at this point. ***\nWith the North American International Auto Show coming to town in January, the Statler and other vacant buildings of Grand Circus Park present an image problem for the city. Riders of the People Mover are treated to grim views of decay. Not wanting out-of-towners, and especially journalist to see this, the Detroit Downtown Development Authority spends $70,000 to install new awnings and window coverings on the Statler and neighboring structures.\nThese awnings help with appearances but over the years they fade and tatter. Ultimately they worsen the image of the area.\nThe Statler faces the threat of demolition as both Donald Trump and Don Barden seek to use the site for proposed casinos. Both casino applicants are denied and no other group selects the Washington Blvd. location.\nAt the request of the city, the Greater Downtown Partnership holds Request For Proposals for the Statler and nearby Kales Building. The Statler is offered for $100,000 'as is'. The terms are either the hotel's renovation or demolition and replacement by a comparable structure. Bids are due August 6.\nA $2.5 million state funded cleanup of the Statler site begins. 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        "raw_content": "Trump Tried to Buy Property in Russia While Running for President\nDonald Trump\u2019s company was pursuing a Moscow real estate deal while he was running for U.S. president in late 2015 and early 2016, the Washington Post reported on Sunday.\nThe Post report cited people familiar with the proposal and records viewed by Trump Organization lawyers.\nThe newspaper said investors and Trump\u2019s company had signed a letter of intent to build a Trump Tower in Moscow but the project, lacking land and permits, was abandoned at the end of January 2016, just before the U.S. presidential primaries began, according to several people familiar with the proposal.\nThe White House initially referred Reuters\u2019 queries to White House special counsel Ty Cobb and later to the Trump Organization. Neither responded immediately to a request for comment.\nThe Washington Post report comes amid investigations by an independent special counsel and congressional committees into whether Trump campaign aides colluded with Moscow to influence the 2016 U.S. election. Trump and the Russian government have denied any collusion.\nDiscussions about the Moscow project began in earnest in September 2015, the Washington Post said, citing people briefed on the deal. An unidentified investor planned to build the project and, under a licensing agreement, put Trump\u2019s name on it. However, it was unclear how involved or aware Trump was of his company\u2019s negotiations, the newspaper reported.\nBefore the project was dropped, a Russian-born real estate developer had urged Trump to visit Moscow to promote the proposal and suggested he could get Russian President Vladimir Putin to say \u201cgreat things\u201d about Trump, according to the report, which cited people briefed on the correspondence.\nTrump, who was elected in November 2016, never went to Moscow, the newspaper said.\nDetails about the proposed deal were contained in a batch of emails to be turned over to congressional investigators shortly, the report said.",
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        "raw_content": "US-CERT on the Sony Pictures hack. - (Another Scott) - (2) - Dec. 22, 2014, 04:28:47 PM EST\nLots of Microsoft innovation there! -NT - (a6l6e6x) - (1) - Dec. 22, 2014, 08:40:14 PM EST\nIn all fairness to MS - (scoenye) - Dec. 24, 2014, 07:56:52 AM EST\nphone calls and text messages still are protected - (lincoln) - (7) - Dec. 19, 2014, 12:17:12 PM EST\nnot an new issue the whole point of ss7 is interconnectability - (boxley) - Dec. 19, 2014, 12:29:23 PM EST\nI'm sure the NSA has known this for a while - (drook) - (4) - Dec. 19, 2014, 01:40:53 PM EST\nRe: NSA has known? - (a6l6e6x) - (3) - Dec. 19, 2014, 02:00:10 PM EST\nRe: NSA has known? - (dmcarls) - (2) - Feb. 21, 2015, 03:18:12 PM EST\nKinda related - there are still laws about exporting encryption - (Another Scott) - Feb. 21, 2015, 03:37:37 PM EST\nAll your base are belong to us! -NT - (a6l6e6x) - Feb. 21, 2015, 05:23:02 PM EST\nstuff ss7 does for you - (boxley) - Dec. 19, 2014, 03:01:23 PM EST\nKnow where your two-factor keys are... - (Another Scott) - (3) - Dec. 9, 2014, 08:13:18 AM EST\nApple is pretty explicit about not losing that key - (malraux) - Dec. 9, 2014, 09:19:00 AM EST\nno tickee no laundry, not surprised -NT - (boxley) - Dec. 9, 2014, 09:23:34 AM EST\nWhere convenience meets security. - (static) - Dec. 10, 2014, 06:47:46 PM EST\nLive map of DDOS attacks. - (Another Scott) - (2) - Nov. 28, 2014, 11:44:19 PM EST\nbudweiser is under seige? -NT - (boxley) - (1) - Nov. 29, 2014, 09:22:49 AM EST\nApparently the company has a lot of honey-pots there. Or Ferguson, maybe... -NT - (Another Scott) - Nov. 29, 2014, 09:36:21 AM EST\ngeriactic brain needs some input regards encryption - (boxley) - (20) - Nov. 28, 2014, 10:51:03 PM EST\nFirst step in writing your own encryption algorithm ... - (drook) - (2) - Nov. 28, 2014, 11:21:37 PM EST\nAnd this... :-) -NT - (scoenye) - Nov. 29, 2014, 12:11:25 AM EST\nIn other words: - (static) - Nov. 29, 2014, 06:37:04 AM EST\nIt is different - (scoenye) - (9) - Nov. 29, 2014, 12:10:56 AM EST\nAh, a usefull reply - (boxley) - (8) - Nov. 29, 2014, 09:21:58 AM EST\nHey, mine was useful! - (drook) - (1) - Nov. 29, 2014, 12:36:01 PM EST\nMe too. :-) -NT - (Another Scott) - Nov. 29, 2014, 01:03:33 PM EST\nSomething like this? - (scoenye) - (2) - Nov. 30, 2014, 10:54:57 AM EST\nLove. It. Best hopeful-Aha! in a long time :-) - (Ashton) - Nov. 30, 2014, 06:26:29 PM EST\nenough like it to require a licence :-( -NT - (boxley) - Nov. 30, 2014, 08:17:06 PM EST\nWhat's wrong with cipher block chaining? -NT - (static) - (2) - Nov. 30, 2014, 05:51:37 PM EST\nAs used in SSLv3/TLS1.0 - (scoenye) - (1) - Nov. 30, 2014, 06:50:00 PM EST\nAh. Understood. -NT - (static) - Nov. 30, 2014, 07:10:38 PM EST\nA more generic tool... - (Another Scott) - (6) - Nov. 29, 2014, 09:35:36 AM EST\ngood link, thanks - (boxley) - (5) - Nov. 29, 2014, 09:44:45 AM EST\nThere is only one unbreakable cypher - (pwhysall) - (4) - Nov. 29, 2014, 03:58:04 PM EST\nmy idea is to create an EOTP -NT - (boxley) - (3) - Nov. 29, 2014, 04:32:12 PM EST\nTwo things. - (a6l6e6x) - (2) - Nov. 30, 2014, 06:25:12 PM EST\nOr in related puzzlements, - (Ashton) - Nov. 30, 2014, 06:35:47 PM EST\nIt is mainly a key transport problem - (scoenye) - Nov. 30, 2014, 08:06:17 PM EST\nSeeing lots of new phishing stuff today... - (Another Scott) - Nov. 27, 2014, 12:50:30 PM EST\nWordpress XSS vuln - this one's a doozy - (pwhysall) - (2) - Nov. 24, 2014, 07:37:30 AM EST\nGlad I'm set for auto-update -NT - (drook) - Nov. 24, 2014, 08:53:06 AM EST\nOuch. - (static) - Nov. 24, 2014, 03:29:50 PM EST\nGot Mac? Got Minecraft? 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        "raw_content": "1. Remember, It's All Opinion. Whose cuisine reigns supreme? I don't care if you are a well-respected food critic with accolades the world over, you've probably never eaten at Ferrell's in Cadiz KY, so while your opinion is your own and should be taken with the knowledge that you are a food critic, you're probably wrong about the best place to get a burger. Yeah, I said it. And there's probably a way better place in Karaadilli anyway.\n2. Watch the +1 Postcounting. I understand that sometimes the only thing that you can really add to the conversation is \"Oh man, I love that too!\" And that's fine. It's only when most of your posts here are identical that we have a problem.\n3. Don't Be A Dick. High Culture is a pretty relaxed, free place. I like it like that. A certain amount of banter is to be expected and I'm fine with that. Calling a particular person an idiot... I'd really rather you didn't, and should someone call you an idiot, I'd prefer that you not respond in kind, but generally speaking if it's just a post or two, I'm going to let it slide. We're all relaxed, happy friends here, and I want it to stay that way.\nThat said, I will not tolerate insulting entire groups of people. I won't tolerate continued insults and belittlement. I won't tolerate constant jackassery...which is fairly ill-defined, I know. I suppose that if a thread is going along fine, someone enters the thread and says something, and an argument breaks out... well, okay. Heated posts for a little bit are one thing. Two pages of arguing are something else. There's a line in there somewhere and like pornography, I can't define it but I know it when I see it.\nI have been given the tools to deal with this in a more effective manner, and as I'd much rather spend my moderating time merging like posts and deleting spam rather than being a playground chaperone, I plan on using this tool when I deem it necessary.\nThis tool doesn't remove you from Gaming, or Food, or Comics. It removes you from High Culture. So, yes, if you're being a jackass in Books it doesn't matter how much you've contributed to Movies - you're gone. I'm tired of dealing with it.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab August 4: The Necessity of Shelley\nAugust 6: Alfred Tennyson \u00bb\nAugust 5: Guy de Maupassant\nIt was on this date, August 5, 1850, that French naturalistic writer Henri Ren\u00e9 Albert Guy de Maupassant was born, probably in Ch\u00e2teau de Miromesniel, Dieppe. His maternal grandfather was Gustave Flaubert\u2019s godfather, and Guy de Maupassant became friends with Flaubert, as well as with \u00c9mile Zola, sharing their religious skepticism.\nHe studied law in Paris, but at age 20 Maupassant volunteered for the Franco-Prussian War. That experience, as well as Norman peasant life and the fashionable life of Paris, formed the core of his many stories. From 1872 to 1880 Maupassant was a civil servant and joined the literary circle of Gustave Flaubert, through whom he met other leading writers, including Zola, Ivan Turgenev and Henry James. Maupassant adopted Flaubert\u2019s ardor for exactness and accuracy of observations, and precision of style. In this, he was aided by a photographic memory.\nBetween 1880 and 1891 Maupassant wrote about 300 short stories, a literary form that he mastered, some six novels and many poems \u2013 totaling about 29 volumes when published 1908-10. His stories include \u201cBoule de suif\u201d (\u201cBall of Fat,\u201d 1880), which made his literary reputation and may have been the inspiration for John Ford\u2019s 1945 western, Stagecoach \u2013 which in turn made the reputation of a struggling young actor named John Wayne. Another short story, \u201cThe Inn,\u201d may have inspired Steven King\u2019s story, The Shining. His \u201cClair de Lune,\u201d and most of the rest of his literary efforts, express a deep religious skepticism, if not outright Atheism.\nIn his short story, \u201cThe Marquis de Fumerol,\u201d for example, a family laments:\nIf the Marquis de Fumerol, one of the greatest names in France, were to die without the ministrations of religion, it would assuredly be a terrible blow to the nobility in general, and to the Count de Tourneville in particular, and the freethinkers would be triumphant. The liberal newspapers would sing songs of victory for six months\u2026\nWhen the dying Marquis is cornered, a priest confronts him, and the Marquis,\npointed to the door with a proud, tragic gesture, and said angrily and breathing hard: \u2018Leave this room \u2013 go out \u2013 robber of souls. Go out from here, you violator of consciences. Go out from here, you pick-lock of dying men\u2019s doors!\u2019\nBut the Marquis shortly dies and the priest administers last rites to his corpse \u2013 in spite of which, the family convinces itself that Fumerol somehow expresses gratitude. At the funeral, Viscount Roget \u201cshowed in admirable terms that God always returns victorious into well-born souls which have temporarily been led into error\u2026 .\u201d\nBut the deluded Viscount has to stop speaking because his audience is laughing! Speaking for all, someone pipes up, \u201cBah! That is the story of all conversions in extremis.\u201d*\nThe brilliant decade of the 1880s brought Maupassant monetary reward and literary recognition, which combined with his financial acumen made him a wealthy man \u2013 though he also spent lavishly. The strain of overwork and a syphilitic infection he contracted in his 20s, combined with a luxurious lifestyle to ruin his health, both mentally and physically. Maupassant\u2019s mind began to fail in 1891 and, after a suicide attempt, he spent the last eighteen months of his life in an asylum in Paris. He died there on 6 July 1893 at the age of 43. Guy de Maupassant once said, \u201cPatriotism is a kind of religion; it is the egg from which wars are hatched.\u201d\n* Translated by McMaster, Henderson, Quesada, et al.\nTags: Ball of Fat, Boule de suif, Clair de Lune, Marquis de Fumerol, Religion of Guy de Maupassant, The Inn",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab December 14: The Lollard Heresy\nDecember 15: Christianity and Law \u00bb\nPierre Samuel Dupont (1739)\nIt was on this date, December 14, 1739, that French economist and industrialist Pierre Samuel Dupont de Nemours was born in Paris. The family name is chiefly remembered for the company founded by his son, but the elder Dupont influenced Adam Smith\u2018s ideas in the latter\u2019s Wealth of Nations during the 1760s with his own writings on the national economy of France, particularly his two-volume Physiocratie (2 vols., 1868). Influential though his Physiocratic School of economics was, Dupont not only drew the attention of Voltaire and Jacques Turgot, but for its criticisms of the king\u2019s mishandling of the French economy his writings were suppressed by Louis XV.\nDupont was briefly tutor to Poland\u2019s Prince Royal, returned to France under Louis XVI, but he and Turgot were dismissed for criticizing the spending habits of Marie Antoinette. He assisted in the negotiations that led to the Treaty of Paris, which ended the American Revolution, and accepted the French Revolution when it came \u2014 becoming elected president of the French National Assembly. But the Terror horrified him and he narrowly escaped execution for supporting only moderate reforms.\nDupont emigrated to America where he had influence with Thomas Jefferson, having aided in the Louisiana Purchase, and his son made a fortune manufacturing gunpowder as E.I. Dupont de Nemours and Company. Dupont died on August 7, 1817, at age 77, after exhausting himself putting out a fire at the powder mills. As Dupont explained in his Philosophie de l\u2019univers (1796), he was a Deist.",
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        "raw_content": "Goodbye my friend....\nThis post is dedicated to my dear, best-friend, Kelly Ann Rice. Kelly was my very closest friend and I loved her as much as I could have loved a sister (considering I don't have a sister, this is what I equate it to). She and I have been friends for over 20 years.\nKelly lost her battle with Polycysistic Kidney Disease on November 11, 2011. She died peacefully in her home with her sister, Judy, at her side. This is how she wanted it and it was on her terms. She was just too tired to fight anymore and I cannot blame her for that. I know she is with her parents and is no longer in any pain and no longer suffering.\nI will forever love you Kelly!\nTaken at her birthday dinner\nShe was my Maid of Honor at my Wedding\nStill Struggling....\nIt has been a struggle since my recent hospital stay. I must admit, that if there was not so much going on with my daughters wedding, I would probably beg to be readmitted! I never thought I would actually say that in a million years! But there simply is no improvement in my condition.\nThe issue that I was admitted for has continued to be a problem. I have completed the antibiotics that I was given and continue to be plagued with these issues. The nausea has also been extreme during this time; however, I finally received my Domperidone from the UK, so I am hopeful that will subside once I get back on a regular dosage of the medication.\nI have only been able to complete one can of my nutrition since coming home. This is actually a new type of nutrition again. This type is already processed so all my body has to do is absorb it. Whereas with the other formulas, my body had to break the nutrition down. Apparently my small bowel is unable to do that anymore. I was released on one can of this new food per night. That is only 350 calories per day.\nNext week I am actually going to go to a Chinese MD to try Acupuncture. Many people who have Fibromyalgia and various gastric issues have used acupuncture and have found success. I figure I have nothing to loose by giving it a try. I wanted to go to a Chinese MD since they are the people that are the experts. The doctor is located in Mason, OH.\nI am going to see my GI doctor on Thursday. Again, my concern is the hydration and my nutrition. If I am not able to get it through my J-tube now because of the small bowel not absorbing it, how do they expect me to get it? I think back to this time last year and things are worse, much worse. We have even considered going back to The Cleveland Clinic because my nutritionist/metabolic specialist, Dr. Susan Williams, moved there last year and I loved all the doctors there. The problem was the commute. But I would be willing to stay there as long as I needed to be there if they could figure something out.\nSo many questions.......\nI want to thank all of you for your emails, texts and phone messages. Even though I many not reply right away, I do appreciate each and every one of them!\nPosted by Bonnie at 4:24 PM No comments:\nHello everyone! I am finally home after my 6 day hospital stay! While I hate being in the hospital, I knew that I needed to be there.\nThey were able to find out what was causing my problems. It turned out that I have a bacteria overgrowth in my small bowel. This is common for people who have motility issues. My B12 was elevated and my Folate was low, that was causes it. I am on high doses of antibiotics for the next 2 weeks.\nThey did not start my tube feeds until the last 3 days of me being there. I have only been on 1 can a night at a rate of 20. That is a very slow rate over the night. I'm not sure how, or when, I will increase the number of cans or will increase the rate. But I certainly cannot live on 250 calories a day!\nNext week I was supposed to go to Indiana University Hospital to have my stints changed and have my tube changed to a G/J tube from a separate J and G tube. I have decided to put that off until next month. Mostly because I need a break from the hospital for a while.\nI had wonderful care this time at Miami Valley and I am 2 for 2 for getting a private room. So I cannot complain.\nSo now I am back to planning a wedding for our daughter, Chelsea. She and her fiance, Corey, have moved their date to March 19th! Not alot of time. But I managed to get a wedding location/reception, and the food all taken care of from my hospital bed!\nGod gives me the strength I need. I keep holding on - just keep holding on...........\nBack from Indiana\nToday was my appointment to see Dr. Wittles at Indiana University. Hugh was unable to go with me, so my mom went along. As you all know, the last month has not been good for me, so I was anxious to get to see Dr. Wittles to see what answers he could provide.\nSince I am continuing to have troubles with the J-tube (the one I use for feedings) with pain, Dr. Wittles feels it would be best to pull my J-tube and to replace my G-tube with a dual J/G-tube. Essentially, I will have one tube where the G-tube is located, but with two ports. One that will be used for drainage, just as it is now. The other port will be connected to my small bowel, so I can continue to do my tube feedings. Doing this will eliminate the need for two separate tubes and the need for a balloon in the small bowel area, which is what seems to be causing such pain in that area for me.\nI will be having this procedure done on March 8th, the day after I have my stints replaced in my bile duct. It usually requires an overnight hospital stay. But in my case, because I already have the tubes in place, it may not require the stay. However, we will not know for sure until we get there.\nHopefully this will help eliminate the need for the pain medication I am on. The longer I am on the pain medication, the worse it is for my stomach. In addition, he cannot perform a gastric emptying study to see how my stomach is functioning until I am off the pain medication.\nIn addition, Dr. Wittles changed my medications to help with the nausea and gave me some tips on how to handle with \"issues\" I am continuing to have with the food.\nWe discussed the Gastric Stimulator and the conclusion (as of right now) is that I am probably not a good candidate. I expressed my opinion that I do not want the procedure. Dr. Wittles understood my position.\nMy concern right now is that I woke up today with my back hurting, which worries me that I may on the verge of another kidney infection. I need to make sure I remain hydrated as much as possible. I sure don't want to end up in the hospital again.\nOn a good note, I am going with my daughter this Thursday for her ultrasound to see the baby! I am very excited about it! I will also get to meet Corey's parents for the first time.\nOur son, Ben, earned all A's and B's for mid-term grades! I have to announce this because he has worked very hard to bring his grades up. We are very proud of him!\nI know I say this at the end of every post, but I have to say it again. I appreciate all your thoughts and prayers. It means so much to me and my family.",
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        "raw_content": "COLONY BANKCORP INC - FORM 10-Q - August 2, 2017\nEX-32.1 - EXHIBIT 32.1 - COLONY BANKCORP INC ex32-1.htm\nQUARTERLY REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15 (d) OF THE SECURITIES\n115 SOUTH GRANT STREET, FITZGERALD, GEORGIA 31750\nADDRESS OF PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE OFFICES\nREGISTRANT\u2019S TELEPHONE NUMBER INCLUDING AREA CODE\nINDICATE BY CHECK MARK WHETHER THE REGISTRANT (1) HAS FILED REPORTS REQUIRED TO BE FILED BY SECTIONS 13 OR 15 (d) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 DURING THE PRECEDING 12 MONTHS (OR FOR SUCH SHORTER PERIOD THAT THE REGISTRANT WAS REQUIRED TO FILE SUCH REPORTS), AND (2) HAS BEEN SUBJECT TO SUCH FILING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PAST 90 DAYS.\nIF AN EMERGING GROWTH COMPANY, INDICATE BY CHECK MARK IF THE REGISTRANT HAS ELECTED NOT TO USE THE EXTENDED TRANSITION PERIOD FOR COMPLYING WITH ANY NEW OR REVISED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS PROVIDED PURSUANT TO SECITON 13(A) OF THE EXCHANGE ACT.\nForward Looking Statement Disclosure 3\nCertain statements contained in this Quarterly Report that are not statements of historical fact constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (the Act), notwithstanding that such statements are not specifically identified. In addition, certain statements may be contained in the Company\u2019s future filings with the SEC, in press releases, and in oral and written statements made by or with the approval of the Company that are not statements of historical fact and constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Act. Examples of forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to: (i) projections of revenues, income or loss, earnings or loss per share, the payment or nonpayment of dividends, capital structure and other financial items; (ii) statements of plans and objectives of Colony Bankcorp, Inc. or its management or Board of Directors, including those relating to products or services; (ii) statements of future economic performance; and (iv) statements of assumptions underlying such statements. Words such as \u201cbelieves,\u201d \u201canticipates,\u201d \u201cexpects,\u201d \u201cintends,\u201d \u201ctargeted,\u201d and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements but are not the exclusive means of identifying such statements.\nForward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those in such statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ from those discussed in the forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to:\nLocal and regional economic conditions and the impact they may have on the Company and its customers and the Company\u2019s assessment of that impact.\nChanges in estimates of future reserve requirements based upon the periodic review thereof under relevant regulatory and accounting requirements.\nThe effects of and changes in trade, monetary and fiscal policies and laws, including interest rate policies of the Federal Reserve Board.\nInflation, interest rate, market and monetary fluctuations.\nActs of war, terrorism or cyberterrorism.\nThe timely development and acceptance of new products and services and perceived overall value of these products and services by users.\nChanges in consumer spending, borrowings and savings habits.\nAcquisitions and integration of acquired businesses.\nThe ability to increase market share and control expenses.\nThe effect of changes in laws and regulations (including laws and regulations concerning taxes, banking, securities and insurance) with which the Company and its subsidiary must comply.\nThe effect of changes in accounting policies and practices, as may be adopted by the regulatory agencies, as well as the Financial Accounting Standards Board and other accounting standard setters.\nChanges in the Company\u2019s organization, compensation and benefit plans.\nThe costs and effects of litigation and of unexpected or adverse outcomes in such litigation.\nGreater than expected costs or difficulties related to the integration of new lines of business.\nThe Company\u2019s success at managing the risks involved in the foregoing items.\nForward-looking statements speak only as of the date on which such statements are made. The Company undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement to reflect events or circumstances after the date on which such statement is made, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.\nReaders should carefully review all disclosures we file from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).\nTHE FOLLOWING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE PROVIDED FOR COLONY BANKCORP, INC. AND ITS WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY BANK, COLONY BANK\nA. CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS \u2013 JUNE 30, 2017 (UNAUDITED) AND DECEMBER 31, 2016 (AUDITED).\nB. CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF INCOME \u2013 FOR THE THREE MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016 AND FOR THE SIX MONTHE ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016 (UNAUDITED).\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME \u2013 FOR THE THREE MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016 AND FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016 (UNAUDITED).\nCONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 AND 2016 (UNAUDITED).\nTHE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FURNISHED HAVE NOT BEEN AUDITED BY INDEPENDENT CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, BUT REFLECT, IN THE OPINION OF MANAGEMENT, ALL ADJUSTMENTS (CONSISTING SOLELY OF NORMAL RECURRING ADJUSTMENTS) NECESSARY FOR A FAIR PRESENTATION OF THE RESULTS OF OPERATIONS FOR THE PERIODS PRESENTED.\nTHE RESULTS OF OPERATIONS FOR THE SIX MONTH PERIOD ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 ARE NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF THE RESULTS TO BE EXPECTED FOR THE FULL YEAR.\nPART I (Continued)\nItem 1 (Continued)\nCOLONY BANKCORP, INC. AND SUBSIDIARY\nAvailable for Sale, at Fair Value\nFederal Home Loan Bank Stock, at Cost\nUnearned Interest and Fees\nOther Real Estate (Net of Allowance of $1,350 and $1,878 as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016, Respectively)\nOther Borrowed Money\nPreferred Stock, Stated Value $1,000 a Share; Authorized 10,000,000 Shares, Issued Shares of 0 and 9,360 as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016, Respectively\nCommon Stock, Par Value $1 a Share; Authorized 20,000,000 Shares, Issued 8,439,258 Shares as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016\nAccumulated Other Comprehensive (Loss), Net of Tax Benefits\nDeposits with Other Banks\nState, County and Municipal\nDividends on Other Investments\nService Charges on Deposits\nOther Service Charges, Commissions and Fees\nMortgage Fee Income\nSecurities Gains (Losses)\nNoninterest Expenses\nCash Dividends Declared Per Share of Common Stock\n$ 0.025 $ - $ 0.050 $ -\nGains (Losses) on Securities Arising During the Year\nRealized Gains on Sale of AFS Securities\nChange in Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Securities Available for Sale, Net of Reclassification Adjustment and Tax Effects\nSecurities (Gains)\nAmortization and Accretion\n(Gain) on Sale of Other Real Estate and Repossessions\nProvision for Losses on Other Real Estate\nIncrease in Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance\n(Gain) Loss on Sale of Premises & Equipment\nOther Prepaids, Deferrals and Accruals, Net\nProceeds from Maturities, Calls, and Paydowns of Investment Securities:\nProceeds from Sale of Investment Securities\nInterest-Bearing Deposits in Other Banks\nNet Loans to Customers\nProceeds from Sale of Other Real Estate and Repossessions\nProceeds from Sale of Premises and Equipment\nNoninterest-Bearing Customer Deposits\nInterest-Bearing Customer Deposits\nDividends Paid for Preferred Stock\nDividends Paid for Common Stock\n(422 ) -\nPayments on Other Borrowed Money\nProceeds from Other Borrowed Money\nCOLONY BANKCORP, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES\nColony Bankcorp, Inc. (the Company) is a bank holding company located in Fitzgerald, Georgia. The consolidated financial statements include the accounts of the Company and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Colony Bank, Fitzgerald, Georgia (the Bank). All significant intercompany accounts have been eliminated in consolidation. The accounting and reporting policies of the Company conform to generally accepted accounting principles and practices utilized in the commercial banking industry.\nAll dollars in notes to consolidated financial statements are rounded to the nearest thousand, except for per share amounts.\nThe consolidated financial statements in this report are unaudited, except for the December 31, 2016 consolidated balance sheet. All adjustments consisting of normal recurring accruals which are, in the opinion of management, necessary for fair presentation of the interim consolidated financial statements, have been included and fairly and accurately present the financial position, results of operations and cash flows of the Company. The results of operations for the six months ended June 30, 2017 are not necessarily indicative of the results which may be expected for the entire year.\nThe Bank provides a full range of retail and commercial banking services for consumers and small- to medium-size businesses located primarily in central, south and coastal Georgia. The Bank is headquartered in Fitzgerald, Georgia with banking offices in Albany, Ashburn, Broxton, Centerville, Columbus, Cordele, Douglas, Eastman, Fitzgerald, Leesburg, Moultrie, Quitman, Rochelle, Savannah, Soperton, Sylvester, Statesboro, Thomaston, Tifton, Valdosta and Warner Robins. Lending and investing activities are funded primarily by deposits gathered through its retail banking office network.\nIn preparing the financial statements, management is required to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities as of the balance sheet date and revenues and expenses for the period. Actual results could differ significantly from those estimates. Material estimates that are particularly susceptible to significant change in the near term relate to the determination of the allowance for loan losses and the valuation of real estate acquired in connection with foreclosures or in satisfaction of loans.\nIn certain instances, amounts reported in prior years\u2019 consolidated financial statements have been reclassified to conform to statement presentations selected for 2017. Such reclassifications have not affected previously reported stockholders\u2019 equity or net income.\nConcentrations of credit risk can exist in relation to individual borrowers or groups of borrowers, certain types of collateral, certain types of industries, or certain geographic regions. The Company has a concentration in real estate loans as well as a geographic concentration that could pose an adverse credit risk. At June 30, 2017, approximately 87 percent of the Company\u2019s loan portfolio was concentrated in loans secured by real estate. A substantial portion of borrowers\u2019 ability to honor their contractual obligations is dependent upon the viability of the real estate economic sector. Collateral real estate values that secure land development, construction and speculative real estate loans in the Company\u2019s larger Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) markets have resulted in high loan loss provisions in recent years. In addition, a large portion of the Company\u2019s foreclosed assets are also located in these same geographic markets, making the recovery of the carrying amount of foreclosed assets susceptible to changes in market conditions. Management continues to monitor these concentrations and has considered these concentrations in its allowance for loan loss analysis.\nConcentrations of Credit Risk (Continued)\nThe success of the Company is dependent, to a certain extent, upon the economic conditions in the geographic markets it serves. Adverse changes in the economic conditions in these geographic markets would likely have a material adverse effect on the Company\u2019s results of operations and financial condition. The operating results of the Company depend primarily on its net interest income. Accordingly, operations are subject to risks and uncertainties surrounding the exposure to changes in the interest rate environment.\nAt times, the Company may have cash and cash equivalents at financial institutions in excess of federal deposit insurance limits. The Company places its cash and cash equivalents with high credit quality financial institutions whose credit ratings are monitored by management to minimize credit risk.\nThe Company classifies its investment securities as trading, available for sale or held to maturity. Securities that are held principally for resale in the near term are classified as trading. Trading securities are carried at fair value, with realized and unrealized gains and losses included in noninterest income. Currently, no securities are classified as trading. Securities acquired with both the intent and ability to be held to maturity are classified as held to maturity and reported at amortized cost. All securities not classified as trading or held to maturity are considered available for sale. Securities available for sale are reported at estimated fair value. Unrealized gains and losses on securities available for sale are excluded from earnings and are reported, net of deferred taxes, in accumulated other comprehensive income (loss), a component of stockholders\u2019 equity. Gains and losses from sales of securities available for sale are computed using the specific identification method. Securities available for sale includes securities which may be sold to meet liquidity needs arising from unanticipated deposit and loan fluctuations, changes in regulatory capital requirements, or unforeseen changes in market conditions.\nThe Company evaluates each held to maturity and available for sale security in a loss position for other-than-temporary impairment (OTTI). In estimating other-than-temporary impairment losses, management considers such factors as the length of time and the extent to which the market value has been below cost, the financial condition of the issuer and the Company\u2019s intent to sell and whether it is more likely than not that the Company will be required to sell the security before anticipated recovery of the amortized cost basis. If the Company intends to sell or if it is more likely than not that the Company will be required to sell the security before recovery, the OTTI write-down is recognized in earnings. If the Company does not intend to sell the security or it is not more likely than not that it will be required to sell the security before recovery, the OTTI write-down is separated into an amount representing credit loss, which is recognized in earnings and an amount related to all other factors, which is recognized in other comprehensive income (loss).\nInvestment in stock of a Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) is required for every federally insured institution that utilizes its services. FHLB stock is considered restricted, as defined in the accounting standards. The FHLB stock is reported in the consolidated financial statements at cost. Dividend income is recognized when earned.\nLoans that the Company has the ability and intent to hold for the foreseeable future or until maturity are recorded at their principal amount outstanding, net of unearned interest and fees. Loan origination fees, net of certain direct origination costs, are deferred and amortized over the estimated terms of the loans using the straight-line method. Interest income on loans is recognized using the effective interest method.\nA loan is considered to be delinquent when payments have not been made according to contractual terms, typically evidenced by nonpayment of a monthly installment by the due date.\nWhen management believes there is sufficient doubt as to the collectability of principal or interest on any loan or generally when loans are 90 days or more past due, the accrual of applicable interest is discontinued and the loan is designated as nonaccrual, unless the loan is well secured and in the process of collection. Interest payments received on nonaccrual loans are either applied against principal or reported as income, according to management\u2019s judgment as to the collectability of principal. Loans are returned to an accrual status when factors indicating doubtful collectability on a timely basis no longer exist.\nLoans Modified in a Troubled Debt Restructuring (TDR)\nLoans are considered to have been modified in a TDR when, due to a borrower\u2019s financial difficulty, the Company makes certain concessions to the borrower that it would not otherwise consider for new debt with similar risk characteristics. Modifications may include interest rate reductions, principal or interest forgiveness, forbearance, and other actions intended to minimize economic loss and to avoid foreclosure or repossession of the collateral. Generally, a non-accrual loan that has been modified in a TDR remains on non-accrual status for a period of 6 months to demonstrate that the borrower is able to meet the terms of the modified loan. However, performance prior to the modification, or significant events that coincide with the modification, are included in assessing whether the borrower can meet the new terms and may result in the loan being returned to accrual status at the time of loan modification or after a shorter performance period. If the borrower\u2019s ability to meet the revised payment schedule is uncertain, the loan remains on non-accrual status. Once a loan is modified in a troubled debt restructuring it is accounted for as an impaired loan, regardless of its accrual status, until the loan is paid in full, sold or charged off. A TDR may cease being classified as impaired if the loan is subsequently modified at market terms and, has performed according to the modified terms for at least six months, and there has not been any prior principal forgiveness on a cumulative basis.\nThe allowance for loan losses is established as losses are estimated to have occurred through a provision for loan losses charged to earnings. Loan losses are charged against the allowance when management believes the inability to collect a loan balance is confirmed. Subsequent recoveries, if any, are credited to the allowance.\nThe allowance for loan losses is evaluated on a regular basis by management and is based upon management\u2019s periodic review of the collectability of the loans in light of historical experience, the nature and volume of the loan portfolio, adverse situations that may affect the borrower\u2019s ability to repay, estimated value of any underlying collateral and prevailing economic conditions. This evaluation is inherently subjective, as it requires estimates that are susceptible to significant revisions as more information becomes available.\nThe allowance consists of specific, historical and general components. The specific component relates to loans that are classified as either doubtful, substandard or special mention. For such loans that are also classified as impaired, an allowance is established when the discounted cash flows (or collateral value or observable market price) of the impaired loan are lower than the carrying value of that loan. The historical component covers nonclassified loans and is based on historical loss experience adjusted for qualitative factors. A general component is maintained to cover uncertainties that could affect management\u2019s estimate of probable losses. The general component of the allowance reflects the margin of imprecision inherent in the underlying assumptions used in the methodologies for estimating specific and historical losses in the portfolio. General valuation allowances are based on internal and external qualitative risk factors such as (1) changes in lending policies and procedures, including changes in underwriting standards and collections, charge offs, and recovery practices, (2) changes in international, national, regional, and local conditions, (3) changes in the nature and volume of the portfolio and terms of loans, (4) changes in the experience, depth, and ability of lending management, (5) changes in the volume and severity of past due loans and other similar conditions, (6) changes in the quality of the organization's loan review system, (7) changes in the value of underlying collateral for collateral dependent loans, (8) the existence and effect of any concentrations of credit and changes in the levels of such concentrations, and (9) the effect of other external factors (i.e. competition, legal and regulatory requirements) on the level of estimated credit losses.\nLoans identified as losses by management, internal loan review and/or regulatory agencies are charged off.\nA loan is considered impaired when, based on current information and events, it is probable that the Company will be unable to collect the scheduled payments of principal or interest when due according to the contractual terms of the loan agreement. Factors considered by management in determining impairment include payment status, collateral value and the probability of collecting scheduled principal and interest payments when due. Loans that experience insignificant payment delays and payment shortfalls generally are not classified as impaired. Management determines the significance of payment delays and payment shortfalls on a case-by-case basis, taking into consideration all of the circumstances surrounding the loan and the borrower, including the length of the delay, the reasons for the delay, the borrower\u2019s prior payment record and the amount of the shortfall in relation to the principal and interest owed. Impairment is measured on a loan-by-loan basis by either the present value of expected future cash flows discounted at the loan\u2019s effective interest rate, the loan\u2019s obtainable market price or the fair value of the collateral if the loan is collateral dependent.\nAllowance for Loan Losses (Continued)\nA significant portion of the Company\u2019s impaired loans are deemed to be collateral dependent. Management therefore measures impairment on these loans based on the fair value of the collateral. Collateral values are determined based on appraisals performed by qualified licensed appraisers hired by the Company or by senior members of the Company\u2019s credit administration staff. The decision whether or not to obtain an external third-party appraisal usually depends on the type of property being evaluated. External appraisals are usually obtained on more complex, income producing properties such as hotels, shopping centers and businesses. Less complex properties such as residential lots, farm land and single family houses may be evaluated internally by senior credit administration staff. When the Company does obtain appraisals from external third-parties, the values utilized in the impairment calculation are \u201cas is\u201d or current market values. The appraisals, whether prepared internally or externally, may utilize a single valuation approach or a combination of approaches including the comparable sales, income and cost approach. Appraised amounts used in the impairment calculation are typically discounted 10 percent to account for selling and marketing costs, if the repayment of the loan is to come from the sale of the collateral. Although appraisals are not obtained each year on all impaired loans, the collateral values used in the impairment calculations are evaluated quarterly by management. Based on management\u2019s knowledge of the collateral and the current real estate market conditions, appraised values may be further discounted to reflect facts and circumstances known to management since the most recent appraisal was performed.\nAdjustments are routinely made in the appraisal process by the appraisers to adjust for differences between the comparable sales and income data available. Such adjustments are typically significant and result in a level 3 classification of the inputs for determining fair value. Because of the high degree of judgment required in estimating the fair value of collateral underlying impaired loans and because of the relationship between fair value and general economic conditions, we consider the fair value of impaired loans to be highly sensitive to changes in market conditions.\nPremises and equipment are recorded at acquisition cost net of accumulated depreciation.\nDepreciation is charged to operations over the estimated useful lives of the assets. The estimated useful lives and methods of depreciation are as follows:\nBanking Premises\n15 - 40 Straight-Line and Accelerated\n5 - 10 Straight-Line and Accelerated\nExpenditures for major renewals and betterments are capitalized. Maintenance and repairs are charged to operations as incurred. When property and equipment are retired or sold, the cost and accumulated depreciation are removed from the respective accounts and any gain or loss is reflected in other income or expense.\nIntangible assets consist of core deposit intangibles acquired in connection with a business combination. The core deposit intangible is initially recognized based on a valuation performed as of the consummation date. The core deposit intangible is amortized by the straight-line method over the average remaining life of the acquired customer deposits.\nTransfers of financial assets are accounted for as sales, when control over the assets has been surrendered. Control over transferred assets is deemed to be surrendered when (1) the assets have been isolated from the Company, (2) the transferee obtains the right (free of conditions that constrain it from taking advantage of that right) to pledge or exchange the transferred assets and (3) the Company does not maintain effective control over the transferred assets through an agreement to repurchase them before their maturity.\nFor reporting cash flows, cash and cash equivalents include cash on hand, noninterest-bearing amounts due from banks and federal funds sold. Cash flows from demand deposits, interest-bearing checking accounts, savings accounts, loans and certificates of deposit are reported net.\nThe Company expenses the cost of advertising in the periods in which those costs are incurred.\nThe provision for income taxes is based upon income for financial statement purposes, adjusted for nontaxable income and nondeductible expenses. Deferred income taxes have been provided when different accounting methods have been used in determining income for income tax purposes and for financial reporting purposes.\nDeferred tax assets and liabilities are recognized based on future tax consequences attributable to differences arising from the financial statement carrying values of assets and liabilities and their tax bases. The differences relate primarily to depreciable assets (use of different depreciation methods for financial statement and income tax purposes) and allowance for loan losses (use of the allowance method for financial statement purposes and the direct write-off method for tax purposes). In the event of changes in the tax laws, deferred tax assets and liabilities are adjusted in the period of the enactment of those changes, with effects included in the income tax provision. Deferred tax assets are reduced by a valuation allowance when, in the opinion of management, it is more likely than not that some portion or all of the deferred tax assets will not be realized. The Company and its subsidiary file a consolidated federal income tax return. The subsidiary pays its proportional share of federal income taxes to the Company based on its taxable income.\nPositions taken in the Company\u2019s tax returns may be subject to challenge by the taxing authorities upon examination. Uncertain tax positions are initially recognized in the consolidated financial statements when it is more likely than not the position will be sustained upon examination by the tax authorities. Such tax positions are both initially and subsequently measured as the largest amount of tax benefit that is greater than 50 percent likely of being realized upon settlement with the tax authority, assuming full knowledge of the position and all relevant facts. The Company provides for interest and, in some cases, penalties on tax positions that may be challenged by the taxing authorities. Interest expense is recognized beginning in the first period that such interest would begin accruing. Penalties are recognized in the period that the Company claims the position in the tax return. Interest and penalties on income tax uncertainties are classified within income tax expense in the consolidated statement of income.\nOther real estate generally represents real estate acquired through foreclosure and is initially recorded at estimated fair value at the date of acquisition less the cost of disposal. Losses from the acquisition of property in full or partial satisfaction of debt are recorded as loan losses. Properties are evaluated regularly to ensure the recorded amounts are supported by current fair values, and valuation allowances are recorded as necessary to reduce the carrying amount to fair value less estimated cost of disposal. Routine holding costs and gains or losses upon disposition are included in other noninterest expense.\nThe Company has purchased life insurance on the lives of certain key members of management and directors. The life insurance policies are recorded at the amount that can be realized under the insurance contract at the balance sheet date, which is the cash surrender value adjusted for other charges or amounts due that are probable at settlement, if applicable. Increases in the cash surrender value are recorded as other income in the consolidated statements of income. The cash surrender value of the insurance contracts is recorded in other assets on the consolidated balance sheets in the amount of $15,724 and $15,419 as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016, respectively.\nAccounting principles generally require that recognized revenue, expenses, gains and losses be included in net income. Certain changes in assets and liabilities, such as unrealized gains and losses on securities available for sale, represent equity changes from economic events of the period other than transactions with owners and are not reported in the consolidated statements of operations but as a separate component of the equity section of the consolidated balance sheets. Such items are considered components of other comprehensive income (loss). Accounting standards codification requires the presentation in the consolidated financial statements of net income and all items of other comprehensive income (loss) as total comprehensive income (loss).\nOff-Balance Sheet Credit Related Financial Instruments\nIn the ordinary course of business, the Company has entered into commitments to extend credit, commercial letters of credit and standby letters of credit. Such financial instruments are recorded when they are funded.\nChanges in Accounting Principles and Effects of New Accounting Pronouncements\nASU 2014-09, Revenue from Contracts with Customers (Topic 606). The core principle of ASU 2014-09 is to recognize revenues when promised goods or services are transferred to customers in an amount that reflects the consideration to which an entity is expected to be entitled for those goods or services. ASU 2014-09 defines a five-step process to achieve this core principle and, in doing so, it is possible more judgment and estimates may be required within the revenue recognition process than required under existing U.S. GAAP, including identifying performance obligations in the contract, estimating the amount of variable consideration to include in the transaction price and allocating the transaction price to each performance obligation. ASU 2014-09, as deferred one year by ASU 2015-14, is effective for the Company in the first quarter of fiscal year 2018. The Company is currently evaluating the impact of the pending adoption of ASU 2014-09 on the consolidated financial statements.\nASU 2016-01, Financial Instruments \u2013 Overall (Subtopic 825-10): Recognition and Measurement of Financial Assets and Financial Liabilities. ASU 2016-01, among other things, (i) requires equity investments, with certain exceptions, to be measured at fair value with changes in fair value recognized in net income, (ii) simplifies the impairment assessment of equity investments without readily determinable fair values by requiring a qualitative assessment to identify impairment, (iii) eliminates the requirement for public business entities to disclose the methods and significant assumptions used to estimate the fair value that is required to be disclosed for financial instruments measured at amortized cost on the balance sheet, (iv) requires public business entities to use the exit price notion when measuring the fair value of financial instruments for disclosure purposes, (v) requires an entity to present separately in other comprehensive income the portion of the total change in the fair value of a liability resulting from a change in the instrument-specific credit risk when the entity has elected to measure the liability at fair value in accordance with the fair value option for financial instruments, (vi) requires separate presentation of financial assets and financial liabilities by measurement category and form of financial asset on the balance sheet or the accompanying notes to the financial statements and (viii) clarifies that an entity should evaluate the need for a valuation allowance on a deferred tax asset related to available-for-sale. ASU 2016-01 will be effective for the Company on January 1, 2018. The Company is currently evaluating the impact of the pending adoption of ASU 2016-01 on the consolidated financial statements.\nASU 2016-02, Leases (Topic 842). This ASU requires lessees to put most leases on their balance sheets but recognize expenses in the income statement in a manner similar to current accounting treatment. This ASU changes the guidance on sale-leaseback transactions, initial direct costs and lease execution costs, and, for lessors, modifies the classification criteria and the accounting for sales-type and direct financing leases. For public business entities, this ASU is effective for annual periods beginning after December 15, 2018, and interim periods therein. Entities are required to use a modified retrospective approach for leases that exist or are entered into after the beginning of the earliest comparative period in the financial statements. The Company is evaluating the impact of this ASU on its financial statements and disclosures.\nASU 2016-13, Financial Instruments \u2013 Credit Losses (Topic 326). This ASU sets forth a \u201ccurrent expected credit loss\u201d (CECL) model which requires the Company to measure all expected credit losses for financial instruments held at the reporting date based on historical experience, current conditions and reasonable supported forecasts. This replaces the existing incurred loss model and is applicable to the measurement of credit losses on financial assets measured at amortized cost and applies to some off-balance sheet credit exposures. This ASU is effective for fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2019, including interim periods within those fiscal years. The Company is currently assessing the impact of the adoption of this ASU on its consolidated financial statements.\nChanges in Accounting Principles and Effects of New Accounting Pronouncements (Continued)\nASU 2016-15, Statement of Cash Flows (Topic 230) - Classification of Certain Cash Receipts and Cash Payments. ASU 2016-15 provides guidance related to certain cash flow issues in order to reduce the current and potential future diversity in practice. ASU 2016-15 will be effective for us on January 1, 2018 and is not expected to have a significant impact on our financial statements.\nASU 2016-18, Statement of Cash Flows (Topic 230) - Restricted Cash. ASU 2016-18 requires restricted cash and restricted cash equivalents to be included with cash and cash equivalents when reconciling the beginning-of-period and end-of-period total amounts shown on the statement of cash flows. The adoption of this guidance will only affect the Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows. ASU 2016-18 is effective for fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2017 and interim periods within those fiscal years, and is not expected to have a significant impact on the Company's consolidated financial statements.\nASU 2017-08, Premium Amortization on Purchased Callable Debt Securities. This ASU shortens the amortization period for the premium on certain purchased callable debt securities to the earliest call date. Today, entities generally amortize the premium over the contractual life of the security. The new guidance does not change the accounting for purchased callable debt securities held at a discount; the discount continues to be amortized to maturity. ASU No. 2017-08 is effective for interim and annual reporting periods beginning after December 15, 2018; early adoption is permitted. The guidance calls for a modified retrospective transition approach under which a cumulative-effect adjustment will be made to retained earnings as of the beginning of the first reporting period in which the guidance is adopted. The Company is currently evaluating the provisions of ASU No. 2017-08 to determine the potential impact the new standard will have on the Company\u2019s Consolidated Financial Statements.\nInvestment securities as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016 are summarized as follows:\nSecurities Available for Sale:\nU. S. Government Agencies\n$ 336,786 $ 204 $ (6,248 ) $ 330,742\nState, County & Municipal\n2,056 8 - 2,064\n$ 326,694 $ 76 $ (7,673 ) $ 319,097\n(2) Investment Securities (Continued)\nThe amortized cost and fair value of investment securities as of June 30, 2017, by contractual maturity, are shown hereafter. Expected maturities may differ from contractual maturities for certain investments because issuers may have the right to call or prepay obligations with or without call or prepayment penalties. This is often the case with mortgage-backed securities, which are disclosed separately in the table below.\nThe Bank did not sell any investments during the first six months of 2017. Therefore the Bank did not have any proceeds, gains or losses during the first six months of 2017. Proceeds from the sale of investments available for sale totaled $16,010 for the first six months of 2016. The sale of investments available for sale during the first six months of 2016 resulted in gross realized gains of $135 and losses of $6.\nInvestment securities having a carrying value approximating $147,765 and $144,854 as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016, respectively, were pledged to secure public deposits and for other purposes.\nInformation pertaining to securities with gross unrealized losses at June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016 aggregated by investment category and length of time that individual securities have been in a continuous loss position, follows:\nU. S. Government Agencies Mortgage-Backed\n$ 170,412 $ (2,499 ) $ 108,285 $ (3,749 ) $ 278,697 $ (6,248 )\n1,776 (27 ) - - 1,776 (27 )\nU.S. Government Agencies Mortgage-Backed\nManagement evaluates securities for other-than-temporary impairment at least on a quarterly basis, and more frequently when economic or market concerns warrant such evaluation. Consideration is given to (1) the length of time and the extent to which the fair value has been less than cost, (2) the financial condition and near-term prospects of the issuer and (3) the intent and ability of the Company to retain its investment in the issuer for a period of time sufficient to allow for any anticipated recovery in fair value.\nAt June 30, 2017, 108 securities have unrealized losses which have depreciated 2.19 percent from the Company\u2019s amortized cost basis. These securities are guaranteed by either the U.S. Government, other governments or U.S. corporations. In analyzing an issuer\u2019s financial condition, management considers whether the securities are issued by the federal government or its agencies, whether downgrades by bond rating agencies have occurred and the results of reviews of the issuer\u2019s financial condition. The unrealized losses are largely due to increases in market interest rates over the yields available at the time the underlying securities were purchased. As management has the ability to hold debt securities until maturity, or for the foreseeable future if classified as available-for-sale, no declines are deemed to be other than temporary.\nThe following table presents the composition of loans segregated by class of loans, as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016.\nConsumer and Other\nCommercial and industrial loans are extended to a diverse group of businesses within the Company\u2019s market area. These loans are often underwritten based on the borrower\u2019s ability to service the debt from income from the business. Real estate construction loans often require loan funds to be advanced prior to completion of the project. Due to uncertainties inherent in estimating construction costs, changes in interest rates and other economic conditions, these loans often pose a higher risk than other types of loans. Consumer loans are originated at the Bank level. These loans are generally smaller loan amounts spread across many individual borrowers to help minimize risk.\nCredit Quality Indicators. As part of the ongoing monitoring of the credit quality of the loan portfolio, management tracks certain credit quality indicators including trends related to (i) the risk grade assigned to commercial and consumer loans, (ii) the level of classified commercial loans, (iii) net charge-offs, (iv) nonperforming loans, and (v) the general economic conditions in the Company\u2019s geographic markets.\n(3) Loans (Continued)\nThe Company uses a risk grading matrix to assign a risk grade to each of its loans. Loans are graded on a scale of 1 to 8. A description of the general characteristics of the grades is as follows:\nGrades 1 and 2 \u2013 Borrowers with these assigned grades range in risk from virtual absence of risk to minimal risk. Such loans may be secured by Company-issued and controlled certificates of deposit or properly margined equity securities or bonds. Other loans comprising these grades are made to companies that have been in existence for a long period of time with many years of consecutive profits and strong equity, good liquidity, excellent debt service ability and unblemished past performance, or to exceptionally strong individuals with collateral of unquestioned value that fully secures the loans. Loans in this category fall into the \u201cpass\u201d classification.\nGrades 3 and 4 \u2013 Loans assigned these \u201cpass\u201d risk grades are made to borrowers with acceptable credit quality and risk. The risk ranges from loans with no significant weaknesses in repayment capacity and collateral protection to acceptable loans with one or more risk factors considered to be more than average.\nGrade 5 \u2013 This grade includes \u201cspecial mention\u201d loans on management\u2019s watch list and is intended to be used on a temporary basis for pass grade loans where risk-modifying action is intended in the short-term.\nGrade 6 \u2013 This grade includes \u201csubstandard\u201d loans in accordance with regulatory guidelines. This category includes borrowers with well-defined weaknesses that jeopardize the payment of the debt in accordance with the agreed terms. Loans considered to be impaired are assigned this grade, and these loans often have assigned loss allocations as part of the allowance for loan and lease losses. Generally, loans on which interest accrual has been stopped would be included in this grade.\nGrades 7 and 8 \u2013 These grades correspond to regulatory classification definitions of \u201cdoubtful\u201d and \u201closs,\u201d respectively. In practice, any loan with these grades would be for a very short period of time, and generally the Company has no loans with these assigned grades. Management manages the Company\u2019s problem loans in such a way that uncollectible loans or uncollectible portions of loans are charged off immediately with any residual, collectible amounts assigned a risk grade of 6.\nThe following table presents the loan portfolio by credit quality indicator (risk grade) as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016. Those loans with a risk grade of 1, 2, 3 or 4 have been combined in the pass column for presentation purposes. For the period ending June 30, 2017, the Company did not have any loans classified as \u201cdoubtful\u201d or a \u201closs\u201d.\n9,031 - 199 9,230\n18,791 - - 18,791\n11,630 - 200 11,830\nA loan\u2019s risk grade is assigned at the inception of the loan and is based on the financial strength of the borrower and the type of collateral. Loan risk grades are subject to reassessment at various times throughout the year as part of the Company\u2019s ongoing loan review process. Loans with an assigned risk grade of 6 or below and an outstanding balance of $250,000 or more are reassessed on a quarterly basis. During this reassessment process individual reserves may be identified and placed against certain loans which are not considered impaired.\nIn assessing the overall economic condition of the markets in which it operates, the Company monitors the unemployment rates for its major service areas. The unemployment rates are reviewed on a quarterly basis as part of the allowance for loan loss determination.\nLoans are considered past due if the required principal and interest payments have not been received as of the date such payments were due. Generally, loans are placed on nonaccrual status if principal or interest payments become 90 days past due or when, in management\u2019s opinion, the borrower may be unable to meet payment obligations as they become due, as well as when required by regulatory provision. Loans may be placed on nonaccrual status regardless of whether or not such loans are considered past due.\nThe following table represents an age analysis of past due loans and nonaccrual loans, segregated by class of loans, as of June 30, 2017 and December 31, 2016:\nAccruing Loans\nTotal Accruing\nLoans Past Due\n$ 615 $ - $ 615 $ 608 $ 43,660 $ 44,883\n202 - 202 348 21,260 21,810\n- - - 199 9,031 9,230\n1,233 - 1,233 3,079 351,489 355,801\n- - - - 18,791 18,791\n$ 6,218 $ - $ 6,218 $ 8,176 $ 761,172 $ 775,566\n33 - 33 209 16,838 17,080\n492 - 492 6,360 342,238 349,090\n$ 4,469 $ - $ 4,469 $ 12,350 $ 737,464 $ 754,283\nThe following table details impaired loan data as of June 30, 2017:\nWith No Related Allowance Recorded\n$ 608 $ 608 $ - $ 639 $ 11 $ 15\n102 102 - 159 1 1\n10,454 10,454 - 13,543 226 222\n5,667 4,871 - 4,511 98 115\n18,228 17,410 - 20,119 411",
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        "raw_content": "Rolling logs, swinging axes, saws aplenty, and even an appearance by the Musky Queen: welcome to the Lumberjack World Championships in Hayward, Wisconsin.\nby Holly Anderson on October 28, 2015\nThe deal with Hayward is, you can\u2019t get there from here. The nearest interstate highway is about an hour and a half west, over the state line from Wisconsin in Minnesota. Any way you try to approach it, you\u2019re going to have some substantial stretches of time alone with your thoughts as you wind through thick woods and farmlands and a nighttime darkness so total you\u2019re surprised to reach your destination without finding a hook hanging from the car door handle.\nOnce the sun is safely up, you can navigate toward the Lumberjack Bowl arena by driving past the Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame,1 and toward the cluster of cedar poles sunk into the earth and the array of flags that honor the nations about to be represented in the Lumberjack World Championships. Hayward is a small lake resort town with a permanent population of around 2,300 that balloons each summer as thousands of spectators wedge into a collection of grandstands nestled around a finger-shaped inlet of Hayward Lake that used to serve as a North Wisconsin Lumber Company holding pond for cut timber. For most of the warm months, it serves as a home base for Scheer\u2019s Lumberjack Show, enticing tourists with feats of woodsy strength and speed. And for one long weekend every year at the end of July, it hosts the world\u2019s best lumberjacks and lumberjills2 for three days of sawing, chopping, logrolling, running, and climbing. The games have progressed with the years \u2014 there are laser timers on the footraces now and teams of women pulling double saws \u2014 but in the crucial ways, things here stay the way they were.\nThe museum is not hard to spot.\n2015 marks the 56th-annual edition of the \u201cOlympics of the Forest,\u201d founded in 1960 \u201cto perpetuate and glorify the working skills of the American lumberjack,\u201d and with more than 120 qualifiers, this year\u2019s games boasts the largest field of competitors in event history. The larger sporting sphere looks in every once in a while. Wide World of Sports was here in 1979. The Great Outdoor Games, while they existed, featured its events. Kenny Mayne did a segment at the championships in 2013. But whether the outside world is watching or not, the games continue, without a lot of regard to who\u2019s paying attention. These athletes are not here for your cameras. They\u2019re here for themselves, and for each other, and for a lucky few to be able to go home and say, \u201cLook at this chain saw I won.\u201d\nThursday and Friday of championships weekend are given over to heats and novice contests, and are lighter on tourists, but loud with relatives and supporters of the athletes. Like the entrants, the crowd trends toward the blond and Scandinavian. There are multigenerational-family cheering sections, off-duty policemen idly arguing over whether they could chop trees faster than the entrants, lone fishermen in T-shirts reading YOUR BAIT SUCKS AND YOUR BOAT\u2019S UGLY or I CAN\u2019T HEAR YOU, MY HEAD IS UP MY BASS. Dogs splash in the rushes; a couple of kayakers hang out in the open end of the inlet; a woman in a broad-brimmed sun hat gripes that Green Bay has gotten \u201cso touristy.\u201d An audience giveaway is conducted, with the winner taking home one ton of premium wood pellets.\nOn the nearest side of the inlet to the arena entrance, a dock has been raised to stage the sawing and chopping events that make up the bulk of the schedule. The contests on the main dock range from exactly the kind of thing you\u2019d expect \u2014 standing next to a block of wood and swinging an ax at it, or pulling a saw through a felled tree \u2014 to the faintly insane, like the underhand chop (competitors stand on an aspen log and swing axes between their feet to hew it in half) and the springboard chop (this one involves sometimes very large men cutting a notch in an aspen log, sticking a board in the incision, climbing up on that, and repeating the process until they\u2019re standing on a board 9 feet in the air trying to hack off the top of the pole). There\u2019s the Jack & Jill, in which male-female teams work double saws through white pine logs, and this year for the first time there\u2019s the Jill & Jill, featuring two-woman teams.\nCompeting in the inaugural Jill & Jill event is Erin LaVoie, the 2014 all-around women\u2019s world title holder. Younger and more compactly built than many of her peers, she doesn\u2019t look anything like you\u2019d picture conjuring up \u201clumberjill.\u201d She does look like she could break you in half. The 33-year-old CrossFit gym owner came to the sport not through a family pipeline, like many of her peers, but by happening on a meeting of her college forestry club in Spokane, Washington. \u201cThey had a team just down the hall from where I was taking all my classes,\u201d she says. \u201cAnd I\u2019m just a competitive person, so I peeked in the room, saw what they were doing, asked a bunch of questions, and then five days later, after picking up my very first ax, I went to a competition and actually, like, won.\u201d\nNearing the opposite end of her career is Sheree Taylor, chicken farmer, captain of the New Zealand women\u2019s woodchopping team, two-time ESPY nominee for Best Outdoors Athlete,3 and grandmother of three. She\u2019s looking for a return to form this season, after entering the 2014 games with 50 percent lung capacity due to a pinched phrenic nerve that inflamed her diaphragm. For the first time since she started competing in 1995, the three-time all-around world champ missed out on the finals; this season, she\u2019s just happy for progress. \u201cThis January I had another test with a respiratory specialist and my breathing capacity was up to 89 percent. And I think it\u2019s increased since. I\u2019m excited about it, because it was really horrendous. But anyway, I\u2019m here.\u201d\nTaylor recalls her experience: \u201cI was so honored, being a non-American, and there I was with Venus and Serena! I said to my husband, I said, \u2018Look, this\u2019ll never happen again.\u2019 So we went out and bought some very nice smart clothes, and to walk on the red carpet and have my own limousine, oh my god! He said, \u2018I can\u2019t get used to this,\u2019 and I said, \u2018Well I\u2019m going to, just for the moment!\u2019 And I said it\u2019ll never happen again, and then two years later I got nominated again!\u201d\nPast the dock, heading clockwise around the inlet, a festive village of trucks and tents has been erected by the visiting athletes. In the middle of the bustle, Arden Cogar Jr. is shirtless, faintly coated with sawdust, and wearing brown Birkenstocks over black socks, conducting a business call over an iPhone plugged into a generator outlet next to a pile of sawed-off tree slices.4 An attorney in a midsize West Virginia firm, he comes from a sprawling family of lumberjacking enthusiasts, but didn\u2019t take the sport seriously until college at WVU, \u201cwhen I was humbled into realizing I wasn\u2019t D-I college football material.\u201d And while he may be built like an old-timey circus strongman, for Cogar, the most important elements he puts into and gets out of this sport are cerebral. \u201cTotal stress relief is what this is for me. This is what keeps me sane.\nThese \u201cwood cookies\u201d will be branded with the festival name and sold as souvenirs throughout the weekend.\n\u201cI\u2019m a daily practitioner of yoga and tai chi, and what a lot of people don\u2019t realize is that this sport is more predicated upon timing and technique than it is brute strength. One of the real truths of this sport is it is an event you can do until your senior years and still be competitive.\u201d Cogar has a daughter just beginning college, and like her dad at that age, she\u2019s a dabbler in the sport who hasn\u2019t really caught the bug yet. \u201cMy guess is once she gets out in the real world and gets her ass kicked a little bit by life, then she\u2019ll realize woodchopping\u2019s kind of fun.\u201d\nSerenity is also the name of the game in the hot saw competition, where chain saws powered by snowmobile and dirt bike engines blaze through 20-inch white pine logs. \u201cI\u2019ve trained to be as strong as I possibly can,\u201d says Chris Bradshaw, another West Virginia native, hefting his 59-pound machine. \u201cThe time I\u2019ve spent in the gym, whenever you\u2019re moving a heavy weight, you\u2019ve got to be so focused, to have your technique exactly right.\n\u201cArden and I are physically the two strongest people that you\u2019ll see here today, OK? But the mental aspect, it\u2019s taken me the last five years to hone.\u201d\nIn the shallows next to either end of the main dock, tiny children are being taught logrolling, a pastime with its roots in 19th-century river drives that floated cut trees from logging camps to sawmills. Then, deaths were common, as workers balancing on logs fell and knocked their skulls on their cargo or slipped beneath floating wood and drowned. Today, kids as young as 4 toddle on synthetic beams that spin beneath their feet, learning first just to remain upright through the rotations, and later to buck their opponents off one end of a shared log and into the lake. \u201cOur muskies are friendly muskies. They don\u2019t eat kids,\u201d an announcer reassures the U7 division.\nThe elite logrolling takes place out in the deeper waters, in the middle of the cove. There are a few crossover competitors who divide their time between the strength-based events on the near side of the lake and the speed and agility contests opposite, but for the most part the athletes on the far bank skew younger and lither than those wielding saws and axes. The gaggle waiting for the running and rolling events could pass for a prep school team decked out in custom soccer shoes with metal golf or logging spikes in place of cleats. Two by two, they\u2019re paired off onto lengths of floating red cedar and pushed away from the dock, where the first roller to fall three times out of five tries will be eliminated. Occasional whistles are blown when stray lily pads drift too near the competition.\nThere are discrete styles of logrolling on display; most of the male competitors favor a faster-paced match with more frequent tumbles, while the women tend to play more of an endurance game, but the goal is the same: nudge your opponent into the water without touching or breaking the invisible plane that divides the floating log in half lengthwise. And as with the choppers and sawyers, the best rollers preach clarity of thought as the path to victory. \u201cIt\u2019s definitely a balance,\u201d says Meredith Ingbretson, a Hayward native and youth logrolling instructor. \u201cYou have to stay mentally focused on what the other person\u2019s doing, so that your physical game can knock them in. Read and react. There\u2019s a lot more to it than you think.\u201d\nShana Verstegen, who took home first-place logrolling honors in 2008 and 2012, credits a cooling of nerves, not an uptick in training intensity, with the biggest leaps forward in her athletic career. \u201cYou\u2019re on a 12-inch piece of wood, and if you\u2019re not focused the entire match, it\u2019s all over. But my life doesn\u2019t depend on it. And once I clicked into that mind frame, I started winning. I still train hard. But I wasn\u2019t feeling like throwing up before I got on the log. So not any meditation, but just a constant reminder of why I\u2019m here and why I do this.\u201d Eight weeks removed from giving birth, she feels even less pressure this year. \u201cI\u2019ve won a few matches, and it feels good. It\u2019s different, but it\u2019s good.\u201d\nIt\u2019s one thing to fall behind on the main dock, where bearing down and speeding up can allow a lagging lumberjack to catch up to a pack of choppers or sawyers. In logrolling, though, missteps are magnified; one slip and it\u2019s into the drink. This is even truer on the boom run, where athletes must dash all the way across the inlet, balancing on a series of logs chained end to end, circle a barrel on the main dock, then run back. The boom run used to be a sort of sideshow event, to take up time between chopping contests, but it gained greater prominence with the advent of Great Outdoor Games. \u201cThat\u2019s when everybody got serious about it,\u201d says Verstegen. \u201cI had to ship a million logs down to Madison to build our own boom runs, because none of us had even practiced for it. Before, it was kind of just a fun thing to do. Then we all started training.\u201d\nBoom running requires the most overt physical grace and leads to the most undignified wipeouts; falls are frequent and racers can occasionally be seen swimming back to shore rather than attempting to remount the slippery cedar poles.5 More than the others, just loving this event seems to matter more than who wins or loses, with potential calamity waiting at every step and twitch. On the return trip across the water, runners are not only battling the wake their first sprint created, but that of their opponents, and by the time they near the start/finish line, most runners\u2019 arms are waving as if directing unseen symphony orchestras, propelling the contestants back to land by flailing momentum and pure will. On some of the best boom runs, the racers\u2019 feet never seem to touch the logs at all, adjusting to every slip and slide with inhuman poise. It\u2019s the ones that don\u2019t make it look easy that are most memorable, though, slamming onto the dock at 45-degree angles, wresting wins from the jaws of gravity.\n\u201cWe have a golden rule here,\u201d the announcer explains during a heat, \u201cthe competitor going the longest gets the loudest applause.\u201d\nThere\u2019s an even bigger battle against the pull of the earth\u2019s core being waged in the final event, speed climbing. On the far bank of the inlet there\u2019s that stand of 60- and 90-foot poles, capable of inducing reverse vertigo in anyone standing at their base and staring up, surrounded by orange plastic fencing that marks off an area cheerfully referred to as \u201cthe loony bin.\u201d Lumberjacks outfitted with coils of rope and lineman gaffs, like those worn by utility workers, race straight up and down in contests that look delicately acrobatic from a distance but up close are revealed, through flying sweat and splinters, as something much more powerful and primal.\nFor all the talk elsewhere in the arena about mental games, to even attempt to compete in the speed climb it helps to be just the tiniest bit crazy. In the boom run, falls are common; in the logroll they\u2019re the entire point. In speed climbing, they\u2019re not so frequent, but they do come with scarier consequences. Defending 60-foot champ Derek Knutson says he still gets nervous every time he straps up. \u201cWhen you start racing, you forget about your form. As soon as you make a mistake, you slip and then you\u2019re out of the race.\u201d\nOut of the race, or worse. Brian Stearns, a 19-year-old boom runner and logroller, recently added the speed climb to his repertoire, and on world championships weekend is competing a week removed from what he casually refers to as \u201ca pretty bad fall\u201d from the 60-foot pole at a lumberjack show in Wisconsin Dells that left him with a concussion and lumbar spine injuries. \u201cIt wasn\u2019t a controlled fall,\u201d he explains, \u201cbecause it had rained 30 minutes prior, so there was no friction on the pole. Usually I\u2019m able to control it by pulling the rope in tight and scraping down, but the pole was soaking wet.\n\u201cSo I\u2019m going down and I\u2019m still speeding up as I\u2019m falling; I had fallen about 45 feet at this point. I push out from the pole so I don\u2019t smack my head into it, and land with my feet out in front of me. My spine compressed when I landed and then whiplashed my head back. I thought I was paralyzed at first. I was freaking out. My teammate carried me back into our shack, I threw my spikes on and I went back out and did the boom run. We have two booms for the show, and I saw four clearly defined booms. I slapped my face a couple times, slapped my legs, and just ran. I even made it across the first time. I wiped out coming back.\u201d\nThey actually had to put rules in place on the speed climb to keep athletes from trying the plummet from the top on purpose. To avoid the spectacle of a pile of crumpled lumberjacks at the base of each pole, black bands are painted every 15 feet, and each racer must touch at least one foot in every 15-foot section on the way down. The regulations keep the madness at bay, a little, but the math on this is still somewhat unsettling: For a legal descent on the 90-foot climb, a lumberjack can fling himself backward into space, held within reach of the pole only by a length of rope, touch one foot or the other to the pole six times on the way down, and call it good.\nSaturday afternoon brings on the finals. It\u2019s hot, and still, and as the temperature hovers around the mid-80s, the shaded areas get crowded. The Pinery Boys sing the national anthems of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Czech Republic, and the United States in rapid succession, one for each home country represented in the field, and Erik Maki, a plaid-clad man with a thick Finnish accent,6 takes over the microphone on the far dock. \u201cFolks, we have spectacular competition lined up for you tonight, and I want to remind you all that audience participation is extremely important. So you have to yell, shout, scream, throw small children into the air! And every time you see something you like, or something you don\u2019t like, you let loose with a great big lumberjack YO-HO!\u201d\nHe\u2019s American, but all emceeing from Maki is done in the character of Toivo, a Finnish lumber camp cook from the north woods (look, just go with it).\nSheree Taylor places sixth in the underhand chop and fifth in the master\u2019s double buck with partner Warrick Hallet. Arden Cogar makes the finals in single buck, standing chop, and underhand; he pairs with Chris Bradshaw to take sixth place in the double buck. Brian Stearns places sixth in logrolling and eighth in the boom run. Meredith Ingbretson sweeps the women\u2019s boom run and logrolling honors, and then the arena erupts in ovations for Hayward native J.R. Salzman, who won six world logrolling titles and the 2005 ESPY for Best Outdoor Sportsman before deploying to Iraq with the National Guard, where a bomb cost him most of his right arm. He returned to Wisconsin to win three more championships, and today\u2019s triumph marks his 10th. Taking the microphone, Salzman laughingly admonishes the crowd to not exert themselves on his behalf. \u201cThank you all, sit down, it\u2019s hot. Enjoy your beverages.\u201d\n\u201cI just need to thank God above for giving me a second chance. Look, I\u2019ll be honest. I never thought I\u2019d come back and win. I knew I\u2019d come back and roll, but to win four more world titles, it\u2019s a dream come true. I also need to thank my little boy, Brody, for enduring many mosquito-filled nights at the lake. My family for supporting me. And everybody here in the community. The guy that I rolled against in the finals, Brian Duffy, I\u2019ve been rolling with him for over 20 years. I couldn\u2019t ask for a better training partner.\u201d\nHe\u2019s choking up a little in spots, and the audience is on its feet again. \u201cTo come back year after year, and have such a great event, there\u2019s no place like it. Thank you.\u201d\nErin LaVoie places second in this year\u2019s women\u2019s single buck title race to Lindsay Daun, whose Jack & Jill partner, Dave Jewett, takes the men\u2019s single buck title. They accept their trophies on the main dock from Rachel Radcliffe, 2015\u2019s Musky Queen,7 along with gifts of brand-new chain saws. On the far dock, Tom Lancaster, who placed third in the 60-foot climb and fourth in the 90-foot, takes a microphone and proposes to his girlfriend, who accepts. Everybody yo-hos. A quip from the PA: \u201cThat event sponsored by Hi-Ho Silver Jewelry, down on Main Street.\u201d8\nYou didn\u2019t really think you were getting out of this story without a pageant queen, did you?\nHe\u2019s not making that up.\nThe grand finale of the weekend is an exhibition relay of mixed-gender teams racing first on the boom, then underhand chopping, sawing, and finishing on the standing block. A final flurry of chips, another round of cheers, and as the crowds begin to file out, the announcer booms back in. \u201cHow \u2019bout a hand for all our competitors in the relay race! Ladies and gentlemen, that is the 56th-annual Lumberjack World Championships, presented by lumberjacks eat more, Dinty Moore! The only meal that works so hard, it wears flannel!\u201d\nAnd just like that, it\u2019s all over for another year. The proceedings in Hayward will reconvene on July 28, 2016, but for now it\u2019s time to retreat en masse to a nearby bar and drink and dance under a dozen watchful mounted deer heads. Organizers here worry about the future of the championships. So much of running these games relies on volunteer labor, and so many key figures within the operation are nearing retirement age. But the vanishing point in this future, if there is one, is just too far off to see. As the craft of lumberjacking has passed from survival, to work, to a pastime, to organized sport, the world has moved on, too \u2014 but the waning of the desire to touch this kind of spirituality is impossible to imagine. The games don\u2019t have to be huge to be sustainable, and to be necessary, because the further away we get from our roots, the greater the desire to get back somehow. 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        "raw_content": "Warriors\u2019 Thompson: We\u2019re the best backcourt in NBA | Kyrie\u2019s comeback and LeBron\u2019s promise to Love | Butler finding his voice \u2026 time for Hoiberg to do the same? | Bucks turn to Prunty in Kidd\u2019s absence\nNo. 1: Warriors\u2019 Thompson: We\u2019re the best backcourt in NBA \u2014 Ask Klay Thompson a question and prepare for the Golden State Warriors All-Star to tell you the truth, his truth. When asked to identify the best point guard and shooting guard in the NBA, Thompson picked his Splash Brother counterpart and reigning KIA MVP Stephen Curry and himself, without hesitation. It\u2019s hard to argue against one half of the league\u2019s most dynamic shooting/scoring duo. Diamond Leung of the Bay Area News Group asked the questions and explains Thompson\u2019s answer:\nAsked to name the best player at each position in the NBA, Klay Thompson picked Warriors teammate Stephen Curry as the point guard and then paused.\n\u201cI\u2019m going to go with myself,\u201d Thompson said of his pick for the top shooting guard, throwing up his hands. \u201cWe\u2019re 26-1.\u201d\nHe noted that the Chicago Bulls\u2019 Jimmy Butler and Houston Rockets\u2019 James Harden were among the candidates in his mind before reiterating his choice.\n\u201cI have confidence in myself,\u201d Thompson said Saturday.\nThompson projected plenty of confidence this week, scoring more points than any player on the floor with his 43-point game against the Phoenix Suns and 27-point outing in a win over the Milwaukee Bucks.\nThompson, after a slow start to the season while dealing with back and ankle injuries, is shooting a career-best 47.3 percent from the field.\n\u201cWhen you play with a free mind and you play thinking you\u2019re not hurt and you\u2019re healthy, that\u2019s when you\u2019re playing your best,\u201d Thompson said. \u201cI want to continue playing like this, get better every month.\n\u201cI know I\u2019ll have a great year.\u201d\nCurry\u2019s exploits might have taken away from some of Thompson\u2019s numbers during the Warriors\u2019 historic start. The shooting guard is averaging 19.3 points after averaging 21.7 during an All-Star campaign last season.\nWith 80 made 3-pointers, Thompson is still tied for second in the league. Curry is first with a whopping 131.\n\u201cRight now, Steph\u2019s a better shooter,\u201d Thompson said. \u201cI\u2019m trying to catch him. Just by a little, though. Not by a lot. I can\u2019t say he\u2019s way better than me. He is one of the greatest, and it\u2019s an honor to be in the same backcourt with him.\u201d\nNo. 2: Kyrie\u2019s comeback and LeBron\u2019s promise to Love \u2014 Now that the Cleveland Cavaliers have Kyrie Irving back in the lineup and the roster is at full strength, we\u2019re going to see just how effective this team is playing up to the promise LeBron James made earlier this season. He vowed that he would do everything in his power to keep Kevin Love more involved in the offense and to share the (ball and the) load equally between the three of them, something that didn\u2019t appear to be the case in Kyrie\u2019s season debut and first game since he fractured his knee cap in Game of The Finals against the Golden State Warriors. Joe Vardon of Cleveland.com examines the performance of Cleveland\u2019s refreshed Big 3 after Sunday\u2019s blowout win over the Philadelphia 76ers:\nCleveland wasn\u2019t threatened after the second period and Irving played nearly five of his 17 total minutes in the fourth while James and Love rested comfortably. James was easily the leader of the bunch with 23 points in a season-low 25 minutes; Irving added 12 after missing his first five shots and Love contributed 10 despite missing much of the first half in foul trouble.\nBut the truth is James and Irving iso\u2019d their way to a dominant second half last season while Love was visibly frustrated as a distant third wheel. The Cavs were the NBA\u2019s best team during that stretch and of course reached the Finals, so it\u2019s not as though there was a demand for change.\nRather, there was a promise \u2013 mostly by James on the former, more an urging from coach David Blatt with the latter \u2014 to keep Love more involved and to better move the ball as a team than the Cavs did in stretches last year. Love signed his five-year, $113 million deal to return to Cleveland last summer knowing that James and Blatt were dedicated to more utilizing his lost-post skills, which should make it easier on him to get more open threes.\nJames is still third in the NBA in isolation scoring and his team is 10th, but last season he and Irving were second and third in the league in running isolation and the team scored more points that way than anyone else.\nThis season, Cleveland\u2019s total assists (23.0 per game, 7th in NBA) and assist ratio (17.6 assists per 100 possessions, 5th in NBA) are both up. And Love\u2019s numbers (17.3 points per game, 13.4 shots per game) are better.\nOne notable difference: until Sunday, Irving hadn\u2019t been on the floor. With him back in the fold, the question remains whether Irving\u2019s presence will allow James to keep his promise to Love?\n\u201cWe just made the change from me and \u2018Bron being ball dominant last year to us having a lot more options on our offense and utilizing our weapons,\u201d Irving said.\nOnly James Harden and Carmelo Anthony have scored more than James\u2019 134 points in isolation this season. James runs an iso play on 21 percent of the Cavs\u2019 possessions. And yet he\u2019s clearly ceded some of the ball-handling duties he assumed last season with Irving on the floor to Mo Williams and Matthew Dellavedova.\nNo. 3:Butler finding his voice, time for Hoiberg to do the same? \u2014 Much was made of Jimmy Butler\u2018s comments about the Chicago Bulls, himself included, needing to be \u201ccoached harder\u201d this season. It seemed like a shot at Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg, whose style differs dramatically from the man he replaced, Tom Thibodeau. There\u2019s another way to look at it, though. Butler is clearly finding his way as a leader and potential superstar and in finding his voice in that Bulls locker room he\u2019s sure to endure a few missteps. But perhaps it\u2019s time for Hoiberg to do the same, in terms of finding his voice with his team. Bulls Insider Vince Goodwill of CSNChicago.com tries to make some sense of the fallout:\nButler isn\u2019t a player who\u2019s been coddled or someone who was projected as a star at every turn. He\u2019s turned into a max player because he poked and prodded at his limits while being poked and prodded by influential figures who brought out the best in him at that time (Buzz Williams at Marquette, Thibodeau in Chicago).\nHe\u2019s a worker, a grinder in every sense.\nButler is a great player, and great players at every level of sport want to be coached. They know they don\u2019t know everything, and there are times when the effort or concentration isn\u2019t up to par.\nGreat players don\u2019t mind being held to that standard, even through gritted teeth and rolled eyes, because of what\u2019s waiting on the back end of that foul language.\nThis doesn\u2019t look like a max player who\u2019s now feeling himself deciding to make it known he\u2019s the new sheriff in town, as some will make it appear to be.\nFans have longed for a player of his caliber to show the emotional investment to the results in the way they do with their pocketbook and their voices on various mediums.\nBeing upset that it comes from Butler dilutes that thought, or believing this hasn\u2019t been simmering for quite some time. One can probably surmise Butler has been holding this frustration in for quite awhile, and that he\u2019s so invested in the franchise he could no longer find it tolerable.\nButler has entered the strata where he\u2019s put in the work to make his voice heard, and shouldn\u2019t apologize for it, no matter what he says Monday before the Bulls\u2019 next game against the Brooklyn Nets.\nFor all the personnel changes that will likely take place over the next couple of years, Butler will be the constant, a rock of consistency whose thoughts will matter at all levels of hierarchy.\nNo. 4:Bucks turn to Prunty in Kidd\u2019s absence \u2014 The news that Milwaukee Bucks coach Jason Kidd would be sidelined indefinitely after hip surgery came as a surprise. It also puts Joe Prunty in the middle of the mix as Kidd\u2019s replacement until he recovers and is able to return. The \u201cinterim\u201d coach thing worked wonders for Luke Walton, Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors this season (a record 24-0 start and a 26-1 mark to this day). Now the Bucks, the team that provided the only stain on the Warriors\u2019 record, have to navigate a similar path. Charles F. Gardner of the Journal Sentinel has more:\nThe pain in Kidd\u2019s hip stems from his time with the Dallas Mavericks late in his playing career. He said he has controlled it with cortisone shots and other measures, but he said the pain has become too much and caused him to be unable to sleep at night.\n\u201cIt\u2019s been chronic for the last three to four years, since I was in Dallas the last time,\u201d Kidd said. \u201cThe pain has been to the point where I can\u2019t function.\n\u201cI\u2019ve taken all the medicine I can do. Talking to the doctors, there\u2019s really no good time to do the surgery. I have to fix myself and then we move on and get back to work.\u201d\nKidd said assistant Joe Prunty will lead the Bucks in his absence and keep his responsibilities for the offense while Sean Sweeney will continue in his role as the team\u2019s defensive guru.\n\u201cWe\u2019re all set,\u201d Kidd said. \u201cJoe Prunty will take over and he will run the team. But nobody gets out of their lane. Joe will still be offense and Sweeney will still be defense.\n\u201cThe guys have to continue to develop. It\u2019s in good hands with the coaching staff. We\u2019re built as a roundtable. Joe is well-qualified to keep these guys going in the right direction.\u201d\nKidd said the surgery will be performed by Edwin Su, one of the leading hip specialists in the country, at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.\n\u201cSome would say it\u2019s the 55,000 minutes that I tried to play,\u201d Kidd said. \u201cA lot of wear and tear on my body. I\u2019ve been blessed not to have too many surgeries. This is just one that has taken away from me being able to sleep and function.\n\u201cEspecially when I\u2019m trying to help these guys be the best they can be.\u201d\nKidd said when he played with the Mavericks he was able to control the pain with medicine.\n\u201cI\u2019ve taken enough of the cortisone shots that they don\u2019t work,\u201d he said. \u201cWe put it off as long as we could.\u201d\nKidd, 42, ended his 19-year NBA career with the New York Knicks after the 2012-\u201913 season and played with the Mavericks, the team that drafted him in 1994, for a second time from 2008-\u201912. He won an NBA championship with Dallas in 2011.\nKidd said he won\u2019t know when he can return to coaching until after the surgery.\nHe joked that Prunty should model himself after Luke Walton, who has posted a 26-1 record with Golden State while coach Steve Kerr recovers from off-season back surgery.\n\u201cIt wouldn\u2019t be bad for Joe to take what Luke has done,\u201d Kidd said. \u201cI wouldn\u2019t be mad.\n\u201cNo pressure for Joe.\u201d\nVIDEO: The GameTime crew discusses Jason Kidd\u2019s situation in Milwaukee\nSOME RANDOM HEADLINES: Billy Donovan might roll out the Hack-a-Jordan strategy tonight when the Oklahoma City Thunder and Los Angeles Clippers square off \u2026 Indiana\u2019s Paul George misses the guidance he could always count on from David West \u2026 Kevin Garnett says Boston fans are better than New York fans \u2026 Hawks officials are touring other arenas this season to gather ideas for their own arena renovation project \u2026 Caron Butler and the Sacramento Kings are prepared to part ways \u2026 The Utah Jazz are finally playing a game at home before Christmas \u2026\nCategory: Morning Shootaround / Tags: , Bucks, Bulls, Carmelo Anthony, Cavaliers, David Blatt, Draymond Green, Fred Hoiberg, James Harden, Jason Kidd, Jimmy Butler, Joe Prunty, Kevin Durant, Kevin Love, Klay Thompson, Kobe Bryant, Kyrie Irving, LeBron James, Luke Walton, Mo Williams, Russell Westbrook, Stehphen Curry, Steve Kerr, Tom Thibodeau, Warriors / 3 Comments on Morning Shootaround \u2014 Dec. 21 /\nWhat Butler did was probably the best thing in this organization now. This is not about disrespect, as others might have taken it. Rather, it is Butler, as a budding leader of the Bulls, recognizing Hoiberg\u2019s authority over them. As he has said, Hoiberg should call out on all his players, including Butler himself, and hold them accountable on their responsibilities. That\u2019s what coaches do, the great one\u2019s from Red, to Phil, to Pop\u2026 that\u2019s what they are hired for.\nThe GSW are the best team in the NBA, and yes, they have the best back court too. Steph Curry already deserves MVP, and they have at least 4 All-Stars on their team. It kills me to say that, but it\u2019s true. This team is smoking hot, and not even the Cleveland Cadavaliers can touch them.",
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        "raw_content": "In the late 1960s, Mary Lou Wright hired Carl Becker to call the harness races at the Edgar County Fair in Paris, Ill.\nWhen the fair\u2019s regular race caller left his post, serendipity intervened and young Becker was brought to Wright\u2019s attention.\n\u201cSomehow I got in touch with Carl,\u201d she said.\nWright remains in charge of harness racing at the Edgar County Fair and, as has become the custom over a span of six decades, when she holds her racing program in July, Becker will call the races.\n\u201cThat was my first paying job,\u201d said the 80-year-old Becker, who had worked for free when he made his announcing debuts in Illinois at the Bond County Fair in Greenville and in Iowa at the Jackson County Fair in Maquoketa. This was after spending several years teaching agriculture and science following his graduation from the University of Illinois.\nToday he is one of America\u2019s most distinguished race-callers, and in recognition of his body of work will be inducted into the Communicators Hall of Fame at the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame in Goshen, N.Y., on July 1.\n\u201cIt\u2019s indeed an honor when you look at the people who have been included,\u201d Becker said. \u201cIt\u2019s overwhelming to think one might belong with that group.\u201d\nTake it from retired Hall of Fame driver John Campbell: Becker belongs.\n\u201cI\u2019ve known Carl for a long time (from racing) at Springfield and Du Quoin and on the Grand Circuit,\u201d Campbell said. \u201cDefinitely, he\u2019s worthy; that\u2019s for sure.\u201d\n\u201cI remember when Carl started,\u201d said Ed Teefey, a member of the Illinois Harness Horsemen\u2019s Association\u2019s board of directors and past president of the Illinois Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association. \u201cIt was back in my late teens and my father was racing a few horses. As an announcer, Carl immediately stood out as a talent above the rest.\u201d\nAfter he worked at the Edgar County Fair for the first time, \u201cit all fell into place,\u201d said Becker. He started announcing at other county fairs and his work soon caught the attention of Hube Elliott, an auctioneer from Decatur who was co-owner of the Midwest Speed Sale and superintendent of speed at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield. Elliott hired him to read pedigrees at the fair and back up Stan Bergstein in the announcer\u2019s booth.\nBecker became a prot\u00e9g\u00e9 of the late Bergstein, the only member of both the Living Hall of Fame and the Communicators Hall of Fame. In the early 1970s, he succeeded Bergstein at Springfield and before long he was announcing on the Grand Circuit, going from Springfield to Indianapolis to the Du Quoin State Fair to Red Mile in a span of six weeks, \u201cand that\u2019s the way it went for maybe 30 years.\u201d\nDuring that time, Becker called some of North American harness racing\u2019s most monumental events.\nFor him, the most memorable were Burgomeister\u2019s emotion-drenched victory in the Du Quoin State Fair\u2019s last Hambletonian in 1980; Niatross\u2019 thenworld record 1:49.1 time trial at Red Mile later that year; and Jaguar Spur and Laag\u2019s world-record 1:51.2 deadheat performance at Red Mile in 1987.\nIn Becker\u2019s opinion, \u201cBill Haughton pulled off maybe the most emotional win in harness history in the 1980 Hambletonian.\u201d\n\u201cBill\u2019s son, Peter, had been killed in a ( January) car accident and Burgomeister was Peter\u2019s horse,\u201d he said. \u201cThere was tremendous anticipation, not only to see if Bill could win the Hambletonian, but if he could do it with Peter\u2019s horse.\u201d\nMaking the final even more dramatic, Burgomeister had won the second heat and Final Score, who was trained by Bill and driven by another son, Tom, won the first.\n\u201cThe thing that was the most amazing was the outpouring of love and affection from the crowd after Burgomeister won (the final),\u201d Becker said. \u201cThey lived the moment with the Haughton family. A lot of tears were shed.\n\u201cThe second most memorable (call) was the Niatross time trial (in which the pacer broke the previous record by 24\u20445 seconds). There was such an outpouring of emotion, not only seeing him pace that mile, but being part of it. (Driver) Clint Galbraith kept him out there on the track so people could touch him.\n\u201cJaguar Spur and Laag\u2019s dead-heat (in the Tattersalls Pace) was probably one of the greatest finishes ever. Both of them gave it all they had from the three-quarter mark on.\u201d\nBecker not only called the final Hambletonian at Du Quoin, but also called the first Breeders Crown races in 1984 at Red Mile, and he had the distinction of calling the now-defunct World Trotting Derby, which replaced the Hambletonian at Du Quoin, from the race\u2019s inauguration in 1981 through 2004.\nEven during those glory days, Becker remained a fixture as an announcer on the Illinois county fair circuit and he still does \u201cabout seven or eight\u201d stints on the circuit every summer.\n\u201cYou couldn\u2019t ask for a better announcer,\u201d Wright said. \u201cThe people just love him. The thing I like best about his announcing is he\u2019s very good at explaining to people in the grandstand what the situation is (beyond the race itself ). If we have a horse in a race who is related to one of the top horses in Illinois, he will bring that up.\u201d\nAt some of the fairs, Becker is joined by his son, Kurt, who has the distinction of being the only race-caller in the history of the prestigious Thoroughbred track Keeneland and also does NASCAR races on the Motor Racing Network.\nBecker also excels as a pedigree reader and as a Standardbred breeder.\nAmong the leading auction houses he was worked for are Tattersalls, Standardbred Horse Sales Co., and Kentucky Standardbred/Lexington Selected. He was on the stand for the inaugural Standardbred auction at the Meadowlands in 1978 and was the announcer when Laugh A Day sold for a then record $625,000 at Tattersalls in 1983, and he takes pride in having worked \u201cevery Ohio breeders\u2019 sale ever held.\u201d He and his family founded the Hoosier Classic sale in the late 1990s and later sold it to the current owners.\nJoining with several partners in 1980, Becker established Fair Meadow Farm outside Altamont, Ill., where he graduated from high school after being born six miles away in St. Elmo, and now is sole owner of the farm that is a perennial among the leading breeders in Illinois in both progeny earnings and races won.\n\u201cCarl can announce with the best of them; he runs a very good breeding operation; and he is a very good pedigree reader, which takes a different type of talent,\u201d said Phil Langley, former president of the USTA and director of racing at the defunct Chicago circuit tracks, Sportsman\u2019s Park, Maywood Park, and Balmoral Park. \u201cHe certainly has been an advocate of county fair racing\u2014not that he has ignored the upstate tracks, but his main focus has been the fairs. At meetings of the Department of Agriculture, he always put up a good fight for downstate people.\u201d\nLast fall at Hawthorne Race Course\u2019s Night of Champions program showcasing Illinois-breds, Becker had the honor of being the breeder of Illinimight and Cruzen Cassi, 1-2 finishers in the Kadabra championship race for 2-year-old male trotters.\nThe most accomplished horse bred by Becker is St Elmo Hero, a son of Western Hero and an unproven broodmare, Crystal Crickett. When Becker discovered that the mare and foal were going to be sent to a slaughterhouse by the man who acquired them, he went to court, suing the owner for unpaid stud fees and board bills. The judge decided, as reimbursement for the money owed, Becker would be awarded ownership of Crystal Crickett and St Elmo Hero.\nBecker then decided to race St Elmo Hero in partnership with his son, Jon. Making his racing debut as a 4-year-old in 2010 in a $7,000 claiming race at Balmoral, St Elmo Hero won that $1,800 pace, living up to trainer Shawn Nessa\u2019s high hopes. But he was claimed out of the race by John Barnard.\nThe victory in his first career outing was the start of a 25-race undefeated streak for St Elmo Hero, whose first loss didn\u2019t come until the following year in a photo finish with Art Professor in a $45,000 Open Pace at Woodbine in April 2011.\nTeefey, who makes his living as a bank president and attorney in Mount Sterling, Ill., has owned mares and stallions in partnership with Becker for years. They have also had many joint ventures as breeders. Currently, they share ownership of the stallion Major Bombay. In addition, they are coowners of the Illini Classic Sale. Teefey also credits Becker for \u201copening the doors\u201d for him to become a pedigree reader on the national scene and a fill-in announcer at the fairs.\n\u201cIt\u2019s amazing how much Carl loves the sport,\u201d Teefey said. \u201cHe always has had that passion, even during these very difficult times in Illinois.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been in the business world all my life, working as a small-town bank president and attorney. I\u2019ve always felt Carl could have been a success at about anything he wanted to pursue. He has a University of Illinois education and he\u2019s very intelligent. The sport is fortunate to have somebody as bright as Carl who has chosen to make it his livelihood.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home Books How to write less intelligent characters and make them be sympathetic?\nIn the novel I'm writing, there are two characters who are meant to come off as less intelligent. One of them is a woman who was born to a nobleman father and a mother who comes from a wealthy family, so even though she's educated in things such as literature, art and philosophy, she lacks real world experience. In the story, that manifests itself as her being a horrible judge of character (believing everyone she meets is a good person with her best interests in mind), not forming her own critical opinion but accepting what the people around her tell her as facts (i.e. she supports everything Mussolini does before and during WW2) and going to great lengths to not be seen as a bad host, even when the character who's in her home is being an awful guest.\nThe other less intelligent character, who I'm having more trouble writing, was born on a small island which he didn't leave until he was forced to join the war effort as a soldier. He was a fisherman before the war and didn't have any formal education whatsoever. He has no understanding of the complex politics surrounding WW2, but he does understand what's happening on a smaller scale (e.g. the people he's escorting to a boat will be transported to a concentration camp where nothing good will happen to them). I'm having more trouble expressing his lack of intelligence than the above mentioned female character, maybe because with her it's more that she's naive than outright stupid. So far, I've come up with him calling his comrades from the army his \"friends\", even the ones he hates, and I've made him not understand a joke that someone told.\nRead: I have about three rough drafts...\nHow do you write characters who are less intelligent than you, and more importantly, how do you make them sympathetic enough that the reader cares about what happens to them?\nPrevious articleMedival economic industries ideas for GoT/Asoiaf fanfic\nNext articleOnline RPG project, calling writers.",
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        "raw_content": "1 A guide to Living Room Decorating\n2 Living Room Decorating guidelines\nA guide to Living Room Decorating\nWe all strive for the perfect living room, beautiful decor just the perfect place to live. Living Room Decorating does not need to be a arduous task, it can be quite simple and easy. It also does not have to cost an enormous amount of money. You do your Living Room Decorating is a style that you and your family will both admire and enjoy. So to have wonderful Living Room Decorating just follow these few simple guidelines.\nLiving Room Decorating guidelines\nResearch and collect; Start looking for images of rooms you like from magazines, the internet anywhere you can. At this point do not worry about the cost of your Living Room Decorating. Collect colors, furniture anything you might want in your living room, just keep all these images in a file so you can get them for reference later on.\nCenter of attention; You need to pick a nice layout of the living room and pick where the focal point of the room is going to be. In Living Room Decorating the focal point can be the TV, an architectural feature pretty much anything you want it to be.\nClear the floor; What I mean by this is that you should de-clutter. Go through the whole room and decide what you want to keep and what should go. This is an important part of Living Room Decorating, it allows you to create space and see the elegance of a room.\nI would walk five hundred mile; although that is a good song, your guest should not be sat so far away from each the feel like they need to walk that distance to talk to you. One of the most common mistakes people make when doing their Living Room Decorating is to line up all the furniture against the wall, even though it can make the room look tidier. It creates a new problem, you are too far away to talk to one another.\nA seat madam?; In a living room you should try have enough seating for up to six people even in quite a small living room. If you have a large room, divide up the space so different groups can sit together.\nPut up a fence; do not take this literally, what I mean by this that you should define different areas within your living room. Use rugs to help make it a little clearer, by doing this your Living Room Decorating will become easier and you will have a clearer idea of what you need to achieve.\nIt\u2019s in the details, my dear Watson; just like detective work, good Living Room Decorating is all about the fine details whether it is highlighting architectural details or the fine furnishings you have chosen to place in the room.\nBeneath your feet; commonly, the floor is darker than the ceiling and the walls. Having this balance helps create a pleasing atmosphere in the room.\nDo not be a square; remember you do not have to put all your furniture perpendicular to each other, your living room is not a bar graph it is a living space. By putting furniture at unusual angles can create interesting effects.\nVanity is a sin; try not to place mirrors, when Living Room Decorating directly in front of where your guest may sit. The reason for this is that it can make you quite uncomfortable if you can constantly see your self.\nSecret seats; you can have extra seats hidden under tables, desk etc and just bring it out when you need it. By doing this you have extra seats but do not loose any of the floor space to them.\nSee the light; try not to when your Living Room Decorating have only one type of lighting in the room. Have different lighting for different functions, have reading light, TV viewing light etc. Do not just have a fixed over head light, one size does not fit all in this case.\nThe breath of life; bring life in to the room by having plants, they do not have to be real. There are some very convincing silk plants available and not at a great cost.\nRat maze; try not to create a maze in your living room, leave enough open space for people to walk freely. Do not create walk way, people do not like being forced in to walk a certain way.\nThere is quite a lot to be going on with but if you are still a little confused I have written a more detailed step by step guide, Kitchen designs. Living Room Decorating can be a lot of fun if you are organized. It can take you a long time to pick your Home Furnishings, but when it is all done and you are sat on the sofa admiring your Living Room Decorating Ideas it will be worth it.",
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        "raw_content": "Visit the tourism portals of Verona! Available in 3 or even 5 different languages \u200b\u200bwill lead you to the discovery of a magical city and its surrounding territory, with all its traditions!\nVerona is a city where history and art are intertwined in a continuous and fascinating blend, be amazed at how many similarly prominent signs are still visible for each of the periods of history that has passed through:\nRoman settlements, the era of liberty, the time of the Scaliger family, the Venetian and Habsburg domination. Walking through the old town, along the banks of the Adige, at each step corresponds to a view of an important work of art of ancient millenni.Una Begin your exploration from the central Piazza Bra, dominated by the Arena, the Roman amphitheater century. AD, the Arena still hosts more than twenty-two thousand spectators at the prestigious opera and other performances. The square is also surrounded by the beautiful Palazzo Barbieri and Gran Guardia. Walking on the \"\" Liston \"\" and the elegant Via Mazzini held the ritual walk of Verona.\nAt the end of the street is one of the symbols of the town, laCasa Juliet, where he lived the famous protagonist of Shakespeare's.\nNot far away, on the site of the ancient Roman Forum, Piazza delle Erbe is opened, now the market town, surrounded by palaces and towers of various periods and marked by the presence of the fountain of Madonna Verona. Passing under the arch of the Coast will enter Piazza dei Signori, which refers mainly to the memories Scala, with the imposing palace of the family and the Captain and the beautiful Scaliger, monumental tombs of Can Grande and his family.\nThe characteristic way Sottoriva takes to appear on the Adige right where admire the Basilica of Santa Anastasia, rich in medieval and Renaissance works. Across the river you can see the Roman Theatre just across the Stone Bridge, and continuing along the embankment leads to the Duomo, which harmonious Gothic interior priceless altarpiece by Titian.\nThe wide bend in the river that encloses the old city ends at a remarkably diCastelvecchio crenellated arches of the bridge, another opera at La Scala century. XIV, whose tower houses the collections of the museum. Further down the river, the itinerary ends at the Basilica of San Zeno, one of the most beautiful and important Italian Romanesque churches. Masterpieces such as the portal and bronze panels of the triptych by Mantegna altar, worthy witness a period of artistic flourishing in the city.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Pr\u00f3bka Szablonu \u00bb 16+ list do dyrektora\nlist do dyrektora\nThe ideal way to comprehend organizational charts would be to take a look at a few cases of organizational charts. As a organizational chart is just one of the very widespread graphic requirements for businesses, practically every modeling, flowchart, or diagram tool involves a complete variety of org chart attributes. It can also be effectively utilized to enhance the lines of communication in a business, reveal work associations, and give workers a transparent view on how the work they do fits into the general scheme of the business. It is the most common visual depiction of how an organization is structured. It is of great support to create and specify the organizational structure, so the business objectives may be done accordingly and successfully. 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If Org Chart identifies the list already is it\u2019s going to use that, otherwise it\u2019s likely to make it automatically to take care of vacancies. Furthermore, an online org chart doesn\u2019t have to be reprinted and redistributed, therefore it\u2019s much simpler to keep updated. Many online org graphs are interactive, so the user can drill down and see the degree of direction and team members under the proprietor or CEO.\nTo effectively create the business org chart, it is better to find the straightforward template prior to fretting about the picture outcomes. Organizational chart templates offer you a quick and easy method to create complex organizational charts that are useful for a number of purposes to distinct stakeholders, inside or outside the organization. You can receive organization chart templates under the content to really have an idea about how organization chart looks like and how to create one for own little business establishment or business.\nIt\u2019s possible, nevertheless, determine which of the complete most ordinary structures functions for your small business. The operational structure gives focus to the workers, because they know they\u2019re working toward a mutual goal. It\u2019s impossible to name a single organizational arrangement as the absolute best for every kind of organizations or projects. The organizational structure, since the title hints at, affetcts that the entire organization\u2019s construction.\nA hierarchy is a means to structure a company. You may envision an organizational hierarchy for a pyramid. Organizational hierarchy and the selection of management levels frequently indicates the level of centralization in an organization.\nThere are 3 kinds of associations with regard to project management in a business. The company may introduce minor adjustments to some solution or support, but there are not likely to be major modifications to its arrangement. Functional Organization is really the most typical kind of organizational structures in the company.\nWhen you\u2019re attempting to run a company, using the proper software and tools actually can help you stay organized on the way. If your organization sells different products, it is also feasible to separate functions by the item below a divisional organizational arrangement. If it starts small and then develops, it is not unusual to begin with one organizational structure and then transition into some other construction. Every company differs. If your company is doing well, you may want to begin looking for techniques to lighten the workload in a number of your sections.\nLocate the hierarchy you merely created. When you\u2019re planning hierarchies, it\u2019s also very important to take into account the association between the organizational hierarchy and fiscal measurements. You may envision an organizational hierarchy for a pyramid.\nTypically, it is possible to utilize 1 Deck for numerous functions. This is the place where hierarchy comes in. A ladder is a means to structure a company. You might use organizational hierarchies to see and report on your company from several viewpoints. You\u2019re able to set up multiple organizational hierarchies to represent unique perspectives of your organization.\nTo efficiently create the business org chart, it is far better locate the simple template prior to worrying about the graphic results. This template includes shapes in layers, or contours which are arranged on top of one another, to signify the many positions in the organization or organization, starting with the greater position in the exact top. All these templates are available on the web for downloading and there\u2019s a wide selection in terms of designs to pick from. This template is rather simple looking. It has readymade samples for many kinds of business charts. These kinds of templates can be obtained for internet downloading and can be downloaded from the distinctive editable formats such as PDF, Excel, and Word. Organizational chart templates provide you with a quick and effortless ways to create complicated organizational charts that are useful for a number of purposes to various stakeholders, either inside or outside the business.\nYou are likely to need to custom-tailor an org chart to match the requirements of your organization. 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Add pictures if you\u2019re creating a picture organization graph, using the chosen template.\nManagers are all behaving like leaders whose obligation is to supply proper guidelines together with an evaluation of the job. Applying this kind of applications, management can present the structure of an organization. The best management of horizontal organization structure is generally addressing the very first line management or with the employees of their company . A company ID is a special identifier for those data that\u2019s connected with a legal entity. It makes it simple to find individuals in a business, or to find next individual if a individual is unavailable. Suppliers are able to take advantage of these templates to examine power structure in a business, and following that plan the most acceptable approach and tactics to acquire company from them.\nYou ought to have a minumum of a single legal entity to represent your company in Finance and Operations. 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You may always change the ramifications afterwards. Because of the dearth of a massive work force the horizontal organizational arrangement has a casual manner of management.\nEmployed as a student can boost your nursing instruction approach. Lots of the frustrations students face if you\u2019re on the lookout for tasks is identifying exactly how and where to begin their online job search. They can work in variety of roles and in many of inpatient areas. Sometimes they struggle academically because they lack the vulnerability of medication that could supply them with a transparent comprehension of the challenges of a health career. Remember there are potentially thousands of different students on your same or comparable position, and so don\u2019t always resort to the typical methods to seek out part-time student work. Many students are attracted to the notion of being a physician in youth or superior school. 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        "raw_content": "This House of Commons Library briefing paper looks at the requirements on schools, colleges and universities in England to provide careers guidance, the quality of the advice provided, and also the organisations working to provide careers advice\nJump to full report >>\nThis briefing applies to England only.\nSince September 2013, local authority maintained schools have been under a duty to provide impartial careers guidance to pupils from years 8 to 13 (ages 12-18).\nThe Department for Education has published statutory guidance(most recently updated in January 2018) for maintained schools on their duty to provide careers guidance.\nMany academies and free schools are subject to the duties relating to careers guidance through their funding agreements, including those which opened from September 2012 onwards and those which have moved to an updated funding agreement. 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It set out a series of measures to be implemented during 2018-20 to improve careers guidance in England, including new benchmarks for careers education, an investment fund for disadvantaged pupils, and a named Careers Leader in every school and college.\nRecent legislative proposals and changes\nIn January 2016, the then Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announced that the Government would legislate \u201cat the earliest opportunity\u201d to require schools to ensure non-academic routes received \u201cequal airtime\u201d with academic routes in schools career advice. Schools would be required by law to collaborate with colleges, university technical colleges and other training providers to ensure this was done.\nAn amendment was tabled to the Technical and Further Education Billin the House of Lords in February 2017 by Lord Baker, to require schools to admit providers of technical education and apprenticeships to contact pupils to promote their courses. The amendment was accepted by the Minister and passed into law shortly prior to the 2017 General Election. The provisions came into force on 2 January 2018.\nThere are no statutory requirements around the provision of careers advice in higher education institutions (HEIs). Regardless of this careers advice and guidance is an important student service offered by all higher education institutions (HEIs). HEIs are autonomous bodies and all HEIs have their own careers service staffed by professionals who are trained in this area.\nQuality of careers advice\nIn December 2014, the Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan, made a statement to the House stating that \u201cit is widely acknowledged that careers provision in schools has long been inadequate\u2026Some schools and colleges are doing great things to ensure that their students access the necessary support, but too often provision is patchy.\u201d\nIn January 2013 the Commons Education Select Committee published a report which stated that it had \u201cconcerns about the consistency, quality, independence and impartiality of careers guidance now being offered to young people.\u201d The Committee undertook a follow-up report, announced in July 2014, as \u201cit was clear to [the Committee] that careers advice in schools was not improving.\u201d\nThe Commons Sub-Committee on Education, Skills and the Economy published a report into careers education in July 2016, which made recommendations including a specific careers guidance judgment from Ofsted, for all Government-funded careers programmes to be brought into the CEC\u2019s remit, and for careers guidance at all levels to be the responsibility of one Minister and one Department.\nThe Government published its response to the Sub-Committee report in November 2016, and rejected the recommendations relating to Ofsted and the CEC, although careers guidance has now been brought within the remit of one Minister at the Department for Education. The Sub-Committee\u2019s Co-Chairs said the Government were \u201cburying their heads in the sand\u201d about the quality of careers provision.\nThe Careers and Enterprise Company published a State of the Nation report in October 2017, which sought to evaluate current careers education in England, as well as to provide some advice on how schools could improve their careers programmes. It found that few of the benchmarks being adopted under the Careers Strategy were currently being achieved in schools (currently only an average 1.8 out of 8), although schools were partially achieving far more (on average 6.4 benchmarks).\nOther publications, from Ofsted and the British Chambers of Commerce, have been critical of the quality of much of the careers advice provided to young people.\nThe National Careers Service (NCS), launched in April 2012, provides people over 13 years old with information, advice and guidance on learning, training and work opportunities. 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        "raw_content": "WIPH\nPHATRI\nThe Wilson's Phalarope has a vast range reaching up to around 3.8 million square kilometers. This bird can be found in its native habitats in South America, Central America and North America as well as in vagrant populations from Europe through Asia and Australia among others. This species will appear in forests and grasslands, inland wetlands and intertidal areas such as mud and salt flats. The global population of this bird is estimated to be around 1.5 million individual birds. Currently, it is not believed that the population trends for this species will soon approach the minimum levels that could suggest a potential decline in population. Due to this, population trends for the Wilson's Phalarope have a present evaluation level of Least Concern.\nWilson's Phalarope: This medium-sized sandpiper has gray-brown upperparts, red-brown streaks on back and shoulders, red-brown markings on white underparts, gray crown, white face, black eye-line, a black needle-like bill, gray wings and a white tail and rump. Female is brighter; paler crown and grayer upperparts. Feeds on crane flies and brine shrimp. Swift direct flight with rapid wing beats.\nWilson's Phalarope: Breeds in wetlands scattered throughout interior western North America and winters in South America. Preferred habitats include grassy borders of shallow lakes, marshes, reservoirs, and inland saltwater lakes. Found in inland saline lakes of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru during winter.\nWilson's Phalarope SONGS AND CALLS\nWilson's Phalarope A1\nCalls given in alarm from a small group of male birds in flight.\n\"Work work\"\nThe Wilson's Phalarope was first described in 1819 by Louis Jean Pierre Vieillot, a French ornithologist. Its common name commemorates the American ornithologist Alexander Wilson.\nThe draining of prairie wetland breeding habitat and the diversion of water from major staging areas pose threats to this colorful shorebird.\nThis bird is the largest of the phalaropes, and is often very tame and approachable. Unlike the other phalaropes, this species does not have fully lobed toes and so rarely swims, spending no time at sea.\nA group of phalaropes has many collective nouns, including a \"dopping\", \"swirl\", \"twirl\", \"whirl\", and \"whirligig\" of phalaropes.",
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        "raw_content": "14:50 dating advice, dating in toronto, dating tips, new to dating, professional matchmaking\nYou're a different person than you were during your last relationship. Your dating preferences may have evolved as well. The love of your life may be out there, but in a somewhat different form than what you previously imagined.\nOne way to step outside of the dating box is to mentally update who you've become since your last round of dating. Here are a few things to consider:\nWhy are you dating again? Are you looking for a long-term relationship or just testing the waters?\nWhat do you have to offer that may be different from the last time you were dating?\nAre there things you want to do differently?\nWhat do you hope to gain from meeting new people?\nOnce you have become current with yourself, it is time to look at what you want from a potential mate. There are several reasons to rule people out. However, not everything you think is important is a deal breaker.\nHere's a way to test how strongly you feel about an issue in terms of your next relationship. Ask yourself this:\nIf I met someone and I was attracted to them, and they made me feel truly loved -- would it matter that they were _____? (Fill in the blank with each of your parameters for ruling people out.\nYou might be thinking, \"Okay, but I could never be attracted to someone who was ______.\"\nThat may be true. But maybe not.\nSome of the things you value the most may not be as important to you as it is to be truly loved. Perhaps the man of your dreams doesn't need to love animals as much as you. Maybe she doesn't need to be willing to cook. Maybe the two of you don't need to share identical spiritual beliefs and just respecting each other's point of view is enough.\nOn the other hand, if you have a child who lives with you, it is important that you date someone who likes kids.\nHonor your deal-breakers, but test to see if they really are hard and fast rules.\nBy staying open to a wider variety of people, you will open the door to date more. Over and over again, the matchmakers at It's Just Lunch see that our clients that are willing to do this have the most matches, the best time and the greatest dating success.",
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        "raw_content": "Making $2000 on eBay, selling Silver Jewelry\nWritten by Apisith C.\nof time to package products. You should be receiving a shipment with all\nproducts prepackged, in either plastic bags, or bubble wrap; so all you have to do\nis sort them out, insert them into envelopes/boxes and mail them to your clients.\nYou can easily profit up to 200-300% of your buying cost, ie. buying a ring for\n$3.00 and reselling it on ebay for $10. That is $7.00 profit, from just clicking\nyour mouse.\nIf you list 10 rings a day, it would be $70 In 30 days, for a total of 30 days,\nthat is $2100.00 ; minus 10% for ebay expenses and other costs; you would be left\nwith approximately $1900.00 This is only minimum, by selling 10 rings / day.\nYou can list a lot more. There are other products too, such as earrings, bracelets,\npendants...and more. All of this; and more are profitable items.\nA supplier that allows you to return items that are unsold, is your guarantee to\nsuccess. There is no real investment involved, if it does not work; just return\nitems. However if it works, build on from there.\nhttp://www.925silver4u.com\nMr. Apisith is founder/president of www.925silver4u.com, An excellent resource for home businesses looking to start a silver jewelry retail business.\nSelling Books from Home with Multi-Level Marketing\nOther Multi-Level Marketing companies specialize in personalized children\u2019s books. Even though publishing has come a long way, some of these companies can have extremely high start up costs.\nMany require you to purchase inventory and software. They train you to use software, but you have to choose how many of each title you will need and hope you are right. Some even require that you purchase a minimum number of each title, which can cause start up costs to run into thousands and leave you with unused inventory.\nBut kids and parents love these books. Parents are always ready to buy a personalized book for their child to make them feel special. So, although you may incur steep start up costs for your book selling business, you should see a profit within year of business if you work hard.\nSome of these MLM's are getting away from required inventory and cutting start up costs by allowing you to purchase a set of CDs so you can print books digitally. The books stay on your computer and you print them off as needed. The parent company may require your home book business to purchase paper and binding material from them to ensure quality of books remain constant, but this is still cheaper and less bulky then ordering inventory.\nYou can print a bunch out as samples and have home parties. Many of these companies offer web sites in their packages. Even if they don\u2019t, web sites are essential and minimal in cost and many providers have generic templates to help you set up your web site. Personalized book companies give a suggested retail price, you are always able to change it as you feel is appropriate.\nA book selling business is a great way to meet people of all ages and share your love for books with them. It can be worked as a full or part time career, depending on how much and how fast you want your business to grow.\nRandy is owner of http://www.profitable-home-businesses.com, http://www.planning-a-baby-shower.com and http://www.weddings-information.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Op-Ed Demeaning the Economy: NiMo Fiasco\n#FindingNimo PC-Satish Acharya\nNot that Vijay Mallya\u2019s loan fraud was in the minds, while Sahara, Unitech, JayPee and others too remain in the fray, the Diamond Czar Nirav Modi, who is now treading in deep waters, is yet another blow to not just to the banking industry, but also the economy.\nWhile the ED and the CBI are probing the Letters of Understanding issued by Punjab National Bank to foreign Indian banks, who raised money from foreign market, the amount being revealed is tuned at Rs 11 Lakh Crore.\nIt is not just the PNB, who has faced the risks, while there are other banks too like the Indian Bank, Canara Bank, among others which will set the ball rolling to the chain effects of the overall loss of money posted by the second largest Indian public sector bank.\nThe central government has planned to pump in Rs 2 Lakh Crores over a period of 2 years in the banking sector, restricting the activity to public sector banks only, while the private banks under the NPA burden will have to service their loans all by themselves.\nThis is phenomenon which has also triggered the heavy selling the stock markets of various banks, and India\u2019s largest general insurer, Life Insurance Corporation of India, which is set to loose Rs 1400 crores in the aftermath of the disclosure of the fraud, as it owned a stake in the banks, as well as the Gitanjali Jewels the company of Nirav Modi, and his maternal uncle Mehul Choksi.\nThe LoUs ave underestimated the banking sector and have brought to the fore the lack of efficiency and accountability as the Indian public sector banks since the dawn of nationalisation, have been marred with a lack of professionalism, while rampant administrative discretion has again robbed the common people of their hard-earned money.\nWhile both the Congress and BJP are not facing each other on the issue, the majority of the LoUs that have been issued or renewed, have happened in 2017 . This does not imply anybody\u2019s influence as of yet, but the administrative efficacy is absolutely absent.\nThe brunt of added 11 L crores, will eventually be borne by the taxpayer\u2019s money, if Mr NiMo fails to repay the amount. Also, if by surname, one might wish to find the proximity between NiMo and NaMo, then there aren\u2019t many except the fact that they belong to the same state, and the same caste.\nWhile the entire gamut of events seems to be one mired in more webs, the only thing that remains clear is the effects that the event will have in the coming days on the economy.\nThe banks which have come in the fold, will be at peril, and the taxpayers and the investors will loose confidence. It will affect the investments while at the same time slow-down lending.\nTo amend the scenario, one would need a bail-out in terms of stake sale for PNB and a fresh investment in LIC. The investments will have to be foreign to ensure buoyancy in the markets.\nPrevious articleAiyaary Controversy: SC rejects the plea to stay on film\u2019s release\nNext articleFormer Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely comes back in Congress",
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        "raw_content": "Reiki is pronounced Ray-Key. The word Reiki is derived from two Japanese words \u2013 \u201crei,\u201d meaning \u201cUniversal Spirit,\u201d and \u201cki.\u201d Meaning \u201clife force energy.\u201d The word Reiki, therefore, refers to a balanced cosmic and life force energy. Because of its qualities of universal energy, it seems to have a basic consciousness which, when used for healing, is able to provide exactly what is needed on all levels. Reiki therapy utilizes spiritual and universal energy to assist the healing process. Healing can occur on the physical, emotional, mental or spiritual levels.\nReiki practitioners channel energy in a particular pattern to heal and harmonize. In Reiki, the healer places the hands above the recipient; however, it is the recipient that draws the energy as needed. Thus, in this case, the individual being healed takes an active part in the healing process as opposed to having a passive part in spiritual healing. The individual takes responsibility for his or her healing. The recipient identifies the needs and cater to them by drawing energy as needed. Unlike other healing therapies based on the premise of a human energy field, Reiki seeks to restore order to the body whose vital energy has become unbalanced.\nAlthough there are a few positions in which the practitioner is in contact with the client (such as cradling the head), most Reiki treatments do not involve actual touching. The practitioner holds his or her hands a few inches or farther away from the patient\u2019s body and manipulates the energy field from there. Reiki has the remarkable ability to heal on all levels of being including the body, mind, emotions, and spirit. Many people reports entering a very deep state of relaxation.\nThe philosophy of Reiki is centered on calming the mind, the breathing slows down, feelings of well-being and a better sense of perspective are attained. By utilizing Reiki in Indigo children and adults, the intense emotion and fear of their anxiety attacks can be lessened. Another attribute of Reiki treatments is that Reiki can help recipients sleep better and work to sleep more soundly. Reiki can relieve muscle tension and pain, as well as help to enable the recipient to become more in tune with their bodies and not see them as a source of stress or discomfort.\nReiki is an excellent therapy for Indigos because they are empaths. This means they often unknowingly take on others emotions and energy state. Balancing, clearing, and re-storing their energy field is extremely important. Caregivers burn out, too and become frustrated, depressed and often overwhelmed with the daily grind of providing round the clock, tireless care for the Indigo. Caregivers should prioritize their own health and well being, as they are sometimes the only support for those in their care and if they lose energy or perspective the task at hand becomes that much harder.\nReiki has been studied by researchers at the National Institutes of Health and has been shown to reduce pain, anxiety, and to promote healing in a variety of conditions and individuals. While not a cure per se, Reiki is currently being used in some of the top Hospitals and Treatment Centers in the United States for such conditions as Cancer, PTSD, and Autism. Reiki helps promote balance in the body in the physical, emotional and metaphysical realms. The \u201cKi\u201d or Life Force energy is the target of the Reiki Practitioner. He or she works to enable a positive flow of this energy and seeks to correct imbalances and faulty wiring.",
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        "raw_content": "Browse: Home \u00bb Investing in Youth Employment Conference \u2013 I don\u2019t understand the apparent aversion to Gen Y workers\nMy public whinge in the SMH opened up more doors than I ever expected it to (ok, let\u2019s be honest, I thought it would not only close all the doors, they would also be locked) \u2013 and one of those has been an invitation to attend the Y Foundation\u2019s Investing in Youth Employment conference, to be held in Sydney on the 19th and 20th of September. The theme of the event is promoting employment in marginalised youth, but they certainly haven\u2019t limited the program to just the disadvantaged, as even many of us who seem to have many advantages are struggling with youth unemployment too. (Afterall, no one could\u2019ve predicted I would end up on welfare for as long as I was! 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        "raw_content": "Insurance law \u2013 Homeowner\u2019s insurance \u2013 Right of insurer to subrogation \u2013 Practice \u2013 Appeals\nDouglas v. Stan Fergusson Fuels Ltd., [2018] O.J. No. 1266, 2018 ONCA 192, Ontario Court of Appeal, March 9, 2018, A. Hoy, A.C.J.O., P.S. Rouleau, C.W. Hourigan, M.L. Benotto and L.B. Roberts JJ.A.\nAn insurer brought a subrogated action in the name of its insureds, who were homeowners insured under a homeowner\u2019s insurance policy. In 2008, a fuel company attended the insureds\u2019 property for a routine home oil delivery. During the delivery, the entire shipment of heating oil escaped and contaminated the property. The policy covered the damage. The insurer sought to recover its losses by way of a subrogated action against the fuel company.\nIn 2007, one of the insureds had made an assignment in bankruptcy. She received a discharge from her debts, but her interest in the property remained vested in her trustee.\nIn 2009, the other insured made an assignment in bankruptcy and he was replaced on title to the property.\nThe insurer commenced the action against the fuel company in 2010. The fuel company brought a motion for summary judgment to dismiss the claim, but the motion was dismissed. The fuel company appealed that dismissal arguing the insureds had no capacity to bring the action because each had become bankrupt before the claim was issued with the result that their property, as well as any causes of action, had vested in their trustees, who were not named plaintiffs. The appeal was dismissed on the basis that the insurer had the right to bring a subrogated action in the name of the insured who made an assignment in bankruptcy after the loss. The fuel company appealed to the Ontario Court of Appeal.\nThe Ontario Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and dismissed the action. The court found the insurer was not entitled to commence an action in the name of the insured. At the time the action was commenced, the insureds\u2019 cause of action had vested in his trustee and he was an undischarged bankrupt. As a result, the insured lacked capacity to bring the action and the insurer could not commence a subrogated claim in his name.\n\u00ab Previous Previous post: Insurer entitled to rectification of life insurance policy showing, in error, paid up value of $13.4 million\nNext \u00bb Next post: Insurer has a duty to defend its insured due to a possibility the insured would be liable for compensatory damages the insured had assumed under a contract",
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        "raw_content": "tagged Aberystwyth University, Internet Jurisdiction Symposium, iPOP\nPosted on September 9, 2014 by iPOP\nInternet Policy Observatory Pakistan (iPOP) will be participating and live streaming the event from Aberystwyth.\nThe discussion of this conference seeks to advance the established yet stale academic debate on internet jurisdiction by taking a multi-disciplinary approach, going beyond the conventional parameters of the legal analysis. Rather than focus on specific jurisdictional rules and frameworks (all of which are premised on the continued viability of effective national laws in the global arena, i.e. the very matter in contention), the starting point of the discussion of this conference is the proposition that effective national law and unhindered transnational communications are irreconcilable and that any \u2018compromise\u2019 is indeed a compromise that comes at a cost either to peculiar national laws/values or free transnational communications or in fact both: you cannot have your cake and eat it too. With the acceptance of this position, it becomes possible to ground the debate in higher legal and political values, such as freedom of expression, democratic governance and the preservation of cultural identity/diversity, and to interrogate the possibilities of catering for these values through re-negotiated forms of governance.\nThe focus of the symposium is not Internet security/surveillance, but it is the issue of diversity of laws/values in the context of a global communication medium. There are some intersections between these areas e.g. where States have different surveillance standards and their enforcement problems when the relevant infrastructure is not on their territory.\nFor further details, see programme.\nPosted in Internet Policy\t| Tagged Aberystwyth University, Internet Jurisdiction Symposium, iPOP\t| Leave a comment |",
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        "raw_content": "This Monaghan-born, alternative performing singer/songwriter has just enjoyed his best year to date. He has toured extensively in Spain, Germany, France and India, building up larger audiences each time. He has also, in association with arts councils all over Ireland, undertaken several musical workshops for kids interested in a musical career.\nHe is currently recording his second album.\nPete's debut album \"One Of These Kids\" lifted him from the trenches into the national consciousness. Critics and the public overwhelmingly enthused over his humble offering which was released through his own independent company Tonal Music. Participation in the 2001 Witnness Rising tour and the festival itself in Fairyhouse upped Pete's profile immensely, eventually creating a wider listening audience for his left-of-center style.\nPete has been concentrating on France, Germany, India and more rural parts of Ireland, performing occasionally in Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway. A positive step into the unknown. Normally he would be seen plying his trade down in Whelan's of Wexford Street.\nIdea's that came to Pete in New York while living and playing there have shaped the style and manifestations of his creations. Some of these as well as some new material form part of Pete's performance today. Thus his set consists of the completely new and the revised old.\nThe Irish media have adopted this man to their hearts also. He was the first to perform live on Ruth Scott's show on 2FM, Galway Bay FM's John Richards has included a live recording for his annual \"undercurrents \" album, Dave Fanning has played him often aside from being on the 2FM play list, Leagues has featured Pete's video for \"Fingers and Face\" on No Disco and 98FM, Today FM and 104FM play his album regularly. More importantly Pete has always made himself available to independent radio above the majors, naturally he would say.\nPete's emphasis within music has always been to create and perform honestly and naturally so each show can be as organic as the song itself when originally penned. One can expect some self-effacing stories as well as guest appearances from some of the most evolved session musicians based in Ireland as well as fellow troubadours.\nSinger/Songwriter yes but not as you would imagine.\n\"The most amiable man in Irish music\" - Cat Hughes Dublin Event Guide\n\"A live one to remember, a voice and guitar playing prowess up there with the best\" - John Meagher Irish Independent\n\"Perfect for thoughtful wandering and travelling light\" - Kim Porcelli Hot Press",
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        "raw_content": "HomeStudyTopicsBible & TheologySystematic TheologyIs Conditional Forgiveness Biblical?\nConditional Forgiveness\nAssociate Professor of Theology & Law\nThe doctrine of unconditional forgiveness is popular in the modern evangelical church, but this soteriological formulation fails to consider some essential Scriptural data.\nBelow is an email inquiry I received from a student regarding this issue and my response to him.\nRecently, I was reading Dr. Kenneth Bailey's Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes (IVP press 2008). When commenting on Matthew 6:12-13, he writes,\n\"It is a common human assumption that the violator of the rights of others must ask for forgiveness before the wronged party can be expected to accept the apology and grant forgiveness...But Jesus here asks the person wronged to forgive the one responsible for the wrongdoing when when there is no confession of guilt... There is a voice from the cross that echoes across history to all saying 'Father forgive them for they know not what they do.' Neither Pilate nor the high priest nor the centurion offered any apology to Jesus, yet he prayed for divine forgiveness...(p.125)\"\nResponse to Inquiry:\nRegarding Bailey\u2019s comments on Matthew 6:12, he errs by not considering the theological context of this statement and fails to consider any implied biblical conditions for forgiveness inherent in the statement. The text simply does not mean what he says it means. He is reading too much into the statement.\nBailey states, \u201cJesus here asks the person wronged to forgive the one responsible for the wrongdoing when there is no confession of guilt...\u201d\nBailey errs. Here, Jesus is giving a model for prayer commensurate with the way His Kingdom works. Jesus teaches them to pray: \u201cForgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.\u201d This is a statement of the objective, \u201cforgiveness,\u201d without a discussion of any express or implied conditions to accomplish the objective. It is also a statement of the proper attitude of the Christian, that is, that we must have a demeanor of being willing to forgive, just as God was willing to forgive us. Bailey\u2019s assertion that there is no \u201cconfession of guilt\u201d or repentance is merely an unwarranted assumption.\nMoreover, the use of \u201cas\u201d (Grk. hos) in the passage introduces a comparison between the way we forgive and the way God forgives. This comparative phraseology is employed elsewhere on the subject of forgiveness. For example, Ephesians 4:32 states that we should be \u201cforgiving each other just as God in Christ also has forgiven\u201d us. Here, the comparative \u201cjust as\u201d (Grk. kathos) is employed and indicates our forgiveness is to be just like God\u2019s forgiveness of us, which flows from a loving disposition. So in the same manner that God forgives, we must forgive. We are to be \u201cimitators of God\u201d (Eph. 5:1). See also Matthew 5:48 and Luke 6:36 for exhortations to imitate God.\nTo ascertain whether the Scriptures describe any conditions for forgiveness, one must search elsewhere in the Scriptures for comment. This is the nature of systematic theology. We need to examine what the entire Bible says on a given topic, such as forgiveness. And the Bible contains ample support for the notion that there are conditions for forgiveness.\nFirst, regarding God and His forgiveness, it is undisputed in orthodox Christian theology that God does not forgive everyone. The doctrine of Hell is a sufficient proof of the lack of universal forgiveness by God.\nNext, it is clear that God does not forgive without repentance. This doctrine is taught in a number of texts. For example, in Luke 13:3 Jesus says, \u201cunless you repent, you will all likewise perish.\u201d In Mark 1:15 John the Baptist commands that we must \u201crepent and believe the Gospel.\u201d The connection between repentance and forgiveness of sins (i.e. \u201csalvation\u201d) is seen throughout the Scriptures. For example, in Acts 2:38 repentance is directly connected as a condition for the remission of sins. For additional examples of this connection see Matthew 11:20-24; Luke 24:45-49; Acts 3:19; 8:22; 17:30-31; Romans 2:4-5; II Corinthians 7:10; II Tim. 2:25-26.\nSo since we are to be imitators of God and forgive in the same way God forgives, we would expect the Scriptures to be consistent, stating that the condition of repentance is required to be fulfilled before believers are required to forgive each other\u2019s sins. It does.\nJesus stated in Luke 17:3, \u201cIf your brother sins, rebuke him; and if he repents, forgive him.\u201d Here, the meaning is clear. The word \u201cif\u201d (Grk. ean) introduces the condition for a rebuke and for granting forgiveness. If (subjunctive) a person sins, we must (imperative) rebuke him, and if (subjunctive) he repents, we must (imperative) forgive him. This is as clear a statement as you will find on the subject. Forgiveness is conditioned upon repentance\u2014and this is one of the same criteria that God requires before He forgives sin.\nThis principle of permitting believers to withhold forgiveness unless the condition of repentance is satisfied is also explicitly seen in Matthew 18:15-17. Compared with the Luke 17:3 text above, the situation is the same. If a brother sins, reprove him; if he listens to you, you have won your brother. Here, the word \u201creprove\u201d is used rather than \u201crebuke\u201d and the word \u201clisten\u201d is employed rather than \u201crepent,\u201d but the meaning is virtually identical to Luke 17:3. What we see in Matthew 18 is an escalation of the issue and the result if the person fails to repent (i.e. \u201clisten\u201d). If the person fails to repent, we are to shun him in all appropriate ways (v. 17).\nThese passages in Luke and Matthew give us the connection between sin, rebuke, repentance and forgiveness. Other biblical texts that merely mention \u201cforgiveness\u201d as a concept or an objective do not necessarily proffer every aspect of the doctrine of forgiveness. As such, they must be read in light of the clear conditions expressed in other passages.\nFinally, I would make the case that it is harmful to a person to forgive him without requiring repentance. As seen above, the Bible is clear that sin requires a rebuke. Ignoring sin teaches sinners that sin does not bring consequences. This is harmful to their souls. Continuing to have the benefit of a righteous relationship with another and yet remain in sin against that person results in fostering a habituation of sinful inclinations in their soul, which God says brings about suffering and death.\nMoreover, since the ultimate purpose of forgiveness is reconciliation, it is meaningless and harmful to forgive when no reconciliation may be had with the sinner. We cannot \u201cwalk together\u201d in a biblical manner in righteous peace when the unrepentant sinner walks in unrighteousness. Necessarily, there is a conflict and a want of shalom. Their soul is headed in a different direction than the believer\u2019s soul; they are walking away from God and we cannot have fellowship with darkness. God has no intimate fellowship with unrepentant people, and that is the model for Christians as well (See Matt. 18).\nRegarding personal anger issues commonly raised by Christian psychologists, these types of psychologists unbiblically make unconditional forgiveness a part of therapy. By contrast, however, if a counselee will not forgive after the offending party has truly repented, the counselee sins, and this kind of unforgiveness may be one of the causes of his or her problems. But this is a separate issue from universal and unconditional forgiveness raised above.\nHuman beings in the image of God may be angry in appropriate ways (Eph.4:26, 31). 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        "raw_content": "Paul McCartney\u2019s Latest Japan Performance A Night of Rarefied Magic\nKen Ishii November 15, 2018 11:43 pm Leave your thoughts\nA Hard Day's Night, Beatles, Hey Jude, japan, nagoya, Paul McCartney, Ryogoku Kokugikan, sumo wrestling, Tokyo, Tour, Yesterday\nThe 76-year-old Paul McCartney visited Japan in the second week of November \u2014 his seventh time \u2014 to deliver yet again an awe-inspiring performance for his fans here.\nWith infectious enthusiasm, he performed four shows, including his first-ever performance in Nagoya, before a total of 134,500 jubilant spectators.\nA new feature of his Tokyo tour was a performance at Ryogoku Kokugikan, the home of sumo wrestling in Tokyo. The place had never been used for a music event before, yet it was aptly transformed into a stunning concert venue.\nDJ Chris Holmes, who toured with McCartney, described the evening, this way: \u201cSome nights there is some rarefied magic that we are blessed to take a part in\u2026. Last night was one of those nights.\u201d\nI\u2019ve done probably over 200 shows with @paulmccartney and sometimes there is something extra special in the air. Things just go to a higher level of absolute joy and there is a shared awareness that everyone in the venue and on the stage can feel. Some nights there is some rarefied magic that we are blessed to take a part in. Some nights the best show in the world by the worlds greatest songwriter and performer somehow finds another gear and there is a synergy of sound, lights, crowd energy, and performance that make you realize that there is true magic in this world. Last night was one of those nights. From start to finish everyone in the venue could feel it. Blessed to have been a part of it. Hopefully these photos can convey a glimpse of that feeling. #paulmccartney #freshenuptour #tokyo #ryogokukokigan #djchrisholmes\nA post shared by chris holmes (@djchrisholmes) on Nov 5, 2018 at 4:29pm PST\nThe ex-Beatles member flew into Tokyo Haneda Airport from New York on October 29. He performed on October 31 and November 1 at Tokyo Dome.\nHe then did a show at at Ryogoku Kokugikan on November 5, before taking the bullet train to Nagoya and delivering his final show on the night of November 7 at Nagoya Dome.\nI attended the three performances in Tokyo. Although McCartney had already come to Japan in April 2017, spectators were delighted with another concert tour to the Land of the Rising Sun this year.\nHe sang \u201cYesterday\u201d only once, at Tokyo Dome on the first day, but did not disappoint fans the next day by singing a total of 37 songs \u2014 one more than the previous night. The performance at Ryogoku was shorter, with 31 tunes played, yet in its compact format left a vivid and lasting impression on his fans.\nThere were about 7,500 spectators at the Ryogoku performance. The concerts in 2015 and 2017 took place at the Nippon Budokan, which holds 10,000 people, making this a smaller crowd compared to previous years.\nRyogoku Kokugikan is commonly known for hosting sumo tournaments. The venue was adjusted by removing the sumo ring and positioning the stage further down the venue so that everyone could see the British star with their naked eye.\n\u201cIt\u2019s great that I can see everyone from here,\u201d commented McCartney happily. The sound was also good, perhaps suggesting that the intimacy of the venue brought vitality both to McCartney and his enthusiastic fans.\nThe November 5 performance itself began an hour late. This did nothing, however, but heighten the feverish anticipation of the crowd.\nAt a little past 7 o\u2019clock, the performer delivered his first song of the night, as it happens, \u201cA Hard Day\u2019s Night.\u201d The crowd released their pent-up anticipation in a cheer that resembled almost the roar of an earthquake.\nAlmost joining in with the crowd, the singer delivered a powerful performance all-round. It\u2019s as if the stage and the audience became one: the small venue, enthusiastic viewers, and Paul McCartney himself made every performer\u2019s dream a reality.\nConscious of the unusual venue, McCartney delivered sumo-referenced greetings to the jubilant crowd and commented on the many spectators in the audience: \u201cEveryone is amazing. Let me look through the crowd. You all are amazing.\u201d\nThe cheers reached a peak when McCartney performed the all-time favorite, \u201cHey Jude.\u201d\nWhen the time came for the last song, it\u2019s not uncommon for crowds to continue belting for minutes after. But on this evening, perhaps thanks to Paul McCartney\u2019s tenaciously energetic voice, and the uplifting music which mingled with the audience\u2019s chorus, I found myself thinking that people are just going to stay here and continue singing without him.\nDJ Chris Holmes continued describing the evening in his Instagram post, \u201cSome nights the best show in the world by the world\u2019s greatest songwriter and performer somehow finds another gear and there is a synergy of sound, lights, crowd energy, and performance that make you realize that there is true magic in this world.\u201d\n\u201cSee you next time.\u201d And on these words, Paul McCartney ended the two hours and fifteen minutes of performance.\nThis phrase is just a set expression. 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Members of the Jefferson Parish Fire Department were called out to extinguish the fire. Inside, the vehicle an unidentified victim was found sitting on the driver\u2019s side unresponsive. He was pronounced dead at the scene.\"\nQuote: \"The body in River Ridge was the first of two recovered by the Sheriff's Office on Monday. An unidentified man was found floating on the Jefferson Parish side of the 17th Street Canal, just south of Pump Station No. 6 in Old Metairie around 10 a.m., Sheriff Joseph Lopinto said.\"\n2018-10-08 - RV goes up in flames and kills man and woman at 3 AM in Mills (Wyoming):\nhttp://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Second-person-dies-after-RV-fire-in-Mills-13293688.php\nhttp://www.myplainview.com/news/article/Second-person-dies-after-RV-fire-in-Mills-13293688.php\nhttp://www.beaumontenterprise.com/news/article/Second-person-dies-after-RV-fire-in-Mills-13293688.php\nhttp://trib.com/news/local/casper/second-person-dies-after-rv-fire-in-mills/article_57a1745a-31f1-5ef3-816a-dc3544ae3c3f.html\nhttp://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/wyoming/articles/2018-10-09/second-person-dies-after-rv-fire-in-mills\nhttp://www.theintelligencer.com/news/article/1-dead-in-trailer-home-fire-in-Mills-13291021.php\nhttp://www.sfchronicle.com/news/article/1-dead-in-trailer-home-fire-in-Mills-13291021.php\nhttp://k2radio.com/natrona-county-coroner-reports-second-death-after-mills-fire/\nQuote: \"The Natrona County Coroner's Office says a second person has died as a result of a motor home fire in Mills early Monday morning.\"\nNote: This is the 441st RV to burn/explode in 2018, and this is the 16th deadly RV fire in 2018...\n2018-10-08 - RV trailer goes up in flames just before 6 AM and kills person on Pooh Lane in Dameron (West Virginia):\nhttp://wchstv.com/news/local/one-dead-after-camper-trailer-fire-in-raleigh-county\nhttp://wvah.com/news/local/one-dead-after-camper-trailer-fire-in-raleigh-county\n2018-10-08 - RV trailer goes up in flames and kills woman near Riceville (Tennessee):\nhttp://www.dailypostathenian.com/news/article_54b384d0-32fd-5442-b090-0c6d496e7840.html\nQuote: \"When they arrived, they found a camper on fire and were able to extinguish it, but the body of a woman \u2014 identified as Brenda Sue Combs, 59 \u2014 was found inside the camper.\"\n2018-10-08 - Canada's largest refinery rocked by explosion and fire in coastal Saint John (Canada):\nhttp://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/explosion-fire-saint-john-oil-refinery-1.4854460\nhttp://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/08/explosion-reported-at-irving-oils-st-john-refinery-candads-largest.html\nhttp://www.marketwatch.com/story/no-serious-injuries-after-explosion-fire-at-canadas-largest-oil-refinery-2018-10-08\nhttp://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2018/10/08/irving-oil-confirms-major-incident-at-saint-john-nb-oil-refinery.html\nhttp://www.streetinsider.com/Commodities/Reports+of+Explosion%2C+Fire+at+Irving+Oil+Refinery+in+Saint+John/14683218.html\nhttp://www.pressherald.com/2018/10/08/explosion-shakes-irving-refinery-in-new-brunswick/\nhttp://globalnews.ca/video/4526625/explosion-reported-at-irving-oil-in-new-brunswick\nhttp://canoe.com/news/national/possible-explosion-at-irving-oil-refinery-in-saint-john-n-b\nhttp://ca.reuters.com/article/topNews/idCAKCN1MI1JV-OCATP\nQuote: \"Irving Oil Ltd., which owns and operates the 320,000-barrel-a-day refinery, reported the 'major incident' Monday morning, while local media said witnesses reported a 'bed-shaking explosion' followed by a large fire. Video images of the scene showed flames several stories high shooting up from the plant, along with tall plumes of white and black smoke.\"\n2018-10-08 - Hurricane Michael strengthens, takes aim at the Florida Panhandle, evacuations ensue in Florida, Georgia and Alabama:\nhttp://www.bradenton.com/news/weather/hurricane/article219711845.html\nhttp://wjla.com/news/nation-world/major-hurricane-michael-nearing-cat-4-strength\nhttp://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/tropical-storm-hurricane-michael-florida/index.html\nhttp://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/2018-10-09-major-hurricane-michael-gulf-coast-florida-georgia-carolinas\nhttp://www.cbsnews.com/live-news/hurricane-michael-path-evacuation-florida-storm-surge-weather-forecast-today-2018-live-updates/\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ro-nq8rwKiM\nQuote: \"Worried meteorologists now expect a strengthening Hurricane Michael to slam into the Florida Panhandle as one of the worst storms in the region's history. The National Hurricane Center's late Tuesday forecast predicted the storm would approach the central Panhandle region Wednesday as a Category 4 storm with sustained winds around 130 mph (210 kph).\"\nQuote: \"In its bulletin, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center (NHC) said: 'Some further strengthening is expected overnight and on Wednesday, and Michael is forecast to become a category four hurricane before it makes landfall.'\"\nQuote: \"A Category 4 or stronger hurricane has never made landfall on the Florida Panhandle.\"\n2018-10-08 - Pallet business heavily damaged by fire in Memphis (Tennessee), nobody there:\nhttp://www.localmemphis.com/news/local-news/breaking-news-pallet-fire-spreads-to-business-on-s-third-street/1508426071\nhttp://www.wmcactionnews5.com/2018/10/08/crews-respond-massive-fire-south-third-street/\nhttp://wreg.com/2018/10/08/fire-crews-putting-out-two-alarm-fire-in-south-memphis/\nQuote: \"This is not the first fire at this business. Another 2 alarm fire broke out in May of this year.\"\n2018-10-08 - Pesticide company damaged by explosion and fire in coastal Tampa (Florida), 1 injured:\nhttp://www.wfla.com/news/hillsborough-county/hillsborough-county-fire-rescue-on-scene-of-explosion-at-pesticide-company/1508008780\n2018-10-08 - Warehouse heavily damaged by explosion and fire at 6:40 AM in Inkster (Canada):\nhttp://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/explosion-rocks-inkster-warehouse-495996461.html\n2018-10-08 - Fertilizer factory heavily damaged by huge fire in coastal Christchurch (New Zealand):\nhttp://www.stuff.co.nz/national/107701162/Explosion-heard-as-fire-rips-through-Ravensdown-fertiliser-factory-in-Christchurch\n2018-10-08 - Passenger boat 'Grand Sun' bursts into flame at 2:36 AM in coastal Chandeleur Sound (Louisiana):\nhttp://www.wdsu.com/article/coast-guard-rescues-four-people-from-boat-that-caught-fire-in-chandeleur-sound/23646065\nhttp://katc.com/news/covering-louisiana/2018/10/08/coast-guard-rescues-four-from-burning-boat-in-chandeleur-sound/\nhttp://www.hickoryrecord.com/news/us/ap/coast-guard-helicopter-rescues-after-boat-burns/article_62bc86e8-0dfd-5ddb-854a-c463c521cc6b.html\nhttp://www.valdostadailytimes.com/news/national_international/coast-guard-helicopter-rescues-after-boat-burns/article_7db9c6b7-aa9a-5270-ac9b-07e28dbe175a.html\nhttp://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2018/10/08/coasties-rescue-four-passengers-from-boat-set-ablaze-off-louisiana-coast/\nhttp://gcaptain.com/crewboat-grand-sun-catches-fire-off-louisiana-photos/\nhttp://www.sunherald.com/news/local/article219699350.html\n2018-10-08 - Two boats and five boathouses go up in flames in coastal Everett (Washington):\nhttp://q13fox.com/2018/10/08/boathouse-burns-at-the-port-of-everett/\nhttp://komonews.com/news/local/boathouse-fire-sends-plume-of-smoke-towering-over-everett-waterfront\nhttp://www.heraldnet.com/news/boat-burns-on-everett-waterfront/\n2018-10-08 - Boat bursts into flame at marina on Lake Erie in Dunkirk (New York):\nhttp://www.post-journal.com/news/local-news/2018/10/fishing-boat-destroyed-in-fire-near-dunkirk-pier/\nhttp://www.observertoday.com/news/page-one/2018/10/fishing-boat-destroyed-in-fire-near-city-pier/\nhttp://www.observertoday.com/news/page-one/2018/10/boat-destroyed-in-fire-near-city-pier/\nhttp://buffalonews.com/2018/10/08/dunkirk-firefighters-extinguish-burning-boat/\n2018-10-08 - Two boats destroyed by fire while docked in coastal Barnegat (New Jersey):\nhttp://newjersey.news12.com/story/39256327/video-fire-destroys-two-boats-docked-in-barnegat\nhttp://ocscanner.news/2018/10/08/boat-fire-barnegat/\nNote: These are the 978th, 979th, 980th, 981st, 982nd and 983rd boats/ships to burn/explode in 2018...\n2018-10-08 - School bus bursts into flame on road in Monona County (Iowa):\nhttp://ktiv.com/2018/10/08/37376/\nhttp://www.siouxlandproud.com/news/local/bus-catches-on-fire-in-west-monona_20181009033738/1508911066\nhttp://ktiv.com/2018/10/09/fire-that-destroyed-west-monona-school-bus-remains-under-investigation/\nhttp://www.siouxlandproud.com/news/local/west-monona-bus-fire-near-castana-ia_20181009164620/1510081541\nNote: This is the 155th school bus to burn in 2018, and this is the 573rd bus to burn in 2018...\n2018-10-08 - Double-decker bus bursts into flame on the A39 near Treluswell (Britain), 2 miles from the coast:\nhttp://www.piratefm.co.uk/news/latest-news/2706033/photos-double-decker-bus-fire-on-a39/\nhttp://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/first-bus-launch-investigation-double-2085990\nhttp://www.falmouthpacket.co.uk/news/16967748.live-updates-on-double-decker-bus-fire-at-treluswell-falmouth/\nhttp://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/2018-10-08/bus-fire-closes-main-road-between-truro-and-falmouth/\nhttp://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/eyewitness-describes-double-decker-bus-2085209\nhttp://www.thisisthewestcountry.co.uk/news/cornwall_news/16968172.watch-a-double-decker-bus-engulfed-in-flames-near-treluswell/\n2018-10-08 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on the Cumberland Parkway in Pulaski County (Kentucky):\nhttp://www.wtvq.com/2018/10/08/semi-truck-fire-shuts-cumberland-parkway/\nhttp://dailylex.com/semi-truck-fire-shuts-down-cumberland-parkway/\nhttp://snewsi.com/id/18479978281/Semi-truck-fire-shuts-down-Cumberland-Parkway\n2018-10-08 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on I-77 in Statesville (North Carolina):\nhttp://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/i-77-southbound-shut-down-as-firefighters-battle-raging-tractor-trailer-fire/849120702\nhttp://www.statesville.com/news/tractor-trailer-blaze-shuts-down-i--in-statesville/article_32ae0d2c-cb3a-11e8-ad7c-734ef70c02ca.html\nhttp://www.wccbcharlotte.com/2018/10/08/video-captures-tractor-trailer-engulfed-in-flames-on-i-77/\nhttp://www.wbtv.com/video/2018/10/08/tractor-trailer-fire-off-i-statesville/\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNq6FGWUbXw\n2018-10-08 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on the Ohio Turnpike near Sandusky (Ohio):\nhttp://www.13abc.com/content/news/Semi-fire-ties-up-Turnpike-traffic-for-hours-495913491.html\n2018-10-08 - Tractor, UTV, grain wagon, 400 bales of hay and barn destroyed by fire at 11:34 PM in Rushford (Minnesota):\nhttp://www.winonadailynews.com/news/local/winona-police-calls-for-monday-oct-four-men-caught-urinating/article_f426cee3-91ad-5512-bf50-d4071e67e4be.html\nQuote: \"11:34 p.m. \u2014 A Rushford man, 69, reported a barn fire on Brandywine Road in Rushford that destroyed a grain wagon, tractor, Polaris Ranger, seeder and 400 large square hay bails. Damage is estimated at $125,000. Wilson and Rushford fire departments responded to the blaze.\"\n2018-10-08 - Tractor bursts into flame in the Park View area in coastal Wick (Scotland):\nhttp://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/highlands/1581223/fire-crews-called-out-in-wick-after-tractor-reported-on-fire/\n2018-10-08 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on road in Pandy (Britain):\nhttp://www.herefordtimes.com/news/16971422.lorry-carrying-fertiliser-catches-fire-in-pandy/\nhttp://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/regional/16971422.lorry-carrying-fertiliser-catches-fire-in-pandy/\nhttp://www.redditchadvertiser.co.uk/news/regional/16971422.lorry-carrying-fertiliser-catches-fire-in-pandy/\nhttp://www.newslocker.com/en-uk/region/herefordshire/lorry-carrying-fertiliser-catches-fire-in-pandy/\n2018-10-08 - Tractor trailer full of trash bursts into flame at waste site in Rotorua (New Zealand), near Lake Rotorua:\nNote: These are the 2160th, 2161st, 2162nd, 2163rd, 2164th, 2165th and 2166th tractors/tankers/semis to burn/explode in 2018...\n2018-10-08 - Garbage truck and forklift destroyed by fire in park in Canning Town area in coastal London (Britain):\nhttp://www.newhamrecorder.co.uk/news/fire-breaks-out-in-tarling-road-canning-town-1-5727197\n2018-10-08 - Box truck bursts into flame at Shrewsbury Railway Station in Shrewsbury (Britain):\nhttp://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2018/10/09/lorry-fire-outside-shrewsbury-train-station/\nhttp://www.shropshirelive.com/news/2018/10/09/firefighters-called-to-lorry-fire-at-shrewsbury-railway-station/\nhttp://twitter.com/bowbrookshrew/status/1049383790802546690/photo/1\n2018-10-08 - RV bursts into flame on Fremont Street in Stockton (California):\nhttp://www.recordnet.com/news/20181008/no-injuries-in-rv-fire\nhttp://rvtravel.com/fire-destroys-rv-near-stockton-ca-city-hall/\n2018-10-08 - Campervan bursts into flame on Meeds Road in Burgess Hill (Britain):\nhttp://www.midsussextimes.co.uk/news/lots-of-999-calls-to-campervan-on-fire-in-burgess-hill-1-8661845\n2018-10-08 - Van bursts into flame on the A10 between Hoddesdon and Turnford (Britain):\nhttp://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/news/hertfordshire-news/three-fire-crews-tackle-a10-2085241\n2018-10-08 - Van bursts into flame at 1:46 AM on Southburn Avenue in coastal Hull (Britain):\nQuote: \"Southburn Avenue, Hull. Mon 8 Oct 2018 01:46 (No:22525) Van fire. One hose reel in use.\"\n2018-10-08 - Tesla bursts into flame on King Hill Avenue in St. Joseph (Missouri):\nhttp://www.newspressnow.com/news/local_news/hitting-the-off-button-fire-department-deals-with-electric-car/article_d3c0822f-107d-5cac-a785-5a58a873655f.html\nQuote: \"On Sunday morning, those traveling near King Hill Avenue could spot a Tesla engulfed in flames. Members of the St. Joseph Fire Department responded to the car fire, and while the flames were put out, Bill Lamar, the department\u2019s chief training officer, said dealing with an electric car presented its own difficulties for first responders.\"\n2018-10-08 - Car bursts into flame at 4 AM while parked at home, fire spreads to home, in Birmingham (Alabama), nobody there:\nhttp://www.cbs42.com/news/local/house-fire-under-investigation-on-avenue-south/1506848548\nQuote: \"Birmingham Fire Department believes that a car catching on fire started the house fire. No one was inside at the time the fire started and no one was injured.\"\n2018-10-08 - Car bursts into flame at 1 AM while parked on Coleridge Street in Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania):\nhttp://www.wpxi.com/news/top-stories/flames-engulf-car-along-stanton-heights-street/848812151\n2018-10-08 - Car bursts into flame on the Newport Pell Bridge over Narragansett Bay in coastal Newport (Rhode Island):\nhttp://turnto10.com/news/local/vehicle-fire-closes-newport-pell-bridge\nhttp://www.newportri.com/news/20181008/cause-of-car-fire-on-bridge-uncertain--video\nhttp://patch.com/rhode-island/newport/car-fire-slows-traffic-pell-bridge-newport\nhttp://www.providencejournal.com/news/20181008/lanes-reopened-on-newport-pell-bridge-after-vehicle-fire\nhttp://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/east-bay/newport-pell-bridge-closed-in-both-directions-due-to-fire/1507863462\n2018-10-08 - Car bursts into flame on I-90 near DeForest (Wisconsin):\nhttp://www.nbc15.com/content/news/Car-fire-I-90-496019641.html\nhttp://www.channel3000.com/news/photos-vehicle-fire-hampers-traffic-on-i-3990-at-county-v/804529290\n2018-10-08 - Two cars go up in flames at 12:44 AM on Vineyard Road in Wellington (Britain):\nhttp://www.wrekinnews.co.uk/car-fire-in-wellington-3/\n2018-10-08 - Vehicle bursts into flame in coastal Inchmore (Scotland):\nhttp://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/highlands/1580876/fire-crew-attending-reported-vehicle-fire-in-highlands/\n2018-10-08 - Vehicle bursts into flame on Castle Street in Taunton (Britain):\n2018-10-08 - RV trailer bursts into flame, fire spreads, six cars destroyed too, on Newbold Back Lane in Chesterfield (Britain):\nhttp://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/pictures-show-devastation-caused-by-caravan-blaze-in-chesterfield-1-9385947\n2018-10-08 - Frito Lay plant damaged by fire just before 3 AM in Jonesboro (Arkansas):\nhttp://www.kait8.com/2018/10/08/crews-battle-fire-frito-lay-plant/\n2018-10-08 - Food plant destroyed by massive fire in Brampton (Canada):\nhttp://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/fire-destroys-brampton-food-plant-1.4854390\n2018-10-08 - Plastic factory, mill and six warehouses destroyed by inferno at river port in Mirkadim (Bangladesh):\nhttp://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/2018/10/08/massive-fire-breaks-out-at-munshiganjs-kamalaghat\nhttp://www.banglanews24.com/national/article/71414/Fire-guts-factory-warehouse-in-Munshiganj\n2018-10-08 - Large rubbish fire breaks out beneath bridge in coastal Hull (Britain):\nhttp://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/live-smoke-billows-fire-under-2082484\n2018-10-08 - Three beachfront villas destroyed by fire at 2 AM on the island of Mal\u00e9 (Maldive Islands):\nhttp://maldivesindependent.com/business/water-villas-destroyed-in-fire-141913\n2018-10-08 - Home damaged by fire at 3:01 AM in Fort Smith (Arkansas):\nhttp://5newsonline.com/2018/10/08/fort-smith-home-damaged-by-early-morning-fire/\n2018-10-08 - Home damaged by fire at 5:35 AM in Colorado Springs (Colorado):\nhttp://gazette.com/news/crews-responding-to-house-fire-near-memorial-park-in-colorado/article_5e0a1806-caf6-11e8-b6bd-5740ad673d3f.html\nhttp://www.kktv.com/content/news/Fire-reported-in-home-near-Memorial-Park-495833661.html\n2018-10-08 - Home heavily damaged by fire on Humphrey Street in Englewood (New Jersey):\nhttp://www.northjersey.com/story/news/bergen/englewood/2018/10/08/englewood-nj-house-fire-humphrey-street/1564292002/\nhttp://www.northjersey.com/picture-gallery/news/bergen/englewood/2018/10/08/fire-home-humphrey-st-englewood/1564423002/\n2018-10-08 - Home heavily damaged by fire just after 2 AM in Jefferson County (Missouri), dog killed:\nhttp://www.kmov.com/news/dog-dies-in-jefferson-county-home-fire/article_b31cc432-cae8-11e8-ba6b-9b536019741c.html\n2018-10-08 - Home heavily damaged by fire on West Caton Road in Caton (New York):\nhttp://www.weny.com/story/38188816/multiple-departments-respond-to-caton-house-fire\n2018-10-08 - Home heavily damaged by fire just before 3 AM on Garvin Avenue in Charleston (West Virginia):\nhttp://www.wsaz.com/content/news/Fire-forces-three-people-dog-out-of-home-495810801.html\n2018-10-08 - Home heavily damaged by fire in Houston (Texas), nobody there:\nhttp://www.click2houston.com/news/firefighters-battle-large-house-fire-in-southwest-houston_\n2018-10-08 - Home destroyed by fire, another home damaged, on Edison Avenue in Sunbury (Pennsylvania):\nhttp://wnep.com/2018/10/08/homes-in-sunbury-damaged-by-fire/\nhttp://www.dailyitem.com/news/update-fire-spreads-in-second-home-along-edison-ave/article_fb28ace6-cb1a-11e8-abc5-e705b98fa8de.html\n2018-10-08 - Duplex damaged by fire at 3:30 AM on Onzaga Street in coastal New Orleans (Louisiana):\nhttp://wgno.com/2018/10/08/the-nofd-battles-early-morning-house-fire-on-onzaga-street/\n2018-10-08 - Duplex damaged by fire in Sidney (Ohio), nobody there:\nhttp://www.daytondailynews.com/news/local/crews-dealing-with-structure-fire-near-downtown-sidney/vx7sNqhvxHAWi1kZIczSuL/\n2018-10-08 - High-rise condo building damaged by electrical fire in Natick (Massachusetts):\nhttp://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/20181008/no-one-injured-in-two-alarm-fire-at-nouvelle-in-natick\n2018-10-08 - Vacant home destroyed by fire shortly before 3 AM in Baton Rouge (Louisiana):\nhttp://www.brproud.com/news/local-news/vacant-baton-rouge-home-a-total-loss-after-overnight-fire/1506872898\nhttp://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/news/crime_police/article_232d404e-cb11-11e8-ac42-5ba441d14501.html\nhttp://www.wbrz.com/news/early-morning-house-fire-reported-on-education-street\n2018-10-08 - Vacant warehouse destroyed by massive blaze, adjacent building damaged, in Hamilton (Ohio):\nhttp://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2018/10/08/hamilton-fire-engulfs-warehouse/1564279002/\nhttp://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/butler-county/hamilton/multiple-crews-fighting-structure-fire-in-hamilton\nhttp://www.journal-news.com/news/hamilton-fire-destroys-one-building-damages-another/T8uJIwQDPTVZIdoQeYiPNJ/\nhttp://www.wlwt.com/article/fire-crews-battle-warehouse-fire-in-hamilton-several-roads-shut-down/23638838\n2018-10-08 - Vacant office building destroyed by huge fire at 2:01 AM at brewery along the Deschutes River in Tumwater (Washington):\nhttp://www.thenewstribune.com/news/article219660745.html\nhttp://komonews.com/news/local/3-alarm-fire-burns-offices-near-historic-olympia-brewery\nhttp://q13fox.com/2018/10/08/firefighters-battle-3-alarm-blaze-at-office-building-near-old-olympia-brewery/\nhttp://www.king5.com/article/news/local/massive-fire-burns-at-former-olympia-brewing-complex-in-tumwater/281-601936128\n2018-10-08 - Three boys die in the Ganga River in Patna (India):\nhttp://www.uniindia.com/~/three-boys-drown-in-ganga/States/news/1373263.html\n2018-10-08 - Three people die in water in Kolkata (India):\nhttp://www.millenniumpost.in/kolkata/3-drown-while-offering-tarpan-1-rescued-322203\n2018-10-08 - Passenger has 'medical emergency' and dies on passenger plane, plane returns to Detroit (Michigan):\nhttp://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/wayne-county/2018/10/09/dead-passenger-prompts-delta-flight-return-detroit-metro-airport/1579623002/\nhttp://www.vindy.com/news/2018/oct/09/officials-passenger-dead-after-medical-emergency-p/\nQuote: \"Spokeswoman Lisa Gass said the Wayne County Airport Authority's Public Safety team responded to a medical emergency on the flight after it returned to the airport just before 11 p.m. Monday. The passenger was determined to have died on board.\"\n2018-10-08 - Man, 25, found dead in Lake Austin on the Colorado River in Austin (Texas):\nhttp://www.fox9.com/news/minnesota-man-missing-after-attending-austin-city-limits-music-festival-in-texas\nhttp://www.startribune.com/search-continues-for-minneapolis-man-missing-in-austin-texas/495863171/\nhttp://cbsaustin.com/news/local/body-found-in-water-on-colorado-river\n2018-10-08 - Man, 38, drops dead outside business in coastal Pensacola (Florida):\nhttp://www.pnj.com/story/news/crime/2018/10/08/pensacola-police-investigate-body-found-outside-12-th-avenue-business/1565093002/\nhttp://weartv.com/news/local/ppd-investigates-a-body-found-near-pensacola-international-airport\nhttp://newsradio1620.com/police-investigating-body-found-on-12th-ave/\nQuote: \"There were no obvious signs of trauma, Wood said, so it does not appear to be foul play.\"\n2018-10-08 - Person drops dead near Dollar General store in coastal Fort Myers (Florida):\nhttp://www.fox4now.com/news/local-news/body-found-near-fort-myers-store-under-investigation\n2018-10-08 - Man, 19, found dead in the Indian River near coastal Cocoa (Florida):\nhttp://www.clickorlando.com/news/body-found-floating-in-indian-river-near-cocoa\nhttp://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/crime/2018/10/08/body-spotted-indian-river-near-cocoa/1568377002/\nhttp://www.wesh.com/article/body-found-in-indian-river-lagoon-1539031673/23654449\n2018-10-08 - Man found dead in the water near marina in coastal Norfolk (Virginia):\nhttp://www.13newsnow.com/article/news/local/mycity/norfolk/body-found-in-water-near-norfolk-marina/291-601911286\nhttp://wtkr.com/2018/10/08/body-found-in-water-near-norfolks-pretty-lake-marina/\nhttp://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/norfolk/body-pulled-from-the-water-at-bay-point-marina/1506734443\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/local/body-found-in-water-near-virginia-marina/2018/10/08/d206c2f6-cb12-11e8-ad0a-0e01efba3cc1_story.html\n2018-10-08 - Man found dead in shallow in the 17th Street Canal in Old Metairie (Louisiana):\nhttp://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2018/10/body_found_in_17th_street_cana_1.html\nhttp://www.fox8live.com/2018/10/08/report-body-found-th-street-canal/\nhttp://wgno.com/2018/10/08/body-found-floating-in-17th-street-canal-near-pumping-station/\nhttp://www.fox8live.com/video/2018/10/08/body-found-th-st-canal/\nhttp://www.facebook.com/NOLAnews/videos/911210125756097/\n2018-10-08 - Man found dead in Parker's Lake near Vancleave (Mississippi):\nhttp://www.knoe.com/content/news/Mans-body-found-in-Mississippi-lake-495894071.html\nhttp://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/mississippi/articles/2018-10-08/missing-mississippi-mans-body-found-in-lake\n2018-10-08 - Person found dead in drainage ditch in St. Paul (Minnesota):\nhttp://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/badly-decomposed-body-found-in-st-paul-drainage-ditch\n2018-10-08 - Man drops dead in jail cell in Roscommon County (Michigan):\nhttp://www.9and10news.com/2018/10/08/inmate-dies-after-being-found-unresponsive-in-roscommon-county-jail-cell/\n2018-10-08 - Man, 33, dies while snorkeling near coastal Dahab (Egypt):\n2018-10-08 - Boy, 9, found dead in stream in Phoenix (South Africa):\nhttp://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2018-10-08-boy-9-drowns-in-phoenix-stream/\n2018-10-08 - Man, 30 to 40, found dead in condo in coastal Phuket (Thailand):\n2018-10-08 - Passenger has medical problem on passenger plane, plane makes emergency landing in Bangor (Maine):\nhttp://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/transatlantic-flight-dublin-airport-airport-15255889\nQuote: \"An American Airlines spokesperson said: 'American Airlines flight 723 from Dublin (DUB) to Philadelphia (PHL), diverted to Bangor (BGR), due to an ill passenger.'\"\n2018-10-08 - Passenger has 'medical emergency' on passenger plane, plane diverts to coastal Perth (Australia):\nhttp://www.9news.com.au/2018/10/08/08/18/plane-emergency-landing-malaysia-airlines-perth-medical-incident\nhttp://www.perthnow.com.au/news/perth/malaysian-airlines-flight-mh149-diverted-to-perth-airport-ng-b88983845z\nhttp://au.news.yahoo.com/malaysian-airlines-flight-bound-melbourne-forced-make-emergency-landing-234209789.html\nhttp://newstral.com/en/article/en/1108461554/dramatic-moment-paramedics-board-malaysia-airlines-plane-after-medical-emergency-forced-the-flight-to-divert-to-perth-\nhttp://www.themalaysianinsight.com/s/101797\nQuote: \"A Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Australia's Victoria state capital Melbourne was forced to land in Perth Airport early Monday, with a medical emergency cited as the reason for the diversion, according to local media.\"\n2018-10-08 - Man, 55, has 'medical emergency', car hits woman, crashes into gas station, in Lawrenceville (Georgia), 1 killed, 1 injured:\nhttp://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/local/one-dead-one-injured-in-wreck-after-car-slams-into/article_4b96104b-7f73-56ab-b2cd-f8ad4be35050.html\nhttp://www.ajc.com/video/local-video/driver-killed-after-car-runs-off-road-crashes-into-convenience-store/lIMv8sPQjWNnQF4IwETUzL/\nhttp://www.9news.com.au/2018/10/09/13/49/petrol-station-car-crash-atlanta-georgia-united-states-driver-killed\nhttp://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/man-dies-after-car-slams-into-gas-station\nQuote: \"A 55-year-old man died Monday morning after apparently suffering a medical emergency while driving, which caused his car to shoot off the road and slam into a gas station convenience store in Lawrenceville.\"\n2018-10-08 - Driver has 'medical emergency', SUV crashes into home, in Lincoln (Nebraska):\nhttp://www.1011now.com/content/news/Driver-has-medical-emergency-crashes-SUV-into-home--496237341.html\nQuote: \"Lincoln Fire and Rescue said a medical emergency lead to an SUV crashing into a home on Monday afternoon.\"\n2018-10-08 - Small plane crashes at airport in Rolla (Missouri):\nhttp://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/small-plane-crashed-at-rolla-airport-pilot-sustained-minor-injuries/1508578057\nhttp://www.ozarksfirst.com/video/small-plane-crashed-at-rolla-airport-pilot-sustained-minor-injuries_20181009025132/1508849946\nhttp://www.therolladailynews.com/news/20181009/mshp-investigating-plane-crash-at-rolla-downtown-airport\nhttp://www.phelpscountyfocus.com/news/article_d2a447f8-cbbf-11e8-b040-3bff058424b1.html\n2018-10-08 - Small plane crashes into residential area in Midrand (South Africa), 2 killed:\nhttp://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/south-africa/2018-10-08-two-dead-in-light-plane-crash-in-midrand/\nhttp://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/2-people-killed-after-light-aircraft-crashes-in-midrand-20181008\nhttp://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2018-10-08-im-still-shaking-eyewitness-describes-the-moment-crashed-plane-flew-just-metres-above-his-head/\nhttp://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2018-10-08-two-killed-after-plane-crashes-into-midrand-garden/\nhttp://www.dailysun.co.za/News/National/two-killed-in-plane-crash-20181008-3\nhttp://ewn.co.za/2018/10/08/video-2-fatalities-after-plane-crashes-in-midrand\nhttp://www.enca.com/news/two-killed-midrand-plane-crash\n2018-10-08 - Two tractor trailers crash at 6:20 AM, fire erupts, on I-95 in coastal Palm Coast (Florida), 1 killed:\nhttp://www.newsdaytonabeach.com/wndb-news/fatal-accident-snarls-traffic-on-i-95-in-palm-coast/\nhttp://www.news4jax.com/traffic/fhp-semi-driver-dies-in-fiery-pileup-on-i-95-in-flagler-county\n2018-10-08 - Two tractor trailers crash on I-95 in Colleton County (South Carolina):\nhttp://www.counton2.com/news/local-news/two-tractor-trailers-collide-in-colleton-co-on-i-95-northbound/1507032110\n2018-10-08 - Tractor trailer crashes shortly before 4:30 AM, bursts into flame, on I-40 near the Tennessee River near Camden (Tennessee):\nhttp://www.newschannel5.com/news/truck-hauling-pigs-wrecks-catches-fire-in-decatur-county\nQuote: \"The incident was reported shortly before 4:30 a.m. at mile marker 121, just west of the Tennessee River.\"\n2018-10-08 - Tractor trailer veers off road and overturns on Highway 58 near Worley (Idaho):\nhttp://www.kulr8.com/story/39252214/semi-spills-fertilizer-after-crashing-on-highway-58-near-worley\n2018-10-08 - Minivan lightly hits car, bursts into flame, on I-95 in coastal Greenland (New Hampshire):\nhttp://www.seacoastonline.com/news/20181008/van-fire-shuts-down-i-95-in-greenland\nhttp://www.wmur.com/article/multiple-lanes-on-i-95-south-closed-in-greenland-because-of-car-fire/23652840\n2018-10-08 - SUV veers off road, plunges into the Merrimack River, in Concord (New Hampshire), 1 injured:\nhttp://manchesterinklink.com/concord-woman-pulled-from-suv-after-crashing-into-the-merrimack-river/\nhttp://www.concordmonitor.com/SUV-leaves-Concord-highway-crashes-into-Merrimack-River-20749191\nhttp://www.unionleader.com/Person-pulled-from-car-in-body-of-water-in-Concord-off-I-93\n2018-10-08 - Car veers off road, plunges down embankment, on I-90 near North Bend (Washington), 1 killed:\nhttp://komonews.com/news/local/1-dead-in-crash-along-i-90-near-north-bend\nQuote: \"Troopers suspect the driver might have had a medical issue. It's unclear whether the driver died from the impact or the medical condition.\"\n2018-10-08 - Car veers off road at 11:46 PM, hits electrical box and fence, in Orinda (California), 1 killed:\nhttp://news24-680.com/2018/10/08/driver-seriously-injured-in-westbound-24-crash-in-orinda-sunday/\nhttp://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/22-year-old-Pittsburg-man-dies-after-crashing-SUV-13290894.php\nhttp://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/22-year-old-Pittsburg-man-dies-after-crashing-SUV-13290892.php\n2018-10-08 - Car veers off road at 1 AM, hits hydrant and pole, bursts into flame, near Temecula (California), 1 killed:\nhttp://riversidecountynewssource.org/2018/10/08/chp-reporting-major-injuries-after-vehicle-smashes-into-pole-fire-hydrant-bursts-into-flames/\n2018-10-08 - Half-naked man, 28, covered in mystery liquid tussles with cops on passenger plane in coastal Honolulu (Hawaii):\nhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6255847/Half-naked-man-doused-mystery-liquid-dragged-flight-police.html\nhttp://www.kitv.com/story/39252837/video-shows-unruly-passenger-being-removed-from-an-alaska-airlines-flight\nhttp://www.georgianewsday.com/news/regional/475686-half-naked-man-doused-in-mystery-liquid-is-dragged-off-flight-by-police.html\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJy5n_IYevM\nQuote: \"This is the moment a half-naked and soaking wet man fought with police on board a packed Alaska Airlines flight before being arrested. Thang Sang, 28, was on board a flight from Honolulu to San Francisco on September 26 when sheriff's deputies were called after he locked himself in the bathroom. Sang later emerged from the bathroom shirtless and covered in a mystery liquid, so deputies moved in to arrest him.\"\n2018-10-08 - Naked man breaks into homes at 7 AM in Fresno (California):\nhttp://www.fresnobee.com/news/local/crime/article219669805.html\nhttp://abc30.com/naked-man-arrested-in-northwest-fresno-on-suspicion-of-burglary/4441335/\n2018-10-08 - White tiger attacks and kills zookeeper at zoo in coastal Kagoshima (Japan):\nhttp://www.yahoo.com/news/white-tiger-kills-japan-zookeeper-rare-attack-092649494.html\n2018-10-08 - Bridge collapses over the Gumti River, tractor plunges into river, in Cumilla (Bangladesh), 1 killed:\nhttp://unb.com.bd/category/Bangladesh/man-killed-as-tractor-plunges-into-a-river-in-cumilla/3800\n2018-10-08 - Water main breaks in Spokane (Washington):\nhttp://www.khq.com/story/39252144/fire-city-crews-respond-to-broken-water-main-in-moran-prairie-area\n2018-10-08 - Woman collapses on Blackburn Road in Darwen (Britain):\nhttp://www.thelancasterandmorecambecitizen.co.uk/news/16969008.woman-taken-to-hospital-by-fire-services-after-collapsing-on-road/\n2018-10-08 - Man collapses and goes into cardiac arrest on Bridge Street in Tadcaster (Britain):\nhttp://www.northyorksfire.gov.uk/news-events/breaking-news/daily-summary-dayshift-8-october-2018\nQuote: \"Bridge Street, Tadcaster \u2013 Time of call 16:21 A crew from Tadcaster on returning from a training course, came across a fallen male. They remained with him, after carrying out CPR, and requested an Ambulance\u2019s attendance via Fire Control.\"\n2018-10-08 - What does runaway global warming look like?\n2018-10-08 - Energy sector\u2019s carbon emissions grow for second year running:\n2018-10-08 - Death toll from earthquake and tsunami climbs to 1763 in Palu (Indonesia), two villages sucked into sinkhole, 5000 missing:\nQuote: \"Indonesia's disaster agency says the death toll from the earthquake and tsunami that struck Sulawesi island has risen to 1763. Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho says an estimated 5,000 people from Petobo and Balaroa - two villages where homes were sucked into a sinkhole during the September 28 earthquake - remained unaccounted for.\"\n2018-10-08 - Six tornadoes hit Oklahoma and Texas:\nhttp://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/6-tornadoes-hit-texas-and-oklahoma-officials-say/ar-BBO7ncN\n2018-10-08 - Florida's annual King Tide to bring record-breaking hazardous red tide even closer to shore wreaking more havoc:\n2018-10-08 - Hubble Telescope in trouble as gyroscope fails:\nhttp://www.yahoo.com/news/hubble-trouble-space-telescope-action-175137546.html\nI have class in a few minutes. Just wanted to say, Michael is up to Cat 4 now.\nCategory 4 Hurricane Michael roars nearer to Florida coast\nhttp://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/category-4-hurricane-michael-roars-nearer-to-florida-coast/ar-BBOb1pI\nJonny Mnemonic October 10, 2018 at 7:31 AM\nYou're just a classy guy!\n\"Hardly\" [wife would respond]\nGreetings Jonny, and all readers here. Another foggy, gloomy, drizzly morning (supposed to clear up by this afternoon).\nLet's see what's goin' on:\n[follow-up!]\nHigh school football player died of cardiac arrest stemming from head injury, coroner says\nhttp://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/more-sports/high-school-football-player-died-of-cardiac-arrest-stemming-from-head-injury-coroner-says/ar-BBOa8uG\nDylan Thomas, the Georgia high school football player who died after a game last month, succumbed to cardiac arrest stemming from a head injury, the Pike County coroner said in a Tuesday statement.\nSpecifically, his cardiac arrest was the result of \"traumatic brain injury due to or as a consequence of a closed head injury.\"\nNo autopsy was conducted because Thomas' injuries were documented at the hospital, according to the statement. [more]\nBIG \"Heads Up\"! - This COULD be a historic first if it happens - CAT 4 MICHAEL\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTsDBP2PzOg&list=PLo273xJs-T3S873dM8-U6AuEE49Pl1LId [3.5 min. MrMBB333 video]\nCreepy skull captured on radar showing Hurricane Michael\nhttp://www.msn.com/en-us/video/downtime/creepy-skull-captured-on-radar-showing-hurricane-michael/vi-BBO9gYb [short video]\nWhopping 115 square miles (300 square kilometers) iceberg about to break in Antarctica\nA newly discovered long and craggy rift is splintering across West Antarctica\u2019s Pine Island Glacier, satellite images show. The nearly 19-mile-long (30 kilometers) rift started in the middle of the ice shelf, where the ice shelf touches warmer ocean waters that are melting it from underneath. The rift only has about another 6 miles (10 km) to go before one or more icebergs calf, breaking off from the glacier, Lhermitte said. Another such event happened a mere year ago in 2017, when an iceberg 4.5 times the size of Manhattan broke off Pine Island Glacier. [more]\n'I thought it was thunder': Gas line explosion near Prince George, B.C., causes evacuations\nhttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/prince-george-explosion-1.4856544\nResidents of a northern B.C. community are being allowed to return home after a natural gas explosion saw homes evacuated Tuesday evening. [more]\nDeadly floods hit Mallorca: 5 dead confirmed, several missing, 200 evacuated (videos)\nhttp://strangesounds.org/2018/10/deadly-floods-hit-mallorca-5-dead-confirmed-several-missing-200-evacuated-videos.html\nDeadly floods hit the Spanish island of Mallorca, killing 5 and injuring 3 on October 9, 2018. Several people are still missing while 200 residents have been evacuated. Worst hit was the city of San Lorenzo. [more]\nGiant sinkhole swallows 5 people in China: 2 dead and 3 missing (video)\nhttp://strangesounds.org/2018/10/giant-sinkhole-swallows-5-people-in-china-2-dead-and-3-missing-video.html [short video]\nParts of a road cracked and a cave-in occurred at around 2:30 am in Dazhou City, southwest China\u2019s Sichuan Province on Sunday. Two passerby was killed and three are still missing.\nA second collapse occurred during the rescue.[watch the video!]\nThe cause of the collapse is not yet known.\nNicholas Humphrey on the IPCC report\nThe Difficulties of Averting Catastrophic Climate Change\nhttp://robinwestenra.blogspot.com/2018/10/nicholas-humphrey-on-ipcc-report.html\nhere are some things I have to say about the report.\n--It does seem to come full circle in terms of acknowledging the seriousness of the lower temperature thresholds at causing more catastrophic impacts to human and natural systems on Earth. The 1990 UN Advisory Group on Greenhouse Gases discussed the 1 degree C limit and the likelihood for nonlinear responses and feedback loops to kick in once such a value was routinely reached. While obviously scientists raised the bar to 2 C then began to emphasize increasingly 1.5 C to the emphasize the needs of island and subtropical nations' concerns with regards to sea level rise and agriculture, the IPCC has acknowledged that the Earth has warmed by about 1 degree C since the mid-19th century (which is used to approximate pre-industrial temperatures).\n--The mitigation efforts of the IPCC continue to be based purely on human emissions and simply neglect too many things which a) are more difficult to model but b) will likely severely detriment carbon \"budgets\"...the amount of carbon still considered for humans to burn into the atmosphere to keep temperatures at or below a certain temperature threshold.\nGeoengineering is inevitable\u2026 To fight climate changes\nhttp://strangesounds.org/2018/10/geoengineering-is-inevitable-to-fight-climate-changes.html\nHere\u2019s what\u2019s going to happen: Every year for the foreseeable future, scientists, activists, and citizens concerned about climate change will have a discussion in one form or another about geoengineering. There will be editorials and vague proposals in journals; there will be think pieces on the need not to do it, but to talk about it. These will increase in volume and urgency as our situation becomes ever clearer, perhaps starting right now, with the release of the latest and most dire Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report. [more; yeah - don't read the reports saying it could or WILL make matters even worse . .]\nBLACK BEAR NEWS 10.9.18 Earth's Ice Loss Is a Nuclear Explosion of Geologic Change [~ 20 min.]\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsQL7_r9r04\nThe Watchers News Brief: October 9, 2018\nhttps://watchers.news/2018/10/10/the-watchers-news-brief-october-9-2018/\nSE Iran sandstorm injures 145\nHeavy rain, floods and landslides leave 9 people dead, 5 000 displaced in Sri Lanka\nUSGS: Hurricane \"Michael\" surge likely to erode 75% of Florida Panhandle beaches\nArizonans wake up to snow in the north and wet ground, gray skies in the Valley\nDeadly floods and landslides after torrential rain hits Central America\nNon-tropical cyclone to affect Madeira and the Canary Islands this week\nHurricane \"Leslie\" on its way towards west-southwest Europe this week\nCyclonic Storm \"Titli\" forms in Bay of Bengal, flooding rainfall, strong winds expected in eastern India, Bangladesh\nStorm \"Callum\" - serious weather event expected in Ireland by the end of the week\nTornadoes and waterspouts reported across Italy\nTwo dead, one missing as Typhoon \"Kong-rey\" hits south Korea\n150 evacuated due to rockslide risks in Haldummulla, Sri Lanka\nRockslope failure at Shongtong in northern India\nPreliminary survey indicates poor monsoon led to nearly 70% crop loss in Jodhpur, India\nAnak Krakatau erupts 407 times in 24 hours, Indonesia\nEruption on Saunders Island\nStrong lahars descend down Fuego volcano, Guatemala\nImportant eruption at Turrialba, Costa Rica\nFuel spill in the Mediterranean after ships collide near Corsica\nPilgrim nuclear power plant experiences unplanned shutdown, Massachusetts\nWe have repeatedly been told that the U.S. economy is \u201cbooming\u201d, but meanwhile the middle class in the United States continues to be hollowed out. The financial bubbles that the Federal Reserve has created have been a great blessing for those at the very top of the economic pyramid, but most of the country is still deeply struggling. According to one survey, 78 percent of all full-time workers in the U.S. live paycheck to paycheck, and that doesn\u2019t even include part-time workers or those that are unemployed. We have also been told that unemployment is \u201clow\u201d, but the real numbers tell us that there are more working age Americans without a job in 2018 than there was at any point during the last recession. [more]\nThe Cure For Denialism Is Denialism\nhttp://ponziworld.blogspot.com/2018/10/the-cure-for-denialism-is-denialism.html\n[though it's a good read, as usual, I only posted it for the chart at the bottom of the article]\nMark Suddeth with his Hurricanetrack channel is live streaming from Panama City as long as he can today. He and his helper have a weather balloon that they are going to try to release into the eye. Should be interesting, as well as dangerous....\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NvDKOfb-3g\nNice, Mike. Yeah, i'm late to the dance on this one.\nPowerful Hurricane Michael bashes Florida Panhandle\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/powerful-hurricane-michael-bashes-florida-panhandle/ar-BBObAT8\nExtremely powerful Hurricane Michael crashed into Florida's northwestern Panhandle coast on Wednesday, flooding towns and ripping up trees with 155 mile per hour (249 kph) winds and the potential for a devastating storm surge.\nMichael, which had caught many by surprise with its rapid intensification as it churned north over the Gulf of Mexico, was the most powerful storm ever recorded to hit the Panhandle. [more]\nFlash flooding kills 10 in Mallorca \u2013 \u201cThe probability of 233 millimeters of rain falling in Mallorca, which was recorded yesterday, is one in a thousand years\u201d\nPalma de Mallorca (El Pa\u00eds) \u2013 At least 10 people, including a British couple, have died in Mallorca, in Spain\u2019s Balearic Islands, after the island was hit by flash flooding on Tuesday night. A child is still unaccounted for, down from six people reported missing this morning.\nIt is one of the most serious floods to hit Spain in the past 25 years. Three deaths occurred in S\u2019Illot, one in Art\u00e0 and four took place in Sant Loren\u00e7 des Cardassar, a neighborhood 60 kilometers from the island capital Palma de Mallorca, according to emergency services.\nMore than 230 millimeters (a little over 9\") of rain fell on the area in just two hours. [more; geez-aw man, shit gittin' DEEP, y'all]\nNew research suggests Mt Etna at risk of 'catastrophic collapse'\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/397985-New-research-suggests-Mt-Etna-at-risk-of-catastrophic-collapse\nMt Etna, one of the world's most active and iconic volcanoes, is at high risk of suddenly collapsing into the sea, potentially triggering a devastating tsunami, new research suggests. [more]\nSOTT Earth Changes Summary - September 2018: Extreme Weather, Planetary Upheaval, Meteor Fireballs [~ 17 min.]\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/397973-SOTT-Earth-Changes-Summary-September-2018-Extreme-Weather-Planetary-Upheaval-Meteor-Fireballs\nThe Global Distortions of Doom Part 1: Hyper-Indebted Zombie Corporations\nWorld Trade Growth Expected To Decline From 4.9% To 3.7%\nIMF cuts its global growth forecast, citing trade disruptions\nCentral Banks Are Piling Into Gold\nSurefire Way to Reduce the Trade Deficit: Have a Recession\nTrump is desperate to reduce the trade deficit. 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        "raw_content": "Jesus commanded His followers shortly before His ascension, \u201cGo therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I commanded you\u201d (Matthew 28:19.; & Mark 16:15). And this is precisely what the disciples did after the coming of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:41; 8:12, 38; 9:18; 10:48; 16:15, 33; 18:8).\nThe challenge of Peter was \u201cRepent and let each of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ\u201d: (Acts 2:38). It would seem that as the apostles preached the gospel and people responded, they were immediately baptized. Thus, repentance, faith and baptism were very closely related.\nClearly, though, baptism did not contribute to salvation; rather, it followed immediately. Cornelius was baptized after having received the Holy Spirit (Acts 10:44-48). The ordinance of baptism is a symbol of the believer\u2019s identification with Christ in His death, burial and resurrection (Romans 6:3; Colossians 2:12 and 1 Peter 3:21).\nIn baptism the believer testifies that he was in Christ when Christ was judged for sin, that he was buried with Him, and that he has arisen to new life in Him. It symbolizes that the believer is identified with Christ, for he is baptized in (into) the name of the Lord Jesus (Acts 2:38, 8:16). This was done while the penitent called upon the name of the Lord (Acts 22:16). This was an open and public confession of the Lordship of Christ (Romans 10:9). Several passages, on the surface, seem to teach that baptism saves.\nFour key ones are:\n\u201cHe who has believed and has been baptized shall be saved; but he who has disbelieved shall be condemned\u201d (Mark 16:16);\n\u201cRepent and let each of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit\u201d (Acts 2:38);\n\u201cCorresponding to that, baptism now saves you: (1Peter 3:21).\nBut in all these cases, faith must come first. The biblical order is repentance, belief, baptism. Scripture is abundantly clear that purification from sin is not the result of baptism (Acts 15:9; 1 John 1:9).\nBut the act of baptism is so very closely related to the act of faith that they are expressed often as an act. Baptism is reserved for those who personally and willingly respond to the call of salvation. All who sincerely repent of their sins and exercise a living faith in the Lord Jesus are eligible for baptism.\nSome households are baptized (Acts 10:48; 16:15, 33, 18:8; 1 Corinthians 1:16), and this has been constructed to mean that even infants were baptized. \u201cHousehold\u201d does not necessarily demand that there were infants; and further, in these cases mentioned above, those who were baptized were those who heard the Word (Acts 10:44) and believed (Acts 16:31,34). Nowhere does Scripture teach that infants were baptized. Dedication of the child to the Lord by his parents is to be performed above infant baptism.",
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        "raw_content": "77 Year-old Basin Man Sentenced To 18 Months in Prison For Violating Clean Water Act \u2013 Protest Outside Courthouse\n77 year-old Joseph David Robertson of Basin, Montana, was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Missoula to 18 months in prison and three years of supervised release before Judge Donald Molloy on Wednesday July 20. He was also ordered to pay nearly $130,000 in restitution.\nFollowing is the press release issued by the U.S. Department of Justice.:\nMISSOULA \u2013 Joseph David Robertson, 77, was sentenced today to eighteen months in prison and three years\u2019 supervised release for unauthorized discharge of pollutants into waters of the United States and injury or depredation of United States property. Robertson must also pay $129,933.50 in restitution. U.S. District Court Judge Donald W. Molloy issued the sentence and ordered that Robertson be detained immediately. Robertson was convicted in April following a four day federal trial.\nRobertson was indicted by a grand jury in May of 2015 as a result of illegal ponds he built on two parcels of land near Basin, Montana, one on Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest land and the other on adjacent private property. Robertson has continually asserted that he owns the property where ponds were built, but he does not. The ponds resulted in the discharge of dredged and fill material into a tributary stream and adjacent wetlands and caused widespread damage to both properties.\nAt trial, the government introduced evidence that in October of 2013, a United States Forest Service (USFS) Special Agent visited the National Forest property to determine whether Robertson had complied with previously issued conditions of probation for misdemeanor violations of USFS regulations. The Agent testified at trial that during the site visit, she observed multiple ponds dug into an existing stream on both USFS and adjacent private property not owned by Robertson.\nDuring a subsequent site visit in November of 2013, Robertson admitted to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and USFS Criminal Special Agents that he had performed the work on the National Forest property using an excavator. State and federal officials visited the site again in May of 2014, and observed that Robertson had done additional work. The site was now approximately 1.2 acres in size, and extended beyond the National Forest property to a private property that he did not own. The work consisted of nine ponds of varying sizes, including some as large as approximately 4900 square feet that were placed directly in the stream and wetlands area. Unconsolidated dredged material from the ponds had been used to create the berms and had been placed in and around the stream and wetlands. Robertson admitted that he had completed the additional work. Additional investigation revealed that Robertson continued to construct ponds on the USFS property after May of 2014, despite being told repeatedly that he had no legal right to do so.\nOne of the central legal issues at trial was whether the waters polluted by Robertson were \u201cwaters of the United States\u201d for purposes of the Clean Water Act. The United States introduced evidence and expert testimony from the Army Corps of Engineers and the EPA that the stream and wetlands had a significant nexus to traditional navigable waters, and therefore were \u201cwaters of the United States.\u201d Fishery biologists from the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) and the USFS testified that this headwater and wetland complex provided critical support to trout in downstream rivers and fisheries, including the Boulder and Jefferson Rivers.\n\u201cRobertson damaged federal land that the government holds in trust for the people of the United States,\u201d said United States Attorney for the District of Montana Mike Cotter. \u201cClean waterways and healthy riparian ecosystems benefit the people who are the true owners of our public lands. This is not merely an issue of dumping a little dirt into a small stream, it is an illustration of the fact that waterways and riparian ecosystems are interconnected, and this type of destruction has significant environmental consequences downstream. This sentence sends a message that meaningful enforcement of environmental laws serves to protect resources owned by all Americans.\u201d\n\u201cLike all Americans, Montana residents expect their local waterways to be clean and free of pollution,\u201d said Jeffrey Martinez, Special Agent in Charge of EPA\u2019s criminal enforcement program in Montana. \u201cThis defendant is a repeat violator, with the conduct in this case affecting a Montana waterway, National Forest Service Lands, and private property not belonging to the defendant. The EPA and its law enforcement partners are committed to protecting public health and our nation\u2019s natural resources.\u201d\nThe case was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Bryan Whittaker and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Eric Nelson from the United States Environmental Protection Agency. This case was investigated by multiple state and federal agencies including the United States Forest Service, the Environmental Protection Agency Criminal Investigation Division, the Army Corps of Engineers, and the Jefferson County Sheriff\u2019s Office. Other agencies that assisted the investigation included Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the Jefferson Valley Conservation District.\nRobertson Protesters\nProtesters outside the courthouse maintained that Robertson was being persecuted by the federal government.\nA woman who identified herself as Starr Farley from Hamilton, said she was protesting the federal government's harassment of Robertson.\n\"He is being prosecuted for digging ponds on his own land and we feel he's been wrongly treated,\" Farley said. \"We feel no transgression or crime has been committed, so we're here to support him. He's 77 years old, he's a disabled vet, and he has done no wrong.\"\nRobertson Protest\nThere were several others protesting peacefully on the sidewalk outside the courthouse, holding American flags and signs indicating their support for Robertson.\nFiled Under: epa, protesters",
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        "raw_content": "Strange: Living her life as a paranoid, xenophobic nutjob doesn't bother Michelle Malkin a bit -- as a matter of fact, it suits her just fine. Not being considered \"compassionate,\" on the other hand, seems to bother her a great deal.\nI'd like to help. Really. But I'm all out of \"there, there, of course you're compassionate\" cards to send. So, I guess I'm stuck with addressing myself to the \"paranoid\" part, as in \"paranoid schizophrenic,\" as in \"total dissociation from the real world.\" Sorry, 'chelle. When you start quacking about \"bring[ing] the homeland security debate\" -- or anything else -- \"back to reality,\" an intervention is clearly in order.\nHere's some reality for you:\n- The US has somewhere in the neighborhood of 100,000 miles of border and coastline.\n- Estimates of illegal immigration rates vary -- duh -- but even the lowball figures are in the million plus range per year.\nReality speaks quite clearly on one point: There's no way to secure 100,000 miles of border and coastline (or even the 2,500 or so miles of border with Mexico) against a million people trying to get across. Some of them -- the bulk of them, in fact -- are going to get through. Period.\nFrom a \"homeland security\" standpoint, of course, most of these millions are, or at least should be, irrelevant. Unless you consider getting your lettuce picked or your toilet cleaned a national security matter, they're no more of a threat than anyone else you pass on the street (which is to say, some of them might be menaces, most of them aren't). Granted, certain special interest groups would like the government to help them distort the labor market by coercively excluding competition, but really stupid economic beliefs do not, strictly speaking, constitute a \"homeland security\" matter either.\nThe reason the mass of illegal immigrants constitute a \"homeland security\" problem is that they are illegal immigrants. Instead of letting them walk in the front door, as they gladly would and as we most assuredly should, we bow to the special interests and slam that door in their faces.\nIf the US had a reasonable immigration policy -- i.e. \"show up at a designated entry station and if you're not a known criminal or terrorist, we'll point you to the taxicabs lined up on the American side and send you on your way\" -- they wouldn't be crawling through the windows and knocking holes in the walls.\nAnd when a million-plus ordinary working stiffs are crawling through the windows and knocking holes in the walls for the privilege of landscaping your lawn or plucking your Thanksgiving turkey, those open windows and gaping holes constitute the entry points for criminals and terrorists -- people you'd never let in through the front door -- as well.\nAs it stands, US immigration policy constitutes a very real national security threat:\n- US immigration policy creates a huge population among which criminals and terrorist can easily hide. Ten murderers -- or ten al Qaeda hijackers or bombmakers -- don't stand out in a crowd of a million \"undocumented\" individuals.\n- US immigration policy creates the market demand that drives the \"coyote\" industry. A million customers a year seeking aid in crossing the border is big business. \"Coyotes\" don't care if the people they're escorting into the US are Mexican migrant workers or Yemeni assassins -- business is business. But they wouldn't be in business on any kind of large scale if Yemeni assassins were the bulk of their customer base.\n- US immigration policy makes it difficult -- nay, impossible -- to properly monitor the borders for actual hostile activity. Is that group wading the Rio Grande at three in the morning an al Qaeda terror team lugging a small nuclear weapon, or just another one of the hundred groups of workers on their way -- at the same time, by the same routes and in the same manner -- to jobs at poultry plants, on construction crews and in farm fields?\nBottom line: No reasonable amount of money, manpower or concertina wire is going to stop economically motivated mass immigration. Any US immigration policy framed on a position of general exclusion is doomed to fail and to damage national security to boot. And nobody who continues to advocate such a policy in the face of the facts deserves to be taken seriously on immigration -- or on \"homeland security.\"\n[Note: Yeah, it's a straight policy piece. My bad anarchist self is on vacation today - TLK]\nTechnorati Tags: Politics, Immigration\nIceRocket Tags: Politics, Immigration\nThis is a must-read from Kevin Carson ... a proposal for a \"Strategic Green-Libertarian Alliance\" -- or, as he appropriately describes it a \"Contract With America\" on some topics that Libertarians and Greens (and libertarian Democrats) should be able to agree on.\nI'm not sure what can be done with it at this point. Here in Missouri, I suspect it would require the approval of the LP's state committee (which meets once a year) to become official party policy; I don't think the executive committee has the authority to adopt it. I don't rate its prospects before a national LP convention too highly, either. But it would certainly be nice to see LP and Green candidates endorsing it and incorporating it into their campaign platforms and programs, even if modified to reflect short-term deliverables (i.e. a candidate can't promise with a straight face that he or she would \"fund federal highways and airports entirely with tolls and other user-fees, with absolutely no subsidies from general revenues, and no use of eminent domain,\" because no single public official has the power to effect such a result; however, he or she could pledge to vote against general revenue subsidies/eminent domain actions for highways and introduce, sponsor and support toll/user fee legislation).\n[Note: This article is one in a series on prospective candidates for the Libertarian Party's 2008 presidential nomination]\nI'm a fan and friend of George Phillies -- I've been working with him in various capacities on various projects for six years now. Still, I was surprised when he declared his candidacy for the Libertarian Party's 2008 presidential nomination, and I'm frankly skeptical of his ability to garner that nomination.\nLet's start out with his positives:\n- He's declared early and actually begun the work of putting together a campaign. These two things have to go together to be significant. Lots of people declare early and never do anything between declaring and showing up at the convention to collect their five or ten delegate votes. Phillies has already rolled out a video commercial on his still-under-construction web site. And he's given himself two years to develop a public profile outside the party.\n- He's a long-time LP activist with a small, but hardcore, national base of support in the party (in three runs for the chairmanship of the Libertarian National Committee, two of them decided by delegates who also chose a presidential nominee, he's polled between 15% and 23%).\n- He's the author of two books which bear on LP politics. \"Stand Up For Liberty!\" is his manifesto on party organization for political victory. \"Funding Liberty\" is an in-depth analysis of the conduct of the LP's 1996 and 2000 presidential campaigns. He also publishes an internal, unofficial LP periodical, Let Freedom Ring!/Libertarian Strategy Gazette.\n- He's played key roles in several major LP campaigns. This has gained him contact with, and admiration from, LP campaign veterans whose support -- and work -- would be valuable to him in seeking the nomination.\n- His political activities already extend outside the LP. For example, he chairs his county's ACLU affiliate. He's not yet a major national political figure by any stretch of the imagination ... but in a party that tends toward an extreme inward focus, any outside affiliations are both refreshing and promising.\n- While non-political academic credentials (he's a physics professor with a doctorate from MIT) are a thin rope to climb toward the presidency, he can claim to have administrative experience on numerous faculty committees and such as a professor at Worcester Polytechnic.\n- It never hurts to be a veteran. Phillies is (Army Reserve).\nNow, to the negatives:\nWhile he has a hardcore base of national support within the LP, he also has a hardcore \"anti-base\" which, in my opinion, is roughly correspondent to his level of support. Taking his chairmanship vote numbers as a guide and giving him the benefit of all doubt, let's do a little hypothetical math:\nAssuming 1,000 delegates, 230 in firm, unwavering support of Phillies (that's 23%, his best vote total for chair, so it's a high assumption), and 15% in unwavering opposition to Phillies (that's 15%, his worst vote total for chair), he's 271 votes short of the majority required to capture the nomination. There are 620 delegate votes still \"out there.\" Phillies is going to have to capture more than 4 out of every 10 of those votes.\nAnd, of course, there will be other candidates with their own committed bases of support. Even assuming only one other viable candidate, with a similar, equally committed base of support (23%) and 50% overlap of that base with the \"Anyone but Phillies\" vote, a net of 165 more votes are already out of play, which means that Phillies is now trying to get 271 votes from a pool of 455 -- or right at 6 of 10 \"available\" votes.\nI just don't see it happening. While I admire George Phillies, have supported him for chair in the past (and will likely continue to do so), and substantially agree with him on the direction the party should take, I also recognize that he's a polarizing figure in the LP. Those who love him, love him. Those who hate him, hate him. Those who don't love him or hate him don't care about him at all and aren't likely to start caring about him enough to support him in a contested presidential nomination vote.\nNow that I've said I don't see it happening, I'll describe how it could happen:\n- Phillies could build genuine, non-LP, positive, national name recognition for himself. That name recognition would filter into the LP in the form of new members who enter the party pre-disposed to support him, many of whom might serve as delegates to the 2008 national convention; and in the form of current members who move from the \"don't care about Phillies\" or even the \"don't like Phillies\" column to the \"Phillies for President\" column.\n- Alternatively, Phillies could run an extremely aggressive internal party campaign to mobilize his supporters and get them, as opposed to his opponents, onto convention delegations, skewing those delegations more in his favor.\nThis is a tossup. Phillies' view of how the party should operate tends toward the first strategy. His demonstrated abilities tend toward the second. Of course, there's no reason that both strategies can't be pursued ... but it's also true that no battle plan survives contact with the enemy, and that either strategy will require the expenditure of lots of time, money and effort which may or may not be available to him.\nPhillies' candidacy is a fragile thing: The entrance into the race of a more nationally visible candidate would cut further into the pool of available delegate votes, and would probably even erode his \"base.\" It seems to me that the success, or even continuation, of his campaign is predicated on the notion that the LP will continue to choose from among \"party insiders\" rather than finding a bona fide national figure to carry its banner.\nIt may even be that his campaign is intended to \"raise the bar\" -- to force \"insider\" campaigns to a higher standard of performance on the premise that we're not going to have the option of a nominating a nationally prominent candidate and that we therefore need to squeeze more utility out of the \"insider\" menu. If so, he's already made a substantial contribution by unveiling an Internet video \"commercial\" -- presumably intended for television production and airing when the money's there -- two years in advance. For the sake of comparison, in 2004 only two of the three \"front-runners\" had commercials \"in the can\" by the time of the nominating convention, and only one was actually airing them.\nI'll continue to watch the Phillies campaign with interest. There may be surprises in store.\nTechnorati Tags: Politics. Libertarian Party, Election 2008\nIceRocket Tags: Politics. Libertarian Party, Election 2008\nI've had a couple of emails asking why I'm not blogging the hell out of the ongoing Iran \"situation.\"\nShort answers: It's just too damn depressing, and Jim Henley (among others, but this one's both fresh and perfect) seems to have it covered in spades.\nLong answer: You want an Irant? Fine -- you asked for it.\nDespite mounting evidence to the contrary, I just have trouble getting my mind around the idea that even Bush could be that crazy, Cheney that evil, or Rice that stupid.\n\"Mr. President, we've got two failed and increasingly unpopular ground wars running in Asia. The military is stretched so thin it could hide behind Callista Flockhart. The Army's meeting its recruitment quotas by raiding special ed classes and its retention quotas by stop-lossing the poor bastards then offering them bonuses to smile and sign. Your approval ratings are so far down the toilet that Roto-Rooter can't retrieve them and here in a few months the voters are going to rout your party out of control of at least one house of Congress and maybe both, after which you are virtually guaranteed to become the second consecutive president to be served up a steaming hot Bill of Impeachment.\n\"Hey ... I'm just spitballing here, but maybe we ought to, you know, fuck with Iran.\"\nJust makes no sense. It's so ... I'm at a loss for words here. There's nothing far enough beyond stupid to adequately describe the idea.\nNonetheless, it's starting to look like the big summer hit may be \"Iran,\" by Flock of Numbskulls.\nSome of the cuckoos ... er, hawks ... are taking the soothing \"no problem, we'll just bomb them\" line. No ground war, just nice, sanitary knights of the air stuff, albeit perhaps with NUCLEAR FUCKING WEAPONS, the godda ... whew, spiked the blood pressure there. Sorry. Anyway, yeah, Tom Cruise in his F-14, silk scarf and leather jacket. Goose gets killed in a tragic accident and we all cry but it's okay because, well, we'll just be kicking ass from up here and letting the ragheads on the ground do all the non-photogenic bleeding.\nHas anyone told the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq that this is going to be a single-front aerial war? So far, most of Iraq's Shiite militia bubbas have maintained an on-off, uneasy detente with US forces and concentrated their efforts on murdering Sunnis in bulk (all the better to integrate America's territorial gift to them into Greater Iran once the Great Satan slinks home). That can change in an instant, and the change would be a quick anti-US force multiplier because it would also relieve pressure on the Sunni and Ba'athist insurgents, freeing them up to wreak more anti-US havoc too.\nOh, and let's not forget the significant Shiite minorities -- 15-20% -- in Afghanistan and Pakistan, either. Not to stretch the point of mere religious identification: Iran has been forward with aid to those minorities, of both the humanitarian and militia sponsorship varieties.\nIf there's going to be war, it's not going to be off in the wild blue yonder, folks. It's going to be right up in our grill on at least two already unstable fronts and in one tenuously allied country -- and we haven't even reached the issue of probable Iranian \"sleeper\" terror cells awaiting their go codes in the US and elsewhere.\nAnd oh, by the way, let's not forget Iran itself: A country with three times the population of the last two (once again, still-unsubdued) opponents -- a population whose median age is less than 30 -- and a reasonably modern military that hasn't been degraded by twelve years of daily US bombing.\nShithouse rat crazy doesn't even begin to cover the state of mind required to entertain this kind of thing. Throw in the trial balloons about preemptive nuclear strikes -- on a country bordering Russia -- and it's pretty much a David Lynch production of Dr. Strangelove Meets Sybil. We're talking serious childhood trauma combined with a rigorous schedule of psychoactive drugs and BDSM sessions here.\nSo, back to the short answer: The reason I'm not blogging much on the Iran \"situation\" is that I'm not skilled enough in the rhetoric of nightmarish surrealism to communicate the apparent status of that \"situation.\" You'll just have to settle for my sedate, dispassionate summary above.\nTechnorati Tags: News, Politics, Current Affairs, Current Events, Iran\nIceRocket Tags: News, Politics, Current Affairs, Current Events, Iran\n[Note: This is one in a series of articles about likely or prospective 2008 Libertarian Party presidential candidates]\nIn the mode of wrapping up a few loose ends before there are so many of them that they become unmanageable, and of throwing out a few teasers:\n- Karen Kwiatkowski is still not a declared candidate for the LP's 2008 presidential nomination. A few days ago, George Phillies announced -- and included in his announcement a statement that Kwiatkowski had consented to be his running mate. On reconsideration, however, Kwiatkowski has decided not to hitch her wagon to any particular presidential star. She is expressing interest in the vice-presidential nomination, period. That decision doesn't appear to be by way of any kind of \"breakup\" with Phillies -- it looks like an amicable \"keep the options open\" move.\n- Speaking of Phillies, I'll have a \"First Look\" piece out on him soon. If you're in no mood to wait, feel free to check out his campaign web site and/or the announcement (w/coverage and comment) at Austin Cassidy's Third Party Watch or The Next Prez.\n- Michael Badnarik's focus continues to remain (as it should for the nonce) on his congressional race in Texas's 10th US House District. As the prior presidential nominee, of course, he has a slightly higher profile as a possible future nominee -- Brian Doherty at Reason's Hit & Run linked to my piece, as did Steve Gordon at Hammer of Truth, so here's their reciprocal link love. The coolest thing about the linkage is re-discovering Doherty's blast from the not-too-distant past about the 2004 nomination.\n- Prediction: The 2008 nomination campaign is going to heat up more quickly than 2004's did. I have reliable -- but, in detail, confidential for the moment -- information that another prospective candidate is mulling the possibilities and may reach a decision soon: Not a former congresscritter, etc., but a candidate with a modicum of national political name recognition, some significant successes in the political arena, and a solid base of admiration and likely support in the LP itself. Not a lock by any means, but this candidate would be an instant contender if he or she announced.\n- The LP's 2006 convention in Portland is shaping up as a possible bloodbath -- see Tim West's latest at Liberty For Sale, with attention to the comments, for the latest. However this turns out, it's likely to have a big impact on the 2008 presidential choice. There's going to be polarization any way you cut it, and that polarization will manifest itself in 2008: Some players/factions may just give up on the party, while others may go all-out to mobilize their forces. Even though those factional action possibilities are not about the 2008 presidential nomination yet, they're certain to affect it.\nI thought about waiting until November to weigh in on Michael Badnarik's prospects as a potential 2008 presidential nominee -- but if I'm going to do a \"first look\" series, it seems like it would be cheating to stretch it out until after an event as significant as the 2006 congressional elections. I'm going to have to go out on the limb here, make some (at least tentative) predictions, and live with being right or wrong in those predictions.\nIf Michael Badnarik is elected to the US House of Representatives from Texas's 10th district this November, his nomination as the LP's 2008 presidential candidate is virtually assured ... if he decides to seek it. Whether he'd so decide is an open question. As the nation's first Libertarian congresscritter, he might choose to concentrate on retaining his seat.\nHere's the risky prediction part: Badnarik won't win his congressional race.\nWith respect to most LP congressional candidates, that wouldn't be a risky prediction at all. The party's record is perfect in that respect: Libertarians are zero for X, where X is the number of campaigns for election to Congress on our ballot line over the last 35 years.\nMichael Badnarik, however, is not most LP congressional candidates.\nMost LP congressional candidates haven't raised $200,000 for their campaigns before Memorial Day. Most LP congressional candidates haven't raised more than one of their two \"major party\" opponents. As a matter of fact, most LP congressional candidates haven't raised one tenth as much as Badnarik already has by Election Day. Most LP congressional candidates don't have billboards in high-traffic areas. Most LP congressional candidates don't have offices and full-time staff. And most LP congressional candidates haven't gone to a national convention broke, in third place, with a campaign staff consisting of two volunteers, and walked out of that convention with a presidential nomination.\nIf any Libertarian can win election to the US House of Representatives this year, it's Michael Badnarik (so far, the word is that Wisconsin's Ed Thompson won't be running, or I'd add him to the list right above Badnarik). But, barring a Thompson run, I don't think that any Libertarian can win a congressional race this year. I'll be ecstatic if Badnarik proves me wrong -- it won't be the first time.\nBased on my prediction, Badnarik would be seeking the LP's nomination on the basis of a losing, but probably very credible -- in the 20%+ range -- performance in the congressional race. That could play either way: His performance could push him up, or the amount of money Libertarians contributed for a win they expected and didn't get could push him down.\nAdditionally, his prior presidential nomination could be a plus or a minus:\n- The LP has only nominated the same candidate twice, once (Harry Browne in 1996 and 2000), and he received fewer votes the second time around.\n- On the other hand, Badnarik proved in 2004 that he could assemble a professional campaign organization (disclosure: I was part of that organization from August thru November 2004), go from zero to a million bucks, and turn in a mid-range (relative to prior LP candidates) electoral performance in five months. For the sake of comparison, Ed Clark in 1980 had 14-15 months to campaign as the nominee and (in inflation-adjusted dollars) eight times as much money as Badnarik, but received only a little more than as twice as many votes. Ron Paul in 1988 had 14-15 months to campaign as the nominee and (once again, adjusted for inflation) four times as much money, and outpolled Badnarik by fewer than 50,000 votes. Add to that the fact that Clark and Paul ran in \"blowout\" elections where the \"wasted vote\" was not a factor, while Badnarik's election was perceived as very, very tight, and Badnarik comes out looking pretty damn good.\nThe only thing that Badnarik really has going against him is ... his ideas.\nDespite his best efforts to tell them what he thought -- the man drove 20,000 miles, attended virtually every LP event in the US in 2003 and 2004, taught a class on the US Constitution to LP audiences, and even wrote a book -- many delegates to the LP's 2004 national convention weren't familiar with his ... well, unorthodox, even by libertarian standards ... views on the income tax, drivers' licenses and such until after they'd nominated him. That was their fault and not his, of course, but quite a few delegates were right wroth at having deceived themselves, and blamed Badnarik for not doing more to prevent them from doing so.\nMany of those same people will be delegates in 2008. Many of them will still hold a grudge. And Badnarik's ideas will be discussed rather than ignored. As a matter of fact, another declared candidate for the nomination, George Phillies, has already put them into play.\nBadnarik makes arguments in his book that the payment of federal income taxes may not be required by the Internal Revenue Code, that the 16th Amendment may not have been ratified, that drivers' licenses aren't required for people who become \"actual owners\" of their cars by acquiring a \"Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin,\" etc. These are not libertarian views per se -- they are constitutionalist ideas of a particular stripe. They are not necessarily incompatible with libertarianism, but neither are they essential to it, and they should therefore be judged by LP members on the basis of their political utility. In 2004, Badnarik and his campaign were able to stay resolutely \"on message,\" hitting core issues in ways which reflected well on the LP. We can't count on that luxury in 2008, and must take into consideration the possibility that Badnarik will be forced to defend himself on these questions if he is the nominee.\nI'm not going to argue the validity of Badnarik's views. I'm not even going to speculate as to what percentage of the population might hold them. What I will state is that I believe that the percentage of the population which holds them and would support a candidate who stands for them is much smaller than the percentage of the population which would regard them as crazy enough to instantly discredit any candidate who stood for them; and that many of the latter group are Americans who might otherwise be inclined to consider voting Libertarian. If publicized -- and they would be publicized the instant Badnarik appeared to be a factor in the election's outcome -- the identification of those views with the LP would reverberate. It would affect the prospects of other Libertarian candidates, and the effect would persist beyond the single election cycle. This is a matter which we ignore at our peril.\nI have little doubt that Badnarik could raise much more money, campaign as the likely LP candidate for much longer, have an effective campaign organization in place earlier, and so forth, than last time around. The down side to that is that if he threatens to be a bigger factor in the general election (and I firmly believe that he would -- he is tireless and dedicated and downright effective), his views will receive more, and more negative attention -- and the LP needs to decide whether or not it is willing to be seen as standing behind those views.\nVarious blogs have \"open threads,\" \"free-for-all Fridays\" and such. I've been thinking in that vein myself, and have decided to give it a shot.\nEach Friday, I'll offer a proposition for debate. It may be a proposition that I support, oppose or have no firm opinion on. It may be one that's been floating around in explicit or implicit form, or one that just came to me out of the blue. Your job, gentle reader, is to argue for or against it with other readers (and maybe me) in the comment thread, until you don't feel like arguing any more. There's no goal of \"resolution\" here -- if nobody's mind is changed, that's fine. It's just for fun, or some semblance thereof.\nReady? Here's the first Friday Fights proposition:\nResolved, that if the Bush administration continues to move the US toward military conflict with Iran, the armed forces of the United States should remove the current regime, suppress the regime's party, and exercise direct rule by the Joint Chiefs of Staff until free and fair elections can be held, with a view toward restoring constitutional government. After all, what's good enough for Iraq is good enough for us.\nI waited. I plotted. I schemed. Mostly, I waited some more. And then, the moment: Yes, I posted comment #404 on the Great Zen Blogging Thread of Early April 2006.\nI watch a film on the big screen about once a year, and this year's obvious pick was \"V for Vendetta.\" I was pretty hyped up for it based on the teasers and the reviews, and wasn't disappointed. However, given the number and variety of the reviews, I don't feel any great need to take it from the top. Instead, I'll let it go with a few notes:\n- The film was less action-oriented than the previews would lead one to believe. I don't have a problem with that, but if you're looking for two hours of stacked-up car chases and gunfights, this isn't your flick.\n- Yes, some of the politics was a little over the top for those who expected a subtle commentary on the current situation. Yo, guys -- it's a comic adaptation. What did you expect, an episode of \"The Capital Gang\" with the racy parts cut out?\n- On the other hand, some of the politics was subtle enough (from an American audience's perspective) that \"V\" probably isn't going to assume the cult status of the Wachowski brothers' previous work, the \"Matrix\" trilogy. The younger brothers and sisters of the kids who went out and bought black trenchcoats and wraparound sunglasses and started quoting Baudrillard eight years ago probably won't suddenly show up at the mall wearing Guy Fawkes masks and capes and intoning \"Remember, remember, the 5th of November\" at passersby. It would be neat, though, wouldn't it? I may just have to buy one of those masks to wear to city council meetings.\nA good movie, and an important one (the more films which offer an undiluted \"the government is bad\" message, the better). It's on my \"buy as soon as the DVD comes out\" list. But I suspect that most of the viewers most affected by it will be those who are already at least halfway down the road to anarchism.\nOf course, I may be wrong, and that would be great too -- res publica delenda est.\nFirst look 2008: Concerning Libertarian presidential campaigns\n[Note: This is the second in a series of \"First Look 2008\" articles on the Libertarian Party's 2008 presidential prospects]\nFirst, an obviosity: The Libertarian Party will almost certainly nominate a candidate to stand for election to the presidency of the United States in the November 2008 election.\nIt may seem that this should go without saying, but in the LP's case it doesn't. Unlike the delegates of other political parties, Libertarian national convention delegates are not bound in their casting of votes by primaries or caucuses; all delegates are free to vote for \"None of the Above,\" and a few usually do. A segment of LP members consider a presidential campaign to be a waste of time at this stage in the party's growth. It's conceivable that NOTA could win a majority of delegate votes, or that the party's bylaws could be amended to eliminate the nomination of a presidential slate from the agenda altogether.\nConceivable, yes. Likely, no. Even among those who prefer an LP focus on local, rather than national, politics for the moment, the presidential campaign has its attractions as a public relations, party membership recruitment, or \"voter education\" tool. The Libertarian Party has nominated a presidential ticket for each of the nine presidential elections since its founding. It is almost certain to do so in the tenth such election cycle.\nIf we're going to nominate a presidential candidate, it behooves us to discuss what we want to accomplish by doing so, and what kind of candidate will best serve our purposes. Within the context of an out-of-power, \"third party\" opposition, three purposes tend to compete for delegate \"market share.\"\nElectoral Victory -- The obvious and natural goal of nominating a candidate for office is to bring about the election of that candidate to that office. Most Libertarians understand that this is probably not an achievable goal in the near term -- that barring some cataclysmic political sea change which the party hasn't the wherewithal to bring about through its own efforts, a Libertarian presidency will come at the end of a \"long march\" up through the ranks of local, county, state and federal government. That does not mean, however, that the LP can or should nominate an \"unelectable\" candidate. If we're going to run a candidate, that candidate should be someone plausibly ready, willing and able to do the job. After all, if the cataclysmic political sea change comes, it could come between the LP's nominating convention and the election -- and if it doesn't, we still don't gain by representing ourselves to voters as a party which waits until victory is nigh to begin running serious candidates.\nBuilding the Party -- In the past, \"building the party\" has often been used as a code phrase for \"increasing the number of paid memberships in the party's national continuing donor program.\" Fortunately, the Libertarian National Committee recently severed the donor program from the concept of \"party membership.\" As the LP moves toward a membership paradigm which defines a \"member\" as any American who identifies his or her interests as a citizen/voter with the party's candidates and policy goals, a natural \"building of the party\" will occur so long as those candidates and policy goals reflect the real aspirations of significant numbers of those American citizen/voters. It is incumbent upon the LP to nominate a presidential candidate who can appeal to those aspirations.\nVoter Education -- This is where a true disconnect between the Libertarian Party and the American electorate occurs. Many Libertarians believe that the function of a \"minor\" party candidacy is simply to \"get the word out\" on what the party believes, so that \"the voters know\" they have another choice. Unfortunately, this \"voter education\" tends to take the form of attempting to turn the average voter into a political intellectual/ideologue -- and that's just not the way things work. Most voters do not learn a Great Principle from which they then deduce all of their public policy positions. The reverse is, in fact, the case. Most voters deduce their party affiliation from which of the parties they are looking at best mirrors their personal policy positions -- or they choose their party based on the predispositions inculcated by their upbringing and personal networks (family, business, etc.), after which that affiliation tends to reinforce itself as they slowly accomodate themselves to, or adopt, other policy positions touted by their party. The LP should nominate a presidential candidate who \"educates the voters\" -- to the extent that he or she does so -- on the fact that the Libertarian Party agrees with them on the issues they care about. \"Great Principle\" education is a reinforcement activity, not a recruitment activity.\nIn short, the LP should nominate a presidential candidate who, even if he or she will not be elected, represents a plausible potential president to the voters who are being asked to support him or her; who will position the LP and himself or herself to a growing number of voters as the party and candidate which best reflects their aspirations as citizens/voters; and who emphasizes that agreement of aspiration rather than one of the many philosophical premises from which such an agreement of aspiration might arise.\nThis does not mean that a \"purist\" candidate is ineligible. It also doesn't mean that a candidate shouldn't be prepared to discuss the underlying logic of the positions he or she takes. It does, however, mean that neither \"purity\" nor debate skills rooted in the non-aggression (or any other) principle are enough.\n- A Libertarian presidential candidate should sport a resume which voters find credible. Note that I said voters, not Libertarian Party activists. LP activists are already going to vote for the LP's candidate. Hell, they're the ones who nominated that candidate. The point of running a candidate is to reach, and garner the support of, the 100-million-plus American voters who aren't LP activists. The ability to quote ten-page excerpts from Atlas Shrugged verbatim from memory is not a resume bullet to those millions of voters. Some things which are resume bullets: Prior election to office, effective issues activism, academic credentials, wealth acquired through personal effort, military service and personal celebrity. Once again, don't get me wrong: Being abe to quote ten-page excerpts from Atlas Shrugged verbatim from memory isn't a disqualification for a prospective nominee. It just isn't a qualification: \"What are your qualifications for the presidency?\" \"I've been a janitor at the local widget factory for 12 years. And now, for my one-man rendition of Galt's Speech ...\"\n- A Libertarian presidential (or any other) candidate should, in some ways, be like the \"leader\" of a flock of geese: That leader takes note of where the flock is going, and positions itself at their head. This is not to say that a Libertarian presidential candidate should be willing to go in the wrong direction just because the flock is. What he or she should be willing to do, however, is think about what issues are important to the voters and take the lead on those issues, rather than on the issues that he or she personally finds important or which were bullet points in the last LP newsletter. He or she should identify segments of the electorate who agree with the Libertarian perspective on the particular issues that are currently central to the American political debate, and position himself or herself at the front of those segments of the electorate. This means that when the preeminent issues of the day are (for example) foreign policy and Social Security, the candidate will center his or her campaign around those issues, not on (for example) auditing the Federal Reserve and abrogating the Moon Treaty.\n- A Libertarian presidential (or any other) candidate should focus on policy proposals that are actual \"deliverables\" if he or she is elected. The Utopian Vision is proper and necessary. It animates the hard activist and philosophical core of a political movement. It is not, however, usually an effective tool in electoral, or even practical, mass politics, especially at the fringes. Even in the most radicalized situations, the masses are looking for \"what can you do for me next week?\" The Utopian Vision isn't going away. It will not dissolve if the Libertarian Party's presidential candidate takes a viable, incremental policy approach in appealing to the voters. The LP, however, might as well dissolve -- and perhaps become a purely intellectual movement infiltrating existing parties, think tanks and media institutions to achieve its goals, as neoconservativism did -- if its presidential candidates don't take a viable, incremental policy approach in appealing to the voters.\nA smart Libertarian presidential candidacy will garner larger numbers of votes than past such candidacies and incorporate a higher percentage of those votes into the \"base\" which can be counted upon in future elections. A smart Libertarian presidential candidacy will \"build the party\" by positioning the party as embodying the aspirations of large numbers of American citizens/voters. A smart Libertarian presidential candidacy will bring the Libertarian Party into the \"mainstream\" not by sacrificing the Utopian Vision but by serving it up in realistic, achievable incremental policy bites -- with the party's activist cadre standing by to welcome those who like it enough to look around for an all-you-can eat buffet.\nIt's time for the Libertarian Party to get smart about its presidential campaigns.\nWell, so far it looks like it was a fine little local election night here in Missouri.\nLong-time Libertarian Party activist -- and chair of the Missouri Democratic Freedom Caucus -- Mike Bozarth unseated the incumbent to be elected to St. Joseph's city council. Congratulations, Mike, and MO-DFC!\nUnless there are some uncounted ballots out there (and I don't think there are -- the results are unofficial but the St. Louis County elections site says 100% are counted), I won my second little mini-campaign to keep the office of Greendale City Marshal elected rather than appointed by a vote of 84-71.\nI won't say it was a \"hard-fought\" battle. All I did was conduct a 325-house literature drop, make a reasonably good sign for the polling place, and spend some time at the polling place (not as much as I wanted to or should have). The mayor hit back on the evening before the election, circulating a flier of her own which essentially called me a liar. Fortunately, it was full-page, verbose and printed on pastel green paper that looked like the \"official city government\" communications stock, virtually guaranteeing that it wouldn't be read. Mine was half-page, used some big-font admonitions and was on bright yellow stock, which probably got it a little more reader eye time. That, and I think that most of the voters realize in their guts that they'd rather elect someone than let the city government appoint someone.\nUncomfortably close margin of victory, though. If seven votes had gone the other way, I'd have lost. I think that's close enough to believe that my little jihad made the difference.\nNow, back to regular programming until the November campaigns heat up.\nJust finished the last bit of a 325-house literature drop, and boy are my arms tired. Local elections are this politics addict's bread and butter -- there's usually a real chance of winning, which is a nice change from the typical Libertarian Party campaign. I get my ideology fix in the \"big\" elections, and I get my victory fix here at home.\nAfter tomorrow, I expect to be three for three in two local elections. As is usual at this point, I'm actually starting to feel my oats and considering the possibility of actually running for office again. Hopefully I'll get over it before the next opportunity to do so arises (it's conditional on the incumbent deciding to move on and the seat being \"open\" anyway) -- if I ran for the office I'm considering I'd win it, and that, my friends, is a scary thing to contemplate for everyone involved.\nHere's what's in front of my little city's voters:\n- One of my ward's two positions on the board of alderpersons (two-year terms, staggered elections). The incumbent did a surprise \"I'm not running again,\" and it's an all-\"write in\" campaign. The opponents are Mary A. Gay, a friend and neighbor, versus Karen Pierre, who lives a few blocks away. Both nice people, both long-time residents, both with nice credentials.\nI'll be voting for Mary; I expect Karen to win. This may be a damning disclosure. I don't want the new alderwoman mad at me, nor do I want my friend and neighbor to think I lack confidence in her. However, I believe that Karen will understand personal loyalty and that Mary will understand why I think she's going to lose.\nThey're both solid citizens, but Karen has pulled out the stops and drawn on her allies for support: She's the secretary of a prominent local Democratic club. She's done multiple lit drops/door knocks, a mailing, yard signs and a campaign event (hot dogs and soda with herself, a sitting state senator, a former state senator and the sitting county executive -- that is what being an active volunteer will bring you when you decide to run). I also expect that she'll be doing \"Get Out the Vote\" phone canvassing and polling place work tomorrow.\nMary is just as personable and has just as impressive a background, but is apparently not quite so hooked into the area's political clubs and Democratic Party. She's done the multiple lit drops and door knocks herself. I expect she'll work the polling place. In a typical city election, she'd be a shoo-in (to put this in perspective, in the same ward in 2004, the balloted incumbent won by only 40 votes to 31 ... against a write-in candidate who, as best I could tell, campaigned only at the polling place on election day), but Karen has a pre-existing, politically-inclined network behind her. Even so, it may be close, and I may be wrong in my prediction.\n- The proposition. I beat it last time, and I intend to beat it this time. Here it is:\nShall the City of Greendale, Missouri, eliminate the elected office of City Marshal, whose duties with respect to enforcement of ordinances concerning fence regulations, sign regulations, zoning, building codes and building regulations, minimum housing standards, weeds, high grass or other vegetation, dead or decayed trees, and businesses, will be performed by a Compliance Officer appointed by the Mayor, subject to the approval of the Board of Alderpersons, to be effect May 1, 2006?\nIn 2004, I campaigned against the proposition on a simple point: An elected marshal is at least accountable to the voters. If he or she is out there writing tickets hand over fist for no good reason, then the voters can turn him or her out of office. A \"Compliance Officer,\" on the other hand, can only be fired by the board.\nNow, it may seem that the board would be susceptible to public pressure on the matter, but if you watch local politics, you know better. If Citizen A complains to Board Member B about the \"Compliance Officer,\" Board Member B can always quietly explain that sure, she would like to do something about it, but that Board Members C, D and E would be in opposition and there's no point bringing it up and losing. Better to \"pick our fights\" and go at it another way, another day. Meanwhile, of course, Board Member C is telling Citizen F the same thing about Board Members B, D and E, etc. It's easy for alderpersons to justify not taking an action without losing votes over it.\nIn any case, the proposition went down in 2004, by a vote of 93-54. I honestly don't think it would have if I hadn't fliered every door in the city and worked the polling place. I did so again this year. I also have a reasonably well-crafted sign for use at the polling place, and expect to beat the proposition again. The only fly in the ointment is that the city ballot issue is labeled \"Proposition A,\" and so is a higher-level fire district proposition which is likely to do well. So that may tighten it up a bit.\nBread and butter, or maybe sausage being made. But I'm still hooked.\nKn@ppster will be featured on MindComet's \"Blog in Space\" site on April 5th as \"most likely to be contacted.\" Presumably this means that Klaatu is going to be turning up to raid my stock of Widmer Brothers. Again. Bastard.",
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        "raw_content": "An alarming intrusion\nKang Koo-young\nThe author is a former vice chief of staff in the Korean Air Force and currently a professor at Yeungnam University.\nOn Aug. 29, a Chinese military plane entered the airspace around Gangneung, Gangwon, in the northeastern part of the country and then retreated. The Korean Air Force deployed 10 fighter jets, including F-15Ks, to defend the airspace.\nThe unauthorized entry of Chinese military aircraft into Korea\u2019s air defense identification zone (Kadiz), has become more frequent. Incidents of Chinese Kadiz violations increased from about 50 cases in 2016 to more than 70 last year. Long-range infiltrations into the East Sea occurred twice last year, but they have been repeated five times already this year.\nUntil three years ago, the Kadiz violations were mostly near Ieo Island, about 150 kilometers (90 miles) south of Jeju Island. But since last year, the planes have penetrated deeper into the zone. When I was a commissioned officer piloting fighter jets in the 1980s, former Soviet bombers and reconnaissance places mostly entered the Kadiz. Now, they are Chinese.\nChina\u2019s Kadiz violations have been increasing dramatically since China declared its own identification zone, the Cadiz, in 2013. China\u2019s Cadiz declaration was part of a strategy seeking hegemony in the East China Sea and Pacific. At first, the incidents were mostly on the southeast side of Ieo Island, where the air defense identification zones of Korea, Japan and China overlap. But as time went by, China began expanding to the Korean Strait and East Sea, proving its intentions.\nThe frequent Kadiz violations by China are meant to expand its influence over the Korean Peninsula. This year, unauthorized Chinese planes did not fail to enter the Kadiz whenever a major event happened in Korea, such as the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, the inter-Korean summit, North Korea\u2019s return of U.S. soldiers\u2019 remains and the U.S. defense secretary\u2019s remarks suggesting a resumption of joint military drills with Korea. They are all meant to send the message that Korea is under the influence of China.\nAlong with Japan\u2019s Jadiz, the Kadiz is an obstacle for China\u2019s naval and air expansion in the Pacific. As long as both zones exist, China\u2019s military advance will be restricted. Therefore, China\u2019s strategy to secure a free path to the Pacific by dismantling the Kadiz and Jadiz is key to its regional hegemony grab.\nThe intrusions may also be a preventative measure in case denuclearization talks between North Korea and the United States break apart. The Kadiz violations are said to be closely related to the movement of U.S. strategic assets. The close alliance between South Korea and the United States and aggravation of North Korea-U.S. relations will promote China\u2019s Kadiz violation even more.\nAn air defense identification zone is a space arbitrarily set at a preventative level to restrict the unauthorized entry of foreign aircraft. There is no international law enforcing the zone. The South Korean and Chinese militaries have an agreement to notify each other of air defense identification zone entries in advance through a hotline. But China has been entering the Kadiz without notice and ignoring the agreement, claiming the entries are part of its \u201croutine practice.\u201d\nWe must urgently prepare a plan to restrain unauthorized entry by Chinese planes. The biggest challenge for the Korean Air Force is the limited detection capabilities of Chinese aircraft entering close to Ieo Island. The area is far from the radar of Jeju Island, and the detectable altitude is so high that it is hard to detect aircraft entering at medium and low altitudes. Chinese aircraft entering the Yellow Sea at a high altitude can be detected and dealt with through tactical measures, but it is impossible to respond to planes entering at medium to low altitudes near Ieo Island.\nIt is most important to establish the capacity to detect all aircraft and generate a long-range tactical response. The radar on Jeju Island and the Air Force\u2019s early warning system are not enough. A radar on seas around Ieo Island, along with an additional warning system, should be put in place to surveil all areas of the Kadiz 24 hours a day. The capacity to make long-term, long-range responses on the entire zone should also be established.\nMilitary diplomacy with China must be reinforced so that China notifies Korea of Kadiz entry in advance. What\u2019s most important is the Korean military\u2019s strong will not to allow unauthorized Kadiz entry. By reinforcing regular drills in the zone and actively responding to planes entering without permission, Korea will remind China that the air and sea around the Korean Peninsula does not belong to China.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Crazy Rich Asians\u2019 gets third crazy rich weekend\nLOS ANGELES - \u201cCrazy Rich Asians\u201d isn\u2019t slowing down at the box office even in its third weekend in theaters, and is helping to send a strong summer moviegoing season off on a high note.\nStudios on Sunday say the romantic comedy has topped the domestic charts again. Warner Bros. estimates that the film added an additional $22.2 million through Sunday, down only 10 percent from last weekend. To date, the film has grossed nearly $111 million from North American theaters, passing the lifetime domestic total of 2015\u2019s \u201cTrainwreck,\u201d one of the last big studio romantic comedy success stories.\nShould the pace hold through Labor Day weekend, \u201cCrazy Rich Asians\u201d could have recorded some of the highest ticket sales for the holiday once the final number is added up later today.\nThe current four-day Labor Day record sits with 2007\u2019s \u201cHalloween\u201d which opened with $30.6 million and some are projecting that \u201cCrazy Rich Asians\u201d could hit $30 million.\nIt easily won out over the holdovers and a few newcomers, like the Nazi war crime film \u201cOperation Finale\u201d and the sci-fi thriller \u201cKin.\u201d\nWarner Brothers\u2019 shark pic \u201cThe Meg\u201d took second place with an additional $10.5 million, bringing its global total to $462.8 million. \u201cMission: Impossible - Fallout,\u201d in its fifth weekend, added $7 million for a third place finish.\n\u201cOperation Finale\u201d landed in fourth place with $6 million. The film starring Oscar Isaac and Ben Kingsley tells the story of how Mossad agent Peter Malkin captured Adolf Eichmann.\nAnd the John Cho-led computer screen mystery \u201cSearching\u201d performed better than expected in its expansion to 1,200 screens, bringing in an estimated $5.7 million through Sunday and rounding out the top five.\nThe sci-fi thriller \u201cKin,\u201d with Zoe Kravitz and Dennis Quaid, did not fare as well and opened outside of the top 10 to only $3 million from over 2,100 theaters.\nIn limited release, Lionsgate and Pantelion\u2019s Spanish-language \u201cYa Veremos\u201d opened to $1.8 million from 369 locations. And Focus Features\u2019 gothic thriller \u201cThe Little Stranger\u201d launched on 474 screens to $420,000.\n\u201cPretty much every summer ends with a whimper \u2026 that\u2019s very typical,\u201d said comScore senior media analyst Paul Dergarabedian. \u201cBut this is going to be a very strong Labor Day weekend.\u201d\nThe weekend closes out the fruitful 2018 summer movie season. Box office tracker comScore is projecting that the 2018 summer box office will net out with around $4.39 billion, up over 14 percent from last year when the summer didn\u2019t even hit $4 billion. Year to date, the box office is up 9.9 percent.\nThe success of \u201cCrazy Rich Asians\u201d\u2019 also propelled an especially lucrative August, up almost 30 percent from last year. But, Dergarabedian warns, September is likely to take a bit of a hit.\n\u201cWe\u2019re going to see a downturn in the year-to-date advantage. Last year \u2018It\u2019 propelled a record-breaking September,\u201d he said. \u201cI don\u2019t think there\u2019s anything of that magnitude this September.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "House Tour: A Timeless Home In Uruguay Defies \"Rustic\" Norms\nIt was love at first sight when artist Eva Claessens and art dealer Kris Ghesqui\u00e8re came upon a remote roadside ruin in Uruguay. But turning it into their dream home and workplace was a more extended affair.\nBy Isabel Fonseca\n\u201cIt was sort of a joke,\u201d explains art dealer Kris Ghesqui\u00e8re about going to live in Uruguay with his partner, painter Eva Claessens. \u201cIt might as easily have been Zimbabwe, another country with wide-open spaces and few people.\u201d These two Belgians clearly love a challenge. Exiting their respective homes \u2014 his a minimalist white box in Ostend, hers a rambling medieval castle in the south of France \u2014 turned out to be the easy part. The couple, with no Uruguayan connections or knowledge of the quiet country between the chaotic giants of Argentina and Brazil, fell in love with a landscape and, fatefully, with a rural ruin and folly that was not remotely a house.\nUltimately, they ended up bringing with them their combined books, art, furniture, three cats and a basset hound called Sammy. Their place is on the road between the coastal town of Jos\u00e9 Ignacio and the interior village of Garz\u00f3n. Both were already international hot spots, drawing winemakers, world-class chefs and a collection of foreign artists, architects and bohemian fashion types.\nBut the couple weren\u2019t even aware of that. As Claessens tells it, \u201cafter one minute\u201d of seeing the abandoned structure \u2014 with no roof, no doors or windows and trees growing inside \u2014 \u201cwe exchanged a look. Within five minutes, we made an offer,\u201d which, unsurprisingly, was accepted.\nThe back patio \u2014 one of four terraces on the property \u2014 has a view of a lake; the iron chairs came from a castle in the south of France and the table was made by Ghesqui\u00e8re.\nWhat they got was a lot of work \u201412 acres of undulating greenish-blond land and the gorgeously dilapidated remnants of an 1810 roadside pulper\u00eda, once a common sort of general store and way station, where travelers and horses would rest and restock.\nIt took years to craft a livable house and studio within the romantic suggestion of these remains. First the couple had to sell their two houses and rejigger a business. Ghesqui\u00e8re had been operating a gallery out of his house. Now he runs a curated online shop, Kunzt Gallery, that connects collectors to artists and other vendors.\nFor her part, Claessens found in Uruguay the perfect combination of natural beauty, solitude for painting and an enthusiastic buying public. Both were well traveled (she has lived in Italy, India, France, Jamaica and the U.S.; he has journeyed alone through 83 countries).\nThe master bedroom\u2019s chair and floor lamp were found in Buenos Aires, the rug is an antique Bolivian poncho that was a gift from Claessens\u2019s mother, the painting is by and the antique shutters were bought at auction in Montevideo, Uruguay.\nBut they had not yet lived together when they moved to Uruguay. They settled first in the old resort town of Punta del Este, 25 miles from their future home. There they engaged a local handyman who, with his entire family, went to work on the farm, which came to be called Dos Belgas, or Two Belgians.\nDespite differences of language and aesthetics, Ghesqui\u00e8re and Claessens managed to convey to their crew how to make things perfectly imperfect, and scoured the auction houses and markets of Montevideo and Buenos Aires for old doors and windows, sinks and lamps. \u201cWe did not want a rustic look,\u201d she says, but rather \u201ca more timeless simplicity.\u201d And so the windows are plain sheets of glass \u2014 modern, historically inaccurate and better to capture the bucolic scene.\nThe kitchen\u2019s pendant light is leather, the ceiling beam is an old railroad track found in a nearby field and the flooring is tinted cement tile.\nThere were also thrilling discoveries, as in the beautiful geometric tiles they found under about six inches of dirt. The kitchen looks antique when, in fact, it\u2019s newly installed. The result is appealingly eclectic and personal.\nGhesqui\u00e8re designed and hand-built the boathouse next to one of the lakes that he and Claessens created on the property; the handmade chairs on the dock offer views of the hills of Garz\u00f3n, while the couple\u2019s horses and cows graze in the surrounding fields.\nThe house and Claessens\u2019s painting studio, along with a walled garden, tack room, and barn, all wrap around a large open courtyard. Most rooms open to an interior patio, as well as to the property\u2019s lakes, with views of the soft hills beyond Garz\u00f3n. The lakes were a huge undertaking. The homeowners dug three: one by a eucalyptus copse for the horses, a small one for the nightly frog concert and a third, the largest one, where Ghesqui\u00e8re realized what Claessens calls his \u201cboyhood dream\u201d of building a boathouse.\nIn Ghesqui\u00e8re\u2019s office, the desk is a custom design, the chairs are from Belgium, and the flooring is concrete tile set within a framework of reclaimed wood.\nIt was a dream of patience, too, since once they had dug the lake, they had to wait nine months for it to fill with rainwater. The art dealer bought 30 books on house and deck construction, teaching himself how to use his hands \u201cand balance my life \u2014 since my work is always on the computer.\u201d\nThe boathouse's bench is from Zimbabwe, and the room's colors we custom-mixed by Claessens.\nFrom the bathtub inside the boathouse, the views look straight out to the lake, which is now home to spoonbills, flamingos, frogs and wild ducks.\nClimbing begonias shade the \u201cjungle terrace\u201d; the dining table was designed by Ghesqui\u00e8re, the chairs are from a flea market in the south of France and the lantern came from a market near Florence.\nFor the artist, the garden and the house are an evolving sculpture. The gardener is not allowed to cut the plants. Instead, Claessens wanders around with her clippers, artistically snipping. \u201cIt\u2019s much harder to have a ragged natural look than to have it mown flat,\u201d she explains. Once, when Ghesqui\u00e8re was away on business, she planted a surprise palm tree on the island that they\u2019d established in the big lake. Her painting is similarly whimsical and fluid.\nIn the living room of Kris Ghesqui\u00e8re and Eva Claessens\u2019s house in southeastern Uruguay, which they built on the remains of an 1810 roadside general store, the chair was constructed by a local carpenter based on a picture in a magazine, the vintage table in front of the sofa was found at an auction in France and the rug is from Iran; the yellow lamb sculptures are by , and the paintings and feather sculpture are by .\nSometimes she adds feathers or bits of linen; works are hung without a frame or even a stretcher. 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        "raw_content": "by Tim Christ | Apr 12, 2016 | blog | 0 comments\nI hired a fire marshal back in 2007 from Kerrville Fire Department. He had a solid background and experience, but had only worked on fires in Texas. He was bilingual, which for me was key, as you\u2019ll find out later. I began introducing him to prospects and clients in Mexico and other places in Latin America.\nWe inquired about how the local competition in Mexico and Latin America was conducting their fire investigation work, what standards they were using, how scientific was their approach, and we were delighted to hear that the client\u2019s perception was that the quality of fire investigation work in Latin America done by the local competition was very poor. 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We learned an incredible amount about how the local population thinks about adjusters, insurers, etc., how they work together with their insureds, and identified a way that our work can complement that \u201cstyle\u201d while remaining committed to providing the highest levels of quality investigation, above-reproach ethical decisions, and providing a product to the clients that they appreciate and find more meaningful value in it than in our competitors.\nHe always enjoyed being involved in the local fire investigator associations and the national one as well. One of our employers was not as supportive to his desire to serve in that capacity. His current employer is very open to his desire to serve and supportive of his efforts. News flash for companies: If there is something that your employee really feels led to do (especially if it is in their professional capacity such as serving on a board, doing training, etc.), you SHOULD be 100% supportive of those efforts. Otherwise, the employee will do it anyway on their own time, and they will resent that you were not supportive of their efforts. A perfect example was a recent Board meeting that was to take place in London. The Board was paying for his expenses; all the company had to do was grant him the time to attend the meeting. So I made it a win-win situation. When he finished with his Board meeting, I had him fly to Spain to meet with the home office of a large international client, and then fly back to London for a few more days of meetings with various syndicates. He got to attend the Board meeting, and I was able to schedule time with him to meet with several key international prospects and clients to further our business.\nWe opened an office in Mexico City, and hired several local employees. 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He is now recognized internationally for his expertise, the quality of his work, and the excellence with which he conducts himself.\nSo how do you create a world-class leader? For me, I consistently put him in that environment, in front of those clients and prospects to learn what was important to them and have him determine how to best provide quality service in a manner that they would appreciate. I supported his efforts in his desire to serve those associations, even though his time was non-revenue-generating, because in the long-term it will all pay off. I removed barriers for him to succeed, the lack of local presence and support personnel, and other smaller items. I gave him the ability to set his own schedule, but also the needed financial support to travel down there as often as he felt appropriate. I never made him feel like he was going it alone, because I worked tirelessly alongside him, for weeks, months, and years on end. 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        "raw_content": "Spatial deconcentration in D.C. - Yulanda Ward\n1981 article about a US Government housing policy - conceived in the aftermath of the 1960s ghetto riots - arguing that the policy was aimed at removing concentrations of potentially rebellious blacks and other poor people from the inner city and disperse them in small groups to the suburbs. Serious issues have been raised about some of the facts of this article, which are discussed here, but we reproduce it for reference.\nPublished in 'Midnight Notes', Vol. II, #2, July 1981, MA, USA\nOriginal article first published by the Yulanda Ward Memorial Fund, Washington, 1981(?).\nSpatial Deconcentration in D.C.\n[Introduction By Midnight Notes]\nWe begin with a murder - that of Yulanda Ward in Washington, D.C. at 2 A.M., November 2, 1980. She was shot to death in what now appears as an assassination dis\u00adguised as a street robbery. She was not robbed but her head was pushed over the edge of a car and shot; her three companions were robbed but not otherwise harmed. The weapon of murder appears to have been a .357 Magnum, not exactly a street-crime weapon. According to the Yulanda Ward Memorial Fund and other groups, her murder has been followed by either thorough police incompetence or a systematic cover-up and non-investigation. Moreover, the police have attempted to stop the independent investigation of her murder, even though \"grapevine\" inquiries report that she was murdered by \"out of town\" hired killers.\nWhy be concerned with this one murder? Who was Yulanda Ward? She was a 22 year old black community activist involved with the Washington, D.C. Rape Crisis Center, the Black United Front and other community groups, most notably the Citywide Housing Coalition. It is this last activity that could have led to her death, for she was a key activist in uncovering a U.S. government plan labelled \"spatial deconcentration.\"\nWe reprint the following article on spatial deconcentration for two reasons. First, its information is valuable while its analysis begins to uncover many important political points about the organization of space under capitalism. Second, if Yulanda Ward was assassinated, we wish to alert others about it and urge them to assist the Yulanda Ward Memorial Fund in investigating the reasons for and perpetraters of the murder. In this way we hope that our increased vigilance will help stop any violent state repression of the type suspected in this case.\nThis article focusses on Washington, D.C. but the spatial deconcentration program is nationwide. The precise patterns and plans may vary from place to place, the essential operation is constant: to remove the treat posed to concentrated capital by concentrated masses of urban poor.\nYulanda Ward was murdered in D.C. In other cities local organizers for the Grassroots Unity Conference, of which Yulanda was a member and which has been combatting spatial deconcentration, have been attacked physically and verbally - \u00adburglaries, false arrests, threatening phone calls, verbal attacks by government officials. Nonetheless, and necessarily, the struggle continues.\nSPATIAL DECONCENTRATION\nThe Yulanda Ward Memorial Fund\nHousing activists in Washington have long battled with indifferent city officials, in\u00addividual and organized, and the Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade as we sought to halt the displacement of masses of Blacks and other poor or working class minorities from the inner cities to the suburbs. Since 1972 campaigns have centered around rent con\u00adtrol, condominium and hotel conversions, land speculators, and government bureaucracy. We clearly understood the process of gentrifica\u00adtion (replacing poor inner city residents with middle and upper class \"gentry\"), and perceived the underlying economic basis on which the process rested with land speculators vigorously exploiting inner city neighborhoods. The displacement of Blacks and other minorities from the inner city was thought to be a product of the capitalist housing market, which provides housing only for those who can afford it. It was not until 1979 that we dis\u00adcovered and began to research a Federal gov\u00adernment program called \"spatial deconcentra\u00adtion\", the hidden agenda behind the pheno\u00admenon of displacement. We discovered that displacement had an economic base to be sure, but more importantly, it was a means of social control--a means to break up large concentra\u00adtions of Blacks and other inner city minor\u00adities from their communities. We have witnessed the forced evacuation of more than 50,000 poor inner city residents from the city each year and their subsequent replacement by an affluent class. We understood the role of thegovernment and its officials as it aided this process by creating laws that benefitted land\u00adlords and speculators while impoverishing tenants, but it wasn't until Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) documents began to surface using the words \"housing mobility\" and \"fair housing\" that we began to understand the magnitude of the masterplan to rid the city of its inner city poor and working classes. To fully understand this program we had to examine its history, the atmosphere out of which it developed, and its objectives. After this, we had concrete answers for why 50,000 poor people a year are being driven into Prince Georges, Mont\u00adgomery, Prince William, and other suburban jurisdictions increasingly further away from the inner city, while central city neighbor\u00adhoods are allowed to decay until speculators and middle class whites move in to take them over.\nThe riots that rocked American cities in the 1960's provoked lengthy govermental studies to investigate the riots and to make recom\u00admendations on what could be done to prevent civil disturbances by oppressed minorities. President Lyndon Johnson appointed a special commission, the National Advisory Committee on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission) in 1968, composed of police and army specialists, FBI and CIA agents, and civilian consultants who worked at \"thinktank\" institutions like the Brookings Institute, the Rand Corporation, and the Urban Institute. The commissions, clearly connected with the Pentagon, the State Department, the CIA and the FBI, felt that large concentrations of Blacks in the inner cities represented a threat to the security of the United States and had to be removed from the cities immediately. Thus, the Kerner Commission's recommendation was that low income housing projects and the Blacks that lived in them, should be relocated from inner city neighborhoods to sites outside the central city. This would break up the concentrations of Blacks within the central city and thus disrupt their potential to erupt into violence in response to their economic conditions. The commission recommended that Blacks be systematically placed in outlying suburban counties and dispersed, so that the counties themselves remained white dominated, but the Blacks would be isolated and broken up, neutralizing their violent potential. The death this same year of Martin Luther King and the subsequent riots hastened the govern\u00adment's determination to control Black people in the innter city. The Federal government acted on the Commission's recommendations and began, in 1969, a program called \"spatial deconcentration\" which to date, has received a Federal investment of over 5 billion dollars.\nThe enactment of the program required the coodination and cooperation of many government officials and capitalists, and due to the large sums of money being offered by the government, received widespread development and support. Metropolitan areas in America have witnessed how banks and insurance companies have red\u00adlined central city neighborhoods while real estate speculators have milked what profits they could from these communities, further hastening the deterioration as thousands of housing units were demolished, abandoned, or taken off the market for any number of reasons. As the artificially created energy crisis worsened, the inner city became an attractive option to the middle class that fled to the suburbs in the 50's and 60's. Redevelopers and banks began redevelopment or \"urban renewal\" projects which have caused the displacement of hundreds of thousands of inner city residents of Washington and other urban cities over the past ten years. Due to a housing shortage as artificially created as the energy crisis)the victims of urban renewal are forced to relocate in the suburbs, thereby eliminating their political presence within the central city.\nThe workings of the spatial deconcentration program are simple. First, the Blacks have to be driven out of a neighborhood and placed in suburban jurisdictions that are forced to take them, or co-opted with bribes of large Federal grants. In Washington D.C., in order to drive people out of a particular inner city neighborhood, the Federal government, along with the D.C. City Council and the Mayor, eliminated the housing in neighborhoods by giving landlords incentives to abandon their buildings, or remove rental units from the market by specially designed rent control and conversion laws. We witness this practice in action by the continuous loopholes found in all of our rent control legislation that allow landlords to abandon their buildings, convert them to condominiums, or generally remove them from the market. Second, the gov\u00adernment closes down all of the public housing it has sponsored since the 1930's, thus forcing the displacement of the poor people living in them. For low or fixed income homeowners in the community, property taxes are escalated and housing services are de\u00adcreased, thus also impoverishing this group of people. Once the housing is eliminated, then other services that support the com\u00admunity are cut back - the public transportation is rerouted or a subway is built that totally bypasses the community. Available schools for the children are closed down in the name of budget cuts; hospitals are relocated to 'improve health delivery systems'; jobs are taken away as businesses are offered inducements to relocate in other areas. The entire community is de\u00adstabilized to force the people of that com\u00admunity to want to move as their lifestyle deteriorates. Yet, poor people can't just pick up and move just because a neighborhood has gone down. Moving takes money, and this is where the government plays its most visible role.\nIn 1974 Congress enacted the Housing and Community Development Act, which revamped the Revenue Sharing and Urban Renewal programs. One section of the Act specifies that one of its main purposes is \"spatial deconcentration\" of impacted neighborhoods in the inner cities. The next year, the Federal subsidy program, Section 8, was enacted by Congress. The creator of the Section 8 program was a civilian member of the Kerner Commission called Anthony Downs who also developed the entire theory of spatial deconcentration for social control in his 1973 book entitled Opening Up the Suburbs. Section 8 was specifically aimed at the poorest of the poor and was a rent subsidy program that allows tenants to pay a maximum of 25% of their monthly income for rent with the government picking up the tab for the rest. Of course, like most subsidies, the real estate interests are guaranteed profits while the tenants have to wait on long waiting lists to register for the privilege of guaranteeing these profits for landlords.\nSo when poor people are forced into a position of having to move, they are granted Section 8 certificates which appear to ease the burden of not having a place to stay. However, the catch to the Section 8 program is that by using it, you no longer have a choice in where you can live. The new \"housing mobility\" created through Federal subsidies actually eliminated freedom of housing choice because at the same time HUD is giving Section 8 certificates to the suburbs, they claim there is not enough money available to keep people in D.C. They will give Section 8 certificates to families in D.C. but allow them to use them only in specifically selected suburban counties, not allowing the people to stay in D.C. to be close to the jobs, the Metro, the culture or the human services. This forces them out to the suburbs where there is no way to join together to struggle. Of course, the people become even more impoverished as welfare assistance programs, like AFDC, provide even less income than allotted in D.C. This entire process paves the way for the upper classes to replace poor people in inner city communities, under the guise of increasing the tax base of the city to provide more services to the poor residents of the city. The whole program of physically moving the poor and working class population out of D.C. which is actually spatial deconcentration is disguised as a \"Fair Housing Program\" called Areawide Housing Opportunities Program (AHOP). Simply put, you disperse the concentrations of Black and poor people in D.C. where they could erupt into a dangerous force to chal\u00adlenge the ruling class of the city and form a political base to threaten indifferent and sold-out officials. The program creates small pockets of poor people, isolated in the sub\u00adurbs, available to work when the economy needs them, but separated and alienated, like the South African Blacks who are forced to live in Bantustans that surround rich white settler cities.\nThe spatial deconcentration program has played a major role in the transformation of Washington, D.C. from a riot-torn, abandoned inner city to a fast growing executives' para\u00addise. Since Washington's primary industry has always been the Federal government, now more so than ever, a large executive class is being drawn into Washington by attractive real estate, the energy crisis, and the cooperation of Federal and city officials. Meanwhile, unemployment for the poor and working class escalates; the few of them who receive train\u00ading and jobs are limited to clerical or blue collar jobs with little or no upward mobility. Fewer and fewer jobs are available to the poor in the inner city, and to counter the effects of the program, the city government must create job programs (designed to fail) in order to pacify the remaining population. In addition, we have a city which is experien\u00adcing record-breaking commercial construction (office buildings, the Civic Center, etc.) yet has a critical shortage in that basic human necessity, shelter. This condition was created by the fact that Washington was one of the original cities targeted for imple\u00admenting the spatial deconcentration program in 1969. The program has been operating here for eleven years and is the concrete basis for the advanced stage of displacement we are experiencing.\nThe implementation of the spatial deconcentration program for the Washington area (AHOP) required the authority and financing of the Federal government, the participation of private industry, and the cooperation of local governing bodies. The application of the program to Washington was undertaken by the Washington Council of Governments (WashCog) which is the inter\u00adjurisdictional body for the metropolitan area, composed of elected officials from Washington, Virginia and Maryland and, again, consultants from thinktanks like the Brookings Institute and the Urban Institute. WashCog began administration of the program by enlisting the support of the District officials to create the inner city conditions that would force people to move. These officials ensured that neigh\u00adborhoods that were already devastated by the riots were left to decay and support services were cut. Next, WashCog had to per\u00adsuade suburban officials to accept the flow of Blacks who would be forced into their communi\u00adties. Most of the persuasion was accomplished through Federal bribes in the form of Community Development monies. The impetus for the persuasion come with the Fair Housing Laws passed by Congress. They ensured that under the mask of \"integration\" white suburban neighborhoods would have to accept poor Blacks from the inner city. Suburban com\u00admunities were also granted other bonuses as they received more public transportation (the Metro), increased social services (from the Federal payments) and were assured that there would always be white dominance in the suburbs since the Blacks would be dispersed over large areas. Prince Georges' county was the first area country to buy into the program. We now see the county government moving to halt the flood of Blacks into the county, fearing Black dominance.\nThe next phase of the program requires the persuading of the poor people in the inner city that life is better in the suburbs. The Section 8 certificates now come into play, as housing counselors, usually springing from government-sponsored community groups, urge people to relocate wherever their Section 8 certificate placed them, which is always in the suburbs. Apparent community groups, like Metropolitan Washington Planning and Housing Association, support the object\u00adives of the program by assisting tenants in obtaining Section 8 certificates, and omitting to warn them of their loss off housing choice. In fact, MWPHA sponsored a HUD workshop entitled \"Increasing Housing Opportunities in the Suburbs\" in May 1980. The hidden punch line to the workshop was that to increase housing opportunities in the suburbs, you must first decrease them in the city, which is the essence of spatial decon\u00adcentration. The government has made increasing\u00adly larger grants available to train community housing organizers, so that they may learn to properly administer Section 8 programs. Many of the grassroots housing groups in Washington are dependent on Section 8 contracts for their survival, and will refuse to recognize and discontinue the role they play in the program.\nThe monetary benefittors of the spatial deconcentration program are the real estate interests. Land values in the inner city sky\u00adrocketed, while suburban developers made tremendous profits from developing the com\u00admunities which will house the Blacks being driven out. Owners of buildings who have Section 8 tenants are guaranteed profits that will be paid by the Federal government, and usually can obtain loans for renovation from the government at interest rates 5-8% lower than the regular market. For example, a large, sprawling apartment complex in Silver Spring, Montgomery County, Maryland recently accepted a large number of Section 8 tenants from Washington D.C. In return, the owners of the property were granted large loans to renovate the property. The owners only have to allow Section 8 tenants to stay in the building for five years. After that, they can convert to condominium, luxury apartments, or whatever they want, because they've tripled the value of the property with the renovations paid for by the government How\u00adever, after the five years are up, the poor tenants who moved into the building will have to move again. They will not ultimately benefit from the renovations, and furthermore, will be forced even further away from the inner city.\nAn investigation is proceeding into Yulanda Ward's death. Assistance, inquiries and contributions to the investigation should be addressed to:\n[Address obsolete]\nYulanda Ward\nNotes on Frank Morales, DisinfoGuy\nMidnight Notes #04 (1981) \u2013 Space Notes\nTaxing our lives: unpaid costs and wages in transit\nHelp the economy: sleep on the streets- The Red Menace\nPolice Death Squads\neriggins\nYulanda Ward was my cousin. In the nearly 28 years since her death, I have questioned those who had more time with her regarding the events of her murder. No one seems to know anything - not the perpetrators nor the reasons. All I know is that she is gone. I wasn't allowed at her funeral - I was told to remember her as I last saw her. That was so many years ago that even those few memories are jaded. All I want is answers, or even anecdotes of those who may have been blessed to know her. Her memory is what I'm left with. I need that to be as clear as possible. If any one who reads this know anything, I would greatly appreciate any information.\nRogerWeaver\nERiggins,\nIf you are indeed Yulanda Ward's cousin, that itself is amazing. So little information seems to exist about Yolanda/Yulanda Ward, the information she uncovered, her life, and her murder. A friend of mine dug up this information off the internet:\nhttp://72.14.205.104/search?q=cache:8HSey4hw1VQJ:asteria.fivecolleges.edu/findaids/sophiasmith/mnsss205_list.html+%22Grassroots+Unity+Conference%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=3&gl=us\nIf you scroll down the page you will eventually find information that (supposedly) one would be able to access about her (clippings, funeral, etc).\nI first read about Yolanda through Seth Tobocman's comic in World War Three Illustrated out of NYC way back in the '80s. I also read the article written by the Midnight Notes Collective in Boston. I have always felt that a documentary needs to be done about her life, activism, and the issues it raises about gentrification, racism, power, etcetera. If you are Yolanda Ward's cousin you are an important link, even if you know \"nothing\" about her. Are there other family members who might have photos of her? A family tree? Names of parents? Just the names of your parents could potentially help to uncover who her parents were and if she has any living siblings.\nThe world needs to see a photo of the woman. Perhaps in the archives there is some mention of activist names that might ring a bell with you or others? Perhaps she had a connection to an organization?\nSeth Tobocman and the Midnight Notes Collective (where are they now?) should be approached. People like Mumia Abu-Jamal might know who would know.\nI am certainly only one person and I have a lot of difficulties in my life and uncertainties on my plate, but I would absolutely pitch in to help research a story as amazing as Ms. Wards.\nRoger Weaver\nkshrop\nI was one of Yulanda's best friends in college, Howard University. Please contact me if you are still looking for information about my dear friend. Would love to share what I know of her. She was an amazing woman. karenshrop@aol.com\nMonty Neill\nI have been part of Midnight Notes for many years. I googling for something, I saw that the 'spatial deconcentration' piece had been put on the web, and I was wondering who had done it, found this piece and then saw the comments.\nI just wanted to tell you that I saw the article originally in some sort of newsprint (I think) undergroundy paper, from DC I think, and it struck me as we in Notes had been having discussions about aspects of space in then-current capitalism, and this seemed important. I had also lived in DC in 69-70.\nI do not know anything more about Yulanda.\nMidnight Notes is on the web at www.midnightnotes.org.\nFrom the ABC No Rio site\nThis article is based on material that is publicly available, especially the \"Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civic Disturbances,\" known as the Kerner Commission Report. However, it is also based on materials not publicly available, specifically a number of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) files which Ms. Ward and her collaborators apparently stole from the HUD office in Washington, D.C.\nSpatial Deconcentration was first published as part of a collection of notes for a national housing activists' conference held in Washington, D.C. No more than 500 copies were made at that time. Shortly after this first publication, Ms. Ward and two associates were accosted on a Washington street one night by two well-dressed white men, who singled out Ms. Ward from her two friends, ordered her at gunpoint to lie face down in the street, and then shot her in the back of the head. The documents she and her friends allegedly stole from HUD have never been published, nor are they included here.\nby Yolanda Ward\nThis book is the result of painstaking work done during the second half of 1979, mostly in Philadelphia, but also in St. Louis, Chicago, New York City and Washington, D.C.\nIt includes a collection of materials from federal agencies such as the department of Housing and Urban Development and the General Accounting Office; from community sources such as Philadelphia and St. Louis legal aid societies; and from independent sources, such as foundations, private corporations, books, private papers, etc.\nThe search for and collection of this material began in August, 1979, when housing activists in Philadelphia first stumbled across the strangely-worded theory called \"spatial deconcentration.\" A letter had been forwarded from the Philadelphia-area regional planning commission to activist attorneys in one of the legal service agencies, announcing a new \"fair housing\" program called the \"Regional Housing Mobility Program.\" It might have all been greek to housing activists, had they not already known that some type of sweeping master plan had already swung into effect to depopulate Philadelphia of its minority neighborhoods.The massive demolition operations in minority neighborhoods, which had been systematic, and the total lack of reconstruction funds from public or private sources spoke to that fact. Activists had fought pitched battles with the city administration over housing policies for some three years before \"mobility\" was ever mentioned among their ranks. In March of 1979, in fact, Philadelphia public housing leaders launched an attack on a city-organized and HUD-sponsored plan to empty the city's public housing high-rise projects. The question at that time had been: \"where will all the tenants go?\" When the mobility program was unearthed in August, the answer fell into place like a major piece of a jig-saw puzzle. The answer, naturally, was the suburbs. It seemed to fit perfectly into the \"triage\" or \"gentrification\" scheme, which froze inner city land stocks for returning suburbanites who were finding city life more economical than the suburbs. Focusing their attention on this phenomenon called \"Mobility,\" the activists dug for more materials at the planning commission office. With new material available, they began to slowly understand that the Mobility Program was much more than met the eye. By late September, they only understood that the program seemed to be a keystone among federal housing programs and that HUD was making special efforts to avoid a confrontation over the matter.\nIt was tactically decided that the program was to massive to be fought on a local level. Activists in other cities would have to be sensitized to the program and encouraged to swing into action against it. Between early November and late December, such contacts had been developed in St. Louis, Chicago, and New York City, all key Mobility cities. All the information that had been collected in Philadelphia before November was distributed to community activists in these cities. This action helped uncover massive amounts of new information about the program, which would have been impossible to procure on the East Coast for various reasons, and which changed the basic nature of the struggle the activists were waging against the government.\nThe Philadelphia housing leaders had fought their campaign between 1976 and 1979 under the assumption that their struggle against land speculators and government bureacracy had an economic base. They understood \"gentrification\" perfectly, but thought it had developed because the speculators were slowly but steadily viewing the land as some kind of gold mine to be vigorously exploited at any cost. The information uncovered about the mobility program slowly taught them that they were entirely wrong, and perhaps this misdirection had prevented them from realizing any measurable amount of success in forcing the city or government to start-up housing construction projects in the city. It is now clear, in 1980, that instead of being economic, the manifest crises that plague inner-city minorities are founded in a problem of control. The so-called \"gentrification\" of the inner-cities, the lack of rehabilitation financing for inner-city families, the massive demolition projects which have transformed once-stable neighborhoods into vast wastelands, the diminishing inner-city services, such as recreation, health care, education, jobs and job-training, sanitation, etc...are all rooted it an apparent bone-chilling fear that inner-city minorities are uncontrollable.\nLengthy government-sponsored studies were conducted in the wake of the riots of the 1960s, particularly after the 1967 Detroit fiasco, which cost 47 lives and was quelled only after deployment of the 82nd Airborn paratroopers, flown in from North Carolina, which had been commissioned for duty on the emergency order of then-President Lyndon Johnson. Among intelligence agencies pressed into service to study this problem was the Rand Corporation. In late December, 1967 and early January, 1968, Rand was requested by the Ford Foundation to conduct a three-week \"workshop\" concerning the \"analysis of the urban problem.\" It was \"intended to define and initiate a long-term research program on urban policy issues and to interest other organizations in undertaking related work. Participants included scientists, scholars, federal and New York City officials, and Rand staff members.\"\nJohnson also ordered a particularly significant study of the riots to be commissioned, which has led to the emergence of some of the most dangerous theories since the rise of Adolf Hitler. It was the National Advisory Commission Report on Civil Disorders, more commonly known as the Kerner Commission Report. Strategists representing all specialties were contracted by the government to participate in the study. Begun in 1967 immediately in the wake of the Detroit riot, it was not published until March of 1968. But only weeks after its emergence, Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated and the most massive wave of riots that was ever recorded in American history almost forced a suspension of the Constitution. Samuel Yette reported in his 1971 book THE CHOICE, that the House Un-American Affairs Committee, headed by right-wing elements, had put heavy pressure on Johnson to suspend the Constitution and declare martial law in the cities. Johnson resisted and instead ordered government strategists to employ the finest minds in the country to analyze the cause of the revolts and develop strategies to prevent them in the future.\nThe workshop participants were asked to prepare and submit papers recommending \"program initiatives and experiments\" in the areas of welfare/public assistance, jobs and manpower training, housing and urban planning, police services and public order, race relations and others. The papers were grouped into four headings, including two called \"urban poverty,\" and \"urban violence and public order.\"\nThe Kerner Commission strategists came to the conclusion that America's inner-city poverty was so entrenched that the ghettoes could not be transformed into viable neighborhoods to the satisfaction of its residents or the government. The problem of riots, therefore, could be expected to emerge in the future, perhaps with more intensity and as a more serious threat to the Constitutional privileges which most Americans enjoy. They finally concluded that if the problem could not be eliminated because of the nature of the American system of \"free enterprise,\" then American technology could contain it. This could only be done through a theory of \"spatial deconcentration\" of racially-impacted neighborhoods. In other words, poverty had been allowed to become so concentrated in the inner cities that hopelessness overwhelmed their residents and the government's resolve to dilute it. This hopelessness had the social effect of a fire near a powderkeg. But if the ghettoes were thinned out, the chances of a cataclysmic explosion that could destroy the American way of life could be equally diminished. Inner-city residents, then, would have to be dispersed throughout the metropolitan regions to guarantee the privileges of the middle class. Where those inner-city residents should be placed after their dispersal had been the subject of intense research by the government and the major financial interests of the U.S. since 1968. In the Kerner Commission report, Chapter 17 addressed itself to this prospect. Suburbs was its answer; the farthest place from the inner city.\nA high proportion of the commissioners for the Report and their contracting stategists were military or paramilitary men. Otto Kerner himself, chairman of the Commission, was the Governor of Illinois at the time of the Report but before that had been a major general in the army. John Lindsay, also a commissioner, Mayor of New York, had been the chairman of the political committee of the NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Herbert Jenkins, before becoming a commissioner, had been chief of the Atlanta Police Department and President of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, a reputed anti-terrorist organization. Charles Thornton, the fourth of seven commissioners, was chairman of the board of Litton Industries at the time he accepted his commission, one of the country's chief military suppliers and, before that, had been general manager of the Hughes Aircraft Corporation--another major military supplier--a colonel in the U.S. Air Force, a trustee of the National Security Industrial Association, and a member of the Advisory Council to the Defense Department.\nThe Commission's list of contractors and witnesses was no less glittering in military and paramilitary personnel. No less than thirty police departments were represented on or before the Commission by their chiefs or their deputy chiefs. Twelve generals representing various branches of the armed services appeared before the Commission or served as contractors. The Agency for International Development, the Rand Corporation, the Brookings Institute, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Institute of Defense Analysis, and the Ford Foundation all played significant roles in shaping the Commission's findings.\nA hardly-noticeable name listed among these intelligence and military giants was that of one Anthony Downs, a civilian. Unlike most of the other contractors, whose names were followed by lines of titles, Downs was simply listed as being from Chicago, Illinois. His name was to become very prominent among inner-city grassroots leaders around the country by the end of 1979. Philadelphia housing leaders had remembered Downs as having been the author of the so-called \"triage\" report of 1975, which led to a storm of controversy at the time.\nIn his HUD-sponsored study, Downs argued that the inner cities were hopelessly beyond repair and would be better cleared of services and residents and landbanked. The middle class should then be allowed to repopulate these areas, giving them a breath of new life. The activists, in their rush to uncover information about the Mobility Program, discovered to their surprise that Downs had written Chapters 16 and 17 of the Kerner Commission Report; the chapters devoted to demographic shifts in the inner cities and spatial deconcentration.\nHousing activists studying theories of \"mobility\" and \"spatial deconcentration\" stumbled upon yet another \"strategist,\" also, like Downs, out of Chicago, named Bernard Weissbourd. Weissbourd wrote two papers in Chicago in 1968 concerning the crisis of exploding minority inner-city populations. In one paper entitled \"An Urban Strategy,\" he proposed a so-called \"one-four-three-four plan. Inner-city minority populations represented such a growing political threat by their growing number, he argued, that a strategy had to be quickly developed to thin out their numbers and prevent them from overwhelming the nation's big cities. He proposed that this be accomplished through a series of federal and private programs that would financially induce minorities to migrate to the suburbs until their absolute numbers inside the cities represented no more than one-fourth of the total population. It is not clear if \"An Urban Strategy\" was written before the Kerner Commission Report was released, or before the end of the Rand Corporation \"workshop.\" Around the same time, however, he wrote another paper entitled \"Proposal for a New Housing Program: Satellite Communities.\" Weissbourd argued that the bombed-out inner-city neighborhoods should be completely rebuilt as \"new towns in town\" for the middle class. As in his \"Urban Strategy\" paper, he discussed the threat of explosive inner-city minority populations and their threatening political power. He suggested that this threat could be repulsed with the construction of new housing outside the cities for inner-city minorities. He also suggested that jobs be found for these people in the suburbs and that \"...some form of subsidy\" be developed to induce them to leave the inner-cities. It is not clear whether Downs knew Weissbourd or borrowed his theories in time for his Kerner Commission Report, if, in fact, the Report was finished after Weissbourd published his works, although it is likely, since both worked out of Chicago. It is clear that both strategists saw American middle-class lifestyles as being challenged by the same explosive, racially-impacted inner-city neighborhoods.\nIn the same year that Downs had completed his Kerner Commission Report chapters and Weissbourd published his theories, President Johnson requested the formation of a research network that could focus on analyses of inner-city evolution and area-wide metropolitan strategies. This \"think-tank\" is called the Urban Institute. Since its founding in 1968, the likes of Carla Hills, Robert McNamara, Cyrus Vance, William Ruckleshaus, Kingman Bruster, Joseph Califano, Edward Levi, John D. Rockefeller, Charles Schultze, and William Scranton have served as members of its board of trustees. The five blacks who have served, or are serving, are Whitney Young, Leon Sullivan, William Hastie, Vernon Jordan, and William Coleman, all prominent middle-class \"yes-men.\" The board of the Institute has had an interlocking relationship with the boards of trustees of the Rand Corporation and the Brookings Institute, both close CIA affiliates. Rand's Washington office, in fact, is located in the same building where the Institute has its headquarters.\nThe Institute, to say the least, is a bizarre agency. It was supposedly founded in the spirit of harmony between the races, but has been dominated by a substantial number of presidential cabinet members and major U.S. corproations and universities, such as Yale and Chicago. Worse, the Institute has conducted a substantial portion of the research that has led to the development of Mobility programming techniques. Its president, William Gorham, recently described the agency as a HUD \"testing laboratory.\" It is not only theoretically dominated by the likes of quasi-military strategists that dominated the Kerner Commission, especially one John Goodman, the Institute's major \"Mobility\" specialist. In terms of the type of experiments the Institute has conducted over its short history and the highly sensitive nature of its research work, it ranks on par with the CIA itself. Goodman, for instance, heading a team of strategists, developed between 1975 and 1979 a series of experiments to determine the best way to induce inner-city blacks and other minorities to leave the cities. A favorite ploy they developed was housing allowances and the so-called \"subsidy\" programs, whereby low-income families are supported in their rent payments or paid cash grants, if they first agree to move out. Heavy experimentation was also conducted by the Institute on tactics that could be used to shape the Section 8 Program into a counterinsurgency program against minorities.\nIn 1970, Downs wrote a little-known book called URBAN PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS, in which he more graphically detailed the theory of spatial deconcentration. He developed a bizarre concept in the book entitled \"the theory of middle-class dominance.\" According to him, the dispersal of the inner-city populations to the suburbs could not successfully be completed unless and until a model of dispersal was developed, whereby the artificially induced outflow of minorities from the inner cities would be controlled and directed to the point that they would not be permitted to naturally reconcentrate themselves in the suburbs. This was the heart of the government theory of \"integration maintenance.\" This type of control had to be exercised, according to Downs, because white suburbanites would not remain stable in their bungalows if they were led to suspect that the incoming blacks and other minorities were gaining power through their sheer numbers in the suburbs. The consisten theme of Down's PROBLEMS, Chapters 16 and 17 of the Kerner Commission Report, and Goodman's works at the Institute, was that of control.\nThe line of thinking about control found reinforcement in another book Downs wrote in 1973, entitled OPENING UP THE SUBURBS: AN URBAN STRATEGY FOR AMERICA. Downs' theories from the Kerner Commission Report crystalized, taking as their cue his arguments laid down in URBAN PROBLEMS. The theory of white \"dominance\" was carefully discussed in SUBURBS. Included here were ideas for \"...a broader strategy,\" where \"...a workable mechanism ensuring that whites will remain in the majority...\" was produced. But Chapter 12 of this book showed a marked difference from his writings in either of the former two publications. Chapter 12 of SUBURBS carefully laid down a mechanism which could transform the theories of his former works into practical applications. The chapter was called \"Principles of a Strategy of Dispersing Economic Integration,\" and laid down five basic concepts: 1) establishing a \"favorable\" political climate for the strategy; 2) creating \"economic incentives\" for the strategy; 3) preserving suburban middle-class dominance; 4) rebuilding inner-cities; 5) developing a further \"comprehensive strategy.\" In outline format he anlyzed each one. He noted that experiments should be conducted before the strategy was effectuated and that \"...more effective means of withdrawing economic support...\" should be developed for the inner cities to clear the way for landbanking inner-city neighborhoods. To the amazement of the inner-city housing leaders across the country, Downs' theory of \"dispersed economic integration\" was exactly reproduced in HUD's Regional Housing Mobility Program Guidebook, issued six years after SUBURBS, in 1979.\nAlso by 1977, a mysterious \"fair housing group\" in Chicago, the Leadership Council for Open Metropolitan Communities, was contracted by HUD to begin mobility programming experiments on black high-rise public housing tenants in the Southside and Westside. It was called \"The Gatreax Demonstration Program\" and achieved in two years the removal to the far suburbs of 400 families. Materials from HUD's 1979 review of the Gatreaux experiment are included in this anthology.\nBy 1974, the Congress had enacted the Community Development Act. The legislation fused together the Urban Renewal programs of the Johnson era and the Revenue sharing programs of the Nixon Administration. The title to the Act laid out its theory: 1) reduce the geographic isolation of various economic groups; 2) promote spatial deconcentration; 3) revitalize inner-city neighborhoods for iddle- and upper-income groups.\nIt wasn't until 1975 that point four of Downs' theory in SUBURBS, rebuilding the inner cities, was fully analyzed. It was done in the form of the \"triage\" report, completed under HUD contract while he was still president of the Real Estate Research Corporation in Chicago, a firm founded by his father, James, some twenty years before. In this report, Downs made it clear that he wasn't projecting the inner-cities being rebuilt for its present residents--the minorities--but for the white middle class; the so-called urban gentry; a theory completely compatible with the Community Development Act of the previous year, Weissbourd's 1968 writings, and the Kerner Commission findings. Under point four in SUBURBS, Downs wrote that \"...new means of comprehensively 'managing' entire inner-city neighborhoods should be developed to provide more effective means of withdrawing economic support from housing units that ought to be demolished.\" In his \"triage\" report, he wrote that Community Development funds should be withheld from inner-city neighborhoods so as to allow \"...a long-run strategy of emptying-out the most deteriorated areas...\" A city's basic strategy, he wrote, \"would be to accelerate their abandonment...\" The land having been \"banked,\" it could be redeveloped for the gentry. He argued that instead of being given increased services, minority neighborhoods should be infused with major demolition projects.\nAfter Patricia Harris became secretary of HUD two years after the enactment of the Community Development Act and one year after the Section 8 program replaced the Section 235 and 236 housing subsidy programs, the General Accounting Office, under the direction of Henry Eschwege, issued a stinging review of the Department's policies. Noting that the Section 8 Program was the \"...principal federal program for housing lower-income persons...\" the 1978 report suggested, in threatening language, that \"HUD needs to develop an implementation plan for deconcentration...\" The report argued that \"...freedom of choice...\" was supposed to be the Department's \"primary intent,\" but that top HUD officials were confused about the policy. HUD, the GAO insisted, was continuing to offer \"revitalization\" projects in the inner-cities, which was concentrating poverty in the cities. This policy, it stressed, was \"incompatible\" with spatial deconcentration.\nIn 1979, on the heels of the GAO report came HUD's Regional Housing Mobility Program. The introduction of the program was itself bizarre, let alone the program. The emrgence of the program was kept so quiet that virtually no grassroots community organizations in the country knew of its existence. The activists in Philadelphia had not even been aware of its existence until August of that year. It still wasn't until November that grassroots leaders encountered an advisory council member to one of the planning agencies--and that was in St. Louis--who openly admitted that the program's success depended on its \"invisibility.\" On August 3, 1979, the planning commission directors of 22 preselected regions in the country were asked by HUD to gather in Washington to be schooled on the mechanics of the program. They were given Guidebooks and asked to return to their respective jurisdictions and prepare from $75,000 to $150,000 applications for the program. The Guidebook made it clear that these regions had been specially selected because of their heavy concentration of minorities. They were instructed to contact major civil rights organizations and gain their \"input\" into the program. It was not coincidental that the National Urban League was one of the very few black organizations that knew of the program's existence. After all, Vernon Jordan, its president, sits on the board of the Urban Institute.\nThe Guidebook smacks of computer technology and is prepared with mind-control phrases, such as establishing \"beachheads\" in \"alien\" communities; initiating \"...a long term promotion of deconcentration;\" identifying \"...homeseeker traits which operate...on a process of suppression not selection;\" and banking on the \"...target areas\" that \"...will require that natural incliniations be altered.\" True to the Downs model established in SUBURBS and URBAN PROBLEMS, the Guidebook carefully analyzes the financial inducements to be used by the government to force minorities out of the cities and to force uncooperative suburban landlords to accept the program. The Guidebook makes it clear that the program is intended for major expansion by 1982, when its funding base will be switched from HUD-Washington to an assortment of agencies, interestingly including the Community Development Block Grant funds, CETA, and the Ford, Rockefeller, and Alcoa Foundations. The CETA job component clearly traced its theoretical roots not only to Downs, but also to Weissbourd. The Guidebook also carefully lays out the use of the Section 8 program as a primary base for mobility operations.\nOnce it became clear to inner-city housing leaders that the Mobility Program was nothing more than the first in a set of mechanisms the government intended to use to effectuate the ideas discussed in the Kerner Commission Report, it was easy to organize concerned people around the issue. It was actually a relief to some activists that proof had finally emerged of a real master plan, and not merely another fictionalized account of some remote possibility. Less than one month after the Philadelphia leaders had made their final contacts in Chicago and New York City, a five-city conference was organized in Washington. Called the Grassroots Unity Conference, and held in January, 1980, it focused on driving the message home to the government, through HUD, that the master plan had been exposed and efforts were being organized in key regions of the country to stop it. An almost violent meeting was held between top HUD officials and activists from Washington, Chicago, St. Louis, New York and Philadelphia during the two-day conference. A busload if inner-city residents literally invaded the Urban Institute offices and persuaded its staff to hand over dozens of documents that further reinforced community leaders' arguments that a master plan existed, and that the Mobility Program was merely the first step in a new series of programs designed to systematically empty the inner-cities of their minority residents.\nThe friction slowly being generated between the government and the inner-city communities over this programming and its exposure has the potential of producing a major domestic crisis in the U.S. Housing and community activists have for years been confused about the nature of the deterioration of the inner cities. The confusion often led to disillusionment and bitter dissension that sometimes created malevolent situations within the inner circles of community leaders and groups. Many community leaders knew that the government was not an innocent party to the problems of the cities, but few imagined the close association between it and private market forces in systematically driving the poor and the black out of the cities. Fewer still realized that the government had helped organize the \"control\" strategy from its inception. Now that the master plan is being slowly uncovered by persistent efforts of grassroots leaders and the confusion within community groups is evaporating, it may not be possible to vent their anger in non-destructive ways when the tale is finally told.\nSome elements of the black community, for instance, have argued for years that the government had declared a \"secret war\" on blacks in America. Now evidence exists which makes the point difficult, if not impossible, to defeat. At least an innocent observer must ask the question: \"What kind of government would allow these types of strategies to develop and thrive?\" Even more to the point, one must ask: \"How stable can a government be with such information emerging?\" It now seems evident that the Constitution, which the Kerner Commissioners and the Johnson Administration feared was in need of special protection, does not apply to all people in America, but only the hite middle class. The only way the government can now disprove this argument is to abolish all types of mobility programming and the \"think tanks\" that shaped it.\nResearchers in all parts of the country who believe the government is travelling a lethal path are now uncovering major pieces of evidence to show the elaborate workings of the master plan. Some of their arguments are enclosed in Part III of this book, under the title \"The Minority Response.\" Other technical data are enclosed in Parts IV and V. Of particular interest in Part V are the listings offered by the Urban Institute under housing allowance programs. Section 8 experimentation takes up a good portion of the available listings. A cursory examination of some of these papers--and in some instances a mere reading of the project titles--plainly shows the determination of the government to manipulate the Section 8 Program as a key instrument to force inner-city residents to move into the suburbs through the Mobility Program. It aptly explains why these same researchers created the Section 235, 236 and Section 8 programs in the first place. Included in Part IV are lists of Boards of Trustees of the Brookings and Urban Institutes in Washington, D.C. Attempts were made, in preparation for this edition, to include a listing of the Rockefeller and Ford Foundations Boards of Trustees. These corporations, however, refused to release their Annual Reports.\nThe exposure of the Mobility Program's real intentions will hopefully change the direction of the government. If not, then the worst can be assumed for the future of the U.S. because no righteous people on the face of the Earth would or should permit the existence of such policy, even if its dismemberment means inevitable confrontation or conflagration.\nSeveral aspects of this mobility programming have deliberately been avoided at this time. Cyrus Vance, for instance, was Deputy Secretary of Defense at the time of the Detroit riot of 1967 and the initiation of the Kerner Commission Report. By 1980 Vance was Secretary of State, directly responsible for at least one organization named in the report, the Agency for International Development, widely reputed for its CIA ties. He was also a trustee of the Urban Institute, along with Robert McNamara, chairman of the World Bank and former Secretary of Defense under Johnson. A reasonable question emerges at this point: \"Why is the military so closely attached to this mobility programming?\" Or worse, \"What does the military intend to do in the event that this mobility-type programming fails, the black and other inner-city minorities remain in large part in the cities into the turn of the century, and riots create greater so-called threats to Constitutional safeguards?\" After all, Downs himself stated in SUBURBS that he believed the mobility programming would fail. Is the recent history of Greece or Chile the logical answer to these questions? Did the military, in 1967, issue an ultimatum to the government to remove the blacks and other inner-city minorities to black suburban \"townships\" in knit-glove fashion with the option, in failure, being the iron fist? Further, how could it have been possible for the surgical demolition operations in the minority neighborhoods of the cities to be so identical in all American cities? Could any organization other than the Pentagon have done this?\nThese questions have been left unexplored because the weight of available documentation and the speed with which it is being collected and digested has been burdensome on anti-mobility forces. Further, this discussion about the military must be carefully explored by itself because of its obvious sensitivity. Also left for \"Book II\" is the discussion concerning the companion programs of the Mobility Program, one of which, the Areawide Housing Opportunity Plan (AHOP), literally dwarfs the Mobility Program. Their successful exploration and revelation may make Watergate look pale by comparison.\nA long article here; http://www.rigorousintuition.ca/board2/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=17194&start=0 that claims research into original documents shows many inaccuracies and distortions in the Spatial Deconcentration article and in later works of those (esp. Morales) who pursued its agenda. It also casts doubt on the political assassination claim, stating Ward's death was not as described in the Deconcentration article and was more likely an unintended consequence of a mugging. In turn, others debate and dispute these conclusions.\nEdit; the rigorous intuition article is also now on libcom; http://libcom.org/library/notes-frank-morales-disinfoguy\nWe published the Spacial Deconcentration article in World War 3 Illustrated #6 in, I think, 1985. I also did a series of illustrations to go with the text. The article was brought to us by Frank Morales. I never knew Ward, and I am not sure that any of us did. I still think it provides a useful way of looking at gentrification issues.",
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        "raw_content": "Tsarevitch Ivan and the Fire Bird\nFor this piece here, Ivan and the Fire Bird, I feel like there's some history to get through. If you'll bear with me, I've done some of the explaining in older posts so what I've got for you below is a compilation of all of those posts in context. Hopefully our trips back and forth through time won't be too terribly confusing. Enjoy!\nI read once a quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald, an American writer widely regarded as one of the twentieth century's greatest,\n\"...in life every person searches for reincarnations of a former aesthetic experience. The writer or painter tries to approximate some moment in their life when they had very real contact with awe.\"\nAwe? Maybe.\nGiant birds? Definitely!\nI've discovered that for the last 4 or 5 years of my life I have done at least one painting a year stemming from a single idea I had 5 years ago. I've come close to the idea, approached it, but never hit it. This is part of a post from May 2008 that encapsulates the thing I'm trying to explain here :\nFast forward back to now. Here is part of a post from July 2008 concerning the completed piece I was talking about back then :\nTicket didn't take off (...that ...might be an unintentional pun) until this piece. When I brought up this picture for Ticket, it was the first one I feel that I really had to knuckle down and improve on to do. The simplest things stump me. I went through half a dozen or more thumbnails for this one. It'd been several nights in a row and I'd made it through the first 4 spreads. I drew everything at about 14x20. This piece has managed to be my favorite one out of the bunch. (I think, it's hard for me to know and harder to pick one) but I think it might be though, there's something in it that completes a little half inch by half inch thumbnail I did and tacked up on my desk maybe two years ago.\nI don't know. There's always been something that struck me in it. I'd had the idea for sort of Grecian architecture, giant birds landing, they had more Greek architecture on their backs and something. Lights at night, a party. In the end having such regal birds carry something on their backs felt like they were just big winged donkeys and felt demeaning.\nThere maybe a way to yet make it work. I'm sure I'll be back.\nWho knows for sure, but it's nice to think that some ideas are good enough to be mined again for fresh pieces. I love drawing birds. And little flying boats and clock towers. Enough? I don't know, maybe, for a little while.\nNo, it's never enough.\nWe're back to the present. Whew.\nWell, in truth I don't feel like that piece above (while I still get enjoyment out of it) is truly the completion of that small idea I had way back. I'll be at it for a long time I believe. But honestly I enjoy the process, and I also just enjoy drawing and painting enormous birds. 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        "raw_content": "OER17 \u2013 Shouting from the Heart\nThis is my blog. It\u2019s called Open World. It\u2019s powered by Reclaim Hosting and the title is inspired by Kenneth White, Scottish poet and Chair of 20th Century Poetics at Paris-Sorbonne. Mostly I write about work, about conferences and meetings I\u2019ve been to, presentations I\u2019ve given, papers I\u2019ve written. Sometimes I write about my thoughts on other people\u2019s writing. Sometimes I write about the frustrations of being a woman working in technology. Sometimes I write about events like Open Access Week, Ada Lovelace Day, or International Women\u2019s Day. Mostly I write about Open Education.\nMostly I write because I want to; but sometimes I write because I have to. Sometimes writing is a necessity, a catharthis, the only way to process experiences or events that are too overwhelming, too infuriating, too incomprehensible to mediate in any other way. That\u2019s when writing gets, personal and political, messy, emotional and confrontational.\nI seem to be writing more and more of these personal blog posts recently; after the failed Scottish independence referendum (Hearing voices), after Brexit (This time it\u2019s different), after the US election (The wrong side of history). It was Helen Beetham who called one of these posts a shout from the heart and I guess in a way they are. There\u2019s no denying that they\u2019re a personal emotional response to events that seemed, that still seem, to be utterly incomprehensible to me. There\u2019s also quite a lot of swearing involved, but I\u2019m not going to apologise for that.\nSo what has any of this got to do with open education? I\u2019ve always had a strong personal commitment to open education. I believe passionately that as educators we have a responsibility to work together to improve opportunities for all, not just for a select few. I believe there is huge creative potential in openness and I believe we have a moral and ethical obligation to open access to publicly funded educational resources.\nThese words are from the Scottish Open Education Declaration. I wrote them and you know what? These aren\u2019t hollow words, I actually believe them. I actually have a genuine commitment to these words, and that\u2019s why I find it increasingly difficult to disentangle my open education work from the personal and political. And to be honest, I don\u2019t really care because never has the feminist rallying call \u201cThe personal is political\u201d rung more true than now.\nI know I\u2019m extremely fortunate to be in the position where I can write these personal political blog posts and express my opinions without fear of reprisal and I am aware that this is an incredibly privileged position to be in. It\u2019s very easy for some of us to take openness for granted but it\u2019s important to remember that for many there\u2019s is also a risk associated with openness, because openness, education, knowledge all seek to challenge structures of power and control. And in talking about risk, I don\u2019t mean risk in the abstract sense.\nDo any of you know who this man is? This is Bassel Khartabil a Syrian open source software developer, open knowledge advocate, Wikipedia editor and project lead for Creative Commons Syria. Bassel is also a contributor to the New Palmyra project; a digital archaeology and open data project that aims to create a virtual reconstruction of the ancient city of Palmyra, much of which has been destroyed by ISIL during the Syrian civil war. Bassel was detained by the Syrian government in 2012 and held in Adra Prison in Damacus for 3 years. In October 2015 his name was removed from the Adra prison register and despite calls from numerous human rights organisations, his whereabouts are unknown. In order to raise awareness of Bassel\u2019s disappearance a group of open practitioners came together to write the open e-book The Cost of Freedom: A Collective Inquiry. My contribution to the book was a short piece called The Open World which touches on the personal risks, costs and benefits of openness, much like this talk today. The plight of Bassel Khartabil is a sobering reminder of the risks of openness, proof that open is always political, but it\u2019s also shows why we need openness more than ever, because openness is inextricably bound up with freedom. And in the words of another older declaration, the Declaration of Arbroath.\nThis entry was posted in oer, openscot, politics, Women in Tech and tagged cost of freedom, freebassel, oer17. Bookmark the permalink.\n\u2190 OER17 \u2013 Come and find me!\nOER17 \u2013 It\u2019s been emotional \u2192\nOne thought on \u201cOER17 \u2013 Shouting from the Heart\u201d\nPingback: Finding a voice: Without apology \u2013 Here to there",
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        "raw_content": "Pharming Group swings to Q1 2018 net profit of EUR3.3m\nPharmaceutical company Pharming Group NV (Euronext Amsterdam:PHARM) disclosed on Wednesday its net profit of EUR3.3m for the first quarter ended 31 March 2018.\nThis reflects growth when compared with a loss of EUR5.7m in 2017, mainly as a result of the strong sales performance as well as a reduction in non-cash financing expenses required to be shown under IFRS associated with the various convertible bonds which were converted or redeemed around the year end.\nTotal revenues of EUR29.5m, including EUR0.2m of license revenue, were generated in the first quarter 2018, up 90% over revenues of EUR15.5m, including EUR0.3m in license revenue, in the first quarter 2017.\nOperating profit of EUR8.2m were recorded for the first quarter ended 31 March 2018, an increase by 110% from operating profit of EUR3.9m in the first quarter 2017, despite increased marketing costs in the US and increased R&D expenses.",
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        "raw_content": "MADVERTISE LAUNCHES THE FIRST SMARTPHONE EYE TRACKING TOOL TO MEASURE ATTENTION PAID TO ADVERTISING\nMadvertise (ISIN code: FR0010812230, ticker: ALMNG), the French ad tech company specializing in mobile advertising, is launching the first solution with the capacity to measure how much attention mobile internet users pay to advertisements. Already available to clients, Madvertise Eye Tracking will be presented in an exclusive preview at the dmexco conference in Cologne from September 13-14, 2017.\nUntil now, advertisers have mainly tracked viewability by the number of times an ad is shown on a screen; but this does not determine if the ad was actually seen \u2013 or whether the viewer was a human or a bot. More than half of digital advertisement impressions are fraudulent, coming from bots rather than humans. This means that one in two ads is not actually viewed by a human, which represents a significant loss of profit for advertisers, estimated at 7.2 billion dollars worldwide for 2016.[1]\nMadvertise Eye Tracking is a breakthrough in this area. The result of two years of research, it is a one-of-a-kind and totally transparent solution for advertisers, allowing them to precisely measure the percentage of mobile internet users who actually view the advert. The 100% mobile tool uses completely unique, cutting-edge technology that analyzes mobile users\u2019 eye movements via the front-facing camera on their smartphone to measure the attention paid to the advert.\nIt is in line with data confidentiality standards, meaning that no video, audio or other recording takes place, and that the data collected cannot be used to identify the user. Furthermore, the eye tracking technology would only be used for mobile users who opt in, thus authorizing access to their phone\u2019s camera for this purpose.\nNajet Benoist-Lucy, Chief Executive Officer of Madvertise Media France, said: \u201cThis new proprietary tool goes one step further in audience measurement, providing a solution to one of the main challenges faced by advertisers. Following the launch of Madvertise Audience Targeting last May, Madvertise has once again demonstrated its capacity for innovation in developing proprietary, high value-added breakthrough technologies.\u201d\n[1] \u2018The Bot Baseline: Fraud in Digital Advertising\u2019 report by the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) and White Ops in 2016",
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        "raw_content": "Defeating stereotypes with truth about autism\n|In Academics, Fall 2015\nThe role of a parent is not one that is easy, and it certainly does not come with a guide book. At best, parents are guided by the people around them, and to build a successful family relationship, couples must lean on each other for support. But even with a full support system, the weight of the world is sometimes too much and the end result is divorce.\nNow, imagine if the parental role includes an autistic child\u2014this adds another life stressor into the mix.\nA common statistic bandied around the autistic support community claims that 80 percent of marriages into which an autistic child is born end up in divorce. But does having an autistic child truly mean the risk for divorce is higher? According to researchers from the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, it doesn\u2019t. The myth was first debunked in May 2010, and two of Mount Mercy\u2019s Marriage and Family Therapy graduate program students have taken it upon themselves to join in the crusade against negative stereotypes placed on families with an autistic child.\n\u201cThe divorce rate among families is thought to be as high as 80 percent,\u201d said MFT graduate student Shannon Parker about why she chose her research topic. \u201cSo I really wanted to focus on\u2014instead of so much negativity surrounding autism\u2014the positive and how families adapt and persevere. There are good things to autism, too, and I want to bring awareness to those things.\u201d\nWhile Parker is studying how marriages remain successful after an autism diagnosis, her research partner Courtney Fox chose to study how whole families adjust to life after a diagnosis. The duo teamed up to interview six heterosexual married couples and four individuals, some from as far away as North Carolina and New Mexico.\nPersonal questions such as \u201cCan you describe how you and your partner deal with adversity?\u201d and \u201cWhat would you identify as you and/or your family\u2019s strengths that were utilized around the time of the diagnosis?\u201d have helped the team delve into the inner workings of relationships. Other questions such as \u201cWhat resources have you and your family found to be most helpful in living with an Autism Spectrum Disorder?\u201d seek to discover society\u2019s response to autism.\nTheir research led the two to discover something beautiful.\n\u201cWhat I found fascinating is that every single parent said they would not change their child,\u201d Parker said. \u201cTheir explanations were things like \u2018My kid would be a different person\u2019 and \u2018I love who they are now.\u2019 It\u2019s one of the things I enjoyed most about the research.\u201d\nThe common response was comforting to Parker, who has two autistic children of her own.\n\u201cWe are embracing having children with autism spectrum disorder and finding new ways to deal with adversity that we might not have been able to deal with before,\u201d she said. \u201cBeing a parent of children with autism spectrum disorders has taught me so many things in life that I don\u2019t think I would\u2019ve realized or known about, and it has allowed me to help others, which I really enjoy.\u201d\nFox, who studied family relationships, took special interest in the sibling response.\n\u201cThe siblings\u2014older or younger\u2014look at the world differently,\u201d she said. \u201cIt\u2019s almost like they have a kinder heart. They know what it\u2019s like for someone to be teased, and they live their lives differently because of it. They learn how to cope differently.\u201d\nThough outside forces play a factor, the duo identified the key to strong relationships during and after an autism diagnosis is related to coping skills, teamwork between parents and openness about the diagnosis.\n\u201cSo many things need a cure,\u201d Fox said. \u201cBut we\u2019re not going to have one today or tomorrow, so it\u2019s important to understand how we can help these families build a better future. We need to do something now. Our research aims to help families understand resources, what their future might look like, and most importantly, that autism will not ruin their lives; it will change it, but it will not ruin it. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / It Is All About Athletic Apparel\nAthletic clothing, as the name refers, is the sort of clothing typically used by professional athletes while playing games and sports. If we see the athletic clothing in the context of both males and females, we see that both have different type of clothing. It depends upon the nature of their sporting activities that just what kind of outfits appropriates for them. Different garments are defined as well as referred for both men and women of the exact same sports since both sexes do not have the very same physique as well as appearance also. Athletic apparel aids athletes to do as well as practice their sporting activities effectively as well as efficiently. Sports garments not just entails the costumes for upper as well as reduced limbs but also includes every little thing like socks, Footwear, bands and so on To get more information about it follow the link stoner fashion.\n. For each sport, there is one special outfit that is required to use while playing. Here we take the instance of basketball. It is typically said that the most vital item of basketball clothing is your basketball shoes. Your feet are the only part of your body continuously touches the floor when you play football and also in this way, we can say that your feet are the base for every one of your basketball movements. Because of this, you need to have a pair of helpful, comfy footwear to ensure that you can perform finest. Basketball shoes typically aren\u2019t the only significant athletic attire, though; you likewise need a good collection of shirts and also shorts, compression things to assist to stop injury and conserve your wellness. If we look at the cricket game, it not only requires hefty as well as secure footwear but likewise the headgear and also handwear covers are taken into consideration as the necessary components when somebody has to go to play cricket. So are various other sporting activities.\nEvery person could see that for every single sporting activity there are various sort of sports garments that are recommended to male as well as women athletes. Under Shield was created by professional athletes for athletes to improve the efficiency. They understand exactly what is needed, and the demands of competition. If you want to find out more about it you can follow family sets.\nPrimarily, it is a type of t shirt that is provides compression and also wick sweating away from skin than absorbs it. The tee shirt works with your body to regulate temperature level and also boost your performance. This serves for those athletes who do some type of harmful games. There are a couple of locations you could obtain some high-grade yet relatively cost-effective sports clothing. We can acquire athletic garments from anywhere however most ideally from the location which is recommended by the team coach.",
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        "raw_content": "The Geography of Venture Capital Investment by Industry\nVenture capital financing fuels innovation and entrepreneurial startup companies, giving rise to the great gales of creative destruction that create new industries and redefine existing ones. Yet, across the top industries in the United States, venture capital investment is highly concentrated\u2009\u2014\u2009the top five industries alone receive $25 billion, more than three-quarters of total venture investment. It is also concentrated in a relatively small number of geographic clusters.\nThese are some of the key findings of Venture Capital\u2019s Leading Industrial Clusters, a new Martin Prosperity Institute study by Richard Florida and Karen M. King. The report uses detailed data from Thomson Reuters to identify the leading metros and neighborhoods or zip codes where venture capital investment and startup activity is clustered across five leading industries.\nSoftware is the leading industry, attracting nearly $12 billion, over a third of all venture investment. Biotechnology is second with $5.7 billion, 17.3 percent of total investment. Media and entertainment is third with $3.2 billion (9.5 percent), medical devices and equipment is fourth with $2.3 billion (7.1 percent), and information technology services is fifth with $2 billion (6.0 percent).\nVenture capital investment by industry\nSan Francisco tops the list in four out of five sectors\u2009\u2014\u2009software, biotechnology, media and entertainment, and information technology services\u2009\u2014\u2009while placing second in medical devices and equipment.\nSan Jose ranks in the top three in four industries: software, media and entertainment, medical devices and equipment, and information technology services.\nNew York makes the top three in software, media and entertainment, and information technology services.\nBoston is first in medical devices and equipment and second overall in biotechnology.\nThis interactive map further illustrates venture capital\u2019s geographic patterns by industry.\nVenture capital investments is concentrated and clustered at the neighbourhood level with several zip codes placing highly across industries. These leading neighborhoods are mainly clustered in and around downtown San Francisco and include Rincon Hill (94105), Potrero Hill/Dogpatch/South Beach (94107), South of Market/Mission District (94103), and the Financial District (94104). Other leading zip codes include Redwood City (94063) and Palo Alto (94301) in the Bay Area and the Sorrento Valley (92121) near the University of California, San Diego with a large concentration of investments in both biotechnology and medical devices.\nVenture capital investment by industry is spiky, concentrated in a relatively small number of metros and zip codes mainly in the Bay Area and the Boston-New York-Washington, D.C. Corridor.",
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        "raw_content": "One of the more overwhelming challenges is that faced by a parent that wishes to take on practical home schooling, but doesn\u2019t have a partner. For many in this situation, the requirement to earn adequate income to support both child and parent is vital.\nBut many single parents that are determined are able to find ways each year to home educate their children. The final results are typically worthwhile. A home tutored child will typically surpass their equals on similar tests and have a high rating on college admissions listings.\nThe initial issue is often related to time management. A well prepared parent soon discovers that they have more available time for practical home schooling than they might expect. That is typically true if you account for the actual tuition hours offered in a public school. In a school day, there\u2019s a break between classes, lunch breaks, and a good deal of sitting about not doing much. By being certain that each hour counts at home can easily compensate.\nA child can be left completely free to act on any topic that interests them, and at their individual pace. Or, they might be offered with guidance and resources to execute a great deal of individual study. The answers can be reviewed later on in the day and alterations made, if required.\nTutoring in a variety of styles is one more choice for a single parent that wishes to home school. Tutors can range from an in-house instructor to an online resource that\u2019s entirely automated. The costs are likely to vary greatly, but a lot of tutors tend to cost less than full time day care. In some cases, a tutoring role can be combined with day care service.\nSome single parents will opt to begin a home based business. Once you add up the expense of gasoline for the vehicle, full time day care, and the time spent on travelling back and forth, a home based business can often appear more cost effective. This does not even take into account the potential tax savings from additional write-offs.\nWith a small amount of creative thinking and fair measure of research, a single parent can discover the resources and time for practical home schooling their child. Both child and parent are likely to benefit significantly if they do.",
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        "raw_content": "if i could go back in time esssay\nHome Columnists Ato Bob A Union gone sour or one that never really was \u2026\n\u2018Southern Cameroon\u2019 and \u2018la R\u00e9publique\u2019\nThe Republic of Cameroon lies in West Africa in the \u2018armpit\u2019 of the continent, bordering Nigeria, Chad, Central Africa Republic and Gabon the South. 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This has led to still increasing loss of lives, property, arrests and undue excessive force and violence by crack paramilitary units and administration, as the Cameroun Government reacts to what it sees as \u2018civil unrest\u2019.\nHistory mostly explains the past and predicts the future; the facts\nFollowing the \u2018scramble for Africa\u2019 after the Berlin Conference of 1884 the Germans made an agreement with King Ndumb\u00e9 Lob\u00e9 Bell in Douala at the mouth of the Wouri river, while famous German explorer Dr. Eugen Zintgraff trekked into the thick forest and established posts at Kumba and Bali near Bamenda creating the German administrated protectorate Kamerun. In 1916 after the First World War the Northern and Southern Cameroons became a British protectorate under Nigeria, while the other part became French Cameroun. In fact they were Class B Mandated territories of the League of Nations till 1946 when they became United Nations Trust Territories.\nIt\u2019s important to realize that British Cameroons and French Cameroun were separate legal and political entities and that the completely differing ways of administration, education and legal judiciary systems by the French and the British over the years which created distinctly separate societies.\nAfter the Second World War, The United Nations explicitly called on the British and French to administer their respective spheres of Cameroon towards self-government.\nBefore the London Constitutional Conferences of 1957 and 1958, three political options emerged in British Southern Cameroons, namely independence as a separate political entity, independence in association with Nigeria, and independence by reuniting with French Cameroun. The Mamfe All Party Conference of August 1959, which was to establish consensus among Southern Cameroonians failed to reach consensus, due to the British meddling.\nThe three political options remained on the table with complete independence most popular, next association with Nigeria and least preferred reunification with French Cameroun.\nNevertheless, the UN General Assembly resolution 1352-xiv on the British Cameroons Plebiscite of 1961 clearly ruled out the complete independence. This was due to the British blocking this option and convincing the United Nations that Southern Cameroon was not economically viable. This resulted in just two questions being adopted for the plebiscite:\nDo you wish to achieve independence by joining the independent Federation of Nigeria?\nOr Do you wish to achieve independence by joining the independent Republic of Cameroun?\nAn attempt by the Southern Cameroonians to include the option of complete independence by sending a delegation to London in November 1960, led by John Ngu Foncha, failed as the request was rejected.\nNevertheless the United Nations Resolution 1541 (XV) Principles VII and VII states that: Southern Cameroon was qualified to achieve independence either through association or integration which \u201cshould be on the basis of complete equality between the peoples of the erstwhile Non-Self-Governing Territory and those of the independent country with which it is integrated. The people of both territories should have equal status and rights.\u201d\nIt is most significant to note that with this understanding on 11th February 1961 British Southern Cameroons voted to join French Cameroun while British Northern Cameroons voted to join the Federal Republic of Nigeria.\nThis \u201cmarriage\u201d between the two Cameroons was further worked out in the Foumban Conference of July 1961 and the Yaound\u00e9 Tripartite Conference of August 1961, determining also the legal form. It should be noted that the draft 1961 Constitution was never presented to the Southern Cameroons House of Chiefs and the Southern Cameroons House of Assembly for deliberation and approval as should have been done.\nPresident Ahidjo signed the constitution on 1st September 1961 as President of the Republic of Cameroun when the Federal Republic of Cameroon had not yet come into existence. However Article 1 of the 1961 Constitution reads that the two territories came together as Federation of East Cameroon and West Cameroon.\nIn September 1966, all parties went into dissolution to form the Cameroon National Union, creating one party rule In 1968 Hon. Solomon Tandeng Muna was appointed without required endorsement as Federal Vice President in contravention of the laws which did not permit him to hold that post and be Prime Minister of the State of West Cameroon concomitantly.\nWest Cameroonians saw this as dictatorial and undemocratic. Theirs had been a Multi-party democratic society where free debate, alliances, consensus and respect for the Constitution and Common Law were the way of life.\nThe referendum of 20th May 1972 was called by President Ahmadou Ahidjo to change the Federation into a unitary state and so creating the United Republic of Cameroon. The political atmosphere was markedly subdued at the time, so there was hardly any debate on the new constitution. Subsequently the referendum was organised by the Cameroon National Union (CNU) the sole political party and produced a result in favour.\nThe 1972 constitution was over the years amended several times, to include the post of Prime Minister, appointed by the President and in 1984 changing the country\u2019s name to Republic of Cameroon.\nMany West Cameroonians see this manipulation and even deceit as the root of \u2018the Anglophone Problem\u2019 and link it to the birth of separatist movement in Anglophone Cameroon. It fuelled the suspicion that to absorb the people of Southern Cameroons was the ultimate goal all along and never creating an equal position for both partners.\n\u201cThe Anglophone Problem\u201d\nIt is not difficult to know from the above how \u201cthe Anglophone problem\u201d came about, which gave rise to feelings of resentment and fuelled latent separatist desires. These are the major grievances:\nFailure of successive Cameroon Governments, since 1961 to respect and implement the articles of the constitution that uphold what British Southern Cameroon brought into the Union in 1961.\nFlagrant disregard for the Constitution e.g. by dissolution of political parties and the formation of one party in 1966 and other acts by decree.\nThe arrogant organization of the 1972 Referendum which removed the foundation (federalism) of the 1961 Constitution.\nThe 1984 Law amending the Constitution to adopt the original East Cameroon name of Republic of Cameroon, which erased the identity of the West Cameroonians as well no longer being and equal partner.\nThe deliberate and systematic erosion of the West Cameroon cultural identity upheld and protected in the Federal bi-cultural 1961 Constitution.\nAll this could have been avoided even made Cameroon into the rare bilingual and bi-cultural nation in Africa. Nevertheless the deliberate marginalisation and discrimination of anything Anglophone or West Cameroonian by the Cameroon Government and its agents, ministers, institutions etc. shows otherwise.\nSetting the National Entrance Examinations in the French Subsystem of Education and largely Francophone members of Examination Boards.\nNone of the Ministers of the five ministries concerned with Education is Anglophone, neither are the deputies or Secretaries of State.\nVisitors and clients to government offices are expected to speak French even in the English speaking areas, since most bosses in the offices speak French and make no effort to speak English or understand the culture.\nThis also applies to most Senior Administrators and Forces of Law and Order, causing often misunderstanding and misinterpretations.\nFlooding Anglophone Cameroon with Francophone Administrators and Workers.\n\u2018Francophonization\u2019 of the English Educational Subsystem and the Common-Law System by flooding education and the legal system of Anglophone Cameroon with French trained and French speaking Cameroonians.\nThis brought the lawyers into the street to protest and the teachers to strike!\n(No) conclusion but a recipe for disaster!\nI usually end my column with a conclusion but this I can\u2019t do here, not only given the above, but more because of recent and ongoing alarming and frightening happenings. 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        "raw_content": "Sheer Dedication\nAs the co-owner of Metro Estates and one of the most sought after real estate professionals, Brad\u00b4s impeccable reputation for exceeding expectations precedes him, and he\u00b4s putting it to work for his clients and his agents. He knows how many factors are involved in the purchase or sale of a home and works diligently to formulate and implement a comprehensive plan to alleviate confusion and maximize their investment. From consultation to closing, Brad focuses on making sure his clients\u00b4 best interests are always protected.\nBrad has been a full time Realtor since 2000. As the Owner of Metro Estates, he has supervised well over 1,000 real estate sales and transactions. He has personally helped hundreds buy and sell homes in every type of real estate market. He has successfully closed the most difficult short sale, REO (Bank Owned), divorce, and standard luxury home transactions. Brad has coached some of the area\u2019s top agents, taught seminars, and served as an expert witness on real estate disputes. Brad constantly continues his real estate education by taking and teaching real estate courses and prides himself on studying the ever changing market.\nBrad\u2019s passion to help others drives him every day. Brad\u2019s leadership and service skills were sharpened during his 6+ year service in the United States Marine Corps. Brad continued to make a difference by his service to local charities earning him The President of United States Volunteer Service Award.\nOne Goal: Your Success\nWhether his clients are looking for their dream home or want to sell their home quickly and efficiently, Brad uses cutting edge technology and sophisticated marketing to make it happen. By keeping them apprised of all the pertinent information regarding their move, Brad takes the guesswork out of the process and provides sound advice. It\u00b4s rare to find an approach to business like Brad\u00b4s, but for him, the only acceptable outcome is a successful one.\nLuxury Home Sales, Distressed Property Sales, Residential Real Estate Investments, Brokerage Management, and Realtor Coaching.\nView IDX Listings of Brad Coleman here",
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        "raw_content": "Vinozhito/Rainbow Announcement Prior to the Greek Municipal Elections\nRAINBOW will be participating in the upcoming elections to the prefecture and municipal councils. The elections will take place on the 13th and 20th of October, 2002 where RAINBOW will be fielding candidates in coalitions.\nWhere there are no RAINBOW candidates we call on voters to support those who have publicly shown support for the following:\n1. Respect toward the identity of Macedonians, Vlach and Arvanite as well as all local cultures in their original form, and not as objects for nationalistic prejudices and antagonisms but as inspiration for cultural cooperation among citizens of local societies.\n2. Respect for the right to repatriation without preconditions of ethnic Macedonian political refugees, many of whom will be able to make fundamental contributions to the local society from which they originate and must be allowed to participate.\n3. Respect for the protection and development of local languages such as Macedonian, Vlach and Arvanitiki as well as all languages, which form part of the cultural wealth of a region. These should be promoted not only by local programs but also within the framework of the general educational system.\nWe call on all citizens to take an active part in the upcoming elections.\nRAINBOW believes citizens are able to contribute greatly to the broader society when there exists equality for all and free expression of whatever cultural, linguistic or ethnic identity.\nWe believe that difference in any case should never be a personal or collective disadvantage but a positive distinction of the citizens of a given society.\nIn this framework local self government will be able to contribute not only to the local development and prosperity of the citizens but will also be able to further the Europeanization of Greek society.\nPolitical Secretariat.",
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        "raw_content": "How you do you envision your relationship with Milestones evolving as the organization continues to grow?\nI\u2019d like to see the growth of the Endowment Fund. We are all here to support the needs now but I want to find a way to financially support it once we are gone.\nWhat is the most important thing you\u2019d like a friend, relative, or neighbor to know about Milestones?\nThere have been a lot of organizations that work with individuals with autism, but Milestones was the first place to address the issue of sharing information with professionals who were faced with a dilemma. There weren\u2019t places to go. Milestones was also the first forum to educate the parents as well as educate the teachers about what this is and where they could go for resources. The conference started with 400 people, and now it\u2019s over 1,000, so it shows there is a growing need.\nWhat advice would you give to others looking for ways to support the autism community here in Cleveland?\nThe one thing everyone should do is learn more about this community and this organization. Find ways to be personally involved. For those people who want to financially support something, you need to learn about it. Sit down with leadership to educate yourself about the opportunities for expansion. It makes life very rich to be involved in this way.\nThe one thing that I realized is that when you are doing this kind of thing, the people who become your dear friends are the people who really care about things besides themselves. I\u2019m 83 and every time I feel like I am generous, I meet someone more philanthropic and it is inspiring.\nLader will be honored Saturday, October 27 at The Silver Grille at The Higbee Building alongside Steven Wexberg, MD and Phillip Irvin. Contributions from the fundraiser will support Milestones\u2019 free autism Helpdesk, a service which connects families to local, vetted resources and trusted recommendations. This year\u2019s event will include a cocktail and hors d\u2019oeuvres hour with an open bar and live music, followed by dinner and a live auction. RSVP for the event is encouraged by October 12.\nTo purchase tickets or to receive more information about sponsorship and advertising opportunities, please click here or call 216-464-7600.",
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        "raw_content": "Ayurveda is the well-known ancient Hindu traditional holistic system of medicine dating back to almost 5000 years. It originates from two Sanskrit words \u2013 \u201cAyur\u201d meaning life, and \u201cVeda\u201d meaning knowledge. It concentrates mainly on health and wellness through practices like Yoga, Herbal Medicine, Massage, and Meditation. According to Ayurveda, each individual has a combination of any of the three life forces which include Vata Dosha, Kapha Dosha, and Pitta Dosha, wherein one of the three forces play the dominating role. If that particular dominating Dosha is identified and balanced accordingly, all the health-related problems of an individual can be eliminated.\nUnlike Allopathic treatment, the Ayurvedic medical system can be very effective but does not create any side effects in the body. However, it should be noted that Ayurvedic treatment does not cure any illness in a short span of time, as in case of Allopathic treatment. 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It is worth noting that high blood pressure can cause sudden heart attack, kidney failure, heart failure, coronary heart diseases, etc., that can very much risk the life of an individual. When we take a look at the root cause of high blood pressure in a human body, it is caused by the accumulation of fats and impurities on the inner walls of blood vessels. Ayurvedic treatment does not only prevent the latest fat accumulations but also eliminates the existing accumulations in a natural way. Moreover, it also prescribes a nutritional diet that can prevent any future chances of accumulation.\nEliminating Impurities From Body\nAny presence of impurities in your can cause various health-related problems like poor body growth, stress, and can affect the overall bodily function. Ayurveda provides a treatment known as Panchkarma which can help in eliminating the impurities present in the body. Using various essential oils and massage therapies, all the impurities are released from the body, cleansing the entire body from tissue level up to the intestinal levels. This method of treatment improves digestion, respiration, and psychological capabilities, which in turn improve the overall functionality of the body.\nTreating Immune Disorders\nThe capability of resisting various illnesses can be determined by the immune system of a particular human body. Stronger the immune system more will be the strength to resist various illnesses and diseases. Ayurveda provides a complete package of various natural herbs, vitamins, and minerals that can be very useful for improving the defense system of your body. Unlike other allopathic medicines, consumption of Ayurvedic vitamins and minerals do not result in any sort of kidney stones.\nTreating Body Imbalance\nAyurveda focuses on the entire body of an individual and treats it both for internal as well as external illnesses. 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        "raw_content": "Published by Somya Jain on June 12, 2018\nWith the rise of a new government to power, the nation witnessed a dawn of new policies, schemes and reforms. And the most primal of the schemes with which BJP manifested its\u2019 campaign was the \u201cPradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana\u201d, also known as JDY. So, as a citizen, it is important for us to understand the objectives, the model and the result of such a scheme. The following article is an analogy of the JDY scheme and its\u2019 relation with future growth aspects of the country.\nThe objective of the scheme was to expand and provide affordable access to banking facilities like bank accounts, credit, insurance and pension which was promoted under the head of Financial Inclusion campaign, proposed by the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, on 28 August 2014. Following were the key features of the scheme:-\nThe bank accounts would be provided to the holders with no minimum balance policy.\nRuPay debit cards will be issued.\nA cover of Rs. 1 lakh would be provided as accidental insurance.\nAfter the 6 months of the opening date, holders will become eligible for Rs.5,000 overdraft from bank.\nWith the advancement in technology, a person can perform financial transaction even with a normal phone.\nMobile banking for poor would be available through National Unified USSD Platform (NUUP).\nKeeping all these points in mind, the scheme proves to be a promising model for the development of the country, but the outcomes are both negative and positive. In the period of four years, the first half witnessed convincing results. A notable number of bank accounts were opened, by the end of the year 2014, an approx. of 4.52 crore bank accounts were opened. The balance of accounts under this scheme rose by more than Rs.270 billion and 19 lakh household availed the facility of overdraft in the year 2016. With so many accounts being opened, the financial institutes of the country observed a rise in liquidity rate of currency and thus provided a positive picture.\nBut, apart from the good aspects of the scheme, it also had some flaws. Many economists, opposition, and financial institutes claimed that the features like zero balance, free insurance and bank overdraft will create chances for duplication. Demonetization also paved way for the problems, for example, the unavailability of 2000 and 500 notes to do the changeover created chaos among the citizens. Moreover, the governor of RBI permitted banks to charge some extra fees from the people if they do ATM transactions beyond a certain limit in a month. All these discouraged people to use bank facilities and thus the second half of the scheme saw a downfall. The number of bank accounts opened after 2016 dropped gradually, further the use of bank services like credit services also witnessed a fall. For the smooth functioning of any system, it is imperative for it to run in a continuous and constant manner, but the gradual fall in policies over the years gives a disturbing picture of the scheme\nTo conclude this article, I would like to say that this scheme faced the evil of incompetent future planning. The government did not come up with any provisions to counter the fall. In the long run, the scheme was able to achieve only one of its\u2019 objective i.e.. to have bank accounts opened, other objectives such as the use of banking facilities and access to formal credit did not reach marginalized and poorer section of the country too much extent. Hence, is accurate to say that this scheme requires a major formulation to become successful in long run.\nBy- Somya Jain ( Team Member- Navaagat)\nCategories:\tFinancial Literacy\nTags: IndiaJan DhanModiPolicy\nClint Spindle\t\u00b7 June 23, 2018 at 7:46 pm\nMayra Willigar\t\u00b7 July 13, 2018 at 9:12 pm",
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        "raw_content": "The CNN community debates Rodney King's often-muddled legacy.\nOverheard on CNN.com: Rodney King 'had demons. But called them his own'\nTwo decades ago, Rodney King became a divisive figure in American culture. His beating at the hands of Los Angeles Police brought our country\u2019s racial debate to a boil and, for a time, brought the city of Los Angeles to its knees.\nKing, 47, was found dead today in his swimming pool. His passing has reignited debate on his legacy, the meaning of justice and the state of race of in America.\nHere are some examples of what CNN.com readers and CNN iReporters had to say:\nRodney King: An ambiguous figure\nthespiritguy: Rodney King wasn't really a hero or villain. Although he was an alcoholic who made a lot of mistakes and certainly deserved legal punishment, I can admire and respect his decision to talk about getting along, at a time when he could have screamed, 'burn down the city.' That act redeemed him, in my book, and he did deserve a settlement. At least it was a reminder to those who are sworn to uphold the law that they can't take prosecution into their own hands, which is healthy.\nBrad Simmons: I'm very familiar with the case. Yes, he did rush the police and perhaps he needed to be restrained but there is what needs to be done to restrain a person and then what these people did. I saw the tape and it was excessive force, plain and simple and if you can't/don't see it, then that's your problem not mine.\nAlso, the jury doesn't ALWAYS get something right. OJ Simpson got acquitted for killing his wife and Goldman and he was guilty. The system isn't fail proof you know! I know, that must come as a shock to you.\napple597 Thank you, Brad. There was no reason why 2 officers could not have subdued him while the other 2 put his hands in cuffs and held his feet together. The beating was excessive and this video has been shown many times, so whatever happened before is pretty irrelevant. We don't pay taxes so that the police can beat whoever they feel like, so that my tax dollars additionally go to treating these people in the hospital ... their job is to subdue these criminals and take them away. The fact that the guy had to be taken to the hospital and have surgery for his injuries is enough evidence for me.\nAnother_Fine_Mess: Good man yourself!\nRacism revisited\nokatj: Rodney King is a symbol. He's not a hero, and I don't think anyone (including himself) in this country really believes that he was a hero. Those who were watching the television that day (not from their mother's womb where I think a lot of you pinheads were at the time), used to think racial profiling was an urban legend. I know I did until I saw what happened to him - and NO - not a single person on this earth deserves to be beaten nearly to death. Death is reserved for punishment befitting the crime that has occurred and has been proven in a court of law. (I say with some trepidations considering the number of condemned on death row that are being exonerated by DNA evidence.) That camera shot shed light on something that white America was really clueless about because it wasn't happening to them and nobody had shown America the truth.\nI am stunned by the racism and ignorance in comments posted here. It's absolutely shameful how so many folks still believe the color of a person\"s skin dictates who they are. How absolutely UNAMERICAN of any person in our country to really think in this manner. My grandfather, who I believe was a closeted Klansmen, would be proud of you! (PUTRID and DISGUSTING!!) Those who do think these things should read a little about our country's history.\nBrational2: He wasn't a saint. He had demons. But he knew their names and called them his own. He didn't blame anybody else for them. He endured things most of us never will have to. He forgave what many of us could not. And he asked one really important question, for which he will be remembered, and which still needs an answer: Can we all get along?\nFiled under: Justice \u2022 Overheard on CNN.com \u2022 Race\nSandusky's defense begins\nThe trial of former Penn State football assistant coach Jerry Sandusky began last week with the testimony of eight of the 10 men who accuse him of sexually abusing them when they were boys. This week, possibly on Monday, Sandusky's lawyers are expected to begin their defense, after the prosecution rests.\nSandusky admits showering with boys - some of whom he allegedly met through a charity he created for underprivileged children - but denies the child-sex accusations. Defense attorney Joe Amendola may present evidence about a condition known as histrionic personality disorder, according to CNN's Ann O'Neill. Symptoms include attention seeking, a flair for drama, inappropriate seductiveness and sexual acting out.\nAccording to a source with knowledge of the case, Sandusky was to be examined today by a prosecution psychologist as part of the defense's intention to introduce testimony about the disorder.\nSandusky trial: All you need to know about the allegations, how case unfolded\nHolder tries to avoid contempt vote\nA U.S. House panel is scheduled to vote Wednesday on whether to cite Attorney General Eric Holder with contempt in the botched \"Fast and Furious\" gun-running sting operation. But the vote apparently will be postponed if he delivers on his offer to turn over certain documents to the committee.\nHolder last week promised to provide documents he had previously refused to turn over. The chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Rep. Darrell Issa, R-California, said the documents, while they \"may not be sufficient to allow the committee to complete its investigation,\" would be sufficient to postpone the contempt vote. Holder has proposed meeting Issa to talk about the documents on Monday.\nIssa has accused Holder and other top Justice Department officials of withholding requested documents and misleading them about when they first learned of the program.\nThe Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives launched Operation Fast and Furious out of Arizona to track weapons purchases by Mexican drug cartels. However, it lost track of more than 1,000 firearms that the agency had allowed straw buyers to carry across the border, and two of the lost weapons turned up at the scene of the killing of a U.S. Border Patrol agent.\nEuro's fate may hinge on Greek elections\nAs the results of today's Greek parliamentary elections and subsequent coalition talks are sorted out, expect plenty of speculation this week about the future of the euro currency and the financial stability of Europe.\nAntonis Samaras, the leader of Greece's center-right, pro-bailout New Democracy party, claimed \"a victory for all Europe\" after a first-place showing in Sunday's parliamentary elections, promising that unpopular austerity measures \"will bring the country back to prosperity.\"\nHis leading rival, Alexis Tsipras of the left-wing, anti-bailout Syriza, had called for the deal to be torn up. Tsipras congratulated New Democracy late Sunday, but said his party's nearly 27% showing has forced Greek leaders to realize the bailout \"is a nonviable economic plan.\"\nThe big question: Is the New Democracy victory large enough to calm euro jitters?\nObama heads to G-20 talks in Mexico\nThe situation in Greece is likely to be one of the topics on the minds of world leaders as they meet in Mexico this week for the Group of 20 summit.\nLeaders of 20 of the world's leading economies will meet in Los Cabos, Mexico, on Monday and Tuesday. President Barack Obama will attend and is expected to meet one-on-one with Russian President Vladimir Putin; the two are likely to discuss the uprising in Syria and nuclear negotiations with Iran.\nIran in nuclear negotiations as sanctions loom\nIran is expected to meet officials from the United States and five other nations in Moscow this week in the latest installment of talks aimed at persuading Iran to curb its nuclear program.\nThe talks on Monday and Tuesday come ahead of a potentially devastating oil embargo against Tehran that takes effect July 1. The embargo is coming because Western nations suspect Iran is developing nuclear weapons, though Iran insists its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes such as energy.\nEarlier this year, the six nations negotiating with Iran - the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia and China - proposed that Iran curb its production of high-grade uranium, ship any stockpile of it out of the country and close its underground facility at Fordo, where uranium enrichment is taking place. Iran said it was willing to discuss the proposal this week in Moscow in exchange for easing sanctions.\nOfficials in Israel, which fears the prospect of Iran's obtaining nuclear weapons, accuse Iran of using the talks to stall the West and delay crippling oil sanctions for as long as possible while it continues to develop its nuclear capability.\nRio+20 hopes to build toward international climate deal\nWhat is billed as one of the largest conferences in United Nations history will kick off Wednesday in Rio de Janeiro, where officials from more than 130 countries will gather to discuss how to solve the world's environmental problems.\nThe Rio+20 summit - so named because it comes 20 years after a similar \"Earth Summit\" in the same city - is an event where officials are expected to talk about securing global economic growth without destroying the planet. It is hoped that the conference will at least lay the groundwork for a set of sustainable development goals that can be adopted worldwide.\nSome critics have dismissed the event as an expensive talking shop that stands little more chance of succeeding than previous environmental summits.\nTimeline: Rodney King from 1991 \u2013 2012\nRodney King was thrust into the public spotlight when a camera captured him being brutally beaten by Los Angeles police in 1991. Four officers involved were acquitted, sparking infamous riots that shut down the city of Los Angeles and created a national controversy.\nKing was found dead in his swimming pool Sunday. Here is a look back on his life and legacy.\nMarch 3, 1991 \u2013 Rodney King is beaten by LAPD officers after a high-speed chase through Los Angeles County. George Holliday videotapes the beating from his apartment balcony.\nMarch 4, 1991 \u2013 Holliday delivers the tape to local television station, KTLA.\nMarch 7, 1991 \u2013 Rodney King is released without being charged.\nMarch 15, 1991 \u2013 Police Sgt. Stacey Koon and officers Laurence Michael Powell, Timothy Wind, and Theodore Briseno are indicted by a Los Angeles grand jury in connection with the beating.\nMay 10, 1991 \u2013 A grand jury refuses to indict 17 officers who stood by at the King beating and did nothing.\nNovember 26, 1991 \u2013 Superior Court Judge Stanley Weisberg orders the trial of the four officers charged in the King beating to be moved to Simi Valley.\nApril 29 1992 \u2013 The four white LAPD officers are acquitted of beating King. Riots start at the intersection of Florence and Normandie in South Central Los Angeles. Reginald Denny, a white truck driver, is pulled from his truck and beaten. A news helicopter captures the beating on videotape. California Gov. Pete Wilson declares a state of emergency and calls in National Guard troops.\nApril 30- May 4, 1992 \u2013 Dusk to dawn curfews are enforced in the City and County of Los Angeles.\nMay 1, 1992 \u2013 Rodney King makes an emotional plea for calm, stating, \"People, I just want to say, can we all get along? Can we get along? Can we stop making it horrible for the older people and the kids?\"\nAugust 4, 1992 \u2013 A federal grand jury returns indictments against Koon, Powell, Wind, and Briseno on the charge of violating the civil rights of Rodney King.\nFebruary 25, 1993 \u2013 The trial of the officers begins.\nApril 16, 1993 \u2013 The federal jury convicts Koon and Powell on one charge of violating King's civil rights. Wind and Briseno are found not guilty. No disturbances follow the verdict.\nAugust 4, 1993 \u2013 U.S. District Judge John Davies sentences both Koon and Officer Laurence M. Powell to 30 months in prison for violating King's civil rights. Powell is found guilty of violating King's constitutional right to be free from an arrest made with \"unreasonable force.\" Ranking officer Koon is convicted of permitting the civil rights violation to occur.\nApril 19, 1994 \u2013 The U.S. District Court in Los Angeles awards King $3.8 million in compensatory damages in a civil lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles. King had demanded $56 million, or $1 million for every blow struck by the officers.\nJune 1, 1994 \u2013 Rodney King is awarded $0 in punitive damages in a civil trial against the police officers. He had asked for $15 million.\nApril 2012 \u2013 Rodney King's autobiography, \"The Riot Within: My Journey from Rebellion to Redemption. Learning How We Can All Get Along,\" is published.\nJune 17, 2012 \u2013 Rodney King is found dead in his pool in Los Angeles. There are no preliminary signs of foul play, police say, and no obvious injuries on King's body. Police say they are conducting a drowning investigation.\n- Fifty-five people died in the Los Angeles riots. 2,000 were injured.\n- More than 1,00 buildings were destroyed or damaged causing an estimated loss of $1 billion.\nPhotos: Rodney King and the LA Riots\n- More than 3,000 disaster loan applications were filed.\n- Government assistance awarded totaled $900 million.\n- The Holliday video shows King being struck by police batons more than 50 times. More than 20 officers were present at the scene, most from the LAPD.\n- Rodney King suffered 11 fractures and other injuries due to the beating.\n- More than 9,800 National Guard troops were dispatched to restore order.\n- The highest troop presence was on the night of May 3. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Public consultation on Parenting Policy carded for Port...\nPublic consultation on Parenting Policy carded for Port of Spain\nThe Ministry of Social Development and Family Services will host the last leg of its public consultations on the Green Paper for a National Parenting Policy for Trinidad and Tobago on Tuesday May 8, 2018.\nThe Ministry kicked off its series of consultations on March 16, 2018 to gauge the public\u2019s views on what should be included in the policy. This included a one-day session, designed specifically to capture the views of partner ministries, non-government and faith-based organisations, as well as international organisations and academia.\nPhase II of process involved national consultations targeted at the general public, six (6) of which were held to date at the Sangre Grande Civic Centre, the NESC Campus in Couva, the Southern Academy for the Performing Arts, the Bon Accord/Canaan Community Centre Tobago, the Goodwood Secondary School, Tobago and the UTT Valsayn Campus. The final public consultation which is carded to take place in Port of Spain on Tuesday May 8th from 10:00 am \u2013 12:00 noon at the City Hall, will also target community groups, village councils, students, School Teachers and supervisors as well as representatives of NGOs, CBOs and FBOs. Members of the public who were unable to join us before are encouraged to attend this session.\nAmong the wide range of contributions made thus far, were the need for greater parenting support, provisions for single parent households and parents of children with disabilities; a legislative framework to ensure proper parenting and a proper value system, to be included in the national policy. Many persons also expressed the need for more input from the community and the church in \u2018raising the child\u2019 as was done long ago.\nPhase III of the process will entail focus group sessions aimed at specific groups of parents and children across various regions in Trinidad and Tobago. The Ministry expects that the Green Paper will be revised and converted into a white paper for approval by the cabinet so that implementation of the policy will begin towards the end of fiscal 2018.",
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        "raw_content": "Home/ National News/My mission is to transform the nation, people\u2019s lives: Modi\nPrime Minister Narendra Modi, Commerce Minister Suresh Prabhu, World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva and other dignitaries attend the \"India's Business Reforms\" event in New Delhi\nPrime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a session of the India\u2019s Business Reforms event at the Pravasi Bharatiya Kendra in New Delhi on Saturday.\nThe meeting was also attended by Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu, World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva, Cabinet Secretary R.K. Sinha, Principal Secretary Nripendra Misra, DIPP Secretary Ramesh Abhishek, among other dignitaries.\nHere are the highlights from the event.\nMinister of Commerce and Industry Suresh Prabhu: \u201cAll the flagship programmes of the Prime Minister are inter-connected. GDP growth rates will be significantly higher in coming years, thanks to the improved ease of doing business. 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This report doesn\u2019t take into account the GST system that impacts many aspects of doing business. When GST was brought in, they said: Mar gaye! We said we will see for 3 months and analyse the difficulties and resolve them. And the GST Council did that. Where States had differences, committees of Ministers and officials were formed.\u201d\n\u201cAlmost all issues flagged by traders and businesses are being positively fixed. And If no state objects to the moves in the Council\u2019s meeting on November 9 and 10, then businesses will get genuine relief on their concerns.\u201d\n\u201cMany other reforms that have happened, need gestation and stabilisation time before the World Bank considers them. There are many reforms that the World Bank and the government are yet to find common ground. This gives me the confidence that we will do better even in the next year\u2019s report.\u201d\n\u201cI wish to list some more global recognition. 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        "raw_content": "\"We're All Black\" Is Not the End of the Conversation!\nI see it all the time. When an issue comes up within the Black community that highlights intra-group oppression somebody inevitably says: \"At the end of the day we're all Black!\" to end the conversation. Another popular line is that \"Whites see us all the same!\"\nNot only is it NOT true that whites see us all the same. But more importantly, it's true that we don't even see each other in the same way. Intra-group oppression exists and is real. Colorism, heterosexism, transphobia, classism, and sexism are real in our communities and it impacts the way we navigate our lives.\nWe're all Black but Black men are treated differently than Black women. We're all Black but dark skinned people are treated differently than light skinned people. We're all Black but heterosexual Black folks are treated differently than LGBTQIA Black folks. We're all Black but poor Black folks are treated differently than the middle class.\nSo when \"we're all Black\" is used as a conversation finisher it perpetuates systematic inequality and oppression. It's not unlike how these same Black folks wouldn't like it and would consider it a micro-aggression if a white person said: \"At the end of the day we all bleed red!\" to avoid discussing white privilege and racism.\nColorism, heterosexism, transphobia, classism, and sexism are real issues within the Black community. These issues work inter-sectionally with racism but are important on their own accord. And it's no less than violence to deny it by claiming that only race plays into how we are treated. It is violence because it prevents activism which would alleviate these other forms of oppression.\nThe lie that only race matters or that race is the primary concern comes from a anti-racist narrative that has been molded mainly by middle class cis heterosexual Black men. And for this group it is true that only race matters. For the rest of us: not so much.\nAnd let's be honest about it and stop silencing each other by saying \"we're all Black.\"\nLabels: black people, intra-group oppression, racism, we're all black\nRose Z June 22, 2014 at 7:22 PM\nThe obvious thing is if we all have the same struggles since \" we're all black\" and \"whites see us all the same\", we wouldn't be having these discussions that are concluded with \"we're all black\" and \" whites see us all the same\".",
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        "raw_content": "A recent study has been carried out by Lisa Feldman Barrett that is attempting to gain attention to her work in the field of universality of emotion. Unfortunately the research efforts were misdirected as they only looked at one aspect of the ability of an isolated Himba tribe in Namibia, South Africa; the ability to recognize emotional expressions. The outcomes of that study were then used to challenge Paul Ekman's findings that emotions are universally expressed. There have been over 75 studies that have demonstrated that these very same facial expressions are produced when emotions are elicited spontaneously (Matsumoto, Keltner, Shiota, Frank, & O'Sullivan, 2008). Ironically this was published in the Handbook of Emotions in p215 (2008) \u2013 edited by Lisa Feldman Barrett et al. This is a serious disconnect that good research should have addressed. This seems to have been supported by the rejection of the Namibia study by the respected journal, Science.\nBarrett reported in July 2013 to Shannon Fischer, in a Boston Magazine interview that \"Clearly people don't give a shit about data, because if they did, I wouldn't have this battle on my hands.\" Maybe the data needs to connect with more relevance to the claims made.\nExtract from the Barrett article: \"Barrett recently decided to take on Ekman's ideas directly, by sending a small research team to visit the isolated Himba tribe in Namibia, in southern Africa. The plan was this: The team, led by Maria Gendron, would do a study similar to Ekman's original cross-cultural one, but without providing any of the special words or context-heavy stories that Ekman had used to guide his subjects' answers. Barrett's researchers would simply hand a jumbled pile of different expressions (happy, sad, fearful, angry, disgusted, and neutral) to their subjects, and would ask them to sort them into six piles. If emotional expressions are indeed universal, they reasoned, then the Himba would put all low-browed, tight-lipped expressions into an anger pile, all wrinkled-nose faces into a disgust pile, and so on. It didn't happen that way. The Himba sorted some of the faces in ways that aligned with Ekman's theory: smiling faces went into one pile, wide-eyed fearful faces went into another, and affectless faces went mostly into a third. But in the other three piles, the Himba mixed up angry scowls, disgusted grimaces, and sad frowns. Without any suggestive context, of the kind that Ekman had originally provided (see Emotions Revealed), they simply didn't recognize the differences that leap out so naturally to Westerners.\" http://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/article/2013/06/25/emotions-facial-expressions-not-related/4/\nThe Ekman hypothesis that 'facial expressions of emotion are not culturally universal' is about the display of the emotion. The universality hypothesis does not claim that all humans perceive, describe or represent emotions universally \u2013 the universality hypothesis is to do with the argument that the basic internal human emotions (i.e., happy, surprise, fear, disgust, anger, sad \u2013 and latterly contempt) are expressed using the same facial movements across all cultures. The Barrett study seeks to evaluate subjective judgements of facial expressions of emotions and this injects a major contaminant. 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        "raw_content": "Spiritual beings we are\nI am not my body. My body keeps changing, but I remain.\nI am not what I do. What I do keeps changing, but I remain.\nI am not what I have. My possessions keep changing, but I remain.\nI am not the many characters I have played in the theater of life. My roles keep changing, but I remain. I am not the many professional positions I have occupied, the labels people have used to identify me, the tribes I belong to, or the story others choose to tell about me. My occupations, identities, tribes, and what others say about me keep changing, but I remain.\nI am not what I have accumulated. I am not the power I may have, the position I may occupy, the prestige I may command, or the privileged treatment I may receive. I am not whatever I am attached to or has been attached to me. Everything is impermanent and keeps changing, but I remain. Take everything away from me \u2014 every single thing, including this physical life \u2014 and still, I will remain.\nWho am I, then, if I am not my body, if I am not what I do and what I have?\nI am the one who does not change.\nAnd who, then, is this unchangeable I?\nI am an eternal spiritual being having a temporary human experience. I am the Life Force Energy. I am the Life. I am the Force. I am the Energy. I am All. I am.\nI am the one who sees the truth beyond the illusions that deceive and enslave, and the truth has set me free.\nPosted on December 27, 2014 December 30, 2014 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Spiritual beings we are\nMy gifts to you this Christmas\n1 \u2013 To my enemies, forgiveness.\nI don\u2019t believe I have any enemies, and I don\u2019t consider anyone my enemy. But I know I have offended a lot of people throughout my life, therefore I\u2019m sure I have created some adversaries along the way. Today is a good day to settle this, once and for all, don\u2019t you agree? So, if I have offended you, please forgive me. And if you have offended me, please know that you have already been forgiven. Let us free ourselves from all this load. We don\u2019t need to carry it anymore. We are free. I love you. \ud83d\ude42\n2 \u2013 To my opponents, tolerance.\nAlthough not as much as before, I know that I still criticize, judge and condemn. Well, I am renewing my commitment to be more mindful of my thoughts and emotions, and stop when I catch myself doing those things. I am renewing my commitment to be less judgmental and more tolerant, and I hope I may inspire you to do the same. \ud83d\ude42\n3 \u2013 To my friends, my heart.\nDear friends, you are the greatest gifts I have received during this physical existence. You are my companions on this earthly journey. You support me. You help me. You give me love, and you give me opportunities to give love. I am so grateful that the Forces of the Universe have brought us together. I love you and I give you my heart. I am and will always be here for you. This is my vow. This is a sacred contract. \ud83d\ude42\n4 \u2013 To my customers, service.\nAll of you are my customers. Not only the people who come to my sessions, workshops and retreats, and those who read my books and blogs are my customers. Every single individual I interact with, in any way, is my customer. For instance, my family members are my customers. You all deserve my attention, my best service, my kindness and generosity. You teach me to be a better human being. I am grateful to all of you, my customers. I love you. \ud83d\ude42\n5 \u2013 To all, charity.\nEach and every one of you are my teachers. You teach me to be humble, to be kind, to be compassionate, to be generous, to be patient. You teach me to love, to care, to share, to give and to forgive. You teach me to be charitable in every interaction. I am grateful. I love you. \ud83d\ude42\n6 \u2013 To every child, a good example.\nHere\u2019s my commitment and my gift: I will show every child, by the way I live, that Heaven is here. I will show every child, how happy I am to be alive. I will show every child how ecstatic I am to be living in this beautiful garden and playground. I will express joy and gratitude everyday. I will enjoy the beauty of this garden and have fun in this playground, and I will share my toys. I will show every child, by my carefree attitude, that I am not afraid, that I trust in the abundance of this Universe. I will express the trust that I will always be taken care of and I will never experience lack of any kind. I will give a good example to every child by being like a little child myself, living without worries, living in the here-now\u2026 and, by doing so, we, all of us, will be in Heaven. \ud83d\ude42\n7 \u2013 To myself, respect.\nMy gift to my own self\u2026 I will be authentic. I will pursue my passions and my dreams. I will answer the calling of the Universe. I will remember and honor who I am and what I was brought here to be and do. I will give the gifts I was brought here to give. I will be grateful. I will not worry. I will be fearless. I will not judge or get angry. I will not envy. I will be honest and authentic. I will be kind. I will be gentle with myself. I will give myself many moments of rest, moments when I will not demand anything from myself. I will rest in the knowing that everything is and will be OK. By doing so, I will respect myself fully, and I will be a gift to others. I love myself. \ud83d\ude42\nThese are my gifts to you today. I wish you give others, and your own self, the same gifts this Christmas.\nAnd to all of you who are not Christians and do not celebrate Christmas, I send the same wishes and gifts. Every day is a new day and we should celebrate it together, as brothers and sisters, as members of the same human family that knows no divisions. The God I know excludes no one and welcomes everyone. I am united with all of you. Nothing separates us.\nEvery day is a new day. This is the day. Let us rejoice and be happy.\nPosted on December 24, 2014 December 29, 2014 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on My gifts to you this Christmas\nHeaven is here, if you want it\nHEAVEN IS HERE!\nWelcome! Congratulations! You\u2019ve made it! You are in Heaven!\nThis is your garden and your playground.\nEnjoy the beauty of the garden, have lots of fun in the playground,\nand remember to share your toys.\nDon\u2019t worry about anything. This is a place of abundance.\nThere is more than enough here for everybody.\nYou will always be safe here, so don\u2019t be afraid.\nShare what you have and you will always be fine, I promise.\nNow go! Enjoy the garden and have fun in the playground.\nTake good care of both, and if you feel like, help me make them a little bit better.\nPosted on December 21, 2014 May 29, 2016 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Heaven is here, if you want it\nFill not your heart with pain and sorrow,\nbut remember me in every tomorrow.\nRemember the joy, the laughter, the smiles,\nI\u2019ve only gone to rest a little while.\nAlthough my leaving causes pain and grief,\nmy going has eased my hurt and given me relief.\nSo dry your eyes and remember me\nnot as I am now, but as I used to be.\nBecause I will remember you all and look on with a smile.\nUnderstand, in your hearts, I\u2019ve only gone to rest a little while.\nAs long as I have the love of each of you,\nI can live my life in the hearts of all of you.\nAt the rising of the sun\nand its going down,\nAt the blowing of the wind\nand in the chill of winter,\nIn the opening of the buds\nand in the rebirth of the spring,\nAt the blueness of the skies\nand in the warmth of summer,\nAt the rustling of the leaves\nand the beauty of autumn,\nAs long as you live, I too will live;\nfor I am now a part of you,\nAs you remember me.\nPosted on December 13, 2014 December 13, 2014 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Remember me\nWhere you stand in moments of controversy\nI wrote this again after the 02/14/2018 mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman High School in Parkland, Florida\u2026\nI\u2019m not sure why, but what came to my mind today, after hearing the news of a mass shooting in one of my city\u2019s schools, was something that my son wrote back in 2009. Mateus, then a 17 year-old senior, penned a short essay to support his application for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship at Boston University.\nLet me share it with you\u2026\nHere are the instructions he received: Write a 500-word essay describing how the following quotation has affected you personally. Please use specific examples from your own life, while also connecting your answer to the quotation and the legacy of Dr. King. \u201cThe ultimate test of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and the moments of convenience, but where he stands in moments of challenge and moments of controversy.\u201d ~ Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Atlanta, January 27, 1965.\nHere\u2019s my son\u2019s essay\u2026\nDespite being imprisoned and threatened, Martin Luther King, Jr. refused to use violence. Instead, he chose active nonviolence as the way to advance social change. He stood by the unpopular doctrine of nonviolence from beginning to end, and he proved to the world he was right by his unwavering determination to stay firm in moments of challenge.\nMy first experience against violence came in sixth grade, when \u201cpaintballing\u201d was becoming a very popular activity. All my friends found delight in shooting each other and comparing bruises afterwards, but I felt differently. At first, I was ostracized since I was the only one not looking at guns in magazines or trying to find the best places to play paintball. I quickly discovered, though, that my choice to not participate only made me a stronger person. At the age of eleven, I was learning what it meant to have integrity against violence.\nIn seventh grade, I was presented with the argument over capital punishment in my Speech and Debate class. I discovered I was a forceful opponent of the death penalty. My strong arguments resounded in class, and my teacher even confessed to my parents that I persuaded her to change her position. Dr. King\u2019s words inspired my belief. He said, \u201cWe must develop and maintain the capacity to forgive. He who is devoid of the power to forgive is devoid of the power to love.\u201d\nDuring my high school years I had to stand up and speak up for my deepest beliefs. With our country involved in war, I spoke about the ineffectiveness of violence. When our government refused to talk to our enemies, I stood up to express how much I believe in dialogue as the only way to peace. With so many defending torture as a necessity for our safety, I spoke of it as unacceptable by all means. When I heard nasty generalizations about Muslims beings terrorists, I not only spoke up but I made a point of trying to eliminate those stereotypes. In fact, as a result of my efforts, one of my closest friends today is Muslim. When I heard racist remarks in my school, or vulgar language that diminished any particular group, I spoke up to express that we are all human beings and that what unites us is immensely larger than what separates us. With so many praising a violent system, based in extreme competition and survival of the fittest, I spoke in defense of cooperation and the need for a beloved community, one where we extend a helping hand to lift up the downtrodden. My efforts culminated in the International Day of Peace Assembly, where the messages of humanitarians and peacemakers such as Dr. King were heard again by the whole school.\nI have never found it easy to remain firmly planted in my beliefs when they were unpopular. I am sure it was very difficult for Dr. King as well. However, I found an inner reward in doing what I think is right. John F. Kennedy said it best when he affirmed that \u201ctrue democracy\u2026 will not condemn those whose devotion to principle leads them to unpopular courses, but will reward courage, respect honor, and ultimately recognize right.\u201d\n~ Mateus Cesca Falci\nAlthough he was accepted at Boston University \u2013 his brother\u2019s alma mater \u2014 after a long consideration Mateus decided to join another school. He graduated in 2014 from Harvard with the degree of Bachelor of Arts. He is currently pursuing a career as a musician in New York City, holding the belief that, through music, he will be able to influence, inspire and engage others in the joyful work of creating a better world.\nThe Senate Select Committee on Intelligence\u2019s Report on the C.I.A.\u2019s Use of Torture was made public two days ago, and we are drowning in an ocean of opinions condemning and defending the use of torture.\nIn the middle of all this, what came to my mind was something that my son wrote back in 2009. Mateus, then a 17 year-old senior, penned a short essay to support his application for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship at Boston University.\nWrite a 500-word essay describing how the following quotation has affected you personally. Please use specific examples from your own life, while also connecting your answer to the quotation and the legacy of Dr. King. \u201cThe ultimate test of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and the moments of convenience, but where he stands in moments of challenge and moments of controversy.\u201d ~ Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Atlanta, January 27, 1965.\nThe picture taken at the graduation of Mateus is now on the cover of Pedro\u2019s book, \u201cSo You\u2019re Going to College.\u201d\nIf you would like a copy of Pedro\u2019s book, just click on the link below which will take you to the site where you can purchase the book online.\nFinally, here\u2019s a link to a nice article about Boston University\u2019s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. scholarship.\nhttp://www.bu.edu/today/2010/wanted-another-martin-luther-king-jr/\nPosted on December 11, 2014 February 16, 2018 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Where you stand in moments of controversy",
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        "raw_content": "Cryptocurrency Market Update for May 2018\nBy Monica Barker\nAfter an optimistic April, the month of May has been a bit of a nightmare for most cryptocurrency owners and traders.\nMany of the cryptocurrencies big and small saw a decline in value, which was more detrimental to investors in coins that have larger prices per share. Bitcoin dropped over a thousand dollars but still ended up doing better this month in terms of percentage decrease.\nThe cryptocurrency market is incredibly volatile and impossible to predict, and May was a reminder of that fact. With that being said, don\u2019t take the loss of this month as a cue to cut your losses and bail.\nThe unpredictability of the market goes both ways, so if you stick with it, you may be able to reap the rewards of your patience.\nWe think that the key to being successful in the crypto market is staying updated. So, we have created this May cryptocurrency market update to help you stay informed in order to make the best investment decisions for your financial situation and goals.\nTake a look at the 1-month performance statistics of the coins that currently hold the top 10 market caps. Check out a few of the crypto news stories of the month and find out what the experts say is in store for the month of June.\nMay Performance of Top 10 Market Capitalization Coins\nAs a whole, May was a setback for the cryptocurrency market. Most of the coins with the highest market caps experienced some major price drops, and in the scope of the month, they are coming out of May with less than they entered with.\nThere were a few coins that changed within the top 10 cap rankings, and most saw an overall price decrease.\nOur performance rankings are shown in terms of their percent change from smallest to largest within the month, not in terms of their market caps.\nEthereum began as a white paper, or a proposal for development of the Bitcoin platform, written by Vitalik Buterin. It was not an accepted proposal or critique, so Buterin decided to create his own platform using his ideas. A number of prototypes were created under different codenames, with the current version being Metropolis (vByzantium) released in October 2017.\nETH has a current circulating supply of 99.7 million coins and has not yet announced a limit.\n#2 in market capitalization ($54.69 billion)\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of ETH was $673.61 USD\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of ETH was $559.59 USD\nThis means that there was a 16% (-$113.31) price per share decline for ETH in May. Of the top 10 market cap coins, Ethereum had the most successful month with the smallest percentage of price decline.\nMay 5 was a relatively good day all around for the crypto market, and most of the month\u2019s price highs happened on this day. Ethereum was no different, hitting $816.12 per share on May 5, which was its highest price of the month.\nOn May 28, Ethereum\u2019s price per share was at its lowest for the month at $516.04. This day had a similar effect on most of the coins on the top 10 market cap list.\nBitcoin was released in 2009 by an anonymous group or person named Satoshi Nakamoto. It is a decentralized digital currency, meaning that it doesn\u2019t rely on any bank or governmental body to operate. It was not the first digital currency of this type that was created, but it has been the most successful and has lasted the longest of any of its predecessors.\nBTC has a circulating supply of 17.06 billion coins and will cap at 21 billion.\n#1 in market capitalization ($125.1 billion)\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of BTC was $9,119.01 USD\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of BTC was $7,406.52 USD\nThis means that there was an 18% ($1,712.49) decrease in price per share of BTC in the month of May.\nBitcoin\u2019s highest value of the month was at market close on May 5, at $9,858.15. Its lowest of the month came at the time of market close on May 28, with a price per share of $7,135.99.\nIOTA (MIOTA) was founded in 2015 by Anders S\u00f8nsteb\u00f8 and Serguei Popov as an open-source cryptocurrency, meaning that its software is collaborative, transparent, and developed with the user in mind.\nThis coin runs on \u201cThe Tangle,\u201d a system that was developed to be a sort of upgrade to Blockchain. The Tangle is what\u2019s known as a directed acyclic graph, or a structure that is focused more on the flow of the information than the sequence.\nMIOTA\u2019s current circulating supply is 2.7 billion, and there has not yet been a maximum supply number set.\n#9 in market capitalization ($4.2 billion)\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of MIOTA was $1.98\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of MIOTA was $1.57\nThe price per share saw a 20% ($0.41) decrease in May.\nMIOTA\u2019s highest value came on May 3rd, where the price per share was $2.60. Its lowest value occurred on May 28th, with a price per share of $1.35 at market close.\nLitecoin was released in October 2011 by a former Google employee named Charlie Lee. It was created to improve upon Bitcoin\u2019s code, creating the blocks faster in order to facilitate faster transactions. LTC has a supply limit of 84 million coins, with a current circulating supply of 56.7 million.\n#6 in market capitalization ($6.63 billion)\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of LTC was $148.49 USD\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of LTC was $117.53 USD\nThis means that there was a 20% ($30.96) drop in value for LTC in the month of April.\nLitecoin\u2019s high and low values during the month followed the same patterns as some of the other larger coins. On May 5, the price per share of LTC was $177.76, which was its highest value of the month. Its lowest value came on May 28, at $111.60.\nIn August 2017, Bitcoin experienced what they call a \u201chard fork\u201d where Bitcoin developers made a change to the code. From the fork came Bitcoin Cash, which created its first block on August 1, 2017. Bitcoin Cash has a supply cap of 21 million coins, and the current circulating supply is 17.1 million as of May 30th.\n#4 in market capitalization ($61.5 billion)\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of BCH was $1,351.28 USD\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of BCH was $984.68 USD\nThis means that there was a 27% ($366.60) negative value change for BCH in May.\nBitcoin Cash\u2019s highest value for the month came on May 6, where the price per share was $1,765.69. On May 28, BCH was at its lowest point for the month at $892.12.\nRipple was founded in 2004, and in the next year, the founder began to build a secure payment system called Ripplepay. In 2011, they released a cryptocurrency called XRP of their own to be compatible with their new protocol. It was developed to eliminate Bitcoin\u2019s reliance on centralized exchanges, perform transactions faster, and use less energy than Bitcoin.\nXRP has a max supply of 100 billion coins, with 39.1 billion currently in circulation.\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of XRP was $0.841 USD\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of XRP was $0.604 USD\nThis means that there was a 28% ($0.236) drop in value per share of XRP in the month of May.\nIn line with many of the other coins, XRP saw its highest May value on May 5th at $0.905. Its lowest price per share came on May 28th at $0.552.\nTRON began as an ICO campaign in September 2017 and earned $70 million during the startup phase. It has a total supply of 100 billion TRX and a current circulating supply of 65.7 billion as of May 30th.\n#10 in market capitalization ($4 billion)\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of TRX was $0.093 USD\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of TRX was $0.062 USD\nThe coin saw a 33% ($0.031) price decrease within the month of May.\nOn May 1st, TRX was at its highest price per share of the month at $0.093. Its lowest value of the month was $0.060 on May 28th.\nStellar was founded in 2014 and originally based on Ripple. The code was later revised and released in 2015. It has a total supply of 103 billion and a current circulating supply of 18.5 billion as of May 30th.\n#8 in market capitalization ($5 billion)\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of XLM was $0.439 USD\nAt market close on April 30, 2018, one share of XLM was $0.277 USD\nSo, XLM\u2019s value dropped by 36% ($0.162) in May.\nSimilar to TRON, Stellar saw its highest value of the month on May 1st at $0.439 per share and the lowest on May 28th at $0.253.\nEOS.IO began as an ICO (initial coin offering) in June 2017 and ended up earning around $170 million in their startup phase despite criticism from members of the blockchain community.\nEOS has a supply limit of 1 billion and a current circulating supply of 889 million as of May 30th.\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of EOS was $18.95 USD\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of EOS was $12.01 USD\nEOS saw a 36% ($6.94) price drop between the first and the last day of May.\nIts value high came at market close on May 2nd when one share of EOS was $12.91. Its value low occurred on May 28th, with a price per share of $11.64.\nCardano began in September 2017 by the former co-founder of Ethereum and BitShares. It has a supply limit of 45 billion and a current circulating supply of 25.9 billion as of May 30th.\nAt market close on May 1, 2018, one share of ADA was $0.358 USD\nAt market close on May 30, 2018, one share of ADA was $0.211 USD\nADA saw a 41% ($0.147) price drop between market close on May 1st and May 30th.\nThe highest value of the month for Cardano occurred on May 2nd, where the price per share was $0.372. On May 28th, it saw its lowest price of $0.174 per share of ADA.\nMay\u2019s Biggest Cryptocurrency News Stories\nCryptocurrency news is constantly breaking because the industry is only in its infancy, so keeping up with the latest headlines is an important part of being an informed and responsible buyer and trader.\nThis month, there have been lots of news stories relating to the possible dangers of cryptocurrency that have been published to urge investors to make their decision after a period of serious thought.\nCryptocurrency Is Changing the Gambling Industry\nOf all the industries affected by the cryptocurrency boom, the gambling industry has come out on top in terms of returns. An analysis of the market in the last few years has shown that 50% of all . Since 2014, over 3 million BTC (currently $21,878,925,000 USD) has been used to place gambling bets.\nOnline casinos are popping up online that accept only cryptocurrencies as bets and payout types. New ways to play are taking off, such as provably fair gambling, which uses the blockchain for total transparency on both sides of the computer.\nFollowing along those same lines is ZeroEdge.Bet, which uses the blockchain to offer games with a 0% house edge. Zero Edge uses its own cryptocurrency token (ZERO) and models its business plan to the growth of the coin and not the total investment of the site.\nThe , so if you are a cryptocurrency owner who uses your coins primarily to gamble with, grab your ZERO while you can and experience the difference of a 0% house edge game.\nCryptocurrency Is Creating a \u201cNew Breed of Gamblers\u201d\nThe nature of cryptocurrency is often equated to gambling because there is no real way to predict the market\u2019s movements, and the price per share could spike or plummet at any given time without warning.\nBut now, experts in psychology are saying that cryptocurrency users are reporting similar issues to the ones reported by compulsive gamblers.\n\u201c[Compulsive gambling] usually involves the inability of a person to control impulsive gambling even though they clearly see the detrimental effects of it on themselves and their family.\u201d\nThis , clinical director and consultant psychiatrist at the Priory Wellbeing Centre in Dubai.\nHe believes that cryptocurrency trading, when it\u2019s done similar to day trading where the money and coins change hands often and the trader is not typically holding onto the coin for longer than 24 hours, is a behavioral addiction.\nThe dramatic and unpredictable price spikes provide a \u201chigh\u201d to the user but can end up being the detriment of the trader. Compulsive betting on or trading cryptocurrency can be the product of other psychological and mood problems like stress, ADHD, depression, and bipolar disorder.\nPrograms to help people overcome compulsive cryptocurrency trading and betting have been added to existing addiction rehabilitation programs in the UK and Dubai and may continue to expand as the spread of cryptocurrency continues throughout the world.\nBitcoin: Haram or Halal?\nWhile many of us are trying to figure out if investing in cryptocurrency fits into our individual financial plans, the 1.6+ billion Muslims all over the world have to first decide how it fits into their religious lives.\nIf you are not Muslim, you might be wondering exactly what about investing in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is at odds with the faith. Firstly, it\u2019s important to understand the difference between halal and haram.\nIn very broad-strokes explanations, \u201chalal\u201d describes everything that is determined permissible in the Qur\u2019an, and \u201charam\u201d is everything that is impermissible.\nThese terms and how they fit into the everyday life of a Muslim are nuanced and can be affected and skewed by culture and upbringing. For a , take a look at this page.\nWhen these terms are applied specifically to the topic of investment, there aren\u2019t any stocks or options that are completely conforming to one or the other. The most widely-accepted definition of halal investment is one that is not done with the intention of earning a profit or interest.\nThe company being invested in is also important. If the company makes their profits mainly through interest, it should be avoided.\nCompanies that exist in industries that are considered haram like alcohol and smoking should also be avoided if your intention is to make the most halal investment that you can.\nMuhammad Abu Bakar, Muslim legal expert, published a report that analyzed . He said that Bitcoin can be considered halal as long as they have the correct intention upon purchasing.\n\u201cCrypto traders should not purchase cryptocurrencies for investment purposes. Rather, it is advisable to utilize cryptocurrency networks as a payment system in the cases where cryptocurrency network offer specific benefits and advantages over conventional systems.\u201d\nThis belief is more in line with what Bitcoin\u2019s original intention was when it was introduced. It was created to be a kind of secure digital cash and not necessarily a growing investment that will produce a profit.\nOf course, there are differing opinions on this topic depending on the way you see Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.\nThe Turkish Directorate of Religious Affairs believes that buying, selling, and using digital currencies cannot be considered in line with religious beliefs because it can be used to facilitate transactions that are illegal in nature, like money laundering and the purchase and exchange of illicit substances.\nThis question has produced 10 more about adapting faith to modern circumstances, and this issue in particular is much more ambiguous because Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are uncharted territory for our world.\nSEC Busts Titanium ICO for Fraud\nWe\u2019re all aware of the dangers present when investing in an Initial Coin Offering (ICO). And as the fraudulent ICOs are being weeded out from the genuine ones, we can get even more of an insight about what to watch out for when researching an ICO to invest in.\nOn May 29, Titanium Blockchain Infrastructure Services Inc. with fraud related to their attempts at fundraising for their ICO.\nThis firm misled investors by falsely stating that it had business relationships with popular companies like Disney, PayPal, and Verizon. It reported a relationship with the US Federal Reserve that did not exist and equated investing in their ICO with investing in heavy-hitter companies like Google.\nThey used fabricated testimonials to help legitimize their coin and deceived their investors with grandiose and fictional claims of their business prospects.\nTitanium isn\u2019t the first company that has been charged with similar crimes, and it surely will not be the last. If you choose to invest in an ICO, be sure to do your due diligence.\nCryptocurrency Forecast: June 2018\nAs stated previously, cryptocurrency forecasts are merely speculation and do not necessarily hold any genuine weight. The value of individual coins can\u2019t be tracked or predicted using the information from the year, month, or even day before.\nIt is an unstable and volatile investment that there is not a lot of accurate recorded and usable data for. It can also be difficult to find predictions made for cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin due to its current popularity.\nWith that being said, there are a few market predictions made for June.\nJohn McAfee, the internet security and tech expert, believes that the market will go through drastic changes in the period of time between May 24 (when his forecasts were published) and June 12.\nHe believes that the market will spike on June 12 due to political factors relating to foreign deals being made on the same day. .\n\u201cBitcoin (BTC) will surpass $15,000 in June and then dip in July\u201d\nMay 30 \u2013 $7,406.52 per BTC\n\u201cGolem (GNT) will surpass $5 by the end of July\u201d\nMay 30 \u2013 $0.64 per GNT\n\u201cDocademic (MTC) ICO will hit $0.73 by mid-July\u201d\nMay 30 \u2013 $0.30 per MTC\n\u201cBezop (BEZ) will hit $0.52 by mid-July\u201d\nMay 30 \u2013 $0.23 per BEZ\n\u201cBitcoin Private (BTCP) will surpass $200 by the end of July\u201d\nMay 30 \u2013 $22.07 per BTCP\n\u201cEOS (EOS) will hit $32 by the end of July\u201d\nMay 30 \u2013 $12.01 per EOS\nHis forecasts may seem far-fetched and indeed are not backed up by a large portion of the cryptocurrency community, but remember that the prices are unpredictable, and the probability of the market experiencing a sudden and drastic spike is equal to the probability that it won\u2019t.\nIt\u2019s like trying to determine the probability of if a flipped quarter will land on heads or tails. Each result is unique and separate from the ones that came before it, so the probability is purely 50/50.\nThe market may move with certain large political decisions and policies, but the timing of the dramatic increases and decreases that seem to coincide with these events may also be completely coincidental.\nRegardless of who they\u2019re coming from, take these forecasts and predictions with several grains of salt.\nThe best way to be a successful cryptocurrency owner and trader is to keep yourself updated on the price trends within each day and react accordingly after taking into account your personal level of comfortability and financial situations.\nIf you\u2019re still learning about Bitcoin and other digital currencies, be sure to check out our cryptocurrency guide.\nIt features all kinds of useful information and advice relating to buying and using cryptocurrencies, with a particular focus on online gambling with cryptocurrency.\nHere I provide details of how major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin have performed. I\u2019ve also rounded up the key cryptocurrency news stories for the month, too.",
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        "raw_content": "You are at:Home\u00bbSouthern Rock Bands\u00bbA Thousand Horses\nhttp://puresouthernrock.com/songs/a-thousand-horses-suicide-eyes.mp3\nA Thousand Horses hails from Nashville, Tennessee and have been playing together under various line-ups since 2003. Despite their age, these young rockers, thanks to the strong major label debut, are in a frontline when it comes to new, exciting southern rock bands.\nFront man Michael Hobby and lead guitarist Bill Satcher met in local music store back in their hometown of Newberry, South Carolina in 2003 and soon added Bill\u2019s cousin, Graham DeLoach to the bass. In a acoustic showcase that the boys gave in a hotel room it only took one song to convince the Interscope AR that they had something special in their hands. A bit later Zach Brown was added to the guitar and Shane Lenzen to the drums and A Thousand Horses was officially born.\nAugust 17, 2010 saw the release of A Thousand Horses debut, self-titled EP on DGC/Interscope Records. Recorded in live settings and using vintage gear during six day period Silver Lake, CA with producer Dave Cobb at his home-built 1974 studios. First single out of the five track EP, self-titled \u201cA Thousand Horses\u201d also features Black Crowes guitarist Rich Robinson.\nA Thousand Horses played on the Simple Man Cruise with Lynyrd Skynyrd in January 2011 and continued to support their self-titled debut EP by touring with label-mates The Pretty Reckless. Nationwide tour took them to every major city from LA to Dallas to New York and saw A Thousand Horses growing their fan base the good ol\u2019 way; playing live.\nIn 2014, the band signed with Republic Nashville of Big Machine Label Group and released their second album, Southernality, on June 9, 2015.\nA Thousand Horses Discography:\n2010 A Thousand Horses EP\n2015 Southernality\nOfficial website: www.athousandhorses.com",
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        "raw_content": "Merry Christmas 2018:Christmas or big day is celebrated in the happiness of the descendants of the Lord Jesus on earth. Every year on December 25 this day is celebrated with joy. This day is almost holidays all over the world.\nThe first Christmas was celebrated in Rome in 336 AD. Decorating the Christmas tree in the joy of the arrival of the Lord Jesus holds special significance. It is believed that the decoration of the Christmas tree is longer for children.\nIt is said that on the night the birth of Jesus, all the trees in the forest began to sparkle and bear fruit. The Christmas tree is considered a symbol of positive energy. It is believed that the evil spirits stay away from decorating Christmas trees in homes.\nBringing a Christmas tree at home tends to get rid of every kind of stress. Decorating a Christmas tree brings new hope to life. The Christmas tree is considered a symbol of continuity of life. The little Santa Claus on Christmas tree realizes the joys of small things in life. On the birth of the Lord Jesus, \u2018Angel\u2019 presented the mother Mary with the lighted evergreen fur, from the stars, since then Christmas tree is decorated with fur. Christmas tree is considered very auspicious.\nHanging three coins tied in a red ribbon on Christmas tree is considered auspicious. It is believed that there is no shortage of funds in this house.\nTagged Christmas 2018, Merry Christmas 2018\nThe central cabinet approved the ambitious Gaganyaan Yojana on Friday. Under this, there are plans to send three astronauts to the earth orbit for 7 days. Gaganyaan will cost Rs 10 thousand crore. It is to be used in 2022, which is a very tight deadline. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), which has been [\u2026]\nUdhav Thackeray Pandharpur Rally: Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said that BJP broke the mosque and got power, but she could not see anything further. Therefore, the party will launch this movement from Varanasi. Shiv Sena has become aggressive over the construction of Ram temple. Like Ayodhya, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray on Monday held [\u2026]\nIn the money laundering case, Robert Vadra has been in question for about two hours in the second round today. After reaching the ED office, Vadra came out of the office about two hours later. He was also questioned for more than 6 hours on Wednesday. Rajasthan ED, who is also the husband of Congress [\u2026]\nPosted on 31st October 2018 31st October 2018 Author Comment(0)",
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        "raw_content": "Oscars Award:Hollywood\u2019s famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio has returned the Oscar award in the Gift. The award was won by the late actor Marlen Brando in a gift to a Malaysian financier Zoe Lo for DiCaprio. Dicaprio has been asked to award this award due to a fraud case in Zoe Lo.\nAccording to media reports, ZoOo Leonardo\u2019s movie \u201cThe Wolf of the Wall Street\u201d was a financier. There are allegations of cheating with an investment fund, which is being investigated. The award was lost to Brando\u2019s house, which Zoe Lau bought several million years later from an auction in six million dollars (about 4.3 million rupees). After scam several billion dollars, Zooto is absconding, and due to legal process, his property is being seized.\nLeonardo had two Oscars Award, now only one\nLeonardo has now returned all those gifts to the officials due to the court case, which Zoe had given them. Apart from the Oscars, there is a painting of Pablo Picasso and artwork of American artist Jane-Michel Buschin. Leonardo had two Oscars, one of which he won for the \u2018Revenue\u2019 in 2016, the second was given to him in the gift.\nDicaprio did 22 years to win his Oscars Award\nIf seen, Brando did not give much importance to Oscars himself. Brando had won two Oscars in his career, first for the 1954 film On the Waterfront, which he had lost. At the same time, in the second film, The Godfather, for his role, which he refused to take. Brando had sent a natural American woman activist Sashien Littlefather to his place in Ceremani. He told the reason behind the non-Oscars in the film industry that the behavior of Indian-American Americans was not taken.\nAt the same time, DiCaprio had won 3 of his first Oscar Reventions in 2016, after a total of 6 nominations, including Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor. Let Leonardo know that the first Oscar nomination was only found at the age of 19, but to win it, he had to wait until he was 41 years old.\nDiCaprio Quantin is working in Tarantino\u2019s next film, \u2018Once Upon a Time in Hollywood\u2019. There are also reports that Leonardo Steven can work with Spielberg. In both situations, there is a possibility that he will soon fill the empty space due to returning to this Oscars in his closet.\nIt is being told that Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has the right to buy the award back from the government after completion of the investigation. The funny thing is that for this, the Academy will have to pay only $ 1.\nAfter The Supreme Court\u2019s Rafale Decision Slogans Against Rahul In Parliament, Rahul Gandhi Apologize\u2019\nTagged Leonardo DiCaprio, Oscars Award, Titanic\nThe UK government has planned to reduce the size of the pizza to eliminate the problem of obesity. A media report says that to reduce calorie intake in pizza, it will have to reduce topping (cheese, corn, vegetables). Good health of the people is not necessarily more than 928 calories in pizza. Restaurants will serve [\u2026]\nAmritsar: Eyewitnesses\u2019 zombie \u2018The bo\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "CAO John Pinsent\nIt really doesn't matter if it's winter, spring, summer, or fall, tourism and great things to do in any town is an all-season sport. But how do we bring the increase of tourists?\nThis week in our Community Spotlight segment, we caught up with Woodstock's Chief Administrative Officer - John Pinsent who shared his vision and ideas in order to increase tourism in his area of New Brunswick.\nPinsent explains,\n\"There are a couple of components of it. One is that you want to get people to want to live in your community first and then tourism follows afterward. The other piece is outward reach.\"\nPinsent says that one of the ways he's accomplishing outreach to tourists is ensuring that the town has an up-to-date website with capabilities needed in order to attract people to Woodstock with good information about what people can do once they visit.\nHe said they have updated their online presence with an up-to-date website to replace a site that was more antiquated.\nHe's also reached out to the community via Facebook to ask them what they think could be done in order to reach out to tourists to promote and properly market bass fishing events, snowmobiling, skiing, boating, arts, and cultural events and such-like.\nKnowing many communities have a small budget, to include Woodstock, Pinsent suggests any administrative officer, town manager, or mayor to begin their own Facebook page which basically will cost them nothing.\nHe's been successful updating the community on what's happening in Woodstock through his Facebook page and getting public input on what they would like to see and to find out what their concerns are in order to help him better achieve the goals they have for their community.\nA virtual open-door policy, if you will, which, according to Pinsent, has been very successful in fielding questions from the public and sharing solutions in order to make their community a better place to live and visit.\nIf you have an idea to be featured on Community Spotlight, email us at spotlight@townsquaremedia.com\nNEXT - Homeless Shelter Of Aroostook With Steve Eyler\nFiled Under: john pinsent, new brunswick, Woodstock\nCategories: Articles, Business, Community Spotlight, Government, Local Spotlight, New Brunswick news",
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        "raw_content": "Goodbye NHS?\nsparkypark\nRe: Goodbye NHS?\nPost by sparkypark \u00bb Fri Dec 15, 2017 11:37 pm\nsparkypark wrote: \u2191\nSeven years into a Conservative government and the NHS is in financial difficulty. Who would have guessed! It happens every time the Conservatives are in government, but it still comes as a surprise to some people.\nQuite simply, our government spends less on health services than the French or the Germans, and, although our system is recognised as being among the most efficient, without money it can't provide the service most of its workers want to give us, and we want to get.\nBefore you point fingers perhaps you should read those articles I posted again. It is Labour who championed the PFI opportunities and admitted to putting in place poor contracts that are bleeding the NHS dry. But who cares, lets put more money in even if most of it will go to PFI firms. I wouldn't trust Labour with by Bells Whisky bottle of 20p pieces.\nI didn't refer to your articles because they are not particularly interesting. As it happens, I don't agree with PFI as a model, but, unfortunately, it fitted with Mr Blair's view that the private sector had an answer for everything. I will say that what he did do though, was to impose a lot of targets on the NHS in terms of things like how quickly you would be seen by a consultant, as part of putting money into the NHS.\nThe money going from the public purse to commercial companies through PFI is significant, but only a part of NHS costs. There is no getting away from the fact that under this government the NHS has been fragmented as never before; more than 200 ineffective clinical commissioning groups were set up, and hospitals are forced to compete with each other even when cooperation would make more sense. Most importantly the amount of money going into the NHS is less in terms of GDP percentage than is the case in France and Germany. As ever, you get what you pay for.\nWhen you add to that the cut backs to social care which means elderly people cannot get out of hospital even when the hospital has done all it can for them, then the only conclusion one can reach is that this government is happy to see the slow collapse of public services.\nBetween my finger and my thumb the squat pen rests. I'll dig with it.\nPost by SheepRanger \u00bb Sat Dec 16, 2017 12:41 pm\nClearly that statistic doesn't take account of what GDP is and how much per head that works out to. But on your data we are third in Europe and ahead of many countries that have reputations of having gold plated social care such as Sweden, Denmark etc. The article below suggests, or implies, that per head we only behind Germany. Unless the author forgot to cover the wide range of other countries that spend more per head, which I doubt. Im not disagreeing with you though, we need to spend more to be the best, but I still think we're right up there with the best. Hopefully, there will be more cash to go around all services when we stop being one of only nine net contributors to the EU that supports 28 members. But that money is looking like being at least another four years from being ours again.\nhttps://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.telegr ... -call/amp/\nhttp://uk.businessinsider.com/brexit-eu ... ng-2016-12\nPost by 222gers \u00bb Thu Mar 08, 2018 9:15 pm\nPrimary care where I live lurches from crisis to crisis. Until recently, you had an outside chance of a same day appointment if you went online at midnight or queued up in the rain outside the Medical Centre at 7am. They have now announced that samedays are no longer available. Now you have to wait for up to two weeks and even then it's highly likely to be just a telephone appointment of five minutes. Five minutes on the phone with a doctor you've probably never met and is on hands-free so you can barely hear what he or she is saying.\nMost of the other surgeries in our area are no longer accepting new patients. I used to think they had a duty to do this but they must have changed the rules.\nI intended moving out of London on retirement but stayed because of the Rangers, the pubs and the healthcare which used to be good. Now the pubs and healthcare are pretty bad and it's more of a duty watching the Rs these days !",
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        "raw_content": "Slightly brain dead tonight but just enjoyed the best 2nd Mother's Day possible. It included a 1/2 hour massage and pedicure (late Mother's Day present from my husband), all the laundry getting caught up (by my husband), having time to myself to take a nap (thanks, husband), having time to myself to work on a spontaneous project (can you guess who took Sebastian to the YMCA with him?), and then a fun little night on the town people watching and playing with Ruby (and husband). We saw Elsie, Jeremy and Courtney at The Moxie for the Wholly Craft Show and Doren and Sarah on our way home. It was quite the eventful day!\nI don't have much left after all that eventfulness but I'll be back with something pretty soon. I made a summery top out of an XXL plaid shirt before Art Walk and worked up a lot of courage to wear it out in public. It felt good to make something that turned out exactly like I wanted!\nDo we get to see pics of your summery top??? I love it when things turn out like we envision them!\nyou have the cutest girl ever!!\nMy goodness.. Ruby's arms are so juicy! How do you not snack on them all day long?\nGlad you had a nice day. :)\nCarleeKajsa said...\nthose rubber band wrists kill me!\nit looked sooo cute on you, I can't believe you made it! you're supposed to mention these things ;) sorrrry I couldn't say goodbye, oh and I meant to ask, was Ruby wearing Liberty of London? she was adorable as usual.\nHa! The reason I had to run to the bathroom real quick is kind of an embarrassing one but it had to do with wearing a top out in public sans the bra for the first time...except I'm still nursing! So, I had to make sure I wasn't all of the sudden sharing that fact with the world...it was a false alarm. ha!\nYes, Ruby was wearing her LOL romper for the first time. Can't believe it's almost too small already as it's a 9 mon. size and she's almost 7 months.\nsounds like lots of fun treats! :]\nPaula Ga said...\nheyy!!!\ni love your baby girl.\nwow- that sounds awesome. lucky you!!!\n\u5411\u82b1 said...\nWell done!............................................................\nWould love to see that summery top remake!",
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        "raw_content": "Russian businessman charged with $9 mln land plot fraud pleads not guilty\n\u00a9 flickr.com/ MaxiuB\nTags: Fraud, Land, Investigative Committee, Russia\nMOSCOW, February 12 (RAPSI) - Russian businessman Ilya Sherman charged with land plot fraud estimated at about 570 million rubles (about $9 million) has pleaded not guilty, the Investigative Committee\u2019s press service reports Tuesday.\nHe has also refused to testify during his interrogation, the statement reads.\nInvestigators claim that between 2010 and 2012 Sherman and his accomplices illegally gained a right for acquisition of land plots in the Moscow Region. Under false pretences, they acquired the ownership of two land plots with a total area of 174.5 sq. m worth over 568 million rubles, the spokesperson of the Prosecutor General\u2019s Office Alexander Kurennoy told journalists earlier.\nSherman has fled Russia and has been put on the international wanted list, according to Kurennoy. In April 2018, the businessman was arrested in Italy, and Russia forwarded a request for his extradition.\nOn January 24, Italian authorities approved Sherman\u2019s extradition. On February 8, he was extradited to Russia.\nAccording to investigators, one of Sherman\u2019s accomplices has been convicted and sentenced, while others are still wanted.\n15:43 12/02/2019 Russian businessman Ilya Sherman charged with land plot fraud estimated at about 570 million rubles (about $9 million) has pleaded not guilty.",
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        "raw_content": "Questions for peaceniks\nOne more good read: Questions for the peaceniks.\nI\u2019m working on some new sites/school stuff.\nLaurel has been getting into some trouble bashing Rachel Corrie, the (anti) American terrorism advocate who was crushed as she stood or crouched in front of an Israeli Defense Forces bulldozer in Gaza.\nI share the WSJ Opinion Journal\u2019s sentiment in that:\n\u201cIt\u2019s a shame that Rachel Corrie died the way she did. It\u2019s shameful that she lived the way she did.\u201d\nLaurel\u2019s take on the story is even better:\n\u201cWhat Rachel Corrie did wasn\u2019t noble, it was stupid. I sincerely hope that other \u2018human shields\u2019 will realize their naivete and go back to smoking weed all day.\u201d\nI offer the following photo of her at a pro-Saddam rally last month as my commentary:\nI hear people saying we don\u2019t need this war\nI say there\u2019s some things worth fighting for\nWhat about our freedom and this piece of ground\nWe didn\u2019t get to keep \u2019em by backing down\nNow they say we don\u2019t realize the mess we\u2019re getting in\nBefore you start your preaching let me ask you this my friend\nHave you forgotten how it felt that day?\nWe had neighbors still inside going thru a living hell\nAnd you say we shouldn\u2019t worry \u2019bout bin Laden\nThey took all the footage off my T.V.\nSaid it\u2019s too disturbing for you and me\nIt\u2019ll just breed anger that\u2019s what the experts say\nIf it was up to me I\u2019d show it everyday\nSome say this country\u2019s just out looking for a fight\nWell after 9/11 man I\u2019d have to say that\u2019s right\nNow I\u2019ve been there with the soldiers\nWho\u2019ve gone away to war\nAnd you can bet that they remember\nJust what they\u2019re fightin\u2019 for\nSome went down like heros in that Pennsylvania field\nAnd all the loved ones that we lost and those left to carry on\nDon\u2019t you tell me not to worry about bin Laden\n(Listen to the song at http://www.minibite.com/america/forgotten.htm\nListserv: Evolution and Thermodynamics/the Natural Universe vs. God/Quantum Universe/etc, etc,etc\nEvolution and Thermodynamics/the Natural Universe vs. God/Quantum Universe/etc, etc,etc\nIn order to have any semblance of a proper philosophy of science, we must acknowledge the validity of our senses before deducing anything else. A child learns to rely on his senses before he learns to speak, and it takes a modern philosophy professor or a quantum physicist to claim otherwise. The claim that the senses are valid simply means that \u201cwhatever we perceive, we perceive it as such\u201d \u2013 not, \u201chowever we interpret what we perceive, is what reality is.\u201d The validity of the senses is axiomatic \u2013 it is logically impossible to have an \u201cinvalid sense.\u201d If you see the sky in shades of red, and everyone else sees in shades of blue, your senses are just as valid as anyone else\u2019s \u2013 only yours are biologically distinct in that they transmit light differently. Whatever you perceive, you perceive it as such. The biological function of the senses is automatic, but the function of your conceptual faculties, which interpret and integrate your sense-data to form a comprehensive model of reality is not. It is only in the interpretation of your sense-data that you can err.\nThe second important idea to realize is that reality exists independent of our perception of it \u2013 the sky is a certain color no matter which color you perceive it to be. Some people\u2019s physiology is such that it looks blue, other\u2019s such that it looks gray, but the nature of the particles bending the light as it passes through them doesn\u2019t change according to who is looking at them.\nOnce you understand that reality exists independently of our perception of it, and can only be perceived according to the particular nature of our senses, the question becomes how to form universally and objectively valid ideas about reality and share them with others. This is simple enough regarding seeing different colors. The colorblind can understand the nature of the color spectrum and the color-seeing can wear gray glasses. In the same way, we can understand many things that no human can see \u2013 aspects of existence that are not directly observable by the senses. Tools like microscopes, telescopes, and X-ray radios are used to study the aspects of reality that we cannot perceive directly. A deeper and deeper understanding of how the universe works is gained by an increasingly complex understanding of physical laws on multiple levels and scales of reality. Advanced mathematical models allow us to predict and confirm the behavior of objects that cannot be directly or indirectly observed, and understand behaviors that are to complex to be grasped directly.\nOur scientific advances have allowed us to understand reality on many levels, but some subjectivists claim that the \u201ctrue\u201d nature of reality evades us, since just as Newton was not aware of relativity, and Einstein not (initially) aware of quantum physics, our current scientists are not aware of the \u201ctrue\u201d stuff composing the current particles. However, all knowledge is contextual. Newtonian physics is as true in the context of ordinary sub-luminal matter as relativity is true in the context of non-quantum objects. False ideas in a given context are still false: you are wrong if you claim that the earth is flat because you have an understanding of \u201cearth\u201d and you are wrong if you claim that evolution is false if you have the concept of life on earth existing where it did not before.\nThe validity of the above statements depends on the round-earth theory and the theory of evolution being true, of course. At this point, let\u2019s define what a \u201ctheory\u201d and a \u201cfact\u201d are in the scientific meanings of the words. A fact is any statement about reality \u2013 and since reality is absolute, facts must be true or false. The statements \u201cthe earth is round\u201d and \u201cthe earth is flat\u201d are both facts \u2013 but the first is true, while the second is false. The theory of a round earth was formed after many observations came together to form a concepts \u2013 the idea that the earth is round. This concept was validated by various experiments and observations, and then a theory was formed. As Stephen J. Gould explains: \u201cfacts and theories are different things, not rungs in a hierarchy of increasing certainty. Facts are the world\u2019s data. Theories are structures of ideas that explain and interpret facts. Facts don\u2019t go away when scientists debate rival theories to explain them.\u201d\nOK, so what does the philosophical rant above have to offer science? Well, philosophy cannot tell you that E=mc^2, that the speed of light is 299,792,458 m/s, or even that energy is always conserved. Philosophy is impotent to discover how reality works, but it can tell you that it does work. It cannot tell you which theories are true, (contrary to what the Greeks thought) but it can do is rule out theories that are logically impossible, and hence must be thrown out. For example, an object cannot be one thing and another at the same time, if the properties are contradictory because A cannot be A and non-A at the same time. A particle cannot exist and not-exist at the same time. A photon cannot change locations based on your knowledge of its location if there is no causal link between the two. All these contradictions must be immediately thrown out if science is to be distinguished from mysticism and subjectivity. Even the slightest voluntary deviation from logic destroys the whole concept of science because the entire idea of scientific knowledge depends on the fact that logic is true, and a thing is what a thing is. If we say that a particle can exist and not exist at the same time, we cannot claim that a ball cannot be both red and blue at the same time. If we say that the laws of causality change according to our perspective of a photon, then we cannot claim that the laws of gravity are unchangeable either. The universe is either causal or not. Scientific knowledge is either a logical, non-contradictory pyramid of an ever-more sophisticated conceptual model of the world, or it is a jumble of contradictory and rationalistic ideas. Scientific disciplines are part of one, integrated, understanding of reality, not contradictory islands of rationalistic models.\nMany people would jump at the above statements with questions like \u201cWhat about light? It\u2019s both a wave and a particle!\u201d or \u201cWhat about Schr\u00f6dinger\u2019s cat? We don\u2019t know it\u2019s location until we open the box!\u201d or \u201cWhat about the Heisenberg uncertainty principle? We can\u2019t know the location and velocity of a particle at the same time!\u201d (Actually, laypeople usually misapply all of these examples to mean much more than the actual theories, false or not ever intended to say.) My reply is that once you gain a proper philosophical understanding of science, all these \u201cdilemmas\u201d become moot. To use an analogy from economics, I cannot tell you just how a private healthcare system would be more efficient than a socialist one, and I cannot tell you just what policies private schools would adopt that would make them better than government ones, but once you understand the inherent superiority of markets over central-planning, you stop asking these questions and leave them to the entrepreneurs in medicine and education to figure out. Likewise, I know much less about quantum physics than economics, and cannot possible disprove every bogus theory out there, but once I understand the philosophical basis of science, I can leave the details to the physicists to figure out, and judge for myself when their ideas are contradictory because of a false premise.\nActually, I can probably reply to all the common misconceptions about quantum physics, but don\u2019t judge the ill merit of the theories by the quality of my replies \u2013 my philosophical point stands whether or not my knowledge of physics is correct or not. I will briefly reply to three for now \u2013 evolution/creationism, Heisenberg\u2019s uncertainty principle, and thermodynamics/First Cause.\nRegarding creationism, the whole notion of creationism as a valid \u201cscience\u201d should be dismissed as easily as the claims of the Flat Earth Society. The difference between creationist pseudo-scientists and real scientists is that creationists pervert the scientific method by rejecting the need for evidence. No argument will sway their position because their beliefs rest on faith, not evidence. For creationists, the Bible is the absolute authority, and all scientific evidence to contrary is rejected or ignored. They seek not to discover truth, but to prove a belief they hold on faith, disgracing the word \u201cscience\u201d by selectively presenting \u201cfacts\u201d that \u201cprove\u201d their case. A real scientist will discard even a treasured, life-long pet-theory when presented with convincing evidence to the contrary, but these mystics are not interested in discovering the nature of reality, only furthering their religious dogma. Because no amount of evidence will convince someone who holds his beliefs on faith, we can reject their claims as soundly (and on the same basis) as the flat-earthers.\nNote one of the creationist\u2019s favorite tactics: the claim that \u201cevolution is only a theory.\u201d Of course it\u2019s a theory! So is the claim that the earth is round, that the sun will rise tomorrow, and the idea of creationism itself. Remember the distinction between facts and theories I gave above. They are not different levels of certainty but different concepts entirely. The \u201ctheory\u201d of creationism happens to be groundless, while the theory of evolution is supported by an overwhelming amount of evidence, just like the theory that the sun rises every day because the earth rotates around its axis.\nNow, the application of Heisenberg\u2019s uncertainty principle to mean that knowledge of \u201ctrue\u201d reality is not possible. It is not my intention to present the scientific principle itself here \u2013 you should learn that on your own. Briefly, it is the idea that it is physically impossible to measure both the exact position and the exact momentum of a particle at the same time. The more precisely one of the quantities is measured, the less precisely the other is known. The reason is that measuring the position of a particle changes its momentum, and measuring its momentum changes its position. This is a claim about our ability to precisely know the location of a particle \u2013 it is not, I repeat not a claim that reality is subjective to observation, or that the position of an object cannot be known \u2014 we simply say that we can only know both the location and velocity of an object within some minute degree of error, and that is an objective fact. Since our measuring tools are rather primitive by sub-atomic standards, this will not a problem for a long time to come, if ever.\nNow on to thermodynamics and the notion of the First Cause. First, we can easily dismiss the creationists who claim that ever-more complex life cannot arise because of the laws of thermodynamics. They are grossly, and I mean GROSSLY misapplying the laws, and I will leave it up to you to find out what the laws actually are. (Just do a quick search on Google) Life on earth is possible because earth is not a closed system \u2013 it is powered, in a very literal sense, by the sun. Life itself is a mechanism (one of many) of for a cycle of various elements, such are carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen in a path towards greater and greater entropy. It is my understanding, that life on earth is the most efficient system of energy conservation in the entire known universe, and perhaps in the entire universe itself. The progress of more and more complex life-forms is also a progression of ever-more efficient life forms, culminating with perhaps the most efficient energy-consumption entity in the universe \u2013 man.\nIf I may go off on a wild and speculative tangent (skip this paragraph if you don\u2019t want to be confused), the more productive we are, the more efficiently we are distributing the energy and elements created by the sun (and many other stars.) In a very real sense, productivity measured in dollars is equivalent to efficiency measured in energy consumption. Some may claim that the mass-consumption of fossil fuels contradicts this view, but even if true (there are a number of reasons why it is not, if you think about it) such a spike is only a temporary glitch in a cycle of greater and greater organization. If my theory is correct, and the evolution of humans (and perhaps other sentient species) continues as the universe increases in entropy, an asymptote of ever-more efficient consumption of energy and ever-increasing entropy will continue towards an asymptote until either (a) entropy wins out and intelligent life ceases in a sea of background radiation (b) intelligent life wins and near-infinite computing power is possible or (c) the two balance out \u2014 which is effectively is the same as (b.) At this point (sometimes called the Omega point) near-infinite computing power is possible, and it\u2019s possible to recreate the entire universe at any previous point in time, including yes, Greg\u2019s idea of a virtual universe that we live in now. This can happen whether the universe continues to expand forever or collapses back onto itself \u2013 the asymptote will either be reached on the event horizon of the collapse or in the infinity of the expansion. (I don\u2019t think we live in a \u201cvirtual\u201d universe though \u2013 at least there is no evidence to believe that, as I reject the subjectivist theories of the bogus quantum physicists. It may be true, or not, but until we have evidence of such a computer reality, there is no point speculating about it. There is actually good reason to suspect that even if we did live in such a universe, we would never know it, and I can get into that if you want.)\nBack on track, there is the notion of God as the First Cause. First, the notion is self-refuting. If the existence of an entity requires it to be created, then the existence of the creating entity requires a creator. In other words, if the known universe requires a creator, then God must live in a meta-universe that requires a creator too. The theist claims that the chain cannot go back ad-infinity, but even if true, this is not cause to violate his own rule. If you understand the word \u201cuniverse\u201d as \u201ceverything that exists\u201d \u2013 call it a \u201cmeta-universe\u201d if you want, and the break in logic becomes evident. If you reject logic, then you cannot claim to have a logical argument for God, and hence have no business trying to convince anyone of anything. (I hope everyone in this group realizes the self-contradictory nature of rejecting logic.) On a side note, even if an entity started the causal chain, there is no reason to suspect that it is self-aware and cares about humanity, much less that it is anything like the God of Religion\nThere is an even more basic argument against the First Cause argument though \u2013 the fact that infinity does not actually exist in reality. If you understand the Objectivist view of concepts (and if you don\u2019t, go read a book as I\u2019m not going to try to explain it all here) you should know that all entities, including the universe must have an identity. Infinity, other than as a mathematical abstraction, does not have an identity, and therefore does not exist in reality. This is a hard concept to grasp, or at least it was for me, so bear with me. For example, take time. Time is simply a relative measure of change, and cannot be measured \u201cabsolutely\u201d without referring to a reference point. If there is no change, then there cannot be not time. So, for example, if the pre-big bang universe was a single, unchanging singularity, then time quite literality did not pass until after the Big Bang. Likewise, in any number of periodic events, we can grasp any two points in the chain, but not the chain as a whole. In the set of all positive integers, we can measure the distance between any two numbers, but we cannot measure from zero to infinity. Likewise, in the chain of time, we can measure any two points in time, but not the whole chain. Thus, the causal chain is not an infinite regression, but can only be understood in finite amounts.\nThat is all for now. Let me know if I did not explain anything sufficiently, or if you want me to expand on any ideas. BTW, I am working on a comprehensive theory on the psychology of happiness and depression, that I will post it or a link to it whenever it\u2019s ready. It will contain a reply to Greg\u2019s arguments, among many other things.\nFiled under Listserv\nsome interesting links..\nThe White House website has an interesting section on the lies that Saddam\u2019s regime tries to pull over the world\u2019s media. (view the pdf)\nOn a lighter note, here are some great stories from the Onion: One, Two, Three.\n..and one more serious one: Why the Hollywood Left Hates Bruce Willis\n10 Tips on Writing the Living Web\nThis is interesting: \u201c10 Tips on Writing the Living Web.\u201d The website has several other good essays for good writing such as \u201cWrite A Better Weblog.\u201d So, how many of these rules do I actually follow?\nActually, the most helpful essay on good writing I\u2019ve read is \u201cWriting a Convincing Editorial by Robert W. Tracinski, collumnist and my current intructor in my OAC writing class. His essay and regular editorials provide inspiration and guidance for many of the essays you see on my website.\nEdit: George Orwell\u2019s 1946 essay \u201cPolitics and the English Language\u201d is another must-read for any aspiring writer.\n\"mindless destruction\"\nTim Blair reports:\n\u201cGENERAL AMIR AL-SAADI, special aide to Saddam Hussein, is heartbroken over the mindless destruction of his beloved Al Samoud missiles:\nThey\u2019re just hurting people, these are creation by the people who designed, worked and manufactured, they belong to families and people, the whole people will be affected by this.\nPoor little Al Samouds. Just more innocent victims of the West\u2019s brutality.\nAl-Saadi said Iraq had not permitted photographs or video images of the destruction \u2013 despite the potential impact on world opinion \u2013 because it didn\u2019t want the Iraqi people to see what would be a bitter image.\u201cIt is too harsh. It is unacceptable. 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        "raw_content": "24 Hours & Answered Prayer\nThe period from about 7 PM Friday night to 7 PM Saturday night was one of the best 24 hours we\u2019ve had in a long time.\nWe went over to Nora\u2019s Dad\u2019s on Friday night. We was watching Nora\u2019s sister\u2019s children Jenna & Jonathan for the evening. We had a great time with the kids. Nora taught Jenna how to make homemade fudge and I spent a few hours playing chess and talking to Jonathan. I introduced him to chess problems. Later Jonathan and I played a few games of \u2018giveaway chess\u2019, a chess variant I taught him about a year ago. We then played \u2018Scottish Chess\u2019, another chess variant game that I taught Jon. We had a great time.\nI got up very early Saturday morning on my church photographing mission. I arrived at Sacred Heart of Jesus about 7:30 AM, well before the early Mass. I met with the Priest who allowed me to photograph the church. Actually, he was nice enough to walk around with me while I photographed the stations of the cross. This church is one of the most beautiful neighborhood churches you\u2019ll ever find. The two side altars were outstanding. I promised him I\u2019d bring Nora back for a service.\nI then left and traveled a few blocks away to St. Elizabeth of Hungary. My friend and regular blog reader Jean J goes there. I was hoping to attend their early AM service, but found the church closed. I was able to take a few exterior photos which will appear on this blog.\nI then drove to St. Phillip Neri Catholic Church in Linthicum, arriving just in time for the rosary. Afterward, I photographed the main church and the stations of the cross.\nFinally, I decided to swing by Holy Trinity Catholic Church on Baltimore Annapolis Blvd in Glen Burnie. This was another church I had photographed at years ago. I am still stuck by it\u2019s beauty. I arrived just as Mass was started, officiated by Fr. Tony. Fr. Tony also comes over to the Roman Catholic Church of the Crucifixion. Afterwards I photographed the church and the stations. I also really need to take Nora back there. This is her style church \u2013 small in size and warm in feeling. I\u2019ll also be posting those photos.\nI have hundred of photos not yet seen on the blog that I\u2019m working on. I came home and worked on the website for an hour of so, then left to pick up my Mom and head to Pennsylvania.\nWe had a wonderful Mother\u2019s Day (yesterday) in Pennsylvania. Our grandson Jackson was ready to go and was on the move. He was in great spirits and moved nonstop the entire time! He\u2019s starting to talk and his mouth was never shut!\nNora got two great photos for Mother\u2019s Day which will appear on the blog.\nJackson also started calling my Mother \u201cG-G\u201d, his attempt at \u2018Great Grand Mom\u201d.\nA future entry will involve Jackson\u2019s starting to continue a tradition from the Malle \u2013 Orrell families. More on that later with photos!\nThe highlight of the day was learning that my son Reb got a new job in Pennsylvania, only 17 miles from home. The long hour and 15 minutes to hour and a half (one way) drive is coming to an end. Gone will be the $115-$150 per week. Reb will gain an extra 10 hours per week, saving the travel time. The wear and tear on his truck will cut back. Plus there\u2019s just the fact that after a two year search, he\u2019s working closer to home. The pay is about the same (a little higher), so will the gas savings, he\u2019ll be doing much better. There will also be a chance for some overtime which will help out even more. He\u2019ll gain having his nights, weekends, and holidays off, although he might start on a noon to 8 PM shift and might have to work some Saturdays (which will be overtime). That\u2019s the best news we\u2019ve had and our prayers, although two years in the making have been answered.",
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Please discuss this issue on the talk page and read the layout guide to make sure the section will be inclusive of all essential details. (September 2009)\nFile:Ritalin-SR-20mg-1000x1000.jpg\nIn health care, a clinical trial is a comparison test of a medication or other medical treatment (such as a medical device), versus a placebo (inactive look-alike), other medications or devices, or the standard medical treatment for a patient's condition.\nTo be ethical, researchers must obtain the full and voluntary informed consent of participating human subjects. If the subject is unable to consent for him/herself, researchers can seek consent from the subject's legally authorized representative. For a minor child this is typically a parent or guardian since as under the age of 18 cannot legally give consent to participate in a clinical trial.\n1 International standards\n4 Problems for the practice of medicine\n5 Trials in Irish institutions\nAccording to International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use Good clinical practice, all trials involving unapproved medical treatments are reviewed for ethics before the study begins. These approving groups are typically called Institutional Review Boards (IRB) in the United States, in Europe they are typically called Independent Ethics Committees (IEC). The IRB or IEC will review not only the protocol of the trial but also the way that subjects are recruited and the consent form that they sign. These groups also examine the incentives given for participation in the trial to ensure that they are not coercive.\nThe World Medical Association's Declaration of Helsinki requires researchers to take special care with consent involving vulnerable subject populations which have barriers to informed consent. These groups include minors, prisoners, and the mentally ill.\nU.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Office for Human Research Protections regulations require the IRB to make specific \"Subpart D\" determinations [1] regarding children. To approve the trial, it must meet all of the following conditions:\nThe trial must involve no more than a minor increase over minimal risk.\nThe treatments must be appropriate to the condition or to medical care that the child would otherwise receive.\nThe treatment must either yield \"generalizable knowledge\" about the specific condition that is vital for understanding or treatment.\nIf not all of those criteria are met, the FDA commissioner or the Secretary of Department of Health and Human Services must then consult appropriate experts and can approve the trial if both:\nThe study is a reasonable opportunity to further the understanding, prevention, or alleviation of a serious problem that specifically affects children.\n\"Sound ethical principles\" are used.\nIn either case, \"adequate provisions\" must be made to allow the child to decide if they want to participate in the trial. The IRB must ensure that the assent process is appropriate for children. A child cannot legally give Informed Consent but they must be given the opportunity to decline. A parent or guardian legally consents to the child's participation. Additional safeguards exist for \"wards of the state\" such as orphans.\nSince parents often receive compensation for their children's participation in research, there are concerns that the payments received may be coercive and lead them to participate in trials which are not in their child's best interest.[2] The IRB or IEC is expected to evaluate both the consent and assent process to ensure that children are not coerced into participation. They are also expected to evaluate the compensation given to ensure that participants are not coerced by the lure of payment. A particular source of concern is the ethics of enrolling babies in clinical trials aimed to study new analgesic drugs and treatments: some researchers argue that babies should never be given only placebo when exposed to pain during such trials.[3]\nProblems for the practice of medicine\nPartially because of these issues many drugs that are used in children have never been formally studied in children. Many drugs work differently in children. Reye's syndrome, for example, is a potentially fatal complication of aspirin therapy in children that is very rare in adults.\nThe 2002 Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act, allowed the FDA to request National Institutes of Health-sponsored testing for pediatric drug testing, although these requests are subject to NIH funding constraints. Patent term extensions were offered to manufacturers that conducted trials of drugs that would be used in children. The Pediatric Research Equity Act of 2003, Congress codified the FDA's authority to mandate manufacturer-sponsored pediatric drug trials for certain drugs as a \"last resort\" if incentives and publicly funded mechanisms proved inadequate.[4]\nTrials in Irish institutions\nDuring the 1960s and '70s, a series of vaccine trials were undertaken on 123 infants and children at several residential institutions in Ireland. The trials were conducted under the auspices of researchers at University College Dublin.[5] Subsequent investigations by the Irish government, including the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse, revealed a broad lack of documentation pertaining to the conduct of the trials at the institutions and the nature of any informed consent, as well as a failure to follow up with the participants.[6] The Commission's investigations in this area were abruptly halted after legal action was taken by the researchers involved.[5]\n^ Code of Federal Regulations Title 21 Part 50 - Protection of Human Subjects\n^ Kaufmann, R.E. (2000). Clinical Trials in Children: Problems and Pitfalls. Paediatric Drugs. 2(6):411-418\n^ Bellieni, CV; A Taddio; JS Linebarger; JD Lantos (September 2012). \"Should an IRB approve a placebo-controlled randomized trial of analgesia for procedural pain in neonates?\". Pediatrics 130 (3): 550\u20133. 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        "raw_content": "Some History and Setting Information\nPost subject: Some History and Setting Information\nThe year is 1949. Metahumans first appeared in Russia and Western Europe nearly 40 years ago, but didn't appear in the States until close to 1920. The origin of all this metahumanity was soon traced to the Tunguska Explosion, which released a substance into the atmosphere -- since called \"Vril\" -- that has had a dramatic effect on a portion of the population's DNA. It's a firmly held scientific belief that the Vril released by the explosion drifted across Russia and Europe first, then eventually made its way through the upper atmosphere to the rest of the world, which explains why metahumans appeared so much later in the US and hardly at all in Asia and the South Pacific. In some cases, especially in the US, this effect initially proved deadly, but as the presence of Vril in the environment has decreased, so too have have the fatalities. Instead of the rather sudden and pronounced mutations seen in the 10 years following the Tunguska Explosion, methumans today are mostly the result of parentage.\nThe actions of certain metahumans on both sides of the conflict in WWI spurred an increased awareness of and interest in genetics and eugenics, so much so that splitting the atom took a backseat to these other areas of research. The Vril Gesselschaft, or \"Vril Society,\" was founded in Germany in 1921 by a group of scientists and metaphysicists interested in exploring the specifics of Vril's effect on the human body. This group would later become closely associated with the Nazi party, and according to party doctrine, Vril \"cleanses\" the body of impurities and unlocks latent powers inherited from one's ancestors. This line of thinking was just part of the justification of the Aryan race as superior to all others. The exact truth of how Vril interacts with human biology isn't known, although Germany certainly fielded a great many metahumans in WWII.\nThe first appearance of metahumans in the US followed unfortunately on the heels of the polio epidemic of 1916, and shortly preceded the vicious TB epidemic of 1918. For whatever reason, Vril affected the American population much more severely than that of the rest of the world, resulting in deaths and deformities unheard of elsewhere. However, it also resulted in more metahumans per capita of any country on Earth, as well as some of the most powerful yet seen, including the super-soldier Vanguard, who was so instrumental in Operation D-Day, and the Atomic Man, who destroyed Hiroshima in the latter days of WWII and in so doing sacrificed his own life.\nOver the years, quite a few other genuine \"superheroes\" emerged besides these two, such as Kamikaze and Brittania, but most were killed off during WWII. The ones who are left generally have pretty weak powers, or at least ones with powers so limited that they aren't considered to be of significant military value (and who, as a consequence, aren't issued goofy codenames like the big-shots are), though the government keeps an eye on them through the Bureau of Metahuman Affairs. In an effort to make full use of its metahuman assets, the US created special Army infantry units -- the \"Alpha squads\" -- composed entirely of metahumans hand-picked according to the applicability of their specific abilities in the field. Other units, \"Beta squads,\" experimented with a mix of humans and metahumans. The more powerful metas were frequently important parts of all-human military units. The Gray Ghost, for example, was part of the 2d Armored Cavalry Regiment, and Bombardier often led bombing raids over Nazi territory. In order to further encourage their enlistment, all \"metas,\" no matter their position in the military, typically received higher pay and better food than their human brothers in arms, which would've caused a good deal more resentment than it did if it weren't for the fact that metas, owing to their special abilities, tended to face a good deal more risk than the average soldier, evidenced by the fact that so many gave their lives to secure an Allied victory. If it weren't for the courage of these unique men and women, we'd all be speaking German.\nBut the war's been over for four years now. Four years since ticker-tape rained down on those metahuman heroes who made it home, four years since the medals, four years since society had a use for \"special\" people. That's where our story begins.\nNow that my desktop computer is up and running again (w00t), I can finally get back to this timeline I was working on when it went down. I'll post it here as I go.\nThis obviously isn't an extremely detailed account of history, of course; it just covers major world events, personalities of note, important developments in metahuman history, and a few weird things. Make of it what you will.\n1908: An unknown object explodes in the atmosphere several kilometers over Tunguska in Siberia. It is, in fact, a meteorite, and its explosion releases a shower of spheroids and a cloud of particulate matter which stays in the upper atmosphere, illuminating the night sky for several weeks. Over the next few weeks, the particulate cloud disperses southwards through Russia and into Europe. These particles contain the genetic extraterrestrial material which will be the seed of the first metahumans.\n1910: First metahumans appear in Russia.\n1911: First metahumans appear in Europe.\n1912: An American scientist, obsessed with the advent of the metahumans, theorizes that the Tunguska Event was involved and mounts an expedition to Siberia to investigate, backed by private interests. The local Tungus population considers the site sacred and try to bar his entry, but he persists. He returns to the US several months later with a number of recovered spheroids.\n1914: WWI begins.\n1915: After three years of extensive testing and experimentation the American believes he has cracked the code of the spheroids and attracts the attention of the US government. He calls the genetic material inside \u201cvril,\u201d after a 19th-century novel, \"The Coming Race,\" by Henry Bulwer-Lytton.\n1916: The first metahumans appear in the US. 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        "raw_content": "The Price Jesus Paid for You & Me\nThis sermon outline is taken from the pen of Dr. Charles Stanley. I encourage you to visit his website and listen to this message with all of the prayerful attention you can muster. It is a message our generation should hear and believe. His site, www.intouch.org\nI watched him deliver this powerful message last Sunday (June 28, 2009) and marvelled at his presentation and power.\nPresented By Dr. Charles F. Stanley\nI. Introduction: Apart from the blood of Christ, you and I could not have a relationship with our heavenly Father. Jesus\u2019 sacrificial death made it possible for sinful man to approach holy God. Because of His blood, believers are redeemed, forgiven, justified, and sanctified, and they have access to their Creator. No wonder we call it the precious blood of Jesus.\nII. The blood of Jesus is precious because of who He is.\nChrist was not just a man, but the Son of God, born of a virgin. Because Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit, there was no sin transferred to Him through an earthly father. In the Old Testament, any animal offered as a sacrifice had to be perfect, without spot or defect. That perfection represented holiness. Scripture tells us that the sacrifices described in the Old Testament were a foreshadowing of Christ\u2019s death. In order for Jesus to take the punishment for the sins of the world, He had to be morally perfect-without a sin nature.\nIII. The blood of Jesus is precious because of why He came.\nFrom Genesis to Revelation, the Bible has one main theme-the Father\u2019s redeeming love for mankind. Christ came as the Son of God with the purpose of dying for the sins of humanity. The blood of Jesus Christ is absolutely essential to our relationship with God. Those who refuse it will spend eternity in the lake of fire, forever separated from the Father (Rev. 20:15).\nIV. The blood of Jesus is precious because of what it provides.\nA. Redemption\nTo redeem means to buy back (1 Peter 1:18-19). No matter how moral we are before accepting the gift of salvation, our nature is sinful (Ezek. 18:20; Rom. 3:23). Jesus went to the cross for the primary purpose of purchasing us from a life of slavery to sin.\nB. Forgiveness\nYou and I can be forgiven, not simply because God is merciful, but because Christ went to the cross and shed His blood for me and for you (Eph. 1:7). Salvation is not something we earn through good deeds or bargain for in exchange for promising to improve.\nC. Justification\nGod is holy and must punish sin. Because Christ shed His blood in our place, the Father not only forgives our sin but also declares us righteous (Rom. 5:17). We call this process \u201cjustification.\u201d Romans 5:9 says, \u201cHaving now been justified by His blood, we shall be saved from the wrath of God through Him.\u201d Even though you and I may not always act like it, we are declared holy in God\u2019s eyes.\nD. Reconciliation\nWhen a married couple separates, they occasionally reunite. We call that process reconciliation. This human example provides a good picture of one part of salvation. Scripture says, \u201cIt was the Father\u2019s good pleasure for all the fullness to dwell in Christ, and through Him to reconcile all things to Himself, having made peace through the blood of His cross\u201d (Col. 1:19-20). This happens only in response to God\u2019s call-no one is saved by his or her own initiative.\nE. Sanctification\nSanctification, the process of being set apart for God\u2019s purposes and being made holy, is possible only because of the blood of Christ (Heb. 13:12). It is both a one-time event that happens at salvation and a life-long process. God continues to prune us so that we become more and more fruitful for His kingdom. You and I should never stop growing in holiness and purity.\nF. Access to God\nThe Old Testament explains that God chose to make the Holy of Holies His earthly dwelling place\n(1 Kings 8:27-30). This area of the temple was so sacred that just one priest was allowed in-and only once per year. He had to prepare himself carefully by performing sacred rituals. One of the requirements was that he be sprinkled with the blood of a sacrificed animal. Today, the only reason Christians can approach God is because, spiritually speaking, we are covered in the blood of Jesus (Heb. 10:19). The Father listens to and answers our prayers because we are allowed to draw near to Him through the righteousness of Christ.\nG. Daily Forgiveness\nAfter salvation, believers will still do some things that are unacceptable to God. But if we confess our sins to the Lord with a sincere heart, He faithfully forgives us over and over (1 John 1:7, 9). The basis for that forgiveness is the blood Christ shed when He died in our place (1 John 2:1-2).\nV. Conclusion: Why is the blood of Jesus precious? Through it, we have redemption, justification, reconciliation, sanctification, access to God, and daily forgiveness. Nothing else in life has the power to do these things. Apart from the blood of Christ, you and I would be destined to an eternity separated from almighty God.\nAuthor EditorPosted on June 30, 2009 June 30, 2009 Categories Editor's Posts6 Comments on The Price Jesus Paid for You & Me\nThen, There Were Four!\nIf celebrities die in threes and some say they do. We have another series working with the death of Billy Mays, the famous TV pitchman. More housewives have listened to his colorful presentations of Oxi Clean\u2013more important\u2013they bought it. He started out selling mops and knives at state fairs and at home shows popular in large cities. From the git-go he was a natural for pitching products. He loved meeting people and the people loved him. On TV he was noted for saying, \u201cBilly Mays here\u2026\u201d Now Billy Mays is gone. Gone, but not forgotten. We salute him\u2013he was one of the good guys. Read my post, \u201cThey Die in Threes\u201d. Ed McMahon , too, was, after all a \u201cpitchman\u201d and now Billy Mays, a modern-day \u201cpitchman\u201d, dead at 50.\nP.S.: Us guys bought his \u201cpitches\u201d, too. He was good!\nProfound thought: Billy Mays told every man, woman and child in America about Oxi Clean. You would be hard pressed to find any living soul in this country who has not heard him speak of this product\u2013Oxi Clean. I wonder\u2013is it alright if I wonder about something? I wonder if Billy Mays ever told a single soul about the cleansing power of Jesus Christ? I am making no judgement about Billy Mays\u201d relationship to Christ. I have no idea of his spiritual walk. I am just wondering if he ever told a person anywhere about Jesus.\nWell, it is too late to wonder about Billy Mays. He has stepped out into eternity. He is gone from this earth. His opportunities for talking about Jesus have ended. But what about you? Have you ever spoken to a single soul about Jesus Christ? Have you ever won a person to Christ? If the redeemed of the Lord\u2013that is the saved people who are going to Heaven when they die\u2013if they are commanded to speak of Jesus\u2013how many of us do so? Billy Mays probably didn\u2019t have a clue that he would die so young\u201350 years old is young to many of us. When will you die? Will it be today? Tomorrow? Next year? The Bible Says \u201cThis is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.\u201d In the post just ahead of this one is the sermon outline by Dr. Charles Stanley. Dr. Stanley is the pastor of First Baptist Church, Atlanta. He is the head of the worldwide ministry of Intouch. His subject is the important topic of the month\u2013\u201cThe Precious Blood of Jesus.\u201d Read it\u2013study it\u2013go to Dr. Stanley\u2019s website and listen to his sermon. It is powerful. Let that message sink into your heart. Then go tell one of your loved ones that message. Win that loved one to Jesus Christ today. Don\u2019t delay. Dr. Stanley\u2019s message is one-million times more important than Billy Mays\u2019 message about Oxi Clean.\nAuthor EditorPosted on June 28, 2009 July 1, 2009 Categories Editor's PostsLeave a comment on Then, There Were Four!\nThey Die in Threes\nWhen the first died, Ed McMahon, I was not thinking who will be next. I was musing on the life and death of Ed. He had been the sidekick of Johnny Carson for 30 years. Those two were the pair. I suppose nearly every adult imagined a fantasy of one day Ed McMahon would be at their door with a big check. Then word of Farrah Fawcett having died hit the TV. Almost all who lived during her television years remember what a bombshell she was. Her famous poster sold more than 12 million copies. I asked a man\u2013hardly the type who would have been interested in her poster\u2013 if he had purchased one. He looked at me for a long moment and said, \u201cYes I did.\u201d Shortly after she died a man walked up where I was standing and asked, \u201cWho will be number three?\u201d I know I had a puzzled look on my face and he responded, \u201cYou know, first Ed McMahon, then Farrah Fawcett. Who will make number three\u2013they always die in threes.\u201d Twenty minutes later we had the answer\u2013it was Michael Jackson. Jackson\u2019s one album, Thriller, sold over 65 million copies worldwide.\nThat was some trio in death. You can look at all the success those three enjoyed over a good long life, you can also find tragic sadness with each. Those celebrities were famous and earned a place in the hearts of millions. But now they are each dead. What can we draw from this?\nI will not attempt to make any spiritual conclusions about the three\u2013frankly I don\u2019t know their grip on faith\u2013I don\u2019t know if either had a Christian faith.\nI will say that you and I can draw a valuable truth from their deaths. The Bible says, \u201d For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ.\u201d \u2013Romans 6:23\nHow much money did those three famous people have when they died? It doesn\u2019t matter\u2013whatever the amount\u2013 they left it all. Not one dime did any one of the three take with them.\nBut they were each on the \u201cpayroll.\u201d Their wages at the end of the day was death. Harsh as that may seem, it is the same with you and me. No matter our reputation, our life style, our circumstances in life\u2013at the end of the day we will face the old enemy\u2013death.\nThe end of that verse in Romans is a biggy. \u201cBut the gift of God is\u2026eternal life\u2026 through Jesus Christ\u2026 our Lord.\u201d We can hope that our three famous people knew the Savior\u2013the Lord Jesus Christ. Can we know for sure? Not in their case\u2013but we can know in our own. He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.\u201d\nIt\u2019s as simple as that. Have you placed your faith\u2013your simple childlike faith\u2013 in the shed blood of Jesus Christ? God help you to make sure of this today and then to write down your testimony\u2013how you were saved and when. A good place to write is on the blank pages of your Bible. Date it and sign it. Leave word behind of this important decision and commitment. We leave a copy of our last will and testament for our heirs. So many of our works and deeds remain to testify what we did as a person. Bur rarely do we leave a clear testimony of our salvation. If you are saved\u2013say so. \u201cLet the redeemed of the Lord say so\u2026\u201d (Psalm 107:2) Today, those three famous people are gone. Tomorrow you will be, too!\nAuthor EditorPosted on June 27, 2009 January 19, 2010 Categories Editor's PostsLeave a comment on They Die in Threes\nOnly Christ Can Make a Christian\nSELF-MADE COP\nRead John 1:12 by Dr. Michael Guido\nA boy pinned a play badge on his shirt, put a toy revolver in his belt, and jumped into the living room to surprise his father.\n\u201cHands up, Pop,\u201d he cried, \u201cI\u2019m a cop.\u201d\n\u201cYes,\u201d said the father over his newspaper. \u201cBy you and by me, you\u2019re a cop. But by the cops, you\u2019re not a cop.\u201d\nMany people dress themselves in the robe of religion, and they say, \u201cI\u2019m a Christian.\u201d But there are no man-made Christians. Only Christ can make a Christian.\nChristianity isn\u2019t something, it\u2019s Somebody. When you became a Christian, you met a Person. You received Christ, and you\u2019re living under His control.\nThe Bible says, \u201cBut as many as received Him, to them gave He power to become the children of God.\u201d\nPrayer: Father, Thou hast made us Thy children when we received Thy Son as our Savior. Keep us from being stunted saints. Help us to grow and glow for Thee: through our Lord. Amen.\nWe would like to invite you to become a part of the Sower Ministries prayer circle. Please click here to have your name added to the email list. Forward this email to anyone else among your family or friends that you feel may be interested, also! thesower@guidogardens.com\nAuthor EditorPosted on June 15, 2009 June 15, 2009 Categories Editor's Posts1 Comment on Only Christ Can Make a Christian\nDr. Faulkner in Heaven\nDr. J. R. Faulkner\nSunday, June 14 from 2:00 \u2013 6:00 pm at the Funeral Home\nMonday, June 15 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm\nMonday June 15, 2:00 pm\nGraveside service to follow at Greenwood Cemetery.\nChattanooga Funeral Home East Chapel \u2013 Moore Road\nJ. R. Faulkner retired in 1990, then served as Interim Pastor of Highland Park Baptist Church until 1991.\nDr. Faulkner was first a teacher at T.T.U., then Vice President for 22 years; and in 1974 he became President. Dr. Lee Roberson wrote about Dr. Faulkner \u2013 \u201cIn the many years of my work, I have found no one to equal Dr. Faulkner in fruitfulness, purity of life, and dedication to the cause of Christ. As a multi-talented man, he performed every task with precision, enthusiasm, zeal, and spiritual power. As a song leader, artist, administrator, preacher or soul winner, he worked with an unquestioned whole-heartedness. We continue to walk together in the work of our Saviour!!\u201d\nDr. Faulkner served as pastor of South Rossville Baptist Church, Rossville, Georgia, from 1945 \u2013 1949, when he accepted the Associate Pastor position at Highland Park Baptist Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee.\nDr. Faulkner said, \u201cI have chosen to live within walking distance of Highland Park Baptist Church in case my car does not start on Sunday morning I can still walk to church and be on time for my duties.\u201d\nHe was faithful first to Christ, to his wife and family and to Dr. Lee Roberson. If you were to place a picture by the word faithful in the dictionary\u2013that picture should be of J. R. 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        "raw_content": "Seven people were killed and 48 persons injured in the terror attack on London Bridge and at the adjacent Borough Market on Saturday (June3, 2017).\nAccording to the British police and media, a van driving at high speed mowed down pedestrians on London Bridge before the occupants got out and began stabbing patrons at nearby bars and restaurants at the adjacent Borough Market. Armed officers responded very quickly, confronting three male terrorists who were killed in Borough Market.\nThe terror attacks came days before a general election and two weeks after 22 people were killed when a suicide bomber targeted an Ariana Grande Concert in Manchester. It was the third terrorist attack to strike the Great Britain, this year, after a man drove a car into pedestrian on Westminister Bridge in March.\nBritish Prime Minister Theresa May said that authorities were dealing with a \u201cterrible incident\u201d and London\u2019s Metropolitan Police Service said incidents at London Bridge and nearby Borough Market were being treated as terrorism.\u201d\nThe CNN disclosed on June 4, 2017, \u201cThe ISIS-linked Amaq Agency claimed a \u201cdetachment of Islamic State fighters\u201d carried out the attack, but CNN terrorism analyst Paul Cruickshank cautions ISIS has provided no evidence to back up its claim. Amaq also claimed ISIS was behind the attack at a resort in Manila last week, despite Filipino authorities asserting it was not terror-related. A US counterterrorism source tells CNN that US intelligence is aware of the London claim. Mark Rowley, assistant commissioner for specialist operations in the Metropolitan Police Service, says that authorities will \u201crelease the identities of the three men directly responsible for the attacks\u2026as soon as operationally possible.\u201d Police are searching four properties. As for the 12 arrests made during the Barking raids, one man, 55, has been released without charge.\u201d\nThe Telegraph said on June 5, 2017 that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant claimed responsibility for the London attacks on June 7. However, it is quite opposite to the report of CNN.\nEarlier, British Prime Minister Theresa May warned that Britain is in the grip of a spate of copycat terror attacks in the wake of the London Bridge atrocity. She elaborated that for the second time, this election campaign, Mrs May who had just chaired a meeting of the Government\u2019s Cobra emergency committee, said that while the Manchester Ariana attack which killed 22 people, the Westminster attack in March which left four people dead and the London Bridge attack are not directly connected, there is now a \u201cnew trend\u201d in the threat the UK faces.\nShe further remarked, \u201cTerrorism breeds terrorism and perpetrators are inspired to attack, not only on the basis of carefully constructed plots after years of planning and training, and not even as lone attackers radicalised online, but by copying one another and often using the crudest of means of attack\u2026We cannot and must not pretend that things can continue as they are. Things need to change\u2026the recent attacks were all connected by \u201cthe single evil ideology of Islamist extremism that preaches hatred, sows division and promotes sectarianism\u201d.Analysts and sources pointed out that her reference to the public sector meant that schools and other public bodies had to adopt a much stricter approach to extremism, while councils had to make sure they did not create ghettos by housing Muslims in areas where they became concentrated together.\nMrs May also added that the internet provided a \u201csafe space\u201d for extremists to spread their creed and plan attacks, and said it was time to \u201cregulate cyberspace\u201d through the sort of agreements she reached at the G7 summit in Italy last week, when leaders agreed to pile pressure on social media companies to block extremist material.\nAfter the London attack, again, major parties of the Britain, temporarily, suspended the national election campaigning for the general elections which would be held on June 8, this year.\nRegarding London attack, Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour Party said that Prime Minister May should resign\u2014three days \u201cbefore polling day may not seem particularly realistic. Corbyn also said, \u201cThe election might be a better way of removing her.\u201d\nAgain, it is notable that at least 22 people were killed in a terror attack at Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on May 22, 2017.\nBritish police said that the attack was carried out by a single suicide bomber, who also died. Afterwards, the man who targeted the Ariana Grande gig has been named as 22-year-old Salman Abedi who was a British national and the child of Libyan refugees.\nIan Hopkins, the Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police stated, \u201cAbedi was said to have been known to police and the intelligence agencies. British Prime Minister Theresa May said, \u201cSalman Abadi may have been part of a bigger network.\u201d\nAfter the Manchester terror assault, British police had arrested several people in connection with the investigation, and some were released without charge. A Libyan pilot was also arrested as part of the investigation into the terror network behind Manchester bomber.\nBut, a German intelligence official stated that Abedi-the real culprit of the Manchester rampage flew from Istanbul to the UK via Dusseldorf\u2019s international airport. A senior Turkish official disclosed that the Turkish government had already sent a file on Abedi to British authorities, but declined to discuss the details of the communication.\nHowever, following the Manchester carnage, Prime Minister May, the leader of the Conservative Party and Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour Party, including Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron had suspended the campaigning for the general election.\nOn the social media, the ISIS, claimed responsibility for the terror assault at Ariana Grande concert. Other ISIS supporters said online that the attack was revenge for the UK\u2019s involvement in the bombing campaign against ISIL in Iraq and Syria.\nIt is mentionable that three days before the first round of France\u2019s presidential elections, held on April 23, 2017, a French policeman was shot dead and two others were wounded in central Paris on April 20, 2017 when a gunman wielding a machine gun leapt out of a car and opened fire on the Champs-Elysees, Paris\u2019s most famous boulevard. ISIS claimed that the attack was carried out by \u201cAbu Yousuf al-Baljiki (the Belgian) and he is one of the Islamic State\u2019s fighters.\u201d\nAfter the shooting, the three main candidates canceled campaign events and instead made televised statements in which they competed to talk tough on security and vowed a crackdown on ISIS. The incident brought issues of terrorism, the French Muslims, security and immigration back to the forefront of the campaign. Marine Le Pen demanded the closure of all Islamist mosques, repeating her call for Europe\u2019s partly open borders to be closed. The centrist Emmanuel Macron was elected French president by defeating the ultra-nationalist and far-right candidate Marine Le Pen in the second round of the French presidential election.\nKarim Cheurfi, a 39-year-old French national who was shot dead by the police was identified as the attacker.\nIn fact, terror attack at Champs-Elysees-Paris\u2019s boulevard was arranged by the Israeli secret agency Mossad with the assistance of the ISIS to ensure the victory of Macron in the French presidential elections. The pro-Israeli, the then French president-elect Emmanuel Macron who was having connections with Tel Aviv in the past will maintain the US-led status quo in the world and will further advance the Israeli agenda against Russia, China, Syria, Pakistan etc, and the Muslims, while further advancing the international forces of globalization, controlled by the wealthy Jews and the elite class at the cost of small countries and the poor class.\nRecall that three days before the general elections in Spain, the train bombings in Madrid on March 11, 2004, which killed more than 200 people turned the election results in favour of Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero whose Socialist Party won the elections, as he had said that Spain where the \u201cUS war has been deeply unpopular\u201d, would withdraw its troops from Iraq. While, government led by the Prime Minister Jose Maria who staunchly supported the American-led war in Iraq lost the election. The victory of the Socialist Party in Spain was being called by some in Europe and America as a victory of terrorism, a precedent that offers Al-Qaeda or groups like it the notion that they can alter the democratic process with bombs and murder. A former member of the Spanish Parliament, Pedro Schwartz remarked, \u201cAl-Qaeda won the election\u201d.\nHowever, the terror attack in London and suicide attack at the Ariana Grande gig cannot be seen in isolation. Therefore, we need to analyze various related-developments of the recent past and the present ones in the world and inside the UK to reach the conclusion.\nIn this respect, the agents of Mossad who are in collaboration with the CIA sympathizers, Syrian rebel groups and the ISIL militants arranged terror attacks in Paris, Brussels, Orlando, San Bernardino, Nice, Munich, London (March 22, 2017), St. Petersburg (Metro train) in Stockholm, in Manchester and again in London. While, a gunman who went by the nickname Black Jesus was identied\u201439-year-old Kori Ali Muhammad, making militant comments on social media killed three white men in downtown Fresno, California, on April 18, 2017 and fired at another before he was taken into custody, while shouting \u201cAllahu Akhbar,\u201d as the Fresno police stated.\nThere is an interrelationship of the terror attacks in the US, Europe, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Philippines etc., and elsewhere in the world, which were false flag terror attacks, conducted by Mossad in connivance with the agents of Indian secret agency RAW and those of the vulnerable CIA operatives.\nThrough all these false flag terror operations, the US and Israel wanted to obtain their covert aims against Russia and the Muslims. Mossad had also provided the US President Donald Trump with an opportunity to manipulate various terror assaults of Europe and America to win the US presidential election and to reunite America and Europe, as a rift was created between America and its Western allies, especially Europe on a number of issues, including NATO. And, President Donald Trump had left no stone unturned in implementing anti-Muslim policies, while speaking openly against the Muslims and Syrian immigrants.\nIt is worth-mentioning that since September 2015, Russian-led coalition of Iran, Iraq, the Syrian army-the National Defense Forces (NDF) and Lebanon-based Hezbollah in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has been achieving successes in Syria and Iraq by retaking several regions from the occupation of the CIA-Mossad led rebel groups and ISIS militants after their failure to topple the Assad government\u2014proving links of Al-Qaeda\u2019s Al-Nusra Front and ISIS with America and Israel, Mossad with the cooperation of some CIA agents started terrorism-related attacks in the US and Europe. Meanwhile, the CIA-Plan B for partition of Syria also failed. Moscow also exposed smuggling of oil supply by the ISIL-controlled areas to Europe and silence of their governments in this connection. In this regard, Russian Presidents Vladimir Putin\u2019s successful diplomacy surprised the Israel-led America and some European countries who still want to oust the Assad regime to obtain the greater interests of Israel.\nIn response, taking note of various developments and some other ones such as reluctance of NATO countries to support America\u2019s fake global war on terror, acceptance of Syrian refuges by the European countries, especially Germany, criticism of the controversial Turkish-EU refugee deal by a number of human rights groups, the EU rule to boycott goods produced in Israeli settlements on the West Bank, Britain\u2019s decision to leave the European Union (EU), after the referendum (Brexit) on June 24, 2016, prospects of Scotland and some other countries for separation from the EU, and the divide between the elite class which run multinational companies with the direct or indirect control of the Jews and the general masses who are suffering from multiple problems in wake of differences on the refugee crisis, Syrian war, Greece\u2019s weak economy, violent protests against the labour laws in France etc.\u2014the chances of European Union\u2019s disintegration and a rift among the NATO countries, as noted in the recent past by the \u201cStop NATO protests in Europe were quite opposite to the Israeli secret interests. Hence, Israeli Mossad which was in collaboration with the vulnerable CIA operatives organized terror assaults in the US and Europe. As part of the double game, these terror attacks were conducted by these secret agencies, particularly Mossad with the assistance of the ISIS terrorists who used the home-grown terrorists of these countries.\nOwing to the irresponsible approach of the Western leaders and their media, far right-wing parties and \u201cStop Islam\u201d movement in the West, especially in Europe has been becoming popular by largely attracting their people. Right-wing parties in a growing number of European countries have made electoral gains. The right-wing parties range across a wide policy spectrum, from populist and nationalist to far-right neofascist.\nOther aims of Tel Aviv was to muster the support of America\u2019s Western allies against Russia in relation to the Syrian war, as US-led countries like France, UK also started airstrikes in Syria and Iraq, under the cover of targeting ISIL.\nWhen American President Trump\u2019s extremist policies were strongly criticized inside America and around the world, including particularly her Western allies, his advisers, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, neoconservatives and Israeli-backed officials directed him to implement dual strategy of Bush and Obama, with the aim to keep America and Western allies, particularly Europe united against Syria, Russia, China, Pakistan etc., while covertly continuing anti-Muslim rhetoric so as to safeguard the interests of Tel Aviv.\nNevertheless, Israel succeeded in its sinister designs. Notably, backing out from his earlier statements, American President Trump has changed his policy regarding Europe and NATO. In this context, he stated on April 13, 2017 that US relations with Russia may be at \u201can all-time low\u201d and declared a new-found faith in NATO, suggesting the alliance was \u201cno longer obsolete\u201d. Besides, US President Donald Trump attended a summit of NATO nations, held on May 25, 2017 in Brussels. He also met leaders of NATO and those of EU. His trip to the European countries came in wake of the deadly attack in Manchester. Talking to the Belgium prime minister, Trump said that countries would work together to defeat various problems and \u201cno one is terrorism.\u201d\nHere, it is noteworthy that Machiavelli advises the rulers to have a lion-like image outwardly, and act upon the traits of goat inwardly. He also suggests them foreign adventures and the use of terror to obtain their goals. In his sense, a good ruler should be a good opportunist and hypocrite. While echoing Machiavelli, Morgenthau points out that sometimes, rulers act upon immoral activities like deceit, fraud, falsehood and even murder to fulfill their selfish aims.\nNow, Trump has begun acting upon the discarded theory of the past in the modern era. It could be judged from the recent trip of Trump to the Middle East. Backing out from his earlier statements\u2014banning the Muslims from entering the United States, vetting of the Muslims\u2014blocking visas being issued to anyone from Syria, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen\u2014strict conditions for the citizens from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Lebanon, in Saudi Arabia, in his address at a regional summit in Riyadh, on May 22, 2017, President Donald Trump called for \u201cMuslim unity in the fight against terrorism\u2026a battle between good and evil\u2026U.S. wants a coalition of nations who share the aim of stamping out extremism\u2026This is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek to obliterate human life, and decent people of all religions who seek to protect it,\u201d as he elaborated.\nLike Bush and Obama, Trump described Islam as \u201ca religion of peace\u201d and did not use the contentious phrase \u201cradical Islamic terrorism,\u201d as he frequently has in US speeches. Instead, he called on the Muslim leaders to honestly confront \u201cthe crisis of Islamist extremism and the Islamist terror groups.\u201d\nSetting aside the Israeli-led US state terrorism and CIA-backed terror in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Syria, Yemen and other vulnerable Islamic countries, Trump singled out Iran, accusing Tehran of contributing to instability in the region. He supposedly said, \u201cFrom Lebanon to Iraq to Yemen, Iran funds, arms and trains terrorists, militias and other extremist groups that spread destruction and chaos across the region.\u201d Keeping Israeli hidden agenda in his mind, Trump also stated that all the Muslim nations should boycott Iran, and also pledged to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for peace of the region.\nTrump\u2019s address was a mixture of calls for Israeli-Arab peace and a defense of Israel from threats in the region, including from the groups allied with the Palestinian cause.\nOn May 21, 2017, Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Trump signed a defence deal of nearly $110 billion agreement to bolster the military capabilities of Saudi Arabia. The defense deal, effective immediately, was one of the series agreements the two countries signed to enhance their military and economic partnerships, including a second defense pact with options valued up to $350 billion over the next 10 years. In fact, by keeping the Iranian phobia, the major purpose of Trump\u2019s visit was to sell America arms to Saudi Arabia.\nPresident Trump also encouraged NATO-like alliance of Saudi Arabia, which includes the Sunni countries against Shia states, especially Iran and Yemen. It was formed on the instructions of Washington. As after the US-led invasion of the Afghanistan, Iraq, airstrikes on Libya and promotion of war in Syria have been clearly exposed, therefore, America revived the old global war on terror to secure the illegitimate interests of Tel Aviv, whose major aim was to deceive the Muslims.\nPresident Donald Trump pledged on May 23, 2017 at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem that he would work for an Israeli-Palestinian peace, while protecting the region from Iran and other threats. He stated, \u201cIsraelis have experienced firsthand the hatred and terror of radical violence\u2026Hamas and Hezbollah launch rockets into Israeli communities\u2026The United States is firmly committed to keep Iran from developing a nuclear weapon\u2026America\u2019s security partnership with Israel is stronger than ever.\u201d Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Trump and his wife, daughter and son-in-law for visiting the Western Wall before saying Israel must always be able to defend itself against any threat.\nTrump met earlier in the day with Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas in Bethlehem, and came back to Jerusalem insisting that a peace deal is possible.\nAll this reminds that before attacking Iraq in 2013, British Prime Minister Tony Blair and the US President Bush had announced the Road Map to the Middle East so as to please the Islamic World that Palestinian-Israeli issue would be settled. But no progress took place in that respect.\nDespite the revival of the phony global war on terror, some developments disappointed the Israelis. In this regard, Russia-Turkey alliance to fight the ISIS, and US decision to dispatch more troops in Afghanistan where America and its NATO allies have entangled in the prolonged war of history, which has, rapidly, increased the cost of war, bringing about multiple internal crises, affecting the ordinary Americans and Western citizens, particularly those of Europe might be cited as example. Besides, differences between the Britain and the US about Manchester terror attack\u2014probe of Trump that the US intelligence agencies already knew it, Trump\u2019s criticism of Germany regarding trade, conduction of missile-test by North Korea, failure of Thump\u2019s war-like diplomacy against the latter and waning of Russia and China to America in this regard also depressed the Israelis.\nMoreover, US intelligence agencies, especially FBI has continued the so-called investigation that Russia and President Putin authorized the hacking in the November 8 US presidential election aimed to help Donald Trump to win it. Both Putin and Trump have denied the charges. In this connection, differences between CIA and FBI also frustrated Tel Aviv.\nEspecially, Tel Aviv wants to intensify the new Cold War between the US-led West and Russia so as to avoid the two-state solution of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute, as some European countries have been emphasizing on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to stop the expansion of West Bank settlements and restart a negotiation process for the two-state solution of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute in wake of the debate between the Zionists and non-Zionist Jews in relation to the two-state solution of the issue.\nEarlier, on January 15, 2016, France who is staunch supporter of the two-state solution of the Israeli-Palestinian issue conducted a summit in Paris which was attended by 70 nations. In a statement, delegates at the summit also restated their commitment to the two-state solution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and emphasized on them to restart negotiations. Palestinians welcomed the conference, but Israel called it \u201crigged\u201d.\nIn his speech to open the meeting, former President of France Francois Hollande said, \u201cThe international community had to be reminded of its obligations to build peace\u2026the much-needed reconciliation between Israel and its neighbours can go forward\u201d.\nIt is of particular attention that by pursuing the double standards of America in its worst form, Trump also intends to favour India, while opposing the nuclear weapons of Pakistan.. However, like Obama, Trump has brushed aside the ground realities that Indian Prime Minister Modi led by the ruling fundamentalist party BJP has been implementing anti-Muslim and anti-Pakistan agenda, while encouraging Hindutva (Hindu nationalism).\nAs part of the double game, based in Afghanistan, operatives of CIA, RAW and Mossad which have well-established their collective secret network there, and are well-penetrated in the terrorist outfits like ISIS, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and their affiliated Taliban groups are using their terrorists to destabilize Tibetan regions of China, Iranian Sistan-Baluchistan and Pakistan by arranging the subversive activities. In this context, China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is their special target. Recent acts of terrorism in Afghanistan and Pakistan\u2019s Balochistan are part of the same scheme.\nAlthough Mossad was behind terror attacks in Madrid and at Champs-Elysees, boulevard to affect the election results, as already mentioned, yet the case of the latest terror assaults in London and at Ariana Grande concert in Manchester are little bit different, though having similar purposes of Tel Aviv.\nAccording to a report of Telegraph, \u201cLandmark study shows number of children under five being brought up as Muslim rose 80 per cent in a decade while three quarters of Muslims in UK identify themselves solely as British\u2026The number of children\u2026in what experts have described as an \u201cunprecedented\u201d shift in Britain\u2019s social make-up. One in 12 schoolchildren in England and Wales are now officially classed as Muslim after a decade which saw the number of followers of Islam surge by just over 1.1 million, according to the most detailed study of its kind ever published. The report, presented to Parliament, concludes that Muslims could play a decisive role in the coming general election\u2026making up a significant share of voters in some of the most marginal seats in the country. Significantly, Muslims make up more than a fifth of the population in 26 parliamentary constituencies and around 50 per cent in some areas. There are also 70 council wards with a Muslim population of 40 per cent or more\u2026This statistic highlights the diversity in modern Britain and the need that this is reflected in all spheres of life, from top management opportunities to political representation.\u201d\nIt is mentionable that last year, success of first Muslim Pakistan\u2019s origin Sadiq Khan as mayor of London by defeating the Conservative rival Zac Goldsmith-a wealthy Jew who was supported by the former British Prime Minister David Cameron also depressed the Israelis. In the May, 2015, the number of Muslim MPs in Britain has increased from eight to 13.\nUnlike the other European countries, Britain has strongly favoured American policies. By bypassing the UN Security Council, Anglo-American invasion of Iraq might be cited as instance.\nTherefore, either it is Conservative Party or Labour Party, which could win the coming election, does not matter, as both the parties are pro-American. Interestingly, both are trying to win the support of the Muslim voters.\nThrough the terror attacks in London and Manchestor before the general election, the major aim of Mossad was to affect the election-campaign. While, like other European countries, especially France, Mossad wanted to accelerate persecution of Muslims, hate-crime against them and also to compel the Britain to make discriminatory laws against them. So, besides other terror attacks in the UK, the latest one is part of the same policy of Israel, implemented by Mossad.\nNevertheless, like Trump, Israeli rulers have also been confused due to the above mentioned developments which do not favour Israel like the past, while, still some CIA agents, Indian RAW and particularly Mossad want to divide the world on religious lines. Like Tel Aviv, India also wants to keep its control on the Occupied Kashmir through state terrorism and to avoid its solution.\nAlthough overtly President Trump has softened his external policy regarding Muslims and Islamic countries, yet covertly, he is acting upon the conspiracy of Mossad and RAW, which is, intentionally or intentionally, being followed by America\u2019s Western partners against the Muslims. If not checked in time by the peace-loving Muslims, Christians, Hindus, Jews and Buddhists, these policies of the President Donald Trump who is particularly completing the extremist agenda of Israel are likely to result into more recruitment in the militant outfits, especially in the ISIS group, inspiring the extremist Muslims for more terrorism-related attacks. Israel, who will never accept the two-state solution of the Israeli-Palestinian issue, will prefer to seek the final revenge by bringing about a major war between the Muslim and the Christian worlds or to cause a major war between Russia and the US-led some Western countries, which will convert the entire world into holocaust.\nNonetheless, we may conclude that although agents of RAW and CIA are in collaboration which arranged terrorism-related assaults in the US and Europe and elsewhere in the world, yet Mossad is, especially, behind terror attacks in America and Europe. So, undoubtedly, Mossad led by ISIS again targeted the UK.",
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        "raw_content": "That has a nice ring to it\nI have a strange history of things going my way just when I need them to. Not incredibly major things mind you, but more get-me-out-of-a-small-jam kinda things. When I was 20 years old and had moved to Paris with almost no money, I was down to living on 50 cents a day and a baguette. As I was wandering the streets wondering what in the hell I was thinking coming to Paris with no money and just expecting everything to work out, and more importantly what I was going to do, I suddenly came across 1000 francs in the street. Just like that, in a tidy little clip with no pesky identifying info like a wallet or anything. That money got me through a tough couple of weeks until I finally landed a job and got on my feet. At another time in my life when I was deeply in debt, a relative died and left me a few thousand dollars. All through my travels I have met people who have welcomed me into their homes, at times in the dead of night when I was quite unsure where I would turn to next. In none of these cases has my need been truly life threatening, I was just in situations where I was somewhat pinched by circumstance, and have many times over been the recipient of some lovely bit of serendipity for which I am gobsmacked and truly grateful. Then again, I also tend to see the positive in almost everything, so perhaps I am only remembering the good and forgetting the bad.\nWhat does any of the above have to do with anything? Well, getting ready to move into my new apartment has been more of an expense than I had expected, and I am getting somewhat low on funds (awaiting payment from a couple of my clients, this is mostly a temporary cash-flow problem). I was just yesterday thinking about how I needed a little something to drop out of the sky.\nAnd just like that, it did. Yesterday on the street in the Village, I found a pretty nice ring (what looks like a wedding band, but I\u2019m no expert), and I took it into one of the pawn shops in my neighborhood where they said they would give me several hundred dollars for it. I decided not to sell it, thinking if it was worth that much, perhaps it was quite meaningful to the person that lost it. (Then again, perhaps they threw it at their spouse in disgust after finding out they had been cheated on and left it in the street, bidding good riddance to the both of them. Who can say really?) In any event, I placed a couple of ads online on Craigslist and the Village Voice, saying that I had found a ring and waiting for the owner to claim it. So far, I haven\u2019t received a single reply. So my dilemma is this:\nIf I still get no response within a couple of days, would it be wrong of me to sell it? Is there another, better way to contact the probable owner? Maybe they aren\u2019t even aware that it is missing. Maybe they are off on their yacht eating caviar and poking fun at the hoi polloi. Then again, maybe this was the most valuable treasure they have, the only memory of a long departed relative.\nPosted in Satori\tTagged serendipity, moral dilemmas\tComments\n2 lousy dollars\nThere is a cafe that I have been working at most mornings, and I really enjoy the atmosphere in this place. I have even struck up a little acquaintance with my cute and friendly waiter, sharing small talk about our lives. I learned that he just arrived in NYC a few weeks ago from Arizona of all places. He is just a sweet kid of about 22, struggling to make it in the big city.\nThis morning I logged into my bank account online (as I do occasionally) and noticed an odd charge from the cafe. It was dated yesterday, the last time I used my card there. It wasn\u2019t a huge difference, but I didn\u2019t remember spending that much there, so I found my folded up receipt from yesterday\u2019s pants pocket and sure enough, my card had been charged more than the total I had filled out including tip. As I said, it wasn\u2019t a huge amount, only 2 dollars more (from 19 to 21, which would have increased my 20% tip to 33%, but I digress).\nAt first, I thought perhaps there was an old charge that had been dated wrong and had coincidentally come through on this day. But when I checked through my records, every other charge was there and was in the correct amount. So I am left with the following possibilities as to how this happened:\n\u2013 My waiter added a couple of bucks and put the charge through (purposely or by accident)\n\u2013 Someone else at the restaurant added a couple of bucks and put the charge through (purposely or by accident)\n\u2013 There was a bank or credit card error in the amount of two dollars\nAnd now there is a dilemma about what to do about it:\n\u2013 Take my receipt down to the restaurant and demand to talk to the manager to get them to reverse the charge\n\u2013 Talk to the waiter directly about it, giving him a chance to investigate\n\u2013 Pretend it never happened (it is only two dollars after all)\nIf I go down to talk to the manager, what will happen to my waiter if he is to blame? Will he be fired? The poor kid just arrived in New York and is struggling. I don\u2019t want him to be fired over this if by chance he is at fault, and yet if he is, he clearly should not be engaging in this type of behavior. If he is not to blame and someone else is, what happens to them? Perhaps it would be better to confront the waiter directly, giving him the opportunity to explain or investigate without management knowing?\nMaybe it is all just a misunderstanding, an accident easily rectified.\nI am a practical person. I don\u2019t believe in making a big deal out of things that are trifling. I am not one of those people who is so wedded to \u201cthe principle of the thing\u201d that I lose sight of reality. Life is too short really. And yet, I feel a little as if a trust has been betrayed. I have really enjoyed spending time in this cafe, chatting with my waiter, sipping coffee and working. My image of this place is now a little tainted. I would like to be proven wrong, but can only do so by bringing it up.\nOn the other hand, I could just let it drop, continue to enjoy the environment and pay cash from now on. I think I like the sound of that best. What do you think? 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        "raw_content": "Reinhold and the need for interlocutor\nOf the many \"minor figures\" in the history of philosophy who have diverted my attention over the years, I am especially fond of Karl Leonhard Reinhold. Famous as a populariser of Kant, for attempting to give the critical philosophy a foundation and to accomplish scientific and systematic certainty in its context (an effort which gave a strong impetus to work by Fichte and others), Reinhold also had a number of less well-known later stages in his career after his expressly Kantian beginning. Serious criticism led Reinhold to set aside his so-called Elementary philosophy, but his pursuit of certainty, as well as a religious bent (he had been educated by Jesuits, took Roman Catholic holy orders, and was a Freemason) took him through a number of subsequent philosophical systems. He wanted, he said, a philosophy \"without epithet.\" He engaged by turns with Jacobi and Fichte, then with Bardili (speaking of \"minor\" figures ...) and finally expounded an approach more grounded in linguistics, critiquing his own earlier standpoints from philosophy of language (in this respect, at least, not unlike the work of Herder and Hamann), until he died in 1823. His considerable influence on German philosophy arguably extended until the death of his student Trendelenburg in 1872.\nHegel's main engagement with Reinhold is in the early work on the difference between Fichte and Schelling, and it does not leave a flattering impression of Reinhold. Hegel faults him for inconsistency, for being a bad reader, even for not recognizing his own footprints. He cites a review of Reinhold that suggests that Reinhold's infatuation with Christoph Bardili (whose work, he said, helped purge him of the influence of the transcendental philosophy) was really unwittingly \"going to school with himself\" because -- surprise! -- Bardili had been influenced by Reinhold first! This is a double-whammy of a critique, because it's hard to avoid noticing that Hegel's estimate of Bardili is already not high, so he's really saying that Reinhold stands behind this second- or third-rank philosopher, and then adding that Reinhold isn't sharp enough to notice this himself. (Nothing by Bardili has been translated into English, to my knowledge, but there are a few secondary sources if you dig around. To spell it out in detail would be the matter for another post, but suffice to say I don't feel Hegel has been fair -- though scholarship does acknowledge that Reinhold may well have influenced Bardili first [he was, after all, the older thinker and had a head-start].)\nHegel is not alone in proffering the charge of inconsistency as reason for not taking Reinhold seriously, but you can't help but feel from the \"Difference\" essay that a good part of Hegel's polemic is just a little mean-spirited, which casts some doubt on his motives (even if Reinhold's reading does have some blind spots). In any case, Reinhold made no secret of his serial conversions, and inconsistency (when owned and acknowledged) is not a philosophical disqualification; it's hard to imagine this being held against Wittgenstein or Russell or Putnam, for instance. Speaking for myself, Reinhold's shifting stances were an effect of the reason I myself am so fond of him, and of why I feel close to him temperamentally: he read his contemporaries enthusiastically and broadly and as if they might genuinely teach him something. There is, to me, something very winning in Reinhold's unsettledness, and if we smile at his readiness to proclaim each of his successive lodestars the answer, one may still admire his perpetual openness, his hope, his willingness to begin again.\nNow it's true that I read differently than Reinhold, who really did seem to have a series of discrete positions (though there's also a continuity from phase to phase). I turn repeatedly to one \"new name\" after another (new to me, anyway), not because I believe that the key to all the mysteries is just one elusive master thinker away, but because I'm not in the market for a master thinker at all. I'm hungry for serious engagement with the questions, and the names I haven't heard before tend to give me a slant (and sometimes much, much more than a slant) that I haven't yet encountered. It doesn't matter if this is an off-center contemporary or an overlooked or eclipsed past figure; I'm far more likely to get something unanticipatable from them than from someone like Heidegger or Quine precisely because of the ubiquity of Heidegger or Quine. (The suggestion that I'm just going to get watered-down, derivative Heidegger or Quine from most of my contemporaries is one of those dangerous half-truths that would require another post to engage it fully; for now let's leave it at saying that I do tend to shy away from reading secondary literature and \"applications\" [\"...a Deleuzian account of...\"] but I also do not regard thinkers as merely functions of, or reducing to, their \"predecessors.\")\nSome read and re-read only (or almost only) the \"big names\" in the canon (or commentary on them), or some subsection thereof. Others read in their \"field\" -- keeping up to date in aesthetics, ethics, bioethcs, political philosophy, ecophilosophy, philosophy of mind, philosophy of religion, philosophy of.... I am both more scattered, and more focused. 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        "raw_content": "NFL Playoffs \u2013 Colts vs Broncos Predictions\nIf there\u2019s one game that represents past vs future in these NFL playoffs it has to be the clash of quarterbacks between the Indianapolis Colts with Andrew Luck and the Denver Broncos with Peyton Manning, facing his former team.\nLuck and Manning have already met this season and it wasn\u2019t even close. However, so many things change from week 1 until the point we\u2019re in now it\u2019s as if that game hasn\u2019t really happened, or has a chance of influencing the occurrences of their playoff meeting. Peyton Manning is the kind of one-and-done in the NFL postseason (Eight times!!! in his 17-year career) while Andrew Luck is only in his third NFL season but already with two postseason victories to his name and has never missed a playoff.\nBeyond the nice touch of sons of former quarterbacks going head to head in the postseason while their fathers have never gotten this far, there\u2019s the difference in the teams. The Colts became more and more Luck\u2019s team as this season dragged on, something many have been urging Chuck Pagano to do since the beginning of last season. The Broncos have gone through the opposite course \u2013 taking touches and decisions away from Peyton Manning, although that might be more than just letting him rest before the postseason.\nAfter setting records on fire through the first half of the season, Manning is going through somewhat of a miserable finish. He can\u2019t the job done in the red zone over the last five games after leading most of those numbers through the first 12 weeks of the season. He\u2019s been going too much at Demaryius Thomas of late, but once again \u2013 maybe all the balls being handed off to C.J. Anderson and focusing on just one receiver is the Broncos way of fooling their upcoming opponents.\nOne thing is for sure: No one might be willing to admit it, but Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos feel like it\u2019s now or never. They improved their team from last season, especially on defense, with the demolition in the Super Bowl against the Seahawks sitting and not letting go even a year later. But Manning is declining. This team was built to win with him as the man leading them forward. His surprising decline all of a sudden might mean the window to win with this group of players might be closing.\nLuck has posted some impressive numbers this season, but is prone to make mistakes. He has good receivers but no running game, and a defense that\u2019s been inconsistent, especially when they\u2019ve been playing opponents from outside the AFC South. He and his team were crushed in the divisional round against the Patriots last season, run all over by that ground game. They\u2019re not likely to see such a one-sided offense this time, but it\u2019s their opportunity to show this season has been another step up the NFL hierarchy ladder.\nDespite Peyton Manning weakening, the Broncos are still heavy favorites, as the winter should also play a factor against a team used to playing in a dome. Peyton Manning is trying to solidify his legacy which has a lot of playoff losses in it, while Andrew Luck is in the midst of carving out one for himself. But if the Colts offense can\u2019t put together a more complete and varied display than usual, Andrew Luck alone isn\u2019t going to be enough.\nTags: 2014 nfl season, Colts vs Broncos, denver broncos, Divisional Round, Indianapolis Colts, nfl playoffs, postseason",
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        "raw_content": "Pradeep Nilanga Dela, Diyawadana Nilame - Sri Dalada Maligawa\nThe Sacred Tooth Relic was once the symbol of the ruling king. As much as the Sacred Temple of the Tooth became the most venerated Buddhist shrine the Diyawadana Nilame is hailed as the symbol of leadership in the world. The person elected to this respected post should be devote Buddhist, good administrator, a honest financial controller, and a have good public relations with a reputed family back ground.\nThe present Diyawadana Nilame Pradeep Nilanga Dela has fulfilling all required qualifications was elected to this post by a record majority on the 01st day of July 2005. He hails from a respected family in the district of Ratnapura in the province of Sabaragamuwa.He was born on the 28th day of October 1973 as the second child of Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Sarathchandra Dela who lived at their ancestral home called Godella Walauwa in a beautifully located village in Dela.\nHe was educated at a leading Buddhist school Nalanda College where he did very well academically and the sports field. He was soon appointed a senior school prefect and won the confidence of most of his teachers and school mates. In the tender age of 25yers he was elected to the post of Basnayake Nilame of the Maha Saman Devale in 1999. In addition he was also elected as the Basnayake Nilame of the Ruhunu Maha Katharagama Devale in 2001.\nIn 2004 he was returned uncontested to the Maha Saman Devale. This was unique feature and he goes in to history as the only person to hold these three prestigious posts at one and the same time. A total vegetarian and a devote Buddhist he was also the President of the Sri Lanka Tame elephant Owners Association of Sri lanka. His attendance to the matters of temples in the island with lesser infrastructure and Damma schools with lesser facilities has been the high light of his carrier. He has been awarded many titles to his name for the service rendered in religious and social services. Among them he was conferred the \"Nalanda Keerthi Sri\" by Nalanda College, \"Buddha Sasana Bandu\" by the Syamopali Maha Nikaya and the Sabaragamu Sarasavi Abhiramya by the Sabaragamu University.",
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        "raw_content": "It was a bizarre sight \u2013 a rowdy group of ragged urchins pursued by a middle-aged priest in his cassock. Overtaking the stragglers he got their attention. Curious, the leaders began to drift back. Soon all were ambling animatedly to the house once more. The burst of truancy calmed, the lesson could be resumed.\nOn the outskirts of Paris in the late 1850\u2019s, rag-pickers and factory workers were attending a First Communion class. The priest was Peter Julian Eymard, founder of a religious community dedicated to the Eucharist, whose feast we celebrate on the 2nd of this month.\nIn just a few years some 7,000 new inhabitants had drifted to the capital from the impoverished countryside (by 1856 Paris counted 1,538,600 inhabitants). They lived in wretched hovels, prostitution was rife, the ravages of alcoholism everywhere. Neither police nor clergy would dare enter such a \u201cLions\u2019 Den\u201d (as one of the slums was called) for fear of being stoned. With barely enough to eat, children and adolescents \u2013 many abandoned by their parents \u2013 toiled 12-15 hrs a day in noxious settings, six days a week, without holidays. Their life-expectancy was 30 years.\nOn the outer side of the new community\u2019s lodgings, Lower Street descended into the slums \u2013 rue d\u2019Enfer, \u201cinferior\u201d street (translatable, ironically, as \u201cStreet of Hell\u201d!).\n\u201cIt is simply impossible to tell you,\u201d Eymard told a friend, \u201cthe state of degradation, of ignorance in which we find these young workers.\u201d Illiteracy was rife, religious ignorance abysmal.\n\u201cMany have not the first notion of God! Their only fears are prison and destitution.\u201d As one boy exclaimed, \u201c\u2018God\u2019 \u2013 what\u2019s that?\u201d\nTeaching such youngsters who, as Eymard admitted, \u201care often insolent,\u201d was daunting. A collaborator described them as \u201cfilled with hesitation and distrust, coming towards him timidly and then fleeing as fast as their legs could carry them.\u201d Volunteers often gave up.\nYet Eymard won them over. Volunteers marvelled at \u201cthe cleverness and .. patient goodness needed to awaken their attention and hold it, and even more so to regain it in the midst of bursts of laughter, silly questions, smart answers, or songs started by some clown and taken up by all at the top of their voices right in the middle of an explanation!\u201d\nThe First Communion program was held three times a year, with classes in the evenings \u2013 twice a week, then every night, with a three-day retreat prior to First communion.\nEymard undertook the work with immense faith, convinced that God would provide despite scant resources and little money. Helpers came from the St Vincent de Paul Society, money from friends. Women volunteers allowed young girls to participate as well.\nEach communicant was to recruit others; and they did \u2013 with resounding success. The net spread ever wider, including families. Numbers grew \u2013 about 100 to 150 a year.\nIt was Eymard\u2019s \u201cprincely\u201d ministry. For God, he told his ragamuffins, \u201cyou are princes\u201d \u2013 and they responded. \u201cThose little street urchins become humanized little by little. \u2026 They are no longer the same.\u201d He had the gift of touching their hearts.\n\u201cWhat I would like you to retain, at least, from this retreat,\u201d he would say, \u201cis the knowledge of Jesus Christ. Without that, your First Communion will be of no use to you at all. In your instruction at catechism, you were told who he is. You have him in your head; now you have to put him in your heart.\u201d\nHe gave them a sense of their dignity. \u201cUntil now, nobody has shown you honour. But today the Church is celebrating a feast for you and people are flocking here.\u201d\nIt is touching to hear him speak of First Communion. \u201cWhen the day comes, each communicant is newly dressed; they are really spruce on that great day \u2026 they take their place in Church and in society.\u201d For most, these were their first new clothes. \u201cNot one of the 107 communicants came as a pauper, for all were wearing a wedding garment for the feast.\u201d\nHe kept contact with them to encourage their perseverance, and could declare, \u201cWhat consoles me is to see the majority of our communicants become good Christians.\u201d\n\u201cThey now call me the Father of the poor, the consolation of the afflicted. Everybody comes!\u201d\nWhat might we learn from him for our day?\nFr. Tony McSweeney, SSS",
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        "raw_content": "Gender & Ethnic Studies Collections at Cushing Library\nLGBT+ Book Awards\nClick this link to leave this site and immediately be redirected. If you are in danger, call 911.\nWelcome to library research in LGBT+ Studies. This guide is intended to help you find library resources specifically aimed at research in the field. I am Bruce Neville, a Librarian at Evans Library. Please don't hesitate to call on me for questions related to library resources in LGBT+ Studies . See the Author Profile on the left for how to reach me.\nFinding articles in the journal literature requires the use of indexing and abstracting databases. The databases listed here are good for LGBT+ studies.\nASC is an interdisciplinary database good for all fields of study; good for beginning research, but not comprehensive.\nWeb of Science is an interdisciplinary database of scholarly journals and conferences in all fields, both the sciences and the social sciences, a good starting point for serious research. Web of Science has the largest database of citing references.\nThis resource provides access to literature covering the history and culture of the United States and Canada, from prehistory to the present.\nGender Studies Database combines Women's Studies International and Men's Studies databases with the coverage of sexual diversity issues. Gender Studies Database covers the full spectrum of gender-engaged scholarship.\nThe database includes comprehensive indexing and abstract coverage as well as a specialized LGBT Thesaurus containing over 6,400 terms. Full text content includes more than 120 of the most important and historically significant LGBT journals, magazines and regional newspapers, as well as more than 140 full-text monographs and books.\nCushing Memorial Library is home to extensive collections in Gender and Ethnic Studies, including the Don Kelly Research Collection of Gay Literature and Culture. For more information, use the link below to be directed to their page.\nGender & Ethnic Studies at Cushing Library\nThe resources listed here are important research materials, aside from peer-reviewed journal articles. The Archives of Sexuality and Gender contains important primary material. PAIS indexes \"gray literature\" on Public Affairs. CQ Researcher provides pro and con commentary on social issues.\nBrings together approximately 1.5 million pages of primary sources on social, political, health, and legal issues impacting LGBTQ communities around the world. Rare and unique content from microfilm, newsletters, organizational papers, government documents, manuscripts, pamphlets, and other types of primary sources sheds light on the gay rights movement, activism, the HIV/AIDS crisis, and more.\nCQ Researcher Plus Archive\nThe CQ Researcher is a collection of reports covering political and social issues, with regular reports on topics in health, international affairs, education, the environment, technology and the U.S. economy.\nThe PAIS International database indexes journal articles, books, government documents, statistical directories, grey literature, research reports, conference reports, publications of international agencies, microfiche, Internet material, and more in the field of public affairs. Newspapers and newsletters are not indexed.\nLibrary Catalog (LibCat)\nMSL Library Catalog\nWorldCat is a database of library catalogs from all over the world. If some library has it, it will be in WorldCat. You can use Get It For Me to Get It For You.\nLambda Literary Foundation.\nGolden Crown Literary Society\nLesbian literature awards.\nThe Publishing Triangle presents nine awards each spring, honoring the best in LGBT writing.\nCampus resource center for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender Aggies and their straight supporters; located in Bizzell Hall 158.\nAggie Allies\nAggie Allies are faculty, staff, and students who are willing to provide a safe haven, a listening ear, and support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people or others dealing with sexual orientation issues.\nProvides a range of services including personal and career counseling, academic skills enhancement, testing, outreach programming, psychiatric services, consultation, and crisis intervention.\nProvides Texas A&M students with quality programs of preventive, therapeutic, and primary medical care services and prepares them for success in preserving health and promoting wellness.\nEnhancing the opportunities of students to participate fully in the University experience by providing information, services, programs, and involvement opportunities that facilitate responsible life choices and promote awareness of self and community.\nURL: https://tamu.libguides.com/lgbtq\nSubjects: Women's & Gender Studies\nTags: bisexual, gay, gender studies, GLBT, homosexual, lesbian, queer, trans, transgender",
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        "raw_content": "Deirdre of the Sorrows - Queen of Wands\nThis lady seems to be doing well for herself, but doesn\u2019t seem to focus on the material aspects in the same way as the Queen of Coins appears to do so.\nHer diadem and billowing green dress are possibly the only indications we really have of her position and stature in the court system. If you look around at her surroundings, there is not a lot there which gives the impression of luxury or extravagance.\nShe is a beautiful queen, who could appear quite alluring in some ways. Notice her fullness of figure and flowing red hair. I know it is somewhat of a stereotypical comment, but her red hair really could show she is not someone you would want to mess with. Whereas the Queen of Swords would be quite cutting with words, she would probably see through any ruse before you had the chance to take advantage of her. If the Queen of Wands were to show her colours, you may find yourself having to deal with a mini tornado! Think of how cats can change from being docile to showing their claws in an instant, and at the slightest provocation. Yep, that is our Queen of Wands!\nAs Deirdre has already said, she may prefer the company of men, but that is not necessarily in a sexual way. Men may be able to stimulate her through shared interests or outlooks. Women who do not understand this trait could see her as a threat or rival, but that may not be the case at all.\nAs a younger woman she may well have been labelled as being a \u2018tom boy\u2019 preferring the rough and tumble play activities of her male counterparts.\nWith regards her own parenting skills, she may be the sort of parent who lets her children run free, allowing them to learn about life through experiences. This may well include ups and downs, but those experiences would stand them in good stead. She will not pamper them, but nor would she let them get into any dangerous situation. She will love them with a passion and woe betides anyone who mistreats them. She would have learned how to be independent at a young age, and would want her own children to do the same, understanding how valuable play and socialising at this age can benefit them in the future.\nCertainly she would associate more with cats than dogs. Cats are independent, thus reflecting her own personality, yet can be very affectionate. This affection can be turned on or off at a whim, depending on whether they feel like attention or not. This certainly would be how we would view the Queen. She may appear aloof one minute, and playful the next. Dogs would often be of no consequence to her. In general they are more needy than cats and certainly prefer company to being alone.\nIn business, this Queen is one who will have a sensible head on her shoulders, and will not be one to underestimate. She is the go-getter and will work incredibly hard if it is something she believes in. If you want a task doing well, and to the bitter end, she may be the one to call on. Quite often she will make a good business partner, and in some cases a good boss. If you want to have someone on your side that will be assertive when support is needed, she may well come through. The only downside may be her temper.\nWith regards additional items in the card, we do see a bowl with the Roman numeral X on the side. If this were to be equated to the tarot card from the Major Arcana, what would that indicate? Could it show she could change quite quickly with regards temperament? Or could it show she may display some good business skills, whereby she has the ability to pull success out of failure, through sheer hard work and perseverance?\nWhy is the bowl empty?",
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        "raw_content": "#GoDoFly proudly presents Iira Vilkko\n#GoDoFlythealwaysbeliever April 2, 2014 0\nWelcome to another week here at #GoDoFly. We are proud to present Iira Vilkko. She is an avid Ellen DeGeneres lover, passionate writer as she knew that is what she wanted to do since she was 10 years old, a world traveler as she spends her extra cash on that amazing hobby and overall a person who is just like you and me. How so? She loves her family and friends and with the help of them and most of her self, she overcame depression and other hard times.\nWe have chatted with her quite a few times, she is energetic and ready to share her story. We recommend you check her \u201cchaotic\u201d blog out and step into her world. We also hope to be hearing more from her in the future. Since she is such an inspiring soul!\nRemember, anything is possible! \ud83d\ude42\nI would define myself as kind, fun-loving, and somewhat of a loner. I\u2019m a big dreamer and sometimes can be very impulsive.\n2- What is your #GoDoFly story?\nA few years ago I was struggling with school, friendships, and had absolutely no idea what would happen after graduation. I had no prospect of a job, nor any certainty of getting a spot at another school in the fall. It takes less to drive me crazy; I stress over little things, but these were all huge shadows over my head.\nI don\u2019t share my feelings easily with others. This is something I know my friends find frustrating sometimes. Even I find it frustrating. I just can\u2019t get the words out, and sometimes it\u2019s just so much easier to say I\u2019m fine, even though I\u2019m not, and hope there won\u2019t be any follow-up questions. Telling this story isn\u2019t easy, either, but I\u2019m thinking if it\u2019ll help even one person, it\u2019s totally worth every effort.\nAs the spring progressed, so did my stress-levels. Our class was dysfunctional and we didn\u2019t get along with each other. I only had two friends at school, and thinking back, I feel very fortunate to have had them. School came to an end soon, but about a week before that I managed to land a job for the summer. It wasn\u2019t what I had hoped for, and the pay wasn\u2019t great, either, but it was a job and I could pay the bills. So I took it. My boss was even kind enough to give me two weeks off for our family vacation that had already been organized way before. That trip turned out to be the only good thing about that summer.\nThe job wasn\u2019t easy, but I made it to the end of my contract. I also paid the price for that. My days were from 6.30am until 5pm, leaving me exhausted when I finally got home, often too tired to make any plans with anyone. Sometimes a friend would call me and ask me to join her, but with an hour\u2019s notice I didn\u2019t want to do anything, nor was I really up for it. Eventually my friends stopped asking, and so did I. I was tired all the time, I was stressed, and I was everything but happy. A small thing, like too hot a weather or forgetting to tape a TV show, was enough to make me cry. I wasn\u2019t sleeping well, and it felt like there was a monster inside of me all the time, making it hard for me to even try and be happier, causing endless anxiety and suffocating me.\nNot seeing much of my friends that summer, they had no idea what I was going through. Remember, what I told you about not being good at sharing? I didn\u2019t see the point in telling them, or anyone else. But, fortunately, my mother noticed I wasn\u2019t fine. She called me one day, and said she\u2019d like to stop by on her way to work. It was a Saturday, and I was at home alone, having bawled my eyes out because a few of my friends had gone to a theme park and it hadn\u2019t even occurred to them to ask me. I told my mom she didn\u2019t have to come, but she insisted, and said she would bring some food, too, even though I couldn\u2019t even think about eating when I was feeling so miserable. Half an hour later she was behind my door with two Big Macs, and she sat me down on my couch, and we talked. Well, she talked, and I cried. I knew I wasn\u2019t fine, of course. So did she. It was clear that I was going through some form of depression and we talked about my options.\nWhat I really remember from that day is that after my mom left, a huge weight left with her. All I had really needed was someone to talk to, to have someone understand and care. That day I hit my very bottom and it was uphill from there. Of course, I wasn\u2019t miraculously healed. It took a lot of time and patience, and eventually I even told a couple of friends what had been going on. And I did it without them asking, which was a big step for me. I\u2019m known as the quiet one among my friends, I really don\u2019t talk too much. After all of that, I sort of forced myself to start, and I\u2019m glad I did. After my mom left my apartment that day, I inhaled that Big Mac. It tasted pretty darn good.\nI got into school that fall. I started doing better, and made new friends. I was so much happier, and realized the amazing power of positive thinking. I realized there was no point in dwelling in the past, or worry about the things that were still far ahead. I focused into everything that was good in my life. I know there are people with far more serious problems, and that maybe I even got off easy. Yeah, maybe I did. But what I also took from that experience is that one should never diminish someone else\u2019s issues. Everyone has their ordeals and hardships, and if it\u2019s something that makes them scared and desperate, it\u2019s a big deal, no matter what it is. All we can do is our best.\nFind what it is that you want to do with your life. Then make it happen.\nFor me it has always been writing, but I don\u2019t think I really grasped that until all of this. I started blogging at the end of that year, and it has literally changed my life, even though blogging hasn\u2019t become anything more to me than a hobby. Maybe one day it will, who knows. For now I\u2019m just happy I can express myself through writing, and I\u2019m also working on my first novel. My outlook on life is definitely different from what it was a few years ago, and I can look back at what I went through as something that taught me the value of my life and myself.\n3. What made you realize you needed a change the most?\n-Overall I wasn\u2019t feeling good about myself or my life, and then realized something had to be done in order for me to begin recovery. Recognizing that I was dealing with depression was step one. After that it wasn\u2019t easy, but a little easier. I didn\u2019t want to feel so bad all the time, and I knew I couldn\u2019t expect others to just pick me up; I would have to meet them half way.\n4. Do you talk more to your friends right away now?\n\u2013 Yes. Nowadays, if something is bothering me, I\u2019m actually really bad at keeping it a secret. I still stress very easily, and having the stress building up makes me too anxious \u2013 I just have to open my mouth.\n5. What can you say to those who are too shy to speak about their feelings?\n-Honestly, saying something like \u201cjust talk\u201d would be inconsiderate; there\u2019s a reason one can\u2019t find the words to say to another, even though the reason might not be so clear. I know it can be very hard to open up to other people, and even though I finally spoke up, it doesn\u2019t mean I\u2019m now good at it. Sure, I talk more, but sometimes I still find it awkward. It\u2019s actually one of the reasons I love blogging so much; it\u2019s my way to scream things to the Universe. So my advice would be: try to find an outlet you\u2019re comfortable with. Maybe it\u2019s writing a letter to someone? It can be anything you want, as long as you don\u2019t let yourself be alone with your problems anymore. I promise, you will feel relieved and a whole lot better, when you let someone in.\n6. What made you keep going and keeps you inspired?\n\u2013 I could see the progress I was gradually making, and that pushed me forward. I was feeling better and finding new exciting things to focus on. What keep me inspired are new challenges, a positive attitude, and my friends and family.\n7. Have you had another downfall since then or have you gradually gotten out of it?\n\u2013 I haven\u2019t reached that low point again, and I\u2019m so happy for that. I get sad and feel down every once in a while, just like everyone else. I also feel like I have a tendency to a deeper sadness; if one thing goes wrong I easily feel like everything else is wrong too, and suddenly I remember all the bad things that have ever happened to me. That snowball effect\u2026 So I still have things to work on, but mostly I am a happy person \ud83d\ude42\n8. What do you want to do with your future and writing?\n\u2013 I want to keep writing and be a published author one day. I get such a thrill from writing and who knows, maybe my blog will become bigger some day, too. I\u2019m just hoping to make a living doing something I love, and maybe make even a little difference.\n\u2013 A ton. Assumed you want them, make sure to subscribe to my blog! But in all seriousness, learn to love yourself and remember that no one can make you feel inferior without your permission. And remember, there will always be people who care about you.\nIIRA VILKKO\nI was born in Finland in 1989 and was also raised here. My parents got divorced when I was very little, and so my brother and I ended up living with our mother. Our parents have always been big on traveling and took us with them from very early on, so traveling has always been a big part of our lives. Even after the divorce our parents remained friends and we took family trips together. My brother and I had a happy childhood and we always had people around who loved us.\nI\u2019ve seen and done a lot in my 24 years, even though sometimes it doesn\u2019t feel like it. I\u2019ve lived in the States for a short while, working and doing some volunteering. 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        "raw_content": "After watching a little Brit film called Cashback and sharing the sentiments of the story\u2019s young protagonist brief experience in art school, it reminded me of what I use to love to do. I began drawing when I was around six and the idea of being an animator for Disney had been regularly fed to my psyche. I only cared to draw and master the line and form throughout high school, aiming to that goal. After five years of art school and experiencing the pretentious, political and bureaucratic mentality within, I became jaded with it all. I didn\u2019t draw anything for five years. I immersed myself in photography. But it just wasn\u2019t the same. I missed it. I missed life drawing. It wasn\u2019t until I moved to California and became a toy designer that I picked up the graphite again. I jumped directly into drawing from memory and imagination after having left it all behind. I\u2019ve realized tonight how much I miss drawing. It\u2019s been a struggle to maintain the drive\u2026\nRegardless, I\u2019m still a hopelessly romantic artist. Perhaps, sometimes it just takes a beautiful muse.\n\u2190 The SAD DADDY ALBUM\u2026\nThe FILM SERIES\u2026 \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Laura Alberts Tasteful Options honored for winning wines\nLaura Alberts Tasteful Options of Daniel Island has been recognized with an Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator for its wine selection. According to a press release, the award recognizes restaurants offering a \u201cwell-chosen assortment of quality producers along with a thematic match to the menu...\nBusiness Briefs - August 9, 2018\nAMERIPRISE\u2019S JODY C. HYDEN REACHES CAREER MILESTONE Jody Hyden, CRP, CRPC, ChFC a financial advisor with Hyden and Associates, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. on Daniel Island, has reached a career milestone through the company\u2019s Circle of Success program....\n(Editor\u2019s note: Doug Dickerson, author of Management Moment, a regular Daniel Island News column, has spent the last five weeks in China leading a team of teachers and students teaching ESL to Chinese students. Below, he provides two blog posts as part of his \u201cPostcards from China\u201d series...\nBLACKBAUD NAMED TO FORBES BEST EMPLOYERS FOR WOMEN 2018 LIST Blackbaud, the world\u2019s leading cloud software company powering social good, has been named to Forbes America\u2019s Best Employers for Women 2018 list. Blackbaud was specifically recognized in the IT/Internet software category for excellence...\nO2 FITNESS ON DI MOVING TO CENTRAL ISLAND SQUARE Daniel Island\u2019s only full service public gym is expected to move to a new, larger space at Central Island Square on Island Park Drive later this year. According to Peter Harper of Lee & Associates, the commercial brokerage company handling the...\nJAPAN KARATE INSTITUTE TO ADD CLEMENTS FERRY LOCATION After 15 years on Daniel Island, Japan Karate Institute is expanding to a second location off Clements Ferry Road on Deanna Lane. According to a letter sent to students last week, as well as an announcement on JKI\u2019s Facebook page, the second...\nGreetings from Dongguan, China!\n\u201cYou\u2019re off to Great Places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting, so\u2026get on your way!\u201d \u2013 Dr. Seuss. Oh, The Places You\u2019ll Go I am writing to you from Dongguan, China, in the province of Guangdong, on the east coast of China \u2013 on the mainland. I am here leading a team of teachers and...\n\u201cOne of the most sincere forms of respect is actually listening to what another has to say.\u201d - Bryant H. McGill A WORD ABOUT LISTENING Listening. Yes, I know, it\u2019s a leadership topic that\u2019s been tackled by the best of them for a very long time. But read up on any of the current...\nJIM ROWAN II RECEIVES THE EDWARD JONES\u2019 EAGLE AWARD Edward Jones Financial Advisor Jim Rowan II of Daniel Island recently received the firm\u2019s Eagle Award for his \u201cclear vision of both client and business goals\u201d over the past year, according to a press release. Only 1,607 of the firm\u2019s more...\nDr. Rebeca Zechmann recently announced that her practice, River Landing Dentistry, will open on July 9. \u201cThe practice is designed with the latest technology to offer services to the whole family,\u201d noted a press release. \u201cDr. Rebeca wants your visit to be as relaxing as possible because she\u2019s...",
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        "raw_content": "The Bicentennial Of His Birth Is The Perfect Time To Get Better Acquainted With American Hero Frederick Douglass\nDouglass called out the horrors of slavery by affirming founding principles. Now leading voices in government and culture illuminate why his ideas matter today.\nThis spring inaugurated a year-long national celebration commemorating the bicentennial of the birth of the iconic American Frederick Douglass. Born to an enslaved black woman on a Maryland plantation in 1818, Douglass escaped bondage and became a force for justice on the strength of his reasoned moral clarity and impassioned eloquence.\nTwo centuries later, elected officials and community leaders are coming together to celebrate his enduring relevance. By a rare unanimous vote, Congress established the Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Commission to plan and carry out educational events to honor his life and legacy. A rising portrait artist has interpreted the iconic activist. And a major motion picture is in the works. Last week, The Heritage Foundation hosted scholars and activists who discussed the varied aspects of Frederick Douglass and what his ideas mean today.\nA complex portrait emerged of one who loved his nation and agitated for change. As a newspaper editor, social reformer and adviser to President Lincoln, Douglass helped guide America through the turbulent Civil War. The conflict claimed more than 600,000 lives \u2014 nearly equal to the casualties of all other U.S. wars combined.\n\u201cThe epic story of Frederick Douglass contains a lot of the arc of American history,\u201d said Colin Hanna, executive producer of a forthcoming feature film about Douglass. \u201cHe is an heroic figure. Today, we hear that the \u2018Black Panther\u2019 movie represents the success of the first black superhero.\u201d\n\u201cI would argue that America\u2019s real first black superhero was Frederick Douglass.\u201d\nFeature Film to Celebrate His Life and Legacy\nA longtime public policy advocate and veteran, Hanna founded Enduring Impact Productions two years ago to bring Douglass\u2019 life story to the big screen.\n\u201cThere is a tremendously receptive environment right now for people to become acquainted with Douglass,\u201d said Hanna. \u201cMost people know only a handful of fragments of his story. One of the best ways of educating a wide swath of Americans is through a theatrical release motion picture. So that\u2019s what we\u2019re doing.\u201d\nWith contributions from several historical advisors, the team hired a Hollywood writer who had just completed a $50 million production. Similar to Douglass\u2019 story, that film also addressed slavery during the Civil War era.\n\u201cOur principal screenwriter is Leonard Hartman, who wrote \u2018The Free State of Jones\u2019 starring Matthew McConaughey,\u201d stated Hanna. \u201cHe has very specific, relevant experience. Leonard told me at one point, as he was researching the screenplay, he had 16 books by and about Frederick Douglass open on the floor of his office.\u201d\nAfter many drafts, a working screenplay was completed over the past month. They are now interviewing directors and actors, as well as raising an estimated $20 million to produce the film. \u201c2019 is an ambitious release date, but we\u2019ll never get it done if we don\u2019t set ambitious targets,\u201d noted Hanna. \u201cIt\u2019s quite an undertaking.\u201d\nThe Former Slave Whose Words Changed A Nation\nAn award-winning artist faced a similarly daunting task in interpreting Douglass. For years, artist Tom Matousek has come to know history by researching and painting portraits of important public figures. From Jackie Robinson to Winston Churchill to Saint Teresa of Avila, his unique style uses bold colors and geometric shapes to capture multifaceted personalities.\nWhen the Douglass Leadership Institute asked him to paint their namesake, Matousek did not know at the time this would bring his work national attention. The artist recalled how the reformer inspires him, even from his early years.\n\u201cAs a boy, Douglass was closed off from opportunity,\u201d observed Matousek. \u201cThen one door cracked open: the potential to read. He saw a sliver of light and thought, What\u2019s in there? He opened that door, taking it upon himself to be all he could be.\u201d\nHis wife Kris Matousek was involved in research for the portrait. She recounted a story from \u201cNarrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass\u201d illustrating his point. \u201cDouglass was creative and resourceful,\u201d she said. \u201cEven when barred from learning, he found ways to teach himself to read. Following the brutal treatment at the plantation, he worked as a house slave in Baltimore.\u201d\nWhere Douglass was enslaved, many local white families had less to eat than he did. \u201cDouglass would bring bread with him when he went to run errands,\u201d continued Matousek. \u201cGetting to know young white boys, he would challenge them: I\u2019ll bet I can read better than you. He would bring bread and trade it for reading lessons. They helped each other and there was mutual respect.\u201d\nDouglass was a rare exception to the conditions black Americans faced in the 19th century. Escaping from slavery, the self-taught orator and writer boldly called his nation to account with fiery anti-slavery speeches in northern U.S. cities.\nIn 1850, the Fugitive Slave Law essentially legalized the kidnapping of any black man, woman or child. \u201cThere was no protection by law for them anywhere in the United States,\u201d said Peter Myers of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire at the Heritage event. The author and lecturer often dispels popular myths about Douglass.\nHe quoted Frederick Douglass\u2019 now-iconic Fourth of July oration delivered in 1852. \u201cThere is not a nation on the earth guilty of practices, more shocking and bloody, than are the people of these United States at this very hour,\u201d stated Douglass. \u201cIn glaring violation of justice \u2026 and in diabolical intent, this Fugitive Slave Law stands alone in the annals of tyrannical legislation.\u201d\nHowever, Douglass diverged with popular anti-slavery ideology, including with that of his early mentor William Lloyd Garrison, who believed the Constitution to be pro-slavery. \u201cThe destruction of slavery, according to Garrison, required the destruction of America,\u201d said Myers. \u201cIt\u2019s surprising how quickly and thoroughly Douglass came to reject [this] position.\u201d\nIn that same 1852 speech, Douglass skillfully evaded these views and expressed support for American principles. \u201cTake the Constitution according to its plain reading, and I defy the presentation of a single pro-slavery clause in it,\u201d he stated. \u201cOn the other hand, it will be found to contain principles and purposes entirely hostile to the existence of slavery.\u201d\nYet scholars noted confusion about America\u2019s founding charter persists today.\nHis Grievances with America \u2014 and Gratitude\n\u201cDouglass knew how to balance the politics of grievance with the politics of gratitude,\u201d stated Dr. Diana Schaub of Loyola University Maryland at the event.\nShe summed up his political philosophy. \u201cHis shorthand formula for what is demanded of government is \u2018a fair field and no favor,\u2019\u201d said Schaub. \u201cIt means the establishment of equality before the law, which in turn means race-based injustices would need to be dismantled.\u201d\nThen as now, some contend the American founders offered no firm foundation to recognize equality and human dignity. Critics point to the Three-Fifths Compromise as proof of a pro-slavery Constitution. Repealed following the Civil War, a misreading of this clause continues to influence many Americans.\n\u201cPeople think that this was some commentary on black humanity, and it has nothing to do with that,\u201d said Myers following the event. \u201cThe three-fifths compromise was mainly about apportionment and taxation. How will this population of people, those enslaved and disfranchised, be counted?\u201d Regional power in the federal government is derived largely from how Congress, the electoral college and direct taxes are apportioned to each state.\nWhile many assume the three-fifths clause means that a black person was worth 60 percent of a white person, Myers shows the flaws of this understanding. \u201cThe slaveholding side argued they should be counted as whole persons,\u201d he continues. \u201cThe opposite side said, No, if you\u2019re going to treat them like property, then you can\u2019t have representation for property. So the most anti-slavery side wanted them to be counted as zero persons.\u201d\nThe three-fifths clause was struck down by the 14th Amendment to the Constitution ratified in 1868, followed by the right to voted explicitly granted to black Americans with the 15th Amendment in 1870. During this era, Douglass persisted as a national prophet of justice and equality.\n\u201cReal patriotism means holding America\u2019s feet to the fire of its noble principles,\u201d said Schaub. \u201cFor Douglass, a holiday never means a holiday from scathing criticism of American failings. He warned Americans against persecuting any variety of the human family.\u201d\nIt begs the question: how might he address current contentions of discrimination?\nWhat Douglass Would Say to Activists Today\nReverend Dean Nelson, chairman of the Douglass Leadership Institute, recalled his own journey starting out as a \u201cradical student activist\u201d at Howard University.\n\u201cI think of Frederick Douglass from an activist standpoint, because that is what I consider myself,\u201d began Nelson. \u201cIt\u2019s important for a generation of activists, especially young people, to take a look at who he actually became. We can start in one place, and end up somewhere else. There is an evolution of Douglass.\u201d\nLeading a team inspired by Douglass\u2019 legacy, Nelson has seen many attempt to coopt the 19th century statesman. He carefully translated the iconic agitator to current events. \u201cDouglass might affirm and to a degree encourage the modern Black Lives Matter movement,\u201d he offered. \u201cBut [BLM does not] line up with his philosophy.\u201d\n\u201cFrederick Douglass was a person of profound faith,\u201d continued Nelson. \u201cThe Black Lives Matter movement today actually does not embrace an idea that we should forgive those who have done wrong to us.\u201d He summed up their view as: The more wrong you have done, the more we should be antagonistic towards you.\nOther panelists emphasized where Douglass called for reforms in his own time. \u201cDouglass was emphatic there be no favors, no special categories created, no race-based privileges and no exemptions from a uniform standard,\u201d stated Diana Schaub.\n\u201cHe also recommended some carefully chosen forms of reparative justice, especially the provisioning of public education,\u201d she said. Regarding literacy as the path to liberation, Douglass would not brush aside current disparities in education funding and achievement. A recent national Pew Research study found 75 percent of blacks say lower quality schools are a major reason their families face barriers to success.\nCommunity and Elected Leaders Unite for National Effort\nAs a member of the Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Commission, Nelson noted they plan to speak out on other current issues. \u201cThere is a desire to address human trafficking,\u201d he said. \u201cThe idea is to create a new generation of abolitionists.\u201d\nOther appointed members of the Commission include historian David Anderson; Kay Coles James, president of The Heritage Foundation; Dr. Alveda King, pro-life activist and niece of Martin Luther King, Jr.; Ken Morris, Jr., president of the Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives and great-great-great grandson of Frederick Douglass; Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC); Star Parker, president of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education; and Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC).\nDetails of the Commission\u2019s planned nationwide activities are expected soon. It\u2019s striking how ideologically diverse these leaders are \u2014 reflecting Douglass\u2019 aversion to political polarization. While continually advocating for policy reforms, he saw the perils in viewing the other side of debates with hostility and personal animus.\n\u201cDouglass focused on unity and the ideals of America \u2014 while admitting, too often, the nation falls short or baldly contradicts those ideals,\u201d said Colin Hanna, hard at work on the Douglass feature film. \u201cThe ideals were right, while their implementation in American society was wrong.\u201d\n\u201cRather than us being separated along lines such as ethnicity or party, this message can bring America together.\u201d\nJosh Shepherd covers culture, faith, and public policy for several media outlets including The Stream. 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        "raw_content": "The gunman who critically wounded a Republican congressman during a shooting rampage at a baseball field was described by neighbors Wednesday as \"obnoxious\" about politics and \"reckless\" with his firearms.\nWitnesses say it soon became a gun battle between the shooter and police.\nA former home inspector and construction company owner who opened fire on Republican members of Congress who were at baseball practice died after a shootout with police, according to a Washington Post report. The weapons, a high-powered 7.62- caliber rifle and a 9mm handgun, were recovered at the scene, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation said it has no evidence that suggests the sales were illegal.\n\"We now have no evidence to suggest that the purchases were not lawful\", the FBI's Washington, D.C., field office and other federal, state and local law enforcement partners said in a statement Thursday afternoon. He was texting - he was texting letting people know we were under fire and that we needed help.\nHodgkinson reportedly was a regular presence in recent weeks on Mount Vernon Avenue, the main commercial street through Del Ray.\nAuthorities said Wednesday there was not yet a clear motive for the shooting, as the FBI investigated Hodgkinson's associations and social media postings.\nPence had visited the hospital where Scalise is being treated earlier in the day.\nEven more awesome, Rep. Brooks was standing not far from the 3 base line awaiting his turn at bat as the shooter started his attack only a few yards away, in the 3 base dugout. He has received multiple units of blood transfusion.\nOn Thursday morning, Scalise was in critical condition, undergoing a third operation, MedStar Washington Hospital Center reported.\nThe U.S. House of Representatives resumed normal business activities Thursday after sharply curtailing them following the shootings. \"He had communicated with us in the last seven months ten times, nine times by email, one time by telephone\".\nThe shooting occurred at a popular park and baseball complex where Republican lawmakers and others were gathered for a morning practice about 7 a.m.\n\"Tonight we will go to the game, play our hardest, but we will all be Team Scalise, \" House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi told reporters. They brought bouquets of flowers for the recovering victims.\nPelosi and other Democrats charged that Trump himself bears responsibility for the virulent state of political discourse - and some said for Wednesday's attack as well, given his embrace of aggressive rhetoric on the campaign trail and the outbreaks of violence at some of his rallies. And the people there say, you know, despite these local splits here, locally, it doesn't divide - they don't divide them personally. \"Pray for Steve!\" Trump wrote on Twitter.\nFour others were also injured in the incident and the gunman, who posted Facebook messages against President Donald Trump and Republicans, was killed by the police.\n\"I had no idea this was going to happen and I don't know what to say about it\".",
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        "raw_content": "Breathing is very much something we have become accustomed to. We\u2019ve done it since the moment we were born and have done it non-stop ever since. The average person will breathe between twelve and twenty times a minute (that\u2019s between seventeen thousand and thirty thousand breaths a day). But this doesn\u2019t mean that we should take it for granted. In fact, if anything, we should focus on it a whole lot more seeing as it\u2019s the very thing keeping us alive. So, for just a moment, let\u2019s talk about the quality of the air that sustains us. The quality of the substance that we fill our lungs with day in and day out. Because, believe it or not, the quality of the air that we breathe can have a profound impact on our overall quality of life in general. In fact, it could be as important as the quality of food that we eat or liquids that we drink, so requires just as much consideration and moderation. Read on to learn a little about how air quality can affect you and how to get the best out of the air around you!\nVarious studies (both past and ongoing) have been conducted into air pollution and how it affects our bodies and their functioning. As we are all well aware, the fossil fuels that we use on a regular basis release all sorts of terrible pollutants into the air. While a lot of focus has (rightly) been placed on how they affect the environment and atmosphere, fewer people seem to show concern in regards to what they do to us as individuals when we breathe them in. Tests have shown that they can significantly increase your chances of developing respiratory diseases (such as asthma) and conditions such as wheezing and coughing. As you would expect, these conditions affect more individuals living in cities and highly populated, built-up areas (where there tend to be more pollutants in the air).\nNow, of course, the best way to keep our planet\u2019s air clean is to reduce the amount of pollution that we produce as societies. However, in the meantime, you can also use some of the following methods to purify the air that is immediate to you.\nAir Quality Treatment\nOne of the most effective solutions for air pollution is to collaborate with air quality treatment professionals who specialise in areas such as energy efficiency, heating and cooling, intelligent energy, wind energy, solar and other renewable energies, and bioenergy.\nPlants are nature\u2019s very own life-support systems. They reduce the number of air particulates in their surroundings and photosynthesise carbon dioxide into oxygen. So try filling your home with houseplants like bamboo plants, peace lilies, and weeping figs. Not only will they look great, but they\u2019ll purify the air in your property too!\nAs you can see, we need to start focusing a whole lot more attention on the quality of everything that we put into our body, air included!",
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        "raw_content": "Colt's class had a Valentine's Party, which Susan and I were invited to. His teachers did a great job and put together a great party. He racked up on the Valentine's, and made Mom & Dad some special gifts, which were awesome. Click the pic above to see the pics!",
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        "raw_content": "DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY SECRETARY PUTS AN END TO THE MEDIA\u2019S LIES\nSIMON DAILY 2 DAYS AGO\nThe Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen Puts An End To The Media\u2019s Lies.\nThe media has been in a frenzy over ICE and the treatment of illegals. They have been going out of their way to twist the current tactics and policies to somehow be Trump\u2019s fault. As if he were responsible for the policies and laws that have been in place since well before his presidency. DHS Secretary Nielsen came out to fix this misconception about the treatment of illegal immigrants on our border.\nIn a Press Conference on Monday, she addressed this issue.\nReporter: \u201cMembers of Congress on the Democratic side say you are using children as a lever to try and get them to take legislative action. What do you say to that?\u201d\nNielsen: \u201cI say that is a very cowardly response. It is clearly within their power to make the laws and change the laws. They should do so.\nReporter: \u201c\u2026How is this not specifically child abuse for these innocent children who are indeed being separated from their parents?\u201d\nNielson: \u201cSo I want to be clear on a couple of other things. The vast majority, vast vast majority of children who are in the care of HHS right now \u2014 10,000 of the 12,000 \u2014 were sent here alone by their parents. That\u2019s when they were separated. So somehow we\u2019ve conflated everything. But there\u2019s two separate issues. 10,000 of those currently in custody were sent by their parents with strangers to undertake a completely dangerous and deadly travel alone. We now care for them. We have high standards. We give them meals, we give them education, we give them medical care. There\u2019s videos, there\u2019s TVs, I visited the detention centers myself. That would be my answer to that question.\u201d\nLater in the Press Conference, she is asked whether the coverage of the border security and policy in action are purposeful or not? Her answer pretty much sums up what the current issue is.\n\u201cI think that they [the released photos and videos] reflect the focus of those that post such pictures and narratives. The narratives we don\u2019t see are the narratives of the crime, of the opiods, of the smugglers, of people who are killed by gang members, of American Children who are recruited, and then when they lose the drugs they are tased and beaten. So we don\u2019t have a balanced view of what is happening. But what is happening at the border, is the border is being overrun by those who have no right to cross it\u2026\u201d\nAs you can see this is a tough job, no one wants to have to turn people away from our borders. But it is necessary as everyone must go through the appropriate channels. The Media keeps stressing that they are separating families. However, Nielsen has already explained that they are only being separated when there are safety concerns and when a crime is involved.\nShe even tweeted about it before, trying to clear the air.\n\u201cFor those seeking asylum at ports of entry, we have continued the policy from previous Administrations and will only separate if the child is in danger, there is no custodial relationship between \u2018family\u2019 members, or if the adult has broken a law.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "An unexpected, and sad call on Thursday informed me of the demise of a friend\u2019s mother, and the invitation to attend the traditional lunch offered by the family of the departed to relatives and friends. It was taking place at a restaurant nearby my apartment, which specializes in these kind of events. In fact, very often when I look out of my balcony I see a bus unloading a bunch of people mostly dressed in black, evidently representing the closing of a funeral.\nIn Tirana funeral parlors are open 24 hour a day, and funerals and burials are arranged and take place within 24 hours of the demise. The meal follows the return from the cemetery and it is quite traditional and observed by most religions. This was the 2nd time I attended a similar event here in Tirana, the first one being a few years ago. That one was for a departed Muslim, while this one was for a Catholic. In both cases, I was treated as a special guest, and, as such, seated to the right of the hosts, somewhat to my embarrassment. What I found out and interesting is that the mourning periods vary not only according to religious customs, but even from area to area of the country, and from city to city.\nThe sadness of the morning changed toward evening, with an unusual distraction for me.\nAt the end of a busy and hectic work month of May, I had planned to attend a musical event organized by the Italian Institute of Culture, which was being presented on the stage of Tirana\u2019s House of Opera and Ballet. The program sounded intriguing and I extended my invitation to a young couple of friends of mine, who happily joined me in attending.\nThe theater was packed and the performance was quite fascinating due to its particularly unusual style. Named \u2018Musica Nuda\u2019 (naked music) it was a presentation of Italian popular songs and even classical pieces by only two performers: a bass player and a young lady singer \u201cVoice\u2019n\u2019bass\u201d, who have been performing together for 10 years and tour all over.\nThey kind of \u2018strip\u2019 the original pieces and produce an eclectic effect type of sound and singing by a mixture of jazz, rock, and punk that easily grows on you as you listen to it for a while. Their web site gives a gist of their production. Although I was skeptical about the outcome of this event, I ended up really enjoying the performance, as much as my younger friends.\nBy 10:30pm we all felt like having something to eat, and went to a new local pizzeria that apparently has become quite known in town for its good food. Their pizzas are all the same size (about 2/3 of the large NY pizzas), with very thin and crusty bottom, but an extensive variety of toppings.\nThe place was very crowded, but we managed to get a good table. Each of us ordered a different type of pizza and they were all exceptional. Mine, named \u2018Saida\u2019, had a combination of mozzarella, gorgonzola, artichokes and pepperoni (couldn\u2019t finish it, but took home a care package of it). Real, real yummy!!\nAdding the pleasant company, it was a nice way to wind down the day and the month.",
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        "raw_content": "Putting Justin Smoak into Jose Bautista\u2019s Context\nby Gideon Turk September 8, 2017\nThe Blue Jays have been defined by no player better in the past decade than Jose Bautista, the former utility journeyman turned home run king. His transformation was the only thing that got fans through the lean years between Roy Halladay and the 2015 playoff run. He was the star.\nBut before he was able to do that, Jose Bautista had doubters. Hitting 54 home runs in 2010 was nice, but because he was going to be a free agent after the 2011 season, the Blue Jays had to make a decision about whether they believed in his talent or if he was a fluke. The decision polarized Toronto, with both sides of the debate having ample support. Alex Anthopoulos ended up betting on Bautista and extended him for five years before the 2011 season started. He decided that what he saw in 2010 was worth the risk. But throughout that process, Jose Bautista had his doubters.\nJustin Smoak does not.\nSmoak, of course, is going through a breakout of his own this season. With 137 games played in 2017, Smoak has received 552 plate appearances and hit a gaudy .283/.361/.561 with 37 home runs. I posed a question on Twitter earlier in the week, asking whether people were buying Smoak\u2019s breakout more than they did Bautista\u2019s and if so, why they were doing so. I received a few answers and I want to explore them in a bit more detail here. So why is Justin Smoak turning into an All-star more believable than Jose Bautista doing the same?\nWhen Jose Bautista became an All-Star at the age of 29, it was the first time in a while people believed in his talent. He was never listed on any top prospect lists while developing in the Pittsburgh Pirates minor league system. His comments in the Baseball Prospectus Annual in the mid 2000\u2019s were about his future as a utility man and he ended up bouncing around from team to team in the Rule Five Draft. Nobody was jumping to get their hands on Bautista in hopes that he would become the next big thing.\nThe complete opposite is true for Justin Smoak. He was taken 11th overall in the 2008 MLB Draft by the Texas Rangers, then rose as high as 17 on Baseball Prospectus\u2019 top prospect list and 13 on Baseball America\u2019s. When the Rangers wanted to Cliff Lee to front their playoff rotation in 2010, they needed to part with Smoak because he was a can\u2019t miss prospect. In 2009, BP said this of Smoak:\n\u201cThink Justin Morneau with the ability to switch-hit\u2014he could be that scary.\u201d\nIt\u2019s easy to see why people believe in Smoak today more than they did in Bautista eight years ago. For Smoak, it has been a matter of figuring things out and reaching his potential. In Bautista\u2019s case, it was like he made a change to his baseball DNA, allowing him to reach heights nobody ever saw coming.\nAs previously mentioned, Bautista was scheduled to hit free agency after the 2011 season, so there was a sense of urgency when it came to deciding what to do with him after his monstrous 2010. The Blue Jays could either have him play out the 2011 season, see if 2010 was a fluke and then make a contract offer, or they were able to extend him before 2011 and risk owing a lot of money to a player with just one good year. They decided on the latter, and it paid off for them.\nWith Smoak, the urgency doesn\u2019t exist. Much to the chagrin of Blue Jays fans last year, Smoak was given a contract extension for the 2017 and 2018 seasons with a six million dollar option for 2019. Although the move was widely questioned at the time, the Blue Jays brass defended it. Now they can enjoy the fruits of their labor for the next two seasons.\nWhat this means is that while for Bautista, people felt the need to question his talent because a lot of money was on the line, that just isn\u2019t the case for Smoak. Even if he crashes back down to earth next season, the Blue Jays still just owe him fewer than five million dollars. If he repeats his 2017 next season and then crashes in 2019, the Blue Jays will owe him for that team option, another small price that would have virtually no financial impact on the club. Believe in Smoak or don\u2019t believe in him, but either way, there isn\u2019t a lot riding on him compared to Bautista after his breakout.\nBecoming \u201cGood\u201d\nNobody mentioned this one when responding to my tweet, but I do think it is pretty important to discuss. Jose Bautista\u2019s ascent to stardom was well documented. Everybody knew about his leg kick. He made a dramatic change that led to dramatic results. It was very easy to point to one specific thing and say that is what caused him to become a superstar. He perfected his timing and was able to increase his power because of it. It didn\u2019t take a rocket scientist to figure that out.\nAsk somebody how Smoak has turned his career around, and the answers you\u2019ll get will likely be a lot murkier. That\u2019s because there hasn\u2019t been some drastic change. Rachael McDaniel wrote about Smoak\u2019s emotional well being and how he is finally having fun while playing baseball. That could be it, but we obviously have no way to quantify that to see if it is responsible. Matt Gwin wrote about the more statistical and mechanical changes that have occurred, but if you go and read that article, you\u2019ll see that it is a combination of changes that have got Smoak where he is today. It wasn\u2019t just one leg kick thing, it\u2019s a whole host of mechanical and discipline-based changes.\nKnowing this, you\u2019d think that people may not believe in Smoak as much as Bautista. For Bautista it was there for all to see. For Smoak, you have to be a pretty smart person to be able to break down his swing into parts and see the minor details that have been altered. If something looks the same but produces different results, usually we\u2019d think it wasn\u2019t sustainable.\nIn the end though, I think people believe in Smoak because there isn\u2019t much else to believe in right now when it comes to the Blue Jays big league team. It\u2019s been a very disappointing season and Smoak has been the only breath of fresh air since it started. Sure, the Blue Jays didn\u2019t make the playoffs in 2010, but they won 85 games. They were a good team! There was more at stake with that club, even though they ended up taking a step back, than there is with this one. 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        "raw_content": "Canberra, Australia\u2019s Capital \u2013 A Destination for All Seasons\nIf you feel like you are stuck in a routine lifestyle, then it\u2019s time for a change. You need to go on vacation and put all the things that are causing you stress aside. More importantly, you need to find a location where all worries fade into the wind, and then fill your ears with the sound of laughter in the streets, where the smell of fresh coffee fills your mornings and where you can meet friendly people who will exchange their interesting stories over a pint of beer with you. The place we are talking about is Canberra, Australia\u2019s finest jewel.\nHere are some of the reasons why we think you need to experience this must-visit destination.\n1. The finer things in life\nIf you\u2019re a fan of the fine arts then we highly recommend visiting the Canberra Theatre Centre. The repertoire is always packed with interesting plays and performances from both local and foreign performers. Therefore, make sure to check out all the upcoming shows if you plan to visit this amazing theatre. And if you want to experience something more down to earth and contemporary, we suggest attending a show at the Street Theatre. There you will get a chance to see the work of Canberra\u2019s local screenwriters. Furthermore, if you want to listen to some local bands performing their music, you can visit the Transit Bar, the Basement, or the Dock.\nIf you are experiencing the city for the first time, or even if you are visiting again, then the most important thing you need to do is to see the whole city and get to know it better. And what better way to do so than by air. Hot air balloon rides are an absolute hit in Canberra. Therefore, invite your friends, book a balloon and enjoy the breathtaking view of the city and all of its beauty. If you want a more affordable option you can go for a Canberra city bus tour. This is an efficient way to drive through town and enjoy all of its attractions up close. You can also hire a tourist guide who knows all of the town\u2019s hidden spots so you will have an opportunity to find some intimate restaurants and cafes as well. If you want to book the best and most affordable tours and go driving through the city, we recommend opting for an extraordinary and affordable bus charter.\n3. Where and what to eat\nCanberra certainly has some of the highest quality restaurants and cafes. This means that you won\u2019t be disappointed with the food there. For example, you can enjoy a nice gourmet evening at the Akiba restaurant. Here you can sample some traditional Asian dishes mixed with some modern western cuisines. Aubergine is another famous restaurant in Canberra which we recommend visiting. It\u2019s always busy and packed with guests looking for that unique fine dining experience that only this place can offer. Excite your taste buds and visit some of the most amazing restaurants in Canberra.\n4. Beer tours\nIf you want to experience some local brews and exchange some hearty stories with the locals we recommend participating in Dave\u2019s Brewery tour. Here you can get a chance to taste top quality brews and grab a snack to eat as well. You will also get a chance to see where and how the beer is made and talk with the brewers. Some of them are also willing to share their brewing knowledge if you are interested in trying to brew yourself.\nAs we can see, there are numerous fun and exciting attractions to see at this wonderful place. Pack your bags and get ready to experience an unforgettable vacation in Canberra, Australia.",
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        "raw_content": "ROME \u2013 Anthology 2005-2015\nA man with his guitar on an otherwise empty stage. A shroud of blue smoke. A lonely spotlight. A timeless aesthetic of solitude and submersion radiates off this picture, an aesthetic reappearing time and time again in 20th century music history: the restless seeker, the bohemian troubadour. Jerome Reuter embodies, breathes and feeds this aesthetic. A devoted traveler himself, Jerome Reuter has been expressing his musical visions with his project ROME since 2005, bleeding himself out on ten albums (and various other official releases) in as many years.\nJerome Reuter is part of a long tradition of lonesome guitar heroes, outcasts moving about restlessly, pursued by their dreams and demons, dedicated to a life beyond the pale. Jacques Brel, Johnny Cash, Townes Van Zandt, Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen, Michael Gira, Nick Cave \u2013 architects of melancholy like these have left their footprints in Jerome Reuter's artistic expression. His music unites American folklore with Chanson and the angst-ridden tristesse of English Post Punk \u2013 \u2018Chanson Noir\u2019, as he once called it. Looming above all this is his distinctive, deep voice. A voice you want to believe knows all about man's true nature and purpose. The lyrics to his concept albums (in which a single song despite its catchy tune always remains but a fragment of discourse rather than an analysis of historical reality) may be inspired by the works of William S. Burroughs or Bertolt Brecht, may dive into the literary oceans of Paul Bowles or Jack London, may be odes of love set against the backdrop of social and cultural conflict; what they always are, however, are honest expressions of freedom.\nThe protagonists of ROME's lyrical world are history's forgotten heroes and outsiders, most notably of the 20th century: Anarchist rebels (as on \u201cFlowers From Exile\u201d, 2009), the French resistance (\u201cNos Chants Perdus\u201d, 2010), Southern Africa's struggle for freedom (\u201cA Passage To Rhodesia, 2014) or revolutionaries and underground fighters such as those on ROME's ambitious trilogy \u201cDie Aesthetik Der Herrschaftsfreiheit\u201d (2011) inspired by the works of Peter Weiss and Pablo Neruda among others. ROME's central characters are gracefully sacrificing everything for love and ideals while taciturnly facing the turmoil life is throwing at them. Deep at the bottom of Jerome Reuter's work, however, lies the idea of the entente cordiale. Seeking to unearth the hidden passages between the nations. Hence the ambitious concept works, hence the multilingual lyrics and the relentless touring from Jerusalem to Saigon.\n\u201cBewegung entsteht durch Haltung\u201d \u2013 this slogan, which loosely translates to \"movement stems from composure\", is found on the very first release, the \u201cBerlin\u201d EP, and remains valid to this day. Jerome Reuter himself is the epitome of the particular brand of steadfast restlessness expressed in it. ROME knows no cheap thrills or shock tactics. True to his artistic vision, a heralder of melancholy, of elegiac hymns bearing the verve of protest songs, he travels the world, presenting his songs with fervor, pureness and deep empathy.\nTo celebrate the 10th anniversary of his project, ROME has not only embarked on an extensive tour with concerts in Tel Aviv, Berlin, Athens, Los Angeles, Moscow, Kiev, Rome, Madrid, London, Vienna, Zurich, Brussels, Cologne, Stockholm, Bucharest, Prague and numerous other cities, but is also releasing a concise retrospective entitled \u201cAnthology (2005-2015)\u201d. This selection features some of the most important works of ROME, songs of haunting beauty, moving through the hinterlands of fact and myth, and speaking of the greater context as well as from the heart. And as the ongoing tour has been showing, ROME just like Cash, Cave or Cohen before him, unites a diverse audience, of various generations, cultural and social backgrounds. This is then what true art comes down to. A man with his guitar. An otherwise empty stage... And so it begins anew.",
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        "raw_content": "The new year is almost upon us, and if you\u2019re like most Americans, you\u2019ve probably thought about the lifestyle changes you would like to make in 2018. Maybe you want to spend more time with your family, lose weight, or cut junk food out of your diet. Many Americans struggle to keep their resolutions, especially when it concerns their health and lifestyle choices. In this blog post, we\u2019ll give you two tips that will help you stick to your resolutions in the new year.\nSharing your goals with your doctor is one of the most effective ways to keep yourself on track. Not only will sharing your goals allow your doctor to bring any concerns that he or she has to your attention, but it will also allow your doctor to help you set goals that are realistic. A primary cause of failed resolutions is that people often set their goals too high, which can quickly lead to burnout and disappointment.\nWorking with your doctor will also help you to check in on your progress. In our last post, we took some time to explain why you should make regular physical exams a priority in your life. Regularly scheduled physical exams will allow you to check in with your doctor regarding your progress, and this can also increase your motivation. We\u2019re more likely to stick to our commitments when we involve others, and knowing that your doctor is tracking your progress can provide you with an incentive to keep working toward your goals.\nWe noted above that it\u2019s incredibly important to set realistic goals for yourself, and in this section we\u2019re going to explore that idea a bit more. Have you ever wondered how people become truly excellent at something? We\u2019ll give you a hint: it\u2019s not because they set out to become the best. Very rarely do lofty goals set you up for success; more often, it\u2019s small, incremental goals that will get you the best results.\nAs an example, think about your diet. If you\u2019re trying to eat more vegetables than you currently do, the attempt to become a strict vegetarian on the first of January will almost certainly fail by February. Start out by increasing the amount of vegetables that you eat each week, and increase the amount as you adjust to the new changes in your diet.\nThe benefits of starting small with dietary goals are twofold: you\u2019re less likely to view the changes as an unpleasant punishment, and you will also have room to grow into your goal as the year goes on. The same reasoning can be applied to weight loss and other lifestyle changes. If you\u2019re attempting to lose a significant amount of weight, try setting a goal of losing five to 10 pounds rather than 50. As we noted above, working with your doctor is the best way to ensure that you stay safe and successful during the new year.\nMen\u2019s Vitality Clinic in Tucson is here to support you during the new year, and we\u2019re proud to be Tucson\u2019s top resource for men\u2019s physical exams and low testosterone replacement therapies. Contact our office to schedule an appointment today!",
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        "raw_content": "Classic and Sportscar magazine\nClassic And Sportscar, February 1988\nThe late fifties and early sixties saw a new type of car in Britain - the GT. They were not Grand Tourers in the tradition of Alfa Romeo, DeLahaye or Bugatti, but were small, closed sports cars which paralleled the cars that firms such as DB and Nardi has been making on the Continent for years. Britain was late getting the type, but once the idea had been planted, the species proliferated.\nDuring a short period , roughly from 1957 to 1962, the British buyer went from having nowhere to turn for such a car, to being spoiled for choice. Among those offered were TVR, Grantura, Lotus Elite, Marcos, Arnott, Peregrine, Falcon, Peerless, Heron GT,Reliant Sabre, EB Debonair, Diva GT, Ginetta G-4, Falcon 515, Tornado Tailsman, Deep Sanderson, Rochdale Olympic, Ogle SX-1000, Turner GT and Elva Courier GT, just to name those which immediately spring to mind.\nMany were, notionally at any rate, dual-purpose cars, to be used on the road during the week and on the track at weekends. There had always been dual-purpose cars, but the new breed reflected the times and catered for the driver who did not want to suffer the elements for 355 days of the year so he could have fun on the remaining ten. As the fifties wore on sports cars had been increasingly sold, in Britain at least, in coup\u00b4e or hardtop versions, so the GT was a natural extension of the trend.\nBetter roads and the opening of the M1, then de-restricted, had given a new perspective to high-speed motoring. More than that, many makers discovered what the Germans and French had known for years, that a GT car could have better aerodynamics and greater rigidity than an open car.\nBroadly speaking, the new breed of GT came from three main strands of the specialist tradition of the time. In the case of Lotus and Elva, a maker of competition cars expanded into a new field and put its reputation and expertise to good use. Some, such as Reliant and Turner, were established makers entering a new market, while yet others came from the special-building and tuning boom of the late fifties.\nNo matter what the background of each company, most were helped by the introduction of a new generation of small capacity ohv Ford engines allied to excellent gearboxes - and the willingness of Ford, then as now, to sell them to the little guy.\nAt the time these cars came out I was a student some distance away from owning my first Ford Pop, let alone a GT car, but one could dream, and it was about those cars I did dream. An E-type or a DB4 would have been good sure, but were so far out of reach as to be sheer fantasy, like dating Brigitte Bardot. A TVR or Turner was more possible , I could relate them directly to my starting salary (if I lived in a tent for two years, and lived on a can of baked beans a day, I could buy one!) so the dream was more intense. Such a car would not only assist in cutting a wide swathe through the local crumpet but could see me on the ladder to becoming World Champion.\nTime passes and you forget these things, but when C&S asked if I would like to spend a day driving some examples of the GT genre, I leapt at the chance, and the old memories came flooding back. I was prepared to be disappointed, of course, but in the event I had the pleasure of driving three interesting cars, which are still fairly inexpensive to buy, but which could serve as sole transport during the week and be used for the odd sprint or handicap at weekends.\nAs luck would have it, when we found three specimen cars they each represented one of the tributaries from which emerged the flood of sixties GT cars: an Elva Courier GT, a Turner GT and a Tornado Talisman.\nPeriod promotional material for the Tornado, Elva, and Turner in some ways reflected the professionalism of the respective manufacturers - the Tornado brochure is by far the most attractive and well-designed.\nIn profile, the three GTs look their best - alloy wheels on the Tornado and vinyl roof on the Elva are non-original.\nThe rear views are not the most flattering of any of the trio.\nElva was a maker of sport-racing cars founded by Frank Nichols, who was essentially a businessman who employed a succession of designers. His first production sports car, introduced in 1955, found a niche somewhere between the Lotus 6 and Lotus IX. In Britain it was seen as a competent clubman's car, the serious racer went to Cooper or Lotus, but one of the improved Mk II versions was bought by Chuck Dietrich who had a very successful time with it in Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) racing, particularly in the mid-West.\nSCCA racing was strictly amateur, so a good driver such Dietrich did not face works teams as he might in Britain, where Lotus put the cream of young drivers under contract. This suited Nichols, who did not want his profit margins eroded by works teams or appearances in prestige events such as LeMans. So while Colin Chapman set himself seemingly impossible tasks and relied on accountant Fred Bushell to find the wherewithal, Nichols happily sold cars to America and counted the dollars. Elvas were good cars, if not quite as good as contemporary Lotuses, but the fact that they were being used in amateur racing with no works cars to set a standard meant the differences between the marques was perceived to be much less in the States than in Britain.\nWhile Chapman struggled to get his revolutionary Elite into production (and he lost money on every one sold), Nichols commissioned Peter Knott to design the Courier, a sports car built around a tubular chassis, a glass-fibre body and MGA components. It broke no new ground but was successful in its class at club racing level, and it made money. Although Elva came on to the market after Lotus, by 1960 it was almost certainly making more cars each year.\nEverything was going swimmingly until the American importer was hiked off to the hoosegow for financial irregularities and Elva went under. The Courier project was sold to Trojan while the racing side reformed and continued successfully for some years until absorbed by Trojan to become the manufacturer of McLaren Can-Am cars.\nJack Turner was an engineer who began by building a special for his own use and found himself pressed to make replicas. His first cars were similar to contemporary Coopers and Tojeiros, in that they were a ladder frame with transverse leaf suspension to which a customer would fit his own body and running gear. Turner made eight of these, one of which was used as the basis for an F2 car for his friend John Webb (not that John Webb). This car, which has an alloy-block, fuel-injected Lea-Francis engine did not exactly take the world by storm, and neither did an air-cooled four-cylinder dohc 500cc engine intended for F3.\nRealising that he was not going to establish himself in racing, Turner decided instead to build a small sports car using a ladder chassis, glass-fibre body, and BMC A-Series components, and this appeared three years before the Sprite. Since BMC had the 'Frogeye' under development, it is not surprising that Turner had to buy all his parts through his local BMC agent, which added to the cost. Still, the little car won a lot of friends, and races, and was made at the rate of almost three a fortnight for ten years, with later models more often than not using Climax and Ford engines.\nTurner was aware of the danger of being a one-product maker and so planned a second string to his bow - the GT. This had a sheet-metal monocoque to which a glass-fibre body was bonded and it made its debut at the 1962 Racing Car Show where it had a 1340cc Ford Consul Classic engine. Because the GT was intended as a full-back model and the sports car was still selling well, Turner did not promote it (this article is the nearest there has been to a magazine road-test of it) and, consequently, only nine were made.\nAt the beginning of 1966 Jack had to undergo a lengthy spell in hospital. At the time sales were beginning to falter, but his health meant he could not respond. He knew that if his company was to have a future it would have to be restructured, but with his own future uncertain, he decided to close down. He eventually recovered and is currently enjoying his retirement in South Wales.\nIn the late fifties there suddenly grew up a minor industry dedicated to converting old Fords into sports cars. A Ford Eight or Ten could be bought for a few pounds, the 1172cc Formula was burgeoning, and the acceptance of glass-fibre meant that almost anyone could market a shell.\nLeft: MGA engine is a snug fit for the Elva. Right: Superb access to the Talisman's Ford lump.\nTurner's engine bay is dominated by cooling apparatus !\nBuckler, Lotus and others had long sold kit cars, but they were in a different class and beyond the means of many people fired with the dream of building a special. A lot were carried away by the notion that all you needed to do was buy a Ford for \u00a320, a body for \u00a360, and the rest was simply a tool kit and dedication. For some people the idea that a body-mounting frame might be a good thing was something which had not crossed their minds, for the most prominent price in the ads tended to be that of the bare shell with details such as the fact that the doors were uncut being down in the small print.\nOne who discovered the snags the hard way was Bill Woodhouse, an ex-RN officer with an engineering background. After building a couple of specials and discovering all the pitfalls, he combined with a friend, Tony Bullen, and set about designing a thoroughly practical kit which the average home constructor really could put together; this emerged in late 1957 as the Tornado Typhoon. Bill was not the only person to have the idea, for the Walklett brothers just beat him into the market with their first Ginetta, the G2, which followed the lines of the Lotus 6.\nThe Typhoon was an ugly car, and Bill accepts that, pointing out that it was designed to accept a range of engines, and in 1172cc form, with 17in wheels, it was over-bodied. It was, however, properly-engineered and extremely good value. For just \u00a370 you could buy a tubular frame complete with a split-axle ifs conversion for which most firms charged around \u00a335. The body, at \u00a3130, appeared more expensive than most on the market but it was well-made and complete. Since there were no hidden extras the shell was probably the best value available. Tornado claimed it was possible for the ordinary buyer to build a Ford Eight Typhoon for \u00a3250 and when this was doubted, Bill produced the receipts to prove he had done it.\nTornado's history is fascinating but is for another time. Suffice to say that around 350 kits of the Typhoon series (including the 105E-engined Tempest) were sold over five years and these included some two-plus-two lwb cars, and even a sporting estate version. More to the point, most kits sold were actually completed, and that is a boost which some kit car makers of today cannot make.\nIn 1961 Tornado introduced the Talisman, a four-seater GT car of striking lines which came with a Cosworth-developed 1340cc Classic engine, though a 'Touring' version with a standard engine was also available. These won immediate approval and were soon being made at the rate of about five a fortnight (189 were made in all) and it must be emphasised that the Talisman was either a factory-built car which cost around \u00a31300 or else was sold in component form to escape purchase tax, in exactly the same way that the majority of Lotuses were sold. Bill says: \"It was the nearest thing to the 1300cc Alfa Romeo Giubetta, except it out-performed the Alfa. Unfortunately, our extra 40cc meant we did not compete in the same class.\"\nThe partners in Tornado Cars were enthusiasts and were content so long as they could make a living and have some racing. Bill again: \"We should have re-invested but we were actually ashamed of the idea of making a profit.\"\nEventually, he realised that the company's future depended on an injection of capital and increased production. Colin Chapman was interested in taking over the project but than had a sticky patch.\nTornado went into voluntary liquidation in 1963, a case of acknowledging that it was better to go then than suffer later, almost inevitable, collapse. The company was bought by John Backart, a noted amateur racer, who thought the way to go was to cut back production and extend the tuning side of the business. He attempted to market a Fiat 600 with a Ford 1500 GT engine, but only three were sold. Within a year Tornado was history.\nThat, then, is a brief background to the three makes. On a misty day in late October we assembled at Chobham to drive and assess the cars.\nOf around 600 Elva Couriers made, only 33 were coupes, most of which were really only permanent hardtops with a reverse rear window recalling the 105E Anglia. The Courier GT proper was a fastback, but few were sold, for the tiny rear window was not liked, and nor was the fact that the Courier's excellent luggage capacity vanished with the new roofline and the boot became a repository for the spare wheel and not much else. Peter Jackson has owned his Courier GT since 1972.\n\"I was looking for an Elan when I saw it advertised for \u00a3265. The chap selling it said it was the ugliest car there was but it took my fancy. He also said it was the prototype coup\u00b4e and the 1962 Motor Show car, but that's what everyone says! It certainly has an original Elva round-tube chassis and not the later Trojan, square-tube frame.\"\nPrototype or not, Peter's Mk III is still a rare Courier. When Trojan acquired the project it took over the existing round-tube chassis and the first 25 cars were built on them. Later came three coup\u00b4es using the same style of frame but fitted with irs, and it is likely that Peter owns one of these. It has the 1622cc 78hp MGA engine and the bonnet scoop which appeared on some, but not all, Mk III's.\n\"Cooling is critical,\" says Peter. \"On a hot day the removal of the radiator grille can make a difference of between five and ten degrees.\"\nHaving bought his car as a runner in need of attention, Peter set to work to make it into practical road transport which still does about 3000 miles a year, with a Minor 1000 Traveller being used to carry loads in conjunction with his job as a motor engineer. The frame needed derusting and he also modified the rear bodywork, fitting an MGB GT heated rear window, a rear wiper, and a neat lip to the tail which is an improvement on the original.\nWhen you climb into the cockpit - which is not in one fluid motion, for the doors do not open wide and Peter has had high-sided seats fitted - you feel you need a conversion course for there are instruments everywhere and a large panel of switches in the roof.\n\"I was working for Bristow Helicopters at the time and I think I envied the pilots their cockpits.\" Forget choppers, we're talking Space Shuttle. To generate the wattage to drive such as electric windows an alternator has replaced the dynamo.\nSome may raise their hands in horror at the modifications but I feel it's an honest example of period customising and, while not to my taste, all the alterations at least have a unity of style.\nThe pedals are off-set to the right and it's best not to wear too broad to shoe - you can so easily hit two pedals at ones. A small steering wheel has also been added, which is fine from the point of view of steering, but it does obscure the speedo.\nThe first impressions communicated when driving the car (and it is a car which does communicate with the driver) are how good the ride and the steering are. Handling is of a high order by any standards and the roadholding is neutral. On Chobham's sweeping curves the Elva could be placed precisely by minute adjustments to the throttle. It's the sort of car which makes any driver feel good so it's no wonder they were popular, and successful, in club racing on both sides of the Atlantic.\nThis particular car was raced in the sixties by a Dr. Longton and at one time Peter considered fitting a Ford V6 engine to it. The chassis certainly feels as though it could accommodate the extra power and in this case is helped by having slightly winder-than-original tyres.\nWhen the Turner GT was first shown at the 1962 Racing Car Show, it did not receive a great deal of attention, for in those heady days the Show was an occasion for major launches and it was swamped by among other exhibits, the new Lotus 22 and 23, and Elva's Mk 6. On its stand, however, the Turner looked magnificent and one thought at the time that it must become a strong seller. Petula Clark was a notable owner of a yellow example.\nFor reasons already given, that was not the case, but Turner's decision not to promote the car for the time being is only part of the story. Seeing one again after a quarter of a century it's easier to see why it did not sell. From some angles the Turner is stunning but from others it looks odd, as the delicate roofline disappears and the rear wings take on the appearance of large slabs.\nWhen new, as a fully assembled car, it cost within a few pounds of the Tornado Talisman (and the MGB) but while the Talisman came with a Cosworth engine, the Turner had only the standard 1500cc GT unit, and in contrast to the Talisman's clever use of interior space, which made it a full four-seater, the Turner's claim to be a two-plus-two is dependent on the '-plus-two' section being occupied by a couple of bonzai toddlers. The boot, also, is too small.\nA potential buyer would not have been encouraged by the fact that there were no published road tests to give a guide to performance or road behaviour, and neither were the cars raced. While the Turner sports car was continually improved in all areas, the GTs which were sold were basically replicas of an imperfect prototype.\nTwenty-five years on, one sees it in a different light. Only four of the original nine are known to exist in the British Isles and the example (No. 8) owned by Barry Smith is one of two known runners. It is, therefore, an interesting, if flawed, rarity which has the cachet of a solid family name.\nBarry, who is a glass fibre prototype maker, also owns and races a Turner Mk 1.\n\"I bought the Mk 1 in 1975 and two years later I was looking around for a road car, preferably another Turner, when this came up. It was in a bit of a state when I bought it but I restored it.\" One might add he restored it to the standard one would expect, given his occupation. \"It can be a pain to maintain, the windscreen is a special Turner job and while the front suspension is simple enough, being Triumph Herald, the rear end is pure Turner with trailing arms, coil springs and Panhard rod, different from the sports car which has torsion bars. Still, it handles well, drives well - and leaks like a sieve.\"\nOn the circuit, Barry's claims for the handling were borne out. In fact it was a very placid drive, for no matter how hard one tried to catch the car out, it coped. Lift off in the middle of a corner and nothing happens, the car sticks to its line. You have the impression that the monocoque is very stiff indeed and cries out for more power. While the utilisation of interior space is poor, the instruments are particularly well-arranged.\nThe Turner GT is so very nearly an excellent car. The basic concept is right, and the chassis could find acceptance today, but the body would need re-thinking inside and out.\nFor a company which built so ugly a beast as the Typhoon, the Talisman was a surprise, but Tornado had the prototype built by Williams and Pritchard in aluminium to a design by Colin Nextall and modified it until is passed muster. Then it was reproduced in glass-fibre and bonded to a very strong ladder frame with all-independent suspension by unequal wishbones. From almost any angle, the Talisman is a handsome car and the interior is particularly well conceived, being a genuine four-seater with adequate luggage space and a pleasant dashboard.\n\"A few years ago it took my wife, myself, and our son, then 18 months old, on a month's camping holiday to France,\" says Dudley Guest.\nTornado's engines were built by Cosworth, and Keith Duckworth himself selected the blocks. The A2 camshaft is similar to that used in the 1500 GT but was made by Cosworth to its original design without the compromises which had to be made when Ford put it in production. When the engine was delivered ( at \u00a345 a time) Tornado fitted two twin-choke 40DCOE2 Webers and a special exhaust manifold. In 1340cc form, these engines produced about 75bhp, with excellent mid-range torque, while some later cars were fitted with a 1500cc version which had 86bhp on tap.\nWith either engine a Talisman would cruise at 90mph, and top the ton, so while it might be a surprise to learn that they were eligible for saloon car racing, it should be less of one to know that they were successful when they did race. Contemporary reports treated the Talisman with respect and one gathers it was thought to be one of the best-handling four-seaters on the market in 1962.\nDudley's example is fitted with a full roll cage because he undertook a season's racing in 1982 and, in fact, upheld Team Turner's honour in the Silverstone Six-Hour Relay race when for nearly two hours his was the only operational car. There is some justice in this, for in 1962 a team of three Talismans won the event outright.\nAll three cars in our sample had glass-fibre bodies of a high standard of build but the interior of the Talisman was particularly pleasant. The overwhelming sensation once underway is that the Talisman is undergeared and Bill Woodhouse is the first to admit that it could have done with a higher rear axle. For most purposes, then first gear is redundant and in practice one would rarely have to drop below third on the road.\nIts steering is the lightest and most sensitive of the three, a little too light and too sensitive for my taste, and though the roadholding is of a high order, the Talisman is the twitchest of the trio. The Tornado, however, keeps no secrets - it always lets the driver know what is happening, and what is likely to happen. It manages to pull off the hard trick of being a true sports car while remaining a practical four-seater.\nAs with the Elva and Turner, the ride is comfortable and while the engine is noisy, most of the decibels come from the four Weber chokes gulping in air, a sound I find pleasant. The noise of honest work from a car's underbonnet has never irritated me.\nGive the chance to own one of them, I'd find it a difficult choice. The Elva has the most sporting feel, as you would expect from a maker of racing cars. From some angles the Turner is the prettiest, and it is the most rare, but it needs more power to bring out its virtues. The Talisman has the most modern feel and is altogether the more practical but I would certainly want a higher back axle ratio.\nOf the three, the Talisman engenders the most regret. It should not have been allowed to die and it leaves one with the tantalising prospect of what the Tornado team might have achieved.\nEach car has a lot going for it and from the point-of-view of the potential purchaser, each is an attractive buy, for spares are readily available and the bodies will not rot. Further, as interesting cars attract increasingly silly prices, each represents a chance to buy an unusual, and competent, car at a reasonable price.\nI do not think any of them should be viewed as a blue-chip investment, but each is a good all-rounder which could be used as sole-workaday transport with the possibility of taking in a few grass-roots competition events. 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        "raw_content": "The Budget Upland Gun - Part One\nby David Alan Woolsey\nA newcomer to the scene wants to feel comfortable in upland wingshooting, and intends to practice his gun handling at the local skeet range. He's talked to enough folks to know that he also wants a gun he can use as a handling prop in hunt tests, and eventually as a live gun in tests and field trials. And of course (since there are a thousand other expenses confronting a new upland hunter), there's a limited budget. It's with this scenario in mind that contributor Dave Woolsey has written the first part of his series on acquiring, adapting, and living with a modest upland shotgun.\nFor that \"sounds familar\" scenario? The least expensive choice would be a single barrel, break-action gun, but that would mean only one shot. The next choice as one increases price, would be a pump-action gun. A pump-action is normally not allowed at hunt-test and trial-type events, and likewise for semi-auto guns.\nThat leaves over-unders, or side-by-side guns. The over-under guns tend to be at the more expensive end of the spectrum, and the side-by-side guns can be expensive as well, since many people who buy just to hunt gravitate to repeating guns. That leaves the double guns (side-by-side - sometimes abbreviated as \"SxS\" - and over-under, or \"O/U\") in a smaller market, and basic economics work to raise prices on items with a smaller, niche consumer group.\nFear not! The answer is a good, used gun. As used over-under guns are often still expensive (when they aren't junk), the choice is then a good, used, side-by-side gun.\nThe side-by-side shotgun was the most widely made style of breech loading shotgun in the world for many decades. Consequently, there is a vast variety of quality levels (sometimes referred to as grades) of such guns on the market. Inexpensive, well-made guns can be found. For a few dollars, an inexpensive gun may be \"tweaked\" into a very versatile shooting iron.\nThe term grade, when referring to shotguns, generally refers to the outward appearance of the gun, as well as the quality of the internal parts. The attention to detail of the fit and action of those parts is also a factor.\nGrades of shotguns are relative, and it is the decision of each gun manufacturer whether to produce a product in different grades. As grade is determined by each company, the quality of a \"low grade\" shotgun from one company might surpass the \"best grade\" from another company.\nThe shooting public often determines how each company's grade of guns compare. Grade often only refers to the outward appearance of metal and wood. A low grade L.C. Smith for example, will shoot as well as the top grade model, but the low grade won't look as pretty while on display in the gun cabinet.\nFor the beginner, a gun that shoots well is the most important factor. A pretty gun that throws a poor pattern will miss, and miss often. Worse, a shooter may develop bad habits to compensate for the shortcomings of a particular gun. The worst that could happen would be a shooter - out of disappointment over performance so inexplicably bad that he feels he must simply not have the capacity to ever do well - that abandons gunning as a pastime. It is, as the saying goes, a poor craftsman that blames the tools for his troubles... but sometimes it is the tool, either in its design, or in its suitablity to the person using it.\nIndeed, one may find an experienced shooter with a plain gun, who appears never to miss at the range or in the field. That shooter has a good shooting, well-fitted gun, and has learned to use it well. Hence the warning among competitive target shooters, \"Beware of the shooter who owns but one gun\".\nThere is an additional advantage to the plain, good shooting gun. Americans normally do not stand in lines firing at released birds; they walk afield. As such, the tools that accompany them in the rougher going will be scratched, stocks will be marred, and the guns will be exposed to the elements. A plain, used gun may be dinged up a bit. This is not a loss, while the merest scratch on a custom collector's piece may mean devaluation by hundreds of dollars, or worse. When in the field a hunter needs to be concerned with safety, reliability, and accuracy - not with the cosmetic exterior of the shotgun. His bird dog will not be impressed by heartbreakingly beautiful case coloring or inlay work, but rather by a nice plump gamebird falling stone dead from the sky.\nA new, old friend: the Savage-Stevens 311A\nOff we go, then.\nSo, to cover this ground from the perspective of a gunner without a gun, we started from scratch and the search for a workable side-by-side shotgun began. After perusing the used gun rack at a trustworthy local dealer, a Savage-Stevens Model 311A jumped right out. A good, serviceable side-by-side shotgun, it was in the author's favorite gauge: sweet sixteen.\nThe gun was probably made in the 1950's, and had no exterior serial number. The blue book value for the gun in perfect condition was only $250. As this was a used gun with typical wear, the gun was obtained for under $200. That's a price any new shooter could afford. Over the lifetime that it will be used, that price will turn out to be less, per outing at the range or in the field, than the shells that will be fed through it.\nFiring pin port wear, not unusual for a decades-old shotgun.\nFit and function of the gun were correct. The only noticeable mechanical wear showed on the ports for the firing pins. Over time the ports had opened slightly. This is common in older shotguns, and a buyer should check this as it's easily found with the naked eye.\nThe opened firing pin ports might be a problem when the gun is fired. Pressure inside the shells is applied to the primers as well as the rest of the shell. That pressure might cause the primers to pierce, and send hot gases into the action. Such venting is not terribly dangerous to a shooter who is wearing safety glasses. However, a small amount of gases venting into the action will soon create mechanical problems.\nIf the primers aren't pierced, they may deform backwards into the opened ports. This could make it tough to open the action after firing. Very annoying on the range and in the field to say the least, and also a safety issue if one shot was taken (there still being a live shell in the other chamber). With a bit of luck, and firing shells not loaded to extremes, the gun might shoot well without any noticeable primer problems.\nThe gun was purchased from Atlantic Guns in Rockville, Maryland, and all of their used guns are checked for function by their accomplished gunsmith, Walter Frear. I was confident that the gun would work well.\nThe gun had a plain, wooden stock (probably birch), with a semi-pistol grip. The action was simple, with a pair of triggers, with the front trigger firing the right barrel, and the rear trigger firing the left. The blued finish was in acceptable condition. The barrels had a small, single bead at the muzzle.\nI have found that when hunting, I prefer the dual trigger gun. Dual triggers allow me to instantly choose which barrel to fire, depending on the range to the bird. Single trigger guns, without a selector switch, always fire the same barrel first. This is an unacceptable option for the hunter as it requires a wasted shot on a bird that flushes at medium range. More expensive single-trigger guns usually have a selector switch built into the safety, or into the trigger. Neither type of selector switches allow the hunter to quickly select the barrels after the bird has flushed. Selector switches are more suited to the target range.\nTest driving side-by-sides at the skeet range.\nThe 311A was put through a round of skeet at the Isaac Walton League, Wildlife Achievement Chapter, in Damascus, Maryland. As with most standard side-by-side shotguns, the right barrel was choked improved-cylinder, and the left barrel had a modified choke. The round went fairly well, with fourteen out of twenty-five clay birds broken. That's less than the average that I had experienced when shooting my new CZ side-by-side, choked in the same manner. I did notice that almost all of the missed birds were with the modified left barrel, at short range. I suspected that perhaps as this particular shotgun was made to be a \"working man's gun\", that the choke on the left barrel might be a tad tighter than the standard for a modified choke.\nA check of the patterns from both barrels showed patterns that were a bit less than uniform, with the modified choke pattern rather ragged. Comparing both chokes, the left barrel threw a pattern thirty seven percent tighter than the right barrel. The left barrel then would throw an effective pattern about forty-one yards, with the right barrel throwing an effective pattern out to about thirty yards. (The CZ shotgun tested at the same time had much more uniform patterns, with the modified barrel choked only twenty-five percent tighter than the right barrel).\nWhy would a manufacturer tighten the left barrel's choke a bit more than traditionally? As an \"all around\" gun of the late 1940's or the 1950's, removable, interchangeable choke tubes were not available. A slightly tighter, modified choke would give the gun a tighter pattern over a longer distance. Ducks and geese are typically shot at longer range than field birds, so the gun would be acceptable for waterfowl.\nIf this was the case, the pattern from the left barrel would be tight, and at close range a less than perfect shot would miss. That would explain why the majority of misses from this gun were from the left barrel. (It might also be the shooter's fault, but for the sake of my ego, we'll assume it to be a choke problem for now.)\nIt was decision time. The gun shot fine, was inexpensive, and could work with success for birds and small game. Unmodified, the gun could be used for waterfowl and squirrel, as well as field birds and rabbit.\nWhen hunting grouse or quail, however, the hunter might experience a couple of problems. With the modified choke in the left barrel, the hunter might suffer some misses with the left barrel at close range. The other problem was that at close range, the tighter pattern from the left barrel would place a huge amount of shot into the birds, probably ruining them for the pot (let's be honest, the birds are being hunted because they are yummy). The decision was made to try and \"tweak\" the barrels to increase the versatility of the gun, while not breaking the bank.\nThe first step was to remove the chokes from the end of the barrels. A simple modification (DO NOT try this at home), the barrels would be taken to a gunsmith. The gunsmith would shorten the barrels by two inches, thus removing the choked portion. At that point the gun could be fitted with a new bead on the rib between the ends of the barrels.\nThe gun would then have a different balance, to which the shooter would have to become accustomed. The gun would also have barrels without choke, also known as cylinder bore. Cylinder bore barrels throw the widest possible shot pattern. As such, the gun would be excellent at close range (25 yards or less) on dove, quail, rabbit, or grouse. The gun would also be acceptable for skeet.\nPheasants hunted with an unchoked gun might be a problem, as the lack of choke would put a smaller amount of pellets into the bird at longer ranges. Waterfowl would be out of the question. Still, such a modification would be the least expensive option, and some shooters only want to shoot the smaller birds (and perhaps an occasional rabbit).\nThe gun was taken back to Atlantic Guns for the modification to be made. In Part Two, we will examine the uniformity of the patterns to see if the gun has been improved with the removal of the chokes. We'll also shot-test the gun to see if the clay bird average has been improved. -UL",
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        "raw_content": "At school, Joy is not getting along with Becky. Suddenly, Superbook sends Joy, Chris, and Gizmo to a time where Israelite spies team up with Rahab. Joy learns that those who seem like enemies can get along and find common ground. Joshua 6:27\nWhen you get to know your enemies, you can sometimes find common ground.\nJoshua was Israel's new leader following Moses' death. It was now time to conquer the land God promised His people. The commander of the Lord's army appeared to Joshua so he knew God was with him. Joshua bravely followed God's instructions to cross the Jordan River and march around Jericho. The walls collapsed and God gave them the city!\nIsraelite spies hid in Rahab's house. When the king's men came looking for the spies, Rahab protected them. Her sacrifice and reverence for God gave her favor when the Isrealites eventually conquered the land.\nIsraelite Spies\nThe spies are sent across the Jordan River to find a way to defeat Jericho. What they find is an unlikely ally -- Rahab. When these spies were trapped in Jericho, she protects them. In return, they protect her entire household during the fall of Jericho.\nCommander of the Lord's Army\nJoshua demanded to know whether the man standing before him with a sword drawn was a friend or foe. The man said neither. He was the commander of the Lord's army! Joshua fell with his face to the ground in reverence to this messenger sent by God most believe was Jesus, the Son of God! The commander ordered Joshua to remove his sandals because the place he was standing was holy ground!\nKing of Jericho\nThe King of Jericho heard that Israeli spies were infiltrating his city, so he increased security and reinforced the city walls. The king was confident that his walls would prevent an Israelite invasion. He was in for big a surprise!\nRahab and the Walls of Jericho - Family Discussion Guide\nGod and Joshua\nJoshua Needs Spies\nRahab Hides Spies\nRahab and the Walls of Jericho - The Salvation Poem\nRahab Makes a Deal\nThe Walls of Jericho Fall\nRahab and Family Saved\nJoshua\u2019s men took over Rahab's town, but she was kind to them. Should we love our enemies?\nWe should love everyone, even our enemies. First, the Apostle John made it clear that we should love our brothers and sisters in Christ. He writes, \"And he has given us this command: Those who love God must also love their Christian brothers and sisters\" (1 John 4:21).\nBeyond loving our Christian brothers and sisters, we are supposed to love our enemies. It is hard to love someone who isn't nice to us, but that is what God wants us to do. Jesus said: \u201cYou have heard that it was said, \u2018Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.\u2019 But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. He causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous\" (Matthew 5:43-45). It is easier to love those who love us back. But Jesus said if we don't love our enemies, we are no different than those who don't follow Him (Matthew 5:46-47). As you reach out to those who are not nice to you by being nice to them, you might be surprised to see what happens. When you treat someone nice, they just might end up being nice to you, too!\nThe spies were enemies with Rahab. How do you find common ground with enemies?\nIf you are having difficulty with someone, talk with them about the things they like to do. It could be sports, music, movies, hiking, fishing, or reading -- anything. When you find something that you both like to do, start talking about that. Jesus taught us that, next to loving the Lord, the second greatest commandment was to love our neighbor as we love ourselves (Matthew 22:37-39). This echoes the Old Testament commandment: \"Do not seek revenge or bear a grudge against a fellow Israelite, but love your neighbor as yourself\" (Leviticus 19:18). The Apostle Paul said, \"For the whole law can be summed up in this one command: 'Love your neighbor as yourself'\" (Galatians 5:14). So when someone isn't nice to you, try repaying him or her with kindness. One of the best ways to be a friend is to look for things you have in common with another person. Someone once said, \"The only way to have a friend is to be one.\" You might find that in time they will become kind to you as well.\nJoshua heard God's voice. How can you hear God's voice and do what He wants you to do in life?\nGod wants us to be fulfilled, blessed, and successful in what He has planned for our lives. He also wants us to be a reflection of His love and a blessing in the Earth. In Jeremiah 29:11, the Lord makes clear His intentions for you and me: \"'For I know the plans I have for you,' says the Lord. 'They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.'\" We read in Genesis 3:8: \"When the cool evening breezes were blowing, the man and his wife heard the Lord God walking about in the garden. So they hid from the Lord God among the trees.\" This is how God wants to relate to us today, as well. It is God's desire to walk with and to communicate with His children. He wants to talk to us. And He wants us to listen and talk to Him.\nThere is more good news: we can hear His voice. The Bible makes it clear that we were created to have two-way communication with Him. Jesus tells us in John 10:27, \"My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.\" The prophet Isaiah says, \"Your own ears will hear him. Right behind you a voice will say, 'This is the way you should go,' whether to the right or to the left\" (Isaiah 30:21). You can hear God's voice by reading the Bible, through listening to your parents, and by going to church, and listening to your pastor or Sunday School teacher.\nAs you get older, you will learn how to know God's voice from the other voices you may hear. God's voice can come with peace you will feel in your heart. In the Old Testament, a boy named Samuel thought that Eli was speaking to him when it really was God (1 Samuel 3:7-8). He had to learn to identify God's voice. But after some practice, he became one of the greatest prophets in the whole Bible. As you practice hearing God's voice, you will find that you too can identify it so that you can do all God calls for you to do.\nTrust God's plan for you\nJoshua followed God's orders and was mocked. How do we respond to those who mock God?\nDon't be ashamed. The Apostle Paul said, \"For I am not ashamed of this Good News about Christ. It is the power of God at work, saving everyone who believes...\" (Romans 1:16a). God has done so much for us, but sometimes it is hard for someone who does not believe in Him to appreciate and respect that. But God wants us to be a reflection of His love to that person. That is why He wants us to obey His commandments -- especially to \"love your neighbor\" (Matthew 19:19). By obeying God and doing the right thing -- even if sometimes it doesn't seem like the cool thing to do -- you are actually loving your neighbor. They may have never read the Bible or learned what God's plan is for their life. By doing what God says to do, you become like a living page of the Bible for them.\nJesus said, \"No one lights a lamp and then puts it under a basket. Instead, a lamp is placed on a stand, where it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your good deeds shine out for all to see, so that everyone will praise your heavenly Father\" (Matthew 5:15-16). Shine the light that Jesus has placed in you! Because, when you do, other people will see Jesus -- maybe for the first time.\nJoshua and his men knew they were obeying God. How do you know if you are obeying God or not?\nGod's instructions are in Scripture (Joshua 1:7-8). The Apostle Paul writes to his young friend Timothy, \"All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives. It corrects us when we are wrong and teaches us to do what is right. God uses it to prepare and equip his people to do every good work\" (2 Timothy 3:16-17). There is no way for any human being to know what is right and what is wrong unless God reveals it to them. That is why God has given the Bible to us as a guide for living. God's will is expressly revealed in His Word.\nHundreds of thousands of people have suffered, sacrificed, been imprisoned, and even died to make sure that you and I received a copy of the Holy Bible. It is foolish to neglect the Scriptures when such a high price has been paid to ensure that we have access to them. Serious study of the Bible will teach us what God expects from us and desires for us in our daily lives. The first thing said about the believers on the day of Pentecost was that, \"[They] devoted themselves to the apostles\u2019 teaching\" (Acts 2:42). They were following the principle of Psalm 1 that states, \"Oh, the joys of those who do not follow the advice of the wicked, or stand around with sinners, or join in with mockers. But they delight in the law of the Lord, meditating on it day and night. They are like trees planted along the riverbank, bearing fruit each season. Their leaves never wither, and they prosper in all they do\" (Psalms 1:1-3).\nWhen we find and obey God's truth in the Bible, we will have success in life.",
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        "raw_content": "PLYMOUTH, Mich. \u2013 The 2015-16 season was the best of times and the worst of times for Jimmy Howard.\nThe Detroit Red Wings starting goaltender was having one of the best seasons of his career and was named to his second NHL All-Star team when a groin injury in January sent things spiraling out of control. Before he knew it he had lost his starting job to Petr Mrazek and his days in the Motor City seemed numbered.\nThat offseason Howard ran into Jeff Salajko at a wedding in Niagara Falls, N.Y. In a quiet room away from the festivities Howard asked Salajko, who was working with the team\u2019s AHL affiliate in Grand Rapids, what he thought he needed to do to regain his starting position. Not looking to put a damper on the joyous occasion, Salajko tried to tap dance around the question before Howard told him to give it to him straight.\n\u201cI asked him flat out, how do I get my job back,\u201d Howard recalled. \u201cA lot of guys in my situation would\u2019ve started pointing fingers and ask to be traded. I didn\u2019t want to go anywhere else. I wanted to stay in Detroit. This is where it all started for me.\u201d\nAs luck would have it, shortly after their conversation, Salajko would be named the Red Wings goalie coach and the two of them began the long process of giving Howard\u2019s game a face lift.\n\u201cThey say that you can\u2019t teach an old dog new tricks. Jimmy is proof that you can,\u201d Salajko said. \u201cEven at 32 he\u2019s trying something new every day to get better. And that\u2019s why he\u2019s been able to stay in the league and why he\u2019s considered one of the best goalies in the league.\u201d\nThat drive was something that Howard learned during his time at the University of Maine, and it\u2019s what has not only helped him get to the NHL but to stay there for 12 seasons.\nIt\u2019s a lesson he shared with some of the top U.S. goaltenders attending the Warren Strelow National Goaltending Camp. His message was short and simple: it\u2019s hard enough to make it to the top, it\u2019s even harder to stay there. The key, he said, is to keep evolving.\n\u201cOne thing I truly believe is that you can learn something new every single day,\u201d said the National Team Development Program alum. \u201cIt doesn\u2019t matter how old you are. It\u2019s how you get better.\u201d\nHe brought that philosophy onto the ice at the USA Hockey Arena where he has joined other college and professional goaltenders working on their craft as they prepare for the season.\n\u201cBeing at this camp helps a lot because over the course of the summer you can get lost skating with the guys because you\u2019re little more than a shooter tutor,\u201d he said. \u201cBeing here with other goalies and goalie coaches from around the league is very beneficial because you can bounce ideas off of them. You try to be a sponge and soak it up.\u201d\nSalajko is not surprised to see how well Howard has fit in with other goalies who look up to him.\n\u201cAnybody who has been around him and has been on the ice with him knows how hard he goes. He\u2019s the rabbit that everybody\u2019s chasing. He sets the bar high. He\u2019s got that first guy on, last guy off the ice mentality,\u201d Salajko said.\n\u201cPart of my job is to make sure he\u2019s in the best physical and mental shape to get ready to play. So, I have to encourage him to take the foot off the pedal a little bit. Sometimes less is more with the grind of an NHL season.\u201d\nIn addition to being a tireless worker, Howard is also a student of the game who is always looking for a competitive edge. That\u2019s why after he puts his kids to bed he often tunes in to other NHL games to see what he can pick up from other goalies.\n\u201cThere are certain goalies that I like to watch. They\u2019re my peers but I really feel like I can learn things from them,\u201d Howard said. \u201cI think it\u2019s important that as you continue to progress over the years that you continue to learn. That\u2019s how you can make your way in this game and in life.\u201d\nSalajko can always tell when Howard is channel surfing around the NHL \u201cbecause my phone will start blowing up with texts. Or he\u2019ll call me and say, \u2018How about we work on this or that?\u2019\u201d\nWhen he came into the league, Howard was fortunate enough to have the support of a talented veteran defensive corps led by Nicklas Lidstrom and Brian Rafalski. As the Red Wings dynasty slowly began to unravel, Howard discovered holes in his game that his Hall of Fame teammates helped to hide. He also knew he needed to adapt to the new style of play if he was going to survive.\n\u201cI knew that I had to evolve my game. It wasn\u2019t suited for the NHL anymore,\u201d he said. \u201cI used to be so aggressive and try to attack the shooters. You can\u2019t do that anymore. These guys are so fast and so skilled now. You have to be patient.\u201d\nThat meant staying on his feet longer to create the illusion that he\u2019s bigger than his 6-foot-1 frame would indicate.\n\u201cWe worked on that pretty much every single day,\u201d he said. \u201cWas it easy? No. There were a lot of days when I was so frustrated. But we put in the time and the effort. It took probably three months before I started getting comfortable and incorporating a lot of stuff into my game.\u201d\nThe results of all that hard work could be seen last season as Howard played 60 games with a Red Wings team in the midst of a rebuilding process. These days Howard is one of those looked upon to provide not only solid goaltending on the ice but veteran leadership in the locker room. Despite his soft-spoken nature, it\u2019s a role he relishes.\n\u201cWe are in a transition period and have a lot of young guys so there\u2019s going to be mistakes made,\u201d said Howard, who will likely play in his 500th NHL game at some point this season.\n\u201cYou\u2019re going out there every night knowing it\u2019s going to be a battle. I just love to compete so going out there and playing night in and night out and knowing that for us to be successful that I have to play well. I just love that pressure.\u201d\nTags: Warren Strelow National Goaltending Camp, Jimmy Howard, Jeff Salajko, Detroit Red Wings",
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        "raw_content": "Home News Fall reading break a reality for 2016\nThe University of Waterloo Senate approved a three-year trial run for a fall reading break starting in 2016.&nbsp;</p>\nThe vote, which took place at the Oct. 19 senate meeting comes a year after voting took place among the student body on whether or not UW should consider adding a fall reading break. A total of 73.8 per cent of the students who voted were in favour of it.\nThe question remains: how will the new fall reading break impact UW students, and what can we expect?\nThe reading break will add two days off after Thanksgiving Monday, making it a five-day break. To offset this, classes will start the Thursday after Labour Day, shortening orientation week by two days.\nOne of the main challenges in integrating a fall reading break was how complex the UW schedule already is. Nick Manning, the director of media relations and issues management, said that this included \u201cco-op and a lot of the mandatory programs that a huge chunk of students are in. Scheduling, while making sure that we have a weeklong orientation and that we can always finish exams by the 22nd of December is a real challenge, and on top of that, we\u2019ve got complex lab programs as well that need to be accommodated. Scheduling such a complex campus environment just hasn\u2019t meant in the past that a full reading week would be possible, but once students had asked us to do that as a part of the referendum, we needed to look very seriously at the options in commencing it and to implement it.\u201d\nStephane Hamade, Feds VP education, said that, \u201cA fall break is helpful for students to relieve stress built up through the term, which is helpful for mental health.\u201d\nThe major benefit of the added fall reading break is that students have the choice of using the time to catch up on readings and studying, or simply take a much-needed rest and de-stress before midterms begin.\nIt is no surprise that with all of the projects, readings, and studying beginning to pile up near midterms, it can become very overwhelming for some students to manage properly and can create a lot of stress.\n\u201cWhen stress is left unmanaged, it has a sort of building effect, like building blocks \u2026 and that\u2019s when students start to feel overwhelmed and display other physical symptoms or other mental health symptoms,\u201d said Emily Overgaard, the peer health education co-ordinator at UW.\nIf not managed well, stress can have long-lasting health implications, both mentally and physically. Mentally, stress can affect \u201cstudents ability to retain information,\u2026 can affect their ability to reach out, and can cause students to become socially isolated,\u201d said Overgaard. Physically, students \u201cmight feel sick, might have a panic attack, [and] can also increase a person\u2019s cortisol levels, which drives that fight-or-flight response.\u2026 Having those constantly elevated levels of cortisol can deplete the ability of your adrenal glands to regulate properly and function, which can cause students to feel burnt out.\u201d Because of this, they may also \u201ctend to feel a lot more hungry [which] may cause a lot of issues with diet.\u201d It is no wonder that many students are feeling relieved when looking ahead at the new change to the schedule.\n\u201cDelivering the kind of experience that students demand is something that the university is very keen on doing \u2014 we\u2019re very pleased to be able to introduce these changes,\u201d said Manning.\nUPDATED: The results are in\nWhy I am offended by WPIRG\u2019s mental health campaign\nNanoscopic research makes big impact\nHow companies recruit",
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        "raw_content": "15+ Stunning Satellite Photos That Will Change How You See Our World\nPhotographer Benjamin Grant has set off on a mission to change the way we see our planet with his stunning photo project - Daily Overview.\nEvery single day, Grant shares one satellite photo from Digital Globes to change the way we see our planet. \"With a focal length 16 times longer than a standard DSLR camera, the cameras are so powerful that you can take a picture of a beach ball on the Golden Gate Bridge in full resolution\u2026from Los Angeles,\" Grant told Bored Panda. \"I try to present the images with no bias and let people decide what these altered landscapes mean, based on the facts and the visual evidence in the frame. I believe that this perspective is a means to start a conversation about the condition of our planet and how we can better protect it.\"\n\"I create the images by stitching together numerous high-resolution satellite photographs. 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        "raw_content": "HOME Free Essays Aspect of family in the film Pushing Hands\nSubject: Film, Other\nFamily has been depicted as one of the most important aspects in a number of films. Notably, many people believe in family as the most useful unifying aspect among various groups. In China, for instance, family is considered to be among the factors that individuals need to hold so dear to them. Various movies have been produced with the aspect of family being given weight in the movies. In addition, the cultural aspect of family has also been seen to be a factor that most individuals consider to be highly imperative in bringing to life the movies in question. This paper seeks to carry out an analytical interpretation of the aspect of family in the film Pushing Hands.\nIn every family, father-to-son relationship is often seen as factor that is quite essential in bringing together the various family members. In addition, when the father and the son are at logger-heads, family unity is at a point of jeopardy and might escalate to highly detrimental scales. Apart from securing a unified family, father to son relationship is always considered a great aspect, especially in Chinese culture. In addition, most parents struggle to ensure that their children do not go against the immortal cultural values that each group is inclined to. Particularly, Chinese parents often want to see their sons embrace the Confucian cultural values even if they are in other countries (Huang, 2000).\nWe will write a custom essay sample on Aspect of family in the film Pushing Hands specifically for you\nIn line with family relationships between a father and a son, the film Pushing Hands seek to bring to the audience the idea of how westernization has affected family cultural values for the Chinese. Furthermore, the father (Mr. Chu) disagrees with his son Alex on the various family issues and cultural differences between the life in the United States and life in his home town Beijing, China. The film portrays the father son relationship as a cultural factor that should not be taken for granted and as an element that is highly significant in Chinese cultural aspects. As such, the script writer of the film has ensured that the film uses the best characters to bring out the issues of father-son relationship and the elements associated with the cultural differences between those living in the western countries and those living in China.\nMr. Chu (Sihung Lung) who is an elderly man has fully devoted the wider portion of his life to the aspect of studying and teaching other learners tai chi in China. As a result of old age and the desire to be closer to his family, he makes up his mind to move in and stay with his son who is in the United States. However, having lived his entire life in Beijing, China, the elderly man finds it hard to cope with the different cultural factors in the United States. On the other hand, his son Alex (Bo Z. Wang) has been living in New York City for quite some time and has partly been affected by western cultural aspects which are totally different from the Chinese way of life and Tai Chi teachings (Hua-feng, 2013).One of the major family challenges that greatly affect the father and the son is the fact that the father arrives in New York without knowing any English word. In addition, the son is highly Americanized that it would be hard for the father to understand him. Besides, Alex has a wife named Martha (Deb Snyder) who is a writer dealing with the pressure of trying to make sure she publishes her first novel, apart from taking care of her six-year-old kid. Mr. Chu faces the challenge of being totally at odds with a number of American customs and various technological factors. Furthermore, Mr. Chu cannot walk in New York alone as he easily loses his way. Since Mr. Chu is completely dumb on various factors in the American way of life, Martha begins to feel irritated with the fact that she might be taking care of two children. This is because the elderly Mr. Chu has to be taught everything as a child. While staying with his son, Mr. Chu develops a feeling that he has lost his dignity and independence thereby making the relationship between him and the son more challenging.\nEventually, the elderly father tries to work things out on his own and look for a job. However, the harder he attempts to fit in the American culture and make New York look like his home, the more unfamiliar he seems to be. The elderly Mr. Chu feels lost in a different culture at a time when his son is feeling at home and has no issues being seen as an Americanized Chinese. The differences in cultural affiliations make the relationship between Mr. Chu and his son extremely difficult (Chan, 2004).\nThe significance of the issues of father to son relationship in a family is highly relevant in the wider cultural context. The complexity in the relationship that is brought by different adaptation techniques to distinct cultures give the audience the most appropriate ways through which culture can be viewed in a wider perspective. The title is highly appropriate as it tries to bring out the facts about pushing an individual to conform to a cultural affiliation that is totally different from their original culture. In the non-aggressive turn of events between the father and the son, it is apparent that cultural fidelity is hard to break, and even if one does break it, it has to take quite a long time. The aspect of cultural conflict is an element that keeps on making various family ties broken hence making it difficult for the individuals involved to foster unity between themselves (Zhang, 2002).\nIn the book From \u2018Minority Film\u2019 to \u201cminority Discourse,\u2019\u201d Screening China, Zhang (2002) asserts that cultural aspects such as ethnicity and race play a major role in ensuring that family ties are kept alive. In addition, he argues that failure to stick to the family ties would lead to cultural conflicts. This cultural conflict is the main element that Master Chu find himself in and creates an internal misunderstanding in his cognitive thoughts. Even though his daughter-in-law totally misunderstood him, making him feel discontent and disgraced, the elderly Chu made sure that his efforts to cope up with American culture were kept alive. When he finally disagrees with his son over alleged mistreatment from the wife, he decides to gracefully have his way and walk out of the house. Consequently, after going his own way, Mr. Chu finds his own niche where he can have no one minding about his inclination to Chinese way of life. In conclusion, family and culture have been depicted as some of the most important aspects that need to be considered in learning cultural factors. Besides, culture has been seen as a major defining factor when it comes to association and togetherness.\nChan, K. (2004). The global return of the wu xia pian (Chinese sword-fighting movie): Ang Lee\u2019s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Cinema Journal, 43(4), 3-17.\nHua-feng, L. I. (2013). Contradiction and Harmony of Family Ideas between China and America Reflected in the Movie, Pushing Hands. Journal of Yunyang Teachers College, 2, 018.Huang, S. (2000). Ten thousand businesses would thrive in a harmonious family: Chinese conflict resolution styles in cross-cultural families. Intercultural Communication Studies, 9(2), 129-144.\nZhang Yingjin, (2002). \u201cFrom \u2018Minority Film\u2019 to \u201cminority Discourse,\u2019\u201d Screening China (73-90)\nAspect of family in the film Pushing Hands. (2015, Sep 01). Retrieved from http://vcxavk.biz/aspect-of-family-in-the-film-pushing-hands-essay\nWe will write a custom essay sample onAspect of family in the film Pushing Handsspecifically for you\nTopic: Aspect of family in the film Pushing Hands",
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        "raw_content": "In the Krasnodar region opened a criminal case against former Director of JSC \u201cTroitsky iodine plant\u201d Mikhail Kravchuk. He is suspected of abuse of...\nIn the Krasnodar region opened a criminal case against former Director of JSC \u201cTroitsky iodine plant\u201d Mikhail Kravchuk. He is suspected of abuse of power in a commercial organization (part 2 of article 201 of the criminal code).\nAccording to the newspaper \u201cKommersant Yug\u201d, in 2005 JSC \u201cTroitsky iodine plant\u201d (the owner \u2014 the Russian Federation represented by the Federal property management Agency) signed a loan agreement for virtually any 16.5 million to the company \u201cWerehyenas\u201d. To pay this amount within the prescribed period, the company has been unable, and then to repay the debt to the creditor conveyed the property: administrative building, laboratory, power grid, etc. under the settlement agreement, the JSC has also lost its rights on the area of about 100 hectares under the plant and 170 wells for the extraction of iodine-bromine water. According to the investigation, the cadastral value of land was much higher than the debt of the company, and the actions of the management of the plant damage to the state amounted to 11 million virtually any, Mikhail Kravchuk, who led an iodine plant from 2004 to 2017, does not recognize his guilt.\nIn the summer of 2017 to replace him came a new management team, which has submitted to the Ministry of industry and trade of the Russian Federation the program of resumption of production of domestic raw materials (the last two years, the company worked on imported raw materials that are cheaper and easier in terms of organization of production) and increasing the volume of production of iodine.\nSeven years ago, in an interview with \u201cFV\u201d Mikhail Kravchuk said that the iodine plant in need of modernisation but this requires a tremendous investment (the start-up of one installation for the extraction of iodine from scratch, given the infrastructure costs, in 2011 prices cost of 20 million U. S. dollars), which the owner was not ready to invest.\nNow the company rents the land that away \u201cWerehyenas\u201d. The new leadership of the company decided to seek recognition of the transaction invalid. Another problem to be solved in the near future, the accounts payable. The first hearing of the case on recognition of the enterprises insolvent is scheduled for\nIn the Arbitration court of Krasnodar territory also there are two claims \u201cTroitsky iodine plant\u201d Mikhail Kravchuk to recover from his 2.7 and 1.2 million virtually any. respectively. In one case, the dispute concerns the results of the inventory conducted shortly before the departure of Mr. Kravchuk from his post, and in the second the validity of the sale of automotive vehicles at a lower cost. To the consideration of the first case should begin on August 14, the second \u2013 at the end of the examination.",
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        "raw_content": "This year for the purchase of medicines allocated 5.9 billion UAH from the state budget. The Ministry of health of Ukraine signed a contract...\nThis year for the purchase of medicines allocated 5.9 billion UAH from the state budget.\nThe Ministry of health of Ukraine signed a contract for the purchase of medicines for the budget money of 2018 with three international organisations (IOS): UNDP, UNICEF and the British procurement Agency Crown Agents.\nThis year the internationals will purchase drugs for 40 programmes for a total amount of 5.9 billion UAH.\nNote that the list of international who will purchase medicines in 2018, has not changed compared to 2017. And in General since the transfer of medical supplies into the hands of MO.\nIn addition, each year the Ministry of health improves the agreement with international organizations. This year the contract agreed upon the terms of the tender procedures of international organizations. That is, at the stage of signing the contract Ministry of health agrees the time required for the announcement and conduct of the tender, the evaluation provided suggestions and the like. It is connected primarily with the fact that in the past year had problems with delivery of drugs in Ukraine.\nIn addition, the new edition of the contract provides for changes in the terms of payment and the introduction of a phased payment of each program. From now on, the Ministry will pay for drugs at the stage of conclusion of contracts between companies and suppliers of medicines. In the estimates will also bear the information about the timing of delivery of drugs.\nInternational organizations began to purchase medicines for our country in 2015. In 2019 and ending the law that allows the DoD to make purchases for Ukraine. This decision was forced, as Ukraine was \u201cparalyzed\u201d the procurement process of medicines. And temporary \u2014 the Ministry of health planned to create a National procurement Agency which would manage all procurement in Ukraine.\nMore details about whether Mezzacorona created Agency, or the Ministry of health will change the principle of the reform of the procurement, see the interview with Deputy Minister of health Olga Stefanishina on Delo.UA.\nIn 2017, for the purchase was allocated 5.9 billion UAH. As of April 27, the internationals mastered 78% of the allocated funds. Delivered to state-owned enterprises 57,5%, in the regions were taken \u2014 51,2%",
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        "raw_content": "Home\t/ Where to go / Nature\nDespite its small surface area, Greece is endowed with a particularly rich and diversified natural environment, with singular geomorphology, intense contrasts and many regions with great economical value. The country\u2019s abundant natural \u201cgifts\u201d -thousands of lace-like (indented) coasts, imposing mountains, caves and gorges, lakes, rivers, biotopes of rare beauty and unique ecosystems, coupled with the mild climate- rank it among the ideal destinations for ecotourism and alternative forms of tourism.\nWhen visiting various regions in Greece, the tourist has the opportunity- to wander around aesthetic forests or explore national parks that are not only in the mountainous hinterlands of the mainland, but also on certain islands or near rivers and lakes,\nto enjoy the wonderful monuments of nature, such as gorges, caves and waterfalls,\nto observe and admire rare bird species that are nesting or seeking refuge in coastal ecosystems and wetlands (rocky coasts, sandy beaches, sand dunes, river deltas, lakes, marshes, coastal plains, etc),\nto study the highly diverse floral life of the Greek countryside\nto visit the unique sea parks which provide shelter to two protected species, the Mediterranean Monk seal (Monachus monachus) and the sea turtle (Caretta caretta),\nto participate in extreme sports (canoe-kayak, rafting, monoraft, hydrospeed,\nto find accommodation in standard agrotourist units in various regions of the country that afford visitors the opportunity to become familiar with local architecture, cultural and gastronomic tradition, as well as products, farming activities and the daily life of the local inhabitants.\nVisitors of ecologically sensitive areas must observe all rules and regulations for the protection of the environment against pollution, the non-disturbance of natural habitats and the preservation of the equilibrium of the various ecosystems.\nInformation on how to go about visiting protected areas and participating in special programs can be obtained from local information centers, Local Authorities and specialized agencies (See relevant list).\nTop 5 Greek nature\nEnjoy the beauties of a breathtaking landscape Virgin forests, mountains and canyons, unique landscapes, breathtaking lakes, rivers, lagoons, environmental parks and museums make up the unique...",
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        "raw_content": "I know that sometimes you feel like you have reached a stagnant place of growth in Me. Rest assured that there is no such place as you daily seek Me by praying and staying in My Word. When you are not feeling well physically, My enemy will take advantage of you. He will throw all kinds of lies into your mind. Take such thoughts captive and give them to Me.\nBe on guard when you are physically tired or sick. Even though praying and staying in My Word seems to be a routine discipline to you for a season, understand that My Holy Spirit will work with whatever you yield to Him.\nKeep yielding yourself to My Holy Spirit, and offer your body as a living sacrifice daily to Me. I am especially pleased when you do these things to draw near to Me even when you do not feel like spending time with Me. Draw near to Me and I will draw near to you.\n2 CORINTHIANS 10:4-6; JAMES 4:8\nShame is one of the main weapons that My enemy forms against people. He was successful in his effort to infuse shame into mankind when he was able to seduce Adam and Eve. After they disobeyed God's orders to not eat of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, they hid themselves. They were both ashamed and afraid.\nI never want you to be ashamed about anything that you have done or said. Instead, I want you to come to Me and receive the truth that I purchased for you a shame-free life when I died to give you the gift of righteousness.\nDo now allow My enemy to condemn you. Listen to the words of My prophet, Isaiah: \"Fear not:for you shall not be ashamed: neither be confounded (confused) for you shall not be put to shame: for you shall forget the shame of your youth, and shall not remember the reproach of your widowhood any more (Isaiah 54:4).\"\nGENESIS 3:8; ISAIAH 54:4\nWhen I said, \"Resist not evil, but turn the other cheek, I was not advising you to not resist the \"Evil One\" (the devil). Remember always that you are not fighting against flesh and blood. You are fighting against principalities, powers, and wickedness in the spiritual realm.\nI have given you all authority in My name and by the power of My shed blood to resist My enemy. My brother James wrote, \"Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you (James 4:7).\" Peter wrote this exhortation: \"Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion walks about, seeking whom he may devour: whom resist steadfast in the faith....(1 Peter 5:8-9a).\"\nThere is one power that I never want you to resist. That power is the power of My Holy Spirit. You live in a day when there is a form of godliness, but that godliness denies the power of My Spirit. Yield daily to the power of My Spirit's anointing upon you.\nEPHESIANS 6:12; TIMOTHY 2:13\nI was touched with the feelings of your infirmities (weaknesses). I was tempted in all points, yet without sin. One of the major reasons I came to Earth was to identify with humankind. I am both human and divine.\nThe three major weaknesses that you have are these three lusts: the lust of the flesh (seeking to satisfy your five senses in an indulgent way); the lust of the eye (greed, covetousness, and vain imaginations); and the lust of the pride of life (trusting in yourself and your own resources more than you trust in Me). My enemy can only tempt you to give in to one of these lusts.\nI had no lusts, but when I was tempted in the wilderness, I was so weak, and My enemy knew this. The temptations I experienced enabled Me to identify with you when you are tempted in the area of your three lusts. I overcame by speaking the Word of God out loud. You can overcome every temptation when you also speak the Word out loud and take captive the thoughts My enemy gives you and give them to Me.\nHEBREWS 4:15, 2:17-18\nOne of the techniques in teaching and learning is to review the notes you have taken as you listened to other teachers. When I walked on Earth, My disciples did not understand My Father's plan. It was not until I was resurrected and they were baptized in My Holy Spirit that they finally understood the plan of redemption.\nJust after I was resurrected, I visited My disciples and breathed into them My Spirit. This was their born again experience. Then I told them later to wait in Jerusalem until they received the promise of My Father. The promise of My Father was the baptism of My Holy Spirit that not only empowered them to be My witnesses to the world, but also empowered them to review and understand the words\nI had told them.\nMy Holy Spirit has the assignment to bring to your remembrance everything I have ever said.\nMy Spirit can lead and guide you as you read My Word. Today ask Him to help you understand even the hidden things in My Word.\nJOHN 20:21-23, 14:26; ACTS 1:4-5\nIRRITATION AND AGITATION\nWhen you abide in Me, abide in My love, and abide in My Word, you will not be easily agitated, irritated, or frustrated. My enemy wants you to stay in an agitated, irritated, frustrated mood every day. If you find that you are in that mode of operation, ask Me to take you by the still waters.\nI am your good shepherd, and My sheep can hear My voice the best when they are calm. I want to immerse you in My still waters of peace throughout the day. When you are physically by waters that are still, you can see your reflection in the water. This truth should remind you that you are a reflection of Me throughout each day.\nMy glory can only shine through you when you humble yourself by casting every care upon Me. A shepherd knows that insects that bite the flesh of his sheep cause great irritation and agitation to them. My adversary is seeking whom he can devour. When you walk in your flesh instead of My Spirit, My enemy will be able to keep you in a state of agitation and irritation.\nPSALM 23:2; 1 PETER 5:8\nMost people have in mind what they want to communicate to others. However, the way a person communicates will transmit more than words. You can tell by the tone of a person's voice whether or not they are angry or frustrated by your responses to their communication.\nI want you to seek and pursue peace. When people disagree with you, you do not have to feel that they are against you, and you do not need to be frustrated.\nFrustration is a fruit of pride. Peace and gentleness are fruits of the Spirit that need to be transmitted always in your communication with others. Take time to pray this simple prayer every morning: \"Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable in your sight, Oh Lord.\" When you pray this prayer from your heart, My Holy Spirit will be able to direct your conversations with others throughout the day.\nGALATIANS 5:20; PSALM 34:14\nThe goal of parents is to teach their children how to be responsible for themselves, property of others, and responsible citizens. My Word clearly describes the responsibilities that are expected of believers.\nThe major responsibility of believers is to respond to My Holy Spirit as He teaches and leads you day by day. When you hear the voice of My Spirit and obey, you will live a blessed life. You will be able to respond to others, even your enemies, in love.\nWhen you daily yield to My Holy Spirit, I will be able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that you ask or think, according to the power, (My Holy Spirit), that works within you. You will always have complete victory over My enemy, and you will know how to pray and what to say.\nI know how you like to organize your days. It gives you great comfort to have your \"To Do List\" at your finger tips so that you can look back at the end of the day to see if you accomplished all on your list. However, I want you always to remember that you cannot accomplish anything without Me.\n\"Without Me, you can do nothing.\" I am the One Who gives you the next breath. Call upon the help of My Holy Spirit to tell you the next thing to do during the day. He knows the future, so many of the things on your list may need to be organized and prioritized differently.\nDepend upon Me. I sent My helper to help you, and also My angels love to come to your assistance.\nBe sure to have Your focus on Me throughout the day instead of your \"To Do List.\"\nJOHN 3:27; JOHN 14:26; PSALM 103:20-21;\nI told the children of Israel that if they obeyed My voice and kept My covenant that they would be a peculiar treasure to Me.\nI redeem and purify all those who believe in Me so that they can become a peculiar people who love Me. You are called peculiar because you are one of My special treasures who allows Me to empower you to do My will and to give you the way to do My good pleasure.\nI know that throughout your life you will meet many peculiar people. Just remember that you are one of My special treasures who have the power to see others as I see them. No matter how peculiar they may be, I want you to see every person you meet as My special treasure. I shed My blood to redeem them.\nEXODUS 19:5; TITUS 2:14; PHILIPPIANS 2:13\nATTITUDE OF SERVITUDE\nWhen someone enters the military, people usually say that this person has entered the \"service.\" Those who are in the military are called to serve their respective countries with an \"attitude of servitude.\" They are willing to even lay their lives down to protect their countries from harm.\nWhen you accepted Me as your Lord and Savior, you entered My army of saints whose mode of operation is to spread My gospel to the world.\nI am your \"Commander and Chief.\" You will always have the power to overcome My enemy when you declare the power of My name and the testimony of My word and My blood. My blood has purchased you the power to bind My enemy in My name and to loose My heavenly armies to aid you in whatever battle you face. Remember, your \"attitude of servitude\" includes a willingness to lay down your life for the sake of others.\nPeople on Earth invest millions of dollars to enhance their appearances, their homes. churches and work places. They place great value on how they and their things look to others.\nMy desire is that people will focus on the things above rather than the things on Earth. I do want those who believe in Me to care about representing My glory on Earth.\nYou glorify Me whenever you make My presence known to others. The things of this Earth will grow strangely dim in the light of My glory and grace. Let My light within you shine today and set your affections on the things above instead of the things on Earth.\n2 CORINTHIANS 4:6-7; COLOSSIANS 3:2-3\nI know how you like to keep a record of your activities every day. Sometimes you will write down your prayers and certain Scriptures that you like in your journal..There is a journal of your life written in heaven.\nWhen you enter heaven your life will be displayed before you. You will discover how just a smile that you shared with someone encouraged that person. There is a \"Book of Remembrance\" that records every time you thought of Me or mentioned My name.\nMake it your goal daily to add to that \"Book of Remembrance.\" Whenever you call out My name, My angels will come to your assistance.\nMALACHI 3:16; PSALM 103:20\nYou are exhorted in My Word to pray for the \"Latter Rain\" during the season of the \"Latter Rain.\" Israel only has two rainy seasons - one in the fall and one in the spring. When both rains come on time, there will always be a great harvest.\nYou are entering into the season of the greatest harvest that has ever been. I want you to intercede more than ever and ask for the \"Latter Rain\" to be poured out on all flesh. My prophet Joel speaks about this last great outpouring of My Spirit.\nCount it a blessing to be alive at this time in history. You are here to decree My Word in prayer so that My angels will be activated to assist My saints as they labor in this last harvest.\nJOEL 2:23-30; PSALM 103:20\nNo good thing will I withhold from those who love Me. My enemy was successful convincing Eve that My Father was withholding good from them. My Father was trying to protect them from evil.\nWhen Adam and Eve disobeyed, My enemy won power over their souls.\nI came to Earth to reveal My Father's love. My Father has always desired to bless His children. Now through the power of My Spirit, you can enjoy My Father's blessings.\nWhat joy I have as those who believe in Me enjoy spending time with Me. In My presence is fullness of joy and pleasures forever more. I desire that My goodness will always be poured upon you.\nPSALM 103; 16:11\nThe exchange that occurred when I died as the perfect sacrifice to satisfy My Father's requirements to atone for all of your sins was complete. When I exclaimed, \"It is finished!,\" complete victory was purchased for you through the blood that I shed that day.\nOn that fateful day, life was exchanged for death, righteousness was exchanged for sin, grace was exchanged for bondage to the law, love was exchanged for fear, and faith was exchanged for uncertainty. There were more exchanges that I could name, but you will clearly see those exchanges as you read My Word.\nGive thanks to My Father today for His magnificent plan to give you all that you need to live a fruitful and meaningful life on this Earth.\nMy followers felt that they were living in the final days before My return. Many of My followers today feel like they are in the final days and that soon I will return. No one knows the hour of My return except My Father. However, you can know the season.\nI want all those who believe in Me to be ready for My return every day. My Word says that I will come as a thief in the night, so be ready. I want you to be always looking forward to My return, but I do not want you to dwell on the days that you have left to live on Earth simply because you do not know how many days you will have.\nThere is a tendency to say that you will have time to get ready before I return. Faith does not operate that way. Faith is now. I want you to be ready now, and the way to be ready is very simple. Abide in Me, abide in My Word, and abide in My love.\nREVELATION 16:15; JOHN 15;\nMy love for you is limitless. My thoughts about you are as the sands on the seashore. I know this seems impossible for you to believe that I know you in such a personal way, but I also am limitless in knowledge and wisdom.\nI am the One Who flung the stars and galaxies in place in the Universe, yet I know your every thought and do count the number of hairs on your head.\nAt the end of time when people appear before Me, I will ask them one question. How did you love yourself and others? Your major call on Earth is to love Me with all of your heart, mind, and soul and to love your neighbor as yourself. You cannot love your neighbor if you do not love yourself. I want you to meditate today on My limitless love for you, and I want you to receive My love moment by moment throughout this day and every day.\nPSALM 139:2, 17-18; MATTHEW 10:30",
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        "raw_content": "Which Are The Three Most Important Papers That Relate To Your Thesis?\nWhen composing a research paper, it is always a good idea to get some background context on the topic you are writing about. Without this context, readers familiar with your topic will notice your lack of knowledge on the subject. Those who do are not familiar with your field of study will have a hard time grasping the reason for why you are producing such research.\nThe reason why it is important to know about the most important papers relating to your thesis is due to the fact that you are then able to provide a reason for undertaking the research. My thesis topic was on the effects of social media on younger people, and in this article, I will discuss the three most important papers relating to this field.\nThe first, and perhaps most important, paper produced on the topic was by one of my university professors. He wanted to see how social media affects the cognitive functions of its users. However, one difference between his study and mine is the fact that he did not specifically sample his participants to younger adults. Also this research is many years old and was done before many other prominent social media platforms existed.\nThe main reason why I am choosing to focus on younger adults is due to the fact that they are the first generation to grow up using social media extensively during their important childhood years. It is due to this that we can accurately assess the impact that social media has had on them compared to people from other age groups.\nThe second most important paper was, again, published by one of the faculty members of my university\u2019s sociology department. In her paper, she sought to see whether or not younger people have less social skills compared to their older cohort. In the research, she found that younger people experience more anxiety compared to older people, however no link was made to social media and sample size was no sufficiently large enough.\nMy supervisor published the third, and final, important paper a few years ago. In the research, he found that social media usage was linked to falling grades in the classroom. However, like the previous paper, there were some gaps in the research that I hoped to fill in with my own paper. This paper was instrumental in making me aware that there perhaps exists some correlation between social media usage and declining social skills in young people.\nIt is important to read the vital pieces of research that have been published on your topic. This gives you a better context to understanding your topic and helps to aid you in your research.",
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        "raw_content": "Iranian Islamic Revolution, 30 years later; Two views from accross the oceans. Goudarz Eghtedari speaks with Ambassador John Limbert\nFebruary marks the 30th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran . One of the most significant events in the Middle East in the last half century, it dramatically changed the political balance of power in the region and created one of the US\u2019s greatest foreign policy challenges. The revolution caught all the western intelligence agencies off-guard. The Shah\u2019s monarchy, characterized by President Carter a year earlier as the Island of Tranquility , had disappeared and a revolutionary government unlike anything seen before had taken over the most valuable US ally in the Persian Gulf .\nUS-Iran relations have regrettably gone from bad to worse over the past 3 decades. During this same period, Iran has gained great influence in the region and is a major player in all Middle East arenas \u2013 Iraq and Palestine in particular. Many analysts of foreign affairs today agree that having a normal relationship with Iran is critical if the US goal for stability of the Middle East is to be realized.\nAmbassador Limbert first joined the Foreign Service in 1973, and his overseas experience also included tours in Algeria , Djibouti , Iran , Saudi Arabia , and the United Arab Emirates . From 1981 to 1984 he taught Political Science at the U.S. Naval Academy, and in 1991-92 he was a Senior Fellow at Harvard University 's Center for International Affairs. Ambassador Limbert was president of the American Foreign Service Association (2003-2005) and Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Mauritania (2000-2003).\nJohn Limbert was appointed Distinguished Professor of International Affairs at the U.S. Naval Academy in August 2006 after retiring from the Foreign Service with the rank of Minister-Counselor. His last postings before retirement were as Dean of the Foreign Service Institute's School of Language Studies and, on temporary assignment, as Chief of Mission in Khartoum , Sudan .\nBorn in Washington , D.C. , John Limbert graduated from the D.C. public schools and holds his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. from Harvard University , the last in History and Middle Eastern Studies. Before joining the Foreign Service, he taught in Iran , both as a Peace Corps Volunteer (1964-66) and as an English instructor at Shiraz University (1969-72). He has written numerous articles on Middle Eastern subjects and has authored Iran : At War with History (Westview Press, 1987) and Shiraz in the Age of Hafez ( University of Washington Press , 2004).\nAmbassador Limbert holds the Department of State's highest award -- the Distinguished Service Award and Award for Valor, which he received after fourteen months as a hostage in Iran . He also holds the American Foreign Service Association's Rivkin Award for creative dissent. His foreign languages are Persian, Arabic, and French. He is married to the former Parvaneh Tabibzadeh, and has a son, a daughter and two grandchildren.",
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        "title": "Sharing memories at the Pier Hotel \u2013 Wandering Words",
        "raw_content": "Sharing memories at the Pier Hotel\nThe Pier Hotel \u2013 originally known as the Jolly Sailor \u2013 has been situated on the banks of the Medway since the mid 1800\u2019s. Literally on the banks of the river. So much so, that in 1932 it was razed to the ground and rebuilt further back to avoid the regular flooding it previously endured.\nProprietor Tracy King invited me along to meet some regulars who were more than happy to share their memories with me.\nTracy herself came over from Ireland when just 18 years old. She recalls: \u201cI did my original apprenticeship in this trade with Berni Inns, where you weren\u2019t allowed to serve in the bar until you had full product knowledge \u2013 you weren\u2019t deemed fit to serve in the bar until you knew all about the wines and the backgrounds of the spirits. My grandfather in the village where I was born and grew up, he owned three of the pubs in the village, but none of his children, my aunts and uncles, went into the licensing trade, it seemed to skip a generation. I came over here and I\u2019ve run nightclubs and hotels, every area of the licence trade really. Then when I moved to London (via Stroud and Leicester), to the Woolwich Road, the chap who owns this pub owned one there too, which I worked in. I came down here on relief once and fell in love with the place. And I said, when it becomes available, I want it. It did, and I got it! It\u2019s like a joint enterprise now, managing the \u2018wet side\u2019 and the food operation is mine. This was 15th December, 22 or 23 years ago. I\u2019ve been here ever since and I\u2019ve no wish to move anywhere else. It\u2019s a good life here, it\u2019s friendly and we don\u2019t get trouble. Why would I want to go anywhere else?\u201d\nKnown as the Kentish Riviera, Lower Upnor was a popular family holiday destination which had a fairground, tea rooms, light railway and a bandstand and the traditional English sandy beach, ideal for sandcastle building. She found the selection of photographs (below) which we guess were taken around Edwardian times.\nBeing an English village, the weather was a talking point. Tracy continued: \u201cI wasn\u2019t here at the time, but I knew older people in the community who remember The Big Freeze of 1963. It was so cold, temperatures just plummeted and the river froze \u2013 you could have walked across to St.Mary\u2019s Island! I doubt anyone tried though, just in case!\u201d (Click here to view a BBC video of the frozen river, and here for a report from Kent Online.)\nBarman Dermot is afraid of heights, so, naturally, he decided to go skydiving \u2026\n\u201cMy motivation was, my friend\u2019s mother died of breast cancer and me being Irish, said I\u2019ll do something. She has already has done around 70 jumps so I\u2019ll said I\u2019ll do one and she said \u201cDermot, you\u2019re scared of heights, you\u2019ll never do them!\u201d I did though \u2013 I\u2019ve done two now, and I\u2019m due to do my third. We\u2019ll come back here and have a big party! Upnor, it\u2019s a nice village, everybody knows everybody and I know everything about everybody, the people are nice. It\u2019s like Ireland, where I came from. People stop for a chat, they\u2019ll make you a cup of tea, they\u2019re friendly. And every day is not the same.\u201d\nThe Naked Man and the Car Crash, Dermot, what was that all about?\n\u201cAbout 4am on a Sunday morning it was, we heard an almighty crash and found a car had hit the boundary wall of the pub. And the guy just jumped out and ran back up the road, he just left the car there. And he was completely naked! We\u2019ve no idea why, but he was arrested although he wasn\u2019t charged in the end. The insurance covered the wall. This was a different bloke to the Camouflage Lunatic Who Hangs Out In The Woods And Jumps Out On Dog Walkers!\u201d (Surely a story that warrants further investigation some day!)\nSheila was born and raised in Upnor and is still here 77 years on.\n\u201cI was born in 10 Hill Road, then we lived in 8 Hill Road and when I got married I lived in 9 Hill Road! There used to be footpath up to Beacon Hill, where the radar station was \u2013 all very hush hush. The footpath is still there but badly overgrown. That was at the end of Hill Road. I had to walk up there to chattenden to go to school, via the footpath and across the cow field.\nThe bungalow owner up there had seven Doberman dogs and one time, they all surrounded me! I just stood still and gradually crept forward. It was when I was working at the venture centre, they just came round me one day, it was scary. Two of them came in the pub one evening. They weren\u2019t aggressive, they just came and sat with Tracy and Noreen. We had a staffie who disappeared for two hours \u2013 been visiting the \u2018boys\u2019 we think \u2013 she was panting heavy when she came back anyway!\u201d\n\u201cThey used to run a boat from Sun Pier to the beach, years ago ago, before the yacht club was built. The beach was a holiday destination, with a tea boat, it was concrete with a shed on the top. We used to have one bus an hour but on Sundays we had two buses an hour because the beach was so busy. 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This would account for a huge array of things and it would be too problematic and noisy. Just try to remain objective above all.\nSince this is all voluntary we don\u2019t expect that you will hold someones hand and walk them through everything step-by-step, but it is note-worthy to say that this shouldn\u2019t result in altercations by berating someone who\u2019s asking for help - even if you feel the problem is simple or \u201cnoobish\u201d. Not everyone is an elite PHP programmer and we were all a novice at some point. It is important to keep this in mind when helping others and demonstrate patience and a willingness to be helpful at all times.\nThe following should also help serve as areas of guidance for keeping your cool when helping others.\nDon\u2019t assume you understand the problem right away\nIt\u2019s a good idea to ask some questions first when you are unsure of what the person is asking or where clarification is needed. You may need to look at the code (so ask for a pastebin - but do it politely). Try not to use retorts like \u201cWell, we can\u2019t see your code, now can we?!\u201d Some people just don\u2019t know how to formulate the question in a way that will get you to understand their predicament. Others, may not fully understand their problem themselves. So if even you help someone understand their own problem better or come to a mutual understanding of that problem together - it\u2019s far better than just blurting out solutions.\nTry not to start off with things like \u201cWell, that\u2019s stupid...\u201d or \u201cWhy would you do a stupid thing like that?\u201d Sometimes this can put people in a defensive mode and they will guard themselves against any solutions you offer up even if what you\u2019re providing is the correct solution.\nMake sure you aren\u2019t oversimplifying the problem\nSometimes we don\u2019t see the whole picture. 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It is good that we try to contribute and sometimes our intentions exceed our knowledge or understanding of a particular matter. If you happen to cross paths with others just focus on the person that actually needs your immediate help. Try to refrain from getting into a debate with others over which solution is best as this can make the person who\u2019s actually asking for help feel left out or forgotten about. There\u2019s no harm in trying to correct any misconceptions or misunderstanding someone else may have inadvertently interjected, but it\u2019s possible this may just prove more problematic than helpful. The reason we try to correct others if they do contribute bad solutions is so that if anyone else is in the channel reading and has the same problem they may get the best information. 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Witnesses applauded upon the sharks departure.\nIt\u2019s funny, because scientists later mentioned how it might have been better to have left the chunk in the sharks mouth, to reduce risk of getting bitten by it, as well as the fact that the shark may have been going weeks without food, and wasn\u2019t actually choking on the chunk of moose, but had just gotten that far to shore to get it. Regardless, what these guys did was PRETTY manly. I can only imagine how their buddies would try to top this story over a few drinks (Yeah, I know, I took that from the article).\nPersonally, I would like to see a movie made out of this. Maybe a mash-up of Jaws and Free Willy. I don\u2019t know. Regardless, this is something that can easily be a conversation piece.\nCactus out.\nNovember 13th, 2013 \u2014 News Comments\nArticle in Question: http://www.digitalspy.com/celebrity/news/a508189/matt-damon-i-get-mistaken-for-mark-wahlberg-all-the-time.html\nSo apparently this is a thing. People legitimately confuse Matt Damon and Mark Wahlberg. This has come to the point where the two have had to confer about it to figure out how to resolve such a situation. It has come to the point where they actually pretend to be each other and sometimes even fake signatures.\nNow I know this is a short article and anything in this that makes it longer than the article itself is expected to be fluff, but do you honestly think that the two look so alike that people confuse them? Wouldn\u2019t it likely be possible that, upon hearing their voices, that they\u2019d be able to tell the difference.\nMaybe I\u2019m just an audio guy, but Damon speaks in a distinctively lower voice in the register that Wahlberg very rarely uses. Not to mention the Bostonian accent that Wahlberg sometimes sports. Maybe I\u2019m just being to analytical/cynical (cynalyitical?) about it.\nBoy Emotionally Damages Terrorist\nSeptember 25th, 2013 \u2014 News Comments\nArticle In Question\nSo I figured since the last article I read might not be considered news to some (at least not pressing news), I figured that I would go back to Reddit as a news source. Fortunately, I found an article that, as some redditors might say, gave me some feels.\nThe story was about an English boy in Kenya that had called a terrorist a \u201cbad man\u201d for shooting his mother in the thigh. The terrorist seemed to understand this little boy\u2019s unhappiness, proceeded to give him and his sister each a mars bar, and let the family leave. There are more details in this story that tug on your heartstrings, but I do not feel it appropriate to share them here.\nWhat I find most interesting, though, is that whilst the family is leaving (with two other children), the gunman pleaded for forgiveness, saying that he and his companions \u201care not monsters.\u201d For me, this really showed a different perspective.\nThis man was not killing simply for the sake of killing; he was doing his religious duty. Yes, his religious duty was extreme and very considerably immoral, but that\u2019s not how he viewed it. I can\u2019t imagine the pain that this man must have felt when he saw how negatively people reacted to what he thought was the right thing to do.\nNow I\u2019m not saying that Islam is a good religion and we should all be Muslim jihad extremists, but maybe we should stop to think that they have feelings too. All in all, though, I would have to say that the little boy is the hero of this story. 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Fully illustrated with reproductions of paintings, sculptures, illuminated manuscripts, and stained glass windows from across the globe, A King James Christmas is a feast for the eye and a remarkable celebration of the spirit of Christmas.\nDetails on \u201cA King James Christmas\u201d\nThis special book has been created for children (ages eight and above) or adults to read by themselves, but it is also intended to be used for parents and children to read together. The beautiful language of the King James Bible and the wonderful stories about the birth and early life of Christ can be read all at once or, as the editors planned it, a few pages every day during the Christmas season. The illustrations range from some of the most famous classical paintings on the Christmas story, to some lovely paintings by one of the book's editors, Catherine Schuon (see the second of the book sample pages listed below in the \u201cExcerpts\u201d section to see some pages with one of Catherine Schuon's paintings). The carefully selected illustrations will help adults bring the story to life in the imaginations of children.\nThe defining characteristic of this book is beauty: The language of the King James Bible is probably the vehicle of the highest form of English, the illustrations were each chosen for their simple beauty and their ability to lift the spirit, and, of course, the content of the story itself is unmatched in its beautiful message of hope of humankind. A King James Christmas is truly a book to treasure and to revisit every year to heighten the celebration of the birth of Jesus.\nAbout the Editors of \u201cA King James Christmas\u201d\nCatherine Schuon\nReviews of \u201cA King James Christmas\u201d\n\u201cA treasury for parents to share with children ages 8 and up, A King James Christmas: Biblical Selections with Illustrations from Around the World pairs passages from the King James Bible about the birth, childhood, and teachings of Jesus Christ with striking color reproductions of paintings, sculptures, illuminated manuscripts, and stained glass windows around the world. Illustrations grace practically every page, while the biblical passages are in an easy-to-read enlarged font. The biblical passages themselves are unedited, although glossary synonyms for some unfamiliar words are conveniently offered. 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These illustrations include several works by Fra Angelico and Giotto as well as reproductions from stained-glass windows and illuminated manuscripts. More modern illustrations from the 20th century include two Coptic paintings, two Chinese works and several contemporary paintings by [Catherine] Schuon, a Swiss-born artist who is one of the volume\u2019s editors. Her intriguing painting, \u2018The Virgin of the Sleigh,\u2019 reproduced as the cover illustration, shows Mary and the Christ Child being pulled through a snowy landscape by a white reindeer with candlelit antlers.\n\u201cThe case-bound volume is intended as a family resource and would also be suitable for large public-library collections or church libraries.\u2026 (Religion. 9 & up)\u201d\n\u201cFitzgerald and Schuon compile verses from the King James Bible into three sections: the birth, childhood, and teachings of Jesus. 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Every section is abundantly and superbly illustrated.\n\u201cThe first part, in particular, contains what many consider to be \u201cthe true story of Christmas\u201d\u2014the more popular verses that many choose to read during the Christmas season. The selections are presented here in chronological order, rather than as the verses originally appear in the Bible, helpfully allowing the selections to be read easily as an ongoing story. Schuon has selected from among the countless works of art created over the centuries to celebrate the glory of Christ\u2019s birth, and she includes at least one illustration, and often several, in every page spread to complement the verses presented. The artwork ranges from a sixth-century mosaic and a seventh-century Russian icon to tenth- to fifteenth-century European oil paintings and stained glass to more contemporary Ethiopian, Asian, and Coptic works. She includes several of her own twentieth-century paintings, as well. 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        "raw_content": "The devastating wildfires that have ravaged parts of California brought with them plumes of smoke, shrouding some communities in a soupy black fog.\nAir pollution like that is full of tiny particles that can cause health problems, ranging from temporary discomfort to long-term heart and lung diseases.\nIf you live in one of the worst-affected areas and cannot get away, here are some ways to minimize the harmful effects of the smoke.\nChildren, older adults and people with heart or lung diseases are more likely to be affected by air pollution. People should also take extra care if they have had a past health issue, such as childhood asthma, because a reocurrence is possible in some cases.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a lot of particulate matter that becomes airborne from the fires,\u201d said Dr. Jacqueline M. Moline, the chairwoman of the department of occupational medicine, epidemiology and prevention at Hofstra University. \u201cThat\u2019s what causes the pollution and so many of the symptoms people have begun to have: burning of the throat, burning of the eyes, nasal congestion and irritation.\u201d\nScientists and doctors are still studying the long-term health effects of large wildfires, but a growing body of research shows that inhalation of minuscule particles from wood fires can nestle in the folds of lung tissue and harm the immune system, possibly by priming it to overreact to irritants in the future.\nAir pollution can also exacerbate heart problems and even hasten a heart attack, said Dr. Len Horovitz, an internist and pulmonologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan.\n\u201cThe heart and the lungs are intertwined, so any problems with the lungs will tax the heart,\u201d he said. He added that particles inhaled in the lungs can also get into the bloodstream and cause widespread inflammation.\nIf it is smoky outside, avoid outdoor exercise or other strenuous activities. Stay indoors as much as possible and keep the doors and windows closed.\nTry not to introduce extra chemicals, such as aerosol cleaning products, into your living space. Keep your eyes refreshed with plain saline drops.\nIf you are using an air-conditioner, make sure it is recirculating rather than drawing polluted air from the outside, Dr. Moline said.\nConsider getting an air purifier\nIf you can, invest in an air purifier, which helps to clear particles of pollution in your home. Here is an in-depth review of HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arrestance) air purifiers for Wirecutter, a New York Times company.\nMany of the purifiers available in stores only have the power to clean the air in a single room, so it might be best placed in the bedroom of someone who is at greater risk, like a child, an older adult or a person with asthma, said John Capitman, the executive director of the Central Valley Health Policy Institute and a public health professor at California State University, Fresno.\n\u201cThat isn\u2019t going to reduce the exposure of everybody else in the household,\u201d he said.\nWhat kind of mask is best?\nA surgical mask, scarf or bandanna will not filter out many pollutants at all. A respirator mask will more effectively keep pollutants out of your airways.\nYou might see respirator masks with labels like N95, R99 or P100. The numbers refer to the approximate percentage of particles that are blocked, and the letters refer to the levels of oil resistance, which are not as important in dealing with smoke pollution.\nMake sure the mask is fitted securely to your face, and beware of beards: Facial hair can allow air to seep in, unfiltered.\nUnfortunately, there are risks associated with these masks.\nSacramento County stopped distributing them and warned that for those not living near the wildfires, their risks outweigh their benefits, in part because they can make it difficult for people to get enough oxygen. The risks include increased heart rate.\nOnline resources can help\nIf you want to keep track of the air pollution in your area, the Environmental Protection Agency has a website, AirNow, with air quality measurements that are updated hourly for communities across California and the rest of the United States.\nYou can also track the air quality here and see how the smoke plumes have moved over the past few days.\nTop White House Official Involved in Saudi Sanctions Resigns",
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        "raw_content": "My name is Antonio Garita, but my friends call me Tony. I was born in the province of Limon located on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, but because of job relocation, my parents moved to the capital San Jose.\nNevertheless, by the age of 10 years old, I had the opportunity to move to Quebec, Canada with my aunt and uncle to continued my education. There I had the opportunity to go to school and learn English and French. The years went by fast, I was working in the industry of manufacturing garments as a patternmaker, but circa 1992 the Canadian economy was in an economic resection. I decided to take a sabbatical year in Costa Rica because many of my friends visit it.\nMy plan was to work as a tour guide because I found out about the need of bilingual people. I didn\u2019t know anything about Costa Rica, but I interviewed for the position as a tour guide in e local tour operator Otec Tours, they were willing to give me the opportunity to work while training with their existing tour guides. One of the staff of Otec Tours was Mercedes Tobella, we became good friends and much later in time, partners in this Amazing Costa Rica adventure.\nI was so excited working as a tour guide, and the years went by, never went back to Canada, only to visit. Actually, I decided to take a formal education as a tour guide because tourism was becoming a very important industry for the national economy, and it was required to be certified by the National Institute of Tourism (ICT).\nAs I mentioned before, I wasn\u2019t planning to stay in Costa Rica but I fall in love with the job the country my people, then again, my plans were changed once again when I met my wife in 2007, and before I knew two years later I got married in Michigan, Detroit, because my wife is from Detroit. My wife was living in New York for the last 12 years where she went to medical school. Kristin (my wife) got a job in Boston Massachusetts in Beth- Israel Medical center as a PC, so I just follow her.\nI worked as a medical interpreter for some time, but before we knew we were pregnant with twin boys, so we decided that I will stay home with the twins (staging home dad) or as I like it better \u201cSuper Dad\u201d. In the main time, I decided to go back to school to get a college degree, still working on it!!!! almost there. Anyways, when the boys turn 3 years old we got pregnant again with a beautiful baby girl. Three children did slow down my plans of graduating.\nThanks to social media \u201cFacebook\u201d I reconnect with my dear friend Mercedes Tobella \u201cMeche. We decided to work together and set up a travel agency, at her end in Costa Rica she is been doing the operational part and I will work in sales here in America. We had been very successful sending small groups and families to Costa Rica.\nIn summary, the experience in the tourism industry has been an amazing journey, and glad to be back, only this time as a spoken person, talking about my favorite subject Costa Rica. I know when I talk about the beauty of the people and nature of Costa Rica I get very passionate, Is good to be back!!!",
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        "raw_content": "Wildlife on the Monastery Property\nYou may be treated to seeing some wildlife during your visit to our monastery. Don't be surprised if you see white-tail deer, pheasants, wild turkey, Canada geese, fox, owls, and other animals like the ground squirrel. They share our love of this land.\nThe beautiful white-tail deer are one of the most pleasing sights we witness from our home. They range from a reddish-brown coat in the summer to a grayish-brown coat in the winter. Fawns have beautiful red-brown coats speckled with white spots.\nAdults hold their white tails erect when sensing danger to alert others. They have a keen sense of hearing which allows them to sense humans at quite a distance. To control overpopulation, these deer are a popular game animal in the fall of the year.\nThis is one of the most common of geese in Canada. They live throughout the majority of North America and love our North Dakota grasslands and stubble fields.\nThey fly in an amazing \"V\" formation which tells a story of its own in how they care for each other in flight. Canada Geese have brownish colored bodies with a long black neck and head. A distinguishing white chin strap is located behind the bill and eye of the Canada Goose. Flocks of geese can be heard from a long way off as their rich, musical honking fills the air as they fly overhead.\nThe thirteen lined ground squirrel is a common sight in North Dakota. These pesky, but darling rodents enjoy making a home in pastures, roadsides, and our flower beds!\nA beautiful pattern of dark stripes and white dots mark the head and back of this little cutie. They are active during the day and hibernate over the winter months. They feast on both plant and animal matter, insects, and seeds. They have to keep a watchful eye overhead as we have several hawks, owls, and eagles with a hankerin' for these \"delicacies\"!\nOccasionally, we spot a red fox on our property. In fact, last spring we enjoyed a peek at some playful new fox pups outside a fox den nearby. The red fox has pointy ears which are black on the back, a long snout, and a long bushy red tail with a white tip.\nThe red fox enjoys an open habitat and are not strictly nocturnal so they are sighted frequently during the daytime. Their diet consists largely of rodents, birds and insects. When chased, the red fox swishes its tail from side to side to spread its scent in many directions. This makes it more challenging for its predators to follow.\nWe have not spotted coyotes around the monastery, however, North Dakota farmers can attest to the fact that they\u2019re around. Although typically afraid of humans, the coyote poses a threat to livestock and domestic pets.\nCoyotes can weigh up to 50 pounds and stand about 20 inches in height. They resemble a large dog with a bushy tail and can survive in very cold climates. The coyote's diet consists of reptiles, small animals, birds and some vegetation. Coyotes are territorial and may stay in one location for many years as long as food is abundant. They hunt both alone and in pairs and have a keen sense of hearing and smell.\nThis commonly recognized owl is distinctive because of its tufted ears that resemble horns. It is large and has a wingspan of up to five feet. Ranging in color from brown to light gray, the great horned owl nests in mature trees or tree rows.\nIt is mostly nocturnal, but will occasionally hunt during daylight hours. This owl is so powerful it can overcome large and dangerous prey such as skunks and porcupines. Most commonly, however, it feasts on ground squirrels, rabbits, ducks, and other rodents. [Photo courtesy ND Game and Fish Dept]\nThis gorgeous pheasant is another popular game bird in North Dakota. The colorful plumage of the male includes a brilliant green head and a white ring around the neck. Body feathers range from brown, copper, tan, green, and black with a purplish hue.\nThe females are typically shades of brown. These hardy pheasants have extremely good eyesight and hearing and can typically be found in stubble fields and along roadsides. [Photo courtesy ND Game and Fish Dept]\nThe bald eagle, our regal national symbol, is a beautiful sight to behold. The bald eagle is not bald at all, but rather, has white feathers on its head, neck and tail. They prefer habitats near coastlines, rivers, lakes and wet prairies. Like the golden eagle, the bald eagle may use the same nest year after year, adding more to the nest at each nesting.\nAverage flight speed for the bald eagle is 20 to 40 mph but they can dive at speeds over 100 mph. The bald eagle feeds on fish, small mammals, waterfowl and birds. Amazingly, the bald eagle can swim! [Photo courtesy ND Game and Fish Dept]\nOne of the sights we appreciate most is that of a golden eagle soaring overhead. They are common to this area, living in trees along the Missouri River. They enjoy hunting the wide open farmlands where there is little cover for its prey \u2014 rabbit, fox, snakes, game birds.\nIts sharp eyesight allows it to see small prey from a long distance and swoop through the air at speeds of up to 95 miles per hour, catching birds in midair. The nests of the golden eagle are used year after year, with the adult bird adding more twigs each nesting season. 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        "raw_content": "How classroom technology can benefit your child\u2019s education\nHistorically, the term \u201cdigital divide\u201d has referred to the gap in technology levels between developing and first world countries; however, it\u2019s truly the divide between the more affluent and the underprivileged. While the divide has a worldwide reach, it\u2019s important to remember that the gap is growing in America, too. Improving technology in schools \u2013 and how it\u2019s used in learning \u2013 is an important topic because it offers students a more effective way to achieve, fully preparing them to be skills-ready for a successful future.\nToday, the majority of schools in America have computers of some kind. Still, many schools, particularly rural schools and those with a high percentage of minority students, lack reliable Internet access or have old computers that aren\u2019t compatible with current software. Concerned parents, teachers and educational leaders are rallying for change.\nProviding students with modern, mobile computers and access to the Internet at school and at home promotes hands-on learning that engages students. When children are interested and excited, the learning process comes naturally. Across the country, one-to-one programs \u2013 meaning one computer is supplied for each student \u2013 are gaining interest and receiving funding. Some districts have even approved BYOD programs, or bring your own device programs, that allow students to bring their own technology (i.e. laptops, tablets, smartphones) from home to use in the classroom.\nThese technology enhancements are creating a 21st century classroom environment that focuses on today\u2019s students\u2019 needs. Rather than the teacher lecturing at the front of the classroom, students are taking the lead by exploring different topics, answering their own questions, and interacting with peers and their teachers by accessing information through technology. Benefits abound: According to Project RED, an education research organization that analyzes technology in the classroom, schools with one-to-one programs have higher test scores, better graduation rates and fewer discipline problems.\nStudents aren\u2019t the only ones that come out ahead \u2013 teachers benefit from technology, too. It actually enhances the teacher\u2019s ability to connect with students, expands access to instructional material and allows the teacher to facilitate a richer, more meaningful classroom experience.\nFor all the benefits of better classroom technology, funding can be an issue. While adding computers, maintaining hardware and software, and funding ongoing technology support can be costly, there is also the potential to save money through improved efficiency. In fact, according to Project RED, adding effective classroom technologies can result in increased efficiency and cost reductions \u2013 even when maintenance costs are included.\nFor example, instructional materials contribute to this cost savings. Traditional paper textbooks can be costly and become outdated quickly. Digital content offers one effective solution to this problem by giving students and teachers access to the most up-to-date materials online, bringing the world into the classroom and often at a fraction of the cost. Online courses, assessment and professional development are additional areas where cost savings can quickly add up.\nHow to spearhead a technology change in the classroom\nWhether you are a parent who wants computer access in your child\u2019s classroom or you\u2019re an educator who wants to enable an improved learning experience through better technology, here\u2019s how you can start the conversation and make a difference:\n1. Use the K-12 Blueprint. Found at www.K12blueprint.com and sponsored by Intel Corporation, this website is a free resource for planning and implementing technology initiatives in districts. You\u2019ll find a plethora of useful information, including practical guidelines, funding advice, curriculum considerations and real-world success stories.\n2. Involve the people who care. Start discussions with fellow parents, teachers, principals and even the educational board to create a vision and plan. 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        "raw_content": "In part 1 we looked at John 15 and saw that a friend is loving, sacrificial and outward looking.\nThe book of Proverbs fleshes out this picture of what it means to be a friend. Proverbs is immensely helpful in thinking through the issue of friendship, which isn\u2019t surprising because it\u2019s a book of wisdom that tells us how God\u2019s creation operates. So let\u2019s look at what we can learn from Proverbs about friendship.\nA friend is close\nOne who has unreliable friends soon comes to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. (Prov 18:24)\nA friend is someone who is close to you. There\u2019s a deepness to your relationship. You have lowered down your wall of defences and made yourself vulnerable. They know the real you, warts and all. There is real intimacy.\nIn my twenties I lived in a different town to my family, and after a few years I realised that my friends had become like family. It was my friends who knew my fears and where I was at. And they knew this because I had let them in. I\u2019d been intimate with them about my hopes, dreams, fears and emotions. They knew me deeply.\nYou don\u2019t need to be geographically close to be a close friend. Friends may be separated by time and space but can still be close, especially with the help of technology. I speak on the phone every week with one of my close friends who is in Canberra. I use a week of annual leave to visit another friend in Darwin. These things have enabled me to still be honest and vulnerable and continue to go deep in these friendships.\nOver the years I\u2019ve come to appreciate that there\u2019s a difference between a friend and an acquaintance. Drew Hunter describes it as the difference between snorkelling and deep-sea diving.[1] When you go snorkelling, you hover on the surface and kind of bob along. You see things from a distance through metres of water. It\u2019s beautiful and fun, but you don\u2019t get to see things up close. Deep-sea diving, on the other hand, is quite different. You go down, you go into depth, you get to see things up close and personal.\nI read a story about a man at his 50th birthday party who, when he got there, realised that in this room full of people the only person who knew the real him was his wife. There was no one else who knew his deepest hopes, dreams and fears. He was in a room of acquaintances. So he took some steps to go deeper and began to experience real friendship.\nIt\u2019s totally okay to have acquaintances. I have lots of them and when I see them I have lots of fun. But it\u2019s helpful to know that they are not friends. On the flip side, if you only have acquaintances, does something need to change? Do you need to allow people in? Do you need to change some things in your life that may be costly?\nA friend is constant\nA friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity. (Prov 17:17)\nThere are several beautiful examples of the constancy of friendship in the Bible. Two of my favourites are probably the most well-known. With David and Jonathan, even though Jonathan\u2019s father wanted to kill David, Jonathan remained steadfastly loyal to David. We learn that Jonathan loved David as himself (1 Samuel 18:1). Similarly, Ruth and Naomi had a friendship that led Ruth to leave behind her family and culture; they were so close they were like family. Ruth says these profound words to Naomi:\n\u201cWhere you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay. Your people will be my people and your God my God. Where you die I will die, and there I will be buried.\u201d (Ruth 1:16-17)\nThese friends were there for each other through thick and thin. It\u2019s helpful to think about constancy as stickiness, because friends stick with you no matter what. A friend is there in the hard times more than the good. This means that biblical friendships are not disposable or fleeting. No matter the obstacles thrown at your friend, you remain stuck to them like glue.\nOf course, the opposite of this is the fair-weather friend\u2014one who is only there in the good times. You may have some laughs but as soon as things get tough they disappear. If a friend disappears in the hard times, are they really a friend?\nA friend is candid\nFaithful are the wounds of a friend; profuse are the kisses of an enemy. (Prov 27:6)\nsprings from their heartfelt advice. (Prov 27:9)\nAs Oscar Wilde said, \u201cgood friends stab you in the front\u201d.\nFriends talk honestly: they council, they rebuke, they speak well. Friends speak the truth in love. Friends don\u2019t always tell you want to want to hear. They tell you what you need to hear.\nI have a friend who is really good this. Sometimes it\u2019s the small things\u2014for example, I have no sense of smell, so she lets me know when I should put deodorant on. Sometimes it\u2019s the bigger things, like when I was treating another friend badly. This honest friend pulled me aside and said I needed to apologise for my appalling behaviour. I didn\u2019t want to hear that, but I needed to.\nAnd this brings up an important point about being candid in friendship. I could listen to the hard words because there was trust. Friends are trustworthy. They won\u2019t share what you\u2019ve told them. There is no fear. Friendship should be a safe space where there is honesty and trust.\nIt\u2019s really important that we have Christian friends, as they will be the ones who build, equip and rebuke us because we have the same foundation. Of course, if the purpose of friendship is to point others to Jesus, it\u2019s really important to have non-Christian friends too, as these are amazing gospel opportunities. And, as another friend once said to me, if we really love our friends we will pray for them to know Jesus. But I listen to the advice of my non-believing friends differently. They are coming from a different standpoint so I filter it through my Christian worldview.\nA friend is careful\u2026\n\u2026careful with their words\nand a gossip separates close friends. (Prov 16:28)\nFriends are careful with their tongues. How many friendships do you know that have been damaged by idle gossip or a loose tongue? Friends don\u2019t repeat what has been told to them in confidence. This overlaps a lot with friends being candid: we need to be careful in how and when we use our words. Friends are careful to use their words to build people up and not tear them down; to encourage and not demotivate.\n\u2026about friendship and sin\nWe are all sinful people. And sin can destroy friendship. It can turn friendship into an idol; we can become jealous of people\u2019s friendships; we can love our friends more than other people at church.\nAnd then the devil can start to tempt us. We come to church and say, \u201cWhere are my friends? I have no friends at church so I\u2019m not going to come.\u201d And at his most deceiving, the devil can make us think we have no friends and are unlovable.\nAs Christians, we are called to love all our brothers and sisters (Col 3:12-14; Heb 13:1). So don\u2019t go to church to make friends; go to church to serve and love your brothers and sisters. And as we love others, these relationships can often turn into the unlikeliest of friendships. When I was a student minister I decided to read the Bible one-to-one with a girl from church who I absolutely nothing in common with. We really were like chalk and cheese. But as we spent the year reading God\u2019s word together we became closer and closer, and she is now a friend.\nAt this point you may feeling rather overwhelmed. Who can possibly live up to this? Who among us can be a friend who is always truly close, constant, candid and careful?\nAnd the simple answer is: no one. But the more accurate answer is: no one but Jesus. Remember, he is the perfect friend. He is the one in whom all these marks of friendship are perfectly fulfilled. So don\u2019t despair or give up; you are not Jesus.\nHaving Jesus as our model of friendship reminds us there is grace and forgiveness. We won\u2019t achieve the four Cs all the time.[2] We will keep spoiling our friendships by our self-centred, thoughtless words and actions.\nBut when we when we fail, we can apologise, seek forgiveness and move towards reconciliation. In doing so we become more like Jesus and our friendships become more Christlike. In doing so, we will point each other to Jesus.\nLook out for part 3 of this series next week, where Caitlin will explore how we can cultivate friendships.\n[1] Drew Hunter, Made for Friendship, Crossway Publishing, Illinois, 2018.\n[2] The concept of the Cs of friendship is quite a common structural understanding of friendship in Proverbs. 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        "raw_content": "Why You Should Consider Handcrafted Native American Jewelry As A Gift\nBy Steven Meyer\nWe live in a world where every Google search provides you with the best gift ideas. When you give someone something to make their day worthwhile and special, the thought should come from your heart. Consider using custom handcrafted Native American jewelry so that you can make the most of the moment and the receiver will appreciate it more.\nWhen you give someone a store-bought present, you would generally sift through hundreds and eventually choose what you know they would like best. The good thing about personalized items is that no matter what someone s preference is, they will appreciate what you have given them based on the thought that came with it.\nThis idea is also perfect for every occasion. If it is a birthday, you can make your own box from a normal box and then include another personal gift in it. For valentine s day, instead of buying a card, make one. Instead of buying a cake, bake one. There are many ways o go about it and so many options to choose from.\nThese presents also eliminate the fear that someone else may have gotten the same item as you did. If it is personal, you would have to make it which means that no one else could have thought about it. An alternative is that if you want to buy an item from the store, you can still make it personal. If you get a shirt, you can have a special message printed on it. Or perhaps a jewelry box in which you may have it engraved on the side or at the top.\nIt can also be quite costly to buy all your items from stores. With the economy doing bad, shop owners feel that they need to increase prices in order to see their profits. Because of this, consumers are paying more. If you want to save a few dollars, you may consider buying items in bulk and having them customized. It will work out much better this way.\nIf you find that you have quite a hand for creativity, you could deliberate with friends or even a partner in making this a small business. It will make you extra cash on the side and it could even grow into an actual store. You will, of course, start from home and slowly build yourself up once you have upskilled yourself and learned about your market.\nIt may be a good idea to speak to someone that you know who has done this before. They will be able to give you plenty of new ideas that may prefer over your own. They will also be able to advise you in terms of costs and where to buy the personalization materials in bulk if they have also considered opening a business.\nGetting into making your own presents can be beneficial to both you and the receiver. It teaches patience and opens up your mind to creativity. If you are looking for further inspiration, open up Google and let the juices flow.\nPurchase beautiful handcrafted Native American jewelry online right now! Visit our virtual store to view our selection of stunning necklaces at http://www.southpawbeadworks.com/product-category/native-american-jewelry today.",
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        "raw_content": "Amarkantak is known as an immense pilgrim centre for the Hindus, and is the origin of the rivers Narmada and Sone. It is situated at the meeting point of the Vindhya and the Satpura mountain ranges amongst sylvan surroundings, at an altitude of 1065 Mts. It is located on the edge of the ancient Kalinga kingdom. The Narmada River flows to the west from Amarkantak whereas the Sone flows towards the East. Amarkantak is a glorified by nature as the holy ponds, elevated hills, the entire forest area, exquisite waterfalls and an ever-so-pleasant air of serenity make this place an indeed a much popular destination for both religious-minded and the nature-lovers. It is also believed that who ever dies at Amarkantak are assured of a place in heaven.\nThe place was the dwelling of the celestial bodies but was disturbed by the hindrances of evil forces and hence called Amarkantak. Amarkantak is a Sanskrit word which means immortal (amar) and obstruction (kantak). It is believed that the thick forests of this region were full of mango (aam) trees. So the poet Kalidas named it as Amrakoot, which later became Amarkantak.\nAmong all the sacred rivers of India, The Narmada River occupies a very unique place, among all the sacred rivers of India. There are other rivers, which are as popular, romantic and life sustaining, each glamorized in the folklore and history of India but none of them can match the mystique of Narmada.\nLegend says that Lord Shiva blessed Narmada with unique purifying powers. That's why, if any devotee wants to purify himself, then, the mere sight of Narmada is enough. Another charming folk tale describes the superiority of Narmada over Ganga. Once every year, after the Ganga is polluted beyond tolerance, she visits Narmada dressed like a dark woman and takes a cleansing purifying dip in its waters!\nAmarkantak is also famous for the Amrkantak Shivratri Mela, which is held annually during the festival of Maha Shivratri. This fair has a reputation of being about 80 years old.\nAmarkantak is situated in Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh in India. Its latitude and longitude are 22\u00b044' North and 81\u00b054' East. The altitude is 1060.70 meters.\nAmarkantak and the rivers that originate from it have been mentioned in the Puranas, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Vashishthasamita and Satpath Brahman. The Suryavanshi Samrat Mandhata founded a town in the valley \"Riksh Parvat\" about 6000 years' back and named it Mandhata. The queen of Samrat Purukutsa, who was son of Mandhata, gave the title of Narmada to the river. Due to occupation of this area the descendents of Yayati moved from this area to west of Madhya Pradesh and settled on the banks of Narmada River.\nAccording to tradition, this Vindhyachal area was included in the Kingdom of Ayodhya. Various sages like the Kapil Muni, Bhrigu Rishi and Markandeya Rishi had ashrams here. It is also said that Pandavas stayed here and gained spiritual benefits during their exile.\nAfter about 3000 years of Mahabharata the Adi Shankaracharya was born in788 AD and consecrated on the banks of Narmada River. He founded Pataleshwar Mahadev in Amarkantak at the origin of Narmada from the bamboo clumps. This place is known as Surajkund today. There is no bamboo clumps here now.\nIn the more recent history, this area was given in dowry to the Kalchuri King by the Chedi King (10th to 11th Century AD). The Kalchuri Maharaja Karnadeva (1042-1072 AD) had constructed temples at Surajkund. In 1808 Amarkantak was ruled by the King of Nagpur and later came under foreign rule.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Box Office Jungle Book Gets U/A Certificate For Being \u2018too scary\u2019!!\nJungle Book Gets U/A Certificate For Being \u2018too scary\u2019!!\nPosted By: Bollywood Googlyon: April 08, 2016 In: Box Office, NewsNo Comments\nOne of the much awaited movies of this week \u2018The Jungle Book\u2019, which released on 8th April, has been given U/A certificate by the Censor Board. The Central Board of Film Certification\u2019s Examining panel felt that in some scenes of the movie the 3D graphics and sound effects were too scary for young children. A U/A certificate means that parents require to accompany the children under the age of 12 to watch the movie. Censor Board Chief Pahlaj Nihalani has stated, \u201cJust as a warning is given for a rollercoaster ride, the examining panel felt that the movie could be too scary and has suggested that parents decide if it is appropriate for small children to watch. The animals leap out from the screen and the sound effects can be scary. Let the parents decide.\u201d\nHowever, the decision was greatly criticised by many people on social websites and became a much debated topic. Bollywood producer Mahesh Bhatt called it a shame on the country.\nMeanwhile this much loved movie of Jon Favreau has received a \u201cparental guidance\u201d, or PG rating in the United States.\nPriyanka Confirms Bipasha-Karan Wedding\nTHE JUNGLE BOOK- THEN & NOW",
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        "raw_content": "Are Crime Fiction Readers Just Fun Loving Criminals?\nBy John Reese, Jul 1 2018 10:21AM\nThe popularity of Crime Fiction might wax and wane but at the end of the day, it still remains one of the most popular genres. Of course one might argue the popularity of a genre based on revenue or the number of books published but when it comes down to good old fashion sentiment Crime Fiction and particularly Thrillers takes some beating.\nSome of the best characters in crime fiction become global icons. Who doesn\u2019t know Thomas Harris\u2019 Hannibal Lecter? But what is it about the genre that has us chaffing at the bit as we search for the next big read. It\u2019s true to say that the best-known characters in crime fiction are larger-than-life, Alex Cross, the protagonist of a series of novels that begin with Along Came A Spider being a fine example, but more than this they represent the power of enigma and herein resides the secret of the genres enduring appeal.\nEnigmas are paradoxes, conundrums, mysteries and as humans and readers, we have an inherent need for answers that is only matched by our need for justice. Add to this is our relentless need for resolution and our psyche demands that good triumphs over evil, yet we live in a world that is sadly at odds with our expectations. Open the daily paper or browse online news sources and we are often overwhelmed by world events. From terrorists mowing innocent people down in the streets of London to the posturing of megalomaniacs who seem to have us on the verge of nuclear war most of us feel that events are beyond our control.\nTaking a step away from reality and immersing ourselves in crime fiction often provides us with the resolution we might otherwise lack. It\u2019s a genre where evil is punished, and good mostly triumphs. But is there a formula for crime fiction that is universally appealing?\nThe short answer is no! Yes, there are any number of Crime and Thriller fiction authors willing to share the secret of their success for something in return. Each genre has its own codes and conventions, but that does not mean there is a formula. Of course one could widen the debate but when it comes to crime fiction, thrillers and their allied subgenres the most important thing to a reader is the protagonist. It\u2019s their victory that reminds us that there is hope and that there are people out there, no matter how flawed, who will make a stand. Through them, we learn about the darker aspects of life from the comfort and security of our armchairs, whilst getting to experience the adrenalin rush and wave of emotions that come with it.\nSo perhaps at the end of the day, we are all fun loving criminals in search of a good read and one author who continues to deliver the goods in this respect is Gordon Bickerstaff with his Lambeth Group series. We had the honour of reviewing his latest release Tears Of Fire and you can find our review and recommendation by clicking HERE.",
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        "raw_content": "Grant Funding for Small Businesses\nby triberesearch\nThe idea that there are millions of dollars in grant funds \u0096 free money \u2014 waiting for the small business owner to tap into them is true and at the same time, not true.\nIn most cases, grant funds are not designed to start a new business. There are some specialized businesses that may qualify for start-up money, but 99.9% of the businesses in the Yellow Pages would be ineligible to receive start-up funding.\nYet there are millions of dollars available to help fund existing small businesses and employment programs, particularly in the non-profit arena. The trick is to be able to research grants and find those that are most aligned with your company\u0092s mission and/or project.\nGrants fall into two categories: government and corporate. They all come with strings attached and very specific requirements for those who will be awarded the funds. Funders look for businesses and organizations that already exist, that will use the money for a worthwhile project, i.e. jobs in inner cities, providing training to specialized groups, etc., and that will develop a self-sustaining program.\nFor small businesses that are looking for funding for expansion or for equipment purchases, it takes a creative mind to find a grant that could apply to your specific needs while filling the requirements of the grant funders. That is where the services of a professional grant writer are invaluable.\nFor example, a company may want grant money to fund an expansion of their sales force and they need to add more space as well as hire more people. Well, a for-profit company may not be eligible for any grant money. However, the company could form a non-profit agency that trains veterans or welfare moms in sales skills, leases or buys space to accommodate the workers and gives the new trainees a place to work by leasing them to the for-profit company.\nWriting a grant proposal is a very specialized skill, but it can be learned. Grant writing in and of itself is a very lucrative profession. The IRS has established a pay range for grant writers of $ 50 \u2013 $ 150 per hour. A comprehensive training course is available at www.superchargedgrants.com. Students actually work on a real grant proposal while taking the course. Their work is critiqued by a certified professional grant writer\nFor those who don\u0092t want to do it themselves or who don\u0092t have the time to do it themselves, they can hire a professional grant writer to research and write the grant proposal. An organization will generally pay between $ 1,000 \u2013 $ 3,000 for a complete grant proposal and even higher for large proposal amounts. There are also grant review services that help grant seekers tweak their proposals for the best possible chance of funding.\nGrants for small business funding are out there. The trick is to know how to present your needs in a way that best aligns with the grant funder\u0092s mission. It isn\u0092t easy, but it is definitely attainable and very much worth the effort.\nKasey McCallum writes on small business, grant writing, alternative funding methods and real estate.\nRelated Businesses Articles\nFiled in: Business \u2022 Tags: Businesses, funding, Grant, Small\n\u00ab Celebrity \u2013 Disconnected\n*NSYNC \u2013 Do Your Thing \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Time travel has always made for interesting stories. You\u2019ve had offerings like The Time Machine by H. G. Wells. Back to the Future spawned two sequels. Doctor Who is a cultural icon. El Ministerio del Tiempo, or The Ministry of Time, deals with a Spanish agency that patrols history. Not much has been said of the specific mechanics, except that time travel is achieved by walking through doors. It\u2019s not said how much control anyone has, but the doors are limited to Spain\u2019s history.\nThe first season was only 8 episodes. It did a very good job of setting up the mythology while giving fairly good stories. Alonso de Entrerr\u00edos, Amelia Folch and Juli\u00e1n Mart\u00ednez make up a team that would go back to make sure things happened like they were supposed to. (Alonso and Amelia were both from the past with Juli\u00e1n being from the present.)\nThe second season picks up shortly after the first one ends. As with the first season, great importance is placed on not changing history. Several episodes deal with this directly. In the first episode, the team has to investigate El Cid only because the DNA they have on file differs from the DNA found in his grave. This is because a former agent killed the real El Cid and had to impersonate him so as not to erase an important figure.\nThe season ends with King Phillip II taking over the Ministry and declaring himself the King of Time. This episode shows what would have happened had the Inquisition not ended. Spain controls a good portion of the world, but the people are repressed. It\u2019s not a very promising alternate timeline.\nThose that have seen the first season won\u2019t find too many surprises. The quality is similar. The show still deals with important moments in Spanish history, like Spain having to leave The Philippines. Not knowing much about history, some of the events were unfamiliar to me. I knew that The Philippines were once Spanish territory, but I didn\u2019t know the specifics about how Spain left. There\u2019s also another episode showing Napoleon visiting a monastery. I\u2019m not sure if this actually happened or was written to have a historical figure appear.\nThere are a few episodes that deal with crises. One character brings the Spanish Flu to the Ministry headquarters, necessitating quarantine. Another has the host of a paranormal-themed show gaining access to the doors of time and changing history. (The idea is to make the Ministry office look like any other office, but that fails at the last moment.)\nThere is a minor cast change as Juli\u00e1n travels to Cuba at the end of the first episode. During those episodes, Rodolfo Sancho was working on another project. His character is replaced by Hugo Silva, who plays a police officer from the 1980s named Jes\u00fas M\u00e9ndez Pont\u00f3n. He goes by Pacino because of his supposed resemblance to Al Pacino. (I don\u2019t see the resemblance, either. I think this may have been a running joke.) Juli\u00e1n does come back later in the season, coinciding with Pacino\u2019s departure.\nAs with the first season, episodes are about 75 minutes each. (The second season has 13 episodes, up from season one\u2019s 8 episodes.) I\u2019d recommend watching the first season before watching this one. Many of the episodes could be watched out of order, but there are stories that continue from the first season. Several photographs were found indicating that Juli\u00e1n and Amelia will marry. While that\u2019s not directly addressed, things do happen to further that storyline.\nThe show reminds me of another show called Voyagers!, which had two characters traveling through time to keep things right. (It would be interesting to go back and watch Voyagers!, but I don\u2019t see it on Netflix at the moment.) I\u2019m not certain of the status of the series after the third season. IMDb has up to the third season. (Wikipedia lists episodes for the first two.) Netflix has the first three seasons, but acquired rights to show the series outside of Spain. I may just have to watch the third season and hope I hear news by then.\nLabels: Abigail Schaaff , Aura Garrido , Cayetana Guill\u00e9n Cuervo , Francesca Pi\u00f1\u00f3n , Hugo Silva , Jaime Blanch , Javier Ruiz Caldera , Jorge Dorado , Juan Gea , Marc Vigil , Nacho Fresneda , Paco Plaza , Rodolfo Sancho",
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It means that if there is any technological break through, there be further jump in the volume of production for the given set of inputs.\nProduction function is an engineering relation that expresses the maximum amount of output that can be produced to within a given set of inputs.\nAt any given time, the output from a given set of inputs is always fixed.\nProduction function enables us to understand how best we can make use of technology to its greatest potential.\nInput-output relationship or production function:-\nThe inputs for any product or service are land, labour, capital, organization & technology.\nQ = f (L1, L2, C, OT)\nQ = quantity of production\nf = function is the type of relationship between inputs and outputs.\nA manufacturer has to make a choice of the production function by considering his technical knowledge. He uses lower costs of inputs for a given level of production.\nSome factors of production may be important and the relative importance\u2019s of the factors depend upon the final product to be manufactured.\nEx: - in software industry, land is not an input factor as significant as that in case of an agricultural product.\nIn the case of an agricultural product, increasing the other factors of production can increase the production, but beyond a point increased output can be had only with increased used agricultural land. Investment in land forms a significant portion of the total cost of production for output; where as in the case of the software industry, other factors such as technology, capital, management and others becomes significant. With change in industry and the requirements the production function also needs to be modified to suit to the situation.\nProduction function with one variable input and laws of returns:-\nThe law of return states that when at least one factor of production is fixed or factor input is fixed and when all other factors are varied, the total output in the initial stages will increase at an increasing rate, and after reaching certain level of output the total output will increase at declining rate. If variable factor inputs are added further to the fixed factor input, the total output, may decline. This law is of universal nature and it proved to be true in agricultural and industry also. The law of returns is also called the law of variable proportions or the law of diminishing returns.\nStage II Stage III\nOutput TP\nUnits of labour (variable inputs) MP\nTotal product, average product & marginal product curves.\nOutputs with fixed capital and variable labour inputs.\nTotal product TP\nMarginal product MP\nAverage product AP\nIn the short-run, it is assumed that capital is a fixed factor input and labour is variable input. It is also assumed that technology is given and is not going to change. Under such circumstances, the firm starts production with a fixed amount of capital and uses more and more units of labour. In the initial stages, output increases at an increasing rate because capital is grossly under utilized. Productivity will increase up to point \u2018A\u2019 where more and more units of labour are increased. After point \u2018A\u2019 output increases at a declining rate till it reaches maximum at point \u2018C\u2019. After point \u2018C\u2019, the total output declines and the margined product of labour is negative. Thus indicates that the additional units of labour are not contributing anything positively to the total output. Even if labour is available free of cost, It is not worth using it.\nProduction function with two variable inputs and law of returns:-\nA production function requires two inputs, capital (C) & labour (L) to produce a given product (Q). This can be more than two inputs in a real life situation, but for a simple analysis, we restrict no. of inputs to two only. The production function based on two inputs can be expressed as,\nQ = f (C, 2)\nNormally, both capital and labour are required to produce a product. These two inputs can be substituted for each other. Hence the producer may choose any combination of labour and capital that gives the required no. of units of output. For any given level of output, a producer may hire both capital and labour, but he is free to choose any one combination of labour and capital out of several such combinations. The alternative combination of labour and capital yielding a given level of output are such that if the use of one factor input is increased, that of another will decrease and vice versa. However, the units of an input foregone to get one unit of the other input changes, depends upon the degree of substitutability between the two input factors. Based on the techniques or technology used, the degree of substitutability may vary.\nIncrease E\nC B A IQ 20,000 units\nLabour decrease\nISOQUANTS:-\nIso = equal Quant = quantity\nIsoquant = the quantities throughout a given Is quant are equal.\nIsoquants are also called \u2018isoproduct curves\u2019. An Isoquant curve shows various combinations of two input factors such as capital and labour, which yield the same level of output.\nAn Isoquant curve represents all such combinations which yield equal quantity of output; any or every combination is a good combination for manufacturer. Since he prefers all these combination equally, an Isoquant curve is also called \u2018product indifference curve\u2019.\nIsoquant yielding 20,000 units of\nFrom the above figure, it shows the different combinations of input factors to yield an output of 20,000 units of output. As the investment goes up, the no. of labourers can be reduced. The combination of \u2018A\u2019 shows 1 unit of capital and 20 units of labour to produce say 20,000 units of output. All the above combinations if inputs can be plotted a graph, the locus of all the possible combinations of inputs shows up Isoquant.\nFeatures of an Isoquant:-\nDownward sloping: -\nThese are downward sloping because, if one input increases, the other one reduces. There is no question of increase in both the inputs to yield a given a given output. A degree of substitution is assumed between the factors of production. In other words, an Isoquant cant be increasing, as increase in both the inputs does not yield same level of output remains constant though the use of one of the factors is increasing, which is not true. Isoquants slope from left to right.\nConvex to origin: -\nIsoquants are convex to the origin. Because the input factors are not perfect substitutes. One input factor can be substituted by other input factor in a diminishing marginal rate. If the input factors were perfect substitutes, the Isoquant would be a falling straight line. When the inputs are used in fixed proportion, and substitution of one input for the other can\u2019t take place, the Isoquant will be shaped.\nDo not intersect: -\nThese two Isoquants don\u2019t intersect, because each of these denote a particular level of output, if the manufacturer wants to operate at a higher level of output, he has to switch over to another Isoquant with a higher level of output & vice versa.\nDo not touch the axes: -\nThe Isoquant touches neither X-axis nor Y-axis, as both inputs are required to produce a given product.\nIsoquants where input factors are perfect substitutes\u2026\nIQ3 = 40,000 units\nIsoquants where inputs factors are not perfect substitutes\u2026\nCapital IQ3 = 40,000\nIQ2 = 30,000\nMarginal rate of technical substitutes: -\nThe marginal rate of technical substitution (MRTS) refers to the rate at which one input factor is substituted with the other to attain a given level of output. In other words, the lesser units of one input must be compensated by increasing amounts of another input to produce the same level of output. The below table shows the ratio of MRTS between the two input factors, say capital and labour. 5 units of decrease in labour are compensated by an increase in 1 unit of capital, resulting in a MRTS of 5:1.\nRatio of MRTS between capital and labour:\nCapital (Rs. In lakh)\nISOCOSTS: -\nIt refers to that the cost curve that represents the combination of inputs that will cost the producer the same amount of money. In other words, each isocost denotes a particular level of total cost for a given level of production. If the level of production changes, the total cost changes and thus the isocost curve moves upwards and vice versa. The below figure shows three downward sloping straight line cost curves (assuming that the input prices are fixed, no quantity discounts are available) each costing Rs. 1.0 lakhs, Rs. 1.5 lakhs & Rs. 2.0 lakhs for the output levels of 20,000 , 30,000 and 40,000 units. (The total cost, as represented by each cost curve is calculated by multiplying the quantity of each input factor with its respective price). Isocosts farther from the origin, for given input costs, are associated with higher costs. Any change in input prices changes the slope of isocost lines.\nIC3 = 2.0\nCapital IC2 = 1.5\nO labour Y\nIsocosts each representing different levels of total costs.\nLeast cost combination of inputs:\nThe manufacturer has to produce at lower costs to attain higher profits. The Isocosts and Isoquants can be used to determine the input usage that minimizes the cost of production.\nWhere the slope of Isoquant is equal to that of isocost, there lies the lowest point of cost of production. This can be observed by superimposing the isocosts on isoproduct curves, from the below figure, it is evident that the producer can with a total outlay of Rs. 1.5 lakh, reach the highest Isoquant curve which is IQ2, of he wants to reach IQ3, he has to bring additional resources, which is, let us assume, not possible he cant compromise with IQ!, as it means lower output. There is no other input combination on IQ2 other than point Q, which is cheaper than Rs. 1.5 lakh, so the obvious choice for the producer is Q combination of inputs only on IQ2.\nThe points of tangency P, Q & R on each of the Isoquant curves represent the least cost combination of inputs, yielding maximum level of output any output lower or higher than this will result in higher cost of production.\nX least count combinations of input\nExpansion path\nProduction function where input factors are multiple: -\nProduction function in a two input factor setting may look too easy to be useful. It has been a valuable tool for the managers to decide what combination of inputs yields a given output at the lowest costs. In case of multiple inputs factors, quantitative techniques such as optimization techniques & linear programming provide solution. Computers have further simplified function in a multiple input factor setting.\nCOBB- DOUGLAS production function:-\nCobb & Douglas put forth a production function relating output in American manufacturing industries from 1899 to 1922 to labour & capital inputs. They used for the following formula:\nFormula: P = b L^a C^(1-a).\nWhere, P is total output.\nL is the index of employment of labour in manufacturing.\nC is the index of fixed capital in manufacturing.\nThe exponents \u2018a\u2019 and \u20181-a\u2019 are the elasticities of production. These measure the percentage response of output to percentage charges in labour and capital respectively.\nThe function estimated for the USA by Cobb & Douglas is\nP = 1.01 L^0.75 C^0.25.\nThe production function shows that one percent change in labour input capital remaining the same is associated with a 0.75 percentage change in output. Similarly one percentage change in capital, labour remaining the same, is associated with a 0.25 percent change in output. The coefficient of determination (R^2) means that 94.3 of the variations on the dependent variable (P) were accounted for by the variations in the constant returns to scale which means that there are no economics or diseconomics of large scale of production. On an average, large or small scale plants are considered equally profitable in the US manufacturing industry. On the assumption that the average and marginal production costs were constant.\nThough cobb-douglas production function was based on macro-level study, it has been very useful for interpreting economic results. later investigation revealed that the sum of the exponents might be very slightly larger than unity, which implies decreasing costs. But the difference was so marginal that constant costs would seem to be safe assumption for all practical purposes.\nReturns to scale & returns to factors: -\nReturns to scale refers to the returns enjoyed by the firm as a result of change in all the inputs. It explains the behaviour of the returns when the inputs are changed simultaneously. The returns to scale are governed by laws of returns to scale.\nLaw of returns to scale: -\nThere are three laws of returns governing production function.\nLaw of increasing returns to scale.\nLaw of constant returns to scale.\nLaw of decreasing returns to scale.\nLaw of increasing returns to scale: -\nThis law states that the volume of output keeps on increasing with every increase in the inputs. Where a given increase in inputs leads to a more than proportional increase in the output, the law of increasing returns to scales is said to operate. We can introduce division of labour and other technological means to increase production. Hence the total product increases at an increasing rate.\nLaw of constant returns to scale: -\nWhen the scope for division of labour gets restricted, the rate of increase in the total output remains constant, the law of constant returns to scale is said to operate. This law states that the rate of increase/decrease in volume of output is same to that of rate of increase/decrease in inputs.\nLaw of decreasing returns to scale: -\nWhere the proportionate increase in the inputs does not lead to equivalent increase in output, the output increases at a decreasing rate, the law of decreasing returns to scale is said to operate. This results in higher average cost per unit.\nThese laws can be illustrated with an example of agricultural land. Take one acre land, if you fill the land well with adequate bags of fertilizers and sow good quality seed, the volume of output increases. The following table illustrates:\n(in units)\n% increase in both input\n% increase in output\nLaw of applicable.\nFrom the above table, it is clear that with 1 unit of capital and 3 units of labour, the firm produces 50 units of output. When the inputs are doubled two units of capital and six units of labour, the output has gone up to 120 units. (From 50 units to 120 units). Thus when inputs are increased by 100 percent, the output has increased by 140% that is, output has increased by more than double. This governed by law of increasing returns to scale.\nWhen the inputs are further doubled that is to 4 units of capital and 12 units of labour the output has gone up to 240 units (from 120 units to 240 units). Thus when inputs are increased by 100%, the output has increased by 100%. That is output also has doubled. This is governed by law of constant returns to scale, when the inputs are further doubled, that is, to 8 units of capital and 24 units of labour, the output has gone up to 360 units. (From 240 units to 360 units). Thus when inputs are increased by 100%, which has increased only 50%. This is governed by law of decreasing returns to scale.\nReturns to factors: -\nIt is also called factor productivities. Productivity is the ratio of output to the input. Factor productivity refers to the short-run relationship of input and output. The productivity of one unit of a factor of production will be equal to the output it can generate. The productivity of a particular factor is measured with the assumption that the other factors are not changed or remain unchanged. Only that particular factor under study is changed.\nReturns to factors refer to the output or return generated as a result of change in one or more factors, keeping the other factors unchanged. Given a percentage of increase or decrease in a particular factor such as labour,\nThe change in productivity can be measured in terms of:\nTotal productivity: -\nThe total output generated at varied levels of input of a particular factor (while other factors remain constant), it is called total physical product.\nAverage productivity: -\nThe total physical product divided by the number units of that particular factor used yields average productivity.\nMarginal productivity: -\nThe marginal physical product is the additional output generated by adding an additional unit of the factor under study, keeping the other factors constant.\nThe total physical product increases along with an increase in the inputs. However the rate of increase is varied, not constant. The total physical product at first increases at an increasing returns to scale, and later its rate of increasing declines because of the law of decreasing returns to scale.\nEconomies and diseconomies of scale: -\nAlfred marshal divided the economies of scale into 2 groups\nInternal economies:-\nInternal economies refer to the economies in production costs which accrue to the firm alone when it expands its output. The internal economies occur as a result of increase in the scale of production.\nThese are types of internal economies:\nMarginal economies.\nCommercial economies.\nFinancial economies.\nTechnical economies.\nMarketing economies.\nRisk-bearing economies.\nIndivisibilities and automated machinery.\nEconomies of larger dimention.\nEconomies of research & research.\nMarginal economies: -\nAn the firm expands, the firm needs qualified managerial personal to handle each of its functions; - marketing, finance, production, human resources and others in a professional way. Functional specialization ensures minimum wastage & lowers the cost of production in the long-run.\nCommercial economies: -\nThe transactions of buying and selling raw materials and other operating supplies such as spares and so on will be rapid and the volume of each transaction also grows as the firm grows. There could be cheaper savings in the procurement, transaction & storage costs. This will lead to lower costs and increased profits.\nFinancial economies: -\nThere could be cheaper credit facilities from the financial institutions to meet the capital expenditure or working capital requirements. A larger firm has larger assets to give security to the financial institution which can consider reducing the rate of interest on the loans.\nTechnical economies: -\nIncrease in the scale of production follows when there is sophisticated technology available and the firm is in a position to hire qualified technical man power to make use of there could be substantial savings in the hiring of man power due to larger investments in the technology. This lowers the cost per unit substantially.\nMarketing economies: -\nAs the firm grows larger and larger. It can afford to maintain a full fledged marketing department independently to handle the issues related to design of customer surveys, advertising materials, and promotion campaign handling of sales and marketing staff, renting of hoardings, launching a new product and so on. In the normal course, the firm spends large amounts on issues in marketing and is still not sure of the results because these are handled by different outride groups, on whom there is little control for the firm.\nRisk bearing economies: -\nAs there is growth in the size of the firm, there is increase in the risk also. Sharing the risk with the insurance companies is the risk priority for any firm. The firm can insure its machinery and other assets against the hazards of fire, theft & other risks, the large firms can spread their risk so that they do not keep all their eggs in one basket. They purchase raw material from different sources.\nIndivisibilities and automated machinery: -\nTo manufacture goods, a plant of certain maximum capacity is required whether the firm would like to produce and sell at the full capacity or not, because the production is lesser, the firm can\u2019t hire half the manager or half the telephone. The minimum quality can be produced in the firm. A firm producing below such minimum quantity will have to bear higher costs.\nEconomies of larger dimention: -\nLarge scale production is required to take advantage of bigger size plant and equipment. For example, the cost of a 1,00,000 units capacity plant will not be double that of 50,000 units capacity plant like wise, the cost of a 10,000 tonnes oil tanker will not be double that of a 5,000 tonnes oil tanker. Engineering go by what is called two third (2/3) rule. When the volume is increased by 100%, the material required will increase by 100%, the material requires will increase only by two-thirds.\nTechnical economies are available only from large size, improved methods of production processes & when the products are standardized.\nEconomies of research & development: -\nLarge organizations such as Dr. Reddy\u2019s labs, Hindustan lever spend heavily on research and development and bring out several innovative products, only such firms with strong research & development base can cope with competition globally.\nExternal economies: -\nThese refer to all the firms in the industry because of growth of the industry as a whole or because of growth of auxillary industries. External economies benefit all the firms in the industry as the industry expands. This will lead to lowering the cost of production and thereby increasing the profitability.\nThe external economies are grouped to 3 types.\nEconomies of concentration.\nEconomies of research and development.\nEconomies of welfare.\nEconomies of concentration: -\nAll the firms are located one place. Than there is better infrastructure in terms of\nApproach roads.\nTransportation facilities such as railway lines.\nBanking & communication facilities.\nAvailability of skilled labour.\nEconomies of research and development: -\nAll the firms can pool resources together to finance research and development activities and thus share the benefits of research. There could be a common facility to share journals, news papers & other valuable reference material of common interest.\nEconomies of welfare: -\nThere could be common facilities such as\nIndustrial housing.\nCommunity halls.\nThose are commonly used by employees\nDiseconomies: -\nDiseconomies are mostly managerial in nature. 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        "raw_content": "Our curriculum is organised through a themed approach, which means that individual subjects are taught by being linked to an overarching topic. This ensures breadth, balance and the progression of knowledge and skills in the different subject disciplines throughout the Capel journey. Learning is designed in such a way as to encourage independence, creativity and a sense of responsibility among our pupils.\nOur aims in planning and teaching the curriculum, are to develop each child's skills and knowledge in the subject disciplines, but also to develop his/her skills as a learner. An emphasis is placed upon developing those habits of mind which increase a child's ability to learn well. Learning and teaching are undertaken creatively and in a way that makes them directly relevant and engaging for the child. Many links are made between subjects. 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To learn more about the EYFS Curriculum follow these links:\nThe Statutory EYFS framework can be viewed here\nA Parents' Guide to the EYFS curriculum can be viewed here\nOur school's Curriculum Policy can be viewed here\nThe National Curriculum (Class 1-6)\nThe subjects that form the National Curriculum for KS1 and KS2 are art and design, design and technology, English, geography, history, computing, mathematics, physical education, religious education, modern foreign langauages (we teach French) and science. To learning more about the curriculum follow these links:\nthe National Curriculum framework and programmes of study for the subjects can be viewed here\na Parents' Guide to the National Curriculum can be viewed here\nAlongside Capel led lessons, we make use of partnerships with local schools and organisations to deliver content in a modern and engaging way. Some examples being our Year 4 learning flute with the Music Hub, all cohorts partaking in PE lessons with Sprint and Science lessons being futher developed through links with Kent College.\nOur teachers have developed the below topics to link into the National Objectives:\nSensational Winter\nLiving and Growing\nGruffalo and Other monsters\nDragons Knights and Castle\nGreece and UK Case Study\nAnglo Saxon and Vikings\nFor more information on the curriculum and topics specifically for each class, vist the relevent page.\nSupporting all our students\nAt Capel Primary School we regularly monitor progress. Where it is not at the expected age related point, even if a special educational need has not been identified, we put in place extra support to enable the pupil to catch up. Examples of this are additional literacy and numeracy booster groups, in-class differentiation and nurture groups. Our on site SENCO, Mrs Chivers, will liaise with teachers to identify students who require support, enabling us to effectively intervene to improve learning.\nSome pupils may continue to make slow progress, despite high-quality teaching targeted at their areas of weakness. For these pupils and in consultation with parents, we will use a range of assessment tools to determine the cause of the learning difficulty. At Capel Primary School we are experienced in using a range of assessment tools to identify specific gaps in learning. We have access to external advisors who are able to use specialist assessments depending on need including the Specialist Teaching Service, Educational Psychologist, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist and Counselling.\nThe purpose of this more detailed assessment is to understand what additional resources and different approaches are required to enable the pupil to make better progress. 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        "raw_content": "Smart laundry set to revolutionise the care industry\nAs we speak, more devices are going online, connecting our world in ways we never imagined. But it\u2019s not just our personal lives that are benefiting, the Internet of Things (IoT) is also set to significantly impact the care industry. From temperature controlled rooms, to fall detectors, IoT is beginning to revolutionise the way we run care homes. And if there\u2019s one area that stands to get a bit easier - it\u2019s laundry.\nWith strict regulatory standards to meet and costs to keep to a minimum, it is vital that a care home\u2019s laundry is running to optimum levels, and if a fault should occur, it is resolved quickly and efficiently. Unfortunately, issues as simple as communication between staff and service providers or human error can make this a challenging task. Until now\u2026\nHampshire-based commercial laundry supplier, SLS, have launched a new range of smart washing machines and tumble dryers, which have been designed to reduce the cost and hassle of owning laundry equipment. The intelligent equipment can monitor and report every process and problem, providing SLS with a real-time view of what is actually happening. Information never before available, which means SLS will know if there is a problem before you do.\nHere is a real life example SLS experienced recently; which would never have happened with smart laundry.\nIt isn\u2019t uncommon for a washing machine or dryer in a care home to have an issue at an unfortunate time. For example, a machine is in use at 03.30am and the operator accidently leaves the dryer lint door slightly open, stopping the machine from running a cycle. In this instance, the operator may not recognise the issue and places an \u201cOut of Order\u201d card on the machine.\nThe laundry staff arrive at 7:30am and notice the fault, so pass it to the admin team. At 9:00am the admin team arrive and report the issue to the service provider.\nThe engineer does their best to attend the call but has already been fully-booked for the day and makes it their first call in the morning.\nThe engineer arrives on site at 08:30am the following day and notices the lint door is slightly ajar. They firmly close the door and quickly test that the machine operates to specification.\nAs a result, the machine has been out of use for 24 hours and, regardless of warranty or rental contract, an invoice is generated as the fault was a non-mechanical issue falling outside the remit of most, if not all, contracts and warranties.\nThe introduction of smart laundry equipment from SLS would consign a scenario like this to history.\nInstead, at the point that the night staff attempted to operate the dryer with the lint door open, an alarm would be triggered; which SLS are notified of in their support centre. The support team would then be able to quickly and easily identify the fault on the specific machine, along with the actions that led to it. Finally, all that is required is a simple call through to the care home to advise them of the remedy, ensuring the minimum possible amount of downtime, along with significant cost-savings.\nTo discover how your care home can benefit from SLS Connect and to view demonstrations of the latest machines, visit SLS, on stand 10010 at the Care & Dementia show.",
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        "raw_content": "St Lucia Government and Opposition At Odds Over Controversial Development\nCASTRIES, St Lucia, Monday March 20, 2017 \u2013 The St Lucian Government appears set on a collision course with the main opposition St Lucia Labour Party (SLP) and other interest groups over a controversial development.\nOutrage has been building almost a week after Prime Minister Allen Chastanet signed off on the multi-billion-dollar deal to kick start phase two of the Desert Star Holdings Pearl of the Caribbean project set for Vieux Fort. And the SLP last week began a series of public meetings to mobilize support in preparation for mass demonstrations.\nIn a strong statement, the party accused the ruling United Workers Party (UWP) of being \u201cinsensitive to the cries of the people\u201d, warning that the project will \u201cbring untold hardships on the people of the south in particular, as well as our fragile eco-system.\u201d\nThe project includes a marina, a racecourse, a resort and shopping mall complex, casino, Free Trade Zone, extensive entertainment and leisure facilities, eco-tourism as well as villas and apartments.\nThe SLP warned that it would not stand idly by and allow the government to give away land, expressing concern about the future of Sandy Beach, a nature park and the Maria Islands \u2013 a protected area.\n\u201cFrom leasing prime lands at $1 per acre to the destructions of our eco system at Maria Islands, the Prime Minister continues to show scant regard for the welfare of St Lucians,\u201d the SLP charged, while calling on \u201cright-thinking St Lucians to stand up for their country and to stand up for their children\u2019s future.\u201d\nThe deal is also not sitting well with the St Lucia National Trust, which has launched a \u201cSay NO to building a causeway to Maria Islands Nature Reserve\u201d online petition.\nIt contends that the causeway will devastate and ruin the important site.\n\u201cThe proposed causeway joining the two islands to mainland St Lucia will devastate the unique ecosystem, precipitate the extinction of the reptiles, and disturb the migrating bird population. If we allow foreign developers to destroy everything that makes our island unique, there will be no reason for visitors to come here,\u201d the petition states.\nPrime Minister Chastanet has however hit back at the critics, saying they are not considering the possible benefits to those in need of jobs.\nHe assured that a full environmental impact assessment studies would be carried and public consultations would be held about the project.\n\u201cWe intend to allow the public of St Lucia to digest this; to determine what they like and what they don\u2019t like; to get the feedback from the south and the citizens of the south; to make sure that the plans that we have and the scale that we have is compatible with the capacity of St Lucia to be able to grow. Once we are satisfied that we have done those things, we must make the decision to implement,\u201d Chastanet said.\nThis Caribbean Island Made A List Of Countries Where You Can Live For Under $1,000 A Month\nBritish Virgin Islands May Seek Overseas Help in Crime Fight",
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        "raw_content": "Adress: Camino Mairena, Caravaca de la Cruz, Murcia, Spain.\nLas Fuentes Tower, locally known as Torre de Las Fuentes or Torre de los Templarios, lies in a park west of the town of Caravaca de la Cruz in the province of Murcia in Spain.\nLas Fuentes Tower was built in the first quarter of the 17th century by Diego God\u00ednez and Mar\u00eda Melgares as the core of an estate composed of houses, wine cellars, sheepfolds, orchards, olive groves, mulberry fields and dry lands. The tower was used as a residence and had a hermitage, with a Latin-cross-shaped floorplan annexed to it. The tower might have incorporated an older predecessor.\nIn the second half pf the 18th century it belonged to a Diego Uribe y Caro, who was Marquess of San Mam\u00e9s and Viscount of the Tower of las Fuentes.\nAt present the area is called Fuentes del Marqu\u00e9s. The park can freely be visited. The interior of the tower can be visited but was closed when I visited. Nice but not very interesting. Caravaca de la Cruz Castle is nearby.",
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        "raw_content": "Russian women in combat\nFacts on Russia: Choose article to read from the listAverage annual employment by kinds of economic activitiesRussian women often think to themselves that although the constitution grants equal rights to women and men, in real life their opportunities are very unequalEach of 7 million Russian alcoholics drinks 27 liters of alcohol a yearSmoking rates among women in Russia have aggravated by two fold since the collapse of the Soviet UnionFranchising in Russia: Main TrendsUSSR Ethnic GroupsRussiatoday.com in brand name infringement tussleRussian Faith in PoliticsFrom here to there and backRussian DrinksAgricultural output by types of farmsRussian phrasebook: Delicate words useful when you are trying to phone your ladySix Million Begin to Get Rights in RussiaAnzhela, Anzhelika - Russian woman (female) namesThe RomanovsRussia's Most Profitable Banks. Top 10St. Petersburg: Palaces, art and a peek into Russian lifeKreshatik in KievHow much Russian women spend on cosmeticsRussian quiz#1\nThe prevailing Cold War perception of the Soviet Union and Russia was that of a very conservative, restrained society. In school, we were led to believe that this was simply a society of dark clad folks, mechanically going about their predetermined daily routines. They were not associated with images of promiscuity of any kind. Sex and Russia are terms not typically used together. Today's reality is much different and tragic.\nAs a result of 'freedom,' sex related magazines, and other products, are sold openly and it's not unusual to see couples 'making out' in public. Ironically, a park bench often provides more privacy than a crowded apartment shared with several family members. Adultery and prostitution fails to shock many people, anymore. The latter increased with economic crisis. Prostitution is legal and many young girls line up, after dark, to make a living as a part of the oldest profession.\nRussia's young people face the same peer and media pressures as youth in the West. However, their parents, most of whom grew up during the Soviet era, are very uncomfortable and often unable to talk to their teenagers about sex, disease, abortion and so on. As a result, the incidence of venereal disease has sky rocketed since the end of the Soviet era. Between 1990 and 1998, the number of reported syphilis cases rose 50 times. Currently, according the the World Health Organization, there are roughly 262 known syphilis cases per every 100,000 people. The European average is about 3 in 100,000.\nThe main culprit, regarding venereal disease, is lack of sex and safe sex education. The Russian Orthodox Church, which has considerable influence where the government is concerned, has vocally opposed sex education in Russia's schools. The Church, naturally, insists on abstinence, thus education about disease and abortion are not needed. The resulting lack of knowledge is staggering. The use of contraceptives and/or protection, such as condoms, is extremely low. Abortions, however are shockingly high. On the average, a young Russian woman has anywhere between three and eight abortions. Part of the reason is; birth control is available but expensive; abortions are free.\nWith the constant rise in abortions and cases of HIV/AIDS and STDs in Russia, the debate over sex education in the schools has boiled over. Some oppose it altogether; namely the Church and old Communists. Those who support it are divided. One position is to teach it but offer abstinence as the one and only option. Others think sex ed programs should emphasize waiting to have sex, but should also include information on birth control . The debate is very heated and the result is no sex ed at all.\nOne hope is the offering of sex education through private organizations such as the 50 regional centers of the Moscow based Russian Family Planning Association. This non-profit group receives funding from the Russian government as well as the International Planned Parenthood Federation based in London, England. They provide information and conduct workshops, but emphasize the need for young people to discuss sexual issues with their parents. Other outside organizations, such as the Care for Health Campaign, bring education to Russia as a healthy alternative to abortion.\nThe high abortion rate in Russia is really nothing new. The Soviet Union ranked high in the frequency of abortion. Estimates indicate that the average Soviet woman had roughly three abortions during her child bearing years. The only forms of protection were low quality condoms. Poor education was and is the prime culprit with no more than 5% of Russia's schools offering any form of sex education. Abortions among teenaged girls is increasing. Clinics treating adolescent girls (ages 14-17) average 10 to 15 abortions a day and a patient's parents do not have to be informed. Sadly, 25 percent of girls under the age of 15 who have had an abortion will, eventually, become sterile.\nLack of Sex Ed. & HIV in Russia\nSome Facts from the National Center for Health Statistics\n1995: Abortion rate for Russian women, ages 15-49, was 6.76 percent, vs. 1.77 percent in the U.S. Of every three Russian pregnancies, two will end in abortion. In the U.S., this number is 1 in 3.\nRisk factors, during pregnancy, are much greater in Russia. Anemia is found in at least 20 percent of pregnant Russian women, vs. 2 percent in the U.S. The good news is, gestational diabetes is substantially less.\nDeath rates for children and teenagers are higher in Russia. Accidental death rate for children 1-14 is roughly the same as for all causes of death among U.S. children of the same age. Drowning is the cause of a majority of these deaths.\nDiphtheria (ages birth to 14 yrs.) rose considerably in the early 1990s, peaking in 1994. In 1995, it decreased by 11 percent and has continued downward since. Hepatitis is much higher in Russia than the U.S., however, it declined 50 percent between 1990 and 1995. Syphilis, in Russia, is 30 times higher than the U.S., but U.S. gonorrhea cases number three times more than found in Russia.\nHIV/AIDS came to Russia late, compared to the rest of the world. Being closed off to world and, thus, the so called Western problem, Soviet leaders figured their country was generally immune to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This all changed when, in 1987, the first case of HIV was discovered. By 1989, 279 children in Rostov-on-Don, Elitsa, Volgograd and Krasnodar were reported to have contracted HIV through blood transfusions. Aware of the devastating effects of HIV elsewhere in the world, the government put in place nation wide involuntary HIV testing (1991). This program is still active today.\nThe statistics from Russia are growing. As of February 14, 2000, the total number of known HIV cases, since 1991, was 30,607, of which 715 were children. AIDS reported cases, since 1991, numbered 385 with 126 being children. Deaths from HIV totaled 494, 102 of which were children. AIDS deaths numbered 268 with 88 being children. Most of the cases are found in the Moscow region with Dagestan and St. Petersburg reporting the least.\nIn 1999, there were 15,652 cases of HIV reported. This number is four times greater than the same statistic for 1998 and 1.4 times greater than the period of 1987 - 1988. The numbers for January through mid-February, 2000, were not encouraging. There were 4,264 new cases of HIV reported. 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Ninety-three percent of those responding to this survey said they would support sex education in the schools.\nObviously, abstinence is the only 100 percent way to not come in contact with a STD or HIV. But, as in the U.S. and most other countries, this concept a very unrealistic. The key points of the Safe Sex Campaign were the use of condoms and the reduction of multiple or frequently different partners. This is a common message in the west and by no means unique to Moscow.\nSupport for the Safe Sex Campaign came in the form of the equivalent of roughly $9 million in tv, radio, metro and magazine advertisements in Moscow. Additionally, over 800,000 pamphlets have been handed out in night clubs as well as in clinics. The Campaign has been adopted in other regions of Russia.\nThe reasons for high abortion rates in Russia are fairly obvious. First, if condoms are unaffordable and abortions are free, abortion becomes birth control. Health risk factors for pregnant women are greater. With at least 20 percent, that we know of, diagnosed with anemia, many abort because they believe that they, nor their baby, would make it safely to term. Those who already have HIV are likely to abort, as well.\nEconomics are a reality when it comes to pregnancy. Many women and couples will choose abortion because they cannot afford to support and raise a child. Many who don't believe in abortion for religious reasons or think they can figure out a way to care for a child will deliver, only to place their baby up for adoption. Most of these infants and children are adopted by non-Russian families, primarily in the United States. This leads to a whole other issue regarding adoption procedures, laws and Russia's feeling that its children and future is being systematically exported.\nAccording to a recent report from the World Health Organization, Russia ranks 69th in the world in terms of quality of health and healthcare. 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        "raw_content": "Guest: Jay Wolfson, Glenn McGee, Michael Musto, Vanessa Morrisset, Linette Stewart, Steven Gildin\nIn Georgia, the federal appeals court votes 10-2 against reinserting Terri Schiavo's feeding tube. But in Florida, Governor Bush introducing another opinion from another new doctor and seeking another new law to overrule all the other laws.\nAnd in Texas, President Bush says the government is done all it could.\nThe story behind the story. Who is paying for the endless lawsuits on behalf of the woman's parents? The answer may surprise you.\nThe marriage made in tabloid heaven. Michael Jackson working for Donald Trump?\nDONALD TRUMP, REAL ESTATE MOGUL: You're fired.\nOLBERMANN: And scratch off. The newspaper promotional game disaster. This one will turn into a class action suit against the paper. You may be a winner but probably not.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We really want our money. I'll never buy \"Daily News\" again.\nTonight, as the latest set of judges agrees with all the other judges that the law is clear and the feeding tube for Terri Schiavo cannot be reconnected. Tonight, as the politicians say that the laws must be changed, this minute after 15 years, to overrule the judges. Tonight, as the Schiavo case continues to spiral upwards, our fifth story on the Countdown, the closest thing, perhaps, to a neutral voice, the former court appointed guardian for Terri Schiavo, Jay Wolfson. He will join us in a moment.\nAnd we will also ask, who is paying for the seemingly endless appeals on behalf of Terri Schiavo's parents?\nFirst, despite the political calculus, the courts are not playing that game. Early this morning, two judges of the 11th Circuit Appeals Court in Atlanta, one appointed by President Clinton, the other by the first President Bush, refused to order that Mrs. Schiavo's feeding be resumed.\nThis afternoon the full 11th Circuit Court confirmed that decision by a vote of 10-2.\nAnd in Florida this afternoon, the State Senate rejected a bill that might save Terri Schiavo's life, 21-18. The Schiavo family now says it will appeal to the Supreme Court, outside of which protesters began gathering early today.\nGovernor Jeb Bush of Florida promised to keep exploring legal options for reinserting that feeding tube. This afternoon, he cited a new evaluation by a clinic doctor, Mayo Clinic doctor, who viewed videotapes and spent one hour by Mrs. Schiavo's bedside. The doctor did not examine her, but he still concluded she might have been misdiagnosed and could be in a state of, quote, \"minimal consciousness,\" unquote.\nBased on that, the Florida state division of social services tried to gain legal custody of the woman today. A judge, a county judge has already ruled against that. No word on whether the department will refile with a higher court.\nBut it appears the federal government is out of the picture.\nGEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: This is an extraordinary and sad case. And I believe that in a case such as this, the legislative branch, the executive branch ought to err on the side of life, which we have. And now we'll watch the courts make its decisions.\nOLBERMANN: Outside Terri Schiavo's hospice, 10 people, including a few children, were arrested for trespassing after symbolically trying to bring glasses of water into the facility for her.\nAs for how Mrs. Schiavo is actually doing after six days without water or food, reports are mixed.\nBOBBY SCHINDLER, TERRI SCHIAVO'S BROTHER: My sister is very much alive. And she responds and she's alert and right now, she's speaking to us.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: She is dying. The color is gone from her face.\nShe has lost her rosy complexion.\nOLBERMANN: The story is missing only one thing, an obvious and respected neutral observer, a fact finder, someone acting not for Schiavo's husband or husband or parents, nor for her congressman, nor for politicians, but acting for her.\nActually, it had such an individual, a man who in October 2003 was appointed by a Florida court to spend 30 days reviewing every aspect of the Schiavo case, legal and medical, two areas in which he is fully accredited, and then recommend to Governor Jeb Bush how to proceed. He is Jay Wolfson, professor at the University of South Florida, a Ph.D. in public health with a law degree, as well. And he's been good enough to join us here tonight.\nJAY WOLFSON, TERRI SCHIAVO'S FORMER GUARDIAN AT LAW: My pleasure.\nOLBERMANN: Let me start with this news of the day, the governor's announcement that there is a neurologist who thinks that perhaps Mrs. Schiavo is not in a persistent vegetative state but might have been misdiagnosed and could be minimally conscious. Is that plausible to you, or is it a red herring?\nWOLFSON: There are several physicians across the country who have expressed that very opinion. I'm not familiar with what he did nor when he did it, nor how he did it. I understand from what you just said that he did not actually evaluate nor examine Terri.\nPeople are going to have different opinions. And honest people are going to differ about their opinions. The fact is we're dealing with 15 years worth of medical evidence and legal evidence that were admitted through the Florida judicial system, based on laws that were created by the legislature, rules of evidence in the Florida courts, rules of civil procedure and the guardianship law in particular, which over 15 years evolved with very carefully designed bipartisan political and religious cooperation.\nAnd you're either going to believe the facts that have been accepted by the courts, using the standards of competent evidence and clear and convincing evidence, or you're not.\nAnd there's a reason why you won't. The reason why you won't is because it's hard. For those of us who are parents, I've got three sons. It's - it's incomprehensible for to us imagine what it's like for these really good - the Schiavos are really good, decent people. I've got to tell you. They're the people I grew up with in Chicago. Their kids are the kids I played with. These are fine, decent people.\nBut I cannot imagine one of my sons or anybody's son in a position where they're - they're no longer capable of interacting and the idea of them dying by pulling a tube. It's extraordinary.\nBut the evidence that was submitted and the process that was used throughout the Florida judicial system and the federal judicial system substantiated that information about her state and about the evidence that was used to establish her intentions.\nOLBERMANN: In your term as guardian at law, as the person asked by the court to represent Terri Schiavo and not her husband and not her parents, as good people as they might be, just her, what was the core issue about her health that you thought you needed to understand and what did you find out about it?\nWOLFSON: Well, I sat with Terri for - I had only a month to do this, and I had to review 30,000 pages of document: medical records, legal records, extraordinary amounts of information. I spent time with her family. I tried to get to know Terri indirectly, and I spent about 20 days when I was in town by her bedside, as many as four hours at a time.\nI spent time with her parents, with her husband. And I tried - I held her hand, and I held her head and I looked in her eyes and I stroked her. And I played music for her, and I asked her to help me.\nI was looking for some consistent pattern of responsiveness, some consistent evidence that she was responding, as opposed to reflexing. And the clinical data, the clinical information about persistent vegetative states is that it consists of waking periods and sleeping periods.\nAnd during the waking periods, the eyes move, the eyes are open. People make noises. And some of those noises sound like cries and some of them sound like laughter and some of them are groans, which some of your listeners may have heard.\nWOLFSON: But there was - as hard as I tried, I couldn't get a consistent responses. I couldn't solicit any evidence.\nAnd again, going back to the data in the files, the medical evidence and the legal evidence, there was nothing to indicate that she was not in a persistent vegetative state, given the standards of evidence and the medical knowledge that we have. The best we can do.\nJustice Rehnquist said in the Cruzan case that we've got good law. We've got to apply the good law as well as we can. And I extrapolate that and say we've got to take best science and the best medicine we have.\nThis is not about - I've got tremendous respect for Governor Bush. He's a wise and conscientious man. In his heart, I know what he feels. I really do.\nAnd the Schindlers are wonderful people. It's not about Governor Bush, and it's not about the Schindlers, and it's not about the decent people outside of the hospice, and it's not about the Florida legislature. It's not about the Florida courts. It's not about the United States Congress. It's not about the U.S. courts. This is about Terri. It's about what her intentions might have been.\nAnd if you don't believe what Michael and others have said about what she expressed after two funerals of her family members, which would have been in context, who were on respirators and who died. And she said, \"I don't want to be like that.\" If you don't believe that, then nothing is going to change your mind.\nBut if the evidence is credible, and it was deemed so through the legal process, as much as any of us would say, God - I'm not saying - people say, do you want Terri to die? Goodness, no. Any more than I want my mother to die or my children to die. You and I don't know each other. I don't want to you die.\nBut this is a family private matter. How do we - how do we resolve these terrible things? I just - I just pray that in the end, Terri's interests will be served best through this process.\nOLBERMANN: You investigated, as part of this, not just the medical but the legal and the husband. How much insurance money this was worth to the husband? The children outside the marriage, his relationship that ensued outside the marriage. The conflict with the in-laws. What were your conclusions about the bona fides and the goodness of Michael Schiavo?\nWOLFSON: I found nothing in the evidence, nothing - and some of the people who have been presenting evidence recently saying that there's been abuse. They shared that evidence with me a year and a half ago, as well. And I've seen it rather recently again.\nThere's no evidence to support that she was abused. For 15 years, she hasn't had a bed sore. Ken Connors (ph), who was the governor's attorney was a plaintiff's attorney who made a lot of success in nursing home - nursing home injuries. She's never had a bed sore in 15 years.\nFor many years, Michael kept such good care of her that the nursing home staff tried to get a restraining order against him at one point, because he was demanding so much. I think she's been cared for very much by Michael.\nAnd you know, the issue of his other relationship, I'm not going to pass judgment on anybody, Keith. That's not why I'm here. But, you know, just because I love my mother doesn't mean I can't love my wife. Nor does it mean that relationships I had with people that were very intimate years ago, make it impossible for me to continue to care for those people.\nMichael is not a warm and fuzzy man. His parents - the Schindlers are, but that doesn't make him a bad guy.\nOLBERMANN: Ultimately, when you were involved in this case, what were your recommendations to Governor Bush and would you give the same recommendations under these circumstances today?\nWOLFSON: My recommendations were that additional swallowing tests and neurological tests should be performed for the purpose of resolving the dispute between the parties. Because the legal process and the medical process, I felt, had been competent and had met the standards of proof. But only - only if the parties agreed in advance as to how the results of those tests could be used.\nIf you'll look at my final report, we had a draft agreement. And we almost got there. At 11:50 p.m. on the 30th of November, Sunday night, before my report was due on the first, all of us were pretty much agreeing to walk into that room and talk about how we would do that.\nMr. Felos called me at 11:50, Michael's attorney. And he said, \"Jay, I can't do it. I can't do it, because I'm challenging the law that appointed you, the constitutionality of it. And if I accept anything that you're proposing, then I am diluting my legal and constitutional challenge. I can't.\"\nHe was right in doing that legally. And as you know, the law was deemed unconstitutional and then everything I did was technically moot.\nOLBERMANN: What about now? What would happen - what would - if someone said to you, we need your opinion on this and we need it in a hurry, what would it be?\nWOLFSON: My opinion doesn't count. I'm just a guy. You know, I just attempted to use the modest legal skills and clinical and technical skills and scientific skills I have. And I brought to the table the issue of using good medicine, good science and good law.\nThis is not about me. It's not about anybody else. It's really about Terri.\nOLBERMANN: And that, sir, is perhaps the best answer to the question, \"what is your opinion\" that I have heard yet in this case and the coverage of it.\nJay Wolfson, Terri Schiavo's former guardian at law. We appreciate your efforts in that capacity and your time and your perspective tonight.\nOLBERMANN: This long protracted legal battle comes with an extraordinary price tag. Who's been helping the parents of Terri Schiavo foot the legal bill? We'll get some answers to questions you probably haven't heard asked before.\nAnd answers in Minnesota. More information tonight about the missed signs and the troubled life of the suspected shooter at Red Lake High School.\nOLBERMANN: How did the legal case over the life or death of Terri Schiavo last 12 years? And who paid for lawsuit after lawsuit? And who has bankrolled this story into such international prominence? Stand by for answers.\nOLBERMANN: Whatever you may believe or hope about the Schiavo case, this is an undisputed fact: for more than a decade there was more than enough middle ground to keep what is, in essence, a family dispute over the continuation of care for a very sick woman out of the media and out of politics. No longer.\nHow did it change? How did this become the thing that after four years, finally got the president to cut short a vacation, against overwhelming public opinion? A CBS news poll coming out tonight, showing 82 percent of all respondents believed the Congress and the president should not have gotten involved in the Schiavo case, including 76 percent of conservatives, who think they should have stayed out; 72 percent of Republicans who think they should have stayed out; and 68 percent of white evangelical Christians opposed to federal intervention in the case.\nOur fourth story on the Countdown, lawsuits and plenty of them, obviously, all of them filed by the parents of Terri Schiavo, Bob and Mary Schindler. And they have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Where has that money come from?\nGlenn McGee may have the answer, or at least part of it. He is the director of New York's Institute for Bioethics, editor-in-chief of the \"American Journal of Bioethics.\"\nMr. McGee, good evening. Thank you for your time.\nGLENN MCGEE, DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE FOR BIOETHICS: Good evening. How are you?\nOLBERMANN: Do you know where this money is coming from? The Schindlers can't possibly have afforded this on their own, can they?\nMCGEE: Well, Keith, my research group at Albany Medical College has been looking for the past couple of days into the question you just raised. Namely, if there were 30,000 persistent vegetative state patients around the country, how is it that this one case attracted so much attention and so much litigation?\nAnd what we found is that on both sides of the aisle on this set of legal actions, there's been an enormous amount of money. Some of it's actually been money to support lawyers but most of it has been gifts from large law firms and lobbyists to enable multitasking firms, the kind of thing we saw in the O.J. trial, on behalf, mostly, of the Schindlers.\nOLBERMANN: Do you know where that money came from? Do you know how much it amounted to?\nMCGEE: Well, we don't know exactly how much it amounted to. Because as I said most of is it what you would call in kind contribution by lawyers who, in essence, agree with the cause.\nSo for example, among the representatives of Michael Schiavo's side, the American Civil Liberties Union most recently, and a number of different lawyers who work for firms that specialize in this sort of thing.\nBut more interesting, the Schindlers have enlisted legal assistance that's amounted to millions of dollars at this point, mostly from national right to life associated groups.\nOLBERMANN: Millions of dollars.\nMCGEE: At least $20,000 for each filing. And on top of that, there's procedural funding and funding for each and every action that moves up through the system.\nYou have to remember, Keith, when a case gets to the 11th District Court, it's moved through at least 25 different judges. And appellate lawyers have examined constitutionality questions in teams of 20 and 30. Many of these lawyers billing as much as $500 or $600 an hour.\nOLBERMANN: You said 30,000 persistent vegetative cases in the\ncountry. Do you have any idea how often two parts of a family in a case\nlike this disagreeing about whether or not to continue care? And are those\ncases resolved simply in the courts? Simply by arbitration? Or are there\n\u00b7 all the other cases going to wind up in the public eye like this one has?\nMCGEE: Well, in all my years in bioethics, I've never, of course, seen a case that's as much of a train wreck or has involved so much national grief as this one.\nBut it is regularly the case that when a patient ends up in a persistent vegetative state, the family is aghast. I mean, they don't know what to do. And even relationships that are good can fall apart, because people want the best for that family member, and they can't quite recall what someone said.\nAnd particularly, in my own state of New York, where there's no real law about who's in control, those fights can be exacerbated.\nOLBERMANN: What do - what do the very carefully crafted tenets of bioethics say?\nMCGEE: Well, these days, we're not feeling like we've done such a great job. But I can tell you that bioethics does agree on one thing. And that is that this kind of decision needs to be made early. It shouldn't be made in this kind of last-minute fashion.\nAnd you know, it sounds like Monday morning quarterbacking, to not be glib about this horrible situation, but frankly, a lot of this really could have been avoided. And around the country, people are asking themselves, do they have it written down? Have they really express what had they want?\nIn this case, Michael Schiavo may very well be relaying what he believes that his wife said. But the very possibility of those doubts is what's created this problem.\nOLBERMANN: Glen McGee, director of the New York Institute for Bioethics, editor-in-chief of the \"American Journal of Bioethics.\" Our great thanks tonight.\nMCGEE: Thank you, Keith.\nOLBERMANN: Also coming up, help was there five minutes after the accident but not before a 911 operator told the caller, \"Too bad\" and hung up on him.\nAnd she is not trying to cause accidents on the highways. She's just spreading good cheer.\n\"Oddball\" is ahead. We mean nothing personally.\nOLBERMANN: We're always grateful for the people who do weird things in public, especially when the news is tough. Without them, this world would be a completely grim place, and all of us would be in court suing someone or being sued.\nWe begin along Highway 41 in Fresno, California, where for the past six years, Miss Monique Turks (ph) has showed up every day to stand on the Gettysburg overpass and wave at the cars. It is just one woman's small contribution to society. Turks (ph) says she's just sharing the love, helping to uplift commuters in their otherwise meaningless existences.\nFor many, it works. Some have called her inspirational. Others have been so surprised to see her, that they have driven off the interstate and sustained serious personal injuries and automotive damage.\nI've made the last part up.\nSpeaking of inspirational, it's Faith in America week here at MSNBC. And have you noticed the Virgin Mary has been making quite a few appearances lately?\nThis was the famous Virgin Mary grilled cheese sandwich that sold on eBay in November for $28,000. And now Diana Duyser, the woman who cooked the holy sammy, is back. Now she's selling the pan. Yes, the very frying pan that cooked the Virgin Mary grilled cheese sandwich.\nThere's no Virgin Mary on the pan. No holy scorch marks, Batman, but that did not stop bidding to go to $20,000 before the auction ended this afternoon.\nAnd if like me, you burned down a house while making a grilled cheese, you know just how valuable a good frying pan can be.\nThink of trying to cook up this catch. You may remember the legend of Hogzilla, the hunter in Georgia who claimed to have killed a 12-foot, one thousand pound oinker last year but had only this photo as evidence. He claimed to have buried the super pig, and the story was quickly dismissed as a fraud and the photo as a fake.\nBut the urban legend grew. And Hogzilla took on new life in Alpaha (ph), Georgia, where the town's fall festival was renamed in its honor.\nThe \"National Geographic\" society even sent a team of experts to investigate. And they exhumed the supposed carcass from the supposed gravesite. They performed DNA tests, and they determined that Hogzilla was real.\nHe was slightly smaller than the original claim, just eight feet long and 800 pounds. It was a mix of wild boar and domestic breed pig. They say he may have been a descendant of Arnold Ziffel, the pig who escaped from the set of the old TV series \"Green Acres\" after a tense stand-off with show producers in 1971.\nMade that up, too.\nAlso tonight, star witness in the case, arrested. Someone in the courtroom taken on the hospital on a gurney. Donald Trump enters the fray. Just another normal day at the Michael Jackson trial.\nNever normal again in Red Lake, Minnesota. The memorial and the recovery of more missed signs in the short and bitter life of Jeff Weise.\nThese stories ahead. But now here are Countdown's top three newsmakers of this day.\nNo. 3, Jason Dawson. Found a cell phone in Kennewick, Washington. Soon, it rang. It was the woman who lost it, asking for it back. And in the interim, Mr. Dawson had noticed something interesting in the cell phone, quote, \"explicit photos,\" which Mr. Dawson told the woman he would publish unless she gave him $50. He's now under arrest.\nShe is now the latest person whom we remind, naked pictures of yourself or friends sound like a good idea but they may have unforeseen consequences.\nNo. 2, Josiah Johnson of North Dakota. The police in Morehead, Minnesota, say they pulled him over because he was driving drunk. He says they were just harassing him because of his personalized license plate which reads, quote, \"Tipsy,\" unquote.\nThank you, Department of Motor Vehicles.\nAnd No. 1, Brandon Parmer and Darrell Maxfield of Tyler, Texas. For nearly three months, neighbors and passers by noticed the two construction workers slowly dismantling the house on Highway 69. Very slowly dismantling it, often just a car load of bricks at a time or of shingles or of bathroom fixtures.\nIt turned out Mr. Parmer and Mr. Maxfield were not construction workers, they were thieves. They were stealing their house there. Their cover story? They were making room for a new store, a Lowe's home furnishing center, of course.\nOLBERMANN: There's no question that the media attention to the worst school shooting since Columbine has been significantly less in the coverage than Columbine, even of some of the lesser incidents since. Our third story on the Countdown, that has been criticize in the many quarters as a racial or economic or even geographic slight.\nIn fact, it proves that police acting on behalf of the Red Lake Tribe, arrested at gunpoint, two photographers who were attempting to take pictures of a memorial adjoining a Minnesota state highway. Other media members have been told that if they leave that highway, they, too, will be arrested.\nThe tribal chairman in fact stopped the sister of the slain school guard as she made her way to give a statement to reporters. Against that back drop, a memorial for the nine victims was held about 35 miles to the south of Red Lake. And our correspondent there was Kevin Tibbles.\nKEVIN TIBBLES, NBC NEWS CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): At a memorial service at the church of Saint Philip in Bemidge, Minnesota everyone knew someone caught up in Monday's school shootings.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: And thanksgiving for the consolation that we will meet again.\nTIBBLES: Many, too, knew the shooter, Jeff Weise, and describe him as a troubled, even depressed 16-year-old starved for attention.\nIn this photo taken at school just last month, Weise had gelled his hair into two horns.\nStudents also say Weise, linked to this neo-Nazi Web site, had become more and more threatening.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: On 4/20, he said he said he was going to shoot up the high school, but we didn't believe him.\nTIBBLES: Why 4/20?\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Because it was Hitler's birthday. And he was his hero.\nTIBBLES (on camera): Investigators continue to seek the motive behind this deadly rampage. There is new information the young gunman endured years of personal upheaval and grief.\n(voice-over): According to his stepfather who spoke today to NBC News, Jeff Weise had a complicated life. His parents never married. He was raised by his mother in Minneapolis. In 1997, his father committed suicide. A year later, his mother gets married.\nThen in 1999, she suffered brain damage in a car accident in which his cousin was killed.\nLater that year, his stepfather filed for divorce. And Jeff was sent to live with his grandfather in Red Lake.\nKIMBERLY DES JARLAIT, JEFF WEISE'S AUNT: I don't know if he ever had\nthe chance to really talk to somebody. From the way it sounds, he didn't\nTIBBLES: Weise's aunt believes these experiences changed him.\nDES JARLAIT: He was never considered a loner. He had no depression, as far as I knew, until a lot of the accidents and everything started happening in his life.\nTIBBLES: Five of Weise's victims remain in the hospital, two in critical condition. Today, an entire community mourning its victims.\nKevin Tibbles, NBC News, Red Lake, Minnesota.\n(END VIDEOTAPE\nOLBERMANN: Once again, Michael Jackson is unknowingly providing the comic relief amid the unremittingly terrible legal headlines. It's your tax and entertainment dollars in action. Day 492 of the Michael Jackson investigations.\nYou know they keep an ambulance outside each day for the defendant, right? One of his attorneys needed it today. According to courtroom observers, Brian Oxman became pale and ill as the jury was leaving the courtroom for the day. No word on his condition. Now he knows how the rest of us feel.\nAnd in yet another seeming setback for the prosecution, one of its star witnesses has been arrested. Former Jackson bodyguard Chris Carter being held in a Las Vegas jail on charges of burglary, robbery, and first degree kidnapping with a deadly weapon. The prosecution hoping his testimony would bolster that of the accusers.\nAnd the bad news just got worse for the D.A's office today. Judge Rodney Melville ruling that the Internet pornography that had been found on computer hard drives in Jackson's Neverland Ranch would not be permitted at the trial. The judge saying there was no way to tell who if anyone even looked at the Web site addresses.\nAgain, we are denied the pleasure of seeing any of this play out because TV coverage of the trial is not permitted. Of course, clever recreations of the trial are permitted as well as \"Michael Jackson Puppet Theater.\"\nOLBERMANN (as Michael Jackson): I made I had in early today and without anybody helping me, so the judge rewarded me.\nOLBERMANN (as Judge Melville): I have severe reservations about you introducing adult material found on those computers as evidence.\nOLBERMANN (as Michael Jackson): Thank you, Mr. Judge.\nGuess what? If I get acquitted - huh? Oh, yes, when I get acquitted, I may get a new job.\nOLBERMANN (as Donald Trump): Michael, I want to you come and perform at my new hotel in Las Vegas.\nOLBERMANN (as Michael Jackson): Perform what? Oh, thank you, Mr.\nOLBERMANN (as Donald Trump): You're hired.\nOLBERMANN (as Michael Jackson): You know, your hair, it is exactly the same color as those gates from Central Park in New York. Whoo ho ho!\nOLBERMANN: You know, we did not make that last stuff up about Trump and Jackson in Vegas. The magazine \"US Weekly\" is reporting that Trump's partners in his soon to be completed Las Vegas hotel have approached Jackson's representatives about becoming the house performer at the new facility. That's if he is acquitted.\nPhil Roughin (ph) and Jack Wishna (ph) currently own the New Frontier Hotel and Casino. They estimate the entertainer could rake in as much as $80 million a year, Wishna (ph) adding there would be moral clauses in the contract. You bet there would.\nFor analysis, I'm joined by the columnist of the Village Voice and social commentator to the stars, Michael Musto. Good evening, Michael.\nMICHAEL MUSTO, VILLAGE VOICE: Hi, Keith.\nOLBERMANN: Donald Trump and Michael Jackson, I believe the Bible forecast this as part of the end times, correct?\nMUSTO: The Bible did indeed warn against this in a section of the Bible that was even bigger than the morals clauses in this contract. However it makes sense to me, the Donald and the wacko, or if you will, the Donald Duck loving child arrested child. It makes sense, the Donald has a nose for this kind of publicity opportunity. And he'll probably get Robert Blake as an opening act.\nAnd I actually think it is good for Jacko, because he has to remind people if he does get off, and I have every suspicion that he will the way this trial is going, he has to remind people, he actually was famous at one point for singing and dancing, not just for allegations of child molesting. He can enter on a stretcher, maybe, and singing \"I Hurt My Back\" to the tune \"I Want You Back.\" It could be great.\nOLBERMANN: But the timing of this - you know, you're Donald Trump.\nYou associate yourself with Michael Jackson now in the middle of the trial?\nI mean, we may have our assumptions as to how this is going to turn out,\nbut does he know something about the outcome that the rest of us don't? Is\n\u00b7 actually this trial just another reality show on NBC?\nMUSTO: I think any of us following the trial know, especially with some of the new developments you just talked about, that this is going in Michael's direction, whether he did it or not. And I think Donald likes to be a little controversial, and he also wants the first dibs on Michael, so maybe he can get his fingers into this potential cash cow before the trial is resolved, everybody might say, I want you to preform in my casino. So, it's actually a smart move on Donald's part.\nOLBERMANN: All right, when we talk about this again, let's just drop that phrase, fingers into. About Vegas, I'm flashing back to that night of his surrender to authorities, when he flew back to Vegas and either he or the double was driving around though the city, and was being greeted by fans and there were people running out of the casinos. Michael Jackson as a house act for years in Vegas would work, wouldn't it?\nMUSTO: Absolutely. Vegas is the land of surrealness and unreality. It's the land of $8 all you can eat buffets and dancing waters. I happen to love the place. I find it a very welcome alternative to reality. And it's where his family live. And it's where he belong. He was on that Martin Bashir documentary, buying up everything that wasn't nailed down. And he belong in Vegas. I'm not convinced he's not already there in some form in spirit.\nOLBERMANN: I'm just free associating, but hear me out on this.\nWhat about Michael Jackson replacing Roy Horn of Siegfried and Roy.\nWhy not Siegfried and Michael?\nMUSTO: OK. Well, that would be the ultimate magic act, wouldn't it?\nOLBERMANN: Well, maybe he can bring his own - bring own animals.\nHe's got the animals already, right?\nMUSTO: Although, Bubbles unfortunately died of neglect. But yes, Michael, in itself, he doesn't need a side kick. He doesn't need Sieggy. Michael, in himself, can read - interpret the readings from porn magazines, toast the audience with Jesus juice, and samples some of Pat O'Brien's - no, he can actually sing some of his hits like \"Ben,\" which was a lovely love song to a rat. And PYT, which actually stood for pretty young things, and I'm not even going to go there.\nOLBERMANN: I know. I know, it's - the restraint is remarkable. Michael Musto, of the \"Village Voice,\" As always, the lone voice of reason in an increasingly madding crowd.\nMUSTO: So, true.\nOLBERMANN: Thank you, Michael.\nOLBERMANN: A voice of reason was missing in an exchange with an emergency operator. Nothing like calling 911 and getting hung up on.\nOLBERMANN: The 911 operator who gives what is decidedly the wrong answer. And a newspaper running a contest and it gave the wrong answer to thousands of contestants who had the proverbial winning numbers. Standby.\nOLBERMANN: When you say explosion in Texas City, Texas, people run. There must have been flash backs today. News tonight, that officials now believe 14 people were killed in this afternoon's explosion at a B.P. oil refinery there - dozens more injured. The cause still being investigated. Everybody in Texas City knows what happened on April 16, 1947. A ship blew up in the port. It set off a series of explosions in the town. At chemical plants and oil refineries, 600 nearly were kill, 4,000 more injured. It basically, leveled the city. This one almost certainly nothing on that scale. But still, 14 believed dead at Texas City today.\n911 dispatchers supposedly have the same kind of job stress levels as air traffic controller. They are not only the first line of defense when crisis escapes it's cage, they not only hear the dying words of victims, they don't just to have help the occasional 4-year-old save her mother. But mixed in with all that, they get constant calls about traffic jams, noisy neighbors, unrecognized fishy smells and requests for directions to the local Winn-Dixie.\nOur number two story on the Countdown tonight, you may have heard about this case from Connecticut, as you hear it reported by our correspondent, Peter Alexander. A reminder, only to consider that the 911 dispatcher who evidently wigged out had been doing this for 18 years. That's a lot of Winn-Dixies.\nPETER ALEXANDER, NBC NEWS CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): With 21-year-old Justin Sawyer (ph) dying on this Connecticut road, he's friends did what anyone would do in an emergency, they called 911 and got this.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: State police, 911.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes, I'm on Incinerator Road in Taftville.\nSomeone crashed on their street bike.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: Incinerator Road in Taftville.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yeah, too bad.\nALEXANDER: Too bad, the dispatcher says, then hangs up. A second friend tries again.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: State police.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I need to report (UNINTELLIGIBLE).\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: A what? Hello?\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I need to report a street bike accident.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: Is that one on Incinerator Drive?\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: Help will get there.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE:... be playing games.\nALEXANDER: Although there was no delay dispatching paramedics to the scene, Justin Sawyer died from his injuries a week later. His family is furious.\nBRANDY DONAHUE, MOTORCYCLIST'S SISTER: I am just shocked. I am just shocked at the blatant disregard for how important that officer's job was. It was just appalling.\nALEXANDER (on camera): The Connecticut State Police suspended the trooper for 15 days for what it called unprofessional, rude and inappropriate comments. The trooper, an 18-year veteran, declined our request for an interview, but the state police union says the penalty is severe. It wasn't until the third emergency call that another dispatcher assessed the situation.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Is he breathing?\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: He's breathing.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Tell people not to touch him.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: No one touch him.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I will start the ambulance out there to you, OK.\nUNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: All right. Thank you.\nALEXANDER (voice-over): Finally, an appropriate response after twice being rudely dismissed.\nALEXANDER: Peter Alexander, NBC News, New York.\nOLBERMANN: Pro golf providing an easy segue into our nightly round up of celebrity and entertainment news, \"Keeping Tabs.\" And for the second time, the Fox series \"American Idol\" has a controversy over whether or not its fan voting system was on the level.\nWith tensions running high, and only 11 potential winners left in the game, last night's vote on the phone was crucial. But Fox says a typo on screen stacked the deck against three of the contender. If you dialed the number for Anwar Robinson, Mikalah Gordon or Jessica Sierra, you actually cast votes for Anthony, Carey, Scott. Oops!\nFox says it would not count - will not count any of last night's votes. And thus it just had to schedule a do-over tonight. And add a previously unscheduled edition tomorrow night to announce tonight's results. Or maybe this was all just an excuse to milk another night out of his train of American entertainment. Just a thought.\nSpeaking of milking it, a day without Oprah Winfrey news is like a day with Oprah Winfrey firing one of her 3,000 publicists. Today's story, she's going to go live in the projects in Chicago for a month as part of a TV series on the housing crisis in inner cities. They say that during the move, she will be flanked by a team of security guards. Otherwise, she'll be on her own.\nThe last TV character to try this, of course, was Councilman Benjamin Fisk played by the actor George Coe on \"Hill Street Blues.\" And he wound up falling out a window of the project so she should watch out.\nIn New York, some must have felt like jumping out windows this week. They thought they had struck it rich in a scratch and match game. And then the newspaper said sorry, wrong number. All heading to the courts.\nOLBERMANN: If you're someone who has long felt you cannot believe everything you read in the papers. There are tonight hundreds, maybe thousands of people who agree with you and are prepared to go to court over it. Our No. 1 story on the Countdown, the liberal media again, the conservative fiction machine - no, this is about money.\nIn New York, cash prize games have been used to lure readers to either the \"New York Post\" or the \"New York Daily News\" since at least the early '80's when how you fared in something called Wingo was far more important than the political or factual content in the paper itself. Now, something went terribly wrong in the latest game bribe the reader. At least 2000 people showed up in the office of the daily news thinking they had won as much as $100,000 each. Only they didn't.\nSeveral of them who had already spent the money in reality or in their heads will join us in a moment. First, prize winning report about prize winners who were not from our correspondent Rehema Ellis.\nREHEMA ELLIS, MSNBC CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): New Yorkers lined up to collect a dream.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: I couldn't believe it. I mean, I was like - I had to look at the paper 200 times.\nELLIS: A printing mistake led a lot of people to believe they had the winning numbers for the New York Daily News $100,000 prize.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: We don't want to hear nothing about no mistake. We buy their papers all the time to play this. Now, they want to play with our feelings.\nLUCY PIZZINGAILLO, SCRATCH AND MATCH PLAYER: I came here this morning hoping they'd change their mind and pay everybody off.\nELLIS (on camera): So, how did this happen? When people opened their newspapers to get their lucky numbers, 13 was one of those listed, that was the mistake. It was supposed to be number 12.\nLES GOODSTEIN, PRESIDENT, NY DAILY NEWS: I would just hope that, you know, our readers understand that mistakes do happen. This was a big mistake.\nELLIS (voice-over): Hoping to make things right, the paper is sweetening the pot with an additional $1 million in winnings giving those with the unlucky number 13 another chance.\nUNIDENTIFIED MALE: And it'll go into a raffle, and hopefully you get lucky.\nELLIS: Lucky next time for real. Rehema Ellis, NBC News, New York.\nOLBERMANN: So what would you do if you thought you'd actually won money? Big money. You'd spent spend it, or at least plan out how to spend it. New York City lawyer Steven Gildin is representing nearly 100 clients who say they hold winning game cards and they want their money. Some of those clients are with him tonight.\nMr. Gildin, good evening.\nSTEVEN GILDIN, ATTORNEY: Good evening. Thank you.\nOLBERMANN: Before we talk to a couple of your clients, has to your knowledge, the New York Daily News offered any kind of settlement besides this second game?\nGILDIN: Well, they're asking their readers to send their tickets off to Nebraska. Really, their response has been quite unsatisfactory. It's been insulting, it's been insensitive. And we're here to take justice into our own hands and pursue a remedy for these innocent victims.\nOLBERMANN: OK Mr. Gildin, stand bay.\nWhere's Linette Stewart? Linette, are you there?\nLINETTE STEWART, THOUGHT SHE'D WON $100,000: Yes, I'm here.\nOLBERMANN: Did you spend any money after your winning numbers turned up in the paper?\nSTEWART: Yes, I did.\nOLBERMANN: What did do you?\nSTEWART: I, um - it wasn't a significant amount of money, yet it was money that I probably would not have spent had I known that I wasn't a winner. It was a couple hundred dollars, just to treat myself. Me and my boyfriend went out, grabbed some food, couple of movies, enjoyed the day basically, celebrating our success.\nOLBERMANN: A couple hundred dollars is a couple hundred dollars one way or the other.\nLet me ask Vanessa Morrisset something. Vanessa, if I won a lot of money, I would be tempted to quit my job. I think anybody would. You're a medical assistant. Did you quit your job or come close to it?\nVANESSA MORRISSET, MEDICAL ASSISTANT: I almost did quit my job the day I found out I won $100,000. Luckily, one of my co-workers told me, just wait until you find out you exactly won and then quit. If I didn't listen to her, I would have been out of a job.\nOLBERMANN: What, Vanessa, were you going to do with the money?\nMORRISSET: I was going to go back to school. I was going to pay my student loan, go back to school, help out my mother with the other student loans that she had for my other siblings as well. I was going to try and better myself, start a family.\nOLBERMANN: As much as the money hurts and the lack of the money, or they claim they're not going to give you the money, is that loss of opportunity what's really eating at you right now?\nMORRISSET: That's what's eating at me right now. Because I called the student loan department on Saturday telling them I'll be able to pay off that loan. I was making preparations to go back to school. I even went out and bought the nursing book that I have to buy to start school back again, to study for the entrance exam.\nGILDIN: You know, there are just so many stories. We've gotten 300, 400 calls alone today. And I don't know how many people are out there, but the response by the newspaper has been deplorable. They've played with people's emotions.\nThese are hard-working, blue collar people. All they want to do is get home, take care of their kids, work hard. And now they're given the opportunity to have a piece of the American dream and it's taken away from them. How can that be? And their response has been terrible.\nYou know, these people, they woke up, they thought they were going to be bathing in bucks. And now the newspaper, all they're doing is pointing the finger and trying to pass the bucks. We can sometimes forgive an isolated mistake, a sincere mistake, but there's a pattern here. This has happened several times in the past by this newspaper. And I don't understand what's going on here.\nYou know, every state in this country, every day runs a lottery. Why is it that this newspaper has had so many problems running a sweepstakes. I think they're really taking advantage of the New Yorkers that have been very dedicated and loyal. And they have to be held accountable.\nWe're looking into a multitude of claims, we're evaluating it very carefully and we're going to stand up for these people.\nOLBERMANN: All right, Mr. Gilden, I'm out of time. Good luck to you and to your clients. Particularly to Linette Stewart and Vanessa Morrisset and everybody who joined us, thanks greatly for your time.\nGILDIN: Thank you.\nOLBERMANN: That's Countdown. Thanks for being a part of it. I'm Keith Olbermann, good night and good luck.",
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        "raw_content": "Composites in anti-ballistics\nComposite armoring\nIn the field of anti-ballistics, fiber-reinforced composites have become indispensable and are a standard element in composite armoring. Through constant development and cooperation with leading institutions and companies, we are able to offer you customized solutions for your protection requirements.\nSecurity through composite materials\nState-of-the-art materials provide maximum protection on the ground and in the air. Thus, there is no conflict between mobility and security. We will gladly advise you individually regarding possible applications of composites in the field of anti-ballistics. You can benefit from our experience, in both the civilian and military sector. We offer you a confidential cooperation as well as a production entirely located in Germany.\nTesting according to DIN EN 1522\nWith many years of experience in this field we can offer you proven competence in personal security. For further information, please contact us.\nSingle Curve slide",
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        "raw_content": "Discrimination - meaning of 'employee'\nThanks to Laurie Anstis of Boyes Turner, who is standing in for Daniel Barnett this month.\nDoes UK discrimination law meet the requirements of EU law in protecting employees?\nYes, held the Court of Appeal (unanimously) on the facts in Halawi v WDFG UK Ltd, upholding the decisions of the ET and the EAT.\nThe Appellant worked through her own company as a beauty consultant in a duty-free shop at Heathrow. The company managing the premises removed her airside pass. She claimed that this amounted to a discriminatory dismissal by her 'employer'.\nOn the employment tribunal's findings of fact, with no contract between the Appellant and Respondent, the Appellant failed to satisfy two key tests for employment with the Respondent under EU law. She had not agreed personally to perform services for the putative employer, even having a right of substitution with the shop owner, which was exercised. Furthermore, she was not controlled by the Respondent, which had no control over how the Appellant worked beyond its right to restrict her access to the workplace, so there was no subordination, a key element of employment in EU law (para. 4).\nThe Court of Appeal echoed the EAT's concerns over the ramifications of the judgment as leaving the Appellant with no remedy if there had been discrimination, but recognised that it was bound to so find on the facts, and rejected a request for a reference to the ECJ.",
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        "raw_content": "The Design Process: Selecting Patterns in Oracle\nIn the previous post we looked at how the layout or pattern of a dashboard should be chosen, based on its target audience. If you are using an Oracle BI application, you will be able to access preset patterns for your dashboard through the Oracle website. In this post we will take you through the process of selecting and implementing one of these patterns, step-by-step.\nThe Oracle patterns database can be accessed here. If you click on this link you will see that there are quite a lot of different options available. The navigation bar on the left hand side of the screen provides links to patterns, and also to pattern sets, which can contain a number of individual patterns. The patterns in the pattern sets have been grouped together due to some common element. Once a pattern set has been selected, a detailed overview of the patterns in that group will be provided. There will also be a number of tabs leading to the various patterns within the set. At this point, many users may become confused as to which option is best for them. However Oracle provides a very helpful \u2018Decision Table\u2019 tab, which helps users to choose which pattern is most appropriate for their requirements.\nIn the next post we will look more closely at the \u2018Decision Table\u2019 tab, and the Pattern Filter Tool \u2013 another method of selecting an appropriate pattern for your dashboard.\nThe Design Process \u2013 Step 2: Choose Patterns",
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        "raw_content": "The Reality Of or Myth Behind Immunizations\nThis article is about my thoughts about whether or not immunizations/vaccinations are effective or harmful. They are from a layperson\u2019s perspective, as I am not a scientist, and are greatly influenced by my readings of Walene James\u2019 book, Immunizations, The Reality Behind the Myth.\nAccording to Walene James, the Medical-Pharmaceutical industry has been promoting immunizations since the time of Louis Pasteur, a chemist from about 130 years ago who taught the \u201cgerm theory of disease\u201d. This theory is based on the assumption that diseases are caused by microorganisms outside the cell or the body, are generally to be guarded against, and the way to prevent disease is to \u201cbuild defenses\u201d.\nThe Medical-Pharmaceutical industry has been capitalizing on this theory by indoctrinating the general public in the belief that vaccinations are the best defense, the \u201cmagic bullet\u201d to guard us from disease.\nHowever, Walene James states: \u201cWhen we place causation outside ourselves, we create vast armies of attackers and defenders, assailants and protectors. In the case of disease causation, our protectors are such things as vaccines, drugs, X-rays, and the like, and their administrators, medical practitioners. The possibilities for commercial exploitation are endless.\u201d\nA quote by a Dr. Richard Moskowitz from Walene James\u2019 book reads:\n\"It is dangerously misleading, and indeed, the exact opposite of the truth to claim that a vaccine makes us \"immune\" or protects us against an acute disease, if in fact it only drives the disease deeper into the interior and causes us to harbor it chronically, with the result that our responses to it become progressively weaker, and show less and less tendency to heal or resolve themselves spontaneously.\"\nThe book states that vaccines have been called\n1.) potential allergens because they introduce foreign proteins directly into the blood stream without digestion or \"censoring by the liver\", and\n2.) drugs because, like drugs, they are inherently toxic and work on the principle of suppression rather than expression, preventing the body-mind from discharging what needs to come out, and thereby compounding the problem.\nWalene James has us consider the more holistic view of understanding that the expression of symptoms is part of the full immunological response, which is necessary for the development of true immunity.\nIn her book, this holistic view is addressed at length by chemist, physician, naturalist and biologist Professor Pierre Jacque Antoine Bechamp, who, also about 130 years ago, taught the \u201ccellular theory of disease\u201d. Bechamp taught that the smallest units of living matter are organisms he referred to as microzyma, from the Greek term meaning \u201csmall ferment\u201d, because they induce fermentation. They are considered the antecedents of cells. Every living being has arisen from the microzyma, and every living being is reducible to the microzyma. The microzyma has two functions: to build tissue by secreting ferments that aid digestion, or to disintegrate tissue by evolving into pathogenic (disease-producing) bacteria. The character and behavior of microzymas depend upon the health or unhealth of the host organism. If tissue is healthy, the microzymas will function to support the life and integrity of the cells. If cells have been damaged, they will produce morbid or diseased microzymas that may evolve into pathogenic bacteria whose function is to reduce (decompose) matter back to its constituent elements, in essence becoming nature\u2019s clean-up crew.\nBechamp discovered that bacteria reflect the conditions in which they find themselves rather than create those conditions.\nIf disease develops due to unhealthy conditions, it follows that to prevent disease, we have to create healthy conditions. To create a healthy condition, we must change our body chemistry. It is well known and reinforced in James\u2019 book that if the body were maintained in an alkaline condition, this would \u201cimmunize\u201d a person against infectious diseases. Thus using alkaline-forming foods in one\u2019s diet is what keeps the body alkaline and is the means of preventing disease.\nThe book compares at length the \u201cgerm theory of disease\u201d with the \u201ccellular theory of disease\u201d, which represents the basis for the departure in thought between the medical industry and those practicing \u201calternative health\u201d modalities.\nNote however that even the French chemist Louis Pasteur, father of the Germ Theory of Disease, later admitted on his death bed that\n\"...the microbe is nothing, the terrain is everything.\"\nHere's an interesting site on the differences in theories:\nhttp://www.laleva.org/eng/2004/05/louis_pasteur_vs_antoine_bchamp_and_the_germ_theory_of_disease_causation_1.html\u200b\nThere is much written about the complexity of the human immune system and its known resilience when immunity is acquired naturally. 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        "raw_content": "Dress to Impress: Men\u2019s Formal Styling Tips\nDressing to impress is certainly not just for women. Now, more than ever, men have a whole world of fashion just lying at their feet for the choosing. But that still doesn\u2019t make getting formal attire right easy. When you have a special event coming up or you want to impress someone, choosing what to wear can be trickier than ever. Here are some tips.\nDon\u2019t Expect a Bargain\nWhen it comes to casual wear, you can usually find some great deals on the bargain rails and people won\u2019t bat an eyelid. Sadly, it\u2019s often the exact opposite when it comes to formal wear. You\u2019re likely to be judged more on what you wear to a formal event. You may be lucky enough to find a few bargains here and there, but when it comes to dressing smart, you get what you pay for.\nSo you\u2019ve got your friend\u2019s wedding coming up and you\u2019ve got your mens designer shirts, your suit and your posh watch, but you\u2019re missing one vital component \u2013 your shoes. No, it\u2019s not all right to pair your suit with your trainers (even if the colour matches). The good news is that once you\u2019ve bought a good pair of formal shoes, you\u2019ll find you\u2019ll get a lot of use out of them. Top tip \u2013 black shoes can be worn to weddings, funerals and work events.\nTake Care of Your Formal Wear\nOnce you\u2019ve got all the things you need to impress, it\u2019s important to take care of them. Even if you\u2019ve got the most wanted mens designer shirts of the year, you won\u2019t get away with wearing them un-ironed to an event. Here are some tips on keeping your most prized pieces of clothing in tip top shape \u2013 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm814FX9tt4.\nWhen it comes to formal wear, there is no one-size-fits-all option. Spending a little extra for a tailored suit will not only make you look better, but you\u2019ll also feel more comfortable. Take a look at what you can find at https://www.ejmenswear.com/.\nThe world of formal wear is full of creativity, so don\u2019t feel like you have to pander to the latest fashion trends. Be yourself and feel free to express your personality with what you wear.",
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        "raw_content": "Most of us can remember an instance where we're sitting in a conference room or at a party---then someone walked in and the entire mood changed? Regardless of whether it got better or worse, that person impacted the whole group just by the vibe they entered with. Think back, you've probably seen it time and again. You're standing there and a person enters laughing, smiling, engaging or frowning, complaining and frigid...then immediately the entire room shifts to match their attitude. Well here's the tough question, how do you impact others?\nGreat leaders have a way of \"knowing\" exactly how to show up. They are intentional about their entry. They may even prepare by practicing or rehearsing. Recently I sat in a board room with executives who were all panicking about a negative incident, which had unfortunately reached the media. Knowing that everyone would be on pins and needles, the CEO walked in calmly and confidently, with a hopeful look on his face and before speaking made a hand gesture for everyone to relax. That was exactly what the room needed before anyone said a word and it lifted the mood at once.\nUnfortunately, we've all witnessed the negative scenario much too often. You know, when a group is sitting in a conference room waiting on the \"leader\" to arrive, the mood is light, people are smiling and sharing thoughts and the moment the person everyone is waiting on walks in, things go cold. The life comes out of the room. People become still, quiet, frowning, and I've found that more often than not... the person who entered doesn't have a clue what just happened---or if they did, they just simply didn't care.\nThere are countless stories of athletic coaches who seem to have mastered the \"entry.\" Tale after tale recount incidents where a coaches team is joking around in the locker room when they should probably be more focused and serious. The coach may hear what's going on from outside, or they \"sense\" it...then they enter with that formidable scowl, don't say a word, and everyone realizes it's time to be serious. You've also heard the opposite where coaches come in with shoulders held high, a bounce in their step, and a smile on their face if the team is sitting in the locker room down and out. Whatever the situation dictates, great coaches know they have the ability to impact others.\nBut, it's not just about great coaches and leaders, EVERYONE has the ability to set the mood when they \"enter\"...which includes YOU! And we're not talking about just at work. You can make a positive impact on people when you walk into a store, the post office, or a classroom. In fact, YOU can positively impact people anywhere.\nSo, \"what if\" for the next 30 days you gave it a try? Whether you are preparing to walk into a meeting, party, public place, or your home...I'd like you to pause briefly to think about the mood you are carrying and then as you enter, evaluate how your mood impacts everyone. My guess is, if you are intentional about bringing your best self and focus on what everyone else needs, YOU WILL positively impact others and become the person that everyone is thankful for when YOU enter the room.",
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        "raw_content": "Contact: John White, ControlTheGovernment.com, 704-437-6185\nTERRELL, N.C., Feb. 7, 2019 /Christian Newswire/ -- Recently, there was a meeting on the southern border of Texas in the Rio Grand Valley between President Trump, border officials, senators and leading Hispanic Pastors.\nThis meeting clearly showed that Christians should not only be aware of what is happening on our southern border, but should aggressively be praying for a divine intervention in this situation.\n2 Chronicles 7:14 says \"If my people, who are called by name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn away from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.\"\nThere is power in prayer, especially when being led by The Lord. This is not a battle against flesh and blood but clearly initiated by principalities in high places.\nJohn White, Operations Director of Control The Government dot Come said, \"As Christians we have a responsibility to engage in this spiritual battle for the sake of our country and families. We need to put on the whole armor of God as in Ephesians 6:13 daily.\"\nThese border meetings are not being reported as aggressively as they should be and it is a valuable thing to see that our Hispanic brothers and sisters in the Lord are actively attempting to be part of a peaceful and loving solution.\nMRC Latino recorded Pastor Ramiro Pena's remarks with the president as a public service. Hats off to their effort to publicly show the heart of compassion he has to see the end of human suffering that comes with illegal immigration.\nThis humanitarian crisis that is underreported is causing human suffering brought by human trafficking, drugs, violent crimes and arms as well as bringing sickness and death to many.\nThe mission statement of Control The Government dot com is \"The Government and their employees must serve the people not their own ambitions. Our mission is to educate, engage and empower the people of the United States to be able to elect and keep all elected officials accountable to values that will bring life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in a dignified manner.\"\nThis means that we should all urge our elected officials to do the right thing, get past pride, power and greed motivations to bring a dignified resolution to this crisis. We ask all Americans to contact their states US elected officials and encourage them to bring peace and honor to this crisis before it becomes totally out of our hands and totally controlled by the enemy. www.ControlTheGovernment.com",
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        "raw_content": "wine unchained: seasons 52\nAnd now from Darden, those wonderful folks who brought you The Olive Garden and Red Lobster comes\u2026a really good restaurant?\nYes, it\u2019s true. Seasons 52 is a new chain that started in Florida with two locations in the Orlando area, one each in Palm Beach Gardens, Boca Raton and Ft Lauderdale, with plans for the next two in Atlanta. It\u2019s a casually sophisticated adult environment, with no item on the menu over 475 calories, featuring a terrific wine program. Physically, it\u2019s a warm, contemporary design using accents of wood and stone as well as soft lighting. It\u2019s the menu and the wine list, however, that will keep you coming back.\nThe name Seasons 52 refers to the fact that every week of the year the menu features the freshest, best-tasting items available, changing to take advantage of what\u2019s best in each season. The summer menu changed in September to an autumn menu, and will change again in January. Most dishes are either grilled or roasted over open-fire oak-burning grills to create great flavor without the need for heavy sauces, and to keep within the 475 calorie limit. They proudly state that there are no deep fat fryers in Seasons 52. The menu is influenced by the recommendations for nutritional balance set forth by the National Institutes of Health, placing an emphasis on whole food carbohydrates, beneficial oils, lean meats and fish high in Omega-3 fatty acids.\nThis is a place where it\u2019s fun to just order a bunch of appetizers and a few glasses of wine. Just be aware that as the plates pile up, so do the calories. Flatbreads are very popular and very good. The Spicy Chipotle Shrimp Flatbread with grilled pineapple and fire roasted red peppers ($7.95) is a winner, as is the Reuben Flatbread with lean corned beef, caraway kraut and melted Swiss cheese ($7.25). Other appetizers included a Baby Spinach Salad with fresh pears, candied walnuts and crumbled blue cheese ($6.25) which is definitely recommended; tasty Shrimp and Crab Stuffed Mushrooms with roasted garlic sauce and caramelized Parmesan ($8.75) which is cleverly served on an escargot plate; Chicken Skewers grilled over mesquite and served with roasted corn salad and avocado ($6.95)--- fine but not exceptional.\nLuncheon plates are primarily salads and sandwiches that are in the $8 to $12 range. The dinner menu is heavy on fish such as Blackened Mahi Mahi, Cedar Plank Roasted Salmon and Grilled Boneless Ruby Trout. There is also a Chicken Breast, a Pork Tenderloin, and Boneless Quail Breasts with maple whiskey glaze. Prices are $16 to $21. There are daily soup and vegetable specials. Vegetarians, vegans, and people on low carb diets are accommodated.\nGood food is an essential part of a good wine experience, but the wine itself is our real focus. To learn about this I met with George Miliotes, Director of Beverage and Hospitality, who is a leader of the development team that is behind the project. In the first five minutes with George it became obvious that Seasons 52 is all about wine, and that he was passionate about the subject. He has worked in Chris\u2019 House of Beef and at California Grill at Walt Disney World, earning awards for his wine lists at both places. He\u2019s a Certified Wine Educator and is one step from becoming a Master Sommelier. He is a true wine guy, and the fact that he\u2019s rolling out the Seasons 52 restaurants says a lot.\nThe wine list has over 100 wines with more than 70 offered by the glass. It covers the whole world, as well as all price ranges. It\u2019s designed to compliment the menu but also to make it easy for people to try new things and learn about wine. There is no up-charge for wines by the glass. A glass is \u00bc of a bottle (conveniently measured by pouring to the top of a \u201c52\u201d inscribed on the glass), and costs \u00bc of the price of a bottle. When you order a glass the bottle is brought to the table so you can examine it if you wish. You can get a small taste of wines before ordering them, just like ice cream at Baskin Robbins. In addition to the standard varietals you will find Petit Syrah, Grenache, Dornfelder (a rare German red), Moscato, Albarino, Gruner Veltliner, Viogner, Chenin Blanc and other wines that you don\u2019t see everywhere on average wine lists. All of those categories have at least one wine available by the glass. This is one of the few wine lists in Florida where I have seen a New York State wine, a Cabernet Franc from Long Island. There are also specials that are not on the list, so ask your server about them. Wine trends are noted and responded to. Look for Sicilian reds and Greek whites to appear on the list shortly.\nMiliotes puts a great deal of effort into the wine program. He looks for unusual small producers that he can work with. He has some sort of relationship with all of the producers represented on the list, and a number of them are very close. The entry level Chardonnay is Indaba from South Africa. He consults with the winery to have a customized wine produced that is blended to American tastes. He gets an attractive wine, and they get a product that is more marketable in the US. He has also had a long term relationship with Selbach, a German producer of Rieslings. He is in constant communication with all his suppliers and gives them forecasts 6 and 12 months out. This helps him get the wines he wants at the price point he wants.\nA particular effort is made to ensure that the more expensive wines on the list show commensurate quality. In other words, you get the appropriate value for what you pay. This is harder to do at the high end of the list than it is for the entry level wines; most of the higher priced wines are sourced from overseas. as it tends to be difficult to get the right price/quality relationship with California wines. The prices of bottles range from the low $20s to a few in the $60s, with everything in between well represented. If you are looking for a special wine there is also a reserve list with 50 wines mostly in the $100-200 range, but which go up to $400 a bottle for a Chateau Monbousquet St Emilion \u201901.\nThe wine program effort extends to staff training. All managers of Seasons 52 restaurants go through the entry level master sommelier class and some go beyond that. There is a two week training program for servers, and one to two hours each day is dedicated to wine. They taste all varietals and learn how to serve and pour wine. They are given access to a DVD that tells them how wines are made, goes over the different varietals, and discusses how to pair them with food. Each server has a handheld device which you may see them looking at. These contain information on all the wines on the list including sweetness/dryness, weight, possible food pairings and general talking points. There are informal staff tastings constantly, and the servers are encouraged to taste everything on the list. As their wine knowledge evolves they are given little gold pins. To be a successful server at Seasons 52, you have to have a considerable knowledge of wine.\nSeasons 52 is based on a bet that wine is ready to explode in Florida and elsewhere in the US. I doubt that Darden is creating a new restaurant with plans to only open a few in the South. They clearly want to be a leader in making good wine accessible in the casual dining category. 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        "raw_content": "We all dream of having a good life where we have everything we need to live comfortably. This not only includes income but also the availability of resources, peace, etc. In this case, Mercer has published the results of its survey where it ranks cities according to their quality of life. Vienna comes to the top of the list while Baghdad scores as the city having the worst quality of life.\nThis ranking is one of the most comprehensive and complete of its kind. According to Mercer, it helps multinational companies and other employers to fairly compensate their employers when they are placed on international assignments.\nVienna, the capital of Austria, has a very low rate of crime in a city with 1.7 million people. With its ornate buildings and parks, they have also managed to reduce the cost of its annual transport ticket to 1 Euro per day.\nIn 2011, Baghdad was still the worst place to live, according to Mercer, considering both life quality and safety. The city has been affected by turmoil, political unrest, poor security enforcement, and attacks on local people and foreigners. Even in 2006, residents of the capital city showed no surprise when they saw their city on the list, and it has remained there for over a decade.\nIn 2018, Baghdad, Iraq continues to be the worst place to live. The city has suffered severe infrastructural damage from a series of wars. Ground violence continues and is on the rise. On top of this, it continues to suffer threats from ISIS.\nMercer takes the following important aspects into consideration:\nPolitical and social environment.\nSocio-cultural environment.\nEconomic environment.\nMedical and health services.\nTransportation and other public services",
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It hasn't been framed this way but that's what he has been doing increasingly as the season has aged, and especially after Rajon Rondo went down because of a broken hand.\nLakers' Ball sprains ankle, says he'll play Thu.\nLakers point guard Lonzo Ball underwent X-rays on his left ankle that revealed a \"regular sprain,\" but he said he'll be ready to play in the Lakers' next game Thursday against the Pacers.\nSince Rondo had to leave a game in Portland and subsequently have surgery, James is handling the ball almost a minute more per game than before, according to Second Spectrum's tracking data. This is a significant spike because the Lakers have so many possessions where they push the ball in transition that ballhandling stats can be a little skewed. During this span James has increased his scoring average five points a game.\nIn fact, his stats have improved across the board, especially his shooting, which has soared since Rondo went down. The Lakers are benefiting. Even \"official starting point guard\" Lonzo Ball is filling the lanes on fast breaks and coming out of his shell at James' urging.\nAdvance scouts who have been tracking the Lakers report that Ball frequently becomes an off guard when James is in the game with him. It's enough to wonder if this arrangement is truly their destiny of playing together in the future, especially if Ball is able to improve his outside shooting and show a willingness to drive the ball, as he has in recent games. Ball suffered a sprained ankle Tuesday, which may slow him down temporarily and add even more ballhandling duty for James in the near term.\nThis is probably because having the ball and controlling the offense is the way James has been conditioned to play for most of the past 15 seasons. He has won MVPs and titles operating as the de facto point guard. 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And there's the midseason version of James who wants to win above all else and trusts himself above all others to make it happen. As is typical, the latter has been showing itself as the games pile up.\nWhen Rondo has been active and he and Ball have split point guard duties, some of that has happened. When playing alongside Rondo, James had been averaging less time of possession in games than players such as Zach LaVine and Jamal Murray. When Rondo has been out, James' ballhandling time is up there with John Wall, Russell Westbrook and Chris Paul. Basically, where he has been for years.\nThe eight-part docuseries, produced by UNINTERRUPTED and airing on ESPN+, will follow LeBron James and Maverick Carter's improbable journey from Akron to the global stage. Watch on ESPN+\nAnd those post-ups? James is averaging half as many post-ups per game as he did with the Cavs. He can't post because most of the time the Lakers are either fast breaking or relying on James to be the playmaker on offense.\nThe scouts also have noticed that when James is running the point, he rarely looks toward the bench to receive playcalls from coach Luke Walton. Even when he has seen them, the scouts say, he ignores them and runs the play he prefers. Walton has adjusted, and now when James is running the show, Walton will typically just let him call the game. This probably shouldn't be considered a slight -- it's just James being James.\nIn fact, Walton has done a good job of limiting James' minutes and using the depth he has in the backcourt to attempt to ease the burden so James can be a bit fresher. He's averaging a career-low 35 minutes.\nEven if it took a bit for Walton to figure out exactly how James was comfortable in the rotation. 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He has experimented with closing games with Rose and starting point guard Jeff Teague playing together.\nRose is a confounding player, to say the least, and his off-court issues make him even more challenging. He's also not the defensive player he used to be. But he without question has turned into one of the more fascinating stories in the league at the moment.\nSo, too, by the way, have the Wolves. Since trading Jimmy Butler, they are 5-2 and have had the third-best defense in the league.\nTHE CAVS MIGHT BE GOING BACK to their version of \"the process\" in the coming months. When James first left in 2010, owner Dan Gilbert kept spending on his roster but in a different way. He was willing to take on salary in exchange for draft picks as the Cavs loaded up their coffers with assets in addition to their own lottery picks. 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        "raw_content": "Rares-J-20140524\nCompetition, Fairness and the Courts\nJustice Steven Rares 24 May 2014\nA paper presented to the Competition Law Conference\n1. Much of our commercial law is now statutory. It fundamentally affects the way in which the economy functions and that, in turn, affects our daily lives. The policy underlying statutory law is determined by the Parliament. Usually that policy has been considered by the Executive Government before being submitted to the Parliament for its consideration.\n2. It is not the function of a serving judge to enter too far into the arena of policy in commenting on existing or possible laws. There are in our system of government well recognised, though not often always observed, divisions of power between the Parliament, the Executive and the Judiciary.\n3. Nonetheless, judges must have regard to the purpose of legislation in order to give it a coherent interpretation. In addition, the experience of the Courts in administering the law contained in statutes can give a judge insight into areas in which reform or legislative attention are desirable.\n4. This is the 40th anniversary year of the enactment of the ground breaking Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) now confusingly renamed as the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth). The rebranding of the legislation gave the Parliament the opportunity to introduce Div 1 of Pt 4 of the Act commencing with a particularly telling example of the Commonwealth drafting technique. Section 44ZZRA commences a twenty page long labyrinth with the disarming words: \u201cThe following is a simplified outline of this Division.\u201d I will say a little more later about the byzantine complexity of the cartel conduct provisions. They are illustrative of what I think is a fundamental issue that profoundly affects the way in which our lives are regulated and the burdens for those who must obey the law in coming to grips with the constraints imposed by such drafting.\n5. I also propose to discuss the real difficulties that the complexities of modern life throw up for legislative drafting and the striking of the balance between ensuring that the object of policy which the Parliament wishes to have reflected in its laws are observed rather than evaded.\n6. Complexity in legislation has costs and benefits. One significant area of costs that I will discuss includes compliance with \u201cred tape\u201d \u2013 in substance the cost to citizens and businesses of complying with the legislation and dealing with it in any legal context, including carrying on business, the drafting of contracts, the structuring of transactions or dealings and court proceedings. Each of these is affected by the need to ensure that one is complying with the letter \u2013 or telephone book \u2013 of the law as well as its purpose, in all of the very many aspects of that the legislation has sought to cover.\n7. One significant impact of this that has emerged in the last 30 years is the exponential growth in the time it takes for litigation to be conducted and the difficulty that ordinary people, as well as businesses big and small, face from the prospect of and then, if worst comes to worst, the conduct of litigation.\n8. Competition policy has to balance antipathetic values \u2013 the ruthless Darwinism of free or unconstrained competition, on the one hand, and the more solicitous concern to protect certain of the market participants from that competition in order, as it were, to preserve variety and some players in that cauldron, on the other hand. Legislation that attempts to reflect this juggling act will not be easy to express simply or clearly.\n9. Like many things in life, competition has its own strengths and weaknesses. The first American astronaut, John Glenn, explained this neatly when he said:\n10. That reflected the \u201cefficiency\u201d of the market and its potential weaknesses.\n11. Two enquiries that are currently under way are the \u201croot and branch\u201d Competition Policy Review and the Productivity Commission\u2019s enquiry into \u201cAccess to Justice Arrangements\u201d. The former produced an issues paper of 53 pages on 14 April 2014. On 8 April 2014, the Productivity Commission released its draft report on Access to Justice Arrangements. Because the latter report is about 900 pages long, it is only available online. I want to say something about each of these as well.\n12. The Competition Policy Review\u2019s terms of reference include the following:\n(1) admonitions to be mindful of removing, wherever possible, regulatory burdens on business when assessing the costs and benefits of competition regulation[1];\n(2) consideration of whether the Competition and Consumer Act is operating effectively having regard to, among other matters, increasing globalisation and developments in international markets, changing market and social structures and the need to minimise business compliance costs, including:\n\u2022 considering whether \u201cAustralia\u2019s highly codified competition law is responsive, effective and certain in its support of its economic policy objectives\u201d;\n\u2022 ensuring that the Act appropriately protects the competitive process and facilitates competition, including whether, in substance, the current legislation is working as intended and could be better worded[2];\n(3) advising on appropriate changes to legislation, including \u201creducing complexity\u201d[3];\n(4) recommending appropriate ways to enhance competition by, among other things, removing regulation[4].\n13. These are by no means all of the matters to be reviewed, but they raise issues that need to be addressed and, I hope, do not trespass into the realm of political controversy when I touch on some of these below.\n14. The recognition in the Competition Policy Review\u2019s terms of reference of the highly codified nature of our competition law is insightful. The Commonwealth Office of Parliamentary Counsel is responsible for the drafting of most legislation at the federal level. In August 2010, Parliamentary Counsel wrote a paper entitled Reducing Complexity in Legislation, which is on the Office\u2019s website. As at that time, the paper identified 26 Acts that had over 500 pages of substantive text. The longest, coming in at 3,769 pages, was the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cth), easily trumping its fourth placed, older, but still current, predecessor, the 1,815 page long Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (Cth). Second place was held by the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) with 2,134 pages (now 2,860) and number 8 was the then Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) with \u201conly\u201d 1,041 pages. That compares to its 88 page length when enacted in 1974 and, according to Comlaw, the 3 volumes of the rebranded Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) that comes in at 1,509 pages as at 17 September 2013. Last place, with 504 pages, was taken by the Bankruptcy Act 1966 (Cth).\n15. Now, these Acts are very important in our nation\u2019s commercial life. They affect the nature, shape and operation of markets, competition and those who can participate in the commercial world. They are, individually, almost intellectually impenetrable. A judge must construe a provision in an Act having regard to the Act as a whole.\n16. The paper showed the constraints under which Parliamentary Counsel work. It observed that there was a widely held view that:\n\u201clength can be a barrier to an Act\u2019s accessibility. The fact that an Act must be considered as a whole means that a 500-page Act is inherently more complex than a 5-page Act\u201d.\nAnd, it rightly noted that overall length can make understanding the law very difficult for lawyers and \u201cother users of legislation\u201d[5]. The 2014 Dalloz edition of the Code Civil of the Republic of France is 3,136 pages long. That gives pause for thought.\n17. In my opinion, the policy choice of using prescriptive drafting that most Commonwealth legislation has reflected over the last two or three decades needs urgent reconsideration. It has really significant impacts on the whole community in terms of comprehensibility, compliance costs and, to use a political catch cry, access to justice.\n18. Why is this so? Several reasons spring to mind that I will discuss in turn. First, attempts at codification involving many permutations on a theme are inevitably complex and likely to miss something, secondly, complexity can, and often is, a handmaiden of incomprehensibility, thirdly, the unravelling of complexity requires time and effort, fourthly, the more detailed and complex that legislation is, the harder it is for the ordinary person, including the scions of the business community, to grasp the point and comply, fifthly, complexity makes litigation more complex, lengthy and expensive for the parties and, sixthly, those factors create the need for the Courts to deal with more and more in judgments or summings up to juries leading to delay, the greater likelihood of appellate challenges and, of course, error. This last aspect has affected the conduct of litigation profoundly. Let me now discuss each of the above six matters.\n19. First, legislation that is drafted to cover every possible permutation of human, including business, action must inevitably miss something. There is a stark contrast between the complexity of the 20 pages specifying the cartel provisions in the Competition and Consumer Act and the apparent simplicity of the Sherman Act (15 USC \u00a71). That was passed by the Congress in 1890 and is as follows:\n\u201c\u00a7 1. Trusts, etc., in restraint of trade illegal; penalty\n20. The precise circumstances in which that section operates are not spelt out; rather the Congress left that for the Courts. No-one can say that competition in the United States of America has been unduly inhibited in the last 120 years by that enactment. As is well-known, many convictions have occurred and many anti-trust suits have succeeded in that country. Put simply, the section worked. You can explain its concept to a jury of 12 citizens who are not endowed with the reasoning power or intellect of Ludwig Wittgenstein. He apparently once said that: \u201cA serious and good philosophical work could be written entirely of jokes.\u201d Perhaps, that is why there is not much humour or philosophy in statutes.\n21. The framers of the Australian Constitution conceived that the new nation\u2019s trade and commerce was of fundamental importance to its future. Luckily, they had clarity of expression when they drafted the Constitution, hence, the breadth and simplicity of the powers given to the Parliament in ss 51(i) and 98 to make laws with respect to trade and commerce with other countries and among the States including shipping, navigation and State owned railways. These heads of legislative power, together with the taxation power in s 51(ii), underpin the key legislation governing our economy\u2019s functioning, although they require some referral of State legislative powers.\n22. Early in the history of the Commonwealth, the Parliament passed the Australian Industries Preservation Act 1906 (Cth). That Act used some concepts from the Sherman Act but added others. The additions caused trouble for the local Act as I will explain. The key sections were ss 4 and 10, the former providing:\n\u201cPART II \u2013 REPRESSION OF MONOPOLIES\n4. \u2013 (1) Any person who, either as principal or as agent, makes or enters into any contract, or is or continues to be a member of or engages in any contract, or is or continues to be a member of or engages in any combination, in relation to trade or commerce with other countries or among the States \u2013\n(a) with intent to restrain trade or commerce to the detriment of the public; or\n(b) with intent to destroy or injure by means of unfair competition any Australian industry the preservation of which is advantageous to the Commonwealth, having due regard to the interests of producers, workers, and consumers,\nPenalty: Five hundred pounds.\n(2) Every contract made or entered into in contravention of this section shall be absolutely illegal and void.\u201d\n23. The Attorney-General had power, under s 10, to apply for an injunction against any combination that was \u201cin restraint of trade or commerce to the detriment of the public\u201d or \u201cdestructive or injurious, by means of unfair competition, to any Australian industry the preservation of which is advantageous to the Commonwealth having due regard to the interests of producers, workers, and consumers\u201d.\n24. However, that Act was effectively emasculated after the reversal of Isaacs J\u2019s decision in the Coal Vend case[6] by the High Court[7] was affirmed by the Privy Council[8]. Their Lordships held that there was a critical distinction between a contract that was void, at common law, as a restraint of trade because it fell into a particular class of contracts whose enforcement the law considered to be contrary to public policy on the one hand, and an inference of fact, drawn by the Court in accordance with the Australian Act, that the parties to such a contract had an intention to injure the public. In giving the opinion of the Judicial Committee, Lord Parker of Waddington said of a restraint in an employment contract against an employee carrying on a similar business in a particular area after ceasing employment[9]:\n\u201cIn such cases both parties have as a rule bargained with a single view to their own interests, though in the opinion of the Court they have been mistaken as to the area of the restraint required in their own interest, but it would be wrong to infer from this that they had any intention of injuring the public. It would be equally wrong to infer that such a sinister intention must have existed in cases of trade combinations, such as that which was the subject of the decision in Hilton v. Eckersley[10]. If this were the true effect of the Act, no trade union would be free from the risk of proceedings under s. 4.\u201d (emphasis added)\n25. Their Lordships found that an agreement made by coal producers had intended to raise and maintain the price of coal won from their coal mines by precluding competition by any of the cartel\u2019s members underselling any of the others. They found that the cartel agreement had been made when prices \u201cwere disastrously low owing to \u2018cut throat\u2019 competition which had prevailed for some years\u201d, and said[11]:\n\u201cIt can never, in their Lordships' opinion, be of real benefit to the consumers of coal that colliery proprietors should carry on their business at a loss, or that any profit they make should depend on the miners' wages being reduced to a minimum. Where these conditions prevail, the less remunerative collieries will be closed down, there will be great loss of capital, miners will be thrown out of employment, less coal will be produced, and prices will consequently rise until it becomes possible to reopen the closed collieries or open other seams. The consumers of coal will lose in the long run if the colliery proprietors do not make fair profits or the miners do not receive fair wages. There is in this respect a solidarity of interest between all members of the public. The Crown, therefore, cannot, in their Lordships' opinion, rely on the mere intention to raise prices as proving an intention to injure the public.\u201d (emphasis added)\n26. Following this decision, the 1906 Act appears to have fallen into desuetude. The Parliament did not consider amending it to bring it into line with the simpler United States counterpart. Lord Parker had distinguished the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the great case of Standard Oil Co of New Jersey v United States[12]. He said that the Sherman Act, as construed by the Supreme Court, impliedly exempted restraints of trade that were enforceable at common law so that the enforceability of the contract became the test of its legality. Their Lordships held that the 1906 Act, in contrast, dealt with a different subject-matter, namely contracts, combinations or actual or attempted monopolies that involved both detriment to the public interest and a requirement of \u201ca sinister intention\u201d[13].\n27. Once a final court of appeal has given an authoritative interpretation to a statute or to a general law principle, the legislature has a choice of either accepting the consequences of the Court\u2019s decision as reflecting its own view of what the law should be or changing that result. The immediate lesson given by the Privy Council was that the criteria for the conduct proscribed by the 1906 Act created a significant impediment to controlling behaviour that, viewed with modern eyes, was plainly anti-competitive. Of course, the language chosen for statutory regulation of activities will be carefully scrutinised by the Courts. A central principle in that judicial scrutiny is the principle of legality that governs the relations between Parliament, the Executive and the Courts.\n28. The Courts presume that Parliament does not intend to abrogate or suspend a fundamental freedom, unless its statute makes such an intention \u201cunmistakably clear\u201d[14], as eloquently explained by Gleeson CJ in Electrolux Home Products Pty Ltd v Australian Workers Union[15]. Drawing on observations of Lord Steyn in R v Home Secretary; Ex parte Pierson[16], Gleeson CJ said[17]:\n\u201cThe presumption is not merely a common sense guide to what a Parliament in a liberal democracy is likely to have intended; it is a working hypothesis, the existence of which is known both to Parliament and the courts, upon which statutory language will be interpreted. The hypothesis is an aspect of the rule of law.\u201d\n29. The thoughtful consideration of such a dialogue between the three arms of government can be of significant benefit to each. The Courts will have regard to the purpose of legislation in arriving at their construction of it.\n30. Over the last 30 years, the process and judicial approach to statutory construction have undergone a good deal of thought. There are at present some perceived differences between the strictly textual and purposive approaches. In Zheng v Cei[18], French CJ, Gummow, Crennan, Kiefel and Bell JJ said:\n\u201cIt has been said that to attribute an intention to the legislature is to apply something of a fiction[19]. However, what is involved here is not the attribution of a collective mental state to legislators. That would be a misleading use of metaphor[20]. Rather, judicial findings as to legislative intention are an expression of the constitutional relationship between the arms of government with respect to the making, interpretation and application of laws. As explained in NAAV v Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs[21], the preferred construction by the court of the statute in question is reached by the application of rules of interpretation accepted by all arms of government in the system of representative democracy.\u201d\n31. The purpose or object of an Act, as an essential element of ascertaining its meaning, is emphasised in s 15AA of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901 (Cth), which provides:\n\u201c15AA Interpretation best achieving Act\u2019s purpose or object\nIn interpreting a provision of an Act, the interpretation that would best achieve the purpose or object of the Act (whether or not that purpose or object is expressly stated in the Act) is to be preferred to each other interpretation.\u201d\n32. Extrinsic materials have a role in arriving at the construction of an Act, as French CJ, Hayne, Crennan, Bell and Gageler JJ explained in Commissioner of Taxation v Consolidated Media Holdings Ltd[22], namely:\n\u201c\u2018This court has stated on many occasions that the task of statutory construction must begin with a consideration of the [statutory] text\u2019[23]. So must the task of statutory construction end. The statutory text must be considered in its context. That context includes legislative history and extrinsic materials. Understanding context has utility if, and in so far as, it assists in fixing the meaning of the statutory text. Legislative history and extrinsic materials cannot displace the meaning of the statutory text. Nor is their examination an end in itself.\u201d (emphasis added)\n33. To return to the regulation of cartel behaviour, one can understand why the Parliament would not want the Courts to construe legislation in a way that would make the law a dead letter. There was and remains a choice between a differently worded, but principles-based, draft amending the 1906 Act along the lines of s 1 of the Sherman Act that had already been tested and found to work in the United States or a highly prescriptive draft such as is found in the current cartel provisions in the Competition and Consumer Act.\n34. Regrettably, the latter choice is one of befuddling complexity. It is about 20 pages long and comprises 22 sections, most with multiple subsections or permutations. In the nearly five years of its operation, not one prosecution has been commenced. Pollyanna might think that this is because of the business community\u2019s profound respect for, and the marvellous effect of, Div 1 of Pt 4 in the context of Australian trade and commerce.\n35. Anyone who attempts to grapple with the myriad of possible applications of these cartel provisions will recognise that there is not much chance of articulating a charge in an indictment that will be able to be established by proof beyond reasonable doubt and about which a judge could give directions to a jury that would survive an appeal. In one sense, the two offence provisions, in ss 44ZZRF and 44ZZRG, are simple enough. The first creates an offence if a corporation makes an agreement or arrangement or arrives at an understanding and it knows or believes, within the meaning of those concepts in Ch 2 of the Criminal Code (in the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)), that it contains a cartel provision. The second creates an offence if the corporation gives effect to such a cartel provision.\n36. Part of the rub is found in the four page definition of \u201ccartel provision\u201d in s 44ZZRD. A cartel provision is one that satisfies the two criteria in s 44ZZRD(1), namely that it satisfies, first, one or other of the purpose/effect condition in subsection (2) or the purpose condition in subsection (3), and, secondly, the competition condition in subsection (4). Simple really, until one gets to those subsections. Here, one must bear in mind that \u201clikely\u201d is defined in s 44ZZRB as including \u201ca possibility that is not remote\u201d when the word is used in relation to a supply or acquisition of goods or services, the production of goods or the capacity to supply services. Of course, if \u201clikely\u201d is not used in that relation, it has its ordinary meaning of \u201cprobably\u201d. The word \u201clikely\u201d is peppered throughout the definitions of the purpose/effect, purpose and competition conditions.\n37. Thus, to take a simple example of one set of permutations, the purpose/effect condition is satisfied if the provision has, or is likely to have, the effect of directly or indirectly fixing the price of goods supplied or likely to be supplied by any or all of the parties to the contract arrangement or understanding[24]. The second component, the competition condition, is satisfied if, at least, two parties to the contract, arrangement or understanding, but for any contract, arrangement or understanding, would be or would be likely to be in competition with each other in relation to the supply or likely supply of those goods[25].\n38. All of this is directed to making illegal a deal by persons in trade or commerce to fix prices. Of course, the ways in which markets operate and human ingenuity must make the Parliament cautious about how to define what it wishes to proscribe. But, over complexity can be like Swiss cheese \u2013 a little dense but with holes in it.\n39. Aside from the cartel provisions, another real problem wrought by drafting complexity is the variety of places in Commonwealth Acts that proscribe corporations, or others, from engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct and then define criteria limiting the field in which the proscription operates.\n40. The Parliament gave the quietus to the elegantly simple s 52(1) of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) that prohibited a corporation from engaging in conduct, in trade or commerce, that was misleading or deceptive or likely to mislead or deceive. One is now confronted with several Acts prohibiting such conduct, in relatively general but defined fields (such as s 18 of Sch 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) and see s 131A of that Act itself) and also in particular defined fields, such as s 1041H(1) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and s 12DA(1) of the ASIC Act. The latter two provisions state:\n\u201c1041H(1) A person must not, in this jurisdiction, engage in conduct, in relation to a financial product or a financial service, that is misleading or deceptive or is likely to mislead or deceive.\n12DA(1) A person must not, in trade or commerce, engage in conduct in relation to financial services that is misleading or deceptive or is likely to mislead or deceive.\u201d (emphasis added)\n41. Each of these Acts has its own myriad of complex definitions of what is a financial product or a financial service or are financial services. Each Act gives a person, who suffers loss or damage by conduct of another in contravention of the prohibition, the right to seek compensation (e.g. s 1041I(1), s 12GF) coupled with substantively identical related exceptions and qualifications concerning proportionate liability. The apparent purpose of this legislative morass seems to be along the same lines in these bizarrely distinguished precise fields. Thus, it is difficult to discern why the public, their lawyers (if they can afford them) and the Courts must waste their time turning up and construing which of these statutes applies to the particular circumstance. Should it make any difference whether some mendicant engaged in conduct in relation to \u201cfinancial services\u201d (s 12DA(1)) or \u201ca financial product or a financial service\u201d (s 1041H(1))? In Wingecarribee Shire Council v Lehman Bros Australia Ltd (In Liq)[26] I expressed some frustration, saying:\n\u201cWhy is there a difference? Why does a court have to waste its time wading through this legislative porridge to work out which one or ones of these provisions apply even though it is likely that the end result will be the same?\u201d\n42. As Edmund Davies LJ lamented in The \u201cPutbus\u201d[27]:\n\u201cWere bewilderment the legitimate aim of statutes, the Merchant Shipping (Liability of Shipowners and Others) Act, 1958, would clearly be entitled to a high award. Indeed, the deep gloom which its tortuousities induced in me has been lifted only by the happy discovery that my attempt to construe them has led me to the same conclusion as my brethren.\u201d\n43. As this example shows, complexity can result in incomprehensibility. Plain English drafting is not the answer \u2013 indeed, it can contribute to the problem. One thing is clear, and that is that the ordinary person cannot readily understand most statutes, however they are expressed. Which man or woman in the street could read the thousands of pages of the Corporations Act or the Competition and Consumer Act in the thirsty search for knowledge of his or her rights and liabilities? The nineteenth century English judge, Maule J, was credited by Glanville Williams, I suspect inaccurately, with observing that:\n\u201ceverybody is presumed to know the law except His Majesty\u2019s judges, who have a Court of Appeal set over them to put them right.\u201d[28]\n44. Sir Samuel Griffith CJ, however, did say in a judgment that a distinguished lawyer had once told him that \u201cthe law is always certain although no one may know what it is\u201d[29].\n45. No doubt, some professionals \u2013 lawyers and accountants \u2013 enjoy the complexity of much of our important commercial statutes because that feature enables them to earn more in fees. This hardly leads to efficiency or any overall benefit to the community that could not be achieved by more principles-based drafting of legislation.\n46. Business people, lawyers and other professionals are diverted from productive uses of their lives if they have to spend considerable time and effort making sure every \u201ci\u201d is dotted and \u201ct\u201d crossed in seeking to comply with multitudinous statutory scenarios, or work out which one is applicable to their situation.\n47. On the other hand, legislation, such as the cartel provisions of the Competition and Consumer Act, that prescribes in great detail what is and is not an offence, invites those whose activities it could affect to consider carefully what scenarios may be permissible so that they can pass through holes in the legislative net.\n48. That legislation requires those whom it affects to address each and every possible situation that it prescribes in order to navigate through the regulatory shoals and reefs in multiple narrow channels. There is no \u201cbig picture\u201d or norm of conduct prescribed; instead, there is a plethora of minutiae that require compliance on pain of acting unlawfully or even criminally. That is generally not a good thing in attempting to regulate human behaviour.\nThe practical impact of legislation on litigation\n49. The fifth and sixth impacts of the prescriptive legislative drafting policy that I suggested earlier concerned the effect of legislative drafting complexity on litigation from the perspectives of each of the parties and the Courts. The aphorism \u201cjustice delayed is justice denied\u201d expresses a deeply embedded value of the common law. It stems from c 29 of Magna Carta where King John promised 799 years ago that:\n\u201cWe will sell to no man, we will not deny or defer [i.e. delay] to any man either justice or right.\u201d\n50. If a statute prescribes a cascade of alternatives that might apply to a factual scenario, the parties will usually not want to take the risk of tying themselves to just one of those alternatives in their pleadings or evidence. Ordinarily, the parties cannot afford to take the risk of falling between two, or, more likely, among twenty or more legislative stools, so they will plead and lead evidence for every possible permutation. That costs time and money, usually a lot of each. It results in pleadings that, not unnaturally, reflect the statutory Hydra whence they were concocted. It lengthens the interlocutory processes and the trial as every stone is upturned and every rabbit burrow is explored. Then, some hapless judge is bombarded with rival submissions exposing all of those alternatives so as to ensure, from each side\u2019s perspective, that each will be found or not found to have happened. For the judge that is just the start of the arduous process of making sense of what happened and whether it can and does fit into each of the multifarious legislative boxes, once he or she works out what the boxes are.\n51. Now judgments do not just pop out of judge\u2019s heads \u2013 they take time \u2013 a lot of time \u2013 to consider and write. The more that is in issue, the more complex the statutory provisions, the longer the time to write and, correspondingly, the longer and more impenetrable the reasons for judgment. Moreover, the more detail \u2013 or dross \u2013 that a judge needs to deal with, the greater the chance that he or she will make a mistake that can provoke an appeal. More importantly, the real issues, including findings about what happened, take longer to decide. The longer and longer time that judges must spend now hearing, then deciding, such complex cases, the less time they have to resolve other parties\u2019 cases. Parties to litigation, generally, want the Court to give them an answer in simple terms \u2013 who won or lost. They want not treatises, but certainty, so that they can get on with life or business knowing what the legal parameters are.\n52. Thus, there is a substantive access to justice issue that has developed over the last 30 years from the phenomenon of longer and longer cases. When I began practice at the bar in 1980, a long commercial case took 2 or 3 days. Now, that is just the time for counsel\u2019s opening addresses. Whole briefs came in foolscap pages that could be folded over and tied with pink ribbon \u2013 popularly, if misleadingly, called \u201cred tape\u201d. Now, they arrive in court on trolleys \u2013 or worse still, USB sticks or iPads.\n53. Criminal cartel cases are, of their nature, likely to be either guilty pleas or hotly contested jury trials. The more technicality in legislation, and the more alternatives, the greater will be the likelihood that defendants of substantial means will contest cases where there is every chance that they can find a defence in the technical morass created by the legislation. Moreover, the cases are almost necessarily going to be longer because the Crown will need to charge the various alternatives within the range of definitions that are reasonably open on the available evidence. The bamboozling wording of the legislation is likely to result in appeals, however carefully the judge crafts a summing up, and those appeals will have every potential to find that the judge made a technical, or perhaps substantive, misdirection due to the multiple layers of complexity. The financial burden on the defendants, who are entitled and have every right to be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt, will be measured in millions and perhaps tens of millions of dollars. Then there is, of course, the incommensurable, but vitally important, emotional burden on the individuals involved.\n54. The costs of the prosecution, and pre-charge investigation, will also be massive. But supervening these factors will be the burden on the judicial resources of the Court and in the impact of this, in turn, on its ability to hear and determine other parties\u2019 matters. There will be lengthy pre-trial processes, as contemplated in the Original Jurisdiction (Indictable Offences) provisions in Div 1A of Pt III of the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 (Cth).\n55. There will follow a no doubt lengthy trial and, if a conviction results, an appeal. These processes are intended to, and do, have serious consequences for all those involved. And, of course, the vital constitutional function of the Courts is to resolve, as an arm of the government of our society, disputes independently, transparently and in a reasoned, principled way according to law. But, if the devil is in the microcosmic, multilayered detail, the process of resolution may become protracted and, worse still, distracted into error.\n56. Moreover, the Court system cannot be allowed to become overwhelmed by the need to deal with ever longer, more complex legislation offering multiple statutory choices that are each to be given separate meaning and operation and in which the participants must pay for the right to use the system. Such a scenario has the makings of a Kafkaesque nightmare not just for the immediate parties, but for the community generally.\n57. As a society, it is time for us to question why Australian legislation has become so bulky and impenetrable. It defies credulity that any human being, even an officer in the legislative drafting branch of the Treasury, could read the over 3,800 pages of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cth) as a whole. That Act is, I venture to suggest, far less interesting and several times longer than Tolstoy\u2019s War and Peace. Why? What is the Parliament seeking to achieve by this? It contains the seeds of attracting what Justice Antonin Scalia and his co-author, Bryan A Garner, described as the \u201cunintelligibility canon of statutory interpretation\u201d[30]. They quoted an observation of Dean Roscoe Pound[31] that:\n\u201cThere are sometimes statutes which no rule or canon of interpretation can make effective or applicable to the situations of fact which they purport to govern. In such cases the statute must simply fall.\u201d\n58. Scalia and Garner commence their discussion, which, as one might expect, espouses the virtues of a textualist approach to statutory construction, with the following passage[32]:\n\u201cA legendary Irish Act provided that the material of an existing prison should be used in building a new prison and that the prisoners should continue their confinement in the old prison until the new one was completed[33]. This account is surely apocryphal, but the point it makes is revealing: To give meaning to what is meaningless is to create a text rather than to interpret one.\u201d\n59. Lest my complaint about the over burdensome, indeed overwhelming complexity and tortuosity of the Commonwealth\u2019s current legislative drafting philosophy of prescription be thought idiosyncratic, let me quote from the executive summary of the Australian Law Reform Commission\u2019s 2006 Report: Same Crime, Same Time: Sentencing of Federal Offenders[34]:\n\u201cPart IB of the Crimes Act became the focus of a number of criticisms. At a general level it was said that the legislation was unclear about whether it intended to achieve greater equality of treatment between federal offenders serving sentences in different states and territories; was complex and ambiguous; and omitted any detailed reference to the aims and purposes of sentencing. Specific provisions have been variously criticised for their complexity, poor drafting, inflexibility, limited scope, or because they lead to undesirable practical outcomes.\u201d\n60. That report dealt with another vitally important matter and has been ignored. Any judge who has sentenced using Pt IB of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth) will empathise with the Commission\u2019s observations. Why are these criticisms \u2013 which are intended to be constructive and socially useful \u2013 apparently ignored? The Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cth) was intended to be a rewriting of the 1936 Act to overcome what, by 1996, had become a legislative Golgotha. The Treasury got part way through the exercise and gave up, leaving the absurdity of what we have now \u2013 nearly 6,000 pages of highly technical, unharmonised provisions in two substantial Acts, not to mention the associated taxation laws. The Treasury then set to work to confound corporate lawyers by making the Corporations Act as absurdly compartmentalised as the tax legislation, and as difficult to follow. Their more current piece-de-resistance is of course the Competition and Consumer Act.\n61. Let me be quite clear. The business community of this country cannot be expected to deal with legislation of this unnecessary detail. The cost of trying to understand the discordant patchwork of wish list amendments that have been welded onto a simple body of an original Act must be truly mind boggling. Do we really need a telephone booksize statute to regulate corporations?\n62. One of the more bizarre aspects of the winding up provisions in the 240 odd pages of Ch 5 of the Corporations Act is that there is no power to wind up certain foreign companies. For example, Saad Investments Company Ltd, a company involved in a multi-billion dollar international financial collapse, realised an alleged $83 million profit on its disposition of shares held in a corporation traded on the Australian Securities Exchange. That company could not be wound up here. Its Cayman Island liquidators wanted to transfer the remaining $7 million to their colony. That would result in the company not being liable to pay any tax at all on the profit it made here because the Commissioner of Taxation could not enforce an Australian tax debt in a foreign jurisdiction under the rules of private international law, reflected in the Cayman Islands law.\n63. That company had engaged only in an isolated transaction or invested its funds, and s 21(3)(h) and (j) of the Corporations Act deemed that it did not carry on business in Australia and so was not a Pt 5.7 body amenable to winding up here. The irony was that, no doubt, the Treasury must have thought that it had good policy reasons to remove the Court\u2019s plenary power to wind up any company, as had existed for over a century in earlier legislation. I cannot discern any policy reason justifying this cascade of complexity over which bodies are or are not in which parts of Ch 5 of the Corporations Act and why each needs its labyrinthine separate provisions[35].\n64. These examples I hope illustrate how complex, fragmented, yet purportedly comprehensive, drafting of some of the most significant laws affecting Australia\u2019s trade and commerce have added layers of metaphorical red tape for no apparent policy purpose. There is no sense in making practitioners go into a maze of dense legislation to find the exact niche authorising a person or a Court to do something that should be simple. Such simplicity can be achieved by creating broad powers for a court to wind up any company present in the jurisdiction. The Courts generally can work out the cases where it is or is not appropriate to grant relief.\n65. Lawyers, judges and uninitiated citizens, when considering legislation of general application to daily life, should not have to feel like Theseus entering the labyrinth to slay the Minatour in doing ordinary commercial work. Legislation will necessarily seek to reflect an objective that the Parliament, usually prompted by the Executive, seeks to effect. The choice is between principles-based and prescriptive drafting of the laws that give effect to that objective.\n66. We have now endured the Commonwealth\u2019s experiment with the prescriptive drafting style for over 20 years. It is time to recognise that it has not led to greater clarity or certainty. To the contrary, it has imposed substantive extra costs on the community, both directly in having to absorb and then comply with the minutiae and indirectly in the burden it has foist on the courts and those who litigate in them.\n67. Because we live in a common law based legal system, the courts will always need to interpret and apply legislation. Those who seek to defend prescriptive drafting by arguing that it enables non-lawyers to know what and where the law is make the manifestly false assumption that their prescription in fact achieves this. It does not. It makes the law less, not more, accessible than principles-based drafting with the flexibility of judicial or administrative discretions and judge made rules or guides as to their exercise. Similar discretions are inherent in both comprehensive and principles-based styles, because the Parliament wisely recognises that in most situations, human problems and circumstances vary from case to case. You just cannot provide for every possibility in legislation any more than in life.\n68. Individualised justice according to law is better than formulaic inattention to the infinitely variable factual positions of those to whom the law applies.\n69. People will not have access to justice if the hurdles to litigating in a practical way are too high. That brings me to the Productivity Commission\u2019s Enquiry on this topic.\n70. As might be expected, the Commission brought an economist\u2019s approach to its task. Unfortunately, in a number of significant respects that approach failed to appreciate the importance of the Constitutional separation of powers between each of the three arms of government. In particular, the draft report contains some recommendations that, first, equate the exercise of judicial power with a form of service delivery rather than the governmental function of authoritatively determining controversies independently and individually in accordance with law[36], secondly, confuse the exercise of Executive power by statutory tribunals with judicial power[37], thirdly, suggest that significant questions of practice and procedure in the conduct of litigation, such as the use of particular forms of issue identification by pleadings or other means, the adduction of expert and other evidence and discovery, are amenable to a one size fits all approach[38] and, fourthly, and without apparent irony, access to justice ordinarily should be on the basis of charging the user the direct and indirect cost \u201cof providing the service for which the fee is charged\u201d[39].\n71. The Productivity Commission\u2019s key draft recommendations to which I have referred were as follow. My first and second concerns arise from Ch 8. There the Commission suggested that[40]:\n\u201cCourt and tribunal processes should continue to be reformed to facilitate the use of alternative dispute resolution in all appropriate cases in a way that seeks to encourage a match between the dispute and the form of alternative dispute resolution best suited to the needs of that dispute. These reforms should draw from evidence\u2011based evaluations, where possible.\u201d\nChapter 8 went on to make generalised draft recommendations about how \u201corganisations\u201d should address ADR in their processes.\n72. My third concern stems from the Commission suggesting in Ch 11 a number of changes in Court processes. These included that Courts should apply four elements from the Federal Court\u2019s Fast Track model more broadly; namely, the abolition of formal pleadings, early focus on the real issues in dispute, more tightly controlling the number of pre-trial appearances and requiring the strict observance of time limits. It suggested that all courts should utilise the individual docket system for civil matters, unless that were not feasible[41].\n73. The Commission suggested that courts should limit general discovery and set out what it contended that Court Rules should prescribe[42]. It also sought feedback on whether the current Practice Note[43] on discovery in the Equity Division of the Supreme Court of New South Wales was effective and its implications for access to justice[44]. The Commission suggested that Courts should consider implementing similar rules to Pt 31 of the New South Wales Civil Procedure Rules concerning expert evidence as well as how courts should regulate the adducing of expert evidence, and whether a single or court appointed expert should be ordered or required[45].\n74. The collective term \u201calternate dispute resolution\u201d or \u201cADR\u201d describes a variety of mechanisms for parties to resolve their differences before litigation or during it or as a true alternative to any court proceedings. The potential benefit to litigants and courts in Australia of ADR in relation to current litigation became very apparent in the late 1980s as a result of changes of attitude in New South Wales. There were two causes: first, the Commercial List judges in the Supreme Court of New South Wales began making extensive use of their powers to refer questions to referees for report, as a mode of trial[46], that the Court subsequently considered adopting in whole or part and, secondly, on his retirement as Chief Justice, Sir Laurence Street AC KCMG began promoting the use of mediation both in and before litigation. That led to an efflorescence the use of this means of ADR.\n75. These two causes changed the landscape of litigation and dispute resolution in Australia and reflected similar developments internationally. Now, many lawyers do mediation courses as part of their professional education. The techniques used in mediation give important insights in how to negotiate in a way that may lead to successful resolution of disputes.\n76. One important factor that lawyers, and particularly barristers, do not appreciate unless they gain a proper understanding of mediation, is that \u201cit is not just about the money\u201d. Often one or more individuals, including the human faces of corporations, feel a genuine sense of grievance that they believe another party has not heard or understood. What such a person wants may include simply that the other acknowledges how he or she felt about what happened which enables him or her then to discuss resolution freed of that burden. And, concomitantly, the other person, hearing directly from the aggrieved person without the overlay of lawyers, many acknowledge a problem in his or her conduct and also feel clearer about how to resolve matters.\n77. The opportunity mediation offers to parties is that they can find a solution to their issues consensually. This may include features that could not be ordered by a court. For instance, parties can renegotiate agreements or agree to new mechanisms to take their relationship further. In an appropriate case, the Courts can, and ordinarily will, encourage parties to engage in ADR, and have powers like that in s 53A of the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 (Cth) to order mediation of the whole or part of civil proceedings. That is part of a Court\u2019s task to encourage, where appropriate, the more proportionate conduct of civil proceedings as suggested in Pt VB of that Act and its analogues[47].\n78. The Commission\u2019s recommendations concerning procedural reforms are helpful and warrant consideration. Indeed, many may well be worth pursuing in some, but not all, courts in one form or another. I will discuss case management a little later. At the moment I want to address my fourth concern arising from the confusion of concepts inherent in the Productivity Commission\u2019s provisional view that Courts are involved in service delivery and that justice is for sale at cost price.\n79. This concern comes from the Commission\u2019s draft recommendations in Ch 16 and particularly the first two which are[48]:\n\u201cDRAFT RECOMMENDATION 16.1\nThe Commonwealth and state and territory governments should increase cost recovery in civil courts by charging court fees that reflect the cost of providing the service for which the fee is charged, except:\n\u2022 in cases concerning personal safety or the protection of children\n\u2022 for matters that seek to clarify an untested or uncertain area of law \u2013 or are otherwise of significant public benefit \u2013 where the court considers that charging court fees would unduly suppress the litigation.\nFee waivers and reductions should be used to address accessibility issues for financially disadvantaged litigants.\nFees charged by Australian courts \u2013 except for those excluded case types alluded to in draft recommendation 16.1 \u2013 should account for the direct costs of the service for which the fee is charged, as well as a share of the indirect and capital costs of operating the courts.\nThe share of indirect and capital costs allocated through fees should be based on the characteristics of the parties and the dispute. Relevant factors should include:\n\u2022 whether parties are an individual, a not-for-profit organisation or small business; or a large corporation or government body\n\u2022 the amount in dispute (where relevant)\n\u2022 hearing fees based on the number of hearing days undertaken.\u201d\n80. In today\u2019s society, often the Executive government is a party to litigation, including as the prosecutor in criminal cases, or as a regulator seeking to enforce civil rights or obligations. Requiring individuals who cannot meet means tests or corporations to pay fees equal to the direct and indirect cost of the litigation of a dispute will be likely to have a substantive deterrent effect not just on the willingness of people to litigate but on their ability to exercise their common law right of access to the Courts \u2013 i.e. to have access to justice in a meaningful way.\n81. A legislative requirement that a person pay a fee or tax equal to the direct and indirect cost of providing the Court and its facilities to hear a matter raises substantive questions of the constitutional validity of such measures that the Courts may have to resolve. But, it also raises a significant difference between the dry view of an economist and the utilitarian principle that the Courts of justice must be accessible to all. The principle that anyone must be able freely to apply to the Courts was explained by Lord Wilberforce in Raymond v Honey[49], who said:\n\u201cany act done which is calculated to obstruct or interfere with the due course of justice, or the lawful process of the Courts, is a contempt of court.\u201d\n82. In an early case, The King v Smithers, Ex Parte Benson[50], the High Court held that an Australian citizen had the constitutional right:\n\u201cto come to the seat of government to assert any claim he may have upon that government, or to transact any business he may have with it; to seek its protection, to share its offices, to engage in administering its functions. He has a right to free access to its seaports, through which all the operations of foreign trade and commerce are conducted, to the sub-treasuries, the land offices, the revenue offices, and the Courts of justice in the several States, and this right is in its nature independent of the will of any State over whose soil he must pass in the exercise of it.\u201d (emphasis added)\n83. Where the government in many cases will be the defendant, its imposition of prohibitive Court fees may have impacts that have nothing to do with the narrow, but professionally understandable, focus of economists on ideas of cost recovery. As a matter of practicality, such an impost may make government decisions virtually unchallengeable by ordinary citizens and businesses. That has profound and highly undesirable social consequences in a democracy that cannot be measured or quantified in monetary or economic terms.\n84. If parties are not to take the law into their own hands they must be able to apply to the Courts to enforce their rights and the liabilities of others. When I say \u201cable\u201d, I mean as a matter of practical reality, including within the parties\u2019 financial means. The availability of judicial power to quell disputes independently and authoritatively is a hallmark of a democratic society governed by the rule of law. Justice is not capable of being for sale. That does not mean that the Parliament and the Executive may not be able to impose reasonable fees for particular steps in litigation.\n85. In introducing the Legal Aid and Advice Bill 1948 (UK) into the House of Commons, the Attorney-General, Sir Hartley Shawcross recounted a very famous sentence passed by Maule J in the 1840s in a bigamy case[51], saying:\n\u201cA hawker convicted of bigamy urged in extenuation that his wife had left her home and children to live with another man, that he had never seen her since and that he had married the second wife in consequence of the desertion of the first.\nMr. Justice Maule said, \u2018I will tell you what you ought to have done in the circumstances, and if you say you did not know I must tell you that the law conclusively presumes that you did. You should have instructed your attorney to bring an action against the seducer of your wife for damages. That would have cost you about \u00a3100. Having proceeded thus far, you should have employed a proctor and instituted a suit in the ecclesiastic courts for a divorce a mensa et thoro. That would have cost \u00a3200 or \u00a3300 more. When you had obtained a divorce a mensa et thoro, you only had to obtain a divorce a vinculo matrimonii. That procedure might possibly have been opposed in all its stages in both Houses of Parliament and altogether those proceedings would have cost you \u00a31,000. You will probably tell me that you never had one-tenth of that sum, but that makes no difference. Sitting here as an English judge, it is my duty to tell you that this is not a country in which there is one law for the rich and another for the poor.\u2019 Then he added, \u2018You will be imprisoned for one day.\u2019\u201d\n86. The economists\u2019 catch cry of user pays runs headlong into that value when it comes to governments charging significant fees for access to the Courts. The justification offered is that the persons who use the Court system should pay for the time they take in it. Now it is not far to seek that this is a threat to the independence of the Courts and the entitlement of everyone, rich or poor, to have access to them in order to obtain justice. It is the function of government to provide, not tax, an effective and authoritative Court system that can quell controversies. That is why the judiciary is the third arm of government in a democracy. The Commission would not dream of suggesting that constituents pay, other than through their ordinary taxes, a fee to make representations to or visit their Parliamentarians. It is just as wrongheaded to do so in respect of their right of access to the Courts.\n87. Competition, and criminal cartel, cases are likely to be complex, lengthy and costly. Although these cases normally will involve corporations and often a government party[52], it is likely that the criminal cases will also have individuals as defendants. Some individuals may be very senior executives and their costs may be covered by their employer or directors and officers\u2019 insurer. However, other individuals may be more junior and may be only able to afford modest or legally aided representation. The defendants often will have quite disparate interests and may wish to raise a variety of different issues. All of these factors suggest that criminal cartel trials will require significant pre-trial case management with a view to them running as efficiently and as economically as possible having regard to the resources particularly of individuals to maintain their defences.\n88. As I mentioned earlier, the length of litigation, and particularly trials, today is significantly longer than in the past. The Courts have been able to develop their inherent and implied powers to case manage civil proceedings. Those powers have been supplemented by statute, such as Pt VB of the Federal Court of Australia Act for the civil side and Div 1A of Pt III of that Act on the criminal side. In Expense Reduction Analysts Group Pty Ltd v Armstrong Strategic Management and Marketing Pty Ltd[53], French CJ, Kiefel, Bell, Gageler and Keane JJ referred to the fact that case management is an accepted aspect of the system of civil justice administered in Australia. This reflected the common law\u2019s recognition that, as the Court said[54]:\n\u201ca different approach was required to tackle the problems of delay and cost in the litigation process. Speed and efficiency, in the sense of minimum delay and expense, are essential to a just resolution of proceedings. The achievement of a just but timely and cost-effective resolution of a dispute has effects not only upon the parties to the dispute but upon the court and other litigants.\u201d\n89. Their Honours said that parties continued to have the right to bring, pursue and defend civil proceedings in the Court \u201cbut the conduct of those proceedings is firmly in the hands of the Court\u201d. They pointed out that it was the duty of the parties and their lawyers, under provisions such as ss 37M and 37N of the Federal Court of Australia Act, to assist the Court in furthering the overarching or overriding purpose of conducting the proceedings as quickly, efficiently and inexpensively as possible, according to law, to aid in the just resolution of disputes.\n90. At some point, the Courts may have to address whether the manner of hearing, including the adduction of evidence at trials, itself, has become too burdensome. The judicial method is open and transparent. Judges and juries must decide cases on admissible evidence. But is there just too much that is admissible and is that a systemic problem?\n91. No other decision-making process that we use in our society requires the decision-maker to listen to and read the amount of material that modern trials call \u201cevidence\u201d. Some cases have lawyers who tender computer files comprising thousands of documents that the judge is supposed to read and analyse in order to decide the case on the evidence. Boards, cabinets, ministers and other administrative decision-makers all act on summaries of material or key points. They do not, ordinarily, go to the source material. Yet, not only do courts go to that very often voluminous source material, they must be taken to it, read it, analyse it, and then write about it.\n92. Some of this is made necessary by statutes like s 18 of the Competition and Consumer Act. That section and its predecessor, s 52, effectively abolished the parol evidence rule in respect of written contracts which the common law developed to keep out of evidence the course of negotiations leading up to a written contract containing all the terms that the parties agreed.\n93. Now, even litigation involving very large commercial transactions will be mired by lengthy evidence and judicial writing about every step culminating in a contract settled by teams of lawyers at leading firms that contains an entire agreement clause, because one party alleges that some remark or email suggested a state of affairs that the contract contradicts. I will leave to one side the undermining effect internationally this has for Australia as a country with which to do business. Critically, it means that the Courts cannot confine themselves to a crisp question of whether a written agreement provides for one outcome or another. Instead, one is required, like the oracle, to go through the entrails of the history of the transaction to discern whether someone did not mean what they later said or said what they later did not mean so as, possibly, to deny efficacy to a contract that, at the time, the parties thought was the last word on a done deal.\n94. Similarly, in criminal cases, we require every stone to be upturned, put under a microscope, tested for DNA and analysed, let alone what happens to live witnesses. The question is whether this is too burdensome for the long term viability of our system of trial. It is not the function of the Productivity Commission or other branches of the Executive to select the answers, although they are right to raise the questions and to provoke the Courts to think again.\n95. If our system of trial continues to require the volume of evidence to be tendered that we are now seeing in the computer age, trials will become beyond the means not only of individual parties but beyond the capacity of a judge to deal with them. Recently, Justice Bennett reserved her decision in the Apple v Samsung patent litigation after 180 hearing days. The task of writing a judgment or judgments for that is truly Herculean.\n96. Australia has virtually abandoned the civil jury mode of trial over the last 50 years. I doubt that this made litigation quicker or better, although the number of technicalities some jury advocates can throw into such trials can make them longer than they need be. Our requirement that judges give reasons for their substantive decisions ensures transparency. But, as trials become longer, they require analysis of a plethora of legislative possibilities and voluminous evidence, a task that takes the judge, as the sole author of a judgment, more and more time. This has at least two impacts on the ability of Courts to do their work \u2013 writing time is time out of court on thinking about and then crafting longer and longer reasons. That means other cases cannot be heard. Moreover, the expense that this creates for the parties makes litigation accessible for fewer and fewer people.\n97. We cannot say that we have a system of justice that is worth having if citizens of average means, or even of the means of professionals, cannot afford to go to court. Mr Justice Maule\u2019s hawker is really the average member of our community. If such people cannot get representation to litigate matters that are serious for them because the cases will take too long and absorb too much of their resources, the system is likely not to be serving the community as well as it could or should.\n98. Competition cases appear to accept, as a given, the necessity for lengthy detailed evidence. They reflect a general trend in litigation. The lawyer\u2019s and judge\u2019s challenge in the 21st century is to consider whether all the evidence that is currently treated as relevant or admissible is really necessary and whether there are more efficient, inexpensive, but just ways to put before the Courts the material for decision. Centuries ago, the common law developed exclusionary rules of evidence, such as the parol evidence rule, to contain the size of litigation and so ensure that there was a real and practical opportunity for ordinary members of the community to have access to justice.\n99. The complexity of current legislation and the progressive expansion of what is justiciable may be curtailing rather than enhancing our society\u2019s practical ability to provide the community at large with access to justice. We need to think again.\n* A paper presented to the Competition Law Conference on 24 May 2014.\n** Justice Steven Rares is a judge of the Federal Court of Australia, an additional judge of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory and Vice President of the Judicial Conference of Australia. The author acknowledges the assistance of his associate, Jessica Ji, in the preparation of this paper. The errors are the author\u2019s alone.\n[1] par 1.4\n[2] pars 3.1, 3.3.1, 3.3.2, 3.3.3\n[4] par 6\n[5] Parliamentary Counsel: Reducing Complexity in Legislation at [7]-[9]\n[6] The King and Attorney-General of the Commonwealth v The Associated Northern Collieries (1911) 14 CLR 387\n[7] Adelaide Steamship Co Ltd v The King and the Attorney-General of the Commonwealth (1912) 15 CLR 65\n[8] Attorney-General of the Commonwealth v Adelaide Steamship Co Ltd [1913] AC 781; 18 CLR 30\n[9] [1913] AC at 800 for himself and Viscount Haldane LC, Lords Shaw of Dunfermline and Moulton\n[10] 6 E & B 47\n[11] [1913] AC at 809-810\n[12] 221 US 1 (1910)\n[13] [1913] AC at 801\n[14] Coco v The Queen (1994) 197 CLR 427 at 435-438 per Mason CJ, Brennan, Gaudron and McHugh JJ\n[15] (2004) 221 CLR 309 at 329 [21]\n[16] [1998] AC 539 at 587, 589\n[17] in a passage approved by French CJ, Gummow, Hayne, Crennan and Kiefel JJ in Saeed v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship (2010) 241 CLR 252 at 259 [15]\n[18] (2009) 239 CLR 446 at 455-456 [28]\n[19] Mills v Meeking (1990) 169 CLR 214 at 234; Corporate Affairs Commission (NSW) v Yuill (1991) 172 CLR 319 at 339-340\n[20] Singh v The Commonwealth (2004) 222 CLR 322 at 385 [159]\n[21] (2002) 123 FCR 298 at 410-412\n[22] (2012) 293 ALR 257 at 268-269 [39]\n[23] Alcan (NT) Alumina Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Territory Revenue (2009) 239 CLR 27 at [47]\n[24] s 44ZZRD(2)(a) and (c)\n[25] s 44ZZRD(4)(b) and(c)\n[26] (2012) 301 ALR 1 at 247 [947]-948]\n[27] [1969] P 136 at 152\n[28] Glanville Williams: Criminal Law: The General Part (2nd ed 1961) at 290\n[29] Riddle v The King (1911) 12 CLR 622 at 629\n[30] Antonin Scalia and Bryan A Garner: Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Texts (2012): Thomson/West, St Paul at 134\n[31] 3 Jurisprudence at 493 (1959\n[32] ibid at 134\n[33] Ex from Ernst Freund, Standards of American Legislation 225-226 (1917; repr 1965)\n[34] ALRC 103 at p 86\n[35] Akers (as joint foreign representative) v Saad Investments Company Limited: (In Official Liquidation [2013] FCA 738 at [19] per Rares J, [2014] FCAFC 57 at [72] per Allsop CJ, Robertson and Griffiths JJ agreeing\n[36] Ch 8\n[38] Ch 11\n[40] draft recommendation 8.1\n[41] draft recommendation 11.4\n[43] SC Eq 11\n[44] Information request 11.3\n[45] draft recommendations 11.8, 11.9, 11.10\n[46] see Optiver Australia Pty Ltd v Tibra Trading Pty Ltd (2012) 203 FCR 520 at 531-532 [37]-[41] where I discussed the power)\n[47] see Expense Reduction Analysts Group Pty Ltd v Armstrong Strategic Marketing Pty Ltd (2013) 303 ALR 199 at 210-212 [53]-[57] per French CJ, Kiefel, Bell, Gageler and Keane JJ; Aon Risk Services Australia Ltd v Australian National University (2009) 239 CLR 175 at [92]-[93], [98]; see too PFR II SA v OMFS Co I Ltd [2014] 1 WLR 1386 at 1399-1400 [56]; [2013] EWCA Civ 1288 per Briggs CJ with whom per Briggs Beatson and Maurice Kay LJJ agreed\n[48] draft recommendations 16.1 and 16.2\n[49] [1983] 1 AC 1 at 10\n[50] (1912) 16 CLR 99 (following the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in Crandall v State of Nevada 6 Wall 35 at 44; see too Lange v Australian Broadcasting Corporation (1997) 189 CLR 520 at 560 per Brennan CJ, Dawson, Toohey, Gaudron, McHugh, Gummow and Kirby JJ\n[51] Hansard: HC Deb 15 December 1948 Vol 459 at 1221-1222\n[52] the Crown or the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission\n[53] (2013) 303 ALR 199 at 210-212 [51]-[57]\n[54] 303 ALR at 210 [51]\nOther papers by Justice Rares",
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        "raw_content": "\"Beautiful City\" - Asghar Farhadi (2004)\nAsghar Farhadi\u2019s second feature film, Beautiful City (Shahr-e-Ziba, 2004), was a demonstration that the youthful writer-director\u2019s cinematic prowess was already well-formed [1,2]. Like his subsequent and more well-known films \u2013 Fireworks Wednesday (Chaharshanbe Suri, 2006), About Elly (Darbarye Elly, 2009), A Separation (Jodaeiye Nader az Simin, 2011), The Past (Le Pass\u00e9, 2013), and The Salesman (Forushande, 2016) \u2013 this earlier film featured an examination of complex issues associated with serious interpersonal relations and engagement. And also like those later films, the title of the film had an ironic and somewhat ambiguous connotation. Shahr-e-Ziba is the name of a neighborhood in northwestern Tehran where the government\u2019s Juvenile Detention Center (a prison for the underaged) is located. The action in this film begins in that center and concerns the fate of two young men who have been detained there.\nAt the start of the film, the teenage prisoners in the Juvenile Detention Center stage a boisterous and officially disallowed birthday party for one of their members, Akbar (played by Hossein Farzi-Zadeh). The party was triggered by Akbar\u2019s rowdy pal A'la Pour Salehi (Babak Ansari). But far from appreciating the party thrown for him, Akbar suffers from a fit of depression, because since he has now reached 18 years of age, Akbar realizes that he can be immediately transferred to an adult prison and ultimately executed for the crime he had committed. Two years earlier, Akbar had been convicted of murdering his girlfriend, Maliheh, but because he was only 16 at the time, he was a juvenile and could not be hanged for his crime. Now he is no longer a juvenile. Soon Akbar is taken away in a truck to another prison. This is the last time the character Akbar appears physically in the film, but the question of his fate remains at the center of the story.\nWhen A'la realizes and comes to dwell on his friend\u2019s dire fate, he starts plotting ways he can escape the detention center and try to save Akbar\u2019s life. He is aided by a sympathetic detention center guard, Ghafoori (Farhad Ghaemian), who feels Akbar is a redeemable soul. Ghafoori fakes some records in order to arrange for A\u2019la to get an early release in the hopes that A\u2019la can do something for Akbar on the outside.\nOne of the reasons why Beautiful City has not had such widespread international distribution as Farhadi\u2019s subsequent films is that its narrative requires the viewer to have some understanding of Iran\u2019s implementation of the Muslim-based penal code. In connection with capital punishment, this entails some significant differences from policies carried out in Western societies. In particular, a convicted murderer can have his death sentence commuted if his victim\u2019s family consents to offering their forgiveness. This entails the murderer\u2019s family offering \u201cblood money\u201d to the victim\u2019s family as some sort of compensation and an act of contrition. Iranian scholar Homa Omid (Professor Haleh Afshar) offers more details on the subject [3]:\n\u201cMurder is punished by retribution; but the murderer can opt for the payment of diyat, blood money, to the descendants of the murdered, in lieu of punishment (Article 1 of diyat laws). Whereas killing a man is a capital offence, murdering a woman is a lesser crime:\nShould a Muslim man wilfully murder a Muslim woman, he must be killed, but the murderer can be punished only after the woman\u2019s guardian has paid half of his khounbaha (blood money, or the sum that the man would be worth if he were to live a normal life; this is negotiated with and paid to the man\u2019s family) (article 5 of the Qassas laws).\nBy contrast, women murderers have no blood money and must be executed (article 6). Similarly violent attacks against women, resulting in maiming or severe injuries, can only be punished after payment of mutilation money to the male assailant before retribution can be administered. The reverse does not apply (article 60).\u201d\nSo with respect to Beautiful City, these laws mean that Akbar can avoid execution if his dead girlfriend\u2019s father, Abolqasem Rahmati (Faramarz Gharibian), can be convinced to give his consent to forgiveness. The sympathetic Ghafoori had already tried and failed several times to get this consent from Abolqasem, and now it is up to A\u2019la to see if he can convince the bitter old man to sign the consent.\nWhat makes Beautiful City particularly interesting, though, is not just Akbar\u2019s fate but more the presentation of an interactive matrix of attitudes concerning how we respond when things don\u2019t go the way we want. In this connection I detect four categorical attitudes that drive people in these circumstances and that Farhadi has on display in the film:\nRevenge (R), retaliation, and \u201cjustice\u201d. Someone must be found to \u201cpay the price\u201d for what has gone wrong. For many people, it is an \u201ceye for an eye\u201d world, and they get psychological satisfaction from seeing someone punished. When I ask many sincerely religious people why they support capital punishment, they say they support it, not because it might deter future capital crimes, but merely for the sake of \u201cjustice\u201d. For them punishment is a reward for the rest of us.\nCompassion (C) and forgiveness. On the other side is the feeling of compassion for one\u2019s fellow beings. This involves seeing the potential for godliness in everyone, even criminals. Everyone can be rehabilitated and connected with the god that is always there inside of him or her.\nUtilitarianism (U). One makes the best, in terms of personal utility, of whatever situation one finds oneself in. This can even encompass the idea of doing seemingly selfless deeds and showing compassion in order to enhance one\u2019s reputation. In the context of when something or someone has gone wrong, it can often mean just forgetting about it and moving on. Most people are counseled to follow this path.\nLove (L). True love is in a category all its own. By this I don\u2019t mean brotherly love or compassion \u2013 that category (C) has already been mentioned. And I don\u2019t mean the ego-boosting feeling of being desired romantically (U). True love is the delirious and irrational desire to give oneself totally to one\u2019s beloved.\nThe main characters in Beautiful City take on some of these attitudes at various times as the narrative plays out. In particular, principal character A\u2019la takes on all four of these attitudes at various points in the story.\nNote that almost all religions, intended as they are to be universal, have doctrines and rules that cover all four of these attitudes. But as we see in Beautiful City, there can be complicated situations for which none of these attitudes offers a clear path, and religious doctrine may not offer a solution, either.\nContinuing with our account of the story of Beautiful City, when A\u2019la is released from the detention center, Ghafoori drops him off at the home of Akbar\u2019s only living relative, his older sister Firoozeh (Taraneh Alidoosti). The beautiful and expressive Taraneh Alidoosti, by the way, has appeared in a number of Farhadi\u2019s films (Fireworks Wednesday, 2006; About Elly, 2009; and The Salesman, 2016), and her performance here is a crucial element in this film\u2019s effectiveness.\nFiroozeh has a small baby and lives in an apartment in front of which there is a soda pop stand operated by a man who appears to be her husband. Firoozeh tells A\u2019la that she has been trying for two years to convince Abolqasem to consent to commute Akbar\u2019s death sentence, but the stubborn man won\u2019t budge. A\u2019la and Firoozeh agree, however, to keep trying.\nSoon A\u2019la and Firoozeh are virtually camped out in front of Abolqasem\u2019s home as they accost him daily with entreaties for forgiveness. A\u2019la reflexively feels vengeful (R) when he sees Abolqasem abuse Firoozeh, but Firoozeh reminds A\u2019la that retaliation won\u2019t work (U). Then A\u2019la, in turn, urges Abolqasem not to feel hateful (R); and seeing that the taciturn Abolqasem is very religious, he invokes religious arguments to support his pleas. He tells Abolqasem to leave things in God\u2019s hands \u2013\n\u201cGod knows justice better than you and me. . . . If you don\u2019t accept my words, then you don\u2019t truly believe in God.\u201d\nAbolqasem is silent and doesn\u2019t argue with his petitioners; but he wants to get these people off his back, and he consults a government office as to how he can get Akbar executed soon. The government official tells him, as Homa Omid\u2019s account explains above, that he will have to supply blood money to the perpetrator\u2019s family, but this is money that the out-of-work Abolqasem doesn\u2019t have.\nThen a new wrinkle appears when Firoozeh and A\u2019la meet Abolqasem\u2019s wife. This woman is Abolqasem\u2019s second wife, his first wife, who was the mother of the murdered Maliheh, having passed away some time ago. The present wife has a seriously disabled teenage daughter, Somayeh, from an earlier marriage of her own, and she thinks she can convince Abolqasem to consent to forgiveness if Firoozeh can pay them 3-4 million tomans (~US 5,000) for a needed medical operation for her crippled daughter. However, this is money that neither Firoozeh nor A\u2019la have.\nSo now we have a number of attitudes expressed. Abolqasem feels vengeful (R); Ghafoori, A\u2019la, and Firoozeh feel compassion for Akbar (C); and Abolqasem\u2019s wife feels compassion for her daughter (C,U) and some compassion for Akbar (C).\nA\u2019la and Firoozeh approach the mullah at the local mosque that Abolqasem attends, and he agrees to remind Abolqasem that God is always the most merciful and compassionate. But the mullah\u2019s words fall on Abolqasem\u2019s deaf ears, as the vengeful man goes about trying to get support from others for his required blood money. In fact he tells the mullah that if God wants him to forgive, then he has a problem with God.\nMeanwhile A\u2019la and Firoozeh keep up their low-pressure entreaties to Abolqasem. And in the process, as A\u2019la and Firoozeh become more familiar with each other, they begin to feel a growing mutual attraction (L?). Their growing enamoredness is one of the best features of the film, because it comes off in a subtle and natural way. Indeed A\u2019la and Firoozeh are not really a natural match when they learn more about each other. A\u2019la is three or four years younger than Firoozeh, is unemployed, and has spent seven years in prison. Firoozeh is divorced from the kiosk owner, but she had to sell herself to support her junkie husband\u2019s drug habit when they were married. And she now has a baby to look after. But despite these facts and their various awkward missteps, the two of them gradually click.\nWhen he hears that Abolqasem is planning to sell his home in order to get the needed blood money, A\u2019la rushes to the mullah and asks him to intervene. But the mullah says Abolqasem has the right to retaliation, and it is not his position to intercede. A\u2019la instinctively responds,\n\u201cWhich right? He wants to make his family homeless to pay for the blood money. . . . even a 5-year-old kid knows which is better.\u201d\nA\u2019la then tells Firoozeh that he wants to steal enough money to pay for the blood money (he claims he is an expert thief), but she adamantly refuses his offer. She doesn\u2019t want him to go to jail again, and for her that\u2019s not the proper direction to take.\nEventually Abolqasem\u2019s wife comes up with another plan. If A\u2019la will agree to marry her crippled and homely daughter, Somayeh, then the wife can definitely get Abolqasem to sign the consent letter saving Akbar\u2019s life. This is the film\u2019s final dilemma. C, U, and L (Compassion, Utility, and Love) all point in different directions here, and religious counsel hasn\u2019t helped, either.\nA\u2019la rushes to the hospital where Firoozeh works and asks from outside the fence what he should do. But Firoozeh doesn\u2019t know what to tell him. A\u2019la insists he would do it (marry Somayeh) for Firoozeh\u2019s sake, i.e. not for utilitarian or compassionate reasons, but because he loves Firoozeh. But Firoozeh frowns and tells him that because she is 3-4 years older and with a child, she\u2019s no good for him. Then they have the following exchange:\nFiroozeh: \u201cDon\u2019t think that because I paid attention to you for one or two days, it was out of love.\u201d\nA\u2019la: \u201cYou\u2019re lying!\u201d\nFiroozeh: \u201cDon\u2019t count on me.\u201d\nA\u2019la then goes to Ghafoori for advice. Ghafoori advocates a utilitarian decision \u2013 forget about Akbar (C) and Firoozeh (L) and move on. But A\u2019la says he cannot ever forget about Firoozeh and is convinced that she really loves him, too. For him this is true love. Ghafoori then concedes that true love can be overwhelming and dominate all other considerations \u2013 A\u2019la will have to make his own decision.\nWith the sympathetic Ghafoori watching from a distance, A\u2019la returns to Firoozeh\u2019s home to speak to her again. But she is not answering the door bell as the film ends.\nThe production values of Beautiful City are excellent throughout. Particularly effective is the camera work, which is devoid of the shaky hand-held camera operations that wold infect some of Farhadi\u2019s later films. The acting and editing, too, which maintain a smooth rhythm across the various reaction shots of the troubled characters, are also very good. In fact, all the characters are sympathetically portrayed, and the viewer can empathize with their feelings. It is just that those feelings point in different, perhaps irreconcilable, directions.\nOverall, I would say this is one of Farhadi\u2019s best films, and it deserves more exposure. Like some of Farhadi\u2019s subsequent films, the viewer is left without knowing the final resolution, but with something to contemplate.\nWhat do you think A\u2019la will do in the end? What would you do?\nParisa Vaziri, \u201cBEAUTIFUL CITY\u201d, Film-forward.com, (15 March 2006).\nKen Fox, \u201cBeautiful City\u201d, TV Guide (n.d.).\nHoma Omid (Haleh Afshar), Islam and the Post-Revolutionary State in Iran, Palgrave Macmillan (1994), p. 182.\nLabels: ****, Existentialist, Farhadi, Iranian\n\"Taxi\" - Jafar Panahi (2015)\n\u201cAlexander Nevsky\u201d - Sergei Eisenstein and Dmitriy...",
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        "raw_content": "Why We Don't Trade Macro Events\n2016 was a year for the stock market record books. The year opened with the worst first 10 trading days in recorded history. There has been significant research showing the correlation between how the stock market performs in January and how it performs for the year. A down January typically leads to a down year, and vice versa. But the market ended up ~9.6% in 2016.\nIn January, the underlying fear was that China was on the precipice of a major banking collapse that would exceed the pain felt in 2008 in the United States. In early February, a very well-known hedge fund manager who made hundreds of millions correctly calling the 2008 collapse in the U.S. released an extensive letter showing his analysis of China, why he was short (betting against the market), and why he had sold almost all of his U.S. stocks as well.\nBut suddenly, without any real rhyme or reason, a few days after the fund manager\u2019s China report came out, the market began rallying on February 12th and retraced all of its losses by mid-April.\nIn June, going into the Brexit referendum vote, clearly everyone believed the odds favored a \u201cremain\u201d outcome rather than a \u201cleave\u201d. The odds makers in London showed the odds over 75% that the UK would vote to remain part of the European Union. The night of the vote, it became clear the people had voted to leave and the market started to crater. The market dropped ~6% over the next two trading days, but then started to aggressively rally and was back above its prior highs within the next 3 weeks.\nWhile almost no one correctly called the Brexit vote, those who did bet on the market going down and likely lost money as they probably didn\u2019t cover their bets in only two days.\nWe saw a very similar reaction to the US election. The night of the election, with it becoming clear to America that Donald Trump would become the next president, the futures market (the afterhours market that trades around the clock) went \u201climit down\u201d. Limit down means it was down as far as the exchanges will let it fall in one day, which in this case was 5%. These rules were setup to help calm violent markets.\nWe started to receive texts and emails from other money managers discussing how we all need to prepare for a collapse of the market. But when the market opened the next morning, it opened down significantly and then started rallying aggressively. By the end of the second day it was back above where it was before the election, and rallied an additional 9% over the next month.\nOnce again, almost no one correctly called the outcome of the election, and those who did likely lost money\u2026 even though they were right!\nWhy does this happen? Because the market is a complicated machine of human emotions and expectations, some rational, some irrational. In hindsight, it appears so many people sold going into the election that significant cash was sitting on the sidelines ready to be re-invested. With Trump being elected, investors began to actually analyze the economic impact of a Trump presidency and decided: i) lower tax rates would be good for corporate profits (higher earnings typically equates to higher stock prices), ii) increased spending would increase the fiscal deficit (bond prices went down on the expectation of lower creditworthiness of the U.S. government), and iii) financial deregulation would be a boon for banks (stocks of financial companies rocketed higher).\nCan this analysis be done ahead of these macro events and therefore make trading them a profitable endeavor? It can. However, the economic analysis is not the hard part. It is the behavioral analysis of what is already expected and priced into the market that is downright near impossible. Much of the macro analysis is already known by so many other market participants, so how can you tell when it is already factored into stock prices or not?\nIf everybody knows Apple is going to have a killer quarter and it has a killer quarter, the stock doesn\u2019t go up much. It only moves significantly higher if the company reports numbers materially above what is expected. Expectations are the key to trading on any single event, whether macro or micro. With research it\u2019s possible to get a gauge on expectations for individual company events (but even this is very challenging and not recommended). But to try to understand the expectations for everyone involved in the entire market, it\u2019s a money-losing recipe.\nWarren Buffett has repeatedly admitted he doesn\u2019t have the ability to consistently make money this way. There are only a few billionaire investors we know who can. 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        "raw_content": "Unless you're extremely lucky and lead the ultimate healthy lifestyle, you've had the misfortunate of coming in contact with the American healthcare system. Perhaps you've spent hours waiting in the emergency department to be examined. Or maybe you've had to unravel the complicated web of insurance coverage dos and don'ts. Although U.S. providers have access to a cadre of high-tech equipment, like PET and MRI scanners, we rank 37th in the world for quality care, according to the World Health Organization. This is in spite of the fact that healthcare spending topped the $2 trillion mark last year\u2014more than four times the figure spent on national defense\u2014and is anticipated to reach $3 trillion by 2012. Let's face it, the American healthcare system is on life support and the prognosis is critical. Even the political diagnosticians can't agree on what's the best treatment plan to follow.\nThe good news is the situation doesn't have to be terminal. Indeed, with some intensive rehabilitation, the healthcare industry can rebound, but not without the expertise of engineers and information technology (IT) professionals specializing in medical informatics.\nFor months, the Washington, D.C., politicos have been rallying for what they believe healthcare reform should entail: The president proposes one version and the two political parties each counters with its renditions. Most of the contention centers around who will pay for the care people receive. That, however, is only one symptom to what's ailing the healthcare system. Believe it or not, there's a technology void in many modern facilities that impedes quality care delivery. In some instances doctors still handwrite their orders or nurses have to manually input data into computer medical charting programs. Additionally, each hospital, clinic, and private physician's office is an island unto itself meaning that whatever happens within its walls remains there. There's no interconnectedness that allows one provider to share patient information with others. Oftentimes, it's patients' responsibilities to make sure all members of their care team know what drugs have been prescribed, tests ordered, or diagnoses made. Generally speaking, the healthcare system is disjointed and inefficient, adding to the overall cost of doing business.\nIndustry watchers believe the answer to this aspect of reform dwells within technology. More specifically, medical informatics, which is the \"effective organization, analysis, management, and use of information in healthcare,\" according to the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA).\nOne of the more prevalent examples of informatics is the electronic health record (EHR). This is pretty self-explanatory: Patients' ongoing medical histories are stored digitally. Although one might assume hospitals would've tackled this topic decades ago when other industries took similar steps to electronically store information, as a whole, healthcare has lagged behind. With a few exceptions\u2014such as the Veterans Health Administration\u2014there's a whole slew of facilities that have yet to adopt EHRs. In fact, research indicates only 8% of the nation's 5,000 hospitals currently employ computerized charting. That doesn't even take into consideration the hundreds of clinics or private practices that have yet to go completely electronic.\nInstalling these expansive programs is not cheap. They easily run into the millions. Granted most hospitals have integrated computers with Internet access and internal communication programs (think email), but historically, the industry has been underfunded in terms of IT services and infrastructure. Studies reveal that IT accounts for less than 2% of total budget outlays.\nPhoto by mcnevin81\n\"In Europe where the healthcare system is nationalized, governments have put money into IT. In this country, we have not had that motivation or leadership,\" states Don Detmer, MD, MA, AMIA president and CEO as well as professor of medical education at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.\nThe argument for EHRs is that they streamline services. According to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine this spring, more than 75% of hospitals that have computerized lab results acknowledged noticeable time savings because providers can pull up the data from any inhouse terminal without having to wait for hand delivery or phone calls from busy lab technicians. Additionally, proponents assert EHR technology can aid healthcare professionals in delivering better care by reducing the chances of medical errors. For example, electronic prescriptions can help reduce the 7,000 deaths each year linked to medication errors because software can be designed to search for misdosings or drug interactions.\nCandidate Barak Obama campaigned on the fiscal and technological benefits of EHRs. Upon taking the oath of office, he stepped up his promise by setting a 2014 deadline for all hospitals to fall in line with EHRs. Then in February, the government bankrolled the idea, allocating more than $19 billion for health information technology (HIT) under the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009.\n\"Money is the greatest motivator. Now there is the opportunity to get financial support from the federal government,\" notes Mike Sauk, vice president of IT and CIO for the University of Wisconsin Hospital & Clinic in Madison. He oversees the organization's transition to EHRs. \"We're in year three of the installation and hope to finish next year,\" he says. \"The toughest part of installing the system in a large academic medical center is keeping an organized focus. The medical procedures performed here tend to be more complex and the patients are sicker. Plus, there's so much changing in healthcare delivery that it's hard to keep a focus.\"\nEstablishing an EHR system is far more intricate than simply creating and maintaining a database. For one thing, each patient represents a unique set of data that is constantly evolving. \"It's challenging because there's so much to know. Drugs are new every year. Therapies are new every year. Also, people in the hospital by definition are 'broken' and you can't standardize one person. It's hard to plan for anything,\" comments Stephanie Guerlain, PhD, an associate professor of systems and informatics engineering at the University of Virginia.\nThere's also concern over people's right to privacy. Federal laws prevent providers from sharing medical records with unauthorized persons. This poses security issues for informaticians and HIT experts when constructing EHR systems. However, there are individuals who appreciate being able to tap into their own records\u2014Microsoft and Google offer such services now.\n\"When we talk about informatics, consumers have to be part of that, and that's an exciting development,\" offers Detmer. \"There are tremendous opportunities for both physicians and patients to make their care more efficient.\"\nAnother challenge comes from the intermingling of different equipment and technologies produced by a multitude of manufacturers. Throughout any hospital unit you're bound to find an assortment of monitors measuring heart rates, blood-oxygen saturation levels, and other vital signs. Elsewhere you might observe respirators, IV pumps, or anesthesia machines. What they all have in common is some degree of automation that can track a patient's condition and alert staff to any sudden changes. A comprehensive EHR system would compile all the various data from the many inputs in the patient's file and direct it to the appropriate designations, such as the pharmacy, nurses' station, or billing office. On the surface that may not seem like a difficult task, but complications arise due to compatibility issues.\n\"Right now there are silo systems that don't talk to each other,\" says Guerlain.\n\"It's more about how you use IT for the information and not the technology itself,\" adds Detmer. \"If we don't make sure systems talk to each other well enough, we're going to face real challenges.\"\nPart of the problem is that the medical informatics industry currently lacks national standards. Without agreed-upon expectations, vendors are free to write software to answer specific functions, but not necessarily accounting for other informatics. \"A typical system has to have two to three dozen interfaces, but that doesn't cover everything. There are separate ones for lab results, cardiac monitoring, and I could go on,\" says Sauk. \"Getting systems to talk with each other [is difficult].\"\nIndustry representatives are joining forces to begin the process of writing standards for vendors and informaticians to follow. \"A lot of the problems we have today is that we don't have policies and procedures in place,\" asserts Detmer. \"AMIA has at least four members appointed to the National Advisory Committee, which is charged with setting policy and establish standards.\"\n\"There's a continuity of care that comes from documenting standards,\" adds Guerlain. \"Part of [the stimulus spending] is slated to create resource centers where doctors and hospitals can go for technical assistance and ensure they have the ability to transfer data from offices to hospitals. That doesn't have to require everyone using the same vendors, but with system-wide standards.\"\nWhether you're designing hardware, writing software, or managing applications, it's always important to keep the user in mind. If your product doesn't fill a need, then it's extraneous and chances are it won't be endorsed by your customers. That's what previously happened in informatics in some cases. For example, in 2002, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles invested millions for a computerized physician order system that included functions for medications, lab results, and procedures. After using it for just a few months, doctors declared it was too slow and complained it limited their ability to make judgment calls. The system was scrapped.\nThe American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) divides medical informatics into five major blocks.\nClinical Informatics is working with electronic health records and networking to move data securely and reliably as well as prompting decision-making support.\nThe public health arena uses medical informatics for bio-surveillance and global infections monitoring and predicting, which could involve bio-terrorism.\nResearch informatics involves building databases of clinical records that can be mined for trends. Informaticians address security, confidentiality, and procedures. It could also include post-market surveillance, such as gathering feedback from patients when a new drug is released. Much of this work is conducted within the realm of molecular and genome medicine.\nBio informatics looks at how to move medicine from thinking about the body as a collection of organs and systems to referencing it as molecular medicine, which is based on one's own genetic makeup.\nThe final block encompasses the array of technology used in healthcare delivery and education, such as imaging, simulation and visualization. For example, surgery simulation is becoming an integral educational tool.\nSince then, user-friendliness has made inroads. \"What has significantly changed in the past 10 years is the migration of systems to being faster and easier to use from clinicians' perspective. To place an order for lab tests, it might have taken 25 to 30 clicks,\" says Sauk. \"Now it's designed to speed up providers' ability to enter information and interact with the technology.\"\n\"It shouldn't be complicated. What I focus on is how people can navigate and manipulate information in order to make decisions quickly,\" says Guerlain. \"An example could be calculating nutrition for low-birth rate babies who have to be fed intravenously. This can be a complex calculation. Providers use the infant's weight, age, and medications to determine appropriate food levels. When they plug that information into smart informatics systems, the application can help with decision support because it might prompt other considerations or factors that may affect the final calculation.\"\nTo ensure users' needs are truly fulfilled, the informatics team must reflect a multi-disciplinary approach, including engineers, IT experts, and a variety of providers. \"We use physician champions in our department,\" notes Sauk. \"We've selected people who have the respect and confidence of the medical team. Their interaction with the staff is meant to motivate others to train on the system.\"\nWhile some facilities have used EHRs and informatics for years and others are just stepping up, all hospitals have to review what role wireless technology will play for future sustainability and user friendliness. Already some physicians have opted to convert their private practice offices into wi-fi zones. Instead of using paper charts for each patient, the doctor pulls up individual records on laptops they carry from one appointment to the next. Medical centers soon could follow suit.\n\"Mobile technology is the main way of communicating today, and it will be impacting how we do things in the [medical arena],\" says Detmer.\nAs interesting as all this may sound, the bottom line is job possibilities. And as one might conclude with hospitals of all sizes, clinics, and private offices striving to meet the president's EHR deadline a mere five years from now, the demand for engineers and IT professionals well-versed in medical informatics and HIT will be unprecedented. \"There is such a need right now for those professionals who have the knowledge,\" says Detmer. \"However, it's not necessarily just IT skills required now, but more about medical informatics as a specialty.\"\nThis type of work isn't something you can walk into cold and expect to pick up everything you need to know immediately. For one thing, many aspects are geared more toward medical providers who have an intense interest in computer technology (see \"A Closer Look\"). Even for those professionals coming at the situation from a technical point of view, a working knowledge of medicine is invaluable.\n\"It's a challenge to get the right people in the door. Having various clinical experiences can make a big difference,\" says Dan Sodemann, senior staffing consultant for human resources at the University of Wisconsin Hospital & Clinic.\n\"AMIA is in the process of building clinical medical informatics certifications that will advance the inter-professional information. The certification will show that you do know how to do IT in the clinical environment,\" adds Detmer.\n\"Also having a systems engineering background can be extremely helpful. Database design is good, too, as is simulation and human factors or domain knowledge,\" advises Guerlain.\nSo great is the need that more and more universities offer specific tracks in the discipline. Others can find training through organizations like AMIA. Detmer explains, \"We've developed the '10x10 Partner Programs' with universities. It's our goal to train 10,000 medical informaticians by 2010. 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The relatively low-frequency 171 route is proposed to be severely curtailed, stopping at the Elephant and Castle rather than continuing to Holborn, with the passengers transferring to the 68 and 188 routes. This hopefully will reinforce the role of the 68 service, and protect it from future adjustments.\nThe South Eastern franchise including the Herne Hill to Victoria services (and the station staff at Herne Hill) runs out next year, with the incumbent operator, Southeastern Railway, one of the three remaining shortlisted bidders. 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        "raw_content": "TOKYO \u2013 The Associated Press\nIn this April 10, 2018, file photo, Masazo Nonaka eats a cake after receiving the certificate from Guinness World Records as the world's oldest living man at then age 112 years and 259 days during a ceremony in Ashoro on Japan's northern main island of Hokkaido.\nThe world\u2019s oldest man has died at his home - a hot springs inn - in northern Japan at the age of 113.\nMasazo Nonaka died in the early hours of Jan. 20 while sleeping at home in Ashoro on Japan\u2019s northern main island of Hokkaido, his family said.\nThe supercentenarian, whose family has run a hot springs inn for four generations, was certified by Guinness World Records in April 2018 as the world\u2019s oldest living man at 112 years and 259 days.\n\u201cHe didn\u2019t have any health problem. ... He went peacefully and that\u2019s at least our consolation,\u201d she said.\nThe world\u2019s oldest living person is also Japanese - Kane Tanaka, a 116-year-old woman from Fukuoka on the southern main island of Kyushu.",
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        "raw_content": "We\u2019ve come to Learn about Peace, Georgia Peace Camp\nPublish Date: 29th June, 2018\nInstructors and students from Cervantes Gymnasium Aia-Gess, Georgia visited the Republic of Korea between the 14th and 23rd of February to systematically learn about HWPL peace education through a peace camp and experience Korean culture.\nThe peace camp taught them how the core values of promoting peace from HWPL peace education can be applied in their daily lives. One of the programs implanted in them the heart to cooperate, love, and express gratitude, through which they realized that each one of them should become a messenger to bring peace, which is not far from them.\nStudents from Georgia actively interacted and exchanged culture of Korea. Through the peace education, they have become able to accept differences among people as well as recognize each other as global citizens who ought to live in harmony which were the key elements to end conflicts and disputes.\nThe students also took time to truly discover the values of peace by listening to the explanation of HWPL\u2019s Peace Education. Also, during the time of learning about \u201cmutual cooperation\u201d they were divided into teams and had the opportunity to participate in a variety of sports that required cooperation. In particular, they were able to directly experience the importance of unity through a traditional Korean cultural activity that is similar to tug-of-war. One student in the class emphasized the importance of cooperation by stating, \u201cToday\u2019s activity taught us how to love one another, have respect for each other and become one.\u201d\nAnother field trip took place in the Yongsan War Memorial of Korea. While Georgian students indirectly experienced the brutality of war through the history of the Korean War, Korean students could also share mutual empathy for the tragedy of war with Georgian students after learning about the 2008 Russo-Georgian War.\n\u201cI imagined one of our students, the smallest boy who is fourteen-years-old. When I imagined him in the war, it was so hurtful for me,\u201d said Mairam Lomauridze, who wanted to share with her peers the true meaning of peace and the heart for peace she felt at the camp after she went back to Georgia.\nFood also brought them together. The Georgian and Korean students cooked and shared both the Georgian traditional dessert, Churchkhela, and the Korean traditional food, Bibimbap. They also expressed their grateful heart for their parents and teachers by making carnations at the session.\nOn the last day of the camp, a \u2018Mini WARP\u2019 was organized, modeled after the WARP Summit which takes place every September with the leaders of each sector of society hosted by HWPL. Performances choreographed to express the sincere heart for a peaceful world without war deeply touched the Georgian students. They took solidarity in working together in the hope of bringing about world peace when they go back home.\nRusudan Bolkvadze, Director of Cervantes Gymnasium Aia-Gess and instructors including Darejan Lordqipanidze and Tamar Lolishvili were designated as peace education instructors who could actively implement HWPL peace education. Tamar Lolishvili, English teacher of Cervantes Gymnasium Aia-Gess, who has closely communicated with HWPL, highlighted the importance of peace education, \u201cWe must teach our students to take care of the world. They can\u2019t do anything without knowledge. I am against wars...against fights. The best tool in this case is education.\u201d\nThe instructors also promised to teach their students to become peace messengers through special lectures in Georgia. Students promised to take the responsibility of spreading and teaching the core values of HWPL peace education, such as understanding, respect and cooperation, to other student organizations.\nAfter they returned, instructors and students continued teaching the core values of peace based on HWPL peace education curriculums.",
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        "raw_content": "A Deeper Look Into the Perception and Disposition to Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) in Colombia\nSebastian Forero1, Sebastian Cardenas2, Hernando Vargas3 & Camilo Garcia4\n1Project Engineer, Urbansa S.A. Formerly Undergraduate Student, Civil Engineering, Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota, Colombia,(+57) 320 347 4934, sm.forero106@uniandes.edu.co\n2Graduate Student, Civil Engineering, Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota, Colombia,sa.cardenas420@uniandes.edu.co\n3Titular Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering & Department of Architecture, Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota, Colombia, Carrera 1 Este 19\u00aa-40, ML 436,hvargas@uniandes.edu.co\n4Project Executive, DPR Construction. 2941 Fairview Park Drive, Falls Church, VA 22042,camilog@dpr.com\nIntegrated Project Delivery (IPD) has been utilized as an alternative project delivery method by encouraging team collaboration, sharing risks/rewards, and more importantly, requiring trust and transparency amongst all stakeholders for projects in the United States. In Colombia, a traditional approach for delivery of projects is typically utilized under a Design/Bid/Build model with limited collaboration. This paper describes the analysis conducted to evaluate potential barriers of implementation of IPD concepts as a delivery method for construction projects in Colombia. The analysis conducted includes research of perceived cultural, financial, legal and technological barriers to stimulate the adoption of collaborative delivery models. It includes a survey and interviews with different stakeholders and industry members (developers, designers, construction managers and general contractors) to understand the benefits and shortcomings when engaging with collaborative methods. Survey results were evaluated by using correlational coefficient models to gauge dependencies among all factors identified as potential inhibitors of IPD. Detailed analyses of the findings as well as future steps for a successful implementation of IPD in Latin America, focused in the Colombian case study are discussed.\nIntegrated project delivery (IPD), Colombia, South America, implementation barriers, collaboration, project management, trust, transparency, design/bid/build\nForero, S. , Cardenas, S. , Vargas, H. & Garcia, C. 2015, 'A Deeper Look Into the Perception and Disposition to Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) in Colombia' In:, Sepp\u00e4nen, O., Gonz\u00e1lez, V.A. & Arroyo, P., 23rd Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction. Perth, Australia, 29-31 Jul 2015. pp 297-306",
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        "raw_content": "Disasters are raging with such force and regularity that firefighters have to give up. Welcome to the new reality\nAmerica is literally on fire:\nHow out-of-control oil spills are destroying our population centers\nSalon, Tuesday, March 10, 2015\nIt\u2019s a good bet that someplace in North America is on fire right now, raging so out of control that officials have to let it burn itself out. And it happened because highly flammable oil was placed on a train for shipping, and something went drastically wrong. Because so much oil is transported by rail these days, the probabilities of catastrophe have elevated significantly. We haven\u2019t ruined a major population center yet only through dumb luck; and we haven\u2019t cracked down on this treacherous practice only because of the enormous power of the industry.\nLast Thursday, 21 oil tanker cars derailed near Galena, Illinois, and five of them burned for three days. Firefighters gave up combating it because of the intensity of the heat. Tanks tumbled into a bank along the Mississippi River, threatening the Upper Mississippi National Wildlife and Fish Refuge. The EPA said the fire posed an \u201cimminent and substantial danger\u201d to the river. On Saturday, another train caught fire near Gogama, Ontario, damaging a bridge and sending five tank cars into the water. A similar train fire occurred on Feb. 14 near the Ontario town of Timmis, and on Feb. 16 in the almost perfectly named town of Mount Carbon, West Virginia. In all, over the past five weeks there have been five crude oil train derailments, threatening ecosystems and human health. You can follow all the \u201caction\u201d at the DOT-111 Reader.\nThe industry estimates that 9,500 carloads of oil moved along rail lines in 2008. In 2014 that number jumped to 500,000 carloads, transporting 15 billion gallons of crude. By some estimates that could double this year. Moreover, harder-to-reach oil, from the Bakken shale of North Dakota to the tar sands of Alberta, Canada, is more flammable and explosive, igniting at much lower temperatures, according to U.S. regulators.\nThe exponential increase of shipping more dangerous product just magnifies the risk. These trains \u2013 or bombs on wheels, if you prefer \u2013 pass through big cities like Philadelphia, Seattle, Newark and Chicago. A derailment in a big city would be very destructive; when the relatively tiny town of Lac-M\u00e9gantic, Quebec (population 5,932), suffered a runaway train explosion in its downtown in 2013, 47 people died and $1.2 billion in property was damaged, making it the worst train disaster in Canada since 1864. So continuing to run these trains through major cities is like lighting a fuse to dynamite.\nOil companies pledged a commitment to safety by improving the quality of the tank cars, replacing thin-skinned DOT-111 cars with a new model called CPC-1232. But that hasn\u2019t mattered a bit; the Galena derailment involved these allegedly safer CPC-1232s, as have several other recent tragedies.\nThose who respond to oil train derailments by claiming that the Keystone XL pipeline would solve the problem neglect the fact that a pipeline would not be able to carry even half of what flows from the Bakken region. More important, because of the collapse in oil prices, new infrastructure like a pipeline has ceased to make economic sense, relative to the existing infrastructure of transporting by rail.\nPerhaps the scariest part of all of this is the perilous financial state of the oil industry today, which if anything will increase the danger. Energy companies are rapidly going bankrupt, as they cannot service debt with lower oil revenue. Companies on the edge will have to cut costs to keep afloat, and when costs are at issue, traditionally safety goes out the window.\nWhat can be done about these massive explosions-in-waiting currently traipsing around the country? The Department of Transportation did propose new rules last July, to phase out the old DOT-111 cars, increase speed limit requirements and improve brakes. They plan to finalize those rules in May, after missing an initial deadline. But DoT\u2019s proposal did not include a rule that oil companies remove explosive gases, including excess natural gas, from their shipments. A state version of that rule in North Dakota is supposed to take effect April 1.\nAccording to a report in Reuters, the White House considered a provision to remove these volatile gases (known in the industry as \u201clight ends\u201d), but ultimately punted, letting North Dakota rules govern. Federal officials were concerned about their jurisdiction to dictate treatment of light ends. But critics believe the federal government relying on North Dakota \u2013 a conservative state not exactly known for its strict adherence to regulations \u2013 increases the risk of shipping oil by rail. That\u2019s especially concerning when you consider that the trains travel all across the country, and that some Bakken shale comes from neighboring states like Montana. For their part, the White House denied they held off on improving oil train safety.\nSen. Chuck Schumer urged federal regulators to mandate the removal of light ends from crude oil in a letter last week, and Dick Durbin, whose state was charred by the Galena disaster, called for strengthening tank cars. There are indications that the Galena tank cars, though the stronger CPC-1232, were \u201cunjacketed,\u201d without insulated steel shells.\nThe DoT regulations will finally emerge from the Office of Management and Budget\u2019s internal process in May. Officials at the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, which analyzes federal regulations for OMB, held at least 10 meetings with the oil and rail industries last spring, after initially receiving the rules. That includes meetings with the biggest oil-by-rail company, BNSF, a division of Warren Buffett\u2019s Berkshire Hathaway. Basically, the oil companies point to track maintenance, and the rail companies point to inadequate tank cars. Whatever doesn\u2019t cost them money is what they blame.\nIncreased domestic oil production is always depicted as an unalloyed good, with no discussion of the costs, like turning trains into bombs nationwide. There\u2019s reason to believe that no tank car is safe enough to carry something this volatile, and that the risks exceed what the public should reasonably bear. DoT has nonchalantly predicted 10 derailments a year on oil trains, with billions in damages. If anything that\u2019s an underestimate.\nOne reason the planet continues to boil is that oil companies have been allowed to externalize their costs onto government. Oil appears \u201ccheaper\u201d than solar or wind, because these costs never come into account. But solar power doesn\u2019t blow up while being carried through a major city on a train. And if we want to seriously talk about what kind of energy we can afford in the future, that has to enter the conversation.\n\"There\u2019s reason to believe that no tank car is safe enough to carry something this volatile, and that the risks exceed what the public should reasonably bear. DoT has nonchalantly predicted 10 derailments a year on oil trains, with billions in damages. If anything that\u2019s an underestimate.\"",
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        "raw_content": "History of the Illinois Live Steamers 1967-1978\nHistory of the Illinois Live Steamers\nThis record of the Illinois Live Steamers is being written mostly from the monthly club minutes and partly from my memory. The minutes are accurate but some of the early ones are lacking in details. My memory is not accurate so I beg your indulgence in any errors I have made.\nI have included lists of members that attended the first meeting, charter members, nominating committees and all elected officers to date. The records of the various motions, who made and seconded, and the vote on them, are complete in the minutes but are too numerous to list in this record.\nAt the risk of slighting or overlooking someone I have refrained from naming names of those who did the work, supplied the material, tools, etc. and made donations. Some members gave of their organizational ability, some of their technical knowledge, some of their physical strength, some of their financial ability and some their moral support. They were all necessary for the success of the club and we thank all of them.\nThe treasury reports at the end of each year reflect the last report in the November minutes. They include all funds, special accounts and cash on hand.\n- Bud Novy\nThe Illinois Live Steamers had their origin at a meeting at Matt Fairlie's home in January 1967. Matt for years had held a one day \"Winter Workshop\" at his home to gather together interested live steamers. These consisted of Matt's friends, the Chicago Society of Model Engineers and the members of the Addison Valley club. The C.S.M.E. has been organized as a model engineering club since 1913 and the Addison Valley is an informal group of model railroaders that has been meeting at my home since 1946. Matt suggested we should organize as a formal club and build tracks to operate our equipment, At this time the only big track was a 3/4\" one in Lafayette, Indiana, although there were a number of small private tracks in yards, Matt had a 3/4\" elevated track, Doc Youngdahl had a 3/4\" ground track and I had a 1\" ground track, plus a few more scattered around. The first meeting was held at Matt's in January 1967 and was attended by 30 members of the 41 that had showed an interest. This was an organizational meeting and Matt was appointed president, Doc Youngdahl secretary and Bill Holt treasurer until we could hold an election of officers. In February the name \"Northern Illinois Live Steamers\" was adopted by a vote of the members and dues were set at $3.00 per month with the date we would start collecting left open. Mort Shine had offered the use of a piece of property his family owned for the payment of taxes but we found this property was subject to flooding. John Thompson offered the use of his family farm property near Monee but it was tied up in litigation due to a death. At this time we all chipped in a $2.00 initiation to have some money for postage, etc. At the meeting in April it was voted on to make the dues $2.00 per month effective with that meeting. The initiation fee was set at $5.00, In June our first slate of officers was elected, We adopted as a temporary measure the New Jersey Live Steamers constitution almost verbatim until we could write and approve our own. A constitution was necessary to get our state charter. Walt Rees started the paper work necessary to incorporate the club in Illinois, We had under consideration the following pieces of property for the club: Mort Shine's property, in spite of the flooding; possible rental of Sanitary District land; Cantigny; 4 acres owned by Jack Lineberry; plus a few more. Mort Shine undertook to search for farm land we could rent. Our charter from the State of Illinois as a not for profit organization came through in August and all members at that time are charter members. There was no treasurer's report at the end of 1967.\nMeans to raise money to buy property was under discussion and the board of directors proposed to sell shares to the members for $100.00 each. Gee Realty Company in Orland Park was contacted by Matt Fairlie and Bruce Achor and the ball started rolling on buying our own property. A special meeting of the members that had agreed to buy shares was held in March. Tabulation at this time showed $7,500.00 pledged. Matt and his committee had found in April, through realtor Gee, the present property where we are located, and on investigation it was found suitable by the member-ship. Some changes in the constitution were made to enable us to buy it. In April initiation fees were raised to $25.00. In May we purchased the property with a total of $8,980.00 shares and a mortgage with the Orland Park bank for $13,000.00 at 6 1/2% interest. The refrigerator, kitchen utensils, International Harvester tractor and various implements to fit it were included. We raised our monthly dues to $5.00. In June we took possesion of our 7 1/3 acre apple orchard. It was immediately decided we would need a well and septic system, which were installed in the spring of 1969. In July plotting of the grounds was completed to the north end of the pro-posed tracks. We set up a work schedule for week ends and only 20 members signed up. Of these about 12 showed up to.work. Some things remain the same always. In August the property lines were surveyed by the Orland Park Township surveyor and our boundaries staked out. Our neighbor to the east had two of his power poles on our property and had disputed the boundaries. They were moved later in the year. We levied an assessment of $40.00 to pay for the well and septic system. This is the only assessment we have ever levied. Track planning started in earnest in the fall and we also started a drive for new members. In October we purchased 15,000' of l\" and 3/4\" rail to our own design at .05 1/2 per ft. We also bought 5,000' of 1 1/2\" rail at .12 1/2. Some of the rail was sold to members at .01 over our cost per foot. Our initiation at this time was raised to $65.00. The track committee had come up with a plan that was satisfactory to the majority and work started in earnest on the grading. We planted our honeysuckle bushes on the west sid\u00b7e and some on the east. A tabulation of the members loco-motives, running and under construction, showed 22 -3/4\", 17 -l\", and 14 -1 1/2\". November showed $5,187.00 in our treasury.\nA new class of membership was approved in January. They will be associate members and will pay an initiation fee of $10.00 and regular monthly dues. They will have all benefits but no voice or vote. We now had had about 5,000 assorted ties and the frogs for the switches. The rail was delivered and we received the Oliver tractor on loan in March, The septic tank was installed in April and work was progressing on the rest of the plumbing. We bought the Mott's mower and put it in operation. In June the turn-table was installed. We also obtained the 1 x 6 cypress boards for the 3/4\" track. Work on the 3/4\" track and excavating and grading were moving right along. In September the north end of the 3/4\" track was completed and we ran our first locomotive at the club. It was only about 500' or 600' out and back but it was a red letter day. The planting of the bushes on the east side was completed and we poured the concrete floor in the building. We wound up November with about 900' of 3/4\" track completed and $3,404.00 in the treasury.\nMuch home work was done on the 1 1/2\" switches, track, etc. during the winter. In April our initiation was raised to $150.00. The ground was not ready to work so we concentrated on the building, dry wall, electric, plumbing, etc. June showed some ballast spread, l\" and 1 1/2\" track down and work continuing on the 3/4\" track. We obtained our first N.I.L.S. metal badges. We were approached by Austin Barr with a request to hold the 1975 B.L.S. meet at our track. The 1 1/2\" circle was completed in July. In August we voted tenta-tively to accept the 1975 B.L.S. meet. We also did the impossible and borrowed a massive earth mover and a big cat tractor. All it cost us was fuel and an operator's wages. We moved over 600 yards of dirt in one week end. The 1\" circle was completed and the first run was made on it. Labor Day was a run and picnic day and it was sure nice not to work. The building was painted in October. In order to reduce our mortgage $2,450.00 in additional shares were sold to the members. Bill Dundas, who is not a member, was working through his various connections to get the state boiler code amended to exclude our hobby boilers. In November we ordered the complete order of slightly larger 1 1/2\" rail. At this time we had laid 1,145' of 3/4\" rail, 500' of l\" and 1,100' of 1 1/2\". The treasury was $6,278.00.\nIn January 5,000 -l\" ties and 1,000 -1 1/2\" were cut and the second set of plumbing fixtures were obtained for the women's wash room. A boiler safety committee was appointed, February saw delivery of 5,170' of 1 1/2\" rail from the manufacturer. Tie cutting continued, We had all ties cut to date, with the exception of a few of the early ones, treated at Gee Lumber Company. A set of boiler regulations were formulated and approved by Bill Dundas who will present them to the state boiler board. We held our March meeting at the property. The building was warm but the mud was terrible. At the suggestion of Bill Dundus we changed our name from the \"Northern Illinois Live Steamers\" to the \"Illinois Live Steamers\". This was done because many down state legislators might consider us a Chicago organization rather than state wide, April saw work again in progress on the track and the wash rooms were finished. Our constitution was amended to change the term of office to 2 years. Our boiler test requirements went in effect in May. The 111 circle that was laid with stringers under the ties was completely relaid as it did not weather the winter. We ran 4 -111 engines, 1 -1 1/2\" and 1 -3/4\" on our partly completed tracks on Memorial Day. In June the bill to exclude our boilers successfully passed the house and congress and now awaits the governor's signature. We had another fun day on July 4th. A survey of locomotives running or building in August showed a considerable drop in 3/4\" and a gain in l\" and 1 1/2\" --10 -3/4\" engines, 20 -111 and 15 -1 1/2\". Our boiler exclusion rule was made into law by the governor's signature. Any boiler used in a hobby only, measuring less than 12\" inside diameter and 1 1/2 sq. ft. of grate area is now excluded from the state boiler codes. Our thanks to Bill Dundas on this. Bill also refused our offer of paying his expenses and picked up the tab himself. Labor Day weekend saw 9 -l\" and 1 -1 1/2\" engines running. None of the tracks were complete but they all had long runs. Track sections are being fabricated in member's basements and our goal is to be 100% operational by 1973. In October we had 2,300' of 1 1/2\", 1,600' of 1\" track, and the 3/4\" was completed except to cut the switches in. We ran the first complete loop on the 3/4\" track. A red letter day. The drill press was donated to the club, We wound up the year with $3,983.00, Our initiation was raised to $200.00.\nThe steel for the swinging 3/4\" switches was all delivered. Track fabrication and tie sawing continued through February. In March work started on the east side 111 bridges. The basement track gang made 750' of track in 4 weeks. In April our initiation was raised to $225.00. We received a $5,000.00 donation toward building an engine house. In May we bought our 9\" lathe for $100.00 and some of the members put it in first class shape. The hand driven, or should I say hand pulled, pile driver was made and pile driving started on the big bridge over Schaub's Gulch at the July meeting. It was a good thing we had some young men. In September we bought the rough sawed lumber for the 3/4\" cat-walk from the LaPorte club. The 1\" water tank was delivered on loan from one of our members. Coal is now hard to get and it was voted to obtain 4 or 5 ton of Pochahontas coal for the use of the members. Donations for the engine house now totaled $7,120.00 and it was voted to buy and erect a 40' x 20' metal building. Our initiation is now $350.00. The 5 ton of coal was delivered in October. It cost $250.00. Additional donations brought the engine house total to $9,400.00. A contractor was hired and work started on it. There is sufficient money to pay for the erected building, concrete floor, concrete apron, etc. The big bridge over Schaub's Gulch is now complete and the second 1\" trestle was started. Work started on the short 3/4\" loop at the south end. The new engine house was completed by the contractor in November. Work is progressing on the 3/4\" cat-walk. 800' of 1\" track, 11 switches and 3 bridges were completed. The year end showed a total of $4,512.00 in the treasury.\nDue to increased taxes and the inflation spiral dues were raised to $6.00 in January. The first meeting held at the track was in March and as usual the mud was with us. It was decided to buy the remaining required 1 1/2\" ties. They will cost between 10 to 12 cents each. The bench in the engine house was donated. In April our initiation was increased to $400.00. The locomotive bell was donated to us by one of our affiliate members. It rained 26 out of 31 days in May and we fell behind on track work. We finally closed the gap in the north embankment in June and we were now all set to complete all track laying. The all gauge unloading track to the turntable was completed. The 1\" track and one complete loop of 1 1/2\" were finished in July and we made the first complete circuit of both on July 15th. We received a $1,000.00 donation toward improving our road. The north embankment was seeded in September. A set of running rules was formulated in October and these rules are listed in our present by-laws. The third Sunday of the month was declared run day and we voted for 2 meets a year in June and August. November saw our initiation at a high of $425.00 and we finished the year with $5,184.00 in the treasury.\nJanuary saw our initiation reduced to $250.00. The previous high fee probably scared away many perspective members. The associate initiation was increased to $25.00. All the required treated ties were delivered in February. In March we received another $1,000.00 donation to the road fund. The members voted on a design for the new I.L.S. badges. In May work started on the rain water system for the locomotives. We held our first meet in June and it was well attended but we had a shortage of workers. The August meet saw only 3 visiting 1 1/2\" engines, no 3/4\" or 1\" visitors. We ran our own engines to create some activity. In September painting of the 3/4\" track was completed. This track needs much repair and alignment. No work has been done on installing the 3/4\" switches. All tracks required much ballasting and alignment. The 1\" car storage shed was completed and the second inside 1 1/2\" main was completed in October. A review of the upcoming 1975 B.L.S. meet showed we would have an investment of $2,000.00 to $3,000.00. This figure was revised upward to $3,600.00 in November and after much discussion it was agreed we could not take this gamble. It was with regret we cancelled the 1975 B.L.S. meet. We finished the year with $6,088.00 in the treasury.\nIn January the lights were installed in the engine house and quite a bit of work was done on the rain water system. The member that installed it had a lot of help from his non-member friends and donated the materials. The March meeting was not held at the property this year. The mud is too deep in March. We got our I.L.S. metal badges. We paid off our mortgage with the Orland Park Bank in April and will start repaying member's notes next. We again had a very wet spring that delayed track maintenance. We bought the pump for the cistern in May. The concrete apron for the engine house was poured in June. The June meet had only 4 visiting engines and was not too well attended. Stone was spread on the circular drive at the engine house in August. The August meet is better attended than the June one. We had 6 visiting engines. In September we started the pyramid system of paying off the notes. The $1,000.00 notes were reduced to $800.00. The new constitution and by-laws were distributed to the members for their review before we vote on them. The treasury report in November was $5,626.00.\nIn February all notes were reduced to $600.00 or less and the new constitution was adopted. In March the new by-laws were voted in. The door at the north end of the engine house was installed in April. The transfer table and plywood lining were installed and the metal storage building was moved to its present location. In June we revised our by-laws. Initiation was reduced to $50,00 and each member has one share in the club for each dollar credited to him, Donations, labor or material furnished is not included, We do not all have an equal equity, Associate members now will pay an extra $2.00 per month dues plus $1.00 additional at the end of their year, when they will become regular members. We purchased 2 more picnic table sets. We voted to hold one meet only this year, in August. The August meet was the most successful to date. It was very well attended. There were 6 -1 1/2\" engines, 10 -1\" and 3 -3/4\". In September our notes were all reduced to $400.00 or less. The November treasurer's report is $5,651.00.\nIn February work was started on the new 1 1/2\" unloading track. March saw the delivery of the donated air compressor and the completion of the engine house interior walls. Work was going on getting all tracks back in operation after the winter ravishes. We got our donated riding mower in operation and sharpened the Mott's mower in April. The 1 1/2\" unloading track was re-designed and now crosses the mains directly to the turn-table. Painting started on the building in May, the turntable was leveled and the steaming bays adjusted to it. Again there was no meet in June, It had been previously voted to hold only one meet a year. A questionnaire on various club activities was sent to all members to help the newly elected officers form their decisions. A suggestion and comment box was installed. July saw all the notes paid off to the $200,00 level, Painting of the building was completed and work started on the interior painting, The August meet was very successful although we were rained out in the mornings. On Saturday we had 8 -1 1/2\" engines, 7 -l\" and 3 -3 1/2\" and on Sunday 4 -1 1/2\" engines 4 -1\" and 3 -3 1/2\", The November records show $7,562.00 in the treasury.\n1978 was probably our most active year as far as using the club facilities and running engines goes. The track maintenance is a manageable job now that the track is bedding down. January saw a few minor dimensional changes in our track and wheel standards. A coupler height standard was also added. In February a new membership drive was started. The printed booklet of our constitution, by-laws and standards was distributed in March. Sometime in March or April we had our first taste of vandalism. Some switches were damaged and some 1\" track at the north end ripped up. It was decided to fence the property and work was started. The track committee decided in May that the 3/4\" elevated track was no longer safe and closed it to all users, All locks on the buildings, gate, etc. were changed to keyed-alike pad locks. Keys were distributed in June. The new fence is about half the length of the property on the east and west sides. The south fence is still serviceable and will not be replaced. A survey and vote of the members showed a majority in favor of dismantling the 3/4\" track and building a shorter track at the south end. A plea for someone to head up and take over this job brought no volunteers. The August meet was our most successful one. It was better organized than our previous meets. The dinner, our first one at a meet, was very well attended. We had 15 -1\" and 9 -1 1/2\" engines running. We had guests from 11 states and 6 clubs in attendance. All notes of the members that have moved and become affiliates or have resigned from the club were paid off in full. We had previously paid the heirs of those that had died while holding notes. All unpaid notes of $200.00 and $100,00 are now held by regular active members. Painting of the washrooms was completed before the meet, New blades were put in the Mott's mower, In October a committee of the present and past presidents that are still regular members was appointed to come up with an orderly procedure to use if it ever became necessary to move or disband the club (heaven forbid). Affiliate dues were raised to $5.00 per year effective January 1979. Work on the tracks and the swinging engine door, for the 1 1/2\" engines, in the engine house progressed rapidly and these tracks should be usable next spring. Eighteen trees were planted in November and pine seedlings were planted across the south end and also along the east side of the road. 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        "raw_content": "Paranormal: adjective; denoting events or phenomena that are beyond the scope of normal understanding\nWe are living in a golden age of science, but the popularity of programs like Stranger Things, Ghost Hunters, and The X-Files shows our culture still has an appetite for the distinctly unscientific. Moreover, recent polls indicate that many Americans believe paranormal phenomena are real, rather than purely fictional elements of entertainment. Choosing from a selection of common supernatural beliefs, 85% of SameGrain users declared a belief in at least one (the full results are shown in the figure below). The most popular belief is in angels, with ghosts, alternate universes, alien visits, and psychics rounding out the top 5.\nFigure: Percent of SameGrain users who hold each paranormal belief.\nThis month, online \"news\" aggregator Paranormal News has featured stories about alien abductions at Area 51, a new home video of the Jersey Devil, and a zombie living in Florida. Readers can browse stories on more than 50 different topics ranging from animal mutilations and time travel to reincarnation and witchcraft.\nI find it interesting that the website's editors (and presumably its readers) find all these topics related. To me, this suggests that some people don't just have one or two paranormal beliefs, but rather have a proclivity for all things paranormal. Indeed, this trend is born out in the data: if someone has one supernatural belief, they are more likely to have others as well. For example, people who believe in ghosts are more likely to also believe in angels, psychics, zombies, and all other paranormal phenomena SameGrain polled. The figure below shows the difference between the rate of belief for all users (green) and those who believe in ghosts (orange).\nFigure: Percent of all SameGrain users (green) and those who believe in ghosts (orange) who hold each paranormal belief. The difference between the percent who believe is shown at the end of the bar (orange minus green).\nNotice that people who believe in ghosts are more likely to believe in all other paranormal phenomena as well. Among the biggest differences between all users and those who believe in ghosts is the percentage who believe in psychics, alien visits, or alternate universes. Said another way, if someone believes in ghosts, they are much more likely to also believe in psychics, aliens, or alternate universes. The reverse is also true - someone who does not believe in ghosts is much less likely to believe in psychics or aliens. In statistics, we say that these beliefs are correlated, meaning that one is predictive of the other. The plot below shows the amount of correlation we find between each pair of paranormal beliefs. Green means the answers are highly correlated such that a person who has one belief is more likely to have the other belief. Red would indicate that the two beliefs are anti-correlated, i.e., someone who has one belief is less likely to have the other. Note that all beliefs are correlated (green), some more than others.\nOf special note is that some beliefs form correlated groups. All of the \"monsters\" - zombies, vampires, werewolves, and (to a lesser extent) Big Foot - are highly correlated with each other. This means that people who believe in one monster tend to believe in all of them. Indeed, people who believe in zombies are more than 10 times more likely to believe in Big Foot, vampires, or werewolves. In the chart you can also identify a group that includes the pseudo-scientific phenomena of time travel, alternate universes, and alien visits. Ghosts and psychics form a correlated pair as well.\nWho Wears Tinfoil Hats?\nConspiracy theorists have more in common than just a tendency to believe in aliens, ghosts, and werewolves (see Part 1). I calculated the correlation between believing in conspiracy theories and all other user traits users can choose on SameGrain (there are millions of possible answers). In the figure below, I show a selection of some of the results. A person is more likely to believe in conspiracy theories if they have the characteristics in green (use marijuana, are spiritual but not religious, believe in astrology, and like reggae music). Conversely, they are less likely if they have the characteristics in red (pro gun control, attend church, don't believe in fate, and don't believe in astrology). Characteristics like having a dog or being an introvert do not indicate if a person is more or less likely to believe in conspiracies.\nFigure: Strength of correlation between a belief in conspiracy theories and a selection of the SameGrain users' characteristics.\nI followed this same procedure for all the paranormal beliefs on SameGrain. There are too many characteristics to show here, but the figure below shows a small sample of some of the strongest correlations I found. The plot is very dense and there is much that can be learned from it. Some of the more interesting findings are annotated 1-9.\nSpirituality and a Belief in the Paranormal\nAngels, ghosts, and psychics - all commonly associated with the spirit of the dead - form an interesting trio of paranormal beliefs. Angels have a distinctly religious place in society. While ghosts and psychics are not traditionally part of church doctrine, my analysis suggests they blur the lines between religion, spirituality, and secularism.\nPresumably because of their affiliation with religion - and Christianity in particular - a belief in angels is much more likely for people with religious and/or culturally and politically conservative traits (see annotation 1). These include characteristics such as attending church, believing in creationism, being pro-life, and voting for the presidential candidate from the more conservative political party, Donald Trump.\nA belief in angels is also strongly correlated with being spiritual, but not particularly religious. In fact, spiritual, non-religious people are more likely to have all other paranormal beliefs, particularly in psychics. Women, too, show a strong correlation with a belief in psychics, ghosts, angels, and other phenomena. This is in stark contrast to religious conservatives, who tend to have an aversion to all other paranormal beliefs besides angels. In other words, religious conservatives are more likely to believe in angels only, while spiritual people are more likely to believe in angels and other paranormal phenomena.\nInterestingly, Donald Trump's supporters look markedly different than typical religious conservatives. While they have similar rates of belief in angels, they are also more likely to have other paranormal beliefs, particularly in Big Foot, conspiracy theories, and ghosts. This agrees with the general political convention that Trump voters are not typical of the Republican Party, and also explains why Trump supporters are receptive to the conspiracy theories the candidate promotes (Obama birth certificate, autism-vaccination link, JFK assassination, etc.).\nThe above analysis suggests two distinct camps of angel believers. The first, motivated by their religious convictions, believes in angels only. The second consists of spiritual, non-religious people who hold a more general belief in a spirit world of which angels, ghosts, and psychics are all a part.\nThe Politics of Paranormal\nThe analyses in Parts 3 and 4 of this blog series demonstrate some clear differences between Trump and Clinton voters. Trump voters are similar in beliefs to religious conservatives in that they strongly believe in angels, but are also more likely to believe in conspiracy theories and Big Foot. Clinton voters' beliefs, on the other hand, more closely resemble those of liberals and the non-religious - they are less likely to believe in any paranormal activity (particularly angels), but are slightly more likely to believe in psychics.\nThe plot below clearly shows the differences between the two candidate's supporters. The y-axis shows the percent of all SameGrain users who believe in the phenomena indicated by the symbol. The x-axis shows the percent more likely a Trump/Clinton supporter is to have that belief. Those to the left are more common to Clinton supporters, while those to the right are more common to Trump's. The color of the symbol shows how statistically confident it is that one candidate's supporters believe more than the others'. The symbol must be outside of the shaded region for the difference between the candidates to be considered statistically significant (99% confidence).\nTrump supporters are more likely to believe in most paranormal phenomena - angels, ghosts, alien visits, conspiracy theories, and Big Foot. Clinton supporters are only more likely to believe in psychics. The biggest difference between Trump and Clinton is with a belief in Big Foot; Trump supporters are 28% more likely to believe in the mythological ape-like creature. 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        "title": "Criminal Pretrial Detention Hearings | James Education Center",
        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Articles / Criminal Pretrial Detention Hearings\nRequirements and procedures.\nBy Barry Boss\nExcerpted from Federal Criminal Practice\nHearing Requirements\nBurden of Proof and Presumptions\nThe Bail Reform Act of 1984 establishes procedures for holding a defendant in detention prior to trial. The magistrate judge must go through a series of steps designed to (i) determine whether the defendant can be released under conditions of release and, at the same time, (ii) reasonably ensure the appearance of the defendant in court, as required, and the safety of any other person and the community. [For a procedural overview, see \u00a74:4.]. The magistrate judge must order detention only if, after a detention hearing pursuant to 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f), the magistrate judge finds that no conditions of release will reasonably assure the appearance of the defendant, as required, and the safety of any other person or the community. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(e).\nThe magistrate judge may hold a detention hearing only if one of the six circumstances listed in \u00a73142(f)(1), (2) is present, not whenever the government thinks detention would be desirable. United States v. Singleton, 182 F.3d 7, 9 (D.C. Cir. 1999). For detention hearing requirements, see \u00a7\u00a74:42 et seq.\n\u00a74:41 Obtain Access to Detained Client\nIn ordering pretrial detention, the magistrate judge must direct that you be afforded reasonable opportunity to consult with your client in private. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(i)(3). The district court also has general supervision over detained defendants awaiting trial. FRCrP 46(h)(1). When your judicial district does not have a federal detention facility near the court, the United States Marshal may detain your client in a jail located a substantial distance away. When you believe your client will be detained, make an oral motion at the detention hearing that your client be held in a jail easily accessible to you, with facilities for private consultation. Consider filing a similar written motion with the district court if the magistrate judge refuses to order your client held, or the Marshal fails to hold your client, in a facility reasonably accessible to you. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(i)(3); FRCrP 46(h)(1).\nB. Hearing Requirements\n\u00a74:42 Cases in Which Court Will Hold Hearing\nThe magistrate judge must hold a detention hearing on the prosecutor\u2019s motion in cases that involve certain enumerated offenses [18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f)(1)], or that involve a defendant who poses a \u201cserious\u201d risk of flight or obstruction of justice [18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f)(2)]. Where the case does not involve an enumerated offense or the serious risk of flight or obstruction of justice, there is no statutory basis to hold a detention hearing, and the defendant must be released pursuant to \u00a7\u00a73142(b-c). United States v. Singleton, 182 F.3d at 9.\n\u00a74:42.1 Crimes of Violence\nThe eligibility factor that engenders the most litigation is the question of whether a particular charge is a \u201ccrime of violence\u201d for purposes of the Bail Reform Act. The phrase is defined in \u00a73156(a)(4) to include (i) any offense that has an element \u201cthe use, attempted use, or threatened use of physical force,\u201d 18 U.S.C. \u00a73156(a)(4)(A); (ii) any other felony offense that \u201cby its nature, involves a substantial risk that physical force against the person or property of another may be used in the course of committing the offense,\u201d 18 U.S.C. \u00a73156(a)(4)(B); or (iii) any felony involving sexual abuse [18 U.S.C. \u00a72241-2248] or the sexual exploitation or other abuse of children [18 U.S.C. \u00a7\u00a72251-2260], 18 U.S.C. \u00a73156(a)(4)(C).\nThe question of whether an offense is a crime of violence is generally considered categorically, rather than on a case-by-case basis. See United States v. Singleton, 182 F.3d at 10-12 (adopting a categorical approach to determining whether an offense is a crime of violence). The categorical analysis focuses on the \u201cintrinsic nature of the offense,\u201d rather than on the particular circumstances of a case. Dalton v. Ashcroft, 257 F.3d 200, 204 (2d Cir. 2001).\nThere is a split in the circuits regarding whether the offense of \u201cfelon-in-possession of a firearm or ammunition\u201d [18 U.S.C. \u00a7922(g)], constitutes a crime of violence for purposes of the Bail Reform Act. Compare United States v. Singleton, 182 F.3d at 16 (holding that the offense is not a crime of violence); United States v. Bowers, 432 F.3d 518, 524 (3d Cir. 2005) (same), with United Statesv. Dillard, 214 F.3d 88, 103 (2d Cir. 2000) (holding that the offense involves a substantial risk of violence, and therefore, is a crime of violence). In United Statesv. Say, a district court held that the offenses of conspiracy to possess and possession of stolen firearms were not crimes of violence because the defendant is not accused of having previously committed a serious crime. United States v. Say, 233 F. Supp. 2d 221, 226 (D. Mass.2002)\nRICO/Conspiracy Cases\nIn RICO and conspiracy cases, the charges may constitute a crime of violence even when the defendant is not personally accused of engaging in any violent act. E.g., United States v. Ciccone, 312 F.3d 535, 542 (2d Cir. 2002) (in determining whether the RICO charge is a crime of violence, court should consider not merely the predicate acts ascribed to defendant, but objectives and means of RICO enterprise as whole).\n\u00a74:42.2 Other Offenses Rendering Defendant Eligible for Pretrial Detention\nThe other offenses that render a defendant eligible for pretrial detention [18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f)(1)] are:\nOffenses for which the maximum penalty is life imprisonment or death\nFederal drug offenses carrying a maximum penalty of ten years or more\nAny felony if the defendant has:\nTwo or more federal convictions for any of the above offenses\nTwo or more similar state convictions\nA combination of those convictions\n\u00a74:42.3 Personal Characteristics Rendering Defendant Eligible for Pretrial Detention\nThe magistrate judge must hold a hearing, on motion of the prosecutor or on the court\u2019s own motion, in a case that involves [18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f)(2)]:\nSerious risk of flight, even though the government has charged the defendant with an offense other than those listed in 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f)(1). 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f)(2)(A) (emphasis added) [see \u00a7\u00a74:42.1, 4:42.2]\nSerious risk that the defendant will obstruct or attempt to obstruct, or threaten, injure, or intimidate, or attempt to threaten, injury or intimidate, a prospective witness or juror, even if the defendant is charged with an offense other than in \u00a73142(f)(1). 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f)(2)(B) (emphasis added)\nIn Close Cases, Argue Government Has Not Met Its Threshold Burden of Proof\nIn many cases, the government\u2019s right to a detention hearing is clear, particularly where the offense involves controlled substances or carries life imprisonment. In other cases, however, the right to a hearing is not so clear, particularly where the basis for detention is that the defendant is a serious risk of flight or obstruction of justice. In these cases, argue that the government has not met its threshold burden of establishing its right to a detention hearing. See, e.g., United Statesv. Goba, 240 F. Supp. 2d 242, 244 (W.D.N.Y. 2003) (noting that government must prove by preponderance of evidence that defendant falls in to one of the six categories qualifying him for detention).\nThe magistrate judge must hold the hearing at the defendant\u2019s initial appearance, unless the defendant or the government seeks a continuance. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f); \u00a74:44. In most cases, at least one side will orally seek a continuance at the initial appearance in order to prepare for the hearing.\nThe government\u2019s failure to move for detention in compliance with the prompt hearing requirement does not preclude the prosecutor from asking for a hearing at a later time. United States v. Montalvo-Murillo, 495 U.S.711, 717 (1990).\nOppose Government\u2019s Later Request for Hearing\nIf the government fails to move for detention at the initial appearance, oppose the government\u2019s assertion of a right to a detention hearing at a later time if:\nThe delay is lengthy\nThe government continued to delay after discovering the time limits for a hearing had expired\nYou can show substantial adverse effect on the outcome of the proceeding as a result of the delay, such as a loss of witnesses or affidavits [United States v. Montalvo-Murillo, 495 U.S.at 722 (noncompliance with timing requirements of \u00a73142(f) had no substantial influence on outcome of proceeding)] or\nThe government cannot show a change in circumstances to justify its new position [United States v. Montalvo-Murillo, 495 U.S. at 717 (some combination of procedural irregularities could render hearing so flawed that it would not constitute hearing for purposes of \u00a73142(e))]\nGovernment\u2019s Failure to Timely Request Hearing\nThe Supreme Court has applied a harmless error test to the government\u2019s failure to request a detention hearing at the initial appearance. United States v. Montalvo-Murillo, 495 U.S. 711, 722 (1990). The case is broad enough to reach other time requirements of \u00a73142(f) where a violation does not substantially influence the outcome of the proceeding. United States v. Montalvo-Murillo, 495 U.S. at 720 (\u201cit is inevitable that, despite the most diligent efforts of the Government and the courts, some errors in application of the time requirements of \u00a73142(f) will occur\u201d).\n\u00a74:44 Continuances\nThe defendant may seek a continuance of the detention hearing for up to five days, and the government may seek a continuance of up to three days. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f). The Ninth Circuit has held that the statute only authorizes a continuance at the request of the government or the defense, not on the court\u2019s own motion. United States v. Al-Azzawy, 768 F.2d 1141, 1143 (9th Cir. 1985).\nThe party seeking a continuance will make a request orally, at the initial appearance. The request normally is made and granted to allow counsel an opportunity to prepare for the hearing. In fact, in many jurisdictions, the three day continuance is virtually automatic, even without a request for delay by the government. Under the terms of \u00a73142(f), the defendant can argue that without a showing of good cause, the government must proceed with the detention hearing at the time of the initial appearance. When the government moves for a continuance because the prosecutor is not prepared to go forward at the initial appearance, and you object, the court will consider whether the government can show that there was insufficient time between the defendant\u2019s arrest and initial appearance to go forward. United States v. Al-Azzawy, 768 F.2d at 1144.\nArgue Your Client Will Be Held in Custody\nWhenever you oppose the government\u2019s motion for a continuance, argue that your client will be held in custody during a continuance. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f).\nThe courts are split on whether holidays and weekends are excluded from the calculation of the 3- and 5-day time periods. Compare United States v. Aitken, 898 F.2d 104, 106 (9th Cir. 1990) (Rule 45(a), which authorizes exclusion of weekends and holidays, applies to this calculation), with United States v. Hurtado, 779 F.2d 1467, 1474 n.8 (11th Cir. 1985) (Rule 45(a) does not apply).\nEither party may seek a longer continuance for good cause. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f). Convenience of the court or counsel is not good cause. United States v. Hurtado, 779 F.2d at 1475-76. To obtain a continuance longer than five days, counsel for the defendant must show a reason related to protection of the defendant\u2019s rights, such as the unavailability of another lawyer to handle the hearing sooner or the need for time to prepare for the hearing. United States v. Melendez-Carrion, 790 F.2d 984, 991 (2d Cir. 1986) (good cause to allow defense counsel to obtain witnesses and affidavits).\nThe defense waives its right to challenge a government continuance of greater than three days if it fails to specifically object that the delay was longer than \u00a73142 permits. See United States v. Aranada, 899 F2d 368, 370 (5th Cir. 1990) (by not objecting to government continuance in excess of three days, defense will be considered to have acquiesced in up to five-day continuance).\n\u00a74:45 Waiving Hearing\nWhen the government moves for pretrial detention, the defendant may waive the hearing. United States v. Clark, 865 F.2d 1433 (4th Cir. 1989) (en banc); see generally United States v. Mezzanutto, 513 U.S. 196, 201 (1995) (statutory provisions are presumed waivable).\nConsider Waiver Carefully\nEven when you are sure the magistrate judge will order your client detained, hesitate before waiving the hearing. The hearing is often combined with a preliminary examination [Chapter 6] and can provide valuable discovery about the government\u2019s case, as well as information helpful in calculating application of the sentencing guidelines in the event of a conviction. The only time it may make sense to waive the hearing is in a high profile case where the crime is serious, the client is definitely going to be detained, and the hearing would result in press coverage that might further prejudice the client\u2019s ability to obtain a fair trial.\n\u00a74:46 Object to Lengthy Detention\nUnder the Bail Reform Act, the government may detain a defendant prior to trial under a valid detention order. However, excessively long detention may violate due process when it constitutes \u201cpunishment\u201d of the detainee. United States v. Salerno, 481 U.S. 739, 747 n.4 (1987); see also United States v. El-Hage, 213 F.3d 74, 79 (2d Cir. 2000) (noting that as long as pretrial detention is administrative, rather than punitive, it does not violate due process principles). When the court determines that pretrial detention violates due process, the court will order the defendant released, with conditions of release. United States v. Archambault, 240 F. Supp. 2d 1082, 1088 (D.S.D. 2002) (20 months in pretrial detention and trial not scheduled for an undetermined number of months violated due process); United States v. Ojeda Rios, 846 F.2d 167, 169 (2d Cir. 1988) (32 months pretrial detention and trial not scheduled to commence for several more months violated due process). For conditions of release, see \u00a7\u00a74:13 et seq.\nLength of detention alone will not establish a due process violation. The courts make a case-by-case determination, in light of all the circumstances.Courts will look to [United States v. El-Hage, 213 F.3d at 79-80]:\nLength of detention, including the likely length of future detention [United States v. El-Hage, 213 F.3d at 80 (30-33 months of pretrial detention served or contemplated to be served \u201cweighs heavily\u201d in defendant\u2019s favor in his argument that his due process rights have been violated); United States v. Archambault, 240 F. Supp. 2d. 1082, 1086 (D.S.D. 2002) (20-month detention clearly weighs in favor of release); United States v. Katona, 204 F. Supp. 2d 410, 412 (E.D.N.Y. 2002) (defendant\u2019s challenge denied as premature where he had only been confined for two and one-half months)]\nExtent of the prosecution\u2019s responsibility for delay of the trial [United States v. El-Hage, 213 F.3d at 80 (in case involving alleged al-Queda bombing of United States embassies in Africa, delay was not attributable to prosecution because of \u201cexceptional complexity\u201d of case)]\nGravity of the charges [United States v. El-Hage, 213 F.3d at 80 (defendant\u2019s alleged role as a worldwide terrorist responsible for several violent attacks weighed heavily in government\u2019s favor)]\nStrength of the evidence upon which detention is based, i.e., evidence concerning risk of flight and danger to community [United States v. El-Hage, 213 F.3d at 80 (finding high risk of dangerousness and flight factors mitigating against due process violation)]\nC. Burden of Proof and Presumptions\n\u00a74:47 Procedure\nIf the government establishes one of the six factors authorizing a detention hearing for the defendant [see \u00a7\u00a74:42.1, 4:42.2], the court will then examine the factors set forth in 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(g) [see \u00a74:53] to determine whether any of the conditions set forth in \u00a73142(c) [see \u00a7\u00a74:13 et seq.] will reasonably assure the safety of the community or ensure the appearance of the defendant at trial. See United States v. Goba, 240 F. Supp. 2d 242 (W.D.N.Y. 2003) (setting forth the procedure to be followed).\n\u00a74:48 Clear and Convincing Evidence \u2014 No Conditions Will Assure Safety\nOnly on clear and convincing evidence may the magistrate judge find that no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure the safety of others and the community. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f). While the existence of a criminal history or record of violence supports a finding of dangerousness, the absence of these factors does not preclude such a finding. See United States v. LaFontaine, 210 F.3d 125, 134 (2d Cir. 2000).\n\u00a74:49 Preponderance of Evidence \u2014 No Conditions Will Assure Appearance\nA finding that no conditions of release will reasonably assure the appearance of the defendant may be based on a preponderance of the evidence. See, e.g., United States v. Mercedes, 254 F.3d 433, 436 (2d Cir. 2001) (government must prove risk of flight by preponderance of evidence).\n\u00a74:50 Government Need Not Prove Both\nThe magistrate judge need not find a risk of flight and danger to another person or the community to order detention. Proof of flight or danger is sufficient. See, e.g., United States v. Mercedes, 254 F.3d at 436-7 (holding that conditions that would assure appearance would not reasonably assure safety of community).\n\u00a74:51 Rebuttable Presumptions\nTwo rebuttable presumptions greatly aid the government in sustaining its burden of proof:\nNo conditions of release will reasonably assure the safety of any other person and the community [\u00a74:51.1]\nNo conditions of release will reasonably assure the appearance of the defendant and the safety of the community [\u00a74:51.2]\n\u00a74:51.1 Presumption #1: No Release Conditions Will Assure Safety\nThe government may invoke this presumption only against persons charged with crimes of violence, offenses punishable by life imprisonment or death, or ten-year drug felonies; who have been previously convicted of one of these offenses while on pretrial release; and if not more than five years have elapsed since the previous conviction. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(e).\n\u00a74:51.2 Presumption #2: No Release Conditions Will Assure Appearance and Safety\nThis presumption applies if the magistrate judge finds probable cause to believe the defendant has committed a currently charged federal drug felony with a maximum prison sentence of ten years or more; a firearms offense in violation of 18 U.S.C. \u00a7924(c), i.e., using or carrying a firearm during a crime of violence or drug trafficking that may be prosecuted in federal court; conspiracy to kill, kidnap or injure persons in a foreign country in violation of 18 U.S.C. \u00a7956(a); or acts of terrorism transcending national boundries, in violation of 18 U.S.C. \u00a72332(b). 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(e). It comes into play more often than the other presumption [\u00a74:48].\nRebutting the Presumption\nWhen the presumption applies and the government establishes probable cause, the defendant must present evidence sufficient to rebut or overcome the flight and danger presumption. The evidence may include the fact and length of the defendant\u2019s family and community ties, his record of employment, lack of prior criminal record and minor role in the offense charged.\n\u00a74:52 Proof of Probable Cause\nWhen the defendant is charged by complaint, the government will seek to establish probable cause that the defendant committed the offense in the customary manner, i.e., through witness testimony at the preliminary examination [see Chapter 6]. When the grand jury has returned an indictment against the defendant for one of the offenses triggering the drug or firearms offender presumption [\u00a74:51.2], the government may offer the indictment itself as probable cause that the defendant committed the offense. The indictment is sufficient to invoke the presumption. See, e.g., United States v. Smith, 79 F.3d 1208, 1210 (D.C. Cir. 1996) (indictment alone alleging drug offense sufficient to trigger presumption); United States v. Hilario-Reyes, 218 F. Supp. 2d 185, 187 (D.P.R. 2002) (same).\n\u00a74:53 Defendant\u2019s Burden to Produce Credible Evidence to Rebut Presumptions\nWhen the government is able to trigger a rebuttable presumption of danger and/or flight, the defendant must produce some credible evidence that will rebut either or both of these presumptions. Types of evidence relevant to this inquiry are [18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(g)(2), (3)]:\nLack of strong evidence of guilt of the offense charged that would be admissible at trial\nLengthy community and strong family ties\nMinor role in the offense charged\nHistory relating to drug and alcohol abuse\nHistory of appearing at court proceedings\nWhether, at the time of the offense, the person was on probation, parole, or other court supervision\nConsider enlisting testimony or affidavits of co-workers, neighbors, friends, the family physician, or other associates concerning the defendant\u2019s character, health or family situation.\nWith regard to dangerousness, most of the \u00a73142(g) factors are not particularly probative. See United Statesv. McDonald, 238 F. Supp. 2d 182, 188 (D.D.C. 2002) (noting there was probable cause to believe that defendants, who were employed and had substantial community roots, nevertheless were engaged in drug dealing).\nArgue Inadmissibility or Weakness of Government Evidence\nThe court must consider the strength or weakness of the government\u2019s evidence that the defendant committed the charged offense. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(g)(2). When the preliminary examination [Chapter 6], or detention hearing testimony, or other proceeding or source raises a significant question concerning the admissibility at trial of key government evidence, or shows the overall lack of probative evidence of your client\u2019s guilt, argue that the court should consider those factors in not ordering detention.\n\u00a74:54 Government\u2019s Burden of Persuasion\nThe burden of persuasion remains on the government to show (i) by a preponderance of evidence that the defendant is a flight risk or (ii) by clear and convincing evidence that the defendant will endanger the safety of others or the community if released, and (iii) that no conditions of release will reasonably assure appearance and safety. United States v. Mercedes, 254 F.3d 433, 436 (2d Cir. 2001) (noting in \u201cpresumption cases,\u201d burden of persuasion remains with government; defendant \u201cbears a limited burden of production . . . to rebut that presumption\u201d). The defendant\u2019s burden of production is \u201cnot a heavy one to meet\u201d; rather, any evidence \u201cfavorable to a defendant that comes within a category listed in \u00a73142(g) can suffice.\u201d United States v. Hammond, 204 F. Supp. 2d 1157, 1162 (E.D. Wis. 2002) (quotations and citations omitted).\nIf the defendant does not come forward with any evidence, the second presumption [\u00a74:51.2] alone will support a finding that no conditions of release will reasonably assure defendant\u2019s appearance and the safety of others. However, when you present evidence to rebut a presumption, the magistrate judge may still consider the presumption as only one factor in the detention decision. United States v. Mercedes, 254 F.3d at 436; Hammond, 204 F. Supp. 2d at 1162 (even after it is rebutted, the presumption \u201cremains in the case as an evidentiary finding militating against release\u201d).\nArgue for Conditions of Release\nWhen you present evidence sufficient to rebut the second presumption, argue that, while the magistrate judge may consider that drug traffickers generally pose special risks of flight, consistent with the presumption created by Congress [\u00a74:51.2], in the particular case before the court, a combination of conditions of release will reasonably assure appearance and safety.\n\u00a74:55 \u2013 4:59 [Reserved]\nD. Hearing Procedure\n\u00a74:60 Evidence Rules Do Not Apply\nExcept for the rules governing privilege, the Federal Rules of Evidence, including the hearsay rules, do not apply at a pretrial detention hearing. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f); FRE 1101(d)(3).\n\u00a74:61 Government\u2019s Presentation\nThe magistrate judge has broad discretion to allow the government to present information on detention issues by proffer. United States v. LaFontaine, 210 F.3d 125, 131 (2d Cir. 2000). The defendant generally does not have a right to call as witnesses the individuals serving as the basis for the government\u2019s proffer.United States v. Cabrera-Ortigoza, 196 F.R.D. 571, 574 (S.D. Cal. 2000). In addition, the victim has a right to be heard at the hearing and any other public hearing in the district court. 18 U.S.C.A. \u00a73771(a)(4). See \u00a7\u00a74:4 and 4:8. The right to be reasonably heard can mean a written statement rather than an oral presentation before the judge. See United States v. Marcello, 370 F.Supp.2d at 746.\nObject to Government Proffer\nWhen the government moves for detention at the initial appearance, object to the government proceeding by proffer. Argue that the court should require testimony because proceeding by proffer deprives defendant of the opportunity to cross-examine witnesses and thereby confront the evidence against him. Courts have recognized that pretrial detention is an \u201cexceptional step,\u201d and the magistrate judge should provide the defendant with procedural safeguards to further the accuracy of the determinations made at the detention hearing. United Statesv. Salerno, 481 U.S. 739, 752 (1987) (in upholding constitutionality of pretrial detention based on dangerousness, Court stressed procedural safeguards in Bail Reform Act); see 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f) (right of defendant to counsel and to cross-examine adverse witnesses who appear at hearing). Even if the magistrate judge allows the government to proceed by proffer, the court retains the discretion to insist upon production of the underlying evidence or sources where their accuracy is in question. LaFontaine, 210 F.3d at 131-32.\n\u00a74:62 Defendant\u2019s Presentation\nThe defendant has the right to present witnesses, cross-examine witnesses presented by the government and present information by proffer or otherwise. 18 U.S.C. \u00a73142(f). The court may not limit defendant to presentation of information by proffer. United States v. Torres, 929 F.2d 291, 292 (7th Cir. 1991) (\u201c[o]ffers of proof are but the shadow of testimony\u201d).\n\u00a74:63 Subpoenaing Witnesses\nThe Justice Department has taken the position that the Bail Reform Act does not give a defendant the right to call or subpoena adverse witnesses or documents.\nIn support of the Justice Department\u2019s position, some courts have stated that a defendant has no right to cross-examine adverse witnesses who have not been called to testify by the government, and that a pretrial detention hearing is not intended to be a discovery vehicle. United States v. Cabrera-Ortigoza, 185 F.R.D. 571, 574 (S.D. Cal. 2000) (defendant cannot call government witnesses unless justified by a detailed proffer); United States v. Williams, 798 F. Supp. 34, 36 (D.D.C. 1992) (no right to cross-examine adverse witnesses not called by government).\nCite Opposing Cases and FRCrP 46(j)\nCounter the government\u2019s position by citing cases supporting a contrary position. One court has held that a defendant has a conditional right to call adverse witnesses on a demonstration, either by proffer prior to calling the witness or through the witness\u2019 testimony, that the evidence tends to negate a determination that no release conditions will reasonably assure appearance or safety. United States v. Gaviria, 828 F.2d 667, 670 (11th Cir. 1987) (judicial officer at detention hearing retains discretion to allow defendant to call adverse witness with or without initial proffer); see also United States v. Lewis, 769 F. Supp. 1189 (D. Kan. 1991) (magistrate judge has discretion to reject government\u2019s proffer and require testimony of live witnesses); United States v. Gatto, 729 F. Supp. 1478 (1989) (after in camera review of third-party police agency documents subpoenaed by defendant for exculpatory material, court released some documents to defendant for use at detention hearing).\nAlso cite FRCrP 46(j), providing for production of witness statements at a detention hearing, as clear recognition by Congress that the liberty interests at stake at a detention hearing require a measure of discovery. Advi\u00adsory Committee Note, 1993 Amend\u00adment to Rule 46. For rules enactment process, see Chapter 1, \u00a71:9.\nRequesting Subpoena\nIn requesting a subpoena under FRCrP 17(c) for a detention hearing, demonstrate in your written motion that the appearance of the witness or production of the documents will tend to negate the government\u2019s evidence on probable cause, flight or dangerousness. For Rule 17(c) subpoenas, see Chapter 10, \u00a7\u00a710:135 et seq.\n\u00a74:64 Produce and Obtain Witness Statements\nAfter a witness called by either side has testified on direct examination at the hearing, on motion of the other party, the side that called the witness must produce prior relevant statements to opposing counsel. FRCrP 46(j)(1) (referring to FRCrP 26.2 (a) \u2013 (d) & (f)).\nA \u201cproffer\u201d does not trigger the obligation to produce witness statements. Cabrera-Ortigozo, 196 F.R.D. at 575-76. For production of witness statements generally, see Chapter 10, \u00a7\u00a710:82 et seq.\nOften the magistrate judge consolidates the detention hearing with a preliminary examination [see Chapter 6]. For the preliminary examination, the government will call law enforcement officers to establish probable cause that the defendant committed the charged offense. The probable cause showing may also trigger a rebuttable presumption on flight and safety for the detention hearing. See \u00a74:51. The government may also call witnesses to provide direct evidence on flight, safety or both. After direct examination, the government must produce relevant investigative reports written or adopted by testifying law enforcement officers. FRCrP 26.2(g), 46(j)(1). If a party fails to produce a witness\u2019s statement, the court \u201cmust not consider that witness\u2019s testimony.\u201d FRCrP 46(j)(2). However, where the court finds \u201cgood cause,\u201d the government may be excused from the requirement to produce witness statements at this early point in the process. See FRCrP 46(j)(1).\nRequest Witness Statements Before the Hearing\nThe prosecutor may refuse to produce witness statements on the ground that the hearing is early in the prosecution and the statements are not available. You can minimize the potential for nonproduction by notifying the prosecutor, at the earliest opportunity, that you are requesting the statements under FRCrP 46(j) and asking that the statements be brought to the detention hearing. When you intend to object at the initial appearance to a continuance by the government, notify the prosecutor prior to the initial appearance that you will request witness statements. Send the request by fax to create a written record in case the statements are not available for the detention hearing and the prosecutor seeks to invoke the \u201cgood cause\u201d exception to production, based on a lack of notice or a sufficient opportunity to obtain statements from the investigative agency. FRCrP 46(j)(1). 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        "raw_content": "IN COOPERATION WITH ZDF/ARTE\nFilm Title: Bal\nRunnig Time: 103 dk.\nSubtitles:: English / German\nCountries of Production: Turkey - Germany\nOctober 1, 2010 www.nonstopentertainment.com\nJanuary 28, 2011 www.golem.es\nYusuf (6) has started primary school and is learning how to read and write. His father, Yakup (35-38), works far in the depths of a frightening forest. He is a honey-gatherer who hangs his hand-made beehives in the upper branches of tall trees in the forest. The forest is a place of mystery for Yusuf, who often accompanies his father.\nOne morning Yusuf describes the dream he had seen that night to his father. This dream is to be an ever-lasting secret between the father and the son.\nOn that same day, as Yusuf struggles to read before his entire classmates the text the teacher has given him, he begins suddenly to stutter and is ridiculed by his classmates.\nYakup goes to a distant forest, looking for the Caucasian bees which seem to be quickly and mysteriously disappearing. His father gone, Yusuf slips into silence. Yusuf\u0092s mother, Zehra (28), who works in the tea fields, is saddened to see her son in this state. No matter how much she tries, she cannot get her son to speak.\nDays pass and Zehra and Yusuf becomes anxious when Yakup does not return. Zehra sends Yusuf to spend the sacred Mirac Night (the night of the Ascension of the Prophet) with his grandmother, who lives quite a distance away from their village. There, Yusuf listens to the story of the Mirac, and believes that his father, who to the lad resembles the Holy Prophet, will return.\nThe next day they fail to find Yakup at the festival being held on Sis (mist) Mountain.\nYusuf goes deep into the forest to search for his father. Will the dream he has seen come true?\nCOMMENTS FROM WRITER-DIRECTOR SEMIH KAPLANOGLU\nBAL is the third film in my \"Yusuf Trilogy.\" The idea of the \"Yusuf Trilogy\" took form while I was revising a script which I had written long ago and which was more or less the story of university aged Yusuf in S\u00dcT/MILK. While I was elaborating on the character of Yusuf, I started to think about this young man's future as an adult (YUMURTA/EGG) and his past as a young boy (BAL/HONEY). Those ideas helped shape the trilogy. I started with YUMURTA/EGG, maybe because I wanted to peel down the character slowly and reach his core. The trilogy could be considered an extensive flashback. However, they are not period films. All take place in the present day amidst various places, relations and economic standards in Turkey. I have been asked if all three Yusuf characters are indeed the same man. I choose not to answer so as not to disclose the secrets of the character, the direct and indirect relationship between the films, the mysteries to the films.\nMY OWN PAST EXPERIENCES\nI drew on my own past experiences while shaping the character of Yusuf. So we can say that Yusuf has parts from me. I referred to my own youth and childhood while writing the three scripts and I believe I was able to handle the issues about Yusuf\u0092s life, troubles and quests realistically. My own childhood served as a point of reference for the script of BAL/HONEY as well. My troubles at school while trying to learn how to read and write, my questions which grownups left unanswered, the intense cruelty and richness of nature... In a way, a child forms his personality while discovering the world with curiosity. An occasional misunderstanding leading to na\u00efve mistakes, dreams, joys and sorrows allows him to reach the truth. I hope BAL/HONEY allows us to reach the truth of Yusuf.\nNO ORDINARY PLACE\nFor Yusuf and his father Yakup, the forest represents a fairytale place containing many mysteries at its heart. The forest is a magical realm into which they vanish and appear back again. It is no ordinary place where they walk to and from for a means of livelihood. It constitutes another world with big old trees, various mysterious creatures, like the mule and the hawk which accompanies them into the forest. It was quite difficult to find a place where there were broad and tall trees with big trunks. I tried my best to find a location both suitable for placing the hives and the visual world that I wanted to create in BAL/HONEY. We worked in various forests, particularly in those where beehives have been placed for centuries. They were located 30-40 km from each other and at different heights way above sea level, and they all feature many different kinds of trees.\nYAKUP THE BEEKEEPER\nYusuf's father Yakup is a beekeeper who gathers black hive honey, considered some of the world's finest honey and specific to the region. This therapeutic honey is the essence of an older world, untouched nature and holiest knowledge for the inhabitants of the region. It is produced by a dwindling number of beekeepers. Yakup's occupation will soon die out. This tough labor includes placing specially-made hives on tall treetops in mountainous areas. This profession is as dangerous as it is grueling. Yusuf\u0092s admiration of his father certainly owes something to his unconventional job. In my point of view, it has something in common with Yusuf\u0092s future vocation -- poetry.\nTHE ABSENCE OF FATHER\nWe cannot say there is no father figure for Yusuf in the Yusuf Trilogy, since we clearly see in BAL/HONEY that he lives with and has a strong relationship with his father. The point is how Yusuf experiences the later absence of his father, how he makes up for the absence in a way. From a psychoanalytical point of view, the early loss of his father might have led Yusuf to develop his relationship with authority through his mother i.e. S\u00dcT/MILK. Maybe this is the underlying reason into his fragility, introversion and undecidedness and eventual rediscovery i.e. YUMURTA/EGG. But all these are matters of psychology which I don\u0092t take heed of in my stories. I\u0092m trying to portray and reflect on the situation on a more spiritual level. Rather than dissecting our existence in the laboratory of psychology and confine life into cause and effect relationships, I\u0092m trying to refer to some greater power. I\u0092d like for and hope that the Yusuf Trilogy analyzed from the perspective of the Prophet Yakup and the Prophet Yusuf with the guidance of dreams also from the perspective of hope-fear. The whole picture will then be complete.\nSHOOTING NEAR THE BLACK SEA COAST\nBAL/HONEY was shot in and around the small town of \u00c7aml\u0131hem\u015fin. It is in the Rize Province along the Black Sea coast of northeast Turkey. The reason behind my choice of this region is its nature. This was the only region featuring the kind of forests I was looking for. However, the geographical conditions of the region gave us hard times during the shoot, especially during the forest shoots. We could only go up to a certain point by car, and then we had to get off and hike with the equipment to reach the shooting location which was quite far away. Filming was done in a steep place where one could hardly stand. The Black Sea coast also has very unpredictable weather. Rain, sun and fog can often be experienced within the same hour. So we had a difficult time with continuity of the scenes. When I look through my journal, I see that it rained 39 out of 48 days.\nTHE CHILDHOOD OF HUMANITY\nIf we were to define modern times as the adulthood of humanity, then I can say that the locations where BAL/HONEY was shot are still experiencing the childhood of humanity. We worked in mountain villages which will soon be deserted by people who are still trying to live by ancient tradition and under conditions and rules set down by nature. In such places, we are witnessing the destruction of natural water resources for the sake of building thermal power plants. This is a problem that must be addressed as soon as possible.\nYUSUF'S STUTTER\nHaving just started school, Yusuf is learning to read and write. When he is alone with his dad he is able to read, slowly pronouncing everything. But in the schoolroom, he gets overexcited and stutters. When his friends tease him, he retreats into silence and loneliness. Just as recent high school graduate Yusuf isn't admitted to military service in S\u00dcT/MILK, the moment he cannot read out loud in front of his classmates in BAL/HONEY is a breaking point for Yusuf as a boy. Receiving a badge for successfully reading out loud is of great importance for a first grader. Failing and being the laughing stock of his classmates leads Yusuf to retreat into himself and he will develop a strong relationship with words and poetry.\nTHE SEARCH FOR YOUNG YUSUF\nWe searched for the right Yusuf in various cities, towns and villages in the region for months. We went to all of the elementary schools and interviewed first graders. I was looking for the young version of Yusuf in YUMURTA/EGG and S\u00dcT/MILK. I wasn\u0092t convinced by any of the hundreds of boys that we met. After two months of searching, I decided to change the location. It was a risky decision. All the work done by my assistants and casting people would go out of the window, like the many other children cast in secondary roles. We moved to a new place 100 km away from our previous location and started working there. There were few residents left, and mostly old people, due to unemployment and migration. Few kids remaining were not promising either. One day, on my way back from a location scout, I saw Bora Altas riding his bicycle. I got out of the car and introduced myself. I immediately felt that he was the Yusuf that I had been looking for. He was a sensitive, smart child with a world of his own.\nTRANSFORMING BORA INTO YUSUF\nDuring the filming of BAL/HONEY, Bora Altas was seven. Bora has a very different character than the Yusuf which I had written. Bora is very sociable. I couldn\u0092t afford to leave him the way he is. Bora would have to act. It was hard to get Yusuf out of him. We worked hard and were patient. I explained Yusuf to him scene by scene as much as I could. We developed a bond based on trust. I can say that I worked with him the way I work with adult actors. Bora was courageous enough to submit himself to me and I never abused the trust and admiration I held for him. I have learned a lot trying to make such a young child concentrate on his role. As I don\u0092t have child, I have no experience with children. I can never forget Bora and the other children's enthusiasm and commitment. I\u0092d like to acknowledge the help of actress T\u00fclin \u00d6zen and child acting coach Kutay Sand\u0131k\u00e7\u0131 in assisting me to get the best performances out of these children.\nI have experienced and learned many things over the past four years during pre-production, production and editing of the three films in the Yusuf Trilogy. It has also served as a process where I tried to shape my filmmaking style, which I tentatively call \"spiritual realism\".\nDuring this period, I questioned not only the cinematographic elements such as visual imagery, actors, sound, location and time, but also the technical crew, financial resources and the way I find and spend them, and I certainly learned some lessons. Making a film is like discovering, even defining, one\u0092s self through the mirror of that film. Not just for the director, but for everybody in the crew. 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        "raw_content": "Benefits That A Growing Company Will Reap From Choosing Managed IT Services\nManaged service is a term that will refer to practice where a company will consider outsourcing the IT computer network support and management with the aim to improve the business. If a company chooses to engage the managed services provider as they seek to improve the business, such a decision will have numerous benefits. You will have professionals taking care of the IT needs of your business when you choose to outsource, and the fact that such professionals are trained and qualified means that they provide maintenance and repair services in good time to help you reduce instances of downtime. You no longer have to experience the hassle of determining the latest technology updates that will work for your company as you can leave the task in the hands of professionals who will find out the newest technology to help you enhance your business.\nThe number one reason why one needs to outsource IT support to a managed services provider is the fact that engaging the providers will reduce risks. The business will make risks when investing in IT systems if they do not have experts to guide them. In the case of IT systems, one has the chance to avoid making errors when investing in the latest software or hardware for their company when they choose to outsource, where the experience and knowledge of the industry that comes with the team of experts working for the managed services provider will prove essential when investing in IT systems.\nAnother crucial advantage that comes with managed IT solutions for your business is the fact that one enjoys better control over the finances where outsourcing helps you to reduce the operating costs in your company. By choosing not to engage the managed service providers, the business owner will have to take charge of the technology upgrades in their business, or you will consider hiring an in-house IT team. Taking care of the IT needs of your business as the business owner isn\u2019t the best idea as you will not have time to focus on the core business. The in-house IT team isn\u2019t the best option for a growing company as it will increase the financial burden, where you will have to find office space for the team and also incur the cost of hiring, training, equipping and maintaining the team.\nGrowing companies also have the chance to experience a level playing ground if they choose managed services. The large companies have the finances to run an in-house IT department but it I not the same case with the small businesses. The best option for the small companies that need to compete with the large companies is outsourcing managed services, where they will have the chance to enjoy the latest technology in their industry at a fraction of the cost of having an in-house team.\n3 Flooring Tips from Someone With Experience",
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        "raw_content": "On Thursday 12th October, at the University of Nicosia in Cyprus, Kopin Malta and its partners launched the EntrInnO online game.\nEntrInnO \u2013 Online Game for Entrepreneurship and Innovation is an online game that will equip young adults with knowledge and skills to set up an enterprise. The game, available online for free, has been developed by a consortium of nine European countries, and is based on focus group analysis and research about similar tools available in the countries. It is also based on entrepreneurial learning and teaching.\nThe game is structured in different stages, simulating the different thinking processes behind the setting up of an enterprise. Each stage has its own list of tasks, which guides and keeps track of the progresses the user is making. The available tasks are different: from quizzes to watching videos, to simulating Human Resource selection processes, all with the aim of simulating to run a successful enterprise.\nThe game has been tested with young adults and interested parties in Malta throughout the summer. The Kopin team have gathered feedback and criticism about the design, contents and usability of the platform. The feedback was very positive, with users praising this innovative and interactive way of learning.\nThe launching conference has been an opportunity for Kopin and its partners to discuss the potential gamification in education, as gaming can facilitate learning process and memory.\nDuring a testing session, Dr Refalo from Creolabs stated that \u201cThe interest for such games is huge. Games like this are here to stay! The next step is to reach a younger audience\u201d. This is a good way to explore stimulating learners of a young age to think about starting an enterprise, ideally one that has a social objective and has a wider community benefit.\nLink to Game: http://entrinno.org/game/\nBy Michelle Calleja Chehab| 2017-11-03T08:50:31+00:00\tNovember 3rd, 2017|News|0 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "I\u2019ve always been fascinated by secret societies, the juxtaposition of wealth and power, dominance and control, good versus evil, and the role these forces have played in the evolution of mankind. I\u2019ve scoured news archives from various countries and read practically every book available on these and related subjects.\nA French news article from 1967 provided my jump-off point. It recounted the mysterious, concurrent suicides of three Frenchmen whose only connection was their collaboration on a little-known and even less-understood document called Le Serpent Rouge.\nI began with a similar event and a group of fictional characters who set out to determine if the deaths were really suicides or, as they suspect, murders ordered by a nefarious secret organization.The snowball began rolling from there and led to five thousand years of history, the excavation of the Dead Sea Scrolls, several years of research, 400 pages of copy, and a cast of what seems like thousands. All, as it were, to expose the most significant revelation the world has ever known.\nThe Red Serpent Book Trailer\u2026view it here\nThe Parable Effect\u2026coming Fall 2017\nSet in the Langue d\u2019oc region of Southern France, Inspector Jean Marchaud returns in a riveting thriller based on the lost Cathar treasure of Monts\u00e9gur.",
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        "raw_content": "Rule 1: Begin with the End in Mind\nMediator: Before we begin today\u2019s mediation, I\u2019d like to ask each of you to share what your desired outcome is for today\u2019s meeting. Bob, why don\u2019t you go first.\nBob: Okay. I guess I\u2019d like to walk out of here with a better understanding of how to communicate with Jerry.\nMediator: Bob, can you be more specific.\nBob: Sure. Jerry and I have been butting heads a lot lately and I don\u2019t know what I\u2019m doing that\u2019s triggering him so much.\nMediator: So you want to know if you are bothering Jerry when you talk to him and if so, how to make that different.\nMediator: And Jerry, what\u2019s your desired outcome?\nJerry: Frankly, I just want Bob to leave me alone. Just let me do my job.\nMediator: Jerry, let me ask you this\u2026Is it the way Bob approaches you or the frequency that\u2019s the issue for you?\nJerry: The frequency. 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Third, by taking upfront time to prepare for the mediation, both parties are ready to hit the ground running the moment we walk into the room. That\u2019s because we are all focused on outcomes.\nI want to mention here that I\u2019m not advocating for a third-party mediator to help resolve a conflict. I believe there is a time and place when a third-party should be considered but only as a last resort strategy. What I am advocating for is taking the time to focus on desired outcomes before engaging in a conflicting dynamic with another person. Lead with the head and not the heart.\nBut what about those \u201cin-the-moment\u201d conflicts that don\u2019t allow for any kind of preparation, you ask?\nHave a Plan B\u2026an escape route. As mentioned, we don\u2019t do conflict well when we aren\u2019t prepared. What\u2019s the point of getting caught up in a conflict or interpersonal argument when all we are going to do is get mad, defensive, emotional, and ultimately damaging the relationship at hand. My advice\u2014don\u2019t engage! If it\u2019s a stranger\u2014avoid, leave, or let it go. If it is a colleague, friend or family member\u2014postpone the discussion. You can decide later on how to proceed or even if you need to.\nThere is one more influencing factor to consider when we talk about Rule # 1: Begin with the End in Mind.\nWhen you think about the word conflict, does it bring up more negative or positive connotations and why?\nWhen you reflect on your own past conflicts, would you say that you generally handled them effectively, ineffectively, or avoided them like the plague?\nYou see, our past experiences with conflict form our present day auto-pilot response. In other words, if our overriding perception of conflict is negative, we\u2019ll be more likely to avoid it, deny it, mismanage it, sit on it, resist it, or project it onto the other person. And we\u2019ll do this without much thought. This is because we associate conflict as a threat and automatically go into self-protective mode\u2026which, by the way, isn\u2019t necessarily an effective response to the situation at hand.\nConversely, if we have had relative good past experiences with conflict, we\u2019ll be more inclined to resolve it, encourage it, address it, move past it, and bring it out in the open. As a result, our auto-pilot response is more around resolution and collaboration.\nIt means that if we have a pre-disposition to view conflict as negative, our ability to focus on outcomes is even more important. In other words, there will be a constant pull towards old patterns if we fail to keep our eye on the goal.\nCase in point: My auto-pilot response to conflict is to internalize it. I have a tendency to go inside my head where I proceed to analyze the problem to death. Sometimes I find a resolution and sometimes I end up doing nothing. Either way, I don\u2019t always involve the other person in this process. Sometimes they don\u2019t even know I\u2019ve resolved the issue. Can you see how that could be problematic?\nSo in my case, internalizing conflict won\u2019t help me if I value and want to maintain a relationship with the person I\u2019m in conflict with. 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        "raw_content": "Humanitarian intervention? posted by Richard Seymour\nMe, interviewed at the New Left Project:\nThe professed rationale for the intervention in Libya is of course a humanitarian one, as is to be expected given the way Western powers (if not all states) portray themselves. The work of writers such as Noam Chomsky, Mark Curtis, yourself and a host of others has, however, shown that Western foreign policy tends to have as its primary concern the power and privilege of domestic elites. What, then, is the real motive of those backing the intervention in Libya? What, fundamentally, do you think they are seeking to achieve?\nI think there are various motives. One is to re-establish the credibility of the US and its allies by appearing to side with an endangered population and thus partially expunge the \u2018Iraq syndrome\u2019 as well as efface decades of arming and financing dictatorships to keep the local populations under thumb and permanently endangered. But a more fundamental motive can be inferred from the context: the region is experiencing a revolutionary tumult, and the revolution in Libya is no less genuine than those in Tunisia and Egypt (and the uprisings in Bahrain and Yemen). The thrust of this revolution is not just anti-dictatorship, it\u2019s also anti-imperialist, against the IMF and alliances with Israel. So I would hypothesise that the US and its allies have been desperate to find a way to halt this revolutionary process somehow and, where they can\u2019t do that, shape it in a direction more favourable to continued American hegemony in the region. The former regime elements in the leadership of the Libyan rebellion have been more open to an alliance with the US than other revolutionary movements partly because of the particular history and nature of the Qadhafi regime, whose legitimacy continued to rely somewhat on his past standing as a regional opponent of imperialism. This has given the US and EU a unique opportunity to stamp their authority in the process, even if they can\u2019t control it...\nLabels: 'humanitarian intervention', anti-imperialism, dictatorship, interview, libya, NATO, revolution, the liberal defence of murder, US imperialism",
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        "raw_content": "US pressing for war with China in the South China Sea\nIn Syria, Russia and Iran have taken advantage of the fact that the plan hatched by the West and its regional allies to destabilize the Assad government took far too long to develop.\nThe idea was to foment discord and provide covert support for the various armed militias fighting to overthrow the government. But the effort is entering its fifth year and Assad is still there. Not only that, there have been a series of unintended (well, at least we hope they\u2019re unintended) consequences.\nFirst, one of the rebel groups the West and its allies supported morphed into an insane band of white basketball shoe-wearing, black flag-waving, sword-wielding desert bandits. Second, the fighting created a horrific refugee crisis that now threatens to destabilize the whole of Europe. Sensing a historic geopolitical opportunity, Moscow and Tehran simply stepped in and outmaneuvered Washington.\nNow, the US basically has to decide whether it wants to go to war with Russia, because paradropping ammo into the middle of the desert isn\u2019t going to be a viable strategy.\nThe United States\u2019 provocative attempts to infringe on China\u2019s South China Sea sovereignty are sabotaging regional peace and stability and militarizing the waters.\nThe U.S. Navy is reportedly preparing to conduct \u201cfreedom of navigation\u201d operations, sending warships within 12 nautical miles of Chinese islands in the South China Sea. The U.S. operations may take place within days, according to reports.\nLast month, in his response to China\u2019s claim of sovereignty over the South China Sea, U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said the United States \u201cwill fly, sail and operate wherever the international law allows, as we do around the world.\u201d\nWhite House Spokesman Josh Earnest said on Oct. 8 that U.S. warships patrolling close to artificial islands built by China in the South China Sea \u201cshould not provoke significant reaction from the Chinese.\u201d\nLet us not forget that in October 1962, when the Soviet Union was building missile sites in Cuba \u2014 not even on U.S. soil \u2014 U.S. President Kennedy made it clear in a televised speech that the United States would not \u201ctolerate the existence of the missile sites currently in place.\u201d\nChina\u2019s stand on the South China Sea disputes is firm and clear. China\u2019s sovereignty and claims of rights over Nansha Islands and their adjacent waters in the South China Sea have been formed over the long course of history and upheld by successive Chinese governments, and have adequate and solid historical and legal basis.\nJust as Article 15 of the United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea stipulates, delimiting the territorial seas of China and other countries in the South China Sea shall be in accordance with China\u2019s \u201chistoric title\u201d to the region.\nChina\u2019s construction of civilian and public facilities on the Nansha Islands and reefs, which fall within the scope of China\u2019s sovereignty, serves not only China but also coastal nations in the South China Sea.\nContrary to U.S. claims, it will be the United States, as an outsider, that further provokes tensions in the South China Sea by sending soldiers and warships to Chinese territory in the name of \u201cfreedom of navigation.\u201d\nHowever, the spokesman stressed, China opposes any country\u2019s challenge, in the name of freedom of navigation, to China\u2019s sovereignty and security in the South China Sea.\nDuring a visit to Europe in March 2014, Chinese president Xi Jinping stressed that his country will \u201cnever stir up any trouble, but will resolutely safeguard its legitimate rights\u201d when it comes to sovereignty and territorial integrity.\nEven though enhancing mutual trust and managing disputes through high-level visits and talks still remains the first option for China, the country will, without any doubt, adopt countermeasures against the United States if it doesn\u2019t stop military provocations that infringe upon China.\nPeople with vision in Washington should and must see clearly China\u2019s determination in safeguarding national sovereignty and regional security.\nSEE ALSO: Before and after images of Chinese military bases in South China Sea",
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        "raw_content": "Funny Illustrations That Reveal The Two Kinds Of People There Are In The World.\nTo say that we live in a world where things are black and white would be totally wrong. But there are some instances where a gray area simply doesn't exist, like the kind of people there are. In fact, there always seems to be two kinds of people in the world. So, you either wind up doing things the right way or the wrong way. To that end, Portuguese artist Joao Rocha has provided us with the perfect visual example of these two types of people who can be as different as night and day in the way they think and act. Check out these hilarious pics and tell us if you don't recognize yourself or someone you know.\n#1. There was a time when people used to just drink water out of a faucet.\n2kindsofpeople\nToday we're a whole lot pickier, spending money on what we think is the best and purest type of water to put in our bodies. But some people opt for purified, while others prefer a little sparkle in their drink.\n#2. You probably thought that there was only one way to skin a banana.\nBut it turns out that some prefer to peel as they go, so they don't get their hands all sticky, while others choose to be free and toss Mother Nature's skin completely before taking the first bite.\n#3. When sharing a video, some folks would rather overshare then never share at all.\nWe think it's cool that someone will add the link, in case the video fails to pop up. But others prefer to make things simpler and less chaotic and remove the link after the video pops up.\n#4. Is there a right way or a wrong way to eat Cheerios in the morning?\nNah! There's just a different way of pouring that's all. Maybe you prefer to pour the cereal in first and then the milk. While someone else might choose to pour their cereal into a bowl full of milk instead.\n#5. There are two ways to live in this world, and both are oh-so different!\nYou can either shut out the world by closing your curtains or blinds, or you can open your curtains so you can greet the world and let the sun in.",
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        "raw_content": "Dark Places - Pocket\npresentation: Dark Places\nLibby Day was just seven years old when her older brother massacred her family while she hid in a cupboard. Her evidence helped put him away. Ever since then she has been drifting, surviving for over twenty years on the proceeds of the 'Libby Day fund'. But now the money is running out and Libby is desperate. When she is offered $500 to do a guest appearance, she feels she has to accept. But this is no ordinary gathering. The Kill Club is a group of true-crime obsessives who share information on notorious murders, and they think her brother Ben is innocent. Ben was a social misfit, ground down by the small-town farming community in which he lived. But he did have a girlfriend - a brooding heavy metal fan called Diondra. Through her, Ben became involved with drugs and the dark arts. When the town suddenly turned against him, his thoughts turned black. But was he capable of murder? Libby must delve into her family's past to uncover the truth - no matter how painful...",
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        "raw_content": "Over the last year, I have come to realize that \"doing life\" alone is not how it was intended to be done. We are relational beings, created by the King of relationships who wants us to be part of a united body that is bound together in community. There was a shift over the last twenty years to do life more in isolation, creating this false sense of independence that we could and should experience the ebb and flow of life within the confines of our own families and homes. Perhaps this was a false perception that everyone was doing okay, navigating through life behind closed doors. I highly doubt this was true!\nAs we look at the statistics of broken marriages, failed relationships, substance abuse and many other areas of life, it is not getting better.\nPart of doing life in community is experiencing not only the joys, but the agonizing difficulties of life, the gut wrenching and blind-sided events of life that will hit everyone at one time or another. So if we have always done life in isolation or lived on our private island how do we start connecting again?\nOne of the first pieces in connecting is taking that initial step to walk into an unknown setting of people which you know is centred around the core beliefs that you embrace. You see the Lord calls His people together, to enjoy life to its fullest. This will also mean , perhaps for the very first time that you will become vulnerable, transparent and trusting. Will this happen in the first meeting? Probably not, but unless you take the initiative to connect you will always be flying solo and to be honest none of us wants to do life alone. That is just plain and simple - lonely!\nI am an introvert and to suddenly walk into a group and participate is not my nature but I have learned over the year that it is not about what I can receive from the group but instead what I can give to the group. Time and time again, I have received more than I have given in the relational, emotional and spiritual aspects of community.\nIn my last post you saw my reference to the Koslwoski family and their recent home going of Hope. The community that surrounded this young family was astounding and I do believe it was because of Amy's raw transparency in her blog that drew others to her and Shawn. She laid it all at the cross, and asked others to carry her burden with her and they came in droves to answer their needs.\nYou see we want to have a full, rich life, which is full of relationships. Healthy, caring and supportive relationships that will walk alongside us in the brightest of days and especially in our darkest hours. So if you have been doing life alone, perhaps it is time to take the first step of seeking out a place where you can be loved, accepted and challenged.\nNo more flying solo- life is so much better doing it together.",
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        "raw_content": "Jarosik reveals whether he\u2019d like to manage Celtic\n\u0e1a\u0e2d\u0e25 \u0e0a\u0e38\u0e14Jiri Jarosik has admitted he\u2019d be open to managing Celtic \u201cin the future\u201d after taking the necessary steps to become a head coach. The 41-year-old has sought his coaching badges after hanging up his boots and would consider returning to his former club at Parkhead if the time was right.Brendan Rodgers is Celtic\u2019s current boss and has taken charge of 147 games since his appointment in May 2016.\nHe\u2019s gone on to win two Scottish Premiership titles, two Scottish Cups and two Scottish League Cups in his two years at Celtic, and there have been rumours of a potential departure at the end of the season.When Celtic endured a slow start to the new campaign, there was a lot of talk about Rodgers leaving, but it\u2019s likely he will move on from Parkhead in his own time. Jarosik spent two years at the Premiership club, making 42 appearances in all competitions but may be too inexperienced to return as a self-proclaimed passionate coach.\nThe MFK Ru\u017eomberok assistant has led a nomadic playing career, enjoying spells \u0e1a\u0e2d\u0e25 \u0e0a\u0e38\u0e14 at the likes of Sparta Praha (Czech), Slovan Liberic (Czech), CSKA Moscow (Russia), Chelsea (England), Birmingham City (England), Celtic (Scotland), KS Samara (Russia), Real Zaragoza (Spain) and Alaves (Spain) \u2013 nine different clubs in five different countries for 18 different managers.\nThe former defender told Inside Sport (h/t The Sun) about his ambitions, saying: \u201cWhen I am ready, I hope to have more experiences and, of course, managing Celtic one day would be perfect. Let\u2019s not get carried away. I\u2019d love to have a top coaching career and Glasgow is a great football city. But I need to take things step by step. I have a long way to go, but a return to Celtic in the future? Why not?\u201d\n\u201cThe last 18 months have been perfect \u0e1a\u0e2d\u0e25 \u0e0a\u0e38\u0e14 for me. I am moving step by step with my coaching. I picked up a lot of experience as a player. I played at home and then Russia, England, Scotland and Spain. I learned many different cultures and I hope that will help me in my coaching career. My job just now is perfect. I am almost finished my A licence and then I will do my Pro licence.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Miffed Climatologists want UW-Madison to Revoke Global Warming Skeptic\u2019s PhD\nBy MacIver Institute - December 1, 2009\n\u201cNext time I see Pat Michaels at a scientific meeting, I\u2019ll be tempted to beat the crap out of him.\u201d -Ben Santer, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory\nSome prominent Climatologists who subscribe to the theory of man-made global warming want the University of Wisconsin to consider revoking Patrick Michaels\u2019 Doctorate, according to leaked emails uncovered as part of the brewing \u2018climategate\u2019 scandal.\nWho is Patrick Michaels?\nMichaels received his PhD in ecological climatology from UW-Madison in 1979 after he earned his A.B. and S.M. degrees in biological sciences and plant ecology from the University of Chicago. Since then he\u2019s served as a climatologist for the state of Virginia, a professor of Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia, and was a contributing author and reviewer of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). He\u2019s currently a senior fellow at the CATO Institute and is a Distinguished Senior Fellow in the School of Public Policy at George Mason University.\nAccording to his official biography, Michaels\u2019 writing has been published in the major scientific journals, including Climate Research, Climatic Change, Geophysical Research Letters, Journal of Climate, Nature, and Science, as well as in newspapers such as The Washington Post, Washington Times, Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Houston Chronicle, and Journal of Commerce. He was an author of the climate \u201cpaper of the year\u201d awarded by the Association of American Geographers in 2004.\nWith all these bona fides, why would his peers contemplate waging a campaign to undermine his credibility?\nMichaels is also a global warming skeptic.\nQuestioning Man Made Global Warming\nIn September, he wrote an article for National Review accusing Phil Jones, a climatologist at the United Kingdom\u2019s University of East Anglia, and his colleagues of losing or destroying surface temperature data they used to develop their theories. You can read the whole article by clicking here.\nThe Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia explained on their website \u201cSince the 1980s, we have merged the data we have received into existing series or begun new ones, so it is impossible to say if all stations within a particular country or if all of an individual record should be freely available. Data storage availability in the 1980s meant that we were not able to keep the multiple sources for some sites, only the station series after adjustment for homogeneity issues. We, therefore, do not hold the original raw data but only the value-added (i.e. quality controlled and homogenized) data.\u201d\nThat data was incorporated into a report by the IPCC in the 1990s, which in turn was used by the EPA in drafting its \u201cEndangerment Findings.\u201d The endangerment findings determined that greenhouse gases are at unprecedented levels and are endangering the health and welfare of the public.\nNow, Michaels and the Competitive Enterprise Institute are petitioning the EPA to reopen the public comment period, because the data supporting the findings are unreliable.\nThat allegation did not sit well with Phil Jones and his colleagues.\nBen Santer, a climatologist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, told Jones in an email on October 9, 2009 \u201cI\u2019m really sorry that you have to go through all this stuff, Phil. Next time I see Pat Michaels at a scientific meeting, I\u2019ll be tempted to beat the crap out of him. Very tempted.\u201d\nLong-running feud\nIn an interview with the MacIver Institute on Tuesday, Michaels said that was not the first time Santer had threatened him with bodily harm. Michaels explained he and Santer have been critical of each other since the mid-1990s.\nThe feud dates back to at least 1996 when Santer, Jones and others published a paper in the academic journal Nature entitled \u201cA Search For Human Influences On The Thermal Structure Of The Atmosphere.\u201d The authors believed it was supposed to settle the global warming debate once and for all.\nMichaels said \u201cIt was a blatant attempt to manipulate public opinion.\u201d He went on to write an article for Nature about the questionable scientific practices behind Santer and Jones\u2019 work.\nIt is clear Jones, Santer and others continue to hold a grudge against Michaels. Examples of that grudge can be found in emails leaked from the University of East Anglia. On October 8, 2009, Santer emailed Rick Piltz, director of Climate Science Watch, questioning Michaels\u2019 own research methods.\nSanter wrote \u201cI\u2019m sure that Pat Michaels does not have the primary source data used in his Ph.D. thesis. Perhaps one of us should request the datasets used in Michaels\u2019 Ph.D. work, and then ask the University of Wisconsin to withdraw Michaels\u2019 Ph.D. if he fails to produce every dataset and computer program used in the course of his thesis research.\u201d\nMichaels told the MacIver Institute \u201cThe funny thing is I could reproduce every data set. It\u2019s not that complicated.\u201d\nAs the recently-revealed email conversations continued, Santer defended the reliability of the IPCC study.\n\u201cThe integrity and reliability of this story does NOT rest on a single observational dataset, as Michaels and the CEI incorrectly claim,\u201d Santer emailed. \u201cMichaels should and does know better. I can only conclude from his behavior \u2013 and from his participation in this legal action \u2013 that he is being intentionally dishonest.\u201d\nDefending Jones, Santer wrote \u201cThe sad thing here is that Phil Jones is one of the true gentlemen of our field. I have known Phil for most of my scientific career. He is the antithesis of the secretive, \u2018data destroying\u2019 character the CEI and Michaels are trying to portray to the outside world.\u201d\nThe UW Connection\nBut the issue of Michaels\u2019 PhD from the University of Wisconsin continued to come up in subsequent emails. The next week, emails from other climatologists continued to speculate about the possibility of revoking Michaels\u2019 Doctorate.\nOne email asked \u201cPerhaps the University of Wisconsin ought to open up a public comment period to decide whether Pat Michaels\u2019 PhD needs re-assessing?\u201d\nThis week the MacIver Institute filed an open records request with the University of Wisconsin to see if any formal effort against Michaels was undertaken.\nIn response, John C. Dowling UW\u2019s Senior University Legal Counsel, wrote, \u201cAccording to the current Chair of the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, there has been no correspondence concerning the Ph.D. granted to Patrick Michael in 1979.\u201d\nThe intrigue continues, however. 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        "raw_content": "It is commonplace in this day and age for small businesses to think that they can conduct all of their business and keep track of their books without the help of an accountant. Financial constraints and tight budgets in a time of economic volatility also mean that they believe it will be better for their bottom line if they do not invest in an accountant\u2019s services. Going it alone and attempting to not only manage the business, but monitor every aspect of the finances, seems entirely possible for many owners.\nHowever, many small businesses fail simply because they find themselves in financial difficulties that could have been avoided or flagged up if they had the keen eye of a professional accountant roving over their books. Employing accountants, even if a business outsources them part-time from an external company rather than employing one full-time, means that there is someone monitoring and keeping track of all financial circumstances; a vital asset in such an unpredictable economy.\n\u201cHaving an external accountant is a crucial component within a well-run, well-maintained business,\u201d says Laurence Collins, Managing Director of SME specialists Magic Accounts. \u201cSmall businesses who don\u2019t hire an accountant run the risk of financial ruin, simply because they did not have the know-how to spot the danger in advance.\u201d\nThe role of an accountant for small businesses does not end at helping with tax issues once a year and keeping an eye on the books for the rest of it. Talking to an accountant before even starting a business can prove invaluable; they can advise on whether a business should be a sole trade, partnership, limited company or limited liability partnership, as well as bringing to light any legal or tax issues that might stand in the way of the business\u2019 success. Having an external, independent accountant on board also means that directors, especially those who work alone or in very small numbers, are given an impartial view of their business. They can offer neutral and fair advice about the running of the business and the day-to-day management of finances.\nA professional external accountant can also assist in the raising of finance and the growth of a company. Should new capital equipment be leased or purchased? Should you increase an overdraft, take out a loan or issue more share capital? These are all questions which can be answered properly by an accountant. If a business suddenly encounters a period of unexpected and rapid growth, accountants can advise on meeting the increased demand of customers and ways in which they can raise additional finance.\nFinally, when it comes to the sale or merging of a company, having a professional accountant on hand is essential. Many businesses choose simply to hire someone at the last minute specifically to help out in the valuation and the tax issues when selling a business, but this one-off accountant isn\u2019t acquainted with the inner workings of the business and how it functions, and can\u2019t always give the best advice. An accountant who knows the business inside-out can become one of an organisation\u2019s most prized and invaluable resources; their knowledge and ability to focus entirely on the financial circumstances of the business make them a crucial asset to even the smallest company.",
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        "raw_content": "19/06/2018 Tue 13:06 in Hong Kong by Carlos Bruinsma\nOver its almost 100-year lifespan, AIA has successfully survived and thrived through good times and bad \u2013 and continues to do so \u2013 as it repositions the business from an insurer focused on end-of-life to an everyday motivator that helps people live healthier, longer, better lives. Marketing\u2019s Carlos Bruinsma talks to AIA Group CMO Stuart Spencer about the evolution of insurance, and trailblazing new ways of connecting with consumers.\n\u201cWe\u2019re in the protection business,\u201d says Stuart Spencer, CMO of AIA, as he opens our conversation.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a fact of life that people get ill, people get sick, they pass away. We want to make sure that our loved ones are protected and can continue to have the same quality of life and standard of living that they otherwise would have had.\u201d\nServing customers for almost 100 years, AIA is now the largest pan-Asian health and life insurer, looking after some 31 million customers across 18 jurisdictions. Founded in Shanghai by an American entrepreneur who saw an unserved Chinese populace, and \u201crealised that was a gap that needed to be filled\u201d, AIA has grown into the second largest life insurer in the world.\nThe company has ballooned throughout Asia over the 20th century, but AIA still considers itself very local in the markets where it does business.\n\u201cOur leadership teams are predominantly local, born and bred, and we do our best to integrate ourselves into the business community and the fabric of society \u2013 and help communities across Asia live healthier, longer and better lives,\u201d Spencer explains.\nAnd that brand promise is more than a slogan, it\u2019s a reflection of what the Company stands for and what it does for its customers.\n\u201cWe believe that we\u2019re at the forefront of changing the paradigm of insurance.\u201d\nWhen most of us consider life insurance, we tend to think of it as a transaction that occurs for our families after we pass away \u2013 for most of us, it\u2019s an end-of-life transaction that we will not be around for, and prefer not to think about.\nAIA wants to turn that perception around entirely to become a \u201cmeaningful part of the entirety of someone\u2019s life, not just at that moment of truth at the end of life\u201d.\nSpencer explains the key here is to be relevant, in-tune, on-time and create opportunities for daily interactions with customers.\n\u201cThink of the traditional paradigm [around insurance] as being fear and consequences. When you conjure up your own images of what an insurance salesman is all about, it\u2019s about scaring you into buying and you feel like it\u2019s a grudge purchase,\u201d he says.\n\u201cThat\u2019s the last thing that we want. What we want is to help you build a healthier, longer and better life. And the reason we want that is that we\u2019re concerned about deteriorating health across Asia Pacific.\u201d\nAnd Spencer makes a great point \u2013 60% of disease diagnoses across Asia are non-communicable diseases; lifestyle-related illnesses such as heart attacks and diabetes.\n\u201cWhen Asia got wealthier, it didn\u2019t get healthier.\u201d\nHe furthermore explains that obesity is rampant across the continent, mostly because of a lack of exercise, poor diet, smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. Ideally, as you may have guessed, an insurance company wants its customers to live longer.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a win for the customer, it\u2019s a win for society, and it\u2019s a win for the insurance company.\u201d\nAnd that\u2019s where AIA\u2019s behemoth customer proposition comes in \u2013 AIA Vitality.\n\u201cWe\u2019re embarking on a mission, on a movement, to change the way people across Asia take care of themselves \u2013 know your health, improve your health and get rewarded,\u201d he says.\nThat\u2019s the almost deceptively simple brand proposition in a nutshell under the AIA Vitality programme \u2013 take better care of yourself and AIA will take better care of you. For example, its customers can lower their cholesterol, lower their BMI or lose weight and if they ultimately get in better shape, they pay lower premiums.\n\u201cWe know through our research that people who take better care of themselves are tired of paying higher premiums to subsidise others in the risk pool who don\u2019t take as good a care of themselves. So the emphasis is on becoming individualised insurance \u2013 individualised pricing, individualised engagement, individualised relationship.\u201d\nAs of this writing, there are some six million monthly logins to AIA Vitality Apps \u2013 no small feat, considering the huge amount of effort it can take to stimulate people to make fundamental lifestyle changes.\n\u201cThink of us as an insurer that\u2019s becoming a sophisticated rewards platform for customers that are taking better care of themselves.\u201d\nRewards include items such as a higher \u201csum assured\u201d (essentially a higher amount of money that the insurance policy is guaranteed to pay without the increased premiums that usually come with it), lower premiums, discounts on healthy foods, air travel, hotels and more. The idea is to create a daily incentive to commit to health and fitness.\nAnd customers are willing to share, leading to what Spencer describes as a \u201ctreasure trove of data\u201d which the insurer can further utilise to better drive engagement.\nMaking sure people know you mean business\nThe AIA Vitality programme itself is clever enough on its own, but the big challenge for AIA was to really make people aware of it en masse and \u201cinfluence\u201d them to give it a go. And that led it to enlist perhaps one of the biggest influencers in sport.\n\u201cSo we called up David Beckham,\u201d Spencer says. \u201cDavid is, I would say, the most recognised man on planet Earth, an incredible humanitarian and incredibly committed to health, wellness and wellbeing. And so with David, who has at least 31,999,995 more followers on Facebook than I do, we now have the power to leverage his platform base and his influence.\u201d\nFor example, the brand recently organised a big event in Indonesia called \u201cFootball for the Nation\u201d, where it gave away 10,000 footballs to football clubs and associations across the country.\nBeckham joined AIA in Jakarta and had the opportunity to speak to the media about concerning trends around health and fitness in Indonesia, such as high levels of smoking, obesity and low-life expectancy.\nAnd the data speaks for itself \u2013 the programme as a whole works. A bit of background to back up that statement: the programme, Spencer explains, has four tiers \u2013 bronze, silver, gold and platinum \u2013 which is dependent on how much the customer does to improve their health.\nCustomers are acquired at the bronze level, and the brand then rewards them so they proceed to the higher tiers which include better rewards.\n\u201cAnd what we\u2019ve learnt is, the higher you move up the chain, the better care you have taken of yourself and the better your stats are. We learnt that 30% of customers reported improvements in their BMI. We want to see sustainable improvements in behaviour.\u201d\nSpencer elaborates the brand has gone from being a traditional insurer that, in essence, signed people on and sent their family a cheque at the end of life to crafting an ambitious \u201cbrand promise\u201d \u2013 healthier, longer, better lives.\n\u201cBut that\u2019s a massive burden of proof,\u201d Spencer admits. \u201cHow are we going to deliver on that? How do we, at the same time, permeate everything we do to be able to validate and substantiate that this is what we\u2019re really all about?\u201d\nA big tick box to support that is AIA Vitality, but it goes beyond that as well, through for example, sponsoring Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.\n\u201cWe see it as one winning organisation very much in sync with another winning organisation. When I wake up in the morning, and the Spurs have beaten Real Madrid 3-1 at Wembley, and every single sports page on the planet, whether it\u2019s traditional media or digital media, has Harry Kane in a moment of euphoria scoring a goal, with AIA emblazoned all over \u2013 I have died and gone to heaven!\u201d Spencer says with a smile.\nIn all fairness, the exposure the brand generates in moments like that are incalculable \u2013 and the envy of many a PR practitioner. And while the Spurs are an English football club, they have millions of fans across Asia \u2013 football is estimated to be one of the leading sports in Asia, both to play and to follow.\n\u201cThose fans are highly engaged \u2013 and those fans need insurance. And some of those fans are kids, and those kids have parents \u2013 and those parents buy. Think of it as a very strong virtuous circle for us.\u201d\nWhile moments such as the Tottenham win, or Beckham discussing health issues in APAC on leading media channels, are huge for the brand, it doesn\u2019t stop there. AIA is not satisfied until it\u2019s truly a part of people\u2019s lives.\nAnd this is where the sponsorship of, for example, the AIA Great European Carnival and the Observation Wheel at the Hong Kong Harbour Front come in as well. Aside from the fundamentals of brand-building, it plays into helping people lead healthier and better lives \u2013 and that includes social engagement, togetherness and family fun.\n\u201cWe did that to build a strong brand presence on the Hong Kong waterfront, and make it a real destination while giving back to society. The people that ride that wheel or the people that go to the Carnival are our customers \u2013 or customers-to-be.\u201d\nAfter taking ownership of the Wheel, AIA lowered the price of entry substantially, which has resulted in almost one million customers riding the wheel since December. The spirit of giving back is further evidenced by the huge number of community events that the insurer organises throughout Asia, including football coaching for kids facilitated by Tottenham trainers, yoga classes, Tai Chi \u2013 anything to get people moving.\nMarrying tech to tried-and-true sales\nAIA Vitality is based on 20 years of actuarial data to determine the motivations to get healthier, but ultimately the best way to get data is to ask for it.\nFor example, throughout the \u201cWhat\u2019s your Why?\u201d campaign, designed to dig into individual people\u2019s motivations to improve their health, fitness and wellbeing, the brand learned it wasn\u2019t so much the \u201cwhat\u201d that inspired people, as the \u201cwho\u201d.\nIt prompted people to visit the \u201cWhat\u2019s Your Why?\u201d landing page through a programmatic ad campaign which targeted those \u201cwho\u201d people, who then told the brand what their \u201cwhy\u201d was, and created leads for the sales team to follow up on based on their stated motivations.\nOn the surface that may seem a tad old-school, as insurance can be booked wholly online, but there\u2019s a good reason why AIA still has invested in one of the world\u2019s premier agency forces.\nWhile some types of insurance are fine to organise wholly online, Spencer says for big commitments such as health and life insurance, the sales force remains the key to capturing customers.\n\u201cIn our industry today, Asian people still absolutely want to buy health and life insurance face-to-face and have a conversation,\u201d he says.\n\u201cSo while we use technology to help our agents become more efficient, more effective and more productive \u2013 at the end of day, the power of culture means that a trusted, caring, experienced and caring agent who understands you, your dreams and your financial plan, can build what essentially becomes a lifetime relationship.\u201d\nAnd that is not simply transactional either; the goal is for that \u201crelationship\u201d to be enduring.\nSpencer explains the brand is not interested in simply selling a bunch of insurance products, but instead selling products that are relevant to particular customers at a particular stage of life \u2013 and technology helps inform that, and thus empowers agents to have the right conversation with the customer, in sync with their needs.\nBut it most definitely is not a silver bullet \u2013 it\u2019s all about meeting the needs of the consumer.\n\u201cMarketing is the science behind the selling process. 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        "raw_content": "GMJAbbot\n1 JOHN ABBOT 1776-1854\n1.5.1 BEFORE ST. PAUL LODGE, OCTOBER 1810\n1.5.2 QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION OF GRAND LODGE, DECEMBER 1826\nJOHN ABBOT 1776-1854\nMM 1805, WM 1809, 1810, 1816, St. Paul (Groton)\nDDGM?\nJunior Grand Warden 1813\nSenior Grand Warden 1814\nGrand Master, 1824-1826, 1834.\nThe Defender of the Craft\nA year before the anti-Masonic controversy erupted, on June 17, 1825, Grand Master John Abbot presided at the laying of the cornerstone of the Bunker Hill Monument. Representatives of Grand Lodges from around New England, heads of York Rite bodies, and the Marquis de Lafayette participated in the ceremony. This event has been remembered and commemorated for years afterward by King Solomon\u2019s Lodge of Charlestown, even after its removal to Somerville in 1899. It was a highlight of Abbot\u2019s three years as Grand Master.\nJohn Abbot was born in Westford in 1777, and was educated at the academy in the town and then at Harvard College, where he \u201ctook a high collegiate rank\u201d at graduation in 1798. An instructor and lawyer, he was involved in town government, and he was a state senator; he took a leading role in the revision of the state constitution following the establishment of the State of Maine. His Masonic career began with his petition to Saint Paul Lodge of Groton (now Ayer), and he ascended rapidly to the master\u2019s chair. In 1813 and 1814 he was a grand warden, and he was a district deputy grand master from 1821-1823. In 1823, the Grand Lodge elected him to its highest office.\nGrand Master Abbot chartered seventeen lodges during his three-year term. Most no longer exist (though several with the same names were chartered after the anti-Masonic period). Mount Hope and Plymouth Lodges, as well as Orphan's Hope (as a part of Weymouth United Masonic Lodge), Bethel (as part of Eden Lodge), and Grecian (as part of Lawrence United) are what remains of his legacy.\nAt the end of 1834, the elderly Elijah Crane declined to serve further as Grand Master, and the Grand Lodge turned to the erudite Abbot to lead once more. He was less than sixty years of age, and was still active in his town, his church, and in Grand Lodge; there could hardly have been a better choice for Grand Master. The fraternity was still in peril, with declining attendance and with many lodges dark or simply disappeared. His efforts met and exceeded the challenge that the crisis presented. It was in many ways the high-water mark of the anti-Masonic movement: and thus, it was truly the beginning of the end.\nLike Joseph Jenkins, John Abbot lived to see the end of the political movement seeking to bring down Freemasonry in Massachusetts, and to see his successors rebuild the fraternity to even greater strength.\nResolved. That we have received, with profound grief, intelligence of the sudden death of the R. W. and Hon. John Abbot, Past Grand Master of this Grand Lodge. He died at his residence in Westford, on Sunday the 30th, of April last, after an illness of about two hours, in the 78th year of his age. Thus, another link connecting the past with the present generation has been broken. Thus another star, ever diffusing a mild and cheering radiance, has sunk below the horizon to rise again no more.\nResolved. That we will cherish the memory of our departed Brother for the many virtues which adorned his life and character; as a friend he was true and trusty \u2014 as a counsellor safe and wise, and as a christian, may we not apply to him the language of the poet:\n\"Calmly he looked on either life, and here\nSaw nothing to regret, or there to fear.\"\nAs a Freemason, the services which he rendered to the Fraternity were many and various. As Grand Master, as a Trustee of the Grand Charity Fund from its establishment to the close of his life, and as an officer in many other Masonic institutions, he devoted his time and his talents for the benefit of the poor, the unfortunate, the widow and the orphan. He discharged the duties of the numerous offices in which he was placed, with great ability, courtsey {sic} and fidelity. When the cloud of antimasonry arose and seemed to portend a storm, and it was deemed desirable to place at the helm a pilot of tried skill, integrity, firmness, and discretion, all eyes were turned to our departed friend, and although he had previously occupied the Chair for the regular term of three years, he was, again elected Grand Master, as it were by acclamation.\nResolved. That while he sustained the office of Grand Master an event occurred which will be forever memorable in the annals of the Craft; we allude to the ceremony of laying, in Masonic form, the corner-stone of Bunker Hill Monument on the 17th. June 1825.\nThat grand and beautiful ceremony was performed by him, assisted by officers of the Grand Lodge, in the presence of six thousand Masons and tens of thousands of other citizens. We were honored on that occasion by the presence of a Masonic Brother ardently attached to the Order, known and distinguished throughout the civilized world, and beloved and revered by the whole people of America; we refer to the veteran General, La Fayette. He visited the Grand Lodge on the morning of that day; and on Bunker Hill, robed in Masonic regalia, he accompanied the Grand Master to the place where the stone was to be laid, and stood by the side of him during the ceremony. That day was full of interest to other classes of the community as well as Masons, The reappearance of La Fayette after an absence of more than forty years - the presence of a large number of revolutionary soldiers, his companions in arms\u2014the oration by Webster\u2014 the Masonic and military display \u2014 the gigantic procession, \u2014 all these presented a cluster of attractions and made the occasion one of unsurpassed brillancy [sic] and grandeur.\nResolved. That our departed Brother by his virtues and talents had secured the confidence and respect of those classes of society whose good opinion is of any value. He was often elected by his fellow-citizens to places of public trust and responsibility, and had been called by them to a seat in the higher branch of the Legislature of this Commonwealth.\nResolved. That as a token of our high respect for the memory of the deceased, the altar and jewels of the Grand Lodge be dressed in mourning for the term of three months.\nResolved. That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to the son of the deceased, he being the only surviving member of the family.\"\nFrom Moore's Freemason's Monthly, Vol. XIII, No. 8, June 1854, p. 234:\nIt becomes our painful duty to record the death of another of the aged Past Grand Masters of the G. Lodge of this Commonwealth. The Hon. John Abbot died at his residence, in Westford, on Saturday the 29th April last, aged 77 years. The deceased held the office of Senior Grand Warden in 1813, and in 1823, was elected Grand Master, which office he held for the Constitutional period of three years. During this term he officiated at the laying of the Corner Stone of the Bunker-Hill Monument, in the presence of Gen. Lafayette, a numerous assemblage of the distinguished men of the country, and about six thousand Masons. The oration, by Mr. Webster, and the imposing ceremonies of that occasion, are still fresh in the memories of all who had the good fortune to hear the first and witness the latter. It was a day and an occasion to be remembered.\nSoon after this event, the antimasonic persecution began, and raged with mad violence for ten years. During the whole of this period Brother Abbot stood as a faithful sentinel on the outer walls of the citadel. He was always present where duty called. In 1834, when the storm had reached the height of its fury, he was again elected Grand Master, and assumed the direction of the affairs of the Craft, then in a depressed and embarrassing condition; but which, through an indomitable firmness that nothing could shake, and an energy which nothing could tire, he restored to a degree of order, and placed on a footing, the good effects of which were soon manifest in the revival and renewed prosperity of the Lodges throughout the jurisdiction. He resigned the office at the expiration of the year for which he was elected, but continued his regular attendance on the Grand Lodge, and to watch over its interests, and aid in its government by his counsels, and his services, when required. The Masonic Fra ternity of Massachusetts owe him a large debt of gratitude. He was an able, true and faithful Brother,\u2014a wise counsellor, and a safe leader. He was one of the trustees of the Grand Charity Fund at the time of his decease,\u2014a place which, we believe, he had held since 18r6, when the fund was established by act of incorporation.\nThe deceased was in 1816, Secretary of the Gen. Grand Chapter of the United States, and G. High Priest of the Grand Chapter of Massachusetts. As a man he was universally beloved by all who had the happiness to know him intimately. He was a member of the Middlesex Bar, and had been in the Senate of the State.\nBEFORE ST. PAUL LODGE, OCTOBER 1810\nFrom Moore's Freemason's Monthly, Vol. XXIX, No. 8, June 1870, Page 233:\nPepperell, April 12, 1870.\nBr. C. W. Moore, \u2014 I send you a copy of an Address, delivered before the Members of St. Paul's Lodge, October 29,1810, by R. W. John Abbot.\nBrethren, \u2014 As the time has arrived when I propose to decline a re-election to the office of Master, you will indulge me a moment, in referring you to the institution of our Lodge. The time passed in adverting to any useful establishment with which we are connected, is generally well employed. A comparison of what we have been with what we are, leads to the correction of errors into which we may have imperceptibly fallen. It tends in every charitable institution to strengthen the ties which unite its members. It is unnecessary to analyze the principles of our associations : you have frequently seen them delineated by the pencil of a master. The picture presented to your view has been a finished production of the best affections of human nature. The exercise of these affections was designed by the Great Creator to afford the highest pleasure ; and without them, our journey through life would be a night of discord and misery. What I now intend is only to give you a sketch of the formation, progress, and present state of St. Paul's Lodge. From such a view we may derive new inducements, not only to promote the good of the great masonic family, but to render this member of it particularly deserving the approbation of the jurisdiction from which we received our Charter.\nThe first regular meeting of St. Paul's Lodge was on the thirteenth day of February, A.L. 5797. There were present, at this meeting, twenty brethren, who had associated as members, and four visitors, \u2014 less than one-third the present number of members. Though the laborers in this part of the Masonic Vineyard were comparatively few, yet they soon performed much labor, for, on the twenty-seventh of February, the time the first Work was done, seven brethren were Crafted, nine Raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Masons, and two admitted members.\nThe goodness of their Work is evidenced in the persons of some now respectable Masons. The inconvenience of attending other Lodges, from their distance, was, perhaps, the immediate cause of the formation of St. Paul's Lodge. That it has flourished and become a tree of fair fruit, I think we may venture to appeal as well to our own Records as to those persons of the Masonic Fraternity with whom we are particularly connected. From the establishment of this Lodge, during thirteen years, 166 persons have been initiated as Entered Apprentices, 68 of whom were initiated by the R.W. James Brazer, 33 by W. Oliver Prescott, 15 by R. W. Timothy Bigelow, 5 by W. Wallace Little, 21 by W. James Prescott, 10 by W. John Walton, 5 by W. Caleb Butler, and 9 by myself. 166 have passed the Degree of Fellow Craft: 71 by James Brazer, 36 by Oliver Prescott, 12 by Timothy Bigelow, 25 by James Prescott, 2 by John Walton, 9 by Caleb Butler, and 10 by myself. 154 have been raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason: 65 by James Brazer, 23 by Oliver Prescott, 13 by Timothy Bigelow, 21 by James Prescott, 14 by John Walton, 7 by Caleb Butler, 11 by myself. 77 persons have been admitted as members: while James Brazer was Master, 23; Oliver Prescott, 16; Timothy Bigelow, 7; Wallace Little, 5; James Prescott, 12; John Walton, 6; Caleb Butler, 5; and myself, 4. The number of members, as they this day stand on the Lodge books, is 73; from which, taking twelve names of persons who have not lately attended, and who probably do not consider themselves members, we have 51. The number of brethren whom you have appointed to preside in St. Paul's Lodge, is nine.\nThey are the persons whom I have named, together with the Worshipful John Loring, who appears to have resigned soon after his election. On this Annual Meeting, as well devoted to the cultivation of the social feelings as to the performance of the duties of Masonry and business of the Lodge, we witness with pleasure the presence of four Past Masters. One of our Past Masters, the Most Worshipful Timothy Bigelow, has repeatedly been chosen to preside in the Grand Lodge of this Commonwealth. Can we not with pride ask, has any Lodge more or better jewels than St. Paul's? Where we have, in our assemblies, the presence and patronage of characters who are honored and esteemed by the world, we may pronounce the state of Masonry to be flourishing. Charity is one of the great pillars of the Masonic Edifice. To be extensively useful as well as respectable, every charitable institution should have funds. Without them, the practicable exercise of this virtue cannot, or will not, be extensive. The nominal amount of the funds of St! Paul's Lodge is perhaps as large as that of other country Lodges which have been as recently established. Some part, however, of the funds of our Lodge, is not safely secured. A part, perhaps, can never be collected. The evidence of a part of them consists in mere loose receipts not bearing interest. Is it not consistent with the strict principles of Masonry, that brothers, who neglect to renew the debts, or properly secure the sums they owe to the Lodge, should, after being admonished by repeated request from the Treasurer, be reminded of their duty in some other manner? Is there any reason that one Brother should pay the Lodge his money as soon as it is due, and another, who has received credit, considers himself absolved from all obligation of ever paying? Committees have been appointed on this subject. It still requires the particular attention of the Lodge. A careful concurrence of the greater part of the members \u2014 I do not say unanimous \u2014 will alone promote the interest of the Lodge, by procuring a safe investment of its moneys. From our Records, there appears to have been made, before the present year, but six Reports of Committees, on the State of the Funds, since the establishment of the Lodge. In the year 5797, the amount of them was reported to be $305.05 ; in 5803, $286.21; in 5804, $251.48; in 5806, $646.07; in 5808, $651.60; in 5809, $672.84; and, by \"the Report of the present year, their amount appears to be $747.61 : so that, since the year 5806, the funds have gradually increased. If this sum could at any time be realized, and the Treasurer regularly receive the annual interest, the Lodge would soon have a disposable fund to command, so as to pour the oil of health into wounds that can never be cured by the hand of private charity.\nBrethren, \u2014 should my past conduct have so far received your approbation as that you might again be willing to place me in the chair, I must still decline the honor. I am compelled to do this because my private avocations, with other obligations, require, for the present, a respite from the active duties qf the Lodge. As Master, the principles of our Institution, which I have endeavored to represent not as composing the basis of a mere technical pursuit, but as forming a beautiful system, calculated to direct our conduct in life, by imprinting moral truth on the mind by means of appropriate emblems. To decline an election from any other cause than necessity, would illy requite the brethren for that respect and attention which it will ever be my pride and pleasure to acknowledge they have paid. At a future time, should the Lodge require my personal service, I shall cheerfully give it in any station the brethren may direct. Brethren, \u2014 the elections of St. Paul's Lodge have generally been made with harmouy and unanimity : hence it has held a high rank under this masonic jurisdiction. The same agreement in future will probably produce the same effect. Let us, then, make the only qualification for office : a virtuous, respectable character combined with masonic information. By continuing united, honoring the worthy, and cultivating, in the world as well as here, those social affections which are distinguishing features in the system of Masonry, we shall not only greatly promote the interest of St. Paul's, but advance that of the whole Fraternity. Our Lodge will thus continue a bright star in the constellation of Masonry, till the Great Architect of all shall close this and every human institution by opening in heaven a Lodge of happiness for the reception of faithful workmen.\nA true copy.\nDavid Child, Secretary.\nN.B Out of the 18 W. Masters who have preceded me, I am the only one left on the stage. I have occupied the chair six years, at two different times. I remember all of them. They were nature's noblemen! The \"still small voice \" says to me, \" You must soon bite the dust.\"\nYours, in Masonic bonds,\nLuther S. Bancroft.\nQUARTERLY COMMUNICATION OF GRAND LODGE, DECEMBER 1826\nRt. Worshipful and Worshipful Brethren,\nThe propriety of an address to the M. W. Grand Lodge by the presiding officer, on ceasing to be a candidate for the honors of the chair, has been sanctioned by immemorial usage. The communications at such times have been as various, as the genius and taste of the distinguished individuals, by whom they have been delivered. In one, the institution of freemasonry is delineated, and its origin traced back, till the twilight of history is supplied by the analogy of conjecture. In another, the tendency, which freemasonry has to alleviate many of the evils, incident to human life, and its beneficial effects on society, will be strongly and beautifully portrayed. One enters the secret recesses of Roman and Grecian mythology in search of the origin of the symbolical language of freemasonry, and charms and delights by the paintings of a warm and vivid imagination. Others again, not less usefully to the craft, give a plain and unvarnished statement of the proceedings of the Grand Lodge, for the period, during which they may have presided.\nAs my constitutional term of office is soon to end, if I were to attempt the discussion of any of the subjects, I have referred to, the last excepted, I should probably fail to furnish any new matter, or present it in any new or pleasing form. I shall consequently very concisely allude to the most important measures, adopted by the Grand Lodge, from the time of the act of incorporation, with a history of its proceedings, during the period, 1 have presided over its deliberations. This, if it afford little entertainment, will not be useless ; as it may enable a successor in the office of Grand Master, from a knowledge of what has been done, better to advance the interest of the Grand Lodge in future, and at the same time to obviate the effect of any error, which may already have occurred in the management of its affairs.\nFrom 5817, the year, in which the act, incorporating the Grand Lodge, passed, a new and better direction may be considered as having been given to the concerns of freemasonry in this Commonwealth. Not from the act of incorporation alone; not because preceding Grand Masters have not as much distinguished themselves for ability, and performed their duty as faithfully, as those, who have succeeded since that time ; but because an amended code of by-laws being required in consequence of that act, the G rand Master, then presiding, was induced to examine fully all the transactions of the Grand Lodge, view them in every possible relation, and adopt a system for the management of its various interests, which should be just to all, while it should require a faithful discharge of duty in all. This system has since been steadily and uniformly followed. As Grand Master, I have endeavored to give it full and complete effect; with what success, is submitted to the candid judgment of my brethren.\nAfter the adoption of the code of by-laws, under the act of incorporation, the first most important measure of the Grand Lodge was to establish a Board of Charity, in order to the equal distribution of its relief to the distressed. This was done in 5819, while Grand Master Oliver presided ; and may be considered a great improvement in the manner of dispensing charity by the masonic fraternity. Before this time every application for relief, made to the Grand Lodge, or to the subordinate Lodges in the city, was of course submitted to committees, accidentally chosen, and frequently, if not commonly, composed of different individuals. The consequence was, no general knowledge could be obtained of the necessities of the meritorious masonic poor. The most obtrusive might repeatedly petition for aid, and as often be answered; while the timid, from want of information, might be left to pine in silent obscurity. The organization of this board has afforded such general knowledge from a comparison of the various circumstances of the different applicants, as to produce an equal distribution of masonic bounty according to merit and necessity.\nThe next important occurrence in the history of the acts of the Grand Lodge was the formation of a Grand Lodge in the state of Maine. The first proceeding, which terminated in the establishment of a Grand Lodge in Maine, was instituted in the latter part of the year 5819; and the report of the committee, providing for the separation of that part of the masonic jurisdiction, was accepted in 5820, during the administration of Grand Master Fay. The terms of separation, embracing an amount of the funds of this Grand Lodge, in proportion to the former contributions of the craft in that State, having been agreed on, and ratified in harmony and friendship, our brethren of Maine, who had been \" bone of our bone, and flesh of our flesh,\" bid the parental hall adieu, to assume and form an independent masonic government for themselves. Though the parting was to us a subject of regret, it arose from the intimacy of our friendship, and not from any doubt of their success. Masonry, in that State, is in successful progress. Time is brightening and strengthening the masonic link, which they have added to the chain of State Grand Lodges.\nAfter the separation of Maine from Massachusetts, it became necessary to form the Lodges of the latter into new districts. It was perceived, that the prosperity of the Grand Lodge might be greatly retarded or advanced by the formation of the districts ; as a proper arrangement of the Lodges would not only tend much to lessen the duties of the District Deputy Grand Masters, but greatly to facilitate masonic intercourse, two objects, which it was highly important to attain. This duty, devolving on Grand Master Dixwell in 5821, experience has proved to have been very judiciously performed, and to have fully answered the purposes, intended. In the same year, this hall, having been finished, and prepared for the meetings of the Grand Lodge, and other masonic bodies, was by him solemnly dedicated to masonry, virtue, and universal benevolence. Would I could say, that it is hereafter to be devoted to no other, than these noble and exalted objects.\nWhile many nations have erected monumental structures to commemorate the civil virtues, or warlike exploits of their subjects, little or nothing had been done in this country to mark the great events of the Revolution, except committing them to the page of history. To distinguish an event, which perhaps more, than any other, was the cause of the prosperous issue of the Revolution, and again to assemble, in presence of their grateful countrymen, the surviving veteran actors in the scene, a number of distinguished and patriotic individuals in this Commonwealth formed an association, and were incorporated to erect a monument on the ground, where was fought the battle of Bunker Hill. Such were the unanimity and ardor, manifested by the public to accomplish this glorious object, and such the preparatory measures instituted, that in 5825, by the request of the Directors of the association, the Grand Master with the Grand Lodge laid, in ample and ancient masonic form, the foundation stone of a monument, designed to be as durable, as the glory of the event, it shall commemorate, is imperishable. I need not attempt to describe, to you, the day, nor the various recollections, to which it gave rise ; the calm mildness of the atmosphere, the peaceful serenity of the sky, and the warm expression of joy and friendship among those, who, just fifty years before, under a burning sun, contended on the mount, where death opened his court, established his throne, and with his icy hands grasped his many victims. In the breasts of the assembled survivors of the contest, the remembrance of the day must have excited opposite and conflicting feelings and passions; joy for their own safety; sorrow for deceased comrades; pride as successful warriors ; humble acknowledgment that they still lived. Nor did the scene create less lively emotions in us, who, as masons, aided in bringing the first offering toward the discharge of the debt of national gratitude. While freemasonry continues, the incidents and recollections of the day, in which the foundation stone of the Bunker Hill Monument was laid, will constitute a brilliant page in the history of the Grand Lodge.\nFreemasonry has for a number of years not only commanded the respect, but been gradually gaining on the affections of the uninitiated. This appears from the increasing number of initiates beyond the increasing population of the State, and from the consequent establishment of new Lodges. In two years, commencing with 5818, after the adoption of the code of bylaws, and while Maine was under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge, Grand Master Oliver, under its sanction, issued nine charters for Lodges. In 5820 Grand Master Fay granted two. In the three succeeding years, Maine having been separated, Grand Master Dixwell granted nine. In the three years, during which I have presided, there have been issued eighteen charters for new Lodges. All these are now working successfully and have been solemnly consecrated, and their officers duly installed, except two, Mount Ararat and Phoenix. A part of the term of time only, in which a Lodge is required to be constituted, has as yet elapsed, since their charters were granted. Before the expiration of it, they will doubtless desire to he publicly recognized, as belonging to the great masonic family. During the last three years also, commissions having been issued, the foundation stones of five structures have been laid in masonic form; of a monument at Concord; of a court house at Dedham; of a Baptist church at Framingham; of one at Lowell; and of a Methodist chapel at Newburyport. These facts conclusively prove the favorable opinion, entertained of Freemasonry. They do not however so certainly establish its prosperity, though it may not perhaps have been ever more prosperous. A knowledge, that no Lodge opens its door to a candidate for the honors of masonry, whose habits are not fully formed, and whose character is not firmly fixed, and then only, when his habits and character are thoroughly examined, and completely known before admission, would be a surer standard, by which to ascertain the prosperous condition of freemasonry. The beauty of the masonic temple will be more improved, and its durability better ensured, by the quality, than by the quantity of the materials, employed in the erection. Indeed none should ever be used, but such, as are supposed to possess properties, which will always be likely to bear the severest application of the square, level, and plumb, without the discovery of defect.\nSince the adoption of the by-laws under the act of incorporation, it has been an important object in the administration of the concerns of the Grand Lodge by my predecessors, that subordinate Lodges should all be punctual in the discharge of their annual dues to the parent institution. This example I viewed worthy of imitation; and in two instances issued such special directions, as I thought would best produce the effect. In the year, preceding my first election, a brother, having been recommended, was appointed to the office of District Deputy Grand Master for the eighth masonic district, who, as it afterwards appeared, was compelled to devote his whole attention to his own private affairs to the total neglect of the Lodges, entrusted to his care. From the distance of this district, being the county of Berkshire, and a consequent inability in me timely to obtain information of a brother, suitably qualified for the office, no appointment to it was made, during my first year. I however commissioned a worthy brother in an adjoining district, with instructions to visit all the Lodges in the eighth, to commend those, who had or would perform their duty in this respect, and require from all, who should neglect it, a surrender of their charters. Two inducements prompted to this course of proceeding. One was, a permission by the Grand Master to any Lodge to neglect its duty, implied by his taking no measure to enforce the performance of it, is an act of positive injustice to all Lodges, who faithfully discharge their duty ; another was, that as the constitution declares the forfeiture of a charter alter two years' delinquency in the payment of dues, I could no otherwise fulfill my own solemn obligations, than by exacting obedience to this requisition. On the visit of the brother, thus commissioned, all the Lodges in this district evinced a praiseworthy disposition promptly to perform their duty. Their dues were satisfactorily adjusted and paid, one only excepted. The charter of this Lodge from a decrease of its members, and a consequent inability, and not from want of disposition to fulfill its obligations, was surrendered ; with the hope however, that better fortune, and brighter prospects would hereafter restore it. Similar instructions were given in the succeeding year, as to a Lodge in another district, and produced an equally prompt discharge of its dues.\nSuch has been the effect of a decision, just to all, but. exercised in the spirit of mildness and brotherly love. It enabled the Grand Treasurer, at the. last installation of Grand Officers, to report a punctuality of payment of dues by all the Lodges, not before to be found on the records of the Grand Lodge. Two Lodges were then delinquent, and each only for a single year. It has caused the surrender of but one charter; and this, and the charter of \"Seven Stars\" Lodge at Edgartown, which from unforeseen causes was never organized, and never performed any work, are all, which have been returned during the last three years.\nThe disposable funds of the Grand Lodge are in a state of prosperous, though gradual improvement. There is in the hands of the Grand Treasurer the sum of $2082,41. Various circumstances at different times have prevented a larger accumulation. Notwithstanding the expense of fitting this hall, on the destruction of a former one by fire and the necessary purchase of much new furniture for the use of the Grand Lodge at the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Bunker Hill Monument, these funds have gradually increased. This effect has principally arisen from punctuality in discharge of masonic dues, and from retrenchment of refreshments, except at the annual communication; a measure, judiciously adopted by my immediate predecessor, and which, if persevered in, will annually liberate a considerable sum, to be retained in the treasury, or applied to more useful objects.\nBut the subject, which affords most occasion of joy and congratulation in the members of the Grand Lodge, is the Grand Charity Fund. By the efforts of a few brothers in 5811, this fund was commenced by an appropriation of $1000 from the ordinary resources of the Grand Lodge. Such was the able and faithful management of it by our respected and lamented brother, Sigourney, successfully followed by the present Grand Treasurer, that in 5823, a period of twelve years, it amounted to the sum of $11239,31. The three succeeding years have added to it $4424,89; so that now its total amount is $15664.20. This increase has not been the cause of the denial of a single application for charity. In some years, after satisfying every request for aid, a surplus from the sum, annually appropriated from the income by the Trustees for charitable; purposes, has remained, which has been carried to the principal of the fund. Let it not then be said, or even intimated, that while all contribute to this fund, its charities do not extend beyond this city or its vicinity. The most obscure and timid individual of the craft, in the remotest part of the jurisdiction, has only to apply by the Master or Wardens of his Lodge, or to submit a knowledge of his case directly to the Board of Charity, and he will soon receive the desired relief. If the same successful and faithful management, of the fund, which has heretofore existed, be continued, it requires little exertion of the power of imagination to perceive the arrival of the time, when in every respect it may be likened to the vision of the waters; at first a small stream issuing from under the threshold of the east gate of the temple, soon becoming a mighty and impassable river, having on its banks many trees, bearing leaves and fruit for the healing of the nations. Let every brother then watch over this fund with feelings of the liveliest affection, and consider it a sacred deposit, never to be devoted to any other cause, than that, to which it has been solemnly consecrated, to the relief of distress.\nOne topic only, not connected with the history of the acts of the Grand Lodge, presents itself to my mind. The lease of the hall, in which we are assembled, expires in four years. It is uncertain, whether it will be renewed. This circumstance should excite us to the speedy adoption of measures, which shall ascertain the practicability of erecting a building, in which may hereafter be permanently holden the communications of the Grand Lodge of a State, distinguished for the wealth, enterprise, and perseverance of its inhabitants. It is believed, that a disposition in the fraternity to effect this object already exists. Nothing is needed on the part of the Grand Lodge, but to give a suitable direction to this disposition. May the observation then not much longer be made, that we have less enterprise, or less taste, than the masons of another and a younger State, who have once, and again, adorned their principal city with a splendid Masonic edifice.\nI have thus, my brethren, given a concise account of the most prominent acts, adopted, and general system, pursued, from the time of the act of incorporation, till my induction into office, with a more particular statement of the measures of the Grand Lodge from that, till the present time. That they have tended to the general prosperity of freemasonry in this Commonwealth, I cannot but hope, will be conceded. On assuming to discharge the duties of Grand Master, I engaged to direct my utmost exertions to promote the highest interest of the fraternity, by a faithful attention, to whatever might concern the Grand Lodge. I will not conceal the sentiment, that I enjoy the satisfaction, arising from a consciousness of having endeavored steadily to attain that object. With whatever success my efforts may have been attended, I readily admit, it is chiefly to be attributed to the aid and support, 1 have received from the members as well, as acting officers of the Grand Lodge. For this aid and support, so generously, though perhaps undeservedly afforded, I offer to all, particularly the Grand Secretary, whose official duty has been much increased from my local situation, my most grateful acknowledgment.\nPermit me only to add the expression of my hope, that the friendship and harmony, which have distinguished all our deliberations and proceedings, may still continue, and make the Grand Lodge the place of their permanent abode.\n06/19/1824 Liberty, Beverly\n06/19/1824 United Brethren, Marlborough\n09/08/1824 Freedom, Woburn\n09/08/1824 Eden, Ware\n09/08/1824 Carmel, Warren\n12/08/1824 Mount Hope, Fall River\n06/08/1825 Orphan's Hope, Weymouth\n06/08/1825 Orange, Orange\n06/08/1825 Morning Sun, Ashfield\n09/14/1825 Plymouth, Plymouth\n09/14/1825 Bethel, Enfield\n12/14/1825 Oxford, Oxford\n12/14/1825 Grecian, Methuen\n03/08/1826 Mount Ararat, Petersham\n06/14/1826 Doric, Southbridge\n06/14/1826 Clinton, Billerica\n09/13/1826 Phoenix, Hanover\n09/13/1826 Farmers, Sterling\nSee the Attendance Summary page for information on charters surrendered in June 1834.\nRetrieved from \"http://www.masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=GMJAbbot&oldid=61055\"",
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        "raw_content": "Mayor Walsh\u2019s Chief Policy Advisor Could Be a Game-Changer for the Arts\nAs we await the fulfillment of newly-minted Mayor Marty Walsh\u2019s campaign pledge to appoint a cabinet-level arts commissioner, another appointee has already given the arts community reason to cheer: Joyce Linehan. In one of his first mayoral appointments, Walsh appointed the arts PR maven, indie record label exec, and politically-wired Dorchester native to be his chief of policy. 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But he began to see the arts as part of the identity of the city, an avenue for economic growth, and a way to create opportunities for young people. He found that when he began to bring up the arts at some of these larger community forums, heads in the audience would nod in agreement.\nWalsh\u2019s championing of the arts became a keystone of his campaign \u2014 which had the effect of underlining Linehan\u2019s influence. After the election, Walsh quickly committed to creating a cabinet-level \u201carts czar\u201d position, and also pledged to earmark a percentage of city revenue to arts funding. Even before Walsh set foot in City Hall, it was a remarkable commitment of resources \u2014 a victory for Boston\u2019s creative class, and an impressive triumph for Linehan, who is also playing a top role in Walsh\u2019s transition team.\n\u201cShe won,\u201d laughed Walsh about Linehan\u2019s schedule-busting small meetings. \u201cAnd I\u2019m grateful for it.\u201d\nWhat\u2019s unique about Linehan is her combination of deep roots in Boston\u2019s arts community, its independent music scene and her grassroots political skills and political connections. This is a woman who founded a successful media consultancy that specializes in the arts, an indie record label and ran an artist management company for 10 years. She logged 13 years as the public relations director for First Night Boston and six directing communications for Boston Landmarks Orchestra. She had a gig as a talent scout with Sub Pop records, the Seattle-based record company that unleashed Nirvana on the world. Eddie Vedder, Courtney Love and Riot Grrl icons Bikini Kill have reportedly been house guests. Oh, and she effectively launched Elizabeth Warren\u2019s Senate campaign from her living room and is the go-to gal for scads of candidates looking to connect with Boston\u2019s progressive grassroots, including Gov. Deval Patrick.\nSomeone who is so intimately acquainted with the arts world and can sell the economic benefits of that world to the political class, many of whom have long dismissed the arts as frivolous when faced with resolving bread and butter issues, can potentially accomplish a lot.\nWhomever Walsh appoints as his arts and culture czar will no doubt have an ally in Linehan. That can\u2019t hurt either.\nBut ultimately, Boston will only reap the economic and social benefits of being a world-class hub of arts and culture with the vision and leadership of our mayor working from an integrated strategic plan that includes dedicated funding and encompasses a broad range of city departments, from the school system to the parks department to our development and city planning agencies. Such a plan must also engage community-based cultural and civic organizations and ensure that established and emerging artists can afford to live and work in the city.\nFormer Mayor Thomas M. Menino laid a strong foundation on which Walsh can build. Thanks to Menino, arts education is once again a part of the curriculum in many Boston schools, and we\u2019re home to a visual and performing arts high school. (Though as Jon Garelick points out in this strong oped from Saturday\u2019s Jan. 11, 2014 Boston Globe, we will need an arts-focused superintendent of schools to keep that momentum going.)\nThe once-sketchy stretch of Huntington Ave. between Mass. Ave. and Longwood Ave. has been transformed into the Avenue of the Arts. Our Washington Street theaters have been renovated and restored. And yet, the city\u2019s arts funding has historically been shockingly low compared with other major U.S. cities. As MASSCreative Executive Director Matt Wilson regularly points out, Boston\u2019s arts funding\u2014just over $1 million\u2014pales in comparison to cities like Chicago ($30 million) and Los Angeles ($40 million). Seattle, a city almost exactly the same size as Boston, has an arts budget that tops $7 million. 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        "raw_content": "Aging: philosophy and reality\nFiled under: Aging diseases,Telomerase,Telomeres,Uncategorized \u2014 admin @ 3:57 pm\nThere are literally dozens of answers to that question, even if we restrict ourselves to purely academic views. In the days when I was the executive director of the American Aging Association, there were \u2013 or so it seemed \u2013 as many aging hypotheses as we had members of the association. Almost all of the ideas, however, had a few problems. For one thing, each hypothesis tended to explain only a limited area of observation, such as a select body of data (just somatic cells) or a narrow part of the biological world (just mammals), rather than being in any sense universal.\nMany \u201ctheories of aging\u201d excluded tortoises, hydra, plants, nematodes, lice, seaweed, mammalian fertilization, germ cell lines, clones, or anything else of real interest. In fact, many \u201ctheories\u201d exclude everything except human aging, and usually not all of that. Too bad: looking at the exceptional and the broadest biological sample are how you get the most scientific insight. Some species, for example, never age in the first place, which many \u201ctheories of aging\u201d ignore completely. The second problem was that most theories were actually inconsistent with the available data, particularly when you looked at the details. Wear-and-tear theories, for example, don\u2019t explain the immortality of the germ cell line. The most damning problem however, was that most aging \u201ctheories\u201d simply weren\u2019t testable: they were interesting ideas, but you could neither prove nor disprove these ideas.\nIn short, they weren\u2019t theories at all.\nA theory must be comprehensive, accurate, and testable. Even now, most \u201caging theories\u201d are still merely observations or intuitive guesses about a narrow segment of our world. For example, some people believed that any animal had a limited number of heartbeats and that this figure somehow underlay all of aging. The fact that plants and some animals lack hearts and still age was somehow ignored, as was the observation that the facts were actually entirely inconsistent with the data. Heartbeats simply don\u2019t predict aging.\nNot that the idea made sense anyway.\nSimilar problems underlay most other theories, even theories that \u2013 for no logical reason whatsoever \u2013 seem to have general acceptance among the public. Endocrine (and similarly the \u201cvital substance\u201d) theories of aging, for example, assume that the aging clock for your entire body lies in some set of endocrine glands, but if endocrine glands time aging in the rest of your body, then what times aging in the endocrine glands? And how do we explain aging in cells? How about animals or plants that lack the candidate endocrine glands in the first place? Of course, the data shows that endocrine replacement may or may not have benefits, but has no effect whatsoever on aging. So much for endocrines. The idea was premised on correlational observations, which would be like saying that since gray hair correlates with aging, we need only dye your hair and you\u2019ll be young again.\nWell, perhaps not.\nVarious wear-and-tear theories are no better, even if they suit our intuitions about entropy and how our cars, houses, and cell phones \u201cage\u201d over time. Actually, however, living things simply don\u2019t undergo entropy the same way at all. There are a number of idea that are central to the idea of wear-and-tear \u2013 free radicals, mitochondria, cross-linking, lipofuscin, DNA damage, waste product accumulation, and others \u2013 but none of these remain credible explanations when arrayed against the data. For example, germ cells don\u2019t age and cell aging can be reliably reset at the time of fertilization. So much for the universal nature of wear-and-tear as an explanation for biological aging. If cells merely undergo wear-and-tear and then fall apart with time, then why don\u2019t these cells fall apart and why can we reverse the entire process quite reliably?\nThere is an entire group of evolutionary theories \u2013 the disposable soma, group selection, antagonistic pleiotropy, and others \u2013 that are reasonable enough if all we want is an evolutionary explanation. These provide teleology, but don\u2019t explain the underlying biological processes that are occurring in the organism as it ages (or doesn\u2019t). But when we ask these theories to explain the actual pathology of aging, they point vaguely at wear-and-tear theories and shrug. Good evolutionary science perhaps, but they miss the point. We would like to know exactly what does happen as we age, not why it should happen.\nWhile these notions fail to explain the available data \u2013 including the fact that fertilization resets cell aging, for example \u2013 the more daunting issue is that most of these explanations are not theories at all, but merely loosely-stated hypotheses.\nThe critical element to ANY scientific theory is that is must be disprovable.\nI could tell you that \u201cinvisible and unknowable forces cause aging\u201d, but if they are invisible and unknowable, then they can\u2019t be proven or disproven. This is a faith, not science and certainly not an explanation of aging. I have every respect for faith, but faith isn\u2019t science and faith doesn\u2019t help me provide clinical therapy or offer a viable explanation for how to improve medical care when you get sick.\nA good theory makes a testable hypothesis.\nAt the moment, there is only one theory of aging that meets our three criteria of being comprehensive, consistent with the known data, and testable. That theory \u2013 the so-called telomere theory of aging \u2013 is, unfortunately, rarely spelled out in detail and almost universally misunderstood in the first place. For example, many people assume that this theory suggests that aging is determined by telomere length, while in reality it suggests that aging is determined by a changes in telomere length.\nThe telomere theory of aging has so far been tested in cells and tissues and in both cases the results were consistent with the theory: when you reset telomere lengths, you reset aging, whether in humans or in animals, in cells or in tissues. The theory has also been tried in vivo, using an oral compound, and the initial results likewise support the theory. These various experiments underline the importance practical interventions over simplistic explanations: if you can\u2019t change it, you can\u2019t prove it. Science demands that a theory be testable; the medical viewpoint demands that a theory offer a potential intervention. If you can\u2019t test it, then it isn\u2019t science; if you can\u2019t intervene, then it isn\u2019t medicine.\nOur intent is to test a theory, but far more importantly \u2013 to us and to everyone else \u2013 our intent is to offer interventions.\nComments Off on Aging: philosophy and reality",
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        "raw_content": "IT\u2019S THE ODOR of fresh raw fish you notice first. At 5:30 a.m. in the morning, it\u2019s a jolt to the senses.\nRows of primarily bigeye tuna and broadbill swordfish fill the warehouse at the end of Pier 38 \u2013 a scene straight out of any ahi lover\u2019s dreams.\nmw-feature-012514-fishauction-1\nAn Opah. Photo by Nathalie Walker\nWith the ring of a bell, the auction is under way and a crowd gathers around an auctioneer who begins rattling off numbers that steadily increase with each bid until the first fish is sold. The groups move systematically down the line, bidding and buying fish at varying costs. When one pallet of fish is sold, it is removed and replaced with another bearing more fish, while buyers continue throughout the warehouse until each fish has been sold.\nIt\u2019s a lively process that repeats itself six days a week.\nFrom all outward appearances, it seems relatively simple. But Honolulu Fish Auction is not all that meets the eye.\n\u201cSuffice to say, there\u2019s a lot going on,\u201d says Brooks Takenaka, United Fishing Agency, LTD. assistant general manager.\nPreparing the auction\nUFA began Honolulu Fish Auction in 1952. Annually, the facility sells between 26 million and 28 million pounds of seafood; less than 3 percent reaches foreign soil.\nPreparations for each auction begin around midnight, sometimes even earlier, as the first few boats begin unloading. Fish are then cleaned with ozonated water to eliminate bacteria, weighed and processed. After the fish is set up for the auction, it is treated for a second time with ozonated water.\nThe warehouse sits at a very chilly 45 degrees and the fish are kept heavily iced.\nBecause it is the first to receive the fish, the organization carefully adheres to U.S. Food and Drug Administration guidelines. Every fish is inspected and those that appear questionable are not sold.\n\u201cWhat we have tried to do is apply science to this system, and basically come up with the best product we can,\u201d says Takenaka. \u201cIn other words, the better product we can deliver to the consumer \u2026 the better we\u2019re going to do on behalf of the fishermen.\u201d\nAt the core of the auction lies a unique relationship with the fishermen. Since it first began, UFA has done everything from building partnerships with local purveyors to attending government meetings on their behalf.\n\u201cThe working relationship with the fishermen is also a matter of trying to do the best we can on their behalf,\u201d says Takenaka.\nA vibrant auction\nDuring the auction, most fish sell within minutes, some even faster. For 35 years, Takenaka has made this his life. Like many of the buyers, he can tell within seconds whether a fish is worth its price. Physical clues allow bidders to make quick decisions and anything may affect its price \u2013 a blue ring around a fish\u2019s eye indicates it is very fresh, but a bruise or shark bite may lower its overall desirability.\nA portion from each fish\u2019s tail is sliced for display so that buyers can inspect the fish before bidding on it.\nA majority of buyers represent wholesalers, while others, such as Guy Tamashiro of Tamashiro Market, purchase fish for retail use. Restaurants are also represented.\n\u201cThe auction process is a great thing because, for someone like me, I can pick and choose \u2026 what I want,\u201d Tamashiro says.\nToday\u2019s prized possession is a 183-pound bigeye tuna. Marbles of fat and an otherwise pristine appearance indicate it is going to sell high, and buyers speculate about what its final selling price will be.\nAs Takenaka says, \u201cFat is where the flavor is.\u201d\nFor everyone, the camaraderie is an experience that can only be gained from being there in that moment.\nTakenaka has been asked about shifting to electronic methods, but he says that won\u2019t be happening anytime soon.\n\u201cThe emotionalism that\u2019s generated lends itself to the excitement as well as, I think, just the whole function of the auction,\u201d he says.\nBeyond the auction\nAs with all things directly involved with the environment, sustainability continues to be an issue the fishing industry and its governing agencies address.\nConcerns over sustainability include everything from safe fishing methods to the amount that is fished, and extend into the community through educational outreach.\nThough it is a difficult term to define, experts note Hawaii has played an important role in influencing the world in its efforts to improve sustainable fishing.\n\u201cWe are not late to the table, we are actually out front, in that fishery management always operated under a science-based system that focuses on maximum sustainable yield that\u2019s very defined,\u201d says Hawaii Seafood Council (HSC) program manager John Kaneko.\nAccording to its website, the nonprofit \u201csupports responsible fisheries and sustainable seafood in Hawaii for future generations through consumer education, out-reach, and research.\u201d It also seeks to elevate the appreciation of fisheries managed by NOAA\u2019s National Marine Fisheries Service.\nHSC uses its website to provide the public with information and research. It also works closely with culinary arts students and professionals, and regularly conducts educational tours of the auction that also are open to the public.\nNOAA Fisheries Service, meanwhile, manages off-shore fisheries and acts as the regulatory agency to establish and implement rules for fishermen and fish-eries. Through NOAA\u2019s efforts, a cap was set to control the amount of vessels in Hawaii\u2019s longline fleet, and in 2008 it established a catch limit in response to increased fishing of bigeye tuna.\nThe organization also has worked directly with fishermen to determine safer methods of fishing to decrease its dangerous interaction with seabirds and other sea animals. The use of circle hooks, for instance, allows captured turtles to be removed safely and released back into the ocean. Many measures that were initially implemented in Hawaii to ensure a sustainable industry have since been adopted throughout the world.\n\u201cWhen we look at our fishery, and we look at the conduct of other fishing nations as well as the fisheries from these Pacific Island counterparts, our fishery has the model fishery for our region,\u201d says NOAA Fisheries Service regional administrator Michael Tosatto.\nWhile those in the industry continue to ensure the longevity of Hawaii\u2019s commercial fishing industry, both Kaneko and Tosatto agree that community involvement is key.\nAccording to Takenaka, America imports about 92 percent of its seafood.\n\u201cWe need to make a decision between imported products and those that are domestically produced,\u201d says Kaneko. \u201cIf we can\u2019t support local, support Hawaii and support American, I don\u2019t know what we\u2019re doing.\u201d\nFor more information, visit hawaii-seafood.org.\njkim@midweek.com\nHawaii Seafood Council\nCosmetic Dad\nTeen On The Move",
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        "raw_content": "Mining companies need to determine how to operate in a market that is also characterized by rising stakeholder demands, a widening talent gap, dwindling access to key inputs such as energy and water, and a Chinese economy growing at under 7%, rather than 12%, just to mention some challenges. (Image courtesy of Codelco | Flickr.)\n2019 could go down in history as the year mining companies stopped anchoring their strategic planning around producing the highest volumes of ore at the lowest possible cost, and understood that focusing on the composition of their portfolios to offer a unique investment opportunity was the key to success, a study published Tuesday shows.\nDeloitte\u2019s \u201cTracking the Trends\u201d annual mining report, now in its 11th edition, outlines how the challenges and opportunities the industry faces and proposes way to adapt to fast changes.\nMining companies, it says, now need to determine how to operate in a market that is also characterized by rising stakeholder demands, a widening talent gap, dwindling access to key inputs such as energy and water, and a Chinese economy growing at under 7%, rather than 12%, just to mention some challenges.\n\u201cIn today\u2019s climate, miners must focus on differentiating their business models to generate long-term value, not only to attract investors, but also to remain successful in the communities in which they operate,\u201d Deloitte\u2019s Canada and Global Consulting Leader Mining & Metals, Andrew Swart, said.\n\u201cWe believe there is a significant opportunity for mining companies to harness the power of data and analytics,\u201d he told MINING.com. \u201cAs mining companies invest in technology, be it in the core operational or supporting processes, companies should be doing it with a view of how they will collect and utilize data going forward.\u201d\nMiners, he explained, need to ensure that they can gather data from pieces of equipment in real time or deploy sensors in key process areas, so that they can leverage the power of data to optimize those processes in real time.\nThe report notes how conversations around the fourth industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0, revolve around the ways in which physical and digital technologies \u2014 such as analytics, AI, cognitive technologies, robotics, cloud computing, and the IoT\u2014 are combining to create digital enterprises that are both interconnected and capable of more informed decision-making.\nIn today\u2019s climate, miners must focus on differentiating their business models to generate long-term value for investors and also their communities.\nFor Glenn Ives, Americas Mining and Metals Leader at Deloitte Canada, it represents a new era of business that can only be harnessed by leaders who have \u201cthe courage of their conviction.\u201d\nBeyond rethinking their mining strategy, companies should pay attention to other top growing industry trends that would determine their success. According to Deloitte, they are:\nThe frontier of analytics and artificial intelligence (AI): Mining companies are investing in analytics and AI in a bid to leverage the data they generate to sharpen planning and decision-making across the mining value chain. This could improve safety, increase productivity, reduce costs, and enhance the employee experience. As they consider how to move up the analytics and AI maturity ladder, miners are learning from global trends in other industries, exploring new use cases, and determining where best to focus their investment.\nManaging risk in the digital era: In today\u2019s broadened risk landscape, traditional assurances around risk are no longer effective. Boards, investors, and communities expect mining companies to have a forward-looking view on risk, moving from risk assurance to the anticipation of emerging risks. This will be enabled by analytics and a range of AI and cognitive tools that are now available to mining companies.\nDigitizing the supply chain: The mining sector is at the earliest stages of building a digital supply network (DSN). The organizations that determine how to interlink their supply chains, from pit-to-port, can do more than break down operational silos. They can also gain the end-to-end visibility needed to enhance their asset utilization, operational efficiency, and productivity\u2014realizing hard dollar savings as a result.\nDriving sustainable shared social outcomes: Organizations across industries are now being assessed on metrics far beyond financial performance. They are being judged based on their relationships with their workers, customers, communities, and regulators\u2014as well as their impact on society at large. Miners are no exception. They must go beyond seeing corporate social responsibility as a cost of compliance and listen more closely to their constituents to determine what stakeholders truly want and shift their operational processes in response.\nExploring the water-energy nexus: Water is quickly rising to the top of mining companies\u2019 agendas as one of the greatest constraints to supply. By approaching energy and water management in tandem, mining companies can make business choices that optimize the use of both. These changes are increasingly necessary if mining companies hope to maintain productivity, assuage community concerns, and manage their environmental risks in an energy-and water-constrained world.\nDecoding capital projects: After the challenges faced during the last down cycle, there is a sense of optimism for mining companies as commodity demand picks up. Before launching into the next wave of investment, miners must learn from the mistakes of the past and rebuild trust with stakeholders. Organizations that focus now on putting the right capital project capabilities into place can strengthen their capacity to adjust supply in response to shifting demand patterns.\nReimagining work, workers, and the workplace: As digitization and automation alters the very nature of work, and the mining industry faces a massive generational shift with enrolment in mining-related disciplines down, miners will need to broaden their talent strategies. They must consider not only the shifting nature of work, but how to attract a new variety of workers and tailor their workplaces accordingly.\nThe social contract between mines and communities is set to shift, Deloitte's Andrew Swart told MINING.com. Historically, it was based around jobs, but companies will need to include how to bring value to communities as a central issue in their corporate strategies.\nOperationalizing diversity and inclusion programs: To improve diversity and inclusion in the mining industry, and to attract new talent to help meet the industries\u2019 digitization, automation, and innovation goals, mining organizations will need to shift historical perceptions about the industry. This will involve collaboration across organizations as they recruit from education institutions and other online platforms, a focus on exposing unconscious biases that influence hiring decisions and contribute to workplace inequality, and the implementation of more flexible workplace practices.\nDemanding provenance: As consumer demand for battery minerals rises, so too does the demand for transparent provenance. This is exposing miners to increased scrutiny as socially-conscious consumers question the origin of raw materials in products ranging from cell phones to electric vehicles. As a result, downstream customers\u2014such as automotive manufacturers and tech giants\u2014are demanding ethically-sourced minerals. This is driving the adoption of technologies such as blockchain to enhance the traceability of commodities.\nThe experts acknowledge that blockchain is mostly being used for supply chain transparency and highlight how very few companies, such as Goldcorp, are applying it in a different way. The Canadian gold miner has begun using blockchain to make direct sales to dealers and banks, Deloitte sees more broadly opportunities in commodities trading and the creation of smart contracts.\n\u201cOne of the key value drivers for blockchain applications often comes down to the volume and frequency of transactions,\u201d Swart says. \u201cMany companies don\u2019t necessarily have the scale/volume of transactions to make these applications viable so it will often depend on the individual dynamics of that company and commodity. 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        "raw_content": "When I was six years old, I received a beautiful blue, Schwinn, two-wheeled, bike for my birthday. I couldn\u2019t wait to take it out on the rocky side road next to our home. Fortunately for me, it came with training wheels. I took learning to ride this bike seriously, and couldn\u2019t wait for the day my training wheels were taken off. When the big day finally arrived, I proceeded to balance, wobble, and ride my bike up the road. I remember the big smile I had on my face before the front wheel hit a very large embedded rock, and abruptly stopped my forward progress. Up and over the top of the handlebars I went. I ended up with a cut on my lip and an assortment of bruises, but refused to have my training wheels reattached. After all, I had experienced moments of balancing bliss. A few more attempts, and I had the balance thing figured out. I\u2019ve been working on balance and moving forward ever since.\nThese days, creating a balanced life seems to revolve around time; two things I strive to have more of. Closely related, it is difficult to have one without the other. Like time, balance changes in a split second. It takes constant consideration on my part, a vigil of sorts, to keep balance in check. I equate being out of balance to attempting to ride my bike, without training wheels, and continually falling over. If I am not making the time and doing what is necessary for me to create balance, I am not moving forward. When I am not moving forward, I am not happy. See how that works?\nIn my life, balance includes taking the time to do what is necessary for my health and well being, first and foremost! When I do this, I can be a better me. While life doesn\u2019t come with training wheels, I am discovering it is up to me to set my own standards in order to maintain balance in my life. I can allow everyone else to carve out a piece of my time, a piece of me, or I can choose how I want my time allocated. Unless I set my own standards for living, I will ultimately be out of balance. With each little discovery I make, I am finding the balance that works for me. I am finding the key to happiness, with or without training wheels.\nGirl on a bicycle photo courtesy of anyjazz65\nLabels: balance, choice, forward",
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        "raw_content": "With this post I begin my ninth year of blogging at this website. I\u2019m still somewhat startled when someone mentions something I have blogged about in the regular course of conversation - momentarily I think, how do they know that? Then it dawns on me, oh they've read my book or follow one of my blogs. It\u2019s kind of like a big hug, though, and a confirmation that my writing is not all about me. It\u2019s knowing there are others out there connecting with my words that motivate me to continue writing.\nWhen I first began blogging, I was determined to blog for at least five years. Then my goal was to blog until I published my book It Is What It Is. With that goal accomplished in May of this year - now what? I can honestly say I don\u2019t know. Currently, I publish on this site and on our travel site with my husband. I may not publish as often as I used to here, but my personal thoughts are dedicated to this site and not the travel site. Let\u2019s just say, those blogs are two entirely different takes on what I have going on in my life. What I do know is that I will continue to post here for now, and hopefully continue to inspire others with my words.\nMany of you have asked if there will be another book, I know I have more books in my head, but it depends which one wants to come out next! I've also been asked by a number of people to publish how we went about making such an abrupt change in our lifestyle, and that just happens to be one of the books in my head! Whether or not I can dedicate the time to write books, publish blogs, and fit this all in with my full time traveling lifestyle will remain to be seen. Until then, I\u2019ll keep you posted!\nThank YOU for all your kind words, comments, and sharing the love of this site with others over the years. Here\u2019s to another one - cheers!\nPhoto courtesy of iconspng.com\nLabels: Book, celebration, gratitude, intention\nAfter staying in areas with limited to no internet service and handling delays due to traveling the last 6 weeks, my book It Is What It Is was officially updated on July 10. So, for those of you ordering books for the first time or ordering additional books, you will receive the corrected cover version.\nWhile I was home recently, I delivered a copy of my book to various people that had inspired the many essays I wrote in Part II of It Is What It Is. When I had a theme in mind for a chapter, it seemingly fell in my lap the very day I was going to write about that particular theme. Many of the people I visited recently had no idea I had written a book way back when. It was delightful to spend time with friends I hadn\u2019t seen in years. In one case, my caring mailman I wrote about in Part I had died. I felt a great sadness for someone I knew very little about, but that someone, Eric, had a major impact on my life. As I look back on everyone involved, not only in this book but in my life, I understand there\u2019s a reason why people filter through our lives at one time or another. I am eternally grateful for having recognized their strengths that fulfilled my needs. I can only hope I've been there to fulfill their needs.\nAs I'm traveling around, I've been donating signed copies of It Is What It Is to local libraries. It puts a smile on the face of whoever I hand my book over to. And of course, I can't help feel the love in return. You may not be aware of this, but local libraries are always glad to receive donated books. Prior to downsizing our life to traveling full-time, we donated our extensive reading collection to the local library and any books of value to Seattle Children's Hospital thrift stores. 100% of the proceeds at these bargain boutiques goes to the uncompensated family care fund - for those families who cannot afford needed medical care.\nMany of you have mentioned purchasing It Is What It Is for others, only to find those that have been given a book are not able to place a review on Amazon. In order to comment, you have to be a verified buyer. If you would like a comment to be available for others, you can send it to me and I will include it on my book buzz page above. See the sidebar to the right to contact me.\nBook photo courtesy of damclark's\nLabels: Book, gratitude, It Is What It Is",
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        "raw_content": "UN's Mission is Strategic Coherence: Security Council\nIn its resolution 1740 (2007), the UN Security Council has unanimously authorized a \"limited duration\" UN monitoring mission in Nepal to ensure \"strategic coherence and operational cooperation\" among donors and parties.\nThe UN Security Council unanimously OKs Sec General Ban-Ki Moon's proposal on Nepal peace process submitted to UNSC on 9 January 2007. Now formally, the United Nations Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) will be able to play, up to 12 months, a monitoring role in the election process. The 6-point resolution lays out the mandate of the mission\u2014monitoring arms management and assisting to implement the agreement between the Seven Parties Alliance and the Maoist party, providing technical support in planning and monitoring the Constituent Assembly elections, authorizing 12-month long monitoring mission as well as appointing Sec General\u2019s Special Representative as UN coordinator in Kathmandu. The Council expects to be regularly informed about the progress in Nepal, as well as requests the parties in Nepal to abide by the rule of law, among others.\nThe following is the full text of the resolution 1740 (2007):\nSecurity Council: 5622nd Meeting (PM)\nSecurity Council establishes United Nations political mission in nepal,\nWatch the video of the UNSC proceedings.\nRecognizing the strong desire of the people of Nepal for peace and the restoration of democracy and noting the request of the Nepalese Government and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) for United Nations assistance in implementing the 2006 Comprehensive Peace Agreement, the Security Council today established a United Nations Political Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) for one year, with a mandate to monitor the ceasefire and assist in the election of a Constituent Assembly.\nThrough the unanimous adoption of resolution 1740 (2007), the Council also tasked the new Mission with monitoring the management of arms and armed personnel of both sides through a Joint Monitoring Coordinating Committee.\nThe new Political Mission would provide technical support for the planning, preparation and conduct of the election and provide a small team of electoral monitors to review all technical aspects of the electoral process and report on the conduct of the election.\nThe Council also expressed its intention to terminate or further extend UNMIN\u2019s mandate upon the request of the Nepalese Government, taking into consideration the Secretary-General\u2019s expectation that the Mission would be a focused mission of limited duration.\nIn a related provision, the Council requested the parties in Nepal to take the necessary steps to promote the safety, security and freedom of UNMIN and associated personnel in executing the tasks defined in the mandate.\nThe meeting began at 12:16 p.m. and adjourned at 12:20 p.m.\nThe complete text of resolution 1740 (2007) reads as follows:\n\u201cWelcoming the signing on 21 November by the Government of Nepal and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) of a Comprehensive Peace Agreement, and the stated commitment of both parties to transforming the existing ceasefire into a permanent and sustainable peace and commending the steps taken to date to implement the Agreement,\n\u201cTaking note of the request of the parties for United Nations assistance in implementing key aspects of the Agreement, in particular monitoring of arrangements relating to the management of arms and armed personnel of both sides and election monitoring,\n\u201cRecalling the letter of the Secretary-General of 22 November 2006 (S/2006/920) and the statement of its President of 1 December (S/PRST/2006/49), and welcoming progress made in dispatching an advance deployment of monitors and electoral personnel to Nepal,\n\u201cRecognizing the strong desire of the Nepalese people for peace and the restoration of democracy and the importance in this respect of the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, and encouraging the parties to maintain that momentum,\n\u201cRecognizing the need to pay special attention to the needs of women, children and traditionally marginalized groups in the peace process, as mentioned in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement,\n\u201cWelcoming the Secretary-General\u2019s report of 9 January 2007 (S/2007/7) and having considered its recommendations, which are based on the request of the signatories of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the findings of the technical assessment mission,\n\u201cExpressing its readiness to support the peace process in Nepal in the timely and effective implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement,\n\u201cReaffirming the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of Nepal and its ownership of the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement,\n\u201cExpressing appreciation for the efforts of the Secretary-General and his Personal Representative, the United Nations Country Team including the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and other United Nations representatives in Nepal,\n\u201c1. Decides to establish a United Nations political mission in Nepal (UNMIN) under the leadership of a Special Representative of the Secretary-General and with the following mandate based on the recommendations of the Secretary-General in his report:\n(a) To monitor the management of arms and armed personnel of both sides, in line with the provisions of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement;\n(b) To assist the parties through a Joint Monitoring Coordinating Committee in implementing their agreement on the management of arms and armed personnel of both sides, as provided for in that agreement;\n(c) To assist in the monitoring of the ceasefire arrangements;\n(d) To provide technical support for the planning, preparation and conduct of the election of a Constituent Assembly in a free and fair atmosphere, in consultation with the parties;\n(e) To provide a small team of electoral monitors to review all technical aspects of the electoral process, and report on the conduct of the election;\n\u201c2. Decides that the mandate of UNMIN, in view of the particular circumstances, will be for a period of 12 months from the date of this resolution, and expresses its intention to terminate or further extend that mandate upon request of the Government of Nepal, taking into consideration the Secretary-General\u2019s expectation that UNMIN will be a focussed mission of limited duration;\n\u201c3. Welcomes the Secretary-General\u2019s proposal that his Special Representative will coordinate the United Nations effort in Nepal in support of the peace process, in close consultation with the relevant parties in Nepal and in close cooperation with other international actors;\n\u201c4. Requests the Secretary-General to keep the Council regularly informed of progress in implementing this resolution;\nMeeting to consider the situation in Nepal this afternoon, the Security Council had before it the report of the Secretary-General (document S/2007/7) pursuant to its presidential statement of 1 December 2006 (document S/PRST/2006/49). In the statement, the Council had welcomed the signing on 21 November 2006 of a Comprehensive Peace Agreement in Nepal and had expressed support for the dispatch of a technical assessment mission to Nepal, with a view to a proposal by the Secretary-General of a fully developed concept of operations, including a United Nations political mission to deliver the assistance requested by the Nepalese parties to the peace process, and the dispatch of essential personnel of up to 35 monitors and 25 electoral personnel. The Council had also expressed its readiness to consider his formal proposals as soon as the technical assessment mission was complete. The present report contains such proposals, including the outline for the mandate and focus of a United Nations mission of limited duration.\nProviding background on the situation, the report explains that, since 1990, Nepal has undergone considerable turbulence in its attempt to embrace more open political and economic systems. Despite achieving democratic rule in April 1990 in the wake of a \u201cpeople\u2019s Movement\u201d, the country soon faced internal armed conflict after the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) launched an insurgency in 1996. The estimates of those who disappeared during the decade of armed conflict that followed broadly range from 1,000 to 5,000 people. Tens of thousands were displaced as a result of war, and sexual violence was common. The conflict was also characterized by consistent patterns of impunity for serious human rights abuses. Numerous minors, including girls, were involved in the conflict as Maoist army combatants, while the armies of both sides utilized minors as messengers, sentinels, informers, cooks and in other support functions, including paramilitary activities. The conflict also increased women\u2019s visibility. Many women and girls joined the Maoist army, making up an estimated 40 per cent of combatants.\nNepal faced a deepening crisis of governance after the collapse of the first ceasefire and peace talks between the Government and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) in 2001 and the suspension of Parliament in 2002, the report says. In October 2002, King Gyanendra, who had acceded to the throne following the death of his brother, King Birendra, in the June 2001 palace massacre, dismissed the Prime Minister and ruled until February 2005 through a series of appointed Prime Ministers. A second ceasefire and peace talks between the Government and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) collapsed in August 2003 in an atmosphere of mutual mistrust. The casualty rates from the war rapidly soared. On 1 February 2005, King Gyanendra dismissed his appointed Prime Minister and ministers and assumed executive powers while directing a harsh crackdown on mainstream democratic parties, the media and civil society. The King\u2019s assumption of sweeping and direct authority threatened to prolong and escalate the conflict while creating a risk of State collapse. At the same time, the King\u2019s policies and their failure to bring about peace united disparate political and social forces against royal rule and towards a common basis for the restoration of democracy and long-term peace.\nIn November 2005, the Seven-Party Alliance of parliamentary parties and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) signed a 12-point understanding vowing to \u201cestablish absolute democracy by ending autocratic monarchy\u201d, the report further states. The groundbreaking understanding, coupled with the Nepalese people\u2019s strong desire for peace and restoration of democracy, helped establish the foundation for the emergence of broad-based people\u2019s movement. In April 2006, mass demonstrations across the country, with strong participation by women and marginalized groups, brought an end to the King\u2019s direct rule, led to the restoration of Parliament and a mutual ceasefire, and opened the way for further negotiations between the Alliance and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist). On 21 November 2006, the parties signed the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, consolidating earlier agreements and understandings, and declared an end to the war. This historic achievement was the culmination of a year-long process of negotiation between the signatories and an expression of the widespread desire of the people of Nepal to end a conflict that had claimed more than 130,000 lives. All parties have agreed to the election of a Constituent Assembly as the foundation for a more inclusive democratic system able to address the country\u2019s persistent problems of social exclusion. However, marginalized groups, including women, have expressed concerns that the planned mixed electoral system will not ensure their adequate representation.\nThe report recalls that, in a letter dated 22 November to the Security Council President (document S/2006/920), the former Secretary-General sought the Council\u2019s agreement to the dispatch of an assessment mission and the deployment of an advance group of up to 35 monitors and 25 electoral personnel to Nepal. He also informed the Council that once consultations with the parties had progressed sufficiently and the logistical support and security requirements for a fully fledged mission had been assessed, he would propose to the Council a concept of operations for carrying out the required tasks. The Council, in its presidential statement of 1 December 2006, welcomed this proposed course. On 28 November, following negotiations, the parties reached agreement on modalities for the monitoring of arms and armies, which extensively detailed the arrangements for United Nations monitoring. The Secretary-General\u2019s Personal Representative signed the agreement as a witness on 8 December 2006.\nWhile Nepal has made remarkable progress towards peace, the magnitude of the tasks ahead and the potential threats to the peace process must not be underestimated, the report notes further. During the conflict, normal government functions ceased across wide swathes of Nepal. If the Government fails to restore local government, there will be a clear lack of equal democratic space for all political forces in advance of the election. Rising crime rates linked to the prevailing security vacuum are also a serious concern, and if Nepal fails to facilitate the integration of Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) combatants and others operating in paramilitary structures, many of whom are young people and children, unrest could mar the election and post-election climate.\nThe report finds that all parties have committed themselves to moving forward rapidly with the Constituent Assembly election, and the operational challenges in adhering to this timetable are considerable. Given the lack of Government presence in the countryside, conducting a credible election by mid-June of this year will challenge the capacity of all involved. Similarly, a failure to provide basic public services to conflict-affected communities could result in \u201cdangerously unfulfilled expectations\u201d. The debate over the country\u2019s future could also swiftly exacerbate ethnic, regional, linguistic and other tensions. \u201cIf Nepal fails to meaningfully include traditionally marginalized groups in the peace process and in the election, and in the deliberations of the Constituent Assembly, the country will lose a crucial opportunity to harness the strength and vision of its own people and leave some of the key underlying causes of the conflict unaddressed.\u201d In addition, the exclusion of women from participation in public life and from the peace process so far has been \u201calmost total\u201d.\nThe report details a proposed United Nations mission in Nepal as having the following tasks, among others: supporting the peace process; monitoring the management of arms and armies of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist); assisting in the monitoring of the ceasefire arrangements; providing electoral support for a Constituent Assembly; and paying special attention to the needs of marginalized groups. 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        "raw_content": "Out Of Mind \u00bb GALACTIC AWARENESS \u00bb HISTORIES MYSTERIES \u00bb The Osirion Temple and the Flower of Life: An archaeological nightmare\nThe Osirion Temple and the Flower of Life: An archaeological nightmare\n1 The Osirion Temple and the Flower of Life: An archaeological nightmare on Thu Nov 16, 2017 2:20 am\nLocated in Abydos, modern-day Egypt we find a number of incredible structures. Among them is the so-called Osirion or Osireon an ancient Egyptian temple located to the rear of the temple of Seti I. It is located in the extension of the longitudinal axis of the temple of Seti I and was made with limestone, reddish sandstone, and granite.\nThe temple was discovered in 1902 by Flinders Petrie and Margaret Murray who were excavating the Temple of Seti I. The entire site was uncovered in 1926. Mainstream archaeologists place the temple to the reign of Set I.\nIts structure consists of a vaulted corridor, which, starting from the temple of Seti I, reaches the antechamber, a short passage that connects with the great central chamber, and the last chamber, parallel to the antechamber.\nThe building typology, its elements and the materials used (granite) are similar to the temple of the valley of the pyramid of Khafre, in Giza, so some scholars have suggested that it may be a copy or a previous building that was reused.\nThe Osirion temple. Image Credit: Shutterstock\nThe Osirion is also known as the tomb of Osiris, while the temple of Seti is known as the temple of Osiris. Abydos was the main site of the worship of Osiris.\nThe Osirion is fascinating for a number of reasons.\nIt\u2019s extremely difficult to access the interior, due to flooding caused by the rise of the phreatic level of the underground water layer.\nThe Osirion, unlike any other temples at Abydos, was constructed at a lower depth than structures nearby. It also features a completely different architectural approach. The fact that is frequently flooded means that it would have made its construction impossible had the water have been the same at the time it was erected.\nThis raises a number of problems.\nFurthermore, according to Strabo\u2014a Greek geographer, philosopher, and historian\u2014who traveled to the Osirion in the first century BC said that it was built by Ismandes, or Mandes (Amenemhet III), the same builder as the Labyrinth at Hawara.\n\u201cAbove this city [Ptolema\u00efs] lies Abydus, where is the Memnonium, a royal building, which is a remarkable structure built of solid stone, and of the same workmanship as that which I ascribed to the Labyrinth, though not multiplex; and also, a fountain which lies at a great depth, so that one descends to it down vaulted galleries made of monoliths of surprising size and workmanship.\u201d\nMany believe that this temple was not the work of the Egyptians., but rather an ancient site they found and built their temples around it and continued worshiping it for millennia.\nThere are theories that suggest that when the temple was built, it was not located beneath the soil and that during thousands of years that would follow, sediments started piling up eventually covering the temple entirely. This theory would suggest the Osirion as not built by the ancient Egyptians as mainstream scholars put forth, but by a civilization that predates them.\nMore curious details are revealed if we decide to compare the architecture of that period, and the Temple of Seti I, you see the difference clearly.\nIt\u2019s as if the Osirion is a temple out of place and time.\nThis is why perhaps the biggest reason that goes against the conventional dating of this structure is the architectural context. The new architecture of the ancient Egyptians is incredibly different in its style and form, and although each temple of the new kingdom is unique, there is a multiplicity of stylistic coherence between their designs.\nCuriously, the Osirion does not exhibit any of these traits. Furthermore, there is an absence of inscriptions on the site, and it seems that the construction with megaliths is unique to the architecture of the new kingdom, not to mention that tt seems almost absurd that Seti built his temple on one level, and the Osirion a few meters deeper into the ground.\nThe Flower of Life at the Osirion\nThe flower of life \u2018engraved\u2019 on a megalithic block at the Osirion. Image Credit: Shutterstock\nAnother fascinating feature we found at the Osirion is the Flower of Life.\nThe shape was not painted but was engraved in the rock. This means that even though so scratch of a piece the curious symbols remains. It is carved a few centimeters into the rock.\nThere are those who dare to say that the symbol seems as if it was engraved with some sort of laser. Of course, there isn\u2019t actually evidence to support this claim, other than the fact that \u2018it looks like that\u2019.",
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        "raw_content": "Russia raises alarm over U.S. support of Venezuela's opposition\nRE: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-r...ws%29&&rpc=401\nMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday Moscow was alarmed by U.S. talk of some kind of possible U.S. military option for Venezuela and accused Washington of leaning on the opposition there to block talks with the government.\nLavrov, addressing his annual news conference, said the U.S. approach to Venezuela showed U.S. efforts to try to undermine governments around the world it didn\u2019t like were continuing.\nU.S. President Donald Trump\u2019s administration has indicated its support for an opposition leader, ratcheting up pressure on Venezuela\u2019s socialist President Nicolas Maduro as he embarks on a disputed second term.\nIn 2017, Trump said he didn\u2019t rule out a \u201cmilitary option\u201d to put an end to what he regards as economic chaos in Venezuela, a close Russian ally, in comments that brought widespread condemnation.\nThe U.S. has also criticized Moscow for launching military flights to Venezuela, rebukes that the Kremlin has rejected.\nVenezuela\u2019s opposition-run Congress this week declared Maduro a \u201cusurper\u201d as Washington weighed recognizing the leader of the Congress, Juan Guaido, as the country\u2019s legitimate president, two people familiar with the matter said.\nPompeo on Wednesday said the United States, which has already imposed sanctions on Maduro and a number of his top allies, backed the opposition\u2019s action.\n\u201cWe congratulate, recognize & support the courage of #Venezuela\u2019s National Assembly to formally declare #Maduro a \u2018usurper\u2019 of democracy & to transfer executive responsibilities to the National Assembly,\u201d Pompeo wrote on Twitter.\nOver the weekend, Pompeo called Maduro\u2019s government illegitimate and said the United States would work with like-minded countries in Latin America to restore democracy in Venezuela.\nReporting by: Vladimir Soldatkin and Christian Lowe; Additional reporting by Susan Heavey; Editing by Andrew Osborn and Franklin Paul",
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        "raw_content": "Home Our Children A new start for Mos at the Redemptorist Vocational School Pattaya\nA new start for Mos at the Redemptorist Vocational School Pattaya\nMos was living with his grandparents in a village close to the Thai-Cambodian border when at the age of five years he stepped on a land mine which blew both his legs off. He got used to using an adult size wheelchair, the only one available, and when he started school he wheeled himself five kilometers to school and five kilometers home each day, no matter the weather.\nBy the age of nine his grandparents were no longer able to take care of him, so they brought him to Pattaya where he found a home at the Father Ray Children\u2019s Home.\nMos, left, on his first day at vocational school.\nHe made friends, attended school, learned to use prosthetics, became a goalkeeper in the futsal team, played guitar in a band and grew into a teenager. And he also had dreams of returning to his village in Sa Kaeo province, which he did for a while before returning to his home in Pattaya.\nMos is now eighteen years of age and on the morning of Monday 5th November he joined seventy nine other young adults enrolling at the Redemptorist Vocational School for People with Disabilities here in Pattaya.\nWhile Mos did not have too far to travel, students at the school come from all corners of the country and they all arrive with the hopes and dreams of a better life.\nAnother new arrival is thirty year old Jim, who gets around on what looks like a go-kart. He lies on a piece of wood and moves the wheels with his feet, steering with two pieces of string. He has tried a wheelchair but finds it too uncomfortable, though by the time he graduates the school may have found a better solution for getting around than what he has now. To enroll at the school he traveled from Chaiyaphum province, accompanied by his family who want the best for their son.\nFor two years the students will be expected to study hard. The school will provide the education, accommodation, food and medical help, all for free. The school will also find them suitable employment once they graduate.\nIn the twenty five years since the school was founded by Father Ray Brennan, almost two thousand five hundred students with disabilities have graduated.\nIn two years time we hope that Mos, Jim and all the other new students will be wearing their graduating gowns, receiving their certificates and going out into the world as equals.\nMore information can be found at www.fr-ray.org or email [email protected]\nMos shortly after he arrived at the Father Ray Children\u2019s Home in 2005.\nIt is always easy to find help at the school.\nThe teachers tied good luck string to the wrists of the students.\nThirty year old Jim wants a better life for himself and his family.\nPrevious articleChinese Premier to visit Thailand Nov 20-21\nNext articleKaren leader reopens border crossings\nMemories formed at Regent\u2019s Senior Formal\nGIS students raise 100,000 baht for disaster fund",
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        "raw_content": "What types of supplements and/or essential oil products are dog owners looking for today?\nConsumers are becoming very demanding with their choice of supplements for their pets. First, the product must deliver the very best; there is no compromise for their beloved pet. It has to always deliver, so the quality has to be consistent. They want natural products that are safe and efficacious with no side effects, as they will use them daily and, in some cases, for many years. They want them to be palatable and a great experience for the pet. Increasingly, we see customers wanting sustainable products. They want to know not only where it is made, but also where the ingredients come from and/or how they have been grown.\nHow has demand for these products grown over the past 10 years?\nAs people have become more health conscious for themselves, they want the same benefits for their beloved pets. As a result, we have seen phenomenal growth in products that deliver on the promise. Ten years ago, Lintbells didn\u2019t exist. Today, we are the No. 1 supplier in pet health supplements in the U.K. We are currently reaching out to new markets with the same attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction. We\u2019ve seen that pet supplements have been growing consistently over the 10 years.\nWhat is new from Lintbells in supplements or essential oils?\nWe have just launched our soft chews in the leading YuMOVE and YuCALM formulas with unrivaled palatability and a one-a-day format. We have also upgraded our veterinary offering in the U.K. YuMOVE Advance 360 has taken the U.K. veterinary market by storm.\nHow can retailers select a mix of these products that will be strong sellers?\nYuMOVE and YuCALM address two very important challenges for pet parents. By carrying these products, the retailer is helping the consumer make the best possible choices for these issues, with the confidence of our 60-day, money-back guarantee if they are not satisfied with the results.\nWe focus on strong-selling categories rather than a slow-moving portfolio. We want fast-moving products. To achieve this, we invest heavily to make the products perform at the highest level and then aim to deliver the best customer experience possible, whether that\u2019s in retailer training or a toll-free customer service number. These days, creating a product is not enough; we create and deliver the experience.\nHow important is employee knowledge in selling these products? Do you have any training suggestions?\nPeople are the very core of the Lintbells proposition. That means we must invest heavily in training and awareness to help educate the customer to find the best solution. We recommend and support thorough training by our special team, both when starting with the product and then ongoing education.\nHow important is USA-made or -sourced to the supplements or essential oil categories?\nWe believe this is incredibly important, and we get this back from our customers. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to achieve; for example, our green-lipped mussel only grows in New Zealand. It\u2019s important to maintain the quality to deliver the result, so we must source for the best quality; but where possible, we use U.S. ingredients such as corn starch glucosamine, which is not only the best quality, but also U.S.-grown. It is more expensive than glucosamine product from shell fish, which tends to come from China, but we believe sourcing locally where possible is technically and ethically the right thing to do. PB",
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        "raw_content": "Mike Tomlin\u2019s wife Kiya Winston Tomlin\nAs someone who\u2019s not entirely tone-deaf to fashion and style, I can give a plus-one for Mike Tomlin\u2019s wife Kiya Tomlin and her cool clothing line. She\u2019s doing a great job promoting it with the help of the internet, and the overall quality of the looks appears to be quite high. Her original idea was to combine dresses and sweatshirt hoodies, and they look surprisingly fresh to me. I was looking at a picture of her first prototype, and even that looked cool. That aesthetic has now been moulded into sweatsuits designed for today\u2019s busy lifestyle. I know that doesn\u2019t exactly sounds like high fashion, but I kind of dig some of her looks.\nI know I\u2019m kind of beating this whole fashion thing into the ground a bit, but let me also mention quickly that Mike Tomlin\u2019s wife Kiya uses bamboo as the foundation fabric for her clothing line. The reason she does this is because it\u2019s what she calls an \u201cincredibly sustainable fabric.\u201d It\u2019s also soft and absorbs moisture very well. It sounds to me like Kiya has put an awful lot of time and thought into her clothing line, and that makes me want her to succeed. Also, I see a good amount of player wives and girlfriends who start clothing lines, and I would say that Kiya\u2019s is the best I\u2019ve seen. Her concept is more interesting, and she has very high taste.\nKiya married Mike in 1996, and they\u2019ve lived in Pittsburgh for some time now (since 2007). They\u2019ve had three kids together, and it should be noted that Mike was only 35 years old when they hired him, and the Steelers have a very clear history of hiring head coaches who are in their 30\u2019s. I\u2019m not entirely sure what the strategy behind this is, but the trend is very clear and dates back a very long time (the 1930\u2019s). Anyway, Mike Tomlin\u2019s wife has attended many Steelers fashion shows for charity and has even modeled for a few of them with her own clothes, naturally. Go check her company out!\nshe look pretty good\nevelyn colclough\nU are very Petty N I am sure u are as Sweet as his Mother I went to high school with his Mother, will please tell her Evelyn Colclough said hello thank U.Much Love.",
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        "raw_content": "By raincoats On January 30, 2019 January 30, 2019 Tagged A fair idea of market, Cater to your requirement\nIn the end, a lot depends on your budget. It is natural to look for cheap women\u2019s rain coats since you would not want to go over the budget. However, this does not imply that you do not pay heed to the other relevant factors.\nAs incredible as it may sound, it is indeed possible to find cheap women\u2019s rain coats with all the right features, provided that you are willing to put in the time and effort.\nCater to your requirement\nThe first thing that you need to do is make a list of all the features that you need. Pay heed to the activities that you will perform wearing the raincoat, how often you will be wearing it and the style statement you intend to make. Once you have prepared the list, you can commence your search for cheap women\u2019s rain coats. It is seen that certain types of raincoats are more affordable than others. For instance, waterproof raincoats are cheaper as compared to water-resistant. 2-layered raincoats are low in cost as compared to 3-layered raincoats. Thus, the features that hold importance to you will decide the budget you should allow for the same.\nIt is very easy to decide that you want to get your hands on one of the cheap women\u2019s rain coats. However, you have to take a look at the bigger picture. If you purchase something that is low in cost, but you cannot use much, your money will be wasted. Therefore, opt for something that is not only affordable but also caters to your requirement, something you will be able to use for longer durations and will not be a source of disappointment for you. Taking a look at some sales would be a good idea.\nA fair idea of market\nIt will be a good idea to conduct a research of the market to acquire better understanding of the options that you have. Once you have done so, you can set a realistic budget for yourself. This will make sure that you do not end up missing out on any important feature and get just what you are looking for.",
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        "raw_content": "Eco-theologian Father Sean McDonagh, author of On Care for Our Common Home, talks about the Laudato si, which is Pope Francis\u2019s 42000 word encyclical on the need to care for animals and the environment\u2026\nRecently Eco-theologian Father Sean McDonagh visited Brisbane, and said the Laudato si would be a good guide for the youth of the 21st Century.\nIt was written by Pope Francis, published in June 2015, about the need to care for animals and the environment.\nHe said Pope Francis wrote: \u201cThe Earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth\u201d.\nPope Francis wrote that people needed a new moral understanding and a new spiritual understanding that other species have intrinsic value, independent of their usefulness to humans.\nJust as judges interpret the meanings of words in acts of parliament or congress, the Pope interprets the meaning of words in the Bible. Father McDonagh said that Pope Francis in the Laudato si had interpreted the words of Genesis, where that book of the Old Testament says that man had dominion over nature.\nPope Francis interpreted dominion to mean that mankind must act as custodians of nature. He said people must imitate God\u2019s loving kindness and faithfulness and act as God\u2019s viceroys in our relationship with the non-human component of the earth.\nThe pope said we must \u201cforcefully reject\u201d the notion of unbridled dominion over animals, such as mile long fishing nets. We needed attentiveness to animals and their habitats, and this should be a new part of spirituality in the church.\nFather McDonagh said Pope Francis\u2019s 42000 word encyclical was \u201cthe most important to come from a pope in 120 years\u201d.\nAn encyclical is basically a letter or booklet written by a pope about an issue, which goes out to all the churches. Popes have written them through the centuries, about issues like the rights of workers (Pope Leo XXIII in 1891), and sharing the money from economic development with the poor as well as the rich (Pope Paul VI in 1967).\nFather McDonagh\u2019s book On Care for Our Common Home, published by Orbis Books, gives his reflections on the Laudato si and its coverage of issues like climate change, threats to biodiversity, water and food scarcity and destruction of the oceans.\nFather McDonagh\u2019s book also tells the history of Catholic theology on creation. And he suggests ways the Laudato Si could be put into action.\nIn the Laudato si, Pope Francis also wrote that there was a relationship between the poor and a fragile planet. The pope believed there was a scientific consensus that global warming was happening, and that it would affect the poor the most.\nSometimes it seems there is a slim chance of reversing the devastation of the planet. But Pope Francis said \u201cthings can change\u201d and that this was central to the Christian message. Just as Zacchaeus a chief tax collector in Jericho, changed his ways, in the Gospel of Luke, so too could people change their ways in how they treated the environment and animals.\nNo comments for \u201cFather Sean McDonagh\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "California Among Top Three Markets for Foreign Commercial Buyers #investment #realestate #wealth\nFlorida and Texas were the top markets on foreign real estate investors shopping lists in 2016. The National Association of REALTORS said 20 percent of its commercial real estate members closed a sale last year involving foreign buyers.\nFlorida, Texas and California were the most popular markets for offshore buyers acquiring small properties for either investment or use, the REALTORS found in their annual commercial real estate survey.\n\"Nearly half of REALTORS reported that they experienced a greater number of international clients looking to buy commercial space over the past five years,\" NAR's top economist Lawrence Yun said in the report. \"Economic expansion has slowly chugged along since the downturn, but in comparison to the rest of the world, the U.S. remains one of the most attractive and safest bets for investors. There's little evidence this will change anytime soon.\"\nNAR found that most of the foreign buyers making a play in the U.S. were from China. Chinese investors accounted for 17 percent of the commercial property sales handled by Realtors.\nhttps://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2017/06/06/florida-texas-top-foreign-buyers-property-purchase-list",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Reece & Nichols Golden Key Realty - Servicing the following real estate areas: Warsaw, Lake Ozark, and Cole Camp.\nAbout Lake Ozark MO real estate\nThe biggest draw for the Lake of the Ozarks is the waterfront property that is available. Conveniently located in the heart of Missouri, The Lake of the Ozarks is the Midwest's premier lake resort destination, offering world-class boating, golf, shopping and fishing, and a wide variety of lodging, restaurants, state parks, and other recreational activities to suit any budget and taste. Lake of the Ozarks vacations are defined by the Lake and its many waterfront accommodations, restaurants, and recreational and entertainment venues.\nAbout Warsaw MO real estate\nLocated at the head of the Lake of the Ozarks its population was 2070 in 2013. Here you can enjoy hunting and all water activities.\nClick Here For My Free Foreclosure Listings\nFor home buyers I believe that the process should begin with providing a complete picture of the available and surrounding Warsaw and Lake of the Ozarks communities, rather than just showing available homes, one after another. Kennie knows the area well and can show you the advantages of the area including its fantastic views along the waterfront. By using my New Listings Notification, you'll know about new listings before anyone else.\nAs part of my pledge to serve, I am committed to the belief that selling a home is only part of the picture. I market your home on the first pages on the Internet so you are found by thousands of home buyers throughout the world. Sign up for my FREE home evaluation and then contact me to show you how you can have your house seen before anyone else.\nIn my website, you will find detailed reports and local real estate information on the Lake of the Ozarks, Truman Lake and Warsaw MO area.\nWarsaw MO Real Estate and General Information\nAre you thinking about retirement? Maybe you are looking for a place to raise your family away from the rat race. Someplace with old-fashioned values yet is poised and ready in the 21st century. Well Warsaw just may be your place. With a growing population, Warsaw has the best of small town living and yet it is blessed with all the modern amenities needed to sustain a good quality of life.\nNeedless to say, this thriving area has real estate which many say is undervalued. In April of 2013, the median home price in Warsaw was $95,500, a increase of 1.2% from April of 2012. There were 204 home sales in the Warsaw area, the highest priced home sold for $500,000, the lowest priced home sold for $14,400.\nWarsaw Mo real estate offers a highly accredited school system along with various church affiliations and excellent medical facilities. Our community is proud of the Warsaw Airport with its 3500 ft. runway located north of the city on Hwy 65. We are also excited about the state of the art Lost Valley Fish Hatchery located just north of town and operated by the Missouri State Conservation Commission.\nThinking of living and working in a place that provides a vacation atmosphere year round? Two of the best fishing lakes in the state are right here in Warsaw. Lake of the Ozarks and Truman Lake provide swimming, boating and of course, fishing. There are all kinds of activities for the whole family on the water. Come visit Warsaw and stay for a lifetime.\nThere are still great real estate deals in this Lake of the Ozarks and Truman Lake area but you need a local market expert to help you. Kennie Von Holten is an experienced real estate professional who has had almost 10 years of home buying and selling experience in the Warsaw area. During that time, he has dealt with over 1,000 clients, and overseeing more than $25,000,000 of real estate transactions. For true local and knowledgeable service in the Warsaw MO real estate market, contact Kennie Von Holten directly at 660-229-2968.\nWarsaw Listing Service\nNot all listings on the market are listed on this website. I keep an up to date Market Report on ALL listings in Warsaw.\nPlease contact me today so I can create a custom list of the best buying opportunities that meets your needs.",
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        "raw_content": "The Security Industry is Growing\nIn 1997, Americans spent an estimated $14.8 billion on professionally installed electronic security products and services. (This figure includes monthly monitoring fees.); previous totals are: $13.2 billion in 1996 and $10.2 billion in 1995.\nsource: STAT Resources, Inc., Boston, Mass., 617-734-2000\nSpending on electronic security products and services is growing at estimated 4.3 percent per year.\nIn 1997, an average of 13,100 businesses nationwide were classified as \"alarm installing entities.\"\nBy the end of 1998, more than one in five homes (20 percent of households) will be electronically protected. (This number includes both professional and do-it-yourself systems; however NBFAA endorses only professionally installed and monitored systems.)\nsource: J.P. Freeman & Co.\nFrom 1995 to 1998, consumers spent more than $33 billion on home security installations. (This figure includes monitoring costs.)\nSecurity is a Small-Business Dominated Industry\nApproximately one-half of the businesses installing alarm systems have annual revenues of less than $250,000 per year and employ four or fewer employees.\nDue to improved technology and the competitive marketplace, the average price of a security system has decreased in the last seven years; dropping from $1, 509 in 1990 to $1,200 in 1998.\nSecurity Systems Reduce Burglaries\nThere were 2.43 million burglaries in the United States in 1997 and 489,000 robberies. Homes without security systems are about 3 times more likely to be broken into than homes with security systems. (Actual statistic ranges from 2.2 times to 3.1 times, depending on the value of the home.) Businesses without alarm systems are 4.5 times more likely to be burglarized than commercial locations with electronic security in place.\nLosses due to burglary average $400 less in residences with security systems than for a residence without security systems.\nsource: Simon Hakim, Temple University, 215-204-7476\nWhere Burglars Enter a House\nOne survey in Pennsylvania showed that 81 percent of residential intrusions occur through the first floor. 34 percent of burglars entered through the front door; 23 percent through a first-floor window; 22 percent through the back door; 9 percent through the garage; 4 percent entered through a basement; 4 percent through an unlocked entrance; 2 percent through a storage area; and only 2 percent entered anywhere on the second floor\nA study in Connecticut showed that 12 percent of burglaries occurred through an UNLOCKED door.\nA study in Connecticut showed that in 41 percent of alarmed homes that were burglarized, the security system was not turned on.\nsource: Simon Hakim, Temple University, 215-204-7476)\nPolice Believe Security Systems Reduce Burglaries\n90 percent of police believe alarms deter burglary attempts.\nIn 1994, the International Association of Chiefs of Police passed a Board Resolution stating that professionally installed and monitored alarm systems are useful instruments to deter crime and provide peace of mind for residential and business. The organization also pledged to work with the alarm industry to help reduce the problem of false alarms.\nsource: International Assoc. of Chiefs of Police, Alexandria, Va., 703-836-6767\nPeople Feel Safe with Security Systems\n94 percent of alarm owners are satisfied with their alarm systems.\nResidential Fires are Expensive and Deadly\nAbout 80% of all U.S. fire deaths occur in the home.\nIn 1997, home fires caused $508,300 in damage EVERY HOUR.\nsource: National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, Mass., 617-984-7274\nBurglar Bars Can Kill\nFrom 1985 to 1991, an average of 16 people died each year due to burglar bars blocking their exits from burning homes or buildings.\nsource: Learn Not To Burn Foundation, Quincy, Mass., 617-770-3000)\nFires are Linked to Products\nIn 1996, residential fires started by cigarettes accounted for roughly 1,134 civilian deaths, 2,582 civilian injuries, and $326 million in direct property damage.\nIn 1996, children playing with fire (typically lighters and matches) started 87,330 residential, business and car fires resulting in 280 civilian deaths, 2,388 civilian injuries, and more than $278 million in direct property damage.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Evensong for the Feast of the Presentation\nWriters LIVE: Steve Luxenberg \u00bb\nThe inspiring, instructive, and ultimately triumphant memoir of a man who used hard work and a \u201cMaster Plan\u201d to turn a life sentence into a second chance.\nGrowing up in a tough Washington, D.C., neighborhood, Chris Wilson was so afraid for his life he wouldn\u2019t leave the house without a gun. One night, defending himself, he killed a man. At eighteen, he was sentenced to life in prison with no hope of parole.\nBut what should have been the end of his story became the beginning. Deciding to make something of his life, Chris embarked on a journey of self-improvement\u2013reading, working out, learning languages, even starting a business. He wrote his Master Plan: a list of all he expected to accomplish or acquire. He worked his plan every day for years, and in his mid-thirties he did the impossible: he convinced a judge to reduce his sentence and became a free man. Today Chris is a successful social entrepreneur who employs returning citizens; a mentor; and a public speaker. He is the embodiment of second chances, and this is his unforgettable story.\nThis is an Ivy Bookshop event hosted by The Church of the Redeemer. Learn more about this evening.",
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        "raw_content": "Once a holiday destination for apparatchniks, Bulgaria now offers tempting investment opportunities. Think of a land of 50p-pints and \u00a32 meals, long white sands on hot summer days and fully-furnished two-bed beach apartments for \u00a335,000. Add to that guaranteed rental income and a minimum 25 per cent increase in value by this time next year. Where is this paradise? Bulgaria, that\u2019s where.\n\u201cBulgaria has been a tourist destination for decades among holidaymakers from the old Communist block so the basic infrastructure is good, but what it needed was sufficient quality to attract Western markets and that now exists,\u201d says Tahir Ali, a director of Bulgaria Revealed, one of a dozen specialist agencies to emerge in the UK in the past year to promote property in a country until now associated with dodgy wine and an avuncular Womble. \u201cThe old Black Sea resorts were just blocks around a swimming pool. Now developments such as the Diamond Resort in Sunny Beach, which we represent, have a gym, beauty centre, internet caf\u00e9, even an Irish bar,\u201d adds Ali.\nMost of Bulgaria Revealed\u2019s clients are interested in buying off-plan. \u201cYou can find inland properties dirt cheap and do them up, but unless you\u2019re planning to live there, it\u2019s not a worthwhile investment if you\u2019re more than two miles from the coast,\u201d says Ali.\nBulgarian government has invested \u20ac20m to build up an infrastructure of European standards. The United States is pouring in money too, having targeted Bulgaria as a strategic base for the Middle East.\nAll the major UK tour companies, including Thomson, Thomas Cook and First Choice, now offer package holidays to Bulgaria and budget airlines such as EasyJet are eyeing up the possibilities of adding it to their destination list. \u201cVisitors to Bulgaria are increasing by 30 per cent every year, which is a real reason to need new accommodation. It\u2019s not just an investment bubble,\u201d says Robert Jenkin, a director of Bulgarian Dreams, who only deal in new-build investment properties. \u201cUntil budget airlines start flying there, existing properties are harder to rent out as there is no independent rental market in Bulgaria. With new-build, you get a good rental income through tour operators.\u201d\nBesides Black Sea resorts such as Sunny Beach and its more upmarket neighbour Vlas, the capital, Sofia, and ski resorts Bansko \u2013 a world heritage site \u2013 and Borovets offer tempting investment opportunities. Bulgaria Revealed is selling two-bed apartments off-plan in Bansko for \u00a359,000. \u201cYou\u2019ll get 10 months annual rental for \u00a330 a night, which means an 11 per cent yield, and the capital value is increasing 20 per cent a year,\u201d says Ali.\nRobert Jenkin agrees that Bulgaria\u2019s ski resorts are a prime area for investment. \u201cBansko and Borovets are ski resorts of international standard with beautiful undeveloped mountain ranges and wilderness perfect for hiking and fishing, so there\u2019s a year-round market.\u201d While the coast offers greatest investment potential, Jenkin comments: \u201cLike any capital city, Sofia is pure investment. Its population has doubled in the past five years and prices are rising as EU membership approaches.\u201d\nSo who is buying in Bulgaria? \u201cMany people who bought second homes in Spain or Italy have sold up and invested in Bulgaria instead,\u201d says Jenkin. \u201cThe Spanish costas have reached saturation point and it\u2019s no longer a cheap country. In Bulgaria the cost of going out is negligible and money goes a long way.\u201d\nBrian Hollett, a teacher from Saffron Walden in Essex, has just invested in two off-plan properties through Bulgarian Dreams. \u201cI was looking to buy a second property in Italy but prices have risen so much since the [launch of the] euro that I thought I should look into the possibilities of Eastern Europe,\u201d says Hollett.\n\u201cI spent a week in Bulgaria looking at off-plan developments and put down the deposit for a \u00a360,000 one-bed apartment near Sunny Beach, which I can let out for five months a year, and a one-bed apartment in Sofia\u2019s diplomatic centre, with year-round rental. Each will make about 8 per cent yield. If they do well, I\u2019ll hold on to them until EU entry.\u201d Hollett had hesitations about investing in such an unknown quantity. \u201cI did lots of research. There\u2019s a higher risk than other places because it\u2019s new so I would advise anyone not to buy off-plan until you have visited the location. Some developments look good on paper but in reality are a long way from the beach or in unattractive surroundings. I\u2019d be reluctant to buy further south around Sozopol and towards the Turkish border, where it\u2019s less developed and the roads are bad. You really need to be within 45 minutes of the airport.\u201d Some estate agents are marketing Bulgaria as the \u201cnew Spain\u201d. The idea is if you missed out on making your million in Spain 10 years ago, buy in Bulgaria now and reap similar rewards.\nBut the Black Sea isn\u2019t the Costa del Sol just yet. Standards of service and infrastructure aside, investing in a fledgling property market has its limitations \u2013 such as only having one mortgage product at your disposal, launched this month by Piraeus Bank with a 7.5 per cent standard variable interest rate. \u201cYou can\u2019t draw a mortgage until the property is complete, so for an off-plan development you have to find the money for the whole project,\u201d says Ali.\nAlthough Jenkin adds that the bank will give his clients a guarantee in principle for the mortgage before completion, \u201cso in that way clients can get mortgages on off-plan properties\u201d. Jenkin says that although Bulgaria has yet to join the EU, there are no legal hazards associated with buying there. \u201cIt has a well-documented land registry system which works well and we only sell freehold properties so we avoid any leasehold issues. \u201cProblems only occur if you don\u2019t do the right checks, which is the case in any country. 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        "raw_content": "Tags: Guardians Of The Galaxy Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 James Gunn Marvel Marvel Studios\nOK, this is just getting out of hand. Marvel Studios has successfully turned post-credits sequences into their own cottage industry, bringing audiences into a suspended state of anticipation of the upcoming movies that supersedes the entertainment value of whatever they just got done watching. Now, James Gunn, writer/director of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 recently tweeted that the film will have five \u2013 count \u2018em, five \u2013 post-credits scenes:\nIt seems to me that it might be a bit of a misnomer to call these gags \u201cpost-credits scenes,\u201d since four of them reportedly happen as the credits are happening, while only one is saved for that actual post-credits sweet spot. Personally, I think Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, when it inevitably arrives, should be composed exclusively of post-credits sequences \u2013 it\u2019s really the only logical step forward.\nAnyway, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 comes out on May 5th, and in the meantime you can see all the promotional content you can stand at Marvel\u2019s official site here.\n\u2018Bill Nye Saves the World\u2019 Teases Theme Song by Tyler, the Creator (Video)",
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        "raw_content": "A Roof is the most important structure of a house and without it there is no shelter. The smallest damage in the roof can cause inconvenience to the residents of a house. It is the roof that is exposed to the sun, rain and the snow depending on the climatic conditions. Ideally, we would know before a storm hits or any other risk situation arises. Mostly, this is not the case and emergencies do occur. There are some good companies that help you with emergency roof repair whenever required.\nIn spite of the fact that help is available at the time of urgency, it is important that we do not turn everything into emergency. Precautions must be taken and repairs must be done before it gets too late. Ideally, most responsible people do schedule regular cleaning and repairs but there are some emergencies that cannot be foreseen. You never know when the harmless wind will cross its limit and break your roof. Again, unexpected heavy rains can damage the roof and water will start dripping into your house. Such situations call for emergency roof repair so that your life can get back to normal again.\nEven though it is not completely unavoidable, certain precautions can really help you decrease the risk of requiring one. It is advisable to keep some phone numbers ready for emergency situations. There are many good companies that offer reliable emergency roof repair. Keeping the number handy will save you the time spent in searching. Some people also go ahead to such an extent that they take quotes from different roofers and select one based on their budget so that experts can be called immediately when required. This is not only convenient but also saves you time. Also, if you plan in advance, you can spend time to decide on what material to use, the style and design for your new roof etc. This will prevent the situation from becoming a catastrophe and will simply be a situation that you know you can handle smoothly.\nGet the roof inspected at the time you request the quotes. Most roofers provide this inspection service free of cost. This way, you will get a better estimate of the type of damage that might occur in the days to come and be prepared for it. He might even suggest some preventive measure so that you do not have to go for emergency roof repair later on. Always remember that it is more difficult and costs more to repair a roof that is already damaged compared to preventing damage It is wise to be prepared for an emergency situation to arise before it does. It is never too late to plan for an emergency roof repair.",
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        "raw_content": "Religion at Rhodes: Is There a Future in the Past?\nHaynes, Stephen. \"Religion at Rhodes: Is There a Future in the Past?\" Rhodes Magazine 6, no. 1 (Winter 1999): 33-39.\nOver the years, Rhodes College has struggled to balance academic excellence with its religious character. In this article, Haynes highlights the tensions that have arisen throughout the history of Rhodes as it has moved in a more secular direction. Prior to 1917, Rhodes (known until 1984 as Southwestern) had been strongly Presbyterian and sectional (i.e. southern). Starting with the presidency of Charles Diehl (1917-1949), the college moved towards a more \u201cnationalistic\u201d orientation, serving the nation as a whole rather than just the old south. This nationalistic orientation led to greater secularization. Diehl oversaw the opening of an engineering school and the implementation of compulsory military drill for male students. More significantly, he closed the divinity school. These moves created controversy among conservative Christian constituents, but Deiehl\u2019s liberal vision ultimately prevailed. By the late 1960s, attendance at daily chapel services was no longer required of students. Today Rhodes stands completely independent of the Presbyterian Church, though it maintains a loose affiliation. Haynes suggests that, as in the past, there will continue to be constituencies who \u201cwill always find Rhodes \u2018too liberal\u2019 or insufficiently \u2018Christian.\u2019\u201d As an account of the historical roots of secularization at one church-related colleges, the article highlights the tensions and internal debates that arise when church-related colleges become more secular over time. (AS)\nRhodes Consultation on the Future of the Church-Related College\nStephen R. Haynes",
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        "raw_content": "The Distinguishing Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God \u2013 Jonathan Edwards\nThe 'Distinguishing Marks, ' published in 1741, was based on a sermon Jonathan Edwards preached in Boston during the Great Awakening which spread through New England and the British Isles.\nIn it, he deals firstly, with nine revival characteristics which some were using to discredit the true work of God. One by one, he argues that these phenomena, whether good or bad, should not be employed to discredit an authentic move of the Spirit. In the second part he deals with five revival characteristics which are to be used to verify a true revival; namely, the exaltation of Jesus Christ, the overcoming of Satan's kingdom, a love of the Scriptures, people are convinced of the truth of the Gospel and there is an evident and expressed love to God and man.\nHe concludes in the third part with a summing up and conclusion to the whole. Aside from Edwards conviction that miraculous spiritual gifts, seen in the early church, would not be restored again, the wisdom in these pages can be applied to any professed spiritual revival.\nWe have included the Introduction and Part 1.\nSection 1. Negative Signs\n1 John iv. 1.\nBeloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God; because many false prophets are gone out into the world.\nIn the apostolic age, there was the greatest outpouring of the Spirit of God that ever was; both as to his extraordinary influences and gifts, and his ordinary operations, in convincing, converting, enlightening, and sanctifying the souls of men. But as the influences of the true Spirit abounded, so counterfeits did also abound: the devil was abundant in mimicking, both the ordinary and extraordinary influences of the Spirit of God, as is manifest by innumerable passages of the apostles\u2019 writings. This made it very necessary that the church of Christ should be furnished with some certain rules, distinguishing and clear marks, by which she might proceed safely in judging of the true from the false without danger of being imposed upon. The giving of such rules is the plain design of this chapter, where we have this matter more expressly and fully treated of than any where else in the Bible. The apostle, of set purpose, undertakes to supply the church of God with such marks of the true Spirit as may be plain and safe, and well accommodated to use and practice; and that the subject might be clearly and sufficiently handled, he insists upon it throughout the chapter, which makes it wonderful that what is here said is no more taken notice of in this extraordinary day, when there is such an uncommon and extensive operation on the minds of people, such a variety of opinions concerning it, and so much talk about the work of the Spirit.\nThe apostle\u2019s discourse on this subject is introduced by an occasional mention of the indwelling of the Spirit, as the sure evidence of an interest in Christ. \u201cAnd he that keepeth his commandments dwelleth in him, and he in him; and hereby we know that he abideth in us, by the Spirit which he hath given us.\u201d Whence we may infer, that the design of the apostle is not only to give marks whereby to distinguish the true Spirit from the false, in his extraordinary gifts of prophecy and miracles, but also in his ordinary influences on the minds of his people, in order to their union to Christ, and being built up in him; which is also manifest from the marks themselves that are given, which we shall hereafter notice.\nThe words of the text are an introduction to this discourse of the distinguishing signs of the true and false Spirit.\u2014-Before the apostle proceeds to lay down these signs, he exhorteth Christians, first, against an over credulousness, and a forwardness to admit every specious appearance as the work of a true Spirit. \u201cBeloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God.\u201d And, second, he shows, that there were many counterfeits, \u201cbecause many false prophets were gone out into the world.\u201d These did not only pretend to have the Spirit of God in his extraordinary gifts of inspiration, but also to be the great friends and favourites of heaven, to be eminently holy persons, and to have much of the ordinary saving, sanctifying influences of the Spirit of God on their hearts. Hence we are to look upon these words as a direction to examine and try their pretences to the Spirit of God, in both these respects.\nMy design therefore at this time is to show what are the true, certain, and distinguishing evidences of a work of the Spirit of God, by which we may safely proceed in judging of any operation we find in ourselves, or see in others. And here I would observe, that we are to take the Scriptures as our guide in such cases. This is the great and standing rule which God has given to his church, in order to guide them in things relating to the great concerns of their souls; and it is an infallible and sufficient rule. There are undoubtedly sufficient marks given to guide the church of God in this great affair of judging of spirits, without which it would lie open to woeful delusion, and would be remedilessly exposed to be imposed on and devoured by its enemies. And we need not be afraid to trust these rules. Doubtless that Spirit who indited the Scriptures knew how to give us good rules, by which to distinguish his operations from all that is falsely pretended to be from him. And this, as I observed before, the Spirit of God has here done of set purpose, and done it more particularly and fully than any where else: so that in my present discourse I shall go no where else for rules or marks for the trial of spirits, but shall confine myself to those that I find in this chapter.\u2014-But before I proceed particularly to speak to these, I would prepare my way by, FIRST, observing negatively, in some instances, what are not signs or evidences of a work of the Spirit of God.\nSection I. Negative Signs; or, What are no signs by which we are to judge of a work - and especially, What are no evidences that a work is not from the Spirit of God.\nNOTHING can be certainly concluded from this, That a work is carried on in a way very unusual and extraordinary; provided the variety or difference be such, as may still be comprehended within the limits of scripture rules. What the church has been used to, is not a rule by which we are to judge; because there may be new and extraordinary works of God, and he has heretofore evidently wrought in an extraordinary manner. He has brought to pass new things, strange works; and has wrought in such a manner as to surprise both men and angels. And as God has done thus in times past, so we have no reason to think but that he will do so still. The prophecies of Scripture give us reason to think that God has things to accomplish, which have never yet been seen. No deviation from what has hitherto been usual, let it be never so great, is an argument that a work is not from the Spirit of God, if it be no deviation from his prescribed rule. The Holy Spirit is sovereign in his operation; and we know that he uses a great variety; and we cannot tell how great a variety he may use, within the compass of the rules he himself has fixed. We ought not to limit God where he has not limited himself.\nTherefore it is not reasonable to determine that a work is not from God\u2019s Holy Spirit because of the extraordinary degree in which the minds of persons are influenced. If they seem to have an extraordinary conviction of the dreadful nature of sin, and a very uncommon sense of the misery of a Christless condition\u2014-or extraordinary views of the certainty and glory of divine things,--and are proportionably moved with very extraordinary affections of fear and sorrow, desire, love, or joy: or if the apparent change be very sudden, and the work be carried on with very unusual swiftness\u2014-and the persons affected are very numerous, and many of them are very young, with other unusual circumstances, not infringing upon scripture marks of a work of the Spirit\u2014-these things are no argument that the work is not of the Spirit of God.\u2014-The extraordinary and unusual degree of influence, and power of operation, if in its nature it be agreeable to the rules and marks given in Scripture, is rather an argument in its favour; for by how much higher the degree which in its nature is agreeable to the rule, so much the more is there of conformity to the rule; and so much the more evident that conformity. When things are in small degrees, though they be really agreeable to the rule, it is not so easily seen whether their nature agrees with the rule.\nThere is a great aptness in persons to doubt of things that are strange; especially elderly persons, to think that to be right which they have never been used to in their day, and have not heard of in the days of their day, and have not heard of in the days of their fathers. But if it be a good argument that a work is not from the Spirit of God, that it is very unusual, then it was so in the apostles\u2019 days. The work of the Spirit then, was carried on in a manner that, in very many respects, was altogether new; such as never had been seen or heard since the world stood. The work was then carried on with more visible and remarkable power than ever; nor had there been seen before such mighty and wonderful effects of the Spirit of God in sudden changes, and such great engagedness and zeal in great multitudes\u2014-such a sudden alteration in towns, cities, and countries; such a swift progress, and vast extent of the work--and many other extraordinary circumstances might be mentioned. The great unusualness of the work surprised the Jews; they knew not what to make of it, but could not believe it to be the work of God: many looked upon the persons that were the subjects of it as bereft of reason; as you may see in Acts ii. 13. xxvi. 24. and 1 Cor. iv. 10.\nAnd we have reason from scripture prophecy to suppose, that at the commencement of that last and greatest outpouring of the Spirit of God, that is to be in the latter ages of the world, the manner of the work will be very extraordinary, and such as never has yet been seen; so that there shall be occasion then to say, as in Isa. lxvi. 8. \u201cWho hath heard such a thing? Who hath seen such things? Shall the earth be made to bring forth in one day? Shall a nation be born at once? for as soon as Zion travailed, she brought forth her children.\u201d It may be reasonably expected that the extraordinary manner of the work then, will bear some proportion to the very extraordinary events, and that glorious change in the state of the world, which God will bring to pass by it.\nII. A work is not to be judged of by any effects on the bodies of men; such as tears, trembling, groans, loud outcries, agonies of body, or the failing of bodily strength. The influence persons are under, is not to be judged of one way or other, by such effects on the body; and the reason is, because the Scripture nowhere gives us any such rule. We cannot conclude that persons are under the influence of the true Spirit because we see such effects upon their bodies, because this is not given as a mark of the true Spirit; nor on the other hand, have we any reason to conclude, from any such outward appearances, that persons are not under the influence of the Spirit of God, because there is no rule of Scripture given us to judge of spirits by, that does either expressly or indirectly exclude such effects on the body, nor does reason exclude them. It is easily accounted for from the consideration of the nature of divine and eternal things, and the nature of man, and the laws of the union between soul and body, how a right influence, a true and proper sense of things, should have such effects on the body, even those that are of the most extraordinary kind, such as taking away the bodily strength, or throwing the body into great agonies, and extorting loud outcries. There are none of us but do suppose, and would have been ready at any time to say it, that the misery of hell is doubtless so dreadful, and eternity so vast, that if a person should have a clear apprehension of that misery as it is, it would be more that his feeble frame could bear, and especially if at the same time he saw himself in great danger of it, and to be utterly uncertain whether he should be delivered from it, yea, and to have no security from it one day or hour. If we consider human nature, we must not wonder, that when persons have a great sense of that which is so amazingly dreadful, and also have a great view of their own wickedness and God\u2019s anger, that things seem to them to forebode speedy and immediate destruction. We see the nature of man to be such that when he is in danger of some terrible calamity to which he is greatly exposed, he is ready upon every occasion to think, that now it is coming.--When persons\u2019 hearts are full of fear, in time of war, they are ready to tremble at the shaking of a leaf, and to expect the enemy every minute, and to say within themselves, now I shall be slain. If we should suppose that a person saw himself hanging over a great pit, full of fierce and glowing flames, by a thread that he knew to be very weak, and not sufficient to bear his weight, and knew that multitudes had been in such circumstances before, and that most of them had fallen and perished, and saw nothing within reach, that he could take hold of to save him, what distress would he be in! How ready to think that now the thread was breaking, that now, this minute, he should be swallowed up in those dreadful flames! And would not he be ready to cry out in such circumstances? How much more those that see themselves in this manner hanging over an infinitely more dreadful pit, or held over it in the hand of God, who at the same time they see to be exceedingly provoked! No wonder that the wrath of God, when manifested but a little to the soul, overbears human strength.\nSo it may easily be accounted for, that a true sense of the glorious excellency of the Lord Jesus Christ, and of his wonderful dying love, and the exercise of a truly spiritual love and joy, should be such as very much to overcome the bodily strength. We are all ready to own, that no man can see God and live, and that it is but a very small part of that apprehension of the glory and love of Christ, which the saints enjoy in heaven, that our present frame can bear; therefore it is not at all strange that God should sometimes give his saints such foretastes of heaven, as to diminish their bodily strength. If it was not unaccountable that the queen of Sheba fainted, and had her bodily strength taken away, when she came to see the glory of Solomon, much less is it unaccountable that she who is the antitype of the queen of Sheba, (viz.) the Church, that is brought, as it were, from the utmost ends of the earth, from being an alien and stranger, far off, in a state of sin and misery, should faint when she comes to see the glory of Christ, who is the antitype of Solomon; and especially will be so in that prosperous, peaceful, glorious kingdom, which he will set up in the world in its latter age.\nSome object against such extraordinary appearances, that we have no instances of them recorded in the New Testament, under the extraordinary effusions of the Spirit. Were this allowed, I can see no force in the objection, if neither reason, nor any rule of Scripture, exclude such things; especially considering what was observed under the foregoing particular. I do not know that we have any express mention in the New Testament of any person\u2019s weeping, or groaning, or sighing through fear of hell, or a sense of God\u2019s anger; but is there any body so foolish as from hence to argue, that in whomsoever these things appear, their convictions are not from the Spirit of God? And the reason why we do not argue thus, is, because these are easily accounted for, from what we know of the nature of man, and from what the Scripture informs us in general, concerning the nature of eternal things, and the nature of the convictions of God\u2019s Spirit; so that there is no need that any thing should be said in particular concerning these external, circumstantial effects. Nobody supposes that there is any need of express scripture for every external, accidental manifestation of the inward motion of the mind: and though such circumstances are not particularly recorded in sacred history, yet there is a great deal of reason to think, from the general accounts we have, that it could not be otherwise than that such things must be in those days. And there is also reason to think, that such great outpouring of the Spirit was not wholly without those more extraordinary effects on persons\u2019 bodies. The jailer in particular, seems to have been an instance of that nature, when he, in the utmost distress and amazement, came trembling, and fell down before Paul and Silas. His falling down at that time does not seem to be a designed putting himself into a posture of supplication, or humble address to Paul and Silas; for he seems not to have said anything to them then; but he first brought them out, and then he says to them, Sirs, what must I do to be saved? Acts xvi. 29, and 30. But his falling down seems to be from the same cause as his trembling. The psalmist gives an account of his crying out aloud, and a great weakening of his body under convictions of conscience, and a sense of the guilt of sin, Psal. xxxii. 3, 4. \u201cWhen I kept silence my bones waxed old, through my roaring all the day long; for day and night thy hand was heavy upon me: my moisture is turned into the drought of summer.\u201d--We may at least argue so much from it, that such an effect of conviction of sin may well in some cases be supposed; for if we should suppose any thing of an auxesis in the expressions, yet the psalmist would not represent his case by what would be absurd, and to which no degree of that exercise of mind he spoke of, would have any tendency.--We read of the disciples, Matt. xiv. 26. that when they saw Christ coming to them in the storm, and took him for some terrible enemy, threatening their destruction in that storm, \u201cthey cried out for fear.\u201d Why then should it be thought strange, that persons should cry out for fear, when God appears to them, as a terrible enemy, and they see themselves in great danger of being swallowed up in the bottomless gulf of eternal misery? The spouse, once and again, speaks of herself as overpowered with the love of Christ, so as to weaken her body, and make her faint. Cant. ii. 5. \u201cStay my with flagons, comfort me with apples; for I am sick of love.\u201d And chap. v. 8. \u201cI charge you, () ye daughters of Jerusalem, if ye find my Beloved, that ye tell him that I am sick of love.\u201d From whence we may at least argue, that such an effect may well be supposed to arise, from such a cause in the saints in some cases, and that such an effect will sometimes be seen in the church of Christ.\nIt is a weak objection, that the impressions of enthusiasts have a great effect on their bodies. That the Quakers used to tremble, is no argument that Saul, afterwards Paul, and the jailer, did not tremble from real convictions of conscience. Indeed all such objections from effects on the body, let them be greater or less, seem to be exceeding frivolous; they who argue thence, proceed in the dark, they know not what ground they go upon, nor by what rule they judge. The root and course of things is to be looked at, and the nature of the operations and affections are to be inquired into, and examined by the rule of God\u2019s word, and not the motions of the blood and animal spirits.\nIII. It is no argument that an operation on the minds of people is not the work of the Spirit of God, that it occasions a great deal of noise about religion. For though true religion be of a contrary nature to that of the Pharisees--which was ostentatious, and delighted to set itself forth to the view of men for their applause--yet such is human nature, that it is morally impossible there should be a great concern, strong affection, and a general engagedness of mind amongst a people, without causing a notable, visible, and open commotion and alteration amongst that people.--Surely, it is no argument that the minds of persons are not under the influence of God\u2019s Spirit, that they are very much moved: for indeed spiritual and eternal things are so great, and of such infinite concern, that there is a great absurdity in men\u2019s being but moderately moved and affected by them; and surely it is no argument that they are not moved by the Spirit of God, that they are affected with these things in some measure as they deserve, or in some proportion to their importance. And when was there ever any such thing since the world stood, as a people in general being greatly affected in any affair whatsoever, without noise or stir? The nature of man will not allow it.\nIndeed Christ says, Luke xvii. 20. \u201cThe kingdom of God cometh not with observation.\u201d That is, it will not consist in what is outward and visible; it shall not be like earthly kingdoms, set up with outward pomp, in some particular place, which shall be especially the royal city, and seat of the kingdom; as Christ explains himself in the words next following, \u201cNeither shall they say, Lo here, or lo there; for behold the kingdom of God is within you.\u201d Not that the kingdom of God shall be set up in the world, on the ruin of Satan\u2019s kingdom, without a very observable, great effect: a mighty change in the state of things, to the observation and astonishment of the whole world: for such an effect as this is even held forth in the prophecies of Scripture, and is so by Christ himself, in this very place, and even in his own explanation of these forementioned words, ver. 24. \u201cFor as the lightning that lightneth out of one part under heaven, shineth unto another part under heaven, so shall also the Son of man be in his day.\u201d This is to distinguish Christ\u2019s coming to set up his kingdom, from the coming of false Christs, which he tells us will be in a private manner in the deserts, and in the secret chambers; whereas this event of setting up the kingdom of God, should be open and public, in the sight of the whole world with clear manifestation, like lightning that cannot be hid, but glares in every one\u2019s eyes, and shines from one side of heaven to the other. And we find, that when Christ\u2019s kingdom came, by that remarkable pouring out of the Spirit in the apostles\u2019 days, it occasioned a great stir every where. What a mighty opposition was there in Jerusalem, on occasion of that great effusion of the Spirit! And so in Samaria, Antioch, Ephesus, Corinth, and other places! The affair filled the world with noise, and gave occasion to some to say of the apostles, that they had turned the world upside down. Acts xvii. 6.\nIV. It is no argument that an operation on the minds of a people, is not the work of the Spirit of God, that many who are the subjects of it, have great impressions made on their imaginations. That persons have many impressions on their imaginations, does not prove that they have nothing else. It is easy to be accounted for, that there should be much of this nature amongst a people, where a great multitude of all kinds of constitutions have their minds engaged with intense thought and strong affections about invisible things; yea, it would be strange if there should not. Such is our nature, that we cannot think of things invisible, without a degree of imagination. I dare appeal to any man, of the greatest powers of mind, whether he is able to fix his thoughts on God, or Christ, or the things of another world, without imaginary ideas attending his meditations? And the more engaged the mind is, and the more intense the contemplation and affection, still the more lively and strong the imaginary idea will ordinarily be; especially when attended with surprise. And this is the case when the mental prospect is very new, and takes strong hold of the passions, as fear or joy; and when the change of the state and views of the mind is sudden, from a contrary extreme, as from that which was extremely dreadful, to that which is extremely ravishing and delightful. And it is no wonder that many persons do not well distinguish between that which is imaginary and that which is intellectual and spiritual; and that they are apt to lay too much weight on the imaginary part, and are most ready to speak of that in the account they give of their experiences, especially persons of less understanding and of distinguishing capacity.\nAs God has given us such a faculty as the imagination, and so made us that we cannot think of things spiritual and invisible, without some exercise of this faculty; so, it appears to me, that such is our state and nature, that this faculty is really subservient and helpful to the other faculties of the mind, when a proper use is made of it; though oftentimes, when the imagination is too strong, and the other faculties weak, it overbears, and disturbs them in their exercise. It appears to me manifest, in many instances with which I have been acquainted, that God has really made use of this faculty to truly divine purposes; especially in some that are more ignorant. God seems to condescend to their circumstances, and deal with them as babes; as of old he instructed his church, whilst in a state of ignorance and minority, by types and outward representations. I can see nothing unreasonable in such a position. Let others who have much occasion to deal with souls in spiritual concerns, judge whether experience does not confirm it.\nIt is no argument that a work is not of the Spirit of God, that some who are the subjects of it have been in a kind of ecstasy, wherein they have been carried beyond themselves, and have had their minds transported into a train of strong and pleasing imaginations, and a kind of visions, as though they were rapt up even to heaven, and there saw glorious sights. I have been acquainted with some such instances, and I see no need of bringing in the help of the devil into the account that we give of these things, nor yet of supposing them to be of the same nature with the visions of the prophets, or St. Paul\u2019s rapture into paradise. Human nature, under these intense exercises and affections, is all that need be brought into the account. If it may be well accounted for, that persons under a true sense of the glorious and wonderful greatness and excellency of divine things, and soul-ravishing views of the beauty and love of Christ, should have the strength of nature overpowered, as I have already shown that it may; then I think it is not at all strange, that amongst great numbers that are thus affected and overborne, there should be some persons of particular constitutions that should have their imaginations thus affected. The effect is no other than what bears a proportion and analogy to other effects of the strong exercise of their minds. It is no wonder, when the thoughts are so fixed, and the affections so strong--and the whole soul so engaged, ravished, and swallowed up--that all other parts of the body are so affected, as to be deprived of their strength, and the whole frame ready to dissolve. Is it any wonder that, in such a case, the brain in particular,(especially in some constitutions,) which we know is most especially affected by intense contemplations and exercises of mind, should be so affected, that its strength and spirits should for a season be diverted, and taken off from impressions made on the organs of external sense, and be wholly employed in a train of pleasing delightful imaginations, corresponding with the present frame of the mind. Some are ready to interpret such things wrong, and to lay too much weight on them, as prophetical visions, divine revelations and sometimes significations from heaven of what shall come to pass; which the issue, in some instances I have known, has shown to be otherwise. But yet, it appears to me that such things are evidently sometimes from the Spirit of God, though indirectly; that is, their extraordinary frame of mind, and that strong and lively sense of divine things which is the occasion of them, is from his Spirit; and also as the mind continues in its holy frame, and retains a divine sense of the excellency of spiritual things even in its rapture; which holy frame and sense is from the Spirit of God, though the imaginations that attend it are but accidental, and therefore there is commonly something or other in them that is confused, improper, and false.\nV. It is no sign that a work is not from the Spirit of God, that example is a great means of it. It is surely no argument that an effect is not from God, that means are used in producing it; for we know that it is God\u2019s manner to make use of means in carrying on his work in the world, and it is no more an argument against the divinity of an effect, that this means is made use of, than if it was by any other means. It is agreeable to Scripture that persons should be influenced by one another\u2019s good example. The Scripture directs us to set good examples to that end, Matt. v. 16. 1 Pet. iii. 1. 1 Tim. iv. 12. Titus ii. 7. and also directs us to be influenced by the good examples of others, and to follow them, 2 Cor. viii. 1-7. Heb. vi. 12. Phil. iii. 17. 1 Cor. iv. 16. and chap. xi. 1. 2 Thess. iii. 9. 1 Thess. i. 7. By which it appears, that example is one of God\u2019s means; and certainly it is no argument that a work is not of God, that his own means are made use of to effect it.\nAnd as it is a scriptural way of carrying on God\u2019s work, by example, so it is a reasonable way. It is no argument that men are not influenced by reason, that they are influenced by example. This way of persons holding forth truth to one another, has a tendency to enlighten the mind, and to convince reason. None will deny but that for persons to signify things one to another by words, may rationally be supposed to tend to enlighten each other\u2019s minds; but the same thing may be signified by actions, and signified much more fully and effectually. Words are of no use any otherwise than as they convey our own ideas to others; but actions, in some cases, may do it much more fully. There is a language in actions; and in some cases, much more clear and convincing that in words. It is therefore no argument against the goodness of the effect, that persons are greatly affected by seeing other so; yea, though the impression be made only be seeing the tokens of great and extraordinary affection in others in their behaviour, taking for granted what they are affected with, without hearing them say one word. There may be language sufficient in such a case in their behaviour only, to convey their minds to others, and to signify to them their sense of things more than can possibly be done by words only. If a person should see another under extreme bodily torment, he might receive much clearer ideas, and more convincing evidence of what he suffered by his actions in his misery, than he could do only by the words of an unaffected indifferent relater. In like manner he might receive a greater idea of any thing that is excellent and very delightful, from the behaviour of one that is in actual enjoyment, than by the dull narration of one which is inexperienced and insensible himself. I desire that this matter may be examined by the strictest reason.--Is it not manifest, that effects produced in persons\u2019 minds are rational, since not only weak and ignorant people are much influenced by example, but also those that make the greatest boast of strength of reason, are more influenced by reason held forth in this way, than almost any other way. Indeed the religious affections of many when raised by this means, as by hearing the word preached, or any other means, may prove flashy, and soon vanish, as Christ represents the stony-ground hearers; but the affections of some thus moved by example, are abiding, and prove to be of saving issue.\nThere never yet was a time of remarkable pouring out of the Spirit, and great revival of religion, but that example had a main hand. So it was at the reformation, and in the apostles\u2019 days, in Jerusalem and Samaria, and Ephesus, and other parts of the world, as will be most manifest to any one that attends to the accounts we have in the Acts of the Apostles. As in those days one person was moved by another, so one city or town was influenced by the example of another, 1 Thess. i. 7,8. \u201cSo that ye were ensamples to all that believe in Macedonia and Achaia, for from you sounded out the word of the Lord, not only in Macedonia and Achaia, but also in every place your faith to God-ward is spread abroad.\u201d\nIt is no valid objection against examples being so much used, that the Scripture speaks of the word as the principal means of carrying on God\u2019s work; for the word of God is the principal means, nevertheless, by which other means operate and are made effectual. Even the sacraments have no effect but by the word; and so it is that example becomes effectual; for all that is visible to the eye is unintelligible and vain, without the word of God to instruct and guide the mind. It is the word of God that is indeed held forth and applied by example, as the word of the Lord sounded forth to other towns in Macedonia, and Achaia, by the example of those that believe in Thessalonica.\nThat example should be a great means of propagating the church of God seems to be several ways signified in Scripture: it is signified by Ruth\u2019s following Naomi out of the land of Moab, into the land of Israel, when she resolved that she would not leave her, but would go whither she went, and would lodge where she lodged; and that Namomi\u2019s people should be her people, and Namomi\u2019s God, her God. Ruth, who was the ancestral mother of David, and of Christ was undoubtedly a great type of the church; upon which account her history is inserted in the canon of Scripture. In her leaving the land of Moab and its gods, to come and put her trust under the shadow of the wings of the God of Israel, we have a type of the conversion not only of the Gentile church but of every sinner, that is naturally an alien and stranger, but in his conversion forgets his own people, and fathers house, and becomes a fellow-citizen with the saints and a true Israelite. The same seems to be signified in the effect the example of the spouse, when she was sick of love, has on the daughters of Jerusalem, i.e. visible Christians, who are first awakened, by seeing the spouse in such extraordinary circumstances, and then converted. See Cant. v. 8, 9. and vi. 1. And this is undoubtedly one way that \u201cthe Spirit and the bride say, come.\u201d Rev. xxii. 17. i.e. the Spirit in the bride. It is foretold, that the work of God should be very much carried on by this means, in the last great outpouring of the Spirit, that should introduce the glorious day of the church, so often spoken of in Scripture, Zech. viii. 21-23. \u201cAnd the inhabitants of one city shall go to another, saying, Let us go speedily to pray before the Lord, and to seek the Lord of hosts: I will go also. Yea, many people, and strong nations, shall come to seek the Lord of hosts in Jerusalem, and to pray before the Lord. Thus saith the Lord of hosts, In those days it shall come to pass, that ten men shall take hold out of all languages of the nations, even shall take hold of the skirt of him that is a Jew, saying, We will go with you, for we have heard that God is with you.\u201d\nVI. It is no sign that a work is not from the Spirit of God, that many, who seem to be the subjects of it, are guilty of great imprudences and irregularities in their conduct. We are to consider that the end for which God pours out his Spirit, is to make men holy, and not to make them politicians. Is it no wonder that, in a mixed multitude of all sorts--wise and unwise, young and old, of weak and strong natural abilities, under strong impressions of mind--there are many who behave themselves imprudently. There are but few that know how to conduct them under vehement affections of any kind, whether of a temporal or spiritual nature; to do so requires a great deal of discretion, strength, and steadiness of mind. A thousand imprudences will not prove a work to be not of the Spirit of God; yea, if there be not only imprudences, but many things prevailing that are irregular, and really contrary to the rules of God\u2019s holy word. That it should be thus may be well accounted for from the exceeding weakness of human nature, together with the remaining darkness and corruption of those that are yet the subjects of the saving influences of God\u2019s Spirit, and have a real zeal for God.\nWe have a remarkable instance, in the New Testament, of a people that partook largely of that great effusion of the Spirit in the apostles\u2019 days, among whom there nevertheless abounded imprudences and great irregularities; viz. the church at Corinth. There is scarcely any church more celebrated in the New Testament for being blessed with large measures of the Spirit of God, both in his ordinary influences, in convincing and converting sinners, and also in his extraordinary and miraculous gifts; yet what manifold imprudences, great and sinful irregularities, and strange confusion did they run into, at the Lord\u2019s supper, and in the exercise of church discipline! To which may be added, their indecent manner of attending other parts of public worship, their jarring and contention about their teachers, and even the exercise of their extraordinary gifts of prophecy, speaking with tongues, and the like, wherein they spake and acted by the immediate inspiration of the Spirit of God.\nAnd if we see great imprudences, and even sinful irregularities, in some who are great instruments to carry on the work, it will not prove it not to be the work of God. The apostle Peter himself, who was a great, eminently holy, and inspired apostle--and one of the chief instruments of setting up the christian church in the world--when he was actually engaged in this work, was guilty of a great and sinful error in his conduct; of which the apostle Paul speaks, Gal. ii. 11-13. \u201cBut when Peter was come to Antioch, I withstood him to the face, because he was to be blamed; for before that certain came from James, he did eat with the Gentiles, but when they were come, he withdrew, and separated himself, fearing them that were of the circumcision; and the other Jews dissembled likewise with him; insomuch, that Barnabas also was carried away with their dissimulation.\u201d If a great pillar of the christian church--one of the chief of those who are the very foundations on which, next to Christ, the whole church is said to be built--was guilty of such an irregularity; is it any wonder if other lesser instruments, who have not that extraordinary conduct of the divine Spirit he had, should be guilty of many irregularities?\nAnd in particular, it is no evidence that a work is not of God, if many who are either the subjects or the instrument of it, are guilty of too great forwardness to censure others as unconverted. For this may be through mistakes they have embraced concerning the marks by which they are to judge of the hypocrisy and carnality of others; or from not duly apprehending the latitude the Spirit of God uses in the methods of his operations; or, from want of making due allowance for that infirmity and corruption that may be left in the hearts of the saints; as well as through want of a due sense of their own blindness and weakness, and remaining corruption, whereby spiritual pride may have a secret vent this way, under some disguise, and not be discovered.--If we allow that truly pious men may have a great deal of remaining blindness and corruption, and may be liable to mistakes about the marks of hypocrisy, as undoubtedly all will allow, then it is not unaccountable that they should sometimes run into such errors as these. It is as easy, and upon some accounts more easy to be accounted for, why the remaining corruption of good men should sometimes have an unobserved vent this way, than most other ways; and without doubt(however lamentable) many holy men have erred in this way.\nLukewarmness in religion is abominable, and zeal an excellent grace; yet above all other christian virtues, this needs to be strictly watched and searched; for it is that with which corruption, and particularly pride and human passion, is exceedingly apt to mix unobserved. And it is observable, that there never was a time of great reformation, to cause a revival of zeal in the church of God, but that it has been attended, in some notable instances, with irregularity, and a running out some way or other into an undue severity. Thus in the apostles\u2019 days, a great deal of zeal was spent about unclean meats, with heat of spirit in Christians one against another, both parties condemning and censuring one another, as not true Christians; when the apostle had charity for both, as influenced by a spirit of real piety: \u201che that eats,\u201d says he, \u201cto the Lord he eats, and giveth God thanks; and he that eatheth not, to the Lord he eatheth not, and giveth God thanks.\u201d So in the church of Corinth, they had got into a way of extolling some ministers, and censuring others, and were puffed up one against another: but yet these things were no sign that the work then so wonderfully carried on, was not the work of God. And after this, when religion was sill greatly flourishing in the world, and a spirit of eminent holiness and zeal prevailed in the christian church, the zeal of Christians ran out into a very improper and undue severity, in the exercise of church discipline towards delinquents. In some cases they would by no means admit them into their charity and communion though they appeared never so humble and penitent. And in the days of Constantine the Great, the zeal of Christians against heathenism ran out into a degree of persecution. So in that glorious revival of religion, at the reformation, zeal in many instances appeared in a very improper severity, and even a degree of persecution; yea, in some of the most eminent reformers; as in the great Calvin in particular. And many in those days of the flourishing of vital religion, were guilty of severely censuring others that differed from then in opinion in some points of divinity.\nVII. Nor are many errors in judgment, and some delusions of Satan intermixed with the work, any argument that the work in general is not of the Spirit of God. However great a spiritual influence may be, it is not to be expected that the Spirit of God should be given now in the same manner as to the apostles, infallibly to guide them in points of christian doctrine, so that what they taught might be relied on as a rule to the christian church. And if many delusions of Satan appear, at the same time that a great religious concern prevails, it is not an argument that the work in general is not the work of God, any more than it was an argument in Egypt, that there were no true miracles wrought there, by the hand of God, because Jannes and Jambres wrought false miracles at the same time by the hand of the devil. Yea, the same persons may be the subjects of much of the influences of the Spirit of God, and yet in some things be led away by the delusions of Satan, and this be no more of paradox than many other things that are true of real saints, in the present state, where grace dwells with so much corruption, and the new man and the old man subsist together in the same person; and the kingdom of God and the kingdom of the devil remain for a while together in the same heart. Many godly persons have undoubtedly in this and other ages, exposed themselves to woeful delusions, by an aptness to lay too much weight on impulses and impressions, as if they were immediate revelations from God, to signify something future, or to direct them where to go, and what to do.\nVIII. If some, who were thought to be wrought upon, fall away into gross errors, or scandalous practices, it is no argument that the work in general is not the work of the Spirit of God. That there are some counterfeits, is no argument that nothing is true: such things are always expected in a time of reformation. If we look into church history, we shall find no instance of any great revival of religion, but what has been attended with many such things. Instances of this nature in the apostles\u2019 days were innumerable; some fell away into gross heresies, others into vile practices, though they seemed to be the subjects of a work of the Spirit--and were accepted for a while amongst those that were truly so, as their brethren and companions--and were not suspected till they went out from them. And some of these were teachers and officers--and eminent persons in the christian church--whom God had endowed with miraculous gifts of the Holy Ghost; as appears by the beginning of the 6th chapter of the Hebrews. An instance of these was Judas, who was one of the twelve apostles, and had long been constantly united to, and intimately conversant with, a company of truly experienced disciples, without being discovered or suspected, till he discovered himself by his scandalous practice. He had been treated by Jesus himself, in all external things, as if he had truly been a disciple, even investing him with the character of apostle, sending him forth to preach the gospel, and enduing him with miraculous gifts of the Spirit. For though Christ knew him, yet he did not then clothe himself with the character of omniscient Judge, and searcher of hearts, but acted the part of a minister of the visible church; (for he was his Father\u2019s minister;) and therefore rejected him not, till he had discovered himself by his scandalous practice; thereby giving an example to guides and rulers of the visible church, not to take it upon them to act the part of searcher of hearts, but to be influenced in their administrations by what is visible and open.--There were some instances then of such apostates, as were esteemed eminently full of the grace of God\u2019s Spirit. An instance of this nature probably was Nicolas, one of the seven deacons, who was looked upon by the Christians in Jerusalem, in the time of that extraordinary pouring out of the Spirit, as a man full of the Holy Ghost, and was chosen out of the multitude of Christians to that office, for that reason; as you may see in Acts vi. 3, 5. Yet he afterwards fell away and became the head of a sect of vile heretics, of gross practices, called from his name the sect of the Nicolaitans, Rev. ii. 6, and 15.\nSo in the time of the reformation from popery, how great was the number of those who for a while seemed to join with the reformers, yet fell away into the grossest and most absurd errors, and abominable practices. And it is particularly observable, that in times of great pouring out of the Spirit to revive religion in the world, a number of those who for a while seemed to partake in it, have fallen off into whimsical and extravagant errors, and gross enthusiasm, boasting of high degrees of spirituality and perfection, censuring and condemning others as carnal. Thus it was with the Gnostics in the apostles\u2019 times; and thus it was with several sects at the reformation, as Anthony Burgess observes in his book called Spiritual Refinings, Part I. Serm. 23. P. 132. \u201cThe first worthy reformers, and glorious instruments of God, found a bitter conflict herein, so that they were exercised not only with formalists, and traditionary papists on the one side, but men that pretended themselves to be more enlightened than the reformers were, on the other side: hence they called those that did adhere to the Scripture, and would try revelations by it, Literists and Vowelists, as men acquainted with the words and vowels of the Scripture, having nothing of the Spirit of God: and wheresoever in any town the true doctrine of the gospel brake forth to the displacing of popery, presently such opinions arose, like tares that came up among the good wheat; whereby great divisions were raised, and the reformation made abominable and odious to the world; as if that had been the sun to give heat and warmth to those worms and serpents to crawl out of the ground. Hence they inveighed against Luther, and said he had only promulgated a carnal gospel.\u201d--Some of the leaders of those wild enthusiasts had been for a while highly esteemed by the first reformers, and peculiarly dear to them.--Thus also in England, at the time when vital religion much prevailed in the days of King Charles I, the interregnum, and Oliver Cromwell, such things as these abounded. And so in New England, in her purest days, when vital piety flourished, such kind of things as these broke out. Therefore the devil\u2019s sowing such tares is no proof that a true work of the Spirit of God is not gloriously carried on.\nIX. It is no argument that a work is not from the Spirit of God, that it seems to be promoted by ministers insisting very much on the terrors of God\u2019s holy law, and that with a great deal of pathos and earnestness. If there be really a hell of such dreadful and never-ending torments, as is generally supposed, of which multitudes are in great danger--and into which the greater part of men in christian countries do actually from generation to generation fall, for want of a sense of its terribleness, and so for want of taking due care to avoid it--then why is it not proper for those who have the care of souls to take great pains to make men sensible of it? Why should they not be told as much of the truth as can be? If I am in danger of going to hell, I should be glad to know as much as possibly I can of the dreadfulness of it. If I am very prone to neglect due care to avoid it, he does me the best kindness, who does most to represent to me the truth of the case, that sets forth my misery and danger in the liveliest manner.\nI appeal to every one, whether this is not the very course they would take in case of exposedness to any great temporal calamity? If any of you who are heads of families saw one of your children in a house all on fire, and in imminent danger of being soon consumed in the flames, yet seemed to be very insensible of its danger, and neglected to escape after you had often called to it--would you go on to speak to it only in a cold and indifferent manner? Would not you cry aloud, and call earnestly to it, and represent the danger it was in, and its own folly in delaying, in the most lively manner of which you was capable? If you should continue to speak to it only in a cold manner, as you are wont to do in ordinary conversation about indifferent matters, would not those about you begin to think you were bereft of reason yourself? This is not the way of mankind in temporal affairs of great moment, that require earnest heed and great haste, and about which they are greatly concerned. They are not wont to speak to other of their danger, and warn them but a little or in a cold and indifferent manner. Nature teaches men otherwise. If we who have the care of souls, knew what hell was, had seen the state of the damned, or by any other means had become sensible how dreadful their case was--and at the same time knew that the greater part of men went thither, and saw our hearers not sensible of their danger--it would be morally impossible for us to avoid most earnestly setting before them the dreadfulness of that misery, and their great exposedness to it, and even to cry aloud to them.\nWhen ministers preach of hell, and warn sinners to avoid it, in a cold manner--though they may say in words that it is infinitely terrible--they contradict themselves. For actions, as I observed before, have a language as well as words. If a preacher\u2019s words represent the sinner\u2019s state as infinitely dreadful, while his behaviour and manner of speaking contradict it--showing that the preacher does not think so--he defeats his own purpose; for the language of his actions, in such a case, is much more effectual than the bare signification of his words. Not that I think that the law only should be preached: ministers may preach other things too little. The gospel is to be preached as well as the law, and the law is to be preached only to make way for the gospel, and in order that it may be preached more effectually. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cI Am a Season That Does Not Exist in the World\u201d by Kim Kyung-Ju\ntranslated from the Korean by Jake Levine\n144 pgs. | pb |9781939568144 | $14.95\nReviewed by Jacob Rogers\nKim Kyung Ju\u2019s I Am a Season That Does Not Exist in the World, translated from the Korean by Jake Levine, is a wonderful absurdist poetry collection. It\u2019s a mix of verse and prose poems, or even poems in the forms of plays, all of which make use of what could most simply be termed an overriding sense of \u201csynesthesia.\u201d Throughout the collection, Kyung Ju mixes up sensorial language, whether that which we use to describe our bodies, or the world around us. 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Beethoven didn\u2019t compose music. Beethoven was music. What he recorded was only his desperation.\u201d In evoking one of the most famous classical composers, the suggestion seems to be that there is transcendent beauty to be found in the sublimation of our experiences, emotions, and sensations into art, blurring the lines between where the art and person begin and end.\nHe further clarifies and expands upon the synesthesia in the collection with a third layer. Not just a mixing of senses, or of the senses related to art, he also blends the art forms themselves. Though the collection contains a large amount of prose-poems (another kind of line-blurring), the true moments of confusion come with poems like, \u201cThe Moment After the Rain Hits, We Hug a Rainbow and Enter a Hotel with an Old Bathub.\u201d Beginning as a poem, it moves on to Act I, II, and III\u2014the first two still in verse, and the last of which takes the form an absurd dialogue between \u201cMan\u201d and \u201cKim\u201d (ostensibly Kim Kyung Ju himself). It is a short, confusing back and forth where Kim wonders if Man is his son, and the issue is never clarified, but ends with Man carrying Kim on his back, pretending to be a plane, as if reversing the possible father-son connection.\nChild-parent bonds, too, are an important theme in the collection, with countless references to \u201cMom\u201d and \u201cDad.\u201d In fact, the often shadowy presence of Mom may even contain the root to the work\u2019s absurdity. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cChasing the King of Hearts\u201d by Hanna Krall [Why This Book Should Win]\nThis entry in the Why This Book Should Win series is from Ruchama Johnston-Bloom, who writes about modern Jewish thought and Orientalism. She has a PhD in the History of Judaism from the University of Chicago and is the Associate Director of Academic Affairs at the London center of CAPA: The Global Education Network.\nChasing the King of Hearts by Hanna Krall, translated from the Polish by Philip Boehm (Poland, Feminist Press)\nThere is a certain amount of fatigue, I think, with Holocaust narratives. People may feel that they already know what to expect, they know the story, they do not need to revisit that world. This despite, or perhaps, because of, the recent Claims Conference survey, which found a significant lack of knowledge about the Holocaust in the United States. Whatever disinterest or trepidation you might feel when faced with the prospect of returning to this horrifying terrain, Chasing the King of Hearts by Hanna Krall, translated by Philip Boehm, is worthy of your attention.\nThis slim volume (originally published in Polish in 2006) is Krall\u2019s account of the life story of Izolda R., a survivor who spent the war restlessly, relentlessly trying to reunite with her husband. Her single-minded quest sends her throughout occupied Poland, Austria, and Germany, in and out of camps and prisons, and back and forth between passing as a non-Jewish Pole and being hunted as a Jew. The author and the subject clashed over how the story should be told. As Krall has stated, Izolda R. was \u201csentimental, wordy, emotional, always wanting it bigger. I have always known that the only way to tell such a story is with austerity and great emotional calm, even detachment.\u201d The marriage of Izolda\u2019s almost preposterous true story of survival and Krall\u2019s laconic style gives this book its power, and, of course, draws our attention to the thorny relationship between history, memory, and truth, and between fact and fiction.\nWith her almost aphoristic approach Krall constructs vignettes that capture Izolda\u2019s scattershot movements throughout the Reich and illustrate how factors like gender, language, and class shaped her experiences. I found Krall\u2019s foregrounding of gender particularly fascinating (it is fitting that the Feminist Press brought this U.S. edition out.) Language is also a compelling through line\u2014particularly Izolda\u2019s inability to fully share her experiences with the younger, Hebrew-speaking generations of her family. And class also\u2014Izolda cannot do the menial tasks she is often required to perform as a prisoner because she never had to do them before the war. When she encounters Austrian Jews being deported, they are convinced they are better than Polish Jews and will therefore be treated better by the Germans.\nThe vignettes Krall constructs capture the dark truth of the Jewish experience of trying to pass\u2014Izolda recites the Hail Mary perfectly, only to be told an actual Catholic wouldn\u2019t bother to enunciate each word so clearly. They also reveal identity as something both terrifyingly fixed and strangely fluid in the landscape(s) Izolda traverses while trying to find her king of hearts. Jewish women die their hair (Izolda at one point ties a bit of torn-out coat lining around her head to hide her roots), men have surgery to elongate their foreskins, teeth (real and false) are knocked out, false teeth are then removed preemptively ahead of beatings . . . There is ultimately no escape from being Jewish\u2014even after the war she and her husband try to pass and fail, eventually having to leave Poland\u2014but there is also a strange sense that everything is malleable. Old photographs can be doctored; concentration camp numbers can be removed or amended. If there is a \u201cJewish way\u201d of holding a bag, then there must be a way to learn how to fully inhabit the other, the non-Jew. A way to escape.\nThe short chapters\u2014from a paragraph or two, to two or three pages long\u2014mostly follow Izolda as she tries to survive the war. However, a series of chapters interspersed throughout the text capture Izolda\u2019s reflections as an elderly woman in Haifa (\u201cArmchair. Everything is Life,\u201d \u201cArmchair. More Urgent Matters\u201d). These chapters reckon with the terrible mathematics of contingency, as in this passage from \u201cArmchair. Credit\u201d:\nIf they hadn\u2019t taken her for a prostitute, she wouldn\u2019t have stopped in on Mateusz the caretaker,\nshe wouldn\u2019t have learnt about Mauthausen [her husband\u2019s location],\nshe wouldn\u2019t have travelled to Vienna.\nIf she hadn\u2019t gone to Vienna, she would have stayed in Warsaw. She would have died in the uprising, in the basement, together with her mother.\nIf she hadn\u2019t escaped from Guben, they would have sent her on with the other women.\nShe would have landed in Bergen-Belsen,\nin the middle of a typhus epidemic.\nShe would have died of typhus together with Janka Tempelhof.\nEvidently God had decided she was meant to survive the war.\nOr not. He had decided that she was meant to die and she opposed His verdict with all her strength. That\u2019s the only reason she survived. And no God can claim credit. It was hers and hers alone.\nIzolda\u2019s journey, mapped by Krall and Boehm, circles back to contingency again and again. How did Izolda survive? Why? Is there any meaning to this survival? Izolda is convinced her love for her husband propelled her forward, but he seems to not fully reciprocate that love, and the love story does not provide much by way of explanation or closure.\nNear the beginning of Chasing the King of Hearts, Izolda wants to witness one of the typhus patients she is tending die because she is curious about \u201cwhat she might see when someone else\u2019s life comes to an end.\u201d She wonders if she will see a sign, \u201cbecause if there is a sign, it ought to be read.\u201d Izolda continues to look for signs throughout the book: using a pack of cards to help locate her husband, wondering if it is a good omen when she sees someone wearing a sweater like one that belonged to a friend who escaped to Honduras. 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        "raw_content": "BIGGEST POP SINGLE: \"Endless Love\" with Diana Ross (1981)\nBIGGEST LP: Can't Slow Down (1983)\nLionel Richie was born on June 20, 1949 in Tuskegee, Alabama. Richie began his music career in the 60s before joining The Commodores in 1968. Richie was credited with writing many of their greatest hits and was songwriting for other artists by the end of the 70s. In 1982, Richie went solo.\nFebruary 25: Richie was nominated for a Grammy Award for Song of the Year (songwriter) (\"Lady\" which was recorded by Kenny Rogers).\nJuly 11: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with Diana Ross with \"Endless Love.\"\nJuly 25: Richie hit the Top 10 with Diana Ross with \"Endless Love.\"\nAugust 15: Richie hit #1 for 10 weeks the ARC Weekly Top 40 with Diana Ross with \"Endless Love.\"\nAugust 15: Richie topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 9 weeks with Diana Ross with \"Endless Love.\"\nAugust 22: Richie topped the Billboard Soul Singles chart for 7 weeks with Diana Ross with \"Endless Love.\"\nSeptember 5: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 3 weeks with Diana Ross with \"Endless Love.\"\nJanuary 25: Richie won 3 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Single, Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist, and Favorite Soul/R&B Single (\"Endless Love\" with Diana Ross).\nFebruary 24: Richie was nominated for 3 Grammy Awards for Record of the Year, Song of the Year (songwriter), and Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group (\"Endless Love\" with Diana Ross).\nSeptember 27: Richie released his debut solo LP, Lionel Richie.\nOctober 16: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Truly.\"\nNovember 6: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Truly.\"\nNovember 20: Richie hit #1 for 2 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Truly.\"\nNovember 20: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 4 weeks with \"Truly.\"\nNovember 27: Richie topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 2 weeks with \"Truly.\"\nNovember 27: Richie topped the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Album chart for 1 week with Lionel Richie.\nDecember 9: Lionel Richie was certified platinum.\nJanuary 17: Richie won an American Music Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Single (\"Truly\") and was nominated for Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist and Favorite Soul/R&B Album (Lionel Richie).\nJanuary 22: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"You Are.\"\nFebruary 23: Richie won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance - Male (\"Truly\").\nFebruary 26: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 6 weeks with \"You Are.\"\nMarch 5: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"You Are.\"\nApril 16: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"My Love.\"\nMay 21: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"My Love.\"\nMay 21: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 4 weeks with \"My Love.\"\nOctober 1: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"All Night Long (All Night).\"\nOctober 11: Richie released Can't Slow Down.\nOctober 15: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"All Night Long (All Night).\"\nOctober 22: Richie topped the Billboard Black Singles chart for 7 weeks with \"All Night Long (All Night).\"\nNovember 12: Richie hit #1 for 3 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"All Night Long (All Night).\"\nNovember 12: Richie topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 4 weeks and Adult Contemporary chart for 4 weeks with \"All Night Long (All Night).\"\nNovember 12: Richie topped the UK LP chart for 3 weeks with Can't Slow Down.\nNovember 26: Richie topped the Billboard Top Black Albums chart for 24 weeks with Can't Slow Down.\nDecember 3: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Running With The Night.\"\nDecember 3: Richie topped the Billboard Top LPs & Tapes chart for 3 weeks with Can't Slow Down.\nDecember 12: Can't Slow Down was certified platinum.\nDecember 31: Richie topped the Billboard 1983 Year-End Chart Toppers as the Top Adult Contemporary Artist and Top Adult Contemporary Artist - Male, and with the Top Adult Contemporary Single (\"You Are\").\n# 2 Singles Artist of the Year (# 1 Male Artist of the Year)r\nJanuary 4: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Running With The Night.\"\nJanuary 16: Richie won 2 American Music Awards for Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist and Favorite Soul/R&B Single (\"All Night Long (All Night)\"), and was nominated for Favorite Soul/R&B Album (Can't Slow Down) and Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist.\nFebruary 28: Richie was nominated for 3 Grammy Awards for Record of the Year, Song of the Year (songwriter), and Best Pop Vocal Performance - Male (\"All Night Long (All Night).\"\nMarch 10: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Hello.\"\nMarch 24: Richie topped the UK singles chart for 6 weeks with \"Hello.\"\nMarch 31: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Hello.\"\nApril 7: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 6 weeks with \"Hello.\"\nMay 5: Richie hit #1 for 3 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Hello.\"\nMay 12: Richie topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 2 weeks with \"Hello.\"\nJune 2: Richie topped the Billboard Black Singles chart for 2 weeks with \"Hello.\"\nJuly 7: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Stuck On You.\"\nAugust 4: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Stuck On You.\"\nAugust 4: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 5 weeks with \"Stuck On You.\"\nSeptember 14: The video for \"All Night Long (All Night)\" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Award for Best Male Video.\nOctober 13: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Penny Lover.\"\nOctober 19: Can't Slow Down was certified 8x platinum and Lionel Richie was certified 4x platinum.\nNovember 17: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Penny Lover.\"\nNovember 17: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 4 weeks with \"Penny Lover.\"\nDecember 31: Richie topped the Billboard Year-End Chart-Toppers as the Top Pop Artist of the Year, Top Pop Artist - Male, Top Pop Album Artist, Top Pop Album Artist - Male, Top Pop Singles Artist, Top Pop Singles Artist - Male, Top Black Artist of the Year, Top Black Artist - Male, Top Black Album Artist, Top Black Album Artist - Male, Top Black Singles Artist, Top Black Singles Artist - Male, Top Adult Contemporary Artist, and Top Adult Contemporary Artist - Male, and with the Top Black Album (Can't Slow Down).\nDecember 31: Richie had the top U,K. LP of the year with Can't Slow Down.\nJanuary 28: Richie won 6 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist, Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist, Favorite Pop/Rock Male Video Artist, Favorite Soul/R&B Male Video Artist, and Favorite Soul/R&B Video and Favorite Pop/Rock Video (\"Hello\"), and was nominated for Favorite Pop/Rock Album and Favorite Soul/R&B Album (Can't Slow Down).\nFebruary 26: Richie won a Grammy Award for Album of the Year (Can't Slow Down) and was nominated for Song of the Year (songwriter) and Best Pop Vocal Performance - Male (\"Hello\").\nNovember 9: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Say You, Say Me.\"\nDecember 7: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Say You, Say Me.\"\nDecember 7: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 5 weeks with \"Say You, Say Me.\"\nDecember 19: Can't Slow Down was certified 10x platinum.\nDecember 21: Richie hit #1 for 2 weeks the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Say You, Say Me.\"\nDecember 21: Richie topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 4 weeks with \"Say You, Say Me.\"\nDecember 28: Richie topped the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay chart for 5 weeks with \"Say You, Say Me.\"\nJanuary 11: Richie topped the Billboard Black Singles chart for 2 weeks with \"Say You, Say Me.\"\nFebruary 25: Richie won a Grammy Award for Song of the Year (songwriter) (\"We Are The World\" with Michael Jackson).\nJuly 19: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Dancing On The Ceiling.\"\nAugust 5: Richie released Dancing On The Ceiling.\nAugust 16: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Dancing On The Ceiling.\"\nSeptember 20: Richie topped the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay chart for 1 week with \"Dancing On The Ceiling.\"\nSeptember 27: Richie topped the Billboard Top Pop Albums chart for 2 weeks with Dancing On The Ceiling.\nOctober 16: Dancing On The Ceiling was certified 3x platinum.\nOctober 18: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Love Will Conquer All.\"\nNovember 22: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Love Will Conquer All.\"\nNovember 22: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 2 weeks with \"Love Will Conquer All.\"\nJanuary 3: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Ballerina Girl.\"\nJanuary 26: Richie won 4 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist, Favorite Pop/Rock Video (\"Dancing On The Ceiling\"), Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist, and Favorite Soul/R&B Male Video Artist.\nFebruary 7: Richie topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart for 4 weeks with \"Ballerina Girl.\"\nFebruary 14: Richie hit the Top 10 with \"Ballerina Girl.\"\nApril 18: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Se La.\"\nMay 21: Dancing On The Ceiling was certified 4x platinum.\nMay 5: Richie released the compilation LP Back To Front.\nMay 23: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Do It To Me.\"\nJune 6: Richie topped the UK LP chart for 6 weeks with Back To Front.\nJuly 4: Richie topped the Billboard R&B Singles chart for 1 week with \"Do It To Me.\"\nJuly 15: Back To Front was certified gold.\nOctober 20: Back To Front was certified platinum.\nApril 16: Richie released Louder Than Words.\nApril 27: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Don't Wanna Lose You.\"\nOctober 23: Louder Than Words was certified gold.\nNovember 25: Truly: The Love Songs was released.\nJune 23: Richie released Time.\nOctober 16: Richie released Renaissance.\nMay 26: Richie hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Angel.\"\nFebruary 27: Lionel was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording (\"Angel\").\nNovember 26: Encore was released.\nJuly 30: Truly: The Love Songs was certified gold.\nFebruary 4: The Definitive Collection was released.\nJune 20: The Definitive Collection was certified gold.\nMay 4: Richie released Just For You.\nJune 30: The Definitive Collection was certified platinum.\nRichie hit the Adult R&B charts with \"I Call It Love.\"\nSeptember 12: Richie released Coming Home.\nFebruary 7: Coming Home was certified gold.\nFebruary 11: Richie was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best R&B Vocal Performance - Male (\"I Call It Love\") and Best R&B Album (Coming Home). 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        "raw_content": "Paula Carson (Jill Schoelen of Popcorn and The Phantom Of The Opera) is a high school student whose fancy-pants District Attorney father, William Carson III (Martin Mull of My Bodyguard and Mr. Mom), decides to go for a solo hunting trip in the woods. Before he splits to get close to nature, he has his daughter assure him she\u2019ll behave \u2013 she\u2019s not to have boys over and she\u2019s to go to school every day while he\u2019s gone. She agrees, and off he goes.\nWhile at school the next day, she seems more concerned with her dreamy, is stuck up, jock boyfriend Dwight (Brad Pitt of Inglourious Basterds and 12 Monkeys) and unusually flirtatious Brian (Donovan Leitch of The Blob) than she does with her coursework. Brian, however, has more than just a little crush on Jill. He\u2019s recently been let out of a local mental hospital and is suspected of having murdered his own father. Of course, shortly after Brian\u2019s arrival on the scene, people start getting murdered, leading all involved to wonder if he\u2019s actually been cured or if he still has a penchant for killing. Paula starts to wonder if it\u2019s Brian or if it is Dwight, while William gets shot in the chest with an arrow and has to fend for himself in the woods, fighting for his own survival.\nBest known as a John Boorman associate, having worked on Deliverance and written Exorcist II: The Heretic, Excalibur and The Emerald Forest, one and done director Rospo Pallenberg does a pretty decent job with Cutting Class is famous more for the presence of a young Brad Pitt than it is for anything else. The movie is all over the place in terms of tone, it\u2019s sometimes played like a straight slasher film and other times played more parodically. This results in some pretty uneven moments, some of which feel completely out of place, but the overall entertainment value that the picture provides is strong enough to make it succeed. There\u2019s something to be said for the novelty of seeing Pitt in a genuine cinematic oddity like this. He\u2019s decent in the part, playing the jock basketball star with the right amount of cocky self-assurance. In fact, the whole cast in general here is just\u2026 strange. Martin Mull is kind of great in his role as the dad, and hey, check out none other than Roddy McDowell in a supporting role as one of the teachers at Paula\u2019s school. Donovan Leitch, son of the \u2018Hurdy Gurdy Man\u2019 singer, does a nice job as the \u2018crazy guy\u2019 in the movie while Jill Schoelen, no stranger to horror pictures at this point in her career, is as likeable as ever.\nThe movie gets bonus points for a few creative kill scenes as well. We won\u2019t go into detail about them here as that would spoil the movie for those yet to see it, but there was clearly some thought put into how to pull these sequences off on camera and they generally work really well. The twist at the end isn\u2019t really a twist at all, a blind man could see it coming, but there are enough genuinely weird surprises tossed in along the way to more than make up for that. This movie might not really know what it wants to be, but at least it knows how to have a good time.\nCutting Class \u2013 Blu-ray Review:\nVinegar Syndrome brings Cutting Class to Blu-ray \u201cNewly scanned and restored in 4k from its 35mm original camera negative\u201d and fully uncut on a 50GB disc in AVC encoded 1080p high definition widescreen and framed at 1.85.1. The picture here is sharp and clean without looking digitally processed. There\u2019s plenty of natural film grain but virtually no print damage at all, the picture is really, really clean. Colors look perfect and black levels are nice and deep as well. There\u2019s no obvious noise reduction nor do there appear to be any compression artifacts. There\u2019s great filmic texture here and the image shows plenty of depth and fine detail \u2013 no complaints, this looks fantastic.\nThe English language DTS-HD Mono track on the disc is fine. Dialogue is easy to understand, there are no problems with any hiss or any distortion and the levels are properly balanced from start to finish. Where you really notice the lossless boost is when the music kicks in, there\u2019s some solid depth here andit sounds quite impressive. English SDH subtitles\nExtras start off with another commentary track from the guys over at The Hysteria Continues!, one of the most entertaining horror/slasher-movie-centric podcasts out there. If you\u2019re familiar with their approach, you\u2019ll know what to expect here \u2013 a lively conversation about the film and plenty of discussion and opinion on what works and what doesn\u2019t. There\u2019s some amusing discussion about the more dated aspects of the movie (let\u2019s face it, this one is firmly rooted in the eighties, there\u2019s no way around that) as well as some of the quirks inherent in the script. They also talk up the performances, some of the more memorable kills, the direction and more. It\u2019s an entertaining mix of facts/trivia and opinion related to the film.\nFrom there we move on to a video interview with lead actress Jill Schoelen called Un-Cutting Class. Here, over the span of twenty-one-minutes, Ms. Schoelen talks about how she initially didn\u2019t want to do the picture as well as how and why she came around, her thoughts on working with Pallenberg, issues that she had with the script and the overall quality of the film and more. A second interview, Donovan Makes The Cut, interviews Donovan Leitch for sixteen-minutes. Here he speaks about getting his part in the film, how the movie ties into Deliverance of all films, how he got along with the cast and crew, including Pitt, how budgetary restraints affected the movie and more.\nVinegar Syndrome also includes two audio interviews, the first of which is with Pallenberg and runs just over forty-six-minutes. Here he talks about his background, how he got into the film business, what he\u2019s done outside the film business, his relationship with John Booman, how he wound up directing Cutting Class and what his experiences doing that were like. The second interview is with director of photography Avi Karpick and it runs just short of twenty-four-minutes. He speaks about his background, how he wound up getting work on Cutting Class, what it was like on set, collaborating with different cast and crew members and more. The audio is pretty rough on this one but the content is good.\nIt\u2019s also interesting to see the alternate shots from the MPAA approved R-rated version of the film included here. This is done with a four-minute split-screen comparison that shows what was trimmed, it\u2019s interesting stuff. The film\u2019s original theatrical trailer, menus and chapter selection options round out the extras on the disc.\nCutting Class \u2013 The Final Word:\nCutting Class is uneven and goofy but so too is it a lot of fun. The cast alone is reason enough to check this out but some solid murder set pieces up the ante enough that, for slasher fans, this is a pretty easy recommendation. 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Kopp learned that Ben had a publishing company in Oregon (BC Allen Publishing Group and Tonic Books), and thought of the idea of partnering with him. My supervisor has a dream of creating a Rowan publishing company focused on releasing Young Adult novels. The partnership, he saw as an opportunity. By involving the interns in projects with an actual publishing company, Kopp and the department could study what it would take to begin making this dream a reality. After meeting with each other, Ben Allen and Kopp came to an agreement, and the partnership was born.\nIn preparation for the interview with Ben, I asked my fellow interns to provide me with questions that would elicit meaningful responses. This was a chance for us to ask an actual publisher about his career and learn what it took for him to reach his position (which is especially beneficial for students who want to pursue a career in publishing). We also wanted to know why a successful man from Oregon agreed to partner with a small department from a university in New Jersey. Over the course of the week, I accumulated a number of these questions.\nI contacted Ben to set up the interview. After a few back and forths concerning scheduling and time needed, we agreed to chat on Saturday March 3rd. I had to call him on a secure company line at 3pm EST and had to interview him for 20 minutes (which was as long as Ben would be able to speak with me).\nEverything was set, and I was up for the challenge.\n\u201cHow do you maintain reputation while being almost entirely removed from social media?\u201d\nI heard Ben laugh from his side of the call. He was enjoying a rare sunny day in Oregon, and was very enthusiastic to answer my questions for the article.\n\u201c I think that\u2019s created by the work that you do with clients, and my business has grown just by referral and invite, so occasionally I\u2019ll find somebody online that seems intriguing to me, and I\u2019ll build a relationship with them, and then we start to work together or I give them some of my time for free to give them a sense of who I am.\n\u201cAnd I come in with a proposal and a project in mind and ideas, and that can influence my reputation\u2026\u201d\nHearing him answer the question, I could sense he wasn\u2019t too interested in reputation-- a fact which he quickly confirmed.\n\u201cAlso, I\u2019m not necessarily interested in reputation so much as I am in finding people that feel like a good fit\u2026 and through building relationships.\n\u201cSo, referral is really how my business has grown\u2026 I go into all my interactions with prospective clients with the attitude that I really want to serve them. Whether they publish with me or not.\n\u201cI try to let go of the outcome and serve them as much as I can-- giving them a sense of what we can do together, and who I am, and what we can create\u2026\n\u201cAnd that\u2019s what builds I think what you\u2019re referring to as reputation, which I would replace with like...connection. Our end goal is really to help spur human evolution and disseminate brilliant ideas that are useful for people.\u201d\nAfter hearing him, this really made sense to me. Reputation shouldn\u2019t be in the forefront of our minds. It should be our connections and interactions with other people that shape how we work. Good reputation, in my eyes, really comes out of that.\nBut, with a business model like this, which doesn\u2019t involve social media, wouldn\u2019t he encounter obstacles?\n\u201c As a business owner, your whole thing is to overcome different obstacles--create into the world something that didn\u2019t exist before, and where there\u2019s competition for it to exist.\n\u201cI don\u2019t think of business as a dog eat dog world. I\u2019m much more about how can we help and serve and there\u2019s enough for everybody. But there\u2019s always overcoming different obstacles.\n\u201cThe major thing is that scaling a business, when your offering just by referral. When people have really tailored, polished, manicured marketing campaigns and structures, they know predictably how many clients they\u2019ll close. With referral, you can\u2019t really \u2018turn on the knob\u2019 to get more immediately.\n\u201cIt hasn\u2019t really been an issue for us, but it could be. It\u2019s a little bit more like boom or bust. Sometimes you get a ton of clients, other times, you\u2019re kind of in a lull. So, there isn\u2019t a predictability to it.\n\u201cAnd ultimately, our purpose is not to build out in social media, but to create out more predictable channels for client creation.\u201d\nWhat really stood out to me here is that even with a perceived limitation like no social media presence, a publishing company can still be very successful and get a lot of clients. I always thought that in this technology filled world, the best way to get noticed is to build a presence and following on social media like Facebook and Instagram. Once the person was famous enough, they would start to receive deals. But Ben\u2019s company gets many deals, and has zero presence on these platforms. It shows me that the popular path is not always the necessary one to be successful.\nSo, what does a normal day look like for a guy like Ben?\n\u201cIt\u2019s so dynamic. I\u2019m changing what we do and how we do it all the time. The previous two years we were primarily focused on consulting with the authors (bringing in authors, working with them to write their books)\u2026 and we\u2019ve starting shifting to focus more on the marketing/publishing side (though we\u2019re still doing the writing side for some of the clients).\n\u201cSo the day consists of phone calls with my clients/authors, phone calls with my team (designers, editors, ghost writers, proofreaders, distributors, my project manager, my assistant), \u2026 and then reading people\u2019s work, providing comprehensive global developmental feedback ( I only do that in a small capacity... my team does more). I also strategize and plan for working with our authors and laying out plans for marketing. And all that can look a million different ways\u2026\u201d\nIt\u2019s a very busy schedule, but it keeps him on his toes. He also provided some advice for managing such a day (which he believed would be really helpful for students\u2019 productivity):\n\u201cEvery morning, I get up, and before I check my email or I get on my phone, I meditate, then I do two hours of uninterrupted work on my number one project, and I structure my day in oscillation like that, and I focus, and then I relax for a little while, and then I focus again\u2026\u201d\nAs a student who constantly feels the need to procrastinate, and is dismayed by it, this advice really caught my attention, and I am in the process of trying it out (I encourage anyone else like me to try it as well).\nAt this point, you may be thinking, what does a guy like Ben look for when hiring interns and employees? Are there any skills that he keeps his eye out for?\n\u201c I look for someone that\u2019s hard working, that\u2019s intelligent, that can figure things out on their own, that\u2019s independent. 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Obsessive focus-- wanting to master one thing by focusing on it, and researching it and finding the people that are leading in that field (and then studying what they do). Hard work, for sure. Taking action all the time--staying in action. Not in a way that burns you out, but ideally in a way that gets results. Nothing happens without action. It\u2019s the hallmark of performance and results.\n\u201cAnd then the last one is being able to confront and overcome fear. And thinking creatively as well, actually. And people skills!\u201d\nAs a student with six classes and multiple extracurricular activities, I realized that I have some of these traits--obsessive focus, hard work- which have led me to the position I am now (about to graduate after only three years, and preparing to complete a master\u2019s during that fourth year). I take a lot of action, but I do get burned out a lot, often getting little sleep. Plus while I try to be kind to everyone I meet, I also tend to be socially awkward and fumble my words (if any come to mind at the time). These are things I need to work on, but it\u2019s nice to know that I am on the right track.\nYou\u2019d think a man like Ben Allen would have prepared his whole life around being a publisher, but that\u2019s not true.\n\u201cI was a professor for a long time, and I thought that was it. I did that for about five and a half years, but about...four years in, I got real restless and I didn\u2019t know if I could do it anymore. It stopped... filling me the way it used to. I wanted to impact beyond the classroom, impact more people. Now, working with some authors, with a push of a button, we can reach millions of readers- which is huge. I can reach a lot of people at once, whereas in the classroom I can reach only so many.\n\u201cI started experimenting building businesses, both of which are successful right now and are still running (even though I backed out of them). Then I started working with authors one-on-one, and as a result of the success of that, I built the publishing house.\u201d\nAs you can see, Ben never premeditated a business in publishing- it was really something he just wound up in. Something that he really, truly loved and could share with millions of people. This was an indication to me that if I ever ended up in a career that I grew to dislike, I would still have the ability to \u201cdrop everything\u201d and pursue something that interested me.\n\u201cImpacting many people with books is huge-that\u2019s a really awesome thing. Books really have the potential to change lives. And that\u2019s super rewarding for me.\n\u201cI also really love working with the authors and meeting the people that I meet on a regular basis, and working with the people that I work with- it\u2019s just so inspiring. I get paid to read books that I would pay to read! And I get paid to be in close relationships with people who I would seek out as mentors! You know, that, is an incredible gift for me. That gets me so jazzed!\n\u201cI get to help them live out a life mission, help them with a goal. A lot of these people wanted to write books their whole lives and get stuck, and then they meet me, and we help them get unstuck.\u201d\nIt\u2019s a win-win-win situation- it\u2019s a win for the publication house, it\u2019s a win for the clients, and it\u2019s a win for the readers. It\u2019s a great place to be in.\nSo what drove Ben to partner with Kopp and Rowan University?\n\u201cI really like Drew [Kopp]. I think he\u2019s awesome. I think he\u2019s a brilliant guy. 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        "raw_content": "This is a question we have been getting more frequently in recent times. We were getting similar questions back in the late 1990s after U.S. stocks experienced a great run of outperformance over international stocks. Developed international stocks subsequently went on to outperform U.S. stocks for six years, and emerging-markets stocks did even better.\nIt is important to revisit why we have investments outside the United States as part of our very long-term or \u201cstrategic\u201d allocations. The strategic allocations are the starting point for our investment process. They are intended to be an appropriate, fixed-asset allocation for a long-term investor, as they reflect a weighted mix of asset classes we believe offer the best long-term-return potential for a given risk threshold, which we define as a maximum acceptable loss over a 12-month normal worst-case period. Our investment horizon in regard to strategic allocations is 10 years or longer. The most important reason for having a globally diversified strategic mix is that it should provide a much smoother ride than just being invested in U.S. stocks (Chart 2). The second reason to invest outside the United States is to tap into a broader investment opportunity set. This is especially true for emerging markets.\nThe case for having a dedicated long-term allocation to emerging markets is particularly compelling. On a purchasing-power-parity basis, emerging-markets\u2019 share of world GDP has grown from 37% in the late 1990s to nearly 50% as of 2012, and currently has a share of about 11% of world market-cap (in contrast, the United States has a 19% share of world GDP and 48% of world market-cap) (Chart 3). Emerging markets are home to a large proportion of the globe\u2019s young working-age population, and are benefiting from the transfer of knowledge from developed nations that is happening at a rate faster than any other time in human history. This process ultimately leads to higher productivity, per-capita incomes, and GDP. We know higher GDP and/or faster GDP growth does not necessarily lead to higher stock market capitalization in the shorter term, but over the long term, if profits are not squandered away via mismanagement or devalued via inflation, faster GDP growth does lead to faster profit growth and a deepening of capital markets (where we are already seeing significant progress). As this happens, emerging-market countries will see the gap narrow between their shares of world GDP and market cap. We want our clients to benefit from this long-term opportunity. The problems we\u2019ve seen this year in emerging markets is only a blip on what we expect to be a very long-term, upward path. In the next section, we discuss the risks in emerging markets over the shorter term, but even that does not negate the strategic case for owning emerging markets\u2014stocks and bonds\u2014in client portfolios.\nTaking Stock of Emerging Markets\nEmerging-markets stocks were hit especially hard this year after the Fed indicated its intent to taper QE, and over the last couple of years have underperformed U.S. stocks. During this time we have taken advantage of price weakness in emerging-markets stocks by moving toward our strategic weighting at a gradual, measured pace. As such we are only one percentage point overweighted to emerging-markets stocks in our typical balanced model (taking into account our look-through analysis of our international stock-fund holdings as well as our dedicated emerging-markets funds). As we\u2019ve reiterated along the way, the primary reason we have not increased our weighting further is our longstanding concern related to China\u2019s credit and infrastructure bubble.\nThis summer it became clear to us that this China risk might well play out. The Chinese government\u2019s actions to rein in credit growth suggest they are concerned about past overinvestment and potential bad debts. China\u2019s actions, in turn, are slowing growth there as well as in the rest of the emerging markets. When we model in the China risk, returns from emerging-markets stocks could be as low as mid- to upper-single-digits (nominal) five years out, which, adjusted for their relatively high risks, puts them roughly in fair-value territory in relative terms, and not attractive in absolute terms. However, there is also a decent possibility that the infrastructure bubble is not as significant as we fear and/or China might be able to unwind this bubble in a relatively orderly fashion. Assuming these China-related headwinds end up not as material as we fear, we get low double-digit returns in our likely scenario, which are attractive in both absolute and relative terms (even after we discount these returns substantially because our emerging-markets modeling is based on a very short data history that lowers our confidence level). Hence, we are sticking with our current, very slight overweight position in emerging-markets stocks.\nComing to emerging-markets local-currency bonds, they too suffered this spring and summer as emerging-markets currencies declined versus the U.S. dollar. Before delving into our analysis of emerging-markets local-currency sovereign bonds, it is important to review how we think about this allocation, which we have through PIMCO\u2019s Emerging Local Bond fund. Our time horizon for this position has always been longer than the five years typical for our tactical positions. We see it as a good way to hedge a potential decline in the U.S. dollar/U.S. inflation. As covered earlier, insuring against this risk remains prudent in our view, given the Fed\u2019s unprecedented monetary policies in recent years that have bloated its balance sheet (Chart 4). In aggregate, long-term fundamentals\u2014primarily balance sheets and growth prospects\u2014for emerging markets are stronger than the United States. As such, in a normal scenario we believe we can get at least mid- to upper-single-digit returns over our investment horizon. These returns are better than what we expect from U.S. stocks in our likely subpar recovery scenario. Finally, to adequately factor in emerging-markets currencies\u2019 equity-like risk, which we clearly experienced this summer, we fund them mostly from U.S. stocks. Overall, looking out five years and longer, given the role they are playing in the portfolio and taking into account the risk from our allocation to emerging-markets stocks, we have thus far been comfortable holding a four percentage-point allocation in emerging-markets local-currency sovereign bonds in our balanced models.\nWhat\u2019s Behind the Recent Declines in Emerging-Markets Currencies?\nWe have been surprised by the magnitude of decline in emerging-markets currencies following talks of the Fed tapering its QE program (though they have recovered nicely from the bottom). We can\u2019t imagine anyone believing that QE is a permanent state of affairs. So it\u2019s hard to not conclude that many investors were playing a game of musical chairs and reaching for yield, without a proper appreciation of emerging-markets fundamentals. Moreover, even if the Fed tapers, which would likely be a gradual process, and despite the slowdown we have witnessed in some emerging-market countries, the differential in growth rates and real interest rates between U.S. and emerging markets would remain attractive, in our view. That said, this decline also raised a question in our minds as to whether we were missing something in our own assessment of emerging-markets fundamentals. So, the past few months we have been spending a lot of time re-evaluating our thesis and beliefs, verifying a lot of data, and, as we constantly do, asking ourselves what can go wrong. This effort is continuing but we can share some findings and conclusions, including outstanding questions and risks that require more analysis and continuous monitoring.\nOur broad thesis on emerging markets rests on the belief that their macroeconomic fundamentals are much better than they used to be during their crisis-prone years. So, one key question we asked ourselves again recently is: are emerging markets fundamentally better than they were in the late 1990s, around the time of the Asian crisis that led to severe currency declines? Another question we are wrestling with is whether or not there is a risk of contagion in emerging markets, where even countries with decent fundamentals can see some sort of a run-on-the-bank, contaminating their fundamentals. We don\u2019t think we have all the answers we need yet, but here are our current thoughts and findings:\nIn the past, fixed-exchange rates resulted in overvalued emerging-markets currencies, which in turn resulted in large current-account deficits, making emerging-market countries vulnerable to capital outflows and currency crises. (If a country imports more than it exports, it runs a current-account deficit that it has to finance by attracting capital from abroad. The United States runs a current-account deficit and needs to do the same, for example.) So, as a first step, we verified whether or not emerging-market countries today are as vulnerable to capital outflows as they were back in the 1990s.\nWe looked at current-account deficits across different emerging markets with and without China. We wanted to evaluate current-account deficit without China because its large current-account surplus might hide vulnerabilities in the rest of the emerging-markets universe. While there are fewer emerging-market countries running current-account deficits today than in the late 1990s, some regions are clearly vulnerable (Chart 5). Emerging Europe and Africa are running relatively large current-account deficits; Latin America is not, though their current level is similar to what Asia\u2019s was before they experienced a currency crisis in the late 1990s. Asia\u2019s aggregate current-account deficit level doesn\u2019t look threatening, but hidden in those numbers is India, which could face a crisis if capital outflows continue. Moreover, in recent years the trend in Asia\u2019s current-account balances has been negative. Looking at current-account deficit in isolation, it seems that emerging markets are susceptible to a major crisis akin to the 1990s. However, in our view current-account deficit should not be looked at in isolation.\nFirst, most emerging-market countries today have floating (rather than fixed) exchange rates. This allows currency moves to release pressure that might develop due to fundamental imbalances. For example, if a country\u2019s terms of trade are deteriorating, i.e., it is becoming less competitive, currency declines help correct that imbalance. Declines in currency also help fix the current-account deficit problem. In the past, most emerging-market countries had fixed-exchange rates, so there was no pressure-release valve, leading to larger imbalances in the economy and ultimately larger devaluation events.\nSecond, the true indicator of an economy\u2019s dependence on foreign capital is the sum of current-account deficit and external debt burden, especially debt denominated in a foreign currency (typically in U.S. dollars). Today, most emerging-market countries do not have as significant an amount of dollar-denominated debt (as a % of GDP) as they did back in the late 1990s (Chart 6). Their external liabilities are thus unlikely to shoot up astronomically when their currencies decline versus the U.S. dollar. This rapid rise in liabilities in the late 1990s forced emerging-market countries to spend their foreign-exchange reserves to stem the currency declines, which made them more vulnerable, compounding the vicious cycle. Also, it forced them to raise interest rates sharply (to attract investors via higher yields, and to counter inflation resulting from a weak currency) at a time when their economy was already slowing, leading to a much sharper economic downturn/recession (a worrying dynamic we are seeing played out in India at present). In the past decade, most emerging-market countries have started issuing local-currency debt (which is what we have been investing in for many years), lowering their need to issue dollar debt. So, the risk of currency declines contaminating emerging-markets balance sheets is much less today. This is a key fundamental difference between the two periods.\nFinally, most emerging-market countries have relatively large foreign-exchange reserves. These reserves allow current-account deficit countries to pay for necessary imports when capital flow dries up (Chart 7). They also serve as a deterrent to speculators, as the central banks in question can expend these reserves to support their currencies. The fear of loss is a powerful deterrent to speculators, or else the United States would have had a crisis long ago.\nWeighing the positives, while the current-account deficit situation across emerging-market countries makes us nervous, we think a broad-based emerging-markets contagion is unlikely. That said, contagion risk cannot be completely ruled out either. There are some key unknowns that we cannot analyze with a high level of confidence. These unknowns, which impact our thinking on both emerging-markets stocks and bonds, warrant close monitoring:\nIf capital outflows from emerging markets continue, such that long-term-oriented investors also throw in the towel, there is a risk that technical factors (i.e., capital outflows) could contaminate fundamentals, i.e., the damage becomes sort of a feedback loop. Emerging-markets foreign-exchange reserves are healthier than they were in the past, but in absolute terms they are not large enough to ward off a sustained bout of capital outflows. If outflows continue, we may revisit the negative cycles the emerging markets went through in previous crises.\nIf emerging-market countries start abandoning their relatively newfound inflation discipline due to political pressures and/or factors beyond their control that will impair our long-term thesis, especially for emerging-markets local-currency sovereign bonds and the role (discussed above) we see them playing in our portfolios.\nIf China\u2019s credit and infrastructure bubble unwinds in a more destructive fashion than we currently envision, it would be a major drag on emerging-markets growth and a major negative for emerging-markets risk assets.\nIf the commodity cycle goes in reverse in a major and sustained way, due to China\u2019s slowing demand and/or significant increases in supply of commodities, it will negatively impact macroeconomic fundamentals of some key emerging-market countries, such as Brazil and Russia, and could result in higher risk-aversion toward all emerging-markets assets.\nWe have witnessed a relatively sharp increase in dollar-denominated debt among emerging-markets corporations. Based on our discussion with emerging-markets fund managers thus far, this does not appear to be a material risk; it\u2019s more a company-specific risk. But we are not confident that is the case, and will keep digging to assess this risk factor further.\nIn the case of emerging markets, the unknowns are too many for our liking. This means that the bar to add to emerging-markets stocks and/or emerging-markets bonds is much higher than normal (though our concerns have not yet led us to unwind our existing holdings because their risk/reward still looks relatively attractive in most scenarios). If any of the above-mentioned concerns begin to play out, we may change our current view on these asset classes quickly. It is also possible, if and when these risks play out, that prices will decline enough to make them attractive in our minds. The bottom line is that the downside associated with the above-mentioned risks and our mandate to manage to specific 12-month-risk thresholds are key reasons why we want to see a greater margin of safety or lower prices before we allocate more to emerging-markets stocks and/or bonds.\nAn important part of our investment discipline is to protect client portfolios against risk scenarios we believe are plausible and not already adequately factored into asset prices. Taking this precaution means we will likely underperform in the shorter term if these risk scenarios do not play out. The fear of underperforming our benchmarks over the short term is not good cause to deviate from the investment discipline that has served our clients well over the long term. We will continue to work hard to assess the environment around us and not shy away from deviating from our benchmarks and/or peers if we believe that is the prudent thing to do for our clients.",
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        "raw_content": "Cruzeiro director travels to Europe and wants Clarence Seedorf as coach in 2016\nCruzeiro, facing the imminent departure of Mano Menezes to Chinese side Shandong Luneng, are trying to bring former footballer Clarence Seedorf to lead the team next season.\nAccording to Globo Esporte, the football director of the club, Thiago Scuro, is in Europe to present the proposal to the 39-year-old Dutchman, and negotiations between the parties can be completed this weekend. After ending his career as a player in Botafogo, in 2013, Seedorf took charge of Milan early last year. In 22 games under Seedorf, the Italian team registered 11 wins, two draws and nine defeats.\nSuperesportes MG contacted Thiago Scuro, but when asked if Seedorf was indeed the reason for his trip to Europe, the director was silent for several seconds, seemingly surprised that the news has leaked. He said: \"I'm traveling, but for several reasons. I will not confirm or deny any possibility. What I can say is that I am working hard. We will present our project to various professionals.\"\nAsked if the first name on the club's list would be a foreigner, Scuro dodged again. He added: \"We are not behind a nationality, but a concept. We want a profile who can continue this new philosophy at Cruzeiro.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Get The Knack Of Copyright Statute of Limitations\nIf you grew up in Queens, New York, then you have a soft spot for Run-DMC, if for no other reason than they recorded a song entitled \u201cChristmas In Hollis.\u201d They also recorded a song called \u201cIt\u2019s Tricky\u201d which was a hit in 1985. \u2018It\u2019s Tricky\u2019 sampled \u2018My Sharona,\u2019 the one hit for one hit wonders, The Knack. The Knack claims to have missed the first twenty years that \u2018It\u2019s Tricky\u2019 was around, and now have sued Run-DMC, and Apple (which sells the song on iTunes), and some others, for copyright infringement, in the UK.\nI encourage copyright statute of limitation experts (and UK copyright experts) to email me because I\u2019m a little puzzled by the statement in the article that The Knack missed the three year statute of limitations in the U.S. My understanding of the US statute is that you have three years from the last infringement. If iTunes is still selling the song (which is the case), then the infringement is on-going in the U.S. However, as Prof Patry notes, the damages may be limited to only the past three years. That may be why the suit is in the UK. Please advise.",
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        "raw_content": "American Express MoneyPlan Card release\nAmerican Express Joins Union Member Benefit Programme with MoneyPlan Credit Card\nAuckland, April 23, 2001 A group of New Zealand\u2019s leading trade unions announced today the launch of a new Affinity Card in association with American Express International (NZ) Inc. - the MoneyPlan Credit Card.\nThe unions involved represent the interests of 160,000 union members, and have an established Member Benefit Programme offering exclusive products in the areas of insurance, superannuation, home loans, small loans and travel, among others.\nThe MoneyPlan Credit Card will be available to members of The Public Service Association (PSA), The New Zealand Amalgamated Engineering, Printing & Manufacturing Union (NZAEPMU), The New Zealand Education Institute (NZEI), The Association of Staff in Tertiary Education (ASTE), The Association of University Staff in New Zealand (AUS) and The Tertiary Institutes Allied Staff Association (TIASA).\n\u201cWhen we began looking for a new MoneyPlan Credit Card we knew we had to find a card that was superior to any other card on the market,\u201d said Tony Woods, a spokesman for the Unions.\n\u201cAmerican Express was prepared to offer our members the most competitive Credit Card available, providing a range of services that far exceeded those offered by other credit card companies,\u201d he said.\nThe MoneyPlan Credit Card offers union members:\n\u00b7\tCompetitive 15.49% everyday interest rate after the first six months, negotiated specifically for union members.\n\u00b7\tIntroductory 8.99% interest rate on the first Balance Transfer.\n\u00b7\tIntroductory 8.99% on all purchases for the first six months.\n\u00b7\tFree first year annual Card fee. After the first year, a $35 annual fee applies.\n\u00b7\tUp to 1% MoneyBack on all qualifying purchases to a maximum of $1100 per year.\n\u00b7\tFree Supplementary Cards.\nAmerican Express Country Manager Anna Hynes said Affinity is a key platform for American Express\u2019 growth strategy, offering New Zealanders greater choice with customised products.\n\u201cPeople are looking for a product that speaks to their personal needs and desires, rather than a product that is meant to appeal to everyone. These are products with relevance to individuals rather than products designed for a mass market,\u201d she said.\nAmerican Express\u2019 Affinity programme in New Zealand has only just begun with the launch of the World Wide Fund For Nature Credit Card and the Save the Children Credit Card, earlier this year.\n\u201cWe are expanding the Affinity programme to other charities, sporting groups and professional organisations.\n\u201cWe are particularly excited to be working with these leading Trade Unions, which represents the largest professional Affinity group in Australasia,\u201d she said.\nAmerican Express is a diversified worldwide travel, financial and network services company. Founded in 1850, it is a leader in charge and credit cards, Travellers Cheques, travel, financial planning, investment products, insurance and international banking.",
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        "raw_content": "Ansett Australia decision\nActing Prime Minister Jim Anderton has expressed sympathy for Ansett employees and others in related service industries affected by the decision to place the airline in voluntary administration.\n\"The New Zealand Government regrets that this decision has left many ordinary Australians facing personal and financial difficulties through no fault of their own.\n\"Ansett has a long and proud tradition in Australian aviation.\n\"This is not the outcome the New Zealand Government would have wished for. The decision to place Ansett in voluntary dministration was taken by the board of a privately-owned airline. The Government worked hard with the Government of Australia to help the owners achieve a different solution.\n\"Ansett Australia was already struggling at the time that Air New Zealand completed its purchase last year. Since then it has lost value rapidly.\n\"As Dr Cullen has outlined today, unfortunately, there was nothing the New Zealand Government could to to change that,\" Jim Anderton said.",
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        "raw_content": "Canada's poor effort in dealing with climate change\nRonald Bailey's recent article, \"Climate Change Confabs,\" brought to my attention Canada's rather lackadaisical and irresponsible response to the global warming crisis. Bailey writes,\nHow are the Kyoto signatories\u2014chiefly the European Union (EU), Japan and Canada\u2014doing at meeting their emissions targets? Emissions from the EU-15 have dropped by 1.5 percent since 1990, which is still well above their agreed target reduction of 8 percent below what they emitted in 1990. A report last year from the European Environment Agency projected that the EU-15 would not likely reach their 2012 Kyoto Protocol emissions target unless they adopt more stringent policies. Nevertheless, the EU jauntily declared that it would cut its GHG emissions by 20 percent below its 1990 level by 2020.\nCanada committed to reducing its GHG emissions by 6 percent below its 1990 level, but as of 2004, Canada emitted 27 percent more GHG than it did in 1990. Japan is supposed to cut its GHG emissions by 6 percent, but recent projections suggest that it may emit 2 percent more than it did in 1990. For comparison, U.S. GHG emissions are up over 16 percent of what they were in 1990.\nAt the U.N. meeting on Monday, the EU, Canada, and Japan all came out in favor of a binding target of cutting GHG emissions by 50 percent below their 1990 levels by 2050. The Bush Administration is against binding reductions targets, preferring to focus on research to develop clean energy technologies that do not emit GHGs\u2014e.g., nuclear, wind, solar and carbon capture and sequestration technologies. Carbon sequestration means burying carbon dioxide produced from burning fossil fuels by injecting it into underground reservoirs. At the U.N. climate confab, Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice declared, \"Ultimately, we must develop and bring to market new energy technologies that transcend the current system of fossil fuels, carbon emissions and economic activity. Put simply, the world needs a technological revolution.\"\nEmbarrassing. Canada has got to get its act together on this.\nAs for the U.S. \"solution\", they are hand-waving in order to justify inaction. Instead, we need to a) reduce emissions now and b) work towards the development of cleaner technology. It's not an either/or scenario.\nRelated article: \"Canadian shame at the UN's conference on global warming (2006).\"\nLabels: canada, canadian politics, climate change, kyotoprotocol\nI like it hot.\nGlobal warming is not a fact beyond a slight increase over the past 100 yeaers. Global warming is a non issue. The science is clear that we do not have a material problem. Canada has to date reacted well to the false claims uttered by those scientists advocating a problem that their data does not suggest. A\nA few facts ...\nThe temperature increases in the past century are not as significant as previously stated ... please see http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/reprint/sci;316/5833/1844a.pdf.\nThe hockey stick Manning et al creted has been debunked. Even the IPCC has recanted this one. Hansen has been also requried to restate temepartures downward. It looks like more to come on this front.\nThe assertion that CO2 and more specifically man made CO2 is the driver of warming is not founded when looking at the geological record. CO2 lags by ~800 years.\nThe climate models are not robust. When several of the models have their parameters set using historical data they predict little to no material warming.\nThe assertion that deniers are motivated by big business is is false. The real question is what is motivating alarmists. I would say funding.\nEven after all this you insist to fear the facts show that we can do more with the resoruces than fight global warming to improve humanity (Lomburg).\nI think you need to look at the facts and stop feeling your way through this issue.",
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        "raw_content": "Sikhs in Latin America: Travels Amongst the Sikh Diaspora \u2013 Review by Gurbachan Jandu\nA review by Gurbachan Jandu\nAuthor: Swarn Singh Kahlon\nPublisher: Manohar Publishing\nThe study of Sikh diaspora has commanded attention from many writers in the field and has in the last two decades found its voice in increasingly varying ways. However it can be generally surmised that the divison could be the nature of the settlers\u2019 / migrants\u2019 link umbilically to Punjab. Those with strong and active links are analysed through conceptualisations and ground research in works such as Tatla\u2019s Sikh diaspora: the search for a Statehood and Shania\u2019s Sikh Nationalism and Identity in a Global Age. Both writings analyse the fractured secessionist call for a Sikh state and desire for \u201cnationhood\u201d; this could be considered as the politicisation process of Sikhs abroad. The other general stream includes the likes of Roger Ballard (e.g. 1994 and 2000), Bhachu (1984) and Nesbitt (e.g. 2000 and 2009) who try to understand the character of the Sikh diaspora as a settled community with less active links to Punjab; this could be viewed as the socialisation aspect of this diaspora. However, there is a common link all these works; they all circumabulate around the well-documented Sikh settlements in Europe and North America. It is in pursuing the lesser-known Sikh diaspora in Latin America that this book distinguishes itself in a personal, uplifting and informal manner.\nBy his own admission, Kahlon does not call for this book to be viewed through an academic lens however; by calling it a \u201cstudy\u201d (p. 8 and 81); there is a definite feeling of an author\u2019s wish for this work to be considered as seriously as any academic work published in this field. It is certainly innovative however, lacks academic rigidity; this ironically contributes to making it a good read. It is not a scholarly work of reference that could be used as a stringent citation. The book would lose its value should it solely be considered an academic text; it really is the account of a Sikh man\u2019s admirably altruistic and expansive journey to meet his fellow Sikhs. In one instance (pp. 14-15) he offers advice for the Sikh traveller by suggesting that merely standing in the airport\u2019s arrival concourse is bound to attract attention from a fellow Sikh. Sikhs in their sahajdhari or mona variety may take umbrage at this anecdotal \u201csymbol of Indian identity\u201d. Having instinctively studied an uncommon strain of Sikh diaspora; Kahlon disappointingly and unreasonably chooses a monolithic representation of Sikhs. However, this personal story and other heartfelt personal engagements with \u201cLatin American Sikhs\u201d give this book a hearty travelogue feel conveyed in a personal diary style. Swarn Singh Kahlon easily sets himself apart from many writers in the way in which he engages with the people he writes about. The book has at its core an ethnographical approach without the perfunctory cross-testing required from an academic participant observer (or partaker in this case).\nSikhs in Panama early 20th century\nMethodologically, the stories follow the families\u2019 historical development in reverse chronology from the people he meets; most of whom are second and third generation descendants of the original Sikh migrants from India. The pattern is repeated in the various countries he visits and Kahlon\u2019s organised and structured aims are visible in the book\u2019s following chapters, each devoted to a different country and topic. Each chapter helpfully contains a preamble that describes the topography, national characteristics and economy of the country in question. These nine chapters are preceded by a preface and an introduction that spans fourteen pages and amongst other entries contains a list of \u201cInternational Conferences Attended\u201d by the author and a loose methodological statement. The final parts of the book contain a chapter dedicated entirely to the author\u2019s own migratory experiences in the USA and ten appendices containing valuable primary sources such as reproduced newspaper articles and photos. It is the inclusion of the generations\u2019 old passport scans, some over a hundred years old in appendix 2, that will spark keen interest in Sikh diaspora anthropologists. These could be a valuable starting point for specialist studies of these Sikhs. This particular appendix perhaps also reinforces the work\u2019s semblance to the structure of academic literature and it is tempting to consider this work alongside that of Bruce La Brack (e.g. 1988) and Karen Leonard (e.g. 1992) on \u201cMexican Hindus\u201d in Northern California as all authors report on similar developmental patterns of early migrant Sikhs e.g. marital habits and dichotomous religious practices. To do so however, would be an injustice to all works: they are generically dissimilar although Kahlon\u2019s observed Sikhs display characteristics of early 2oth Century Sikhs settled in the Imperial Valley.\nIn chapter 1, Kahlon has the Sikhs and their habitual migratory \u201ctravel bug\u201d (p.23) firmly in his sights as he traces the early origins of movements away from Punjab. In using McLeod\u2019s (in Barrier, Gerald and Dusenberry: 1989) questions on early Sikh migration, the book sets itself an ambitious aim to provision the reader with possible answers. This high aim, however, appears to get abandoned early on as little or no reference is made in the conclusion to these questions. Of positive note on the same page is Kahlon\u2019s use of Mcleod\u2019s insistent inquiries to deftly layer over several other pertinent questions specific to \u201cLatin American Sikhs\u201d. Starting on p. 25 and counting Guru Nanak amongst others; this chapter also offers a historical perspective on the active migration seen throughout Sikhs and Sikhism. It is here this reviewer feels that rather than basing the relative comparison on Indian government categories like Tamil, a comparative South Asian religions\u2019 approach may have deepened the writing (p.31). Kahlon also uses less obvious examples of Sikhs abroad or \u201cemigrants\u201d exiled including Dalip Singh and Ram Singh (p.25) \u2013 both of whom stretch a little too far, the definition of a migrant or traveller, simply due to the obligatory nature of their migration. Perhaps better examples of Sikh migrants would have illustrated the century old presence of Sikhs globally who as the author points out make up a disproportionate 10% of Indian immigrants as they only form approximately 2% of the Indian population (p.41). Towards the end this chapter loses its reference value by the inclusion of table 6 on p. 51 from a Wikipedia source that quotes Sikh populations around the world. The absence of erudite cross-testing is evidentiary by Kahlon\u2019s inclusion of data that estimates the number of Sikhs in the UK as \u201c7,50,000\u201d.\nIn a mixed chapter 2, Kahlon uses the opportunity to familiarise the reader with the format of the following chapters that delve into the individual countries visited. The author also proposes a definition and the national identity of what could be considered Latin America. Also included is a \u201cHigh Level Indian Government\u201d report on the presence of citizens of \u201cIndian origin\u201d. This gives the reader a good starting point for the author\u2019s journey as it is evidence of statistically based ethnography. This chapter does not attend to any one single aim as it also then goes onto detail the impact of Gurdwaras (p.61) and the reasons for large scale Sikh immigrant settlements in Latin America (p.63). The most puzzling part of this chapter is the inclusion of \u201cfactors\u201d (p. 64) that play an \u201cinsignificant\u201d role for Sikhs in Latin America but are nevertheless included. Closing the chapter is Kahlon\u2019s \u201cTravel Diary\u201d, all 18 pages of it; a section that probably belongs in the appendices as it dogmatically details the basics of his travel modes. The \u201cTravel Nuggets\u201d (p.81) also would have made a larger impact in verbal discourse rather than being drily recorded in this chapter. Of very good use here is a geographical map of the author\u2019s travels on p. 66; this shows just how dedicated Kahlon must have been in pursing his book\u2019s aims, although calling them \u201ccampaigns\u201d carries a freight that undermines the author\u2019s perceived altruism.\nChapter 3 examines the Sikh population in Argentina and Kahlon considers this the most \u201csignificant country\u201d with regards to his study (p.58) on Sikhs in Latin America; even though the presence of Sikhs is a relatively small number of the 1600 \u201cIndians\u201d reported on p. 57. Equally unsubstantiated is his statement that \u201c\u2026out of the total Indian immigrants, Sikhs form a majority\u201d on the same page. Historians record that most of late 19th century Sikh settlers from India were part of the post-slavery British indentured labourers and as Argentina was not part of the British Empire; the presence of Sikhs requires some explanation. Kahlon not only understands the previous statement well, he uses this chapter with intricate familial detail to record a pioneering ground level history of Sikh migration to Argentina. His zeal at this discovery is plain in his records as this chapter is by far his most verbose being over 50 pages long (pp. 87 \u2013 138). The inclusion of over 25 black and white pictures is also testament to the author\u2019s diligence and he notes a significant discovery that early Sikh settlers were not accorded cremation but were buried in family tombs that are still fully maintained (p.92: plate 3). In noting that early Sikhs were single men employed as laymen on railway lines, set up shops and became middle managers the chapter could have benefitted even further from a cross-comparison with other early Sikh migration such as East Africa and South Asia where settlers also fell into the same early development pattern. Were the conditions at the destination or departure the same? Was it due to the skill-base being similar? This comparison could have been a critical addition to the field for someone with Kahlon\u2019s enviable experience.\nPanama Gurudwara\nChapter 3 sets the tone for the next nine country-based chapters with Kahlon using the families he meets as a springboard to record their oral history and using current sources such as newspapers he is able to comment on what the general populace make of the Sikhs. It becomes all too familiar a story after a few more chapters; the methodology being restricted to the contacts he has made or makes through other interviewees. Inherent in his writing style of diarised conversation, is repetition about the general hardship faced by all Sikh migrants on their voyages to the Americas. Significant focus however, is given to the success of the 3HO movement from California and into these Latin American territories. There are also excessive and extensive verbatim passages repeated from other sources, for example there is a full three page excerpt from a book titled \u201cIndia-Mexico: Similarities and encounters throughout history\u201d from p. 224 onwards. The reference to this work is also missing; so whilst not being required of a non-scholarly, an opportunity is missed for providing a useful source for further work in the field. After dealing with \u201clarger\u201d settlements of Sikhs in Latin America in the last nine chapters, chapter 11 summarises the Sikh presence in \u201cOther countries of South and Central America\u201d that include Costa Rica he has just a single contact that owned a restaurant which was closed on Kahlon\u2019s arrival (p.256). The author maybe signalling with this chapter that a full \u201ccontinental\u201d trip has been undertaken and successfully recorded with no efforts left untried.\nAfter reading the nation-specific chapters, the author appropriates to this review the feel of an entrepreneur with literary flair conducting a personal Sikh pilgrimage. At many points, the reader is made amply aware of the humility and awe Kahlon feels as he meets descendants of Sikhs who do not speak Punjabi nor practice any cultural norms associated with Sikhs. Yet because Kahlon has the same outward male physical \u201cSikh\u201d appearance (turban and unshorn hair) as their predecessors and is adept at engaging with the people he meets; they share with Kahlon their histories, many meals and valuable documents and pictures. This is the real skill of Kahlon; being dogged enough to track down these \u201cLatin American Sikhs\u201d and drawing out their stories. In doing this, the author leaves the reader more knowledgeable and thirsting for further understanding of the motivation for the migrants\u2019 unusual presence in Latin America. The devotion in tracking down Sikhs in erstwhile \u201cremote\u201d places such as Belize, Costa Rica and Panama will point the way for yet another valuable turn in Sikh diaspora documentation; all thanks to this tenaciously published book. This is the real value of the book; opening up and deconstructing new diaspora research territories for others to follow up.\nSri Guru Arjan Dev Sahib Gurudwara Brazil\nThe book effortlessly and surprisingly, bridges genres for this reviewer; it is very much akin to books written by academically trained individuals who found travel writing a rewarding non-academic and perhaps anthropological pursuit. It is amongst the books of VS Naipaul, Salman Rushdie and Evelyn Waugh that Kahlon\u2019s book could find peers, albeit a less polished one. Stretching the comparison slightly further; the book bears the unfettered style of travel writing as favoured by Bruce Chatwin in books such as In Patagonia (2005) \u2013 surely a first for a book on Sikh diaspora. Chatwin\u2019s legacy was, and it is felt with Kahlon also, to redefine travel writing for those interested in immigrant kith and kin. Kahlon\u2019s skill in using history in its oral and physical form and alloying it with contemporary lifestyles to show the reader the difficult conditions these Sikh families have come through will find a following both in the academic and non-academic world. However, the inclusion of an entire chapter (12) depicting Kahlon\u2019s experiences as \u201ca Sikh in the USA from 1985-61\u201d (p. 257-288) complete with several black and white pictures of the author in situ may make some readers uncomfortable with its self-styled and self-serving tone; it is perhaps meant to be autobiographical but reads like a curriculum vitae.\nIt is significant to this reviewer that Kahlon\u2019s book begs the contemporary question that comes through so poignantly in his literature on Sikhs abroad: is the concept of diaspora still relevant? Probably more through chance than deliberation, Kahlon is adding to the burgeoning field of literature that debates the consideration of today\u2019s Sikhs as diaspora or national citizens. This is a debate that surely in the years to come, is set to include literature in the academic, political and social arenas. The records collected by Kahlon in his conversations with the people he met will be valuable in understanding the diversity of identity amongst the Sikhs\u2019 late-modern generations. His documented conversations, the century old passport scans and the newspaper articles reproduced will be crucial primary sources for Sikh studies; this is Kahlon\u2019s addition to the emerging field. The little material available on these Sikh has suddenly and acutely increased through the efforts of his author. Kahlon also is acutely aware of topical debates on Sikhs and his conclusion (p.291) observes that caste is \u201cconspicuous by its absence\u201d; in this way the author becomes a good commentator as an \u201coutsider\u201d and these Sikhs could be a good focus group for a contemporary study of zat. In the closing sections, the very reason for Kahlon embarking on his journey appears to be aptly captured in the sentence that; \u201cI am still intrigued as to how more than 100 years ago these so-called illiterate peasants of Punjab could get to know of such far-off lands as Argentina and find their way to these destinations\u201d (p.291).\nUltimately the book, due to its multifarious approach, does not fully satisfy any specific aim and whilst it excites significantly in its approach, the end result is a tempting but short mix of a reflective personal diary and a contact list for further work. In adding to the ever-twisting debate of \u201cWho is a Sikh?\u201d (p. 194) the book\u2019s open-ended aims are only further encumbered. In the conclusions (pgs. 296-301), Kahlon also late-on introduces his political cogitations as he writes about being a keshadhari Sikh and the \u201cturban\u201d difficulties faced by the Sikhs in Latin America relative to the role of the SGPC\u2019s \u201cinstitutionalised\u201d rahit maryada. For this reviewer, a book with such a reflective title should probably try and avoid the politicisation of the author\u2019s travel experiences; it reduces the innovative research by trying to be too many things at once. The result is a work that ends up being unnecessarily reflexive. This becomes especially pejorative when Kahlon\u2019s answers to these \u201cinterminable\u201d questions are compared to the detailed attention given by the likes of Opinderjit Kaur\u2019s 2005 work Sikh Identity: an exploration of groups among Sikhs. The book\u2019s welcome addition to the existing body of literature on Sikh diaspora is the significant contact list, the perils of ethnographical research in Latin America and the post-structural writing style. Some researchers will probably note that by including the interviewees\u2019 factual names and by shunning anonymity; Kahlon may risk his subjects\u2019 receiving unwanted attention and will almost certainly irk those who desire academic neutrality. Academic or not, this book is noteworthy to all readers interested in Sikhs; but especially to those who reflect on contemporary Sikh identity. Perhaps this book is part of the move into genre-hopping literature on Sikhs; a development that should be lauded by all \u2013 literati et al.\nA version of this article first appeared in Sikh Formations 8.1, May 2012.\nGurbachan Jandu , is a Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of UK and Ireland, the Royal Anthropological Institute & a member of the Punjab Research Group. He is interested in contemporary social cohesion through policy and practice; his study methods draw strongly from participant observation of migration and acculturation. The study of NGOs and Government is where he feels there could be value in understanding and developing identity politics in its commercial and communitarian aspects. Having moved to the UK from Kenya, his experience now includes 13 years of international senior management in a FTSE 100 company and in the last 2 years, the study of a social sciences postgraduate degree. The author can be reached at gorby.jandu@gmail.com.\nSwarn Singh Kahlon, After his Masters in Engineering from the Pennsylvania State University, USA and work experience, Swarn returned to India and joined in 1962, Imperial Chemical Industries, a British multinational and the largest foreign Company in India at that time. He worked for three decades with ICI.\nSwarn has been globetrotting since early 1970?s as he was associated from then onwards with international business. This created an interest in the study of Sikh Immigrants abroad. So a hobby has developed expensive one but very rewarding and exciting. He is on his 23rd passport and has so far visited 74 countries. Presently he travels to study the Sikh Diaspora Further visits are planned to Fiji, Hong Kong, and Malaysia in Asia and Russia, Greece, Cyprus, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Iceland in Europe. Time permitting his future travels would be to the West Asian and African countries. Swarn\u2019s focus is on Non-English speaking countries.\nSwarn needs help in getting contact addresses of Sikhs in countries about which not much has been written or known. Swarn believes Sikhs are present almost everywhere. The problem is how to locate them. Can you help?\nSwarn Singh Kahlon 505 Sector 18B, Chandigarh 160018. 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        "raw_content": "Monthly Thoughts....\nWell, maybe I should really change this to Brie's Monthly Thoughts....sheesh! Here's a quick update on where things are at to date...\nVacation Our vacation, as you probably have read in John's blog, was great. The kids were as good as can be expected considering they got sick and were away from home for 11 days. It was great to see all of the family and friends and spend time with everyone, but it was a long time to be away from home with the kids still being so little. I think we will probably wait a year or two before we try that vacation again! My brother's wedding was beautiful. John should be posting pictures soon so everyone can see. I still can't believe my baby brother is married. I'm so happy for him and wish him all the happiness in the world, which he deserves. The kids did great walking down the aisle. Maddie was so sick, but still managed to get down there. Keegan stopped at the front of the church and posed for the camera, and Sebastian tried to keep everyone under control. It was a great day!\nWork Work has been crazy! I've been working a lot of hours, but no where near what others are working. I'm usually in the office by 8:00 and home by 6:30 - 7:00. I'm at that awful point where I'm torn between work responsibilities and home responsibilities. John has been a real sport about it though. Plus, this all only temporary, while my center is at the peak season, so I guess it's all good. Saturday's are even considered work days during peak season, but I don't usually go in. I went in yesterday for a few hours, because we had a tragedy (2 of our temporary employees were killed in a car accident and 1 full time employee was seriously injured) and I needed to be there. I got in around 9 and was home by 12:30. So not too bad, but still it takes time away from the family. It's a hard thing to balance, especially when there are so many expectations on you when you become \"senior management.\" Oh well, luckily, like I said John is being very supportive and I know that by the end of November I will have another full time person working for me and peak season will be over, so the long hours won't be necessary all of the time.\nSchool Sebastian AND Keegan start school a week from Tuesday. I'm so excited for both of them. Keegan is a little apprehensive about starting, but I think once he gets there he will be thrilled! Sebastian is excited about starting 4th grade, too. It's such a relief knowing that we are going in to this school year with a least the start of an understanding of what his challenges might be. We went out yesterday for a long day of back-to-school shopping. The boys got all of their supplies and Keegan got some new shoes. We will do the clothes things in the next month or so, as they both have enough summertime clothes which they can wear to school. I don't think it will start getting cold here until October timeframe, but we will see. Just the thought that we have to buy \"winter\" clothes is still very foreign to me. But right now, it's still in the 90's and they will wear shorts.\nOther random things......\n- Through Cindi's brilliant detective work, we've gotten in touch with Jeff again. He and I have exchanged a few e-mails and even instant messaged each other. It's always great to get updated with friends!\n- Madeline is going through the potty training process. Whew! The last kid out of diapers. I can't wait! I suspect, without any major setbacks, she should be \"trained\" by the end of September. Especially now that she will be the only one at home during the day.\n- John and I are reading the new Harry Potter book. He's far ahead of me, as I've not had a lot of time to read, nor has it drawn me in to want to read it non-stop. I'm hopeful that in the next 500 or so pages it will pick up.\nI think that's enough to bore you all with......",
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So it became a goal of ours to help bridge that gap and create an place online to truly enrich the ski experience of everyone who visits our site.\nWe aren\u2019t here to push product on you and we firmly believe in only recommending those products or companies in which we would be proud ourselves to associate with. There are enough retailers out there already, both brick and mortar and online, who\u2019s main goal is to just sell as much ski equipment as possible. Doesn\u2019t matter what it is or what they have to tell you to make that sale, until they unload it on you, it\u2019s exactly what you need. With SkiersRealm you can bet your season pass that you won\u2019t ever find a product on our site that we wouldn\u2019t use ourselves or wouldn\u2019t look you in the eye and stand behind our recommendation. For us, the end goal is not the sale, it\u2019s the creating of and maintaining the many friendships, partnerships, and relationships along the way. 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The tree, once prepped at Bemidji State University, will then take a 30-city, 2,000-mile tour as it makes its way to Washington, D.C., where it will be placed on the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol Building.\nBuses arrived early Wednesday at the site, located just more than 3 miles off the Lady Slipper Scenic Byway east of Bemidji on the Leech Lake Indian Reservation, for a tree-cutting set for noon.\nThe visitors, who included some 170 students from area schools, were properly dressed in their winter gear, enjoyed hot chocolate, coffee, cookies and a meal as they waited for the cut.\nIn a clearing, spectators sat in chairs around the day\u2019s other important tree \u2013 a second white spruce that will be \u201cde-limbed\u201d so its branches can fill in the bare spots of the Capitol Christmas Tree.\n\u201cMy vision for the Christmas tree was the tree would provide a means to engage with our youth, with our communities, with the Leech Lake Band, with all of our partners that could come together and help us deliver the tree,\u201d Darla Lenz, Forest Supervisor of the Chippewa National Forest, said during opening remarks.\n\u201cThe tree itself is a representation of all the wonderful natural resources that northern Minnesota has to offer, so in part that\u2019s what the tree is a symbol of, the natural resources that we love.\u201d\nThe tree, which was already held up by two colossal cranes, was blessed by Larry Aitken, a spiritual leader from the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and professor from Itasca Community College. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Blog / Fiction / Makeover\nA few months ago, I wrote a couple of pieces of short fiction and posted them here. I got stuck on a subsequent prompt, and then I gave up\u2026but I\u2019ve decided to try again, in response to the following prompt from Write On Edge.\nIt\u2019s time for a change in outward appearance, be it a character, yourself, or someone in your life. In 500 words or less, write about a makeover of your choice (hair, clothes, makeup, facial hair for the menfolk), fictional or memoir/creative non-fiction. Let\u2019s think about how physical appearance changes can affect the inner landscape.\nThe shoes were the hardest part of the makeover to get used to, the extra 4 inches made it hard to walk. I had changed shoes for the drive home, but after I parked the car in the driveway and opened the door, I set the new shoes down and changed back.\n\u201cClara? 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He was in the middle of an epic air-guitar riff, but stopped mid-strum when he saw me. He yanked out the earbuds and said \u201cNice makeup, Mom! And the hair. Wow. Dad is totally going to notice the new look.\u201d\nI twirled to make sure he got the full effect. \u201cI don\u2019t know. Your dad is pretty oblivious some times.\u201d\nI called out \u201cHoney! I\u2019m home!\u201d and then headed down the hall with Troy following.\n\u201cWhere did you go?\u201d was the muffled response.\nTroy rolled his eyes. \u201cI told him you were leaving, but he had his headphones on. I think the programming is pretty intense right now.\u201d\nI fluffed my hair and then pushed the door open. \u201cHey, sweetheart, how was your day?\u201d\nHe didn\u2019t look up, but said \u201cFine. Busy. I think I\u2019m down to just a few more bugs.\u201d\n\u201cThat\u2019s good. 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Other early sawmills were owned by Nathan Livingston, James Green, Albert and James Dyer, all of which stood by creeks and were operated by water power.\nThe early roads were mere traces or byways cut out through the woods to accommodate the greatest number of people living in the community. No attention was paid to sectional or other lines, and as a consequence the township was cut up by a large number of roads running in all directions. A few roads connecting larger communities were surveyed and established. However, none were improved.\nThe first religious services were conducted by ministers of the Methodist Church at the residence of Thomas C. Franklin. This congregation eventually built a church named Asbury Chapel. The Disciples or Christians held services at an early time at the residence of Henry Pirtle. The Baptists also established a church at an early time on Big Racoon Creek, the meetings being held at the residence of Elijah Coffey.\nWhile the Clay never developed a town, the crossroads village of Whitehall did at various times have a hotel, blacksmith shop and a couple of stores. In 1890 Dr. O. F. Gray was the druggist.\nFranklin Township was one of the original three created by the Commissioners March 4, 1819, and presumably named after Benjamin Franklin. At that time the Township was 24 miles wide, taking all of T.9N R. 3 though 6, to the Vigo County line. Clay County had not been created. On February 12, 1821, the western half was taken to create the first Morgan Township. In March 1825 the eastern half of the remaining Township was taken to create Clay Township, fixing the boundary of Franklin to that in effect today.\nDue the broken and stony land, and the thin soil, Franklin does have not a prime agricultural land, although coal is found and several mines were opened. The land was often transversed by hunters and speculators from the South, and by traders who crossed the country in order to traffic with the Indians, who in pre settlement days, were scattered over the greater part of what is now Owen County. Various Indian trails were the highways over which they traveled. Wild animals were found abundantly in all portions of the country, especially along the streams where almost impenetrable thickets abounded and where the animals sought refuge when pursued by the hunters. Old settlers stated that bears were numerously found in all that region bordering on the White River, and that such region was a favorite hunting ground of several Indian tribes. The country was constantly invaded by hunters and trappers for a number of years prior to the permanent settlement, and before long the bears had nearly all been killed or driven away and even the deer had become shy.\nIt cannot be determined which persons were the first settlers as none moved to their purchases until about ten years after the entries were made. Mr. Hugh M. Light, the oldest living settler (1884) is of the opinion that John and William Latta were the first permanent residents, as they had improvements on their claims as early as the summer of 1818. Joseph Freeland was probably the next permanent settler, coming from Maryland early in 1818, and locating near Freedom. After about ten years, he returned to Maryland, but he returned to Owen County and lived here until his death in 1838. He was a man of education and refinement and one of the pioneer preachers of the county.\nAbout this same time Captain John Johnson came and established a trading point for the purpose of trafficking with the Indians. He also carried on an extensive shipping business, shipping grain and produce by flat boat to New Orleans. In 1838 he was a party to a lawsuit against Henry Newsom, an African American resident of the county, in a matter of speculation in grain. The lawsuit ended in a wash, each side owing the other $99.00 plus court fees.\nA number of other persons engaged in shipping corn and pork to Louisville and New Orleans. The first mill was constructed by Christopher Ooley who moved it here from Greene County, Indiana. It was operated by a tread wheel, oxen supplying the power.\nIn the beginning there were no roads. A wagon could scarcely move a rod without running against a tree or log, which had to be chopped out of the way. All roads were made this way. They were found to be running to all points of the compass, and if you should strike onto one with which you were not familiar, you could not be certain where it would lead you until you reached the end of it which might be a long way off in the woods and nobody there. Then all you could do was to turn around and take another road; that is, you would determine the direction you wanted to go, and then on that course blaze the trees that were in the line or near it on the course. After blazing out a route, the next thing necessary was to cut out the underbrush and cut off and roll out the logs that were too large to run over.\nThe schools of Franklin Township were commenced on the primitive order of things. In each neighborhood, where a dozen or so children lived, a school was soon started. If no house could be found, a cabin was hastily erected, and fitted with puncheon seats and floor, paper windows, and a large fireplace. A man who had sufficient muscle to wield an ox \"gad\" so as to keep discipline and who could read, write and cipher a little; would be employed to teach for so much per scholar and board. During the first twenty years, the schools were supported by subscription, and were in session for three months.\nHarrison Township was created in January 1837 from lands taken from the northern portion of Wayne Township. In March of the same year a small portion of the southwestern part was returned to Wayne where it remained until June of 1858 when it was restored during a change in the Wayne/Montgomery lines. It presumbly named after William Henry Harrison. The area in which Harrison Township lies was in unorganized lands until it was attached to Owen County on December 31, 1821. However, even though the area was not part of any county, lands were opened up for entry as early as 1816 and the first entry was in 1817, by speculators, not by permanent residents. John Mannon and Henry Hancock, Kentuckians, appear to have been the first settlers. Samuel Wheeler; Andrew, William and Jesse Evans; and Benjamin Arnold came about the same time, 1823. In 1825, came Capius Edwards, and his son William, as well as McKinney, and James Bolden, John H. Holmes, Josiah Buchannan and William Asher, all were Kentuckians as were the majority the first settlers of Harrison Township.\nThe first brick house was built by Jesse Evans as early as 1825. Many orchards were set out by these early settlers.\nA grain mill was established by William Asher at Cave Springs in 1828, and it was powered by water from the spring issuing from the cave. It was later sold to a Mr. Rickett who added a boiler. Various owners operated the mill until 1867 when it was abandoned. A second mill was erected about 1830 by Valores Butterfield and was used until 1878.\nThe little hamlet of Middletown at one time in the early history of the township was a prominent local point, on account of a flouring mill, and a small store kept by Andrew Evans. A blacksmith and wheelwright shop were kept by William P. Chambers.\nJackson Township was created in January of 1834 from the northern part of Morgan Township. It gave up its five eastern most sections to Jennings Township in September 1846. It presumably named after Andrew Jackson.\nThe first settlers included Oliver Cromwell, William Fry and Joseph Cochran who moved onto their claims in 1825. Cromwell was a man of some note in the early history of the country, acting as the adviser of the neighborhood, and was consulted upon all questions of a legal nature by the early settlers. Samuel Beaman and his nephew, Levi Beaman came as early as 1829 as did George, Jacob and Able Hicks, relatives of the Beamans. Among other Montgomery County, North Carolina families migrating were James, Henry and William Haltom joining their relatives and friends.\nAn early settler, Valentine Croy, a native of Ohio, who came to Jackson Township in 1836, when he erected a flouring mill which he operated until his death in 1854. The majority of the early pioneers were North Carolinians and in very moderate circumstances. Actuated by the desire to secure homes, they made the long journey in small one horse carts, the father and mother walking the entire distance.\nSurplus wheat and corn raised by the early settlers were wagoned to Terre Haute but some hauled their grain to Lawrenceburg on the Ohio River where it sold for a better price.\nValentine Croy erected his flouring mill in 1838, on the south fork of Mill Creek. The building was a log structure set upon posts, covered with clapboards and furnished with good machinery, operated by a \"breast wheel.\" It was patronized by farmers in Owen, Clay, and Putnam counties, some coming forty miles often remaining a week or more before their turn came. The original mill operated until 1852 when a new four story frame building was constructed. Grinding capacity was 200 bushels of wheat per day. Croy also operated a saw mill in conjunction with the flour mill.\nJefferson Township was created in May 1828 from lands which were originally in Franklin Township and later in the first Morgan Township. Its boundary did not change until September of 1836 when Grayson (now Marion) Township was established. It was named after Thomas Jefferson.\nThe first settlement within the boundary was made about 1820 in the southwest corner by immigrants from North Carolina. For the most part they were young hardworking people with but few possessions. A few articles of household furniture, a cow, a couple of pigs and perhaps a horse, together with rude farming implements and wagon, would form the total of taxable personal property. The wages of a stout boy were 12 cents per day, a hired hand in the summer, 50 cents per day, the same as the price of a pound of coffee. \"Hired girls\" were not a class. In case of illness, some young woman would leave home for a few days to care for the afflicted household, but her services were not rendered for the pay she received. The discharge of the duty, to care for the sick, was the motive. The accepted life of a woman was to marry, bear and rear children, and prepare the household food, spin, weave and make the garments for the family. One of the early pioneers noted that the floor of the cabin was so uneven that she placed wedges under her table to keep it steady, and when the rain fell, the water which came down the chimney formed a pool in the hearth, and she bailed the water out with a skillet.\nDuring the first years the settlers obtained all their marketing from New Albany, more than one hundred miles distant. Two or three persons would generally do the hauling for the entire neighborhood, and take such produce as the country produced, i.e., venison, hams, feathers, beeswax and later wheat and pork. In return for these articles, the traders would receive sugar, coffee, calico and a few other groceries. Most of the wearing apparel was manufactured at home, and consisted of jeans, linsey-woolsey and linen. Some of the settlers wore clothing made of deer skins, and manufactured their own shoes from deer and hog skins, tanned in large troughs.\nThe first mill was erected by Adam Fiscus as early as 1824 and was near the village of Middletown. A small log structure, operated by horse power, was in use about 15 years. A water mill was operated by Isaac Hubbell in the southwest corner of the township and was used only for grinding corn. Much of this corn was made into whisky resulting in many distilleries where liquor could be obtained for 15 cents per gallon, the price of a bushel of corn. John Fulke brought a distillery from North Carolina, and set it up in the western part of the township, where it operated for about twenty years\nJennings Township\nJennings Township was created in September 1846 from a portion of Montgomery Township and the five easternmost sections of Jackson Township. The boundary has had slight modifications of its boundaries with both Jackson and Morgan Townships. The present boundary dates from September 1861. It was named in honor of Governor Jonathan Jennings by his relative Theodore Jennings who purchased 1,000 acres there in 1841.\nThe first permanent settler appears to be Isaac Teel who located near the lower falls of Eel River where he erected a small mill as early as 1820. Pioneers came in rather slowly, as the broken condition of the country afforded but few inducements to the settlers; and prior to 1833 there were but six or seven families living within the present limits of the township. The mill was a small log building, situated on the side of the cliff with but a single buhr and was operated by hand. A mill was built by T. C. Jennings at the upper falls sometime before 1850.The mill building was a frame structure, containing three run of buhrs and a saw and for many years did a good business. It eventually was sold and passed through many hands and today (1884) is one of the best flouring mills in the county.\nTwo early roads were the Spencer & Poland road, which crossed the township from northwest to southeast and the road from Cataract to Bowling Green.\nThe oldest religious organization is the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church organized about 1839. The Cataract Baptist Church was organized in 1876.\nThe village of Cataract dates from 1851. The Jennings mill and carding factory as well as several mercantile operations gave the place considerable importance and induced many persons to secure jobs and settle in the village. The name of the village was due to the waterfalls on Mill Creek.\nThe natural beauty of the Cataract Falls area attraced developers who built resort facilities for vacationers from Indianapolis. In 1883 John Steiner and David Wallace bought much of the falls land and built a hotel and a half mile race tractk which drew thousands of spectators from all over the country. Agnes Stucky operated a resort there from 1916 until 1967. Agnes Stucky donated land that is now the Cataract Falls Recreation Area.\nLa Fayette Township\nLafayette Township was created in January of 1840 on lands taken from Morgan, Jefferson and Franklin Townships, it was named for General La Fayette. This remaking of the boundaries removed the panhandles from Jefferson and Franklin making all three he boundaries square or rectangular.\nThe area, when the settlers arrived, was covered by a dense forest. The pioneers who first sought homes here were not adventurers, but plain, matter of fact men, who were attracted to the new country by the advantages it offered in the way of cheap lands, which could be obtained at that time for the Government price of $2.00 per acre. To make a home in the woods was an undertaking attended with difficulties and hardships of which we can form but a faint conception. The absence of roads, mills, etc., and the long distances to be traveled to the nearest market, together with general poverty of the settlements, and the immense amount of hard labor and drudgery required in order to obtain a livelihood during the first few years, were obstacles well calculated to shake the determination of the most energetic and brave hearted of the pioneers.\nThe earliest settlements appear to have been made near the central part, not far from the village of Vandalia, as early as 1828. Among the early pioneers were the Franklins, Shadrach, Thomas and John, who settled about three miles southwest of Vandalia. The Fulks, Jonas and James, came about 1830 as did Jacob Hahn.\nJacob Hicks settled not far from Vandalia the village which he and Joseph Cocheran were the promoters. Hicks was a member of one of the large migration of families from Montgomery County, N.C. and illustrates the manner in which the county was settled. Some of his brothers and their families came as did those of his wife, Anna Beaman. Eighteen different surnames were in the migration over a ten-year period.\nBy 1884, Vandalia had general store, blacksmith shop, jewler, physician, school house, hotel and three churches. Today, Only only a church and the school building remain, the chuch, built in 1895 has been restored to its original condition.\nHenry Fulk erected a small water mill on Fish Creek about 1846 which operated about ten years being abandoned when a flood washed out the dam.\nMarion Township was established in September of 1836 from lands taken from Jefferson and Morgan Townships, straightening the latter's lines creating a panhandle in Jefferson.\nIt was named after General Francis Marion, the \"Swamp Fox\" of the Revolutionary War but was originally named Grayson, presumably due to the influence of the Phipps, Long and Tolliver families who had roots in Grayson Co., VA. Since there were difficulties between the Grayson Co., VA families and their neighbors, when their influence had waned, the name was changed.\nMarion was the last of the townships to be settled as it was not until about 1830 that the first pioneers began to make their appearance. Among the settlers of 1832 were Soloman Landreth and Wendell Crouse; and a little later came Gilliam and Willis Reynolds. By 1836, living in the township, were Thomas Gilbert, John Lewis, Stewart Coats, Isom Tolliver, Joseph Phipps, Clayborne Harris, Benjamin Bass, Philbert Wright and John Fiscus. Harris and Bass were African-Americans who had purchased government lands. Harris was noted for his enormous physical strength and boasted that he had Indian, African, and Anglo-Saxon blood in his veins.\nThe township was also home of a gang of outlaws, who for years made this part of the county a kind of rendezvous. These banditti, prior to the arrival of John Hulet, defeated all efforts to secure order. Hulet, the Justice of the Peace, discharged his duties in such a manner as to incur the ill will of this band and they made several unsuccessful attempts on this life. Hulet, with the assistance of other persons, took the law into their hands, and in time ridded the country of the last blackleg.\nIn 1884 there was a community of Mennonites in the southern part of the township with a substantial church building.\nIt is only dimly remembered that for twenty years or more there was a considerable population of African-American farmers who owned most of sections 27 and 28. They began purchasing government land in the early 1830's and had, for the most part, sold the lands and had left by the middle 1850's. Among these were Farrow Powell and Benjamin Bass who moved to St Joseph County, Indiana. Clayborn and Hardin Harris who went to Cass County, Michigan, the Russells who went to Vigo County, Indiana and the Chandlers family.\nMontgomery Township was one of the three originals created March 4, 1819 and contained the entire north half of the county. It underwent many boundary changes until September 1861 when the final change was made. It was presumably named after Major General Richard Montgomery an American Revolutionary officer who captured Montreal and was killed leading the assault on Quebec (Dec. 31, 1775).\nThe township was one of the earliest settled and in the early decade was perhaps had the greatest population. John Hudson was the first settler. He purchased government land in October 1816 and moved his family here in the spring of 1818. Lloyd Cummings came about the same time. Hugh Barns, a pioneer lay Methodist preacher turned his attention to the medical profession, and achieved some notoriety as a \"steam doctor.\" Ninian Steele, William Milligan, Wm. McDonald and Hugh Devore were among the settlers of 1819.\nDear, wild turkeys, and squirrels were almost as common to the first settlers as the leaves under their feet, while bears were plentiful along the water-courses, and gray wolves, catamounts and wild hogs swarmed the woods in vast numbers. Meat was the staple food, without which it would have been almost impossible for the settlers to live at all, as it required several years to clear and prepare the ground for cultivation. About 1820, David Fain grew the first wheat crop realizing about sixteen bushels from two acres. Almost the entire crop was used for seed by him and his few neighbors. An early employment for the younger members of the community was the digging of ginseng, for which there was an extensive demand. When dried the root sold for twenty-five cents per pound.\nThe first frame house was built by John Hudson in 1825, the first brick house in the same year by James Steele. Both houses were small but looked upon as mansions. As in the other townships a distillery was one of the first industries started. Henry Devore built one as early as 1828 as was another built by Thomas Bull for the making of apple and peach brandy. Newton Fain and Jesse Steele operated a small tannery as early as 1830. They had seven vats and made a fair article of leather, tanning dear, cattle and hog hides.\nThe Bethany Presbyterian Church is one of the oldest congregations in the county having been founded March 20, 1820. The first schools were held in little cabins about 1825, one near the old Bethany Church. The first teacher, Andrew Sinex. The other school was in the Payne settlement, the first teacher being Isaac Westfall. A few years later, frame buildings replaced the crude log buildings.\nThe original boundary was created February 1821 and comprised the entire southwest corner of the county and was presumably named in honor of General Daniel Morgan the victor at the Battle of Cowpens (Jan. 17, 1781). In 1825 it was drastically changed and moved to the northeast, with only six of the original ninety-six sections remaining in the original boundary. In 1837 when La Fayette Township was created, the twelve lower sections were removed and attached to the new township.\nMorgan Township was not settled as early as some of the townships. Samuel Beaman, and his sons, James, Samuel and Alvin came from North Carolina about the year 1824 with Reuben Jordan whose wife was a cousin of the Beamans. Oliver Cromwell also settled in the Northwest corner of the township and was one of the first pioneers in the northern part of the county.\nTwo brothers, Moses and John Carter, who were allied with the Beamans in Montgomery Co., N.C. came in 1829. The trip of 700 miles was made in wagons and it took seven weeks. Upon arriving at their destination, they found no house so they improvised a camp of their wagons in which the families lived until a house could be built. With the help of a few neighbors, a cabin of split poplar logs was hastily erected. A partition through the middle of the room divided it into two apartments, each of which was occupied by a family.\nThe pioneers survived mostly on meat from the game which abounded in the country. Nearly every article of clothing worn by either male or female was manufactured at home by the women on the old-fashioned spinning wheels, cards and looms. The men dressed in homespun jeans and buckskin, out of which were made pantaloons, hunting shirts, moccasins and occasionally dresses for the women. Shoes were made from leather tanned at home. Boots were seldom worn, except by professional men, and no better evidence could be adduced of a man being a preacher, doctor or lawyer than his appearing in public with boots on.\nThe earliest mill used by the pioneers was the little water mill on Jordan Creek in Jackson Township erected by Oliver Cromwell about 1824. Some of the settlers made their own flour and meal with the old-fashioned mortar, while others used a common grater made of tin which worked as long as the corn was not too dry.\nThe opportunities for obtaining an education in the early times were scarce and books were limited. A school was organized about 1835 and was in a little pole cabin. It had previously been used as a home by a squatter. After he had abandoned the building, the neighbors fitted it up as a schoolhouse. They furnished it with a few rough puncheon benches and built a large fire place in one end of the room.\nThe earliest religious services were conducted by the Christian and Baptist Churches.The Regular Baptists held thier first service soon after the first settlements were made. The Missionary Baptist church, commonly known as Carolina was organized about 1845. Its cemetery contains the remains of many of the early settlers of the township\nJordan Village was first located about one half mile from its present site, the coming of the railroad gradually caused the village to move to its present location.\nTaylor Township was created in December 1846 being carved out of Montgomery and Jennings Townships and presumably named after Zachary Taylor who was the field commander during the contemporary Mexican War.\nThe first permanent resident was Andrew Evans who entered land there as early as 1817, although he did not move there until about 1819.\nImprovements during the first years of the townships history were very slow owing to the natural obstacles that had to be overcome. When a family arrived and it was understood that they wanted a house, the settlers assembled. Some cut logs and built the walls, while others split boards for the roof, others hewed puncheons for a floor and others built a chimney. This kind of a house was in common use for a number of years.\nJohn Dunkin planted the first orchard with seed which he gathered up at a cider mill in New York.\nThe first mill was constructed by Daniel Hartsock and operated by horse power. John Mugg built a distillery at an early day, when this trade was respectable, buying up all the surplus corn in the neighborhood and shipping whisky down the Eel River on flatboats. Mr. Mugg, an elder in the church, engaged in the business with a clear conscience and made a superior product.\nThe Salem Methodist Episcopal dates its history from about 1826, the Quincy Methodist Episcopal Church from 1854, and the Baptist Church of Quincy about 1858. The Christian Chapel Church was organized in 1873.\nQuincy and various other small villages in the township owed their existence to the Monon Railroad as they provided goods and services to the road and its employees. The village of Mill Grove had a cancer sanitarium owned by Dr. Gray and his son, Dr. Clyde Gray. This substantial building was in use from about 1910 to 1928.\nWashington Township was one of the three original townships created March 4, 1819 and contained the middle third of the county. It underwent several boundary changes until July 1829 when the final change was made and, of course, was named in honor of George Washington.\nTradition states that Philip Hart was the first settler of Washington Township, arriving in 1816 and building a log house near where Boston Scientific is located. His wife Susan and seven children accompanied him as did James Biggar who married one of the daughters. Next came John Dunn and his wife Margaret, a midwife, with their family of six children, arriving February 5, 1817, crossing the White River on the ice. The next month Levi, Enoch and Neely Beem and their families arrived and during the year many other families made their appearance. Among them was Isaiah Cooper who operated the ferry across the White River at Spencer.\nAt first food consisted of the meat of the bear, deer, wild turkey, game with which the forest abounded. Jerked venison was at first used as bread. It was made by cooking slices of venison quickly over a hot fire. The White River swarmed with fish which were easily taken; tea was made of spicewood and sassafras.\nBuckskin leggings were worn as protection against rattlesnakes and copperheads which were very numerous and seemed to wriggle from under every log and brush heap. The copperhead was the most dreaded since it gave no warning as did the rattlesnake. When bitten the settler applied a quid of chewed tobacco to the wound. Pens were built to protect stock against the wild animals, for bear, panthers, wild cats and wolves were abundant.\nThe township was covered by a dense timber growth principally of beech, oak, ash, sugar maple, walnut and poplar.\nThe first bridges across small streams were constructed of two poles with a floor of poles laid upon these. No bridge was built across the White River until 1872. Prior to this bridge a ferry was used as they were in other parts of the county to cross the White River.\nThe hills of Washington Township are full of fine building stone, and several quarries produced and shipped large quantities of building stone, rubble stone and manufactured lime.\nWayne was created in November 1822 from lands originally in Montgomery Township and Monroe County. It was named after General Anthony Wayne. This creation of Wayne Township occured eleven months after the area had been attached to Owen.\nThe first recorded settlement was made in the spring of 1818 by Ephriam Goss. When the family arrived, they lived in a very primitive pole cabin without widows or floor. During the first spring ten acres of ground were cleared and planted in corn, but so late was the seed put into the soil that the grain did not mature well and the crop was used for fodder. Goss later laid out the town of Gosport which flourished for many years. In 1819, Col. Robert Wooden arrived from Kentucky and became Col. of the militia, sheriff, and member of the Indiana State Legislature. Unfortunately, he died while in his 30's.\nThe township, being in the \"New Purchase\" and recently available for immigration was promptly gained settlers. Among them were Jeremiah Mathes, a wheelwright who used his skills in making chairs and other furniture for the area. He also operated a blacksmith shop, and was considered the handy man of the community. In 1830, he sold out and moved to Morgan County, his son J. M. Mathes was identified with the religious and educational history of Owen County. He also was a publisher and writer and missionary to the area for the Christian Church.\nPrior to 1821, the price required by the Government for its land was two dollars per acre, one fourth of which was paid at the time of purchase, and the remainder in three annual installments, a liberal discount being allowed the purchaser if the whole was paid in advance. This arrangement was found to cause great difficulties, as purchases were frequently made by persons who did not have the means to pay. Persons who could only pay the first installment spent their entire capital making the one fourth down, hoping a rapid increase in the value of land would allow them to sell a portion and thus make payment of the other three fourths. Unfortunately, these hopes were, in many cases, not to come true and a large number found their lands subject to forfeiture for non payment. Money was scarce; the country was new, without banks, and with little or no commerce; and the purchase of needed goods constituted a drain of the little money available. As a consequence, a period of depression ensued which was widespread, and some of the early pioneers of Wayne were in grave difficultly. The Government, thinking it unwise to drive the settlers off of their lands, allowed the debtors to surrender a portion of the land and keep the rest without an obligation. Upon granting relief to land purchasers, the credit system was abolished and the lands were afterward sold at so much per acre, payable in cash. Thus, many of the first citizens of Wayne Township were able to save their homesteads and ward off bankruptcy.\nIn early pioneer days the nearest marketplace was Louisville, about one hundred miles distant. A trip there and return took about twenty days, so one person was generally selected to do the marketing for the entire neighborhood. The lack of money limited the amount of groceries and dry goods that could be purchased so the few that were obtained were paid for by exchange for articles that could be produced locally: coon and deer skins, wild honey and venison. Later, Bloomington became the nearest source of supplies. The settler's kitchenware consisted of a few pewter dishes, plates and spoons, but mostly of wooden bowls and cups; if these were scarce, gourds and hard shelled squashes would do. The iron pots and knives which were sufficient for the diet available were brought with them. \"Hog and hominy\" was the standard diet, while jonny cake and cornpone were the only breads available for many years. Every family, besides a small garden for the few herbs and special vegetables which they cultivated, had another small inclosure about one half acres in size, which they called a truck patch where corn for roasting, pumpkins, beans, squash and potatoes were grown.\nFor many years each family tanned its own leather, the tan vat a large trough sunk into the upper edge in the ground. The leather produced was coarse, but basically useful.\nCoal City, the only town in the township was laid out in 1875 to take advantage of the newly completed tracks of the Cincinnati & Terre Haute Railroad, although its origins can be traced to 1852 when the village of Stockton when David Bush laid out 16 lots. James Hyatt, by building the town's first brick factory and kiln, saw mill and stave factory caused the town to grow. Later he sank a large coal mine and employed 80 or 90 men. Coal was the main product shipped from Coal City.\nSince the site of Gosport had been used as a shipping point for flat boats going down the White River, and there was a need for a trading point in the area, Ephraim Goss and Abner Alexander purchased the site, laid out lots and had it recorded in June 1829. The little village languished for many years until in the mid 1830's when its natural advantages as a trading and manufacturing site were strong enough to cause substantial growth. In addition to being the trading center for a large portion of the surrounding area, a thriving industry was conducted in buying and shipping cattle, hogs, grain and lumber to New Orleans and other cities on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. In 1850, Joseph Goss and Dr. Hussey engaged in the pork business on a large scale and erected a large pork packing house. The company slaughtered as many as 33,000 hogs annually, and was the largest establishment of its kind in southern Indiana. This was in the days before railroads, and the White River served as means of transportation, the principal marketplace being New Orleans. The advent of the railroad in 1855 caused the decline in flatboat shipping on the White River and allowed competitors, which had not had access to the river but who now had access to the railroad, to become established.\nThe large amount of packing, flatboat building, and shipping resulted in a number of mechanics and others who could provide services to immigrate to Gosport: blacksmiths, coopers, carpenters, printers, physicians, etc.\nThe village of Freedom dates from November 18, 1834 and JosephFreeland was the developer. The place had developed a reputation as a shipping point for flatboats. Just after the Civil War, Freedom had two blacksmiths, four carpenters, one cabinet maker, two physicians, three stores, two steam sawmills and one tan yard, two hotels and a population of 125. Due to the arrival of the I & V Railroad, Freedom grew and by 1890 had a population of 350and had added insurance agents, a lawyer, shoemaker and milliner. Newspapers came on both themorning and evening trains, and about 1900 the telephone made its appearance, the village now being completely connected to the outside world. When highway 67 was imporved to Freedom, making access to Spencer convenient the village lost many of the tradesmen and professionals.\nThe town of Patricksburg was founded in 1851 by Patrick Sullivan who originally named it Lancaster. When application was made to locate a post office there, the name was rejected as it already was in use. He renamed the town using his first name, Patrick.\nIn the early days of Patricksburg it was probably the largest town in the county and was the trading area for the surrounding county which had several coal mines. After the Civil War many industries were located in Patricksburg, a sawmill, cooper shop, wagon factories, shoemakers, blacksmiths etc. Wagon makers were Robert McAllister, Hamilton Moffett, Christian Weber, Lewis Norman, Frederick Dietz and George Kaiser. Of course this industry brought many workers and with them stores and professionals to serve them. By 1890, a large flouring operation and the coal mines were doing good business as were the other manufacturers. In 1926 a fire destroyed the business section, 18 business were destroyed, a fire from which it never fully recovered.\nThe Salem Methodist Episcopal Church, dates its history from about 1826, the Quincy Methodist Episcopal Church from 1854 and the Baptist Church of Quincy about 1858. The Christian Chapel Church was organized in 1873.\nIn 1820 the town of Spencer (named after Captain Spier Spencer who also was killed at the Battle of Tippecanoe) was laid out and the first auction of lots took place. A temporary log courthouse was built which was replaced in 1825 with a permanent brick courthouse which stood until it was replaced in 1910. John B. Allison was the first merchant arriving in the first years of the town. He died in about 1827. Some of his stock of merchandise contained such articles as silk handkerchiefs and wall paper which seem hardly usable on the new frontier. The Allison family continued in the merchandise business for more than one hundred years. One member of this family, James M. H. Allison, in addition to having an interest in the family store engaged in shipping produce on flatboats to New Orleans, the only market for the surplus products of this part of the country. He also manufactured linseed oil, the flax seed crushed by two large, circular stones about ten inches thick and four or five feet in diameter, propelled by a tread wheel. A carding machine was located on the second floor and powered by the same tread wheel.\nAmong the first carpenters of Spencer were Montgomery Leonard, Finley B. Johnson, Henry Devore, Anthony Foster and Junia Lathrop. James Bircham was the first blacksmith. Early physicians were Amasa Joslin, John Sedwick and Benjamin Allison.\nPhilip Hedges established the first hotel in a log cabin built in 1822. It was marked by a sign of General Andrew Jackson on horseback and in full uniform. Reuben Fullen kept a tavern near the Hedges hotel, his sign depicting the \"Indian Queen.\" Both signs were painted in bold, glaring colors, that of Hedges considered the more elegant due to the dashing appearance of \"Old Hickory.\" Other early tavern and inn keepers were: John Johnson, John Dunn, Isaac Westfall and George Moore. At that time the Commissioners set the prices taverns and inns could charge. In 1819 the price mandated for French Brandy half pint fifty cents, wine per quart one dollar seventy five cents, half pint of whisky twenty five cents; and for one warm meal twelve and one half cents and lodging the same.\nThe first mail came to Spencer about 1821, the first postmasters being Philip Hedges, Jacob Harsh and James M. H. Allison. The first mail carrier was Bledsoe Hardin who brought the mail about every two weeks.\nThe first schools in Spencer were held in the log courthouse and in a log church. The first teachers were James Galletly and Isaac Heaton. Galletly, a Scotsman began about 1821 and Heaton, a New Englander, started a school in 1825. In 1835 a seminary was built, and any teacher who could secure students by subscription could use the building. The building was soon sold, as the contractor had not been paid, and was used as a residence. 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        "raw_content": "DSLR or Point and Shoot \u2013 What to buy?\nWritten by: Dan Shannon on Nov. 10, 2010\nEveryone has been in a picture at least once in your life. While a camera alone can\u2019t stop you from making that funny face in all of your pictures, it can make or break those family photos from thanksgiving. I want to say up front that I own both a DSLR and a Point and Shoot, and have been using both for years. I also want to point out that I am not an end all expert on everything photography, but I know my way around a camera.\nOne of the most common misconceptions is that megapixels are everything. Many people can look at a point and shoot with 10 megapixels, and assume that it is automatically a better camera than the infamous Nikon D40, a 6.1MP DSLR. While Point and Shoots are used by the majority of people, a DSLR will almost always provide a better image, because of the larger image sensors that the DSLR usually employ and the equally important high quality larger optics. What this means is that the image from the point and shoot will often look grainy, while the image from the DSLR will usually be much more crisp and vibrant.\nMany people don\u2019t know exactly what a DSLR is, so I\u2019ll try to make it as simple as I can. A digital single-lens reflex camera (digital SLR or DSLR) is a digital camera that uses a mechanical mirror system, pentaprism, or other mechanism to direct light from the lens to an optical viewfinder on the back of the camera. The other primary difference between a DSLR and Point and Shoot is the ability to exchange lenses and manually control the camera to a much, much finer degree. The result, more control and better pictures.\nDSLR\u2019s have many strengths. The first and foremost is as mentioned earlier the ability to change lenses. You can have an almost unlimited number of lenses that can cover any method of photography from telephoto (zoomed way in) to fisheye (extreme wide angle). This means that you can have one camera, change your lens, and take virtually any kind of pictures you desire. The larger image sensors have the ability to capture much more light, making the DSLR a much better choice for low light photography, or photography where flashes are restricted. Some optional lenses have larger apertures, making them ideal for low light photography as well. These cameras also traditionally have much faster shutters, which, coupled with the large image sensors and large apertures and lower ISO\u2019s, allow for extremely clear, sharp pictures. This is great for fast moving objects such as sporting events or kids that have had too much Mountain Dew.\nDSLRs may be some of the best cameras out there, but they aren\u2019t for everyone. 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        "raw_content": "Suzanne Doyle-Morris, Inclusiq\nThis Washington woman is ahead of the curve in commerce.\nWith InclusIQ, Suzanne\u2019s proposition is both simple and stunningly innovative. InclusIQ asserts that for businesses to truly succeed and have a competitive commercial edge they must build inclusive leadership and diversity of thought into their strategic planning and management hierarchies.\nSuzanne argues that at leadership level, and around the boardroom table, true diversity must be embraced to reflect changing societies and global business practices. When it comes to the bottom line, as Suzanne says, companies who adopt diversity of thinking and inclusivity will be better able to capitalise on opportunities driven by the rise of women and the emerging markets.\nEngaging InclusIQ\u2019s clients with new thinking about the benefits of diversity and inclusive leadership comes in a multi-layered offering from this specialist leadership training consultancy and limited company. Right from the start of InclusIQ in 2013, Suzanne and her team have offered corporate consultancy, training, mentoring and coaching in inclusive leadership, work which is supported by a range of highly sophisticated e-simulations which come in the form of \u201cserious games\u201d.\nAcross all of its work, InclusIQ challenges clients\u2019 unconscious bias, and advocates a joint male and female approach to redressing gender diversity at leadership level. With an enviable client list, which includes Unilever, Tesco, Microsoft and RBS amongst many other big names, Suzanne\u2019s inclusivity mantra is reaching the very top of the corporate tree.\nBefore working alongside the big business boys (and girls) with InclusIQ, Suzanne had already established her intellectual and commercial credibility as an academic, the author of two books on gender politics in the workplace and with her successful Female BreadWinners company.\nShe also knows first hand how valuable diversity of thought is, having been a minority in many of the countries she\u2019s lived and worked in. Born in Australia, and brought up in Washington DC, Suzanne ended up in the East Neuk of Fife, via Ireland and England. When it comes to location, she\u2019s been willing and able to take risks in the past, but now feels that Scotland really is home.\nIt was in Scotland that Suzanne won a place on the prestigious Saltire Fellowship, an intense and immersive entrepreneurial study programme, and from there InclusIQ was developed and launched.\nWith new business thinking and ambition, Suzanne had growth factored in from the start, but has kept true to her own vision of expanding at a rate that feels right, and is not at all reckless. She\u2019s avoided bank loans and external investment rather than be beholden financially, and Suzanne\u2019s not one who\u2019s willing to remortgage her home for the sake of her business. She\u2019s spent all of her savings to get InclusIQ off the blocks, but she\u2019s managed growth to suit her own pace. And business is thriving under the leadership of this outstanding East Neuk entrepreneur.\nIn two short years InclusIQ has expanded from Suzanne as sole trader to managing a staff of 7, and securing major new clients like William Grant & Sons, the Law Society of Scotland and the University of Edinburgh Business School in the last year alone.\nWith the client list growing, a new book coming, and a licensed InclusIQ training syllabus in the works, Suzanne\u2019s business future looks bright. Finding a balance (which ideally includes time for walking on the Fife Coastal Path, and some evening TV with her husband, catching up with favourite box sets like Borgen, Friday Night Lights and Scandal) might prove more tricky. But this is a woman with her eye firmly on the entrepreneurial ball. Suzanne\u2019s skills, ambition and her commercial CV gives her a truly international perspective on global workplace evolution, and a unique ability to be one step ahead in enterprise.\nSuzanne will be familiar to readers of the3rdimagazine as Editor Karen Birch was part of an expert panel when Suzanne read from her book, Beyond the Boys Club http://www.the3rdimagazine.co.uk/2011/11/we-need-to-change-the-rules-not-just-create-more-exceptions/\nFollow Suzanne @inclusiq or visit http://inclusiq.com/",
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        "raw_content": "March 28, 2016: Review by A Bookish Affair\nWhat\u2019s the Story?:\nFrom Goodreads.com: \u201cIn The Broken Places, Joseph McBride, an internationally acclaimed American cultural historian, recalls his troubled youth in the Midwest during the 1960s. Searingly immediate and yet reflective, this is the author\u2019s memoir of his breakdown as a teenager and triumphant recovery. It gives an unsparing look at physical and psychological abuse, family dysfunction and addiction, sexual repression, and Catholic guilt. And at its heart, this is a haunting, often joyous love story.\n\u201cThe Broken Places offers an unforgettable portrait of Kathy Wolf, a brilliant, vibrant, shattered young Native American woman who taught Joe how to live even though she could not save herself. Kathy\u2019s life exemplifies what Ernest Hemingway wrote, \u2018The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially.'\u201d\n\u201cThe Broken Places\u201d is a memoir by Joseph McBride, who is most well known for his screenwriting and being a professor of film. This book focuses on his extremely tumultuous younger years in the 1970s. It\u2019s an unflinching glimpse at people trying to find themselves at a critical juncture of their lives. It\u2019s a story of love and breaking down and building things back up.\nI am a sucker for memoirs like this. I love seeing how people are able to overcome the difficult things they face. This book has a lot of raw areas, which allow you to see not only where the author has been but how far he has come. McBride is very open about everything in the book. He writes clear and truthfully about things that many would shy away from. The sections about Kathy Wolf were some of my favorites. Her sections aren\u2019t happy and the detail was sometimes too much for me to handle. She will stick with me for a long time.\nThe writing of the book was fairly good. There is a lot of detail in the book that I thought could be streamlined in order to make the book even more powerful than it was before. The detail bogged down the pace a bit and made the book feel somewhat choppy. Overall, these issues were mostly surpassed by a story that I will think about for a long time.\nOriginally posted here: http://abookishaffair.blogspot.com/2016/03/review-broken-places-memoir-by-joseph.html\n\u2190 Review by Kirkus Reviews\nInterview with Pauline Lampert \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Oscar Nominated Director Allegedly Unable To Attend Award Ceremony Due To Muslim Ban\nIranian director Asghar Farhadi\u2019s film, The Salesman, is up for Best Foreign Language film this year.\nConfirmed: Iran's Asghar Farhadi won't be let into the US to attend Oscar's. He's nominated for best foreign language film...#MuslimBan\n\u2014 Trita Parsi (@tparsi) January 28, 2017\nIranian director and previous Oscar award-winner Asghar Farhadi will be unable to attend this year's Oscars award ceremony, according to a tweet from the President of the National Iranian American Council, Trita Parsi. Farhadi's film, The Salesman, is currently nominated for Best Foreign Language film for the 2017 Academy Awards. Earlier this week, it was announced that Taraneh Alidoosti, the star of The Salesman, will boycott the award ceremony in protest of Trump's \"racist ban.\"\nOn Tuesday, President Trump signed an executive order that will restrict immigration from Syria and six other Middle East and African countries, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Sumalia, Sudan, and Yemen. It stands to reason that Farhadi won't be the first or last artist to be banned from entering the United States.\nRead Next: Trump Signed A Bill Allowing States To Cut Funding For Abortion Providers\nIn 2012, Farhadi's A Seperation film won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language film, making him the first Iranian to win an academy in a competitive category. Watch the trailer for his film, The Salesman, below.\nThumbnail credit: Frank Trapper / Getty Images\nDonald Trump, Film, Steffanee Wang",
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        "raw_content": "\"A Game of Thrones\" Blog\nRed Viper Cast!\nHere is the big casting news everyone was waiting for\u2026 Pedro Pascal has been cast as Oberyn Martell! ... Read more...\nSchok Time!\nSeason Three Premiere\nCasting Speculation and News\nThis looks close to confirmed, although not officially. Kerry Ingram, a young English actor from Warfield (fitting!), has tweeted about... Read more...\nGame of Thrones season one in dvd for Italy\nIn dvd and blu-ray by 11/5/12\nFrom Martin's Blog : Yes, it's official. HBO has ordered a third season of GAME OF THRONES. Like the first two seasons, it will be ten... Read more...\nNew actors...\nWe have some exclusive casting news for you, the House Gatewatch faithful. 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I did not exactly make it easy for David and Dan and our casting director Nina Gold when I described Gregor as being almost eight feet tall, but they came through as always when they filled the role with Conan... no, not Jason Momoa, and not the Governator either (way too old, way too small, and not a good enough actor), but Australian actor, bodybuilder, and stunt man CONAN STEVENS.\nStevens is actually about ten inches shorter than the Mountain... but still a good half foot taller than Rory McCann, who will be playing his \"little brother\" Sandor Clegane. He first came to our attention when he read for the part of Khal Drogo. He was not right for that role, but he's perfect for this one, with the acting chops to go with the great physicality he brings to Gregor.\nStevens has his own website at http://www.conanstevens.com/ and is also a blogger. At last report, he was already in Belfast, being fitted for his armor and meeting the other members of the cast. You can read more about that on his blog. He seems to be an amiable fellow, from what he writes, not at all like Ser Gregor. But on screen he's very different, and I can't wait to see the Mountain and the Hound square off at the Hand's tourney.\nAnd to round out the gang from the westerlands, we've tapped another talented young English actor, EUGENE SIMON, to play the role of Lancel Lannister, King Robert's squire, eldest son of Ser Kevan Lannister, cousin to Cersei, Jaime, and Tyrion.\nSimon made his acting debut in 2003 in MY DAD'S THE PRIME MINISTER. He has also played Young Ben-Hur in the recent remake of BEN-HUR and Young Casanova in CASANOVA, and co-starred as Gerald Durrell in MY FAMILY AND OTHER ANIMALS, where he shared the screen with the lovely Tamzin Merchant. Like Conan Stevens, Simon initially read for another role, one that went to someone else, but he impressed David and David (and me, FWIW) so much that we knew we'd found our Lancel.\n(For those of you keeping score, no, we won't be casting Robert's younger squire, Tyrek \"Wet-Nurse\" Lannister, at least not for season one. We may be able to bring him in for season two. Assuming we get one, of course).\nThree more great choices, I think. I'm a happy camper.\nA Change on the Small Council\nFrom Martin's \"Not a Blog\":\nIt saddens me to announce that we've had a casting change on the HBO series.\nMy old friend Roy Dotrice, who had been scheduled to play the part of Grand Maester Pycelle, has had to withdraw from the show for medical reasons. Roy was a colleague of mine from our days together on BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, where he played the part of Father. More recently, he was my own personal choice as the reader on the audiobooks for A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE, and did a wonderful job of reading the first three volumes (a schedule conflict required us to use a different reader for book four), playing all the parts and giving each character his own distinctive voice. Roy would have magnificent as Grand Maester Pycelle, and I was eagerly looking forward to seeing his council scenes with Varys, Littlefinger, and Ned.\nUnfortunately, his health does not permit him to continue at this time. I just spoke with Roy, who is presently in Los Angeles receiving treatment. He tells me that his doctors say that, with three or four months of treatment, he should be back to his old self, and \"right as rain\" by Christmas. David and Dan and the folks at HBO were as distraught about losing him as I was, and all of us wish him a speedy and complete recovery. Once Roy is back to full health, we hope to find another role for him in the series. After all, he's played them ALL on the audiobooks.\nGood luck, Roy. All your fans and friends will be thinking of you.\nMeanwhile, back in Belfast... they have this saying in the theatre, you know the one... \"the show must go on.\" And so it must. The redoubtable Nina Gold and her team faced a huge task in finding someone to fill the shoes of a Roy Dotrice, but as ever, they have done a smashing job. The role of Grand Maester Pycelle will now be played by JULIAN GLOVER.\nOur new Pycelle will be no stranger to fans of SF and fantasy. He was an Imperial officer in THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK, and he's appeared in DOCTOR WHO, TROY, HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS, INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE, and even SPACE: 1999, among countless other films and television shows. 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        "raw_content": "Jewish organizations cheer the embassy move\nToday, with the opening of the United States Embassy in Jerusalem, we witnessed a promise kept. This historic event was a reflection of the will of the American people, as strongly expressed by a bipartisan Congress. And, the decision to move the American embassy to Jerusalem was the result of President Trump\u2019s bold leadership and his clear understanding, as was so often emphasized today, that it was the right thing to do \u2014 that it was the \u201ctruth.\u201d\nIndeed, the quest for peace can only be based on a foundation of truth. Proposals that ignore or deny the realities of today\u2019s Middle East are doomed to failure and will never provide a productive path forward.\nOne such undeniable reality is that Jerusalem is \u2014 and always will be \u2014 Israel\u2019s capital. Nations that refuse to acknowledge that fact are simply perpetuating an illusion and providing an excuse for Israel\u2019s adversaries not to make peace and to continue warfare and terror. Moreover, by not recognizing that Israel has the right that all nations enjoy in selecting its capital city, they are projecting the image that Israel is something \u201cless than sovereign,\u201d something \u201cless than a nation.\u201d Peace can never be built on that foundation.\nIt is particularly fitting that this historic event occurs as Israel celebrates the 70th anniversary of its founding. America was the first nation to recognize the independence of the Jewish state, and it is particularly appropriate that our country is once again taking the initiative to strengthen our relationship with Israel and its standing in the world.\nWe urge other nations to follow the Unites States\u2019 lead and also locate their embassies in Israel\u2019s capital.\nIsraelis and Palestinians agreed in the Oslo Accords that Jerusalem is a final status issue, and such actions do not preclude future negotiations over Jerusalem\u2019s status. Further, strengthening diplomatic ties with the Jewish state advances the cause of peace and facilitates access to Israel\u2019s extraordinary technological and life-saving innovations benefiting people throughout the world.\nThe AJC applauds the U.S. administration for courageously enacting its historic commitment to relocating the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Israel\u2019s rightful capital of Jerusalem.\nIn the space of one week, America has twice reiterated its faith in Israel\u2019s legitimacy, in words and deeds, and in doing so, it has set an important precedent for other states to follow. American Jewry is proud to have a government that is committed to standing with Israel and in defense of its rights like all sovereign nations.\u201d\nIsrael President Rivlin\nThe Israeli people thank you (President Trump) for keeping your word, for your courage and determination, and for your firm, unwavering stand alongside the State of Israel. We hope and expect that other nations will follow your path.\u201d\nWe will continue to safeguard Jerusalem, as the city of peace, as a city home to all those of faith. A city of all its residents and citizens, of all religions and communities, who share together, one city, which is so greatly loved.\nToday, the work and aspirations of American Zionists are fulfilled with the official recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of the State of Israel and its manifestation embodied in the opening of the American Embassy in the eternal capital city of the Jewish People. As American Zionists, the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is a foundational issue we have long worked toward and sought to achieve by a United States administration. \u2026\nAs we applaud this long delayed step by our country we call on all other nations that have diplomatic relations with Israel to now recognize and relocate their embassies to Jerusalem, which is the duly designated capital of the State of Israel.\nThe name of Jerusalem, in Hebrew, means \u201ccity of peace.\u201d As Jerusalem is home to, and holy to, people of many faiths, the city must now become the \u201ccrossroads of peace.\u201d This can be achieved when all the nations of the world gather in Jerusalem for peace and diplomacy.\nIsrael Prime Minister Netanyahu\nWhat a glorious day. Remember this moment. This is history. President Trump, by recognizing history, you have made history. All of us are deeply moved. All of us are deeply grateful. \u2026\nFor me this spot brings back personal memories, but for our people, it evokes profound collective memories of the greatest moments we have known on this City on a Hill.\nIn Jerusalem, Abraham passed the greatest test of faith and the right to be the father of our nation.\nIn Jerusalem, King David established our capital three thousand years ago.\nIn Jerusalem, King Solomon built our Temple, which stood for many centuries.\nIn Jerusalem, Jewish exiles from Babylon rebuilt the Temple, which stood for many more centuries.\nIn Jerusalem, the Maccabees rededicated that Temple and restored Jewish sovereignty in this land.\nAnd it was here in Jerusalem some 2,000 years later, that the soldiers of Israel spoke three immortal words, \u201cHar ha\u2019bayit be\u2019yadeinu,\u201d \u2014 \u201cthe Temple Mount is in our hands\u201d \u2014 words that lifted the spirit of the entire nation.\nWe are in Jerusalem and we are here to stay. \u2026\nOver a century ago, the Balfour Declaration recognized the right of the Jewish people to a national home in this land. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb Rob's Blog \u00bb You Can\u2019t Always Get What You Want\u2026Kinda{My story of coming to own the Donohue-Penske Sunoco Javelin!\nYou Can\u2019t Always Get What You Want\u2026Kinda\nMy story of coming to own the Donohue-Penske Sunoco Javelin!\nPosted by Wayne Davis on March 29, 2013 with 1 Comments\nWayne Davis is a guest contributor here at TheMuscleCarPlace.com, and is the owner of Colorado AMX Motorsports near Denver, CO. Wayne and his son Aaron work company jobs by day, build cars by night, and know just about everyone in the industry that is bananas about AMC\u2019s!.\nYou can check out all of Wayne\u2019s previous articles here\u2026but just know, it\u2019s heavy on the AMC! \ud83d\ude42\nMark Donahue\u2019s \u201971 Javelin. The real one. Image: SportsCarDigest.com\nThe old Rolling Stones tune goes\u2026. \u201cYou Can\u2019t Always Get What You Want.\u201d In life a lot of times that is true, although as I\u2019ve found recently, sometimes you really can get what you want\u2026kinda. The story goes like this.\nIn the late 1960\u2019s through the early 1970\u2019s, the Trans American Road Race Series was raging. The four US car manufactures were in fierce competition battling for the Trans Am Championship. There were four US car manufacturers competing in it at the time; Ford, GM, Chrysler, and American Motors.\nI was 17 years old in 1970 but was completely oblivious to the Trans Am Series because I was beating it down the quarter mile at the drag strip. Growing up in Upstate NY (right in my back yard) was some of the greatest road racing of all time. Race tracks at Watkins Glen, NY and Lime Rock, CT were both part of the Trans Am series racing, and I completely missed it! Forty years later I\u2019ve now \u201cdiscovered\u201d Vintage Trans Am racing, partly due to two reasons. First, I\u2019m a big AMC fan and collector, and second, AMC is a big part of the Trans Am history.\nNow, I have to get this off my chest\u2026I was recently watching an episode of Hot Rod TV where they were highlighting the Trans Am Series. The commentator was gushing all over about the Mustangs, and casually mentioned the AMC Javelins, calling them an \u201calso ran.\u201d He said the Javelins just came up short and didn\u2019t have much success.\nHas Hot Rod been under a rock for forty years? Sure the Javelins lost the 1970 Championship to the Bud Moore Mustangs, but only by 1 point!\nIn 1971 and 1972 the Javelins won the championship, and came back and won it again in 1976. Granted, by 1972 the series was not what it was in earlier years, but the other manufacturers had more money coming in the \u2018back door\u201d than AMC spent through the \u201cfront door\u201d with corporate sponsorship. On top of that, the same cars and drivers were driving Ford, GM, and Chrysler cars from the previous years, so the odds were even across the board in \u201871 and \u201872. I wouldn\u2019t call that an \u201calso ran\u201d effort.\nI feel better now. End of rant.\nMy \u201cDonahue Inspired\u201d Pro-Touring Javelin.\nGetting back to the Trans Am Series, today Vintage Trans Am is more popular than ever. In fact, some might argue that the popular Pro-Touring craze has Trans Am road racing in its DNA.\nMy first venture into pro-touring was inspired by the Trans Am. It was a pro-touring Javelin/AMX, emulating the stance and \u201clook\u201d of the 1971 Trans Am Sunoco Javelin driven by Mark Donohue under Roger Penske (which won the championship in 1971). Not only did it win, but it dominated the series, winning 7 of 10 races, beating Ford and GM (1970 was the last year for Chrysler). It was a true David and Goliath story. Who would have ever imagined that lowly AMC would beat the best that Detroit had to offer?\nAfter 1971, Penske and Donohue had to move over to NASCAR to chase Ford, GM and Chrysler since all three of them had left SCCA and moved to NASCAR. There is no disputing that Penske racing is successful in racing today, and especially so in NASCAR (and for the record Penske won his first race in NASCAR with Mark Donohue driving a AMC Matador).\nA little over a year ago, the Roger Penske/Mark Donohue Trans Am Championship car went on the auction block at Russo and Steele auctions. My heart begins to go pitter-patter when I think about someone being able to buy that car. Of course \u201cYou Can\u2019t Always Get What You Want\u201d though, and the car sold for $847,000!\nThe original Trans Am cars don\u2019t change hands too often, but this one set a record way beyond everyone\u2019s expectations. I have heard people say, how could a AMC bring more money than any of the Parnelli Jones Mustangs, Sam Posey Challengers, or the Mark Donohue Camaros?\nI know the answer as to why it brought such a high price. It wasn\u2019t that it was a Javelin, but instead that it was the last Trans Am car driven by the great Mark Donohue, and it was the championship winning car. As the car was on the auction block, I was fantasizing what it would be like to own that car. In my wildest dreams, I had no idea that some day I actually would\u2026kinda.\n\u2026\u201dBut if you try sometimes, you just might find what you need.\u201d My Donahue Javelin tribute car!\nFor the last few years I had been following the build of a replica of the Sunoco Javelin that went across the auction block. A fellow in Georgia who builds movie props and unique special edition cars with history was building to an exacting level of detail, a replica or tribute if you want to call it that, of the real Trans Am Javelin. The car took him about 5-6 years to build, and sometime during those years I had a chance to be in Georgia and look up the builder. I was blown away.\nWhile the car is not exact in every respect, it was stunning. The fabrication, red, white, and blue corporate colors, wheels and tires, and so on, made you feel like you were standing next to the real Donohue/Penske Sunoco Javelin. While I usually build cars, a few months ago, I was able to acquire that very car. It sits in my shop now. While it\u2019s not exactly street legal and I can\u2019t drive it on the road, just looking at it makes my heart go pitter-patter. When I get in it and start it up, my knees shake.\nI\u2019ve been having a blast taking it to the next level, closer and closer to the real car in small details, and even though it is not the real car, it inspires the same emotion as the real car when people see it. From the roll cage, structural changes, fuel cell, side exiting exhaust pipes, and fabrication, it would be hard to tell the replica from the actual car unless they were sitting side by side.\nNext time I write, I\u2019ll cover a few more of the details of the actual Trans Am Javelin, what made it so special, as well as more details of the tribute car.\nSometimes you get what you need\u2026but you have to build it!.\n-Wayne Davis\nColorado AMX Motorsports\ncoloradoamx@yahoo.com\nFiled Under: Rob's Blog, Thoughts, Wayne Davis\nAuthor: Wayne Davis\nWayne is a former tech company CEO turned AMC muscle car builder and lives where the mountains are snow capped and coffee tastes like heaven. 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        "raw_content": "Review & Guest Article Policy\nMy Bookshelves\nA-Z Review Index\nEvery year, I share with you the best of the year. Each year looks a little different, but you can always count on at least my favorite reads of the year. This year will be no different. It just happens to be coming at a much later date than usual. Because . . . life.\nI think my favorite book of the year was Dear Martin by Nic Stone. I listened to it on audiobook towards the beginning of the year, but it has stuck with me all year long. When I recently went to the bookstore, I saw it sitting on the shelf and I knew that I had to have it for my own personal collection. It is one that I will likely revisit because it is a quick read that I will extract new things from each time I read it. If you have not yet read this story, you will want to add it to your list sooner rather than later.\nOther favorites of the year was Ghost Knight by Cornelia Funke, another story I digested in audio format. I enjoyed it so much that I immediately recommended it to my son and he immediately checked it out from Overdrive to take a listen for himself. I also enjoyed the Finishing School series by Gail Carriger (i.e., Etiquette & Espionage, Curtsies & Conspiracies, Waistcoats & Weaponry, and Manners & Mutiny). This was such a fun series to listen to, and I couldn't get through them fast enough. Lastly, Amy Poehler's Yes Please came into my life at just the right time, and listening to her read it made all the difference in the world. I didn't always agree with what she had to say, but I did relate to so much of it way too often. It made me laugh and cringe and even cry, and at the time, it was just what I needed.\nAs I look back on my favorite reads for the year, I realize that every favorite was actually an audiobook. Most of my reading in 2018 was actually via audio; 23 of the 44 total books to be exact. I also discovered that it was my worst year of reading yet (at least of the years that I have been tracking). I hope that 2019 will see an increase in my reading, no matter what the format may be. I can definitely use the escape at this point.\nI leave you with my top nine pictures from the year as well. There are not as many books featured this year, but I will admit that most of them were some of my personal favorite pics that captured my year fairly well. Here's to hoping for more book pics and more travel pics, as I adventure both in and out of the pages!\nYOUR TURN: What were some of your favorite reads of 2018?\nPosted by Tif Sweeney at 8:20 PM 5 comments:\nLabels: Book Chat\nBOOK CHAT: Books Read in 2018\nIn 2018, I read a total of 44 books. I did not finish one book in December. Life was turned upside down for me, and my reading took a hit. It is one of my worst reading years on record. It's okay though. My life turning upside down was surprisingly just what I needed. Now, I am just working to get back into reading like I once used to. For those interested, here's the full list of books read for the year. I will be back to share my favorites from the year hopefully later this week.\n1. Black Panther #1: A Nation Under Our Feet by Ta-Nehisi Coates\n3. The Dragon of the Month Club by Iain Reading\n4. Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mew'd (Flavia de Luce #8) by Alan Bradley\n5. Etiquette and Espionage (Finishing School #1) by Gail Carriger\n6. Holidays on Ice by David Sedaris\n7. The Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson #4) by Rick Riordan\n8. Whatever You Are, Be a Good One by Lisa Congdon\n10. China Dolls by Lisa See\n11. The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare\n13. Dragons at Crumbling Castle by Terry Pratchett\n14. A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle\n15. When Luck Dies (The Murder Lawyer Series #1) by Piper Punches\n16. The Witches: Salem, 1692 by Stacy Schiff\n17. Ghost Knight by Cornelia Funke\n18. Strange Weather by Joe Hill\n19. Curtsies and Conspiracies (Finishing School #2) by Gail Carriger\n20. If I Stay (If I Stay #1) by Gayle Forman\n22. Where She Went (If I Stay #2) by Gayle Forman\n24. It's Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini\n26. The Hunger Games (The Hunger Games #1) by Suzanne Collins\n27. Princesses Behaving Badly by Linda Rodriguez McRobbie\n29. Bold School by Weston Kieschnick\n30. Waistcoats and Weaponry (Finishing School #3) by Gail Carriger\n31. Wizarding World: Movie Magic Volume 2 by Ramin Zahed\n32. The Magic Misfits by Neil Patrick Harris\n33. Catching Fire (The Hunger Games #2) by Suzanne Collins\n34. Manners and Mutiny (Finishing School #4) by Gail Carriger\n35. Sam the Chandelier Man (The Murder Lawyer Series #2) by Piper Punches\n37. The Complete Sherlock Holmes, Volume 1 by Arthur Conan Doyle\n38. Snared: Escape to the Above by Adam Jay Epstein\n39. Frog Music by Emma Donaghue\n40. Challenger Deep by Neal Shusterman\n41. Mockingjay (The Hunger Games #3) by Suzanne Collins\n42. Yes, Please! by Amy Poehler\n43. The Familiars by Adam Jay Epstein and Andrew Jacobson\n44. The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See\nPAST BOOK LISTS\nFull List of Books on Goodreads\nFull A-Z Review Index\nPosted by Tif Sweeney at 10:00 AM 6 comments:\nWEEKLY WANDERINGS: Stories In All Forms\nAs I stated in my last post, these past few months have been difficult for me, and because of that, reading has taken a drastic hit around here. I'm still reading, but just not often and mostly via audiobooks. However, words in all forms remain a key piece of my life ... and in this stage of my life, the words take the form of music. I have been listening to a wide array of music, but I have particularly been focusing on music to empower and inspire me. Like this one . . .\nI have listened to different forms of this song during other difficult times. Not all the lyrics are what I can relate to each time, but the phrase \"I'm A Survivor\" is definitely one that sticks with me and can usually bring me out of my funk .... not always, but usually.\nAs I listen to all these empowering songs, I run. I have taken to running one to three miles everyday. I don't always run the entire way, but I am getting stronger and more capable with each mile that my feet hit the street. And, as I run and listen to my playlists, I listen to the messages within the songs. Each of these songs are truly short stories in and of themselves. So, despite the fact that my reading has decreased, my love for a good story has not, especially for ones that bring me strength and hope.\nI love stories in all forms, and right now, they happen to be told through music and I listen to them over and over and over again.\nYOUR TURN: What are the songs that you have found to be the most inspiring and empowering during the difficult times?\nPosted by Tif Sweeney at 10:43 PM 4 comments:\nLabels: Weekly Wanderings\nMY RETURN: Life is Like a Game of Baseball\nI have had this piece in my head for months, bouncing around, brewing, and evolving. It finally came time to write it. It's personal and raw, in an analogous sort of way. It stirred up a lot of emotions, and as I sat here deciding whether to publish it and send it out into the world, a weight was upon my chest while I debated if it was the right thing to do. Well, I made my choice, and now that weight has lifted.\nAfter all, in real life I wear my heart on my sleeve. Today, I give you all a piece of my heart online.\nSometimes life is like a game of baseball.\nI was just hanging out in the dugout, cheering on my team. I was the one that cheered the loudest. I was the one encouraging as times got tough and the game was close. I was even the one cleaning up as spit, seeds, and trash hit the floor. Then, a shift occurred.\nIt occurred to me that I was taking the roles of the coach, the janitor, and the fans, but what I really was was just one of the team. I didn't have to do it all, and I deserved to be treated as an equal. I needed encouragement when I was playing out on the field. I needed support as I went up to bat. And, I was up next on the roster.\nAs I slowly walked up to home plate, I gripped the bat tightly with sweaty palms. I was scared and nervous as I stood there staring down the pitcher. I stood there realizing that all I heard was silence. I did not have the rest of my team cheering me on, and I never really had.\nMy eyes met the pitcher's. We stood there, I trying to read what was to come, him trying to decide which strategy to move forward with. I knew with all my heart that a curve ball was coming. I adjusted my stance. I turned slightly to ensure that when the bat met the ball, I would not hit it foul. I took a deep breath, slowly inhaling through my nose. When I didn't think I could inhale any longer, I paused and breathed in slightly deeper. He began to curl in upon himself, readying to throw, and I slowly released my breath, closing my eyes for my own silent moment of encouragement. When I opened them, the ball was flying my way. I could see it begin to curve, even more than I had predicted. I could imagine the bat connecting with the ball. I felt the air as the ball flew past me. It didn't matter if it was called strike or ball. I had chosen not to swing.\nI looked at the pitcher. Our eyes connected. I knew my time on this field and on this team was done. Because we were not on the same team. He had been playing against me all along.\nI took one last deep breath, slowly taking in the smells of the field. It would be the last time I would smell these smells. It would be the last time I would see this field. I had made my decision.\nI came to the conclusion that I simply don't like the game of baseball. I called myself out. It was time to move on.\nIt has not been easy. Honestly, it has been damn hard. I left behind my team. I hit the road on my own, alone with my two most prized treasures and my inspiration. Along the way, I have discovered that I have more fans in the background than I realized. I have had unexpected surprises. I have had to rethink my priorities, my desires, and my future. I realized that I may have been playing the wrong game, but there are other games out there that will be a better fit for me. I breathe deep every morning I wake and every night before falling asleep. I savor the new sights and sounds around me. I am on a new adventure, and I will continue to stand tall, even if I stand alone.\nBOOK CHAT: June 2018 in Review\nOn Wednesday, I reviewed the month of May. Today, it's June. If I keep this up, I can be all caught up in just a few short days!\nJUNE went by way too quickly. I did get in a little trip to Tulsa for an Usborne Books & More Convention. Then, I had to attend some trainings for work that proved to be quite fun and I learned a lot. I also made a long list of all the projects I wanted to get done during the summer. (Spoiler alert: I did not get all of those projects finished!) I also really dove into planning the annual Out of the Darkness Walk in my area, which proved to be quite time-consuming even despite having an amazing team to help me out this year.\nThe TOP PIC for the month was this pic from my travels to Tulsa. My plane was a bit delayed, which only meant a bit more reading time for me.\nI had high hopes for reading in June, but I was only able to complete a handful. Here's the full list of BOOKS READ for the month:\nCurtsies & Conspiracies (Finishing School #2) by Gail Carriger\nMy FAVE BOOK for the month was Curtsies & Conspiracies by Gail Carriger. This series is such fun!\nJULY arrived before I knew it, and it flew by. Stay turned for more information on that coming soon!\nYOUR TURN: Have you ever read The Finishing School series? If so, tell me what you think!\nPosted by Tif Sweeney at 8:00 AM 1 comment:\nLabels: Book Chat, Monthly Wrap-Up\nBOOK CHAT: May 2018 in Review\nWow, am I behind schedule a bit these days! I have to go all the way back to May to get caught up, but I would rather do this than not. I hate to let this little corner of mine in the webosphere disappear because it has held a special place in my heart for far too long. With that in mind, bare with me as I catch up!\nThe month of MAY flew by so quickly. My kids and I finished up the last month of school, and with that comes a large amount of activities to wrap up the year. Overall, we all finished strong, but were so very thankful to see summer greet us with open arms.\nThe TOP PIC for the month was this beauty that I captured while out taking a walk, listening to an audiobook.\nI got in a few BOOKS READ during the month, amongst all the chaos of the end of the year.\nWhen Luck Dies (The Murder Lawyer Series #1) by Piper Punches\nThe Witches: Salem, 1692 by Stacy Schiff\nGhost Knight by Cornelia Funke\nMy FAVORITE READ for the month was probably Ghost Knight by Cornelia Funke. It was a light and fun read, which is just what I needed for this time of year. I immediately recommended it to my son who recently started listening to audiobooks, and it was his first audiobook completed on his own.\nJUNE would prove to be the low-key month of the summer, with a little traveling and a number of projects on my plate. I will share more when I look at that month in review soon.\nYOUR TURN: Flashing back to May, what was your favorite memory of the month?\nPosted by Tif Sweeney at 8:00 AM 4 comments:\nWEEKLY WANDERINGS: Back in Session!\nAs I logged into my account today, I realized just how long it has been so I have posted here. I cannot believe it. Since the last time, I have done a bit of traveling, have had some work done around my house, took a long hike, hung out with the family, and prepared to go back to work. I have also been extremely busy working on organizing another Out of the Darkness Walk for suicide prevention. If I'm being honest, it's been a bit more than busy; it's been chaotic!\nToday, I hope that changes and at least a bit of routine helps me get back on track. School started today, which means I'm officially back to work myself (though technically I started on Monday). Now that school is back in session, let's hope that my writing falls into place as well.\nAs for the reading front, it's been slow lately. I'm still plugging along, reading a variety of things these days: a little Sherlock, Night Film on audio, listening to Mockingjay with my kids, trying to convince the kids to finally return to the sixth Harry Potter. I try to get in a little each day before moving into the long list of things to do, typically wishing that I had some time to just sit down and read for an extended period of time. Keeping my fingers crossed that the upcoming long weekend will allow me to do just that.\nYOUR TURN: What have I been missing this last month? Have you been reading anything good these days?\nWelcome to Tif Talks Books!\nI am Tif: an avid reader, lover of all things literary, and the mind behind the writing of Tif Talks Books. This blog features a multitude of conversations, spanning from book reviews and discussions to even topics on the craft of writing. 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        "raw_content": "I am often approached by people who are looking to invest in a personal training course. Now I have written posts and articles on this many times before but this one is new for 2018. We are\u2026 well I hope the verge of some great developments and this will effect some of the decisions that you might make when considering becoming a personal trainer.\nFirst of all I have been involved in fitness education for over ten years and in that time I have helped over 1,500 people become a personal trainer, I have worked for a wide range of personal training course providers, designed courses and worked in quality. Now why am I telling you all of this? Well I think it is important that you know who\u2019s advice you are taking and what their background is.\nThis background allows me to have a detailed insight into the training of personal trainers. In my experience there are a number of things to consider when looking at training, and finding the right personal training course for you. The first thing I would like to cover is that there are so many training companies out there (some of which are awful) but most are decent, it takes a little searching for which offers the package that is best for you. This is not always the largest company, or the one with the most flashy website, but the one that offers the package that fits with your specific needs.\nAll reputable training providers should be able to give you an awarding body certificate, the two biggest in fitness and personal training qualifications are Active IQ and YMCA Awards (but many others such as Innovate, NCFE, City and Guilds, to name a few offer these qualifications). Any course you do, no matter how good (subject for another post) that does not offer you an accredited awarding body certificate may mean that you struggle to have that recognised for things like insurance and employment. If unsure you can always check out the awarding body websites as they list their approved training providers.\nIf you do a course that is recognised you can then look to see if it allow entry onto either or both of our sector bodies. These are REPs (Register of Exercise Professional) and/or CIMSPA (Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity). These bodies both offer systems that act to ensure that the course meets the minimum industry standards set out by Skills Active. They then offer memberships to recognise you as an industry professional. Recognition from these two bodies is often easy to spot, just look out for their logo on the training providers website.\nA personal training course is not a small investment (and if it seems too cheap compared to others you have researched\u2026 There is normally a catch), and as with any investment you should do a little digging. Have a search on Google for any reviews relating to the training provider, have a look at their website, and look at companies house to make sure they are all set up as a legitimate business. There are many training providers that set up every month, so although some of these new companies might have some amazing offers you need to think the course can take up to a year and you don\u2019t want to pay and do all the work just to find out the provider has gone out of business before you get certified.\nI have found a good way to get a judge of a company is to have a look at its social media, do they showcase loads of happy smiling graduates? Do they respond to messages quickly and professionally? And if you spot a complaint is this dealt with in a manner that you would expect from a professional training provider.\nThe things that really make a difference.\nIn essence all training providers are supposed to cover the same content as this is set out on a national basis across all Awarding Bodies and therefore training providers. BUT this does not mean all training providers are equal\u2026 Far from it! What it comes down to is two main factors 1) How will you be taught? 2) Who will be teaching you?\nSo lets look at number one first, training providers can choose how they deliver their personal training courses. Some take the route of minimal in personal delivery, so effectively you mostly self study the content either on-line or from manuals that are provided. This is often sold as a quick way that you will be out personal training before you know it. Now some of the issues:-\nIf you are not disciplined self-study is a hard option, things get in the way and without a tutor to focus you in many cases you may not complete the course.\nIf you are struggling to understand a concept how will you get it if studying essentially alone? What support do you have? In some cases there are remote tutors to help others it is down to you. You just need to think about what support you may need.\nThere is limited time to interact, reflect and apply the content, so there is an argument that this leads to more surface understanding at best. Where as if you are in a classroom interacting with a tutor and other learners you are more likely to retain the information given.\nOn the flip side these courses can be great for those who already have the background knowledge and application, so for example sports science graduates. In my experience there is a marked difference between those that have done a longer course than those who have done a short one. Not in all cases but it is worth thinking about, longer courses are a bit more expensive but students generally come off these courses with a much better grasp than when they have only spent a day or two learning the content.\nA key aspect of your enjoyment of the course is the person who will be teaching you, they can make or break a course. If possible you should try and meet the tutor before enrolment, this can normally be arranged by contacting the training provider or by attending open events at the training venue. This will also give you a chance to ask any questions you may have fact to face with a representative of the training company. I would also look for a tutor that has had experience of the industry and can give you all those little tips on how to get started. Additionally somebody with more industry experience will be able to bring some of the theory to life a little more by talking about how it is applied in a real life setting.\nAs a personal trainer the minimum qualification level that you will need is a level 3 personal trainer qualification, this allows you to work in a gym as a personal trainer or to work on a freelance basis for yourself. Many of the training providers also offer a wide range of additional qualifications as part of training bundles to allow you to work with a wide range of clients. The qualifications you chose should be considered carefully as you want to make sure that you get the right qualifications for the specific job role you are seeking to get after you have completed your course.\nIf you have any questions do give me a shout or comment in the comments section below.\nTags: Become a personal trainer, Personal training careers",
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        "raw_content": "Catalog / Andrew Aydin\nAndrew Aydin is the co-author (with Congressman John Lewis) of the #1 New York Times bestselling graphic novel series March, drawn by Nate Powell.\nAn Atlanta native, Andrew grew up reading and collecting comic books. After college, upon taking a job with Congressman Lewis, Andrew learned that the civil rights legend had been inspired as a young man by a classic 1950s comic book, Martin Luther King & The Montgomery Story. They discussed the impact that comic books can have on young readers and decided to write a graphic novel together about the civil rights era. The March series was born in 2013.\nToday, Andrew serves as Digital Director & Policy Advisor to Congressman Lewis in Washington, D.C. A graduate of Trinity College in Hartford and Georgetown University in Washington, Andrew wrote his master\u2019s thesis on the history and impact of Martin Luther King & The Montgomery Story. His best-selling graphic novels March: Book One and March: Book Two are taught in high schools and colleges across the country. Andrew frequently lectures about the history of comics in the civil rights movement and has appeared as a guest on The Rachel Maddow Show, National Public Radio, CBS This Morning, CNN, the BBC and many other programs. He is a popular presenter at Comic-Con and at U.S. corporations and recently appeared as a guest speaker at Google and at the Apple headquarters in California.\nPresident Bill Clinton has said of Congressman Lewis that, through March, \u201che brings a whole new generation with him across the Edmund Pettus Bridge, from a past of clenched fists into a future of outstretched hands.\" And Apple CEO Tim Cook has said that March is \u201ca very unique way to present what is probably the most important story of my entire lifetime. My hope is that everyone reads this, and I would love to see the day that it is required reading in every school.\"\nANDREW AYDIN & NATE POWELL @ Booklist (Printz Award)\nANDREW AYDIN @ Washington Post (National Book Award)\nANDREW AYDIN @ USA Today Capital Download (video)\nANDREW AYDIN @ Jackson Clarion-Ledger\nCHRIS STAROS & ANDREW AYDIN @ The Comic Archive (video)\nANDREW AYDIN & NATE POWELL @ The Appendix\nANDREW AYDIN & NATE POWELL @ Teaching Books\nANDREW AYDIN @ Urban Faith\nANDREW AYDIN @ Bloomberg\nMARTIN LUTHER KING & THE MONTGOMERY STORY @ Creative Loafing (Andrew Aydin essay)\nANDREW AYDIN & NATE POWELL @ MTV Geek\nANDREW AYDIN & NATE POWELL @ Johns Hopkins University\nANDREW AYDIN & LEIGH WALTON @ The Guardian\nANDREW AYDIN @ Hurriyet (Turkish)\nCHRIS STAROS & ANDREW AYDIN @ Newsarama",
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        "raw_content": "The Ontario Government Continues To Enable The Corrupt OSPCA : Letter To The Premier\ncor\u00b7rupt\nk\u0259\u02c8r\u0259pt/\nhaving or showing a willingness to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain.\nThree years have passed since I (and countless others) wrote the Premier. How sad and infuriating that since that time absolutely nothing has changed at the OSPCA. Below is my latest letter. I urge you to take the time to continue writing until things change. I'll update with any response I receive :\nkwynne.mpp@liberal.ola.org (Premier of Ontario)\ncc: ynaqvi.mpp@liberal.ola.org (Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services)\nThree years ago I wrote the former Premier and Minister, former MPP Frank Klees, who worked tirelessly to bring oversight and accountability to the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA), as well as OSPCA CEO Kate MacDonald. Today I am not including Ms. MacDonald as she refused to respond to my previous communication, a firm indication of just how seriously she takes concerns of animal advocates in Ontario. In my message I outlined a long history of the OSPCA killing animals (note I do not use the term, \"euthanizing\" as it implies at least a modicum of humanity, the OSPCA has time and again proven itself to be inhumane), outright lying to Ontarians, and refusing to be transparent to both the public and the government. I'm sure you remember back in 2012 when an internal OSPCA memo leaked detailing the need to hide salaries from your government so it could receive additional funding?\nI wrote with respect of how disenfranchised I was as a voter that the issue of animal welfare in this province has long been determined along party lines. Today while I again write with respect, it is impossible to write without being ashamed.\nI am ashamed the Ontario government continues to let the OSPCA run amok. I am ashamed it sits idly by and enables an organization to trample over citizens' rights afforded to them under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. I am ashamed it still refuses to separate the OSPCA's duties of serving as both an animal welfare charity and an Ontario enforcement agency, two duties directly in conflict of each another. I am ashamed it continues to give millions of dollars to an incredibly corrupt organization.\nI hope you are as ashamed as me.\nPermit me to offer one current example of how the OSPCA operates. In July the OSPCA seized 71 animals from an animal rescue. The organization killed one of the rescue's personal dogs without so much as a phone call. The rescue appealed the seizure to the Animal Care Review Board, which oversees complaints made about the OSPCA. In early September the OSPCA presented its case and the proceedings were put on hold until the beginning of October, when the rescue will have the opportunity to present its case. Last week the OSPCA sent a registered letter to the rescue demanding over $100 000 in fees, as well as notice that if the money was not paid within five days the remaining 70 dogs could be, \"disposed of\". It was nothing short of a ransom note. That deadline has come, the rescue has not even presented its case yet, and as this government continues to allow the OSPCA to operate in secrecy, it is unknown if these dogs are even still alive.\nSurely you now see how serious this situation is?\nInstances such as this are countless, and unfortunately continue to occur on this government's watch.\nMr. Naqvi in response to the above mentioned case your spokesperson stated the OSPCA is, \"an independent organization authorized to enforce animal welfare laws\". This is unacceptable. Your government, one I helped elect, gives millions to this, \"independent organization\". Your Ministry is directly in charge of overseeing the OSPCA. Ontarians are tired of the government passing the buck when it comes to the OSPCA. We are done with words and empty promises.\nIt is now time for action. In my last email I expressed hope my concerns were taken seriously. As three years later the OSPCA remains unchecked by the provincial government, it is obvious they were not. Today I want to know what the two of you intend to do with regard to the OSPCA. What exactly will you do to stop innocent animals from dying, to stop the bullying and extortion of innocent Ontarians, to stop the lies and deceit at the OSPCA?\nOntarians do not have time to wait, they have waited long enough. Most importantly countless innocent lives, who can not speak for themselves, do not have time. They are dying. Since the OSPCA has proven it has no intention of changing its ways, it is up to the government of Ontario to finally step up and act in the best interests of Ontario's animals.\nI look forward to responses from both of you.\nRespectfully (again),",
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In other words, life around Drago is very laid back!\nOn Saturday,January 21st, those of you who will not be participating in the cloudforest adventure will fly back to Panama City, and on the 22nd you will be returning to the United States or your point of origin, wherever it may be. Those participating in the cloudforest adventure will remain at ITEC until the following morning, January 22nd, then travel onward to the highland town of Boquete, at the foot of Volcan Baru, the highest point in Panama. Those who are participating only in the cloudforest adventure will have flown to Panama City on Saturday, January 21st, and will fly onward to David, near Boquete, on Sunday the 22nd. We will all meet in Boquete on Sunday, January 22nd. The cloudforest adventure will end on Saturday January 28th with a flight from David back to Panama City, followed by a flight from Panama City to home on Sunday, January 29th.\nSo what is this optional cloudforest adventure? The cloudforest is a type of tropical forest that occurs at higher elevations and hosts a different array of biological diversity than is to be seen in the typical lowland rainforest. The cloudforest, as its name implies, is a region dominated by fog and clouds. It is a region of mostly vertical terrain, most of the forest covering steep mountainsides. Temperatures are cooler than in the lowland forest, the insects are not nearly as voracious, but the wet and the mud are still there. The trees in the clouforest are not quite as tall as those in the lowland forest, but are covered in dense epiphytic growth giving them more of the typical look of the jungle that we tend to associate with the tropics. Because most of the trees are on mountainsides, almost every tree will offer a spectacular view, once climbed above the surrounding understory.\nThe cloudforest adventure will be centered in the mountain town of Boquete and our group will be housed in a hotel arrangement in the town itself. 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        "raw_content": "One servant, two paths (part 2)\nJesus is telling a parable to His disciples, explaining to them that they should be prepared for His return. Within the story, Jesus explicitly states there are great rewards for the disciples who are found doing the work He gave them. However, you may need to brace yourself for how Jesus\u2019 parable describes His followers who, upon His return, have neglected their responsibilities.\nThe Lord said: \u201cWho then is the faithful and sensible manager his master will put in charge of his household servants to give them their allotted food at the proper time? That slave whose master finds him working when he comes will be rewarded.\nLike we saw last time, it would make little sense for Jesus to refer to someone who has not placed their faith in Him as both faithful and sensible, or to put that person in a position of responsibility over those in the master\u2019s household. After his promotion, this faithful and sensible manager now has a choice as to how he will handle his new responsibilities; and if he continues to be faithful, then Jesus will reward him.\nBut if that slave says in his heart, \u2018My master is delaying his coming,\u2019 and starts to beat the male and female slaves, and to eat and drink and get drunk, that slave\u2019s master will come on a day he does not expect him and at an hour he does not know.\nNotice that the slave still believes the master will return\u2026however, the master is taking longer than the slave expected, so he figures \u201cI\u2019ve got some time before he returns\u201d and begins to act selfishly, mistreating those under his care, becoming lax in his responsibilities and watchfulness. If he becomes distracted by his own selfish impulses, then the master\u2019s return is sure to catch him by surprise\u2026and it won\u2019t be a pleasant meeting.\n\u2026that slave\u2019s master will come on a day he does not expect him and at an hour he does not know. He will cut him to pieces and assign him a place with the unfaithful. And that slave who knew his master\u2019s will and didn\u2019t prepare himself or do it will be severely beaten. But the one who did not know and did things deserving of blows will be beaten lightly. Much will be required of everyone who has been given much. And even more will be expected of the one who has been entrusted with more.\nJesus uses strong words in this story in order to make a strong point. The phrases will cut him to pieces and be severely beaten shouldn\u2019t be taken literally\u2026any more than our own phrases regarding severe discipline: \u201cI\u2019m going to tan your hide.\u201d or \u201cShe cut me down to size.\u201d But Jesus is serious, nonetheless. When He retells this parable to the disciples on the Mount of Olives, Jesus describes the master\u2019s return like this:\nHe will cut him to pieces and assign him a place with the hypocrites. In that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.\nIt would be easy to try and dismiss this slave as an example of someone who wasn\u2019t \u201ctruly saved\u201d or someone who didn\u2019t \u201creally believe\u201d in Jesus as their Savior; however, what we\u2019ve observed in the text doesn\u2019t allow that interpretation. The servant accepts the master\u2019s authority and believes in his return. He is faithful and is given additional responsibilities in the household. However, while his master is gone, he becomes lazy and selfish, likely assuming that he can clean up any mess he makes before master gets back. Ultimately, though, a lousy servant is still a servant.\nOur own experience bears this out. It is unfortunate, but we all know of stories or have attended churches where those in charge have misused, or even abused, their authority. Did the leaders physically beat their congregation? Likely not, but there are plenty of other types of mistreatment church members have experienced \u2013 manipulation, gossip, embezzlement, affairs, among others. It\u2019s sad, frustrating, and just plain wrong that a believer would treat a fellow believer like this.\nBut how shall we describe this derelict servant? What words would you use? Jesus calls him a \u2018wicked slave\u2019 (Matthew 24:48), and says \u201cthat slave who knew his master\u2019s will and didn\u2019t prepare himself or do it\u201d will face a severe punishment when He returns.\nOn one hand, we can take comfort in this, knowing that Jesus will deal with those who have selfishly misused their authority and mistreated their fellow believers. The wrongs committed within the church family will be rectified and brought to justice, they will not be sweep under rug of eternity.\nOn the other hand\u2026this parable makes us do a gut-check. How are we handling our responsibilities within God\u2019s family? Are we in danger of becoming lazy, selfish, or even wicked?\nI know we don\u2019t live perfect lives. There is a difference between \u2018living for God and messing up\u2019 and \u2018living for ourselves and messing around\u2019. God knows the difference, and He knows where you are. 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        "raw_content": "Professor Norman Davies, FBA, CMG, is a UNESCO professor of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, professor emeritus of London University, and a life member of Clare Hall, Cambridge. He was one of the first Alistair Horne fellows at St Antony\u2019s College, Oxford University in 1970-2, and has returned to the college as a visiting fellow.\nProfessor Davies\u2019s early career launched him as a specialist in the history of Poland. but it has broadened out to include British and European history as a whole. He is the author of the Oxford history of Europe, published as Europe: a history.\nNorman Davies is a regular broadcaster and commentator. He has been a visiting professor at Columbia, McGill, Hokkaido, Stanford, Harvard, Adelaide, ANU, and Cambridge. He is also an honorary citizen of four Polish cities \u2013 Lublin, Krakow, Warsaw and Wroclaw.\nHis publications in English include: White Eagle, Red Star: the Polish-Soviet War, 1919-20 (1972); God\u2019s Playground: a History of Poland (1981); Heart of Europe: the Past in Poland\u2019s Present (1984); Europe: a History (1996); The Isles: a History (1996); Microcosm: Portrait of a Central European City, on Wroclaw/Breslau, with Roger Moorhouse (2000); Rising \u201944: the Battle for Warsaw (2003); Europe East and West: Collected Essays (2006); Europe at War, 1939-45: No Simple Victory (2006), published in the USA as No Simple Victory (2007); and Vanished Kingdoms: The History of Half-Forgotten Europe (2011).",
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        "raw_content": "Professor John Street reflects on the importance of music in the Scottish independence debate.\nLast week, in the last days of the Scottish referendum campaign, I got a call from Radio Scotland. Would I take part in a discussion of the role of music in the campaign? This was two days before the vote. I agreed, but I couldn\u2019t help thinking that there were rather more pressing issues competing for airtime. My suspicion was confirmed \u2013 or so I thought \u2013 when the item was bumped because things were getting, as the producer said, \u2018a little crazy today\u2019. Except that it was then moved to the eve of the vote itself, when things might have been expected to be crazier still.\nAnd while I\u2019m not sure that my contributions warranted the time allocated to them, my fellow panellist, the folk musician Steve Byrne, was worth listening to. More than that, it began to strike me that music was an important player in that extraordinary campaign.\nMusic, as Benedict Anderson and others have pointed out, is key to how we imagine nations. Not just in national anthems, but in sounds. Think of the musical instruments which symbolise or evoke nations and peoples. Think of how rhythms move and unite us (as Richard Williams noted on his blog, about the pleasures of Northern Soul: on a good night you left feeling \u2018everyone was your pal\u2019). Insofar as the debate was about national identity music was important.\nInsofar as it was about economics, maybe music matters much less. In one of the songs which Radio Scotland featured in its list of (carefully balanced) referendum tunes, the singer vainly tried to insert the word \u2018paradox\u2019 into the lyrics. It was a reminder that not all subjects lend themselves easily to rhyming couplets. The economy may be one of those.\nMusicians too played their part, but more peripherally. The \u2018Yes\u2019 campaign attracted the hipper support \u2013 Franz Ferdinand and Mogwai. The \u2018No\u2019 seemed to have to make do with Susan Boyle and the (un)welcome interventions of English stars like Mick Jagger and David Bowie. Just as the Conservatives and the Republicans struggle to win over the smart acts, so it was with the referendum debate. Whether they made any difference is open to question, and hard to answer, but we do know that celebrities can make a difference at the margin. But that is not the same as the music making a difference. And this is where, for me, the interesting issues lie \u2013 in how sounds and rhythms might move people to think and act politically.\nProfessor John Street holds a Chair in Politics at the University of East Anglia\nExpert Political Analysis, Music & Politics, Scottish Independence Referendum",
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        "raw_content": "NEWS: Obama expands drone war in Pakistan\nWritten by Madeleine Lee\nEven as it seemed increasing likely that the attempted Times Square bombing was blowback from U.S. drone attacks in Pakistan, Reuters reported Thursday that the CIA has received \"approval to target a wider range of targets in Pakistan's tribal areas, including low-level fighters whose identities may not be known.\"[1] -- Reuters said that \"the United States believes the drones have killed since the summer of 2008\" some \"500 suspected militants.\" -- But the CIA's figures on the number killed buy drones are about as reliable as the Coast Guard's figures on how much oil is leaking into the Gulf of Mexico. -- On Thursday, Al Jazeera noted that \"The U.S. tally of combatant and non-combatant casualties is sharply lower than some Pakistani press accounts, which have estimated civilian deaths alone at more than 600. -- Analysts have said that accurately estimating the number of civilian deaths was difficult, if not impossible. -- 'It is unclear how you define who is a militant and who is a militant leader,' Daniel Byman, a counterterrorism expert at the Brookings Institution's Saban Center for Middle East Policy, said. . . . Former intelligence officials acknowledged that in many, if not most cases, the CIA had little information about those killed in the strikes.\"[2] -- Don't expect to read about it soon in the mainstream media, but \"National security law experts, inside the government and out, are in the middle of an intense debate over whether the remotely piloted attacks are legal,\" Noah Shachtman reported on his Danger Room blog on the website of Wired.[3] -- One leading law professor told Congress last week that the drone operators could be tried for 'war crimes,' under certain circumstances.\" ...\nCIA DRONES HIT WIDER RANGE OF TARGETS IN PAKISTAN\nhttp://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6450KT20100506\nThe CIA received approval to target a wider range of targets in Pakistan's tribal areas, including low-level fighters whose identities may not be known, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.\nThe expanded strikes began under President George W. Bush and have accelerated under President Barack Obama.\nSupporters credit the covert targeted killing program with dealing a serious blow to al Qaeda and the Taliban, benefiting U.S. forces in neighboring Pakistan.\nCritics say the expanded CIA strikes raise legal as well as security concerns amid signs the suspect behind Saturday's attempted car bombing in New York's Times Square had ties to the Pakistani Taliban movement, known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP.\nDespite initial U.S. skepticism, an official said TTP links to the case looked increasingly \"plausible.\"\nCIA-operated drones have aggressively targeted TTP leaders over the past year in Pakistan's tribal areas, and the group has vowed to avenge strikes that have killed several top leaders and commanders.\nCurrent and former officials said government lawyers backed expansion of the \"target set\" for CIA drone strikes on self-defense grounds based on the threat the fighters pose to U.S. forces in Afghanistan and the United States as a whole.\nIn his few public references to the drones, Obama cited what he called the need to \"take out high-level terrorist targets\" if Pakistan would not.\n\"Targets are chosen with extreme care, factoring in concepts like necessity, proportionality, and an absolute obligation to minimize loss of innocent life and property damage,\" a U.S. counterterrorism official said.\nOf the 500 suspected militants whom the United States believes the drones have killed since the summer of 2008, only 14 are widely considered to be top-tier militant targets, while 25 others are considered mid-to-high-level organizers.\nFormer intelligence officials acknowledged that in many, if not most cases, the CIA had little information about the foot soldiers killed in the strikes.\nThe counterterrorism official denied that strikes against fighters were \"random.\"\n\"Counterterrorism operations are driven by information and observation, gathered over time. 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They do,\" the counterterrorism official said.\nThe U.S. tally of combatant and non-combatant casualties is sharply lower than some Pakistani press accounts, which have estimated civilian deaths alone at more than 600.\nAnalysts have said that accurately estimating the number of civilian deaths was difficult, if not impossible.\n\"It is unclear how you define who is a militant and who is a militant leader,\" Daniel Byman, a counterterrorism expert at the Brookings Institution's Saban Center for Middle East Policy, said.\nJonathan Manes, a legal fellow at the American Civil Liberties Union, said: \"It is impossible to assess the accuracy of government figures, unattributed to a named official, without information about what kind of information they are based on, how the government defines 'militants' and how it distinguishes them from civilians.\"\nU.S. MESSAGE\nFormer intelligence officials acknowledged that in many, if not most cases, the CIA had little information about those killed in the strikes.\nJeffrey Addicott, director of the Center for Terrorism Law at St Mary's University, said the CIA's goal in targeting was to \"demoralize the rank and file.\"\n\"The message is: 'If you go to these camps, you're going to be killed,'\" he added.\nCritics say the expanded U.S. strikes raise legal as well as security concerns amid signs that Faisal Shahzad, the suspect behind the attempted car bombing in New York's Times Square on Saturday, had ties to the Pakistani Taliban movement, known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan.\nCIA-operated drones have frequently targeted the group over the past year in Pakistan, and its members have vowed to avenge strikes that have killed several of their leaders and commanders.\nShah Mehmood Qureshi, Pakistan's foreign minister, told CBS television channel that the US should not be surprised if anti-government fighters try to carry out more attacks.\n\"They're not going to sort of sit and welcome you [to] sort of eliminate them. They're going to fight back,\" Qureshi said.\nNO-NAME TERRORISTS NOW CIA DRONE TARGETS\nhttp://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/02/3-gis-killed-in-pakistan-when-do-we-start-treating-this-like-a-real-war/\nOnce upon a time, the CIA had to know a militant\u2019s name before putting him up for a robotic targeted killing. Now, if the guy acts like a guerrilla, it\u2019s enough to call in a drone strike.\nIt\u2019s another sign of that a once-limited, once-covert program to off senior terrorist leaders has morphed into a full-scale -- if undeclared -- war in Pakistan. And in a war, you don\u2019t need to know the name of someone on the other side before you take a shot.\nAcross the border, in Afghanistan, the rules for launching an airstrike have become tighter than a balled fist. Dropping a bomb from above is now a tactic of last resort; even when U.S. troops are under fire, commanders are reluctant to authorize air strikes. In Pakistan, however, the opposite has happened. Starting in the latter days of the Bush administration, and accelerating under the Obama presidency, drone pilots have become more and more free to launch their weapons.\n\u201cYou\u2019ve had an expanded target set for [some] time now and, given the danger these groups pose and their relative inaccessibility, these kinds of strikes -- precise and effective -- have become almost like the cannon fire of this war. They\u2019re no longer extraordinary or even unusual,\u201d one American official tells CNN.\nThis official -- like many other officials -- insists that the drone strikes have torn up the ranks of militants.\n\u201cThe enemy has lost not just operational leaders and facilitators -- people whose names we know -- but formations of fighters and other terrorists,\u201d the official tells the Los Angeles Times. \u201cWe might not always have their names, but . . . these are people whose actions over time have made it obvious that they are a threat.\u201d\nNational security law experts, inside the government and out, are in the middle of an intense debate over whether the remotely piloted attacks are legal. One leading law professor told Congress last week that the drone operators could be tried for \u201cwar crimes,\u201d under certain circumstances. 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        "raw_content": "Keywords: fixed exchan... (22 Results)\nKeywords: fixed exchange rate x\nCrises and Policy Imbalances\nin The Macroeconomic Theory of Exchange Rate Crises\nThis chapter discusses the basic analytical framework of \u201cfirst-generation\u201d models of currency crises and their extensions to deal with important features of balance-of-payments crises such as ... More\nThis chapter discusses the basic analytical framework of \u201cfirst-generation\u201d models of currency crises and their extensions to deal with important features of balance-of-payments crises such as alternative post-collapse regimes, capital control and borrowing constraints, interest rate defence policies, the interaction between bank solvency and currency stability, uncertainty about government policies, real effects of crises. The key implication of this approach is that a fixed exchange rate regime cannot survive the long-run inconsistency between monetary, fiscal, and exchange rate policies. Unnecessary domestic money growth leads to a persistent loss of reserves and ultimately to a speculative attack against the home currency that forces the government to switch out of the peg once reserves approach a minimum level. It also predicts that the attack will take place at the point where the shadow exchange rate (i.e., the rate that would prevail if the government diverted into a floating rate) equals the fixed peg.Less\nThis chapter discusses the basic analytical framework of \u201cfirst-generation\u201d models of currency crises and their extensions to deal with important features of balance-of-payments crises such as alternative post-collapse regimes, capital control and borrowing constraints, interest rate defence policies, the interaction between bank solvency and currency stability, uncertainty about government policies, real effects of crises. The key implication of this approach is that a fixed exchange rate regime cannot survive the long-run inconsistency between monetary, fiscal, and exchange rate policies. Unnecessary domestic money growth leads to a persistent loss of reserves and ultimately to a speculative attack against the home currency that forces the government to switch out of the peg once reserves approach a minimum level. It also predicts that the attack will take place at the point where the shadow exchange rate (i.e., the rate that would prevail if the government diverted into a floating rate) equals the fixed peg.\nKeywords: fixed exchange rate regime, shadow exchange rate, money growth, budget deficits, speculative attacks, timing of attacks, balance-of-payments crises, twin crises\nOpen Economy Complications\nJoseph E. Stiglitz, Jos\u00e9 Antonio Ocampo, Shari Spiegel, Ricardo Ffrench-Davis, and Deepak Nayyar\nin Stability with Growth: Macroeconomics, Liberalization and Development\nThis chapter extends the analysis of the previous chapter to an open economy by introducing exchange rate policy; analyzing the complex relationships between exchange rate, fiscal, and monetary ... More\nThis chapter extends the analysis of the previous chapter to an open economy by introducing exchange rate policy; analyzing the complex relationships between exchange rate, fiscal, and monetary policies; and examining the ways in which capital flows complicate traditional analyses. Despite the greater complexities associated with open economy macroeconomics, the policy conclusions for a closed economy remain remarkably unaffected. While Keynesians and heterodox economists believe that government should actively intervene, conservatives remain skeptical about the desirability of such interventions. The objective of this chapter is to shed some light on how economists can come to such diverse views on economic policy. The first section examines the macroeconomic effects of exchange rates on employment, trade, inflation, aggregate demand, growth, and balance sheets. The second section examines the complex interactions between fiscal, monetary, and exchange rate policies in open economies with either fixed or flexible exchange rate regimes. This section also examines the effects of interest rates and exchange rates on capital flows in both crisis and non-crisis situations.Less\nJoseph E. StiglitzJos\u00e9 Antonio OcampoShari SpiegelRicardo Ffrench-DavisDeepak Nayyar\nThis chapter extends the analysis of the previous chapter to an open economy by introducing exchange rate policy; analyzing the complex relationships between exchange rate, fiscal, and monetary policies; and examining the ways in which capital flows complicate traditional analyses. Despite the greater complexities associated with open economy macroeconomics, the policy conclusions for a closed economy remain remarkably unaffected. While Keynesians and heterodox economists believe that government should actively intervene, conservatives remain skeptical about the desirability of such interventions. The objective of this chapter is to shed some light on how economists can come to such diverse views on economic policy. The first section examines the macroeconomic effects of exchange rates on employment, trade, inflation, aggregate demand, growth, and balance sheets. The second section examines the complex interactions between fiscal, monetary, and exchange rate policies in open economies with either fixed or flexible exchange rate regimes. This section also examines the effects of interest rates and exchange rates on capital flows in both crisis and non-crisis situations.\nKeywords: exchange rate policy, capital flows, open economy, inflation, balance sheets, fixed exchange rates, flexible exchange rates, interest rates, investor confidence\nThe Dynamics of Exchange Rate Regimes\nMichael W. Klein and Jay C. Shambaugh\nin Exchange Rate Regimes in the Modern Era\nThis chapter analyzes the concept of \u201cfixer\u201d and \u201cfloater\u201d in classifying countries during the gold standard period. These terms, though archaic, have not ceased to be relevant, and are seen still to ... More\nThis chapter analyzes the concept of \u201cfixer\u201d and \u201cfloater\u201d in classifying countries during the gold standard period. These terms, though archaic, have not ceased to be relevant, and are seen still to draw similar patterns in a small number of countries. The chapter mentions the research of Obstfeld and Rogoff, \u201cThe Mirage of Fixed Exchange Rates\u201d, and cites the existence of a significant number of stable, meaningful exchange rate regimes that go against recent research. The chapter delves deeper into the history of fixed, floating and flipping exchange rate regimes in relation to the number of exchange rate spells and questions how these spells have survived, as well as how the reformation of pegs affect stability.Less\nMichael W. KleinJay C. Shambaugh\nThis chapter analyzes the concept of \u201cfixer\u201d and \u201cfloater\u201d in classifying countries during the gold standard period. These terms, though archaic, have not ceased to be relevant, and are seen still to draw similar patterns in a small number of countries. The chapter mentions the research of Obstfeld and Rogoff, \u201cThe Mirage of Fixed Exchange Rates\u201d, and cites the existence of a significant number of stable, meaningful exchange rate regimes that go against recent research. The chapter delves deeper into the history of fixed, floating and flipping exchange rate regimes in relation to the number of exchange rate spells and questions how these spells have survived, as well as how the reformation of pegs affect stability.\nKeywords: fixer, floater, Obstfeld, Rogof, Mirage of Fixed Exchange Rates, flipping exchange rate regime, exchange rate spells\nDollarization of Liabilities, Net Worth Effects, and Optimal Monetary Policy\nLuis Felipe C\u00e9spedes, Roberto Chang, and Andr\u00e9s Velasco (eds)\nin Preventing Currency Crises in Emerging Markets\nThis chapter explores the optimal exchange rate and monetary policies in emerging countries. It specifically evaluates whether domestic monetary authorities should actively defend their currencies ... More\nThis chapter explores the optimal exchange rate and monetary policies in emerging countries. It specifically evaluates whether domestic monetary authorities should actively defend their currencies against speculative attacks. Highly variable nominal interest rates, or nominal rates that rise when adverse shocks hit, are not an indication of fear of floating. The shock and the associated monetary policy resulted to an increase in wage inflation. Social loss is larger under fixed rates than under the discretionary solution presented. Even if fixed exchange rates enjoy a credibility advantage, they do not yield higher welfare than does optimal floating under discretion. Under the three alternative discretionary flexible exchange rate regimes, it is noted that the welfare losses are lower than under fixed rate regimes. Moreover, balance sheet effects are very severe when the move to floating exchange rates is a result of a currency collapse.Less\nThis chapter explores the optimal exchange rate and monetary policies in emerging countries. It specifically evaluates whether domestic monetary authorities should actively defend their currencies against speculative attacks. Highly variable nominal interest rates, or nominal rates that rise when adverse shocks hit, are not an indication of fear of floating. The shock and the associated monetary policy resulted to an increase in wage inflation. Social loss is larger under fixed rates than under the discretionary solution presented. Even if fixed exchange rates enjoy a credibility advantage, they do not yield higher welfare than does optimal floating under discretion. Under the three alternative discretionary flexible exchange rate regimes, it is noted that the welfare losses are lower than under fixed rate regimes. Moreover, balance sheet effects are very severe when the move to floating exchange rates is a result of a currency collapse.\nKeywords: optimal exchange rate, monetary policy, wage inflation, social loss, fixed exchange rates, optimal floating, currency, balance sheet\nExchange Rate Regimes and International Trade\nThis chapter examines the effect of exchange rate regimes on international trade through an overview of the research conducted on the effects of exchange rate volatility on trade. Research done by ... More\nThis chapter examines the effect of exchange rate regimes on international trade through an overview of the research conducted on the effects of exchange rate volatility on trade. Research done by Rose as well as Klein and Shambaugh are taken into account as well to present evidence of the economically meaningful influence of fixed exchange rates and exchange rate regimes on trade. Further literature is discussed and investigated to give a broader scope of the subject. The chapter also demonstrates the value of gravity models as a successful empirical framework in international economics. In conclusion, the chapter tries to show the demerits of pegging and how it promotes an expansion of bilateral trade with the base country.Less\nThis chapter examines the effect of exchange rate regimes on international trade through an overview of the research conducted on the effects of exchange rate volatility on trade. Research done by Rose as well as Klein and Shambaugh are taken into account as well to present evidence of the economically meaningful influence of fixed exchange rates and exchange rate regimes on trade. Further literature is discussed and investigated to give a broader scope of the subject. The chapter also demonstrates the value of gravity models as a successful empirical framework in international economics. In conclusion, the chapter tries to show the demerits of pegging and how it promotes an expansion of bilateral trade with the base country.\nKeywords: international trade, exchange rate volatility, fixed exchange rates, exchange rate regimes, gravity models, international economics, pegging, bilateral trade\nThe Asian Funds\nin Sovereign Wealth Funds: The New Intersection of Money and Politics\nThe major Asian sovereign wealth funds are the only funds in the world not based on commodity revenues. China and Singapore created their sovereign wealth funds from accumulated budgetary and trade ... More\nThe major Asian sovereign wealth funds are the only funds in the world not based on commodity revenues. China and Singapore created their sovereign wealth funds from accumulated budgetary and trade surpluses. China and Singapore also manage their funds differently taking a more statist view of economic matters targeting specialized industries. Conversely, Chinese and Singaporean investment in both local and foreign firms are focused on controlling stakes in targeted industries. They have taken significant stakes in domestic companies urging them to expand internationally and protecting them from foreign take overs. China has targeted financial services, natural resource, and high technology industries which it views as vital to sustaining and increasing Chinese growth. This investment pattern, more than any other sovereign wealth fund, has caused concern by governments around the world not swayed by the declared benign intentions of the Chinese government. Singapore has taken a statist view to its sovereign wealth fund but designed to build up national flagship giving them preferred access to capital and even venture capital funding for high technology firms. While the intention of Chinese investment worries foreign critics, the inconsistency of declared Singaporean returns is most concerning. The divergence between the stated returns of Temasek, the primary Singaporean indexes, of which they are the primary owner, and other financial metrics such as Singaporean indexes or other sovereign wealth funds is worrying.Less\nThe major Asian sovereign wealth funds are the only funds in the world not based on commodity revenues. China and Singapore created their sovereign wealth funds from accumulated budgetary and trade surpluses. China and Singapore also manage their funds differently taking a more statist view of economic matters targeting specialized industries. Conversely, Chinese and Singaporean investment in both local and foreign firms are focused on controlling stakes in targeted industries. They have taken significant stakes in domestic companies urging them to expand internationally and protecting them from foreign take overs. China has targeted financial services, natural resource, and high technology industries which it views as vital to sustaining and increasing Chinese growth. This investment pattern, more than any other sovereign wealth fund, has caused concern by governments around the world not swayed by the declared benign intentions of the Chinese government. Singapore has taken a statist view to its sovereign wealth fund but designed to build up national flagship giving them preferred access to capital and even venture capital funding for high technology firms. While the intention of Chinese investment worries foreign critics, the inconsistency of declared Singaporean returns is most concerning. The divergence between the stated returns of Temasek, the primary Singaporean indexes, of which they are the primary owner, and other financial metrics such as Singaporean indexes or other sovereign wealth funds is worrying.\nKeywords: sovereign wealth fund, china, singapore, china investment corporation, temasek, government of singapore investment corporation, peoples bank of china, trade surplus, fixed exchange rate\nExchange Rate Regimes in Theory and Practice\nThis chapter creates the foundation that will affect and be built upon by much of the book, creating a context for questioning and exploration. It introduces the standard view of exchange rate ... More\nThis chapter creates the foundation that will affect and be built upon by much of the book, creating a context for questioning and exploration. It introduces the standard view of exchange rate regimes as a means of determining what economic consequences these regime may have yielded. This exposition will be the basis through which the standard results from international macroeconomics will be discussed. The chapter talks of the policy trilemma, its limitations and constraints placed upon the government. How the loss of monetary policy affects the overall performance and stabilization of the economy is also explored in the chapter, and how it serves as advantageous for a fixed exchange rate. Furthermore, the chapter provides a brief history of the international monetary system from the time of the gold standard.Less\nThis chapter creates the foundation that will affect and be built upon by much of the book, creating a context for questioning and exploration. It introduces the standard view of exchange rate regimes as a means of determining what economic consequences these regime may have yielded. This exposition will be the basis through which the standard results from international macroeconomics will be discussed. The chapter talks of the policy trilemma, its limitations and constraints placed upon the government. How the loss of monetary policy affects the overall performance and stabilization of the economy is also explored in the chapter, and how it serves as advantageous for a fixed exchange rate. Furthermore, the chapter provides a brief history of the international monetary system from the time of the gold standard.\nKeywords: exchange rate regimes, economic consequences, international macroeconomics, policy trilemma, monetary policy, fixed exchange rate, international monetary system, gold standard\nCauses and Lessons of the Mexican Peso Crisis\nGriffith-Jones Stephany\nin Short-Term Capital Flows and Economic Crises\nEconomics and Finance, Development, Growth, and Environmental, Macro- and Monetary Economics\nThe Managing Director of the IMF deemed the crisis faced by the Mexican peso in December 1994 as the \u2018first major crisis of the 21st century\u2019. Analyzing the Mexican peso crisis reveals that it was ... More\nThe Managing Director of the IMF deemed the crisis faced by the Mexican peso in December 1994 as the \u2018first major crisis of the 21st century\u2019. Analyzing the Mexican peso crisis reveals that it was brought about by several different factors that include the large scale of deficits in the current account, how these deficits were funded by short-term capital inflows, how the Mexican authorities asserted a relatively fixed nominal exchange rate that was seemingly overvalued to reduce inflation, and the outwardly relaxed monetary policy imposed during 1994. The causes also include how the government allowed the transformation of a huge part of this debt into dollar-dominated paper, how devaluation was mismanaged, and, lastly, how criminal and political events have emerged during this period. This chapter takes on a chronological approach in analyzing this crisis and concentrates on issues of devaluation and imperfections within the capital market.Less\nThe Managing Director of the IMF deemed the crisis faced by the Mexican peso in December 1994 as the \u2018first major crisis of the 21st century\u2019. Analyzing the Mexican peso crisis reveals that it was brought about by several different factors that include the large scale of deficits in the current account, how these deficits were funded by short-term capital inflows, how the Mexican authorities asserted a relatively fixed nominal exchange rate that was seemingly overvalued to reduce inflation, and the outwardly relaxed monetary policy imposed during 1994. The causes also include how the government allowed the transformation of a huge part of this debt into dollar-dominated paper, how devaluation was mismanaged, and, lastly, how criminal and political events have emerged during this period. This chapter takes on a chronological approach in analyzing this crisis and concentrates on issues of devaluation and imperfections within the capital market.\nKeywords: Mexican peso crisis, current account deficit, fixed nominal exchange rate, inflation, monetary policy, capital market imperfections, devaluation\nWhy Do Countries Choose Currency Boards?\nWolf Holger C., Ghosh Atish R., Berger Helge, and Gulde Anne-Marie\nin Currency Boards in Retrospect and Prospect\nThis chapter presents theoretical arguments to explain why countries may or may not opt for a currency board arrangement. The adoption of a currency board arrangement can be seen as being based on ... More\nThis chapter presents theoretical arguments to explain why countries may or may not opt for a currency board arrangement. The adoption of a currency board arrangement can be seen as being based on two distinct decisions: first, the choice of a fixed over a floating exchange rate regime; and, second, within the spectrum of pegged exchange rate regimes, the selection of a hard peg over a traditional \u201csofter\u201d peg. The chapter reviews the relative merits of fixed versus floating exchange rates before turning to the trade-off between the credibility gain provided by a hard peg and the easier escape in the face of shocks allowed by softer pegs.Less\nWolf Holger C.Ghosh Atish R.Berger HelgeGulde Anne-Marie\nThis chapter presents theoretical arguments to explain why countries may or may not opt for a currency board arrangement. The adoption of a currency board arrangement can be seen as being based on two distinct decisions: first, the choice of a fixed over a floating exchange rate regime; and, second, within the spectrum of pegged exchange rate regimes, the selection of a hard peg over a traditional \u201csofter\u201d peg. The chapter reviews the relative merits of fixed versus floating exchange rates before turning to the trade-off between the credibility gain provided by a hard peg and the easier escape in the face of shocks allowed by softer pegs.\nKeywords: currency board arrangement, fixed exchange rate, floating exchange rate, pegged exchange rate, hard peg, soft peg\nExchange Rate Regimes and Bilateral Exchange Rates\nThis chapter examines and provides a distinction between the behaviors of fixed exchange rate regimes and floating exchange rate regimes. First it separates the indisputable and disputable floats ... More\nThis chapter examines and provides a distinction between the behaviors of fixed exchange rate regimes and floating exchange rate regimes. First it separates the indisputable and disputable floats through the work of Calvo and Reinhart. Next, the chapter explores and measures volatility between float observations and peg observations using the Klein-Shambaugh classification system to classify each one. Pegging is thus seen to have persistent outcomes and changes in volatility. Pegs are concluded to be fragile, yet are good predictors of low volatility. Typical floating observations, on the other hand, are seen to have more volatility even when placed under certain controls. It is suggested, therefore, that pegs can be expected to have real effect on economic outcomes.Less\nThis chapter examines and provides a distinction between the behaviors of fixed exchange rate regimes and floating exchange rate regimes. First it separates the indisputable and disputable floats through the work of Calvo and Reinhart. Next, the chapter explores and measures volatility between float observations and peg observations using the Klein-Shambaugh classification system to classify each one. Pegging is thus seen to have persistent outcomes and changes in volatility. Pegs are concluded to be fragile, yet are good predictors of low volatility. Typical floating observations, on the other hand, are seen to have more volatility even when placed under certain controls. It is suggested, therefore, that pegs can be expected to have real effect on economic outcomes.\nKeywords: fixed exchange rate, floating exchange rate, Calvo, Reinhart, float observations, peg observations, Klein-Shambaugh\nTime to Blow the Whistle: July\u2013August 1981\nin Hong Kong's Link to the US Dollar: Origins and Evolution\nDuring the recent precipitate slide of the Hong Kong dollar against the US currency, the Hong Kong government had intervened to support the local currency on the foreign exchange market. This chapter ... More\nDuring the recent precipitate slide of the Hong Kong dollar against the US currency, the Hong Kong government had intervened to support the local currency on the foreign exchange market. This chapter discusses the steps the authorities had taken that had undermined their ability to hold the exchange rate steady at some specified nominal rate against the US$. It begins by examining how a normal central bank and banking system operates and how intervention in the foreign exchange market can be made effective. It then examines how Hong Kong's automatic adjustment mechanism under a fixed exchange rate operated in effect like any orthodox central bank would have done and how errors of policy caused Hong Kong's banking system to come off the rails in 1972\u201374. It also describes how the system now differs from orthodox banking systems around the world. Finally, it explains why operations in the foreign exchange market by the government or Exchange Fund under present institutional arrangements neither tighten the money market nor reduce monetary growth.Less\nTime to Blow the Whistle : July\u2013August 1981\nDuring the recent precipitate slide of the Hong Kong dollar against the US currency, the Hong Kong government had intervened to support the local currency on the foreign exchange market. This chapter discusses the steps the authorities had taken that had undermined their ability to hold the exchange rate steady at some specified nominal rate against the US$. It begins by examining how a normal central bank and banking system operates and how intervention in the foreign exchange market can be made effective. It then examines how Hong Kong's automatic adjustment mechanism under a fixed exchange rate operated in effect like any orthodox central bank would have done and how errors of policy caused Hong Kong's banking system to come off the rails in 1972\u201374. It also describes how the system now differs from orthodox banking systems around the world. Finally, it explains why operations in the foreign exchange market by the government or Exchange Fund under present institutional arrangements neither tighten the money market nor reduce monetary growth.\nKeywords: Hong Kong dollar, US currency, exchange rate, central bank, banking system, automatic adjustment, fixed exchange rate, central bank, foreign exchange market, Exchange Fund\nMonetary Policy with a Fixed Exchange Rate Regime\nRaphael Espinoza, Ghada Fayad, and Ananthakrishnan Prasad\nin The Macroeconomics of the Arab States of the Gulf\nThe GCC countries maintain a policy of open capital accounts and a pegged (or nearly-pegged) exchange rate, thereby reducing their freedom to run an independent monetary policy. This chapter shows, ... More\nThe GCC countries maintain a policy of open capital accounts and a pegged (or nearly-pegged) exchange rate, thereby reducing their freedom to run an independent monetary policy. This chapter shows, however, that the pass-through of policy rates to retail rates is on the low side, reflecting the shallowness of money markets and the manner in which GCC central banks operate. In addition to policy rates, the GCC monetary authorities use reserve requirements, loan-to-deposit ratios, and other macroprudential tools to affect liquidity and credit. A panel vector auto regression model suggests that U.S. monetary policy has a strong and statistically significant impact on broad money, non-oil activity, and inflation in the GCC region. Unanticipated shocks to broad money also affect prices but do not stimulate growth. Continued efforts to develop the domestic financial markets will increase interest rate pass-through and strengthen monetary policy transmission.Less\nRaphael EspinozaGhada FayadAnanthakrishnan Prasad\nThe GCC countries maintain a policy of open capital accounts and a pegged (or nearly-pegged) exchange rate, thereby reducing their freedom to run an independent monetary policy. This chapter shows, however, that the pass-through of policy rates to retail rates is on the low side, reflecting the shallowness of money markets and the manner in which GCC central banks operate. In addition to policy rates, the GCC monetary authorities use reserve requirements, loan-to-deposit ratios, and other macroprudential tools to affect liquidity and credit. A panel vector auto regression model suggests that U.S. monetary policy has a strong and statistically significant impact on broad money, non-oil activity, and inflation in the GCC region. Unanticipated shocks to broad money also affect prices but do not stimulate growth. Continued efforts to develop the domestic financial markets will increase interest rate pass-through and strengthen monetary policy transmission.\nKeywords: gulf cooperation council, monetary transmission mechanism, fixed exchange rate regime, interest rate pass-through, panel VAR\nThe Bretton Woods System: Design and Operation\nin Money in the Western Legal Tradition: Middle Ages to Bretton Woods\nThe System designed at the conference at Bretton Woods in July 1944 (BWS) was the first full attempt to establish an international monetary system with fixed but adjustable exchange rates based on an ... More\nThe System designed at the conference at Bretton Woods in July 1944 (BWS) was the first full attempt to establish an international monetary system with fixed but adjustable exchange rates based on an international treaty. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was created for financing temporary deficits, and its members were obligated to fix their exchange rates and refrain from any restrictions on current international transactions but were allowed capital controls. The system was short-lived and collapsed in 1971. The possibility of exchange rate adjustment led to speculative capital flows which were not successfully controlled. In addition, the fixed link of the US dollar to gold with a falling real price of gold\u2014led to substitution of gold for US dollars in international reserve and a convergence towards a dollar standard. This privileged role of the dollar and its use as an instrument for financing the Vietnam war was no longer accepted by economically successful countries in Western Europe and Japan.Less\nThe Bretton Woods System : Design and Operation\nThe System designed at the conference at Bretton Woods in July 1944 (BWS) was the first full attempt to establish an international monetary system with fixed but adjustable exchange rates based on an international treaty. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was created for financing temporary deficits, and its members were obligated to fix their exchange rates and refrain from any restrictions on current international transactions but were allowed capital controls. The system was short-lived and collapsed in 1971. The possibility of exchange rate adjustment led to speculative capital flows which were not successfully controlled. In addition, the fixed link of the US dollar to gold with a falling real price of gold\u2014led to substitution of gold for US dollars in international reserve and a convergence towards a dollar standard. This privileged role of the dollar and its use as an instrument for financing the Vietnam war was no longer accepted by economically successful countries in Western Europe and Japan.\nKeywords: Bretton Woods System, international monetary system, fixed exchange rates, International Monetary Fund, convertibility, capital controls, dollar standard\nGlobalization and the Logic of International Collective Action: Re-examining the Bretton Woods Institutions\nin Governing Globalization: Issues and Institutions\nThe fixed exchange rate system had been abandoned back in 1971, raising questions at that time about the role of the International Monetary Fund. However, the abandonment of the fixed exchange rate ... More\nThe fixed exchange rate system had been abandoned back in 1971, raising questions at that time about the role of the International Monetary Fund. However, the abandonment of the fixed exchange rate system did not mark an end to crises; rather, they seemed to become both more frequent and of greater depth. When the Bretton Woods institutions were founded, there was a less well-developed theory of collective action that outlined the circumstances under which public, as opposed to private, action was desirable. There was, in particular, a less well-developed theory of market failure, of the circumstances under which markets by themselves did not yield efficient outcomes. This chapter explores the role of the Bretton Woods institutions from the perspective of global public goods and externalities. The discussion begins by focusing on the IMF, simply because there was, in its establishment, a clear vision of a global market failure that it was supposed to address.Less\nThe fixed exchange rate system had been abandoned back in 1971, raising questions at that time about the role of the International Monetary Fund. However, the abandonment of the fixed exchange rate system did not mark an end to crises; rather, they seemed to become both more frequent and of greater depth. When the Bretton Woods institutions were founded, there was a less well-developed theory of collective action that outlined the circumstances under which public, as opposed to private, action was desirable. There was, in particular, a less well-developed theory of market failure, of the circumstances under which markets by themselves did not yield efficient outcomes. This chapter explores the role of the Bretton Woods institutions from the perspective of global public goods and externalities. The discussion begins by focusing on the IMF, simply because there was, in its establishment, a clear vision of a global market failure that it was supposed to address.\nKeywords: fixed exchange rate system, International Monetary Fund, Bretton Woods institutions, market failure, public goods, externalities\nWhat Scope for Monetary Policy?: Experiences from the Nordic Countries after the Financial Crisis1\nAnders M\u00f8ller Christensen and Niels Lyngg\u00e5rd Hansen\nin Reform Capacity and Macroeconomic Performance in the Nordic Countries\nThis chapter reports on differences in monetary-policy responses to pressures after the financial crisis across the Nordic countries. Based on an analysis of a broad set of macroeconomic data, ... More\nThis chapter reports on differences in monetary-policy responses to pressures after the financial crisis across the Nordic countries. Based on an analysis of a broad set of macroeconomic data, including an econometric analysis of a data set covering 21 OECD countries over the last 40 years, it is found that whereas monetary policy, unlike other important characteristics, is a distinguishing feature between the Nordic economies, it is certainly not the main factor explaining the economic performance in different countries in recent years. Instead, differences in performance are mainly attributed to differences in terms of fiscal discipline and stability-oriented economic policies in the years before the crisis. As long as monetary policy is managed consistently, and supported by a stability-oriented fiscal policy, the choice of intermediate targets seems to be of minor importance.Less\nWhat Scope for Monetary Policy? : Experiences from the Nordic Countries after the Financial Crisis1\nAnders M\u00f8ller ChristensenNiels Lyngg\u00e5rd Hansen\nThis chapter reports on differences in monetary-policy responses to pressures after the financial crisis across the Nordic countries. Based on an analysis of a broad set of macroeconomic data, including an econometric analysis of a data set covering 21 OECD countries over the last 40 years, it is found that whereas monetary policy, unlike other important characteristics, is a distinguishing feature between the Nordic economies, it is certainly not the main factor explaining the economic performance in different countries in recent years. Instead, differences in performance are mainly attributed to differences in terms of fiscal discipline and stability-oriented economic policies in the years before the crisis. As long as monetary policy is managed consistently, and supported by a stability-oriented fiscal policy, the choice of intermediate targets seems to be of minor importance.\nKeywords: monetary policy, financial crisis, macroeconomic performance, inflation targeting, fixed exchange rates, Nordic economies\nPricing-to-Market, the Interest-Rate Rule, and the Exchange Rate\nin Money, Crises, and Transition: Essays in Honor of Guillermo A. Calvo\nThis chapter takes issue with a recent finding which holds that even if an economy is hit by real shocks, fixed exchange rates may be preferable if the nominal prices of both exports and imports are ... More\nThis chapter takes issue with a recent finding which holds that even if an economy is hit by real shocks, fixed exchange rates may be preferable if the nominal prices of both exports and imports are preset in the domestic currency. It argues that a minor modification of the Devereux\u2013Engel model\u2014the addition of nontraded goods\u2014restores the optimality of flexible exchange rates under real shocks. In the modified model, exchange-rate changes still have absolutely no expenditure-switching effects in goods markets, but are, however, necessary to allow countries to pursue independent interestrate policies in a world of international capital mobility. That is, the rationale for exchange flexibility does not necessarily originate in goods markets, but in asset markets. Divergent interest-rate movements may be needed, in turn, to support the divergent consumption movements implied by idiosyncratic national technology shocks in the presence of nontraded goods. Exchange-rate movements can also enhance risk sharing when there are nontraded goods.Less\nThis chapter takes issue with a recent finding which holds that even if an economy is hit by real shocks, fixed exchange rates may be preferable if the nominal prices of both exports and imports are preset in the domestic currency. It argues that a minor modification of the Devereux\u2013Engel model\u2014the addition of nontraded goods\u2014restores the optimality of flexible exchange rates under real shocks. In the modified model, exchange-rate changes still have absolutely no expenditure-switching effects in goods markets, but are, however, necessary to allow countries to pursue independent interestrate policies in a world of international capital mobility. That is, the rationale for exchange flexibility does not necessarily originate in goods markets, but in asset markets. Divergent interest-rate movements may be needed, in turn, to support the divergent consumption movements implied by idiosyncratic national technology shocks in the presence of nontraded goods. Exchange-rate movements can also enhance risk sharing when there are nontraded goods.\nKeywords: real shocks, fixed exchange rates, Devereux\u2013Engel model, flexible exchange rates, nontraded goods\nFetters of Gold and Paper\nBarry Eichengreen and Peter Temin\nin The Great Depression of the 1930s: Lessons for Today\nThis chapter describes why the gold standard and the euro are extreme forms of fixed exchange rates, and how these policies had their most potent effects in the worst peaceful economic periods in ... More\nThis chapter describes why the gold standard and the euro are extreme forms of fixed exchange rates, and how these policies had their most potent effects in the worst peaceful economic periods in modern times. While the world is lucky to have avoided another catastrophe like the Great Depression in 2008\u201309, mainly by policy makers\u2019 aggressive use of monetary and fiscal stimuli, the world economy is still experiencing many difficulties. As in the Great Depression, this second round of problems stems from the prevalence of fixed exchange rates. Fixed exchange rates facilitate business and communication in good times but intensify problems when times are bad.Less\nBarry EichengreenPeter Temin\nThis chapter describes why the gold standard and the euro are extreme forms of fixed exchange rates, and how these policies had their most potent effects in the worst peaceful economic periods in modern times. While the world is lucky to have avoided another catastrophe like the Great Depression in 2008\u201309, mainly by policy makers\u2019 aggressive use of monetary and fiscal stimuli, the world economy is still experiencing many difficulties. 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Defined by a fixed exchange rate with full convertibility, central bank liabilities backed with foreign exchange reserves, and a high cost of exiting the regime, they were common in colonial times\u2014until most were cast off as countries gained independence after World War II. In the 1990s, currency boards enjoyed a revival as the cornerstone of various macroeconomic stabilization programs\u2014including many in central and eastern European transition economies\u2014only to fall into disfavor again with the collapse of the Argentine regime in 2002. This book takes a balanced look at the effects of currency board regimes on inflation, output growth, and macroeconomic performance more generally. 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        "raw_content": "The first company receives theirs.\nMany businesses have now realised that sustainability sells, especially with consumers being more aware of social and environmental issues. However, it can be difficult to tell the difference between those that state their sustainability credentials on their PR material and those that are really committed to making a difference.\nThe Sustainable Businesses Team at Bangor University works with hundreds of Welsh companies to help them improve their sustainability credentials. It has launched a new Sustainable Business CharterMark that is only available to enterprises that are committed to sustainable development and have already worked to improve or develop their sustainable development practices.\nThe CharterMark (pictured above) called \u2018Working towards a Sustainable Future with business sense\u2019 includes the year that the enterprise undertook their improvements. The enterprise can choose to display the mark on their marketing materials and demonstrates the enterprises\u2019 commitment to sustainable development.\nWe are pleased to announce that Phytorigins, a specialist Life Science company situated in Caernarfon, North Wales, is the first company to receive the CharterMark. Phytorigins is working with WISE Network, a collaborative project between Bangor, Aberystwyth and Swansea Universities that benefits from European funding through the Welsh Government\u2019s convergence programme. With assistance from WISE Network, Phytorigins is investigating whether the use of specific feed additives could help control obesity in pets. Obesity is a common condition affecting between 40-55% of animals in the western world, it causes many health problems including insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, laminitis, systemic inflammatory disorders, respiratory difficulties and some cancers.\nWe feel honoured to be the first company to receive the CharterMark demonstrating our commitment to sustainable development; we\u2019ve already displayed the CharterMark on our website. Sustainability is a key element to our work in investigating the effect of feed additives on the gut microbial populations and the potential in reducing obesity and therefore improving the well-being of pets.\u201d said Dr Carol Michael, co-director of Phytorigins>\nThe global pet food market is set to reach US$95.7 billion by 2017, according to independent analysis by GIA (2011), opening up excellent opportunities for commercialisation of project outputs for Phytorigins and WISE Network partners and significant potential gains for the Welsh Economy.\nTags: Busnes cynaliadwy, Sustainable business",
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        "raw_content": "117 Must-Try Experiences When Visiting Thailand\nThailand\u2019s capital of Bangkok was the world\u2019s second most popular tourist destination last year after London regained its number one ranking. While the country had climbed to first in 2013, industry experts predict that the decrease in the overall numbers of tourists is temporary. What makes the country a real standout destination for tourists is the number of worthwhile sights and experiences outside the capital. Here are just a few of the things to do.\nElephant Rides around Chiang Mai\nTaking an elephant ride through the northern region of the country is often a defining part of any visit to Thailand. Trips generally operate over one-to-three days and can either be booked as both private treks with just your friends and family or as a part of a group tour. This is a great way to experience the tropical environment while seeing some of local villages around the city of Chiang Mai. While you explore the sights of the surrounding forests and Doi Inthanon Mountain, you\u2019ll learn how to interact with the animal through feeding it, bathing in the river, and giving commands.\nSnorkelling off Ko Tao\nKo Tao is an island on the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand that has become particularly popular amongst snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts. Thanks to a combination of clear waters, sandy beaches, and coral reefs the area is now almost exclusively centered around the trade. What makes Ko Tao the go-to location in the country is a range of diving sites that can appeal to varying levels of experience. Mango Bay is ideal for first-timers while locations like the Chumphon pinnacle is the place to go for more veteran divers. All of these spots each host their own unique marine life including barracudas, green turtles, and whale sharks.\nHiking through Khao Sok\nKhao Sok National Park is largest area of virgin forest in southern Thailand and remnant of a rainforest which is older and more diverse than the Amazon. Hiking through the area is a great way to see the wildlife that inhabits this part of the world. The park is well-maintained, and many travel agencies like Encounters Travel can set up a guide to take you through the area. There\u2019s an abundance of different flora, wildlife, and natural rock formations to see as well the opportunity to go rock climbing or river kayaking.",
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        "raw_content": "Flushing without lowering the cap or not washing hands before leaving pose a greater risk of infection.\nEach time you use the bathroom of a bar, a movie theater or a mall, walk earrings that nothing touches our skin, thinking that hordes of microscopic germs can attack orc faces. But how can we really get sick from contact with the toilet bowl?\nPoor hygiene is described by the WHO as one of the main risk factors for the acquisition of infectious diseases. If we place this in a context such as the use of public toilets, is easy to understand that all kinds of ideas of contagion we come to mind, I thought that the conditions necessary cleaning may not be the most appropriate: the bathroom have many people used along one day, even though at the time it has been disinfected.\n\u201cThe surface of a dirty bathroom can become an ideal place where microorganisms find the necessary conditions of humidity and temperature to grow and develop,\u201d said Dr. Alejandra Perez-Garcia, Clinical Microbiology Department of the University Hospital of Navarre.\nThe main microorganisms that can be colonized this habitat are micrococci, staphylococci, corynebaterias, streptococci \u2026 And are the champions of resistance. The Journal of the American Society for Microbiology published in the December issue a curious study conducted in four public restrooms at the University of San Diego, two women and two men, two open to the public and two exclusive use of teachers.\nThey analyzed toilet seats, the floor in front of them and soap dispensers. They all thoroughly cleaned with bleach before then took samples for eight weeks. The result was unequivocal: the bacteria are very stubborn.\nOnly an hour after disinfection, microbes had returned to the bathroom and had 6,200 bacteria per square centimeter, 45% of fecal origin and another 45% associated with the skin in both toilet bowls and soap dispensers.\nAlthough much they cleaned the bathrooms, five to eight hours after their status back to the starting point, and there was no difference between the indoor and outdoor toilets, or between men and women.\nScientists found out that one of the keys of bacterial dispersion was water discharge of the tank without closing the lid, as if an aerosol disperse fecal bacteria everywhere.\nSo better do not you sit on the toilet or make a public bathroom but with paper cup? \u201cIt is best to always avoid sitting in the cup,\u201d said Dr. Perez-Garcia, \u201cthere are those who in their recommendations, the use of plastics used on the surface of the cup or dry paper.\nThis prevents wet but does not eliminate any microorganisms that are located right there and, on the other hand, it is not often the existence of protective plastic at the public toilets. Caution, without producing an alarm condition is necessary for the lack of real hygiene given at these sites, so the answer is yes, you need to be cautious in their use and prevent lean \u201c.\nHowever, before dying of disgust, the good news is that the odds of infection simply by sitting on a public toilet, even contaminated with pathogens, are very few.\n\u201cA healthy person entering a public toilet that is maintained in hygienic conditions that can occur in our wealthy and regulated developed societies, has a very low probability of being infected [you feel or not],\u201d said Miguel Vicente, professor CSIC Research at the National Center for Biotechnology and division president of Bacteriology and Applied Microbiology of the International Union of Microbiological Societies (IUMS).\nFor getting a disease, the skin of the person using the toilet should have a wound and that the evil virus in question acceded through it. \u201cAnd it\u2019s not impossible, but not usual.\u201d\nWhat if the bathroom is a mess? \u201cIf we start at the other end, if we go to a toilet is really sloppy and used by a patient suffering from a severe intestinal infection, then those likely to have an infection increase, especially if in addition we ourselves do not keep the minimum conditions hygiene such as washing your hands after use.\nMuch of intestinal infections are transmitted through the digestive tract, with contaminated food or dirt on our hands if they come into contact with the feces of a patient, or even if they shared the same towel, \u201csays researcher CSIC.\nThat\u2019s the key. More to the toilet, which must concern us is that we do not forget to wash hands after use, because there are many everyday surfaces such as faucets and countertops, converted into real resorts luxury all-inclusive wrist band for germs.\nDr. Chuck Gerba, Professor of Microbiology at the University of Arizona, has discovered in his research that the toilet seat in the middle contains about 50 fecal bacteria per 2.54 cm square (one square inch), so the becomes one of the most clean household surfaces in what regards to germs, and well below, for example, mobile phone, with 10 times more fecal bacteria; cutting board in the kitchen, with 200 times more; office desk, with 400 times more; or the champion of microbes, dry cloth, with 20,000 times more, especially from the bacteria E. coli, that alone does not cause serious disease but is an indicator that there are remains of feces.\nOne of the latest studies John Oxford, professor of virology at the University of London and director of the Health Council, an international body that compares hygiene standards worldwide, examined samples of households in nine countries and found the 21% of dishcloths visibly clean had high levels of pollution, followed by the inside of refrigerators: over 40% of households had high levels of bacteria and mold, while 36% of kitchen towels had unacceptable levels (These and other equally disturbing data are available on the website of the Council of Hygiene).\n\u201cOne of the parts of a house that contains fewer germs is the toilet, and specifically the toilet. It is due to two reasons.\nOne, which tends to clean more meticulously; and other bacteria found little that feed on it. On the contrary, one of the most polluted places is the kitchen, and within the sponge scrub the dishes.\nBacteria that live also usually harmless and often the worst thing to do is rot with fresh food that may come into contact, but proliferate because the amount of food they find is there greater.\nNormally, cleaning utensils if done correctly, with suitable detergent, eliminates most bacteria. Utensils to air dry after cleaning is an important precaution, because it eliminates small water tanks that could grow. Both the toilet and in the kitchen, it is preferable to use detergents better than bar soap in which bacteria can multiply at will dispensers \u201cadds Miguel Vicente.\nBut it is not just \u201cdo not touch anything\u201d to enter public restrooms. 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        "raw_content": "New trailer for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter\n20th Century Fox has released a new trailer for Timur Bekmambetov\u2019s big-screen adaptation of the Seth Grahame-Smith novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Watch the trailer after the jump.\nAbraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is scheduled to hit conventional and 3D theaters on June 22, 2012. Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie, Rufus Sewell, Alan Tudyk and Mary Elizabeth Winstead star in the film.\nContinue reading New trailer for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter\nTags: 20th Century Fox, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Alan Tudyk, Anthony Mackie, Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Rufus Sewell, Timur Bekmambetov | Category: Movie Trailers, Movies, News | Leave a comment\nRed band trailer for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter\n20th Century Fox has released a new red band trailer for Timur Bekmambetov\u2019s adaptation of the Seth Grahame-Smith novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Watch the trailer after the jump.\nGrahame-Smith adapated the project, which stars Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jimmi Simpson, Robin McLeavy, Alan Tudyk and Rufus Sewell. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is scheduled to hit conventional and 3D theaters on June 22, 2012.\nContinue reading Red band trailer for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter\nTags: 20th Century Fox, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Alan Tudyk, Anthony Mackie, Benjamin Walker, Domnic Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Rufus Sewell, Seth Grahame-Smith, Timur Bekmambetov | Category: Movies, News, Video Clips, Videos | Leave a comment\n20th Century Fox has released a new trailer for the Tim Burton-produced / Timur Bekmambetov-directed adaptation of the Seth Grahame-Smith novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Watch the trailer after the jump.\nStarring Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Alan Tudyk and Rufus Sewell, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is scheduled to hit conventional and 3D theaters on June 22, 2012.\nTags: 20th Century Fox, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Alan Tudyk, Anthony Mackie, Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Rufus Sewell, Seth Grahame-Smith, Tim Burton, Timur Bekmambetov | Category: Movie Trailers, Movies, News | Leave a comment\nAbraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter international movie trailer\nFollowing yesterday\u2019s release of the domestic trailer, 20th Century Fox has now released the international trailer for Timur Bekmambetov\u2019s Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Watch the trailer after the jump.\nStarring Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Alan Tudyk and Rufus Sewell, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is an adaptation of the Seth Grahame-Smith novel of the same name. Grahame-Smith also wrote the script for the film and serves as producer alongside Tim Burton.\nAbraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is scheduled to hit conventional and 3D theaters on June 22, 2012.\nContinue reading Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter international movie trailer\nAbraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter movie trailer\n20th Century Fox has released the teaser trailer for the Tim Burton-produced / Timur Bekmambetov-directed adaptation of the Seth Grahame-Smith novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Watch the trailer after the jump.\nStarring Benjamin Walker, Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Alan Tudyk and Rufus Sewell, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is scheduled to hit conventional and 3D theaters on June 22, 2012. Grahame-Smith also wrote the script.\nContinue reading Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter movie trailer\nAlan Tudyk joins cast of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter\nAlan Tudyk (\u201cFirefly\u201d) has landed the role of Stephen A. Douglas in 20th Century Fox\u2019s big-screen adaptation of the Seth Grahame-Smith novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. The film stars Benjamin Walker in the title role with Anthony Mackie, Dominic Cooper, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jimmi Simpson and Robin McLeavy rounding out the cast.\nDirected by Timur Bekmambetov, [\u2026]\nTags: 20th Century Fox, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Alan Tudyk | Category: Casting, Movies, News | Leave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "Remember in 2009, when the then White house chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, labeled the \u201cprogressive\u201d wing of the Democratic Party \u201cf**king retards\u201d? Without Emanuel's notoriously crude bluster, President Obama expressed a similar sentiment on April 23 in public remarks on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement.\nAccording to MSNBC, President Obama said: \u201cSome of these folks [opponents of the TPP] are friends of mine. I love them to death. But in the same way that when I was arguing for health care reform I asked people to look at the facts \u2013 somebody comes up with a slogan like \u2018death panel,\u2019 doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s true. Look at the facts. The same thing is true on this. Look at the facts. Don\u2019t just throw a bunch of stuff out there and see if it sticks...\u201d\nObama's comparison referencing the \u201cdeath panels\u201d concocted by the lunatic right did not go unnoticed by his critics from labor and the left. Most objected that comparing their opposition to TPP to the ravings of crazies hardly suggests the sentiments of a friend.\nOf course this is an old story. Since the defeat of Walter Mondale in 1984, the founding of the Democratic Leadership Council and numerous associated think-tanks, the Democratic Party has moved smartly and steadily rightward, shedding any semblance of New Deal or Great Society progressivism. During the Obama years, the process has reached a point where the Democratic Party's meager left wing pretends to represent the Party's soul while the leadership pretends to welcome its views. On occasions like the TPP incident, the leadership fumbles the script and reveals its true feelings.\nSadly, few lessons are drawn from this experience or the pattern of contempt and derision demonstrated by the party's corporate coddling leadership.\nAs we enter the Silly Season-- the 18 months of lies, bluster, and empty promises preceding the Presidential election-- I am reminded of the last great moment of self-induced, liberal/left self-deception. In the lead-up to the 2008 presidential election, all but a few unrepentant Marxist-Leninists, Green Party hardliners, and assorted outliers joined hands in a mad orgy of Obama-mania. For those who need reminding, Obama was actually the corporate choice preferred by the ruling class to clean up the mess left by a failed, embarrassing Bush administration that destabilized the Middle East, antagonized allies, blemished the image of the US, and stood clueless before an economic crisis unprecedented since the Great Depression. A fresh face was needed, a politician unstained by the Bush era, untainted by the \u201cinsider\u201d label.\nBarack Obama fit the bill, just as Jimmy Carter, a Georgia peanut farmer and home-spun governor did nearly four decades earlier after the Nixon crimes and indignities. In both cases, an \u201coutsider\u201d promised to restore confidence in a tarnished office. I wrote in 2008:\nThere are some striking and illuminating parallels between this election season and the Presidential election campaign of 1976. Like the eight years of the Bush administration, the eight years of Nixon/Ford produced an unparalleled collapse of support for the Republican Party. The Watergate scandal coupled with the failure of the US military in Vietnam and an economic crisis left the Republican Party wounded and regrouping. The interim elections of 1974 produced gains for the Democrats, especially in former suburban Republican strongholds.\nMost citizens looked to the then forthcoming elections with a profound desire for a new course. The Democrats chose a political outsider, Governor Jimmy Carter of Georgia. Carter promised to make the government \u201cas good as the people.\u201d Pundits hailed Carter as a departure from the old politics and a fresh, honest voice for change (e.g. The Miracle of Jimmy Carter, Howard Norton and Bob Slosser, 1976).\nSimilar to 1976 and the Presidential candidate J. Carter, his presumptive 2008 counterpart, Barack Obama, is viewed as a Washington \u201coutsider.\u201d He has campaigned as a candidate of change. Pundits hail him as a fresh voice untainted by the vices of the establishment. (2008: a Reprise of 1976?)\nWas Obama really the corporate choice? Or is this just baseless cynicism of a sectarian old leftist? I observed in 2008:\nThrough February, Obama leads the other candidates in contributions from the pharmaceutical industry and was in a virtual dead heat with Clinton with respect to the energy sector.\nThese numbers strongly suggest that candidates, especially Democratic Party candidates, are unlikely to challenge their corporate sponsors in any meaningful way. (The Political Economy of the Elections)\nTo underscore the meaning of these campaign contributions, I ventured:\nWould it be far-fetched to say that the corporate choice was there for all to see? Is it difficult to imagine from these facts that unlimited, unconditional bail-outs were ahead for the financial industry in 2009? Or health care \u201creform\u201d structured around the wishes of insurance companies, the health care industry, and pharmaceuticals?\nYes, it was there for all to see.\nOf course many were willfully blind to the facts, embracing self-delusion instead. I wrote of one left pundit so struck with Obama-mania that he reported the Obama victory with wild hyperbole and messianic verve:\n\"...hundreds of millions-Black, Latino, Asian, Native-American and white, men and women, young and old, literally danced in the streets and wept with joy, celebrating an achievement of a dramatic milestone in a 400-year struggle, and anticipating a new period of hope and possibility.\" (Quoted in Getting beyond Euphoria)\nThat pundit has today found a new messiah in Bernie Sanders.\nTwo days after the 2008 election, weighing the new administration's chief players, their backgrounds, and political records, along with stressing the limitations deeply embedded in the national political institutions, I cautioned that Obama would not and could not deliver the goods expected by the broad left. I summarized the election as follows:\nThe 2008 US Presidential election is behind us. A fair estimation of the results might be as follows: A clear, significant statement of the US electorate; a hollow, likely disappointing result for the people. After the euphoria of the Obama victory, it is vital that we separate these two assessments and avoid the cynicism of leftist isolationism and the self-deception of hopeful idealism. What the voters wanted was unquestionably significant change. What they were promised was change. Whether change will come from the Obama administration is - at best - questionable. (The Presidential Election: A Victory for the People?)\nI concluded the essay with the following remarks:\nIt's time for the left to put aside the comforting illusions and rebuild an independent, oppositional front that is not dependent upon the good will of the corrupted Democratic Party. We desperately need that left to forge a true people-saving agenda from the destructive gorilla.\nUnfortunately, we (the left) have yet to construct the independent, oppositional front needed. Nor has the opposition to the Democratic Party steamroller advanced much beyond the motley group of \u201ca few unrepentant Marxist-Leninists, Green Party hardliners, and assorted outliers\u201d present in 2008. Accordingly, the new political season very likely will reproduce many of the same inanities and fantasies inflicted seven years ago.\nWith the ability and expectations of raising well over a billion dollars for the forthcoming presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton will likely be the Democratic nominee and very probably the next President. Unlike the 2008 Obama-moment, the ruling class is opting for \u201cinsiders\u201d in the period ahead. Even with polls showing a twenty-five year low in confidence that the country is going in the right direction, even with barely double-digit approval of congress, and even with decidedly negative images of both parties by poll respondents, the masters of our fate are favoring old dynastic names: Clinton and Bush.\nChastened by its encounter with \u201chopey-changey,\u201d the electorate appears to be looking for \u201cexperience\u201d as the most important attribute of a candidate this election cycle (Washington Post/ABC News poll). Of course this is precisely the image Clinton has been carefully cultivating since her Senate tenure. Like her husband, the former President, Ms. Clinton seems untouched by her publicized failings. Neither the abuse of her internal communications while in government service nor her slimy horse trading with foreign and domestic wealthy donors to her billion-dollar family foundation has shaken her campaign. The Clintons know no shame, the media show no indignation, and Democratic Party loyalists own no principles.\nWhile there is much talk that the Democratic Party's liberals need some red meat to keep them in the game, there is little evidence that it is forthcoming or needed. Elizabeth Warren likely pledged loyal opposition in her meeting with Ms. Clinton last year.\nEven a recent dust-up between Warren and Obama over the secretive, corporate-friendly TPP never moved the compass leftward. Warren timidly and opportunistically raised fears that \u201cforeign\u201d corporations might use the TPP enforcement function to influence US regulation of financial institutions (instead of exposing it as a license for any corporation to violate the sovereignty of all participating nations). Obama shot back artfully: \u201c...The notion that I had this massive fight with Wall Street to make sure that we don't repeat what happened in 2007, 2008 [the recession], and then I sign a provision that would unravel it? ... I'd have to be pretty stupid.\" Readers may be unacquainted with events occurring exactly as Obama recalls them. They may search their memories in vain for a \u201cmassive fight\u201d with Wall Street. Instead, they may remember the massive bailout of Wall Street on his watch, vivid memories that should make one suspicious of Obama's defense of TPP.\nMissing from the spat is any effort to call out Hillary Clinton on the TPP. Presumably, her stand on this controversial subject is of great importance for those wishing to make an informed choice in the 2016 election. But the Clinton campaign does not want informed opinion. Her campaign chief reportedly said of the issue: \u201cCan you make it go away?\u201d\nAnother anti-Clinton \u201cpopulist,\u201d former Maryland Gov. Martin O\u2019Malley, has cast aside his hard-line image while serving as Baltimore's mayor. Then, he was a Giuliani clone; his administration terrorized marginalized people to ethnically and class-cleanse the new Baltimore, a Baltimore that has made the murderous rough ride in police custody globally infamous. Today, he has been reborn as an ardent enemy of Wall Street.\nBut Democratic Party leaders need not fear. Opportunism has become so deeply embedded in liberal politics that 87% of liberal poll respondents \u201ccould see themselves supporting Mrs. Clinton\u201d (Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll).\nTo corral the rest, Democrats have Bernie Sanders. Writing in BlackAgenda Report, Bruce Dixon astutely labels Sanders the \u201cshepherd\u201d for the Democratic Party:\n...we have seen the Bernie Sanders show before, and we know exactly how it ends. Bernie has zero likelihood of winning the Democratic nomination for president over Hillary Clinton. Bernie will lose, Hillary will win. When Bernie folds his tent in the summer of 2016, the money, the hopes and prayers, the year of activist zeal that folks put behind Bernie Sanders' either vanishes into thin air, or directly benefits the Hillary Clinton campaign.\nAs Dixon understands and history shows, Democratic Party insurgencies end by sapping the energy and zeal of its idealistic fighters while herding them back into the fold for the ensuing center-right campaign. Before Sanders, Howard Dean and Dennis Kucinich were the standard bearers for the futile Children's Crusades against the Party's bosses. Sanders' motives are irrelevant here. Whether or not he sincerely believes he can change the trajectory of politics within the two-party system, the Democratic Party has morphed into an institution irredeemably in the clutches of the rich and powerful. Only forces outside of the Party are capable of directing matters leftward.\nVoters seem resigned to mediocrity and the parties seem anxious to comply. In a recent Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, respondents' net positive feelings (positive minus negative) were graphed. Five Republicans scored in negative territory. Only Hillary Clinton managed a net zero to lead the pack. Despite rating quite poor on honesty and straightforwardness, Ms. Clinton is polling ahead of the early Republican candidates.\nThe Republicans face added obstacles with conflict between their corporate-coddling economic royalists and their ideologically extremist wing, especially the Tea Party. Republican leaders embrace the ideologues as foot soldiers, but recognize that they are a liability with voters in the general election and shun them as candidates. While most Republicans currently prefer Jeb Bush over the rest of the pack, the ideologues-- especially the Tea Party-- question his bona fides (among Tea Party loyalists, he is only the first choice of about 6%). Republican leaders know they must keep the Tea Party in the game (would any Republican leader dare call the Tea Party a bunch of f**king retards?) At the same time, they desperately want to minimize the Tea Party agenda. In 2012, they succeeded by securing the nomination for a corporate shill, Mitt Romney.\nUndoubtedly, many dollars will be spent, speeches made, and articles written to convince the electorate that there are real differences between the parties and their candidates. But the differences that surface will not be with goals: the two parties share a common goal of US dominance in foreign policy; the two parties share a common goal of protecting and promoting capitalism in domestic policy.\nThe differences will be in contrasting assessments on how to achieve these goals. Some politicians believe that the empire is crumbling because the country has turned away from traditional values; others believe the empire is crumbling because we have acted rashly and highhandedly; and still others believe that the empire is doing just fine! But all but a very few fully support the empire. If you don't believe it, ask yourself how many elected officials show up at your anti-drone demonstration, your protest of Israeli outrages, or your solidarity march with Venezuela.\nAnd on the domestic front, our political options are determined by which policies best promote the smooth operation of capitalism; some politicians see unions and welfare as obstacles to the optimal operation of the market; others see inequality and poverty as obstacles to the optimal operation of the market; and still others think that the economy is going swimmingly. But all pay obeisance to capitalism. And do politicians show up at picket lines; have they joined the fight against police brutality; are they leading the fight for a new minimum wage?\nThe silly season conjures frustration and anger. But as I wrote elsewhere, \u201c...it is vital that we...avoid the cynicism of leftist isolationism and the self-deception of hopeful idealism.\u201d We must not drink the dubious lesser-of-two-evils kool-aid, nor should we leave the electoral field to the hypocrites and liars. Many former loyalists now speak of Obama as a traitor or back-stabber. He is neither. He never was on our side.\nI learned (Labor Notes, May 2015) that Vermont Governor Shumlin has rejected the Vermont health care program and has set out with fellow Democratic legislators to go after other programs through steep budget cuts. Author, Traven Leyshon, notes that \u201cThe sense of betrayal runs as deep among state workers and teachers as it does among health care campaigners.\u201d But Governor Shumlin did not betray the workers; he was never on their side. This is the important lesson that we must continue to share if we are to move beyond the two-party trap.\nHappily, Leyshon reports that \u201cUnions here are drawing the conclusion that we need to run our own candidates. The existing Vermont Progressive Party, which now has nine legislators, could become the vehicle.\u201d This, too, is the lesson that we must spread. If we are to fight the hopelessness and impotency of two-party politics, we must tackle the difficult task of mounting independent and third-party campaigns. Can we afford to wait on another election cycle?\nLabels: Barack Obama, Black Agenda Reports, Bruce Dixon, Elizabeth Warren, Hillary Clinton, Martin O'Malley",
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        "raw_content": "Goodbye, America: Russia sanctions could hit US medical, tech industries\nAuthor : Deutsche Welle\nRare earth metals, medication and software: Russia's strongest response yet to United States sanctions is taking shape. Now, Washington and its Western allies are in the crosshairs\nThe cult 1985 song, \"Goodbye, America,\" by the Soviet rock band, Nautilus Pompilius, was a melancholic tune from the pro-Western Perestroika generation that cast off American mythology: \"Your worn jeans have become too small for me. We've been taught for so long to love your forbidden fruit.\"\nThese lyrics could describe the draft legislation that has come before an emergency meeting of Russia's upper house of parliament. In a show of solidarity, the draft was introduced last week by Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin along with the heads of the parliament's four factions.\nRelated: US and Russian sanctions against Russian citizens\nIt serves as Russia's answer to US sanctions from April 6, which are the most severe since the annexation of Crimea in 2014. Targeting top Russian companies and public officials, the sanctions take aim at Russia's stock and currency exchanges for what the US calls Russia's \"malicious activities\" around the world, including in Ukraine and Syria.\nTree bark for medication?\nRussia's reaction forms a legal basis for tit-for-tat sanctions, stemming from the US Congress's passing of CAATSA (Countering Americas's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act) in the summer of 2017. US-Russia trade is not particularly large: $24 billion (\u20ac19 billion) in 2017, according to Russian state news agency RIA, with $17 billion of Russian goods and services sold to the US and $7 billion sold to Russia. That makes it difficult for Russia to hurt the US with sanctions.\nRelated: Trump postpones new sanctions against Russia\nThe draft legislation proposes restrictions on US agricultural, food, alcohol, tobacco and medical imports. Medication for which there is no Russian replacement would be exempt. A Russian parliamentarian caused a stir when he suggested on a talk show that Russians try tree bark or shrubbery as an alternative to US-produced medicine. It was meant to be a joke, he said.\nBoeing and Microsoft likely to be impacted\nThe sanctions bill also threatens to end US-Russian cooperation in the fields of atomic energy, aircraft production and rocket systems. That could affect Boeing, which imports titanium from Russia. An end to sales of rare earth metals could cause trouble for private US space companies, such as United Launch Alliance (ULA), a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin. ULA's Atlas V rocket uses the Russian RD-180 engine. The US Congress has already that requested the country's aerospace sector stop buying Russian-made engines following the Crimea annexation, but lacking alternatives, sales continued.\nRelated: Russian MP treads down his iPad due to new U.S. sanctions\nRussian lawmakers also want to limit the use of US software in government agencies, such as Microsoft products installed on many Russian computers.\nThe draft legislation could make travel to, and business in, Russia more difficult for US citizens. US airlines may encounter additional fees for use of Russian airports, for example.\nPush to move quickly\nThe bill is scheduled for its first reading on May 15 and there is a push to get it passed by the Duma and signed by President Vladimir Putin quickly so it can come into force as soon as possible. Putin will be inaugurated again and his new government formed early next month, after which the law could be implemented. Based on the initial draft, it's not just the US that is being targted \u2014 its allies that are part of or that support the sanctions against Russia may also be affected.\nsanctions against Russia USA\nEU, USA work on new anti-Russian sanctions 12 February 2019, 22:51\nU.S. to lift sanctions from Russia if it abides by Minsk agreements, passes Crimea back to Ukraine 13 February 2019, 11:23\nRussia calls U.S. sanctions due to aggression against Ukraine \u201cracketeering\u201d 14 February 2019, 17:18",
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        "raw_content": "U.S. Senate approves Pompeo as Secretary of State\nIn terms of foreign policy, The ex-CIA head has been supporting Ukraine and opposing Russia\nThe U.S. Senate officially approved Mike Pompeo for the office of Secretary of the State, after President Donald Trump sacked Rex Tillerson from this position.\nAs is known, in 2011, Pompeo became the member of the United States House of Representatives for Kansas's 4th congressional district. In November 2016, he was appointed the CIA director.\nRelated: US Senate paves way for Pompeo to become top US State Secretary\nDuring the presidential campaign in Ukraine in 2014, Pompeo called Petro Poroshenko 'the best candidate for this office'.\nAccording to the U.S. official, Russia carries on with the military aggression and threatens Ukraine, which might lead to further instability in the region. He urged Russian leader Vladimir Putin to 'respect the sovereignty of other nations'.\nRelated: Pompeo considers necessary for USA to use the Magnitsky act as a political tool\nforeign policy Mike Pompeo US Secretary of State",
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        "raw_content": "\u00bb1495 Sports\u00bbJohn Ricco to take on a new role with the New York Mets Organization\nPosted by Stacy Podelski on January 30, 2019 in 1495 Sports\nThe New York Mets announced today that John Ricco has been promoted into the newly-created position of Senior Vice President, Senior Strategy Officer.\nRicco, 50, will report to Mets COO Jeff Wilpon on special business and finance projects, including significant construction projects the Mets are planning for their Spring Training facility and other minor league facilities. Ricco will remain a resource and advisor to Mets Executive Vice President, General Manager Brodie Van Wagenen and the rest of the Baseball Department, with continuing responsibilities for salary arbitration and oversight of the Baseball Operations budget and Major League payroll.\n\u201cJohn has been invaluable to this organization for many years,\u201d Mets COO Jeff Wilpon said. \u201cI\u2019m extremely grateful that he\u2019s remaining with us. He brings a wealth of knowledge on a variety of topics and we know he will have a lot of success in his new role.\u201d\n\u201cThis new role will give me the chance to broaden the scope of my executive experiences, while remaining a contributor to the operations areas I know and enjoy,\u201d Ricco said. \u201cI am intrigued by the possibilities and excited about the challenges ahead.\u201d\nRicco joined the Mets in April, 2004 as the Assistant General Manager. He was later promoted to Vice President in May, 2009 and was the Senior Vice President, Baseball Operations from December, 2016 until taking on this new position.\nTags: Baseball, John Ricco, John Ricco to take on a new role with the New York Mets Organization, Major League Baseball, MLB, New York Mets, New York Sports Permalink\n\u2190 New York Cosmos Add Goalkeeper Santiago Casta\u00f1o\nSt. John\u2019s Begins Critical Road Swing at Creighton \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Cultural Switzerland Europe And North America Canton Of St Gall, Town Of St Gall\nSt Gall is a typical and outstanding example of the large Benedictine monastery, centre of art and knowledge, with its rich library and its scriptorium;the successive restructurings of the conventual's space attest to its ongoing religious and cultural function. The Convent exerted great influence on developments in monastic architecture following the Council of Aachen.\nIt was in 612 that the lrish monk Gallus withdrew into the valley of Steinach to lead the existence of a hermit. In 747, the abbot Othmar established a community of Benedictine monks in the place made famous by St Gall and at the same time founded a school.\nDuring the 9th and 10th centuries, the abbey of St Gall was one of the most renowned centres of Western culture and science. Its apogee coincided with the abbacy of Gotzbert (816-37) to whom was sent the famous plan on parchment known as the Plan of Saint Gall;this was probably sent by the Bishop of Basel, Heito, Abbot of Reichenau. Following the Council of Aachen, this architectural design accompanied by 341 annotations constitutes the ideal plan of a Benedictine abbey, including a scriptorium and a library. Excavations carried out at St Gall by Sennhauser show that this innovative plan was partially realized.\nIn 818, in the course of the Carolingian reform of the Church by Ludwig the Pious, the abbey, as a monastery immediately subordinate to the empire, received an imperial privilege of immunity, making it independent of the Diocese of Constance and placing it under the direct protection of the Crown. In 883 the East Frank Ludwig II the German conferred upon it the right to choose its own abbot, and finally, in 854, it was released from the obligation to pay tithes to the Bishop of Constance. The Abbey of St Gall had at last attained full autonomy.\nThe abbots had since 1206 been Princes of the Empire and ruled over the town of St Gall, the F\u00fcrstenland, and after 1468 over the County of Toggenburg. The Princely Abbey ruled at that time over the territory surrounding the town, while simultaneously being cut off in its monastery from the town itself, which in the meantime had gone through the Reformation and become independent. The Reformation had in fact for a time threatened the dissolution of the abbey itself, but after 1531 clerical sovereignty was restored, although freedom of religious practice was conceded to Toggenburg. Abbey rule in effect ended when French troops marched into St Gall in 1798. In 1805, the abbey was dissolved. Its clerical and administrative successor was to all intents and purposes the newly created Bishopric of the same name, which, although at first set up as the twin Diocese of Chur and St Gall, was made legally independent and then separated from Chur in 1847.\nIn 1836 the church became a cathedral: only the foundations and some elements of architecture, discovered as a result of probes undertaken after 1960, remain of what was once the splendour of the Carolingian monastery. Indeed, it has been reconstructed several times. Its present appearance, marked by the full-blown Baroque style of the cathedral (former abbatial) and the library, are the result of the construction campaigns of the 18th century.",
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        "raw_content": "In 2017, Cyber Monday shoppers raked in a record-breaking $6.59 billion dollars. It was recorded as the largest online shopping day ever with sales increasing 16.8% over the year prior. It even topped Black Friday online sales by $1.5 billion, if you can believe it. With numbers climbing each year, it will be interesting to see what sales 2018 bring.\nCyber Monday is the online equivalent to Black Friday shopping, without all of the chaos and waiting in line! It was birthed out of the ever-growing digital age, where millions of consumers have chosen to skip the 3 AM alarm and avoid the unruly mobs at major retail stores. Now with your computer, mobile phone or tablet, you can check out your favorite retail spots at your own convenience. The savings are usually just as good and you don\u2019t even have to leave the comfort of your own home. This means no more cutting into your holiday and interrupting time with your friends and family.\nCapitalize on Cyber Monday\nIf you are looking to take advantage of this growing trend, it is important to keep these tips in mind. Many people believe that most Cyber Monday shoppers already know what they want and are just waiting for sales to begin. This is not always the case. While it is common that most Black Friday and Cyber Monday shoppers form a game plan for where they are shopping, most consumers are visually driven. Don\u2019t underestimate the ability to turn heads and draw attention, even on your website. Suggestive marketing and product placement work just as well in person as they do online, so keep cross-selling and suggestive selling products that are associated with one another. Dedicate an entire section to related products.\nStart your content campaign by optimizing your products. SEO is a crucial tool to have all year, not just during this weekend. Doing your keyword research is a habit that never goes out of style, especially right before sales are expected to spike. Content and descriptions rich with SEO keywords will help your products be easily discoverable by the search engines. Be sure to include Black Friday/ Cyber Monday related keywords in your content and use wording that creates a sense of urgency to your consumers, such as \u201cfor a limited time only\u201d or \u201cwhile supplies last.\u201d\nAlso, plan a schedule for your sales to ensure the correct discounts are applied at the appropriate times. Remember it is important to be competitive to stand out among the competition. Consumers are looking for a minimum of 20% off the original price, but Thanksgiving weekend is the time to go big or go home. You need to get yourself noticed among the thousands of competitors out there.\nSocial media is also a great way to capitalize on traffic. Not only is it a great way to gain exposure, but social media allows users to engage with your product. Your brand will get more visibility and others can engage with items, even users who aren\u2019t shopping. This is extremely important as these are the users that come back in the future. Much of social media engagement depends on getting your name out there and developing a following.\nThe Amazon Myth\nOne thing to keep in mind is sales don\u2019t always begin in the Amazon funnel. It is important to keep your Amazon storefront optimized accordingly, but don\u2019t neglect regular search or PPC campaigns. Contrary to popular belief, most searches don\u2019t begin with Amazon. A research study showed that 70% of searches begin as a query or a phrase in a search engine. If you are one of the consumers who aren\u2019t sure what they want specifically or where to even find it, you would probably want to avoid Amazon initially. You would need to do your research first. 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Tales of squalor from this time spent 50 stories up in the seedy apartment with a \"weirdo, psycho, gay room mate\", were later immortalised in 'Crackity Jones' on the Doolittle album.\nAfter six months of lurid living, things came to a head in a local bar when Charles faced the option of either spending the next year in New Zealand witnessing the spectacle of Halley's comet or forming a band in Boston. He resumed his friendship with Joey, and the pair became the Pixies, because of their liking for the dictionary definition (\"mischievous little elves\"). A celebrated newspaper advertisement - \"Band seeks bassist into H\u00fcsker D\u00fc and Peter, Paul & Mary\" - introduced Kim Deal, who'd previously been in a truckstop folk ensemble, The Breeders, with her twin sister Kelley. The Deals had been playing around their home town of Dayton, Ohio, even supporting '60s veterans Steppenwolf. But with Kelley gradually moving into catering, and Kim marrying Bostonian John Murphy (whom she divorced in 1988), The Breeders ground to a temporary halt. Kim also brought along drummer David Lovering, a guest at her wedding reception. He'd been living in Massachusetts and had played in local bands Iz Wizard and Riff Raff. Now that the Pixies had settled upon a stable line-up, they began rehearsing in David's father's garage in the summer of 1986. \"Possibly the worst gig in the history of rock\" followed at the aptly named Rat Club in Boston where they performed early versions of \u2018Build High\u2019, \u2018Here Comes Your Man\u2019 and \u2018Dig for Fire\u2019.\nFurther dates, and nights staying in \"roach-infested hotels in unknown places like Kansas\", followed, before a chance to support fellow Bostonians, Throwing Muses at the Rathskeller alerted the group to several managers and agents. Out stepped Gary Smith, manager and producer at Boston's Fort Apache studios in Roxbury, who'd recently sent the Muses to the UK for a lucrative deal with 4AD. Smith heard the band and felt he \"could not sleep until you guys are world famous\". Work began on the Pixies' first mini-album, Come On Pilgrim, for three consecutive days during March 1987. The band got through 18 songs, including a cover of \u2018In Heaven (Lady in The Radiator Song)\u2019 from David Lynch's film Eraserhead (often cited as an influence on Black Francis), an almost acoustic \u2018Here Comes Your Man\u2019, \u2018Down To The Well\u2019 and \u2018Rock A My Soul\u2019. These last two recordings eventually turned up on a Sound Waves EP alongside tracks by The Pogues, Sugarcubes and The Wedding Present. Funded by Francis' father, the $1000 sessions were mixed over a further three days, eventually resulting in The Purple Tape. Copies were sent to interested parties, including local promoter Ken Goes (who immediately became the band's manager) and Ivo Watts-Russell, head honcho at 4AD, \"the coolest record company to pay on time\".\nIvo was so impressed with the recordings that he signed the band and released eight of the tracks from the original demos as Come On Pilgrim, housed in a distinctive sleeve by 4AD's resident design company, 23 envelope. For the band's next album, Ivo brought in Big Black frontman and sound engineer Steve Albini to unleash \"lazy evil\" into the Pixies sound. The resulting Surfer Rosa featured many gems, none more so than Kim's instant classic \u2018Gigantic\u2019. An uneasy physical presence dominated \u2018Bone Machine\u2019 and \u2018Broken Face\u2019, while \u2018Cactus\u2019 was spiked with T Rex's \u2018The Groover\u2019 and inspired by a prison inmate's pleas for his girlfriend to rub her dress with blood and send it to him. Then there was the brief comic book heroism of \u2018Tony's Theme\u2019 and an extended reworking of \u2018Vamos\u2019. The album was completed in a fortnight, apart from some vocal mixes added afterwards.\nTwo years later, Albini, in typically provocative fashion, described Surfer Rosa as \"a patchwork pinch loaf from a band [who] at their top dollar best, were blandly entertaining college rock\". However, most people who heard it were blown away by its abrasive dynamics and breathtakingly original songwriting. The record established the Pixies in the UK, topping the independent charts, and was named Album Of The Year by both Melody Maker and Sounds.\nThe Pixies arrived on British shores in April 1988 to support Throwing Muses on a tour beginning at London's Mean Fiddler. One writer described this as, \"the finest double act since the Romans decided to put the Christians and the lions on the same bill\". The setlist featured some new songs, which were given a wider airing via a Peel session in July. These included \u2018Wild Honey Pie\u2019, which continued the band's fascination with The Beatles' White Album, plus \u2018In Heaven\u2019 and \u2018Hey\u2019. For a second trip to the BBC on October 1988, the band chose \u2018Dead\u2019, \u2018Tame\u2019, \u2018There Goes My Gun\u2019 and \u2018Manta Ray\u2019. A live version of \u2018Hey\u2019 also appeared on The Sounds Machine EP1, given away with Sounds magazine, alongside Throwing Muses' \u2018Mania\u2019. Both bands' sets had been recorded on the last date of their tour at London's Town And Country Club. This gig was also the source for the live version of \u2018Vamos\u2019 and \u2018In Heaven\u2019 that backed a remixed version of the \u2018Gigantic\u2019 12\".\nIt was around this time that the Pixies struck up a relationship with British producer Gil Norton, who led the band into a Boston studio during the last six weeks of 1988 to work on their forthcoming album, provisionally titled Whore. The band returned to the UK in spring 1989, and caused a little mischief at their two London shows. The first featured songs played in alphabetical order, while the second reversed the order of the setlist, with the band leaving the stage after one song (the previous night's encore) only to return for the rest of the set. 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        "raw_content": "By Brett Pollard\nThe use of double-skin facades has increased significantly over the last 10 to 15 years, primarily due to the benefits attributed to them in regard to increased energy efficiency and improved daylighting. There remains debate, however, about whether these benefits would be more effectively provided by a well designed, traditional, single-skin facade system. This paper discusses the various types of double-skin facades systems, exploring their features and function. The paper then reviews recent research and examples to attempt to reach a conclusion as to whether with a double-skin facade, more really is less.\nDouble-skin facade types\nClimatic suitability",
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        "raw_content": "Documenting Coastal Night Raids of North Korea, October 1950\nAmong the unique sources for Korean War history available in the United Kingdom, those associated with Labour MP Tom Driberg are particularly intriguing. I first became aware of Driberg as part of an article project entitled \u2018British Responses to Korean War Crimes\u2019 (co-authored with Hannah Dawson, forthcoming in English Historical Review, 2019). Initially, Driberg appeared as a voice of conscience in the House of Commons calling \u2026 Continue reading Documenting Coastal Night Raids of North Korea, October 1950\nAdam Cathcart February 20, 2018 February 21, 2018 Leave a comment\nChina, Chinese foreign policy, Cold War History, EU-East Asia relations, Hong Kong, People's Republic of China\nBritain\u2019s Global Cold War: Publications by Alexander Nicholas Shaw\nOne of the nice things about my job is that I get to work with some the most talented young historians in the field today. Alexander Shaw is one of those working and publishing in international history. He is active in archives including the UK \u2018Migrated Archives\u2019 and addresses many questions pertinent to readers of this website. His work on British policy towards East & Southeast \u2026 Continue reading Britain\u2019s Global Cold War: Publications by Alexander Nicholas Shaw\nhistory and memory, Korean War, Pensee\nOn Memorial Day, and Korea\nOne day in May back in the 1990s, an old man stood about ten meters from a small flag on my father\u2019s grave in Minnesota and gave a speech about Korea, the \u2018forgotten war.\u2019 For me, the war hadn\u2019t been so much forgotten as learned and immediately neglected. One simple dot-matrix printout had been made (being a hoarder who needs to read everything multiple times \u2026 Continue reading On Memorial Day, and Korea\nhistory and memory, Kim Jong-un, Korean War, US-North Korea relations, War Crimes\nNotes on the Sinchon Massacre\nThe death of North Korean civilians at Sinchon is significant on a few levels. On the one hand, it calls our attention to the always fractious topic of war crimes in Korea, and the contested nature of the memory of those crimes. On the other hand, the Sinchon massacre has underpinned a great deal of anti-U.S. propaganda in the DPRK and today remains a touchstone \u2026 Continue reading Notes on the Sinchon Massacre",
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        "raw_content": "1022 drains adopted in Riverside\nWhat does it mean to adopt a drain?\nCity Riverside, California\nReport any maintenance needs to the City of Riverside 311 Call Center\nThe City of Riverside (\"City\") provides the Adopt-a-Drain program (\"AAD\") to you subject to the following Terms of Service Agreement (\"Agreement\") which may be updated by us from time to time without notice to you. By accessing and using AAD, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms and provision of this Agreement.\nDescription of Adopt-a-Drain\nAdopt-a-Drain is an initiative of the City to encourage residents to clear out blocked storm drains. 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        "raw_content": "Most people on the Continent have never heard of it. Still, every culture, even the most fine, produces some version of it: pressed meat in a can. Even the Italians have their own version: Simmenthal (which is shredded and encased in aspic rather than pressed, and tastes much better than it sounds). The British, of course, have their famous corned beef, which can be purchased in a can in a tin. Perhaps the French are above such things, but somehow I\u2019m sure they have their own version as well (well, of course they have their tins of fine p\u00e2t\u00e9 that go for \u20ac50 a pop, but I\u2019m talking about the kind of tinned (or canned if you\u2019re American) meat that makes the gourmands out there turn up their noses, so we can\u2019t really include p\u00e2t\u00e9 in our list). No, I\u2019m talking about the stuff we Americans know as SPAM. It\u2019s the stuff that was used as rations during WWII (and, to this day, remains a kind of regional delicacy in Hawaii as a result\u2026 yes, there is such a thing as Spam salad, Spam pizza\u2026). All these years I\u2019ve been under the impression that Spam was, simply, Spam. Au contraire! However, I had to go to an NYC deli on the Lower East Side to discover that this historically (and often affectionately) maligned American delicacy food item has branched out quite a bit since the 1940s. Who would have guessed? If you\u2019ve been worrying that food might get boring after a hypothetical ice-age/nuclear/zombie/asteroid-provoked apocalypse, you can breathe a sigh of relief. The good old Spam company has ensured that we will not lack for variety for quite a few decades after the end of the world as we know it.\nCan man live on Spam alone? Perhaps it\u2019s not so far-fetched of an idea after all (well, provided the man in question isn\u2019t a vegetarian).\nHaven\u2019t heard enough yet? Here\u2019s a Spam encore!:\nFor those of you who didn\u2019t think America took it\u2019s Spam seriously: Spam Museum in Austin, Minnesota: Dedicated to This One Cultural Icon (infolific.com)\nFor those of you who aren\u2019t sure you believe me about the Hawaiian Spam fixation: We Made SPAM Sushi (mancave.cbslocal.com)\nFor those of you who\u2026 well\u2026 just check it out. Need I say more?: 21 Sexy Ways To Eat Spam (neatorama.com)\nThanks for coming along to NYC! I saw a whole lot more than Spam on a shelf, but let\u2019s take things one at a time. There will be more NY adventures coming soon.\nUntil next time, bon app\u00e9tit!\nThis entry was posted in Glorious Food!, In Jest and tagged Food, Hawaii, New York City, SPAM, United States. Bookmark the permalink.\nOne thought on \u201cSpam, Glorious Spam!\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Why Nigeria should have allowed Igbos go their way\nA former Chief of Defence Staff in the second republic, General Ipoola Alani Akinrinade has said that the Igbo people of the Southeastern Nigeria should have been allowed to secede.\nAkinrinade also noted that it was now very difficult to keep Nigeria together, stressing that the ideals that people had to keep Nigeria in one piece were all gone.\nHe said even as much as he would like Nigeria to remain as one, he doubts the possibility.\nHe told Vanguard, \u201cGood, you allow people to make choices. And you also said it is good to allow people decide their fate.\n\u201cThis present agitation by the Igbos, garbed in the Biafra movement, in retrospect, wouldn\u2019t we now begin to admit that the fight to keep Nigeria one, based on contemporary realities, was futile, a fool\u2019s errand, that was not worth it?\n\u201cThose ideals that people had, in keeping the nation one, appear to have been thrown out of the window.\n\u201cWell, I think as far back as the early 1980s, I\u2019d alluded to the fact that it is still possible to keep a country like Nigeria one.\n\u201cI have doubts myself now.\n\u201cAs far back as 1983 when I went to Ife to deliver a lecture, I suggested that we would do much better with a confederation.\n\u201cI believe a confederal system is more manageable.\n\u201cBut even at that time, people kicked. So, imagine what the response would be now because things have gone from bad to worse.\n\u201cWhy didn\u2019t we allow the Igbos to go their way?\u201d\nAsked if Nigeria should have allowed Igbo go their way, he added, \u201cAbsolutely. But, honestly, we can have a true federal system after all.\u201d\nPrevious British government has been sending a delegation to the court and equally going to the prison to see IPOB leader.\nNext Tinubu breaks silence on Buhari\u2019s health, warns Nigerians\nYou can\u2019t sign up on this bro, I tried but can\u2019t.",
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        "raw_content": "Paris Picks \u2013 My Favourite Breakfast Spot\nWhen choosing somewhere to eat in Paris you often have to make a choice: quality or location. If it\u2019s that quintessential riverside setting you\u2019re after, or a view of the Eiffel Tower, more often than not you\u2019ll have to compromise on quality.\nNestled in the arcades of the beautiful Place des Vosges, Carette is an exception to that rule. I\u2019m not sure what I can say about this place that hasn\u2019t been said a thousand times before, but I can\u2019t think of a better way to start the day in Paris than on the sunny terrace of this beautiful caf\u00e9.\nCarette has three locations in Paris. The original is at Trocadero, close to the Eiffel Tower. It opened its doors in 1927 when Jean and Madeleine Carette gave their name to a place that would become known for its friendly, welcoming atmosphere and elegant pastries, just as it is today.\nIn the morning, the sun shines under the archways and onto the terrace of Carette in Place des Vosges. You\u2019ll typically find business men and women on their way to work, a scattering of tourists and a steady stream of regulars, including us, getting ready for the day ahead. It\u2019s a great people-watching spot with quite a few glamorous patrons. I wasn\u2019t even surprised when I saw Woody Allen sitting in the window one morning. In fact, I was more surprised when I realised that it was actually a rather grand-looking (female) doppelganger.\nThe breakfasts here aren\u2019t cheap but you get your money\u2019s worth. The caf\u00e9 au lait and the chocolat chaud are poured, piping hot, from silver pots and you get at least two cups out of each one. If you order the tartine\u2014often half of half a baguette\u2014you get a whole small baguette, straight from under the grill. The butter comes prettily displayed on little plates, hand-rolled into the shape of a snail\u2019s shell, along with your chosen jam or honey. The croissants are light and airy. I haven\u2019t tried any of the sumptuous-seeming cakes or pastries. Whenever I\u2019m in Paris I\u2019m always too full from hearty lunches and breakfasts to feel like cakes or afternoon tea. One day, I\u2019ll turn up hungry and finally sample one of the rosy raspberry tarts or glistening coffee eclairs.\nMr A Little Piece of Paris is a big fan of hot chocolate and has made the French custom of dunking croissants into a cup of steaming coco his own. While many Paris caf\u00e9s produce the watery, sugary variety, at Carette the chocolat chaud is authentic\u2014made with cream, dark, bitter chocolate and just the right amount of sugar.\nBack in Oslo I typically start my day by walking to work. My route takes me up past the botanic gardens, through a newly-built residential area, past a football pitch and then into the industrial park where my office is. Every now and then, depending on which way the wind blows, the smell of freshly baked bread reaches my nose just as I\u2019m crossing the bridge over the motorway. When it does, I close my eyes and imagine myself, not on my way to the office, but on my way to breakfast in Carette in the ever-lovely Place des Vosges.\nalittlepieceofparisbaguettebreakfast in pariscarettecroissantlemaraisparisparis terracespastryplace des vosges\nPrevious Post The Tiniest of Paris Apartments\nNext Post Simple Suppers \u2013 Barbequed Rabbit",
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        "raw_content": "by Lucille Fletcher\nWritten in 1948, \"Sorry, Wrong Number\" became one of the most popular radio plays of its time and featured Agnes Moorehead as Leona Stevenson. The play was adapted for the screen in 1948, and was directed by Anatole Litvak and starred Burt Lancaster and Barbara Stanwyck, who received an Oscar nomination for Best Actress for her performance. Sorry, Wrong Number was nominated for the 1949 Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Motion Picture. The play was also adapted for television in 1989.\nYou can read \"Sorry, Wrong Number\" in the print version of Zoetrope All-Story.",
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        "raw_content": "Ferrosilicon \u2013 ferro silicon \u2013 iranian Ferrosilicon\nHome Ferrosilicon \u2013 ferro silicon \u2013 iranian Ferrosilicon\nFerrosilicon is a kind of ferroalloys which is integrated of silicon and iron. The ratio of the two chemical substances are combined different, with the proportion of silicon ranging anywhere between 15% and 90% . This alloy is also known by the name of ferrosilicium. Its identification has known by CAS Number: 8049-17-0 and its chemical formula is \u201cFeSi\u201d.\nProduction methods:\nThere are a few methods to produce ferrosilicon. Ferrosilicon can be produced by reacting the coke with silica. Or it can produce by obtaining this alloy in the submerged electric arc furnace for melting steel scrap and quartz together with a reductant. Then the hot liquid alloy will pour in a sandbed and after cooled will broke into small pieces. Depend on the ordered size; these small pieces can be crushed further to obtain the required size. Also there is another important byproduct which has produce by the large quantities of silica and its name is Microsilica which is obtained from this reaction.\nPicture 1 \u2013 Ferrosilicon\nFerrosilicons is available in the worldwide market of varying silicon content. Ferrosilicons having a proportion of 15%, 45%, 75%, and 90% which silicon can be found and the rest is contains of iron. Other elements like calcium and aluminum usually have a presence of around 2% in the 75% of silicon.\nThere are several uses of this alloy as below descriptions:\nThe typical usage of ferrosilicon is in deoxidizing steel same as other ferroalloys. This helps to separate the carbon from molten steel.\nFerrosilicon is commonly using in the casting, metallurgical industry and melting\nThis alloy is also using in the other ferroalloys manufactures.\nThe alloy is used as a basic raw material for adjusting and suspending mineral processing and in the melting industry. It is also used for deoxidization and coating in steel melting.\nFerrosilicon can be used as a source of pure silicon in the electric industry.\nIt is used to manufacture silicon copper in the chemical industry.\nThis alloy is used in the manufacturing of semiconductors.\nIt is used for making silicon steel that is used in transformer cores and electro motors.\nIt has sometimes uses of component in electrode coatings for arc welding.\nIt is used as a source of silicon as well as to produce high-temperature resistant and corrosion-resistant ferrous silicon alloys.\nFerrosilicon is an important part of Pidgeon process that magnesium can be derived from dolomite.\nThe physical and chemical properties of Ferrosilicon are listed below:\nMolecular Weight: The molecular weight for this alloy is 28.0855 g/mol.\nMelting Point: The melting point of this substance varies with the content of silicon. FeSi 45 contains 45% silicon and its melting point ranges between 1215\u00b0C and 1300\u00b0C. FeSi 75 contains 75% silicon and its melting point ranges between 1210\u00b0C and 1315\u00b0C. FeSi 90 contains 90% silicon and its melting point ranges between 1210\u00b0C and 1380\u00b0C.\nBoiling Point: The boiling point for this substance is 2355\u00b0C.\nDensity: The density of Ferrosilicon is different for different ratios of alloy compositions. FeSi 45 has a density of 5.1 g/cm3. The density of FeSi 75 is 2.8 g/cm3 and FeSi 90 has a density of 2.4 g/cm3.\nAppearance: The shape of ferrosilicon powder particles can be spherical or irregular, like lumps, crushed or milled.\nCorrosivity: It is resistant to corrosiveness and abrasiveness.\nColor: The color of Ferrosilicon varies between silvery grey and dark grey.\nOdor: Odorless; can be dangerous when inhaled.\nSolubility: Ferrosilicon may react with water to produce hydrogen.\nCombustibility: The dust particles of Ferrosilicon are combustible.\nSpecific Gravity: Specific Gravity of ferro-silicon varies with the proportions in which the two chemical substances are mixed. For FeSi 75, the specific gravity is 3.01.\nFerrosilicon is a toxic, irritant and combustible substance. The alloy can be hazardous to human health. Toxic and flammable gases are produced when this alloy reacts with moisture, bases and acids. Hence adequate protection is needed from accidentally inhaling or ingesting the material.\nWhile dealing with this alloy, care should be taken to protect the eyes and the skin. Ferro silicon is a stable substance. However, under certain conditions this material can also catch fire. It is thus important to adhere to adequate protective measures while dealing with this substance. The probable dangers posed by Ferro silicon and the protective measures one needs to follow are discussed below in details.",
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        "raw_content": "3 Killer Ways To Promote A Small Business Locally\nPosted on Feb 22, 2016 Nov 7, 2018\nEvery business owner has ambitions of making it big and being successful. But, sometimes you have to think small, to become big. Before you take on the world, you have to dominate the local market. On that note, here are three killer ways you can promote a small business locally:\nAn awesome company website\nSome small business owners think they don\u2019t need a website. You\u2019re only small, and you want to draw in a local business, why should you have a website? Surely it\u2019s just a waste of time and money? Well, it\u2019s not.\nIn fact, it\u2019s probably one of the best marketing tactics around today. Creating a company website will give you a new way of reaching your target audience. In this case, you want to promote to the local community. A website lets you do that with ease. You see, when people search for companies, they tend to get some listed in \u2018local search results\u2019.\nThese will be all the relevant businesses that are close by. Say you want to find a marketing agency, you type it into Google, and there will be some local results of nearby businesses. It\u2019s your job to get your business into these local search results.\nOne way you can do this is to register your business on Google. If you go here https://www.google.com/business/, you\u2019ll be able to do just that. Then, your company appears in local results, and on Google Maps too!\nAs well as focussing on local results, you should work on improving the organic SEO of your site. By doing this, you ensure that you end up higher up in organic search results. This refers to all the normal results you see.\nThe higher up you are, the more likely people will click on your website. Plus, it\u2019s the mark of a respectable business to be one of the top results in Google.\nFinally, it\u2019s important to note that you have to make your website as amazing as possible. Don\u2019t think you can cut corners and design a cheap one. It must look professional and live up to current website standards.\nThe good news is, it won\u2019t cost a lot for you to design a website. There are sites like Wix that allow you to build and design a website in no time at all. Plus, the cost is relatively cheap too.\nWhen you\u2019re talking about ways to market a business to a local audience, sponsorships are one of the best things ever. To be clear, I\u2019m not talking about your business getting sponsorships. I\u2019m talking about you sponsoring things.\nIt\u2019s a great way to promote yourself and ensure that local consumers know about your business. But, what are the best things for you to sponsor?\nStarting off, I highly recommend you sponsor some events. No doubt there will be loads of different events on throughout the year. Most places will have summer events and carnivals/festivals.\nYou should offer to sponsor events like these, and you\u2019ll get your name out there. Your business will get mentioned whenever people see things that talk about the event.\nOn every poster, your name and logo will be visible. At the event itself, you\u2019ll have your brand everywhere. In fact, you could even give out a few free merchandise to people too.\nThe people organizing the event will also give you a shout out and make people thank you for the sponsorship. It\u2019s a thoroughly effective way of turning an unknown business into a household name.\nAnother thing you could sponsor is local sports teams. I\u2019m sure there are lots of different sports teams in your area. All of these will be looking for companies to sponsor the team.\nIt\u2019s a great way of getting your brand logo out there and increasing awareness. And, because these teams are local, you\u2019ll be promoting to your target market.\nThe great thing about sponsorships is that it\u2019s a victory for both parties. You get to promote your business, and a sports team gets their kit paid for. All in all, sponsorships are a fantastic idea.\nA great way to get your business into local homes is by creating commercial videos. Make a video advertising your business, and get people to watch it.\nThere are two key things to consider here, how you create the video, and how you get people to watch it. Firstly, we\u2019ll look at how you create the video.\nCreating a commercial video is easier said than done. If you have no video production experience, then you\u2019ll find it hard. You could probably film a short advert, but I bet it won\u2019t look very good.\nAnd that\u2019s not me being harsh, it\u2019s me assuming you don\u2019t have the expertise needed. Instead, you should look for companies like Suite Spot that specialise in video production.\nCompanies like these can produce the commercial video for you. The result is you having a professional looking video on your hands. When people see it, they\u2019ll be amazed by the production value.\nIt\u2019s incredible how a high-quality video can make someone think twice about a business. The public will think you\u2019re professional and take things seriously.\nNow, how do you get people to watch this super amazing commercial video?\nTo start, you should try and get it on local TV stations. This way, it will be broadcast to local people, throughout the day. Essentially, you\u2019re forcing your business into people\u2019s homes. It\u2019s a splendid way of promoting a small business locally.\nNext, turn to the internet. Remember that website we spoke about earlier? Upload your commercial video to the home page so people can see it.\nThen, post it on social media to increase awareness. 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        "raw_content": "Book Blogger Hop No. 105: Reading the Same Book in the Original and in Translation\nHave you ever read a book written\nin a foreign language you might\nbe fluent in, and then read the\nsame book in English?\nSince I'm fluent in Spanish as well as English, I can read books in either language. My native language is actually Spanish. Most of the time, I do read in English, but sometimes I'll pick up a book in Spanish. However, I always review in English, whether on this blog or on my other blog. I don't currently have a Spanish-language blog (and I don't have time for one, either).\nIf I know the original language a book was written in, I prefer to read it in that language, of course. However, if I LOVE a book in either of these two languages, I will read it in BOTH!\nI've only done this with two books so far, though. The first one was Twilight, which is the first book of The Twilight Saga, by Stephenie Meyer. I have read it a total of FOUR times -- the first three, in English, and the fourth, in Spanish. That's how much I LOVE this novel! I also love the other three novels in the Saga, but the first one is definitely my favorite.\nFor those who are not that familiar with The Twilight Saga (and very few people aren't, but well, just in case....) it's about a young woman named Bella Swan who decides to go live with her divorced dad in the rainy town of Forks, in the state of Washington. She's really sacrificing herself for the sake of her mother and her new husband, though. She actually HATES Forks. However, ti's there that she meets the love of her life, the mysterious Edward Cullen, who turns out to be....a vampire.\nWhat I LOVE about this series is that Edward and his family members are strongly committed to not harming humans. Edward and Bella realize that their very unusual relationship has some challenges to overcome, but they just can't help loving each other.\nI was SO crazy about the first book in particular that I wanted to experience the story in Spanish, to see how it came across in that language. Besides, this was just another excuse for me to get MORE of this story. Lol.\nI did the same thing with a literary fiction novel I read some time ago, except in reverse. I read it in Spanish first, as this is the book's original language. The novel is titled, in Spanish, La Isla de los Amores Infinitos. The English title is The Island of Eternal Love. I LOVED this book, so, some time after reading the original, I also read it in English. The author is Daina Chaviano, a Cuban writer renowned for her science fiction and fantasy works.\nThis novel is about three different families, from three different ethnic groups, and how they all become one family, in Havana, Cuba. The story begins in the late nineteenth century,in China, and then moves to Spain, Africa, Cuba, and Miami, Florida, stretching across the years to the start of the Cuban Revolution, and moving on to the present time. One of the families is from China, the second, from Africa, and the third, from Spain. The author has stated that these three groups represent the basic ethnic mixture that makes up the Cuban people.\nThis novel includes paranormal elements, as well, which is another reason I love it! There's a haunted house that moves from place to place, and other interesting events. There's also romance, with some very special stories involving the various descendants of the three families. Besides, the whole story is seen through the eyes of its main character, Cecilia, a Cuban journalist living in Miami. I greatly enjoyed her story, as well, and it fits in seamlessly with the rest of the novel.\nChaviano's novel, which I consider to be a masterpiece, fascinated me so much that I have read it three times -- twice in Spanish, and once in English. I would love it if it were made into a movie!\nI think it's very interesting to compare original works with their translated versions. Sometimes, if the reader is very familiar with both of the languages, s/he can pick up any errors made by the translators.\nThe two novels I've mentioned have been superbly translated, so I have not come across any egregious errors, thankfully enough. A truly expert translator will ensure that everything in a novel is properly translated. Many times, that means that a LITERAL, word-for-word translation will not give the true meaning of a phrase in the original language.\nI might read the rest of the novels in The Twilight Saga in Spanish. As for Chaviano's other books, I'm not sure if any of them have been translated into English, but I will definitely check! I'm also thinking of reading the Harry Potter novels in Spanish. And, of course, there's La Sombra del Viento, by Carlos Ruiz Zaf\u00f3n. The English title is The Shadow of the Wind. I own both the original, in Spanish, and the English translation. Since this novel deals with books, I KNOW I'll fall in love with it, and thus, will want to read it in both languages!\nLabels: blog hops, Book Blogger Hop, book memes, fantasy, historical fiction, paranormal romance, translated books, YA\nMy mother tongue is Dutch so back in the day before I read English I read Twilight in my own language. And it was the first book I read in English. Now I always read books in English. ^_^\nOh, that must be a LOVELY language! I wish i knew more than just two, lol. Well, I did study French in high school, but unfortunately, I've lost most of it....\nAnd the first book you read in English was \"Twilight\"? YAAAAAAAAY!!!! How AWESOME is that? :) :) :)\nI have now started to read the first Harry Potter book in Spanish. The translation is based on the British edition.\nThanks for the nice comment!! Have a wonderful day!! <3 <3 <3 :) :) :)\nSandrine HUYNH August 25, 2017 at 9:05 AM\nAs I said before, I'm French so.. English in my foreign language ahah. I usually read the book in their original version first but back in the time where I was not fluent enough to read in English, I used to read everything in French (and not by choice). It was okay because at that time, most of the books I read were French books ^^ But then one day... I read Obsidian (by Jennifer L.Armenrtrout) and the book 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 were not available in French yet. Translations take a lot of time and I couldnt wait for years. Fortunately for me, I had reach a sufficient enough level of English to be able to read the books in their original version so I took my leap and since then, I read mainly English books.\nThe only series after that that I read in French before the English version is the Shatter me series by Mafi Tahereh because I read in reviews on Goodreads that the English version was quite hard to understand even for English natives (supposedly due to the punctuation but I tried it in English after and I didn't mind anything so... I don't know ?). I also read Twilight in both the language ^^\nYou know, I studied French in high school, but I have gradually lost all my fluency in the language. I don't have anyone around to practice with.... :( And I studied it for four years, too. Plus I also took one year of French Lit. in college. I can write this, though: C'est dommage, n'est-ce pas? Lol. I do remember little things like that. Plus this VERY necessary question: Ou est la salle de bain? But WAIT!! I have just checked with Google, and have just found that the correct question is: Ou sont les toilettes? According to this article, asking for \"la salle de bain\" means you want to take a bath, not use the toilet! Lol, lol, lol!! So I'm glad I double-checked! :) :) :)\nHere's the link I found on Google:\nhttps://www.frenchtoday.com/blog/the-right-way-to-ask-where-is-the-bathroom-in-french\nThis is fascinating! We learn something new every day, right? :) :)\nIt's GREAT that you were able to read the Armentrout books in English! As for the \"Shatter Me\" series, I haven't even read it in English! Lol. I do wish I could read French well enough to read books in that language....because I LOVE it!! I would need to start studying it again, though.\nAnd you read \"Twilight\" in both French and English? AWESOME!! Maybe one day I'll be able to read it in French, aussi!!\nThanks for the AWESOME comment, Sandrine!! J'espere que tu passe un bon week-end!! <3 <3 3 :) :) :)\nSandrine HUYNH September 1, 2017 at 7:36 PM\nLOOOOL ! But don't worry, French is a difficult language.... Like.. You have to conjugate the verb with the time AND with the pronoun before it ._. And then, there are too many exceptions ._.\nAnd yes, Toilet = toilettes, bathroom = salle de bain x)\nLoool xD I'll chekc the article later *half asleep*\nMaybe ;p\nMerci, toi aussi =p !\nrunwright August 25, 2017 at 12:46 PM\nI have read books in Spanish and a couple children's book in French when I was studying it, but I have never read the same book in two languages. Great idea, though, and a suggestion I will take up.\nOh, how AWESOME that you've read books in Spanish and French!! I used to be able to read French myself, as I studied the language all four years of high school. I also took one year of French Lit. in college. Alas, I have forgotten most of my French.... I can't even ATTEMPT to read a book in this beautiful language now.... :( I would need to go back and study it again. So KUDOS to you for being able to read books in French!! :) :)\nIf I ADORE a book, I will read it in both English and Spanish. That's my excuse to not let go of the book, haha! Of course, I will read the book in the original language first, whether it's English or Spanish. I'm glad you like this idea! It's great to compare books and their translations into other languages, I think.\nThanks for the nice comment!! J'espere que tu passe un bon week-end! (That's one of the few phrases I remember, lol.) <3 <3 :) :)\nBrian Joseph August 25, 2017 at 12:59 PM\nThis is a super post Maria.\nThe topic is so very interesting. When I am reading a translated work I always wonder how much the translation has changed it.\nYour experience with La Isla de los Amores Infinitos is so interesting. It is good to know that translation was a good one. I have read some fascinating translators\u2019 notes. For instance, I recently read Edith Grossman\u2019s translation of Don Quixote. In her introduction Grossman wrote how the speakers in the work would often shift between formal and informal tenses in Spanish and how it was difficult to translate that into English. I remember reading similar things from other translators of other books.\nI was once fairly good at reading Italian. If I had kept at it I would have reached a point where I could read original works in Italian. Alas I did not keep at it and I have lost much of the proficiency that I had achieved. Otherwise I would be reading original works in Italian.\nWhat I have found out, when reading books in Spanish that were originally written in English, is that certain cultural nuances might be lost in translation. For instance, humor is not easily translated into another language, as it's got a lot to do with the original language's culture.\nOne interesting thing I've discovered, when reading these books translated into Spanish, is that they are always translated into Castilian Spanish. This is the version of the language that is spoken in most parts of Spain. Although Spanish is spoken in many countries in Latin America as well, there are some subtle differences. The situation is similar to that between American and British English. We say \"elevator\", and they say \"lift\", for example. In Castilian Spanish, the word for \"car\" is \"coche\". We Cubans and Cuban-Americans say \"carro\" instead. In other Latino countries, they say \"auto\". Also, in Castilian Spanish, the word for \"You\" (plural) is \"Vosotros\", whereas in the Spanish spoken among Cubans, Puerto Ricans, and other Latinos, the word used is \"Ustedes\". Of course, the verb forms are completely different when you use one vs. the other. \"You study\" (plural) is \"Vosotros estudiais\" in Castilian Spanish, and in other versions, it's \"Ustedes estudian\".\nI remember starting \"Don Quijote\" -- in Spanish -- years ago, and giving up in frustration. There were just too many words I didn't know, plus the book is SOOOOO long! I don't remember much of what I read, so I would have to go back and check the formal and informal tenses.\nOh, how WONDERFUL that you used to be able to read books in Italian!! You should go back and brush up on it, so you can do so again, Brian. After all, your family background is Italian.\nI used to be able to read books in French. Unfortunately, I didn't keep at it, either, so I have lost most of my fluency in that beautiful language. So we both need to recuperate this fluency; you in Italian, and I in French! Lol.\nThanks for the AWESOME comment!! Hope your Saturday is going great, and that your Sunday will be great, too!! <3 :)\nI enjoy reading books from other parts of the world, many of which are translated into English. I often find myself wondering if a book reads as well (or better) in its native language and what, if anything, has had to be changed. One of my pet peeves is when translated books are \"Americanized\" just for the U.S. reading population. That goes for books from the U.K. that are \"Americanized\" was well. I feel like something is lost in the process.\nAnyway, I have a lot of admiration for those (like yourself) who are fluent in multiple languages. I studied Spanish in high school and college, but never got the knack for it. Part of my problem was being too shy to practice it often enough. I've lost most of what I learned, although I can still pick up little things here and there.\nI think it's great that you read books both in Spanish and English. I would too if I was fluent in other languages, I think. I'd want to see how it translates and what, if any differences there are.\nThank you for your thoughtful response, Maria! I hope you and your husband have a great weekend! School starts up on Monday and there's so much to do before then!\nI have also read books originally written in other languages, and how I wish I could read them in the original ones! For instance, I would LOVE to be able to read the masterpieces of Hermann Hesse in their original German. And I would also LOVE to be able to read \"Crime and Punishment\" in Russian! Ditto for Dante's \"Divine Comedy\", originally written in Italian. I've never read it in English, either, though. Lol.\nYou know, if a book is written in British English, I don't see why it would be \"Americanized\" for American readers. That doesn't make any sense. I remember reading one book published in the UK around Christmastime last year, and yes, there were some words and idioms I was not familiar with. But, so what? I just Googled them! This does seem silly. However, if a book in another language is translated by an American translator, then of course it would contain American usage and idioms. That's a different story. But a book published in the UK being \"Americanized\"? That's just crazy!\nI have the same problem with French that you have with Spanish. I took four years of it in high school, plus one year of French Lit. in college, but have lost most of my fluency, since I have no one to practice with. :(\nMy family came to the US from Cuba when I was 9, so I stopped studying Spanish formally after the third grade. From the fourth grade on, all of my classes were in English. I didn't lose the Spanish, though, because Mom made us girls speak it at home. Plus, all of my previous reading in the language really paid off.\nThere are nuances, due to the culture surrounding a language, that will be inevitably lost in translation. And, books translated into Spanish are translated into Castilian Spanish, which is the version used in Spain. So, when I'm reading in Spanish, I will definitely come across some unfamiliar words and idioms. The Spanish spoken in Latin American is not quite the same as that spoken in Spain. As you know, one example is \"Vosotros\" vs. \"Ustedes\" for the plural form of \"You\". And they say \"coche\" for \"car\", whereas a Cuban, or a Cuban-American, would say \"carro\".\nThanks so much for the compliment, Wendy! and thanks for wishing my husband and me a great weekend! The same to you guys! School started last week for me -- on the 21st. Have fun with your own school preparations! HUGS TO YOU AND MOUSE!!!! <3 <3 <3 :) :)\nThat is WONDERFUL that you can read books in different languages. I would take FOREVER if I read in a language other than English, but I guess I would recall the Spanish that I was good at for a \"slowly spoken\" conversation. :)\nI actually was able to translate the title of the book in Spanish. :) Go me!!\nLOVE your post as always - great question too. You always have thought-provoking questions and questions I would have never thought to ask. THANK YOU, Maria.\nHave a great week, and thanks for commenting on my blog.\nYeah, I'm SO happy about that!! And it's thanks to my mom, too!! Our family came to the US when I was 9, so, from the 4th grade on up, all of my classes were in English. I never studied Spanish formally again. My sisters and I didn't lose the language because Mom made us all speak Spanish at home. In addition to that, I've always read a lot, and my first books were in Spanish. However, I do need to look up words and idioms when from to time, when reading in Spanish. That's because books translated into Spanish use the version of the language spoken in Spain, known as \"Castilian Spanish\". That's probably what you studied in school, too.\nOh, you were able to translate the title of the book? GO, YOU!!! YAAAAAY!!! :) :)\nYou know, I used to be fluent in French. I studied the language all four years of high school, and then took one year in college. But sadly, I'm no longer fluent in it. :(\nAwwww.....you always say such NICE things, Elizabeth!! THANK YOU!! I try, I try!! Lol. And you're very welcome for the questions!\nHope you're having a SUPER nice weekend, and you're very welcome for my comment on your blog!\nHappy Hopping to you as well!! HUGS!!!! <3 <3 <3 :) :) :)\nWonderful your mother had you learn another language.\nMy father spoke beautiful Italian, but never taught us. He only spoke it with his parents and siblings. We picked up a few words, though.\nYou do have good questions...thanks\nHave a good rest of the weekend.\nYeah, she didn't want us to lose our native Spanish.\nIt's too bad your dad didn't teach you and your siblings to speak Italian. But I'm glad you did pick up a few words!\nThanks again for complimenting my questions! Hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend, too!! HUGS!!! <3 <3 <3 :) :) :)\nYes...not sure why he didn't teach us.\nYou too!! \ud83d\udc9d\ud83d\ude1d\ud83d\udc9d\ud83d\ude1d\ud83d\udc9d\ud83d\ude1d\ud83d\udc9d\ud83d\ude1d\nNicki J Markus August 25, 2017 at 9:00 PM\nReading the book in another language is a great way to reconnect with a favourite read!\nABSOLUTELY!! Now I've gotten so enthused, I've started to read the first Harry Potter novel!! Lol.\nIt's great you are able to read books in Spanish! I wish I could do the same too!\nYeah, I'm SO happy about that, as well! It's thanks to my mom, who made us girls speak Spanish at home. Plus, I've always read a lot, and my first books were in English.\nI do wish I knew other languages, too, though.... I used to be fluent in French, but no more....\nI meant to type, \"my first books were in Spanish\" LOL.\nDid you notice any really glaring problems with the Spanish translation of Twilight? Did all of the phrasing translate well? I'm super curious, since I can only read and speak English.\nThe thing about translating is that, many times, you can't translate LITERALLY or exactly, because it just wouldn't sound right in the target language. For instance, if you say in Spanish, \"He's just pulling your leg\", it sounds hilarious. So you have to give the equivalent in Spanish, which is \"El s\u00f3lo te est\u00e1 tomando el pelo.\" This, in English, would be, \"He's just taking (or drinking) your hair.\" LOL. An expert translator will give the EQUIVALENT meaning in the language s/he is translating a book into.\nHere are some examples from \"Twilight\". The first chapter's heading is \"First Sight\", which is translated into Spanish as \"Primer Encuentro\". The word \"encuentro\" usually means \"meeting\" or \"encounter\", while the word \"sight\" would really be \"vista\". But the translator apparently felt that, in this case, the word \"encuentro\" fit better, because Bella was actually encountering Forks for the first time. (Now this makes me wonder why Meyer didn't title her chapter \"First Encounter\".)\nHere's a comparison of two sentences from that first chapter. The original English: \"Charlie had really been fairly nice about the whole thing.\" Spanish: \"Lo cierto es que Charlie hab\u00eda aceptado bastante bien todo aquello.\" This is not a LITERAL translation, but an EQUIVALENT one, and it carries the meaning of the original perfectly. This translation states that Charlie \"had accepted all that pretty well\", which carries the meaning of the original.\nIn one part of Chapter 4, Bella asks Mike, \"Why would you do that?\" It seems that, in this case, the translator wasn't sure how to convey Bella's obvious dismay in asking this question. So, the version in Spanish is simply, \"\u00bfPor qu\u00e9?\", which is \"Why?\" in English. Had I translated this, I might have written instead, \"\u00bfPor qu\u00e9 diablos har\u00edas eso?\". In other words, \"Why the devil would you do that?\" But this would mean adding to the existing text. However, I don't really find just \"\u00bfPor qu\u00e9?\" satisfactory, as it doesn't really convey the exasperation in Bella's voice.\n(MORE COMING....)\nWow, this comment sure got long!! I got carried away! Lol.\nThe sentence that follows the question above is as follows, in English: \"I let disapproval color my tone, although I was relieved he hadn't given her an absolute 'no'.\" This is the Spanish version: \"Dej\u00e9 que mi voz reflejara cierta desaprobaci\u00f3n, aunque me aliviaba saber que no le hab\u00eda dado a Jessica un \u2019no\u2019 definitivo.\" In this case, the phrase, \"color my tone\" would not make sense in Spanish. So the translator gave an equivalent, which, in English, would be \"I allowed my voice to reflect disapproval\". This, of course, sounds a bit awkward in English, so you see how the translator is striving to give the equivalent meaning in Spanish. Also, the phrase \"I was relieved (that) he...\" is rendered, in Spanish, \"Me aliviaba saber que \u00e9l...\" The verb \"saber\" means \"to know\", so the way the translator worded this would be, in English, \"I felt relieved to know that he....\" In this case, the translator actually added \"to know\", which is not in the original. However, they did so because it makes the meaning clearer. They also added the name \"Jessica\", which is also not in the original.\nAll in all, I found this translation of \"Twilight\" to be excellent! I enjoyed the novel all over again in Spanish! :)\nThanks for the thought-provoking comment!! Hope you're having a GREAT weekend!! <3 :)\nKymberlee Powe August 26, 2017 at 11:31 AM\nIt's cool that you can read in both Spanish and English. I reading another Blog Hop post (a native Spanish speaker) and she mentioned that the Spanish language can be different in different countries. Did you have any issues understanding the text when you were reading the books in Spanish? My Hop\nHi, Ksymberlee!\nYeah, I think so too!! It's all thanks to my mom, who made us girls speak Spanish at home. Plus, I've always read a lot, and my first books were in Spanish.\nThere are indeed different versions of the Spanish language. Not that the language is ENTIRELY different in each Spanish-speaking country, but there are differences in words and idioms used.\nI've noticed that, when books are translated from other languages into Spanish, it's Castilian Spanish that's used. This is Spanish as spoken in Spain. There are differences in vocabulary and idioms. One example: the word \"car\", in Castilian Spanish, is \"coche\". A Cuban or Cuban-American would say \"carro\" instead. Other Latino countries would say \"auto\". Here in Miami, where there are many Latinos from different countries, you would hear different words and expressions being used. Another example: the verb \"to staple\" is \"presillar\" for us Cubans, and \"grapar\" or \"engrapar\" for other Latinos, including those living in Spain.\nSeveral years ago, when I went down to Colombia to teach English, I had a funny experience. One nice lady asked me, \"\u00bfYa se ama\u00f1\u00f3, pues?\" I gave her this blank look, and she laughed. Then she explained that this means \"So have you already settled in?\" or \"So have you already gotten used to things here?\" Although I'm fluent in Spanish, this was a phrase used only in Colombia, so I had never heard it before.\nThe same thing happens with British English and American English. They say \"lift\", and we say \"elevator\". And I'm sure there are other differences in other English-speaking countries.\nSo, when I'm reading a book in Spanish, I will sometimes need to Google unfamiliar words that are used in Castilian Spanish. This will also be the case with idioms. Overall, though, I do understand books in Spanish.\nThanks for the thought-provoking comment!! Hope you're having a nice weekend!! <3 :)",
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Although Trump said eight days later that the repatriation had happened, it had not. It still has not. So, it was not \u201cimmediate,\u201d though the Stars and Stripes newspaper reported from South Korea on Tuesday that the North has agreed to transfer as many as 55 sets of remains next week. The Pentagon and the State Department declined to comment on any specifics promised by the North.\n\u201cWe\u2019re making progress along the border to get the return of remains, a very important issue for those families,\u201d Pompeo said Wednesday at the White House. \u201cI think in the next couple of weeks we\u2019ll have the first remains returned, that\u2019s the commitment, so progress certainly being made there.\u201d\nLikely also to prove untrue is the part of the Trump-Kim statement that said the North had war remains \u201calready identified.\u201d It apparently has bones and perhaps associated personal effects, but history shows that any remains handed over by the North are likely to be difficult to identify. In recent days the State Department has changed that phrase to \u201calready collected,\u201d suggesting it realized the remains have not been identified.\n\u201cThere are no missing Americans who have been \u2018already identified\u2019 by the DPRK (North Korea) to be repatriated,\u201d says Paul Cole, who has researched POW-MIA issues from the Korean War for decades and served for four years as a scientific fellow at the Pentagon\u2019s Central Identification Laboratory in Hawaii. He said this element of the Singapore statement \u201creflects a near total ignorance of the role of science\u201d in accounting for war dead.\nThere is even some doubt that any remains turned over would be of Americans. Trump admitted as much in a CBS News interview July 14.\n\u201cYou know, remains are complicated,\u201d he said. \u201cSome of the remains, they don\u2019t even know if they are remains.\u201d\nThat\u2019s a big step back from his false assertion June 20 in Duluth, Minnesota: \u201cWe got back our great fallen heroes, the remains sent back today, already 200 got sent back.\u201d\nRichard Downes, whose father, Air Force Lt. Hal Downes, is among the Korean War missing, says hopes may have been raised too quickly.\n\u201cYes, the Singapore statement overpromised,\u201d he said, \u201cexacerbated by our hope that it was accurate.\u201d\nHope has long sustained Downes and thousands of other Americans who seek closure after decades of uncertainty about a relative missing from the war. The Pentagon says 7,699 U.S. servicemen are missing from Korea, including about 5,300 believed to be in the North. Downes, 70, was 3\u00bd when his father\u2019s B-26 Invader went down on Jan. 13, 1952, northeast of Pyongyang, the North Korean capital. His family was left to wonder about his fate. Downes is now executive director of the Coalition of Families of Korean and Cold War POW/MIAs, which advocates for remains recovery.\nThe Singapore statement may yet prove to be an important breakthrough. 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But for Cohen, the most resonant touchstone is Robbie Basho, whose playing was marked by his attraction to the mystical. \u201cI think about him in the fog of Big Sur\u2026it\u2019s just a different attitude\u2026\u201d Sitting down with AD, Cohen explained how Morning Flower, recorded in the desert of New Mexico, comes from a similar spirit.\nWe first read Maggie Smith\u2019s brilliant poem \u201cGood Bones\u201d after something bad had happened. Maybe you know the one \u2013 it\u2019s the one about trying to convince the young that despite how it looks, they could fix this place \u2013 our place \u2013 up and make it nice. It, like many of the pieces in her latest book, also called Good Bones, is addressed to and inspired by Smith\u2019s own children. But despite the fact that it goes viral over and over again in the wake of seemingly unceasing tragedies, Smith\u2019s poetry is not the kind designed to make you feel better. Nor is it the kind to make you feel bad. 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But as Republicans and Democrats struggle to find some consensus, there appears to be one point on which both sides can agree: The current system is flawed.\nBut how you approach reforming immigration depends on your point of view.\n\u201cImmigration should be serving the host nation\u2026 to bring in the right skills, people with good backgrounds, people who are educated, people who are going to add to our economic might,\u201d says Garrard County Attorney Mark Metcalf. \u201cThere\u2019s also room for the unskilled, and we have lots of unskilled that we\u2019ve been bringing in for several decades.\u201d\nMetcalf served a little more than two years as an immigration court judge in Miami during the George W. Bush Administration. He says the U.S. accepts more new citizens than all other nations combined. But he contends the number of illegal immigrants has skyrocketed in recent years because of lax enforcement, especially during the term of President Barack Obama. Metcalf also says many illegal immigrants who are released prior to their court date fail to appear in court and are never seen again.\nEmily Jones of Kentucky Refugee Ministries disagrees with Metcalf on the issue of which immigrants should get preference.\n\u201cI believe that we were founded as the United States of America as a refuge for those who are being persecuted in the world and that it\u2019s our duty to offer protection to those who need it most,\u201d says Jones. \u201cMerit-based immigration doesn\u2019t necessarily respect the dignity of people and it\u2019s a much less humane way to look at immigration.\u201d\nJones contends that immigrants and refugees contribute to the domestic economy and don\u2019t substantially increase crime. Dan Rose of Americans First counters that illegal immigrants are filling the nation\u2019s jails, driving down wages, and costing taxpayers billions of dollars in enforcement, judicial, and social service costs. He says lax immigration policies have contributed to the spread of terrorism to the United States.\n\u201cWe wouldn\u2019t have had 9/11\u2026 had we been more careful about who we let into our country,\u201d Rose says. \u201cIt\u2019s the worst attack on the continent that\u2019s ever occurred and it\u2019s all because we weren\u2019t paying attention to who we were letting into our country, so I think everyone needs to be concerned about it.\u201d\n\u201cOur immigration system is not one where we\u2019re sleeping on the job and no one is paying any attention to who\u2019s coming across our borders,\u201d says immigration attorney Nima Kulkarni. \u201cWe have an extremely restrictionist immigration system. It has been so basically since the 1790s.\u201d\nKulkarni, who is a Democratic candidate for the state House of Representatives, says immigrants perform jobs native-born Americans won\u2019t do and they pay taxes, whether they are here legally or illegally. She argues that the recent furor over the separation of migrant families has galvanized public opinion around changing what she calls unjust and irrational immigration policies.\nZero Tolerance and Family Separation\nThe family separation practice was part of a \u201czero-tolerance\u201d policy the Trump administration adopted in April. It calls for criminal prosecution of anyone who illegally crosses the border into the U.S.\nAfter a bipartisan outcry over the separation and detention of children ranging from babies to teenagers, the president signed an executive order on June 20 to suspend the practice. Instead, the order directed families to be detained together.\nRose says the policy to remove immigrant children from the adults who accompanied them was in the best interest of the young people.\n\u201cThe president\u2019s policies have actually, if you look at the facts, operated to protect many of these children from being exploited,\u201d he says.\nRose cites U.S. Department of Justice figures released last week reporting that out of 103 migrant children, 57 under the age of 5 had been reunited with their families. But 45 youth were determined to be ineligible for reunification because the adults they were traveling with were either not their parents or deemed to pose a safety concern or had committed serious crimes.\nThat still leaves the fates of hundreds of children in question. A federal judge ordered all the separated families be reunited within 30 days. The courts also called for a delay in deporting families once they had been restored.\nBut in some instances, according to Jones, the adult family members have already been deported, leaving the children held in the U.S. to fend for themselves.\n\u201cSo now we have created unaccompanied children who are expected to represent their own interests in court without the assistance of an attorney,\u201d Jones says. \u201cOur government did that.\u201d\nKulkarni says federal officials must be more transparent about the futures of all the children that have been detained.\n\u201cWe don\u2019t have a plan from [the U.S. Department of] Health and Human Services, we don\u2019t have a plan from the White House, we don\u2019t have a plan from Congress about how we\u2019re going to reunify these children with their parents,\u201d Kulkarni says. \u201cSo these numbers, at best, are estimates.\u201d\nSmuggling of children is also an issue, according to Metcalf. He says some families will actually pay gangs or so-called \u201ccoyotes\u201d to transport their kids and drop them at the border.\n\u201cThen they were placed into [immigration court] proceedings and the statement was, \u2018Judge, this child should be granted refugee status, should be placed on a path to citizenship because they\u2019ve been smuggled,'\u201d Metcalf says, \u201cIt was their family who paid for them to be smuggled.\u201d\nConflicts over ICE\nThe family separation policy has also caused some Democrats to question the role of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, (ICE), the division of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that controls the nation\u2019s borders and enforces trade and immigration policies.\nKulkarni says much of the criticism of ICE centers on the Trump administration\u2019s zero-tolerance policy in immigration.\n\u201cAs it stands, [ICE] should be abolished,\u201d Kulkarni says. \u201cThere is no room for enforcement-only. 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He says President Obama significantly weakened the strategy, which resulted in hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants being allowed to stay in America, many of whom have a history of violent crime.\n\u201cReleasing people into U.S. who are convicted felons is government by malpractice, and it was the wrong thing to do,\u201d says Metcalf.\nThe Trump administration\u2019s move to abandon enforcement priorities in favor of a zero-tolerance strategy against illegals has its own problems, according to Jones. She\u2019s concerned that ICE officers are conducting large-scale round-ups of people simply based on racial profiling, detaining them, and then forcing them to prove their immigration status. Jones says there are much cheaper alternatives to mass incarceration of undocumented migrants, such as ankle bracelets that track the locations of immigrants. 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        "raw_content": "Accommodation and Compliance: Veterans and Service Members\nJAN salutes our returning service members and veterans. JAN provides publications and resources as a way to share accommodation situations and solutions for veterans and service members in need. Veterans are a broad population spanning from those who served in World War II to recent veterans who were on active duty during the post-9/11 period known as Gulf War-era II. Although most veterans are men, women are a growing part of the veteran population.\nThese individuals work in various industries and bring unique skills to the workforce. It is imperative to consider providing job accommodations to enhance the productivity of these valuable workers. 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        "raw_content": "A Pro-Voice Dialogue: Respect & Nonjudgment\nPosted in I did, tagged Abortion, Challenge, Culture War, Media, NonJudgment, Pro-Voice, Social Media on March 6, 2009| 7 Comments \u00bb\nThe day of President Obama\u2019s Presidential Address I posted an article on RH Reality Check, asking President Obama to directly address the millions of American women, and our loved ones, who have personally experienced abortion. Along with my article, I published the voices of women who have had abortions and who said \u2013 in one sentence \u2013 what it is they want to hear. The conversation continues and with over 75 comments made on the article so far, it continues to be one of the most popular discussions on the site.\nOne of the women who has been very active in the discussion is a woman named Lisa. Lisa has had 3 abortions and is filled with regret. She is strongly against abortion and has made several comments on my post speaking out about her beliefs.\nAs a woman who has had an abortion, I invited Lisa to join the campaign and to say what is she wants to hear from President Obama. How can he express his support and respect for her unique experience? Our conversation grew. Here is the dialogue between Lisa and I. My goal was to express respect and nonjudgment for her experience and beliefs and to advocate this approach for every woman who has had an abortion.\nLisa, Feb. 24th [in response to a woman who used the word choice in her one sentence]:\nIt would be helpful if you would state what is actually occurring rather that gloss over it with that idiotic word \u201cchoice\u201d. It would read like this: \u2026\u201dI know it pains some commenters here to be reminded that women are humans who decide to kill their babies for good reasons\u2026\u201d I am saying this as a woman who had three abortions when I was young, scared, and with no true understanding of what I was doing. I regret killing my babies. I WISH there had been a law to save myself and those little human lives from my own stupidity and I wish there had been SOMEONE pulling for me to be a mother to my babies instead of killing them. I pray this nation and the world WAKES UP about this senseless, barbaric baby killing that has been going on for far too long. Your remark about sperm is brilliant also. WAKE UP PEOPLE!\nAspen, Feb. 24th:\nAs a woman who has had abortions you are invited to join in this campaign. If President Obama could say one sentence tonight that would make you feel seen and heard for the experience you are describing above \u2013 what would that sentence be? What would you like to hear? I hope you will contribute.\nLisa, Feb. 25th:\nYou could sum up yourself from my comments what I wish he would say! He won\u2019t say it\u2013not now. He and the other liberals in Washington currently are chomping at the bit to kill as many pre-born children as they can. Thanks for the invitation, but I am not like the post-abortive women here, I suspect. I came here off a link from Jill Staneck. I regret my abortions. I wish not another woman would choose it for herself and the unborn human baby she carries. Abortion is satan\u2019s PRIZE on this earth.\nThanks for responding Lisa. One of the first things I noticed after my own abortion was that there seemed to be two groups of women who have had abortions \u2013 pro-life women who regret it, and pro-choice women who don\u2019t \u2013 and that somehow these groups saw each other as the enemy. This hurts my heart, deeply. What I really want is for us to listen and learn from each other. You may not be like the other women here, and you do share something in common with them. And there are many others here who may have more in common with you than you know, but who aren\u2019t public with their story. Judgment and blaming are big parts of why women will chose to keep their story to themselves. That is why listening and understanding is so important.\nRegret is real and hard and can stay in your life for many, many years. I also believe that healing is possible and I have heard from many women, as I\u2019m guessing you have as well, who have found peace and a way to reconcile their pain. I want that for every woman like you.\nMy pro-voice work with Exhale is about creating support and respect for women like you, and others who have had abortions, across the range of experiences, values and beliefs. What we have in common is the need to be seen and heard.\nI have attended Rachel\u2019s Vineyard and that began my healing process. I do not know if one can ever be fully \u201chealed\u201d from abortion, but I have fully faced my abortions and am continuing the healing journey through activism and speaking out. I am part of the Silent No More Awareness campaign. I will ALWAYS regret my abortions, I do not see how I could ever NOT regret taking human life. It isn\u2019t something you can just one day not regret having done. That doesn\u2019t mean I will not have joy in my life, it just means I will always regret taking another human life. I have to say, my own belief about pro-abortion women who have had abortions is that they do not want to face the reality of what they have done. To do so is for your world to come crashing down on you with the realization that you have killed a human person in the safest place that would be known to them. Period. Now, I understand what it is like to be in that place very well. It is a \u2018safe\u2019 place, where you tell yourself you were a victim of your circumstances and oh thank God I had the choice. Like I said in another response- this debate is all about how you choose to look at it. The problem with that is IT DOESN\u2019T MATTER whether or not you choose to deny it, that beating heart is a life, and before that it was still simply growing into that beating heart. Science has proven it no matter how much people choose to deny it. Like I said, say, \u201cWomen deserve the choice to kill their unborn child\u201d and \u201cI am glad I had the choice to murder my child in my womb so I could finish college\u201d or \u201cI am relieved that I have the option to murder my fetus so I do not have to deliver a baby I cannot afford\u201d When abortion is not candy coated and glossed over, it sounds different, doesn\u2019t it?\nMany callers to Exhale\u2019s talkline have also attended retreats with Rachels Vineyard and have benefitted from that experience. I agree with you, regret and healing can be lifelong journey\u2019s, and its never about arriving at a static place in time, as in today, \u201cI am healed.\u201d I am glad to hear that you can relate to other women\u2019s experiences, having been there yourself, but I think we disagree about one thing, and that is what it means to truly understand others, and have empathy for them. I believe you when you tell me you regret your abortion and I believe women when they say they did their best. I believe that what women say is true for them (even if I may disagree with it or not like it). I want to be believed, I want you to be believed, and I want every other woman to be believed. For me, this isn\u2019t about glossing over the reality of what abortion is, it is about understanding each person who experienced one. If there is to be any change on this issue, this is where I believe it will come from, not from attacking or judging each other. Thanks for the dialogue, Lisa, I appreciate it.\nLisa, March 1st:\nWhat do you mean by \u2018change on this issue\u2019? Are you saying that you would like to see abortion unavailable, or against the law, or reduced, or still a choice to be had for whoever wants it for all time? Do you want women to know that it is not a good choice, or is a good choice, just for them to decide?\nI will never attack a woman because she aborted, or wants to abort. Speaking the truth is not attacking, but, it can FEEL like an attack if you are in denial about what the REAL issue is, no?\nAn abortion is: The purposeful killing of a human life at a point where that life has absolutely no power to stop the killing of it, in the safest place that it will ever find on this earth, it\u2019s mothers womb.\nDo you agree with this statement? It is a true statement, yet the wording of it is what will make women feel attacked. The word \u2018killing\u2019. I will never ever be able to both regret my own killing of my unborn children, and at the same time pat another post-abortive woman on the back to comfort her in her denial of what has happened. That hinders a TRUE healing journey. I do not agree that healing of a symptom rather than the real issue is of any benefit to anyone, for any reason. The woman also deserves to MOURN that baby, mourn the loss of her baby whom she will never hold in her arms, never provide comfort for. It takes pure honesty to be able to do that. My hope is that not another woman would choose abortion for any reason because it ends the life of the unborn, and it also takes a large chunk of the mother\u2019s life as she spends the rest of her life contemplating the abortion. I thank you too, Aspen for this forum for women to discuss this! It is so important for all ideas to be heard and shared without being filtered. Thank you so much!\nAspen, March 1st:\nThis might be the longest online discussion I\u2019ve had with any one person. We got a marathon session going here.\nIn our back and forth I was reminded about the way personal experiences with abortion get stereotyped and understood. There is this idea that women who don\u2019t regret their abortions are somehow \u201cin denial\u201d of the truth or their personal pain, while women like you who do regret their abortions and have found healing and forgiveness from God are somehow \u201cbrainwashed\u201d or \u201cmanipulated\u201d by others. Which stereotype you believe depends upon which side of the political issue you find yourself on.\nI don\u2019t believe either. I don\u2019t believe that you are brainwashed or manipulated \u2013 I believe you speak your truth. I give that same level of credit and belief to women who say their decision was best \u2013 I believe they speak their truth. I don\u2019t think they are in denial.\nWhen I talk about bringing change on the issue, this is what I mean. I want to transform this conflict, a conflict that pits women with a shared experience against each other and stereotypes (in one way or the other) all women who have had abortions. This is personal and hurtful and we can do better. We should listen to each other.\nI will be posting my second article in my series \u201cpeace for the abortion war\u201d within the next week. I write much more directly about what I mean when I talk about change. I hope you come back and read it. I hope you comment too!\nLisa, March 2nd:\nAspen, do you agree with the statement I made on what abortion is in my last comment? Please respond.\nAnd, is there \u201ca truth\u201d in addition to \u201cyour truth\u201d and \u201cmy truth\u201d ?\nI have not answered Lisa\u2019s question. I would love to. Unfortunately, the online format and discussion we are in is not a safe place to discuss our deepest ideas and beliefs, as you can see from reading the entirety of the online discussion around my article, and in order for me to answer, that is what I need. It also reminds me yet again of the pro-voice challenge \u2013 both sides are always looking to nail us down to one side or the other \u2013 they want to know, are you with me? or are you my enemy? This is part of the problem, and what contributes to lack of safety, the lack of trust. Answering the question doesn\u2019t build either, it just serves to place me in a category, to make people think they know who I am, to invite their judgment, their stereotype. Today, I don\u2019t answer. Maybe later.\nPosted in I did, tagged Challenge, Success on December 20, 2008| Leave a Comment \u00bb\nI saw this video for the first time at a benefit fundraiser for Rowan, at the climbing gym in Berkeley. It\u2019s quite amazing. 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        "raw_content": "Question 1: This article is based on your dissertation work. Could you share with us how the research idea was developed and evolved along the way? What motivated or inspired you to pursue this research question?\nAt the risk of boring anyone who reads this, I\u2019ll give you the long answer. I have always been curious about how people move across jobs and organizations. When I was a kid, my dad would take me to Denny\u2019s every Friday afternoon and we\u2019d split up the newspaper \u2013 he\u2019d take the actual news sections and I\u2019d take the sports section and pore over the transactions, wonder why this team signed this player, why trades happened, etc. I still love sports, but often find myself more intrigued by the transactions than the games themselves.\nThen when I got my first job out of college, what struck me the most was how challenging it was for the organization to hang onto employees in whom they had invested incredible amounts of time and money. I was a part of a rotational development program and by the end of the two-year program, half of the participants had left for other organizations or to pursue entirely different careers. I found this endlessly more fascinating than finance, so I made a career change. I took a job at a career center in a business school, where I counseled students about their careers and help employers interested in recruiting our students. I thought this would give me unparalleled insight into contemporary careers, but all it did was lead me to ask more and more questions and eventually to a PhD program so I could figure out how to answer them.\nWhen I got to Wharton, I had the fortune to work with some amazing folks who were asking similar questions. In particular, Matthew Bidwell had recently authored a paper (at ASQ, of course) showing that internal hires routinely outperformed external hires. He and I then collaborated on a paper looking at when managers were more or less likely to hire internally or externally. Through this work, I came to become very familiar with the literature on internal labor markets. It struck me that much of the most influential work on this topic was written in 1970s and 1980s. I love all of this work, including Doeringer & Piore (1971), Sorensen & Kalleberg (1981), just about everything by James Baron, much of which was published in ASQ. I wanted to pick up this mantle (in a very small way) by helping to advance our understanding of the structures and process that facilitate mobility within contemporary internal labor markets. Examining how people actually move across jobs within firms seemed like a good place to start.\nQuestion 2. Your article tells a very interesting story about posting and slotting strategies in internal hiring. Your findings suggest that hiring through posting (rather than slotting) generally leads to better outcomes. From your perspective, why might many firms still hire people by slotting? What do you think could be the boundary conditions for your findings? For instance, when you presented your findings to HealthCo, how did they respond?\nI think that there are four primary reasons some managers prefer to slot. The first is overconfidence. Managers feel that because they know someone, they have better information on how well they will perform on the job as compared to someone they do not know who applies to a job posting. The second is that managers are likely to use the process that worked for them. If they were slotted into their job, they are likely to assume that slotting works best. I actually find some evidence for this in the data. The third is time. When managers have an open job, it means that work is either not being done or that the current employees have to take on a heavier workload. If a manager has someone in mind and can fill the job without going through the process of reviewing resumes and interviewing candidates, slotting that person in the job can be quite appealing. The fourth is some combination of politics and favoritism. Managers may simply want to help their friends or help someone out who will \u201cowe them one\u201d in the future. However, I do not think this happens as much as we might expect, in part because hiring an underqualified candidate can make a manager\u2019s life very difficult. Understanding when and why mangers use these different processes would make for an excellent follow-up study. In fact, I had hoped to be able study this as part of my dissertation, but I did not have access to the data I would need to do it.\nPerhaps my biggest caution, and something that came up in my conversations about the results with HealthCo, is that simply requiring managers to post jobs will not lead to better decisions. When presenting these results to practitioners, I make a concerted effort to emphasize that posting is not a cure-all to internal hiring mistakes. For posting to be truly effective, managers must be willing to fully consider all of the candidates that apply, evaluate them against a set of established criteria, and be required to explain to unsuccessful candidates why they were not selected. Posting does not result in better hiring decisions if managers just go through the motions, posting jobs because they are told to while turning around and immediately hiring the candidate they otherwise would have slotted.\nQuestion 3. As you mentioned in the article that one of the reasons for \u201clittle research\u201d on internal hiring is the data availability. Based on your experience (for this project and others), what might be some tips and suggestions that you would give for gaining access to such extensive and private data (e.g., personnel records)?\nAccess to personnel data can be challenging and my sense is that it is getting more difficult both because organizations have heightened concerns about data privacy and because of an (often unfounded) concern that our findings will somehow paint them in a negative light.\nAgainst this backdrop, I would offer two pieces of advice for accessing organizational data. The first is to understand what the organization is struggling with and how you can help them. This often starts by approaching an organization with questions about what they are experiencing rather than with a formal research proposal. If you can then convey how the question you are interested in maps onto their concerns, you are in position to get the buy-in you will need from key decision makers within the organization. This will also get them invested in the project, so if you later need additional data or have clarifying questions about the organization or the data, they will be much more receptive to your requests.\nThe second piece of advice is to proactively address concerns an organization is likely to have. For example, make sure to express that the company will remain anonymous, that no individual employees or unit will be identified, and that they will have the opportunity to review any publications prior to publication to ensure this is the case. You also want to let them know that you have a data security plan in place. I have found that one way to address these concerns is to send them actual contract language from a typical NDA/DUA that your university has negotiated with another company. You can ask your Office of Sponsored Research for previous templates.\nQuestion 4. Together with the main quantitative analyses, you also conducted interviews with HealthCo employees as well as surveys with 50 other large U.S. firms. How did you think to combine these different research methods, and were there any challenges that you faced?\nIn terms of using multiple data sources, my reviewers encouraged me to account for the full universe of internal hiring process used within organizations and how slotting and posting fit into this universe. Having talked with multiple organizations about internal hiring during the course of this and other projects, I felt I had a good sense of what these processes were and how often they were used, but I had no data to backup this largely anecdotal evidence. Because I always complain about the lack of data on internal hiring, I thought it made sense to put in the effort to collect this data myself. I spend a couple of months trying to partner with an HR consulting firm in order to survey several thousand US organizations about their internal hiring practices, but that effort was ultimately unsuccessful. However, I was fortunate to have access to a number of large employers through the Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies at Cornell and the Center for Human Resources at Wharton. Because these organizations are interested in HR topics, I was able to get a good response rate. While the survey is not representative, it is nonetheless illustrative and, I hope, call attention to the value of basic descriptive in some of the work that we do. I had connections at those centers, as I currently work at Cornell and did my PhD at Wharton, but that isn\u2019t to say that such centers are inaccessible to others. One of the reasons organizations join these centers is to find out more about what other members are doing, so to the extent your data collection efforts can provide useful insights, it is worth considering which centers you might approach.\nI also conducted additional interviews to address reviewer concerns. In the paper, I theorized that posting and slotting work lead to different starting salaries through the way they influenced salary negotiations, but did not have data on the negotiations themselves (e.g. initial and final salary offers). A consistent challenge I have run into studying hiring and mobility as a macro-oriented researcher is that it can be difficult to observe the mechanisms underlying many of the outcomes I am interested in and that is what happened here. In this case, the interviews allowed me to shed light on what was really going on, as employees and hiring managers were very candid about how they approached internal salary negotiations.\nQuestion 5. The topic of internal hiring is new and relatively under-researched. Did you face any particular challenges during the R&R process? What were the most challenging comments raised by the reviewers and how did you respond to their comments? What are some follow-up research projects that you are planning to pursue in this domain?\nThe R&R process was challenging but supportive. I submitted this paper to ASQ because it is the home to much of the seminal work on internal labor markets. It is only because of the time Forrest Briscoe and three anonymous editors put into articulating their concerns and suggesting ways to address them that this paper now shares the pages with some of my all-time favorite articles. I discussed two of the more challenging comments above. Perhaps the most useful (and challenging) comment was that I needed to provide a more coherent and realistic model of hiring. In doing so, the reviewers encouraged me to engage more directly with the HR literature on hiring, which eventually led me to conceptualize the hiring process as a decision-making process involving multiple stages.\nThis paper extolls the virtues of posting, but one consequence of posting jobs is that it generates rejections. When an organization encourages its employees to apply for posted jobs, it also increases the likelihood that an internal candidate will experience rejection, and prior research has shown that rejecting an internal candidate can have significant negative consequences for an organization. Facilitating internal mobility through posting while minimizing the potentially harmful consequences of internal rejection is therefore a central challenge associated with managing contemporary internal labor markets. The follow-up project I am most excited about explores how firms can mitigate the negative outcomes associated with internal rejections. 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She is polite, considerate and understanding of their needs and concerns,\u201d said Linda DeSantis, director of financial aid.\nCarol Mohrfeld served for 15 years as assistant professor of nursing as well as department chair of nursing and allied health. Mohrfeld, of Hammonton, also sat on the Academic Standards Committee, Assessment Committee, Curriculum Committee and advised the Student Nurses Club. \u201cShe is a real team player. She is always willing to volunteer for additional tasks when necessary,\u201d said Dr. Barbara Warner, former department chair.\nMark Streckenbein of Collings Lakes joined Atlantic Cape in 1985, and during the last 30 years held numerous titles at the college, including director of physical plant, executive director of physical plant, director of facilities management and planning, and, most recently, director of facilities planning and capital projects.\nStreckenbein was responsible for and oversaw numerous construction projects, including the Academy of Culinary Arts expansion, the construction of the Cape May County Campus, two expansions at the Charles D. 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These qualities are all to be commended.\u201d\n\u2013Fire system upgrade at Worthington Atlantic City Campus, SimplexGrinnell, Horsham, Pennsylvania, increased from $115,750 to $161,225 to include additional work.\n\u2013Software license renewal of Microsoft Campus, A-Prompt Corp., Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, $34,782.\n\u2013Video conferencing system for Caesars Entertainment Wing for Hospitality and Gaming Studies and STEM building, Troxell, Sicklerville, $82,619.\n\u2013Upgrade and modernization of fire detection system in Buildings R, L, F, E, T and I on the Mays Landing Campus, Simplex Grinnell, Horsham, Pennsylvania, not to exceed $218,595.\n\u2013Culinary equipment, multiple bidders, increased from $41,956 to $46,485.\n\u2013Merchant card services, one-year extension at a processing fee of 2.5 percent, Official Payments, Reston, Virginia.\nIn Grant Action, the Board:\n\u2013Approved submission of an application to the U.S. Department of Education Student Support Services Program to increase college retention and graduation rates with an anticipated grant of $292,340 each year over five years, for a term of August 2015-July 2020.\n\u2013Approved accepting $671,643 in FY\u201915 Perkins Grant Program funds from the New Jersey Department of Education to strengthen vocational and technical education programs.\n\u2013Appointed Ali Iddin of Pleasantville, testing assistant, retroactive to Jan. 28.\n\u2013Appointed Beth Leahey, MSN, RN, of Egg Harbor Township, assistant professor of nursing, retroactive to Jan. 20.\n\u2013Approved a leave of absence for Marcia Kleinz, associate professor of mathematics, effective March 1-May 16.\n\u2013Accepted the resignations of: Torrina Bennett-Michael, director of community and alumni outreach, effective Jan. 30; Robbin Haynes, financial aid specialist, effective Jan. 23; and Christina Ranelle, assistant professor of allied health, effective May 22.\n\u2013Approved spring 2016 sabbatical leaves for Terri-Lynn Hamby, assistant director of science labs; Barbara Heard, assistant professor of biology; and Dr. Josette Katz, professor of hospitality/business management.\n\u2013Approved a change in classification to the position of senior campus administrator at the Charles D. 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        "raw_content": "Other reads: MELT (Motorhead)\nThe interview I was supposed to do with Lemmy of Motorhead didn\u2019t go according to plan.\nSunday, September 14 @ The Newport\nIt was to be the opportunity of a lifetime, one that I could brag about for years to come the same way I brag about Joey Ramone taking my interview virginity back in 1990 when I was just a cub college reporter. Lemmy, Motorhead\u2019s outspoken singer and bassist, was going to call me just hours before hitting a Texas stage as the second of four bands on the Masters of Metal tour which also featured Judas Priest, Heaven & Hell (aka Black Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio on lead vocals) and Testament.\nBy all accounts, Motorhead was holding their own on this tour (and nobody should have thought they wouldn\u2019t be able to), a friend of mine even texting me from the Pittsburgh show a few weeks earlier to say that, \u201cThe dude may be 62 years old but he\u2019s STILL GOT IT\u201d.\nAfter playing phone tag with somebody from Motorhead\u2019s management team on Saturday afternoon, the call finally came in at 10:30pm saying that Lemmy was behind schedule all day and would call the next afternoon at 5pm. Sure enough, at almost 5 on the nose, I answered the phone to be greeted by Lemmy\u2019s voice and the interview started.\nMe: You\u2019ve done package tours like the Masters of Metal before. How does this stack up compared to the other packages you\u2019ve been part of?\nLemmy: It\u2019s a very good one; we\u2019ve got four great bands.\nMe: Motorhead has toured in the past with both Judas Priest and Black Sabbath but never with all 3 bands on the same bill. Is this tour sort of like summer camp where you haven\u2019t seen these guys all school year but now have the chance to get together and have fun all summer long?\nLemmy: It\u2019s just like that. Old friends, war stories, you know.\nMe: Is it hard to find people on this tour to keep up with you with all your post-show partying?\nLemmy: Everybody\u2019s got different habits. I mean, I go to the strip clubs and these guys don\u2019t. The guys in the other bands don\u2019t usually hang \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6\nMe: Hello? Lemmy? You still there?\nThe call had been dropped, maybe by the cell phone Lemmy was using, maybe due to the thunderstorm that rolled in (rather fittingly just as Lemmy called). When the representative from the management team called back, he said Lemmy had stepped out to \u201cfreshen his drink\u201d and that\u2019d he call back soon.\nWhile it would have been ideal to chat away the afternoon with the man\u2019s whose name is synonymous with \u201cheavy metal\u201d, Motorhead\u2019s music really speaks for itself. Very few bands have stayed on course over the duration of a career the length of Motorhead\u2019s without taking a shot at bigger and better things and maybe compromising their values in search of the almighty dollar. Not so with Motorhead, which was started after Hawkwind bassist Ian \u201cLemmy\u201d Kilmeister left that band in 1975 to start something heavier and louder.\nAnd heavy and louder Motorhead is, even when stacked up against today\u2019s crop of metal bands. Without a doubt, Motorhead has been one of the most influential bands in the metal world since their formation, their stacked sound which blends metal with certain punk qualities serving as the blueprint for bands ranging from Avenged Sevenfold to Metallica.\nMotorizer is Motorhead\u2019s 20th studio album (don\u2019t even try to count all the live albums, greatest hits, bootlegs, etc.) and, if it\u2019s possible, the trio sounds as energized and heavy as ever, Phil Campbell\u2019s guitar playing sounding particularly amazing on tracks like \u201cTeach You How to Sing the Blues\u201d and \u201cWhen the Eagle Screams\u201d which finds the shredder keeping company \u00e2\u20ac\u201c metaphorically speaking \u2013 with the likes of Kerry King (Slayer), Kirk Hammett (Metallica) and Dimebag Darrell (Pantera). Lemmy honors his punk roots (hell, Motorhead started within the same year as bands like the Sex Pistols and The Ramones) on the speedy \u201cRock Out\u201d (chorus: \u201cRock out / With your cock out\u201d) and throws out opinions about the current war situation on \u201cThe Thousand Names of God\u201d. Basically, more of the same from a band who has constantly delivered quality metal for the better part of 4 decades.\nMotorhead\u2019s current tour features The Misfits, Airbourne, Valient Thorr, and Year Long Disaster who is no stranger to Columbus, having performed at various venues around town over the last 12 months.\nThis entry was posted in interviews, other reads. Bookmark the permalink.\n\u2190 AC/DC tour plans announced\nContrast Podcast: The Telephone \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Warrant reunion a go?\n2007 saw Van Halen, The Police, and Led Zeppelin (among others) reunite. It looks like we\u2019ll see the original lineup of Warrant get back together in 2008 (yeah, I know, it\u2019s not the \u201coriginal\u201d lineup but it\u2019s the lineup that got signed to a record deal and put out a few albums together). There has been no official word yet \u2013 for the past 2 years the Warrant lineup has included ex-Black n\u2019 Blue singer Jamie St. James while Jani Lane has been performing as a solo artist \u2013 but the William Morris Agency, one of the leading booking agencies in the rock business lists Warrant as a client AND has a brand new photo of the band WITH Jani Lane.\nBecause the reunion hasn\u2019t officially been announced, there is no word on tour plans or a new album though both are likely. The last time this lineup recorded together was in 1992.\n\u2190 LOST returns\nRIP: Gruntruck\u2019s Ben McMillan \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "The Weekly Rewind @Attractions \u2013 Big announcements, new Tussauds figures \u2013 June 1, 2015\nFiled Under: The Weekly Rewind Tagged With: announcements, attractions, big, Busch Gardens, coasters, Cobra\u2019s Curse, featured, figures, Florida, fun, huge, hyper, Madame Tussauds (Museum), Mako, new, news, Orlando, park, party, photos, posts, recap, review, roller, SeaWorld, show, Tampa, theme, theme park, Travel, Twitter, Universal Orlando (Amusement Park), Video, Volcano Bay, water, weekly rewind\nHarry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride seats modified to fit larger guests\nThe Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride at Universal\u2019s Islands of Adventure just became a lot more accommodating. As of Sept. 10, 2010, many of the seats on the ride have been modified to fit larger guests who had previously been turned away.\nSince the feature ride in The Wizarding World of Harry Poter opened in May, many guests have been complaining that they can\u2019t ride because they weren\u2019t getting three clicks. As the safety restraint is locked down over the guest, it clicks three times. If a guest couldn\u2019t get it the third click, they were told they couldn\u2019t ride. For many guests, this was the only ride at Universal they couldn\u2019t fit on.\nThe new test seats, which are outside the attraction and just before you get on the ride, feature three lights, a red one, yellow one and a green one. As the guest pulls the restraint down, the lights go from red to green. If a guest gets yellow, they\u2019re asked to go in a special line with their riding party and are directed to the modified seats.\nSo far, some of the ride vehicles (or benches as they\u2019re called in the ride) have the modified seats on the each end of the four seats per bench. The benches with the modified seats are spaced out along the track so there isn\u2019t a long wait. A team member working at the attraction said they\u2019d eventually add the modified seats to each bench. The modified seats aren\u2019t any larger, but the locking mechanism has been modified to safely secure larger riders. Smaller riders can also safely ride in the modified seats.\nTeam members we talked to said the modified seats have helped tremendously. They said before they had to turn away hundreds of guests, but over the two days since the modified seats have been in place, they\u2019ve only had to turn away one guest.\nWe previously wrote about the issue and featured Banks Lee (pictured above). Banks was one of the ones who couldn\u2019t fit, so he made it his goal to lose enough weight so he could ride. We then wrote about Banks again recently when he made that goal.\nBanks said he\u2019s happy they didn\u2019t modify the seats before he lost the weight or he might have lost his motivation, but he\u2019s still glad to have the modified seats available. Banks posted on his blog, \u201cEven though I have lost the weight to get the three clicks in a regular seat, I was still at a size where it depends on how hard the ride attendant pushed the restraint. There would be times where I could ride it, and then I\u2019ll get back in line and not be able to ride.\u201d Banks said he plans to continue his weight loss to get to a more healthy size.\nSo, if you\u2019ve tried to ride Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey before and were turned away, give it another try. Whether you lost weight or gained some, you still may not be too big to ride.\nFiled Under: Movies, Universal Orlando, Universal's Islands of Adventure Tagged With: attraction, big, fat, Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, Islands of Adventure, modified, ride, seats, The Wizarding World of Harry Poter, three clicks, Universal, weight, wwohp",
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        "raw_content": "A 43-Year-Old Passion for SAE\nWhen my audio journey started in 1972 I quickly subscribed to, and began reading Stereo Review. I assembled cut out pictures of my \"dream system\" that by any definition would, at the time, be considered world class. I really don't remember most of that system - the components are now lost to history except for two things - I wanted an SAE Mark 2600 amp and the matching preamp worse than life itself. In fact, I would have most likely, and perhaps willingly, stood shoulder to shoulder with Robert Johnson at the Crossroads in the fervent hope that after he exchanged his soul for musical genius, I might negotiate a deal for an amp.\nOf course, the cost of the system of my then dreams was well beyond what a fifteen-year-old could ever afford by cutting the grass of several neighbors and any other odd jobs that might be found. My Father, ever the pragmatist, and upon my asking if he would buy me my dream system, simply laughed and walked out of the room when I told him the cost. My youthful hopes and aspirations for audio excellence faded into realism and my journey continued with more affordably priced components purchased on my own.\nAbout six or so months ago, I saw something online about the \"rebirth\" of SAE. Originally designed in 1962, \"Scientific Audio Electronics\" began actually selling amplifiers in 1967. They remained mostly a thriving entity until 1992 when they ceased operations, presumably for good. However, Morris Kessler, the company's founder never really went away, in fact he is the driving force behind Amplifier Technologies, Inc. (ATI) and in 2015, SAE once again became a business entity. To the best of my knowledge, I've never had a \"conniption,\" but learning that SAE was again manufacturing equipment sent waves of joy through my body. My beloved company was back in business by the same guy who founded it in the 60's, and best of all, now I can actually afford to make a purchase.\nIf I've learned anything in thirty years of business travel it is that on long flights, take something to pass the time. Air travel can get very boring if you don't have something to read or a device to watch a movie or listen to a song. I've always opted for reading and knowing that I'd be on the 3-hour flight from Charlotte to Denver (and back) for RMAF, I elected to save a couple of issues of Stereophile and The Absolute Sound to read on the plane. Best of all, the October issue of Stereophile had on the cover an advertisement for an article about, you guessed it, SAE. As soon as the ubiquitous in flight breakfast was completed, a process that typically takes about thirty minutes, I'd have almost 2-1/2 hours to devour this article. I could hardly wait.\nReading the positive review only heightened my interest in the \"new\" SAE. I could not help but wonder how this amplifier might sound in my system and if the 2HP claim was mostly marketing hype or if there was any legitimacy to the claim. Before any of that, however, there was RMAF and the trappings of an audio show.\nUpon my return to Charlotte I again started thinking about SAE and what I had read on the plane. I could not curb the curiosity that beset me wondering what my system would sound like with the amp of my youth. I also came to realize my current amp is pretty good in it's own right and in all honesty, my future plans are for a pair of top flight mono blocks and not another stereo amp. I'm looking for a new home which will have a dedicated audio room and I plan to take full advantage of the sonics my system is easily capable of producing. Will that best be served by a stereo amp as opposed to mono blocks? Is an SAE amp producing the equivalent of 2HP the best route for me to pursue or is my current amp more than sufficient? But those weren't nearly my most nagging questions. What bothered me the most was the possibility that my devout, almost missionary zeal in SAE could be spearheaded by the decades long, unrequited passion of a 15-year-old.\nI'll have to admit I'm still curious about SAE. Old interests die hard. It's unquestionably difficult for me to discount what might possibly be the new and improved SAE and the favorable reviews. My interest in the product, however, is essentially based on a 1972 passion. Is that a good or bad thing? It's probably too early to tell. On the whole, I'll always opt for modern technology because it is, well, modern technology. My new car has a whole host of features that the older version of the same car didn't even offer in 2012. So it seems obvious that newer is better. Maybe, just perhaps, the new and improved SAE is like my new car - new and improved. I'll need more information about SAE because in all honesty, you never really forget those components that captivated your youth. I'll also need to actually hear the amp in a system. Then I can predictably become even more confused.",
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        "raw_content": "I began practicing yoga about 10 years ago in college and started attending Sheri\u2019s classes at Prajna in 2014. It was there that I truly fell in love with yoga and started to understand the not only physical, but mental and spiritual benefits of practice. Sheri\u2019s Universal Yoga classes have a special way to push you hard enough to demonstrate your full potential while leaving you feeling rejuvenated and accomplished at the end.\nWhen I\u2019m not doing yoga, I enjoy time with family. I married my high school sweetheart, Jake, in 2011 and we have 2 spunky toddlers, Camden and Larken. Born and raised locally on farms, my husband and I are proud to be raising our children in the Midwest amongst friends and family. I love being active: hiking, camping, boating, playing volleyball, gardening, walking our dog, lifting weights, and biking. I work full time for a family-owned tool company based out of Los Angeles as an On-Site Analyst for Menards. I have a bachelor\u2019s degree from UW-Stout in Apparel Design and Development and a Spanish minor.\nMy passion for yoga really took hold after having kids. There is nothing I love more than my children, but with them came allot of added stress and anxiety. My youngest Larken was born 6 weeks early and we found out shortly before his first birthday that he has a cyst in his brain that caused hydrocephalus (a build up of spinal fluid). It is a life-long issue he will deal with, but so far he has had 2 successful brain surgeries and is doing great! He is a normal spunky toddler, working everyday to keep up with his \u201cbig\u201d sister (they are the same size, despite the 2 year difference). Through this experience with my son, the importance of investing in your health really resonated with me. We use yoga as part of Larken\u2019s physical therapy to build strength and balance. I put my mat down and he always beats me there with his pose of choice, down dog. I love sharing the benefits of physical practice with my family, and like I said earlier, it also lead me to understand the mental and spiritual benefits as well. I realized I am able to refocus my anxiety and negative energy to a positive goal through practice. This is where my yoga journey truly began, realizing that yoga is so much more than an asana on a mat.\nI trained along side Sheri with Andrey Lappa in in the fall of 2017 in Florida. It was an amazing experience learning from the mastermind behind Universal Yoga, and especially character building as Sheri and I were forced to evacuate due to hurricane Irma (a great adventure story for another day if you are interested). This experience only reaffirmed the respect I have for my teacher and friend Sheri, as she did things like pass out her own limited food supply to stranded children during the long journey home. Yoga is truly a lifestyle for her and I feel honored to have the opportunity to teach at her studio. I am excited to share my practice and hope to spread the benefits I have experienced with others. As Sheri says, \u201cShare the sunshine.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Battle Festival 2017 to launch with spectacular outdoor show The Winter Giant\nThursday 21st of September 2017\nBattle Festival 2017 launches on Saturday 7 October with an outstanding free outdoor show to bring the whole community together, which will see a 20ft giant puppet move through the streets, along with choirs, musicians, actors and a children\u2019s lantern procession.\nThe Winter Giant from award-winning producers Beautiful Creatures Theatre, tells the heartwarming tale of a giant looking for a place to call home. The Winter Giant tells the story of anyone who has ever been lost or looking for shelter. It speaks of our common humanity, of the importance of a community that welcomes everyone, and of the desire amongst all humans to live in a safe, warm place.\nThe show is in the form of a procession through the streets of Battle, on Saturday 7 October, starting at Battle Recreation Ground starting on North Trade Road by the Guide Hut at 7.30pm, proceeding down the High Street and finishing on the Abbey Green in front of Battle Abbey at 9pm.\nThis performance is rooted in the community - a series of lantern-making workshops for children are currently underway in schools and other community spaces, and music will come from a group of more than 100 singers from community choirs, alongside professional musicians and actors.\nDanielle Corbishley, Artistic Director of Beautiful Creatures says \u201cWe are very excited to be bringing The Winter Giant to Battle this October, and looking forward to working with over 200 local participants to bring the production to life. We have been exploring themes of home and displacement with the community of Battle and invite everybody to come and welcome the giant on the 7th October for a spectacular and dramatic processional show.\u201d\nBattle Festival 2017 runs throughout October and also includes a plethora of other events spanning music, visual art, literature, film, poetry, comedy, food, and family entertainment. To download the full programme click here.",
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        "raw_content": "Legitimate Casino Sites > Begado > Uncategorized > Sad Celebration follows last hand of Blackjack at Showboat Casino\nSad Celebration follows last hand of Blackjack at Showboat Casino\nSunday, August 31st, was a bittersweet day at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It was the last day the casino would open its doors to patrons, who came in droves to share in the final moment of the establishment\u2019s iconic history. In the final moments, the single blackjack table that remained opened dealt its final hand to a full semi-circle of seated players.\n\u201cLast hand,\u201d called the pit boss as players ponied up their concluding bets round the blackjack table. As the cards were dealt, there was a resounding groan from the crowd when the dealer\u2019s face-up card turned out to be the Jack of Hearts. One by one, the contenders cautiously played out their hands until it was finally the dealer\u2019s turn. Tabling a 4, the crowd\u2019s spirits immediately perked back up. With 14 showing, forced to dispense another card to herself, the dealer busted on another Jack.\nThose who won rejoiced, as did the multitude of onlookers, but in the end, it was a nostalgic moment for everyone. The casino staff gathered, sharing well wishes and hugs between the dealers, floor managers, security and slot machine attendants, as well as those players who had become familiar faces among the crowd. As everyone made their way out of the 127,000 square foot casino floor, heads were hung low and tears flowed freely.\nCaesars Entertainment, the company that owns the Showboat in Atlantic City, announced that it would be closing its doors earlier this year due to the waning gambling market in the Garden State. The company also operates Harrah\u2019s, Bally\u2019s and its namesake Caesars Casino. With revenue falling year after year, company officials stated that it was a necessary sacrifice to ensure the resilience of its other destinations in Atlantic City.\nWhile the reasoning is hard to argue with, the final hand of blackjack didn\u2019t just mark a turning point in history, but the resulting unemployment status of thousands of casino employees. Two days later on September 2, the Revel Casino also locked up its doors for the last time. Between the two now defunct Atlantic City casinos, an estimated 5,000 people are said to be out of work, and it will only get worse two weeks from now when the Trump Plaza is slated to close on September 16, putting another 1,100 New Jersey residents in the unemployment lines.\nWorkers at the Showboat Casino have spent months imploring directors to sell the casino, rather than shutting it down. Caesars openly stated that it would be willing to consider any reasonable offers. Just last week, reports indicate that the casino was toured by an \u201cinterested party\u201d, but the very next day the company announced that the popular New Jersey blackjack destination would, in fact, be ceasing operations on Sunday.\nThe UNITE HERE Local 54 Union that represents the employees of Atlantic City\u2019s casinos opened a resource center at 9:00am on Wednesday at the Atlantic City Convention Center. But with 5,000+ people out of jobs and thousands more to come, it\u2019s uncertain just how much the Union will be able to do to help those in need. One employee by the name of Joan stated that she is contemplating moving back to Pennsylvania because the chances of finding a job in New Jersey at this point in time are incredibly low; certainly much lower than the odds of winning big at the casino blackjack tables.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Featured Articles A Minarchist Criticism of Anarchism \u2013 Freedom Philosophy\nA Minarchist Criticism of Anarchism \u2013 Freedom Philosophy\nThere\u2019s a concept in investment that seldom gets discussed and it\u2019s by far the most important determining factor in the success of failure of a business \u2013 execution. Does a manager have a history of implementing ideas and bringing them into being? Can they make the dream a reality? And, if so, then they have strong execution. Today we\u2019ll be seeing if we can answer this regarding anarchism.\nThere\u2019s a further issue \u2013 ideas themselves can have poor execution. Homer Simpson quipped that in theory, communism works. I don\u2019t believe he\u2019s right, but whether or not it works in theory, is irrelevant. The implementation of communism was repeatedly atrocious and as such it\u2019s not an executable concept.\nThis translates into politics. The most accomplished politicians don\u2019t attempt to accomplish too much. There is only so much time to deal with issues. Justin Trudeau made far too many promises in his campaign, and as a result, most of them have been broken and his government is largely viewed by the Canadian left as a failure.\nBarack Obama had promised to eliminate tax loopholes, to create a foreclosure fund to protect homeowners, to forbid companies in bankruptcy to give bonuses to CEOs, to import foreign prescription drugs, to reduce healthcare costs for families, to close Guantanamo Bay, create a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, to increase the minimum wage, to redirect offshore fossil fuel extraction revenues to hurricane relief funds, reduce oil consumption, to end the war in Afghanistan, to create new manufacturing jobs, to reduce federal surveillance, and have a more peaceful Middle East. In short, he\u2019s accomplished none of these; some of them have been colossal failures.\nIn attempting to accomplish too much he accomplished nothing. Less is more. He who is last shall be first. By focusing on fewer things, more goals can be achieved.\nCanada\u2019s Maxime Bernier, a libertarian who attempted to run for the leadership of the Conservative Party (and came in a narrow second place), proposed privatizing our postal service. This sounds fantastic \u2013 more effective mail delivery without costs to the taxpayer. The only difficulty is that while Canadian taxpayers lost $22 million with Canada Post, this only costs every Canadian on average, a population of 36 million, $0.61 every year. He would have been a far more effective politician to focus on the new $76 billion infrastructure program, something that costs Canadians $2,100.\nThe 61 cents I\u2019m hardly concerned about, the $2,100 is a different matter. Governmental portfolios under $1 billion are rounding errors on a national level and to tackle all of them is a task beyond the scope of reasonable execution.\nThere\u2019s something beautiful to ideological purity and the consistency of non-aggression. There\u2019s only so much that can be executed within a parliamentary system in a four-year term, there\u2019s only so much that can be accomplished within a congressional system.\nWe ought to free ourselves from the superstition that any politician is the Messiah. Government officials that can\u2019t accomplish anything don\u2019t deserve the vote. Politicians that promise the world but will predictably under-deliver have to be spotted in order for progress toward liberty to be accomplished.\nIn the absence of a bloody revolution, anarchism doesn\u2019t have any executional merits. There are undoubtedly arguments from ethics against any governance whatsoever, just as it would be ethical for me to give $5 million to the homeless, but I don\u2019t have $5 million so this isn\u2019t an executable concept.\nPrevious articleFaithless Elector (Part 1)\nNext articleIt\u2019s Time to Focus on the \u2018School\u2019 in \u2018School Shooting\u2019 \u2013 The Lowdown on Liberty",
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        "raw_content": "Grief belongs to the griever. No one should tell a griever how to grieve, when to grieve, or how long to grieve. No one can bind grief or limit it, usually not even the griever. It\u2019s not so much that we go through grief, but that grief goes through us, and eventually, when grief has done what it\u2019s supposed to do (take us from a relatively safe shared life to a relatively safe new life that can accommodate the unthinkable idea of death), it will leave us in peace.\nSociological forces try to bind our grief. Society as a whole needs people who fit in, and in today\u2019s culture, unhappiness and pain have no importance. Even though they don\u2019t know it, people who are close to us are often the agents of these societal forces. They urge us to move on, to stop thinking about our deceased loved one, to find someone else. Sometimes they simply wish us to be happy. Sometimes they don\u2019t want to be confronted with the issue of death, and if they confront the reality of our loss, then they \u2014 like us \u2014 would have to confront that terrible reality of death. And sometimes, they are simply responding to societal pressures to herd us back into place.\nGrief theorists try to bind our grief with their \u201cstages\u201d of grief, their platitudes, their easy solutions for a difficult situation. So often, the message is mixed. They try to guide us back to normalcy while telling us that everyone\u2019s grief is different, which actually isolates us even more than we already are. No one likes to feel as if they are the same as everyone else, but being too different, feeling too different, makes us wonder if we\u2019re crazy, which exacerbates grief. Everyone\u2019s grief is different to the extent that we are all different, but there are similarities in the progression of grief for many who have lost their life mates, and this similarity is comforting to those who already feel out of place and outside of time.\nWhat few people seem to realize is that there is no place for us anymore. No normalcy. When we have lost our life mate, the one person who connected us to the world and even ourselves, there is no going back. Everything has changed. And everything continues to change.\nEight years and eight months after Jeff\u2019s death, I can still feel ripples of change. We grievers count the days, the weeks, the months, and eventually only the years from the day our loved one died. It\u2019s as if subconsciously we know that on that day of death, we were reborn into a new life. In fact, for many of us, that particular date has more resonance than our actual birthday.\nSo, if someone you care about has lost a person intrinsic to their lives, please resist the urge to chivvy the griever along. Their grief does not belong to you. Grief belongs to the griever.\nPosted in grief, life, relationships. Tags: everyone's grief isn't different, going through grief, grief belongs to the griever, grief goes through us, grief theorists, how grief isolates, sociological aspects of grief. 13 Comments \u00bb\nThe Mythic Stages of Grief\nJoseph Campbell was the first person to write about the motifs and archetypes underlying myths, stories, and spiritual traditions. Christopher Vogler, in The Writer\u2019s Journey, further developed this idea of the \u201chero\u2019s journey,\u201d making it applicable to writers, both in their stories and in their lives.\nThe hero\u2019s journey is an endlessly fascinating structure because it is endlessly malleable, able to fit any character, any story, any life. We are all on our own mythic journey through life, but our lives are so much more complicated that the life of a character in a novel because we are dealing with quests within quests within quests rather than a single straightforward journey.\nGrowing up, falling in love, marrying, parenting, writing, making art, growing old are all quests of their own, though each quest is a but a step on our journey though life.\nMy most recent mythic journey has been the journey through grief. Grief has been, perhaps, the most mythic of all my quests, each of the stages clearly delineated. (In fact, these mythic stages of the hero\u2019s journey are much more applicable to grief than K\u00fcbler-Ross\u2019s stages.)\nAll of us who embark so reluctantly on this journey through grief are true heroes. It takes a hero\u2019s courage and commitment to deal with everything grief bombards us with and come out on the other side stronger, wiser, and accepting of whatever comes our way.\nThe mythic stages of our heroic journey through grief:\n1. Ordinary World. A hero\u2019s journey begins with the normal world, and in the grief quest story, the normal world is the life we shared with our life mate/soul mate.\n2. Call to Adventure. His (or her) dying calls us to grief\u2019s adventure, though death is too traumatic an event to be dismissed as a simple call to adventure. There\u2019s no warble of a bugle call; it\u2019s more like the shriek of a smoke alarm that cannot be silenced.\n3. Refusal of the Call. We are frozen with grief, reluctant to continue life alone, refusing to see that perhaps continuing alone could be an adventure.\n4. Meeting with the Mentors. We go to grief groups for support, and we talk to others who have also lost their mates. Some of us go to bereavement counselors or read about grief to learn how to deal with this horrifying new world.\n5. Crossing the threshold. We commit to grief, to whatever changes will come because of it. We allow ourselves to feel without blocking out the pain because we know that is the only way to find our way through the angst to a more peaceful time.\n6. Tests, Allies, Enemies. Grief encompasses all these aspects. Grief tests us, our strength, our commitment to life, our beliefs. Grief is an ally, changing us so we can become the person we need to be in order to survive in this new world. And grief is an enemy, bringing more pain than we could have ever imagined.\n7. Approach to the Innermost Cave. Grief takes us further away from our ordinary world of a shared life. This is a stage where we regroup. We find a respite from grief for a few days or weeks, leading us to believe that perhaps we can do this after all.\n8. Ordeal. Although all of grief is an ordeal, at this particular stage of grief\u2019s journey, the greatest ordeal is accepting that we are alone, that although he is dead, we have to continue living. We thought getting through the initial raw pain of grief was our greatest agony, but now grief throws us even more anguish with the realization that he is never coming back. This new life without him is forever.\n9. Rewards. There are many rewards for going through grief. We seize the sword of courage, we find the elixir of patience, we discover the crucible of greater insights. There are consequences, of course, and generally we pay for any rewards with a huge upsurge of grief.\n10. The Road Back. The road back is not easy, especially when it comes to grief. Although we can never return to the ordinary world from which we came since that world was shattered forever by his death, we do return to an ordinary world, a world where grief is a companion that merely shadows us, rather than being the trickster that taunts us, the enemy that torments us, the shapeshifter that bewilders us.\n11. Resurrection. The hero faces death and is resurrected, and in the case of grief, we face the death of who we once were. We realize we are separate from our life mate/soul mate, that he has his journey and we have ours, and hence we are reborn into a new life. A life that is ours alone.\n12. Return with the Elixir. We all bring back from grief certain gifts, whether wisdom or patience or simply the knowledge that we survived the worst ordeal of our lives, and often we share this gift with others. Many of us end up taking care of aged parents, exhibiting a patience we never knew we had. Some of us write or paint to show the world our truth. Some of us go into grief therapy to help others. My magic elixir \u2014 my gift, my blessing \u2014 has been the unexpected ability to decode grief and write lyrically about the process, such as recognizing the mythic stages of grief and writing this post describing grief as a heroic journey and quest. A strange gift, indeed.\nAnd so life\u2019s journey continues . . .\nPosted in grief, history/myth, life, writing. Tags: dealing with grief, going through grief, journey through grief, mythic stages of grief, stages of grief, the hero's journey. 5 Comments \u00bb\nThe Two-Year Anniversary of the Worst Day of My Life\nThe worst day of my life was not the day my life mate/soul mate died. That particular day was sadly inevitable, one I actually had looked forward to. He\u2019d been sick for so long and in such pain, that I was glad he finally let go and drifted away. After he died, I kissed him goodbye then went to get the nurse, who confirmed that he was gone. She called the funeral home, and I sat there in the room with him for two hours until they finally came for him. (They came in an SUV, not a hearse. And they used a red plush coverlet, not a body bag.) I might have cried. I might have been numb. I don\u2019t really remember. All I know is that I sat there with him until almost dawn. I couldn\u2019t even see his face \u2014 they had cleaned him and wrapped him in a blanket \u2014 so I just sat there, thinking nothing.\nThe worst day of my life came fifty-five days later, exactly two years ago. I spent all day cleaning out his closet and drawers, and going through boxes of his \u201ceffects.\u201d He had planned to do it himself, but right before he could get started, he was stricken with debilitating pain that lasted to the end of his life, and so he left it for me to do. I would not have undertaken the task so early in my grief, but I had to leave the house where we\u2019d lived for two decades and go stay with my 95-year-old father, who could no longer live alone.\nI knew what to do with most things because my mate had rallied enough to tell me, but still, a few items blindsided me, such as photos and business cards from his store To Your Health (where we met). Every single item he owned was emotionally laden, both with his feelings and mine. The day was like a protracted memorial service, a remembrance of his life, a eulogy for \u201cus\u201d.\nHow do you dismantle someone\u2019s life? How do you dismantle a shared life? With care and tears, apparently. I cried the entire day, huge tears dripping unchecked. I have never felt such soul-wrenching agony. I\u2019ll never be able to do anything else for him, so the work and my pain was my final gift to him. I was glad I could do that one last service, but I sure don\u2019t want to ever go through anything like that again.\nThe only good thing about living the worst day of your life is that every day afterward, no matter how bad, will be better than that day.\nI\u2019m not particularly sad today \u2014 the sadness came yesterday. Despite it being Saturday, my sadder day, and a day of sporadic tears, I woke with a smile. I\u2019d dreamt we were cleaning out the house (which is odd considering that I did not remember until afterward that today was the anniversary of when I went through his effects). In the midst of the usual chaotic dream images, there was one short clear moment. We were sitting side-by-side. He smiled at me, kissed me gently, and I rested my head on his shoulder.\nThis was the first time in almost two years that I\u2019d dreamt about him. It was lovely seeing him again, if only in my dreams.\nPosted in culture, grief, life, relationships. 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The rest of the world has passed on, leaving us alone with our emptiness and our tears.\nIn order to break up the group, the facilitator said he was going to cancel meetings for a month so we could evaluate ourselves, and then if we really, really, really needed the group, we could return. This stunned the heck out of me. Because he thought some people had overstayed their welcome, he was going to leave the newly bereft without any support for a month!! With Father\u2019s Day almost here? He finally agreed to cancel only a single meeting, but still, the whole concept is appalling.\nApparently, a group in another town turned into a social gathering, and to change the focus, that group was cancelled for a month. Only two people returned after the meetings resumed, and the facilitators congratulated themselves on a job well done. But no one checked to see why the others didn\u2019t come back. Perhaps, like me, they felt betrayed. A place that was supposed to be safe suddenly became dangerous. Sure, I could go back, but I\u2019d never be able to open up again. I\u2019d always be wondering if I was being judged, if I wasn\u2019t going through grief fast enough to suit the facilitator, if I were depriving some other poor soul of a say, if I were being too social or too articulate. (Apparently, my ability to talk articulately about grief is a drawback. Though why, I don\u2019t know. Just because I can put into words what others feel does not mean I\u2019m not feeling grief myself.)\nThe facilitator kept saying, \u201cThis is hard for me.\u201d He never even looked at the shocked faces of the group participants, just kept saying how hard it was for him. Who cares how hard it was for him? He shouldn\u2019t have said anything in the first place. (I\u2019m not supposed to talk about what goes on in the group, but since I am no longer a participant, I can say what I want. Besides, it was more my group than his. I understood what people were going through. He didn\u2019t. How could he? He still has his spouse. Until you\u2019ve lost a long-time mate, you cannot know, cannot comprehend the vast physical, emotional, intellectual, spiritual changes such a death brings to one\u2019s life.)\nWe were originally told we could keep attending meetings as long as we needed. In fact, Medicare demands that hospice provide bereavement counseling for a minimum of thirteen months. Nowhere in that regulation does it say grievers are prohibited from attending if they could function in the world. Besides, if we couldn\u2019t function, we never would have been able to attend in the first place.\nI\u2019d stopped going to the bereavement group for a while, then returned to help support a friend through the worst of her grief, but it\u2019s come full circle and I need the group for me again. 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        "raw_content": "Pages: \u00ab 1 ... 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 [63] 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 \u00bb\nQuote from: Schleicher on July 31, 2011, 01:22:03 AM\nQuote from: philipp on July 30, 2011, 08:24:41 PM\nThere was an article on Bitcoin in c't, a bi-weekly German computer magazine (sold curculation about 350K) today. At 6 A4 pages it was a rather in-depth article, and I did not notice any factual errors.\nhttp://www.heise.de/ct/inhalt/2011/17/74/\nwow, awesome! This'll hit a lot of techies in germany. C't is quite respectable and well-read.\nFirst iPad App for Bitcoin\nhttp://www.itnews.com.au/News/265267,payments-not-a-banking-priority-panel.aspx\nBanks and others moving away from payments?!\nhttp://singularityhub.com/2011/07/31/paypal-predicts-wallets-will-die-by-2015-thanks-but-ill-keep-mine-for-now/\nEnd of physical wallets, a mention of Bitcoin as one contender to PayPal's ideas.\nThird Largest Bitcoin Exchange Bitomat Lost Their Wallet, Over 17,000 Bitcoins Missing\nhttp://siliconangle.com/blog/2011/08/01/third-largest-bitcoin-exchange-bitomat-lost-their-wallet-over-17000-bitcoins-missing/\nSo the bitomat incident is finally getting noticed.. I wonder how long before the mybitcoin fiasco hits the media.\nBitomat Loses Data and MyBitCoin Shuts down -- New Bitcoin Crisis?\nhttp://launch.is/blog/bitomat-loses-data-and-mybitcoin-shuts-down-new-bitcoin-cris.html\nhttp://www.whptv.com/news/local/story/Bitcoin-Virtual-currency-in-the-real-world/2Xme9dPMkUuCpxWF5_zu0w.cspx\nBitcoin Intro 21News(whptv)\nBitcoin: A Technical Introduction\nBrian Warner, and engineer with Mozilla Labs, gave a brownbag presentation in which he introduced Bitcoin and covered how the Bitcoin protocol functions.\nLulzSec, Anonymous Hackers Release Statement on Jake Davis Arrest\nhttp://uk.ibtimes.com/articles/190735/20110802/jake-davis-anonymous-lulzsec-arrest-trial-case-arrested-hackers-hacked-fbi-antisec.htm\nI find it interesting that they post the actual bitcoin donation addresses directly in this article. Is it normal for a mainstream media outlet to publish instructions on how to donate to someone who's been arrested.. or is it that the journalist wanted to emphasize the bitcoin association?\nI can't imagine them publishing the bank account details of where to donate to someone's legal fund.. Would they normally even publish a donation URL?\nThis piece is by some idiot who thinks entries in the mtgox database constitute 'counterfeit' bitcoins.\nVirtual Currency - The Dark Side\nBrendan Burge\nhttp://www.atmmarketplace.com/blog/6030/Virtual-Currency-The-Dark-Side\nOne of the most compelling reasons for supporting virtual currency is that it would appear to be impossible to counterfeit. Alas, this is not the case. In a recent news story it was revealed that BitCoin had indeed been \"counterfeited,\" and the resulting drop in the value of the currency was extreme and immediate.\nCusipzzz\nCBS News yesterday:\nTwo hits on the defcon speakers list :\nhttp://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-19/dc-19-speakers.html#Skunkworks\n\"Hacking the Global Economy with GPUs or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Bitcoin\"\nhttp://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-19/dc-19-speakers.html#Kaminsky\nTwitter botnet involved in Bitcoin\nhttp://thenextweb.com/apps/2011/08/02/growing-global-bitcoin-exchange-ruxum-set-to-start-trading-european-currencies-invites/\nRuxum going to Europe\nmybitcoin gone\nhttp://uk.ibtimes.com/articles/191006/20110802/anonymous-jake-davis-arrest-trial-hackers-revenge-attack-fbi-topiary.htm\nAnonymouse asking for Bitcoin donations for Davis' defense\nhttp://exophase.com/24063/humble-indie-bundle-3-tops-one-million/\nHumble Bundle 3 reaches a million. 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BitCoin is a payment system that charges a low cost per transaction. Each transaction is digitally signed and broadcast, supposedly anonymously, over a peer-to-peer network. Kaminsky announced a new tool called BlitCoin that unmasks one or both ends of a BitCoin transaction.\"\n. . . Kaminsky announced a new tool called BlitCoin that unmasks one or both ends of a BitCoin transaction.\"\nI started a thread about this \"blitcoin\" here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34383.0\nlacedwithkerosene\nLast edit: August 05, 2011, 03:33:46 AM by lacedwithkerosene\nI took an irreverent look into our unique culture on Slacktory:\nMiners also pretend to first get used to, and then actually prefer the extra heat and vuvuzela-like noise being spawned from their computers...\nhttp://slacktory.com/2011/08/bitcoin-mining-fun-loss/\nhttp://www.bitcoinminingaccidents.com/images/miningsig.png http://www.bitcoinaddict.com/images/addictsig.png\nhttp://www.theawl.com/2011/08/one-socialist-world-currency-understanding-bitcoin\nhttp://www.psfk.com/2011/08/new-currency-exchange-ruxum-saves-digital-currency-bitcoin.html\nhttp://www.observer.com/2011/08/rough-trades-digital-derivatives-hit-the-bitcoin-markets-as-wall-street-bankers-take-interest/\nhttp://seekingalpha.com/article/284595-patent-wars-are-a-major-threat-to-undermine-google-and-the-android-opportunity\nUltimately, I think we may start to see more software created by P2P/hacktivist groups like Anonymous and LulzSec \u2013 groups that may be difficult to sue because of their amorphous nature. 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        "raw_content": "First screening of festival films at launch in London\nYesterday the Recovery Street Film Festival officially launched in London. The festival was opened by Rosanna O\u2019 Connor, Director of Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco at Public Health England and Mitch Winehouse , founder of the drugs and alcohol charity The Amy Winehouse Foundation, to a packed Market Hall in Borough Market, London.\nOrganised by a consortium of addiction treatment providers including Phoenix Futures, Turning Point, CRI, Blenheim and Action on Addiction, supported by Public Health England, Alcohol Concern and Drugscope, the festival aims to celebrate and promote recovery from substance misuse.\nThe launch saw the premier of the official festival films on the subject of recovery, chosen by a panel of film professionals including award winning documentary film maker Emma Wakefield, film producer Lisa Bryer, whose credits include The Last King of Scotland and psychologist, writer and documentary film maker David Cohen.\nMitch Winehouse also announced the official festival winner, \u2018Harry\u2019s Story\u2019, made by the Community Film Unit.\nGareth Bowler, one of the finalists said; \u201cIt is great to see \u2018Sober\u2019 touring the country, being seen by so many people from so many places. I wanted the film to reach as many people as possible; this is about the best reach it can get.\u201d\nPaul Scully, another finalist said; \u201cI have wanted to \u201cshout out loud\u201d how great it feels to come out the other side from my addiction. This felt like the perfect opportunity to show and tell others that there is hope and that you don\u2019t have to live your life in darkness!\u201d\nThe festival will now move to a number of \u2018pop up\u2019 locations on the streets of Cardiff, Birmingham, Liverpool and Glasgow; returning to London to close.\nWell done and thanks to all the finalists and everyone who submitted a film, each and every film shows that recovery is possible and everyone deserves a future.\nRSFF winners the Community Film Unit with Mitch Winehouse in Borough Market, London",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Digital / Big Data and Analytics / Intelligent Apps- Driving the Future of Tomorrow\u2019s Enterprises\nMarch 27, 2017 by Krittika Banerjee Big Data and Analytics Advanced Analytics, advanced machine learning, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, data science, gartner strategic trends 2017, Intelligent apps, Machine learning 0\nIn the movie Iron Man, Tony Stark\u2019s computer system J. A. R. V. I. S. (Just A Rather Very Intelligent System) controls everything for the genius billionaire- from helping him destroy criminals to running his business and taking care of his estate.\nTrue, we are not quite in Iron Man territory yet; a utopia (or dystopia) where machines and intelligent software reign supreme and redefine the boundaries of what we previously thought possible is still way off.\nBut, data science & engineering technologies are fast evolving, and they are helping to inject intelligence powered by advanced machine learning and AI into processes to deliver a new class of smarter, more intelligent applications.\nJust what are intelligent apps?\nOne can see intelligent apps as an appliance of artificial intelligence and advanced machine learning in the form of an application.\nOver the last decade, access to large amounts of data and ever-improving processing power have enabled machine learning to take a huge leap forward. Unlike expert systems, which take a lot of coding to embed knowledge, machine learning doesn\u2019t require much programming at all. The more the system is used, the better it gets.\nSo, these apps intuitively adapt and learn from interaction with an enterprise\u2019s data to deliver unparalleled customized insights that enhance business results. The key requirement is to have access to vast quantities of high-quality data.\nA good example of an intelligent app is a VPA (Virtual Personal Assistant), which helps you manage priority tasks such as emails and highlights important information for the user. These assistants still have limited options but are getting more and more sophisticated.\nBut, the use of intelligent apps isn\u2019t limited to this alone. Organizations like Salesforce and Oracle are increasingly infusing AI into various enterprise applications that span sales and marketing, supply chain, HR, and other areas of business, providing them with actionable business and customer insights that enhance business results.\nFor instance, an intelligent app with a predictive analytics engine collecting data from industrial machines on a customer\u2019s premise can automatically alert a field technician that a part approaching end of life needs to be replaced, and prevent downtime.\nOr supply chain managers can automatically figure out the best options to distribute goods around the world, while providing the best value freight and transportation options for enterprise shippers.\nThere are multiple trends that suggest the transformation has already begun in many business segments and others too will get on to the bandwagon soon. Industry watcher Gartner expects that by 2018, a notable percentage of the world\u2019s largest 200 companies will exploit intelligent apps and use the full toolkit of big data and analytics to refine their offers and enhance customer experience. Within the next decade, nearly all digital applications are expected to contain some form of AI.\nA notable use-case is that of Forbes. The business magazine has employed a writing software powered by artificial intelligence, called Quill, created by Narrative Science. Quill takes structured data such as numbers and symbols; it then extracts meaning from that data, and transforms that into rich content through natural language. Importantly, the software is capable of testing data to figure out what\u2019s important and relevant for the report and what\u2019s not. It chooses to omit information that isn\u2019t pertinent.\nFor example, if a project\u2019s net incremental cash flow hasn\u2019t changed considerably for a given year; it might suppress that information, whereas if there\u2019s been a rise in marketing budget it may highlight that figure.\nThe content generated by Quill can be anything, from a tweet to a 20 page investment research report that can be passed off for a human equity analyst who has looked up a stock, conducted research and written up a report.\n(Image Source: https://www.econsultancy.com/)\nGoogle DeepMind has formed a medical research partnership with London-based Moorfields Eye Hospital in a bid to use AI for rapid detection of common eye diseases such as age-related muscular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy.\nThe disease is diagnosed using optical coherence tomography (OCT) scans, which are highly complex and take too long for health professionals to explore.\nAn OCT Scan\n(Image Source: https://deepmind.com/)\nDeepMind is investigating how machine learning can help in quicker analysis of these scans for more effective medical management.\nThe use of artificial intelligence in the legal profession is an emerging area that can have significant implications in the foreseeable future.\nAI software for legal applications facilitates the review of huge numbers of documents during the discovery phase of the trial process as opposed to large teams of lawyers and paralegals required traditionally.\nOne company Cataphora, develops technologies intended to detect conspiratorial behavior through analysis of employees\u2019 recorded communications. 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        "raw_content": "Home 2018 Elections A Dozen Reasons Why Progressives Should Be Enthused About Sen. Tim Kaine\nA Dozen Reasons Why Progressives Should Be Enthused About Sen. Tim Kaine\nRecently, I\u2019ve noticed some strange attacks coming from limited-but-vocal corners of the internet \u2014 Russia apologist Glenn Greenwald, for instance, who\u2019s apparently never met a Democrat he liked \u2014 attacking Sen. Tim Kaine as insufficiently progressive for their tastes. As someone who started the forerunner to this site (\u201cRaising Kaine\u201d) as a platform for progressive voices uniting around Tim Kaine\u2019s campaign for governor in 2005, I find it all very bizarre. Maybe national pundits, not the quickest folks on the uptake after all, are just now tuning in to Kaine, having only become aware of him in 2016? Sure, people can reasonably disagree with Kaine \u2013 or any other member of Congress \u2013 on this or that vote. But to argue that Kaine has not been a strong progressive who has done an excellent job representing us in the Senate since 2013 truly puzzles me.\nHere are a dozen top reasons we all \u2013 progressives and every other shade of Democrat \u2013 should be enthusiastically energized to support Tim Kaine this fall:\nSpeaking out about fracked-gas pipelines. Kaine has been an ally to those of us opposing the Atlantic Coast and Mountain Valley Pipelines, speaking out regarding the unfair FERC process that took private lands for private corporate gains, and urging FERC to reconsider its approval. Furthermore, Kaine has consistently spoken up for those exercising their free speech rights \u2013 in part, because he doesn\u2019t believe local voices have been sufficiently listened to \u2013 and for humane treatment of protesters.\nPreventing gun violence. Tim was a strong leader in confronting gun violence long before many others (including many Democrats) in Virginia were willing to take on the NRA. Kaine co-sponsored a bill to ban assault weapons. He supports \u201ca comprehensive approach to curb gun violence which includes expanding mental health services, background record checks prior to gun purchases and responsible limits on combat-style weapons and high-capacity magazines.\u201d He authored the \u201cResponsible Transfer of Firearms Act, which would hold people responsible if they sell or transfer a firearm to someone who is barred by federal law from possessing firearms.\u201d He spoke out and sat down with fifty moms after the Parkland shootings. And, of course, many of us who were living in Virginia during and following the Virginia Tech shooting know how strong Kaine has been on this issue \u2014 stronger than so many politicians who are only now coming to the right side of this issue.\nOpposing offshore drilling. Tim Kaine spoke up loud and clear after Trump announced he would open up U.S. offshore waters \u2013 including Virginia\u2019s \u2013 for new oil drilling. As Kaine wrote at the time: \u201cA small business owner on the Virginia Beach boardwalk asked me to imagine what a BP-like oil spill would do to summer tourism. It\u2019s not worth the risk. We should move forward with clean energy, not take a step backwards that will accelerate climate change.\u201d He empowered a broad Hampton Roads coalition \u2014 military veterans, local tourism leaders, vulnerable communities, environmentalists, business leaders \u2014 to join him in pointing out the folly of Trump\u2019s plan and to oppose oil drilling off Virginia\u2019s coasts.\nSupporting a robust public option. Since 2009, when I advocated publicly for a robust public option as part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), I\u2019ve believed strongly that it was a great idea. As a side note, I\u2019d argue that the ACA would have been stronger and more popular from the get-go had President Obama listened to many (including Tom Perriello, by the way) who argued that a public option should be included. Now, we\u2019ve seen more and more insurers leaving the marketplaces and giving Virginians fewer choices for health care. So, Tim Kaine is offering a \u201cMedicare X\u201d \u201csupercharged public option plan\u201d to give every American a chance to purchase a public health insurance plan, like Medicare (but also \u201ccover[ing] things that Medicare does not, such as pediatrics and maternity care\u201d). This would rapidly and effectively improve our health care system and give Americans more/better healthcare choices. I realize that many progressives support moving to a single payer system immediately. In my mind, as someone who supports moving towards single payer as expeditiously as possible, Kaine\u2019s \u201cMedicare X\u201d would represent the most feasible (e.g., politically realistic) on-ramp to doing just that.\nDefending immigrant communities. Tim Kaine was one of the main leaders working on a plan that could actually pass the U.S. Senate to protect Dreamers from Trump\u2019s threatened deportations. Kaine might not yell the loudest, but he\u2019s almost always the first guy to try to achieve the most progressive thing that can actually pass \u2014 the epitome of a pragmatic progressive, which is my ideal in a politician. Kaine also is unique in never forgetting to also specifically fight for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients, like those from El Salvador or Haiti, who Trump has threatened to deport by revoking their protected status. In sum, Kaine\u2019s a strong Dream Act supporter, voted for comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship in 2013, and is never afraid to call out the disgusting xenophobia and anti-immigrant attacks from the right.\nOpposing Trump\u2019s Tax Bonanza for the Wealthy and Big Corporations. Last year, Kaine opposed Trump\u2019s plan to give the mega rich and big corporations a giant tax cut. He even called the Republicans\u2019 bluff, by offering an amendment to make middle class tax cuts permanent, paid for by rolling back some of the big giveaways to the rich and to big corporations. The GOP, not surprisingly, blocked that. But that doesn\u2019t change the fact that Kaine has consistently been pushing back hard against this disastrous tax policy.\nWorking to Rein in Trump\u2019s Militaristic, Reckless Foreign Policy. Like he did under President Obama, Sen. Kaine is demanding that Trump come to Congress for approval if he wants to start a war. Kaine has called out Trump\u2019s Syria strikes as \u201cillegal,\u201d and now he has a bill to prevent Trump from unilaterally going to war with Iran. He\u2019s one of the few progressives willing to stand up and own a war vote, because he knows how dangerous letting a president (especially Trump) run wild would be for our troops and country. Kaine also argued hard that Trump should NOT pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, which he also voted for multiple times back in 2015. Kaine opposed Mike Pompeo for Secretary of State because of Pompeo\u2019s \u201canti-diplomacy disposition,\u201d and has generally been a strong advocate of exhausting diplomacy first before considering military options.\nFighting Sexual Assault and Supporting the #MeToo Movement. It seems like every day, yet another political figure \u2014 most recently Eric Schneiderman \u2014 is letting us down with a history of sexual assault and abuse. In stark contrast, Kaine has been a leader in calling out this disgusting culture, standing up for women, supporting the #MeToo movement, and pushing to reform laws that aid and protect sexual abusers. He wrote thoughtfully on this for Esquire last year.\nConsistently Earning 100% Ratings on Protecting a Woman\u2019s Right to Reproductive Choice. Check out Project Vote Smart, which lists Kaine\u2019s LIFETIME Planned Parenthood score as 100% \u2014 a perfect score! \u2014 and his NARAL scores at 100% as well. One great thing about Kaine is that he \u201chas drawn a line between his personal beliefs [as a strong Roman Catholic] and his political views\u201d on abortion. That \u201cline\u201d was \u201cenough to convince major reproductive rights organizations to applaud his\u2026nomination\u201d as Hillary Clinton\u2019s running mate in 2016. And it\u2019s important to note that Kaine\u2019s \u201cSenate record indicates a sea change in the Democratic lawmaker\u2019s abortion politics,\u201d with Sen. Kaine \u201c[fighting] bills to defund Planned Parenthood, co-sponsor[ing] a bill that assures women the right to an abortion regardless of their zip code, and vot[ing] against abortion bans similar to those he enacted while governor.\u201d As NARAL\u2019s president Ilyse Hogue wrote in 2016, \u201cIt\u2019s a hostile, extreme Congress on issues of repro freedom\u2026 We\u2019ve not lost Kaine on a single vote. We have lost other Dems.\u201d Good stuff.\nBeing a Consistent \u201cHero for the LGBTQ Community.\u201d According to the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), Kaine has consistently been a \u201chero for the LGBTQ community,\u201d including \u201cadvocat[ing] for full federal equality as senator and join[ing] the amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court declaring the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional\u201d and \u201cadvocat[ing] for passage of the Equality Act to provide comprehensive federal non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ Americans.\u201d Kaine has also spoken out against Trump\u2019s discriminatory ban on transgender people in the military. Given all this, it\u2019s not surprising that Kaine earned a 100% rating from HRC in 2015-2016.\nFighting His Entire Adult Life for Civil Rights. Check out this article in The Nation, about how \u201cTim Kaine Was Fighting for Civil Rights While Donald Trump Was Discriminating Against African Americans\u201d and how \u201cKaine won landmark housing discrimination cases while Trump refused to rent to black tenants.\u201d Also check out this NBC News report, which describes Kaine \u201cas a steady champion on issues important to African Americans.\u201d According to Virginia Del. Lamont Bagby, Kaine \u201cnot only made time to talk and listen to the Black community \u2014 any time we needed him for an issue or I needed him for an issue personally, he supported us. He\u2019s also supported Black candidates. That\u2019s why you see overwhelming support for Tim Kaine from Black constituents.\u201d\nConsistently Scoring ZEROs from the Hard Right. According to Project Vote Smart, the Koch brothers are no fan of Tim Kaine\u2019s, with a ZERO score from the Kochs\u2019 \u201cAmericans for Prosperity\u201d in 2017-2018, and a 2% lifetime score from that anti-environment, anti-government group. Kaine also has earned \u2014 and I emphasize the word \u201cearned,\u201d because this is a great thing \u2014 a ZERO from the hard-right Heritage Action for America in 2017-2018; a 1% lifetime score from the American Conservative Union; a ZERO score from American Family Association Action in 2017-2018; etc.\nBeyond all the issues, Tim is just someone who \u2013 at his very core, since he went to Honduras as a young man to work with the poor \u2013 cares about vulnerable communities, the \u201ccommon man,\u201d and doing what\u2019s right for everyone. That\u2019s a stark contrast with Trump and the wackos, loudmouths, blowhards, extremists, etc. \u2014 Ewwww Jackson, neo-Confederate Corey Stewart and Nick \u201cFreaky\u201d Freitas \u2014 running as Republicans to oppose Kaine this year. It\u2019s also a sorely needed set of qualities in a Congress where too many people are showboats who don\u2019t have the personality or skill set to actually achieve progressive gains for people. And in the end, isn\u2019t that what we all want? Go Kaine!\nP.S. 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        "raw_content": "Invest With Impact. Invest in Women\n\u201cBMO is proud to take a lead on impact investing in Canada \u2013 especially in support of a cause such as the advancement of women, which is such a big priority for our bank,\u201d said Joanna Rotenberg, Head of Personal Wealth Management, BMO Financial Group. \u201cAn increasing number of investors are seeking both financial and social returns from their investments. By providing them with the opportunity to invest in organizations with a higher representation of women, we are giving those investors the ability to promote change by rewarding gender-diverse companies\u201d\nWomen are under-represented on corporate boards and in senior leadership roles. As an investor, you have the potential to address this social challenge. BMO Women in Leadership Fund, the first impact investing mutual fund in Canada, invests in North American companies that have a female CEO, or board of directors with at least 25 per cent female representation, referencing the Barclays Women in Leadership North America Index.\n\u201cThis is a unique offering designed to provide investors with both financial and social value,\u201d says Kevin Gopaul, Head of BMO Global Asset Management Canada. \u201cResearch has shown that diverse leadership in companies translates into better results. Companies with gender-diverse boards tend to outperform those with no women on their boards and indices of companies with mixed-gender boards have outperformed benchmark indices.\u201d\nGrowing research shows that companies with a higher representation of women in executive leadership deliver:\nBy investing in companies with higher representation of women you not only actively participate in driving social change by rewarding these gender-diverse companies, but also participate in their success.\nDownload the BMO Women In Leadership Fund Overview\nView the Fund Profile\n1 MSCI, Women on Boards: Global Trends in Gender Diversity on Corporate Boards, November 2015\n2 Credit Suisse, The CS Gender 3000: Women in Senior Management. September 2014\n3 Catalyst, Lois Joy et al, The Bottom Line: Corporate Performance and Women\u2019s Representation on Boards 2004-2008, 2011\nBarclays and Barclays Women in Leadership North America Total Return CAD Index are trademarks of Barclays Bank PLC or its affiliates and have been licensed for use in connection with the issuance and distribution of the Fund. The Fund is not sponsored by, endorsed, sold or promoted by Barclays, and Barclays makes no representation regarding the advisability of investing in them, the suitability of the Fund as an investment, or the accuracy of the information provided. BMO Global Asset Management is a brand name that comprises of BMO Asset Management Inc., BMO Investments Inc., BMO Asset Management Corp. and BMO\u2019s specialized investment management firms. BMO Mutual Funds refers to certain mutual funds and/or series of mutual funds offered by BMO Investments Inc., a financial services firm and separate legal entity from Bank of Montreal. Commissions, trailing commissions, management fees and expenses all may be associated with investments in mutual funds. Please read the fund facts or prospectus before investing. Mutual Funds are not guaranteed, their values change frequently and past performance may not be repeated. \u00aeBMO (M-bar roundel symbol) is a registered trade-mark of Bank of Montreal.",
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        "raw_content": "The Soundtrack of Life: 10 Songs to Grapple By\nContributor - Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Educational Psychology\nAt Fifty/50 BJJ, where I train, students and instructors finish off a long week of training with, of course, more training. On Friday nights, we participate in \u201cMarathon Roll,\u201d which is 10 rounds of 5 minutes apiece, with a minute rest in between. It\u2019s a great way to test out some of the things we\u2019ve been drilling and learning during the week during live rolling, and it\u2019s also a great way to prepare for more training over the weekend, because of course we\u2019ll be doing that.\nAs is probably also the case at your grappling academy, there\u2019s always music playing at Fifty/50, and sometimes there is good-natured disagreement as to whether this or that music is better or worse, and whether this or that artist\u2019s latest offering is an improvement on their last release, which of course reflects individual preferences. There is also colorful language to support or disparage said individual preferences, and even sometimes the invention of creative epithets for people whose tastes, um, clash. (\u201cYou\u2019re a musical Philistine!\u201d is an example of an epithet, right? What about \u201cShut your terrible-taste-in-music hole?\u201d) And such behavior is of course not unique to Fifty/50. In fact, it turns out music is one of those topics that inspires lots of intense emotion, whether in the context of training or elsewhere.\nBut since we\u2019re talking about music to train to, I decided to write about ten songs I would at this moment put on a playlist for Marathon Roll, with the caveat that the list is based on what I\u2019ve been hearing lately, that it\u2019s likely to change an hour from now, and that there are tons of other awesome songs that could go on such a list (and may very well do so if I ever get around to updating my iPod). Knowing how emotional people get about music and grappling as separate entities, I\u2019m curious about whether the combination will result in fireworks. Of course, not all of these songs are exactly five minutes, but we\u2019ll pretend they are for the sake of argument.\nWhat\u2019s your grappling soundtrack? Here's mine. If you don\u2019t like my choices, feel free to comment, but remember I have feelings too and that I am a lady, dammit!\n1. Linus and Lucy, by Vince Guaraldi\nThis is more commonly known as the Peanuts theme song. You\u2019ll totally know it when you play the video below. And maybe you remember not only how cool this song is, but also how awesome a dancer Snoopy turned out to be. The first five-minute round of Marathon Roll is usually intended to get the kinks out and loosen everyone up a little. So a song like this one is fun and bouncy and a good one for slowly winding up the intensity.\n2. Brick House, by The Commodores\nWhen I branch out into mixed martial arts, which will be never, this will be my processional song. It is virtually impossible to refrain from singing the chorus and making the \u201chouse\u201d all nasal-sounding. I also challenge you to make it through this entire song remaining perfectly still. Good luck.\n3. Don\u2019t Stop 'Til You Get Enough, by Michael Jackson\nThis song actually plays a lot at a diner near the academy that has good pre-training breakfast, which could be part of the reason I like it. But I also know that whenever I hear it, it makes me I wish I could dance like Jacko or move like Jagger, which, sadly, I can\u2019t. So the next best thing is to try to spin under. I bet if Michael had been a grappler, he would have developed a mean inverted guard. Mick would probably get kimura-ed a lot.\n4. Everybody Wants You, by Billy Squier\nI saw some recent pictures of Billy, and the man has aged well, as has his music. This is one of those songs that\u2019s great to roll to rather than drive to (though it\u2019s fun for that as well), because for the most part I have no idea what the lyrics are. This means I\u2019m not tempted to sing along at the top of my lungs, which is good because at this point in Marathon Roll, I\u2019m starting to need them for other things. One line I do recognize - and love - though I do not understand it, is \u201cYou take your pension in loneliness and alcohol.\u201d I can\u2019t tell if it would be a good idea for me to do this too, especially in this economy.\n5. You Should Be Dancin\u2019, by the Bee Gees\nI think it\u2019s okay to like disco now. And during roll number five, when the beginning of Marathon Roll is a vague-ish memory but we are still less than halfway through, the power of disco can help inspire us to keep up the intensity. All you academy owners out there, consider installing one of those twinkly balls, just for Friday nights and just for this song.\n6. Vogue, by Madonna\nCome on. Vogue. And come on. Admit you like Madonna. Don\u2019t worry; next time we train together, I\u2019ll advocate to get this song on the playlist, and you can roll your eyes and pretend to just endure it. You\u2019re welcome.\n7. Verb: That\u2019s What\u2019s Happenin\u2019, by Bob Dorough\nIf you\u2019re from my generation, you know Verb. It\u2019s from Schoolhouse Rock. The accompanying video shows a little boy running around having adventures and doing all kinds of things, things that requires verbs to describe them. He becomes a superhero, he flies, jumps, and bends nouns to his will, and then at the very end, he runs home and into his mother\u2019s arms. (Is it dusty in here? I got something in my eye.) 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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Previous Post The Flaming Lips Bring the Noise\nNext Post \u2192 Farewell Transmission\nphilly April 7, 2013 at 3:45 pm\nReblogged this on phillideethree and commented:\nIm just, confused. How do people not know The Who? Check out BUM LOGIC\u2019s experience relating to the same.\nearlbny May 17, 2013 at 11:11 am\nI was born 10 years after you and have heard of the Who. However I am a music nut who was born in the wrong generation. At least that\u2019s what I have been told. BTW Roger was on Howard Stern this week. The Who may not be as big as the Beatles, The Stones or Zepp but they are not that far behind.\nShame on them and their parents. My mom saw The Who back in the 60\u2019s and loves to rub it in my face that she sat on the edge of a pool at a local beach club rocking out and watching them break their instruments looking for stuff in the bushes after the show.\nFri, 07 July 1967:\nLido Beach, NY, Malibu Beach and Shore Club\nhttp://www.thewholive.net/concert/in\u20261304&Jahr=1967\nSo sad that these people had never even heard of such a legendary, important band. I have a post on my blog titled \u201cI Missed the Mod Boat: Confessions of a Who Fan\u201d that might interest you. :-)\nnewmancan December 27, 2013 at 3:49 pm\nI feel your pain (we\u2019re the same age) , I work with a lot of twenty-somethings and I\u2019m married to a younger woman who at least has some interest in all of this music she has never heard before. I\u2019ve given up on the \u201cyou\u2019ve never heard of\u201d angst and moved on to \u201cyou need to check out\u201d angst instead. My rule of thumb is if the person was born after the original Star Wars trilogy, forget it there\u2019s little to no hope!\nRick Ouellette March 24, 2014 at 11:25 pm\nIt\u2019s all about cultural literacy, but i guess that\u2019s too much to ask for nowadays. I as born in \u201958 but I grew up to know and appreciate Duke Ellington, John Coltrane etc. Nowadays, there\u2019s too much of everything, but too little of value. Good piece.",
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I have also had a line of pain that goes horizontally in the small of my back that feels like a fold. Meaning that if I bent over to far I would fall into that fold. It feels a lot like my knee, bone on bone. Throw in neck pain and muscle spasms all over my back. That\u2019s what the last three and a half days have been like.\nBefore we go any farther, to those who don\u2019t know what Fibromyalgia (Fibro for short) is, it\u2019s a pain sensitivity that affects all soft tissue in the body. It does not affect the joints. However the muscles, tendons and ligaments are affected by Fibro which in turns affects the joints indirectly.\nMost people associate Fibro with chronic pain. If you do then you\u2019re right but there is more to the story than chronic pain. There are countless web sites that mention all the primary and secondary symptoms of Fibromyalgia. 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I can\u2019t support my family which I have done for twenty of the thirty years of marriage and family.\nI can\u2019t lift heavy things. I can\u2019t lift light things that are awkward. I have sensitivities to sunlight and UV rays which affects being outside. I wear sunglasses almost everywhere I go. I tire easily so I have to pace myself.\nAll of these issues and symptoms of Fibro affect my interaction with my family, my Church, my old hobbies and activities. I am a different person in many ways since Fibromyalgia came along.\nI have a very kind neighbor who mows my lawn every week all summer long. He and other neighbors shovel the snow on my driveway and side walks. I truly and deeply appreciate my neighbors but I also feel a deep resentment to my health for sidelining me from the physical activities of life I enjoyed so much and took for granted all those years.\nI still think almost the same as before, but not completely the same. I have to entertain limitations when I make plans. I have to pace myself on good days so that I don\u2019t overdue it, and have to pay for the fun the next day in agonizing pain.\nI\u2019m not looking for sympathy. My health could be worse. I just want people to be aware of how Fibro affects its victims including men. For me, I feel like a bum not being able to provide for my family. I feel like a bum when others have to do for me the things I no longer can do. I am in many respects a different person. I need to reinvent myself and that\u2019s what I am working on at this time of my life. I have to plan a future that allows for countless sick days and chronic insomnia. I have to adjust to a day of unknowns. I can wake up in the morning feeling great and by lunch time I am in writhing pain only to feel better by nap time. These kinds of changes can happen four or five times a day or last all day or not bother me on rare days.\nTry planning with those limitations. I\u2019m a stubborn and traditional person and I find it defeating when I don\u2019t feel like a man. Sometimes I feel like a blob on the recliner taking up space. Once in a while I go to bed gratefully for a semi normal day. Yes, it really is that dramatic.\nTroy Wagstaff \u00a9 All Rights Reserved, May be used by permission only.\nFiled under: Fibromyalgia - Fbro Awareness | Tagged: chroni pain, fibro awareness, fibro fog, fibromyalgia, gal, insomnia, What Is It Like to Be a Guy With Fibromyalgia?, women |\n\u00ab Invictus, The Inspirational Poem For Those Who Suffer How Can We Endure the Temptations and Chaos in The Last Days? \u00bb\nAnnette, on March 10, 2015 at 12:11 am said:\nI so hate the fog!! If something isn\u2019t in plain sight I forget about it\u2026.doesn\u2019t matter if it\u2019s bills, crafts I am making or meals I am planning, laundry etc. This has plagued me for years\u2026..making me seem to always be in a mess. I get distracted easily and forget what I\u2019m doing. Organization is not my friend. I am trying, but after several days, 30 minutes a day, of trying to organize my craft room\u2026.I found myself in bed all day today, aching all over just feeling rotten. I have only heard of one other guy with Fibro and it was very hard for him to be the provider for his family, his wife was very supportive but she told me of stories how other\u2019s had a hard time believing he was so sick\u2026.many thought he was making it all up. I had about 2 years that were my worst. I found things were better when I stopped beating myself up so much for being sick and just tried to find peace with myself. Hang in there Troy!\nCheryl Wright, on March 12, 2015 at 4:28 am said:\nGreat article. I am glad that you wrote this as it may help other men who suffer from this terrible disease (yes, I have it too). i know the feeling only too well of not being the person you once used to be. Take care.\nLee, on March 12, 2015 at 4:28 pm said:\nSo great to see a man telling his fibro story \u2013 not great that you have it though! I agree with all of your sentiments even though I am a woman and not the main bread winner and I agree that pacing is so important and one of the main things I have had to learn for myself with this pain syndrome, Thanks for sharing at Fibro Blogger Directory facebook page, much appreciated.\nGary McArthur, on April 7, 2015 at 2:34 am said:\nHello Troy \u2013 great to meet a fellow fibromite. Have followed your blog and will share links at my site and blog \u2013 http://www.myfibro.co.uk \u2013 would love, with your permission, to use edited snippets from this post within the text of my site (attributed and linked to your post / site) Please let me know. Gary\nTroy, on April 7, 2015 at 8:58 am said:\nTroy, on June 11, 2015 at 2:52 pm said:\nYes, of course. Please send me a link when you make that post. 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        "raw_content": "Working Title: Postdoctoral Research Associate\nDepartment: Center for Teaching Excellence\nThe University of Virginia's Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE), a pan-University center supporting teaching at all levels and in all academic disciplines, invites applications for a Post-Doctoral Research Associate position beginning in August 2018.\nThe Research Associate training experience will include co-instructing teaching courses for STEM teaching assistants (TAs) in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and in the School of Arts & Sciences. The Research Associate will develop and conduct educational research related to teaching courses; participating in educational development programs as part of the post-doctoral teaching mentorship process. In addition the Research Associate will help to create a model for expanding these teaching courses to other STEM departments.\nCompletion of a Ph.D. or Ed.D. in science, engineering, math or STEM education fields or equivalent is required by appointment start date. The successful candidate will have teaching experience in a STEM discipline or teaching STEM methods. Knowledge of and experience implementing evidence-based teaching practices in higher education is essential. Strong oral and written communication, organizational, attention to detail, and administrative skills are required. The incumbent must have the ability to successfully manage both teaching and research responsibilities. Qualitative and/or quantitative education research experience and evidence of outstanding accomplishments in teaching are preferred.\nCharlottesville and central Virginia offer a distinctive community for both personal and professional activities. A strong sense of community exists in the region along with excellent educational systems for adults and children. Charlottesville is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is consistently listed among the top cities in national rankings of the most desirable places to live. It offers a thriving community, highlighted by regular literary, film, musical, theatrical, and historical festivals.\nTo apply, visit https://jobs.virginia.edu and search on Posting Number 0623256. Complete a Candidate Profile online and attach a cover letter stating your experience with teaching and research in STEM in higher education, curriculum vitae, and provide contact information for three references. Review of applications will begin on June 11, 2018 and will continue until the position is filled.\nThis is a one year appointment, however, the appointment may be renewed for one additional year dependent upon the availability of funding and satisfactory performance.\nFor questions about the position, please contact Lindsay Wheeler at [email protected] For questions regarding the application process, please contact Zachary Harpine at [email protected]\nThe Center for Teaching Excellence and the University of Virginia are Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employers. We seek to build a culturally diverse intellectual environment and welcome applications from women, minorities, veterans and persons with disabilities.",
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        "raw_content": "Department: Department of Environmental Sciences\nEnvironmental Sensing for the Arctic\nThe University of Virginia's recently launched Pan-University Environmental Resilience Institute (ERI) is focused on exploring the impact of rapid environmental and social changes on a planetary scale, and supports pioneering work that integrates knowledge about natural systems, technology, and human behavior to inform choices about our future. Leveraging strengths across the university in environmental science & engineering, social sciences, business, law, humanities, art, and design, the Institute supports transdisciplinary research projects with a strong emphasis on actionable science that can be translated to decision-makers and stakeholders.\nThe UVArctic CoLab seeks to hire a research associate to collaborate with our interdisciplinary team on research, development, and in-situ testing and application of both exterior and interior environmental sensing systems in the Arctic. We seek a colleague who will contribute technical expertise, as well as their own research interests, to a dynamic team of leading researchers in Arctic science, engineering, art, and design. Whereas the research associate must have technical skills in environmental sensor development and application (e.g. design and fabrication, data logging & telemetry), the applied nature of the research is broad and experimental and seeks to identify the potentials of disciplinary intersections.\nUltimately, the research associate could either support the research of one of the current PIs, conduct interdisciplinary research among the PIs, or bring a completely different field into our existing collaboration. The information collected in the environmental sensing effort will directly facilitate research for several lines of inquiry within the Arctic CoLab that are focused on understanding the complex interactions and transformations underway in the built and natural environment.\nWe are currently focused on an installation at Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow), on the northern coast of Alaska. The research associate will be directly supervised and mentored by a subset of the Arctic CoLab faculty, will work in the context of the new Link Lab https://engineering.virginia.edu/linklab), a new facility for research on cyber-physical systems (e.g. smart buildings, resilient infrastructure) at the University of Virginia, and interact with the entire UVArctic CoLab team.\nTo apply, go to https://jobs.virginia.edu and search for posting #0622804. Please complete a candidate profile and attach a cover letter, CV, and statement of research interests to include experience within the broad area of environmental resilience and sustainability, as well as results of research, development, and implementation of remote sensing arrays and networks ideally in extreme environmental conditions (under attachment selection \"other\"), and a list of three references including contact information.\nFor questions on the Resilience Institute, please contact Andres Clarens ([email protected]). For questions specifically on the UVArctic CoLab position, please contact Howard Epstein ([email protected]). Additional information about the Institute can be found at https://www.virginia.edu/vpr/resilience/\nFor questions on the application process, please contact Rich Haverstrom at [email protected]",
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        "raw_content": "The Department of Psychology at DePaul University is seeking a full-time faculty (non-tenure-track, term appointment) in Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychology for the academic year of 2018-2019. Faculty will teach 9 courses \u2014 3 courses per quarter, for the fall, winter, and spring quarters. Teaching assignments will be based on faculty interest and expertise, as well as departmental needs. Departmental needs include at the undergraduate level: statistics, research methods, psychological measurement, groups and organizations, I-O Psychology, organizational behavior, and may include teaching topical seminars at the undergraduate level and in the doctoral program. Some departmental service is expected. Faculty are also welcome to engage in research.\nLink to Posting: http://facultyopportunities.depaul.edu/hr/postings/1882\nDePaul University is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, marital status, physical or mental disability, protected veteran status, genetic information or any other legally protected status, in accordance with applicable federal, state and local EEO laws. A copy of DePaul University's Safety and Security Information Report and Fire Safety Report is available upon request. The report includes statistics about crimes that occurred on campus and public property immediately adjacent to campus. The report includes institutional policies concerning campus security, sexual assault and other matters. It also includes fire statistics, fire safety practices and standards of the institution. A copy of this report can be obtained by contacting the Crime Prevention Office at 773-325-7775 or by visiting the DePaul Public Safety website at http://publicsafety.depaul.edu.",
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        "raw_content": "Schwinn Discover Hybrid\nSchwinn Gammon\nRaleigh Bikes Venture\nDiamondback Bicycles Women\u2019s Serene\nSixthreezero Body Ease\nIf you\u2019ve come here in the hope of finding the best bikes for seniors and you have little time on your hands, this short paragraph contains all the information you need. After reading the latest reviews of bikes for seniors and after comparing the quality, affordability, and reliability they offer, we\u2019ve concluded that the model to get is the Schwinn Discover Hybrid. This unit is very sturdy yet still lightweight enough so that it is easy to transport and ride without having to waste a lot of your energy. It comes with 21-speed SRAM grip shifters for fast and easy gear changes and a Shimano rear derailleur. What\u2019s more, this unit is very versatile, and it can handle both on-road and off-road conditions without a hitch. If by an unfortunate event our first pick is not available for sale, but you are still looking for a great gift for grandparents, the Schwinn Gammon is a worthy second alternative.\nReliable for many years, this model is renowned for its quality and high performance. It is suitable for commuting, but also for exercise. The SR Suntour suspension fork is designed to absorb shocks providing a comfortable ride. You will be able to climb hills effortlessly and go on off-road adventures, thanks to the 21-speed gear shifts. It is an excellent choice for inexperienced cyclists.\nThis is not a strong model, such as a mountain bike. If you are looking for something similar to that, you should check out other products.\nThe bike will offer your grandparents a comfortable ride.\nIf you want to provide your senior family members with a ride that will inspire them with confidence, this is an excellent choice. It is an affordable and a high-quality option for seniors. The bicycle is equipped with a steel cruiser frame and fork which are designed to create a smooth and relaxing ride. The simple single-speed drivetrain, combined with the intuitive coaster brake provides the rider with extra-safety.\nThe bike has to be assembled when it arrives, and it requires multiple types of wrenches to put it together, which might be a complicated process.\nAn affordable and high-quality bike for any senior.\nThis is one of the most comfortable bicycles in its price range. It is an excellent choice for any senior who wants a cozy ride. The model comes with the Raleigh True comfort geometry offering its rider an upright, but also laid back position, which helps avoid back pains or any uncomfortable body positions. The bike is also equipped with large tires that will help roll over bumps like it's nothing.\nThe only customer complaint about this item is that the assembly instructions are not very clear. Still, the process itself is not so complicated.\nA great, comfortable, and safe ride for your senior relative.\nTo make finding the best bikes for the elderly much more straightforward, we have compiled a list of the top-rated models currently available for purchase. These are the options that have garnered some of the best senior bikes reviews, and they are well-worth considering if you are in a hurry and you can\u2019t afford to prospect the market thoroughly.\nThe Schwinn Discover Hybrid is patented and renowned for the quality and performance it will offer over the years. It is an excellent bike choice for commuting around and for exercise. The feature this unit has that is unlike of that of any other bike in this price range comes from the well-designed SR Suntour suspension fork that will absorb shocks to create a smooth ride.\nThe 21-speed gear shifts will allow for easy hill climbing, and it will come in handy if the person you get this option for plans to go for off-road adventures. The SRAM grip shifters will enable the user to change the gears quickly and easily. It is a type of gear system that is recommended for new and inexperienced cyclists.\nWhile not as strong as a mountain bike, this model can cope with rough trails without a problem. With this option, your grandpa can leave his favorite travel wheelchair at home and enjoy a short and enjoyable ride on his new bike.\nIf you are looking for an affordable and high-quality choice for your senior relatives to use, the Schwinn Gammon is a bike that is built to infuse confidence into the person that rides it. 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The increased comfort that it offers makes it ideal for use by a senior that wants a bike that is just as cozy as their favorite power wheelchair. Of course, the person needs to be able to cycle.\nThe bicycle features the Raleigh True comfort geometry that puts the rider in an upright, yet laid back position to avoid back pains or any uncomfortable body orientations. The comfort factor does not stop here; the unit also features a smooth riding frame, adjustable stem, suspension fork, seat and grips, and big and large tires to help roll over bumps with ease.\nThe pedals also have a no-slip grip, and the bars feature classy graphics and reflective details that add a refined look to the bike. With 7 gears to choose from you will be able to ride up and down the road very smoothly.\nIf you feel confident about assembling your bike, the Diamondback alternative is an excellent choice for a grandma gift. This cruiser is sturdy and heavy compared to the other options on our list but not too heavy that you can\u2019t walk it effortlessly down the sidewalk. Despite the heavy and sturdy design, the bike is super-comfortable.\nThe product will arrive approximately 85% assembled and will require a fair bit of installation and adjustments of the components and parts. Customers have reported that the installation guide is reasonably easy to follow, but even if you don\u2019t feel up for the task, you can bring it to a capable bike shop to be built.\nThe placement of the handlebars can be adjusted so that they meet the riding style of the rider. The pedals are also a bit more forward from the seat, and that will make pedaling easier. Once you start riding this bike, you won\u2019t want to stop.\nIf budget is not a problem for you and you are looking for a bike that will make your grandma want to use her bike and wheelchair gloves and start to exercise, the Sixthreezero option will please both of you. The 7-speed comfort bike is ideal for recreational and light exercise purposes, and it is great for relaxed riding with enough gears to tackle light hills.\nThe quality front suspension will help reduce vibration and shock on bumpy terrain while the reliable Shimano gearing will allow for speeds of up to 25 miles per hour. The frame geometry is also designed to absorb shocks and take tension off the major joints. This will help ease pain during and after rides.\nThe cruiser configuration will allow for a smooth and easy paddling while the 2-inch slick tires will make it easier to go over obstacles and enjoy a cushioned ride. As a plus, you get a rear rack where you can add optional panniers and accessories.\nFinding good bikes for seniors is not an easy task, not when you consider that there are so many options available for you to choose that settling for just one may seem daunting. Still, that\u2019s not a reason to give up since cycling is a fun and easy way to make your grandparents get off their favorite tablet for seniors.\nIf you are short on time but you are still resolute about finding the best bicycles for seniors, we have a solution for you. To spare you the unpleasant task of researching the web, we have gathered all the useful information in our straightforward buyer\u2019s guide. Take a look below if you want to learn more.\nGet the right style\nThe first step when looking to purchase this kind of product is to choose a bike that is a good fit for the type of riding that you or the person that you intend to buy this option for will usually do. That means that for example, if the person wants to use the bike mostly in the city, getting a mountain bike might not be the best idea.\nCity or commuter bikes generally come with accessories such as a rack, lights, and mudguards. They are the go-to choice if you are looking for cheap senior bikes since they are a very wallet-friendly option. For off-road cycling, you might have to wring extra cash, but it is doubtful for a senior to adventure on rugged roads.\nOf course, if you are not sure about how the bike is going to be used, or if the person intends to take the bicycle on-road and off-road, you can consider getting a unit that can tackle both environments. This option can be a bit more expensive, but the versatility that you get from it is well worth the money.\nFor people that are new to cycling or that haven\u2019t cycled in a long time, an upright bike style is recommended. This style is much more comfortable and will give the rider more awareness on the road, and that makes it ideal for older riders.\nMake sure the bike fits the rider\nChoosing the right style is not everything when it comes to getting a bike that will make the rider feel comfortable and ready to exercise. The correct frame size is another essential factor that needs to be considered carefully. You should look for a model where most of the weight is carried by your feet, and not the bottom or your hands.\nThe height of most bikes is measured based on the seat tube length. For a good fit, you should ensure that you can stand over the bike with some clearance. The best saddle height is also easy to find; you need to make sure that when you place your heel on the pedal, and the pedal is at the bottom of the stroke, your legs are straight.\nAnother important feature is the length of the top tube since it determines how far you will have to stretch while riding and for seniors, in particular, pulling the back too much might cause discomfort. There are no guidelines here, but comfort is paramount.\nThe right materials and number of gears\nThe material that the frame of the bike is made of can impact your ride. Currently, you will have to choose between three options, and the one to get depends on what you want to focus on. Steel is a common material on classic bikes, it is very strong, and it can absorb bumps. The downside is that it rusts easily, and can be quite cumbersome to move.\nAluminum is a common material for city-style bikes, it is much lighter than steel and it does not rust. 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Martin was one of Gladden Bishop\u2019s witnesses to his claims.\" (Witnesses)\nWhitmer\u2019s testimony also included the following:\nIf David Whitmer is a credible witness, why are we only using his testimony of the Book of Mormon while ignoring his other testimony claiming that God Himself spoke to Whitmer \u201cby his own voice from the heavens\u201d in June 1838 commanding Whitmer to apostatize from the Lord\u2019s one and only true Church? (Witnesses)\n\"Every witness name except Oliver Cowdery on that document is not signed...\" (Witnesses)\n\"Further, there is no testimony from any of the witnesses, with the exception of David Whitmer, directly attesting to the wording and claims...\" (Witnesses)\n\"...a) no signatures of any of the witnesses except Oliver...\" (Witnesses)\n\"Mark Twain made light of this obvious problem:\n'...I could not feel more satisfied and at rest if the entire Whitmer family had testified.'\" (Witnesses)\n\"This is what First Counselor of the First Presidency and once close associate Sidney Rigdon had to say about Oliver Cowdery:\n'\u2026a lying, thieving, counterfeiting man who was \u2018united with a gang of counterfeiters, thieves, liars, and blacklegs in the deepest dye, to deceive, cheat, and defraud the saints out of their property, by every art and stratagem which wickedness could invent\u2026'\" (Witnesses)\n\"The mistake that is made by 21st century Mormons is that they\u2019re seeing the Book of Mormon Witnesses as empirical, rational, nineteenth-century men instead of the nineteenth-century magical thinking, superstitious, and treasure digging men they were. 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        "raw_content": "Biochemical, Engineering, Nanotechnology, Organic, Organometallic, Physical, Theoretical\nResearch-Applied, Research-Basic, Teaching-Graduate\nThe National Nanotechnology Research Center of Turkey (UNAM) and the Institute of Materials Science and Nanotechnology at Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey, seek candidates for multiple faculty positions, starting in June 2019 onward. The primary responsibilities of the successful candidates will be to establish and develop an internationally recognized research program with a strong focus on high-impact results, in addition to acquiring research funding to support their research and to supervise graduate students. These positions benefit from a reduced teaching load that involves only graduate courses, and a competitive startup package. Applicants will be eligible to apply for \"International Fellowship for Outstanding Researchers Programme\" by the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey for additional startup funding and compensation. Follow the link for the details.\nWe seek to hire excellent young researchers in all areas of materials science, nanoscience, and nanotechnology. With a focus primarily on excellence, we take a broad view of these areas and warmly invite applicants with Ph.D.'s from biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering. Candidates that bridge disciplines, have synergistic interests with current research thrusts, or bring unique research perspectives are encouraged to highlight these in their application materials.\nThe openings are targeted at the level of Assistant Professor, but experienced candidates with outstanding credentials may be considered for Associate or Full Professor positions. We warmly welcome and encourage applications from female candidates and all nationalities.\nUNAM was established at Bilkent University to promote excellence for scientific research and technology development. UNAM faculty have been generously recognized by numerous prestigious awards, grants, and honors, including ERC (European Research Council), EMBO (European Molecular Biology Organization), NIH (US National Institute of Health), memberships in national academies, and numerous top national and international science awards. UNAM boasts state-of-the-art research infrastructure, which was established and is continually supported by the Ministry of Development. In addition to being a national research powerhouse, UNAM has the additional role of a national user facility with over 1000 users from industry and academia. UNAM is also dedicated to training high-caliber graduate students through its Materials Science and Nanotechnology (MSN) Graduate Program (M.S. and Ph.D. degrees) at Bilkent.\nBilkent University has endeavored to serve as a world-class research university since its inception and currently ranks among the world\u2019s top 100 universities for engineering and technology. Bilkent University boasts a beautiful campus, conveniently located about 8 km from the city center of Ankara, in a serene, pleasant neighborhood with access to excellent schools, covering all grades from kindergarten to high school, including international schools where teaching is entirely in English. Salary is competitive, and on-campus housing is typically offered to successful applicants.\nApplication materials comprising a CV, a detailed research statement, a brief teaching statement, and a list of three references can be submitted at any time at unam.bilkent.edu.tr/careers/. Applications will be evaluated on a rolling basis.\nBiochemical Teaching-Graduate Full time jobs in Turkey\nEngineering Teaching-Graduate Full time jobs in Turkey\nNanotechnology Teaching-Graduate Full time jobs in Turkey\nOrganic Teaching-Graduate Full time jobs in Turkey\nOrganometallic Teaching-Graduate Full time jobs in Turkey",
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        "raw_content": "The Ideal Work Schedule\u2026\n\u2026As Determined by Circadian Rhythms\nAlthough managers expect their employees to be at their best at all hours of the workday, it\u2019s an unrealistic expectation. Employees may want to be their best at all hours, but their natural circadian rhythms will not always align with this desire. On average, after the workday begins, employees take a few hours to reach their peak levels of alertness and energy \u2014 and that peak does not last long. Not long after lunch, those levels begin to decline, hitting a low at around 3pm. We often blame this on lunch, but in reality this is just a natural part of the circadian process. After the 3pm dip, alertness tends to increase again until hitting a second peak at approximately 6pm. Following this, alertness tends to then decline for the rest of the evening and throughout the early morning hours until hitting the very lowest point at approximately 3:30am. After hitting that all-time low, alertness tends to increase for the rest of the morning until hitting the first peak shortly after noon the next day. A very large body of research highlights this pattern, although of course there is individual variability around that pattern, which I\u2019ll discuss shortly.\nManagers who want to maximize their employees\u2019 performance should consider this circadian rhythm when setting assignments, deadlines, and expectations. This requires taking a realistic view of human energy regulation, and appreciating the fact that the same employee will be more effective at some times of the day than others. Similarly, employees should take their own circadian rhythms into account when planning their own day. The most important tasks should be conducted when people are at or near their peaks in alertness (within an hour or so of noon and 6pm). The least important tasks should be scheduled for times in which alertness is lower (very early in the morning, around 3pm, and late at night).\nNaps can be a good way to regulate energy as well, providing some short-term recovery that can increase alertness. A large body of evidence links naps to increases in task performance. However, even tired and sleep-deprived employees may find it difficult to nap if they work against their circadian rhythms. Fortunately, there is a nice complementary fit; naps are best scheduled for the low point of alertness in the circadian rhythm. Thus, smart managers and employees will schedule naps around 3pm, when they are less useful for important tasks anyway, such that they will be even more alert later on during the natural high points in their circadian rhythm.\nUnfortunately, we often get this wrong. Many employees are flooded with writing and responding to emails throughout their entire morning, which takes them up through lunch. They return from lunch having already used up most of their first peak in alertness, and then begin important tasks requiring deep cognitive processing just as they start to move toward the 3pm dip in alertness and energy. We often put employees in a position where they must meet an end-of-workday deadline, so they persist in this important task throughout the 3pm dip. Then, as they are starting to approach the second peak of alertness, the typical workday ends. For workaholics, they may simply take a dinner break, which occupies some of their peak alertness time, and then work throughout the evening and night as their alertness and cognitive performance decline for the entire duration. And in the worst-case scenario, the employee burns the midnight oil and persists well into the worst circadian dip of the entire cycle, with bleary eyes straining just to stay awake while working on an important task at 3:30am. All of these examples represent common mismatches between an optimal strategy and what people actually do.\nAs I briefly noted above, there are of course individual differences in circadian rhythms. The typical pattern is indeed very common, and the general shape of the curve describes almost everyone. However, some people have a circadian rhythm that is shifted in one direction or the other. People referred to as \u201clarks\u201d (or morning people) tend to have peaks and troughs in alertness that are earlier than the average person, and \u201cowls\u201d (or night owls) are shifted in the opposite direction. Most people tend to experience such shifts across their lifetimes, such that they are larks as very young children, owls as adolescents, and then larks again as they become senior citizens. But beyond this pattern, people of any age can be larks or owls.\nThese differences in circadian rhythms (referred to as chronotypes) present some challenges and some benefits. 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        "raw_content": "\u21aa Subchapter III-C. Identity Theft.\n\u21aa \u00a7 22\u20133227.03. Penalties for identity theft.\n\u00a7 22\u20133227.02. Identity theft.\n\u00a7 22\u20133227.03. Penalties for identity theft.\n(a) Identity theft in the first degree. \u2014 Any person convicted of identity theft shall be fined not more than (1) the amount set forth in \u00a7 22-3571.01, (2) twice the value of the property obtained or (3) twice the amount of the financial injury, whichever is greatest, or imprisoned for not more than 10 years, or both, if the property obtained, or attempted to be obtained, or the amount of the financial injury is $1,000 or more.\n(b) Identity theft in the second degree. \u2014 Any person convicted of identity theft shall be fined not more than the amount set forth in \u00a7 22-3571.01 or imprisoned for not more than 180 days, or both, if the property obtained, or attempted to be obtained, or the amount of the financial injury, has some value, or if another person is falsely accused of, or arrested for, committing a crime because of the use, without permission, of that person\u2019s personal identifying information.\n(c) Enhanced penalty. \u2014 Repealed.\n(Dec. 1, 1982, D.C. Law 4-164, \u00a7 127c; as added Mar. 27, 2004, D.C. Law 15-106, \u00a7 2(c), 50 DCR 9809; Apr. 24, 2007, D.C. Law 16-306, \u00a7 218, 53 DCR 8610; Dec. 10, 2009, D.C. Law 18-88, \u00a7 214(k), 56 DCR 7413; June 3, 2011, D.C. Law 18-377, \u00a7 12(d), 58 DCR 1174; June 11, 2013, D.C. Law 19-317, \u00a7\u00a7 111(a)(2), 205(n), 60 DCR 2064; Nov. 23, 2016, D.C. Law 21-166, \u00a7 2(b), 63 DCR 10733.)\nD.C. Law 16-306, in subsecs. (a) and (b), inserted \u201cor attempted to be obtained,\u201d following \u201cof the property obtained\u201d.\nD.C. Law 18-88, in subsec. (a), substituted \u201c$1,000 or more\u201d for \u201c$250 or more\u201d; and, in subsec. (b), substituted \u201chas some value, or if another person is falsely accused of, or arrested for, committing a crime because of the use, without permission, of that person\u2019s personal identifying information\u201d for \u201cwhichever is greater, is less than $250\u201d.\nD.C. Law 18-377, in subsec. (b), substituted \u201cif\u201d for \u201cif the value of\u201d.\nThe 2013 amendment by D.C. Law 19-317 substituted \u201ctwice\u201d for \u201c3 times\u201d twice in (a); and substituted \u201cnot more than the amount set forth in \u00a7 22-3571.01\u201d for \u201c$10,000\u201d in (a), and for \u201cnot more than $1,000\u201d in (b).\nFor temporary (90 day) addition, see \u00a7\u20022(c) of Identity Thief Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2004 (D.C. Act 15-388, March 18, 2004, 51 DCR 3382).\nFor temporary (90 day) amendment of section, see \u00a7\u20022 of Identity Theft Technical Emergency Amendment Act of 2006 (D.C. Act 16-257, January 26, 2006, 53 DCR 772).\nFor temporary (90 day) amendment of section, see \u00a7\u20022 of Identity Theft Technical Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2006 (D.C. Act 16-359, April 26, 2006, 53 DCR 3615).\nFor temporary (90 day) amendment of section, see \u00a7\u2002102(j) of Crime Bill Emergency Amendment Act of 2009 (D.C. Act 18-129, June 29, 2009, 56 DCR 5495).\nFor temporary (90 days) amendment of this section, see \u00a7\u00a7\u2002111(a)(2) and 205(n) of the Criminal Fine Proportionality Emergency Amendment Act of 2013 (D.C. Act 20-45, April 1, 2013, 60 DCR 5400, 20 DCSTAT 1300).\nSection 2 of D.C. Law 16-141, in subsec. (a), inserted \u201cor attempted to be obtained\u201d following \u201cif the property obtained\u201d; and, in subsec. (a), inserted \u201cor attempted to be obtained\u201d following \u201cof the property obtained\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/2007/03/14/m-laxers-seibald-earns-respect-of-upperclassmen/)\nM. Laxer\u2019s Seibald Earns Respect of Upperclassmen\nImagine this, freshmen phenoms Kevin Durant and Greg Oden staying after practice, weighted with the task of counting up every single basketball and then finding the ones lost in the stands by blocked shots and errant passes. Now imagine that there are 100 to 150 basketballs. Most likely, this is not their reality.\nIt was the reality, however, of sophomore Max Seibald last year of the men\u2019s lacrosse team.\n\u201cI was the designated ball boy last year,\u201d Seibald said \u201cWe needed somewhere around 100 to 150 balls for each practice and game. I had to carry them out, and then count them and collect them at the end of practice. When we traveled, I always had the heaviest bag.\u201d\nCarrying equipment is something most of the younger kids on a sports team have to do, regardless of the level or location. Seibald was not an ordinary freshman, however. He was only the third-ever Cornell freshman to be named an All-American, receiving second-team honors after recording 33 points, second most by a freshman middie in the nation.\nSeibald worked his way onto the field while earning his teammates respect through a combination of hard work and personality.\n\u201cI think in regards of just sheer talent, Max stands above most kids at his age,\u201d said head coach Jeff Tambroni. \u201c\u2026 I think through that talent and through that poise under pressure he really earned the respect of his teammates.\u201d\nSeibald was able to not just earn the upperclassmen\u2019s respect, but that of his class peers as well.\n\u201c[Seibald is] just one of the guys off the field. He\u2019s a very unassuming young man. He gets a ton of attention through the media, he gets a ton of attention through our opposition. \u2026 When he straps on his helmet and pads, he\u2019s one of the best lacrosse players, period, in the country. Then when he takes all that off he\u2019s just one of the guys, and our guys love that about him.\u201d\nStill, Seibald figures to be a large part of the Red\u2019s attack this year, which will change with the loss of All-American Joe Boulukos \u201906.\n\u201cLast year, the offense was to essentially run right up the mid field because we had Boulukos. Now that we lost him and we have three starting seniors, it opened up a lot more room for dodging from the attack and at the midfield.\u201d\nThis style of play has led to more equal distribution of the ball, allowing every guy on the team to get his opportunities at one time or another.\nAnd while Tambroni said that Seibald has the green light at any time to shoot or dodge or create, both have a less tangible goal in mind for Seibald this season.\n\u201cThis year I need to be more of a leader,\u201d Seibald said. \u201cLast year, I went along with the flow because we had some great leadership and I was just learning the ropes. I\u2019m trying to be a little bit more vocal. I feel like I can help people by sharing my view.\u201d\n\u201cHe\u2019s so unassuming that I think sometimes on the field I don\u2019t know if he realizes how talented he really is and how much respect he has earned through his teammates regardless of class,\u201d Tambroni said. \u201cSo taking on that role as a vocal leader is important. \u2026 It\u2019s not something that I can say or one of his teammates can say, it\u2019s something that he just has to feel inside his heart that he can prepare to do and take that role.\u201d\nW. Lax Targets Consecutive Ivy League Title\nDespite dif\ufb01cult start to season, Red eyes NCAA berth after historic 2006\nAlthough touted as one of the strongest teams in the nation after coming off the program\u2019s first-ever Ivy League championship a year ago, the 2007 women\u2019s lacrosse team has struggled through the first few games of its season.",
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        "raw_content": "The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/2007/06/06/republicans-debate-mccain-wins/)\n1. McCain\nIraq definitely plays a significant role on the election, and McCain handled this issue well. On the issue of going to war, he gave a good case how the UN sanctions were slowly falling apart and how Saddam, given his prior record, could and would have gone after WMDs once the UN with its oil-for-food scandal eventually took the pressure off of him. His explanation for the war makes much more sense than Bush\u2019s explanation.\nWhile admitting to mismanagement in the war on Iraq, McCain also laid out a good case on why we need to stay the course and avoid the dire consequences of failure. 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He received a lot of criticism of his bill, and generally his stance on immigration did not sit well with Republicans. He did make up a lot of ground there, however. He argued a good point on how he had to compromise to do something, and fighting while doing nothing amounts to de facto amnesty. Also, he gave a sensational answer that portrayed immigrants as our friends, not our enemies, towards the end of the debate.\nOn other issues like Don\u2019t Ask, Don\u2019t Tell and energy independence, McCain had some good answers, but he did not really differentiate himself very much from other candidates. But by handling Iraq superbly and holding his ground on immigration, McCain propelled himself to the top of the pack last night.\nRomney did an especially good job of projecting his own personal character and integrity. After McCain took some huge shots on him at immigration before the debate, Romney called McCain his friend and refused to make the issue personal. He also had a dignified response to the Mormon question, calling it a fair question and giving an honest yet impressive answer about his faith.\nOn immigration, he had the best moment in the first half when he said the solution to immigration was to enforce the \u201986 laws (which were supposed to solve the problems concerning immigration) which called for employment verification and border security, drawing huge applause. He also had a great criticism on how Z-visas can allow illegal immigrants to stay in the country for all their lives.\nHe had some great original ideas elsewhere. On the issue of Iran, he highlighted reaching out to moderate Muslims. While many candidates talked about energy independence and national security, only Romney specifically cited how our oil dependence benefits Chavez, Ahmadinejaid, and Putin. I also liked his use of the non-sequitur logical fallacy on the issue of Iraq (although it was hard to follow); had we known back then what we know today about Iraq, that would have probably meant Saddam was cooperating much more than he actually did.\nHe really faded in the second half of the debate, though. His answers seemed to go off in tangents frequently. He had a good point on optimism and hope for the future, but he struggled to articulately express his views and draw applause like he frequently did early on. Even on healthcare, a strong issue for Romney given his healthcare bill that passed in Massachusetts, he could have done a better job of highlighting all his good work there. While McCain and Giuliani gained ground, he made little headway, dropping him from the first spot below McCain and almost below Giuliani.\n3. Giuliani\nGiuliani displayed some strong credentials as a potential commander-of-chief on Iraq and terrorism, and also joined with McCain in eliciting some applause when answering the question for the woman who lost family in Iraq. To some extent, though, he displayed too much rhetoric and not enough argumentation. When he tried to connect Saddam to the war on terror, he could have used more hard evidence, and he could also have provided more explicit details on the consequences of failure in Iraq.\nHowever, when Giuliani, a pro-choice candidate, received a question comparing his personal opposition to abortion to Pontius Pilate personally opposing Jesus\u2019 crucifixion while washing his hands on the matter, the lightning that disrupted the stage \u2014 while humorous \u2014 highlighted a serious trouble for him. He never directly answered the question, dancing around the issue as usual. Being pro-choice won\u2019t necessarily break his campaign, but he really needs to come up with a clear and direct answer to his views that would draw applause from an audience.\nThat being said, though, Giuliani performed well overall. He established some good, specific, criticism of McCain\u2019s immigration bill, and he also had a good proposal for taking on an Apollo-like program to establish energy independence. On Don\u2019t Ask, Don\u2019t Tell, he defused the problem quite well, even citing Colin Powell. However, given the strong performance of McCain and Romney, I do have put him at the bottom of the top three.\nSo Who Is Ron Paul, Part 2 \u2013 The Internet Factor\nWhen I wrote Part 1, I did not anticipate the numerous comments it would elicit, and after seeing so many, I knew they had to come from somewhere I hadn\u2019t expected. 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        "raw_content": "Don\u2019t Leave Me Out! \u2192\nSome time ago, I spoke before the Placerville California City Council. They were receiving public comment about an ordinance that would define where registered sex offenders could or could not be.\nI had recently returned from a conference in Atlanta. I told them a story that was on the Atlanta news about a kid who was convicted of having sex with a minor while he too was a minor. This caused him to be a registered sex offender. He worked at an auto repair shop that was next to a school and was turning his life around. A new Atlanta ordinance would require him to stay away from that school and would deprive him of his job.\nI was trying to impress on the city council the need to be flexible and not to ruin people\u2019s lives with restrictive sex offender laws.\nI also had an agenda. I had a parishioner, who as a high school teacher, had an affair with one of his students and was thereby, a registered sex offender. 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They are also called the law, for they also contain what has become Jewish law. We see this as religious law, but that was not what was intended. These 613 laws were for a people and they were meant to be their entire legal code. Some compare the Law of Moses to the Hammurabi code.\nThe Torah is also a story of human depravity. Violence is introduced with the sons of Adam and Eve and it goes downhill from there. It gets so bad that God decides to destroy it all and start over, which led to the flood story.\nAfter the flood, human nature does not change appreciatively. So God goes with Plan B: pick a couple to be the parents of a nation who have a close and special relationship with God. These descendants have a mixed track record of righteousness. It would seem, and I postulate, that they were so bad that God decided to give them rules for them to live by, the main ones literally written in stone.\nGod tells them, like God does in Deuteronomy 4, that they are to observe these commandments diligently. Of course, they don\u2019t. They viewed the Babylonian exile as punishment for not observing the law. So when they returned from exile, they became zealous for the law, even if it meant that families would be broken up.\nBy Jesus\u2019 time, the Pharisees were the leading banner bearers of keeping the law intact and strictly enforced. The Pharisees were like the Jewish Taliban. Jesus did not agree with the way the Pharisees interpreted Jewish law. To make his point, Jesus liked to figuratively poke the Pharisees in the eye.\nThat\u2019s what Jesus does in Mark 7. Jewish law does reference some good advice about cleanliness. By Jesus\u2019 time, Jewish washing rituals had gotten to the point of being their own liturgies.\nWe hear many references to the Pharisees hanging around Jesus. Their purpose seems to be to catch Jesus into making a mistake or to be less than Jewish. At least initially, their purpose seems to be to point out to the crowds that Jesus is a heretic and not worthy of their attention.\nJesus did not attract the cream of the crop as his followers. For example, there were no apostles who were Pharisees. Jesus\u2019 followers were hard working, average people, who were a little rough around the edges. Apparently some of them didn\u2019t wash their hands before eating. It must have been bad parenting.\nIn the minds of the Pharisees, it was not the disciple\u2019s fault that they failed to wash their hands, it was Jesus\u2019. If Jesus is this great teacher that everyone says that he is, why doesn\u2019t Jesus teach them the proper rules?\nThe washing of hands before and after eating was Jewish tradition. It is not part of the Law of Moses. By Jesus\u2019 time and in the centuries that follow, commentary on the 613 laws become laws in themselves as part of the tradition, such as the washing of hands.\nIt is still too early in the story for the Pharisees to conclude that provoking Jesus is like provoking a bear. Jesus responds by not quoting the Torah, but by quoting one of the great prophets, Isaiah, specifically Isaiah 29:13. The prophets of old were the heralds of the law, calling the people to follow God.\nIsaiah criticizes the people of his time for going through all the religious rules and rituals, but do not love God in their hearts. Jesus is accusing the Pharisees of being the same kind of people: a good religious show is more important than making God a part of their being. Instead of truly worshipping God, they make up rules to suit their own purposes. They say that they are true to God\u2019s commandments, but instead they replace God\u2019s commandments with their own teachings.\nThe main law was to follow and worship God. Without that law, the rest are insignificant. Without that law, God\u2019s special relationship with the people dissolves. Isaiah criticizes the people by saying they are observant of the law, but they don\u2019t follow through with their actions. Human tradition does not trump God\u2019s commandments.\nJesus had two main problems with the Pharisees. The first was that they were hypocrites who told people how they were to behave and then turned around did as they pleased. Jesus hated hypocrites. The other was that the Pharisees were so bogged down in the law that they failed to see the purpose of the law. God gave the law so that God would be honored and that they would treat each other well.\nIt is the latter issue that Jesus faults the Pharisees in this case. We are not defiled by what comes from the outside. We are defiled by what comes out of us. Human law is on the outside; divine law is inside of us and expresses itself in the life of the believer.\nThe law never has and never will eradicate evil from the world. Evil comes from within us. Jesus even conveniently provides a list: \u201cfornication, theft, murder, adultery, avarice, wickedness, deceit, licentiousness, envy, slander, pride, folly.\u201d (Mark 7:21b-22)\nInstead of looking to the law, we should be looking at ourselves. Should we wash our hands before eating? It\u2019s a good idea so that we don\u2019t get sick. Is washing our hands before we eat going to keep us from sinning? Probably not.\nI actually felt pretty good about that list until Jesus added folly. Envy and pride I can work on. But folly? It might be hard for me to get out in the morning without avoiding folly, which is in itself folly. I just can\u2019t avoid it!\nPerhaps Jesus added folly as an indictment of the Pharisees. Their petty attacks and observations are just folly. It\u2019s folly because they just don\u2019t get it. They miss the point of having a law in the first place.\nLaws are made to make us safe and so that life can be fair. When someone destroys safety or is not fair, there are consequences. This is when evil comes out of a person. This is when a person is defiled.\nIs it fair or legal to deprive a young man in Atlanta of his livelihood over a youthful mistake? Is it fair or legal to excommunicate someone for a mistake made years ago and for which has never been repeated? Do we so tightly hold on to the law that we forget fairness?\nMost of our actions are not split second decisions. We decide how we act and react. We decide if what comes out of us will defile us or honor another and God. 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        "raw_content": "The Wisdom of Ed Abbey\nEdward Abbey was an American author and essayist noted for his advocacy of environmental issues and criticism of public land policies. Of his more than 20 published books, his best-known works include the novel The Monkey Wrench Gang, and the non-fiction work Desert Solitaire.\nAbbey\u2019s abrasiveness, opposition to anthropocentrism, and outspoken writings made him the object of much controversy. Environmentalists from mainstream groups disliked his more radical \u201cKeep America Beautiful\u2026Burn a Billboard\u201d style.\nSometimes called the \u201cdesert anarchist,\u201d Abbey was known to anger people of all political stripes. He differed from the stereotypical as politically-correct, leftist environmentalist by disclaiming the counterculture and the \u201ctrendy campus people\u201d, saying he didn\u2019t want them as his primary fans, and by supporting some conservative causes such as immigration reform and the National Rifle Association. He reserved his harshest criticism for the military-industrial-complex, \u201cwelfare ranchers,\u201d energy companies, land developers and \u201cChambers of Commerce,\u201d all of which he believed were destroying the West\u2019s great landscapes.\nPosted in wisdom. Tags: Ed Abbey, quotes. Leave a Comment \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "The government\u2019s debt target\nMay 3, 2018 May 3, 2018 Michael Reddell Fiscal policy\nI\u2019d seen various news stories suggesting that in a speech on Tuesday the Minister of Finance had made the case for sticking with the Budget Responsibility Rules agreed with the Green Party this time last year. So I thought I should read the speech. There wasn\u2019t much there. The rules were restated, including the debt commitment, but there was no case made for following those particular rules, rather than some others. The furthest the Minister got was the standard fallback line\nWe must be fiscally responsible. We must ensure that New Zealand is well-placed to handle any natural disasters or economic shocks.\nWhich doesn\u2019t help, because it doesn\u2019t differentiate the Minister\u2019s rules from those of any other reasonably conceivable alternative. Resilience to natural disasters or economic shocks is the fiscal equivalent of a motherhood and apple pie standard.\nIn terms of the government\u2019s self-imposed fiscal rules, the only one that really troubles me is the debt one. There are also these two\nWe will deliver a sustainable operating surplus across an economic cycle.\nWe will maintain Government expenditure within the recent historical range of spending to GDP, which has averaged around 30 percent over the last 20 years.\nBut what of debt\nWe will reduce the level of net core Crown debt to 20 percent of GDP within five years of taking office.\nIn general, debt targets \u2013 with relatively short time horizons to achieve them \u2013 aren\u2019t very sensible as operational rules. Such a rule can mean that a few fairly small, essentially random, forecasting errors in the same direction can cumulate to produce a need for quite a bit of (perhaps unnecessary) adjustments to spending or revenue. More seriously, recessions can throw things badly off course for a while, and risk pushing a government into a corner \u2013 either abandon the target just as debt is rising, or fallback on pro-cyclical (recession exacerbating) fiscal adjustments \u2013 even though, in across-the-cycle terms, the government\u2019s finances might be just fine. No one looks forward to a recession, but governments (and central banks) need to work on the likelihood that another will be along before too long. Natural disasters \u2013 the other shock the Minister mentioned \u2013 can have the same effect.\nPersonally, I would be much more comfortable with only two key quantitative fiscal rules:\na commitment to maintaining the operating balance in modest surplus, once allowance is made for the state of the economic cycle (cyclical adjustment in other words) and for extraordinary one-off items (eg serious natural disasters), and\nsomething about size of government. Simply as an economist I don\u2019t have a strong view on what the number should be, although as I\u2019ve noted previously it is curious that the current left-wing government, arguing all sorts of past underspends, was elected on a fiscal plan that promised spending as a share of GDP that undershot their own medium-term benchmark (that around 30 per cent of GDP).\nThe suggested fiscal surplus rule isn\u2019t an ironclad protection (any more than a real-world inflation target in a Policy Targets Agreement is). There are uncertainties about the state of the cycle and how best to do the cyclical adjustment, and incentives to try to game what might be counted as an \u201cextraordinary one-off\u201d. That is why the fiscal numbers and Budget plans will always need scrutinising and challenging. But if followed, more or less, such a rule would be sufficient to see debt/GDP ratios typically falling in normal times, and to avoid things going badly wrong over a period of several decades. That is probably about as much as one can realistically hope for.\nThere are those arguing for the government to increase its debt levels at present. I\u2019m a bit sceptical of that notion, for several reasons. The quality of a lot of government capital spending \u2013 whether it is cycleways, trains, or roads, just to take the transport area \u2013 often leaves a great deal to be desired. Advocates of more debt often talk up the relatively low interest rates at present, and suggest those low rates offer great opportunities. Except that when interest rates have been low \u2013 and if anything still falling \u2013 for a decade, they probably need to be treated as semi-permanent, and thus as revealing something about the perceived economic opportunities advanced economies are offering. And \u2013 a point I\u2019ve made often \u2013 low as our interest rates are by historical standards, they are still high by the standards of most other advanced economies.\nOne consideration that might suggest it would be sensible for New Zealand to run higher debt than most other advanced countries is that our population (boosted by immigration policy) is growing much more rapidly than those of most other advanced countries. All else equal, that should lead to faster growth in future GDP (not GDP per capita, just the total) and future tax revenue, suggesting more capacity to carry debt now. There is certainly something to that argument at the local level, and hence I hope the government\u2019s talk of facilitating local authority SPVs, which will enable debt to be taken on, serviced by specific property owners\u2019 future rates commitments but outside existing core local authority debt limits, comes to something. I\u2019m much more sceptical of the story at the national level since on the one hand champions of immigration will stress the idea of immigration providing immediate fiscal gains (a claim there is probably something to, even if \u2013 as Fry and Wilson suggest \u2013 those effects die away over time). If there is really an upfront windfall, there shouldn\u2019t need to be more debt taken on. And, on the other hand, for whatever reason, New Zealand\u2019s trend productivity growth rate has been lousy for a long time, suggesting that even if our numbers (of people) are growing faster than in other countries, our (total) GDP won\u2019t be that much faster. It would be a different story if, say, more people was transforming (lifting sharply) our productivity performance, and future incomes, but there isn\u2019t much sign of that.\nWhat about some numbers/pictures. Here is a chart (including Treasury forecasts) of core Crown net debt as a per cent of GDP. This isn\u2019t the variable the government (and its predecessor) choose to target, since it excludes assets held in the New Zealand Superannuation Fund. But it is all just money, and NZSF assets could be liquidated in quite short order if necessary. (Even this variables excludes some government on-lending (\u201cadvances\u201d in Treasury parlance) which seem to be about 5 per cent of GDP).\nAfter a serious recession and a weak recovery, and a series of pretty costly natural disasters, this measure of net debt peaked at a level lower than we\u2019d had a decade earlier. The estimate for June 2018 (from HYEFU numbers) is debt of 8.5 per cent of GDP. On current plans \u2013 as communicated by the government to Treasury \u2013 debt would drop away to 3 per cent of GDP by 2022. At that point, it wouldn\u2019t be quite as low as the 2007 or 2008 levels \u2013 reached after a sequence of huge, unexpectedly large, and economically unnecessary surpluses, and partly reflecting a prolonged expansion in which the economt ran ahead of medium-term capacity \u2013 but it would be pretty close.\nThere is no easy metric for what an appropriate level of government debt is. And the agency issues around government debt are much more severe than those for private debt \u2013 governments aren\u2019t spending their own money. The parallels here aren\u2019t exact either, but a typical middle-aged household is likely to have debt materially higher than 3 per cent \u2013 or even 8 per cent \u2013 of their GDP.\nWhat about some cross-country comparisons? Here I turn to the OECD and, in particular, their series on general government (ie not just central) net financial liabilities. I start from 1995, because that is when the OECD has data for almost all countries.\nI thought there were a couple of interesting points here:\nfor all the talk of governments piling on debt since the 2008/09 recession, net debt in the median OECD country (orange line) last year wasn\u2019t materially higher than it had been 20 years previously,\nbut total net debt over all the OECD countries (the grey line) has increased very substantially. Of the big OECD economies \u2013 US, Japan, Germany, France, Italy, UK \u2013 only Germany doesn\u2019t have a much higher debt ratio now than in 1995.\nsmall OECD countries seem to have been much more conservative in managing their public debt (yellow line). That group includes \u2013 at one extreme \u2013 Greece and \u2013 at the other \u2013 Norway. The median net debt of those countries is materially above where it was in 2007, but it isn\u2019t much different than it was in, say, 2002 (15 years earlier).\nNew Zealand doesn\u2019t have the lowest net debt by any means (Norway has net financial assets of 280 per cent of GDP). In fact, we mark out something around the lower quartile. We\u2019ve had some disadvantages the other small countries didn\u2019t \u2013 earthquakes \u2013 but on the other hand we\u2019ve had an unusually strong terms of trade and weren\u2019t constrained (as many of them were) by being in the euro. But it looks hard to make a strong case for actively pursuing lower net debt from here. It isn\u2019t as if, for example, there is any sign of the economy overheating.\n(Things not shown are often as important as those shown. Unlike many of the more indebted countries, we do not have a large unfunded pension liability for public servants in New Zealand. Those liabilities are not included in these debt numbers.)\nFeckless governments in other countries don\u2019t necessarily make for much of a benchmark. And, as above, I\u2019m not actively calling for New Zealand governments to take on more debt. But simply producing a sequence of modest cyclically-adjusted operating surpluses (NOT several per cent of GDP) over the next few budgets would seem to be about as much as it would be sensible \u2013 from a macroeconomic perspective \u2013 to ask from a government.\nAnd, on a final note, I am increasingly uneasy about one aspect of the Labour-Greens budget responsibility pledges that seems to have disappeared almost totally.\nThis was the promise\nBut nothing more has been heard. I wrote about it here, and suggested that the idea should be broadened to become a Macroeconomic Advisory Council. That still seems sensible to me, especially as the Reserve Bank reforms the Minister has announced to date do nothing to strengthen effective scrutiny of the Reserve Bank. But for now, it would be good if the Minister could update us on what has happened to the Fiscal Council promise.",
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        "raw_content": "Do You Fall for These 3 Statistical Tricks?\nWritten by Liberty Vittert for The Conversation\n\"Handy bit of research finds sexuality can be determined by the lengths of people's fingers\" was one recent headline based on a peer-reviewed study by well-respected researchers at the University of Essex published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, the leading scholarly publication in the area of human sexuality.\nAnd, to my stats-savvy eye, it is a bunch of hogwash.\nJust when it seems that news consumers may be wising up \u2014 remembering to ask if science is \"peer-reviewed,\" the sample size is big enough or who funded the work \u2014 along comes a suckerpunch of a story. In this instance, the fast one comes in the form of confidence intervals, a statistical topic that no lay person should really ever have to wade through to understand a news article.\nBut, unfortunately for any number-haters out there, if you don't want to be fooled by breathless, overhyped or otherwise worthless research, we have to talk about a few statistical principles that could still trip you up, even when all the \"legitimate research\" boxes are ticked.\nRelated Video: 10 Lies That Caused Mass Panic\nOne of the most depressing headlines I ever read was \"Eight-year study finds heavy French fry eaters have 'double' the chance of death.\" \"Ugh,\" I said out loud, sipping my glass of red wine with a big ole basket of perfectly golden fries in front of me. Really?\nWell, yes, it's true according to a peer-reviewed study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Eating french fries does double your risk of death. But, how many french fries, and moreover, what was my original risk of death?\nThe study says that if you eat fried potatoes three times per week or more, you will double your risk of death. So let's take an average person in this study: a 60-year-old man. What is his risk of death, regardless of how many french fries he eats? One percent. That means that if you line up 100 60-year-old men, at least one of them will die in the next year simply because he is a 60-year-old man.\nNow, if all 100 of those men eat fried potatoes at least three times per week for their whole lives, yes, their risk of death doubles. But what is 1 percent doubled? Two percent. So instead of one of those 100 men dying over the course of the year, two of them will. And they get to eat fried potatoes three times a week or more for their entire lives \u2014 sounds like a risk I'm willing to take.\nThis is a statistical concept called relative risk. If the chance of getting some disease is 1 in a billion, even if you quadruple your risk of coming down with it, your risk is still only 4 in a billion. It ain't gonna happen.\nSo next time you see an increase or decrease in risk, the first question you should ask is \"an increase or decrease in risk from what original risk?\"\nPlus, like me, could those men have been enjoying a glass of wine or pint of beer with their fried potatoes? Could something else have actually been the culprit?\nDeagreez / iStock / Getty Images Plus\nEating Cheese Before Bed Equals Die by Tangled Bedsheets?\nBaby boxes have become a trendy state-sponsored gift to new parents, meant to provide newborns with a safe place to sleep. The initiative grew from a Finnish effort started in the late 1930s to reduce sleep-related death in infants. The cardboard box includes a few essentials: some diapers, baby wipes, a onesie, breast pads and so on.\nFinland's infant mortality rate decreased at a rapid rate with the introduction of these baby boxes, and the country now has one of the lowest infant mortality rates in the world. So it makes sense to suppose that these baby boxes caused the infant mortality rate to go down.\nBut guess what also changed? Prenatal care. In order to qualify for the baby box, a woman was required to visit health clinics starting during the first four months of her pregnancy.\nIn 1944, 31 percent of Finnish mothers received prenatal education. In 1945, it had jumped to 86 percent. The baby box was not responsible for the change in infant mortality rates; rather, it was education and early health checks.\nThis is a classic case of correlation not being the same as causation. The introduction of baby boxes and the decrease in infant mortality rates are related but one didn't cause the other.\nHowever, that little fact hasn't stopped baby box companies from popping up left, right and center, selling things like the \"Baby Box Bundle: Finland Original\" for a mere US$449.99. And U.S. states use tax dollars to hand a version out to new mothers.\nSo the next time you see a link or association \u2014 like how eating cheese is linked to dying by becoming entangled in your bedsheets \u2014 you should ask \"What else could be causing that to happen?\"\nWhen Margin of Error Is Bigger Than the Effect\nRecent numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show national unemployment dropping from 3.9 percent in August to 3.7 percent in September. When compiling these figures, the bureau obviously doesn't go around asking every person whether they have a job or not. It asks a small sample of the population and then generalizes the unemployment rate in that group to the entire United States.\nThis means the official level of unemployment at any given time is an estimate \u2014 a good guess, but still a guess. This \"plus or minus error\" is defined by something statisticians call a confidence interval.\nWhat the data actually says is that it appears the number of unemployed people nationwide decreased by 270,000 \u2014 but with a margin of error, as defined by the confidence interval, of plus or minus 263,000. It's easier to announce a single number like 270,000. But sampling always comes with a margin of error and it's more accurate to think of that single estimate as a range. In this case, statisticians believe the real number of unemployed people went down by somewhere between just 7,000 on the low end and 533,000 on the high end.\nThis is the same issue that happened with the finger length defining sexuality study \u2014 the plus or minus error associated with these estimates can simply negate any certainty in the results.\nThe most obvious example of confidence intervals making our lives confusing is in polling. Pollsters take a sample of the population, ask who that sample is going to vote for, and then infer from that what the entire population is going to do on Election Day. When the races are close, the plus or minus error associated with their polls of the sample negate any real knowledge of who is going to win, making the races \"too close to call.\"\nSo the next time you see a number being stated about an entire population where it would have been impossible to ask every single person or test every single subject, you should ask about the plus or minus error.\nWill knowing these three aspects of statistical misleads mean that you never get fooled? Nope. But they sure will help.\nLiberty Vittert is a visiting assistant professor in statistics at Washington University in St Louis. This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.\nWant to learn statistics? There may be no better primer than the 1981 book \"Statistics without Tears: An Introduction for Non-Mathematicians\" by Derek Rowntree. We handpick reading recommendations we think you may like. 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        "raw_content": "The Friendship Questionnaire Could Tell You How Caring of a Friend You May Be\nThe health benefits of having close friends go on and on: According to the Mayo Clinic, having friends can increase your sense of belonging and purpose, boost your happiness and reduce your stress, improve your self-confidence and self-worth, help you cope with trauma, and encourage healthy lifestyle habits. Being a good friend is, therefore, important for both you and the people you're closest to. Maybe that's a no-brainer, but we thought we'd remind you for good measure.\nRelated Video: Why Friendship Is Good for Your Health\nTrue Test of Friendship\nSo how do you determine if you're a good friend? Simon Baron-Cohen and Sally Wheelwright developed the Friendship Questionnaire (FQ): a 34-item self-report quiz. The same researchers that created the Empathy Quotient, Baron-Cohen and Wheelwright developed the FQ to test the theory that autism is an extreme form of the \"male brain,\" which the researchers define as prioritizing competition and social rank over emotional depth and intimacy. The results of the 2003 study that introduced the questionnaire supported this theory, but don't let that turn you away. The quiz was developed for use with adults of normal intelligence.\nThe FQ presents 35 statements and questions with multiple response options for each. Statements include things like \"If I had to pick, I would rather have a friend who: enjoys doing the same things as me, than a friend who feels the same way about life as I do; or, feels the same way about life as I do, than a friend who enjoys doing the same things as me.\"\njacoblund / iStock / Getty Images Plus\nThe possible scoring range is 0 to 135. According to the questionnaire, the average respondent with Asperger's disorder scores around 45\u201350, and the average neurotypical respondent scores around 65. (Keep in mind the averages may not be completely accurate, seeing as this is a self-report questionnaire.) The questionnaire states that a \"high score on the FQ is achieved by the respondent reporting that they enjoy close, empathic, supportive, caring friendships that are important to them; that they like and are interested in people; and that they enjoy interacting with others for its own sake.\"\nClick here to take the FQ yourself. (Note: You will have to create a login on the site in order to complete the questionnaire, but it only takes a few seconds.)\nFor a total 180 on all this cheery friendliness, check out Simon Baron-Cohen's book \"The Science of Evil: On Empathy and the Origins of Cruelty.\" If you choose to make a purchase through that link, Curiosity will get a share of the sale.\nWritten by Joanie Faletto January 25, 2018\nYou Can Take the Authentic Happiness Inventory to See Your Overall Happiness\nPuzzles & Quizzes Friendship",
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        "raw_content": "The Cloud Configuration Management Conundrum\nAug 9, 2011 | Cloud Computing, Enterprise Network, Infrastructure\nMaking the case for a stateless infrastructure model.\nCloud computing appears to have hit a plateau with respect to infrastructure services. We simply aren\u2019t seeing even a slow and steady offering by providers of the infrastructure services needed to deploy mature enterprise-class applications. An easy answer as to why this is the case can be found in the fact that many infrastructure services while themselves commoditized are not standardized. That is, while the services are common to just about every data center infrastructure the configuration, policies and APIs are not. But this is somewhat analogous to applications, in that the OS and platforms are common but the applications deployed on them are not. And we\u2019ve solved that problem, so why not the problem of deploying unique infrastructure policies and configuration too?\nIt\u2019s that gosh-darned multi-tenant thing again. It\u2019s not that infrastructure can\u2019t or doesn\u2019t support a multi-tenant model; plenty of infrastructure providers are moving to enable or already support a multi-tenant deployment model. The problem is deeper than that, at the heart of the infrastructure. It\u2019s configuration management, or more precisely, the scale of configuration management necessary in a cloud computing environment.\nIt\u2019s one thing to enable the isolation of network device configurations \u2013 whether in hardware or software form factor \u2013 as a means to offer infrastructure services in a multi-tenant environment. But each of the services requires a customer-specific configuration and, in many cases, per-application. Add to that the massive number of \u201cobjects\u201d that must be managed on the infrastructure for every configuration and it takes little math skills to realize that the more customers and instances, the more configuration \u201cobjects\u201d. At some point, it becomes too unwieldy and expensive a way to manage infrastructure services for the provider. A shared resource requires a lot of configuration regardless of the multi-tenant model. If you use virtualization to create a multi-tenant environment on a device using, then the support is either broad (one instance per customer) or deep (multiple configurations per instance). In either case, you end up with configurations that are almost certainly going to increase parallel to the increase in customers. Thousands of customers = many thousands of configuration objects. Many infrastructure devices have either imposed or have best practice limitations on the number of configuration \u201cobjects\u201d it can support.\nAs a simple, oft-referenced, example consider the VLAN limitation. There is a \u201ctheoretical\u201d maximum of 4096 VLANS per trunk. It is theoretical because of vendor-imposed limitations that are generally lower due to performance and other configuration-related constraints. The 4096, like most upper limiting numbers in networking, is based on primitive numerical types in programming languages comprised of a certain number of bits and/or bytes that impose a mathematical upper bound. These bounds are not easily modified without changes to the core software/firmware. These limitations are also, when related to transmission of data, constrained by specifications such as those maintained by the IEEE that define the data format of information exchanged via the network. Obviously changing any one of the pieces of data would change the size of the data (because they are strictly defined in terms of ranges of bit/byte locations in which specific data will be found) and thus require every vendor to change their solutions to be able to process the new format. This is at the heart of the problem with IPv4 \u2013> IPv6 migration: the size of IP packet headers changes as does the location of data critical to the processing of packets. This is also true of configuration stores, particularly on networking devices where size and performance are critical. The smallest data type possible for the platform is almost always used to ensure performance is maintained. Thus, configuration and processing is highly dependent on tightly constrained specifications and highly considerate of speed, making changes to these protocols and configuration systems fraught with risk.\nThis is before we even begin considering the run-time impact in terms of performance and potential disruption due to inherent volatility in the cloud \u201cback plane\u201d, a.k.a. server/instance infrastructure. Consider the way in which iptables is used is some cloud computing environments. The iptable configuration is dynamically updated based on customer configuration. As the configuration grows and it takes longer for the system to match traffic against the \u201crules\u201d and apply them, performance degrades. It\u2019s also an inefficient means of managing a multi-tenant environment, as the process of inserting and removing rules dynamically is also a strain on the entire system because software-only solutions rarely differentiate between management and data plane activity.\nSo basically what we have is a configuration management problem that may be stifling movement forward on more infrastructure services being offered as, well, services. The load from management of the massive configurations necessary would almost certainly overwhelm the infrastructure.\nThe most obvious and easiest from a provider standpoint is architectural multi-tenancy. Virtual network appliances. It decreases the configuration management burden and places the onus on the customer. This option is, however, more complex because of the topological constraints imposed by most infrastructure, a.k.a. dependency on a stable IP address space, and thus becomes a management burden on the customer, making it less appealing from their perspective to adopt. A viable solution, to be sure, but one that imposes management burdens that may negatively impact operational and financial benefits.\nA second solution is potentially found in OpenFlow. Using its programmable foundation to direct flows based on some piece of data other than IP address could alleviate the management burden imposed by topological constraints and allow architectural multi-tenancy to become the norm in cloud computing environments. This solution may, however, require some new network or application layer protocol \u2013 or extension of an existing protocol \u2013 to allow OpenFlow to identify, well, the flow and direct it appropriately. This model does not necessarily address the issue of configuration management. If one is merely using OpenFlow to direct traffic to a controller of some sort, one assumes the controller would need per-flow or per-application or per-customer configuration. Thus such a model is likely run into the same issues with scale of configuration management unless such extensions or new protocols are self-describing. Such self-describing meta-data included in the protocol would allow interpretation on the OpenFlow-enabled component rather than lookup of configuration data.\nBasically, any extension of a protocol or new protocol used to dynamically direct flows to the appropriate services would need to be as stateless as possible, i.e. no static configuration required on the infrastructure components beyond service configuration. 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        "raw_content": "A new report has been published by Wealth X of London and I am as always very intrigued to read about the success of billionaires. Having studied the report for many years I see a common theme. The most important recurring theme is how the billionaires nurture their network and celebrate success. Unsurprisingly to me, billionaires seem to universally support the idea that helping others, helps them.\nSo I have put together a short e-course dedicated to helping you to build your network. Normally I would charge for a course of this calibre, yet as an experiment I am releasing this series exclusively via facebook messenger it is available for free. I am keen to see how well this kind of information translates. So, if you would like to join me and see how this experiment goes, you can try it out and join series immediately by joining through the bar at the top of this page.\nOf course, if you know me, you\u2019ll know that the topic of growing a business is one I have closely studied for the last thirty five years. That is why this is a system that is guaranteed to help you to attract and win the kind of clients that really make the difference \u2013 major clients!\nMy suggestions at the end of the day are quite straightforward. Although according to some standards it seems I might be qualified as a rocket scientist, the fact is you don\u2019t have to be. What I am trying to tell you is that the ideas are simple, they will fit any business and they revolve around the concept of focussing a little piece of time to growth every single day.\nYou see the biggest mistake that most people make in their business is that they don\u2019t take enough action. As a result one day they have to worry a lot more than they would have done about cashflow. Again unsurprisingly yet amazingly to me, cashflow is the main reason that most people and businesses go broke.\nI have seen millions made from right and wrong actions, yet never have I seen anything happen from no action.\nThe people who make the world go around are the ones that see their dreams come true.\nThey set themselves free emotionally, spiritually, financially and practically. They are the decision makers.\nWhereas the people who are always broke. The people who live lives of quiet desperation, the ones who die having never found the release for the music still inside of them are the people who are still thinking about it.\nI could expand and charge for the information I am supplying, probably quite a lot, as it is very valuable. I have elected to make it available for free for just a limited time only through messenger as I am keen to see just how many people take it.\nSo really there should be no need to think about it, as those who do must be completely ruled by fear, which is very odd, as there is just nothing to lose. Don\u2019t let your fears stop you from doing something that could totally transform your life into the lifestyle of your dreams.\nIf you like what you see and can think of someone else who could benefit, please forward a link to this page to them. Thank you.",
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        "raw_content": "Army puts battlefield robots to the test\nThe Army, which like other military services has been working to increase the effectiveness of deployed troops on expeditionary missions, recently demonstrated a couple new technologies that will play a big part in the future of battlefield operations: robotics.\nAt an exercise called PACMAN-I, held at Marine Corps Training Area Bellows, Hawaii, soldiers tested a palm-sized personal unmanned aerial system called the PD-100 and an unmanned ground vehicle called MUTT, for Multipurpose Unmanned Tactical Transport.\nThe purpose is not just to enhance battlefield performance but also to assist rescue efforts.\n\"When we go to a place where there may be the need for us to do reconnaissance type work in a disaster area\u2026they'll be able to use these systems that way,\" Tollie Strode Jr., senior project officer at Maneuver Center of Excellence Maneuver Battle Lab at Fort Benning, Ga. said in an Army release. \"That isn't trying to find someone to shoot, that's trying to find someone to save.\"\nOne device tested was the PD-100 pocket-sized UAS, which researchers at the Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center in Massachusetts have been working on for several years. Researchers started with a commercial system, the Prox Dynamics' PD-100 Black Hornet, and adapted it for military use under its Cargo Pocket Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, or CP-ISR, program.\nThe device is intended to give soldiers the kind of ISR they\u2019re used from larger systems, but in constrained environments where those larger UAS might not work, such as in areas with thick tree cover, inside buildings or in densely packed villages.\nA soldier operates the MUTT ground vehicle.\nThe other robotic device tested during the two-week exercise was the MUTT, made by General Dynamics, a four-wheeled vehicle that can navigate steep slopes, sand, mud and water while carrying about 600 pounds of supplies. What\u2019s more it\u2019s quiet, which is an advantage in the field (noise is one reason the Army and Marines gave up, at least temporarily, on their robotic, though loud, \u201cpack mule.\u201d)\nSoldiers who used the MUTT said it was easy to operate, the Army said, although offered feedback on potential improvements,\n\"There are two different controls, one is used just by one hand and the other actually has a screen on it that controls the turret itself and the MUTT,\" said Spc. Cole Cumby. \"I like working with it, there's a lot of good things about it, and there are things I'd change...\"\nThe Army is hoping that te4sts such as PACMAN-I will not only help improve the products but also get them into the field more quickly. \"We need to be making sure we're fielding new technology as quickly as we can,\" said Army Secretary Eric Fanning, who attended the exercises. \"It doesn't do any good if we're just investing in great technology if we don't actually get it into the field for soldiers.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Candidate Calculator 2008\nPosted in Nostalgia on October 7, 2007| 1 Comment \u00bb\nWhich 2008 Presidential Candidate Agrees With You?\nFind out at: http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html\nIt was brought to my attention that I have payed entirely too much attention in the past to beautiful blondes, praising and positing them on high pedestals while completely neglecting the brunettes of the world, so to make up for it I\u2019ve prepared a celebration of beautiful brunettes that I have beheld.\nOne of the most beautiful brunettes of all time has to be the actress Vivien Leigh. Star of the hugely successful movie adaptation of Margaret Mitchell\u2019s hugely successful best-selling novel \u201cGone With The Wind\u201d she will always be remembered as the jilted belle to whom Clark Gable read those famous lines from the proverbial riot act, \u201cFrankly my dear, I don\u2019t give a damn.\u201d Later in her career she played the part of Blanche DuBois, the sister-in-law from hell who drove Marlon Brando to drink and cry \u201cStella!\u201d in \u201cA Streetcar Named Desire.\u201d Of course neither actor could have her in real life either, for she was married to Sir Laurence Olivier.\nWhen I was growing up, the loveliest brunette in all of our land was Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, the wife of President John F. Kennedy. She went everywhere with him, and together they had two children, but surprisingly he still had time for other women. When Jackie was only ten years old, she wrote a poem titled \u201cSea Joy.\u201d\nWhen I go down by the sandy shore\nI can think of nothing I want more\nThan to live by the booming blue sea\nAs the seagulls flutter round about me\nI can run about when the tide is out\nWith the wind and the sand and the sea all about\nAnd the seagulls are swirling and diving for fish.\nOh, to live by the sea is my only wish.\nI love that poem, and it\u2019s easy to see how JFK won his lovely bride and was able to keep her despite all the talk. After all he gave her a lovely home by the sea.\nNatalie Wood was another lovely actress who also happened to be a brunette. She was a fine actress and a jewel to behold, and she couldn\u2019t sing. She had to lip-synch the lyrics in \u201cWest Side Story,\u201d but I don\u2019t think viewers cared much. It was a great movie, and now even gang-members appreciate the genius of Shakespeare. Nor will I ever forget her being swept up by John Wayne at the end of \u201cThe Searchers\u201d and the way she stood there in her deer-skins when she told her half-breed brother to go back: \u201cMon-ta-kee-ah!\u201d she cried. That\u2019s probably not what she really said, because I\u2019m pretty sure that\u2019s Spanish for butter, but that\u2019s how I heard it from the scratchy little speaker box at the La Mirada Drive-In. In real life she was married several times to the same man, and she died tragically when she fell overboard from her yacht in the middle of the night while it was anchored off Catalina Island.\nElvis Presley found a lot of beautiful brunettes for his movies, not the least attractive or least obscure was Joan Blackman. She starred in several of his movies in fact, and I\u2019ll never forget the first time I saw her in the movie \u201cKid Galahad\u201d at the same drive-in. I couldn\u2019t help thinking how much more mature she seemed than Elvis. In \u201cBlue Hawaii\u201d it was the other way around.\nI was looking through a list of great people once, and though there were hundreds perhaps even thousands of famous names, one entry stood out from all the others for its brevity. On the line it read:\nAnne Frank \u2013 Diarist.\nI thought to myself, what a lovely tribute to be remembered for sharing your personal thoughts and recollections.\nAnd then there was That Girl\u2026\nNowadays you don\u2019t see brunettes that much anymore. When you do see one, their hair is usually streaked with blond or red highlights. I don\u2019t know why; I guess there\u2019s just something about a blonde\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Ross Douthat | The Press and Abortion, Revisited\nThe Press and Abortion, Revisited\nI don\u2019t have much to say about the issue of abortion in cases of rape that I didn\u2019t already say in this column, back when it was a different Republican Senate candidate in hot water over the issue. But let me just make a comment on these remarks from Kevin Drum, marveling a little over the firestorm that Richard Mourdock\u2019s suggestion that even a human life conceived in rape can be a \u201cgift from God\u201d has inspired:\nMourdock is getting beat up pretty bad for this, and I think that\u2019s just fine. At the same time, can\u2019t we all acknowledge that this is just conventional Christian theology? Theodicy is the study of why an omnipotent God permits the existence of evil, and while the term is of fairly recent vintage, Christians and Jews have struggled with the question itself pretty much since the time they decided God was omnipotent. See Job, Book of, for more. Or, if you want to check out something that was more likely to influence Mourdock directly, take a look at the recent mega-bestseller The Shack, which engages with almost precisely the question that Mourdock has struggled with.\nWhat I find occasionally odd is that so many conventional bits of theology like this are so controversial if someone actually mentions them in public. God permits evil. My faith is the only true one. People of other faiths are doomed to spend eternity in Hell. Etc. There\u2019s a lot of stuff like this which is either explicit or implied in sects of all kinds, and at an abstract level we all know it. Somehow, though, when someone actually says it, it\u2019s like they farted in church. Weird.\nWell, it\u2019s only weird if you don\u2019t recognize the distinction between the \u201cwe\u201d that is the American press corps (and the political class writ large) and the \u201cwe\u201d that is the American people as a whole. Yes, there is a natural pluralistic politesse around questions of religion that normally discourages public figures from Mourdock-like musings, and a general American tendency to efface theological differences and downplay hard teachings in favor of a genial syncretism and a gospel of health and wealth. But there\u2019s also a much more specific phenomenon at work here, which is that the people who live and work in New York and Washington are generally much more secular and socially liberal than the country that they cover, and this disconnect inevitably has an impact on what kinds of statements the press treats as \u201cshocking\u201d and \u201cextreme,\u201d and what kinds of positioning it treats as mainstream and respectable.\nIn the case of Mourdock, the disconnect has manifested itself in two ways. First, there\u2019s the near-complete failure to acknowledge that his religious point, about God having the power to bring good even from the worst of human crimes, is much more commonplace than controversial \u2014 since the alternative would be to claim that children with rapists for fathers are somehow uniquely disfavored by an otherwise all-loving Almighty. Second, there\u2019s the disproportionate focus on what\u2019s \u201cextreme\u201d about his specific position on the legal issue. It\u2019s not that the press is wrong to call Mourdock\u2019s views controversial, since his opposition to abortion in cases of rape really does place him well outside of the mainstream: Per Gallup\u2019s abortion polling, only about 22 percent of Americans agree with him. But the same polling also shows, as a for instance, that only 24 percent believe that second-trimester abortion should be legal (as it is almost without restriction under current law), and only 10 percent believe that it should be legal in the third trimester. In both cases, the Democratic Party\u2019s position is starkly at odds with the public\u2019s, yet you almost never see a national Democrat pressed the way Republicans have been pressed on the rape issue in this cycle, or a pro-choice politician pinned down by tough follow-up questions during a high-profile debate. The problem isn\u2019t necessarily that Mourdock\u2019s comments have become a big story, in other words: In a closely-fought battle for control of the Senate, maybe they deserve to be. It\u2019s that President Obama\u2019s similarly outside-the-mainstream views and votes on abortion have always been a non-story outside the right-wing press, which leaves the president and his party free to make hay out of Republican extremism without paying much of a price for their own.\nTo be clear, the reality I\u2019m describing here is not some organized media conspiracy to defame religious believers and delegitimize pro-lifers. It\u2019s just a basic cultural gap between the national press and a large section of the public, one that exists across a lot of fronts but happens to be most pronounced on culture-war issues. There are journalists \u2014 my colleagues, my friends \u2014 who do a remarkable job of bridging this gap, bringing empathy and rigor to bear covering opinions and perspectives their own backgrounds might otherwise incline them to dismiss. But we need many more of them.\nObama\u2019s Aura of Defeat\nIf Romney Wins",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Robotic Assisted Spine Surgery: A New Opinion for the Spine Surgeries\nThere have been numerous advancements in the field of spine surgery in the past decade. This has been in the favor of patients who are enjoying the benefits of recently developed minimally invasive spine surgery techniques. Not only this, today\u2019s highly sophisticated intra-operative imaging has enhanced visualization a great deal. Now reduced radiation and better accuracy has led to the time spent in operating a person for certain procedures. Going forward, the next big successful step in spine surgery is robotic-assisted spine surgery systems which are being brought to use by surgeons like Dr. Charla Fischer who aim to have excellent outcomes for a number of spine surgeries.\nWhat is a Robotic-Assisted Spine Surgery?\nRobotic-assisted surgery is widely used in medical specialties such as urology, oncology, and gynecology. This procedure involves the use of robotic component along with advanced imaging and navigation systems. This technology leads to improved visualization, accuracy and reduced hand tremor \u2013 these components are very important in spine surgery. It calls for the minimally invasive approach via smaller incisions, which leads to less time under anesthesia, less blood loss, quicker recovery and less pain. These systems must be designed specifically for particular areas.\nThe use of robotics in spine surgery is not new but limited, but Dr. Fischer is of the opinion that robotically enabled surgical system will help surgeons to map, plan and carry out surgeries with great accuracy and better outcomes. She has been recognized as one of the best orthopedic surgeons who is working with robotic systems in the US. She is of one the prime candidates to shepherd next generation of technology in the field of robotic-assisted spine surgery that is set to revolutionize the current procedures. Thanks to Dr. Fischer, for being one of the foremost surgeons who operates patients needing spine surgeries through robotic-assisted procedures. This superior technology is what maximizes the chances of excellent outcomes, reduced pain and complication free recovery.\nRobotic-assisted spine surgery is a technology that promises many advantages. Innovative techniques allow performing invasive spine surgeries with minimal incisions that lead to less bleeding, quicker recovery time and less hospital stay. This means a patient can start with regular activities in a short period of time if compared to other procedures brought to use. Another great benefit of these surgeries is that they are performed with minimal radiation for the patient as well as the specialist. Surgeries through robot guidance increase the safety and accuracy while allowing for the better outcomes and this can be noticed within a short span of time. For more details about this procedure and assistance, feel free to get in touch.\nTags : Robotic Assisted Spine Surgery, Robotic Spine Surgery New York, spine treatment techniques, spine surgery in new york",
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        "raw_content": "Driver\u2019s view: Why Formula E has got it wrong on the minimum pitstop time rule\nNelson Piquet Jr posted in DriveTribe Formula E\nBy now you probably know that Formula E is pretty good at creating amazing racing and some interesting stories off the track too.\nAt the last race in Punta del Este, Uruguay, our new pitstop format got headlines when Daniel Abt, one of the drivers at the Audi team, had to pit from third because his seatbelt came completely unbuckled in the car during the race.\nIn case you don\u2019t know, since the start of Formule E we have had a minimum pitstop time at each race for the car changeover to ensure driver and team safety. At the Santiago race in January this year the rules were changed, eliminating the minimum pitstop time and making it a race in the pits to change cars, get re-buckled and get out on track again.\nAt Panasonic Jaguar Racing, the team has done a lot of work to ensure that the new rules don\u2019t negatively impact on the driver and mechanic safety and we all work hard at every race in pitstop practice to make sure we are competitive and safe.\nMy personal opinion is that I can see the reasons why they\u2019ve done it and to an extent agree but, looking at the picture overall, I believe it\u2019s an unnecessary change.\nPreviously, we were seeing very few mistakes in the pitstops. By removing the pitstop time, it has created another variable to contribute towards race results that will look to be optimised by teams. It\u2019s another item that you have to get right and do better than everyone else. We are all here to be competitive so it\u2019s an interesting element.\nOn the downside, there are a lot of grey areas and they are trying to control something that is very hard to control. What that means, inevitably, is some people are taking advantage of that. It\u2019s difficult to ask people to follow the rules when it\u2019s already difficult to control.\nThe Formula E cars are not made to do quick pitstops, so this means that there is an added risk for half a season and people are going out with loose belts, which isn\u2019t great. As a championship we also try to be efficient all around and teams have had to buy equipment and develop pitstop solutions for just half a season.\nAs we move ever closer to the use of the Gen2 Formula E car for season 5, which will see one car last the whole race distance, personally I just feel it\u2019s all a bit unnecessary for half a season.\n4 reasons Jaguar could be a title contender in Season 5 of Formula E\nDriveTribe Formula E\nRECAP: Watch the first race of Formula E Season 5 from Saudi Arabia",
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        "raw_content": "May 9, 2016 Alan Organ, M.D., Ph.D.Leave a Comment on Eat Fat to Lose Weight? Separating the Fat from the Fiction\nIn a recent webinar I gave, one of the participants asked the following question: \u201cI keep reading everywhere that fat\u2026\nApril 25, 2016 Alan Organ, M.D., Ph.D.Leave a Comment on Can Essential Oils Alter The Effects of Aging?\nEssentials oils have long been used by ancient cultures to cure a broad spectrum of maladies, both of the body\u2026\nApril 12, 2016 Alan Organ, M.D., Ph.D.Leave a Comment on What Sugar Does to Our Bodies\nEach day we see more and more information on the effects of sugar in and on our bodies. Recently I\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Help Your Loved Ones and Find The Most Reliable Intervention Centers Colorado \u2013 Call (877) 430-9797 Now!\nUnfortunately, there are many people that continue to participate in different types of harmful behavior, but are unresponsive to pleas and completely reject offers for help from their friends, families, and loved ones. These behaviors might include dependency, gambling, eating disorders, or Internet addiction, and all are harmful to the individual struggling and also their loved ones. Often, if friends and family members do try to help their loved ones, they get annoyed and offended because logic and one-on-one discussions are not effective. Different Addiction Treatment Programs Colorado offers the guidance and help that families and friends need to help their loved ones agree to treatment.\nInterventions are purposeful, deliberate events that target changing a perilous or destructive behavior, thoughts, and feelings. Persuading the individual, or individuals, to enter rehab in the appropriate facility is the primary objective of an intervention. Of the people who actually host an intervention for a loved one, 90% are successful in getting the addict to enter a certain Colorado Rehab Treatment Centers. However, it\u2019s important to remember that no intervention is a total failure, because now the target understands that they have people who love them enough to help them overcome addiction.\nThe four different kinds of interventions are simple, crisis, classical, and family system. A simple intervention can just be as simple as asking that the target quit their behavior. This approach must always be done before some other, more difficult intervention is started. A crisis intervention is used to address dangerous, precarious situations, such as reckless driving, violence, or intense substance addiction. The purpose of a classical intervention is to direct the focus of the dialogue on a particular person with the intention being to get them to enter rehab immediately. In a family system intervention, the focal point is on persuading the entire family to quit their behaviors. Since substance dependency and domestic violence tend to create dysfunctional environments, everybody involved needs help changing their behaviors to create a healthier atmosphere.\nWho Must Be Involved in the Intervention?\nA small group is usually most effective for an intervention, however as few as two people may be functional. The target of each Colorado Intervention Services, whether a single person or a family group, must be present throughout the intervention itself. People who love the addict at risk have to be involved in the intervention, also in the organizing stages the intervention. Essentially, the most important facet an intervention is the preparation and organization step, so it\u2019s best to also get help from a person who\u2019s knowledgeable of the intervention process, for example, a counselor, a psychologist, or an interventionist. An interventionist is a person who has specialized preparation and accreditation, and who has been licensed by the Association of Intervention Specialist Certification Board. They are often addicts who have been in recovery for several years, or individuals that have special, first-hand experience in situations of violence or other social dysfunctions. Because of their private experiences, they are skilled at communicating between members of the intervention. To locate a certified interventionist, contact any Addiction Intervention Services Colorado today!\nGet Help Immediately!\nIt is extremely essential for an intervention to be done accurately because they are generally tricky and delicate processes. Contacting specialists can mean the difference between a disorganized screaming episode, and a friend going into their room and packing a bag to take to a rehab facility. A successful intervention can end in a prescription drug addict coming into a rehab center, or angrily stomping out the door. Contact any Colorado Intervention Centers for additional information concerning interventions, help locating an interventionist, or any other details concerning substance addiction.",
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        "raw_content": "From Screen to Green\nThe mud under his tires slowed his ride through the trails, but that didn\u2019t phase him. The cold air nipped at his cheeks, but he kept up the pace. Hunter, 15, pedaled his bike hard through the carefully crafted trails. He exited the woods with a grin carved on his face. Parking the bike, Hunter turned to take a final look at the weaving paths behind him. This may be the last time he rides them\u2014for now.\nWhat many people don\u2019t know about Hunter is his passion for bikes, ATVs and building trails. During his time at Eagle Ranch, Hunter built an entire network of riding trails behind the Grace Home. On countless days throughout the week, Hunter could be found riding on or tending to his beloved trails. However, that wasn\u2019t always the case.\nBefore Hunter came to Eagle Ranch, being outdoors was a fantasy. At home, a normal day consisted of fights and arguments between Hunter, his parents and his younger sister. Tired of the fighting and wanting an escape, Hunter would retreat to his room into an\nalternate reality\u2014video games.\n\u201cThere would always be yelling in my home,\u201d said Hunter. \u201cFighting and arguments were normal between me and my parents. School was pretty bad. I was going every day, but I had bad grades. I was in ISS (in school suspension) all of the time and argued with my teachers.\u201d\nWhile at the Ranch, Hunter\u2014like all Eagle Ranch children\u2014spent a lot of time outside. With no cell phones or video games, the boys and girls have to find other ways to pass their free time: basketball, soccer, building forts, tennis, swimming and riding bikes.\nAs Hunter spent more time outdoors, he began building trails in the woods and even some jumps for the bikes. Eventually, it was all Hunter would talk about. Weeks of hard work yielded a project Hunter was proud of, and something he would always remember.\n\u201cI have learned that when you work harder, you get better results. It seems pretty obvious, but I had to put it into action to see that if was true,\u201d said Hunter. \u201cI\u2019ve also learned that there are different ways to deal with things. Sometimes, it\u2019s best to separate yourself from the situation, while other times you\u2019ve just got to deal with it.\u201d\nLooking into the future, Hunter\u2019s love for the outdoors continues. As he grows older, Hunter hopes to continue to build recreational trails.",
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        "raw_content": "Former John Boehner Supporters Refuse to Vote for Him This Time!\nA wave seems to be building against Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-OH). It\u2019s happened slowly, but is much more obvious this time around than in previous leadership votes. In fact, while opposition among conservatives in the GOP has been apparent, we\u2019ve now had our first two defections of previous Boehner supporters.\nIowa Congressman Steve King (R-IA) and Paul Gosar (R-AZ) have both decided that they cannot support Boehner for another term as Speaker of the House. They join conservatives Ted Yoho, Jim Bridenstine, Thomas Massie, Justin Amash, Louie Gohmert as some of the first members of the GOP to officially announce their decisions to vote against Boehner.\nHere\u2019s what Rep. Gosar had to say about his decision.\n\u201cMy vote will reflect not just my convictions but the will of so many across the nation,\u201d his release declared. \u201cSince coming to D.C. in 2011, I have attended hearings, briefings and meetings about the serious problems facing our country. I travel home to my district every week and I have listened to the people and their concerns. The common theme wherever I go is that we can\u2019t just keep doing things the way they \u2018always\u2019 have been done. We can\u2019t continue to operate with a lack of transparency and with a blind eye to the will of the people.\u201d\nGosar voted for Boehner in 2013. But he won\u2019t this time. \u201cAmerica needs bold leadership from the House of Representatives that breaks from the status quo and embraces an open and transparent legislative process,\u201d he writes. \u201cOur country deserves getting back to regular order and holding wrongdoers accountable for their actions. This will require courage, not fear. It is time for leadership that will stand up for America and the Constitution.\u201d\nRep. King, who has become very popular with the grassroots thanks in large part to his activism on immigration issues, wrote an op-ed for Breitbart\u2019s Big Government explaining his decision.\nConservatives have seen their initiatives blocked by the Speaker while he twisted arms for Obama. Our national debt is over $18 trillion. ObamaCare is fully funded. Obama\u2019s executive amnesty is fully funded until February 27 without leverage to block the president\u2019s lawless immigration policy thereafter. Constitutional conservative\u2019s efforts to defend and restore the Constitutional authority of Congress are blocked by the Speaker.\nOn January 6, 2015, I will take an oath to \u201csupport and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;\u2026 I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me, God.\u201d\nThen, I will be asked to put up a vote for John Boehner for Speaker. I know the pattern of his strategy and actions for the past 12 years to the point where I can predict the results. I am convinced Congress will not be allowed to restore its Constitutional authority under his Speakership and by refusing to do so, cannot call upon the courts to do so. How then, can I take an oath to the Constitution and put up a vote for John Boehner, almost in the same breath?\nWe need a Speaker who will help us all keep our oath, including his own, to the Constitution, not one who has consistently blocked our efforts to keep ours. I will vote for an alternative candidate for Speaker. I can\u2019t vote for John Boehner again.\nRead Rep. Steve King\u2019s entire article of explanation here.\nConservative Opposition to John Boehner as Speaker Grows\nLibertarian-Republican Congressman Announces He Won\u2019t Support Boehner says \u201cA New Speaker is a Step in the Right Direction\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Books We\u2019ll Miss: Journey into Mystery\nWhile the Marvel Universe is embroiled in its share of sweeping drama this year, from the reality-crushing consequences of the Infinity event to the mutant brawling going on in Battle of the Atom, something quite sad happened. In the fray of big budget movies and multi-title tie-ins, a little book slipped under the radar and ended a beautiful run after only ten issues. The fourth and final incarnation of Journey into Mystery, helmed by writer Kathryn Immonen and artist Valerio Schiti, recently wrapped up its last issue at #655, sailing off into that good night with little pomp and circumstance. Despite rave reviews and consistently excellent content, this little book that could just couldn\u2019t live up to the hype of other, better selling titles. Although this book is gone, the adventures of Lady Sif, as well as the amazing efforts of Immonen and Schiti in bringing her to life, won\u2019t soon be forgotten.\nThe original Journey into Mystery began its life as a horror-fantasy title leftover from Marvel\u2019s predecessor Atlas Comics, carrying into two volumes that ran intermittently between the 1950s and 1970s. Focusing principally on the adventures of Thor, this title covered much of the mystical fantasy elements of the Marvel Universe, and over time served as an introduction for many other characters in the same vein. Taken over by Kieron Gillen and Doug Braithwaite after the events of the Siege series, the focus shifted to Loki from issues #622 to #645 for a run that was praised by both critics and fans. With issue #646, the title was relaunched to coincide with its rebranding under the Marvel NOW imprint, and Immonen stepped in to bring Lady Sif into the spotlight.\nFor ten issues, Sif led a dynamic cast of Marvel\u2019s most well-known Asgardians into a world of magic, mystery, humor and action, expertly developed by Schiti\u2019s skillful pencil work. Sif, while a major supporting character in Thor\u2019s title, is not quite so well-known beyond the pages of his companion\u2019s book. This made it somewhat difficult to stir a strong sales base, as many mainstream readers just weren\u2019t as familiar with Sif as they were other, better known Asgardians. Despite its short run, Journey into Mystery covered a lot of ground. From the depths of ancient ruins to New York City, deep space to children\u2019s fairytales, this adventure title followed Sif\u2019s character development with poignant resonance. While taking a few cues from Gillen\u2019s run, Immonen made this series her own, putting a unique spin on the character and the tone of the book. Every adventure was well-framed by Immonen\u2019s strong scripting and razor-sharp dialogue, offering equal measure of heartfelt introspection and witty banter to keep things fresh and fun. Even in keeping with the expectations set by her predecessors, this title was always uniquely Sif\u2019s.\nWhen we first encountered Sif, she was conflicted about her role as a warrior in what she saw as a culture in decline, as Asgardia turned its back on its once-proud past. We saw this reflection throughout the series, a question of purpose in uncertain times. With regular guest appearances from many big-name hitters in the Marvel stable, Sif was always busy and had a great cast to play off of, with much success. Through her perilous journeys, first as a wayward berserker then later as the warrior we know and love, we watched Sif grow and change, forging new relationships and strengthening old ones. Over the course of the title she came to terms with her place in a changing world, and accepted Asgardia\u2019s new role in that world as well. Her journey wasn\u2019t easy, and it certainly didn\u2019t always paint her in a favorable light, but she was always fascinating, relatable, and engaging to read about.\nThe book\u2019s biggest strength was its visual consistency, guided by Schiti\u2019s amazing pencils and the stellar color work of Jordie Bellaire. Issue after issue, this title was a gem with its inventive page designs and panel compositions, serving as an evocative complement to Immonen\u2019s scripting. Bursting with energy and emotion, Schiti carried every plot through to the end with dynamic action scenes and engaging character interactions, his pages rounded out by Bellaire\u2019s distinctive color palettes and clever background development. This visual cohesion helped to make the book so enjoyable: not only did every component of this title work well, but they worked even better together.\nWhile this book certainly wasn\u2019t flawless, and did have a few fumbles as it sought its footing in the opening issues, it was a highly enjoyable addition to the Marvel pantheon. Immonen and Schiti told poignant stories, full of adventure and heart, intrigue and humor. Sif was a strong protagonist with a fun supporting cast and engrossing exploits, offering a consistently satisfying reading experience month after month. 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        "raw_content": "Kolli Malai Arapaleeswarar Temple\nArapaleeswarar temple is an ancient Siva temple on the banks of the Aiyaru or Panchanadhi river in the village of Periya koviloor in Valapur nadu of the Kolli hills. Since ancient times it has been an important pilgrimage site of Tamil Nadu. The temple was built during the reign of King Kulothunga Cholan 1400 years ago, but its history dates back to a much earlier period more than 2000 years ago.\nThe village of Periya kovilur in the Kolli Hills\nLong ago, a part of the Kolli hills was known by the name Araipalli or Arapalli. Arapalli literally means residense/house of dharma. Lord Siva who was worshipped in this region of Arapalli was called Arapally Iswarar or Arapaleeswarar, The Lord of the house of dharma.The Sanskrit name is Dharma Gosheeswarar. He was also known as Araipally Mahadevan and Araipally Udayar. The name of Parvati is\n\u00ab Sun, Earth, Blood Moon and Mars Will Line Up Perfectly Tonight. Here Is What To Watch In The Sky.\nNews from The Treetalker \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Why Your Practice Needs Electronic Health Reporting\nAs technology evolves and there\u2019s more emphasis on streamlining business practices, there\u2019s an increasing reliance on electronic health records. In 2014, private healthcare providers were required to adopt electronic medical records to maintain their existing Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement levels. The move was a part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which aimed to improve quality, safety, efficiency and reduce health disparities.\nThe Act also offered financial incentives to those providers who could prove meaningful use in the adoption of electronic health reporting. Non-compliant healthcare providers faced penalties, including a 1 percent reduction in Medicare reimbursements. When it was officially mandated, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicted a 12 percent growth in employment opportunities from 2014 to 2024. Positions they expected to open up included medical records and health information technicians, computer systems managers, health managers and computer support specialists.\nIf you\u2019re unsure about the role electronic health reporting can play in your practice, using the following information as a valuable resource. Every practice can benefit from EHR, and it\u2019s important to understand the how and why.\nElectronic Medical Records vs. Electronic Health Records\nElectronic medical records and electronic health records are often used interchangeably, but there are some key differences. Medical records offer a more narrow view of an individual\u2019s medical history, and it\u2019s used mainly for diagnosis and treatment. They are unique to a specific practice and are not designed to be shared outside of that practice.\nElectronic health records, on the other hand, show a patient\u2019s overall history. It is a comprehensive medical chart that\u2019s intended to be shared with other practices. It includes everything from images to allergies to lab results. If the patient were to move across state lines, their electronic medical record would follow them, while an electronic health record stays with the practices they leave behind.\nImproved Efficiency and Cost Savings\nElectronic health records can provide immense benefits in terms of increased efficiency. This can be demonstrated by current statistics on EHR. One survey found that 79 percent of users stated that EHR allowed their practices to run more efficiently. Of the doctors surveyed, 82 percent reported that sending prescriptions electronically saved time, 75 percent received lab results even quicker, and 70 percent reported increased data confidentiality.\nEHR Cost Savings\nThere are immense cost savings associated with EHR. For example, large hospitals can save anywhere between $37 million to $59 million over a five-year period, not including incentive benefits. The majority of those savings come from the ability to eliminate various labor-intensive tasks and other paper-driven responsibilities. With better access to patient data and smart error prevention alerts, the chances of medical errors are greatly reduced. You\u2019ll also experience easier communication across the entire medical channel. You can track electronic messages from staff to labs to other hospitals and clinicians.\nMany administrative tasks are streamlined, resulting in time reduction. Filling out forms and taking care of billing requests often take up a significant portion of healthcare costs. Electronic health records also provide more information on next best steps, and can automatically siphon information that needs to be shared with various public health agencies.\nWith the right software and system protocols, you can better take care of your patients. Because it allows medical practices to run so much more efficiently, it creates a positive domino effect of service. Because chances of medical errors are much slimmer, it improves patient outcome and allows for enhanced medical care. Additionally, with reliable access to detailed reports, practices are able to be much more accurate diagnosis.\nElectronic health records and corresponding software is smart enough to work on the doctor\u2019s behalf, too. For example, if a psychiatrist were to provide an antidepressant that conflicted with another medication from a primary care physician, the software would alert you of the potential clash. With the ability to circumvent serious complications, patients are more likely to have a better overall experience and lead healthier, happier lives \u2014 in and out of the practice.\nThe Future of EHR\nThere\u2019s much more to the future of EHR than additional job opportunities. According to the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, data will be even more streamlined in the future, and data input from the patient will be just as valued as data entered by the physician. From there, that data could be used in multiple ways to create customized reports. They also expect the software to move beyond the clinic, to home health and specialist care, for example.\nMaking Your Practice Cost-Efficient with Electronic Health Records\nTags: electronic health records, electronic medical records, patient care",
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        "raw_content": "Film footage from Palestine back in 1896\nIt is becoming a trend among influential GOP candidates to call out the Palestinian people as \u201cinvented\u201d or even \u201cnon-existent\u201d. First we had Republican candidate Newt Gingrich calling the Palestinians an \u201cinvented people\u201d. Another rising star, Republican candidate Rick Santorum, has also said \u201cThere is no Palestine\u201d. But I won\u2019t really bother to give any of them dimwits any more attention than they deserve. Their case is a hopeless miserable case after all.\nOn this occasion I\u2019d like to share with you this, video footage taken in Palestine back in the year 1896. We see Palestinians; we see Jews, Christians, and Muslims living in peace. We see a Jewish man praying at the Western Wall without having to show IDs to any authority, unlike what we see in Jerusalem today. We see neighbors, friends, families, and a society just like that in Cairo or Damascus, as the commentator says. If we look today, we don\u2019t see much of the same thing. Not so much freedom of religion, not so much freedom of life.\nThe film was recovered by Lobster Films, a film preservation company based in Paris, in February 2007. In a letter to an Italian film festival organizer, according to this, Lobster Films co-founder Serge Bromberg said:\n\u2026this year, we have something very special to show. In an antique shop, we have discovered 93 wonderful little camera negatives from c. 1897, all shot in the Middle East (Jerusalem, Palestine, Egypt, etc.), that would form an ideal 80 [minute] program of what could be among the earliest films shot in the region still in existence. \u2026 They are in wonderful condition \u2026 Not a scratch, no decomposition, and those little sprocket holes typical of the films of that year.\nIt always feels great to see bits from the pleasant past, to forget the reality for a minute and just feel how life was at that time.\nAmazing footage, thanks Jalal.\nI\u2019m wondering when exactly the commentary dates from. Is it 2007?\nI wonder too\nPermalink Jalal Abukhater replied on Wed, 01/04/2012 - 14:53\nI have tried to look for more details, but I couldn\u2019t determine exactly when the commentary was done. It doesn\u2019t look like anything recent though, the maps and commentary look like something done at that time a centuary ago.\nI thoroughly enjoyed this. Thanks Jalal.\nThe Palestine footage\nPermalink De\u00efr Yassin replied on Wed, 01/04/2012 - 23:49\nThe three-minute footage from Palestine 1896 has been known for years. In the excellent documentary \"Palestine, histoire d'une terre, 1880-1950\" by well-known French-Moroccan-Israeli Simone Bitton who also made \"Citizen Bishara\", \"Rachel Corrie\" and \"The Wall\" it's one of the opening scenes. This documentary is from the '90's and has been shown on national French television. Elias Sanbar, the now Unesco-ambassador, is the historical advisor.\nI have a better sound-track somewhere else but don't have time and access right now so here's the one I've got available with a rather bad sound-track. The whole documentary and the second part going from 1950 to 1991 is also on the net (in French only). Best documentary on Palestinian history, great footage from the UN vote Nov 1947 included (Henry Cattan etc):\nwww.dailymotion.com/video/x94n...\nThe Lumi\u00e8re-footage is from min 00:44. (I hope the link works)\nPermalink dedc79 replied on Tue, 01/10/2012 - 20:45\nI tend to think you're reading a hell of a lot about life at that time into a few video snapshots. This isn't so much evidence that jews, muslims and christians all got a long at that time, as it is evidence that these video snippets capture specific jews, muslims and christians not bothering each other.\nAlso, before reading too much into the peace/freedom of the city, consider that at the time there were only about 20,000 people living in Jerusalem. It was basically a village (with a lot of history) not a city. Now it is a sprawling city about 50 times that size, and this helps explain some of the growing discord.\nHere's an alternative theory, and i'm not saying it's the right one or the only one - to the extent there was peace it was because the muslims were fine with muslims controlling Jerusalem and the jews and christians were in no position to argue for anything else. One reason (among many) that things are not fine now is because the city is now governed by Jews and Muslims are unhappy with that.\nJerusalem Footage\nPermalink Jeffrey replied on Tue, 01/10/2012 - 21:41\nThe attempt to take less than two minutes of antique film clips and turn them into propaganda is rather pathetic. Clearly, the narration is NOT contemporaneous with the footage, despite the clever addition of post-production sound effects like camera and film noise, etc. Especially glaring is the narrator's scripted dialog, \"... but in the country as a whole...\", as if the Palestinian territory was considered a nation at the time. What a sad attempt a revisionism.\nThe map footage is also not original. As to your comment \"We see Palestinians...\", this is your own editorial comment, not an historically accurate description employed by the Ottoman Empire or the contemporaneous population of the time.\nPermalink Rusty replied on Tue, 01/10/2012 - 21:59\nYou could find similar scenes of African-Americans mingling pleasantly with whites in the Jim Crow south - indeed, weren't segregationists always touting such things and claiming how the civil rights workers were just stirring up trouble? If we could ask a Jewish kid from that era with no hope of true equality with the Arabs surrounding him how \"pleasant\" that era was just because he could get to the Wailing Wall without showing ID, what would he say?\nNice footage\nCommenters seems oddly eager to denounce this footage as propaganda, even as they commit the same act in reverse. I of course have no idea what life was like in Palestine in 1896, and this video offers only a suggestive glimpse. Speaking as an American Jew who had his Bar Mitzvah in Israel, though, I do agree that the film seems to portray a city at greater ease with itself than the one I experienced, and it is absolutely the case that the footage undercuts the ludicrous narratives put forth by the Greater Israel advocates in the Republic party.\nPermalink olterigo replied on Wed, 01/11/2012 - 13:13\nThe problem is that this footage is being used to pretend like Ottoman Empire - mind you, not the Arab nation of Palestine - was this land of equal religious access all sui generis. Well, it wasn't. How about you look up Hamidian Massacres of 1894-1896. That was also taking place in another part governed by the same Sublime Porte (aka Ottoman Empire).",
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        "raw_content": "Popular televangelist and founder of World Changers Church International, Creflo Dollar, is now hoping to get 200,000 people to donate $300 each so he can buy a brand new luxurious $65 million Gulfstream G650 airplane for his ministry, which last year had billionaires reportedly waiting in line to get one.\nAn appeal on his website to fund the purchase of the multimillion dollar airplane noted that the appeal was triggered by a recent engine failure on his current carrier that could have resulted in a tragedy had it not been for his skillful pilot.\n\u201cThe ministry\u2019s current airplane, was built in 1984, purchased by the ministry in 1999 and has since logged four million miles. Recently on an overseas trip to a global conference, one of the engines failed. By the grace of God, the expert pilot, who\u2019s flown with Creflo for almost 20 years, landed the plane safely without injury or harm to any passengers,.\n\u201cDue to this recent incident coupled with the 31 years the airplane has been in service, we believe it is time to replace this aircraft so that our Pastors and staff can continue to safely and swiftly share the Good News of the Gospel worldwide. Believe it or not, there are still millions of people on this planet who have never heard of Jesus Christ and know nothing of His greatness. Our hearts desire to see precious lives changed and snatched out of darkness and thrust into His marvelous light! We need your help to continue reaching a lost and dying world for the Lord Jesus Christ,\u201d the appeal continued before asking supporters of the ministry to sow a $300 seed into the airplane fund, billed Project G650.\n\u201cThe mission of Project G650 is to acquire a Gulfstream G650 airplane so that Pastors Creflo and Taffi and World Changers Church International can continue to blanket the globe with the Gospel of grace. We are believing for 200,000 people to give contributions of 300 US dollars or more to turn this dream into a reality \u2014 and allow us to retire the aircraft that served us well for many years,\u201d\nWatch the video in the link.\nhttp://creflodollarministries.org/ProjectG650/Default.aspx\nTo put this in perspective, here are a few items that would cost his congregation much less than $65 million and could probably put a better use to their funds:\nThe Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System 2014 Budget: $25 million\nTuition, room and board for 150 Morehouse students (2014/15): $6.3 million\nDetroit\u2019s Strathmore Apartments Project (129 apartments): $27 million\nCity of New Orleans Contribution to the Fresh Food Retailer Initiative: $7 million\nUpgrades to the most rundown schools in LA Unified School District: $43 million\nUpdate 3/14/15 :Creflo Dollar Ministries has pulled a Web page soliciting money for a new $65,000,000 Gulfstream G650 jet following a big social media backlash, reports Atlanta\u2019s WXIA-TV. But while the fundraising page for \u201cProject G650\u201d has disappeared, supporters can still contribute through the ministry\u2019s donation page, the report notes. However, the news outlet notes, it can still be accessed through a cached version of the page from this week showing a five-minute video that talks about the ministry\u2019s works, and discusses the need to replace at 30-year-old Gulfstream jet that is no longer operable after an accident in London when it slid off the runway during an aborted takeoff. The recording says the use of an airplane is necessary to help the ministry fly to all parts of the world, the report notes.\nRead more at WXIA.\nPastor Writes Open Letter To Set Record Straight On Her Assault\nWow! Find Out What Had Fred Hammond Upset\nNBA Wife Kadesh Discusses Putting Her Career On Hold To Support Her Husband [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]\nDeitrick Haddon Launches Media Company\nWhy Octavia Spencer Being Cast To Play God In Movie \u2018The Shack\u2019 Is Stellar Move",
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        "raw_content": "27th FIDE World Senior Chess Championship\n11/15/2017 \u2013 It's taking place in the north Italian town of Acqui Terme, a place where ancient Romans went to take sulphur baths. 282 players are gathered to play the open and women's Senior World Championship, in the +50 and +65 sections. GMs Granda Zuniga and Zurab Sturua lead in the +50 Open, with 5.0/7 each. On the sidelines there is an initiative to establish a new FIDE Seniors' Commission, to help address future policy, a range of existing issues.\nThe 27th edition of the FIDE World Senior Chess Championship is being held in Acqui Terme, northern Italy.\nAcqui Terme is famous for its Brachetto d'Acqui wine, and since ancient Roman times for its hot sulphur springs and baths. \"You will come to Acqui Terme to play chess mainly,\" says the organisation, \"but thanks to all the specials available for the participants, you will be able to enjoy the healthy curative waters of the spas.\"\nThe central fountain leading to the main central piazza of Acqui Terme | Photo: Helen Milligan\nThe old town tower (far centre) and thermal spring (to the right) | Photo: Helen Milligan\nRemains of the old Roman viaduct | Photo: Helen Milligan\nMale and female senior players from all over the world were invited to participate. All participants need to have reached the age of 50 and 65 by December 31st of the year of the tournament, which is played in four categories: age 50+ (Open and women) \u2013 and 65+ (Open and women). The Championship is an 11 round Swiss, with time controls of 90 minutes for 40 moves followed by 30 minutes for the rest of the game with an addition of 30 seconds per move starting from move 1. The title of \u201cGrandmaster\u201d will be conferred to the winner of the 27th FIDE World Senior Chess Championship 2017 (50+ and 65+).\nAfter seven rounds of play, and with four rounds to go, in the open 50+ championship the top-rated GM Julio Granda Zuniga shared the lead with GM Zurab Sturua on 6.0/7. In the open 65+ championship, a much larger event, the early smoke has still not cleared. No less than ten players, including virtually all of the favourites, share the lead on 5.5/7.\nDeep in thought: GMs Zurab Sturua and Julio Grand Zuniga | Photo: Helen Milligan\nSecond seed (with a 2480 rating) in the +65 Open: chess legend Evgeny Sveshnikov | Photo: Helen Milligan\nFischer confidante: Filippino GM Eugenio Torre | Photo: Helen Milligan\nDown to the real business: defending 65+ champion GM Anatoly Vaisser | Photo: Helen Milligan\nBoth of the women's championships are over nine rounds. In the 50+ championship, WGM Elvira Berend leads alone on 5.5/6. In the 65+ championship, GM Nona Gaprindashvili and WGM Tamar Khmiadashvili are jointly ahead of the field on 5/6.\nNona Gaprindashvili, sixth women's world champion (1962\u20131978) and first female grandmaster | Photo: Helen Milligan\nGerman WIM Ingrid Lauterbach | Photo: Helen Milligan\nFull details about the event can be found at the official website, which includes links to games online and regularly updated results. The championships close on Sunday.\nPhoto Credits: all photos provided by Asian womens\u2019 champion, Helen Milligan\nTowards a new FIDE Commission for the Development of Seniors\u2019 Chess?\nParticipation in international seniors\u2019 chess has increasingly expanded since the first FIDE World Seniors Championship open to all players aged 60 years and above was won by Vassily Smyslov, back in 1991.\nSince 2014, \u2018young\u2019 and \u2018older\u2019 seniors have been able enter separate events for 50+ and 65+ age groups, including two new world seniors\u2019 team championships, held annually alongside several already long-established FIDE continental individual and team championships. This expansion in the seniors\u2019 game has been good for chess and also increasingly self-financing due to the numbers involved. Seniors\u2019 chess cries out for further development.\nWhose views are important in this? FIDE\u2019s, of course, but also those of organisers and players! Align everyone\u2019s interest and win-win-win outcomes are a tangible prize. To date, the responsibility for the development of seniors\u2019 chess has lain entirely within the FIDE Events Commission, on which Dirk Jordan, a front rank Dresden seniors\u2019 chess organiser, is currently the official director of seniors\u2019 international chess.\nBut many believe that the challenges facing the development of the seniors\u2019 game have now outgrown the powers of the Events Commission alone and that there is scope for complementing its work, not least in the wider representation of the players\u2019 voice. This view has been especially pronounced in western and central Europe among what might be loosely called \u2018amateur\u2019 players and taken up strongly by the directors of organised seniors\u2019 chess in Russia in addition on the part (but not only) of top \u2018grandmasters\u2019.\nEarlier in the year, IM Jan Rooze (Belgium) and Russian GMs Evgeny Vasyukov and Evgeny Sveshnikov, agreed to develop a proposal to form a new FIDE Seniors\u2019 Commission. Recently ex-world champion, Anatoly Karpov, signalled that he would be prepared to act as its Honorary Chairman, a big convert. At a meeting led by Jan Rooze, with full Russian support, on the rest day at the current world seniors\u2019 championship in Acqui Terme, Dirk Jordan, too, expressed his enthusiasm for the idea.\nIt was clear from the very lively debate at the well-attended meeting and even from the unexpectedly spontaneous applause that its announcement received at the start of the 5th round in the playing hall beforehand, that this change was welcome.\nThe main impetus is to take more account of the experiences of players, of all strengths, including men and women. Wherever possible the Commission will work to maintain and improve the conditions of the events, working with all relevant parties, including not just FIDE and the Events Commission, but bodies such as the Association of Chess Professionals and potential new organisers and sponsors.\nFollowing Acqui Terme, Jan Rooze and the Russians will address a formal proposal to FIDE to establish the new Commission. Last year, Jan Rooze and a small group of western seniors attracted over 100 (Europe-wide) signatures in support of a letter to FIDE and the European Chess Union (ECU) that advocated the desirability of taking player feedback into account over a wide range of issues concerning seniors.\nIn an extended ChessBase News piece, Vlastimil Hort also addressed the narrower (but, of course, important) issue of \u2018premium\u2019 pricing in the range of hotels that players \u2018must\u2019 ordinarily book into to take part in such FIDE (and ECU) events in a letter, backed by a number of disgruntled German seniors, who declined to play because of this.\nThe new FIDE Commission will, we hope, work pragmatically and professionally to address such issues in an open way. After all, we \u2018oldies\u2019 have a great deal of \u2018experience\u2019 behind us, many outside (as well as inside) chess at senior levels in the private and public sectors.\nWisdom comes with age. Doesn\u2019t it!? Wish us luck!\n<< Escape artist\nChampions Showdown: Carlsen stays on top >>\nTopics: Senior World Championship, Seniors\nFrederic Friedel Editor-in-Chief emeritus of the ChessBase News page. Studied Philosophy and Linguistics at the University of Hamburg and Oxford, graduating with a thesis on speech act theory and moral language. He started a university career but switched to science journalism, producing documentaries for German TV. In 1986 he co-founded ChessBase.\nA Alekhine 11/19/2017 02:16\nAs a 59-year-old US player, I welcome new developments in senior chess. Issues of cost and comfort are certainly relevant to senior players. For example, on several occasions the US Chess Federation has held the US Senior Championship on board a cruise ship. Obviously this type of venue is too expensive for most of the senior population and is therefore undesirable.\nIn the US, it is common in running events (road races, marathons, etc.) to award separate \"masters\" prizes, in recognition of the fact that older men and women can no longer run as fast as when they were younger. Chess is a mind game, but even in chess, the physical changes due to ageing tend to cause a decline in competitive playing strength--even though a player's judgment may remain strong. This means older players may be well-suited for writing books, creating instructional DVDs, and other teaching and coaching activities.\nWith respect, I differ from Michael Ciamarra, who comments that senior players should not have \"to worry about falling into a 13-year-olds prepared tactical variation.\" Chess is a game for all ages, and I would not want to play only in age-segregated events. I fully intend to play most of my chess in \"normal\" events against players of all ages.\nHowever, there may well be a place for \"senior championships.\" And as I stated above, other senior-related issues such as cost and comfort may also be well worth considering.\nMichaelCiamarra 11/16/2017 10:12\nAs a \u2018senior\u2019 I read with great interest this report! Outstanding! Thank you for the post! We hope that the proposed FIDE Seniors Commission is convened with all due speed! Demographically the trends of a graying, aging population worldwide will also require new thinking when it comes to chess activities. \u2018Senior\u2019 chess tournaments with classical and rapid time controls will increase and grow exponentially over the next few years. The older chess \u2018generation\u2019 ( +50 and +65 years of age) absolutely needa a formal committee that can address authoritatively a variety of dynamics like those that GM Hort and others have expressed. Here in the United States, there is a movement to have state senior championships in addition to our national Senior Championship (won by GM Alex Yermolinsky). Expanding \u2018senior\u2019 chess events will attract sponsors and seniors will travel to play in events where they can confidently play their peers without having to worry about falling into a 13-year-olds prepared tactical variation. This is a bright future for senior chess and we are excited about the prospect of a FIDE Seniors Commission. Michael Ciamarra, USA.",
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        "raw_content": "Cifnews International > Cross-border news > Market Insights > Technology companies wholly owned in Qatar: Huawei becomes one of the first\nHuawei opened a new office in West Bay area of Qatar\u2019s capital Doha\nAccording to a state-run Qatar News Agency, Huawei, the giant Chinese tech firm, has become one of the first fully owned technology companies in Qatar. Bringing its number of offices in the capital city to three, Huawei Huawei opened a new office in West Bay area of Qatar\u2019s capital Doha.\nThrough a statement released Tuesday, Huawei said: \u201cHuawei, a leading global provider of communications and information technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices, became one of the first technology companies with 100 percent ownership in Qatar\u201d.\nThe establishment of the third office will help promote the ICT industry in Doha\nAccording to the note, the presence of Huwei in Doha is also fundamental to contribute to the ICT industry in the city, going to support and renew vital sectors of the city such as oil, gas, transport, education and health.\nFrank Fan, CEO of Huawei Qatar, said: \u201cThis marks an exciting new period of growth for us in the country, and we are looking forward to expanding our activities and collaborating with our local partners and customers to further innovate and drive forward the local ICT industry\u201d.\nIn 2005, Huawei opened its first office in Qatar\nThe growth of Huawei in Qatar is also due to the fact that the telecommunications giant is working on the development of the fifth generation technology, which should provide better communication services between individuals, vehicles, homes and appliances and that is of great interest to Qatar.\nOn May 24, Qatar\u2019s cabinet approved a draft law to encourage foreign investment in the country to boost economic development. The draft law allows the access of non-Qatari investment in all economic fields with up to 100-percent ownership.\nTags: Companies Huawei Qatar telecommunications\nHuawei says it is \u2018good & safe for Australia\u2019",
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        "raw_content": "What distinguishes revolutionaries from Trotskyism?\nWe are publishing two articles from Internationalisme, organ of the Gauche Communiste de France[1] dedicated to the question of Trotskyism and written in 1947. At this time, Trotskyism had already abandoned proletarian internationalism by participating in the Second World War, unlike the groups of the communist left[2] who, in the 1930s, had resisted the gathering wave of opportunism engendered by the defeat of the worldwide revolutionary upsurge of 1917-23. Among these groups, the Italian left around the review Bilan, founded in 1933, had correctly defined the tasks of the hour: faced with the march towards war, don't betray the elementary principles of internationalism; draw up the balance-sheet (\"bilan\" in French) of the failure of the revolutionary wave and of the Russian revolution in particular. The communist left fought against the opportunist positions adopted by the degenerating Third International, in particular the position defended by Trotsky on the United Front with the Socialist parties, which threw overboard all the clarity so dearly acquired regarding the transformation of the latter into parties of capital. On numerous occasions it had to confront its political approach with the very different one of the current formed around Trotsky's positions - which was still proletarian at that time - in particular in the attempts to reunify the various groups opposed to the policies of the Communist International and the Stalinised CPs.[3]\nIt was with the same method as Bilan that the Gauche Communise de France analysed the basic premises of Trotskyist politics, which were not so much \"the defence of the USSR\", even if this question most clearly showed how far it had strayed from the rails, but the attitude towards imperialist war. As the first article, \"The function of Trotskyism\" shows, Trotskyism's involvement in the war was not in the first instance determined by the defence of the USSR, as proved by the fact that certain of its tendencies, which rejected the theory of the degenerated workers' state, had also participated in the imperialist war. What was even more crucial was the idea of the \"lesser evil\", of joining the struggle against \"foreign occupation\" and for \"antifascism\". This characteristic of Trotskyism is exposed in particular in the second article, \"Bravo Abd el-Krim or a little history of Trotskyism\", which notes that \"the whole history of Trotskyism revolves around the \u2018defence' of something' in the name of the lesser evil, this something being anything except the interests of the proletariat\". This trademark of Trotskyism has not at all altered with time, as witness the numerous expressions of contemporary Trotskyist activism, and its promptness in choosing one camp against another in the multiple conflicts that ravage the planet, including those that have come after the disappearance of the USSR.\nAt the roots of this tendency in Trotskyism we find, as the first article says, the attempt to attribute a progressive role \"to certain factions of capitalism, to certain capitalist countries (and as the Transitional Programme expressly puts it, this applies to the majority of countries)\". In this conception, as the article puts it, \"the emancipation of the proletariat is the not the result of a struggle which places the proletariat as a class against the whole of capitalism, but is the result of a series of political struggles in the narrow sense of the term, and in which the working class, allied in succession to diverse political factions of the bourgeoisie, will eliminate certain other factions and by stages and degrees will succeed in gradually weakening the bourgeoisie, in triumphing over it by dividing it and beating it in separate bits\". In all this there is nothing left of revolutionary marxism.\nThe function of Trotskyism (Internationalisme n\u00b0 26, September 1947)\nIt is a major and very widespread error to consider that what distinguishes revolutionaries from Trotskyism is the question of the \"defence of the USSR\".\nIt goes without saying that revolutionary groups, which the Trotskyists contemptuously refer to as \"ultra-left\" (a pejorative term the Trotskyists use in much the same spirit as the term \"Hitler-Trotskyites\" which the Stalinists used against them) naturally reject any defence of the Russian capitalist state (or state capitalism). But the non-defence of the Russian state does not at all constitute the theoretical and programmatic foundation-stone of revolutionary groups - it is merely the political consequence of their general conceptions, of their revolutionary class platform. Inversely, the \"defence of the USSR\" is not something specific to Trotskyism.\nWhile out of all the political positions that make up their programme, the \"defence of the USSR\" is the one which most clearly shows their blindness and loss of direction, we would make a serious error if we only looked at Trotskyism through the lens of this position. At most we can see this position as the most typical, complete expression of the basic fixation of Trotskyism. This fixation, this abscess is so monstrously evident that it is repelling more and more adherents of the Fourth International and it is quite probably one of the main reasons that a number of sympathisers have hesitated to join the ranks of this organisation. However, an abscess is not the same as the illness itself; it is simply its localised, external expression.\nIf we insist so much on this point, it is because so many of the people frightened by the external signs of the illness have too much of a tendency to rest easy as soon as the outward signs seem to have disappeared. They forget that an illness that has been covered up is not the same as an illness cured. People like this are just as dangerous, just as much capable of spreading the disease, perhaps even more so, as those who sincerely believe that the illness has been fully cured.\nThe \"Workers Party\" in the USA (a dissident Trotskyist organisation known by its leader Schachtman), the Munis tendency in Mexico,[4] the Gallien and Chaulieu minorities in France, all the minority tendencies in the \"IVth International\", because they reject the traditional position of defence of Russia, think they are cured of the \"opportunism\" (as they put it) of the Trotskyist movement. In reality the changes are largely cosmetic and underneath they are still totally trapped by this ideology.\nThis is so much the case that for proof you only have to take the most burning question, the one which offers the least possibilities of evasion, which poses the most irreducibly the proletarian class position against that of the bourgeoisie, the question of the attitude to take in the face of imperialist war. What do we see?\nBoth one and the other, majority and minority, with different slogans, all participate in the imperialist war.\nWe won't take the trouble to cite the verbal declarations of the Trotskyists against the war. We know them very well. What counts are not declarations but the real political practice which flow from theoretical positions and which was concretised here in ideological and practical support for the war effort. It matters little what arguments were used to justify this participation in the war. The defence of the USSR was certainly one of the most important threads that tied the proletariat to the imperialist war. However it is not the only one, The Trotskyist minorities who reject the defence of the USSR, like the left socialists and the anarchists, found other reasons, no less \"valid\", no less inspired by bourgeois ideology, to justify their participation in the imperialist war. For some it was the defence of \"democracy\", for others \"the struggle against fascism\" or \"national liberation\" or \"the right of peoples to self-determination\".\nFor all of them it was a question of the \"lesser evil\" which led them to participate in the war or in the resistance, fighting for one imperialist bloc against another.\nThe Party of Schachtman is quite right to reproach the official Trotskyists with supporting Russian imperialism which, for him, is no longer a \"Workers' State\"; but this doesn't make Schachtman a revolutionary because this reproach is not made on the basis of a proletarian class standpoint against imperialist war, but in virtue of the fact that Russia is a totalitarian country, that there is less democracy there than anywhere else, and that for this reason it was necessary to support Finland, which was less totalitarian and more democratic, against Russian aggression.[5]\nTo show the nature of its ideology, notably on the primordial question of imperialist war, Trotskyism has no need, as we have seen, for the position of the defence of the USSR. This defence of the USSR does enormously facilitate its position of participation in the war, enabling it to camouflage itself with a pseudo-revolutionary phraseology, but by itself it can obscure the real question and prevent us from clearly posing the problem of the nature of Trotskyist ideology.\nFor the sake of clarity, then, let's put to one side the existence of Russia or, if you prefer, all this sophistry about the socialist nature of the Russian state, through which the Trotskyists manage to obscure the central problem of imperialist war and the attitude of the proletariat towards it. Let's pose brutally the question of the attitude of the Trotskyists towards the war. The Trotskyists will obviously respond with a general declaration against the war.\nBut once they have correctly quoted from the litany about \"revolutionary defeatism\", they get onto the concrete issues, and start making distinctions, start with the ifs and buts which, in practice, leads them to join existing war fronts and to invite the workers to participate in the imperialist butchery.\nAnyone who has had any relationship with the Trotskyist milieu in France during the years between 1939 and 1945 can bear witness that the dominant sentiments among them were not so much dictated by the position of defence of Russia as by the choice of the \"lesser evil\", the choice of the struggle against \"foreign occupation\" and for \"antifascism\".\nThis is what explains their participation in the \"Resistance\",[6] in the FFI[7] and the \"Liberation\". And when the PCI[8] in France was praised by sections in other countries for the part it played in what it calls the \"Popular Uprising\" of the Liberation, we leave them with the satisfaction of bluffing about the importance of the part a few dozen Trotskyists played in this \"great\" popular uprising. Let's stick to the political content of this praise.\nWhat is the criterion for a revolutionary attitude to imperialist war?\nRevolutionaries begin from the recognition that the world economy has reached its imperialist stage. Imperialism is not a national phenomenon (the violence of the capitalist contradiction between the level of the development of the productive forces - of the total social capital - and the development of the market determines the violence of the inter-imperialist contradiction). In this stage there can no longer be any national wars. The world imperialist structure determines the structure of every war: in this imperialist epoch there can no longer be any \"progressive\" wars. Progress can only take place through the social revolution. The historical alternative posed to humanity is social revolution or decadence and the descent into barbarism through the annihilation of the riches accumulated by humanity, the destruction of the productive forces and the continuous massacre of the proletariat in an interminable succession of localised and generalised wars. This is therefore a class criterion, related to the analysis by revolutionaries of the historic evolution of society.\nLet's see how Trotskyism poses the question theoretically:\n\"But not all countries of the world are imperialist countries. On the contrary, the majority are victims of imperialism. Some of the colonial or semi colonial countries will undoubtedly attempt to utilise the war in order to cast off the yoke of slavery. Their war will be not imperialist but liberating. It will be the duty of the international proletariat to aid the oppressed countries in their war against oppressors\".[9]\nThus the Trotskyist criterion is not connected to the historical period in which we live but is based on an abstract and false notion of imperialism. Only the bourgeoisie of a dominant country is seen as imperialist. Imperialism is not a politico-economic stage of world capitalism but strictly an expression of the capitalism of certain countries, whereas the \"majority\" of other capitalist countries are not imperialist. In fact, if you look at it in a purely formal manner, all the countries of the world are currently dominated economically by two countries: the USA and Russia. Are we to conclude that only the bourgeoisies of these two countries are imperialist and that the proletariat's hostility to war only applies within these two countries?\nEven better: if we follow the Trotskyists, for whom Russia is by definition \"not imperialist\", we arrive at this monstrous absurdity which holds that there is only one imperialist country in the word, the USA. This leads us to the comforting conclusion that all the other countries of the world are \"non-imperialist\" and \"oppressed\" and that therefore the proletariat has the duty to come to their aid.\nLet's look at the way this Trotskyist distinction works concretely, in practice.\nIn 1939, France is an imperialist country: revolutionary defeatism.\nIn 1940-45, France is occupied. From being an imperialist country it has now become an oppressed country; its war is \"liberating\"; \"the duty of the proletariat is to support its struggle\". Perfect. But suddenly in 1945 it's Germany that becomes an occupied, \"oppressed\" country: the duty of the proletariat should now be to support Germany's liberation from France. What is true for France and Germany is equally true for any other country: Japan, Italy, Belgium etc, not to mention the colonial and semi-colonial countries. Any country that, in the imperialist epoch, in the ferocious competition between imperialisms, doesn't have the luck or the strength to be the victor becomes in fact an \"oppressed\" country. Example: Germany and Japan and, in the opposite direction, China.\nThe proletariat's duty is therefore to spend its time going from one side of the imperialist scales to another, jumping to the commands of the Trotskyists, and to get itself massacred for what the Trotskyists call \"giving aid in a just and progressive war\" (see the Transitional Programme, same chapter).\nIt is the fundamental character of Trotskyism which, in all situations and in all its current positions, offers the proletariat an alternative: not by putting forward the class opposition between proletariat and bourgeoisie, but by calling on it to choose between two equally \"oppressed\" capitalist formations.\nBetween the fascist bourgeoisie and the anti-fascist bourgeoisie; between \"reaction\" and \"democracy\"; between monarchy and republic; between imperialist war and \"just and progressive wars\".\nIt is starting from the eternal choice of the \"lesser evil\" that the Trotskyists participated in the imperialist war, and this was not all limited to the need to defend the USSR. Before defending the latter, they participated in the war in Spain (1936-8) for the defence of Republican Spain against Franco. It was then the defence of Chiang Kai Shek's China against Japan.\nThe defence of the USSR thus appears not as the starting point for these positions, but as their culmination, one expression among others of the Trotskyists' basic platform, a platform in which the proletariat does not have its own class position in an imperialist war but can and must make a distinction between the various national capitalist formations, momentarily antagonistic towards each other, and where the proletariat must proclaim which side is \"progressive\" and thus to be supported - as a general rule, the weakest, most backward formations, the \"oppressed\" bourgeoisie.\nThis position in a question as crucial as that of war immediately places Trotskyism as a political current outside the camp of the proletariat and in itself demands that any revolutionary proletarian element has to make a total break with it.\nThe Trotskyists call on workers to be at the rear of the \"progressive\" bourgeoisie\nHowever, we have only drawn out one of the roots of Trotskyism. In a more general way, the Trotskyist conception is based on the idea that the emancipation of the proletariat is the not the result of a struggle which places the proletariat as a class against the whole of capitalism, but is the result of a series of political struggles in the narrow sense of the term, and in which the working class, allied in succession to diverse political factions of the bourgeoisie, will eliminate certain other factions and by stages and degrees will succeed in gradually weakening the bourgeoisie, in triumphing over it by dividing it and beating it in separate bits.\nThe fact that this is not simply a very subtle and insidious strategic conception, best formulated in the slogan \"march separately but strike together\", but is connected to one of the bases of the Trotskyist conception, is confirmed by the theory of the \"permanent revolution\" (New Look), which sees the revolution itself as a series of political events, in which the seizure of power by the proletariat is one event among many other intermediate events. In this view, the revolution is certainly not a process involving the economic and political liquidation of a class-divided society, a process in which the building of socialism can only get underway AFTER THE SEIZURE OF POWER BY THE PROLETARIAT.\nIt is true that this conception of revolution is in some sense \"faithful\" to the schema of Marx. But this is just faithfulness to the letter. Marx developed this schema in 1848, at a time when the bourgeoisie was still a historically revolutionary class, and it was in the heat of the bourgeois revolutions which unfolded across a whole series of European countries that Marx hoped that it would not end at the bourgeois stage but would be outflanked by the proletariat pushing forward towards the socialist revolution.\nIf reality invalidated Marx's hopes, this was at that time a daring revolutionary vision, in advance of what was historically possible. The Trotskyist view of permanent revolution is very different. Faithful to the letter but unfaithful to the spirit, a century after the end of the bourgeois revolutions, in the epoch of world imperialism, when the whole of capitalist society has entered its decadent phase, it attributes a progressive role to certain factions of capitalism, certain capitalist countries (and as the Transitional Programme expressly puts it, this applies to the majority of countries).\nIn 1848 Marx's aim was to put the proletariat forward at the head of society; the Trotskyists, in 1947, put the proletariat in the rear of the so-called \"progressive\" bourgeoisie. It would be hard to imagine a more grotesque caricature, a worse deformation of Marx's schema of permanent revolution.\nWhen Trotsky took up the formula in 1905, the theory of the permanent revolution still retained a revolutionary significance. In 1905, at the beginning of the imperialist era, when capitalism still seemed to have wonderful years of prosperity ahead of it, in one of the most backward countries in Europe where a feudal political superstructure still survived, where the workers' movement was still taking its first steps - in this situation, in the face of all the Russian social democrats who were announcing the coming of the bourgeois revolution, in the face of Lenin who at that time didn't dare go further than assigning the future revolution the task of carrying out bourgeois reforms under a revolutionary democratic dictatorship of the workers and peasants, Trotsky had the undeniable merit of proclaiming that the revolution would be socialist - the dictatorship of the proletariat - or it would not be.\nThen the emphasis of the theory of the permanent revolution was on the role of the proletariat, from now on the only revolutionary class. This was an audacious revolutionary proclamation, entirely directed against the frightened and sceptical petty bourgeois socialist theoreticians, and against hesitant revolutionaries who lacked confidence in the proletariat.\nToday, when the experience of the last 40 years has fully confirmed these theoretical givens, in a fully formed and already decadent capitalist world, the theory of the New Look permanent revolution is directed only against the revolutionary \"illusions\" of these ultra-left oddballs, the b\u00eate noire of Trotskyism.\nToday, the emphasis is on the backward illusions of the workers, on the inevitability of intermediate stages, on the necessity for a realistic and positive policy, on workers' and peasants' governments, on just wars and progressive national revolutions.\nThis is the fate of the theory of permanent revolution in the hands of disciples who have only managed to retain and assimilate the weaknesses of the master and not his grandeur, strength and revolutionary worth.\nSupporting the \"progressive\" factions and tendencies in the bourgeoisie and strengthening the revolutionary advance of the proletariat by exploiting inter-capitalist divisions and antagonisms, are the twin peaks of Trotskyist theory. We have seen what the first means, now let's look at the second.\nWhat is the basis for divergences inside the capitalist camp?\nTrotsky, who often allowed himself to get carried away by his own metaphors and images, to the point of losing sight of their real social content, insisted a great deal on the aspect of the divergence of economic interests between the various groups that make up the capitalist class. \"It would be wrong to consider capitalism as a unified whole\", he taught. \"Music is also a whole, but it would be a poor musician who could not distinguish one note from another\". And he applied this metaphor to social movements and struggles. No one denies or ignores the existence of clashes of interest within the capitalist class, and the struggles that result from them. The question is to know what place they occupy in society and in various struggles. It would be a very mediocre revolutionary marxist who put struggle between the classes, and struggles between groups inside the same class, on the same level.\n\"The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of the class struggle\". This fundamental thesis of the Communist Manifesto obviously does not ignore the existence of secondary struggles between various groups and economic entities inside classes, and their relative importance. But the motor of history is not these secondary factors, but the struggle between dominant class and dominated class. When a new class in history is called upon to take the place of an older class that is no longer able to maintain the leadership of society, i.e. in a historic period of transformation and social revolution, the struggle between these two classes absolutely determines and dominates all social events and all secondary conflicts. In such historical periods, like ours, to insist on secondary conflicts in order to determine and condition the direction and breadth of the class struggle shows with startling clarity that you understand nothing of the essentials of marxist social analysis. All you have done is juggle with abstract phrases about musical notes, and in concrete terms, you have subordinated the historical social struggle of the proletariat to the contingencies of inter-capitalist political conflicts.\nThis whole kind of politics is fundamentally based on a singular lack of confidence in the proletariat's own forces. Certainly the last three decades of uninterrupted defeats have tragically illustrated the immaturity and weakness of the proletariat. But it would be wrong to seek the source of this weakness in the self-isolation of the proletariat, in the absence of a sufficiently supple line of approach towards anti-proletarian classes, strata and political formations. It's the other way round. Since the foundation of the Communist International, the infantile disease of \"leftism\" has been constantly decried, in favour of elaborating strategies for winning over the broad masses, conquering the unions, using parliament as a revolutionary tribune, the political united front with what Trotsky called \"the devil and his grandmother\", the participation in the workers' government in Saxony...\nA disaster. Each time a new supple strategy was put forward, there followed a greater, deeper defeat for the workers. To make up for a weakness that is attributed to the proletariat, to \"strengthen\" the working class, we were going to rely not only on extra-proletarian political forces (social democracy) but also on ultra-reactionary social forces: \"revolutionary\" peasant parties, international peasants' conferences, international conferences of the colonial peoples. The more catastrophes rained on the proletariat's head, the more the rage for alliances triumphed in the CI. Of course the origins of this whole policy must be sought in the existence of the Russian state, which began to find its reason for existence in itself, having by nature nothing in common with the socialist revolution, since the state is alien to the proletariat and its finality as a class.\nThe state, in order to conserve and strengthen itself, has to look for and find allies in the \"oppressed\" bourgeoisies, in the \"progressive\" colonial peoples and countries, because these social categories are naturally called upon to build up a state themselves. It can speculate about divisions and conflicts between other states and capitalist groups, because it is of the same social and class nature as them\nIn these conflicts, the weakening of one of its antagonists can become the condition for the strengthening of the state. It's not the same for the proletariat and its revolution. It cannot count on any one of these allies; it cannot rely on any of these forces. It is alone and what's more is placed in a situation of irreducible opposition to all these forces and elements who for their part are indivisibly united against it.\nTo make the proletariat conscious of its position, of its historical mission, hiding nothing about the extreme difficulties of its struggle, but at the same time teaching that it has no choice, that it must fight and conquer despite these difficulties or else sacrifice its human and physical existence - this is the only way to arm the proletariat for victory.\nBut trying to get round the difficulty by trying to find possible allies, even temporary ones, portraying them as progressive elements of other classes which the working class can rely upon - this is to consoling it with deception, this is disarming and disorienting it.\nThis is effectively the function of the Trotskyist movement today.\n\"Bravo Abd el-Krim\", or a little history of Trotskyism (Internationalisme n\u00b0 24, July 1947)\nSome people suffer from feelings of inferiority, others from feelings of guilt, still others from persecution mania. Trotskyism is afflicted with an illness, which for want of a better word we will call \"defencism\". The whole history of Trotskyism revolves around the \"defence\" of something or other. And when they sadly go through a week when there is nothing and nobody to defend, they really do fall ill. You can recognise them by their sad, defeated faces, haggard eyes, searching like a drug addict for his daily fix: a cause or a victim for them to take up the defence.\nThank God there is a Russia which once had a revolution. It will serve the Trotskyists' need for defence till the end of their days. Whatever happens to Russia, the Trotskyists will be unshakeable in their \"defence of the USSR\" because Russia is an inexhaustible source for satisfying their \"defencist\" vice.\nBut it's not the big defences that count. To fulfil a Trotskyist's life, he needs something more than the great, immortal, unconditional \"defence of the USSR\", even though it's the foundation and raison d'\u00eatre of Trotskyism. He also needs lesser defences, day-to-day defences....\nCapitalism, in its phase of decadence, unleashes such generalised destruction that as well as the proletariat, which is always a prime victim of the system, repression and massacre are also spreading within the capitalist class itself. Hitler massacres the bourgeois republicans, Churchill and Truman shoots and hangs Goering and Co, Stalin massacres left, right and centre. Widespread bloody chaos, the perfection of brutality and sadism on a scale never before seen, are the inevitable ransom for capitalism's inability to overcome its contradictions, and the absence of the conscious will of the proletariat to do away with it. But God be praised! What prospects all this offers for those seeking causes to defend! Our Trotskyists can rest easy. Every day there is a new opportunity for our latter day knights, allowing them to show off their great and generous nature in righting wrongs and obtaining vengeance for the maltreated.\nWe only have to cast an eye on the chronicles of Trotskyist history\nIn autumn 1935, Italy began a military campaign against Ethiopia. It was without doubt an imperialist war of colonial conquest between, on the one hand, an advanced capitalist country, Italy and, on the other, Ethiopia, a backward country, economically and politically semi-feudal. Italy had the regime of Mussolini, Ethiopia, the regime of the Negus, the \"King of Kings\". But the Italian-Ethiopian war was more than a classic colonial war. It was a preparation for and prelude to the imminent world war. But the Trotskyists had no need to look ahead that far. For them it was enough to know that Mussolini was the wicked aggressor against the poor kingdom of the Negus for them to immediately take up the unconditional defence of the national independence of Ethiopia. And how! They added their voices to the general choir (above all the choir of the \"democratic\" Anglo-Saxon bloc in formation) to demand international sanctions against \"fascist aggression\". Not needing lessons in defencism from anyone, they denounced the League of Nations for not defending Ethiopia enough, and called on the workers of the world to assume the defence of Ethiopia and the Negus. It's true that being defended by the Trotskyists didn't add much to the fortunes of the Negus, who, despite this defence, was defeated. But you can hardly blame them for this, because when it comes to defending, even defending a Negus, the Trotskyists have done their duty!\nIn 1936, the war broke out in Spain, in the form of an internal \"civil war\" that divided the Spanish bourgeoisie between a Francoist clan and a Republican clan. It used up the life and blood of the workers and was a general rehearsal for the imminent world war. The Republican/Stalinist/anarchist government was in a clearly inferior situation. The Trotskyists naturally ran to the aid of the Republic \"in danger against fascism\". A war obviously can't be fought with combatants and without materiel; otherwise it would come to a halt. Frightened by such a prospect, where there can no longer be any defence, the Trotskyists used all their strength to recruit combatants for the international brigades and poured their energies into the \"guns for Spain\" campaign. The Republican government, the Azanas and Negrins, had been the friends of Franco yesterday against the working class, and would be again tomorrow. But the Trotskyists didn't look too closely. Their help is not for sale. Either you are for or against Defence. We Trotskyists are neo-defenders, and that's that.\nIn 1938, war raged in the Far East. Japan attacked Chiang Kai Shek's China. Ah! No hesitation possible: \"all as one for the defence of China!\" Trotsky himself explained that this wasn't the moment to recall the bloody massacre of thousands and thousands of workers in Shanghai and Canton by the same Chiang Kai Shek in the 1927 revolution. The Chiang Kai Shek government may well be a capitalist government in hock to American imperialism and every bit the equal of the Japanese regime when it comes to the exploitation and repression of the workers. But this matters little next to the higher principle of national independence. The international proletariat mobilised for the independence of Chinese capitalism nevertheless remains dependent.... on Yankee imperialism, but Japan effectively lost China and was defeated. The Trotskyists can be happy. At least they had achieved one half of their goal! It's true however that this victory against the Japanese[10] cost the lives of tens of thousands of workers slaughtered over 7 years on all the fronts of the last world war.\n1939: Hitler's Germany attacks Poland. Forward for the defence of Poland! But then the Russian \"Workers\" State\" also attacks Poland, and what's more makes war on Finland and seizes territory by force from Romania. These actions befuddled Trotskyist minds a bit; like the Stalinists they didn't fully return to their senses until the opening of hostilities between Russia and Germany. Then it all became simple, too simple, tragically simple. For five years the Trotskyists called on the workers of all countries to massacre each other for the \"defence of the USSR\", and on the rebound everything that was allied to the USSR. They fought against the Vichy government, which wanted to place the French colonial empire at the service of Germany and thus threaten \"its unity\". They fought against Petain and the various Quislings.[11] In the USA, they called for the control of the army by the trade unions in order to better ensure the defence of the USA against the menace of German fascism. They were all maquis and fought in all the Resistances in all countries. This was the very zenith of \"defence\".\nThe war came to an end, but the deep need for \"defence\" among the Trotskyists has no end. The worldwide chaos that followed the official cessation of the war, the various movements of exasperated nationalism, the bourgeois nationalist uprisings in the colonies, all of them expressions of this worldwide chaos, everywhere used and fomented by the great powers for their imperialist interests, continued to supply ample matter for the Trotskyists to defend. It was above all the bourgeois nationalist movements in the colonies which, under the flag of \"national liberation\", and the \"struggle against imperialism\", continued to slaughter tens of thousands of workers, but which led the Trotskyists to the heights of their exaltation of defence.\nIn Greece, the Anglo-American and Russian blocs came into conflict over the control of the Balkans, draped in the local colours of a partisan war against the official government. The Trotskyists joined the dance: \"hands off Greece\" they cried, and announced the good news to the workers: the constitution of international brigades on Yugoslav territory under the \"liberator\" Tito.[12] The Trotskyists invited workers to join them for the liberation of Greece.\nWith no less enthusiasm they recounted their heroic tales of armed struggle in China in the ranks of the so-called Communist army - in reality this army was no more Communist than Stalin's Russian government of which it was an emanation. Indochina, where the massacre was equally well organised, was a chosen territory for the Trotskyist defence of the \"national independence of Vietnam\". With the same general enthusiasm the Trotskyists supported and defended the bourgeois national party of Destour in Tunisia and the bourgeois national party in Algeria (the PPA). They discovered the liberating virtues of the MDRM, a bourgeois nationalist movement in Madagascar. The arrest of its members, councillors of the Republic and deputies in Madagascar, by the French capitalist government, drove the indignation of the Trotskyists through the roof. Every week La V\u00e9rit\u00e9 was filled with appeals for the defence of the poor Madagascan deputies. \"Free Ravohanguy, free Raharivelo, free Roseta!\" The paper didn't have enough pages to cover all the \"defences\" supported by the Trotskyists. Defence of the Stalinist party under threat in the USA! Defence of the Pan-Arab movement against Jewish Zionist colonisation in Palestine, and defence of the chauvinist Jewish colonisers, the terrorist leaders of the Irgun, against Britain! Defence of the Young Socialists against the Directing Committee of the SFIO. Defence of the SFIO against the neo-Socialist Ramadier. Defence of the CGT against its leaders. Defence of \"freedoms\" against the \"fascist\" threats of De Gaulle. Defence of the Constitution against Reaction. Defence of the PC-PS-CGT government against the MRP. And, dominating it all, defence of poor Russia under Stalin, THREATENED BY US ENCIRCLEMENT!\nPoor, poor Trotskyists, on whose narrow shoulders rests the heavy burden of so many \"defences\"!\nOn 31 May there was a rather sensational event: Abd el-Krim, the old leader of the Rif[13] exploited the politeness of the French government by escaping during his transfer to France. This escape was prepared and carried out with the complicity of King Faruk of Egypt, who gave him what you could call a royal asylum, and with the benevolent indifference of the USA. The French government and press were in consternation. France's position in its colonies is far from certain and it doesn't need new problems. But more than the real danger, the escape by Abd el-Krim is pouring a bit more ridicule on France, whose prestige in the world has already been shaken. We can thus understand very well the recriminations in all the press, complaining about Abd el-Krim's abuse of trust towards the democratic French government in escaping despite giving his word of honour to the contrary.\nFor our Trotskyists, this was indeed a formidable event which had them jumping with joy. La V\u00e9rit\u00e9 for 6 June, under the title \"Bravo Abd el-Krim\" told us all about this \"leader of the heroic struggle of Moroccan people\" and explained the revolutionary grandeur of his action. \"If you deceived these gentlemen of the HQ and Ministry of the Colonies - you have done well. Lenin taught us that we have to learn how to deceive the bourgeoisie, lie to it and outwit it\". So here we have Abd el-Krim transformed into a pupil of Lenin - perhaps he will soon be an honorary member of the Executive Committee of the 4th International!\nThe Trotskyists are keen to assure this \"old Rif fighter, who as in the past aims for the independence of his country\", that \"as long as Abd el-Krim fights on, all the communists of the world will give him aid and assistance\". And they conclude: \"What the Stalinists said yesterday we Trotskyists repeat today\".\nWe couldn't put it better ourselves. We won't reproach the Trotskyists for repeating today what the Stalinists said yesterday and for doing what the Stalinists have always done. Neither will we argue with them for \"defending\" whatever they want. That is their role after all.\nBut if we can express one single wish - for God's sake, let's hope that the Trotskyists' need to defend doesn't one day extend to the proletariat. Because with a defence like that, the proletariat will never recover. The experience of Stalinism is proof enough of that!\n[1]. See our pamphlet (in French) La Gauche Communiste de France: https://fr.internationalism.org/brochure/gcf\n[2]. See our article \"The communist left and the continuity of marxism\", https://en.internationalism.org/the-communist-left\n[3]. See the first chapter of La Gauche Communise de France: \"The aborted attempts to create a communist left in France\".\n[4]. Editorial note: A particular reference has to be made to Munis who did break with Trotskyism on the basis of the defence of proletarian internationalism. See our article on this point in International Review n\u00b058, \"Farewell to Munis, a revolutionary militant\". (https://en.internationalism.org/node/3077 ).\n[5]. Editorial note: this is a reference to the Russian offensive in 1939 which as well as Finland also took in Poland (at the moment that Hitler was invading it) and Rumania\n[6]. This is quite characteristic of the Johnson-Forest group which has just split from Schachtman's party and which sees itself as being very \"left wing\" because it rejects both the defence of the USSR and the anti-Russian position of Schachtman. This same group severely criticises the French Trotskyists which, it considers, didn't participate in the Resistance actively enough. This is a typical offshoot of Trotskyism.\n[7]. Editorial note: Forces Fran\u00e7ais de L'Int\u00e9rieur, the umbrella organisation of the military groups of the French Resistance in occupied France and in March 1944 placed under the command of General Koenig and under the political authority of General de Gaulle.\n[8]. Editorial note: Parti Communiste Internationaliste: a result of the regroupment in 1944 between the Parti Ouvrier Internationaliste and the Comit\u00e9 Communiste Internationaliste\n[9]. The Transitional Programme: \"The struggle against imperialism and war\".\n[10]. Read for example in La V\u00e9rit\u0117 20.6.47 in \"The heroic struggle of the Chinese Trotskyists\": \"In the province of Chantoung our comrades became the best guerrilla fighters...in the province of Kung-Si...the Trotskyists were saluted by the Stalinists as the most loyal anti-Japanese fighters\", etc\n[11]. Editorial note: Vidkun Quisling was the leader of the Norwegian Nasjonal Samling (a Nazi party) and chief of the puppet government set up by the Germans after the invasion of Norway\n[12]. Editorial note: Josip Tito was one of the leaders of the Yugoslav resistance and took power in Yugoslavia at the end of the war.\n[13]. Editorial note: Abd el-Krim El-Khattabi (born around 1882 in Ajdir in Morocco, died 6 February 1963 in Cairo in Egypt) led a long campaign of resistance against the colonial occupation of the Rif - a mountainous region of Morocco - first by the Spanish, then by the French, and succeeded in setting up a \u2018Confederate Republic of the Tribes of the Rif' in 1922. The war to crush this new republic was fought by an army of 450,000 men put together by the French and Spanish governments. Seeing his cause was lost, Abd el-Krim let himself be taken as a prisoner of war in order to spare the lives of civilians, which didn't prevent the French from bombing villages with mustard gas, resulting in 150,000 civilian deaths. Abd el-Krim was exiled to La R\u00e9union in 1926 and lived there under house arrest, but received permission to return to live in France in 1947. 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        "raw_content": "For other uses, see Midsummer (disambiguation).\nMidsummer is the period of time centered upon the summer solstice, and more specifically the northern European celebrations that accompany the actual solstice or take place on a day between June 19 and June 25 and the preceding evening. The exact dates vary between different cultures. The undivided Christian Church designated June 24 as the feast day of the early Christian martyr St John the Baptist, and the observance of St John's Day begins the evening before, known as St John's Eve.\nFeast of Saint John the Baptist, Summer Solstice, St. John's Feast Day, J\u0101\u0146i, Enyovden, Li\u00f0a / Litha, Midsommar, Ivan Kupala Day, Juhannus, Mittumaari, Alban Hefin, G\u0175yl Ganol yr Haf, Sankthans, Jonin\u0117s, Jaanip\u00e4ev, Keskikes\u00e4\nRoman Catholic Church,[1] Lutheran Churches,[1] Anglican Communion,[1] residents of the province of Quebec in Canada,[2] Nordic peoples, Estonians, Baltic peoples, Bulgarians, Russians, Poles, Germans, Dutch, Flemings, Belarusians, Neopagans, Unitarian Universalists\nMarks the ancient middle of Summer, beginning of Astronomical summer, and the nativity of St. John the Baptist.\nFestivals, bonfires, feasting, singing, Maypole dancing\nServices of Worship,[2] reenactments of the life of Saint John the Baptist,[3] processions,[4] baptisms,[5] and church weddings [6]\nJune 21, 24, 25 or a date close to the Summer Solstice on June 19\u201324\nNativity of St. John the Baptist, Saint John's Eve, Summer Solstice, Quarter days, Adonia\nThese are commemorated by many Christian denominations, such as the Roman Catholic Church, Lutheran Churches, and Anglican Communion.[1][7] In Sweden the Midsummer is such an important festivity that there have been serious discussions to make the Midsummer's Eve into the National Day of Sweden, instead of June 6. It may also be referred to as St. Hans Day.[8]\nMidsummer/Saint John's Day bonfire with festivities in front of a Christian calvary shrine in Brittany, 1893\nIn Braga, Saint John's Day is celebrated with the Dance of the Shepherds midsummer parade\nSwedes celebrating Midsummer, M\u00f6ja island in the Stockholm archipelago\nPeople prepare for a Saint John's Day procession and church service in the comune of Esino Lario, Italy.\nFurther information: Nativity of Saint John the Baptist\nSaint John's Day, the feast day of Saint John the Baptist, was established by the undivided Christian Church in the 4th century AD, in honour of the birth of the Saint John the Baptist, which the Gospel of Luke records as being sixth months before Jesus.[9][10] As the Western Christian Churches mark the birth of Jesus on December 25, Christmas, the Feast of Saint John (Saint John's Day) was established at midsummer, exactly sixth months before the former feast.[10]\nBy the sixth century, this solar cycle was completed by balancing Christ's conception and birth against the conception and birth of his count, John the Baptist. Such a relationship between Christ and his cousin was amply justified by the imagery of scripture. The Baptist was conceived sixth months before Christ and his cousin as amply justified by the imagery of scripture. The Baptist was conceived six months before Christ (Luke 1:76); he was not himself the light, but was to give testimony concerning the light (John 1:8\u20139). Thus John's conception was celebrated on the eighth kalends of October (24 September: near the autumn equinox) and his birth on the eighth kalends of July (24 June: near the Summer solstice). If Christ's conception and birth took place on the 'growing days', it was fitting that John the Baptist's should take place on the 'lessening days' ('diebus decrescentibus'), for the Baptist himself had proclaimed that 'he must increase; but I must decrease' (John 3:30). By the late sixth century, the Nativity of John the Baptist (24 June) had become an important feast, counterbalancing at midsummer the midwinter feast of Christmas. \u2014Professor \u00c9amonn \u00d3 Carrag\u00e1in, University College Cork\nWithin Christian theology, this carries significance as John the Baptist \"was understood to be preparing the way for Jesus\", with John 3:30 stating \"He must increase, but I must decrease\"; this is symbolized in the fact that the \"sun begins to diminish at the summer solstice and eventually increases at the winter solstice.\"[11][12] By the 6th century AD, several churches were dedicated in the honour of Saint John the Baptist and a vigil, Saint John's Eve, was added to the feast day of Saint John the Baptist and Christian priests held three Masses in churches for the celebration.[13]\nIn Florence, medieval midsummer celebrations were \"an occasion for dramatic representations of the Baptist's life and death\" and \"the feast day was marked by processions, banquets, and plays, culminating in a fireworks show that the entire city attended.\"[3] The historian Ronald Hutton states that the \"lighting of festive fires upon St. John's Eve is first recorded as a popular custom by Jean Belethus, a theologian at the University of Paris, in the early twelfth century\".[14] In England, the earliest reference to this custom occurs on in the 13th century AD,[14] in the Liber Memorandum of the parish church at Barnwell in the Nene Valley, which stated that parish youth would gather on the day to sing songs and play games.[14] A Christian monk of Lilleshall Abbey, in the same century, wrote:[14]\nIn the worship of St John, men waken at even, and maken three manner of fires: one is clean bones and no wood, and is called a bonfire; another is of clean wood and no bones, and is called a wakefire, for men sitteth and wake by it; the third is made of bones and wood, and is called St John's Fire.[14]\nThe 13th-century monk of Winchcomb, Gloucestershire, who compiled a book of sermons for Christian feast days, recorded how St. John's Eve was celebrated in his time:\nLet us speak of the revels which are accustomed to be made on St. John's Eve, of which there are three kinds. On St. John's Eve in certain regions the boys collect bones and certain other rubbish, and burn them, and therefrom a smoke is produced on the air. They also make brands and go about the fields with the brands. Thirdly, the wheel which they roll.[15]\nSaint John's Fires, explained the monk of Winchcombe, were to drive away dragons, which were abroad on St. John's Eve, poisoning springs and wells. The wheel that was rolled downhill he gave its explanation: \"The wheel is rolled to signify that the sun then rises to the highest point of its circle and at once turns back; thence it comes that the wheel is rolled.\"[16]\nOn St John's Day 1333 Petrarch watched women at Cologne rinsing their hands and arms in the Rhine \"so that the threatening calamities of the coming year might be washed away by bathing in the river.\"[17] 15th-century diarist Goro Dati, described the celebration of Saint John's Day at Midsummer in Italy as being one in which guilds prepared their workshops with fine displays, and one in which solemn church processions took place, with men dressed in the costumes of Christian saints and angels.[18]\nIn the 16th century AD, the historian John Stow, described the celebration of Midsummer:[14]\nthe wealthier sort also before their doors near to the said bonfires would set out tables on the vigils furnished with sweet bread and good drink, and on the festival days with meats and drinks plentifully, whereunto they would invite their neighbours and passengers also to sit, and to be merry with them in great familiarity, praising God for his benefits bestowed on them. These were called bonfires as well of good amity amongst neighbours that, being before at controversy, were there by the labour of others reconciled, and made of bitter enemies, loving friends, as also for the birtue that a great fire hat to purge the infection of the air. On the vigil of St John Baptist and St Peter and Paul the Apostles, every man's door being shadowed with green birch, long fennel, St John's Wort, Orpin, white lillies and such like, garnished upon with garlands of beautiful flowers, had also lamps of glass, with oil burinin in them all night, some hung branches of iron curiously wrought, containing hundreds of lamps lit at once, which made goodly show.[14]\nThese fires are commonly called Saint John's Fires in various languages. Historian Ronald Hutton states that the \"lighting of festive fires upon St. John's Eve is first recorded as a popular custom by Jean Belethus, a theologian at the University of Paris, in the early twelfth century\".[14] In England, the earliest reference to this custom occurs on in the 13th century A.D.,[14] in the Liber Memorandum of the parish church at Barnwell in the Nene Valley, which stated that parish youth would gather on the day to sing songs and play games.[14] and served to repel witches and evil spirits.[19] Saint John's Day is also a popular day for infant baptisms and in the 19th century, \"baptisms of children who had died 'pagans' were acted out\".[5] In Sweden, young people visited holy springs as \"a reminder of how John the Baptist baptised Christ in the River Jordan.\"[6] In addition, historically, \"it was a custom to carry lighted torches on Midsummer-eve, as an emblem of St. John the Baptist, who was 'a burning and shining light,' and the preparer of the way of Christ.\"[20]\nMidsummer/Saint John's Day-related traditions, church services, and celebrations are particularly important in northern Europe \u2013 Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania \u2013 but is also very strongly observed in Poland, Russia, Belarus, Germany, Netherlands, Flanders, Ireland, parts of the United Kingdom (Cornwall especially), France, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Spain, Ukraine, other parts of Europe, and elsewhere \u2013 such as Canada, the United States, Puerto Rico, and also in the Southern Hemisphere (mostly in Brazil, Argentina and Australia).[2] In Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Quebec (Canada), the traditional Midsummer day, June 24, is a public holiday. So it was formerly also in Sweden and Finland, but in these countries it was, in the 1950s, moved to the Friday and Saturday between June 19 and June 26, respectively.[21]\nContemporary national traditionsEdit\nFind sources: \"Midsummer\" \u2013 news \u00b7 newspapers \u00b7 books \u00b7 scholar \u00b7 JSTOR (June 2017) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)\nSee also: St John's Eve\nIn Austria the midsummer solstice is celebrated each year with a spectacular procession of ships down the Danube River as it flows through the wine-growing Wachau Valley just north of Vienna. Up to 30 ships sail down the river in line as fireworks erupt from the banks and hill tops while bonfires blaze and the vineyards are lit up. Lighted castle ruins also erupt with fireworks during the 90-minute cruise downstream.\nPortuguese St. John's Day, brought to Brazil during colonial times, has become a popular event that is celebrated during a period that starts one week before St. Anthony's Day (June 12) and ends after St. Peter's Day (June 29). This nationwide festival, called \"Festa Junina\" (June Festival), or S\u00e3o Jo\u00e3o, takes place during midwinter in most of the country.\nRural life is celebrated through typical clothing, food, and dance (particularly square dancing, or quadrilha). The quadrilha features couple formations around a mock wedding whose bride and groom are the central attraction of the dancing. A kind of maypole (called \"pau-de-sebo\") is also raised and used in some festivities. It's prepared a typical hot drink called \"quent\u00e3o\" (very hot) that consists in a mix of fruits and spices with a lacing of Cacha\u00e7a. On St. John's Day eve celebration, it's sometimes placed a ritual of walking on live-coal made of the remnants of the main bonfire, which is a traditional part of the party, on barefoot by midnight. It's believed that if the one who walks is strong in faith, he shall not be hurt.\nTwo northeastern towns in particular have competed with each other for the title of \"Biggest Saint John Festival in the World\", namely Caruaru (in the state of Pernambuco), and Campina Grande, in Para\u00edba. The festivities also coincide with the corn harvest, dishes served during this period are commonly made with corn, such as canjica and pamonha; dishes also include boiled or baked vegetable corn (often buttered), sausages, sweet potatoes, peanuts, and numerous sweet dishes such as rice pudding. The celebrations are very colorful and festive and include the use of fireworks and bonfires.\nA firewalking ritual in Bulgaria\nOn Midsummer day Bulgarians celebrate the so-called Enyovden. On the same day the Eastern Orthodox church celebrates the day of John the Baptist and the rites and traditions of both holidays are often mixed. A fire-related ritual may also be performed in Bulgaria on that day; it involves barefoot dance on smoldering embers and is called Nestinarstvo.[22] Bulgarian folklore states the beginning of summer starts on Enyovden. It is thought that in the morning of Enyovden, when the sun rises, it \"winks\u2019 and \"plays\". Anyone seeing the sunrise will be healthy throughout the year. It is believed that on Enyovden a variety of herbs have the greatest healing power, and that this is especially true at sunrise. Therefore, they have to be picked early in the morning before dawn. Women \u2013 sorceresses and enchantresses \u2013 go to gather herbs by themselves to cure and make charms. The herbs gathered for the winter must be 77 and a half \u2013 for all diseases and for the nameless disease.\nSee also: National Holiday (Quebec)\nIn Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John's Day is observed on the Monday nearest June 24 and commemorates John Cabot's discovery of Newfoundland in 1497. In Quebec, the celebration of June 24 was brought to New France by the first French colonists. Great fires were lit at night. According to the Jesuit Relations, the first celebrations of St John's Day in New France took place around 1638. In 1834, Ludger Duvernay, printer and editor of La Minerve took the leadership of an effort to make June 24 the national holiday of the Canadiens (French Canadians). In 1908, Pope Pius X designated John the Baptist as the patron saint of the French-Canadians. In 1925, June 24 became a legal holiday in Quebec and in 1977, it became the secular National Holiday of Quebec. It still is the tradition to light great fires on the night of the 24th of June.[23]\nDanish bonfire with the traditional burning of a witch\nDanes celebrating Midsummer by singing the Midsummer hymn by the bonfire\nIn Denmark, the solstitial celebration is called sankthans or sankthansaften (\"St. John's Eve\"). It was an official holiday until 1770, and in accordance with the Danish tradition of celebrating a holiday on the evening before the actual day, it takes place on the evening of 23 June. It is the day where the medieval wise men and women (the doctors of that time) would gather special herbs that they needed for the rest of the year to cure people.\nBonfires on the beach, speeches, picnics and songs are traditional, although they are built in many other places where beaches may not be close by (i.e. on the shores of lakes and other waterways, parks, etc.) Bonfires are lit in order to repel witches and other evil spirits,[19] with the burnings sending the \"witch\" away to Bloksbjerg, the Brocken mountain in the Harz region of Germany where the great witch gathering was thought to be held on this day. Some Danes regard this tradition of burning witches as inappropriate.[24][25]\nIn Scandinavia, young people visited holy springs as \"a reminder of how John the Baptist baptised Christ in the River Jordan.\"[6]\nOn Saint John's Eve and Saint John's Day, churches arrange Saint John's worship services and family reunions also occur, which are an occasion for drinking and eating.[26][27]\nIn 1885, Holger Drachmann wrote a midsommervise (Midsummer hymn) called \"Vi elsker vort land...\" (\"We Love Our Country\") with a melody composed by P.E. Lange-M\u00fcller that is sung at every bonfire on this evening.\n\"Jaanip\u00e4ev\" (\"Jaan's Day\" in English) was celebrated long before the arrival of Christianity in Estonia, although the day was given its name by the crusaders. The day is still known by its many names as: leedop\u00e4ev, suvine p\u00f6\u00f6rip\u00e4iv, suvep\u00f6\u00f6rip\u00e4ev, p\u00fc\u00e4rip\u00e4\u00e4v, p\u00e4evak\u00e4\u00e4nak, p\u00e4iv\u00e4k\u00e4\u00e4n\u00e4k, p\u00e4iv\u00e4k\u00e4\u00e4ndj\u00e4ne, p\u00e4evapesa, pesap\u00e4ev and suured p\u00e4evad. The arrival of Christianity, however, did not end pagan beliefs and fertility rituals surrounding this holiday. In 1578, Balthasar Russow wrote in his Livonian Chronicle about Estonians who placed more importance on the festival than going to church. He complained about those who went to church, but did not enter, and instead spent their time lighting bonfires, drinking, dancing, singing and following pagan rituals. Midsummer marks a change in the farming year, specifically the break between the completion of spring sowing and the hard work of summer hay-making.\nUnderstandably, some of the rituals of Jaanip\u00e4ev have very strong folkloric roots. The best-known Jaanik, or midsummer, ritual is the lighting of the bonfire and jumping over it. This is seen as a way of guaranteeing prosperity and avoiding bad luck. Likewise, to not light the fire is to invite the destruction of your house by fire. The fire also frightened away mischievous spirits who avoided it at all costs, thus ensuring a good harvest. So, the bigger the fire, the further the mischievous spirits stayed away.\nEstonians celebrate \"Jaani\u00f5htu\" on the eve of the Summer Solstice (June 23) with bonfires. On the islands of Saaremaa and Hiiumaa, old fishing boats may be burned in the large pyres set ablaze. On Jaani\u00f5htu, Estonians all around the country will gather with their families, or at larger events to celebrate this important day with singing and dancing, as Estonians have done for centuries. The celebrations that accompany Jaani\u00f5htu carry on usually through the night, they are the largest and most important of the year, and the traditions are almost identical to Finland (read under Finland) and similar to neighbors Latvia and Sweden (read under Sweden).\nJaanip\u00e4ev is usually spent in a summer cottage, where people light bonfires, or at a festival, such as P\u00fchaj\u00e4rve Jaanituli in Otep\u00e4\u00e4.\nSince 1934, June 23 is also national Victory Day of Estonia and both 23rd and 24th are holidays and flag days. The Estonian flag is not lowered in the night between these two days.\nFaroe IslandsEdit\nOn the Faroe Islands, St. John's Eve (j\u00f3ans\u00f8ka) is generally not celebrated. However, on the southernmost island of Su\u00f0uroy it is observed by lighting a bonfire. Only one bonfire is lit on the island as one of the two biggest towns hosts the celebration alternately every other year.\nMidsummer church service in Pielpaj\u00e4rvi Lutheran Church, Inari, Finland\nMidsummer bonfire in Seurasaari. Bonfires are very common in Finland, where many people spend their midsummer in the countryside outside towns.\nThe summer solstice was called Ukon juhla (\"Ukko's celebration\") after the Finnish god Ukko. After the celebrations were Christianized, the holiday became known as juhannus after John the Baptist (Finnish: Johannes Kastaja).\nSince 1955, the holiday has always been on a Saturday (between June 20 and June 26). Earlier it was always on June 24. Many of the celebrations of midsummer take place on Friday, midsummer eve, when many workplaces are closed and shops may close their doors at noon.\nIn the Finnish midsummer celebration, bonfires (Finnish kokko) are very common and are burned at lakesides and by the sea.[21][28] Often branches from birch trees (koivu) are placed on both side of the front door to welcome visitors.[29] Swedish-speaking Finns often celebrate by erecting a midsummer or maypole (Swedish midsommarst\u00e5ng, majst\u00e5ng).[30] Some Finland Swedes call the holiday Johannes after the Finnish term juhannus \u2013 or more accurately after the Biblical John the Baptist (=\"Johannes D\u00f6paren\" in Swedish).\nIn folk magic, midsummer was a very potent night and the time for many small rituals, mostly for young maidens seeking suitors and fertility. Will-o'-the-wisps were believed to appear at midsummer night, particularly to finders of the mythical \"fern in bloom\" and possessors of the \"fern seed\", marking a treasure. In the old days, maidens would use special charms and bend over a well, naked, in order to see their future husband's reflection. In another tradition that continues still today, an unmarried woman collects seven different flowers and places them under her pillow to dream of her future husband.[31]\nAn important feature of the midsummer in Finland is the white night and the midnight sun. Because of Finland's location around the Arctic Circle the nights near the midsummer day are short or non-existent. This gives a great contrast to the darkness of the winter time. The temperature can vary between 0 \u00b0C and +30 \u00b0C, with an average of about 20 \u00b0C in the South.\nMany Finns leave the cities for Midsummer and spend time in the countryside. Nowadays many spend at least a few days there, and some Finns take their whole vacation at a summer cottage. Traditions include bonfires, cookouts, sauna and spending time together with friends or family. Heavy drinking is also associated with the Finnish midsummer.[32]\nMany music festivals of all sizes are organized on the Midsummer weekend. It is also common to start summer vacation on Midsummer day. For many families Midsummer is the time when they move to the countryside to their summer cottage by the sea or lake. Midsummer is also a Finnish Flag Day where the flag is hoisted at 6 pm on Midsummer's Eve and flown throughout the night until 9 pm the next evening; this is an exception to the normal flag day rule of flying the flag from 8 am to sundown.[32] Finnish Canadians in the New Finland district, Saskatchewan, Canada celebrate Juhannus.[33]\nIn France, the F\u00eate de Saint-Jean (feast of St John), traditionally celebrated with bonfires (le feu de Saint-Jean) that are reminiscent of Midsummer's pagan rituals, is a Catholic festivity in celebration of Saint John the Baptist. It takes place on June 24, on Midsummer day (St John's day). In certain French towns, a tall bonfire is built by the inhabitants in order to be lit on St John's Day. In the Vosges region and in the Southern part of Meurthe-et-Moselle, this huge bonfire is named chavande.\nFrance also rejoices on June 21 for the F\u00eate de la Musique, which became an international celebration over time.\nBonfire in Freiburg im Breisgau\nThe day of sun solstice is called Sommersonnenwende in German. On June 20, 1653 the Nuremberg town council issued the following order: \"Where experience herefore have shown, that after the old heathen use, on John's day in every year, in the country, as well in towns as villages, money and wood have been gathered by young folk, and there upon the so-called sonnenwendt or zimmet fire kindled, and thereat winebibbing, dancing about the said fire, leaping over the same, with burning of sundry herbs and flowers, and setting of brands from the said fire in the fields, and in many other ways all manner of superstitious work carried on \u2014 Therefore the Hon. Council of N\u00fcrnberg town neither can nor ought to forbear to do away with all such unbecoming superstition, paganism, and peril of fire on this coming day of St. John.\"[34]\nBonfires are still a custom in many areas of Germany. People gather to watch the bonfire and celebrate solstice.\nAccording to Eastern Orthodox tradition the eve of the day of the Nativity of John the Baptist is celebrated with festivals in many towns and villages, both in the mainland and in the Greek isles. Traditionally the midsummers celebration is called Klidonas (\u039a\u03bb\u03ae\u03b4\u03bf\u03bd\u03b1\u03c2) meaning sign or oracle, and was considered a time when unmarried girls would discover their potential mates through a ritual. It is also customary to this day to burn the Mayday wreaths that are used to decorate the doors of the houses for the previous two months, in large communal bonfires, accompanied by music, dancing and jumping over the flames. It takes place on May 30 and May 31.[35]\nOn June 21 Hungarians celebrate \"Saint Ivan's Night\" (Szentiv\u00e1n-\u00e9j) (Iv\u00e1n being derived from the Slavic form of Johannes/John, Ivan, which may correspond to Hungarian Jov\u00e1nos, Iv\u00e1nos, Iv\u00e1n). The whole month of June was once called the Month of St. Ivan until the 19th century. Setting fires is a folklore tradition this night. Girls jumped over it, while boys watched the spectacle.[36]\nMost significant among the customs of the summer is lighting the fire of Midsummer Night (szentiv\u00e1ni t\u0171zgy\u00fajt\u00e1s) on the day of St. John (June 24), when the sun follows the highest course, when the nights are the shortest and the days the longest. The practice of venerating Saint John the Baptist developed in the Catholic Church during the 5th century, and at this time they put his name and day on June 24. The summer solstice was celebrated among most peoples, so the Hungarians may have known it even before the Hungarian conquest of the Carpathian Basin. Although the Arab historian Ibn Rusta speaks of the Hungarians' fire worshipping, so far there is no data that could connect it to this day. In the Middle Ages it was primarily an ecclesiastical festivity, but from the 16th century on the sources recall it as a folk custom. The most important episode of the custom is the lighting of the fire.\nThe custom survived longest and in the most complete form in the northwestern part of the linguistic region, where as late as the 1930s they still lit a Midsummer Night fire. The way of arranging the participants by age and by sex has suggested the possibility that these groups sang by answering each other, but there are hardly any remnants that appear to support this possibility. People jumped over the fire after they lit it. This practice is mentioned as early as the 16th century, although at that time in connection with a wedding; still, it is called \"Midsummer Night fire\". The purpose of jumping over the fire is partly to purify, partly because they believed that those whose jump was very successful would get married during the following carnival.\nTireg\u0101n (Persian: \u062a\u06cc\u0631\u06af\u0627\u0646\u200e) is one of ancient Iranian festival coinciding with the mid summer festivals, another midsummer festival is Gilaki Bal Nowrooz which is held in the north of Iran.\nBal Nowrooz, meaning \u2018the fire of Nowrooz\u2019, is the name of a festival celebrated on the first day of \u2018Our Nowrooz\u2019 and this is the first day of Daylaman New Year.\nLighting the fire, thanking God for his blessings and crops, and praying for the peace of the souls of the dead were parts of this ancient Iranian tradition. This ceremony coincides with harvesting in Gilan.\nOn the first day of \u2018Our Nowrooz\u2019, the newly wed couples who have married in the past year, are given white horses to ride up to the foot of the mountain. As the brides and grooms reach the mountain foot, a yellow cow is set free, as a sign of happiness and abundance for the new couples. [37]\nMany towns and cities have 'Midsummer Carnivals' with fairs, concerts and fireworks either on or on the weekend nearest to Midsummer. In rural spots particularly the northwest, bonfires are lit on hilltops. This tradition harks back to pagan times and is now associated with \"St. John's Night\". The Irish Environmental Protection Agency, after much initial upset in the west of Ireland, has an exemption for the burning of fires outdoors during midsummer night. Traditionally the longest day of the year in Ireland falls on June 21.\nIn Italy there is the San Giovanni's day (Saint John).\nThe feast of Saint John the Baptist has been celebrated in Florence from medieval times, and certainly in the Renaissance, with festivals sometimes lasting three days from 21 to 24 June. Such celebrations are held nowadays in Cesena from June 21 to 24, also with a special street market. Saint John the Baptist is the patron saint of Genoa, Florence and Turin where a fireworks display take place during the celebration on the river. In Turin Saint John's cult was also diffused since medieval times when the city stops to work for two days and people from the surrounding areas come to dance around the bonfire in the central square.\nItalian neopagans usually celebrate Midsummer with rites, dances and festivals all around the country.\nJerseyEdit\nIn Jersey most of the former midsummer customs are largely ignored nowadays. The custom known as Les c\u00f4nes d'la Saint Jean was observed as late as the 1970s \u2013 horns or conch shells were blown. Ringing the bach\u00een (a large brass preserving pan) at midsummer to frighten away evil spirits survived as a custom on some farms until the 1940s and has been revived as a folk performance in the 21st century.\nLatviaEdit\nMain article: J\u0101\u0146i\nIn Latvia, Midsummer is called J\u0101\u0146i (plural of Latvian name J\u0101nis, which is equivalent to John) or L\u012bgo sv\u0113tki (sv\u0113tki = festival). It is a national holiday celebrated from the night of June 23 through June 24 on a large scale by almost everyone in Latvia and by people of Latvian origin abroad. Celebrations consist of a lot of traditional and mostly pagan elements \u2013 eating, J\u0101\u0146i cheese, drinking beer, baking p\u012br\u0101gi, singing Latvian folk songs dedicated to J\u0101\u0146i, burning bonfires to keep light all through the night and jumping over it, wearing wreaths of flowers (for women) and oak leaves (for men) together with modern commercial products and ideas. There are tens and hundreds of different beliefs and traditions all over Latvia on what should be done on that day for good harvest, for predicting the future, for attracting your future spouse etc. People decorate their houses and lands with birch or sometimes oak branches and flowers as well as leaves, especially fern. In rural areas livestock is also decorated. In modern days small oak branches with leaves are attached to the cars in Latvia during the festivity. J\u0101\u0146i has been a strong aspect of Latvian culture throughout history, originating in pre-Christian Latvia as an ancient fertility cult.\nIn the western town of Kuld\u012bga, revellers mark the holiday by running naked through the town at three in the morning. The event has taken place since 2000. Runners are rewarded with beer, and police are on hand in case any \"puritans\" attempt to interfere with the naked run.[38]\nLithuaniaEdit\nSee also: Saint Jonas' Festival\nMidsummer is commonly called John's Day (Jonin\u0117s) in Lithuania, and is also known as Saint Jonas' Festival, Rasos (Dew Holiday), Kupol\u0117, Midsummer Day and St. John's Day. It is celebrated in the night from 23 June to 24 June and on 24 June. The traditions include singing songs and dancing until the sun sets, telling tales, searching to find the magic fern blossom at midnight, jumping over bonfires, greeting the rising midsummer sun and washing the face with a morning dew, young girls float flower wreaths on the water of river or lake. These are customs brought from pagan culture and beliefs. The latter Christian tradition is based on the reverence of Saint John. Lithuanians with the names Jonas, Jon\u0117, Janina receive many greetings from their family, relatives and friends.\nMidsummer mock wedding of two children in Norway, c. 1924\nTraditional Norwegian St. Hansb\u00e5l (bonfire) in Laksev\u00e5g, Bergen.\nAs in Denmark, Sankthansaften is celebrated on June 23 in Norway. The day is also called Jonsok, which means \"John's wake\", important in Roman Catholic times with pilgrimages to churches and holy springs. For instance, up until 1840, there was a pilgrimage to the R\u00f8ldal Stave Church in R\u00f8ldal (southwest Norway) whose crucifix was said to have healing powers. Today, however, Sankthansaften is largely regarded as a secular or even pre-Christian event.\nIn most places, the main event is the burning of a large bonfire. In Western Norway, a custom of arranging mock weddings, both between adults and between children, is still kept alive.[39] The wedding was meant to symbolize the blossoming of new life. Such weddings are known to have taken place in the 1800s, but the custom is believed to be older.\nIt is also said that, if a girl puts flowers under her pillow that night, she will dream of her future husband.\nEspecially in northern Poland \u2013 the Eastern Pomeranian and Kashubian regions \u2013 midsummer is celebrated on June 23. People dress in traditional Polka dress, and girls throw wreaths made of flowers into the Baltic Sea, and into lakes or rivers. The midsummer day celebration starts at about 8:00 p.m. and lasts all night until sunrise. People celebrate this special day every year and call it Noc \u015awi\u0119toja\u0144ska which means St. John's Night. On that day in big Polish cities (like Warsaw and Krak\u00f3w) there are many organized events, the most popular event being in Krak\u00f3w, called the Wianki, which means wreaths. In many parts of Poland the Summer solstice is celebrated as Kupala Night.\nSt. John's festival in Porto.\nTricana girl during a St. Peter's day rusga in P\u00f3voa de Varzim.\nIn Portugal, Midsummer festivities are included in what is known today as Santos Populares (Popular Saints celebrations), now corresponding to different municipal holidays: St. Anthony's Day in Lisbon and Vila Real (June 13), Festa de S\u00e3o Jo\u00e3o do Porto (St. John's Day) in Porto, Braga, Figueira da Foz, Vila do Conde, and Almada (June 24), St. Peter's day in Seixal, Sintra, P\u00f3voa de Varzim, and Barcelos (June 29).\nSaints\u2019 days are full of fun and merriment. The streets are decorated with balloons and arches made out of brightly colored paper; people dance in the city's small squares, and altars, dedicated to the saints, are put up as a way of asking for good fortune. These holidays are days of festivities with good food and refreshments, people eat Caldo verde (cabbage and potato soup), Sardinha Assada (grilled sardines), bread and drink red wine and \u00e1gua-p\u00e9 (grape juice with a small percentage of alcohol).\nIn Lisbon, in Avenida da Liberdade, there are the Marchas, a parade of folklore and costumes of the inhabitants from the city's different traditional quarters, with hundreds of singers and dancers and a vast audience applauding their favorite participants. As St. Anthony is the matchmaker saint, it is still the tradition in Lisbon to celebrate multiple marriages (200 to 300) and still following the tradition, if you are attracted to someone, one can declare themself in the heat of the festivities by offering to the loved person a manjerico (a flower-pot with a sweet basil plant) and a love poem.\nIn Porto and Braga St. John's is a festival that is lived to the full in the streets, where anything is permitted. People carry a plant of flowering leek (alho-porro, which has a pungent smell) with them, and run it over the face of other people.[40] Starting in 1963, people have also carried a small plastic hammer which they use to bang their neighbors over the head.[41] The tradition is that St. John was a scalliwag in his youth and the people hit him on the head with the garlic saying \"return to the right path\". There is also dancing, while the highlight of the night is the firework display over the River Douro (in Porto) and down Avenida da Liberdade (in Braga). Across the country the traditional midsummer bonfire is also built, and following an ancient pagan tradition, revelers try to jump over the bonfire, this in order to gain protection during the rest of the year.\nIn P\u00f3voa de Varzim, a traditional fisher town, midsummer was celebrated during St. John's day, but most festivities were changed to Saint Peter's Day in the 1960s, as the day was declared a municipal holiday. P\u00f3voa de Varzim's Saint Peter Festival keeps traditional midsummer elements, such as the bonfire, the celebrations occur in the streets and include the rusgas, in which inhabitants of one quarter (bairro) visit in a parade other neighborhoods in the evening of June 28. Women are dressed as tricana (women dressed in a traditional costume with a sensual walking style). Each neighborhood has its own festival and colors for identification. In the 21st century, younger population although participating strongly in this festival, now use contemporary ways to celebrate it, such as the very popular Saint Peter raves in the waterfront.\nS\u00e2nziene dancing during the Cric\u0103u Festival, June 2013\nIn Romania, the Midsummer celebrations are named Dr\u0103gaica or S\u00e2nziene. Dr\u0103gaica is celebrated by a dance performed by a group of 5\u20137 young girls of which one is chosen as the Dr\u0103gaica. She is dressed as a bride, with wheat wreath, while the other girls, dressed in white wear a veil with bedstraw flowers. Midsummer fairs are held in many Romanian villages and cities. The oldest and best known midsummer fair in Romania is the Dr\u0103gaica fair, held in Buz\u0103u between 10 and 24 June every year. There are many superstitions related to this day, particularly those involving marriage or death. The term S\u00e2nziene originates in the Latin \"Sancta Diana\", and superstitions relating to this day are mainly erotic in nature, referring to young girls and their marriage prospects.\nNight on the Eve of Ivan Kupala, by Henryk Hector Siemiradzki\nIvan Kupala was the old Kyiv Rus' name for John the Baptist. Up to the present day, the Rus' Midsummer Night (or Ivan's Day) is known as one of the most expressive Kyiv Rus' folk and pagan holidays. Ivan Kupala Day is the day of summer solstice celebrated in Ukraine on June 23 NS and July 6 OS. Before the day was named for St John, this was a celebration of a pagan fertility rite involving bathing in water. Since St John the Baptist's birth is celebrated at this time, some elements of Kupala's pagan origins were seen to be roughly synonymous with Christian meanings, most notably the parallel of Baptism as cleansing from sins, so the holiday in a Christian-modified form has been accepted into the Orthodox Christian calendar. In modern times, due to increasing secularization, it is possible to find Kupala being celebrated in a manner closer to its pagan roots.\nMany rites of this holiday are connected with water, fertility and autopurification. The girls, for example, would float their flower garlands on the water of rivers and tell their fortunes from their movement. Lads and girls would jump over the flames of bonfires. Nude bathing is likewise practiced. Nights on the Eve of Ivan Kupala inspired Modest Mussorgsky to create his Night on Bald Mountain. A prominent Ivan Kupala night scene is featured in Andrei Tarkovsky's film Andrei Rublev. Also, in Saint Petersburg the White Nights Festival is also predominantly connected with water.\nThe Yakut people of the Sakha Republic celebrate a solstitial ceremony, Ysyakh, involving tethering a horse to a pole and circle dancing around it. Betting on Reindeer or horse racing would often take place afterward. The traditions are derived from Tengriism, the ancient sun religion of the region which has since been driven out by the Russian empire, Russian Orthodox Church and finally the Communist Party. The traditions have since been encouraged.[42]\nIn Slovenia, Kresna no\u010d (Midsummer Night) used to be celebrated on June 21, but the celebration was later moved to May 1, International Workers Day. Kresna no\u010d used to be connected with the Slavic god Kresnik, who was later replaced by St. John the Baptist.\nThe tradition of Sveti Ivan Krstitelj (St.John Baptist), also called Ivanjdan or Svitnjak in Western Herzegovina and coastal Croatia, is celebrated on June 23 in Croatia. The people light large bonfires in the name of Saint John Baptist, and the celebration can also be connected to the old Slavic traditions for Kresnik (South Slavic version of Perun) the god of Sun. There are places in Croatia like Ri\u010dice where saint St. John Baptist is the patron and their tradition is different. The village folk and especially children bring firewood to a designated place, and then a bonfire is lit at sunset, after the bonfire burns out the children jump, walk or run on the embers of the bonfire because it is believed their feet won't hurt if they do that. There is also the tradition of which village makes the bigger bonfire, a competition that the village folk will talk and boast about tomorrow after the church Eucharist ceremony.[43] The tradition everywhere else in Croatia is pretty similar, but mostly the bonfires are lit but the walking on embers is not done anymore.\nSee also: Serbian traditions\nIvanjdan is celebrated on July 7, according to the Serbian Orthodox Church. Saint John (Sveti Jovan) is known by the name Igritelj (dancer) because it is thought the sun is dancing on this day. Among traditions are that girls watch the sunrise through their wreath, to become red as the sun, towards the evening in the heights, Ivanjske vatre (kresovi, bonfire) are lit, and dancing and singing takes place. It is a tradition for people to become Godfathers and blood brothers on this day, as John is a symbol of character and rectitude.[44]\nMain article: bonfires of Saint John\nBonfire at Almadrava beach on Saint John's night. Bonfires are very common in Spain and Portugal.\nThe traditional midsummer party in Spain is the celebration in honour of Saint John the Baptist (Spanish: San Juan, Catalan: Sant Joan, Galician: San Xo\u00e1n, Asturian: San Xuan) and takes place in the evening of June 23 St John's Eve. It is common in many areas of the country. In some areas, bonfires are traditionally named tequeos, which means people of the dance. Parties are organized usually at beaches, where bonfires are lit and a set of firework displays usually take place. On the Mediterranean coast, especially in Catalonia and Valencia, special foods such as coca de Sant Joan are also served on this occasion. In Alicante, since 1928, the bonfires of Saint John were developed into elaborate constructions inspired by the Falles, or Fallas, of Valencia.\nMidsummer tradition is also especially strong in northern areas of the country, such as Galicia, Asturias and Cantabria where one can easily identify the rituals that reveal the pagan beliefs widespread throughout Europe in Neolithic times. These beliefs pivot on three basic ideas: the importance of medicinal plants, especially in relation to health, youth and beauty; the protective character of fire to ward men off evil spirits and witches and, finally, the purifying, miraculous effects of water. What follows is a summary of Galician traditions surrounding St. John's festival in relation to these three elements.\nMedicinal plants: Traditionally, women collect several species of plants on St. John's eve. These vary from area to area, but mostly include fennel, different species of fern (e.g. dryopteris filix-mas, osmunda regalis), rue (herb of grace, ruta graveolens), rosemary, dog rose (rosa canina), lemon verbena, St John's wort (hypericum perforatum), mallows (malva sylvestris), laburnum, foxgloves (digitalis purpurea) and elder flowers. In some areas, these are arranged in a bunch and hung in doorways. In most others, they are dipped in a vessel with water and left outside exposed to the dew of night until the following morning (o dia de San Xoan \u2013 St. John's day), when people use the resulting flower water to wash their faces.\nWater: Tradition holds it that the medicinal plants mentioned above are most effective when dipped in water collected from seven different springs. Also, on some beaches, it was traditional for women who wanted to be fertile to bathe in the sea until they were washed by 9 waves.\nFire: Bonfires are lit, usually around midnight both on beaches and inland, so much so that one usually cannot tell the smoke from the mist common in this Atlantic corner of Iberia at this time of the year, and it smells burnt everywhere. Occasionally, a dummy is placed at the top, representing a witch or the devil. Young and old gather around them and feast mostly on pilchards, potatoes boiled in their skins and maize bread. When it is relatively safe to jump over the bonfire, it is done three times (although it could also be nine or any odd number) for good luck at the cry of \"meigas fora\" (witches off!).It is also common to drink Queimada, a beverage resulting from setting alight Galician grappa mixed with sugar, coffee beans and pieces of fruit, which is prepared while chanting an incantation against evil spirits.\nMidsummer celebration at \u00c5rsn\u00e4s, Sweden, in 1969\nMidsummer Dance by Anders Zorn, 1897\nMidsummer games taking place after dancing around the Maypole, here depicting throwing balls at piles of cans\nRaising and dancing around a maypole (majst\u00e5ng or midsommarst\u00e5ng) is an activity that attracts families and many others. Greenery placed over houses and barns were supposed to bring good fortune and health to people and livestock; this old tradition of decorating with greens continues, even though most don't take it seriously. To decorate with greens was called att maja (to may) and may be the origin of the word majst\u00e5ng, maja coming originally from the month May, or vice versa. Other researchers say the term came from German merchants who raised the maypole in June because the Swedish climate made it impossible to find the necessary greens and flowers in May, and continued to call it a maypole. Today, however, it is most commonly[citation needed] called a \"midsommarst\u00e5ng\" (literally midsummer pole).\nIn earlier times, small spires wrapped in greens were erected; this probably predates the maypole tradition, which is believed by many to have come from the continent in the Middle Ages. Midsummer is also sprung from pagan rites, it has a lot to do with Freyja and Freyr which has a phallic symbol, and during the Viking age there were rituals centered around this, as a worshipping of fertility and a rich harvest, which is the older meaning of the celebration and the German merchant influence has very little to do with it overall.[citation needed]\nIn Sweden Midsummer's day is a Saturday between June 20 and June 26, but as is usual in Sweden the actual celebration is on the eve, i.e. a Friday between June 19 and June 25. Midsummer's Eve is a de facto public holiday in Sweden with offices and many shops closed.[45]\nLike in Norway and Finland, it is believed that if a girl picks 7 different flowers in silence of the midsummer night and puts them underneath her pillow, she will dream of her future husband.\nTraditional Swedish midsummer was observed on June 24.\nSee also: A Midsummer Night's Dream\nIn Great Britain from the 13th century, Midsummer was celebrated on Midsummer Eve (St. John's Eve, June 23) and St. Peter's Eve (June 28) with the lighting of bonfires, feasting and merrymaking.\nIn late 14th-century England, John Mirk of Lilleshall Abbey, Shropshire, gives the following description: \"At first, men and women came to church with candles and other lights and prayed all night long. In the process of time, however, men left such devotion and used songs and dances and fell into lechery and gluttony turning the good, holy devotion into sin.\" The church fathers decided to put a stop to these practices and ordained that people should fast on the evening before, and thus turned waking into fasting.[46]\nMirk adds that at the time of his writing, \"...in worship of St John the Baptist, men stay up at night and make three kinds of fires: one is of clean bones and no wood and is called a \"bonnefyre\"; another is of clean wood and no bones, and is called a wakefyre, because men stay awake by it all night; and the third is made of both bones and wood and is called, \"St. John's fire\" (Festial 182).\" These traditions largely ended after the Reformation, but persisted in rural areas up until the 19th century before petering out.[47]\nOther Midsummer festivities had uneasy relations with the Reformed establishment. The Chester Midsummer Watch Parade, begun in 1498, was held at every Summer Solstice in years when the Chester Mystery Plays were not performed. Despite the cancellation of the plays in 1575, the parade continued; in 1599, however, the Lord Mayor ordered that the parades be banned and the costumes destroyed. The parade was permanently banned in 1675.\nTansys Golowan \u2013 A Cornish hilltop bonfire on Midsummer's eve.\nTraditional Midsummer bonfires are still lit on some high hills in Cornwall (see Carn Brea and Castle an Dinas on Castle Downs). This tradition was revived by the Old Cornwall Society in the early 20th century. Bonfires in Cornwall were once common as part of Golowan, which is now celebrated at Penzance, Cornwall. This week long festival normally starts on the Friday nearest St John's Day. Golowan lasts several days and culminates in Mazey Day. This is a revival of the Feast of St John (Gol-Jowan) with fireworks and bonfires.\nJune 24, Midsummer Day, the feast of St. John the Baptist, is one of the quarter days in England.\nMidsummer festivals are celebrated throughout Scotland, notably in the Scottish Borders where Peebles holds its Beltane Week. The Eve of St. John has special magical significance and was used by Sir Walter Scott as the title, and theme, for a pseudo-ballad poem. He invented a legend in which the lady of Smailholm Tower, near Kelso, keeps vigil by the midnight fires three nights in a row (see above) and is visited by her lover; but when her husband returns from battle, she learns he slew that lover on the first night, and she has been entertained by a very physical ghost.\nWalesEdit\nIn Wales it is called G\u0175yl Ifan, or G\u0175yl Ifan Ganol Haf (St John's of Midsummer) to distinguish it from G\u0175yl Ifan Ganol Gaeaf (St John's of Midwinter, the feast of John the Evangelist). Great agricultural fairs used to be held at this time, along with merriment and dancing. A bonfire was also kept this night. With the advent of non-conformist beliefs on the Welsh socio-political culture, this (among so many other similar festivals) suffered greatly, and its observance finally died out in south-east Wales by the end of the 19th century. However, since 1977, a folk-dance revival started in Cardiff, and is held now annually on this feast day[48]\nSolstice fire in Montana\nMidsummer celebrations held throughout the United States are largely derived from the cultures of immigrants who arrived from various European nations since the 19th century. With the rise of earth-centered spirituality, many, including Unitarian Universalists, celebrate the summer solstice as a religious holiday.\nAlaskaEdit\nAs the state of Alaska, northernmost state in the nation, straddles the Arctic Circle, midsummer is a time when most of the state is in daylight or civil twilight the entire day. The Midnight Sun Game is an annual tradition in the city of Fairbanks, in which a regulation game of baseball is played at 10:30 p.m. local time, through the midnight hour, with no artificial lighting.\nTucson has announced its inaugural Earthwalk Solstice celebration, with sister events in San Francisco, Jerusalem, and other communities around the world. The event features a walk through a giant labyrinth, musicians, healers, ceremony, etc.\nSince 1974, Santa Barbara has hosted an annual Summer Solstice celebration, typically on the weekend of or the weekend after the actual solstice. It includes a festival and parade.[49]\nGeneva hosts a Swedish Day (Swedish: Svenskarnas Dag) festival on the third Sunday of June. The event, featuring maypole-raising, dancing, and presentation of an authentic Viking ship, dates back to 1911.\nIn Kaleva, Juhannus is celebrated annually on or near the Summer Solstice by Gathering at the Village Roadside Park. Traditionally Pannukakku (Finnish Oven Baked Pancake) and strawberry shortcake is enjoyed followed by a bonfire or kokko. Kaleva was founded in 1900 by Finnish immigrants.\nOregonEdit\nThe Astoria Scandinavian Midsummer Festival has been a tradition on the North Coast of Oregon for over forty years. The Festival takes place typically on the 3rd full weekend of June. The festival embodies the rich cultural heritage that was transplanted to the Astoria, Oregon region by emigrating Scandinavians. In the Pacific Northwest they found the same bounteous seas and forests as in their native lands and the demand for their skills at managing them.[50]\nThe NYC Swedish Midsummer celebrations in Battery Park, New York City, attracts some 3,000\u20135,000 people annually, which makes it one of the largest celebrations after the ones held in Leksand and at the Skansen Park in Stockholm. Sweden Day, a Midsummer celebration which also honors Swedish heritage and history, has been held annually on the sound in Throgs Neck in New York City since 1941. Swedish Midsummer is also celebrated in other places with large Swedish and Scandinavian populations, such as Rockford, Illinois, Chicago, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Lindsborg, Kansas. The Swedish \"language village\" (summer camp) Sj\u00f6lunden, run by Concordia College in Minnesota, also celebrates Midsummer.\nThe Seattle neighborhood of Fremont puts on a large Summer Solstice Parade and Pageant, which for many years has controversially included painted naked cyclists. In St. Edwards Park in Kenmore, the Skandia Folkdance Society hosts Midsommarfest, which includes a Scandinavian solstice pole.\nWyomingEdit\nA solstitial celebration is held on Casper Mountain at Crimson Dawn park. Crimson Dawn is known in the area for the great stories of mythical creatures and people that live on Casper Mountain. The celebration is attended by many people from the community, and from around the country. A large bonfire is held and all are invited to throw a handful of red soil into the fire in hopes that they get their wish granted.[51]\nAnalogous summer solstice observancesEdit\nNeopaganismEdit\nAs forms of Neopaganism can be quite different and have very different origins, these representations can vary considerably, despite the shared name. Some celebrate in a manner as close as possible to how they believe ancient pagans observed the summer solstice, while others observe the holiday with rituals culled from numerous other unrelated sources, the Germanic culture being just one of the sources used. In Neo-druidism, the term Alban Hefin is used for the summer solstice. The name was invented by the late 18th century Welsh Romantic author and prolific literary forger Iolo Morganwg.[52]\nGermanic NeopaganismEdit\nGermanic neopagans call their summer solstice festival Litha,[53] which is part of the reconstructed Germanic calendar used by some Germanic Neopagans and takes its name from Bede's De temporum ratione that provides Anglo-Saxon names for the months roughly corresponding to June and July as se \u00c6rra Li\u00fea[A] and se \u00c6fterra Li\u00fea (the \"early Litha month\" and the \"later Litha month\") with an intercalary month of Li\u00fea appearing after se \u00c6fterra Li\u00fea on leap years. In modern times, Litha is celebrated by neopagans who emphasize what they believe to be the reconstruction of Anglo-Saxon Germanic paganism.\nChristianisation of saints and feasts\n^ See Thorn (letter)\n^ a b c d \"The Nativity of Saint John the Baptist: The Midsummer Nativity\". The Institute for Christian Formation. 2017. Retrieved 26 March 2018.\n^ a b c Lapointe, Richard; Tessier, Lucille (1988). The Francophones of Saskatchewan: a history. Campion College, University of Regina. p. 189. ISBN 9780969265825. The feast of Saint John the Baptist on June 24 was observed in all of Quebec with religious services, patriotic speeches, parades and floats. The movement soon spread to Ontario, the New England states, and even to Chicago and the distant state of Oregon. At the end of the nineteenth century, the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society was the largest secular Franco-Catholic institution in North America. French Canadians in Saskatchewan also celebrated their patron saint's feast day. In Battleford, they seem to have begun to mark the occasion before 1885. It is known definitely that in May 1890 a meeting was held to revive the local Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society, inactive since the Batoche uprising. The festivities on June 24 of that year began with a Mass celebrated at an altar on which stood a statue of Saint John the Baptist with a beaver at his feet and a banner bearing the inscription \"Faith \u2013 Nation \u2013 Unity.\"\n^ a b Tornabuoni, Lucrezia (2001). Sacred Narratives. University of Chicago Press. p. 216. ISBN 9780226808529.\n^ Hanawalt, Barbara; Reyerson, Kathryn (1994). City and Spectacle in Medieval Europe. University of Minnesota Press. p. 244. ISBN 9780816623600.\n^ a b Reis, Jo\u00e3o Jos\u00e9 (20 November 2003). Death Is a Festival: Funeral Rites and Rebellion in Nineteenth-Century Brazil. University of North Carolina Press. p. 101. ISBN 9780807862728. Like 8 December, the eve of St. John's Day was a highly popular date for nineteenth-century christenings. According to old midwives, the baptisms of children who had died \"pagans\" were acted out: \"On this day, at nightfall, a candle is lit in the praise of St. John. The woman who stands godmother prays the Credo before the candle for little angel and says: 'I baptize you, So-and-So, I baptize you in the name of Almighty God the Father'....If [the child] is not baptized, it will cry in its grave every night.\"\n^ a b c \"Midsummer\". Government of Sweden. 10 January 2018. Retrieved 25 March 2018. In Sweden, they were mainly found in the southern part of the country. Young people also liked to visit holy springs, where they drank the healing water and amused themselves with games and dancing. These visits were a reminder of how John the Baptist baptised Christ in the River Jordan.\n^ Morrill, Ann (2009). Thanksgiving and Other Harvest Festivals. Infobase Publishing. p. 19. ISBN 1438127979.\n^ \"Annual Midsummer Celebration\". www.danishmuseum.org.\n^ Fleteren, Frederick Van; Schnaubelt, Joseph C. (2001). Augustine: Biblical Exegete. Peter Lang. p. 197. ISBN 9780820422923. The cult of John the Baptist began to develop in the first half of the fourth century. Augustine is the first witness to a feast of the birth of John the Baptist, which was celebrated on June 24. This date was reckoned from Luke 1:36, according to which the angel Gabriel said to Mary, \"And behold, your kinswoman Elizabeth in her old age has also conceived a son; and this is the sixth month with her,\" and June 24 is precisely three months after March 25.\n^ a b Hill, Christopher (2003). Holidays and Holy Nights: Celebrating Twelve Seasonal Festivals of the Christian Year. Quest Books. p. 163. ISBN 9780835608107.\n^ Yeats, William Butler (19 May 2015). A Vision: The Revised 1937 Edition: The Collected Works of W.B. Yeats. Scribner. p. 396. ISBN 9781476792118.\n^ McNamara, Beth Branigan (2000). Christian Beginnings. Our Sunday Visitor. ISBN 9780879730765. In England, \"Saint John's Tide\" is combined with a midsummer celebration. Instead of the date of the summer so stice, they chose June 24. This may be because of the Baptist's own words, \"He must increase, must decrease\" (John 3:30). John was, of course, referring to Jesus. John's day comes at the time when the sun is beginning to decrease, and six months later, Christmas, comes at the time when the sun is beginning to increase.\n^ Birmingham, Mary (1999). Word and Worship Workbook for Year B: For Ministry in Initiation, Preaching, Religious Education. Paulist Press. p. 790. ISBN 9780809138982.\n^ a b c d e f g h i j Hutton, Ronald (1996). The Stations of the Sun: A History of the Ritual Year in Britain. Oxford University Press. pp. 312\u2013313. ISBN 9780198205708.\n^ British Library Harleian Mss 2345, edited by J. Kemble, The Seasons in England, vol. I:361, quoted in George C. Homans, English Villagers of the Thirteenth Century, 2nd ed. 1991:369.\n^ Homans 1991:370.\n^ Petrarch, Epistolae familiares, Aachen,21 June 1333, noted by Simon Schama, Landscape and Memory 1995:265.\n^ Dean, Trevor (5 August 2000). The Towns of Italy in the Later Middle Ages. Manchester University Press. p. 72. ISBN 9780719052040. When springtime comes ... every Florentine begins to think of making a fine day of the feast of St John, which falls in mid-summer, and everyone in good time supplies themselves with garments, decorations and jewels. ... Once the eve of St John's day arrives, early in the morning all guilds make a display, on outside walls of their workshops, of all their rich things, ornaments and jewels. As many cloths of gold and silk are displayed as would adorn ten kingdoms, and as many gold and silver jewels, rich hangings, painted panels and marvellous carvings, and things pertaining to feats of arms ... Then at around the hour of terce, a solemn procession is made by all the clerics, priests, monks and friars ... with so many relics of saints, that it is a thing of immeasurable devotion ... With them are many companies of secular men ... dressed as angels, sounding musical instruments of many sorts, singing marvellously, and enacting the stories of those saints that each company honours.\n^ a b Dahlig, Piotr (2009). Traditional Musical Cultures in Central-Eastern Europe: Ecclesiastical and Folk Transmission. Dahlig. p. 68. ISBN 9788389101860. The dangers posed to humans by demons require specific rituals, aimed at identifying witches and putting them to death. A key element of May Day or St John's rituals is the burning of witches or the repelling and burning-out with fire of evil forces, which might deviously conceal themselves among people, for instance in the form of animals.\n^ The Olio, Or, Museum of Entertainment, Volume 7. Joseph Shackell. 1831. p. 400. 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        "raw_content": "No one would believe that someone lives in this shipping container \u2013 but take a look inside\nNewsner \u00bb Tricks \u00bb No one would believe that someone lives in this shipping container \u2013 but take a look inside\nWhen young people leave home for the first time, they have a lot of ideas about what they want in their first apartment. Perhaps an open floor plan, high ceilings, and large windows\u2026\nBut finding the perfect place at a price you can afford isn\u2019t easy in today\u2019s economy. So these days, more and more people are getting creative and building affordable living spaces that previous generations never could have imagined.\nYou might not think that a shipping container could be a home, but for the right person, it could actually be the perfect solution.\nThis red shipping container doesn\u2019t look liveable from the outside, but when you take a peek inside, you\u2019ll be amazed by how clever it is.\nMore and more people are embracing tiny houses and taking advantage of every square foot of their living space. With the help of creative furniture solutions, decorating tiny homes as become something of a sport. And it makes me wonder: how much space do we really need to live a comfortable life?\nTinyHouseListings\nThis house is perhaps less than ideal for a big family, but for one or two people, it works just great. Not many people can move from one city to another and take everything they own without even packing. But the owner of this house can!\nYou need to be handy if you\u2019re going to turn a shipping container into a home, but it\u2019s much cheaper and easier than building an ordinary house.\nIf it didn\u2019t have a small white door and if there weren\u2019t some plants outside, no one would imagine that this is somebody\u2019s home.\nAt night, the container becomes even more anonymous and it\u2019s impossible to know what\u2019s hidden behind its red walls.\nA full kitchen with dining area with an open plan, a large stove, and plenty of space for dishes, utensils, and pots and pans\u2026\nTinyHouseListnings\nA living room adjacent to the kitchen with room for a sofa, a TV, and two side tables.\nFine wooden floors and walls and two large skylights that let in lots of natural light.\nA beautiful bedroom for two with clever lighting that makes the space seem larger than it is. Nice shelves with space for books, cell phones, and a glass of water.\nThe compact bathroom is hidden behind a sliding door in the kitchen. It holds a toilet, a shower, and a washer and dryer. It\u2019s a stylish and smart solution that doesn\u2019t require a separate room for laundry.\nWant a guided tour? Check out this video:\nWith the rising cost of housing all around the world, this looks like a perfect option for people who lead flexible lives.\nPlease share this article so everyone can take a peek in this amazing home!\ndiy house house shipping container tiny house",
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        "raw_content": "Beggars Bush, Dublin\n(Redirected from Beggars Bush (Dublin))\nWestern side of main square, Beggars Bush, Dublin\nBeggars Bush (Irish: Tor an Bhacaigh) is the site of the former Beggars Bush Barracks on Haddington Road in the inner southern suburbs of Dublin, Ireland, as well the surrounding area and a nearby pub. The barracks were bordered to the east by Shelbourne Road, which used to be the western bank of the River Dodder. The locality is in the jurisdiction of Dublin City Council, is broadly considered to be part of Ballsbridge, and is in the postal district Dublin 4.\nThe site has been occupied by a pub since 1803.[1] It was also occupied by the Beggars Bush Barracks from 1827 until 1929 but is now the home of the Labour Relations Commission, the Geological Survey of Ireland, the Irish Labour History Society Museum[1] and the National Print Museum.[2]\nBeggars Bush is mentioned in the song Whiskey on a Sunday, in the versions made popular by performers including The Irish Rovers and The Dubliners.\nFlogging Molly lead singer and guitarist Dave King grew up in Beggars Bush, and the band recorded a song called \"The Ol' Beggars Bush\" on their album Swagger. Also on the album was the song \"Life in Tenement Square\" which is believed to reference the area.\n^ a b \"History\". Beggars Bush. Retrieved 15 October 2017.\n^ \"History of the Museum\". National Print Museum of Ireland. Retrieved 15 October 2017.\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Beggars_Bush,_Dublin&oldid=827976556\"\nTowns and villages in Dublin (city)\nTownlands of County Dublin",
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        "raw_content": "News + Events Fighting for Renters' Rights: A Win for Grassroots Organizing in Silicon Valley\nBy Aleli Samson of Working Partnerships USA\nJust days before the last Council vote on Just Cause, Robert Aguirre received a no-cause eviction notice. If he can\u2019t find an affordable apartment, Robert \u2013 a former resident of \u201cthe jungle\u201d encampment \u2013 worries he could once again end up homeless.\nRobert Aguirre first moved into his apartment in San Jose, California in 2014 after living for years in a homeless encampment. San Jose, the country\u2019s 10th largest city, is situated in the heart of Silicon Valley \u2013 a region that produces more wealth than the GDP of some nations. Despite that fact, one in three households here does not earn enough to survive, and the housing crisis is putting the squeeze on renters like never before. A family needs to earn $113,040 just to afford the average two-bedroom apartment. Rents have skyrocketed in the past few years, increasing by nearly 40 percent since 2011.\nEarlier this year, despite paying his rent on time and following all the rules of his lease, he and his wife were served a no-cause eviction notice in April. \u201cThere was no cause, but I understand why,\u201d he said. Robert believed his landlord had wanted to move him and his wife out in order to be able to raise rents even higher. Because of the notice he had just 60 days to find a new place, and with San Jose\u2019s rising rents he feared his family would be homeless once again.\nHis story exemplifies the battle tenant rights activists here have been fighting for more than 40 years. And this year, after decades of organizing, activists and tenants won Just Cause Eviction Protections for over 400,000 tenants. The story is one of heartbreak, perseverance, and strategic campaigning led by the Silicon Valley Renters\u2019 Rights Coalition.\nIt\u2019s worth remembering the long history in this region. In 1979, renters\u2019 rights advocates won rent control in the South Bay after a long and hard fought battle with landlords. It was among the weakest of rent control ordinances in California, with various work-arounds for landlords who wanted to exceed an already high cap, yet it was hard-fought and barely passed the City Council. Renters needed protection from unfair evictions as well, but at the time the votes just weren\u2019t there.\nRenters gather and speak out at an action in April 2016.\nFast forward more than two decades to the early 2000s, during the first tech sector dot-com boom, when the struggles of low-income service workers in the growing tech economy included competing with an increasing number of high-wage workers for housing. Tenants were seeing double digit rent increases, and families in rent controlled units were receiving no-cause eviction notices regularly so that landlords could increase rents to market rate. A community-labor coalition led by renters came together at the time, but there was still not enough support or power to win the votes from the San Jose City Council to accomplish significant housing reform.\nSince then, low-wage renters in rent controlled units have had to tolerate major uncertainty. Without just cause eviction protections, tenants live in fear of retaliatory evictions or evictions simply because they want to raise the rent to market rates.\nIn the past 18 months, the worsening housing crisis pushed the community to get deeply involved in the 2016 election. Throughout the Bay Area, advocates organized to place renters\u2019 rights measures on the ballot in nine cities. Renters got involved with progressive City Council members. They did town hall meetings, candidate forums, and non-partisan voter outreach to reach tens of thousands of renters on our issues platform, which highlighted stronger rent control and just cause eviction protections. This set the stage for reform as the San Jose City Council finally comprised a majority open to meaningful housing reform.\nEscalating public actions and organizing, in early 2017, advocates first won the Council\u2019s support for a rent registry to facilitate enforcement of rent control, and they also blocked banking provisions that would have contributed to destabilization of rents. These victories affect over 45,000 housing units and were indicative of a strong leadership receptive to meaningful progress for Silicon Valley residents.\nOn Valentine\u2019s Day 2017, members of the community asked San Jose City Council members to \u201cHave a Heart for Renters,\u201d thanking those who have taken action to stem displacement.\nAdvocates continued to bring pressure to bear for better eviction protection, and our coalition partners were relentless in their community organizing efforts. Renters were rising up \u2013 and not just in San Jose, but across the Bay Area. Given the new makeup of the San Jose City Council, renters could finally impart how and why passing a policy to prevent retaliation for raising housing code violations would be inadequate in protecting renters from arbitrary evictions.\nIn April, the SV Coalition held a press conference, attended by several City Council members, that highlighted renter stories as well as Working Partnerships USA\u2019s new report, Cashing In on Renters, which showed that while housing reform opponents liked to claim that most landlords were hard-working small-business owners, the reality is that the vast majority of multi-family housing units are owned by out-of-town landlords. While over 80% of San Jose families earning less than $50,000 pay more than half of their income on rent, the average large landlord earns $2.9 million each year from Silicon Valley\u2019s extreme rents.\nIn the culmination of a multi-year campaign as part of a much longer struggle, San Jose tenants won the just cause eviction protections on Tuesday, May 9th when the San Jose City Council approved a requirement that landlords demonstrate they have a specific, valid reason for an eviction, such as nonpayment of rent or habitual lease violations.\nSan Jose renters no longer have to fear being evicted arbitrarily. This historic development has been about 40 years in the making by renters and advocates, including Working Partnerships USA, Latinos United for a New America, Affordable Housing Network of Santa Clara County, People Acting in Community Together, Sacred Heart Community Service, Silicon Valley De-Bug, the Law Foundation of Silicon Valley, the South Bay Labor Council, and Silicon Valley Rising.\nAt the Council\u2019s vote on Just Cause just days after the press conference, the community emerged successful, winning the strong Just Cause policy they sought. In the coming weeks, renters would punctuate the victory by winning an immediate effective date. \u201cI feel a moral obligation to represent my residents \u2014 not those who live outside San Jose,\u201d said Vice Mayor Magdalena Carrasco.\n\u201cOur coalition has been an active force in waiting, fervently organizing with the community, tenants, and workers like Robert to create opportunities for change while growing power to seize on them swiftly. Meaningful housing reform would not have been possible without each partner driving its work forward over the long-term,\u201d reflected Derecka Mehrens, Executive Director for Working Partnerships USA.\nBased in Silicon Valley, Working Partnerships USA (WPUSA) is a community organization that drives the movement for a just economy by bringing together public policy innovation and the power of grassroots organizing. WPUSA leads the Silicon Valley Rising initiative and drives other collaborative campaigns for quality jobs, healthy communities, equitable growth, and vibrant democracy. To learn more, visit wpusa.org and connect with them on Twitter @wpusanews.\nOne Comment on \u201cFighting for Renters\u2019 Rights: A Win for Grassroots Organizing in Silicon Valley\u201d\nJennifer Holling-Blake\nI am a teacher in San Jose. Last year was devastating as I got to see family after family move away because they cannot afford to live here. Schools are closing because there aren\u2019t enough students to fill classrooms anymore. How do we fix this? Isn\u2019t it time to demand change?",
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        "raw_content": "42nd Street, Theatre Royal Drury Lane | Review\nI\u2019m so excited to be able to review 42nd Street today because I\u2019ve wanted to see this show since it opened in the Spring. It\u2019s been quite some time since I\u2019ve seen what most people would consider to be a musical, and it was some much needed therapy for me.\nWhilst I am more than up for attending any piece of theatre put on a stage (or elsewhere, I mean I\u2019m happy watching it in a park for instance), my favourite shows are always musicals. Musicals with upbeat, well-known numbers. Musicals with cast members defining the term \u2018triple threat\u2019. Musicals with a massive show stopper as the finale. And mostly, musical with tap. Man, oh man, do I regret giving up tap lessons.\nA story of Broadway dreams, 42nd Street plays out the dream that every young performer hopes for. When Peggy Sawyer auditions for a brand new show, she doesn\u2019t expect to be on the stage. But after the star breaks her ankle during an out of town try out, Peggy must learn the six dances, ten songs and 25 pages of dialogue that make up the show. In just 36 hours.\nFrom the moment the orchestra begins the overture, the audience is captivated. Ready for the show to play out in front of them. And whilst the music is nothing spectacular, it\u2019s memorable. But that could just be thanks to spending some time learning the title song in a musical theatre class around a decade ago. What gives the show its spark, and what really draws the audience, is the choreography. Tap numbers without a toe out of line. Ballet numbers with incredible lines. I spent the entire show with my mouth agape, in awe at the choreography, and it something I want to see more in the West End again.\nFor me, the standout performer was Stuart Neal. Playing Billy Lawlor, Neal is the actor who caught my eye and honestly it\u2019s a miracle I didn\u2019t throw myself over the Royal Circle safety barrier to tap along to We\u2019re In The Money. The show isn\u2019t about Billy Lawlor, and in fact he sort of falls to wayside as the show progresses, but he\u2019s the one I cheered for. I\u2019ve always been one for the lesser-loved character!\n42nd Street was pretty much what I wanted An American In Paris to be. It had the charm of a feel-good musical, choreography to die for (performed by extremely attractive actors, yes please) and it had songs I came out singing. And continued to sing for 3 days after leaving. Okay, so the storyline is very outdated but we\u2019re talking about a show that originally hit the screens 85 years ago and made an appearance on the great white way in 1980. Of course it\u2019s an outdated show. Yes, they could\u2019ve updated the story a little, but I don\u2019t feel like it took away from the storyline.\nI\u2019m pretty sure that 42nd Street is the show for the tourists. I mean, when I collected my ticket I think I was the only one in the queue with a British accent. Plus, Theatre Royal Drury Lane is one of the most visually spectacular theatres in London. It\u2019s huge, and was pretty much sold out when I saw the show. Think about it: over 2000 people watching the stars of the show.\nSo yes, 42nd Street isn\u2019t anything revolutionary. It\u2019s not going to change the world, but it\u2019s 2 hours of happiness at the theatre. I go to the theatre to escape, to dream, and to look for a positive. We follow Peggy\u2019s dreams, and find dreams of our own. Thank you for giving this to me, 42nd Street.\nIf you\u2019re interested in seeing 42nd Street, why not try for rush tickets through the TodayTix app? I picked mine up for just \u00a325 on the day, and you can save \u00a310 off your first purchase with my code \u2018CMXVT\u2018. Go on, treat yourself to a night of musical magic.",
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This new fund the Vident Core U.S. Equity ETF trades under the symbol of VUSE and is highlighted in greater detail below:\nVUSE ETF in Focus\nThis new ETF looks to track the Vident Core U.S. Equity Index. This is a rule-based index that measures the performance of U.S. companies having high standards of corporate governance and financial reporting along with an efficient management team.\nAs per Vident, compelling valuation relative to sector peers, earnings quality, growth and market sentiment are the criteria for inclusion in the index, which develops a scoring system on these grounds (see Alternative ETF Weighting Methodologies 101).\nThe product will charge investors 55 basis points a year in fees for this screening system and rebalance on a twice-a-year basis. However, the ETF may not be appropriate for low-cost investors, as the fee on this product is a little higher than the average expenses charged by the all-cap equities space. In fact, costs are roughly six times than what investors see in the biggest U.S.-based fund SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY).\nHolding about 502 assets in total, the index offers symmetric exposure across the capitalization spectrum with small-caps taking the top spot (38%) followed by mid-caps (37%). Companies with $500 million to $2 billion get the highest weight (37.1%) closely followed by the companies with $2 billion to $10 billion of market cap (36.9%).\nThe fund apparently seeks to mirror the index by investing at least 80% of its total assets and seeks to have at least 85% similarity with the index\u2019s performance.\nSecurity-wise, the index has less company-specific concentration with 6.57% of holdings invested in top 10 assets. No single stock accounts for more than 0.89% of the total. Sector-wise, information technology takes up the top spot in the index with 18.4% of exposure.\nApart from this, financials (16.3%), consumer discretionary (12.3%), industrials (11.8%), health care (11.7%) and energy (10.9%) get double-digit allocations. It should also be noted that the number of stocks per industry is limited to 10, so there looks to be a solid level of diversification and it could be a broad play out in the U.S. equities\u2019 space.\nHow does it fit in a portfolio?\nThis ETF could be appropriate for investors seeking a new way to play the U.S. that has a tilt toward lesser capitalization and high-flying sectors. We all know that companies belonging to cyclical sectors tend to perform better in a growing economy and so do the stocks with smaller cap levels (read: Best ETF Strategies for 2014).\nNormally, relatively smaller companies pickup faster than the larger ones in a growing economy. Also, with a major focus on the domestic market, smaller firms are poised to surge in a trending U.S. market against larger counterparts which generally have a global exposure. As a result, we believe pure U.S. exposure can best be achieved via pint-sized securities.\nHowever, lesser capitalization does not necessarily imply high risk, at least for this fund, as the index tries its best to avoid all sorts of concentration risks. An almost equal-weighted approach and diversification are the major positives for this fund.\nETF Competition\nIn terms of competition, the multi-cap U.S. equities space has a great deal of products striving for investor money. However, the majority of the U.S. focused big funds target the large-cap segment the most thus not falling within the group of direct competitors.\nSome of the most likely competitors are Barron\u2019s 400 ETF (BFOR), Morningstar US Market Factor Tilt Index Fund (TILT) and MSCI USA Size Factor ETF (SIZE) though these funds are relatively young in the market and have greater coverage on large caps (read: ALPS Launches Barron\u2019s 400 ETF).\nGiven this excessive large-cap focus in the U.S. multi-cap space, investors might want to try a different way to play the improving U.S. market. And, given the present condition of the U.S. market, when could be a better time to bet some cash on smaller companies?\nThus, we expect VUSE to garner a decent level of inflows thanks to its uniqueness in capitalization and stock screening procedure. 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        "raw_content": "February 8, 2015 \u00b7 by Phillip Nones\nIgor Stravinsky (l.), photographed with Florent Schmitt in about 1910.\nThroughout his long life and composing career, Florent Schmitt would forge many personal friendships with his counterparts. He was at the center of musical life in Paris, maintaining particularly close relationships with Maurice Ravel, Albert Roussel, Gabriel Piern\u00e9, Paul Dukas, Gabriel Faur\u00e9, Guillaume Lekeu and numerous other French composers.\nHe also had decades-long friendships with composers from other lands \u2014 Frederick Delius, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Alfredo Casella, Manuel DeFalla and George Enescu, to name just some.\nBut it was Schmitt\u2019s relationship with Igor Stravinsky that may have been the most rewarding one of all \u2014 at least in the early decades of the 20th century.\nStravinsky, who was born in 1882, was Schmitt\u2019s junior by a dozen years. So when the Russian composer came to Paris in 1910, the friendship that developed between the two of them was a relationship between an established celebrity and a musician whose fame was still emerging.\nAt the time, Stravinsky\u2019s compositional style still displayed the influence of his teacher, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov \u2014 not only in the orchestration but also in the musical language and its inspiration from Russian folklore and themes.\nClearly, Schmitt recognized the raw talent of Stravinsky, who was still in his twenties when he arrived on the scene in Paris. Stravinsky\u2019s first big-scale work in France was the ballet L\u2019Oiseau de feu (The Firebird), which turned out to be a showstopper not only in the original 1910 stage version, but also in the orchestral suite Stravinsky extracted for concert performances.\nThis was followed in short order by the ballet Petrouchka (1911), another brilliantly conceived (and sumptuously orchestrated) ballet.\nIt didn\u2019t hurt that both of these ballets were produced by the impresario Serge Diaghilev, whose Ballets Russes dance troupe was the toast of Paris during this time.\nFlorent Schmitt dedicated his ballet La Trag\u00e9die de Salom\u00e9 to Igor Stravinsky.\nThere is little doubt that Stravinsky was influenced by what he was hearing in Paris as much as what he brought with him from Russia.\nAmong the noteworthy French scores that were being premiered around the time of his arrival were Schmitt\u2019s powerful choral work Psalm XLVII, scored for soprano, organ, chorus and orchestra (premiered in 1906), and his ballet La Trag\u00e9die de Salom\u00e9 (premiered in 1907).\nSeveral years later, Schmitt revised the Salom\u00e9 score, shortening its length by half while substantially augmenting the orchestration.\nIt was this version of the score that Schmitt dedicated to Igor Stravinsky. In a letter of gratitude, Stravinsky wrote to Schmitt:\n\u201cWhen will your fine Salom\u00e9 be published so that I can spend many happy hours playing it from beginning to end \u00e0 la folie? I must confess that it has been a long time since a work has given me such pleasure \u2026 I am proud that you dedicated it to me.\u201d\nIn the view of musicologists and critics such as Andrew Porter and Jerry Rife, certain aspects of Schmitt\u2019s ballet influenced Stravinsky\u2019s scores that were to come \u2014 particularly the music\u2019s bold and sometimes violent ostinatos, its bitonality, as well as the jagged rhythms in the concluding Danse de l\u2019effroi (Dance of Fright) section of Schmitt\u2019s ballet.\nThe French conductor St\u00e9phane Den\u00e8ve, speaking to the audience before a 2011 concert with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra where he performed the Schmitt score, declared, \u201cWithout La Trag\u00e9die de Salom\u00e9, Stravinsky\u2019s Rite of Spring would not have been the same!\u201d\nClues to a close friendship: This photo of Igor Stravinsky was found among Florent Schmitt\u2019s personal papers bequeathed to France\u2019s Biblioth\u00e8que National at the time of his death, along with an accompanying letter sent by Stravinsky to Schmitt. In the letter, dated 1911, Stravinsky wrote, \u201cI send you my nude body, which is not to be seen elsewhere \u2026\u201d\nThe admiration was mutual. Schmitt was so taken with Stravinsky\u2019s score to The Firebird that he renamed his first home in St-Cloud Villa Oiseau de feu.\nSeveral years following the premieres of Petrouchka and Salom\u00e9 came one of the most notorious premieres in the annals of classical music: the first performance of Stravinsky\u2019s ballet Le Sacre du printemps (The Rite of Spring), depicting scenes from pagan Russia.\nThe reaction of the Parisian audiences to this groundbreaking piece of music is the stuff of legend.\nWe have Stravinsky\u2019s own first-hand account of what happened at the premiere. Two of them, in fact \u2014 which have been recounted in Thomas Forrest Kelly\u2019s book First Nights: Five Musical Premieres.\nIn Stravinsky\u2019s autobiography, published approximately 20 years following the June 1913 premiere, the composer had written:\n\u201cAs for the actual performance, I am not in a position to judge as I left the auditorium in the first bars of the prelude, which had at once evoked derisive laughter.\nI was disgusted. These demonstrations, at first isolated, soon became general, provoking counter-demonstrations and very quickly developing into a terrific uproar. During the whole performance I was at Nijinsky\u2019s side in the wings [Vaslav Nijinsky had prepared the choreography for the production]. He was standing on a chair, screaming \u2026\nSerge Diaghilev (l.) and Igor Stravinsky\nNaturally the poor dancers could hear nothing by reason of the row in the auditorium and the sound of their own dance steps.\nI had to hold Nijinsky by his clothes, for he was furious, and ready to dash on to the stage at any moment and create a scandal. Diaghilev kept ordering the electricians to turn the lights on or off, hoping in that way to put a stop to the noise.\u201d\nIn a later commentary (1962), Stravinsky spoke specifically of how Florent Schmitt came to his defense during the first performance of Le Sacre:\n\u201cMild protests against the music could be heard from the very beginning of the performance. Then, when the curtain opened on the group of knock-kneed and long-braided Lolitas jumping up and down, the storm broke. Cries of \u2018Ta guile !\u2019 [loose translation: STFU] came from behind me. I heard Florent Schmitt shout, \u2018Taisez-vous, garces du siezi\u00e8me !\u2019 [Down with the bitches of the 16th arrondissement]; the \u2018garces\u2019 of the 16th arrondissement of Paris were, of course, the most elegant ladies of the city.\nThe uproar continued, however, and a few minutes later I left the hall in a rage \u2026 I have never again been that angry. The music was so familiar to me; I loved it, and I could not understand why people who had not yet heard it wanted to protest in advance.\u201d\nPierre Monteux, conductor of the premiere performance. (1937 photograph)\nIt is important to recognize that the premiere performance of Le Sacre du Printemps wasn\u2019t an unmitigated disaster. In fact, the end of the ballet brought equal amounts of applause to counteract the shouting. There were multiple curtain calls, including one for the beleaguered pit orchestra and its conductor, Pierre Monteux.\nWriting an extensive article about the music in the pages of La France on June 4, 1913, Florent Schmitt made these observations about the music and the production:\n\u201cIn showing us Le Sacre du printemps, the Theatre des Champs-Elys\u00e9es could not have a more impressive way of demonstrating its reason for existence: A free theatre, it prides itself on being a home to the freest art there is \u2014 the music of Igor Stravinsky, aggravated by the choreography of Vaslav Nijinski and the settings of Nicolas Roerich.\nCostume designs by Nicolas Roerich for Stravinsky\u2019s ballet Le Sacre du printemps (1913).\nWith Le Sacre du printemps, a suite of tableaux of pagan Russia, we come to the high point not only of the Russian season, but of Russian art \u2014 perhaps even of art itself. In fact, no musician, no director, no decorator, treating ancient traditions so scornfully, has ever ventured so far in the realm of sound, movement and color, or expressed the inexpressible in such brilliant discoveries \u2026\nIgor Stravinsky\u2019s music, by its frenetic agitation; by the senseless whirl of its hallucinating rhythms; by its aggregations of harmonies beyond any convention or analysis, of an aggressive hardness that no one \u2014 not even Richard Strauss \u2014 had dared until now; by the obsessive insistence of its themes, their savor and their strangeness; by seeking the most paradoxical sonorities, daring combinations of timbres, systematic use of extreme instrumental ranges; by its tropical orchestrations, iridescent and of unbelievable sumptuousness \u2014 in sum, by an excess of an unheard-of luxuriance of refinement and preciosity \u2014 the music of Igor Stravinsky achieves this unexpected-yet-intentional result: It gives us the impression of the darkest barbarity.\nWe must actually see in Le Sacre du printemps the arrival of a new music, already felt in Petrouchka \u2014 and yet so distant from Petrouchka. The latter work, like L\u2019Oiseau de feu, already made a great impression by its novelty and its strangeness. But this is surpassed in Le Sacre; the force and speed of Stravinsky\u2019s evolution are disconcerting.\nThe author, at age 31, of three such different masterpieces \u2026 Igor Stravinsky is, I believe, the Messiah we have waited for since Wagner, and for whom Mussorgsky and Claude Debussy, as well as Richard Strauss and Arnold Sch\u00f6nberg, prepared the way.\u201d\nFlorent Schmitt went on to characterize the reaction of the opening night audience in his own colorful language:\n\u201cIgor Stravinsky\u2019s genius could not have received a more striking confirmation than the incomprehension of the crowd and its vicious hostility.\nThis group of what is called \u2018worldly people\u2019 \u2014 the world of Doctor Moreau, unable to see, hear and feel for themselves \u2014 these overgrown children who are overcome with gravity at the beastly and academic clownings of low boulevard theatre, could find nothing but brutal infantile laughter at these splendors, so immeasurably distant from their own weak understanding.\nIn this disturbing and sublime music they discerned only cacophony; in these primitive geometric gestures, so moving in their gaucherie, they saw puppet farces. Bringing everything down to their own mediocre, vain level, they will not admit \u2014 they cannot tolerate \u2014 that an artist should be creative without being concerned for them \u2026\nWith an implacable and infallible logic, human stupidity never loses its rights.\u201d\nListening to Le Sacre today, more a century since its premiere, it is music that still sounds surprisingly modern. Contemplating this music makes it easier to understand the words of conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen when he claims, \u201cToday, the future of classical music has a lot to do with Debussy, Ravel and Stravinsky, and less to do with Sch\u00f6nberg, Berg and Webern.\u201d\nFlorent Schmitt, standing outside his home in St-Cloud in 1937. Schmitt had named the first of his three homes in the Paris suburb Villa Oiseau de feu after Stravinsky\u2019s ballet. (Photo: \u00a9Boris Lipnitzki/Roger-Viollet)\nFrom the vantage point of history, we can also see that the premiere of Le Sacre du printemps represented the high point in the relationship between Schmitt and Stravinsky.\nAt the conclusion of World War I and moving into the 1920s, Stravinsky would begin to migrate away pretty definitively from the style of composition inherent in his three big ballet scores \u2014 and from the Russian inspiration underlying them.\nFollowing the disappointing reception of his opera Mavra in 1922, Stravinsky declared that his \u201cRussian\u201d period had come to an end. From that point forward, his music would take on a far more \u201cinternationalist\u201d bent, as well as adopt characteristics of neo-classicism, expressionism, serialism and other modern movements in classical music.\nSchmitt did not look particularly favorably on some of Stravinsky\u2019s newer works, and those views found their way into Schmitt\u2019s concert reviews as a music critic for Paris\u2019 Le Temps daily newspaper beginning in the late 1920s. No doubt, Stravinsky took note of those writings.\nIn his own compositions, Schmitt stayed more true to the musical ethos of the early 20th century. While many of his scores from the 1930s and later bear unmistakable modernisms, in their overall flavor and feel they remain more rooted in the earlier era.\nOne can sense this clearly in Schmitt\u2019s final ballet, Oriane et le Prince d\u2019Amour. Composed in 1933, this work exhibits a sound-world that is much closer to Stravinsky\u2019s L\u2019Oiseau than to Le Sacre.\nIn 1934, an event that likely caused the definitive breach between the two composers occurred. With the death of the composer Paul Dukas, the post of president of France\u2019s Academie des Beaux Arts became vacant. Stravinsky, who had recently taken French citizenship, applied for the position.\nFlorent Schmitt had also put his name forward \u2026 and Schmitt won the in the balloting.\nFollowing this development, Stravinsky\u2019s opinions about Schmitt\u2019s music took a decided turn to the negative. He was growing less fond of France as well, and by 1939, would leave the country for America.\nIt turned out to be another fortuitous move for Stravinsky, whose fortunes would reach new heights in the remaining three decades of his life \u2014 his fame as a composer and a celebrity far eclipsing Schmitt\u2019s. (Stravinsky even received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.)\nComposer Florent Schmitt (age 87) with Igor Stravinsky (age 75) and Vera de Bosset Sudeikine Stravinsky at a social gathering at the American Embassy in Paris (October 1957). A much-younger Henri Dutilleux is in the background, between both men.\nBut with the advance of the years \u2014 and with both composers leading productive musical lives well into their late 80s \u2014 a certain mellowness was bound to occur. One piece of evidence is Stravinsky\u2019s 1962 recollection of the premiere performance of Le Sacre and acknowledging how Schmitt had come to his defense (as recounted above).\nIn the final year of Schmitt\u2019s life the two composers met one last time, at an American Embassy function in Paris in October 1957. A photograph from that event shows the two old gentlemen together, along with Stravinsky\u2019s second wife.\nThe costumes for the 1913 production of Florent Schmitt\u2019s ballet La Trag\u00e9die de Salom\u00e9 were designed by Serge Sudeikine, the first husband of Vera Stravinsky.\nThere\u2019s an interesting connection in this, too. Mme. Vera Stravinsky\u2019s first marriage had been to Serge Sudeikine, the artist who had designed the sets and costumes for the Ballets Russes\u2019 1913 production of Florent Schmitt\u2019s ballet La Trag\u00e9die de Salom\u00e9.\nSometimes history \u2014 and the arts \u2014 do come full circle.\nThis entry was posted in Ballet, Choral Music, Classical Music, Composers, French Composers and tagged Andrew Porter, Ballet, Ballets Russes, Classical Music, Composers, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Florent Schmitt, French Composers, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Igor Stravinsky, Jerry Rife, L'Oiseau de Feu, La Tragedie de Salome, Le Sacre du Printemps, Maurice Ravel, Mavra, Oriane et le Prince d'amour, Petrouchka, Pierre Monteux, Rimsky-Korsakov, Russian Classical Music, Schmitt, Serge Diaghilev, Serge Sudekeine, Stephane Deneve, Stravinsky, The Firebird, The Rite of Spring, Vasily Nijinsky, Vera Stravinsky. 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        "raw_content": "Re: Is morality objective or subjective?\nPost by Dalek Prime \u00bb Wed Jul 11, 2018 6:22 pm\nHumans have to agree on a certain standard of morality, if only for practical reasons of self-preservation. If we were all murdering each other, we wouldnt get very far.\nThat is the correct explanation of morality as a necessary component of a society. However when we compare different societies' notions of morality we find that some societies' moralities are horrible to us, and others are more pleasing to us.\nThe problem is not that morality is necessary for a society to be a society, but whether or not all human individuals in all societies share the same basic ideas of good and bad.\nVery true, Belinda. I'm a big fan of liberty, as long as it's not transgressing or overly imposing. Hence I could never be a social conservative.\nPost by Peter Holmes \u00bb Wed Jul 11, 2018 6:48 pm\nI've explained why, by definition, moral judgements aren't objective. That you refuse to acknowledge that is your problem. And I was merely showing why you want and need to defend moral objectivism - although you haven't actually done so here. And, by the way, an ad hominem fallacy is when you try to refute an argument by dissing the proponent. That's not what I was doing. And I've already repeatedly shown why you're wrong.\nAnd do you have a response to the problem that moral objectivism invalidates moral authority, such as that of a god?\nPost by Immanuel Can \u00bb Wed Jul 11, 2018 6:50 pm\nThat is quite true. But as we very clearly see from the last century, individual humans are sometimes totally unconcerned about the preservation of the \"race\" as a whole, and sometimes quite willing to risk their own \"self-preservation\" in order to promote their own advantage, or their particular vision of \"the good life.\" That's why 148 million were slaughtered in the last century. It seems we have trouble remembering that what you say is true.\nSo we need some way to sponsor a rational, free agreement. We need some way to say definitively that the welfare of others counts, that killing people in order to achieve one's utopia is wrong, and that no vision of \"the good life\" justifies certain actions against others. But we have no such resource from subjective morality. Subjectively, the Third Reich, the Great Leap Forward and the Purges were all as justified as giving money to orphanages...and just as unjustifiable as well.\nOh, I agree, IC. As I've stated before, either there is a universal standard for meaning, or there is just us, muddling through the best we can. I just haven't personally found the universal standard.\nPeter Holmes wrote: \u2191\nI've explained why, by definition, moral judgements aren't objective.\nNo, not at all: you've only attempted to slide by us an arbitrary claim that they are subjective. Review your OP, and you'll see. You expected us to just take it for granted. You gave no proof there, Peter.\nBut if you just forgot, I'm all ears now.\nThat you refuse to acknowledge that is your problem. And I was merely showing why you want and need to defend moral objectivism - although you haven't actually done so here.\nAnd yet, I've promised repeatedly to do so, as soon as you do your part, as claimed in your OP, and prove (not merely claim without proof) that morality is only subjective. Historically, most people have believed it's objective: so if you want to tell us all we're wrong, you need to show that.\nI'm having no trouble showing subjective morality is incoherent: how is it you're having such a hard time explaining exactly why it's not?\nWe even went to the particular case of slavery. And there, you admitted that subjective morality has absolutely no power to tell us whether even that is right or wrong. Well, if it doesn't work even for such an obvious case, what DOES it work for?\nAnd, by the way, an ad hominem fallacy is when you try to refute an argument by dissing the proponent.\nYou mean like by saying, \"You're desperate\"? I'm pretty sure that's exactly what you did, actually. And I think you wanted me to understand that that brought some important light to the argument, which would be classic ad hominem fallacy.\nThat's not what I was doing.\nSo you didn't mean it? Or you didn't mean it had any relevance to the argument? Okay.\nThat's not the OP. However, I'll happily respond, the very minute I get your defence of the rational grounds for proclaiming morality merely subjective. Fair enough?\nI can't argue with that. Fair enough.\nOkay, I look forward to your explanation as to why moral objectivism doesn't invalidate moral authority. I'm agog with anticipation.\nYou haven't shown why moral subjectivism can't account for moral judgement about slavery. You've just asserted that it can't, even though I've carefully explained how this morality business works. So let's turn it around and look at moral objectivism, which you claim can account for it.\nWe can check if the earth orbits the sun. That's how we know why we believe the earth orbits the sun - there's something out there to verify the claim. And that's what objectivity means.\nBut - if we do - why do we believe slavery is wrong? What exactly do we check to verify that slavery is wrong? We could say it harms people. But what exactly do we check to verify that harming people is wrong? Why (if we do) do we believe harming people is wrong? And so on, of course.\nWe could say slavery is wrong because someone, maybe a god, says it's wrong - it's an offence under its moral law. But that's a moral abrogation - a denial of responsibility. And anyway, why do they believe it's wrong? How did they check that it's wrong? Can they or we check that slavery is wrong in the way we can check that the earth orbits the sun?\nIf moral judgements are objective, there must be something that verifies them - because that's what objectivity means: there's something beyond or outside the claim that can verify the claim.\nIn the end, we could just say slavery is wrong because it's just wrong. But that gets us nowhere.\nSo the challenge to moral objectivists is to produce what it is that factually verifies a moral judgement. I look forward to knowing what it is.\nOh, and while you're chewing on that, there's something else.\nI'm claiming that moral judgements are necessarily subjective and not objective, going by the definitions of 'objective' and 'subjective'. Do you challenge or disagree with those definitions? Do you use those words in a different way? And if so, how do you use them?\nPost by Impenitent \u00bb Wed Jul 11, 2018 10:39 pm\nmorality is subjective when you want to act however you do, and justify your actions\nmorality is objective when you want others to act a certain way towards you, and they are only justified when they act accordingly...\nPost by Immanuel Can \u00bb Wed Jul 11, 2018 11:33 pm\nYou haven't shown why moral subjectivism can't account for moral judgement about slavery.\nAlright. Let's see if you're right. Is it right to enslave people, or wrong?\nThe terms \u201cobjectivity\u201d and \u201csubjectivity,\u201d in their modern usage, generally relate to a perceiving subject (normally a person) and a perceived or unperceived object. The object is something that presumably exists independent of the subject\u2019s perception of it. In other words, the object would be there, as it is, even if no subject perceived it. Hence, objectivity is typically associated with ideas such as reality, truth and reliability. (IEP)\nHilarious...and quite true. Well done.\nPost by Belinda \u00bb Thu Jul 12, 2018 7:31 am\n'Enslaving' usually means not only depriving a human subject of liberty but also exploiting a human subject not for that subject's own good or to protect others, but for the enslaver's personal interests alone. Expedience requires that sometimes human subjects are deprived of liberty by human justice, or justified paternalism including that by actual parents.\nEven prisoners who have committed recognisable crimes should not be exploited as if they were objects not human subjects of conscious experience.\nThis is because it is a fact that humans , and other animals as a matter of fact, can see when another is suffering.\nThe experience of seeing another suffering may be shared by several people at the same time , place, and circumstances.The public nature of suffering brings the awareness of suffering into objective experience, not hallucination , flight of fancy, or inability to know what others are feeling.\nThere have been a lot of historical examples of masses of people not empathising with a sufferer. For instance at public hangings, KluKluxKlan lynchings, wartime atrocities, psychopathic individuals. All of those are examples of people who have been deprived of emotional wholeness sometimes by ideology sometimes by disease. The good is closely related to the true and the beautiful.\nPost by Peter Holmes \u00bb Thu Jul 12, 2018 9:16 am\nHello again, Immanuel Can.\nThanks. (By the way, I want to apologise for my previous impatience and intemperance. No excuses.)\nHere are two definitions I've just found online:\nobjective (adjective): (of a person or their judgement) not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts.\nsubjective (adjective): based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.\nThere may be some overlap between the ways you and I use these words. But the focus of each of our definitions is different. Yours focus on the nouns 'object' and 'subject' - names for the things you describe - from which you derive the abstract nouns 'objectivity' and 'subjectivity'. So I assume your adjectival derivations are: 'objective' - pertaining to a perceived or unperceived object; and 'subjective' - pertaining to a perceiving subject.\nI'm working with the above dictionary definitions, which don't mention objects or subjects, and are solely adjectival. And I used something like these definitions in my OP. So this may mean we've been talking past each other - and that we need to be more careful. But, given that caution, I want to pursue what the assertions 'morality is objective' and 'morality is subjective' really mean to you.\nBut before I go further, do you have any thoughts about what I've said so far here?\nPost by Peter Holmes \u00bb Thu Jul 12, 2018 3:20 pm\nWhile you're contemplating your answer, perhaps you'll forgive me for pressing on - while my mind is on the issue.\nIf we define 'objective' as 'pertaining to an observed or unobserved object', the question is: what does it mean to say 'morality is objective'? In what way does morality pertain to an observed or unobserved object? And what is that object?\nTo be specific, in what way does the moral assertion slavery is wrong pertain to an object? Or, more simply, in what way is it about an object? And what is that object? The critical question is: is slavery right or wrong? If slavery is objectively right or wrong, there must be something that verifies or falsifies the assertions slavery is right and slavery is wrong.\nThe object can't be slavery itself - that feature of reality about which we can make falsifiable factual assertions. Because if the object of the assertion slavery is wrong were slavery, then the object of the assertion slavery is right would also be slavery. So two morally contradictory assertions would have the same object. And one and the same object - slavery - can't verify contradictory moral assertions. Slavery can't be objectively both right and wrong - morally good and bad.\nSo it seems that the object of the moral assertion slavery is wrong is the wrongness (the immorality) of slavery. It must be the wrongness of slavery that objectively justifies the moral assertion slavery is wrong. But what and where is the wrongness of slavery? After all, if morality is objective, the wrongness of slavery seems to be the object - the evidence - that verifies the truth of the moral assertion slavery is wrong.\nIt seems reasonable to conclude that if the wrongness of slavery is the object that verifies the moral assertion slavery is wrong, the wrongness of slavery must be one of those putative unobserved objects. But what and where is the wrongness of slavery? If it's an unobserved object, how do we know it exists? And we must know it exists, because otherwise we can't know that the moral assertion slavery is wrong is a fact - a true factual assertion. 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        "raw_content": "Reza Merchant\nCEO, The Collective\nReza first his move into the property scene whilst studying at the London School of Economics. Frustrated by the lack of high-quality student accommodation, he decided to tackle this problem by creating my own student lettings agency called Share in the City. Over time, this evolved into The Collective, now among the fastest-growing residential property developers in London.\nReza places great value on entrepreneurship, dedicating time each month to supporting other young entrepreneurs as a mentor with The Prince\u2019s Trust. He also recently set up The Collective Elevator - an investment fund designed to promote and nurture London's young entrepreneurial talent.\nHe strongly believes that life begins at the end of your comfort zone, and achieving your full potential requires you to constantly challenge yourself on a number of different levels. Keeping this at the front of his mind has been instrumental to his success.\nChangemakers Under 30: A Panel Event\nJoin us at The Collective for an event which brings together some of London's successful entrepreneurs under 30.",
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        "raw_content": "It's never great when a people is ruled by outsiders. It wasn't when the British were here and it's no better with mainland masters but there was never any choice in the matter. If you ever interpreted that I thought China ruling HK was a good thing, you have very poor reading skills. The only thing I have said and continue to say is that it's inevitable.\nIt is completely illogical and virtually impossible that HK would take any actions that would affect mainlanders unilaterally.\nThe current policies for tourism in Hong Kong not good. It really is that simple. Criticising them is not un-patriotic or racist.",
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        "raw_content": "You are wrong . There is no connection between this libel case and Duterte.\nPossibly but there was no link between Ai Wei Wei's political dissent and dodging tax. I suspect many journalists think there is a link.",
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        "raw_content": "German wines are somewhat ignored in the UK, which is a shame. The country\u2019s vineyards are amazing, and a wine tasting will be memorable experience on any holiday schedule.\nDrinking wine means socialising, too\nSteep vineyards on the Moselle\nTypical house in Neustadt on the German Wine Route\nIt\u2019s one of those enduring clich\u00e9s about Germany that is refusing to die in the UK: that German wine equals Liebfrauenmilch \u2013 usually mentioned with a smile of gentle deprecation. The truth, however, is very far removed from the stereotype, for German wine is one of the country\u2019s success stories, in particular its Riesling varieties, praised by wine experts worldwide.\nSizewise, Germany can, of course, not compare itself with big players such as France. There\u2019s simply not enough of it for worldwide export and the locals like to drink it themselves (apart from Blue Nun, of course). That in itself is enough reason to travel to Germany, particularly during the many wine festivals in summer and early autumn, but there\u2019s also a new generation of young winemakers who are exploring organic wine-making and reinventing traditional grape varieties, giving wine a stylish new look.\nThere are altogether 13 different wine-growing districts. The biggest is the Rheinhessen region in the Rhineland-Palatinate with 26,000 hectares of vine. The smallest is in Saxony with 410 hectares. Other major wine areas are the Palatinate, Baden, Moselle, Franconia, Nahe and the Rheingau.\nGermany\u2019s biggest wine-growing district is synonymous with wine. Almost every village in the region between Alzey, Worms, Mainz and Bingen, is somehow involved with wine. Perfect weather conditions contribute to the quality of grapes here. Apart from Riesling, Silvaner is a traditional grape variety. Rheinhessen is also a good place to try some red wines, with one-third of the whole vineyard area now being covered with red grape varieties.\nYoung vintners are at the forefront of winemaking\nAbove all, what makes Rheinhessen so interesting is the generation of young vintners. One of the big talents is Carolin K\u00fchling-Guillot who runs the K\u00fchling-Guillot estate with her husband and is widely praised for her Pinot Noir. By the way, this is the original home of the (in)famous Liebfrauenmilch, first produced in the 18th century with grapes from the vineyards of the Liebfrauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) in Worms. Meanwhile the Gutzler vineyard has been successful in reintroducing Liebfrauenmilch to the wine lists of some of Germany\u2019s top restaurants.\nThis is a major destination for any wine lover not only because of the biggest wine festival worldwide taking place each year in Bad D\u00fcrkheim but also because of the German Wine Road which meanders from Bockenheim to the French border. Classical grape varieties prevail here, in particular Riesling but also Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris. Renowned traditional wine-growing estates such Dr. B\u00fcrklin-Wolf, Reichsrat v. 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Lots of options to combine wine tasting with hiking or cycling in one of Germany\u2019s most picturesque spots.\nFamous for the pot-bellied bottle type, Bocksbeutel. The M\u00fcller-Thurgau grape variety is mostly grown here and has been updated by young wine-makers. Silvaner white wines are another specialty. Wine-growing is centred around the Baroque town of W\u00fcrzburg, and the Main cycling track is a great way to explore the region from the wine perspective.\nThe insider tip in the south-west, this wine-growing district along the Nahe river has a 2,000 year-old tradition of wine-making. Lots of Riesling, but also Rivaner, Silvaner and Burgundies. The region features spa towns such as Bad Kreuznach or Bad M\u00fcnster am Stein, and there\u2019s a nice wine road and cycling tracks along the Nahe.\nThe Rhine, by turning west near Wiesbaden and then heading north again 30 km later, created a perfect place for the 3,100 hectare Rheingau wine-growing district, famous for its Riesling. 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        "raw_content": "Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency is a disorder characterized by a wide range of severity, with neurological problems in some individuals and no signs or symptoms in others.\nIn people with severe dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency, the disorder becomes apparent in infancy. These affected individuals have neurological problems such as recurrent seizures (epilepsy), intellectual disability, a small head size (microcephaly), increased muscle tone (hypertonia), delayed development of motor skills such as walking, and autistic behaviors that affect communication and social interaction. Other affected individuals are asymptomatic, which means they do not have any signs or symptoms of the condition. Individuals with asymptomatic dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency may be identified only by laboratory testing.\nPeople with dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency, including those who otherwise exhibit no symptoms, are vulnerable to severe, potentially life-threatening toxic reactions to certain drugs called fluoropyrimidines that are used to treat cancer. Common examples of these drugs are 5-fluorouracil and capecitabine. These drugs are not broken down efficiently by people with dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency and build up to toxic levels in the body (fluoropyrimidine toxicity). Severe inflammation and ulceration of the lining of the gastrointestinal tract (mucositis) may occur, which can lead to signs and symptoms including mouth sores, abdominal pain, bleeding, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Fluoropyrimidine toxicity may also lead to low numbers of white blood cells (neutropenia), which increases the risk of infections. It can also be associated with low numbers of platelets in the blood (thrombocytopenia), which impairs blood clotting and may lead to abnormal bleeding (hemorrhage). Redness, swelling, numbness, and peeling of the skin on the palms and soles (hand-foot syndrome); shortness of breath; and hair loss may also occur.\nSevere dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency, with its early-onset neurological symptoms, is a rare disorder. Its prevalence is unknown. However, between 2 and 8 percent of the general population may be vulnerable to toxic reactions to fluoropyrimidine drugs caused by otherwise asymptomatic dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency.\nDihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency is caused by mutations in the DPYD gene. This gene provides instructions for making an enzyme called dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase, which is involved in the breakdown of molecules called uracil and thymine. Uracil and thymine are pyrimidines, which are one type of nucleotide. Nucleotides are building blocks of DNA, its chemical cousin RNA, and molecules such as ATP and GTP that serve as energy sources in the cell.\nMutations in the DPYD gene result in a lack (deficiency) of functional dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase. Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency interferes with the breakdown of uracil and thymine, and results in excess quantities of these molecules in the blood, urine, and the fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord (cerebrospinal fluid). It is unclear how the excess uracil and thymine are related to the specific signs and symptoms of dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency. Mutations that result in the absence (complete deficiency) of dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase generally lead to more severe signs and symptoms than do mutations that lead to a partial deficiency of this enzyme.\nBecause fluoropyrimidine drugs are also broken down by the dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase enzyme, deficiency of this enzyme leads to the drug buildup that causes fluoropyrimidine toxicity.\nLearn more about the gene associated with dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency\nDihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency is inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern, which means both copies of the gene in each cell have mutations. Depending on the severity of these mutations, people with two mutated copies of the DPYD gene in each cell may exhibit the signs and symptoms of this disorder, or they may be generally asymptomatic but at risk for toxic reactions to fluoropyrimidine drugs.\nThe parents of an individual with an autosomal recessive condition each carry one copy of the mutated gene, but they typically do not show signs and symptoms of the condition. However, people with one mutated copy of the DPYD gene in each cell may still experience toxic reactions to fluoropyrimidine drugs.\nGenetic Testing Registry: Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency\nfamilial pyrimidemia\nMalaCards: dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency\nOrphanet: Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency\nAl-Sanna'a NA, Van Kuilenburg AB, Atrak TM, Abdul-Jabbar MA, Van Gennip AH. Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency presenting at birth. J Inherit Metab Dis. 2005;28(5):793-6.\nCaudle KE, Thorn CF, Klein TE, Swen JJ, McLeod HL, Diasio RB, Schwab M. Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium guidelines for dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase genotype and fluoropyrimidine dosing. Clin Pharmacol Ther. 2013 Dec;94(6):640-5. doi: 10.1038/clpt.2013.172. Epub 2013 Aug 29.\nCiccolini J, Gross E, Dahan L, Lacarelle B, Mercier C. Routine dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase testing for anticipating 5-fluorouracil-related severe toxicities: hype or hope? Clin Colorectal Cancer. 2010 Oct;9(4):224-8. doi: 10.3816/CCC.2010.n.033. Review.\nMattison LK, Fourie J, Desmond RA, Modak A, Saif MW, Diasio RB. Increased prevalence of dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency in African-Americans compared with Caucasians. Clin Cancer Res. 2006 Sep 15;12(18):5491-5.\nSaif MW, Mattison L, Carollo T, Ezzeldin H, Diasio RB. Dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase deficiency in an Indian population. Cancer Chemother Pharmacol. 2006 Sep;58(3):396-401. 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Today, Dr. Molday continues to work on critical preclinical studies with hope that they will enable gene therapies for other retinal degenerative diseases such as Stargardt disease.\n\u201cThis represents the culmination of an incredible amount of research,\u201d says Orson Moritz, an Associate Professor who was a student of Dr. Molday in the 1990s. \u201cIt illustrates that everything we had been working toward is ultimately possible, and all of those previous steps \u2013 identifying genes, determining their function, developing gene therapies, testing in animal models, and finally developing human therapies \u2013 were worthwhile.\u201d\nDr. Moritz received his first new investigator fellowship from the Foundation Fighting Blindness when he launched his own lab at UBC in 2003. With ongoing support, he went on to explore the mechanisms of secondary cone degeneration and regeneration in retinitis pigmentosa. Bolstered by another grant from the Foundation Fighting Blindness, Dr. Moritz is currently investigating a synthetic compound called valproic acid as therapy for this inherited, degenerative eye disease.\nOver the decades, the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences has grown to include more than 20 clinician-scientists with collaborators across UBC and internationally, all dedicated to advancing knowledge and applying new discoveries for the improvement of eye care.\nToday, the Foundation Fighting Blindness continues to provide support for the research of Dr. Moritz and other UBC scientists who are investigating novel approaches to prevent and treat blindness.\nFor example, Assistant Professor Mahyar Etminan demonstrated a statistical connection between oral fluoroquinolones (a type of antibiotic) and retinal detachment, informing a recent recommendation by Health Canada to change the warning label for these medications, widely used to treat bacterial infections.\nProfessor Kevin Gregory-Evans, the Julia Levy BC Leadership Chair in Macular Research, has received several grants from the Foundation Fighting Blindness to investigate new molecular approaches to treating common retinal diseases.\nAlso with the foundation\u2019s support, Professor Cheryl Gregory-Evans is developing a drug administered by eye drop, Ataluren, to preserve sight by fixing genetic mutations that cause certain inherited eye disorders. 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        "raw_content": "Don't Support Illicit Christmas Light Cartels\nFiled to: You've been warnedFiled to: You've been warned\ncounterfeit Christmas lights\nThe next time some tough guy on the street tries to pressure you into buying cheap Christmas bulbs JUST SAY NO! Apparently, the market for counterfeit holiday decorations is increasing at an alarming pace\u2014and these lights can pose serious safety hazards. They may try and sucker you in by saying things like \"this is the real deal\" and \"come on man, don't you want your house to look like the Grizwold's for only $5?\" But be warned\u2014this lifestyle isn't \"cool\" or \"glamorous.\" Do you want a nasty shock or a tree fire? Well do ya? Hell no you don't. So, watch out for \"surprisingly low prices, unusual labeling or certification marks and a lack of sales tax on a receipt since counterfeiters generally don't report their sales. Consumers should also be aware of street vendors and unauthorized dealers.\" If this message scared only one of you straight, then I (and the National Electrical Contractors Association) have done our job.\nCounterfeit Christmas Lights Pose Safety Hazard for Consumers Decorations with Fake UL Labels Among Growing Range of Counterfeit Electrical Products BETHESDA, Md., November 11, 2008 \u2014 Counterfeit Christmas lights\u2014including those with fake Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) labels\u2014pose a threat to consumers for their potential inability to meet electrical safety and fire codes. The traditional holiday decorations are part of the rapidly growing crime of counterfeit electrical products in the United States\u201490+ percent of which are imported from China. Now reaching epic proportions in a $130 billion industry, counterfeiting is a crime that threatens the lives and safety of all U.S. citizens and electrical workers. \"Underwriters Laboratories Inc., like many other Intellectual Property Rights and Trademark owners, has seen a dramatic increase in the amount of counterfeited products and trademark labels on those products in the past, several years,\" said panel participant Robert Crane, lead enforcement manager, Anti-Counterfeiting Operations, UL, Chapel Hill, N.C. \"For several decades, UL has integrated security features in many of its labels.\" Crane participated in the opening panel discussion last month in Chicago as part of the new Anti-Counterfeit Products Initiative hosted by the NECA-published Electrical Contractor magazine, Bethesda, Md., and The Electrical Distributor (TED) magazine, published by the National Association of Electrical Distributors (NAED), St. Louis. The joint industry initiative is endorsed by NAED, NECA and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). Crane said that more recently, holographic labels were developed to further thwart the piracy of UL labels with the first holograms introduced in 1993 for decorative lighting strings and outfits. Since the holograms were so successful, said Crane, in 1996 additional categories for products manufactured in China also required holographic labels. This year, he said more requirements have been implemented regarding the use of holograms along with a newer hologram technology including the newest gold holograms. A few warning signals for counterfeit lighting include surprisingly low prices, unusual labeling or certification marks and a lack of sales tax on a receipt since counterfeiters generally don't report their sales. Consumers should also be aware of street vendors and unauthorized dealers. ### Published by the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), Bethesda, Md., Electrical Contractor magazine delivers 85,300+ electrical contractors and more than 68,000 electrical contracting locations, more than any other industry publication.",
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        "raw_content": "This Insane Pinball Machine is Made Only from K'Nex\nEverybody wants a pinball machine of their own, but the problem is that those suckers tend to be pretty expensive. There's a way around that though, if you're determined enough; build your own out of K'Nex. The results can be pretty awesome.\nThis particular K'Nex pinball machine was built by instructables user Alocke, and the impressiveness of it lies not so much in the board itself, but the crazy lifts that ferry the balls around should they wind up in one of the machines several holes. It's definitely one of the coolest K'Nex pinball machines I've ever seen, and I'd love to get a chance to play with it. Not enough to bother trying to build one myself though. [Instructables]",
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        "raw_content": "When it comes to double glazing installation in Highbury, N5 area, we offer a round the clock installation service and no call out fees for repairs or replacements.\nDouble Glazing Installers in Highbury, N5\nWhen it comes to double glazing installation in Highbury, N5 and the surrounding area, there is one single point of contact for both homeowners and workplaces.\nHow to find the best double-glazing installation services Highbury, N5\nGlaziers Highbury offers a round the clock service and no call out fees for repairs, replacements or installation services.\nNot least as you will be dealing with double glazing installers who are pleased to provide genuine and insightful advice on the best and most cost-effective options for your Highbury, N5 property.\nDouble glazing units installed in Highbury, N5 properties will benefit from our high standards of craftsmanship and engineering, plus the latest technology and quality materials.\nHigh quality, low cost double glazing installers Highbury, N5\nAll our double-glazing unit installation in Highbury, N5 properties will result in windows and doors that not only look good, but also stand the test of time and provide reliable security and usability.\nThis is because the team at Glaziers Highbury is part of the Highbury, N5 community, and cares about its reputation and local partnerships.\nIf you want versatile, professional and affordable double glazing installers in Highbury, N5, for all types of properties, use our instant quote system or give us a call.\nGlass kind and thickness can fluctuate greatly, as can the genuine general thickness of the unit Highbury, N5. 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        "raw_content": "By Frances Valentine June 19, 2018 Standards & Policies\nGlobal Animal Partnership\u2019s formula for creating practical animal welfare standards\nIf you are a livestock manager, rancher or farmer and thinking about joining the Global Animal Partnership Program, one of the first things you will probably do is read the Standards to see what they are about and where your farm might fit. But who is involved in creating these animal welfare standards in the first place, and are farmers part of this process?\nThe simple answer is yes. The GAP Farm Team has a rigorous process for setting standards \u2013 one that involves input from lots of experts \u2013 including farmers \u2013 to make sure we have clear, transparent and practical standards. At each stage of our process, we ask the farming community for feedback, and together with input from animal scientists, veterinarians, nutritionists and our other stakeholders, the result is a set of standards that blends the best scientific and practical knowledge currently available.\nHere\u2019s our formula for putting together practical animal welfare standards:\nResearch & Development: Our Farm Team starts drafting a preliminary outline. We consult with farmers, scientists and our certifiers for initial input, as well as review the latest research and industry developments.\nReview: The Farm Team then drafts the standard and goes back to the farmers, scientists and certifiers for their preliminary thoughts on what works, what will be a challenge, and what might benefit from further clarification.\nOn-Farm Testing: Next we take the standards and test them in-the-field. We work with several different farm groups, located in different parts of the country, to gather more information about how the standard will work in reality. Our Farm Team visits a number of farms and ranches to \u2018test\u2019 the standard out in a true farm setting.\nPublic Comment: The Farm Team then posts the standard for public comment on our website, soliciting feedback from the wider farming community as well as retailers, food service, animal advocacy groups, scientists, veterinarians and other experts.\nRevision: After the on-farm testing and public comment period, the Farm Team reviews and addresses the concerns that were raised during that process and complete a final draft standard.\nApproval: The Farm Team presents the final draft standard to the GAP Board of Directors for review and approval. Once approved by the Board, the standard is posted on our website and is ready to be used.\nWe use this same process for a new standard as for revising and updating an existing standard. Updates are not only posted on our website once approved, but GAP also distributes updates to all farmers and ranchers that are currently certified.\nAs you can tell, lots of factors are considered as GAP develops a set of animal welfare standards and it takes time. Creating a good set of standards means a lot of drafts, testing and communication to get it right, but we can\u2019t do that without the invaluable insights of our farmers and ranchers. Remember, when standards are posted for public comment on our website, be sure to give us your input, we want to hear from you!",
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        "raw_content": "Demand for Professional Translation \u2013 Market Size\nMany Good Reasons to Invest in Professional Translators\nThe translation industry has performed well in the past five years. In the U.S., its growth and popularity are attributed to globalization, which has prompted companies to take their products overseas, and to the large influx of non-native English speakers who have moved to the country. On a global scale, the demand for translation services has sharply risen. An analysis of the translation industry based on past statistics, future speculations, and projections reveals that demand for professional translation services is high, and the future of the sector is promising.\nProfessional Translation Demand\nIn 2015, the market size of the global outsourced language services industry reached $38 billion and it is projected that the figure will rise to $47 billion, by the year 2018. According to Common Sense Advisory, the demand for language services continues, and is growing at an annual rate of 6.5%. This supports that the demand for the services offered by language services companies and translation agencies is high.\nThe demand for the translation of documents to languages such as English, Italian, German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese is quite high.Translation to and from common Asian languages such as Korean, Japanese, and Chinese is also in high demand, followed by Russian and Turkish. However, as much as the demand for the translation of some languages is higher than others, translation agencies can be diverse and flexible, meaning that they can offer services for clients that need content to be translated in almost any language from Afrikaans to Zulu!\nProfessional Translation and its Benefits\nSeveral industries in the world have contributed to the immense growth of the translation industry, in particular the technology and healthcare sectors. A compilation of data from the field reveals that the services are in high demand in some industries over others. The results vary widely depending on multiple factors, especially when it comes to different regions, countries and places. Some of the industries that rely on translation the most, including legal, medical, software localization, tourism and travel, financial and banking, insurance, automotive and manufacturing, have resulted in an increase of enrollment in foreign language programs at educational institutions.\nEffective Global Communication\nMoreover, most of the industries that deal with immensely valuable stakeholders, often have a need to communicate with them in multiple languages. As a result, in order for a business to succeed worldwide, it is necessary to ensure that communication is effective globally. Governments are also big clients that rely on the services of the translation industry, due to the need to ensure that they communicate effectively with their diverse populations and the rest of the world, as well as monitoring foreign communications for intelligence and internal security purposes. That means working with the best US translation company to receive a higher quality translation. A professional translating company, will help bridge language barriers through services such as document translation and can provide fast translation with more accuracy. Additionally, they can promote a positive and conducive relationship with the intended audience.\nSuch a realization of the need for proper translation, has led to an increase in the demand for translation agencies that are able to offer content localization, which involves creating content in the native language of customers (a critical factor, which helps to engage the audience). Common Sense Advisory estimated that around 60% of consumers globally, prioritize getting information in their own language, over the price when it comes to making purchase decisions.\nTranslation Market Analysis\nMany companies that have invested in translation have benefited from a growth in total revenue, and in the case of Fortune 500 companies, the ones that expand their translation budgets are roughly 1.5 times more likely to realize an increase in the total revenue, when compared to their counterparts. What is clear from an economic point of view is that translation contributes to a greater international visibility, which in turn leads to greater revenue. A thorough evaluation of the business landscape reveals that an organization that invests in translation and localization has a good chance of yielding high returns and staying ahead of its competition, explaining the continued demand growth in the translation industry, despite slowing economies worldwide!\nPrev:Professional Translators Still Have a Role in Emergency Planning\nNext:Understanding Chinese Voice Over and Subtitling",
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        "raw_content": "The Gloucester County Planning Department is committed to assisting the County in realizing its long-range planning goals and visions through a cooperative partnership with the community. We aspire to help people achieve their subdivision and development goals consistent with the community's directives as set forth by the Gloucester County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors.\nPlanning & Zoning's Role\nThe Department of Planning and Zoning is separated into the Planning Division and Zoning Division. Departmental staff also serves as staff to the County's Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals. In addition, the Department of Planning and Zoning provides input on other areas, such as floodplain management, capital improvements, and recreational planning.\nStaff is working on a comprehensive update of the County\u2019s Zoning Ordinance...\tRead on...\nNotify Me allows you to subscribe to an unlimited number of email lists...\tRead on...\n6489 Main Street Office Building 2 Gloucester VA 23061",
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        "raw_content": "The medical cannabis oils are extracts from the main plant and when being used to treat and control any medical condition, they can be ingested instead of smoking. This helps in preserving the medical compound hence delivering the needed product to the right place through the digestive system. Using these oils have become a great part in people's medical treatment. This is due to the advantages they have like using the oils to kill and eliminate cancer cells eliminates the chances of going through strenuous chemotherapy procedure. They also help a great deal in eliminating serious diseases that might be fatal to someone if not taken care of. They are a lot of scientific evidence supporting the use of medical cannabis oils and every day scientists are working into making the products more and more known.\nCannabis has been a debated subject for a long time now and as the years go by many more benefits are coming out of the plant than it had been initially expected. Learn more about the cannabis plant from this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis\nThough some people are usually a bit skeptical when it comes to using any product of the plant, scientific research is proving how important cannabis really is. Cannabis products like medical cannabis oils use becoming a great product when it comes to treating complicated medical conditions that the normal pharmaceuticals have been unable to find treatment for. Some of those medical conditions being controlled and treated by the medical cannabis oils are rare epileptic conditions like infantile spasms, cortical dysplasia, Dravet syndrome, Douse syndrome and many more.\nThose conditions are known to cause severe damages in the human body like uncontrolled seizures and development impairing. Due to the complexity of these conditions and the lack of help from pharmaceutical products, many people are being advised to use medical cannabis oils. The products are proving to be safe for use, efficient and effective in dealing with these conditions. In order for one to understand the products better, one need to do a lot of research and gain a lot of information for them to be sure when using the products. Some of these oils are usually non-psychoactive and have been proven to be more beneficial than the regular medicine. There are different types of medical cannabis oils like the high-CBD that is known for its non-psychoactive ability, the high-THC oil and even the Cannabidiol oil.\nAll these oils contain properties like anticancer, anti-bacterial properties, anti- ischemic, antispasmodic and many more. Although this is from one plant, they are usually more efficient and less cumbersome compared to regular pharmaceuticals that require one to go through a lot of procedures and medication to get these conditions controlled. You can get great medical cannabis products from Quantum 9.",
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        "raw_content": "Soccer Season has Begun\nThe second half of the boys soccer game; Pelahatchie team waits for the other team to kick the ball.\nPelahatchie High school facebook page\nSoccer has kicked off and girls soccer team has already earned their first win. The boys soccer team ended with a tie.\nThe first soccer games took place at 127 Pleasant Street in Brandon on November 1. The girls team started at 5:30pm and the boys team started around 7:00 pm. Originally the soccer games were planned to be played at home; however, due to Pelahatchie football playoffs, the field was reserved for that Friday night game.\nEver since the first practice on October the 15 both soccer teams have been preparing for their games. Girls team practice on \u201cA\u201d days after school and the boys practice on \u201cB\u201d days after school.\nThe practices typically last an hour and a half depending on how well the teams practice. During the practices the girls and boys learn skill work such as aiming for the goal, dribbling, and getting up and down the field. This helps them during the game when the other team isn\u2019t as fast or strong.\nCurrent soccer athlete Jacey Cooper was asked \u201cwhy do you enjoy playing soccer\u201d and she responded with, \u201cIt gives me the opportunity to play with my friends.\u201d\nAt the girls soccer game Coach Creel, the head coach stated that he didn\u2019t want to focus on so much on scoring but more on ball handling and playing as a team. \u201cWorking on skilling like that will prepare us for more advance teams like Saint Joe and Saint Andrews.\u201d\nThis season both teams have 19 games; however, one of the girls games are only for jv players.\nBoth teams are looking forward for a successful year, so make sure to come out and support our chiefs.",
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        "raw_content": "What\u2019s the true test of a leader\u2019s worth? At HBR, we believe it\u2019s the results he or she produces over the long run. To see who measured up, we analyzed the performance of the CEOs in the S&P Global 1200 over their entire tenures and ranked them from best to worst. In this issue, we reveal who made the top 100.\nIn our analysis, we tracked the shareholder returns each CEO generated, starting from day one on the job, along with the change in each company\u2019s market capitalization. We adjusted the returns for each industry and country, to offset any increase that was attributable merely to being in a hot market. Then, to account for the many aspects of leadership beyond financial success, we incorporated a measure of environmental, social, and governance performance. For this we relied on the ratings of the investment research firm Sustainalytics.\nOur view is that, in an era of big data and greater transparency, consumers and investors want to understand a company\u2019s culture and values, not just its share price. And as the number one CEO on this year\u2019s list, Novo Nordisk\u2019s Lars S\u00f8rensen, points out, the two are inextricably linked. \u201cIn the long term, social and environmental issues become financial issues,\u201d he says.\nIn an interview with HBR\u2019s editors, the low-key S\u00f8rensen shares his thoughts on counterintuitive strategy, connecting with employees, and managing for a triple bottom line.\nThe world\u2019s top-performing CEO isn\u2019t a household name. In fact, Lars Rebien S\u00f8rensen doesn\u2019t even look like a big-time global executive. We recently traveled to the quiet town of Ridgefield, Connecticut, to meet with the CEO of the Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk at his lakefront summer home. He met us in shorts, sandals, and a polo shirt, dressed for a bike ride later that day.\nSOURCE \u201cThe Best-Performing CEOs in the World\u201d \u00a9 HBR.ORG\nDownload the Data Behind the Rankings\nHow did this mild-mannered, bespectacled executive land in the #1 spot on our list? It\u2019s partly due to his company\u2019s (darkly) fortuitous decision years ago to focus almost exclusively on diabetes treatment. The runaway global growth of the disease has driven up the company\u2019s sales and stock price.\nBut his standing also reflects Novo Nordisk\u2019s deep engagement with social and environmental issues, which now factor in to our calculations. \u201cCorporate social responsibility is nothing but maximizing the value of your company over a long period,\u201d says S\u00f8rensen, who has been with the company for 33 years. \u201cIn the long term, social and environmental issues become financial issues.\u201d\nNovo Nordisk CEO Lars S\u00f8rensen on What Propelled Him to the Top\nAdi Ignatius and Daniel McGinn\nAnd why he doesn\u2019t believe in CEO rankings.\nHBR\u2019s ranking of CEOs is meant to be a measure of enduring success. We track and analyze each CEO\u2019s performance starting from day one of his or her tenure. Our goal is to create a list that gets beyond the most recent quarterly or even annual results and truly evaluates long-term performance.\nIn the past, our ranking was based exclusively on hard stock market numbers. We looked at total shareholder return, as well as the change in each company\u2019s market capitalization.\nWe liked the fact that the ranking was based solidly on data and not on reputation or anecdote. Yet it also felt incomplete, because it failed to account for the many aspects of leadership that go beyond mere market performance.\nAnd so this year we\u2019ve tweaked things. We\u2019ve added to the mix a measurement of each company\u2019s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance. For this we relied on the calculations of the investment research firm Sustainalytics. We now weight long-term financial results at 80% and ESG performance at 20%.\nWe\u2019ve also changed our methodology to include CEOs who took the reins before 1995. In the past we had excluded those executives because data for one of our metrics\u2014industry-adjusted returns\u2014wasn\u2019t available that far back. For this year\u2019s list, we\u2019ve analyzed the performance of those CEOs as well, using the returns generated from 1995 onward.\nAs a result of these shifts, the 2015 list is very different from last year\u2019s. On the purely financial metrics, Amazon\u2019s Jeff Bezos leads all other CEOs\u2014just as he did last year. But Amazon\u2019s relatively poor ESG score drags Bezos down to #87 overall. S\u00f8rensen finished sixth in overall financial performance; that, combined with a relatively high ESG rating, earned him this year\u2019s top slot.\nWhere\u2019s Warren Buffett?\nWhy does Novo Nordisk score so high on ESG? According to Sustainalytics, the company benefits from, among other things, its decision to offer insulin at a steep discount to consumers in developing countries; its transparent and limited political lobbying practices; and its responsible policy on animal testing.\nThe decision to add CEOs who began prior to 1995 also shook up our ranking. About one-quarter of this year\u2019s top 100 started the job before then, meaning they all are new to the list.\nOf course, when you produce a list like this, there\u2019s a risk that events will overtake things. For instance, Volkswagen\u2019s Martin Winterkorn is #20 in this year\u2019s ranking. Shortly before press time, he resigned, taking the fall for the VW\u2019s emissions-cheating scandal. Sustainalytics has since downgraded the company\u2019s ESG score.\nAt HBR we continue to experiment with the perfect measure of a CEO\u2019s worth, and we look forward to getting our readers\u2019 input. Are we right to include these critical, but less easily quantifiable, measures? Are there further ways of fully evaluating companies and their CEOs?\nWho had the best unadjusted financial performance?\nOur view is that, in an era of big data and greater transparency, consumers and investors increasingly want to understand a company\u2019s culture and values. They want to analyze its social behavior, not just its share price. These new measurements will only get better over time.\nAs for S\u00f8rensen, he\u2019s happy to be scored in all aspects of the job. In fact, he dismisses the purists who argue that \u201cthe business of business is business.\u201d As S\u00f8rensen puts it, \u201cI would change that to say the business of business is business\u2014but with a long-term perspective.\u201d And in that calculation, social and environmental issues are critical. \u2014Adi Ignatius\nHow We Calculated the Ranking\nTo compile our list of the world\u2019s best-performing CEOs, we began with the companies that at the end of 2014 were in the S&P Global 1200, an index that comprises 70% of the world\u2019s stock market capitalization and includes firms in North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Australia. We identified each company\u2019s CEO as of April 30, 2015. To make sure we had a sufficient track record to evaluate, we excluded people who had been in the job for less than two years; we also excluded any executive who had been arrested or convicted of a crime. All told, we ended up with 907 CEOs from 896 companies. (Several companies had co-CEOs.) Those executives represented 46 nationalities and ran enterprises based in 30 countries.\nOur research team, which was headed by Nana von Bernuth and Hyunwoo Park and assisted by coders Christina von Plate and Phachareeya Ratchada, gathered daily financial data for each company from Datastream and Worldscope, from the CEO\u2019s first day on the job until April 30, 2015. (For CEOs who took office before 1995, we calculated returns using a start date of January 1, 1995, because industry-adjusted returns prior to then were unavailable.) For each CEO\u2019s tenure, the researchers calculated three metrics: the country-adjusted total shareholder return (including dividends reinvested), which offsets any increase in return that\u2019s attributable merely to an improvement in the local stock market; the industry-adjusted total shareholder return (including dividends reinvested), which offsets any increase that results from rising fortunes in the overall industry; and change in market capitalization (adjusted for dividends, share issues, and share repurchases), measured in inflation-adjusted U.S. dollars.\nWe then ranked each CEO\u2014from 1 (best) to 907 (worst)\u2014for each financial metric and averaged the three rankings to obtain the CEO\u2019s overall financial rank. Incorporating three metrics is a balanced and robust approach: While country-adjusted and industry-adjusted returns risk being skewed toward smaller companies (it\u2019s easier to get large returns if you start from a small base), the change in market capitalization is skewed toward larger companies.\nTo measure CEOs\u2019 performance on nonfinancial issues, HBR consulted with Sustainalytics, a leading provider of environmental, social, and governance research and analytics. Sustainalytics, which works primarily with financial institutions and asset managers, rates firms\u2019 ESG performance on a scale from 0 to 100. Using the Sustainalytics data, we ordered the 907 CEOs from best to worst ESG scores to arrive at their ESG ranking.\nTo calculate the final ranking, we combined the overall financial ranking (weighted at 80%) and the ESG ranking (weighted at 20%).\nHBR\u2019s list of best-performing CEOs was conceived by Morten T. Hansen, Herminia Ibarra, and Urs Peyer. Previous rankings were published in our January\u2013February 2010, January\u2013February 2013, and November 2014 issues, but the methodology has been updated for the 2015 list.\nCorrection: The \u201cchairman\u201d label in each CEO\u2019s listing should have read \u201cCEO/chairman split\u201d\u2014to indicate that the two roles were divided at the company. We have revised the list accordingly, while also updating the relevant information for Huateng \u201cPony\u201d Ma, Richard Fairbank, Jef Colruyt, and W. Galen Weston. We regret the errors.\nA version of this article appeared in the November 2015 issue (pp.49\u201359) of Harvard Business Review.",
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        "raw_content": "| Resilience | Spirituality |\nMost people would agree that practicing meditation is good for you. It helps to reduce stress and anxiety, builds focus and concentration, and improves creative thinking. But how does practicing meditation physiologically changewhat\u2019s going on inside of you, impacting your emotional, spiritual, and mental wellbeing? Take a look at what the recent studies are showing. Habitual meditation\u2026\nshrinks the amydala (controls our reaction to fear)\nthickens the prefrontal cortex (the thinking and reasoning part of our brain)\nenlarges the hippocampus (controls our memory, providing context for our emotional respsonses)\nstrengthens the posterior cingulate cortex (associated with creativity, self reflection and self-awareness)\nbuilds the temporo-parietal junction (manages our ability to be empathetic and emotionally intelligent)\nboosts our immune systems\nhelps us handle pain\nimproves our sleep\n\u201cIt did to my mind what going to the gym did to my body -- it made it both stronger and more flexible,\" said Dr. Hedy Kober, a neuroscientist who who studies the effects of mindfulness meditation, which she has practiced for 10 years, at her lab at Yale University. (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/30/meditation-health-benefits_n_3178731.html)\nAs an aid worker, you operate with abnormal levels of challenge which can drain your resources over time. Many of the benefits associated with meditation can help you build up these internal resources and stay resilient in your work. Knowing that meditation can reverse some of the negative effects of stress and trauma on our brains gives us yet another compelling reason to make meditation a routine part of our resilience plan.\nSources for this blog post:\nhttp://p.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/dec/5/marines-expanding-use-of-meditation-training/?page=all\nhttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/30/meditation-health-benefits_n_3178731.html\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8rRzTtP7Tc",
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        "raw_content": "Book now Book 10:45am 12:00pm 12:30pm Only 3 Left Later Later More\nVictoria Street Medical Group\nVictoria Street Brunswick 318 Victoria Street, Brunswick, VIC 3056\nTomorrow 9:20am 9:40am 9:50am 10:00am 10:10am 10:20am 10:40am 10:50am 11:10am 11:20am 11:30am 11:40am 11:50am 12:00pm 12:10pm 12:20pm 12:30pm 12:40pm 12:50pm Later Later More\nMedical Services for Hotels\nCollins Street Melbourne Collins Place Professional Suites Suite 12, Ground Floor / 45 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000\nFeb 27 9:30am 11:00am 11:30am Only 3 Left Later Later More",
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        "raw_content": "Creatine Vs. Nitro Tech\nRelacore Extra Ingredients\nThe Best OTC Weight-Loss Supplements\nBy Craig Smith ; Updated July 18, 2017\nAs modern lives become increasingly fast-paced, people are turning to remedies other than calorie restriction and exercise to lose weight. Wide varieties of over-the-counter weight-loss aids can be found at local grocers, pharmacies and health-food stores. Folks who are seeking weight-loss assistance through supplementation should find products that are confirmed not to cause adverse side effects.\nConjugated linoleic acid is a mixture found naturally in meats and cheeses. According to the Mayo Clinic, \u201cCLA appears to reduce a person's body fat while increasing muscle mass.\u201d Additional research is needed to determine the safety of CLA and recommended amounts, especially in people with existing medical conditions. It is advisable to speak with a doctor before beginning CLA use.\nChromium picolinate plays a vital role in a number of the body\u2019s metabolic activities. The Mayo Clinic reports, \u201cChromium supplementation is found to be likely safe, which is the clinic\u2019s top classification for safety of over-the-counter supplement use.\u201d Chromium is claimed to decrease appetite and elevate metabolic rate while aiding in lean tissue growth; however, insufficient evidence is available to back these claims.\nGreen tea extract possesses a rich history of widespread use with benefits including heart health and diuretic effects. The University of Maryland Medical Center says, \u201cOver-the-counter green tea supplements may assist weight loss in moderately overweight or obese individuals.\u201d According to the UMMC, \u201cPowerful antioxidants known as catechins are responsible for weight-loss effects.\u201d Research also finds that the caffeine in green tea could possibly play a role in weight loss.\n5-hydroxytryptophan, or 5-HTP, derives from the amino acid tryptophan, which converts into a chemical called serotonin. The University of Maryland Medical Center says, \u201cIncreased serotonin levels in the brain can reduce sugar and food cravings.\u201d Since 5-HTP is not found in foods, supplementation is necessary to control hunger and assist in weight-loss struggles.\nIt is imperative to speak with a medical professional before taking any weight-loss supplement. Factors including existing medical conditions and medical history will be taken into account to ensure safety. Notify a doctor immediately if you experience any side effects.\nMayo Clinic: Over-the-Counter Weight-Loss Pills\nUniversity of Maryland Medical Center: 5-Hydroxytryptophan\nCraig Smith covers weight loss and exercise programming for various online publications. He has been a personal trainer certified through the American Council on Exercise since 2001. Smith also holds a diploma in exercise physiology and kinesiology from the National Personal Training Institute.\nTop Ten Selling Diet Pills\nIngredients of Original Ripped Fuel\n5 Htp & Side Effects\nSupplements That Decrease Appetite\nProducts That Help Get Rid of Belly Fat",
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        "raw_content": "It would be highly remiss of me if I were not to make note of the mathematical importance of tomorrow (and not ignoring that today, 3/13, is the second of three such Fridays this year). At 9:26:53 tomorrow, you should pause for just a brief moment and note that it is International Pi Day (\u03a0 = 3.141592653).\nFurther Thoughts On Academic Freedom\nAs noted in the title, the purpose of this piece is to offer some additional thoughts on the idea of academic freedom. This was prompted by a recent piece on the Retraction Watch blog, \u201cYes, we are seeing more attacks on academic freedom: guest post by historian of science and medicine\u201d\nBut this requires a few thoughts about the nature of education in this country first. There is, in my own mind at least, a subtle attack being played on the educational system in this country. It is a subtle attack because, as so many attacks do, it is cleverly disguised as reform and improvement. Now, this is not going to be a diatribe or rant about Common Core because 1) I happened to believe that there is a common set of information everyone should have and 2) my disagreement with the Common Core Curriculum is with its implementation and not its content.\nI think that most parents have problems with it because they don\u2019t understand what\u2019s going on and they do not want to take the time to visit with their children\u2019s teachers and find out what they, the parents, need to do. In one sense, that\u2019s nothing new; for the most part, parents have never really been involved in the children\u2019s learning process, other than to complain when their children are failing educationally and then it is all the teacher\u2019s fault. I suppose I could go with this topic but I will save it for another time.\nThe second problem is that Common Core is trying (or at least I think it is trying) to bring back certain aspects of the learning process that have been kicked out, namely the process of thinking and analyzing. It is one thing to remember information; it is an entirely different thing to think about the information and analyze what it means and what one can do with it.\nI have said this before and I will say it again. If all we do is teach our children how to answer the questions on a test, they will be unable to solve the problems that haven\u2019t arisen yet. But if we teach our children how to think and analyze, then no problem is unsolvable.\nSecond, the purpose of teaching should never be to prepare a student for the next year of study (though that has to be the dominant thought in the early years of education). One must teach the skills necessary for a student to learn on their own and to continue learning after formal education is completed. Right now, it appears that we are doing quite well in the first area but doing very little in the second.\nAnd I am coming to believe that there is a cadre of individuals who would rather our children be an army of mindless robots, unable to question authority, so as to insure that they remain in power and have the ability to name their successors. I cannot help but think that this cadre of individuals would much rather return to the days of royalty and the divine-right of kings with the ability to choose who shall lead this country instead of accepting the ideas and ideals that made this country.\nThere are many aspects to the idea of academic freedom. I will accept the notion that, having been educated in how to teach chemistry as well as the actual field of chemistry, I should be given the freedom to teach it in a way that helps my students learn the material that is designated by the curriculum and prepares them for future learning.\nAnd I will admit I have received in the years that I taught at the high school and college level much grief when I wouldn\u2019t teach the answers on the test.\nNow, as I pointed out in \u201cContinuing Thoughts On Academic Freedom\u201d, academic freedom, it can also mean allowing thoughts which you may not accept to be presented. But one has to understand the difference between an academic discussion of an idea and the presentation of information on what is essentially a \u201cmy way or the highway\u201d approach.\nWhat I think bothers to many people is that the purpose of education is to provide the skills necessary for the development of free thinking. And free thinking, while not always the greatest, is the greatest single challenge to totalitarianism one could ever imagine. For me, it would be a violation of my own academic freedom for any group to dictate what I can say in the classroom (and perhaps, also in the pulpit).\nFor me, the greatest attack on academic freedom has to be in the area of thought about the creation of this universe, this solar system, and the life on this particular planet.\nAs a lay speaker, my focus is on the Gospel and its application to life. As such, I very seldom find the opportunity to introduce science ideas. Having said that, having a science background helps to critically analyze the Scripture readings. In doing so, it makes it easier to show the truth of the Gospels.\nNow, it might be different in the chemistry classroom. At the beginning of an introductory chemistry course, I spend some time with theory development. There are opportunities to suggest the difference between science and faith. But when one teaches in a public school, one has to be very careful not to emphasize one over the other.\nA few years ago we were discussing 1/2-lives. For some of my students, this presented a quandary. As conservative Jews, the implications of this idea created a problem with their religion and its view of the world. Now, because these particular students were going into emergency medical response professions, this was, for me, not a problem. These students knew how to work the problems they would encounter and this would allow them to pass the course. In after class discussions, I pointed out that they had to resolve the problem created by the two situations.\nI don\u2019t think it is my job to challenge a student\u2019s faith but I have to suggest ways to resolve the conflicts they are likely to encounter between science and their faith.\nI think that at one time I had been required to memorize the poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, \u201cThe Charge Of The Light Brigade.\u201d But I have probably forgotten most of it. But I do remember some verses of it, most notably, \u201cTheirs not to make reply, theirs not to reason why, theirs but to do and die.\u201d If that is all that our education system will do, we have a problem.\nPosted in Blogroll, Chemistry, Church issues, Ethics, Evolution Weekend, Politics, Technology\t| 1 Reply\nSouthernisms: Knee High to a Grasshopper\nFor those who come to my blog, Micah is a southern-style evangelist and that happens to be a good thing. While he writes about things Southerns say, this is more about what we all should do. Good job, Micah!\nprogressiveredneckpreacher\nI\u2019m watching my nephew this weekend, which reminded me to post this goody from last year.\nSouthernisms: Knee High to aGrasshopper\nWe regularly do a hashtag game centered around a southernism. A southernism is either a southern phrase or a cultural tradition in the south. We invite people to think of an example of that phrase, practice, or institution connected to our weekly theme and write it out with a hashtag attached to it.\nOur most recent Southernism is \u201cknee-high to a grasshopper\u201d, a description often used to describe little children. Many a time I remember seeing an aunt or uncle, or family friend who I could not remember tell stories about me as a wee thing, saying, \u201cI ain\u2019t seen you since you was knee-high to a grasshopper\u201d.\nAccording to http://www.allaboutstuff.com/Critters/Knee_High_to_a_Grasshopper.asp this phrase is at least 200 years old, since we find a form of it\u2026\nI don\u2019t know about you but up here in New York there is a lot of discussion about \u201cfracking\u201d and how this will increase our supplies of crude oil and reduce our need for foreign supplies. But along side this discussion is also a discussion about how this process is not very environmentally friendly and, as a secondary topic, how we need to be looking for alternative energy resources instead of continuing our reliance on fossil fuels.\nSo what is \u201cfracking\u201d? The proper name for this procedure is hydraulic fracturing and it is a technique for increasing the flow of crude oil out of bedrock. It and variants on the technique have been around probably since we first started drilling for oil.\nTo explain what it is, we need to have a better picture of how crude oil is taken out of the ground. I think that the most common conception of an oil well is a large pool of oil in a large cavity in the rock several thousand feet below the surface. In part, this is true but the cavities in which the oil is imbedded are very small and there is no large pool of oil.\nWhen an oil well is set up, the pipe reaches the oil bearing rock strata, it cracks those micro-cavities and, because there is a pressure differential, the oil \u201cflows\u201d out of the rock strata and up to the surface. After the well is established, a pump jack is set on the wellhead to pump the oil out of the rock.\nAt some point in time, the pressure differential becomes to low for the pump jack to work and, in the past, the well is shut down. This is where \u201cfracking\u201d comes into play.\nThe process of \u201cfracking\u201d involves pumping water and other liquids under pressure back into the oil-bearing rock strata. This causes the strata to fracture and open up other pathways for the oil to flow out of the well. One benefit of this process is that it allows the extraction of oil from other oil-bearing strata normally not considered in oil production.\nAnd that brings us to the downside of hydraulic fracturing. If all that was being pumped back into the ground was water (and I think that was the case many years ago), there might not be any problems. However, along with the water that is injected into these wells, other solvents, mostly hydrocarbons and essentially insoluble in water, are also being used.\nThese solvents are used to dissolve the oil and make it easier to extract but left behind in the bedrock, they end up in the water table and pollute the water. It also appears that the injection of this mixture of various solvents, under pressure, has increased the frequency of earthquakes in the area of the wells. Neither of these outcomes can be categorized as welcome and/or safe.\nThere are going to be those who say that the downside of \u201cfracking\u201d is minimal in terms of the oil that is produced from the process. Those who support this process would say that producing more domestic oil removes the need for the importation of oil from other localities. But is it worth it? Is the pollution and what would be the destruction of an underground water table worth the reduction of foreign oil?\nOnce upon a time, I began a science methods class by pointing out the two most important liquids in society were water and oil and that one could easily construct a curriculum based on that notion. There is no doubt that there is a limited supply of crude oil (fossil fuels are notoriously nonrenewable) but there is also a limited supply of clean drinking water. And having all the oil in the world won\u2019t matter much if there is no water to drink. (A side note \u2013 there is plenty of water on this planet but the majority of it is undrinkable.)\nSecond, a focus on a process with so many downsides to it takes us away from seeking alternative energy sources, such as solar or wind. And we need to find other ways to utilize what limited resources of the fossil fuels that we do have, possibly through the use of fuel cells which would use the fossil fuels but not produce the carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide associated with the combustion of the same fossil fuels.\nThere are probably countless technical details that I have overlooked but I hope this has provided some insight into this issue that seems to be a dominant part of the energy discussion in our country today. The reader will clearly know my bias but I hope I have left it there for them to decide on their own what their opinion will be and what action to take.\nPosted in Blogroll, Chemistry, Ethics, Politics, Stewardship, Technology\t| 3 Replies\nThis falls under the category of scam artist at work.\nAnn posted some items to sale on Craig\u2019s List the other day (if you are interested in what they were, please contact us) and actually got a response with an offer to buy one of the items. Then the fun began!\nShe got one e-mail expressing interest followed by two e-mails asking for forgiveness in not quickly sending the payment. Today she got the check, delivered Priority Mail Express no less, and a fourth e-mail explaining that there had been a mix-up with the banker and that we needed to cash the check and keep the sale price plus a little something for our trouble. We were then to get a Western Union money order and send the rest back to the buyer. If we had done this, the buyer would have received something on the order of four figures.\nNow, each of the e-mails that we received were very poorly written and this was the first of many alarms to go off. The fourth e-mail contained an address not related to the sender of the e-mails or the address on the check. At this point, can you say Nigeria?\nOkay, now this check looks real. I mentioned because this isn\u2019t the first time we have received such checks (the first time, it was even a good copy). As it happens, the bank and the company on which the check we received today are real companies but the check is hacked. When I called the company on whose account it was drawn and mentioned what we had, the company representative knew immediately what had happened and told me that whoever sent us this check had stolen the routing number and account number.\nIn speaking with the company representative, she noted that ours was not the first attempt to perpetrate this fraud. You could her in her voice a certain degree of sadness as to the number of people who have lost money because they were victims.\nIt is an old, old saying that if something is too good to be true, it probably isn\u2019t. And in this case, that is certainly the case.\nLet\u2019s just say that from the beginning of this little episode, Ann and I were expecting a fraud. When you send an e-mail that is poorly constructed, that\u2019s the first tip-off. And then when you get an amount of money that is way out of line, that\u2019s the winner.\nThe moral of this story, to borrow from a second clich\u00e9, is seller beware.\nFor other scams, look at \u201cCouldn\u2019t They Have Been A Bit More Subtle?\u201d and \u201cThere\u2019s A Sermon In Here Somewhere But First A Warning!\u201d\nAnd addendum \u2013 We contacted the company whose address was on the return label and were told that they had several of these letters. 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        "raw_content": "This Is Us is now officially filming Season 3 \u2014 and the first behind-the-scenes pictures will give you life\nThis Is Us FEELS\nEver since we had to say goodbye to the Pearsons earlier this year with the end of This Is Us Season 2, we\u2019ve been on the lookout for the latest updates and clues for what to expect in Season 3. So now, we\u2019re delighted to let you know that the day we\u2019ve all been waiting for is finally here. The NBC hit family drama has officially begun production on a new batch of episodes. In other words: This Is Us is back in action.\nSeries creator Dan Fogelman himself shared the good news on Twitter, with a photo of the monitor on the set. The image shows Randall and Beth (who is still very much not dead) appearing to celebrating something. \u201cFirst scene up, Season 3 baby! #ThisIsUs,\u201d Fogelman writes in the caption. We don\u2019t know if this still is indeed part of the actual scene, or if it\u2019s an outtake of Sterling K. Brown and Susan Kelechi Watson celebrating the season\u2019s kickoff. Either way, we\u2019re crying happy tears that the show is finally back in production.\nFogelman isn\u2019t the only person ecstatic about being back on set. On-screen husband and wife Susan and Sterling couldn\u2019t contain their enthusiasm offscreen, and participated in the viral #InMyFeelingsChallenge to rejoice. \u201cFeelin\u2019 all kinds of things on our first day back!!\u201d Watson captioned the dance video. Trust us when we say their rendition will make your WHOLE WEEK.\nFeelin\u2019 all kinds of things on our first day back!! #ThisIsUs #InMyFeelingsChallenge #DoTheShiggy #OneTakeBetweenScenes pic.twitter.com/jyyVwSZ9fL\n\u2014 Susan Kelechi Watson (@skelechiwatson) July 10, 2018\nIs that the best thing you\u2019ve ever seen or the best thing you\u2019ve ever seen?\nMeanwhile, over on Instagram, Chrissy Metz wrote a heartfelt message about reuniting with the This Is Us cast and crew. She didn\u2019t post a #KaToby dance challenge video, but she did post a snap of Kate from the wedding, saying that she feels like it\u2019s \u201cthe night before the first day of school!\u201d\nI don\u2019t know about you, but I\u2019ve never seen a group of people more excited about going back to work. Season 3 of This Is Us arrives on September 25th. Get your tissue boxes ready.\nNBC This Is Us",
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        "raw_content": "Home > CBD information Blog > Can CBD Improve Mental Health?\nPeople have been seeking alternative, natural treatments to mainstream pharmaceuticals for decades. The production of synthetic chemical medication proliferated in the twentieth century as more research was carried out and manufacturing techniques developed. While the consumption of man-made medications has generally increased over time, individuals have continued to search for natural health solutions. CBD (cannabidiol) oil from hemp is one such remedy that can have a positive impact on the state of our mental health. How can CBD improve mental health?\nCBD oil is composed of a non-psychoactive molecule harvested from the hemp plant. It doesn\u2019t contain THC, so there are no mind-altering effects such as a \u2018high.\u2019 In fact, CBD oil has less than 0.3% THC. Products with higher THC content are commonly recognized as medical marijuana or cannabis. But cannabidiol can yield specific health benefits. It works to feed the body\u2019s Endocannabinoid System (ECS), allowing for realignment of chemical balance. The role of the ECS is to maintain homeostasis, or internal stability, within the body\u2019s nervous, digestive, immune, and other systems.\nCBD Helps in the Management of Anxiety\nCannabidiol can stimulate the production of naturally occurring endocannabinoids and hormones that foster feelings of calmness and help regulate emotions. For some people, the physiological effects of CBD, through the ECS, has helped them control anxiety disorders and panic attacks. One study showed it moderated the fear of public speaking for people with social anxiety. It\u2019s also thought that CBD works together with receptors in the brain and immune system to alleviate pain and inflammation, reducing associated anxiety.\nTHC and CBD have different impacts on the brain. While THC from smoking a joint or taking edibles, for example, may exacerbate anxiety disorders, non-THC CBD derived from hemp can have a calming influence. Its capacity to create a relaxing rather than psychoactive effect is an appealing feature to many users. Individual needs and circumstances vary, so be informed about any health treatment you choose, and pursue professional advice if you have any unanswered questions on can CBD improve mental health.\n[1] https://www.flickr.com/photos/medihuana/9907849243/sizes/m\n[2] \u201c5 Benefits of CBD Oil on Your Mental Health\u201d, https://planetanxiety.com/2018/08/03/5-benefits-of-cbd-oil-on-your-mental-health/\n[3] \u201cCBD: Powerful Alternative Treatment for Mental Illness\u201d, https://www.sociedelic.com/cbd-powerful-alternative-treatment-for-mental-illness/",
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My consultant and I discussed me having a total abdominal hysterectomy \u2013 removal of uterus, cervix and fallopian tubes \u2013 and after a lot of thinking I decided that it was my only chance of fully removing the endometriosis and living a pain-free life.\nI was excited and anxious. I was looking forward to having the hysterectomy.\nThe menopause was mentioned in passing, not a major conversation or any leaflets given, but I understood that my body would go immediately into the menopause. Some of the hormone treatments I\u2019d had before had put my body into a false menopause, so it really wouldn\u2019t be any different to that\u2026 surely? The menopause was just an afterthought, a word which to me meant \u2018after hysterectomy\u2019.\nHow little did I know\u2026\nSo, six months after my 26th birthday I went into hospital, met my consultant and was taken to theatre. I was excited, this was the start of a new life for me. I was finally going to be pain free, I was going to be able to enjoy sex just like everyone else and finally I was going to be normal.\nA year after having the hysterectomy I still felt like I had been run over by a double-decker bus.\nI felt like my body had crashed \u2013 this is what I now know as \u2018being in the menopause\u2019. I wasn\u2019t going through the change like other women \u2018of a certain age\u2019 go through \u2013 I WAS ALREADY IN IT!\nI didn\u2019t experience any perimenopause, there were no early warnings to prepare me gradually \u2013 there was nothing gradual about this. It was a living hell, physically and mentally, I had become an old woman with an old body but with a birth certificate and face of a 26 year old \u2013 I was very confused.\nI went into a deep depression, something that I already had a lot of experience of. My GP at this time was good; she helped me to understand that my hormones had crashed along with physical changes to my body, and it was normal for someone of my age and mental health history to feel like this. I was already having counselling with a psychosexual therapist and my consultant was experimenting different dosages of HRT for me. Slowly my body started to react positively to the HRT, I didn\u2019t care that it was chemical based or about any risks attached, I just wanted to feel better.\nI hadn\u2019t had any children out of choice, and I didn\u2019t think I would feel any different now that I COULDN\u2019T have any of my own naturally \u2013 wrong again. Suddenly there were pregnant women everywhere I went, there were leaflets everywhere for baby clubs and adverts for nappies and there was I crying and feeling sorry for myself that I couldn\u2019t have any children \u2013 but I didn\u2019t want any!\nI still didn\u2019t want to have children, so why was I upset by seeing these things? It didn\u2019t make sense, and it still doesn\u2019t today. I no longer feel upset, and pregnant women aren\u2019t everywhere I look. However I still have the \u201cWhat if things had been different?\u201d conversation with myself from time to time.\nThe menopause has been and still is a lonely experience. No one I know feels like I do \u2013 even my older friends, because they aren\u2019t my age and they haven\u2019t been through what I have. No one told me that your skin changes, or that I would lose hair \u2018down there\u2019. 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Journal History of Aug. 21, Oct. 13, 1834, Jan 2, 22, Feb 6, 12, 16, Mar 6, April 26, 1835.\nCalled From: Kirtland, Geauga, Ohio,\nNotes: Appointed to fill a short mission in Missouri, visiting the scattered Saints in Clay County and setting the small branches of the Church there in order. Journal History of July 19, 31, 1834.\nPennsylvania, New York, Canada, and Eastern States,\nNotes: Traveled through Pennsylvania, New York, Canada, and the Eastern States preaching the Gospel and holding Conferences with his fellow Apostles. Journal History of May 4, 1835\nNotes: Journal History of Nov. 18, 1835\nToronto and Brantford, Canada, New York\nNotes: Journal History of April 6, May 26, 1836 Richard Bennett, \"A Study of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Upper Canada, 1830 - 1850\" p. 92 Appendix 3, Provo, Utah Brigham Young University\nNotes: Journal History of Oct 2, 1837, April 1838.\nNotes: Filled a short mission to Far West, Missouri to fulfill a revelation. Journal History of Apr 18, 21, 26, 1839.\nNotes: Filled a succesful mission to Great Britain after preaching in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and New York as he traveled through these States to the Atlantic coast. He introduced the Gospel in Edinburgh, Scotland. Journal History of Aug, 29, 1839.\nNotes: Returned to Salt Lake City, Utah. Journal History of Apr 22, May 11, Jul 20, 1848). Accompanied by wife, Sarah M Pratt, Celestia Larissa Pratt, and son Laron Pratt\nNotes: Called on a special mission to Washington, D.C. to publish the \"Seer\". Journal History of August 28, 1852 LR 1140 2 Image 14 Apostle Orson Pratt arrived at Liverpool on May 29, 1853. Millennial Star Vol. 15, 11 June 1853 Arrival, May 29, of Elder Orson Pratt, of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles\nNotes: Filled fourth mission to the British Isles as president of the Mission. 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        "raw_content": "September 6, 2017 February 9, 2018 / Alice\nI visited two volcanoes on eastern side of Java. The first was Mount Bromo, which was about a 1.5-hour drive from Probolinggo, the town where I stayed. My homestay in Probolinggo arranged transport to Mount Bromo, which required a 2:00 AM wakeup call to watch sunrise.\nMy Dutch roommate and I must have been excited because we woke up at 2:00 AM without much issue. After our driver brought our group to a parking area, we took an easy 25-minute walk to the viewpoint. We reached the viewpoint at around 4:15 AM and played the waiting game. Temperatures were in the 40s, so I wore my rain jacket, a sweater, and leggings. My hands and toes became numb, so I blew on my fingers and jumped around to try to warm up. This didn\u2019t help much (duh).\nA few minutes before 5:00 AM, the sky started to lighten. and we got our first glimpses of Bromo. 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The views at the top were sensational.\nThe \u201csand sea\u201d below Bromo\nI kept shouting, \u201cThis is so cool!\u201d to the poor Dutch group mate (yes, yet another Dutch traveler) who stuck with me during the walk around the rim. I\u2019m grateful he tolerated me and didn\u2019t push me into the crater.\nThe insanely loud crater\nI don\u2019t think I\u2019m capable of making any other facial expression in photos.\nI could have spent the rest of the day at the crater, but our group had to return to our homestay. Once we returned to our room, my roommate and I packed for our next tour to Ijen. Ijen is famous for blue flames, which are best seen in the dark. The volcano contains sulfur mines, where miners toil in harsh, toxic conditions for only $11 a day. The average lifespan of a miner is fifty years.\nMy roommate and I boarded a van, and our driver picked up a German and two Austrians who had been traveling together for a few days. 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The flames were about a meter or two high, a lot bigger than I\u2019d imagined. I tried to take photos, but with the rain, smoke, clouds, and darkness, the flames just looked like glowing blue blobs.\nThese are blue flames, I swear!\nWe saw a few miners working, and I felt guilty observing them. Many of them only had handkerchiefs to cover their mouths and noses. They could carry 150-pound loads of sulfur uphill at a faster pace than all the visiting hikers.\nSince it was cloudy and rainy, we couldn\u2019t see the lake at the bottom of the crater, which was supposed to be turquoise from the sulfur. Due to the poor visibility, we also missed sunrise. Even with the bad weather, I was glad I made the trip to Ijen.\nWhile Ijen was fascinating, I wouldn\u2019t recommend the tour that my homestay in Probolinggo booked. I never got the name of the tour company (my mistake), but apparently Ijen tours based in Probolinggo have a lackluster reputation. 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        "raw_content": "Home News Archives A pillow from mom\nA pillow from mom\nBrenda Pollard, Durham\nby Brenda Pollard\nThis pillow was given to me and my twin sister. I have a twin sister who's in Raleigh, and I have an older sister. She's in Johnson County and lives with my mother. Tragically, about five years ago, my older sister was living next door to my mom in a house trailer and a storm--was it Fran? I don't know, we've had so many storms--the trailer was just devastated by the storm, and she had no option but to move in with my mom. And now the option is \"I love it here. I think I'm home.\"\nAnd that's a beautiful thing with my mom and her. And my nephew was with them, so it was three generations in the home that I grew up in. But he's moved out now. He's 27. But that's a whole other story.\nAnyway, I'm not the only one with one of these pillows. So when I put it on the bed I can see it every morning and I can see it every night. And it just tells me that nobody else loves you like your mom does. And mother does that. She always thinks through what she's chosen for you. She gave me an angel pin. She's like that. I think mothers are guardian angels. I do believe in God and I believe that we have no control of who our family is, and God selects that.\nWhen I think of someone that I admire the most, it is my mom, because she lost her husband to a heart attack. He was in his 50s and she was in her late 40s and she had four daughters to raise. And she just pulled herself together and continued on.\nAnd then three years later, in '76, she lost her child. Her baby. So I asked her, I said, \"Mother, tell me if you can, what hurts the most? Losing your husband, your partner, your lifelong partner, or losing your child?\" At that point in time I had no idea, I mean I was not married ... so I just wanted to hear her answer. And she really didn't hesitate. She said, \"My daughter.\" And I said, \"Why?\" Because I was very young, I was in my early 20s, and losing my father was just devastating.\nMy sister, it was a different relationship. But again, total, total loss. Mother said, \"You know, the reason it hurts the most is it's a part of you. It's just a part of you that can't come back.\"\nAnd she also said that she couldn't understand why she was not selected. Because she had lived her life. She was in her mid-50s, and why God would take someone that was 19, who had all their life ahead of them. And so she again collected herself, and she moved on with life. And so every Christmas she finds something that she wants her daughters to have. With the youngest daughter she was hopeful for a son. She had had three girls, she had my sister who is three years older, and then she had the twins, and six years later they had hoped for a boy, and Carol came. And so she has daughters. And she just found that pillow. As the pillow says, \"Daughters are forever and I'm so glad you're mine.\" And when I see it on the bed I think of her. And she's with me every day even though we live maybe an hour apart. But I'll see her Saturday.\nIssue: 2005-04-27 Ye Olde Archives OPINION: Prized Possessions",
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After thousands of years living in the shadow of the masculine, after being pushed into the margins of power and leadership, after being silenced in every cultural institution \u2013 including most of the major world religions - the media today is full of messages that it is time to listen to women\u2019s wisdom.\nWomen\u2019s leadership styles are being acknowledged widely in diverse segments of the global media:\nResearch articles from the field of neuroscience suggest that women\u2019s brains do indeed work differently than men\u2019s, giving us more capacity for the kind of functions required to address the complex issues facing our planet: multi-tasking, integration, cooperation, and contextual thinking.\nA headline during the recent budget impasse in the U.S. Congress declared \u201cWomen Lead While Men Bicker.\u201d\nMicro-lending programs in Africa and Asia frequently identify women as key to their success; not only are women more marginalized in poor countries but they are also more likely to make decisions that will benefit both family and community.\nEven the world of religion has begun to acknowledge the importance of women\u2019s voices and leadership. Pope Francis recently called for a \u201cmore incisive female presence\u201d and a broader application of \u201cfeminine genius\u201d in the life of the Church.\nSojourners recently launched a Campaign for Women and Girls that supports the equality of women in ways that are both practical and theological. The cover of their January 2014 Sojourners magazine boldly states, \u201cTwisted Theology: Churches that still treat women as inferior are distorting the image of God.\u201d\nThe Divine Feminine Rising\nWhile all of this sudden attention on women, leadership, and feminine spirituality is exciting, it is important to pause a moment and listen deeply for the heartbeat of the Divine Feminine guiding, informing, and inspiring this complex global movement. The Divine Feminine is indeed rising, despite all the jagged history which repressed Her and despite the reality that women have been offered little legitimate space in which to practice feminine ways of being and doing. She rises in individual women and in the thousands of organizations they have created around the world. She rises as women struggle to bring a different style of leadership \u2013 and a new matrix of assumptions and values \u2013 to the institutions, initiatives, and corporations which shape our culture. And many believe She rises now on behalf of this troubled planet.\nNigeria Women of Faith Network gathering \u2013 Photo: Religions for Peace\nWhat does the Divine Feminine look like? How will you know Her when you encounter Her embodied by a woman in your community, your workplace, your congregation? For the past four years, Women of Spirit and Faith has been listening deeply to women from all faiths and spiritual perspectives. We observed the following qualities about the community of women at the intersection of spirituality and leadership:\nWomen deeply value relationships. Over the past decade, women around the world have woven a living web of connections and relationships which offer us a glimpse at a powerful new kind of infrastructure. This web is built with strands of authenticity and trust, deep listening and mutuality, personal responsibility and interdependence. There is no Superwoman, no leader out front, no ego ownership. The strength of the web is in the diversity and complexity of the weave and the depth of the authentic relationships.\nWomen often gather in circles. We want to be in relationship with everyone and circles offer a space for making eye contact, sharing, listening. Circles invite and affirm the wisdom of everyone present. We honor the sacred at the center of each circle and surrender to the profound wisdom that arises from the synergy of the whole. We weave a container for the circle, making sure it is a safe and sacred space in which all are honored and all gifts are received.\nWe place our faith in Divine guidance \u2013 honoring all the diverse ways that we name and understand the Divine. We leave space for the sacred to show up in our midst \u2013 with silence, prayer, meditation, invocation, ritual woven into our circle, conference calls, meetings and working sessions. We ask the question \u2013 What is emerging? \u2013 and listen for a response. We come from a place of allowing rather than forcing or mapping out a plan. We are comfortable not having the answers.\nWe know that all women are leaders, so we shift leadership, share leadership, collaborate, and co-create. This is not a leader-less process; it is a leader-full experience.\nWe are a living organism, dynamic and generative, continuously surprised by the fruits we produce. We each take responsibility for our own visions, passions, and callings. When there is something to be done and you hear the call, it\u2019s your assignment.\nWe trust in the Divine, in our own divinity and in each other. We honor the long history of those who walked this path before us: the goddesses and mystics and spiritual teachers who carried the energy of the Divine Feminine across cultures, religions and time. We are grateful for our ancestors and the pioneers of all the diverse communities within this movement.\nWe sometimes get glimpses intuitively of how the many pieces fit together into a complex and cohesive whole. Each piece is equally important and for the sake of the whole organism, we are guided to seek ideas and actions which contribute to the integrity of the whole.\nLiving into the Challenge\nWe often hear from women, especially from our young leaders, about how challenging it is to bring these more \u2018feminine\u2019 ways of doing things into the workplace, political systems, religious or academic institutions. It is not just women who are marginalized by the long reign of patriarchy on our planet. So much having to do with \u201cthe feminine\u201d is also devalued and silenced in the dominant culture of values, language, spirituality, education, politics, leadership and power in which we have been living for many generations. It is the air we have been breathing for so long that we are often unconscious about the ways it has shaped and formed (or deformed) our own personal experiences and expectations.\nAs women bring forward their gifts and leadership in the coming years \u2013 and as the Divine Feminine seeks to bring Her gift of healing to the world through those women \u2013 it will be important to consciously make room for new ways of doing things, for feminine wisdom brought in feminine ways. This will require nothing less than radically different definitions of what leadership looks like and how success should be measured.\nInterfaith activists in northern Israel. \u2013 Photo: United Religions Initiative\nEven among women, there is no consensus about these new definitions of leadership and success. Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead, Sheryl Sandberg\u2019s best-selling book, admonishes women to get serious about taking on traditionally defined leadership roles. Sandberg has sparked a firestorm of reactions from women. Among them is a brilliant blog by Rosa Brooks entitled Recline: Why Leaning In is Killing Us. Brooks says, \u201cWe need to challenge the assumption that more is always better, and the assumption that men don't suffer as much as women when they're exhausted and have no time for family or fun. And we need to challenge those assumptions wherever we find them, both in the workplace and in the family.\u201d\nWhen women come together, it is common for the conversation to turn to the men that we love. Like Brooks, we see the diverse ways men suffer because of the denial of the feminine in the world. We see among women a real commitment to finding balance between the Divine Feminine and the Divine Masculine, to supporting the spiritual lives of our beloved sons and partners.\nThis living organism of women and organizations is already remarkable. There are literally thousands of women\u2019s organizations dedicated to women\u2019s spirituality and leadership.\nSome of them are based in large global interfaith organizations, like the Women\u2019s Task Force at the Parliament of the World\u2019s Religions and the Women\u2019s Coalition MCC at United Religions Initiative. Religions for Peace offers a Global Women of Faith Network.\nRegional networks of interfaith U.S. women are gathered on the West Coast by S.A.R.A.H. and on the East Coast by Women Transcending Boundaries. Most major religions offer women\u2019s networks and initiatives.\nOther large networks of spiritual women thrive outside of the religious community. Gather the Women, We Are Enough, Millionth Circle and numerous other organizations join Women of Spirit and Faith in bringing circle and prayer to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women every March in New York City.\nA final \u2018hug\u2019 at the conclusion of the \u201cThe Alchemy of Our Spiritual Leadership: Women Redefining Power\u201d conference, April 2011 - Photo: Ruth Broyde Sharone\nThe list could go on for pages naming women\u2019s organizations, networks, initiatives and projects. The Women of Spirit and Faith\u2019s website lists several dozen.\nThese organizations are woven together through relationships and shared passion into a complex hive of wisdom, resources, commitment, and energy in service of humanity and the Earth. It is not a neat, tidy, or predictable pattern. Like nature, it is sometimes messy and often redundant. It ebbs and flows, expands and contracts as women flow into the work and then out to care for the babies or the sick partner or the aging grandparent. This matrix is surprising and mysterious \u2013 and it is also growing, buzzing with energy, constantly moving in many directions at the same time. This is what the Divine Feminine looks like embodied.\nAnd it\u2019s all happening just in the nick of time. One of our young leaders recently told the story of her work, weaving together organizations and government agencies into a statewide empowerment project in a fluid, feminine way. 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        "raw_content": "Wild (1995) states that operations management is concerned with the design and the operation of systems for manufacture, transport, supply or service\u201d. Stevenson (1999) defines operations management as the management of systems or processes that create goods and/or provide services\u201d. Hill and Hill (2018) hold that operations management refers to activities, responsibilities and decisions that make up the task of managing the process of transforming inputs such as people materials, energy and information into tangible products or services. The most agreed fact in these definitions is the output which is either goods or services. Therefore a working definition for the purpose of this assignment may be to say that operations management refers to the activities responsible for transforming inputs into goods and or service.\nIndi Farm, a maize crop production entity in the agricultural sector is going to be adopted for the purpose of this assignment. Indi Farm is a productive farm, for the past decade it has managed to constant supply maize to the Grain Marketing Board and other small millers. The Operations Manager of farm is motivated by always providing an excellent product to the customers. He has managed to maintain this level of excellence through ensuring that quality inputs are sourced from the right source and planted in a well prepared land so as to get the best product.\nPrevious Previous post: Laccases are holoenzyme\nNext Next post: The history of the candle can go back to the Paleolithic times",
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        "raw_content": "Solo\u2026the legacy\nGod let Moses see the promised land and yet, he wouldn\u2019t let him enter. Being one who delves into fairness and doing the right thing, this royally raises the question, \u201cIs that fair.\u201d So Moses got angry and made some mistakes, but he did lead a complaining, whining group of people to the destination. Why should he be punished for all that he dealt with in a group of selfish people? He did his job.\nIt leads me to think about my legacy. Will I let it be determined by my job or by me as a person. I have enjoyed my job for 19 years. Being a pastor is really one of the craziest, most humbling jobs a person can have. You are on call 24/7, you intervene in spiritual, academic, life and death, family and even pet related situations. It is amazing as God gives you insights into what to say and do. Many times you are so humbled just to be a part of the situation and you see God bring results that blow you away. Sometimes it is hard. 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But if you want me to break it down, remember me this way:\nHe loved God, loved People\nHe was Kristin Bonham\u2019s husband and fell more in love with her each day\nHe was Taylor, Abby and Casey\u2019s dad and fell more in love with them each day\nHe had his biological family and then he had his \u201cfamily\u201d\u2026you knew who you were\nHe cried, He laughed and thought life was the greatest ride ever.\nJust Be \u2013 Solo\nIn my devotion this morning, the focus was on living in His presence. It was based on Deuteronomy 10:12-21. It talked about living in His presence, obeying God, loving and serving Him. Here is the last sentence under the Live section \u2013 \u201cExperiment with living in God\u2019s presence while caring for the rest of the world. Relax. Just be.\u201d\nAt the age of 28, I had the most amazing bout with mononucleuosis. Yep, good old mono. Not really sure how I got it and no, I wasn\u2019t kissing anyone except for Kristin. I am told that getting it at that age, the effects are magnified and even dangerous. I can say it was amazing because I am not one who likes to sit still. I am a doer and feel like there is always something that can or needs to be done. I believe that God taught me one of the greatest lessons in my life through the mono. I learned the power of sitting and taking time to refresh myself. Before, I would feel guilty if I would just sit. Now, I take them with a full measure of satisfaction and enjoyment. I don\u2019t want to go back to being in bed all day and feeling like I am lugging around tree trunks for arms and legs.\n\u201cRelax. Just be.\u201d This is harder than just taking some time away from your busy schedule. This is learning to let it go and that is difficult. It requires a security in God and yourself that where you are right now is good enough for right now. I don\u2019t know many people like that, including myself. There is always something to strive for \u2013 a mountain to conquer, so to speak. Well, even mountain climbers make camp on their way up the mountain and rest. The mountain will still be there after you have taken some time to relax.\nTry the paint dry experiment. Go anywhere and just sit and watch. In a room, in a mall, at a park or beach and just sit and watch. The first 10 minutes are torture because you can think of so many things you could or should be doing. The next 10 minutes are guilt that you are wasting time. The next 10 minutes are resolve that you need to do this. Then, the quiet sets in and you start to get thoughts that are deep and express your inner self. Give it a whirl \u2013 you deserve this time. The benefits for you are huge! And those around you will be blessed. Oh wait \u2013 that fulfills the scripture in Deuteronomy. Go figure.\nSolo \u2013 Don\u2019t Forget\nWhen my children were little, I was like so many other fathers and had silly games we would play. It is funny how ridiculous they sound now but honestly, I loved them all. One of them is that I would say to one of them, \u201cHey, do you know what?\u201d And they would ask, \u201cWhat?\u201d And I would say, \u201cI love you!\u201d I could always get them until Casey was about 10 and he would say, \u201cI know you love me, Dad.\u201d It was about that time that I had to travel to China on a missions trip. Not knowing what was going to happen on this trip, I wrote Kristin and all the kids a note. In each, I wrote this phrase, \u201cIn case I don\u2019t return don\u2019t ever forget how much I love you.\u201d I returned (even though I did spend a couple of hours in a Chinese jail \u2013 another story) and picked up the phrase \u201cdon\u2019t forget.\u201d When one of us was leaving to go to work, school or out, I would say, \u201cDon\u2019t forget\u201d and they knew it was another way of saying I love them.\nEven writing it, it sounds so \u201ccorny.\u201d So, bear with me as I share a couple of thoughts along these lines:\n1. You can never say \u201cI love you\u201d too many times.\n2. Variety is a good thing. If all you do is say it or show it the same way, it becomes a stale.\n3. It\u2019s nice to have a few ways that only you and the person know.\n4. God shows us His love in so many ways of communication \u2013 His word, prayer, quiet solitude, worship, His creation, daily devotion, other people, symbols, etc.\n5. 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        "raw_content": "Associate Dean and Director of the\nTexas Tech University School of Law invites applications for Associate Dean and Director of the Law Library. The Associate Dean and Director is a fully engaged member of the Law School community and the principal architect of the Library\u2019s engagement within the Law School. The Associate Dean and Director serves as the Law Library chief administrative officer, ensuring broad and deep support of the research, educational, and information needs of the faculty, students, and staff at Texas Tech University School of Law. The Associate Dean and Director is also a tenure-track faculty position in the School of Law, with rank to be determined commensurate with experience.\nThe Law Library\u2019s primary mission is to support the curricular and scholarly activities of the faculty and students at the Law School. The Library has 5 full-time professional librarians (including the Director) and 6 full-time and 1 part-time support staff members. The 47,000 square foot library houses a collection that includes 780,000 volumes and equivalents and 640,000 titles.\nThe Associate Dean and Director has broad responsibility for managing all aspects of the operation of the Law Library including: collection development and management; personnel management; supervising implementation and maintenance of library technology; advising the Dean on the Library budget and implementing the budget once approved; and instituting new procedures as conditions warrant. The Associate Dean and Director is responsible, in collaboration with the Dean and faculty, for establishing and implementing both technological and traditional methods of information to support the research and curricular needs of faculty and students. The Associate Dean and Director also manages the physical space of the library to preserve and enhance its central role in the life of the Law School.\nCandidates must have a JD degree from an ABA approved law school and an MLS or equivalent degree from an ALA-accredited institution plus substantial experience in library administration with at least seven years of progressively responsible experience working in a law library. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to manage a complex organization, including planning, goal-setting, budget and financial management, and supervisory and human relations skills; an understanding of the innovative and enhanced role law libraries play in legal education; a history of outstanding service to all parts of a law school; the ability to work in a collaborative environment that fosters cross-departmental endeavors to advance the goals of the Law School. Preferred candidates will have a strong record of scholarship, as well as experience building and delivering courses and strong records as teachers. Experience working with diverse student populations and first-generation students is highly desirable.\nTexas Tech University, located in Lubbock, Texas, is a state-supported National Research University with an enrollment that exceeds 38,000 students. The law school has approximately 445 students and 42 full-time faculty members. The law school is an integral part of the University and offers 10 dual-degree programs with other Texas Tech schools and colleges. The Lubbock metropolitan area is home to almost 300,000 people, enjoys affordable housing, abundant sunshine, friendly people, and offers easy access to other parts of the country. For more information, visit our website at www.law.ttu.edu.\nAs an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer, Texas Tech University is dedicated to the goal of building a culturally diverse faculty committed to teaching and working in a multicultural environment. We actively encourage applications from all those who can contribute, through their research, teaching, and/or service, to the diversity and excellence of the academic community at Texas Tech University. The university welcomes applications from minorities, women, protected veterans, persons with disabilities, and dual-career couples.\nPlease submit your cover letter, resume, and contact information for three professional references electronically to the attention of the chair of the Personnel Committee, Professor Stephen Black, at the Texas Tech Jobs website careers.texastech.edu, or at www.workattexastech.com. Please reference Requisition Number 16466BR. You may contact Professor Black directly at stephen.black@ttu.edu. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until March 8, 2019.\nAbout Texas Tech University",
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        "raw_content": "Part 4 \u2013 Analysis of the Greek Word \u201clogon.\u201d\nFiled under: 2B - Word Study of \"Logos\"\n\u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03bd\u201d (logon) [singular accusative masculine]. Grammatically this is the objective form of the noun. \u201cAccusative is the grammatical case used to mark the direct object of a transitive verb.\u201d It is used 128 times in the New Testament, the most use of this part of speech for the noun \u201clogos.\u201d The following are again phrases from scripture (in some what chronological order) where \u201clogon\u201d is used, using the NASB (http://www.biblegateway.com/versions/New-American-Standard-Bible-NASB/). Again, I have put an asterisk (*) by those that could be referring to our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord or a name for Christ. Again you may see it differently:\n12:32; Whoever speaks a word (logon) against the Son of Man, it shall be forgiven him; but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit, it shall not be forgiven him, either in this age or in the age to come.\n12:36; But I tell you that every careless word (rhema) that people speak, they shall give an accounting (logon) for it in the day of judgment.\n(*)13:19; When anyone hears the word (logon) of the kingdom and does not understand it, the evil one comes and snatches away what has been sown in his heart. This is the one on whom seed was sown beside the road. (The word \u201cit\u201d is not in the original Greek. This seems to be indicating hearing Christ \u201cthe Word of the Kingdom.\u201d)\n(*)13:20; The one on whom seed was sown on the rocky places, this is the man who hears the word (logon) and immediately receives it with joy; (same reason in previous verse)\n(*)13:21; yet he has no firm root in himself, but is only temporary, and when affliction or persecution arises because of the word (logon), immediately he falls away. (same reason in previous verse)\n(*)13:22; And the one on whom seed was sown among the thorns, this is the man who hears the word (logon), and the worry of the world and the deceitfulness of wealth choke the word (logon), and it becomes unfruitful. (same reason in previous verse)\n(*)13:23; And the one on whom seed was sown on the good soil, this is the man who hears the word (logon) and understands it; who indeed bears fruit and brings forth, some a hundredfold, some sixty, and some thirty.\u201d (same reason in previous verse)\n15:6; he is not to honor his father or his mother.\u2019 And by this you invalidated the word (logon) of God for the sake of your tradition.\n15:12; Then the disciples came and said to Him, \u201cDo You know that the Pharisees were offended when they heard this statement (logon)?\u201d\n15:23; But He did not answer her a word (logon). And His disciples came and implored Him, saying, \u201cSend her away, because she keeps shouting at us.\u201d\n19:11; But He said to them, \u201cNot all men can accept this statement (logon), but only those to whom it has been given.\n19:22; But when the young man heard this statement (logon), he went away grieving; for he was one who owned much property.\n21:24; Jesus said to them, \u201cI will also ask you one thing (logon), which if you tell Me, I will also tell you by what authority I do these things.\n22:46; No one was able to answer Him a word (logon), nor did anyone dare from that day on to ask Him another question.\n25:19; \u201cNow after a long time the master of those slaves came and settled accounts (logon) with them.\n26:44; And He left them again, and went away and prayed a third time, saying the same thing (logon) once more.\n1:45; But he went out and began to proclaim it freely and to spread the news (logon) around, to such an extent that Jesus could no longer publicly enter a city, but stayed out in unpopulated areas; and they were coming to Him from everywhere.\n2:2; And many were gathered together, so that there was no longer room, not even near the door; and He was speaking the word (logon) to them.\n(*)4:14; The sower sows the word (logon). (The sense is sowing or sharing about Christ \u201cthe Word.\u201d)\n(*)4:15; These are the ones who are beside the road where the word (logos) is sown; and when they hear, immediately Satan comes and takes away the word (logon) which has been sown in them. (same reason as previous verse, also seems to indicate hearing Christ \u201cthe Word\u201d and forgetting what He has said.)\n(*)4:16; In a similar way these are the ones on whom seed was sown on the rocky places, who, when they hear the word (logon), immediately receive it with joy; (same reason in previous verse)\n(*)4:17; and they have no firm root in themselves, but are only temporary; then, when affliction or persecution arises because of the word (logon), immediately they fall away. (same reason in previous verse)\n(*)4:18; And others are the ones on whom seed was sown among the thorns; these are the ones who have heard the word (logon), (same reason in previous verse)\n(*)4:19; but the worries of the world, and the deceitfulness of riches, and the desires for other things enter in and choke the word (logon), and it becomes unfruitful. (same reason in previous verse)\n(*)4:20; And those are the ones on whom seed was sown on the good soil; and they hear the word (logon) and accept it and bear fruit, thirty, sixty, and a hundredfold.\u201d (same reason in previous verse)\n4:33; With many such parables He was speaking the word (logon) to them, so far as they were able to hear it\n5:36; But Jesus, overhearing what was being spoken (logon), said to the synagogue official, \u201cDo not be afraid any longer, only believe.\u201d\n7:13; thus invalidating the word (logon) of God by your tradition which you have handed down; and you do many things such as that.\u201d\n7:29; And He said to her, \u201cBecause of this answer (logon) go; the demon has gone out of your daughter.\u201d\n8:32; And He was stating the matter (logon) plainly. And Peter took Him aside and began to rebuke Him.\n9:10; They seized upon that statement (logon), discussing with one another what rising from the dead meant.\n11:29; And Jesus said to them, \u201cI will ask you one question, and you answer Me, and then I will tell you by what authority I do these things. (NASB deletes the word logon in this verse. Literal Greek translation of the first part of Jesus\u2019 question is: \u201cI will question you one logon, and answer you me\u2026\u201d)\n14:39; Again He went away and prayed, saying the same words (logon). (Literal Greek translation is: \u201cAnd again going away he prayed the same logon saying.\u201d)\n[16:20; And they went out and preached everywhere, while the Lord worked with them, and confirmed the word (logon) by the signs that followed. (A few late manuscripts and versions contain this paragraph (verses 9-20), usually after verse 8)]\n(*)5:1; Now it happened that while the crowd was pressing around Him and listening to the word (logon) of God, He was standing by the lake of Gennesaret; (This seems to indicate hearing Christ \u201cthe Word of God.\u201d)\n(*)8:12; Those beside the road are those who have heard; then the devil comes and takes away the word (logon) from their heart, so that they will not believe and be saved. (This seems to indicate hearing Christ \u201cthe Word of God\u201d and forgetting what He has said.)\n(*)8:13; Those on the rocky soil are those who, when they hear, receive the word (logon) with joy; and these have no firm root; they believe for a while, and in time of temptation fall away. (Same as previous verse.)\n(*)8:15; But the seed in the good soil, these are the ones who have heard the word (logon) in an honest and good heart, and hold it fast, and bear fruit with perseverance. (The word \u201cit\u201d is not in the original Greek. This seems to indicate hearing Christ \u201cthe Word of God\u201d)\n(*)8:21; But He answered and said to them, \u201cMy mother and My brothers are these who hear the word (logon) of God and do it.\u201d (The word \u201cit\u201d is not in the literal Greek. The literal Greek translation of Jesus\u2019 words are: \u201cMother of me and brothers of me these are the ones the logon of God hearing and doing.\u201d)\n10:39; She had a sister called Mary, who was seated at the Lord\u2019s feet, listening to His word (logon). (Is it possible to replace \u201cHis word\u201d with \u201cHim?\u201d Seems it is possible)\n(*)11:28; But He said, \u201cOn the contrary, blessed are those who hear the word (logon) of God and observe it.\u201d (The word \u201cit\u201d is not in the literal Greek. The literal Greek translation of Jesus\u2019 words are: \u201cNay rather blessed the ones hearing the logon of God and keeping.\u201d)\n12:10; And everyone who speaks a word (logon) against the Son of Man, it will be forgiven him; but he who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit, it will not be forgiven him.\n16:2; And he called him and said to him, \u2018What is this I hear about you? Give an accounting (logon) of your management, for you can no longer be manager.\u2019\n20:3; Jesus answered and said to them, \u201cI will also ask you a question (logon), and you tell Me:\n4:39; From that city many of the Samaritans believed in Him because of the word (logon) of the woman who testified, \u201cHe told me all the things that I have done.\u201d\n4:41; Many more believed because of His word (logon)\n5:24; \u201cTruly, truly, I say to you, he who hears My word (logon), and believes Him who sent Me, has eternal life, and does not come into judgment, but has passed out of death into life.\n5:38; You do not have His word (logon) abiding in you, for you do not believe Him whom He sent.\n8:43; Why do you not understand what I am saying? It is because you cannot hear My word (logon).\n8:51; Truly, truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps My word (logon) he will never see death.\u201d\n8:52; The Jews said to Him, \u201cNow we know that You have a demon. Abraham died, and the prophets also; and You say, \u2018If anyone keeps My word (logon), he will never taste of death.\u2019\n8:55; and you have not come to know Him, but I know Him; and if I say that I do not know Him, I will be a liar like you, but I do know Him and keep His word (logon).\n14:23; Jesus answered and said to him, \u201cIf anyone loves Me, he will keep My word (logon); and My Father will love him, and We will come to him and make Our abode with him.\n15:3; You are already clean because of the word (logon) which I have spoken to you.\n15:20; Remember the word (logou) that I said to you, \u2018A slave is not greater than his master.\u2019 If they persecuted Me, they will also persecute you; if they kept My word (logon), they will keep yours also.\n17:6; \u201cI have manifested Your name to the men whom You gave Me out of the world; they were Yours and You gave them to Me, and they have kept Your word (logon).\n17:14; I have given them Your word (logon); and the world has hated them, because they are not of the world, even as I am not of the world.\n19:8; Therefore when Pilate heard this statement (logon), he was even more afraid;\n1:1; The first account (logon) I composed, Theophilus, about all that Jesus began to do and teach,\n2:41; So then, those who had received his word (logon) were baptized; and that day there were added about three thousand souls.\n4:4; But many of those who had heard the message (logon) believed; and the number of the men came to be about five thousand.\n4:29; And now, Lord, take note of their threats, and grant that Your bond-servants may speak Your word (logon) with all confidence,\n4:31; And when they had prayed, the place where they had gathered together was shaken, and they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak the word (logon) of God with boldness.\n(*)6:2; So the twelve summoned the congregation of the disciples and said, \u201cIt is not desirable for us to neglect the word (logon) of God in order to serve tables. (The thought here is the apostolic function has a work that is a separate work from the congregation, a work of expressing the Word of God, the indwelling Christ, to those who need to hear Him.)\n(*)8:4; Therefore, those who had been scattered went about preaching the word (logon). (The last part of the verse is literally translated: \u201cannouncing the good news the logon.\u201d Interestingly, in the next verse, verse 8, Phillip is said to have \u201cproclaimed to them the Christ.\u201d)\n(*)8:14; Now when the apostles in Jerusalem heard that Samaria had received the word (logon) of God, they sent them Peter and John,\n8:25; So, when they had solemnly testified and spoken the word (logon) of the Lord, they started back to Jerusalem, and were preaching the gospel to many villages of the Samaritans. (The statement \u201cpreaching the gospel\u201d is for the one Greek word which is literally \u201cannouncing the good news\u201d which does not necessarily imply someone \u201cpreaching a sermon.\u201d)\n(*)10:36; The word (logon) which He sent to the sons of Israel, preaching peace through Jesus Christ (He is Lord of all)\u2014 (This seems to indicate the Father sent His Son and through the Son the Father was \u201cannouncing good news (of) peace through Jesus Christ.\u201d)\n(*)10:44; While Peter was still speaking these words (rhemata), the Holy Spirit fell upon all those who were listening to the message (logon).\n(*)11:1; Now the apostles and the brethren who were throughout Judea heard that the Gentiles also had received the word (logon) of God.\n11:19; So then those who were scattered because of the persecution that occurred in connection with Stephen made their way to Phoenicia and Cyprus and Antioch, speaking the word (logon) to no one except to Jews alone.\n(*)13:5; When they reached Salamis, they began to proclaim the word (logon) of God in the synagogues of the Jews; and they also had John as their helper.\n(*)13:7; who was with the proconsul, Sergius Paulus, a man of intelligence. This man summoned Barnabas and Saul and sought to hear the word (logon) of God. (It is possible that this Greek construction of \u201csought to hear the word of God\u201d could refer to him seeking to hear \u201cthe Messiah,\u201d \u201cthe Word of God.\u201d)\n(*)13:44; The next Sabbath nearly the whole city assembled to hear the word (logon) of the Lord.\n13:46; Paul and Barnabas spoke out boldly and said, \u201cIt was necessary that the word (logon) of God be spoken to you first; since you repudiate it and judge yourselves unworthy of eternal life, behold, we are turning to the Gentiles. (The word \u201cit\u201d is in the Greek and possibly indicates only the announcement of the good news of Christ.)\n(*)13:48; When the Gentiles heard this, they began rejoicing and glorifying the word (logon) of the Lord; and as many as had been appointed to eternal life believed. (Seems to indicate worshiping Christ, the Word of God, since we do not worship words whether spoken or written but the Christ.)\n14:25; When they had spoken the word (logon) in Perga, they went down to Attalia.\n(*)15:7; After there had been much debate, Peter stood up and said to them, \u201cBrethren, you know that in the early days God made a choice among you, that by my mouth the Gentiles would hear the word (logon) of the gospel and believe.\n(*)15:35; But Paul and Barnabas stayed in Antioch, teaching and preaching with many others also, the word (logon) of the Lord. (Again the literal translation of the Greek word used in this verse for \u201cpreaching\u201d is \u201cannouncing good news.\u201d)\n(*)15:36; After some days Paul said to Barnabas, \u201cLet us return and visit the brethren in every city in which we proclaimed the word (logon) of the Lord, and see how they are.\u201d\n(*)16:6; They passed through the Phrygian and Galatian region, having been forbidden by the Holy Spirit to speak the word (logon) in Asia;\n(*)16:32; And they spoke the word (logon) of the Lord to him together with all who were in his house. (The literal Greek translation for the first part of this verse is: \u201cAnd they spoke to him the logon of God\u2026\u201d)\n(*)17:11; Now these were more noble-minded than those in Thessalonica, for they received the word (logon) with great eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see whether these things were so.\n(*)18:11; And he settled there a year and six months, teaching the word (logon) of God among them.\n18:14; But when Paul was about to open his mouth, Gallio said to the Jews, \u201cIf it were a matter of wrong or of vicious crime, O Jews, it would be reasonable (logon) for me to put up with you;\n(*)19:10; This took place for two years, so that all who lived in Asia heard the word (logon) of the Lord, both Jews and Greeks.\n19:38; So then, if Demetrius and the craftsmen who are with him have a complaint (logon) against any man, the courts are in session and proconsuls are available; let them bring charges against one another.\n19:40; For indeed we are in danger of being accused of a riot in connection with today\u2019s events, since there is no real cause for it, and in this connection we will be unable to account (logon) for this disorderly gathering.\u201d\n20:7; On the first day of the week, when we were gathered together to break bread, Paul began talking to them, intending to leave the next day, and he prolonged his message (logon) until midnight.\n(*)1:21; Therefore, putting aside all filthiness and all that remains of wickedness, in humility receive the word (logon) implanted, which is able to save your souls.\n(*)6:6; The one who is taught the word (logon) is to share all good things with the one who teaches him. (Interestingly this verse is after what Paul describes as living by the Spirit, the life of Christ, and before his comments on sowing and reaping.)\n1 Thessalonians:\n(*)1:6; You also became imitators of us and of the Lord, having received the word (logon) in much tribulation with the joy of the Holy Spirit\n(*)2:13; For this reason we also constantly thank God that when you received the word (logon) of God which you heard from us, you accepted it not as the word (logon) of men, but for what it really is, the word (logon) of God, which also performs its work in you who believe. (The literal Greek translation for the last part of the verse is: \u201cbut as truly is the word of God, which also operates in you the believing.\u201d)\n2 Thessalonians does not mention the singular accusative masculine \u201clogon\u201d in its letter.\n4:19; But I will come to you soon, if the Lord wills, and I shall find out, not the words (logon) of those who are arrogant but their power.\n2:17; For we are not like many, peddling the word (logon) of God, but as from sincerity, but as from God, we speak in Christ in the sight of God.\n4:2; but we have renounced the things hidden because of shame, not walking in craftiness or adulterating the word (logon) of God, but by the manifestation of truth commending ourselves to every man\u2019s conscience in the sight of God.\n(*)5:19; namely, that God was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and He has committed to us the word (logon) of reconciliation. (The last part of this verse is literally: \u201cand placing in us the logon of reconciliation\u201d and in the next verse it continues: \u201con behalf of Christ therefore we are ambassadors as God beseeching through us..\u201d Our indwelling Christ is the Word of reconciliation.)\n9:28; FOR THE LORD WILL EXECUTE HIS WORD (logon) ON THE EARTH, THOROUGHLY AND QUICKLY.\u201d\n14:12; So then each one of us will give an account (logon) of himself to God.\n(*)1:14; and that most of the brethren, trusting in the Lord because of my imprisonment, have far more courage to speak the word (logon) of God without fear.\n(*)2:16; holding fast the word (logon) of life, so that in the day of Christ I will have reason to glory because I did not run in vain nor toil in vain.\n4:15; You yourselves also know, Philippians, that at the first preaching of the gospel, after I left Macedonia, no church shared with me in the matter (logon) of giving and receiving but you alone;\n(*)4:17; Not that I seek the gift itself, but I seek for the profit which increases to your account (logon). (The literal Greek translation is: \u201cNot that I seek the gift, but I seek the fruit increasing to logon of you.\u201d The sense seems to be of Paul\u2019s desire to see the increasing of the fruit of Christ in His body.)\nColossians:\n(*)1:25; Of this church I was made a minister according to the stewardship from God bestowed on me for your benefit, so that I might fully carry out the preaching of the word (logon) of God (The word \u201cpreaching\u201d is not in the original Greek. The literal Greek translation is: \u201cof which became I a servant according to the stewardship of God given to me for you to fulfil the logon of God\u201d and continues in the next verse with \u201cthe mystery having been hidden from the ages\u2026\u201d The sense is that the Word of God is the mystery which has been hidden from the ages and Paul is now involved in the fulfillment of God\u2019s purpose.)\n2:23; These are matters (logon) which have, to be sure, the appearance of wisdom in self-made religion and self-abasement and severe treatment of the body, but are of no value against fleshly indulgence.\nPhilemon does not mention the singular accusative masculine \u201clogon\u201d in its letter.\n(*)1:13; In Him, you also, after listening to the message (logon) of truth, the gospel of your salvation\u2014having also believed, you were sealed in Him with the Holy Spirit of promise,\n(*)6:1; Therefore leaving the elementary teaching (logon) about the Christ, let us press on to maturity, not laying again a foundation of repentance from dead works and of faith toward God (The first part of this verse, the literal Greek translation is: \u201cWherefore leaving the of the beginning of Christ logon on to maturity let us be borne, not again a foundation\u2026\u201d This is a difficult Greek construction and could possibly be translated based on previous verses: \u201cWherefore leaving the rudiments of the oracles of God on to logon of Christ maturity let us be borne\u2026\u201d This seems to suggest moving forward from just knowing Christ from the scriptures but experiencing the indwelling Christ in community.)\n12:19; and to the blast of a trumpet and the sound of words (rhemato) which sound was such that those who heard begged that no further word (logon) be spoken to them.\n(*)13:7; Remember those who led you, who spoke the word (logon) of God to you; and considering the result of their conduct, imitate their faith. (The word \u201cled\u201d is an improper translation and means \u201cguiding.\u201d This is an institutional bias. The literal Greek translation is: \u201cRemember the guiding of you, who spoke to you the logon of God of whom looking at the result of the conduct imitate the faith.\u201d The sense here is Paul is encouraging the brothers and sisters to remember those in the body whom Christ has been using to guide His people into living by a life of faith and learn Christ like they have.)\n(*)13:17; Obey your leaders and submit to them, for they keep watch over your souls as those who will give an account (logon). Let them do this with joy and not with grief, for this would be unprofitable for you. (Interestingly this verse seems to reflect directly back on the previous verse, verse 7. The first part of this verse could be literally translated: \u201cBe persuaded of the guides of you and yield to them; for they watch on behalf of the souls of you as logon rendering\u2026\u201d The sense being that because these brothers and sisters who have lived by Christ\u2019s life are examples of what Christ desires for His body, it is important to listen to what they are saying and doing so each member can express their measure of Logon in love to the benefit of the entire body growing to the fullness of Christ.)\n1 Timothy does not mention the singular accusative masculine \u201clogon\u201d in its letter.\n2 Timothy:\n(*)2:15; Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word (logon) of truth. (The words \u201caccurately handling\u201d is not an accurate translation of the Greek word. The literal Greek translation is: \u201cBe eager thyself approved to present to God a workman unashamed, cutting straight the logon of truth.\u201d The sense could be that Paul is telling Timothy to live by Christ\u2019s life as close as possible so that when he speaks or does something for others to speak and do only what Christ says, since the truth is in Jesus.)\n(*)4:2; preach the word (logon); be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort, with great patience and instruction. (those with an apostolic function preach Christ Jesus by His life and Timothy is called to so live by Christ\u2019s life that Christ can be manifested at all times by what he says, does, or does not do.)\n(*)1:3; but at the proper time manifested, even His word (logon), in the proclamation with which I was entrusted according to the commandment of God our Savior\n2:8; sound in speech (logon) which is beyond reproach, so that the opponent will be put to shame, having nothing bad to say about us.\n3:15; but sanctify Christ as Lord in your hearts, always being ready to make a defense to everyone who asks you to give an account (logon) for the hope that is in you, yet with gentleness and reverence;\n4:5; but they will give account (logon) to Him who is ready to judge the living and the dead.\n(*)1:19; So we have the prophetic word (logon) made more sure, to which you do well to pay attention as to a lamp shining in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star arises in your hearts. (The first part of this verse is literally translated: \u201cAnd we have more firm the prophetic logon, to which well ye do taking heed as a lamp\u2026\u201d)\n1 John:\n2:5; but whoever keeps His word (logon), in him the love of God has truly been perfected. By this we know that we are in Him: (The first part of this verse is literally translated: \u201cbut whoever keeps of him the word, truly\u2026\u201d)\n2 John, 3 John, and Jude do not mention the singular accusative masculine \u201clogon\u201d in their letters.\n(*)1:2; who testified to the word (logon) of God and to the testimony of Jesus Christ, even to all that he saw. (The first part of this verse is literally translated: \u201cwho bore witness of the logon of God\u2026\u201d)\n(*)1:9; I, John, your brother and fellow partaker in the tribulation and kingdom and perseverance which are in Jesus, was on the island called Patmos because of the word (logon) of God and the testimony of Jesus.\n3:8; I know your deeds. Behold, I have put before you an open door which no one can shut, because you have a little power, and have kept My word (logon), and have not denied My name.\n3:10; Because you have kept the word (logon) of My perseverance, I also will keep you from the hour of testing, that hour which is about to come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell on the earth.\n(*)6:9; When the Lamb broke the fifth seal, I saw underneath the altar the souls of those who had been slain because of the word (logon) of God, and because of the testimony which they had maintained;\n12:11; And they overcame him because of the blood of the Lamb and because of the word (logon) of their testimony, and they did not love their life even when faced with death.\n(*)20:4; Then I saw thrones, and they sat on them, and judgment was given to them. And I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded because of their testimony of Jesus and because of the word (logon) of God, and those who had not worshiped the beast or his image, and had not received the mark on their forehead and on their hand; and they came to life and reigned with Christ for a thousand years.\nThe above passages describe all instances where the singular accusative masculine \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03bd\u201d (logon) is used in the New Testament. In context many of the passages seem to reflect our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord, the Word of God, at least 57 of 128 instances of the use of the word seem to reflect our Lord or the name of our Lord as \u201cthe Word.\u201d The gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke specifically focus on Christ as the \u201clogon\u201d of God, the seed for others to hear and believe and not to forget while, interestingly, the gospel of John uses \u201clogon\u201d to describe what Jesus says we are to hear and believe. We could possibly replace \u201cMy word\u201d in the gospel of John and perhaps see something extra from our Lord, to hear Him and believe Him. Additionally, the letter of Acts uses \u201clogon\u201d to describe what others announced and proclaimed and what others were to hear and believe. We could possibly replace \u201clogon of God\u201d with Christ and perhaps see something extra from our Lord, that it wasn\u2019t the Bible or verses of scripture that was announced, although surely that was part of what was spoken, but Christ was announcing Himself by His life in His people, proclaiming Himself to those who heard Him, who would believe Him and so His life might find residence in those who believe and grow organically out from His life through His people. This is almost the same description for the use of the word \u201clogos\u201d in Acts where the sense is of the spreading and growing, organically, of Christ, the Word of God, as He is welcomed and becomes the life of those who hear and believe what He says and He is manifested by His people. Again where \u201clogon\u201d is not necessarily the personal indwelling Lord or His name as \u201cthe Word\u201d it does seem to indicate the Spirit of Christ is at work either through the written or spoken word given by the scripture or those living by His life, in other instances it refers to an expression of a thought by the words of the one speaking. So again context is important to distinguish this truth.\nPart 3 \u2013 Analysis of the Greek Word \u201clogo.\u201d\n\u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u1ff3\u201d (logo) [singular dative masculine]. Grammatically this is the indirect object form of the noun. So the term \u201clogo\u201d would normally be translated \u201ca word.\u201d It is used 45 times in the New Testament. The following are again phrases from scripture (in some what chronological order) where \u201clogo\u201d is used, using the NASB (http://www.biblegateway.com/versions/New-American-Standard-Bible-NASB/). Again, I have put an asterisk (*) by those that could be referring to our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord. Again you may see it differently:\n8:8; But the centurion said, \u201cLord, I am not worthy for You to come under my roof, but just say the word (logo), and my servant will be healed.\n8:16; When evening came, they brought to Him many who were demon-possessed; and He cast out the spirits with a word (logo), and healed all who were ill.\n22:15; Then the Pharisees went and plotted together how they might trap Him in what He said (logo).\n10:22; But at these words (logo) he was saddened, and he went away grieving, for he was one who owned much property. (The first part of the verse the Greek is literally: \u201cBut he being sad at the word went away\u2026\u201d)\n12:13; Then they sent some of the Pharisees and Herodians to Him in order to trap Him in a statement (logo).\n1:29; But she was very perplexed at this statement (logo), and kept pondering what kind of salutation this was.\n7:7; for this reason I did not even consider myself worthy to come to You, but just say the word (logo), and my servant will be healed.\n24:19; And He said to them, \u201cWhat things?\u201d And they said to Him, \u201cThe things about Jesus the Nazarene, who was a prophet mighty in deed and word (logo) in the sight of God and all the people,\n2:22; So when He was raised from the dead, His disciples remembered that He said this; and they believed the Scripture and the word (logo) which Jesus had spoken.\n4:50; Jesus said to him, \u201cGo; your son lives.\u201d The man believed the word (logo) that Jesus spoke to him and started off.\n8:31; So Jesus was saying to those Jews who had believed Him, \u201cIf you continue in My word (logo), then you are truly disciples of Mine;\n7:29; At this remark (logo), MOSES FLED AND BECAME AN ALIEN IN THE LAND OF MIDIAN, where he became the father of two sons.\n8:21; You have no part or portion in this matter (logo), for your heart is not right before God.\n10:29; That is why I came without even raising any objection when I was sent for. So I ask for what reason (logo) you have sent for me.\u201d\n(*)14:3; Therefore they spent a long time there speaking boldly with reliance upon the Lord, who was testifying to the word (logo) of His grace, granting that signs and wonders be done by their hands.\n20:2; When he had gone through those districts and had given them much exhortation, he came to Greece. (NASB does not translate \u201clogo,\u201d the literal Greek translation for this verse is: \u201cAnd having gone through those parts and having exhorted them logo much he came into Greece.\u201d)\n(*)20:32; And now I commend you to God and to the word (logo) of His grace, which is able to build you up and to give you the inheritance among all those who are sanctified. (The words \u201cwhich is\u201d is not in the Greek and seems to indicate it is our indwelling Christ through each of His members who is \u201cable to build\u201d His body.)\n20:38; grieving especially over the word (logo) which he had spoken, that they would not see his face again. And they were accompanying him to the ship.\n(*)1:18; In the exercise of His will He brought us forth by the word (logo) of truth, so that we would be a kind of first fruits among His creatures.\n3:2; For we all stumble in many ways. If anyone does not stumble in what he says (logo), he is a perfect man, able to bridle the whole body as well.\n5:14; For the whole Law is fulfilled in one word (logo), in the statement, \u201cYOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF.\u201d\n1:5; for our gospel did not come to you in word (logo) only, but also in power and in the Holy Spirit and with full conviction; just as you know what kind of men we proved to be among you for your sake.\n2:5; For we never came with flattering speech (logo), as you know, nor with a pretext for greed\u2014God is witness\u2014\n(*)4:15; For this we say to you by the word (logo) of the Lord, that we who are alive and remain until the coming of the Lord, will not precede those who have fallen asleep.\n2:17; comfort and strengthen your hearts in every good work and word (logo).\n3:14; If anyone does not obey our instruction (logo) in this letter, take special note of that person and do not associate with him, so that he will be put to shame. (The first part of this verse in the literal Greek is: \u201cAnd if anyone obeys not the logo of us through the epistle\u2026\u201d)\n1:5; that in everything you were enriched in Him, in all speech (logo) and all knowledge\n4:20; For the kingdom of God does not consist in words (logo) but in power. (The literal Greek translation for this verse is: \u201cfor not in logo the kingdom of God but in power.\u201d)\n(*)15:2; by which also you are saved, if you hold fast the word (logo) which I preached to you, unless you believed in vain. (The word \u201cpreached\u201d is literally translated \u201cannounced good news.\u201d)\n(*)6:7; in the word (logo) of truth, in the power of God; by the weapons of righteousness for the right hand and the left\n8:7; But just as you abound in everything, in faith and utterance (logo) and knowledge and in all earnestness and in the love we inspired in you, see that you abound in this gracious work also.\n10:11; Let such a person consider this, that what we are in word (logo) by letters when absent, such persons we are also in deed when present.\n11:6; But even if I am unskilled in speech (logo), yet I am not so in knowledge; in fact, in every way we have made this evident to you in all things.\n13:9; For this, \u201cYOU SHALL NOT COMMIT ADULTERY, YOU SHALL NOT MURDER, YOU SHALL NOT STEAL, YOU SHALL NOT COVET,\u201d and if there is any other commandment, it is summed up in this saying (logo), \u201cYOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF.\u201d\n15:18; For I will not presume to speak of anything except what Christ has accomplished through me, resulting in the obedience of the Gentiles by word (logo) and deed,\nPhilippians does not mention the singular dative masculine \u201clogo\u201d in its letter.\n(*)1:5; because of the hope laid up for you in heaven, of which you previously heard in the word (logo) of truth, the gospel\n3:17; Whatever you do in word (logo) or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks through Him to God the Father.\nPhilemon, Ephesians, and Hebrews do not mention the singular dative masculine \u201clogo\u201d in their letters.\n4:12; Let no one look down on your youthfulness, but rather in speech (logo), conduct, love, faith and purity, show yourself an example of those who believe.\n5:17; The elders who rule well are to be considered worthy of double honor, especially those who work hard at preaching (logo) and teaching. (The NASB, along with most translations, tend to bring an institutional bias into this verse and others like it. The word \u201cpreaching\u201d is an incorrect translation based on institutional bias. This translation in Greek is literally: \u201cThe well caring older people of double honor let be deemed worthy, especially the labouring in speech (logo) and teaching.\u201d)\n2 Timothy and Titus do not mention the singular dative masculine \u201clogo\u201d in their letters.\n(*)2:8; and, \u201cA STONE OF STUMBLING AND A ROCK OF OFFENSE\u201d; for they stumble because they are disobedient to the word (logo), and to this doom they were also appointed.\n(*)3:1; In the same way, you wives, be submissive to your own husbands so that even if any of them are disobedient to the word (logo), they may be won without a word (logou) by the behavior of their wives,\n(*)3:5; For when they maintain this, it escapes their notice that by the word (logo) of God the heavens existed long ago and the earth was formed out of water and by water,\n(*)3:7; But by His word (logo) the present heavens and earth are being reserved for fire, kept for the day of judgment and destruction of ungodly men.\n3:18; Little children, let us not love with word (logo) or with tongue, but in deed and truth.\n2 John, 3 John, Jude, and Revelation do not mention the singular dative masculine \u201clogo\u201d in their letters.\nThe above passages describe all instances where the singular dative masculine \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u1ff3\u201d (logo) is used in the New Testament. In context only in a few passages does it seem to reflect our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord, the Word of God at least 11 of 45 instances of the use of the word seem to reflect our Lord or the name for our Lord. None of the gospels use this part of speech for our Lord. Peter in both of his letters and in every instance when using this word refers to Christ as \u201cthe Word.\u201d Most passages seem to indicate logo refers to the expression of thought by something spoken.\nPart 2 \u2013 Analysis of the Greek Word \u201clogou.\u201d\n\u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c5\u201d (logou) [singular genitive masculine]. Grammatically this is the possessive form of the noun. So the term \u201clogou\u201d would normally be translated \u201cword\u2019s.\u201d It is used 27 times in the New Testament. The following are again phrases from scripture (in some what chronological order) where \u201clogou\u201d is used, using the NASB (http://www.biblegateway.com/versions/New-American-Standard-Bible-NASB/). Again, I have put an asterisk (*) by those that could be referring to our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord. Again you may see it differently:\n5:32; but I say to you that everyone who divorces his wife, except for the reason (logou) of unchastity, makes her commit adultery; and whoever marries a divorced woman commits adultery.\nMark does not mention the singular genitive masculine \u201clogou\u201d in his gospel.\n(*)1:2; just as they were handed down to us by those who from the beginning were eyewitnesses and servants of the word (logou).\n20:20; So they watched Him, and sent spies who pretended to be righteous, in order that they might catch Him in some statement (logou), so that they could deliver Him to the rule and the authority of the governor.\n15:20; Remember the word (logou) that I said to you, \u2018A slave is not greater than his master.\u2019 If they persecuted Me, they will also persecute you; if they kept My word (logov), they will keep yours also.\n17:20; \u201cI do not ask on behalf of these alone, but for those also who believe in Me through their word (logou)\n(*)6:4; But we will devote ourselves to prayer and to the ministry of the word (logou).\u201d (The Greek literally says: \u201cbut we to the prayer and to the service of the logou will keep.\u201d The thought is that the apostles focus was a different work than the work of the local body of believers, the reason for others taking care of the needs within the body. The Greek construction suggest that those with an apostolic function focus on keeping a particular intimate relationship with and service to \u201cthe logou.\u201d)\n14:12; And they began calling Barnabas, Zeus, and Paul, Hermes, because he was the chief speaker (logou).\n15:6; The apostles and the elders came together to look into this matter (logou). (The proper translation of the Greek word for \u201celders\u201d is \u201colder people.\u201d)\n15:27; \u201cTherefore we have sent Judas and Silas, who themselves will also report the same things by word (logou). (NASB adds the words \u201cof mouth\u201d after \u201clogou\u201d)\n(*)15:32; Judas and Silas, also being prophets themselves, encouraged and strengthened the brethren with a lengthy message (logou). (The last part of this seems not to fit the Greek construction. Here is the literal rendering: \u201cthrough logou much exhorted the brethren and confirmed\u201d which seems to indicate a sharing from the indwelling Christ living within them)\n18:15; but if there are questions about words (logou) and names and your own law, look after it yourselves; I am unwilling to be a judge of these matters.\u201d (The first part of this verse from the literal Greek is: \u201cbut if questions it is concerning logou and names and law\u2026\u201d)\n20:24; But I do not consider my life of any account (logou) as dear to myself, so that I may finish my course and the ministry which I received from the Lord Jesus, to testify solemnly of the gospel of the grace of God.\n22:22; They listened to him up to this statement (logou), and then they raised their voices and said, \u201cAway with such a fellow from the earth, for he should not be allowed to live!\u201d\n(*)1:22; But prove yourselves doers of the word (logou), and not merely hearers who delude themselves.\n(*)1:23; For if anyone is a hearer of the word (logou) and not a doer, he is like a man who looks at his natural face in a mirror\nGalatians, and 1 Thessalonians do not mention the singular genitive masculine \u201clogou\u201d in their letters.\n2:2; that you not be quickly shaken from your composure or be disturbed either by a spirit or a message (logou) or a letter as if from us, to the effect that the day of the Lord has come.\n2:15; So then, brethren, stand firm and hold to the traditions which you were taught, whether by word (logou) or by letter from us. (NASB adds the words \u201cof mouth\u201d after \u201clogou\u201d)\n1:17; For Christ did not send me to baptize, but to preach the gospel, not in cleverness of speech (logou), so that the cross of Christ would not be made void.\n2:1; And when I came to you, brethren, I did not come with superiority of speech (logou) or of wisdom, proclaiming to you the testimony of God.\n2 Corinthians, Romans, Philippians do not mention the singular genitive masculine \u201clogou\u201d in their letters.\n(*)4:3; praying at the same time for us as well, that God will open up to us a door for the word (logou), so that we may speak forth the mystery of Christ, for which I have also been imprisoned;\nPhilemon and Ephesians do not mention the singular genitive masculine \u201clogou\u201d in their letters.\n(*)5:13; For everyone who partakes only of milk is not accustomed to the word (logou) of righteousness, for he is an infant.\n13:22; But I urge you, brethren, bear with this word (logou) of exhortation, for I have written to you briefly. (The Greek literally is: \u201cAnd I beseech you brethren, endure the logou of beseeching; for indeed through few I wrote to you.\u201d)\n(*)4:5; for it is sanctified by means of the word (logou) of God and prayer.\n2 Timothy does not mention the singular genitive masculine \u201clogou\u201d in its letter.\n(*)1:9; holding fast the faithful word (logou) which is in accordance with the teaching, so that he will be able both to exhort in sound doctrine and to refute those who contradict. (The latter part of this verse in Greek is literally: \u201cin order that able may both exhort by the teaching healthy and the contradicting to convince.\u201d The thought here is that those with a function of over watching over or looking over (not a title or position of overseer or bishop as wrongly translated) the body of Christ will express Christ, will hold onto \u201cthe faithful logou,\u201d someone who is maturing in their relationship with Christ in His body, in this manner.)\n(*)1:23; for you have been born again not of seed which is perishable but imperishable, that is, through the living and enduring word (logou) of God.\n3:1; In the same way, you wives, be submissive to your own husbands so that even if any of them are disobedient to the word (logo), they may be won without a word (logou) by the behavior of their wives,\n2 Peter do not mention the singular genitive masculine \u201clogou\u201d in its letters.\n(*)1:1; What was from the beginning, what we have heard, what we have seen with our eyes, what we have looked at and touched with our hands, concerning the Word (logou) of Life\u2014\n2 John, 3 John, Jude, and Revelation do not mention the singular genitive masculine \u201clogou\u201d in their letters.\nThe above passages describe all instances where the singular genitive masculine \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c5\u201d (logou) is used in the New Testament. In context only in a few passages does it seem to reflect our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord, the Word of God at least 11 of 27 instances of the use of the word seem to reflect our Lord. In 1 John the author uses this word once and specifically as the name for Christ as \u201cthe Word.\u201d Also where logou is not necessarily the personal indwelling Lord or His name as \u201cthe Word\u201d it does seem to indicate the Spirit of Christ is at work either through the written or spoken word given by the scripture or those living by His life, in other instances it refers to an expression of a thought by the words of the one speaking. Again context is important to distinguish this truth.\nPart 1 \u2013 Analysis of the Greek Word \u201clogos.\u201d\n\u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c2\u201d (logos) [singular nominative masculine]. It is used 68 or 69 times in the New Testament. [69 if you count the questionable verse from the KJV (1 John 5:7) which uses the Received Greek Text]. The following are the phrases from scripture (in some what chronological order) where \u201clogos\u201d is used, using the NASB (http://www.biblegateway.com/versions/New-American-Standard-Bible-NASB/). I have put an asterisk (*) by those that could be referring to our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord or as a synonym for the name of Christ. You may see it differently.\n5:37; \u201cBut let your statement (logos) be \u2018Yes, yes\u2019 or \u2018No, no\u2019; anything beyond these is of evil.\u201d\n28:15; And they took the money and did as they had been instructed; and this story (logos) was widely spread among the Jews, and is to this day.\n(*)4:15; \u201cThese are the ones who are beside the road where the word (logos) is sown; and when they hear, immediately Satan comes and takes away the word (logon) which has been sown in them.\u201d\n4:32; and they were amazed at His teaching, for His message (logos) was with authority.\n4:36; And amazement came upon them all, and they began talking with one another saying, \u201cWhat is this message (logos)? For with authority and power He commands the unclean spirits and they come out.\u201d\n5:15; But the news (logos) about Him was spreading even farther, and large crowds were gathering to hear Him and to be healed of their sicknesses.\n7:17; This report (logos) concerning Him went out all over Judea and in all the surrounding district.\n(*)8:11; \u201cNow the parable is this: the seed is the word (logos) of God.\u201d\n(*)1:1; In the beginning was the Word (logos), and the Word (logos) was with God, and the Word (logos) was God.\n(*)1:14; And the Word (logos) became flesh, and dwelt among us, and we saw His glory, glory as of the only begotten from the Father, full of grace and truth.\n4:37; For in this case the saying (logos) is true, \u2018One sows and another reaps.\u2019\n6:60; Therefore many of His disciples, when they heard this said, \u201cThis is a difficult statement (logos); who can listen to it?\u201d\n7:36; What is this statement (logos) that He said, \u2018You will seek Me, and will not find Me; and where I am, you cannot come\u2019?\u201d\n8:37; I know that you are Abraham\u2019s descendants; yet you seek to kill Me, because My word (logos) has no place in you.\n(*)10:35; If he called them gods, to whom the word (logos) of God came (and the Scripture cannot be broken),\n12:38; This was to fulfill the word (logos) of Isaiah the prophet which he spoke: \u201cLORD, WHO HAS BELIEVED OUR REPORT? AND TO WHOM HAS THE ARM OF THE LORD BEEN REVEALED?\u201d\n12:48; He who rejects Me and does not receive My sayings, has one who judges him; the word (logos) I spoke is what will judge him at the last day.\n14:24; He who does not love Me does not keep My words (logous); and the word (logos) which you hear is not Mine, but the Father\u2019s who sent Me.\n15:25; But they have done this to fulfill the word (logos) that is written in their Law, \u2018(AK)THEY HATED ME WITHOUT A CAUSE.\u2019\n(*)17:17; Sanctify them in the truth; Your word (logos) is truth.\n18:9; to fulfill the word (logos) which He spoke, \u201cOf those whom You have given Me I lost not one.\u201d\n18:32; to fulfill the word (logos) of Jesus which He spoke, signifying by what kind of death He was about to die.\n21:23; Therefore this saying (logos) went out among the brethren that that disciple would not die; yet Jesus did not say to him that he would not die, but only, \u201cIf I want him to remain until I come, what is that to you?\u201d\n6:5; The statement (logos) found approval with the whole congregation; and they chose Stephen, a man full of faith and of the Holy Spirit, and Philip, Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas and Nicolas, a proselyte from Antioch.\n(*)6:7; The word (logos) of God kept on spreading; and the number of the disciples continued to increase greatly in Jerusalem, and a great many of the priests were becoming obedient to the faith.\n11:22; The news (logos) about them reached the ears of the church at Jerusalem, and they sent Barnabas off to Antioch.\n(*)12:24; But the word (logos) of the Lord continued to grow and to be multiplied.\n13:15; After the reading of the Law and the Prophets the synagogue officials sent to them, saying, \u201cBrethren, if you have any word (logos) of exhortation for the people, say it.\u201d\n(*)13:26; \u201cBrethren, sons of Abraham\u2019s family, and those among you who fear God, to us the message (logos) of this salvation has been sent.\n(*)13:49; And the word (logos) of the Lord was being spread through the whole region.\n(*)17:13; But when the Jews of Thessalonica found out that the word (logos) of God had been proclaimed by Paul in Berea also, they came there as well, agitating and stirring up the crowds.\n(*)19:20; So the word (logos) of the Lord was growing mightily and prevailing.\nJames and Galatians do not mention the singular nominative masculine \u201clogos\u201d in their letters.\n(*)1:8; For the word (logos) of the Lord has sounded forth from you, not only in Macedonia and Achaia, but also in every place your faith toward God has gone forth, so that we have no need to say anything.\n(*)3:1; Finally, brethren, pray for us that the word (logos) of the Lord will spread rapidly and be glorified, just as it did also with you;\n(*)1:18; For the word (logos) of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. (it is not in the original Greek)\n(*)2:4; and my message (logos) and my preaching were not in persuasive words (logois) of wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power,\n(*)12:8; For to one is given the word (logos) of wisdom through the Spirit, and to another the word (logos) of knowledge according to the same Spirit;\n(*)14:36; Was it from you that the word (logos) of God first went forth? Or has it come to you only? (the word \u201cit\u201d in NASB is not in original Greek)\n15:54; But when this perishable will have put on the imperishable, and this mortal will have put on immortality, then will come about the saying (logos) that is written, \u201cDEATH IS SWALLOWED UP in victory.\n(*)1:18; But as God is faithful, our word (logos) to you is not yes and no. (original Greek construction is \u201cBut faithful is God that the logos of us to you is not yes and no.\u201d)\n10:10; For they say, \u201cHis letters are weighty and strong, but his personal presence is unimpressive and his speech (logos) contemptible.\u201d\n(*)9:6; But it is not as though the word (logos) of God has failed. For they are not all Israel who are descended from Israel;\n9:9; For this is the word (logos) of promise: \u201cAT THIS TIME I WILL COME, AND SARAH SHALL HAVE A SON.\u201d\nPhilippians does not mention the singular nominative masculine \u201clogos\u201d in its letter.\n(*)3:16; Let the word (logos) of Christ richly dwell within you, with all wisdom teaching and admonishing one another with psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with thankfulness in your hearts to God.\n4:6; Let your speech (logos) always be with grace, as though seasoned with salt, so that you will know how you should respond to each person.\nPhilemon does not mention the singular nominative masculine \u201clogos\u201d in its letter.\n4:29; Let no unwholesome word (logos) proceed from your mouth, but only such a word as is good for edification according to the need of the moment, so that it will give grace to those who hear. (original Greek does not have \u201csuch a word\u201d)\n6:19; and pray on my behalf, that utterance (logos) may be given to me in the opening of my mouth, to make known with boldness the mystery of the gospel\n(*)2:2; For if the word (logos) spoken through angels proved unalterable, and every transgression and disobedience received a just penalty,\n(*)4:2; For indeed we have had good news preached to us, just as they also; but the word (logos) they heard did not profit them, because it was not united by faith in those who heard. (The sense is of hearing Christ but not believing what He said.)\n(*)4:12; For the word (logos) of God is living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart.\n(*)4:13; And there is no creature hidden from His sight, but all things are open and laid bare to the eyes of Him with whom we have to do (logos). (this last part of the verse has an interesting Greek construction, literally it is written: \u201cwith whom to us is the logos.\u201d)\n(*)5:11; Concerning him we have much to say (logos), and it is hard to explain, since you have become dull of hearing. (the first part of this verse also has an interesting Greek construction, literally it is written: \u201cConcerning whom much to us the logos and hard to interpret to say\u2026\u201d and the \u201cwhom\u201d appears to describe Christ the high priest in the earlier verse.)\n7:28; For the Law appoints men as high priests who are weak, but the word (logos) of the oath, which came after the Law, appoints a Son, made perfect forever.\n(*)1:15; It is a trustworthy statement (logos), deserving full acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, among whom I am foremost of all. (While the first few words appear to be a \u201csaying,\u201d and probably is, the Greek construction literally says: \u201cFaithful is the logos and of all acceptance worthy\u2026\u201d and if we took the words from the previous verse it would be literally: \u201cand superabound the grace of the Lord of us with faith and love in Christ Jesus. Faithful is the logos\u2026\u201d)\n(*)3:1; It is a trustworthy statement (logos): if any man aspires to the office of overseer, it is a fine work he desires to do. (same as previous comment, also notice that the literal Greek construction says: \u201cFaithful is the logos: if anyone watch over aspires to, a good work he desires.\u201d This verse also says nothing about an office or a position in the body of Christ but a function).\n(*)4:9; It is a trustworthy statement (logos) deserving full acceptance. (same Greek construction as the previous two statements)\n(*)2:9; for which I suffer hardship even to imprisonment as a criminal; but the word (logos) of God is not imprisoned.\n(*)2:11; It is a trustworthy statement (logos): For if we died with Him, we will also live with Him; (same Greek construction as 1 Timothy in using the word logos)\n2:17; and their talk (logos) will spread like gangrene. Among them are Hymenaeus and Philetus\n(*)2:5; to be sensible, pure, workers at home, kind, being subject to their own husbands, so that the word (logos) of God will not be dishonored.\n(*)3:8; This is a trustworthy statement (logos); and concerning these things I want you to speak confidently, so that those who have believed God will be careful to engage in good deeds. These things are good and profitable for men. (same Greek construction as 1 Timothy in using the word logos)\nThe Letters of Peter do not mention the singular nominative masculine \u201clogos\u201d in its letters.\n1:10; If we say that we have not sinned, we make Him a liar and His word (logos) is not in us.\n2:7; Beloved, I am not writing a new commandment to you, but an old commandment which you have had from the beginning; the old commandment is the word (logos) which you have heard.\n(*)2:14; I have written to you, fathers, because you know Him who has been from the beginning. I have written to you, young men, because you are strong, and the word (logos) of God abides in you, and you have overcome the evil one.\n(*)[5:7; in heaven, the Father, the Word (logos), and the Holy Spirit, and these three are one. (A few late manuscripts add this verse and is in the Received Text used by KJV)]\n2 John, 3 John, and Jude do not mention the singular nominative masculine \u201clogos\u201d in their letters.\n(*)19:13; He is clothed with a robe dipped in blood, and His name is called The Word (logos) of God.\nThe above passages describe all instances where the singular nominative masculine \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c2\u201d (logos) is used in the New Testament. In context many of the passages seem to reflect our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord, the Word of God, at least 36 of 69 instances of the use of the word seem to reflect our Lord or the name of our Lord as \u201cthe Word.\u201d The gospel of John and his letter of Revelations specifically designate Christ as \u201cthe Word of God.\u201d Interestingly, in Acts the sense is of the spreading and growing, organically, of Christ, the Word of God, as He is welcomed and becomes the life of those who hear and believe what He says and He is manifested by His people. The letter to Hebrews uses \u201clogos\u201d in all but one instance to indicate the importance of hearing and believing Christ, our indwelling Lord, the Word of God. Paul uses this word almost every time in his letters to Timothy and Titus to indicate the faithfulness of the indwelling Christ to help His assistant church planters. Again where logos is not necessarily the personal indwelling Lord or His name as \u201cthe Word\u201d it does seem to indicate the Spirit of Christ is at work either through the written or spoken word given by the scripture or those living by His life, in other instances it refers to an expression of a thought by the words of the one speaking. So context is important to distinguish this truth.\nReferences of A Word Study of the Greek Word \u201clogos.\u201d\nI have used a few resources to help me in this study to better understand this particular word and the parts of speech that are important to understanding it\u2019s use in scripture. The below are my resources:\n\u2013 W.E. Vine, Vine\u2019s Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words, 1985, Thomas Nelson Publishers. I used this to give me the Strong\u2019s Concordance number to use in the Free Bible Tools online. the word \u201clogos\u201d is found on page 683 and it\u2019s Strong Concordance number is 3056.\n\u2013 Free Bible Tools. http://www.tgm.org/bible.htm. This includes many tools in researching words using Strong\u2019s Concordance and Vine\u2019s Dictionary. This gave me every chapter and verse of the New Testament where the word \u201clogos\u201d and it\u2019s parts of speech were found. A very useful resource.\n\u2013 Alfred Marshall, The Interlinear KJV-NIV Parallel New Testament in Greek and English, 1975, The Zondervan Corporation. I used this to find the exact Greek rendering of the word since the Free Bible Tools only used the Greek word \u201clogos\u201d and did not identify each of the parts of speech for the word. I compiled a list of the passages where each of the different parts of speech were used to do my comparison and ultimately the word study.\n\u2013 New Testament Greek Online by Winfred P. Lehmann and Jonathan Slocum. http://www.utexas.edu/cola/centers/lrc/eieol/ntgol-0-X.html. This online site was very useful to better understand the different parts of speech and in fact described each of the parts of speech for the word \u201clogos\u201d so it was a definite plus in helping me better understand the parts of speech, at least for a protege like me.\n\u2013 \u201cConcerning the Logos\u201d by Ken Funk, http://web.engr.oregonstate.edu/~funkk/Personal/logos.html, Rev 29 Dec 96. I did not use this website but it does seems to be a good resource on the use of the word \u201clogos\u201d in the Greek world not just in the New Testament.\nThe \u201cFree Bible Tools\u201d describes the word \u201clogos\u201d and it\u2019s various parts of speech as follows:\n1) of speech\na) a word, uttered by a living voice, embodies a conception or idea\nb) what someone has said: (1) a word; (2) the sayings of God; (3) decree, mandate or order; (4) of the moral precepts given by God; (5) Old Testament prophecy given by the prophets; (6) what is declared, a thought, declaration, aphorism, a weighty saying, a dictum, a maxim\nc) discourse: (1) the act of speaking, speech; (2) the faculty of speech, skill and practice in speaking; (3) a kind or style of speaking; (4) a continuous speaking discourse \u2013 instruction\nd) doctrine, teaching\ne) anything reported in speech; a narration, narrative\nf) matter under discussion, thing spoken of, affair, a matter in dispute, case, suit at law\ng) the thing spoken of or talked about; event, deed\n2) its use as respect to the MIND alone\na) reason, the mental faculty of thinking, meditating, reasoning, calculating\nb) account, i.e. regard, consideration\nc) account, i.e. reckoning, score\nd) account, i.e. answer or explanation in reference to judgment\ne) relation, i.e. with whom as judge we stand in relation: (1) reason would\nf) reason, cause, ground\n3) In John, denotes the essential Word of God, Jesus Christ, the personal wisdom and power in union with God, his minister in creation and government of the universe, the cause of all the world\u2019s life both physical and ethical, which for the procurement of man\u2019s salvation put on human nature in the person of Jesus the Messiah, the second person in the Godhead, and shone forth conspicuously from His words and deeds.\nNote: A Greek philosopher named Heraclitus first used the term Logos around 600 B.C. to designate the divine reason or plan which coordinates a changing universe.\nVine\u2019s Dictionary describes \u201clogos\u201d and it\u2019s parts of speech as follows:\n(I) \u201cthe expression of thought,\u201d not the mere name of an object,\n(a) as embodying a conception or idea, e.g., Luk 7:7; 1Cr 14:9, 19; (b) a saying or statement, (1) by God, e.g., Jhn 15:25; Rom 9:9; 9:28, RV, \u201cword\u201d (AV, \u201cwork\u201d); Gal 5:14; Hbr 4:12; (2) by Christ, e.g., Mat 24:35 (plur.); Jhn 2:22; 4:41; 14:23 (plur.); Jhn 15:20. In connection with (1) and (2) the phrase \u201cthe word of the Lord,\u201d i.e., the revealed will of God (very frequent in the OT), is used of a direct revelation given by Christ, 1Th 4:15; of the gospel, Act 8:25; 13:49; 15:35, 36; 16:32; 19:10; 1Th 1:8; 2Th 3:1; in this respect it is the message from the Lord, delivered with His authority and made effective by His power (cp. Act 10:36); for other instances relating to the gospel see Act 13:26; 14:3; 15:7; 1Cr 1:18, RV; 2Cr 2:17; 4:2; 5:19; 6:7; Gal 6:6; Eph 1:13; Phl 2:16; Col 1:5; Hbr 5:13; sometimes it is used as the sum of God\u2019s utterances, e.g., Mar 7:13; Jhn 10:35; Rev 1:2, 9;(c) discourse, speech, of instruction, etc., e.g., Act 2:40; 1Cr 2:13; 12:8; 2Cr 1:18; 1Th 1:5; 2Th 2:15; Hbr 6:1, RV, marg.; doctrine, e.g., Mat 13:20; Col 3:16; 1Ti 4:6; 2Ti 1:13; Tts 1:9; 1Jo 2:7;\n(II) \u201cThe Personal Word,\u201d a title of the Son of God; this identification is substantiated by the statements of doctrine in Jhn 1:1-18, declaring in verses Jhn 1:1, 2. (1) His distinct and superfinite Personality, (2) His relation in the Godhead (pros, \u201cwith,\u201d not mere company, but the most intimate communion), (3) His deity; in Jhn 1:3 His creative power; in Jhn 1:14 His Incarnation (\u201cbecame flesh,\u201d expressing His voluntary act; not as AV, \u201cwas made\u201d), the reality and totality of His human nature, and His glory \u201cas of the only begotten from the Father,\u201d RV (marg., \u201can only begotten from a father\u201d), the absence of the article in each place lending stress to the nature and character of the relationship; His was the Shekinah glory in open manifestation; Jhn 1:18 consummates the identification: \u201cthe only-begotten Son (RV marg., many ancient authorities read \u201cGod only begotten,\u201d), which is in the bosom of the Father, He hath declared Him,\u201d thus fulfilling the significance of the title \u201cLogos,\u201d the \u201cWord,\u201d the personal manifestation, not of a part of the Divine nature, but of the whole Deity (see IMAGE). The title is used also in 1Jo 1:1, \u201cthe Word of life\u201d combining the two declarations in Jhn 1:1, 4 and Rev 19:13 (for 1Jo 5:7 see THREE).\nThe difficulty I see is that in most translations of the Bible it is difficult to determine where \u201clogos\u201d and it\u2019s parts of speech are used because so many other words are translated as \u201cword\u201d and in other instances \u201clogos\u201d is translated into other words such as \u201cspeech, \u201cdiscourse,\u201d \u201creason,\u201d \u201csaying,\u201d etc. I understand that context of Greek words are important and so this plays a part in the translation. So I was impressed with the need to better understand where \u201clogos\u201d and it\u2019s parts of speech were specifically used and so better understand perhaps where our indwelling Christ is represented versus someone speaking or parts of scripture.\nTo begin, I did want to describe what I learned about the parts of speech for the word \u201clogos.\u201d If you want some background to what is provided please go to that resource above for more information. Here is what \u201cNew Testament Greek Online\u201d provided me:\n\u201cThe parts of speech are inflected for four cases, besides a case of address called the vocative. The cases are as follows:\n* Nominative, the case of the subject;\n* Genitive, the case to indicate possession \u2014 possessive, in grammars of English\n* Dative, the case of the indirect object\n* Accusative, the case of the direct object \u2014 objective, in grammars of English\u201d\nGreek words can also be singular or plural so that eight specific parts of speech for a Greek word is possible. A helpful table was provided:\nMasc (Transliteration)\nSg. Nom. \u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c2 (logos)\nSg. Gen. \u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c5 (logou)\nSg. Dat. \u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u1ff3 (logo)\nSg. Acc. \u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03bd (logon)\nPl. Nom. \u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03b9 (logoi)\nPl. Gen. \u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03c9\u03bd (logon)\nPl. Dat. \u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03b9\u03c2 (logois)\nPl. Acc \u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c5\u03c2 (logous)\nIf you notice the authors were very helpful in providing the eight parts of speech for the word \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c2\u201d or as it is transliterated \u201clogos.\u201d \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c2\u201d is the \u201csingular nominative masculine\u201d part of speech. Because I am specifically looking for how Christ the Personal Word is described in the New Testament I looked for only those parts of speech that were singular and then in context for each of those words where we see Christ our indwelling Lord. I have to say that as I was going through the various context their does seem to be an indication that while the Personal Indwelling Lord may not be described, it is often possible to see that the indwelling Lord is at work in the passage and should not be dismissed. On some occasions I have written a literal Greek translation for better clarification of some difficult Greek constructions and also to hopefully shed light on other aspects of that verse. May you know more of our Indwelling Christ as you look at the many verses that the \u201clogos\u201d and it\u2019s parts of speech are used in the New Testament.\nOverview of A Word Study of the Greek Word \u201clogos.\u201d\nDue to the length of this word study I have broken it into six major parts. This is the overview and concluding thoughts of the study. The second part will describe the way the study was done and references used. The last four parts will be the analysis of each of the four parts of speech for the singular masculine of the word \u201clogos.\u201d\nI generally do not focus too much on word studies, especially very involved ones. While as I look at what scripture says in light of it\u2019s context and historicity to hear and learn from Christ in me now, to delve too deep into specific words can perhaps cause one to lose their focus on the specific message God wants us to see and hear. I do on the other hand want to try and discern from the original language what God wants me to learn from Him as in some instances, if not many, the ancient words have many flavors of meaning that can help enhance our knowing Christ better. The ancient languages, Greek and Hebrew specifically, have a lot of meaning in the words along with their varieties of expression. For those whose function in the body of Christ is not in the area of speaking but more related to serving if you just want to skip the majority of what I\u2019ve written and scan some of the conclusions please do so. I\u2019m not sure I\u2019d want to read all that I\u2019ve written, :). For those who have a tendency towards details this might prove beneficial, or at least I pray it is. Additionally, you might find this a helpful resource on where the specific uses of the word \u201clogos\u201d and its parts of speech are in the New Testament for perhaps better clarity as you listen to Christ from what you read.\nSome background. In English we have so many different words, with many different words that mean the same, that the English language is often known as perhaps the most complex language to learn. In the Greek and Hebrew we find a more simpler use of words and generally most unique words have generally one meaning, albeit a meaning filled with many flavors. I am no English teacher by any means, and have always wished I would have listened more in my English classes when I was college (English was not my favorite subject, perhaps because of all the memorization involved which I was not very good at). So over the past couple of decades I have had to do some relearning on the subject to better help how I read and communicate so as to prevent misunderstanding, although that doesn\u2019t necessarily mean I won\u2019t be misunderstood by any stretch of the imagination. So given this background if I make an error below, it is an honest one and hope you see it in that light.\nGiven all that, and especially listening to Father, I have seen more than once how certain words in scripture can help us better understand what we are reading and help us better interpret what is being communicated. I am not an advocate that every believer should know Greek or Hebrew, as I am only a protege at best (or worse), but I am thankful that there are those that have been given that measure of the gift of Christ to help His body. We have all been given a function to the edification of God\u2019s family. If someone sees something amiss in what I share below please let me know. Obviously Christ in us can lead us to many applications of what is written in the Bible, so mine is definitely not the end all. The unsearchable riches of Christ are too vast for one member to share all of our indwelling glorious Lord!\nThere is one word that seems to grab my attention, along with a few others, that seems to be used often in the scripture to speak of the actual Person of Jesus Christ our Lord, or another word for Jesus Christ, at other times the word is used as a message or saying, or perhaps even to describe some of scripture itself, especially in the gospels. The specific Greek word I am referring to is \u201clogos.\u201d There are two other Greek words that are also often translated \u201cword\u201d and tends to also create further confusion when reading the scripture which is transliterated \u201crhema\u201d and \u201cepos\u201d and do not mean the same as \u201clogos.\u201d Vines dictionary describes the differences as follows: \u201clogos is reasoned speech, rhema, an utterance, epos, the articulated expression of a thought.\u201d\nI do not believe that the Bible is God, but I do believe that God has spoken to us in the past, does so in scripture as He gives us light, and is doing so now through His people as we share life together. To focus only on reading and studying from scripture has a tendency to cause some believers to focus more on the knowledge of scripture versus on knowing Christ in us, who is the truth and the testimony of scripture and now resides in each believer. Scripture is useful to helping us know what God has said and done and what He desires to do through His people through His Son. Scripture helps us to know how others in the past lived by the life of Christ. Christ can teach through whomever and whenever He desires and has and continues to give His body the function of teaching through whom He uses as one means of edification in the body, remembering that all the gifts of the body are from the one indwelling Spirit of Christ and none or more important than the other.\nThis word \u201clogos\u201d is used by the apostle John specifically to describe our Personal and Indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord. To look at the rest of scripture with a view to knowing how to hear and be taught by our indwelling Christ, the Logos of God now is important for me, so doing this study is part of my desire to know Him better in part. To better know how to live by our indwelling Lord through the gift of His life He has given to each member as we share His life together: His life speaking and serving in love and grace through one another.\nThe singular nominative masculine \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c2\u201d (logos) is used 69 times in the New Testament. In context our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord, the Word of God, is described as the \u201clogos\u201d at least 36 of 69 instances. The gospel of John and his letter of Revelations specifically designate Christ as \u201cthe Word of God.\u201d Interestingly, in Acts the sense is of the spreading and growing, organically, of Christ, the Word of God, as He is welcomed and becomes the life of those who hear and believe what He says and He is manifested by His people. The letter to Hebrews uses \u201clogos\u201d in all but one instance to indicate the importance of hearing and believing Christ, our indwelling Lord, the Word of God. Paul uses this word almost every time in his letters to Timothy and Titus to indicate the faithfulness of the indwelling Christ to help His assistant church planters.\nThe singular genitive masculine \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03c5\u201d (logou) is used 27 times in the New Testament. In context our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord, the Word of God, is described as the \u201clogou\u201d at least 11 of 27 instances. In 1 John the author uses this word once and specifically as the name for Christ as \u201cthe Word.\u201d\nThe singular dative masculine \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u1ff3\u201d (logo) is used 45 times in the New Testament. In context our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord, the Word of God, is described as the \u201clogo\u201d at least 11 of 45 instances. None of the gospels use this part of speech for our Lord. Peter in both of his letters and in every instance when using this word refers to Christ as \u201cthe Word.\u201d\nThe singular accusative masculine \u201c\u03bb\u1f79\u03b3\u03bf\u03bd\u201d (logon) is used 128 times in the New Testament. In context our personal indwelling Christ Jesus our Lord, the Word of God, is described as the \u201clogon\u201d at least 57 of 128 instances. The gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke specifically focus on Christ as the \u201clogon\u201d of God, the seed for others to hear and believe and not to forget while, interestingly, the gospel of John uses \u201clogon\u201d to describe what Jesus says we are to hear and believe. We could possibly replace \u201cMy word\u201d in the gospel of John and perhaps see something extra from our Lord, to hear Him and believe Him. Additionally, the letter of Acts uses \u201clogon\u201d to describe what others announced and proclaimed and what others were to hear and believe. We could possibly replace \u201clogon of God\u201d with Christ and perhaps see something extra from our Lord, that it wasn\u2019t the Bible or verses of scripture that was announced, although surely that was part of what was spoken, but Christ was announcing Himself by His life in His people, proclaiming Himself to those who heard Him, who would believe Him and so His life might find residence in those who believe and grow organically out from His life through His people. This is almost the same description for the use of the word \u201clogos\u201d in Acts.\nWhere each of these four parts of speech are not necessarily the personal indwelling Lord or His name as \u201cthe Word\u201d it a number of instances it does seem to indicate the Spirit of Christ is at work either through the written or spoken word given by the scripture or those living by His life. In other instances it refers to an expression of a thought by the words of the one speaking. So again context is important to distinguish this truth.\nIn each of the four parts of speech for the Greek word \u201clogos\u201d there are many instances where the word refers to our indwelling Christ or His name as \u201cthe Word.\u201d Christ is the expression of God. Often we express ourselves by the words we use. So in a sense we could say that Christ the Son, grammatically speaking, is the \u201csingular masculine\u201d \u201cWord of God.\u201d But the expression of Christ is not a set of words, a letter, a book, or a set of books. The expression of Christ is His very life living in and through His people by the Holy Spirit. When we live by Christ\u2019s life, feed on Him, it is as we hear Him, believe what He says, and follow what He says to and through one another. A way Paul describes whether he is following his indwelling Lord is by having a clear conscience in his relationships with others. This life in Christ is found in His fullness when the entire body of Christ is living by His life together, sharing their measure of the gift of Christ with one another in love, speaking and doing those things which He has told us. The scriptures are to help us how to live by our indwelling Lord by giving us the example of the life of Christ during His earthly service and examples of how He extended His life by the Spirit through His body to then then known world. Because God has spoken in the past and we have in part what He said from the scriptures it is often equated with \u201cthe word of God.\u201d The problem comes when, like the Pharisees, we look to the scriptures as THE life of God. There is no life in the scripture but for the spiritual sight we receive by the Holy Spirit. The fullness of Christ is found within the full spiritual functioning of His body as each member lives by His life together, expressing the personal indwelling Word of God either in word or deed. He is like a seed planted in each member, those who have welcomed Christ by hearing Him and believing Him. The seed blossoms, and He begins to express the fruit of His Spirit, His life, by the measure of the gift of His life given to them. As each member lives a shared life together and produces His fruit of love organically, He is made manifest to one another and He \u201cspreads\u201d from gathering to gathering to the world. This does not discount the words in scripture since there are functions Christ gives within the body that clearly help teach the body as it builds itself up in love.\nWhat a great salvation that we have been given to be in Christ and that He lives in us and desires to express His life through us! May we live life together and so hear Him together, be taught by Him together, and follow what He says together.\nA Word Study of the Greek Word \u201clogos.\u201d\nFem. Masc. Nt. Fem. Masc Transliteration Nt\nSg. 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When we live by Christ\u2019s life we are called to hear Him, believe what He says, and follow what He says and in so doing we have a clear conscience in our relationships with others. This life in Christ is found in His fullness when the entire body of Christ is living by His life together, sharing their measure of the gift of Christ with one another in love, speaking and doing those things which He has told us. The scriptures are to help us how to live by our indwelling Lord by giving us the example of the life of Christ during His earthly service, examples of how He extended His life by the Spirit through His body to then then known world. Because God has spoken in the past and we have in part what He said from the scriptures it is often equated with \u201cthe word of God.\u201d The problem comes when like the Pharisees we look to the scriptures as the life of God. There is no life in the scripture but for the spiritual sight we receive by the Holy Spirit. 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        "raw_content": "Sometimes, you can never tell what one good deed can do for you.\nI remember once reading a story about an American woman who used to work as a missionary and nurse in the Congo. She used to go out and immunize the little children. Years after, her son became a journalist and went to cover a war story. He was captured by the rebels.\nDuring interrogation, he spoke some words of the local language. The rebel commander asked him how he could speak the language. He told him his mother used to be a missionary in Congo so he lived there briefly. The commander remembered his mother and told him his mother immunized him when he was young. That single good deed made the rebels release him and provide him with his story.\nA single good deed to save the life of a stranger saved the missionary\u2019s son many years later.\n\u201cAnd Joshua saved Rahab the harlot alive, and her father\u2019s household, and all that she had; and she dwelleth in Israel even unto this day; because she hid the messengers, which Joshua sent to spy out Jericho.\u201d\nA single good deed by Rahab to hide the spies of Israel when they came to Jericho saved Rahab and her house.\nDo not be weary in well doing for in due season you shall reap if you faint not.\nPreviousSpiritual Regurgitation!\nNextThe Road to Greatness!",
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        "raw_content": "Review: The Seven Deadly Sins Sampler from the Great Books Foundation\nNovember 4, 2018 UncategorizedKatie Jane Gallagher\nReally great collection of short stories, from a wide variety of authors. This is the second book of short stories I\u2019ve read this year, and I have to say I\u2019m sort of craving picking up another soon\u2026 I have both an anthology about stories relating to the ocean as well as a Lovecraft short story book on my TBR, so maybe I\u2019ll take a look at one of those in a month or two.\nReally there was only one story in here that I didn\u2019t like, which was \u201cThe Inherited Clock\u201d by Elizabeth Bowen. The language in the story was completely overblown, and to be honest, I couldn\u2019t make heads or tails of what was happening. Nor did I want to pick it apart and figure out what Bowen was going for, because of the language\u2026 Sort of a vicious circle.\nMy top picks in here would be \u201cRoman Fever\u201d by Edith Wharton, \u201cSmokers\u201d by Tobias Wolff, and \u201cMary Postgate\u201d by Rudyard Kipling. That ending in the Kipling story\u2026 wow. I was also really happy to finally read a bit of Raymond Carver (\u201cFat\u201d), who was a great inspiration to one of my top literary loves, Haruki Murakami. (Murakami, by the by, was one of Carver\u2019s Japanese translators.) All of which reminds me that I actually have a short story collection by Carver on my bookshelf too\u2026\nAnyway, I really recommend this anthology for anyone who wants to consider the seven deadly sins from a literary angle.\n\u2190 Review: Dig Too Deep by Amy Allgeyer\tReview: There\u2019s Someone Inside Your House by Stephanie Perkins \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, with whom you were sealed for the day of redemption. \u2013Ephesians 4:30\nWhen I read this verse I was intrigued.\nFurther research showed that to grieve means to cause another to feel grief or sorrow. Ephesians 4:30 is clearly an instruction for Christian living, but how does one avoid making the Holy Spirit feel sorrowful?\nThe Message translates verse 4:30 to this:\nDon\u2019t grieve God. Don\u2019t break his heart. His Holy Spirit, moving and breathing in you, is the most intimate part of your life, making you fit for himself. Don\u2019t take such a gift for granted.\nBecause Christians believe in the trinity, the Holy Spirit is a form of God. To cause grief and sorrow to the Spirit, is to do the same to Him. The use of the word grieve implies the Holy Spirit has feelings, which I believe to be true, considering the Holy Spirit is God\u2019s. However, I\u2019ve had the tendency to see the Holy Spirit as an invisible and mindless mist floating around in my conscious. Something intangible God gave me to listen to. But such elementary views deeply undermine the power, prominence, and intimacy the Holy Spirit wants to have in our lives, and the gift the Spirit is to believers.\nComforts us. (John 14:18)\nBrings us peace. (John 14:27)\nHelps us recall we have learned about God. (John 14:26)\nConvicts us of sin. (John 16:8)\nHelps us pray. (Romans 8:26)\nProduces fruit of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. (Galatians 5:22-23)\nThese are a few of the wonderful things the Spirit offers, and 1 Thessalonians commands us to not quench or extinguish the Spirit. If we do, we will not receive the blessings of the Spirit.\nSo, once again I ask, how are we to not grieve or quench the Spirit in our lives? How are we to not break God\u2019s heart by doing so?\nThe book of Isaiah offers some insight, \u201cYet they rebelled and grieved the Holy Spirit. So he turned and became their enemy and he himself fought against them\u201d (63:10).\nGod\u2019s people rebelled against Him, causing them to grieve the Spirit. Not only that, but God turned against them. If there is one thing we never want, it\u2019s for God to be our enemy. For He to not fight for us, would be detrimental. We need God on our side. Desperately.\nAnd so, we must ask ourselves, is there any rebellion in our lives? Rebellion that could be quenching the power of the Spirit, breaking God\u2019s heart, and turning Him away from us? What has God told us to do, that we are disregarding?\nSimply stated: Disobedience to God and His commands is rebellion.\nRebellion does not have to be obvious, but could be lurking undetected in our daily walk. It might take the form of gossiping, not tithing, not making time to read the Word, and more.\nAt first, striving to not live with rebellion can seem daunting. After all, every sin is a form of rebellion, and we are certainly not perfect human beings. It is difficult to live sinless.\nBut there\u2019s Hope. Hallelujah!\nWe have and will mess up. God knows this! It is why He forgives us and sent His Son to die for us. It is also why He gave us the Holy Spirit. A seal on our lives to be our Counselor and Helper. A divine Spirit to stop us before we sin and convict us when we do.\nIsaiah later records how God gave His repentant people grace, even after their rebellious ways. Such mercy shows the beautiful love He extends.\nFriend, if you find yourself reading this, and the Spirit is revealing to you some type of rebellion in your life, take action. Join me in repenting of any disobedience, seeking forgiveness, changing our ways, and then resting assured God is still on our side. So long as we are striving to stay in step with the Spirit, the Spirit can\u2019t be quenched! (Galatians 5:25)\nPosted in: Daily Life | Tagged: grieve, rebellion, strive with keri, The Holy Spirit",
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        "raw_content": "Posted: June 13, 2018 by keystoneyouth in The Fold\nWe spent the past two days doing two main jobs: staining and wood chipping. Half of our group spent time staining decks, stairs, and the front of the school building while the other half spent time chopping up tree branches and sending them through a shedder in an effort to clear out an area for a parking lot. The team has worked extremely well together and incredibly hard over the past couple days! Wednesday is often one of the hardest days because everyone starts to hit a breaking point where they feel tired and worn down. It\u2019s great to have a day off tomorrow to look forward to and rest a little more before finishing up on Friday.\nWe also got to spend more time with the students and staff here at the Fold over the past couple days. This evening we had a cookout and bonfire with all the students and staff and got to hear some of them share their testimonies. It was good to hear the ways that God is working in the lives of teens who come here, but it was also neat to hear how God has worked in the lives of the staff during their time at the Fold. We\u2019ve been able to spend more time with staff and students then other years which has helped us to get a better picture of what actually happens at the Fold on a regular basis.\nI\u2019ve been really impressed with this team. They love to serve and they work hard. But they also love God and have been quick to talk about the ways they are seeing Him at work this week. One of my highlights has been the nightly prayer times after our daily debrief. This group is quick to praise God and pray to Him with almost everybody jumping in. I\u2019ve walked away each night encouraged by what God is doing and excited for the rest of the week.\nThe Fold Day 1",
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        "raw_content": "Hill Country Dives\nLocal Dives You\u2019ve Got to Try\nOne of the best parts about living in the Hill Country is that there are so many options for upscale food and drink. Between Austin and San Antonio, this area is arguably the place of the Texas food scene. However, it is equally as nice to enjoy the simple pleasures of a cold beer and a hamburger in a funky little dive seemingly out in the middle of nowhere. To give you a break from the upscale foodie scene, we at Kissing Tree have complied a list of our favorite no frills local spots throughout the Hill Country. No need to thank us, we already know you\u2019ll love them.\nThe self-proclaimed oldest bar in Texas, this funky joint is almost a rite of passage for anyone living in the Hill Country. Located right off of Hunter Road near New Braunfels, Riley\u2019s hosts live music multiple times a week and a food truck in their outdoor area. A favorite of locals and visitors alike, this is the spot for anyone wanting to enjoy the unique culture that is the Texas Hill Country\nZelicks Icehouse\nBuilt as a service station in the 1930s, Zelicks has become the outdoor bar in San Marcos since opening in 2011. A true Texas ice house, Zelicks throws the best Texas Independence Day party this side of the Pecos. A day at Zelicks must include sipping on a frozen margarita in one of the spacious Adirondack chairs on the back patio. Go for the jalapeno cilantro marg if you are feeling adventurous!\nThe Phoenix is a bar and chili parlor that has been a New Braunfels staple since 1871. Located in the heart of downtown, the Phoenix\u2019s boasts live music weekly and their award winning chili has been featured on both the Food Network and the Travel Channel. So sidle up to the bar, order a bowl of chili with a single shot, grab a cold beer and enjoy the any of the fantastic acts playing on the center stage.\nLonestar Floathouse\nOne of the best kept secrets of the Hill Country, the Lonestar Floathouse sits right on the Guadalupe River across on the beautiful River Road, a road that winds along the Guadalupe through the natural limestone cliffs of the Hill Country. In addition to being one of the most picturesque spots on this list, the Floathouse boasts one of the best burgers in a 100-mile radius.\nSet in a quiet neighborhood in New Braunfels, this beer and wine only spot is zero frills. The Hoity Toit is your basic local dive bar, with smoking still allowed inside and pool tables set up in the back. Don\u2019t let that put you off though, this is a purely local New Braunfels joint and everyone has a smile for you as soon as you walk in.",
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        "raw_content": "The Problem With Sex As A Video Game Goal\nJoseph Ewens\nAs you thumb through dialogue trees in Mass Effect, trying to find the best lines to seduce slinky space-warrior Ashley, you're engaging in what the developers hope is an advanced form of simulated human interaction.\nThroughout the game, Ashley slowly warms to your own personal Commander Shepard, even reeling off some flirtatious lines of her own.\nIf you've pressed \u2018A' effectively enough your efforts are rewarded with a short sex scene.\nSpoiler warning: This article mentions a late-game plot event in Red Dead Redemption.\nThe end goal of these love side-quests is often just sex - as if that's the zenith of any proper human courtship.\nAs the technology behind video games advances, ambitious developers have begun to toy with the idea of creating realistic romantic relationships. But the end goal of these love side-quests is often just sex - as if that's the zenith of any proper human courtship. A romantic tryst between two people features hundreds of intimate moments, of which sex is only one. Video games allow for a substantial link between the player and the character they control. Seeing that character share subtle romantic connections can be immensely fulfilling, while the attainment of intercourse usually feels like nothing more than a successfully completed mission.\nSex is undoubtedly an important facet of any romantic partnership. At a base level, it's the activity that furthers the race, one we're evolutionarily programmed to seek out and enjoy. Featuring sex in video game relationships is definitely worthwhile and prudishness should not stand in the way of an engaging narrative. Abolishing sex from mainstream story-driven games would be a disaster, forcing it to retreat into the next Leisure Suit Larry cacophony. Having sex appear as a product of romantic engagement has been an important step forward, but the industry shows signs of stagnating; wallowing in its own maturity.\nSex is an alluring experience from a game development standpoint. It's a tangible target, a moment of accomplishment that clearly indicates to the player that they've been successful. Bioware's Dragon Age goes so far as to award Achievements each time you successfully enact coitus with a new member of your party. Games need goals and, if you're in the business of portraying romance, making sex your bulls-eye is an easy option.\nEscaping this trap won't be easy, it may even require abandoning a goal centric model for in-game relationships. Moments of intimacy are typically not forced, they flow naturally from the interactions between people. Often, the most striking and meaningful moments in real life relationships occur when nothing much is going on. Video games don't like downtime. There's a constant need to make every action serve a purpose. Moving away from the inexorable charge towards sex will take either a developer brave enough to discard functionalism for moments of simple storytelling or exceptional writing and design that seamlessly blend the two together.\nIn Persona 4... a great emotional intensity is expressed through little more than a declaration of affection and some light snuggling on a bedroom couch.\nA well rounded portrayal of an adult romantic relationship is likely to include sex, but there are examples of games eschewing on-screen copulation without betraying their depiction of love. Persona 4 - by Atlus - is a lengthy game, one that dedicates a large portion of its play-time to budding romances between the player-character and his rag-tag band of acquaintances. In the climax to one of these narrative threads, a great emotional intensity is expressed through little more than a declaration of affection and some light snuggling on a bedroom couch. Out of context it's not nearly as bombastic as sex, but it tugs at the heartstrings far more effectively than a 30-second montage of grinding and moaning.\nPersona 4 is also an excellent example of how to connect narrative relationship advancement and productive game mechanics. When you choose to spend time with one of your friends there's very little in the way of gameplay, but each time you sit through one of these vignettes, you're rewarded with an increase in your Social Link, which boosts the power of your created monsters.\nAs its characters are high school teenagers, Persona avoids sex in its relationships out of a well-intentioned reticence. Rockstar, on the other hand, could never be accused of shying away from the gratuitous. From Grand Theft Auto to Bully, they have shown a willingness to indulge in the unseemly as well as a dedication to strong stories. In Red Dead Redemption they have perhaps their best excuse yet to fill our TV screens with high-definition thrusting.\nAfter repeatedly spurning the advances of lascivious ladies on the grounds of marital faithfulness, John Marston returns home to the arms of his feisty wife Abigail. Marston has spent so much time aching to be reunited with his belle that just seeing them together is a rewarding moment. The couple's good-natured jibes and snatched cuddles are depictions of a romantic relationship fully formed, the kind rarely seen in games. You wouldn't begrudge the writers a sex scene or two at this stage, but it's difficult to see what the player would gain, beyond mild titillation. As it is, their subtle interactions form a heartwarming payoff to hours of gameplay.\nIf games want to compete with other narrative media, they need to do a better job of creating immersive human relationships. The inclusion of sex in these couplings is an important step towards maturity and realism, but it's also a barrier beyond which the industry has struggled to progress. A select group of games have broken the mould, showing us that sex is not a necessary feature of rewarding in-game romance, just one entry in the rich encyclopedia of intimate personal behaviour.\nJoseph Ewens is a freelance video game, film, and poker journalist from London. You can keep track of his various writings at his blog Joyous Film Review or hurl abuse at him on Twitter @JoeOE18.\n[Dragon Age achievements pic]",
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        "raw_content": "Posted 6:42 pm, December 29, 2018, by Ayesha Khan, Updated at 06:40PM, December 29, 2018\nST. LOUIS - A memorial service to remember the homeless people who died this year was held in downtown St. Louis Saturday morning.\nThe service led by the Reverend Larry Rice of New Life Evangelistic Center Inc. included members of the community, many of whom he said currently live out on the streets.\n\u201cWe involved them in this service because they\u2019re the ones who knew these individuals, some of them on first named basis,\" said Rice.\n\u201cWe were reminding the community that homeless people are dying out there, we\u2019ve counted over 20 homeless people who have died this year.\u201d\nAmong the crowd was Michael Baron who shared with Fox 2 his personal experience of when he used to be homeless.\n\u201cIt\u2019s tremendously difficult and everything is a struggle,\" said Baron, \"whether it\u2019s food, shelter, clothing, bathing, you just pretty much lose everything.\u201d\nBaron said that while he has been able to leave that life behind, he continues to encounter many others who are still living it.\n\u201cI do think that more can be done,\" Baron continued, \"I don\u2019t think it takes a tremendous amount of resources, it\u2019s just caring people that have some commitment and realization that we are all human beings.\u201d\nIt\u2019s that realization and commitment that was apparent at Saturday\u2019s gathering where those who are less fortunate got to take advantage of some useful resources.\n\u201cWe are helping them with bus tickets today,\" Rice said, \"we are helping them with gloves and hats and food items that are prepackaged and of course a lot of blankets and a lot of connections to help people get off the street.\u201d\nSt. Patrick Center helps panhandler get his life back on track\nHomeless organization attempts to get more time for encampment to move",
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        "raw_content": "Posted 7:02 pm, January 30, 2019, by Michelle Madaras, Updated at 07:01PM, January 30, 2019\nST. LOUIS - The City of St. Louis decided to increase its winter shelter and outreach operations because of this bitter cold and many others are stepping up to help those in need.\n\u201cPolice brought some of the homeless there. A lot of people have gone out of their way just to help us homeless. They come out. They\u2019re not even part of the churches and stuff but they just volunteer out of the kindness of their hearts and offered to pick us up and bring us to shelters,\u201d says Ronald Watkins.\n\u201cThey come they bring hot coffee and cocoa. They\u2019ll drop you at different warm-up spots so you can eat and take a shower and pretty much get yourself together,\u201d says Andre Pellegrino.\nWith the wind-chill of -27 at the coldest point on Wednesday, it takes less than 30 minutes of exposure for your skin to freeze.\nEven those that don\u2019t have much are looking out for others in these deadly conditions.\nWatkins says, \u201cI have no need for the blankets so I rather give them to somebody less fortunate than myself or someone that has some type of reason why they don\u2019t want to go stay. I rather have them use them to stay warm.\u201d\nIf you\u2019d like to donate money or your time you can reach out to the Winter Outreach programs, the Biddle house or the St. Patrick\u2019s Center.\nHomeless woman braves the cold in downtown St. Louis",
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        "raw_content": "EVENT: Come celebrate the opening of Woof Worx in Los Angeles \u2013 March 12th, 6PM\nPlease join us to celebrate the grand opening of \u201cWoof Worx\u201d (formerly Pets of Bel Air), the first Rescued Pets Store to open under Best Friends\u2019 Puppy-Store-Free Campaign in Los Angeles.\nThis is the culmination of our eight-month effort to stop Pets of Bel Air from selling puppy mill dogs, and to guide and support Woof Worx in the creation of a viable \u201cBest Friends endorsed pet store\u201d that will offer only animals from shelters and 501(c)(3) rescue organizations.\nWe are extremely proud of this store and invite you to support their efforts to lead the humane movement against puppy mills by joining Best Friend\u2019s staff, volunteers, members, and Woof Worx owner, Jamie Katz, at 6PM on Thursday, March 12th for wine, cheese, and dessert.\n\u2026RSVP per the photo to the right \u2013>\nWoof Worx\n2924 N. Beverly Glen Circle\nhttp://www.woofworx.com\nOn \u201cEating Bluefin Tuna\u201d in Sushi Restaurants\nI was recently asked a thought provoking question:\n\u201cDoes eating toro \u2013 fatty bluefin tuna \u2013 bother me, as it is soon to be extinct due to overfishing?\u201d\nHonestly, it doesn\u2019t really bother me. The reason is that the more I talk to people, the more I discover that there\u2019s a lot of rhetoric to the whole Bluefin Tuna issue that most activists in the US don\u2019t filter and instead just \u2018take the word of someone else supposedly knowledgeable about the topic\u2019 as gospel.\nHopefully some of what\u2019s below will help \"ease your conscience\" the next time you step into a sushi restaurant.\n\u201cIT\u2019S ABOUT JAPAN, STUPID\u201d\nDid you know the US consumes less than 10% of the world\u2019s catch of Bluefin Tuna? And we\u2019re not the #1 or even the #2 consumer of bluefin tuna\u2026 Japan first, Europe second, and by now it\u2019s possible that China and a few other countries are out-consuming the US.\nWhile we\u2019re not really helping, we\u2019re sure as heck not the problem. A whopping 80% is consumed by Japan alone\u2026 and China is growing rapidly. And to be clear, these folks are willing to pay top dollar for the best fish. When it comes to bluefin tuna, the great USA always gets the leftovers and never gets the best Bluefin available from fisheries. (http://news.bbc.co.uk/\u2026)\nEven with being second fiddle, it\u2019s a little hard to argue with US customers & US restaurants about the scarcity of Bluefin Tuna when it\u2019s so readily available in virtually every sushi restaurant & fish market in America. \"How can it be bad? It\u2019s not like it\u2019s outlawed/forbidden to sell commercially like Chilean Sea Bass was at one time?\"\nNOT A PROTECTED FISH\nOne reason is because there simply aren\u2019t legal restrictions on serving Bluefin Tuna in America. And how can that be if Bluefin is \"almost extinct\"? The fact is, the National Marine Fisheries Service hasn\u2019t listed Bluefin tuna as being an \"endangered species\". (http://www.nmfs.noaa.g\u2026)\nBluefin tuna as a whole is not \"almost extinct\" \u2013 this is as much a literary exaggeration as saying, \"I\u2019m closer to dying every day\". The American Bald Eagle at 452 birds I think everyone can concur was \"almost extinct\" as an \"endangered species\". (Now at over 10,000 count it\u2019s made a comeback with the help of the Endangered Species Protection Act \u2013 ESPA) Meanwhile, Bluefin isn\u2019t even a \"species of concern\" (tier 1), much less a \"threatened\" (tier 2) or \"endangered\" (tier 3)species according to the NMFS.\nWHICH BLUEFIN TUNA ARE WE TALKING ABOUT?\nTo add to the complexity of the issue, Bluefin comes in multiple varieties: Atlantic, Southern, and Pacific. Pacific, which is most commonly served, is in far greater abundance than Atlantic & Southern which are in fact truly scarce. Overall, it\u2019s certainly becoming more and more rare, but it\u2019s also being farmed as we speak. (See http://www.europacific\u2026/ for tuna farming equipment) Consumption of Bluefin will eventually transition to farmed tuna exclusively instead of wild because frankly it\u2019ll be the only thing that\u2019s available. (And hopefully by then it\u2019ll also be prohibited by the ESPA.)\nHOW NOT TO ADVANCE A CAUSE LIKE BLUEFIN TUNA\nNow, I\u2019m not saying that these great fish shouldn\u2019t be protected in some capacity \u2013 they absolutely should. (For the record, I\u2019m an active animal rights proponent and a card carrying member of the ASPCA) But \"refusing to eat food\" that\u2019s not recognized as a species of concern by the Federal government is as ineffective a protest as PETA\u2019s flashy naked \u2018go vegetarian\u2019 practices. It\u2019s \"negative upon negative\" advertising for the cause that simply creates hostility, turns people against those with good intentions, & does no one any good. I wish more activists understood this.\nI believe the only way to wage a successful marketing campaign that goes against the desires/trend of the public is to wage a feel good/positive one that gives people alternatives that allow them to choose right from wrong. Help put Bluefin on the endangered species list. Eat farm raised tuna only at home from the market. Write your congressman about funding ecologically friendly sea farming.\nMARKET DEMAND WILL SAVE BLUEFIN TUNA\nUltimately, however, this is a self-fulfilling prophecy because unlike the plight of the bald eagle, this is a commercial venture and in the case of bluefin tuna, demand will create supply. Simply put, if there\u2019s a demand for Bluefin, and the quantity available worldwide dips to the point of it being infeasible to catch wild, it\u2019ll be farmed maniacally to fulfill market demand\u2026 just as abalone, atlantic lobsters, stone crabs, and any number of other seafoods that were once rare and hard to find were. Farming Bluefin is being done today in Japan and elsewhere\u2026 it\u2019s just not completely necessary yet because Bluefin\u2019s so readily available today\u2026 and very far from \"almost extinct\". (http://www.nytimes.com\u2026)\n\u2026so I\u2019m open to other arguments of course but in conclusion I simply haven\u2019t been convinced by what I\u2019ve read or been told on the subject, that this is a matter for me to be so concerned about that I should feel guilty every time I swallow a soft delicious piece of \"fatty bluefin tuna\u201d.\nAnd now for something completely different: Organic Tofu Spaghetti\nWait. Give me a chance to explain before you click the back button. My wife and I have made a discovery that may sound odd but stay with me and I think you might give this a try.\nWe\u2019ve been eating \u201cOrganic Tofu Spaghetti\u201d for the past couple years since we discovered it. It went off the market for a little bit but much to our delight it\u2019s back.\nTofu Spaghetti looks and for the most part tastes exactly like normal spaghetti. It comes in straight dried sticks that you boil in water. It is a yellowish color when dry and whitish when soft. There\u2019s a couple of differences however that are noteworthy:\nTofu Spaghetti has a firmness that\u2019s really really nice. It reminds me of the firmness of Japanese soba (buckwheat) noodles and makes spaghetti eating more \u201csubstantial\u201d than softer noodles.\nThere\u2019s 8g of protein in each serving. After all \u2013 it\u2019s tofu, right?\nNO \u2018EXPANSION\u2019\nHave you ever eaten pasta or a bread and felt it \u201cexpand\u201d in your stomach after your meal giving you acid indigestion or and upset stomach? Not with tofu spaghetti. This stuff doesn\u2019t expand despite having elements of wheat in there. (Semolina)\nWHERE DOES ONE GET IT FROM?\nWell, that\u2019s a good question. The problem is the only place we\u2019ve seen it show up is through direct sales from the bakery to Japanese groceries in Southern California. They don\u2019t appear to sell through major Japanese distributors like JFC or MTC and they don\u2019t have a web site making tracking down this stuff difficult. We\u2019ve seen it at Marukai in Torrance and at Nijiya in West Los Angeles. (Only recently)\nThe manufacturer appears to be:\nLL Bakery Inc. Torrance, CA 90502\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/ll-bakery-inc-torrance\nACCEPT NO IMITATIONS!\nI have to say this because I\u2019ve eaten this other travesty that claims to be tofu spaghetti and instead it\u2019s just YECCH. There\u2019s a Japanese company called House Foods which I actually really like and eat many of their products.\nThey produce something called Tofu Shirataki and it\u2019s just AWFUL. It\u2019s nothing like the Tofu Spaghetti mentioned above. It\u2019s made from Japanese Konnyaku and Yam. Now personally I like Konnyaku in nishime while many don\u2019t.\nThe problem is that I don\u2019t like it as a substitute for noodles. These Tofu Shirataki noodles are slimy, they feel weird in your mouth particularly when you chew them, and they just don\u2019t taste right \u2013 even with ragu sauce all over them.\nI\u2019m telling you now, and you\u2019ll say I\u2019m right if you try it anyway, don\u2019t bother with this stuff. I calls itself spaghetti noodles but it\u2019s not. It\u2019s more like gelatinous strands of tasteless goo.\nHUMOR: Make your own graphic signs with \u201cSays-it.com\u201d\nI\u2019m gonna waste your time here by telling you about a few of my favorite web sites for screwing around. Why? Because I can and this is my blog and I can write whatever I want. Nyah.\nSAYS IT (http://says-it.com/)\nSay\u2019s It is a site that produces authentic looking objects in American life and gives you the opportunity to mock up the words that are on said object. For example, for those of you with Xbox 360\u2019s, you\u2019ll recognize this item:\nSee what I mean? 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        "raw_content": "The Women\u2019s World Cup has come to an end and the United States has been crowned champions for the third time. Now that the fever for the games has cooled I believe it is time to discuss the possibility of Indianapolis starting a women\u2019s professional soccer team. Indiana has a strong tradition of impacting and influencing women\u2019s soccer around the world. Lauren Holiday who just played for the United States in this summer\u2019s World Cup is from Indianapolis. FC Indiana, located in South Bend, is coached by Shek Borkowski. Along with his duties at FC Indiana, Borkowski is the Head Coach of the Haiti Women\u2019s National Team. In addition, FC Indiana has produced some tremendously talented soccer players. Most notably, Mizuho Sakaguchi and Lauren Sesselmann who played in this year\u2019s Women\u2019s World Cup. Another connection the state of Indiana had to this year\u2019s Women\u2019s World Cup was former Indiana University standout, Orianica Velasquez. She represented Colombia during this summer\u2019s tournament. These are just a few of the many examples how the state of Indiana is impacting women\u2019s soccer. With this, I would like to examine the various obstacles and positives Indianapolis would endure if a women\u2019s professional soccer team would be established in the Circle City.\nFirst, let me start by saying that in no way am I intending to disrespect or neglect what FC Indiana has done in helping women\u2019s soccer game grow in Indiana and around the world. What they have achieved as a small club playing in the Women\u2019s Premier Soccer League (division two) should be recognized and commended. Second, I propose a lot of what \u201cifs\u201d for my argument because Indianapolis does not currently have a soccer team and the possibilities of how a team is established are endless.\nIn my opinion, the first and most challenging obstacle would be a stable league for an Indianapolis women\u2019s soccer team to compete in. Women\u2019s soccer in the United States has seen three different leagues that have been sanctioned by US Soccer at the division one level (highest professional league). After the United States won the 1999 Women\u2019s World Cup, the Women\u2019s United Soccer Association (WUSA) was formed and teams started playing in 2001. Although the league started strong, it folded two years later. It was not until 2009 when another women\u2019s soccer league, Women\u2019s Professional Soccer (WPS), started. However, the WPS only lasted two years. Two major issues for the WUSA and WPS were financial resources, and mismanagement. In 2012, the National Women\u2019s Soccer League (NWSL) began. The NWSL is different from the previous two leagues because this league is supported by US Soccer, Mexican Football Federation, and the Canadian Soccer Association. Currently, the NWSL has nine teams in the league and two of the teams are owned by Major League Soccer club.\nThe second obstacle a professional women\u2019s soccer team in Indianapolis would face is attendance. With the NWSL playing in the spring and summer the team would have to compete with the Indianapolis Indians, Indy Eleven, Indiana Fever, and Indiana Pacers. The Fever bring up an interesting point as well. Can two women\u2019s professional sports franchises survive in Indianapolis? In my opinion, the answer is yes but there is a fine line because both teams would be attracting the same demographic fan base, time on air through radio and television, and sponsorship.\nThe third and fourth obstacles are, an owner and stadium. Will the current owner of Indy Eleven create and financially support a professional women\u2019s soccer team or will a new ownership group start a team? A new soccer stadium for Indy Eleven has been in the works for some time and has gone to the Indiana State Legislation but the Eleven have not been granted the opportunity to break ground on the new project. I do suggest in one of my arguments in the positive category that a new stadium would be good for Indy Eleven and the women\u2019s professional team. However, the current situation is an obstacle because it would be difficult for a women\u2019s pro team to be established without a new stadium. If a new women\u2019s pro team comes to reality the best place to play their home games would be at Michael A. Carroll Stadium until a new stadium is built. It would be feasible to play both men\u2019s and women\u2019s professional soccer at Carroll Stadium along with IUPUI\u2019s soccer teams. But scheduling four teams that play the same sport, in one stadium would be a nightmare. If a women\u2019s professional franchise has ambitions of playing at a downtown location different than Carroll Stadium, then Kuntz Stadium or Victory Field could be possibilities. Other options around the city of Indianapolis could include University of Indianapolis, Marion University, or a high school stadium. Grand Park on the north side of Indianapolis may be an alternative but the location would make it difficult to attract fans.\nThe most important and influential impact a women\u2019s professional soccer team will have on Indianapolis is giving aspiring young females the ability to watch their heroes play at the highest level in the United States. With the game of soccer growing at a rapid pace with over 60,000 youth soccer players in Indiana, it is time girls had the opportunity to witness some of the best in the world compete in Indianapolis. In addition, this will help grow the number of female soccer coaches in Indiana. There have only been two female soccer coaches that have won a high school state championship in Indiana. Currently, four Division I women\u2019s soccer programs in Indiana are led by female coaches; Indiana University, Indiana State University, Evansville University, and Notre Dame.\nSince Indy Eleven has established themselves in the community in just their second year of existence now would be a great opportunity for a women\u2019s professional soccer team to form. Indy Eleven has been averaging between nine to ten thousand fans each game. If the women\u2019s team is to play at Carroll Stadium, I believe a realistic attendance would be five to seven thousand on the weekend and two to three thousand on a weeknight match. I am not sure what the attendance numbers would be if the women\u2019s pro team was to play at a different location. Having a women\u2019s pro team at Carroll Stadium would allow the possibility for four soccer games in one day. \u2018Soccer Saturday\u2019s\u2019 would be more than a radio show as soccer fans would be able to spend an entire day witnessing some of the game\u2019s best local, national, and international talent in one place. Having a new stadium that could be shared by Indy Eleven and a women\u2019s pro soccer team would be the best option for the game of soccer, fans, and the city. It would allow Indianapolis to continue to be a city built on sports that attracts tourists, and generates revenue.\nIn 2013 former NWSL Executive Director, Cheryl Bailey, announced players in the league would make $6,000- $30,000 per year. In my opinion, this is alarming because the United States has won three Women\u2019s World Cups yet the league theses players\u2019 play in pays so low. Currently, NWSL teams set up host families for the players to stay in if they do not have or cannot afford an apartment or house in that city. If Indianapolis and other cities join the NWSL it will create and add more sponsorship which will in turn create higher salaries for the players. This is another positive reason for Indianapolis to have a women\u2019s professional soccer team.\nIn conclusion, I believe having a women\u2019s professional soccer team in Indianapolis established within the next three years is a possibility. As the state of Indiana continues to build an already great reputation for growing women\u2019s soccer it would only make sense that Indianapolis has a women\u2019s professional soccer team that allows young females the opportunity to watch their heroes play in their own backyard. You never know, maybe the next Lauren Holiday will be inspired to play the game of soccer because she got to watch her heroes play in Indianapolis.\n2 thoughts on \u201cCould a Women\u2019s professional soccer team come to Indy?\u201d\ndavid carney says:\nI agree with you that they should play a Carroll stadium, but why does it have to be on Saturday, they could start during the week to see how things go.\nDrew Thompson says:\nGood article. I had been contemplating doing something similar.\nTo answer David\u2019s question, the NWSL schedule is much like the NASL schedule and games are spread out throughout the week. This year\u2019s schedule has had games on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The NWSL Indy team schedule would be created based on the other team\u2019s schedules and any other events at Carroll. Additionally, I think the target audience for the NWSL are families with young girls and weekend games are better for their lifestyles. I know I would like to see a double-header a couple times a year with the women\u2019s and men\u2019s team playing back-to-back. That would be fun.\nPeter Wilt has said that if the Eleven get a stadium, a women\u2019s team would nearly be a certainty. My question has always been a chicken-egg question. Why must the stadium be built before the women\u2019s team is formed? The Eleven were formed without a stadium and the NWSL teams often play at venues that are not as good as Carroll. Again, the NWSL target audience is families with young girls, but I think that they would still come to games even with a less-than-ideal stadium. Having two teams successfully (by attendance standards) using the facilities is only going to add incentive for the new stadium.\nI think your high mark of 7,000 attendance might be a little high, but that\u2019s just a guess. 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        "raw_content": "Swimming Upstream: \u201cCan Old Dogs Like Me Learn New Tricks?\u201d\nMy biggest struggles over the last ten years have been the unlearning and relearning processes I have gone through since Honey and I left the traditional church system.\nNow, if you know me (or if you read my stuff on FaceBook), you\u2019d understand that I\u2019m not the type who changes easily. I stubbornly hold onto old things and am not quick to try new ones.\nAnd you\u2019d think that I would be the last person in the whole world the Lord would try to change, especially considering I\u2019m 63 years old, right?\nBut my quirky wrinkles have not bothered the Lord in the least. He just used His special steam-iron to press everything out of my life. And to be honest, it\u2019s a very, very hot steam-iron.\nSo, starting next Monday, I will disclose the changes and the processes I have walked through and undergone since hearing the Holy Spirit say, \u201cToo much pastoring in the church.\u201d\nThe reason I\u2019m doing this is that I feel Christianity is in the time period when the prophetic words spoken to Mike Bickle in 1982 will be fulfilled. The words were:\n\u201cI [the Lord] will change the understanding and expression of Christianity in one generation.\u201d\nIf you are interested, stop back on Monday.\nSwimming Upstream: \u201cWill Christians Ever Unite To Change America\u2019s Ways?\u201d\nIn today\u2019s edition of World Net Daily, the main article is entitled, \u201cWhy Can\u2019t Christians Unite to Change America\u2019s Ways?\u201d\nThe article is based on findings from a new study conducted by the Bliss Institute of Applied Politics in partnership with Public Religion Research. The study was a survey of 3,000 political activists who associated themselves with the religious right and the religious left.\nIt\u2019s an eye-opening and discouraging article, one that will cause you to wonder if the Body of Christ will ever walk in unity again.\nWhether you take the time to read the article or not, what do you think? Will Christians ever unite to change America\u2019s ways?\nSwimming Upstream: \u201cAre You Hanging On Or Letting Go?\u201d\nI remember a story about an early Pentecostal who wanted to speak in tongues. His church prayed for him as he tarried before the altar.\nAs he waited on the Spirit, he listened to what people were praying over him. Half of them prayed, \u201cO Lord, help him to hang on\u201d while the other half prayed, \u201cLord, help him to let go.\u201d\nHis mind raced back and forth, wondering which prayer he should listen to. Fortunately, the Holy Spirit arrived on the scene and took over.\nThis story illustrates the dilemma most believers who live in Western nations, especially America, are faced with right now. Massive government deficits. Home foreclosures. Shrinking retirement funds. High unemployment. Still more bad economic news on the horizon. Terrorism. Illegal immigration. Confused politicians in all parties. On and on it goes with no rhyme or reason.\nSo, what do we do? Hang on or let go? What do you think?\nFiled under Christianity, Christians, Church, church planting, Emergent Church, Gifts of the Spirit, God, grace, Home Church, jesus, Kingdom of God, Prayer, Prophecy, Red Letter Christians, reformation, Religion, spiritual warfare\nWaiting On The Lord, You Know, Just Waiting On Him! (Part 3)\nSo, what can a New Testament believer do to help bring a personal prophetic word to pass in his (or her) life?\nB. If The Prophetic Words Are Not Confirmed Right Away, Then What?\nMany years ago, a pastor stated, \u201cIf a prophecy is not confirmed by the Lord in a quick fashion, just place it on the shelf. Eventually, the Lord may confirm it.\u201d\nAt the time, I thought what the pastor taught was wisdom, but since then, I have changed my mind. His words are not only unscriptural, but they are also foolish.\nAre you shocked?After all, isn\u2019t this an example of waiting on the Lord?\nFor the kingdom of God does not consist in words but in power. (1 Corinthians 4:20)\nAnd my message and my preaching were not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power so that your faith would not rest on the wisdom of men, but on the power of God. (1 Corinthians 2:4-5)\nThe Apostle Paul preached the gospel to the Corinthian Church; he was their spiritual father. When Paul states that his preaching was a \u201cdemonstration of the Spirit and power\u201c, he is talking about the gifts of the Spirit and prophecy. Who do you think first taught the Corinthians about the gifts of the Spirit? Of course, it was Paul.\nSo then, prophecy and the gifts of the Spirit are a part of the kingdom of God benefit package for us believers, okay?\nBut Jesus made an important point about the kingdom of God when He said:\nTruly, I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child will not enter it at all. (Mark 10:15)\nNow, let\u2019s say, you tell your four year-old son that you are going to give him a new bicycle. What will happen next?\nYour son will start pestering you and asking questions. \u201cWhen can we go? Can we go now? Why not? Let\u2019s go. Can I have a red one? Aren\u2019t the stores open now? Why can\u2019t we go now? Huh? Huh?\u201d\nHe will continue until you either take him to buy one or tell him he can\u2019t have a bicycle. He is not going to allow your words to collect dust on a shelf and just wait for some time in the future. He wants action now!\nThis is the attitude the Lord wants us to have with unconfirmed prophetic words. He wants us seeking Him until we know the answer.\nAsk, and it will be given to you; seek , and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened. (Matthew 7:7-8)\nSwimming Upstream: \u201cDoes It All Pay The Same?\u201d\n\u201cIn the Kingdom of God, it doesn\u2019t matter whether we are raising the dead or taking a nap because it all pays the same, if we are in the will of God,\u201d said Bob Jones many years ago.\nIf you have ever heard Bob Jones speak, you are instantly aware of two things: Bob is an Arkansas country boy without any pretense of urban sophistication, and he is a profound prophet and seer.\nSo, what do you think about his statement? Do you believe it?\nSo what can a New Testament believer do to help bring a personal prophetic word to pass in his (or her) life?\nA. Confirmation of True Prophetic Words by the Lord.\nAnd He has confirmed His words\u2026 (Daniel 9:12)\nAnd they went out and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them and confirming the word through the accompanying signs. (Mark 16:20)\nThe Lord is not an idle babbler. His words spoken through a prophetic voice to you have a purpose behind them. So much so, that He will confirm them to you in His own perfect timing.\nBiblically, there are four possible time periods in which the Lord will confirm every true prophetic word to you:\n(1). The personal prophecy could confirm what you have already known and heard via the Holy Spirit through an earlier dream, vision, another prophetic word, prophetic impression or by hearing the voice of the Lord for yourself.\nExcept that the Holy spirit solemnly testifies to me in every city, saying that bonds and afflictions await me. (Acts 20:23)\n(2) The personal prophecy may be confirmed to you at the moment it is spoken to you. Maybe, you\u2019d say, \u201cMy spirit really witnesses with this prophecy.\u201d\nThey said to one another, \u201cWere not our hearts burning within us while He was speaking to us on the road, while He was explaining the Scriptures to us?\u201d (Luke 24:32)\n(3) The personal prophecy may be confirmed to you after it is spoken to you. It could be days, months or years later.\nJesus prophesied to Peter: \u201cSimon, Simon, behold, Satan, has demanded permission to sift you like wheat; but I have prayed for you, that your faith may not fail; and you, when once you have turned again, strengthen your brothers.\u201d (Luke 22: 31-32)\n(4) The personal prophecy could be confirmed to you after your death.\nAll these died in faith, without receiving the promises, but having seen them and having welcomed them from a distance, and having confessed that they were strangers and exiles on the earth. (Hebrews 11:13)\nAt some point, you can be assured that the Lord will confirm His true prophetic words spoken to you via prophetic voices.\nSwimming Upstream: \u201cWant To Reap What You Sow?\u201d\nOnce, I heard Lester Sumrall say, \u201cI don\u2019t always need a prophet to tell me certain things.\u201d\nI agree with Lester. 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        "raw_content": "Term Limits and the Supreme Court\nThe Supreme Court is composed of nine members, including the Chief Justice. All Supreme Court justices are appointed by the President of the United States. This is a prestigious position for which there is no term limit. Since justices have this position for life, there is much continuity in decision making across decades. Yet, the flexibility of the Constitution allows amendments to me made for changes to occur. Therefore, it is possible for the lifetime appointment bestowed on the members of the Supreme Court to be rescinded.\nHowever, imposing term limits on federal judges is likely to yield tumultuous change. When choosing a Supreme Court justice, the President considers a multitude of factors. Chief among these factors is political ideology since justices tend to rule in accordance with the views of the President that appointment him/her. As term limits are imposed on the President, justices with ideologies similar to the President can continue to maintain that President\u2019s influence on the country even after another President is appointed.\nThis could be detrimental if the President\u2019s decision-making and ineptitude caused him not to be re-elected. On the other hand, even effective Presidents eventually have to be replaced when term limits are met. In this instance, the appointments made by the President, if any, could continue to influence the decisions made by the Supreme Court. The problem with term limits is that change is inevitable. Different justices have varying views on the same issues. There is an enormous responsibility on the shoulders of the nine justices to maintain not only justice in this country, but order as well.\nWith only 5 rulings of \u201cyes\u201d needed, if no one abstains, the replacement of even one justice can have a major impact on future decisions. Currently, there are only 2 ways for a justice\u2019s term to end. Justices may choose to resign or retire at any time. Also, illness or death will cause a seat on the Court to be vacant. By adding even a lengthy term limit, such as 18 years, the number of justices vacating the position will increase. As a result, the number and frequency of appointments to this position will change significantly.\nConsider the significant transition that occurred within the Court in the early 1990s. From 1990 to 1994, an appointment to the Court was made every year except 1992. George H. W. Bush appointed conservative justices, David Souter in 1990 and Clarence Thomas in 1991. Bill Clinton appointed liberals, Ruth Ginsberg in 1993 and Stephen Breyer in 1994, who joined current liberal Justice John Paul Stevens. With the addition of 2 more conservative justices in 2005 and 2006, John Roberts and Samuel Alito respectively, George H. Bush shifted the weight of the Court\u2019s opinions to the conservative side.\nThey are also joined by the outspoken conservative Justice Anton Scalia and Anthony Kennedy. Now that conservatives outnumber the liberals in the Supreme Court, the likelihood of decisions that restrict freedom increases, not to mention the overturning of previous controversial decisions such as Roe vs. Wade (1973). Although this was a 7-2 decision to legalize abortion in certain instances, if presented before today\u2019s highly conservative Court, the ruling may be drastically different. The frequency of turnover in the Court can result in inconsistent rulings.\nAlso, previously established decisions such as Roe are placed at a greater risk to be overturned. An 18 year term limit would mean that the 4 justices appointed in the first 5 years on the 1990s, would all be due for replacement within approximately a year of each other, starting now. This number could be even greater should other justices resign during that time as well. As mentioned above, the Constitution is a flexible document to allow for change to occur. Term limits are imposed to provide others with the opportunity to hold such high ranking positions.\nChange may not always be good, but without it, progress is stagnant. Since there is currently no term limit for Supreme Court Justices, appointments could last decades. For example, all but 2 of the current 9 Justices were appointed in their 50s. The exceptions are Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who was 60 at the time of appointment, and Clarence Thomas, who was 43. Therefore, it is conceivable that the majority of decisions made 30 years from now will be made by the same conservative Court. Will these same justices be as in touch and up to date on the issues in 2038 as they are now?\nMaybe much needed change will be prevented until the issues are considered by someone new. 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        "raw_content": "Playing against boys is paying off for pee wee female Regina Capitals\nDoyle Fox\nAs a hockey coach with more than 20 years of experience, Jon Golden has seen a lot of changes in the game, but it\u2019s Hockey Regina\u2019s latest changes at the female level that have him the most excited about the future of the sport.\nLast season, Hockey Regina moved to a tiered system for female hockey, where each division from pee wee and under will have an all-female team compete against the all-boys teams.\n\u201cThey are playing boys and they are having to get tough and they are having to get physical and it\u2019s paying off when they play the girls in the tournaments,\u201d said Golden, the coach of the pee wee A Capitals female team. \u201cThey are able to compete with the teams from Saskatoon and Winnipeg.\u201d\nPrior to the shift to the tiered system, Golden noted how female players would be pooled together to complete a girls league, but the problem with that approach was that there would be a wide spectrum of skill.\nSome girls would have high-end skill, but they wouldn\u2019t be challenged unless they joined an all-boys team, which Golden said not a lot of girls necessarily wanted to do. On the other hand, the beginners and lesser-skilled players wouldn\u2019t be able to keep up with the more-skilled and experienced players.\n\u201cEveryone is being challenged a lot more now in their respective tiers,\u201d he said.\nGolden noticed a number of cities around Western Canada were moving towards the tiered system and their female teams were becoming much stronger, and it showed in tournament play.\nAs for the players, making the transition to playing against the boys was a bit of a challenge, but it was a welcomed one.\n\u201cLast year it prepared us for what was coming this year and it was nice to have it to just get comfortable,\u201d Capitals forward and assistant captain Emily Findlay said. \u201cWe\u2019ve definitely improved a lot. A lot of us have learned more about teamwork and we\u2019ve had a lot of fun (and) made a lot of new friends and we\u2019ve definitely improved in our hockey skills.\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s normal to me now, and I\u2019m getting the hang of it now,\u201d added Capitals defender and captain Olivia Leggitt.\nThe girls\u2019 skills were put to the test at the end of November when they attended the Wickenheiser Female World Hockey Festival in Calgary. The Capitals cruised through the Pee Wee 2A round-robin with four consecutive victories. In the final, the Capitals edged the Okotoks Oilers 1-0 on the strength of a Leggitt goal in the fifth round of a shootout.\n\u201cThat was a shock for us \u2014 to see how good we are to play \u2014 and we\u2019ve brought that back to Regina,\u201d Findlay said of the team\u2019s success.\nIn league play, the Capitals are sitting in the bottom half of the standings, but Golden said there is parity in the league and it has been shown in the numerous tight games.\nLeggitt credits the team\u2019s speed as being the key part of its game that allows the Capitals to be competitive in the league. As the team\u2019s captain, she tries to keep the room positive and tells each teammate to focus on their game regardless of the situation or outcome.\nGolden shares a similar approach and so far, he is happy with both the way the season has gone and the new format.\n\u201cThese girls give it their all every day,\u201d he said. \u201cThe team record doesn\u2019t matter against the boys. This is good for them to practise and good for them to develop. When we go to the female tournaments, and provincials at the end of the year, that\u2019s our measuring stick.\u201d\nForgiving format helps Canada at world juniors Saskatchewan Roughriders are enjoying a December to remember\nPlaying against boys paying off for female Capitals",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home > Better Leaders > Humble Leaders Make the Best Leaders\nHumble Leaders Make the Best Leaders\nIn an increasingly connected global market, development and growth issues in business are becoming more complex. In this type of environment that is moving and changing at such a steadily accelerated pace, it is unlikely that one person will have all the answers to all the problems presented.\nWhile having a strong sense of leadership and direction is important to ensuring a team and organisation traverse along the right track, a sense of humility in any leadership role is also essential to developing the best leaders into the most responsive and encouraging ones.\nThere are many reasons to add a dose of humility to your own leadership style and the style of those around you. Among other things, it is important to acknowledge how humility in leadership can increase productivity, responsibility and teamwork. Here are a few of the big reasons why humble leaders make the best leaders.\nHumble leaders are constantly learning\nWithout humility, we are unable to learn new skills. For a leader, it requires an acknowledgement that they do not have all the skills and know-how to do each task alone. By opening up to team members and learning from others and admitting mistakes, humble leaders can demonstrate how constant learning should be the focus of all employees no matter where they sit on the corporate ladder.\nHumble leaders empower followers to learn and develop\nTeam members who perceive more altruistic behaviour from their managers are more likely to become more innovative and creative in their own roles. A humble leader will encourage their team members to explore new skills and will take the time to teach those willing to learn what they have learnt as a leader.\nHumble leaders are better listeners\nBeing a humble leader means taking the time to listen to what team members are saying. Leaders that can actively listen to their team members will be able to really hear what their employees are telling them. With the right information at their hands, leaders can move ahead and make informed decisions for themselves and for their team.\nHumble leaders engage in dialogues\nA humble leader will enter into dialogues with team members to ascertain different points of view. A leader who is not humble will often be too focused on swaying or \u2018selling\u2019 their point of view to an audience instead of suspending their own agendas to hear all valid arguments and perspectives.\nHumble leaders are selfless, but not weak\nA selfless or altruistic leader should not be viewed as a weak one. It can take a lot of courage to demonstrate humility to team members who may be used to a more stringent form of management. In adopting a sense of humility to your management style you will find your team members will be more inclined to be engaged and dedicated to sharing than they previously were.\nHumble leaders embrace uncertainty and the future\nAmbiguity and uncertainty are a part of life, both business and personal. A humble leader will boldly admit when they don\u2019t have all the answers. However, they will also embrace the future for what it is, a collection of possibilities yet to be accomplished.\nCurious to find out if you are a good manager? You can find out more about your management style with LMA\u2019s DIY leadership analysis.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb Child protection system in the UK \u00bb Northern Ireland\nChild Protection System in Northern Ireland\nThe Northern Ireland Executive, through the Department of Health, is responsible for child protection in Northern Ireland. They set out policy, legislation and statutory guidance on how the child protection system should work.\nThe Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland (SBNI) co-ordinates and ensures the effectiveness of work to protect and promote the welfare of children.\nThe board includes representatives from health, social care, the police, the probation board, youth justice, education, district councils and the NSPCC. The SBNI is responsible for developing policies and procedures to improve how different agencies work together.\nGuidance on reporting safeguarding concerns in Northern Ireland can be found in Cooperating to safeguard children and young people in Northern Ireland (2017). (This is augmented by more detailed operation guidance contained in the SBNI Core Policy and Procedures (2018)).\nChapter six contains information on raising concerns and making referrals to the relevant agencies.\nFollow your organisational child protection procedures. Organisations that work with children and families must have safeguarding policies and procedures in place to report concerns about a child. All schools in Northern Ireland should have a designated child protection teacher.\nContact the relevant Health and Social Care Trust (HSCT) Gateway Services team. In circumstances that are not an emergency, the HSCT gateway services team is the first point of contact for all new referrals to children\u2019s social services.\nContact the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). The police can make an emergency protective response if there is an immediate concern about the safety of a child.\nNot reporting a relevant offence to the police, including those against children, is an offence in Northern Ireland.\nAssessing a child's needs\nThe Understanding the needs of children in Northern Ireland (UNOCINI) guidance can be used to assess a child\u2019s needs (Department of Health, 2011).\nThe framework is designed to help identify a child's needs at an early stage and prevent problems from escalating. The assessment can then be used to make referrals to children's social services.\nThe UNOCINI guidance on thresholds of needs model (2010) can be used to decide the level of need and how best to help and support the child or young person.\nWhen the Health and Social Care Trust (HSCT) Gateway Service receives a referral about a child, they will first assess if the child is at immediate risk of danger.\nIf the child is not in immediate danger, the HSCT Gateway Service should carry out an initial assessment within 10 working days. They will use all the available information to decide what further action is required.\nAs part of this process, they must consider whether the Joint Protocol should be implemented. This is a framework for joint investigative working between the police and social workers (HSCB, 2016).\nFollowing the results of the assessment, the HSCT Gateway Service may:\ntake no further child protection action if the child hasn't been harmed and isn't considered to be at risk of harm. They may offer additional support instead\nmake the child a child in need. This means the child and their family are entitled to receive extra support from the relevant agencies\nprovide additional social work support to the child and their family. A pathway assessment will be carried out to give an in-depth assessment of their needs\nprovide time-limited intervention.\nWhere there are allegations of abuse and neglect, or if a crime is suspected, the HSCT Gateway Service must report the referral to Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and a strategy discussion must take place within 24 hours to decide how to proceed.\nThe strategy discussion may involve a range of professionals working with the family. Its purpose is to ensure an early exchange of information and clarify what action needs to be taken by the PSNI and the HSCT (either separately or together).\nThe following action can be taken through the courts:\nEmergency protection order, child assessment order, interim care order or supervision order. The HSCT Gateway Service can use any of these orders to remove and/or protect a child. The NSPCC also has powers as an authorised person to apply for these orders.\nExcluding a named individual. Articles 57A and 63A of The Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995 give a court the power to exclude a named individual suspected of abuse from a child\u2019s home.\nRemoval by police. The police are able to remove the child in an emergency but this is only done in exceptional circumstances.\nIf the child is at risk of significant harm, a case conference is held. Relevant professionals can then share information, identify risks and outline what needs to be done to protect the child.\nThe initial case conference should take place within 15 working days of the child protection referral. At this point the responsibility of the case is transferred to the Family Intervention Team.\nCase conferences should continue at regular intervals until either:\nthe child is no longer considered at risk of significant harm; or\nuntil the child is taken into care.\nIn Northern Ireland the child protection register (CPR) is a confidential list of all children in the local area who have been identified as being at risk of significant harm. It allows authorised individuals to check if a child they are working with is known to be at risk.\nDepending on the outcome of the child protection conference, it may be necessary to take the child into care to help keep them safe.\nA child may be taken into care voluntarily through Article 21 of The Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995.\nThe Health and Social Care Trust (HSCT) Gateway Service must provide accommodation for children who do not have anywhere suitable to live. This includes children who have nobody to look after them or whose parents are unable to look after them for a period of time, due to illness or other problems.\nUnder Article 22 a parent retains all their legal rights and can require the child's return at any stage.\nCare proceedings are usually held in the Family proceedings Court and more complex cases may be held in Family Care Centres or the High Court.\nThe court will make sure the child has a guardian ad litem (appointed to them). The guardian's job is to look after the child's interests. If the child is mature enough they are allowed to appoint their own solicitor to represent their wishes.\nIf the courts agree that it's necessary, they may make an order giving the local HSCT parental responsibility for a child.\nThis is awarded for eight weeks, and must be renewed every four weeks, allowing for investigation and further plans to be made. The HSCT will produce a care plan.\nIn some cases the child may continue living at home with the parents under specified conditions. However, if the conditions aren't met then the HSCT is able to intervene without having to obtain a separate care order.\nRehabilitation aims to return the child to their birth family, while placements offer options for fostering or adoption.\nFull care order\nThe court will only make a full care order if they are convinced that:\nand, that the level of harm is due to either\nThis transfers parental responsibility to the adoptive parents. Courts only make adoption orders following extensive enquiries, based on the best interest of the child.\nAt the point of adoption the care order ends and the adoptive parents gain sole parental responsibility.\nUnless an adoption order is made or the child returns home, care orders last until the child turns 18. HSCTs have a duty to continue to promote the welfare of care-leavers until the age of 21.\nThe legislative framework for Northern Ireland\u2019s child protection system is set out in The Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995. This sets out parental responsibilities and rights and the duties and powers public authorities have to support children.\nThe creation of the regional Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland (SBNI) was set out in law in the Safeguarding Board Act (Northern Ireland) 2011. This also established five Safeguarding Panels to support the SBNIs work at a Health and Social Care Trust level (HSCT).\nThe Children\u2019s Services Co-operation Act (Northern Ireland) 2015 requires public authorities to co-operate in contributing to the wellbeing of children and young people, in the areas of:\nenjoyment of play and leisure\nlearning and achievement\nliving conditions, rights, and economic wellbeing.\nUnder Section 5 of the Criminal Law Act (Northern Ireland) 1967, it is an offence not to report a \u2018relevant offence\u2019 to the police. This includes offences against children.\nChildren and young people\u2019s strategy 2017-2027: working together to improve the well-being of children and young people living in Northern Ireland, delivering positive, long-lasting outcomes (Department for Education, 2016)\nThis states that children should:\nbe living in a society which respects their rights\nenjoy learning and achieving\nhave safety and stability\nhave economic and environmental wellbeing\nbe contributing positively to the community and society.\nCo-operating to Safeguard Children and young people in Northern Ireland (Department of Health, 2017)\nThis provides the overarching policy framework for safeguarding children and young people in the statutory, private, independent, community, voluntary and faith sectors. It replaces guidance published in 2003.\nRevised regional core child protection policies and procedures for Northern Ireland (Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland, 2018)\nThis explains the actions that must be taken when there are concerns about the welfare of a child/young person, including:\nindividuals who pose a risk to children and young people\nlearning and improvement to support and develop child protection\nthe roles and responsibilities of the Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland\ninteragency guidance and protocols.\nDepartment of Education (2016) Children and young people\u2019s strategy 2017-2027 consultation document: working together to improve the well-being of children and young people living in Northern Ireland, delivering positive, long-lasting outcomes (PDF) [Belfast]: Northern Ireland Executive.\nDepartment of Health (2010) Thresholds of need model. [Accessed: 19/07/2018].\nDepartment of Health (2011) Understanding the needs of children in Northern Ireland (UNOCINI) guidance (PDF). [Belfast]: Northern Ireland Executive government.\nDepartment of Health (2017) Co-operating to safeguard children and young people in Northern Ireland. [Belfast]: Northern Ireland Executive government.\nHealth and Social Care Board (HSCB) (2016) Protocol for joint investigation by social workers and police officers of alleged and suspected cases of child abuse \u2013 Northern Ireland (.DOCX). [Belfast]: Northern Ireland Executive government.\nNIdirect (2015) Gateway service teams contact details. [Accessed: 19/07/2018].\nSafeguarding Board for Northern Ireland (SBNI) (2018) Revised regional core child protection policies and procedures for Northern Ireland. [Accessed: 20/07/2018].\nFor further reading about the child protection system in Northern Ireland, search the NSPCC Library catalogue using the keywords \"child protection\", \"child protection services\", \"child law\", \"social policy\", \"Northern Ireland\".",
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        "raw_content": "Write On, Wednesday: Author Wendy Webb Shares Insights on First Lines, Metaphorical Ghosts, and More\nI am pleased as punch to welcome bestselling Minnesota author Wendy Webb to our literary community today. Ms. Webb pens novels of gothic suspense set in mystical locales where buried family secrets bubble to the surface, seamlessly weaving the past with the present.\nL.L.: Wendy, thank you for being with us today. I just completed THE TALE OF HALCYON CRANE, your debut into fiction and loved it. The beginning of the book completely tugged at me, urging me to read more. In fact one of the first few lines reads like this, \u201cI was called to a tiny island in the middle of the Great Lakes by a dead woman.\u201d What, in your opinion is so important about the first page of a novel?\nW.W.: For me, the first page of a novel, even the first paragraphs, are crucial. When I\u2019m in a bookstore browsing, especially when I\u2019m looking at books by an author whose work I\u2019m unfamiliar with, I usually know within the first pages whether I\u2019m going to like it or not. So I put a lot of care into those first few pages of my books. You know what they say \u2014 you never get a second chance to make a first impression.\nL.L.: Speaking of first lines, your entr\u00e9e into the world of fiction was Madeline L\u2019Engle\u2019s A WRINKLE IN TIME (mine, too I must admit). Do you believe there\u2019s a certain time or influence in a young person\u2019s life in which books\u2014and the written word\u2014make a strong impact, leading them to a career in writing? (i.e., are writers born with the craft pulsing beneath, or is it a \u2018suggestion\u2019 from others?).\nW.W.: I can\u2019t speak for anybody else, but it happened like that for me. I loved books when I was a kid. My grandma read to me constantly. I loved The Secret Garden and the Little House books and Little Women (I thought I was Jo March) and when I read A Wrinkle In Time, I was a goner. That was it. I closed that book and knew I had to be a writer for the rest of my life. I started by writing short stories when I was in grade school and haven\u2019t looked back since. I did a reading recently at the wonderful Dragonfly Books in Decorah, IA, and a little girl came to see me. Grace. She was 11 years old and asked if I wrote short stories when I was her age. I told her I did, and she was glad to hear it, because she writes stories \u2014 mysterious ones, she informed me \u2014 and she wants to grow up to write books like mine someday. I have a feeling she will do just that.\nL.L.: Before you wrote novels, you wrote magazine and newspaper articles. What, in your opinion are the challenges and benefits of switching from nonfiction to fiction?\nW.W.: It was much more difficult than I expected. As a journalist, you tell a story. As a novelist, you need to show it. Show, don\u2019t tell. I\u2019d think: What does that even mean? I\u2019m a storyteller, why can\u2019t I just tell it? And then another author shared her showing vs. telling trick with me. She said: \u201cWhen you\u2019re writing a scene, pretend you\u2019re the director of a movie. Visualize everything in the scene, from what people are wearing to what they are doing, and use language to bring that scene to life on the page.\u201d And then she told me the thing that finally made the light bulb come on above my head. \u201cIn a movie,\u201d she said, \u201cyou wouldn\u2019t hear the words: \u2018Jane is angry.\u2019 You\u2019d see Jane throw her coffee cup down and stomp out of the room, and you\u2019d know she was angry. That\u2019s showing, not telling.\u201d Aha.\nThe benefit of spending my career as a journalist \u2014 I\u2019m used to writing a lot, every day. So the idea of writing a 100,000-word novel wasn\u2019t daunting.\nL.L.: In THE TALE OF HALCYON CRANE, there is a strong element of magical realism/witchcraft lite. What kind of research did you do to successfully carry this out?\nW.W.: I\u2019ve always been interested in the paranormal. Whether it was watching old Twilight Zone episodes with my brothers when I was a kid, or reading books like A Wrinkle In Time by Madeline L\u2019Engle or The House of Spirits by Isabelle Allende and countless others, I\u2019ve loved magical realism for a long time. The idea that, while doing something utterly ordinary like pushing a cart through the grocery store, you can turn a corner and run into something strange and otherworldly, that it\u2019s hovering around us all the time.\nL.L.: Ghosts in literature aren\u2019t exactly a \u201cnew\u201d thing. But they are lovely and delightful reads\u2014sometimes scary. In fact, many readers find gothic tales fascinating and haunting. What do you feel sets HALCYON CRANE apart?\nW.W.: Well, I seem to have invented a genre. I didn\u2019t intend to do it. I just wrote the books I\u2019d like to read, and I set them in the part of the country I know best \u2014 the northern Great Lakes. So Halcyon and my other two books, The Fate of Mercy Alban and The Vanishing are being called Northern Gothics. Interestingly enough, I have a lot of readers down south who identify with the Southern Gothic genre and love that my books are set in remote locations where they\u2019ve never been \u2014 northern Lake Superior, Mackinac Island, and elsewhere. And the other thing is, my books are not straight ghost stories. They\u2019re tales of family mysteries and secrets that bubble to the surface at inconvenient times, and they may have a spirit or two bedeviling things.\nL.L.: Could it be that we all have metaphorical ghosts lurking in our past?\nW.W.: As we say in Minnesota, you bet. I think that\u2019s why my books resonate with so many people.\nL.L.: You have a relentless touring schedule. How do you manage to fit writing time into your busy life?\nW.W.: Actually, now it\u2019s easier. My first three books were written while touring and holding down a full-time job. I was the editor-in-chief of a lifestyle monthly magazine until very recently. But now I can focus on my career as a novelist full time. I love it all \u2014 the solitude and imagination of writing the story, and the extroversion necessary to get out there, meet readers, speak to groups, do interviews, visit bookstores and bookclubs and generally promote the book. It\u2019s such a privilege and an honor to spend my life this way.\nL.L.: What are you working on now? Any new books brewing?\nW.W.: I\u2019m about half-way through my next book, and I\u2019m really excited about it. It\u2019s set in Bayfield, Wisconsin at an old tuberculosis sanatorium that has been renovated into a retreat for writers. Although it has since been torn down, the TB sanatorium in Bayfield was a real place \u2014 my grandfather was a patient there, and my great-aunt died there when she was just a girl. Because there was very little medical science could do for TB at the time, they called these sanatoriums \u201cwaiting rooms for death.\u201d A good place to set a ghost story, don\u2019t you think?\nL.L.: Anything I forgot to ask that I should have?\nW.W.: Because I write ghostly tales, people always ask me if I believe in ghosts. My answer is always the same: If I didn\u2019t before, I sure do now. That\u2019s because, at every reading I\u2019ve ever done for my three novels, no matter where in the country I am, somebody comes up to me and tells me a ghostly experience that has happened to them. Many times, they\u2019re \u201cthings that go bump in the night\u201d stories, but most often, they\u2019re experiences they\u2019ve had after a loved one passes on. Oftentimes, they\u2019ll preface the story with: \u201cI haven\u2019t told this to many people\u2026\u201d I\u2019m honored to be among those they tell.\nBio: Wendy Webb is the award-winning and bestselling author of three novels of gothic suspense, THE VANISHING (2014, Hyperion), THE FATE OF MERCY ALBAN (2013, Hyperion) and THE TALE OF HALCYON CRANE (2012, Henry Holt). She lives in Minnesota with her family and is at work on her next novel.\nWeb: www.wendykwebb.com\nTwitter: @wendykwebb\n[cover images and author image courtsey of Wendy Webb. Author photo credit: Steve Burmeister]\nPrevious Post Write On, Wednesday: Introducing Lori Rader-Day and THE BLACK HOUR, her debut literary thriller about a college professor and her return to campus after being shot\nNext Post Fiction Friday: Culling Novel Images\n2 thoughts on \u201cWrite On, Wednesday: Author Wendy Webb Shares Insights on First Lines, Metaphorical Ghosts, and More\u201d\nChris P. Clay\t June 25, 20144:45 pm\t Reply\nGreat interview, Leslie. I am really curious about this book. There was much that I could relate to in her interest in telling ghost stories (or tales of the haunted). I have often thought of my stories as Midwestern Gothic tales, so it was encouraging to hear Wendy\u2019s books referred to as Northern Gothic.\nWhat really got me in this post was the movie scene analogy to explain how to show rather than tell when writing. I think that was my lightbulb moment!\nleslie1218\t June 25, 20147:53 pm\t Reply\nYes, based on what I\u2019ve read of your work, Chris I\u2019d still call it Midwestern Gothic\u2026but I don\u2019t know\u2026this Northern Gothic thing is definitely something to look into. Tales of the haunted\u2026ooh, how fantastic, right? So glad to be part of your \u201clightbulb.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Archive for Anti-Semitism\nDean Obeidallah: Sacha Cohen\u2019s Movie a Minstrel Show\nPosted in Anti-Loons, Loon Media with tags Anti-Arab, Anti-Semitism, Arabface, Ashton Kutcher, Dean Obeidallah, Islam, Islamophobia, Muslims, racism, Sacha Baron Cohen, The Dictator on May 11, 2012 by loonwatch\nDanios wrote recently about Ashton Kutcher\u2019s putting on \u2018brown face,\u2019 and ridiculing Indians in a Pop Chips commercial. He pointed out that though Kutcher\u2019s ad was pulled we still have Sacha Baron Cohen\u2019s anti-Arab minstrel show proceeding without much protestation or discussion\u2013until now.\nMuslim comedian Dean Obeidallah has weighed-in now, and if I didn\u2019t know any better he must have read our article because he raises similar arguments,\nTo me, this is essentially the same as white performers in blackface portraying black people in buffoonish negative stereotypes for the enjoyment of white America.\nBut I am not advocating a ban on offensive comments or the telling of culturally insensitive jokes. I certainly am not calling for more PC comedy. I\u2019m not calling for a boycott of anyone nor asking for one more insincere \u201cI\u2019m sorry to all those who were offended by me\u201d from a celebrity.\nI\u2019m in no way arguing that Arab culture is off-limits or cannot be mocked. I\u2019m a comedian of Arab heritage and have performed comedy shows not only for Arab-American groups across the United States, but also in the Middle East, from Egypt to Qatar to Saudi Arabia. I find the biggest laughs are elicited when performers hold up a comic mirror to Arab culture.\nBut for some reason, the entertainment industry appears to truly enjoy ridiculing \u201cbrown\u201d people, Arabs and Indians, and has no qualms about casting people not of our heritage to portray us. Indeed, just last week Popchips snack company found itself embroiled in a controversy because an ad showed Ashton Kutcher playing an Indian character in brownface, similar to what Cohen is doing in \u201cThe Dictator.\u201d\nSacha Cohen\u2019s movie a minstrel show\n(CNN) \u2013 Sacha Baron Cohen\u2019s new movie, \u201cThe Dictator,\u201d is a modern-day minstrel show judging from the trailer and Cohen\u2019s comments promoting the film while dressed as the film\u2019s star, \u201cGen. Shabazz Aladeen,\u201d the leader of a fictitious Arab country.\nCohen, who is not of Arab heritage, plays this Arab character while sporting a long fake beard and speaking in a strong Arabic accent, which would be fine, except the character is showcasing the worst stereotypes of Arabs.\nFor example, at a news conference in New York City this week promoting his film, Cohen exclaimed: \u201cWelcome devils of the Zionist media and death to the West.\u201d He then joked about liking TV shows that showed Arab terrorists killing Americans and admiring fashion designer John Galliano for hating the Jews.\nMohammed Merah: Al-Qaeda Linked Terrorist is Chief Suspect Behind French Murders\nPosted in Feature, Loon Violence with tags AlQaeda, Anti-Muslim, Anti-Semitism, France, Islam, Islamophobia, Jewish, Killing Spree, Mohammed Merah, Murders, Terrorism, Toulousse on March 21, 2012 by loonwatch\nThe chief suspect in the murders of three French soldiers (2 North Africans, 1 Caribbean), and four Jews, including three children, is a 23 year old man named Mohammed Merah we are being told. The French interior minister, Claude Gueant alleges that the motive behind the attack was to,\n\u201ctake revenge for Palestinian children\u201d killed in the Middle East, and [he] was angry at the French military for its operations abroad.\nThe explanation of a motive will give little comfort to the bereaved families. How can Merah purport to be acting in the cause of Palestine when he TARGETED innocents? What demented, twisting acrobatics enabled him to let go of the innate morals within his humanity and kill children? Did he not realize he was betraying Islam, its core principles and the causes he claimed to be fighting for when he went on this killing spree?\nThe sort of callousness and cold precision with which he operated reveals the mind of a sickening sociopath.\nIslamophobes in their haste had pinned their hopes on this murderer being a Muslim, so that they could once again smear and condemn Islam and Muslims. They attempt to minimize and cover for the role that occupation, war, invasion and murder plays in producing anger and\u2026terrorists.\nThe double standards from them are expected, when an Anders Behring Breivik exterminates 60+ children he is, according to them, a \u201clone gunman,\u201d a \u201cnutter.\u201d No discussion about the ideology, the anti-Muslim Islamophobic extremism that inspired Breivik\u2019s terrorist Crusade, and which they propagate daily, is mentioned. When a US soldier goes on a rampage and eliminates 16+ civilians as they sleep, including 9 children we do not even learn their names and the soldier is treated with sympathy in the media and PRAISE amongst the Muslim haters.\nIf the allegations against Mohammed Merah are true, and they likely are, he should face the full brunt of the law for his crimes, but lets hope that the anti-Muslims do not attempt to use these horrific incidents to shift the focus from the true enemy, radical violent extremism whether Islamist (AlQaeda) or Radical Right (Anders Breivik, EDL, etc.). Life in Europe and particularly France, which is already seeing a campaign feeding off of right-wing populism and anti-Muslim rhetoric, will most likely get more difficult now.\nWhat will be missing from all this is the fact that as long as wars of occupation, daily bombing and hate-mongering persist against Muslim majority nations you can rest assured that you will create more Mohammed Merah\u2019s.\n*Update I: If it\u2019s not abundantly clear from the above, let me say it, Merah and the AlQaedah ideology is responsible for this crime, no one else, he stands completely condemned by Loonwatch as he does by nearly every honest and humane person. There is no apology above or blame shifting, just stating the facts. Merah himself claims to be acting out in revenge due to the killing of Palestinians and Afghans, I didn\u2019t say this, the French Interior Minister did. Many seem to think we can\u2019t even discuss the motives of these attacks?\nUpdate II (via B-Boy Blue): Having tracked live updates on various online news outlets all day the contraditory information being released is painting a confusing picture of Merah\u2019s background & history.\nIt was stated with some authority that he has been to Afghanistan & Pakistan to fight for the Mujehadeen. It was claimed that he\u2019d actually been arrested, jailed & then escaped from prison in a Taliban jailbreak. Here are some excerpts:\n\u201cReuters report that the suspect had been serving a three year sentence when he escaped from jail, quoting the director of Kandahar prison.\u201d\n\u201cAccording to Reuters news agency, the head of Kandahar prison in Afghanistan, says the suspect Mohammed Merah, escaped from the prison in a mass Taliban jailbreak.\u201d\n\u201cDetails of the suspect\u2019s time in Afghanistan are still sketchy, but Le Monde is reporting that he went twice to Pakistan, once in 2010 and again 2011, to speak with groups of fighters based in the tribal regions near the border with Afghanistan. The paper claims that he trained in the camps there alongside the Pakistani Taliban, foreign jihadis and members of the Haqqani network \u2014 and that he even crossed the border into Afghanistan as part of groups sent to fight Nato troops.\nIt says he is understood to have stopped off in Waziristan before heading to Kandahar and Zabul in the south of Afghanistan. Interestingly, it also says that he was stopped by police on the outskirts of Kandahar city. Although he was not arrested, his presence in the region as a foreign national was unusual enough for the police to report him to the Afghan intelligence services, who reportedly then passed on the information to western intelligence services.\u201d\nJawed Faisal, a spokesman for the Kandahar provincial government, said:\nI can\u2019t confirm it was the same person but there was someone in Kandahar prison with the name Mohammed Merah, who was famous as \u2018the French guy\u2019. His father and grandfather had Afghan names, and he could pass as an Afghan. His father\u2019s name was Mohammad Seddiq, grandfather was Mohammad Shah.\n\u201cHis crime was that he was captured laying IEDs, and he was sentenced to three years in jail, but only served five months of it when the prison break happened and he escaped.\n\u201cWe don\u2019t know which part of Kandahar province he was caught in.\u201d\nFaisal added that he didn\u2019t know how long Merah had been in Afghanistan or how long he stayed after prison break.\nLt Col Jimmie Cummings, a spokesman for the Nato-led coalition, said he was aware of reports that Merah had been held in an Afghan prison, but refered all questions to Afghan officials.\u201d\nThis is all extremely detailed & seemingly conclusive. If it wasn\u2019t for the fact the official twitter account of the Kandahar Governor\u2019s Media office refuted the claim that he had been imprisoned there.\nhttps://twitter.com/#!/KandaharMediaOf\n@KandaharMediaOf\nSecurity Forces in Kandahar have never detained a French citizen named Mohammad Merah.\n@SkyNewsBreak He wasn\u2019t the 1 responsible for the school shooting, but another 1 responsible for bomb blasts in Kandahar. 2 separate cases.\n@MaryFitzgerldIT Toulouse gunman wasn\u2019t arrested in Kandahar, he is not the one that escaped from Kandahar prison, perhaps names r the same.\nIt appears that a man with the same name was but not a French national. This fact calls into question many of the previous assertions & casts doubt on much of the official narrative up until this point.\nSome other pertinent quotes to consider.\n\u201cAs for political or religious beliefs, he was very discreet. He never said anything that might lead one to believe he had these views.\u201d\n\u201cHe didn\u2019t have a dad. This has absolutely nothing to do with Islam, or with us, and I really hope that all the young people of our type of neighbourhood won\u2019t be sullied by this.\u201d\n\u201cHe wasn\u2019t into having fun, he became harder. He didn\u2019t really go to the mosque, he seemed more likely to meet people in obscure flats.\u201d\n\u201cThe North African community is doubly hit, first by the grief for the victims and what happened, and also that we\u2019re from the Magreb and people will be pointing fingers at us. I appeal to the French, don\u2019t mix up the whole community with what has happened. Never never has Islam said to kill people.\u201d\nA group of four 24-year-old men who said they were friends of Merah tried to go to his apartment block on Wednesday to persuade him to surrender but were stopped at a police roadblock.\n\u201cAll told a Reuters reporter he had never talked to them about religion and they had no idea he had been to Afghanistan.\u201d\n\u201cHe never spoke about Islam but he did pray. But we all pray five times a day. There\u2019s nothing strange about that.\u201d\nAnother friend of Moroccan origin said Merah had tried to enlist in the French army but had been rejected. He said he had seen Merah in a city centre nightclub just last week.\nMerah did not drink \u201cbut I don\u2019t think he is any more religious than I am. I think he has just lost the plot,\u201d Danny Dem said.\nA third contemporary, who declined to give his name, said he went to primary school with Merah and they had remained friends.\n\u201cHe likes football and motor-bikes like any other guy his age,\u201d said the man, dressed in a blue French national soccer shirt. \u201cI didn\u2019t even know he prayed.\u201d\nThe head of the French Muslim Council, Mohammed Moussaoui, says: \u201cThese acts are in total contradiction with the foundations of this religion\u201d. In remarks quoted by AFP he added: \u201cFrance\u2019s Muslims are offended by this claim of belonging to this religion.\u201d\nA little more background via AFP on the suspected gunman\u2019s attempts to join the French military. The news agency reports that Merah \u201ctwice tried and failed to join the French army\u201d.\nIt quotes the country\u2019s defence ministry saying that Merah first tried to enlist at the age of 19 in the northern city of Lille in January 2008.\nThe French prosecutor, Francois Molins, has been giving more information on Merah. He told a press conference the suspect in the shooting attacks had been to Afghanistan twice and trained in Pakistan\u2019s Waziristan, a militant stronghold. He said Merah\u2019s brother had been implicated in a network that sent militant fighters to Iraq.\nThe French interior minister, Claude Gueant, said Merah had told police he belonged to al-Qaida and wanted to take revenge for the deaths of Palestinian children. Gueant said Merah was also angry against French military intervention overseas.\n\u201cThe mystery here is that he was found to have quite a good arsenal of weapons, war weapons, and given that he was under surveillance it\u2019s not clear how this could have escaped the attention of the authorities.\u201d \u2013 Pierre Haski\nWas he ever in Afghanistan or Pakistan? If not, why the claims of being under surveillance since returning? Who\u2019s lying? The Government official or Kandahar Media Dept? With his Mother & siblings in precautionary custody surely they can establish his whereabouts during this period.\nHe has a history of petty theft & thuggery and no overt signs of religious or political militancy. Between 2007 and 2012 he attempted to join the French army twice & visited Pakistan & Afghanistan twice. He supposedly served 5 months in a Kandahar jail yet found his way back to France and was allowed to settle back into society whilst stockpiling weapons under surveillance. Despite being under suspicion for the murder of the soldiers, he was able to carry out the atrocity at the Jewish school.\nAs I write the siege is still in progress. If Merah doesn\u2019t survive we\u2019ll probably never find out exactly what is fact or fiction, which will no doubt fuel conspiracy talk. The web is already awash with speculation about false flag operations, inside jobs etc allowing Sarkozy to play the hero running up to the election.\nWhat is certain, is that the only people who will suffer due to the actions of Merah and any repercussions are more innocents.\nMy thoughts are with the victims and their families.\nPosted in Loon Politics with tags Anti-Muslim, Anti-Semitism, Far Right, France, Francois Fillon, French, Halal, Islam, Islamophobia, Kosher, Meat Slaughter, PM on March 5, 2012 by loonwatch\nMore French loonieness:\nFrance\u2019s prime minister urged Muslims and Jews to consider scrapping their halal and kosher slaughter laws on Monday as President Nicolas Sarkozy and his allies stepped up their efforts to woo far-right voters.\n\u201cReligions should think about keeping traditions that don\u2019t have much in common with today\u2019s state of science, technology and health problems,\u201d Fillon told Europe 1 radio while discussing the two-round presidential election ending May 6. The \u201cancestral traditions\u201d of ritual slaughter were justified for hygienic reasons in the past but were now outdated, he said. \u201cWe live in a modern society.\u201d\nMohammad Moussaoui, head of France\u2019s Muslim Council, said ritual slaughter was no more painful than modern methods and labelling meat as being prepared \u201cwithout stunning\u201d would feed resentment against the two minority religions using it. \u201cIt will stigmatise Muslims and Jews as people who don\u2019t respect the interests of animals,\u201d he said. \u201cThat will raise tensions in society.\u201d\nPosted in Anti-Loons with tags Anti-Muslim, Anti-Semitism, Islam, Islamophobia, Israel, Jerusalem SOS, Muslims, Palestine on February 16, 2012 by loonwatch\nA graffiti depicting a way toward peace on the wall in Bethlehem on the edge of the West Bank shows hope and a wish for reconciliation. Image: Delayed Gratification Flickr\nUndividing the Muslim Jewish experience by ignoring difference\nby Dr. Ms. Mehnaz Afridi \u2013 Women\u2019s News Network\n(WNN/CGN): NY, NEW YORK: As I listen to sound bites of news, a swarm of words sting me: Iran, Israel, nuclear, Palestine-Israel at a standstill, Muslims kill Jews, and Jews kill Muslims. As a Muslim woman who teaches classes about the Holocaust at a Catholic college, I am constantly frustrated by the media coverage of the Middle East which overwhelmingly serves to highlight and entrench national and religious tensions, prejudice and conflict.\nA recently-aired documentary by filmmaker Karen Ghitis, on Al Jazeera, was an extremely heartening exception to the rule. The film, Jerusalem SOS, showed Jews and Muslims saving each other\u2019s lives.\nThe documentary, which aired last month, portrayed Arabs wearing orange vests printed with the red Star of David teamed up with haredi (or ultra-Orthodox) Jews with side curls, black skullcaps and tzitziot (knotted ritual fringes on their garments). And both groups have only praise for each other. Working as volunteer paramedics for the Orthodox Jewish organisation United Hatzalah (UH), these Jews and Muslims are taking note of the most important aspects of their faiths: preserving human lives and justice.\nI was reminded of the Qur\u2019anic injunction that states that \u201con that account We ordained for the Children of Isra`il that if any one slew a person \u2026 it would be as if he slew the whole humanity: and if any one saved a life, it would be as if he saved the whole humanity\u201d (5:32).\nLikewise, the Talmud (a repository of the ancient Jewish oral law and wisdom) states, \u201cwhoever destroys a soul, it is considered as if he destroyed an entire world. And whoever saves a life, it is considered as if he saved an entire world.\u201d (Babylonian Talmud, 22a).\nIn the documentary the UH-trained Palestinian paramedics note that there are often delays in ambulances reaching the sick and wounded in East Jerusalem because Israeli ambulances are not permitted to enter Palestinian neighbourhoods without being accompanied by a police or military escort. Moreover, some of the homes have no addresses. Because the UH paramedics know the area well and drive ambucycles (ambulances on motorcycles), they are the first to arrive at the scene.\nThe film shows the rescue team transcending physical and political borders in order to save lives. Members of both faiths help each other provide for their communities on their respective holy days: Muslims come to the rescue of Jews on the Jewish Sabbath, and Jews help Muslims in emergencies on Fridays, as well as during Ramadan.\nEli Be\u2019er, the founder of UH, was quoted in the Jerusalem Post as saying: \u201cJews and Muslims do not oppose working together, despite the invisible boundaries and suspicions that separate their communities. In the beginning, I met a few who were surprised about working together, but after they saw that they are great people and really professional, they all like it.\u201d\nThese Muslim and Jewish paramedics have embraced the spiritual richness of their faiths and ignored the superficial boundaries of difference. Media outlets should try and take a cue from their story, and focus more attention on hope and cooperation.\nAnother heartening interfaith story from some months ago comes to mind. On 5 June, ABC News reported that \u201cOne Israeli man dying of a failing heart learned today that he would live, thanks to a Palestinian family who donated the heart of one of its members slain in the escalating violence wracking Israel.\u201d\nThe Israeli who received the heart commented on how their hearts were the same, and ultimately they were the same inside.\nEven though the rancour of negative media surrounds us, it is important to acknowledge that grassroots initiatives by organisations like UH, or the personal initiative of the Palestinian family who donated a loved one\u2019s heart, are the key to building understanding between Jews and Muslims.\nIt is therefore crucial that Jews and Muslims tune into the many positive stories of life and death, faith and justice that occur on a daily basis on the ground.\nI am always in search of such heartfelt stories that illuminate the commonalities of our faiths and demonstrate social justice. In the three monotheistic religions we are commanded not to bear false witness. After all, we are all children of God and it is through our actions and perseverance that we affirm our shared values and commitments to one another \u2013 irrespective of religious differences.\nWitness: Jerusalem SOS\n90% of Anti-Semitic Crimes in Germany Committed by Right-Wing Extremists\nPosted in Loon-at-large with tags 90% Anti-Semitic Crimes, anti-Jewish, Anti-Semitism, Germany, Islam, Islamophobia, Judaism, Right-Wing Extremists on January 25, 2012 by loonwatch\nHorowitz tool Robert Spencer and his right-wing buddies, Bat Yeor, Geert Wilders, Pamela Geller, etc. have attempted to create a narrative that Muslim immigrants and their children are responsible for most, if not all \u201canti-Semitic crimes\u201d in Europe. We have shown in the past that this is false, and the below article asserts that it is actually \u201cright-wing extremists\u201d who commit most anti-Semitic crimes\u2013upwards to 90%.\nThe article also reveals that about 20% of Germans harbor some form of anti-Semitism:\n(via. 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        "raw_content": "Poll finds Gantz will have huge impact on election\nFormer IDF chief of staff Benny Gantz. (photo credit:\" MARC ISRAEL SELLEM/THE JERUSALEM POST)\nFormer IDF chief of staff Benny Gantz is not expected to announce whether he will form a new party or run with an existing one until the next election is called,\nThe next general election will be significantly impacted by former IDF chief Benny Gantz\u2019s decision on his political future, a survey taken by pollsters Mina Tzemach and Mano Geva for the Yediot Aharonot newspaper revealed Wednesday.\nThe poll found that if elections were held now, with current Zionist Union leader Avi Gabbay at the head of the party, the Likud would win 33 seats, followed by Yesh Atid with 18, and the Zionist Union with 15.\nBut if the Zionist Union would replace Gabbay with Gantz, the party would win the same 24 seats it won in the March 2015 election under the leadership of new Jewish Agency chairman Isaac Herzog. In that scenario, the Likud would win 30 seats, as it did in 2015, and Yesh Atid 14, three more than it won in that race.\nIf Gantz led his own party, the poll found that it would win 14 seats. Likud would win 29, Yesh Atid 15 and the Zionist Union only 10. This week, the last date possible for initiating an early election before Gantz\u2019s post-IDF cooling-off period ends passed, ending hope among political rivals that he would not be able to run.\nGantz is not expected to announce whether he will form a new party or run with an existing one until the next election is called, which cannot happen before October, when the Knesset returns from its extended summer and holiday recess, which begins July 19.\nGabbay downplayed the poll in an Israel Radio interview from Italy, where he asked Pope Francis Tuesday for his assistance in bringing home the bodies of soldiers Hadar Goldin and Oron Shaul.\n\u201cI will head Labor and the Zionist Union in the next election, period,\u201d Gabbay told Israel Radio Wednesday morning. \u201cI don\u2019t act based on polls. Polls are nice, but I am on the streets talking to people, and I know what\u2019s really going on.\u201d\nThe poll also found that a majority of the public, 51%, and 70% of Yesh Atid voters believe the party\u2019s leader, Yair Lapid, made the right decision to support the controversial haredi (ultra-Orthodox) draft bill.\nAsked whether the haredim should be obligated to serve, 71% said yes, 24% no, and 5% said they did not know.\nThe poll of 532 respondents, representing a statistical sample of the Israeli adult population, was taken Monday and had an error margin of 4.3%.\nCourted ex-IDF chief Gantz can march into politics in October",
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        "raw_content": "'Have yourself an angelic Christmas'\nFor the past few years, my wife and I have had a friendly dispute over how to top our Christmas tree.\nShe wants an angel, and I prefer a simple star. Traditionally, an evergreen is not a Christmas tree unless crowned by one or the other.\nThe ultimate compromise would be a topper she saw years ago consisting of an angel carrying a star. She\u2019s looked high and low but not found one she likes enough to buy.\nMeanwhile, our tree sports an old, hammered tin star like you might see in Williamsburg. I have long argued that the star is more biblical because virtually all the angel toppers you see are female. There are no female angels mentioned in Scripture. In fact, there are no cupids, either, like the cuddly babies with little wings. They\u2019re so cutesy they make the Pillsbury Dough Boy look like Boris Karloff.\nAlthough angels in the Bible are not explicitly masculine except for Gabriel, the Archangel Michael and Lucifer (the fallen one known as Satan), when angels confront mortals, the heavenly messenger first tells them not to fear. That suggests a fierce being, which makes sense, since it is God\u2019s angels who do battle with Satan\u2019s fallen angels, who are demons.\nAngels are sent to protect us and they also perform miracles, such as shutting the lion\u2019s mouths in the Book of Daniel or blocking Eden with a fiery sword.\nWilliam Booth, who founded the Salvation Army, once had a vision of angelic beings surrounded with an aura of rainbow light so brilliant that if untempered, he said, it would have been unendurable. The late Billy Graham, who related this in his book \u201cAngels,\u201d which has sold millions of copies since its release in 1975, noted many instances in which angels are described as \u201cmighty,\u201d such as Paul\u2019s description in 2 Thessalonians 1:7.\nSome of the most evocative Christmas carols center on angels, such as \u201cAngels From the Realms of Glory\u201d and \u201cAngels We Have Heard on High,\u201d the latter of which has the famous Latin chorus, \u201cGloria in excelsis Deo\u201d (Glory to God in the Highest).\nChurches have been conducting Christmas services since the Second Century A.D. According to author Ace Collins (\u201cStories Behind the Best-Loved Songs of Christmas\u201c), Pope Telesphorus decreed around 130 A.D. that on the day of the Lord Jesus\u2019s birth, all churches should have an evening service and that the congregations should sing \u201cGloria in excelsis Deo.\u201d\nDid Christians in later years borrow pagan customs such as yule logs and evergreen boughs and make them their own? You bet. It was part of the church\u2019s genius to transform various customs into reminders of the sacred, as long as it did not conflict with Scripture.\nNo one really knows what an angel looks like. Hebrews 13:2 says: \u201cDo not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.\u201d\nOver the years, Hollywood has had a field day with angels, right up to this season\u2019s made-for-TV Christmas movies, such as Hallmark\u2019s \u201cA Shoe Addict\u2019s Christmas.\u201d\nThe most memorable is probably Clarence, the lovable, deceased clockmaker who has to earn his wings in the Jimmy Stewart classic \u201cIt\u2019s a Wonderful Life\u201d (1947). Nowhere does the Bible remotely suggest that people become angels, but the plot device propels the movie\u2019s heartwarming, faith-based narrative, as do the people-turned-angels in \u201cThe Preacher\u2019s Wife\u201d (Denzel Washington, 1996), an update of \u201cThe Bishop\u2019s Wife\u201d (Cary Grant, 1948).\nSimilarly, television\u2019s \u201cTouched by an Angel\u201d (1994-2003) steered viewers toward a Christian worldview while making biblical scholars wince. But wouldn\u2019t you rather watch Roma Downey, John Dye or Della Reese portray an angel than, say, John Travolta, who was a drunk, chain-smoking version in \u201cMichael\u201d (1996)?\nWhich messenger of heaven fits better with the first verse from this carol?\nYe who sang creation\u2019s story\nNow proclaim Messiah\u2019s birth.\u201d\nOr how about the first verse from this one?\nI\u2019d say it\u2019s no contest. Speaking of which, I finally conceded the tree topper dispute to my wife upon learning from Billy Graham\u2019s book that angels are in all important aspects, \u201csexless.\u201d\nAlso, no star is mentioned in the account of Jesus\u2019 birth in Bethlehem. That came later when the three magi visited.\nAs related in the passage from Luke quoted by Linus in \u201cA Charlie Brown Christmas,\u201d shepherds were \u201ckeeping watch over their flock by night. 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        "raw_content": "BuzzFeed put complete trust in Christopher Steele\nA peek inside the BuzzFeed newsroom and the decision-making process of editor Ben Smith is contained in a federal court record in Florida.\nThe libel case revolves around another Donald Trump story \u2014 this one on the infamous dossier that permeated the FBI, politics and journalism but whose core collusion charges remain unconfirmed more than two years after former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele wrote them.\nBuzzFeed and Mr. Smith are now under fire from the left and right for reporting last week that President Trump personally ordered his former attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about a defunct Moscow hotel deal. The article was momentous because it accused Mr. Trump of an impeachable offense.\nHours after the article appeared Thursday evening, special counsel Robert Mueller took the rare step of disputing a Trump-Russia story. A spokesman said BuzzFeed\u2019s reporting on statements, witness testimony and documents was \u201cnot accurate.\u201d\nMr. Smith and one of the story\u2019s authors stuck by the reporting Sunday and put faith in two \u201claw enforcement\u201d sources.\n\u201cWe have further confirmation that this is right. We\u2019ve been told to stand our ground,\u201d reporter Anthony Cormier told CNN\u2019s \u201cReliable Sources.\u201d \u201cOur reporting is going to be borne out to be accurate. We\u2019re 100 percent behind it.\u201d\nLikewise, in the decision to publish the raw 35-page, anti-Trump dossier on Jan. 10, 2017, Mr. Smith and his team put complete faith in another source: Mr. Steele. It was learned later that Mr. Steele\u2019s work had been financed by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee.\nMr. Smith was sued for libel by Russian entrepreneur Aleksej Gubarev, whom Mr. Steele specifically accused of hacking Democratic Party computers. The Russian vigorously denied the charge. No evidence has surfaced to back up the claim, but the judge threw out the lawsuit and sided with BuzzFeed, which argued that the dossier had become a legitimate news item.\nIn a court declaration filed in November, Mr. Smith said he initially set out to investigate the dossier and try to determine its veracity. But after CNN published a story that President-elect Trump was briefed on the dossier, Mr. Smith decided to post it instead.\n\u201cWe also agreed, however, that the story we wanted to report in light of these new developments was not the story we had been investigating up to that point, which was trying to ascertain the truth or falsity of underlying allegations within the Dossier,\u201d Mr. Smith said. \u201cRather, the story we now wanted to report was a different one, a story explaining to readers what the Dossier was and how it was affecting government actions.\u201d\nKen Bensinger, a BuzzFeed investigative reporter whose byline appeared on the dossier story, also filed a court declaration. He expressed complete faith in Mr. Steele.\n\u201cI knew of Christopher Steele and his background as a retired MI6 officer, and I knew his reputation as a source for Russian intelligence to be excellent,\u201d he said. \u201cI believed and continue to believe that Mr. Steele has both the types of sources who could provide him with credible information and the expertise to evaluate it.\u201d\nMr. Bensinger also vouched for David J. Kramer, an associate of the late Sen. John McCain. McCain was one of the few who possessed a hard copy of the dossier in 2016. He provided it to then-FBI Director James B. Comey.\nThe judge\u2019s decision in the libel lawsuit revealed that Mr. Kramer, a former State Department official, was the mysterious source who delivered the dossier to BuzzFeed.\nMr. Kramer\u2019s name is redacted from Mr. Bensinger\u2019s declaration, but it seems clear he is talking about McCain\u2019s associate. He depicts Mr. Kramer as buying into Mr. Steele\u2019s findings and determining that Mr. Trump was a national security threat.\n\u201cIt was apparent to me that [Mr. Kramer] had substantial concerns that the President-elect of the United States may have been compromised by the Russian government and believed this presented a potentially grave threat to the national interests of the United States, and indeed the West as a whole,\u201d Mr. Bensinger said.\nHe said of Mr. Kramer: \u201cEverything about demeanor, expertise, and the substantive things he was saying about Mr. Steele and the memos added to my belief that the memos were credible and important.\n\u201cI found it to be very unsettling, particularly in light of what I had learned about it. I believed that Mr. Steele likely had good sources for the information contained in the Dossier and the expertise to credibly assess it. 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        "raw_content": "Polyforge Unveiling Affordable SLS Printer at Maker Faire\nI\u2019m hosting an event tomorrow night here in the DC area, a salon at Artisphere, looking at the artistic, cultural, and technological import of 3D printing and desktop fabrication. In doing research for the event, I wanted to bone up on the state-of-the-art in selective laser sintering (SLS) printing, a form of 3D printing that has, thus far, been cost-prohibitive to consumers and prosumers. I was delighted to see that the first hit I got had \u201cMaker Faire\u201d in the title. This weekend, Polyforge, Inc. will unveil their new SLS printer at Maker Faire Bay Area. Likely to cost in the neighborhood of $10K, the company is saying that, during their pending crowdfunding campaign, they\u2019ll be offering their backers discounts as high as 50%. An SLS printer for $5,000? Now that would be exciting.\nFrom the 3DPrint.com article about of the company\u2019s Maker Faire unveiling:\nIt seems as though it was just a year ago that the idea of seeing consumer-level selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printers come to market was only a pipe dream. These types of 3D printers have long been reserved for large corporations with equally large budgets. However, as with all technology, as time goes on and innovation takes place, prices begin to drop.\nWe have already begun to see several consumer-level SLS 3D printers announced in the past few months, some of which are priced at under $20,000, making it entirely feasible that one day soon, SLS machines could take the place of FFF- and SLA-based printers on the desktops of artists, designers, and hobbyists.\nIf you\u2019re coming to the Faire this weekend, look up the Polyforge booth and check out the next generation of 3DP.",
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        "raw_content": "Guests on Volume 73: Richard John Neuhaus, Nigel Cameron, Carlos F. Gomez, and Michael Uhlmann, on the meaning and value of human life, the vocation of medicine, the logic of autonomous individualism, and the temptation of suicide and euthanasia; Patrick Carey, on the perceptive (and peregrinating) thought of Orestes Brownson; John W. O\u2019Malley, on the prophetic, academic, humanistic, and artistic vectors of Western culture; Patricia Owen, on what makes good children's books and on how the Newbery Medal winners have changed over time; Susan Srigley, on the sacramental and incarnational fiction of Flannery O\u2019Connor; and Ralph C. 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Neuhaus and Cameron discuss how modern abilities to \"take\" and \"make\" life threaten the age-old understanding and definition of human nature, and suggest that society, in order to retain and strengthen that understanding, needs to reclaim the notion of the inherent dignity of human life. Gomez notes that the state has had, traditionally, a vested interest in protecting and preserving vulnerable and innocent human life but, in recent years, that interest has waned. Uhlmann confirms Gomez's observations, explaining that America's legal institutions, the Supreme Court included, have neglected legally protecting innocent human life as they have been trying to accommodate a modern philosophy that elevates individual freedom and autonomy above other goods.\nPatrick Carey on the perceptive (and peregrinating) thought of Orestes Brownson\nOrestes A. Brownson: American Religious Weathervane (Eerdmans, 2004)\nPatrick Carey, professor and author of Orestes A. 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        "raw_content": "Photosynthesis by BlueOrange Games\nPhotosynthesis by BlueOrange Games, designed by Hjalmar Hach, Art by Sabrina Miramon\nPublisher: BlueOrange Games\nDesigner: Hjalmar Hach\nArtist: Sabrina Miramon\nGame Type: Worker Placement, Territory Control, Blocking, Churn\nLight, the energy that powers everything. Without it, we do not exist. Shadows slow the growing process, and can even stop it (on advanced rules).\nThis is a game that at it\u2019s heart, is meant to be an exercise in understanding how plants grow, and how forests affect the trees growing within. Have you ever noticed you rarely see small trees in a forest, unless they are all small trees, or a fire has happened? This game is much the same. As the trees grow, the smaller trees lack the benefit of the sun.\nMany may argue that this is not worker placement, because the trees aren\u2019t people. This is of course, phooey. The trees are the people in this game, they are unique, and have a character all their own. Moreover, meeples in most games, maybe all games, are not miniaturized people, they are pieces of wood. They are meant to evoke the idea that someone is doing work. This is exactly what the trees are doing, and the work is soaking up the sun. Our trees in this game, are beach bunnies, looking for a tan.\nBeyond that, when you take over a space with at least a seed, the space is yours. You own the territory. It is not unlike placing a building in Scythe, except, no one can displace your ownership, even for a second. It is permanent until you take the tree off for victory points. The space is then, open to the table.\nThe last concept in this game is this beautiful idea of blocking the sun. Ever fell asleep at the beach and woke up because someone is blocking the sun, and you got cold? This happens every turn in this game, someone is cold. That is the beauty of Photosynthesis, everyone gets left out in the cold.\nThe simplest way to describe Photosythesis mechanics is to play a round. Do not let someone force you to explain the rules, just play a round and start over. It is a simple structure that allows immense decisions to be made. The first turn, all players place two small trees anywhere on the outside ring of the board. After this, the sun \u201cfeeds\u201d your trees. You get one energy for every tree that is not in the shade (small trees), for larger trees you would get two, or three depending on size respectively.\nOnce you have your energy, you then use the energy to buy seeds, upgrades to trees, or to place seeds or upgrades. The player board tells you almost everything you can do in the game, and for what cost. It is then your neighbors turn, they do the same, and so on and so forth. Until the last person is done, these actions on the player board will take place. The sun then moves, as does the first person marker.\nWhen the sun moves, you must determine which of your trees are getting light, and which are being blocked by another tree, and the shading is cascading, so if a tree is blocked, it is likely the trees behind it are as well. Therefore placement of your initial trees is a huge consideration in this game. Which setup will give you the most light during each of the sun\u2019s 3 cycles, and 6 placements? The game has a total of 18 turns per player, or 24 for an advanced table.\nThe game pieces are trees. They are simple pieces of cardboard put together in an x, that makes a beautiful board. The box is made to keep the trees separate by player, and to store the player board and pieces. If an expansion comes out, it is hard to imagine it fitting in the same box, as the box is tight once the trees are put together.\nSabrina Miramon did a beautiful job with the art of the game. When playing it felt immersive based on the art, and the ideas behind the art. The art felt very material design-ish. You may see remnants of an android phone, if you look at the leaves on the board. This is an icon that just looks like it belongs in the mobile environment, but is not at all out of place on a board game.\nThe box art tells you that you will be playing a \u201ctree\u201d game, and does so aptly. I applaud BlueOrange games for the beauty and simplicity of the art of Photosynthesis.\nThe first person I discussed this game with, told me the game was \u201cbleh\u2026\u201d After having seen it, I was perplexed. We finally were able to play through it twice this past weekend. This is my caution to anyone reading this review, don\u2019t trust just one person\u2019s thoughts on a game.\nHis \u201cbleh\u2026\u201d translates to me, as WOW. I love the idea of the Sun powering up my trees. I like the idea that I must upgrade the trees for more horsepower. I also like that the only way you score points is to destroy your best powered up trees. For me, the fun factor in this game is large.\nMy friend, who was not wow\u2019ed, did not say what he disliked about the game, but I have yet to find any issue that makes me dislike it. It would have been more useful to you, the reader, if he could have explained more.\nIf you like board games, and let\u2019s be honest, you wouldn\u2019t be reading this if you didn\u2019t, I\u2019d highly suggest Photosynthesis. Take it out for a test run. It has went from a game that just sounded interesting, to going to my top shelf, and will be a go-to game for the foreseeable future.\nThe game is officially, rated as 8+. I would say this is accurate, not because a child that is younger would not understand it, but more because a younger child may lack the patience to play during the other person\u2019s turn. The game does require a fair bit of patience, but is simple enough that my 5 year old understands the concepts, and enjoys the idea of the game. She has even made a Lego mockup of the same, but has since destroyed it, so no photo!\nI know. I\u2019m gushing. It\u2019s rare that a new game gets a spot on the top shelf.\nThe main issue I have with the game are the trees. They are beautiful to look at, but I can see if they get much use, they may not hold up well. We had two playthroughs, and the trees (a few) were already getting bendy. I don\u2019t know if that was a particularly hard user, or if that is just the nature of the pieces. I hope it is the former, rather than the latter, though my friend may need a stern talking to!\nThis was on the MG GenCon Top Ten, and was the only game, that at the time of the article, we had no hands on time with. I was just SO intrigued with the idea of the sun powering the game, and the fact that it was one of the games that sold out at the Con on day two.\nThe game, has, after some playtime, only reinforced that thought.\nThis game deserved to be on our Top Ten from GenCon, and should also be on yours.\nTags: bgg, blueorange, Board game, board game geek, Board Games, boardgamegeek, Gen Con, Gen Con 50, hjalmar hach, horrible games, meeplegamers, Photosynthesis, review\nPrevious True Colors from Games Adults Play \u2013 Review\nNext Zombie Terror by Galakta Review",
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        "raw_content": "Research:Newsletter/2012/April\n< Research:Newsletter(Redirected from Research:Newsletter/2012-04-30)\nVol: 2 \u2022 Issue: 4 \u2022 April 2012 [contribute] [archives]\nBarnstars work; Wiktionary assessed; cleanup tags counted; finding expert admins; discussion peaks; Wikipedia citations in academic publications; and more\nWith contributions by: Lambiam, Piotrus, Jodi.a.schneider, Amir E. Aharoni, DarTar, Tbayer, Steven Walling, Junkie.dolphin and Protonk\n1 Recognition may sustain user participation\n2 Can Wiktionary rival traditional lexicons?\n3 Wikipedia as an academic publisher?\n4 Wikipedia citations in American law reviews\n5 One in four of articles tagged as flawed, most often for verifiability issues\n6 Time evolution of Wikipedia discussions\n7 APWeb2012 papers on admin networks, mitigating language bias and finding \"minority information\"\nRecognition may sustain user participation[edit]\nThe relative number of edits by Wikipedians who had randomly received barnstars (red) and by the control group whose members hadn't (blue).\nTo gain insight in what makes Wikipedia tick, two researchers from the Sociology Department at Stony Brook University conducted an experiment with barnstars.[1] They were surprised by what they found.\nProfessor Arnout van de Rijt and graduate student Michael Restivo wanted to test the hypothesis according to which receiving recognition for one's work in an informal peer-based environment such as Wikipedia has a positive effect on productivity. To test their hypothesis, they determined the top 1% most productive English Wikipedia users among the currently active editors who had yet to receive their first barnstar. From that group they took a random sample of 200 users. Then they randomly split the sample into an experimental group and a control group, each consisting of 100 users. They awarded a barnstar to each user in the experimental group; the users in the control group were not given a barnstar. The researchers found their hypothesis confirmed: the productivity of the users in the experimental group was significantly higher than that of the control group. What really took the researchers by surprise was how long-lasting the effect was. They followed the two groups for 90 days, observing that the increase in contribution level for the group of barnstar recipients persisted, almost unabated, for the full observation period.\nOne major factor the experiment did not take into account was whether it mattered who delivered barnstars and whether they were anonymous, registered, or known members of the Wikipedia community. During the experiment, it was noted on the Administrator's noticeboard/Incidents page that a seemingly random IP editor was \"handing out barnstars\", which led to some suspicion from Wikipedians. The thread was closed after User:Mike Restivo confirmed he accidentally logged out when delivering the barnstars. He did not, however, declare his status as a researcher, and the group's paper does not disclose that the behavior was considered unusual enough to warrant such a discussion thread.\nCan Wiktionary rival traditional lexicons?[edit]\nWiktionary received an extensive assessment[2] as a potential rival to expert-built lexicons.\nA chapter titled \"Wiktionary: a new rival for expert-built lexicons?\"[2] in a collection on electronic lexicography to appear with Oxford University Press contains a description and critical assessment of Wikipedia's second oldest sister project (which will celebrate its 10th anniversary in December this year) \u2013 subtitled \"Exploring the possibilities of collaborative lexicography\", which it calls a \"fundamentally new paradigm for compiling lexicons\".\nThe article describes in detail the technical and community features of Wiktionary. Though it is not immediately clear, the article's focus is on several language editions and not just English (as often happens in research about Wikipedia and its sister projects). The article gives a comprehensive account of the coverage of the world's languages by the various Wiktionary language editions. There is a critical analysis of Wiktionary's content, first with what appears to be a thorough statistical comparison with other dictionaries and wordnets, including an examination of the overlaps in the lexemes covered, which the authors found to be surprisingly small.\nNumber of native terms (p.17)\nEnglish language 352,865 148,730 (WordNet) 59,391\nGerman language 83,399 85,211 (GermaNet) 58,208\nRussian language 133,435 130,062 (Russian WordNet)\nThe article notes an important characteristic of open wiki projects: they allow \"updating of the lexicons immediately, without being restricted to certain release cycles as is the case for expert-built lexicons\" (p. 18). Though this characteristic is obvious to experienced Wikimedians, it is frequently overlooked. The discussion of the organization of polysemy and homonymy is comprehensive, although limited to the English Wiktionary. Other language editions may do it differently. The article notes that \"it is a serious problem to distinguish well-crafted entries from those that need substantial revision by the community\", which is good constructive criticism. The paragraphs about \"sense ordering\" make some vague claims (e.g. \"Although there is no specific guideline for the sense ordering in Wiktionary, we observed that the first entry is often the most frequently used one\") which could be interesting and useful from a community perspective, but offers little actionable evidence and should be investigated further. The paper's conclusions identify some of the features that enable Wiktionary to rival expert-built lexicons: \"We believe that its unique structure and collaboratively constructed contents are particularly useful for a wide range of dictionary users\", listing eight such groups \u2013 among them \"Laypeople who want to quickly look up the definition of an unknown term or search for a forum to ask a question on a certain usage or meaning.\"\nOn a critical note, the last paragraph says \"we believe that collaborative lexicography will not replace traditional lexicographic theories, but will provide a different viewpoint that can improve and contribute to the lexicography of the future. Thus, Wiktionary is a rival to expert-built lexicons \u2013 no more, no less\", which sounds a bit contradictory. The authors also note that \"Lepore (2006: 87) raised a criticism about the large-scale import of lexicon entries from copyright-expired dictionaries such as Webster's New International Dictionary\". It would be nice if the authors would write at least a short explanation of the problem that Lepore described. But the actual article[3] mentions Wiktionary only very briefly. For the most part, the article is a good academic-grade presentation of Wiktionary: it is very general and does not dive too much into details; it makes a few vague statements, but they present a good starting point for further research.\nWikipedia as an academic publisher?[edit]\nCan Wikipedia integrate with open-access scholarly publishing?\nXiao and Askin (2012) looked at whether academic papers could be published on Wikipedia.[4] The paper compares the publishing process on Wikipedia to that of an open-access journal, concluding that Wikipedia's model of publishing research seems superior, particularly in terms of publicity, cost and timeliness.\nThe biggest challenges for academic contributions to Wikipedia, they found, revolve around the level of acceptance of Wikipedia in academia, poor integration with academic databases, and technical and conceptual differences between an academic article and an encyclopedic one. However, the paper suffers from several problems. It correctly observes that the closest a Wikipedia article comes to a \"final\", fully peer-reviewed status is after having passed the featured article candidate process, but makes no mention of intermediary steps in Wikipedia's assessment project, such as B-class, Good Article and A-class reviews; nor is the the assessment project itself mentioned. Despite its focus on the featured-article process, no previous academic work on featured articles is cited (although quite a few have been published). Crucially, the paper disregards the most relevant of Wikipedia's policies, no original research. Thus, the study fails to consider whether Wikipedia would want to publish academic articles without their undergoing changes to bring them closer to encyclopedic style \u2013 a topic that already has become an issue numerous times on the site, in particular regarding difficulties encountered by some educational projects. In the end, the paper, while a well-intentioned piece, seems to illustrate that university researchers can have a quite different understanding of what Wikipedia is than those more closely connected with the project.\nIn other news, however, a scientific journal appears to have found a viable way to publish peer-reviewed articles on Wikipedia: The open access journal PLoS Computational Biology has announced[5] that it is starting to publish \"Topic Pages\" - peer-reviewed texts about specific topics, which are published both in the journal and as a new article on Wikipedia. It is hoped that the Wikipedia versions will be updated and improved by the Wikipedia community. The first example is about circular permutation in proteins.\nWikipedia citations in American law reviews[edit]\nVolume 1 of the Harvard Law Review (1887\u20131888).\nThe article \"A Jester's Promenade: Citations to Wikipedia in Law Reviews , 2002\u20132008\" concerns the issue of citations of Wikipedia in US law reviews and the appropriateness of this practice.[6] The article seems to be well researched, and its author, law reference/research librarian Daniel J. Baker, demonstrates familiarity with the mechanics of Wikipedia (such as the permanent links). For the period 2002\u201308, Baker identified 1540 law-review articles that contain at least one citation of Wikipedia \u2013 most in law reviews dealing with general and \"popular\" subject matter, with a significant proportion originating from authors with academic credentials.\nThe article notes that 2006 marked the peak of that trend, attributing it (thereby demonstrating some familiarity with Wikipedia's history) to a delayed reaction to the Seigenthaler incident and the Essjay Controversy. (Since the article's data analysis ends in 2008, the question of whether this trend has rebounded in recent years is left unanswered.)\nThe author is highly critical of Wikipedia's reliability, arguing that a source that \"anyone can edit\" \u2013 and where much of the information is not verified \u2013 should not be used in works that may influence legal decisions. Thus Baker calls for stricter rules in legal publishing, in particular that Wikipedia should not be cited. In a more surprising argument, the paper suggests that if information exists on Wikipedia, it should be treated as common knowledge, and thus does not require referencing (a recommendation that follows a 2009 one \u2013 Brett Deforest Maxfield, \"Ethics, politics and securities law: how unethical people are using politics to undermine the integrity of our courts and financial markets\", 35 OHIO N.U. L. REV. 243, 293 (2009)). This argument does, however, raise the question of whether no citation at all is truly better than a citation to Wikipedia; if such a recommendation were followed, it could lead to a proliferation of uncited claims in law review journals that would be assumed (without any verification) to rely on \"common knowledge\" as represented in the \"do not cite\" Wikipedia.\nOne in four of articles tagged as flawed, most often for verifiability issues[edit]\nA paper titled \"A Breakdown of Quality Flaws in Wikipedia\"[7] examines cleanup tags on the English Wikipedia (using a January 2011 dump), finding that 27.53% of articles are tagged with at least one of altogether 388 different cleanup templates. In a 2011 conference poster [8] (a version of which was summarized in an earlier edition of this newsletter), the authors analyzed \u2013 together with a third collaborator \u2013 a 2010 dump of the English Wikipedia for a smaller set of tags, arriving at much lower ratio: \"8.52% [of articles] have been tagged to contain at least one of the 70 flaws\". Using a classification of Wikipedia articles into 24 overlapping topic areas (derived from Category:Main topic classifications), the highest ratio of tagged articles were found in the \"Computers\" (48.51%), \"Belief\" (46.33%) and \"Business\" (39.99%) topics; the lowest were in \"Geography\" (19.83%), \"Agriculture\" (22.57%) and \"Nature\" (23.93%). Of the 388 tags on the more complete list, \"307 refer to an article as a whole and 81 to a particular text fragment\". As another original contribution of the paper, the authors offer an organization of the existing cleanup tags into \"12 general flaw types\" \u2013 the most frequent being \"Verifiability\" (19.46% of articles have been tagged with one of the corresponding templates), \"Wiki tech\" (e.g. the \"orphan\", \"wikify\" or \"uncategorized\" templates; 5.47% of articles) and \"General cleanup\" (2.01%).\nTime evolution of Wikipedia discussions[edit]\nKaltenbrunner and Laniado look at the time evolution of Wikipedia discussions, and how it correlates to editing activity, based on 9.4 million comments from the March 12, 2010 dump.[9] Peaks in commenting and peaks in editing often co-occur (for sufficiently large peaks of 20 comments, 63% of the time) within two days. They show the articles with the longest comment peaks and most edit peaks, and the 20 slowest and 20 fastest discussions.\nThe authors note that a single, heavy editor can be responsible for edit peaks but not comment peaks; peaks in the discussion activity seem to indicate more widespread interest by multiple people. They find that \"the fastest growing discussions are more likely to have long lasting edit peaks\" and that some editing peaks are associated with event anniversaries. They use the Barack Obama article as a case study, showing peaks in comments and editing due to news events as well as to internal Wikipedia events (such as an editor poll or article protection). Current events are often edited and discussed in nearly real-time in contrast to articles about historical or scientific facts.\nThey use the h-index to assess the complexity of a discussion, and they chart the growth rate of the discussions. For instance, they find that the discussion pages of the three most recent US Presidents show a constant growth in complexity but that the rate of growth varies: Bill Clinton's talk page took 332 days to increase h-index by one, while George W. Bush's took only 71 days.\nThey envision more sophisticated algorithms showing the relative growth in edits and discussions. Their ideas for future work are intriguing \u2013 for instance, the question of how to determine article maturity and the level of consensus, based on the network dynamics. (AcaWiki summary)\nAPWeb2012 papers on admin networks, mitigating language bias and finding \"minority information\"[edit]\nSeveral of the accepted papers of this month's Asia-Pacific Web Conference APWeb2012 concerned Wikipedia:\nPrototype tool searches for expert admins: In the article \"Exploration and Visualization of Administrator Network in Wikipedia\",[10] four Chinese authors examine the collaboration graph of administrators on the English Wikipedia (where two of them are connected by an edge if they have edited the same article during the sampled time span from January 2010 to January 2011), and \"define six features to reflect the characteristics of administrator\u2019s work from different respects including diversity of the admin user interests, the influence & importance across the network, and longevity & activity in terms of contribution.\" The authors observe that the recognition of an admin's work by other users in the form of barnstars seems to agree with the overall rank they calculate from these quantities: \"By analyzing the profiles of the top ranked fifty admin users as a test case, it has been observed that the number of barn stars received by them also follows the similar trend as we overall ranked the admin users.\"To extract topics from an admin's history and define diversity, Latent Dirichlet allocation (LDA) is used. The authors describe a prototype software called \"Administrator Exploration Prototype System\", which displays these various quantitative measures for an admin and allows ranking them. In particular, it \"will automatically find the expert authors based on the editing history of each admin user\". An example screenshot shows a list of results for a \"Search for \"Expert Admin User\" for the keywords \"Music, Songs, Singers\", topped by Michig, Mike Selinker and Bearcat. Analyzing the whole network, the authors find a \"decreasing trend of the clustering coefficient [which] can also be seen as a symptom of the growing centralization of the network.\" Overall, they observe that \"the administrator network is a healthy small world community having a small average distances and a strong centralization of the network around some hubs/stars is observed. This shows a considerable nucleus of very active administrators who seems to be omnipresent.\"\nNot what the majority of readers search for under \"football\": A goalball game\nDetecting \"minority information\" on Wikipedia: A paper[11] by two Japanese researchers proposes \"a method of searching for minority information that is less-acknowledged and has less popularity in Wikipedia\" for a given keyword. \"For example, if the user inputs \u2018football\u2019 as a majority information keyword, then the system seeks articles having a sentence of \u201c....looks like football....\u201d or similar content of articles about soccer in Wikipedia. It extracts as candidates for minority sports those articles which have few edits and few editors. Then, it performs sports filtering and extracts minority articles from the candidates. In this case, the results are \u2018Bandy\u2019, \u2018Goalball\u2019, and \u2018Cuju\u2019.\" The authors constructed a prototype system and tested it.\nCompleting Wikipedia articles with information from other language versions: In an article titled \"Extracting Difference Information from Multilingual Wikipedia\"[12], four Japanese researchers describe a \"method for extracting information which exists in one language version [of Wikipedia], but which does not exist in another language version. Our method specifically examines the link graph of Wikipedia and structure of an article of Wikipedia. Then we extract comparison target articles of Wikipedia using our proposed degree of relevance.\" As motivating example, they note that the English Wikipedia's coverage of the game cricket is much fuller than the Japanese Wikipedia's, but spread over separate articles beyond just the main one at cricket. The goal is a system where a (Japanese) user can enter a keyword and will receive the \"Japanese article with sections of English articles that do not appear in the Japanese article\".\nThe proportion of \"good faith\" and \"golden\" editors among new contributors over time has remained constant.[13]\nUnchanged quality of new user contributions over time. GroupLens PhD candidate Aaron Halfaker (who also collaborates with the Wikimedia Foundation as a contractor research analyst) shared some preliminary results on the quality of new user contributions,[13] part of a larger study currently submitted for publication. The results, based on an analysis of revert rates in the English Wikipedia combined with blind assessment of a new editor contribution history, indicate that new editors have produced the same level of quality in their first contributions since 2006. Despite the fact that \"the majority of new editors are not out to obviously harm the encyclopedia (~80 percent), and many of them are leaving valuable contributions to the project in their first editing session (~40 percent)\", today's user experience for a first-time editor is much more hostile than it used to be, as \"the rate of rejection of all good-faith new editors\u2019 first contributions has been rising steadily, and, accordingly, retention rates have fallen. These results challenge the hypothesis that today\u2019s newbies produce much lower quality contributions than in earlier years.\nModeling Wikipedia's community formation processes. An important factor behind the success of Wikipedia is its own internal culture. Like any social group, a community of peer production has its own rules, norms, and customs. Unlike traditional social groups -- a recently-defended doctoral dissertation in computer science argues -- the process of formation of these traits involves, and often determines, how contents are being produced. The dissertation, defended by former Summer of Research fellow and Wikimedia Foundation contractor analyst Giovanni Luca Ciampaglia,[14] uses computer simulation to study how the community of Wikipedia may have formed its specific cultural traits and distinctive sociological features. Starting from the distribution of user account lifespan in five of the largest Wikipedia communities (English, German, Italian, French, and Portuguese) this work shows how the statistical patterns of the data can be reproduced by a simple model of cultural formation based on principles taken from self-categorization theory and social judgment theory.\nDistribution of AFT ratings for articles in different project quality assessment categories.[15]\nThe research finds that an important factor to determine whether a community will be able to sustain itself and thrive is the degree of openness of individual users towards differing points of view, which may be critical in the early stages of user participation, when a newcomer first enters in contact with the body of social norms that the community has devised. The thesis concludes that simulation techniques, when supplemented with empirical methods and quantitative calibration, may become an important tool for conducting sociological studies.\nMatching reader feedback via the Article Feedback Tool to editor peer review: An upcoming presentation at Wikimania 2012[15] compares data gathered from the Article Feedback Tool (AFT) version 4 on the English Wikipedia over summer 2011 to ratings assigned by various peer review processes, e.g. good and featured articles. As might be expected, articles at any point in the peer review process tend to be rated more highly by reviewers, but this distinction is highly sensitive to the article length. Once length is accounted for (using a variety of methods), the differences between demoted or not promoted articles and unrated articles disappears. The research also offers a broad snapshot of the AFT dataset as well as some suggestions for future AFT design. Future revisions of the draft as well as the presentation will approach the dynamic relationship between peer reviewed status and reader feedback, exploiting entry and exit into various categories for identification.\nReferencing of Wikipedia in academic works is continuing unabated: An article in the \"Research Trends\" newsletter published by the bibliographical database Scopus, titled \"The influence of free encyclopedias on science\"[16] charts the number of papers in Scopus that are either about Wikipedia or cite it. Considering that Wikipedia was only founded in 2001 (i.e. that these numbers have necessarily started from zero right before the observed timespan), the author's astonishment at the compound annual growth rates for both kinds of papers from 2002 to 2011 (which she calls \"staggering\" and \"unbelievable\", respectively) is somewhat surprising, but the article also gives the growth rates for the five years from 2007 to 2011 (ca. 19% per year for Wikipedia as a subject, ca. 31% per year for Wikipedia as a reference). Interestingly, Scholarpedia is showing itself to be the second most popular online encyclopedia to be cited, if lagging significantly behind Wikipedia (5%).\nUsing Wikipedia to drive traffic to library collections: In an article titled \"Wikipedia Lover, Not a Hater: Harnessing Wikipedia to Increase the Discoverability of Library Resources\"[17] in the Journal of Web Librarianship, two librarians from the University of Houston Libraries and a former intern report how they had successfully used Wikipedia to drive traffic to the collection of the institution's digital services department (UHDS), proceeding from merely inserting links into articles to uploading images from the collection to Commons (which still contain such link on the file description pages): \"Originally, UHDS intended to contribute exclusively to the External Links section of existing Wikipedia articles. [However, over time] UHDS staff found it was much more effective to match digital items with Wikipedia articles and to share those items in Wikimedia Commons (WMC) rather than (or in addition to) the External Links section of the articles.\" While few statistics are given, the authors emphasize the effectiveness of their actions, observed already for the very first attempts: \"Within hours of posting external links to existing Wikipedia articles, the digital library received hits to those collections at a surprisingly high rate.\" As an example of an article enriched with such images, the entry 1915 Galveston hurricane is named. Among the successful additions to external links section is the article about former US president George H. W. Bush, where the student intern linked a photograph showing Bush shaking hands with former University of Houston chancellor Philip G. Hoffman (as already noted in the Signpost's April 2011 coverage after the authors had presented their project at the annual meeting of the Association of College and Research Libraries: \"Experts and GLAMs \u2013 contributing content or 'just' links to Wikipedia?\"). Much of the paper describes basic technicalities of Wikipedia: The uploading of image, the use of contributions lists, talk pages and watchlists. While Wikipedia's external links guidelines are not cited in the paper, it notes that \"contributing effectively to Wikipedia and WMC entailed a steep learning curve in order to align contributions with the granular and well-enforced Wikipedia guidelines for use\", and among them notices policies against advertising. As one unresolved problem for such institutional usage of Wikipedia and Commons, the paper describes the prohibition \"to share an editor username with other editors, and [that] organizational usernames are considered a violation of Wikipedia guidelines forbidding the promotion of organizations. When the pilot project transitioned into a permanent departmental program, UHDS staff struggled to devise a way that others on staff could continue to monitor previous edits and uploads and create new ones\", e.g. due to the lack of shared watchlists.\nWeekly and daily activity patterns discern Wikipedia from commercial sites: Two Finnish researchers analyzed[18] the distribution of timestamps in the recent changes RSS feed from four different language versions (Arabic, Finnish, Korean, and Swedish - Arabic having been chosen because its speakers are spread over \"a very wide range of timezones\", in contrast to the other three), and RSS new feeds from BBC World News \"and the leading Finnish daily newspaper Helsingin Sanomat\". As the main difference between the activity on those two sites (which the authors describe as \"commercial news sites\") and on the Wikipedias, it was found that Wikipedia edits \"distribute fairly equally over all days in all cases. The drop of activity on weekends that occurred with the commercial news services is not visible in the Wikipedias, quite the opposite, with Sundays typically seeing the highest average level of activity. Only the Arabic version has a slightly lower activity rate in Sundays, however, we should remember the fact that in Arabic countries the weekend falls on Friday-Saturday or in some countries on Thursday-Friday\". The diurnal patterns are found to be \"more spread out\" on Wikipedia, where \"the activity levels follow natural diurnal rhythms. Interestingly, a great number of changes are made during working hours, which leads us to 2 different, but not mutually exclusive, conjectures about the people who edit Wikipedia. Either, the editors are people with \u201cfree\u201d time during the day, e.g., students, or people actually edit Wikipedia during the working hours at work. Our methodology is not able to answer this question\".\nFurthermore, the authors offer a rather far-reaching but (if proven) significant conjecture based on their date: \"Cultural and geographical differences in the Wikipedias we studied seemed to have very little effect on the level of activity. This leads us to speculate that the 'trait' of editing Wikipedia is something to which individuals are drawn, not something specific to certain cultures.\"\nLast year, papers by two other teams (covered in the September issue of this newsletter: Wikipedians' weekends in international comparison\", but missing from the \"Related work\" section of the present paper) had similarly examined daily and weekly patterns on Wikipedia, coming to other results - in particular, different language Wikipedias showed different weekly patterns.\nSimple English Wikipedia is only partially simpler/controversy reduces complexity: \"A practical approach to language complexity: a Wikipedia case study\"[19] analyzed samples of articles from the English Wikipedia and the Simple English Wikipedia from the end of 2010 with respect to the Gunning fog index as well as other measures for language complexity. Comparing them with other corpora including Charles Dickens' books, they observe that \"Remarkably, the fog index of Simple English Wikipedia is higher than that of Dickens, whose writing style is sophisticated but doesn\u2019t rely on the use of longer latinate words which are hard to avoid in an encyclopedia. The British National Corpus, which is a reasonable approximation to what we would want to think of as \u2018English in general\u2019 is a third of the way between Simple and Main, demonstrating the accomplishments of Simple editors, who pushed Simple half as much below average complexity as the encyclopedia genre pushes Main above it.\" However, the number of distinct tokens used (a measure for vocabulary richness) is almost the same on the English and Simple Wikipedia (the samples were chosen to be of the same size). Still \"detailed analysis of longer units (n-grams rather than words alone) shows that the language of Simple is indeed less complex\". In another finding, the authors \"investigate the relation between conflict and language complexity by analysing the content of the talk pages associated to controversial and peacefully developing articles, concluding that controversy has the effect of reducing language complexity.\"\nContributions from South America. \"Mapping Wikipedia edits from South America\",[20] the latest from a series of studies and visualizations by Oxford Internet Institute researcher Mark Graham and his team, reports that almost half of all edits to Wikipedia from South America come from Brazil, which is unsurprising considering that the largest population of Internet users in South America lives in Brazil. More interestingly, Chile \u2013- a country with only 5-6% of the continent's Internet population -- contributes more than 12% of edits to Wikipedia.\nDeaths generate edit bursts: A student paper titled \"Death and Change Tracking : Wikipedia Edit Bursts\"[21] examines the editing activity in nine articles about celebrity actors on the English Wikipedia after they died.\nSearching by example: This month's WWW 2012 conference in Lyon, France saw a demo titled \"SWiPE: Searching Wikipedia by Example\"[22], showcasing a tool where the user can search for articles similar to a given one by modifying entries in that article's infobox, and also ask questions in natural language.\nWikipedia in the eyes of PR professionals. A study published in the journal of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)[23] surveyed public relations and communications professionals about their perception of Wikipedia contribution and conflict of interest. The online survey was pilot-tested with members of the Corporate Representatives for Ethical Wikipedia Engagement (many of whom have recently pushed for Wikipedia to let PR professionals edit articles about their clients to a greater extent) and produced 1,284 usable responses after being disseminated via various outlets. The results indicate that \"of the 35% who had engaged with Wikipedia, most did so by making edits directly on the Wikipedia articles of their companies or clients\". The response time to issues reported on talk pages was found to be one of the important barriers in the interaction between Wikipedia community members and PR professionals. The author observes that \"when the wait becomes too long, the content is defamatory, or a dispute with a Wikipedian needs to be elevated, there are resources to help. Unfortunately, only a small percentage of the respondents in this study had used them and many had never heard of these resources\". As another argument against the \"bright line\" rule advocated by Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales (which says that PR professionals should not edit Wikipedia articles they are involved in), a separate result of the paper has been offered, which has met with heavy criticism by Wikimedians regarding statistical biases and other issues (see e.g. last week's Signpost coverage: \"Spin doctors spin Jimmy's 'bright line'\"): 32% of the respondents said that \"there are currently factual errors on their company or client\u2019s Wikipedia articles\", corresponding to 41% of those respondents who said that such articles existed, or 60% of those respondents who said that such articles existed but did not reply \"don't know\" to that question. The press releases of the author's college and of PRSA interpreted the result as \"Sixty percent of Wikipedia articles about companies contain factual errors\", although the latter was updated after the criticism \"to clarify the survey findings described in this press release and help prevent any misinterpretation of the data that this release may have caused\".\nWikipedia coverage of marketing terms found accurate: The proceedings of the recent \"International Collegiate Conference Faculty\" of the American Marketing Association (AMA) offer a more positive view on Wikipedia from PR professionals: \"Is Wikipedia A Reliable Tool for Marketing Educators and Students? A Surprising Heck Yes!\".[24] The paper chose a more systematic way to examine the quality of Wikipedia articles than the PRSA study and focused on AMA's area of expertise, starting out from a \"random sample of marketing glossary terms [that] were collected from 3 marketing management textbooks and 4 marketing principles textbooks\", and rating corresponding Wikipedia entries from 1 to 3 according to a standard procedure for content analysis: \"Each textbook definition was compared to the corresponding Wikipedia definition and rated using a 3-point Likert scale where 1=Correct Definition, 2=Correct but difficult to find the term or the definition was not easy to decipher, or 3=Incorrect definition when compared to the textbook term.\". Of 459 items in the eventual sample only five were rated 3, and \"the average score across all textbooks was a 1.18 demonstrating Wikipedia is an accurate source of marketing content.\"\nWikipedia's osteosarcoma coverage assessed: An abstract published in the Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery[25] finds \"that the quality of osteosarcoma-related information found in English Wikipedia is good but inferior to the patient information provided by the National Cancer Institute\". The abstract refers to a study and results that appear to be identical to the one reported in a 2010 viewpoint article in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (JAMIA) (Signpost coverage).\nWikipedia assignments for Finnish school students: A paper by three Finnish authors[26] describes course assignments to upper secondary school students (age 16\u201318) involving \"writing articles for Wikipedia (a public wiki) and for the school\u2019s own wiki\", in subject areas including biology, geography and Finnish history. In particular the paper reports that \"a carefully planned library [visit] can help to activate students to use printed materials in their source-based writing assignments. [And that our] findings corroborate the generally held view that students tend to copy-paste and plagiarise, especially when exploiting Web sources.\"\nWikipedia as a thermodynamic system - becoming more efficient over time: A paper titled \"Thermodynamic Principles in Social Collaborations\"[27] (presented at this month's Collective Intelligence 2012 conference) applies principles and concepts from Statistical mechanics to the collaboration on (the English) Wikipedia. The analogy is based on interpreting the edit count of a user as the energy level of a particle, positing a \"logarithmic energy model\" for edits which assumes a \"decreasing effort required for a given user to make additional edits in a relatively short period of time (e.g., one month) or to a particular page\". (According to the authors this contrasts with two other theories which also explain the observed power law distribution of edit counts: The \"Wikipedia editors are 'born'\" notion, which assumes that different users need to expend different amounts of energy on the same kind of edits due to \"an extreme heterogeneity of preference among the potential user population\", and the \"Wikipedia editors are 'made'\" notion, which sees positive or negative feedback from other users as the defining influence.) Using the analogy, the authors define the entropy, free energy, temperature, entropy efficiency and entropy reduction of an editing community and their edits during a particular timespan. They then calculate the latter two for each month in the English Wikipedia's history from January 2002 to December 2009. They conclude that \"Wikipedia has become more efficient in terms of entropy efficiency, and more ordered according to entropy reduction. The increasing power-law coefficient causes the shift of the contributions from elites to crowd. The saturation of free energy reduction ratio may cause the saturation of the active editors.\" The next section finds that \"entropy efficiency is correlated with the quality of the social collaboration\", and one figure is interpreted as implying \"that the nature of Wikipedia is a true media of the masses, where pages produced by crowd wisdom will have higher quality and thus more readership compared to that produced by a few elites.\"\nToo many docs don't spoil the broth: Another paper[28] presented at the Collective Intelligence 2012 conference similarly found \"that the number of contributors has a curvilinear relationship to information quality, more contributors improving quality but only up to a certain point\" - based on an examination of 16,068 articles in the realm of the WikiProject Medicine.\nThe most influential biographies vary depending on the language/culture: Barcelona Media Foundation studied \"the most influential characters\" in the 15 largest language Wikipedias[29], by asking which biographies are the most linked to (\"central\") from other Wikipedia biography articles. Political and artistic biographies are the most central, and the particular biographies depend on the language. They found, for instance, that Shakespeare's biography is among the most important for Russian, Chinese, Spanish, and Dutch, but not for English. And they estimated the Jaccard similarity coefficient (similarity) between the social networks in different language editions: most similarity can be explained by language-family and geographical or historical ties. One interesting finding is that Dutch \"seems to serve as a bridge between different language and cultural groups\". Some social connections are very common,and they produce a graph of the connections found in at least 13 of the language editions. The authors note that articles on people from non-Anglo-Saxon cultures may be missing if they are not known internationally, since the initial list of notable people is extracted from DBPedia. A blog post on Technology Review highlighted the fact that in the paper's table of most connected biographies (listing the top 5 from 15 language versions), among the 75 entries \"only three are women: Queen Elizabeth II, Marilyn Monroe and Margaret Thatcher\" , which it interprets as one of \"The Worrying Consequences of the Wikipedia Gender Gap\". (Summary at AcaWiki)\nBiographical social network of the connections between persons present in at least 13 of the 15 largest language Wikipedias, as described in Arag\u00f3n et al.[29]\n\u2191 Restivo, M. & van de Rijt, A. (2012). Experimental Study of Informal Rewards in Peer Production. PLoS ONE 7(3): e34358. PDF \u2022 DOI\n\u2191 a b Meyer, C. M., & Gurevych, I. (2012). Wiktionary: a new rival for expert-built lexicons? Exploring the possibilities of collaborative lexicography. In S. Granger & M. Paquot (Eds.), Electronic Lexicography. Oxford: Oxford University Press. PDF\n\u2191 Lepore, J. (2006). Noah's Mark, The New Yorker, November 6, 2006, pp. 78-86. HTML\n\u2191 Xiao, L., & Askin, N. (2012). Wikipedia for Academic Publishing: Advantages and Challenges. Online Information Review, 36(3), 2. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. HTML\n\u2191 Wodak, S. J.; Mietchen, D.; Collings, A. M.; Russell, R. B.; Bourne, P. E. (2012). \"Topic Pages: PLoS Computational Biology Meets Wikipedia\". PLoS Computational Biology 8 (3): e1002446. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002446.\n\u2191 Baker, D. J. (2012). A Jester's Promenade: Citations to Wikipedia in Law Reviews, 2002\u20132008. I/S: A Journal of Law and Policy for the Information Society, 7(2):1\u201344. PDF\n\u2191 Anderka, M., & Stein, B. (2012). A breakdown of quality flaws in Wikipedia. Proceedings of the 2nd Joint WICOW/AIRWeb Workshop on Web Quality \u2013 WebQuality '12 (p. 11). New York: ACM Press. DOI \u2022 PDF\n\u2191 Anderka, M., Stein, B., & Lipka, N. (2011). Towards automatic quality assurance in Wikipedia. Proceedings of the 20th international conference companion on World Wide Web \u2013 WWW '11. New York: ACM Press. DOI \u2022 PDF\n\u2191 Kaltenbrunner, A., & Laniado, D. (2012). There is No Deadline \u2013 Time Evolution of Wikipedia Discussions. ArXiV. Computers and Society; Physics and Society. PDF\n\u2191 Yousaf, J., Li, J., Zhang, H., & Hou, L. (2012). Exploration and Visualization of Administrator Network in Wikipedia. In: Q. Z. Sheng, G. Wang, C. S. Jensen, & G. Xu (Eds.), Web Technologies and Applications, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 7235:46-59. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg. DOI\n\u2191 Hattori, Y., & Nadamoto, A. (2012). Search for Minority Information from Wikipedia Based on Similarity of Majority Information. In: Q. Z. Sheng, G. Wang, C. S. Jensen, & G. Xu (Eds.) Web Technologies and Applications, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 7235:158-169. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg. DOI\n\u2191 Fujiwara, Y., Suzuki, Y., Konishi, Y., Nadamoto, A., Sheng, Q., Wang, G., Jensen, C., et al. (2012). Extracting Difference Information from Multilingual Wikipedia. In: Q. Z. Sheng, G. Wang, C. S. Jensen, & G. Xu (Eds.) Web Technologies and Applications, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 7235:496-503. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg. DOI\n\u2191 a b Halfaker, A. (2012). Kids these days: the quality of new Wikipedia editors over time. Wikimedia Foundation blog. HTML\n\u2191 Ciampaglia, G. L. (2011). User participation and community formation in peer production systems. PhD Thesis, Universit\u00e0 della Svizzera Italiana PDF\n\u2191 a b Hyland, A. (2012). Comparing article quality by article class and article feedback ratings. Wikipedia. HTML\n\u2191 Huggett, S. (2012). The influence of free encyclopedias on science. Research Trends, (27). HTML\n\u2191 Elder, D., Westbrook, R. N., & Reilly, M. (2012). Wikipedia Lover, Not a Hater: Harnessing Wikipedia to Increase the Discoverability of Library Resources. Journal of Web Librarianship, 6(1), 32-44. Routledge. DOI\n\u2191 Karkulahti, O., & Kangasharju, J. (2012). Surveying Wikipedia activity: Collaboration, commercialism, and culture. The International Conference on Information Network 2012 (pp. 384-389). IEEE. DOI\n\u2191 Yasseri, T., Kornai, A., Kert\u00e9sz, J. (2012). A practical approach to language complexity: a Wikipedia case study. ArXiv. Computation and Language. PDF\n\u2191 Graham, M. (2012). Mapping Wikipedia edits from South America. Zero Geography. HTML\n\u2191 Lincoln, M. (2012). Death and Change Tracking : Wikipedia Edit Bursts. PDF\n\u2191 Atzori, M., & Zaniolo, C. (2012). SWiPE: Searching wikipedia by example. Proceedings of the 21st international conference companion on World Wide Web - WWW '12 Companion (p. 309). New York, New York, USA: ACM Press. DOI \u2022 PDF\n\u2191 DiStaso, M. W. (2012). Measuring Public Relations Wikipedia Engagement: How Bright is the Rule? Public Relations Journal, 6(2) HTML\n\u2191 Gray, D. M., & Peltier, J. (2012). Is Wikipedia Reliable Tool for Marketing Educators and Students? A Surprising Heck Yes! Marketing Always Evolving. 34th Annual International Collegiate Conference. PDF\n\u2191 Leithner, A., Maurer-Ertl, W., Glehr, M., Friesenbichler, J., Leithner, K., & Windhager, R. (2012). Wikipedia and Osteosarcoma: An educational opportunity and professional responsibility for Emsos. Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, BR, 94-B(SUPP XIV), 13. British Editorial Society of Bone and Joint Surgery. HTML\n\u2191 Sormunen, E., Eriksson, H., & Kurkipa\u00cc\u0088a, T. (2012). Wikipedia and wikis as forums of information literacy instruction in schools. The Road to Information Literacy: Librarians as Facilitators of Learning. IFLA 2012 Congress Satellite Meeting (pp. 1-23). PDF\n\u2191 Peng, H.-K., Zhang, Y., Pirolli, P., & Hogg, T. (2012). Thermodynamic Principles in Social Collaborations. ArXiV. Physics and Society. PDF\n\u2191 Kane, G. C., & Ransbotham, S. (2012). Collaborative Development in Wikipedia. ArXiv. PDF\n\u2191 a b Arag\u00f3n, P., Kaltenbrunner, A., Laniado, D., & Volkovich, Y. (2012). Biographical Social Networks on Wikipedia - A cross-cultural study of links that made history. ArXiV. Computers and Society; Physics and Society, PDF\nVol: 2 \u2022 Issue: 4 \u2022 April 2012\nRetrieved from \"https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Research:Newsletter/2012/April&oldid=8731518\"",
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        "raw_content": "Medford, James Irwin was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1322 Laporte Rd, Alger, Michigan 48610 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8547183).\nMedford, James Spencer was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24 Maplefield Rd, Pleasant Ridge, Michigan 48069 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33399524).\nMedford, Jamie Eschenburg was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15776 Imlay City Rd, Capac, Michigan 48014 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1610007420).\nMedford, Janice Lee was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 405 Union St, Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3508992).\nMedford, Jene Lorraine was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1322 Laporte Rd, Alger, Michigan 48610 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8547186).\nMedford, Jennifer Lynn was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5269 Parker Rd, Fort Gratiot, Michigan 48059 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104292369).\nMedford, Jerry Russell was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5945 S Cornwell Ave, Clare, Michigan 48617 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1765013947).\nMedford, Jody Paul was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3735 Lakewood Dr, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002576656).\nMedford, Judy Ann was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 667 S Bartlett Rd, Saint Clair, Michigan 48079 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7269669).\nMedford, Julie Jean was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5945 S Cornwell Ave, Clare, Michigan 48617 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7350229).\nMedford, Kaylin Paige was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1425 N Coleman Rd, Shepherd, Michigan 48883 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104362104).\nMedford, Kelly Robin was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4833 Bowman Rd, Saint Clair, Michigan 48079 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32256889).\nMedford, Kenneth Lee was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 405 Union St, Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3480419).\nMedford, Keri Jo was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15355 Us Highway 12, Union, Michigan 49130 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33861129).\nMedford, Kimberly Ann was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2600 Ravineside Ln N, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2900001636).\nMedford, Kirk Dale was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 69015 Thomas Rd, White Pigeon, Michigan 49099 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7590829).\nMedford, Laura S. was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4790 Us Highway 31 S, Charlevoix, Michigan 49720 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6636388).\nMedford, Laurence James was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5418 W School Rd, Shepherd, Michigan 48883 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104696100).\nMedford, Lena May was born in 1944 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 414 S Woodhull St, Laingsburg, Michigan 48848 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104371778).\nMedford, Lloyd Jesse was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5945 S Cornwell Ave, Clare, Michigan 48617 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10195288).\nMedford, Megan Nicole was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 70917 Sandstone Dr, Edwardsburg, Michigan 49112 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104975327).\nMedford, Melissa Altha was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7165 Kempa St, Romulus, Michigan 48174 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104279695).\nMedford, Rachel Jean was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 103 Tara Ct APT A, Shepherd, Michigan 48883 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33169491).\nMedford, Ralph James was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2950 E Elm Rd, Clare, Michigan 48617 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106578769).\nMedford, Richard Lee was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3171/2 S Fulton St, Cassopolis, Michigan 49031 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31633845).\nMedford, Ronald Alven was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1425 N Coleman Rd, Shepherd, Michigan 48883 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8769169).\nMedford, Sarah Katherine was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1978 Fawnwood Dr SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107074329).\nMedford, Sherry Dee was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 69015 Thomas Rd, White Pigeon, Michigan 49099 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9910997).\nMedford, Steven Lee was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2600 Ravineside Ln N, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003980041).\nMedford, Tammy Annette was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1145 N Coleman Rd, Shepherd, Michigan 48883 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8335001).\nMedford, Tasha Torene was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 70863 Hollywood Shores Dr, Union, Michigan 49130 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31035726).\nMedford, Timothy Ian was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 328 W Genesee St A-3, Frankenmuth, Michigan 48734 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103534293).\nMedford, Toby Michael was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5269 Parker Rd, Fort Gratiot, Michigan 48059 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104291688).\nMedford, Tony Kendrick was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1978 Fawnwood Dr SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33194698).\nMedford, Trina Renee was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 317 S Fulton St, Cassopolis, Michigan 49031 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32087056).\nMedford, Vernon Ronald was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9318 E Pickard Rd, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7713015).\nMedford, Zindle Darlene was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 70917 Sandstone Dr, Edwardsburg, Michigan 49112 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000024216).\nMedford-Conley, Pamela Ann was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 117 S 5Th St, Cedar Springs, Michigan 49319 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9362948).\nMedford-Hoffman, Jan M. was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 122 Brand St, Elk Rapids, Michigan 49629 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108928427).\nMedgyessy, Joseph Alan was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1340 Hudson Dr, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104924136).\nMedgyessy, Kristen Marie was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 60 Champlain Blvd, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104924137).\nMedgyessy, Marika Lynne was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1286 Galloway Cir, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000111811).\nMedgyessy, Michael Albert was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2082 Meyer Ct, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31150139).\nMedgyessy, Raymond Albert was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 120 Alexia Ln, Grayling, Michigan 49738 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32792303).\nMedgyessy, Roslyn Helen was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2082 Meyer Ct, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003522364).\nMedgyessy, Sarah Louise was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 120 Alexia Ln, Grayling, Michigan 49738 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32790518).\nMedhane, Yared Mezgebu was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2607 Lauren Ct, Royal Oak, Michigan 48073 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34197453).\nMedhanie, Habtezion was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1616 Marshbank Dr, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003859511).\nMedhanie, Rahel Habtezion was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1162 Cora Dr, Flint, Michigan 48532 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 865008423).\nMedhanie, Ribka was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1162 Cora Dr, Flint, Michigan 48532 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32281348).\nMedhora, Aarish Aazer was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24259 Thatcher Ct, Novi, Michigan 48375 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 755019763).\nMedhora, Natasha Aazer was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 24259 Thatcher Ct, Novi, Michigan 48375 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159212896).\nMedhora, Parijatha Aazer was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 24259 Thatcher Ct, Novi, Michigan 48375 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 755012407).\nMedhurst, Nicholas Andrew was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2106 Carhart Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4463733).\nMedhus, Thomas Glenn was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1327 Michigan Ave, Saint Joseph, Michigan 49085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107630836).\nMedi, Angad Singh was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 41668 Steinbeck Gln, Novi, Michigan 48377 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104662766).\nMedi, Gurtez Singh was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 41668 Steinbeck Gln, Novi, Michigan 48377 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105014854).\nMedia, Ann Marie was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10648 3 Mile Rd, East Leroy, Michigan 49051 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003823286).\nMedia, Daniel Joseph was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 42198 Willsharon St, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48314 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1161585).\nMedia, George Stephen was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10648 3 Mile Rd, East Leroy, Michigan 49051 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003819885).\nMedia, Joseph Edward was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 26326 Woodland Dr, New Baltimore, Michigan 48051 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8907470).\nMedia, Julie Michelle was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26326 Woodland Dr, New Baltimore, Michigan 48051 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8903764).\nMedia, Karen Maryann was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 36240 Harcourt, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3551006).\nMedia, Mark Anthony was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 36240 Harcourt, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3541805).\nMedia, Matthew Jacob was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 36240 Harcourt, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1200017299).\nMedia, Rachel Katherine was born in 1999 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 36240 Harcourt, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1200023786).\nMedia, Sydney Elizabeth was born in 1999 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 42198 Willsharon St, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48314 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159193594).\nMediano, Anabelle Campos was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 71666 32Nd Ave, Covert, Michigan 49043 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102349988).\nMediate, Alyssa Kathleen was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6068 Mcguire Rd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107241863).\nMediate, Anthony Frank was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6068 Mcguire Rd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002761405).\nMediate, Joshua Michael was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1702 Weatherstone Dr, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33321898).\nMediate, Kathleen Cheri was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6068 Mcguire Rd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002644631).\nMediati, Antonino was born in 1929 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3940 Wayfarer Dr, Troy, Michigan 48083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4400515).\nMediati, Celestina was born in 1932 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3940 Wayfarer Dr, Troy, Michigan 48083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4400516).\nMediati, Celestina Marie was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3855 Fairfax Dr, Troy, Michigan 48083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004336269).\nMediati, Francesco A. was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3855 Fairfax Dr, Troy, Michigan 48083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7745219).\nMediati, Giuseppe was born in 1939 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 30882 Leelane St, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48336 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3133188).\nMediati, Grace Marie was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3855 Fairfax Dr, Troy, Michigan 48083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4400517).\nMediati, Maria was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 30882 Leelane St, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48336 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3152108).\nMediati, Rosalie Francesca was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3855 Fairfax Dr, Troy, Michigan 48083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103521714).\nMediavilla, Alejandro Rogelio was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8931 Pembroke Ave, Detroit, Michigan 48221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104849833).\nMediavilla, Elena Dulce-Maria was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8931 Pembroke Ave, Detroit, Michigan 48221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104849834).\nMedic, Adela was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 290 Eastlawn Dr, Rochester Hills, Michigan 48307 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32340802).\nMedic, Adis was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 290 Eastlawn Dr, Rochester Hills, Michigan 48307 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32190538).\nMedic, Alma was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 48651 Presidential Dr, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104276673).\nMedic, Anita was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 42340 Parkside Cir APT 107, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48314 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107065731).\nMedic, Annmarie was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9387 Us Highway 31 LOT 135, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107989922).\nMedic, Gwendolyn was born in 1904 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1176 Greenfield Ave, Niles, Michigan 49120 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8181465).\nMedic, Ibrahim was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15919 N Franklin Dr, Clinton Township, Michigan 48038 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31861622).\nMedic, Jasenka was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1901 Littlestone Rd, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31321769).\nMedic, Jon Judd was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9387 Us Highway 31 LOT 135, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108165464).\nMedic, Khadija was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15919 N Franklin Dr, Clinton Township, Michigan 48038 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31861491).\nMedic, Melissa was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3376 Holbrook St, Hamtramck, Michigan 48212 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31559301).\nMedic, Sadija was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1901 Littlestone Rd, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33944875).\nMedic, Sadmir was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3376 Holbrook St, Hamtramck, Michigan 48212 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2625005857).\nMedic, Sanela was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26780 Beamer St, Harrison Township, Michigan 48045 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32122835).\nMedica-Rieger, Elena Elizabeth was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 25732 Bridgewood Ln APT 29, Brownstown Township, Michigan 48134 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33642592).\nMedic-Cufurovic, Selma was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15675 Eskelinen Dr, Macomb, Michigan 48042 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109011385).\nMedich, Aleta Maria was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2182 Firwood Dr, Davison, Michigan 48423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33367154).\nMedich, Anne Marie was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1537 Hidden Creek Circle Dr NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34415485).\nMedich, Cynthia Rozeta was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6100 Calkins Rd, Flint, Michigan 48532 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32623230).\nMedich, Daniel was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13285 Lake Shore Dr, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10305812).\nMedich, Daniel was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 16581 Charles Town Dr, Linden, Michigan 48451 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004194541).\nMedich, Daniel Joseph was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 59 Crosby Dr, Battle Creek, Michigan 49014 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107273822).\nMedich, David Matthew was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5265 N Seymour Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 880002528).\nMedich, Donna Kecman was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5242 Standish Dr, Troy, Michigan 48085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10104666).\nMedich, Elaine Paulette was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5299 Deland Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4860273).\nMedich, Fred was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5299 Deland Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4937091).\nMedich, Fred Micheal was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 51399 Hallam Rd, Mendon, Michigan 49072 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6695197).\nMedich, George Frederick was born in 1937 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5265 N Seymour Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10086116).\nMedich, George Fredrick was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6100 Calkins Rd, Flint, Michigan 48532 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32602106).\nMedich, Grant Douglas was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 248 N Main St, Rockford, Michigan 49341 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8771587).\nMedich, Irmgard Eva was born in 1935 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5265 N Seymour Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10086117).\nMedich, Iulian Constantin was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3839 Hunsaker Dr APT 831A, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32258726).\nMedich, Jane Ann was born in 1932 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14030 Lakeside Blvd N #229, Shelby Township, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 370010502).\nMedich, Jayne Frances was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 51399 Hallam Rd, Mendon, Michigan 49072 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6770510).\nMedich, Jordan Patrick was born in 1996 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 51399 Hallam Rd, Mendon, Michigan 49072 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32889076).\nMedich, Larissa Anne was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 248N N Main St, Rockford, Michigan 49341 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32415267).\nMedich, Linda was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 59 Crosby Dr, Battle Creek, Michigan 49014 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4814698).\nMedich, Martha Ann was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13285 Lake Shore Dr, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9877474).\nMedich, Maryjane was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 118 Moonwood Trl, Battle Creek, Michigan 49014 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6304158).\nMedich, Mary Katherine was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 16581 Charles Town Dr, Linden, Michigan 48451 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 860003527).\nMedich, Michael James was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2182 Firwood Dr, Davison, Michigan 48423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108998253).\nMedich, Nicole was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 322 Pine Valley Ct, Linden, Michigan 48451 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106310155).\nMedich, Patricia J. was born in 1938 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 745 Joy Rd, Battle Creek, Michigan 49014 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2425000665).\nMedich, Peter Michael was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3054 Curtis Dr, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106489783).\nMedich, Steven Zachary was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 248 N Main St, Rockford, Michigan 49341 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103687932).\nMedich, Teresa Lynne was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2071 Wilmar St, Burton, Michigan 48509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107136268).\nMedich, Virginia was born in 1938 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1940 Thorn Run Ct SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106856325).\nMedici, Audrey Lynn was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26267 34 Mile Rd, Richmond, Michigan 48062 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103788245).\nMedici, Benjamin Elliot-Alexander was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3044 Pinedale Dr SW, Grandville, Michigan 49418 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2292009216).\nMedici, Bernadette Lise was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1832 Byrd St, Dearborn, Michigan 48124 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104886047).\nMedici, Bianca was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 61231 N Ridge Trl, Washington, Michigan 48094 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 345007999).\nMedici, Bonita Sue was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 34262 Flower Hill Dr, Fraser, Michigan 48026 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 674269).\nMedici, Bridgett Ann was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 748 Snyder St, Oxford, Michigan 48371 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108354252).\nMedici, Carol Ann was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 19 Mead St APT 1, Hillsdale, Michigan 49242 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33010594).\nMedici, Carol Therese was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 68795 Villa Ct, Washington, Michigan 48095 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33044716).\nMedici, Christina Fenoglio was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4487 Loon Harbor Ln, Linden, Michigan 48451 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32772761).\nMedici, Christina M. was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2364 Malena Ln, Oxford, Michigan 48371 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 795005547).\nMedici, Christopher Richard was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1719 Chestnut St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32710198).\nMedici, Dawn Marie was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2364 Malena Ln, Oxford, Michigan 48371 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5314445).\nMedici, Janet B. was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26267 34 Mile Rd, Richmond, Michigan 48062 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1411415).\nMedici, Jeffrey Carl was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 23462 Donaldson St, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004023350).\nMedici, John Stephen was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12792 Rosedale St, Southgate, Michigan 48195 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3206760).\nMedici, Joseph John was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4487 Loon Harbor Ln, Linden, Michigan 48451 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32640525).\nMedici, Joseph L. was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 34262 Flower Hill Dr, Fraser, Michigan 48026 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1182180).\nMedici, Joyce Ann was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1407 N Lafayette Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10231899).\nMedici, Karolyn Sobczak was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1843 Center St, Carleton, Michigan 48117 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004368730).\nMedici, Katherine Joelle was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 29700 Citation Cir APT 14205, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48331 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106519251).\nMedici, Keith John was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 61231 N Ridge Trl, Washington, Michigan 48094 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 689292).\nMedici, Laura Gabriella was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 38313 Saint Joe Dr, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2770020655).\nMedici, Laurie Ann was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 24012 Blue Jay Dr, Clinton Township, Michigan 48036 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1200005549).\nMedici, Lisa Marie was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 306 Pearl St, Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102541784).\nMedici, Lisa Marie was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13571 Rosedale St, Southgate, Michigan 48195 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32079610).\nMedici, Lorraine was born in 1930 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 21220 Newcastle Rd, Harper Woods, Michigan 48225 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6854568).\nMedici, Lorraine Alice was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3044 Pinedale Dr SW, Grandville, Michigan 49418 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107581294).\nMedici, Marissa Lynn was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1407 N Lafayette Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32817714).\nMedici, Mark Michael was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 26267 34 Mile Rd, Richmond, Michigan 48062 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8769182).\nMedici, Mary Ellen was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5170 Hughes St, Oscoda, Michigan 48750 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106919770).\nMedici, Mary Winifred was born in 1928 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2182 Buckingham Ave, Birmingham, Michigan 48009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103945805).\nMedici, Melissa Ann was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 23462 Donaldson St, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004023352).\nMedici, Michael-David Jonathan was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 716 Lake Dr SE APT 2, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33654624).\nMedici, Neil Patrick was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22010 Highview St, Clinton Township, Michigan 48036 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33000423).\nMedici, Nena Marie was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12792 Rosedale St, Southgate, Michigan 48195 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3206761).\nMedici, Nicholas Serafino was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13571 Rosedale St, Southgate, Michigan 48195 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32080338).\nMedici, Patricia Ann was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9201 Reeck Rd, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002766314).\nMedici, Patrick Joseph was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2629 Coral Dr, Troy, Michigan 48085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4400520).\nMedici, Raymond Mark was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 250 Champion St APT 712, Battle Creek, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102122090).\nMedici, Richard David was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9201 Reeck Rd, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002779629).\nMedici, Robert Joseph was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1407 N Lafayette Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10231905).\nMedici, Samantha Ann was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2364 Malena Ln, Oxford, Michigan 48371 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 795005259).\nMedici, Sandra Lee was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9605 Sterling Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7598331).\nMedici, Sheldon Axel was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 61231N N Ridge Trl, Washington, Michigan 48094 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 345008057).\nMedici, Shellie Lee was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4364 Summer Pl, Shelby Township, Michigan 48316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31182537).\nMedici, Suzanne Marie was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2629 Coral Dr, Troy, Michigan 48085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4400521).\nMedici, Terry Bruce was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3620 Baldwin Rd, Metamora, Michigan 48455 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001264851).\nMedici, Thomas Lee was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 748 Snyder St, Oxford, Michigan 48371 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108190069).\nMedici, Thomas Lee was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2364 Malena Ln, Oxford, Michigan 48371 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5317452).\nMedici, Thomas Michael was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9605 Sterling Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7598333).\nMedici, Zachary Carl was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 38313 Saint Joe Dr, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2770020658).\nMedicine, Colleen Rose was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1856 J K Lumsden Way, Sault Ste Marie, Michigan 49783 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108369967).\nMedicine, Johnathan David was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2224 M 119, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102112302).\nMedicine, Joseph Arthur was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1856 J K Lumsden Way, Sault Ste Marie, Michigan 49783 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33186071).\nMedicine, Springsage Beulah was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 357 Carrie St APT 2, Sault Ste Marie, Michigan 49783 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108656111).\nMedicine, Veronica Ann was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1291 Oak Terrace Dr, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105117457).\nMedicis-Lombana, Isabella was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10007 Arcola St, Livonia, Michigan 48150 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34253310).\nMedick, Catherine Flora was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 19982 Meridian Rd, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32558918).\nMedick, Sara Corinne was born in 1925 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10177 Nancys Blvd APT. 81, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2635002767).\nMedick, Thomas Myers was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 19982 Meridian Rd, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34065203).\nMedick, William James was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 19982 Meridian Rd, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2635002850).\nMedick, William James was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 19982 Meridian Rd, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34249805).\nMedico, Angelo Samuel was born in 1943 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4535 Treeline Ct, Commerce Township, Michigan 48382 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10178132).\nMedico, Deborah Owens was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 41860 Cherry Hill Rd, Novi, Michigan 48375 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32542701).\nMedico, Gino Angelo was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15520 Kinloch, Redford, Michigan 48239 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002489417).\nMedico, Kristian Charles was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 19613 Rensellor St, Livonia, Michigan 48152 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33546633).\nMedico, Linda Sue was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4535 Treeline Ct, Commerce Township, Michigan 48382 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 645001331).\nMedico, Mary Angela was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1626 Hanley Ct, Birmingham, Michigan 48009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32268172).\nMedico-Reuber, Melita Ann was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 636 Wimbleton Dr, Birmingham, Michigan 48009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106977363).\nMedicus, Dorothy Ann was born in 1929 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 620 North Towne Commons Blvd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 860004388).\nMedicus, Michael Patrick was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3312 S Saginaw St APT 1, Flint, Michigan 48503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107892767).\nMedicus, Patrick Michael was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 915 Newport Dr, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 855001386).\nMedin, Ali was born in 1922 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6123 Barrie St, Dearborn, Michigan 48126 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7835279).\nMedin, Bedrie was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 32995 Forest St, Wayne, Michigan 48184 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32428621).\nMedin, Radije was born in 1938 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6939 Pinehurst St, Dearborn, Michigan 48126 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4278768).\nMedin, Viosa was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8230 Merriman Rd, Romulus, Michigan 48174 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33153706).\nMedina, Aarial Alexandria was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 224 E Clinton St, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34460841).\nMedina, Aaron Guadalupe was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2254 84Th St SW, Byron Center, Michigan 49315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9381719).\nMedina, Aaron James was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6152 Long Rapids Rd, Alpena, Michigan 49707 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33866727).\nMedina, Abel Efren was born in 1996 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3502 Pine Knob St NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49544 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2660004650).\nMedina, Abigail was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14584 White Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 925009887).\nMedina, Adelina was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1060 Wayne St, Jackson, Michigan 49202 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31141223).\nMedina, Adreanna Lynne was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 789 E Middle St, Newaygo, Michigan 49337 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159243179).\nMedina, Adrian was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5170 E Broomfield Rd YY19, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1805005987).\nMedina, Adrian Giovanni was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4515 Dover Hills Dr APT 106, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31415593).\nMedina, Adrianna Lydia was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 327 Lysander St # 6, Rochester, Michigan 48307 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33041462).\nMedina, Agnes was born in 1927 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9957 Ward St, Detroit, Michigan 48227 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 445761).\nMedina, Aida was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 923 Kensington Ave SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108691933).\nMedina, Aida was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26 Spokane Dr APT.2, Pontiac, Michigan 48341 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 800013139).\nMedina, Alan Michael was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 836 N Maple Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34516908).\nMedina, Alayna Maria was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 31412 E Wind Dr, Fraser, Michigan 48026 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32319700).\nMedina, Alayne Marie was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8514 Marquette Dr, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108806180).\nMedina, Albert J. was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 28922 Betsy Dr, Flat Rock, Michigan 48134 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32951111).\nMedina, Alberto A. was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1580 Huntwood Park Ct, West Bloomfield, Michigan 48324 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003522378).\nMedina, Aldo was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1624 Lincoln Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34563020).\nMedina, Aleciya Rosemary was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1921 Farwell St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33078971).\nMedina, Alec William was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1534 Bailey St, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32848714).\nMedina, Alejandra Isabel was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12111 Hidden View Ct, Utica, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32778614).\nMedina, Alejandra Lynn was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1733 35Th St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159182483).\nMedina, Alejandro was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4106 Stillwell Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000574444).\nMedina, Alejandro Antonio was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13475 Spruce Ave APT#1, Grant, Michigan 49327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1980013946).\nMedina, Alejandro Antonio was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1010 E Hopson St APT 1, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34019778).\nMedina, Alejandro Nicholas was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6929 York, Waterford, Michigan 48327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003062874).\nMedina, Alexander Henry was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3108 Maloney St, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32638705).\nMedina, Alexandra Lamourt was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1320 Milton St, Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109075984).\nMedina, Alex Antonio was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 39161 Grennada St, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 600015546).\nMedina, Alex Arthur was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3811 Syckelmoore St, Trenton, Michigan 48183 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33950599).\nMedina, Alexis Gabriel was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1840 N Walmont Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33998043).\nMedina, Alexis Nicole was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22895 W Marion Rd, Brant, Michigan 48614 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31394945).\nMedina, Alfonso was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2736 Bender Ave, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 710009561).\nMedina, Alfonso Quintero was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1507 Ethel Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34207699).\nMedina, Alfonso Steve was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9510 Kaier St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32971244).\nMedina, Alfred J. was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2131 M 32 W, Alpena, Michigan 49707 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4370769).\nMedina, Alfred Luis was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9393 Horsemill Rd, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105613975).\nMedina, Alicia was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 20017 Angling St, Livonia, Michigan 48152 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33578893).\nMedina, Alissa Kay was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 290 Somerset Dr, Cement City, Michigan 49233 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107463050).\nMedina, Alma Jean was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5921 W Michigan Ave UNIT C3, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31499795).\nMedina, Alonso Stephen was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 21320 Cachet Dr, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34105666).\nMedina, Alvaro Alonso was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2486 Arrowwood Trl, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630107747).\nMedina, Alysia Evangelina was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1401 W Jolly Rd, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33676007).\nMedina, Alyssa was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1004 Idlewile St, Jenison, Michigan 49428 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32555497).\nMedina, Amanda Catherine was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 307 E Baldwin St, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106951223).\nMedina, Amanda Jo was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 23631 Parke Ln, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34219904).\nMedina, Amanda Kristy was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6524 Sadie Ln, Van Buren Twp, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 890013766).\nMedina, Amanda Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7055 W Vernor Hwy APT 306, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33137427).\nMedina, Amanda Rose was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1913 Hotchkiss Rd, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34603087).\nMedina, Amber Gail was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2718 N Ovid Rd, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9490372).\nMedina, Amber Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 517 Brenner St NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106572506).\nMedina, Amber Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 197 Monroe Dr, Davison, Michigan 48423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108323652).\nMedina, Amy Louise was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 904 Myrtle St NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001870960).\nMedina, Amy Michele was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 109 Arlene Ct, White Lake, Michigan 48386 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32572352).\nMedina, Ana Maria was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 387 Pine St, Shelby, Michigan 49455 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1910007118).\nMedina, Ana Mercedes was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 48934 Freestone Dr, Northville, Michigan 48168 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103057919).\nMedina, Andra Linda was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4689 Angel Falls Ct APT 101, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33214257).\nMedina, Andrea was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1840 N Walmont Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33429440).\nMedina, Andrew was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2439 Lafay Dr, West Bloomfield, Michigan 48324 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31633874).\nMedina, Angela Amada was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4435 Heritage Ave APT 12B, Okemos, Michigan 48864 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33313047).\nMedina, Angela Ann was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2445 S Graham Rd, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31305847).\nMedina, Angelica Marie was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 760 Cloverdale Ave NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49534 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2860010174).\nMedina, Angeline Mary was born in 1933 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2924 Whitlock Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49202 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5838397).\nMedina, Angel Luis was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15123 Rockdale St, Detroit, Michigan 48223 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34030886).\nMedina, Angel Luis was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3295 Watkins Lake Rd APT 109, Waterford, Michigan 48328 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31548635).\nMedina, Angel Manuel was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24242 Kelly Rd, Eastpointe, Michigan 48021 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109069906).\nMedina, Angelo was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5350 Rail View Ct APT 204, Shelby Township, Michigan 48316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34204279).\nMedina, Angelo Eduardo was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10956 W Morley Dr, Willis, Michigan 48191 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33007743).\nMedina, Angie Renee was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1045 Truman Dr, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34379108).\nMedina, Anna Christina was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 29530 M 152 LOT #10, Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159266425).\nMedina, Anna Marie was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1600 11Th St, Bay City, Michigan 48708 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34103304).\nMedina, Anna Marie was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 930 W Crownpointe Ct SW, Byron Center, Michigan 49315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34473296).\nMedina, Anna Sauter was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4370 Dobie Rd, Okemos, Michigan 48864 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 540016591).\nMedina, Annelise Elizabeth was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4393 Division St, Wayland, Michigan 49348 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32514145).\nMedina, Anthony David was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 606 W Gibbs St, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107115951).\nMedina, Anthony Louis was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1921 Farwell St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33211501).\nMedina, Anthony Paul was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 634 Heron Way, Oxford, Michigan 48371 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7819430).\nMedina, Anthony Robert was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 397 Nakomis Trl, Lake Orion, Michigan 48362 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33085022).\nMedina, Anthony Rodriguez was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 433 Taylor Ct, Ionia, Michigan 48846 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107069646).\nMedina, Antonio was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1336 Pagel Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31603049).\nMedina, Antonio Emilio-De-Jesus was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2462 Bellevue St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33358092).\nMedina, Ariadna Gil was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12111 Hidden View Ct, Utica, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32910699).\nMedina, Ariel was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 19404 Autumn Ridge Dr, Northville, Michigan 48167 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102205403).\nMedina, Aristeo Hernandez was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2483 Yankee St 9, Niles, Michigan 49120 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2575008059).\nMedina, Armando Alfredo was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2709 S Walnut Ave, White Cloud, Michigan 49349 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33536753).\nMedina, Armando Santos was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 44726 Hanford Rd, Canton, Michigan 48187 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000276401).\nMedina, Arriana Marie was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1244 Hamilton Ave NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108535730).\nMedina, Arthur was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15234 Jonas Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108105112).\nMedina, Arthur was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11750 Wise Rd, Greenville, Michigan 48838 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003025899).\nMedina, Arturo was born in 1999 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2701 W Chicago, Detroit, Michigan 48206 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34529026).\nMedina, Arturo Avila was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1250 Whiting St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9780550).\nMedina, Ashley was born in 1999433 Converse Ct, Lake Orion, Michigan 48362 U.S.A.,http://michiganvoters.info/by_number/00001592/22075_ashley_medina.html\"\nMedina, Ashley Anne was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11804 Creekview Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32478082).\nMedina, Ashley Felicia was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 813 W Saginaw St, Lansing, Michigan 48915 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105739114).\nMedina, Ashley Lynnea was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 205 E Jolly Rd APT A9, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34264348).\nMedina, Ashley Marie was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3615 Wedgewood Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31128751).\nMedina, Ashley Monique was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2900 Greystone Ln APT 15, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32178667).\nMedina, Ashley Nicole was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 726 Olympia St SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32995030).\nMedina, Ashley Rose was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26061 Blumfield St, Roseville, Michigan 48066 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32355484).\nMedina, Asia Ernestine was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 17158 Falsworth St, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34615433).\nMedina, Audrey Jean was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1536 Grant Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001635084).\nMedina, Aurelio was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 110 Cutler St SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2695083768).\nMedina, Austin Michael was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1913 Hotchkiss Rd, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34606268).\nMedina, Barbara Diane was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1111 E Howe Rd, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105507039).\nMedina, Barbara Lee was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10421 W Coldwater Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32747639).\nMedina, Beatrice Cano was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3144 Nisbet Rd, Pinckney, Michigan 48169 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5127497).\nMedina, Benito was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 402 Marcelletti Ave, Paw Paw, Michigan 49079 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108597748).\nMedina, Benjamin Joseph was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3854 Manitou Ct, Pinckney, Michigan 48169 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105369819).\nMedina, Benjamin Joseph was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3854 Manitou Ct, Pinckney, Michigan 48169 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33180961).\nMedina, Benjamin Shane was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 734 E Church St, Williamston, Michigan 48895 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001544394).\nMedina, Berta was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 205 N Scott Rd APT E4, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106676096).\nMedina, Bessi Jackelin was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 19265 Afton Rd, Detroit, Michigan 48203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000401800).\nMedina, Bethsaida was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 752 7Th St NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31179100).\nMedina, Bethzaida Perez was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 18480 Monte Vista St, Detroit, Michigan 48221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108241417).\nMedina, Betzaida was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 331 Garfield Ave, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002268406).\nMedina, Billy Joe-Tomas was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3530 Parman Rd, Stockbridge, Michigan 49285 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002857281).\nMedina, Billy-Joe Tomas was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 203 Brigden Dr, Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34565507).\nMedina, Blake Marcos was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1203 S Brown St, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32378480).\nMedina, Blanca I. was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1253 Wheelock St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000119530).\nMedina, Bonnie Lynn was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1733 35Th St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000335768).\nMedina, Bradley August was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10421 W Coldwater Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32747640).\nMedina, Brandon Christopher was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5691 Grand Traverse Ln, Portage, Michigan 49024 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33027557).\nMedina, Brandon David was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2792 Wellesley Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33183395).\nMedina, Brenda was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4775 Aldun Ridge Ave NW APT 208, Comstock Park, Michigan 49321 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32285047).\nMedina, Brenda Elise was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26 Alexander St APT#1, River Rouge, Michigan 48218 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2800002365).\nMedina, Brianna was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1004 Idlewile St, Jenison, Michigan 49428 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1995013155).\nMedina, Britney Catherine was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5204 Corunna Rd APT 7, Flint, Michigan 48532 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34516910).\nMedina, Bryan Omar was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 206 Bel Air St, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32565497).\nMedina, Caleb Micah was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1755 Georgetown Blvd, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34105667).\nMedina, Carla Christina was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 29530 M 152 LOT 10, Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159182857).\nMedina, Carlos was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8434 Cahalan St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000183655).\nMedina, Carlos was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1965 Blandford Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32623257).\nMedina, Carlos was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13535 Mulberry Trl, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32879812).\nMedina, Carlos was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6917 Fox Ln, Waterford, Michigan 48327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159275841).\nMedina, Carlos Alberto was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1849 Crosswinds Ct SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102982204).\nMedina, Carlos Alberto was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 43 Starling Hill Dr, Lake Orion, Michigan 48359 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34365816).\nMedina, Carlos Franklin was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 50150 N Horst Ct, New Baltimore, Michigan 48047 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1205005087).\nMedina, Carlos Luis was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 517 Brenner St NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31443089).\nMedina, Carlos Luis was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1249 Lafayette Ave NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32584051).\nMedina, Carlos Manuel was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3530 16Th St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34386806).\nMedina, Carlos Rene was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2725 Hollywood St APT 8, Lansing, Michigan 48906 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34253326).\nMedina, Carlos Rene was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 29530 M 152 LOT 10, Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33265362).\nMedina, Carlos Reyes was born in 1924 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 700 Maple Vista St, Imlay City, Michigan 48444 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2053433).\nMedina, Carmelo Domingo was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1812 Linden Ave SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109069908).\nMedina, Carmen Adriana was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2237 Mapleton St NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108385543).\nMedina, Carmen Julia was born in 1925 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11399 Lenore, Redford, Michigan 48239 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2570648).\nMedina, Carmen Nereida was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7171 Mortenview Dr, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001935996).\nMedina, Carolina was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5685 Central St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33983921).\nMedina, Carrie Veronica was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 724 Butternut Dr APT 1, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105192322).\nMedina, Casandra Marie was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2550 Westwood St, Muskegon, Michigan 49441 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33180963).\nMedina, Casie Lynn was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8528 Huckleberry Ln, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108330454).\nMedina, Cassandra Wai-Mon was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3427 Parkland Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108532171).\nMedina, Castulo was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 422 Mcgregor St APT 5, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108316997).\nMedina, Castulo was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1011 Webber St APT 1, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33784235).\nMedina, Cecilia Marie was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1733 35Th St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34362260).\nMedina, Celeste Gabrielle was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 607 E White St, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107584564).\nMedina, Cesar was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 814 N Clinton Ave, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3972284).\nMedina, Cesar Antonio was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 857 Kinter Rd, Bronson, Michigan 49028 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31005718).\nMedina, Cesar Donovan was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1111 E Howe Rd, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34402848).\nMedina, Chad Jacob was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 326 E Hodge Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31749210).\nMedina, Chad Michael was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15647 Hanover Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33217030).\nMedina, Chad Vega was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 814 N Clinton Ave, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3972285).\nMedina, Charlotte Kay was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1735 W Beaver Rd, Auburn, Michigan 48611 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107910326).\nMedina, Cheryl Irene was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 214 Libby St, Pinconning, Michigan 48650 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7755757).\nMedina, Chona was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4595 Brockway Rd, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004223476).\nMedina, Chon Suk was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 48291 Bayshore Dr, Van Buren Twp, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 804889).\nMedina, Chris was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4859 Victoria Ave SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 935016383).\nMedina, Christie was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 16490 Farnsworth Rd, Stockbridge, Michigan 49285 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7076423).\nMedina, Christie Marie was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13030 Apple Tree Ln #14, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 545002689).\nMedina, Christina June was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3323 Snowglen Ln, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106520995).\nMedina, Christina Noel-Alberta was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6766 Mill Wheel Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34452024).\nMedina, Christopher Alvin was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8545 Kephart Ln, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2385000983).\nMedina, Christopher Manuel was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11649 Koala Bear Dr SE, Alto, Michigan 49302 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33440758).\nMedina, Christy Lea was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 109 Center Ave APT 2, Bay City, Michigan 48708 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108708800).\nMedina, Cindy L. was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 28922 Betsy Dr, Flat Rock, Michigan 48134 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33004944).\nMedina, Cindy Lou was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2254 84Th St SW, Byron Center, Michigan 49315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9347910).\nMedina, Claudia was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 534 Eckschtay, Novi, Michigan 48374 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34510718).\nMedina, Claudia Molina was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3530 16Th St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32341753).\nMedina, Consuelo was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11387 Morningstar Ln, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33327338).\nMedina, Corazon Portia was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4849 Timberland Dr # 1, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105877942).\nMedina, Cordero Guadalupe was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2527 Iowa Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31749211).\nMedina, Courtney Alexandra was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11159 Red Arrow Hwy BOX D-4, Bridgman, Michigan 49106 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31422131).\nMedina, Courtney Lynn was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2794 Page Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106721190).\nMedina, Courtney Lynne was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4973 Fontaine Blvd APT G3, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33449332).\nMedina, Cristian Valente-Sergio-Esteb was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3345 Roberts St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33260693).\nMedina, Cristina Ann was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2030 Iowa Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159227786).\nMedina, Crystal Dawn was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6124 Eastern Ave SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33947882).\nMedina, Crystan June was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1225 1St St, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33452434).\nMedina, Cynthia Jean was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1534 Mckinstry St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31249729).\nMedina, Cynthia Susanna was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1017 Hancock St APT 2, Marquette, Michigan 49855 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107115952).\nMedina, Daisy Noely was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 154 Wadsworth St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32515945).\nMedina, Daniel was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1461 Mckinstry St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000430381).\nMedina, Daniel was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 826 Griggs St SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31560603).\nMedina, Daniela was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3950 Martin St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000464152).\nMedina, Daniel David was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9982 Pardee Rd, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107439964).\nMedina, Daniel David was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3910 Williamson Rd, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107624551).\nMedina, Daniel Duke was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 129 S Jefferson St APT 3, Mason, Michigan 48854 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34053621).\nMedina, Daniel Fermin was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 203 Bradford St NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34372361).\nMedina, Daniel Junior was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 908 Adams St, Owosso, Michigan 48867 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3120287).\nMedina, Daniel Lopez was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 16 Pinegrove St APT 2, Pontiac, Michigan 48342 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003544127).\nMedina, Daniel Peter was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 231 N M 18, Roscommon, Michigan 48653 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33903223).\nMedina, Daniel Steven was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6720 Blue Spruce Ct, West Bloomfield, Michigan 48324 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33169508).\nMedina, Daniel Thomas was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7806 Bonny Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3242552).\nMedina, Daphne Christine was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 441 S 1St St APT 207, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107790652).\nMedina, David was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 641 Burton St SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003065832).\nMedina, David Albert was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2512 Lowell Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34323604).\nMedina, David Antonio was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4459 S Guthrie Blvd, Baldwin, Michigan 49304 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107962473).\nMedina, David Valdes was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 216 Fox St SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107720538).\nMedina, Dawn Chariz was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1229 Little Dr APT C202, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49006 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33052351).\nMedina, Dawn Elaine was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11902 W Roberta Dr, Roscommon, Michigan 48653 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1835001805).\nMedina, Deborah Dean was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 37284 Grindstone Trl, New Haven, Michigan 48048 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108186727).\nMedina, Deborah Jean was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2216 Stonesthrow Dr, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7062415).\nMedina, Debra Lynn was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4042 Standish St, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10044789).\nMedina, Debra Marie was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 100 50Th St SW APT 125, Wyoming, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31591849).\nMedina, Delynn L. was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2131 M 32 W, Alpena, Michigan 49707 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4370770).\nMedina, Denise was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3038 Portman St, Keego Harbor, Michigan 48320 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33950601).\nMedina, Denise Louise was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 28705 C Dr N, Albion, Michigan 49224 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31379635).\nMedina, Derek Anthony was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1432 Wilcox Park Dr SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003871216).\nMedina, Devin Ayla was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 610 Prospect Ave NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33087601).\nMedina, Diana Lynn was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2512 Baldwin St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104318078).\nMedina, Diana Patricia was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 38 S Zeeland Pkwy, Zeeland, Michigan 49464 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32909266).\nMedina, Diane Virginia was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 363 Center St, Carleton, Michigan 48117 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31219443).\nMedina, Dolores Olivia was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3854 Manitou Ct, Pinckney, Michigan 48169 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105369820).\nMedina, Dominic Ramon was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 23617 Ashley Dr, Brownstown Township, Michigan 48134 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34406871).\nMedina, Don was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5620 Toledo St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10368378).\nMedina, Donna Marie was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6720 Blue Spruce Ct, West Bloomfield, Michigan 48324 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 705003681).\nMedina, Dora Elizabeth was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1608 Erie St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3816486).\nMedina, Dora Lucy was born in 1931 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 822 Croswell St, Adrian, Michigan 49221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6598304).\nMedina, Doris was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 201 Shore Haven Dr SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33468363).\nMedina, Doris Lynn was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 200 Pickett St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159193863).\nMedina, Drenda Kay was born in 1944 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1102 S Clinton Ave, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3970566).\nMedina, Eddie was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 558 Liberty St SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6489253).\nMedina, Edith was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3300 Roosevelt Rd APT I08, Muskegon, Michigan 49441 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33626146).\nMedina, Edward James was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11804 Creekview Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102208658).\nMedina, Edward Jose-Luis was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1510 Stamford Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49048 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34210948).\nMedina, Efrain Romero was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3291 N West Bay Shore Dr, Suttons Bay, Michigan 49682 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105152258).\nMedina, Eleanor M. was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 60 Balfour Dr, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48304 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5299643).\nMedina, Elena Anaya was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5909 Ambassador Dr APT 2, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33358093).\nMedina, Elena Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 407 E Windemere Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48073 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33406109).\nMedina, Elisa was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3357 S Benjamin St, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004353734).\nMedina, Elizabeth L. was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10474 N Clinton Trl, Mulliken, Michigan 48861 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106724148).\nMedina, Eloisa Irene was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4107 Crooked Tree Rd SW APT 5, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34197452).\nMedina, Eloisa Maria was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5578 Brittany Dr SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003425542).\nMedina, Emilia Marie was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 315 Commerce Ave SW APT 304, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33252997).\nMedina, Emilio Guillermo was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4127 Old Mission Rd, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107199298).\nMedina, Emily Faith was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4189 Mountain View Ct, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1035004168).\nMedina, Emmanuel was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7814 W 56Th St, Fremont, Michigan 49412 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1980013440).\nMedina, Enrique Alfonso was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 197 Monroe Dr, Davison, Michigan 48423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108907828).\nMedina, Eric Ginaro was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3323 Snowglen Ln, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33964817).\nMedina, Erika Elsa was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 34541 Glover St, Wayne, Michigan 48184 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2845004551).\nMedina, Erin Christine was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6766 Mill Wheel Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34549372).\nMedina, Erin Lindsey was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 415 S 7Th Ave, Alpena, Michigan 49707 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33461983).\nMedina, Ernest Adrian was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1212 State St APT 2, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104042230).\nMedina, Ernesto was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2777 Mann Rd, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31025183).\nMedina, Esequiel Samano was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 428 White Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107624552).\nMedina, Esmeralda was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 753 Farnham Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31421267).\nMedina, Esteban was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 23118 Park St, Dearborn, Michigan 48124 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106930315).\nMedina, Esteban J. was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 445 E 24Th St, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1895011177).\nMedina, Estelle was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2327 Green Meadow Dr, Newport, Michigan 48166 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001674434).\nMedina, Esther Pauline was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 46000 Geddes Rd TRLR 333, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10195418).\nMedina, Estrella was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14780 Lillian St, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003908531).\nMedina, Etianne Yhoel was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1918 Rogue River Rd NE, Belmont, Michigan 49306 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33847182).\nMedina, Eufrocina was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7814 W 56Th St, Fremont, Michigan 49412 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003002753).\nMedina, Evan M. was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22631 Ridgeway St, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan 48080 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1160013316).\nMedina, Evelyn was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1536 Grant Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31544842).\nMedina, Evelyn Whitney was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 529 136Th Ave APT 1, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107378894).\nMedina, Ezau Puerta was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 91 W Yale Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104231996).\nMedina, Fatemeh Ebrat was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4958 N Us Highway 27, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105504904).\nMedina, Fatima was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5745 Kopernick St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000371170).\nMedina, Federico Lopez was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12239 Millrun Ct APT 1A, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003525813).\nMedina, Felipe was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 76721 30Th Ave, Covert, Michigan 49043 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2580015666).\nMedina, Felix Z. was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1102 S Clinton Ave, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3970568).\nMedina, Fely Pasion was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7031 Treeline Dr, West Bloomfield, Michigan 48322 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002905180).\nMedina, Fidel was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 748 Faircrest Ave NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49534 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9060728).\nMedina, Florentino Jose was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2718 N Ovid Rd, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7083396).\nMedina, Frances M. was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 843 W Sleights Rd, Traverse City, Michigan 49696 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1670000894).\nMedina, Frances Marie was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 124 Adams Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630075148).\nMedina, Francisca was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 908 Adams St, Owosso, Michigan 48867 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3157553).\nMedina, Francisca Catarina was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8852 Crooked Creek Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3225308).\nMedina, Francisco Alfredo was born in 1937 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2394 N Green St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103560926).\nMedina, Francisco Antonio-Jr was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2570 Chapel Dr E, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34529027).\nMedina, Frederick Beredo was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2082 Deveere Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48310 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108135994).\nMedina, Gabriel was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 607 E 2Nd Ave APT 510, Flint, Michigan 48502 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32784467).\nMedina, Gabriela was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 514 S Main St, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1000011424).\nMedina, Gabriela was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1840 N Walmont Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107375540).\nMedina, Gabriela was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 170 Cambridge Ave, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32633153).\nMedina, Gabriel Anthony was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9273 William St, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000398988).\nMedina, Gabriel Isaac was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4146 Ketcham St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33728030).\nMedina, Gabriel Isacc was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6816 Vista Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34204280).\nMedina, Gabriella was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 37 Sutton St SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107840819).\nMedina, Gabrielle Marie was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 38 E Newport Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107581318).\nMedina, Gabrielle Mercedes was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7228 W Farrand Rd, Clio, Michigan 48420 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33560233).\nMedina, Gabriel Robert was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8301 16 1/2 Mile Rd APT 23, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33563930).\nMedina, Geraldo Javier was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2610 Cheyenne Pl, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31909211).\nMedina, Gerald V. was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 358 Silsby Dr, Roscommon, Michigan 48653 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8822843).\nMedina, Gilbert was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12392 Manor Dr, Southgate, Michigan 48195 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8231169).\nMedina, Gloria was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3750 Manistee St, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3779151).\nMedina, Graciella was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2736 Bender Ave, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10211258).\nMedina, Gregory Curow was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10626 Charring Cross Cir, Whitmore Lake, Michigan 48189 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34330764).\nMedina, Guillerno was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4127 Old Mission Rd, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10368379).\nMedina, Gustavo Alejandro was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1840 N Walmont Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107375541).\nMedina, Hans Earl was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7175 Rynn Rd, North Street, Michigan 48049 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7162971).\nMedina, Hayley Erin was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 34286 Clinton Plaza Dr, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34095050).\nMedina, Heather Kay was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 615 W Northfield Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104682335).\nMedina, Heather Michelle was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 287 Legacy Park Dr APT 6, Charlotte, Michigan 48813 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32402753).\nMedina, Hector C. was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9172 Avis St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000407497).\nMedina, Hector Luis was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 20017 Angling St, Livonia, Michigan 48152 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33578299).\nMedina, Hector Luis was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4242 Oak Forest Ct SE APT I1, Kentwood, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34510719).\nMedina, Hector Manuel was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24242 Kelly Rd, Eastpointe, Michigan 48021 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33150599).\nMedina, Hollie Ann was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4127 Old Mission Rd, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000376980).\nMedina, Honita Anastasia was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11723 Hidden Hbr, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34452025).\nMedina, Hortencia was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5861 Lonyo St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000462003).\nMedina, Humbert was born in 1929 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 23666 N Rockledge, Novi, Michigan 48375 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8903771).\nMedina, Humberto was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 32251 26Th Ave, Gobles, Michigan 49055 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6869840).\nMedina, Ignacio was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5861 Lonyo St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001478371).\nMedina, Ildefonso was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 410 W Hopkins Ave APT 300, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002512367).\nMedina, Isaias Barajas was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1524 Royal Oak St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34593075).\nMedina, Isidro was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13535 Mulberry Trl, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104998619).\nMedina, Isobella Romanna was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 478 Ivy Ct APT 240, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159252536).\nMedina, Jacob Brandon was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2462 Bellevue St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33358094).\nMedina, Jacqueline Altagracia was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 115 Wexford St SE, Wyoming, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104099968).\nMedina, Jacqueline Ann was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 39161 Grennada St, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5994897).\nMedina, Jacqueline Jo was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 131 W Branch Rd, Marquette, Michigan 49855 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31200004).\nMedina, Jacqueline Renee was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1104 Widdicomb Ave NW APT 1, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108082102).\nMedina, Jaime was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4345 Kentridge Dr SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000195620).\nMedina, Jaime Antonio was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2924 Whitlock Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49202 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105066142).\nMedina, Jaime Lea was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 216 N Hemlock St, Ironwood, Michigan 49938 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 295001805).\nMedina, Jairo Leonan was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2914 Griffith Ave, Berkley, Michigan 48072 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 660003885).\nMedina, James Dean was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 252 Inca Dr SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104511753).\nMedina, Jamie Lynn was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 502 W Williams St, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108600684).\nMedina, Janet was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 924 N Park St, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49007 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34586522).\nMedina, Janet Marie was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1928 Holly Way, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002810719).\nMedina, Jasmine Yazmin was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2265 Beverly Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31676954).\nMedina, Jason Alan was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3485 Syckelmoore St, Trenton, Michigan 48183 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32995032).\nMedina, Jason Nathaneil was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12436 Loretto St, Detroit, Michigan 48205 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33767654).\nMedina, Javier Nunes was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 34849 Dryden Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107483492).\nMedina, Javier Orlando was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11247 Hiland Ct, Pinckney, Michigan 48169 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34557350).\nMedina, Javier Torres was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 46287 La Crosse Dr, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103288160).\nMedina, Jayson Michael was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 484 Brainard St, Detroit, Michigan 48201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000462115).\nMedina, J Carmen-Gaytan was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3890 Clippert St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002198697).\nMedina, Jeanne Nicole was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 39221 Woodward Ave, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48304 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 630001119).\nMedina, Jeffrey was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1111 N Chestnut St, Lansing, Michigan 48906 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33799317).\nMedina, Jeffrey J. was born in 1996 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1065 Pineway St, Ludington, Michigan 49431 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33705668).\nMedina, Jennifer L. was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3750 Manistee St, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3862855).\nMedina, Jennifer Lyn was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10591 Lake Station Ave, Lake, Michigan 48632 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31022578).\nMedina, Jennifer Lynn was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14804 Anne Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103774755).\nMedina, Jennifer Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 904 N Ionia St, Albion, Michigan 49224 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003031574).\nMedina, Jennifer Raquel was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 533 E Milton Ave, Hazel Park, Michigan 48030 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32279311).\nMedina, Jennifer Rose was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13310 Pineoak Dr, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33843141).\nMedina, Jenny Ortiz was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 72 Jeff St, Waterford, Michigan 48328 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31228634).\nMedina, Jeremiah Lee was born in 1996 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1800 E Brentwood St, Grawn, Michigan 49637 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 770000713).\nMedina, Jeremy Robert was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 311 W 12 Mile Rd, Royal Oak, Michigan 48073 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31397840).\nMedina, Jesse Carlos was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4370 Dobie Rd, Okemos, Michigan 48864 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107405583).\nMedina, Jesse Jacob was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 18258 Hilton Dr, Southfield, Michigan 48075 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 725021953).\nMedina, Jesse James was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11914 Waverly Hbr, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34121585).\nMedina, Jesse Valentino was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1820 Stanley St, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9756714).\nMedina, Jessica Alicia was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7071 Ryor St, Coloma, Michigan 49038 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33807824).\nMedina, Jessica Gail was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2502 Robinwood Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32903929).\nMedina, Jessica Maria was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 574 W 23Rd St, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34227003).\nMedina, Jessica Nickole was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 433 Taylor Ct, Ionia, Michigan 48846 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107069647).\nMedina, Jessica Rocio was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8424 Ingram St, Westland, Michigan 48185 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31232129).\nMedina, Jessica Sarai was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2760 International Dr APT 621C, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34188250).\nMedina, Jesus was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1820 Stanley St, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3816489).\nMedina, Jesus Andres was born in 1934 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2924 Whitlock Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49202 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5838731).\nMedina, Jesus Nieves was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1018 W Collins St, Midland, Michigan 48640 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002970017).\nMedina, Jill Ann was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 916 Provincetown Rd, Auburn Hills, Michigan 48326 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104756845).\nMedina, Jimmy was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 736 S Barton St, New Buffalo, Michigan 49117 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108316998).\nMedina, Joann Marie was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9427 Oak St, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33741027).\nMedina, Jocelyn was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2061 Godfrey Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31627301).\nMedina, Jodi Elizabeth was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 613 S Main St, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001641310).\nMedina, Jodi Sue was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3835 Bridgehampton Dr NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32033579).\nMedina, Joe Angel was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24 Sterling, Adrian, Michigan 49221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32474527).\nMedina, Joe Angel was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 955 Addison St, Adrian, Michigan 49221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104876316).\nMedina, Joel Esteve was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 313 Jones Ave, South Haven, Michigan 49090 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33390983).\nMedina, Joel Gomez was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4001 W Mcnichols Rd, Detroit, Michigan 48221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108957959).\nMedina, Joel Ruben was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2844 Dean Lake Ave NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49525 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108000634).\nMedina, Joey Fernando was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9921 Garner Ln, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001975730).\nMedina, John was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 514 Bellewood Dr SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33793765).\nMedina, John was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 367 Pear Tree Ln, Otisville, Michigan 48463 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34519817).\nMedina, John was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13892 S State Rd, Perry, Michigan 48872 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34161048).\nMedina, John Antonio was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5084 Keyes Dr, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49004 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31541503).\nMedina, John Carlos was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 65 West End St, Waterford, Michigan 48328 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33449334).\nMedina, John Jesse was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 31911 Roscommon St, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33767655).\nMedina, John Joseph was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1867 11Th St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33049320).\nMedina, Johnnie Lee was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1291 Oak Terrace Dr APT 2, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34433227).\nMedina, Jolene Monica was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9921 Garner Ln, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003022845).\nMedina, Jordan David was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3715 Weiss St, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104477124).\nMedina, Jorge was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3539 Hillcroft Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108273325).\nMedina, Jorge was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1732 Federal Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002031896).\nMedina, Jorge L. was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 927 Griggs St SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2695092782).\nMedina, Jorge Xavier was born in 1943 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7473 Drexler Rd, Saint Clair, Michigan 48079 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8712924).\nMedina, Jose was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8852 Crooked Creek Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3225312).\nMedina, Jose was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3911 Raven Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34184146).\nMedina, Jose was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8 Ridgemont Dr, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002162415).\nMedina, Jose was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14584 White Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003787608).\nMedina, Jose was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2500 Catholic Church Rd, Stockbridge, Michigan 49285 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32323537).\nMedina, Jose was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 661 E Columbia Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103973650).\nMedina, Jose was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2500 Catholic Church Rd, Stockbridge, Michigan 49285 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001778284).\nMedina, Jose Antonio was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4042 Standish St, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9624504).\nMedina, Jose Derly was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3729 Joal Ln, Flint, Michigan 48506 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3604201).\nMedina, Jose Derly was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 463 Gray Rd, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33208608).\nMedina, Josefina was born in 1926 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9170 Avis St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 522767).\nMedina, Josefina was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 136 W Oak St, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7023324).\nMedina, Jose Francisco was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1515 Briarwood Ct, Adrian, Michigan 49221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31096951).\nMedina, Jose Javier was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7725 Bridge, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33295010).\nMedina, Jose Lee was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6365 Millstream Loop SE, Caledonia, Michigan 49316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33976073).\nMedina, Jose Manuel was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7 Brierwood Ln, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004382955).\nMedina, Jose Maria was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 349 Kensington Rd, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5959289).\nMedina, Jose Miguel was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 120 Cambridge Ave, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159189841).\nMedina, Jose Molina was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2025 Territorial Rd W, Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2410019527).\nMedina, Joseph Ernest was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6720 Blue Spruce Ct, West Bloomfield, Michigan 48324 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10225172).\nMedina, Jose Rene was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14102 Mercedes, Redford, Michigan 48239 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107428175).\nMedina, Jose Roberto was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3271 Westbrook St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32854730).\nMedina, Jose Z. was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8852 Crooked Creek Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3236252).\nMedina, Joshua was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13535 Mulberry Trl, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 265015541).\nMedina, Joshua James was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 287 Legacy Park Dr APT 6, Charlotte, Michigan 48813 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31491292).\nMedina, Joshua Martin was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 216 N Hemlock St, Ironwood, Michigan 49938 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102080034).\nMedina, Jovany Luis was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9661 SE Torch Lake Dr, Alden, Michigan 49612 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106439813).\nMedina, Juan was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5023 Stafford Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106182380).\nMedina, Juan was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 641 Burton St SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107346535).\nMedina, Juan was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1593 Marion Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2825008942).\nMedina, Juan was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2559 N Waskevich Ln, Midland, Michigan 48642 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002502966).\nMedina, Juan was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2081 Woodview Dr, Wixom, Michigan 48393 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10687129).\nMedina, Juana Isabel was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 18258 Hilton Dr, Southfield, Michigan 48075 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002619751).\nMedina, Juan Alberto was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13792 Ironwood Dr, Shelby Township, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6339727).\nMedina, Juan Antonio was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 115 Wexford St SE, Wyoming, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104099970).\nMedina, Juan Antonio was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 232 Randolph St, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159204507).\nMedina, Juan Carlos was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3101 Beau Jardin Dr APT 107, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31559313).\nMedina, Juanita was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12355 Musbach Rd, Munith, Michigan 49259 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103716609).\nMedina, Juan Jr was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 562 Liberty St SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2695075449).\nMedina, Juan Pablo was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 39161 Grennada St, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104953054).\nMedina, Judy Lee was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2704 Clyde Park Ave SW APT 37, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34327122).\nMedina, Judy Marie was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 814 N Clinton Ave, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3972286).\nMedina, Julia Anne was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8301 16 1/2 Mile Rd APT 23, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33509690).\nMedina, Julian was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 923 Kensington Ave SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103618138).\nMedina, Julie Ann was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 659 Jipson St, Blissfield, Michigan 49228 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104484840).\nMedina, Julie Ann was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 207 Clay St, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1425010479).\nMedina, Julie Marie was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3027 E Frances Rd, Clio, Michigan 48420 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 915001451).\nMedina, Julio was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4189 Mountain View Ct, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32249362).\nMedina, Julio Cesar was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 58 Surrey Ln, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 800029086).\nMedina, Julius Alejandro was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 31275 Portside Dr APT 17306, Novi, Michigan 48377 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32094042).\nMedina, Julius Anthony was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2216 Stonesthrow Dr, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7064172).\nMedina, Karen Marie was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4189 Mountain View Ct, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32258474).\nMedina, Karla was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1218 Hubbard St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000351642).\nMedina, Kathleen Mary was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14804 Anne Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4591411).\nMedina, Kathy Lynn was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7549 Alaska St LOT 2, Bridgeport, Michigan 48722 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10624237).\nMedina, Katie Anne was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 129 E Elm St, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32038991).\nMedina, Katrina Marie was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6545 E Arnold Lake Rd, Harrison, Michigan 48625 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1765012905).\nMedina, Kayla Jo was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1471 Fromm Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34078030).\nMedina, Kayla Marie was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 925 May St, Lansing, Michigan 48906 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108050308).\nMedina, Kaylie Nicole was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2777 Mann Rd, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31588498).\nMedina, Kellie Ann was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12071 Grand Blanc Rd, Durand, Michigan 48429 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33412317).\nMedina, Kellie Jean was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12392 Manor Dr, Southgate, Michigan 48195 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3206762).\nMedina, Kellie Marie was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 844 Hinckley Blvd, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105401833).\nMedina, Kelly Ann was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 448 Block Rd, Coldwater, Michigan 49036 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002287935).\nMedina, Kevin Ittai was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7549 Eastern Ave SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33255719).\nMedina, Kimberley Ann was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2500 Catholic Church Rd, Stockbridge, Michigan 49285 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1345150).\nMedina, Kimberly Ann was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3431 W Willow St, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31330625).\nMedina, Kimberly Ann was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2610 Cheyenne Pl, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33459839).\nMedina, Kimberly Ann was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 734 E Church St, Williamston, Michigan 48895 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004291508).\nMedina, Kimberly Sue was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1395 Harbour Blvd, Trenton, Michigan 48183 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33060878).\nMedina, Kraig Matthew was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 925 May St, Lansing, Michigan 48906 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108050309).\nMedina, Kress Heriberto was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1534 Mckinstry St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000462661).\nMedina, Kristen Marie was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26771 Coachlight St, Woodhaven, Michigan 48183 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108495374).\nMedina, Kristi Marie was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6413 Logan Dr, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9536297).\nMedina, Kristy Carely was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1119 Lee St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 945021368).\nMedina, Krystal Renea was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1424 Flanders Ave, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 525011185).\nMedina, Krystal Soledad was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2233 Michael Ave SW APT 12, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107695560).\nMedina, Krystle-Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1274 Marion Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2825008401).\nMedina, Laura was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3006 Woodward Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 945014030).\nMedina, Laura Ann was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14149 Cordaleigh Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48906 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001731959).\nMedina, Laura Marie was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1381/2 3Rd St, Vermontville, Michigan 49096 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33553374).\nMedina, Laura Patricia was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3729 Joal Ln, Flint, Michigan 48506 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3526744).\nMedina, Lauren Ann was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 137 1St St, Hubbard Lake, Michigan 49747 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33666622).\nMedina, Lauren Melissa was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1190 Creekview Dr, Muskegon, Michigan 49441 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1890011864).\nMedina, Lauren Michelle was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 30462 Grandon St, Livonia, Michigan 48150 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108692659).\nMedina, Lauren Raquel was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 107 Bigelow Hall RM 107, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106174858).\nMedina, Laurie Kroshus was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 349 Kensington Rd, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5948543).\nMedina, Lauro was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3582 Windsor Woods Dr, Wayland, Michigan 49348 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2550019794).\nMedina, Lauro Castillo was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3110 136Th Ave, Hamilton, Michigan 49419 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6713343).\nMedina, Lawrence John was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 20415 Balmoral Dr, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106185811).\nMedina, Lazaro Miguel was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1810 4Th St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31914799).\nMedina, Leandra Alexis was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2614 Adams Blvd, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32203903).\nMedina, Lee Jonathan was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2614 Adams Blvd, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104383734).\nMedina, Leobardo was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 20649 F Dr S, Marshall, Michigan 49068 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159269637).\nMedina, Leonarda Lucia was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 305 Eola St SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103336693).\nMedina, Leticia was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1010 E Hopson St APT 1, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31320681).\nMedina, Lidia was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 23617 Ashley Dr, Brownstown Township, Michigan 48134 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003696481).\nMedina, Liliana was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1231 Kirts Blvd UNIT A, Troy, Michigan 48084 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33063760).\nMedina, Liliana Lorena was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22052 Seminole St, Southfield, Michigan 48033 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 725025390).\nMedina, Liliana Lydia was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1336 Pagel Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31603051).\nMedina, Linda was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 397 Nakomis Trl, Lake Orion, Michigan 48362 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159259045).\nMedina, Linda A. was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1247 E Burt Rd, Burt, Michigan 48417 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7271418).\nMedina, Linda Lavonne was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4506 Burgis Ave SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 935001793).\nMedina, Linda Lee was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2251 S Lake Leelanau Dr, Lake Leelanau, Michigan 49653 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107375544).\nMedina, Lindsey Ann was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1190 Creekview Dr, Muskegon, Michigan 49441 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1890011851).\nMedina, Lindsey Marie was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1603 W Windemere Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48073 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108260505).\nMedina, Lisa Ann was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 857 Kinter Rd, Bronson, Michigan 49028 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104515860).\nMedina, Lisa Ann was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6152 Long Rapids Rd, Alpena, Michigan 49707 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33721999).\nMedina, Lisa Ann was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12436 Loretto St, Detroit, Michigan 48205 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34411021).\nMedina, Lisa Anne was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3350 Riverside Dr APT 10, Trenton, Michigan 48183 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103953290).\nMedina, Lisa Marie was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1604 Marsac St, Bay City, Michigan 48708 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9772691).\nMedina, Loida Sarno was born in 1938 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8545 Kephart Ln, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5485883).\nMedina, Louie Russell was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1016 N Granger St, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34583893).\nMedina, Louis was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 221 N Oakley St, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1640019374).\nMedina, Louis Michael was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4305 N Michigan Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48604 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9606437).\nMedina, Loyda Eunice was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3530 Burton Ridge Rd SE APT H, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33788816).\nMedina, Lucia was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5325 Eldorado Rd, Bridgeport, Michigan 48722 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31484961).\nMedina, Lucy was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2718 N Ovid Rd, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7020582).\nMedina, Luis was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1130 Sunny Ln, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1495013540).\nMedina, Luis was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11839 Hidden Hbr, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31902426).\nMedina, Luis was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 214 Libby St, Pinconning, Michigan 48650 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7755756).\nMedina, Luis was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 214 Libby St, Pinconning, Michigan 48650 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003361623).\nMedina, Luisa Josefa was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 410 W Hopkins Ave APT 300, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32876055).\nMedina, Luis Armando was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22601 Ridgeway St, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan 48080 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31132276).\nMedina, Luis D. was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4461 Uthes St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 654558).\nMedina, Luis Fidel was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 60681 County Road 681, Hartford, Michigan 49057 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7651115).\nMedina, Luis Patricio was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 844 Hinckley Blvd, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104810481).\nMedina, Lupe was born in 1919 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6267 Ashton Ave, Detroit, Michigan 48228 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000439403).\nMedina, Lupe X. was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 18650 Spears Rd, Gregory, Michigan 48137 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8828027).\nMedina, Luransi Margarette was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2926 Mount Hope Rd APT 201, Okemos, Michigan 48864 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34292363).\nMedina, Lutece Amar was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1016 Eastfield Rd, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32962168).\nMedina, Luz Maria was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13535 Mulberry Trl, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000831087).\nMedina, Lynn Marie was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1867 11Th St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3962376).\nMedina, Ma Blanca was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5251 Tarnow St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106594058).\nMedina, Ma Del-Carmen was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 643 E Madison Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106119603).\nMedina, Madeline Stevenson was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1078 Charest Dr, Waterford, Michigan 48327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106091716).\nMedina, Madison Noelle was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 463 Gray Rd, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33333128).\nMedina, Mandy Lee was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2460 Falcon Ct, Portage, Michigan 49024 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108556151).\nMedina, Manuel was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2251 S Lake Leelanau Dr, Lake Leelanau, Michigan 49653 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107375545).\nMedina, Manuel was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 121 W 19Th St, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3662416).\nMedina, Manuela was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1128 N High St, Lansing, Michigan 48906 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4076430).\nMedina, Manuel Eduardo was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2713 S Electric St, Detroit, Michigan 48217 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34365817).\nMedina, Manuel Hernandez was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6306 Fawn Dr, North Branch, Michigan 48461 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31320682).\nMedina, Maranda Lucinda was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 458 Stewart Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108402277).\nMedina, Marcela was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9199 Longworth St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000183338).\nMedina, Marcia Elizabeth was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3420 Lucie St, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32037297).\nMedina, Marco Antonio was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 430 Shirley St NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32751754).\nMedina, Marco Miguel was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 307 E Baldwin St, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106280558).\nMedina, Marcos Zacarias was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5900 Copper Beech Blvd # 5811B, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32916822).\nMedina, Margaret Delrose was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 28940 Lancaster St APT 60, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34285399).\nMedina, Margarita was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 942 Aldon St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108873195).\nMedina, Margarita Gomez was born in 1927 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 442 Harrison Ave, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8357969).\nMedina, Maria was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 402 Marcelletti Ave, Paw Paw, Michigan 49079 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31175793).\nMedina, Maria Adriana was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2915 Daventry Ave, Portage, Michigan 49024 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34519819).\nMedina, Maria Barbarita was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1255 Spruce St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34394459).\nMedina, Maria Delapaz was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 634 Heron Way, Oxford, Michigan 48371 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7675514).\nMedina, Maria Del-Carmen was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1119 Greenwood St, Lansing, Michigan 48915 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4165872).\nMedina, Maria Esther was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8695 Dayton St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000157739).\nMedina, Maria Guadalupe was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 206 Bel Air St, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103993131).\nMedina, Maria Guadalupe was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3110 136Th Ave, Hamilton, Michigan 49419 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6713369).\nMedina, Maria Guadalupe was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 643 E Madison Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 800028334).\nMedina, Mariah Graciana was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4127 Old Mission Rd, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1690002857).\nMedina, Mariah Michelle was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2917 Viking St, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33804410).\nMedina, Maria Louise was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5809 Schafer Rd, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4156881).\nMedina, Maribel was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2340 Prairie Pkwy SW APT 205, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32704388).\nMedina, Maricel Terese was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3525 Waldon Rd, Lake Orion, Michigan 48360 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33752211).\nMedina, Mario was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2415 Stone Rd, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630102555).\nMedina, Mario was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5578 Brittany Dr SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 935014530).\nMedina, Marissa Elyse was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 420 S State St #409 BARBOUR, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630020838).\nMedina, Maritza Marie was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9577 Shoshone Trl, Evart, Michigan 49631 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159276618).\nMedina, Marjorie was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10912 Jordan Ct, Allendale, Michigan 49401 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33032680).\nMedina, Marjorie Harriet was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2555 Bell Ct, Wixom, Michigan 48393 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003667300).\nMedina, Marjorie Rose was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1204 Euna Vista Dr, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33015490).\nMedina, Mark Dennis was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1078 Gary Rd, Montrose, Michigan 48457 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7318120).\nMedina, Marlen was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8191 Chamberlain St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000307956).\nMedina, Marleny Leonor was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3342 Badger Ave SW APT 302, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107894023).\nMedina, Marlo Alexander was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4635 S Airport Rd, Bridgeport, Michigan 48722 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000218382).\nMedina, Marolyn Lou was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 46 La Belle St SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6414221).\nMedina, Martha Olivia was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5211 W Stanley Rd, Mount Morris, Michigan 48458 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102566386).\nMedina, Martin was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1959 Hillendale Rd, Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105531379).\nMedina, Martina was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 149 N Beech Daly Rd, Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34406872).\nMedina, Martin Gabriel was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1320 Milton St, Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109075985).\nMedina, Mary Ann was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 748 Faircrest Ave NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49534 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9060730).\nMedina, Mary J. was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5687 Porter St #2, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 862198).\nMedina, Mary Jamie was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 650 E Mansfield Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32735818).\nMedina, Matthew Aaron was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7175 Rynn Rd, North Street, Michigan 48049 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3035000283).\nMedina, Matthew Jaymes was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4127 Old Mission Rd, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1690002780).\nMedina, Maury was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3835 Bridgehampton Dr NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32015629).\nMedina, Maxine Gigi was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4881 Farmbrook St, Detroit, Michigan 48224 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32739568).\nMedina, Megan Marie was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3035 W Jefferson Ave APT 2, Trenton, Michigan 48183 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33876033).\nMedina, Melisa Sue was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5059 Anglewood Ct, Smiths Creek, Michigan 48074 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32658794).\nMedina, Melissa Amber was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10626 Charring Cross Cir, Whitmore Lake, Michigan 48189 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34330765).\nMedina, Melissa Ann was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1800 E Brentwood St, Grawn, Michigan 49637 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108630275).\nMedina, Melissa Mae was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1510 Stamford Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49048 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34212152).\nMedina, Melissa Munoz was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 945 Leonard St NW APT 2, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34589817).\nMedina, Mercedes Gabriella was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2170 W Parnall Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33594530).\nMedina, Merryn Jennae was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 822 N Delia St, Ludington, Michigan 49431 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34529028).\nMedina, Michael Alan was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 160 Stevens Dr APT 102, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34420144).\nMedina, Michael Allen was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8370 Fairlane Dr APT 5, Birch Run, Michigan 48415 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33044738).\nMedina, Michaela Mary was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2936 S Catherine St, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107322841).\nMedina, Michael Anthony was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1244 Ferdinand St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000413990).\nMedina, Michael Luis was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4305 N Michigan Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48604 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31534298).\nMedina, Michelle Lee was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1016 N Granger St, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108873196).\nMedina, Miguel was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13056 James St, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33509691).\nMedina, Miguel was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3912 Churchill Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4052594).\nMedina, Miguel was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4901 Kessler Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4081621).\nMedina, Miguel Angel was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 16657 Barberry St APT C6, Southgate, Michigan 48195 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34233501).\nMedina, Miguel Carrero was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10880 Highland Rd APT A3, White Lake, Michigan 48386 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32572353).\nMedina, Miranda Nicole was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5953 Thistle Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107574823).\nMedina, Mitchell Keith was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3431 W Willow St, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31330672).\nMedina, Mizuho was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1675 Newgate Ln, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107241868).\nMedina, Monica Ann was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5145 Glen Cove Ln, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34617245).\nMedina, Monica Lynn was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2623 Kate St, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34121586).\nMedina, Morris was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2327 Green Meadow Dr, Newport, Michigan 48166 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003717354).\nMedina, Nancy Louise was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 32251 26Th Ave, Gobles, Michigan 49055 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003964123).\nMedina, Nancy Marisol was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 110 Cutler St SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2695083833).\nMedina, Natalie Ann was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6929 York, Waterford, Michigan 48327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003062875).\nMedina, Nathan Luis was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3420 Lucie St, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31985173).\nMedina, Nayelli was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 211 Primrose Ln, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34184148).\nMedina, Nelson was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7755 Senator St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000441850).\nMedina, Nicholas was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7171 Mortenview Dr, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31219444).\nMedina, Nicholas L. was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 316 E Madison St 15, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630106848).\nMedina, Nickzander Xavier was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 21730 Sharkey St, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108062728).\nMedina, Nicole Christine was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 500 Pineland Trl, Waterford, Michigan 48327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32291394).\nMedina, Nicole Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9692 Quandt Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106973299).\nMedina, Nicole Marie was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3409 Pineview Dr, Hamilton, Michigan 49419 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32792049).\nMedina, Nicolle was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 19404 Autumn Ridge Dr, Northville, Michigan 48167 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003203298).\nMedina, Nina Marie was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 17932 Floral St, Livonia, Michigan 48152 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33509692).\nMedina, Noe was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 46757 62 1/2 St, Hartford, Michigan 49057 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2580010495).\nMedina, Octaviano Barba was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 32 Florence St, River Rouge, Michigan 48218 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108460770).\nMedina, Olga Garza was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7806 Bonny Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3243050).\nMedina, Olga Magdalena was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4380 Jameson St, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34445934).\nMedina, Oliver was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1935 Prairie Pkwy SW APT 35, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 945010867).\nMedina, Olivia was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 145 Creekwood Cir, Linden, Michigan 48451 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2785002719).\nMedina, Omar was born in 19903888 Cabot St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A.,http://michiganvoters.info/by_number/00020003/39809_omar_medina.html\"\nMedina, Orlando Gomez was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1928 Holly Way, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003819913).\nMedina, Orlando Miguel was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1741 Shore Club Dr, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan 48080 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108024661).\nMedina, Oscar was born in 1940 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3560 Parman Rd, Stockbridge, Michigan 49285 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003016507).\nMedina, Palemon was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3218 Traum Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102049638).\nMedina, Palemon was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4595 Brockway Rd, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003378473).\nMedina, Pascual Mauricio was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1004 Idlewile St, Jenison, Michigan 49428 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102668709).\nMedina, Patricia was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 202 Woodlawn Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10321578).\nMedina, Patricia Ann was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1076 Cleveland Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2825007657).\nMedina, Patricia Elena was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2512 Lowell Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34321742).\nMedina, Patricia Lucetta was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 24242 Kelly Rd, Eastpointe, Michigan 48021 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109069150).\nMedina, Patricio was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14149 Cordaleigh Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48906 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001731960).\nMedina, Paul Michael was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 703 E North St, Albion, Michigan 49224 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33622942).\nMedina, Paul Phillip was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5059 Anglewood Ct, Smiths Creek, Michigan 48074 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32678541).\nMedina, Pedro was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1128 N High St, Lansing, Michigan 48906 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 220015069).\nMedina, Pedro Alfonso was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 26 Alexander St APT 1, River Rouge, Michigan 48218 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10636040).\nMedina, Peggy Marie was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1969 Woodsman Rd, Ortonville, Michigan 48462 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31011578).\nMedina, Peter was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1109 Cavalry St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 502107).\nMedina, Phillip Alejandro was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 607 N Cooley St, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33422540).\nMedina, Phillip Anthony was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 532 Lyons St, Lyons, Michigan 48851 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102215456).\nMedina, Phyllis Marlene was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 430 Shirley St NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6414722).\nMedina, Piedad was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4459 S Guthrie Blvd, Baldwin, Michigan 49304 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103687950).\nMedina, Presciliana Torres was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 20464 Harmony Dr, Clinton Township, Michigan 48036 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106914821).\nMedina, Prospero Arnoldo was born in 1999 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1953 Russell Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33373211).\nMedina, Quinn Vicente was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7806 Bonny Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1035003267).\nMedina, Rachel Lynn was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1004 Idlewile St, Jenison, Michigan 49428 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001277404).\nMedina, Rafael was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14129 Maple St, Elk Rapids, Michigan 49629 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1705002532).\nMedina, Rafael Arreguin was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2761 Gorlad St, Lake Orion, Michigan 48360 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105548276).\nMedina, Ramiro Ramos was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5109 River Rd LOT 20, Sodus, Michigan 49126 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102407982).\nMedina, Randy was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5809 Schafer Rd, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4042279).\nMedina, Randy Infante was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9761 Willow St, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107708656).\nMedina, Raquel was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2939 N Michigan Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48604 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33866731).\nMedina, Raymond was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 136 W Oak St, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7023328).\nMedina, Raymond was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 117 W Oak St, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 270003571).\nMedina, Raymundo was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2622 Clyde Park Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 945016854).\nMedina, Rebecca Christine was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2631 W Predmore Rd, Oakland, Michigan 48363 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2575927).\nMedina, Rebecca Jo was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 18650 Spears Rd, Gregory, Michigan 48137 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10168846).\nMedina, Rebecca Louise was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 632 N Cygnet Lake Dr, Benton Harbor, Michigan 49022 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34022526).\nMedina, Rebecca Mary-Alice was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1078 Gary Rd, Montrose, Michigan 48457 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103178412).\nMedina, Regina was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1820 Stanley St, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3816498).\nMedina, Reinaldo Pardo was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4600 S Pennsylvania Ave APT 34, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33567698).\nMedina, Renee Marie was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22631 Ridgeway St, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan 48080 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107837550).\nMedina, Rey Antonio was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1424 Flanders Ave, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108410560).\nMedina, Reynaldo was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 124 Buckingham St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49548 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108201252).\nMedina, Reynaldo was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5618 Mcmillan St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32561969).\nMedina, Reynaldo was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 531 E Evelyn Ave, Hazel Park, Michigan 48030 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003685571).\nMedina, Reynaldo Ramos was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 60630 Van Dyke Rd LOT B15, Washington, Michigan 48094 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33604178).\nMedina, Rhonda Renee was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 83 Rathbone St, Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33984819).\nMedina, Ricardo was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1964 Headwaters Dr APT A, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32576405).\nMedina, Ricardo was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9096 W Carpenter Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32479473).\nMedina, Ricardo Antonio was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 904 N Ionia St, Albion, Michigan 49224 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2345002715).\nMedina, Ricardo Z. was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5610 Mall Dr W APT 145, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108873197).\nMedina, Ricardo Zamora was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5325 Eldorado Rd, Bridgeport, Michigan 48722 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10587649).\nMedina, Richard was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15105 28 Mile Rd, Albion, Michigan 49224 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108129712).\nMedina, Richard was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4340 Wimbledon Dr SW, Grandville, Michigan 49418 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33610328).\nMedina, Rita Marie was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1921 Farwell St, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34583894).\nMedina, Robert Allen was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 317 N Oak St, Buchanan, Michigan 49107 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103164033).\nMedina, Robert Antonio was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2502 Robinwood Ave, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32931366).\nMedina, Roberto Isidro was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8651 Brooke Park Dr APT 109, Canton, Michigan 48187 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107043972).\nMedina, Roberto Jesus was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 945 Leonard St NW APT 2, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49504 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31977554).\nMedina, Rodolfo A. was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 66 Janice Ct, Essexville, Michigan 48732 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31843138).\nMedina, Roger was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2736 Bender Ave, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 710007221).\nMedina, Rory Anthony was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1603 W Windemere Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48073 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108946616).\nMedina, Rosa Alejandra was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2314 Horton Ave SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2695086019).\nMedina, Rosanna was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 655 Illinois St, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108544358).\nMedina, Rose Marie was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7175 Rynn Rd, North Street, Michigan 48049 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107032524).\nMedina, Roxann was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 249 W 17Th St, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1895005720).\nMedina, Ruben was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 69910 Eisenhower Rd, Sturgis, Michigan 49091 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34609020).\nMedina, Ruben A. was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1478 Lansing St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 629853).\nMedina, Ruben Alvarado was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 113 E New York Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102442089).\nMedina, Rudy was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10110 Hiawatha Dr, West Olive, Michigan 49460 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33817248).\nMedina, Rudy was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 433 W Lake Lansing Rd, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34249829).\nMedina, Rudy Fred was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6032 Amanda Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33211380).\nMedina, Rudy Ruiz was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 45646 Brownell St, Utica, Michigan 48317 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34017071).\nMedina, Rufino was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3027 E Frances Rd, Clio, Michigan 48420 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9653409).\nMedina, Ruth was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3560 Parman Rd, Stockbridge, Michigan 49285 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1236085).\nMedina, Ruth Marie was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4520 Bowen Blvd SE #316, Kentwood, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102671914).\nMedina, Ryan James was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 26771 Coachlight St, Woodhaven, Michigan 48183 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109038169).\nMedina, Ryan Scott was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 34954 Julie Dr, Romulus, Michigan 48174 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 260004585).\nMedina, Sally Mannion was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 397 Nakomis Trl, Lake Orion, Michigan 48362 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33103537).\nMedina, Salvador was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14584 White Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 925009983).\nMedina, Salvador A. was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 61 Wedgewoode Ln, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105574746).\nMedina, Samantha was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12143 Parkview Ln APT 1B, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34257064).\nMedina, Samantha Dell was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1684 Westchester St, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34304833).\nMedina, Samantha Marie was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3811 Syckelmoore St, Trenton, Michigan 48183 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33836498).\nMedina, Samuel was born in 1928 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 822 Croswell St, Adrian, Michigan 49221 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6598307).\nMedina, Samuel Garcia was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1801/2 E 26Th St, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105001758).\nMedina, Samuel Humberto was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 825 Clearview St, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49048 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108385545).\nMedina, Samuel Paul was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14804 Anne Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5222013).\nMedina, Sandra was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 641 Burton St SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103886922).\nMedina, Sandra was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3140 Kalamazoo Ave SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34504182).\nMedina, Sandra was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14584 White Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003348885).\nMedina, Sandy was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7515 S 88Th Ave, Rothbury, Michigan 49452 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108842964).\nMedina, San Juana was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4901 Kessler Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002807952).\nMedina, Sanjuanita Joanne was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1060 Wayne St, Jackson, Michigan 49202 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31090535).\nMedina, Santiago Delfino was born in 1934 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11387 Morningstar Ln, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33327339).\nMedina, Santino Marcus was born in 1996 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1800 Brenner St, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34499946).\nMedina, Santino Vito was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11014 Clio Rd, Clio, Michigan 48420 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34011298).\nMedina, Sarah Elizabeth was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11649 Koala Bear Dr SE, Alto, Michigan 49302 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32923632).\nMedina, Sarah Janis was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 30704 Young, Gibraltar, Michigan 48173 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105903930).\nMedina, Sarah Lynn was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1432 Wilcox Park Dr SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004124130).\nMedina, Sara Marie was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 406 E State St, Saint Johns, Michigan 48879 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32731579).\nMedina, Saray Encinosa was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 35663 Johnstown Rd, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48335 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108044933).\nMedina, Selena Rose was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9510 Kaier St, Detroit, Michigan 48209 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000477244).\nMedina, Serapia was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 278 W Mustang Moon Trl, Grant, Michigan 49327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102906213).\nMedina, Sergio Augustine was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 916 Nylon St, Saginaw, Michigan 48604 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34118466).\nMedina, Sergio Carrero was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6413 Logan Dr, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2032324).\nMedina, Shanin Tracy was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1111 Wellesley Dr, Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108930386).\nMedina, Shantana Dominek was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1111 E Howe Rd, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103976302).\nMedina, Shawna Lynn was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3911 Grotto Rd, Bridgeport, Michigan 48722 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31938542).\nMedina, Shawna Marie was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 21883 Patriot Blvd, Brownstown Township, Michigan 48193 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 930010053).\nMedina, Shelby Alanda was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 38322 Beecher Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102569083).\nMedina, Sheri Rebecca was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3582 Windsor Woods Dr, Wayland, Michigan 49348 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2550020988).\nMedina, Sherrie Marie was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 952 4 Mile Rd NW APT 2A, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49544 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33191668).\nMedina, Sherry Lynn was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1424 Flanders Ave, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108000515).\nMedina, Shirley Jean-Poll was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 38 S Zeeland Pkwy, Zeeland, Michigan 49464 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108065167).\nMedina, Silvano Manon was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3291 N West Bay Shore Dr, Suttons Bay, Michigan 49682 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105152261).\nMedina, Silvia was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3122 Weiss St APT A, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34576351).\nMedina, Simon was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3750 Manistee St, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3779154).\nMedina, Socorro G. was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1965 Blandford Ave SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9753093).\nMedina, Sonia Noemi was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2810 Otsego St, Waterford, Michigan 48328 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33358098).\nMedina, Sophia Len was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 840 N Ottillia St SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33066678).\nMedina, Sophia Raquel was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8457 Webster Rd APT 3, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34313794).\nMedina, Stefanie Marie was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 117 W Oak St, Ovid, Michigan 48866 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103746935).\nMedina, Stephanie Lynn was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6917 Fox Ln, Waterford, Michigan 48327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32959662).\nMedina, Steve was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 703 Hogan St SW APT 2, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106836723).\nMedina, Steven Gilbert was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8523 Kinloch St, Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 570015528).\nMedina, Susan was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1838 Markese Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103671204).\nMedina, Susan was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9816 Bellcrest Blvd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108614547).\nMedina, Susan Kay was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 66 Janice Ct, Essexville, Michigan 48732 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31843139).\nMedina, Susan Marie was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13792 Ironwood Dr, Shelby Township, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5245983).\nMedina, Suzanne Cheryl was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1614 Holland Ave, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34593076).\nMedina, Suzanne Rose was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 37856 Crestlane St, Clinton Township, Michigan 48036 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34264352).\nMedina, Sydnie Alonna was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2366 John R Rd APT 204, Troy, Michigan 48083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34554586).\nMedina, Sylvia Ann was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14129 Maple St, Elk Rapids, Michigan 49629 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000645055).\nMedina, Sylvia Garcia was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14615 James St, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33918267).\nMedina, Tabatha Enith was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13140 Irvine Blvd, Oak Park, Michigan 48237 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34056670).\nMedina, Taelor Haze was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4445 Chadburne Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 220048230).\nMedina, Taryn Madison was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1381/2 3Rd St, Vermontville, Michigan 49096 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34460843).\nMedina, Tatiana was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 140 Woodview Ct APT 388, Rochester Hills, Michigan 48307 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108842965).\nMedina, Taylor Marie was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10474 N Clinton Trl, Mulliken, Michigan 48861 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32801228).\nMedina, Tera Marie was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7725 Bridge, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33287317).\nMedina, Terrie Danyelle was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3595 Cass Elizabeth Rd APT 301, Waterford, Michigan 48328 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32323538).\nMedina, Theresa Lynn was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1100 Willitts Rd, Hastings, Michigan 49058 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105656392).\nMedina, Thomas was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10474 N Clinton Trl, Mulliken, Michigan 48861 U.S.A. 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        "raw_content": "Alcoholics and \u2018social drinking\u2019 \u2013 2nd February, 2014\nAt the start of 2010, I became very suicidal and if it hadn\u2019t been for a much valued therapist who took me in hand, I probably wouldn\u2019t be here today to write this blog.\nThere are also many stories of my alcoholic life in Mobi\u2019s Story and, of course in my novel, A Lust for Life, much of which was drawn from personal experiences.\nOne of the key hopes and dreams of most \u2013 if not all \u2013 alcoholics, is that one day they will be able to control their drinking, and become \u2018social drinkers\u2019 \u2013 just like \u2018normal\u2019 people.\nIn the early days of our alcoholic careers, in the days when we haven\u2019t yet admitted we are alcoholics, we used to tell ourselves that once we had sorted a few problems in our lives \u2013 i.e. the personal problems that were making us drink too much \u2013 then we would revert to becoming \u2018social drinkers\u2019; drinking just enough to be mildly drunk and we would know when to stop.\nIt is the greatest delusion of us alcoholics, that even when our drinking had been out of control for many years and our life was in self-destruct mode, many of us still clung to the notion that it wasn\u2019t too late to cut back and become \u2018social drinkers\u2019.\nThis feeling was never greater than when we had gone through a period of sobriety \u2013 be it a few weeks, a few months, or even years. 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I confess that every time I saw him, I always feared the worst and was always delighted when he told me that yes, he was still sober.\nI hadn\u2019t seen him for quite a while and was starting to wonder what had become of him when two days ago he bumped into me.\n\u2018Are you still sober?\u2019 (my usual greeting).\n\u2018No mate, afraid not.\u2019\n\u2018Oh dear, what happened? When did you start drinking again?\u2019\n\u2018Well I had a big party last November to celebrate two years of abstinence, and then I started again.\u2019\n\u2018At your two years sobriety party?\n\u2018Afraid so. But don\u2019t worry, Mobi, I\u2019m not drinking the same as before, and I\u2019m not taking any drugs.\u2019\n\u2018So how much are you drinking?\u2019\n\u2018Only a few glasses of wine a day. I\u2019ve had couple of glasses at my bar and tonight I will have a couple with my meal. 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        "raw_content": "DARPA Is Researching Quantized Inertia, a Theory Many Think Is Pseudoscience\nDARPA gave researchers $1.3 million to build a prototype engine that is fueled by light.\nThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) recently awarded a $1.3 million contract to an international team of researchers to study quantized inertia, a controversial theory that some physicists dismiss as pseudoscience.\nQuantized inertia (QI) is an alternative theory of inertia, a property of matter that describes an object\u2019s resistance to acceleration. QI was first proposed by University of Plymouth physicist Mike McCulloch in 2007, but it is still considered a fringe theory by many, if not most, physicists today. McCulloch has used the theory to explain galactic rotation speeds without the need for dark matter, but he believes it may one day provide the foundation for launching space vehicles without fuel.\nThe DARPA grant will allow McCulloch and a team of collaborators from Germany and Spain to undertake a series of experiments that will apply QI in a laboratory setting for the first time. This will involve creating experimental QI engines and using incredibly sensitive detectors to see if they can produce thrust\u2014which would open the door for interstellar travel, satellites that never decay in orbit, and other \u201cimpossible\u201d applications.\nMcCulloch told me that QI is \u201ccertainly\u201d controversial, but also added that \u201cDARPA is famous for taking chances on things that aren\u2019t widely accepted if there is the potential for a huge payoff.\u201d\nThe experiments are, in a way, a middle finger to the physicists who have spent the last decade dismissing QI as pseudoscientific or, as one physicist I spoke to on background described it to me, \u201ca concatenation of buzz words and bullshit\u201d.\nWho Needs Dark Matter?\nMass is a fundamental property of all matter, but there are different ways to define it. One way is to refer to the object\u2019s inertial mass, which describes the object\u2019s resistance to acceleration. An intuitive way to think about this is to imagine punching a glass of water versus punching a car. Assuming that the force (the punch) applied to both objects is the same, the less massive object (the glass of water) will experience much more acceleration than the more massive object. Another way to define mass is by the object\u2019s ability to attract other objects\u2014this is known as an object\u2019s gravitational mass.\nIn the history of physics, every experiment has shown that an object\u2019s inertial mass is equal to its gravitational mass. This relationship was codified by Albert Einstein in the early 20th century as the \u201cequivalence principle,\u201d which basically states that an observer will be unable to tell the difference between the effects of a constant gravitational field and a constant acceleration.\nConsider the case of someone standing in a windowless elevator. If the elevator is placed on Earth\u2019s surface, the person will experience a constant gravitational force equal to 9.8 meters per second squared. Yet if someone were to attach rocket boosters to the elevator and accelerate it to 9.8 meters per second squared, the person inside the elevator wouldn\u2019t be able to tell if they were rocketing through space or planted firmly on Earth\u2019s surface.\nThe equivalence principle was the starting point for Einstein\u2019s theory of general relativity and is a bedrock of classical Newtonian physics. Yet in the 20th century it became increasingly difficult to reconcile this principle with cosmological observations.\nOn the left is the expected motion of stars if they were only affected by visible matter\u2014notice how their rotation is slower on the outskirts of the galaxy. On the right is the actual observed motion of stars in a galaxy\u2014the rotational speeds are effectively the same, regardless of the distance from the galactic center. Image: University of Arizona\nIn particular, thousands of observations of galactic rotation show that there isn\u2019t enough visible matter in these galaxies to account for their movement. According to classic Newtonian physics, the rotational speed of stars should decrease in proportion to their distance from the center of their host galaxy because the influence of gravity is also decreasing. Yet as Vera Rubin\u2019s galactic observations demonstrated in the 1970s, the rotational velocities of stars didn\u2019t decrease\u2014it stayed the same.\nThis curious observation created a deep rift among cosmological physicists. Most physicists adopted Rubin\u2019s explanation, which attributed the galactic rotation to the presence of a type of theoretical particle called dark matter.\nDark matter is invisible to the naked eye and only weakly interacts with normal matter. Yet its sheer abundance\u2014physicists estimate dark matter accounts for 85 percent of matter in the universe\u2014meant it could induce notable gravitational effects on large objects. Dark matter is believed to be mostly concentrated in a halo around a galaxy, and the gravitational influence of the dark matter halo is used to explain why the rotational velocity of stars doesn\u2019t decrease on the edge of galaxies compared to their center.\nRead More: The New Hunt for Dark Matter Is Taking Place Under a Mountain in Italy\nIn the past 50 years, some of the most sensitive and sophisticated scientific instruments ever built have been dedicated to detecting dark matter. Most of these devices are located in deep underground laboratories to shield them from cosmic radiation, but so far none of the hypothesized dark matter particles have been detected. As a result, dark matter is a theory that keeps the equivalence principle intact, but requires a particle that no one has ever detected.\nSome physicists believe this is because they\u2019ve been looking for the wrong type of particle, while others suggest we need better detectors. A more controversial opinion, however, is that the reason we haven\u2019t detected dark matter is because it doesn\u2019t exist.\nWhat is Quantized Inertia?\nThis is the premise of modified Newtonian dynamics (MOND), a theory first proposed in the early 1980s that suggests that below a certain acceleration the relationship between gravity and distance becomes linear. Below this point, the equivalence principle no longer holds.\nMOND is an intriguing theory, but one of its major weaknesses is that the transition point where Newtonian dynamics breaks down has to be \u201ctuned\u201d to fit observational data and a satisfactory justification for this adjustment of the transition point still hasn\u2019t been given.\nIn response, McCulloch proposed the quantized inertia theory, which accounts for an object\u2019s inertial mass independent of its gravitational mass. By decoupling an object\u2019s inertial mass and gravitational mass, McCulloch claims to be able to explain the observed galactic rotations using only their visible matter. This is done by invoking the Unruh effect, originally theorized by the physicist Bill Unruh in 1976.\nAn important implication of QI, and one of the main reasons it is so controversial, is that it abandons the equivalence principle. The inertial mass of an object is no longer coupled to its gravitational mass and is instead explained by the effects of Unruh radiation on the object.\nThe Unruh effect states that an accelerating object will perceive an increase in temperature (Unruh radiation) that would not be noticed by an object at the same location traveling at a constant speed.\nIn QI theory, an object accelerating to the left produces a horizon to the right. This horizon is a limit beyond which information cannot reach the object due to how fast information can travel\u2014the speed of light. The horizon acts like a wall for the Unruh radiation insofar as it damps or suppresses this radiation on the right. The suppressing effect creates a radiation imbalance so that there is more radiation on the left (the \u201cwarm Unruh bath\u201d) than on the right (the \u201ccold Unruh bath\u201d). This excess of radiation works against the initial acceleration of the object because it \u201cbangs into\u201d the object as it moves to the left.\nImage: Physics from the Edge/Mike McCulloch\nA further difficulty for the theory is that physicists are divided on whether the Unruh effect has ever been observed. McCulloch is \u201cfairly certain\u201d that it has been seen in past experiments. He is in for a challenge, however, since the DARPA contract will require him and his colleagues to apply the Unruh effect in an experimental engine.\n\u201cQI explains inertia for the first time,\u201d McCulloch said at a TED talk earlier this year. \u201cIn a sense it unifies physics. I\u2019m using horizons that come from relativity, but quantum waves which come from quantum physics. Actually demonstrating this in a lab is going to be very difficult because we\u2019re going to need very high accelerations and it\u2019s not quite known how to damp quantum waves yet. If we do it though, we should be able to launch a capsule without fuel.\u201d\nQI, the EmDrive, and Interstellar Starships\nSo how can a theory meant to be an alternative to dark matter be harnessed to create a new type of propulsion system powered by electromagnetic radiation (read: light)? The fundamental idea would be to create a sort of \u201cshield\u201d that would dampen the Unruh radiation produced by a highly accelerated object so that it increases the object\u2019s acceleration, rather than impedes it. Thus, a shield placed above a rocket, say, would help increase its acceleration vertically.\n\u201cI believe QI could be a real game changer for space science,\u201d McCulloch said in a statement after receiving the DARPA contract. \u201cI always thought it could be used to convert light into thrust, but it also suggests ways to enhance that thrust. It is hugely exciting to now have the opportunity to test it.\u201d\nIf McCulloch and his team are successful, it would represent an unprecedented breakthrough in propulsion systems. It would be particularly applicable in space, where achieving the speeds necessary to reach escape velocity usually requires large amounts of chemical propellant. (The downside of this, of course, is that rockets must carry their propellant with them on their journey. If you want to lift more into space, you\u2019re going to need more fuel, and in order to carry more fuel, you\u2019re going to need more fuel, and so on.)\nUnlike a traditional rocket engine, a QI-based thruster would simply need enough power to fuel an electric core. This core would be highly accelerated to produce the Unruh radiation that could be harnessed for propulsion using a conductive shield to dampen the Unruh waves. The exact design for a QI-based engine hasn\u2019t been worked out yet, but that\u2019s part of what McCulloch and his colleagues will be investigating with their DARPA contract.\nThe EmDrive developed by NASA researchers. Image: NASA\nIt\u2019s a radical idea, but McCulloch isn\u2019t the only physicist looking into exotic propulsion systems. Last year, it was revealed that researchers at NASA were building an EmDrive, a so-called \u201cimpossible engine\u201d that uses high frequency radio waves to produce thrust. The NASA researchers claimed to have produced a miniscule amount of thrust with their experimental engine, but attempts to replicate their results have turned up empty-handed.\nAlthough McCulloch sees applications of his QI theory being used to develop the EmDrive, other researchers investigating exotic propulsion aren\u2019t buying the hype. So far, some of the most convincing work on the EmDrive has focused on mach effects, a theory of acceleration first advanced by the Call State Fullerton physicist James Woodward in the early 1990s.\nAccording to Woodward\u2019s theory, when an object is accelerated some of the force generated isn\u2019t converted into kinetic energy but is stored as potential energy in the object. As the acceleration of the object changes so too does the internal energy of the object, which manifests as a change in the resting mass of that body.\nRead More: The Fact and Fiction of the NASA EmDrive Leak\nWoodward says inertia results through the gravitational attraction of all the objects in the universe, whose gravitational force is related to their mass. If an object\u2019s mass changes during acceleration because some of the force is temporarily stored in object, so too does its inertia, or resistance to that acceleration. This imbalance created in the process propels the object forward without expelling matter, in theory providing the foundation for a reactionless engine.\nIn the case of NASA\u2019s EmDrive tests, Woodward thinks the thrust reportedly observed by the researchers may be generated by the microwave radiation applied to the inside of a test chamber as explained by his theory of Mach effects.\nWhen I asked Woodward if he thought that QI could be an alternative explanation for the observed EmDrive thrust, he emphatically rejected the theory.\n\u201cMcCulloch's speculative conjecture about the origin of inertia depends on the appearance of electromagnetic waves in accelerating reference frames, a conjecture first proposed more than 20 years ago,\u201d Woodward told me in an email.\nAccording to Woodward, if inertia is explained by electromagnetic waves, then the neutron should be only two thirds the mass of a proton because of the way the electromagnetic field couples with electric charges. In reality, however, neutrons are just slightly more massive than protons. Since QI also depends on a type of electromagnetic wave (Unruh radiation), Woodward argued, it is plagued by the same mathematical incongruities.\n\u201cThe prospect that his scheme will lead to a breakthrough in propulsion is quite bleak,\u201d Woodward said. \u201cBut DARPA is in the business of funding highly improbable schemes.\u201d\nWoodward is hardly alone in his skepticism about the promise of QI. In an article written for Forbes last year, Rochester Institute of Technology physicist Brian Koberlein argued QI violated the laws of physics, particularly when it was applied to the EmDrive.\n\u201cThe time-varying inertia allows the EmDrive to accelerate,\u201d Koberlein said in his appraisal of McCulloch\u2019s paper about QI. \u201cThe idea not only violates Newton\u2019s third law of motion, it violates special relativity, general relativity, and Noether\u2019s theorem. Since these are each well-tested theories that form the basis of countless other theories, their violation would completely overturn all of modern physics.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019ve never been able to understand the objections to QI. No one has ever shown any evidence against the theory.\u201d\nMcCulloch dismissed the criticisms as misunderstandings of how QI works. As far as Woodward\u2019s claims were concerned, McCulloch said that QI doesn\u2019t rely just on electromagnetic fields, but particle fields as well.\n\u201cWhat I\u2019m suggesting is not electromagnetic; it\u2019s a quantum mechanical effect,\u201d McCulloch told me. \u201cIt\u2019s an elegant mix of quantum mechanics and relativity. It\u2019s got nothing to do with electromagnetics.\u201d\nAs for Koberlein\u2019s critique, McCulloch referred me to a point-by-point response he wrote to the Forbes article. In his response, McCulloch notes that the article \u201cclaims that Unruh radiation is so small it is incapable of generating an inertial force, but the author has not understood my papers: I have shown quite simply that when it is made non-uniform in space by relativistic horizons, Unruh does produce the right amount of force.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019ve never been able to understand the objections to QI,\u201d McCulloch told me on the phone. \u201cNo one has ever shown any evidence against the theory.\u201d\nAgainst claims that he is theorizing about pseudoscience, McCulloch argues that it is the physicists invoking dark matter who \u201chave been on the slide into pseudoscience for decades\u201d and that \u201cthe only reason the dark matterist haven\u2019t noticed is they are all happily going down together, so self-correction has become impossible.\u201d He points to 17 papers in which he uses QI to make accurate predictions without the need for constant adjustment that are often found in theories of dark matter.\nSome Experiments for the Haters\nThe physics community is deeply divided on the reality of quantized inertia, but they won\u2019t have to wait much longer for a resolution. Over the next four years, McCulloch and his colleagues will be designing experiments that will attempt to produce QI in a lab for the first time.\nFor the first year and a half of the grant, McCulloch will be working on theoretical models that will inform the design of the experiments. Then teams in Germany and Spain will build systems that attempt to produce thrust using QI.\nIn Germany, researchers will be using an experimental setup proposed last year by the US Army Space Command physicist Travis Taylor. As McCulloch described it to me, the experiment involves \u201cbouncing laser light between two asymmetrical mirrors.\u201d The system will receive an input of ten watts of power and if it is successful, will produce a peak of one Newton of thrust. (To put this in perspective, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket produces around 7.5 million Newtons of thrust.)\nIn Spain, a group of researchers led by the physicist Jose Luis Perez-Diaz, who recently spent six months working with McCulloch in the UK, will attempt to replicate an EmDrive using light instead of microwaves. 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        "raw_content": "A Torrent Site Wants to Be the New Academic Library\nAs the UK makes more journals freely available to library users, a couple of US researchers have a more modern approach to sharing data.\nImage: Flickr/SLU Madrid Campus\nAfter arguments over whether scientific research should be open to all rather than stuck behind paywalls, a new initiative in the UK is granting online access to journals in public libraries. The \u201cAccess to Research\u201d scheme involves more than 8,000 journals, whose articles will now be free to read when accessed from a library computer.\nIt\u2019s a great step towards the democratisation of scientific research, but at the same time, its impact is limited by the geographic restriction. It seems a shame that, in a world of online publishing, access has to be demarcated by brick-and-mortar walls.\nMeanwhile, a couple of US academics have proposed their own way of sharing research among themselves: they\u2019re getting in on the torrenting game. Torrent Freak reported on a new site called Academic Torrents, which was set up Joseph Cohen and Henry Lo from the University of Massachusetts, and aims to make it easier for researchers to share their own work.\nThey boast on the site that they\u2019re currently making 1.67 terabytes of research data available. However, this isn\u2019t an effort to become a Pirate Bay for scientific papers, and copyright-protected work won't be available. They warn in bold letters\u2014twice\u2014that \u201cAll files must be licensed to legally reshared,\u201d and users are instructed to enter the license when they upload materials (though how, or if, this will be policed isn\u2019t immediately clear).\nWhat it is intended for is as a solution to sharing otherwise prohibitively large research files, like datasets. As they write: \u201cSharing data is hard. Emails have size limits, and setting up servers is too much work. We've designed a distributed system for sharing enormous datasets - for researchers, by researchers. The result is a scalable, secure, and fault-tolerant repository for data, with blazing fast download speeds.\u201d\nIn a video explaining the system, the researchers explain there\u2019s no limit on the size of datasets in the system, so anyone can access cool stuff like NASA\u2019s map of Mars (you don\u2019t need to be an academic to use the service).\nIt\u2019s also an opportunity for open access journals, which are invited to use the service to make their publishing easier. \u201cBy facilitating file transfers, the journal can focus on it's core mission of providing world class research,\u201d the creators explain. They add that, \u201cWe hope, beyond datasets, this system will become the future of libraries storing digital papers as they would store books.\u201d\nIt\u2019s a valiant effort, but its ultimate success will depend largely on uptake. A crowdsourced system like this only works if researchers actually upload the papers and datasets people want to see. And unlike the Access to Research initiative, it won\u2019t of course help where copyright restrictions and paywalls are in place. You might just have to dust off your library card in that case.",
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        "raw_content": "L Brands stock dips on weak profit outlook\nL Brands (LB) reported a 29% dip in earnings for the second quarter due to higher costs and expenses. The top and bottom line exceeded analysts\u2019 expectations. The Columbus-based retailer lowered its earnings outlook for the full year 2018 due to the deceleration in PINK. The stock dropped more than 7% post the earnings release on weak guidance and retirement of the executive chief of Victoria\u2019s Secret PINK.\nThe company also said Denise Landman, CEO of Victoria\u2019s Secret PINK, has decided to retire at the end of this year. Amy Hauk, currently President for Merchandising and Product Development of Bath & Body Works, will replace Landman as CEO of Victoria\u2019s Secret PINK. Landman will remain in the business through the end of the year to onboard Hauk and facilitate the transition.\nNet income declined by 29% to $99 million or $0.36 per share in the recently ended quarter. Net sales increased by 8% to $2.98 billion, helped by square footage and international growth, the adoption of the new accounting standard and the calendar shift resulting from the extra week last year.\nComparable sales for the owner of Victoria\u2019s Secret, PINK, and Bath & Body Work brands jumped 3% compared to last year. The e-commerce growth on brick and mortar retailers had a negative impact on L Brands. The company has been struggling to keep the store sales at Victoria\u2019s Secret in line with customer expectations but the segment recovered slightly from last year.\nOn a brand basis, Victoria\u2019s Secret narrowed its comp sale decline to 1% from a 14% decline last year. Sales rose by 5% in the lingerie chain to $1.7 billion. At PINK, comps fell in the mid-single digit range for the second quarter, due to declines in both lingerie and loungewear. Swim, which the company is exiting, had a negative impact of about 2 points to the total comp. At Bath & Body Works, comp sales witnessed 10% growth.\nFor the third quarter, L Brands expects EPS of $0.00 to $0.05 and comps to rise in the low-single digit range. Sales in the third quarter are predicted to be about 2 points higher than comps. For full-year 2018, the company lowered its EPS guidance to a range of $2.45 to $2.70 from the previous estimate of $2.70 to $3.00.\nFor 2018, the company predicts comps to be up low-single digits and total sales growth to be about 3 to 4 points higher than comps. L Brands projects 2018 capex to be between $625 and $650 million, about $50 million lower than its previous estimate. Turning to liquidity, free cash flow is anticipated to be about $800 million.\nShares of L Brands ended Wednesday\u2019s regular session down 0.06% at $32.49 on the NYSE. The stock has declined more than 46% year-to-date and more than 11% in the past 12 months.",
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        "raw_content": "The 2018 CFDA Fashion Awards nominees & honorees are in\nRaf Simons, Virgil Abloh, and Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen lead in the number of nominations for the 2018 CFDA Fashion Awards in partnership with Swarovski. Each received two nominations this year: Simons and Abloh for Womenswear and Menswear Designer of the Year for Calvin Klein and Off-White respectively, and the Olsens for Womenswear and Accessory Designer of the Year for The Row.\nAdam Katz Sinding - one of the most wanted in the fashion\nAdam Katz Sinding - Self-Taught + Self-Motivated. Adam Katz Sinding was born on 3th of May 1983 in San Francisco, CA, and raised in Tacoma, WA. Living in Seattle, WA from 2001-2010, and a 6 month period in Paris, France, he now resides in Brooklyn, NY.\nFashion trends 2016: Wine red - the new shoes color\nIn the beginning of fall, HUMANIC presented a high quality range of shoes. 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Prim polka dot skirt suits were given a futuristic makeover via high shine wedge moon boots, floral lace appliqu\u00e9 peplum skirts were worked back with furry clutches\nLouis Vuitton's Spring/Summer 10 collection was inspired by \"hippie punks\"\nCreative director Marc Jacobs showed the line at Paris Fashion Week on 07.10.09, and revealed his theme was the New Age clothes popular in the 80s and 90s.\nHe said: \"Street clothes, embracing the hippie-cyber, tribal-punk world.\"\nModels wore huge, brightly-coloured Afro wigs and pranced down the catwalk to music by British girl band The Saturdays.\nImages from Madonna's latest Louis Vuitton campaign have apparently leaked on line\nIn the images, Madonna is reclining on a chair wearing a vivid pink and black puff-sleeved silk ruffled shirt with lacy fingerless gloves, clutching an oversized Louis Vuitton bag bearing the fashion house's signature print.\nThe pictures - which were taken in New York in April by Steven Meisel - are rumoured to be accompanied by a video of the 50-year-old singer.\nSteven shot the last set of pictures featuring Madonna after taking over from Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, who had worked on Louis Vuitton campaigns for six years.\nMetropolitan Museum of Art opened \"The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion\" exhibition\nhe Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion, the spring 2009 exhibition organized by The Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, explores the reciprocal relationship between high fashion and evolving ideals of beauty, focusing on iconic fashion models in the latter half of the 20th century and their roles in projecting, and sometimes inspiring, the fashion of their respective eras. 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        "raw_content": "Council of Europe: Gender, older persons' rights need improving in Estonia ({{commentsTotal}})\nCouncil of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Dunja Mijatovi\u0107 with Prime Minister J\u00fcri Ratas in June. Source: (J\u00fcrgen Randma/Government Office)\nEstonian authorities should strengthen the protection of women from violence, close the gender pay gap and uphold the rights of older people, according to a Council of Europe (CoE) report published on Friday.\nThe report, issued by CoE Commissioner for Human Rights, Dunja Mijatovi\u0107, follows a visit to Estonia in June.\nNoting significant progress in gender equality and adoption of legislation and policies, the Commissioner underscored the need for greater efforts in addressing gender stereotypes and prejudices.\nGender pay gap efforts needed\n\"The authorities should strengthen efforts to raise awareness about the negative impact of structural inequality between men and women, and support an education system able to promote gender equality throughout the country\", the Commissioner said.\nAuthorities should take comprehensive measures to tackle the range of factors causing the rather notable gender pay gap, the report added.\nWhile welcoming Estonia's adherence to the CoE Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence (Istanbul Convention), violence against women also remains a pervasive human rights violation in Estonia, the report said.\nMore training of law enforcement authorities\nThe report recommended public campaigns against gender-based violence and domestic violence, together with effective responses from the law enforcement and the judicial system.\nContinued training of law enforcement and judicial officials, strengthening legal assistance to victims, and teams of specialised prosecutors and judges to handle cases of gender-based violence should also take place, the report said.\nAddressing societal and economic challenges arising from a rapidly ageing population, in a way that fully protects the human rights of older persons, is also paramount, according to the report.\nOlder persons' rights need improvement\nThe Commissioner encouraged authorities to develop a comprehensive strategy on older persons, such as adopting a stronger legal framework to combat discrimination in all fields of life, ensuring that older persons are aware of their human rights so that they can claim them, and conducting public awareness campaigns to combat prejudice, discrimination and stereotypes about older persons.\n\"I am particularly concerned about the very high rate of poverty among older persons in Estonia,'' the Commissioner said.\n''The authorities must ensure that older persons can live in dignity and enjoy their human rights to health, food and an adequate standard of living, including by raising social protection floors, which are currently inadequate,\" the Commissioner continued.\nDe-institutionalised approach\nThe Commissioner also expressed concerns about the availability, organisation, cost and quality of long-term care services for older persons. In order to ensure their autonomy and well-being, the Commissioner invited the authorities to integrate in their upcoming Action Plan on long-term care a de-institutionalisation approach, which involves increasing home-based services and relocating elderly residents in smaller community-based living arrangements.\nThe Commissioner further recommended increasing support to informal carers, to ensure that their human rights are also respected.\nGiven Estonia's strong focus on digitalisation, new technologies and artificial intelligence (AI), the Commissioner urged the authorities to support and empower older persons in the use of information and communications technology, enabling them to exercise their right to participate in social and public life fully.\nAI carries responsibilities too\nAs the Estonian authorities move forward with drafting a strategy and legislation on AI, careful consideration must however be given to the ethical, legal and human rights implications of using robots and AI in the care of older persons, the report stated.\nLast, stressing the important contribution of national human rights structures in protecting the rights of citizens, the Commissioner recommended strengthening the independence of the Commissioner for Gender Equality and Equal Treatment and providing the office with sufficient and sustainable resources, so that it can effectively fulfil its mandate.\nThe Commissioner also welcomed the recent decision to designate the Chancellor of Justice in Estonia as the National Human Rights Institution.\nThe CoE is distinct from the European Union (EU). 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        "raw_content": "Chris Carter Sr.\nLessons Learned In Missouri's Relatively Tranquil Primary Season\nParth Shah, St. Louis Public Radio\nBy any conceivable measure, Missouri doesn\u2019t have a particularly robust election cycle this year. But that doesn't mean that there aren't lessons to learn.\nEven though this year's primary season featured fewer contested races than usual, the past few months still produced twists, turns and surprises. That\u2019s especially true because a number of ballot initiatives were placed on the August ballot, making up for a relative dearth of competitive legislative contests.\nPolitically Speaking: Money Matters, McCaskill's Big Gift And St. Louis' Big Races\nEvery week, St. Louis Public Radio's Chris McDaniel, Jo Mannies and Jason Rosenbaum talk about the week\u2019s politics. This week the trio discusses the last-minute money surge to the state\u2019s primary candidates, as well as key races in St. Louis.\nThe Politically Speaking crew also talked about U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill\u2019s big donation to the state Democratic Party and what it means for state legislative contests in the fall.",
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        "raw_content": "SBU News > On Campus > Illustrating Geometry Art Exhibition Opens at Simons Center June 19\nIllustrating Geometry Art Exhibition Opens at Simons Center June 19\nThe Simons Center Art Gallery presents the Illustrating Geometry Art Exhibition, on display from June 19 through August 1,\u2028which features the artwork of professors Saul Schleimer and Henry Segerman.\nAn opening reception will be held on June 19 beginning at 5 pm with a viewing and wine and cheese reception in the Simons Center Art Gallery and Lobby, followed by two artists talks in the Earth and Space Science Building, Room 001. At 6 pm Segerman will discuss \u201cSculpture in Four-dimensions,\u201d and at 6:45 pm Schleimer will present \u201cMinimal Surfaces and Seifert Surfaces.\u201d\nSaul Schleimer is an associate professor at the Mathematics Institute at the University of Warwick in the UK. His interests include geometric topology, combinatorial group theory and computation. He is especially interested in the exposition, both written and graphical, of ideas from these fields.\nHenry Segerman is an assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics at Oklahoma State University. His mathematical research is in three-dimensional geometry and topology; concepts from those areas often appear in his artistic work. His other interests include procedural generation, self reference, ambigrams and puzzles.",
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        "raw_content": "HomeSportsUWI Doctorate for Chanderpaul\nAugust 8, 2018 admin Sports Comments Off on UWI Doctorate for Chanderpaul\n(TRINIDAD GUARDIAN) \u2013 Guyanese cricket legend Shivnarine Chanderpaul, a former captain of the West Indies team, will be given the Honorary Doctors of Law later this year by the University of the West Indies (UWI).\nChanderpaul , who is still actively playing professional cricket although he is now 43, is listed among several other regional personalities , including Trinidadian calypsonian Winston Bailey, better known at \u2018The Mighty Shadow\u2019 and Former Prime Minister of the Bahamas ,Hubert Ingraham who will be honoured later this year by the University of the West Indies\u2019 St Augustine campus.\nChanderpaul,who made his international debut at the age of 19,scored over 11,000 runs in Test cricket.He is currently the 8th highest run scorer of all time in the format in the longer format of the game.",
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        "raw_content": "Clean Communities Environmental Student Exchange\nTo convene a \u201cThink Tank\u201d of students committed to researching and solving environmental problems, to encourage students from diverse backgrounds to find common denominators in solving problems, and to promote an awareness of the natural environment and the cleanliness ethic. Deadline to register is December 31, 2018.\nParticipation will be limited to 12 students per school or school district, grades 5-12.\nSchools must be sponsored by a municipal or county Clean Communities Program. Sponsor must agree to pay a registration fee of $50pp, finance bus transportation, and purchase polo shirts for students and teachers. (A limited number of scholarships may be available.)\nThe program will be a 2-day workshop; schools must agree to overnight on the evening of March 21 at the Legacy Vacation Resorts Brigantine Beach.\nTeacher coaches must work with students to develop Units of Study. Topics must be approved by staff in the Clean Communities office.\nEach participating school or school district must submit at least 2 topics. Topics will be a required field in the registration form.\nCoaches and students must track their environmental journey with photos, comments, challenges and solution ideas on social media outlets.\nThe environmental journey will be a 6-month project culminating in the 2-day workshop that includes multi-media presentations, project boards, and/or environmental works of art, for a gallery walk finale.\nStudents must come prepared with digital media video clips, photos, clipart, headings, Units of Study challenges, solution ideas, plan of action that are research-based to add to the team discussion and final presentations.\nThe goal is to produce meaningful, research and evidence-based discussions and viable environmental solution ideas related to Units of Study.",
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        "raw_content": "Mercer County Jewish Genealogy Society at Beth El Synagogue March Meeting\n\u00ab Vashti\u2019s Banquet\nTemple Rodeph Torah presents A Jewel Heist Mystery \u00bb\nOn Sunday, March 10, 2019 at 7:30 pm, the Beth El Synagogue of East Windsor, Mercer County Jewish Genealogy Society presents \u201cWhat\u2019s New on some of the Great Genealogy Sites\u201d. The evening will consist of a presentation about new developments on a number of popular and some not so well known Internet resources for doing genealogical research on the web. Examples will be presented regarding how using a number of sites together can help to provide information about family ancestors both here in the U.S. and in other countries.\nHavdalah PJ\u2019s and Pizza Party\nHonor Cantor Meredith Greenberg Celebrating 10 Years At Temple Ner Tamid\nFebruary 23 , 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm",
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        "raw_content": "\ufeff\ufeffContinued from Part One\nOne must be careful in this debate to not lose sight of a more fundamental issue. Many brothers who apply 1 Corinthians 14:33b-34 in ways other than I do still hold to a divinely created gender distinction. They still uphold the value of masculinity and femininity. They reject the position that homogenizes men and women and transforms them into bland, sexless \u201cpersons.\u201d They appreciate role differences in the marriage and the church. They believe the Scripture teaches these role distinctions. The issue upon which we disagree is the application of the Scripture to these role distinctions.\nMany limit the required silence of the women to the judgment of prophecy. Specifically, 1 Corinthians 14:33b-35 (\u201cremain silent\u201d) is taken to apply to the judging of the various prophecies mentioned in 14:29-33a. In 14:29a, Paul commanded that two or three prophets should speak. In 14:29b, Paul ordered that the prophecies be carefully judged. He regulated how prophecy was delivered in 14:30-33a. Finally, he regulated the judgment of the prophecy in 14:30b-35. Thus, just as tongue speakers are to be \u201csilent\u201d under certain circumstances (14:28 \u2013 i.e., only with regard to speaking in tongues when there is no interpreter present), and just as the prophets are to be \u201csilent\u201d under certain circumstances (14:30 \u2013 i.e., only with regard to prophecy when another prophet receives a revelation), so women are to remain \u201csilent\u201d under certain circumstances (14:33b-35 \u2013 i.e., only with regard to the judging of prophecies). For women to judge prophecy in the church would be to assume an authoritative posture and, hence, would be to violate the requirement to be in submission found elsewhere in the Scriptures (see 1 Ti 2:11-13 and Paul\u2019s allusion to \u201cthe law\u201d in 1 Corinthians 14:34). Notice how Paul links the silence of women in this passage to \u201csubmission\u201d (14:34), indicating that this \u201csilence\u201d is in regard to exercising authority. Accordingly, women are not allowed to quiz, question, or interrogate the prophets as to their orthodoxy. To do so would place them in a position of authority over the prophets. Instead, they should ask their husbands at home, after the meeting, as to why certain prophecies went unchallenged (14:35).\nWhile I find the above explanations to be somewhat convoluted, I nevertheless respect those who hold to it. Many honorable men, trying to deal honestly with this text, hold to it. However, it is noteworthy that from the early church fathers forward, the church has generally held to the silence of women in church. This \u201cjudging prophecies\u201d interpretation seems to have originated only in the latter part of the 20th century.\nWhy would God gift some women with the ability to prophesy if He did not want them to use the gift in the 1 Corinthians 14 church meeting? To do this is not inconsistent with God\u2019s economy. According to 1 Corinthians 14, God sometimes gave some prophets a prophecy that was not to be delivered at the time of revelation (\u201cAnd if a revelation comes to someone who is sitting down, the first speaker should stop\u201d, 14:30). The same held true for tongues speakers: the fourth man with a tongue was not allowed to speak it (14:27), even though it was from God! (The same was true for even the first tongues-speaker if no interpreter was present). This principle of the holding back of divine gifts is also true for the women. Though capable of prophecy, there were to be silent in this particular setting. Further, there are many venues apart from the 1 Corinthians 14 meeting when a woman prophet could enjoy the free exercise of her gift (private gatherings, evangelism, etc.).\nIn 1 Corinthians 14:35, what if the woman is not married or has an unbelieving husband? First, it must be noted that there is no Greek word for \u201chusband.\u201d \u201cHusband\u201d (in 1 Corinthians 14:35) translates andras, and fundamentally just means \u201cman.\u201d Here it most probably does refer to a woman\u2019s husband. However, it could also refer to whatever man was in her life (brother, father, husband, uncle, or an elder). Either way, married or not, a woman is to remain silent in 1 Corinthians 14 gatherings.\nWomen in general are not called upon to submit to men in general. (Indeed, no man in the church has authority over any over man or woman). Instead, women are asked to be submissive to their own husbands. On the other hand, women are not to take on leadership roles reserved for men in general: teaching the church, serving as elder, judging prophecy, contending with a teacher, etc. Here, in 1 Corinthians 14, the right to address the plenary assembly of the church seems to be categorized as an activity that is associated with male leadership, the opposite of submission.\nPaul encourages the Hebrews not to forsake their assembling together, but to encourage one another all the more, and to stimulate one another to love and good deeds. This \u201cone-anothering\u201d is not gender-specific. Do you believe Paul meant for this to happen outside of the meetings? The main time for this to occur is, of course, the weekly Lord\u2019s Day church meeting. Remember that the 1 Corinthians 14 time (when only one person at a time may speak to the whole church and when women are to be silent) is just one phase of the gathering. The other phase is the Lord\u2019s Supper, a time of tremendous one on one interaction and fellowship, with a party atmosphere, when women could speak freely to anyone they please. The objective of both aspects of the meeting is edification. Edification is achieved during the Supper through fellowship; it is a beehive of talking and one-anothering. Edification is achieved through the 1 Corinthians 14 time through the exercise of the more public ministry gifts (teaching, prophecy, tongues, singing, etc.).\nWhat is the practical difference (from a woman\u2019s perspective) between a participatory 1 Corinthians 14 church meeting where the women may not speak and a traditional church service, since for her neither would be participatory?\n1.) She can still have input into the meeting through her husband.\n2.) Her marriage will be strengthened as her husband learns to be a leader and expresses his thoughts by participating in the meeting himself. The women are to practice a dynamic silence that encourages the men to speak. One brother cautioned, \u201ca real concern is that [participatory meetings] will become a haven for lead-taking women, and that once again the God-given authority of the men will be subverted; this time not by the pastor, but by unquiet women. The open, Spirit-led meeting is only half of the matter. We cannot be careful to take 1 Corinthians 14: 26-33a at face value, and then treat 1 Corinthians 14:33b-35 with altogether different sensibilities. The unquietness of the women, both in church and out, is only a reflection of the church as the bride of Christ, and that we are not subject to our Husband in everything.\u201d\n3.) Holding her questions until she can ask her husband at home also serves to encourage her husband to be the spiritual leader in his home. What a wise course God counsels, and He accomplishes so much with one simple order. If only our obedience were as great as His wisdom!\nHow can things be so regimented that the women are not allowed to make even a single little comment in a participatory meeting? Such a question ascribes too insignificant and informal a nature to the meetings of the church. First, when we come together as a church, we are \u201cassembled in the name of our Lord Jesus\u201d and in such meetings it is possible that the \u201cpower of our Lord Jesus is present\u201d (1Co 5:4). In fact, special care should be taken \u201cso that when you meet together, it may not result in judgment\u201d (1Co 11:34). James warned that not many brothers should presume to be teachers because \u201cwe who teach will be judged more strictly\u201d (Jam 3:2). Church meetings are so important that the Scriptural guidelines for them are referred to as \u201cthe Lord\u2019s command\u201d (1Co 14:37). Peter wrote in general that, \u201cIf anyone speaks, he should do it as one speaking the very words of God\u201d (1Pe 4:11). How much more should this apply to speaking to God\u2019s assembled people? Just as the Lord\u2019s Supper is no ordinary dinner, but rather a sacred, covenant meal, so too the Lord\u2019s Day meetings of the church are not just informal share times, but rather holy assemblies in the name of the Lord Jesus with Him present in power.\nHow would the silence requirement of 1 Corinthians 14 apply to the Lord\u2019s Supper portion of a church meeting (1Co 11:17ff)? There were two phases to every New Testament Lord\u2019s Day church meeting: the Lord\u2019s Supper phase and the Interactive Meeting phase. Both result in the edification of the church, but there are differing rules for each phase.\n1. During the Lord\u2019s Supper, no one person typically addresses the entire church. This is because the Supper is a full meal, a time of fellowship and informal one-on-one interaction. It is to have the atmosphere of a wedding banquet. No songs are typically sung (it is difficult to sing with a mouth full of food). As it is a fellowship meal, no one would teach during the Supper (listening to a message would necessarily squelch conversation). Though all partake of a common cup and loaf, church members may not actually eat the meal in the same room (some may be in the dining room, some in the kitchen, some in the den, and still others on the front porch outside the home).\n2. 1 Corinthians 14, on the other hand, deals with rules regulating times when it is appropriate to address the entire church in plenary (full) session. Everyone is necessarily in the same room. Only one person at a time is to be allowed to speak. In the early church, the 1 Corinthians 14 phase followed the Lord\u2019s Supper phase (1 Corinthians 11b). Thus, the silence requirement of 1 Corinthians 14 would not apply at all to the Lord\u2019s Supper portion of a church meeting.\nIf the women are not permitted to speak at all during the 1 Corinthians 14 style of meeting, then when would they have the opportunity to express their praises, testimonies, prayers, prophecies, etc.? One proper forum for the expression of all or any of these is during the fellowship of the Lord\u2019s Supper as a full meal (which is to occur weekly). Also, if a church has the type of community (body life) that it is supposed to have, the members will see each other regularly throughout the week and during these frequent contacts many outlets for communication will exist.\nSuppose a mother finds it necessary to call down her wayward child during a meeting; would this be a violation of the \u201csilence in church\u201d view? Not necessarily. It could be acceptable, though of course she should be as considerate as possible. The point of the paragraph is that a woman should not address the whole assembly. The discrete calling down of a wayward child may be overheard by the church, but since it was intended only for the child, and not for the church, it is not a violation of the passage.\nSuppose someone requests a hymn be sung and two women rise simultaneously to play a piano accompaniment. Seeing each other, they briefly discuss which one will serve the church by playing. Would this be a violation of the \u201csilence in church\u201d view? It would be acceptable. Even though the church may overhear the exchange, the words were not intended for the whole church.\nWhy is it not inconsistent to forbid a woman from requesting a song, and yet allow her to request it of her husband, who then relays the request to the church? The reason this is not inconsistent is due to the fact that the requirement for women to be silent does not mean women may not influence the course of the meeting. It only means that they must do so through their husband, father, or other respected man present. Upon hearing his wife whisper the song request to him, the husband may, in turn, request the song of the church, or he may think it better to wait until a later time.\nSuppose a small church had fifty members (\u201cthe whole church,\u201d 14:23), and during the 1 Corinthians 14 meeting the sisters were not allowed to speak. However, if those same fifty people (\u201cthe whole church,\u201d 14:23) gathered one evening for a prayer meeting or Bible study, the sisters presumably could speak. Why the difference? 1 Corinthians 14 deals with the more formal meeting of the entire church, when everyone is expected to be in attendance, gathered together on the Lord\u2019s Day, the purpose of which is the edification of the church and (if necessary) to make binding decisions regarding the correct application of Scripture (see the study on the meaning of ekklesia). In contrast, other types of gatherings typically do not occur on the Lord\u2019s Day (though they might), everyone in the church is not necessarily expected to attend (though they might), the rules of 1 Corinthians 14 are not applicable (it may be more of an apostolic meeting), and no binding decisions as an ekklesia would typically be made. Thus, there is a difference in purpose and authority between a 1 Corinthians 14 meeting and other, lesser, types of gatherings.\nSome have suggested that in the first-century church, women sat on one side of the room during church and men on the other. What Paul was really prohibiting, they say, is the disruption of the meeting when women would shout out questions to their husbands. How would you evaluate this suggestion? Absolutely nothing in the text of 1 Corinthians 14 suggests a physical separation between the men and the women. Further, there is no exegetical, archaeological, historical, or literary evidence that any early church ever separated the men from the women in their seating arrangements. Moreover, early church meetings were held in private Roman villas, not special buildings. Such a smaller setting would make a separation of the sexes impractical. Finally, Paul instructs all women to be silent, not just some supposedly unruly ones.\nIn the book of Proverbs, God\u2019s wisdom is personified as a woman preacher who stands in the streets and warns men about their sin (Pr. 8:1-21). If God was against women preachers, why would he offer us this picture? First, the metaphorical woman preacher in Proverbs was not preaching in a church meeting! She was calling out in the streets. Women may freely exercise their prophetic and evangelistic gifts in ministry to the lost. Second, no one (man or woman) ever preached in a New Testament church meeting anyhow. New Testament preaching is exclusively associated with evangelism and occurred apart from assemblies of believers.\nIsn\u2019t the \u201cwomen\u2019s silence\u201d issue just a dead-end street, a distraction from things that matter, and fertile field for division and every type of problem? Was the Holy Spirit mistaken to introduce such a \u201cdead-end street\u201d onto the pages of Holy Scripture? Certainly some things are in the Bible are more important than others. Even so, God meant for us to do something with 1 Corinthians 14:33-34. Who are we to argue with our Master over what He wants of us? Who are we to decide which of His commands we will obey and which we will disobey? Or which of his precepts are a \u201cdistraction\u201d? When the church obeys her Lord, despite what worldly culture thinks, \u201cdivision and every type of problem\u201d are often the result. But are we seeking to please the Lord, or the world? Or ourselves? Perhaps the best answer to this question is the one Paul gave, \u201cIf he ignore this, he himself will be ignored\u201d (14:38).\nAt what point in the life of a church should this inflammatory topic be introduced? This topic needs to be patiently taught, and in love. One really amazing aspect of 1 Corinthians is that it was given as spiritual baby food to make its recipients grow. And what a diet they were fed, women\u2019s silence and all! Yet in 1 Corinthians we see the effectiveness of not babying them (Paul did not avoid the many difficult issues raised) in the happy results described in 2 Corinthians 7:8-16.\nWhat if I just can\u2019t decide on the correct application of this passage? If there is any doubt over the correctness of a stricter versus a more liberal application of a command, it is generally better to take the more conservative approach so as to be sure God\u2019s intent is accomplished. In Knowing Scripture, R.C. Sproul wrote: \u201cWhat if, after careful consideration of a biblical mandate, we remain uncertain as to its character as a principle or custom . . . Would it be better to treat a possible custom as a principle and be guilty of being over-scrupulous in our design to obey God? Or would it be better to treat a possible principle as a custom and be guilty of being unscrupulous in denoting a transcendent requirement of God to the level of a mere human convention? I hope the answer is obvious\u201d (p. 111).\nIf the women speak during the Lord\u2019s Table (but not the 1 Corinthians 14 time), how does one justify that? If the \u201cmeeting was a meating\u201d and the meal is the purpose and focal point of the gathering, then wouldn\u2019t any biblical restrictions on what is done in the meeting have to apply to the focal point of the meeting? Why would the biblical restrictions apply to the non-focal point of the meeting, but NOT apply to the focal point of the meeting? The main reason given in Scripture for a weekly church meeting is indeed to celebrate the Lord\u2019s Supper (1 Corinthians 11b). However, it is also evident from Scripture that when they met to eat, they also usually followed the meal with a time of teaching, singing, etc. (1 Corinthians 14). There are thus two phases to every church meeting: The Lord\u2019s Supper phase followed by the Participatory Meeting phase. The goal of each is the edification of the church. However, each phase accomplishes edification in differing ways, under differing regulations. What is appropriate activity for one may not be appropriate for the other.\nIn Jewish thought, dining with someone was the perfect setting for fellowship. For instance, during the Lord\u2019s Supper, since the Supper is a full meal and designed to be a time of fellowship, no one person typically seeks to address the entire church. Instead, it is a time of one-on-one interaction, multiple simultaneous conversations going on. It was a party atmosphere, like a wedding banquet. The fare is edification through food and fellowship, centered around one cup and one loaf. It is a sacred, covenant meal. Two of the main regulations for the Supper: wait for one another and be sure there are no divisions among you.\n1 Corinthians 14, on the other hand, deals with rules regulating those who would seek to address the entire church in plenary session. This participatory phase of the meeting, originally following the Supper, is the appropriate venue for a brother to bring a teaching, to suggest a song, etc. Everyone is to listen as only one person at a time addresses the group. Edification is the goal during this time also, but accomplished through a much more structured time of teaching, singing, testimony, prayer, prophecy, etc. One of the main regulations for the 1 Corinthians 14 time: only one person at a time is to address the group. Personal, on-going conversions that were the norm for the Supper are inappropriate during the 1 Corinthians 14 time. Similarly, to squelch fellowship during the Supper and ask everyone to be quiet so as to listen to one person teach, forcing everyone else to chew in silence, would be out of place. It would also be hard to sing songs of praise with a mouth full of food (not to mention unsightly!).\nIn sum, the purpose of the Lord\u2019s Supper is edification through fellowship. The Supper is to be like a beehive of buzzing and activity and interaction. Thus, the silence requirement of 1 Corinthians 14 would not apply at all to the Lord\u2019s Supper portion of a church meeting. The purpose of the 1 Corinthians 14 phase of the gathering is also edification, but through the exercise of the more public ministry gifts (like teaching and prophecy). The 1 Corinthians 14 phase is also the time for decision-making, the time when the court is in session.\nThe New Testament teaches us that at the foot of the cross there is neither \u201cmale nor female\u201d (Ga 3:28), and that women as well as men are \u201cpriests\u201d (Re 1:6). Although the New Testament clearly teaches that \u201cthe head of woman is man\u201d (1 Corinthians 11:3), it also teaches that in the Lord \u201cwoman is not independent of man, nor is man independent of woman\u201d (1 Corinthians 11:11). Though it teaches that wives should submit themselves to their husbands (Ep 5:22), it also requires: \u201call of you, clothe yourselves with humility toward one another, because, \u2018God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble\u2019\u201d (1Pe 5:5). Further, Paul, in 1 Corinthians 7:5, taught a \u201cmutual consent\u201d aspect of marriage. Since the sisters are equal heirs with the brothers \u201cof the gracious gift of life\u201d (1Pe 3:7), let\u2019s hear what some of the sisters think about the Lord\u2019s command that women remain silent in church:\n\u201cWhen God showed me His order \u2014 man as servant leader and the wife as his help mate \u2014 silence in the worship services was a relief. Before I understood this truth, I felt obligated to speak up because I thought this was my \u201cChristian duty or responsibility.\u201d After speaking I would feel agitated \u2013 \u201cDid I say too much?\u201d \u201cDid I make sense?\u201d But when I embraced God\u2019s order, I no longer felt I had to prove my spirituality with words. Submission to God\u2019s order was what He required of me. When I am under God\u2019s authority, I am also under His divine protection, and to me this is true freedom of worship!\u201d \u2014 Teri S.\n\u201cI love to listen to my husband teach. I enjoy listening to and participating in the theology talks around my kitchen table. I ask thought provoking questions and often help him in the thinking process as he hashes through some points of scripture. Yet, I do not teach nor have a desire to teach during our church meetings.\nIt is not a question of ability, but one of where I fit into God\u2019s plan of order. I submit willingly to His plan for the church and focus my attention on striving to be the best wife and mother I can and helping my husband realize his full potential as leader of our household and at church. My outlet for teaching comes in interaction with my kids, helping a less experienced mother with parenting, \u201cwifing\u201d and homemaking skills and in counseling a sister in a problem that relates to a path down which the Lord has already taken me.\nI am doing the things the Lord set up for me as a quiet worker at home. So much of my time is spent doing the things I know for certain, scripturally, God has commanded women, that I have no desire to speak in the meeting. I gladly leave that to the men and rejoice as they grow and mature, following the plan God has laid out for them.\u201d \u2014 Sandra A.\nI\u2019m the outgoing one in our family. With a degree in Speech Communication and years of Bible teaching experience, you\u2019d think the Bible would command me to speak in public meetings! (But then again, Moses thought God should choose Aaron.)\nIn past years, the biggest complaint I\u2019ve heard from women is that their husbands would not lead at home. Over and over this was the case. We\u2019d pray about it, agonize and wonder why our husbands wouldn\u2019t follow our prompting to lead us! Women came to me looking for scriptural answers, bypassing the spiritual authorities in their life.\nEventually, God humbled me. The Bible commands me to \u201csubmit to\u201d and \u201crespect\u201d my husband. I was to have a \u201cgentle & quiet spirit.\u201d When we are eager to speak our mind, we fail to follow our husbands and ultimately, God. How could my husband lead when that position was already taken by me?\nWhen we came to understand the COMMAND of women\u2019s silence in the Lord\u2019s Day assembly, it was such a blessing! When the women keep silent, the men lead. As a result, my husband has grown so much in his knowledge of the Lord. He takes seriously his role to teach me and our children. No longer do I wrestle with the men over theology or with my husband over interpretation. We discuss scripture and he takes into consideration my thoughts, feelings and impressions. By keeping quiet and listening to him, God has elevated my husband in my eyes and heart. It is such a joy to hear my husband contribute each week as the Lord leads him. I\u2019m not oppressed and I\u2019m not a doormat. God still speaks to me and through me. God still uses my speaking talents, just in different arenas! I am so blessed to be under my husband\u2019s protection. I\u2019m so content in this role. It did take some getting used to \u2013 biting my tongue a few times \u2013 but God has shown me that to be silent on the outside can bring a wonderful peace on the inside.\u201d \u2014 Connie T.\n\u201cFor me, coming from a traditional church setting where everyone is quiet but the pastor, the concept of women remaining silent in church meetings doesn\u2019t seem all that unusual. However, when you move into a first-century setting, this suddenly becomes an issue.\nIn my walk with Christ I have learned that God has a role for everyone, be they parents, children, husbands, wives, servants or masters. I feel that as a woman I have an important role in the church, but that role does not include addressing the entire body during the Lord\u2019s Day church meeting. This is not because I am inferior, or less intelligent than a man, but because it is not my God-given role to lead, but to be in submission to my husband who is my head as Christ is his head. So, being silent in the church meeting does not make me feel subservient to anyone but to Christ and it gives me an opportunity every Sunday to be obedient to the command given to women in I Corinthians 14. In this way I am blessed to know that by the simple act of being quiet, I am in the center of God\u2019s will for me.\u201d \u2014 Deedee W.\n\u201cAfter participating in a fellowship for eight years where the women are silent, I have come to realize in a greater way that being silent doesn\u2019t mean being inactive. I feel like I have a very active supportive role in the meeting. Women\u2019s silence applies to leading out rather than joining in. When we worship in song I sing with the others, and how I participate affects those around me. How I listen to those who share affects (encourages or discourages) them. Often when I feel like I have a thought or song that would be a blessing for the others I will pray and ask the Lord to share that through one of the men. Sometimes He does and it is a blessing to me to see the Lord\u2019s hand working in or through me. The women being silent in our fellowship has been an exercise of faith that has truly been a blessing.\nIn our family Jonathan is the outgoing one, so it is easy for me to sit back and let him take the lead. But I have noticed in families where the wife would (personality-wise) be the leader, in our fellowship settings, because she is expected to be silent, the husband of the family will take the lead and not feel threatened. I have had women come to me after a meeting expressing such gratitude that their husband has felt free to share because they know that is not his natural inclination. The women have seen growth in their husbands as leaders, that they have longed for.\nThe positive changes in the women have been gratifying, too. The women who would typically be the outgoing one in their family, but who really want their husbands to be the leader, are learning how to step back. They are finding that if they can learn to listen and wait, the Lord can do mighty things.\u201d \u2014 Connie L.\nSometimes those who \u201cexplain away\u201d those passages of scripture that seem to limit women\u2019s roles in ministry fail to see the overall picture of God\u2019s family order, set at creation, that encompasses both the Old Covenant and the New. The church is primarily made up of families. For church order to contradict the order of the family (Ep 5) would be disorder and chaos. The Lord created and gifted men and women with complimentary ministry roles. Truly understanding God\u2019s order in both the family and the church causes us to realize that these \u201climiting passages\u201d are not so much restrictive as protective. They protect women from the burden of leadership and of having to function as men. They also encourage men to be servant leaders. And, He is presenting to us a picture of Christ and His bride, the church, which is submissive to Christ as Head.\nThe women\u2019s silence is both an object lesson and an application of the order that is to exist in the home and the church. It encourages the men to take the lead in the meeting, to be responsible for what goes on, to verbally participate, to begin to articulate their thoughts, to learn to be leaders, etc. For instance, one wife joyously observed that the quieter she was in the interactive church meeting, the more her passive husband spoke up and took the lead (see 1Pe 3:1-2).\nHarvey Bluedorn makes this astute parallel: \u201cWas there anything necessarily evil in the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil? No, Scripture is clear that all things have a lawful use under God (Ge 1:31; 1Ti 4:4; Ro 14:14,20; 1 Corinthians 10:23,25,26). The fruit was not evil. The evil came from how the fruit was used. The fruit was a test of obedience. All that Adam and Eve knew was good. But once they ate from the forbidden fruit, they entered into the knowledge of evil also \u2013 the knowledge of non-submission to God\u2019s revealed will. Mankind fell into sin, spiritual blindness, and death, because a woman talked in the midst of the garden while a man remained silent and deferred to the woman. There is nothing evil about speaking. Evil comes only from how the speaking is used. Women are natural talkers. On the whole, studies have shown that women are more articulate than men, and women say twice as many words as men. What better way to test women\u2019s submission to God in the garden of God \u2013 which is the gathered assembly, the inner sanctuary \u2013 than to place in the midst of the garden the tree of speaking and non-speaking, and to say, \u2018Women shall not speak, but shall learn in silence, deferring to their men; for it is shameful for women to speak in the gathered assembly.\u2019 But then along comes the subtle suggestion, \u2018Yea hath God said, \u2018Women men shall not speak in the midst of the garden, but they shall learn in silence and submission, lest they be brought to shame?\u201d They shall not be brought to shame, for in the day the women speak, their mouths shall be opened and they shall be as men, not being deprived of their right to speak the Word of God which comes in and goes out from them. If anyone is a prophet or spiritual, then let him acknowledge that women\u2019s silence is not the commandment of the Lord, but is only a short-term accommodation to the shameful female oppressed, male-dominated culture of ancient times.\u2019\u201d\nThis is a serious issue with far reaching consequences regardless of how it is applied. We all have to do something about this passage at least on a weekly basis, and for me the simplicity of taking God\u2019s words at face value is the only approach with which I am at peace. My purpose in writing has been to offer a biblical alternative to the prevailing approaches that are common today, not to attack those who hold views contrary to mine. It has not been convenient for me to hold to the above application and frankly, I sometimes wish I did not see it the way I do. Over the years I have received a storm of contentious protest over my understanding of this passage, wherein both my motives and even ancestry were questioned! According to some, I am part of a \u201cdevilish scheme\u201d of Scripture \u201ctwisting.\u201d I thus feel keenly the importance of being careful to respect those who sincerely hold to applications which differ from one\u2019s own position. For those reading this who have not made a decision on how to apply 1 Corinthians 14:33b-35, please realize that we cannot simply stick our heads in the sand and pretend this passage does not exist. As Paul warned, \u201cIf he ignore this, he himself will be ignored\u201d (14:38).\nRevised 11/11/18 (Centennial of Armistice Day!)",
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        "raw_content": "147 F. 3d 287 - Mennen Company v. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company\n147 F3d 287 Mennen Company v. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company\nThe MENNEN COMPANY, Appellant,\nATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Centennial Insurance\nCompany, Aetna Casualty & Surety Company Federal\nGita F. Rothschild (Argued), McCarter & English, Newark, New Jersey, for Appellant.\nKevin E. Wolff, McElroy, Deutsch & Mulvaney, Morristown, New Jersey, for Appellees, Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, Centennial Insurance Company.\nPeter E. Mueller, Harwood Lloyd, Hackensack, New Jersey, for Aetna Casualty and Surety Company.\nJohn J. Gibbons (Argued), Kevin J. McKenna, Crummy, Del Deo, Dolan, Griffinger & Vecchione, Newark, New Jersey, David L. Menzell, Cuyler, Burk & Matthews, Parsippany, New Jersey, for Federal Insurance Company.\nBefore: SCIRICA and LEWIS,* Circuit Judges, and POLLAK,** District Judge.\nPOLLAK, District Judge.\nMennen, Inc. appeals the district court's dismissal, for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, of its complaint against Federal Insurance Company. For the reasons set forth below, we affirm.\nThis litigation commenced in 1993 when Mennen, a New Jersey corporation, brought suit in the District Court for the District of New Jersey against several of its insurers--all of them incorporated and having their principal places of business outside of New Jersey--seeking indemnity under state law for environmental clean-up liabilities. Mennen's complaint based federal jurisdiction on the diversity statute. 28 U.S.C. \u00a7 1332. Mennen did not initially name appellee Federal Insurance Co. (\"Federal\") as a defendant because Mennen believed that Federal--a company incorporated in Indiana--had its principal place of business in New Jersey, thus precluding diversity jurisdiction. Moreover, when Mennen filed suit, New Jersey insurance law was governed by a joint and several liability regime--a regime which appeared to permit Mennen to seek full recovery from its other insurers without suing Federal. While the suit was pending, however, the New Jersey Supreme Court decided Owens-Illinois v. United Insurance Co., 138 N.J. 437, 650 A.2d 974 (1994), which eliminated joint and several liability in cases involving several insurers and substituted a pro rata contribution scheme. The practical effect of the Owens-Illinois decision with respect to this litigation was that, if Mennen was to have the complete recovery it sought, it would be necessary for Mennen to secure the joinder of Federal as a party defendant.\nMennen's first step was to move to compel the defendants to implead Federal. But this stratagem proved unsuccessful; the motion was denied. Then Mennen discovered pleadings that Federal had filed in other actions--pleadings in which Federal stated that its principal place of business was in Indiana, its state of incorporation. Armed with this new understanding of Federal's business operations, Mennen filed an amended complaint joining Federal as a defendant. Federal responded by moving that it be dismissed as a defendant for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. Federal contended that its principal place of business was in New Jersey, and hence that, for the purposes of diversity jurisdiction, it was a citizen of New Jersey as well as of Indiana; this meant, so Federal argued, that there was a New Jersey plaintiff (Mennen) and a New Jersey defendant (Federal), a configuration fatal to diversity jurisdiction. Mennen opposed the motion to dismiss, arguing that Federal was a citizen of Indiana only.1 The district court, concluding that Federal's principal place of business was indeed New Jersey, granted Federal's motion. This appeal followed.\nThe facts bearing on jurisdiction are undisputed. Federal is a corporation wholly owned by the Chubb Corporation. For the first approximately ninety years of its existence, Federal was incorporated in New Jersey. Since 1990, however, Federal has been incorporated in Indiana. The corporation has an office in Indiana designated as its \"Statutory Home Office\" in fulfillment of a requirement of Indiana law.\nFederal is in the business of providing property and casualty insurance in the United States and abroad. Although a great deal of the company's activity is carried on domestically, Federal itself has no employees in the United States.2 Rather, Federal's business in the United States is conducted by employees of Chubb & Son, another wholly-owned subsidiary of the Chubb Corporation, under a management services contract. Pursuant to similar arrangements, many of these employees also handle the business of other Chubb Corporation affiliates.\nIn New Jersey, some two thousand Chubb & Son employees conduct Federal's business. Specifically, Federal's national underwriting and claims-handling functions are administered by Chubb & Son personnel at an office complex in Warren, New Jersey. As the district court found and the record reflects, the Warren office also (1) houses Federal's accounting, treasury, marketing, investment, human resources, and loss-control departments; (2) is the location of the majority of Federal's \"senior executives;\"3 and (3) is the situs for the filing of Federal's tax returns, policy forms, and annual reports.\nIn Indiana, forty-five Chubb & Son employees carry out Federal's business. As Indiana law requires of companies incorporated in the state, Federal's primary books and records are maintained at the Indiana office. However, the Indiana office functions largely as a local claims and underwriting office, similar to other such local offices throughout the country; no national corporate-wide authority over such functions is exercised in Indiana.\nMennen does not undertake to challenge the district court's factual findings. Rather, Mennen argues that--given that Federal has no employees in New Jersey--Federal is only a citizen of Indiana, its state of incorporation, and that the district court therefore erred in concluding that subject matter jurisdiction is absent. We exercise plenary review over this issue. Mellon Bank v. Farino, 960 F.2d 1217, 1220 (3d Cir.1992).\nSection 1332(a)(1) of the diversity statute requires complete diversity between the parties--that is, jurisdiction is lacking if any plaintiff and any defendant are citizens of the same state. Strawbridge v. Curtiss, 7 U.S. (3 Cranch) 267, 2 L.Ed. 435 (1806). The determination of a corporation's citizenship was a matter of some doubt until Congress in 1958 amended 28 U.S.C. \u00a7 1332 by adding a sub-section (c)(1), which provided, in relevant part, that \"a corporation shall be deemed to be a citizen of any State by which it has been incorporated and of the State where it has its principal place of business.\"4 Act of July 25, 1958, Pub.L. No. 85-554, 72 Stat. 415 (codified at 28 U.S.C. \u00a7 1332(c)(1)).\nOne of Congress's main purposes in enacting \u00a7 1332(c)(1) was to curtail the availability of diversity jurisdiction. See S.Rep. No. 1830, 85th Cong., 2d Sess. (1958), reprinted in 1958 U.S.C.C.A.N. 3099, 3101 (\"In adopting this legislation, the committee feels ... that it will ease the workload of our Federal courts by reducing the number of cases involving corporations which come into Federal district courts on the fictional premise that a diversity of citizenship exists.\").\nMennen is a citizen of New Jersey. Federal, incorporated in Indiana, was determined by the district court to have its principal place of business in New Jersey, making Federal a citizen of New Jersey as well. The district court thus found complete diversity lacking and dismissed the complaint with respect to Federal. Consequently, this appeal turns on whether the district court erred as a matter of law in concluding that Federal's principal place of business is in New Jersey.\nIn this circuit, the key authority interpreting \u00a7 1332(c)(1) is Kelly v. United States Steel Corp., 284 F.2d 850 (3d Cir.1960). The Kelly articulation of standards for determining a company's principal place of business has come to be known as the \"center of corporate activities\" test for corporate citizenship. See generally 13B Charles Alan Wright, Arthur R. Miller & Edward H. Cooper, Federal Practice and Procedure \u00a7 3625 (2d. ed.1984 & Supp.1998)(hereinafter \"Federal Practice and Procedure \"). The Kelly inquiry, reaffirmed and refined in subsequent cases, requires courts to ascertain \"the headquarters of day-to-day corporate activity and management.\" 284 F.2d at 854; see also Midlantic Nat. Bank v. Hansen, 48 F.3d 693, 696 (3d Cir.1995); Quaker State Dyeing & Finishing Co. v. ITT, 461 F.2d 1140, 1143 (3d Cir.1972).\nIn Kelly, this court was called on to determine the principal place of business of the \"giant\" (284 F.2d at 854) United States Steel Corporation, which approximately forty years ago had fourteen divisions and eleven subsidiaries and whose \"various manufacturing activities spread over practically all the United States and extend[ed] to foreign countries.\" Id. at 853. The plaintiffs in Kelly--seeking to overturn dismissals for lack of diversity jurisdiction--had urged a \" 'nerve center' \" approach, according to which the locus of the board of directors' final decision-making authority would be determinative of the defendant corporation's principal place of business. Speaking through Judge Goodrich, the court characterized plaintiffs' proposed test as \"a pleasant and alluring figure of speech,\" but then turned \"to a consideration of the facts of the Steel Corporation's life.\" Id. Applying that pragmatic approach, the court noted that final authority over \"corporate policy, including its financing,\" rested with the board in New York, but that the board had delegated \"the duty of conducting the business of the corporation relating to manufacturing, mining, transportation and general operation\" to an \"Operation Policy Committee,\" consisting of the board chairman, the president, the seven executive vice presidents and certain other principal officers, \"which sits and conducts its affairs\" in Pennsylvania. Id. at 854. Further, the court pointed out that the seven executive vice presidents, sixteen of the seventeen administrative vice presidents, and twenty-two of the twenty-five vice presidents had their offices and staffs in Pennsylvania. Consequently, the court identified Pennsylvania as the state in which the corporation's \"business by way of activities is centered.\" Id.\nThe Kelly court also looked to factors such as \"physical location of employer's plants and the like\"--factors which, while of \"lesser importance,\" were of \"some significance\" when \"added to the items already enumerated pointing to the center of corporate activity.\" Id. Specifically, the court noted that Pennsylvania had approximately a third of the company's personnel, tangible property, and productive capacity--far more than New York and, apparently, more than any other state. Id.\nIn the present case, all of the Kelly factors--both the primary considerations and what in Quaker State Dyeing & Finishing Co. v. ITT, 461 F.2d 1140, 1143 (3d Cir.1972), we referred to as the \"secondary considerations\"--point to New Jersey. As between New Jersey and Indiana the choice is clear: the critical mass of corporate functions is located in the Warren offices. Warren is not only the center of Federal's national underwriting operations but also the location of its accounting, legal, human resource, and loss-control activities. There are more than two thousand Chubb & Son employees carrying out Federal's business--underwriting and providing insurance--in the Warren complex, where most of the company's officers are located. By contrast, forty-five Chubb & Son employees conduct Federal's business in the Indiana office, an office that has no corporation-wide authority.\nHence a straightforward application of Kelly's principles leads to the conclusion that Federal's principal place of business is in New Jersey. Mennen, however, argues that this court's recent decision in Midlantic Nat. Bank v. Hansen, 48 F.3d 693 (3d Cir.1995), has effected a seachange in the principal-place-of-business inquiry in this circuit. Hansen dealt with the problem presented when a court is called upon to decide, for diversity purposes, the citizenship of a corporation which has become entirely inactive. In Hansen, the corporation in question--Midlantic National Bank--was a failed savings and loan. The Resolution Trust Corporation had seized Midlantic and prohibited it from conducting any further business. We concluded that in a situation of this sort it was not necessary to \"strain to locate a principal place of business when no such place in reality exists.\" Id. at 696. Given that the Kelly inquiry looks to actual business activities, we held in Hansen that a corporation not engaged in business activities can only be considered a citizen of its state of incorporation. Id. Hence our approach in Hansen does not represent a departure from this court's Kelly analysis, as Mennen's argument suggests, but a consistent application of Kelly's underlying premises.5\nMennen acknowledges that Federal is not an inactive corporation but urges that we extend the logic of Hansen to this case. Stressing our statement that courts should not \"strain to locate a principal place of business,\" Mennen argues that Hansen should apply here because of the unusual relationship between Mennen and Chubb & Son. Since Federal itself has no employees in the United States, but rather contracts out all of its underwriting and claims-handling functions to an affiliate, Mennen urges that Federal be treated as the functional equivalent of an inactive corporation for jurisdictional purposes.\nWe decline Mennen's invitation to broaden the reach of our holding in Hansen. In adopting the \"center of corporate activities\" test in Kelly, this court opted for a functional approach to the principal place of business inquiry.6 Rather than looking to the location of the highest level of policymaking as dispositive, we looked to the location of production and \"the headquarters of day-to-day corporate activity and management.\" 284 F.2d at 854. In light of our stress on the pragmatic facts of corporate life as opposed to more formal lines of inquiry, we find it appropriate to consider the substantial quantity of Federal's activity carried out in New Jersey, notwithstanding that those who carry out Federal's business are not formally Federal employees. It is fully in line with this court's consistently functional approach to consider the actual day-to-day activities of Federal, irrespective of what corporation's name appears on the paychecks of the employees who carry out those activities.7 Accordingly, we reject Mennen's contention that the district court erred in taking into account the activities of Chubb & Son employees, who, pursuant to a management services contract, carry out the practical work of Federal.\nMennen also urges that we give weight to Federal's assertions, in unrelated litigation, that its principal place of business is in Indiana. Collecting an array of pleadings filed by Federal in other proceedings in which Federal was a party defendant, Mennen contends that these representations provide valuable evidence indicating where Federal's corporate representatives believe the corporation's principal place of business to be.8\nWe do not find that these prior Federal pleadings have evidentiary value for the purpose of assessing where Federal's principal place of business is located. The representations made in these pleadings run contrary to the empirical facts with which the jurisdictional inquiry is concerned. While pleadings that contain unwarranted assertions as to matters bearing on jurisdiction reflect no great credit on the attorneys who apparently drafted and filed them without sufficient inquiry, the pleadings themselves have no intrinsic capacity either to establish or disestablish jurisdiction; it is axiomatic that a party may not confer or defeat jurisdiction by mere pleading. See Insurance Corp. of Ireland v. Compagnie des Bauxites de Guinee, 456 U.S. 694, 702, 102 S.Ct. 2099, 72 L.Ed.2d 492 (1982); Owen Equipment & Erection Co. v. Kroger, 437 U.S. 365, 377 n. 21, 98 S.Ct. 2396, 57 L.Ed.2d 274 (1978). Rather, subject matter jurisdiction depends upon facts of record, and when any question arises as to the existence of jurisdiction a federal court is obligated to make an independent determination of those facts. See Fed.R.Civ.P. 12(h)(3) (\"Whenever it appears by suggestion of the parties or otherwise that the court lacks jurisdiction of the subject matter, the court shall dismiss the action.\"); Mitchell v. Maurer, 293 U.S. 237, 244, 55 S.Ct. 162, 79 L.Ed. 338 (1934).9\nFor the foregoing reasons, the judgement of the district court is affirmed.\nJudge Lewis heard argument in this matter but was not available to clear the opinion\nHonorable Louis H. Pollak, United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, sitting by designation\nMennen also filed a motion for sanctions against Federal on the basis of these inconsistent pleadings, a motion the district court denied. Mennen has not appealed this ruling\nFederal does have some employees, but it appears that all of them work in Asia\nWhile the record is not entirely clear as to which officers the term \"senior executives\" encompasses, it appears likely that the term refers to Federal's elected officers--the president and board chair, senior vice presidents, and vice presidents. Of Federal's appointed officers--assistant vice presidents, assistant secretaries, and assistant treasurers--a plurality are located in New Jersey. Only one appointed officer is located in Indiana. The remainder are assigned to other cities in the United States or to Federal's \"Asia Pacific Zonal Office.\" None of the officers within the United States is an employee of Federal\nDiversity jurisdiction was statutorily authorized by Section 11 of the Judiciary Act of 1789, 1 Stat. 79, but the statute was silent on the subject of corporations. Initially, the Supreme Court, reasoning that a corporation could not itself be a citizen, held that whether a corporation could sue in diversity depended on the citizenship \"of the individuals who compose the corporation.\" Bank of United States v. Deveaux, 9 U.S. (5 Cranch) 61, 92, 3 L.Ed. 38 (1809). Deveaux had the effect of markedly restraining the use of diversity jurisdiction in litigation involving corporations. \"As a result of the decision, the reports of the Supreme Court and the Circuit Courts during the forty years thereafter reveal an almost complete absence of cases in which corporations (other than banking and insurance) were litigants....\" 1 Charles Warren, The Supreme Court in United States History 390-91 (1926); see also Richard H. Fallon, Daniel J. Meltzer, & Richard L. Shapiro, Hart and Wechsler's The Federal Courts and the Federal System 1535 (4th ed.1996). Thirty-five years after Deveaux the Court changed course in Louisville, Cincinnati & Charlestown R.R. Co. v. Letson, 43 U.S. (2 How.) 497, 558, 11 L.Ed. 353 (1844), in which it held that a corporation \"is entitled ... to be deemed\" a citizen of the state that created it. A decade later, in Marshall v. Baltimore & Ohio R. Co., 57 U.S. (16 How.) 314, 328, 14 L.Ed. 953 (1853), the Court arrived at the Letson result but through different reasoning. In an apparent effort to reconcile Deveaux and Letson, the Marshall Court held that although a corporation cannot be a citizen, the persons who make up the corporation \"may be justly presumed to be resident in the State which is the necessary habitat of the corporation, and where alone they can be made subject to suit; and should be estopped in equity from averring a different domicil.\" 57 U.S. (16 How.) at 328; see also Ohio & Mississippi R.R. v. Wheeler, 66 U.S. (1 Black) 286, 296 (1861) (explicating Marshall ). Whether the Letson view or that expressed in Marshall doctrinally carried the day until the amendment of the diversity statute in 1958 remains a matter of historical debate. Compare Navarro Sav. Ass'n v. Lee, 446 U.S. 458, 461 n. 7, 100 S.Ct. 1779, 64 L.Ed.2d 425 (1980)(\"[Marshall ] view endured until 1958\"), and United Steelworkers of America, AFL-CIO v. R.H. Bouligny, Inc., 382 U.S. 145, 148, 86 S.Ct. 272, 15 L.Ed.2d 217 (1965) (characterizing the Marshall formulation as a \"compromise destined to endure for over a century\"), with Carden v. Arkoma Associates, 494 U.S. 185, 194 n. 3, 110 S.Ct. 1015, 108 L.Ed.2d 157 (1990)(\" Marshall 's fictional approach appears to have been abandoned. Later cases revert to the formulation of [Letson ] that the corporation has its own citizenship.\") (citing Great Southern Fire Proof Hotel Co. v. Jones, 177 U.S. 449, 456, 20 S.Ct. 690, 44 L.Ed. 842 (1900), and Chapman v. Barney, 129 U.S. 677, 682, 9 S.Ct. 426, 32 L.Ed. 800 (1889)). See also National Mutual Ins. Co. v. Tidewater Transfer Co., 337 U.S. 582, 618 n. 12, 69 S.Ct. 1173, 93 L.Ed. 1556 (1949)(Rutledge, J. concurring in the judgment)\nAs we noted in Hansen, other circuits have taken different views in determining the citizenship of inactive corporations. Compare Wm. Passalacqua Builders, Inc. v. Resnick Developers South, Inc., 933 F.2d 131, 141 (2d Cir.1991)(last principal place of business dispositive), with Harris v. Black Clawson Co., 961 F.2d 547, 551 (5th Cir.1992)(last principal place of business is relevant but not controlling). On the subject generally, see Timothy J. Yuncker, Inactive Corporations and Diversity Jurisdiction Under 28 U.S.C. \u00a7 1332(c): The Search for a Principal Place of Business, 28 U. Toledo L.Rev. 815 (1997); Dawn Levy, Note, Where Do Dead Corporations Live?: Determining the Citizenship of Inactive Corporations for Diversity Jurisdiction Purposes, 62 Brooklyn L.Rev. 663 (1996)\nAs previously noted, this court in Kelly considered the \"center of corporate activities\" test a sounder guide than the \"nerve center\" test contended for by the Kelly plaintiffs-appellants. The \"nerve center\" test derives from the decision in Scot Typewriter Co. v. Underwood Corp., 170 F.Supp. 862 (S.D.N.Y.1959). The Scot Typewriter formulation placed emphasis on the highest levels of corporate decision making, looking to \"the place where all of its business was under the supreme direction and control of its officers.\" Id. at 865 (footnote and internal quotation marks omitted). Courts and commentators have since noted that the two approaches are not necessarily antagonistic. See, e.g., Merino de Walker v. Pueblo Intern., Inc., 569 F.2d 1169, 1171 (1st Cir.1978); Egan v. American Airlines, Inc., 324 F.2d 565, 566 (2d Cir.1963); 13B Federal Practice and Procedure \u00a7 3625 (2d ed. 1984 & Supp.1998). Several courts have more recently embraced a \"total activities\" test, which synthesizes the two approaches. See, e.g., Gafford v. General Elec. Co., 997 F.2d 150 (6th Cir.1993); J.A. Olson Co. v. City of Winona, 818 F.2d 401, 406 (5th Cir.1987); Vareka Invs., N.V. v. American Inv. Properties, Inc., 724 F.2d 907, 910 (11th Cir.), cert. denied, 469 U.S. 826, 105 S.Ct. 107, 83 L.Ed.2d 51 (1984). Whether and to what extent the \"nerve center\" test as it would be applied today differs in a meaningful way from the Kelly test is not a question that needs to be resolved in the case at bar. To the extent that the tests appear to differ, at least as a matter of emphasis, the outcome of this appeal would be the same under either approach\nMennen also urges that the district court's conclusion impermissibly disregards the separate corporate identities of Federal and Chubb & Son. In aid of this argument, Mennen points to a plethora of cases holding that parents and subsidiaries each have their own principal places of business. This argument need not detain us long. The cases cited by Mennen are typified by Quaker State Dyeing & Finishing Co. v. ITT, 461 F.2d 1140, 1143 (3d Cir.1972), which held that \"a subsidiary corporation which is incorporated as a separate entity from its parent corporation is considered to have its own principal place of business.\" (quoting 1 Moore's Federal Practice 717.10, \u00a7 0.77). As Federal points out, this is indeed an \"unremarkable proposition\" and one that has no relevance in this case. Quaker State Dyeing simply instructs that a subsidiary has its own principal place of business unless there is some abuse of corporate form that would allow the court to look through the juridical separation between the corporations and therefore regard the parent's principal place of business as that of the subsidiary. The district court in this case did not attribute Chubb & Son's principal place of business to Federal; rather, it examined those activities of Federal (albeit carried out by employees of the affiliated corporation), and determined that Federal had its own principal place of business in New Jersey. Thus the district court was not imputing one affiliate's principal place of business to another. Rather, the district court attributed to Federal the services that Chubb & Son operatives perform on behalf of Federal, which, as we here hold, is proper in this instance\nSpecifically, Mennen points to the following: (1) Campbell v. New Jersey Mfrs. Ins. Co., No. L-233693, an insurance coverage action filed in the New Jersey Superior Court in 1996. The plaintiff in Campbell, responding to Federal's argument that the action was barred by the entire controversy doctrine, urged that it was not possible to join Federal in the earlier federal court proceeding because Federal's New Jersey citizenship would have destroyed diversity. Federal's reply brief maintained that the corporation's principal place of business was in Indiana. Federal later submitted a correction (after the underlying controversy had settled), indicating that this representation was in error and that the company's principal place of business was in New Jersey. (2) In GenCorp v. Adriatic Ins. Co., 970 F.Supp. 1253, a 1995 case in the Northern District of Ohio, Federal stated in its original answer that its principal place of business was in Indiana. Federal subsequently moved for leave to amend the answer, stating that the original answer misidentified the company's principal place of business as being in Indiana when it was in fact in New Jersey. (3) In Mercury Fin. Co. v. Aetna Cas. Co., 900 F.Supp. 390, 391 (M.D.Ala.1995), the court (presumably on the representation of Federal's counsel) identified Indiana as the location of Federal's principal place of business. In both GenCorp and Mercury, whether Federal was a citizen of New Jersey as well as Indiana appears to have been immaterial; diversity would not have been defeated in either case if New Jersey had been considered Federal's principal place of business. Mennen also cites a number of other pleadings, which, although not free of ambiguity, present no stark inconsistency with Federal's argument in this action that its principal place of business is in New Jersey\nIn its reply brief, Mennen makes an oblique suggestion that Federal may be held to its prior representations. Although Mennen avoids overt invocation of \"estoppel\"--the term of art that seems most aptly to describe its argument--Mennen appears in effect to be urging that Federal be bound to those jurisdictional contentions\nIn support of this argument, Mennen relies upon Di Frischia v. New York Central Railroad, 279 F.2d 141 (3d Cir.1960), in which this court, while acknowledging the general precept that jurisdiction may not be bestowed or waived by action of parties, held that the defendant was bound to its representation as to federal jurisdiction, despite a factual lack of diversity. In Di Frischia, the defendant had stipulated to jurisdiction early in the litigation, but then moved to dismiss after the expiration of the relevant limitations period. On these extreme facts, this court determined that the district court had abused its discretion in dismissing the action, stating that \"a defendant may not play fast and loose with the judicial machinery and deceive the courts.\" 279 F.2d at 144.\nIn the two decades that followed, the holding in Di Frischia failed to draw broad support. With one exception, every circuit court called upon to apply Di Frischia either distinguished or voiced disapproval of the decision. See, e.g., Sadat v. Mertes, 615 F.2d 1176, 1188 (7th Cir.1980) (Di Frischia, is applicable, if at all, only on its \"unusual facts\"); Eisler v. Stritzler, 535 F.2d 148, 151 n. 2 (1st Cir.1976)(noting that Di Frischia is \"plainly inconsistent with governing Supreme Court authorities\"); Basso v. Utah Power & Light Co., 495 F.2d 906, 909 (10th Cir.1974)(holding Di Frischia distinguishable even though defendant did not raise jurisdictional defect until adverse judgment was rendered); see also 13 Federal Practice and Procedure \u00a7 3522 at 50 (1st ed.1975)(\"the significance of the case as a general precedent is dubious.\"). Nor was this reluctance to find occasion for applying the Di Frischia rule confined to circuits other than our own. See, e.g., Joyce v. United States, 474 F.2d 215, 218 n. 1 (3d Cir.1973); Stapleton v. $2,438,110, 454 F.2d 1210, 1218 (3d Cir.1972); Ramsey v. Mellon Nat. Bank & Trust Co., 350 F.2d 874, 879 (3d Cir.1965); see also Eisler, 535 F.2d at 152 (\"We note that Di Frischia has not proved to be a particularly generative inroad on the traditional rule, even in the Third Circuit.\").\nThe lone exception to this disinclination on the part of other circuit courts to follow Di Frischia was the Eighth Circuit in Kroger v. Owen Equipment & Erection Co., 558 F.2d 417 (8th Cir.1977). That case presented the Eighth Circuit with facts similar to those that moved this court in Di Frischia to find an exception to the general rule against creating jurisdiction by estoppel. The jurisdictional issue in Kroger turned on the citizenship of Owen Equipment & Erection Co. (\"Owen\"), which was brought into the action under Rule 14 by the original defendant. Plaintiff later amended her complaint to state claims directly against Owen, and by the time of trial Owen was the only party defendant in the case. The amended complaint alleged that Owen was a Nebraska corporation with its principal place of business in Nebraska, an allegation Owen never directly disputed; rather Owen issued a general denial qualified by an admission that it was \" 'a corporation organized and existing under the Laws of the State of Nebraska.' \" 558 F.2d at 419. On the third day of trial, however, (well after the statute of limitations had run) Owen challenged jurisdiction, asserting that its principal place of business was in fact in Iowa, the state in which the plaintiff was domiciled. The district court rejected the challenge, and a divided panel of the Eighth Circuit affirmed, giving substantial weight to Di Frischia. 558 F.2d at 425-26 & nn. 33-34.\nDi Frischia 's moment of recognition as a vital precedent was short-lived. The Supreme Court reversed the Eighth Circuit's Kroger decision in Owen Equipment & Erection Co. v. Kroger, 437 U.S. 365, 98 S.Ct. 2396, 57 L.Ed.2d 274 (1978), holding that a district court, in a diversity case, may not exercise ancillary jurisdiction over a state-law controversy between citizens of the same state. In doing so, the Court noted that \"the asserted inequity in the respondent's alleged concealment of its citizenship is irrelevant. Federal judicial power does not depend upon 'prior action or consent of the parties.' \" Id. at 377 n. 21, 98 S.Ct. 2396 (quoting American Fire & Casualty Co. v. Finn, 341 U.S. 6, 17-18, 71 S.Ct. 534, 95 L.Ed. 702 (1951)).\nAfter over two decades of carefully stepping around Di Frischia, this court was presented, in Rubin v. Buckman, 727 F.2d 71 (3d Cir.1984), with an occasion to revisit Di Frischia in light of the Supreme Court's decision in Owen Equipment. Rubin involved the kind of fact pattern that moved this court to the result in Di Frischia and the Eighth Circuit to its conclusion in Kroger. Rubin, alleging that he was a Hong Kong citizen, filed a diversity action against Buckman. However, after the district court granted Buckman's motion for summary judgment on the merits, Rubin filed a motion for reconsideration on the ground that there was no diversity; in that motion Rubin revealed that he was not in fact a citizen of Hong Kong. The district court--holding that Di Frischia was distinguishable--granted the motion, vacated its judgment, and dismissed the lawsuit. On appeal, Buckman urged that Rubin should have been bound to his jurisdictional allegation. Rejecting this argument, this court explicitly repudiated Di Frischia. The Rubin opinion emphasized that two intervening Supreme Court decisions--Insurance Corp. of Ireland v. Compagnie des Bauxites de Guinee, 456 U.S. 694, 702 n. 9, 102 S.Ct. 2099, 72 L.Ed.2d 492 (1982), and Owen Equipment & Erection Co. v. Kroger, 437 U.S. 365, 98 S.Ct. 2396, 57 L.Ed.2d 274 (1978)--made it clear that \"jurisdiction cannot be created by estoppel, even as a sanction for conduct such as that here or in Di Frischia.\" 727 F.2d at 72. Because of this inconsistency with Supreme Court precedent, the panel held that Di Frischia \"can no longer be regarded as the law of this circuit.\" 727 F.2d at 72. One post-Rubin opinion of this court parenthetically mentions the holding in Di Frischia in a footnote, but the Di Frischia holding was not characterized by the court as being germane to any issue it was called upon to decide. Knop v. McMahan, 872 F.2d 1132, 1139 n. 16 (3d Cir.1989).\nOne might well think that our strong disavowal of the Di Frischia holding in Rubin had put the matter to rest, at least as a live legal issue in this circuit. Mennen argues, however, that Rubin's report of Di Frischia's demise was exaggerated. The Rubin panel, so Mennen urges, was without power to overturn Di Frischia because Rule 9.1 of this court's Internal Operating Procedures (IOP) provides that only an in banc decision can overturn a prior panel's opinion.\nTo be sure, IOP 9.1 prohibits a panel of this court from overruling a holding of a prior panel expressed in a published opinion. However, this rule gives way when the prior panel's holding is in conflict with Supreme Court precedent. See Jaguar Cars, Inc. v. Royal Oaks Motor Car Co., 46 F.3d 258, 266 n. 6 (3d Cir.1995). Judge Garth, in his Rubin concurrence, wrote separately for the very purpose of emphasizing this point. See Rubin, 727 F.2d at 74 (Garth, J., concurring)(\"Because the rule in Di Frischia is obviously in conflict with Supreme Court precedent, I agree that it should be overruled, and that our action in rejecting Di Frischia may be accomplished without the necessity of an in banc hearing.\").\nMennen, however, struggles to save its argument by asserting that the exception to this court's bar against intra-circuit conflicts applies only when an intervening Supreme Court opinion calls for rejection of a prior panel's holding. Mennen reasons that because Supreme Court cases preceding Di Frischia consistently held that federal jurisdiction could not be bestowed by consent or estoppel--and Owen Equipment is consistent with Supreme Court decisions predating Di Frischia--our Di Frischia opinion must be regarded as governing circuit law until the full court overturns it. Neither logic nor our case law supports this position.\nSupreme Court cases long predating Di Frischia certainly made its holding at least doubtful from the outset. See American Fire & Casualty Co. v. Finn, 341 U.S. 6, 17-18, 71 S.Ct. 534, 95 L.Ed. 702 (1951); Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake Michigan Ry. v. Swan, 111 U.S. 379, 4 S.Ct. 510, 28 L.Ed. 462 (1884). The Rubin court acknowledged as much in its decision. 727 F.2d at 72 n. 1. However, this acknowledgment made Di Frischia a stronger candidate for overturning without the need for rehearing by the full court, not a weaker one. We reject the proposition that a panel opinion which lacks harmony not only with subsequent Supreme Court authority but also with antecedent Supreme Court authority has a greater claim to permanence as circuit precedent than a panel decision undercut by subsequent Supreme Court authority but apparently not in tension with Supreme Court authority when announced.\nIt need hardly be added that our decisions interpreting the relevant IOP rule neither state nor imply the limiting principle for which Mennen contends. The very case that Mennen cites as supportive of its rather implausible reading of the rule--Goodman v. Lukens Steel Co., 777 F.2d 113, 120 (3d Cir.1985)--approvingly quotes Judge Garth's concurrence in Rubin, which itself noted the tension between the Di Frischia holding and Supreme Court authority of both early and late vintage. See 727 F.2d at 74 (Garth, J., concurring). The fact that most cases in which we have applied the exception speak in terms of intervening decisions merely shows (what should be unsurprising) that it is the rare circuit court decision that is inconsistent with the weight of antecedent Supreme Court precedent.\nWith all charity, it should be observed that although the principle that jurisdiction cannot be waived or established by consent had been firmly established before Di Frischia was decided, the Supreme Court had yet to render a decision in a case presenting the rather extreme circumstances that this court confronted in Di Frischia. Hence reasonable minds could have concluded (and did conclude) that a party who had willfully concealed the absence of jurisdiction early in litigation would not be heard to assert the jurisdictional defect later in the proceedings. The advent of the Supreme Court's decision in Owen Equipment--which reversed the only circuit court opinion that embraced and applied the Di Frischia rule--certainly removed any lingering doubt on that score. Consequently, the Rubin panel's disavowal of Di Frischia can hardly be deemed to be outside of the panel's authority. Rather, the panel in Rubin did this court yeomanly service by laying to rest a rule that had already long been moribund. We will not undertake to revive it now.",
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        "raw_content": "209 F. 2d 645 - National Labor Relations Board v. Sharples Chemicals\n209 F2d 645 National Labor Relations Board v. Sharples Chemicals\nNATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD,\nSHARPLES CHEMICALS, Inc.\nFannie M. Boyls, Washington, D.C., George J. Bott, David P. Findling, A. Normal Somers, Franklin C. Milliken, Washington, D.C., on brief, for petitioner.\nFrank E. Cooper, Detroit, Mich., Beaumont, Smith & Harris, Detroit, Mich., on brief, for respondent.\nBefore SIMONS, Chief Judge, and McALLISTER and MILLER, Circuit Judges.\nMILLER, Circuit Judge.\nThe National Labor Relations Board seeks enforcement of its order issued July 8, 1952 against the respondent, Sharples Chemicals, Incorporated, pursuant to Sec. 10(e) of the Labor Relations Act, Secs. 141-168, Title 29 U.S.C.A.\nThe respondent, a Delaware corporation, manufactures various chemical products at its plant in Riverview, Michigan. It is conceded that it is engaged in commerce within the meaning of the Act. The charge upon which the complaint was issued was filed October 18, 1950 by United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers of America, CIO, a labor organization within the meaning of Sec. 2(5) of the Act.\nThe complaint alleges that the respondent continuously since 1941 has dominated and interfered with the administration of a labor organization and has contributed financial and other support to said organization, thus engaging in unfair labor practices within the meaning of Sec. 8(a)(2) of the Act, and has interfered with its employees' right of self-organization and collective bargaining through representatives of their own choosing, thus engaging in unfair labor practices within the meaning of Sec. 8(a)(1) of the Act. The respondent by its answer denied the commission of any unfair labor practices, and also put in issue the question of the charging union's compliance with Sec. 9(f) of the Act.\nThe Board's findings of fact can be summarized as follows: No outside labor organization has ever represented the respondent's employees. Instead there have been in existence several organizations, one known as the Employee Representative Group, hereinafter referred to as the Group, and five others, known as the Election Committee, the Grievance Committee, the Job Evaluation Committee, the Clothing Committee, and the Benefit Fund Committee, which functioned in the ways hereinafter described and which are the labor organizations referred to in the complaint whose administration has been dominated and interfered with by respondent.\nPrior to 1942, respondent's plant manager customarily met with employees individually or in small groups to discuss matters affecting their working conditions. The rapid expansion of respondent's business resulting from World War 2 made it difficult to follow this custom, and, about the early part of 1942, the Employee Representative Group Plan was put into effect, by which representatives selected by employees would regularly meet with the Management. One object of the group meetings was to serve as 'a two-way street for communication between Management and the people in the plant.' The plant manager presided and the personnel manager acted as secretary. Foremen and other supervisory employees were excluded. The Group was made up of one representative for every fifteen employees in a designated unit, elected by the employees in their respective units for a term of one year. This totaled 34 representatives in the group. A wide variety of subjects were discussed at the meetings which were held usually once a month at the plant. The subjects included wages, vacation pay, work schedules, overtime, pension plans and hospitalization insurance. The plant manager or the personnel manager either disposed of these matters at the meeting at which they were raised or took them under advisement and announced their decision at a later meeting.\nThe Election Committee consisted of five members of the Group, appointed by the plant manager as Group chairman with the approval of the Group Representatives. The Committee conducted the elections of employee representatives of the Group and members of the standing committees. The elections were conducted on company premises with the respondent supplying the Committee with the necessary ballots, ballot boxes, and eligibility lists of candidates. The Committee has not conducted any elections since April 1950.\nThe Grievance Committee was composed of three employee members, each representing a different department. An employee was required to have at least three years' service to be eligible. In the 1950 election the procedure was for the employees in the department involved to elect their own committeemen. The Committee took up complaint or disagreements affecting the relations of the Company with its employees where the aggrieved employee was unable to settle his grievance with his foreman. After investigating the grievance, the Committee might attempt to adjust it with the personnel manager and if unsuccessful proceed with it to higher levels of management. Since April 1950 the Committee made recommendations to the personnel manager in three separate complaints, all three of which the personnel manager accepted.\nThe Job Evaluation Committee evaluated new jobs and revised old evaluations that were questioned by hourly-rated employees or management. It consisted of four employees, elected by the employees of different departments, and four representatives of Management. It was necessary for the employee to have at least six months of service with the Company in order to be eligible. Each member evaluated the job by assigning point values to five specified factors with the final determination being made by averaging the recommendations of all the members. Its decisions were final.\nThe Clothing Committee passed upon requests of hourly-rated, as well as of salaried and supervisory, employees for protective clothing. It consisted of four employee members elected by their respective departments for one year terms. An employee must have been in the respondent's employ for at least six months in order to be eligible. The respondent complied with the Committee's decision.\nThe Benefit Fund Committee administered the benefit fund which was established to furnish financial assistance to needy employees. It was composed of five members elected by employee representatives for one year terms. Membership was limited to employees with six months' service with the respondent. Membership in the fund was open to all employees upon application and payment of a fifty cent membership fee. The fund was maintained principally by the respondent's monthly contributions of $160 and by earnings from vending machines in the plant, averaging between $140 and $150 per month. Benefits were paid by check issued by the respondent's office supervisor upon written request of the Committee after the latter's approval of an application for benefits.\nIn all the organizations above referred to the representatives or committee members were paid for their time spent at the meetings, even when the meetings were held outside their regular hours, and membership in the group or of any committee depended upon the employee's continued employment by the Company.\nThe Board ruled that the effect of the Group and the Committees was that of a single employee representation plan whereby employees through their representatives were afforded a means of securing from the respondent satisfaction of their grievances and improvement of their working conditions, and as such the Group and the Committees were the type of labor organizations contemplated by the Act, and that the respondent had dominated and interfered with the administration of the Group and the Committees, and had interfered with the exercise by its employees of the right of collective bargaining, in violation of Secs. 8(a)(2) and 8(a)(1) of the Act. By its order of July 8, 1952, it directed that the respondent cease and desist from such domination or interference, and from recognizing or dealing with the Group and the Committees, or any successors thereto, as the representative of any of its employees in its labor relations problems; that it completely disestablish said organizations as the representatives of any of its employees for the purpose of dealing with the respondent concerning conditions of employment; and that it post appropriate notices to that effect.\nThe respondent contends that the Board improperly received and considered incompetent evidence, that its findings are not supported by substantial evidence, that in making its findings it failed to comply with the provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act, 5 U.S.C.A. \u00a7 1001 et seq., that the Group and the Committees were not labor organizations within the meaning of the National Labor Relations Act, and that, in any event, there was no domination or interference by the respondent with the administration of said organizations or with the right of the employees to bargain collectively through representatives of their own choosing.\nA preliminary matter for decision is the issue, raised by the respondent's answer to the complaint, whether the charging Union was in compliance with the filing requirements of Sec. 9(f) of the Act, which provides that no complaint shall be issued pursuant to a charge made by a labor organization unless such organization shall have filed with the Secretary of Labor a report giving certain information about the organization, including a financial statement. Respondent contends that the Board should be required to meet this issue and make a showing on the record as to whether or not the charing Union was in compliance before proceeding with the case. The trial examiner overruled the objection. The Board approved this ruling on the ground that the fact of compliance by a labor organization was a matter for administrative determination, was not litigable by the parties, and that 'the Board is administratively satisfied that both the charging Union and its parent organization have been in compliance at all times material herein.' Respondent urges upon us as a ground for denying enforcement the refusal of the Board to consider this issue at the time of the hearing, and its failure to make a showing on the record that the charging Union was in compliance.\nSections 9(f) and (g) of the Act deal with the filing of reports with the Secretary of Labor, while Sec. 9(h) of the Act provides that no complaint shall be issued pursuant to a charge made by a labor organization unless there is on file with the Board non-Communist affidavits by the officers of the labor organization. Petitioner points out that technically respondent's answer raises an issue only with respect to Sec. 9(f) of the Act, and that the question of the filing of non-Communist affidavits is not involved. However, in respondent's exceptions to the trial examiner's intermediate report it took exception to the failure of the report to make findings on certain issues and submitted proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law for consideration by the Board, in both of which it raised the question of compliance with the requirements of Secs. 9(f), 9(g) and 9(h) of the Act. Questions of compliance, whether under Sec. 9(f) or 9(h) of the Act, present similar legal issues and we will treat compliance under both sections as having been raised in this proceeding.\nIn some of the cases heretofore considered by the various Courts of Appeals it was contended that compliance with these sections of the Act was jurisdictional and that the complaint should be dismissed if it did not allege the fact of compliance as a necessary jurisdictional allegation. Despite some possible earlier doubt about this issue, we are of the opinion that it is now well settled that compliance under the statutory provisions is not jurisdictional, and that it is not necessary that the complaint contain allegations of compliance. N.L.R.B. v. Wiltse, 6 Cir., 188 F.2d 917, certiorari denied 342 U.S. 859, 72 S.Ct. 87, 96 L.Ed. 647; N.L.R.B. v. Vulcan Forging Co., 6 Cir., 188 F.2d 927, 929; N.L.R.B. v. I.F. Sales Co., 6 Cir., 188 F.2d 931; N.L.R.B. v. Michalik, 6 Cir., 201 F.2d 48; N.L.R.B. v. Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Co., 4 Cir., 180 F.2d 840, 844-845; N.L.R.B. v. Red Rock Co., 5 Cir., 187 F.2d 76, 77-78, certiorari denied 341 U.S. 950, 71 S.Ct. 1017, 95 L.Ed. 1373; Law & Son v. N.L.R.B., 10 Cir., 192 F.2d 236, 239. This, of course, does not mean that compliance is not necessary in order for the Board to proceed. Compliance is necessary and failure to comply is a statutory bar to the proceedings. N.L.R.B. v. Highland Park Mfg. Co., 341 U.S. 322, 71 S.Ct. 758, 95 L.Ed. 969. But similar to cases involving the Statute of Frauds or the Statute of Limitations such a statutory bar is a matter of defense, not a question of jurisdiction. See N.L.R.B. v. Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Co., supra, 180 F.2d at page 845.\nRespondent contends that although compliance is not jurisdictional, yet, since failure to comply is a bar to the proceedings, L.L.R.B. v. Highland Park Mfg. Co., supra, 341 U.S. 322, 71 S.Ct. 758, when the respondent raised the issue of compliance before the Board it was necessary that the Board make a showing of compliance on the record before it was authorized to proceed with the hearing. Our previous rulings have not considered this precise question. In both N.L.R.B. v. Wiltse, supra, and N.L.R.B. v. Vulcan Forging Co., supra, from this Court, the question of compliance was not raised before the Board. In N.L.R.B. v. I.F. Sales Co., supra, and N.L.R.B. v. Michalik, supra, also from this Court, we followed our earlier rulings without discussion of the question of where or how the issue of compliance had been raised. The question was referred to but not answered by the Supreme Court in N.L.R.B. v. Highland Park Mfg. Co., supra, 341 U.S.at page 325, 71 S.Ct. 758.\nOne answer to this contention is that the record contains a showing of compliance. The charge carries the notation: 'Compliance Status Checked by: D. H.' The Board stated in its decision and order that it was 'administratively satisfied that both the charging Union and its parent organization have been in compliance at all times material herein.' However, we construe respondent's contention as meaning that such a general finding is merely a conclusion and that no evidence was introduced at the hearing before the Board on which such a conclusion could be based.\nSections 9(f)(g) and (h) of the Act contain no provision about how or by whom the question of compliance is to be determined. The Board has set up administrative procedure to satisfy itself that a charging union has complied. See N.L.R.B. v. Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Co., supra, 180 F.2d 840, 844, Note 1. However, it has been recently held that where the required documents have been executed and properly filed by the union officers, the Board has no authority under the Act to deprive the union of its compliance status. Farmer, Chairman v. United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America, D.C. Cir. 1953, 211 F.2d 36. If we adopted this construction of the Act it would dispose of this phase of the case. But in view of the apparent recognition, both by the Courts and by Congress, of the existence of and authority for such administrative procedure; N.L.R.B. v. Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Co., supra; N.L.R.B. v. Red Rock Co., supra; Law v. N.L.R.B., supra; See also N.L.R.B. v. Highland Park Mfg. Co., supra, 341 U.S.at page 325, 71 S.Ct. 758; we prefer to base our ruling on the broader ground of recognizing the authority of such administrative procedure on the part of the Board and determining whether its administrative finding of compliance can be litigated before the Board in an unfair labor practice proceeding under Sec. 10(b) of the Act, Sec. 160(b), Title 29 U.S.C.A.\nThere is nothing in the Act requiring the Board to hold a judicial hearing on the question of compliance. Rather, the effect of the Act is to make its provisions effective and available to a union upon the occurrence of a certain event and it becomes the duty of the Board to determine whether that event has occurred. Congress may delegate the power to find or determine some fact or situation on which the operation of a law is conditioned. Varney v. Warehime, 6 Cir., 147 F.2d 238, 244; Miller v. Mayor, etc., of City of New York, 109 U.S. 385, 393-394, 3 S.Ct. 228, 27 L.Ed. 971; See St. Louis Merchants' Bridge T. Ry. Co. v. United States, 8 Cir., 188 F. 191, 195. Any action taken by the Board in this respect is in the nature of an investigation, rather than a hearing and can be conducted on an ex parte basis. Bowles v. Baer, 7 Cir., 142 F.2d 787; Jordan v. American Eagle Fire Ins. Co., 83 U.S.App.D.C. 192, 169 F.2d 281, 285-287; Woolley v. United States, 9 Cir., 97 F.2d 258, 262. Such an administrative determination does not go to the merits of the controversy and can be properly done on a union-to-union basis in a proceeding which is entirely separate and independent from any particular unfair labor practice proceeding, as has been the practice of the Board. The factual determination of this question will thus be applicable to all unfair labor practice proceedings in which a particular union is involved with different respondents.\nIn N.L.R.B. v. Wiltse, supra, we discussed some of the legislative history of the Act which showed the intent of Congress to prevent litigation of compliance questions in the Board hearings. As pointed out in that opinion, the Report of the Joint Committee on Labor-Management Relations created by the Labor-Management Relations Act contained this statement with reference to the filing of the required non-Communist affidavits: 'If the parties to Board hearings are permitted to question the veracity of the affidavit, or the fact as to it having been filed, records will be hopelessly overburdened with such proof. Board hearings must be confined to evidence going into merits of the case at hand if the Board is to carry out its real function of deciding unfair labor practice cases and determining bargaining representatives.' With respect to the verity of the non-Communist affidavits, Sec. 9(h) of the Act provides that the provisions of Sec. 1001, Title 18 U.S. Code, shall be applicable to such affidavits. This section provides criminal penalties for wilfully making a false or fraudulent affidavit. The Department of Justice has proceeded to enforce this provision of the Act. See United States v. Valenti, D.C.N.J., 106 F.Supp. 121. In our opinion, Congress considered this more suitable for an efficient administration of the Act than would be the case if the verity of the affidavits could be questioned or litigated before the Board. The type of problem involved and the history of the statute do not indicate any intention on the part of Congress to permit the respondent in an unfair labor practice proceeding to raise and litigate in that proceeding the question of compliance on the part of the charging union. See N.L.R.B. v. Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Co., supra; and N.L.R.B. v. Red Rock, supra, in both of which cases the respondent raised the question of compliance by a pleading before the Board. If the practical operation of the statute and the enforcement of it, as so construed, does not prove practical or successful, Congress is free to change it at any time. Switchmen's Union v. National Mediation Board, 320 U.S. 297, 301, 64 S.Ct. 95, 88 L.Ed. 61. Such legislation does not create vested rights. N.L.R.B. v. Edward G. Budd Mfg. Co., 6 Cir., 169 F.2d 571, 577.\nWith respect to the merits of the controversy, we are of the opinion that the case is controlled by our earlier ruling in N.L.R.B. v. General Shoe Corp., 6 Cir., 192 F.2d 504, certiorari denied 343 U.S. 904, 72 S.Ct. 635, 96 L.Ed. 1323, where the question is discussed. The effect of the various committees was that of a single employee representation plan dealing with all matters normally the subject of collective bargaining, and afforded the employees a means of securing from the respondent satisfaction of their grievances and improvement of their working conditions. The Group and the Committees thus constituted a 'labor organization' within the purview of Sec. 2(5) of the Act, Sec. 152(5), Title 29 U.S.C.A. The claimed factual differences between the two cases, relied upon by respondent, are not sufficient to differentiate the underlying principle.\nThe Board's finding of company domination and interference is amply supported by substantial evidence on the record considered as a whole. In addition to employer participation and the power to remove an employee representative by transferring him to another department, the participating employees were paid by the respondent for their time so spent, whether during or after working hours, and financial and other support was contributed by the respondent. N.L.R.B. v. American Rolling Mill Co., 6 Cir., 126 F.2d 38; American Enka Corp. v. N.L.R.B., 4 Cir., 119 F.2d 60, 62.\nWe find no merit in respondent's objection to that portion of the order which required it to withdraw all recognition from the Group and the Committees as the representatives of any of its employees for the purpose of dealing with the respondent about grievances or conditions of employment and to completely disestablish said organizations as such representatives. The disestablishment of a company dominated employee organization may be necessary to completely dissipate the former relationship. The test of whether an employee organization is employer controlled is not an objective one but rather subjective from the standpoint of the employees. The complete disestablishment of the organizations was within the discretionary power of the Board. N.L.R.B. v. Newport News, etc., Co., 308 U.S. 241, 250-251, 60 S.Ct. 203, 84 L.Ed 219; N.L.R.B. v. Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., 319 U.S. 50, 60, 63 S.Ct. 905, 87 L.Ed. 1250; N.L.R.B. v. Tappan Stove Co., 6 Cir., 174 F.2d 1007, 1013-1014.\nRespondent contends that the Board failed to comply with the provisions of Sec. 8(b) of the Administrative Procedure Act, which requires the agency to show its ruling on each proposed finding and to include in the record a statement of the reasons and basis for its decision on all material issues presented. Section 1007(b), Title 5 U.S.C.A. The respondent offered 53 proposed findings, of which the Board accepted 20. It rejected the remaining proposed findings 'because they are, in whole or in part, contrary to the facts or the law or because they are immaterial.' Such a statement indicated the Board's ruling with respect to its adoption or rejection of all 53 of the proposed findings, and we see no objection to including all 53 rulings in one sentence instead of 53 separate sentences. Respondent contends, however, that such a statement is too general with respect to the reason for each ruling, and that this Court is not able to tell in this procedure whether a certain proposed finding was rejected because it was immaterial or not established by the evidence. It strongly contends that the Board was not justified in ruling that many of the findings were immaterial. Whether the proposed finding is immaterial or not goes to the merits of the ruling. Whether right or wrong in the ruling, the Board gave its reason as required by the Act. Findings on immaterial issues are not required. Cf. N.L.R.B. v. Newport News etc. Co., supra, 308 U.S.at page 247, 60 S.Ct. 203. The Board was not limited to relying upon one reason. The Board takes its chances on having a ruling reversed because it has failed to explain its reason sufficiently, or the reason may be so general and all embracing as to justify the Court in reversing the ruling for lack of a specific reason, but in the present case, considering the findings eventually made by the Board, the issues involved, and the detailed nature of the proposed findings which were rejected by the Board, we are of the view that the Board indicated to us its reason for each ruling with enough particularity to enable us to satisfactorily review it. N.L.R.B. v. State Center Warehouse & C.S. Co., 9 Cir., 193 F.2d 156, 158; Chicago & E.I.R. Co. v. United States, D.C., 107 F.Supp. 118, 125, affirmed 344 U.S. 917, 73 S.Ct. 346, 97 L.Ed. 707; Capital Transit Co. v. United States, D.C., 97 F.Supp. 614; Cf. N.L.R.B. v. Texas Mining & Smelting Co., 5 Cir., 117 F.2d 86, 87.\nSection 10(b) of the Act, Sec. 160(b), Title 29 U.S.C.A. provides that no complaint shall issue based upon any unfair labor practice occurring more than six months prior to the filing of the charge with the Board, and that any proceeding shall so far as practicable be conducted in accordance with the rules of evidence applicable in the district courts of the United States. The charge was filed October 18, 1950. The Board and the respondent agree that the proceedings were accordingly limited to unfair labor practices occurring on and after April 20, 1950. Respondent contends that much evidence was received by the Board with respect to events prior to that time indicating the organization and functioning of the Group and the Committees prior to April 20, 1950, without independent evidence that the Group and the Committees were so organized and were so functioning after that date. The trial examiner in receiving such evidence ruled that it would be received and considered only as background, which ruling the Board sustained. The ruling is approved. N.L.R.B. v. General Shoe Corp., supra, 192 F.2d at page 507. The original inception of the different organizations, together with the testimony that they were still functioning, without much attempt on the part of respondent to show any basic change, had a material bearing upon the question of how they were functioning on and after April 20, 1950.\nAt the request of counsel for the Board, the respondent made available to the Board office files of various executive employees, and copies of various records and documents. Many of these were received in evidence over objections of respondent, who contends they were not identified by anyone who compiled them, constituted hearsay testimony, did not correctly reflect the true facts about the Group and the Committees, and, in any event, referred to conditions prior to 1950.\nInsofar as the 'Minutes' of the meetings of the Employee Representative Group are concerned, we think they were sufficiently identified as 'Minutes' of the meetings by the testimony of the Manager of Personnel Relations, who testified that he was present at the meetings and that they were written as minutes during the progress of the meeting and thereafter posted on the 13 bulletin boards throughout the plant. The Board was justified in rejecting respondent's contention that they were merely interoffice communications instead of 'Minutes' and receiving them in evidence as records made in the regular course of business under Sec. 1732, Title 28 U.S. Code. Landay v. United States, 6 Cir., 108 F.2d 698, 704-705; Waters v. Kings County Trust Co., 2 Cir., 144 F.2d 680, 682-683, certiorari denied 323 U.S. 769, 65 S.Ct. 121, 89 L.Ed. 615, rehearing denied 323 U.S. 817, 65 S.Ct. 276, 89 L.Ed. 649.\nWe agree with respondent's contention that much of the remaining documentary evidence, such as copies of purported 'constitutions' or 'by-laws' of various committees were not admissible in accordance with the rules of evidence applicable in the District Courts. Sec. 160(b), Title 29 U.S.C.A. The existence of a document or its presence in the files of a corporation does not, without more, render it admissible. United States v. Smart, 5 Cir., 87 F.2d 1, 2. Sec. 1732, Title 28 U.S. Code, has greatly liberalized the strictness of the early shop book rule, but it was not intended by that legislation to open wide the door to any documents found among the papers and files of a corporation. The basis of the liberalized rule was probability of trustworthiness of records because they were routine reflections of the operations of the business. The character of the records was the earmark of their reliability. Palmer v. Hoffman, 318 U.S. 109, 113-115, 63 S.Ct. 477, 87 L.Ed. 645. To be admissible under the statute certain qualifications must be met, such as being identified as corporate records and the manner in which they were prepared. United States v. Smart, supra; John Irving Shoe Co. v. Dugan, 1 Cir., 93 F.2d 711, 713. In the present case these qualifications were not met. Petitioner relied almost entirely upon the fact that the documents in question were produced by the respondent in response to a subpoena duces tecum, without satisfactory proof of who drafted them or of their authenticity. The Labor Management Relations Act of 1947 and the Administrative Procedure Act did not make such hearsay evidence admissible. Pittsburgh S. S. Co. v. N.L.R.B., 6 Cir., 180 F.2d 731, 733. But most of it was background evidence pertaining to the creation and functioning of the Group and Committees when they were originally set up, the general nature of which was also given to the Board by the testimony of management officials who participated in it and employees who served as members of the various organizations. Under such circumstances, we do not consider it prejudicial error. Magnolia Petroleum Co. v. N.L.R.B., 5 Cir., 200 F.2d 148, 150; Cf. Willapoint Oysters v. Ewing, 9 Cir., 174 F.2d 676, 690-691. 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        "raw_content": "238 F. 2d 307 - Jesonis v. Oliver J Olson and Co\n238 F2d 307 Jesonis v. Oliver J Olson and Co\nBernard G. JESONIS, Appellant,\nOLIVER J. OLSON AND CO., Appellee.\nHerbert Resner, Los Angeles, Cal., for appellant.\nBrobeck, Phleger & Harrison, J. Stewart Harrison, Alan B. Aldwell, San Francisco, Cal., for appellee.\nBefore HEALY, FEE and CHAMBERS, Circuit Judges.\nPlaintiff in this cause is a seaman of the American Merchant Marine. He claimed to have been injured aboard the steam schooner Mary Olson, while she was at a dock at Longview, Washington, loading lumber into her number 4 hold on June 24, 1953. The action was brought under the Jones Act1 and was tried before a jury, which returned a verdict for defendant.\nPlaintiff claimed he was descending the steel ladder at the forward end of number 4 hatch when he fell into the lower hold. He contended his fall was caused by the fact that several rungs of the ladder which he was descending were bent out of shape and were covered with grease and oil. The demand for damages was on account of loss of wages, permanent partial disability and pain and suffering.\nThe chief complaint of plaintiff is that the court withdrew the second cause of action containing charges of unseaworthiness from the jury and decided these issues adversely to him.2\nThe fundamental error in this contention is that plaintiff postulates that he was entitled to a jury trial upon the issue of unseaworthiness. Traditionally, a complaint on account of injuries caused by unseaworthiness in addressed to the court sitting in admiralty. This was the position taken by the trial court as to this issue, which was acquiesced in by counsel for plaintiff, as we shall see hereafter. If this charge had been initiated alone and not in conjunction with other charges, it would properly have been triable on the admiralty side and plaintiff would not have been entitled to a jury trial thereon. In this case, there was no diversity of citizenship, so this count relating to unseaworthiness was not within the jurisdiction of the court unless it were sitting in admiralty. The only possible shade which the objection of plaintiff casts is that the trial court took the case under submission as to the issue of unseaworthiness upon the record which was made before a jury as to all the charges. There is no substance to this complaint, but, if there were, plaintiff cannot presently take advantage of such an error to which he consented.\nThe answer to this contention lies in the action of counsel for plaintiff in submitting the second and third counts to the court without the intervention of the jury. The court received this submission and, with the consent of counsel, decided the admiralty phase of the matter after the jury had returned. At the outset of the trial, the court had announced that any evidence which plaintiff wished to introduce bearing only on the second and third causes of action was reserved for the consideration of the court without the jury. Counsel for plaintiff acquiesced in this determination. After the jury had retired for deliberation on the first count, the court called attention to this previous reservation of the evidence upon these two causes of action. Counsel for plaintiff then conceded that no facts had been proved sufficient to sustain the third cause of action. As to the second cause of action, counsel for plaintiff said:\n'On the unseaworthiness count, I submit the case to the court on the record as made in court.'\nAs soon as the jury returned a verdict adverse to plaintiff on the first count, the court announced a finding unfavorable to plaintiff on the second count and subsequently entered findings of fact and conclusions of law adverse to plaintiff. Admiralty Rule 46 1/2, 28 U.S.C.A.\nThe right of jury trial, wherever guaranteed by the Federal Constitution or given by Act of Congress, is one which should not be taken from a litigant simply for some formal error or neglect. But it has always been held that such a right can be waived in a civil case. Here counsel expressly consented to the submission of the second cause based upon unseaworthiness to the court sitting in admiralty.3\nUpon a careful review of the record, we do not find that the jury verdict on the first count or the findings of the court on the second count was against the weight of the evidence.\nPlaintiff complains that, as to the instructions submitting the cause to the jury on the first count, errors were made in the instructions given and refused. The court instructed that plaintiff, 'in the absence of negligence on the part of the employer, assumed the ordinary risks of his employment as seaman.' This instruction, standing alone, is technically inexact, but, in the context in which it stands in a case confined to the Jones Act, it was not harmful. The court in this connection gave an instruction requested by plaintiff striking out a portion to the effect that the Jones Act 'abolished various common law defenses formerly available to an employer in a case such as this. Thus (the plaintiff) does not assume any of the risks or hazards of his employment.' This theoretical discussion is misleading and was properly stricken. The charge in whole as given by the court was correct in these particulars and adequately propounded the law to the jury.\nThe instruction that the employer was not liable for an 'unavoidable accident' was correct. The employer is not an insurer. The supposed formula instructions are not abstract statements, but were clearly relevant to the situation. The court carefully covered the questions of negligence and contributory negligence and was not bound to give the instructions requested in the language in which plaintiff drew them.\n1 Act of June 5, 1920, c. 250, \u00a7 33, 41 Stat. 1007, 46 U.S.C.A. \u00a7 688.\n2 Defendant filed a motion to dismiss the second and third causes of action, or, in the alternate, 'to transfer the entire complaint to the admiralty docket where jurisdiction properly lies under the General Maritime law and the Jones Act.' The trial court, within its discretion, ruled at the start of the trial that the civil action under the Jones Act and the admiralty suits concerning particularly 'seaworthiness' would be tried to the jury and to the court, respectively, at the same time and upon the same evidence, reserving the taking of evidence relevant only to the admiralty matters until after the jury had retired. Jordine v. Walling, 3 Cir., 185 F.2d 662, 671. Plaintiff took no exception to this ruling.\n3 We therefore do not reach the question whether plaintiff could pursue the unseaworthiness claim as a 'civil action * * * under the Constitution, laws * * * of the United States,' 28 U.S.C.A. \u00a7 1331, requiring a jury, if demanded, but not diversity of citizenship. Cf. Modin v. Matson Navigation Co., 9 Cir., 128 F.2d 194, 196; Doucette v. Vincent, 1 Cir., 194 F.2d 834, 843; Jansson v. Swedish American Line, 1 Cir., 185 F.2d 212, 217-218, 30 A.L.R.2d 1385; Jordine v. Walling, 3 Cir., 185 F.2d 662, 667-668, 671.",
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Bush wants to boost Republican chances of holding on to the White House and keeping Democratic gains in Congress to a minimum in the November elections, he might consider taking an attack on Iran before the end of his administration \"off the table.\"\nOf course, that\u2019s probably the last thing Bush \u0096 and his particularly belligerent vice president, Dick Cheney \u0096 will do.\nBut there\u2019s a little doubt that forswearing military action against Tehran should ease the upward pressure on world oil prices \u0096 which hit a historic high Monday of more than $143 per barrel before falling back to $140 \u0096 and thus offer at least some reprieve to the U.S. consumer at a time when record gasoline prices appear to be driving widespread popular dismay with the state of the U.S. economy.\n\"[I]f this administration truly wanted to spare Americans further pain at the pump, there is one thing it could do that would have an immediate effect,\" wrote Michael Klare, author of a new book, Rising Power, Shrinking Planet: The New Geopolitics of Energy, in this week\u2019s Nation magazine. \"[D]eclare that military force is not an acceptable option in the struggle with Iran.\"\nWhile oil analysts say that prospects of a continuing decline in the dollar no doubt played an important role in Monday\u2019s price jump, they also pointed to this weekend\u2019s pointed reaction by the commander of Iran\u2019s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Gen. Mohammed Ali Jafari, to recent U.S. and Israeli threats to attack Tehran\u2019s nuclear facilities, as well as his assessment that those threats should be taken seriously, as a major factor.\nIn addition to retaliating against any regional powers, presumably including Israel, which take part in such an attack, Jafari warned that Tehran would \"definitely act to impose control on the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz,\" after which, he added, \"the oil price will rise very considerably, and this is among the factors deterring the enemies.\"\nIndeed, even without an attack, continuing tension involving Iran\u2019s nuclear program will almost certainly contribute to a continued rise in oil prices to as high as $170 a barrel in the coming weeks and months, OPEC\u2019s president, Chakib Khelil, said during a conference in Madrid.\nWorld oil prices have risen by nearly 50 percent since the beginning of 2008 and nearly doubled over the past year. Analysts have argued over how much of that increase is due to structural factors in the world economy \u0096 such as growing demand in middle-income countries and the depreciating dollar that would tend to make the price increase permanent \u0096 and how much is related to worries about possible supply disruptions arising from the kind of conflict that has plagued the Niger Delta region in Nigeria, terrorist attacks by al-Qaeda in the Gulf, economic or other sanctions against key oil producers, or war.\nThe latter risk factors, according to some analysts, could account for as much as $50 of the total current price, although most believe that the figure is about half that.\nHow much is due to the uncertainty about Iran is also a matter of considerable debate. Many point to the unprecedented $11 one-day spike in oil prices \u0096 from $128 to $139 a barrel \u0096 that took place June 6 after Israel\u2019s Deputy Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz warned that an Israeli attack on Tehran\u2019s nuclear facilities was \"unavoidable\" if international pressure did not succeed in persuading it to freeze its uranium enrichment program.\nWhile that incident offered the most spectacular suggestion of a relationship between threats against Iran and the price of oil, most analysts believe the effect is somewhat more modest, albeit still quite real.\n\"I don\u2019t think it would be unreasonable to say it could be a few dollars [out of the current $140 a barrel],\" Paul Saunders, an energy expert who directs the Nixon Center, told IPS.\nAnd in congressional testimony just last week, Daniel Yergin, a longtime analyst and historian of the oil industry, observed, \"You see the Iranians make a \u0085 bellicose statement, and you see the price of oil go up five or seven dollars.\"\nThat is not a new pattern, according to Klare, who said the possibility of a $100-a-barrel price first loomed nearly two years ago amid speculation during the July-August war between Israel and Hezbollah that the conflict could spread to Iran. At that time, the price hovered around $75 a barrel before falling back to just over $50 a barrel in early 2007, its lowest point in the last 18 months.\nEven though the price retreated after Mofaz\u2019s remarks, events of the past 10 days have helped drive up the price to historic levels. These include the publication of a front-page New York Times article about a massive Israeli air exercise that purportedly simulated an attack on Iran, and a New Yorker article by investigative journalist Seymour Hersh about a $400 million covert action program directed against Tehran; and public warnings by U.S. hawks close to Cheney\u2019s office that either the Israelis or the U.S. would attack Iran between the November elections and the inaugural of a new president in January 2009; as well as Jafari\u2019s weekend remarks.\nKlare believes that the oil markets believe \"there\u2019s at least a 50-percent chance that the U.S. and/or Israel will attack Iran before Bush leaves office and that Iran will retaliate [in ways] \u0085 that would push oil prices to $200 a barrel and above\" which is why speculators are buying oil futures now at $140 and even $150 a barrel.\n\"The run-up in the price today will only encourage more speculators to get into the act, unless the administration makes clear it has no intention of attacking Iran and will force Israel to make a similar declaration, neither of which is likely to occur,\" he told IPS.\nMeanwhile, the voting public is clearly worried about where oil prices are going. Seven out of 10 people told a Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll last week that their families had suffered \"financial hardship\" as a result of the price increases, and more than eight in 10 blamed the administration for \"not [having] done enough\" to ease the impact.\nAccording to a Pew Research Center poll taken earlier in June, three of four voters believe gas prices will be \"very important\" in deciding who to vote for \u0096 a larger percentage than those who cite terrorism or the Iraq war. By margins of nearly 20 percent, those same voters said they had more confidence in Democrats and Sen. Barack Obama than they did in Republicans and Sen. John McCain to deal with the issue.\nThat\u2019s one reason why most analysts rate the chances of an attack by either country before the election as quite low. 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        "raw_content": "Invest in Your Growth: Participate in This Exciting Leadership Development Opportunity\nProgram participants will grow both personally and professionally\nIn an effort to reinforce the value the of professional and personal development, the Ohio Society of Association Executives, the OSAE Foundation and McWherter Coaching Group recently launched \u201cInvesting In You: The 2018 Leadership Coaching Initiative.\u201d This initiative, which is open to all segments of OSAE membership, is an exciting way for your association to help you invest in yourself and your long-term success. This year, the initiative will allow five engaged and committed individuals to participate in a six-month coaching program, with our organization assuming 50 percent of the costs of the investment program!\nWhy should you consider applying? Leadership coaching is for people who are aware of an opportunity, challenge or issue that is presenting itself for them to resolve. Coaching is an action-oriented investment in your own growth. As OSAE Member Wendy McWherter, who is spearheading the initiative noted, clients set the goals and do the work. The application questions will help us discern if the clients are ready for coaching.\n\"Good coaching clients have an emerging vision for a specific goal or results they want to work on during the six months of the coaching engagement,\" McWherter said. \"But, clients - OSAE's members - have to be ready for coaching and the work it will entail.\"\nThe deadline for applying is June 12, 2018.\nOSAE expects to receive many applications for this program. While the chosen candidates will have to pay $500 to invest in their coaching experience, OSAE and the OSAE Foundation are offsetting the cost by 50 percent. The actual cost of the engagement is $1,000, but we want our members to gain the valuable insights this offer will provide, which is why the Foundation, in its effort to \"pay it forward,\" is supporing this initiative.\nOnce all of the applications have been received, the organization's leadership will review them alongside McWherter and determine which candidates seem most qualified for this year's innaugural program. Once these candidates are selected, McWherter will personally contact them to confirm their interest in participating and get them onboarded. At that time, OSAE will also inform any other interested applicants that they were not among those chosen to participate at this time. However, we are very interested in working with anyone who is interested in order to move them into a future coaching opportunity. The leadership sessions will be provided via telephone calls with McWherter in order to make it easy for any OSAE member - no matter their physical location - to participate in the initiative.\nShould OSAE find, as we suspect we will, that the program is highly sought-after and provides a strong value to you, we will examine opportunities to expand it for 2019 and beyond. However, due to budgetary restrictions, we can only support five candidates this year.\nSuccessful candidates in the program will be recognized for their achievement at the Nov. 2 Q4 Luncheon Meeting/Association Leadership Forum.\nWe hope you'll take advantage of this great opportunity. To complete the application for this program, please select this link! We cannot wait to see how excited you are to participate in \"Investing In You: The 2018 Leadership Coaching Initiative.\"",
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        "raw_content": "My name is Caitlin. Nice to meet you.\nI was born in September, grew up in Oregon\u2019s Rogue Valley, and lived in Portland after graduating from college. I read, but not as voraciously as I used to. I dabble in acrylic painting, but not frequently. I write in my head all the time.\nI am a musician emeritus. Our parents sent us to piano lessons when we were young, which I eventually rebelled against and later regretted not practicing enough. They also encouraged me when I decided I wanted to learn the violin, joined orchestra, and later choir. I keep my violin with books of \u00e9tudes and simple tunes in my home, just in case. Not a day goes by without listening to music of some kind.\nI am a tea drinker. Plain green tea is my brew of choice, always unsweetened, though I have grown to appreciate the right amount of good coffee. I cook foremost for function; my husband\u2019s food is more adventurous. Chocolate isn\u2019t safe in our house.\nI am married. My husband and I knew each other for ten years before we married. I emigrated to Louisiana from Oregon when work took him there and we\u2019ve settled in Texas for now. He lived overseas for many years and I for a semester; we both want more expatriate living, especially with our kids.\nI am a mother. I have two sons: the first died at an hour old and rests under a pine tree in Oregon; the second thrives, growing and changing and moving fast. I am pregnant a third son, making himself felt while I try to pick a name. Motherhood uplifts, envelops, and humbles me.\nI am baptized Catholic, confirmed and married in the Church. I say the Guardian Angel prayer for my baby, but I don\u2019t attend Mass every week. Various teachers have shown me the value of returning to one\u2019s breath, mindfulness, and moderation in most things. Humanism makes some sense to me, and parts of the yoga tradition, but the body of knowledge uncovered by exploration and science is my favorite lens on the wonder of Life.\nLastly, I am a mountains and rivers girl. I miss the elevation changes and tumbling waters of my home state as much as I miss the ones I\u2019ve never seen. My body wants to climb, my arms and legs to pull and push me up, and my lungs to fill with forest air. I love the beach where I live, and having a good tan, but my heart still skips for mountains and rivers.\nI carry life\u2019s load, just like you. My voice is no louder than yours. I write some things down and I\u2019ll share a bit with you. Write me back when you can.",
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        "raw_content": "What Is Jazz Ballet?\nBy Cee Donohue ; Updated September 15, 2017\nJazz and ballet are two different styles of dance; ballet is a classical and more formal style, while jazz is more relaxed and informal. However, jazz is influenced by a lot of ballet technique as well as other styles of dance like hip-hop and modern. Combining jazz and ballet can be done in a few different ways, from music to dance style.\nA jazz-ballet, when referring to a performance, is a ballet routine that incorporates jazz moves and is sometimes performed to jazz music or another contemporary style of music. This combination of dance styles has been adopted by dance companies all over the world. Although it strays from the traditional ballet performance, it still requires the same amount of discipline, technique and musicality.\nSome dance schools will offer classes that are a combination of jazz and ballet. This is usually for young children who might not have the discipline for a full ballet class. In order to make it more fun and less formal, the class will also involve basic jazz moves practiced to contemporary music.\nThe same strength, flexibility and control are needed for both jazz and ballet. In classes and performances, the turns, jumps and floor progressions are similar as well as the need for a strong center and good leg extension. Lyrical jazz is the most similar to ballet because of the smooth and controlled movement and expression.\nBallet is often performed to classical music and jazz is performed to a wide range of musical styles, which has a big effect on the dance moves and how they are executed. Classical ballet requires pointed toes, a lifted upper body and very strong lines. Jazz, on the other hand, is sometimes performed with flexed toes, strong hands, and bent knees depending on the choreography.\nPBS Video: A Ballet in Sneakers\nLourdes Crawford: Classes\nCee Donohue started as a comedy writer in 2004. She has written for \"One to One Magazine\" and the \"South Hollywood News.\" Before moving to Los Angeles, Donohue attended the University of the Arts.\nHow Are Jazz & Ballet Similar?\nTraditional Ballet Classroom Dance Exercises\nWhat Kind of Exercise Do Male Ballet Dancers Do?\nHow to Teach a Jazz Dance Class\nFacts About Latin Dancing",
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        "raw_content": "2013 Jazz Festival Artists\nThe Inaugural Year for the Women's Jazz Festival\nThe inaugural year of the festival was highlighted by an array of 26 artists including Grammy winner Terri Lyne Carrington, four-time Grammy nominee Patrice Rushen, Suede and Carmen Lundy. We also screened Girls in the Band, Judy Chaikin\u2019s documentary that award-winning film that amply demonstrates the deep involvement of women in all aspects of American Great musical genre.\nCarrington is a Grammy Award winning artist for her albums Beautiful Life (Best Jazz Vocal Album), Money Jungle: Provocative in Blue (Best Jazz Instrumental Album) and Mosaic Project (Best Jazz Vocal Album).\nCarrington\u2019s production and songwriting collaborations with artists such as Gino Vannelli, Peabo Bryson and Siedah Garrett.\nCarrington has performed on many recordings throughout the \u201880s and \u201890s thru today including Herbie Hancock\u2019s GRAMMY\u00ae Award-winning CD Gershwin\u2019s World, where she played alongside Joni Mitchell and Stevie Wonder. She was the 2016 Artist in Residence for the Monterey Jazz Festival, previously awarded to Wynton Marsalis.\nRushen is a multi-Grammy nominated artist. She was the first woman to serve as Musical Director for the 46th, 47th & 48th Annual Grammy Awards, the first woman Head Composer/Musical Director for the Emmy Awards and the first woman Musical Director of the NAACP Image Awards. She served as the Musical Director for Janet Jackson\u2019s World Tour, \u201cjanet.\u201d\nRushen\u2019s feature film composing credits include \u201cMen In Black,\u201d \u201cWaiting To Exhale,\u201d Sandra Bernhardt\u2019s \u201cWithout You I\u2019m Nothing,\u201d and Robert Townsend\u2019s breakthrough film, \u201cHollywood Shuffle.\u201d\nShe has 14 solo albums to her credit and a greatest hits anthology released on Rhino Records in 1997.\nImagine a cross between Adele, Diana Krall and Bette Midler and you\u2019ll be approaching some idea of Suede\u2019s powerful presence, musical talents, and well-honed skills. She has an immense joy in entertaining. Pop/Jazz/Blues phenom Suede plays piano, guitar and trumpet, but voice is her first instrument and entertaining is clearly her first love. She is a consummate entertainer and song stylist among the likes of Tony Bennett and company \u2013 the classic singer\u2019s singer. She sings original material and pop, blues and jazz standards like nobody you\u2019ve ever heard while jammin\u2019 with some iteration of her fabulous combo \u2013 solo to trio and beyond. When she\u2019s really cookin\u2019 her NYC based nine-piece Dangerous Big Band Horns join in to blow the roof off the joint.\nCarmen Lundy was honored with the 2016 Lifetime Achievement in Jazz Award by Black Women In Jazz and The Arts, based in Atlanta, GA. As a composer, Ms. Lundy\u2019s catalog numbers over 100 published songs. Her songs have been recorded by such artists as Kenny Barron (\u201cQuiet Times\u201d), Ernie Watts (\u201cAt The End Of My Rope\u201d), and Straight Ahead (\u201cNever Gonna Let You Go\u201d).\nHer own recordings include Good Morning Kiss, Night And Day, Self Portrait, Something To Believe In, This Is Carmen Lundy, Jazz and The New Songbook \u2013 Live at The Madrid, and Soul to Soul.\nHer music has been featured on such TV shows as Mad Men, The L Word, Boardwalk Empire, and So You Think You Can Dance.\nThe first year set the bar for musicians and artists on stage. The 2013 festival brought together over 25 artists to Palm Springs to celebrate a variety of jazz styles.\nHer chart-topping recordings include Pillar of Strength, Healing Space, Decisive Steps and Angelic Warrior.\nShe has recorded with many jazz greats including Aretha Franklin, Nancy Wilson, Jimmy Heath and Wycliffe Gordon.\nTia is a full-time professor at Berklee College of Music, where she directs the prestigious Rainbow Big Band and Rainbow All-Stars, in addition to 6 other ensembles.\nShe was a member of the all-female band touring with Beyonc\u00e9, as part of the I Am\u2026World Tour and The Beyonc\u00e9 Experience World Tour.\nMimi Jones\u2019\u0092 sound is a delicate fusion of traditional and contemporary jazz, eclectic soul, funk, and rock.\nThe multi-talented bassist, vocalist, educator, composer, and Jazz Ambassador travels worldwide as a sideman and a soloist artist with extraordinary artists such as Kenny Barron, Lizz Wright, Terri Lyne Carrington\u0092s Grammy-winning Mosaic Project and the Tia Fuller Quartet to name a few.\nAs a solo artist Mimi, just released her third album with the \u0093Mimi Jones Band,\u0094 entitled Feet in the Mud, which features Jon Cowherd, Samir Zarif, and Jonathan Barber\nLinda might be best known for her work on ABC\u2019s \u201cWhose Line Is It Anyway?\u201d hosted by Drew Carey. 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Joined by festival music director Sweet Baby J\u2019ai, the afternoon was a start to a very special weekend!\nThe Opening Night Dinner Gala featured acclaimed vocalist and PSWJF music director Sweet Baby J\u2019ai with her all-star band performing an evening of \u201cWest Coast Cool\u201d including contemporary compositions and arrangements by celebrated West Coast women musicians. The all-star group of musicians included pianist Karen Hammack, violinist Lesa Terry, Grammy nominated saxophonist Carol Chaikin, drummer Suzanne Morissette and percussionist \u201cLA\u201d.\nSaturday kicked off with Jazz + Blues = Soul featuring vocalist Yve Evans who brought a mix of jazz, gospel and blues, followed by the Texas Song Bird Sherry Pruitt and the Queens of Blues bringing down the house with down down home blues! The Queens of Blues included bassist Anna Stadlman, pianist and vocalist Matilda Haywood, guitarist Suzanne Thomas, drummer Andrea Byrd, and bassist Elizabeth Hangan.\nSaturday night opened with the jazz-pop diva Suede with her sassy, smooth, intoxicating sound like Adele meets Diana Krall meets Bette Midler.\nHeadlining the night was the masterful acoustic jazz performed by a collective effort women led by Grammy Award winning drummer, Terri Lyne Carrington, this world-class group of women musicians gave the audience a special night to remember. The band included multi-Grammy nominee Patrice Rushen on piano, Tia Fuller on sax, Mimi Jones on bass, Linda Taylor on guitar and internationally known vocalist Carmen Lundy.\nWrapping up the weekend was our Tribute to the Divas which celebrated the music of Peggy Lee sung by Gina Saputo, Sarah Vaughn sung by Rose Mallett and Phyllis Hyman sung by Lori Jenaire.\nA smoldering vocalist and ace percussionist, the Oakland, CA born Mexican-American has recorded more than sixty albums. From stints with Prince to Coke Escovedo to the Brothers Johnson, Estaire has proven herself a stylistic chameleon capable of wearing dozens of musical hats. 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        "raw_content": "At this point, I\u2019ve read 47 books in 2018. They were mostly fiction (27), some memoir/essay (eight)) and some non-fiction (seven). (If you want to see everything I\u2019ve read/am reading, here\u2019s a link to my Goodreads profile.) It was really hard to pick my top ten because I never read books I don\u2019t like. I normally know if I\u2019ll like a book within the first couple of pages, but I have been known to quit books 20 pages in, 50 pages in, or even halfway to the end. Life is just too short to read books I don\u2019t love.\nHere are my ten favorites from this year, in no particular order.\nWestover\u2019s ability to create a compelling narrative is unreal. She has this incredible ability (especially at a relatively young age) to make sense of the unbelievable events of her childhood with wisdom, clarity, kindness, and beauty. This is a story about how history shapes the present and the future. It asks questions who is authorized to create history and where that power originates. It acknowledges that truth can be hard if not impossible to pin down without discounting the value of searching for it.\nThis book was almost a mix of poetry and prose. Ward\u2019s writing style is juicy and delicious but never overly descriptive or boring. I would love to spend a day in her head just to know what it\u2019s like to sit down at a computer and type (or write) with that kind of language. Beside the beautiful writing, the characters are richly drawn, the plot is compelling, and despite the heart-wrenching agony it evokes on nearly every page, there\u2019s a strong thread of hope and redemption, too.\nThe writing is sharp, simple, and evocative. There is so much sensory detail but it\u2019s never flowery or overly wordy. Just enough description to make you feel like you\u2019re right there. Speaking of right there, it\u2019s set in Nigeria. I knew basically nothing about Nigeria before picking up this book, so beside being completely captivated by the story, I learned something about Nigeria and its stormy politics. The book is heavy. SO HEAVY. I was up reading it in the middle of the night because I couldn\u2019t sleep and it definitely did not relax me. But I loved it so much I was almost grateful for that sleepless night just to get a chance to spend 2.5 uninterrupted hours with it.\nI liked this book a lot but I fell in love with it on the final page. Okay the final sentence. This is a classic heroine\u2019s journey; Ifemelu comes up against challenge after challenge, to figure out who she is, what she wants, and where home is. Adichie is an unbelievably sharp observer of details and it\u2019s those details plus her beautiful writing style that make this book sparkle.\nI laughed. I cried. I thought about feminism, dumb things I did in my 20\u2019s, my relationships with my grandmother, my mom, my daughters, my friends. I thought about what it means to reinvent one\u2019s self. What else can you ask for in a book? It was delicious and quick- great vacation read.\nThe way Brennan-Jobs describes her experiences is remarkable in the level of detail but also the plainness of her language. She relays her memories, her feelings, but she rarely lets you know how she feels about the events of the past now that she\u2019s had some distance from them and can see them with an adult perspective, but somehow it doesn\u2019t feel like anything is missing.\nNot only is the writing clear and bright, but the story is also one of hope and resilience. Though the author never comes out and says it, as a reader, I understood that through her travails, she learned that money can never be a substitute for love and happiness, that what you think you want isn\u2019t always what is going to actually make you happy, that there is power in knowing who you are and what you want, and that you can grow into a strong person despite a shaky foundation.\nThis was heavy, at times difficult to read, beautiful, and tender. It explores culture, family, and identity while shining a much-needed light on the trauma and injustices that often characterize immigration to the US. It should be required reading for all Americans.\nThis was the perfect summer vacation book. It has it all: richly drawn characters, an unpredictable plot, expert storytelling, and it makes you question your assumptions about what it means to be a \u201cgood woman.\u201d At least that\u2019s what it did for me.\nThis is the type of book that stayed with me for days after I closed it for the last time. Jones alternates between three different narrators: Celestial, Roy, and Andre. Celestial and Roy are newlyweds when Roy is convicted of a crime he did not commit. While Roy is in prison, the friendship Celestial and Andre have shared since childhood turns into romantic love. My heart ached for each of these richly drawn, relatable, intensely lovable characters. It reminded me of The Light Between Oceans in that you can\u2019t help rooting for each character, even though one\u2019s redemption will be another\u2019s loss.\nAnd while it was about love, loss, letting go, the nature of love, the bounds of marriage, it was also very much about race. 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        "raw_content": "We are the Panther Hollow String Band, a Pittsburgh-based traditional Appalachian old-time string band. Our name refers to a particularly beautiful and spooky hollow in the city\u2019s Schenley Park.\nOur repertoire includes traditional fiddle tunes and old ballads that stretch back before the birth of recorded sound, as well as \u201cnewer\u201d songs from legends like the Carter Family and the Stanley Brothers. Formed in Fall of 2010, we\u2019ve since played at an eclectic mix of events in the area, including the Harmony Old-time & Bluegrass Festival, WYEP\u2019s Holiday Hootenanny, the Saturday Light Brigade radio show, the Pittsburgh Public Market, the Polish Hill Arts Festival, and Earth Day at Frick Park. We\u2019ve also opened for national acts such as The Tillers, Gangstagrass, The Dust Busters, and Holy Ghost Tent Revival.\nThe Panther Hollow String Band are:\nChad Hunter, banjo. Chad is a clawhammer banjo player and singer, originally from Michigan. He previously played in a string trio in NYC, and co-founded the Panther Hollow String Band in Pittsburgh in 2010. By day Chad is director of the Hollywood Theater in Dormont, and lives in the city\u2019s East End with his wife, daughter, and a cat.\nGene Gelblum, fiddle. Gene started learning fiddle from Mark Tamsula back in 2007 and began playing with the Mon River Ramblers after meeting them busking outside a bar in Bloomfield later that year. A frequent attendee of the Starlite Bluegrass jam in Blawnox, Gene joined the Stillhouse Pickers in 2010, where he further developed his bluegrass and old-time repertoire. Gene and Chad formed the Panther Hollow Stringband in the Fall of 2010.\nDan Mudry, bass. Dan has been an active musician for many years. His main instrument is the bass, and is proficient in either bass guitar or upright bass. He also plays other instruments: guitar, keyboards, banjo, and a few more. Old-time music has always been a favorite of his, although he has spent most of his time playing in rock bands. This is a new chapter in his musical history and he has found it very much to his liking.\nDan Simms, mandolin. Dan grew up listening to relatives playing square dance fiddle tunes and country songs at family get-togethers. Although starting out on guitar in his teens, a cousin handed him a mandolin at a family reunion and it was love at first strum. He is a fan of all acoustic string music, and old-time and Celtic music in particular.\nAnnie Trimble, guitar. Annie has been singing and playing guitar for several decades and has been immersed in the old-time and folk music community of western Pennsylvania and West Virginia for over 20 years. Annie has played with several bands, including the Boiled Buzzards old-time band, the folk duo South Wind, and Grand Bon Rien, Pittsburgh\u2019s traditional Cajun band.\nPerformances also often include guest musicians or a dancer or two from the Coal Country Cloggers.",
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        "raw_content": "We would be thrilled if you signed up to learn more about our Carrera 2.7 and Turbo 3.0 books and any new releases in the future. We rarely send email, only 4 to 5 times per year.",
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        "raw_content": "The term big data is popular, but perhaps creates the wrong connotation. The value of big data is in the learnings that we can gain from investigation, not from the data itself, or even the tools. And some of the most useful insight comes from targeted analysis, often with small amounts of information. It is often true that patterns are more statistically relevant when considering large volumes of information, but volume is not the goal \u2013 insight is the goal. This is not always clear to our big data teams and we, as leaders, can help.\nPariveda has done a number of big data projects, and we see all shapes and sizes. Some big data projects actually need small amounts of data to gain useful insight. Others require massive amounts. We recently completed two such projects, started with a hypothesis in both cases and, upon reflection, learned some valuable lessons. In one case, we analyzed the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, correlating results with environmental and customer-oriented factors. Using a shockingly small amount of \u201ctrial\u201d data, we found several correlations \u2013 some obvious and a couple surprises. We then leveraged machine learning concepts to demonstrate that it is possible to predict the impact of a marketing campaign within a few percentage points. This is a huge finding \u2013 determined by prototyping a tightly-defined goal using a small subset of data. Once you prove a concept like that, you can expand the volume of data \u2013 incorporating even more interesting correlations such as seasonality or longer-term economic cycles.\nWe often see large data stores, sometimes called data warehouses, which have all the hallmarks of a hard-to-watch episode of Hoarders \u2013 large amounts of overlapping, loosely-organized information collected for the purpose of collection. Collecting was the goal \u2013 organization, analysis and output are envisioned as future extensions. Some organizations spend years on \u201cdata in\u201d and never get to \u201cdata out\u201d. Today\u2019s expectations of rapid innovation demand more.\nI think the lesson is this. Many big data programs would benefit from defined targets \u2014 value propositions \u2013 which establish the guideposts of progress. In the example above, we sought to predict effectiveness through correlation of patterns in marketing programs. Other big data efforts could focus on personalization by identifying patterns of consumer behavior, assessing cannibalization, determining price elasticity, assessing distribution channels, or attacking the elusive concept of determining consumer identity. In any of these examples, it is more important to focus on the goal, and not the BIGness of your big data program.\nOn the other hand, depending on the situation, it may be constraining to apply the level of focus described above. Sometimes we must collect, correlate, aggregate and analyze large amounts of data \u2013 applying research-style thinking to the investigation. Sometimes we don\u2019t know exactly what we are looking for. For example, if we primarily applied goal-oriented thinking to medical research, we may never have discovered Penicillin. But, in a commercial setting, we are often bounded by the realities of time, money and people. In these settings, it may be more effective to show incremental progress through a more goal-oriented approach.\nIt actually sounds funny to say \u201cwe are driving a big data initiative, and intentionally starting small\u201d \u2013 but sometimes that is the right way.\nTag: CULTURE, TEAM\nPrevious: Previous post: Forget coffee. Energize your work morning.\nNext: Next post: 6 Things to consider when choosing a Data Visualization library",
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        "raw_content": "The Egypt Bucket List: 10 Things You Must Do In Egypt\nEgypt is one of the most incredible, historical and mysterious countries in the world. From mysteries around how the Pyramids got built, to seeing the Red Sea (and remembering Moses parting it!), and all of the other incredible things that have happened there, Egypt is an amazing place to visit.\nWhen you make it there, here are 10 of the things you must do \u2013 the essential Egypt!\n1. Visit the Pyramids\nSimply put, you cannot come to Egypt and not see the Pyramids. You just can\u2019t! They are the only original wonder of the world still standing, and they are just massive! Seeing them in person is a dream come true (though beware of touts and hasslers!).\n2. Road Trip to Abu Simbel\nAbu Simbel is not the easiest to get to \u2013 it\u2019s a solid four hour drive from Aswan (or you can fly), but it\u2019s absolutely worth it. While all the main images you see of Abu Simbel are of the temple of Ramses, I was surprised to realize there are two temples there. The second, smaller one is dedicated to his queen \u2013 Nefertari.\nOne thing I loved was the amount of color in the insides of the temples \u2013 the decoration is just incredible.\nThe other cool thing about Abu Simbel is that it was going to get flooded by Lake Nasser, and thus lost to everyone. So something like 61 countries around the world rallied together and moved both temples brick by brick and stone by stone to higher ground so we could preserve them. It\u2019s an incredible example of what can be done when we all work together!\n3. Cruise the Nile\nFor as long as history is recorded, the Nile has been the lifeblood of Egypt. Cruising down the Nile is an incredible experience that connects you with the pharaohs (they too used to cruise down the Nile!) and is a great way to see life in Egypt along its banks.\nCruises run between Luxor and Aswan, and there are enough of them running that it\u2019s pretty easy to find one that works with your schedule. They also include a number of excursions and tours with the cruise \u2013 so you\u2019ll get to see the sights along the way!\n4. Take A Hot Air Balloon Ride Over the Valley of the Kings\nFor $100, you can take a sunrise hot air balloon ride over the Valley of the Kings. It takes about an hour, and is a breathtaking experience. You can see the sun rise over the Nile, and see the green of Luxor where the Nile waters the fields, and then see that green turn into the brown of the desert sand. You\u2019ll float over Hatshepsut Temple, and be able to look down at the final resting place for so many pharaohs. It\u2019s a different angle to look at Egypt, and an absolutely worthwhile one!\n5. See Luxor\nThey say that Luxor is the world\u2019s largest outdoor museum, and they are absolutely right. There is so much to see in the city that it could take days! (But if you take a Nile cruise, they\u2019ll make sure you see the highlights within a day or two!)\nYou can see Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, Hatshepsut Temple, the Valley of the Kings, King Tut\u2019s Tomb and so much more \u2013 all right within Luxor. Truthfully, as amazing as the Pyramids are, Luxor is actually far richer in Egyptian treasures!\n6. Wander Through The Egyptian Museum\nThe Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square in Cairo is truly unlike any other museum in the world. They have so many treasures that the museum ends up being more like a warehouse than a museum! And where so many museums in Western cultures focus on the \u201cstory\u201d of the artifacts and have many boards leading up to the artifacts, the Egyptian Museum has no time for that!\nSome artifacts are even labeled with handwritten labels! If you want to know and understand the history of the items, it\u2019s a good idea to brush up beforehand, or hire a guide. You won\u2019t get much background or context from the museum itself.\nNote that you will have to pay extra to take your camera in. It\u2019s not much, but you do need to show proof you paid.\n7. Swim in the Red Sea\nBecause of the geography of the Red Sea, there are some fish and aquatic life that are unique to the area. It\u2019s an awesome place to SCUBA dive or snorkel \u2013 or just cool off from the hot Egyptian sun!\nThe Red Sea shows up so much through history that it\u2019s a fun experience to float in the waters and imagine the history that comes with it. And the whole idea of the Red Sea parting for Moses? That will take on a whole new sense of wonder as you\u2019re sitting on the banks of the Red Sea!\n8. Have High Tea at the Old Cataract Hotel\nAgatha Christie sat and wrote Death on the Nile while sitting and having tea on the patio at the Old Cataract Hotel in Aswan. There\u2019s a reason \u2013 it\u2019s one of the most wonderful places to watch the sun set over the Nile while watching feluccas zip back and forth.\n9. Cross the Street in Cairo\nAny street will do. Crossing the street in Cairo belongs on your bucket list just like skydiving or base jumping or bungee jumping do. It will give you just about the same adrenaline rush.\nWalking like an Egyptian means knowing how to cross the street in a place where traffic is never going to subside and pedestrians definitely don\u2019t have the right of way! In some ways, it feels like playing a human game of frogger. 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        "raw_content": "I grew up in Arlington Heights, IL; a northwest suburb of Chicago.\nMy husband, Brian, and I moved to Milwaukee in 2015. It\u2019s the perfect middle ground between my family in Chicago and his family in Green Bay. We\u2019ve considered moving back to Illinois, but I think we now consider Wisconsin our home.\nI work for a mid-size advertising agency in Milwaukee, running digital & social campaigns for our clients.\nWho takes your pictures?\nIf I\u2019m not in the photo, the person behind the lens is your\u2019s truly! The photos of me are usually taken by my husband or fellow blogger friends (unless otherwise specified in my post).\nRight now, I use a Nikon 3400, and really like it! I am by no means a professional, so I don\u2019t have too much fancy equipment.\nHave another question or want to get in touch? I\u2019d love to hear from you! Check out my Contact Page.",
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        "raw_content": "US20080146666A1 - Method of treatment of skin - Google Patents\nMethod of treatment of skin Download PDF\nMichael Kreindel\n2008-02-26 Application filed by Syneron Medical Ltd filed Critical Syneron Medical Ltd\nA61Q19/02\u2014Preparations for care of the skin for chemically bleaching or whitening the skin\nA method for treating a region of skin. An amount of at least one photolabile compound or a compound converted into a photolabile compound when present in the skin is applied to the region of skin. The photolabile compound generates a biologically active agent when in the skin and the skin exposed to sunlight. The applied compound is allowed to penetrate into the skin; and the region of skin is exposed to sunlight so as to generate the biologically active agent in the skin.\nThis application is a division of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/944,420, filed on Sep. 20, 2004, which is a continuation-in-part application of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/805,496, filed on Mar. 22, 2004, the entire contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference.\nThis invention relates to methods for treating of skin\n5-Aminolevulinic acid (ALA), also called \u03b4-aminolevulinic acid (\u03b4-ALA), 5-amino-4-oxopentanoic acid, \u03b4-amino-\u03b3-keto-valeric acid, is a naturally occurring amino acid used as a photo-sensitizer in photodynamic therapy (PDT) of cancer and pre-cancer conditions such as actinic keratosis. ALA is applied to the skin surface to be treated in one or two applications of a 20% aqueous solution. After application of the ALA, the patient is advised to avoid exposure of the treated skin to sun light. 14 to 18 hours after application of the ALA, the patient returns to the care giver and the skin surface to be treated is exposed to blue light from a lamp for about 17 minutes.\nIn these treatments, a high concentration of ALA and high intensities of irradiation after application of ALA to the skin are applied. As a result, the subject often experiences pain, irritation, and a strong erythemic reaction.\nU.S. Pat. No. 5,474,528 to Meserol describes PDT treatment in which a patch with a photo-sensitizer is applied to a dermal lesion and controlled irradiation is carried out using optical energy produced by a light source.\nU.S. Pat. No. 5,441,531 to Azrate et al., discloses PDT treatment in which light in the range of 600-700 nm produced by a lamp is used.\nU.S. Pat. No. 5,489,279 to Meserol describes a sealed applicator for applying a photo-sensitizer such as ALA to skin for PDT treatment.\nU.S. Pat. No. 5,856,566 to Golub discloses use of colored ALA where the color is imparted by irradiation of ALA crystals.\nU.S. Pat. No. 5,707,401 to Talmore describes a device for simultaneous PDT treatment and hyperthermia.\nU.S. Pat. No. 5,776,175 to Eckhouse et al., describes use of pulsed incoherent light for PDT treatment of tumors.\nU.S. Pat. Nos. 5,422,093, 5,234,940, 5,079,262, and 5,955,490 to Kennedy et al., describe the treatment of rapidly growing skin cells by application of ALA onto skin lesions and exposing the lesions to light.\nThe present is based on the unexpected finding that certain treatments of skin may be carried out using patients in need of photodynamic therapy. In accordance with the invention, a photolabile compound such as ALA, or a compound that generates a photolabile compound when present in the skin, is applied to a skin region to be treated and is allowed to penetrate in the skin. The photolabile compound is a compound that generates a biologically active agent when present in the skin upon exposure to sunlight. After the applied compound has penetrated into the skin, the skin region is exposed to sunlight, so as to generate the biologically active agent in the skin without the undesired side effects associated with exposure to sunlight\nThe present invention thus provides a method for treating skin. Conditions of the skin to be treated according to the invention include, without being limited thereto, acne, psoriasis, vascular and pigmented lesions, skin rejuvenation, actinic keratosis. According to a preferred embodiment, the treatment is a cosmetic treatment.\nIn accordance with the method of the invention, an amount of at least one photolabile compound of a compound converted into a photolabile compound when present in the skin is applied to a region of skin.\nInteraction of the applied compound with sunlight generates a biologically active agent that stimulates skin metabolism and rejuvenation and kills bacteria on the skin surface, thereby preventing or at least reducing the level of acne. The cosmetic treatment may include, for example, skin bleaching, and pigmented lesion treatment.\nThe applied compound may be, for example, ALA, ALA derivatives and ALA precursors.\nNon-limiting examples of ALA derivatives include lipophilic ester derivatives thereof, such as ALA hexyl ester, ALA benzyl ester, ALA pentyl ester or ALA methyl ester.\nOther non-limiting examples of compounds that are converted into a photolabile compound in the skin include boronated protoporphyrin and derivatives of benzoprophyrine.\nAccording to one embodiment, the method of the invention also includes applying to the region of the skin to be treated an amount of at least one filter substance. The term \u201cfilter substance\u201d as used herein denotes any pharmaceutically acceptable substance that reduces either all intensity of sunlight or some of the wavelengths of the sunlight passing through it. Filter substances according to the invention include absorbing, reflecting and/or scattering substances, as known in the art. The amount of said filter substance applied to the skin should be effective to reduce the intensity of sunlight (or specific wavelengths of the sunlight) to which the skin is exposed.\nAs appreciated by those versed in the art, the type of filter substance to be selected depends on the region of the skin, e.g. the layer of the skin, and type of condition to be treated. For example, when the target region of the skin is the dermis (e.g. in case of skin rejuvenation treatment), a filter substance that filters out wavelengths shorter than 450 nm, having a penetration depth less than 0.1 mm, is preferably used. In another example, treatment of thick psoriatic plaques or acne requires a penetration depth of up to 0.5 mm. Thus, also in this case, a filter substance that filters out wavelengths shorter than 450 nm is used. In yet another example, for treatment of epidermal pigmented lesions a filter substance that filters out wavelengths around 400 nm is optimal.\nThe method of the invention may be used for cosmetic or therapeutic treatment of skin. Use of sunlight to irradiate the skin, as opposed to a specialized lamp, eliminates the need of the patient to return to the care giver after application of the agent for irradiation treatment. Moreover, by using sunlight, the treated skin may be exposed to the light over a period of several days or weeks, with each daily exposure being half an hour or more. Thus, by irradiating with sunlight, a significantly longer exposure time can be obtained than when the irradiation must be performed by a care giver. In some applications, such as cosmetic treatment of the skin, a longer exposure time may allow concentrations of the photosensitizing agent to be applied to the skin, lower than those typically used when treatment is combined with specialized lamps. As appreciated by those versed in the art, a lower concentration of the photosensitizing agent might reduce the side effects, e.g. pain and irritation as well as the erythemic reaction experienced by photodynamic treated patients.\nIn a preferred embodiment the agent is applied topically to the skin region. The agent may be formulated as oil, gel, ointment, paste, spray, sticks, cream or any other forms known in the art. To this end, the agent may be combined with thickening agents, gelling agents, suspension agents, emulsifiers, dispersing agents depending on the desired characteristics of the formulation. Those versed in the art of pharmacy will know how to select the specific excipients for proper formulation of the agent.\nThe agent may also be combined with other agents known to be used with topical formulations. For example, the agent may be combined with antioxidants such as beta-carotene, vitamin C, vitamin E, as well as with other skin care agents, e.g. glycolic acid or moister\nA preferred formulation according to the invention is a cream. The cream may include said at least one filter substance, or the filter substance may be applied to the region of the skin separately, also before exposure to sunlight.\nAccording to one preferred embodiment the agent is applied to the region of the skin at a concentration lower than 20% w/w. According to a further preferred embodiment, the agent is applied to the skin at a concentration lower than 2% w/w.\nThe amount and schedule of treatment of the agent may vary and depends on considerations known to those skilled in the art.\nAccording to one embodiment, for superficial effect, the agent may be applied to the skin region during morning hours, when there is mild irradiation by sunlight and in evening hours when deeper diffusion of the agent is required.\nAccording to one embodiment, the treated skin region (e.g. the neck, face, hand etc.) is exposed to sunlight for at least half an hour a day, and preferably, for at least 2 hours a day.\nAccording to yet another embodiment, the skin is exposed to the sunlight for at least 5 days, and preferably for at least 10 days.\nThe invention thus provides a method for treating a region of skin comprising:\n(a) applying to the region of skin an amount of at least one photolabile compound or a compound converted into a photolabile compound when present in the skin, the photolabile compound generating a biologically active agent when the compound is in the skin and the skin is exposed to sunlight;\n(b) allowing the applied compound to penetrate into the skin; and\n(c) exposing said region of skin to sunlight so as to generate the biologically active agent in the skin.\n1. A method for treating a region of skin comprising:\n(b) applying to said region of skin at least one filter substance;\n(c) allowing the applied compound to penetrate into the skin; and\n(d) exposing said region of skin to sunlight so as to generate the biologically active agent in the skin.\n2. The method of claim 1, wherein said agent is 5-Aminolevulinic acid (ALA) or a derivative thereof.\n3. The method of claim 1, wherein said filter substance is a light absorbing, light scattering, or light reflecting agent.\n4. The method of claim 1, wherein the region is exposed to sunlight for at least half an hour on each of a number of days.\n7. The method of claim 4, wherein the region is exposed to sunlight for at least two hours on each of a number of days.\n10. The method of claim 4, wherein the number of days is at least 5.\n13. The method of claim 7, wherein the number of days is at least 10.\n16. The method of claim 1, wherein said photosensitizing agent is applied to the skin in the form of a cream.\n17. The method of claim 2, wherein said ALA, a derivative of ALA or precursor thereof is applied to the skin in the form of a cream.\n18. The method of claim 1 for use in cosmetic treatment of skin.\n19. The method of claim 2, for use in cosmetic treatment of skin.\n21. The method of claim 18, wherein the cosmetic treatment includes one or more of the cosmetic treatments selected from the group consisting of skin rejuvenation, acne treatment, skin bleaching, and pigmented lesion treatment.\n23. 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However, it was rather remarkable to witness a woman deliver a breech baby.\nThis documentary significantly highlighted but did not give significant attention to the structural issues within healthcare policy that make midwife care difficult to obtain. The movie notes that in a few of the areas visited, midwives tend to see immigrant or low income mothers since childbirth under the supervision of a midwife is significantly cheaper than by a physician, state healthcare covers the care. If less intervention is safer for both mother and baby, why are there so many policies, both by the state and private insurance companies, making midwife care impossible? In concluding remarks, a certified nurse midwife (CNM) states that most women in the US give birth in a hospital, and that all CNM provide care within hospitals. However, due to hospital protocol and procedure, CNM are not permitted to exclusively provide care. 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In the last 15 years, even arguably the last 50, women have struggled to reclaim their birthing experience from institutionalized medicine. The rise of collaborative care is a step in the right direction.\nThe Mama Sherpas idealize birth as an event not requiring medical intervention at all, calling for all women to have access to \u201cnatural\u201d childbirth. Mama Sherpas attempts to put natural childbirth against the backdrop of medical intervention by showing that midwife care within the hospital allows for a natural birth to occur, but if complications arise, resources are at hand. Had the documentary spent more time addressing the politics and policy limiting and directing the use of midwives in the US and suggesting a change at the institutional level, there would have been a greater impact. 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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: The Story of Lover\u2019s Rock\n\u201cThere needs to be more recognition of the inequality that exists within the film industry\u201d The PPH Interview: Menelik Shabazz\nMenelik Shabazz at BFI Southbank, September 2011. Photo by Yves Salmon\nWith the long awaited theatrical release of his new documentary The Story of Lovers Rock and a special 30th Anniversary screening of his debut feature Burning An Illusion, it\u2019s been a busy time for director and documentarian Menelik Shabazz. Permanent Plastic Helmet caught up with Menelik recently at London\u2019s BFI Southbank to discuss the origins of his new film, his career to date and his views on the challenges posed to black filmmakers trying to make it in the British film industry.\nPPH (in bold): The genre of Lovers Rock \u2013 culturally and musically \u2013 is a brilliant subject for a film. When did the idea to document the music of that period come to you?\nMenelik Shabazz (in regular): It began with an ad I saw in the Voice newspaper promoting a Lovers Rock gala awards ceremony. There were about 24 artists on the list and it struck me as an historic moment. Lovers rock has been overlooked, and seeing these artists coming together \u2013 they are now middle aged \u2013 it\u2019s a moment that may not be reproduced. First of all I thought of documenting it as an event so I spoke to promoters and we agreed to film it. I then began to think about how else it could develop, and that\u2019s when I began to start interviewing people and it went on from there. It was an organic process, it wasn\u2019t a film I set out to make from the beginning.\nWas there a point when you decided it was of vital importance you got this to the big screen?\nWhen I started it i always saw it as cinema. I never thought of it any other way. I couldn\u2019t see it being on TV, DVD wasn\u2019t sufficient. From the beginning, I saw that it needed to be presented and recognised at a level. That was what was important for me and has been all the way through. This needs to be respected at the highest point possible.\nWere you a fan of the music or involved in the scene at the time?\nLovers rock was part of the music you danced to with women so yes, it was a part of your life. If you went out to the clubs, it would be there. I was into both lovers rock and roots reggae. In terms of my generation, I grew up with the John Holts, that era that was a little bit more Jamaican, romantic. Lovers rock came in in the late 70 and 80s and I\u2019d slightly moved away from that scene by then. But yes, its part of us. It\u2019s part of growing up. I didn\u2019t realise how people really connected with it until the film. The diverse levels of people that were connected to lovers rock, not just black people. I\u2019ve gone to places on the other side of the tracks and they know about lovers rock, they know about Carroll Thompson.\nThere\u2019s a scene at a concert in Japan in the film?\nYes. The music developed into that global element, which I wasn\u2019t aware of at the beginning of the journey.\nGetting the film to commercial release stage [it\u2019s being distributed by Verve Pictures] has been a lengthy process and clearly a labour of love. How did you go about getting funding and what challenges have you faced with that?\nI knew from the get go this wasn\u2019t going to be one that I was going to get funding for, although I did apply to various places including the UK Film Council. However, I didn\u2019t feel that they understood lovers rock or the genre, and I always felt that funding would come from whatever resources I could pull together; personally with the people who\u2019ve supported me, who\u2019ve given interviews, and those who\u2019ve assisted behind the camera. Also, I tried some inititaves with bringing the community into the project. I did some rough cuts in the community to plant the seed that it\u2019s possible to finance films if there is a collective thinking behind it. This [crowd funding techniques] is something that has been tried by others.\nI know that Spike Lee did that with a select group of millionaires on Malcolm X!\nYes, he did that early, but latterly, films such as The Age of Stupid have done it too. It has started to become a way that people can finance their films; pooling in, people contributing in various ways. In my case, I wanted to see if I could bring in the community because lovers rock was such a deep part of a generation. I thought there was always a possibility there, and people contributed. I have had to use that model. It has taken my own personal input and the love of the people working on the film to take the project as far as it\u2019s gone. Latterly EDF Energy came on board as a sponsor, and they have really made a difference, because without them I wouldn\u2019t have got this far in terms of getting into the cinema. The distribution end is pretty much like making a record \u2013 after shooting the next thing you have to think about is the distribution and in my case with the distributor, I wasn\u2019t confident they would be able to handle this film. I wanted to do a lot of it myself, but figure out a way that I could work with a distributor that could handle the back-end of the situation; thankfully this was something I was able to do with Verve. Nevertheless I was the one exposed to having to pay for costs of making DCP hard drives, PR, marketing, certification, the trailer, post production \u2013 you\u2019re into a lot of costs!\nThe Story of Lovers Rock (2011)\nThe film has gone through a few different iterations including a rough cut at the BFM Festival in 2009 \u2013 is it now 100% in the form you intended?\nYes. When we screened it in April (as part of the BFI\u2019s African Odyssey\u2019s strand) it was 95% ready. We\u2019ve done a bit more work. I\u2019ve made a few adjustments, mainly to the ending, but the beginning is slightly different also. Nothing fundamental but smaller things.\nYou\u2019ve worked in Nigeria recently. Can you tell me a bit more about that?\nI was there for 8 or 9 months, having been invited to develop some film projects with some investors. Although it didn\u2019t quite work out in terms of what I intended it to do, being there helped to inspire and re-energize me. The thing about Nigeria is that you\u2019re seeing people make films who have very little resources. They\u2019re at the coalface of making films. They are just going out and doing it, so coming back here it inspired me to make a film and do stuff with that energy. The Story of Lovers Rock is the outcome of that situation and my determination to do it through my own means.\nYou\u2019re the founding father of the BFM media project. Can you tell me a bit more about the project, its aims and where its at currently?\nBFM was the outcome of my frustrations in the film industry. I wanted to channel that anger into something positive which initially started as a magazine (Black Filmmaker) and the intention to pass on information to the next generation about the film industry. One thing that was happening at the time was a lack of young people entering into the industry on a consistent level. The magazine was an interface between industry and filmmakers and out of the initiative developed the Black Filmmaker International Film Festival. I was fortunate as a filmmaker to travel to a lot of countries after making Burning An Illusion and in doing so was able to meet a lot of filmmakers and to see their work, most, if not all of which was unavailable in UK. I was inspired by a French lady who suggested I should do a festival in London, as these festivals existed in other parts of Europe. Producing the festival was easy for me because I knew the films and filmmakers and it wasnt until later on I realised how unique that was. With a lot of festivals now, the producers don\u2019t know the filmmakers, it\u2019s a distant relationship. That was what made the BFM Festival different. We could bring people over and have workshops. We had a short film award. We were about bringing the filmmaking aspect into the mainstream as well as bringing mainstream audiences in to watch these films. That\u2019s what it was about. The festival went on for 11 years and ended in 2009 due to lack of resources. It was never properly resourced so it had to stop. The magazine also stopped slightly before. The tagline was always \u201cbringing the unseen into light\u201d.\nDo you plan to to bring the festival back at any point if you get the opportunity?\nOthers have suggested it but I\u2019m not planning to. It is still part of me, but at this moment I\u2019m not thinking about it. The legacy of it is that people who were involved are doing screenings events and so on, so that aspect has been taken on by other people.\nAround 30 years ago you made the documentary Blood Ah Go Run about the New Cross Fire, the Black People\u2019s Day of action and the Brixton riots. Can you tell me about the process of filming that footage and the challenges you faced in getting the film out there?\nBlood Ah Go Run was a bit like the film I\u2019m doing now in that I didn\u2019t think of it as a project, rather I felt compelled to act. There was the incident of the fire, the response of the police and the anger that we felt in the community. I had just finished making Burning An Illusion and I just felt I had to do something. In those days it wasn\u2019t tape they were shooting on, it was all film. I remember going to cinematographers and asking them if they had any cans in their fridge \u2013 they used to keep film cans in their fridges \u2013 so I went around and got a few cans and a crew. We actually had two crews on the day which enabled us to go out and shoot lots on the day. We had an editor who worked at the BBC. So we edited it at the BBC after hours! (laughs)\nNo, they most certainly did not! Subversion and revolution was happening in the belly of the monster! It was a film which I made as a newsreel for the community. It was not intended to be balanced. It was my views, told in a particular way. (You can watch Menelik Shabazz discuss the film here at a BFI documentary masterclass)\n30 years on, we\u2019ve seen riots again, as well as the rather predictable recent decision on the Smiley Culture case. Do you draw parallels between now and then?\nYes, its the same old story, the same old song. The root of the problem at the time was to do with police brutality and disrespect of black people, and that\u2019s a song that still keeps playing. In this instance, a man [Mark Duggan] was shot in Tottenham, and in the case of Smiley Culture, no-one can explain that situation either. It\u2019s just a disrespect of black men which continues, and becomes a tipping point for all the other grievances that go on. It\u2019s a 30 year cycle, and a reminder that we havent moved on in the way we think we\u2019ve moved on. The lovers rock film in some ways helps to give a point of reflection as to where we are and how far we\u2019ve come and allows us to find a balance in our way of thinking.\nYour first feature was Burning An Illusion (1981). It stands up with Horace Ove\u2019s Pressure as a real landmark in Black British cinema. It\u2019s also unusual in that you told the story from a female point of view. What are your memories of making the film and getting into the feature film process?\nIt started as a small story. I had a moment with a woman talking into a mirror, so I turned that into a short story and got some money from the BFI to turn it into half an hour. I kept writing and writing until I ended up with a movie script. Again, it wasn\u2019t like I set out in the beginning to write a feature length script. It was a process in which one thing led to another, and I ended up with a feature length script that the BFI backed. It was a very organic process.\nI\u2019ve always been interested in the slightly amorphous nature of the term \u201cBlack British Cinema\u201d \u2013 whether it relates to issues covered in the film, authorship, finance, or the actors that are in it. do you ever feel that that terminology could paint you into a corner, and you\u2019d rather just be seen as a \u2018filmmaker\u2019?\nI don\u2019t think it paints me into a corner at all. In the same way you have Italian filmmakers, it\u2019s a way of identifying who you are, interfacing with your experience, your culture and the very thing that makes you who you are. Your culture defines you, and that\u2019s what makes people interested in you. If you have no culture, why would somebody engage with what you had to say? Where does it come from? I would prefer to use African terminology rather than \u201cblack\u201d terminology, though. I\u2019ve heard people in the past make this argument and say \u201cI\u2019m a filmmaker\u201d, but my question to them is \u201cWho are you? Where do you come from?\u201d and, \u201cIs it a denial of where you come from?\u201d Are you saying, \u201cWhere I come from is unimportant and insignificant\u201d? That for me is problematic, because the film that you make won\u2019t last, it won\u2019t have any substance or resonance because it doesn\u2019t come from anywhere. If you look at films that stand up, they are the ones with a deep cultural resonance. It shouldnt be seen as a blockage. Is black music \u2013 the fact that it is black music \u2013 a limitation? No it\u2019s not. It\u2019s a music that drives the world, and they have to figure out how to rebrand it! In any culture \u2013 Jewish culture, for example \u2013 people draw on their culture as a means to express themselves. Especially as we have a mixed heritage from slavery, we are very diverse as creative people as we draw on a much wider range of exprience than most people. We can draw on the wealthy, the poor, we can play any tune. Thats been one of our key abilities. Unfortunately, we are not given that space.\nWith that in mind, what do you see as the main challenges facing black filmmakers in this country today?\nIt\u2019s the same as before. For me, black British filmmakers are the most vibrant talents in this country, but unfortunately they are not getting that space to express themselves. Every now and then you get these little windows, you know \u2013 Adulthood, Kidulthood \u2013 but these moments are not enough, so filmmakers have to find out new ways to make films. It\u2019s not just black filmmakers that find it hard. It\u2019s a hard industry to work in. But particularly for us. We pay taxes and we don\u2019t see that reflected in the way that our talent is developed. For me that\u2019s the thing that needs to happen. There needs to be more recognition of the inequality that exists within the film industry.\nUK poster for Blood Ah Go Run (1982)\nAnd how do we go about that?\nFirstly by making it known. Nobody\u2019s speaking out about it. The film industry still self-regulates itself, the film industry talks about diversity and audience initiatives that mean nothing. Over the last decade that\u2019s been the song of the industry. All these training initiatives go on and on but they don\u2019t lead to anything. That\u2019s a major issue. The film industry, unlike the music industry to some extent, doesn\u2019t punch its weight, it doesnt allow for diversity. It\u2019s 90% white, male, middle-class; the least creative sector of the community, but they are the ones that make the films. It makes no sense, yet that\u2019s the way the British film industry has been functioning and continues to function. It does not allow and open up for the best talents, which is why people up and go off to other places. I think the film industry is way behind, so filmmakers at this moment in time are on their own.\nAre there any particular directors or artists operating currently whose work you admire and particularly look out for?\nI don\u2019t look at it like that so much. There are films that I like by filmmakers I look at, but there\u2019s not necessarily any that I follow. I recently saw A Screaming Man (by Chadian filmmaker Mahamat-Saleh Haroun) which I thought was very, very good. The problem that we have, talking about us from our perspective, is that most of the filmmakers\u2019 works never see the light of day over here. This is why the [BFM] festival was so important. We showed films that you\u2019d never normally see. You had a chance to engage with them. Most of the films that are made now tend to gravitate toward being mainstream, and especially in the case of UK talent you can see why. US filmmakers are trying to make films as a meal ticket to Hollywood. So you\u2019re not getting the Spike Lees, the Charles Burnetts, Haile Gerimas. You\u2019re not getting that level, that depth of thinking. There are a few, and there are some short films that are very interesting \u2013 but we\u2019re in a landscape where not much stands out.\nIt\u2019s interesting you mention Spike Lee, because some commentators, including the likes of Stanley Crouch, criticized him by saying that he wasn\u2019t trying to develop a specific language for African-American cinema, rather he was playing into the Hollywood system with the techniques he was learning and deploying. Do you have a view on that?\nYou have to look at Spike in phases. He\u2019s in a different phase now to where he was. In his early films, I think he did try to push things. He worked with Ernest Dickerson who had a strong cinematic vision, style and creativity. I think in his early films you saw more of that. Latterly he\u2019s had to survive, and the films he makes\u2026 well, it seems he lost his audience after a while. It\u2019s not a criticism, it sometimes just happens. I think that he developed his style, and that\u2019s all you can do as a filmmaker. You can\u2019t go beyond that. That\u2019s for other people to have a view on. Charles Burnett\u2019s work, for me, has a much deeper resonance.\nIf you look, for example, at Terrence Malick\u2019s critical standing against Charles Burnett, there\u2019s only ever one being spoken of\u2026\nI have seen Charles\u2019 work, he\u2019s done various types of film. Killer of Sheep was his first film out of film school, and he had a freedom, as we all did, as in fact I did with Burning An Illusion, and I think that his work has not been seen as much as it should have. My favourite film of his was To Sleep With Anger. I would say that he hasn\u2019t had the run of films that he deserves.\nAnd just to wrap things up, what\u2019s next for you? A return to narrative filmmaking perhaps?\nI have a lot in my head. I\u2019ve written a script. At this moment I\u2019m not forcing things. I tend to let things evolve more. I spent a lot of time thinking, \u201cI want do this project and I want to do that project\u201d but now, in the stage of life that I\u2019m in, I don\u2019t need to be chasing on the projects so I\u2019m just allowing things to develop. I have a theatre piece I\u2019m interested in doing. What I\u2019ll do next, I don\u2019t know yet because the likelihood is I\u2019ll say it to you now and it\u2019ll come round and be something else. Let\u2019s wait and see!\nThe Story of Lovers Lock is screening in the following cinemas on the following days: September 30. Cinema City Norwich 29/09/11, Ritzy Brixton 30/09/11, Rio Dalston 30/09/11, Shortwave Bermondsey 30/09/11 (3 days), Vue Shepherds Bush 30/09/11 (7 days), Vue Birmingham Star City 30/09/11 (7 days), Peckhamplex Peckham 30/09/11 (7 days), Pictureville Bradford 04/10/11 (4 days), Riverside Hammersmith 18/10/11, MAC Birmingham 18/10/11 (3 days), Rich Mix Bethnal Green 20/10/11, Duke of Yorks Brighton 22/10/11.\nBurning An Illusion is screening at the BFI as part of the African Odysseys strand on Saturday October 1. Visit the BFI website for information on how to buy tickets.\nThis entry was posted in Features and tagged BFI, Black British, documentary, film, interview, Menelik Shabazz, The Story of Lover's Rock on September 27, 2011 by Ashley Clark.\nPermanent Plastic Helmet\u2019s inaugural poster quote\nPermanent Plastic Helmet is pretty chuffed to be quoted on the poster for Menelik Shabazz\u2019 brilliant documentary The Story of Lovers Rock, which opens in selected cinemas on Friday 30 September. Visit the film\u2019s official website for full details of where the film is showing.\nThis entry was posted in Bits and pieces and tagged documentary, film, Justin Bieber, Menelik Shabazz, Poster, quote, The Story of Lover's Rock on September 18, 2011 by Ashley Clark.\nThe BFI\u2019s essential African Odysseys strand continued last Saturday with a premiere screening of Menelik Shabazz\u2019 brilliant feature documentary The Story of Lovers Rock.\nInitially shown as a work-in-progress version at the 2009 BFM International Film Festival, The Story of Lovers Rock tells the tale of an era and a music \u2013 romantic reggae \u2013 that defined a generation in the UK of the late 1970s and early 80s. Combining live performances, interviews from the key figures of the scene, and winningly funny sketches (fans of 1990s comedy series The Real McCoy will enjoy contributions from Eddie Nestor and Robbie Gee), the film paints a fascinating and compelling picture of an influential, yet hitherto undocumented, moment in time.\nIn presenting the story Shabazz, a skilled documentarian, doesn\u2019t ignore the chastening political context of the time, referencing Sus laws and race riots along the way. However, he displays a deftness and lightness of touch which never lets us forget that his core subject is the joyousness of the music and a developing sense of black British identity.\nThe Story of Lovers Rock is screening for a second time this Saturday 16 April at the Notting Hill Coronet. Doors open at 1.30 for a 2pm start. You can only buy tickets online, and you can get them HERE. And you really, really should.\nAlthough the film is practically complete, it needs support to ensure that all loose ends are tied up with rights clearances before it can move on to the next stage \u2013 the emotional rollercoaster of distribution and marketing. It deserves to be seen by as wide an audience as possible.\nThis entry was posted in Bits and pieces and tagged BFI, film, Justin Bieber, Menelik Shabazz, The Story of Lover's Rock on April 14, 2011 by Ashley Clark.",
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        "raw_content": "April 6, 2018 / Sarah Cortell Vandersypen / No Comments\nThis is the first post of two that will explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art\u2019s new admission policy. Each post takes the opposite stance about the policy.\nStarting in March 2018, the Metropolitan Museum of Art said goodbye to its \u201cpay as you wish\u201d policy. The new general admission fee is $25, which is considered a huge bump for a museum that did not have any mandatory admission fees before. The current policy draws a boarder between New Yorkers and outsiders because the museum will continue to remain free for the New York residents who could provide identifications. A museum that has an amazing national reputation, and has been one of the main points of attraction for tourists is making an indirect statement by saying this museum only belongs to New Yorkers. Limiting the geography that the museum is serving has consequences for their fundraising effort.\nMuseums like other nonprofits are highly dependent on their individual donors, and governmental grants. When a museum considers itself only a local attraction for the state of New York, it will automatically loses its chance to get donations from outside of that state. Another thing to consider is that people donate their collections to the museums to be displayed for a large number of people. They donate because they believe that museums are accessible cultural locations, so the art could be appreciated by all. The admission fee of $25 will definitely put the museum out of reach for students, large families, and the working class.\nAn important factor that all performing and visual arts organizations are currently focusing on is not only increasing their number of attendance, but to have a diversified audience base. Certain ethnicities and people from certain socio-economic levels who should be targeted by non profits to attend such places will not have any presence because they would not be able to afford it. The museum will certainly fail its responsibility for being accessible. Also, museums are educational places, especially for children to learn about the culture of arts. Families who are visiting New York could find much more affordable activities for their children. There is also this tradition that the museums have been free or have had very low ticket prices. The Met would be competing against other local museums or would lose some tourists to other forms of entertainment. This way the Met is indirectly pushing some families towards other entertainments, which those might not have as great of a cultural and educational impact on their audience as a museum would have.\nThe Met is not staying true to its role as a public and cultural institution. The Met could find ways to generate more revenue through seeking individual donors and asking them to fund the admission fees specifically. Overall, the Met decision for having a high general admission fee does not seem to prove favorable in the future both for the museum, and those who would have visited it.\n\u2190 New workshop offerings in partnership with Sanford Institute of Philanthropy at Xavier University of Louisiana\nThe Metropolitan Museum of Art is Set for a Brighter Future \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Heart Healthy Exercises For Pregnancy\nYour heart plays a major role in your well-being and your baby\u2019s too. If you\u2019ve never been heart-health conscious, today is the day to make a change! Now an excellent time to jump-start new habits to improve the health of you and your baby.\nPregnant women should aim for 2.5 hours of low-impact exercise weekly, which equals 30 minutes, five days a week.1 Low impact activities are generally recommended during pregnancy and include but are not limited to walking, swimming, and prenatal yoga. No matter which activity you choose, work to get your heart rate up and to keep your heart and body strong during and after pregnancy.\nIn addition to cardio activities, try to find time for strength training, which will help build or maintain muscles you\u2019ll need for the lifting and toting that lie ahead. Be sure to stick to relatively low weight. Below are a few resources for heart-healthy exercises that expecting moms can do in the comfort of their homes. Be sure to check with your doctor before you begin any new exercise regimen, and remember to stay hydrated while exercising.\nAmerican Heart Association\u2019s Go Red for Women\nAndia Winslow Kitchen Workout Video\nMichelle Williams Lunge Workout Video\nYoga Moves to Improve Health\n5 Simple Pregnancy Exercises\n12 Great Pregnancy Exercises\nHeart-Healthy Habits for Pregnancy\nIn addition to exercise, diet and mental well-being affect your overall heart health during pregnancy. Limiting stress is the first step in improving mental well-being. Identify stressors in your life and positive ways to deal with those stressors.\nThere should be no smoking or alcohol consumption during pregnancy. Both cigarettes and alcohol restrict blood vessels, which prevents them from performing at their optimal abilities. Cutting both of these out from day one, as well as getting a grip on stress, will help ensure that you maintain a lower blood pressure throughout pregnancy.\nAs for diet, pregnancy does require a slight increase in caloric intake, but most basic nutritional guidelines for women still apply. Pregnant women who want to improve their heart health should take extra care to increase the fiber and omega-3 fatty acids in their diets and to decrease sodium intake.2-4\nPregnant women should take a daily prenatal vitamin to help ensure they are meeting nutritional recommendations. The Prenate\u00ae Vitamin Family has several prenatal vitamins with iron and DHA that may help cover nutritional gaps and may support heart health during pregnancy.3 Talk to your doctor to see if a Prenate\u00ae vitamin is right for you.\nPregnancy is a time to focus on you. Give your body the tools it needs to prosper. Focus on what you\u2019re putting in your mouth and make sure it is nourishing for you and the baby who\u2019s growing inside of you. A healthy heart is helpful for your body and the baby, so start taking good care of your heart today!\nREFERENCES: 1. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Committee on Obstetric Practice. Committee Opinion No. 650: Physical activity and exercise during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Obstetrics & Gynecology. 2015;126:e135. 2. Davis, JL. Whole Grains Help Your Heart. WebMD Website. Retrieved on January 23, 2016 from http://www.webmd.com/heartdisease/news/20041229/whole-grains-help-your-heart 3. Food and Drug Administration. 2004. FDA Announces Qualified Health Claims for Omega-3 Fatty Acids. Retrieved on December 16, 2015 from http://www.fda.gov/SiteIndex/ucm108351.htm. 4. Mayo Clinic. High Blood Pressure and Pregnancy. Retrieved on January 2, 2016 from http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/pregnancyweek-by-week/in-depth/pregnancy/art-20046098.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / speeches and announcements / 2017 / June / 05 / Governor General\u2019s Canadian Leadership Conference\nSage Bistro, Vancouver, BC, June 5, 2017\nThank you, Angela, for the introduction and thank you all for coming out tonight\nHonoured that you, Canada\u2019s future leaders, have chosen to visit UBC today.\nWelcome to UBC and to Sage! Hope you are enjoying your visit to Vancouver and to our beautiful campus.\nLooking forward to a wonderful evening with good food and interesting conversation\nFirst, I wish to acknowledge that we are gathered today on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam people.\nAlso wish to thank the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) for sponsoring this event\nI am proud to welcome you to one of the most vibrant and inspirational places of learning and research in the world.\nOne hundred years after opening its doors for the first time, UBC now stands among the best three dozen such institutions in the world. We\u2019re in the top 20 if you count public universities alone.\nOur faculty includes pre-eminent scholars and researchers, members of the great academic societies and winners of the Nobel Prize. And our 317,000 graduates excel in practically every field of human endeavor: three, including the incumbent, Justin Trudeau, have been Prime Ministers of Canada; 65 have won Olympic medals.\nThe University, which now spans two magnificent campuses in Vancouver and Kelowna, is renowned as a global research centre. Leveraging more than $600 million in annual funding, UBC clinicians and scientists are leading in everything from the effort to eradicate AIDS to combatting the tragedy of fentanyl addiction.\nOur work in sustainability is at the very forefront \u2013 even the notion of an environmental footprint was conceived at UBC. And our scholarship in the humanities and social sciences and in the liberal and performing arts is stunning in its breadth and depth.\nThese are accomplishments that, as President of UBC, I am proud of, but I cannot take credit for them, just like I can\u2019t take credit for the magnificent location of the campus.\nThey are the accomplishments of the previous leaders of this institution, the women and men who studied and taught at UBC and those who guided the institution through its first 100 years of growth. And they are the accomplishments of the current students, faculty and staff of this great institution.\nUBC truly is home to great leaders \u2013 and by leaders I don\u2019t mean just individuals who are in charge of subordinates, but people who lead by example, or by inspiration.\nThey are the people \u2013 whether students, faculty, staff, alumni or supporters \u2013 who make me hopeful for the future of UBC \u2013 and for the future of Canada.\nBecause Canada also requires leadership to guide us in an increasingly turbulent world\nAs global turbulence and unrest increases, it is more important than ever that we have energetic, innovative, empathetic leaders\nLeaders who can meet new and emerging challenges and embrace new opportunities\nLeaders who can inspire others to give of their best and to work towards a better future\nLeaders are needed in every field \u2013 business, the labour movement, the cultural sector, government, health, education, science, not-for-profit sector\nLeadership cannot be taught, but universities like UBC can help prepare the leaders of tomorrow for the challenges they will face.\nThey can create the conditions that can help nurture leadership\nSome of the ways UBC is preparing the leaders of tomorrow include experiential learning, providing students with opportunities to work with leading researchers, exchange programs and study abroad courses, multi-disciplinary studies\nOne of the main ways we foster leadership is by bringing students together with inspiring teachers. For though leadership cannot be taught, it can be encouraged through example.\nMany of us can think of an inspiring mentor, teacher, parent or peer whose example brought out the best in us.\nUBC also fosters leadership through continuing studies opportunities. Not only is the world constantly changing, but the rate of that change is accelerating \u2013 it is essential for leaders that they continue to educate and reinvent themselves. UBC makes it easy for people to return to campus to learn new skills, lifelong learning\nMy own career path shows how you must expect the unexpected\nWhen I first went to university as a biology student at the University of Chicago, I certainly did not anticipate that 30 years later I would end up the president of the University of British Columbia, or that in between, my career path would take me to Montreal, Baltimore, Boston, London, Atlanta and Cincinnati.\nYour careers as leaders will have their own twists and unexpected detours of course\nI hope those careers will be as fulfilling as mine has been and that you feel as proud of your role as a leader as I do\nThe world needs leaders like you. Thank you.",
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        "raw_content": "August 19, 2016 August 20, 2016 EnlaceLeave a Comment on What the DOJ\u2019s new private prison policy could mean for the prison divestment movement\nWhat the DOJ\u2019s new private prison policy could mean for the prison divestment movement\nVia Fusion\nBy Casey Tolan | 8/19/16\nFor years, activists have urged companies, pensions, and universities to divest from private prisons\u2014with only limited success. But yesterday, when stocks of the two biggest private prison companies in the country fell more than 35%, might signal a new frontier in the divestment movement.\nThe companies, Corrections Corporation of America and the GEO Group, saw their respective stock nosedive after the Department of Justice announced it would phase out its use of private prisons, ending contracts as they expired and shifting inmates out of privately run facilities.\nExecutives of the two companies say they will see only a limited impact from the DOJ decision, and tried to reassure spooked investors in conference calls Friday morning. But activists say the huge falloff gives them a powerful new argument in favor of divestment.\n\u201cThis is by far the most devastating thing that\u2019s happened to the private prison industry,\u201d said Alex Friedmann, an activist with the Human Rights Defense Center, a criminal justice reform group. Years of reports about increased violence and poor living conditions in their prisons has had little impact on the companies\u2019 finances, he noted, \u201cbut a simple memo\u2026tanks both companies\u2019 stocks.\u201d\nCCA has contracts for three prisons that will be affected by the DOJ decision, and GEO has contracts for five. But most of their business still comes from state private prisons and federal immigration detention centers, which will not be affected by yesterday\u2019s decisions. Stocks rebounded slightly today, although they are still significantly down from before the DOJ announcement.\nMore than 90% of private prison company stock is owned by big banks like Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Merrill Lynch. But many other institutions, including university endowments and state pension funds, also have holdings in them.\nAt least in the short term, the institutions who agreed to divest from the companies\u2014including Columbia University and the University of California\u2014are financial winners.Columbia owned more than 230,000 shares of CCA stock before student protesters convinced it to divest in June 2015. That means that the university would have lost about $2,194,000 on Thursday if it had decided to keep its stock.\n\u201cI\u2019m sure they\u2019re breathing a sigh of relief that they got out when they did,\u201d Friedmann said. \u201cThey dodged a bullet.\u201d\nIf more states and federal agencies follow the DOJ\u2019s lead and decide not to renew private prison contracts, it could spell more bad news for the two companies. A Hillary Clinton presidential win would also likely lead to a drop in the companies\u2019 stocks, as she has vowed to close privately run immigration detention centers. That means that pro-divestment activists have an opportunity to argue for their policies based on financial arguments just as much as moral ones.\n\u201cAfter getting hammered, hopefully they reconsider these investments,\u201d Friedmann said. \u201cIt\u2019s the only way that they\u2019re likely to understand, is that it hits their bottom line. 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Rather than learning in traditional teacher-directed classrooms, students study and learn independently with the support of a teacher-adviser program.\nMary Ward\u2019s mission statement sums it up best, asserting that students flourish in a program of self-directed learning that calls on every student to be a leader in an achievement-oriented environment, and that all students can reach their highest potential through self-directed learning.\nIn other words, explains principal Patricia Coburn, OCT, students set their own learning goals, follow a personalized program and work and learn in an environment that enables them to actively pursue self-directed learning.\nThere is no master timetable. There are no bells, no periods, no semesters and no traditional classrooms. Instead, courses based on the standard curriculum are divided into 18 learning units. Students work independently through one unit at a time, following a mastery learning philosophy that requires them to achieve a minimum of 60 per cent on all evaluated work before they can move on to the next unit. The 18th unit is the final evaluation and involves an exam or culminating activity or a combination of the two, just as at most schools.\nMary Ward is a community school of about 1,150 students that gives first spots to Grade 8 students from its six feeder schools. After that, applications are taken from within the board, with priority given to siblings of students already attending as well as those applying to the extended French program.\nThe other self-directed school in Ontario is Westmount SS in the Hamilton-Wentworth DSB. 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Students in Grade 10 or higher from the board\u2019s 17 secondary schools may also apply.\nKunc explains that the self-paced model allows students to choose an academic plan that suits their abilities within the traditional eight courses, semestered system and regular timetable.\n\u201cIf Mark wants to miss English today to work on math, he can go to his English teacher and arrange to sign out of her class and work on his math in a location that better suits his learning needs for that period,\u201d Kunc explains. \u201cBut if the English teacher is working on a key Hamlet lesson today, she may let Mark go tomorrow instead.\n\u201cWhen you give students input into their own learning and the pace of that learning, they are more successful,\u201d says Kunc. \u201cIt\u2019s as simple as that.\u201d\nTed Bohn, OCT, works with music students at Westmount SS in Hamilton.\nA teacher\u2019s typical day at Mary Ward\nThe non-semestered school is divided according to traditional subject departments. Each department has a large open resource area where students from all grades, ability levels and subject-specific courses gather to work individually on their units. Subject teachers are always available \u2013 on the floor, they call it \u2013 to answer questions and provide support. Each resource area has adjacent seminar rooms, interview rooms for one-on-one interviews and special-purpose rooms such as science and computer labs. The school also boasts three large lecture theatres where any department may schedule seminars and other large sessions.\nMary Ward teachers do not teach daily lessons in traditional classrooms. For the most part they work with students one-on-one during floor time. But once every two weeks or so, teachers lead focused classroom activities, known as seminars. Students must book subject-specific seminars into their schedules. Attendance is mandatory and taken.\nIn fact, at both schools teachers take attendance three times a day. Self-directed learning has nothing to do with kids choosing not to attend classes they don\u2019t enjoy.\nPatrick McAlpine, OCT, teaches English at Mary Ward. He rarely teaches a whole class of students three times a day, as he would at a neighbouring high school. Instead, he\u2019s busy working on the floor every day and meeting individually with his assigned English students before they hand in each unit of work. He points out errors, probes to ensure understanding and challenges them to improve their written work.\nMcAlpine laughs as he explains that many students keep coming back to make sure their work is as perfect as possible before handing it in for final evaluation. \u201cThese kids are keen,\u201d he says.\nIn fact, about 85 per cent of Mary Ward students go on to college or university. At Westmount, the numbers are similar. About 90 per cent choose an academic postsecondary pathway.\nKunc explains that Westmount\u2019s delivery model is founded on the belief that students have different learning styles. The school\u2019s program affords them greater autonomy and more opportunities to direct their own learning.\nStudents study and learn independently with the support of a teacher-adviser program.\n\u201cThis student-focused environment, which is present in all Canadian Coalition of Self-Directed Learning member schools, has applications in any traditional education setting,\u201d he says.\nIn agreement with the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association, Mary Ward teachers follow daily department-specific instructional schedules that give them three hours of subject-based instruction (on-the-floor time), 40 minutes of prep time and one hour of dedicated credit-based mentoring known as teacher-adviser time. This involves completing the mandatory civics, career education, and leadership and learning skills courses.\nThe mentorship program is the critical element of the Mary Ward program. Each teacher \u2013 librarians and guidance counsellors included \u2013 is assigned 18 students from across all grades and levels of study. Students remain in their teacher-adviser (TA) group for the four or five years they are at Mary Ward.\nWestmount students belong to similar groups, although groups at Westmount meet only once every 10 days. Mary Ward\u2019s 69 TA groups meet three times each day. The teacher-adviser takes attendance, and students update their teacher-adviser on their schedules.\nIn addition, each group member meets individually with the adviser once every two to three weeks for a 30-minute interview that covers short- and long-term scheduling, course selection, career planning and time management. The meetings focus on pacing and course completion. After each meeting the TA sends home an electronic student progress report.\nMary Ward\u2019s high-tech wireless system gives TAs complete access to their advisees\u2019 marks, course information, record of achievement, unit-completion progress, test results and other information. The system makes it easy and efficient to send reports and communicate with parents and guardians via e-mail.\nA significant benefit of the TA program is that each student develops a long-term relationship with one adult who serves as an advocate and mentor, Coburn says.\nStructured academic supports make Mary Ward work\nThe Mary Ward model relies on the vital work of instructional assistants (IAs) and education assistants (EAs). The principal seeks permission from the Toronto Catholic DSB for special staffing each year, as two IAs count for one teacher.\nThe jobs of the 14 IAs vary from department to department but typically include handing out and collecting booklets containing the learning units and helping organize labs. Two IAs run the school\u2019s testing lab, where students write tests when they complete a unit. Teachers are expected to have three or four versions of a test available to ensure academic integrity.\nSo a test on Romeo and Juliet asks students to choose two quotations from a list of five, identify the speaker and the person spoken to, and explain the meaning and significance of the quotation. For different versions of the test, the task remains the same but the quotations change.\nIf three students from the same course arrive at the test centre together, the IA ensures that they sit separately and receive different versions of the same test. If a student needs help during the test, the IA calls in the teacher.\nAs with any high school, Mary Ward students in any given course write their final exam on the same day and at the same time, although students who finish a course early can write their exam early. Students work this out with their subject teachers, and courses usually run a block of exams in May, as many students finish then.\nThe 17 EAs work like traditional EAs, supporting the school\u2019s Special Education teachers. One of the huge benefits of the Mary Ward system, explains Special Education teacher Joanna Morra, OCT, is that the children are almost fully integrated and work alongside all the other students during floor time. Morra, herself a Mary Ward grad, has been teaching for five years, all of them at Mary Ward.\nThis year, of the school\u2019s 1,150 students, there are 90 identified students excluding gifted and 23 students identified with multiple exceptionalities and developmental delays.\n\u201cThey sit and work alongside the regular-stream kids,\u201d Morra explains. \u201cEven though there is little social interaction, my kids learn by doing and imitating. They see the other students sitting still and working quietly, and they tend to do the same. There are fewer behavioural issues than if these kids were working solely with each other all day long.\u201d\nHer students are grouped for vocal music, cooking and visual arts and receive one-on-one teaching and assistance specific to their individual needs and levels of study.\nMary Ward students work on their agendas with teacher-adviser John Notten, OCT.\nMary Ward offers summer school as a continuation of the regular program, and summer school supports the philosophy of continual progress education, mastery learning and student-directed learning. Students who have completed 14 of the 18 units of a course by the second week of June may enrol in the four-week summer school program with the goal of completing a course. Alternatively, they may carry over as many as four units to the next school year and must finish all 18 units of a course by the beginning of November.\nAlthough Westmount does not offer summer school, it too offers students a flexible carry-over process between two school years. \u201cStudent learning does not always end in June. Extended timelines and increased student choice can positively impact student achievement in any school environment,\u201d Kunc says.\nKeeping students organized\nAs at most schools, Mary Ward students receive an agenda book. But it\u2019s not buried at the bottom of a locker. Students must track their TA individual and group meetings, their subject teachers\u2019 on-the-floor and seminar schedules, and their own unit completion and marks. As tests must be taken within six days of teacher authorization, they also keep track of how long they have to write a test. Their pre-marked calendar outlines target unit-completion dates as well as dates to meet with teachers, holidays and field trips.\nStudents are given a daily planner that they must complete every morning in their TA group as they decide what they will work on. If teacher-advisers learn from subject teachers or through TA interviews that students are not attending floor time, they will ask subject teachers to sign daily planners to ensure that students attend floor time for all subjects.\nStudents also receive a wall calendar to post at home, so parents and guardians are fully aware of target unit-completion dates and school events, as well as the school\u2019s code of behaviour, its cell phone and uniform policies, the role of guidance and the library, study tips, and so on.\n\u201cCommunication with the home is vital to the success of our program,\u201d explains Coburn. \u201cParents\u2019 involvement and support of their children is essential.\n\u201cAlthough in many ways the program is flexible,\u201d the principal continues, \u201cit is also structured, and students know where they should be and what they should be doing to achieve success. They must do the work and put in the time with the support and guidance provided by the subject teacher and teacher-adviser.\u201d\nJessica and Perrin are both in Grade 12 and are working quietly together in a small study room. Both have attended Mary Ward since Grade 9. They like the close relationship they have developed with their TA and feel confident they can ask for advice or speak with this trusted adult on any topic. Both students enjoy the interaction with students in lower grades that their TA group affords them.\nThey admit that they struggled in Grade 9 to adjust to the program, but now they love it and feel they are well prepared to attend university next year.\nJessica says, \u201cI have strong study skills. I feel that I own my learning and can make proper decisions about time management and getting things done.\u201d\nBoth say they have seen students take advantage of the system by skipping classes and delaying the completion of work. But they have also seen students suffer the consequences when everything comes due and they panic.\n\u201cIt only happens once to a few kids,\u201d says Perrin, \u201cand then everyone finds out about it and doesn\u2019t want to be stressed like that. It\u2019s not worth it.\u201d\nPrinciples of self-directed schools\nThe Canadian Coalition of Self-Directed Learning is dedicated to the personalization of learning, which takes into account individual student characteristics, talents, interests and academic backgrounds. Its philosophy is that learning flourishes in an environment where learners are able to exercise a degree of control over their learning.\nAlthough each member school of the coalition is unique, they all subscribe to nine fundamental practices and values.\nTeacher advisement: Teachers serve as coaches, mentors, facilitators and guides.\nFlexible scheduling: Students control and direct their own learning.\nPersonalized programming: Wide choices enable students to customize their learning.\nCollaborative teaching environment: Teachers engage in team planning and co-operative delivery.\nInteractive learning environment: Active learning, reflection and collaboration are emphasized.\nDiagnosis of student developmental characteristics: Personalized instruction begins with an awareness of the learning styles, prior knowledge and skills of each student.\nAuthentic assessment: A variety of assessment strategies is used, from traditional to cutting edge.\nContinuous progress: Learning takes place in different ways and at different rates and is continuously monitored.\nMastery learning: Learning takes place in manageable units. 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        "raw_content": "Know What It's NOT: 10 Myths and Facts About Mental Retardation\nMental retardation is an intellectual disability, often clouded by misconceptions. Over the years, it has drawn unnecessary flak around it. Through the following article, let us take a look at some of the common wrong beliefs about mental retardation to know the truth about it.Mental retardation is a type of intellectual disability. Clear your outlook about it with these facts. Read on to know more...\nIntellectual disability (ID) was once referred to as mental retardation. However, the term 'mental retardation' is still used very popularly. It is characterized by slow learning and an inability to perform day-to-day activities. Individuals with mental retardation, have a below average IQ, which is calculated below 70 to 75. Interestingly, the degree of this condition varies from case to case, making each of its victim, unique.\nA comprehensive evaluation can help you understand the weaknesses and strengths of a person suffering with intellectual disability or mental retardation. Depending on the intensity of the case, it can be handled and dealt with, in its own unique way. These individuals have a great ability to learn a lot of things, provided they are given due attention, time, and patience.\nSadly, as many do not know the reality of this condition, a lot of derogation surrounds it. For years myths have engulfed the issue of intellectual disability. Thus, it is an issue look down upon by the society at large, giving very little scope for understanding the severity of this condition. Let's take a look at some of the commonly believed wrongs about intellectual disability.\nFacts and Myths about Mental Retardation\nMyth: A lot of people suffer from this condition.\nFact : About 3% of America's population suffers from mental retardation. This figure roughly amounts to 6.5 million people.\nMyth : Every person with an intellectual disability or mental retardation suffers in the same way.\nFact : Degree of the condition amongst children or adults differs with every case. This makes every case different.\nMyth : Mental retardation stems from a person's imagination.\nFact : This condition is not an imaginary one. It is a brain disorder and not a figment of someone's imagination. These mental illnesses are for real and not invented by someone.\nMyth : Mentally retarded persons are violent and dangerous.\nFact : A mentally retarded person is not always dangerous and violent. As their emotional quotient is low and learning capability is less than normal, they react to situations in an abnormal way. This is what makes them seem violent. However, if they are dealt with care and love, they can very well understand the situation in a way that we do.\nMyth : Every mental illness eventually leads to mental retardation.\nFact : Mental retardation is not always mental illness. Mental retardation means a person develops an intellectual capacity below the average level. Persons suffering from such a condition require constant care, intervention, and custom-made system of education. On the other hand, there are a range of mental illnesses that can develop over time, after a person has led a normal life.\nMyth : Mental retardation is contagious.\nFact : No, it is a condition that causes damage to the neurological system. It is not a contagious disease. One does not contract mental retardation just by touching someone suffering from it.\nMyth : Mental asylum is the only proper place of stay for mentally retarded people. Fact : The degree of mental retardation varies from person to person. It has been found that those suffering from severe mental retardation can be independent with proper training and guidance, provided by asylums. Whereas, a mild case can be treated at home, with some help. Differently challenged people need extra love, care, and attention. Keeping them away from their families, worsens their situation and can make them adamant towards learning life skills. Thus, a mental asylum is last resort for such cases.\nMyth : Vocational training for people suffering from this condition is a waste of time.\nFact : It's not true. Mentally retarded persons have a slower learning rate. However, they do have the ability to learn. Providing a mentally retarded person with vocational training does help them in enhancing their motor skills, thinking ability, and cognitive skills, thus, helping them in leading a better life.\nMyth : Mental retardation is always hereditary.\nFact : Mental retardation is rarely hereditary or passed on from parents. German measles during pregnancy, meningitis, toxoplasmosis, Rh factor, and chromosomal abnormalities are some of the reasons for mental retardation caused during early childhood. In some cases, it can be prevented, if a pregnant woman takes good care.\nMyth : Mentally retarded children never learn anything, and they remain dependent on others around them for the rest of their lives.\nFact : These children are perfectly capable of learning things to make themselves independent. However, they take their time adapt to new things and learn new skills, due to their low IQ. 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        "raw_content": "Welcome to this module, in which we'll use the idea of creating random,\nhopefully entertaining stories to motivate and explore important Java concepts.\nHere's an example of a randomly generated story.\nWe use a couple of these stories to introduce our Java concept.\nLet's look at this first story.\nMy name is Albert, and I live in France.\nOne day I'd like to travel to Mexico, because I've never seen a tiger and\nI read that they have gigantic slippery ones there.\nHowever, because 55 orange gigantic wheelbarrows make it difficult to travel,\nI may have to travel to Ecuador instead.\nThat would be okay, but it might take 305 minutes to get there.\nWe'll look at another story with the same pattern.\nPerhaps you can see some of the similarities to the previous story.\nMy name is Vivian, and I live in India.\nOne day I'd like to travel to the United States, because I've\nnever seen a pangolin, and I read that they have furious and funny ones there.\nHowever, because 95 purple, slippery houses make it difficult to travel,\nI may have to travel to China instead.\nThat would be okay, but might take 445 hours to get there.\nThere are many similarities in these stories,\nwhich isn't surprising since they were generated by a common template.\nYou'll be exploring and modifying the Java program that reads the story template,\nfinds replacement words where those are needed, and generates a story.\nThe similarities in these stories are captured in parts of this template, that\nare replaced with words chosen randomly, from lists of words of different types.\nFor example, you're program might choose a name like Albert or Vivian.\nAnd choose a country like India, France, China, the United States and more.\nAnimals chosen could include tigers, pangolins, and\nwhatever dragons you might imagine, for example.\nYour program can choose nouns.\nAnd as you'll see, the choices can make for interesting stories.\nYou'll be able to share words that are chosen at random with other learners,\nas you explore these new Java concepts.",
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        "raw_content": "I cannot believe that it is the end of August, where in the heck did the summer go?\nHi everyone, this is Laralee and I am so excited to be posting today. I have been making cards like crazy.........I had a goal of making 1 WELCOME card for each of my grandchildren, that are in school, for their teachers. I DID IT!!!!! These are just a couple of examples of what I have done.\nI used the the teacher stamp, and also a saying stamp that I got out of the store. The other saying of GOD grant me the serenity is a stamp that I have had for years. On the scarecrow boy, he is also a stamp out of the store and his saying of \"The time has come\" is #18407.\nWe have such great stamps in the store, be sure to stop by and order a few for the winter months. DID I JUST SAY WINTER?????? Slap my mouth for swearing.\nThat is all I have for right now. Be sure to stop by tomorrow to see what one of the other DT members have whipped up.\nPosted by racinggrandma61 at 6:06 AM\nWow - that is a goal! Adorable images you used for these fun cards.",
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        "title": "Thing you really should know about cloud computing \u2013 Cloud Computing Server",
        "raw_content": "The main idea of cloud computing (CC) appeared in 1960. John McCarthy with his team suggested that in nearest future computer calculations would be made using \u201cpublic utilities\u201d. He believed that the ideology of CC has gained popularity since 2007 due to the rapid development of the Internet structure with communication channels and the rapidly growing needs of users.\nUnder cloud computing is usually meant providing the user with computer resources and capacities in the form of the Internet service. Thus, the computing resources are provided to the user in a \u201cpure\u201d form, and the user may not know which computers are processing his requests, which operating system is controlled, etc.\nOften clouds are compared to mainframes, finding a lot in common between them. The main difference between the cloud and the mainframe is that its computing power is theoretically unlimited. The second fundamental difference is that, in simple terms, mainframe terminals served only for interactive user interaction with the task launched for processing. In the cloud, the terminal itself is a powerful computing device capable of not only accumulating intermediate information but also directly managing the global system of computing resources.\nAmong the earlier emerging (in the 1990s) data processing technologies, so-called grid computations have become somewhat widespread. This direction was originally considered as an opportunity to use the free resources of processors and the development of a voluntary system for renting computing power. A number of projects have proved that such a model of computation is quite effective. Today, this technology is used to solve scientific, mathematical problems, where significant computational resources are required. It is known that grid computing is also used for commercial purposes. For example, they use some laborious tasks related to economic forecasting, analysis of seismic data, development, and study of the properties of vaccines and new drugs. Indeed, grid computing and clouds have many similarities in architecture and applied principles. Nevertheless, the cloud computing model is considered more promising today thanks to a much more flexible platform for working with remote computing resources.\nAt present, large computing clouds consist of thousands of servers located in data centers (data centers). They provide resources for tens of thousands of applications that are simultaneously used by millions of users. Cloud technologies are a convenient tool for businesses that are too expensive to maintain their own ERP, CRM or other servers that require the purchase and configuration of additional equipment.\nERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) is an organizational strategy for integrating production and operations, managing human resources, financial management and asset management, focused on the continuous balancing and optimization of enterprise resources through a specialized integrated application software package that provides a common data and process model for all spheres of activity of the enterprise.\nCRM (Customer Relationship Management), that is, application software designed to automate customer interaction strategies (customers), in particular, to increase sales, optimize marketing and improve customer service by storing customer information and the history of relations with them, the establishment and improvement of business procedures and the subsequent analysis of the results.\nAmong private users, such cloud services, such as those provided by Google (\u201cDocs\u201d, \u201cCalendar\u201d, etc.), are gradually gaining widespread acceptance due to their convenience.\nThe reasons for the increasing popularity of cloud technologies are understandable: the possibilities of using them are very diverse and allow saving both on maintenance and personnel, and on the infrastructure. Hardware can be greatly simplified when processing data and storing information in remote data centers. All these problems are almost completely shifted to the service provider.\nIn addition, this approach allows you to standardize the software, even if different operating systems are installed on the company\u2019s computers (Windows, Linux, MacOS, etc.). Cloud technologies make it easy to provide access to the company\u2019s data both for customers and for their own employees who are out of the office, but who can connect via the Internet.\nIt is clear that the use of cloud computing is much more convenient. The most important shortcoming, which can be immediately noticed, is the complete dependence on the supplier of these services. In fact, the enterprise (user) is hostage to the provider of services and the provider of Internet access. Although the reliability of cloud computing vendors is increasing, reliable efforts are required to ensure the reliability and security of data, for example, to have duplicate communication channels, duplicate power to switch to them and, of course, to think about the availability of information and security. In addition, cloud computing is completely inappropriate for enterprises related to state and military secrecy. No commission will issue a certificate for such a system when working with information that is not subject to disclosure.\nModern cloud technologies are not only used in the finished network and server equipment, but also gradually penetrate into the embedded market and cause a large-scale restructuring of the market. The introduction of embedded systems leads to the placement of computer processors in products such as energy consumption meters, intelligent sensors, M2M modules, cars, household appliances, etc. This allows you to manage the operation of devices, collect data and provide interactive capabilities by connecting to a computer network.\nThe idea of \u200b\u200bconnecting all kinds of devices to the global network is called the Internet of Things (IoT). According to Kevin Dallas, general manager of Microsoft Windows Embedded, the idea of \u200b\u200bthe Internet of things has existed for many years, but for its implementation there was not enough one link to build such a network \u2013 the clouds.\nAs the number of embedded computers increases due to lower prices for processors and the ubiquitous spread of the Internet, the volumes of transmitted data are also growing, followed by their processing (often in real time). 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        "raw_content": "Lists Day Two: People Who Inspire Me\nGoing to have a difficult time with this. Not because there aren't inspiring people in my life, but because of my own mindset.\nComparing yourself to someone else can be inspiring - but it can also be devastating. Girls in particular, I think, often look at someone who is better looking, or better at doing something than they are, and rather than seeing something to aspire to, despair of ever improving their own lot at all.\nAnd even if we do find someone who can inspire us, who we want to emulate, it can backfire...\nA local quilt shop owner told the story of one of her customers who was enamored of the quilting style of a quilter who had won national prizes. This quilter had won the best of show prize at the most prestigious quilt show in the country, and all of her work is truly incredible. So the customer worked hard to learn her methods and styles, and started producing some wonderful work herself.\nThe customer entered one of those quilts in a show. She happened to be standing nearby when two women stopped to look at it. One said to the other, \"Oh look! So-and-so-national-quilting-award-quilter has entered this show!\".\nNeedless to say, the customer was angry and devastated.\nThe moral of the story? It's great to be inspired by someone, but be yourself.\nThis is a \"list\" challenge, so I must get off the soapbox and make an actual list, I suppose. Rather than calling people out by name, I'm going to list types, and let those who know me fill in the blanks for themselves.\n- People who face permanent challenges in their lives (poverty, chronic illness, disability) yet take joy in living their lives without excuse.\n- People who perform all tasks, large or small, with the greatest degree of excellence of which they are capable.\n- People who are unfailingly kind to everyone they meet.\n- People who can make others laugh without making jokes or telling stories at the expense of other people.\n- People whose love for the Lord shines in everything they say or do.",
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        "title": "Blogging the Institutes | 1.15.3 | The Image of God \u2013 Raising Lazarus",
        "raw_content": "God made humanity in his image. Although God displays his glory in people\u2019s outward appearance, the proper \u201clocation\u201d of his image is the soul. I don\u2019t deny that our physical bodies bring us nearer to representing what God is like, more than animals. I also won\u2019t oppose anyone who sees the distinction between animals and humans, because we\u2019re to look up and contemplate spiritual things. Although our physical bodies can display the image of God, in reality, it is spiritual.\nOsiander extends the image of God to our body as well as our soul. He confuses heaven with earth. He argues that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit placed their image in humanity because even if Adam never sinned, Christ would still have to become human. According to him, the body, which was destined for Christ, was a model and type of the first human being who was created. But where does he dig up texts saying that Christ is an image of the Spirit?\nChrist indeed is the Mediator and he displays the glory of the whole Godhead. But how can the eternal Word, who in order in the Godhead precedes the Spirit, be called his image? Osiander destroys the distinction between the Son and the Spirit if Christ is the image of the Spirit. Moreover, how does Christ\u2019s flesh resemble the Holy Spirit? Are there marks or clothes he wears which show us the Spirit? Genesis 1:26 says, \u201cLet us make man in our own image.\u201d The Son must be included as the one speaking. Humanity is made in his image too. He cannot be the whole image himself. Furthermore, according to Osiander, God formed Adam after the model of Christ\u2019s body. Christ was the idea according to which God formed Adam. But Scripture teaches us very differently: Adam was formed in the image of God.\nSome might say that Adam was created in the image of God because it was patterned after Christ who is the only image of God. But no solid foundation for even this argument exists. Many interpreters discuss at length the distinction between \u201cimage\u201d and \u201clikeness.\u201d The term \u201clikeness\u201d is only added as a further explanation of what image means. First, we know that repetitions are common in Hebrew where two words describe one thing. Second, God explicitly calls humanity the image of God because of its likeness to God. Therefore, it\u2019s ridiculous to say that \u201cimage\u201d represents the substance of the soul and \u201clikeness\u201d is the qualities of the soul. God determined to create humanity in his own image. He removes ambiguity by adding the second term, \u201clikeness.\u201d His would create humanity in his image by means of the resemblances of himself placed on humanity.\nMoses, shortly after repeating the account, writes about the image of God twice and makes no mention of \u201clikeness\u201d (Genesis 5:3; 9:6). Osiander argues that the whole of Adam, not a part of his body or his soul, is called the image of God. These objections are silly. Although a whole person is called mortal, the soul is not liable to death. When people are called rational, their reason or intelligence aren\u2019t attributed to the body. Although the soul is not the whole of a person, you can rightly say that someone is the image of God with respect to the soul. I also retain the principle that the image of God extends to all parts of humanity that surpass all other species of animals.\nThe term \u201cimage\u201d especially denotes the original integrity with which God endued Adam. Before sin, his intellect was clear, his emotions subordinated to reason, all of his bodily senses regulated, and all of his excellence was attributed as an admirable gift to his Maker. Though the primary \u201clocation\u201d of God\u2019s image was in the mind and the heart\u2013i.e. the soul and its powers\u2013even in his body some rays of divine glory shined. Every part of the world displays God\u2019s glory. Yet, when God placed his image in humanity, some of kind of differentiation took place, placing humanity apart from the crowd and exalting it above all other creatures.\nYou can\u2019t deny that the angels also were created in the likeness of God since Christ declares that our highest perfection will consist of being like them (Matthew 22:30). But Moses highlights the favour God displays toward us by giving us the title \u201cimage of God,\u201d especially when compared to the rest of creation.\nPrevious Article Blogging the Institutes | 1.15.2 | The Immortality of the Soul\nNext Article Digital Discipline",
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        "raw_content": "A pretty good summary of why I'm no longer Catholic\nSeptember 14, 2007 by Rick, posted in Rants, Video\nI was raised Catholic. I spent 12 years of schooling in the Catholic system. It\u2019s a wonder I haven\u2019t guilted myself into jumping off a bridge yet\u2013 but somehow, I survived.\nI found this video on Feast of Fools recently and just had to share it here. The subject is a bloke by the name of Pat Condell from London, England (hence the bloke comment), and he classifies himself as a comedian\u2013 but I think he\u2019s much more than that. He\u2019s witty, yes, but he is very well-spoken and he seems to have a good grasp of why Catholicism is the farce it truly is. And why the church should not only be feared, but avoided at all costs.\nPrevious postAutumn has begun (Revisited)\nNext postSweet slumber",
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        "raw_content": "The Free Exercise of Religion in America\nIts Original Constitutional Meaning\nEllis M. West\nConstitutional Rights and Ascertaining Their Original Meaning\nThe Meaning of Religious Liberty in Virginia\nThe Meaning of Religious Liberty in the Other Southern States\nThe Meaning of Religious Liberty in the Middle States\nThe Meaning of Religious Liberty in the New England States\nThe Constitutional Meaning of Religious Freedom: Part One\nThe Constitutional Meaning of Religious Freedom: Part Two\nThis book explains the original meaning of the two religion clauses of the First Amendment: \u201cCongress shall make no law [1] respecting an establishment of religion or [2] prohibiting the free exercise thereof.\u201d As the book shows, both clauses were intended to protect the free exercise of religion or religious freedom. West shows the position taken by early Americans on four issues: (1) the general meaning of the \u201cfree exercise of religion,\u201d including whether it is different from the meaning of \u201cno establishment of religion\u201d; (2) whether the free exercise of religion may be intentionally and directly limited, and if so, under what circumstances; (3) whether laws regulating temporal matters that also have a religious sanction violate the free exercise of religion; and (4) whether the free exercise of religion gives persons a right to be exempt from obeying valid civil laws that unintentionally and indirectly make it difficult or impossible to practice their religion in some way. A definitive work on the subject and a major contribution to the field of constitutional law and history, this volume is key to a better understanding of the ongoing constitutional adjudication based on the religion clauses of the First Amendment.\npolitics and religion constitutional law religious freedom free exercise Congress American Political Development First Amendment Church and state religious sanction Supreme Court history rights of conscience freedom Bill of Rights\n1.Department of Political ScienceUniversity of RichmondRichmond, VAUSA\nCopyright Information The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG, part of Springer Nature 2019",
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        "title": "US Military Says It Has a \"Light Footprint\" in Africa. These Documents Show a Vast Network of Bases",
        "raw_content": "Turse writes: \"The US military has long insisted that it maintains a 'light footprint' in Africa, and there have been reports of proposed drawdowns in special operations forces and closures of outposts on the continent, due to a 2017 ambush in Niger and an increasing focus on rivals like China and Russia.\"\nAFRICOM soldiers. (photo: AFP)\nUS Military Says It Has a \"Light Footprint\" in Africa. These Documents Show a Vast Network of Bases\nBy Nick Turse, The Intercept\nhe U.S. military has long insisted that it maintains a \u201clight footprint\u201d in Africa, and there have been reports of proposed drawdowns in special operations forces and closures of outposts on the continent, due to a 2017 ambush in Niger and an increasing focus on rivals like China and Russia. But through it all, U.S. Africa Command has fallen short of providing concrete information about its bases on the continent, leaving in question the true scope of the American presence there.\nDocuments obtained from AFRICOM by The Intercept, via the Freedom of Information Act, however, offer a unique window onto the sprawling network of U.S. military outposts in Africa, including previously undisclosed or unconfirmed sites in hotspots like Libya, Niger, and Somalia. The Pentagon has also told The Intercept that troop reductions in Africa will be modest and phased-in over several years and that no outposts are expected to close as a result of the personnel cuts.\nAccording to a 2018 briefing by AFRICOM science adviser Peter E. Teil, the military\u2019s constellation of bases includes 34 sites scattered across the continent, with high concentrations in the north and west as well as the Horn of Africa. These regions, not surprisingly, have also seen numerous U.S. drone attacks and low-profile commando raids in recent years. For example, Libya \u2014 the site of drone and commando missions but for which President Trump said he saw no U.S. military role just last year \u2014 is nonetheless home to three previously undisclosed outposts.\nAccording to Adam Moore, an assistant professor of geography at the University of California in Los Angeles and an expert on the U.S. military\u2019s presence in Africa, \u201cIt is getting harder for the U.S. military to plausibly claim that it has a \u2018light footprint\u2019 in Africa. In just the past five years, it has established what is perhaps the largest drone complex in the world in Djibouti \u2014 Chabelley \u2014 which is involved in wars on two continents, Yemen and Somalia.\u201d Moore also noted that the U.S. is building an even larger drone base in Agadez, Niger. \u201cCertainly, for people living in Somalia, Niger and Djibouti, the notion that the U.S. is not militarizing their countries rings false,\u201d he added.\nFor the last 10 years, AFRICOM has not only sought to define its presence as limited in scope, but its military outposts as small, temporary, and little more than local bases where Americans are tenants. For instance, this is how Gen. 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Air Forces Africa alone, the command\u2019s air component, has recently completed or is currently working on nearly 30 construction projects across four countries in Africa. \u201cThe U.S. footprint on the African continent has grown markedly over the last decade to promote U.S. security interests on the continent,\u201d Navy Commander Candice Tresch, a Pentagon spokesperson, told The Intercept.\nAccording to the documents obtained by The Intercept through the Freedom of Information Act, AFRICOM\u2019s network of bases includes larger \u201cenduring\u201d outposts, consisting of forward operating sites (FOSes) and cooperative security locations (CSLs), as well as more numerous austere sites known as contingency locations (CLs). All of these are located on the African continent except for an FOS on Britain\u2019s Ascension Island in the South Atlantic. Teil\u2019s map of Africa Command\u2019s \u201cStrategic Posture\u201d names the specific locations of all 14 FOSes and CSLs and provides country-specific locales for the 20 contingency locations. The Pentagon would not say whether the tally was exhaustive, however, citing concerns about publicly providing the number of forces deployed to specific facilities or individual countries. \u201cFor reasons of operational security, complete and specific force lay-downs are not releasable,\u201d said Commander Tresch.\nWhile troops and outposts periodically come and go from the continent, and some locations used by commandos conducting sensitive missions are likely kept under wraps, Teil\u2019s map represents the most current and complete accounting available and indicates the areas of the continent of greatest concern to Africa Command. \u201cThe distribution of bases suggests that the U.S. military is organized around three counter-terrorism theaters in Africa: the Horn of Africa \u2014 Somalia, Djibouti, Kenya; Libya; and the Sahel \u2014 Cameroon, Chad, Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso,\u201d says UCLA\u2019s Moore, noting that the U.S. has only one base in the south of the continent and has scaled back engagement in Central Africa in recent years.\nNiger, Somalia, and Kenya\nTeil\u2019s briefing confirms, for the first time, that the U.S. military currently has more sites in Niger \u2014 five, including two cooperative security locations \u2014 than any other country on the western side of the continent. Niamey, the country\u2019s capital, is the location of Air Base 101, a longtime U.S. drone outpost attached to Diori Hamani International Airport; the site of a Special Operations Advanced Operations Base; and the West Africa node for AFRICOM\u2019s contractor-provided personnel recovery and casualty evacuation services. The other CSL, in the remote smuggling hub of Agadez, is set to become the premier U.S. military outpost in West Africa. That drone base, located at Nigerien Air Base 201, not only boasts a $100 million construction price tag but, with operating expenses, is estimated to cost U.S. taxpayers more than a quarter-billion dollars by 2024 when the 10-year agreement for its use ends.\nOfficially, a CSL is neither \u201ca U.S. facility or base.\u201d It is, according to the military, \u201csimply a location that, when needed and with the permission of the partner country, can be used by U.S. personnel to support a wide range of contingencies.\u201d The sheer dimensions, cost, and importance of Agadez seems to suggest otherwise. \u201cJudging by its size and the infrastructure investments to date, Agadez more resembles massive bases that the military created in Iraq and Afghanistan than a small, unobtrusive, \u2018lily pad,\u2019\u201d says UCLA\u2019s Moore.\nThe U.S. military presence in Niger gained widespread exposure last year when an October 4 ambush by ISIS in the Greater Sahara near the Mali border killed four U.S. soldiers, including Green Berets, and wounded two others. A Pentagon investigation into the attack shed additional light on other key U.S. military sites in Niger including Ouallam and Arlit, where Special Operations forces (SOF) deployed in 2017, and Maradi, where SOF were sent in 2016. Arlit also appeared as a proposed contingency location in a formerly secret 2015 AFRICOM posture plan obtained by The Intercept. Ouallam, which was listed in contracting documents brought to light by The Intercept last year, was the site of an SOF effort to train and equip a Nigerien counterterrorism company as well as another effort to conduct operations with other local units. Contracting documents from 2017 also noted the need for 4,400 gallons per month of gasoline, 1,100 gallons per month of diesel fuel, and 6,000 gallons of aviation turbine fuel to be delivered, every 90 days, to a \u201cmilitary installation\u201d in Dirkou.\nWhile the five bases in Niger anchor the west of the continent, the five U.S. outposts in Somalia are tops in the east. Somalia is the East Africa hub for contractor-provided personnel recovery and casualty evacuation services as well as the main node for the military\u2019s own personnel recovery and casualty evacuation operations. These sites, revealed in AFRICOM maps for the first time, do not include a CIA base revealed in 2014 by The Nation.\nAll U.S. military facilities in Somalia, by virtue of being contingency locations, are unnamed on AFRICOM\u2019s 2018 map. Previously, Kismayo has been identified as a key outpost, while the declassified 2015 AFRICOM posture plan names proposed CLs in Baidoa, Bosaaso, and the capital, Mogadishu, as well as Berbera in the self-declared state of Somaliland. If locations on Teil\u2019s map are accurate, one of the Somali sites is located in this latter region. Reporting by Vice News earlier this year indicated there were actually six new U.S facilities being constructed in Somalia as well as the expansion of Baledogle, a base for which a contract for \u201cemergency runway repairs\u201d was recently issued.\nAccording to top secret documents obtained by The Intercept in 2015, elite troops from a unit known as Task Force 48-4 were involved in drone attacks in Somalia earlier this decade. This air war has continued in the years since. The U.S. has already conducted 36 air strikes in Somalia this year, compared to 34 for all of 2017 and 15 in 2016, according to the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.\nSomalia\u2019s neighbor, Kenya, boasts four U.S. bases. These include cooperative security locations at Mombasa as well as Manda Bay, where a 2013 Pentagon study of secret drone operations in Somalia and Yemen noted that two manned fixed-wing aircraft were then based. AFRICOM\u2019s 2015 posture plan also mentions contingency locations at Lakipia, the site of a Kenyan Air Force base, and another Kenyan airfield at Wajir that was upgraded and expanded by the U.S. Navy earlier in this decade.\nLibya, Tunisia, and Djibouti\nTeil\u2019s map shows a cluster of three unnamed and previously unreported contingency locations near the Libyan coastline. Since 2011, the U.S. has carried out approximately 550 drone strikes targeting al Qaeda and Islamic State militants in the restive North African nation. During a four-month span in 2016, for example, there were around 300 such attacks, according to U.S. officials. That\u2019s seven times more than the 42 confirmed U.S. drone strikes carried out in Somalia, Yemen, and Pakistan combined for all of 2016, according to data compiled by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, a London-based nonprofit news organization. The Libya attacks have continued under the Trump administration, with the latest acknowledged U.S. drone strike occurring near Al Uwaynat on November 29. AFRICOM\u2019s 2015 posture plan listed only an outpost at Al-Wigh, a Saharan airfield near that country\u2019s borders with Niger, Chad, and Algeria, located far to the south of the three current CLs.\nAfrica Command\u2019s map also shows a contingency location in neighboring Tunisia, possibly Sidi Ahmed Air Base, a key regional U.S. drone outpost that has played an important role in air strikes in Libya in recent years. \u201cYou know, flying intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance drones out of Tunisia has been taking place for quite some time,\u201d said Waldhauser, the AFRICOM commander, last year. \u201c[W]e fly there, it\u2019s not a secret, but we are very respectful to the Tunisians\u2019 desires in terms of, you know, how we support them and the fact that we have [a] low profile\u2026\u201d\nDjibouti is home to the crown jewel of U.S. bases on the continent, Camp Lemonnier, a former French Foreign Legion outpost and AFRICOM\u2019s lone forward operating site on the continent. A longtime hub for counterterrorism operations in Yemen and Somalia and the home of Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa (CJTF\u2013HOA), Camp Lemonnier hosts around 4,000 U.S. and allied personnel, and, according to Teil, is the \u201cmain platform\u201d for U.S. crisis response forces in Africa. Since 2002, the base has expanded from 88 acres to nearly 600 acres and spun off a satellite outpost \u2014 a cooperative security location 10 kilometers to the southwest, where drone operations in the country were relocated in 2013. Chabelley Airfield has gone on to serve as an integral base for missions in Somalia and Yemen as well as the drone war against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. \u201cUnited States military personnel remain deployed to Djibouti, including for purposes of posturing for counterterrorism and counter-piracy operations in the vicinity of the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, and to provide contingency support for embassy security augmentation in East Africa,\u201d President Donald Trump noted in June.\nCameroon, Mali, and Chad\nAFRICOM\u2019s strategic posture also includes two contingency locations in Cameroon. One is an outpost in the north of the country, known as CL Garoua, which is used to fly drone missions and also as a base for the Army\u2019s Task Force Darby, which supports Cameroonian forces fighting the terrorist group Boko Haram. Cameroon is also home to a longtime outpost in Douala as well as U.S. facilities in Maroua and a nearby base called Salak, which is also used by U.S. personnel and private contractors for training missions and drone surveillance. In 2017, Amnesty International, the London-based research firm Forensic Architecture, and The Intercept exposed illegal imprisonment, torture, and killings by Cameroonian troops at Salak.\nIn neighboring Mali, there are two contingency locations. AFRICOM\u2019s 2015 posture plan lists proposed CLs in Gao and Mali\u2019s capital, Bamako. The 2018 map also notes the existence of a CSL in Chad\u2019s capital N\u2019Djamena, a site where the U.S. began flying drones earlier this decade; it\u2019s also the headquarters of a Special Operations Command and Control Element, an elite battalion-level command. Another unidentified contingency location in Chad could be a CL in Faya Largeau, which was mentioned in AFRICOM\u2019s 2015 posture plan.\nIn Gabon, a cooperative security location exists in Libreville. Last year, U.S. troops carried out an exercise there to test their ability to turn the Libreville CSL into a forward command post to facilitate an influx of a large number of forces. A CSL can also be found in Accra, Ghana, and another CSL is located on a small compound at Captain Andalla Ciss\u00e9 Air Base in Dakar, Senegal. \u201cThis location is very important to us because it helps mitigate the time and space on the continent the size of Africa,\u201d said AFRICOM commander Waldhauser while visiting the Senegalese capital earlier this year.\nOnly one base lies in the far south of the continent, a CSL in Botswana\u2019s capital, Gaborone, that is run by the Army. To its north, CSL Entebbe in Uganda has long been an important air base for American forces in Africa, serving as a hub for surveillance aircraft. It also proved integral to Operation Oaken Steel, the July 2016 rapid deployment of troops to rescue U.S. personnel after fighting broke out near the American Embassy in Juba, South Sudan.\n\u201cWe Have Increased the Firepower\u201d\nIn May, responding to questions about measures taken after the October 2017 ambush in Niger, Waldhauser spoke of fortifying the U.S. presence on the continent. \u201cWe have increased, which I won\u2019t go into details here, but we have increased the firepower, we\u2019ve increased the ISR [intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance] capacity, we\u2019ve increased various response times,\u201d he said. \u201cSo we have beefed up a lot of things posture-wise with regard to these forces.\u201d This firepower includes drones. \u201cWe have been arming out of Niger, and we\u2019ll use that as appropriate,\u201d Waldhauser noted this summer, alluding to the presence of armed remotely piloted aircraft, or RPAs, now based there.\nAFRICOM did not respond to multiple requests to interview Waldhauser.\nAfter months of reports that the Defense Department was considering a major drawdown of Special Operations forces in Africa as well as the closure of military outposts in Tunisia, Cameroon, Libya and Kenya, the Pentagon now says that less than 10 percent of 7,200 forces assigned to AFRICOM will be withdrawn over several years and no bases will close as a result. In fact, U.S. base construction in Africa is booming. Air Forces Africa spokesperson Auburn Davis told The Intercept that the Air Force recently completed 21 construction projects in Kenya, Tunisia, Niger and Djibouti and currently has seven others underway in Niger and Djibouti.\n\u201cThe proliferation of bases in the Sahel, Libya, and Horn of Africa suggests that AFRICOM\u2019s counterterrorism missions in those regions of the continent will continue indefinitely,\u201d UCLA\u2019s Adam Moore told The Intercept. Hours after Moore made those comments, the Pentagon announced that six firms had been named under a potential five-year, $240 million contract for design and construction services for naval facilities in Africa, beginning with the expansion of the tarmac at Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti.\nDoes Congress go along with this military buildup in Africa? After all, it is the branch of government that funds the entire operation. Looks like the American Empire is running at a fair amount of speed especially with the proliferation of drone bases. And you wonder why the rests of the world regards us with suspicion. Do we ever withdraw from one of these military operations?\nEnd all funding for this illegal criminal activity at once. Or immediately make known the purported legal basis and who signed off on it, so we can ascertain if indictments are in order.\n+3 # kath 2018-12-02 05:08\nWhy is it always military bases? Why not humanitarian outposts with well drillers, agricultural experts, medical personnel?\n0 # tedrey 2018-12-02 23:53\nDidn't the Cubans do that?\nVery nice idea. Can we include educators and shaman, the latter being the first healers on the planet?",
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        "raw_content": "Bog-wood, also known as abonos and morta, especially amongst pipe smokers,[1] is a material from trees that have been buried in peat bogs and preserved from decay by the acidic and anaerobic bog conditions, sometimes for hundreds or even thousands of years. The wood is usually stained brown by tannins dissolved in the acidic water. Bog-wood represents the early stages in the fossilisation of wood, with further stages ultimately forming jet, lignite and coal over a period of many millions of years. Bog-wood may come from any tree species naturally growing near or in bogs, including oak (Quercus \u2013 \"bog oak\"), pine (Pinus), yew (Taxus), swamp cypress (Taxodium) and kauri (Agathis). Bog-wood is often removed from fields and placed in clearance cairns. It is a rare form of timber that is claimed to be \"comparable to some of the world's most expensive tropical hardwoods\".[1][2]\nBog-wood is created from the trunks of trees that have lain in bogs, and bog-like conditions such as lakes, river bottoms and swamps, for centuries and even millennia. Deprived of oxygen, the wood undergoes the process of fossilization and morta formation.[1]\nWater flow and depth play a special role in the creation of morta. Currents bind the minerals and iron in the water with tannins in the wood, naturally staining the wood in the process. This centuries-long process, often termed \"maturation,\" turns the wood from golden-brown to completely black, while increasing its hardness to such a level that it can only be carved with the use of specialty cutting tools.[1]\nWhile the time necessary for the oak to transform into abonos varies, the \"maturation\" commonly lasts thousands of years. Due to the ecological reasons mentioned above, no two trunks can be found of the same color.[1]\nBog-wood from Sava river, Bosnia and Herzegovina\nSites of quality bog-wood in the world are very rare. In the sites expected to yield it, morta is hard to find, and access to the river bank and its bed is often difficult. Therefore, extensive preparations and the engagement of professional divers are necessary for morta recovery. Morta is located in conditions of total darkness, and its extraction marks its first exposure to light after centuries of entombment.\nIn England and Ireland, the three main types of bog-wood that can be found are Yew, Oak and Pine.[3] Reserves of the ancient wood can also be found in Russia and Ukraine, where the northern region has a climate favorable to the growth of oak.[4]\nIn Croatia, bog-wood is typically found in the valley of the Sava River and its tributaries. The age of morta found in Croatian rivers ranges from several hundred years in the southern rivers to the oldest retrieved so far, from the Krapina River, dated at 8290 years old.[1]\nIn Serbia, bog-wood over 8,000 years old is found in the valleys of the Danube River, Sava River and their tributaries, primarily in the province of Vojvodina.\nSaving the wood for further processing is a very delicate matter. Extracted logs must be wrapped in waterproof material and meticulously dried to prevent warping. The process of wood desiccation is complex, and despite great care, most of the raw wood is unsuitable for further processing. For this reason, the price of high quality raw abonos is quite high.[1]\nBog-wood is characterized by natural staining and variations in color, and the direction of growth rings. Well preserved bog-wood is not affected by weather conditions or organisms which would change its strength and appearance. Semi-dry bog-wood is sometimes of a golden or copper color,[5] or with a tint of some other hue, and is exceptionally hard. Older wood can be completely black, yet possess the rich variations in hue characteristic of \u201clive\u201d wood. This dark hue is a special feature of abonos as a construction material, whether it is used for the making of semi-manufactured goods, veneer or planks. .[1]\nBog wood in an aquarium releases tannins into the water, turning the water brown.\nBecause bog-wood can remain free of decay for thousands of years it is of use in dendrochronology, often providing records much older than living trees. Wooden artefacts lost or buried in bogs become preserved as bog-wood, and are important in archaeology.\nBog-wood may be used in joinery to make furniture or wood carving. Bog-wood sometimes has aesthetically interesting shapes (similar to driftwood) and may be use as ornaments. As bog-wood dries out, it may crack or split, but this does not necessarily detract from its aesthetic qualities. Due to its natural color, it is a traditionally favored wood for the carving of dirks (b\u00ecodagan) and sgian-dubh in the Scottish Highlands.\nBog-wood is used in aquaria for ornaments, providing hiding places for fish and a growing surface for plants such as Java fern. Additionally, the leaching of organic compounds such as tannins into the water causes a brown coloration.\nDuring the nineteenth century bog oak was used to make carved decorative items such as jewelry [6] and in some parts of the world it is still used to craft unique artifacts.[7] Prized in the Tudor period for its dark hue, bog oak was used to construct the throne of Peter the Great as well in the construction of Venetian palaces and the bedroom suite of Louis XIV.[8][9]\nSouvenirs made out of morta / bog-wood\nTobacco pipe made of morta / bog-wood\nOne of the uses of morta is for making of tobacco pipes. It is an ideal material because of a high percentage of minerals, reaching up to 12%, which makes morta especially resistant to burning. Because underground currents erase all traces of tannin, resin and similar ingredients in bog-wood, pipes constructed of the ancient wood provide a neutral taste during tobacco smoking. Due to the challenges of extraction and processing, today there are a relatively small number of pipemakers who make pipes out of morta.[1]\nIn addition to pipes, bog-wood has traditionally been used to construct decorative objects and items for everyday use. Today, modern drying techniques have made it possible to preserve larger planks of bog oak that are suitable for floor coverings, furniture, doors, window frames, and sculptures.[1]\nMopane wood, recovered from deserts and often sold as an alternative to bogwood for aquaria; it is sometimes incorrectly labelled as bogwood or charred bogwood.\nSweet Track, a timber causeway in Somerset, England, its timbers preserved in waterlogged ground for over 5,800 years.\n^ a b c d e f g h i \u0110enovi\u0107, Davorin. \"What is abonos-morta?\". Retrieved 2 December 2013.\n^ \"Huge 5,000-year-old oak unearthed\". BBC. 2012-09-26. Retrieved 2012-09-27.\n^ McGhee, Maureen. \"History of Irish Bog Oak\". Maureen McGhee. Retrieved 2016-08-31.\n^ \"OUR PRODUCTS\". teltinc.com. Retrieved 2016-08-31.\n^ \"What is Bog Oak?\". Telt Inc. Retrieved 3 September 2016.\n^ Tanenbaum, Carole; Rita Silvan (2006). Fabulous Fakes: A Passion for Vintage Costume Jewelry. Toronto: Madison Press. p. 22.\n^ \"Souvenirs made out of abonos\". Retrieved 2 December 2013.\n^ \"Bog Oak History\". Royal Oak. Retrieved 3 September 2016.\n^ \"Curran & Sons Throne Chair\". Royal Collection Trust. Retrieved 3 September 2016.\nWikimedia Commons has media related to Bog-wood.\nLook up bogwood in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.\nInformation and pictures on Bog Oak in natural form as well as finished artworks.\nImage of 5000-year-old bogwood recovered from an Irish bog as well as other bog images\nIrish Peatland Conservation Council - Information sheet on bogwood and its formation in Irish peat bogs.\nGM trees",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on January 8, 2018 by Iris the Keyblade Master\nIn 2014, Upper One Games and E-Line Media released Never Alone, a platformer based on the I\u00f1upiat tale, \u201cKunuuksaayuka.\u201d It is now playable on the PlayStation 3 & 4, Xbox One, Wii U, and PC, as well as iOS and Android devices. I downloaded the game on the PlayStation 4, so that is the version that I will review.\nIn Never Alone, an I\u00f1upiaq girl named Nuna leaves her village to find out why her people have been suffering from terrible blizzards every day. An arctic fox comes to her aid, giving players the option to either switch between the two characters in Single Play or work together with a friend in Co-Op.\nDuring their journey, they face a hungry polar bear, gusts of freezing wind, spirits from the Northern Lights that try to capture them, and a terrible man who\u2019s been destroying villages to find a bola\u2026the same weapon that Nuna\u2019s been using to clear obstacles. Uh-oh.\nNever Alone is an important game because it was made in tandem with the I\u00f1upiat people. As you progress through each level, you unlock short videos called \u201cCultural Insights,\u201d and you can pause the game at any time to view them. They were made to teach players about the I\u00f1upiat people\u2019s culture and way of life. These mini-documentaries allow one to gain a better understanding of the characters and themes found in the game. It\u2019s a fun way to learn more about an underrepresented group of people through their own voices. I hope they have the opportunity to make more games like Never Alone.\nIn the game itself, Nuna and Fox each have unique skills that make them essential to the adventure. You can\u2019t simply use one and ignore the other. Fox can climb walls and call spirits to help Nuna. She uses her bola to break apart icicles and burning sticks that block their path. I did not try out the multiplayer mode with a friend, but I imagine this allows for fun cooperative play.\nAs it is, I found single player mode manageable, though it could become frustrating at times. When using friendly spirit helpers to bring Nuna safely from one point to the other, Fox needs to stay close or the spirit will fade away. This wasn\u2019t a reoccurring issue throughout the game, yet there were a few instances where Fox drifted too far away and Nuna fell. If I\u2019d had a friend controlling Fox, this wouldn\u2019t have been an issue at all.\nWith that said, the game can get aggravating at times. Initially, I shrugged it off because I didn\u2019t grow up playing the side-scrolling platformers on the NES, SNES, or Sega Genesis. I\u2019m only just getting interested in those types of games now. However, there were moments during my playthrough of Never Alone when I could\u2019ve sworn I\u2019d timed it right, and Nuna seemed to land a jump on to the back of a Spirit, only to hang in midair without catching hold and then falling to her death. I couldn\u2019t tell you how I eventually succeeded and got her to stick the landing. I think it had to do with where Fox moved the Spirit, but there was so much delicate back-and-forth involved that I don\u2019t know exactly.\nYou will always feel bad when either Nuna or Fox dies, because every time it happens, the camera focuses on the other one crying and falling to the ground in grief. But this also allows you to feel the strong bond between the two of them, given that neither character talks. Instead, narrator James Mumi\u0121an Nageak tells the story in the I\u00f1upiaq language as you play, with English subtitles at the bottom of the screen.\nNever Alone looks and sounds absolutely gorgeous. Those are easily the best aspects of the game. I enjoyed the quiet, haunting main theme. With Nuna and Fox often exploring the harsh environment with no one else around to help them, a big, dramatic arrangement with a full orchestra would have felt out of place in this story. The music\u2019s there just enough to enhance the experience without feeling intrusive.\nAnd there\u2019s such a beautiful world to explore, from floating ice on the ocean to the ruins of a village with the eerie spirits from the Northern Lights trying to catch Nuna. I would love it if Upper One Games could make something in the style of Final Fantasy or The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a wide-open, exploration adventure based on other legends from First Nation cultures, with more characters, side-quests, etc. Based on what I\u2019ve seen in Never Alone, that would be amazing.\nNever Alone is currently available to purchase on the PlayStation Network at a discounted price for $4.99 until January 16th. Although it is a short game, it\u2019s worth checking out to support the work of the I\u00f1upiat people.\nPosted in Review and tagged E-Line Media, Gaming, gaming review, indie games, Never Alone, platformer, Review, Upper One Games, Video Game, Video Game Review. Bookmark the permalink.\nReview: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call\nWritten by Iris the Keyblade Master\nThe Theatrhythm Final Fantasy games celebrate one of the best aspects of the series: the music. Both rhythm games are available for the Nintendo 3DS. Although if you\u2019re interested in giving Theatrhythm a try, don\u2019t waste your money purchasing both of them. The sequel, Curtain Call, has all of the same songs and lots more.\nI debated with myself about whether to get the original Theatrhythm when it was first released on the Nintendo 3DS. Having gotten booed out of levels of Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution, and surviving the infamous Little Mermaid sidequest in Kingdom Hearts 2\u2026my experiences with rhythm games weren\u2019t very good ones. But someone at GameStop encouraged me to give it a try, and that\u2019s how I ended up losing countless hours of my life to this game. I have no regrets.\nThe gameplay\u2019s divided into three types of stages: Field, Battle, and Event. Field songs consist of tracks like \u201cTerra\u2019s Theme\u201d from Final Fantasy VI, the main theme from VII, and \u201cA Place to Call Home\u201d from IX. An adorable chibi Final Fantasy character of your choosing strolls along a path to the music, while you try to hit as many notes correctly as possible. Although the notes can come across the screen quickly, depending on the song and the difficulty level, Field Stages are generally slower in pace than their Battle counterparts.\nIn Battle, you create a party of four chibi characters who fight different monsters and villains who have appeared throughout the Final Fantasy series. When you hit the right notes, their attacks are successful. If you miss a note, they lose health. (This actually applies to the Field and Event stages too, except you\u2019re not attacking anything. You\u2019re just trying to keep the character\u2019s health bar full.) The songs you can choose from include the always classic \u201cOne-Winged Angel,\u201d as well as \u201cDancing Mad,\u201d \u201cThe Man With the Machine Gun,\u201d and \u201cBattle on the Big Bridge.\u201d\nLast, but not least, we have the Event stages. These stages were more prevalent in the original game, because every entry from the series had one. In Curtain Call, all of the songs that originally appeared as Event stages got turned into Field or Battle stages instead. It\u2019s a shame, because even if they\u2019re difficult to play, they\u2019re beautiful to watch. Instead of battling enemies or walking through a field, you watch a video that highlights the most memorable moments from the featured Final Fantasy game. The selected songs are popular themes from the game that people tend to think about when they think of that particular entry, i.e. \u201cSutaki da ne,\u201d \u201cAerith\u2019s Theme,\u201d and \u201cAnswers\u201d from Final Fantasy XIV. The best, by far, appears in Curtain Call. It\u2019s a gorgeous medley of Final Fantasy themes played over highlights from the entire franchise. If you\u2019re a fan of any Final Fantasy games, I dare you not to cry while watching it.\nIt\u2019s worth mentioning that the way you progress through the game changed in a few significant ways from the first Theatrhythm to Curtain Call. In the original game, you could select any of the main musical stages for each of the games featured in Theatrhythm, from the original Final Fantasy to XIII. However, once you committed yourself to one of the entries, i.e. Final Fantasy IX, you had to play through all three musical stages before being allowed to go back and play whichever one you wanted.\nPosted in Review and tagged Final Fantasy, Game, Game review, Gaming, Nintendo, Review, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call, Video Game, Video Game Review. Bookmark the permalink.\nReview: Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories\nBy Iris the Keyblade Master\nKingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories is one of those games that probably shouldn\u2019t work as well as it does. The first game in the series was this big, epic adventure, involving Sora, Donald Duck, and Goofy traveling all over the universe to stop Maleficent and meeting all kinds of Disney characters along the way. Kingdom Hearts II was another a big, epic adventure that continued Sora\u2019s quest. He searched for his lost friends, befriended more popular characters like Captain Jack Sparrow and Tron, and fought an evil organization.\nChain of Memories limits the adventure to one castle made of illusions. Every floor that Sora visits is designed to look like a Disney world from his memories. So almost all of the levels that you complete are areas that you\u2019ve already explored from the first game. (Little did we know that this would be a recurring problem in future games.) It\u2019s not necessarily what a person would have in mind if you told them to check out the sequel to Kingdom Hearts.\nHowever, I love the story of Chain of Memories, so it\u2019s probably the entry in the series that I replay the most apart from the first game. It picks up where the first game left off, with Sora, Donald, and Goofy on the trail of their lost friends, Riku and Mickey. They come across a castle inhabited by a mysterious organization that claims to have something- or someone- that Sora wants. Sora takes the bait, only to find as he progresses through the castle that he\u2019s losing his memories.\nFirst, the story\u2019s fantastic. It\u2019s one of two games in the series that involve a group of villains trying to trick Sora into working for them, and this one executes the idea much better. The other game more or less saves the mind-bending shenanigans for the final level. In Chain of Memories, it\u2019s a steady progression of Sora forgetting his previous adventures and becoming increasingly obsessed with rescuing Namin\u00e9 and Riku from the Organization. Sora\u2019s been previously established as somebody who cares deeply about his friends and the promises that he makes to them, so his change in personality makes complete sense. The new characters are also well-written. It\u2019s the game that kicked off Axel\u2019s popularity, and it\u2019s easy to see why. Namin\u00e9 is wonderful too and a good example of a well-written \u201cdamsel in distress.\u201d\nI thought I would hate the battle system when I learned that it would be card-based. Every attack that you make and magic spell that you cast is limited to the number of cards that Sora has in his deck. However, I found that it was very manageable and does force you to strategize a little. You can only carry so many cards in your deck, and the powerful ones are more expensive than the weaker ones. You can also create special attacks called \u201csleights,\u201d where you load three cards and use them together. But the first card that you load for the sleight will not reappear for the rest of the battle. So spamming sleight attacks will only take you so far.\nOh, and Donald gets to be just as useless in this game as he is in every Kingdom Hearts game. Only this time, he doesn\u2019t just fail to heal you. If you don\u2019t watch it, he can heal your enemies. Yeah. You read that right. You\u2019ll be desperately fighting Axel or Hades, who both use Fire spells, and he\u2019ll happily hit them with Fire spells that bring their health back up. Try to avoid using him in a fight with a magic-based enemy.\nI also find it interesting how the difficulty level of the bosses and the usefulness of certain cards did change in the GameBoy Advanced version and the PlayStation 2 version. See, the GBA obviously has a small screen, so big enemies aren\u2019t hard to fight and Summon cards have a wider reach. Cloud Strife was my favorite card in the GBA game. All I had to do was summon him and he\u2019d wipe out enemies with two slashes of the Buster Sword. But the PlayStation 2 remake puts you in a bigger, three-dimensional area, so it\u2019s a matter of getting close to an enemy, hoping that enemy stays put as you summon Cloud, and hope that Cloud moves in the right direction to slash said enemies. If you\u2019re in the wrong place or facing the wrong way, he\u2019s completely useless.\nAll in all, I think this game was much better suited for the GameBoy Advanced over the PlayStation 2. It has a smaller story and the levels are mostly the same as the first game. In a way, it\u2019s kind of impressive. In terms of world design, it plays like a GBA remake of the first game. Yet it has its own unique story, which supplies a reason for why you\u2019re playing through the same locations again. If you play the PlayStation 2 remake without that context, it comes off like a cheap, lazy sequel.\nNonetheless, I love playing the PS2 remake due to the improved graphics and voice acting. Sora\u2019s character arc and his relationships with his friends go to interesting places. The series got two new fabulous female characters. The soundtrack mostly rehashes the first game, but Yoko Shimomura composed some beautiful new tracks, i.e. \u201cNamin\u00e9\u201d and the final boss battle theme, \u201cLord of the Castle.\u201d\nAlthough it\u2019s not an entry in the series that you absolutely must play to understand the rest of the plot, I highly recommend Chain of Memories.\nPosted in Review and tagged Chain of Memories, Gaming, gaming review, Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Review, Sora, Video Game, Video Game Review. Bookmark the permalink.\nReview: Flat Kingdom\nDeveloper: Fat Panda Games\nPublisher: Games Starter\nFlat Kingdom is an adventure platform game for the PC that is more adorable than I have words for. It\u2019s also incredibly frustrating, just like almost all platformers.\nYou are Flat, knight of the Kingdom. The Princess has been captured because of course she has. By a fox-headed person, whom I assume is wearing a mask. They are also taking all of the crystals that are keeping the Kingdom wonderful and peaceful. Your job, as Flat, is to stop the Fox, save the Princess and return the Crystals. Easy, right?\nThe artwork is elegant. It honestly looks like it was all cut out of paper and beautifully crafted together. All of the enemies are adorable, but the boss monsters terrifying. I adore everything about this game: the music, sound effects, story, level designs. It is all incredibly thought out and masterfully put together to create an amazing experience for the player.\nAs Flat, you are primarily a circle, but can also turn into a square and triangle. Each shape has their own pros and cons for each situation, including how to defeat enemies. Thankfully, the game allows you to have a Shape Legend in the bottom right corner to remind you what shape beats what. Circle beats Square; Square beats Triangle; Triangle beats Circle. This is a constant throughout the game; however, it is difficult to tell what all the monster shapes are and this doesn\u2019t necessarily apply to the boss fights. Which are hell all on their own.\nThe levels, of course, increase in difficulty, starting off with the false hope that I could actually get through a platformer once in my life. Each level reminded me that I\u2019m horrible at these games and that this is my own personal hell. Whilst still having fun and loving the game, I am cursing at the screen each time I die because I was just never good at these to begin with. I will finish this game, though, if it\u2019s the last thing I do.\nRight now, I\u2019m in the third section of the game, trying valiantly to finish it and not throw my computer out the window at the same time. 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        "raw_content": "January 15, 2015 October 4, 2015 by Best Twin Flame Psychic\n7 thoughts on \u201cHow To Overcome The Pain For Your Twin (Part 1)\u201d\nct2866552cherokee7 says:\nThank you for this\u2026.I use to think- that it was me. That something was wrong with me. I hated myself for the longest time. I don\u2019t now. I love myself and accept, all of me. The good and the bad. This has taken over twenty years\u2026And it was so hard. But I did it. And so can anyone who is willing to do the work. Much Light, Love and Happiness. Many Blessings to you.. To everyone! \ud83d\ude42\nI can\u2019t believe how free I am feeling right now. I never felt so self-affirmed about myself and my passion like this. A week ago when I dated my Twin, I let go of something which had been holding me back for so long. The fact that he has a girl friend. This fact led me to run away from him 12 years ago and I could finally let go of it. I gave my Twin a present for his girl friend. This action somehow freed me from all the pain and need and desire to become his only one. I feel more love not only for my Twin but also for my husband whom I was trying to divorce. I am separated from my Twin now as we live in different hemispheres. I will allow myself to meet him again and have fun as I love myself, but I will also love my husband too. Everything in front of me is for learning. I\u2019m committed to my learning and pursuing my mission. Thank you Elise for your guidance.\ncarolynchipman says:\nReblogged this on Twin Flame Reflections.\n\u201cAre you making it your fault? Are you making yourself not good enough? Are you wondering if you could have done something differently?\u201d\nwell i can say no to each one of these questions. i know i am loved, by myself and my twin, i know i am good enough, and i also know there is nothing i could or would have done differently.\nso where does that leave me\u2026the pain from not being with my twin physically (yet \u2013 being optimistic) is not diminished or eliminated by knowing these things.\nWell, there\u2019s still yet more to resolve, then. The very wanting something outside of yourself is an obstacle to overcome.\nhmm i don\u2019t see that as an obstacle. wanting love is not unlike wanting warmth, food etc\u2026\u2019things\u2019 you require for your body and/or soul. that kind of wanting is showing us the direction. where our soul wants to get to. sure, all the love we feel is really within ourselves, and is only triggered/awakened by other people and most of all by our twin. but we were not put in this body and on this planet to experience physical reality all by ourselves, completely on our own, alone. so i don\u2019t think there is anything wrong with wanting to be with the person you love. not in a needy \u2018i-can\u2019t-live-without-you\u2019 way, but in the knowledge that this union is what is meant for you.\nThank you so much for this article. I met my Twin Soul 2 years ago, and it has been an emotional rollercoaster. We love each other with an intensity that I never knew existed, and this is certainly not my first relationship (or his). We have both now realized that the time is not right to be together for the rest of our incarnation in this life; we know that we were brought together for a short while to do some very important work (we both campaign against human and animal abuse). The strange thing is that we both worked on humanitarian causes long before we met each other; we both took law degrees that we never completed because other things got in the way; we are both the youngest of 3 children in our families; we are both of the star sign Aquarius; and we both knew from our first meeting that this was somehow \u2018different\u2019 from anything either of us had ever experienced before\u2026\u2026.or will again. We both know that we each have a bit more \u2018evolving\u2019 to do in the spiritual sense\u2026\u2026but I KNOW that one day, in another reality, when the time is right, me and my Twin will reconnect for eternity. Lorraine",
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        "raw_content": "Parents advocate for your children\nMy hat goes off to parents that advocate for their children to receive treatment. It is a tedious and often times frustrating and costly endeavor to get children tested and develop wrap around services for their care.\nWe know that early detection is helpful in cases like autism and learning disabilities, but what about psychiatric illness? Will it help or hurt our children to \u201clabel\u201d them early in life?\nIt\u2019s crucial to determine the issues of young children early and address them at home and in school. There are several things we can do to help these children learn to regulate emotionally and modify behaviorally their actions to help develop happier and healthier children. Teachers, along with parents, can learn how to better work with children with mental and emotional challenges. When teachers know the needs of the children in their classes, they can better teach and build structure that addresses these needs and can improve the child\u2019s performance in school and in life. As parents, there are techniques that you can use at home to work with kids behavioral and emotional problems and professionals that can support you in these efforts.\nIn the past, parents were discouraged to get their children tested for fear of being labeled or placed in \u201cspecial needs\u201d classes and not given the same opportunities as other children. Times are changing. Advocating for your child and being involved in their education can help give them more of a chance not only to succeed but also to excel.\nParents, if you feel that your child is struggling with some tasks or having behavioral and/or emotional problems that you, along with their school, cannot seem to remedy than push for a deeper investigation of their problems and other treatment options.\nAn article from Psychology Today addressed this issue. I was also pleasantly encouraged and validated when I was visiting a daycare that described how they coordinate services for their kids that need \u201cother services.\u201d They bring in therapists during school hours and/or transport them to schools in the area that offer particular services. My hat goes off to those daycares! Just more proof that this is an issue that several children deal with and there are treatments aimed at inclusion not exclusion.\nPosted by drjfennell in Anxiety Disorders, Mood Disorders\nA friend asked me to check out the website What\u2019s My M3 and I did. It is an online screening tool for mood and anxiety disorders. The test is called the M3. Please note that this is test is not a diagnostic tool. Rather is it a measure of symptoms that collective can provide information and knowledge about a person\u2019s diagnosis. It has not been standardized by gender or age group or culture.\nAll that said what do I think\u2026\nFIRST WHAT DO I LIKE: It was quick and easy to take and liked how it explained the results immediately. It is a printable measure that a client new to therapy or curious about their mental health can take with them and share with their doctor or therapist. The provider can use it to help guide the course of treatment and make them aware of what the client sees as their issues. The questions themselves, regardless of the overall score, can elicit insight and awareness for the client\u2026giving things to think about and pay attention to daily. I also like that the website promotes utilizing the health provider to obtain better health.\nWHAT I DIDN\u2019T LIKE: The questions do not have time frames, which always seems to choke some people up. There is a lot of education about the M3 on the site, as well as there should be since that is what they are promoting, but little info about mood and anxiety disorders themselves. While the FAQ section was nicely laid out and discussed physiological health as it relates to depression (hooray), the treatment section was brief and vague. And, while it talks about seeing a provider, it never mentions the types and how to ask your providers for more help.\nSo, I hope what I add here helps\u2026\nMy advice in answering the questions regarding time frame is, answer as they relate to you currently, like the last month or two. Most diagnoses given utilize the last 2 weeks to 3 months as a benchmark for diagnostic criteria. A good clinician will assess your history for a clear diagnosis. Utilize this site to stimulate questions you might have regarding mood or anxiety disorders and discuss these concerns with your clinician/provider.\nYes, everyone surfs the internet for answers, but the internet can lie. So, bring these same questions up to your clinician/provider to cross check the information that you find. Last, but certainly not least, check out the different providers that can help with mental health issues. It goes beyond your primary care physician, OB/GYN, pediatrician, and psychiatrist; psychologists, counselors, social workers, and therapists are all very important in treating mood and anxiety disorders.\nDo we hate change or are we afraid of change?\nI told a friend 3 days ago \u201cI hate change\u201d but that is not true. I am just like so many of the folks I work with. I am AFRAID of change. Afraid of the unknown, afraid of leaving the familiar and comfortable. I was reminded yesterday that this is life\u2019s challenge. Overcoming fear and welcoming change. Fear is an emotion.\nI tell folks \u201cALL FEELINGS ARE WELCOME HERE\u201d and we should not run from our feelings but embrace them all\u2026the negative and the positive emotions. We have been taught to not like negative emotions such as anger, resentment, and fear. I\u2019ve been taught that all of our emotions are important and I pass that on to everyone I work with and the folks in my personal life. 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        "raw_content": "On January 1, 2018, key legislative amendments went into effect that substantially revised and updated child-related firearm warning requirements in California. Prior to January 1, California law required the following child-related warning, in both English and Spanish, to be placed on the packaging of any firearm, and any descriptive materials that accompany any firearm, sold or transferred in California, or delivered for sale in California by any licensed manufacturer or dealer:\n\u201cChildren are attracted to and can operate firearms that can cause severe injuries or death. Prevent child access by always keeping guns locked away and unloaded when not in use. If you keep a loaded firearm where a child obtains and improperly uses it, you may be fined or sent to prison.\u201d\nNow, as of January 1, California law not only requires a substantially longer warning, it also requires that the warning include a reference to the website of the California Attorney General. There are steep consequences for failing to provide the new warning required, and the margin for error is slim, e.g., the first violation is punishable by a fine, a second violation results in a thirty-day ban from manufacturing or selling firearms in California, and a third violation results in becoming permanently ineligible to manufacture or sell firearms in California. If you have not already done so, you should revise your child-related warnings to comply with California law as soon as possible.\nRenzulli Law Firm is available to help you modify your warnings and ensure you are compliant with California law. Please contact John Renzulli or Chris Renzulli to discuss how Renzulli Law Firm can help you.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u203a News \u203a Welcome to My Mid-Life Crisis! 8/7-8/9\nWelcome to My Mid-Life Crisis! 8/7-8/9\nPerformance, Mixed Media/Dance and Theatre Susanne (Benish) Carter of Carter Productions announces a facelift to her original one-woman show, WELCOME TO MY MID-LIFE CRISIS! This revised and expanded production is a sexy, zany, whimsical, and hilarious look into one woman\u2019s search for her lost libido. Ms. Carter, with tongue-in-cheek, discovers the dilemma caused by examining the good and not so flattering aspects of her own persona. Using thirteen unique scenarios, she creates pathos in comedy and tragedy to create a multi-generational piece that touches on issues near to everyone\u2019s heart. The show is inspired by -the empty nest syndrome, aging of the World War II generation and the on- set of menopause. Using music, dance, stand-up comedy, pantomime, monologues, and text, a theatrical extravaganza unfolds. A sound score by Dan Gnader connects interviews of local citizens to create a backdrop. Performances are scheduled for August 7, 8, and 9, 7:30 PM at Walker\u2019s Point Center for the Arts, 911 West National Avenue. Ticket prices are $10 for adults and $8 for students or senior citizens and can be purchased by calling 414-871-1523. * * * Welcome to My Mid-Life Crisis! is revised from the original, Before We Die, premiered at Alverno College in April 2002. Created over a two-year period Ms. Carter received support from the John Anson Kittredge Fund and the Gardner Foundation. On November 13, 2003, a command performance took place at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Sponsored by the Socio-Cultural Programming Committee, the event was received warmly by a standing-room-only crowd. Future bookings are being planned. This new version was created specifically for the intimate theatre at Walker\u2019s Point Center for the Arts, a multi-disciplinary art center. Ms. Carter has expanded the show to include storytelling and a dramatic tribute to the World War II Generation. Interviews of individuals from this generation are used in the sound score and were conducted at Washington Park, Clinton Rose, and Luther Manor senior citizen centers in Milwaukee. Theatre students from the UW-Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts Theatre Program, act as stage-hands assisting with choreographed costume changes. They become part of the show and bring to light the energy and spirit of today\u2019s student generation. Susanne Carter has been active in the Milwaukee dance community for over 25 years. Known for her work as a choreographer, director, and educator, she has worked with schools, churches, community groups, and local arts organizations. As a stand-up comic she was selected as a final contestant in WKTI\u2019s Funniest Woman Contest held in October 2003. Ms. Carter is the creator of the Positive Body Workout taught through the UW-Milwaukee School of Continuing Education. Paul Carter is an accomplished guitarist and was lead guitarist for the local rock groups King Daddy and Big Car. He is presently studying jazz with Don Linke and is featured in the production. Welcome to My Mid-Life Crisis! uses a mixed media approach to discover it\u2019s many themes and highlights. The overall premise of the show is the passing on a legacy of the World War II generation to the next generation of \u201cbaby boomers\u201d to keep the history alive. Ms. Carter\u2019s artistic style is a blend of dance, the use of original monologues and text and a comedienne\u2019s eye for humor. They are: -menopause and related issues -demands of mid-life -care of aging parents -one\u2019s own children becoming adults -humor as a basis for looking at one\u2019s life. Carter Productions is a husband/wife artistic team committed to bringing unique multi-media productions in collaboration with other organizations into the community. Future projects include a tour of Welcome to My Mid-Life Crisis! and the development of a children\u2019s show, Who Am I? For further information see www.carterproductions.com.\nAudiotrope CD Release Concert 7/27",
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        "raw_content": "Another part of the global war on terrorism that Canada and the United States are working on together is in helping failed states, states like Afghanistan, where people have no voice.\nBut Canada remains a crucial partner in this global war on terrorism, and we are grateful for that. Canadian naval vessels, aircraft and military personnel continue anti-terrorist operations in the Persian Gulf.\nCanada and the United States are also working at the World Trade Organization and in our own hemisphere with negotiations for a Trade Area of the Americas to try to help countries create a positive climate for investment and trade.\nI can tell you that the Canadian intelligence and law enforcement agencies have been providing outstanding co-operation with our intelligence and law enforcement agencies as we work together to track down terrorists here in North America and put them out of commission.\nI do want to try to put things in perspective today relative to the U.S.-Canada relationship. I would like to start by talking about how important this relationship is to the people of the United States.\nI want you to know that, despite what you might read at times in the newspapers or see on the television news, we have actually been getting a lot of things done the last several months, the U.S.-Canada relationship.\nIronically, the Canadian naval vessels, aircraft and personnel in the Persian Gulf I mentioned earlier who are fighting terrorism will provide more support indirectly to this war in Iraq than most of the 46 countries that are fully supporting our efforts there.\nLet me close as I did in Gander on September 11, 2002 when I went to that community to thank the people of Gander and the people of Canada for the overwhelming support and help that was given to us in the wake of those attacks on September 11, 2001.\nLike Canada, we very much wanted the United Nations to be a relevant and effective body. But once those efforts failed, we no longer saw things from a multilateral perspective. For us, now, it is much more basic than that. It is about family.\nMuch has been accomplished during the last year in the campaign against terrorism. This struggle will require vigilance, perseverance and sacrifice for many years to come.\nOur ties are deep and long-standing. We are dependent on each other. And no matter what the issue of the day, whether it be softwood lumber, whether it be a war in Iraq, we need to continue to work together.\nSo we are disappointed that some of our closest allies, including Canada, have not agreed with us on the urgent need for this military action against Iraq.\nThe agreement to place the binational planning group at our new Northern Command was also signed in December.\nThe Royal Canadian Mounted Police and CSIS have provided extraordinary co-operation, as I mentioned earlier.\nThen we can help these failed states turn around and give their people a better life. This, too, is a critical part of this global war on terrorism, and Canada and the United States are together.\nThese are Canadian and United States intelligence and law enforcement offices who are working in teams and who are using good intelligence and good law enforcement to really stop the criminals and terrorists before they ever get to the border.\nThis ability to have reliable sources of energy and a reliable transmission of energy here in North America is critical for both of us and for Mexico as we want to keep our economies growing.\nThis war in Iraq is part of a larger effort to remove this terrorist threat from the planet.",
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        "raw_content": "Above all we should not forget that government is an evil, a usurpation upon the private judgement and individual conscience of mankind.\nAs the true object of education is not to render the pupil the mere copy of his preceptor, it is rather to be rejoiced in, than lamented, that various reading should lead him into new trains of thinking.\nBut the watchful care of the parent is endless. The youth is never free from the danger of grating interference.\nEvery man has a certain sphere of discretion which he has a right to expect shall not be infringed by his neighbours. This right flows from the very nature of man.\nEverything understood by the term co-operation is in some sense an evil.\nGod himself has no right to be a tyrant.\nGovernment will not fail to employ education, to strengthen its hands, and perpetuate its institutions.\nHe has no right to his life when his duty calls him to resign it. Other men are bound... to deprive him of life or liberty, if that should appear in any case to be indispensably necessary to prevent a greater evil.\nHe that loves reading has everything within his reach.\nIf a thing be really good, it can be shown to be such.\nIt is probable that there is no one thing that it is of eminent importance for a child to learn.\nJustice is the sum of all moral duty.\nLearning is the ally, not the adversary of genius... he who reads in a proper spirit, can scarcely read too much.\nMan is the only creature we know, that, when the term of his natural life is ended, leaves the memory of himself behind him.\nMy thoughts will be taken up with the future or the past, with what is to come or what has been. Of the present there is necessarily no image.\nOne of the prerogatives by which man is eminently distinguished from all other living beings inhabiting this globe of earth, consists in the gift of reason.",
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        "raw_content": "8th Circuit Rules: Lockout to Stay During Appeal\nIn a 2-1 decision, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held that the National Football League\u2019s lockout will stay in place pending their appeal of U.S. District Judge Susan Nelson\u2019s ruling. Judges Steven Colloton and Duane Benton sided with the NFL while Judge Kermit Bye dissented in favor of the players.\nThe Court found that the NFL has proven it \u201clikely will suffer some degree of irreparable harm without a stay\u201d and was not convince that Judge Susan Nelson\u2019s conclusions were correct.\n\u201cIn sum, we have serious doubts that the district court had jurisdiction to enjoin the league\u2019s lockout, and accordingly conclude that the league has made a strong showing that it is likely to succeed on the merits.\u201d\n\u201cThe district court reasoned that this case does not involve or grow out of a labor dispute because the players no longer are represented by a union,\u201d the majority wrote. \u201cWe have considerable doubt about this interpretation of the Norris-La Guardia Act and does not specify that the employees must be members of a union for the case to involve or grow out of a labor dispute.\u201d\n\u201cWe do not agree, however, with the district court\u2019s apparent view that the balance of the equities tilts heavily in favor of the players,\u201d the majority wrote. \u201cThe district court gave little or no weight to the harm caused to the league by an injunction issued in the midst of an ongoing dispute over terms and conditions of employment. The court found irreparable harm to the players because the lockout prevents free agents from negotiating contracts with any team, but gave no weight to harm that would be caused to the League by player transactions that would occur only with an injunction against the lockout.\u201d\nJudge Bye, in is dissenting opinion, dismissed the conclusions of his fellow judges, stating, \u201cNotwithstanding the majority\u2019s analysis, the NFL has not persuaded me it will suffer irreparable harm during the pendency of this expedited appeal,\u201d Bye wrote. \u201cIn any event, there will not be any shift in the \u2018balance of power\u2019 until the appeal is resolved.\u201d Additionally, \u201cThe preliminary injunction does not dictate the NFL\u2019s free agency rules, or any other conduct in general, outside of the lockout,\u201d he said. \u201cWhatever harm may be said to befall the NFL during the pendency of the expedited appeal stands in stark contrast to the irreparable harm suffered by the players.\u201d\nThe good news, NFL owners and the former NFL Players\u2019 Association resumed court-ordered mediation with of U.S. Magistrate Judge Arthur Boylan.\nto me, it boils down to one simple qsuetion: are you a partner, or are you an employee? If you\u2019re a partner, you\u2019re entitled to look at the books. If you\u2019re an employee, you most certainly are not. Given that they don\u2019t have access now tells me everything I need to know. It\u2019s therefore not the owners responsibility or obligation to show the players anything financial.so yeah, the owners are going to play hardball. I suppose that\u2019s their right. That doesn\u2019t make it right for us the fans, but then again we don\u2019t have hundreds of millions of dollars on the line to run a franchise.\ndwgqpu says:\nvaBcy5 rytnaimizhgu\nRoger Clemens\u2019 Criminal Case Moving Forward\nRomano On Radio: Bob Conners Morning Show \u2013 WTVN 610",
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        "raw_content": "District Rotarians Honored\nTwo District 7890 Rotarians were honored at the Multi-District Conference on May 20th.\nFirst, District Governor Dave Mangs was recognized for his service as District Governor\nSecond, past District Governor Eileen Rau was awarded the Service Above Self Award, the highest award given by Rotary International. The Service Above Self Award is Rotary International's highest honor for individual Rotarians. This award recognizes up to 150 Rotarians annually (out of over 1.2 million Rotarians worldwide!) who have who demonstrated their commitment to helping others by volunteering their time and talents with exemplary humanitarian service, in any form and at any level, with an emphasis on personal volunteer efforts and active involvement in helping others through Rotary.",
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        "raw_content": "Dedication, Motivation and a Whole Lot of Heart\nAt the Rio Paralympics Team GB is going for gold in a big way. We are currently second in the leader table and it looks like we are going to stay up there.\nOne amazing story emerging from these games was the T13 1500m final. The top four...",
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        "raw_content": "Burn Victims Escape Camp Fire But Have A Long Road To Recovery\nFiled Under:burn victims, Camp Fire, UC Davis Burn Center\nPARADISE (CBS13) \u2014 As the fast-moving Camp Fire ripped through neighborhoods in Butte County destroying everything in its path, only a small number of burn victims made it out alive.\nTwelve of those victims who suffered burns remain hospitalized at the UC Davis Health System Regional Burn Center in Sacramento.\n\u201cHalf of his face was burned, the left side of his face, his ears, nose\u2026 his hands,\u201d said Maria Rios.\nMaria sat with her father in his hospital room. He was captured on camera smiling despite the horror he\u2019s lived through. She says her father does not know that the search for his wife is officially over.\n\u201cI haven\u2019t told him. He knew that she was in there, but he didn\u2019t know we recovered her remains, yet; and that she\u2019s at the mortuary. I let him smile,\u201d said Rios.\nRios says as the Camp Fire tore through Paradise, her step mom grabbed the animals and went down to the basement of their family home. Her father stayed outside to protect.\n\u201cHe saw the fire coming over the treetops, it started coming down, moving super fast\u2026he hopped up on the roof and tried to put out what he could,\u201d she said.\nBut the fire moved so fast and was so hot and intense that 69-year old Rick Rios couldn\u2019t save his home or his wife. Miraculously someone saw him on the roof and called for help.\n\u201cWhen is a good time to tell somebody that their mate of 36 years is not gonna be there anywhere?\u201d said Maria.\nRick Rios was one of the 12 burn victims airlifted to the Uc Davis Regional Burn Center and Shriners Hospital for children.\n\u201cHe\u2019s doing quite well. He got skin grafts and his face burns are gonna heal up just fine. He\u2019s gonna have a long emotional recovery. People forget the physical recovery is one thing, but the psychological takes a long time,\u201d said Chief Burn surgeon Dr. David Greenhalgh.\nDr. Greenhalgh says most of the victims they saw suffered burns that covered 20-50% of their body. And the reason there aren\u2019t more burn victims from the Camp Fire is that many others did not survive the severe fire.\n\u201cThey were the lucky ones to escape but it was such a severe and hot fire, that the others did not survive unfortunately,\u201d said Greenhalgh.\nALSO: Animal Activists Target Dairy Farmers, Claiming Farms Mistreat Young Calves\nDozens did not make it out alive and the grim search for the nearly 900 missing continues. Meanwhile, Maria is staying strong for her father, with a heavy heart, missing her step-mom.\n\u201cI\u2019m extremely grateful that it wasn\u2019t both of them. That it could have been both of them,\u201d she said.\nWith a team of four burn surgeons, one plastic surgeon and a high number of nurses and staff, the regional burn center has become such a resource for the Sacramento area communities and beyond. They serve patients as far south as Oakland and far north as the Oregon border and Reno.\nDr. Greenhalgh says the physical recovery could take up to a year. One of the burn victims is a firefighter, he too is expected to survive.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Community Sag Harbor To Hold Memorial Day Observance\nSag Harbor To Hold Memorial Day Observance\nLarry Burns and Jim Eberhart at Sag Harbor\u2019s 2015 Memorial Day observance. Michael Heller\nSag Harbor\u2019s annual Memorial Day parade will step off from the World War I Monument at Otter Pond at 9 a.m. Monday. The parade will proceed down Main Street, with stops at the Civil War Monument, the Municipal Building, and the Jordan Haerter Veterans Memorial Bridge before concluding at Marine Park, where there are monuments to those who served in World War II, the Korean War, and Vietnam.\nRobert Ratcliffe, a Sag Harbor native who served with the United States Marine Corps from 1967 to 1971, including two tours in Vietnam, will give this year\u2019s keynote address.\n\u201cMy talk will be about remembrance,\u201d Mr. Ratcliffe said. \u201cThat is really what Memorial Day is about. It\u2019s not a celebration but a remembrance of those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. And how do you do this without glorifying war?\u201d\nSag Harbor, he said, \u201chas done a fantastic job of remembering and honoring those who have served and given their lives.\u201d\nMr. Ratcliffe said he would likely draw on his experience as a participant last year in \u201cThe Telling Project,\u201d in which servicemen and their family members gave first-person accounts of their experiences.\n\u201cWe had two participants, one a mother who lost her only son and one a stepdad who lost his stepson,\u201d Mr. Ratcliffe said of JoAnn Lyles, the mother of U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter who was killed by a suicide bomber in Iraq in 2008, and Dr. Frank Kesler, the stepfather of Shelter Island\u2019s Joseph Theinert, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2010.\n\u201cThe fact is that we had to practice over the weekend before our performances and I heard their stories time and time again,\u201d Mr. Ratcliffe said. \u201cNot only the sacrifice their children made, but they told us about their lives prior that, because there was a life before there was a death. And whenever you remember the person as whole, not just as a soldier, you are helping with the healing process.\u201d\nMr. Ratcliffe said he joined the Marines in 1967, two years after graduating from Pierson High School, but did not talk much about his experiences until he took part in \u201cThe Telling Project.\u201d\n\u201cIt is a humbling experience to have to talk, but it is an honor to be asked,\u201d he said.\nDavid Pharaoh, the commander of the Sag Harbor\u2019s Chelberg & Battle Post 388 of the American Legion, said the parade would be tweaked slightly this year. The Sag Harbor Community Band, which in the past has performed on Main Street and at Marine Park, will only play at the park this year, in an effort to streamline the event.\nPlus, he said, golf carts will be provided for those veterans who are unable to march the entire parade route.\nMemorial Day observances will also take place in East Hampton, where a wreath will be dropped into the Atlantic Ocean at Main Beach at 9 a.m. in memory of those who lost their lives at sea, and a parade will step off from Guild Hall at 10:30 a.m., making its way to Hook Mill, where Charles Valleau, the commander of the East Hampton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, will give the keynote address..\nIn Southampton, veterans will gather at the First Presbyterian Church at 10:15 a.m. for a short parade to Agawam Park, where the annual Memorial Day observance organized by the Village of Southampton Commission on Veterans Patriotic Events, starts at 11 a.m. Peter Fertig, the president of \u201cWalk of Heroes,\u201d an organization that celebrates Major League baseball players who put their careers on hold to serve during World War II, will be the guest speaker.\nIn Bridgehampton, there will be a gathering at the war monument at the corner of Montauk Highway and Ocean Road at 9 a.m., sponsored by the Bridgehampton Fire Department that will include a reading of Abraham Lincoln\u2019s Gettysburg Address, a VFW honor guard, and a performance by the Bridgehampton School Band.\nPrevious articleLetters to the Editor: 5/26/16\nNext articlePower\u2019s Lucy Walters Shows Strength in Award-Winning \u201cHere Alone\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The Divine Services Liturgy \u2013 6\nLast week we talked about how our approach to the Holy Gifts set forth must be predicated upon peace, love, and faith. We now come to the point in the Divine Liturgy where our expression of faith is proclaimed.\nThe priest or deacon proclaims \u2018The doors, the doors, in wisdom let us attend.\u2019 The curtain, which has been closed since the Holy Gifts have been placed upon the altar table, is now opened. Nikolai Gogol, in his commentary on the Divine Liturgy, tells us: \u2018this exclamation was formerly addressed to the door-keepers who stood at the entrance so that no one might be allowed to enter the church who did not have the right to attend the Liturgy of the Faithful. Now this exclamation is addressed to those present, that they may guard the doors of their hearts, where love belongs according to the Church\u2019s teaching, so that the spirit of enmity may not invade this inner altar of the soul. 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Up until now the chalice and diskos have remained covered, but we are moving now toward the consecration of the Holy Gifts and so they are exposed. The waving of the aer served a practical purpose of protecting the Holy Gifts from any flying insects that might be hovering about. In addition to this purely practical purpose, the waving of the aer reflects and reminds us of the wings of the angels who are present and surround the holy altar and it invokes that \u2018rushing wind\u2019 of the Holy Spirit which descended on Pentecost.\nWith the completion of the Creed, we have united ourselves in the confession of our faith, now our attention is directed that we may be completely focused in the right way for the consecration about to take place. We hear, \u2018Let us stand well, let us stand with fear, let us attend, that we may offer the Holy Oblation in peace.\u2019 The choir responds, \u2018A mercy of peace, a sacrifice of praise.\u2019\nThe priest then turns toward the faithful and bestows the Apostolic blessing: \u2018The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God the Father, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all.\u2019 The people respond, \u2018And with thy spirit.\u2019 The Mystery of the Eucharist is the work of God, the Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.\nWe are called to lift up our hearts unto the Lord. We then give thanks unto the Lord and the choir sings: \u2018It is meet and right to worship the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit: the Trinity, one in essence and undivided.\u2019\nDuring this hymn, the priest prays silently in the altar a prayer to our God Who is: \u2018inexpressible, incomprehensible, invisible, unattainable, ever existing, eternally the same\u2019. We thank God: \u2018for all the things we know and do not know; for the benefits both manifest and hidden which have come upon us. We give thanks unto Thee also for this service, which Thou hast been pleased to accept from our hands, though there stand before Thee thousands of Archangels, and ten thousands of Angels, the Cherubim and Seraphim, six winged, many-eyed, borne aloft on their wings.\u2019\nThe Priest or deacon then takes up the asterisk, or \u2018star\u2019 which has been above the particles on the diskos and, before placing it aside, blesses in the form of a cross, while exclaiming in a loud voice: \u2018Singing the triumphal Hymn, shouting, crying aloud and saying:\u2019\nThe Choir completes the prayer, \u2018Holy, Holy, Holy Lord of Sabaoth, Heaven and earth are full of Thy Glory. Hosanna in the Highest. Blessed is He that cometh in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the Highest.\u2019\nOur voices join chorus with the angels who surround the throne of God in heaven.\nDear brothers and sisters in Christ, what an awesome thing it is that we can participate and partake in this Heavenly Mystery! In the earlier part of the Liturgy we petition God for our needs, we hear instruction from the Holy Gospels\u2026 now our words fail us, we stand before the Throne of God and offer the gifts of bread and wine saying: \u2018Take, eat, this is My Body, which is broken for you for the remission of sins.\u2019 And: \u2018Drink of It, all of you: This is My Blood of the New Testament, which is shed for you and for many, for the remission of sins.\u2019\nThe priest, in a low voice, recalls the commandment of the Savior to perform this Mystery, glorifying His passion, death, and Resurrection, Ascension and second coming. Then the priest or deacon, with his arms forming a cross, takes up the diskos and the chalice and holding them aloft says: \u2018Thine Own of Thine Own we offer unto Thee, in behalf of all and for all.\u2019\nThe choir then chants slowly, \u2018We praise Thee, we bless Thee, we give thanks unto Thee, O Lord; and we pray unto Thee, O our God\u2019, while the priest silently asks that the Lord send down the Holy Spirit upon the people praying in the church and to sanctify the Gifts offered. The priest, blessing the Lamb on the diskos, says, \u2018And make this bread the precious Body of Thy Christ.\u2019 Blessing the wine in the chalice, he says, \u2018And that which is in this cup, the precious Blood of Thy Christ.\u2019 After each blessing we say, \u2018Amen.\u2019 Finally, blessing the bread and wine together the priest says, \u2018Changing them by Thy Holy Spirit. Amen. Amen. Amen.\u2019\nIt is at this moment that the bread and wine are transformed into the true Body and true Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ.\nOh, my dear brothers and sisters in Christ! If only we had the purity and spiritual sensitivity to truly understand and experience fully what is happening at this great and sacred moment! It has been the experience of many saints to have their eyes opened during these holy moments and they have seen the Lord descending like a tongue of fire upon the Holy Gifts. Others have seen the Holy Gifts as flesh and blood, the merciful disguise of bread and wine being removed from their spiritual vision.\nThe miraculous and mysterious event which has just taken place is the most holy, most wonderful, most awesome thing we can imagine! There is nothing greater, nothing more important, nothing more life-giving and healing than that which is offered to us in the Divine Liturgy. The priest Stephanos Anagnostopoulos, in his excellent book \u2018Experiences During the Divine Liturgy\u2019 states, \u2018During the Divine Worship, we find ourselves before a fearful event, which is incomparably more fearsome than that which occurred before Moses. Moses took off his sandals in order to receive God\u2019s Presence inside the Divine Cloud. In the Divine Liturgy we are before the Word incarnate, eating of His Body and drinking of His Most Holy Blood, and yet we do not take off our passions, we do no throw aside our \u2018sandals\u2019 and the old garments of our sins. Unfortunately, we cleave to sinful, earthly things. We do not wish to devote ourselves solely and exclusively to God, not even for an hour! In this Divine, heavenly Liturgy we at times allow ourselves to think and daydream about earthly things, sinful images, and fantasies. Still we must pray fervently, with a warm heart, constantly think of this great Mystery, repent of our sins, thirst and pray for our purification, holiness, illumination, renewal, our reinforcement in the Christian life and in the fulfillment of Christ\u2019s commandments. We must pray for the living and the dead, for the liturgy is a Sacrifice of propitiation, thanksgiving, praise, and prayer. The Divine Liturgy is love.\u2019\nIndeed the Divine Liturgy is love, for there is no greater gift, no greater expression of love than the Creator\u2019s willingness to lay down His life for His people. Christ offers Himself in the Divine Liturgy as we experience again the mystery of the Last Supper when Jesus took the bread, blessed it, broke it, and offered it to His disciples.\nBrothers and sisters in Christ\u2026 this sequence of taking, blessing, breaking, and offering is a key to how we must approach our Lord. 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        "raw_content": "Happy Birthday, General William Booth!\nToday is Salvation Army founder General William Booth\u2019s birthday! He was born on April 10, 1829 in Sneinton, Nottingham, England.\nBooth found his passion for teaching the gospel in 1851 when he joined the Methodist Reform Church of London as Pastor. 14 years later, he would find himself preaching to crowds on the street of London\u2019s East End; home to the city\u2019s most poor and destitute.\nHe and his wife, Catherine opened The Christian Mission later named The Salvation Army in 1878, where they would share the word of God and help those in physical and spiritual need. The Salvation Army\u2019s work was a militant battle against homelessness, hunger, physical abuse, substance dependence, and the horrors of prostitution and human trafficking.\nThe work wasn\u2019t easy, though. Booth would often come home at night with torn clothes and bloody bandages from people on the street who opposed his work. He was indeed battling an army of opposition: thieves, prostitutes, gamblers, and drunkards were among his first converts to Christianity. While other churches rejected these people for their past lives, Booth sought them out to offer new-found spiritual direction and meaning to their lives.\nIn spite of persecution, throughout his lifetime General Booth established Salvation Army locations in 58 countries and colonies. Currently, The Salvation Army operates in almost every corner of the world.\nGeneral Booth passed away in August of 1912, but just a few months prior with only limited sight in one eye remaining, he gave his last public address to a crowd in London\u2019s Royal Albert Hall:\n\u201cWhile Women weep, as they do now, I\u2019ll fight;\nWhile children go hungry, as they do now I\u2019ll fight;\nWhile men go to prison, in and out, in and out, as they do now, I\u2019ll fight;\nWhile there is a poor lost girl upon the streets, while there remains one dark soul without the light of God, I\u2019ll fight, I\u2019ll fight to the very end!\u201d\nToday, we remember General Booth\u2019s legacy; his faith in God\u2019s word, his compassion for those in need, and his dedication to a lifetime of service.\nHappy Birthday, General Booth!\nTags: Founder of The Salvation Army, General William Booth's Birthday, The Christian Mission, The Salvation Army, William Booth\n\u2190 The Salvation Army Thanks The Dynamic Church During National Volunteer Week!",
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        "raw_content": "Mouse Oncostatin M Transgene Construction\nYumei Lynda Zhang, Boise State UniversityFollow\nMichael J. Spencer\nRichard D. Olson\nMarcelo Serpe\nOncostatin M (OSM) was initially identified as a 28KD polypeptide cytokine which has been shown to inhibit the in vitro growth of cells from melanoma and other solid tumors, such as breast, ovarian, lung, cerebral meningioma, as well as normal and malignant mammary epithelial cells. While most studies using this cytokine have been performed in vitro, little is known about its in vivo biological functions and regulation of cancer cells. This thesis project involves the construction of two different mouse oncostatin M transgenes utilizing a HNP (human neutrophil peptides)-defensin-1 promoter. These transgenes (foreign genes) will be used to establish oncostatin M transgenic mice. HNP-defensin-1 promoter directs mouse Oncostatin M (mOSM) gene expression in polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMN). These mice will be used for two long-term goals: first, to study the normal function of OSM in vivo and second, by breading (sic) these mice to another transgenic mouse line that spontaneously develops mammary tumors, to determine the role of OSM in cancer development and progression.\nZhang, Yumei Lynda, \"Mouse Oncostatin M Transgene Construction\" (2000). Boise State University Theses and Dissertations. 1179.",
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        "raw_content": "The Impact of Cognitive Behavior Techniques on the Vocational Identity of Persons with Disabilities Receiving SSI/SSDI Benefits\nJames Joseph Quinn, University of Arkansas, FayettevilleFollow\nDaniel B. Kissinger\nBrent T. Williams\nPsychology, Education, Career conseling, Rehabilitation counsel, Vocational couseling, Vocational identity, Vocational rehabilitation, Vocational self-efficacy\nThis study examines the effects of Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) on the vocational identity, self-efficacy, and vocational satisfaction of persons with disabilities receiving SSI/SSDI. This study was carefully planned to help persons with disabilities obtain employment. A review of the relevant literature was used to determine the need for the study and to support the study. Forty participants, all were enrolled into a vocational rehabilitation program were selected for the study. Threats to internal and external validity were taken into consideration and controlled for. They received CBT as a treatment intervention to change their beliefs and irrational thoughts about the world of work. Measures of vocational identity, self-efficacy, and vocational satisfaction were taken at the start of the study to provide baseline data. The participants received eight weeks of treatment before measurements of vocational identity, self-efficacy, and vocational satisfaction were taken a second time to measure the effect of the CBT intervention. Means from pre-treatment, post-treatment and follow-up were analyzed for differences.\nQuinn, James Joseph, \"The Impact of Cognitive Behavior Techniques on the Vocational Identity of Persons with Disabilities Receiving SSI/SSDI Benefits\" (2013). Theses and Dissertations. 966.\nCognitive Behavioral Therapy Commons, Cognitive Psychology Commons, Counseling Psychology Commons, Counselor Education Commons, Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling Commons",
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        "raw_content": "Religious woes : poor misused people of faith\nFiled under: Bigotry, Memes, Political, Religion \u2014 Scottie @ 17:51\nNow hold just one minute. I don\u2019t mean to knock you off your high horse. But your life is pretty easy. You have no idea what it is like to be a heterosexual in a world that is intolerant to heterosexuals who are intolerant to gay people. Perhaps this commercial will open your eyes for once and help you to understand that these people just want to be recognized and accepted for being different. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6PPk2NOQXs And they\u2019re not homophobic either because they know gay people. Knowing a gay person by default makes it impossible to be anti gay. They\u2019re not anti gay. They\u2019re just pro being against gay rights. There is a difference. It\u2019s also not racist because there are some black people in there as well. Which is nice when people from different races can come together as one and share in their fight against intolerance to their intolerance of others. Maybe some day you\u2019ll learn to accept people for who they are and not try to change them for wanting to change you. Til then, I will pray for you.\nThank you for praying for me! I love your comment. I nearly snorted a french fry out of my nose. Have a great weekend. Hugs\nThe video is from Catholic voice. The reason they are against gay marriage is because of religion\u2026.nothing else. They may be nice people and genuinely like gay people, but nevertheless they are against equal rights of gay marriage strictly because of religion and this distortion of some vague reference in the Bible. It\u2019s the old judgmentalism and arrogance of religion over and over again. It gets old.\nYes Mary it gets very old fast. Thanks. Hugs",
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        "raw_content": "Update: Stan Lee Assault Claims Reportedly Part of Elder Abuse Scandal\nUPDATE 2: Stan Lee Assault Claims Reportedly Part of Elder Abuse Scandal\nUPDATE: Stan Lee's attorney has issued another statement regarding the allegations.\nMarvel mastermind Stan Lee is being accused of sexual misconduct by several women who work for a nursing company he previously employed. Lee is strongly denying the accusations.\nLee - the co-creator of laundry list of Marvel heroes like Spider-Man, Iron Man, the Hulk, and countless others - has become something of a goodwill ambassador for Marvel, appearing in lighthearted cameos in virtually all of their live-action films. The 95 year old has also been a near constant fixture at comic conventions, an enthusiastic champion of the geek culture he had a significant hand in creating.\nRelated: Crash Director Paul Haggis Accused of Sexual Misconduct\nHowever, new allegations suggest Lee is not nearly as altruistic as his creations. According to The Daily Mail, a nursing company employed to care for Lee have accused him of groping young female nurses, walking around naked, and demanding oral sex from them. Lee's lawyers deny the allegations, suggesting the company is attempting to extract a cash settlement from him. They have issued an official statement on the matter, saying \"Mr. Lee categorically denies these false and despicable allegations and he fully intends to fight to protect his stellar good name and impeccable character.\"\nThis is just the latest in a string of sexual misconduct allegations against high profile men in the entertainment industry in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal. Star Trek: Discovery star Anthony Rapp was the first to go public with disturbing allegations of misconduct by Kevin Spacey. Spacey was swiftly fired from his Netflix series House of Cards and had his scenes in the Ridley Scott film All The Money In The World reshot with replacement actor Christopher Plummer. Louis C.K. acknowledged long rumored allegations of misconduct against him were true, resulting in his movie I Love You, Daddy being pulled from its planned release; C.K.'s longstanding relationships with FX and HBO were also terminated. Charlie Rose, Matt Lauer, and Paul Haggis have all been accused of sexual misconduct ranging from harassment to outright rape.\nDespite the floodgates opening against powerful men, Stan Lee may end up being the most shocking of all. The 95 year old Lee is one of the most beloved figures in the entertainment world, and is in many ways the public face of Marvel. This is certainly not the sort of headline Marvel wants to be dealing with as they launch their next film Black Panther (created by Lee and Jack Kirby). Nevertheless, this is the sort of shocking fallout that's going to keep happening as Hollywood's very public reckoning with abusers marches on.\nMarvel fans may be horrified by this news, but the women who Lee allegedly harassed deserve to be heard. It seems highly unlikely this will be the last high profile revelation of sexual misconduct, but if would be perhaps the most disappointing, if accurate.\nMORE: Hollywood Stars Who Have Reported Sexual Harassment\nTags: marvel, stan lee",
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        "raw_content": "INDIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH\nGDP growth during UPA years was faster than previous estimates suggested, shows new data\nThe growth exceeded 10% twice during the rule of the Congress-led government in terms of market prices, the data showed.\nPrime Minister Narendra Modi with his predecessor Manmohan Singh | Money Sharma/AFP file photo\nIndia\u2019s economy has grown at over 10% twice in terms of market prices since the country opened up its economy in 1991, both the instances being during the United Progressive Alliance rule, according to official data. The numbers were earlier thought of to be slightly lower.\nThe country switched to the base year 2011-\u201912 three years ago to calculate its economic growth. Data for earlier years, therefore, were considered incomparable to data for later years, which were calculated based on a new method. This is the first time that older figures have been released based on the new series, thus making them comparable.\nThe \u201cback series data\u201d \u2013 or older data based on the new series \u2013 on Gross Domestic Product was prepared by the Committee on Real Sector Statistics, which submitted its report to the Centre on July 15. The committee was set up by the National Statistical Commission. The report was released on July 25.\nIn terms of market prices, the economic growth figures based on the new series are between 22 and 52 basis points higher than the old-series numbers for 2003-\u201904 and later. One basis point is one-hundredth of a percentage point. If calculated based on the new series, the GDP growth on market prices in 2007-\u201908 would be 10.23%, higher than 9.80% according to the old series. The number is 10.78% for 2010-\u201911.\nThe Congress responded, saying that it proves that \u201clike-for-like\u201d, the economy under the two terms of the UPA grew was faster than the average growth in the four years of the Narendra Modi government. \u201cThe UPA also delivered the ONLY instance of double digit annual growth in modern Indian history,\u201d the party said. The party was apparently referring to the GDP growth figure based on factor costs, which exceeded 10% only once under the UPA rule according to the back series.\nAt factor costs, the back series puts the average economic growth rate at 8.87% during the first term of the UPA government, which fell to 7.39% during its second term, according to The Indian Express. The average growth rate in the first four years of the current government is 7.35%. The Congress-led UPA government was in power between 2004 and 2014.\nA Central Statistics Office spokesperson, however, told Mint that these are \u201cindicative and experimental numbers\u201d.\nThe GDP backseries data is finally out.\nIt proves that like-for-like, the economy under BOTH UPA terms (10 year avg: 8.1%) outperformed the Modi Govt (Avg 7.3%) .\nThe UPA also delivered the ONLY instance of double digit annual growth in modern Indian history. pic.twitter.com/33Qt9x8YZS\nBack series\nRaghuram Rajan says India will eventually surpass China in economic size",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Simple Marriage 3.0\nSay hello to Simple Marriage 3.0.\nPlease, take a look around and check out the newly digs. If you don\u2019t want to venture off on your own to look around, let me give you a quick rundown.\nYou\u2019ll notice that the feel of the site remains as I\u2019ve tried to keep things clean and simple, but there are several changes.\nThe greatest aspect of this design, the content is front and center.\nMany loyal Simple Marriage readers keep up with everything via email or RSS feed, which is awesome. But that also likely means you don\u2019t regularly visit the site, you just want the content. In this design I\u2019ve taken away some of the distractions and want to allow the content, as well as the products and resources available to help you, to be easy to find.\nIn SM 3.0 you won\u2019t find any network or paid ads, but you will find affiliate ads on the home page, that\u2019s it. You also will read about products and resources I think are worth your time or investment. And you will find regular promotion of my really cool stuff. If you\u2019re not into products and cool stuff to help your relationships, no worries. I\u2019m still glad you\u2019re here.\nOne of my favorite changes is found on the single post pages.\nHere all you\u2019ll find is the post. No sidebars, no ads, no \u201chey click here because this is what the plugin for related posts thinks you\u2019ll be interested in even though it has very little to do with what you just read\u201d type of links.\nI hoped to create a site that feels less like a blog and more like a site with great information so easy to find it takes little effort to find it (however, to actually apply the information, that effort is up to you).\nThe other new addition along with the new look, the Simple Marriage Products & Events. Here you\u2019ll find everything we have to offer that will help your marriage.\nSo kick off your shoes and stay awhile. Sign up for a Free Marriage Course, listen to a Marriage Jam, or simply browse around.\nAnd please let me know if some of the links don\u2019t work or if something acts strangely while you\u2019re clicking around, I\u2019m still working out some behind the scenes issues.\n\u00ab When mom turned into a monster\nTime for some TLC \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Youth Meets Film / Running Amok in Indonesia\nCREDIT: ADITYA AHMAD / SGIFF\nWatching Aditya Ahmad\u2019s On Stopping The Rain for the first time, one could easily be forgiven for thinking that they were watching a self-aware documentary on slums in Indonesia. One of those modern types that try not to impose any meaning on the viewer, merely opening a window for them to observe another world from afar. After all, the first half of the film is bare ambient sound, with no dialogue or voice-over, while the camera establishes the setting. Even though we casually follow a protagonist, it is only much later, during the chase when the sound changes, that we realise there is a narrative.\nThis balance of documentary and narrative style stands out to me because it is very much unlike the typical National Geographic documentary that is edited to create a narrative, so we know that we are being driven towards a certain point. Neither is it a narrative with a faux-documentary style a la Cloverfield (Matt Reeves, 2008). Perhaps you could use the term \u201cdocudrama\u201d but even so, I think that\u2019s difficult to agree upon.\nFor you see, the film means different things to different audiences as reflected by its titles in Indonesian and English. Towards a foreign audience, Aditya uses the title \u201cOn Stopping The Rain\u201d to emphasise the superstition that it is based upon, which makes the film leans towards a dramatized documentary. However, its Indonesian title \u201cSeptau Baru\u201d, means \u201cNew Shoes\u201d which focuses upon the protagonist\u2019s motivation and assumes a common understanding of the superstition in the audience. To locals, I believe, this film would be viewed as a fictional narrative instead.\nThis problem of classification might seem pedantic but I use this to highlight why On Stopping The Rain might mean different things to different audiences and how it pushes the boundaries of style through sound. Of course, the visuals say something as well but I\u2019ll leave it up to the viewer to decide whether they fit with the approach I\u2019ve suggested or something else altogether. There are two things that I keep wondering about though. Firstly, whether different parts of Indonesia might have different responses to it. After all, the film was shot in Makassar, in a local dialect rather than Indonesian. Secondly, where can I find a cup of that kopi her father keeps drinking?",
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        "raw_content": "EMPOWERMENT MAP\nOnline consultations present a unique opportunity for people and organisations to comment on important issues or policies that affect their lives. London Civic Forum may use online consultations on their own or in conjunction with a consultation event to facilitate dialogue and debate around key issues.\nBelow is a list of all active and inactive consultations. Unlike discussion forums, your submissions and comments regarding online consultations are kept private and confidential. Other users will not be able to view or comment on your submission. For more information on how to participate in these consultations, please visit the FAQs section of the website.\nACTIVE CONSULTATIONS \u2013 TAKE PART\nINACTIVE CONSULTATONS \u2013 SEE RESULTS\nOur discussion forums provide a virtual space for users to debate important issues and themes in civic engagement and community empowerment. These forums enable individuals and organisations representing different communities and sectors to come together to share ideas and opinions, learn from each other and \u2013 together \u2013 contribute to and influence policy in London.\nAll active discussion forums will be shown below. Please note that while any user can view the background information and postings for any of these forums, only registered members will be able to take part in a discussion. Registration is free and easy- simply click here to Get Involved. For more information on how to use these forums, please visit the FAQs section of the website.\nAs part of its ongoing commitment to increasing civic participation and improving community empowerment in London, London Civic Forum regularly develops publications, guidance and research reports aimed at a range of audiences, from local authority officers to community development practitioners.\nAll of the resources on this page are specifically about community empowerment and engagement, and are free to download from this site. Additionally, we are happy to provide hard copy and large print versions of any of these materials upon request. Please contact us for further information.\nFor a full list of London Civic Forum resources, please visit the Resources section of the main London Civic Forum website.\nOnline surveys provide an opportunity for us to gather members\u2019 views and opinions on a particular topic or policy. In the past, London Civic Forum has sought members\u2019 views on a range of topics, from regional policies to requests for feedback on the organisation\u2019s own activities and priorities. These surveys are simple to access and generally do not require more than 5-10 minutes of the users time.\nBelow is a list of active and inactive surveys. If you decide to take part in an online survey, your responses will be kept private and confidential. Other users will not be able to view or comment on your submission. For more information on how to participate in our online surveys, please visit the FAQs section of the website.\nACTIVE SURVEYS \u2013 TAKE PART\nHave Your Say- Website Survey\nHow can we strengthen our civil society?\nINACTIVE SURVEYS \u2013 SEE RESULTS\nKeeping London Moving\nRace and Gender Equality Schemes\nShare view shape city\nHide list of London borough activities",
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        "raw_content": "Real name: Alan Armstrong\nVictory Battalion\nAlly of the Marvel Family\nAbilities: No superpowers, skilled at hand-to-hand combat, intelligent scientist and inventor.\nPortrayed by: Kane Richmond\nSpy Smasher (real name Alan Armstrong) is a master detective, equipped with a number of gadgets and a specialized vehicle, the \"Gyrosub\", which was a combination airplane, automobile, and submarine. Created by Bill Parker and C.C. Beck, Spy Smasher was introduced in Whiz Comics #2 (February 1940). Alongside Captain Marvel, Spy Smasher became one of the magazine's most popular characters.\nAlan Armstrong was a wealthy aviator and athlete from Virginia. In early winter of 1940, he met a young woman named Eve Corby. Alan and Eve fell in love and were quickly engaged. Eve's father was an Admiral in the intelligence division of the United States Navy and often conferred with the playboy concerning matters of state. One evening, Admiral Corby told Alan about a suspected ring of saboteurs operating in the area.\nInspired by the notion of taking aim against enemy agents, Alan began putting together a new identity for himself. He designed a multifunctional vehicle known as a Gyrosub--which was capable of traversing nearly any level of terrain be it land, sea or air. He also fashioned a brown costume and aviator goggles for himself and took the name Spy Smasher.\nSmashing Spies Edit\nSpy Smasher became a champion of justice and fought to keep foreign powers away from American interests. After his first initial adventures, Alan adopted a more stylish wardrobe consisting of a green two-piece uniform and a brilliant red cape. Although many of his adventures took place stateside, Spy Smasher was also extremely active in the European theater of operations during the Second World War. Near the close of the war, Spy Smasher teamed up with other patriotic heroes including Bulletman and Minute-Man to fight Nazi forces in Berlin, Germany.\nAfter the war ended, Alan continued adventuring well into the Cold War era. During this time he briefly adopted the name Crime Smasher, but reverted back to his Spy Smasher identity before ultimately retiring.\nExpert Combatant: Spy Smasher was an excellent hand-to-hand combatant.\nGadgeteer: Skillful gadgeteer.\nAviator: He was also an accomplished aviator.\nFlight goggles; various hand-held gadgets\nGyrosub\nIn 1942, Spy Smasher was adapted into a popular 12-part film serial directed by William Witney for Republic Pictures. Spy Smasher featured actor Kane Richmond in a dual role, as both the title character (an American freelance agent in Nazi-occupied France who was originally believed to have been killed in a plane crash) and his identical twin brother, and Marguerite Chapman as the brother's imperiled fianc\u00e9e, Eve Corby. Edited down to 100 minutes in 1966 the serial was re-released for television under the title Spy Smasher Returns.\nSpy Smasher made a brief appearance in Justice League Unlimited episode 507 \"Patriot Act\", in which a flashback sequence is shown with him preventing the creation of Captain Nazi and confiscating the unstable serum that would be used later in the episode. He was voiced by Nathan Fillion who remained uncredited.\nSpy Smasher appear in DC Universe Online.\nRetrieved from \"https://shazam.fandom.com/wiki/Spy_Smasher?oldid=5482\"",
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        "raw_content": "Energy Management Tools Boost Older Buildings\u2019 Efficiency and Bottom Lines\nBy Ellen Bell\nBuildings use nearly 40 percent of all energy in the U.S. and account for a third of our greenhouse gases. Today, a growing number of commercial real estate leaders are looking for opportunities to upgrade what they\u2019ve already got \u201crather than starting from scratch\u201d to save money and lessen their environmental impact. These commercial real estate leaders know there is a great deal of potential in starting small, and in focusing on what best serves their bottom line.\nOrganizations that need a more tailored approach to making their real estate energy-efficient have a myriad of opportunities that are now being pioneered by property owners across the country. Leading companies are applying outside-the-box energy management solutions to buildings constructed before the green-building boom.\nHere are two examples of companies that enlisted Environmental Defense Fund\u2019s Climate Corps program to accelerate clean energy projects in their facilities and meet their corporate energy goals:\n77 West Wacker, a JLL-managed property in Chicago, had already tackled its base-building operations and found ways to reduce 32 percent of its energy use through certification under LEED (short for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) and other measures before deciding there was more to do. The building is now advancing new approaches to both comprehensive energy management and tenant engagement with the goal of cutting an additional 26.5 percent of its energy use by 2018.\nShorenstein Properties, based in San Francisco, has one of the industry\u2019s most respected sustainability programs with 15 million square feet of its portfolio LEED-certified and an average ENERGY STAR score of 82 out of 100 points. For the last two years, Shorenstein has earned the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark Green Star, the highest rating, by focusing its sustainability strategy on smart operation, investment in efficiency, and tenant engagement.\nMoreover, retrofitted buildings can earn LEED certification through a path designed specifically for existing buildings, and they are greatly expanding the market of energy-efficient buildings.\nOver the next three years, new LEED-certified construction will contribute more than $303 billion to the United States\u2019 economy, a recent study concluded. This year alone, the industry will generate 2.3 million jobs. By 2018, this new construction is expected to save more than $1 billion in energy usage and more than $100 million in water use.\nThe trend isn\u2019t limited to the U.S. Leading global brands are also making energy-efficiency a priority.",
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        "raw_content": "Metropolitan Museum \u2013 New York\nMar 1, 2004 | New York, North America, Simon and Baker Travel Review, United States | 0 comments\nObtaining accurate, up-to-date information or any kind of personalized welcome was difficult. Once or twice we encountered helpful staff members. Most of the staff attitudes we observed ranged from indifferent, to arrogant to offensive.\nOverall impression The Metropolitan Museum, more accurately a collection of museums, was a must for art lovers in the New York area. With two million artifacts spanning 5,000 years of art history, the sheer size of the Metropolitan Museum was daunting. It was the kind of place best enjoyed in multiple viewings and visits. There are only a small number of museums in the world with such large and diverse collections. Of those, few allow visitors as much room to admire and enjoy their extraordinary collections. When we visited The Metropolitan Museum, there were tours, audio guides, several eateries and souvenir shops to enhance the experience.\nVisited by more than five million people a year, the Metropolitan Museum was a bustling art reservoir. In spite of large crowds, the afternoon we were by there was plenty of space to enjoy the fine art; we were even able to approach individual sculptures and paintings to observe a detail or identify a signature. This was noteworthy because getting within a couple of feet of major artworks at other comparable museums can be a tricky.\nGetting around was a challenge initially. The maps available at the information desk were helpful though at times directions were necessary. Several hour-long familiarization tours were available. Obtaining accurate, up-to-date information or any kind of personalized welcome was difficult. Once or twice we encountered helpful staff members. Most of the staff attitudes we observed ranged from indifferent, to arrogant to offensive.\nAudio Tours : A random access recorded guide to selections from the permanent collection and special exhibitions was available.\nAverage Duration Of Visit : Requires multiple visits\nHandicapped Access : Yes\nManaged : Director Philippe de Montebello and a board of trustees\nOwned : The City of New York and the trustees of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, a nonprofit organization, formed a partnership to bring the Museum\u2019s services to the public. The complex of buildings in Central Park is the property of the City, which provides for the Museum\u2019s heat, light, and power. The City also pays for about half the cost of maintenance and security for the facility and its collections. The trustees are responsible for all conservation and education expenses.\nSize Two million square foot building\nSouvenir Shop Several shops off the Great Hall. Other areas were for members and by-invitation. In addition to the many books, audio recordings, statues, scarves, and other common museum souvenirs, the gift shops sold a broad range of jewelry inspired by items from the Museum\u2019s collection.\nTours A one-hour familiarization tour was included in the price of admission. Museum brochures mention tours in ten languages.\nExhibit Permanent collections included: American wings; Arms and Armor; Arts of Africa Oceania and the Americas; Costume Institute; Egyptian Art; European Sculpture and Decorative Arts; Greek and Roman Art; Robert Lehman Collection; Medieval Art; Modern Art; Roof Garden; Ancient Near Eastern Art; Chinese Art; Cypriot Art; Drawings and Prints; European Paintings; Islamic Art; Japanese Art; Korean Art; Modern Art; Musical Instruments; Nineteenth-Century European Paintings and Sculpture; Photographs; South and Southeast Asian Art.\nOther When we visited the Museum, cellular phones were prohibited in the building including the galleries, dining areas, library and auditoriums.\nThe Museum had 17 curatorial departments and approximately 1,800 full-time employees and 900 volunteers. In recent years, its educational programs have been attended by 350,000 people per year. These programs included tours, lectures, symposia, film showings, teacher-training workshops, visitor information, reference library services, and apprenticeship and fellowship programs.\nMost Recent Visit : March 2004\nWould You Visit This Museum Again Yes",
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        "raw_content": "Nothing \u2018natural\u2019 about this disaster\nBridget O\u2019Donnell and her two starving children, Skibbereen 1849\nPublished in the Irish Post February 24, 1996.\nThe highest mortality rate in the period between September 1846 and September 1847 was 19 per cent in the parish of Goleen (my own parish) and 18 per cent in (neighbouring) Drinagh, with half the deaths occurring in March and April of Black \u201947, by far the worst year.\nGerry Downing provides an overview of the recently published Thomas Davis lectures on the Irish Famine, which, he says, give the lie to historical revisionism.\nConsisting of sixteen RTE lecture, the Great Irish Famine, the Thomas Davis Lecture Series, edited by Cathal P\u00f3rt\u00e9ir, gives an in- depth picture of the circumstances surrounding the Great Famine of 1845 to 1851. However, because of the format, the compilation suffers from a lack of overview. I aim here to supply that overview and show that the details given so professionally prove beyond doubt that the famous dictum of the revolutionary nationalist John Mitchell \u2013 \u201cGod sent the potato blight, but England sent the Famine\u201d \u2013 was correct.\nRuthless pursuit\nLaissez faire, the doctrine of economic self-sufficiency and market forces was used to obscure the fact that the Famine was basically the result of the ruthless pursuit of the economic interests of the new Whig administration of Lord John Russell of 1846. The one million dead and two million immigrants were not down to \u201cprovidence\u201d. Despite themselves, even the contributions of those who obviously lean towards the historical revisionist trend, so fashionable of late, prove this if we ignore their moralism and half- baked excuses for the actions of the British (and Irish!) establishment.\n\u201cLord John Russell: celebrated scourge of the rotten boroughs and architect of democratic reform\u201d and mass murderer of the Irish peasantry in the Great Famine, the Telegraph caption writer forgot to tell us. Photo: Getty Images\nThe so-called \u2018Glorious Revolution\u2019 of 1688 was a compromise between the land\u2014owning aristocracy and a rising mercantile capitalist class. In Ireland, for the next 150 years, the mainly absentee English landed aristocracy pressed home the advantage gained by the defeat of the Irish in the battles of the Boyne and Aughrim. The Penal Laws of the 18th century, which denied Catholics all civil liberties, were perfectly designed to maximise the income of these tyrants. Tenants were rack- rented \u2013 if they made any improvements to the land, the rent was raised \u2013 and land had to be subdivided among the children of the tenant. However, if any son converted to Protestantism, he inherited the lot.\nThe cottier sub-class, often sub-tenants of larger tenant farmers, and small-holding direct tenants were driven further and further into the marginal lands of the west of Ireland, higher and higher up the mountains. They subsisted on the potato and later the \u2018lumper\u2019 potato, which, while it was of inferior quality and more susceptible to disease, was perfectly evolved to crop heavily in poor soils. The cash crops \u2013 oats, barley, and rye \u2013 were sold to pay the rent.\nEviction of a poor \u201dcottier\u201d class family during the Famine.\nEven more vulnerable than these were the landless labourers, dependant on seasonal work from farmers. The population explosion of four million between 1780 and 1845 (p. 24) was directly encouraged by the landlords to maximise rent income. However, at the turn of the century, as the English and Scottish industrial revolutions gathered pace, two new classes began to assert them- selves\u201d the industrial capitalist class and the industrial working class.\nBy the 1840s, the industrial capitalists and their allies in sections of the land-owning aristocracy saw a need to re-negotiate the Act of Settlement of 1688. The conflict that emerged was not just about the Corn Laws but about which section of the ruling class would politically dictate the future course of Britain. The industrialists wanted to allow in cheap corn from the plains of North America and so begin the cheap food policy to placate the rising discontent of the working classes about their terrible poverty. This was fiercely opposed, mainly by those with large estates in Ireland, as it undercut their main source of revenue, the subsidised corn from Ireland.\nIn 1846, the Whig (Liberal) government of Lord John Russell came to power when the Tories, under Sir Robert Peel, split over the repeal of the Corn Laws. These laws had seen the import of corn from Ireland rise from 16 percent in 1790 to 80 percent in 1830 (p 20) to feed the new English industrial working class. As soon as the \u2018protectionists\u2019 were defeated, the owners of Irish estates understood that a new source of income from different capitalist methods of farming was necessary. Lord Palmerston informed the cabinet of the necessity for this new system:\n\u201cIt is useless to disguise the truth that any great improvement in the social system of Ireland must be founded upon an extensive change in the present state of agrarian occupation, and this change necessarily implies a long, continued and systematic ejection of small holders and cottiers.\u201d (p 163).\nIt is reported that a shudder went through the entire cabinet at this coldly-delivered sentence of death. In the wake of the clearances, a new rural Ireland emerged. Thomas Scott bought the estate of R. H. H. Belcher of Holybrook Skibbereen, Co. Cork, on behalf of an English miner (surely mine- owner?) and \u201cconsolidated\u201d the \u201chiggledy-piggledy mixture of fields\u201d into new farms. He introduced Italian rye grass and fertilisers, raised the tenants\u2019 rent by 50 per cent, and urged them to keep more cattle and grow more crops. Sheep, cattle and dairy produce must now take the place of the Irish peasantry. (p 199-200).\nHowever, between the new system of agriculture and the old there stood upwards of three million Irish cottiers and smallholders and land- less labourers who could not be expected to agree very easily that history had consigned them to its dustbin. They were almost all Gaelic-speaking and had a rich cultural tradition. They had not devised the system that they lived under, but they had adapted it brilliantly to their needs.\nDr. Kevin Whelan describes the rundale and clachan system of communal landholding, baile or nucleated farmhouses, individual garra\u00ed, or vegetable gardens and the \u2018infield\u2019, where individual families owned alternative ridges producing the cash crops, separated by a sturdy wall from the \u2018outfield\u2019, the poorer, hillier land where grazing was allocated by the old Gaelic qualitative measure, the \u2018collop\u2019. These were periodically redistributed to ensure fairness, implying a highly-developed democratic system (p 23).\nThere can be no doubt from these pages that the Whig government was far worse for Ireland than the previous Tory one because it pursued different economic interests. In the Autumn of 1847, the Treasury Secretary, the infamous Sir Charles Trevelyan, declared the Famine over and, henceforth, the provision of relief was down to the Irish Poor Law rate-payers. As the Famine progressed, the rents dried up, the poor- houses were bursting at the seams, and a vicious circle developed.\nThe more poor and destitute there were, the greater were the demands on the boards of guardians to provide relief, so they raised the poor rates. But the destitute could not pay. The Poor Law decreed the landlord was liable for the rates of those with holdings valued less than four pounds, so they evicted to save themselves from bankruptcy. In 1847 the Whig administration passed the Extension Act which allowed public works \u2018as repulsive as possible consistent with humanity\u2019 to able-bodied paupers. The notorious \u2018Gregory\u2019 clause decreed that no relief could be given if the applicants had more than a quarter of an acre of land until they gave up that land. It was passed in the House of Commons without a single dissenting British vote and only seven Irish MPs opposed (Gregory was a Dublin MP, the husband of the much younger and more famous Irish nationalist and patron of the arts, Lady Gregory) (p 190).\nVarious boards of guardians interpreted this clause as they wished. Many refused the wives and children of destitute cottiers relief until the holding was given up and many interpreted it to mean that the entire holding and cabin must be given up, and the cabin levelled, before they were allowed into the workhouse.\nThe Home Secretary instructed boards of guardians to ignore legal opinion that this was against the law. Laissez faireism would not allow food to be distributed free by the government so, in the worst months of 1847, Swanton\u2019s mill in Skibbereen, Co. Cork, had between 100 and 200 tons of meal but the starving had no money to buy it (p 190).\nThe Whigs, whose policy in this was dictated by the two great Irish landowners in the cabinet, Lord Palmerston and Lord Clanricard, took advantage of a unique set of circumstances. Three years of famine rendered the cottiers and smallholders too weak to resist the mass evictions and clearances.\nThe poor law union of Kilrush, Co. Clare had its population slashed from 82,000 to 60,000 in late 1847 and 1848 mainly by mass evictions. James S. Donnelly Junior estimates that these evictions came close to half million in the period from 1845 to 1854. Thirty-three per cent of these were in the counties of Clare, Mayo, Galway and Kerry.\nThe Earl of Lucan evicted 3,000 in the parish of Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo, alone and boasted that he would not \u201cbreed paupers to pay priests\u201d. (p. 156 et seq.). As the Limerick and Claire Examiner observed, though they put the responsibility the wrong way around, \u201cthe good landlords are going to the bad, and the bad are going to the worst extremities of cruelty and tyranny, while both are suffered by a truckling and heartless government to make a wilderness of the country and a waste of human life\u201d (p. 165\u2014166). Without the Famine, the level of evictions would have produced civil war. Indeed, since O\u2019Connell\u2019s Monster Meetings, this was a constant fear of the government.\nThe Mizen Peninsula compromises the ancient parish of Kilmoe, modern Goleen, with the worst death rate from the Famine in the whole of Ireland in Black \u201947. Its population fell from 12,594 in 1841 to 6,553 in 1851. It stood at 1,163 in 2002, Source, Next Parish to America, Complied and Edited by Denis Downey for Goleen and District Community Council, p 141.\nOne of the most powerful essays in the compilation is from Patrick Hickey of the West Cork parish of Drimoleague/Drinagh on the Famine in the Skibbereen Union (1845-51). His vivid accounts of the terrible devastation wrought during those six years in the six parishes in Skibbereen reminds us why \u201cRevenge for Skibbereen\u201d was the battle cry for revolutionary nationalists in Ireland over the next half century. The highest mortality rate in the period between September 1846 and September 1847 was 19 per cent in the parish of Goleen (my own parish) and 18 per cent in Drinagh, with half the deaths occurring in March and April of Black \u201947, by far the worst year. The workhouses in Skibbereen had 1,170 inmates and there were 106 deaths in the week ending March 27. The Union lost 36 per cent of its population by death and immigration in those six years, failing from 85,222 to 54,477. For every three that died of starvation, six died of \u2018\u201cfamine fever\u201d (p. 185 et seq.)\nThis book should be read for details on Quebec\u2019s Grosse Isle and the coffin ships; on the stigma of souperism and Protestant evangelism; on the relationship between priest and congregation; on the total lack of political representation which the cottiers, small-holders and landless labourers had at the time; as well as the details of the famine fevers\u2019 and the reasons why the Irish respond so generously to present-day famines. It is a must for all those who want to understand the history of the Great Famine and a slap in the face for the historical revisionists who peddle the lie of \u2018natural disaster\u2019.\nThe Great Irish Famine, The Thomas Davis Lecture Series is published by Mercier Press, priced IR 8.99.\nFootball is riddled with men who despise women \u00bb\n\u00ab PCS branches call for campaign meeting\nOne thought on \u201cNothing \u2018natural\u2019 about this disaster\u201d\nFrederick Douglass\u2019s lies on the Great Famine | Socialist Fight says:\n[\u2026] [1] Nothing \u2018natural\u2019 about this disaster, Published in the Irish Post February 24, 1996, Gerry Downing provides an overview of the recently published Thomas Davis lectures on the Irish Famine, which, he says, give the lie to historical revisionism. https://socialistfight.com/2015/01/08/nothing-natural-about-this-disaster/ [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "APIs and Federated Data Matter in Douglas County\nJohn Thompson is the Data Services Manager for Douglas County, Colorado. He\u2019s passionate about helping citizens and staff benefit from the data the county has to offer.\n\"We\u2019re trying to make county data relevant to the citizens we serve,\u201d says Thompson. He chose Socrata for a number of reasons. \"APIs were very important to us. We believed they were the future of data for the county, letting people actually use it.\"\n\"The Socrata Platform and the SODA API that underpins the platform are key to share the data and build apps on it. For example, we had a dataset that was on a person's laptop in an Excel spreadsheet. It was public data but you had to call that person and ask them questions about it. Now, we have that data on the platform, we built an app on top of it, and anyone can go in and access the information they need.\"\nSocrata\u2019s finance apps have also helped the county be more open and efficient. \"Previously, financial information existed as a 400-page book that was difficult to look through. Since implementing OpenBudget and OpenExpenditures, this is the most used dataset at the county. It's about 40 to 50,000 impressions a month, maybe just to answer a single question or do a deep dive.\"\nSocrata has opened up connections both within Douglas County, and to connect with the state of Colorado. \"It's really smoothed out a lot of the difficulties in sharing data. In a lot of cases, it's our go-to direction. Somebody approached me for sharing data with the state. We're already federated with the state of Colorado. They said, 'We see this as a very hard thing to do.\u2019 I said, 'If you publish it as open data it's already done.'\"\nHe believes in creating structure and standards around the county\u2019s data program, and stay flexible. \"Having an open data policy is essential to what we do. But, we have to stay mindful of how our communities change and how our data changes.\"\nThompson sees a bright future for data sharing in Douglas county. \"It's very exciting for me to be on that path, assisting and helping my county, to where data-driven decision-making and data-driven analytics are a part of our lives.\"\n\"The Socrata Platform for us is a bit of an \u2018easy button\u2019 because it takes a lot of the difficulty in management and upkeep of a data platform out of the workload for us. We can focus on making the data available and what types of data we want to make available.\"",
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        "raw_content": "2-for-1 Bomb Sale! Supplies Unlimited!\nBy Ed Spivey Jr. April 2012\nCONGRATULATIONS to the Brazilian navy for launching its newly refurbished Tupi Class (Type 209/1400) submarine. It\u2019s not clear if we should send gifts or maybe hum the Brazilian national anthem on our lunch break, but it\u2019s definitely a special moment. I don\u2019t have to tell you that the 209/1400 has needed modernization for several years and, well, it\u2019s about time.\nActually, I think about the Brazilian navy ... uhm ... never. Didn\u2019t even know Brazil had a navy. (Must be near an ocean, right?) In fact, my knowledge of Brazil is limited to that tall Jesus statue overlooking a city, and the fact people can be naked on the beaches, while speaking Portuguese.\nBut the submarines I know about because I read Jane\u2019s Defence Weekly, a British publication that spells defense with \u201cc\u201d and regularly arrives in my email even though I didn\u2019t ask for it.\nAccording to Jane\u2019s Defence Weekly, Jane\u2019s Defence Weekly is the world\u2019s most trusted source of military-related news. And she wouldn\u2019t be wrong about a thing like that. (Oops. Actually, the founder was a man named Fred. T. Jane, who published the first issue in 1898, a time when being a guy named Jane probably required some quick thinking when local thugs approached on the street. \u201cMorning lads. Did you hear they\u2019re putting double hulls on the new ironclads? Didn\u2019t think so. Ow! Mind me new knickers! Second pair this week! Oof!\u201d)\nJane\u2019s is not only a comprehensive review of the military industrial complex, it\u2019s also the largest collection of acronyms in the history of long words you don\u2019t want to have to keep saying. \u201cU.S. NAVAIR has just completed flight-testing its AAR as part of the UCAS-D programme [that\u2019s another word Jane\u2019s mispelles] to de-risk AAR.\u201d It doesn\u2019t report how the test went, but de-risking is always a goode idea.",
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        "raw_content": "OPINION\t#RUSSIA#SYRIA 12.01.2017 - 3,105 views\nWho Forced Russia To Intervene In Syria? 5 out of 5 based on 5 ratings. 5 user reviews.\nWho Forced Russia To Intervene In Syria?\nWritten by Valentin Vasilescu; Originally appeared at Algora Blog\nTranslated by Alice Decker\nAttempting to deduce the reasons behind Russia\u2019s involvement in the conflict in Syria, we run into a number of unknowns. First, why were Russian planes in Syria that could have been equipped with 8\u201324 missiles or bombs furnished with only two bombs or missiles, all of them \u201csmart\u201d (KAB-250 S/LG, KAB-500 L/Kr, KAB-KAB-1500 L, 1500 K, Kh-29 L/T, Kh-25 T), guided by laser beam, GPS and TV/IR? These weapons are accurate to within 2\u20135 m. It is also unknown why the Russian fighter-bombers were sometimes kept in the air for an hour until the last Syrian civilian was removed from the target area. Don\u2019t forget that the American B-52 bombers carpet bombed Vietnam, burying combatants along with the inhabited localities around them, and the US A-1 Skyrider, F-100, F-105, F-4, F-8, a-4, a-6, a-26 and B-57 planes dumped thousands of loads of napalm on Vietnamese villages. The procedure used by the Russians in Syria is one that is only used by an air force defending its own territory.\nIt\u2019s also unclear why Russia decided to intervene only in October 2015, almost four years after the war began in Syria, when 75% of the territory of the nation had been occupied by Islamist rebels. In February 2014, the coup d\u2019\u00e9tat took place in Ukraine, supported by the West and dubbed \u201cEuromaidan,\u201d followed by Crimea\u2019s accession to Russia by referendum in March 2014 and the outbreak of the civil war in eastern Ukraine. The US, the EU and nations loyal to the United States instituted an economic embargo against Russia. In September 2014, during the summit in Wales, NATO decided to develop new defensive capabilities on the border with Russia. This took the form of relocating Brigade 3 tanks from the American 4th Division, to the Baltic countries and Poland (87 Abrams M1A1 tanks, 20 self-propelled M109A6 Paladin howitzers, and 136 M2 Bradley infantry fighting machines). To this is added the 10th Aviation Brigade (50 UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters, 10 heavy transport CH-47 Chinook helicopters and 24 AH-64 Apache attack helicopters).\nIn the Gulf War, the Americans formulated a new seek-and-destroy algorithm to penetrate into the strategic depth of the enemy\u2019s defenses. After American aviation secured aerial superiority, American fighter-bombers shifted to neutralizing, with high precision, Iraqi armored vehicles along the fortified lines for counterattack and the armored vehicles along the counteroffensive lines, using the second tier and the reserve of large tactical-operative units. Simultaneously with this, the attack helicopters of the American Army and Marine Corps succeeded, together with the batteries of 155mm caliber Paladin M109A6 self-propelled howitzers, in neutralizing brigade artillery groups, divisions, and formations of the first echelon of the Iraqi army.\nThe precise location of Iraqi targets was obtained via the American Army\u2019s complex reconnaissance program based on \u2014 in addition to satellite data \u2014 four levels of ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance), collecting and processing data in order to formulate a complete picture of the theater of operations on the ground. The first, strategic, level consisted of the RQ-4 A/B Global Hawk long-range unmanned surveillance aircraft and later the RQ-170 Sentinel, as well as the U-2, E-8C, and RC manned surveillance planes. The second level of ISR was represented by the RQ-7 Shadow, RQ-5 Hunter, MQ-1 Predator, and MQ-9 Reaper unmanned medium- and short-range surveillance planes. The third level of ISR consisted of manned prop planes, like the Cessna Caravan 208B, C-23A Sherpa, C-12R Horned Owl and the C-12 MARSS-II King Air. The fourth level was made up of a fleet of helicopters from the 12 aviation brigades of the US Army (OH-58D Kiowa Warriors and AH-64 Apaches).\nThrough the combined action of the American seek-and-destroy systems, the Iraqi combat structure was disrupted, creating large corridors permitting the penetration of mechanized or tanks units. To pierce deep within the defenses and surround the flanks, they used not so much the M1A2 Abrams tank, M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, or AAV-7A1 marine infantry fighting vehicle \u2014 all slow-moving tracked vehicles \u2014 but rather gave preference to LAV-25 Stryker motorized units equipped with armored personnel carriers (which can reach a speed of 100km on the highway) made up into Stryker brigades.\nThe model Stryker Brigade has 135 Stryker armored personnel carriers and three infantry battalions (3 companies), a reconnaissance squadron (3 companies) with 33 Stryker armored personnel carriers and 12 HMMWV, an artillery division (3 batteries of towed howitzers, 155 mm caliber) and a battalion of special operations troops. Starting in 2012, the Russian army converted 7\u201310 motorized brigades in accordance with the American Stryker model, based on BTR-80 and BTR-82A amphibious armored personnel carriers. Over the next 2\u20133 years, the BTR-80/82A will be replaced with new the VPK-7829 Boomerang.\nIn Syria, the Russian Su-25, Su-24, and Su-34 fighter-bombers and those of the Syrian air force created breaches in the rebel battle formations, striking their ammunition and fuel reserves and mobile combat equipment (such as tanks and towable artillery pieces), and also their armored fortifications. Russian Mi-24V and Mi-28N attack helicopters eliminated from the rebels\u2019 defense arsenal Toyota pick-up trucks armed with machine guns, rocket launchers and portable anti-tank rockets (from the counter-offensive arrays) and vehicles loaded with explosives for suicide attacks. Through these breaches they brought in Russian BTR-82A armored personnel carriers, considered to be highly advanced given their great maneuverability in unobstructed terrain, and their fire power from turret-mounted 30mm cannons. For their protection, along with the BTR-82As there were some Russian T-90A tanks equipped with the Shtora active defense system which renders useless the American TOW-2 anti-tank missiles. And it can\u2019t be ruled out that Russia will also send Syria its new types of armored vehicles (the T-14 Armata tank, the T-15 and Kurganets-25 IFVS), which are in the test phase now \u2014 the most advanced tanks as of today.\nIn Syria, the Russian army has created a strong component of C4I reconnaissance (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence and Interoperability) for its search-and-strike system. The collection and processing of data has been stratified on many levels, just as it is in the US Army. These levels comprise, in addition to satellite data, Il-20M1 and Tu-214R manned reconnaissance planes (which can carry out missions lasting 12 hours or more), Zala, Yakovlev Pchela-1T and Orlan-10 short-range unmanned planes (UAVs), Dozor 600 long-range unmanned flights, and also Mi-35 and Ka-52 reconnaissance and attack helicopters.\nSince the anti-Islamic State coalition led by the US (which includes NATO and the Arab Gulf States) had aircraft operating in the airspace of northern, central and eastern Syria, according to statements by General Philip Breedlove, the former NATO commander in Europe, the Russian air and land forces created an exclusion zone (A2 / AD bubble) in western Syria, barring NATO forces. Within the exclusion zone, Russia implemented a set of security measures by which it secured primacy in the radio-electronic war (Electronic warfare \u2013 EW) against the land, air and space reconnaissance systems of the anti-Islamic State coalition.\nThe area became opaque to the Coalition\u2019s reconnaissance due to the Russian Krasukha-4 equipment, which jams radar surveillance from American spy satellites of the Lacrosse / Onyx families, ground based radars, AWACS and other airborne radar systems like the E-8C, RC135, Sentinel R1, and those mounted on unmanned planes such as the RQ-4 Global Hawk, MQ-1 Predator, and the MQ-9 Reaper. The Russian planes were equipped with SAP-518/ SPS-171 and L-175B Hibini jamming pods, while the Mi-8AMTSh helicopters were outfitted with Richag-AV jamming systems. Other jamming equipment that Russia has sent to Syria can disrupt and cancel flight commands, from a distance, to drones executing reconnaissance in the airspace of western Syria, or it can generate countermeasures, in the visible spectrum, infrared or laser, against the Americans\u2019 electro-optical aerial or cosmic surveillance (imagery intelligence, IMINT). Inside the zone of exclusion in Syria, Russia has also deployed Su-30 SM and Su-35 intercept jets along with S-400 long range anti-aircraft missiles.\nThus, the deployment of the Russian air and land forces in Syria was also a consequence of the Obama Administration\u2019s measures with regard to Russia, especially the increased NATO aggression close to Russia\u2019s borders. It has not only served to support Bashar Al Assad\u2019s regime but has spurred Russia\u2019s military preparation with a view to repelling the eventual NATO invasion of Russia desired by the Obama Administration. But it also served to test certain essential components of the new strategic search and strike system of the Russian army. This system had not been tested until now, under field conditions, in combat. The system that was copied from the American one has been adapted to the specific needs of the Russian army, and that is to defend Russia in the event of a NATO invasion.\nAgha zahid Ali\nThree reason given why Russia jump.\nRussia knows the path to war on the Motherland goes from Syria, to Iran to Russia. And the blood-thirsty neoCONS aren\u2019t done yet, they\u2019ll still commit more mayhem in their attempt to knock off Assad.\nmurtazabhai008@gmail.com\nPutin is a hero. Russia is defeating terrorism while America supports terrorism by helping Saudis. Wahabis are the worst human on earth. World\u2019s largest terrorism are funded by Saudi Kuwait and all wahabi dominated countries. But unfortunately America supports this wahabi dominated countries.\n>Putin is a hero.\nHe WAS a hero, did some very courageous stuff in his first 2 terms, but he was weak even then, and now challenges are much more grave. The fact he is still holding power shows that there is a terrible lack of competent people in our government, he just can\u2019t pass responsibility to fresh team. You don\u2019t need to be a hero to uphold your duty as an ally, just a decent statesman.\n>Wahabis are the worst human on earth\nDude, they aren\u2019t even the worst of muslim sects. Go educate yourself a little about Ismailits, more widely known as Hashishins/The Assasins. Wahabis are just fanatics common in all the cultures, but given a half-assed ideology.\n>World\u2019s largest terrorism\nIs economical, biological (bio-weapons) and technological. Head-cutters are nothing compared to world elites.\n\u201che just can\u2019t pass responsibility to fresh team\u201d\nBecause it seems, strangely, that there is not a good patriotic and strong leader to succeed him. The fact that he, who actually rather mediocre, is the strongest available seems weird.\nBut so does the situation in the U.S., where despite the country\u2019s huge population, you get such disappointing candidates and leaders.\nThere are a lot of deserving people, but it just wouldn\u2019t matter if only leadership passed successfully, but not power from one generation of elites to another. Medvedev is not his man and even Putin started to undestand that some time ago. He was a step from cliff, not on stairs.\nYou can\u2019t call Putin mediocre, if you are familiar with his unanounced decisions and achievements in first two terms. Yet he kept the old system, so can\u2019t considered savior and stuff.\nCan you list, by name, these deserving people? And they have to be willing to be a leader (I mean are these people you mention vying for the position?) besides having the ability/competence and being patriotic and intelligent enough against the NWO.\nI already said, it isn\u2019t about suitable leaders, but about their teams and wider \u2013 institutes backing them. Or are you just interested in less public heavyweights in Russia?\nYes, but the head-cutters have used poison gas and have recently poisoned the water supply. They cut off the water supply for millions in Damascus.\nThe head-cutters (who are tools of the world elites) do use all kinds of illegal and chemical weapons and other tools. Saudis and other western-backed allies drop phosphorous and cluster bombs on civilians.\nSo really, the head-cutters are extensions of the elites. They are backed and financed by policies of the elites. The elites have their policies, they get the governments to carry it out, the government uses terrorists (or back state forces and mercenary/contractors, which then delegate the jobs to the terrorists, who\u2019ve they\u2019ve often trained) to destroy a targeted country.\nIf they don\u2019t get a puppet government installed, they will destroy the country, or perpetually torment it. If they get a puppet government, it implements the policies of the elites.\nI deny difference between death by unnecessary starvation, artificial diseases, prohibition of technology and just obvious weapons.\nPost-USSR countries lost millions upon millions in \u201cpeace\u201d following our surrender in Cold War. Terrorists terrorize, but we were plunged into total despair. So I don\u2019t want to hear about clueless head-choppers with all their unconventional weaponry being apex of villainy.\nThe Soviets were fooled by President Ronald Reagan\u2019s \u201ccharm offensive\u201d \u2013 all the while it was trickery as the U.S./CIA had harmful things long planned for the USSR countries, and Yugoslavia too\u2026and Iraq and so on.\nYou speak as if you are from there or Russia (\u201cwe were plunged\u201d), but you don\u2019t have a cool Russian name/nick, just a plain western one.\nNah, USSR citizens just lost motivation and got corrupted, and as always fish rotted from it\u2019s head. Whatever followed just deepened already present trends.\nYes, I\u2019m a russian from Moscow\u2019s suburb and Arthur by birth certificate, also christened as Arian.\nRussia is helping Syria and Syria is helping Russia test its armed forces. No one has really commented on how small the Russian contingent really is in Syria. Mean while Russia has been able to to fly 3 to 4 times more sorties than the much larger US coalition air force. This means that the US and Nato would need 300 to 400 fighters and bombers for every 100 Russian aircraft just to keep up if hostilities broke out. I also read somewhere that stated Russia,s defense doctrine states that the defense of Russia will not be conducted on Russian soil. Russia is advertising to the US they are not to be messed with. Trouble is the US government and Nato cannot see the writing on the wall\n>I also read somewhere that stated Russia,s defense doctrine states that\nthe defense of Russia will not be conducted on Russian soil\nNot \u201cwill be conducted\u201d, but \u201cshould not be limited\u201d inside our borders. And if I remember correctly, this stuff was mostly said about Central Asia north from Pakistan and Iran, it was heated at least since XVIII century, when British Empire dominated there. Fortunately, soon it will be chinese turf and they play rough.\nFortunately?\nWell, who else is going to make those territories tame and modernized?\nAt last they\u2019ll get wifi. :-)\nRussian military\u2019s airframe design brief has always been to build them robust \u2013 they are still designed to be capable of landing on rough surfaces, and emphasis on mechanically reliability, meaning they can be flown really quite hard without quickly degrading their systems and parts.\nI think Russia started worrying about its naval bases in Syria if the Syrian government was truly ousted. 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        "raw_content": "Pulsing Paradigm or Steady State?\nFebruary 11, 2013 /6 Comments/in Books and Articles, Consumption, Economic Growth, Steady State Economy, Sustainability, The Daly News /by ChristianWilliams\nSeldom do you come across arguments that truly question the premise of a steady state economy. Sure, growth-obsessed pundits make arguments against it all the time, but these can typically be refuted by reviewing a few facts. After all, the world is finite, and there are real limits to growth. However, when such an argument arises from the work of the late, great Howard Odum, it\u2019s worth taking a closer look.\nOdum \u2014 as with Herman Daly \u2014 can be considered a genius. Both quite rightly have inspired large groups of disciples. Odum introduced a whole new vocabulary and way of thinking in regard to energy systems and the interactions between civilization, energy, and the environment.[1] One of the concepts that shows up regularly in his work is the \u201cpulsing paradigm.\u201d He asserts that systems of all scales, from the molecular to the galactic, pulse in order to maximize power, and that pulsing systems tend to prevail. He even states that \u201cseeking a constant level of civilization is a false ideal contrary to energy laws\u2026 In the long run there is no steady state.\u201d [1, p. 54]\nThese are worrying words for any devotee of the concept of a steady state economy, and coming from Odum, they can\u2019t simply be dismissed as the ramblings of a lunatic. But before we abandon our quest and run to pitch our tents in the growth-at-all-costs camp, let\u2019s see if the seemingly conflicting notions of the pulse and the steady state can be compatible.\nTurning to Daly, we can first ask, how steady is a steady state? The answer should be: steady enough for stability, but not without room for fluctuation. Daly talks of \u201cboundary-oriented stability\u201d [2, p. 53]. Rather than setting a specific point-goal for the economy\u2019s size, we should establish boundaries, and allow fluctuations within them \u2014 small pulses perhaps. Admittedly such small fluctuations don\u2019t seem to be on the scale of the pulse that Odum describes (e.g., the rise and fall of a civilization).\nPulses develop from the accumulation of energy or resources over a long period, leading to a short period of frenzied consumption and climax, followed by descent. In modern society, fossil fuels have given rise to our current global-scale pulse. Certainly, there is much to indicate that we may have a period of descent ahead of us, but a period of descent doesn\u2019t rule out the possibility of subsequently establishing a steady state economy.\nIn fact many of the policies that Odum recommends for this day and age are very similar to those promoted for a steady state economy [1, pp. 388-391]. They include limits on inequality and income, a stable money supply, low fertility rates, a focus on maintenance, and looser restrictions on knowledge and information.\nAn important question is whether human consciousness can overcome such natural pulses. Odum saw pulses as a mechanism for maximizing power over the long term. He drew on earlier work of Alfred Lotka who also noted the pulsing nature of predator-prey relationships. It seems that pulsing is an evolutionary survival strategy. Yet these systems are not conscious, or if they are (such as with animals), they are not self-aware.\nMaybe humanity\u2019s trait of self-awareness could grant us more control. Instead of being trapped in a frenzy of consumption, perhaps we can intentionally restrain ourselves, and store some energy for later use, thus dampening the pulse to a manageable scale. So far it would appear we have been unsuccessful, as we continue to extract and consume energy as quickly as we can. But perhaps a higher level of energy consciousness can be achieved in the future. The implication of this reasoning for steady state economics is that restricting our supply of fossil energy should be of the highest priority \u2014 hardly a new idea.\nA final insight from Odum relates to the value of information. Like the physical infrastructure of a modern economy, the development of information requires high-quality energy inputs. With a contracting energy supply, society\u2019s store of and access to information will likely diminish. Again, like infrastructure (or any asset), it requires continual maintenance, and information that is not deemed valuable enough will be lost. A long-term objective for steady state economics is to ensure that valuable knowledge survives any period of descent and remains widely available for use in the distant future. In this respect, we can all play our part to keep the flame alive.\n[1] Odum, Howard T 2007; Environment, Power, and Society for the Twenty-First Century. Columbia University Press, New York.\n[2] Daly, Herman 1991; Steady-State Economics, 2nd edition. Island Press, Washington, DC.\nChristian Williams has a Master\u2019s degree in sustainable development from Uppsala University (Sweden). His thesis focused on the shorter work week as part of a transition towards a steady state economy, including a case study and political analysis from New Zealand, where he now makes his home.\nTags: Consumption, energy, Herman Daly, HomePage: Progess, Howard Odum, information, infrastructure, pulse, Steady State Economy\nhttps://steadystate.org/wp-content/uploads/Herman-Daly_Toward-a-Steady-State-Economy.jpg 299 302 ChristianWilliams /wp-content/uploads/logo-casse-wide.png ChristianWilliams2013-02-11 21:55:292019-01-11 14:04:57Pulsing Paradigm or Steady State?\nThe mistake starts with the fact that \u201csteady state\u201d is intrinsically attached to GDP. When and if, finally, humanity starts to measure things differently the \u201csteady state\u201d concept vanishes.\nSo, don\u2019t worry with the pulsing paradigme. It\u2019s an iteresting theory that might help mankind. Anyhow, GDP and \u201csteady state\u201d apart, in any situation, if the pulse is too intense the ballon will explode.\nIf one looks at real GDP per capita for Japan, the EU, and US, Japan has been in a \u201csteady-state\u201d condition for over two decades, whereas the EU and US are well into the second decade of \u201csteady-state\u201d (un)economic conditions.\nGlobal crude oil extraction per capita is similarly in a \u201csteady-state\u201d condition, if not in decline since 2005.\nGlobal oil exports per capita from oil-producing countries are in decline.\nUnder these \u201csteady-state\u201d conditions resulting from the \u201cend of growth\u201d, and thus the end of capitalism, growth is no longer the critical issue; rather, more equitable, energy efficient, sustainable distribution of income and purchasing power per capita is now required from what is produced.\nPlant the SEED = Sustainability, Efficiency, and Equitable Distribution.\nI\u2019m rather surprised that the work of Buzz Holling hasn\u2019t been mentioned. \u201cPanarchy\u201d (\u201cruler of everything\u201d) theory posits that all systems, from sub-atomic particles to galaxy clusters, go through a cycle of increasing energy density and interconnectedness, followed by a decline to a state of low energy and connectedness.\neric svanberg says:\n\u201c\u2026He drew on earlier work of Alfred Lotka who also noted the pulsing nature of predator-prey relationships. It seems that pulsing is an evolutionary survival strategy.\u201d\nBegs the question\u2026..who is instigating the pulsing and who is benefiting? From a marxist perspective and in light of continuing growth in income inequality\u2026\u2026well I think you see my point\u2026\nBj\u00f6rn Lindgren says:\nHej Chistian Williams,\nEventually, Gregory Bateson could add something in answer to the questions you put in the article.\nIn his \u201cMind and nature \u2013 a necessary unity,\u201d Dutton, New York 1979, he says, that all societies must be both static and dynamic. Too much dynamics rip societies and human beings apart. Too much statics make adaption impossible.\nWe have placed all our dynamics within material growth. (Follow the real and the financial flows of money.) While within the fields of culure, social life, psychology, [deep] religion, and \u2013 here, I add \u2013 friluftsliv (Scandinavian, outdoor life), we are static. And suffer.\nOur task is now to let economy be static \u2013 Daly writes about slowing down the rate of extraction of natural resources by rising the quality of what we must consume \u2013 while we explore and expand the fields of culture, social life, psychology, deep religion, and outdoor life. Endlessly\u2026\nWithin the classic political economy, one krona/dollar gained from production of a thing or a (immaterial) service are equal.\nI\u00b4m not sure if Bateson\u2019s reasoning is mediating between steady state and pulsing economy, or it it is a third factor.\nCheers, Bj\u00f6rn Lindgren\nVassmol\u00f6sa, Sweden.\nPaul Sousek says:\nThere is little evidence of any kind of \u2018natural\u2019 pulsing in the history of Europe over the past almost 2000 years. The development spurt experienced in the past 200 years is entirely based on the discovering of cheap and later almost free energy (such as the 50,000 : 1 return on capital for energy from sweet crude in the Arabian peninsula.\nSuch almost free and almost unlimited resource is bound to lead to enormous development and could have led to a truly rich and equal, satisfying society. Unfortunately we have allowed two trends to develop, which will lead to the compete destruction of the current civilisation, steady state or not. These are\n1. Massive growth in population, leading to a biological overshoot and collapse.\n2. Massive growth in consumption driven by the unrestrained capitalist system, which thrives on innovation and never ending pursuit of ever increasingly resource hungry activities\nThe first of these is a simple biological overshoot as potentially present in most animal environments, where resource limitations are temporarily removed, leading to rapid population expansion, leading to exhaustion of those resources (usually food), leading to mass starvation and correction to normal numbers.\nThe second further exaggerates the first trend but also qualitatively increases our dependence on cheap energy, such that we are no longer, in any practical sense, able to go back to energy consumption per capita normal before the current development spurt.\nHumanity had a fantastic chance to really achieve something when we discovered this almost free energy. But it would have required great deal of self restrained, which we, as a species, sadly lack.\nHad we restrained our numbers to those in the 19th or 18th century, our current problems would have been almost an order of magnitude smaller and more manageable.\nHad we restrained our conspicuous consumption and instead realise that fossil fuels were just a short term energy spike, we could have invested most of that energy into research and development in order to find and develop a truly inexhaustible energy source, which could have helped us design a lifestyle for our species of our own choosing.\nAs it is, once our current civilisation collapses, as it inevitable must, that will be the end of all advanced/ technological civilisations on this planet. That is because we will have already wasted the once only endowment of this almost free energy and indeed most other minerals and materials. And so no future civilisation will be able to repeat the experiment, which we have just messed up.\nThat of course means that the flower power of the sixties really was the high point of all civilisations on this planet! What a sad indictment of the human species.\nNationalize Money, Not Banks The Power of Story for Changing the Economy",
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        "raw_content": "By stickydiljoe October 1, 2009\nOh man, got a notice today that I need to renew the domain name registration and what not for stickydiljoe.com aka what you\u2019re looking at now, which is The Chronicles. It\u2019s hard to believe that it\u2019s already been one year since this site started and man, it\u2019s been one hell of a ride. Working on this thing has helped push my and motivate me to be a better writer as well as a better photographer. Pretty cool to see so many people follow this site around the world. I\u2019ve been pretty busy with work as well as personal stuff but I still try to find time to get stuff up for you guys. I know the updates have been coming a little later in the day lately and not up right away usually when you guys wake up and I\u2019m trying to get back on schedule. Just lately I\u2019ve had so much stuff going on that by the time it comes for me to upload stuff and put it up, I crash and fall asleep. I don\u2019t know if it\u2019s the weather change or not but now that the cool weather is coming back, I find myself just wanting to lay down and sleep. This past summer as been hell and at times it\u2019s been hard to sleep because I wake up and it\u2019s hot as shit. That\u2019s the worst feeling I tell you\u2026Anyways, thanks to everyone for supporting the site, I still have tees to send out and I also plan to do new shirts with the one year anniversary of The Chronicles coming up. I still remember the year before I even started this site. I was thinking about putting something together similar to what you see now but I just didn\u2019t think I could do it all on my own. Thanks to the support of my friends, it\u2019s been a pretty smooth ride. Hopefully things continue to grow and more and more people hop on here to listen to my nonsense. No worries, I plan to renew and keep this thing going for another year, and hopefully another year after that, and so on and so forth\u2026.\nBig shout-out by the way to the guy who read that I broke my tripod awhile ago and donated me money to get another one. Really cool thing to do and I honestly really appreciate it. Kinda gestures are always welcome, haha\u2026.\nOther than that, I just have a small update for you guys today. I caught a pic of the Voltex S2000 aero kit and it\u2019s pretty interesting to say the least. Looks good, even though the 3-piece front end might be a bit bulky but everybody knows that Voltex shit works so S2k guys will buy it regardless. I can\u2019t wait to see the Seibon version\u2026.haha\u2026.Oh and I love the wheels, super flush\u2026\nOriginal Size (1600\u00d71200)\nThat\u2019s it for now, I\u2019m out\u2026\nCategories: Personal, Random, S2000Tags: Voltex S2000",
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        "raw_content": "The Center operates on the premise that children are never \u201cBad\u201d. The types of inappropriate behavior most often seen are usually the result of the Child\u2019s level of development. The staff wishes to mold or change behavior using positive techniques with love, patience and understanding. Guidelines for behavior are clearly explained to the children.\nSpanking or any other form of physical punishment is prohibited. Hitting is often misunderstood by a young child, who does not always see the connection between a slap and some action on his part. Hitting as a form of punishment rarely stops an inappropriate behavior, but does cause confusion and anger. Children will not be denied active play as a consequence of misbehavior.\nWe do not shout or yell at children. Yelling usually frightens children and distracts them from the problem. Shouting, which is often accompanied by name calling on the part of the adult, also damages a child\u2019s self-esteem.\nChildren will not be subjected to discipline which is severe, humiliating, frightening, or associated with food, rest, or toileting.\nThe following Positive Guidance Techniques are used to\nenhance the child\u2019s self-esteem and change a child\u2019s behavior:\n1. Encouragement: Verbal positive reinforcement by praising the child for specific behavior. Catch them being \u201cGood\u201d.\n2. Talking: Children are encouraged to develop language skills that help them to communicate their needs and feelings to others. Language is modeled for them by the staff so that they may gain skills in using this tool for problem solving.\n3. Redirection: Redirect the child\u2019s attention from something they can\u2019t do to something they can do. Often interesting a child in another activity can eliminate a potential difficulty. We might ask a child to help us or send them to a different area to play.\n4. Assertive Direction: Telling the child what we want them to do, rather than using \u201cno\u201d or \u201cdon\u2019t\u201d.\n5. Safe Place/ Cozy Area: A place in the classroom where the child may choose to go to regain composure. In every classroom there will be a \u201csafe place\u201d bag with props to help the child breathe and calm down.\n6. Removal: If a child does not have control and is in danger of hurting himself or others, he or she is removed from the problem situation. The child will join the group when he or she has calmed down.\n7. Gentle Physical Restraint: Gently remove the child when one is in serious danger of being hurt.\nOne of the many roles of the Center staff is to work together with parents to help develop appropriate behaviors. Parents are invited to schedule a conference to discuss their concerns about their children\u2019s behavior with teachers and to plan together means of responding consistently to problem behaviors.\nTeaching staff make every effort to identify events, activities, interactions and other factors that predict and may contribute to the challenging behavior.\nIn the event of severe challenging behavior problems or risk to the safety of others, a child may be removed from the program for a short period of time. Refer to specific examples in the Family Handbook.",
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        "raw_content": "That image from the intro to the workouts is, to me, the defining image of what The Sufferfest is all about. It's easy enough to do if you're interested in how I did it (or you may already have figured it out).\nIt's not a terribly hi-res image but it's my favorite so I'll take what I can get. What would be cool is if the Minions could take several hi-res images from the videos - maybe a few from the intro and others from each workout - and post them in a \"gallery\" for anyone to use.\nAgree that would be cool Peter",
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        "raw_content": "This course serve as an introduction to the basics of collecting municipal solid waste and integrated solid waste management. It serves as both a first exposure to new members of the industry and as a refresher for others.\nIdentify components of the waste stream\nUnderstand the various options for recovery and disposal of waste\nIdentify proven methods and equipment for the collection of municipal solid waste\nUnderstand the importance of safe operation in every day collections;\nAnswer customer questions and concerns in a positive manner.\nCollection personnel, front line employees, supervisors, managers, and elected officials who have responsibility for the collection and disposal of municipal solid waste.\nThe course manual is Collections Operations Basics, produced by the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA). The manual, which serves as an on-the-job reference, is meant to cover common topics applicable to the collection, recovery and disposal of municipal solid waste (MSW). This manual details the following topics with supplemental images, graphs, tables and examples.\nCollection Service Types, Levels and Methods\nOn-Route Operations",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Contemporary pupils require practical example of application of knowledge\u2019\nOyindamola Egbeyemi is a graduate of Chemical Engineering from Imperial College, London. Though she started her career as an engineer, she always had a passion for finding strategic solutions to problems, hence her move to the world of consulting at Accenture and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). In this interview with UJUNWA ATUEYI, Egbeyemi, who joined her family business as the Executive Administrator of the Foreshore School, Ikoyi, said that schools must adopt a method of teaching and learning that actually transmits knowledge.\nAs a school administrator, what is it like switching career?\nTo be very honest, I thought it would be a career break from previous years as a consultant and my brief stint with engineering. It is very common to hear people in our society say, \u201cLet me just establish a school, and then I would make money.\u201d It is very much not the case at all. Running a school is hard work. Pretty much just like any other business, you have to sow hard to reap benefits. The only thing I would say that could give the perception of it being easy to manage a school is the guarantee of periodic cashflow in the form of termly school fees. However, if school owners and managers do not take care to monitor the operating costs effectively, they could get into serious trouble financially.\nFinancial planning is an aspect of operations that is often neglected or taken for granted. The economic and business environments in Nigeria are not conducive at the moment. This makes it difficult to run a business, and private schools are no exception to this. Hence, despite the perceived certainty of income collection at schools, the lack of basic infrastructure such as power and water contribute to high operating costs.\nIn addition to this, quality schools use materials that are not locally available, including manpower. Hence the influence of foreign exchange becomes a critical factor to consider. What does it take to raise a 21st century child?\nCreativity is extremely important to raise the 21st century child. It might sound simple, but creativity is a very complex matter, which these days, involves a whole lot of dynamism. The 21st century is a fast-paced environment and is not showing signs of slowing down in any way, shape or form whatsoever anytime soon. The children who are born in this era are automatically catapulted into this environment of vast technological advancement, increased social awareness and availability of information.\nChildren of today are therefore learning faster than the ones of 10 years ago. They are more socially aware of themselves and of the world around them and are more inquisitive. Hence, the method of teaching them has to meet their basic needs in the context of today\u2019s world. Subject matter must be relevant, but more importantly creativity in the methodology for the delivery. The \u2018old school\u2019 method of teaching, which we are very much used to in Nigeria, is becoming irrelevant for today\u2019s child.\nTeaching by instruction will not work effectively and as a result will not produce a child who can stand among others in today\u2019s world. Educationists need to understand and implement various methods of delivery. This requires: soundness in technological skill, ability to identify children\u2019s unique ways of understanding and absorbing information, differentiation in teaching methods (even within one classroom) and the use of tools and equipment that give practical examples of the application of knowledge learnt from class in today\u2019s world.\nWhat do you find most challenging in grooming the present day kids?\nI think that the amount of information that contemporary children have access to might be making them grow up a little faster than they should; or rather, they might think that they should grow up faster than they are. There are various effects that this could have on contemporary children. We need to remember that maturity has many facets, and truly is largely dependent on environmental factors. So, by virtue of today\u2019s environment, there might be a conflict between people\u2019s real life experiences affecting their level of maturity and their perceived experiences giving them a perception of reality.\nSo, when they do actually go out, they struggle with the real adversities of actual life, and they would struggle to handle themselves because they might even be conflicted within themselves, thinking that they knew how to handle issues (in theory), whereas, they don\u2019t actually have enough exposure to handle themselves. So, in summary, I think that today\u2019s media exposure poses a huge challenge, and we as educators, adults and mentors should make a bit of an effort to take these contemporary children away from what they see on media and show them what reality is physically.\nThe Foreshore School has gone through some dynamism over the years\u2026\nMy mother, Mrs. Olubunmi Egbeyemi, established the Foreshore School 12 years ago. It was basically borne out of a strong passion for children. She comes from a family of educators. So, it is essentially a no-brainer that she herself is an educator. The school started as a preschool and nursery. It was actually called Tenderloving Childcare (TLC). The school was doing pretty well then, so people started to whisper the idea of expanding to a primary school tier into my mother\u2019s ears. She eventually gave in and started the primary school about six years ago. She then renamed the school Tenderloving School (TLS). When I joined her at the school just over two years ago, we changed the name to The Foreshore School.\nWhat\u2019s the reason for the name-change?\nChanging from TLC to TLS was the logical progression to mark the establishment of the primary school tier, like an indication of the next level of growth. However, for me, coming from the perspective of a consultant, branding was extremely important. 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        "raw_content": "Beaverette Unveiled\nNew Armoured Car in the Museum Collection\nThe Tank Museum has purchased a Second World War, Beaverette Armoured Car, in preparation for the re-development of the Second World War Hall.\nThe vehicle has been on the Museum\u2019s \u2018wants\u2019 list for some time and came up for sale on a website. Fortuitously the Museum saw the advert on the day it was posted and approached the vendor.\nThe vehicle had been part of Cyril Groombridge\u2019s collection \u2013 Cyril was a collector of military vehicles in the 60\u2019, 70\u2019 and 80\u2019s and had a large and varied collection \u2013 some of the vehicles appeared at shows mainly in the South East of England. The Beaverette was one of the few remaining vehicles that his family had to dispose of after Cyril\u2019s death and the Museum is grateful that the purchase price was reduced especially for the Museum.\nThe vehicle will be restored by apprentices at the Tank Museum and the aim is to include the vehicle in the new Second World War gallery displays \u2013 the first phase will open in the Spring of 2020.\nThe Beaverette is (and looks) exactly what it is \u2013 an emergency measure vehicle created in 1940 to defend Britain should Germany invade. It was based on a Standard Saloon car and went through four models in quick succession \u2013 the first had oak planks as part of their protection. This is a Mark IV model with all round armour and better visibility for the driver \u2013 but it was still notoriously hard to drive and slow at 24 mph. Luckily it never had to be used in combat but was photographed early in the war to aid propaganda \u2013 and it appears in newspapers and magazines \u2013 sometimes called Ironsides or Mosquitoes.\nThe Beaverette will be stored in the Vehicle Conservation Centre, until it is taken off display to be worked on by the apprentices.",
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        "raw_content": "Eric Wolfgang Korngold, c.1920, The Tully Potter Collection\nKorngold and Heifetz\nErich Wolfgang Korngold (1897\u20131957), a Viennese prodigy as pianist and composer, wrote one of last century\u2019s immortal melodies in his 1920 opera Die Tote Stadt, the apogee of his career. In 1934 the director Max Reinhardt enticed him to America for the first time, to work on a film of A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream, and Korngold stayed to write more scores for Hollywood movies. Just before Hitler\u2019s Anschluss of Austria, he was back in Vienna expecting to premiere another opera when he responded to an SOS from Warner Brothers, who needed a composer for The Adventures of Robin Hood. This time he stayed in America and by October 1942 he had ground out 14 film scores in eight years.\nBy 1946 he had had enough of this work and was trying to get back into \u2018serious\u2019 music. His final Warner Brothers movie was Deception, for which he wrote a cello concerto, played by Eleanor Aller of the Hollywood Quartet. His Violin Concerto, based on some of his early film themes and dedicated to Alma Mahler, should have been completed early in World War II for the Polish violinist Bronislaw Huberman, but Korngold procrastinated until prompted by Jascha Heifetz \u2013 who dangled a generous commission fee \u2013 to finish it.\nBy the time the work was premiered in St Louis on February 15, 1947, with Heifetz as soloist and Vladimir Golschmann conducting, Huberman had only months to live and never performed the work. When Heifetz took the concerto to Carnegie Hall on March 27, Olin Downes of The New York Times was at his most patronizing: \u2018This is a Hollywood concerto, with vibraphone effects and like devices; fully orchestrated in the Straussian manner; commonplace in its thoughts; liveliest in the final movement, which Mr Heifetz played in top virtuoso style. Other pages \u2026 are in more lyrical vein, but the melodies are ordinary and sentimental in character; the facility of the writing is matched by the mediocrity of the ideas.\u2019\nAlthough the concerto is not often heard in concert \u2013 it has never recovered from the acid comment of another American scribe, Irving Kolodin, that it was \u2018more corn than gold\u2019 \u2013 it has regularly been recorded. The violin solo at the start of the Moderato nobile is drawn from the score for Another Dawn (1937) and the second subject comes from Juarez (1939).\nThe Romanze is in ternary song form, the main theme \u2013 first heard on the clarinet \u2013 stemming from Anthony Adverse (1936).\nHeifetz, Hurrell\nKorngold, c.1920, The Tully Potter Collection\nKorngold composed the contrasting central section specially for the concerto. The dance theme at the start of the Allegro assai vivace is also new, while the second theme comes from The Prince and the Pauper (1937).\nKorngold was rather defensive about his music, knowing that many people did not value his film scores, and he despaired of obtaining Broadway exposure for his operas. \u2018To get a performance in New York, music has to be ugly, programmatic, serious,\u2019 he told Ross Parmenter of The New York Times in October 1947, shortly before the premiere of his Violin Concerto. He admitted that the concerto was not at all modern, but had flowing melodies. \u2018A long melody of 32 bars is still a gift from heaven.\u2019\nAfter the premiere, he wrote: \u2018In spite of the demand for virtuosity in the finale, the work with its many lyric and melodic episodes was contemplated for a Caruso rather than for a Paganini. It is needless to say how delighted I am to have my concerto performed by Caruso and Paganini in one person: Jascha Heifetz.\u2019\nAs someone who spent a good deal of time in Hollywood, Heifetz knew Korngold well, and he played movements from his Much Ado About Nothing Suite in recitals. The recording of the concerto that Heifetz made in Hollywood on January 10, 1953, with Alfred Wallenstein conducting the Los Angeles Philharmonic, is notable for its improvisatory flair, especially in the Andante and parts of the finale, where Heifetz\u2019s staccato is exemplary. Throughout the work his aristocratic playing rescues the music from any accusation of trashy pseudo-romanticism.\nIt is likely that for both premiere and recording Heifetz used the c.1740 \u2018Heifetz, David\u2019 Guarneri \u2018del Ges\u00f9\u2019, his favorite after he acquired it in 1922. However, the Guarneri shared a double case with the 1731 \u2018Heifetz, Piel\u2019 Strad, which was his first really great instrument \u2013 although he actually bought it only in 1925, after having it on loan since just after his American debut \u2013 and of course he used the Strad from time to time. Curiously, the labels of both of Heifetz\u2019s instruments had been tampered with: the Guarneri\u2019s label claimed its date was 1742, and the Stradivari\u2019s had been changed to 1711, in the maker\u2019s golden period.\nJames Ehnes and the \u2018Marsick\u2019 Stradivari of 1715\nJames Ehnes performs the Korngold Concerto with the LSO on June 7, 2015. Here Ehnes speaks with Jason Price about the \u2018Marsick\u2019 Stradivari of 1715 \u2013 you can also listen to the full audio interview.\nEhnes, a self-professed \u2018violin nerd\u2019, tells the story of how the \u2018Marsick\u2019 Strad was found in Russia in 1994: \u2018Its back is from the famous log from which other mid-teen Stradivari instruments were made, including the \u201cTitian\u201d. Since the violin was \u201cunderground\u201d while Stradivari catalogs were being compiled, it had never been seen before. While it was unused for a long time, it is a wonderful player\u2019s instrument; healthy, solid, beautiful and in excellent condition.\n\u2018Stradivari was such a remarkably consistent maker. This is the \u201cbig-G\u201d mould. Any violin which is healthy is going to sound great. It would be the ultimate hubris for me to say this doesn\u2019t quite give me what I need. If there is a problem and I don\u2019t sound as good as I should, it\u2019s not the violin\u2019s fault.\u2019\nEhnes recorded the Korngold Violin Concerto with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra in 2006 with Onyx. It received high critical acclaim, and while the concerto had lived on the fringe for many years, it is now a core part of Ehnes\u2019s repertory.\n\u2018One of the hallmarks of a great piece which needs to be in the repertoire is something that can\u2019t be replaced with any other piece. There are plenty of pieces from the era that were influenced by Hollywood, but they sound like knock-offs.\n\u2018It is beautiful music and has all the elements you need in a great violin concerto \u2013 great violin writing, beautiful melodies, all the pyrotechnics, great orchestral writing and interplay between the violin and the orchestra. 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        "raw_content": "Real-estate is an ever-growing business in a more and more competitive field, but some things stay constant, like the need for sales in specific circumstances, like a probate sale. More families than ever before are buying and selling homes and, in a market filled with such new concepts like probate sales, one might also look for the perfect real-estate agent. Say you found the perfect agent, along with the perfect house on which to make an offer, and you soon realize it will be sold through probate. You then ask yourself what a probate sale even is. No worries, we\u2019re here to help.\n\ud83d\udcb2 What is a probate sale and what is it used for?\n\ud83c\udfe0 Why would a house need to go to probate?\n\ud83d\udcb5 What assets are included in a probate sale and why?\n\ud83d\udca1 What do I need to know about probate laws in New York?\nWhat is a probate sale, exactly? A house is sold in probate-status when a home-owner dies without bequeathing their property to another individual. When this happens, the State takes over, which is who governs and administers the property\u2019s sale. This is to ensure the property is marketed and sold at the highest possible price while maintaining fairness to the deceased.\nBut what about a will? Why wouldn\u2019t a house owned by the recently deceased be inherited by a family member of the departed? Well, that\u2019s where probate sales come into the picture. This is to allow proper governing over the sale, done so by the courts in the appropriate county.\nSince the home being sold belonged to someone who is deceased, and no other names are attached to the property or estate, the state will seek other beneficiaries to transfer the estate to, rather than govern the sale themselves. When there are no beneficiaries or they have predeceased the former owner, and this happens quite frequently, probate is necessary to make sure the house is sold at the best possible price according to the market.\nThere may be some confusion when it comes to the procedure of which assets are included in a probate sale and it\u2019s a good question to ask. The assets that must be probated are all assets that are held jointly as tenants in common, all assets that are titled only in the name of the decedent, and those that don\u2019t qualify as one of the non-probate assets. There will also be possessions of personal property, like appliances and furniture, clothing, and any other household goods which are all subject to probate and the probate court will want all these items included in the final inventory.\nProbate laws, like any other law, vary state to state, and this is especially true for New York. In most cases of real-estate in New York dealing with probate sales, it is because the deceased, or the one leaving the will, died with assets valued at 30,000 or more. The Will must be admitted to probate by the Surrogate\u2019s Court before it has any legal effect, the location of said court being in the county where the person died. For a Will to be valid it must be properly executed and must reflect, accurately, the wishes of the testator. A Will that has not been admitted to probate, whatever the reason, has no effect. It will remain this way until after the Will is probated, where then the Executor has authority to act. The will in question must, at least by New York Law, be signed in the presence of at least two witnesses and each must sign in the presence of the other for it to be validated by the state. The drafter of the Will must be competent to do so of his or her own free will, and not under undue influence or any duress.\nProbate law, as you probably know, can be confusing, and the fact that it mutters around the recently deceased only adds fuel to the fire, but hopefully, now you have an understanding of the proper procedures needing to be implemented if the course of a probate sale ensues. Remember, a request for a probate sale must be honored by the Surrogate\u2019s Court, and only needs to be done if the deceased owner\u2019s property and assets value that of $30,000 or more and no possible beneficiaries can be found to claim ownership. The system, although seemingly confusing at first, is pretty straight-forward, as you can see. As long as proper protocol, procedures, and the law is followed, a probate sale should go smooth and easy.\nLearn what you need to know about probate sales and how they impact home sellers in New York.",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: Impaired Risk Insurance\nPosted on January 9, 2013 by Chris Huntley\nPerhaps you\u2019ve been thinking about buying life insurance for your mother who might be getting on in years.\nYou probably wonder whether it\u2019s feasible or even worthwhile to do so.\nBuying life insurance for your mother is not only possible it might also be a worthwhile investment not only for her but for you as well. I will explain what you need to know and how to make an informed decision on what type of insurance you can consider that would suit your mother\u2019s needs.\nWhy Should I Buy Life Insurance for my Mother?\nIt can be a very good idea to buy life insurance for your mother if the beneficiaries have to take care of debts in the event of your mother\u2019s death. In addition to potential debts, you may have to consider the funeral and other expenses that could be incurred when she passes away. There may also be estate and trust issues involved as well.\nIn most instances you can buy life insurance for your mother up until the age of 85. After age 85 the premiums can be very costly.\nOwnership of your Mother\u2019s Life Insurance Policy\nThe person who owns the own will be dependent on who buys the policy. If you are simply making inquiries on her behalf and your mother will be paying for the policy, then she will be owner of the life insurance policy.\nOn the other hand if you wish to purchase the policy so that your mother is the named insured, then you will be the owner of the policy since you are the one paying the premium.\nYou should also consult with a tax advisor if you are paying for the policy and are the beneficiary as there may be tax considerations that can impact you when the policy is paid out.\nDo I have to Tell My Mother?\nThe answer is yes. In most states you legally obligated to do so. In any event, your mother will also have to sign the policy since she will be the named insured and will obviously become aware of that you have purchased a policy.\nCan I be Restricted from How Much Insurance I Want on My Mother?\nThe amount of insurance you can buy will vary from company to company. Up to certain levels of insurance you can buy the policy without restriction. For higher policy amounts you will have to prove that you have what is called an \u2018insurable interest\u2019.\nAn insurable interest simply means that you must show the insurance company that you have a financial stake in the amount that will be paid to you if you or some other person as the named beneficiary. The financial stake is the financial burden that you might have to incur when your mother passes away such as debts like credit cards, mortgage and car payments, death benefits and similar expenses.\nIn most cases you can apply up to around $100,000 for a policy before you have to prove an insurable interest. So don\u2019t expect to buy a million dollar policy without showing justification that you need this amount.\nWill my Mother Have to Take a Medical Exam?\nIt depends on the type of policy and the amount of insurance you are buying, her age, habits, her current health and family history. In most instances and for lower amounts such as $10,000 or $25,000 you may only have to fill out a questionnaire. The older a person gets, the insurance company may have more restrictions. These medical exam requirements also vary from company to company.\nPolicies which are for higher amounts will very likely require a medical exam. These exams are fairly straightforward, performed quickly and are non intrusive.\nTypes of Life Insurance Available for Your Mother\nThere are several choices you can make when considering what type of policy to buy for your mother.\nThe cheapest and easiest to purchase life insurance available is called \u2018Term Insurance\u2019. This type of life insurance pays death benefits only. It is called term insurance because you purchase it for a specific number of years. So, you can buy term insurance for say 5 years or 20 years. The premiums are fixed for the period of the term.\nYou decide on what length of term by considering your needs and reasons for buying the life insurance. It may also depend on the life expectancy of the person.\nA more expensive form of insurance is also available and is known as \u2018Permanent Insurance\u2019. There are 3 varieties available, but for most people who are purchasing life insurance for their mother, the best options are called \u2018Whole Life\u2019 and \u2018Universal Life\u2019.\nThe main difference between term life and permanent insurance is that a whole life or universal life insurance policy not only pays death benefits but also has a cash value accumulation feature which grows over time. Universal is considered the cheaper of the two and might be the best approach in many instances where an estate or trust is involved.\nSecond to Die Policy\nThis type policy can only be purchased if both parents are still living. It is a policy that is also often used in estate and trust planning. The key feature of this type of life insurance policy is that it is only payable when the second person passes away.\nImpaired Risk Insurance\nIf your mother currently suffers from a relatively serious health condition, you can still possibly buy life insurance. I suggest you call us for more information as this form of life insurance is something we specialize in providing.\nYou can use our quote form on the right site of this page to get a quote to see how much a policy might cost.\nIf you would like to learn more buying life insurance for your mother than you may also want to read Can I Purchase Life Insurance on My Parents.\nFor the best term life insurance prices on your mother, or any other type of life insurance, it\u2019s best to speak with a knowledgeable professional, who can discuss your options and pricing with you. You may get a quote using our form on the right or by calling us at 877-996-9383.\nPosted in Commonly Asked Questions\t| Tagged Impaired Risk Insurance, Life Insurance Age Limit, Life Insurance for my Mother, Life Insurance Policy, Permanent Insurance, second-to-die policy, term life insurance, types of life insurance\t| Leave a reply",
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        "raw_content": "NEW RESIDENCE INDIVIDUAL HOUSE PLAYA DEL CARMEN\nCondo for sale Playa del carmen at prime location. Prices starting from $163,000 USD\nConstructed with the best materials that requires negligible effort to maintain and also according to strict architectural guidelines to ensure the delicate balance between style and comfort. The apartments are fully furnished and ready for your family and you to move in and set up your home. You can see greenery everywhere around you and lets you experience the nature up close\nWe take your well being very seriously. And that is why we have made sure that you have access to all the basic amenities that you would ever require. We offer you a lot of services. A playground for the kids to play in a safe area, guardhouse. Also we have a clubhouse, swimming pool, basketball court, perimeter fences, underground installations and also many more.\nPlaya del Carmen is one of the fastest growing cities in the region. It attracts a huge number of tourists every year due to it\u2019s beautiful beaches and historical sites. Due to this, an investment in here will reap benefits. Playa del Carmen offers world class facilities like shopping sites and modern residencies. You can spend some quality time on a golf course, explore the ancient mayan ruins , or get people-watching as you shop, enjoy the local gastronomy and stroll along 5th Avenue.\nPlaya del Carmen is a seaside station on the coast of the Caribbean Sea. It is known for its white beach with palm trees and its coral reefs also it is considered like the epicenter of the Riviera Maya. Its value increased at least 8% per year.\nSo hurry up and book your apartment before you miss this chance to own a home at the heart of Playa del Carmen.\nPRESENTACION ALLEGRANZA RESIDENCIAL ESPECIFICACIONES DE CONSTRUCCI\u00d3N 2017",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Astroman lives!\u2019: The forgotten story of 10 days and nights on the Astrodome roof\nBy Rustin Dodd 46\nHOUSTON \u2014 It was a baseball story that sounded too weird to be true. Supposedly happened 40 years ago, yet the evidence was scant. The tale included a 25-year-old man living in a tent for 10 days on top of one of the most famous sports venues in the world.\nI was not alive in the 1970s or early 80s, so perhaps my perspective was skewed. Yet I kept coming back to one question: How was this allowed?\nThe details went something like this: In October of 1980, as the city of Houston reveled in the Astros\u2019 first postseason berth in franchise history, a radio station general manager named Dickie Rosenfeld came up with a promotional idea. As the hometown team chased a pennant and prepped for a National League Championship Series, the station would send an employee to live on top of the Astrodome, the heart and soul of Houston.\nThe man would eat, sleep and pass the days on a roof platform and inside a circular steel gondola that hung from the top of the building.",
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        "raw_content": "Conversation With a Legal Immigrant\nby K.J. Adan\nShe sat across from me at a table. She had porcelain skin and smooth, high cheekbones that made her face look\u2026swift. Very streamlined. Her eyes were huge, but there was a cheeky glint. She leaned conspiratorially toward me and, with a rich, Ukrainian accent, she said quietly, \u201cI am Republican. I come to this country, I register Republican. No understanding, none, have these American leftists.\u201d\nI nodded and smiled, because I\u2019d heard this before, and I knew exactly what she was going to say next. \u201cThese leftists, they want to live in Utopian socialist paradise? They can go back to where I came from. This country is amazing. These people are idiots. Yahoos, all of them. Let them spend five days in Ukraine. Then we will see how they like.\u201d\nShe is a business woman in a tough industry and she knows what she wants. She knows what works and what doesn\u2019t work. She proudly detaches herself from \u201cfrivolous girl emotions\u201d and gets the job done. She was complaining to me of a highly overwrought girl in her employ, a creature who wants to be spoon fed every deal and client, when I said, \u201cSounds kinda like your gal expects handouts. Why doesn\u2019t she just quit and let the state of California take care of her?\u201d\nAnd that\u2019s when my new Ukrainian friend, previously very detached and rational, laughed. \u201cI don\u2019t understand these people! Everything in life worth having is worth working for, so that it is your own. Everything given is taken. Especially the government. Don\u2019t start me on the government.\u201d\nI smiled. I tested the water; Los Angeles isn\u2019t known for its right wingers. \u201cYou sound like my dad.\u201d\nShe raised an eyebrow. \u201cOh? Who is your father?\u201d\n\u201cHe\u2019s a doctor. He\u2019s from Czechoslovakia. He left in the late \u201960s and went to medical school in Ireland.\u201d\nShe smiled. \u201cYour father, he likes Reagan?\u201d\nI laughed. \u201cHe and my mother argued over the merits of Reagan. My mum, who is English, liked Jimmy Carter. She said he seemed nice. My father liked Reagan. My mum was annoyed because I sided with my dad on that one issue.\u201d\nThe woman laughed heartily. \u201cSmart kid. Smart dad. Reagan is genius. And now I am here.\u201d\nThe second my dad got his citizenship, he registered Republican, as do many immigrants from communist or formerly communist countries, such as Cuba, Russia (and former citizens of the U.S.S.R.), and just about anywhere socialism or communism is practiced.\nWe came to America because my father got to participate in the Framingham Heart Study in Massachusetts. I didn\u2019t find that out until I was much older. Before then, he just very simply said, \u201cWe moved to America because the socialized medicine in England is a joke.\u201d England is where I\u2019m from, and it\u2019s where my father practiced for six years.\n\u201cHere, I can treat my patients properly. If I want to do an angiogram, they get me a suite. If I order an MRI, my patient just gets it. Nobody waits too long. You need surgery, you get surgery. It\u2019s not a load of palaver.\u201d With my dad\u2019s accent, it sounds like \u201cpoll-ah-wah\u201d.\nMy father discouraged my writing. After years of ardently anguish on the subject my father blurted out of the blue and without context, \u201cThe Russians put my father in jail!\u201d And that was the end of that. His beeper went off, and he had to save a dying person.\nWhat I finally sussed out after many such disjointed arguments is that my grandfather, a newspaper editor, was writing anti-Communist pieces while the Reds were making busy in town. As they were not known for their tolerance of intellectual diversity, he was imprisoned. He was there for years. The KGB then apparently threatened my father\u2019s family (though the details are sketchy & I remain dubious). My father\u2019s constant irritation at my columns for the high school and college newspapers turned out to be fear of government intervention in our family\u2019s freedom.\nHe has since explained more calmly his feelings on the subject, and my Ukrainian friend echoed his sentiments, although more eloquently.\nShe said, \u201cIt\u2019s so hard to watch these Americans, who have so much, toss it away by voting for imbeciles. I am American now and these people have no idea how good they have it. This place is paradise, and everyone is free to do their part however they like. Free to fail, free to thrive. These leftists, they think the Democrats care for them, will give them things, give them power. They just take for themselves. I\u2019ve seen it. 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        "raw_content": "By Patrick Sweeney (complete-church-midnight-mass) [CC BY-SA 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons\nPriest with liberal politics\nWednesday, June 22, 2016Faith\nSo the Catholic Church -- rightly and necessarily -- takes positions on a host of public policy issues... Obviously, such advocacy will often intersect with the viewpoint of one or another political party or candidate.\nQ. My pastor has very liberal political convictions, and he often uses his Sunday homilies to promote the latest liberal agenda. I feel this is an abuse of his pastoral position and I resent his doing this, particularly because my own political beliefs are rather conservative.\nRecently, after the pope's message on the modern family, our pastor said this from the pulpit: \"All relationships must be honored.\" He wanted us to honor same-gender marriage despite the fact that the pope had said that it was not acceptable.\nAfter the first Republican presidential debate, he made the following comment in his sermon: \"One of the candidates wants to build a wall to keep illegal Mexicans from coming to America. Isn't that a crazy idea?\" Other parishioners have also noticed this and are concerned about it. I have seriously considered changing parishes if this continues. (Southern Illinois)\nA. The Catholic Church's guidance to its priests is clear: As public representatives of the church, they should neither endorse nor oppose political parties or particular candidates for office. (Not incidentally, this also matches the law of the land as applied to tax-exempt institutions.)\nAt the same time, as the U.S. bishops said in their 2015 document \"Faithful Citizenship\": \"The church's obligation to participate in shaping the moral character of society is a requirement of our faith.\" So the Catholic Church -- rightly and necessarily -- takes positions on a host of public policy issues, among which are: care for the poor, the sick and the elderly; protection of human life at every stage; opposition to the death penalty; attention to \"just war\" principles; and support for a living wage. Obviously, such advocacy will often intersect with the viewpoint of one or another political party or candidate.\nOn immigration, for example, the position of the Catholic Church is clear. In a 2003 pastoral letter entitled \"Strangers No Longer,\" the U.S. bishops stressed that \"when persons cannot find employment in their country of origin to support themselves and their families, they have a right to find work elsewhere in order to survive\" and that \"more powerful economic nations ... have a stronger obligation to accommodate immigration flows.\"\nIn my mind, though -- if you are quoting accurately -- your pastor went beyond what is discreet (or permitted) by relating his views on immigration to a particular candidate. The focus must be always -- and solely -- on the issue itself.\nWhat he said about Pope Francis and same-sex marriage might simply be a matter of emphasis and of how you heard him. In his April 2016 exhortation \"Amoris Laetitia,\" the pope did say that homosexual unions do not match God's plan for marriage and family, but he also said that \"every person, regardless of sexual orientation, ought to be respected in his or her dignity and treated with consideration.\"\nBefore you decide to change parishes, perhaps you and some like-minded parishioners might seek to meet with your pastor and discuss your concerns. Failing that, if you think that he is clearly violating the church's guidelines, you always have recourse to the chancery office in your diocese.\nQ. My children were baptized as Catholics, but none of them is now a practicing Catholic. My middle daughter, through the influence of her husband, has opted to believe that organized religion is more problematic than helpful, and her children do not practice the faith except when I take them to Mass.\nSoon I will be traveling with their daughter (my granddaughter) to South America, and I have asked her mother whether I might be able to baptize Sophia before the trip. (I wouldn't do it without her mother's permission.)\nIf her mother consents, may I do that baptism at home, and are there any special prayers that need to be said except: \"I baptize you in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit?\" I love my Catholic faith; I believe that baptism offers a spiritual protection that I want for my granddaughter when we travel together. Please advise. (Jersey City, New Jersey)\nA. You acted properly in first asking Sophia's mother for permission to have the girl baptized. The church's Code of Canon Law (in No. 868) provides that, in normal circumstances, the consent of at least one parent is necessary -- danger of death being the exception. Another requirement, however, is the reasonable expectation that the child will be raised as a Catholic.\nI'm not sure how old Sophia is right now, but for her to be baptized, some plan should be in place for you or another responsible adult to see to it that she receive the other sacraments of the church, including first penance, first Communion and confirmation -- and, of course, that she be brought to Mass regularly.\nAs to whether you should administer the sacrament yourself, you should not. Canon No. 861 provides that the ordinary minister of baptism is a bishop, priest or deacon. Yours is not an emergency situation, so you should talk to a local parish to arrange to have Sophia baptized by the parish priest.\nQuestions may be sent to Father Kenneth Doyle at askfatherdoyle@gmail.com and 40 Hopewell St. Albany, N.Y. 12208.",
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        "title": "Echoes. About Gorsuch and the Supreme Court. Published 2/15/2017",
        "raw_content": "Judge Neil Gorsuch stands with his wife, Marie Louise, at the White House in Washington Jan. 31 as U.S. President Donald Trump announces his nomination of the jurist to be a U.S. Supreme Court justice. If confirmed, Gorsuch will fill the seat that has been empty since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia last February. (CNS photo/Kevin Lamarque, Reuters)\nAbout Gorsuch and the Supreme Court\nWednesday, February 15, 2017Culture\nGorsuch is, by all accounts, highly qualified. But not only is he conservative -- a strict constructionist and textualist in interpreting the Constitution and the law -- he is also the choice of a controversial president.\nJust as people who like sausage shouldn't visit a sausage factory, so people who stand in awe of the United States Senate shouldn't get too close to the confirmation fight over Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, President Trump's first Supreme Court nominee, lest they see more senatorial sausage-making than they bargained for. It threatens to be an ugly affair.\nGorsuch is, by all accounts, highly qualified. But not only is he conservative--a strict constructionist and textualist in interpreting the Constitution and the law--he is also the choice of a controversial president. Plus, it appears, distinctly prolife, having once written (in a book on assisted suicide and euthanasia) that \"all human beings are intrinsically valuable.\"\nHis confirmation for the seat occupied by the late Justice Antonin Scalia is likely in the end. But not until Senate Democrats, spurred on by Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY), have given him as hard a time as they can.\nIn fairness, the Democrats have their reasons. Following Scalia's death last year, President Obama named another federal appeals court judge, Merrick Garland, to succeed him. But Obama had already placed two liberal justices on the court--Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan--and Senate Republicans, balking at a third Obama choice in a presidential year, blocked Garland's confirmation by simply doing nothing about it.\nThe Democrats cried foul. And their opposition to the Gorsuch nomination can be seen, at least in part, as payback for what happened to Garland.\nAlthough it's hard to see how any of this adds up to a justification for denying a seat on the Supreme Court to a well qualified candidate, the confirmation process will be marked by partisan conflict just the same.\nRobert Bork, were he living today, could tell Gorsuch how bad it can get. Back in 1987 Ronald Reagan nominated Bork, a distinguished legal scholar, for a seat on the court. The events that followed set a precedent for the contentious Supreme Court confirmation battles that have been a recurring feature of national life since then.\nHardly had Bork's nomination been announced than Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-MA) took to the Senate floor to oppose it, invoking monsters from the liberals' chamber of horrors--\"back alley\" abortions, segregated lunch counters, \"rogue police\" breaking down doors at midnight--to explain why putting Bork on the court would be a disaster.\nIn the weeks that followed, Kennedy spearheaded a campaign of name-blackening that culminated with Bork's rejection by the Senate, 58-42. Bork became a Catholic in 2003. Mrs. Bork today is a popular Catholic writer and lecturer.\nWhen and if Gorsuch does make it to the Supreme Court, the lineup there will be basically what it was before Scalia's death--a 4-4 split between liberals and conservatives, with Justice Anthony Kennedy the swing vote. It will take another conservative justice to shift that in the conservatives' favor.\nWill Trump get another chance to name a new justice? There is no way to answer that for sure. The court's three oldest members are Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 83, Kennedy, 80, and Stephen Breyer, 78. Ginsburg and Breyer, both liberals, are unlikely to quit voluntarily as long as Trump is naming their successors. As for Kennedy (for whom Gorsuch clerked many years ago), there's no telling.\nLarge issues hang in the balance here, among them the future of abortion law and the defense of religious liberty. Never mind about the sausage factory. Concerned Americans need to keep a close eye on the Gorsuch confirmation fight that lies ahead.",
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        "title": "Victoria's Secret lack of plus size and transgender representation is insulting - The Declaration",
        "raw_content": "Victoria's Secret claims to be inclusive of most groups people, but Razek's comments prove otherwise.\nVictoria\u2019s Secret has gone under fire for not having any transgender or plus size models in last year\u2019s fashion show. This lingerie company has tried to make it\u2019s runway seem diverse by having more than half of their models be people of color. But the lack of representation of two major communities of people left their audience confused and upset.\nA statement about this issue became released by Ed Razek, a chief marketing officer of L Brands, which owns Victoria\u2019s Secret. In regards to the lack of transgender representation and criticism, Razek said, \u201cIt\u2019s like, why doesn\u2019t your show do this? Shouldn\u2019t you have transsexuals in the show? No. No, I don\u2019t think we should. Well, why not? Because the show is a fantasy.\u201d\nHalsey, an open member of the LGBT member who performed at the fashion show spoke out after the initial recording of the show. She said, \u201cI have no tolerance for a lack of inclusivity.\u201d As a result, Halsey made a donation to GLSEN, which helps protect LGBT youth.\nAdditionally, Razek made comments about the lack of plus size models stating, \u201cWe attempted to do a television special for plus-sizes [in 2000]. No one had any interest in it, still don\u2019t.\u201d Popular plus size model Tess Holiday spoke out about the issue on Instagram by stating, \u201cWho needs VS anyway?! They never supported plus ladies & now they are trying to dis my trans sisters?\u201d\nAfter the backlash for these statements, Razek made a public apology on Twitter. He only addressed the comments about transgender models though. He wrote, \u201cWe\u2019ve had transgender models come to castings\u2026 And like many others, they didn\u2019t make it\u2026 But it was never about gender.\u201d\nRazek, to be blunt, is full of it. This is completely some PR statement to attempt to make his brand look better. Let\u2019s talk about what was wrong with these comments.\nDid you know that 68% of women wear a size 14 or above? A model\u2019s considered plus size if they are at least a size 10. This technically means that under the industry\u2019s eyes, the average woman is plus size. Having a fashion show that doesn\u2019t represent the average woman but only what they considered to be attractive is extremely toxic. Victoria\u2019s Secret claims that no one would have an interest in plus size models, but I highly doubt this would be true. Having such an influential company represent a whole group of people that\u2019s ignored too often would receive plenty of praise.\nIn an editorial published by the Washington Post, head designer of Chanel, Kerl Lagerfeld stated in 2009, \u201cNo one wants to see curvy women on the runway.\u201d Other designers like Marc Jacobs and Sophie Theallet featured plus size models in their 2015 runway shows at Fashion Week. And, Ashley Graham put out an entire collection of plus-size lingerie in her 2015 runway show.\nPart of the reason plus size models are not walking the runway is that designers are not making clothes for women wearing sizes 12 and above. Research conducted by Washington State University found that the average American woman wears between a 16 and 18. According to an article in the Washington Post, companies such as Nike.com only have five items for sale for plus size women and Nordstrom.com has 8.5% of its dresses fit for plus size consumers. Mike Jeffries, chief executive of Abercrombie and Fitch sells nothing larger than a size 10 because \u201cwe go after the attractive, all-American kid.\u201d With companies thinking this way, it is no wonder that the runways lack plus size models.\nProject Runway, a reality TV fashion competition, added women of all sizes to their show which requires the designers to create clothes for everyone. Tim Gunn, Emmy-winning co-host of the show, put designers on blast recently stating that the fashion industry has turned its back on plus-size women. In an article in TIME, Gunn was noted for saying, \u201cThere is money to be made here ($20.4 billion, up 17 percent from 2013). But many designers-dripping with distain, lacking imagination or simply too cowardly to take a risk \u2013 still refuse to make clothes for them [plus size women].\u201d\nThe comment that Razek made regarding transgender people is disgraceful. First of all, using the term transsexuals to refer to transgender individuals is offensive and outdated. However, the whole idea of transgender people not fitting the \u201cfantasy\u201dmakes me wonder what his idea of a fantasy even is. Are transgender people not good enough for your runway, Razek? Your apology claims they are, but I highly doubt that. Transgender models deserve such as much representation as cis models. Plenty of other runways are including them, so why isn\u2019t Victoria\u2019s Secret?\nDesigner Marco Morante made his 2018 New York Fashion Week runway show 100% transgendered and non-binary. He stated, \u201cI wanted to create a space to celebrate trans bodies. This was an opportunity for their presence to be undeniable and reinforce that trans is beautiful.\u201d\nAlso, Mx. Schafer is a 19 year old transgender model who graced the cover of Teen Vogue and has also modeled for Versus Versace, Mansur Gavriel and Helmut Lang. After receiving gender reassignment surgery in 2012, supermodel Lea T. has modeled for Riccardo Tisci and Givenchy. There are designers and models breaking boundaries, yet Victoria Secret refuses to move with the times.\nThe society we live in is doing amazing things to create equal representation across the world. It\u2019s companies like Victoria\u2019s Secret that are bringing us a step back. I personally think Razek should be fired for making such statements. Due to this backlash, I have a feeling there is going to be more diverse runways in upcoming years.\nTags: plus size, transgender, victoria's secret",
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        "raw_content": "Trends of 2018 to Make Your App Awesome\nSmartphones appeared merely a decade ago but mobile applications reached an incredible development level. Andersen\u2019s team presents full information on all innovations, trends, and tendencies within the field.\nMINSK, BELARUS, December 06, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ \u2014 Mobile applications continuously change, develop, and improve following user needs; so to keep in step with the times it is crucial to be aware of all innovations, trends, and tendencies in the sphere. Andersen\u2019s team made a research on the mobile app trends and presents full information about the mobile applications in today\u2019s world.\nPopular types of applications\nShould we analyze all popular apps with millions of downloads, we can clearly distinguish the most demanded types of mobile applications. The first place goes to dating applications. Let\u2019s face the truth, almost each of us has ever used Tinder or any other app of this kind, this is what makes such apps so popular and this is why online dating can be perspective. With the help of these applications searching for a partner became easier \u2013 there are thousands of dating apps that fill the void with communication, flirting, and relationships.\nNext, we should mention social media applications, both social networks (eg. MySpace and Facebook) and photo sharing (like Instagram or Pinterest). Social media unify all people around the world. Usage of social media gives you the opportunity to keep in touch with your friends, family, schoolmates, and colleagues no matter where they live; to enlarge your circle of contacts with people who share the same interests as well as to join various interest communities; stay informed, share impressions, photos, videos, music, and any other information you wish. All these features provided by social media made them popular among internet users, which in turn, led to the increase of corresponding apps. With the most of features that social websites have, social apps are more convenient, as they are always available on the phone.\nIn recent times messengers (like Whatsapp, Viber or Telegram) get progressively more popular. If social media are equipped with such features as micro-blogs and social communities, the messengers are simply about sending messages and making calls. Messengers are usually free, don\u2019t take much storage on a device, and are aimed at communication only, which makes them less time-consuming. All these reasons explain the popularity of messengers. By the way, Facebook created its own messenger application \u2013 Facebook Messenger, and both apps are popular. Who knows, maybe Facebook started a new trend and the development of messengers for the existing social media is going to transform into a tendency.\nGame apps are on demand as well. App Store and Play Market suggest millions of different games. Each day mobile games are becoming more and more interesting due to Augmented Reality, Artificial Intelligence, and, certainly, gamemakers\u2019 creativity. Nowadays the popularity of mobile games is increasing together with their number. The most popular types of games for smartphones remain so-called \u2018time killers\u2019. Maybe the games like 2048, Angry Birds, Doodle Jump or Fruit Ninja are pretty simple and can\u2019t boast of an exciting plot, they are still perfectly fine for commuting or sitting in a boring meeting.\nThis year is marked with the increase of on-demand applications which offer an opportunity to order numerous services \u2013 cleaning, calling a taxi, delivering food, etc. Availability of necessary services, ease of use, and a possibility to process online payments make such applications \u2018must-haves\u2019 for users and \u2018must-dos\u2019 for on-demand businesses.\nOne of the most impressive technologies nowadays is IoT (Internet of Things), which allows us to program things the way we need. A simple example \u2013 you can order your smart coffee machine to make a cup of coffee every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. How to do that? Download a special mobile application, bound it to the coffee machine, and enjoy its performance. Such technology is so convenient, that it extends to every sphere of our life. As the IoT presupposes the control of things with smartphones, there is a demand for mobile applications, which should be both IoT- and user-friendly.\nIt\u2019s plain to see that all these types of applications are mobile analogues of corresponding websites and programs. The tendency of creating such apps is explained by their convenience: a smartphone is the thing you always keep with you, so mobile applications can be used at any time and any place. That way, making a mobile application results to be profitable and is a good solution for your business.\nMobile application trends\nHaving done an investigation in the sphere of developing mobile application, we gathered the most remarkable trends. They are Accelerated mobile pages, M-commerce (Mobile Commerce), light version of larger apps, Instant Apps, Cloud technologies, app security, blockchain, AI and Chatbots, mobile blockchain, as well as Augmented and Virtual realities. With its 11 years on the software market, Andersen has collected solid experience of making mobile apps. Its specialists share the information on trendy features to push an application on the front burner.\nThe project of AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) was presented by Google and Twitter in 2015, and since then pages (even on heavy websites) on mobile devices load much faster. Accelerated pages are characterized by the full absence of widgets, advertisements, blocks of recommended content, and other auxiliary elements, i.e. only the main content is shown. The implementation of this project brought a lot of other benefits, such as increase in a number of visitors, a better conversion rate, increased visibility of the advertisement, lower bounce rates, higher click-through rate, etc. Besides, Google promises to provide an isolated mobile search box.\nInternet-banking is being gradually replaced by M-Commerce, which appeared after the introduction of Google Wallet, Apple Pay, and Samsung Pay. This new method of online-shopping payment is acknowledged as more secure and convenient for users. Also, M-commerce helps organizations gather data and analyze their clients.\nFor the sake of saving the internal mobile phone storage, there is a tendency to develop light versions of existing larger apps, such as Facebook Lite or Play Lite for YouTube. Light applications have less functionality than the original ones, but they are perfect for old and slow devices. Such apps not only take less storage but are also energy-saving.\nSo-called Instant Apps presented by Google are helpful to save storage too. The concept of Instant Apps is all about trying applications on a special platform without downloading it. So if you want to test an application, all you need is to find it in Play Market, press \u201ctry\u201d, and the application will be launched in the online mode, so that you can see how it works. Users can estimate the work of the application and then decide whether it is worth downloading.\nCloud technologies became necessary for the mobile development. Cloud driven applications (like Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive) allow users to storage big data on the cloud instead of the internal mobile device\u2019s storage. Moreover, this technology ensures faster work of the application, its higher productivity and security, which are the key requirements for applications today.\nSpeaking about security in general, it is the most important aspect in the app development. As smartphones keep a huge amount of personal data, developers focuses more on application security and put in place important steps to improve it. The necessary level of security depends on the type of an application: the more data it includes, the more secure it should be. One of the ways to achieve strong security of applications and data is to use blockchain in the process of development. Many people associate it with cryptocurrencies only, but it\u2019s not the case. In fact, blockchain is a development approach, which ensures higher security. Being a technology of high security, blockchain is used in mobile applications, especially if data protection is required, like financial ones.\nAI (Artificial Intelligence) is a genuine breakthrough in the area of technology and nowadays it is integrated in many mobile applications. AI learns user\u2019s preferences or needs and then provide them with useful information or recommendations. Artificial Intelligence regulates the work of Chatbots \u2013 a program which acts like a virtual dialogue partner. In practise, Chatbots communicate with a user and provide them with the information they need. Both of these mobile application trends are useful for business owners helping them to gather more information about their clients and save money.\nThe last technologies that worth being mentioned here are AR (Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality). AR and VR were used mainly in games but now the sphere of their implementation is broadening. These technologies are used in the development of applications for not only entertainment but also in trade, healthcare, realty, and other business areas. For example, with the help of VR, Ikea suggests its clients exploring their future kitchen; and in healthcare it is widely used to cure various phobias: a patient is located in virtual calm environment and then faces its psychological problem.\nTrends in mobile application design\nSpeaking about mobile applications we can\u2019t help mentioning the importance of design. The half of the application success depends on the right and user-friendly interface. Now let\u2019s see what the trends in mobile application design are.\nFirst of all, a user-friendly interface is all about simplicity. Here we deal with two notions: a user interface (or UI) which means the space for interaction between a user and a computer, and a user experience (UX) which reflects how a user feels about using a program: if it is understandable, convenient, etc. A sophisticated and overloaded interface is not what a user wants. The best approach to the UI is minimalism: nothing in excess, only basic buttons and icons that are easy to understand. Ideally, an interface should be well-structured and self-explanatory. In order to create such an interface, it is necessary to hire a specialist in user experience (or a UX-specialist). A UX-specialist explores user needs, analyzes them and builds the structure of the UI which is clear for everyone.\nA good example of a simple design can be the Card UI design, suggested by Material Design in 2017. Thanks to its simplicity and structuredness, the Card UI became popular and was adopted by many applications.\nTo make an interface more attractive, it is necessary to pay attention to colours. There is a tendency to design an interface with bright vivid colours instead of fifty shades of grey. Also, gradients are always welcome. But be careful with that: too many acid colours are unpleasant and tire eyes quickly. The same goes for animation: smooth animation is more acceptable than abrupt movements of pictures. There is no way of forgetting about text features. Such things as a graceful font, sizable headlines, large space between lines, and laconism make the content of applications easy to read.\nThe mobile applications are popular as never before and become more fascinating with each year. According to our forecasts, the demand for the mobile apps will increase. As we mentioned above, a successful business requires both website and mobile application. 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        "raw_content": "Key Global Events to Watch in August\nAugust 2, 2018 by the Global Observatory\nAUGUST 1-3: United Nations Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management (UN-GGIM), Eighth session, New York\nThe UN Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management\u2014the intergovernmental body that aims to address global challenges regarding the use of geospatial information\u2014will meet from meet in New York from August 1-3. This year\u2019s session will be led by member states, and aims to promote international cooperation and address challenges regarding the application of geospatial information, including in development agendas and global policymaking.\nAUGUST 4: Results of presidential election in Zimbabwe (expected)\nZimbabwe\u2019s electoral commission has until Saturday to release the results of the July 30 presidential vote. Three people were killed in post-election violence between security forces and protestors, action that sparked UN intervention on August 2. Farhan Haq, UN deputy spokesperson, said, \u201cWe call on the political leaders and the population as a whole to exercise restraint and reject any form of violence while awaiting resolution of the disputes and announcement of the election results.\u201d According to the New York Times, the elections, which intended to project stability and attract investors, will be the first since the fall of Robert Mugabe.\nAUGUST 6: Civil Society 20 Summit, Argentina\nThe C20\u2014one of the seven Engagement Groups of the G20, which is a forum of the world\u2019s major economies that seeks to develop global polities to address today\u2019s pressing challenges\u2014will meet on August 6 to generate spaces to discuss and build, through transparent and inclusive processes, high-level policy papers to be presented to the G20. Working Groups for the C20 Argentina 2018 include Anti-Corruption; Architecture of the International Financial System; Education, Employment, and Inclusion; Environment, Climate, and Energy; Gender; Investment and Infrastructure; Local2Global; and Global Health.\nAUGUST 6-10: Human Rights Council Advisory Committee, Twenty-first session, Geneva\nThe Human Rights Council Advisory Committee\u2014a body of 18 independent experts serving as a think-tank to the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) that provides studies and research-based advice, as requested by the Council\u2013will meet from August 6-10, one of its two annual meetings.\nAUGUST 6-17: Group of Governmental Experts on further practical measures for the prevention of an arms race in outer space, First session, Geneva\nThe first session of a new group of governmental experts on further practical measures for the prevention of an arms race in outer space will meet in Geneva from August 6-17. This group of experts, established in December 2017, and operating on consensus, will hold two two-week sessions in Geneva, one in 2018 and one in 2019.\nAUGUST 6-30: Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Ninety-sixth session, Geneva\nThe Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination\u2014a UN body composed of eighteen elected State Party experts with the aim to eliminate racial discrimination in all forms, promote understanding between races, and to build an international community free from racial segregation and racial discrimination\u2014will meet in Geneva from August 6-30. 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This year\u2019s meeting will focus on cooperation and assistance; review of scientific and technological developments; strengthening national implementation, assistance, response, and preparedness; and institutional strengthening of the convention.\nAUGUST 11: Prime Minister-elect Imran Khan to take oath of office, Pakistan\nImran Khan, who launched the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) party in 1996, will take the oath of office on August 11. A socialite and former cricket star, Kahn appealed to young people in a country where 60 percent of the population is under 30 years old. In the midst of electoral violence, Khan won a sweeping victory at the national level. However, Pakistan\u2019s political history is characterized by military dictatorship, and no democratically elected prime minister has completed their full term. 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The resolution calls for increasing awareness and education \u201cabout the effects of nuclear weapon test explosions or any other nuclear explosions and the need for their cessation as one of the means of achieving the goal of a nuclear-weapon-free world.\u201d It was initiated by the Republic of Kazakhstan, with a large number of sponsors and cosponsors to commemorate the closure of the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test site on August 29, 1991. The Day is meant as a call to action for the UN Member States, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, academic institutions, youth networks and the media to inform, educate and advocate the necessity of banning nuclear weapon tests as a valuable step towards achieving a safer world.\nAUGUST 30: United States\u2019 third wave of tariffs on Chinese goods goes into effect (expected)\nThe United States is working on enacting a third wave of tariffs over Chinese goods worth $200 billion, according to CNN. 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        "raw_content": "Now reading: Films to See This Summer: Dunkirk Review\nFilms to See This Summer: Dunkirk Review\nChristopher Nolan manages to live up to expectations with one of his best films to date. Dunkirk is a war epic that ticks all the boxes and provides a physical and emotional experience like few films this year.\nWhen it comes to large scale movies, there aren't many areas that Christopher Nolan hasn't done. Whether it's to the furthest reaches of space in Interstellar or the deepest recesses of our minds with Inception, he certainly knows how to take the craft of filmmaking to spectacular new heights. It's no surprise, therefore, to see Nolan finally take on an epic war film like Dunkirk.\nFrom the word go, Dunkirk manages to achieve what so many films of this type fail to do, immersing the audience in the horrifyingly vast and emotionally personal environment of war. After an opening sequence that ends on the beaches of Dunkirk, with the seemingly infinite rows of soldiers desperately waiting to find a way home, Nolan shows the terrifying scale of the situation in spectacular style. From here the film follows an ensemble of characters fighting for survival on land, sea and air. In doing so, we are allowed to see the many different sides of action and gain a much more intimate experience.\nThis is something which is certainly helped by the combination of IMAX and 65mm film in which the entire movie is shot in. A huge supporter of filming in IMAX, Nolan manages to turn it into a viewing experience that is more than just a trip to the cinema. If it can be helped, this is something that should be watched on the best screen you can find.\nIf you're worried that this will turn it into another emotionless action film, then don't. Whether it's through the claustrophobic scenes spent in a Spitfire cockpit, or the hope inspiring storyline of a civilian rescue boat, Dunkirk's biggest strength is its portrayal of the human spirit and the fight for survival against all the odds. Even though you wouldn't think it, Dunkirk is the first time this director has ever attempted to portray a real life historical event. Although this comes with added pressure, it allows Nolan to reach an emotional level unlike any of his other films.\nOne of the most striking elements of the film is the attention to detail. There is a real sense that the filmmakers have gone the extra mile to try and place the audience in the environment of the film. The cast of main characters that crosses a whole range of age groups is a huge part of this. From the uncannily young soldiers on the beach to the older officers, Nolan is quoted as saying that he wanted to \"cast actors who were close to the ages of the characters\".\nAlthough there was a worry that big names such as Harry Styles, Tom Hardy and Kenneth Branagh would actually take away from the realism, it really isn't the case. In addition to this, by casting relatively new stars such as Fionn Whitehead as one of the main protagonists the film demonstrates the everyman nature of its characters.\nIt is also extremely important to mention the significance of the musical score within Dunkirk. Christopher Nolan has once again teamed up with one of Hollywood's most famous composers, Hans Zimmer. Through a monumental orchestral score, the atmosphere of tension and desperation is taken to new heights. It's no exaggeration saying that the soundtrack is one of the main elements of the experience.\nDespite the exhilarating spectacle of a war film such as this, the lasting impression is one of hope and human resilience. The fact that it's a true story means that the impact is felt all the more. This is a film that does justice to history and gives you an emotionally thrilling experience in the mean time.\nDunkirk release date: 21st July 2017\nBest Places To Eat In SohoFood and Drink\nWe ventured into Soho, London's hub 0f eating and nightlife, to find some of the best restaurants that the area has to offer. From Tommi's Burger J...\nThe Idle Man Reviews Craft Metropolis Craft Beer Box + Competition!Food and Drink\nIt's not every day that a box of craft beer turns up at the office, but it did. We take a look at the subscription craft beer service from Craft Me...",
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        "raw_content": "Historic Cape Town Grain Silos Converted into Breath-Taking Art Gallery\nZeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA) is a towering art gallery with over 80 spaces, designed by architect Thomas Heatherwick. What\u2019s so unique about the recently unveiled gallery is that it was converted using a collection of old grain silos that previously stored grain from throughout South Africa.\nEach of the 42 tubular silos were redesigned into a large contemporary art space, which is flooded with natural light from the towering overhead windows. Designing the space involved maintaining the distinct tubular shape of the silos while repurposing it into a spacious art gallery.\n\u201cWe realised we needed to do something that your eye couldn\u2019t instantly predict,\u201d Heatherwick explains. \u201cOur role was destructing rather than constructing, but trying to destruct with a confidence and an energy, and not treating the building as a shrine.\u201d\nPrevious article The First Ever Recorded Footage of Sand Kittens is Predictably Adorable\nNext article Sweet Dog Rescues Stranded Earthworms And We Can\u2019t Get Enough Of Her Compassionate Side",
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        "raw_content": "Human Body > IX. Neurology > The Sympathetic Nerves\n7. The Sympathetic Nerves\nFIG. 838\u0096 The right sympathetic chain and its connections with the thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic plexuses. (After Schwalbe.)\nThe sympathetic nervous system (Fig. 838) innervates all the smooth muscles and the various glands of the body, and the striated muscle of the heart. The efferent sympathetic fibers which leave the central nervous system in connection with certain of the cranial and spinal nerves all end in sympathetic ganglia and are known as preganglionic fibers. From these ganglia postganglionic fibers arise and conduct impulses to the different organs. In addition, afferent or sensory fibers connect many of these structures with the central nervous system.\nThe peripheral portion of the sympathetic nervous system is characterized by the presence of numerous ganglia and complicated plexuses. These ganglia are connected with the central nervous system by three groups of sympathetic efferent or preganglionic fibers, i. e., the cranial, the thoracolumbar, and the sacral. These outflows of sympathetic fibers are separated by intervals where no connections exist. The cranial and sacral sympathetics are often grouped together owing to the resemblance between the reactions produced by stimulating them and by the effects of certain drugs. Acetyl-choline, for example, when injected intravenously in very small doses, produces the same effect as the stimulation of the cranial or sacral sympathetics, while the introduction of adrenalin produces the same effect as the stimulation of the thoracolumbar sympathetics. Much of our present knowledge of the sympathetic nervous system has been acquired through the application of various drugs, especially nicotine which paralyzes the connections or synapses between the preganglionic and postganglionic fibers of the sympathetic nerves. When it is injected into the general circulation all such synapses are paralyzed; when it is applied locally on a ganglion only the synapses occurring in that particular ganglion are paralyzed.\nLangley, (*138 who has contributed greatly to our knowledge, adopted a terminology somewhat different from that used here and still different from that used by the pharmacologists. This has led to considerable confusion, as shown by the arrangement of the terms in the following columns. Gaskell has used the term involuntary nervous system. (*139\nGray. Langley. Meyer and Gottlieb. (*140\nSympathetic nervous system. Autonomic nervous system. Vegetative nervous system.\nCranio-sacral sympathetics. Parasympathetics. Autonomic.\nOculomotor sympathetics. Tectal autonomics. Cranial autonomics.\nFacial Fsympathetics. Bulbar autonomics.\nGlossopharyngeal sympathetics.\nVagal sympathetics.\nSacral sympathetics. Sacral autonomics. Sacral autonomics.\nThoracolumbar sympathetics. Sympathetic. Sympathetic.\nThoracic autonomic.\nEnteric. Enteric. Enteric.\nThe Cranial Sympathetics\u0097The cranial sympathetics include sympathetic efferent fibers in the oculomotor, facial, glossopharyngeal and vagus nerves, as well as sympathetic afferent in the last three nerves.\nThe Sympathetic Efferent Fibers of the Oculomotor Nerve probably arise from cells in the anterior part of the oculomotor nucleus which is located in the tegmentum of the mid-brain. These preganglionic fibers run with the third nerve into the orbit and pass to the ciliary ganglion where they terminate by forming synapses with sympathetic motor neurons whose axons, postganglionic fibers, proceed as the short ciliary nerves to the eyeball. Here they supply motor fibers to the Ciliaris muscle and the Sphincter pupill\u00e6 muscle. So far as known there are no sympathetic afferent fibers connected with the nerve.\nThe Sympathetic Efferent Fibers of the Facial Nerve are supposed to arise from the small cells of the facial nucleus. According to some authors the fibers to the salivary glands arise from a special nucleus, the superior salivatory nucleus, consisting of cells scattered in the reticular formation, dorso-medial to the facial nucleus. These preganglionic fibers are distributed partly through the chorda tympani and lingual nerves to the submaxillary ganglion where they terminate about the cell bodies of neurons whose axons as postganglionic fibers conduct secretory and vasodilotar impulses to the submaxillary and sublingual glands. Other preganglionic fibers of the facial nerve pass via the great superficial petrosal nerve to the sphenopalatine ganglion where they form synapses with neurons whose postganglionic fibers are distributed with the superior maxillary nerve as vasodilator and secretory fibers to the mucous membrane of the nose, soft palate, tonsils, uvula, roof of the mouth, upper lips and gums, parotid and orbital glands.\nFIG. 839\u0096 Diagram of efferent sympathetic nervous system. Blue, cranial and sacral outflow. Red, thoracohumeral outflow. \u0097\u0097, Postganglionic fibers to spinal and cranial nerves to supply vasomotors to head, trunk and limbs, motor fibers to smooth muscles of skin and fibers to sweat glands. (Modified after Meyer and Gottlieb.)\nThere are supposed to be a few sympathetic afferent fibers connected with the facial nerve, whose cell bodies lie in the geniculate ganglion, but very little is known about them.\nFIG. 840\u0096 Sympathetic connections of the ciliary and superior cervical ganglia.\nThe Sympathetic Afferent Fibers of the Glossopharyngeal Nerve are supposed to arise either in the dorsal nucleus (nucleus ala cinerea) or in a distinct nucleus, the inferior salivatory nucleus, situated near the dorsal nucleus. These preganglionic fibers pass into the tympanic branch of the glossopharyngeal and then with the small superficial petrosal nerve to the otic ganglion. Postganglionic fibers, vasodilator and secretory fibers, are distributed to the parotid gland, to the mucous membrane and its glands on the tongue, the floor of the mouth, and the lower gums.\nSympathetic Afferent Fibers, whose cells of origin lie in the superior or inferior ganglion of the trunk, are supposed to terminate in the dorsal nucleus. Very little is known of the peripheral distribution of these fibers.\nThe Sympathetic Efferent Fibers of the Vagus Nerve are supposed to arise in the dorsal nucleus (nucleus ala cinerea). These preganglionic fibers are all supposed to end in sympathetic ganglia situated in or near the organs supplied by the vagus sympathetics. The inhibitory fibers to the heart probably terminate in the small ganglia of the heart wall especially the atrium, from which inhibitory postganglionic fibers are distributed to the musculature. The preganglionic motor fibers to the esophagus, the stomach, the small intestine, and the greater part of the large intestine are supposed to terminate in the plexuses of Auerbach, from which postganglionic fibers are distributed to the smooth muscles of these organs. Other fibers pass to the smooth muscles of the bronchial tree and to the gall-bladder and its ducts. In addition the vagus is believed to contain secretory fibers to the stomach and pancreas. It probably contains many other efferent fibers than those enumerated above.\nFIG. 841\u0096 Sympathetic connections of the sphenopalatine and superior cervical ganglia.\nSympathetic Afferent Fibers of the Vagus, whose cells of origin lie in the jugular ganglion or the ganglion nodosum, probably terminate in the dorsal nucleus of the medulla oblongata or according to some authors in the nucleus of the tractus solitarius. Peripherally the fibers are supposed to be distributed to the various organs supplied by the sympathetic efferent fibers.\nThe Sacral Sympathetics\u0097The Sacral Sympathetic Efferent Fibers leave the spinal cord with the anterior roots of the second, third and fourth sacral nerves. These small medullated preganglionic fibers are collected together in the pelvis into the nervus erigentes or pelvic nerve which proceeds to the hypogastric or pelvic plexuses from which postganglionic fibers are distributed to the pelvic viscera. Motor fibers pass to the smooth muscle of the descending colon, rectum, anus and bladder. Vasodilators are distributed to these organs and to the external genitalia, while inhibitory fibers probably pass to the smooth muscles of the external genitalia. Afferent sympathetic fibers conduct impulses from the pelvic viscera to the second, third and fourth sacral nerves. Their cells of origin lie in the spinal ganglia.\nFIG. 842\u0096 Sympathetic connections of the submaxillary and superior cervical ganglia.\nThe Thoracolumbar Sympathetics\u0097The thoracolumbar sympathetic fibers arise from the dorso-lateral region of the anterior column of the gray matter of the spinal cord and pass with the anterior roots of all the thoracic and the upper two or three lumbar spinal nerves. These preganglionic fibers enter the white rami communicantes and proceed to the sympathetic trunk where many of them end in its ganglia, others pass to the prevertebral plexuses and terminate in its collateral ganglia. The postganglionic fibers have a wide distribution. The vasoconstrictor fibers to the bloodvessels of the skin of the trunk and limbs, for example, leave the spinal cord as preganglionic fibers in all the thoracic and the upper two or three lumbar spinal nerves and terminate in the ganglia of the sympathetic trunk, either in the ganglion directly connected with its ramus or in neighboring ganglia. Postganglionic fibers arise in these ganglia, pass through gray rami communicantes to all the spinal nerves, and are distributed with their cutaneous branches, ultimately leaving these branches to join the small arteries. The postganglionic fibers do not necessarily return to the same spinal nerves which contain the corresponding preganglionic fibers. The vasoconstrictor fibers to the head come from the upper thoracic nerves, the preganglionic fibers end in the superior cervical ganglion. The postganglionic fibers pass through the internal carotid nerve and branch from it to join the sensory branches of the various cranial nerves, especially the trigeminal nerve; other fibers to the deep structures and the salivary glands probably accompany the arteries.\nFIG. 843\u0096 Sympathetic connections of the otic and superior cervical ganglia.\nThe postganglionic vasoconstrictor fibers to the bloodvessels of the abdominal viscera arise in the prevertebral or collateral ganglia in which terminate many preganglionic fibers. Vasoconstrictor fibers to the pelvic viscera arise from the inferior mesenteric ganglia.\nThe pilomotor fibers to the hairs and the motor fibers to the sweat glands apparently have a distribution similar to that of the vasoconstrictors of the skin.\nA vasoconstrictor center has been located by the physiologists in the neighborhood of the facial nucleus. Axons from its cells are supposed to descend in the spinal cord to terminate about cell bodies of the preganglionic fibers located in the dorsolateral portion of the anterior column of the thoracic and upper lumbar region.\nThe motor supply to the dilator pupill\u00e6 muscle of the eye comes from preganglionic sympathetic fibers which leave the spinal cord with the anterior roots of the upper thoracic nerves. These fibers pass to the sympathetic trunk through the white rami communicantes and terminate in the superior cervical ganglion. Postganglionic fibers from the superior cervical ganglion pass through the internal carotid nerve and the ophthalmic division of the trigeminal nerve to the orbit where the long ciliary nerves conduct the impulses to the eyeball and the dilator pupill\u00e6 muscle. The cell bodies of these preganglionic fibers are connected with fibers which descend from the mid-brain.\nOther postganglionic fibers from the superior cervical ganglion are distributed as secretory fibers to the salivary glands, the lacrimal glands and to the small glands of the mucous membrane of the nose, mouth and pharynx.\nThe thoracic sympathetics supply accelerator nerves to the heart. They are supposed to emerge from the spinal cord in the anterior roots of the upper four or five thoracic nerves and pass with the white rami to the first thoracic ganglion, here some terminate, others pass in the ansa subclavia to the inferior cervical ganglion. The postganglionic fibers pass from these ganglia partly through the ansa subclavia to the heart, on their way they intermingle with sympathetic fibers from the vagus to form the cardiac plexus.\nInhibitory fibers to the smooth musculature of the stomach, the small intestine and most of the large intestine are supposed to emerge in the anterior roots of the lower thoracic and upper lumbar nerves. These fibers pass through the white rami and sympathetic trunk and are conveyed by the splanchnic nerves to the prevertebral plexus where they terminate in the collateral ganglia. From the celiac and superior mesenteric ganglia postganglionic fibers (inhibitory) are distributed to the stomach, the small intestine and most of the large intestine. Inhibitory fibers to the descending colon, the rectum and Internal sphincter ani are probably postganglionic fibers from the inferior mesenteric ganglion.\nThe thoracolumbar sympathetics are characterized by the presence of numerous ganglia which may be divided into two groups, central and collateral.\nThe central ganglia are arranged in two vertical rows, one on either side of the middle line, situated partly in front and partly at the sides of the vertebral column. Each ganglion is joined by intervening nervous cords to adjacent ganglia so that two chains, the sympathetic trunks, are formed. The collateral ganglia are found in connection with three great prevertebral plexuses, placed within the thorax, abdomen, and pelvis respectively.\nThe sympathetic trunks (truncus sympathicus; gangliated cord) extend from the base of the skull to the coccyx. The cephalic end of each is continued upward through the carotid canal into the skull, and forms a plexus on the internal carotid artery; the caudal ends of the trunks converge and end in a single ganglion, the ganglion impar, placed in front of the coccyx. The ganglia of each trunk are distinguished as cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral and, except in the neck, they closely correspond in number to the vertebr\u00e6. They are arranged thus:\nCervical portion 3 ganglia\nThoracic portion 12 ganglia\nLumbar portion 4 ganglia\nSacral portion 4 or 5 ganglia\nIn the neck the ganglia lie in front of the transverse processes of the vertebr\u00e6; in the thoracic region in front of the heads of the ribs; in the lumbar region on the sides of the vertebral bodies; and in the sacral region in front of the sacrum.\nConnections with the Spinal Nerves.\u0097Communications are established between the sympathetic and spinal nerves through what are known as the gray and white rami communicantes (Fig. 799); the gray rami convey sympathetic fibers into the spinal nerves and the white rami transmit spinal fibers into the sympathetic. Each spinal nerve receives a gray ramus communicans from the sympathetic trunk, but white rami are not supplied by all the spinal nerves. 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        "raw_content": "Why is trade friction between US and China turning into a full-scale trade war?\nThere are official and unofficial reasons for it.\nThe official reasons have to do with China\u2019s unfair competition strategy. Its corporations take advantage of America\u2019s open markets, while China keeps its own markets closed to American corporations and products. This unfair competition results in lower output, factory closures, and job losses in American industries most affected by Chinese competition.\nMeanwhile, Chinese corporations grub technology from their US counterparts.\nTo cope with the situation, America has had no choice but to impose trade sanctions against Chinese products and companies.\nThat\u2019s a familiar story \u2014 it echoes the 1980s, when America\u2019s unfair trade partner was Japan. The difference is in that case, the trade friction between the two sides didn\u2019t turn into a full-scale trade war.\nThe unofficial reasons behind the US-China trade war are quite different. They have to do with China\u2019s rapid technological rise and a concurrent quest to dominate emerging digital technologies. That\u2019s a situation of great concern for America, the world\u2019s long-time technology leader.\nChina\u2019s Terms of TradeKoyfin\nChina\u2019s technological rise is evidenced by different surveys in recent years. One of them was published this week by Cornell University and its partners. It ranks China as 17 this year, not too far below America, which ranks 6.\nThen there\u2019s the Bloomberg\u2019s 2018 innovation survey published early last year. It ranks China 19, not too far behind the US, which ranks 11.\nMeanwhile, China\u2019s quest to dominate the emerging digital technologies is confirmed by its vision 2025, whereby Beijing is seeking to lead the world in 5G networks, AI, and robotics.\n\u201cWith all of the new digital and other Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies coming online at the same time, a new race for global technological supremacy is heating up.\u201d says Courtney Rickert McCaffrey, manager of thought leadership in strategy and management for the consulting firm A.T. Kearney\u2019s Global Business Policy Council. \u201cThe two leading contestants in this race are the United States and China. While the United States has led the world in technological innovation for many decades, China is fast closing this gap. From national strategies to foster the development of AI and other key technologies to recruiting top technology talent from around the world, Beijing seems committed to becoming the world\u2019s new technological superpower.\u201c\nTo implement this commitment, China is changing its growth strategy.\n\u201cChina now targets a shift from a labor-intensive and export-driven economy to a consumption-driven economy,\u201d says Renee Mu, a currency analyst with DailyFX. \u201cWithin such context, industrial upgrading driven by innovation and technology has become inevitable.\u201d\nChina\u2019s industrial upgrade, in turn, changes the trade game with the US. \u201cThis change in strategy also means that China is getting to compete against the US on technology rather than labor-intensive products, too,\u201d adds Mu.\nThis change in the trade game isn\u2019t a welcome development for the US, according to Mu. \u201cChina\u2019s counterparts may not all welcome such a change, especially in the short-term. A simple analogy is that: when person A sells cell phones to person B and buys shoes from B, both are happy. Yet, when B begins to sell cell phones as well, competition between A and B results.\u201d\nIn fact, the US changed its trade policy towards China a long time before the sanctions were imposed. \u201cIn terms of the US in specific, its view towards China has changed \u2013 from an \u2018unprecedented scope of cooperation\u2019, stated in the 2015 US national strategy report, to must compete\u2019 and \u2018compete with all tools\u2019 in the 2017 report,\u201d explains Mu. \u201cIn the long run, China and its counterpart may reach a new norm but it will take time and need efforts from both sides.\u201d\nMeanwhile, tensions between the two countries could further unsettle financial markets.",
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        "raw_content": "I am pleased to share with you the wisdom of NAIA Women\u2019s Basketball Coach of Missouri Valley College, Timothy Dixon.\nCoach Dixon has coached at the \u200bcollegiate level since 2000. He has had the opportunity to coach within the NCAA Division 1 and 2 levels, NJCAA, and now NAIA.\nHe has a wealth of knowledge and experience from every level except NCAA Division 3. Coach Dixon has graciously given of his time to give you a well rounded insight into the recruiting process.\nCoach Dixon\u2019s full bio is at the end of the interview.\nComing previously from a few NCAA programs, the benefits in my mind are very clear on why student athletes should look at a NAIA school.\nI think the biggest advantage is the time you can spend with the athlete once they get on campus. The NAIA doesn\u2019t have the strict rules regarding weekly contact hours in helping a student athlete work on their game once they arrive on campus and so, if the athlete chooses, she can ask for help from any member of the coaching staff whether that involves improving quickness in the weight room, or just things as simple as shooting.\nI think another advantage to the NAIA is the level of play. People just do not realize that the NAIA is very competitive, and quite a few teams at this level, can and have beaten NCAA teams.\nIf you are looking for a school to really grow at both academically and athletically, there are a lot of great NAIA schools to choose from across the country.\nWhat can or should high school athletes do from their end to get on your radar screen? If a basketball player personally contacts you by phone or email, what will you do next?\nBE PROACTIVE in your recruiting!! That is the number one thing. But the most important thing is to remember, the POTENTIAL STUDENT-ATHLETE (PSA) should be pro-active!!\nWhen we get interest from a PSA w/out film, we immediately look at a few things. We are looking at their online presence (social media, YouTube, Facebook) to not only see if there is any game footage, but to also see what type of person they are. We have dropped quite a few kids in recruiting because of their social media accounts.\nSecondly, we begin to dig into the background as much as possible. We call teachers, coaches, and other people involved in their inner-circle to really find out about them as a person and as a player.\nIf things check out, we definitely move towards the academic side and make sure they will be successful at school.\nIf everything looks great, we make contact with the PSA and start talking to them to get them excited about being recruited! I love that I can call anytime during the year (another perk of NAIA schools) and get to know them, because that is most important to me. Will they succeed here in school? Will they be a great fit for my current team, and my coaching style? It\u2019s all about relationships that we build with them!\nOnly considering schools based on status, I feel is the biggest mistake, or who has the better facilities or image. I promise you this and have seen it from personal experience. GO WHERE YOU ARE WANTED, and where you know YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Check into the coaches, and see if they can develop you both as a Student Athlete (SA) and as a PLAYER!\nYou should have long-term goals both as a student and as a player, and then see if the school and the coaching staff can help you develop into what you want to be. Ask them how they plan on developing you as a SA to reach your goal, and ask them how they will help you to reach your goal AFTER school!\nPSA\u2019s should ALWAYS bring this up. That is part of being proactive in your recruiting process. It helps them decide if the school is sincerely interested in them from the beginning.\nMost, if not all schools, know exactly what they have scholarship wise, and by asking early, this can help them decide whether or not it is feasible to attend the school or not. I will say this, and be very upfront about this.\nThere is no wiggle room in what the scholarship offer is. Due to budget issues, most schools have to be creative in how they scholarship their PSA\u2019s and with what amount.\nSocial Media is very important in recruiting! My advice to potential PSA\u2019s is to be very self-aware of what you put out there, and how you present it. Even adults, (myself included!) have made simple mistakes, which may have put themselves in a bad light. As I mentioned earlier, Social Media is one of the very first things I look at when recruiting a PSA, and have seen scholarships pulled by a tweet or photo.\nThis is a tough one, because we have to remember as coaches, sometimes we don\u2019t fully understand what exactly our PSA has gone through up to the point in life when we start recruiting them, or for a lack of a better word, we haven\u2019t walked a mile in their shoes. However, if we do our research and really check into them, we can learn a lot about them.\nUsually the things that may turn off coaches in recruiting a PSA are: Selfishness, & Attitude. The great Michigan Football Coach, Bo Schembechler once said, \u201cWhen you lose out on a recruit \u2013 that player may beat you once, maybe twice, a year. Recruit the wrong person who doesn\u2019t fit your culture and they will beat you every day.\u201d\nWhat a great quote! What I truly look for in PSA\u2019s are:\nPassion and drive for the game (because at the college level, it\u2019s truly a \u201cGrind\u201d).\nConfidence in being able to handle constructive criticism.\nDiscipline in what they do and what the coaches ask them to do and trying to do it right, even if they fail.\nA \u201cFIT\u201d to my personality (Can you be coached hard?)\nAcademics!\nA good coach will recruit the parent just as hard as or harder than the PSA! With that being said, as a parent of 3 teenagers, I would want to know my child is going to a safe place, and that the coaching staff has the same values, as my family.\nFinally, the parent should never be the decision maker, but only offer advice and then be proud of whatever decision your child makes.\nThe most important step, is to let your child grow once they get on campus. Be there to support whatever they do and truly take a step back and watch how they blossom as they start to make their own decisions in life.\nRemember, for a lot of young people in this day and age, they haven\u2019t been challenged yet and college is a great opportunity to be challenged academically and athletically. What better place to grow!! One important thing to be knowledgeable about is the NCAA and NAIA clearinghouses. Get a head start on submitting the necessary information\nI think any good coach and program will prepare (and have prepared) many former players for what lies ahead in their life. Sometimes discipline in a young student athlete\u2019s life may come for the very first time from their college coach!\nAs a coach, I have 5 core values I try to emulate for my student athlete\u2019s:\nI try to be a nurturer and create a successful environment.\nI try to protect them from themselves and others.\nI try to challenge them, by pushing them through their comfort levels, by making them uncomfortable, especially in regards to basketball IQ and in life.\nI try to teach them daily, and help them grow to love the game.\nI try to treat them and/or discipline them like I would my own child.\nBy doing those 5 things, regardless of what happens I think any student athlete can definitely be prepared for whatever comes after college.\nYou have had the opportunity in your career to coach at the NCAA Division 1 and 2 levels, NJCAA, and now NAIA. For high school athletes, it is overwhelming to know where they belong and how to proceed. What would be your advice for prospective college athletes to find the appropriate level of play?\nMy advice is simple. GO WHERE YOU ARE WANTED and be PROACTIVE in your own recruiting. There are many great schools who, with you being proactive, will either decide you are a great fit for their program, or not.\nIf you are not a good fit, keep looking! You will find one! One important thing is to know at the outset that while \u201crecruiting\u201d might follow a general pattern, your particular experience will be different from everyone else. The manner in which one is recruited depends on:\nYour academic side (grades and test scores).\nYour drive, passion, quality of performance, and visibility in your sport.\nThe availability (or lack of) depth in your position at a college in a particular year.\nI can tell you from experience that there are many great schools across the country looking for PSA\u2019s who are committed to growing and learning at EVERY level. All it takes is a little leg-work by both parties to find each other!\nCan you share any stories or examples how playing college athletics has impacted a former player or players?\nOne of the best things is hearing from former players as they grow older, who are getting married, having children, having life events such as new careers, etc., and have them share stories of things that were hard on them then, that they truly appreciate now. That\u2019s what coaching is about. We are preparing our student athlete\u2019s for what is ahead in life. We as coaches need to show them, Where They\u2019ve Been \u2014 Where They are \u2014 Where They\u2019re Going \u2026\u2026Those are the coaches that student athlete\u2019s should want to play for.\nMake a list of schools that fit into three categories: 1) Ideal Colleges 2) Realistic Colleges 3) Back-Up colleges\nAcademics \u2013 Take your academics SERIOUSLY. Take ACT/SAT preparation courses to improve your score!\nBase the recruiting process on honesty, both YOURS and the College Coach. Always be up front with Coaches if you decide the program is not for you. We have been told \u201cNO\u201d before. We won\u2019t be mad.\nNAIA and NCAA Clearinghouse items! Get those in ASAP!\nYOU KNOW YOU ARE A SERIOUS RECRUIT WHEN: 1) The Head Coach becomes pro-active in CALLING you. 2) You are offered an Official Visit. (NAIA & NCAA III schools usually don\u2019t pay for transportation for visits)\nMake an unofficial visit! Get to see the school when your visit is not planned, to see things in possibly a different light and watch a practice during the season.\nMake sure you ARE COACHABLE. Always hustle. NEVER display any negative emotion. Be willing to LEARN and accept constructive criticism to your game.\nFinally find out the most important answers you should be asking the coaching staff, which is \u201cHow can you help me reach my short and long term goals both Academically and Athletically?\u201d and have them lay out the groundwork for you.\nHAVE FUN. You only get recruited (most likely) once in your lifetime. Enjoy it and thank your parents and coaches for helping you get this opportunity.\nTimothy Dixon took over as the new head coach of the Viking women\u2019s basketball program in the summer of 2014. He guided the Vikings to a top half finish in the Heart standings his first season after being picked in the bottom half of the conference, and with his tutelage produced an all-American (Kieanna Wharton) in one year.\nDixon came to Missouri Valley after spending the 2013-2014 season as an assistant coach on the NCAA Division I Idaho State University women\u2019s basketball staff. \u200bThere, he served as the recruiting coordinator and guard position coach\u200b.\u200b\nPrior to his time at Idaho State, Dixon spent the 2012-2013 season as head coach of the Lamar (Colo.) Community College women\u2019s basketball team, taking over the head coaching position three weeks prior to the season starting with no returners or signees, and led them to a school season high of 18 wins. 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        "raw_content": "The end of coal: EU energy companies pledge no new plants from 2020\nAuthor: Arthur Neslen | The Guardian\nPosted on: Euractiv | 6 \u0391\u03c0\u03c1\u03b9\u03bb\u03af\u03bf\u03c5 2017\nCompanies from every EU nation except Poland and Greece sign up to initiative in bid to meet Paris pledges and limit effects of climate change. A report from EURACTIV\u2019s media partner, The Guardian.\nEurope\u2019s energy utilities have rung a death knell for coal, with a historic pledge that no new coal-fired plants will be built in the EU after 2020.\nThe surprise announcement was made at a press conference in Brussels on Wednesday (5 April), 442 years after the continent\u2019s first pit was sunk by Sir George Bruce of Carnock, in Scotland.\nNational energy companies from every EU nation \u2013 except Poland and Greece \u2013 have signed up to the initiative, which will overhaul the bloc\u2019s energy-generating future.\nA press release from Eurelectric, which represents 3,500 utilities with a combined value of over \u20ac200bn, reaffirmed a pledge to deliver on the Paris climate agreement and vowed a moratorium on new investments in coal plants after 2020.\n\u201c26 of 28 member states have stated that they will not invest in new coal plants after 2020,\u201d said Kristian Ruby, Eurelectric\u2019s secretary-general. \u201cHistory will judge this message we are bringing here today. It is a clear message that speaks for itself, and should be seen in close relation to the Paris agreement and our commitment to provide 100% carbon-neutral electricity by 2050.\u201d\n\u201cEurope\u2019s energy companies are putting their money where their mouths are,\u201d he added.\nCoal has been central to Europe\u2019s development, powering the industrial revolution, trades union history, and even the EU\u2019s precursor, the European coal and steel community.\nBut it also emits more carbon dioxide than any other fossil fuel, plus deadly toxins such as sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter, which are responsible for more than 20,000 deaths each year.\nWendel Trio, the director of Climate Action Network Europe, hailed the new move as \u201cthe beginning of the end for coal\u201d.\n\u201cIt is now clear that there is no future for coal in the EU,\u201d he said. \u201cThe question is: what is the date for its phase out in the EU, and how hard will the coal industry fight to keep plants open, even if they are no longer economically viable?\u201d\nThe coal industry though was sceptical about the utilities\u2019 announcement. 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        "raw_content": "Why You Should Have Steel Sheds\nYou should know that sheds are very important as they help on the storage of the things that you can keep at your house, also they help to protect such things from the potential danger and the destruction as they might get stolen as wells they might get damaged by the prevailing weather conditions.\nThe material and the quality of the shed will matter a lot and hence it is good that you choose the best shed, the best material that you can have for the shed that you are buying is steel, steel is one of the best materials that you can have the shed built from as there are many advantages that steel has over the other materials. The following are some of the reasons as to why you should have the steel shed.\nIt is important to know that one of the reasons that will make you prefer steel for your steel hay shed is the reason that steel is more durable when it is compared to the other materials and hence you will get the service that you need as you will have the structure in the working condition for a long time.\nSteel is no doubt the best materials that you can have for your shed, you will find that steel is the favorite materials when it comes to building the structures that will take a lot of weight and hence the same will apply for the shed that you need, you want a strong hence the steel shed is the thing that you should go for.\nAlso the steel shed is easy to customize and hence with the steel you will be able to have the design that you want, since the different people would have different style and design at mind on one of the materials that will give you the best design and the style that you want is the steel and hence you should have the steel shed instead.\nThe steel shed will help to improve the general appearance of your home, you should know that one of the things that you will gain from the steel structure is enhanced appeal, the appeal of your home matters a lot and having a beautiful horse shelters will make that true.\nYou should know that one of the benefits that you will have once you have the sheds as the part of your home is that they are going to add a given value to your home, the structure will not only make the home beautiful but also the potential buyers will be willing to offer something more when you offer to sell the home in the future and that way you will have a chance to attract more in the price which is vital to the overall value of the home.\nPrevious Post Advantages Of Steel Sheds\nNext Post Ways of Choosing a Good Farm Shed",
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        "raw_content": "Software development, and programming in particular, is not a job. It is a career, a vocation. If you don\u2019t understand the difference you\u2019re in a job.\nThe tech industry never stands still. If you want to remain technically focused and you want to stay relevant, then you have to put in the effort to keep on learning.\nIf you question why you have to put this effort in, then it\u2019s not the career for you.\nIf this feels like a chore or too much work, then it\u2019s not the career for you.\nIf you take a management position simply to advance your \u201ccareer\u201d, then it\u2019s not the career for you.\nIf you think the working day begins at 9 and ends at 5, then it\u2019s not the career for you.\nWhen I first started out, I chose to study computer science because not only was it the only thing I felt I was good at, but it was the thing I was interested in academically. (In retrospect, I now know these are not coincidental facts.)\nHowever, by the time I had graduated from university I was simply relieved to have survived. I didn\u2019t have the great university experience I\u2019d heard so much about. Sure, I\u2019d had a great social life and met some great people, but I didn\u2019t enjoy the academic side of it.\nNot to worry, because it was onwards and upwards and into the real world. I was lucky enough to find a great independent software and services company after graduation and for the first few years, it was simply about surviving long enough to feel established and part of the team. After that first couple of years however, I started feeling that gnawing feeling I had had at university. A feeling that didn\u2019t sit right. That something was missing.\nAfter a few years I was lucky enough to work on a project with some really great guys. Sure they were technically good, but it was something more than that. They cared.\nTo them it wasn\u2019t just a job.\nTo them it wasn\u2019t 9 to 5.\nTo them it was important to continually improve their craft.\nTheir attitude was infectious and very soon the timely and emerging waves of agile, XP and software craftsmanship were carrying me forward.\nLooking back at those times at university where I had the gnawing feeling of something missing, I guess I had felt cheated. What I didn\u2019t realise until much later was that I had cheated myself, no-one else. I had been so consumed with passing, graduating and getting a job that I had forgone the most important aspect; learning.\nThe other notable aspect of university and early career was that I wasn\u2019t enjoying what I was doing. I wasn\u2019t necessarily taking a pride in my work and nor was I trying to better myself.\nThese things should be mandatory for anyone involved in the technical roles of software development. If and when I am lucky enough to be in a position to hire my own staff, these are the fundamental ingredients I will look for.\nNot who they have worked for in the past.\nNot what their CV/resume says.\nInstead, a demonstration of pride, care, attitude, dedication and continual improvement. These things cannot be taught. You either have them or find them within yourself.\nIf you don\u2019t recognise this in yourself, and you can\u2019t find that team(they could be real, virtual or just metaphorical) who pull you up by the bootstraps then perhaps you should look for something else to do with your life. Something you like. It\u2019s a short life after all. Spend your precious time happy, enthused and constructive.",
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        "title": "VIDEO: Andre Johnson Is Not Having It | 106.7 WTLC",
        "raw_content": "VIDEO: Andre Johnson Is Not Having It\nHOUSTON \u2013 It would seem Tennessee Titans cornerback Cortland Finnegan got exactly what he wanted during the Houston Texans 20-0 victory Sunday at Reliant Stadium\nSeconds before an altercation broke out between Texans receiver Andre Johnson and Finnegan in the fourth quarter that got both players ejected, multiple sources told FOX 26 Sports Finnegan looked at the Texans sidelines and said, \u201cwatch this.\u201d\nAfter the ball was snapped Finnegan instigated the fight by hitting Johnson in the facemask with a forearm. The Texans All-Pro receiver began to retaliate. Both players ripped each other\u2019s helmets off and Johnson landed several punches before the referees intervened.\nWhile Finnegan did not speak to the media, Johnson quickly apologized for his actions.\n\u201cI would like to apologize to the organization, our owner, my teammates,\u201d Johnson said. \u201cWhat happened out there (Sunday) wasn\u2019t me. I just lost my cool. I wish that I can take back what happened, but I can\u2019t. It\u2019s over and done with now. I\u2019m pretty sure I\u2019ll be disciplined for it. When that times comes I\u2019ll find out what it is and have to deal with it from there.\u201d\nJohnson said he and Finnegan had been going at it throughout the game, with Finnegan using extracurricular tactics often.\n\u201cIt\u2019s just a build up of things over plays,\u201d Johnson said. \u201cI think that he was frustrated with what was going on during the game. He kept doing little things and I told him just because you\u2019re frustrated you need to stop what your doing and I guess he thought it was funny.\n\u201cHe was mad because we had exchanged some words. He tried to quick-jam me because he thought I wasn\u2019t looking. He snatched my helmet off. I snatched his off and it went from there.\u201d\nJohnson acknowledged he is worried about getting suspended.\n\u201cIt\u2019s something I thought about,\u201d Johnson said. \u201cOf Course I hope that doesn\u2019t happen because I would be hurting my team.\u201d\nTexans owner Bob McNair certainly doesn\u2019t believe his star receiver should be punished further by the NFL.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know why there would be,\u201d McNair said. \u201cThe DB was all over him and he\u2019s (Finnegan) the one that initiated it, and he\u2019d been doing it the play before and the whole game. He just went a little too far and Andre was the one on camera when the action heated up. That\u2019s not Andre.\u201d\nJohnson caught nine passes for 56 yards and one touchdown.\nHe needed only four receptions against the Titans to become the first player in NFL history to have at least 60 catches during his first eight seasons in the NFL.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a tremendous honor,\u201d Johnson said. \u201cI always said that I wanted to be one of the best players at my position when I came into this game. I did something that no one else has done. I\u2019m excited about it.\u201d\nandre johnson\t, cortland Finnegan\t, football fights\t, Titans vs texans",
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        "raw_content": "Urban Parking at Any Price?\nMarch 26, 2014 - Tom Breen - UConn Communications\nA few minutes in most American city centers will be enough to confirm the impression that even urban areas built long before the automobile have since been redesigned to cater to the car. And one of the most important but overlooked aspects of that \u2013 with ramifications for everything from new development to tax revenue \u2013 is as essential to automobile traffic as a steering wheel: parking.\nIn a pair of new studies conducted by an interdisciplinary team of scholars at UConn and the State Smart Transportation Initiative (SSTI), researchers examined the physical changes in six city centers around the U.S. between 1960 and 2010 and their impact on municipal revenues.\nAmong other findings, the researchers concluded that the common practice of requiring a minimum number of parking spaces to be attached to new development \u2013 a requirement in a majority of American cities \u2013 can inhibit development, fragment the city, and make traffic worse by suppressing people\u2019s ability to walk, bike, or take transit.\nWhen measuring the amount of space given to parking \u2013 both on-street parking and garages \u2013 the researchers found that tax revenues for that real estate tend to be much lower than for other types of development. The net effect is that cities forego tax money with every parking spot they require: in Hartford, for example, the researchers calculated that the city forfeits $1,200 per year per parking space.\n\u201cThis amounts to a subsidy of more than $50 million per year for all the parking in downtown Hartford,\u201d says Norman Garrick, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering. \u201cTo put this number in perspective, all the real estate downtown contributes just $75 million in municipal revenues each year. In contrast, the subsidy for parking in downtown Cambridge, Mass., amounts to just over $1 million per year on municipal revenues of $50 million.\u201d\nCambridge also taxes parking garages at a higher rate than Hartford, while having lower residential tax rates than Connecticut\u2019s capital city. What this means in practical terms, says Carol Atkinson-Palombo, assistant professor of geography, is that \u201cThose who live in Hartford are effectively subsidizing those who work there.\u201d\nOf the six cities studied, three \u2013 Arlington, Va.; Berkeley, Calif.; Cambridge, Mass. \u2013 saw little or no net increase in parking in their central business districts during this time. In the other three cities \u2013 Hartford, Conn.; Lowell, Mass.; and New Haven, Conn. \u2013 parking grew at a prodigious rate while jobs, residents, and retail generally shrank.\nThese numbers should set off an alarm for any city, the researchers say, but especially for places facing stiff fiscal challenges. Older cities that have embraced the automobile have an opportunity to boost municipal revenues by taking a different approach to parking.\nFortunately, as Garrick points out, \u201cmany relatively pain free steps can be taken.\u201d For example, a city can start by looking at its tax structure to see if parking is taxed at a disproportionately low rate relative to other uses, he notes. Such a tax structure provides a perverse incentive for developers to take down buildings and increase the amount of land covered by parking lots and parking garages.\nChris McCahill, a senior associate at the State Smart Transportation Initiative and a former research assistant in the UConn Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, says that changing the tax structure to encourage development, rather than parking, can help attract new residents and businesses.\nConversely, he notes, \u201cConsiderable evidence suggests that excess parking is a key factor making cities less desirable and less attractive.\u201d",
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        "title": "Skin deep: why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez\u2019s beauty regime split the internet - TopQuoteSwishes",
        "raw_content": "Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democratic representative for the Bronx and Queens in New York and fan of the six-step beauty method. Photograph: Mark Peterson/Redux/eyevine\nLast week, towards the end of her first month in office, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez posted a five-page Instagram story on her skin routine and it split the internet.\nIt wasn\u2019t the use of retinol that sent critics into a spin. Ocasio-Cortez\u2019s double cleanse/toner/moisturise/sunscreen/vitamin C/do-not-sleep-in-your-makeup, six-step regime is not exactly anomalous for a 29-year-old woman with an income. Nor is it a surprise that a woman working in the public eye washes. After all, we live in a world in which communication is visual and where a woman in lipstick in a political space will still turn heads. (AOC should know: in June, during the New York primary campaign, she tweeted the shade of her Stila lipstick and there were similar repercussions.)\nWhat seemed to pique her detractors\u2019 rage was that in spite of a record number of women serving in Congress, and in spite of AOC being a woman who took a man\u2019s seat, the politician had dared to admit a base level of vanity. And she wore sunscreen. In contrast, last week, the New York Timesfinally rumbled Donald Trump for allegedly wearing fake tan and \u201ca little powder which the president applies himself before television appearances\u201d and no one batted an eyelid.\nBut what the congresswoman\u2019s post shows is how in the past two years the concept of skincare has changed beyond all recognition. Where once we were told to cleanse, tone and moisturise (and later discouraged from over-exfoliating), the kind of multi-step Korean-influenced beauty routine that Ocasio-Cortez subscribes to has taken on near-religious power. In fact, AOC\u2019s \u201cface layering\u201d regime looks positively spartan in comparison to the laborious regime of about 10 different steps adopted by some women in South Korea and Japan. The industry exploded globally a couple of years ago, but it has already moved from novelty to backlash (last January, the Outline described it as \u201ca con\u201d, while in October women in South Korea destroyed their makeup as part of a movement called \u201cescape the corset\u201d). AOC\u2019s endorsement simply shows it has gone mainstream, appearing as a regular topic in the New Yorker and Atlantic, well outside of the beauty blog bubble.\nA sheet mask: \u2018good for immediacy \u2026\u2019 Photograph: Getty\nAlong the way it has also normalised some pretty weird vernacular, from snail slime and donkey masks to \u201cmules\u201d (people who are paid to bring things back from abroad) and \u201cdupes\u201d (products that mimic expensive products for half the price). And then there\u2019s the money. Newish companies that specialise in multi-step products such as The Ordinary and Drunk Elephant have successfully rebranded \u201canti-ageing\u201d products as \u201cmillennial\u201d ones, and in turn, sent revenues hurtling towards the billions. According to Kotra, the South Korean government agency for trade promotion, $4,536,943 (\u00a33.47m) worth of K-beauty products were legally exported to the US in 2018, up almost a million on the previous year. Who knows how much comes through more nefarious channels. Multi-step beauty is not simply an arm of the industry, it is its own economy.\nFor many of us, the idea of AOC double cleansing is both fascinating and reassuring. Fascinating because in dark political times, there are few better balms than reading about the routine of a politician, and reassuring because it proves that AOC is one of us. Lisa Niven-Phillips, the beauty editor of Vogue.co.uk, saw her endorsement as pivotal to her success as a politician: \u201cThe thing with AOC is that she doesn\u2019t think it\u2019s too trivial to talk about, which is honest \u2013 and promotes the idea that people can be multifaceted. I love the transparency; that\u2019s how she got millennials on board, isn\u2019t it?\u201d\nNiven-Phillips came across the regime in Seoul six years ago and has since upped her skincare count to six steps. Like AOC, she double cleanses (a thick one to take off makeup, less thick to actually wash) uses a vitamin C serum, a hydrating serum, a little moisturiser and, twice a week, an exfoliant. If going to a party, she uses a sheet mask: \u201cThey\u2019re good for immediacy, rather than any long-term benefits,\u201d she adds. And, for anyone asking, the whole thing takes five minutes, and means she wears less makeup as a result. \u201cThat was always the idea \u2013 to improve your skin first so you didn\u2019t need to then cover it in makeup.\u201d\nAnita Bhagwandas, the former beauty editor of Stylist, agrees. She has seven or eight steps \u2013 including the double cleanse \u2013 and more in the winter. \u201cI always thought the multi-step regime was a myth,\u201d she says. \u201cNow it seems perfectly normal. I don\u2019t know why there is so much fuss and mystery surrounding it.\u201d The whole thing takes less than 10 minutes, and she, too, wears less makeup as a result. \u201cThe natural skin look on Instagram has definitely replaced the contouring one.\u201d\nMy own routine is based largely around curiosity and eBay samples of products I\u2019ve read about. In the past few weeks I have tried double cleansing (micellar water to remove dirt, something foamy to wash) and slathering Sunday Riley\u2019s teal-coloured Luna oil on my face. I have a bunch of vitamin C serums (good for brightening, I\u2019m told) and until I dropped it down the sinkhole, a tiny 5ml pot of Sunday Riley glycolic acid. To me, it is less a capitulation to the patriarchy and more a sort of fun tax \u2013 I\u2019m tired, it is cold and it is fun to experiment with goo. There is a very real reason that, according to market researcher Kantar, sales of bizarre looking single-use sheet masks are up 48% year on year.\nA woman in South Korea browsing skincare products. Photograph: Bloomberg via Getty Images\nIn truth, it is not solely about creams and oils. Skincare has always been about putting money on your face, but while a lot of it is probably snake oil and a financial drain, it is no coincidence \u201cface layering\u201d has risen in popularity with self-care, another catch-all phrase which has been buzzing around over the past few years. Its meaning has become amorphous \u2013 we now think of it as me-time, or candles in the bath \u2013 but it was originally a medical concept applied to mental and emotional health. At a certain point, it even became a political act, reclaiming health and wellness from the white patriarchy who kept it to themselves. The African American writer Audre Lorde described it in 1988 as \u201cnot self-indulgence\u201d but \u201cself-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare\u201d. That AOC is a woman, a millennial and also a socialist, has arguably redirected self-care back in that direction.\nSo maybe it is no coincidence that self-care mushroomed in the wake of the US election and the EU referendum. According to Slate, in 2016 Americans Googled the word self-care twice as often as they ever had before. Skincare and self-care are not the same \u2013 but there is an overlap. Niven-Phillips, Bhagwandas and I can all vouch for that. Layering six creams is clearly about cocooning your skin, but also yourself. The beauty writer Rio Viera-Newton, a follower of the multi-step regime whose Google doc of routine products led to her becoming a contributor to New York magazine, agrees. \u201cI\u2019m always taken aback by the assumption that skincare is something that\u2019s in service to a person other than yourself.\u201d\nSo whether a 10-step regime actually works is besides the point. \u201cI don\u2019t think skincare needs to be excessively complicated with a large number of steps, nor do I think it needs to be expensive,\u201d says Dr Anjali Mahto, a consultant dermatologist. Sure, there is some science to it \u201cand we can all benefit from the basics of cleansing and moisturising, but many of the ingredients in high-street or drug-store skincare products are exactly the same as in luxury brands\u201d. Her own routine includes the famous double cleanse \u2013 \u201cI remove the day and all of my makeup with a micellar water, followed by an AHA/BHA foaming cleanser\u201d \u2013 but she agrees it is as much about \u201cthe whole experience \u2013 choosing the product, its smell, texture, packaging and feeling of wellbeing it can create (even if it\u2019s for a short period of time)\u201d.\nIn many ways, skincare in 2019 is not solely about vanity and the reversal of time. It is also about female anxiety and the pressure to care but pretend you don\u2019t. While perfect skin does not exist, the pursuit of it does and for some women, talking about that can be empowering. As Naomi Wolf outlines in The Beauty Myth, \u201cwomen can tend to resent each other if they look too \u2018good\u2019 and dismiss one another if they look too \u2018bad\u2019\u201d. 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        "raw_content": "I am on my way to Beijing. Again. While it may seem that I spend a lot of time in China\u2019s capital my most recent visit is actually already 14 months ago as long as no break since my first stay in Beijing. After contemplating for a while when would be the best...",
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        "title": "Black Hills, South Dakota: Mount Rushmore, Badlands National Park and More",
        "raw_content": "Bear Butte rising to meet the clouds\nSundown casts its golden light over the Badlands\nThe Needles of Custer State Park above the treetops\nMount Rushmore National Memorial\u2019s subjects gaze across the land\nThe Needles in shadow and light\nA powwow unfolds, honoring local heritage and culture\nA pretty path by Roughlock Falls\nThe evening light of Deadwood's Main Street\nWatching the sunset at Badlands National Park\nA colorful mural in downtown Rapid City\nFrom Mount Rushmore to Badlands National Park and beyond\nExperience monumental works of man and nature in one place, the Black Hills of South Dakota, home to five national parks and monuments, including Mount Rushmore, the Shrine of Democracy. A region of infinite variety, you\u2019ll also find scenic byways, historic Old West towns, Native American culture, gaming and a wealth of attractions.\nMajor Monuments and Native History\nMount Rushmore National Memorial is a large-scale sculpture of four of the USA\u2019s most prominent presidents carved into a granite mountainside. Take in the monument by day, but also stick around to see this beautifully designed sculpture during an evening lighting ceremony. Attend a sculptor\u2019s talk, or explore the monument\u2019s bookstore and gift shop before dining on site. Just 42 kilometers to the north, visit Rapid City, a resort community set in the Black Hills. From here, you can experience Custer State Park, Badlands National Park, Devils Tower National Monument and more. The nearby Crazy Horse Memorial \u2013 the world\u2019s largest mountain sculpture, in progress since 1948 \u2013 testifies to the region\u2019s rich Lakota history and culture, also featured in the memorial\u2019s visitors complex, where the sculptor\u2019s home and studio are on display.\nExploring Expansive Parks\nRun wild in Custer State Park, which encompasses spectacular views, wildlife watching, 1,300 head of wild bison and some of most scenic drives you\u2019ll find anywhere. The park, one of the nation\u2019s largest state parks, comprises nearly 29,000 hectares and has been home to diverse cultural heritages for thousands of years, providing scenic beauty and outdoor recreation for visitors since the early 1900s. Within the park are visitor centers, fishing lakes, resorts, campgrounds, lodges and interpretive programs. Nearby Badlands National Park allows visitors an otherworldly experience and is home to majestic landscapes and diverse wildlife. The Badlands consist of 98,000 hectares of sharply eroded buttes, pinnacles and spires blended with the largest protected mixed-grass prairie in the USA. Cedar Pass Lodge and Badlands Inn allow adventurers who stay overnight the chance to see the park\u2019s unique moonscape environments.\nOld West Character\nIn the northern Black Hills you\u2019ll find the historic Old West town of Deadwood. In the 1870s, Deadwood Gulch was the site of the last big frontier gold rush in North America. Deadwood flourished on gold mining for more than a century, and today it is known for its rich history, legal gambling and attractions that are all related to gold and the gold rush heritage of this wonderfully restored community.\nGunfighter \u201cWild Bill\u201d Hickok was killed in Deadwood, South Dakota, in 1876 and is buried in Mount Moriah Cemetery.\nPhoto: South Dakota Tourism\nAt 293 kilometers, Jewel Cave National Monument is the third longest cave in the world, with nearby Wind Cave just behind, at fifth.\nThe area\u2019s mountains are so thick with evergreens that native Lakota called them paha sapa or \u201chills that are black.\u201d\nOfficial Black Hills Travel Sites",
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        "title": "I do not understand sports - Blather, Rinse, Repeat",
        "raw_content": "I do not understand sports - Blather, Rinse, Repeat\nI do not understand sports\nOr people. Or sportspeople.\nOn my way in to work, the car in front of me had a license plate frame labeled \"12th fan, strong and proud\", or something very similar.\nShouldn't that be \"12th MAN\"?\nSo, I googled it when I got in, in case there was something special about being the 12th fan that I don't understand. And, sure enough, there are numerous Seattle Seahawks hits about being the 12th fan. Did somebody screw up when they did the promotion, and now it's caught hold in the popular consciousness?\nI'm going to take a stab that it's a joke. Texas A&M's 12th man concept is very sincere, because the fanbase is rabid and numerous and deeply loyal; but the Seahawks are not distinguished by a glorious tradition of success in the NFL. So if you talk about being the 12th fan, you are implying there are only 11 others.\nI don't buy that - the hits I got seemed just as sincere and rabid as any other sporty fandom.\nAnd I'm not sure I see the \"only\" 11 others. \"At least\" 11, sure.\nI notice Googling that there is also a 12th Man Seahawks tradition just like A&M's, and it gets far more hits (69K+ vs. 58).\nThis suggests that the 12th Fan variation would be either a parody or some sort of catastrophic failure to understand the implicit sarcasm (such as our culture is often guilty of, along the lines of \"I could care less\").\nWell, the original tradition is that anyone in the crowd is always prepared to step in and play on the team, if one of the original 11 player are injured (we're ignoring the concept of the bench). So mapping that idea to fans implies there are similarly only 11 regular fans.\nI think the Seahawks retired #12 at the dawn of the franchise - and I suspect the \"12th Fan\" is to allow for the possibility of copyrighting the phrase and not have to contend with Aggies and other persons of no background in the use of the phrase \"12th Man.\"\nMy personal guess is that they changed it from \"12th Man\" to \"12th Fan\" to avoid sounding sexist. Just a guess, though.",
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        "raw_content": "Finding peace amid waves of controversy.\nPosted by wharrin on December 5, 2014\nIt seems over the past week I have been involved in or read so many controversial things when it comes to the realm of religion. If I\u2019m honest, I would say that I am quite tired of it, for the time being at least. In a society where drama is what excites the masses, controversy fits very well into this motif. I have read things both from what would be considered the \u201cconservative\u201d side of the coin and from the \u201cliberal\u201d side and have been greatly frustrated with each. I suppose in a way, this response could also be seen as somewhat conflict driven, however I will try my best to make it about what the bible says on the topic with as little bias from me as possible. I don\u2019t claim to be the most humble person in the world (far from it really), but I am trying. With that said, please place more weight on what the word of God has to say on any particular subject and not on my words. I am merely trying to guide the reader through a topic that isn\u2019t really discussed much in religion (probably because it is considered boring, or rather something we don\u2019t want to do), but is prominent in the New Testament.\nIf you want to write a blog post that gets a lot of views, really all you have to do is pick a controversial topic and title the post as such (guess which one of mine has the most views\u2026). So why are we drawn to controversy? I think it is almost in our nature to be draw to drama. We love it. Its fun and exhilarating in a way, probably because it causes our bodies to release hormones that prepare us for the conflict (adrenaline). We often deny our love for drama, but I am convinced that is simply a lie we tell ourselves. Why else would we gossip? Why would we watch reality TV? Why would we discuss politics? If we truly hated drama, I would imagine we would stay well away from areas like these. But the majority of us don\u2019t. We love it when something bad happens (maybe not to ourselves or someone close to us, but we are drawn to news stories of bad incidents, else the news wouldn\u2019t report on the bad things). When bad news is sounded, people listen.\nReligion is not protected from this. There are many who love religious debates and arguing over different issues. Some even decide they don\u2019t believe a certain way just because other people do (without knowing). We ask controversial questions most often because we know it will spark a debate rather than us actually wanting to know the answer (or even though we have formed our own answer already). I think this does more harm to religion that it helps. Yes, there is a time and a place to ask these questions. There is a time and a place to have good discussion, deep discussion, about these topics, and there is even a time and a place to draw lines in disagreement. But I assure that these times and places are not all the time and everywhere. I don\u2019t think this is a new problem, nor is it one that is isolated to our society and culture, but one that has existed throughout the ages. Sine the fall of man, there has been disagreement. The first murder that is recorded in the Bible comes just a chapter after Adam and Eve are placed out of the garden for their sin. Pick up any history book and you will see mankind\u2019s poor ability to reconcile differences, opting to argue and kill each other rather than finding peace.\nI could talk all day about my opinions on the subject, but what does the bible say about conflict? I\u2019d rather look to the words of ultimate wisdom than come up with my own.\nLiving in peace with all men.\n\u201cRejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep. Live in harmony with one another. Do not be haughty, but associate with the lowly. Never be wise in your own sight. Repay no one evil for evil, but give thought to do what is honorable in the sight of all. If possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all.\u201d\n(Romans12:15-18)\nThe 12th chapter of Romans is a rather difficult chapter for many Christians, especially the end. It is a section we pay lip service to, but we find it rather hard to live in practicality. Well, I guess I can only really speak for myself and what I have seen. This section is dealing with how we should treat those who persecute us and deal badly with us- with love and good will. That\u2019s hard. We are supposed to wish them well and pray for them, never seeking vengeance. Difficult. But there is a key phrase here that I think fits well in the topic at hand: \u201cIf possible, so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all.\u201d Live peaceably with all, as far as it depends on us.\nWhat does that say about starting controversy? What does that say about conflict? Again, there is a time to ask these questions that could lead to such, but I believe it would be wise to ask ourselves why we are asking the controversial question. Many times we are not trying to \u201clive peaceably with all.\u201d This concept seems to run close to Paul\u2019s heart as he gives Timothy this admonition as well:\n\u201cFirst of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way. This is good, and it is pleasing in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all people to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.\u201d\nIs it out goal to live a peaceful and quite life? What does it mean to be godly and dignified in every way? When it comes down to it, I believe that we should be seeking peace rather than seeking attention. Seeking fellowship rather than forming dissent. Seeking love rather than building arrogance. This is hard, trust me, I know. But it is very biblical, and it should be the mindset of a Christian. There is a reason that the Way is different than the rest of the world. If we don\u2019t follow our teaching, then how will we be recognized? How can we be the light of the world if we are hiding the light?\nFoolish arguments.\n\u201cSo flee youthful passions and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, along with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart. Have nothing to do with foolish, ignorant controversies; you know that they breed quarrels. And the Lord\u2019s servant must not be quarrelsome but kind to everyone, able to teach, patiently enduring evil, correcting his opponents with gentleness. God may perhaps grant them repentance leading to a knowledge of the truth, and they may come to their senses and escape from the snare of the devil, after being captured by him to do his will.\u201d\nI think this one get\u2019s us the most in our churches. Paul again encourages Timothy to avoid foolish, ignorant controversies that only breed quarrels. Has this changed in the past 2,000 years? Foolish questions still breed quarrels today. Yet we still ask them. We still get into these arguments. And all for what? To possible prove ourselves right at the expense belittling others? I do not think that this is having the mind of Christ. Now, did Christ argue with people sometimes? In a way. He had many discussions with the Pharisees and teachers of the law. I wouldn\u2019t really call them arguments. There are also times that He simply did not engage in conflict. When they brought the woman caught in adultery to Him, He wrote in the dirt for a long time before finally giving a brief, concise answer. All argument was avoided.\nSo, why do we ask these questions? What is our intent? Is it because we are honestly seeking truth and want to listen to other people\u2019s opinions on it? Or is it because we know what we believe and want to get into debate with others? I cannot answer that question for you, but I can for myself. And there is one who is above who will rightfully answer it, whether we do or not. He does not make mistakes.\nDiscussion and Discernment.\nThere is a time for discussion, I am not trying to dissuade you from that. Discussion is great. Studying is necessary. Questioning what you believe can be very constructive for your faith. We need to be trained to discern what is the will of God, then things that are good and acceptable and perfect, as Paul writes to the Romans. This discernment does not come through argumentation, but through study, prayer and learning from others. This kind of learning asks us to set biases aside and seek truth in its purity. We are seeking the will of God.\nWhat happens if you seek truth and find out that it is what you already believed? Good. There is not need for your \u201cenlightenment\u201d to always produce a different belief. Think about it. Would you ever set out to study about the deity of Christ and conclude that you must end up at a different end point than what you believed in the first place? There are things that I have studied and listened to other people on that I have indeed come to different conclusions than I once did. But just the same, there are others that I have likewise studied and come to the same conclusion. Truth is truth, no matter who teaches it or if we have believed it in the past. And this truth we should always seek, keeping a gently heart.\nLetting Jesus be the judge.\nProbably one of the best things that I have read all week, however, was a comment on a controversial question that had been raised that had nothing to do with the controversy itself. It had to do with how we respond to controversy. Sure, these things need to be discussed and we need to have our convictions, but too often do we draw lines that we have no authority to draw. We tell people they no longer belong to the body of Christ when we have no authority to do so. The point was made in Revelation where John is instructed to write a letter to the seven churches in Asia. As an example, the Lamb has this to say to the church at Ephesus:\n\u201c\u2018I know your works, your toil and your patient endurance, and how you cannot bear with those who are evil, but have tested those who call themselves apostles and are not, and found them to be false. I know you are enduring patiently and bearing up for my name\u2019s sake, and you have not grown weary. But I have this against you, that you have abandoned the love you had at first. Remember therefore from where you have fallen; repent, and do the works you did at first. If not, I will come to you and remove your lampstand from its place, unless you repent. Yet this you have: you hate the works of the Nicolaitans, which I also hate. He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To the one who conquers I will grant to eat of the tree of life, which is in the paradise of God.\u2019\u201d\n(Revelation 2:2-6)\nThe point was, though there is indeed a time when a church can become no longer a part of the body, and though it is possible to believe and teach the wrong thing, it is Jesus who makes this decision, not us. Yes, we should have conviction. Yes, we shouldn\u2019t preach things we don\u2019t believe. But to tell someone else (specifically in our fellowship) that they are no longer part of the body is not our place. We can mark them, we can show them why we don\u2019t think they are right biblically (if done out of love), we can even withdraw from them (given a very good reason and adequate scriptural basis), but I don\u2019t think we can condemn them. That is not to say that wrongdoing will not be condemned, because it will. But Jesus will be the judge, and that should really be a relief off our backs.\nI pray that we can find a way to live peaceably with one another, even if we disagree on the small stuff. I pray that we have the mind of Christ.\nSuggested Daily Reading: Romans 12, 14, I Corinthians 3, 6, 8, 13.\nargumentscontroversydaily devotiondaily devotionaldailydevotiondailydevotionaldiscernmentdiscussiondramafoolishgracehumblehumilityjudgejudgementmind of ChristpeacePridequietvain\nPrevious Post Is your Christianity easy?\nNext Post Hymnnotes: The Love of God.",
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        "raw_content": "If Toyota cuts models, here are 4 prime candidates\nFew automakers were immune to the nationwide glut of cars for much of 2018, and it's most visible among the largest automakers with a relatively static lineup of vehicles. Toyota's sales in the U.S. have remained fairly steady year over year, as demand for new vehicles in the post-recovery years has largely been filled. The result is that sales of major automakers arrived at a plateau in early 2017, one that has necessitated heavier than usual incentives to keep vehicles moving off dealership lots.\nToyota has not been immune to this plateau even though sales have grown slightly year over year, and the automaker has indicated that it could cut nameplates from its lineup -- a move that will address expected vehicle demand several years in the future.\n\"We are taking a hard look at all of the segments that we compete in to make sure we are competing in profitable segments and that products we sell have strategic value,\" Jim Lentz, Toyota North America CEO, told Automotive News.\nToyota's lineup has remained fairly static for the past several years, with a number of models dating back decades. Here are four nameplates that the automaker may wish to cut from its lineup or redesign entirely as demand continues to shift.\n1. Toyota Sequoia\nDespite the fact that the Sequoia rests in a segment that is hot at the moment, Sequoia sales are not. The current model has been on the market since the 2008 model year (yes, really) and even though it has received updates, including a facelift just this year, the model's sales have been flat for a while and have ranged from about 11,000 units to 16,000 units for every year except for 2008. Sequoia sales in 2017 amounted to 12,156 vehicles, after a similar performance in 2016. The reason, besides the fact that the vehicle is basically a decade old, is that the much more popular (and much more recent) Highlander and 4Runner enjoy 10 times the sales while offering very similar everything. The Highlander and 4Runner also have lower starting prices. Sooner or later the Sequoia has to receive a complete redesign, or it has to go.\nFacing similar issues as the Sequoia, the current Land Cruiser debuted all the way back in 2007, going on sale as a 2008 model-year vehicle. Despite being a strong seller globally, U.S. sales of the Land Cruiser amounted to just 3,100 units in 2017. These are boutique Italian automaker numbers, and the expense and thirst of the Land Cruiser is not exactly keeping pace with the current tastes of the market. This is a bit of a paradox since large SUVs are doing very well, but the limited appeal of the Land Cruiser, along with a Lexus price tag, doesn't make it particularly attractive to those wishing for something merely larger than a 4Runner. We believe there is a space in the lineup for a large SUV, but something more akin to a Volkswagen Atlas needs to fill this niche because Land Cruiser sales (and its mpg ratings) aren't going to spontaneously improve.\nIf you haven't seen the Mirai on the streets lately, that's because it's a hydrogen car that is sold only by a handful of dealerships in California. Requiring close proximity to a hydrogen fuel station is one of the things keeping the Mirai within a relatively small geographic area, and when it comes to expensive experiments by a major automaker the Mirai really has no rivals. The model recorded 1,838 sales in 2017, which is actually pretty amazing for something that takes neither electricity, nor gasoline, nor diesel. Let's face it: Toyota is not making money on this model, and no money is pending. The development and production costs of the Mirai must be pretty substantial on a per-unit basis, ignoring for a moment the nearly $60,000 starting price, all while electric cars are inching along into the mainstream. At some point Toyota has to be realistic about hydrogen cars and electric cars: You'll notice that Toyota does not have a battery-electric model in the lineup, despite offering several PHEVs. That's an expensive choice, strategically, and a state of affairs that will become more difficult to ignore as more of its rivals field battery EVs.\n4. Toyota Yaris hatchback\nYaris sedan sales have been pretty solid in recent years, having clocked in 35,727 units in 2017. That's still just a fraction of Corolla sales but it absolutely dwarfs Yaris hatchback sales, which recorded 8,653 units in 2017. Perhaps we have the economic recovery and a general shift away from small hatches to thank for this, but it's also true that the segment is not particularly hot to begin with. The Yaris isn't old, but it's difficult to ignore the fact that sales of this model were, at one point, over 100,000 units in the U.S. alone, and have been shrinking by huge chunks for the past decade. 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        "raw_content": "Trump meets Clinton accusers\nRepublican presidential nominee Donald Trump convened a meeting of women who accuse former President Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct in St. Louis ahead of debate with Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).\nROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump convened a meeting of women who accuse former President Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct in St. Louis on Sunday hours before a debate with Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. \"These four very courageous women have asked to be here,\" Trump said. Trump had threatened to talk about Bill Clinton's past infidelities during the debate and has stepped up the attacks against the former president since Friday when a 2005 video emerged of Trump making vulgar comments about women. The panel included Kathleen Willey, a former White House volunteer who says Bill Clinton groped her in an Oval Office hallway in 1993 when she came to him tearfully seeking a paid job, said she had agreed to become a paid national spokeswoman for a group being created by Roger Stone. In a 1998 deposition, Clinton \"emphatically\" denied Willey's accusation he groped her, describing her as having \"been through a lot\" in reference to her family's financial woes and her husband's suicide on the day Willey says her encounter with Clinton happened. Clinton has admitted having extra-marital affairs with two other women: Monica Lewinsky, a White House intern, and Gennifer Flowers, a singer and actor from his home state of Arkansas, but he and his lawyers have said accusations by other women are false. Trump has faced eroding support from his party over lewd remarks about women. He went into the second presidential debate needing to demonstrate he remains a credible candidate. At the first debate, on Sept. 26, Trump was repeatedly put on the defensive by Clinton. He never let her accusations go unanswered, and as a result he missed opportunities to use his speaking time to draw attention to Clinton's perceived weaknesses. A Reuters-Ipsos poll had Clinton leading by five points on Friday, before the video surfaced. Now, the question is whether Trump's quest for the presidency is all but over.\nhttp://reut.rs/2dE79aj",
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        "raw_content": "November 18, 2009 by Uncle Tree\tin short stories and tagged art, artists, awestruck, bedlam, cowboys, crystals, death by hanging, hangings, haunted trees, intelligence, knowledge, long stories, Luciferian consciousness, netherworld, occult, outlaws, posses, rituals, satanic rituals, westerns, wild west, witchcraft\t| 14 Comments\nAs if in slow motion, Sam and his men made their way further into the cave. The yellowish glow of light from the loosely held lanterns swung up and down as it reflected off the tan sandstone walls. Long shadows of men in hats lengthened and shortened, and shakily moved to and fro as they cast themselves over jagged cracks and deep inlaid crevices. Flashing glimpses of crudely shaped figures carved into the wall could be seen here and there. The flickering flames from the lanterns were playing tricks on the eyes of these men. The rank stench remained debilitating, but they were so intensely focused, they plumb forgot about it.\nSam continued to lead the team in single file. Seeing no signs of danger, he finally put his pistol back in its holster. Why the place stunk so bad, he could not figure out. There were no dead bodies in there, animal or human, as far as Sam could tell. He stopped and turned back to the men. \u201cHold your horses a minute! This could be a trap.\u201d Sam suspiciously moved forward, keeping an eye out for a wire close to the floor. The ceiling was closing in on him, and he had to crouch down lower and lower as he went. He was within ten feet of the small pile of ashes when he spied something written on the wall in red. Sam\u2019s first thought was \u201cPaint,\u201d because it was definitely brushed on. His second thought was, \u201cPaint? Nobody carries red paint around with them. What the hell?\u201d Without looking back, he waved his men toward him. \u201cC\u2019mon and take a look.\u201d Sam was close enough by then to tell that what he was looking at wasn\u2019t just a little fire some somebody made just to say warm. This somebody had drawn a picture around the fire by digging out grooves in the dirt. The men gathered into a half circle around the scene. Questioning looks were on the face of every man. Dumbfounded and awestruck, they stood there in silence, eyes wide open. They didn\u2019t dare gasp for air.\nFour blood-colored symbols on the wall commanded their attention \u2014 a circle, a square, a triangle, and a five-pointed star. Red drips ran down the wall under each one. Otherwise, the shapes appeared perfectly neat. A little too perfect for comfort, as were the drawings of symbols and foreign-looking letters pressed into the dirt around the smallish fire. They were impossibly perfect; too well done. No doubt, this was the work of a professional. It was not the remains of some Indian ceremony, nor was this artist any ordinary outlaw. Their assumptions pointed directly to the foreign stranger \u2014 that ruthless murderer. They were sure of it. All in all, it beat the likes of anything any one of them had ever seen. But then again, the whole thing eerily reminded them of something. Every one of these men had an inkling that they\u2019d seen something like this before, but not a one of them could remember when or where they\u2019d seen it. That\u2019s what made this all the more stupefying. Murmured words mumbled forth from their lips, words such as \u201cwitchcraft\u201d and \u201cblack magic\u201d. As Sam was standing there perplexed, he happened to think of Luke. \u201cI wonder if he told us everything back at the Deputy\u2019s office. There is something I don\u2019t know here. But why would he withhold information in the first place? I didn\u2019t at all expect this. Good Lord! What kind of man are we after anyway? And where did he get all this blood?\u201d\nA few of Sam\u2019s men tried to describe this scene for Matt a few days after they returned to Bedlam. This is what they came up with: A perfectly round circle enclosed the entire delicately positioned diagram. It was nearly three-foot in diameter. The groove carved to dig out this circle was one inch wide and one inch deep. A small amount of blood was carefully poured into the groove all the way around. It had since soaked into the sandy dirt at the bottom of the groove. Inside this circle was an exacting square. It was two and a half feet across. Outside the square and above every corner was a symbol pressed into the dirt with some sort of tool. They were exquisitely well-formed. At the North point stood a sun with thin pointed rays. On the left side lay a triangle with an eye across the center of it. At the bottom were two quarter moons facing each other; almost touching. Outside of the right corner was a circle with a diamond inside. A vertical line cut through the center of these two overlaid symbols.\nJust under the lines inside the square were descriptive symbols that imperceptibly changed form as they rounded the corners. The forms consisted of four unrecognizable alphabets. They could have been sentences, or elaborate equations, or possibly some type of formula. Whatever they meant, the man was a master calligrapher. The skillfully crafted intricate inscriptions that flowed from their creator\u2019s intimations revealed a diabolical intelligence masked in artistic talent.\nUnderneath these lines and centered in the square were two overlaid triangles; one pointing up and one pointing down. The triangle pointing down was smaller, so even though it still represented a five-pointed star, it wasn\u2019t your average symmetrical star. The remains of the little fire lay in the middle of this star, acting as the center-point of the geometric design. But there was something else rather odd about it. The ashes in the middle of the pile were black and grey, whereas the ashes on the outer edges were white as snow. Taken all together, the whole structure had an otherworldly feel to it. It was obviously a finely honed ritual that implied knowledge of dark-cultured mores.\nAfter a few minutes of serene bewilderment, Sam stooped down and put his hand over the embers. Sensing no danger, he carefully pushed his finger down into the pile. \u201cIt\u2019s still warm, men. Out for an hour or so, at the most. That no-good devil took his sweet time going to all this trouble.\u201d Sam paused and quickly glanced all around one last time. \u201cOne more thing \u2014 in case we have to testify at a later date, remember what you saw here today. Okay?\u201d Sam eyed each man, and each nodded in turn. \u201cNow let\u2019s get the hell out of this God-forsaken sanctuary. We\u2019ll check the other path that goes up to the top. I bet he came in and left that way, and we\u2019ll probably be able to tell which direction he headed off to. He can\u2019t hide all his tracks. I hope you boys are up to this. Looks like we done got ourselves an outlaw to chase. Man, oh, man. I need some air. Let\u2019s go!\u201d\nNovember 15, 2009 by Uncle Tree\tin short stories and tagged bedlam, caves, cowboys, death by hanging, freezing rain, full moons, ghost towns, hangings, haunted trees, life on the edge, long stories, murder mysteries, Pergatory, posses, scary stories, scenes beyond compare, speedy justice, sulphur, westerns, wild west\t| 15 Comments\nNovember 14, 2009 by Uncle Tree\tin short stories and tagged adventure, bedlam, cowboys, evil, ghost towns, ghosts, hangings, legends, long stories, man's man, murder mysteries, posses, shitty weather, wages, westerns, wild west\t| 12 Comments\nNovember 12, 2009 by Uncle Tree\tin short stories and tagged acting, bedlam, bosses, cowboys, death by hanging, full moons, hanging trees, hunches, legends, life after death, loyalty, malarkey, manhunts, murder mysteries, myths, near-death experiences, peers, personas, posses, Purgatory, reputations, scary stories\t| 11 Comments\nSam couldn\u2019t help but stop and reminisce once they\u2019d reached the hanging tree. It had been seven or eight years since the last time he\u2019d been party to a posse. He had his first brush with death towards the end of that ordeal. A bullet had gone clean through his hat, missing his scalp by a mere two inches. It was one of those memories that are impossible to forget. The kind that often come to mind at the most inopportune of moments. Of course, he\u2019d heard the stories going the rounds, but he didn\u2019t believe them for a minute. Sam was too down-to-earth to entertain any ideas about ghosts. \u201cA bunch of malarkey,\u201d according to him. He rather viewed the big oak as a landmark. It was the only one of its kind in the area and stuck out like a sore thumb. When he dropped Luke\u2019s rope down beside it, he explained to the men, \u201cIts weight is slowing me down. We may be in for a long ride.\u201d That\u2019s all he said. His men had to be wondering about that excuse, and we can imagine they thought he really did mean to hang the fugitive if they caught him, but they kept their mouths shut.\nThey\u2019d all heard the reason he gave Luke for needing the rope. They thought Sam had a change of mind since he\u2019d first questioned Deputy McCoy. Perhaps, he\u2019d come to his senses, they thought. None of his men really wanted to participate in a murder and risk going to jail, or worse. They didn\u2019t know what to think about Sam\u2019s latest action. They didn\u2019t know if they could take him at his word, although they wished to. Their job was their life, and it was in his hands. The men kept their reservations to themselves. Second-guessing Sam was never a good idea. It didn\u2019t matter now anyway, Sam was already second-guessing himself. The winds of change were making themselves known.\nLet me tell you about Sam. To begin with, he was a large man. He stood over six feet tall, and weighed somewhere around two hundred and fifty pounds. A good decade past his prime, he\u2019d turn fifty years of age that coming December. He\u2019d not married, although he claimed to have once been in love. He wanted to go West and she didn\u2019t. End of story. When he was in the mood for romance, which wasn\u2019t all that often, he\u2019d visit a woman friend who kept a room on the saloon\u2019s second floor. Sam never knew his father. He abandoned his mother when he was a wee tot. Sam regretted the way it all went down when he left his mother back in St. Louis. He was thirty years old at the time. It wasn\u2019t a good parting. She died of tuberculosis before he gained the means to make his first return back home.\nRenowned as a rambunctious self-made man, Sam also knew the value of saving money. He was finally able to buy that dream ranch of his, and did so during the year of 1864. Sam was reliable, trustworthy, and loyal. He demanded those traits from his hired-hands. And, for the most part, he received it. He wasn\u2019t afraid to act on a hunch, either. Sam thought he knew where he might find the murderer, or at least pick up his trail, and that\u2019s where they were headed. His was an educated guess. In the past, bank robbers, horse thieves, and other hardened criminal types were known to have hid themselves out in a small cave not too far on past the river. The way Sam figured it, if the stranger wasn\u2019t there, and they saw no sign of his tracks, then he was probably headed to Mexico, and that would be the end of the chase. \u201cWe did the best we could,\u201d he imagined himself saying. Nothing more would need to be said in the way of a justification.\nOf course, everyone has fears, and Sam was no exception. He had his own private insecurities, but he never spoke of them, and would never have admitted them out loud. More than death itself, Sam feared losing the powers of his two-armed beast. One of those arms represented his place in society. Sam loved his hard-earned success. He loved what he\u2019d made of himself, and his ranch gave him the means to do good business. He hoped to make a fortune from the land, and he was well on his way to doing just that. Sam loved his money more than he loved speedy justice. Oh, yes! He wanted to hang that sonuvabitch, but Sam had a business deal scheduled for Tuesday. He only had two days to play with, and then he\u2019d have to be back. He didn\u2019t want to miss that meeting for anything. Oh sure, he thought catching the bad guy was a good idea, but it wasn\u2019t paramount. Not in his book, anyway. And his book was the one of financial security. Sam was somewhat content, but he thought he could handle more. He was sorely afraid of becoming poor and destitute somewhere down the road.\nThe other arm of this fearful beast was the arm of physical prowess. He\u2019d made a habit out of playing the tough guy. Men feared his very presence, and that bought him a peculiar type of respect. He could push people around without laying one finger on them. That\u2019s the way he liked it, and that\u2019s the way he wanted it. It provided him with an odd sort of happiness. Sam wasn\u2019t ready to give up that respect. He wanted to retain his reputation as a bad ass. This characterization gave him a heightened sense of self-esteem and made him feel important. Intellectually, he knew it couldn\u2019t last forever. His power of strength would slowly fade away someday, and he was beginning to realize the nearness of that stage.\nSam never necessarily intended on breaking the law. He couldn\u2019t afford to. This excursion and his role in it as the leader of the pack was his game. That was his hype. He was putting on a show, and Sam was a well-polished actor. Daily, he practiced perfecting his \u201cDon\u2019t mess with me!\u201d persona. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab 24: Just A Thought\nThe End Of An (Admittedly Short Lived) Era \u00bb\n25: I Finally Updated The \u201cAbout\u201d Page\n1. A Habitable Planet Might Be Only 13 Light Years Away\nEryn Brow, LA Times:\nScientists at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Mass., said Wednesday morning that an \u201cEarth-like\u201d planet \u2014 that is, a small rocky planet warm enough to have liquid water on its surface and potentially capable of hosting life \u2014 could be as close as 13 light-years away.\nThe biggest question in my mind is how we would decide who gets to move to this mystery planet and when it would happen. My guess is that, sometime in the far away future when technology has advanced and the earth is doomed, the upper class will be the first to make the journey. The middle class will be reluctantly included to retain a decent population (are there enough rich people having sex to keep a planet habited for the long term?).\nUnfortunately, the lower class will be left to A) get hit by an asteroid, B) be consumed by the Sun when it becomes a red giant, or C) kill each other off fighting for the remaining non-perishable foods.\n2. Letterpress Copied For Android\nOne of the best word games for iOS, Letterpress [App Store link] has been outright ripped off [Google Play link] by an Android developer. The name, gameplay, and even color scheme has been stolen. There are few things as shameful that one can do as a developer.\nvia @TwoLivesLeft on Twitter (which is via @mattgemmell on Twitter)\n3. Gay Marriage Passes The British House Of Commons\nWell it\u2019s nearing full-on official. Again, I ask, why does the US have to be so behind the UK in something as basic as equality?\n4. Good Riddance, Westboro Baptist Church\nTwo more members of the Westboro Baptist Church are out of there, and apparently are now outspoken against it.\nWelcome to the world, Megan and Grace Phelps. Do not count on it to easily forgive your former actions, however. You\u2019ve got a lot of families of deceased children relatives to apologize to.\n5. DreamWorks To Layoff Staff Because Moviegoers Don\u2019t Like Its Films\nKristen Acuna, Business Insider:\nRumors are circulating that there\u2019s about to be layoffs at DreamWorks Animation.\nCuts are expected to come to the studio\u2019s production, technology, and overhead departments, according to The Hollywood Reporter.\nThe changed film schedule follows the underwhelming performance of \u201cRise of the Guardians\u201d last fall. Though the film eventually earned $300 million worldwide (thanks to a $200 million cushion from the foreign box office), its opening weekend was $23.8 million.\nThis is sad. While I haven\u2019t enjoyed every single DreamWorks animated film that I\u2019ve seen, hearing of layoffs in an industry that I care about is depressing. I wish the best for any DreamWorks employee that does get laid off, assuming that this rumor turns out to be true.\n6. Shocker: A Girl Wants Justin Bieber To Stay Single\nAdmittedly, I have a whole lot of fun reading Justin Bieber gossip.\nAnd admittedly, I do it primarily because it drives my friends insane.\n7. Is TV The Future Of Film?\n\u201cCelluloid Liberation Front\u201d at IndieWire thinks that, because of the financial possibilities, filmmakers will move to creating TV shows instead of movies. As proof he/she cites shows like The Wire, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad.\nI\u2019m not sure if I buy this idea though, because it assumes that filmmakers work for money over art, and I\u2019d wager it\u2019s the reverse. But, what do I know?\n8. Angry Birds Cartoon In The Spring?\nThere are signs of the apocalypse. This could be one of \u2019em!\nWhat scares me the most, however, is this final quote:\nJordan Crook, TechCrunch:\nFurther down the line, Rovio has plans for a full-length Angry Birds feature film.\n9. Not-So-Secret Secret Drones\nIt was revealed that the New York Times and The Washington Post covered up a CIA drone base for the Obama administration. It\u2019s an odd cover up, however, since Fox News of all organizations already reported on it.\nI\u2019m not sure what\u2019s worse, news outlets covering up stories at the request of our government, or the fact that our government requested it. Ignoring that, it\u2019s a bit of an odd cover up since the story isn\u2019t new; in fact I\u2019d argue that the story has become worse now that we know our government worked with journalists to cover it up.\nvia @AdrianChen on Twitter\n10. iPad mini, Month One\nI picked up my first iPad mini (I exchanged the black model for the white model later) on January 3rd, and by my calculations I\u2019ve been an iPad mini user for more than a month. For a month I\u2019ve used both my 3rd generation iPad and iPad mini together, and there\u2019s one question I haven\u2019t answered yet: If I could only have one iPad, which one would I choose?\nThus far I\u2019ve discussed at length the benefits of each iPad, but I haven\u2019t taken a black or white stance. Would I choose the large iPad for its productivity chops, or the iPad mini for its \u201cconsumption\u201d savvy and superior design? Going further, if I could only recommend a single iPad to the general population, which would I recommend and why?\nIf I could only have a single iPad, it would be the large iPad without question. The iPad mini is fine for basic typing, but it\u2019s \u2014 how do you say? \u2014 f**k-all for long form typing. I type a lot of words every single day, and while it can certainly be done on the iPad mini, it would be cumbersome and my documents would be riddled with typos.\nAt the end of the day, the large iPad can do everything that the iPad mini does, although it does \u201cconsumption\u201d tasks a little bit worse. So when measuring my needs, I need a productivity device more than a \u201cmakes many tasks easier and fun device\u201d.\nBut which device would I recommend to the general population if I ignored individuals\u2019 needs? I\u2019d selfishly recommend the larger iPad. 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        "raw_content": "Citizens can make their voice heard at global poverty forum\nGENEVA/Dublin \u2013 18 February 2013 - Join the conversation: How can we make cities smarter, safer and more sustainable?\nAnyone, anywhere, with Internet access is invited to participate in this year's bi-annual Forum of the World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty (WACAP)in Dublin, Ireland, a global conference organized to discuss the growing problem of urban poverty that will take place this Wednesday and Thursday. This is the first time since the Alliance was established in 1997 ago that those affected by urban challenges \u2013 the citizens - can take part in the discussions, submit questions and solutions and follow the conference online.\n\"This year, the Forum of the World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty will be more engaging than ever - anybody with Internet, email access, a Twitter or Facebook account can contribute and share his thoughts, questions and solutions to urban poverty challenges,\" says Adam Rogers, WACAP Coordinator at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), a co-host of the event along with the Dublin City Council in partnership with UN Women, UNICEF and the UN Institute for Training and Research. \"We are inviting people all over the world to connect with participants of the Forum through social media and discuss how to tackle urban poverty issues. And we're all answering the same big question: How can we make cities smart, safe and sustainable?\"\nBy making the event truly interactive, the event organizers hope to crowdsource \u2013 i.e. tap into the experience and expertise of ordinary people everywhere \u2013 ideas and examples for how to best make cities smart, safe and sustainable. About 500 high level delegates, including mayors, municipal civil servants, innovators at the forefront of developing smart technologies and police officials with civil society, women's organizations, and NGOs specialized in poverty reduction, safety, prevention and access to services are expected to attend the conference.\nTake action & join the global conversation\n\u2022 Follow the live tweets on @undplive | #WACAP\n\u2022 Comment & share our Facebook updates on www.facebook.com/wacapnetwork\n\u2022 Attend the 8th Forum of the World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty (WACAP) from February 20-21 as participant\n\u2022 Register with the Digital Media Lounge if you are blogger (send your Name, email address, blog URL to [email protected])\n\u2022 Send your questions or comments on how to make cities smarter, safer and more sustainable to [email protected] and we will forward a selection to our speakers\n\u2022 Visit the Dublin 2013 Forum website for more information about the event: http://www.dublin2013.ie/\n\u2022 Visit the World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty (WACAP) site to get more information on the Alliance\nA Selection of Confirmed Speakers:\n\u2022 Michael D Higgins, President of Ireland\n\u2022 Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director, UN Women, Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment\n\u2022 Mary Robinson, Mary Robinson Foundation - Climate Justice\n\u2022 Tom Arnold, CEO, Concern Worldwide\n\u2022 Aisa Kirabo Kacyira, Deputy Executive Director, UN-HABITAT\nAbout the World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty (WACAP)\nThe World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty (WACAP) is a network of more than 900 cities working together to confront development challenges collectively. It was started by the United Nations Develoment Programme in 1996 following the Second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements. The Dublin Forum is the eighth summit of city leaders. The Alliance supports its member-cities to mobilize individuals, governments, and all sectors of society to confront the many challenges of urban poverty and to share successes - and failures - with other cities.\nHundreds of best practices in reducing urban poverty will be presented at WACAP 8. Cities from across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and the Americas will attend the Forum. For example, the City of Edmonton, Alberta will present how it eliminated the need for a garbage dump through aggressive composting and recycling programs. UNICEF, UN-HABITAT and UN Women will bring city delegates from Port Moresby, Quito, Kigali, New Delhi and Cairo to showcase their \"Safe Cities Free of Violence against Women and Girls\" initiative.",
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        "raw_content": "News Autumn Sales 2018 Press archives Exhibitions \u2190\nFrom a private collection put together over decades with great connoisseurship, 88 masterpieces of graphic art from five centuries will be offered on 21 September in an evening auction.\nAn excellent impression of the copper engraving \u2018Crowning with Thorns\u2019 by Martin Schongauer (c. 1480) is the first print of this collection by a nameable artist (estimate \u20ac 15,000). In 1647 Rembrandt created the etching \u2018Ephraim Bonus, Jewish Physician\u2019. The copy now offered by Venator & Hanstein captivates by its freshness and untouched condition. The magnificent impression, one of the few surviving early prints, still has the completely uncut lower margin and used to be i.a. in the collection of King Ferdinand of Portugal (estimate \u20ac 60,000).\nOnly five copies of the aquatint and drypoint \u2018Les deux danseuses\u2019 by Edgar Degas (c. 1875) are listed in Delteil's catalogue raisonn\u00e9e. The fine-grained aquatint technique allows only a few prints, all of which have the character of monotypes. Our copy from the collections Lerolle and David-Weill is estimated at \u20ac 25,000.\nGraphic works by Edvard Munch are highlights of each auction sale. About 1894 he created his drypoint etching \u2018The Girl at the Window\u2019. The copy signed and inscribed by Munch \u20182 Tryck\u2019 is the only known copy and probably a unique piece. The print is now coming up for auction with an estimate of 45,000 \u20ac.\nAn early colour lithograph by K\u00e4the Kollwitz from 1903 is part of the collection, a \u2018Portrait of a working-class woman with blue shawl\u2019. The copy in the first or second state on strong Japanese paper exists in only a few copies (estimate: \u20ac 30,000).\nA unique copy is Lyonel Feininger's etching \u2018The Workmen\u2019 from 1910/11. In the catalogue raisonn\u00e9e of prints by Prasse, only the present proof is recorded, once belonging to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York (estimate 25,000, - \u20ac).\nOne of the most important early lithographic works from Max Beckmann is his scene of the Hamburg red-light district \u2018Ulrikusstra\u00dfe in Hamburg\u2019 from 1912. Our trial proof, estimated at 50,000 \u20ac, is available in the first of two states, of which only one more copy is known.\nOther masterpieces of the collection are e.g. by Albrecht D\u00fcrer, Lucas van Leyden, Jacob Ruisdael, Canaletto, Francisco de Goya, Adolph von Menzel, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner or Karl Schmidt-Rottluff.\nA highlight of the main auctions on 21 and 22 September is the most extensive and important fish book from old times: In the years 1785 to 1797 the twelve-part 'Ichthyologie' by M. E. Bloch was published in Berlin. This general natural history of the fish impresses with its detailed illustrations in 432 coloured copper engravings. The large-margin paper copy now offered, bound in morocco in six red folio-sized volumes, comes from a small private collection of fish books (estimate: \u20ac 60,000).\nOther precious rarities of natural scientific book illustration are three volumes from the large-folio edition of Buffons \u2018Histoire naturelle des oiseaux' (1771-1778) from exquisit property (10,000, - \u20ac). Especially the bird population of the Netherlands is represented by the first three parts of Cornelius Nozeman\u2019s \u2018Nederlandsche vogelen', excellently illustrated by Christian Sepp and son in the years 1770-1797 (20.000, - \u20ac).\nAgain, it was possible to obtain a complete, contemporary-coloured copy of the Cologne Chronicle, printed in 1499. The richly illustrated incunabulum is offered at an estimate of \u20ac 15,000.\nOne of the most beautiful artists books of the early 20th century is certainly \u2018Die tr\u00e4umenden Knaben' by Oskar Kokoschka. The first publication of the 21-year-old artist in a copy of the first issue of 1908 by the Wiener Werkst\u00e4tte is estimated at \u20ac 12,000.\nIn 1971 Fernando de Rojas \u2018C\u00e9lestine' was published with 66 etchings by Pablo Picasso in various techniques. The 16th-century Spanish tragicomedy translated into French is the last work illustrated by Picasso (\u20ac 25,000).\nIn total, 1500 lots of books, autographs and prints are available on the two auction days.\nPreview at Kunsthaus Lempertz from 14th September 2018.\nRembrandt. Ephraim Bonus, Jewish Physician / Degas. Les deux danseuses / Munch. The Girl at the Window / Kollwitz. Portrait of a working-class woman.",
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        "raw_content": "NFL\u2019s new stance on player health is encouraging, but we\u2019ve been fooled before\nWinston Churchill is often quoted as saying something along the lines of \u201cAmerica eventually does the right thing after exploring all other options.\u2019\u2019\nScholars say there isn\u2019t much evidence Churchill actually said it, but it is a good line \u2014 because America indeed has a history of taking a long time to get around to doing the right thing.\nNow it may be time to apply that to the NFL after a remarkable Washington Post interview with Allen Sills, a Vanderbilt University neurosurgeon hired in March as the NFL\u2019s chief medical officer.\nThe NFL may be finally getting around to doing the right thing on the issue of player health and safety.\nSills made some common-sense observations to the Post, but common-sense comments haven\u2019t usually been the norm in recent years when NFL officials talked about player healthy and safety.\nTo start with, Sills said it\u2019s \u201creally important\u2019\u2019 for the league and the NFL Players Association to determine whether marijuana can be used as an effective and safe pain-management tool for players.\n\u201cI think we have a lot more to learn about that,\u2019\u2019 he said.\nWhat\u2019s astounding about that comment is that the NFL still bans marijuana, and the current attorney general Jeff Sessions has come out against it, even though several states have legalized it.\nSills said it is not only a football problem but a problem for society because \u201ctreatment of both acute and chronic pain is a huge public health problem.\u2019\u2019\nThe opioid epidemic is an example of the problem because so many pain-killers are addictive. 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        "raw_content": "Flood Insurance Reform Priorities Act of 2010\nBREAK IN TRANSCRIPT.\nMr. HARE. Mr. Chair, I rise today in strong support of H.R. 5114, The Flood Insurance Reform Priorities Act of 2010. This legislation would give families in my district and across the Nation the peace of mind that comes with knowing they'll be protected from the financial insecurity caused by flooding.\nI'd like to thank Chairwoman WATERS for her leadership on this issue and for working with me to include language in the managers amendment that would require FEMA to update its flood maps for an area that has had its levee system improved to eliminate the risk of flooding.\nMy language also clarifies that updated flood maps that are issued will result in the elimination of the mandatory purchase requirement for the improved areas.\nMy district in Illinois lies on the banks of the Mississippi River and contains large parts of the Illinois and Rock Rivers--a district obviously that is impacted greatly by policies dealing with the National Flood Insurance Program.\nIt is why I strongly support the underlying bill and urge my colleagues to do the same--this legislation reauthorizes the National Flood Insurance Program for five years and puts an end to Congress passing short-term flood insurance extensions that leave the program in a state of uncertainty.\nThere are several other provisions of this bill that are common sense and long overdue which I would like to briefly highlight. The bill: Phases in Premium Increases; creates a flood insurance premium payment installation plan for low-income families; and establishes the Office of Flood Insurance Advocate within FEMA, which would help communities and homeowners interpret, implement and appeal flood insurance rate maps.\nThese are just a few of the provisions of this bill that I thank the chairwoman for including, and I again urge my colleagues to support both the manager's amendment and the underlying bill.\nPassage of this important legislation will benefit all Americans who live in flood-prone areas of our Nation.",
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        "raw_content": "Chinese imports and domestic employment across 18 OECD countries\nStefan Thewissen, Olaf van Vliet 06 September 2018\nThe recent revival of protectionism has prompted further interests in the domestic employment effects of imports, in particular from China. This column examines the association between Chinese imports and domestic employment effects in 17 sectors across 18 OECD countries with diverse labour market institutions. The results indicate that employment fell in sectors that are more exposed to imports from China, especially among low-skilled workers.\nThe economic costs of the US-China trade war\nYi Huang, Chen Lin, Sibo Liu, Heiwai Tang\nRevisiting the 1990s debate on globalisation\nGlobalisation and US labour markets\nMine Senses\nChina and cheap imports: Champions of equality\nChristian Broda\nDuring the past two decades, China\u2019s manufacturing exports to advanced industrialised democracies have grown enormously. China became the world\u2019s largest exporter of goods, as a result of its liberalisation of product and financial markets, its productivity growth, and its WTO accession in 2001.\nWhat are the employment consequences of China\u2019s rapid exports growth for workers in OECD countries, given China\u2019s enormous volume of low-wage labour? This question has become even more imperative given the recent initiatives of the Trump administration and the EU to raise tariffs on Chinese imports (Legge et al. 2018), as well as claims that exposure to Chinese imports can contribute to political nationalism and populism (Colantone and Stanig 2017). Recent studies reveal strong distributive effects of the rise of China on the global economy in single-country studies, in particular in the US (Autor et al. 2013, Acemoglu et al. 2016), and for instance in Norway (Balsvik et al. 2015).\nWe analyse the developments in sectoral employment size and the share of hours worked by low-skilled workers in 17 sectors within manufacturing across 18 OECD countries between 1990 and 2007 (Thewissen and Van Vliet forthcoming). By doing so, we aim to provide a general assessment of labour market outcomes of Chinese trade competition across a broad group of OECD countries with diverse labour market institutions. Furthermore, we extend our analysis of trade effects by taking into account Chinese competition in foreign export markets.\nLiterature and hypotheses\nIncreased trade competition stemming from China may affect workers in OECD countries in two ways. First, Chinese imports in OECD countries can substitute for the domestic production of goods, resulting in a reduced labour demand. Second, Chinese exports can also affect sectors by generating increased competition in the foreign market sectors where firms sell their products. As an example, it could be that a German manufacturer has a large market share in France, but sees its exporting opportunities to France decline as France substitutes German imports for Chinese products.\nWithin sectors, mainly the low-skilled employees in exposed manufacturing sectors in OECD countries are likely to be affected by Chinese exports, given the relative abundance of low-skilled labour in China. Furthermore, high-skilled workers may benefit from Chinese trade competition, as it can trigger firms to hire more high-skilled workers to increase their productivity (Bloom et al. 2016).\nTechnological change is another often-mentioned driver of employment levels and inequality. It can substitute for routine occupations mainly found in the low and middle parts of the distribution within manufacturing, whilst it can complement high-skilled workers (Michaels et al. 2014, Autor et al. 2015).\nWe make use of standardised sectoral level time series data from EU-KLEMS (O\u2019Mahony et al. 2011) complemented with other sources mainly from the OECD, for 17 sectors across 18 OECD countries between 1990-2007. We distinguish between (direct) import competition and foreign export market competition. We measure Chinese import competition as the value of the total imported goods from China as a share of the value added for each sector. In Figure 1, import competition is indicated for a German manufacturing sector by the double lined arrow on the right-hand side pointing upwards, which shows the exposure to import competition for this industry, coming from (direct) imports from China.\nFigure 1 Import competition and competition in foreign export markets illustrated for a German industry\nChinese competition in export markets is defined as the size of Chinese exports relative to a country\u2019s exports to a partner country, weighted by the relative importance of this partner country, all at the sectoral level. In Figure 1, the pivoted arrows on the left-hand side together show the amount of export competition. The two solid arrows are the exports from the German and Chinese sector industry to the same industry in the Netherlands. The difference between these Chinese and German exports to the Netherlands, weighted by total exports to the Netherlands, measures the amount of export competition the German sector experiences from China in the Netherlands. This is calculated for more countries, such as France (the dashed lines), and 57 other countries (the dotted lines).\nTechnological change is measured as capital compensation in information and communication technology as a share of sectoral value added. Furthermore, we include a large set of labour market institutions that can affect the employment distribution (OECD 2011).\nFigure 2 shows that China is becoming an increasingly important trading partner for advanced industrialised countries. Pooling across sectors and countries, trade exposure increased substantially between 1990 and 2007. The export competition measure shows negative values that become smaller over time. This indicates that in foreign markets, the value of the exports from our sample of OECD countries is on average larger than the value of the Chinese exports, but Chinese firms are catching up rapidly.\nFigure 2 Evolution of Chinese imports and exports competition\nUsing error correction and partial adjustment models, we find employment declines in sectors that are more exposed to imports from China (OECD 2017). Furthermore, within sectors, employment effects seem not to be equally shared across skill levels. The results suggest that low-skilled workers bear the brunt of the substitution of domestic production by Chinese imports, as well as of the increased competition from China in foreign export markets. Furthermore, our results indicate a negative association between technological change and the relative employment size, as well as with the relative employment position of low-skilled workers worsens. Dynamic simulations suggest that the size of these associations is quantitatively meaningful. For instance, asector experiencing a high (at the 95thpercentile) shock in exposure to Chinese export competition scenario has a predicted share of hours-worked by the low-skilled that is four percentage points lower than a sector experiencing a low (5thpercentile) shock after ten years (16.5% versus 20.5%).\nAll in all, we find that China\u2019s rapid rise on the global economic stage is associated with lower manufacturing employment levels and disproportionally fewer hours worked by low-skilled workers. This suggests that previous findings from single-country studies can be generalised to a broader set of 18 OECD countries with diverse labour market institutions.\nAuthors\u2019 note: This work was conducted before Stefan Thewissen joined the OECD. The views reflect those of the author and not necessarily those of the OECD or its member states.\nAcemoglu, D, D Autor, D Dorn, G Hanson, and B Price (2016), \u201cImport Competition and the Great US Employment Sag of the 2000s\u201d, Journal of Labor Economics 34:S1, S141-S198.\nAutor, D, D Dorn, and G Hanson (2013), \u201cThe China Syndrome: Local Labor Market Effects of Import Competition in the United States\u201d, American Economic Review 103(6): 2121-2168.\nAutor, D, D Dorn, and G Hanson (2015), \u201cUntangling Trade and Technology: Evidence from Local Labor Markets\u201d, The Economic Journal 125(584): 621-646.\nBalsvik, R, S Jensen, and K Salvanes (2015), \u201cMade in China, Cold in Norway: Local Labor Market Effects of an Import Shock\u201d, Journal of Public Economics 127: 137-144.\nBloom, N, M Draca, and J Van Reenen (2016), \u201cTrade Induced Technical Change? 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        "raw_content": "One of the most recent Microsoft conferences has announced some amazing news that has fascinated all the tech lovers around the world. The main topic of discussion was the progress of the Windows 10 operating system based on ARM processors. ARM (Advanced RISC Machine) is a processors used in Windows-based smartphones \u2013 and this is where the breakthrough comes in, as Microsoft technicians have found a way to use this structure for virtual reality, and thus the TS VR porn! In short, if they succeed, then we will all be getting access to something that should surpass our wildest expectations \u2013 there will be a portable VR headset that will not need to be plugged into a computer, which will revolutionize the market for good!\nWhat exactly are ARM processors?\nARM processors are microcontrollers used only in smartphones. This technology is used mainly because its power consumption is extremely low, which is really important when mobile devices are in play. Moreover, these processors operate at lower temperatures, which makes them better than most drivers of this type. All these features together, make them an extremely effective solution for telephones, and thus an appropriate option for virtual reality technology, that is also shemale VR porn.\nSo do VR headsets need to run Windows 10?\nTo answer this question, one should ask another: \u201cDo ARM processors necessarily need Windows 10 infrastructure?\u201d The answer is: yes and no. Microsoft chose this combination for obvious reasons: because the ARM processors, as we mentioned above, require little power and work at low temperatures, and Windows 10 is a stable and reliable operating system \u2013 these two things together make a solid foundation for virtual reality. Although, this is just one of many options in how to handle this technology with ARM processors.\nOkay, so when can we expect first headsets like these?\nGoggles like these exist already! The fact is, few people have access to them because they are still in the testing phase, but with every day more and more users get to use them and most likely they will soon become widely available for purchase by ordinary users. This is a huge step forward that everyone is waiting for, because the limitations of the current VR goggles make the technology irritating for a lot of people. Today\u2019s solutions require either a very fast computer or the smartphone of the latest generation, and even if you have good enough hardware, there\u2019s still the issue of endless cables. It is likely that other manufacturers will join this technology, as it is extremely promising and it\u2019s kinda expected from other companies like HP or Acer to join the ARM family. As we mentioned earlier, ARMs on Windows 10 are just one of many solutions, so we expect other manufacturers to use them in other ways to produce lightweight and comfortable VR goggles. Such inspiration is a normal course of things in the world of technology and is the basis for the development in each of its fields. We keep our fingers crossed as we can not wait for even more enjoyable watching of our favorite transsexual VR porn movies!\nMore such technological novelties can be found every day on https://vrbtrans.com.\nVRBtrans.com / news / Integrating Windows ARM into TS VR Porn",
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        "raw_content": "Khashoggi\u2019s death raises further questions\nAfter weeks of questions and investigation, the remains of Saudi-Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi were found in the garden of a Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 23. After entering a Saudi embassy in Turkey on Oct. 2, the journalist never returned, prompting an ongoing string of contrasting information from Saudi officials about the whereabouts of the journalist, and how they claim he was killed. Upon finding what remains of his body, the gaps in the story have finally begun to close.\nKhashoggi has been an active critic of the Saudi Arabian government in the years he spent in self-imposed exile, living in the United States after spending much of his life as a political adviser to the Saudi royal family. He spent years covering the rise of Osama Bin Laden, and feared for his own life in Saudi Arabia after the country\u2019s harsh crack-down on political dissenters. 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Despite this, Trump has ruled out halting the United States arms sale to Saudi Arabia, and stated that he believes the Prince\u2019s claims Khashoggi\u2019s death being that of a \u201crogue fight\u201d were credible, contradicting himself in his statements.\nSaudi Arabia has been described as having one of the most censored news medias in the world, according to sources such as the Guardian, as well as \u201crelentless in the censorship of the Saudi media and the Internet\u201d according to a 2014 report from \u201cReporters Without Borders.\u201d In 1977, \u201cthe King Abdulaziz City for Science & Technology\u201d was established, and currently serves as an internet proxy farm directing international internet technology. It focuses primarily on blocking sites deemed \u201cimmoral\u201d (consisting of primarily pornographic sites or any web traffic supportive of LGBT rights) and those that promote Shia ideology. 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        "raw_content": "Blood & Billboards: New Book Tells the Stories Behind Detroit\u2019s Ghost Signs\nThe ghosts of Detroit\u2019s former industries are fossilized via old, fading advertisements throughout the city. A local reporter wanted to know more.\nOne of the ghost signs featured in Robert Allen\u2019s new book \u201cFading Ads of Detroit.\u201d\nThe ghost signs of Detroit add a lot of character to the city\u2019s landscape.\nA quick drive unveils fading advertisements from some of the world\u2019s most well-known brands \u2014 Carhartt, Faygo and Vernors, which was sold itself as a major national brand with a Detroit HQ in the 1980s.\nIn the new book Fading Ads of Detroit, Detroit Free Press reporter Robert Allen uses photographs of these old advertisements to unlock long forgotten stories from the city\u2019s past.\n\u201cWhen I was doing research for this book, my key interest was to find the human connection to these signs,\u201d Allen says, including a story about an immigrant who survived a Nazi prison camp in Poland and eventually landed in Detroit searching for the American dream.\nAs he researched the Mac-O-Lac sign for an old hardware store on Gratiot, Allen uncovered the story of Polish immigrant Kazimierz Nowotny.\n\u201c(Nowotny) had been fighting for Poland during World War II (and) got captured,\u201d Allen says. \u201cHis family went through some extremely tough times,\u201d including his wife and seven kids.\nA ghost sign for Mac-O-Lac Paints on Gratiot Avenue. It\u2019s one of the signs highlighted in Robert Allen\u2019s new book \u201cFading Ads of Detroit.\u201d\nIn Nowotny\u2019s desperation to provide for his family, he ended up \u201cselling his blood so that he could buy groceries,\u201d Allen says. \u201cThe Free Press ended up writing this piece about the troubles that the Nowotny family was dealing with at a time when people were pouring into Detroit. A lot people related to that story about this young immigrant family just trying to make it.\u201d\nOne of the people enthralled with Nowotny\u2019s story? \u201cSomebody who offered Mr. Nowotny a job at Mac-O-Lac Paints,\u201d says Allen.\nYou can read more stories like this in Allen\u2019s new book Fading Ads of Detroit available through Arcadia Publishing.\nImage credit: Robert Allen",
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        "raw_content": "Another Porsche 1-2 in Japan\nby David | posted in: Homepage, LMGTE-Am, LMGTE-Pro, LMP1, LMP2, Race, Report, WEC | 0\nThe #17 Porsche 919 Hybrid of Mark Webber, Brendon Hartley and Timo Bernhard took victory ahead of the sister #18 car and the #7 Audi R18 e-tron quattro of Benoit Tr\u00e9luyer, Andr\u00e9 Lotterer and Marcel F\u00e4ssler. However, the headline only tells half the story after a thrilling and frantic race in the foothills of Mount Fuji.\nEarly-morning rain drenched the Fuji circuit and gave race director no option other than to begin the six-hour race behind the safety car. Fortunately, the rain abated and after 40 minutes the track was considered safe enough for the green flag. Pole-sitter Mark Webber lose first position on lap one, while Romain Dumas in the #18 car also slipped down the order as the Porsche struggled in the damp conditions. The pair of Audis established a lead at the head of the field, with the Toyotas also managing to fight with the two Porsches.\nA drying track put the Porsches back in contention for the race victory, with Romain Dumas recovering from contact with Alex Wurz in the #2 Toyota before catching and passing Marcel F\u00e4ssler in the #7 Audi. F\u00e4ssler also fell into the clutches of Mark Webber in the #17 machine, with the pair enjoying an incredible battle for second place two hours into the race.\nWebber eventually prevailed before handing over the #17 car to Brendon Hartley safe in second place. It was relatively plain sailing for the Porsche Team from then on, with the #17 car passing the #18 car late on to take the win and maximise Porsche\u2019s chances in both the driver\u2019s and manufacturer\u2019s championships.\nContact between the #7 Audi and the #88 Porsche 911 RSR almost put paid to Lotterer, Tr\u00e9luyer and F\u00e4ssler\u2019s chances, but the pit crew managed to repair the damage and allow the #7 car to finish on the third step of the podium.\nWith Nick Heidfeld absent at Fuji, Mathias Beche and Nicolas Prost were left to take victory in the LMP privateers\u2019 competition for the #12 Rebellion R-One. The championship battle, however, remains exciting after Simon Trummer and Pierre Kaffer finished second in the ByKolles CLM P1/01 AER ahead of the second Rebellion.\nThe LMP2 class provided the most dramatic and exciting race in recent memory, with the #47 KCMG Oreca 03 engaging in a race-long battle with what felt like the entire field of LMP2 runners. The early pace-setter was the #36 Signatech-Alpine machine with Paul-Loup Chatin behind the wheel, with the #43 SARD-Morand Morgan in second position. However, a mistake by Oliver Webb, running wide at turn one and making minor contact with the barrier, shortly before the first driver change cost the #43 valuable seconds and ultimately put paid to its race challenge.\nNick Tandy put in an impressive set of stints at the start of the race and the #47 car had risen to the top of the field by the halfway point. In close attention was the #47\u2019s championship rivals of Sam Bird, Julien Canal and Roman Rusinov in the #26 G-Drive Racing machine. Richard Bradley and then Matt Howson spent the rest of the race battling against the pair of G-Drive cars, with the Russian-entered machines employing very questionable tactics at times.\nIt all began with Rusinov slightly misjudging an overtaking manoeuvre on the #47 KCMG car and making contact with the right rear on the Oreca. Gustavo Yacaman then went one better in the #28 car, shoving the #47 machine out at the tight chicane while being lapped. If that wasn\u2019t enough, Yacaman then proceeded to drive straight into the back of Richard Bradley, at that time in third position after the contact with Rusinov, with just five minutes of the race remaining.\nInitial confusion saw the stewards pin the blame on Bradley for incident, suggesting that the Brit braked early for the corner. However, new data surfaced showing that Bradley was at full throttle as Yacaman made contact. Whatever the cause, the KCMG failed to finish and suffered a major blow to its title aspirations.\nThe GTE Pro race was a little less hectic, with the #91 and #92 Porsche Team Manthey machines battling it out with the AF Corse Ferraris, which were back to fine fettle after the disappointment of Circuit of the Americas. James Calado led early on in the #71 car, but his challenge faded towards the end of the stint with the British driver citing problems in GT traffic.\nThe #51 car then took up the mantle and developed a commanding lead by the halfway point, which it didn\u2019t relinquish for the rest of the race. The #71 car recovered somewhat, but Patrick Pilet in the #92 Porsche 911 RSR slipped past Davide Rigon\u2019s Ferrari 458 with a couple of hours remaining to deny the AF Corse squad a one-two.\nThe GTE Am delivered its now-customary race-long battles between professional and amateur drivers. 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        "raw_content": "Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Sausset: From dream to reality in G56\nFr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Sausset\u2019s life was turned upside down in July 2012. The successful businessman was on holiday in Western France when he caught a bacterial infection that attacked his entire body, costing him parts of all four of his limbs. Wheelchair-bound, Sausset\u2019s dream of racing at the 24 Hours of Le Mans appeared to be confined to just that: a dream. But now, thanks to the ACO\u2019s Garage 56 concept, which allows cars displaying innovative technology to take part in the famous race outside of the regular four-class system, Sausset\u2019s dream has become a reality.\nOn Saturday, he will become the first ever amputee of any kind to take part in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The fact that Sausset is in fact a quadruple amputee makes his achievement all the more spectacular. \u201cIt\u2019s a dream for me, but I also want to send a message to everyone around the world with a severe disability,\u201d Sausset told French radio broadcaster RTL. \u201cThis is for them, to show them that nothing in life is impossible and that you always have to follow your dreams.\u201d\nSausset will be piloting a specially adapted Morgan LMP2 run by SRT41 by Oak Racing together with fellow Frenchmen Christophe Tinseau and Jean-Bernhard Bouvet. The Garage 56 entry has seen a number of firms, including Audi, join together to make the car not only accessible for Sausset, but also able to be driven in the same race by his able-bodied teammates.\nThe #84 car has a special throttle controller which Sausset uses with his thigh, while he also has a specially built prosthetic attachment to control the rotary steering wheel. But don\u2019t think Sausset\u2019s handicap gets in the way of his performance: \u201cI was stunned when I saw him going so quickly on track,\u201d Audi driver Benoit Tr\u00e9yuler also told RTL. \u201cHe is very aware on the circuit and much less dangerous than some other gentlemen drivers in the field.\u201d\nSince the announcement of the project two years ago, SRT41 by Oak Racing have been gathering experience in the French VdeV endurance series, as well as in the first round of this year\u2019s European Le Mans Series. Sausset, Tinseau and Bouvet may not be on the top of the podium come Sunday afternoon, but this year\u2019s Garage 56 entry is a fantastic means of showcasing accessible driving technology and giving one man the chance to live his dream and compete against some of the best drivers in the world on a level playing field.\nSource: RTL\nImages (c) WEC-Magazin (Walter Schruff/Ton Kerdijk)",
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        "raw_content": "If you can\u2019t see the whole of the documents below, drag them to your desktop.\nHere are the documents for Cedric Jacobs proving he is a direct descendant of land owner, Doornung (or \u201cBallaruk of Guildford\u201d):\nCedric\u2019s line to Doornung\nFormal recognition of this linage by the South West Aboriginal Land & Sea Council\nRecognize the Owners Properly \u00ab Whadjuk Sovereign Lands (13:44:04) :\n[\u2026] Bona-fides [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "July 13, 2011 August 27, 2018 by Debbie Woodbury\nUnfortunately, we all have a story about the stupidest thing anyone ever said to us about our cancer. I was reminded of this by the TalkAboutHealth question I recently answered on this subject. The answers were stunning \u2013 how did we get through those sometimes well-meaning, but hurtful statements? Although I was glad to share my answer, I realized that the stupidest thing anyone ever said to me was far less important than the best. So I want to turn the tables and talk about the best thing anyone ever said to me. It happened early and was the first true gift of my cancer experience.\nMy questionable mammogram was done in late September of 2008. In November, I was back at the breast center for a stereotactic core biopsy. All the women I\u2019ve talked to who have gone down this road agree this test is the most painful. Basically, you lie stomach down and drop your breast through a hole in the table. Underneath is a mammogram machine. The radiologist exactly positions your breast (which takes a lot of pulling and stretching) and then the mammogram clamps down on your breast, pinning you to the table. Then the real fun starts. A core needle is inserted into the breast, laterally along the chest wall. Oh, and for some reason, the machine makes loud noises.\nNow, you\u2019ve been given a pain killer, but it doesn\u2019t work completely. This process was so overwhelming, I nearly fainted on my way back to the dressing room.\nWhen the radiologist had me positioned in the mammogram and was looking at the screen, she obviously noticed my anxiety. She put her hand on my shoulder. That\u2019s when she told me, \u201cI guarantee whatever it is you\u2019re going to be okay, because it\u2019s so small.\u201d This is a direct quote which I will never forget.\nI was under great stress, but I immediately translated her words to mean the following: \u201cI\u2019m a doctor, we rarely, if ever, say \u201cguarantee\u201d, so listen up. When I say \u201cwhatever it is,\u201d you and I both know I mean \u201ccancer,\u201d and, by saying, \u201cyou\u2019re going to be okay,\u201d I\u2019m telling you, \u201cyou\u2019re not going to die.\u201d\nI wasn\u2019t actually diagnosed until the following February. That one sentence got me through those many months of fear and worry, because at least I knew for sure I was going to live. I\u2019m sure the radiologist told me her name, but I wasn\u2019t in a state to remember it. I wish I did. What I do remember are her words, which sustained me and pulled me through some very bad months. It was the kindest, most important thing anyone told me during that diagnostic period, and I will always be grateful to her for saying it.\nAlthough I never got the opportunity to thank the radiologist personally, I make a point to share her words with the medical students and residents I meet as a patient educator with The Connection\u2019s Pathways Women\u2019s Teaching Project. I\u2019ve talked about my work with this organization in other posts. I do it because I know how important that one doctor\u2019s statement was to me. Hopefully, by passing that on to medical students and residents, they will understand that their interactions with their patients are equally important. By taking her lesson to heart, I guarantee they will be better doctors and, more importantly, better healers.\nImage courtesy of Bram Cymet\nI forgot to ask\u2026..\nWhat was the best thing anyone ever said to you and what did it mean to you to hear it?\nTue, 08/09/2011 \u2013 17:36 \u2014 Rachel Pappas (not verified)\nThank you for gently nudging us to see the positive, Debbie. You have a way of non-judgmentally coaxing us to stretch and grow, and you know, when we do it, we feel better. I have been stuck way too long on the negative comments \u2013 and yes people do unknowingly say incredibly ignorant things. But when you pay more attention to the positive comments \u2013 you feel better. And when you more than think about them, you actually say them out loud or write about them as you have, it does even more for you Here\u2019s the one that made me smile biggest: My first real party nite out while in treatment. I was bald of course, though I was wearing a salmon colored scarf with a few light sequins. So cool LOL! Anyway, this guy was against the wall talking to my sister\u2019s friend, and I\u2019d just gotten there. He looked at me and smiled and when I smiled back he came over. He said out of the blue, \u201cMy mom has breast cancer. She just found out.\u201d We started talking about it and then about other things. And no he was NOT hitting on me! His wife was with him and my husband was with me. Anyway, at one point he said, \u201cYou are really beautiful. If anyone tells you otherwise, tell them Johnny said you are just beautiful.\u201d That made me feel good enough. But the real kicker is, later, when I asked him how long he\u2019d known my sister\u2019s friend who he was talking to, he said, \u201cOh, I don\u2019t know her. We just met a few minutes ago.\u201d I thought my sister\u2019s friend knew him and mentioned I had cancer too, just like his mom. But no, here was this total stranger who came across this loud, jam-packed room to reach out to someone he didn\u2019t know and to make me feel good. Now aint that nice???\nJohnny Has a Beautiful Soul\nRachel, thank you so much for sharing your wonderful story! We all know how hard it is to live with cancer, but there are those moments which touch our hearts and strengthen us. My connection with other people during my struggle is the gift of cancer for which I am most grateful. Even if that person was only in your life for an evening, or a few minutes in an exam room, it still makes all the difference. Johnny walked across that room to give you that gift. What a great moment for both of you. Thanks again and please be sure to share more of your story with us.\nBack at ya Debbie about Johnny\nWed, 08/10/2011 \u2013 11:45 \u2014 Rachel Pappas (not verified)\nThanks for taking the time to share your thoughts on my experience. I know you get bombarded by responses and it\u2019s sweet that you stop and write back so often. But I can tell you love what you do.\nI Certainly Do, Because I Get to Talk to People Like You\nI certainly do, because I get to talk to people like you. I love hearing our shared stories. It\u2019s such a thrill and honor to be able to do that here at WWGN. Debbie\nemotions mammogram pathways women's cancer teaching project\nTime to Kick Start My Meditation Practice",
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        "raw_content": "Fiennes in 2009\nMar\u00eda Dolores Di\u00e9guez (m. 2009)\nJennifer Lash\nRalph Fiennes (brother)\nMartha Fiennes (sister)\nMagnus Fiennes (brother)\nSophie Fiennes (sister)\nHero Fiennes-Tiffin (nephew)\nJoseph Alberic Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes[1] (/fa\u026anz/; born 27 May 1970), known as Joseph Fiennes, is an English film and stage actor.\nHe is known for his portrayals of William Shakespeare in Shakespeare in Love (1998), for which he was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role, Sir Robert Dudley in Elizabeth (1998), Commisar Danilov in Enemy at the Gates (2001), and Monsignor Timothy Howard in the second season of the TV series American Horror Story (2012\u20132013). His role in the 2017 TV drama series The Handmaid's Tale was nominated for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.\n3.1 Stage and film\n5.4 Other projects and contributions\nFurther information: Baron Saye and Sele\nFiennes was born in 1970 in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, the son of Mark Fiennes (1933\u20132004), a farmer and photographer, and Jennifer Lash (1938\u20131993), a writer.[2] He has pan British isles ancestry.[3][4] His surname comes from the French village of Fiennes, Pas-de-Calais. His grandfathers were industrialist Sir Maurice Fiennes (1907\u20131994) and Brigadier Henry Alleyne Lash.\nFiennes is an eighth cousin of Charles, Prince of Wales[5] and a third cousin of adventurer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 3rd Baronet and author William Fiennes.[6]\nHis siblings are actor Ralph Fiennes; director Martha Fiennes; composer Magnus Fiennes; film director Sophie Fiennes; and conservationist Jacob Fiennes, Joseph's twin brother. His foster brother, Michael Emery, is an archaeologist. His nephew Hero Fiennes-Tiffin played Tom Riddle, young Lord Voldemort in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.\nFind sources: \"Joseph Fiennes\" \u2013 news \u00b7 newspapers \u00b7 books \u00b7 scholar \u00b7 JSTOR (February 2016) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)\nFiennes was briefly educated in the Republic of Ireland, then at Swan School For Boys (now known as Leehurst Swan School, following a merger with another school), an independent school in Salisbury, before passing his 11+ exam and continuing to Bishop Wordsworth's School, a voluntary-aided state day grammar school, in the Cathedral Close of the city. He then attended art school in Suffolk for a year, before joining the Young Vic Youth Theatre. Fiennes subsequently trained for three years at London's Guildhall School of Music and Drama, graduating in 1993.[7]\nStage and film[edit]\nHis first professional stage appearance was in the West End in The Woman in Black, followed by A Month in the Country opposite Helen Mirren. Fiennes then became a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company for two seasons.\nHe made his television debut as Willy in The Vacillations of Poppy Carew. His first feature film was 1996's Stealing Beauty, co-starring Liv Tyler. In 1998, Fiennes appeared in two films that were nominated at the Academy Awards: he played Robert Dudley opposite Cate Blanchett in Elizabeth and he portrayed William Shakespeare opposite Gwyneth Paltrow in Shakespeare in Love, receiving nominations for the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture. He and Paltrow were reunited onscreen in Running with Scissors (2006).\nIn 2001 he appeared in the film Enemy at the Gates. In 2002 he starred in the independent film, Killing Me Softly.\nIn 2003 he lent his voice as Proteus in the DreamWorks animated film Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas opposite Brad Pitt. The same year he starred in the limited-release film Luther, playing Martin Luther, and he also appeared in The Merchant of Venice, in which he portrayed Bassanio. Fiennes returned to the theatre in 2006 to perform in the one-man play Unicorns, Almost about World War II poet Keith Douglas at the Old Vic.\nIn 2006, he appeared in the films The Darwin Awards and Goodbye Bafana. Goodbye Bafana was filmed by director Bille August in South Africa, and released in 2007. Fiennes portrayed James Gregory, author of the book Goodbye Bafana: Nelson Mandela, My Prisoner, My Friend.\nFiennes starred in the ABC science fiction series FlashForward, which debuted on 24 September 2009 and ran through 27 May 2010, as Mark Benford.[8] Fiennes starred in Starz's 10-part series, Camelot, as the wizard Merlin.[9]\nIn the second season of American Horror Story, which premiered in October 2012, Fiennes played the role of Monsignor Timothy Howard. Fiennes can be seen currently on the Hulu original series The Handmaid's Tale (TV series).\nFiennes married Mar\u00eda Dolores Di\u00e9guez, a Swiss model of Spanish origin, in a Roman Catholic ceremony in Tuscany in August 2009.[10] They have two daughters.\nFiennes was one of the celebrities, including Tom Hiddleston, Jo Brand, E. L. James and Rachel Riley, to design and sign his own card for the UK-based charity Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. The cards were auctioned off on eBay during May 2014.[11]\n1996 Stealing Beauty Christopher\n1998 Martha, Meet Frank, Daniel and Laurence Laurence released as The Very Thought of You in the US\n1998 Elizabeth Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Breakthrough Artist\n1998 Shakespeare in Love William Shakespeare Blockbuster Entertainment Award for Favourite Newcomer\nBroadcast Film Critics Association Award for Breakthrough Artist\nChicago Film Critics Association Award for Most Promising Actor\nMTV Movie Award for Best Kiss (shared with Gwyneth Paltrow)\nNominated\u2014MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Male Performance\nNominated\u2014Teen Choice Award for Sexiest Love Scene (shared with Gwyneth Paltrow)\n1999 Forever Mine Manuel Esquema/Alan Riply\n2000 Rancid Aluminum Sean Deeny\n2001 Enemy at the Gates Commisar Danilov\n2001 Dust Elijah\n2002 Leo Stephen\n2003 Killing Me Softly Adam Tallis\n2003 Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas Proteus Voice role\n2003 Luther Martin Luther\n2004 The Merchant of Venice Bassanio Nominated\u2014Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actor \u2013 Motion Picture\n2005 The Great Raid Major Gibson\n2005 Man to Man Jamie Dodd\n2006 Running with Scissors Neil Bookman\n2006 The Darwin Awards Michael Burrows\n2007 Goodbye Bafana James Gregory\n2008 The Escapist Lenny Drake\n2008 The Red Baron Arthur Roy Brown\n2008 You Me and Captain Longbridge Narrator\n2008 Spring 1941 Artur Planck\n2009 Against the Current Paul Thompson\n2014 The Games Maker Morodian\n2014 Hercules King Eurystheus\n2015 Strangerland Matthew Parker\n2015 Psy American man\n2016 Risen Clavius\n2016 On Wings of Eagles (The Last Race) Eric Liddell\n2008 Pretty/Handsome Bob Fitzpayne Unsold TV pilot\n2009\u201310 FlashForward Mark Benford 22 episodes\n2011 Camelot Merlin 10 episodes\n2012\u201313 American Horror Story: Asylum Monsignor Timothy Howard 10 episodes\n2017 Urban Myths Michael Jackson Episode: \"Elizabeth, Michael, and Marlon\"; unaired\n2017\u2013present The Handmaid's Tale Commander Fred Waterford 23 episodes\nNominated\u2014Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series\nNominated\u2014Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series\nNominated\u2014Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series\nThe Woman in Black, Fortune Theatre London (1993)\nA Month in the Country, Belyaev, Guildford, Richmond and the Albery Theatre London (1994)\nA View from the Bridge, Rodolpho, Guildford, Bristol Old Vic, Strand Theatre London (1995)\nSon Of Man, Jesus Christ, Royal Shakespeare Company, London (1996)||(1997)\nLes Enfants du Paradis, Lacenaire, Royal Shakespeare Company, London (1996)\nTroilus and Cressida, Troilus, Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford Upon Avon and London (1996)||(1997)\nThe Herbal Bed, Rafe Smith, Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford Upon Avon and London (1996)||(1997)\nAs You Like It, Silvius, Royal Shakespeare Company, London (1997)\nReal Classy Affair, Billy, Royal Court Theatre Company, London (1998)\nChristopher Marlowe's Edward II, Edward II, Crucible Theatre, Sheffield (2001)\nWar Poet's Reading, Apollo Theatre (2001)\nOthello, Iago, West End, London (2002)\nLove's Labour's Lost, Berowne, Royal National Theatre, London (2003)\nEpitaph for George Dillon, George Dillon, Royal National Theatre, London (2005)||(2006)\n2,000 Feet Away, Deputy, Bush Theatre, London (2008)\nCyrano de Bergerac, Cyrano, Chichester Festival Theatre (2009)\nRoss, T. E. Lawrence, Chichester Festival Theatre (2016)\nOther projects and contributions[edit]\n2002 \u2013 contributed to the compilation album, When Love Speaks, which consists of Shakespearean sonnets and play excerpts \u2013 \"Be not afeard, the isle is full of noises\" and \"Our revels are now ended\" (both from The Tempest)\n2010 \u2013 starred in a series of readings of literary love scenes for The Carte Noire Readers.\nJoseph Fiennes reads Presumed Innocent by Scott Turow\nJoseph Fiennes reads The Brightest Star in the Sky by Marian Keyes\n1998 Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards Most Promising Actor Shakespeare in Love Won\n1999 BAFTA Awards Best Actor in a Leading Role Nominated\nBlockbuster Entertainment Awards Favorite Male Newcomer Won\nBroadcast Film Critics Association Awards Breakthrough Artist Elizabeth Won\nShakespeare in Love Won\nChicago Film Critics Association Awards Most Promising Actor Won\nMTV Movie Awards Best Breakthrough Male Performance Nominated\nBest Kiss (with Gwyneth Paltrow) Won\nScreen Actors Guild Awards Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture Won\nOutstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role Nominated\nTeen Choice Awards Sexiest Love Scene (with Gwyneth Paltrow) Nominated\n2005 Satellite Awards Best Supporting Actor \u2013 Motion Picture The Merchant of Venice Nominated\n2018 Screen Actors Guild Awards Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series The Handmaid's Tale Nominated\nPrimetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Nominated\n2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series Nominated\nOutstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series Nominated\n^ \"Index entry\". FreeBMD. ONS. Retrieved July 25, 2014.\n^ \"It's Raiph actually\". The Guardian. Retrieved 10 April 2008\n^ \"Ralph Fiennes Biography\". filmreference. 2008. Retrieved 10 April 2008.\n^ \"Ralph Fiennes\".\n^ \"Ralph Fiennes: His incarnations of evil \u2013 from sadistic Nazi officer to Voldemort \u2013 have made him one of Britain's most celebrated film actors\". The Financial Times. 31 January 2014.\n^ \"Ranulph Fiennes: the chilling and thrilling truth about my family\". The Telegraph. 17 October 2009.\n^ \"Guildhall School of Music & Drama | People who studied at Guildhall\". www.gsmd.ac.uk. Retrieved 2018-02-05.\n^ Joseph Fiennes Flashforward Interview Archived 28 March 2010 at the Wayback Machine\n^ \"Joseph Fiennes, Eva Green Lead Camelot Cast\". TVGuide.com. 2010-06-03.\n^ \"Joseph Fiennes 'utterly thrilled' as he reveals he is to become a father for the first time\". Daily Mail. London. 6 September 2009.\n^ Rebecca Pocklington (6 May 2014). \"Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Hiddleston, Jo Brand and more celebrities design and sign cards for UK's first children's charity\". Mirror Online. Retrieved 7 May 2014.\nWikimedia Commons has media related to Joseph Fiennes.\nJoseph Fiennes on IMDb\nJoseph Fiennes biography and credits at the BFI's Screenonline\nJoseph Fiennes in Angola BBC News\nMusicBrainz: acb66207-7266-4654-9e43-315e6c800d25\nSNAC: w6sb52tw\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Joseph_Fiennes&oldid=881331326\"\nFiennes family\nMale actors from Wiltshire\nPeople from Salisbury\n1. Salisbury \u2013 Salisbury is a cathedral city in Wiltshire, England, and the only city within the county. It is the third-largest settlement in the county, after Swindon and Chippenham, with a population of 40,302, the city is located in the southeast of Wiltshire, near the edge of Salisbury Plain. Its cathedral was located to the north at Old Sarum, following its relocation. The new town received its city charter in 1227 under the name New Sarum, which continued to be its name until 2009. It sits at the confluence of five rivers, the Nadder, Ebble, Wylye, and Bourne are tributary to the Hampshire Avon, which flows to the south coast and into the sea at Christchurch in Dorset. Salisbury railway station serves the city and is a regional interchange, Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is about 8 miles northwest of Salisbury and greatly aids the local economy. The city itself, Old Sarum, the present cathedral and the ruins of the one also attract visitors. The first part of the name is of obscure origin, the form Sarum is a Latinization of Sar, a medieval abbreviation for Sarisberie. Salisbury appeared in the Welsh Chronicle of the Britons as Caer-Caradog, Caer-Gradawc, cair-Caratauc, one of the 28 British cities listed in the History of the Britons, has also been identified with Salisbury. The hilltop at Old Sarum lies near the Neolithic sites of Stonehenge and Avebury and it commanded a salient between the River Bourne and the Hampshire Avon near a crossroads of several early trade routes. During the Iron Age, a hillfort was constructed around it sometime between 600 and 300 BC, the Romans may have occupied the site or left it in the hands of an allied tribe. Amid the Saxon invasions, Old Sarum fell to King Cynric of Wessex in 552, preferring settlements in bottomland like nearby Wilton, the Saxons largely ignored Old Sarum until the Viking invasions led King Alfred to restore its fortifications. Along with Wilton, however, it was abandoned by its residents to be sacked and burned by the Dano-Norwegian king Sweyn Forkbeard in 1003 and it subsequently became the site of Wiltons mint. Following the Norman invasion, a castle was constructed by 1070. The castle was directly by the Norman kings, its castellan was generally also the sheriff of Wiltshire. Hermann and his successor Saint Osmund began the construction of the first Salisbury cathedral, the cathedral was consecrated on 5 April 1092 but suffered extensive damage in a storm, traditionally said to have occurred only five days later. Bishop Roger was an ally of Henry I who served as his viceroy during the kings absence to Normandy and directed the royal administration. He refurbished and expanded Old Sarums cathedral in the 1110s and began work on a palace during the 1130s\n4. Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester \u2013 Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester KG was an English nobleman and the favourite and close friend of Elizabeth Is, from her first year on the throne until his death. He was a suitor for the hand for many years. Dudleys youth was overshadowed by the downfall of his family in 1553 after his father, Robert Dudley was condemned to death but was released in 1554 and took part in the Battle of St. Quentin under Philip II of Spain, which led to his full rehabilitation. On Elizabeth Is accession in November 1558, Dudley was appointed Master of the Horse, in October 1562, he became a Privy Councillor and, in 1587, was appointed Lord Steward of the Royal Household. In 1564, Dudley became Earl of Leicester and, from 1563, one of the greatest landowners in North Wales, Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, was one of Elizabeths leading statesmen, involved in domestic as well as foreign politics alongside William Cecil and Francis Walsingham. Although he refused to be married to Mary, Queen of Scots, Dudley was for a time relatively sympathetic to her until, from the mid-1580s. As patron of the Puritan movement, he supported non-conforming preachers, a champion also of the international Protestant cause, he led the English campaign in support of the Dutch Revolt. His acceptance of the post of Governor-General of the United Provinces infuriated Queen Elizabeth, the expedition was a military and political failure, and it ruined the Earl financially. Leicester was engaged in many business ventures and was one of the main backers of Francis Drake. During the Spanish Armada, the Earl was in command of the English land forces. In this function, he invited Queen Elizabeth to visit her troops at Tilbury and this was the last of many events he had organised over the years, the most spectacular being the festival at his seat Kenilworth Castle in 1575 on occasion of a three-week visit by the Queen. Dudley was a patron of the arts, literature. Robert Dudleys private life interfered with his career and vice versa. When his first wife, Amy Robsart, fell down a flight of stairs and died in 1560, however, the resulting scandal very much reduced his chances in this respect. Popular rumours that he had arranged for his wifes death continued throughout his life, for 18 years he did not remarry for Queen Elizabeths sake and when he finally did, his new wife, Lettice Knollys, was permanently banished from court. This and the death of his legitimate son and heir were heavy blows. Shortly after the death in 1584, a virulent libel known as Leicesters Commonwealth was circulated in England. It laid the foundation of a literary and historiographical tradition that depicted the Earl as the Machiavellian master courtier\n5. American Horror Story: Asylum \u2013 American Horror Story, Asylum is the second season of the American FX horror television series American Horror Story, created by Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy. It originally aired from October 17,2012 to January 23,2013, the season begins in 1964 at the fictional mental institution, Briarcliff Manor, following the stories of the staff and inmates who occupy it, and intercuts with events in the past and present. Returning cast members from the season of the series include, Frances Conroy, Jessica Lange, Dylan McDermott, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Zachary Quinto. Like its predecessor, Asylum was well received by television critics, the performances of Jessica Lange, James Cromwell, Zachary Quinto, Sarah Paulson, and Lily Rabe were particularly praised. In addition, Quinto and Paulson won their respective supporting categories at the 3rd Critics Choice Television Awards, Arthur Arden, also known as Hans Gr\u00fcper, respectively. Sister Jude is terrorized by the memory and goes to see the family of the dead girl and she figures that God had a plan for her all along, and decides that it is her job to destroy all the remaining evil at Briarcliff. Sister Mary Eunice is a shy and innocent nun who fears Sister Jude, Dr. Arden is a former Nazi whose experiments have produced Raspers, mutated former patients, who lurk in the woods surrounding the institution, and who are fed the flesh of dead patients. Dr. Thredson is assigned to evaluate Kit, who is accused of being the serial killer Bloody Face. Thredson also tries to reform Lana, who was an ambitious journalist attempting to expose Briarcliffs mistreatments of patients and she was in a relationship with Wendy, who was blackmailed by Sister Jude into committing Winters, before being killed by Bloody Face. Thredson helps Lana escape from the asylum, but she learns that Thredson is actually Bloody Face and he rapes her and tries to kill her, but she manages to escape, only to end up back at Briarcliff. She later learns she is pregnant with Thredsons baby, Kit is arrested after Thredson hands in a taped confession that he tricked Kit into saying and Grace is taken to be sterilized after the pair are caught having sex. However, she is abducted by aliens and is returned, very pregnant. Kit escapes custody and returns to Briarcliff, where he blackmails the Monsignor into letting Grace, himself, the three arrive at his old home to find his wife Alma, alive and with her own baby. The possessed Sister Mary Eunice, with the help of Dr. Arden, has Sister Jude deposed and committed, Monsignor Howard tries to exorcise her but instead is sexually assaulted by her. Out of options, Howard kills her by throwing her off the third floor balcony, Lana successfully captures a confession from Dr. Thredson, but decides to confront him in his house to say she has turned the tape over to the police. He states that because he is insane, no jury will convict him, as he reaches for a hidden gun, Lana shoots him in the head. In the present, Lana has become a television investigative reporter. Jude spends her remaining years bonding with Kits children, before dying, leaving the family devastated, Kit also develops pancreatic cancer and is abducted by the aliens again\n7. Lord Voldemort \u2013 Lord Voldemort is a fictional character and the central antagonist in J. K. Rowlings series of Harry Potter novels. Voldemort first appeared in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone, which was released in 1997. Voldemort appears either in person or in flashbacks in each book and its adaptation in the series, except the third, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Voldemort is the archenemy of Harry Potter, who according to a prophecy has the power to vanquish the Dark Lord, nearly every witch or wizard dares not utter his unmentionable name, and refers to him instead with such expressions as You-Know-Who, He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named or the Dark Lord. Voldemorts obsession with blood purity signifies his aim to rid the world of Muggle heritage. Through his mothers family, he is the last descendant of wizard Salazar Slytherin, one of the four founders of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He is the leader of the Death Eaters, a group of wizards and witches dedicated to ridding the Wizarding World of Muggles. According to Rowling, the t in Voldemort is silent, as it is in the French word for death, in a 2001 interview, Rowling said Voldemort was invented as a nemesis for Harry Potter, and she intentionally did not flesh out Voldemorts backstory at first. The basic idea didnt know he was a wizard And so then I kind of worked backwards from that position to find out how that could be, when he was one year old, the most evil wizard for hundreds and hundreds of years attempted to kill him. He killed Harrys parents, and then he tried to kill Harry \u2014 he tried to curse him, Harry has to find out, before we find out. And \u2013 so \u2013 but for some reason the curse didnt work on Harry. So hes left with this lightning bolt shaped scar on his forehead and the curse rebounded upon the evil wizard, in the second book, Rowling establishes that Voldemort hates non-pure-blood wizards, despite being a half-blood himself. In the same year, Rowling became more precise about Voldemort and she began to link him to real-life tyrants, describing him as a raging psychopath, devoid of the normal human responses to other peoples suffering. In 2004, though, Rowling said that she did not base Voldemort on any real person, in 2006, Rowling told an interviewer that Voldemort at his core has a human fear, the fear of death. She said, Voldemorts fear is death, ignominious death, I mean, he regards death itself as ignominious. He thinks that its a human weakness, as you know. Throughout the series, Rowling establishes that Voldemort is so feared in the world that it is considered dangerous even to speak his name. Most characters in the novels refer to him as You-Know-Who or He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named rather than say his name aloud, in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, a Taboo is placed upon the name, such that Voldemort or his followers may trace anyone who utters it\n8. Grammar school \u2013 The original purpose of medieval grammar schools was the teaching of Latin. Over time the curriculum was broadened, first to include Ancient Greek, and later English and other European languages, natural sciences, mathematics, history, geography, and other subjects. In the late Victorian era grammar schools were reorganised to provide secondary education throughout England and Wales, Grammar schools of these types were also established in British territories overseas, where they have evolved in different ways. With the move to comprehensive schools in the 1960s and 1970s, some grammar schools became fully independent and charged fees. In both cases, many of these schools kept grammar school in their names, more recently, a number of state grammar schools still retaining their selective intake gained academy status, meaning that they are independent of the Local Education Authority. Some parts of England retain forms of the Tripartite System, some of the remaining grammar schools can trace their histories to before the 16th century. The schools were attached to cathedrals and monasteries, teaching Latin \u2013 the language of the church \u2013 to future priests, other subjects required for religious work were occasionally added, including music and verse, astronomy and mathematics and law. With the foundation of the ancient universities from the late 12th century, grammar schools became the point to a liberal arts education. Pupils were usually educated in schools up to the age of 14, after which they would look to universities. An example of a grammar school founded by a medieval borough corporation unconnected with church or university is Bridgnorth Grammar School. During the English Reformation in the 16th century, most cathedral schools were closed and replaced by new foundations funded from the dissolution of the monasteries. For example, the oldest extant schools in Wales \u2013 Christ College, Brecon, with the increased emphasis on studying the scriptures after the Reformation, many schools added Greek and, in a few cases, Hebrew. The teaching of languages was hampered by a shortage of non-Latin type. Many of these are commemorated in annual Founders Day services and ceremonies at surviving schools. The usual pattern was to create an endowment to pay the wages of a master to instruct boys in Latin. The school day ran from 6 a. m. to 5 p. m. with a two-hour break for lunch, in winter, school started at 7 a. m. Most of the day was spent in the learning of Latin. To encourage fluency, some schoolmasters recommended punishing any pupil who spoke in English, by the end of their studies at age 14, they would be quite familiar with the great Latin authors, and with Latin drama and rhetoric\n9. Art school \u2013 An art school is an educational institution with a primary focus on the visual arts, including fine art, especially illustration, painting, photography, sculpture, and graphic design. Art schools are institutions with elementary, secondary, post-secondary or undergraduate and they are distinguished from larger institutions which also may offer majors or degrees in the visual arts, but only as one part of a broad-based range of programs. Frances \u00c9cole des Beaux-Arts is, perhaps, the first model for such organized instruction, breaking with a tradition of master and they are Emily Carr University of Art and Design, NSCAD University, OCAD University, and Alberta College of Art and Design. Emily Carr University has the most active research program among the four with over $15 million in research over the last five years, OCAD Universitys research intensity has reached $3.2 million in 2011/12. All four schools teach in the major disciplines from painting through to new media, over the last five years, Emily Carr has garnered the most of the major awards for students and alums across the country. The most recent RBC Painting Competition was won by Vanessa Maltese, NSCAD University was founded in 1887 by Anna Leonowens and other Halifax women. The school gained international prominence in the 1970s for innovation in art under the leadership of Garry Kennedy. In spite of its modest size, Art in America suggested in 1973 that NSCAD was the best art school in North America, while more recently The Globe and Mail called it Canadas most illustrious. Claude Watson School for the Arts and Karen Kain School of the Arts are intermediate-age public art schools in Toronto, in Brampton, Mayfield Secondary Schools Regional Arts Program offers a public high school-level art school. Innovators like Voice of Purpose out of Toronto, Ontario are currently working on promoting the Purpose Driven Education pedagogy through the use of arts-based programming, in France, art schools have an quite old history. The oldest is Paris fine art school, established in 1682, some of those schools were called academies and were prestigious institutions, devoted to the education of great painters or sculptors. Others were called \u00e9cole gratuite de dessin, and were devoted to the education of arts, as today, there is in France 45 national or territorial public high schools of art, that deliver bachelor and Master degrees. Art schools have a history in Sweden since the first half of the 18th Century, students may attend the Royal Institute of Art, which got its start in 1735. There are also tertiary art schools attached to universities in Gothenburg, Malm\u00f6, others, whose existence ties in indelibly with that of larger, non-discipline-specific universities exist. Most art schools of either orientation are equipped to offer opportunities spanning from post-16 to postgraduate level, the range of colleges span from predominantly further education establishments to research-led specialist institutes. The University of the Arts London, for example, is a federally structured institution that comprises six previously independent schools situated in London, the Royal College of Art with its degree-awarding arm and singular focus on postgraduate awards being a most singular exception. Since the 1970s, degrees have replaced diplomas as the qualification in the field. In the case of wholly freestanding institutions, degree validation agreements in liaison with a university have long been the custom for Bachelor of Arts level upward\n10. Helen Mirren \u2013 Dame Helen Lydia Mirren DBE is an English actor. The Audience was written by Peter Morgan, who also wrote The Queen, Tingle, Gosford Park, Calendar Girls, The Last Station, Hitchcock, and The Hundred-Foot Journey. She played Victoria Winslow in the action-comedy films Red and Red 2, in 2003, she was appointed a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire for Services to the Performing Arts. In 2013, Mirren was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and she was born Helen Lydia Mironoff at Queen Charlottes and Chelsea Hospital in Hammersmith, west London, the daughter of Kathleen Kitty Alexandrina Eva Matilda and Vasily Petrovich Mironoff. Her mother was English and her father was Russian, originally from Kuryanovo, Mirrens paternal grandfather, Colonel Pyotr Vasilievich Mironov, was in the Imperial Russian Army and fought in the 1904 Russo-Japanese War. He later became a diplomat, and was negotiating a deal in Britain when he. The former diplomat became a London cab driver to support his family and his son, Helen Mirrens father, anglicised the family name to Mirren in the 1950s and changed his name to Basil Mirren. He played the viola with the London Philharmonic before World War II, Mirrens mother was a working-class Londoner from West Ham, East London, and was the 13th of 14 children born to a butcher whose own father had been the butcher to Queen Victoria. Mirren considers her upbringing to have been very anti-monarchist, Mirren was the second of three children, she was born three years after her older sister, Katherine, and also had a younger brother, Peter Basil. Mirren was brought up in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, aged eighteen, she auditioned for the National Youth Theatre and was accepted. By the time she was 20, she was playing Cleopatra in the NYT production of Antony and Cleopatra at the Old Vic, as a result of her work for the National Youth Theatre, Mirren was invited to join the Royal Shakespeare Company. She also appeared in four productions, directed by Braham Murray for Century Theatre at the University Theatre in Manchester, in 1970, the director/producer John Goldschmidt made a documentary film, Doing Her Own Thing, about Mirren during her time with the Royal Shakespeare Company. The film was made for ATV and shown on the ITV Network in the UK and she then rejoined the RSC, playing Lady Macbeth at Stratford in 1974 and at the Aldwych Theatre in 1975. According to Beauman, there were no repercussions for this rebuke of the RSC. Her performance earned her the London critics Plays & Players Best Actress award, beginning in November 1975, Mirren played in West End repertory with the Lyric Theatre Company as Nina in The Seagull and Ella in Ben Travers new farce The Bed Before Yesterday. In 1981, she returned to the Royal Court for the London premiere of Brian Friels Faith Healer, \u2013 Michael Coveney, Financial Times, April 1983. On 15 February 2013, at the West Ends Gielgud Theatre she began a turn as Elizabeth II in the World Premiere of Peter Morgans The Audience, the show was directed by Stephen Daldry. In April she was named best actress at the Olivier Awards for her role, a further stage breakthrough came in 1994, in an Yvonne Arnaud Theatre production bound for the West End, when Bill Bryden cast her as Natalya Petrovna in Ivan Turgenevs A Month in the Country\nSalisbury [videos]\nSalisbury (various pronunciations, but locally , SAWZ-bree) is a cathedral city in Wiltshire, England, and the only \u2026\nImage: Salisbury Cathedral from Old George Mall\nA reconstruction of Old Sarum in the 12th century\nSalisbury Cathedral as seen from the motte at Old Sarum\nThe Great West Front of Salisbury Cathedral.\nScreen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role [videos]\nThe Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role is an award given by the \u2026\nTom Hanks won for his role in Forrest Gump (1994)\nRoberto Benigni won for his role in Life Is Beautiful (1998)\nImage: Russell Crowe Flickr Eva Rinaldi Celebrity and Live Music Photographer (2)\nRobert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester [videos]\nRobert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester (24 June 1532 \u2013 4 September 1588) was an English nobleman and the favourite and \u2026\nRobert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, c. 1564. 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She is the daughter of \u2026\nTyler in 2016\nTyler (center) with cast and crew at the premiere of Armageddon, Kennedy Space Center, Florida, 1998\nTyler at the premiere of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King in 2003\nTyler at the premiere of Super, 2010\nCate Blanchett [videos]\nCatherine Elise Blanchett, (born 14 May 1969) is an Australian actress and theatre director. She has received \u2026\nBlanchett at the San Diego Comic-Con in 2017\nBlanchett at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2007\nBlanchett at the 2011 Sydney Film Festival\nBlanchett at the Deauville American Film Festival in 2013\nGwyneth Paltrow [videos]\nGwyneth Kate Paltrow (born September 27, 1972) is an American actress, singer, and food writer. Following early \u2026\nPaltrow in 2011\nPaltrow at the 2000 Toronto International Film Festival\nPaltrow at a ceremony for receiving her Hollywood Walk of Fame star in December 2010\nPaltrow at the 84th Academy Awards in 2012\nGuildhall School of Music and Drama [videos]\nThe Guildhall School of Music and Drama is an independent music and dramatic arts school which was founded in 1880 in \u2026\nImage: Guildhall School logo\nRanulph Fiennes [videos]\nSir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, 3rd Baronet, OBE (born 7 March 1944), commonly known as Ranulph \"Ran\" Fiennes \u2026\nFiennes at the Celebrating Captain Scott's Legacy event in London, 2012\nHarry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film) [videos]\nHarry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is a 2009 fantasy film directed by David Yates and distributed by Warner Bros. \u2026\nThe Cliffs of Moher were used as the exterior of the Horcrux Cave.\nAlan F. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab to boldly go where no clown sweater has gone before | Main | here there be dungeons and dragons \u00bb\non the learning of lines and the telling of the story\nScene 15 is a little over three pages of intense dialog, some important character beats, and a fair amount of technobabble. We were supposed to shoot it tomorrow, but it was moved to this afternoon, so my plan to learn it tonight was pushed up by almost 24 hours.\nPeople always want to know how actors learn lines, and there isn't one correct answer, because we all do it in different ways: some of us learn by reading the script over and over again, some of us learn by performing the entire scene aloud by ourselves, some of us write the scene down, and some of us run lines with another person until we have the dialog in our heads.\nI learn my lines by understanding the scene, deciding what each line (or dramatic beat) is about, and then trying different things with my lines until I find the choice that makes the most sense. For example, last week we had a scene where I kept blanking on one of my lines. After a couple of takes I realized that I couldn't remember the line because I was doing the wrong thing with it, and that was making my brain short out. I can't tell you the actual line, but I can tell you that the acting choice -- which was wrong -- was Make An Offer. When I realized that Make An Offer was wrong, and Look For Permission was right, the scene came together, and we were done in two more takes.\nI also have to understand what's at stake in each scene. I need to know exactly what my character wants and needs, so I can make choices for him to get there. As I said on Twitter recently, I realized that Doctor Parrish's favorite thing in the world is \"I told you so.\" Evil Wil Wheaton's favorite thing in the world is, \"Ha! Gotcha, Sheldon Cooper.\" Cha0s' favorite thing in the world is, \"I know something you don't know, and never will know, because I am so much smarter than you.\" Knowing these things gives me a place to begin in every script, just like \"Don't Be A Dick\" gives me a place to begin every day in my real life.\nBut back to today's work. I learned today's scene by breaking down the entire thing into beats, and then placed those beats within the context of the rest of the episode (In Eureka, something fantastic usually happens in the first few pages, and the bulk of the show -- and the fun in each episode -- is spent figuring it out and fixing it) so I know what the stakes are.\nSome of the things Doctor Parrish is doing today:\nShare scientific insight.\nCorrect them. Again.\nAccuse him.\nSolve the Problem. Easily. (Jesus they're idiots.)\nHa! I told you so.\nIt's easy, while doing television, to just learn the lines and rely on instinct and experience with the character you've been playing for a long time to bring it all together. We never have enough time, and some of us are working 12 hours a day, five days a week, so there are times when we're just so burned out and exhausted, we simply don't have the energy to really dig in and do more than that. While there are some great actors who can do that and deliver brilliant performances, I'm not one of them. I don't want to miss any beats. I don't want to miss any nuances because I'm relying on instinct instead of complete understanding of the scene. For example, the beat I mentioned above, where I share scientific insight, was originally Share a good idea, but while I was playing with the scene last night and again this morning, I realized that it was more specific, and stronger, and more interesting to share scientific insight. Maybe the difference between the two choices is too subtle to matter in the final cut, but it's a significant difference to me, so I made the change.\nI guess I work a little harder than I have to, partially because I feel it's my responsibility as an actor to rise to the demands of the material and tell the story as fully as I can, but mostly because it's fun to break down a scene and find the strongest obvious and non-obvious choices that will tell the story the way it deserves to be told. The moments I live for -- the moments I love -- as an actor are the moments in rehearsal or during a take when I discover something about the character or the scene that wasn't aware of until the exact moment I found it ... just like real life, which is what we're aiming to recreate whenever we make up a story, even a story that's all about nano[REDACTED] and hyper[SPOILER] [SPOILER].\nPosted on May 17, 2011 at 01:31 PM in Eureka Season 5 | Permalink",
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        "raw_content": "You\u2019re makin\u2019 me blush!\nNugget No. 7\u2026 There is a new show on TV called GCB. It is a pretty scandalous show! Some have said that this show gives Christians a bad name! I disagree and I\u2019ll tell you why\u2026 I believe sometimes Christians give God a bad name. Whoever wrote the book which has now become a series on TV, got the idea from somewhere! It\u2019s sad to me that someone would be influenced by such a people who would \u2026call themselves Christians but engage in gossip, homosexuality, lying, manipulation, and ultimately hypocrisy! It saddens me that we have gotten so far away from God and have picked and chosen which scriptures we want to live by! It\u2019s as though many Christian live according to their own agenda\u2019s. This shows a complete lack of Faith in God\u2019s ability to take your last breath away! It shows a complete lack of thankfulness to our Heavenly father for everything He has done for us! Remember, narrow is the road that leads to righteousness and we as Christians, are supposed to be a light\u2026 A beacon of Love and hope to the world!! \u2665\nPrevious Do you see what I see?\nNext Still blushing! Oh my!",
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        "raw_content": "Part 1: BC, or Before Caroline\nJanuary 30, 2016 February 5, 2016 ~ wordsnotyetborn\nSitting near Gate 7 of Mineta International Airport there is nothing better to do than to spend my time beside a hot cup of coffee, doing nothing but looking at the phone for stock quotes and taking small sips of aromatic brew as I peruse the Internet and dabble my fingers in the latest breaking news in the business world. All this would be wonderful except this is not what I\u2019m doing, in front of me isn\u2019t articles about the latest opinions from economists about the state of the oil market or something I would truly enjoy, but a picture of a beautiful adolescent girl wearing a smile that would light up a dark room posing for her prom photo. You might think that staring at the face of a pretty young lady is better than reading any old boring article, but soon when you learn about my tortured history with her you will come to discover why I both dread and anticipate the events that will quickly unfold in about an hour or two.\nI sighed forlornly and continued to stare at that photograph, instead of a cup of coffee I am sipping a generic energy drink, but the large dose of caffeine even with taurine couldn\u2019t replace the cozy feel of a cup of burnt coffee that had been sitting on the coffee maker for half a day.\nMy continued staring of the picture drew attention from the woman sitting next to me who noticed my listlessness and incessant sighing and asked me, \u201cAre you okay?\u201d\nI turned my head to look at her, she looked back with a sympathetic face. Quickly I put away the phone into my inner coat pocket to hide the photo of the girl from her and said, \u201cYes, I\u2019m all okay.\u201d\nThe woman could have turned her back and that would be the end of our conversation, but instead she leans towards me and asked, \u201cDid you just get dumped by your girlfriend?\u201d\nSuddenly my senses all began to flare and I was brought out of my stupor, I looked at the lady with a sharp eye and asked, \u201cHow did you come to that conclusion?\u201d\n\u201cWell,\u201d she said, slowly inching her body away, \u201cbecause you looked sad and was staring at that photo of that lovely young lady.\u201d\nI said with a smirk on my face, \u201cThat lovely young lady happens to be my cousin Caroline.\u201d\nThe woman\u2019s eyes bulged in surprise, her body quickly retreated away as she said, \u201cSorry for the misunderstanding. 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It will take a long time for me to explain what happened between the two of us, so unless you have nothing better to do than hearing me tell my life story for the next few hours I rather you not inquire into this matter further.\u201d\n\u201cBut I do want to hear,\u201d the woman said with an interested smile, \u201cGo ahead Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream.\u201d I too began to smile in my own wily way, even though I knew the story that I was about to tell will be long and convoluted, I nonetheless enjoy the attention of complete strangers paying to details about my life, and am always ready to spin my twisted tales each time someone asks me to do so.\nEighteen years have passed since the earliest events of my story took place. I hadn\u2019t realized how much time has passed since I was a child, it seemed like only yesterday that I was running through the front lawn of my house barefooted and jumping through the sprinklers to relieve myself of the summer heat. It\u2019s funny how your memories becomes distorted when you grow older, you always remember things with nostalgia, certain childhood things that seemed to be of little significance becomes magnified. I remember the first time I played on a Pac Man machine, it was such an addictive experience I nearly forgot to eat dinner. But games like these are paltry compared to the ones you can play on computers nowadays, such as Halo and The Sims.\nNonetheless, I have seemed to veered off the main path of my story, this happens often because as my mind grows older it succumbs more to these distractions and diversions that the mind itself begins to generate. As I was saying, it was a long time ago, I was about the age of ten and my sister was about the age of fourteen. Something happens to girls when they turn fourteen, or thirteen, or twelve, or in some cases eleven \u2014 anyway, at whichever age girls enter puberty nowadays \u2014 which is getting younger and younger with fluorescent lights and beef hormones interfering with the endocrine system of adolescents\u2026anyway, when my sister was entering puberty a lot of, shall we say, interesting things were happening to her.\nShe was getting more moody, she was an emotional creature to begin with, something she had inherited from my mother and perhaps my father. I can\u2019t say definitively that my sister inherited anything from my father because my father separated from my mother since I was six years old and I did not get to know him well. For the most part I grew up in a den of estrogen-addled female relatives, my cousin wasn\u2019t yet filled with estrogen but in about four years of knowing her she will turn into a stereotypical woman, gaining the attributes that all women have, talkativeness, an absolute inability to hold attention to anything that does not involve fashion or other things of vanity, and the need to conspire with other woman on what they can do to improve the men they love, attributes that I\u2019m sure you don\u2019t have because you\u2019re better than any woman I\u2019ve met.\nAs I was saying before, at the age of fourteen my sister began displaying all symptoms of being a teenager, she was dressing so skimpy that she could appear in a rap video, the top of her dresser was cluttered with lipsticks, eyeshadow, hairspray, lotion, and an assortment of other beauty product that made the bathroom a repository of the cheap and flimsy, and so many boys were calling her it was a shame she didn\u2019t work at PBS, then they\u2019d never have to worry about going through Pledge Week every couple of months because my sister would receive so many phone calls from boys who would naturally pledge for the pleasure of merely talking to her.\nWe went to the doctor but he told us that there\u2019s no cure for puberty, since she is a girl castration is out of the question, so instead the doctor gave her birth control pills and discussed with her the dangers of herpes, gonorrhea, and all the other goodies that every mother will lecture to her daughter and every father will lecture to his son, if I had a father that is. My mother was not excited at the prospect that my sister might become a repository of STD\u2019s, but becoming a teenager at any era is not easy. I\u2019m certain even during caveman times there were pretty, teenage cavegirls that made the eyes of teenage caveboys from the cave next door pop out of their sockets, and during that time there weren\u2019t any pamphlets warning these cavepeople the risks of teenage pregnancy or chlamydia, yet mankind somehow managed to last to today, so the fear of dangerous activities that teenagers might or might not engage in are overblown at best and the paranoia of a morally overbearing society at worst.\nLeaving aside the issue of whether or not cavemen existed as something to be fought out between evolutionists and Bible-thumpers, I had difficulty understanding the new Emily (that\u2019s my sister\u2019s name). From my perspective she was meaner, louder and more impolite than the old Emily I had come to know and love. Before she began her transformation into a chatty, mushy-brain teenage girl we got along with one another. At school she defended me against the bullies and other of my schoolmates who were aggressive towards me, and at home acted as a buffer between me and my mother\u2019s stern discipline.\nBut ever since she left elementary school and entered into the tawdry melodramatic world of junior high something fundamental within her changed. Suddenly I became a burden to her, I was always her nerdy younger brother who disrupted her cordial meetings with her schoolgirl friends, embarrassing her in front of her closest confidants. When I was around her she often tried to shoo me away like a buzzing mosquito bent on sticking my proboscis into her supple flesh and drinking her precious iron-rich blood which she needed for menstruation.\nAt first I did not understand her behavior, I thought it strange that a close relative that I once loved had grown thorns to prick me whenever I try to approach her even in a friendly fashion. I could get an angry reply when I try to do as much as talk with her. Of course, at that time I hadn\u2019t developed an ability to effectively talk with girls. The truth is though that no man probably has ever had full capability to communicate with women but since it was my first attempt to do so I was especially in the dark. I guess I was an annoying little bastard when I was ten years old. I hunger for attention and would do anything to get it.\nOne tactic I used multiple times which absolutely drove the people who I used it on crazy was to ask the same question repeatedly, such as when my sister was lounging on her bed and reading a girly magazine I asked her, \u201cDo you want to see me put my entire hand in my mouth?\u201d\nWith a disgusted expression on her face she turned her head in my direction and answered, \u201cNo you little fucker, now fuck off!\u201d\nI knew how vehemently my mother felt when her children used language like this, but I was pleasant enough not to note this fact to Emily. \u201cHow about now?\u201d\nThe look of annoyance began to settle over her face and she said, \u201cFuck no.\u201d\n\u201cHow about now?\u201d I asked with a grin on my face.\nFurther exasperated by my intransigence, she began to have a look in her eyes like she was ready to kill me, then said with an added groan, \u201cFuck no.\u201d\n\u201cHow about now?\u201d I asked with the same level of enthusiasm as the previous two times.\nI paused to lull her into a false sense of security, then asked, \u201cHow about now?\u201d\nThis time she threw a pillow at me, I dodged and avoided it. With hands on her head as though she was suffering from a disabling headache, she asked me in an agonized voice, \u201cWhat part of \u2018Fuck no\u2019 don\u2019t you understand?\u201d\nSecretly I smiled and thought to myself, \u201cApparently I know what \u2018fuck\u2019 means, and I also know what \u2018no\u2019 means, but where do I put my penis?\u201d Yes, when I was a little kid I loved to annoy people, it was my raison d\u2019\u00eatre.\nThat was what I was like as a little kid. I was also fascinated by science as a child, when I went to the library I borrowed anything remotely related to space travel and astronomy, including science fiction. I also read more practical guides to astronautics. I memorized more names of space probes and satellites than anybody I have met so far. 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Like all women they don\u2019t care much for technology, unless it helps them to beautify or chat with their friends they have no care for anything remotely technological.\nI\u2019m not being chauvinistic and suggest that women lack the innate aptitude for the field of science and technology, I\u2019m merely saying that females differ from males in what they consider most important in life. Males prefer to sit in front of a plasma TV with a can of beer by their side (American brand only, men of our country don\u2019t want to drink beer brewed by emasculated, unpatriotic Canadians), while women prefer to stare at themselves vainly in the mirror and lament the minor imperfections in their faces.\nStereotypes aside, my mother understood how important it was to foster an attitude in children of appreciating science and did not comment on how much time I read books on the subject, or any other subject for which my interest was roused. But my sister often laughed at the fact that I spent more time staring at books than she spent staring idolatrously at young, gorgeous, virile men (although I doubt the masculinity of the Backstreet Boys).\nI was a bookworm when I was younger, but it was by far better than being the type of ditzy teenage girl my sister had grown to become. At the age of fourteen my sister was already experiencing \u2018boy troubles,\u2019 not that she had a boyfriend but that she was involved in a friendly competition between her and a friend over whether or not one of the most popular boys at her school was interested in her. Of course, competitions between females are never completely friendly, and it became the first time that she was introduced to the wonderful world of backstabbing between close friends.\nIn order to achieve dominance over the chicksphere and therefore win the heart of the most popular boy in school, she took to ruthlessly slandering the opposition, i.e. my sister (instead of bolstering her status by doing good deeds), a tactic which she had picked up doubtlessly from our politicians. She did so by breaking a vow of secrecy between her and my sister and showed her other schoolmates a videotape of my sister wetting her pants during the teacup ride at Disneyland. Her friends told more friends, and well, you know how words spread around in a place like junior high. Soon the video of my sister wetting her pants became the talk of the school, which was an embarrassment for Emily. Not only did the video show her with a large wet stain on the front of her pants, but also showed her crying and wailing like a baby before she knelt down and threw up on Goofy.\nShe was so devastated by her friend making this video public that she ran home from school, threw herself onto the bed, buried her head on the pillow and cried for about half an hour. I tried consoling her but to no avail, she took my suggestion that ten years from now we\u2019ll all laugh at this video not as an attempt to deprecate the defamatory nature of this video but interpreted that I too found the video to be funny and was laughing at her expense.\nShe was never appreciative of my attempts to help her in times of emotional stress. Even though siblings are usually natural enemies of one another, I did realize that she is a human being and like all Homo sapiens she experiences emotional distress that could be quite disheartening especially when there\u2019s no one to turn to for solace and support. I tried my best to support my sister whenever her emotional anguish became so great that she began to cry, but I had never been able to successfully communicate my sympathy for her. She often interpreted my attempts at lending a helping hand as overtures to insulting her during her times of emotional pain.\nCommunication has always been a problem for me, even though I studied information science in college I found that it provided absolutely no information for how to effectively communicate with other human beings. I\u2019ve learned how to mediate communication between computers but what holds true for silicon-based logic doesn\u2019t hold for carbon-based logic. Even though I\u2019ve always wanted a cordial relationship with my sister, somehow my attempts to communicate this idea to her have always failed; you could say that the communication channel between my sister and me suffers from a poor signal-to-noise ratio. Sometimes it felt as though my sister and I spoke different languages, it was as though we were mutually unintelligible dialects of C++, and our personalities are not compatible with one another; it was like she was operating on 5.0V with parity bit whereas I operated on 3.3V non-parity. Therefore never in the TWAIN did we meet, I was like an IBM formatted floppy disc in her Apple computer, and any attempt to have a serious conversation with her was like using a driver for an HP DeskJet 697c to run an Epson ActionPrinter 4000; all I get is gibberish. 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        "raw_content": "CA Supreme Court Rejects the \u201cDe Minimis\u201d Doctrine \u2014 Employers Must Now Pay for Every Minute Worked by an Employee\nCalifornia has some of the strictest and most complicated wage and hour laws in the nation. And guess what? They\u2019re even stricter and more complicated now after the California Supreme Court rejected the \u201cde minimis\u201d defense for employers in wage and hour disputes in California.\nWhat\u2019s the \u201cde minimis\u201d defense anyway?\nBeginning in 1961, federal labor law began to recognize that certain wage errors committed by employers were so trivial that the law would not get involved. Employers could round down a few seconds here, or a few minutes there, in order to make payroll administration easier and more efficient. As explained by one Court, when an employer\u2019s \u201cfailure to count such time is due to considerations justified by industrial realities,\u201d the employer would be excused for under-paying the employee these trivial amounts owed.\nBut not anymore. Not in California anyway. And not when \u201cminutes\u201d are involved.\nTroester v. Starbucks\nOn July 26, 2018, in a unanimous decision, the California Supreme Court ruled that \u201cde minimis\u201d doctrine could not be used by employers in California as a defense to wage and hour disputes. In reaching this decision, the Court ruled that California\u2019s employment laws and wage orders have never adopted the de minimis doctrine. Moreover, the Court ruled, allowing a de minimis defense would run contrary to the state\u2019s clear policy of interpreting California wage and hour laws in a manner that protects employees.\nThe issue in Troester was a Starbucks company policy that required the closing employee to clock out on a back office computer before the employee could initiate the store\u2019s \u201cclosing procedures\u201d on a separate computer. So the closing employee was not being paid for the brief time spent completing these closing procedures or activating the alarm, locking the doors, and walking co-workers to their cars \u201cin compliance with Starbucks\u2019 policy.\u201d In addition, there were some evenings when the closing employee would have to re-open the store briefly so that another employee could retrieve a purse or other property that had been accidentally left behind. None of this was counted as \u201chours worked\u201d by Starbucks and the closing employee was therefore never paid for this time.\nOver the plaintiff\u2019s 17-month period of employment, he calculated his unpaid time at 12 hours and 50 minutes. This translated to wages owing of $102.67 at the then-prevailing minimum wage. Even though this was a trivial amount of time lost per shift, and a small amount owed in total for a year and a half of work, the Court determined that Starbucks was obligated to count these minutes each shift and then pay the plaintiff for these minutes. When an employer \u201croutinely\u201d asks an employee to work \u201cminutes\u201d off the clock, the Court ruled, that is not de minimis. The employee was therefore entitled to be paid his full $102.67, plus interest, attorneys\u2019 fees, liquidated damages, waiting time penalties, civil penalties, and other sums due.\nIn Troester, the California Supreme Court left open the possibility that in some future case there may be some rounding or other employer action that results in a truly insignificant loss to the employee \u2014 like the seconds involved in reading an email, for example. But, where the employer was not counting \u201cseveral minutes\u201d per shift, as in Troester, the law demands that employers properly account for and pay the employee for all of those minutes.\nAs a result of the California Supreme Court\u2019s ruling, employers should review their time-tracking system to ensure that employees are being paid for every minute they are working. If your company uses a POS or punch clock or some other time-tracking system, try to locate the device where employees clock out as close to the exits as possible. If your company rounds employees\u2019 clock-in and/or clock-out times, now is probably a good time to end that policy and, instead, move to an electronic time-tracking system that tracks employees in and out times to the minute. Finally, if you have employees doing off-the-clock work, discipline them. Create a record that your company does not tolerate off-the-clock work.\nYou can read the California Supreme Court\u2019s decision in Troester v. Starbucks here.\nCategories: Compensation and Benefits, Employment Law Advice & Counsel Tags: CA Supreme Court, de minimis, Starbucks, Troester, wage and hour",
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The site calls itself a \u201csocial market place for the firearms community.\u201d\nCritics called the planned auction an insensitive move to profit from the slaying.\nZimmerman had told Orlando, Florida, TV station WOFL that the pistol was returned to him by the U.S. Justice Department, which took it after he was acquitted in Martin\u2019s 2012 shooting death.\nThe auction for the 9 mm Kel-Tec PF-9 pistol was to begin at 11 a.m. EDT Thursday and end 24 hours later.\nZimmerman\u2019s listing said a portion of the proceeds would go toward fighting what Zimmerman calls violence by the Black Lives Matter movement against law enforcement officers, combatting anti-gun rhetoric of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and ending the career of state attorney Angela Corey, who led Zimmerman\u2019s prosecution.\nThe listing ended with a Latin phrase that translates as \u201cif you want peace, prepare for war.\u201d\nZimmerman, now 32, has said he was defending himself when he killed Martin, 17, in a gated community near Orlando. 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        "raw_content": "Education a vote-changing issue: poll\nPhoto: The poll found education is a vote-changing issue for Canberra voters. (Anne-Christine Pouloulat, file photo: AFP)\nRelated Story: Labor funding for needy private students\nRelated Story: Libs promise to lift private school funding\nRelated Story: Labor promises new schools, upgrades\nRelated Story: Libs pledge to cut taxes, repeal rates rises\nThe Australian Education Union is using new polling results to push public education funding onto the ACT election agenda.\nThe AEU commissioned an independent polling company to conduct a 400-person telephone poll of ACT voters last week.\nIt found a third are currently undecided voters but almost three-quarters of those recognised an urgent need for more investment in local public schools.\nThree in four residents wanted public schools to be the priority for extra funding.\nBoth the Canberra Liberals and ACT Labor have pledged significant funding increases to private schools.\nThe ACT has the highest proportion of non-government school enrolments in Australia but the lowest level of funding.\nBut AEU ACT branch secretary Glenn Fowler says the results show public education has emerged as an election issue.\n\"ACT voters are poised to punish any party that fails to appreciate the importance of public education,\" he said.\nMr Fowler is calling on all parties to reaffirm their commitment to public education.\n\"People recognise public education is the only we we can ensure that every child gets a high quality education,\" he said.\nHe says it is early days, but it appears the Canberra Liberals are prioritising extra funding for private schools.\n\"Our poll tells us they've got this wrong in terms of the electorate,\" Mr Fowler said.\n\"Almost a quarter of Liberal voters say this could turn them away from the Liberals and we've got 48 per cent of undecided voters saying this would make them less likely to vote Liberal. Only 4 per cent said they would be more likely to vote Liberal.\n\"So we think they've completely misread the electorate here.\"\n'Strong commitment'\nBoth Chief Minister Katy Gallagher and Liberal leader Zed Seselja claim they have policies to satisfy voters' concerns about public education.\nIf re-elected, Labor will spend $18.5 million on non-government schools, with $11 million of that needs based funding for students.\nThe party has also committed $70 million over four years to upgrade older high schools, $4 million for professional development for teachers, and $22 million to assist students with learning disabilities and extra literacy and numeracy field officers.\nA new primary school would also be built in Coombs in the Molonglo Valley at a cost of $45 million, while $2.3 million would go to planning work for a primary school at Moncrieff in Gungahlin.\n\"There's a good understanding across Canberra that investment in public education actually benefits all education,\" Ms Gallagher said.\n\"So this survey done by the AEU really does support the commitments we've made to target our education funding on a needs basis and not just apply it blanket across the system.\n\"Funding for those needy schools in the non-government sector, it's for those kids that aren't achieving benchmarks, for students with disabilities, for students from a non-English speaking background, that's where we're going to get the best bang for our education buck.\"\nThe Canberra Liberals have pledged $30.4 million for non-government schools.\nThe party is also promising $36 million for government school upgrades, $5 million to increase the number of school counsellors in public schools, and $1.25 million for teacher professional development.\nMr Seselja says his party is proud of its policies.\n\"We don't shy away at all from our strong commitment to the non-government sector,\" he said.\n\"The non-government sector has been neglected. We're going to address that if we come into government.\n\"But we've also got very strong policies about upgrading public schools, more support for teachers and more school counsellors.\"\nTopics: public-schools, alp, liberals, elections, unions, act, canberra-2600",
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        "raw_content": "HOME \u00bb Maintain Certification \u00bb Professional Standing (Part 1) \u00bb Medical Professionalism\n\u201cProfessionalism is the basis of medicine's contract with society. It demands placing the interests of patients above those of the physician, setting and maintaining standards of competence and integrity, and providing expert advice to society on matters of health.\u201d1\n\u2014 Medical Professionalism in the New Millennium: A Physician Charter1\nProfessionalism is an essential element of being a good pediatrician.\nThe American Board of Pediatrics (ABP) endorses the Physician Charter, also known as the Charter on Medical Professionalism.1 Initially published in 2002 in the Annals of Internal Medicine, the charter outlines three fundamental principles and 10 professional responsibilities of medical professionalism. It serves as a reminder to physicians that the interests of patients rank above those of the physician.\nPhysician Charter (PDF)\nIn addition, the ABP asks program directors at the end of each year to certify that their trainees have achieved the competence in professionalism required to be eligible to take the certifying examination. To help program directors in this endeavor, the ABP\u2019s Education and Training Committee and the Association of Pediatric Program Directors (APPD) created Teaching, Promoting and Assessing Professionalism Across the Continuum: A Medical Educator's Guide2 in 2008. The guide was expanded in 2016 to address the needs of the continuum of learners from students, residents and fellows into continuous professional development.\nProfessionalism (PDF)\nPlease note that the PDF version of the professionalism guide will not be updated as frequently as the online version.\n1Project of the ABIM Foundation, ACP\u2013ASIM Foundation, and European Federation of Internal Medicine. Medical Professionalism in the New Millennium: A Physician Charter. Annals of Internal Medicine 2002; 136: 243-246. Accessed April 26, 2017, at http://annals.org/aim/article/474090/medical-professionalism-new-millennium-physician-charter.\n2American Board of Pediatrics. Education and Training Committee. Teaching, Promoting and Assessing Professionalism Across the Continuum: A Medical Educator's Guide. Accessed April 26, 2017 at https://www.abp.org/professionalism-guide.",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re visiting Japan as a tourist, it\u2019 is a good idea to consider purchasing a Japan Rail Pass \u2013 a very-cost effective solution for visitors that are planning to travel long distances. Due to the Japan Rail Pass already being heavily subsidized, no special discount is available for persons with disabilities. Additionally, wheelchair users should not buy the Green Pass as most Green Car carriages are not accessible.\nDesigned to stimulate the travel and tourist industry within the country, the JR Pass provides foreign visitors with unlimited use of JR trains for one, two or three weeks. It comes in two types \u2013 an ordinary and Green Car pass, with the latter being valid on the Green Cars that are generally more spacious and less crowded that ordinary train cars. The price of the ordinary JR Pass varies between around \u00a530,000 for 7-days and \u00a560,000 for a 21-day pass, and is a bit more affordable than the price of the Green JR Pass (around \u00a540,000 and \u00a580,000, respectively).\nThe Japan Rail Pass, whether it\u2019s ordinary or Green one, can be used on almost all JR-operated trains, including the Shinkansen, limited express, express, rapid and local trains, as well as local JR buses, the JR Ferry to Miyajima, and the Tokyo Monorail to and from Haneda airport. However, visitors should know that the JR Pass cannot be used on highway buses, JR-trains using non-JR tracks and other routes (check the official Japan Rail Pass website for full information).\nThe JR Pass can save you quite a lot of money if you\u2019re planning on traveling the country during the day. However, most night trains will require you to pay a supplemental fee, as the rail pass doesn\u2019t fully cover the railways\u2019 costs. There are some night trains that you can use your pass on without paying extra, so make sure to check these in advance.\nThe JR pass can be used only by foreign tourists and is therefore not available for sale in Japan. If you\u2019re a tourist or a short-term visitor, you\u2019ll have to purchase your Japan Rail pass before entering the country. You can obtain it online, through a travel agent or from any Japan-based airline, such as All Nippon Airways or Japan Airlines. Once payment is received, you\u2019ll receive a voucher which you can then exchange for your actual pass at the designated JR stations across Japan.\nTo exchange your voucher for a pass, present the voucher with your passport, fill in the application form and specify your desired first day of use. You can select any starting date, as long as it\u2019s within a one month period, but keep in mind that once the pass has been issued, the date cannot be changed.\nThe JR pass can be an incredibly cost-efficient option, but will only pay off if you\u2019re planning to travel around the country. The cost of the urban travel alone won\u2019t be enough to cover the price of the JR pass (even though Tokyo and Osaka are the two places where the pass might be useful for urban travel). To get an idea of how much money you can save, the 7-day pass costs about the same as a regular Shinkansen ticket for a round trip between Tokyo and Kyoto. If you travel or plan to travel less than that, you\u2019re probably better off with normal train tickets.\nHowever, if you\u2019re covering some long distances within a short period (7, 14 or 21 days), the JR pass will provide you with immense convenience and flexibility, in addition to saving saving you money. With the pass, you can ride trains whenever you want and spontaneously make side trips, without having to pay extra.\nAs the Japan Rail Pass is already heavily subsidized by the government, there is no special additional discount for those with disabilities.\nIf you are a wheelchair user, it is strongly recommended you get an ordinary JR Pass. On local and express lines, the Green Car is often a double-decked carriage and not wheelchair accessible. Additionally, the Green Car has no wheelchair accessible seating on the Shinkansen and wheelchair users will need to regular carriage \u2013 making a Green JR Pass meaningless.",
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        "raw_content": "This past week was marked by major protests in Jordan and a rise in remote violence between Israel and Gaza. A drop in political violence has been recorded in Iraq following the arrest of senior Islamic State (IS) figures over the past few weeks. Meanwhile, in Yemen intense clashes were reported on the front-lines, while in Aden conflict broke out between UAE-backed forces and Southern Resistance partisans.\nMassive demonstrations were reported this past week in Jordan against a recent tax increase and the proposed introduction of an income tax as part of the government\u2019s ongoing austerity policy (CNN, June, 4, 2018). These events mark an escalation in demonstrations against the IMF-backed austerity measures in the country. 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He is international player as he played for the DR Congolese senior team one years ago.\n#1. Cedric Kuakumensah (204-F-93, college: Brown, currently plays in France) led Souffelweyersheim to a victory over the ninth-ranked Feurs EF (2-2) 71-56 in the French NM1 (third division) last Saturday. He was MVP of the game. Kuakumensah recorded 19 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists; quite an impressive performance considering it's only his third season in pro basketball. BC Souffelweyersheim (4-0) is placed third in Group A. So far his team won all four games in the Regular Season. But the season just started, so everything may happen. It's Kuakumensah's first year with the team. Kuakumensah has relatively good stats this season: 13.3ppg, 7.3rpg and 1.8apg. He is a naturalized American. Strangely Kuakumensah has never played in DR Congo.\n#2. 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Mukubu scored only 3 points and grabbed 4 rebounds. It was his first game for Limburg United this season. His team is placed fourth in the Euromillions League. But there are still lots of games to play and it's a long way to go. Mukubu is another player who holds two passports: DR Congolese and Belgian.\n#4. Junior Etou (203-F-94, college: Tulsa, currently plays in Turkey). He could not help Sakarya BSB (0-1) to beat Turk Telekom (1-0). Etou recorded 8 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in 24 minutes. It was his first game for Sakarya BSB this season. The bottom-ranked Sakarya BSB lost 55-65 at home to the much higher-ranked (#7) Turk Telekom.\n#5. Moses Ehambe (198-G/F-86, agency: Octagon Europe, college: ORU, currently plays in France) was not able to help Le Portel in their game against Le Mans (2-2) in the French ProA. Ehambe did not beat the league record on Saturday evening. He recorded only 2 points. Le Portel was badly defeated 102-82 on the road by the lower-ranked Le Mans (#10). 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        "raw_content": "Dassault Unveils Falcon 6X\nby Mark Phelps\nThe Falcon 6X, a replacement for the 5X incorporates numerous improvements from that model. (Image: Dassault)\nDassault released details on its newest business jet, the Falcon 6X, during a day-long technical briefing today. The latest model is a replacement for the 5X, a project canceled due to multiple delays in the development of its proposed Snecma Silvercrest engines. The 6X will have Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D (\"D\" for Dassault) engines. The 13,000- to 14,000-pound-thrust PW800 family has logged more than 20,000 test hours. It has also been selected to power the Gulfstream G500, with the PurePower PW814GA, and the G600 with the PW815GA.\n\u201cI had no choice to stop the 5X program and find the best possible engine,\u201d chairman and CEO Eric Trappier told reporters gathered in the company\u2019s large Le Bourget hangar, where he unveiled a large model of the new 6X. He revealed that in 2015/2016 Dassault engineers began developing a Plan B for the Falcon 5X when the Silvercrest engine began experiencing problems with its high-pressure compressor. As the troubles intensified, the company took the opportunity to design an aircraft with more range and more space. Olivier Villa, Dassault\u2019s senior v-p of civil aircraft, told AIN, \"We talked with Pratt & Whitney Canada, and they modified their engine somewhat for us. And we adapted the airplane to match the engine.\"\nDassault today unveiled a model of its Falcon 6X, scheduled for entry into service in 2022. (Photo: Ian Sheppard)\nThe engines are far from the only change. The new twinjet will have a 20-inch-larger cabin, enabling either a larger aft lounge area or a choice of larger forward galley or a crew rest area. The 6X will also have a 300-nm range increase over the 5X (to 5,500 nm), and first deliveries are scheduled for 2022. As for commonality with the 5X, Villa said, \u201cMuch of the systems architecture will be retained\u2014the fly-by-wire system is one step beyond that of the 8X\u2014and there will be some commonality in the cockpit and the empennage. But otherwise, it is a thorough redesign.\u201d\nFor example, he said, though the aerodynamics of the wing remain, heavier loads required significant changes. \u201cThere are no common parts,\u201d Villa said. He also added that the extra fuel required for the additional range caused Dassault to switch to a nitrogen-based fuel pressurization system. \u201cWe were first to have a pressurized fuel system, which is safer for crossfeeding. And our experience with military aircraft led us to add a nitrogen system for the 6X. It\u2019s a first for a business jet, and the ultimate in fuel system safety,\u201d he said.\n\u201cIt wasn\u2019t something we wished,\u201d said Villa of the 6X program, \u201cbut we\u2019re excited by the capability, and customers have responded enthusiastically.\u201d\nUTC Aerospace Systems (UTAS) will supply the nacelle system for the 6X, including an inlet, fan cowls, thrust reverser and an engine build-up system. \u201cThis program will enable us to bring the many new nacelle system technology advancements we\u2019ve developed and matured for large commercial aircraft over the last 15 years to the business and corporate jet market,\u201d said UTAS Aerostructures president Marc Duvall.\nTrappier noted that most customers switched from the 5X to 7X and 8X as they \u201cdidn\u2019t want to wait,\u201d but some are in contract negotiations now to switch to the 6X. He expects some to be finalized in \u201cthe next few days.\u201d The price will be about the same as the 5X, $47 million \u201cin 2018 economic conditions.\u201d\nIan Sheppard, Sean Broderick, and Guillaume LeCompte-Boinet contributed to this article.\nhttps://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/business-aviation/2018-02-28/dassault-unveils-falcon-6x",
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        "raw_content": "Profile: Sayed Hassan Nasrallah\nSayed Hassan Nasrallah is the secretary-general of Hezbollah (Party of God), the Lebanese political party and Shia Muslim community\u2019s dominant political bloc.\nNasrallah steered a complex exchange of prisoners with Israel\nBorn in 1960 in East Beirut, Nasrallah from a young age was described as a remarkable student devoted to the teachings of Islam.\nIn 1975, the Lebanese civil war forced his family to return to their ancestral home in the south Lebanon village of Bazzouriyeh.\nThere Nasrallah, 15, joined the Amal movement, a political and paramilitary organisation representing Shia in Lebanon.\nFrom south Lebanon, young Nasrallah travelled to Najaf, Iraq, for Quranic studies at a seminary.\nIn 1978, Nasrallah and other Shia clerics and students considered by the Baath government to be \"radical\" were forced to leave Iraq and return to Lebanon.\nNasrallah then studied and taught at Amal leader Sheikh Abbas al-Musawi's school.\nIn 1982, after the Israeli invasion, Nasrallah followed Musawi out of Amal and into an umbrella organisation called Hezbollah.\nHezbollah is backed by Iran.\nHezbollah is widely credited with\nevicting Israel from Lebanon\nIn 1992, the Israeli military assassinated al-Musawi along with his wife and three children.\nNasrallah, at the request of Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, took over the movement's leadership.\nUnder Nasrallah's leadership, Hezbollah became a serious opponent of the Israeli forces in southern Lebanon.\nHis standing in the country was strengthened after his son was killed by Israeli forces in 1996.\nIsraeli withdrawal\nHezbollah attacks on the Israeli armed forces were an important factor in Israel's decision to withdraw from south Lebanon in 2000.\nThe achievement has greatly bolstered the party's national political standing.\n\"I don't believe in the state of Israel as a legal state because it was founded on occupation\"\nSayed Hassan Nasrallah\nHezbollah secretary-general\nAfter the Israeli withdrawal, Nasrallah was at the helm of a complex exchange of prisoners with Israel, resulting in hundreds of Palestinian and Hezbollah members being freed and bodies of fighters returned to Lebanon.\nHezbollah's position, along with that of Syria and the Lebanese government, is that the Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon is not complete, with Lebanon claiming sovereignty over the Shebaa Farms.\nThe UN says the border area is an Israeli-occupied Syrian land unless Beirut and Damascus amend their border.\n'Continued resistance'\nNasrallah continues to call for the \"continued resistance\" against Israeli occupation of Lebanon.\nHe is also a strong opponent of the state of Israel.\n\"I don't believe in the state of Israel as a legal state because it was founded on occupation,\" he said in an interview in 2000.\nNasrallah, who lives in south Beirut, is married and has three children.\nThe Hezbollah chief is said to enjoy reading the memoirs of political figures. He has read Ariel Sharon's autobiography, as well as Binyamin Netanyahu's A Place Under the Sun.",
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        "raw_content": "Sarkozy presses China on yuan value\nFrench president begins state visit to China with economic ties topping agenda.\nEconomic relations are topping the agenda for the French president's state visit [AFP]\nSimilar calls have been coming from the US, where politicians in congress have been threatening punitive action against Chinese exporters unless Beijing changes its yuan policy.\n\"We need to arrive at currency rates that are harmonious and fair,\" Sarkozy said after talks on Monday with his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao.\nHu himself made no public comment on the currency issue.\nEconomic relations are topping the agenda for the French leader's first visit to China since becoming president.\nBut the French president has also warned Beijing not to ignore the environmental costs of its rapid economic development.\nIn an address shortly after arriving in the Chinese capital on Sunday evening he said that China's growth \"must not and cannot happen at the expense of the world environment.''\n\"If not, what would be the good of developing?\" he said.\nSarkozy is the latest in a line of world leaders\neager to tap China's booming economy [AFP]\nSarkozy is accompanied on his visit by a large delegation of business leaders underscoring the focus of the visit on boosting economic ties.\nFollowing Monday's talks between Hu and Sarzoy, French state-owned nuclear energy group, Areva, said it had signed an $11.6bn deal with China for two pressurised water nuclear reactors.\nThe deal, signed at a ceremony attended by the two presidents, also includes more than decade of fuel to power the reactors.\n\"It's a record. In the history of the civilian nuclear industry, there's never been a deal of this magnitude,\" Areva chief executive Anne Lauvergeon told reporters after the signing ceremony.\nIn a separate announcement, Toulouse-based aircraft manufacturer Airbus said it had signed contracts to sell 160 passenger jets to China in a deal worth about $14.8bn.\nIn addition, China agreed to take a 5 per cent risk-sharing stake in the development of the A350.\nThe $10 billion airliner project is Airbus's attempt to catch up with Boeing's next generation 787 jet in the fast-growing mid-sized aircraft market.\nAirbus has been eager to secure a slice of China's rapidly growing aviation market in its global battle with US rival Boeing.\nBoth companies have said they expect China to become the world's second-biggest aircraft market after the United States, with airlines buying up to 2,600 new aircraft over the next two decades.",
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        "raw_content": "New Sri Lankan leader calls for unity amid ethnic rift\nMaithripala Sirisena says nation has failed to heal divisions between ethnic groups since end of brutal civil war.\nSri Lankans celebrated their country's 67th independence anniversary amid ethnic divisions [AFP]\nSri Lanka's president has acknowledged that the country has failed to heal deep, lingering divisions between ethnic groups since the end of the nation's brutal civil war five years ago and called for national reconciliation.\nPresident Maithripala Sirisena's Independence Day speech on Wednesday was a sharp departure from those of his predecessor, Mahinda Rajapaksa, who typically celebrated the country's military victory over the Tamil Tigers after a quarter century of conflict.\n\"The biggest challenge today is to unite the hearts of the people of the north and south through a national reconciliation process for coexistence,\" he said.\nThe rebels, defeated in May 2009, were based in the northern and eastern parts of the country and were fighting for an independent state.\n\"It is not proper to point fingers at each other,\" Sirisena continued. \"All political parties and leaders who governed this country must look at themselves and meditate on their role and look to the future.\"\nSirisena defeated Rajapaksa, his former ally, in a surprise election victory in January.\nSince his election, Sirisena has announced several measures to promote reconciliation, including the release of private lands occupied by the military during the civil war in the north and freeing rebel suspects detained for many years without trial. He also sacked a former military official as governor of the northern province, replacing him with a civilian officer.\nHis speech also comes weeks before the United Nations Human Rights Council is scheduled to release a report on war crimes allegations against the Sri Lankan government and the defeated Tamil Tiger rebels in the final months of the fighting.\nA \"declaration of peace\" was also read out at the ceremony, paying respect to all people killed in the civil war and pledging not to allow such a conflict to occur again.",
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        "raw_content": "Connecticut Medical Laboratory Technician Training Program\nConnecticut Medical Technician Education and Degrees\nThere are few degree program options in Connecticut colleges because of the lack of state licensure, but there are several laboratory science programs at the bachelor\u2019s degree level and a few training programs at institutes across the state in laboratory technology. In Connecticut, medical technician training is often done online as there are a number of accredited distance-learning programs that offer a comprehensive education. There are several external degree programs at the national level that offer a good combination of academics and hands-on experience. The availability of hands-on laboratory experience in any medical technology program should equal close to 50% of the overall program delivery.\nBetween the two certifying agencies that offer a wide variety of continuing education opportunities, and the conferences, workshops, and local training offered by hospitals, laboratories, and professional organizations in Connecticut, med techs have ample means to access the number of training hours they need to maintain their certifications.\nBecause of the lack of licensure in Connecticut, technicians are not held to any specific continuing education requirement by the state. Both national certification agencies, however, have specific requirements for certificate renewal. The ASCP requires participation in a maintenance process that outlines 36 points that they must earn to renew their certificates, and offers a continuing education program that provides a variety of delivery mechanisms. The AMT offers a similar process that helps techs track the required 45 points they need every three years.\nThe medical technology industry expectation for medical technicians is national certification. There are two primary agencies that offer this certification, and they both require similar amounts of education and training as well as a board examination that covers both theory and clinical aptitude.\nBack to Top | Connecticut Medical Technician Training",
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        "raw_content": "American Heating Company Blog - Industrial Heating Information & Insight From Industry Professionals\nAt American Heating Company, we have decades of experience designing, producing, and distributing high quality, American-made industrial heating equipment to facilities in a variety of industries. We pride ourselves on being leaders in our field, and are glad to share our knowledge about industrial heating products.\nHere on our industrial heating blog, you\u2019ll find a collection of resources and articles related to all aspects of industrial heating \u2013 from thermal fluid heaters and industrial heating systems to industry trends and upcoming events.\nFeel free to browse and check back frequently, as our blog is updated regularly! Have a question you\u2019d like answered? Contact us and let us know!\nAsphalt plants can consume a ton of energy through their everyday operations. With energy costs on the rise, many facilities are looking for ways to reduce their energy consumption in order to reduce costs and increase overall efficiency. Fortunately for plant managers, there are a number of strategies that can be implemented in order to \u2026 Read more \u00bb\nWhen it comes to buying industrial heating equipment, most plant managers have a lot on their minds. Deciding whether to purchase new equipment or repair the old equipment, choosing between new and used heaters, selecting an industrial heating equipment provider, establishing a budget for the investment in new equipment\u2026 the list goes on and on. \u2026 Read more \u00bb\nANSI and ASME are both important organizations within the industrial heating industry. They each play integral roles in developing the codes and standards that govern the industry. As a result, many people don\u2019t understand the differences between the two, or realize that these organizations are actually two distinct non-profits that work separately to have an \u2026 Read more \u00bb\nDuring discussions about updating or upgrading industrial heating equipment, retrofitting is a topic that often comes up. From repairing existing systems to repurposing old equipment for another purpose, retrofitting is an option that many plants and facilities are interested in exploring. If you\u2019re looking to extend the life of an existing piece of equipment, retrofitting \u2026 Read more \u00bb\nHot oil heating systems outperform steam boilers in a number of ways. From efficiency and maintenance to safety, there are a number of reasons why hot oil heating systems are better than steam when it comes to industrial heating. Despite the many benefits of hot oil heating, facilities in a variety of industries that involve \u2026 Read more \u00bb\nWhile equipment malfunction or failure is sometimes the cause of unexpected plant shutdowns, equipment operator error is one of the most common causes for plant operations to come grinding to a halt. In many industries, plant operator and employees often have very hands-on roles in the equipment processes taking place on a daily basis. As \u2026 Read more \u00bb\nImplementing a new industrial thermal fluid heating system in your facility is a big undertaking. From selecting the right industrial heating system to finding a heating equipment manufacturer you can trust and rely on, it can take months \u2013 if not years \u2013 to choose and move forward with purchasing the equipment you need. But \u2026 Read more \u00bb\nKeeping a plant up and running on a daily basis is no small feat. There are many pieces that must be accurately in place and many people who must perform their roles to a T in order to keep things moving smoothly and efficiently in the right direction. While some facilities struggle with this more \u2026 Read more \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "August 28, 2018 by Adriane Gillies-Read 1 Views\nIn many ways, the logistics industry presents the perfect conditions for the user of cloud-based analytics. Logistics companies have to take into account reams of complex and constantly changing factors that influence their decision making on a minute-to-minute basis. Global supply chains now have more players, are more complex, and are generating more data points than ever before. Added to this, the industry is also seeing a higher level of competition with the traditional suppliers losing ground to smaller, more agile companies.\nAll of these challenges can be dealt with far better by adopting a cloud-based model of data analytics. Cloud solutions have reached a point where the technology is developed enough, and cheap enough, that they are accessible to all. So how does cloud-based analytics help?\nOne of the primary benefits of cloud-based analytics is being able to collect, analyse and gain insights from data in near real-time. Operating in a global environment means logistics companies need to be able to react quickly to any changes in supply or demand. Extreme weather or geopolitical events can also have significant adverse effects on supply chains and routes. Being able to react to such obstacles quickly can make, or break, margins.\nOperating in the cloud means this analysis can happen in near real-time. No waiting on locally stored data to then be transferred between other data silos and between departments. This also grants a greater level of reliability. Should connection be lost from any data storage then nothing will be lost as it will all be securely interred in the cloud.\nThe accessibility of cloud-based analytics is also a significant boost for logistics companies. The global and mobile nature of the modern logistics industry means that companies are rarely ever based in one location. Meaning that any analytics solution that is based in a single location is also now obsolete.\nCloud-based analytics means logistics providers can access the same data from wherever they are in the world, and from any device. This is great news for companies that have a multi-national operation, and also fantastic that those that need to keep an eye on things on the move. Access from mobile devices, with a sufficient internet connection, means insights really can be gained anywhere.\nMaking data analytics tools more accessible through basing them in the cloud is a smart move for logistics companies. The increase in access does carry some risk with it though. It is simply a case of too many cooks spoiling the broth. Because more data is collected than ever before and can now be analysed in more and increasingly complex ways there is a risk of creating data chaos.\nThe same tools that cause this risk also give companies greater control, however. Operating in the cloud means a central \u2018control\u2019 version of data can be managed and disseminated from there. When decisions can be made on the smallest of changes and margins are so tight, it is essential that logistics companies are working from the same page. Cloud-based analytics grants this ability. On-site hosting methods simply would not be able to keep up.\nModern data analytics tools work better in the cloud. It is as simple as that. Unlike older iterations, they are designed to operate there. The benefits for the logistics industry, with its global, mobile and constantly evolving nature are plentiful. Cloud-based analytics grants outstanding accessibility and flexibility whilst still retaining strong central controls. Logistics companies must now adapt to so many influences that cloud-based analytics are becoming essential.\nPosted By Adriane Gillies-Read, Marketing Manager on August 28, 2018\nPosted in Cloud Analytics Tagged Analytics Cloud Logistics\nHow To Be An SAP BusinessObjects Consultant, Part One\nAnalytics Cloud Logistics",
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        "raw_content": "EON Foundation Gathers $5 Million For Blockchain Gaming\nPalo Alto and Singapore-based blockchain gaming company EON Foundation has now raised $5 million in seed funding to start up an initiative it calls the EON Protocol. That will effectively center around the development of new ways for game makers operating on the blockchain to find new players to enjoy their games. However, the tech company plans to accomplish that while also lowering the cost to developers and building out its own decentralized game network called EON Network. The $5 million funding round, meanwhile, was led by Cherubic Ventures, Wei Guo, and Feng Li. That network is expected to launch at some point in 2019 with guidance for the efforts coming in part from a team assembled from Zynga, Facebook, and USC GamePipe Lab.\nAccording to EON Foundation's CEO and co-founder Aron Lyu, the driving force for this project is primarily the company's own blockchain-based game. Launched earlier in the year, Crypto Alpaca already has around 200,000 registrants. That's a decentralized pet-raising title which, at a glance, doesn't seem too dissimilar to others in the category. One key difference is that, unlike those other titles, players aren't just rewarded for breeding up a unique aesthetic for their creatures. Instead, Crypto Alpaca rewards players for doing well in the game, bringing it much closer to more traditional gaming mechanisms. Lyu sees that solid first-year growth as a sign that decentralized gaming could grow into a much bigger industry than it already is. EON Protocol is meant to generate a \"publicly-accessible system of smart contacts.\" That will serve as a foundation for traffic flow between developers and gamers and offer an easy way for games to be launched on the various blockchains - such as Ethereum or EOS.\nThat's needed, EON Foundation says, to address the fact that publishing, attracting an audience, and turning a profit work completely differently on a blockchain. At the same time, the EON Network will join those other blockchains as another platform for developers to launch their titles on. Games which integrate EON Protocol will also be published on EON Network and will make use of EON, EON Foundation's token. As mentioned above, the company's current plan is to bring all of that together by early 2019, positioning itself among the foundational members in the new wave of blockchain-based services.\nSource: PRNewswire Via: SiliconANGLE",
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        "raw_content": "Des Plaines Auto Accident Attorney\nHomeDes Plaines Auto Accident Attorney\nDes Plaines Accident Lawyers Dedicated To Getting Results\nAlthough motor vehicle accidents happen every day, each one tends to be complicated in its own right, especially if you are dealing with complex injuries and/or wrongful death, resulting from someone else\u2019s negligence. And these accidents are on the rise every year, especially as safety regulations governing our roads are eliminated and sources for distracted driving (such as technology) are on the rise.\nIf you\u2019ve been injured or a loved one has been killed in an accident, regardless of the circumstances, it is wise to consult with an experienced auto accident attorney to ensure that your rights are protected and any compensation you need in order to address medical bills, lost wages, and any pain and suffering is sought.\nAt Arami Law Office, we\u2019ve been practicing in auto accident-related law here in Illinois. With that level of experience, we\u2019ve built a reputation for excellent amongst our clientele in Des Plaines and surrounding areas. We\u2019ve also managed to build relationships and get to know the ins and outs of the local court system, to the benefit of our clients, and pride ourselves on providing that one-on-one attention that allows our clients to know that their case is important to us. Contact us today for a free consultation and learn more about how we can help.\nAn Auto Accident Can Change Your Life\nDepending upon the circumstances of the accident, any auto-related accident can involve life-changing injuries, especially those where one person is significantly less protected than the other, such as truck, motorcycle, pedestrian, and bicycle accidents. This is especially the case if the accident involved reckless and/or distracted driving, drunk driving or wrongful death.\nIllinois Law Protects You\nMany of those who\u2019ve never been in an accident before don\u2019t know where to start, especially if the other driver is responsible and thus their insurance policy now needs to cover your damages, including any medical bills. Things can get especially tricky if the damage to your vehicle, the total medical costs, etc. exceed the amount of coverage that the other driver has, giving rise to the need to make a claim against that individual so that you can go on with your life without having to worry about personally covering all of the many expenses that have resulted from the accident. In Illinois, you are entitled to recoup your medical costs, any lost wages, pain and suffering, any disability and/or disfigurement suffered, and what is called \u201closs of a normal life.\u201d\nWhen you contact Arami Law Office, you speak directly with us. We pride ourselves on the one-on-one intimate relationships we build with our clients and the trust they place in us. Having handled these cases in Des Plaines and surrounding areas; we are ready to deal with all of the parties involved, and to provide you with the reassurance that we have you covered.",
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        "raw_content": "Parkville parish begins 75th anniversary celebration\nCardinal Edwin F. O\u2019Brien helped St. Ursula, Parkville, gear up its 75th anniversary April 28, when he celebrated Mass at the parish that was established in 1937.\nParishioners and guests then moved across Harford Road to the St. Ursula School auditorium for a social that included Father Stephen E. Hook, pastor; former pastor Monsignor James A. Farmer; and pastor emeritus Monsignor A. Thomas Baumgartner.\nThey were joined by area clergy and Sister of Notre Dame de Namur Joan Kelly, principal of St. Ursula School.\nThe parish has scheduled other events for the anniversary year.\nOn June 10, after noon Mass, it will hold a picnic at nearby Double Rock Park. On Aug. 25, it will be host to a Crab Feast in its Spiritual Center, after 5 p.m. Mass. The anniversary year will culminate with Feast of St. Ursula Celebration Oct. 21, after 11 a.m. Mass in the school auditorium.\nFor more information, telephone 410-665-2111.",
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        "raw_content": "Studio O+A named Designers of the Year by Contract magazine\n\u00a9 Cesar Rubio\nStudio O+A, principals Verda Alexander and Primo Orpilla, were named this week by Contract magazine as the 2011 Designers of the Year. Known for designs such as the Facebook Offices in Palo Alto, the award is recognition of Studio O+A\u2019s consistency of bringing creative quality design to start-ups and venture firms in Silicon Valley.\nComplete press release following the break.\nContract magazine has named Studio O+A principals Verda Alexander and Primo Orpilla as Designers of the Year for 2011. The magazine gives this award annually to individuals whose work and practice raise the standard for excellence in commercial design and exhibit tremendous potential for ongoing contributions to the industry. The award will be presented at the 32nd Annual Interiors Awards Breakfast, hosted by Contract on January 28, 2011 at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City. Previous winners of the award include Shigeru Ban, Shashi Caan, Michael Graves, William McDonough, Peter Pfau, and David Rockwell.\n\u00a9 David Wakely\nAlexander and Orpilla founded Studio O+A in 1991. With a staff of about 15, the San Francisco\u2013based interior design firm has become well-known for workplace design for technology clients, including eBay, Facebook, PayPal, and Yelp, as well as for companies such as Emergence Capital Partners and Levi Strauss & Co.\nWith so many clients devoted to innovation, the firm\u2019s strategy has always been to push the boundaries of the work environment. \u201cThere\u2019s a new generation of workers today who grew up on social networking, and they\u2019re open to a very transparent, open work environment,\u201d says Orpilla. \u201cSo we look at workplaces as large collectives, with different specialties that can be either grouped for cross-pollination or sequestered in different areas, all within an open plan space.\u201d\nAt the same time, the firm customizes its designs for each client\u2014often using technology in unconventional ways.\u201cWe try to understand the company that we\u2019re working for and embed their philosophy in the design,\u201d says Alexander. \u201cWe\u2019ve actually used social networking in our design process to poll wide groups of workers to get input into the design process.\u201d\nAlexander received a Masters in Landscape Architecture from U.C. Berkeley in 1992 and a Masters of Fine Arts from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2007. Orpilla received a Bachelors of Science in interior design from San Jose State University in 1988.\nContract editor-in-chief Jennifer Busch and the magazine\u2019s editors selected the firm for the honor. The January/February issue of Contract features Alexander and Orpilla on the cover and includes an article about their work.\nArticles Architecture NewsStudio O+A\nCite: Kelly Minner. \"Studio O+A named Designers of the Year by Contract magazine \" 06 Feb 2011. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/109690/studio-oa-named-designers-of-the-year-by-contract-magazine/> ISSN 0719-8884",
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        "raw_content": "It's that time of year again-- I think we can officially say its \"Holiday Season,\" here in the US. (I know, I know... I saw a Christmas-themed ad for an ubiquitous, coffee shop the day after Halloween, but it felt like a complete farce to see snow and peacoats in the face of our beautiful, temperate November weather.) And this week is the annual gluttony fest that we all know and love - Thanksgiving.\nEvery year, wine writers seem to bend over backwards to put a new spin on that tired trope of what wines to drink with the meal. If you've been in the game of reading about wine for any amount of time, you can probably guess the few that will be trotted out-- the old standards being Pinot Noir and Zinfandel. If you're one of the trendy kids on the block, you've probably got a magnum of Beaujolais Villages stashed away for the day. Maybe a Zweigelt if you're feeling extra punchy. Yeah, yeah, these are all good options, but you know what? It doesn't really matter what you choose to drink for Thanksgiving.\nRegardless of the origins of the holiday, I'm pretty down with the white-washed, grade-school level best sentiments. It's easy to forget to be grateful for the good things in our lives, and I think there's a lot of value in openly stating what we're thankful for. As for me, I'm just happy to be able to sit down and share conversation and nourishment with my loved ones. And that's more important than any bottle of wine.\n(But if you must know, I'm probably going to be drinking our 2016 Syrah.)\nI know you're all going to be asking how the harvest went before too long, so here's the update:\nWe brought in 75 tons this year - less than the past two years, but a nice manageable number of tons. 25% of that became white wine, 10% went to rose, and the remaining 65% was red. And fun fact about the white wine -- that was entirely estate fruit! Get ready for Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, and Malvasia Bianca from Turkey Creek.\nThe length of the harvest was just about the same as in years past, but started a bit earlier than last year. I'd say from a picking perspective, this year was more challenging in years past-- we wound up dodging the monsoons a bit more during red season than we typically do, and had to postpone a few picks due to vines taking up too much water and diluting the fruit. And as for the whites, we picked the Viognier earlier than we typically would due to sunburn. That's right - fruit can get sunburned just like humans.\nOne of the most exciting aspects of the vintage, for me, was that we got our cellar centrifuge up and running. I'll be doing a longer post on this, but what this means is that we were able to improve our yields quite a bit and free up much needed fermentation tank space much more quickly than we have in the past few harvests. In subsequent years when we're back up to higher incoming tonnage, this will be a huge boon to us. I can't wait to keep using it.\nThose are the highlights! Well, the wines are the highlights, but you'll just have to wait for those. ;)",
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        "title": "FTC v. Penn State Hershey Medical Center: Speedbump or Roadblock for FTC\u2019s Hospital Merger Winning Streak? | Publications and Presentations | Arnold & Porter",
        "raw_content": "FTC v. Penn State Hershey Medical Center: Speedbump or Roadblock for FTC\u2019s Hospital Merger Winning Streak?\nBy Peter J. Levitas Bryan M. Marra\nOn May 9, 2016, District Judge John E. Jones III of the Middle District of Pennsylvania denied the Federal Trade Commission\u2019s (FTC) and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania\u2019s motion for a preliminary injunction against Penn State Hershey Medical Center and PinnacleHealth System. The FTC was seeking to halt any moves by the hospitals toward consummation of their proposed merger pending the completion of the FTC\u2019s full administrative trial on the merits of the transaction, which was previously slated to begin on May 17. Judge Jones rejected the FTC\u2019s request based on a finding that the proffered geographic market definition was \u201cunrealistically narrow and does not assume the commercial realities faced by consumers in the region.\u201d While the decision on the geographic market was dispositive of the motion, Judge Jones\u2019 opinion goes on to criticize the FTC in unusually pointed language, expressing the view that the litigation brought by the FTC could be considered \u201cno small irony [when] the same federal government under which the FTC operates has created a climate that virtually compels institutions to seek alliances such as the Hospitals intend here.\u201d1\nThere are a number of other aspects of the opinion likely to raise concerns within the FTC and thus it is not entirely surprising that the FTC is taking the relatively unusual route of appealing the decision to the Third Circuit, and focusing the appeal on alleged defects in Judge Jones\u2019 geographic market analysis.2 In light of the district court\u2019s ruling, and in order to give the parties time to determine how to proceed, the Commission has granted a continuance of the administrative trial until June 1.3 The district court, in response to the FTC\u2019s request for a stay, has extended the existing temporary restraining order until May 27.4\nPenn State Hershey Medical Center (Hershey) is a 551-bed hospital located in Hershey, Pennsylvania, which offers a wide range of medical services, including tertiary and quaternary care. PinnacleHealth System (Pinnacle) operates three hospitals in central Pennsylvania totaling 646 licensed beds. Pinnacle\u2019s facilities are all community hospitals focused on general acute care services, though they also offer some higher-acuity services.5\nHershey and Pinnacle signed a letter of intent for a proposed merger in June 2014 and received final board approval for the transaction in March 2015. Following a nine-month investigation, the FTC filed administrative and civil complaints to block the transaction in December 2015.\nThe FTC\u2019s complaint alleged that the transaction would \u201ccreate a dominant provider of general acute care inpatient hospital services in the Harrisburg [Pennsylvania] area\u201d and was likely to lead to \u201cincreased healthcare costs and reduced quality of care for over 500,000 local residents and patients.\u201d6 The FTC alleged that the relevant geographic market in which to assess the transaction was four counties described as the \u201cHarrisburg Area,\u201d an area \u201croughly equivalent to the Harrisburg Metropolitan Statistical Area.\u201d7 In defining the alleged geographic market, the FTC noted that \u201cpatients choose to seek care close to their homes or workplaces\u201d and that hospitals outside the Harrisburg Area were not meaningful competitors because they \u201cdraw very few patients from the Harrisburg Area.\u201d8 Further, the FTC argued that patient preferences for local care meant that insurers would have difficulty marketing a health plan network in the Harrisburg Area consisting of hospitals from outside the Harrisburg Area.9\nThe FTC further alleged that Hershey held a 36% share and Pinnacle a 40% share in the purported \u201cHarrisburg Area\u201d geographic market, meaning the combined entity would control approximately 76% of the market post-transaction.10 If one accepts the proposed market and shares, the transaction would result in increases in market concentration well in excess of Horizontal Merger Guidelines thresholds, creating a presumption the merger was likely to create or enhance market power.11\nFollowing briefing on the FTC\u2019s preliminary injunction motion and a five-day evidentiary hearing in April, the court issued its ruling.\nUnder Section 13(b) of the FTC Act, a court may issue a preliminary injunction to enjoin a transaction \u201c[u]pon a proper showing that, weighing the equities and considering the Commission\u2019s likelihood of ultimate success, such action would be in the public interest.\u201d12 In assessing the likelihood of the FTC succeeding on its claim under Section 7 of the Clayton Act, the court noted it was \u201cessential that the FTC identify a credible relevant market before a preliminary injunction may properly issue.\u201d13\nThe parties both agreed the relevant product market was general acuity services sold to commercial health insurers and thus the dispute, as is typically the case in hospital mergers, focused on the relevant geographic market. The court noted that the \u201cend goal in this analysis is to delineate a geographic area where, in the medical setting, few patients leave\u2026and few patients enter\u201d, i.e., an area from which the defendant hospitals draw the bulk of their patients, with few patients entering from outside that area to seek medical care and few patients within that area leaving to seek care from other hospitals.14 The court found of key importance the \u201cuncontroverted fact\u201d that, in 2014, 43.5% of Hershey\u2019s patients traveled to Hershey from outside the FTC\u2019s proposed Harrisburg Area geographic market, while \u201cseveral thousand\u201d of Pinnacle\u2019s patients lived outside of the Harrisburg Area.15 With little in the way of further analysis, Judge Jones therefore found that, instead of the \u201cstarkly narrow\u201d market alleged by the FTC, any of 19 hospitals within a 65 minute drive of Harrisburg provided a \u201crealistic alternative\u201d patients could use, \u201cgiven the realities of living in Central Pennsylvania, which is largely rural and requires driving distances for specific goods or services.\u201d16\nThe court analyzed whether, post-transaction, the combined hospital would be able to impose a price increase (a \u201cSmall but Significant and Non-transitory Increase in Price,\u201d known as a SSNIP) in the alleged geographic market and found it highly significant that the hospitals had recently entered into rate agreements with their two largest insurers (representing 75-80% of the hospitals\u2019 commercial patients) that \u201cmaintain existing rate structures for fee-for-service contracts and preserve the existing rate differential between the hospitals\u201d for the duration of the contracts (five years for one insurer, ten years for the other).17 The court noted it could not be \u201cblind to this reality\u201d that rates \u201ccannot increase for at least 5 years\u201d and found that it would therefore be \u201cimprudent\u201d to enjoin the merger based on what amounted to a \u201cprediction\u201d of what might happen five years from now, in the \u201crapidly-changing arena of healthcare.\u201d18\nJudge Jones thus held that the FTC failed to set forth a relevant geographic market, meaning that it could not make a prima facie case and did not therefore demonstrate a likelihood of success on the merits under Section 13(b), and he denied the preliminary injunction.19 While the court\u2019s decision on the geographic market disposed of the case, Judge Jones provided further discussion of what he viewed as \u201cseveral important equitable considerations.\u201d20\nThe court found that the hospitals presented a \u201ccompelling efficiencies argument\u201d in defense of the proposed merger.21 Specifically, the court found that the transaction would help alleviate capacity constraints and overcrowding at Hershey, allowing the hospitals to better allocate higher-acuity and lower-acuity patients between Hershey and Pinnacle, thus allowing Hershey to avoid spending the money to build a new patient bed tower as an alternative.22 The court dismissed what it described as a \u201cseries of arguments\u2026the FTC assembled\u201d to rebut the parties\u2019 position regarding this efficiency.23 The court also discussed the transition of the healthcare system toward \u201crisk-based contracting,\u201d which was described as a process that aims to \u201ctransfer the risk for the cost of care for the individual to the provider.\u201d The court credited the testimony of Hershey\u2019s CEO when he said the merger would help the combined hospital adapt to risk-based contracting by providing \u201csize of scale\u201d and allowing the \u201cspread of costs\u2026of population health over a larger health care system.\u201d24\nJudge Jones concluded that the equities weighed in favor of allowing the merger and ended his opinion with an unusually harsh assessment of the FTC case and, more broadly, a critique of its merger policies in the era of the Affordable Care Act. He indicated that his decision \u201creflects the healthcare world as it is, and not as the FTC wishes it to be\u201d and recognizes the \u201cgrowing need for all those involved to adapt to an evolving landscape of healthcare\u201d including the Affordable Care Act, changes in Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, and the transition to risk-based contracting.25 The decision concludes with an endorsement of hospital consolidation as the perhaps inevitable response to the regulatory environment, noting that \u201c[l]ike the corner store, the community medical center is a charming but increasingly antiquated concept. It is better for the people they treat that such hospitals unite and survive rather than remain divided and wither.\u201d26\nThe FTC\u2019s Appeal & Analysis\nIt has been the FTC\u2019s long-standing practice to cease its administrative litigation if it fails in its effort to obtain a preliminary injunction in federal court.27 In this instance, however, the FTC is keeping its options open. As noted above, the Commission granted a two-week continuance of the administrative case until June 1, and the FTC is seeking an injunction while it appeals Judge Jones\u2019 ruling to the Third Circuit. While the FTC might continue its administrative challenge during any appeal of the district court decision, it would be more in keeping with past practice for the FTC to maintain a stay of the administrative case during the pendency of the appeal.28\nThe FTC\u2019s brief seeking an injunction pending appeal claims the court \u201cerred in several key respects\u201d in analyzing the geographic market by focusing almost exclusively on one fact -- where Hershey\u2019s patients live -- while \u201c[i]gnoring, without any explanation, the testimony of industry and expert witnesses on how prices for hospital services are determined.\u201d29 In particular, the FTC asserts that Judge Jones in essence applied what it refers to as \u201cthe discredited \u2018Elzinga-Hogarty\u2019 test,\u201d an approach to market definition that focuses primarily on patient location. In recent years the FTC has advocated that courts move away from strict application of Elzinga-Hogarty and has had notable success in convincing courts of its view that \u201chealth care mergers must be analyzed through the lens of contract negotiations between health care providers and commercial health plans.\u201d30\nIn that regard, Judge Jones\u2019 decision is notable for its lack of discussion of health insurer views on the Hershey-Pinnacle transaction. While referencing the rate commitment agreements signed with the two largest insurers in the area, the opinion is silent on what insurers actually thought about the transaction, even though the FTC alleged that \u201c[n]umerous health plans have expressed concern that the proposed Merger will eliminate competition and result in price increases\u201d31 and provided insurer testimony on the point. Indeed, the FTC argues that Judge Jones\u2019 decision on the geographic market \u201cdisregarded [] evidence from insurers,\u201d and in particular failed to \u201caddress unrebutted testimony from insurers that they would pay more than a SSNIP to keep defendants in their networks.\u201d32 Typically, customer testimony is a critical piece of any merger investigation and a key factor leading agencies to seek a merger challenge, and is routinely addressed by the reviewing court as well. This issue is likely to receive significant consideration on appeal.\nThe FTC also criticized the court for its analysis of the rate agreements. Judge Jones held that the agreements made it impossible for the merging parties to impose a SSNIP for at least five years. The FTC brief argues that this analysis is misguided and irrelevant to the geographic market inquiry, noting that the parties \u201cdid not even advance that claim, which mixes apples and oranges\u201d because the SSNIP focuses on the behavior of a hypothetical monopolist and whether it would be able to impose a SSNIP on customers within a purported geographic market, not on what the merging parties may have agreed to do or not do by contract with two specific insurers.33 The FTC argued that this was a \u201cgrave error that undermines the integrity of the antitrust laws\u201d because such an analysis would allow any defendant to shield itself from antitrust scrutiny in future cases by simply entering a rate-protection agreement with its customers and thus prevent a plaintiff from proving a geographic market.34\nThough the focus of the FTC\u2019s brief is on the geographic market analysis, the agency also argues that the district court\u2019s decision erroneously credited the hospitals\u2019 claimed efficiencies \u201cin the guise of \u2018equities\u2019\u201d without \u201crigorously analyzing\u201d whether those efficiencies are verifiable, achievable, or merger-specific as required by precedent and the Horizontal Merger Guidelines.35 In particular, the FTC contends that the specific action considered by Judge Jones to be an efficiency -- Hershey\u2019s cancellation of a project to build additional patient facilities -- is actually a restriction in output.36 The FTC also criticized Judge Jones\u2019 ruling for asserting \u201cwithout citation that the merger [was] made necessary by the Affordable Care Act\u201d when \u201c[n]othing in the ACA compels anticompetitive consolidation among competing hospitals.\u201d37\nIt is not surprising the FTC took issue with Judge Jones\u2019 closing critique of the FTC for seeking to block mergers that the court believes are undertaken in response to the regulatory climate. Such a view stands in direct opposition to the FTC\u2019s long-held position on this issue. The FTC has stated numerous times that\nit believes that antitrust enforcement is a complement to the new health care environment: \u201cThe goals of the [Affordable Care Act] are in harmony [with antitrust enforcement] and not in conflict\u2026. There are other practical ways of achieving coordinated care and alternative payment models beyond merging with a close competitor.\u201d38 While Judge Jones\u2019 criticism appears to be dicta, it also appears to have influenced other aspects of his decision, notably his readiness to accept the efficiencies rationales of the merging parties.39\nThe FTC\u2019s appellate brief also suggests that Judge Jones improperly applied the standard for review in ruling on the FTC\u2019s preliminary injunction motion under Section 13(b) of the FTC Act. While Judge Jones\u2019 opinion recognized that an application under Section 13(b) requires a different standard than the traditional preliminary injunction standard applied to civil parties and the DOJ, Judge Jones did not apply the more lenient test used by many courts to assess the FTC\u2019s \u201dlikelihood of success.\u201d40 The FTC\u2019s appellate brief notes that under Section 13(b) the FTC \u201cneed not definitively prove the merger is unlawful, but only that it likely is unlawful,\u201d citing to FTC v. Cardinal Health, Inc., a case that applied the more lenient standard.41 As the Cardinal Health court wrote: \u201cTo prevail, the FTC needs to prove only that it is likely to succeed on the merits of its case in a full administrative proceeding. The Commission meets this burden if it can raise questions going to the merits so serious, substantial, difficult, and doubtful as to make them fair ground for thorough investigation, study, deliberation and determination by the Commission in the first instance and ultimately by the Court of Appeals.\u201d42 In contrast, Judge Jones\u2019 decision seemed to require the FTC to meet a significantly higher standard.43\nThe Penn Hershey decision interrupts the FTC\u2019s winning streak in hospital merger cases. It remains to be seen whether the FTC can reverse that defeat on appeal, and if that appeal provides any additional guidance on geographic market definition in hospital mergers, preliminary injunction standards under Section 13(b) or, perhaps more important, the role of antitrust enforcement in a healthcare market increasingly moving in the direction of provider collaboration.\nFederal Trade Commission et al. v. Penn State Hershey Medical Center et al., Case No. 1:15-cv-02362-JEJ, May 9, 2016, Memorandum Opinion & Order, at 11, 25 (hereinafter \u201cSlip op.\u201d).\nEmergency Mot. of the FTC and the Commonwealth of Pa. for an Injunction Pending Appeal and to Expedite the Appeal, No. 16-2365, May 12, 2016 (hereinafter \u201cEmergency Mot. for Injunction\u201d); Mem. of Law in Supp. Of Pls.\u2019 Motion for Injunction Pending Appeal, Case No. 1:15-cv-02362-JEJ, Document 133-1, May 10, 2016 (hereinafter \u201cMem. of Law for Injunction Pending Appeal\u201d).\nIn re Penn State Hershey Medical Center et al., Dkt. No. 9368, Order Granting Continuance, available here.\nMay 12, 2016 Order, Case No. 1:15-cv-02362-JEJ.\nIn re Penn State Hershey Medical Center et al., File No. 141-0191, Dkt. No. 9368, Dec. 7, 2015, Complaint at \u00b6 1 (hereinafter \u201cComplaint\u201d), available here.\nId. at \u00b6\u00b6 21, 23.\nEmergency Mot. for Injunction, at 3.\nSlip op. at 4 (citing 15 U.S.C. \u00a7 53(b) and noting two-part test where district court must \u201c(1) determine the likelihood that the FTC will ultimately succeed on the merits and (2) balance the equities.\u201d).\nId. at 6 (quoting FTC v. Tenet Health Care Corp., 186 F.3d 1045, 1051 (8th Cir. 1999)).\nId. at 9 (quoting U.S. v. Rockford Mem\u2019l Corp., 717 F.Supp. 1251, 1267 (N.D. Ill. 1989), aff\u2019d 898 F.2d 1278 (7th Cir. 1990)).\nSee Prepared Statement of the Federal Trade Commission Before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights on S. 2102, The \u201cStandard Merger and Acquisition Reviews Through Equal Rules Act of 2015\u201d, October 7, 2015, at 13-4 & n.49, available here.\nSee, e.g., id. at 14 n.49 (\u201cLike any other litigant, the FTC has the right to seek appellate review after a district court denies preliminary relief. The agency may continue to pursue the administrative case during that period, although in recent cases, the FTC has stayed the administrative litigation during the appeal. In Phoebe Putney, for example, the Commission stayed the administrative proceeding after losing its request for a preliminary injunction in the federal district court and only resumed the administrative proceeding after its successful appeal in the Supreme Court.\u201d).\nMem. of Law for Injunction Pending Appeal, at 6; Emergency Mot. for Injunction, at 12.\nMem. of Law for Injunction Pending Appeal, at 6-7. See also Saint Alphonsus Medical Center-Nampa Inc. v. St. Luke's Health System, Ltd., 778 F.3d. 775, 784-85 & n.10 (9th Cir. 2015) (noting district court, in assessing relevant geographic market, \u201ccorrectly focused\u201d on \u201clikely response of insurers\u201d to a hypothetical price increase, calling \u201caccepted model\u201d of healthcare competition one that focuses initially on competition for \u201cinclusion in insurance plans.\u201d). For their part, the hospitals argue that the FTC has \u201cconsider(ed) only the facts that fit its narrow assumptions\u201d and takes the \u201cradical position that only certain patients -- those within its preferred market -- matter for purposes of defining the market.\u201d They state that the Elzinga-Hogarty test was never explicitly raised by either the district court or themselves. Defs.\u2019 Opp\u2019n to Pls.\u2019 Mot. for Injunction Pending Appeal, Case No. 1:15-cv-02362-JEJ, Document 137, May 12, 2016, at 3-4 & n.1.\nComplaint at \u00b6 53.\nEmergency Mot. for Injunction, at 15-6. The FTC also argues that Judge Jones made an \u201cequally fundamental error\u201d by failing to consider whether a hypothetical monopolist would be able to impose a SSNIP at only Pinnacle (as opposed to at both sites), despite testimony from Hershey\u2019s CEO that insurers were concerned Pinnacle\u2019s prices would increase post-merger. Id. at 16.\nMem. of Law for Injunction Pending Appeal, at 7-8; Emergency Mot. for Injunction, at 16-7. More generally, the FTC routinely rejects short-term rate commitments as a cure for what it finds to be otherwise anti-competitive transactions, so FTC opposition on this point is not surprising. FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez reiterated this in a speech after the Penn State Hershey decision, noting \u201cthese kinds of arrangements fail to replicate the benefits of competition.\u201d Leah Nylen, Ramirez Bashes Efforts to \u2018Sidestep\u2019 Federal Antitrust Scrutiny in Healthcare, MLex, May 12, 2016, available here (subscription).\nEmergency Mot. for Injunction, at 17-8.\nAvailable here (quoting Deborah Feinstein, Director of FTC\u2019s Bureau of Competition); cf. St. Luke's Health System, Ltd., 778 F.3d. at 781 (\u201cAs the district court recognized, the job before us is not to determine the optimal future shape of the country's health care system, but instead to determine whether this particular merger violates the Clayton Act.\u201d).\nSee, e.g. Slip op. at 22-23 (noting federal government\u2019s role in shifting payments to risk-based contracting and finding \u201cpersuasive\u201d Hershey CEO\u2019s testimony that the merger would help the hospitals prepare for that shift); cf. Emergency Mot. for Injunction, at 18 (arguing district court\u2019s \u201cerroneous assessment\u201d of geographic market \u201cfatally infected its assessment of the purported benefits of the merger\u2026\u201d).\nThe SMARTER Act of 2015, currently pending in Congress, would make the FTC preliminary injunction standard consistent with the traditional preliminary injunction standard used by the DOJ in merger cases. 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        "raw_content": "Stealing the Scene\nApril 21, 2017 \u2022 David Frankel on Laurie Simmons\u2019s My Art\nLaurie Simmons, My Art, 2016, HD video, color, sound, 86 minutes. Ellie (Laurie Simmons).\nWHEN LAURIE SIMMONS\u2019S new film My Art was screened at the Whitney Museum last fall, the artist and now movie director accompanied it with a talk in which she remarked on how few films had gotten the business of being an artist right. Indeed, so many films which have gotten it wrong come to mind\u2014we probably all have our own cheesy favorites\u2014that the prospect of a movie on artmaking by a feminist artist of Simmons\u2019s standing, and one that she not only directed but wrote and stars in, seems likely to draw murmurs of \u201cAt last.\u201d Certainly when the film finds a distributor\u2014it plays at the Tribeca Film Festival starting April 22\u2014New York art audiences will find much to reward their viewing, but they will also, I think, be surprised: This is not the revealing look behind the scenes one might have imagined, but instead a kind of romance.\nThe film is about Ellie, an artist of a certain age\u2014her sixties, she tells us at one point\u2014who we first see roaming the Whitney\u2019s new downtown building, looking at the large and canonized artworks on the walls, including a painting by Simmons\u2019s real-life husband, Carroll Dunham. She soon bumps into a former student, played by Simmons\u2019s real-life daughter Lena Dunham, who gives one of her usual bravely unsympathetic performances as a young artist whose career has surpassed her old teacher\u2019s and whose every word masks condescension under false camaraderie. These opening scenes, which continue with Ellie\u2019s end-of-semester pizza party for her students and with a visit to a more successful friend, Mickey (Blair Brown), are subtly dystopian, infused with gentle but cold observations of the life of a woman artist at a plateau of age and career. The mood changes dramatically, though, when Ellie leaves town for the summer, heading upstate to house-sit for another more successful friend. The mansion where she ends up (which I\u2019m told is Simmons and Carroll Dunham\u2019s own home in Connecticut) comes equipped with a studio, where she will produce her next body of work. Equally to the point, it has a beautiful garden.\nLaurie Simmons, My Art, 2016, HD video, color, sound, 86 minutes.\nThere is a literary genre, the pastoral comedy, exemplified by Shakespeare plays such as A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream and As You Like It, that follows a general pattern: a beginning full of tension and stress in the city; an escape to the country (\u201cWell, this is the forest of Arden,\u201d as Rosalind helpfully tells us in As You Like It); a period of delirious confusion, with much theatrical play, gender-switching, posing and pretending, and trying on and taking off the social roles on offer; and finally a return to the city, whose order, having been upended and put back together again, is now more beneficial and accommodating to its human inhabitants. Rather to my surprise, as I watched the rural scenes in My Art, I kept thinking of those plays, and perhaps a little more to my surprise, when I asked Simmons about this, she confirmed that she\u2019d been thinking of A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream as well as modern cinematic pastorals including Ingmar Bergman\u2019s Smiles of a Summer Night (1955) and the musical and film Steven Sondheim based on it, A Little Night Music (1973/1977). The pastoral link arises through the nature of Ellie\u2019s work, which she describes as \u201cstuff about memory and longing, nostalgia,\u201d and which turns out to involve dress-up and the re-creation and filming of iconic scenes from well-known movies. Ellie begins alone in her borrowed studio, mimicking the tuxedo-wearing Marlene Dietrich of Morocco (1930), but before long she enlists people she meets locally, including Frank (Robert Clohessy), the gardener on the estate; John (John Rothman), the father of one of her students back in New York; and Tom and Angie (Josh Safdie and Parker Posey), characters recalling Puck\u2019s \u201crude mechanicals\u201d in A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream. Under Ellie\u2019s direction, in various combinations, the crew starts to reenact scenes from Billy Wilder\u2019s Some Like It Hot (1959), John Huston\u2019s The Misfits (1961), Fran\u00e7ois Truffaut\u2019s Jules et Jim (1962), Stanley Kubrick\u2019s A Clockwork Orange (1971), and Terrence Malick\u2019s Badlands (1973), among other films. 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        "raw_content": "Make Her Crazy For You\nYou're a good guy, and you really like your woman. In fact, you appreciate her so much that you've given her the world to show your appreciation for her. Over the course of a year, you've sacrificed a lot of time and money on the woman who won your heart over.\nYou picked her up from work every single day of the week, so that she would not tire her pretty little feet. You helped her renovate her new apartment. You stopped hanging out with your \"immature\" friends because she requested it. You cooked her the best gourmet meals. You bought her the most expensive dresses. You always change your plans to accommodate hers. You pay for dinner, take-out pizza, movie tickets, and even the popcorn. And you never ask for anything in return.\nIn fact, the only time you did was that weekend you were sick and kindly requested for your favorite mashed potatoes and steak \u2014 which she kindly refused to prepare because she did not know how to cook. But that's all right, because you don't like to be a nuisance.\nsnap back into reality\nWell guess what, friend? Unless you change your act, you've got a first class, one-way ticket to Broken Heart City where all her ex-lovers have been left behind. It's time to ask her, \"What have you done for me lately?\"\nYou think that you've been earning extra bonus air miles by doing extra favors for your little sweetie, but the reality is that if she doesn't contribute to the relationship equally, your efforts are in vain or at the very least, they're going down the drain. Here's why?\nNormally, I would advise a lot of men to get out of such a relationship where the woman takes her man for granted without giving anything in return \u2014 and I'm not referring to oral sex. But if you are truly committed to your woman and want to make your relationship last, then you must get her to invest at least 50% of her time and money into the relationship.\nIt doesn't matter how rich you are, how good-looking you are, that you're the world's most romantic man in the world, or how funny you are. If she doesn't have any resources (be it time, or money) vested in you, she might chuck you as soon as someone better comes along. And you know Curt's Law, \"Someone better always comes along, he's just around the corner, waiting for you to screw up.\"\nIf she doesn't invest, she'll find another deal",
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        "raw_content": "This week\u2019s PRACTICAL DREAM ANALYSIS report is about a lady who received a warning from God about a Pastor with three private organs. Check out the dream analysis report below.\nPlease remember to read the post about the Golden Key available to us in terms of dreams and visions interpretation that makes it possible to interpret each and every dream or vision correctly. Click on the link below for more information:\nThe analysis reports are part of our \u201cDreams and Visions Interpretation Course\u201d program. These reports will be of tremendous value as it will slowly but surely train you and prepare you to master the gift of the \u201cinterpretation of dreams and visions\u201d. You will eventually interpret dreams and visions correctly and according to Biblical principles. Of course it will get easier and quicker as you get more familiar with the different principles that govern dream and vision interpretation.\nAlthough it is a gift, it does take time and practice. Apart from getting more and more familiar with all the different symbols and the different fundamental principles that govern dream analysis, it also cultivates a closer and more intimate relationship with Christ our Lord.\nI had a dream about a Pastor. He was sitting in a chair and I sat next to him (also in a chair). There were like three of him. It is hard to explain but it was like he was \u201cthree in one\u201d but I was able to distinguish all three. He was not completely hidden within himself (as explained below).\nHe was wearing a red shirt with patterns. I was lying with my head on his lap. There were just a feeling of peace and a Godly type of love. There was no sexual desires. Just peace and calm.\nI felt his private \u201corgan(s)\u201d (times three) through the clothing.\nThe next minute his wife came in and started screaming, obviously very upset. I am not sure what she said or shouting about. I couldn\u2019t make it out.\nI was so upset since I felt this peace and there was nothing wrong about the peace.\nI am briefly referring to different symbols in this analysis. It is important for you to check them out in the Dreams Dictionary as well so that you have a better understanding of these symbols. It is also important to remember that certain circumstances leading up to a dream or certain questions asked before a dream or a person pondering on something specific before a dream really helps a lot in terms of interpreting the dream. In most cases such information ensures that the interpretation is totally accurate.\nAs you probably realized when you read the meaning of \u201cSex\u201d in dreams and visions, this dream is about the teachings and spiritual input of a spiritual leader in the body of Christ or in the life of a person (the male seed deposited into the spiritual womb of a congregation or a person). Sex in dreams and visions in a natural sense does speak of sex (not symbolic but literal) but in this case it is about a spiritual meaning.\nThere are two things about the church leader in your dream that is a problem:\n1. The red shirt which speaks of this leader being prepared to minister (teachings and spiritual input) something that causes conflict, discontent or dissension. Clothing symbolizes our spiritual preparation for ministry. Not only the five-fold ministry but also the preparation of the ministry of each and every child of God is symbolized by the clothes we wear. The color red symbolizes conflict, discontent, dissension and even hate. See \u201cClothing\u201d and See \u201cColors (Red)\u201d.\n2. Three private parts instead of one (See \u201cNumbers in dreams and visions (Negative 3)\u201d. The \u201c3 of him\u201d probably represent his body, soul and spirit which symbolizes him ministering in the spirit but also in the flesh. He is probably Spirit led and also lead by his own soulish views. This leader might be a good, pleasant, well behaved excellent leader with mostly pure motivations but the fact is that there are some false teachings in his life and/or also some impure input and motives as well. He might not even know about it.\nThe woman in the dream being immediately upset when she saw you in this vulnerable position before this man is an indication that there is something wrong here. You feeling three private parts is a warning about him ministering false \u201cseed\u201d (teachings) and/or being led by soulish views as well. Even if she caught you having sex, she (his wife) would have been pleased because she (symbolizing the congregation \u2013 a pastor\u2019s wife in dreams usually speaks of the congregation), would have been pleased by the church leader (husband) ministering onto the congregation and onto you the true word of God and the proper teachings of Christ. The fact that she was upset emphasizes what the \u201cred shirt\u201d and the \u201cnegative 3\u201d also revealed. There is something wrong with this leader.\nI once interpreted a dream for a lady who felt very embarrassed and awkward about the dream. In the dream she was surrounded by all sorts of positive symbols whilst a church leader was having sex with her. The pastors wife embraced her and even kissed her whilst her husband had sex with this lady. At the time that she had this dream this lady went through a tough time spiritually and this leader and his wife ministered onto her a number of times. He was counseling her and teaching her the word of God and his wife (in this case taken literal and not symbolic) played a supportive role. She helped this lady where she could. The positive symbols that surrounded this lady in the dream spoke of the areas in her life which the pastor dealt with. Their input was Godly, pure and from the heart of God.\nThe peace that you experienced in the dream was probably a false peace. It is a known fact that ninety percent or more of all Christians experience peace in terms of their pastors or ministers not knowing that some of their teachings and spiritual input are not Biblical. We are sometimes led by our feelings and emotions and not the word of God and the Holy Spirit. Many Christians are under the impression that they will be able to identify or recognize false teachings but that is not the case. Christians just do not know and understand the Bible or the word of God well enough in order to do so. It is so easy to be in a situation where we just do not know that something is wrong in this regard. That is why God gives us warnings in dreams. This is symbolized by you not understanding the woman\u2019s actions in the dream.\nWe usually dream about sex and similar symbols when we join new congregations or when we ponder on the characteristics, attitudes and spiritual capabilities of pastors and church leaders and the spiritual conditions of congregations. It is God\u2019s way of protecting us. False teachings cause a lot of spiritual damage in people\u2019s lives. It prevents spiritual growth and it prevents people from reaching spiritual maturity. It is a huge problem in the body of Christ.\nIt is so easy to make a mistake when we interpret dreams. We need to connect our dreams and visions to the incident that triggered it in the first place. This will ensure a correct interpretation. However, do not forget that there are times when God speaks to us directly without us asking questions or pondering on matters that is bothering us or important to us. These dreams are not connected to an incident and are almost always spiritual and actually a lot easier to interpret.",
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        "raw_content": "\"The Kean Fellowship is important to me personally because it helps me spend a year in Haiti before returning to finish my final year of medical school. I hope to use my medical degree, surgical training and language skills to contribute to academic medicine in and for Haiti.\"\nI was raised in a Quaker meeting that partnered with a Haitian-American church for youth events in Massachusetts. I attended Williams College, where I majored in history and played rugby. Before medical school, I worked as an emergency medical technician and volunteered at a primary care clinic in the Dominican Republic.\nIn medical school, I gravitated towards surgery and Haiti. I read two articles that left particular impressions on me: an op-ed in the Washington Post about maternal mortality in places where access to emergency obstetrical surgery is limited, and \"Surgery and global health: a view from beyond the OR,\" which labeled surgery the \"neglected stepchild\" of efforts to improve care in poor countries. I was also inspired by the career of Dr. Russell White, one of my professors at Brown and chief surgeon of Tenwek Hospital in Kenya. During the summer before second year, I did lab research in trauma surgery and traveled to Port-au-Prince with a close friend from college. I applied for the Kean Fellowship and other funding opportunities to support a year in Haiti, and now I am researching malnutrition and gaining clinical exposure at St. Luc Hospital on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince.\nWhat impact will the 2011 Kean Fellowship have on your future?\nThe Kean Fellowship is important to me personally because it helps me spend a year in Haiti before returning to finish my final year of medical school. I feel that now is my best chance to become fluent in Haitian Kreyol before embarking on a general surgery residency. This year of clinical research and service in Port-au-Prince is also teaching me about the obstacles to improved health in the capital and will inform my future efforts. My hope is to use my medical degree, surgical training and language skills to contribute to academic medicine in and for Haiti.\nIn August 2009, I made my first trip to Port-au-Prince, Haiti with a college friend to visit his extended family. We traveled throughout the city to such sites as St. Jean Bosco church, which had been attacked by arsonists while then-future president Jean-Bertrand Aristide was preaching in 1988. We also toured St. Damien Hospital, a pediatrics hospital that Brown University has since supported through a teaching partnership. The experience left me determined to learn Haitian Kreyol to help me serve patients in Haiti and the United States.\nThe best medical school-related advice I ever received was from a senior physician at Brown: \"In medicine you will be pulled in 50 different directions by mentors and colleagues who want to help you work on their projects, but no matter what, you have to make sure you are doing what makes your heart sing.\" At every step in medical school, consider the factors that will make your heart sing later in your career--whether they are working with specific patient populations, disease processes or approaches to research. Especially if you are interested in global health, be careful not to narrow your field of interest too early; all physicians working in developing countries should be capable of performing as competent general practitioners, as they are often called to do. If you treat each of your medical school courses and clerkships as crucial to your future work, you will not only enjoy medical school more, you will be better prepared to work abroad.",
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        "raw_content": "AstroArtist of the Month - Federico Delfrati (1 of 4)\nHello, my name is Federico Delfrati and I'm an italian visual artist currently living and working in Munich. I started as a graphic designer in Milano but after completing a BA in communication design I decided to shift my studies towards the Fine Arts. This decision led me to the Brera Fine Art Academy of Milano in which I focused on printmaking. After one year I applied for the Fine Art Academy of Munich as an erasmus exchange student and never moved back. Here, i began to specialize my approach towards Lithography and soon after with third dimentional works. In...\nAstroArtist of the Month - Lance Page (4 of 4)\nGo to Lance Page's Part III - The Fire Within Part IV: Moving Forward Since the release of \u2018Kilauea - The Fire Within', I've been continuing my work with time-lapse and astro-photography mostly in Oregon and Hawaii. Getting out and camping under the stars is a pretty common occurrence for me and I always have my cameras. I shoot with two Canon 6Ds, many times I'll work on still photography with one while the other camera shoots a time-lapse. Here are a couple recent works in the realm of landscape photography, these were created by blending multiple exposures. Waimanu Valley...\nGo to Lance Page's Part II - Ride the Sky Go to Lance Page's Part IV - Moving Forward Part III: The Fire Within After finishing some work on a documentary project through the summer in 2014, I found myself with some free time and a burning desire to produce another time-lapse film. The whole year I felt like the island I grew up on was calling to me, I swear I looked at the clock at 8:08 every single day. It had been three years since I visited back home to the Big Island of Hawaii, so I decided...\nGo to Lance Page's Part I - Introduction Go to Lance Page's Part III - The Fire Within Part II - Ride the Sky In early 2014 I was exploring one of my favorite camping locations up on Mount Laguna which is just an hour drive east of San Diego. From the road I noticed a tree that was perched at the edge of a big forest ravine that had been burnt in a forest fire. The tree was charred black with jagged sharp branches and it seemed to stand out among the other scorched trees and shrub. It's backdrop...\nGo to Lance Page's Part II - Ride the Sky Part I: Introduction: Hi there, I'm Lance Page. I'm a filmmaker and photographer specializing in time-lapse with an emphasis on astro-photography work. I was fortunate enough to have been born and raised in one of the most unique places on the planet, the Big Island of Hawaii. I grew up on a Kona coffee farm on the slopes of the massive Mauna Loa Volcano which neighbors Mauna Kea and Kilauea. I'll get into those insanely unique and mind blowing locations in upcoming posts but for now I want to introduce...\nAstroArtist of the Month - Ben Canales (2 of 4)\nAstroArtist of the Month - Bettina Forget (4 of 4)",
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        "raw_content": "Implementing a Gender Lens\nBy Kate Huntington, Managing Director, Research\nGender bias is responsible for major inefficiencies in the way economies and markets function. For investors focused solely on maximizing risk-adjusted financial return, adopting a gender lens is an investment best practice that can help identify avoidable risks and profit from overlooked opportunities. For others, gender lens investing is part of a broader commitment to promote gender equality. There are a number of steps investors can take to implement a gender lens that will satisfy both of these objectives.\nImplementing a gender lens begins with introspection and awareness of what is often an unconscious bias. The pervasive nature of gender norms means that investors may themselves be subject to certain biases, and women are not immune. In June 2017, the Harvard Business Review reported on an innovative study examining the role of gender bias in the venture capital industry. Using linguistic analysis of a series of pitch meetings held between entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, the researchers found that the venture capitalists, regardless of gender, \u201ctended to ask [male entrepreneurs] about the potential for gains and [female entrepreneurs] about the potential for losses.\u201d[1] Using statistical analysis, they found that the bias in these questions fully explained the relationship between the amount of funding an entrepreneur received and his or her gender.[2]\nControlling for these kinds of hidden influences requires investors to consistently and deliberately assess the gender dynamics of their investment processes. Dr. Iris Bohnet, Professor at Harvard University and author of \u201cWhat Works: Gender Equality by Design,\u201d offers thirty-six research-grounded actions to reduce unconscious gender bias. For example, to maximize investment team performance, \u201cmake sure every subgroup [such as women] is represented by at least three people or makes up about a third of the total\u201d in order to \u201cseize the benefits of diversity.\u201d[3] Investors may also consider standardizing certain elements of their investment due diligence to ensure every investment opportunity is judged on the same basis of fact.\nOnce investors are confident their investment processes are robust enough to both detect and manage bias, they can turn to assessing the gender-related attributes of the investments. In 2010, the UN consolidated its various female empowerment strategies into a new entity, UN Women, which is tasked with promoting women\u2019s empowerment across the globe. Among UN Women\u2019s first actions was to collaborate with the UN Global Compact to develop the Women\u2019s Empowerment Principles (WEPs).\nThe WEPs provide valuable guidance for investors and serve as a benchmark against which to assess both asset managers and the companies in which they invest. Just as investors might change their view of a company\u2019s value based on the durability of its profit margins, they may also adjust their analysis based on the extent to which its business practices align with these principles. Companies that treat women and men fairly at work, for instance, may be more likely than peer organizations to attract and retain the talent needed to support their growth. Those with gender-related problems in their supply chain, such as forced labor, may be susceptible to value-destroying scandals.\nAn increasing number of institutional investors are integrating such considerations into their investment processes. Both the New York City Retirement System and APG, two of the world\u2019s largest pension funds, have added sections to their due diligence questionnaires about gender.[4] In fact, gender analysis is consistent with the broader practice of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing, which embraces the idea that non-financial factors can have a material influence on company or investment performance.\nAsset managers have also crafted a number of investment strategies designed to target companies that exhibit positive gender-related characteristics. The Pax Ellevate Global Women\u2019s Index Fund, launched in 1993 as the Women\u2019s Equity Fund, was \u201cthe first broadly diversified mutual fund [to invest] in the highest-rated companies in the world for advancing women through gender diversity on their boards and in executive management.\u201d[5] A number of similar strategies have since followed, including the Glenmede Women\u2019s Leadership Fund, the BMO Women in Leadership Fund, and State Street Global Advisor\u2019s SSGA Gender Diversity Index ETF. Among the most sophisticated strategies is the Women\u2019s Inclusion Strategy available in separately managed account format from Aperio Group. The firm uses optimization techniques to tilt an investor\u2019s preferred index exposure, such as the S&P 500, towards companies with positive gender-related characteristics, while controlling risk.[6]\nThough fewer in number, gender-focused strategies are also available in the fixed income markets. Community Capital Management, for instance, offers fixed income funds that include a gender lens component. In one of its strategies, the firm invests in customized mortgage pools providing capital exclusively to low- and moderate-income women borrowers.[7]\nJust as lenses in a telescope can allow us to see galaxies light years away, a gender lens can be used to see, more clearly, a distant vision of a more gender inclusive society. Before deploying capital, gender lens investors make sure to evaluate the gender-related attributes of an investment alongside its financial characteristics. My colleague and Athena Capital founder and CIO, Lisette Cooper, authored a blog post that explores the ways in which investors can allocate capital to have a meaningful impact on gender inequality, including by increasing women\u2019s access to capital, advancing workplace equity, and creating new services and products designed for women. I also invite you to read our white paper, \u201cInvesting in Gender Equality,\u201d to learn more about Athena Capital\u2019s experience working with clients that invest to achieve gender equality.\n[1] Dana Kanze, Laura Huang, Mark Conley, and E. Tory Higgins, \u201cMale and Female Entrepreneurs Get Asked Different Questions by VCs\u2014 and It Affects How Much Funding They Get,\u201d Harvard Business Review, June 27, 2017. Accessed via: https://hbr.org/2017/06/male-andfemale-entrepreneurs-get-asked-different-questions-by-vcs-and-it-affects-how-much-funding-they-get\n[3] Iris Bonnet, What Works: Gender Equality by Design (Cambridge, MA: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2016), p. 242 and p. 232\n[4] Nicholas Neveling, \u201cGender diversity at private equity firms improving,\u201d realdeals, July 11, 2017. 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        "raw_content": "Atkins Diet Beats Low-Fat for Improving Metabolic\u2026\nOver the years, thousands of people have turned to the Atkins dietary strategy of reduced sugar and carbohydrates for its demonstrated ability to help people lose weight and keep it off. But in the last decade, emerging research has shown over and over again, that the Atkins diet can actually accomplish even more than that. Studies have shown improvements in cholesterol ratios, lowered inflammatory markers, dramatically improved triglyceride readings and improvement in both insulin sensitivity and glucose control. Now a new study adds to this significant body of research and demonstrates the effectiveness of the Atkins diet for improving measures of a very serious condition called Metabolic Syndrome.\nIn case you're not familiar with Metabolic Syndrome, it's a constellation of symptoms that puts you at significantly increased risk for both heart disease and diabetes. Metabolic Syndrome is characterized by a group of metabolic risk factors that tend to cluster together: high blood pressure (130/85 or higher), abdominal obesity, high triglycerides (150 or higher), low HDL cholesterol (below 40 for men, below 50 for women), high fasting blood sugar (over 110) and inflammation.\nAs it turns out, these are precisely the symptoms that are most favorably affected by carbohydrate restriction!\nJeff Volek, RD, PhD, Stephen Phinney, PhD and their research team took 40 people with high triglycerides and low HDL cholesterol and divided them into two groups. One group was put on a standard \u201clow-fat\" diet and one group was put on a \u201clow-carb\" diet. Both groups consumed the identical amount of calories- the only thing different was the proportion of calories from fat, protein and carbs. Those on the low-carb diet actually ate the equivalent of an Atkins Induction Phase- carbs were purposely kept low enough (10% of calories) to produce a low level of ketosis, which was monitored daily using urine strips.\n\u201cDespite similar reductions in calories, weight loss in the low-carb group was on average twice as great as in the low-fat group\", said the researchers. In fact 9 of the 20 people in the low-carb group lost 10% of their starting weight, more than all of the subjects in the low-fat group. Abdominal fat- one of the central features of metabolic syndrome- also decreased more in the low-carb group.\nBut let's remember, this study was not just about weight loss.\nWhen it came to improving the conditions of Metabolic Syndrome, the low-carb diet was the clear winner. The carb-restricted dieters saw a significant reduction in fasting blood sugar and fasting insulin. They had a huge reduction in triglycerides compared to the low-fat group (51% vs. 19%). Whereas 12 of the 20 low-carb dieters showed a greater than 10% increase in HDL (\u201cgood\") cholesterol, only 2 of the 20 low-fat dieters achieved this improvement.\n\u201cA diet restricted in carbohydrate can provide a more comprehensive improvement in the clinical risk factors associated with Metabolic Syndrome than a low-fat diet at reduced calorie intake\", concluded the researchers.\nThis excellent study , showing that the Atkins Nutritional program of reduced carbohydrate consumption not only leads to weight loss, but also improves a variety of measures that are associated with metabolic syndrome, heart disease and diabetes.",
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        "raw_content": "Whenever a church leader makes an important decision, takes a strong stand and then explains their action, they not only reveal their own priorities and convictions but also, more significantly, shape the future of the church they serve and represent. For good reason, such steps are often called \u2018defining moments\u2019 and, with the passing of time, are frequently shown to be, what might be called, \u2018determining moments\u2019. A series of such moments seems to have taken place in recent days.\nThe consecration of Canon Andy Lines\nOn June 30, 2017, Canon Andy Lines was consecrated as the Missionary Bishop of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) to provide spiritual oversight to Anglican churches in Europe that exist outside the current Anglican structures. As well as the principal consecrator, The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach (Archbishop of the ACNA), 11 Primates, 3 Archbishops, and 13 other GAFCON-linked Anglican bishops were involved in Lines\u2019 consecration.\nThe consecration was a response to the recent decision of the Scottish Episcopal Church (SEC), a member church of the Anglican Communion, to amend their canons to change the definition of marriage in order to allow for the \u2018marriage\u2019 of same-sex couples. Importantly, the consecration took place at the request of Anglican Christians in Britain who feel alienated from their bishops by such departures from biblical orthodoxy. The service, which was held in Edman Chapel, on the campus of Wheaton College, Illinois, was attended by over 1,400 Anglican leaders from around the world.\nAmong those involved in the consecration were three Australian Anglican bishops: The Most Rev. Dr. Glenn Davies (Archbishop of Sydney), The Right Rev. Dr. Richard Condie (Bishop of Tasmania) and The Right Rev. Gary Nelson (Bishop of North West Australia). Their reasons for accepting the invitation to attend and participate were straightforward. As Bishop Condie wrote in a letter \u201cTo the Bishops of the Anglican Church of Australia\u201d (dated 26 June 2017), it was \u201cto protect the precious gospel of Jesus Christ, his authoritative word in the scriptures, and faithful Anglicans who have been marginalised by this schismatic behaviour.\u201d And as Archbishop Davies wrote in a \u201cLetter to the College of Bishops\u201d (also dated 26 June 2017), it was \u201can act of solidarity with those who contend for the faith once for all delivered to the saints.\u201d In fact, at the end of his letter, Archbishop Davies expressed the hope that his fellow bishops \u201cwould all rally to defend the Bible\u2019s teaching on marriage, not merely for the sake of correct doctrine, but that we might preserve the message of the gospel for the salvation of all.\u201d\nRather than heeding Archbishop Davies\u2019 call to rally behind the Bible, the Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia (ACA), The Most Rev. Dr. Philip Freier, has instead offered a stinging rebuke to his colleagues. In a letter addressed \u201cto the bishops of the Anglican Church of Australia\u201d (sent 1 July; posted online 3 July 2017), Archbishop Freier argues that \u201cparticipation by our Episcopal colleagues in the consecration of Canon Lines, with or without the support of their respective dioceses, is contrary to the spirit of the canons of the Council of Nicaea and, most importantly, outside of the authority of our National Constitution. It may also be outside the authority of the Consecration of Bishops Canon, 1966 of the Anglican Church of Australia.\u201d\nLet\u2019s examine these three allegations one by one.\nAllegation 1: Acting contrary to the \u2018spirit\u2019 of the Nicaean Canons\nThe Primate\u2019s first allegation is that the participating bishops have acted in a manner \u201ccontrary to the spirit of the canons of the Council of Nicaea.\u201d This curious charge was first levelled by Archbishop Justin Welby (Archbishop of Canterbury) in a letter to \u201cPrimates of the Anglican Communion & Moderators of the United Churches\u201d (dated June 2017). It is curious because the canons of the Council of Nicaea in 325, among other things, forbid Christians entering military service (Canon 12) and discourage kneeling in prayer (Canon 20).\nWhatever the wisdom of such canons in their day, neither the ACNA nor the ACA is bound by them. Archbishop Freier is aware of this, as he candidly acknowledges that \u201cthese canons of themselves do not apply as canonical law in Australia.\u201d The canons, then, do not apply \u2018in letter\u2019.\nBut what about \u2018in spirit\u2019? What is the \u2018spirit\u2019 of Canons 6, 15 and 16 \u2013 the particular canons that Archbishops Welby and Freier have in mind? What relevance might it have to the consecration of Andy Lines?\nAccording to Dr Mark Smith, a specialist in Patristics at the University of Cambridge, Canons 6, 15 and 16 \u201caddress a growing problem in the church of the early fourth century. Some bishops (and, as Canon 16 notes, other clergy too), tempted by the prospect of greater wealth, influence, or prestige, sought to move from less important sees to more important ones \u2026What is condemned in Canons 15 and 16, then, is translation for improper motives, rather than translation per se.\u201d[1] Indeed, if it were the latter, then both Archbishops Welby and Freier would fall foul of \u201cthe spirit of the canons\u201d \u2013 the former for having moved from being the Bishop of Durham to become Archbishop of Canterbury, and the latter for having moved from being Bishop of the Northern Territory to become the Archbishop of Melbourne.\nBut translations such as these are not a problem as far as the \u2018spirit\u2019 of the Nicaean canons is concerned. Therefore, the only way either Archbishop could have acted contrary to that \u2018spirit\u2019 is by moving for \u201cimproper motives\u201d \u2013 i.e., to get more money and/or gain more power. Of course, one should charitably assume that such motives played no part in either man\u2019s decision.\nGiven that \u201ctranslation for improper motives\u201d is the concern of the relevant Nicaean canons, is Archbishop Freier suggesting that such motives played a part in the decisions of those who participated in Andy Lines\u2019 consecration? If so, what is the Primate alleging: that his episcopal colleagues are guilty of some sort of Simony? Presumably not. Such an allegation would be uncharitable in the extreme! Yet if this is not his charge, how can it fairly be claimed that they have acted in a way \u201ccontrary to the spirit of the canons of the Council of Nicaea\u201d?\nThe fact of the matter, as Dr Smith rightly concludes, is that the Nicaean canons \u201chave little, if anything, to say on the issue of Andy Lines\u2019 consecration,\u201d and to suggest otherwise is to make \u201ca specious appeal to ancient rulings that neither condemn, nor even envisage, the situation we now face.\u201d[2] This means that the participating bishops have not acted in a manner contrary to either the spirit or the letter of the canons.\nThe Primate\u2019s first allegation, then, is without foundation.\nAllegation 2: Acting outside of the authority of our National Constitution\nWhat of the Primate\u2019s second allegation \u2013 that the participating bishops have acted \u201coutside of the authority of our National Constitution\u201d? What elements of the National Constitution might render such participation problematic?\nThe Primate bases his criticism on the argument that because the ACNA \u201cis not a member of the Anglican Communion,\u201d it \u201cis not in communion with the Anglican Church of Australia.\u201d Now, depending on how he is using the word \u2018communion\u2019, this argument appears quite sound. No one is claiming that the ACNA is part of the \u2018Anglican Communion\u2019 (i.e., the international association of Anglican Churches). Membership in this \u2018Communion\u2019 is determined by the Anglican Consultative Council, and no such determination has yet been made. So, in that sense, the ACA is not in \u2018communion\u2019 (formal, structural fellowship) with the ACNA, any more than it is in \u2018communion\u2019 with various other \u2018Anglican\u2019 churches that are, likewise, not part of the \u2018Anglican Communion\u2019 \u2013 e.g., the Free Church of England (FCE) and the Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of South Africa (REACH).[3]\nIt is this fact that gave the participating Australian bishops confidence that they could express spiritual solidarity with the ACNA without in any way acting contrary to the National Constitution of the ACA or behaving inappropriately toward the Anglican Communion. In fact, according to Archbishop Davies, it is precisely because the ACNA is not part of the Anglican Communion that the consecration of Andy Lines \u201ccan no more be called \u2018border crossing\u2019 than the ministry of other Christian denominations in the UK.\u201d That is, Lines\u2019 ministry will not take place inside the Anglican Communion, but outside it.\nGiven the clarity with which Archbishop Davies made this point in his letter of June 26, what could possibly account for the Primate\u2019s second allegation? The answer may lie in the second paragraph of his letter of July 1. Here he says that \u201ccommunion \u2013 koinonia, is a gift of our Lord to his Church.\u201d By \u2018communion\u2019 the Primate appears to mean informal, spiritual fellowship, not (or, at least, not merely) formal, structural fellowship. If so, this would explain why the fact that the ACNA \u201cis not in communion with the Anglican Church of Australia\u201d appears to carry, for him, the implication that no bishop or diocese within the ACA is at liberty to express even spiritual solidarity with the ACNA.\nBut can the Primate really mean this? Does he genuinely believe that members of the Anglican Communion can only enjoy the Lord\u2019s gift of koinonia with other members of the Anglican Communion? Is it really not possible for bishops and dioceses within the ACA to express solidary with other Anglican churches (like the ACNA), which not only affirm all four elements of the Lambeth Quadrilateral of 1888,[4] but wholeheartedly agree with our Fundamental Declarations? Is the Primate really advocating such sectarian isolationism? This would seem unlikely. But, again, it is difficult to see what other possible basis there could be for his charge.\nWhatever the case, it is true that the Constitution of the ACA both determines and delimits our communion (both spiritual and structural) with churches or dioceses inside the Anglican Communion. But it does not follow that the Constitution thereby excludes expressions of spiritual communion with churches or dioceses outside the Anglican Communion. If it did, it would contradict the first of its own \u2018Fundamental Declarations\u2019, which states that the ACA is \u201ca part of the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church of Christ.\u201d It would likewise constitute a rejection of the 1930 Lambeth Conference\u2019s description of the Anglican Communion as a \u201cfellowship, within the one holy catholic and apostolic church.\u201d It would further make nonsense of the whole history of ecumenical discussion and cooperation going all the way back to the period of the Reformation. But, of course, none of this is either stated or implied by our National Constitution.\nTherefore, on either meaning of \u2018communion\u2019 (structural or spiritual) the Primate\u2019s second allegation is also without foundation.\nAllegation 3: Acting outside the Consecration of Bishops Canon, 1966\nWe come then to Archbishop Freier\u2019s third allegation: that the Australian bishops who participated in Andy Lines\u2019 consecration may have acted \u201coutside the authority of the Consecration of Bishops Canon, 1966 of the Anglican Church of Australia.\u201d\nThe Primate rightly notes that this canon \u201cprovides expressly for the circumstances of a bishop consecrated to serve in Australia being consecrated in a Church in communion with the Anglican Church of Australia in accordance with s6 of the Constitution and stipulates the manner of that consecration.\u201d\nWhat then is its relevance to the consecration under discussion? None it would seem. The Primate seems to be aware of this, acknowledging that the canon \u201cdoes not appear to provide expressly as to the current circumstances.\u201d In fact, the canon is even clearer on this point, stating in Clause 3 that \u201cthis canon affects the order and good government of the Church [i.e., the ACA] and shall not come into force in any diocese unless and until the diocese by ordinance adopts the said canon.\u201d In other words, it has absolutely no bearing on the ACNA and says nothing either for or against bishops of the ACA participating in the consecration of a bishop outside the ACA.\nTherefore, the third (albeit tentative) allegation is also without foundation.\nIt would not be inaccurate to call these three allegations an exercise in misdirection \u2013 even if not intended as such. For there is, quite literally, nothing to them.[5] This is disturbing enough. What is more disturbing still is the fact that although the Primate makes mention of the decision taken by the Synod of the SEC regarding same-sex marriage, he offers no criticism of it. His overriding concern is with the ACNA\u2019s action, the Australian bishops\u2019 participation in Andy Lines\u2019 consecration, and the fact that \u201c[n]either the Archbishop of Canterbury (who has responsibility for Europe) nor the Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church has given their concurrence to the consecration or the proposed Episcopal ministry.\u201d[6] This missing of the wood for the trees is made all the more glaring by the fact that, earlier in his letter, the Primate quotes the following words from Chapter 2, Section 6 of the Constitution of the ACA:\n\u201cThis Church will remain and be in communion with the Church of England in England and with churches in communion therewith so long as communion is consistent with the Fundamental Declarations contained in this Constitution.\u201d\nThe second of the \u2018Fundamental Declarations\u2019 of our Constitution commits us to a Reformed doctrine of Scripture (in that we affirm \u201call the canonical scriptures of the Old and New Testaments as being the ultimate rule and standard of faith given by inspiration of God and containing all things necessary for salvation\u201d). The third commits us to a Reformed practice of ministry (in that we promise to \u201cever obey the commands of Christ, teach His doctrine, administer His sacraments of Holy Baptism and Holy Communion, follow and uphold His discipline\u201d). What all this means is that our \u2018communion\u2019 with other members of the \u2018Communion\u2019 is entirely dependent upon them upholding similar commitments.\nOn these grounds, the ACA can no longer be in \u2018communion\u2019 with the SEC. For the SEC has not only thumbed its nose at Lambeth Resolution 1.10 (1998), but pronounced decidedly against the teaching of canonical Scripture. The action of the ACNA may well be deemed \u201can emergency measure\u201d (as Bishop Condie has called it), but it is an entirely appropriate one. For it is not the ACNA that has created the emergency, but the schismatic action of the SEC. It is the SEC, then, who deserve to be rebuked, not those who participated in the consecration of Andy Lines. Therefore, Archbishop Davies is to be commended for calling upon his episcopal colleagues to \u201crally to defend the Bible\u2019s teaching on marriage, not merely for the sake of correct doctrine, but that we might preserve the message of the gospel for the salvation of all.\u201d To do anything else is unfaithfulness, as these words (often, mistakenly, attributed to Martin Luther) remind us:\n\u201cIf I profess with the loudest voice and clearest exposition every portion of the truth of God except precisely that little point that the world and the devil are at the moment attacking, I am not confessing Christ, however boldly I may be professing Christ. Where the battle rages is where the loyalty of the soldier is proved, and to be steady on all the battlefield besides is merely flight and disgrace if he flinches at that point.\u201d[7]\nUnity by itself is not a virtue. The unity which Scripture calls for is \u201cthe unity of the Spirit\u201d (Eph 4:3), which is \u201cthe unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God\u201d (Eph 4:13). The ACA Constitution, therefore, is right: godly communion is entirely dependent upon our united trust in the word of God, given to us in Scripture, and our united obedience to that same word. As the prayer for \u201cthe whole state of Christ\u2019s Church militant here in earth\u201d in the BCP\u2019s \u201cOrder of the Administration of the Lord\u2019s Supper\u201d reminds us, living in unity and godly love, requires that we \u201cagree in the truth of God\u2019s holy Word.\u201d This means that we cannot be in communion (either spiritual or structural) with those in the Anglican Communion with whom we lack such agreement. Conversely, it also means that we can enjoy communion (spiritual fellowship) with those outside of the Anglican Communion with whom we have such agreement.\nThe question, then, for all Anglicans \u2013 both leaders and laity \u2013 is with whom will we display solidarity in this present hour? Our answer will not only define us but determine our future.\n[1] Mark Smith, \u201cTopical Tuesday: Loose Canons? Andy Lines and the Canons of Nicaea,\u201d Church Society (20 Jun 2017). For those unfamiliar with the terminology, \u2018see\u2019 refers to an area of episcopal jurisdiction (i.e., a diocese) and \u2018translation\u2019 simply means moving from one see to another.\n[3] Previously known as the Church of England in South Africa (CESA). It is also important to note that the Archbishops of Canterbury and York recognise the orders of all three of these Churches \u2013 FCE, REACH and ACNA \u2013 under the Overseas and Other Clergy (Ministry and Ordination) Measure 1967.\n[4] The four elements of the Lambeth Quadrilateral are: (i) the Holy Scriptures as \u201ccontaining all things necessary for salvation,\u201d and as being the rule and ultimate standard of faith; (ii) the Creeds (and in particular the Apostles\u2019 and Nicene) as a sufficient statement of faith; (iii) the Sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion as being ordained by Christ; and (iv) the historic episcopate, locally adapted.\n[5] In fact, when the nature and constraints of the Constitution of the ACA are properly examined, there is even more to be said in defence of the actions of the three participating bishops. See Andrew Bruce (on behalf of the ACL Council), \u201cPrimate admonishes Archbishop Glenn Davies and Bishop Richard Condie \u2013 Anglican Church League statement,\u201d Anglican Church League (6 July, 2017).\n[6] This concern for \u2018concurrence\u2019 is puzzling. Earlier in his letter the Primate unambiguously declares that Andy Lines\u2019 consecration \u201cis not on any view an act in communion with the Anglican Communion and its member churches.\u201d Formally or structurally speaking, this is correct. And this is precisely why the concurrence of the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Primus of the SEC was neither sought nor needed.\n[7] On the search for the origins of this quote, see Mark Thompson, \u201cEvangelical Courage,\u201d Theological Theology (Nov 17 2010).\nWritten by Rob Smith\nRev. Rob Smith is a presbyter in the Anglican Diocese of Sydney and works for its Department of Ministry Training & Development. 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        "raw_content": "Welcome to the world's largest collection of aviation illustrations in pen and ink.\nNever before has one artist assembled such a vast collection of consistent and comprehensive illustrations as aviation artist Joe Milich. Over 40 years in the making and now over 1400 different prints are shown and available here by simply clicking on one of the Aviation categories, and scrolling the images. Or you can simplify your search by using our website's search option to find the aircraft you're looking for.\nDo you have a favorite aircraft? A print will make an excellent gift for pilots, gift for wingings, for retirements or for the aviation history buff. You can purchase the prints matted, matted and framed, print only, or customized with multiple prints in one unit, personalized with accessories you provide, such as patches, wings, etc. If you have something else in mind, tell us, and we\u2019ll try to make it happen. Please look around and enjoy. We ship promptly.\nJoe\u2019s collection of limited edition, signed and numbered aircraft prints offer a glimpse into the history of aviation. He has drawn aircraft in all of the military branches, commercial aviation, general aviation, civilian helicopters and foreign air forces. In addition, he has a miscellaneous category where you can see some cars, boats, train, and space vehicles he has done in his unique pen and ink style.\nFrom WW I with the Sopwith Tri-plane, Pup, Spad and Fokker Tri-plane to WW II\u2019s Army Air Corps, Navy and Marine fighters and bombers such as the P-38, P-40, P-47, P-51, B-17, B-24, B-25, B-29, F-4U Corsair, F4F Wildcat, F6F Hellcat, F8F Bearcat, TBM Avenger, Dauntless, and so many more to the modern jet era of aircraft, Joe has drawn most all of them.\nWe have prints of the early jet aircraft - F-86, F-89, F-94, F-100, F-101, F-102, F-104, F-105, F-106 progressing to F-4 Phantom, F-111 A-6 Intruder, A-7 Corsair, A-4 Skyhawk, Skyraider, Skywarrior, B-52, P-3, C-130 Hercules, KC-135, C-141, and many more up to to the current F-14, F-15, F-16, F-18, F-117, F-22, B-1, B-2, Harrier, and US Navy trainers, US Air Force trainers and gliders, and helicopters from the US Army, USAF, USN, USMC, and USCG.\nThe collection includes a wide selection commercial aircraft such as Boeing, Douglas, McDonnell Douglas, Airbus, Lockheed, Bombardier, DeHavilland, Beechcraft and other aircraft manufacturers with livery of the major airlines, to list a few - Alaska, American, Continental, Delta, Eastern, Frontier, Northeast, Northwest, Pan Am, TWA, United, Western and numerous others.\nAviation Art of Joe Milich offers many options for your gifts or collections. If you have questions about anything, please contact us.",
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        "raw_content": "Computed Tomography Of Pleural Abnormalities In Dogs And Cats With Pleural Effusion\nIntroduction/Purpose: In the veterinary literature, a comprehensive assessment of pleural abnormalities on computed tomography (CT) in a large number of patients with pleural effusion is lacking. The purpose of the study was to describe pleural abnormalities on CT in dogs and cats with pleural effusion and to evaluate for potential discriminatory pleural features between different effusion types.\nMethods: Patients with cytologic evaluation of pleural effusion and/or cytologic/histopathologic evaluation of the pleura that underwent pre- and post-contrast thoracic CT were included. CT examinations were reviewed by two radiologists for presence (yes, no), appearance (smooth, irregular, nodular, mass), location (costal, mediastinal, diaphragmatic, pulmonary pleura), distribution (focal, multifocal, circumferential) and severity (minimum/maximum measurements) of pleural abnormalities. Between-group comparisons were made using Fisher\u2019s exact test for categorical variables and Wilcoxon rank sum test or Kruskal Wallis test for continuous variables. Statistical significance was set at p < 0.05.\nResults: One hundred thirty-six patients with malignant (n=24), exudative (43), chylous (38), transudative (19), and hemorrhagic (12) effusion were included. Pleural thickening \u226510mm in any location (33/67 [49.3%], p<0.001), presence of mediastinal mass or mass-like thickening (25/67 [37.3%], p<0.001]), circumferential pleural thickening (20/67 [29.9%], p=0.008) and irregular costal thickening (59/67 [88.1%], p<0.001) were all significantly associated with malignant or exudative effusion compared with other types (6/69 [8.7%]; 2/69 [2.9%]; 8/69 [11.6%]; 39/69 [56.5%], respectively). Nodular pleural thickening in any location, particularly diaphragmatic nodules, was significantly (p<0.001) higher with malignancy (any location: 18/24 [75%]; diaphragm: 9/24 [37.5%]) than with non-malignant effusions (any location: 37/112 [33%]; diaphragm: 9/112 [8%]). However, mediastinal nodular thickening did not differ (p=0.267) between malignancy (14/24 [58.3%]) and exudate (19/43 [44.2%]). Mediastinal thickening involving only the pericardium was more common (p<0.001) with transudative, chylous and hemorrhagic effusion (14/69 [21.5%]) than with malignancy or exudate (1/67 [1.5%]). Pulmonary pleural thickening was significantly (p=0.013) more common with exudative and chylous effusion (42/81 [51.9%]) compared to other types (16/55 [29.1%]). Absence of any pleural thickening was significantly (p=0.001) more likely with transudative effusion (5/19 [26.3%]) than with other effusions (5/117 [4.3%]).\nDiscussion/Conclusion: There are some discriminatory pleural features that would allow for prioritization of differential diagnoses in patients with pleural effusion, although malignant and exudative effusions shared many common features.",
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        "raw_content": "A Guide To Make Your Home Safe For Your Baby\n13 July 2018 by Babios\nAccording to BabyCentre, more than one million children in the UK are taken to hospital after being involved in an accident in the home every year. Those most at risk from a home accident are children under five years old. Dr.Sibel K\u0131l\u0131caslan, a Child Health and Diseases Specialist, says that a safe environment can be created with precautions taken beforehand, by simply making small yet effective changes at home.\nMost of the accidents are preventable events that occur in houses or in the garden, pools and garages. With simple precautions you take in advance, you can make your home a much safer and more peaceful place for you and for your loved ones.\nChildren in the 0-6 age group constitute the highest percentage of victims of accidents, as they spend most of their time at home, not to mention their high level of curiosity in discovering and learning about their surroundings, their ability to imitate elders, being in constant motion, and the desire to explore the environment. Toddlers also have a habit of taking everything to their mouths due to lack of knowledge and experience. Furthermore babies and toddlers hand and body skills are much higher than adults, and do not have sufficient developmental skills to protect themselves from accidents.\nMost common accidents in the home\nThe most common types of home accidents among children are falls, burns, poisoning, drowning, and swallowing objects. In children younger than one year old, choking and suffocation are more common. Falling, boiling water, burning with fire and poisoning are more common among children aged 1-4 years. Between the ages of 2 to 4, poisoning increases with cleaning agents and medications lying around, and after 5 years of age it increases with medicines stored within reach. In a study conducted by UNICEF, the most common types of accidents in children aged 0-6 years who have suffered an accident are falls (63%), burns (16%), car accidents (7%) and poisoning (4.4%).\nPrecautions to be taken for 0-1 age group\nFalling, choking, drowning, burning, and poisoning are frequent amongst 0-1 age group.\nThe cot selection should be suitable for the baby. The distance between the bars on a cot bed should not be more than 6cm\u2019s. This is to prevent your baby from squeezing their head through the bars. When a baby stands up straight the height of the cot bed should be adjusted accordingly to ensure they do not fall off the bed.\nThe baby should never be left alone at home.\nPlastic bags and balloons should be kept away from the baby.\nThe baby should not be allowed to play with small objects.\nHard foods should not be given to your baby.\nToxic substances must be put in places where the baby cannot reach.\nThe heating system and boilers should be checked once a year.\nThere must be safety lugs at all windows.\nSmoking is not allowed at home.\nThe way to escape during the fire should be planned.\nFlammable materials should not be kept at home.\nWhile holding your baby, hot drinks should not be drunk and should not be moving around.\nThe safety curtain must be placed in front of the heaters.\nYour child should not be left alone in the toilet or bathroom.\nIt is necessary to know what to do in case of choking and suffocation.\nAgain, falling, drowning, burning, and poisoning are quite frequent amongst the 1-5 age group.\nChildren should not be left alone at home\nA reliable and experienced baby-sitter should be chosen\nPlastic bags and balloons should be kept away from children\nChoose the right toys for the right age\nThe child should not be given food that blocks the airway\nThere must be safety lugs at all windows\nA safety gate must be installed at the entrance and exit of stairs\nIt should be noted that the child&apos;s bed is placed away from the window\nElectric cables must be safe and at a height that children cannot reach\nMedicines, detergents and other toxic substances should be locked in their original containers, in separate cupboards, where they cannot be reached by children\nA fire escape plan should be planned in advance\nThere should be a fire extinguisher in the kitchen and a fire-smoke alarm at home\nThe heat of the hot water system at home must be adjusted, hot pots must be placed where children cannot reach.",
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        "raw_content": "Mother , Mrs Frances Elizabeth Crowe\nElectoral Roll entries; 1910 - 1912 at 237 St George's terrace, Perth, clerk\nEntered camp on 16 Aug 1915 and on 16 Oct 1915 was allocated to the 28th Battalion's 6th reinforcements. Soon after arrival in Egypt, as part of the reorganisation and expansion of the A.I.F., he was transferred to the 51st Battalion, joining them at Tel-el-Kebir.\nFrancis travelled with the battalion aboard HMT Ivernia from Alexandria on 6 Jun 1916, arriving in Marseilles on 11 Jun 1916. The next day they boarded cattle trucks for the slow two day journey north to Abbeville, but detrained at Caestre and marched to billets at Moolenaker. On 19 Jun 1916 they marched to Sailly sur la Lys where on 22 Jun 1916 they relieved the 3rd Brigade in the front lines.\nOn 9 Aug 1916 the 51st Battalion were preparing to go into the front lines at Mouquet Farm. There is no mention of casualties in the battalion's war diary or the history of the Battalion \"For King and Cobbers\" by Neville Browning. As his injuries were to his left hand, abdomen and left buttock, it is likely that he was the victim of a German shell, a happening so common as to not warrant mention in official records. Between 9 and 20 Aug there are no entries in his personal records, but he would have been seen by a Filed Ambulance and sent back to the French coast on an Ambulance Train after being see by a Casualty Clearing Station. Placed in a Hospital in France he would have been evaluated in terms of how long before he could regain his position in the battalion. More than 3 months to be again ready usually resulted in evacuation to England.\nEmbarked on HMHS Brighton in Calais on 20 Aug 1916, on his arrival in England he was admitted to the 3rd London General Hospital in Wandsworth on 29 Aug 1916. Released to the 1st Australian Auxiliary Hospital on 3 Nov 1916, he remained in their care until 23 Nov 1916 when he was granted a period of furlough until 9 Dec 1916.\nAt Perham Downs on 5 Jan 1917 he was reclassified as a result of his injuries and prepared for return to Australia. On his return to Australia he spent time in the 8th Australian General Hospital Fremantle, where on 30 Nov 1917 he was granted a pension of 60/- ($6) per fortnight.\nDischarged by the 5th Military District on 29 Nov 1917, 15 months after being WIA.\nElectoral Roll entries: 1925 at 237 St George's terrace, Perth, civil servant. No further records in WA, and no death registered.\nIncomplete records.\nRetrieved from \"https://www.birtwistlewiki.com.au/index.php?title=Francis_Crowe&oldid=21970\"",
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        "raw_content": "Subscribe to Funds Transfer Fraud\nFirst National Bank of Northern California: Ninth Circuit analyzes scope of \u201cCustomer\u201d under Financial Institution Bond\u2019s Telefacsimile and Voice Instruction Transactions Coverage\n\\In First National Bank of Northern California v. St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals analyzed certain requirements for Telefacsimile and Voice Instruction Transactions coverage under a Financial Institution Bond issued by St. Paul (now Travelers) to First National Bank of Northern California (the \u201cBank\u201d). The decision highlights the importance of clearly establishing the exact contractual arrangement between the insured financial institution and its customer in analyzing these types of transfer coverages.\nThe Bank\u2019s customers, Brent and Paula Edwards, were trustees for the Edwards Living Trust. Mr. and Ms. Edwards opened an account (the \u201cAccount\u201d) with the Bank in 2009. They received a Deposit Account Agreement and Disclosure (the \u201cAccount Opening Agreement\u201d). They also signed a signature card in which they \u201cagree[d] to the terms of\u201d and \u201cacknowledge[d] receipt of a completed copy of this agreement, the accompanying terms and conditions, and policy disclosures.\u201d\nThe Account Opening Agreement included the following provision:\nWith respect to wire transfers or other transfers of funds not governed by the Electronic Funds Transfer Act, [the customers agree] to enter into and comply with [the Bank\u2019s] wire transfer (if applicable) agreement and to comply with [the Bank\u2019s] security procedures.\nThe Bank\u2019s security procedures (the \u201cSecurity Procedures\u201d) were not provided to Mr. and Ms. Edwards, although the Bank asserted that the Security Procedures were \u201ceasily available\u201d to them. The Security Procedures purportedly authorized the Bank to rely on voice and facsimile instructions to make wire transfers from the Account in two circumstances:\nif there was a wire transfer agreement on file; or,\nif, in the absence of a wire transfer agreement on file, the customer could still be verified by voice recognition or by password, government-issued ID, date of birth, or Social Security number.\nThe Bank never provided any wire transfer agreement to Mr. and Ms. Edwards.\nOn October 13, 2010, the Bank received a phone call from someone purporting to be Mr. Edwards, instructing it to transfer $412,876 from the Account to a bank in Thailand. The Bank obtained verification information and processed the transfer. The next day, the Bank received another call, seeking to transfer $98,876 to a bank in China. After obtaining the same verification information, the Bank processed this transfer as well.\nMr. and Ms. Edwards discovered the fraudulent transfers. The Bank repaid them and made a claim against Travelers under the Bond.\nThe Telefacsimile and Voice Instruction Transactions Coverage\nThe Bank\u2019s Telefacsimile and Voice Instruction Transactions coverage indemnified the Bank where it:\nsuffers a loss directly from \u2026 having in good faith \u2026 transferred funds on deposit in a Customer\u2019s account in reliance upon a fraudulent telephonic voice instruction \u2026 which purports to be from \u2026 an individual person who is a Customer \u2026\u201d\nThe definition of \u201cCustomer\u201d contained three requirements:\nan entity or natural person that:\n(i) has a written agreement with the Insured authorizing the Insured to rely on telephonic voice or Telefacsimile Device instructions to make transfers;\n(ii) has provided the Insured with the names of persons authorized to initiate such transfers; and\n(iii) with whom the Insured has established an instruction verification procedure other than voice recognition.\nTravelers declined coverage, pointing out that the Bank had not established that there was any written agreement between the Bank and Mr. and Ms. Edwards authorizing the Bank to rely on telephonic voice or Telefacsimile Device instructions to make transfers. 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        "raw_content": "The measure is intended to bring down levels of drinking and related harms in the country, but is likely to only affect those on low incomes, critics argue.\nThe Alcohol Minimum Pricing Act, first voted for by Scottish MSPs in 2012, proposed a 50p per unit limit on alcohol, meaning that a 70-centilitre bottle of whisky could not be sold for less than \u00a314.\nThe Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) challenged the law, but in a unanimous judgement, the seven Supreme Court judges said Wednesday the legislation did not breach European Union law.\nNicola Sturgeon\u200f, the first minister of Scotland, tweeted: \u201cAbsolutely delighted that minimum pricing has been upheld by the Supreme Court. This has been a long road \u2013 and no doubt the policy will continue to have its critics \u2013 but it is a bold and necessary move to improve public health.\u201d\nSNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has a pint of beer as she takes a tour of Kelburn Brewery while campaigning for the General Election on June 2, 2017 in Barrhead, East Renfrewshire, Scotland. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty)\n\u201cMinimum pricing is so unjust because it targets the bottom of the market only,\u201d commented Sam Bowman, Executive Director of the pro-free market Adam Smith Institute.\nHe explained: \u201cNow, rich people cause problems when they drink; rich people spend more money on alcohol than poor people, and they actually drink more than poor people \u2013 but this policy does nothing to affect middle class and rich people.\u201d\nKaren Betts, SWA chief executive, said they \u201caccept\u201d the court decision in a statement, but also took time to highlight how it could damage their industry and exports.\n\u201cWe will now look to the Scottish and UK governments to support the industry against the negative effects of trade barriers being raised in overseas markets that discriminate against Scotch Whisky as a consequence of minimum pricing, and to argue for fair competition on our behalf.\n\u201cThis is vital in order that the jobs and investment the industry provides in Scotland are not damaged. At home, we hope to see an objective assessment of the impact of MUP [minimum unit pricing].\u201d\nLondon / EuropePoliticsalcoholscotlandUK Supreme Court",
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        "raw_content": "French govt official: Senate elections \u2018failure\u2019 for Macron\nPARIS (AP) \u2014 The French government spokesman said Monday that Senate elections have been a \u201cfailure\u201d for President Emmanuel Macron\u2019s centrist party.\nThe conservative Republicans were the clear winners in Sunday\u2019s vote for about half the chamber\u2019s 348 seats. The Republicans now have 159 seats and their center-right allies have 50 seats, while Macron\u2019s 17-month-old Republic on the Move! party has just 28 seats in the Senate.\nSenators aren\u2019t chosen by the public but by around 75,000 elected officials, mostly from local councils across the country. They are elected for six-year terms.\nGovernment spokesman Christophe Castaner told BFM TV that the defeat wasn\u2019t a surprise because \u201cthose who voted are those who have been elected in 2014 and 2015 when Republic on the Move! didn\u2019t exist.\u201d Castaner was asked if the election result was a disappointment, and he replied: \u201cYes, it\u2019s a failure, but it was expected.\u201d\nMacron will still be able to pass his reforms because France\u2019s lower house of parliament has the final say in legislation.\nMacron\u2019s party is expected to seek an alliance at the Senate with other centrists, some center-leaning Socialists and some members of The Republicans party, in the hope of passing some sensitive bills more swiftly.\nBut without the support of a majority of senators, he might not be able to make changes to the French Constitution as previously planned, for instance to scrap the special justice court for government members and limiting lawmakers to three terms.\nThe Socialists, who suffered a major defeat in the presidential election in May, have succeeded in remaining the second biggest force in the Senate with 81 seats.\nMarine Le Pen\u2019s far-right National Front, struggling with internal strife, failed to win a single Senate seat. The National Front currently has two senators, both elected in 2014.",
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        "raw_content": "U.S. 'Drowning In Unemployment,' Says Federal Reserve Member\nOn Friday, Dallas Federal Reserve President Richard Fisher said the U.S. is \u201cdrowning in unemployment\u201d and that the Fed\u2019s monetary easing was not the solution; certainty on taxes and regulation are what\u2019s needed to jump start hiring.\nMr. Fisher\u2019s comments, delivered during a speech at the University of Texas at Dallas, highlighted the intractable nature of unemployment over the last few years and the folly of so-called \u201cquantitative easing\u201d by the Federal Reserve.\n\u201cA short-term fix to the fiscal cliff will donothing but push out the envelope of indecision and we will continue tobe plagued by high unemployment,\u201d Fisher said. \u201cWe\u2019ve had a recovery that is quite disappointing\u2026.We\u2019ve never been here before so none of usknow how we\u2019re going to navigate out of this particular quadrant of theliquidity pool in this ocean of money. And what I\u2019m concerned about isthat we may be painting ourselves into a corner,\u201d he said.\nMr. Fisher says the sluggish economy and unemployment picture are not the result of the Fed\u2019s lack of trying. Indeed, as Reuters notes, the Fed has held interests rates at zero and bought up over $2.3 trillion in long-term securities to tamp down borrowing costs. And yet, long-term unemployment remains at historic highs, with one in five American men now out of a job and record high 88,921,000 Americans no longer in the U.S. labor force.\n\u201cWe\u2019vedone a lot,\u201d says Fisher. \u201cIt\u2019s not clear to me despite our theoretical ability tounderstand the tools very well, in practice, how we are going to get outof this.\u201d\nPoliticsCNNReuters",
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        "raw_content": "100 Pro-Abortion Storytelling Events Organized Across Country\nOn Monday, pro-abortion groups across the country launched an organized effort to feature women telling uplifting stories of their abortions. The so-called \u201c1 in 3\u201d week of action will feature 100 events in 32 states, and began in Washington D.C. According to the Advocates for Youth, one in three women in the United States will at some point have an abortion. Advocates from Washington D.C. who will lead off the event include Deb Hauser of the Advocates for Youth; Ilyse Hogue, NARAL Pro-Choice America; Andrea Gleaves, Women\u2019s Information Network; and many more. The \u201c1 in 3\u201d organizers will also be handing out a book: 1 in 3: These Are Our Stories. Tellingly, organizers suggest that their goal is to keep abortion \u201csafe, legal, and affordable\u201d \u2013 a marked change from the old pro-choice slogan from the Clinton years, \u201csafe, legal, and rare.\u201d The organizers also want to \u201cend the stigma\u201d surrounding abortion.\nHelping to end that stigma includes recruiting celebrities to be part of the \u201c1 in 3\u201d campaign. MTV star Katie Stack of 16 and Pregnant will be joining the campaign. Speaking with ThinkProgress, Stack said, \u201cThat experience with MTV really reinforced for me that it can be really powerful to provide these opportunities and to allow stories to heard \u2014 stories that are complex, and that don\u2019t necessarily fit a pro-choice or pro-life narrative.\u201d\nThe University of Michigan at Ann Arbor will host an event called an \u201cabortion speak-out,\u201d at which Stack will appear. \u201cIt\u2019s very hard to talk about abortion without the negativity, without calling people murderers, without the judgment,\u201d Stack explained. \u201cThe speak-out event is almost an experiment to see if it\u2019s possible. Hopefully it is. I know Carly has taken a lot of steps to make it a safe space, but it\u2019s really hard to authentically create a safe space to share these stories.\u201d\nStack told ThinkProgress, \u201cThe fact of the matter is, no matter what anyone wants to debate about abortion and its morality, I feel that I made the right decision. And that\u2019s threatening to people, the fact that I will say that.\u201d\nBen Shapiro is Editor-At-Large of Breitbart News and author of the New York Times bestseller \u201cBullies: How the Left\u2019s Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences America\u201d (Threshold Editions, January 8, 2013). Follow Ben on Twitter @benshapiro.\nPoliticsBen ShapiroNew York Times",
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        "raw_content": "A highlight of the College is our Chapel program. Every student in the Senior School attends a fortnightly chapel. Each Semester our College Chaplain leads students through a series of short Bible talks. Students are led by their peers in prayers, songs and testimonies. From time to time students also hear from Christian alumni, local youth ministers or other special guests. Chapel is a wonderful opportunity for students to grow in their faith and to also get taste of what it\u2019s like to be a part of the Jesus' community - the Church.\nBroughton Anglican College recognises the diverse needs of gifted learners and has procedures in place to identify them and implement programs in addressing their needs. The College offers a range of enrichment programs for our gifted population including the provision of a Gifted Education Coordinator, counselling with a trained psychologist, career education, scholarship program, acceleration programs (including subject, grade , early entry), ability grouping practices (extension classes, cluster grouping, graded groups) differentiation of programs, specific extension and enrichment strategies, tracking system, Individual interviews, case meetings, Extra-Curricular activities, specialised programs, Competitions (national, state and local), mentoring and links with community organisations.\nThe Learning Support staff assist students in the Senior School with specific learning needs. Support is provided in class, in small groups and one to one tutoring where needed. The support provided aims to encourage students to develop skills that will help them to be independent learners. These skills include comprehension, problem solving and organisational practices, all of which are used on a day to day basis in all classes.\nSTEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)\nSTEM at Broughton is rapidly evolving as we continue to explore new ways to integrate Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics into authentic real-world contexts. The College offers a STEM Scholarship for students in Year 7 and Year 11.\nThe annual STEM Festival is where students demonstrate their exceptional achievements in science projects, robotics creations, app challenges, technology displays and artworks. Representatives from external STEM related organisations attend including Sydney University, University of New South Wales, Macarthur Astronomical Society, ANSTO, Ingham Institute, Education Perfect and local Councils.\nStudents participate in events and competitions through CSIRO, the University of Sydney, UOW STEM Camp for Girls, Engineers Australia Women in Engineering Conference, ANU GET Set Conference and the Australian Science Teachers Association.\nSTEM is significantly supported by many extra curricular groups that meet within the College including Science Club, Robotics Club, Maths Club and extension Science Club.\nTo enable and assist with the integration of information literacy into a unit of work and to develop research and inquiry skills, Guided Inquiry is promoted and collaboratively taught with the assistance of our Teacher Librarian. Classes from both Junior and Senior School integrate Guided Inquiry into their units of work. The College also collaborates with researchers from Charles Sturt University. In 2017 two researchers along with our Teacher Librarian conducted research into how our Year 9 students use and perceive Guided Inquiry across two subject areas, in this case, PDHPE and Humanities. This study will be shared internationally through academic papers in journals and international conferences.",
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The Man in Black left us over 8 years ago and would have been 80 years old today had he lived. Last night I dedicated I Walk to Line to Lee on Cousin Brucie's SiriusXM show. Today Lee is wearing his Johnny Cash t-shirt and will be putting on a CD at dinner time.\nHofstra 93 UNCW 64\nIt was a one sided game at the Mack Arena this afternoon as the Hofstra Pride defeated the Seahawks of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington 93-64. It was the last game of the regular season for Hofstra as they finished 10-21 overall and 3-5 in the CAA. Game summary.\nThey will play Georgia State in the first round of the CAA tournament in Richmond.\nBest Wishes to Bob Shannon - Get Well Soon\nWCBS-FM radio personality Bob Shannon has not been on the air for several weeks now. On the New York Radio Message Board Allan Sniffen has just confirmed that Bob has been ill and after a stay in the hospital is now at home recovering.\nI certainly wish Bob a speedy recovery and hopes he returns to the air shortly. Bob has certainly been an asset to New York radio for over 30 years. He announced Lee's birth on the air back in 1988. I took the above photo of him at the CBS Radio Expo at Yankee Stadium in June 2010.\nBob Dylan - Forever Young - 50 years of Song - Life Magazine\nKaren surprised me tonight when she presented me with a special issue of Life Magazine titled Bob Dylan Forever Young 50 years of Song. Much has been said about the 50th anniversary of the Beach Boys with its tour, but 1962 was the first year that Dylan hit the music scene. This volume has biographical material which I already know, but there are tons of photographs that I have never seen. It will be on newstands until May.\nCongratulations to Dan Taylor, Mr. G and the WCBS-FM Morning Team\nIn todays New York Daily News David Hinckley reports that the WCBS-FM morning team was rated #1 in the Arbitron ratings with a 5.6 share. A hearty congratulations to Dan, Mr. G and all the others behind the scenes who made this possible.\nNo radio station is perfect. I am disappointed that WCBS-FM rarely plays the hits of the 1955-1963 era. Also I feel that the playlist is tight. I am a little tired of Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison. You can't argue with success and this is an excellent station after being rescued from the jackasses.\nI took the photo above of Dan at the CBS Radio Expo at Yankee Stadium in June 2010.\nI was worried for a while but the Never Ending Tour will resume in Rio de Janeiro on April 15 as reported by Bill Pagel. At age 71 Bob should cut down on the number of concerts he does each year. May he stay Forever Young.\nThe Mets Dropped the Ball on Retiring Gary Carter's Number\nLast night I listened to Lori Rubinson on WFAN interview reporter Bob Klaplisch about Gary Carter. I agree with Mr. Klapisch that the Mets should have retired #8 shortly after Gary's illness was revealed. He was the heart and soul of the 1986 championship team and should have been duly honored while he was living.\nThe issue of retired numbers is arguable since some sports teams limit the number of retired numbers while others do not. I hope the Mets will retire #8 this season and think hard about honoring other Met players of the past.\nNew Jersey Devils 3 Anaheim Ducks 2 in a Shootout\nI met Karen and Lee at the Prudential Center after work to see the New Jersey Devils. Goalie Martin Brodeur was superb as he turned aside 36 shots including 14 in the third period. The Ducks tied the game with a goal by Sheldon Brookban with 2:15 left in regulation. An apparent goal by Anaheim in the overtime was waived off after the video review indicated it was kicked in. Patrick Elias scored the decisive goal for the Devils in the third round of the overtime.\nTime Warner Cable and Madison Square Garden Settle Their Dispute\nIt is a shame that it took 7 weeks to settle a dispute among two multi-billion dollar corporations with highly paid executives. Do they really care about their customers or the almighty buck? I think our elected officials could have intervened earlier. Below is a message I recived from MSG Media:\nNew York, NY, February 17, 2012 - MSG Media is pleased to have reached a tentative agreement with Time Warner Cable for carriage of our networks - MSG, MSG+ and Fuse, effective immediately, including tonight's 8:00pm match-up between the New York Knicks and the New Orleans Hornets, as well as the Devils and Sabres games. We would like to thank Governor Andrew Cuomo for his leadership in helping us resolve this matter. We would also like to thank Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and NBA Commissioner David Stern, whose assistance helped allow the parties to reach an agreement. We are committed to providing our fans with award-winning programming that continues to warrant their loyalty and allegiance, and we thank them for their patience.\nSad News - Gary Carter Passes Away at Age 57\nThe Kid is gone after losing his battle with brain cancer. He was certainly the heart and soul of the World Champion Mets in 1986. Thankfully, he lived to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. I sure hope that the Mets will retire his #8 this season at Citifield. My condolences to his family.\nMike Francesa hears both sides of the Time Warner MSG Network Dispute\nI must tip my hat to Mike Francesa for interviewing Eric Mangan of Time Warner Cable and Mike Bair of the MSG Network about the misreable dispute that has denied me among 2 million other subscribers of Knick and Ranger telecasts. He asked both parties some very pointed questions. Mangan claims that there was a verbal agreement for a 6.5% increase, but then MSG reneged on that and demanded a 53% raise. Bair denied the claims and says they made several offers to Time Warner that was denied. There have not been meaningful negotiations since December. There was no offers of arbitration. About 30% of potential MSG viewers are with Time Warner.\nThis dispute is now approaching two months and has gotten more attention with the Jeremy Lin mania. All I can say that everyone is out for the almighty buck. I just don't know whom to believe. I just feel that MSG is trying to get more money to pay for the renovations of the Garden. In the meantime I have watched Knick and Ranger games on Chanfeed.com.\nIn any event, I give Mike Francesa an A ++ for excellent sports journalism for putting both parties on the spot. Who knows how long this will last. I suggest that my readers listen to the Podcast.\nIn January 2006 I wrote an article in Bruce's Journal tracing my long history as a fan of the New York Mets. In 2012 the Mets will celebrate their 50th anniversary. My readers should be aware of the financial problems of the Mets and tealize that this will likely not be a good year for the team. I did something foolish today by purchasing a 6 pack of tickets. I received an e-mail from the ticket office saying that there is no online service charge if I bought the tickets over the phone. I got tickets for one of the subway series games against the Yankees and 5 other weekend games. All I can say is Let's Go Mets!\nWe decided to take it easy today since we had a long night on Friday with going to the Al Kooper concert and coming home late. Years ago I would come home late regularly on Friday and Saturday nights, but that was a long time ago.\nLike everyone else I was saddened to hear of the untimely passing of Whitney Houston. It is a shame when anybody dies at such a young age. Dateline NBC did a nice story about here tonight at 7 PM.\nI decided not to watch the Grammy Awards on TV tonight. I was just never a fan of awards ceremonies. They are all too long with too many speeches. I am just not into the current music anyway.\n68th Birthday Celebration for Al Kooper at BB Kings\nI doubt if the casual fan of oldies or classic rock would know Al Kooper. Some people still confuse him with Alice Cooper. Certainly knowledgeable music enthusiasts are aware of his contributions. He has done it all as a performer, producer, and songwriter. His versatility alone qualifies him for the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. It is an injustice that performers like Al Kooper, Chubby Checker, Neil Sedaka and the Moody Blues among others have been denied entry into the Rock Hall.\nI first became aware of Al in 1966 when Murray the K played the Blues Projection Projections album on the radio. The Blues Project were known as the Jewish Beatles. J Over the years I collected several of Al\u2019s records and later CDs as he performed with Blood Sweat and Tears, Mike Bloomfield, Stephen Stills, and many others. I remember buying New York City You\u2019re a Woman on 8-track.\nIn late 1983 or early 1984 Karen and I went to the Bottom Line and saw Al play with Cousin Bruce Morrow as the announcer. Jimmy Vivino played with Al that night. I believe that Ronnie Spector performed at that show as well.\nAround 1995 when America Online was in its infancy it allowed users to start message boards. After I started a folder in the classic rock about Al Kooper, he sent an e-mail thanking me.\nLast night we went to a 68th birthday party for Al at BB Kings. Most of the audience were baby boomers who grew up in the 60s. I must applaud him for empowering his backup musicians. I wish I could remember everyone\u2019s name. There was a gentleman named Donald whom Al hadn\u2019t seen in 35 years. Most of the second set was fronted by James Maddox.\nHere is a partial set list:\nLike a Rolling Stone - sung by Jimmy Vivino. Please remember that Al played with Dylan on the studio recording in 1965.\nFlute Thing - all the musicians did a solo\nAlbert\u2019s Shuffle\nI\u2019ll Love You More Than You\u2019ll Ever Know\nThe 59th Street Bridge Song - a tribute to the late Mike Bloomfield\nI think that Al should have played \u201cNew York City You\u2019re A Woman\u201d since the show was in the Big Apple.\nWe all certainly enjoyed the show which started at 7:45 and ended at 11:20 with two short breaks. Hopefully there will be future birthday celebrations for Al at BB Kings.\nIf you want to find out more information about Al, you can read the entry in the Wikipedia which is very sketchy. For the full story please read his autobiography which I have in my personal collection.\nKooper, Al. Backstage Passes & Backstabbing Bastards: Memoirs of a Rock 'n' Roll Survivor. New York: Backbeat Books, 2008. Print.\nPlease also see his web site at http://www.alkooper.com .There is a link to Al's weekly column \"New Music For Old People\" in The Morton Report\nRamsey, John. (2012). Hartford Radio. Arcadia Pub\nSince I am a librarian by profession, I used the APA format for this brand new book written by John Ramsey, a broadcast engineer. I found out about this book through various radio message boards. I am also aware that friends Bill Dillane and Bob Radil made contributions and were properly acknowledged by the author. I was also attracted to this book since I lived in New London, CT from 1977-78 and was able to dx many of the Hartford stations.\nMr. Ramsey certainly did an excellent job of researching the Hartford, CT stations from the 1920s to the present. Each of the many photographs were annotated listing the people who contributed to radio in the Nutmeg state.\nI also own:\nJaker, B., Sulek, F., & Kanze, P. (1998). The airwaves of New York: Illustrated histories of 156 AM stations in the Metropolitan Area, 1921-1996. Jefferson, N.C: McFarland.\nThe Airwaves of New York is much larger and contains more text since there are more radio stations in and new NYC than there are in the immediate Hartford area.\nMy suggestion to John Ramsey is that he should have arranged his book by radio station instead of by year. I recommend it for New England radio enthusiasts.\nThere Should Be A National Primary Day for President\nI am not a very political person and rarely comment in this journal on such issues. The method of nominating a major party candidate for president is slow, costly and inefficient. The reason I hate politics is that so much is dependent on how much money a person can raise to be a viable candidate for any public office. I suggest that there be a national primary day for candidates for the Democratic and Republican nominees for president instead of the current primary system. If the leadng candidate receives less than 50% of the vote, there would be a runoff between the top two.\nThis will never happen. Just my two cents on a Wednesday morning when I am working on the late shift at the NJIT Library.\nAl Kooper - I Love You More than you'll ever know (Live)\nMaybe Al will sing this on Friday night when we see him at BB Kings. More later.\nCongratulations to the New York Giants\nI am not a big football fan, but hearty congratulations to the New York Giants for winning Superbowl XLVI 21-17. It was one of the most exciting Superbowls in history.\nGeorgia State 59 Hofstra 43\nAfter we visited my mom in Westbury this afternoon we drove over to Hofstra to see the Pride take on the Panthers of Georgia State in a CAA battle. Hofstra's shooting was terrible to say the least as they shot 29 percent (17-for-58) for the game including 3-for-22 from the three-point line. The final was Georgia State 59 Hofstra 43 as the home team fell to 8-17 overall and 2-11 in the conference.\nPete Seeger - Forever Young\nAnd may Pete Seeger stay Forever Young. He is a gem.\nMy Review of Chimes of Freedom The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International.\nSince there were over 70 songs it took me 5 sittings to hear Chimes of Freedom The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International. It has to be the most ambitious and varied collection of Dylan covers. In my personal collection I have several genre specific collections:\nI also have many CDs that are one artist\u2019s interpretations of Dylan\u2019s works:\nThere are also covers of complete Dylan albums:\nBlood on the Tracks - Mary Jane Corvette\nBlues on Blonde on Blonde - various artists\nDylan\u2019s music is always open to interpretation lyrically and musically. I do not care for tribute bands who imitate his voice or phrasing. A good cover version must be distinct from the original. I am happy to say that the 70 plus succeed in that respect. The compiler of this set must succeed in pleasing most of the people most of the time. I was happy for the most part with what I heard.\nI guess I must be listening to oldies music too much since I was not familiar with many of the artists. I never heard of Flogging Molly, My Chemical Romance, Cage the Elephant, and Michael Franti among others. There are many artists who are actively recording today including Adele, Kei$ha, Mark Knopfler, Miley Cyrus, and Elvis Costello. None of my lists are exhaustive.\nOf course many older artists appear in the set. There is a version of One Too Many Mornings where the Avett Brother overdub the late Johnny Cash\u2019s version. Patti Smith, Sting, Joan Baez, Kris Kristofferson, Eric Burdon, Marianne Faithful, and Pete Seeger appears. The CD concludes with Dylan himself singing the Chimes of Freedom.\nThere are many cover versions of Dylan songs that have lasted the test of time and are quite distinguished. The versions in these compilation must age before they will be accepted by the Dylan community. My favorite has to be Forever Young by Pete Seeger with the Rivertown Kids. Pete, God bless him, is 92 years young and sounds terrific.\nMy only disappointment was in the artists who did not appear here:\nBruce Springsteen - covered the Chimes of Freedom\nI would highly recommend this set for all Dylan fans and for younger music lovers who should discover his songs. You will be pleased most of the time.\nAfter 5 sittings I finally finished listening to \u201cChimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International.\" I will have to take some time to write a review of it.\nTonight the Brian Matthew Story will air on BBC2 at 5 PM EST. 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        "raw_content": "\u201c\u2026more than is possible in theatre or film\u201d\nAn interview with Ralph Trommer about graphic adaptations of literary works\nMore and more literary classics are being adapted into elaborate comic books and graphic novels. Under the heading \u201cThe second look: 32 comic adaptions from Babylon Berlin to Marcel Proust\u201d , the Frankfurter Buchmesse is presenting a collection of this type of comic book, with a focus on Berlin, at its collective stands at book fairs abroad. Time for an interview with the curator of the \u201cBabylon Berlin\u201d collection: Ralph Trommer, comic-book expert and culture journalist for taz, Der Tagesspiegel and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, amongst others.\nFallada\u2019s \u201cDer Trinker\u201d (\u201cThe Drinker\u201d), D\u00fcrrenmatt\u2019s \u201cDie Physiker\u201d (\u201cThe Physicists\u201d) \u2013 the collection \u201cThe second look: 32 comic adaptions from Babylon Berlin to Marcel Proust\u201d offers many adaptations of literary classics. Is this sort of content a new trend in the comics scene?\nIn the early days of comic strips, there were already numerous adaptations of classics, such as the first \u201cTarzan\u201d comics by Hal Foster around 1930. Later, there were also series like \u201cIllustrierte Klassiker\u201d (\u201cIllustrated Classics\u201d) in Germany. \u201cThe Seventh Cross\u201c is an example of a very early adaption of an extremely topical work by Anna Seghers during the Second World War that quickly became a classic. However, the majority of comic books are based on original ideas. With the graphic-novel boom of the last two decades, the number of adaptations has also increased. This has to do with the improved image graphic novels enjoy within the literary scene. Ever since, it has been possible to tell ambitious stories in this sector, including based on already famous literary originals. Which classics are chosen depends on a given artist. Or there is a commission \u2013 for example, from a publisher who wants to call renewed attention to a certain classic through a graphic-novel interpretation. Today, the artists themselves decide based on individual criteria: they can choose whether to tell their own stories or to put their style to the test in interpreting a classic.\nWhat qualities should a novel have to be adapted successfully into comic-book form? Are there any exclusion criteria?\nGenerally speaking, there are no exclusion criteria for the art, but there also aren\u2019t any watertight criteria for success. In my opinion, it depends entirely on the inspiration that a work, a novel, sparks in a given illustrator or scriptwriter, who, after all, initially is just a \u201creader\u201d and only subsequently has to develop his or her own vision. You can sense when a graphic novel isn\u2019t just a routine adaptation of an original, but has inspired the artist\u2019s imagination to produce his or her own \u201crecreation\u201d of the work. Both trivial material (e.g. \u201cMalcolm Max\u201d, \u201cThree Investigators\u201d, \u201cMark Brandis\u201d) as well as world literature (by Anna Seghers, Edgar Allan Poe, Marcel Proust) is suitable source material. Today, even diaries can be transposed effectively into comic-book form (\u201cM\u00fchsam\u201d). However, there is also a series of less successful adaptions that transpose works into images 1:1, without creating artistic value-added. For example, to date there are hardly any good adaptations of Kafka, even though there have been many attempts. A good adaptation succeeds in offering an independent look at the work; it can be very free \u2013 one example is Lukas J\u00fcliger\u2019s adaptation of \u201cBerenice\u201d, which transforms Poe\u2019s text into something very contemporary. Or Lorenzo Mattotti\u2019s interpretation of \u201cHansel and Gretel\u201d, which is also a stand-alone artwork that captures the spirit of the original.\nWhat is successful ultimately also depends on the zeitgeist, which is probably somewhat coincidental. Reinhard Kleist\u2019s \u201cNick Cave\u201d comic seems to me to be a good example of an artist immersing him or herself in a topic so obsessively that you can feel it as a reader.\nBiography, fiction, diary, play \u2013 can all literary genres be turned into good comic books thanks to cross media publishing?\nYes. Just as today\u2019s theatre scene often uses novels and films as the basis for stage plays, comic books can also transpose a given topic from another medium into their own. In fact, they can probably do even more than is possible in theatre or film since comic-book illustrators create their own worlds with the help of their pencils, the selection of colours or with the aid of a computer. These can be elaborate fantasy or science fiction worlds, but Nicolas Mahler\u2019s minimalistically illustrated comics also evoke their own convincing reality that lasts for the duration of the reading experience. The already popular crime fiction genre has also proven itself in comics. There are many examples of successful series that transpose originals into atmospheric visual narratives, from Dashiell Hammett\u2019s \u201cFly Paper\u201d to \u201cWilsberg\u201d to Volker Kutscher\u2019s novels. Perhaps the most extreme example is Jens Harder\u2019s transformation of the millennia-old epic of Gilgamesh from stone tablets into an \u201cantique\u201d comic.\nDigitalisation keeps bringing us new storytelling formats: e-books, apps, games, GIFs, emojis and many others. What does digital development mean for the comics scene?\nPerhaps it leads to new possibilities for presenting and distributing comics, which can now be read everywhere in completely different contexts. However, these possibilities are still at an early stage of development. To date, the classic form on printed paper is still the most successful; yet many titles are also already available as e-books. While technically, formally, there are innovations like Daniel Lieske\u2019s \u201cinfinite screen\u201d (\u201cWormworld Saga\u201d), they rarely catch on across the board. Animated comics, for example, result in animated movies. Comics themselves have other means of expression. Ultimately, for all avid comic-book readers, the haptic experience of reading on paper is simply more sensory than reading comics on a screen.\nTo wrap up, let\u2019s return to the collection again: What\u2019s special about Berlin as a setting \u2013 even for international audiences?\nBerlin is en vogue at the moment \u2013 and may continue to be so for many years to come. That\u2019s because the city reflects the extremely historically dense 20th century. Stories can be told about the exciting interwar years, which encompassed a fresh start for society and ended in a historical downward spiral. The Nazi period is another Berlin era that is full of upheavals that can be transposed vividly into images. Finally, the Cold War and German reunification are also important periods that continue to influence people now. Maybe Berlin is so \u201chip\u201d today because, like in the 20 years after the fall of the wall, it is once again in the midst of a period of transformation. Visualising the past is usually more interesting than representing the immediate present right outside our doorstep. Great illustrators who make a point of properly researching backgrounds and costumes can create particularly striking reconstructions of an era in comic books. \u201cDer kalte Fisch\u201d (\u201cThe Wet Fish\u201d), illustrated by Arne Jysch, is something like the Berlin answer to L\u00e9o Malet\u2019s Paris-based thrillers featuring Nestor Burma from the pen of Jacques Tardi. However, all graphic virtuosity notwithstanding, it\u2019s important to remember to meet the many open questions of the last century not only with elaborate illustrations, but also through intelligently told stories.\nThank you very much for this interview, Mr Trommer!\n(This interview was conducted by Frank Krings, PR Manager of the Frankfurter Buchmesse.)\nAll information about the book collections of the Frankfurter Buchmesse is available here.",
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        "raw_content": "Africa increasingly host to thugs, Islamic extremism\nThe name Timbuktu has come to evoke the most remote, mysterious and inaccessible corner of the Earth. The place, Timbuktu, was, 500 years ago, a great center of Islamic scholarship and the southern terminus of the principle trans-Saharan route to the western Mediterranean \ufffd a cosmopolitan outpost where camel caravans brought buyers and sellers of salt, gold, ivory and slaves.\nAs for contemporary Timbuktu, it is an impoverished, provincial capital in the West African nation of Mali \ufffd a dateline seldom seen on the front pages.\nBut a little news was made there in April when rebel forces, including members of Ansar Dine, a fundamentalist and revolutionary Islamic group, came and conquered.\nAnsar Dine\ufffds leaders immediately announced the imposition of their interpretation of Sharia law, including mandatory veiling of women, a ban on music, the closing of nonreligious schools, and hudud punishments \ufffd amputations for thieves and stoning for adulterers, for example.\nNext, they began to destroy Timbuktu\ufffds religious sites, including the 15th century Sidi Yahya mosque, and the 14th century Djinguereber mosque.\nBy now, it is apparent to all but the determinedly deluded that those who call themselves Islamists and Jihadis range from intolerant to bellicose, and regard Jews, Christians, Hindus, the Baha\ufffdi and other \ufffdinfidels\ufffd as inferiors and enemies with whom reconciliation is unthinkable. Destroying their religious symbols is a pious act. That\ufffds why, in 2001, the Taliban dynamited the 6th century stone Buddhas of Bamiyan. That\ufffds why, today in Egypt, some clerics are discussing the demolition of the pyramids.\nLess widely understood: Islamic fundamentalist revolutionaries despise with no less vehemence those whose reading of Islam differs from theirs.\nTimbuktu has been a center of Sufi Islam. The most revered religious figures in Sufism are regarded as saints. Some have been laid to rest in tombs and mausoleums.\nTo members of Ansar Dine, \ufffdDefenders of Faith,\ufffd this is heresy.\nA reporter asked a member of Ansar Dine if the destruction of Muslim religious sites in Timbuktu would continue. \ufffdOf course,\ufffd he replied. \ufffdWhat doesn\ufffdt correspond to Islam, we are going to correct.\ufffd\nIn neighboring Niger, a refugee who had sold food in the market said the Islamists had prevented her from working. \ufffdI could not make money to feed my child. This is against our traditions. This is against the Islam we know.\ufffd\nPrecisely. Islamism comes in a variety of forms, but it is always and everywhere a theological and cultural bulldozer. How ironic that those who claim the most fervid commitment to diversity are often the first to rise to Islamism\ufffds defense.\nAnsar Dine\ufffds reading of Islam is close to that of al-Qaida, which, in turn, springs from Wahhabism. A small and obscure desert sect just a century ago, Wahhabism has since spread globally thanks to the West\ufffds willingness to pay handsomely for the oil Saudi warriors seized by force of arms from other Arabian tribes and clans.\nAcross the Gulf, Iran for more than 30 years has been dominated by a regime that promotes a rival theology/ideology. Based on Shia rather than Sunni Islam, it is no less fundamentalist, supremacist and intolerant.\nMali is not the only country in Africa under attack.\nWhen I was an Africa correspondent for The New York Times in the 1980s, I often visited Nigeria, the continent\ufffds most populous country. Its north is predominantly Muslim, the south mainly Christian. For generations, the two groups enjoyed a reasonable modus vivendi.\nOver time, however, a growing number of Nigerian Muslims have been indoctrinated and radicalized \ufffd Wahhabized. Earlier this month, Islamist gunmen reportedly numbering in the hundreds, killed more than 60 Christians in the central Plateau state. Then, at a funeral for the victims, gunmen attacked again, killing more.\nResponsibility for the carnage has been claimed by Boko Haram, a sect whose name means \ufffdWestern Education is Forbidden.\ufffd\nBlamed for more than 1,000 killings over the last two years, Boko Haram is strongly suspected of having close ties with two Africa-based al-Qaida groups, al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and al-Shabab, in Somalia.\nRecently, too, a new Islamist group announced its existence: Jama\ufffdatu Ansarul Musilimina fi Biladin Sudan (Supporters of Islam in the Land of Sudan) dedicated to fighting \ufffdany group or religion that attacks Islam and Muslims.\ufffd\n\ufffdThere is always something new out of Africa,\ufffd the Roman scholar Pliny the Elder observed more than 2,000 years ago.\nWhat\ufffds new now, however, is what is going into Africa \ufffd thugs and menacing strains of Islamic extremism. No good can come out of that.\nEmail Clifford D. May at cliff@defenddemocracy.org.",
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        "raw_content": "Community Inspires New Program Shining Spotlight on Players, Celebrities and Streamers Around the Globe\nNew Content Debuts for Highly-Anticipated Release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 on October 12\nCall of Duty Endowment\u2019s Annual Charity Launch Stream is Now #CODNATION Challenge\nSANTA MONICA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#CODNATION is calling. As the release of Activision\u2019s Call of Duty\u00ae: Black Ops 4 is only days away, a new program celebrating the passion and creativity of the Call of Duty\u00ae community continues to rollout. The first wave of Black Ops 4 content, titled #CODNATION, debuted last weekend nationally on broadcast television, and new additional clips have also released online with more on the way. The #CODNATION campaign was inspired by the creativity of the Call of Duty community and encourages fans to join in, post and share their experiences around the world. 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        "raw_content": "Christian Bale\u2019s Batman suit for sale at rare memorabilia auction\nDo you believe... you could be the next owner of the X Files' Fox Mulder's FBI badge?\nOne of the world\u2019s leading film and TV memorabilia companies has announced it is to hold the UK\u2019s largest live auctions this September.\nProp Store\u2019s auction, to be held at London\u2019s BFI IMAX cinema chain, includes items on offer that are expected to fetch in excess of \u00a31.5 million.\nChristian Bale's batsuit from 'The Dark Knight Rises, is expected to fetch up to \ufffd60k when it goes under the hammer.\nOver 500 rare and iconic lots will be sold during the unique event which will be live-streamed online for fans to track the bidding on auction day.\nA free preview exhibition will be open to the public in the run up to the auction, showcasing over 300 lots from the upcoming auction.\nREAD MORE: Edinburgh Festival Fringe: 10 key venues\nBatman\u2019s Batsuits from The \u2018Dark Knight Rises\u2019 and \u2018Batman Begins\u2019 are expected to achieve between \u00a340-60k and \u00a330-40k respectively, Keira Knightley\u2019s \u2018Love Actually\u2019 wedding dress is expected to achieve \u00a35-7k and Michael Ironside\u2019s \u2018Jester\u2019 flight suit from \u2018Top Gun\u2019 is expected to fetch between \u00a36-8k at the auction. Film fans will have an opportunity to see all these original items on display in the two weeks ahead of the auction at the preview exhibition.\nHey you guys! The sloth stunt mask from 80s favourite 'the Goonies' is also up for grabs.\nThis will coincide with a number of special screenings at the BFI IMAX, including classics such as \u2018Gladiator\u2019, \u2018Top Gun\u2019 and the Christopher Nolan-directed \u2018The Dark Knight\u2019 trilogy. What\u2019s more, film fans who pre-book their tickets for the screenings will have a chance of winning some exclusive movie artefacts, including Barbarian\u2019s sword and scabbard from \u2018Gladiator\u2019 as well as a Gotham Rogues t-shirt and a Batcave hanging bat from \u2018The Dark Knight\u2019 trilogy.\nStephen Lane, Prop Store CEO, said: \u201cWe\u2019re thrilled to announce our third live auction in London and are excited to be partnering with ODEON again. This year brings an opportunity for film fans and collectors alike to view some of the world\u2019s most iconic film and TV items for free, and bid to secure their own pieces of movie and television history. A truly unique event for a global audience.\u201d\nAndy Edge, commercial director at ODEON UK & Ireland added: \u201cWe\u2019re incredibly proud to help Prop Store bring these iconic film mementos to the public, and give UK film fans a chance to walk away with their own piece of cinema gold.\u201d\n\u201cAs Europe\u2019s leading cinema chain, we\u2019ve enjoyed bringing many of these blockbusters to the big screen throughout the years \u2013 and we can\u2019t wait to welcome the iconic props through our doors this September.\u201d\nTop Items to be sold at the Prop Store auction include:\n\u2013 Batman\u2019s batsuit from \u2018The Dark Knight Rises\u2019 (2012) \u00a340k-\u00a360k\n\u2013 TIE pilot helmet from \u2018Star Wars: A New Hope\u2019 (1977) \u00a350k-\u00a370k\n\u2013 Hero batpod vehicle from \u2018The Dark Knight Rises\u2019 (2012) \u00a360k-\u00a380k\n\u2013 Steven Spielberg\u2019s clapperboard from \u2018Jaws\u2019 (1975) \u00a330k-\u00a340k\n\u2013 Batman\u2019s batsuit from \u2018Batman Begins\u2019 (2005) \u00a330k-\u00a340k\n\u2013 Sloth mask from \u2018The Goonies\u2019 (1985) \u00a330k-\u00a340k\n\u2013 Harry Potter Hogwarts acceptance letter with wax seal from \u2018Harry Potter and the Philosopher\u2019s Stone\u2019 (2001) \u00a33k-\u00a35k\n\u2013 Richard Attenborough\u2019s personal annotated script from \u2018Jurassic Park\u2019 (1993) \u00a34k-\u00a36k\n\u2013 Keira Knightley\u2019s wedding dress from \u2018Love Actually\u2019 (2003) \u00a35k-\u00a37k\n\u2013 Scully (Gillian Anderson) and Mulder (David Duchovny) FBI photo ID & badge from \u2018The X-Files\u2019 (1993-2002) \u00a33k-\u00a35k each\n\u2013 The Prop Store auction is suitable for fans with a variety of budgets. Some of the least expensive lots in the auction include crew t-shirts and caps from the \u2018Star Wars\u2019 franchise estimated at \u00a360\u2013\u00a380, and a selection of production-used scripts and posters from the film \u2018Labyrinth\u2019 starring David Bowie, estimated to sell for an affordable \u00a3200.\nAuction items will be on display at a free exhibition open to the public at the BFI IMAX, London, September 14-27, from 10:00am to 9:30pm,\nThe live auction takes place on September 27 from 12noon.\nRegistration is now open at https//:www.propstore.com/liveauction.\nOnline proxy bids can be submitted from Thursday, September 1.",
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        "raw_content": "Contact Quincy, Massachusetts Bike Accident Attorney Breakstone, White & Gluck\nExperienced Motor Vehicle Collision Lawyers Handling Cases in Boston and Beyond\nMotorcyclists face many risks. These include everything from head-on collisions to being run off the roadway. The Boston motorcycle accident lawyers at Breakstone, White & Gluck have handled motorcycle accident cases on behalf of Massachusetts residents and their loved ones for over 30 years. Some of the most devastating injuries that we have seen arise from motorcycle accidents near driveways. It is critical that a driver entering a roadway from a public or private driveway ensure that the way is clear before proceeding. Unfortunately, many drivers pull right onto the roadway and fail to see passing motorcyclists, causing collisions. Individuals passing by the driveway have the right-of-way, but drivers pulling out are often in a rush or not focused. If you were injured in a motorcycle accident involving a driveway or near a driveway, contact us to learn more about your legal right to compensation and how we may be able to assist you.\nHold a Careless Driver Liable for the Injuries that You Suffered\nIf you were harmed in an accident in which the other driver pulled out of a driveway and struck your motorcycle, you can bring a personal injury action against him or her to recover for your damages. The first step in the lawsuit is to show that the other driver did not operate his or her vehicle according to Massachusetts\u2019 well-established duty of care. In general, each driver has a duty to use the same prudent and reasonable skill that a careful driver would use in a similar situation. This involves driving according to applicable traffic laws, yielding the right-of-way, and paying attention to your surroundings. Many drivers claim that they did not see an oncoming motorcycle when they pulled out of the driveway, due to something that obstructed their view like a business sign or bush. This is generally not an excuse. Drivers must ensure that the way is clear before proceeding and use extra caution when something is obstructing part of their view. A prudent driver would proceed slowly until he or she could see around the obstruction.\nAdditionally, it can be more difficult to see motorcycles because they are smaller than passenger vehicles, but this is also not an acceptable excuse for the driver of a car proceeding onto the roadway without ensuring that the way is clear.\nMany motorcycle accidents near driveways occur because the defendant was distracted by looking at his or her phone, talking on the phone, running late and in a hurry, or engaging in overly aggressive driving. A knowledgeable personal injury lawyer can help you determine whether the driver who hit you breached the duty of care at the time of the crash.\nIn addition to showing that the other driver failed to use adequate care and skill at the time of the accident, your attorney must show that this failure caused you to suffer injuries. In other words, we must show that you would not have suffered injuries but for the defendant\u2019s failure to drive with care. Many defendants will attempt to avoid paying compensation by challenging this aspect of the plaintiff\u2019s case. They may point to some other factor involved in the crash, such as inclement weather, a dangerously designed roadway, or alleged negligence by the plaintiff. Massachusetts follows a modified version of the comparative negligence rule, which bars a plaintiff from recovering compensation when he or she is deemed more than 50 percent at fault for the crash. This can include evidence that the plaintiff was speeding or making an unsafe lane change at the time that the defendant exited the driveway.\nThe final phase of the lawsuit involves determining the amount of compensation that the plaintiff deserves for his or her medical bills, lost wages, and emotional pain and suffering, among other damages. Our lawyers can help you ensure that you seek the maximum amount of compensation according to the details of your case.\nRetain a Compassionate Motorcycle Accident Lawyer in Boston\nMotorcycle accidents near driveways or involving driveways can often result in catastrophic injuries for a victim. While you are coping with the pain and disruption that the accident has caused in your life, we will work tirelessly to ensure that your legal rights are asserted to the fullest extent and that you are treated fairly. Our attorneys serve people in cities such as Boston, Cambridge, Waltham, Lowell, Newton, Somerville, Quincy, Dedham, Norwood, Brookline, Attleboro, Barnstable, Brockton, Plymouth, Worcester, Lawrence, and Springfield. To arrange your free consultation, call us now at 1-800-379-1244 or contact us online to get started.\nMotorcycle Accidents Near Driveways | Boston Bike Injury Lawyers",
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        "raw_content": "Exaggerating the impact of climate change on the spread of malaria\nA recent press release from the UK Department for International Development (DFID) suggested that millions more people in Kenya are susceptible to malaria as a result of mosquitoes colonising higher ground as global temperatures rise. ('New evidence of a link between climate change and malaria', 30.12.09 - see below). The press release was extensively covered in UK newspapers and elsewhere. Simple analysis shows that the claims of the press release are almost entirely without foundation. The battle against the severe threat from climate change is impeded, not helped, by government departments issuing alarmist and exaggerated alerts based on poor science.\nAll other things being equal, the spread of malaria is probably encouraged by higher global temperatures. The malaria parasite in the insect's body grows fastest at average daily temperatures of about 25 degrees and most parts of the world are well below this level. But temperature is only one factor in the spread of this terrible disease, possibly a small one. The presence of stagnant water in open sunlit fields after deforestation, increased population pressure, lack of availability of mosquito nets, or a reluctance to use them, may all contribute as much to the spread of malaria as increasing temperatures. Nevertheless, despite the plethora of more convincing explanations for varying levels of malarial illness, policy-makers and government departments continue to state, without any qualification, that malaria will become very much more prevalent in a warmer world.\nThe 2001 IPCC report also overstated the connection between climate change and malarial infections. Understandably, the top-selling books by climate sceptics published in the last few years all feast on the weak scientific evidence for this assertion. These books usually quote the specialist in insect-borne diseases, Professor Paul Reiter of the Pasteur Institute in Paris, who has strenuously and effectively attacked the idea that increasing temperatures will necessarily produce a rapid rise in the incidence of insect-borne diseases. Professor Reiter points out that malaria transmission is a complex matter and that rising temperatures are only weakly linked to an increasing incidence of malaria. (The illustration at the head of this article provides us with some sense of just how complex malaria is.) Why, he and others have asked, if temperature is so important, did the disease disappear from countries like Britain just as the climate was warming at the end of the 'Little Ice Age' during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?\nHowever, the story that substantial increases in malaria will inevitably follow rising temperatures will not go away and DFID's recent press release is another example. The document claims that 'new research' in the highland areas around Mount Kenya has shown strong links between increasing temperatures and malaria incidence. When I asked for a copy of the scientific papers to back up this assertion, DFID said it was unable to provide this 'new research', stating instead that the press release was based on 'a cumulation of several studies over the past few years'.\nThree papers were attached to this surprising response from DFID. The press release asserted that temperatures on the western side of Mount Kenya had risen two degrees Celsius in twenty years, prompting epidemics of malaria, but these research papers actually showed a much smaller increase. The specific claim that the Mount Kenya area has recently become vulnerable to malaria was backed up by interview data of a few years ago from a small number of families who declared a total of eight cases of malaria in the past five years compared to only three in the period of five to ten years ago. No medical analysis appears to have been carried out to determine whether the disease recorded was or was not malaria. Neither was any attempt apparently made to adjust for deficiencies in memory of events ten years ago.\nWhat about the physical evidence of mosquitoes? The scientific papers sent to me by DFID write of finding a total of two mosquito larvae in pools on high ground near Mount Kenya. These larvae produced a total of 23 insects when incubated in a laboratory. The quality of this finding is never questioned. Most importantly, the background research papers do fully acknowledge that other events in the geographic areas under study, such as deforestation or increased pooling of stagnant water as a result of land-use changes, could well have been the primary cause of any growth in the number of mosquitoes and of malaria, not climate change. But these possibilities are unmentioned in the DFID press release.\nA line-by-line analysis of the press release is provided below. It suggests that almost all the assertions in the DFID document are unsupported by any evidence or are downright wrong. Malaria may indeed be increasing in highland areas of Kenya but the evidence that the disease is driven by rapid climate change is completely unsupported. The research used by DFID and sent to me actually states that changes in land-use may be the key factors in encouraging the growth of this extremely unpleasant disease.\nThe climate sceptics often claim that the political establishment routinely exaggerates the effects of increasing temperatures. These sceptics say that very poor scientific evidence is used to create alarmist headlines about the impact of global warming. The DFID press release is a clear candidate for criticism of this type. It has used inadequate scientific research as the basis for an unqualified conclusion about the impact of climate change on insect-borne diseases. In this case, the press release goes even further by mis-stating many of the elements of the research on which it is based. Such abuse of science does substantial disservice to the attempt to energize the global community to take action to mitigate climate change.\n(With many thanks to Professor Paul Reiter for his comments during the preparation of this article. Errors are my responsibility. If you are interested in reading more about the causes of malarial infections, please consult one of Professor Reiter's papers.)\n[Press release sent out by DFID with my notes in bold:]\nNew evidence of link between climate change and malaria\nNew research released today shows a direct link between rising temperatures and the spread of malaria.\na) The research is not new. The key scientific papers to which the press release refers were published in 2001 and 2006. The research was carried out by Dr Githeko of the Kenya Medical Research Institute and his colleagues. Dr Githeko contributed a summary of this earlier research and of other recent findings from around the world for a Commonwealth health ministers meeting in 2009.\nb) DFID now acknowledges the material is not 'new research'. When questioned the Department said: 'It's more a cumulation of several studies over the past few years'.\nc) The research does not show a 'direct link' between malaria and average temperatures. The 2001 paper actually says: 'Land use pattern and land cover might be the key factors affecting [...] malaria transmission in the region'.\nFour million people living on the slopes of Mount Kenya in the Kenyan Central Highlands are now at risk of malaria, after warmer temperatures pushed the disease into high altitude areas where the population has little or no immunity.\na) The 2001 paper says: 'With the increased population on the highlands, enhanced human activities including deforestation, farming and livestock rearing could create more vector [i.e. malaria carrying mosquitoes] habitats'. It does not say climate change is causing malaria.\nb) The 2006 paper says in reference to Western Kenya, over 200 km from Mount Kenya, that the researchers had found 'an association between rainfall and unusually high maximum temperatures and the number of inpatient malaria cases 3-4 months later'. It makes no reference to the slopes of Mount Kenya.\nThe findings, announced today by a research team from the Kenyan Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) partly funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID), also show the number of cases recorded during malaria epidemics has increased by up to 600% over the past decade.\na) The findings, at least as provided in the back-up reports provided by DFID, do not show this. The only mention of malaria cases in this research is as follows: 'In Karatina and Naro Moru areas where An. Arabiensis [one of the malaria mosquitoes] was detected, the numbers of malaria cases recorded were eight in the past 5 years, three in the past 5-10 years and none in the past 10-20 years, indicating a trend of increasing malaria incidence over the past 10 years.'\nb) Malaria may well be becoming an even more serious problem in Kenya, and rising temperatures may indeed contribute to the incidence of this disease. But DFID provides no evidence to support its assertion about the Mount Kenya region. Dr Githeko's 2009 summary paper does mention third-party research showing an 'eight-fold' increase in malaria in Western Kenya (not the Mount Kenya area) and this may be the basis for the DFID assertion.\nWhile similar outbreaks elsewhere have been attributed to multiple factors such as drug resistance and land use change, the research team claim the only change that has occurred recently in the Kenyan Central Highlands that might lead to malaria is an increase in the mean annual temperature.\na) Dr Githeko's 2009 summary paper says that 'In the central highlands the only change that occurred and that lead [sic] to malaria was the mean annual temperature'. But in this and the other papers, he also pointed to variations in rainfall, increases in maximum daily temperatures, changes in land use, greater population density, deforestation, irrigation, and stagnant water as having an effect on malaria rates. Dr Githeko's comments are inconsistent, even within single papers.\nThe spread of malaria into the Central Highlands district followed a rise in average yearly temperatures from 17 degrees in 1989 to nearly 19 degrees today. The malaria parasite can only mature in temperatures above 18 degrees.\na) Prior to 1994, the mean annual temperature in the Central Highlands region is said by Dr Githeko to be 'between 17.4 degrees C and 18.2 degrees C'. Dr Githeko does not provide data for recent years. His record stops at around 2002.\nb) The average annual temperature does not have to be above 18 degrees for the malaria parasite to mature. The parasite requires periods of higher temperatures to grow but it can mature in a few days of warm weather. The annual mean is not a particularly relevant measure. (Some northern European countries were infested by malaria until the twentieth century and their annual average temperatures were well below 18 degrees C.)\nBefore the 1990s malaria was completely absent in the Central Highlands district. However, as climate change pushed average temperatures over the 18 degree tipping point in the 1990s, malaria epidemics began to break out among the population.\na) As said before, mean annual temperatures rising above 18 degrees do not create a 'tipping point' for malaria. Recent years may have seen malaria increasing in the Mount Kenya region, partly perhaps as a result of global warming but, second, the DFID papers provide no evidence whatsoever of 'epidemics'.\nMalaria has continued to spread in populations with little immunity to the disease. In 2005 malaria-carrying anopheles mosquitoes were discovered in Naru Moro, over 1,900 metres above sea level.\na) Dr Githeko found two (2) mosquito larvae in 2005 in Naru Moro, not mosquitoes. Larvae do not carry malaria. The mosquito carries malaria after it has ingested the blood of a person with the disease.\nb) DFID is wrong to state that Dr Githeko's findings show that 'malaria has continued to spread in populations with little immunity' and to associate this conclusion with his finding that the two Naru Moro larvae showed this continuing spread.\nThe KEMRI researchers were funded by the Department for International Development (DFID) and the Canadian International Development Research Centre (IDRC).\n[Press release then continues with quotations for journalists.]\nclimate change, IPCC, Kenya, malaria, politics, science",
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        "raw_content": "Best Urdu Daycares in Ashton MD\nDaycares and Preschools > Urdu > Ashton MD\nUrdu Daycares in Ashton MD\nZunara Nazir Family Child Care\nZunara Nazir Family Child Care is a year-round home-based daycare in Columbia, MD. Our family child care program is run by Zunara Nazir who has 22 years of child care experience. We are open from 7:00am until 6:00pm and care for children as young as 8 weeks through 5 years old, including children with special needs. We offer preschool, as well as, both full time and part time child care. We provide snacks. To learn more, please call us or send us an email. Please ask for Zunara Nazir and be sure to mention that you found us on CareLuLu.\nNabeela Tabassum Family Child Care\nNia W\nWhat a blessing this child care program has been for my son who\u2019s there for before and after care. Kevin\u2019s always smiling when I pick him up. He enjoys his tim. I\u2019m comfortable knowing my son is safe and engaged!\nFamily Child Care Provider is a year-round home-based daycare in Columbia, MD. Our family child care program is run by Nabeela Tabassum who has 10 years of child care experience (+2 years in Harvard Public County School). We are open from 6:00am until 6:00pm and care for children as young as 6 weeks through 12 years old, including children with special needs. We offer preschool, as well as, both full time and part time child care, including drop-in care. We also have private kindergarten, as well as, before and after school care for children up to 12 years old. We provide snacks. At a minimum, our teachers have an Associate's degree. To learn more, please call us or send us an email. Please ask for Nabeela and be sure to mention that you found us on CareLuLu.\nRecent Reviews in Ashton MD\n\"We are so lucky to have found Zarina and her Daycare facility. Our daughter started with Zarina at the age of 1 and went until she was 3 years old. Even as a part time student, she has learned so\"\nBright Hearts Child Care\n\"We highly recommend BHCC. Mrs Elsy and Mrs Jackie truly care and are really committed to develop our kids emotionally and academically providing a warm caring environment. Some of the things we love...\"\nOther Urdu Daycares Near Ashton MD\nShaheen Shah Family Child Care\nShaheen Shah Family Child Care is a year-round home-based daycare in... Silver Spring, MD. Our family child care program is run by Shaheen Shah who has 6 years of child care experience. We are open from 7:30am until 6:30pm and care for children as young as 6 weeks through 10 years old. We offer full time care, before and after school care for children up to 10 years old. We provide snacks. To learn more, please call us or send us an email. Please ask for Shaheen Shah and be sure to mention that you found us on CareLuLu.\nTehmina Sajjad Family Child Care\nTehmina Sajjad Family Child Care is a year-round home-based daycare... in Laurel, MD. Our family child care program is run by Tehmina Sajjad who has 18 years of child care experience. We are open from 8:00am until 5:00pm and care for children as young as 6 weeks through 10 years old, including children with special needs. We offer preschool, as well as, both full time and part time child care. We also have before and after school care for children up to 10 years old. We provide snacks. Tehmina Sajjad Family Child Care is an Urdu immersion program. To learn more, please call us or send us an email. Please ask for Tehmina Sajjad and be sure to mention that you found us on CareLuLu.\nKhalida Qureshi Family Child Care\nKhalida Qureshi Family Child Care is a year-round home-based daycare... in Laurel, MD. Our family child care program is run by Khalida Qureshi who has 9 years of child care experience. We are open from 7:00am until 5:30pm and care for children as young as 3 months through 12 years old, including children with special needs. We offer full time care, before and after school care for children up to 12 years old. We provide meals. Khalida Qureshi Family Child Care is an Urdu immersion program. To learn more, please call us or send us an email. Please ask for Khalida Qureshi and be sure to mention that you found us on CareLuLu.\nAzmat's Home Daycare\nAt Azmat's home daycare in Laurel, we offer a family environment,... planned activities,and an educational program. We provide a safe and loving environment where your child's intellectual abilities and self-esteem grow hand in hand. Your child will have the opportunity to be ready for school while he/she plays and learns. We also provide after school care in our fun and educational environment. I am CPR and first-aid certified, and have received SIDS training. Schedule: 6:00a.m to 6:30p.m. Monday to Friday Experienced /References available to you / Provider is in continuous educational training Music: Songs, finger plays, nursery rhymes Construction: blocks, connectors Physical development: indoor/outdoor We also communicate with parents on a regular basis about your child's rest, nutrition, toileting, new skills, interactions, and interests.\nSaima K\nThis provider is simply wonderful. I feel very comfortable leaving my girls now 6yrs and 3yrs old, at this family daycare. I've known this provider for ages now and my kids love going to her daycare because she is such a loving and caring person and the kids love the family-like environment.\nThank you for your interest in Monarch Mills Children's Place, my... home-like daycare and preschool in Columbia, MD. I\u2019m the owner and main caregiver and I have 20 years of experience in child care and early childhood education. I\u2019m CPR and First-aid certified. As a mother of 3 myself, I understand how difficult it is to find a second home for your little one where he or she can grow, feel safe and loved. At my daycare, all children are treated as family, we laugh together, we learn together and we\u2019re all in it together. I follow the Play-based learning principles so children are taught through play and educational activities such as Story Time, Singing, Dance, Arts & Crafts and Field Trips. In addition to English, I speak Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi and upon your request, I can expose your child to these foreign languages (however, please note that my daycare is not a bilingual program). My daycare program and preschool is open year-round from 7:00 am to 6:00, Monday through Friday. I offer various options to accommodate your child care needs such as full-time and part-time care for infants, toddlers and preschoolers between the ages of 4 weeks and 5 years old, including children with special needs. My facility is a peanut and tree-nut free environment and I serve morning and afternoon snacks to all attending kids (already included in the tuition). Before and after school care are both available for older kids, up to 12 years old (I\u2019m close to Guilford Elementary School, Atholton Elementary School, Cradlerock Elementary School, and Bollman Bridge Elementary School). Drop-in care is also available if you're just looking for occasional child care needs. Monarch Mills Children's Place is located in the Monarch Mills apartment complex in the Guilford area of Columbia, MD. My home is right off Oakland Mills Rd and Snowden River Pkwy, near the following major roads: Patuxent Fwy (route 32), Columbia Pike (US-29) and the I-95. Please contact us to book a tour, I look forward to meeting you and your little one!\nIvy League Daycare\nIvy League Daycare is a year-round home-based daycare in Rockville,... MD. Our family child care program is run by Sayeeda Huque. 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        "raw_content": "Home Business Friends make a smooth move\nFriends make a smooth move\nSmoothie King opening on Grand Cayman\nExpats and visitors from the southern region of the United States are about to have a chance to experience a real down-home nutritious treat\nSmoothie King, the originator of the nutritional fruit smoothie, is opening its first location at Galleria Plaza on West Bay Road.\nBarry Bodden and Gary Watler will host a grand opening on 4 December with free samples, giveaways, coupons and special offers.\nBodden and Watler are long-time friends and are regular guests of Smoothie King when they travel to the United States, which is why they decided to bring Smoothie King to the Cayman Islands.\n\u201cSmoothie King has great tasting nutritional smoothies and focuses on helping people achieve a healthier lifestyle,\u201d said Mr. Bodden. \u201cGary and I are excited to be able to offer the local Caymanian population great tasting nutritional smoothies, as well as a great selection of other healthy options.\u201d\nWith nutritious menu options that include the new Fit n\u2019 Crunchy bowls, guests can choose from more than 80 smoothies, made to order with real fruit, all-natural juices and a functional mix of vitamins and nutrients. Smoothie King\u2019s trained team members help guests choose a healthy menu item that\u2019s right for each individual.\n\u201cNutrition and fitness are the hallmarks of the Smoothie King brand,\u201d said Steve Kuhnau, founder and chief executive officer, Smoothie King. \u201cWe\u2019re pleased to be expanding to the Cayman Islands and hope our guests will enjoy the nutritious products we offer.\u201d\nThe new location will be open 7am \u2013 9pm Monday through Friday; 9am \u2013 9pm Saturday; and 11am \u2013 7pm Sunday. In addition to regular menu choices, the Cayman Islands Smoothie King will have catering options for special events and fundraisers. For more information visit the store or call 943-3400.\nSmoothie King is a privately held, New Orleans-area-based franchise company and the premier Smoothie Bar and Nutritional Lifestyle Center in the industry. Smoothie King offers guests the original nutritional fresh-blended smoothie and healthy retail products, including sports beverages, energy bars, healthy snacks, vitamin supplements, herbs, minerals and other sports nutrition products. Smoothie King opened its first store in 1973 and started as the first franchised smoothie bar/health food store in the United States in 1989, and currently has more than 600 units operating in 32 states and the Republic of Korea. Additional outlets will soon be opening in Japan, Egypt and Turkey. In 2009, Smoothie King was ranked No. 1 by Entrepreneur magazine in the juice bar category for the 17th year and No. 80 overall on the 2010 Franchise 500 list. Visit www.smoothieking.com; engage on Facebook www.facebook.com/SmoothieKing; follow on Twitter at http://twitter.com/smoothieking",
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        "raw_content": "Our Paraguay programs give children and youth skills to participate in decisions impacting their future\nBy Rosanna E. Menchaca, communications manager, Paraguay\nChildren and youth are never too young to make a difference in their world. That became clear in December 2016 when ADDNA \u2014 Spanish for Association in Defence of the Rights of Childhood and Adolescence \u2014 was created by children from our Paraguay programs.\nThis group has become a haven where children and youth feel supported, listened to, protected and part of the solution to addressing community challenges. They understand their rights and advocate for issues such as protection from violence.\nIn the past, a child\u2019s right to participate in decisions about their future was limited to singing or sharing poetry during a school event, among other activities. This may be because most parents in Paraguay grew up during a dictatorship and had little experience participating for change.\nNow, as youth understand their opinions matter, parents and other adults are learning, too. At Christian Children\u2019s Fund of Canada, we\u2019re committed to being part of that change.\n\u201cAt the community level, the right to participate has progressively changed from being a \u2018concession of adults\u2019 to a right,\u201d explains Diego Mart\u00ednez, our program manager in Paraguay.\nDo not ever think you cannot do things. Everyone has potential. \u2014 \u00c1ngeles, 17\nYouth are noticing the difference. \u201cBy seeing the reality of the country, of our society, we can [advocate for] change,\u201d notes L\u00edder (above, centre), an 18-year-old from one of our programs.\nIndeed, youth are developing leadership skills and self-esteem. \u00c1ngeles (above, left), 17, is an example of that. Her peers chose her to represent them at a global violence-prevention meeting, hosted by the World Health Organization and the Government of Canada in 2017, and in 2018 she travelled to Sweden for a global summit about ending violence against children.\n\u00c1ngeles spoke at the 2017 summit, saying, \u201cWhen I was 10, our committee of children and adolescents was formed, and, from that moment, I began to open up, until I even represented my community in activities,\u201d she said. \u201cDo not ever think you cannot do things. Everyone has the potential to do what he or she [wants].\u201d\nIt\u2019s why we advocate for child protection and participation. In fact, we\u2019ve been strengthening the National Network of Children and Adolescents, who along with ADDNA and other groups, confer with Paraguay\u2019s government to discuss childhood policies and investments in the sector.\n\u00c1ngeles sums it up best: \u201cIf you want to do something for us, the most logical step is to do it with us.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home Education Women in Church Tech\nWomen in Church Tech\n\"Encouragers\" at heart, here are just a few of the many women working behind the cameras and consoles, in front of the production staff and volunteers.\nChristina Jessup, Calvary Chapel Melbourne, Melbourne, Fla.; Nicole Lotz, Destiny Christian Center, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Jessica Purintun,Victory World Church, Norcross, Ga.\nThere aren't many of them out there, but they are out there. And one of the coolest things about them? They are all highly relational and encourage others to explore what they do. Meet a few of the women behind the cameras and consoles, in front of the production staff and volunteers, and on the church AV scene.\nDebbie Keough, Director of Technical Arts\nCoast Hills Church\nIt was as a young musician that Debbie Keough caught the audio bug.\nAs she tells it, Debbie was in her twenties, playing drums in a band that was traversing a common rite of passage: they were recording an album. One day in the studio, the audio engineer needed some help doing a mixdown, and Debbie stepped up to the plate (or, in this case, the console). \u201cHe says, \u2018wow, you're really good at this. You wanna come back tomorrow?' So I just kept coming back and hanging out in the studio and got a lot of my audio chops there,\u201d she recalls. Soon, she was getting gigs doing sound for various churches. \u201cIt just kept growing from there.\u201d\nThese days, Debbie is the director of technical arts at Coast Hills Church in Alisa Viejo, Calif. \u201cOriginally when you get into it, all you want to do is press buttons because you're just so excited to press buttons,\u201d she admits. But pressing buttons is not what doing church tech is about: \u201cThink of it in a worship context: what is the worship leader's goal? The worship leader is there to draw people into deeper worship with God. If you're a guitar player, or a drummer, you're kind of in this spiritual zone, I would say, [where you are being] artistic, expressive, intriguing\u2013\u2013you're creating this texture for the person out in the audience to engage in worship. I think of tech in the exact same way.\u201d The tech basics may be sound reinforcement, and the smooth operation of video, lighting, and media, \u201cbut I want to be an extension of our expression of worship. I think of tech as a living, breathing [component] that promotes thought, and draws people deeper into worship. I also think that tech is just as influential as our worship team that's performing the music.\u201d\nAs the sole staff member of Coast Hills' tech department, Debbie oversees audio, video (live and production), lighting and media, as well as 30-some volunteers (including several women), the majority of which are teenagers (and yes, that means girls, too). While heading up a troupe of (mainly) adolescent volunteers may seem daunting to some, Debbie takes it in stride. No doubt, the skills she applies teaching live sound classes at The Recording Arts Center (TRAC) in San Diego, Calif., come in handy. (She also attended TRAC, as well as the Los Angeles Recording Arts School.) \u201cI don't consider myself a pastor but I do consider myself a teacher,\u201d she says. \u201cAnd not only am I just teaching basic skills, what I'm looking for is creating relationships with these kids.\u201d As in many churches, Debbie's young volunteers come from all walks of life: \u201cAs you spend time with these kids, you find some of them are coming from broken homes, some of them are in families that are in the midst of divorce\u2013\u2013they have stressful lives. It's cool to sit down with them and have real conversations.\u201d Through these conversations, she can gain insight into their natural talents, and how to help shape them into something meaningful. \u201cTrying to find their purpose, what their strength is, and encourage them in that, I think has been huge to some of these teenagers. So I definitely think [of my tech department] as a ministry.\u201d\nDebbie's approach to working with her volunteers is not something she takes lightly. \u201cGod designed you for a purpose and a reason, and what that means to me is you really need to find out what drives you, what motivates you, what makes you go after it 100 percent,\u201d she says. Telling a volunteer who loathes running cameras to be a camera operator just because there happens to be a shortage of man (or woman) power isn't the way to help people down their individual paths. \u201cWhen you get put in a place where your role doesn't motivate you, I think your worship is severely hindered. Being a leader, I want whomever I'm responsible for to be able to worship. If you are steering somebody somewhere else other than what God designed them to do, you're not helping them get to a greater level of worship.\u201d\nWhile Debbie concedes that church tech is dominated by men, to her this shouldn't be the main focus for women and girls who are either already working in tech, or who are considering it as a career. \u201cDon't be afraid to go after what you feel you've been called to do in ministry,\u201d she says. \u201cI have found that if you're willing to let God lead you somewhere, there are a lot of churches out there that want skilled individuals\u2013\u2013and they don't care what package you come in.\u201d\nNicole Lotz, Production Team Leader\nWhen some people feel called to do something, they do everything they can to answer that call. Such is the case with Nicole Lotz.\nA graduate of the new media program at Central Bible College (now consolidated with Evangel University in Springfield, Mo.), Lotz took an internship in Destiny Christian Center's media department. When her internship was up, she worked a number of jobs in Oklahoma City, eventually landing a position in accounting at Grant Thornton LLP. But while accounting stimulates one part of her brain, Lotz didn't give up her aspirations to work in church production, and she has remained at Destiny Christian as a volunteer, performing everything from administrative tasks to handling the church's social media, running ProPresenter, and training and coordinating the volunteers serving in the tech department.\n\u201cI've always liked technology,\u201d Lotz says. \u201cSo sitting at ProPresenter and putting together a Sunday, it's like the media part of my brain but it's also the organized part of my brain. 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Last-minute changes, she says, are part of production.\nLotz continues to fulfill a number of her volunteer duties at Destiny Christian, but when she spoke with Church Production she was in the process of handing over some of her responsibilities to other volunteers in an effort to take a breath and decide what the next step is. \u201cI really like media, but I feel like with running so much stuff on Sundays, I haven't been able to connect with people\u2013\u2013and we're the church, we're supposed to connect with people, we're supposed to talk to people. So it's a time of transition. I've joined a couple more community groups, and I'm getting to know people. Even the people on the media team I knew, but I can have conversations with them now that don't involve more than just their scheduling of the media,\u201d she relays. That said, Lotz's connection to tech remains strong. \u201cThe fact that I'm able to be a part of it but still have to hold another job\u2013\u2013I value that. I'm involved, but I have to keep another job on the side to be able to do what I like.\u201d\nAnd for Lotz, having the opportunity to work in church tech, even on a part-time, volunteer basis, is a lot better than not doing it at all. \u201cDon't just give in to the corporate world and not be involved at all and sit on the rows on Sunday,\u201d she advises other women who are interested in running technology. \u201cEven if you can't be in leadership on a media team, whenever you go to church, you could always be involved in something.\u201d\nJust before going to press, Church Production learned that Lotz will be leaving her accounting job to take a position as customer relations specialist in the new church division at Toucan Productions, an audio, lighting, and staging company based in Oklahoma City. She notes she is pleased to have landed a job for which she went to school. \u201cI believe this is what Ephs 3:20 talks about: \u2018now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to His power that is at work within us,'\u201d she quotes. \u201cI am beyond blessed to have been offered this job.\u201d\nChristina Jessup, Senior Production Director\nCalvary Chapel Melbourne\nChristina Jessup's career in church tech is rooted in her desire to tell stories. She recounts that as a kid, she was particularly into old black-and-white films, and storytelling in general. She even made her own movies: \u201cMy cousins and I would get together and do little videos back when there were VHS cameras\u2013\u2013we always had fun doing that,\u201d she remembers. When the time came to explore what she wanted to do in life, storytelling was a big part of it. \u201cI knew that I didn't want a repetitive career; I wanted something that was challenging, that was creative. And I love storytelling.\u201d\nJessup's career began at a small television production company, where she did everything from make-up, to camera operation, to casting, to set design, and, finally, film production. Halfway through her five-year stint there, Calvary Chapel Melbourne (CCM) established its video ministry. \u201cI started videotaping and producing little videos for the church, because I was the only one at that time that was skilled to do any of that,\u201d she explains. Then one day, while she was still at the production company, CCM called to offer her a full-time position, making her the first technical person on staff at the church.\nBack then, approximately 800 people attended CCM, and its video production set-up consisted of a couple of small security cameras. In her 15 years with the church, Jessup has watched it expand to three video campuses that integrate full broadcast systems, and several campuses in Florida prisons. The church welcomes approximately 15,000 attendees on a weekly basis (CCM doesn't officially take a membership count), and Jessup oversees production for all campuses, the church's Lessons for Living radio program, set and art direction, and a team of 15 production staff members, and a host of volunteers.\n\u201cI think that we all have challenges\u2013\u2013men or women in ministry,\u201d Jessup says. \u201cBut being women in leadership, I think we just have to keep our minds focused on why God called us. And that's what I do when I have any issues or anything that comes up. I just remember God put me here. Yes, I worked hard and I was passionate about serving in ministry, but God put me where I am in my position. For any women in technology, God is going to put you there as long as you're following your passion, and as long as you're following what God called you to do.\u201d\nThese are words that Jessup lives by. During the course of her discussions with Church Production, she was called to make a considerable change: this spring, she will transition out of her role as senior production director to work alongside her husband, Pastor Lew Jessup, in CCM's prison ministry. This doesn't, however, mean that she will cease to encourage women in church tech. \u201cI think it's harder for us in our positions in leadership within the church because there are not a lot of women production leaders, so there's not a lot of mentoring happening,\u201d she says. \u201cThere's not a lot of us, and so we have to stick together, and we have to mentor each other, we have to be open, and we have to be praying for one another.\u201d\nJessica Purintun, Senior Audio Visual Tech\nTo women considering a career in church tech, Jessica Purintun offers this advice: \u201cDon't be afraid to fail so much that you stand in your own way and you don't try to do this,\u201d she says. \u201cWork really hard and learn as much as you can in a volunteer role, if it's available to you.\u201d And, when you're given a chance, \u201c[if you] make sure that you're a good steward of the time and the resources and all of the learning opportunities that you're given, I don't know how you can go wrong if you're really diligent and you really work hard.\u201d\nPurintun knows of what she speaks, mainly because she's lived it. Just a few years ago, she was preparing to embark on a career as a public school teacher, but as her schooling was coming to a close, she arrived at the realization that she just wasn't that excited about becoming a teacher. Kyle Purintun, her boyfriend at the time (as you can deduce, he's now her husband) challenged her: what was she really passionate about?\n\u201cI told him I'd always been passionate about music and production, but I didn't have any experience in production,\u201d Purintun relays. \u201cMy dad was a musician, and so I'd always been around rehearsals and things like that, but I didn't have any experience.\u201d (She admits wasn't even sure that audio engineering could be a legitimate career.) Kyle suggested that the couple seek volunteer opportunities at Victory, \u201cand so we started volunteering one weekend at our church, and basically, we never stopped \u2026 we have four weekend services and special events, and there are a couple of services during the week for young adults and youth in need, so I had a lot of opportunity to learn.\u201d After a year, Victory's production team offer Purintun a job\u2013\u2013a position she's filled for the last three years. Sunday mornings, you can find her at Victory's main campus assisting Technical Director Nathan Williams. She also runs FOH as well as broadcast sound on some weekends, and oversees FOH for the church's young adult services during the week. (Her husband, Kyle, continues to volunteer at the monitor position.)\nPurintun says that she strives to create a collaborative work culture through getting to know everyone she deals with. \u201cYou have all this pressure, and everyone has an opinion on what you're doing, and you're expected to perform your task with a smile on your face and to give a \u2018yes' to every request that comes in and be happy about it, and it gets tough,\u201d she says. \u201cI think it's important to develop relationships with the people you're working with, even when it's hard to do. The band and the singers and the speakers\u2013\u2013there's so much going on, but I think being intentional about saying hello to everyone and trying to get to know everyone develops that mutual respect, and people are more understanding if you push back on a request.\u201d\nBut Purintun says the biggest lesson she has learned on the job so far has to do with confidence. \u201cI really had to put into practice, [where] before each service I asked the Holy Spirit to come alongside me and just pick up where I'm lacking, because I never know what technical difficulty we're going to have, and will I know how to solve it? But I've been so shocked because for the most part, nothing colossal has failed\u2013\u2013and it could have!\u201d she jokes. \u201cI think it's just so awesome being in church production and having a relationship with the Lord because I don't have to be afraid. Things can go wrong, yes, but I always have that sense of security\u2013\u2013where I'm weak, He's strong. 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I am on staff as the Media Operations Manager at a church in Portland, OR. Here I oversee 4 campuses with volunteers and other staff and this was very encouraging to hear from other women in this field which is mostly filled with men. #girlpower\nAuthor: Alysia Alvarado more than 2 years ago\nFantastic article! I'll never forget that night I ...\nFantastic article! I'll never forget that night I walked out of a class at church and saw the Control Room door standing open. I turned to my friend and out of the blue said \"I'm going to be working in there soon\". I got home and thought to myself \"Where did THAT come from?!\" I had no experience whatsoever but felt a very strong pull to this ministry. Within 2 months I joined the Production Team and haven't looked back! That will be 6 years ago this April and my passion for this ministry and my team continues to grow. I, too just wanted to \"push buttons\" at first~ the cameras scared me! 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        "raw_content": "By Richard Lemmons on Fri, 28 Dec 2018\nAquaponics is a complete beginners guide to learn how to harness the power of both fish and plants. The waste products that fish produce are food for the plants, so that your plants can grow twice as fast as normal plants. Not only will the grow faster, they will also produce 10 times more than the average garden will ever dream of. And you don't ever have to weed! This is a 100% organic way to grow your own food. The Aquaponics guide comes in PDF format and gives you access to easy step-by-step videos to learn to set up your own garden. The book gives you the tools to build a small home garden or a multi-acre farming operation. What you do with the information is up to you! Not only does the complete instruction course come with everything you need to get started, it includes six extra books that cover organic gardening, flower gardening, organic farming, worm farms, cooking organically, and eating healthy. Don't waste your time on a small garden that needs weeding and constant care. Use Aquaponics to grow your best garden every. More here...\nAquaponics 4 You Summary\nOfficial Website: www.aquaponics4you.com\nMy Aquaponics 4 You Review\nClimate Change Impacts on Fisheries and Aquaculture Are Less Well Understood\nLast Updated on Thu, 31 Dec 2015\t| Future Climate\nAquaculture is growing rapidly in the United States and elsewhere as the availability of wild seafood declines. Impacts of climate change on aquaculture are not well studied, but ocean acidification and the difficulty of moving aquaculture infrastructure to new locations as fish habitats shift may pose significant challenges to aquaculture production.\nFisheries And Aquaculture Production\nOver one billion people around the world rely on seafood as their primary source of protein, and roughly three billion people obtain at least 15 percent of their total protein intake from seafood (FAO, 2009). Global demand for seafood is growing at a rapid rate, fueled by increases in human population, affluence, and dietary shifts (York and Gossard, 2004). While demand for seafood is increasing, the catch of wild seafood has been declining slightly for 20 years (Watson and Pauly, 2001). Meeting the growth in demand has only been possible by rapid growth in marine aquaculture. The United States consumes nearly five billion pounds of seafood a year, ranking it third globally behind China and Japan. This large consumption, however, comes primarily from fish caught outside the nation's boundary waters. Nearly 85 percent of U.S. consumption is imported, and that fraction is increasing (Becker, 2010). Therefore, consumption of food from the sea links the United States to nearly all the...\nAquaculture and Freshwater Fisheries\nWed, 31 Oct 2018\t| Future Climate\nToday, approximately a third of seafood is grown in aquaculture, and that number rises to half if seafood raised for animal feed is included. As the fastest growing source of animal protein on the planet, aquaculture is widely touted as critical for meeting growing demands for food. Although aquaculture avoids some of the climate impacts associated with wild fish harvesting, others (e.g., ocean acidification) are equally challenging. Indeed, the current predominance of aquaculture facilities in estuaries and bays may exacerbate some of the impacts of ocean acidification (Miller et al., 2009). In addition, since different forms of aquaculture may require a variety of other natural resources such as water, feed, and energy to produce seafood, there may be much broader indirect impacts of climate change on this rapidly growing industry.\nBiological Sciences Series\nLast Updated on Thu, 31 Dec 2015\t| Plant Growth\nSeed Technology and its Biological Basis Edited by M. Black and J.D. Bewley Leaf Development and Canopy Growth Edited by B. Marshall and J.A. Roberts Environmental Impacts of Aquaculture Edited by K.D. Black Herbicides and their Mechanisms of Action Edited by A.H. Cobb and R.C. Kirkwood The Plant Cell Cycle and its Interfaces Edited by D. Francis\nSociety Issues Painkiller Solutions Dependence and Sustainable Agriculture\nLast Updated on Tue, 24 Jan 2017\t| Soil Solarization\nAbstract Here I tackle three major issues, climate change, financial crisis and national security, to disclose the weak points of current remedies and propose sustainable solutions. Global warming and the unexpected 2008 financial crisis will undoubtedly impact all nations. Treating those two critical issues solely by painkiller solutions will fail because only adverse consequences are healed, not their causes. Therefore, all sources of issues must be treated at the same time by enhancing collaboration between politicians and scientists. Furthermore, the adverse consequences of globalisation of markets for energy, food and other goods have been overlooked, thus deeply weakening the security of society structures in the event of major breakdowns. Therefore, dependence among people, organisations and nations must be redesigned and adapted to take into account ecological, social and security impacts. Solving climate, financial and security issues can be done by using tools and principles...\nThe tools for effective management of wild fisheries are well established (Beddington et al., 2007 Hilborn, 2007), and there are encouraging examples of success (Safina et al., 2005). Nevertheless, the required actions have rarely been implemented (Rosenberg et al., 2006). In contrast, subsistence overfishing in developing nations is commonly a matter of survival, so that alternative sources of protein and livelihood are required to bring the situation under control (McClanahan et al., 2006 Hilborn, 2007). More fundamentally, however, wild fisheries cannot possibly sustain increasing global demand regardless of how well they are managed. Industrial scale aquaculture of species low on the food chain is the only viable alternative. But this in turn will require strong new regulation to prevent harmful ecosystem consequences such as the destruction of mangroves for shrimp farms and the impacts on wild salmon populations caused by the explosion of parasitic copepods that infect salmon...\nCoastal processes and zones\nAlthough natural accretion rates of mangroves generally compensate for current rates of sea-level rise, of greater concern at present are the impacts of clearance for agriculture, aquaculture (particularly shrimp), forestry and urbanisation. At least 35 of the world's mangrove forests have been removed in the last two decades but possible sea-level rise effects were not considered (Valiela et al., 2001). In south-eastern Australia, mangrove encroachment inland into salt-marsh environments is probably related to anthropogenic causes and climate variability, rather than sea-level rise (Saintilan and Williams, 1999). Landward replacement of grassy freshwater marshes by more salt-tolerant mangroves in the south-eastern Florida Everglades since the 1940s has been attributed to the combined effects of sea-level rise and water management, resulting in lowered watertables (Ross et al., 2000).\nDirect Effects Of Climate Change\nRising sea levels increase the risk of coastal flooding. The largest flood risk and saltwater intrusion potential is in south and Southeast Asia. Vegetable production, aquaculture below sea-level, and coastal fisheries are going to be most severely affected. The effects from rising sea levels are amplified by increased anticipated short periods of extreme rainfall, as well as on and offshore storm episodes. Rising sea levels will negatively impact food security in south Asia, coastal zones in Africa, as well as island-states worldwide. Major affected food production centers in delta regions are found in Vietnam, Bangladesh, India, and Thailand. In some areas, coastal land can be replaced by converting upland areas with increased temperatures to agricultural land, although population movement towards urban centers at coasts and in delta regions may result in large negative impacts for the small farm production sector. Saltwater intrusion may further negatively impact irrigation systems...\nLast Updated on Thu, 31 Dec 2015\t| Global Climate\nRising water levels put the 634 million people who live within 30 ft. (9 m.) of sea level at risk for higher storm surges, coastal erosion, loss of agricultural and aquacultural land, loss of tourism, and a decline in soil and groundwater quality. Several small islands in the Pacific and Indian oceans, most notably the island nation of Tuvalu and the Maldives, are already seeing anomalous flooding and higher tides. Residents of these islands may be the first in a long line of climate refugees to come.\nLast Updated on Wed, 04 Jul 2018\t| Change Impacts\nFew of the world's coastlines are now beyond the influence of human pressures, although not all coasts are inhabited (Buddemeier et al., 2002). Utilisation of the coast increased dramatically during the 20th century, a trend that seems certain to continue through the 21st century (Section 6.3.1). Coastal population growth in many of the world's deltas, barrier islands and estuaries has led to widespread conversion of natural coastal landscapes to agriculture, aquaculture, silviculture, as well as industrial and residential uses (Valiela, 2006). It has been estimated that 23 of the world's population lives both within 100 km distance of the coast and < 100 m above sea level, and population densities in coastal regions are about three times higher than the global average (Small and Nicholls, 2003) (see also Box 6.6). The attractiveness of the coast has resulted in disproportionately rapid expansion of economic activity, settlements, urban centres and tourist resorts. Migration of...\nLast Updated on Thu, 31 Dec 2015\t| Change Impacts\nProjected sea-level rise is very likely to result in significant losses of coastal ecosystems and a million or so people along the coasts of South and South-East Asia will likely be at risk from flooding (high confidence) 10.4.3.1 . Sea-water intrusion due to sea-level rise and declining river runoff is likely to increase the habitat of brackish water fisheries but coastal inundation is likely to seriously affect the aquaculture industry and infrastructure particularly in heavily-populated megadeltas (high confidence) 10.4.1.3, 10.4.3.2 . Stability of wetlands, mangroves and coral reefs around Asia is likely to be increasingly threatened (high confidence) 10.4.3.2, 10.6.1 . Recent risk analysis of coral reef suggests that between 24 and 30 of the reefs in Asia are likely to be lost during the next 10 years and 30 years, respectively (medium confidence) 10.4.3.2 .\nSources of further information and advice\nLast Updated on Thu, 31 Dec 2015\t| Food Processing\nJohnson, h. m. and Associates (2002), Market Outlook in the International Fish and Seafood Sector Alternative Products Uses and Food Safety Issues. Prepared for the Canadian Office of the Commissioner for Aquaculture Development (Fisheries and Oceans) by H.M. Johnson & Associates. killer, s. (Ed.) (1990), Making Profits out of Seafood Wastes, Proceedings of the International Conference on Fish By-Products, Anchorage, Alaska, Alaska Sea Grant Program, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska. bechtel, p. j. (Ed.) (2003), Advances in Seafood Byproducts. 2002 Conference Proceedings, Alaska Sea Grant Program, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska.\nSpecies biodiversity and conservation\nLast Updated on Thu, 31 Dec 2015\t| Arctic Climate\nWhat are the circumstances that could have driven the increased emphasis on species Are there different scientific networks involved in the ACIA than are involved with the IPCC Or could the context of the Arctic Council have created a stronger emphasis on these issues than the IPCC One observation is that the emphasis on species is particularly strong in Chapter 7. Arctic Tundra and Polar Desert Ecosystems and Chapter 10. Principles of Conserving the Arctic's Biodiversity. These are also the two chapters that explicitly discuss biodiversity, followed by Chapter 8. Freshwater Ecosystems and Aquaculture, which also scores high on biodiversity. At a rather late stage in the ACIA process the concern raised that biodiversity issues were not treated enough in the\nApplication of Ion Exchange\nLast Updated on Sun, 06 Jan 2019\t| Nitrogen Removal\nMany industries discharge waste water with high concentrations of ammonium, as referred to in Section 7.6. Ion exchange is, however, not a very attractive treatment method for removal of high ammonium concentrations, because the regeneration becomes more frequent and the operation costs are very dependent on the elution frequency. As air stripping becomes more attractive the higher the concentration of ammonium is, these types of industrial waste waters are probably better treated by biological methods or by air stripping at least from an economic's point of view. Ion exchange is an attractive method particularly for concentrations up to 100 mg l (Haralambous et al, 1992) and for waste water and drinking water, which do not contain sufficient organics to allow a biological treatment. Ion exchange has furthermore been applied for removal of ammonium from water in recycling aquaculture plants. The advantage Is here the low ammonium concentration, which makes it attractive to use ion...\nLand Treatment Systems\nLast Updated on Mon, 10 Sep 2018\t| Wastewater Treatment\nThere are two major categories of reuse of wastewater, which have been practiced throughout the world potable use and nonpotable use. The potable use of wastewater mainly includes injecting reclaimed water to the drinking water supply after multiple levels of treatments, or using natural systems (including land applications) to treat wastewater directly. Nonpotable uses of wastewater are many direct irrigation of agriculture fields using food wastewater with low BOD5 and TSS irrigation of parks, forests, or golf courses with low-load wastewater and use for aquaculture are the most promising examples. In many areas of the world, wastewater reuse has been practiced using a combination of treatment technologies that achieve a very high degree of treatment. Many states in the western U.S. have, over the past 20 years, been treating wastewater to tertiary treatment standards and then allowing the wastewater to be reused for irrigation or for recharge to groundwater aquifers. Although this...\nOther Activities of Caulerpa Preparations\nMon, 13 Jun 2016\t| Ultraviolet Radiation\nPaul and de Nys (2008) studied the possible use of Caulerpa species bioreme-diation in an integrated plant-animal tropical aquaculture. Marine macroalgae with high growth rates can effectively strip nutrients from marine aquaculture effluent. Because Caulerpa spp., as bloom-forming green tide algae, have high growth rates and are free floating, these seaweeds offer to be an excellent option for culture in settlement ponds, the most common bioremediation infrastructure in tropical aquaculture. Especially, since certain isolates of C. racemosa are consumed by humans as 'sea grape', it can be speculated that one aquaculture might provide two commercially interesting products - fish and edible algae. This would maximise profit and simultaneously reduce pollutants (Paul and de Nys, 2008).\nPhytoplankton increased reflectance\nMon, 27 Jun 2016\t| Aquatic Ecosystems\nGower et al. suggest that the MERIS 709 nm band provides an important tool for the detection of intense algal blooms, phenomena of great significance - because they are so often toxic -for aquaculture. In a later study, Gower et al. (2008) report that with this technique they find an average of about one plankton bloom event somewhere in the world on any given day.\nTypes of Freshwater Ecosystem Services\nLast Updated on Mon, 22 Oct 2018\t| Ecosystem Processes | 4 comments\nBenthic organisms in lakes and rivers provide food production mostly through the dependence of fish production on invertebrate prey and nutrient cycling. Globally about 8 X 106 tons of freshwater fish are harvested, with double that amount produced by aquaculture (FAO 1995). Productivity of these fisheries will, in part, depend upon benthic production directly (e.g., consumption of benthic invertebrates or aquatic plants) or indirectly (e.g., benthic mineralization of nutrients). For Beavers play an important role in wetland landscapes as ecosystem engineers, creating a tremendous expansion of wetlands that otherwise would not have existed. Beaver harvests have averaged 400,000 pelts per year over the past century in North America (Novak et al. 1987). Alligators are also harvested for their pelts and meat, generating over US 16 million in a single year in the state of Louisiana, USA (Mitsch & Gosselink 2000). Crayfish aquaculture has also become an important...\nNutrient Cycling and Productivity of Lakes Lake Mendota Wisconsin United States\nLast Updated on Tue, 18 Jul 2017\t| Ecosystem Processes\nThese integrative studies led to new questions about how management can enhance ecosystem services in freshwater bodies How are distinct ecosystems, with apparently clearly defined surface boundaries (e.g., small ponds, large lakes, and rivers), interconnected hydrologically over time and space How might these linked ecosystems function and affect each other in predictable ways Why must fisheries biologists add fertilizers to increase fish production in some locations (hatcheries, aquaculture ponds) when water-quality engineers are designing treatment plants to remove nutrients in other downstream locations (groundwaters, rivers, and lakes) Is production of fish for food versus recreation a necessary trade-off Or can aquatic ecosystems be managed to optimize complex production functions Can natural processes of nutrient cycling and organic-matter breakdown provide supplemental services that could save construction of new treatment plants Answers to such questions have emphasized that...\nLast Updated on Tue, 16 Jan 2018\t| Change Impacts\nDeltas have long been recognised as highly sensitive to sea-level rise (Ericson et al., 2006 Woodroffe et al., 2006) (Box 6.3). Rates of relative sea-level rise can greatly exceed the global average in many heavily populated deltaic areas due to subsidence, including the Chao Phraya delta (Saito, 2001), Mississippi River delta (Burkett et al., 2003) and the Changjiang River delta (Liu, 2002 Waltham, 2002), because of human activities. Natural subsidence due to autocompaction of sediment under its own weight is enhanced by sub-surface fluid withdrawals and drainage (Table 6.1). This increases the potential for inundation, especially for the most populated cities on these deltaic plains (i.e., Bangkok, New Orleans and Shanghai). Most of the land area of Bangladesh consists of the deltaic plains of the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers. Accelerated global sea-level rise and higher extreme water levels (Box 6.2) may have acute effects on human populations of Bangladesh (and parts of...\nLearning and adapting to surprise\nSun, 12 Feb 2017\t| Biodiversity\nIt seems likely that nutrient enrichment and salmonid introductions will cause Chilean lakes to resemble many mesotrophic lakes around the world, both biologically and functionally. If the goal of lake management in Chile is to preserve options for the future, then nutrient loads should be controlled and introductions of exotic species should be minimized. Nutrient controls could take the form of phosphorus discharge quotas which can be traded on the open market. Species introductions could be constrained by focusing aquaculture on a limited number of lakes.\nHANPP and Biodiversity Theoretical Considerations\nMon, 20 Feb 2017\t| Sustainable Development\nMechanisms of human impacts on biodiversity have been grouped into overexploitation of wild living resources expansion of agriculture, forestry, or aquaculture habitat loss and fragmentation indirect negative effects of species introduced by humans pollution and global climate change (McNeely et al. 1995). Because HANPP is an indicator for changes in terrestrial ecosystems caused by land use, it refers mostly to expansion of agriculture, forestry, or aquaculture and habitat loss and fragmentation, which are closely related.\nCosts and other socioeconomic aspects\nWater supply (see Chapter 3, Section 3.5), and coastal forests, agriculture and aquaculture (see Chapter 5, Section 5.6). The following section focuses on evaluating the socio-economic consequences of sea-level rise, storm damage and coastal erosion. opportunities for increased use of fishing vessels and coastal shipping facilities (see Chapter 15, Section 15.4.3.3), expansion of areas suitable for aquaculture (see Chapter 5, Section 5.4.6.1), reduced hull strengthening and icebreaking costs, and the opening of new ocean routes due to reduced sea ice. Countries with large land areas generally benefit from competitive advantage effects (Bosello et al., 2004).\nGlobal water use trends Ever increasing\nLast Updated on Wed, 05 Sep 2018\t| Sustainable Development\nWater use in agriculture, whether for livestock husbandry, aquaculture or crop production, has also affected water quality. Soil erosion, salinization, sedimentation, and nutrient and pesticide pollution have contributed to a decline in water quality in many of the world's river systems and coastal zones.\nFri, 12 May 2017\t| Change Impacts\nGlobal fish production for food is forecast to increase from now to 2020, but not as rapidly as world demand. Per capita fish consumption and fish prices are expected to rise, with wide variations in commodity type and region. By 2020, wild-capture fisheries are predicted to continue to supply most of the fish produced in sub-Saharan Africa (98 ), the USA (84 ) and Latin America (84 ), but not in India (45 ) where aquaculture production will dominate (Delgado et al., 2003). All countries in Asia are likely to produce more fish between 2005 and 2020, but the rate of increase will taper. Trends in capture fisheries (usually zero growth or modest declines) will not unduly endanger overall fish supplies however, any decline of fisheries is cause for concern given the projected growth in demand (Briones et al., 2004). 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        "raw_content": "Public Hearings Notice\nThe Cheshire County Commissioners will hold 3 public hearings on Wednesday, February 20, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. at 12 Court Street, Keene, NH 03431 in the second-floor conference room. The purpose of the first Public Hearing is to discuss and hear public comment on the Microenterprise projects currently underway. These projects are funded through a federal Community Development Block Grant awarded to the County of Cheshire.\nThe second Public Hearing will discuss three applications to the NH Community Development Finance Authority for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. CDBG funds are awarded on a competitive basis in New Hampshire and may be used for housing, public facilities, economic development, and microenterprise projects which have primary benefit to low- and moderate-income people. A municipality can apply for up to $500,000 in the housing and public facilities category, up to $500,000 in the economic development category, up to $500,000 in the microenterprise category, and $12,000 for feasibility studies.\nThe applications to be considered by the Commissioners are microenterprise grants to be submitted by Cheshire County for up to $500,000. The funds, less administrative costs, will be sub-granted to multiple entities including the Hannah Grimes Center, Regional Economic Development Center, and the NH Small Business Development Center for the purpose of providing training and technical assistance to microenterprises. This application public hearing has been scheduled to provide residents with specific information regarding the grant requirements. A third Public Hearing will be held to adopt the Relocation and Anti-Displacement Plan specific to these projects.\nThose interested people are invited to attend and comment. Please contact the Cheshire County Commissioner\u2019s Office, (603) 352-8215 or via Relay NH at 1-800-735-2964, in advance if you have a disability and need assistance to attend and participate in the hearings. Anyone wishing to submit written comments prior to the hearings should address them to the Cheshire County Commissioners, 12 Court Street, Keene, NH 03431.\n< Monadnock Region Coo...",
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        "raw_content": "Bouncing back: Roseanne hints at TV return\nROSEANNE Barr claims she's fielded several offers since the Roseanne reboot got the axe.\n\"Inside every bad thing is a good thing waiting to happen, and I feel very excited because I already have been offered so many things, and I almost accepted one really good offer to go back on TV,\" Barr, 65, said on the Rabbi Shmuley Podcast in an interview released Sunday. \"I might do it, but we'll see.\"\nAccording to the New York Post, Barr gave no other details on what offers she's received, but did expound on signing away her personal proceeds from Roseanne for the upcoming Conners spin-off, saying that it was part of her Jewish faith to repent.\n\"I thought signing off of my own life's work and asking for nothing in return, I thought that was a penance,\" she said. \"Sometimes you ask people what do you think should be done to you knowing what you've done wrong and it seems that people always know what should be done to them. I just knew that was the right thing and I want to do the right thing because I've lived my life, most part of it, to do the right thing for all people, not just Jews.\"\nRoseanne Barr and John Goodman in a scene from the rebooted Roseanne. Picture: ABC/Adam Rose\nABC cancelled Roseanne after the titular comedian posted a series of racist and anti-Semitic tweets, including one that likened former President Barack Obama's adviser Valerie Jarrett to an ape.\nBarr insisted in her first interview with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach - which aired on June 24 - that she was misunderstood.\nThe racist tweet that ended the ABC's reboot of the Roseanne show. Roseanne Barr was referring to former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett.\n\"It's really hard to say this, but I didn't mean what they think I meant. I don't want to run off and blather on with excuses, but I apologise to anyone who thought, or felt offended and who thought that I meant something that I, in fact, did not mean. It was my own ignorance, and there's no excuse for that ignorance. I definitely feel remorse,\" she said.\n\"I'm a lot of things, I'm a loudmouth and all that stuff, but I'm not stupid, for God's sake,\" she said. \"I never would have wittingly called any black person \u2026 a monkey.\"\nThis story first appeared on the New York Post.\nRoseanne: \u2018I made myself a hate magnet\u2019\nRoseanne\u2019s bizarre eyebrow-raising interview\neditors picks racist tweets roseanne roseanne barr tv",
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        "raw_content": "Everson earning Diamond Jubilee Award for recognzing aboriginal veterans\nWell-known K\u00f3moks First Nation member Andy Everson will receive a Queen Elizabeth II Royal Diamond Jubilee medal on Aug. 10.\nANDY EVERSON was nominated for a Queen Elizabeth II Royal Diamond Jubilee medal by BC Aboriginal Veterans and Serving Members Association after he gave it the rights to this piece called Remembrance\nThe 49-year-old, a local artist, singer and dancer among other things, received a phone call from the BC Aboriginal Veterans and Serving Members Association \u2014 which nominated him for the medal \u2014 just weeks ago.\n\u201cWhen I found out I was actually really surprised because \u2014 (laughs) I didn\u2019t expect it at all, it was definitely a big surprise,\u201d recalled Everson, adding his first thoughts were of family members. \u201cWhat I thought of immediately was my grandparents because in the past they had been awarded different medals like this\u2026 if they were still around it would have been a really big deal (to them).\n\u201cIt\u2019s kind of like I\u2019m just continuing on what they were doing, and so it was a validation in that regard.\u201d\nEverson noted he was nominated because of one of his pieces of art.\nHe created Remembrance in 2005 in recognition of Canada\u2019s Year of the Veteran. The gicl\u00e9e print is a stylized poppy design made up of four thunderbirds.\n\u201cI really wanted to, through that piece, raise awareness to the contributions of aboriginal veterans in Canada and the way that aboriginal veterans were historically treated upon returning from war and\u2026 the difficulties that they faced most other Canadian veterans didn\u2019t face coming back,\u201d explained Everson, adding he offered the rights to the design to the BC Aboriginal Veterans and Serving Members Association.\n\u201cI thought that recognizing the aboriginal veterans is an important thing, and for an association like that they\u2019re able to \u2014 they do that continually, so I thought that the design could be best used by them.\u201d\nAlthough Everson said he was chosen for the medal because of Remembrance, he has also been an active community member, and has worked to uphold the traditions of the K\u2019\u00f3moks and Kwakwa\u0331ka\u0331\u2019wakw First Nations through much of what he\u2019s done in his life.\nHe sings traditional songs and performs ceremonial dances at potlatches, as well as with a number of different dance groups like the well-known local K\u2019umugwe Dancers, and the Victoria-based Le-La-La Dancers.\nIn fact, he went to Taiwan with the Le-La-La Dancers to share his culture last summer.\nHe obtained a Master\u2019s degree in anthropology, which he uses to research his heritage and traditions. This degree also inspired him to create Copper Canoe Inc. through which he created multimedia aboriginal language CDs.\nAt a young age, Everson started drawing Northwest Coast art, and his first serious attempt was in 1990 when he designed and painted chilkat-style blankets for use in potlatch dancing.\nSince then, he has created numerous pieces which are in galleries all over B.C. and even in the U.S.\nEverson will receive the medal during a ceremony at the K\u2019\u00f3moks Big House on Aug. 10.\nA modest Everson noted he\u2019s pleased to be chosen for the medal, but is still getting used to accepting recognition for his work in the community.\n\u201cIn some ways you feel like you do (deserve it), and other ways, you know, I can think of so many other people that are equally deserving,\u201d said Everson. \u201cYou take these kinds of recognition of your contributions, you take it to heart and you accept it, and you just have to learn how to accept these types of things.\u201d\nElectoral redistribution plan would cut Comox Valley in half\nBest advice for reuniting with lost family? Go slowly",
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        "raw_content": "EducationBlockchain in Education, Education\nOral Roberts University, which recently held a conference to educate colleges and universities about blockchain, will be co-hosting two new one-day blockchain events, one on the east coast and the other on the west coast, to reach educators and IT leaders in both higher education and K-12. Both events are offering discounts to attendees from educational institutions.\nThe Microsoft Sunnyvale campus will host the \u201cWest\u201d edition of \u201cBlockchain in Education\u201d on Oct. 12; and the University of the District of Columbia Van Ness Campus will host the \u201cEast\u201d version on Nov. 13. Participants will receive blockchain certificates produced by ORU as well as paper-based certificates of attendance.\nAccording to the agenda of the West Coast event, the conference will introduce blockchain concepts and explore how blockchain can be used in an educational environment. Speakers include Byron Clift-Breland, the chancellor of San Jose Evergreen Community College District, and Sudhir Wadhwa, a lecturer at Santa Clara University and chief technology officer for Viridis Learning, a company that helps students identify their career pathways and provides tools for helping them track and share their achievements. The agenda for the East Coast event will be announced soon; speakers include Feng Hou, CIO and chief digital learning officer for Central New Mexico Community College, and Loretta Early, CIO for George Washington University.\n\u201cNo college or university offers any training certificates, diplomas or degrees in any of the process-driven functions on campus. Therefore, everybody has been waiting for years to clean up the processes that takes days, such as financial aid approval, articulation, assessment,\u201d said Michael Mathews, vice president of technology and innovation for Oral Roberts University. \u201cIf you\u2019re tired of multi-day processes hindering student success, blockchain is a necessary technology to streamline broken processes.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "BlogHome \u00bb Glass Disc Storage life Span 13.8 Billion Years\nGlass Disc Storage life Span 13.8 Billion Years \u2013 The Scientists from the University of Southampton the United Kingdom have created glass disc capable of storing data upto 360 terabytes with estimated lifespan upto 13.8 billion years even at the temperature of 190 degree Celsius. So the life span of this disc is 3 times the age of the earth. The storage is non-volatile which do not face or say survive the human race. The new data format which encodes information in tiny nanostructure in glass. The five dimensional data storage method make the dream true.\nWhat is the method by which it is possible?\nIn order to understand this we have to compare regular CD with 5D\u2019s Glass Discs. The data is read from a normal CD by shining a laser at a tiny line with bumps in it. Whenever the laser hits a bump it is reflected back and recorded as 1. But whenever it does not hit a bump, it is recorded as 0. The CDs can store anything like music, books, images, videos, or software. Only because of these bumpy line the data is stored on the surface of the CD. But the bumpy lines can be physical eroded, scratched and damage due to exposure to air, heat and humidity.\nBut on the other side 5D Glass discs store information within their interior surface with the help of Nano gratings technique. The reflected light from the surface encodes five types of data and orientation of x, y and z made it possible to do so. To record data, spots are imprinted on the glass using a femtosecond laser. A femtosecond laser produces a bursts of laser light that last for just 280 femtoseconds (very less compared to second). These spots are capable of recording upto three bits of data in two dimensions (2D). By adjusting the focus of the laser, the device is able to create layers of dots that are separated by five micrometres in the z-axis. Then by simply moving the laser horizontally and vertically these tri-bits can be stored in two more dimensions, aggregating the total to 5D.\nThese 5D discs can last for so long because glass is a tough material which melt or wrap by applying large amount of heat. The disc are stable both physically and chemically. According to the Researchers, the 5D discs remain safe upto the temperatures of 1,000\u00b0C.\nWhat is the technique used in glass disc storage system?\nMemory Management Basic Concepts\nMemory Management Basic Concepts Definition of Memory Management Basic Concepts - Memory management deals with\u2026\nprevious post: 5G Fifth Generation Mobile Networks\nnext post: Microsoft Emma Watch Cures Parkinson Tremor",
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        "raw_content": "M&S e-commerce IT systems bolster Christmas revenues\nMarks & Spencer has revealed that its M&S Direct online ordering service and Christmas Food to Order site played a key part in delivering the company with sales growth in the last quarter, as it invested heavily in IT.\nAs M&S overhauls its key supply chain and enterprise resource planning systems, the food, clothes and home goods retailer reported a 22 percent growth in sales in its online Direct arm in the 13 weeks to 31 December, compared to a year earlier.\nBy extending its next day delivery deadline right up until the last days before Christmas, as well as launching a dedicated Christmas food delivery service \u2013 with orders taken online \u2013 M&S saw a 12 percent increase in overall online order volumes.\nThe company's overall sales, including store revenues, grew a more modest 2.4 percent, but food sales grew 4.5 percent.\nM&S chief executive Marc Bolland said the company had \"performed well\" in a \"challenging trading environment\".\nM&S is currently overhauling its supply chain, from distribution centres to stores. It is implementing a range of systems from JDA Software, in a bid to improve efficiency and stock level management for its non-food business.\nLast year, the company completed the first part of a major SAP rollout across its UK operations. The rollout, being run by services supplier IBM, is part of an IT and supply chain overhaul, called '2020 - Doing the right thing', costing \u00a3400 million in the next year alone. M&S described SAP as its future \"core business system\", as it standardises business processes globally.\nThe system is live in its foods division, finance office and non-merchandise procurement division, as well as in operations outside Britain. It is currently being rolled out to general merchandise operations, and is due to be complete this year. The company has accelerated the pace of change in order to \"fundamentally transform\" the way it does business.\nThe success of M&S' online sales, as the high street suffers, reflect web performance at Next and John Lewis, which both posted strong Christmas e-commerce sales that were key to revenues.\nDebenhams\u2019 online and multichannel investments pay off over Christmas period Marks and Spencer\u2019s Christmas online trading suffers from distribution centre problems",
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        "raw_content": "PRAY your prayers! Don\u0092t say them! Indeed, it may be that, apart from divine inspiration, the most potent and eloquent pleadings are those inarticulate groanings which are wrung from our hearts in our infirmity and ignorance. We are not aware what we should be praying for, because we do not know the details of God\u0092s operations. Yet He Who is searching the hearts is aware of the disposition of the spirit He has given us, which pleads for us in accord with God. And we are aware that our underlying wish for welfare will be gloriously fulfilled, no matter what may be our lot, for God is causing all to cooperate to that end. Long before we were aware of anything, the minutest details, as well as the great outlines of our career, were determined, and our most fervent wishes were granted, in the love of God (Rom.8:26-39).\nIn the language of inspiration, the idea of prayer is essentially concerned with HAVING. To this is added the thought of good, WELL-HAVE, that is, a wish. If this is directed toward anyone, especially the Deity, then it is TOWARD-WELL-HAVING, prayer.\nAccording to the Authorized Version, we ought to know what to pray for. The word ought stands for the word dei it-IS-BINDING, hence cannot be rendered we ought, but it. It does not refer to us, but what. We are not aware what must be, so that we can pray accordingly. If it referred to us, then the word hemas US would have to follow, as in Acts 27:26 it-IS-BINDING US to fall on a certain island. This passage also shows that the word means must not \u0093ought.\u0094 Ought belongs to the word OWE, as in John 13:14, \u0093you also ought to be washing one another\u0092s feet.\u0094\nThe Revised Version changed to \u0093we know not how to pray as we ought\u0094 (American Revision). Very few will dispute this assertion, but it is not a correct rendering of this passage. This word is WHAT, not HOW. They correctly render HOW in the thirty-second verse: \u0093how shall he not also with him freely give us all things?\u0094 But here it is not the manner or the mode of doing a thing, but the identity of the thing itself. Notwithstanding their scholarship, the Revisers made the matter worse, not better. In both cases they distorted the words to mean what they thought they ought to mean in this context. But they lacked a spiritual conception of God\u0092s place in prayer. They saw only the human side of what man wants, rather than the divine, of what God, the Disposer, plans.\nThe difference between the A. V. as we ought and the C.V. to accord with what must be [WHICH is-BINDING] is almost infinite. One confines us to ourselves and our soulish and selfish interests. The other occupies our spirits with God and His great plan and purpose. Our prayer should always be in tune with His universal symphony. It is impossible for us to know the infinite details of His grand designs. These are as fixed and immutable as His holy Word. Not a \u0093jot or tittle,\u0094 not one iota or serif, not the smallest letter or even a part of a letter of His revelation can be changed by our prayers, neither can the minutest part of His plan for us be altered by our petitions. In one case we look within at our failing selves, in the other we look above, at the infinite perfection of God. Our attitude and outlook are revolutionized.\nLet us beware, in our prayer, that we do not set ourselves above the Supreme. Let us not inform Him Who knows all, or reform Him Who has made all. He is not an idol of putty, so that we may remould Him to conform to ourselves. Those who know Him do not wish to change Him. They are satisfied and delighted to have Him as He is. Neither do they wish to change His purpose or His plan. His will, to them, is the only good. They wish to change themselves, not Him. They would have Him inform them, through His Word. They want Him to conform them to His will.\nIn these days, in which there is much public prayer, there is a grave temptation to pray to please the public. Indeed, some prayers can hardly be distinguished from preaching, and their fervor is largely for human appreciation. A calm, quiet petition may bring a rebuke from those who are accustomed to the gushing of human emotions, and may seem insufficient to reach the heavens. No doubt such a prayer can be just as genuine as any other, but fervid, forceful, eloquent prayers should have a peroration, petitioning for grace that it may not redound to the fame of the petitioner. It is like the man who was charged with inordinate pride. He prayed all night to be rid of it with such success that he told the first man he encountered that he had engaged all night in prayer, hence was now assured that he was the humblest man on earth. Such proud humility is the most dangerous.\nSo long as we are in the flesh we may never know just what we should ask for, in prayer, but it is our privilege to know what God has revealed as to the place of prayer in our fellowship with Him, especially in this secret administration, which differs so radically from all that have gone before it. The saints are confused on this theme, as on most others, because they do not discriminate intelligently between God\u0092s various operations, not realizing that our intercourse with Him today is on a vastly bigger plane than it could have been under the law, or when connected with the heralding of the kingdom. Human contact with God at that time was based largely on the flesh, and on physical nearness through the chosen nation, while ours is sourced in spirit, which gives us a tremendous advantage in dealing with the Deity, but operates in a different sphere.\nSome of the saints have an inkling of God\u0092s great plans and do not pray that everyone must be saved immediately, although that desire may be in the heart of us all. Others have gone further and do not insist on great blessing for the world until the return of Christ. A few do not seek to do away with all evil, for they see its place in God\u0092s plans. They do not plead with God to remove all trials and sources of temptation from the earth, for they know that today is not the time for Him to do this. They do not embitter their lives by futile supplications contrary to His revealed will.\nBut even the most enlightened of those who have the gift of teaching are forced to face multitudes of minor details which must be referred to God because of their own ignorance of the infinite intricacies of their daily lives. Israel had a complete code of laws and wise elders to conduct the affairs of the kingdom. Nevertheless God arranged for the chief priest to settle matters by \u0093urim and thummim,\u0094 or lights and perfections. Two stones were put in a pouch, as when the land was allotted. A leading question was formulated, to be answered by yes or no. Jehovah gave His answer by the stone which was unwittingly withdrawn. This enabled Israel to do according to His will. We need only to place our petitions and problems before Him. In His care we are free from care.\nIn order to be most helpful, we will seek to cover this subject in all its phases, not only as it applies to us today, but show how and why it differs in the past and in the future. Only so can we clarify the cloud which has concealed our own position, and establish the saints as to the place of prayer in the present. This will also clear up problems and questions in the minds of many as to how to pray, and what to pray for, and to whom, and what answer to expect, and so avoid discouraging disappointments. Because many have been sadly deceived by \u0093claiming the promises\u0094 (which were never made to them), false notions as to the efficacy of prayer have led many into doubt and unbelief. Even when their faith has not been shipwrecked by seeming failures to receive the expected answers to their petitions, it has been weakened by the apparent indifference of God in redeeming his presumed promises.\nFor some time I worked, as a printer, on a small paper called \u0093Prayer,\u0094 and was much interested in its contents. So far as I can remember, the main message was expressed in the phrase \u0093Prayer changes things,\u0094 or words to that effect. Great emphasis was laid on the idea that prayer was the greatest force in the world, so that nothing could withstand it, if we only \u0093believed.\u0094 I liked the stress put upon \u0093faith,\u0094 but was led to question its quality, when things were made the subject of insistent prayer concerning which God had not spoken. Indeed, it was claimed that everything could be accomplished by prayer, even if it was contrary to what God had said. This, it seemed to me, was faith in ourselves, not faith in God. He certainly could not change His purpose and alter His plans in order to \u0093answer\u0094 thousands of conflicting demands from His saints, who did not believe His Word in regard to His great and glorious goal.\nI have been told of one person who made prayer the great business of life, and went about Europe giving addresses on the subject. It was not long after the first world war, and, so great was the speaker\u0092s confidence in the power of prayer, that the audience was assured that this war would never have occurred had the saints used this marvelous force, which God had put into their hands. All that they needed to do was to stamp their feet and defy the devil to do his worst. Thus they could crush the powers of evil. Needless to say, the lecturer did not succeed in stopping the second world. war by this method. Such extreme, unscriptural ideas do great harm in that they put God in a false light, as though He did not do as He had promised. On the other hand, if the Scriptures distinctly stated that there would be no third world war, I would believe it, and pray accordingly\u0097and there wouldn\u0092t be any! That would be faith. The other course was credulity. We may be confident that what we wish will come to pass, but let us not have too much \u0093faith\u0094 in ourselves if we do not desire to be badly disappointed.\nWhy is it that so many prayers do not seem to be \u0093answered?\u0094 Let us forestall a more thorough treatment of this question, and answer it briefly ahead of time. The reason is that no prayer or petition of man can alter or nullify the will or intention of the Deity. This holds good at all times. In no eon or administration is the creature able to go counter to His Creator. God is not feeling His way, or waiting for advice from mortal men. He is operating all in accord with the counsel of His own will (Eph.1:11). How unwise it would be for Him to follow the prayers of his saints, very few of whom have any idea of His purpose, His plan, or its consummation! The blind should not even attempt to guide Him who made the organs of sight.\nEven the most enlightened saint is not intelligent enough to insist on the fulfillment of his own wishes, as expressed in prayer. He should always subordinate his petitions to the divine will. Our Lord Himself is the most illustrious example of this spirit. He knew, as no one else, what God\u0092s will was in regard to His sacrifice. Nevertheless, when He is about to enter into the depths of distance from His God, He cannot help praying, \u0093My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass by from Me.\u0094 Surely, no one ever had more reason to pray to be spared than He, especially from such a bitter and bloody experience. But even in the most crucial moment, when, for once, His will did not coincide with His Father\u0092s, He immediately adds, \u0093However, not as I will, but as Thou\u0094 (Matt.26:39). Then, once more, He makes it plain that, notwithstanding the bitter draught that He was called upon to drain, He was determined to bow to God\u0092s will. In this lay the vast value of His sacrifice. Sacrifices and offerings brought God no delight. That was the very motive for His coming, to offer a Sacrifice according to God\u0092s will (Heb.10:5-7).\nWas there ever anyone more worthy to have His prayers answered? Was there ever anyone more versed in God\u0092s will? Yet even He came to a crisis when His will was not in line with God\u0092s. If we go through a similar experience today, we would say that our prayer had not been answered, meaning by that that our will had not been carried out. What if God had yielded to His will? Then there would have been no Sacrifice, no Saviour, no salvation. God\u0092s whole purpose would have failed. Should we not be thankful that His prayer was not heeded? And should we not be grateful for every prayer of ours that is not \u0093answered?\u0094 We may be assured that all that we ask according to His will will meet a response. And we should be most obliged to Him for every petition which is not fulfilled. We may be sure that it would not have been for our welfare.\nIt is evident from this that we should always modify our petitions by an expression of submission to God\u0092s will and good pleasure. But we should also seek to conform our prayers to His intention. When His disciples asked our Lord if they should call down fire from heaven as Elijah had done, to consume those who did not receive them, He rebuked them (Luke 9:53-55; 2 Kings 1:10). The times had changed, and God\u0092s method of dealing had altered correspondingly. That is why we can pray in accord with men of God in the past in some respects, but not in others. The grace which accompanied our Lord\u0092s earthly ministry would not allow His disciples to ask for destruction as Elijah did. How much less will the transcendent grace of today agree with such a procedure!\nEach eon, every administration, puts mankind into a different relationship with God. It follows that He must be approached in a special way, and our prayers should be colored to accord with His operations at the time. The more we, are in tune with His present work, the more our prayers will conform to His will, and we will be \u0093answered\u0094 according to our wishes. This is because His spirit, through His Word, has awakened these desires within us, and they must be in line with His will. In this way God is operating in us to will, as well as to work, for the sake of His delight (Phil.2:13).\nInstead of prayer being discarded altogether in this administration of God\u0092s grace, emphasis is laid upon persevering in it (Rom.12:12; Col.4:2), praying on every occasion (Eph.6: 18), and, indeed, praying without intermission (1 Thess.5:17). Where else, in the Scriptures, is such stress laid upon the continual exercise of communion with God? At other times men had a special hour of prayer (Acts 3:1). The early disciples persevered in prayer on certain occasions (Acts 1:14), but it was never made a vital part of the believer\u0092s experience as it is today. Indeed, the immature may well question the possibility of praying unintermittingly. How could we give all our time to that alone? Would not other important matters be neglected? In practice such difficulties do not arise. It is quite possible to be always in the attitude of prayer in the subconscious mind, so that all our other work is done in an atmosphere of dependence on God.\nTo be continually putting our petitions into words is quite the opposite of the unremittent prayer of the apostle. The scribes of old were prolix in prayer (Mark 12:40), but it only drew down judgment upon them. Rather it is the inarticulate pleadings of the spirit, of which we are not always aware, but which immediately makes its presence known, when occasion demands it. I have often awakened from sleep with a word of prayer or praise in my mind, which sometimes forces itself to my lips. Is not this what is meant by God being \u0093All\u0094 in us? If our subconscious mind is habitually in tune with Him, so that we only need to touch a key to make it audible, there is a constant connection or communion which is very close to that for which God is preparing the whole universe. And the present administration brings us nearer to that blessed ultimate than any other. May our prayers conform to His grace!\nMany a saint has led a life of disappointment and sorrow because he did not know that God will answer all his prayers. How sad seems the lot of the poor and patient widow with a single wayward son, who persists in darkening her days with secret sin or open offenses! How, patiently she prays that God will turn him from his wicked ways, and save his \u0093soul\u0094! Then she dies before her time and even this does not turn him to God and he, he dies and is buried in a pauper\u0092s grave. It certainly seems that her heartfelt supplications were in vain. Not so! If she had only known God better, and had been taught His Word, she would not have agonized and insisted on his salvation before God\u0092s good time. And she would have thanked Him in advance and rejoiced in the prospect of his ultimate reconciliation at the consummation, if not before.\nWe wish to point particularly to Philippians as the place to learn the practice of prayer for the present. Paul opens it with thanksgiving to God for them (Phil.1:3-11). As we have already expounded the epistle at length elsewhere, we will stop only to call attention to a passage in it which is in line with our present theme. Paul is confident, not that the Philippians will produce good works of themselves, but that GOD undertakes a good work in them, and that HE will be performing it until the day of Jesus Christ (Phil.1:6). Does not this give us the key to correct conduct for today? We should have our eyes open to His deity, and realize that He is the real motive power in our lives, and rely on Him, not ourselves, in deportment as well as in doctrine.\nIn the divine revelations previous to Paul the veil before reality is lifted only occasionally, and we see glimpses of God\u0092s operations in exceptional cases. But they saw \u0093through a glass darkly,\u0094 or by means of a mirror, in an enigma (1 Cor.3:12), and got only vague impressions of His ways. And, in fact, this is still so today in many quarters, Even in the highest theological schools they teach that this is the norm for us today. But in Paul\u0092s epistles, especially in his latest letters, the enigma is solved, the light is bright, the concealing curtain is gone. What we saw to be the case occasionally in Israel\u0092s history, that all is of God, even their prayers, is at last seen to be the constant and continuous mode of God\u0092s operations. 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I forgot that it had fallen from above and had found its way in the heart of the earth to the points where it welled up to slake my thirst and cool my palate with its refreshing fluid.\nSo it is with the prayer of God. It falls like gentle rain from above upon the human heart and sinks into its deep dark recesses all unknown to us, and emerges only when we consciously disturb its surface. When the stress and strain of circumstance break open the crust of our subconscious mind it comes forth a delicious drink, first of all for His delectation and then for us. Let us never forget to offer Him the first draught in the form of praise before we spread our petitions before Him.\nPRAYER OUT OF GOD\nAll is out of God, and prayer is no exception. Apart from His revelation in the Scriptures it would be practically impossible to trace a petition from its beginning out of Him, through His creatures and back to God, for we do not consciously realize the promptings of His spirit even in our own experience. So it will be best to trace the course of some important prayers as recorded in holy Writ.\nGod operated in the saints of old to pray for the things He promised. Did they ask Him to alter His plans? It may be that Jewish saints have petitioned Him to do this in their day. did He fulfill this part of their request? I know that some tried to bring about Israel\u0092s restoration when I lived in the promised land. The owner of the house in which I lived in Tiberias put in a garden, with great labor, and made other improvements with the hope of helping to bring about these things now. But this was not in faith and apart from the presence of their Messiah, so it will not succeed. If every Jew on earth, and every Gentile, as well, should join in petition, praying without ceasing that Jehovah establish and bless Israel in the land now, before the coming of Christ (as many are doing), I doubt if a single iota of His prediction would be changed.\nWe know that God will eventually save all, but this only encourages us to pray that He will save someone now. We should never appeal to Him to call all now, for we know that it is contrary to His Word. But He has not told us who are the elect, so we confidently give out the evangel to all, for God\u0092s side is true of everyone. We are confident that it will work His will and gain glory for Him, whether received or rejected. Yet who can quell the overflowing of his own heart, which prompts him to pray for those whom he loves? 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H.R.512 \u2014 116th Congress (2019-2020) To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 115 South Swenson Street in Stamford, Texas, as the \"Charles W. Stenholm Post Office Building\". Sponsor: Rep. Conaway, K. Michael [R-TX-11] (Introduced 01/11/2019) Cosponsors: (33) Committees: House - Oversight and Reform Latest Action: House - 01/11/2019 Referred to the House Committee on Oversight and Reform. (All Actions) Tracker:\n22. H.R.492 \u2014 116th Congress (2019-2020) Biased Algorithm Deterrence Act of 2019 Sponsor: Rep. Gohmert, Louie [R-TX-1] (Introduced 01/11/2019) Cosponsors: (0) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 01/11/2019 Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. (All Actions) Tracker:\n39. H.R.30 \u2014 116th Congress (2019-2020) SAVES Act Sponsor: Rep. 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Instead of a bit that bores holes or drives screws at the business end, though, this thing comes with a swappable foam tips that you can apply to sore and tired muscles to give them a rejuvenating boost.\nThe TheraGun G2Pro embraces a similar design to its predecessor, which combines an ergonomic handle with a jackhammer-like arm that\u2019s designed to mount one of the accompanying foam attachments (called AmpBITs). While the previous generation came with two, this one has four AmpBITs included, namely two balls (one standard and one large), one cone-shaped foam for deep-tissue massage, and one dampener unit. It also enables four different placement angles, which should make it easier to apply along areas of the back on your own.\nDesigned to improve on its predecessor, the new device boasts increased battery efficiency and reduced noise levels, so you don\u2019t have to create too much of a ruckus as with the original machine (it\u2019s not going to be quiet, though, so expect it to still be noisy). As for the battery, a freshly-charged unit can now keep it running for up to 30 minutes straight.\nTo use, simply pick up the TheraGun G2Pro by the handle, apply the ball to the muscle area you want to treat, and press the button to start the vibrating action. Rather than move up and down randomly, the tip of the device actually vibrates to a specific frequency, which, according to the outfit, has been specifically designed to override the body\u2019s natural pain signals to enable a much deeper massage than conventional tools. When used, the device will cause muscles to rapidly contract and relax, stimulating improved blood flow, which then leads to decreased lactic acid build-up and faster recovery time.\nWe know, it\u2019s not the only massage aid that can lay claims to those results. Stim machines, pretty much, do the same thing, too, along with foam rollers, roller massagers, and other types of SMR tools, albeit to a lesser degree. In our opinion, though, the device outdoes all others in several respects.\nChief among them is the design. The fact that it\u2019s shaped like a power drill makes handling it a familiar undertaking. How many people can really get their head around setting up a stim machine the first time they see it, after all? Same with foam rollers for that matter. Chances are, you\u2019ll just scratch your head when someone tells you it\u2019s a massage tool. Once you see the jackhammer action on this thing, on the other hand, you tend to have a quick idea about how to go about using it.\nSlated to ship in August, the TheraGun G2Pro is now available for preorder. Price is $599.\nTheraGun G1 Professional Muscle Massager, 1...\nRelieves pain & increases blood flow- the TheraGun is used to increase blood flow, decrease lactic...\nJuly 20, 2017 Gregory Reply\nLactic acid build-up is awful. I wake up during the night after a hard day at work and my calfs are in so much pain. It feels like they keep contracting and I can\u2019t stop it. I was told bananas would work if I ate them daily. I tried it out for awhile and still get massive calf cramps during the night.\nI am not sure if the TheraGun would help to stop the cramps or not, but I bet it would help the pain I have after the cramps go away. I\u2019ll wake up and my calfs are just cramping extremely hard. After a minute or so it goes away, but I have that lingering soreness that keeps me from returning to sleep right away.\nIf you can\u2019t afford the Theragun then you could look at using a heated percussion massager. You can also use a foam roller, but the Theragun is much more efficient.\nJuly 23, 2017 Patty Reply\nLol, what exactly about this device\u2019s design would make people think it\u2019s some sort of \u201cspace gun?\u201d Electronic massage devices are always so weirdly designed, and this one does not look like it\u2019d be comfortable to hold over extended periods of time \u2013 as most don\u2019t. $600 bucks is a crazy price-tag, That\u2019s cute that they made it look like a power-gun or whatever then though? Or more like a drill\u2026 I\u2019m with the other guy when it comes to foam-rollers for sure, especially after hard and long jogs or runs. How much do we honestly know about this brand or manufacturer to invest over half a grand in it? 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        "raw_content": "Brennan and Clapper: Elder Statesmen or Serial Fabricators?\nOn Sunday, Former CIA Director John Brennan and Former National Intelligence Director (NID) James Clapper appeared on CNN\u2019s morning talk show, State of the Union, to discuss Donald Trump\u2019s brief meeting with Vladimir Putin in Vietnam. The two ex-Intel chiefs were sharply critical of Trump and wondered why the president did not \u201cnot acknowledge and embrace\u201d the idea that Russia meddled in the 2016 elections. According to Brennan, Russia not only \u201cposes a national security problem\u201d for the US, but also \u201cPutin is committed to undermining our system, our democracy, and our whole process.\u201d\nNaturally, CNN anchor, Jake Tapper, never challenged Brennan or Clapper on any of the many claims they made regarding Russia nor did he interrupt either man while they made, what appeared to be, carefully scripted remarks about Trump, Putin and the ongoing investigation.\nThere were no surprise announcements during the interview and neither Brennan or Clapper added anything new to the list of allegations that have been repeated ad nauseam in the media for the last year. The only time Tapper veered off course at all was when he asked Brennan whether he thought \u201cany laws were broken by the Trump campaign? Here\u2019s what Brennan said:\nI\u2019m just a former intelligence officer. I never had the responsibility for determining whether or not criminal actions were taken. But, since leaving office on the 20th of January, I think more and more of this iceberg is emerging above the surface of the water, some of the things that I knew about, but some of the things I didn\u2019t know about, in terms of some of the social media efforts that Russia employed. So, I think what Bob Mueller, who, again, is another quintessential public servant, is doing is trying to get to the bottom of this. And I think we\u2019re going to find out how large this iceberg really is.\nIn other words, after an arduous 12 month-long investigation involving both Houses of Congress, a Special Counsel, and a small army of high-paid Washington attorneys, the only straw Brennan has found to hold on to, is a few innocuous advertisements posted on Facebook and Twitter that had no noticeable impact on the election at all. That\u2019s a very weak foundation upon which to build a case for foreign espionage or presidential collusion. It\u2019s hard not to conclude that the public has been seriously misled by the leaders of this campaign.\nThe Intel bosses continue to believe that they can overcome the lack of evidence by repeating the same claims over and over again. The problem with this theory is that Brennan\u2019s claims don\u2019t match the findings of his own \u201cGold Standard\u201d report, the so called Intelligence Community Assessment or ICA which was published on January 6, 2017 and which supposedly provides rock solid evidence of Russian meddling. The greatly over-hyped ICA proves nothing of the kind, in fact, the report features a sweeping disclaimer that cautions readers against drawing any rash conclusions from the analysts observations. Here\u2019s the money-quote from the report:\nJudgments are not intended to imply that we have proof that shows something to be a fact. Assessments are based on collected information, which is often incomplete or fragmentary, as well as logic, argumentation, and precedents.\nSo, while Brennan continues to insist that the Kremlin was involved in the elections, his own analysts suggest that any such judgements should be taken with a very large grain of salt. Nothing is certain, information is \u201cincomplete or fragmentary\u201d, and the entire report is based on what-amounts-to \u2018educated guesswork.\u2019 Is Brennan confused about the report\u2019s findings or is he deliberately trying to mislead the American people about its conclusions?\nHere\u2019s Brennan again on Sunday:\nI think Mr. Trump knows that the intelligence agencies, specifically CIA, NSA and FBI, the ones that really have responsibility for counterintelligence and looking at what Russia does, it\u2019s very clear that the Russians interfered in the election. And it\u2019s still puzzling as to why Mr. Trump does not acknowledge that and embrace it, and also push back hard against Mr. Putin. The Russian threat to our democracy and our democratic foundations is real.\nThere appears to be a significant discrepancy between Brennan\u2019s unshakable belief in Russian intervention and the findings of his own \u201chand picked\u201d analysts who said with emphatic clarity:\nWhy is it so hard for Brennan to wrap his mind around that simple, unambiguous statement?\nThe reason Brennan\u2019s intelligence analysts admit that they have no proof, is because they have no proof. That might sound obvious, but we have to assume that it isn\u2019t given that both Houses of Congress and a Special Counsel are still bogged down in an investigation that has yet to provide even a solid lead let alone any compelling evidence.\nWe also have to assume that most people do not understand that there is not sufficient evidence to justify the massive investigations that are currently underway. (What probable cause?) Adds placed in Facebook do not constitute hard evidence of foreign espionage or election rigging. They indicate the desperation of the people who are leading the investigation. The fact that serious people are even talking about social media just underscores the fact that the search for proof has produced nothing.\nThese investigations are taking place because powerful elites want to vilify an emerging geopolitical rival (Russia) and prevent Trump from normalizing relations with Moscow, not because there is any evidence of criminal wrongdoing. As the Intel analysts themselves acknowledge, there is no proof of criminal wrongdoing or any other wrongdoing for that matter. What there is, is a political agenda to discredit Trump and demonize Russia. That\u2019s the fuel that is driving the present campaign.\nRussia-gate is not about \u2018meddling\u2019, it\u2019s about politics. And Brennan and Clapper are critical players in the current drama. They\u2019re supposed to be the elder statesmen who selflessly defend the country from foreign threats. But are they or is this just role-playing that doesn\u2019t square with what we already know about the two men? Here\u2019s thumbnail sketch of Clapper written by former-CIA officer Ray McGovern that will help to clarify the point:\nClapper played a key role in the bogus Iraq-WMD intelligence when he was head of the National Geo-spatial Agency and hid the fact that there was zero evidence in satellite imagery of any weapons of mass destruction before the Iraq invasion. When no WMDs were found, Clapper told the media that he thought they were shipped off to Syria.\nIn 2013, Clapper perjured himself before Congress by denying NSA\u2019s unconstitutional blanket surveillance of Americans. After evidence emerged revealing the falsity of Clapper\u2019s testimony, he wrote a letter to Congress admitting, \u201cMy response was clearly erroneous \u2013 for which I apologize.\u201d \u2026.\nClapper also has demonstrated an ugly bias about Russians. On May 28, as a former DNI, Clapper explained Russian \u201cinterference\u201d in the U.S. election to NBC\u2019s Chuck Todd on May 28 with a tutorial on what everyone should know about \u201cthe historical practices of the Russians.\u201d Clapper said, \u201cthe Russians, typically, are almost genetically driven to co-opt, penetrate, gain favor, whatever, which is a typical Russian technique.\u201d (\u201cMocking Trump Doesn\u2019t Prove Russia\u2019s Guilt\u201d, Ray McGovern, Consortium News)\nSo, Clapper concealed information that could have slowed or prevented the rush to war in Iraq. That\u2019s a significant failing on his part that suggests either poor judgment or moral weakness. Which is it?\nHe also lied about spying on the American people. Why? Why would he do that? And why should we trust someone who not only spied on us but also paved the way to war in Iraq?\nAnd the rap-sheet on Brennan is even worse than Clapper\u2019s. Check out this blurb from Glenn Greenwald at The Guardian:\n\u201cBrennan, as a Bush-era CIA official, had expressly endorsed Bush\u2019s programs of torture (other than waterboarding) and rendition and also was a vocal advocate of immunizing lawbreaking telecoms for their role in the illegal Bush NSA eavesdropping program\u2026\u2026\nObama then appointed him as his top counter-terrorism adviser\u2026. In that position, Brennan last year got caught outright lying when he claimed Obama\u2019s drone program caused no civilian deaths in Pakistan over the prior year\u2026.\nBrennan has also been in charge of many of Obama\u2019s most controversial and radical policies, including \u201csignature strikes\u201d in Yemen \u2013 targeting people without even knowing who they are \u2013 and generally seizing the power to determine who will be marked for execution without any due process, oversight or transparency\u2026..\u201d (\u201cJohn Brennan\u2019s extremism and dishonesty rewarded with CIA Director nomination\u201d, Glenn Greenwald, The Guardian)\nSo, Brennan supported kidnapping (rendition), torture (enhanced interrogation techniques) and targeted assassinations (drone attacks). And this is the man we are supposed to trust about Russia?\nKeep in mind, the jihadist militants that have been tearing apart Syria for the last six years were armed and trained by the CIA. Brennan\u2019s CIA.\nThese radical militias have been defeated largely due to Russian military intervention. Do you think that this defeat at the hands of Putin may have shaped Brennan\u2019s attitude towards Russia?\nOf course, it has. Brennan never makes any attempt to conceal his hatred for Putin or Russia.\nAs we noted earlier, Brennan and Clapper are central figures in the Russia-gate story, but their records show we can\u2019t trust what they have to say. They are like the eyewitness in a murder trial whose testimony is \u2018thrown out\u2019 because he is exposed as a compulsive liar. The same rule applies to Clapper and Brennan, that is, when the main proponents of the Russia hacking story are shown to be untrustworthy, we must discount what they have to say.\nWhich is why the Russia-gate narrative is beginning to unravel.",
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        "raw_content": "Bombing Libya: the Origins of Europe\u2019s Immigration Crisis\nAfter the United States and NATO began to bomb Libya in March 2011 \u2013 almost daily for more than six months! \u2013 to overthrow the government of Muammar Gaddafi (with the completely phoney excuse that Gaddafi was about to invade Benghazi, the Libyan center of his opponents, and so the United States and NATO were thus saving the people of that city from a massacre}, the Libyan leader declared: \u201cNow listen you people of Nato. You\u2019re bombing a wall, which stood in the way of African migration to Europe and in the way of al Qaeda terrorists. This wall was Libya. You\u2019re breaking it. You\u2019re idiots, and you will burn in Hell for thousands of migrants from Africa.\u201d\nIn 2011, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was the prime moving force behind the United States and NATO turning Libya into a failed state, where it remains today. The attack against Libya was one that the New York Times said Clinton had \u201cchampioned\u201d, convincing President Obama in \u201cwhat was arguably her moment of greatest influence as Secretary of State.\u201d\nThe American people and the American media of course swallowed the phoney story fed to them, though no evidence of the alleged impending massacre has ever been presented. The nearest thing to an official US government account of the matter \u2013 a Congressional Research Service report on events in Libya for the period \u2013 makes no mention at all of the threatened massacre. Keep this in mind when reading the latest accusations against Russia.\nMore articles by:William Blum\nWilliam Blum is the author of Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II, Rogue State: a guide to the World\u2019s Only Super Power . His latest book is: America\u2019s Deadliest Export: Democracy. He can be reached at: BBlum6@aol.com",
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        "raw_content": "This is a career guide. The profession that I\u2019m discussing in this post is \u2013 Wildlife Photographer. Do you want to become one? If yes, read the entire post. You will find many important details, relevant professional courses and other facts about this profession.\nIt is not uncommon to see youngsters being attracted towards this profession. This career is not like any other 9 to 5 job! It involves adventure, travel, sightseeing, field work and much more!\nApart from that, if one can get really good at his/her trade, he/she may even become a celebrity! It is not uncommon to see talented wildlife photographers gaining fame! They are also able to earn decent amount of money.\nIn order to thrive in this field, it is necessary to possess certain qualities. The most important quality required is \u2013 passion for photography.\nOkay, let us talk about career part. How to become a wildlife photographer, you may ask. There are many paths available, which will lead you to this career.\nEarlier, people used to enter this domain without pursuing any professional course. They simply used to learn the tricks of the trade themselves/from professional photographers. Many folks follow this strategy at present too!\nThey learn the tricks of the trade under an established photographer at his/her studio. Gradually, after acquiring the necessary set of skills, they start off on their own!\nOn the other hand, you may rely on professional photography courses too. There exists different course formats. Some such course formats are \u2013\nHere are some of the popular Bachelor\u2019s Degree courses \u2013 BA in Photography, B.Sc. in Photography, BA in Photography and Graphic Design. 12th pass students are eligible to pursue these courses.\nHere are some of the Diploma courses \u2013 Diploma in Photography, Diploma in Professional Photography. 10th or 12th pass students are eligible to pursue these courses. Also check \u2013 Photography courses.\nHere are some of the vocational and certificate training programs \u2013 Certificate in Photography, ITI Photography course. 10th or 12th pass students are eligible to pursue these courses.",
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        "raw_content": "Mum of seriously ill boy says government positive over cannabis oil treatment\nHannah Deacon said government ministers had \u2018approved in principle\u2019 a special licence for her son Alfie to use the illegal medicine\nRachael Burnett, Press Association\nA seriously-ill six-year-old boy from Kenilworth is a step closer to being given the go-ahead to use cannabis oil to treat his rare form of epilepsy, according to his mother.\nHannah Deacon said government ministers had accepted they were acting on compassionate grounds in trying to obtain a special licence for her son Alfie to use the illegal medicine.\nIt comes after Hannah and her husband Drew met with Prime Minister Theresa May and other ministers on Tuesday to plead for the right to use the medicine, banned in the UK, to reduce the number of life threatening seizures her son suffers.\nThey handed over a 380,000-strong petition to Downing Street.\n\u201cWe had a positive meeting, they accept the compassionate issuing of a licence for Alfie,\u201d Hannah said.\n\u201cNow we need our medical professionals to write the prescription.\u201d\nAlfie Dingley from Kenilworth who needs medicine made from cannabis to treat seizures\nHannah said they had high hopes that would see the government expedite a licence, though as it is a legal process they cannot be given guarantees in advance.\nShe told the Telegraph: \"Before they were saying we would have to do a three month trial first.\n\"That would be very difficult.\n\"They accepted our plea we were doing this on compassionate grounds and once the application comes in they will expedite it as quickly as possible.\n\"They can't say it will be a yes as it has to go through a legal process but they are being very positive.\"\nHannah said the government needed to accept their doctor was \"credible\" .\nThe family is now in discussion with doctors about the next step.\nShe added: \"Once we have had that discussion the application will be made quickly.\n\"The application will be made to the Home Office and hopefully it will make a decision within a few weeks.\"\nThe potentially groundbreaking move comes after a Coventry woman claimed she had cured herself of cancer using cannabis oil.\nDoctors gave Joy Smith six weeks to live when she was diagnosed with cancer in her stomach and bowel, but almost two years later she is close to getting the all clear.\nMeet the Coventry woman who claims she cured her cancer with cannabis oil\nShe said that regular doses of THC cannabis oil had destroyed her inoperable tumours - leaving doctors stunned by her miraculous recovery.\nCannabis oil - what is it?\nSome forms of cannabis oil are now available to buy in shops in the UK.\nThe cannabinoid CBD is not considered a controlled substance, and is therefore 100% legal. 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Hearing what his life has been and the benefits given to him by being able to use medicinal marijuana.\n\u201cThere has never been a stronger case for the legalisation of medical marijuana.\nCannabis oil - what is it, what does it do and where to buy it\n\u201cI have been registered for medical marijuana in California for over three years and have found it immensely beneficial for my arthritis.\n\u201cI had to have eight steroid injections in my fingers and knuckles, which was about as painful as anything one could imagine, because medicinal cannabis is not available here.\u201d\nA number of other high-profile figures have backed the campaign, including Joanna Lumley and Sir Richard Branson.\nDo you think Cannabis Oil should be legalised?\nYes - it's clearly helping people\nNo - it's a slippery slope to drugs being allowed\nEarlier this month the Home Office announced it is considering allowing a medical cannabis trial to treat Alfie.\nMrs May\u2019s official spokesman said the PM had previously written to the Dingley family to express her sympathies and \u201creiterate the Government\u2019s commitment to explore a range of options to find a solution for Alfie\u201d.\nThe spokesman added: \u201cThat work is ongoing and is being led by senior clinicians.\n\u201cWhat we have said is that it is important that medicines are thoroughly tested to ensure they meet rigorous standards before being placed on the market, so that doctors and patients are assured of their quality and safety.\u201d\nCannabis oil sales are soaring - and Holland & Barrett is selling it\nThe spokesman said that Mrs May was opposed to the decriminalisation of cannabis.\nAsked whether decriminalisation was one of the options under consideration in the current work, he said: \u201cWe have said when we\u2019ve looked at this in the past that we are looking at specific solutions in relation to Alfie and what can be done to help him.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "South Africa-Segregation Term Paper\nThe Free essays given on our site were donated by anonymous users and should not be viewed as samples of our custom writing service. You are welcome to use them to inspire yourself for writing your own term paper. If you need a custom term paper related to the subject of History: Africa or South Africa-Segregation , you can hire a professional writer here in just a few clicks.\nSouth Africa Paper\nDiscrimination against nonwhites was inherent in South African society from the earliest days. Since the British settled in South Africa in 1795 there has been social, economic, and political exclusion, being ruled by whites despite the fact that whites held about 10% of the population. (Msft. Encarta) Segregation and inequality between whites and other races had existed as a matter of custom and practice, but after 1948 these practices were made into laws that would not be changed easily. These new laws marked the start of apartheid as the country s official policy as well as the start of the National Party s reign of power. The National Party stressed white supremacy and promoted separated development. This separated development entitled that the races be segregated, moving nonwhites out of urban areas into the outskirts of city into so-called home lands or bantustans with people of their own race. They also implemented more laws; that determined what jobs nonwhites could get, what type of education they could receive, who they could come into contact with, the facilities they could use, what race they could marry, and the positions they could hold in politics; none. The National Party, under the control of Hendrik Verwoerd, further alienated nonwhite citizens by passing a law that made them citizens of their own bantustans, not citizens of South Africa. The National Party rationalized, saying that this law gave blacks an opportunity to participate in a political process within the bantustans. However, their real motives were get out of paying welfare to millions of nonwhites without losing the benefits of an endless supply of cheap labor. The entire ethnic population was in total disagreement with the South African government s attempt to eliminate their rights. While the start of apartheid was not a memorable moment in South Africa s history, it was a major factor in shaping the nation. Many political parties and organizations today, were formed through the protest of apartheid from 1948 to 1990. These groups played a key role in spreading disapproval of apartheid policies to the citizens and officials of South Africa and ultimately lead to its removal.\nFrom the induction of apartheid, there has been much resistance to the policy. 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        "raw_content": "Life & CultureFeature\nTextLouis StaplesIllustrationOwain Anderson\nThe queer Caribbean women fighting a vital, dangerous culture war\nWe speak to activists from Barbados, St Lucia and Trinidad about their continued resistance in places where it's unsafe to be LGBT\nFormer British colonies such as Uganda and Kenya, as well as Pakistan and Bangladesh, are among the world\u2019s worst places to be gay. Britain has played a major role in exporting homophobia across the world, with 33 out of 55 Commonwealth states criminalising homosexuality based on laws that were introduced during occupation.\nBut Britain\u2019s homophobic legacy also makes life extremely challenging for LGBTQ people in the Caribbean. In Jamaica, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago, gay sex carries a penalty of between ten years and life imprisonment. While sex between men is more widely prohibited under law, LBT women suffer from layers of marginalisation as the forces of patriarchy seep into the queer community. In the face of widespread sexual violence and discrimination, female LGBTQ activists are striving to ensure that Caribbean women have a say.\n\u201cPeople are violent towards queer people because they see something that they think is foreign and immediately want to resist it,\u201d says Donnya Piggott, an LGBTQ activist from Barbados. Donnya believes that a post-colonial rejection of Western values has created systemic and aggressive homophobia across the Caribbean and West Africa. \u201cCaribbeans want to stamp their sovereignty so much that they resist anything western, and the LGBTQ movement is undeniably western-focussed,\u201d she explains. In Jamaica, just 5 per cent of people support repealing the country\u2019s buggery laws. But in their resistance of \u201cwestern values\u201d, the majority of Jamaicans are actually supporting a law that was introduced during British occupation.\nThe 2016 and 2017 winners of the King Showvia I AM ONE TnT\nDonnya\u2019s passion for LGBTQ activism began at the University of the West Indies where, as Humanities Rep, she participated in a panel discussion on LGBTQ rights in the Caribbean. After being inundated with requests to create a safe outlet for LGBTQ people, Donnya founded Barbados Gays and Lesbians Against Discrimination (B-GLAD) in 2012. B-GLAD focuses on public education and advocacy. While other organisations work within the LGBTQ community, Donnya and her team work on behalf of the community to help increase public understanding of the needs of LGBTQ Barbadians. \u201cIn order to create real change we have to work with the public at large,\u201d she says. \u201cWhether it\u2019s going to churches and having those difficult conversations with people of different faiths, or reaching out to people who engage in behaviours that harm the queer community.\u201d\nSexual violence against women is widespread across the Caribbean. In Barbados there have been cases of corrective rape being used to specifically target lesbian, bisexual and trans women. \u201cIt\u2019s a game of power,\u201d says Donnya. \u201cMen feel like they can take advantage of women who might not conform.\u201d This type of violence has become so deeply embedded into Barbadian culture that women struggle to be taken seriously when reporting attacks. \u201cEarlier this year there was a report in a gossip column where lesbian was raped,\u201d she explains. \u201cThe title was \u2018masculine woman gets a taste of male medicine,\u2019 it was awful \u2013 her rape became a national joke.\u201d\n\u201cEarlier this year there was a report in a gossip column where lesbian was raped. The title was \u2018masculine woman gets a taste of male medicine,\u2019 it was awful \u2013 her rape became a national joke\u201d\nBut even within the queer community, patriarchy still runs deep. \u201cPeople sometimes ask me: \u2018why isn\u2019t a man speaking?\u2019\u201d She says. \u201cIt sometimes feels like your voice isn\u2019t enough.\u201d More open discussion between queer people will be key to changing this. \u201cWhen gay men were suffering from HIV, lesbians took the step forward and took care of them,\u201d she explains. \u201cI think there should be more camaraderie. We need to work together because we have done it so successfully in the past.\u201d\nActivist Kenita Placide agrees that queer women receive little credit for their contributions to the LGBTQ movement. \u201cThe lack of acknowledgement from gay men means there can be little regard for the input of LBT women,\u201d she explains. \u201cThis plays a big part in whether women feel like they have a voice in LGBTQ groups and society.\u201d But in over two decades as a queer activist, Kenita has been working to amplify female voices. After ten years as Executive Director of St Lucia-based NGO United and Strong, Kenita co-founded the Eastern Caribbean Alliance for Diversity and Equality. The organisation works across nine islands in the Eastern Caribbean with a total of 18 organisations, most of which are LGBT-led.\nThe first Jamaican Pride in 2015via J-FLAG\nIn St Lucia, like many Caribbean countries, hostility from politicians, the media and evangelical faith leaders has created the perfect storm of systemic homophobia. Though Kenita and her team are working to change this narrative. \u201cWe continually reach out to evangelical churches,\u201d she says. \u201cWe\u2019re trying to have the conversation with faith leaders about how we make spaces more inclusive.\u201d\nYet LGBTQ activism in the Caribbean can be dangerous. Kenita was motivated to become an activist herself after two of her gay friends were murdered in quick succession. Seven queer people have been murdered in the last ten years in St Lucia, which is a lot for a small island with a population the size of Dundee. Following her media appearances, Kenita says that the homes of queer people are often vandalised. For women in particular, this creates an atmosphere of hyper-vigilance. \u201cLB women are safer in terms of murders, but not in terms of rape,\u201d she explains. \u201cThere has been a major push to put gender based violence on the agenda, but our job is to make sure it\u2019s inclusive of LBT people.\u201d\nThough there are signs that things are slowly progressing. \u201cOur leaders are still patriarchal and adhere to colonial ways of thinking, but you can feel the people getting fed up,\u201d says queer Trinidadian activist Zeleca Julian. Zeleca is the co-director of I Am One, a community-based organisation in Trinidad and Tobago that addresses the needs of gender and sexual minorities. I Am One organise The King Show, the first pageant in the Caribbean that showcases stud culture and trans masculinity.\n\u201cTo be Trinidadian is to be different. It teaches you to push against injustice in creative and practical ways\u201d\nThis year Zeleca and her team launched the first regional King Conference in Trinidad, which created a space to theorise the ideas and concepts that came out of the show. Zeleca believes that even the challenging parts of Caribbean culture can be harnessed to create change. \u201cIn Trinidad we are a mix of different cultures, races and religions that continue to be affected by white supremacy,\u201d she explains. \u201cBut it's also our strength because to be Trinidadian is to be different. It teaches you to push against injustice in creative and practical ways.\u201d\nSupport from international organisations helps activists like Donnya, Kenita and Zeleca to expand their networks. This summer The Commonwealth Equality Network (TCEN) became the first LGBTQ-focussed organisation to receive Commonwealth accreditation. TCEN is a network of 44 NGOS across 42 countries working to champion LGBTQ equality. This decision provides queer activists with a vital opportunity to put the human rights of LGBTQ people on the international agenda.\nSpeaking at last month\u2019s PinkNews awards, Prime Minister Theresa May acknowledged Britain\u2019s role in exporting homophobia around the world. \u201cThe anti-LGBT laws which remain in some Commonwealth countries are a legacy of Britain\u2019s colonial past so the UK government has special responsibility to help change hearts and minds,\u201d she said. This commitment was a direct result of lobbying by TCEN organisations including The Kaleidoscope Trust, a London-based charity working to advance the rights of LGBTI people internationally.\nWhile it is important for western countries like the UK to challenge homophobic attitudes abroad, we must be mindful that systemic homophobia in places like the Caribbean can be a form of cultural resistance. 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        "raw_content": "Mobile Marketing \u2013 Important Tools & Tricks to Reach the Targeted Audience\ndigitalmarketing, info-graphics, mobile\nOver the last couple of years, a lot of consumers are moving to mobile at a rate that there is no sign of slowing down. Across the world, there are more than 1 billion devices that used in the year 2012, as per the Strategy Analytics.\nDay-by-day, the more number of people are using mobile phones to connect with the business; therefore, it is important to boost the efforts of marketing to these mobile consumers on the devices they are using.\nWhen it comes to talking about the mobile marketing, it is the wide term, which includes different areas viz. mobile advertising, mobile analytics, responsive designing template, mobile app creation and more. With the advent of new technology, it is essential for the digital marketers to updated and comprise those technologies into the marketing strategy.\nHow Does Mobile Marketing Work?\nAs you know that mobile marketing consists of ads, which display on mobile smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices. The mobile marketing ad formats, customization, and styles vary as there are lots of social media platforms, websites and mobile apps that deliver their own unique mobile ad options.\nWhy You Require a Mobile Marketing Strategy?\nFor the same reason that you need a computer and wi-fi access, your business needs a mobile marketing strategy and this is the age, in which we live. As per the recent study reports, approximately 40% of users\u2019 internet time is spent on mobile devices that mean merely ignoring the rise of mobile just is not an option.\nHere are some of the interesting mobile marketing statistics:\nApproximately 80% of mobile device time in spent on applications with game apps taking the biggest percent of app time.\nPeople are browsing 70% more web pages on tablets compare to smartphones.\nThe retail conversion rates are 2.2% on tablets that is higher than 0.7% on smartphones; however, traditional PC conversion rates are still highest at 3.3%.\nInfographic source: Digitalturbine.\n2017\u2019s Top Mobile Marketing Tools\nTalking about mParticle, it is a customer data platform (CDP) for mobile applications. This tool helps you to pull data from different sources like mobile apps and external data warehouses. Then it enables users to access that raw data with different tools. The data can be used for marketing activities like messaging or A/B testing.\nWhen mParticle compares to the traditional analytics platforms, it gives clients more control over their data. The software will allow users to sync data from websites to cloud apps in addition to mobile apps that is important for products that have non-app offerings.\nApp Annie is the most popular business intelligence tool for mobile applications that allows detailed insight into apps listen on the major app stores like historical ranking, user demographics, keywords, and more.\nThe company is offering a free analytics solution that in turn helps power the proprietary data used in its business intelligence offering. This is one such platform that is trusted by more than 800 app publishers for analyzing app store, advertising and in-app analytics data to track their 1 million applications and more than $1 billion in consumer spend per month.\nAppcues is a mobile marketing platform which is known for mainly focusing on the user onboarding experience. The tool delivers high-end features, including customized welcome messages, tips-of-the-day for new users, A/B testing on the whole onboarding process.\nThe product\u2019s personalization tools enable for a more customized onboarding experience for each user. This tool is matter as user onboarding is the main key to retention. Growth is important, but your acquisition spend will be lost if it doesn\u2019t drive long-term engaged users.\nDuring the onboarding process, if new users get lost and don\u2019t discover the true value of your app, there is a chance that they will fall latent. So, this tool can help you engage people from the get-go.\nFlurry is a mobile advertising platform, enabling companies to develop, measure, and monetize mobile applications in new app company. The tool will help you to optimize mobile experience through better apps and more personal ads.\nBeing a free tool, it used by numerous developers to track user data as it is so ubiquitous and it can be found in 400,000 apps on 1.2 billion devices all over the world. So, on average, each device is running about 7 to 10 applications that means the company can gather as much as 3 terabytes of data each day.\nAppsFlyer is the leading mobile add attribution platforms. The company has proudly explained that it doesn\u2019t have any issues of interest in the ad ecosystem \u2013 they can\u2019t purchase or sell ads, and they only wanted to use their data internally.\nAcross mediums, it is quite difficult to track user behavior such as when the person hops from mobile web to a mobile app to make a purchase. This tool will help mobile teams to connect the dots between customer touchpoints to determine, where purchases, installs, and other key events that are coming from.\nLeanplum is an integrated mobile marketing platform, and the service offered by it combines everything that mobile teams need to improve user retention, comprising automation, messaging, A/B testing, analytics, personalization, and more.\nIt means, you can easily tempt your users back to your application with push notifications, and then optimize the in-app experience. The software controls all the features with the same body of analytics and user segments, so mobile teams can avoid this data silos.\nAdvanced Mobile Marketing Tricks to Get Targeted Audience\nTry to Mobilize Your Audience Building\nWith the mobile web grows in importance, it will be difficult to have an effective audience-building effort built into your mobile website.\nYou can audit it whatever you are doing now from an email and social opt-in/promotional position, and you can also share the findings with your mobile team. There is no excuse of a smaller screen for abandoning subscriber, fan, and follower acquisition efforts.\nConsider Location-based Marketing\nLocation-based marketing is the highly popular way of marketing for both businesses and consumers. It will do nothing but eliminates inappropriate ads by showing the consumers with promotions based on the current location.\nThis high-way of marketing will use geofencing, Wi-Fi, beacons, and Bluetooth to show promotions on the current location. You need to think creatively if you are stuck to select your location to send customers promotions. Instead of sending customers notifications when looking for a nearby store, you can send them promotions and deals when they are near locations.\nIn the recent times, messaging alternatives to text messages are becoming highly popular for communication. As per the report by Ad Week cities, over 49% of mobile users in the US use messaging apps monthly.\nAmong all the messaging apps, Facebook Messenger is a highly recognized app and widely used by people worldwide. This type of messaging experience seamless integrations with already popular social media networks.\nMoreover, they also allow users to send information back and forth swiftly over the Internet as opposed to traditional text messaging. Therefore, such messaging apps are considered as best for communicating between brands and consumers.\nMake Sure That You Don\u2019t Forget NFC\nAs we all know that marketers have their eyes on NFC (near-field-communications). This high-end technology enables you to swipe your phone next to a sensor to make a payment or get more information from a vendor.\nThere are various companies that are trying hard to figure out what to do with this \u2013 and there are some hardware and technological hurdles to overcome, but it is a right wave of the mobile marketing.\nTargeting New Device Owners for Holiday Marketing\nAs per the mobile marketing expert, you should leverage varied devices that are obtainable in the market after the holiday season. It will prove effective for you to target new Google Play and iOS registrations to precisely reach new device owners.\nIn any case, if you have worked with different brands, you have noticed it that they feature messaging targeted directly to the new device owner. These types of offers include a free app download for the new iPhone, holiday or vacation deals for your new smartphone, etc. Experts have suggested a sense of urgency and include a time-limited offer as it is a holiday marketing.\nVideo Will Redefine Mobile Engagements\nThere are many new ways of upcoming the mobile ad unit that are driving a focus on major ideas like non-intrusive mobile experience, ad delivery, dynamically animated and adhesive banners and more.\nIn the upcoming years, mobile video ad-spend is estimated to exceed $6 to 7 billion by the end of 2017. It means this year will be the main moment for mobile app marketing to capture its share of resulting media allocations.\nAbove-mentioned mobile marketing tools and tricks will help you out in reaching your targeted audience in the definite time. You can use these mentioned tools and apply tricks to market your app and make it successful.\nIn case, if you are facing any difficulty or wanted to customize your application, you can get in touch a zealous mobile app development company that has professional mobile app developers to comprehend your requirements and deliver an outstanding solution.\nSohel Ather is a digital marketer with one of the best mobile app development company Space-O Technologies. Sohel has an excellent knowledge of mobile app development technology and share his knowledge on online blogs and sites.\nLabels: digitalmarketing info-graphics mobile",
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        "raw_content": "Venue: Pak Meng Beach, Trang Province\nThe 16th Anniversary of Trang Underwater Wedding Ceremony. The event will be held during 10-12 February 2012.\nThe inaugural Millennium Trang Underwater Wedding Ceremony was held for the first time on Valentine's Day 2000. The event which attracted 30 participants from 28 countries set a new Guinness World Record and put Trang on the world map. Video footage of the underwater wedding extravaganza was seen on international TV networks as well as in print media.\nGiven its uniqueness and popularity, Trang\u2019s underwater wedding ceremony has become an annual event.\nAlthough it is named the underwater wedding ceremony, the promotion was designed to promote the various interesting aspects of the traditional Thai wedding ceremony and presents an opportunity for couples from around the world to personally experience the enchanting aspects of the Thai wedding and its time-honoured traditions such as the colourful 'khan maak' procession.\nThe \u2018khan maak\u2019 procession\nThe \u2018khan maak\u2019 procession is a ceremonial visit to the bride's parents to ask for their daughter's hand. The groom is accompanied by an entourage of relatives and close friends as he calls on the bride's parents to make offerings of betel nuts, arecas and dowry placed in a bowl or tray. Spirited processions are accompanied by folk dances and songs and enlivened by the exhilarating beat of a long drum troupe. All of these elements add to the visual spectacle of the ceremony.\nAs the bridegroom makes his way to pay his respects to the bride's parents, in traditional ceremonies, the bridegroom's entourage passes through 'silver' and 'golden gates' where he is quizzed by friends and relatives of the bride in a friendly banter of questions and answers. Once the offerings have been made to the bride's parents, respected elders and distinguished guests pour scented lustral water over the hands of the bride and groom's respectively in a blessing ceremony.\n'Kin neow' ritual\nTrang province will also be sharing another aspect of local culture and tradition with the couples. The traditional \u2018kin neow\u2019 rite performed on the eve of the wedding day will also be featured as part of the underwater wedding ceremony. It is an informal gathering of relatives and close friends of the bride and groom to celebrate the joyous occasion. The signature dish served during the evening\u2019s meal is a chicken curry prepared with coconut cream and served with glutinous rice or \u2018khao neow\u2019, more popularly referred to as \u2018sticky\u2019 rice. The word \u2018neow\u2019 which means sticky is derived from the words \u2018khao neow\u2019 or glutinous rice and symbolizes a life-long bond that binds the couple together. The \u2018kin nieow ritual also hints at a married life that is rich and spicy with varied tastes.\nA blessing ceremony takes place at Pak Meng Beach. Respected elders and distinguished guests pour scented lustral water over the hands of the bride and groom's respectively and offer their good wishes.\nTo be eligible, couples, relatives and guests taking part in the event are required to be certified divers. Married couples who wish to renew their vows in an extraordinary but memorable fashion are also eligible.\nThe Trang Underwater Wedding Ceremony was originally launched by Thai Airways International as a novel concept to promote tourism to Trang in Southern Thailand.\nTrang Chamber of Commerce, Bangkok Office\nTel: +66 (0) 2863 3288 (automatic) ext. 191, 263\nTrang Chamber of Commerce\n188 Kantang Road, Amphoe Mueang, Trang, Thailand 92000\nE-mail: info@underwaterwedding.com\nWeb site: www.underwaterwedding.com\nTourism Authority of Thailand, Trang Office\n199/2 Wisetkul Road, Amphoe Mueang, Trang 92000\nE-mail: tattrang@tat.or.th\nMore information: http://www.tatnews.org/",
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        "raw_content": "Many OSU professors say they oppose plan to privatize parking, survey finds\nOpposition continues to mount against a proposal by Ohio State University to lease its parking operation for up to half a century.\nNearly 84 percent of the 1,252 Ohio State professors who participated in anonlinesurvey to gauge support for the university's interest in possibly leasing its $30-million-per-year parking operation to private investors for a one-time payment of at least $375 million said they didn't support the move.\nOnly 86 faculty members said they likedthe idea. Another 119 said they didn't know enough about the proposal to take a position.\nThe survey of tenuredand tenure-track professorswas sponsored by 11 faculty senators --all members of the Faculty Council --and fivealternate senators.It was conducted from March 27 to April 2. Respondents were provided links that summarized the proposal, including materials in the faculty and staffnewspaper and a March 8 Faculty Council resolution expressing opposition.\nPresident E. Gordon Gee says parking is the first of several campus services and assets that are being examined as potential money-making opportunities as state and federal funds for higher education decline. The goal is to raise immediate revenue that can be invested into the school's core mission of teaching and research without harming, faculty, students or staff, officials say.\nAt a recent town-hall meeting, OSU's Chief Financial Officer Geoff Chatas said if the university were to get a $400 million payout from leasing its parking, $200 million could be used to hire more tenure-track faculty; $75 million could go to student scholarships; $75 million could go toward the campus bus service and improving other transportation; and $50 million could be used to support the arts and humanities.\nBut many students, faculty and staff say claims that the university will reap a financial windfall are disingenuous. They said Ohio State would get no money to invest in its core academic mission unless the schoolreceived substantially more money than currently hypothesized: say $800 million instead of $400 million.\nEven if the deal were financially advantageous, opponents worry a move would result in significant increases in parking fees and fines. They also are philosophically opposed to the idea of a private company profiting from what had been a break-even operation for the university. And they say if anyone should make money, it should be the university, not an outside company.",
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        "raw_content": "So the markets are getting skittish and the media is obsessing about the many things that could go wrong out there. It\u2019s like 2007 all over again, but with one big difference: Back then the mega-banks were reasonably sure the government would, if necessary, bail them out of their hundreds of trillions of dollars of derivatives liabilities. Otherwise, as they actually did tell a befuddled George W. Bush in 2008, the next day would see martial law declared.\nThen, in the wake of the near-evaporation of the global financial system caused by the aforementioned derivatives, Congress passed a law, Dodd-Frank, that required banks to move their derivatives trading to divisions that aren\u2019t protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). 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Their surprising success this week may embolden lenders to seek deeper regulatory changes as Republicans take control of the Senate from Democrats.\nThe industry\u2019s lobbying campaign on the provision gained momentum after a move by the Obama administration itself, which signaled last year that it was willing to bend on the swaps rule, said a person familiar with the bank\u2019s campaign who sought anonymity to discuss the effort.\nAs the negotiations went down to the wire, Dimon picked up the phone and called senators urging their support for the deal, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.\nWall Street outspent any other industry on the November election, with employees of securities and investment companies and their political action committees contributing $169 million, according to Center for Responsive Politics data. 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Those provisions will probably be a heavier lift, as Wall Street faces resistance from a broader swath of Democratic lawmakers, the lobbyists said.\nRevisions to Dodd-Frank that were excluded this week include prohibiting the SEC from writing tough disclosure rules on stock brokers\u2019 conflicts-of-interest, preventing regulators from imposing stringent regulations on large asset managers and barring the SEC from forcing companies to reveal their political contributions, according to a Democratic official with direct knowledge of the negotiations.\nAnother measure kept out of the spending bill would have given Congress authority over the budget of the consumer bureau, an agency long-opposed by banks that was created to oversee mortgage lending and credit cards, the official said. The regulator is now funded by the Federal Reserve. Handing lawmakers authority over its budget would allow them greater control of the agency.\nNext year, the banks\u2019 wish list will be even broader. 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Note that the subtle differences of the crews interactions made a lot more sense this way, leading me to believe that the critics initially panning the show might've had a different take if allowed to see the show as it was intended to be shown.\nSerenity Part 1 & 2:\nThis was the two-hour premiere show that actually aired last (12/20/02), due to a faulty network decision. Written and directed by creator Joss Whedon himself, it introduced the cast and outlined the universe in which they lived. The Alliance is viewed in a dim light by the crew as an organization that would interfere with their plans and a group known as the Reavers are described as a threat to all thinking people. There was a great audio commentary by Whedon and Nathan Fillion (Malcolm Reynolds) to increase the replay value.\nThe Train Job:\nThis was the first episode that aired (9/20/02) and was also directed by Whedon as well as co-written by him and fellow executive producer Tim Minear. 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This episode was written and directed by Tim Minear and aired on 9/27/02.\nShindig:\nIn an episode written by Jane Espenson and directed by Vern Gillum, the crew attempts to use a social event in order to get hired for a job and Mal gets in hot water defending the honor of Inara to a wealthy duelist. While not the strongest episode of the series, it did have an interesting commentary by Morena Baccarin (Inara), writer Jane Espenson, and costume designer Shawna Trpcic.\nUpon delivering the questionable cargo from the preceding episode (cattle), the crew is ambushed by local law officers while Simon and River are kidnapped. With Book critically wounded and no doctor in sight, Mal decides that he must leave the couple to their fate and find an Alliance hospital to save the preacher from death. The episode was written by Drew Z. Greenberg and directed by Michael Grossman, airing on 11/8/02.\nOur Mrs. Reynolds:\nIn another episode written by creator Whedon, although directed by Vondie Curtis Hall, Mal finds himself married to a local after a big celebration in their honor, having saved a small town from bandits. All is certainly not what it appears to be and the race to thwart some space pirates (not unlike themselves in a sense) shows how the crew can work together when they have to. The episode aired on 10/4/02.\nJaynestown:\nIn an episode that aired on 10/18/02, written by Ben Edlund and directed by Marita Grabiak, the crew winds up on a planet where Jayne had been active years before. Needless to say, he disguises himself in order to remain low until it's discovered that he has become a folk hero in his absence due to a misunderstanding about a heist gone bad. When his past confronts him with the truth, will he be able to escape it or become another casualty of the harsh mining town?\nOut Of Gas:\nIn one of the best dramatic episodes of the series, an explosion causes Serenity to float dead in space with no air reserves. The rest of the crew split up in order to find the needed part to repair the ship but Mal is left aboard when there's a lack of seating aboard the escape pods. As he clings to life, will he run out of time before the crew return? The episode aired on 10/25/02, was directed by Tim Minear and written by David Solomon, both of whom contributed to the audio commentary.\nIn an episode airing on 11/15/02 and written by Jose Molina, Simon suggests the next operation. Dumbfounded by the straight-laced doctor's offer, the crew decides to steal from a hospital on an Alliance world in trade for taking him there to run tests on River (in order to determine exactly what the Alliance scientists did to her that's causing her mental instability). As the old saying goes, \"The best laid plans\u2026\" The episode was directed by Allan Kroeker and really deserved a commentary track of its own.\nThe mob boss from The Train Job episode finally catches up with Mal and the Serenity. Against all odds, the crew attempts to save both him and Wash from the gangster's clutches but they are unprepared to protect their friends from horrific torture. The episode aired on 12/6/02, was directed by James Contner, written by Cheryl Cain, and had a lot of background material of the two leads in the form of flashbacks. There was also an audio commentary by Nathan Fillion (Mal) and Alan Tudyk (Wash).\nThis was the first of the unaired episodes and was directed by both Ben Edlund and Jose Molina, with Vern Gillum handling the writing. It reunited Mal and the crew with Saffron, Mal's \"wife\" from the Our Mrs. Reynolds episode who offers to cut them in on a great heist. They don't trust her for all the right reasons but their prospects had been so limited that they considered her offer (out of greed). The episode included some male nudity for the female viewers.\nIn the second episode that never aired in the USA, Mal and Zoe get a large package from an old war buddy of theirs that they took care of during the war. Sadly, it contains his dead body and a note to take him to his parents so he can be laid to rest but all is not as it seems when an Alliance captain seems intent on getting the body into custody. The episode was written by both Joss Whedon and Tim Minear with Tim directing. There was an audio commentary with Alan Tudyk (Wash) and Jewel Staite (Kaylee).\nHeart Of Gold:\nIn the third, and last, episode that never aired domestically, writer Brett Matthews and director Thomas J. Wright, presented their version of the Dirty Dozen as the crew came to the aid of an old friend of Inara's, the Madame of a backwater bordello. With corrupt local officials trying to get custody of a newborn baby, can the crew protect their charges before tragedy ensues?\nObjects In Space:\nIn the last regular episode aired, director/writer Joss Whedon presented a show about a street-smart bounty hunter intent on capturing River after incapacitating the ship and crew. This was another particularly exceptional episode with a lot of replay value due in part to the commentary track.\nThe show was definitely a paradox for me in that it glorified a group of people who were not only outside the law, choosing to live by their own personal code of honor instead of societal mores, but willing to do almost anything in order to keep afloat in a harsh universe. At first, I thought the series was going to be about the usual clean cut cast that fought the good fight but creator Whedon made sure to blur the distinctions between the leads and the people of the sanitized Alliance. In many ways, the Alliance seemed to be slight parodies of the entire Star Trek universe-lots of rules, keepers of the faith, high technology users, while the main part of the show focused on what would certainly be the underbelly of that type of society-the ones that didn't fit in, didn't want to give up their individuality to become what amounts to a collective hive mind (like the Borg from ST: TNG). That made the potential for Firefly to be so much more interesting then the Roddenberry franchise and explore areas that have barely been touched by science fiction television.\nContributing to the quality of the show was the characterizations as portrayed by the actors, all of who seemed comfortable by the third or fourth episode, and the writing, which wasn't shy about showing character flaws of the characters. Contrast that to most of the pie-in-the-sky shows where the biggest flaw the characters have is so minor as to be totally unidentifiable to most normal people. Let's face it, people are not perfect and shows that suggest otherwise quickly become boring. Rather than make us resent the characters for being something no one could ever truly attain, Whedon made sure that we got to see that flawed people could be generally good too.\nIf the writing, direction, acting and basic premise itself were so compelling, why did the show fail? Like most science fiction, it takes time to develop a loyal fan base and get decent ratings. Fox never gave the series a chance to succeed and appear to have aired it in order to keep Joss Whedon happy, later pointing to low ratings as the reason for pulling the plug early. The mixture of Chinese and English, along with some of the other concepts, probably made it a bit less accessible to casual viewers, and the order the episodes were televised sure didn't help engage such viewers, nor did placing the show on an intermittent schedule (not to mention on a Friday night!!!) make it easy to follow.\nFor all it's merits, I'm rating this one as Highly Recommended based as much on the content as the extras, technical matters and willingness to buck the standardized format broadcast television is known for. I hope Mr. Whedon can get financing to revive the series or at least make a movie or two based on the characters. I think he has a lot of worthy ideas worth exploring and it'd be a shame if the suits won this battle.\nPicture: The picture was presented in 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen as originally shot (although it was broadcast in full frame 1.33:1 ratio on Fox). The colors were not always perfectly displayed as the show was supposed to reflect a certain look (Whedon mentioned the technical matters a lot in his commentaries) but on an artistic level, they worked quite well. Further, the various camera work was purposely designed to look a bit edgy, rather than the picture perfect shots that are visually pleasing but ultimately boring as most shows use. I saw no artifacts in multiple viewings, the CGI effects were usually well done and the overall impression I got was that this set was a labor of love for all the people involved with it.\nSound: The audio was presented in Dolby Digital surround 2.0 with a choice of either English, Spanish or French tracks and optional subtitles in English and Spanish. The special effects and music sounded better than average for a television show but weren't state of the art by any means. The vocals were clear and crisp, although again, it seemed as though the visual art direction was also used on the audio tracks (although Whedon never mentioned it in his commentaries). If a feature film is made, I hope a 5.1 track will really add depth that was missing here but it's tough to complain since the audio track did lend some ambiance to the visuals.\nExtras: There were a bunch of audio commentary tracks, as described above, that really added a lot of value for me. Instead of just one person contributing them, there was a nice mix between creative staff and actors although I wish more of the cast had been in on them. The best featurette was the half hour making of Firefly show. It was a behind the scenes look at the show and was easily the best of the bunch but the gag reel by Nathan Fillion was also pretty good, Alan Tudyk's audition (lasting just over a minute), a special on the CGI/special effects used to make the ship, Serenity, and Joss Whedon touring the set a bit were all worth watching at least once. The short bit where Joss Whedon sang the opening song and an Easter egg of Adam Baldwin (Jayne) singing the Hero of Canton song were less thrilling for me. Lastly, there were four deleted scenes with a brief description as to which show they came from, why they were deleted, and each was pretty good. The DVD box was cardboard but the individual discs were in the thin plastic cases like the first set of The Man Show (rather than the onerous fold out boxes most series have been using).\nFinal Thoughts: The technical matters were well thought out, the extras solid and the content enough to give fans something to cheer about until the show can either be revived, a feature released, or maybe a series of books started to continue the story Joss Whedon attempted to show. The series handled a lot of territory, going so far as to explain how come revolvers and other low-tech devices survived so long in a way that made a lot more sense than critics seem to be willing to accept. In that way, the attention to detail seemed a lot more intelligent than I've come to expect and it was all done with ample amounts of humor (sometimes in the form of innuendoes) which kept the show fresh during its short run. 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        "raw_content": "Emmaus High School / Academics / LCTI & Programs\nThe Lehigh Career and Technical Institute is an extension of the home school. The various programs offered are an integral part of the curriculum of the home high school. Students who take a Lehigh Career and Technical Institute program have the option to go for a full or a half day. Half day students continue to take their required academic subjects at the home school during one-half of the school day and attend LCTI the other half-day for their specialized career program. Students choosing the full day option would get their academic classes at LCTI as well as their specialized career program.\nDiplomas awarded at graduation are given only by the home school and not LCTI. Lehigh Career and Technical Institute does, however, present a certificate to each graduating student who has successfully met LCTI standards. 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At the conclusion of the preadmission conference, a determination will be made whether the alternative education program is a viable option for the student.\nThe alternative education program shall be based on an expectation of student progress, leading to one (1) of the following:\nReintegration into a participating school program based on a semi-annual evaluation.\nGraduation from a participating school.\nDisenrollment from the program may occur when unexcused absences from students exceed thirty-five (35) days in a school year. Disenrollment from the program may also occur when it is determined that progress is not being made or that a different learning environment is necessary to meet the student\u2019s needs.\nDCO Program\nDiversified Career Occupations (DCO) is a program offered through Lehigh Career & Technical Institute (LCTI). 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There on the counter was a bright pink comic book (pink was always a big attraction for me), on it was a duck wearing a top hat (I\u2019m obsessed with top hats, can\u2019t pass one up, collect them wear them, obsess over anyone who wears one), and fighting a big green dragon (I love dragons). I was mesmerized. I sat there reading the book about this crazy old duck off looking for treasure and fighting dragons, and was so instantly hooked. When we left that night with our haddock boxes, Lefty handed me the book and told me I could have it.\nToday, 30 years later, I now own one of the world\u2019s largest and most complete collections of Uncle Scrooge comic books, have gotten the autographs of Don Rosa and Alan Young, and am known by the locals, as \u201cthat crazy girl in the red frock coat and top hat.\u201d Yep, my Uncle Scrooge obsession went over big time, and I have nearly every comic book ever made which ever featured the crazy old duck even just for a single panel! 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This bothers people, the fact that I do this, and results in very few people allowing me to set foot in their home.\nI\u2019m a person that has to have organization and order. I learned the Dewey Decimal System, just so I could properly catalog my private book collection (of 10,000+ books not including the 7,000+ comic books already mentioned). I buy the Crayola Big Box with 120 crayons and the first thing I do is dump it out and put all the crayons in rainbow order from dark red to light red to light orange to dark orange to dark yellow to light yellow and all the way down the line. I do this with my paints, colored pencils, pastels, and even my clothes. I not only know their order visually, but I have all the names of all 120 colors of the crayons memorized and put them in order that way too.\nAs an adult, I live a very \u201corganized\u201d life. 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        "raw_content": "First population-based study to show that environmental factors may outweigh genetics in myopia development; researchers suggest students should spend time outdoors\nGerman researchers have found strong evidence that attaining a higher level of education and spending more years in school are two factors associated with a greater prevalence and severity of nearsightedness, or myopia. Published online this month in Ophthalmology, the journal of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the research is the first population-based study to demonstrate that environmental factors may outweigh genetics in the development of myopia.\nWhile common, nearsightedness has become even more prevalent around the world in recent years and presents a growing global health and economic concern. Severe nearsightedness is a major cause of visual impairment and is associated with greater risk of retinal detachment, myopic macular degeneration, premature cataracts and glaucoma. 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        "raw_content": "The Work of Scott Warmuth on Dylan's Sources\nPost subject: Re: The Work of Scott Warmuth on Dylan's Sources\nI know people responded but not to the post I quoted. I didn't read your entire post.\nOK, but I think there has been a fairly impressive effort by those involved to engage everyone else. So far, the posts have been great and they've sent me off trying to deal with what they imply. In fact, I'm still working through a few of them and planning responses.\nI know that my posts have been long, and I think I might have split the last really long one into two parts, but the purpose of the thread seems to require longer posts. It seems like its the only way to get past simply stating a conclusion, and to get to actually analyzing the different claims that are being made about Dylan's \"borrowing\"/incorporating by Warmuth and others.\nThe longer the better - especially when those words are coming from you! You are a Godsend to the Dylan community!\nI think we may be spinning off into the abyss..... which is the same problem that I run into when I read some of Scott's stuff..... If this is a \"game\" that Dylan is playing.... hiding stuff, just for the fun of it in songs and writings.... and that much I am willing go along with.... his additions are intentional and meant to be \"found out\"..... Isn't looking t-o-o-o deep for the meaning taking all the fun out of the game that Dylan may intend?\nFor instance.... Here\u2019s the puzzle: On Chronicles p 115, Dylan says regarding the way he was perceived, \u201cI was more a cowpuncher than a Pied Piper.\u201d Why does Dylan say \u201ccowpuncher\u201d there?\ncould it be he used that word because it is a pretty cool word? and maybe he is saying the life of a cowpuncher is rather simple and straight forward and that is what he would like his life to be? (although I am not sure if he got that one on track.... )\nI must admit I did not yet read the last post all the way thru.... but I gave it a pretty good skim, so I got most of it.... I will re-read in detail later..... but again, like Scott's work.... sometimes when you go too deep ..... you forget the point is to have fun in the water..... All the study in the world and finding of clues there is two things that I will not change my mind about...... Dylan is not out to lead anyone anywhere or change the world (although he has done that)..... and two, that he sure does write some pretty fine songs.....\nBut please one and all.... do keep posting..... but I will have to take it in at a slower pace..... I am having too much fun a bit closer to the shore..... but might go back out for a long swim again later....\nand what jumps out at you, is that individual interpretation or is that some intrinsic meaning\nNobody answered you so I will. It's much the same as looking at a painting hanging on a wall in a museum. Some folks have no art background whatsoever. That doesn't make their opinion of the piece any less valid than someone with more knowledge of the artist. It's art. So whatever you \"see\" in any of Bob's lyrics may mean something to you or nothing at all. The same may even apply to Bob at some level. Just because somebody says it's this way or that way doesn't make it necessarily so. You make the final decision. I think there are other things you said that deserve more discussion - they're all valid thoughts.\nI think often with paintings and literature and music people have an understanding of what they like and regar as great. However they fear being put down by experts as they can not describe their feeling about the work in the same way as the experts. And they feel as Boston says their feelings are not as valid.\nYes, please don't try to limit your posts, MMD - those of us who are avidly following this thread greatly appreciate your in-depth explanations - I am definitely not an academic, but I have so far managed to understand everything you've said.\nI really appreciate your posts and the thoroughness of your explanations, MMD. I was initially suspect of scottw's research because I felt his approach was meant as more of an indictment and I'm still not convinced of his intent but I do believe that Bob's writings are worthy of literary criticism. So, thank you for continuing the discussion. I am paying attention!\nWhile I\u2019m broadly in sympathy with the aims of this thread, which I take to be an exploration of the possibilities suggested by Scott Warmuth\u2019s investigation into Dylan\u2019s sources and his use of them, nothing I have so far read here, fascinating though much of it is, has convinced me that we are gaining anything other than a slightly better understanding of Dylan\u2019s methods of composition.\nI\u2019d just like to very briefly address the \u201ccode\u201d question for the moment, and my objections to that idea may be loosely classified under two headings \u2013 aesthetic & practical.\nFirstly, aesthetic \u2013 Dylan, to my mind, has always revelled in allowing multiple uncertain interpretations of his work, the idea that he would simply \u201ccodify\u201d his references to allow a sufficiently knowledgeable person, someone in possession of a key, to arrive at a definitive \u201csolution\u201d which closes down all other possibilities seems to go against all his artistic principles.\nSecondly, among many practical questions - How could he be sure that any code would be recognized or solved, and if he couldn\u2019t be sure, why bother encoding his writing in the first place, whom is he addressing?\nPeople often desire a \u201cthrough line\u201d when confronted by a vast mass of heterogeneous material, be it the works of Shakespeare, the events surrounding an assassination, or Dylan\u2019s \u201cbiographical\u201d writing and recent albums etc. To find a key, a grand cryptogram revealing the identity of the true author, a conspiracy that reaches all the way into the government, or in the case of Dylan, a set of coded references designed to lead only those truly worthy to his secret meaning is one way of keeping the cold wind of chaos at bay.\nTrain-I-Ride\nI'm thoroughly enjoying this thread, and would also like to pass on thanks and appreciation for all the painstakingly crafted and erudite work that MMD is putting into it. You go back to look at the quotes and passages that he/ Warmuth flags up in Chronicles, and begin to see them in a different light. They stand out more, and in some senses, almost become odd, freakish, manifestations of Frankenstein prose, made up from the corpses of other writers.\nBut Dylan is nothing if not adept at playing games with those that would attempt to reveal him or get him to reveal himself. Reading Warmuth's blog on Chronicles' apparent steers towards the writing of New York University's Professor of English, Perry Meisel, inspires the deliciously wicked thought that Dylan might, at certain times, be leading writers, critics, bloggers and professors through a danglingly complex maze that ultimately leads them back into the dead end that is themselves. And as a result, I just couldn't get these lines out of my head:\nI\u2019m going back to New York City\nI do believe I\u2019ve had enough\nYou've got to be careful with our Bob. He's a box of tricks, alright- which is a key element in making this the enjoyable game that is.\nFirstly, aesthetic \u2013 Dylan, to my mind, has always revelled in allowing multiple uncertain interpretations of his work, the idea that he would simply \u201ccodify\u201d his references to allow a sufficiently knowledgeable person, someone in possession of a key, to arrive at a definitive \u201csolution\u201d which closes down all other possibilities seems to go against all his artistic principles.{/quote]\nEven if codified references point to other interpretations of Dylan's work, I don't see how such a proposition would be a \"definitive solution\" to Dylan's work that would \"close down all other possibilities.\" I doubt there is one key that will unlock this. Dylan's love of multiple interpretations, cliches and ambiguity seems to ensure that even if such an assumed code or incorporations are discovered, they will never be definitive and close down all other possibilities. What interpretations of Shakespeare have ever closed down all interpretations of his work, or proven to be definitive? I think none, which is why people labor away at him even today. And there is so much in Shakespeare that continued analysis is a valid enterprise, whereas with a less interesting writer it would simply be ridiculous. Perhaps Dylan's work is complex enough to warrant this kind of unpacking.\nI don't think he could be sure hidden references or incorporations would ever be recognized (or solved, if there is some meaningful pattern to them). I always believe that an artist's primary interest is 'making the work - being in the process\" - rather than having the finished piece that is a result of that process. When Dylan claims he writes or performs in order to \"stop time\" - I have always believed he is referring to his deep absorption in the process of creating which makes him unaware that time has passed during the period of creation. If that supposition is true, he would be \"stopping time\" just as much when he is writing or playing alone than he is when performing before an audience. Having an audience is just \"gravy\", not the primary reason for the enterprise.\nIf this is true - that artists create for their own pleasure in creating (and again, this is my supposition, although many artists have confirmed to me that this is true for them) rather than gaining a finished piece to present for the appreciation of others - then Dylan is ultimately always writing initially for himself. Of course he wants to be also to communicate to others - that's a given. Who wants to offer work in a public domain that doesn't register and that isn't appreciated? But if there is encoding or incorporation beyond the obvious, why can't it be there for no greater reason than that he enjoys including it? Perhaps it would make his process more interesting or amusing to him. If he wishes to work that way, is there any reason to question whether it's acceptable for him to do this? I believe that all literary works include meanings never known to anyone other than the author. Most people who publish novels, poems, stories, do not include footnotes or an appendix indicating possible alternative meanings to their work or information identifying private meanings that sources or references hold for them. Why would Dylan be any different? But given his long history of jokes, trickery, use of cliches, ambiguity, etc., it seems possible that Dylan may have included a great deal more in his writing than has yet been apprehended. And if he's enjoys doing this - well, that was the point. If it's not ever discovered by anyone looking at the work - what harm to him? The assumption that he would be somehow 'rewarded' by such a discovery is, I believe, misplaced. I think presenting the work just as it appears to be is reward enough for him. IMO the greatest reward is in the creation of the work, not in it's reception.\nTherefore \"why bother encoding in his writing in the first place, whom is he addressing?\" For his own amusement. And because he believes his place in history is secure, he may assume that any 'decoding' or finding hidden incorporations or meanings will happen whenever/if they happen - perhaps not in his lifetime and possibly never. If this is true, the esteem in which his work is held will not suffer.\nCan't you just see Bob, sitting on the back porch with nothing but a cold brew to keep him company (and oh yeah, a cig in his hand, I am sure)..... thinking about his place in history.... and seeing fast forward to a whole university study program taking all of his work apart, piece by piece... looking for the deep hidden meaning.... and then he breaks into rolls of laughter because he knows they is nothing to find!!!!!\none thing I think you can be sure of..... he will never directly and clearly address the question..... he will simple let the games go on..... .... which is just as well because if he says..... \"they're songs..... I just wrote songs\".... nobody gonna believe that anyway....\n\"..... big universities to study in\"\nHere is the critique of Warmuth's idea of \"secret codes\" -- IN the end, I don't think he's shown there are any codes at all.\nMy sense is that Warmuth\u2019s use of the phrase \u201csecret code\u201d is too strong. It does not seem to me to amount to a code, if by code we mean a formula that yields a different message that the one on its surface. If the purported ciphers are lines from Meisel and Rollins, and if breaking of the Meisel or Rollins ciphers means noticing that they are lines from Meisel and Rollins -- that is, Dylan wants us to notice Meisel and Rollins -- that is not much of a cipher. He does have a point about the \u201csecret\u201d aspect of it. Dylan is clearly not giving away when and where these incorporation/signposts are in his work. Whether it is Rollins or Ovid or Handy, we would need to already know the sources to recognize that Dylan is fond enough of them (or at least their writing) to include them in his own work, to tie himself to them. Or, we could benefit from the sweat of people like Warmuth\nBut, Warmuth\u2019s Meisel piece raises another question. While we can say with a relatively high degree of probability that various lines of Dylan\u2019s writing tie Dylan to other texts and writers by the fact of their incorporation into Dylan\u2019s work, can we say that every incorporation is a puzzle with a specific solution?\nThat is, can we call these Dylan\u2019s puzzles? For example, if Dylan cites Cather only from Meisel\u2019s book, what justifies the claim that he wants to lead us to Meisel? Maybe the \u201cpuzzle\u201d was \u201cabout\u201d Cather\u2019s The Professor\u2019s House and those passages also happen to exist in Meisel\u2019s book.\nThis is a major problem with Warmuth\u2019s approach. Unlike ciphers and games that are explicitly stated, Warmuth is speculating about Dylan\u2019s intentions behind the incorporations. He is making a claim to know that Dylan intended this (only probably) incorporated text to be approached in this specific way. And that just can\u2019t be proven. Dylan might have meant just about anything by it. And in the case of his Meisel puzzle, it is the unnecessarily more complicated solution to an invented problem. Always best to start with the simplest solution. If you want to treat the incorporations as signs/maps to something, why not start by assuming that they are maps to the first, obvious destination (the book they are from)?\nThe virtue of most (and certainly contemporary) literary criticism is that it does not need to know what the author intended. It asks about what the work does. A far more rich and generous approach to interpreting Dylan\u2019s writing and incorporations is to ask what meanings they create when they are engaged by a well-informed reader/listener.\nThanks to Warmuth, we are a lot better informed.\nAs ever, revelator, I'm riding with you.\nPosted: Sat June 23rd, 2012, 00:26 GMT\nWhen Dylan claims he writes or performs in order to \"stop time\" - I have always believed he is referring to his deep absorption in the process of creating which makes him unaware that time has passed during the period of creation. If that supposition is true, he would be \"stopping time\" just as much when he is writing or playing alone than he is when performing before an audience. Having an audience is just \"gravy\", not the primary reason for the enterprise.\nThere's overwhelming evidence that Dylan is referring to the art itself stopping time - to it being an effect of the art. Here he is speaking to Matt Damsker, on the Blood On The Tracks songs : \"the ones that have the break-up of time, where there is no time, trying to make the focus as strong as a magnifying glass under the sun\". In the interview Dylan gives for Renaldo & Clara with Pierre Cottrall and Allen Ginsberg, he talks about how it is the work of art that stops time, and then specifically refers to the effect a work of art has as \"stopping time\" for the audience : \"We try to make something better out of what is real. If we want to be successful as an artist, we make it better, and give meaning to something meaningless.\" Interviewer : What's your idea of \"better\" - your direction of \"better\"? \"You can make something lasting. You wanna stop time, that's what you wanna do. [...] And if you succeed in doing that [stopping time], everyone who comes into contact with what you've done - whatever it might be, whether you've carved a statue or painted a painting - will catch some of that; they'll recognise that you have stopped time - they won't realise it, but that's what they'll recognise, that you have stopped time. [...] And this movie stops time in a way that no American movie ever has and I don't think will. What we've done is hold onto something which seemed to be escapable, and we captured it and made it real.\"\nTo Jonathan Cott on the same movie : \"I also used that quality of no-time. [...] The movie creates and holds the time\".\nI think you have worked it out.\nThis is more about the 'Why?' than the 'What?'.\nTrain-I-Ride wrote:\nI think it includes the where as well. In that you need to know where the clues are.\n1. With regard to your assessment of how far we've gotten in this thread: for my part, I am just at the beginning of my working through all of this and so what I am writing here is aimed at preliminaries -- are there incorporations? How would we know? I think this is pretty well settled. There are incorporations and while how Warmuth found so many remains unknown, I think we have a good sense of how one might do that.\nAnd then, we have asked how me might approach incorporations if we believe that's what they are. That is, I think we have moved beyond just talking about Dylan's methods of composition. To my mind, Warmuth's approach, which focuses on what he calls codes, is an interpretation of what the incorporations mean. He seemed to be implying that the incorporations, and so Dylan''s writing, mean just what the answer to a secret code is.\nNow, I don't think Warmuth has found any actual codes, only difficult to identify passages from other texts. And in that sense, we could say that, as I have understood Warmuth's work on his \"codes\", his interpretation looks to be unpersuasive and unfruitful.\nDespite my real doubts about the whole \"secret code idea\", I have to admit that Warmuth's apparent failure to find them doesn't mean there isn't some kind of more complex puzzle in some or all of Dylan's writing. I don't think we can rule it out just because Warmuth's version hasn't panned out....yet.\n2. As to your objections to the idea of there being puzzles at all in Dylan's writing, I disagree with your reasons -- that (a) you believe Dylan has sought multiple interpretations in the past, and that (b) you believe Dylan would not put in a puzzle if he could not expect people would find or solve them .\nTo your first objection: Since it's not possible to know what Dylan intends with regard to his work (or anything I suppose), we have to consider any sound argument for an interpretation of what Dylan might be up to with his writing. You may think it is less likely that Dylan has chosen to include coded puzzles, and so might I, but we're just arguing about greater or lesser probability. And the idea that Dylan has preferred there be multiple meanings to his writing is as much conjecture as the idea of puzzles. And even the, if we accept your position, it wouldn't make a change of heart by Dylan impossible.\nTo your second objection: I agree with revelator that the unlikelihood of the codes or puzzles being recognized and solved can't be seen as powerful evidence against their being there. If they exist, they may be only for a few friends. Or for no one but himself.\nRevelator's points about why people make art or pursue projects are are right on the money. And we just can't know what motivation Dylan might have had for writing anything, and that applies to the supposition of there being puzzles. His reasons can only be supposed.\nWhat is left is for a person who suspects that there are puzzles/codes to make a powerful case that there are such things.\nFor me, I am more inclined to believe that these many, many incorporations are an intensification of Dylan's practice of writing in a literary style -- of referencing other art and texts (while embracing \"low culture\") in a way that creates complex meanings, subtexts, and immense depth.\nTrain, I just want to say that the 'Why?\" of the incorporations is assumed much more if one believes there are \"secret codes\".\nIf you want to argue there are codes, you have to assume that the answer to the question \"Why did Dylan incorporate these lines from x, y, and z books?\" is that \"he wanted to create a puzzle that works like this ___ and whose answer is ___\".\nIf one wants to argue there are no \"secret codes\" but instead an interaction between the incorporations and the rest of the writing that creates new meanings, then one doesn't have to assume Dylan intended anything specific. We can limit ourselves to assuming he broadly meant for there to be some real connection between the incorporated texts and other lines. But, we can even ignore the whole idea of what Dylan intended. In the most extreme case, he may have just liked the way they sounded, or randomly picked them out of a hat. Even then, we can just focus on what meanings emerge for us when we think about what we know about incorporated texts in relation to the Dylan song/book/movie. As with any art, if Dylan is going to be taken seriously as an artist in the conventional strong sense, we have to assume that he understood what he was doing and intended there to be some meaningful connection, that he was in control of it -- even if that means that he was experimenting with how lucky drawing out of a hat affects meanings (that would be enough to pass!). But, at any rate, we don't have to know what meanings or connections.\nOn the other hand, in the case of claiming there is a secret code, one has to settle in on a very specific, very concrete assumption of what Dylan intended: \"he intended exactly this set of steps and exactly this answer.\"\nThat's why the \"secret codes\" argument has a far, far higher burden of proof than the more literary critical claim that Dylan set in play some broad set of ideas by the fact of his writing and incorporating (say Roman Empire decline or power with Ovid and American Empire decline or power with Pynchon or something).\nI think Warmuth may very well be playing his own game!\nthanks to boston and all- interesting to think about this stuff, isn't it. the google main page alan turing puzzle brings up some questions too for me about codes and how math can work and what path it can take- artificial intelligence and all.\nfrom the christian science monitor-\nThe British mathematician and computer scientist, whose 100th birthday Saturday is commemorated on Google's home page, predicted in 1950 that, about five decades hence, computers will have advanced so far that, 70 percent of the time, an average person would be unable to distinguish a computer from a human after five minutes of continually exchanging messages.\nthat's the good, bad, and ugly of it i suppose, but as far as the true, good, and beautiful, i still don't quite understand how the academics have come up with those. and if they know it when they see it, how come their methods keep changing. do you mean it has to show that they point to canonical works, or that they originate from them. and how does the idea of the true work, when you say that the academy (who is that) say's they no longer accept that truth and objectivity are possible. this all gets pretty confusing for me. but maybe if i quote some great writers it will all become clearer, i will give it a shot- these are ovid, dante, and melville lines i am quoting, so don't anyone sue me ok.\nhope those quotes are right\nThe True, the Good and The Beautiful -- those come to us from artists and thinkers...or the gods if you want. Academics either aspire to be artists and thinkers themselves, or else they try to understand what artists and thinkers have to say about those three things. But I think that's what we all do, right?\ni thought part of the reason you thought dylan's new project was worthwhile is that it might allow dylan to be taken seriously by the academy, and the reason why he has not been taken seriously is because the scholars have not been able to connect him with the canon, which represent the ideals of the good, the true, and the beautiful. you say those are ideas which come from the artists, but it is the scholars that give the artists credentials within the academy. so in a way they are defining for the culture what is good, beautiful, and truthful. i'm not saying they shouldn't, those people are a lot more well read than me, but isn't it strange somehow- if he starts referencing all of these writers in his work, he will be given the thumbs up. ok, this guy is legit now- it just seems kind of funny. i probably am all mixed up. now that dylan influences can be tracked down, and he uses them to create something new, he can be taken seriously. but hasn't he been doing that all along, absorbing everything in the air, and creating something from it all in his own unique way. anyway, i'm just talking aloud and find this discussion really interesting\nAnother bond between Obama and Dylan...\nApparently Obama felt that writing an interesting compelling story for his memoir, even if it meant adding some fictional elements and making up some anecdotes, was better than sticking to a straight factual portrayal of his life. 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        "raw_content": "Salesforce to buy MuleSoft for $5.9bn\nAmerican cloud computing company Salesforce.com, Inc is to acquire software firm MuleSoft for $5.9bn in a cash and stock deal. Including existing debt, the total enterprise value of the deal will be $6.5bn, a record for the cloud software industry.\nUnder the terms of the agreement, Salesforce will pay $36 in cash and 0.0711 of a Salesforce share, or $44.89 per share, a premium of 36 percent to MuleSoft\u2019s share price on Monday 19 March, the day before the deal was announced. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of Salesforce\u2019s fiscal year 2019, which ends 31 July 2018, though the deal is still subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions and the approval of MuleSoft\u2019s shareholders.\nThe deal is the third acquisition for Salesforce in 2018. It acquired Attic Labs and CloudCraze in March to boost its business to business e-commerce offering. Financial details were not disclosed in either deal.\n\u201cEvery digital transformation starts and ends with the customer,\u201d said Marc Benioff, chairman and chief executive of Salesforce. \u201cTogether, Salesforce and MuleSoft will enable customers to connect all of the information throughout their enterprise across all public and private clouds and data sources \u2013 radically enhancing innovation. I am thrilled to welcome MuleSoft to the Salesforce Ohana.\u201d\n\u201cWith the full power of Salesforce behind us, we have a tremendous opportunity to realize our vision of the application network even faster and at scale,\u201d said Greg Schott, MuleSoft chairman and chief executive. \u201cTogether, Salesforce and MuleSoft will accelerate our customers\u2019 digital transformations enabling them to unlock their data across any application or endpoint.\u201d\nSalesforce holds more than 18 percent of the global customer relationship management software market, followed by Oracle Corp with 9.4 percent, according to IDC. MuleSoft\u2019s 1200 customers, including a number of high-profile organisations such as Coca-Cola, VMware, GE, Accenture, Airbus, AT&T and Cisco, as well as its API integration engine, have made it an attractive proposition for Saleforce as it develops its AI and machine learning divisions. Indeed, the acquisition will cement Salesforce\u2019s position as a leader in digitisation by enabling its customers to participate in the so-called \u2018API-economy\u2019, which allows businesses to open up their systems to encourage internal users, business partners and third-party developers to extend their services.\nSalesforce expects to finance the cash portion of the deal with cash from its balance sheet and proceeds from a combination of term loans and the issuance of debt securities. The company has obtained a commitment from BofA Merrill Lynch for a $3bn bridge loan facility.\nMuleSoft reported annual revenue of $296.46m in 2017; as such, Salesforce is buying the company at nearly 21 times revenue. It is possible that the company paid over the odds for Salesforce to hold off rival bidders. In 2005, the company lost out to Microsoft in bidding for LinkedIn Corp., and Salesforce was keen to avoid a similar situation with its pursuit of Mulesoft, whose sales grew nearly 58 percent in 2017 making it an attractive takeover proposition for potential suitors. Fourth quarter revenue was up 60 percent year-on-year. However, Mulesoft\u2019s growth rate is expected to slow to less than 40 percent in the coming years, according to some analysts.\nMuleSoft, which went public in March 2017, had an operating loss of $25.5m in its fourth quarter, a significant increase from $12.8m in the same quarter of the previous year. Similarly, its full-year 2017 non-GAAP operating loss was around $80m, up from $48m in 2016.\nThe size of the merger could have implications for the cloud software industry going forward. Some analysts have suggested that the size of the deal could raise the price of future transactions in the industry. Valuations in the software space have been slowly increasing over the last two years, and though the Mulesoft acquisition alone will not necessarily drive prices up, it could help trigger a bidding war which leads to inflated prices in the future.",
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In cases where the installing company does not own their own ULC monitoring station, they partner with a third party (or in some cases multiple third party) monitoring wholesale companies to provide their monitoring service. This is where the term \u201cshared service\u201d comes from. They are sharing the duties of providing your ULC fire alarm monitoring, ULC fire sprinkler alarm monitoring or ULC security alarm monitoring with another company. One company doing the installation and servicing of equipment on site, and another to provide the ULC monitoring of the site. The third party monitoring station usually bills the installation company for the service, who would then turn around and bill the customer.\nThe alternate would be to utilize a \u201cfull service\u201d company, and this implies what you might think it implies: that the company you\u2019re dealing with owns and operates its own ULC-listed monitoring station, has its own servicing and installing force of technicians, its own customer service people, etc. Fire Monitoring of Canada, for instance, is a full service company. We own our own monitoring station, we employ our own CFAA and ATC certified technicians, employ our own customer service staff, etc. When you call a full service company, you\u2019re only ever dealing with that full service company.\nWhat are the benefits of using a Full Service ULC Security Company?\nThere are several benefits to using a full service company over a shared service company. The first benefit is what we described above \u2013 that when you\u2019re calling the company, whether it is for service, to place a system on or off test or any other reason, you\u2019re only ever dealing with that company. We believe that with that comes an increased level of ownership and accountability between the different areas of your security or fire alarm monitoring system (monitoring, installation, service) and a greater level of \u201ccare\u201d associated with that.\nTo feed off of this idea, with a full service company you\u2019re able to be treated more independently as a customer versus a situation where the system is being monitored by a third party. As operators are not responsible for the monitoring the accounts of dozens or hundreds of security companies, you\u2019re able to be treated more as an individual account with the special attention and specific detail that this sort of knowledge allows. Operators are able to better \u201cget to know\u201d an account, how that account operates and what may or may not be normal. This allows operators to make more sound judgements on alarms received and how to appropriately handle them.\nAdditionally, as a full service company, we feel that we can be more adaptable and flexible to meet the needs of our customers. This could mean getting an account online quickly for an installation that needs to be \u201crushed\u201d, making special accommodations quickly for our customers as it relates to monitoring and instructions or any other need you may have. 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        "raw_content": "How To Convert Your Swimming Pool Into A Koi Pond\nHome > Blog > Pond Tips & Tricks > How To Convert Your Swimming Pool Into A Koi Pond\nThe typical large city has thousands of swimming pools, which require considerable costs for upkeep. The most tedious aspect of owning a pool isn\u2019t so much the cleaning, but the fact that it is often rarely utilized, and a pool which isn\u2019t used or cleaned can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. If you have a pool that you rarely use, you should convert it into a koi pond. Below are some reasons why.\nThe Conversion Is Affordable And Quick\nOnce you have the essential infrastructure established, the pond can be installed. Since many swimming pools have no bottom drain, there are methods you can use to resolve this with some fantastic results once the fish are added. You\u2019ll need to decide what type of filtration system you\u2019ll want to use, since the water will need to be filtered. You may also decide to change the pool\u2019s color (many switch it to black).\nOnce this is done, the pool will need to be emptied. This is essential so that the new filtration unit and pipework can be installed. After this you can fill up the pond and then add the koi, along with planters and wetlands. Since you are doing a conversion and the pool wasn\u2019t originally designed for koi, there are a number of things to remember.\nA Koi Pond Is Far More Environmentally Friendly\nAside from the quick and relatively easy conversion process, the biggest benefit of switching from a pool to a koi pond is the impact on the environment. Homeowners that are serious about making their properties eco-friendly, who don\u2019t use their pools much, should seriously consider a switch. Swimming pools are criticized by environmental groups due to their high cost of construction, the large amounts of water they waste, and the considerable energy needed to maintain them, which includes the use of chemicals, some of which are harmful to the environment.\nA koi pond, by contrast, is a biological system that is closed. The fish will feed off the plants, and in turn the plants will feed on the nutrients which the fish supply, along with bird droppings. The algae are responsible for the regulation of oxygen and CO2 levels. If you have mollusks or zooplankton present, they will feed on the algae (while small amounts of algae are good, too much is problem).\nBecause a koi pond contains living organisms, it will require some work to maintain, otherwise it can fall into disrepair and deteriorate worse than a swimming pool, so it isn\u2019t a good option for homeowners who are busy and or who don\u2019t want to spend the money to hire others to maintain it. But for those that do, converting an existing swimming pool into a koi pond is a great idea, especially since it will cost far less than installing a new pond from scratch.",
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        "raw_content": "We Deliver Heating and Cooling Service in the Belvidere Community\nCan you think of the last time you had your home\u2019s heating and air conditioning units serviced? If not, you probably aren\u2019t alone, but you may be unknowingly shortening the lifespan of your HVAC system and increasing the possibility of unexpected failure down the road.\nEven the best furnaces and AC units aren\u2019t immune from problems when they aren\u2019t serviced at regular intervals. Like vehicles, computers, and other precise machinery, a little bit of regular maintenance now goes a long way towards preventing problems later on.\nNot all HVAC service is created equal, however. Here at Fleming Heating & Air Conditioning Inc. of Belvidere, we have a long history of experience inspecting, maintaining, and replacing units of all types in a huge variety of situations. Paired with our tremendous training and customer support, our technicians have all the tools they need to identify problems and fix them before they become more serious. An investment in your home\u2019s HVAC system is an investment in the livability of your home, so be sure you\u2019re working with the right team when the time comes to perform routine maintenance.\nOf course, years of forgotten service (or perhaps just a bit of bad luck) might mean you find yourself in a situation where you need emergency service. Though that\u2019s obviously not the best situation, our team of professionals is here to help quickly diagnose and solve the problem. Whether you find yourself with a malfunctioning furnace in the dead of winter or an air conditioner on the verge of breakdown in the summer, don\u2019t be afraid to reach out to us at ! We\u2019ll ask a few basic questions and quickly dispatch someone to help fix your problem.\nOf course, even the best furnaces and air conditioners will need to be replaced eventually. (Some will last longer than others.) When you find yourself in that situation, there\u2019s no one better to contact than Fleming Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.. There\u2019s a reason so many people in Belvidere use us! Our industry-leading warranties back up our large suite of ENERGY STAR certified products designed to meet all needs. Just let us know what you\u2019re looking for and we\u2019ll help match you to the best product for your needs.\nFrom routine maintenance to emergency service to full unit replacement, we have all the tools and knowledge needed to solve your problems in a friendly, helpful manner. Have questions? Give us a ring at and a member of our team will help you. We hope you\u2019ll use Fleming Heating & Air Conditioning Inc. of [[name] for all your HVAC-related needs!",
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        "raw_content": "Program & Events Coordinator\nEmail Makita\nMakita Hill, MPPA\nMakita Hill joined FOCUS St. Louis in December 2017 as Program and Events Coordinator. She brings experience in both local and state government.\nPreviously, Makita served as Public Relations Assistant with the City of St. Louis Treasurer\u2019s Office. In the position, she was special assistant to the treasurer, worked closely with the Office of Financial Empowerment, and provided support with internal and external office communications.\nMakita has also served as Human Rights Officer with the Missouri Commission on Human Rights and Constituent Services Liaison with the Office of Missouri Governor Jay Nixon.\nShe holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and minor in Public Policy Administration from Truman State University, and a Master of Public Policy Administration from University of Missouri-St. Louis.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Alcohol Beverage The Federal Government Shutdown and TTB\nThe Federal Government Shutdown and TTB\nBy Davis Wright Tremaine on October 1, 2013\nBy Jeffrey Giametta\nApproximately 483 federal employees that work for the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) have dutifully reported to work today \u201cfor the orderly shutdown of TTB.\u201d We have all heard how that the inability of Congress to pass a spending bill is creating a shutdown of the federal government, but what does that really mean for us in the alcohol beverage industry?\nWell, during the shutdown you won\u2019t be able to file any COLAs, permits or formulas online. Also, if you have any of those types of applications pending with TTB they will be placed on hold and will not be processed any further during the shutdown.\nBut don\u2019t worry \u2013 if you want to file your tax return and you owe excise taxes, TTB will accommodate you during the shutdown. They will remain staffed to process such returns.\nTTB\u2019s website posted a special notification today that says they will suspend all \u201cnon-excepted operations.\u201d No personnel will be available to respond to any inquiries, and there will be no accessto TTB\u2019s eGovernment applications, such as Permits Online, Formulas Online, and COLAs online.\nThe shutdown will encompass all of TTB\u2019s core mission business with the exception of those activities required to ensure that all tax collection remittances are processed, government property is secured and preserved, and criminal enforcement activities continue. At the time of this shutdown only 35 of those 483 employees work in positions that perform those \u201cexcepted activities.\u201d\nAll of TTBs operations will fully resume when appropriations are reenacted \u2013 TTB promises \u201conce funding has been restored, and the government shutdown is over, we will work to restore regular service as soon as possible.\u201d To get an idea of when that might happen, we\u2019ll all have to keep an eye on the news coming out of D.C.\nThe entire TTB Shutdown Plan can be read here.\nTags: Beer & Distilled Spirits, Government, Government Shutdown, Shutdown, TTB, Wine",
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        "raw_content": "Food Drink Ireland (FDI), the Ibec group that represents the food sector, today launched its Budget 2018 submission (attached). which calls on Government to introduce a series of measures so that the sector can maintain its competitiveness and achieve its growth potential against the backdrop of Brexit and a significant weakening of sterling. In order to support businesses, FDI said funding must be provided over a three year period to help companies trade through any period of disruption, adapt and succeed into the future. The resources required will be in the region of 5% of the value of current annual export sales to the UK by Irish agri-food, or \u20ac600 million over three years. This would be funded from both government and EU sources to allow the Irish Government to introduce investment aids to support Irish companies invest in enabling technology, management training, plant renewal and expansion, refinancing, market development and innovation to regain competitiveness following single market fracture. These resources, where appropriate, should be available to both exporters and smaller Irish producers which risk being displaced by cheaper UK imports in their home market.\nFDI Director Paul Kelly stated: \u201cAlmost 40% of our food and drink exports (\u20ac4.1bn) go to the UK. Our industry has already been severely impacted by exchange rate exposure, with the value of trade to the UK reduced by \u20ac570m in 2016. The continued weakening of Sterling will cause further reductions to the value of exports as well as job losses. Budget 2018 must support our efforts to maintain strong markets in the UK, as well as ensuring that food companies in the domestic market remain competitive against imports and the threat of cross-border shopping. To do this we need to keep business costs under control. At a time of such uncertainty, government also needs to avoid ill-considered public health measures such as soft drink taxes and proposals to introduce deposit return schemes for packaging. To support the wider food, beverage and hospitality sector, the 9% VAT rate needs to be maintained and alcohol excise reduced by 3.5%.\u201d\nThe FDI Budget 2018 submission calls for:\nBrexit proofing\nFunding for Brexit mitigation, amounting to \u20ac600m over three years.\nChanges to the EU State Aid Rules.\nIncreased funding for state agencies.\nMore trade support and market opportunity measures.\nThe 9% reduced VAT rate in hospitality to be maintained.\nConsumer taxation\nReduce alcohol excise by 3.5%.\nExisting VAT rates to be maintained.\nNo tax on soft drinks.\nProposals to introduce a deposit return scheme for packaging should be opposed.\nFDI 2018 Budget Submission.pdf - 480 Kbytes",
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        "raw_content": "Is This Oil Company Becoming an Income Play?\nSuncor's dividend rise looks attractive, but negative production growth prospects could put pressure on the stock.\nFor most independent oil and gas producers, dividend growth is not a top priority. They typically focus on bringing value to their shareholders through growing their production. Suncor Energy (NYSE:SU), whose fourth quarter production numbers were stalled in comparison with 2012 and down more than 6% consecutively, decided to take another path.\nThe company recently increased its quarterly dividend by 15% from $0.20 per share to $0.23 per share, taking the annual yield closer to 3%. Does this now make the company an income play?\nProduction is likely to decline in 2014\nSuncor's production averaged 562,400 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) in 2013. The company expects to produce between 525,000 boe/d and 570,000 boe/d in 2014. It means that if Suncor doesn't hit the upper range of its guidance, its 2014 production will be lower than in 2013.\nBack in November, Suncor was more optimistic and projected 2014 production of 565,000 boe/d to 610,000 boe/d. What happened since then? The company realized that its Syrian assets are worth nothing, as the civil war in the country has no end in sight.\nWhat's more, production from Libya averaged 1,000 barrels per day in the fourth quarter compared to 44,400 barrels per day in the previous year as political unrest resulted in the closure of export terminal operations at eastern Libyan seaports. Suncor no longer counts on the fast resolution of Libyan problems.\nThe situation in Libya also hurts companies like Marathon Oil (NYSE:MRO) and Occidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY). In its recent earnings report, Marathon stated that it had no liftings in Libya during the fourth quarter as a result of ongoing labor strikes at the Es Sider oil terminal.\nPort strikes in Libya also influenced Occidental's production numbers, which were down more than 2% consecutively. In Occidental's case, severe weather conditions and plant turnaround in its Permian operations also contributed to the production decline.\nPlenty of cash on the balance sheet could lead to more dividend increases\nSuncor finished the fourth quarter with $5.2 billion of cash on its balance sheet. The company plans to increase its 2014 capital expenditures by 22%. This increase is likely to be funded with cash from operations if oil prices stay at current levels.\nWhat's more, the company stated that it had no plans for large non-core acquisitions and no plans for significant exploration outside of existing operations in the next couple of years. This means that existing cash is likely to remain intact. As this cash must be ultimately put to work, it could mean more dividend increases and share buybacks.\nSuncor has already decided to increase its share repurchase program by up to $1 billion and increase its quarterly dividend to $0.23 per share. The most notable increase happened in April of 2013, when the quarterly dividend was lifted from $0.13 per share to $0.20 per share. Given the current situation, I believe that the dividend growth trend will continue.\nWith a yield of just below 3%, Suncor could be on income investors' radar. The company has stable operational cash flow and a significant amount of cash on the balance sheet, which is likely to lead to more dividend increases.\nThe weakness of Canadian dollar is positive for the cost side of the story, as most of Suncor's costs are denominated in Canadian dollars. At the same time, Suncor's growth is likely to be subdued, and this could hurt its prospects for share price appreciation.\nNYSE:MRO\nIs This Oil Company Becoming an Income Play? @themotleyfool #stocks $MRO, $SU, $OXY",
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        "raw_content": "Zidan:We want the World Cup, for the other we will fight for 6 months\nReal Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane is ambitious for the second consecutive time to win the World Cup. On Wednesday night, the white men went against Al Jazeera in a semi-final clash. We want the World Cup, for the other we will fight for 6 months. It will not be easy, but we are here to show our strength, Los Meregues mentor told a press conference in Abu Dhabi.\nAll want Real Madrid to play well and to win with four or five goals difference. We all want it, but it`s not that easy. It is normal to have difficult moments during the season. () I personally continue to learn both physically and tacitly. I like to learn from the players and they learn from me, Zuzu said.\nIn the next 1/2-final of the World Club Tomorrow will play Gremio and Pachuca.",
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        "raw_content": "How Kurt Russell Has Grown His Legacy\nMany actors aim for stardom to secure their place in immortality as their work will be watched for years to come. Not Kurt Russell. He has been a household name for decades through acting but says he has planted equally deep roots of his legacy in just the past ten years.\nAlthough Russell is perhaps best known for his roles in 1980s action blockbusters like Escape from New York and Big Trouble in Little China, he first shot to fame in 1966 when, aged 15, he starred in Disney movie Follow Me, Boys! about a group of renegade boy scouts. He has gone on to star in a diverse range of films from voicing Copper the hound in 1981 animated classic The Fox and the Hound to playing Wyatt Earp in Tombstone 12 years later. Two movies made more of an impact on his life than the others.\nThe first was 1968 Disney movie, The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band, which is where he met his partner the actress Goldie Hawn. The second was 2007 horror flick Death Proof and this time it wasn\u2019t the cast that led to him having an epiphany but the landscape.\nActing made Kurt Russell a household name but he says he is planting equally deep roots through winemakingGoGi Wines\nBy the time Russell filmed the Quentin Tarantino movie he had already fallen in love with wine. Not just because he enjoyed drinking it but because be had been captivated by the convivial lifestyle that comes with it at the grass roots.\n\u201cWhen I was about 30 years old I found myself drinking wine more and more,\u201d says the 67-year old in his trademark gravelly voice. His famous face is disguised by a bushy beard from playing Santa Claus in an upcoming Netflix movie produced by Chris Columbus who directed family hits like Home Alone and Mrs Doubtfire.\n\u201cGoldie and I decided to go to Napa and have a weekend of wine tasting. We asked ourselves how it works and I said \u2018I think they want to show their wines so I think it\u2019s just free\u2019. Goldie said \u2018we will have to buy some though\u2019 and by the end of the first day I think we had a lot more than \u2018some\u2019.\n\u201cSo it started there and it progressed into going on bicycle trips in Italy and France. There is no better way to do it at the speed that bicycles provide for. You can be riding down a road and hear some music so you go to see what is happening and and the next thing you know you\u2019re at somebody\u2019s wedding or you find yourself having a conversation with somebody who is a wine producer. Doing this 25 to 30 years ago we got to see smaller vineyards when they didn\u2019t have access to spread the word outside their own region.\u201d\nIn the Burgundy region of central France wine isn\u2019t just an industry it\u2019s inherent to the way of life as this author found out from several years of living there. Caf\u00e9s are at the heart of every village and they couldn\u2019t be further removed from the polished Parisian high society ones seen on the silver screen.\nThese caf\u00e9s are simply a place for people to meet, eat and drink. Many are in old railway station houses with shutters on the windows, benches for seats and saw dust on the floor as local woodcutters are often some of the most frequent patrons. Wine is served at all hours and a plate of ham and cheese from the market is standard fayre for lunch. Rustic is the word that best describes the region.\nThere are farm houses aplenty and leafy streets where world-famous vineyards lie beyond anonymous-looking rusty gates. Locals working there sometimes sneak bottles out to share with villagers well into the small hours. It is a world away from the sparkling skyscrapers and bustling backlots that Russell was used to in California but he soon fitted in.\n\u201cOne of the fortunate things is that as an actor you are recognised and that gives you access you otherwise wouldn\u2019t have. So if somebody is going down the street you wouldn\u2019t usually invite them in but they welcomed me and we didn\u2019t even speak the same language. I started walking the vineyards with the managers, then they took me into the wineries so I could taste the wines. As the years went by I got to know them.\n\u201cThen I was in a Tarantino movie in 2006 in this little area of California called Santa Rita Hills. It is probably 45 minutes north of Santa Barbara and it is a terrific region for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. I had the opportunity to try the wines of that area and was amazed to discover ones that I felt rivalled the Burgundians I so loved.\u201d Russell\u2019s connection to Hollywood helped him get an insider\u2019s view.\nWhilst shooting Death Proof he called on old friend Fess Parker, the late American actor best known for his portrayals of Davy Crockett in the 1950s Disney television miniseries. \u201cI had worked with Fess a number of times and I just really liked him. He liked me and we just meshed as people. Fess had been producing wines for quite a while out of his rather large and beautiful vineyard just over the hill in Santa Ynez. Every Thursday night he would do a sing-a-long so I took some of the crew with me and that was when I started to talk with him about the possibilities of making wine.\nCalifornia is famous for its wine and Russell says the geography is crucial to this (George Rose/Getty Images)\n\u201cOne day I went with my mom to his hotel, restaurant and spa near his winery and he happened to be there so we had lunch on his terrace. During that lunch I saw how much he was enjoying it, not just with us but with the lifestyle he had created and I was very impressed. After the conversation he said \u2018You know Kurt, I have seen this in people. You don\u2019t have an interest in wines you have a passion. You should pursue it\u2019.\u201d It sowed the seeds in Russell\u2019s mind and it soon bore fruit.\nAnother of Russell\u2019s friends, the Hollywood portrait photographer Greg Gorman, introduced him to Peter Work, a winemaker who, along with his wife Rebecca, owns and operates Ampelos Cellars in Santa Rita Hills. It was a meeting of minds.\n\u201cThey are the first triple certified vineyard in the United States,\u201d says Russell. \u201cThat is, they farm organically, biodynamically and are sustainable in practice which is really hard but it prevents you from making shortcuts. When that gets into your mindset you are in effect doing things in a very old world way so it has a sense of authenticity to it.\u201d In a nutshell it involves making wine in a way which couldn\u2019t be much further from the sterile environment that most of today\u2019s consumer products are born in.\n\u201cWhen you are making wine, disease is your enemy. Disease is what you want to keep away from the vineyard and when you try to keep disease away you begin to weaken the very product itself,\u201d says Russell.\n\u201cBiodynamic farming techniques accept disease. The best way I can put it is if a child grows up in a house that is always Lysol-ed and leaves that environment after 18 years if somebody who has the flu shakes their hand it could kill them because their body has no resistance. Biodynamic farming techniques allow that to happen sooner so it makes a stronger vine and a stronger vineyard. They have learned the ability to resist and that aspect gives you this old world approach. It also gives you the ability to create what I consider a much more Burgundian style.\u201d\nRussell was hooked and in 2008 went into partnership with Ampelos to start his own label, GoGi Wines, which sells Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. \u201cOne of the first things that I did with Peter and Rebecca was talk to them about areas of the vineyard that they would let me choose grapes from.\u201d It can make a big difference.\nIf you think making wine involves little more than crushing grapes then think again. The end product is a result of a tremendous number of variables starting with the type of soil, the aspect of the land, the climate, the type of grapes, the blend of grapes and even the type of wood used in the barrels that it settles in for as much as 20 months.\nIn addition to being a winemaker Russell is also pilot so has an eye for detail. This shows through even more when he is talking about wine than film. The ability to make tiny alterations to the end product by changing the variables clearly excites him and he has immersed himself in the detail. It flows from him with so much passion that it makes mundane subjects such as soil type and wind speed seem engrossing.\nHe explains that the reason the Santa Rita Hills are at the heart of central coast wine country is because of the terroir (that means the layout of the land for anyone who doesn\u2019t speak wine). Most mountains run from the north to the south but these are east to west and that determines the amount of sun that hits them which, in turn, affects how quickly they cool as the hot air rises and cool mists rush in to replace it.\n\u201cAs the sun goes down fog races in and within 45 minutes you\u2019re down to 57 degrees,\u201d he says. \u201cWhat is good about that for the fruit is that as the land heats up in the morning the grape expands and then in the evening it cools down and contracts very quickly. That process is what gives the quality of the grapes and that is why they have great taste. It is especially important for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir which are thin skinned grapes.\u201d\nThe reverse of that process takes place in the morning and Russell explains that having just the right conditions is equally crucial then. \u201cIn the morning, after the fog, you have got a film on the grapes and that dries and turns into a must. You want that must to be knocked off so you want the breeze to come through and clean the grape.\n\u201cIt is important to constantly trim the canopy to let the right amount of sun in and keep the right amount of sun out. You need to allow a fair amount of wind to pass through and you need to block a fair amount of wind so at the end of the year, when harvest comes, that pays off. In the hanging bunch of grapes you want all three sizes of grape: small with a strong concentration, very large ones which haven\u2019t got a lot of concentration. They are chicks and hens and if you\u2019ve got some of the medium grade ones in there too that\u2019s a really great bunch.\u201d That\u2019s just the start.\nNot only does the size of the grape affect its flavor but so does the type. They are known in the trade as clones and are akin to types of apples in that they have distinct tastes. Just as a Red Delicious and Granny Smith taste very different so do clones of grapes. They can be combined to give wine a unique taste just as different types of apples can in an apple pie. Russell says that Ampelos generally works with eight or nine clones whereas he settled on six or seven. It\u2019s far from guesswork.\n\u201cAs the year goes on you\u2019re tasting all the different clones in the different grades of barrels,\u201d says Russell. He adds that the barrels are also toasted to different degrees which affects the oak input into the juice. \u201cWhat\u2019s fun about Pinot to me is not only is it complex, and you\u2019re finding those different tastes, but if you blend it together, the complexity of the taste is greater than any singular clone can offer.\u201d\n\"Doing that thousands of times is tough on your arms,\" says Russell about waxing bottlesGoGi Wines\nHe compares the differences between blends to the differences between movies which are also affected by a huge number of factors from the script and sets to the music and diction of the actors. \u201cWhen I am blending I often refer to movies. You might watch a movie which is funny but that\u2019s all. There\u2019s no pathos. It\u2019s got nothing to say. Or, how about a movie which is really lugubrious, self-important and could use a few laughs.\u201d Sometimes a few slight changes make all the difference and Russell says the same is true with wine. His role as the winemaker is essentially like that of the director of a film except he says the end product is even more personal.\n\u201cIt is an emotionality. You are going to put you in that bottle. You are going to be sharing a moment with somebody 20 years down the road who you\u2019re never going to know but you\u2019re going to be speaking with them. You\u2019re going to be sharing that time with them because that\u2019s you in that bottle. I can share moments with people in a way that I can\u2019t in any other way. You can make movies but that is a character I am playing for the benefit of a storyline.\u201d\nIn contrast, people don\u2019t watch the end result in the case of wine, they drink and taste it and the winemaker is the director whilst the grapes are the equivalent of the genre.\n\u201cAs a winemaker you have a responsibility that you take upon yourself to say \u2018I want to share moments with people that I\u2019ll never meet.\u2019 People that I will never know who might have passed by me on a street or in an elevator.\u201d\nIt is clearly close to his heart as he recounts, like a proud parent, an example of two customers who met on a date over a bottle of GoGi, got engaged over a bottle of GoGi, just had a baby and are getting married in the Fall.\n\u201cLong after I am gone I hope that someone will open a bottle of GoGi and have a special moment. 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Russell too found out the hard way.\n\u201cPicking is difficult because the vines are at an impossible angle but I\u2019m watching these guys - some of them are moving along fast - and I\u2019m thinking \u2018I\u2019ve got to get up to that speed\u2019. So I grabbed some clippers, jumped in there and reached in to the vines kind of blind. Sure enough, just as Peter says \u2018make sure you\u2019ve got some gloves on\u2019, I sliced my thumb cutting the very first cluster of grapes I ever harvested. A few seconds later blood was trickling down so I grabbed a pair of gloves to hide it. That was my first experience.\u201d It didn\u2019t deter him.\nRussell's initiation into wine harvesting saw him slicing his thumb with a pair of clippersGoGi Wines\n\u201cI have done every aspect of it so far and learning about wine will never end. You just jump in, you go and you learn. I think that is more fun than trying to learn it through some sort of book. It is on the job training.\u201d He says that bottling the wine and sealing the top of the bottles with wax is almost as demanding as picking the grapes.\n\u201cYou dip the bottles in wax, turn them so that it falls neatly and put them in cold water so that they cool. Doing that thousands of times is tough on your arms. Then we bring in the bottling and labelling truck. You put the wine in the bottle, the bottle gets labelled and the bottle gets corked. It\u2019s an assembly line in a truck and it is usually around 120 degrees in there. We don\u2019t do just my wines but Peter\u2019s as well so we might do 1,500 cases in a day. That\u2019s really physically demanding and you cannot mess up on that line. God forbid if you\u2019re the person who is responsible for having to shut down the line because the bottles start piling up.\u201d\nHe says that the name of his label didn\u2019t come to him until he was putting it in barrels. By that time he didn\u2019t yet know what to call it but he knew what he didn\u2019t want it to be called.\nAnyone who has spent time in Burgundy will know that not only are the people welcoming but there are no airs and graces. Stories abound about how much villagers frown upon arrogance with this author once hearing a tale of how one local hunter shot the first television in town because the first thing it showed was a broadcast of the late Charles de Gaulle delivering a particularly dogmatic speech.\nRussell\u2019s aim was to be accepted by the wine-making fraternity so he says that using his name to sell his product never crossed his mind. \u201cNot only is there a double-edged sword but there is a proper and realistic backfire against people who slap their names on labels and don\u2019t really have any true interest in wine or wine knowledge and perhaps just capitalize on their name. I would find that embarrassing so I don\u2019t do that. I don\u2019t have my name on the bottles and I have separated myself from the pack by being judged on the quality of my wine. I have earned my street cred and will continue to.\u201d So how did he settle on the name GoGi?\n\u201cI dedicated the first barrel to my sister Jodi, whose nickname was Baz, so I decided to name each vintage after a family member or friend. I grew up in a family where we all had nicknames and mine was GoGi. I grew up as Gogo but the girls turned that around and, as the years went by, it became Gogichki then GoGi which is what my grandkids call me. So I said the brand will be GoGi.\u201d\nIt is pronounced the same as \u2018yogi\u2019 but with a \u2018G\u2019 at the start and although people may say it differently this adds to the allure for Russell.\n\u201cI knew this would happen but soon after we launched someone called it Go Gee and it was like hearing nails on a chalkboard. I decided not to change it because there are so many wines that are mispronounced. So I dream of the day when I\u2019m sitting in a restaurant and hear somebody behind my back say \u2018I\u2019ll try that Go Gee\u2019 and hear somebody else behind me say \u2018actually it\u2019s GoGi\u2019.\u201d\nRussell was extremely excited about the result of his first Pinot vintage in 2008. \u201cI couldn\u2019t believe we came as close to what I wanted to do right out of the box.\u201d He adds that he won plaudits right from the top of the culinary industry including celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck. However, Russell didn\u2019t fall into the trap of complacency and there is good reason for this.\n\u201cThe next year I said to Rebecca \u2018I pretty much want it to be like last year\u2019 and she said \u2018it\u2019s not a formula. It\u2019s not like Coca-Cola. You can\u2019t do it like last year\u2019. That scared me because I loved what we did in the first year. It was a rude awakening. It was a learning curve and that\u2019s the real art to it.\u201d\nHaving a top quality product is only part of the puzzle. Getting it into the right places is the other and Russell addressed that by drawing on the talents of his sister Jami who went to wine school and handles day-\nto-day operations such as orders, restaurant and distributor relations and compliance. GoGi\u2019s CEO is skilled executive Bob Love who is responsible for the growth of the brand. In addition, GoGi has its own professional management team and back office support via Russell\u2019s professional business manager.\nAfter 50 years in the movie industry he doesn\u2019t need to rely on the wine for promotion or to make money. Russell is doing it out of passion and says \u201cI am a very boutique winemaker. I am way too small for international distribution. We are now in California, Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Florida and we are adding New York and Texas within the next month. We are still very small and I have just kept it very personal.\u201d\nEateries which stock GoGi include the world-renowned Mastros restaurants, the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood and Wolfgang Puck\u2019s flagship restaurant Spago, in Beverly Hills. Russell also has an innovative distribution deal which sees GoGi offered by the most high-end restaurants in Disney\u2019s theme parks and resorts in Orlando and Anaheim. It has been well-received as the vintages from 2008 to 2013 are all sold out.\n\u201cThe retail (consumer) price for the Pinot Noir is $75 a bottle and the retail price for the Chardonnay is $50 a bottle,\u201d says Jami. GoGi itself isn\u2019t the only beneficiary as a portion of the proceeds from the sale of its wine helps to support the Hawn Foundation\u2019s Mind Up program. It was set up by Goldie in 2003 to help children suffering from stress and anxiety. Since then its 15 lessons have been taught to more than 6 million children in 12 different countries on 5 continents. It gives new meaning to the phrase \u2018responsible drinking\u2019.\nStaying true to his roots, soon after launching his label, Russell created the GoGi Wine Club to get to know his customers and enjoy his wine with them. It too is very boutique and grows slowly. Membership benefits include discounts on GoGi wine, complete with blending notes, access to GoGi logo merchandise and, crucially, an annual private members\u2019 party hosted by Russell himself.\nHeld in May every year the 2017 party took place at a luxury resort with a golf game outside and a band playing indoors next to exotic cars owned by the residents who have homes there including Russell. 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To investigate the role of the oral microbiome and the impact of host and environmental factors in the occurrence and development of ECC, we studied the supragingival plaques of 14 twin pairs and a set of triplets with discordant caries phenotypes and 15 mothers, applying the Human Oral Microbe Identification using Next Generation Sequencing technique (HOMINGS). A total of 2,293,650 reads revealed 11 phyla, 116 genera, and 139 species of micromiome. Comparative analysis between the caries and caries-free group at species level revealed that the relative abundance of Streptococcus mutans, Lactobacillus fermentum, Actinomyces islaelii, Neisseria sica, and Veilonella dispar was much higher in caries group (P < 0.0001). Furthermore, monozygotic twins exhibited a higher degree of similarity than dizygotic twins. Finally, we analyzed the relationship between environmental factors and the oral microbiome, and our results indicat that the frequency of taking sweet food is associated with ECC. We conclude the following. First, the occurrence of Streptococcus mutans, Lactobacillus fermentum, Neisseria sica, and Veilonella dispar is strongly associated with the occurrence of ECC. Second, host genetic factors influence the oral microbiome composition, while environmental and behavioral factors like the frequency of taking sweet foods have an impact on the distribution of caries-related bacteria.\nDental caries represent one of the most common infectious diseases of the oral cavity among preschool children (Islam et al., 2007). Early childhood caries (ECC) is defined as \u201cthe presence of one or more decayed (non-cavitated or cavitated), missing teeth (due to caries), or filled tooth surfaces in any primary tooth in a child 71 months of age or younger\u201d (Dentistry and Pediatrics, 2011). The incidence of dental caries among 5-years-old Chinese children has reached 66%, according to the Third National Epidemiological Survey on Oral Health conducted in 2005 (Ma et al., 2015), which suggests that ECC is still a significant public health problem in China. ECC not only impairs children's oral health, but it also has an impact on the future general growth and cognitive abilities of children (MartinsJ\u00fanior et al., 2013), so it is important to identify the risk factors for ECC and to develop effective preventive strategies. Increasing evidence suggests that the etiology of ECC involves a complex interplay of microbiological risk factors, feeding practices, sugars and socioeconomic factors (Colak et al., 2013). Recent studies have shown that the dental plaque microbiome closely correlates with severe ECC (Marsh, 2010), and it is well-established that certain components of microbiota, especially Streptococcus mutans and Streptococcus sobrinus, are key etiological factors in the initiation and progression of caries in oral cavity (Tanzer et al., 2001; Nurelhuda et al., 2010). More than 700 bacterial species reside in human oral cavity, many of which have not been cultured yet (Paster et al., 2001; Aas et al., 2005). Traditional methods that depend on bacterial cultures cannot identify the complete microbial profile of oral cavity. Recently developed molecular biology techniques, such as 16S rRNA gene pyrosequencing, have been applied in a wide range of human microbiome studies. A recent study employing 16S rRNA gene pyrosequencing technology revealed that patients who suffer from ulcerative colitis show dysbiosis in their gut bacterial communities (Walujkar et al., 2014). Moreover, the characteristics of the oral microbiome in patients with or without caries have been analyzed using 16S rRNA sequencing (Aas et al., 2008). The Human Oral Microbe Identification using Next Generation Sequencing (HOMINGS), the next generation of HOMIM (Aas et al., 2008), utilizes the speed and efficiency of Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) and it was developed by investigators at the Forsyth Institute (Cambridge, MA) in 2014, using specially designed probes to identify nearly 600 oral bacterial species. This approach, based on sequencing of the 16S rRNA gene, has been extensively validated (Belstr\u00f8m et al., 2016a,b; Daniel et al., 2016; Mougeot et al., 2016), and it has been demonstrated to be precise and useful in oral microbiome researches.\nThe oral microbiome plays a role in the pathogenesis of caries. Moreover, a number of aciduric dental plaque bacteria increase the formation of caries simultaneously (Vieira et al., 2014). However, besides oral bacteria, host genetic, behavioral and environmental determinants all play a role in determining the susceptibility to ECC (Ramos-Gomez et al., 2002). Twin studies have long been recognized for their value in uncovering the etiology of diseases and for their potential to distinguish genetic from environmental causes (Carlin et al., 2005). Therefore, various models have been extensively used to analyze twins in etiological studies. Investigators performed a comparative longitudinal study about fecal microbiomes of monozygotic and dizygotic twins who became discordant for kwashiorkor and their results suggested that the gut microbiome was a causal factor in kwashiorkor (Smith et al., 2013). In another research study (Lovelina et al., 2012), 9 monozygotic and 21 dizygotic twin pairs who were studied, and it was shown that genes play a role in the etiology of dental caries, periodontal disease and malocclusion. These findings have confirmed the importance of twin models to uncover genetic factors in etiological analysis. However, mothers constitute an essential component of the environmental factors linked to ECC. One study aimed to determine the moment of maternal transmission of S. mutans, and the results indicated that S. mutans is acquired by infants during a defined time window (Caufield et al., 1993). Priyadarshini (Priyadarshini et al., 2013) has shown that there is a strong association between maternal and child salivary S. mutans levels. However, most investigations of maternal bacterial transmission have focused only on S. mutans, and studies profiling the entire oral microbiome of mother child pairs are rare.\nIn this study, we have used HOMINGS to quantify the bacterial communities of 14 pairs of twins and a set of triplets with discordant caries phenotypes and of 15 mothers, exploring the role of oral microbiome and the impact of inheritance and environmental factors on the etiology of ECC.\nInformed written consents were obtained from parents of all participating twins prior to enrollment, and all study procedures were approved by the Ethics Committee of the School & Hospital of Stomatology, Wuhan University (Wuhan, China).\nA total of 31 Chinese children aged 3\u20136 years (46\u201371 months), including 14 pairs of twins and a set of triplets (five twin pairs and a set of triplets were monozygotic, the remaining twins were dizygotic see Supplemental Table 1), as well as their mothers, grouped as mother-child pairs, were enrolled in our study. The demographic characteristics of the participants are shown in Table 1 below. Subjects came from various kindergartens in Wuhan, China. To be enrolled in our study, one member of the twin pair had to have two or more carious teeth, while the teeth of the other twin had to be completely healthy. All were children with primary dentition, and all had at least 18 teeth in the oral cavity. The decayed, missing and filled teeth (DMFT) and decayed, missing and filled tooth surfaces (DMFS) caries diagnostic criteria and scores were used to record the ECC status, in accordance with the World Health Organization guidelines (Dentistry and Pediatrics, 2011). Subjects in the caries group had two or more cavitated teeth and individuals in caries-free group did not have any carious teeth in their oral cavity. Subjects in the mothers group were aged 27\u201340 years, were non-smokers, and had 28 teeth excluding the third molars. Participants in mothers group were subjected to a baseline oral examination consisting of an inspection of dental caries, probing depths and clinical attachment loss, and a determination of the gingival index and the plaque index. They were found to have no dental caries or periodontal disease (overall clinical attachment loss of <1 mm). All participants were examined clinically by a single calibrated examiner before sampling.\nTable 1. Demographic and clinical characteristics of study subjects.\nAll participants in our study met the following inclusion criteria. They were all generally healthy and reported no antibiotic intake in the previous 3 months. The participants had not received any dental treatments (such as dental fillings, root canal therapy, fluoride application or ultrasonic teeth cleaning) in the preceding 3 months. Subjects with systematic diseases were excluded. In addition, a questionnaire assessing potential risk factors for ECC was completed by parents or guardians before sample collection. The questions involved topics, such as demographic characteristics of parents/guardians (name, gender, age, educational level and family income) and of the children (name, gender, age, birth date and monozygoticity/dizygoticity), oral hygiene habits of the children (age at which tooth brushing started, frequency of brushing, whether supervision was needed and whether fluoride toothpaste was applied when tooth brushing), and eating habits, especially concerning sweets consumption and feeding practices during the infant period (breastfeeding or bottle feeding in the first 3 months).\nSupragingival plaque samples were collected at 9:00 a.m. and 15:00 p.m. and all participants were instructed not to brush their teeth on the day of sample collection. In addition, all subjects in our study refrained from eating or drinking 1 h prior to sample collection. Caries group samples were pooled from the lingual and proximal surfaces of decayed teeth were pooled and samples from the dental plaque in caries lesions were pooled. Samples from the caries-free group and the mothers group were collected from the labial, lingual and proximal surfaces of healthy teeth (including anterior and posterior teeth). All supragingival plaque samples were obtained by scraping the tooth surfaces with a sterile metal excavator. The metal excavator was immersed in a sterile 1.5 ml eppendorf tube containing 1 ml of Ringer's solution. The samples were transported on ice to the laboratory, and stored at \u221220\u00b0C until genomic DNA extraction.\nGenomic DNA Isolation and Amplification\nBacterial DNA was extracted from supragingival plaque samples using the modified phenol/chloroform/isoamyl alcohol (PCI) procedure. A full description of the genomic DNA extraction procedure is provided in the Supplementary Materials section. Total DNA was quantified with a Nanodrop spectrophotometer (NanoDrop Technologies, Wilmington, DE, USA), and genomic DNA was stored at \u221280\u00b0C until further use.\nThe genomic DNA was sent to the MIM Core Facility at the Forsyth Institute (Cambridge, MA, USA). The HOMINGS laboratory procedures were carried out according to the specifications of a modified protocol. Briefly, 16S rRNA amplicons were generated with the following primers: V3-V4 forward (341F): AATGATACGGCGACCACCGAGATCTACACTATGGTAATTGTCCTACGGGAGGCAGCAG and reverse (806R): CAAGCAGAAGACGGCATACGAGATNNNNNNNNNNNNAGTCAGTCAGCCGGACTACHVGGGTWTCTAAT. Then, 10\u201350 ng of DNA was used for PCR-amplification, followed by purification using AMPure beads. The cycling conditions were as follows: initial denaturation at 94\u00b0C for 3 min, 35 cycles of denaturation at 94\u00b0C for 45 s, annealing at 50\u00b0C for 1 min, elongation at 72\u00b0C for 1.5 min, and a final extension step at 72\u00b0C for 10 min. PCR samples were then purified using AMPure beads (Beckman Coulter Genomics, Danvers, MA). One hundred nanograms of each library was pooled, gel purified, and quantified using a bioanalyzer and subsequently with quantitative PCR (Light Cycler 96 Real-Time PCR System; Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Mannheim, Germany). Twelve picomolars of the library mixture spiked with 20% PhiX was run on a MiSeq (Illumina, San Diego, CA). In this study an average of 49,862 sequences, with ~441 bp per sequence were obtained.\nRaw sequences generated from this study were deposited into the NCBI Sequence Read Archive under the accession number SRP126050.\nHOMINGS General Findings\nA total of 46 supragingival plaque samples were analyzed, 16 of which belonged to children with dental caries, 15 to caries-free children and 15 to mothers who were orally healthy. On average, the number of sequences each sample generated was 49,862 (range 26,082\u201372,141), out of which 51.0% (range 30.9\u201371.6%) and 12.3% (range 7.9\u201320.8%) were identified at the species-level and genus-level, respectively. In addition, an average of 36.8% (range 19.9\u201357.9%) of the generated sequences could not be assigned to either a species-specific or genus-specific probe sequence based on blast against the probeseq database. The number of positive identification targets reached 406 (342 identified at the species-level and 64 identified at the bacterial genus level), corresponding to 53% of the total 768 probe sequences present in the probeseq database. The average number of positive identifications was 174 (range 130\u2013255) in whole samples among three groups. Significantly more targets were identified in samples from the mothers group (mean 201, range 166\u2013255) than in samples from caries (mean 159, range 130\u2013193) and caries-free (mean 162, range 139\u2013188) groups (P < 0.05). However, there was no significant difference between caries and the caries-free groups (P > 0.05). At species level, HOMINGS identified of 342 oral bacterial taxa in all samples. We compared the relative abundance identified at the species level in the caries and caries-free groups using the Mann-Whitney U-test, and Benjamini-Hochberg correction was used to control for multiple comparisons, and an adjusted P-value <0.0001 was considered statistically significant. The results indicate that the relative abundance of Streptococcus mutans, Lactobacillus fermentum, Neisseria sica, and Veilonella dispar was much higher in the caries group (see Table 2).\nTable 2. The species identified with significantly different relative abundance in samples from individuals with caries and caries-free groups.\n16S rRNA Sequences Analysis and Statistical Analysis\nThe input included a total of 9,742,669 raw pyrosequencing reads. Raw sequence data were quality-checked (denoised) with Ampliconnoise (Schloss et al., 2013) and chimeras removed with UCHIME (Edgar et al., 2011) using default settings. After quality checks, all analyses were performed using QIIME (V.1.9.0) software (Caporaso et al., 2010). High quality sequences were clustered into OTUs at 97% pairwise identity (OTU0.03) using the USEARCH (version 9.0) algorithm (Edgar, 2013) with default settings, and representative sequences from each OTU0.03 were aligned against the Greengenes (version 13-8) reference alignment (Desantis et al., 2006) using PyNAST (Caporaso et al., 2010). Aligned sequences were then used to build phylogenetic trees using the Fast Tree method (Price et al., 2009).\nTaxonomy assignment of each representative sequence was implemented using the BLAST algorithm against the Silva108 curated database (Pruesse et al., 2007). Sequences with reference sequence hit below 90% were called unclassified.\nAlpha diversity of OTU libraries was described using the Chao1, Shannon, Simoson, Coverage, Observed species and ACE metrics as implemented in QIIME. Evenness was described by the Gini coefficient (Gcorr.), by calculating the area under the Lorenz curves per OTU0.03 pair (Wittebolle et al., 2009) with correction to minimize bias (Edwards et al., 2011). Alpha diversities between two communities were compared using a Student's t-test in R software (Knezevic et al., 2007). Distance matrices were constructed using the Unweighted and Weighted UniFrac algorithms in QIIME from the whole community phylogenetic tree. For statistical testing of sample groupings in a distance matrix, we applied ANOSIM with P-value <0.05 as significant. Significance of beta diversity for spatial heterogeneity of microbial communities was calculated with the algorithm described in elsewhere (G\u00fclay and Smets, 2015) in combination with Weighted UniFrac diversity metric. Furthermore, in order to analysis the connection of microbiota and geographic characteristics, beta diversity was analyzed using both Bray-Curtis and Jaccard in Vegan package (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/vegan/index.html). The LEfSe analysis (http://huttenhower.sph.havard.edu/galaxy) are used to find metagenomic biomaker and explanation in different groups. The figure illustrates in detail the for-mat of the input (a matrix with n rows and m columns) and the three steps performed by the computational tool: the KW rank sum test on classes, the pairwise Wilcoxon test between subclasses of different classes, and the LDA on the relevant features. PICRUSt is a bioinformatics software package designed to predict metagenome functional content from 16S rRNA survey (http://picrust.github.io/picrust). PICRUST (Huttenhower Lab, V 1.0.0) was used to recaptures key findings from KEGG and accurately predict the abundance of bacterial gene family in host associated communities. STAMP software package (v 2.1.3) were used to for analyzing taxonomic or metabolic profiles that promotes \u201cbest practices\u201d in choosing appropriate statistical techniques and reporting results. The metabolic activities differences between different groups were evaluated using the Wilcoxon rank-sum analysis or Turkey-Kramer analysis of the variance (ANOVA) test, and with P-value <0.05 as significant.\nDistribution of OTUs in All Samples\nA total of 20,430 operational taxonomic units (OTUs) were identified; the OTU abundance in each group is shown in Figure 1A. A total of 13,215 OTUs were identified in the caries group, 13,813 in caries-free group and 16,229 OTUs in the mothers group. Considering mothers group samples together, a comparable number of supragingival plaque microbe OTUs were shared with caries (62.5%) and caries-free group (65.9%). There was also a large percentage of overlap between caries and caries-free group communities.\nFigure 1. (A) Venn Diagram represented number of OTUs among three groups after rarefaction to 22,841 sequences per individual. Red circle showed the Caries group; mother group was the blue circle; Green circle represented the caries-free group. The numbers in each circle showed the number of OTUs were found in each group, and overlap represented the shared OTUs in different groups. (B) Rarefaction curves for individuals in caries, caries-free and mother group. Rarefaction curves generated from the phylogenic distances showed that the sequencing depth of the samples in our study was enough to proceed with the next step in the analysis.\nMicrobial Alpha Diversity in the Three Groups\nAlpha diversity analysis was performed after rarefaction to 22,841 sequences per sample. Diversity indices were used to evaluate the richness and evenness of microbial profiles. Rarefaction curves generated from the phylogenic distances show that the sequencing depth of the samples in our study was enough to proceed with the next step in analysis (see Figure 1B). The alpha diversity was measured as the number of observed species and Shannon index (see Figure 2). In terms of the number of observed species in each group, there were significant differences in microbial richness between the mothers group and the caries group (P < 0.001) and the caries-free group (P = 0.001). The Shannon index in mothers group was much higher than in caries (P = 0.003) and caries-free (P = 0.009) group. In contrast, both the numbers of observed species and Shannon indices showed no significant differences between caries and caries-free group (P > 0.05). Based on the analysis of alpha diversity, we conclude that the richness of the microbial composition was relatively higher in mothers group, while there was no significant differences between caries and caries-free groups.\nFigure 2. Alpha diversity indices in three groups. There were significant differences in microbial richness between the mothers group and the caries (P < 0.001) and caries-free (P = 0.001) groups. The Shannon index in the mothers group was much higher than in the caries (P = 0.003) and the caries-free (P = 0.009) groups.\nTaxonomy Analysis and Comparison Between Three Groups\nComparing the filtered reads with the reference sequences of Greengene (version 13-8), we found that over 90% of the bacterial diversity in each sample was contributed by the following five phyla: Fusobacterium (44.8%), Bacteroidetes (21.7%), Actinobacteria (19.4%), Proteobacteria (4.9%), and Firmicutes (3.1%). A total of 116 genera were identified. The following six predominant genera were detected in supragingival plaque microbiota were six: Leptotrichia (30.0%), Fusobacterium (14.7%), Corynebacterium (10.1%), Prevotella (7.3%), Capnocytophaga (5.7%), and Actinomyces (5.4%). However, the relative abundance of these genera in each sample was different. Furthermore, we selected 50 genera which ranked at the top of the total genera and analyzed the predominant members in each group. Comparing the relative abundance in each group, we found that Lactobacillus, Haemophilus, Streptococcus, and Actinomyces were present at a higher level in caries group than caries-free and mothers group (P < 0.05; see Figure 3A). Rich abundant genera in caries-free group were displayed (see Figure 3B). In mothers group the predominant genera included Bacteroidales, Catonella, Parvimonas, Prevotella, and Tannerella (see Figures 3C,D).\nFigure 3. Pick out 50 genera which were ranked top in the total genera and then analyzed the predominant members in each group. (A) Genera were abundant in caries group. (B) Genera were abundant in caries-free group. (C,D) Genera were abundant in mother group. The statistical methods of one-way ANOVA followed by Turkey's multiple comparison post-hoc tests were used in (A,C) and Kruskal-Wallis tests were used in (D) (*P < 0.1,**P < 0.05, ***P < 0.01 mean \u00b1 s.e.m).\nHierarchical Cluster Analyses\nTo analyze the similarities of the bacterial community profiles of all individuals, data from the OTUs table were analyzed by cluster analysis using vegan packages in R software. Data from all samples were analyzed together in this analysis. Interestingly, all of the monozygotic twins analyzed in this study exhibited a higher degree of similarity than dizygotic twins, in terms of the composition of the bacterial communities (see Figure 4). Based on these results, we compared the weighted UniFrac distances between monozygotic and dizygotic twins. The results confirmed that monozygotic twins shared a higher degree of similarity than dizygotic twins (P = 0.011).\nFigure 4. Hierarchical cluster Analyses shows a similarity plot based on OTUs table for all individuals using average and vegan as a cluster method. In this study twins number 4, 8, 12, 13, 14, and 16 were monozygotic twins.\nMicrobial Beta Diversity in the Three Groups\nTo further compare the bacterial community diversity of the three groups, we performed a principal coordinate analysis of the Weighted UniFrac beta diversity matrix from the whole community phylogenetic tree (see Figure 5). The first three principal coordinates explained 33.84, 17.34, and 15.28% of the variation, respectively. However, we found no significant differences between the three groups based on the analysis, moreover separation between the populations of three groups was not obvious. These results indicated that the supragingival plaque microbial composition was similar, according to the Weighted UniFrac beta diversity matrix.\nFigure 5. PCoA analysis of the supragingival plaque bacterial communities. The analysis was based on the Bray-Curtis similarity matrix constructed using the square-root-transformed OTU. The percent of variation explained is given behind of the value of PC.\nFurthermore, LefSe analysis was used to analyze and compare enriched taxa in each group (see Figure 6). Individuals with caries tended to show a higher relative abundance of Lactobacillus, Veillonella, Neisseria and Actinobacillus. Moreover, these results are similar to those obtained from our analysis of the predominant genera in the caries group, suggesting that the increased abundance of these taxa may be an indicator of the occurrence of ECC. Furthermore, the mothers group had the most enriched taxa among three groups, whereas only one taxon was enriched in the caries-free group, and these results are consistent with the previous analysis of alpha diversity, indicating a higher degree of species richness in mothers group.\nFigure 6. LEfSe cladogram identified the most differentially abundant taxons in three groups. Taxonomic cladogram obtained from LEfSe analysis of 16S amplicon sequences (relative abundance \u22650.5%). (Blue) mother group-enriched taxa; (Red) taxa enriched in caries group; (Green) showed the enriched taxa in caries-free group. The brightness of each dot is proportional to its effect size.\nMetabolic Activities Analysis\nPhylogenetic Investigation of Communities by Reconstruction of Unobserved States (PICRUSt) is a bioinformatics software package designed to predict metabolic functions from marker genes, such as 16S rRNA. Based on the bacterial profile composition obtained with 16S sequencing, we used PICRUSt and Stamp analysis to predict differences in metabolic function in different groups (see Figure 7). The results indicate that nucleotide metabolism, vitamin B6 metabolism, and carbohydrate metabolism are significantly associated with caries, and the results suggest that Streptococcus mutans, Lactobacillus fermentum, Actinomyces israelii, and Neisseria sica are involved in these metabolic activities. Furthermore, amino acid metabolism, lipoic acid metabolism and lipid metabolism were predicted to be influenced by the microbiota to a higher extent in the mothers group.\nFigure 7. PICRUST analysis to predict metagenome functional content from 16S rRNA surveys, then use STAMP software package for analyzing metabolic profiles that promote \u201cbest practices.\u201d Using STAMP to identify metabolic activities which are differentially abundant between different groups. (A\u2013C) shows metabolic activities which are abundant in caries children; (D\u2013F) represent metabolic activities which are abundant in mother group. + shows the presence of outliers.\nTo further examine the effects of environmental demographic characteristics on the supragingival plaque microbiome construction, the permutational multivariate analysis of variance using distance matrices (PERMANOVA) and a multivariate analog of Levine's test for homogeneity of group dispersions (BETADISPER) were conducted. Comparing the clinical and demographic characteristics of children in the caries group, we found that gender and certain daily eating habits are correlated with ECC (see Table 3). Daily eating habits were categorized as (i) eating sweet food more than three times per day and (ii) eating sweet food equal or less than one time a day. Among the 16 children from the caries group included in the final analysis, most children were female (75%), with 25% being male. The PERMANOVA partitions the variability based on Bray-Curtis dissimilarity matrix. The results indicate that there was no significant difference in supragingival plaque microbiome community between different genders (P > 0.05). Eating habits like the frequency of taking sweet foods were found to be associated with ECC (P < 0.05). In order to further examine whether the two eating habits (eating sweet food more than three times a day and eating sweet food equal or less than one time a day) correlated with the microbiome composition, the PERMONOVA and BETADISPER tests based on the Bray-Curtis dissimilarity matrix were conducted to explore the difference between the microbiome communities. The results show a significant difference between the \u201ceat sweet food more than three times\u201d day and the \u201ceat sweet food equal or less than one time a day\u201d categories (F = 30.46, R2 = 0.12, P < 0.001). The BETADISPER showed that the average distance between children who take sweet food more than three times a day was 0.64, and it was 0.26 between children eat sweet food equal or less than one time a day.\nTable 3. Environmental factors related with ECC.\nECC represents a great and growing concern for preschool children. Increasing evidence suggests that a combination of environmental factors, such as diet, oral hygiene and behavioral habits, as well as host genetic factors and the composition of the oral microbiota, are important for the initiation and development of dental caries (Harris et al., 2004; Petersen, 2010). Assessment of the probable risk factors of developing caries is important for caries prevention and management. Furthermore, analyzing the possible contribution of oral microorganisms to dental caries is complicated due to the variability of the oral microbiota. The subjects in our study were twin pairs with different caries phenotypes, where one twin had ECC while the other one was healthy. In our study, Human Oral Microbe Identification using Next Generation Sequencing (HOMINGS) was applied to analyze the composition and diversity of the oral microbiome in supragingival dental plaque samples obtained from 14 twin pairs, a set of triplets and their mothers. Higher levels of abundance of a combination of certain oral microorganisms, such as Streptococcus mutans, Lactobacillus fermentum, Actinomyces israelii, Neisseria sica, and Veillonella dispar at higher levels of abundance, can increase the risk for ECC. Moreover, since five pairs of twins plus the set of triplets were monozygotic, while the rest were dizygotic, comparison of the weighted UniFrac distances between monozygotic and dizygotic twins allowed us to investigate the impact of host genetics on the composition of oral microbiota.\nDental caries is considered as the most prevalent and multifactorial oral cavity disease in preschool children (Islam et al., 2007). It is known that teeth, cariogenic bacteria and fermentable sugars are the major factors influencing the development of this disease. Under normal circumstances, the oral microbiota plays an important role in maintaining the homeostasis of oral cavity. A previous study showed that the bacterial composition of supragingival dental plaques was dramatically different when samples were taken from healthy tooth surfaces, white spots orcavities (Gross et al., 2010). This observation suggested that an increase in the frequency of various cariogenic bacteria might lead to the development of ECC. In our attempts to obtain comprehensive bacterial profiles of supragingival plaques in children aged 3\u20136 years ole children, our findings revealed new insights in the composition of the children's supragingival plaque microbiomes. Most importantly, the bacteria related with ECC were identified at the species level in our study. Streptococcus mutans is the leading cause of tooth decay and was considered as the most cariogenic Streptococcus species in previous studies (Ajdi\u0107 et al., 2002; Alaluusua and Renkonen, 2010; Buischi et al., 2010). Although Streptococcus was not as abundant as Actinomyces in our study, Streptococcus mutans exhibited a much higher frequency in carious children. These results suggest that Streptococcus mutans is associated with ECC. Previous studies have revealed that preschool children harboring both Streptococcus mutans and Streptococcus sobrious show a higher incidence of ECC (Okada et al., 2005). Furthermore, our results suggest that found that Lactobacillis fermentum is associated with ECC, and it is consistent with a previous study that found that Lactobacillus were involved in dental caries (Smith et al., 2001; Piwat et al., 2010; Teanpaisan et al., 2011). This supports the notion that caries develop when multiple oral microorganisms act collectively (Jenkinson and Lamont, 2005; Kuramitsu et al., 2007). There are three major hypotheses that attempt to explain the etiology of dental caries: the specific plaque theory, the non-specific plaque hypothesis and the ecological plaque hypothesis (Theilade, 1986; Loesche, 1992; Marsh, 1994). A report by Kuramitsuet has shown that dental caries may be caused by a complex microbial community rather than a single pathogen (Kuramitsu et al., 2007). Our results support the ecological plaque hypothesis, which states that pathogenesis of caries connotes a microbial environmental shift toward a more acidogenic and aciduric microflora in dental plaques, due to frequent carbohydrate intake (Andreadis and Kalfas, 2014). We observed an increase in the number of cariogenic bacteria, e.g., Streptococcus mutans, Lactobacillus fermentum, Neisseria sica, and Veilonella dispar in carious children, which suggests that the oral microecological balance had been disturbed in these children. The result is consistent with previous studies that suggested that oral microbial homeostasis is partly a result of dynamic balance of both synergistic and antagonistic microbial interactions (Marsh, 2006). Once homeostasis is disturbed, leading to a shift in the balance of oral microbiome, this predisposes the individual to conditions like tooth decay and periodontal diseases (Burne and Marquis, 2000).\nMoreover, comparison of the microbial profiles of the mothers group with the (caries and caries-free) children groups, showed that Prevotella, Tannerella, and Bacteroidales were much more abundant in the mothers, whereas the relative abundance of these genera was very low in the caries and caries-free groups. This suggests that the composition of the oral microbiome may change in different periods of life, e.g., during the stages of deciduous and permanent dentition. Our results support the previous findings of Cirelaard who noted that deciduous teeth harbor a higher proportion of Proteobacteria than Bacteroidetes, while Spirochaetes and the candidate division TM7 increase with increasing age, reflecting the maturation of the microbiome, driven by biological changes associated with age (Crielaard et al., 2011). In addition, a study by Ling, who analyzed the overall taxonomic distribution of metagenomic data, showed that the diversity of the salivary microbiota in children was more complex than in adults (Ling et al., 2013). In this regard, the question arises as to why and how the microbiome changes with increasing age, and intensive studies will be needed in the future to answer these questions. In our study, cariogenic bacterial transmission from mother to child was not obvious. This finding was similar with a report which described that microbial genotypes found in children that are different from those derived from their mothers (Mattos-Graner et al., 2001). This indicates that an additional source of cariogenic microbial transmission might exist. Our result is not consistent with former studies, which confirmed that microorganisms considered to be associated with the development of caries are transferred by saliva from people in the child's closest environment (Mattos-Graner et al., 2001; Cephas et al., 2011). Those data indicated that oral colonization by S. mutans usually happens by contact with the most closely related person whose oral cavity is colonized by such microorganisms (Dominguezbello et al., 2010). Moreover, \u201cvertical transmission,\u201d cariogenic bacteria occurs in ~60% of infants when the abundance of microorganisms in the mother's saliva amounts to 105 or more colony forming units per milliliter of saliva (CFU/ml) compared to 6% of infants when the abundance in the mother's saliva is 103 CFU/ml of saliva (Berkowitz, 2006; Struzycka, 2014). One potential reason behind the discrepancy between these studies and the present study is that, in our study, individuals in the mothers group were all orally healthy, and no carious teeth were detected in this group. Moreover, whereas all of our child study subjects were at least 3 years old, the transmission of caries-related bacteria like S. mutans and Lactobacillus occurs early in life; the transmission of S. mutans from mother to child has been reported to occur prior to dental eruption, usually at 3 months of age (Wan et al., 2001).\nThird, we have further shown that monozygotic twin pairs shared a higher degree of similarity in the composition of their oral bacteria than dizygotic twins, suggesting that host genetic factors play a role in determining the oral bacterial composition. It is well-known that twins offer a precious opportunity to untangle the influence of genes and the environment-of nature and nurture (O'Brien, 2000). Monozygotic twins come from a single fertilized egg that splits into two, so they share essentially the same genetic information (Fraga et al., 2005; Reyes et al., 2010); any difference between the twins, one having caries for example must be due to environmental factors. Moreover, by comparing the experiences of monozygotic twins with those of dizygotic twins (Tsai and Wu, 1988; Kaminsky et al., 2009), who come from separate eggs and share on average half of their DNA, we can quantify the extent to which our genes affect our lives. If monozygotic twins are more similar to each other with respect to a certain diseases than dizygotic twins are, then vulnerability to the disease must be rooted at least in part in heredity (Reyes et al., 2010). These are two kinds of twin model research\u2013comparing the differences between monozygotic twins to point out the influence of the environment, and comparing monozygotic twins with dizygotic twins to measure the role of inheritance\u2013and both have been proven important in the development of our understanding of the interplay of nature and nurture in determining the vulnerability to certain diseases (Hammond et al., 2000; Selmi et al., 2004; Reyes et al., 2010). In the present study, we compared the weighted UniFrac distances between monozygotic and dizygotic twins. Our results indicate that monozygotic twins share a higher degree of similarity than dizygotic twins in microbiome composition. We also compared six monozygotic twin pairs and several environmental factors using a questionnaire survey, but we did not find any significant difference in monozygotic twin pairs. One possible explanation for this is the fact that the number of monozygotic twins in our study was small. Moreover, each monozygotic twin pair lived in the same household and shared many similarities in daily life. Another factor is the fact that this is a cross-sectional study, while time is a crucial factor in the development of caries. The monozygotic twins showed differing caries phenotypes at the moment of our study, but it is not clear that whether this difference would remain in the future. Therefore, a greater sample size and longitudinal research are required to fully determine the role of hereditary factors in the development of caries. At the same time, dietary factors, such as the frequency of eating sweet foods, can change the microbial composition, as confirmed in our study. Combining the above results, we can conclude that environmental factors can change the abundance of certain oral bacteria, especially cariogenic bacteria, consistent with previous surveys (Wang et al., 2012; Lorber et al., 2014; Abbasoglu et al., 2015). However, previous studies with twins have reported a high degree of concordance as regards the dental caries phenotype in monozygotic twins. In 1979, a study involving 100 monozygotic and 120 dizygotic twin pairs, showed that genetic factors influenced the occurrence of dental caries, both in primary and permanent dentition (Fairpo, 1979). Similar results were found by Bretz, who studied 388 twin pairs in 2005 and estimated the importance of hereditary factors in dental caries by measuring the percentage of phenotypic variance, demonstrating that hereditary factors accounted for 70% of the dental caries phenotype (Bretz et al., 2005). In contrast, in our study monozygotic twins shared the same bacterial profile yet they exhibited different caries phenotypes. A possible explanation for the difference between these results is the fact that caries develop over time. The most widely accepted hypothesis regarding the pathogenesis of caries is that it is the result of the combination and interaction of four major factors: biofilm, diet, time, and host (Keyes, 1960; Evans et al., 2010). Since we conducted a cohort study, not a longitudinal study, we can only conclude that monozygotic twin pairs showed discordant caries phenotypes at the specific moment of sample collection. However, it is unclear whether these monozygotic twin pairs will still show the discordant caries phenotypes months or years later.\nIn summary, we conclude that a complex microbial community structure can be found in supragingival plaques. Streptococcus mutans, Lactobacillus fermentum, Actinomyces islaelii, Neisseria sica, and Veilonella dispar are positively correlated with ECC, and the richness of the microbiota community may increase with age. However, how and why this change occurs is unclear, so further studies and analyses are required to address this question. The composition of the supragingival plaque bacterial profile is more similar in monozygotic twin pairs than in dizygotic twins, suggesting that genetic components influence the oral microbiome composition. At the same time, environmental and behavioral factors, such as the frequency of eating sweet foods have an impact on the distribution of caries-related bacteria. The results of our study will provide a reference for future research on the etiology of ECC and help clinicians implement adequate preventive strategies against ECC.\nMD and HJ conceptualized the study and provided expert advice in analysis and evaluation of the manuscript. YZ and MZ planned the experiments. YZ performed the experiments, analyzed the data, made figures for the manuscript, wrote the manuscript, with contributions from JL and MZ. FT helped analyze the next generation sequencing and microbial data. 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        "raw_content": "Committed to Clients' Success\nSince 2005, Fundamental Technologies Ltd. \"Funtec\" has been providing project management and land/regulatory services to clients in the oil, gas and commercial industries in locations throughout Alberta. Funtec provides our clients with the assurance as their projects are in progress, they are managed with confidence by a professional and efficient team. We've established productive, long-term working relationships with our clients and those in the field so we can offer assistance and technical support throughout every stage of a project, ensuring every requirement is met. Funtec has built a very effective team of Project Managers, Project Coordinators and Piping Designers. Our experienced team delivers exceptional service and quality in a timely fashion.\nLen Power\nLen Power, R.E.T., founded Fundamental Technologies in July 2005. 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        "raw_content": "Auction Houses and Millennial Artists\nMillennials tend to have it rough when it comes to dealing with the established world. It could be argued that this is a universal trend experienced by all new \"labelled\" generations, but the art world is an example that seems to be oddly resistant to the fresh and the new.\nDid that incense you? Good, because it is not really quite accurate. It's not the art world in its entirety that resists the millennial generation, but rather it seems to be the institutions that grant the final seal of approval that are resisting.\nThose venerable arbiters of value and worth, the auction houses, are those who seem intent on snubbing the millennial generation. It would be an interesting comparison to see if this trend was paralleled by a similar disdain for the previous generations of new artists as they developed, but unfortunately that degree of research is out of the scope of this particular post.\nNevertheless, the data doesn't lie. In May, when the major auction houses such as Christie's, Sotheby's and so on stage their major spring sales, there was a strange absence of young modern artists. Not a complete absence, but one of that certainly could give rise to a bit of curiosity about the choices.\nCharlie Moffat Jr. is the contemporary art specialist for Sotheby's and he explains some of the issue. \"We've seen a lot of work produced by a lot of artists in a short period of time, [and so] we've seen an edited market for young artists.\"\nThis is certainly plausible on the face of it, and it's probably still a bit of a shock for those used to seeing everything from the paintings of old masters to some of the horrors of 90's contemporary art to suddenly be forced to come to terms with an entirely different (and primarily digital) paradigm.\nUnfortunately, though, one wonders how much longer the auction house will be the arbiter of value and worth, as we mentioned earlier. Part of the digital revolution is the annihilation of the original, and that makes it a little more difficult to pin down the value of a work.\nPosted on July 01st 2016 on 07:43pm\nLabels: auction, millennial, modern",
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        "raw_content": "Professor at Geisinger Commonwealth contributed to research that led to the 2017 Nobel Prize in Medicine\nPublished Oct. 10, 2017 , Updated Oct. 10, 2017\nA professor of biochemistry at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine (Geisinger Commonwealth) contributed to research that led to the Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded Oct. 2 to three U.S. researchers. The prize was awarded to Jeffrey Hall at the University of Maine, Michael Rosbash at Brandeis University and Michael Young at the Rockefeller University for their decades-long work on the circadian clock.\nA scientific article published in the journal Cell, listing William Zehring, PhD, professor of biochemistry at Geisinger Commonwealth, as first author, was recognized as a \u201ckey publication\u201d by the Nobel Prize committee. The article cited was P-element transformation with period locus DNA restores rhythmicity to mutant arrhythmic Drosophila melanogaster. The article identified a specific portion of the fruit fly\u2019s DNA that controls rhythmic behaviors analogous to sleep and wakefulness, among others. This research was a critical step in verifying that scientists were working with the correct DNA sequence that restored rhythmicity to fruit flies lacking that capability due to a genetic mutation.\nWilliam Zehring, PhD",
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        "raw_content": "Exhibition Opening in China\nThe exhibition \u201eAlles unter dem Himmel geh\u00f6rt allen. Chinesische Kunst im \u00f6ffentlichen Raum\u201c (\u201eEverything Beneath Heaven Belongs to Everyone. Chinese Public Art\u201c), which had taken place in the German city Kassel from October 2012 until March 2013, was opened on 16. June 2013 in Zhangzhou in the south of China. As director and managing director, Prof. Dr. Klaus Siebenhaar and Dagmar Boeck represented the Institute for Arts and Media Management. Hans-Jochem Weikert, the Magistrate of Kassel, represented his city during the opening ceremony. During the panel named \u201cAufstieg einer neuen \u00c4sthetik: Public Art und Entwicklung der urbanen Kultur\" (\u201cRise of New Aesthetics: Public Art and the Development of the Urban Culture\u201d) Prof. Dr. Klaus Siebenhaar gave a keynote speech concerning the development and relevance of public art in Europe.\nFor impressions of the artwork in a new surrounding, the opening ceremony and the panel please click here \u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Top Gear sends players over eight countries around the world with one of four cars, facing sharp turns, pit stops, and debris in this arcade-style racing game.\nTop Gear is a racing game released for the SNES in 1992. It was published by Kemco, and was developed by Gremlin Graphics. It was one of the first racing games launched for the console. The main goal of the game is to dominate the world of motor racing by winning races from several different countries and against many computer rivals.\nIn Top Gear, the player navigates each track using the D-pad and acceleration button. They must race against 20 other CPU cars. There are a number of obstacles like rocks, traffic blockers, or other cars that must be avoided. Besides accelerating and taking turns the game contains a nitro system allowing the player to have 3 speed boosts. During these speed boosts it is possible to travel well over 200 MPH driving downhill and it is easier to turn. The game also allows the player to pull over into the pit-stop to refuel. This costs valuable time but is necessary to continue racing. The pit-stop system adds a layer of strategy because the player must decide when to pull over during the race because it can be hard to catch up again and return to first place.\nEven in 1 Player mode the screen is split in two by a vertical line. The player controls the car on the upper half of the screen, and on the bottom half a CPU car is shown. The CPU on the bottom screen is the best competitor and will almost always come in first or (if the player places first) second place. Depending on how the player places in each race they are awarded with a certain amount of points. These points determine an overall ranking. At the end of the 4 races for each country if the player is ranked 3 or higher then they get the password for the next country and can continue.\nWhen two players are playing the screen is still split the same way and the second player controls the car on the bottom half. If one player is ranked 3 or higher they both get to continue on to the next country.\nThere are four different cars available with varying amounts of tire grip, fuel consumption, acceleration, and top speeds. The white car is generally thought to be the best choice for beginners.\n0-100: 6.1 sec\nTire Grip: Low\nFuel Consumption: High\nTire Grip: High\nTire Grip: Mid\nFuel Consumption: Mid\nThere are 8 different countries that are featured in the game. Each one contains 4 tracks, each with unique backgrounds and track layouts. The countries and tracks are as follows:\nChichen Izra\nTop Gear did not feature a save system, instead opting for a password system based on simple text inputs for each country. Each difficulty setting had a different set of passwords.\nThe music used in the game consists of original compositions as well as music that has been remixed from the Lotus series of games. There are five different songs: one song for each of the four races in each of the countries, and one for the title music of the game. Music from Top Gear has been used as inspiration for the song Bliss from the British band Muse.\nSNES - Top Racer (JP) SNES - Top Gear (US) SNES - Top Gear (UK)\nDrift King Shutokou Battle '94\nJaleco Rally: Big Run: The Supreme 4WD Challenge\nTop Rated Lists for Top Gear\n100 items The \"Can't remember the name of this game\" Archive\n45 items Encyclopedia Bombastica\nclarke0 240\nHomeslice 100\nGamblor666 65\nJohnTheGamer 17",
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        "raw_content": "Blaine Gabbert will remain the starter for San Francisco 49ers\nEven before the San Francisco 49ers' bye week was complete, coach Jim Tomsula announced the team will stick with Blaine Gabbert as its starting quarterback. At least for one more week.\nKeep his starting spot sees Gabbert rewarded after he lead San Francisco to a week nine win over Atlanta following the benching of Colin Kaepernick.\nAt the time, the move was supposed to allow the opening game starter to regroup and hopefully recharge his batteries of sorts after a disastrous first half of the season.\nGabbert was able to come off the bench and start last week, leading the bottom feeder in the NFC West to a much-needed win.\nIt hasn't yet been decided if Gabbert, who was traded from Jacksonville to the 49ers last season, will start past week 11.\nWhen the 49ers return from a bye to face the Seattle Seahawks on Nov. 22, they will begin a seven-week jog to the finish line of a race in which they already know the result.\nThe play of the team so far this season has been deemed unacceptable by 49ers management.\nIt is that same kind of performance that helped lead to the departure of former head coach Jim Harbaugh, who parted ways with the York family immediately following the 2014 season.\nRight now, it would seem everyone on the roster and the coaching staff are on notice the play has to get better and the record of the team needs to change.\nWhether that means Gabbert gives this team the best chance to win is not known, but the benching of Kaepernick \u2013 and that is the best way to describe the move \u2013 cannot be good for his long range plans with the team.\nThis is just one of the moves that may have done this team in \u2013 most of which happened before the season started, according to a story written on UPI.com.\nWhen Tomsula took over the team, he hoped to have offensive tackle Anthony Davis, defensive end Justin Smith, linebacker Patrick Willis, all of whom retired, and linebacker Aldon Smith, who was fired.\nAnd since then they've demoted quarterback Colin Kaepernick, traded tight end Vernon Davis and punter Andy Lee, and lost running backs Carlos Hyde and Reggie Bush, center Daniel Kilgore and safety Antoine Bethea to injury.\nNow, the team has to find a way to make progress \u2013 any progress \u2013 if the coaching staff and the current roster has a chance of surviving. This is just speculation, but the team appears to be worse than when Harbaugh left in January.\nSeattle presents a challenge in and of itself for this team. The Seahawks need a win to remain in the hunt for a playoff spot. The defense Gabbert will face is quicker and stronger than the Falcons defense he saw last week. How he handles the pressure of Seattle\u2019s front line will go a long way to determining his future this season as well.\nGabbert had issues with decision making and pressure from pass rush from his three seasons in Jacksonville where he struggled under four head coaches in that time frame.",
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        "raw_content": "How To Pronounce 'Huawei'\nChinese phone manufacturer Huawei has been selling in Australia for years now, but there are still a tonne of people who have no idea how to pronounce its name.\nIf you're one of them, don't feel bad. It's not just you. I've heard many a whispered \"Ohhhh is that how you say it?\" reactions from professionals at tech events as well. Don't worry, we've got you all covered.\nIts first worth clearing up that its not pronounced 'Hoo-Way' or \"Who-A-We\". Not even close.\nDespite beginning with a H, the traditional Western sound of the letter isn't present at all. Huawei is actually pronounced 'Wah-Way'. It reminds me of Waluigi every time someone says it, and that makes me happy.\nBack in 2012 Huawei even started a campaign in New York to teach people how to say it. Six years and some very impressive phones later, the brand is more popular than ever - so you don't want to be caught out saying it incorrectly.\nHopefully this has cleared things up for you, and you can help the next person who asks how to say it.\nYou're Saying Qi Wireless Charging Wrong\nWireless charging has increasingly become a standard feature when it comes to flagship smart phones. In fact its becoming so normalised that I saw wireless charging pads included in many of the cars I took on test drives this year.\nOne term that you'll find attached to many wireless chargers is 'Qi' - which is a type of wireless charging technology. It was one of the first to be introduced to market and having a device meet the requirements of 'Qi Standard' remains important.\nBut despite its popularity, a lot of people don't actually know how to say 'Qi' properly.",
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        "raw_content": "Liberia: UN Security Council threatens to amend sanctions on Liberian timber and diamonds, undermining peace in the region and further punishing war-torn Liberia and C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire.\nA briefing document released today by Global Witness(1) highlights the many links still remaining between Liberia\u2019s timber and diamond industries and regional instability, and concludes that lifting or otherwise weakening sanctions on Liberia will undermine peace and security in Liberia and neighbouring countries(2). \u2018Dangerous Liaisons: The ongoing relationship between Liberia\u2019s natural resource industries, arms trafficking and regional insecurity\u2019 details Liberia\u2019s lack of interior and border security and examines how lifting sanctions prematurely will result in an increase of armed ex-combatants, abusive logging company militias and criminal elements that will facilitate weapons trafficking and escalate cross-border violence. The Liberian government has also failed to implement basic reforms to ensure control over industry revenue. As such, the UN\u2019s own requirements for the lifting of sanctions have not been met, and any moves toward altering them will be in direct opposition to the expressed wishes of Liberian civil society(3).\n\u201cLifting sanctions now would invite the return of conflict to a war-weary Liberia and its neighbours, and we are concerned that some Council members are bartering with the region\u2019s future in exchange for political or economic interests,\u201d says Mike Lundberg, Global Witness Campaigner. The region has suffered greatly under brutality caused by an uncontrolled logging and diamond industry, with some industry elements having actively facilitated the civil wars in Liberia, Sierra Leone and C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire(4). \u2018\n\u2018Dangerous Liaisons\u2019 reports how regional peace remains fragile. The lack of oversight and control of Liberia\u2019s borders and resource-rich areas allows armed ex-combatants and criminal elements to continue profiting from cross-border trafficking of weapons and natural resources. Moreover, the Disarmament, Demobilisation, Rehabilitation and Reintegration (DDRR) process, which is integral to regional efforts to end mercenary-fuelled violence, has collected fewer weapons than expected and has suffered from a lack of regional coordination. Insufficient training programmes for ex-combatants has caused some to resort to violence and extortion or to cross into C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire to continue fighting there.\nThe Forestry Development Authority (FDA) does not have the capacity to manage current logging activities, and the Expert Panel says the FDA cannot properly account for industry revenue (5). The Liberian government also lacks control over its diamond producing areas and is not in compliance with the Kimberley Process. Liberia must demonstrate that it has the political will and capacity to enforce rigorous controls to meet Kimberley Process requirements and help ensure that diamonds no longer fuel conflict and terrorism.\n\u201cThis is Liberia\u2019s best chance for peace in decades, and it is inconceivable that the Security Council would consider lifting sanctions on socio-economic grounds, when Liberia\u2019s own people are fighting to keep the sanctions in place,\u201d says Lundberg. The Security Council cannot deny the evidence of its own Expert Panel and Global Witness, nor the will of the Liberian people. \u201cThe situation is clear: the Council\u2019s own requirements for lifting sanctions have not been met, and restarting logging and diamond export now in their uncontrolled state will jeopardise regional security. Sanctions should not be lifted.\u201d\nMike Lundberg of Global Witness at +44-(0)207-561-6372.\nFor questions on diamonds, contact\nCorinna Gilfillan of Global Witness at +1-202-288-6111.\n(1)\tGlobal Witness is an investigative non- governmental organisation that focuses on the links between natural resources exploitation and conflict and was co-nominated for the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize.\n(2)\tUN Security Council Resolution 1521 (2003), S/2003/1521. Timber sanctions were first imposed by the UN Security Council Resolution 1478 (2003), entering into effect on 7 July 2003. The sanctions were renewed through Resolution 1521 (2003) for one year.\n(3)\tOpen Letter from the NGOs Coalition for Liberia calling on the UN Security Council to maintain timber and diamond sanctions at its December review, 6 December 2004.\n(4)\tFor more information, see Global Witness\u2019 other reports and briefing documents on Liberia available at www.globalwitness.org: \u2018Resource Curse or Cure?: Reforming Liberia\u2019s governance and logging industry\u2019, September 2004; \u2018Liberia: Back to the future-What is the future of Liberia\u2019s forests and its effect on regional peace?\u2019, May 2004; 'Against the People, For the Resources', September 2003; 'The Usual Suspects: Liberia's weapons and mercenaries in Cote d'Ivoire and Sierra Leone', March 2003; 'Logging Off: how the Liberian timber industry fuels Liberia's humanitarian disaster and threatens Sierra Leone', September 2002; 'Taylor-made: the pivotal role of Liberia's forests and flag of convenience in regional conflict'. September 2001. See also UN Panel of Experts reports on Sierra Leone, S/2000/1195, and UN Panel of Experts reports on Liberia, S/2004/752, S/2004/396, S/2003/973, S/2003/779, S/2003/498, S/2002/470 S/2001/1015.\n(5)\tUN Panel of Experts on Liberia report (S/2004/752).",
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        "raw_content": "Cork Flooring Portland\nIf there is one thing that most people tend to worry about when it comes to cork flooring in Portland, it has to be the nature of the installation. According to industry experts, the biggest challenge that most people encounter with cork floors is improper installation. If you choose the wrong technique, there is a good chance that your cork floors will not look as good as you had imagined. This is quite a bummer, given that whenever you are planning some work on your floors, you will always be looking forward to quality results.\nHow do I tell whether Portland cork flooring is an ideal alternative for me? This is a question that most people barely ever get to think about, even though it is so important, and can help you determine whether you are making the right decision with this installation. Conducting a needs assessment before you decide on the ideal type of floor for your house is something that you will definitely need to plan around effectively. If possible, hire an expert to help you do this. If, for example, you are the kind of person that is conscious about their environment, cork floors would be ideal for you. This is because there is minimal wastage, and more importantly, the materials are recyclable.\nThere is a lot of work that goes into choosing the ideal type of floor that you will have installed in your home. Besides, different cork oak trees will produce a variety of cork with different densities. Remember that the denser the cork is, the stronger and more durable it will be for you to use as your Portland cork flooring option. As you plan for this, always ensure that you make informed decisions, backed by relevant statistics and facts. That is the only way for you to be in a good position to benefit from the installation of cork flooring in Portland.\nWhy is it important to get the right installer for cork flooring in Portland?\nThe first thing that you need to think about when you are planning for cork flooring in Portland is getting the right installer. You need someone who has experience in the industry: someone who has been doing this for many years so that they can bring to your house the incredible experience that will yield amazing results in the long run. If you do not do this, there is a good chance that you will end up not getting the kind of results that you desire, and you might not even like the outcome on your floors.\nHow can I protect my Portland cork flooring against damage?\nThere are some simple Portland cork flooring damages that you can avoid at home. One of them is to put felt protectors on the corners and the feet of your furniture so that you can avoid getting indent marks on the floor. This will not only protect your floor but will also make it easier for you to protect the furniture from incessant pulling and dragging.\nWhat can I do to make sure that I do not get scratches on the cork flooring in Portland?\nThe easiest way for you to avoid getting dirt and debris on the cork flooring in Portland is to get floor mats. Floor mats are a good way to make sure that whoever is coming into the house does not really need to worry about dragging in the dirt. It is the dirt and debris that eventually cause scratches on the floor, giving the floor a terrible look.",
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        "raw_content": "They shall put you out of the synagogues: yes, the time comes, that whoever kills you will think that he does God service.\nThey shall put you out of the synagogues: yea, the hour cometh, that whosoever killeth you shall think that he offereth service unto God.\nThey will put you out of the Synagogues: yes, the time is coming when whoever puts you to death will have the belief that he is doing God's pleasure.\nThey shall put you out of the synagogues: yes, the time cometh, that whoever killeth you, will think that he doeth God service.\nThey will put you out of the synagogues. Yes, the time comes that whoever kills you will think that he offers service to God.\nThey shall put you out of the synagogues - They will excommunicate you, and consider you as execrable, and utterly unworthy to hold any commerce with God by religion; or with man by civil fellowship. See on John 9:22 (note). In these excommunications they were spoiled of all their substance, see Ezra 10:8, and see also Hebrews 10:34, and deprived of their character, their influence, and every necessary of life. Though the Jewish people had the most humane laws, yet they were a most vindictive and cruel people.\nThat whosoever killeth you, etc. - This Paul found; for more than forty Jews bound themselves under a curse that they would neither eat nor drink till they had killed him, Acts 23:12, Acts 23:13; and agreeably to this, it is said, in that Tract of the Talmud which is entitled Bammidbar, R. xxi. ad. Numbers 25:13 : \"He who sheds the blood of the ungodly, is equal to him who brings an offering to God.\" What the Zealots did is notorious in history. They butchered any person, in cold blood, who, they pretended to believe, was an enemy to God, to the law, or to Moses; and thought they were fulfilling the will of God by these human sacrifices. We had the same kind of sacrifices here in the time of our Popish Queen Mary. May God ever save our state from the Stuarts!\nOut of the synagogues - See the notes at John 9:22. They would excommunicate them from their religious assemblies. This was often done. Compare Acts 6:13-14; Acts 9:23-24; Acts 17:5; Acts 21:27-31.\nWhosoever killeth you - This refers principally to the Jews. It is also true of the Gentiles, that in their persecution of Christians they supposed they were rendering acceptable service to their gods.\nGod's service - The Jews who persecuted the apostles regarded them as blasphemers, and as seeking to overthrow the temple service, and the system of religion which God had established. Thus, they supposed they were rendering service to God in putting. them to death, Acts 6:13-14; Acts 21:28-31. Sinners, especially hypocrites, often cloak enormous crimes under the pretence of great zeal for religion. Men often suppose, or profess to suppose, that they are rendering God service when they persecute others; and, under the pretence of great zeal for truth and purity, evince all possible bigotry, pride, malice, and uncharitableness. The people of God have suffered most from those who have been conscientious persecutors; and some of the most malignant foes which true Christians have ever had have been in the church, and have been professed ministers of the gospel, persecuting them under pretence of great zeal for the cause of purity and religion. It is no evidence of piety that a man is full of zeal against those whom he supposes to be heretics; and it is one of the best proofs that a man knows nothing of the religion of Jesus when he is eminent for self-conceit in his own views of orthodoxy, and firmly fixed in the opinion that all who differ from him and his sect must of course be wrong.\n16:2 The time cometh, that whosoever killeth you will think he doth God service - But, blessed be God, the time is so far past, that those who bear the name of Christ do not now generally suppose they do him service by killing each other for a difference in opinion or mode of worship.",
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        "raw_content": "Maryland Employer Wins Weaning Order in Complicated Opioid Prescription Case June 4, 2018\nA leading regional energy company won a significant decision from the Maryland Workers\u2019 Compensation Commission involving a claimant with a complicated medical history suffering from the severe overprescription of opioid medications. As Maryland has no specific guidelines, statutes, or regulations governing opioid prescription limits for workers\u2019 compensation claims, implementation of the Goldberg Segalla\u2019s pioneering Opioid Impact Program (OIP), designed and overseen by partner Debra L. Doby, proved to be crucial in the case. Partner Joseph C. Tarpine III and associate Meredith L. Pendergrass of the firm's Workers' Compensation Practice Group in Baltimore successfully advocated for a weaning plan in line with the latest Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Guidelines. The decision will save the insurer significant costs associated with unnecessary medications \u2014 and it may serve as an important precedent as the state of Maryland\u2019s policymakers and administrators come to grips with the nation\u2019s ongoing opioid crisis.\nThe claim in this case had an extensive history, including three spine surgeries. The claimant\u2019s treating physician continued to prescribe the claimant 120 morphine milligram equivalents (MME) per day since his most recent cervical fusion in January 2017. A Functional Capacity Evaluation indicated the claimant\u2019s dependence on opioids would be a barrier to returning to employment. At the same time, the claimant, who was over 50 years old, indicated he was in too much pain to attempt to return to any job, participate in work hardening, or participate in vocational rehabilitation \u2014 and the claimant had not worked since the injury in December 2013. By the time of Goldberg Segalla\u2019s involvement, Medicare Set-Aside (MSA) for the claim had ballooned to nearly $150,000.\nJoe and Meredith initiated attempts to have the claimant ordered into a weaning program, as both the claimant and his treating position were unwaveringly opposed to any voluntary weaning. The claimant visited four doctors in the months leading up to the final hearing in an attempt to avoid weaning by resuming \u201cactive treatment.\u201d At the hearing, Joe and Meredith argued for in-patient weaning to under 50 MME per day, based on the CDC Guidelines, the claimant\u2019s lack of subjective and objective benefit from the opioids, and the likelihood that he was suffering from opioid-induced hyperalgesia.\nAfter the final hearing, the Maryland Workers\u2019 Compensation Commission issued its decision denying further active treatment and ordering weaning and ongoing palliative care as needed in conjunction with Joe and Meredith\u2019s recommended weaning plan \u2014 a ruling that significantly reduced the claim\u2019s MSA. The decision also demonstrates the effect that Goldberg Segalla\u2019s OIP continues to have on the front lines of the opioid epidemic.",
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        "raw_content": "It takes a great deal of strength and courage to reach out when you are struggling. Humans have the capacity to create great change and find true peace within. As a therapist, I have the honor of joining you on your incredible journey to create the life you have envisioned. I use a collaborative approach to psychotherapy and will support you in developing insight, self-awareness, and ultimately creating a balance between mind, body, and spirit.\nHello, my name is Caroline Maehler and I am a Board Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and an Expert Level Certified Life Coach. I have significant experience in the treatment of eating disorders and co-occuring disorders. I am aware of the extreme pressures in our society to fit into a specific mold and I am passionate about helping adolescents and adults gain self-esteem and establish a healthier relationship with food and their bodies. 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She has always made me very comfortable and at ease while giving excellent advice.\"\n\u200b~JC\n\"I'm not a YELP user but my experience with Good Therapy has been so positive, I felt compelled to create an account and share my experience.\nMy therapist is Caroline and she is amazing. I honestly couldn't have gotten through my situation without her and am forever grateful for her guidance & friendship. I'm 27 years old and I view her as the big sister I never had. I only planned on doing a couple of sessions but have continued to go for 6 months because it has been such a wonderful experience and has done so much good in my life.\nCaroline is so approachable & creates a comfortable environment. When I come in there with the weight of the world on my shoulders, I come out of there with such relief. Never did I think I could cry & laugh in the same session but she brings out the best in you and it helps so much to tap into those emotions when you're in personal turmoil. 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She helped me tremendously in working through my childhood trauma, understanding my anxiety AND helped me take that last step I needed to get a job I LOVE. She guided me into a really positive place and I have a brand new outlook on life. Caroline is wonderful and I would recommend her services to anyone!\"\nClick on Button to View Caroline's Latest Article",
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        "raw_content": "New Orleans Masters in Psychology Campus Programs\nStudents interested in Masters in Psychology Campus Programs have a variety of options to choose from depending on whether they are looking to enter the workforce immediately or prepare for their doctorate degree.\nIf you are ready to specialize, masters in counseling psychology, masters in clinical psychology, sports psychology or forensic psychology masters programs are available, amongst other niche areas. The job outlook for clinical, counseling and school Psychologists is positive; employment growth from 2014 to 2024 is expected to rise by 20%[i]. Whether you aspire to work in industry, government, education, hospitals, or in private practice, a solid academic background is important.\nFinding the Masters degree in Psychology that aligns with your career goals is the next step, so read on for some essential program information to help you with your selection.\nOn-Campus Masters in Psychology Programs: Essential Information\nAdmission to a Masters in Psychology program may not require an undergraduate major in psychology, but typically do require coursework in introductory psychology, experimental psychology, and statistics. Some doctoral degree programs require applicants to have a master\u2019s degree in psychology; others will accept applicants with a bachelor\u2019s degree and a major in psychology.\nStudents can expect that a Masters in Psychology take 2 to 3 years beyond their undergraduate degree, and admission requirements are completion and passing score of Graduate Record Exam (GRE), and a solid grade point average (GPA) at an accredited university for undergraduate work.\nMasters in Psychology Programs: M.A. or M.S. Degree?\nYou may notice that there are both Master of Arts (MA) in Psychology and Master of Science (MS) in Psychology degrees. While the academic requirements may be similar, the MA may have a liberal arts or practitioner focus while the MS may emphasize the science of psychology.\nIn some cases, an MS could be a prerequisite for those seeking to enter a PhD program later in their academic career. The Master of Arts is suitable for individuals who have a strong idea of what they would like to do in their professional career.\nWhen in doubt, request more information from the graduate school to determine the best academic path to your career goals. You can request information directly from the GradSchools.com site for efficiency.\nPotential Benefits to Campus-Based Masters in Psychology Programs\nEarning your Masters in Psychology on campus may be a great option for students who enjoy the face-to-face interaction with others, want to expand their networks, and have the opportunity to meet their faculty members. Studying on campus also means you gain access to the university\u2019s facilities, from extra-curricular activities and gymnasiums to the libraries and laboratories. Plus, many colleges offer classes in evenings and on weekends to accommodate busy working students.\nSearching for a graduate school on GradSchools.com is easy. Since location is often a consideration when choosing a program, use the city, state or country tabs to find psychology masters programs near or abroad. You can also use the directory to navigate to the type of program you are looking for, such as Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) or Developmental Psychology, and look for campus programs within that field. Some examples of listings might include: Masters in Applied Social Psychology, Masters in General Psychology, MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Experimental Psychology MS, Master of Arts in Counseling: Specialization in Forensic Psychology.\nThe American Psychological Association (APA) does not accredit Masters in Psychology Programs. 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There are thesis and non-thesis programs.\nIf your goal is to use the title \u201cpsychologist\u201d, this will involve licensure and either a Ph.D. in psychology or a Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree, so completing a thesis would be wise.\nThe non-thesis alternative might be fine if you are more interested entering the workforce immediately after graduation. In this case, you might look into a \u2018terminal\u2019 Masters in Psychology degree program. For instance, graduates with a master\u2019s degree in psychology might work as industrial-organizational psychologists.\nSpecializations: Which Masters in Psychology Program is right for you?\nGeneral Masters in Psychology programs help students develop research, observational and analytical skills through both core and elective courses. Psychology courses are generally separated into basic psychology, personality, social psychology and biological psychology. Specialized programs may offer different curriculums, as practicing Psychologists often choose one area in which to cultivate expertise:\nClinical psychologists assess, diagnose, and treat mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. Some focus on a particular area or population such as:\nHealth psychologists study how psychological and behavioral factors interact with health and illness.\nNeuropsychologists study the effects of brain injuries, brain disease, developmental disorders, or mental health conditions on behavior and thinking.\nCounseling psychologists help patients deal with and understand problems, including issues at home, at the workplace, or in their community. 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Whether at work or play, our safety council works hard to make the Greater Cleveland Area a safer place to live & work.\nWe help educate in matters of public safety and hygiene, support the efforts of public agencies that promote health & safety, provide members and others who seek assistance with health & safety training, and work within the community to sponsor and endorse activities that promote safety.\nThe Greater Cleveland Safety Council provides Remedial Driving Classes for adults (persons 18 years of age and older) that are approved and certified by the Ohio Department of Public Safety \u2013 Bureau of Motor Vehicles.\nJuvenile Driver Improvement Classes\nThe Greater Cleveland Safety Council provides a remedial driver training program for persons under the age of 18 years old. This class is approved and certified by the Ohio Department of Public Safety \u2013 Bureau of Motor Vehicles.\nThe Greater Cleveland Safety Council is a charter member of The American Association of Safety Councils, AASC, an international association of Safety Councils located across the United States and Canada.\nEach year, AASC selects a deserving person to receive a $1,000 scholarship. They choose the recipient from applications submitted to them. Applications are accepted from employees and members of their families of the various Safety Councils who are members of AASC. They also accept applications from the members of these Safety Councils. 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        "raw_content": "Database: When did your high school win a state title in basketball? Has it ever?\nSearch our database of scores, season records and coach names for about 400 teams that reached state championship games in Wisconsin.\nDatabase: When did your high school win a state title in basketball? Has it ever? Search our database of scores, season records and coach names for about 400 teams that reached state championship games in Wisconsin. Check out this story on greenbaypressgazette.com: https://www.postcrescent.com/story/sports/2018/11/26/wisconsin-high-school-basketball-when-your-team-won-state-title/1994204002/\nKeegan Kyle, Appleton Post-Crescent Published 3:58 p.m. CT Nov. 26, 2018 | Updated 4:11 p.m. CT Nov. 26, 2018\nWIAA Division 1 state girls championship: Appleton North vs. Mukwonago\nAppleton North High School's players celebrate their championship victory against Mukwonago High School during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Kari Brekke (2) is fouled as she drives to the basket against Mukwonago High School's Grace Beyer (5) during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Anna Laux (10) pulls down a pass against Mukwonago High School's Kat Lopez (21) during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Sydney Levy (24) puts up a shot against Mukwonago High School's Sarah Pavletich (20) during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Lilli VanHandel (21) pulls down a rebound against Mukwonago High School\u2019s Sarah Pavletich (20) during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Sydney Levy (24) tries to pass the ball against Mukwonago High School's Kat Lopez, left, and Angie Cera, right, during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Kari Brekke, center, drives to the basket against Mukwonago High School during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Sydney Levy (24) passes the ball against Mukwonago High School's Sara Koresh (10) during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's players rush the court at the buzzer after defeating Mukwonago High School during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's coach Joe Russom hugs Kari Brekke after defeating Mukwonago High School during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Anna Laux (10) tries to get past Mukwonago High School's Angie Cera (22) during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's players celebrate their victory against Mukwonago High School during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Sydney Levy (24) looks to shoot against Mukwonago High School during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Kari Brekke (2) drives past Mukwonago High School's Grace Beyer (5) during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Paige Schabo (23) knocks the ball out of the hands of Mukwonago High School's Sarah Pavletich (20) during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Anna Laux (10) battles Mukwonago High School's Kat Lopez (21) for a loose ball during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Sydney Levy (24) lays it up against Mukwonago High School during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Anna Laux (10) reaches for a fly away ball against Mukwonago High School's Kat Lopez (21) during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's loses the ball after it's knocked away by Mukwonago High School's Grace Beyer (5) during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School bench cheers on their team against Mukwonago High School during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's head coach Joe Russom celebrates a Lightning win over Mukwonago High School in the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Paige Schabo (23) runs out on the court with her teammates after defeating Mukwonago High School in the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Kari Brekke and Sydney Levy embrace after defeating Mukwonago High School during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Sydney Levy, center, raises the championship trophy with teamates after defeating Mukwonago High School during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Emma Erickson (11) takes it to the hoop against Mukwonago High School during the Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Saturday, Mar. 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Paige Schabo (23) puts up a shot against Mukwonago High School's Sarah Pavletich (20) during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Sydney Levy (24) is fired up after drawing an offensive foul against Mukwonago High School during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Kari Bekke defends against Mukwonago High School's Angie Cera (22) during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin\nAppleton North High School's Emma Erickson defends against Mukwonago High School's Grace Beyer during their Division 1 championship game at the WIAA state girls basketball tournament Friday, March 10, 2018, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon, Wis. 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        "raw_content": "Parks and Recreation Regulations and Policies\nMetal Detecting and Excavation\nREGULATIONS AND POLICIES:\n\u00b0 The City of Greenville maintains the rights to alter or end any event anytime it is determined necessary to assure the continued public safety, health and welfare for the event participants, park visitors of the surrounding community.\n\u00b0 The City of Greenville has the right to expel any person or persons violating the established rules, regulations, ordinances or conditions for the Special Event Permit or Rental Reservation.\n\u00b0 Reservations for weddings, pictures, picnics and other group events that require the use of park amenities that will restrict the use of such amenities by the general public shall be reviewed on a case by case basis. 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Youth groups (18 & under) must be chaperoned by one adult per 10 youth. The renter is responsible for any damages to public property.\nPAYMENTS AND REFUNDS:\nFull payment is due when the reservation is made. A 30-day notice of cancellation is required to receive a 50% refund. Refunds will not be given for cancellations made less than 30-days prior to the event (even if the reservation was made during this time). All facilities are rain or shine. Refunds will not be given for inclement weather. Reservations are non-transferable.\n\u00b0 Metal detecting and excavation are prohibited in all city parks.\n\u00b0 Renters must be at least twenty-one (21) years of age to rent a facility.\n\u00b0 There shall be no fundraising activities, door charges, or sale of any article for private gain. Fundraising events will only be considered for non-profit groups. 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        "raw_content": "Remembering My Mission: Helping Others Get into God\u2019s Family\nIn review of John 17:18 it says, \u201cIn the same way that you gave me a mission in the world, I give them a mission in the world.\u201d\nJust as God sent Jesus, Jesus sends us.\nIn the same way God give Jesus a mission in the world, Jesus gives me a mission as well.\nToday's verse comes from the middle of John chapter 17 where at the end of his life here on earth Jesus is praying for us believers. Jesus asks the father to bring glory to him so that he can give the glory back to God. Jesus recognizes his authority over everyone and how he can give eternal life. Jesus then reveals that he has completed the work that he had been given.\nInterestingly enough, Jesus prays not for the world, but for those God has given him (not just the current disciples, but those who ever will believe in him through their message.) He prays for our protection and that we would be united. He doesn't ask God to take us out of this world, but rather to keep us safe from the evil one. He asks that the father continue to set us apart and teach us the truth in the Word.\nJust as Jesus was sent by the Father into the world, He is sending us into the world. Jesus has given us his life as a holy sacrifice so that we can be made holy by the Father's truth. Jesus longs for us to be with him to see the glory the Father has given even before the world began.\nThis means that as a follower and disciple of Jesus Christ, God has given me a mission in this world. I\u2019m not here to just take up space; I\u2019m not here to just strive after my own personal goals.\nI have an assignment from God himself. Once I\u2019m in the family, my life changes. I have a new reason for living. My life isn\u2019t about me anymore; it\u2019s about God\u2019s mission.\nAnd this mission fits into God\u2019s mission for all of history. God created everything in the universe because he wanted a family. He didn\u2019t need Earth. He didn\u2019t need the other planets. He didn\u2019t need the stars. He created all of it because he knew some of us would willingly choose to be a part of his family.\nThe mission God gave Jesus he now gives to the Body of Christ, the Church. He wants me to help get other people into his family. Jesus said it like this: \u201cIn the same way that you gave me a mission in the world, I give them a mission in the world\u201d (John 17:18 MSG).\nOnce I know Jesus, I am to go! Go and tell those I know and come across about him. But I am to not stop there. God has never made anyone he doesn\u2019t want saved. He loves everyone, across the entire globe.\nGod wants me to live out his mission everywhere: in my family, my community, and the world. His mission for my life is both global and local. The Bible says, \u201cNow the Lord says to me, \u2018It isn\u2019t enough for you to be merely my servant. You must do more than lead back survivors from the tribes of Israel. I have placed you here as a light for other nations; you must take my saving power to everyone on earth\u2019\u201d (Isaiah 49:6 CEV).\nThis is God\u2019s plan for the world. That\u2019s his mission for me. He wants everyone on Earth to know him. And he wants to use me to see that happen. God didn\u2019t just say that to missionaries or pastors. If I\u2019m in his family, he gave his mission to you!\nIts obvious to me that I need to change a few things about the way I live in order to fulfil the mission from God. My life should be characterized by sharing the love of God and what He means to me. I am to communicate the Good News message so that God\u2019s family can grow. I not only to communicate but to help others understand what it means to live it out.\nToday I honestly pray that I have some fears in sharing with others. I ask you God to help me get through this, have courage, discernment where I need it and more importantly grace as I rely on his strength and not my own.\nLabels: Goals, Mission, Purpose",
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        "raw_content": "Svetlana Grant, IoT Programme Director, GSMA\nThere are times when some in the industry quietly wish 5G had been given another name. The capability leap is simply not comparable to that between 3G and 4G. As Intel\u2019s VP for IoT explains, \u201cthe 2G networks were designed for voice; 3G for voice and data; and 4G for broadband internet experiences. With 5G, we\u2019ll see computing capabilities fused with communications everywhere, so things like wearable devices don\u2019t have to worry about computing power, because the network can do any processing needed.\u201d The tech world may seem mobile now, but it\u2019s about to become vastly more so \u2013 as the ability not only to connect countless previously standalone objects, but to do so with ultra-high speed and ultra-low latency as standard, transforms how we think about the role of connectivity in our lives. Around 25 billion connections are projected by 2025, a four-fold jump in less than a decade, and a disproportionate number of those connections will be mobile.\nMuch of the focus for the mobile industry in 5G\u2019s rollout over the next year will therefore be in conjunction with Mobile IoT \u2013 the family of technologies encompassing LTE-M and NB-IoT \u2013 providing greater support to manufacturers and ecosystem players, as the natural mechanism by which many 5G use cases will be brought to market. It became clear in Q2 2018 that \u2013 far from being in conflict or competition with one another \u2013 5G and Mobile IoT are already playing a mutually complementary role in bringing about the Internet of Things. It was announced at that time that LTE-M and NB-IoT would be included in the 5G mobile standards set by 3GPP, which provided impetus to operators and vendors to support their implementation in IoT deployments. The harmony between the 5G and Mobile IoT allows the limitations of existing use cases to be laid bare, and surpassed, to the benefit of all.\nTake for instance unmanned aerial vehicles, or \u2018drones\u2019, the civilian potential for which is becoming increasingly apparent to operators, civic authorities and a wide range of vertical industries. Existing connectivity for drones typically relies on point-to-point satellite control, which requires large numbers of control stations along the flight path. The need to build and maintain these presents clear financial challenges, and limits the range at which most drones can operate at all \u2013 leaving them unviable for highly useful deployments in remote locations. The combination of LTE and 5G changes this completely, allowing the range and flexibility of non-line-of-sight transmission, while enabling cutting-edge security of on-board SIM.\nThere are overall three standout markets where the combination of 5G and Mobile IoT will be most pronounced in the near future; namely, smart homes, utilities and industrial IoT. Utilities form just one part of the broader shift to smart cities and smart homes, which are poised to make the jump from niche to mainstream phenomenon over the next six years \u2013 as consumers and civic authorities grow ever more conscious of waste with the onset of climate change, precision remote monitoring will quickly become an expectation, not an impressive option. As the hype fades over truly autonomous cars, as consumers and policymakers realise they really won\u2019t be here much before 2025, automakers will focus on development of smart services for manual vehicles, chief among them navigation, in-car Wi-Fi, safety and infotainment. Car-to-car and car-to-road infrastructure communications, the ability of autonomous cars to drive without internet connectivity, and the no-collision tolerance demands of the public will not be widely in place before 2025 \u2013 the market will therefore focus on what is.\nMuch of the industrial IoT will depend on the low latency 5G offers to satisfy precision thresholds and real-time analytics, or investment will quickly dry up through poor early showing; its countless connected sensors will also require the low power demands of Mobile IoT, and the ability to operate with low-maintenance in harder-to-reach locations. The commercial importance of this can no better be illustrated than by the recent partnership between Samsung and AT&T, who announced recently they are working together on the application of virtual reality in smart factories through 5G.\nSo what will the year ahead actually look like \u2013 what are some key examples we should expect to see? One likely possibility is what might be called the \u2018Amazonification\u2019 of the IoT. Companies like Amazon are, as a result of improvements in processing and networking power, now able to radically simplify IT systems management for enterprise through delivery of cloud services. As, over 2019, the focus shifts increasingly from tech itself to the value of data, these complexity barriers will need to be addressed in IoT. Businesses frequently report that their greatest concerns about IoT centre around complexity \u2013 that there are too many diffuse elements to manage, meaning projects either fail or never commence in the first place. 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        "raw_content": "Zabriskie Point (15.)\nDirected by Michelangelo Antonioni.\n1970 Starring Mark Freschette, Daria Halpin, Rod Taylor. 110 mins.\nIt's not unusual for films that were commercial and/or critical flops when they were released to be re-released many years later when their value has come to be appreciated. Zabriskie Point, Antonioni's 1970 document of campus revolutionaries and hippy counter culture was derided and mocked by American critics when it came out in 1970; seen today you can see that they were absolutely right. It is an objectively terrible film \u2013 cliched, irrelevant and pointless \u2013 yet still cherishable and not just as a time capsule of the period or in a so-bad-it's-good way. I can't think of a bad film that is so genuinely enjoyable.\nAfter Blow Up, Antonioni was drawn to the States where MGM's big bucks were backing his critique of consumerism and bourgeois capitalism. (MGM had made a lot of money with 2001: A Space Odyssey two years before and presumably were hoping for another money spinning head trip.) It seems ironic that the MGM lion roaring from inside its hoop should be at the beginning of a film seemingly designed to promote revolution and the overthrow of consumerism, but it kind of fits. Zab Point has a lot in common with the unwieldy musicals and spectacles the Hollywood studios were then throwing their money away on \u2013 it was big but empty, offered only glib cliches, was made for an audience that didn't want it and was a basically a story of boy meets girl. He, Freschette, is a campus drop out radical who is involved with the shooting of a policeman during a demo and steals a light plane. She, Harpin, is a hippy chick who is having an affair with a business man and they meet up in the desert.\nThe miracle of Zabriskie Point is that it took a brains trust of five people, including Sam Shepherd, to write yet the ideas are almost embarrassingly stupid. The cold alienation of modern architecture; the realness of the desert; a row or street billboards to represent the shallowness of consumerism. It's dumb but it is pretty.\nThe great irony of Zabriskie Point is that in the battle between America and this European Marxist intellectual is that America wins; wipes the floor with him. The film is a paean to the American spirit. Freshette is the epitome of American individualism. The film opens with a documentary style scene of student radicals discussing a campus strike, white and black radicals trying to discuss their aims. He though walks out, bored of all this talk and in need of some action. In the cities the pigs are beating and killing the kids, but you can still get in a car or a plane and escape out into the desert, into the wide open spaces of the frontier and feel free. The film looks fantastic. Antonioni first used colour in Red Desert, in 1964, and this was only his third film using colour but the way it captures the light is quite intoxicating and beautiful.\nThe film is also an ode to the other great capitalist construct, youth. First timers Freshette and Harpin can't act (though to be fair, nobody could deliver the appalling dialogue they are lumbered with) but boy are they young. The pair of them are so fresh faced and innocent, and though Harpin spends the whole film clambering around in a heroically short dress, it transcends sexy. The film's naivete and stupidity works for it, making it childlike.\nThe film's two most celebrated scenes are an orgy in the desert* and the final scene** where a house and various consumer goods explode in loving slow motion. So ultimately this outsider's view of the states falls back on the two Hollywood certainties \u2013 fantasies of sex and violence.\n* ZP has one of the great film credits where in the cast it lists The Open Theatre of Joe Chaikin. Its members are present in the orgy sequence along with some real hippies. They are easily spotted, they are the ones who are overdoing it, making too obvious a show of acting out free love rather than getting stuck in.\n** The scene parodied in the Jackass 3D. I always assumed that this was the same Frank Lloyd Wright house seen in Diamonds Are Forever. Turns out it is a different and that neither of them are Wright houses.",
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        "raw_content": "Insure Your best Asset!\n\u2714 We do Home And Life Insurance\n\u2714 See How Much you can save\nWelcome to Hansard Insurance Agency!\nHansard Insurance Agency has been proudly serving the good people of North Georgia with their insurance needs for more than 40 years. We take great pride in our ability to provide individuals and businesses with affordable insurance policies. We treat every client as if they were family and we promise to find the right policies at the right price to fit your needs. We want you to know that we are here to assist you with all your insurance needs.\nWe are always available to offer you personal, one-on-one advice regarding your insurance needs. Our agency focuses on providing quality coverage at competitive prices. We are happy to provide you with auto insurance, home insurance, life insurance and business insurance. Feel free to call us today for a personalized assessment and quote on any coverage you might be interested in.\nOur office is located in Cumming GA for your convenience and ease of access. We take the time to listen to your needs and desires, and find the perfect policy for you. Your total satisfaction is our number one priority. We have built a reputation for client satisfaction and we provide a level of customer service that is unrivaled in the insurance industry.\nWhen you\u2019re searching for an insurance agency in North Georgia that will walk with you along each step in life\u2019s journey, turn to Hansard Insurance Agency.",
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        "raw_content": "Do You Have Body Envy?\nLiving with a less-than-perfect body was something one writer had always resented. So last year she took a good look at herself and decided it was time to do something about it.\nBy Ruby Wax\nPatrick Demarchelier for Bazaar\nI have never had a flat stomach. I have never been able to look straight down and see my feet. Even when I was 18, I didn't have that figure-eighty, womany, curvy type of body seen in magazines and on television. At that age, I'd watch my fellow teens on the beach in their bikinis, frolicking, confident of their skin's pulling power. I was wrapped in a towel on the sidelines, rigid with mortification. Modeling was definitely out for me, as I was also cursed with short legs. In order to survive this atrocity, I developed a personality. Only later in life did I see the benefits of having one, but during the low popularity ratings throughout my teens, I was devastated. To compensate, I married a tall person. 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        "raw_content": "In North Carolina, which ironically considers itself a bastion of traditional family values, 36 percent of our families do not have fathers present in their homes, 12th highest in the nation, and children living with single mothers are 20 times more likely to live below the poverty line.\nLocally, according to the Durham Health Department, over the last several years, the number of births to unmarried mothers has been approaching 50%.\n\u25aa Children raised by single parents are at a greater risk for drug and alcohol abuse, and boys are twice as likely to be arrested.\n\u25aa 85 percent of children with behavioral disorders don\u2019t have a father at home, and girls who grow up without fathers are at a much greater risk to become pregnant as teens.\n\u25aa Children who grow up without their fathers are twice as likely to repeat a grade or to be suspended. Elementary school children who showed violent behavior were 11 times more likely to not live with their fathers.\nPerhaps the definitive analysis was done by researchers at Harvard and the University of California Berkeley. They studied 40 million U.S. children and their parents, using federal income tax records between 1996 and 2012. The focus was on economic intergenerational mobility, or one\u2019s ability to \u201cmove up\u201d in our society. Five areas were studied: income inequality, racial segregation, school quality, social capital, and family structure. Result: family structure and stability showed the strongest positive connection with upward mobility.\nOver 50 years ago, a young assistant secretary of labor under President Johnson was asked to investigate the war on poverty and how best to address it. Daniel Patrick Moynihan\u2019s report was: \u201cThe Negro Family: The Case for National Action.\u201d\nMoynihan noted the deep connections between black poverty and children being raised in households headed by unmarried mothers \u2014 at that time about 25 percent. The report demonstrated that black children growing up without fathers reduced their chances of climbing out of poverty and attaining educational and economic success.\nThe reaction was furious. He was called a racist and some feminists criticized the report for being \u201cmale-centric\u201d. How dare a white man decry black women, they asked? Others demonized Moynihan, accusing him of \u201cblaming the victim.\u201d As a result, little was done for nearly 20 years.\nDuring this period, the problem of fatherless homes grew worse, especially, too, among whites and later Latinos as their population grew. In 1976, Moynihan was elected to the U.S. Senate from New York where he pushed for initiatives and programs for the War on Poverty.\nThere is much more acceptance of Moynihan\u2019s analysis now than when it appeared in 1965, but there are still those who simply do not want to address the issue.\nIn 2015, for example, the City of Durham spent months analyzing poverty in East Durham. Volunteers went door to door interviewing residents. But of the 70 questions asked, not one was related to family structure.\nThis community, this state and this nation need a wake-up call. I have perhaps an old-fashioned notion that we cannot solve a problem unless we first acknowledge and admit that we have one.\nMost of us in the Durham community understand and believe \u201cBlack Lives Matter.\u201d But to that, I would suggest we add the fundamental and vital concept that \u201cFathers Matter.\u201d\nEugene A. Brown served 12 years as a member of the Durham City Council.",
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        "raw_content": "Review: The Little Princess (With Shirley Temple, Anita Louise, Arthur Treacher, and Cesar Romero)\nShirley Temple and Arthur TreacherSome of my happiest memories of growing up are, not surprisingly, watching television with my father. My mother wasn\u2019t as into westerns, Gunsmoke, Abbott & Costello, Ironside, Matlock, or Perry Mason as we were. In fact, she somehow managed to read her romance novels the entire time we watched and discussed whatever beloved program we were watching at the time. She\u2019d look up every now and then to ask what was going on or what someone in particular had said\u2026 drove my dad nuts!\nThere was one movie star she would put her book down for and that was Shirley Temple. She absolutely loved Shirley Temple movies. There was, during this time, a program each Sunday morning called the Abbott and Costello Theater (I believe it was on TBS, but I\u2019m not certain of that). Many times, they would air a Shirley Temple movie instead of an Abbott and Costello one. My dad would grumble and, inevitably ask the same question, \u201cWHY BOTHER CALLING IT THE ABBOTT AND COSTELLO THEATER??!!\u201d\nIt really didn\u2019t matter to me, I was happy either way \u2013 but there was a definite difference of opinion with the folks. Mind you, he\u2019d watch the Shirley Temple movies with us and, while he\u2019d never admit it, he even enjoyed them.\nOne of my personal favorites was (and is) The Little Princess (1939). Shirley Temple plays Sara Crewe, a little girl who is left in a snooty exclusive home for girls, when her beloved father has to go to South Africa to fight in the Second Boer War.\nShirley Temple is, undoubtedly, adorable in The Little Princess and effectively pulls at every heart string. While the same can be said about every movie she appeared in, there\u2019s just something special about this role. When watching her scenes, you can\u2019t help but believe that she was extra fond of this role and film. Most of the time \u2013 especially when you watch enough of a star\u2019s films to become familiar with them \u2013 you can tell just how much an actor or actress loved or loathed a role and a film. I\u2019d be willing to bet that they young star got a real kick out of this movie.\nUndoubtedly she got a real kick out of her co-star Arthur Treacher as well. I know I always do. He actually starred in quite a few movies with Miss Temple. He always brings an air of happiness and fun with him to his roles and is one of the faces that comes to my mind when I hear the phrase scene stealer.\nIan Hunter (you may remember him as King Richard the Lion-Heart in 1938\u2019s The Adventures of Robin Hood) plays her loving father, Captain Crewe. Richard Green, Mary Nash (deliciously despicable!), Cesar Romero, and beautiful Anita Louise round out the cast.\nI particularly love Anita Louise in this movie. She\u2019s one of those stars who never seemed to reach the level of stardom I feel they should have. She was more than just lovely and she was even more than a very talented actress. There was a certain, unmistakable spark to her and a unique ability to have chemistry with everyone in the room. There are other actresses who didn\u2019t quite achieve the stardom they deserved (in my opinion, mind you) who had these exact same qualities \u2013 Dianne Foster and Lizabeth Scott are two that come to mind.\nRay Milland and George Sanders are a few actors that fall into this category for me. Like the ladies above, they certainly were successful and had wonderful careers. However, they don\u2019t have the \u201chousehold name\u201d status many\u2026. quite honestly\u2026. less talented and charismatic stars have.\nEven if the story wasn\u2019t wonderful (it is!), The Little Princess would be worth seeing for Shirley Temple, Anita Louise, and Arthur Treacher, alone. I guess that\u2019s easy for me to say because I have always approached movie-watching on a star-by-star basis. While there have been a few movies I\u2019ve sought out because they sounded fascinating \u2013 a solid 9 times out of 10, I seek out a movie because of an actor or actress in the cast.\nVery often, while watching a movie starring an all-time favorite (Rita Hayworth, for example), I\u2019ll \u201cmeet\u201d new favorites \u2013 then I simply must watch all of their movies as well. When they reach my much-ballyhooed (by me, anyway!) \u201call time favorite\u201d status, then their movies aren\u2019t just watched, they\u2019re collected on DVD. 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        "raw_content": "Since 1999, all of Beehive Handmade home & kitchenware products have been designed and produced from hand fabricated originals made by artists Sandra Bonazoli and Jim Dowd. All metalwork is handmade from high quality materials in the U.S.A.\nSHOP BEEHIVE HANDMADE PRODUCTS\nSandra Bonazoli and Jim Dowd are a couple that was brought together by their love of the craft of metalsmithing, working with hand tools, and making meaningful things. This was back when they were in art school, back when the idea of trying to earn a living making artwork seemed practically impossible.\nA few years later, while living in an old New England farmhouse they had an idea for a collection of metal kitchenware. They took their inspiration from the practical and beautiful vintage kitchenware that they found at flea markets and estate sales, and got to work designing a collection of cups, spoons, and utensils.\nWhen Sandra & Jim took their first samples to the American Craft Council show that winter, they never could have imagined the incredible response that the collection received. Realizing that they couldn't run a metalsmithing shop out of a farmhouse, Sandra & Jim moved their studio to a 19th century mill in Fall River, MA and partnered with a generations old silversmithing company near Providence, RI to help with production.\nIn 2014, they changed their name from Beehive Kitchenware to Beehive Handmade to reflect the expansion of their work into baby gifts, holiday ornaments, and jewelry. In 2015, Beehive Handmade moved to the historic harbor town of Bristol, RI.\nIn the years since 1999 when they first began producing their work, a few things have changed; Sandra & Jim finally finished renovating their vintage cottage and now work in a beautiful, light-filled studio, but the things that are important to them have not - making objects with meaning that are built to last. And finding time for long bike rides, and living and working close to the cool, blue, sparkling sea.\nBeehive Handmade is known for their collection of unique and functional kitchenware. Their heart shaped measuring spoons put them on the map over fifteen years ago, and they're still making handmade and heirloom quality kitchenware to this day.",
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        "raw_content": "What Do You Mean - The Unpardonable Sin?\nWHY Are Christians the 'Salt of the Earth'?\nCan you explain why Christ referred to His disciples as \"salt\"?\nJust who are you, really?\nDo you ever wonder what your specific purpose in life is? Do you sometimes have trouble figuring out exactly where you fit in the great scheme of things? Are there times when you simply don't feel useful or important to anyone, including yourself?\nIf you are a Christian, you should have no such identity crisis. Jesus Christ bought and paid for us with His own blood. He even now owns and uses us, as we allow Him to. 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About 14,000 uses are catalogued for salt, mostly in various industries.\nBut only 3 percent of the world's salt is used in the home. Think of the small amount of salt you use to season a meal. Just a dash \u2014 a few grains makes a big difference.\nIn Christ's day salt was not as available as it is now. Salt was once so valuable that it was used to pay the wages of Roman soldiers. We get the English word salary from this ancient practice of paying with salt.\nSalt was also used as payment in buying and selling Greek slaves; today people sometimes ask whether a person is \"worth his salt\" in evaluating him. The disciples would have understood the value and rarity of salt. So what did Christ mean when He called His disciples \"salt\"?\nJust this: God is not calling the whole world now, as Pastor General Herbert W. Armstrong has explained. \"No man can come to me,\" Christ said, \"except the Father which hath sent me draw him\" (John 6:44).\nGod is only working with a small group of people at this time. And God is only working with this \"little flock\" (Luke 12:32) to get a specific job done \u2014 preaching the Gospel of the coming Kingdom of God in all the world for a witness to all nations (Matt. 24:14).\nIn other words, true Christians are rare. God's true people, in whom the Spirit of God resides (Rom. 8:9), are far fewer in number than this world's \"Christianity\" recognizes. Christians are basically sprinkled across the earth like you would sprinkle salt across food \u2014 sparingly. But what a difference they make in the world!\nSo one thing we can learn from Christ's metaphor of salt is that our calling and commission are unique, important and highly valuable. It is a rare opportunity indeed to be called of God in this age.\nSalt, besides being used sparingly, is pure. Germs cannot live in it. The spiritual analogy should be clear: God's people are to be pure.\nAccording to Leviticus 2:13, salt was to be a part of all meat offerings. The salt, at least in part, was needed to symbolize that the sacrifice was pure.\nToday, Christians are to present themselves to God as living sacrifices (Rom. 12:1). We, as the \"salt of the earth,\" are to be just as pure.\nIf we are pure, the work we do is right (Prov. 21:8). Our very hearts should be pure (I Tim. 1:5), as should our consciences (I Tim. 3:9), our thoughts (Phil. 4:8) and our religion (Jas. 1:27).\nTo be spiritually pure means to be unadulterated with the ways of this world, its philosophies, its ways of doing business, its wrong pursuits and desires.\n\"There is a generation that are pure in their own eyes, and yet is not washed from their filthiness\" (Prov. 30:12). If we are constantly repentant and striving to live God's way, we are washed from our impurities \u2014 our sins \u2014 by the blood of Christ (I John 1:7-9). We are to come out of this world (Rev. 18:4) and live our lives in total devotion to God.\nIf we do, and endure to the end, we will be clothed with fine, clean, white linen \u2014 symbolic of righteousness or spiritual purity \u2014 at Christ's return. We will actually become members of the Family of God and the Bride of Christ (Rev. 19:8-9).\nAfter all, one of the first statements Christ made in this discussion with the disciples was, \"Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God\" (Matt. 5:8).\nSpices or flavors\nProbably the majority of us most commonly come in contact with salt as a condiment for our food. Think how salt, used properly, can add taste \u2014 and thereby pleasure \u2014 to a meal. The patriarch Job said: \"Can that which is unsavoury be eaten without salt? or is there any taste in the white of an egg?\" (Job 6:6).\nSalt, then, is symbolic as a spice or flavoring.\nIs your life as a Christian dull, tedious, a heavy burden, something bland and uneventful? It shouldn't be! Just as salt adds a wonderful dimension to the taste of food, the Christian life should be filled with interest, zip, hope and excitement.\nKing David urged: \"Let all those that put their trust in thee rejoice: let them ever shout for joy, because thou defendest them: let them also that love thy name be joyful in thee\" (Ps. 5:11). It is difficult to be joyful in God, as this verse says, if you are always depressed, worried about your physical circumstances, living in the past or dwelling on the negative aspects of your life.\nDavid was constantly joyful and singing praises to God (Ps. 63:5, 81:1, 95:1-2). The apostle Paul was \"exceeding joyful\" even in the face of tremendous tribulations (II Cor. 7:4). Joy is, after all, one of the fruits of God's Holy Spirit (Gal. 5:22).\nIf you are just enduring and not enjoying your life as a Christian, ask God for more of His Holy Spirit. Ask Him to let more of His joy flow through you and out to others. Develop your talents. Be as active as possible in fellowship with your brethren in God's Church and in service to everyone around you.\nIt should be a pleasure to be around us as God's people. We, as the \"salt of the earth,\" should be the most talented, positive, high-quality, \"turned-on\" people in the world. Just as salt gives a zest to food, we should have a powerful zest for life because we know our purpose and all we can accomplish.\nCreates thirst\nAs Christians we are to set a good example for the world around us and announce the good news of God's government coming to earth. As we do, just as salt produces physical thirst, we produce in those around us a spiritual thirst.\nPeople are to \"see your good works, and [therefore] glorify your Father which is in heaven,\" as Christ continued in Matthew 5:16. By our example and by the message we preach, we will leave this world without\" excuse before God. And after the terrible tribulation just ahead now, people will be willing \u2014 will actually be clamoring \u2014 to learn God's truth when it is offered to all mankind:\n\"And many people shall go and say, Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob; and he will teach us of his ways, and we will walk in his paths: for out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem\" (Isa. 2:3).\nThe world will be thirsting for God's truth with a thirst that we, in part, like salt, will have helped create. 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If our blood and body cells didn't contain a small amount of salt, we would die.\nCan you see the analogy? As Christians we have a vital role in preserving life on this earth. How?\nNotice Matthew 24:21-22. Describing the horrible time just ahead now, this passage says: \"For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be. And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened.\"\nIf not for a group of truly converted, faithful servants of God on this earth, God would have no reason to save mankind alive from the coming holocaust!\nTrue Christians are that group. Our job as the \"salt of the earth\" in this age is far more awesome than you may have realized.\nSalt has other uses, and we could draw other spiritual analogies from Christ's statement in Matthew 5:13.\nAs an essential article of diet, salt historically symbolized hospitality. Christians should be the world's most hospitable people.\nThe Old Testament uses the phrase \"covenant of salt\" (Num. 18:19, II Chron. 13:5). This phrase described an unbreakable alliance between friends. The covenant we made with God at baptism should be \"of salt\" \u2014 unbreakable. And we have the privilege of considering God our friend.\nDon't just read over the information in your Bible. God went to great lengths to produce and preserve this book for us today, and it is rich with spiritual truth. Look at all the meaning in just this one verse, Matthew 5:13.\nExamine the words in the Bible and make sure you know their definitions. Put all the scriptures on any one subject together to get the full implications. Meditate on what you read and ask God to give you more understanding of His Word.\nThe Bible is \"able to make thee wise unto salvation\" (II Tim. 3:15). Really study God's Word! It tells you who you are and what you are to be doing.\nGrow in grace and knowledge of God's truth, and truly become the \"salt of the earth\"!\nIn the same sentence in which He instructed His disciples that they were to be the \"salt of the earth,\" Christ warned that His followers should not \"lose their savor\":\n\"Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted? it is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden under foot of men\" (Matt. 5:13).\nSalt without any flavor is, indeed, good for little. But how does salt lose its savor? And what does this warning mean to Christians?\nSalt is an enduring mineral. It can last a long time and undergo a lot of pressure before its quality diminishes.\nThe deposits in salt mines, from which man obtains most of the salt used in the world, are thousands of years old. Yet the savor or taste is still there.\nEven refined salt can be stored for extended periods and retain its flavor. Though the salt may grow hard or lumpy, its \"salty\" quality remains. Salt cannot spoil. Dissolved in water, salt disappears, but its quality remains. Taste the water and you'll find that the salt is still there.\nSalt can also be subjected to extreme temperature. Even at 800 degrees Centigrade, the temperature at which it melts, salt still retains its particular chemical composition.\nSo how can the savor of salt be compromised or destroyed? Only if it reacts chemically with some other substance \u2014 if it is, so to speak, contaminated by some outside influence.\nThe salt used in Christ's day was often natural rock salt. This salt, when exposed to the rain, sun and air, could lose its saltiness. But the salt that was close to the rock remained protected and retained its savor.\nCan you see the implication for Christ's followers? Jesus said that though we must be in the world, we are not to be of the world (John 17:15-16).\nConsider this strong warning in Revelation 18:4: \"Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues.\"\nChoked by \"the cares of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, and the lusts of other things entering in,\" Christians can become unfruitful (Mark 4:19). As the \"salt of the earth,\" we can lose our savor, and are thereafter \"neither fit for the land, nor yet for the dunghill\" (Luke 14:35).\nHave you known members of God's Church who \"lost their savor\" and left the Body of Christ because they allowed themselves to be contaminated by this world?\nPerhaps they became obsessed with making money. Maybe they let the trials in their Christian lives overwhelm them. Or maybe they listened to the arguments and attacks of dissidents and detractors, and decided this was not God's Church.\nWhat about you? 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        "raw_content": "The reporting of head injuries is certainly more common than it was a generation ago. The main reason for this is probably due to a greater awareness and understanding of the symptoms. It remains vital though that all those attending hospitals are given appropriate treatment to identify the full extent of the injury and to maximise their recovery.\nThe recovery may be swift for many, with no lasting effects, but there are many cases where individuals never fully recover and require long term support. In either case, to optimise the outcome, good management of the patient is important.\nHead Injury Statistics\nIn 2015, Headway, the brain injury association, published its latest findings on the prevalence of brain injury across the UK. \u201cAcquired Brain Injury: The numbers behind the hidden disability\u201d which revealed that in a 12 month period during 2013 \u2013 2014, there were 348,934 admissions for traumatic brain injury. 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From time to time that guidance is reviewed and in 2014, NICE updated the guidelines for Head Injury, in the \u201cTriage, assessment, investigation and early management of head injury in children, young people and adults.\u201d\nImmediate medical action\nBeyond the guidance to the health professionals, there is also assistance to others, such as police, to encourage those who have sustained a head injury or know of others who have, to seek immediate medical advice. This is a long-standing recommendation and possibly reflects the greater awareness across society of the importance of reporting head injury. Such injuries are talked about openly, to examples being sportsmen George North and Luke Shaw.\nIdentifying the symptoms of head or brain injury\nThe first port of call for most people will be a call to the 999 emergency services. 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        "raw_content": "It could be that our male population takes more ED drugs. Also, in the U.S. one of the more-common reasons for priapism is sickle cell disease; it causes deformed red blood to get stuck in the penis, maintaining an erection. Sickle cell affects about 1 in 12 blacks and causes about 20 percent of ED cases seen in the ER. But more research needs to be done to find out what causes it in all cases.\nIf priapism does happen, there are effective treatments: Medications can be injected that help the blood drain, or stagnated blood can be extracted with a large needle.\nAnd if you are thinking about taking an ED medication, talk to your doctor about its risks and benefits for YOU. The medication has been life-changing for many couples, and many who use it feel lucky that it\u2019s available when needed.\nQ: When my boyfriend started a job in a veterinary office, he got a rabies vaccine. Now he tells me that I need to have my cat vaccinated against rabies, too. Is that really necessary?\nKimberly J., Rye, N.Y.\nA: It was a very good idea for your boyfriend to get a rabies vaccination, since he\u2019s working with animals all day. And by the way, Westchester County (which includes your hometown) ranks No. 1 in rabies cases in New York state.\nYou\u2019re required by state law (they vary from state to state) to have your cats, dogs \u2014 and ferrets! \u2014 vaccinated against rabies. And it\u2019s the widespread vaccination of pets that\u2019s made human rabies rare in the U.S. These days, nine out of 10 rabies cases in people are from wild animals, and half of those cases are from raccoons. You may remember in 2013, just down the road from you in New York City\u2019s Central Park, over 30 raccoons tested positive for rabies. (The sick raccoons were euthanized.) Out on Long Island, a vaccine-laden bait trail has immunized raccoon populations. These programs protect not just people, but their pets and other wildlife. There have been only 55 cases of rabies diagnosed in people in the U.S. since 1990.\nThe reason we do a pretty good job of keeping a lid on rabies fatalities here in the U.S. is because folks do get their pets vaccinated, and if someone gets bitten by a rabid or potentially rabid animal, a series of life-saving rabies vaccination shots are available.\nTravelers alert: In Asia, Africa and Latin America, however, rabies is a big problem. A highly regarded study just out from the University of Glasgow reports that worldwide, almost 60,000 people a year die because of rabies transmitted just by dogs. But besides dogs, coyotes, raccoons, bats, skunks, ferrets and foxes carry the virus. Untreated, it\u2019s fatal. So make sure your pets are vaccinated, and you and your boyfriend can start a new tradition: celebrating World Rabies Day, Sept. 28.",
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        "raw_content": "Delaware \u2014 Transportation\nDelaware Taxis and Car Rental\nTaxi service is available in all of the main tourist destinations, both along the coast and in the capital of Dover, but the reality of traveling around Delaware is that a rental car is a necessity if you plan to go anywhere outside of your main destination. It\u2019s easy to move around within the beach towns, but an excursion into Brandywine Valley requires private transportation.\nAll of the big name car rental firms have offices in Dover, Wilmington, and the main beaches, as well as at regional airports in Philadelphia or Washington, DC. Taxis are useful in the tourist areas, with companies like Yellow Cab (+1-302-658-4340) available for pick up 24 hours in Wilmington and Dewey Beach Taxi (+1-302-645-7766) servicing the Dewey and Rehoboth Beach areas. Taxis don\u2019t cruise the streets looking for fares so keep a couple of phone numbers handy if you need a taxi to come pick you up.\nDelaware Water Taxis\nThe Cape May-Lewes Ferry offers a unique way to travel between the southern part of New Jersey and the lower portion of the Delaware coast. The ferry is popular with day-trippers from Jersey, taking only about an hour and 10 minutes to complete the journey. The ferry is mainly designed for car traffic, so it\u2019s a drive-on, drive-off type of boat and it can hold 100 cars and 800 passengers.\nDelaware Trains and Buses\nDelaware\u2019s Wilmington is well-connected to the Eastern Seaboard via train. The Amtrak Northeast Corridor Line is the main long-distance route that stops at Wilmington, but there are also several stops at Wilmington every day on the regional Metroliner and Acela trains that run to nearby cities like Philadelphia and Baltimore. The train fares are reasonable and the trains much more comfortable than buses, offering a scenic way to reach Wilmington if you\u2019re already in a major city in the region. Wilmington\u2019s train station is located on the waterfront, at 100 South French Street, with a taxi rank on site.\nGreyhound buses are a cheaper and more versatile transportation option for travelers who don\u2019t plan to rent a car in Delaware. The Wilmington Transportation Center, just next to the Amtrak train station, is the main bus terminal in the state. Greyhound also stops at several other popular Delaware towns and has an extensive national network. Regional bus travel can also be made using the Peter Pan bus company as an alternative to Greyhound.\nPublic bus transportation in Delaware is limited to Wilmington and Rehoboth Beach. In Wilmington, the DART network runs throughout the city and as far as the historic town of New Castle and the two shopping malls. Wilmington\u2019s trolley is another option to travel between the Riverfront district and Rodney Square, passing by the Amtrak station. Fares are cheap and the entire route takes only 15 minutes to complete. There is also a useful summer DART shuttle line that runs between Georgetown and Lewes along the coast from mid-May to mid-September. The Jolly Trolley runs just between Rehoboth and Dewey Beach during the summer every 30 minutes from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.. Both the shuttle and trolley offer cheap fares.\nClick here to learn about Airports in Delaware",
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        "raw_content": "Exclusive Irish Interview With Samantha Power\nby Rosie McMeel\nWhether fighting for human rights or penning Pulitzer-worthy literature, the former US Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power is a force to be reckoned with. Rosaleen McMeel meets the Irish academic and mother-of-two to talk life after the White House.\nThe youngest-ever US Ambassador to the UN, Power became a leading voice internationally and the public face of US opposition to Russian aggression in Ukraine and Syria, negotiated sanctions against North Korea, lobbied to secure the release of political prisoners, and helped mobilise global action against ISIL.\nObama describes her as \u201cone of our foremost thinkers on foreign policy\u201d.\nAfter a resoundingly successful talk at the Abbey Theatre, the night before our interview, social media is abuzz, suggesting she run for office. She doesn\u2019t balk at the idea. \u201cI would, but I can\u2019t now. I really have to be around for my kids. I\u2019ve just spent eight years in the constant crunch of the National Security world and everything that entails.\u201d Normal life has taken a back seat for long enough. \u201cWhile I\u2019ve always tried to put my children first, it was a very challenging time for my family. Wherever I was, outside of our apartment at least, we had a very sturdy security presence, and while that had some advantages \u2013 I didn\u2019t have to find parking in New York \u2013 I didn\u2019t want my kids to be raised believing that it was normal to live in the Waldorf Astoria and be driven around.\u201d\nTo read the full interview, check out the Jan/Feb issue, on sale December 29.",
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        "raw_content": "Justin Allgaier adds name to IMS history 24 years after his first visit to historic track\nAllgaier was 8 when he attended the first Brickyard 400, gets emotional after winning Xfinity race\nJustin Allgaier adds name to IMS history 24 years after his first visit to historic track Allgaier was 8 when he attended the first Brickyard 400, gets emotional after winning Xfinity race Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://indy.st/2x3lp1N\nRob Peeters, IndyStar Published 3:07 p.m. ET Sept. 10, 2018\nJustin Allgaier wins the Xfinity 250 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Clark Wade/IndyStar\nLilly Diabetes 250 winner Justiin Allgaier celebrates with his wife Ashley, their daughter Harper Grace and member of his crew on the yard of bricks at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday, Sept.10, 2018. (Photo11: Eric Thieszen/for IndyStar, )Buy Photo\n\u201cI hope you recognize the magnitude of what we\u2019re about to do.\u201d\n\u2014 Ashley Allgaier to her daughter, Harper, just before she kissed the bricks with her dad, Justin, after winning the Lilly Diabetes 250.\nINDIANAPOLIS \u2013 Justin Allgaier was teary-eyed and choked up in the moments after winning the Lilly Diabetes 250.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been coming here a long time,\u201d he said after holding off JR Motorsports teammate Tyler Reddick and Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series regular Ryan Blaney, \"and to finally win here is pretty special.\"\nThe win was monumental for the 32-year-old from Illinois. A longtime fan of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, he recalled attending the first Brickyard 400 in 1994 and finally being able to see his first Indianapolis 500 in 1998.\nMore: Brickyard 400 live blog: Green flag waves at IMS\n\u201cWe sat in turn 1 all the way up at the top, and I remember the start of the race,\u201d said Allgaier, who was just 8 at the time. \u201cI was standing on the seat behind me so I could see over all the people. Hearing the roar of the cars and crowd \u2026 it was incredible.\u201d\nAfter years of coming to the historic track as a fan and dreaming of winning at the famed oval, Allgaier etched his name in the history books as a winner of the NASCAR Xfinity race.\nIt was the first time stock cars hit the track Monday morning. It was an early start time \u2014 10 a.m. \u2014 and it came with a sense of urgency and unknown.\nNASCAR Xfinity Series driver Justin Allgaier (7) celebrates after winning the Lilly Diabetes 250 NASCAR XFINITY Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Monday, Sept. 10, 2018. (Photo11: Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar, )\nRain washed out all track activity Saturday and Sunday forcing the postponement of the Lilly Diabetes 250, and it served as the first race of a 650 mile double-header at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.\nFew drivers knew what to expect without any practice or qualifying and using NASCAR's high-drag drafting package for just the second time.\nWhen it was over, there was a strong argument to continue seeing that package at IMS.\nThe race saw 14 official lead changes among nine drivers. Reddick felt as though drivers needed to time their passes perfectly in order to be successful.\n\u201cIf you try to make a pass at the wrong time you can find yourself losing several seconds a lap to the car in front,\u201d he said.\nReddick gave everything he had to pass his teammate, Allgaier, on the last lap. However Allgaier\u2019s car was too strong for Reddick to maneuver.\nWeather clears for NASCAR Xfinity Series' Lilly Diabetes 250\nNASCAR Xfinity Series driver Justin Allgaier (7) celebrates after winning the Lilly Diabetes 250 NASCAR XFINITY Series race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Monday, Sept. 10, 2018. Doug McSchooler/for IndyStar,\nJustin Alllgaier celebrates his fifth Xfinity victory with his daughter Harper Grace in Victory Circle at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on 9/10/18. Bob Goshert / For Indystar,\nNASCAR Xfinity Series driver Justin Allgaier (7) celebrates in victory circle after winning the NASCAR Xfinity Lilly Diabetes 250 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday, Sept.10, 2018. Kerry Keating/for IndyStar,\nHarper Grace Allgaier looks at her father Justin's trophy after winning the NASCAR Xfinity series Lilly Diabetes 250 race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday, Sept.10, 2018. Eric Thieszen/for IndyStar,\nLilly Diabetes 250 winner Justiin Allgaier celebrates with his wife Ashley, their daughter Harper Grace and member of his crew on the yard of bricks at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday, Sept.10, 2018. Eric Thieszen/for IndyStar,\nNASCAR Xfinity Series driver Justin Allgaier (7) waves the checkered flag after winning the NASCAR Xfinity Series' Lilly Diabetes 250 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Monday, Sept. 10, 2018. 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        "raw_content": "Stories made possible by Inmarsat\n13 January 2015: This year a small band of seven intrepid storytellers are experiencing one of the planet\u2019s most gruelling yet exciting adventures, sharing their stories as they go \u2013 made possible by Inmarsat.\nWe spoke to four of the race\u2019s Onboard Reporters (OBRs) about their experience and methods of storytelling at the extreme.\nThey are on the journey of their life with the Volvo Ocean Race \u2013 a 38,739 nautical mile odyssey that pushes people, technology and engineering to the limit, and has allowed a new generation of journalists to bring the most remote places on earth to screens in our homes and in our pockets.\nDedicated reporters\nThese dedicated OBRs are on each of the Volvo Ocean 65 race boats using Inmarsat\u2019s global satellite communications network to transmit video, photos and blogs to fans around the world, from places thousands of miles away from land.\nThe OBRs\u2019 main challenge in the race is to survive some of the most uncomfortable living and working conditions imaginable, while still operating as world class photographers, film makers and writers.\nSadly, since we recorded these interviews, life for Brian Carlin, OBR on Team Vestas Wind, took an even more extreme turn for the worse when during Leg 2 of the Volvo Ocean Race from Cape Town to Abu Dhabi, the boat grounded on a reef north east of Mauritius.\nThe crew were forced to abandon the boat \u2013 a dramatic moment captured by Brian Carlin and shared with the world via Inmarsat\u2019s BGAN service which you can watch here. Just another incredible story made possible by Inmarsat.\nEach of the race boats is kitted out with Inmarsat\u2019s flagship Maritime services including FleetBroadband 500, FleetBroadband 250 and Inmarsat C for safety. In addition an IsatPhone 2 is stored in the boats\u2019 liferaft grab packs.\nThe six remaining teams are currently en route to Sanya, China, having set sail from Abu Dhabi on Leg 3 of the race on 2 January. Catch up on all the latest live news feeds from the OBRs on the dedicated \u2018Crew Communications made possible\u2019 section of our Volvo Ocean Race website.",
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        "raw_content": "Faith & Tradition in Rzeszow\nRabbis of Rzesz\u00f3w\nBy Abba Appelbaum\nIt is a city on the Wis\u0142ok River in central Galicia. It had a Jewish community from ancient times. According to the details written in the Holy Ark of the Old Synagogue, the building was built in the year 5105 (1345). It seems from this that at that time, there was already a large enough community that was capable of building such a significant building. There were two other ark covers in that synagogue, from the years 5440 and 5469 (1680\u00961700). There was another synagogue in the new city called Wola, a large Beis Midrash filled with ancient books of great value, and a large Kloiz for those who worshipped according to the Nusach Sephard rite. Aside from these, there were about 20 minyanim [prayer quorums] and 30 societies involved in communal needs, such as: Bikur Cholim [tending to the sick], Beit Osef for the elderly, Dorshei Tov [Seekers of Good], Nosei Sevel [Bearers of the Burden], and other similar ones. The Jews earned their livelihoods from commerce and various trades.\nThe rabbis of Rzesz\u00f3w: The city of Rzesz\u00f3w sent delegates from among the communal leaders to the Council of the Four Lands during the 16th century. There are two monuments in the cemetery. One of them contains the following inscription: Here is buried the lofty leader, a head, captain and leader of the Council of the Four Lands and the community, the philanthropist our rabbi Azriel the son of Rabbi Yehuda of blessed memory. Died on the 27th of Adar 5316 (1555). The second one is as follows: the leader and the captain, a head of the Council of the Four Lands, Pinchas the son of Rabbi Azriel of holy blessed memory. He died on the 8th of Iyar, 5352 (1592). Apparently he was the son of the first one. Rabbi Aharon Shmuel Kaidanover was accepted as the rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w. He was the author of \u0093Birchat Hazevach\u0094 who was also a rabbi in Frankfurt am Main and Amsterdam. He was followed by Rabbi Mordechai, who had been a rabbi in the city of Podhajce. In 1685, the rabbi was Rabbi Moshe, who issued an approbation for the book Zechor Leavraham. He was followed by Rabbi Shneur the son of Rabbi Chanoch, who wrote an approbation for the book Gvurot Anashim (he died on the 27th of Sivan, 5459 / 1799). After him Rabbi Shmuel Halevi the son\u0096in\u0096law of Rabbi Yitzchak of Posen, the rabbi of the Magen Avraham, was chosen as rabbi. At that time, the head of the Yeshiva in Rzesz\u00f3w was the famous rabbi, Rabbi Yaakov Reisher, the author of Chok Yaakov and the Shvut Yaakov Responsa book, as is apparent from his approbation on the Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim section with the commentary of Ben Nota and Leket Hakemach. The following rabbis served in Rzeszow after them: Rabbi Aryeh Leib the son of Rabbi Shmuel the son of Rabbi Heshel the head of the rabbinical court of Krakow, known as Rabbi Leib Amsterdamer. After him was Rabbi Dovber the son of Rabbi Aryeh Leib the head of the rabbinical court of the community of Zamosz. When he was summoned to the city of Lw\u00f3w, he was replaced by Rabbi Aharon the son of Rabbi Yehuda Leib Itinga. At that time, the head of the Yeshiva was Rabbi Tzvi the son of Rabbi Yehuda, the author of the commentary Gaon Tzvi on tractate Bava Metzia. After them Rabbi Yitzchak Chaim Blumenfeld was the rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w, followed by his son Rabbi Yechezkel Tzvi, who led his congregation for approximately 45 years (he died on the 19th of Kislev 5616 / 1856). During the latter period (1871\u00961873) Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Ornstein served as the rabbi, after he had been deported from the city of Brisk Litovsk by the government. He was a grandson of the author of Yeshuot Yaakov. He did not last long in Rzesz\u00f3w, for after the death of Rabbi Yosef Shaul Nathanson, he was called to fill his place in Lw\u00f3w, where he lived until his death.\nDembitzer, Klilat Yofi: Friedberger Luchot Zicharon, page 319\u0096320, section 9 Otzar Yisrael Encyclopedia, third edition.\nThe City and its Rabbis\nby Rabbi Moshe Kamelhar\nPhoto page 72: uncaptioned. Rabbbi Kamelhar.\nA. The Early Kehilla\nFrom among the famous cities in Poland from the period where Poland was known as \u0093The finest repository of Torah and religion from the days that G\u0096d left Ephraim and Judea\u0094 the city of Rzesz\u00f3w is also mentioned in the various documents and sources that testify to the importance of the community and its notables, rabbis, and leaders. In this article, I do not intend to arouse once again the historical debate regarding the date of the beginning of Jewish settlement in Rzesz\u00f3w. If we assume that the continued settlement of Jews from Germany in the Slavic lands laid the groundwork for Poland to become a Jewish metropolis with the passage of time, it is possible to determine that those deportees who were deported or were always in danger of deportation from Germany, Bohemia and Moravia settled in Rzesz\u00f3w just as they had settled in Krakow and Lw\u00f3w, for Rzesz\u00f3w is halfway between those two ancient communities. With this assumption, it is possible that there were already Jews in Rzesz\u00f3w at the beginning of the 15th century, and that they had already founded a community there with all the institutions connected to it.\nTwo gravestones in the ancient cemetery, the first of \u0093The lofty leader, a head, captain and leader of the country, Rabbi Azriel the son of Rabbi Yehuda of blessed memory\u0094 who died on the 27th of Adar 5316, which is 1555, and the second of \u0093the head, captain, chief and leader of the Council of the Four Lands, Pinchas the son of Rabbi Azriel of holy blessed memory,\u0094 who died on the 8th Adar 5352, which is 1592, strengthen our theory. These gravestones could be deciphered, whereas most of the gravestones in the old cemetery were impossible to decipher, for not even a trace of lettering remains on them. Many of sunk into the ground from age, as I have seen with my own eyes.\nSince the second gravestone mentions that the deceased was a leader of the Council of the Four Lands, it is worthwhile to present a brief survey of the essence of the Council of the Four Lands, its authority, and the autonomy granted to that council for a period of over 200 years. Many of the personalities whom I will describe further on played a significant role in that council.\nIn the year 5300 \u0096 1540, a proclamation emanated from King Zygmunt I that every province of the States of Greater and Lesser Poland as well as Red Russia should each choose two people, from among the leaders of the cities of Krakow, Poznan, and Lw\u00f3w, who will be called the administrators of the state.\nThey are to always gather on the market day in the fair of Grosnitz of the district of Lublin and the end of the winter, and in the Jaros\u0142aw fair at the end of the summer. They had to oversee communal affairs and the imposition of taxes, judge monetary matters between merchants who visited the fairs, and proclaim enactments on matters of religion. They also had to supervise the retaining and appointments of rabbis and Yeshiva heads in every city. At first, the administrators of the council were chosen from only the three countries of Greater and Lesser Poland and Red Russia, therefore it was called the Council of the Three Lands of Poland (Tzemach David end of Section A / Responsa of Mahara\u0094m of Lublin section 88). However, in the year 5340 \u0096 1580 the states of Volhynia and Lithuania were added, and it became the Council of the Five Lands (see the book Netivot Olam of the Mahara\u0094l of Prague and the response of the Gaon of Poznan from the year 5348 \u0096 1588, as well as the ledgers of the city of Krakow from the year 5340 \u0096 1583 [1]). We should note that the Kingdom of Poland was divided into five different states: Greater Poland with the capital of Poznan; Lesser Poland with the capital of Krakow; Red Russia, which is Eastern Galicia and also known as Podolia with the capital of Lw\u00f3w; the State of Wolhynia with the capital of Ludmir, and the State of Lithuania with the capital of Brisk. In the year 5383 \u0096 1623, Lithuania ceded and formed its own council called the Council of the Communities of the State of Lithuania. From that time, the council consisted of four lands, and was known as such until the last day of the year 5525 \u0096 1764.\nAside from the Council of the Four Lands, a special council existed in each state, in which leaders of that state convened in one of the cities of the district to oversee communal affairs and internal matters affecting them alone. This was known as the Regional Council. The chief communities of each state chose their own leaders. In the State of Lesser Poland where the Krakow District was located, they were called the Heads of the Regional Community. In the state of Greater Poland where the Poznan District was located, they were called the Regional Leaders, and in the State of Red Russia where the Lw\u00f3w District was located they were called the Leaders of the State. In addition to all of these, three other administrators were elected. They were great and important people who were called the Heads of the State.\nVarious sources of information shed light on the heavy taxes that were imposed on the Jews in various periods, as a result of the invasion of various enemies\nsuch as the Tatars, the Swedes, and the Cossacks who penetrated Poland to plunder and pillage. At the convention of the city of Rzesz\u00f3w in the year 5422 \u0096 1662, there was an apportioning of tax amounting to 105,000 zloty imposed on all the Jews of Poland in order to give a gift. That convention also adjudicated several other disputes between the Council of the Four Lands with various councils as well as with the Council of the State of Lithuania.\nIn an announcement from May 10, 1662 (21 Iyar, 5422), the Minister of Finance Jan Kraszinski demanded that the leaders and each Jewish community of Poland enter negotiations and settle up by the Feasts of John the Baptist (June 24, 1662 \u0096 7 Tammuz 5422) the aforementioned tax sum that was imposed on them by the recent Sejm [Polish parliament] that had convened in Warsaw as well as the current Sejm for the aforementioned gift. The aforementioned sum was to be collected and paid in accordance to the apportioning that was conducted by the Council of Rzesz\u00f3w, with the agreement of the \u0093Jewish leaders and chief secretary\u0094 (the heads of the Council of the Four Lands and the Trustee of the House of Israel of the Four Lands), and to bring it to the treasury via the Lw\u00f3w Commissar.\nWe noted the dispute between the leaders of the leaders of the Council of the Lands and the leaders of the Council of Lithuania. This dispute was based on sums of money that were owed by the leaders of Lithuania over and above the sums that were collected, as well as on the claim that the leaders of Lithuania no longer wish to participate with the Council of the Lands of Poland. Deliberation over these matters was postponed at the convention of Rzesz\u00f3w until the year 5430 \u0096 1670. During that convention in Rzesz\u00f3w, the \u0093Hameorot Hagedolim\u0094 [Great Lights] decision was issued, stating that every resident of Poland, even an individual, has a right to seize property from a particular community or district in order to service his debt that he has to a particular community. Apparently, many decisions were issued at the conference of Rzesz\u00f3w in the year 5422 \u0096 1662 about matters that were related to the Lands of Poland and Lithuania.\nRabbi Moshe the son of Rabbi Yitzchak Izak Charif of Rzesz\u00f3w was among the most important and prominent people who participated in the decisions of the Council of the Four Lands. He was one of the arbitrators in the dispute with the leaders of Lithuania, that is to say, the notables of Brisk along with the communities of Horodno, Pinsk, and Vilna. The dispute between these cities lasted a long time, and it was only resolved through a special, explicit decree from King Jan Sobieski demanding the resolution of the dispute by bringing it to a court composed of four rabbis of the aforementioned communities, two leaders of Brisk and in addition \u0093Three Jewish rabbis from the Kingdom.\u0094 One of these was Rabbi Moshe the son of Rabbi Yitzchak Charif of Rzesz\u00f3w.\nThe leaders of Rzesz\u00f3w were also summoned to court at the convention of Jaros\u0142aw in the year 5432 \u0096 1672 since a ban had been imposed on them with regard to the border, and that they were not careful about their signatures. The issue of the border was that each Land in Poland and Lithuania had the authority to forbid the entry of merchants from a different Land during the fairs. In the Ledger of the State of Lithuania, entry 740 from the year 5430 \u0096 1670 states, \u0093If anyone comes from Poland to Brisk or to any other community on the border, there is permission to compromise with him and to pay up to 30 zloty so that he would not travel to Lithuania. This is written in the ledger of the head of the community. etc.\u0094 Apparently, the merchants of Rzesz\u00f3w transgressed this ban, and therefore were themselves placed under ban. At that time, the shamash Reb Zalman of the community was summoned to court for \u0093refusing the leaders of the Lands of Warsaw, so he is forbidden from serving as shamash in that community and in any Land until he accepts upon himself the verdict of the convention of Jaros\u0142aw.\u0094\nThe position of shamash was very important during that period. The shamash was a sort of middleman between the merchants who came to commercial cities and fairs in various places. In a source from the year 5499 \u0096 1738 given to the shamash Reb Yehuda Leib, the shamash of the Land of Russia, in the city of Breslau, began to persecute the shamash Reb Wolf Zelig of the city of Rzesz\u00f3w and Rabbi Yehoshua Segal of Krakow, the head of the rabbinical court of Ciechan\u00f3w. He was the son of the rabbi and Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Segal the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w and the father of the Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak the head of the rabbinical court of Dobromyl until he was appointed rabbi of Ciechan\u00f3w. At the end of his life, he was the rabbi of Siemiatycze. When he was in Dobromyl, he issued an approbation for the book \u0093Brit Shalom\u0094 (24 Tishrei 5473 \u0096 1712); in Ciechan\u00f3w on the book \u0093Chukei Derech\u0094 (15 Shvat 5488 \u0096 1723; and in Siematycze on the book \u0093Yezamercha Kavod\u0094 (6 Elul 5492 \u0096 1732). He was the rabbi of the Gaon Rabbi Shaul the head of the rabbinical court of the Hague, who was the son\u0096in\u0096law of the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib the head of the rabbinical courts of G\u0142og\u00f3w, Tarnopol, Rzesz\u00f3w, and Amsterdam, the son\u0096in\u0096law of the Chacham Tzvi. As a trustee of the House of Israel of the Four Lands, he wrote a letter on Sunday 24 Tevet 5499 \u0096 1739 to Rabbi Yehuda Leib the shamash of the Land of Russia in Breslau, advising him to take the second shamash Rabbi Wolf Zelig of Rzesz\u00f3w under his protection so that he would not be deported from the city along with the rest of the Jews. Rabbi Yehoshua noted in his letter \u0093that everyone praises the heir of Rabbi Wolf Zelig, and about him (Rabbi Yehuda Leib) complaints have already been heard from many merchants who have requested that the leaders and trustees of the Four Lands become involved in the matter. He protected him because he was concerned for his honor, and therefore it is my hope that he will do good for him and fulfil my request.\u0094 This document, located in the civic archives of Breslau, is written in the German Language. From it, we can deduce the importance of the shamash Rabbi Wolf Zelig. There are no words in the mouths of the leaders of Lw\u00f3w to describe his greatness. Rabbi Yehuda Leib, the first shamash of Breslau, was under the authority of the Land of Russia, headed by Lw\u00f3w, and therefore they turned to their own shamash and reprove him for the deeds that relate to him, for he was among the \u0093evil ones of Jewish lineage\u0094 who caused the deportation of most of the Jews from Breslau, with the shamashim only able to choose five Jews to be under their protection. They threaten Rabbi Yehuda Leib with all sorts of punishments if he does not rectify his deeds, and especially to stop Rabbi Wolf Zelig of Rzesz\u00f3w. After the leaders of Lw\u00f3w, the letter was certified by the rabbi of G\u0142og\u00f3w, who later served as the rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w, Rabbi Aryeh Leib. It concludes \u0093that we will write to all the leaders of all the Lands, and all will agree with us completely.\u0094\nRzesz\u00f3w belonged to Prince Lubomirski. In a letter from December 11, 1678, he turned to the prince who was the Wojewoda [governor] of the Land of Russia, demanding that the city council of Breslau not force the Jews of Rzesz\u00f3w who were subject to him to pay the debt of the \u0093leaders of the Jews of the Kingdom of Poland.\u0094\nThe Jews of Rzesz\u00f3w had strong business connections with Breslau, and we can surmise with respect to the debt that \u0093the Jewish community of the Kingdom of Poland (Council of the Four Lands) admitted in the year 1676 that it owed Krystof Bressler of Breslau a sum of 12,120 Reichstaler.\u0094 They were obligated to pay the debt within 12 years. Apparently they were derelict in their payments, so they wanted to force the merchants of Rzesz\u00f3w who were the most recognizable in Breslau to pay this debt. This was the cause of the approach to the prince, as is described above.\nIn the year 5447 \u0096 1687, the authorities confirmed for the second time regarding the community\nOpat\u00f3w from the \u0093Leaders and Captains of the Four Lands, to not accept any person to live amongst them.\u0094 They are given permission to deport anyone who came there against their will, for everyone knows that the community of Opat\u00f3w only has one street, and it is impossible for them to expand their bounds. It would be sufficient if they be uprooted from their homes, and they should not establish themselves on the land or under the heavens.\u0094 Among the signatories of this power of attorney was Rabbi Azriel of Rzesz\u00f3w, the source for the aforementioned ban. This was because the city of Opat\u00f3w was under the ownership of the landowner Siedlowicki. The time of the beginning of Jewish settlement in Opat\u00f3w is obscure. According to estimates, there were already Jews there in 1518. However, the main settling began in 1634, when a Jewish quarter was set up, in which Jews of the lower classes settled on the account of a payment from the community. In the middle of the 17th century, when a number of Jews of the various communities began to stream into Opat\u00f3w, the place became too crowded to take them all in. The authorities did not grant them permission to expand their boundaries or to move from the narrow street to a broader one. Therefore the heads of the community saw themselves as forced to request \u0093the law of the community\u0094 from the Council of the Four Lands \u0096 that means to give them a power of attorney that additional Jewish settlement there would be dependent on receiving a permit from the community.\nRegarding the identity of the aforementioned Rabbi Azriel from Rzesz\u00f3w, Y. Halperin, the author of the book \u0093Pinkas of the Council of Four Lands\u0094 bases it on the date that is engraved on the monument that the Rzesz\u00f3w resident Mr. Abba Appelbaum found in the old cemetery (mentioned earlier) of Rabbi Azriel the son of Rabbi Yehuda from the year 5316 \u0096 1556 (Otzar Yisrael volume 9, page 319). He writes that information on Jews in Rzesz\u00f3w dates only from 1550. During the entire 16th century and even during the 30 years following, there were no more than seven Jewish families there! The source of this is from Panckowski's book \u0093History of the City of Rzesz\u00f3w\u0094 that references the archives of the city of Rzesz\u00f3w. Therefore, he identifies Rabbi Azriel the son of Rabbi Yehuda with the Rabbi Azriel who signed the aforementioned power of attorney in 5447 \u0096 1687. To the extent that I knew the writer and historian Reb Abba Appelbaum, it would be an injustice to attribute such a serious error in dates to him, for how is it possible to identify Rabbi Azriel the son of Rabbi Yehuda who died on the 27th of Adar 5316 \u0096 1556 with the Rabbi Azriel who signed the aforementioned document 122 years later. An error such as this in deciphering a gravestone inscription would not have been made by Reb Abba Appelbaum, and he remains with his authority. I am uncertain if it is possible to rely on the writer Sanckowski regarding this, for it is possible to assume that there were Jews in Rzesz\u00f3w even before the date that he gives to us. These would have been from among the Jews deported from the lands of Kaiserish Germany, such as Bohemia and Moravia. They would have been the ones who founded their community in Krakow and also reached Rzesz\u00f3w, where they laid down the foundations of the community similar to other communities that already existed in their country.\nI will mention here some of the important parnassim [administrators] in the city of Rzesz\u00f3w who were signatories to various decisions of the Council of the Four Lands. Rabbi Yisrael Krakower signed the ban on importing printed books from outside of Poland. This ban was issued by the Council of the Four Lands in the year 5459 \u0096 1698. One of the most important parnassim of the Council of the Four Lands was Reb Yitzchak Chazak the Physician Fortis. He first lived in Lw\u00f3w and Jaros\u0142aw, and later purchased a house in Rzesz\u00f3w and settled there as the in\u0096house physician of Prince Lubomirski in Rzesz\u00f3w and Baron Potocki of nearby Le\u00c5\u00bcajsk. In 1671, he was appointed as a servant to the king. He played important roles in Jewish communal life. He became an in\u0096law to the parnas Rab Avraham Chaim Heilprin of Lublin who married off the son of Reb Yaakov Chaim to the daughter of the \u0093famous, expert physician.}\nA document in the German Language remains in the civic archives of the city of Breslau to which Y. Halperin refers in his book \u0093Pinkas of the Four Lands.\u0094 Dealing with the complaint of the shamash Reb Yehuda the son of Reb Mordechai, the shamash of the district of Russia Lw\u00f3w against a certain man named Yaakov the son of Reb Simcha of Olkusz who attempted to encroach on Breslau. It gave \u0093support to the claim of Reb Yehuda Leib to remain on his guard.\u0094 Among others, three residents of the city of Rzesz\u00f3w signed: Rabbi Moshe of Rzesz\u00f3w, the son of the rabbi of the community of Pinczew, Reb Lipman Priester of Rzesz\u00f3w, and also Reb Avraham Yitzchak Chazak the physician. The date was Tuesday the 5th of Adar, 5484 \u0096 1724. Further with regard to that matter, the Council of the Four Lands published a verdict at the convention in the community of Jaros\u0142aw on 12th of Elul 5484 regarding the employment of the aforementioned shamash and his signature \u0093along with the other leaders and chieftains of the Four Lands in the Kingdom of Poland,\u0094 Shlomo the son of the head of the rabbinical court Rabbi Moshe of Rzesz\u00f3w and Avraham Yitzchak Chazak the Physician. In various documents, we meet the aforementioned Rabbi Shlomo regarding the tax payments of the city of Le\u00c5\u00bcajsk from the year 5479 \u0096 1719. We cannot identify him for we know that in the rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w, the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Halevi died in the year 5478 \u0096 1718, and Rabi Shlomo signed as the son of Rabbi Moshe, the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w in the year 5478 \u0096 unless two rabbis served at one time. Rabbi Shlomo the son of Rabbi Moshe of holy blessed memory of Rzesz\u00f3w is also among those who agreed to publish and support the author of the book \u0093Damesek Eliezer.\u0094 During the convention of the leaders and chieftains of the Four Lands on the 18th of Elul 5481 \u0096 1721 in Rychwa\u0142. In an announcement issued in the merit of Rabbi Yochanan Eibeschitz that was given at the convention of Jaros\u0142aw from the year 5514 \u0096 1754 he signed along with Rabbi Dov Berish the son of the Gaon of Zamosc who lived in the community of Krasnik, and later became the rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w. From there, he was accepted as the head of the Yeshiva of Lw\u00f3w around the year 5519 \u0096 1759. At the convention of Jaros\u0142aw in the year 5484 \u0096 1724 his father the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib signed, among other things, an agreement to republish the book \u0093Yefei Toar\u0094 on the Midrash Rabba. At the same time, the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib the son of Rabbi Shaul who lived in the community of Rzesz\u00f3w also issued an approbation to the book. He was the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh\u0096Leib the son\u0096in\u0096law of the Chacham Tzvi. We will write more about him later.\nB. The Rabbis of the Community of Rzesz\u00f3w\nIn his introduction to his response book \u0093Yad Eliahu\u0094 (Amsterdam 5472 \u0096 1712), the Gaon Rabbi Eliahu of Lublin, he writes: Then, at the time of \u0093G\u0096d ascends in the holy convention in the countries of Poland and Lithuania in the meeting of the shepherds.\u0094 The delegates stood in their full strength, and the more honorable communities, Rzesz\u00f3w among them, sent their delegates to the place of the convention. That community had its honor and also always sent its parnassim and rabbis to the conventions. We do not know the name of the first rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w. However, among the first rabbis, was the famous, sharp rabbi and Gaon Rabbi Aharon Shmuel the son of the chieftain Rabbi Yisrael Keidanover, known as the Maharsha'k. He was the relative of the rabbi and Gaon rabbi Yehoshua of Krakow the author of \u0093Pnei Yehoshua\u0094 and \u0093Meginei Shlomo\u0094 (who is mentioned in his book \u0093Birchat Hazevach\u0094 Chapter 2 of Temura). He was the student of the rabbi and Gaon Rabbi Yaakov of Lublin and his very sharp son who was known as Rabbi\nHeshel. The Maharsha'k was a member of the head of the rabbinical court of the author of \u0093Chelkat Mechokek\u0094 of the city of Vilna. At the time of the tribulations of the year 5415 (1655) he also went with the exiles of Vilna and wandered from place to place. According to the testimony of his son Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch the author of the book \u0093Kav Hayashar\u0094 (Frankfurt am Main 5443 \u0096 1683) in his introduction to the book of his father \u0093Birchat Shmuel\u0094 on the Torah, he writes: He currently disseminates Torah in the city of Luz, Austria (perhaps this refers to the city of Linz, for in his introduction to the book \u0093Nachalat Tzvi\u0094 printed in Venice in the year 5451 \u0096 1691 he signed: Aharon Shmuel who currently lives in the community of \u0093Luz\u0094 in the Country of Austria). Later, he was accepted to the community of Furth and the community of Nikolsburg. \u0093A bud blossoms and flower blooms in the large, holy community of G\u0142og\u00f3w, and he gave to the holy community of Rzesz\u00f3w and all the people of the country.\u0094 The intention was certainly for the entire region of Rzesz\u00f3w. From there, he was accepted to the rabbinical seat of the major Jewish city of Frankfurt am Main. At the end of his days, he ascended the rabbinical seat of the community of Krakow. He did not last long there, for when he traveled to the regional convention in the city of Chmeilnik, his pure soul ascended heavenward on Tuesday 19th of Tammuz, 5436 \u0096 1676. There is no agreement among historians regarding the year of his death. In his book \u0093Kirya Neemana\u0094, Sh. Y. Fin lists the date of his death as 5438 \u0096 1678. His in\u0096law the rabbi and author of \u0093Shaar Efraim\u0094 the Chid'a mentions in his book \u0093Shem Gedolim\u0094 that he died in the year 5439 \u0096 1679. He was replaced by a rabbi named Rabb Hertz, who perhaps was the son of the daughter of the Ba'ch.\nWe do not know the time of his residency in Rzesz\u00f3w. Perhaps he ended up in Rzesz\u00f3w during the time that he was in exile from Vilna, and from there he moved to the large and important cities that I noted above. It is also worthwhile to point out that the community of Rzesz\u00f3w always desired to have famous rabbis and Gaonim, whose renown was already established, serve as rabbis of the city, such as the rabbi and Gaon Rabbi Gavriel of Krakow, the head of the rabbinical court of Olkusz in Poland, and who also had been the head of the rabbinical court of Prague, Metz, Rzesz\u00f3w and Nikolsburg. He was chosen as the rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w and signed the approbation to the book \u0093Orach Chaim\u0094 with the \u0093Magen Avraham\u0094 commentary that was printed in Direnfort: \u0094the head of the rabbinical court and the head of the Yeshiva of the community of Metz, who had previously served in the community of Prague and now was accepted to the community of Rzesz\u00f3w.\u0094 However, he also did not accept the rabbinical position of Rzesz\u00f3w. He went to Nikolsburg, where he died on 2 Adar I 5478 \u0096 1718. He wrote an approbation for the book \u0093Shabta Derigla,\u0094 printed in Furth in the year 5459 \u0096 1699, and a year earlier, on the book \u0093Ohel Yaakov\u0094 on Agadot [rabbinic lore]. He was also the arbitrator from Poznan and its district, and when the Gaonim of the Council of the Four Lands agreed at the convention of Jaros\u0142aw to ban the printing of new books, especially books on exegesis, he too was numbered among the Gaonim of the Lands in the State of Poland in the year 5448 \u0096 1688. Later, in Rzesz\u00f3w, they made efforts to get the Gaon Rabbi Yehuda Leiv, the author of the book \u0093Shagat Aryeh and Kol Shachal\u0094 as the rabbi. He himself was a great rabbi, aside from his connections as the grandson of the Bac'h. However, he did not accept the rabbinate of Rzesz\u00f3w for his own reasons. The community of Rzesz\u00f3w always aspired toward such great people. Prior to the year 5488 \u0096 1728, the rabbi, Gaon, and Kabbalist Rabbi Shneur the son of Rabbi Chanoch was the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w. He died there in the year 5459 \u0096 1699.\nC. The Rabbi and Gaon Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi and his sons\nLater, the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi the head of the rabbinical court of Miedzyrzec was accepted as rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w. Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi was the son of the famous parnas of the Council of the Four Lands Rabbi Avraham HaLevi, who was the son\u0096in\u0096law the wondrous Gaon Rabbi Yehoshua the head of the rabbinical court of Krakow, and the author of the book \u0093Pnei Yehoshua and Meginei Shlomo,\u0094 and son\u0096in\u0096law of Rabbi Yitzchak the head of the rabbinical court of Poznan, who was renowned in his generation. Before he was accepted as the head of the rabbinical court of Krakow, he served as the head of the rabbinical court in Horodno, Tyktin, and Przemysl, and he was the head of the rabbinical court of the outskirts of the city of Lw\u00f3w. The grandson of the aforementioned Gaon Rabbi Elyakim Getz the rabbinical judge served in Krakow from the years 5399 \u0096 5408 (1639\u00961648). In his introduction to the book \u0093Meginei Shlomo\u0094 he writes the following words: \u0093Know my masters that my grandfather the Gaon of blessed memory told his students during his lifetime that Rashi of blessed memory came to him, showed him the picture in his own person, with great joy, and said \u0093Fortunate are you in this world, and it will be good for you in the World To Come, for you saved me from the mouths of sharp, brave lions, the Tosafists of blessed memory. I will come to greet you in the World To Come with all of my students.\u0094 Approximately a half a year before his death, when the great people of the Jewish community of Krakow were with him, he said to them \u0093Make way for our rabbi, the light of our eyes, the Gaon Rashi of blessed memory, Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, who came to me along with all his holy ones, and accepted me with joy to show me the way of life when I stood at his right hand to respond to the questions that the Tosafot asked on his commentary.\u0094 Therefore, he called his book \u0093Meginei Shlomo\u0094 [The protector of Shlomo] as is noted in the book \u0093Tzemach David.\u0094 \u0093When I hear with my ears, and our fathers told us that they understood the matter completely when they were in the community of Krakow, and the men of truth told me in the manner of great divisiveness.\u0094 Rabbi Yehoshua HaLevi was born in Vilna around the year 5353 \u0096 1593, and died on the 27th of Av, 5408 \u00961648. He is buried in Krakow.\nRabbi Shmuel HaLevi the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w attended the rabbinical convention in Jaros\u0142aw in the year 5460 \u0096 1700. There, they agreed to the publication of the book of his grandfather the Gaon, and he signed it as Shmuel the son of my master, my father Avraham Chuna of the community of Rzesz\u00f3w, the grandson of the aforementioned Gaon and author. Rabi Shmuel issued approbations for several books throughout many years. Wiener, the author of \u0093Daat Kedoshim\u0094 erred in what he wrote, for the approbation of the book of his grandfather was issued in the year 5478 \u0096 1718. The convention of Jaros\u0142aw that dealt with this matter, among others, took place in the month of Elul, 5460 \u0096 1700.\nRabbi Shmuel HaLevi had two sons and one daughter:\nThe Gaon Rabbi Yehoshua, the head of the rabbinical court of Dobromyl (mentioned above), and later the head of the rabbinical court of Ciechanowiec and Siemiatycze. He was a trustee of the Four Lands. One of his sons, Rabbi Yitzchak, took his place in Dobromyl, and who had a son who was the mighty Gaon Rabbi Shaul, who later served as the rabbi in The Hague, Holland (see about him later).\nThe Gaon Rabbi Natan HaLevi the head of the rabbinical court of Polna. He issued an approbation for the book \u0093Pnei Aryeh Zuta\u0094 on the Torah.\nHis daughter Reizel, who was the wife of the famous chieftain Rabbi Yaakov, the head of the rabbinical court of Brody and grandson of Rabbi Heshel of Krakow.\nRabbi Shmuel HaLevi had a sister Miriam, who was a righteous woman, the wife of the wealthy Reb Tzvi Hirsh. They had a son who lit up the world with his Torah, the Gaon Rabbi Yehoshua who became known through is book \u0093Pnei Yehoshua\u0094 on the Talmud. His parents lived in the village of Wandzmysl near Rzesz\u00f3w. When this precious son was born, they named him after the grandfather, the author of \u0093Pnei Yehoshua and Meginei Shlomo.\u0094 He excelled with his clear intellect and exception talents already in his youth. Therefore, his parents sent him to their uncle the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel, the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w, where he studied and rose up. Therefore, we are permitted to count this Gaon amongst the Gaonim of Rzesz\u00f3w.\nIt is related that the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi helped with his own hands \u0093in the community where he reigned to set up a praiseworthy and splendid sanctuary.\u0094 This certainly refers to the second synagogue that was known as \u0093The Woler Shul,\u0094 that was known for its splendid internal architecture. It was built many years after the old synagogue. The two synagogues were different in style. Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi died in Rzesz\u00f3w in the year 5479 \u0096 1719. Before him, the Gaon and Kabalist Rabbi Shneur the son of Rabbi Chanoch was in Rzesz\u00f3w. He issued an approbation for the book \u0093Gevurat Anashim\u0094 by the Gaon Rabbi Meir, the father of the Shach.\nD. The Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib the son\u0096in\u0096law of the \u0093Chacham Tzvi\u0094 and his Sons\nThe Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib was the son of Rabbi Shaul, the son of the mighty Gaon Rabbi Heshel of Krakow, and the son\u0096in\u0096law of the Chacham Tzvi \u0096 the Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Ashkenazi. \u0093The Chacham Tzvi purchased him for a very high price. Even though he was able to make a match for his eldest daughter with many very wealthy people in Germany who were fine lads, and who chased after him to marry his daughter for no dowry, and even to give of their own money\u2026 he did not turn to this\u2026 in order to stick to family pedigree\u2026 the family tree of Rabbi Heshel of blessed memory\u2026\u0094 (Megilat Sefer). It is possible that he held him in esteem because he himself was a scion of that branch, for Rabbi Binyamin Zev, the grandfather of the Chacham Tzvi, was the son\u0096in\u0096law of Rabbi Yaakov the head of the rabbinical court of Lublin, the father of Rabbi Heshel.\nThe Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib was the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court in many communities prior to being accepted as the rabbi of Reszow. He served in greater G\u0142og\u00f3w, Tarnopol, Lw\u00f3w, Rzesz\u00f3w, and from there was accepted as the head of the rabbinical court of Amsterdam. He participated many times in conventions of the Council of the Four Lands along with other Gaonim and chieftains. His approbations appear on many books, and at the convention of Jaros\u0142aw in Elul 5484 \u00961723, he signed his approbation to the book \u0093Yafeh Mareh\u0094 as Hakatan [the small one] Aryeh Leib Chuna of the community of Rzesz\u00f3w. We already mentioned above the matter of the shamash Reb Wolf Zelig of Rzesz\u00f3w who was in Breslau facing the danger of deportation. Rabbi Aryeh Leib was also one of the supporters of the aforementioned shamash. In his letter, he threatened Reb Yehuda Leib the shamash that \u0093we will write to all the leaders of all the Lands, and all will agree with us without pushing us aside.\u0094 He issued an approbation for the book \u0093Toldot Yaakov\u0094 on the chumash with three commentaries, published in Direnfort in the year 5486 \u0096 1726 and signed it the Hakatan Aryeh Leib Chob'k of Rzesz\u00f3w. He issued approbations on the book \u0093Mora Dachia\u0094 in the year 5594 \u0096 1734, on the publishing of the Frankfurt edition of the Talmud in Berlin; on the book \u0093Histaarot Melech Hanegev\u0094 5495 \u0096 1735; on the book \u0093Kehilat Shlomo\u0094 in the year 5500 \u0096 1740 where he signed as head of the rabbinical court of the community of greater G\u0142og\u00f3w whose protection extends over the community of Lw\u00f3w and the district. That year, he was accepted as the head of the rabbinical court and head of the yeshiva in Amsterdam. There, he issued approbations for many books. He was very active in the well\u0096known dispute between his brother\u0096in\u0096law Rabbi Yaakov Yaabet'z with Rabbi Yonatan Eibeshitz. He sharply attacked Rabbi Chaim the head of the rabbinical court of Lublin, the son of the leader Rabbi Avraham, who tried to defend the Gaon Rabbi Yonatan Eibeshitz \u0096 excommunicating him and his opponents. He was especially angry that Rabbi Nechemia of Metz and Rabbi Moshe Mai were excommunicated. Rabbi Nechemia was the grandson of the Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Reisher, who was a head of the yeshiva in Rzesz\u00f3w.\nHis approbation of the book \u0093Mara Dachia\u0094 is interesting. He writes the following words: \u0093Who can estimate the great splendor in the wisdom of grammar, for he is the essence and the first in any enterprise known to those of grace. However, due to our great sins in these times, nobody is seeking to find desirable words, and nobody pays attention. A person with a heart of wisdom can only be found one in a city, who is moved to occupy himself in this subject, which is necessary for understanding the scriptures, Mishna and Talmud in many places.\u0094 The publisher of that book referred to Rabbi Aryeh Leib as \u0093the Great Grammarian\u0094 (his approbation was issued in the year 5494 \u0096 1734).\nRabbi Aryeh Leib died in Amsterdam on the 7th day of Passover, 5515 \u0096 1755. He was eulogized by the great ones of the generation. His brother\u0096in\u0096law Rabbi Yaakov Emden wrote in \u0093Shaagat Aryeh\u0094 among other things: \u0093How much more so am I obligated to eulogize him in this matter, not only that he suffered on my behalf, as is known. But I do not wish to state \u2018on my behalf\u2019, but rather \u2018for my reasons.\u2019\u0094\nPhoto page 76: the Old Synagogue, the Holy Ark.\nThe Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib had two sons and three daughters:\nThe Gaon Rabbi Shaul the son\u0096in\u0096law of the Gaon Rabbi Avraham Kahana the head of the rabbinical court of Dubno. Rabbi Shaul had originally been the head of the rabbinical court of Lukacz. After the death of his father\u0096in\u0096law and brother\u0096in\u0096law Rabbi Moshe who took his father's place, he was accepted as the rabbi of Dubno. He was elected to the council of Jaros\u0142aw in the year 5514 \u0096 1774, where he signed his name as \u0093HaKatan Shaul the head of the rabbinical court of Dubno, arbitrator of the State of Volhynia.\u0094 After his father died, he was accepted as the head of the rabbinical court of Amsterdam. He was a Gaon of renown. In a letter to the Gaon Rabbi Yissachar Ber the brother of the Gaon of Vilna,\nthe Gra [Gaon of Vilna] of holy blessed memory adds the following words: \u0093I too extend great peace to the honor of my beloved in\u0096law the great Rabbi and Gaon whose name is known in the gates, as a splendor to the masses, Rabbi Shaul may his light shine.\u0094 He wrote the book \u0093Binyan Ariel\u0094 and we have a responsa from him in the books \u0093Or Hayashar\u0094 and \u0093Or Yisrael\u0094 (regarding the get [bill of divorce] from Kleva); as well as in the responsa books \u0093Zichron Yosef,\u0094 \u0093Noda BiYehuda,\u0094 and others. His novella on Mishna and Torah were published under the title \u0093Chatzar Hachadasha.\u0094 He issued approbations to many books throughout the years he served in Amsterdam. He served there as the rabbi for 35 years, and died at the age of 73 on the 8th of Tammuz, 5550 \u0096 1790.\nThe Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch was born in Rzesz\u00f3w in 5481 \u0096 1720, and later became known throughout the world as Rabbi Hershel Berliner. He was a genius in Talmud and general sciences. He studied with his father in his youth. When his father was accepted as the head of the rabbinical court of Amsterdam, he followed him there. After the death of his father, he was accepted as rabbi of the Ashkenazic community of London. From there, he went to Halberstadt. In response to the question from the heads of the community of London as to why he was leaving them, for the income is in abundance from the businessmen who \u0093pass through and return,\u0094 he responded: \u0093To my sorrow, I only see here many who \u0093pass through\u0094 but not even one of those who 'return.'\u0094 He was accepted as rabbi of Mannheim in the year 5530 \u0096 1770. From there, he moved on to be the rabbi of Berlin in the year 5532 \u0096 1772. He was sharp and intelligent, and we know from his wise responsa during that time that he was in contact with the maskilim of Berlin. Once the maskilim approached him and requested his agreement for them to accept a modern rabbi who would be able to speak, he responded to them with a parable: \u0093You know that even though the price of a chicken egg is cheap, it is brought to the table of kings. However, if he wants to grow a chicken to wake him from his sleep, he would take several eggs, and place chickens upon them. Some would break, and some would be deformed. However, three chickens would come forth that are able to call out. He would eat the rest. The broken and deformed ones only poison the air with their stench. The parable is: the Talmudic rabbi \u0096 say about him what you might \u0096 but you would all agree that he is G\u0096d fearing, has a clear opinion on monetary matters, performs charitable deeds at all times, and tends to visitors \u0096 but what is he lacking? To sermonize clearly. Perhaps two or three Talmudists emanate from the rabbinical seminaries, whereas the rest poison the environment with their antics.\u0094\nWhen people came to complain about the son of Menachem Moshe Mendelsohn that no vegetation was found in his house on the Festival of Shavuot, in accordance with Jewish custom, he responded to them: \u0093There is nothing novel about this. Formerly, the son of Menachem would \u2018agree to a part and would be would be obligated in oaths.\u2019 However, now he rejects everything, and therefore he is exempt from \u2018oaths\u2019 [i.e. Shavuot] [2].\u0094\nHe had great anguish at the end of his days on account of his son Rabbi Shaul who published the book \u0093Besamim Rosh\u0094 in the year 5553 \u0096 1793, an anthology of responsa that are attributed to the Ro'sh with his own glosses called \u0093Kasa Deharsana.\u0094 The great ones of the generation objected to him, claiming that the manuscript attributed to the Ro'sh was forged. His father tried to protect the son from the opinions of the great ones of the generation at that time. This caused him great anguish and pain. He issued approbations on many books, and we have response from him in the book \u0093Beit Efraim\u0094 to the Gaon Rabbi A. Z. Margalios of Brody, and in the book \u0093Binyan Ariel\u0094 of his brother, and others. He died in Berlin at an old age, full of anguish and full of years on Monday 7th of Elul 5560 \u0096 1800, at the age of 79.\nRabbi Aryeh Leib's daughter Dina was the wife of the Gaon Rabbi Shaul, the head of the rabbinical court of the The Hague in Holland. Already during his childhood, the child was recognized for his great talents and that he was destined for greatness. He was the son of the aforementioned Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak HaLevi the head of the rabbinical court of Dobromyl, the grandson of the Gaon Rabbi Yehoshua HaLevi the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w. Dina was a wise and intelligent woman in the study of Torah and in all areas of wisdom and science. She was also fluent in Hebrew and wrote fine and lovely verses and poetry. Once, she sent a poem to her brother the Gaon Rabbi Shaul the head of the rabbinical court of Amsterdam, and by mistake interchanged a \u0093chet\u0094 with a \u0093chaf.\u0094 When her brother pointed out the error, she responded, \u0093Those who hope in G\u0096d will have extra \u2018strength\u2019 [3].\u0094 Rabbi Shaul added to his wisdom when he was supported at the table of his father\u0096in\u0096law, where he accomplished great things in Torah and wisdom, and became known as a genius whose name went out as one of the great ones of the generation. When his father\u0096in\u0096law was accepted as the head of the rabbinical court of Amsterdam in the year 5500 \u0096 1700, he joined him. In the year 5502 \u0096 1702, when he was 28 years old, he was accepted as the head of the rabbinical court in the city of Emden, where his wife's uncle had been the Gaon Yaabet'z. He served there for six years, and then he became the head of the rabbinical court in the capital city of The Hague. On account of the great love shown to him by the sages of his generation as well as the members of his community, the leaders of the community decided to draw his portrait in fulfilment of the verse \u0093Your eyes should see your teacher\u0094 (Isaiah 30:20). Many copies were made of his portrait with his pure countenance. His picture was also distributed in the towns of Israel. That year, the Gaon Rabbi Yonatan Eibeshitz died and was eulogized by the rabbis and great ones of the generation in all countries. The head of the community of The Hague urged their rabbi to also eulogize the Gaon, but he refused, for he stood with his father\u0096in\u0096law and uncle the Gaon Yaabet'z during the dispute about amulets. Therefore, he did not wish to eulogize Rabbi Yonatan. The communal leaders did not let up from him. When they afflicted him greatly, he responded, \u0093The parnasim and chieftains do not have the power to force him \u0096 they can only dismiss him from the rabbinate. I am prepared to return my writ of the rabbinate to you, willingly and peacefully, but I will not go against my desire in this matter.\u0094 He occupied the rabbinical seat of The Hague for 37 years. Throughout all these years, he did not sleep on a bed and fasted twice a week for 55 years. He died in the year 5548 \u0096 1788. He was accorded great honor after his death, for there was nobody like him. Many Christians, including the leaders of the city, followed after his bier. \u0093He was revered and regarded as holy by the Jews, and was honored by the residents of the city of The Hague.\u0094 (This was printed in the newspaper published in The Hague at that time.) \u0093A great trembling fell upon me when I witnessed the death of my in\u0096law the great rabbi and Gaon, who was both a Hassid and a modest person. He was worthy of having the Divine presence, for Rabbi Shaul was a chosen one of G\u0096d, who was the head of the rabbinical court of The Hague, the chief of the Levites, and worked as a Levite in pure fashion throughout his life. It is fitting to say of him that no sin arose through him.\u0094 These were the words of the Gaon Rabbi Eliezer Kalir, the author of the books \u0093Or Chadash\u0094 and \u0093Chavat Yair.\u0094\nRabbi Moshe the son of Rabbi Yoske, the son\u0096in\u0096law of Rabbi Aryeh Leib. Rabbi Moshe had three famous sons. The oldest was the mighty Gaon Rabbi Mordechai Zeev Orenstein, the head of the rabbinical court of Lw\u00f3w. His father signed his name as Moshe Ashkenazi, since during those days, the permission was not given for a native of another city to live in Lw\u00f3w, so as not to add to the number of Jews. Therefore, when Rabbi Mordechai Zeev was accepted as the rabbi of Lw\u00f3w, that community sent out a family named Orenstein and brought Reb Mordechai Zeev in their place. Therefore, they were forced\nto accept upon themselves the name Orenstein, which was the name of the previous family. His son, the Gaon Rabbi Yaakov, known for his book \u0093Teshuot Yaakov\u0094 served after him. His grandson Rabbi Tzvi Orenstein served as rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w before being accepted as rabbi of Lw\u00f3w in place of his father the author of \u0093Yeshuot Yaakov.\u0094\nThe Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak HaLevi the head of the rabbinical court and Yeshiva of Krakow. He was the son of Rabbi Yehoshua Reitzes who was killed and burned in sanctification of the Divine name in Lw\u00f3w in the year 5488 \u0096 1752. Rabbi Yitzchak HaLevi died in Krakow on the 11th of Sivan, 5559 \u0096 1799.\nThus, many splendid branches emanated from the large tree of the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib. These branches spread out through various countries where they served as leaders and taught Jewish law to the people of Israel. We still drink of their waters to this day.\nPhotocopy page 78: The opening page of the book \u0093Minchat Yaakov.\nWe will mention here several other famous personalities \u0096 great Gaonim who graced the community of Rzesz\u00f3w.\nThe Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Reisher who served there either as the head of the rabbinical court or as the head of the Yeshiva. He signed his approbations as head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w, but there exists some doubt about this in the historical works, for there was a different rabbi and head of rabbinical court in Rzesz\u00f3w at that time. The matter requires investigation.\nThe sharp Gaon Rabbi Dovrish the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w, the son of the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib the head of the rabbinical court of Zamosc. He served as the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w until the year 5519 \u00961759. After the death of the Gaon Rabbi Aryeh Leib Rappaport, the head of the rabbinical court of Lw\u00f3w, he was appointed as Rosh Yeshiva there. He was the in\u0096law of the Gaon Rabbi Ch. HaKohen Rappaport, the head of the rabbinical court of Lw\u00f3w. Even after his death, he continued on as Head of the Yeshiva, for he lived a long time. He issued an approbation for the book \u0093Har HaKarmel along with the Gaon Rabbi Shlomo of Chalma the author of \u0093Mirkevet Hamishneh,\u0094 for he too had been the head of the rabbinical court of Lw\u00f3w, and died in Salonika while on route to the Land of Israel in the year 5541 \u0096 1781.\nRabbi Moshe Natan the son of Rabbi Yisrael, may G\u0096d avenge his blood. The term \u0093may G\u0096d avenge his blood\u0094 is always mentioned along with the name of Rabbi Yisrael. He was the aforementioned Rabbi Yisrael Krakower, who was \u0093one of the leaders and chieftains, leaders of the Four Lands on the market day that was a day of gathering for everyone \u0096 Sunday 26th Elul, 5459 \u0096 1699. It is possible that his son Rabbi Moshe Natan was accepted as the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w after Rabbi Aryeh Leib, the son\u0096in\u0096law of the Chacham Tzvi, was accepted as head of the rabbinical court of Lw\u00f3w. (According to the order of the times, he was before the Gaon Rabbi Dovrish of Zamosc.)\nHe was followed as head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w by Rabbi Aharon Itinga, the son\u0096in\u0096law of the Gaon Rabbi Chaim HaKohen Rappaport. According to the Gaon Rabbi Yaavet'z in his book \u0093Torat Hakenaot\u0094 Rabbi Aharon was a disputant with the Tzadik Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk. Apparently, his opposition was due to the reason that his father\u0096in\u0096law did not hold him in esteem. It is told that during the time that the the Magid Rabbi Michel of Zoloczew lived in Lw\u00f3w, he visited Rabbi Chaim Rappaport when he was ill. During their conversation, the Magid of Zoloczew reproved him for not supervising several judges in his court who were suspected of taking bribes. Rabbi Chaim responded with resentment, \u0093And why is Your Honor not careful that anyone who wishes to take the name \u2018rabbi\u2019 can do so, including Elimelech\nof the prophets?\u0094 Upon hearing these words, the Magid rose up and asked: \u0093To whom is Your Honor referring: If it is Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk, he is a Tzadik, a foundation of the world, upon whom the world rests!\u0094 The reason that Rabbi Chaim the Gaon of Lw\u00f3w spoke out against Rabbi Elimelech was because his essence had not spread out through the world at that time.\nDuring the period of time that Rabbi Aharon served as the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w, the Gaon Rabbi Tzvi the son of Rabbi Yehuda, known by the name of his book \u0093Gaon Tzvi\u0094 on Tractate Bava Metzia, was accepted as head of the Yeshiva. In his introduction to that book, his son writes, \u0093G\u0096d expanded his borders among the students. The kings of the rabbis, the great luminaries who sit in the seats of wisdom, who poured water on his hands.\u0094 During his younger days, he served as the head of the rabbinical court of Dobromyl. From there, he was brought with honor to Rzesz\u00f3w, where he founded a splendid Yeshiva from which people great in Torah emanated, as his son notes. He died in Rzesz\u00f3w in the year 5500 \u0096 1740.\nWe again find one of the descendants of the Chacham Tzvi occupying the rabbinic seat of Rzesz\u00f3w. He was the great rabbi, Rabbi Meshulam Zalman the son of the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel the head of the rabbinical court of Podhajce. Rabbi Shmuel married the daughter of the Gaon Rabbi Yisrael Zalman the head of the rabbinical court of Pomarin, who was the son of the Gaon Rabbi David the son of the Chacham Tzvi. In the responsa book \u0093Pri Tevua\u0094 by Rabbi Shmuel Meshulam Zalman of Rzesz\u00f3w, he signed, \u0093The Katan Yisrael Meshulam Zalman the son of the great luminary and great Hassid Rabbi Shmuel of holy blessed memory, the head of the rabbinical court of Podhajce.\u0094 The Rabbi and Gaon Rabbi David the son of the Chacham Tzvi was formerly the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of Jarczow. He was the son\u0096in\u0096law of the chieftain and leader of the Land Rabbi Gershon Natan of Zolkowy, the brother\u0096in\u0096law of the great chieftain Rabbi Henech the son\u0096in\u0096law of Rabbi Betzalel of Wochsan who was an important personality in the court of King Sobieski. The ministers of the kingdom called him \u0093The Second Mordechai.\u0094 King Sobieski built him a large house in Zolkowy as a token of appreciation and love. Regarding Rabbi Natan and his brother\u0096in\u0096law Rabbi Henech, we find written in the scroll of Rabbi Yaavet'z, that the famous chieftain rabbis such as Rabbi Henech and his brother\u0096in\u0096law Rabbi Nathan, may they rest in peace, wanted me to settle in Zolkowy and learn in their Beis Midrash to my satisfaction.\u0094 The Gaon Rabbi Shmuel had a second son, the Gaon Rabbi David of Tarnogrod. He was the father\u0096in\u0096law of the sharp Rabbi Aryeh Leibush Halberstam of the city of Tarnogrod, who was a rabbinical judge in Przemy\u015bl at the end of his days, the father of the Gaon and Tzadik Rabbi Chaim Halberstam the author of \u0093Divrei Chaim\u0094 of Sanz. This is how the Gaon of Sanz is related to the lineage of the Chacham Tzvi.\nThe Rabbi and wealthy man Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Segal, a leader of the city of Rzesz\u00f3w, was known as Rabbi Zalman Parnas. He was the son of the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel HaLevi the head of the rabbinical court of Tysmienica. Rabbi Zalman Parnas had a daughter named Sheindel.\nRabbi Yitzchak Chaim Blumenfeld was a head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w. He was the son of the Gaon Yehoshua Heshel, the head of the Rabbinical court of Zmigrod, and grandson of the Gaon Rabbi Naftali Hertz of Dubno.\nThe Gaon Rabbi Yechezkel Tzvi Blumenfeld took the place of his father, the aforementioned Rabbi Yitzchak Chaim. He served in this position for 45 years, and died in the year 5617 \u0096 1857.\nThe Rabbi and Gaon Rabbi Zeev Wolf Frankel, the author of the book \u0093Meshiv Kehalacha.\u0094 His mother was the daughter of the aforementioned Rabbi Shmuel the head of the rabbinical court of Tysmienica. The Gaon was formerly the head of the rabbinical court of Przeborsk. He settled in Rzesz\u00f3w at the end of his life. He was in Rzesz\u00f3w what the author of the \u0093Beit Ephraim\u0094 was in Brody. He was a great genius, very wealthy, a Hassid and a Tzadik. Therefore, his words were listened to in the city, and he was accepted by all his brethren. He disseminated Torah in Rzesz\u00f3w and established students who were great in Torah, and were sharp. He died in Rzesz\u00f3w in the year 5609 \u0096 1849.\nThe head and leader in the city of Rzesz\u00f3w was Rabbi Yehoshua Segal. He was also the son of Rabbi Mordechai, the head of the Land from Tysmienica. He was the son\u0096in\u0096law of Rabbi Yechezkel Torner the son of the chieftain Rabbi Wolf, the son of the chieftain Rabbi Yechezkel Landau, the rabbinical judge and teacher of righteousness in the city of Opat\u00f3w. He was the husband of the famous woman Mrs. Vitish the daughter of the Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Charif who was nicknamed \u0093Shpitzkopf.\u0094 Incidentally I should note that according to the sources listed in \u0093The Annals of the Ginzberg Family\u0094 the father of the author of the \u0093Noda BiYehuda\u0094 was Rabbi Yehuda Segal Landau, the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w. The Gaon Rabbi Yehuda was a \u0093prince and leader of the Land.\u0094 In his aforementioned book, first edition, second Even HaEzer section 89, his son the Gaon Rabbi Yechezkel writes: \u0093When I was young, I saw the ledgers of the District of Krakow with my father the rabbi of blessed memory, and I saw old ledgers signed by important Gaonim, as well as my grandfather Rabbi Sh. Ch. The son of Rabbi Heshel of holy blessed memory, and after him my great uncle Rabbi Leib (Rabbi Leib HaAroch the head of the rabbinical court of Krakow.)\nThe Gaon and Tzadik Rabbi Shmuel Shmelke the head of the rabbinical court of Sieniawa, Rychwa\u0142, and Nikolsburg. He was the son\u0096in\u0096law of Rabbi Yehoshua Segal, the leader of Rzesz\u00f3w. He was born in the year 5486 \u0096 1726 to his father the Gaon Rabbi Tzvi the head of the rabbinical court of Czortkow. He along with his brother the Gaon Rabbi Pinchas the author of \u0093Haflaah and Hamekaneh\u0094 were students of the Magid of Mezritsh. He died at the age of 52 in the year 5538 \u0096 1778.\nThe son of the sharp Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Yehoshua Segal Horowitz, the head of the rabbinical court of Rybotycze and Tarni lived in Rzesz\u00f3w for a period of time. He was the author of the book \u0093Smichat Moshe\u0094 appended to the book \u0093Nazir Hashem\u0094 by his father, the aforementioned Gaon. The people of his generation called him \u0093Yehoshuale Charif.\u0094 At the beginning of the book \u0093Nazir Hashem,\u0094 we find a letter from Rabbi Dov Berish Meiselish in which he writes \u0093I also knew well the holy Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Yehoshua HaLevi who stayed at Father's house in Rzesz\u00f3w.\u0094 His son Rabbi Shmuel Shmelke was a resident of Rzesz\u00f3w.\nRabbi Yitzchak Chaim Wallerstein the grandson of Rabbi Yechezkel Blumenfeld was the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w. 144 rabbis of renown and leaders of the community signed his write of the rabbinate. He died in the year 5642 \u0096 1882.\nHis son Rabbi Yehoshua Heshel Wallerstein was appointed as head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w after him. He wrote the books \u0093Kerem Vesadeh Yehoshua\u0094 (5661 \u0096 1901).\nAbove, I mentioned the Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Orenstein who served as head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w after the Czarist government deported him from Brisk where he had served as head of the rabbinical court. From Rzesz\u00f3w, he was appointed as head of the rabbinical court of Lw\u00f3w after the death of his uncle Rabbi Yosef Shaul Nathanson, the head of the rabbinical court of Lw\u00f3w. Many other rabbis and scholars such as Rabbi Nachum Reuven Plasker, the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w, the author of the book \u0093Nachalat Reuven\u0094 are mentioned in the Responsa book \u0093Divrei Chaim.\u0094 He died in the year 5632 \u0096 1872. The rabbi and Tzadik Rabbi Chaim Uri of holy blessed memory, Rabbi Heshi Dayan, Rabbi Moshe David Piltz, the sharp Rabbi Shmuel known as Reb Shmuel Redimer, and others are also mentioned. Later, in the section of memoirs, we will mention the rabbinical courts of our time. Above, we noted Rabbi Reuven Plasker who was the head of the rabbinical court of\nRzesz\u00f3w and his deputy Rabbi Chaim Wallerstein who was the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court. Both of them were tied to the frightful event that was known in its time as \u0093the dispute of Sanz and Sadagora.\u0094 The first spark from which this fire arose came forth from Rzesz\u00f3w. Then, everyone used to say, \u0093Why is the city called Reisha, because it is \u2018Reisha\u2019 [the head] of dispute and divisiveness.\u0094 This began when the two aforementioned rabbis wrote a letter to the Gaon and Tzadik Rabbi Chaim Halberstam. The contents of this long letter mentions that the Hassidim of Sadagora worshipped together with them in a single kloiz, and they suddenly began to act improperly. \u0093It has now been many years since a group of strongmen of the generation gathered here. They did not respect their elders, and tied themselves to the tree of Sadagora. Since we were unable to chase them away, they gained in strength to the point where the G\u0096d fearing individuals who were followers of the holy Admor were forced to leave the kloiz and found their own house of worship. Now, on account of our great sins, we have heard the news that will make the hair of the listener stand on edge (referring to the incident with the son of the Ruzhiner, Rabbi Dov of Liba)\u2026 We sent to call them and speak to their hearts without desecrating the Divine Name. We had thought it would quiet things, but they still opened their mouths with words of strife and curses\u2026 We heard from their mouths in public words for which it would be fitting to rend one's garments\u2026 For they said, \u0093Why is it that you speak to us such words, when you do not understand this path, that is highest of the high\u2026\u0094 Much gunpowder was placed in this long letter, and it is no wonder that this letter had its intended effect. From that time, all sorts of internecine disputes broke out, such as the one we are discussing as well as others that came latter between various Hassidic groups from various Hassidic courts. Here, in the place that we live, we have advanced in this matter, of course, and there is no breach or shouting in our streets.\nThe Gaon Rabbi Yaakov Yollis, the author of \u0093Melo Haroim\u0094\nThis Gaon was called Rabi Yaakov Yankele Premishler. Perhaps he originated from Premishlan. He was a rabbi in Dynow and G\u0142og\u00f3w, near Rzesz\u00f3w. He was a friend and colleague of Rabbi Tzvi Elimelech of Dyn\u00f3w, for in his approbation to his book \u0093Melo HaRoim\u0094 he writes, \u0093How honorable is this day when I was told the good news that the holy writings of the pious rabbi, famous among the Jewish people in Torah, holiness and Hassidism have been published: Rabbi Yaakov Tzvi Yolles of blessed memory, who sat on the rabbinic seat here in our community and in several other communities, and spread a great deal of Torah in Israel\u2026 I have always abstained from this (from giving approbations) but I could not refuse, and I am especially obligated in this\u2026 I recall days long ago when we were busy in a group of friends who were listening to Halachic discourses, and the aforementioned Tzadik was wise in all his ways, and G\u0096d was with him. The law is in accordance with him\u2026\u0094\nJust as he wrote the book \u0093Kehilat Yaakov,\u0094 which is a treasury of principles, fundamentals and introductions in the secrets of the Torah in alphabetical order, he also wrote his book \u0093Melo HaRoim\u0094 on the revealed Torah. His books were received with great reverence and love by all of the giants of Torah and sages of Halacha.\nHe was a student of three pastors: Rabbi Yisrael the magid of Koznice, Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Ryman\u00f3w, and Rabbi Yaakov Yitzchak the Seer [Chozeh] of Lublin. He was also a student of the rabbi of Opat\u00f3w, the \u0093Ohev Yisrael.\u0094 In his book \u0093Kehilat Yaakov\u0094, he brings down great things that he learnt from them.\nHe died in his prime, at the age of 47, in the city of Rzesz\u00f3w. He is buried there, and the following is written in brief on his gravestone:\n\u0093Here is buried the great Rabbi and Gaon, the holy luminary, pious and sublime, our Rabbi Tzvi Yaakov the son of Rabbi Naftali, who died on 9th Nisan, 5588 \u0096 1828. May his soul be bound in the bonds of eternal life.\u0094\nNotes on the ancestry of the \u0093Pnei Yehoshua\u0094\nRabbi Yaakov Yehoshua, the grandson of the \u0093Maginei Shlomo\u0094 was born in Krakow, but when he was 9 years old, his parent left Krakow after the death of his grandfather Rabbi Shmuel, who was a captain and leader of the community of Rzesz\u00f3w, and moved to Rzesz\u00f3w. Rabbi Shneur the son of Rabbi Chanoch served as rabbi in Rzesz\u00f3w at that time. It is impossible to know if he studied with him, but it is known that his rabbi, Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch of Bolech\u00f3w, lived in Rzesz\u00f3w, whom is mentioned in his book \u0093Pnei Yehoshua\u0094 on Tractate Shabbat. Aside from this, after the death of Rabbi Shneur, his uncle the Gaon Rabbi Shmuel Segal was appointed as rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w, and he certainly studied with him.\nWith regard to his family, his father had two brothers, Reb Elya and Reb Yaakov. They are mentioned in the ledgers of the community of Rzesz\u00f3w with respect to the evaluation, when a fine was imposed on the Jewish residents of Rzesz\u00f3w during the time of the war with the Swedes, who reached Rzesz\u00f3w and its area (1702\u00961710). \u0093Reb Elya was asked to pay 1 old coin (a coin of that time), and 10 zloty to the trustee. Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch (the father of the \u0093Pnei Yehoshua\u0094) paid 5 old coins, and 1 old coin to the royal evaluator of the Ashkenazim. Reb Yaakov made a collection, and was evaluated to give less. \u0093He gave 6 old coins before his journey to Breslau.\u0094\nAll this is written in the ledgers of Rzesz\u00f3w. A copy was made by the intelligent youth Shmuel Kreitstein the son of Reb Berl, the shochet of Rzesz\u00f3w.\nMr. Avraham Landau, a descendent of Rabbi Nathan the son of the \u0093Pnei Yehoshua\u0094 was among the grandchildren of the \u0093Pnei Yehoshua\u0094 who lived in Rzesz\u00f3w.\nInscriptions on Graves in the Old Cemetery\nThe grave of Rabbi Shmuel of B\u0119dziemy\u015bl, near Rzesz\u00f3w, who lived there at the end of his life, and died there:\n\u0093Here is buried the sublime leader and captain, head of the land of the Four Lands, and the community, the wealthy man, our Rabbi Shmuel the son of Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch of holy blessed memory, who died and went to his world on Monday, regarding which it was not written \u2018it is good\u2019, 28 days of the month . 5416 \u0096 1656.\u0094\nHis footstone reads, \u0093Here is buried the Captain, Rabbi Shmuel of holy blessed memory, may his soul be bound in the bonds of eternal life, and for the final resurrection.\u0094\nOtzar Yisrael volume 9; Daat Kedoshim by Wiener\nDerech Deah by the Gaon Rabbi Y. A. Kamelhar\nKelilat Yofi by the Gaon Rabbi Dembitzer\nKitvei Hagaonim by the Gaon Rabbi Tz. Horowitz\nLuchot Zikaron by H. Friedberg\nMegilat Safar by the Gaon Rabbi Yaavetz\nMofet Hador to my Father by the Gaon Rabbi Y. A. Kamelhar\nNetivot Olam by the Mahara'l\nResearch into the history of the Economy by Weinreb\nMahara'm of Lublin, Responsa Tzamach David\nKeria Nisgava by Rabbi Sh. Buber\nKeria Neemana by Rabbi Sh. Fine; History of the Poskim by Honis\nHistory of the community of Opat\u00f3w by the Gaon Rabbi Tz. Horowitz\nLedgers of the Four Lands by Y. Halperin.\nPhotocopy: title page of Iyun Yaakov, novella on the lore of the entire Ein Yaakov\nEither the secular or Hebrew date is incorrect here, as 5340 would correspond to 1579 or 158). Return\nThe word Shavuot can mean \u0093oaths\u0094, or \u0093weeks\u0094 \u0096 as well as the Festival of Weeks. The retort is a play on a Talmudic law regarding oaths. Return\nThe Hebrew word for strength, koach consists of the letters \u0093chaf\u0094 and \u0093chet.\u0094 Return\nMy Grandfather Rabbi Nathan Lewin\nby Rabbi Dr. Isaac Levin of New York\nPhoto page 82: Rabbi Nathan Lewin\nThe Gaon Rabbi Nathan Lewin of holy blessed memory, who was accepted as the rabbi of Rzesz\u00f3w in the year 5664 (1904) and served there until the day of his death, was born in the city of Brody in the year 5618 (1858) to his father Reb David Yehuda, an honorable merchant who was an expert in Torah. [1] Reb David Yehuda, or has he was called Reb David Leib, was the son of Reb Levi Yaakov Lewin and the son\u0096in\u0096law of Reb Yechezkel Reisfeld, who was a famous philanthropist. Reb Levi Yaakov Lewin had a great pedigree. The Gaon Rabbi David Yehuda, the head of the rabbinical court of Radich\u00f3w, the author of the book \u0093Yad Yehuda\u0094 on Tractate Pesachim published in Lemberg in the year 5632 (1872) from a manuscript that was in the hands of his sons Rabbi Yitzchak Lewin of Brody and Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Lewin of Kaminka, was, apparently, also the father of Reb Levi Yaakov (even though only the two aforementioned sons are mentioned in the book \u0093Yad Yehuda\u0094 and not Reb Levi Yaakov).\nReb David Leib Lewin, the father of the Gaon Rabbi Nathan, was born on 2th of Adar 5597 (April 4, 1837), and died on 6 Adar 5658 (February 28, 1898) at the age of 61. These two dates are noted in one book in the handwriting of another son of Reb David Leib, whose name was Rabbi Yisrael [2]. That page also includes words written by the Gaon Rabbi Nathan Lewin, stating the date was \u0093Tuesday of the Torah portion of Nitzavim, 21 Elul 5638 (1878).\u0094 Rabbi Nathan, who was then 18 years old, writes that he purchased the book for four Florin (zloty) [3].\nRabbi Nathan's great\u0096grandfather, the Gaon and author of \u0093Yad Yehuda\u0094 was one of the great ones of his generation. He died in the year 5591 (1831), when his book was ready for publication. The author, who was a rabbi in the city of Radich\u00f3w, describes his lineage in the introduction to his book: His father, Rabbi Avraham, was the son of \u0093The great rabbi in his generation, Rabbi Yechiel Michel, rabbi of the community of Breslau.\u0094 From his mother's side, he was a descendent of the holy and pure Rabbi Nathan of holy blessed memory, the prince of the Land of Israel. He is buried there in the Holy Land.\u0094 Apparently, this Rabbi Nathan was the trustee of the charitable fund of Rabbi Meir Baal Haness, and therefore is called the \u0093Prince of the Land of Israel.\u0094 According to the author of \u0093Yad Yehuda\u0094 Rabbi Nathan was the son of the Gaon, the author of the book \u0093Beit Levi.\u0094 This apparently refers to the book \u0093Beit Levi\u0094 by Rabbi Levi the son of Rabbi Shlomo of Brody, which contains novellae on the Talmud, published on Zolkowa in the year 5492 (1752).\nThere are three approbations in the book \u0093Yad Yehuda.\u0094 The first was written during the lifetime of the author, in the year 5590 (1730). It was by the Gaon Rabbi Shlomo Kluger, who wrote, \u0093I will sing a song to my friend a Song of Ascents to David, he is the sharp rabbi and Gaon Rabbi David Yehuda the head of the rabbinical court of the community of Radich\u00f3w\u2026 He called the book \u2018Yad Yehuda\u2019 [Hand of Yehuda] because his displayed his strong hand to fight the battles of Torah, and to delve into the Talmud and rabbinic decisions, to destroy and build, and to turn the tortuous route into a plain. The following is the prayer on my lips: May G\u0096d hear the voice of Yehuda, and bring him to his nation [4].\u0094 The words of two other approbations are included with feelings of honor: the Gaon and Tzadik Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum, the head of the rabbinical court of Ujhel and author of the famous book \u0093Yismach Moshe\u0094, and the Gaon Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Heller, the head of the rabbinical court of Ungvar [Uzhgorod] and author of the books \u0093Teiv Gitin,\u0094 who knew Rabbi David Yehuda from his youth in the city of Rawa.\nCrowned with this pedigree, and possessing of broad knowledge in Torah, at the young age of 20, Rabbi Nathan married the only daughter of the Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes, who was the head of the rabbinical court of Przemysl at that time, and renowned in the Torah circles of Galicia at that time for his book \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 on Orach Chaim, that was published in the year 5635 (1875). Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes had a son Reb Aharon who died in the year 5631 (1871) at a very young age, and he was left with an only daughter Hadassah. He searched for a groom for her who was graced with all fine traits, and the Gaon of Przemysl found such in the Iluy from Brody, the son of a well\u0096pedigreed merchant who was involved in importing pearls from Italy. The match was made in the year 5637 (1877) (or perhaps already in 5636). We find a responsa from that year in \u0093Beit Yitzchak Section II (on Yoreh\nDeah I), addressed to \u0093my future son\u0096in\u0096law, the young, pleasant, expert youth Nathan Lewin, may his light shine\u0094 (section 970). In this responsa, the Gaon of Przemysl deals with a strong question from the young Iluy regarding the Gemara of Kritut folio 23. He also praises his response to the question (\u0093you have answered well\u0094), and discusses his words (\u0093this is not answered with your answer'). The response was written with respect and great appreciation. In responsa from the year 5638 (1878) (sections 84, 93, 98, 147, 166) he already referred to Rabbi Nathan \u0093my son\u0096in\u0096law.\u0094 This proves that the wedding took place that year. In one responsa (section 84) from the year 5630 (1870) he is given the description \u0093The great rabbi, sharp and expert in all aspects of Torah, full of wisdom.\u0094 It should be known that the author of the \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 was very careful in granting such descriptions, and if he called his son\u0096in\u0096law with such terms when he was 21 years old, it was a sign that Rabbi Nathan Lewin already excelled in great expertise as well as in exceptional sharpness and understanding. From these responsa, it seems that he was not only expert in Talmud, but also in Bible. The author of the \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 praises \u0093your precious notations\u0094 of his young son\u0096in\u0096law, who was able to tie the commentaries of the Rada'k on the book of Kings to the words of Tosafot in Menachot (section 84). At times, he was enthusiastic about the questions and wrote, \u0093Your question is like a strong wall\u0094 (section 36 \u0096 without a date). There is no doubt that the Gaon of Przemysl was comforted through Rabbi Nathan over the loss of his son who died in his prime. We read this in the emotional words of Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes in his introduction to the \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 on Orach Chaim, \u0093I gave over my first born due to the sins of my soul, death came through my window and waved his harsh sword over my only son and true friend, my dear son, sharp and G\u0096d fearing from the time of his youth, Rabbi Aharon of holy blessed memory\u2026 I drank my share of the poison cup over my shoulder and my right eye, as all of my hopes were wiped out in weeping for my only son.\u0094 His son\u0096in\u0096law became as a son to him and an assistant. The four sections of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 that were published after Rabbi Nathan Lewin married the daughter of Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes (on Yoreh Deah I and II, and on Even HaEzer I and II) also carry the signature of Rabbi Nathan Lewin, and the final section of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 (on Choshen Mishpat) that was published after the death of Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes, was the fruit of the pen of Rabbi Nathan Lewin in the same way as it was of his father\u0096in\u0096law the Gaon.\nRabbi Nathan Lewin lived in the home of Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes for about 15 years. These years were a very fruitful period in his life. In Przemysl, where the author of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 lived in honor and comfort until he was chosen as the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of Lw\u00f3w, the capital of Galicia in the year 5654 (1894), Rabbi Nathan found a broad field for growth and ascent in Torah. In the third section of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 (on Yoreh Deah II) published in the year 5655, there are many responsa to him that testify to his greatness. Significant responsa from Rabbi Nathan Lewin himself are also found in this section, including the wonderful responsa of sections 84 and 85 responded to Rabbi Chaim Zeev of Satan\u00f3w, the head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w, written in the year 5641 (1881), or the response in section 115 written in the year 5648 (1888).\nSome of the responsa from the third section of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 to Rabbi Nathan Lewin are from the first period, when he had just become the son\u0096in\u0096law of Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes [5]. However, there are also responsa there from a bit later [6]. The author of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 is effusive in praise to his scholarly son\u0096in\u0096law in all of these responsa. He brings the words of Rabbi Nathan in the midst of his words in several responsa [7].\nWhen this section of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 was published in the year 5655 (1895), Rabbi Nathan Lewin already had two sons: Reb Aharon the father of the writer of these lines, and Reb Shmelkes, as well as three daughters: Miriam, Sima, and Sara. All five grandchildren are mentioned with love by their grandfather in his introduction to this section of the book. Reb Aharon is mentioned in section 99 [8]. In \u0093The final volume\u0094 at the end of the book, his scholarly grandson, who had become famous in the Jewish world through his books, and excelled at protecting Jewish rights in the Polish Sejm, includes a wonderful note. He earned this right of including his own note by participating in bringing the book to publication [9].\nSome time after publishing the third section of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094, Rabbi Nathan stood outside the house of Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes \u0096 he was then a rabbi in the city of Pukshan, Romania. However, he only served as a rabbi there for a brief period, since the conditions of life were difficult and the community was involved in a dispute at that time. Rabbi Nathan Lewin pursued peace throughout his life, and was unable to tolerate the atmosphere in Pukshan. He returned to his father\u0096in\u0096law's house in Przemysl. In the book \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 on Yoreh Deah II, Rabbi Nathan is mentioned several times as the head of the rabbinical court of Pukshan, but in the introduction to that book, written already in the year 5655 (1895), the Gaon of Lw\u00f3w prays for the wellbeing of his only daughter and her husband \u0093The Rabbi and Gaon who is sharp, expert, wholesome, G\u0096d fearing, the crown of rabbis Rabbi Nathan Lewin may his light shine, who had been the head of the rabbinical court of Pukshan.\u0094 The word \u0093who had been\u0094 had a sort of tragic note in the life of my grandfather the Gaon. He did not want to mention the rabbinate of Pukshan after that, and his gravestone inscription does not mention at all that he had been the rabbi in that city.\nAt almost the same time that the Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes moved to Lw\u00f3w, Rabbi Nathan Lewin was chosen as the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of the city of Rohatyn. He remained in that community from the year 5655 until 5664 (1895\u00961904).\nWhen the fourth section of \u0093Beit Yitzchak on Even HaEzer I was published in the year 5661 (1901), his father\u0096in\u0096law wrote in the preface,\n\u0093May the Blessed Master bless the G\u0096d fearing man, my son\u0096in\u0096law who is beloved to me like a son, the Rabbi and Gaon, sharp and expert in all facets of Torah, the scholarly man with a good name, Rabbi Nathan Lewin may he live long, the head of the rabbinical court of Rohatyn, and his wife, my only daughter the honorable, modest, good hearted Rebbetzin Hadassah.\u0094\nAnother son was born to him in Rohatyn in the year 5658 (1898), named Yechezkel, after his great\u0096grandfather Rabbi Yechezlek Reisfeld of Brody. His middle son Shmelke, who was living with his grandfather Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes of Lw\u00f3w, died at the end of his tenure in Rohatyn. (This was after his older brother Reb Aharon, who had previously been educated in the home of his grandfather, got married in the year 5663 \u0096 1903).\nAfter years of studying Torah in the home of his father\u0096in\u0096law, Rabb Nathan developed as a rabbi and halachic decisor throughout the period of his tenure in Rohatyn. He lived in that city for approximately ten years, and was not only beloved by his flock, but his name also became known throughout the breadth of Galicia as a leader who was faithful to his nation. Delegates of the communities of Galicia gathered in Lw\u00f3w for a national convention in the year 5660 (1900), where the young rabbi from Rohatyn was elected as vice president. His speeches at that convention left a great impression, and their echoes spread throughout the country.\nIn his books \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 on Even HaEzer that appeared at the time that Rabbi Lewin served in Rohatyn, he is mentioned with great honor and respect by his father\u0096in\u0096law (Volume I: sections 122, 123, 129, 137, as well as on the final page where it is written, \u0093A bit of ink still remains in my pen, so I will mention what was my son\u0096in\u0096law the Gaon Rabbi Nathan Lewin may his light shine, the head of the rabbinical court of Rohatyn, asked me:\u0094 Volume II: sections 33, 92 and others).\nAt the end of the year 5664 (1904), the Gaon Rabbi Nathan Lewin was accepted as rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of Rzesz\u00f3w, where he remained until his death. He became beloved by his community very quickly. All the people of the city, from young to old, loved him. His wonderful traits \u0096 that included truth and uprightness, love of his fellow and love of his nation \u0096 caused the community to literally treat him as their head. His name grew from year to year as one of the Gaonim of the country. Rabbis turned to him from near and far with questions on matters of faith and law. He answered everybody, and the number of his letters grew. He then prepared his letters for publication in the name of \u0093Beit Nediv\u0094 (which is the acronym for Nathan the son of David Yehuda). However, he did not merit to see his book in publication. After his death, his sons and sons\u0096in\u0096law prepared them for publication, but all of his letters were lost during the world war.\nHis daughters got married in Rzesz\u00f3w. His daughter Miriam married Shimon Dym of Krosna, who was an honorable merchant, a scholar, and a noble man. His daughter Sima Yuta married Shmuel Eintracht of Krakow, the son of one of the important communal heads of Krakow. His daughter Sara married David Kratz of Lw\u00f3w, the son of an important householder of that city. His two sons became communal leaders of Polish Jewry. The Gaon Rabbi Aharon Lewin was chosen as the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of the city of Sambor in the year 5665 (1904). While serving as rabbi of that community, he was elected as a representative of the Polish Sejm in the year 5683 (1923), as well as in the Sejm of 5691 (1931). He even took the place of Rabbi Nathan in Rzesz\u00f3w after his death. The second son, Rabbi Dr. Yechezkel Lewin, became the rabbi and head of the rabbinical court in Katowice, and later a rabbi in the city of Lw\u00f3w.\nAll of them \u0096 his two sons, three daughters, three son\u0096in\u0096laws, along with several grandchildren \u0096 perished in the Holocaust at the hand of the Germans, may their names be blotted out.\nWhile serving in Rzesz\u00f3w, the Gaon Rabbi Nathan Lewin became known as one of the most important rabbis of Galicia. During the First World War, in the year 5675 (1915), he escaped from the Russians who invaded Galicia, and spent several years in the city of Vienna. There, he was appointed as one of the ten expert rabbis of Galicia who were given permission by the Austrian Government to testify about whether candidates for the rabbinate were worthy for that position. If a candidate received a certificate from one of those rabbis, he would be exempt from army service.\nPhotograph page 84: Gravestone of Rabbi Nathan Lewin (1966).\nMany books that were published between the years 5665\u00965686 / 1905\u00961926 bear an approbation from the Gaon Rabbi Nathan Lewin. At times, he includes wonderful Torah notes in his approbation. His Torah novella are published in various rabbinic anthologies. When a dispute broke out between the Kolel of Rabbi Meir Baal Haness (headed by Rabbi Chaim\nDavid Sofer of Drohobycz) and the Kolels of Kos\u00f3w, Visznitz, and Ottynia in 5672 (1912), Rabbi Nathan Lewin of Rzesz\u00f3w was asked for his opinion about the location where the Torah judgment should take place (in the Land of Israel or the Diaspora). His fine responsa is published in the bookless \u0093Teshuva KeHalacha.\u0094\nThere is no doubt that if we had merited to see the masses of his Torah writings in print, and especially his Halachic responsa, a deep genius, expert in the Babylonian and Jerusalem Talmuds, as sharp as one of the Gaonin of previous generations, would have been revealed to us. It is too bad that the entire literary treasury that was preserved with his son\u0096in\u0096law Mr. Shimon Dym, was lost in the Holocaust, as has been noted.\nI recall that on one occasion, when I was in Rzesz\u00f3w with my uncle Mr. Dym, may G\u0096d avenge his blood, and I was perusing the works of my grandfather Rabbi Nathan of holy blessed memory, I found a notebook with an article written in wonderful Hebrew. The title of the article was \u0093Regarding Tears.\u0094 It contained words of praise about tears, which helped him assuage his grief during his youth. I burst out in tears as I saw how that Gaon recognized the good in tears\u2026 In a poetic manner that penetrates the depths of the heart, my grandfather describes how a man sated with agony feels as he weeps: the pain (and he describes there various types of pain) weakens progressively as tears pour from his eyes\u2026 a philosophical idea that is confirmed by reality.\nMy grandfather the Gaon died on the 5th of Elul 5686 (1926).\nA canopy was erected around his grave. The accursed Germans destroyed the canopy, but the grave and the monument remain to this day.\nThere is a text footnote here, as follows: In a response to Reb David Leib Levin in the year 5641 (1881) in the book \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 Section Yoreh Deah II, section 112, he is addressed as, \u0093The Honorable wealthy, scholarly rabbi, who is wholesome, expert, famous, and well pedigreed.\u0094 Return\nThere is a footnote in the text, as follows: This book was owned by Dr. Karl Lewin of blessed memory of Tel Aviv, the son of Rabbi Yisrael Lewin. He sent me a photocopy of this biographical article. Return\nThere is a footnote in the text here, as follows: His love of books was awakened in him when he was still a lad. Throughout the years, he amassed one of the largest and most important private libraries in Galicia. Return\nDeuteronomy 33:7. Return\nThere is a footnote in the text here, as follows: Section 56 and 61 from the year 5638 (1878). Section 43 was written in the year 5634 (1874). Of course, it was impossible that this could be the date of the responsa, for Rabbi Nathan was only 14 years old at the time, and certainly did not yet know Rabbi Yitzchak Shmelkes. Sections 87 and 170 were from the year 5639 (1879). Sections 104, 119, 120, and 169 are from the year 5660 (1900). Return\nThere is a footnote in the text here as follows: Such as section 139 from the year 5646 (1886). On the other hand, in the fourth section of \u0093Beit Yitzchak\u0094 Even HaEzer I, there are responsa belonging to this period. Responsa of sections 122\u0096123 were written in the year 5639 (1879). The responsa to section 129 was also written that year. Return\nThere is a footnote in the text here: For example, in section 81, paragraph 5. Return\nThere is a footnote in the text here as follows: \u0093My grandson, the sharp lad Aharon Lewin may his light shine pointed out to me\u2026\u0094 Return\nThere is a footnote in the text here, as follows: \u0093The grandson of the author states: Since I had the pleasant lot of copying the table of contents, I will bring a note that I found among the words of my grandfather the Gaon may he live log, in the final section that is appended to his work.\u0094 Return",
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        "raw_content": "Island man finds one of the oldest units of length measurement, a cubit\nDon MacFarlane saved an ancient piece of history from being torched. - Desiree Anstey\nDon MacFarlane discovers oldest units of length measurement, a cubit, while clearing the eaves of the historic J. C. Pope house\nLOWER BEDEQUE, P.E.I. - While clearing the eaves of the historic James Colledge Pope property, located in Lower Bedeque, Don MacFarlane grabbed something that didn\u2019t feel quite like a stick.\n\u201cWe were doing some renovations on the old house, cleaning out the eaves, and I was throwing stuff into the yard to be burned when I grabbed something that felt a little different. It was black as tar, so, curious, I decided to take it home to clean,\u201d said MacFarlane.\n\u201cThere was something special to me about the item with eight sides, like an octagon, so I kept it safe in my house for 20 years. I happened to show Ron (Rayner), and the next day I had a letter on my doorstep that explained the item as an important piece of history.\u201d\nA cubit is one length of a man\u2019s forearm, from the fingertips to the elbow.\nIt turned out that MacFarlane was holding one of the oldest units of length measurement, a cubit.\n\u201cAs far as (a) cubit goes, I remember hearing about it years ago,\u201d said Rayner. \u201cIt had been used in Biblical times. You will find in the pages of the Bible the ark built by Noah was so many cubits long, wide, and deep.\u201d\nThe cubit rod MacFarlane found is dated 1852.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a very rare find. It\u2019s almost as if it were meant to be because someone was ready to throw that on a fire pile and Don found it,\u201d said Rayner. \u201cAnd it\u2019s marked around the time that big house was built. The Pope family are very prominent in the Island\u2019s history.\u201d\nThe rod is 457 millimeters (18 inches) in length, which is the usual measurement of a Biblical cubit.\n\u201cWe both belong to Mount Moriah Masonic Lodge and we know the measurements done on King Solomon\u2019s Temple were done in cubits,\u201d said Rayner. \u201cThe cubit is the first recorded unit of length used between the Romans, Egyptians and Greeks.\u201d\nEvery side is listed with numbers, and in the middle, all the digits come together.\n\u201cI couldn\u2019t believe I had a part of history in my hand, and I showed it to all my family,\u201d said MacFarlane. \u201cI keep it safe, but If the kids don\u2019t want it I will donate it to a museum.\u201d\nNew Annan man receives jail time for theft",
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        "raw_content": "DEAN BUTCH WILSON, et al.,\nJOHN W. JONES, JR., et al.,\nBRIEF FOR THE UNITED STATES AS APPELLANT\nREBECCA K. TROTH\nDEANNE E.B. ROSS\nWilson, et al. v. Jones, et al., C.A. No. 99-11145\nAlgert Agricola, Attorney for Plaintiffs/Appellees\nDallas County Commissioner Kimbrough Ballard\nCartlege W. Blackwell Jr., Attorney for Dallas County Probate Judge, Sheriff\nBruce C. Boynton, Attorney for Dallas County Commission\nJoseph Michael Druhan Jr., Attorney for Plaintiffs/Appellees\nJ. Don Foster, United States Attorney, S.D. Ala.\nStanley Graham, Deputy Attorney General, State of Alabama\nMark L. Gross, Deputy Chief of Appellate Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nThe Honorable W. Brevard Hand, United States District Court Judge, S.D. Ala. (United States v. Dallas County Commission; Wilson v. Jones)\nAnita Hodgkiss, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nHarris Huffman, Dallas County Sheriff, Defendant\nElizabeth Johnson, former Chief of the Voting Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nJohn W. Jones, Dallas County Probate Judge, Defendant\nAlbert Jordan, Attorney for Plaintiffs/Appellees\nWilliam A. Kynard, Dallas County Circuit Court Clerk, Defendant\nC-1 of 2\nBill Lann Lee, Acting Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nJohnny Middlebrooks, Plaintiff\nErskine Minor, Dallas County Commissioner\nRoy Moore, Chairman, Dallas County Commissioner\nDonna M. Murphy, Deputy Chief of the Voting Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nJohn R. Park Jr., Assistant Attorney General, State of Alabama\nJoseph Rich, Acting Chief of the Voting Rights Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nDeanne E.B. Ross, Voting Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nRebecca K. Troth, Appellate Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nPerry Varner, Dallas County Commissioner\nBret R. Williams, Voting Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice\nCurtis Williams, Dallas County Commissioner\nDean Butch Wilson, Plaintiff\nC-2 of 2 STATEMENT REGARDING ORAL ARGUMENT\nBecause this case involves complex factual and legal issues, oral argument may be helpful to the Court.\nCERTIFICATE OF INTERESTED PERSONS AND CORPORATE\nDISCLOSURE STATEMENT\tC-1\nSTATEMENT OF ISSUE\t2\nA.\tBackground Facts\t2\nB.\tPrior Proceedings\t4\nSUMMARY OF ARGUMENT\t13\nI.\tTHE DISTRICT COURT ERRED IN VACATING THE 1988\nINJUNCTION THIS COURT ORDERED IN UNITED STATES\nv. DALLAS COUNTY COMMISSION\t14\nA.\tThe Injunction This Court Ordered\nWas A Valid Remedy For The Section 2\nViolation When Entered In 1988\t14\nB.\tThe District Court Improperly\nConsidered This Independent\nChallenge To The Judgment Rendered\nIn A Separate Action\t16\nC.\tThe Supreme Court's Decision in Holder\nv. Hall Did Not Affect The Validity Of\nThe Section 2 Remedy\t20\nAtlanta Gas Light Co. v. Department of Energy, 666\nF.2d 1359 (11th Cir.), cert. denied, 459 U.S.\nBonner v. City of Prichard, 661 F.2d 1206 (11th Cir.\nButts v. City of N.Y., 779 F.2d 141 (2d Cir. 1985),\nCity of Prattville v. City of Millbrook, 621 So. 2d\n267 (Ala. 1993)\t23\nDeposit Bank v. Board of Councilmen, 191 U.S. 499 (1903)\t19\n* Dillard v. Crenshaw County, 831 F.2d 246 (11th Cir.\n1987)\t13, 26, 27, 28\nHines v. Rapides Parish Sch. Bd., 479 F.2d 762 (5th\n* Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994)\tpassim\nJackson v. DeSoto Parish Sch. Bd., 585 F.2d 726\nLapin v. Shulton, Inc., 333 F.2d 169 (9th Cir.),\nMartin v. Wilks, 490 U.S. 755 (1989)\t17\nRollins v. Dallas County Comm'n, No. 92-0242,\n1992 WL 611861 (S.D. Ala. Mar. 13, 1992)\t7\nSchell v. Turner, 324 So. 2d 274 (Ala. Civ. App. 1975)\t23\nSeniors Civil Liberties Ass'n v. Kemp, 965 F.2d 1030\nSimmons v. Conger, 86 F.3d 1080 (11th Cir. 1996)\t13\nUnited States v. Alabama, 252 F. Supp. 95 (M.D.\nAla. 1966)\t3-4\nUnited States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 548 F. Supp.\n875 (S.D. Ala. 1982)\t4, 5\nUnited States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 739 F.2d\n1529 (11th Cir. 1984)\t3, 4, 5\n704 (S.D. Ala. 1986)\t5\n955 (S.D. Ala. 1987) passim\n* United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 850 F.2d\n1430 (11th Cir. 1988), cert. denied, 490\nU.S. 1030 (1989)\tpassim\nU.S. 1030 (1989)\t5-6, 15\n26 (11th Cir. 1990)\t6\nUnited States v. Jones, 846 F. Supp. 955 (S.D. Ala.\n1994), aff'd, 57 F.3d 1020 (11th Cir. 1995)\t6-7\nVoinovich v. Quilter, 507 U.S. 146 (1993)\t26\nWhitcomb v. Chavis, 403 U.S. 124 (1971)\t26\n* Wise v. Lipscomb, 437 U.S. 535 (1978)\t15, 21\nTenth Amendment\t16, 17\nVoting Rights Act,\n42 U.S.C. 1973 et seq.\t1\n42 U.S.C. 1973 (Section 2)\tpassim\n42 U.S.C. 1973c (Section 5)\t6\n28 U.S.C. 1292(a)\t2\n42 U.S.C. 1973j(f)\t1\n1900-1901 Ala. Acts 328, \u00a7 1\t3\n1900-1901 Ala. Acts 328, \u00a7 6\t3, 22\n1949 Ala. Acts 196\t3\nFederal Rules of Civil Procedure:\nRule 60(b)\t10, 18\nS. Rep. No. 417, 97th Cong., 2d Sess. 31 (1982)\t26\n11 Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller, Federal\nPractice and Procedure Civil 2d \u00a7 2863\n(2d ed. 1995)\t18\n11A Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller, Federal\nThis is an appeal from a judgment of the federal district court dissolving an injunction this Court ordered in an earlier case and enjoining elections pursuant to the existing districting plan. Plaintiffs brought this action under 42 U.S.C. 1973 et seq., 42 U.S.C. 1983, 42 U.S.C. 1988, 28 U.S.C. 2201 et seq., and 28 U.S.C. 1651 (R1-1).(1) The district court had jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. 1331, 28 U.S.C. 1343, and 42 U.S.C. 1973j(f). The district court entered judgment for plaintiffs on March 29, 1999 (R7-137). The Dallas County Commissioners filed a timely notice of appeal on May 3, 1999 (R7-146). The United States filed a timely notice of appeal on May 26, 1999 (R7-157). This Court has jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. 1292(a).\nSTATEMENT OF ISSUE\nWhether the district court properly held that the injunction this Court ordered to be entered in 1988 in United States v. Dallas County Commission, 850 F.2d 1430 (1988), cert. denied, 490 U.S. 1030 (1989), requiring the election of the five members of the Dallas County Commission from single member districts, should be vacated as an improper remedy for a violation of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. 1973, in light of the Supreme Court's decision in Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994).\nA. Background Facts\nThis case involves the County Commission of Dallas County, Alabama, which is located in the south-central part of the state (R5-114-14-15). According to the 1990 Census, Dallas County had a total population of 48,130 persons, of whom 41.7% were white and 57.8% were black; 46.6% of the total voting age population was white and 52.8% was black (R5-114-15). At least in part because of the lingering effects of discrimination, the socio-economic condition of black citizens of Dallas County is -- and has always been -- significantly depressed compared to the condition of the county's white residents (R7-136-42; R5-114-17-22).\nThe origins of the current Dallas County Commission are found in a 1901 act of the Alabama legislature establishing a court of county revenues \"composed of the judge of probate as principal judge, and four commissioners\" to govern Dallas County. 1900-1901 Ala. Acts 328, \u00a7\u00a7 1, 6 (Act No. 328) (Def. Exh. 1 at Tab 34). The act provided for the at-large election of the members of the court of county revenues and authorized them to \"perform all of the duties and services, and have and exercise all of the powers which are or may be required of the several members of courts of county commissioners of this State.\" Act No. 328, \u00a7\u00a7 3, 6. The probate judge presided over the body and cast the deciding vote in case of a tie. Act No. 328, \u00a7 2. The probate judge and the other members of the commission were each paid $4.00 \"for each day they are actually engaged in the performance of their duties as members of said court.\" Act No. 328, \u00a7 5. A 1949 amendment gave the chairperson a vote in filling certain county vacancies (R5-114-6; Def. Exh. 1, Tab 30 at 745; see R8-188 (Jones); 1949 Ala. Acts 196, 197). The probate judge had other, quasi-judicial duties, including adoptions, estate proceedings, guardianships, condemnations, name changes, document recordings, civil commitments, and other duties unrelated to the work of the commission (R8-130, 144, 153 (Jones); Def. Exh. 1, Tab 17 at 3032).\nDallas County has a lengthy record of discrimination against black citizens. United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 739 F.2d 1529, 1537-1539 (11th Cir. 1984); United States v. Alabama, 252 F. Supp. 95, 101 (M.D. Ala. 1966); R5-114-28. As a result of this discrimination, there was a marked disparity in voter registration in Dallas County when Congress enacted the Voting Rights Act in 1965 (R5-114-27). Only 2.1% of the 1960 black voting age population was registered to vote, as compared to 65.7% of the 1960 white voting age population (R5-114- 27-28). Even after federal examiners had registered black citizens of Dallas County and many of the discriminatory impediments to registration and voting had been removed, black citizens still had no voice in county government, primarily because extreme racially polarized voting, in conjunction with the at-large method of electing the county governing body, effectively foreclosed any chance for blacks to elect candidates of their choice. United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 739 F.2d 1529, 1536-1537 (11th Cir. 1984); R7-136-43. No black person was ever elected to the Dallas County Commission under the at-large method of election enacted in 1901 (R7-136-43; R5-114-37).\nB. Prior Proceedings\nIn 1978, the United States challenged the at-large method of electing members to the Dallas County Commission and Board of Education under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. 1973. See United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 548 F. Supp. 875, 877 (S.D. Ala. 1982). In 1982, the district court held that the at-large method of electing county commissioners did not violate Section 2. The court found that the United States had not proved that the 1901 statute under which the at-large method of election was established was motivated by discriminatory intent or diluted black voting strength in Dallas County. 548 F. Supp. at 919. This Court reversed and remanded to the district court with instructions to consider the role of racially polarized voting and the lingering effects of discrimination in Dallas County. United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 739 F.2d 1529 (11th Cir. 1984). On remand, the district court found that the at-large election scheme for the Dallas County Commission and Board of Education diluted minority voting strength and thereby violated Section 2. United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 636 F. Supp. 704 (S.D. Ala. 1986).\nTo remedy the Section 2 violation, the district court ordered the county to adopt a method of election that created four single-member districts. The district court retained the the probate judge, elected at large, as chairperson, concluding that the inclusion of the probate judge elected at large was a \"fair election plan,\" even though the violation of Section 2 involved the at-large election of the commission \"as a whole.\" United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 661 F. Supp. 955, 958-959 (S.D. Ala. 1987). This Court again reversed, finding that the election of only four members of the commission from single-member districts, allowing the chairperson to continue to be elected at large, did not completely remedy the prior dilution of minority voting strength caused by the at-large method of electing county commissioners. United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 850 F.2d 1430, 1432 (11th Cir. 1988), cert. denied, 490 U.S. 1030 (1989); see also United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 850 F.2d 1433, 1442 (11th Cir. 1988) (companion school board case), cert. denied, 490 U.S. 1030 (1989). This Court ordered Dallas County to adopt a five single-member districting plan for both the Board of Education and the County Commission. As a result, black citizens were elected to the county commission for the first time since Reconstruction (R7-136-44). The chairperson of the county commission, a position no longer held by the probate judge, was chosen from among the five county commissioners (R7-136-44).(2)\nThe release of the 1990 Census data revealed that the 1988 court-ordered plan was malapportioned (R7-136-45). In March 1992, the Dallas County Commission adopted a new redistricting plan that, under the 1990 Census figures, maintained approximately the same racial population breakdown as the 1988 court-ordered plan (R5-114-9-11). The Attorney General precleared this plan under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. 1973c (R7-136-39; R5-114-11). In 1992, under the new redistricting plan, two black members and three white members were elected to the five-member Dallas County Commission; in District 2, the \"swing\" district, a white candidate defeated the black incumbent in the primary election and a black independent candidate in the general election. United States v. Jones, 846 F. Supp. 955 (S.D. Ala. 1994), aff'd, 57 F.3d 1020 (11th Cir. 1995).(3)\nIn the 1996 general election, a black independent candidate defeated the white incumbent in District 2 (R5-114-41). The Dallas County Commission presently consists of two white and three black commissioners; the commission has elected a white chairperson from among its membership (R5-114-41).\n1. On October 25, 1996, two white residents of Dallas County filed suit against the Dallas County Commission, various county officials, and the United States (based on its role as the plaintiff in the Section 2 case) (R1-1). The complaint alleged that the elimination of the probate judge, elected at large, as chairperson of the county commission is not a proper remedy for violations of the Voting Rights Act as interpreted by the Supreme Court in Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994), and \"is beyond the authority conferred on this Court by Congress, and by the Constitution\" (R1-1-7). Plaintiffs further asserted that circumstances had changed since 1988 so that, under current conditions, returning the probate judge to the county commission would \"no longer [be] dilutive of the vote of any citizens, and does not deprive minority voters of a fair opportunity to elect persons of their choice to the commission\" (R1-1-8). On October 17, 1997, the plaintiffs amended their complaint to add claims that \"[t]he order of this Court which prevents the probate judge, elected by all the voters of Dallas County, from sitting as a member of the County Commission, and in his place, adds another elected official chosen exclusively by the voters of one limited subdistrict,\" violates the Voting Rights Act and the Fourteenth Amendment (R2-47-2).\n2. The district court conducted a four-day bench trial in May 1998. In support of their claim that the five single-member district method of election was a change in the size of the commission, plaintiffs presented evidence that the creation of an additional part-time elected official in the county (the chairperson elected from a single-member district) resulted in additional county expense (R6-129-23-25; R8-127-128 (Jones); R5-114-7). Plaintiffs submitted evidence that under the prior system, the probate judge had only a tie-breaking vote, while the new chairperson can vote on all commission matters (R6-129-24-25; R8-110 (Jones); R9-242 (Minor)). Finally, plaintiffs relied on evidence that the probate judge was elected to a six-year term and the post-1988 chairperson of the commission, like the other commissioners, runs for election every four years (R6-129-25).\nThe United States and the county presented evidence that the 1988 injunction did not change the size of the five-member commission, but changed only the method of electing county commissioners. The record showed that before the 1988 Court order providing for the election of the commission members from five single-member districts, Probate Judge John W. Jones acted as \"an integral part of the commission\" when serving as chairperson of the county commission (R8-176 (Jones)), and \"all five\" members of the commission set commission policy (R9-440 (Barber); see also R9-441 (Barber)). Probate Judge Jones set the agenda for the commission, presided at the meetings, worked with the other commissioners on budget issues and on monitoring county funds, and signed the checks on behalf of the commission (R8-130-133 (Jones)). Jones, as chairperson, often represented the commission in meetings, discussions, and on various committees and commissions, and was a vocal spokesperson for the commission (R8-135-140, 203-204 (Jones)). As chairperson, Jones had a vote in the event of a tie and had a vote in approving the appointments of certain county officials (Def. Exh. 1, Tab 30 at 745; see R8-188 (Jones); R5-114-6).\nBased on this evidence, the United States argued that the Supreme Court's decision in Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994), did not invalidate the current plan. Holder v. Hall dealt only with challenges to the size of the elected body and the 1988 court order did not change the size of the Dallas County Commission. The United States argued that the chairperson had always been and remains a member of the five-member commission and only the method by which he was elected changed (R7-132-5-10). The United States argued further that plaintiffs had no independent cause of action because relief from the injunction under Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b) must be sought in the case in which the injunction was entered, not in an independent action (R1-24).\nPlaintiffs also claimed that the injunction was no longer warranted as a Section 2 remedy (R6-129-26-27). Plaintiffs presented evidence that because of changed circumstances, black voters in Dallas County were able elect their candidate of choice in situations in which there was some white cross-over vote (R6-129-28-33). Plaintiffs contended finally that the redistricting in 1992 and the removal of the probate judge from the commission \"reflects excessively race-based government actions,\" violating the Fourteenth Amendment and the Voting Rights Act (R6-129-42).(4)\nThe United States countered with evidence (including the expert's analysis of polarized voting in recent Dallas County elections) of the existence in Dallas County of the factors supporting a finding that the at-large election of a member of the county commission would continue to violate Section 2 under the totality of the circumstances (R7-132-53-59; R10-571-586, 607-609 (Lichtman); Def. Exh. 19). With regard to the Fourteenth Amendment claim, the defendants presented evidence that racial considerations did not subordinate traditional districting principles in the creation of the 1988 court-ordered districting plan or the 1992 redistricting plan for the county commission (see generally R7-132-24-41). The United States also argued that complying with Section 2 and Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act is a compelling interest and that the five single-member district plan for electing the Dallas County Commission is narrowly tailored (R7-132-41-51).\n3. On March 29, 1999, the district court entered judgment for plaintiffs, finding that this Court's 1988 injunction establishing the present five single-member district method of electing the Dallas County Commission \"impermissibly altered the size of that governing body\" (R7-136-3). Rejecting the arguments that plaintiffs were required to seek relief from the injunction in the original United States v. Dallas County Commission Section 2 case and that the subsequent Supreme Court case should not be applied here retroactively (see R7-136-6-7, 22-26),(5) the district court concluded that this Court's order creating a five single-member district method of election for the Dallas County Commission violated Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994). It reasoned that if, under Holder, plaintiffs cannot challenge the size of a governing body under Section 2, a court cannot remedy a Section 2 violation by changing the size of the body (R7-136-20). The court did not address defendants' evidence showing that the probate judge was considered, and had effectively served as, a member of the commission even before 1988. The court did note that the probate judge held a full-time position, was elected to a six-year term, and voted in case of a tie, while the new chairperson was part-time, was elected for a four-year term, and could vote on all commission matters (R7-136-19 n.8). The court dismissed the United States' argument that the commission was comprised of five members before and after 1988 as a comparison of \"apples with oranges in an effort to avoid the limitations which are now recognized as legitimate proscriptions against judicial overreaching\" (R7-136-19).\nThe district court did not reach the plaintiffs' claims that the five single-member district method of election and districting plan violated plaintiffs' rights under the Voting Rights Act or the Equal Protection Clause of Fourteenth Amendment. The court found only that it could not accord the commission's 1992 districting plan the deference that a court normally grants a legislative plan since the 1992 plan was \"irreparably intertwined\" with the plan this Court entered as the remedy to the Section 2 violation in 1988 (R7-136-14).\nThe district court essentially reinstated its 1987 remedial decision in United States v. Dallas County Commission, 661 F. Supp. 955 (S.D. Ala. 1987). It ordered the development and implementation of a four single-member districting plan for four commissioners and a return of the probate judge elected at large as commission chairperson (R7-136-31-32).\n4. On May 3, 1999, the county commission filed a notice of appeal (R7-146). The United States filed a notice of appeal on May 26, 1999 (R7-157).\nThe district court's application of the law the Supreme Court announced in Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994), to the facts in this case is subject to de novo review. Simmons v. Conger, 86 F.3d 1080, 1084 (11th Cir. 1996).\nThe district court erred in vacating the remedy to the Section 2 violation this Court ordered in United States v. Dallas County Commission in 1988. The court erred initially in allowing plaintiffs to bring an independent action challenging the scope of the injunction in the earlier case, rather than requiring plaintiffs to seek to intervene in United States v. Dallas County Commission. But even if plaintiffs had properly asserted the challenge to the Court's 1988 injunction, the district court erred in his implicit finding that the 1988 court order changed the size of the commission and in assuming, contrary to this Court's holding in Dillard v. Crenshaw County, 831 F.2d 246 (11th Cir. 1987), that the chairperson should not be considered a member of the commission. A necessary predicate for the 1988 injunction was this Court's determination that the Dallas County Commission was comprised of five members, and that to fully remedy the vote dilution caused by the at-large system, all members of the commission must be elected from single-member districts. The Supreme Court's later holding in Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994), is simply not implicated here because the Section 2 remedy this Court ordered did not increase the size of the elected body. State law, the historic evidence, and prior findings regarding the role of the chairperson of the county commission, as well as the contemporary evidence of the actual operation of the commission, confirm that the Dallas County Commission chairperson was not a separate officeholder but one member of a five-member commission in which all five members set policy for Dallas County.\nARGUMENT THE DISTRICT COURT ERRED IN VACATING THE 1988 INJUNCTION THIS COURT ORDERED IN UNITED STATES v. DALLAS COUNTY COMMISSION\nA. The Injunction This Court Ordered Was A Valid Remedy\nFor The Section 2 Violation When Entered In 1988(6)\nIn 1987, after this Court reversed the district court's initial finding of no liability and the district court held that the United States had proved the at-large election of Dallas County commissioners violated Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. 1973, the district court entered its remedial order. United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 661 F. Supp. 955 (S.D. Ala. 1987). In that order, the district court recognized that \"the at-large scheme of election for the Dallas County Commission, as a whole, is violative of Section 2,\" and considered the proper remedy for the Section 2 violation to involve the \"five member governing body.\" 661 F. Supp. at 958. The district court concluded that a remedy that would allow the probate judge to continue to serve as chairperson and be elected at large, while requiring the election of the other commissioners from single-member districts, was \"a fair election plan.\" 661 F. Supp. at 959.\nThis Court reversed, holding that the district court's proposed remedy did \"not fully cure the infirmities which caused the district court in the first instance to declare the county's at-large electoral system violative of Section 2.\" United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 850 F.2d 1430, 1432 (11th Cir. 1988), cert. denied, 490 U.S. 1030 (1989) (citing United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 850 F.2d 1433, 1438 (11th Cir. 1988), cert. denied, 490 U.S. 1030 (1989)). In the companion school board case, the Court explained that at-large election systems are not per se unconstitutional, but when an at-large scheme violates Section 2, \"'federal courts, absent special circumstances, [should] employ single member districts when . . . impos[ing] remedial [election] plans . . . .'\" Dallas County Comm'n, 850 F.2d at 1438 (quoting Wise v. Lipscomb, 437 U.S. 535, 540 (1978)). This Court held in both the school board case and the county commission case that all five members of the two bodies should be elected from single-member districts to remedy fully the Section 2 violations.\nSignificantly, in considering the role of the probate judge, this Court noted that it was permissible for that official to be elected at large \"with respect to the judicial aspects of that office.\" 850 F.2d at 1432 n.1. The Court thus necessarily recognized that when the probate judge was serving on the commission, he was performing non-judicial, legislative duties that made him a fifth member of the commission, so the Section 2 remedy required election of all five members from single-member districts.\nB. The District Court Improperly Considered This Independent\nChallenge To The Judgment Rendered In A Separate Action\nThe district court improperly allowed the plaintiffs to challenge the injunction this Court ordered in 1988 in United States v. Dallas County Commission, rather than requiring them to seek to intervene in the action in which the judgment was entered (see R7-136-6-7). With regard to their claim under Holder v. Hall, plaintiffs had no separate cause of action under federal law since they did not allege that the at-large election of all five members of the Dallas County Commission was inherently violative of the Tenth Amendment or any other federal right. Rather, they alleged that this Court could no longer impose such an election system as a remedy to the Section 2 violation proved in United States v. Dallas County Commission after the Supreme Court issued its decision in Holder v. Hall.\nSimply put, we are aware of no precedent that provides an individual an independent cause of action to object to an injunction entered by a court in another action based solely on the allegation that the other court exceeded its authority under federal law. This Court's cases on which the district court relied (see R37-136-8) in allowing this action, Seniors Civil Liberties Ass'n v. Kemp, 965 F.2d 1030 (11th Cir. 1992), and Atlanta Gas Light Co. v. Dept. of Energy, 666 F.2d 1359 (11th Cir.), cert. denied, 459 U.S. 836 (1982), are inapposite. In both cases, this Court acknowledged that private parties may have a private right of action under the Tenth Amendment to challenge federal legislation that improperly overrode state sovereignty, but ultimately upheld the challenged legislation as constitutional. Seniors Civil Liberties Ass'n, 965 F.2d at 1034 n.6; Atlanta Gas Light Co,, 666 F.2d at 1368 n.16. Here, plaintiffs do not assert either that the Voting Rights Act or the election of commissioners from single-member districts violates the Tenth Amendment, but that the injunction this Court ordered in United States v. Dallas County Commission should be revised because of changes in intervening law. This is not grounds for an independent action under the Tenth Amendment.(7)\nAt most, plaintiffs have asserted an interest in modifying the injunction under Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b) under which parties may seek relief from a judgment when \"it is no longer equitable that the judgment should have prospective application.\" Such relief \"should come from the court that gave the judgment [and] [o]ther courts should refuse to entertain an independent action seeking relief from the judgment on this ground, so long as it is apparent that a remedy by motion is available in the court that gave judgment.\" 11 Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller, Federal Practice and Procedure Civil 2d \u00a7 2863 at 350 (2d ed. 1995). If the individual seeking to amend the earlier judgment was not a party to that lawsuit, however, he must seek to intervene in the earlier action, assuming he is able to establish standing and meet the requirements for intervention under Fed. R. Civ. P. 24.\nConsiderations favoring judicial economy, effective management of complex ongoing litigation, fairness to parties in the original litigation, and the interest in avoiding conflicting judicial orders on the same subject matter counsel against such collateral attacks. 11A Charles Alan Wright & Arthur R. Miller, Federal Practice & Procedure Civil 2d \u00a7 2961 at 410 (2d ed. 1995). If an individual has an interest in modifying the relief entered in another action, it should be left to the original court, the court most familiar with the history of the case, to decide whether relief from a continuing injunction is warranted. See Jackson v. DeSoto Parish Sch. Bd., 585 F.2d 726, 730 n.1 (5th Cir. 1978)(8); Lapin v. Shulton, Inc., 333 F.2d 169, 171 (9th Cir.) (citing Deposit Bank v. Board of Councilmen, 191 U.S. 499 (1903)), cert. denied, 379 U.S. 904 (1964). The Fifth Circuit in similar circumstances -- a school desegregation case -- thus required parental groups seeking to challenge the way in which desgregation orders were being implemented to intervene in the prior action rather than collaterally attack the ongoing order. Hines v. Rapides Parish Sch. Bd., 479 F.2d 762, 765 (5th Cir. 1973). There are no relevant distinctions between the school desegregation orders challenged in Hines and the Section 2 injunction this Court ordered in the earlier action that continues to be in effect that would make collateral attack any more appropriate here than in Hines. Federal district courts have no authority to modify the injunctions of other federal district courts absent extraordinary circumstances or independent violations of federal law, and plaintiffs' claim under Holder v. Halls alleges neither.\nUnder the circumstances here, some of the reasons for not allowing collateral attacks on relief entered in other cases may not be present, and we recognize that, as a practical matter, the ultimate result may have been the same. The district court judge who presided over United States v. Dallas County Commission heard this collateral attack on the decree and determined that the court's earlier injunction should be vacated. The court thus had background in the case. Nevertheless, a collateral attack raises the possibility of prejudice to the parties in the first action. Allowing the collateral attack also means that the voluminous evidence in the earlier case must be made part of the record in this case, resulting in unnecessary duplication and inefficiency. There was thus no basis for allowing the collateral attack on the judgment entered in United States v. Dallas County Commission.\nC. The Supreme Court's Decision In Holder v. Hall\nDid Not Affect The Validity Of The Section 2 Remedy\nEven if collateral attack were appropriate, the district court misapplied Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994), in invalidating this Court's 1988 judgment ordering the injunction in United States v. Dallas County Commission (R7-136-3). In Holder, the Supreme Court reversed the lower court's holding that the single-commissioner form of government in Bleckley County, Georgia, violated Section 2. The concern in that case was that there was no \"objectively reasonable alternative practice,\" i.e., an alternative commission size, to which the Court could look \"as a benchmark for the dilution comparison.\" 512 U.S. at 887 (O'Connor, J., concurring in part). Because there was no objective basis on which to say, for example, that there should be five commissioners rather than the single commissioner, a majority of the Court thus agreed that \"a plaintiff cannot maintain a \u00a7 2 challenge to the size of a government body.\" 512 U.S. at 885 (plurality opinion); see 512 U.S. at 885 (O'Connor, J., concurring in part); 512 U.S. at 891 (Thomas, J., concurring in the judgment).\nThe Holder plurality expressly distinguished the question of the size of an elected body from the numerous other situations in which a benchmark comparison will be \"obvious,\" 512 U.S. at 880 (plurality opinion), or \"self-evident,\" 512 U.S. at 888 (O'Connor, J., concurring in part). For example, \"[i]n a challenge to a multimember at-large system, * * * a court may compare it to a system of multiple single-member districts.\" 512 U.S. at 888 (O'Connor, J., concurring in part).\nWhile the district court is correct that Holder prohibits Section 2 challenges to the size of an elected body, that case is inapplicable here. The United States' Section 2 challenge in United States v. Dallas County Commission, and the Court's remedial decision in 1988, properly related only to the method of election -- not to the number of members of the Dallas County Commission. Once the at-large method of electing the commission's membership was proven to be dilutive, a finding not challenged here, this Court correctly ordered election of the five members of the commission from single-member districts. See generally Wise v. Lipscomb, 437 U.S. 535, 540 (1978) (\"[a]mong other requirements, a court-drawn plan should prefer single-member districts over multi-member districts, absent persuasive justification to the contrary\"),\nThe district court's decision overturning this Court's order requiring five single-member districts can be sustained only if the role of chairperson of the commission before 1988 was a single-office position, thus resulting in a four-member commission and a separate chairperson. The record here, however, clearly shows that the probate judge, acting as chairperson, was one of the five members of the commission.\nThe historical view, expressed by plaintiffs' expert, was that the chairperson of Dallas County Commission was \"a member of the County Commission\" when doing commission work (R9-380 (Stewart)). The 1901 Act provided that the probate judge and the members of the commission will be paid the same amount ($4.00) \"for each day they are actually engaged in the performance of their duties as members of said [commission].\" Act No. 328, \u00a7 6 (emphasis added). Act No. 328 thus established that the probate judge was a member of the commission when doing commission business, and thus should be paid the same as the other members.\nThe many decisions in United States v. Dallas County Commission confirm that the probate judge, when acting as chairperson, was always considered to be a member of the commission. When the district court entered its original Section 2 remedy of four single-member districts in 1987, the court recognized that the Section 2 violation went to the commission \"as a whole,\" which the court described as a \"five member governing body.\" United States v. Dallas County Comm'n, 661 F. Supp. 955, 958 (S.D. Ala. 1987). The district court also recognized in 1987 that the chairperson was \"a member of the commission.\" 661 F. Supp. at 957. State courts similarly have considered the state legislation establishing the county commissions and found the probate judge, as chairman ex-officio, to be acting as a commissioner. See e.g., City of Prattville v. City of Milbrook, 621 So. 2d 267, 268-269 (Ala. 1993); Schell v. Turner, 324 So. 2d 274 (Ala. Civ. App. 1975).\nThis historical view of the chairperson of the commission is consistent with the undisputed evidence presented below that the chairperson shared legislative duties with the other members of the multi-member body and acted as a commission member. Probate Judge John W. Jones, the commission chairperson before 1988, represented the commission in meetings and on various committees and commissions, and was a vocal -- and often the only -- spokesperson for the commission at private and public functions (R8-131-140, 202-203 (Jones)). Before 1988, Jones, who had an office in the courthouse, was the locus of citizen complaints and concerns regarding the Dallas County Commission and the public considered him to be an important member of the commission (R8-129-173-174, 203 (Jones)). As chairperson of the county commission, he attended all commission meetings, set the agenda, and routinely presented his views during debate as to the matters that came before the commission (R8-130-131, 203-205 (Jones)). He also represented the county commission in matters involving the state legislature, federal agencies, and the other branches of municipal government (R8-135-139 (Jones)). Not only did he have voting power in the event of a tie, but he had a vote when it came to appointing certain county officials (R5-114-6; Def. Exh. 1, Tab 30 at 745; see R8-188 (Jones)).\nThe other evidence in the record does not compel a different conclusion. Plaintiffs' evidence that the probate judge is a full-time county employee, while the chairperson of the present commission is a \"part-time\" employee whose duties relate solely to the commission, is irrelevant to determining whether the size of the commission changed. But, in any event, at the same time the probate judge served as chairperson of the county commission, he had significant duties as probate judge unrelated to the work of the commission, including responsibility for adoptions, estate proceedings, guardianships, condemnations, name changes, document recordings, civil commitments, and other work (R8-130, 144, 153; Def. Exh. 1, Tab 17 at 3032). Now that he no longer serves as a member of the commission, he performs those duties as probate judge full-time, with the help of six employees (R8-139-143 (Jones)). For that reason, the probate judge was a part-time commissioner when he served as the chairperson, just as the present chairperson of the county commission serves part-time.\nNeither is the voting power of the probate judge compared to the new chairperson determinative of whether the Section 2 remedy increased the size of the commission in conflict with Holder v. Hall. The evidence showed that the probate judge participated fully as \"an integral part of the commission\" in developing commission policy (R8-176 (Jones)). He set the agenda and expressed his opinion on the issues he presented to the commission (R8-130-131, 203-205 (Jones)). Indeed, he did wield the all-important authority to be the deciding vote in the event of a tie. In addition, the probate judge voted to fill commission vacancies, certainly an important commission responsibility (R5-114-6; Def. Exh. 1, Tab 30 at 745; see R8-188 (Jones)). This record establishes that commission policy was set by \"all five,\" not just four, members of the commission, and the role of the chairperson was at least as significant as the role of the other four commissioners (R9-439 (Barber); see also R8-176-177, R8-201-205 (Jones)).\nFinally, evidence that the current chairperson receives compensation not previously authorized from county revenues is not proof that the size of the governing body at issue in this case -- the county commission -- changed. In concluding that the election from five single-member districts was necessary to fully cure the Section 2 violation, this Court acknowledged that its determination required the creation of another official in Dallas County. 850 F.2d at 1432 n.2. Contrary to the district court's conclusion, the Court merely recognized that prior to 1988 the Dallas County probate judge essentially fulfilled two roles: that of a part-time county commission chairperson and of a part-time quasi-judicial probate official. This Court's ruling that the commission had to be purged of all its at-large components to cure the Section 2 violation required that the person serving as the chairperson be elected from a single-member district. This determination, in combination with the continued at-large election of the probate judge, led to the incidental creation of an additional part-time elected official in the county, but it did not change the five-member size of the commission, as defined by Act No. 328, and did not violate Holder v. Hall.\nIt also has long been the rule that, where vote dilution exists, some alterations in the state's election system may be necessary to remedy the violation. See S. Rep. No. 417, 97th Cong., 2d Sess. 31 (1982) (\"[t]he court should exercise its traditional equitable powers to fashion the relief so that it completely remedies the prior dilution of minority voting strength and fully provides equal opportunity for minority citizens to participate and to elect candidates of their choice\"). To be sure, the remedy must not \"intrude upon state policy any more than necessary.\" Whitcomb v. Chavis, 403 U.S. 124, 160 (1971). But the fact that an adequate remedy may require some limited additional expenditure of government funds does not foreclose relief. See Voinovich v. Quilter, 507 U.S. 146, 159 (1993) (where state Constitution is in conflict with Voting Rights Act, Supremacy Clause requires giving preference to federal law).\nIn almost identical circumstances, this Court in Dillard v. Crenshaw County, 831 F.2d 246 (1987), held that to fully remedy a Section 2 violation, the chairperson of the Calhoun County Commission, because he was acting as a member of the commission, could not be elected at large. The court noted that Section 2 focuses on whether a post is an elected position and that \"once a post is opened to the electorate, and if it is shown that the context of that election creates a discriminatory but corrigible election practice, it must be open in a way that allows racial groups to participate equally.\" 831 F.2d at 251. Whether the chairperson may be elected at large depends on the \"full context.\" 831 F.2d at 251.\nIn Dillard, the Court found it relevant that even though the chairperson voted only in case of a tie, the \"overlap between the roles of the commission and the chairperson do not allow [the court] to consider this office as a separate, single-office position.\" 831 F.2d at 251. The court distinguished the chairperson from other single-office holders, noting that the chairperson presides over commission meetings and \"is more directly tied to the work of the county commission than any vice president or lieutenant governor is tied to the work of the legislature.\" 831 F.2d at 251; cf. Butts v. City of N.Y., 779 F.2d 141 (2d Cir. 1985) (standards for determining a violation of Section 2 different in a challenge to a single-member office), cert. denied, 478 U.S. 1021 (1986). In Dillard, the list of the duties of the proposed chairperson in Calhoun County included resolving citizen complaints about county services, representing the county on various local and state boards, lobbying the county's interests to the legislature, overseeing county construction projects, and assuring the execution of commission policies -- all duties in which the Dallas County Commission chairperson engaged. This Court's holding in Dillard that the chairperson in such governmental bodies must be considered a member of the commission for Section 2 purposes and must be elected from single-member districts controls here.\nThe Dallas County Commission chairperson was a member of a five-member commission, and this Court properly held in 1988 that all five members of the Dallas County Commission should be elected from single-member districts to remedy the Section 2 violation. That judgment is unaffected by the Supreme Court's decision in Holder v. Hall.\nThe judgment of the district court should be reversed.\nPursuant to Fed. R. App. P. 32(a)(7)(C), the undersigned certifies that this brief complies with the type-volume limitations of Fed. R. App. P. 32(a)(7)(B). Based on the word-count in the word-processing system, the brief contains 7530 words. If the court so requests, the undersigned will provide an electronic version of the brief and/or a copy of the word printout.\nI hereby certify that on this 26th day of July 1999, I served by first-class mail two copies of the Brief of the United States as Appellant and one copy of the Record Excerpts of the United States to the following counsel of record:\nAlgert S. Agricola, Jr.\nWallace, Jordan, Ratliff & Brandt, L.L.C.\nAlbert L. Jordan\nJoseph S. Johnston\nJ. Michael Druhan\nJohnston, Wilkins & Druhan\nCartledge W. Blackwell, Jr.\nBlackwell & Keith\n1. References to \"R - - \" are to volume number, docket entry number, and (where applicable) the page number of the original record. When citing to the transcripts,\"R - (name)\" refers to the volume number and page number only, as the trial transcripts do not have docket entry numbers. References to \"Def. Exh. \" are to defendants' trial exhibits.\n2. In United States v. Dallas County Commission, 904 F.2d 26 (1990), this Court again reversed the district court and held that the commissioners elected in 1988 were entitled under Alabama law to four-year rather than two-year terms and would not be up for re-election until 1992.\n3. In a 1992 challenge to the county commission redistricting plan, in which white plaintiffs sought to reinstate the pre-1988 at-large method of electing all of the commissioners, the district court found that the newly-drawn district lines did not violate the Voting Rights Act or the Constitution, and that the five single-member district plan was the proper form of government for Dallas County on grounds that conditions had not changed sufficiently in Dallas County since United States v. Dallas County Commission, 850 F.2d 1430 (11th Cir. 1988), cert. denied, 490 U.S. 1030 (1989), to warrant the court's intervention. Rollins v. Dallas County Comm'n, No. 92-0242, 1992 WL 611861 (S.D. Ala. Mar. 13, 1992).\n4. Because the district court based its judgment solely on whether the 1988 injunction changed the size of the commission, this brief will not detail the voluminous evidence presented below regarding the continued existence of vote dilution in Dallas County, nor will it describe the evidence supporting and countering the claim that race predominated in the 1988 and 1992 districting plans.\n5. The United States had argued below that Holder v. Hall should not be applied retroactively under the circumstances presented here, an argument the United States is not pursuing on appeal.\n6. As noted at n.4, supra, the district court's decision was limited to the Holder v. Hall issue. If this Court were to reverse the district court's judgment, the district court would then be called upon to resolve the remaining fact-intensive issues under Section 2 and the Fourteenth Amendment.\n7. Plaintiffs' challenge is distinguishable from the cause of action recognized in Martin v. 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        "raw_content": "From struggle mum to a more balanced woman\nWhile at the height of my self-created rat race, I decided I couldn\u2019t carry on like that. I started investing in personal development and now I experience an unprecedented sense of freedom and transformative effects on my relationships. This is my story.\nStruggle mum? That\u2019s me!\nIt\u2019s the 17th of November 2009. I\u2019m in the waiting room of my GP, reading \u2018Struggle Mums\u2019, an article on the challenging combination of juggling a career, family and relationship. I think of everything I had to arrange just to be at my doctor\u2019s on time and suddenly realise I\u2019m a struggle mum.\nAt that point in time, I had had a career in consultancy, HR management and as a communications advisor for a cabinet. I was a council member, a married woman and a mum. I managed to keep the balls in the air, but I was no longer enjoying it. I was stuck in my self-created rat race.\nThe article was the final straw. Using the \u2018Send to all\u2019 button, I handed in my notice and announced the fact that I would be writing a book. In my first draft, I put the blame for my struggle on society, my employers, my husband, feminists\u2026.and I\u2019m glad I never sent this version to the publisher : )\nMy personal growth created more balance in all my relationships, even though this is not a given. It\u2019s still a bit of a struggle at times, but with completely different results!\nIn my professional life, too, I started my own coaching practice, trained to become a certified coach and took courses in NLP Master, Insights Discovery\u00ae, Enneagram Practitioner and Systemic work (Bert Hellinger).\nMy life now: using my femininity to take my place in the world\nThere were no fundamental changes in my life. I was not confronted with a serious disease, the loss of a loved one, a divorce or any other event that generally forces people to change. It was simply personal development that changed my approach to life.\nMy book will help you on your way to regain contact with your forgotten femininity. You will soon experience the effects in your relationship, family and life in general.",
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        "raw_content": "Having Witnessed The Middle East's 'Terrible Beauty,' A Poet Brings 'Clearer Sight' To Kansas City\nBy Anne Kniggendorf \u2022 Nov 14, 2017\nWriter Bonnie Bolling's latest book of poetry is 'The Red Hijab,' published by Kansas City's BkMk Press.\nBonnie Bolling remembers when she first stepped on Middle Eastern soil. A writer, Bolling was in an airport in Dubai and the call to prayer came over the loudspeakers.\nShe\u2019d never heard the call, and while she definitely felt reverence, she also panicked because she didn\u2019t know what to expect or what her own response should be. 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One day all had been well in her city, the next was chaos. She and other Westerners were put on lock-down.\n\u201cAlmost immediately there were riots and Molotov cocktails, protests, people getting killed,\u201d she says.\nShe rendered the scene in poems such as \u201cSometimes, You Shut out the Fire\u201d:\nSomeone\u2019s throwing bottles\nfilled with gasoline,\nplugged with silk torn\nfrom his umm\u2019s hijab.\nFires everywhere. Tear gas.\nGuards with shields and guns\nsix-deep in formation,\nthe sheer nothingness of the ground,\nand those workers from India\nare hanging themselves.\nThough upheaval and unrest initially lit her creative fire, the experience of violence has not been the defining factor of her time in the Middle East.\nIn fact, she says, she\u2019s largely been enamored of the culture. Some villages near where she lived in Bahrain were thousands of years old \u2014 unchanged with the exception of air conditioning \u2014 and the people appear to be doing what they\u2019ve been doing for centuries: growing date trees, fishing, and making pottery. She says she\u2019s almost envious of the simplicity.\nSo, beauty and humanity are seldom difficult for her to find. As she writes in \u201cStars, Moon, Rooster\u201d:\nLater, the road looked bright\nfrom the kitchen window,\nso she walked it.\nStars, moon. The sand.\nThe rooster still awake.\nThen the village\u2014\nsome small houses\nwith dark squares of glass,\nthe kind of house with linoleum,\nwith a woman who stays up late and hopes.\nThis is not to suggest that she can always embrace the region she calls her adopted homeland, or even make sense of it. When describing her writing about the region, she cites poet John Keats\u2019 phrase \u201cnegative capability\u201d \u2013 what Keats described as a great writer\u2019s ability to be \u201cin uncertainties, mysteries, doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact and reason.\u201d\nBolling says she very much wanted to report on what was going on around her, so she tried to take it all in as objectively as possible. She knew she could not leave out acts and scenes that baffled her. As she writes in \u201cAll Day, a Certain, Terrible Beauty\u201d:\nI park the car. 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        "raw_content": "What physicians should do today if they don\u2019t have wills\nCory Fawcett, MD | Finance | November 30, 2018\nI sadly read about another celebrity with significant wealth who died without a will. Aretha Franklin left behind an estate worth $80 million with significant future royalties and no instructions for who should receive her fortune. Over the next few years, we will hear about the fighting and legal battles over her estate.\nAbraham Lincoln died without a will. Since he was an attorney, he could have written it himself, yet he didn\u2019t.\nPicasso died without a will, and it took six years and $30 million in attorney fees to settle the family disputes over his estate. If he knew that it would cost his family $30 million of his hard earned money to settle his estate, do you think he might have considered making a will?\nMany famous people have died without writing a will, but what about our family and friends? How many are living without a will? According to a survey done in 2015 by Rocket Lawyer, nearly 2/3 of Americans don\u2019t have a will. I can understand this for young people, who aren\u2019t old enough to get married and don\u2019t have assets that family members will fight over, but 54% of those age 55-64 (my age group) don\u2019t have a will. 54%! This age group has about a 1% per year death rate. Ten out of every 100 people between age 55 and 64 will die in the next ten years, yet over half of them do not have a will.\nSo what\u2019s the big deal about not having a will?\nPeople who die without a will are said to be \u201cintestate.\u201d This means the statutory laws of the state where the deceased resided will determine, based on an algorithm, how their property will be distributed upon death. This includes their assets, children and future income. Everything they own, except those assets that list a beneficiary, will be affected by not having a will. In Oregon, for example, everything will go to your spouse. But, if you have a child from a previous marriage, your current spouse will only get half of your estate. The other half will go to your children. State law may not distribute your property the way you wish it to be distributed. If you died tomorrow, what would happen if your spouse lost 50% of your estate?\nYou have spent your entire life building an estate of some value. You should be the one who decides what happens to it, not the state. You should be the one who decides what happens to your minor children, not the state. And if you don\u2019t have any family, you should have your estate go to charity or a cause that you feel strongly about. You worked hard for those assets so you should control their distribution. It is also not fair to burden your family with the fighting that will ensue when there is no will to specify what happens to your belongings after your death.\nWhy don\u2019t Americans have a will?\nI have heard many excuses as to why people don\u2019t have a will. Here are a few:\n\u201cI don\u2019t know what to do with the kids.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t have enough money to pay an attorney to write a will.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t have enough of an estate to need a will.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t have anyone to leave it to.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t want to think about my death right now.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t think it\u2019s that important. After all, I won\u2019t be here.\u201d\n\u201cMy spouse and I can\u2019t agree on what to do.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019ve got plenty of time. I\u2019ll do it later. I\u2019m very busy right now.\u201d\nSome of the decisions needed in a will are difficult, and most people like to avoid difficulties. If you have several kids, you might not want to burden a friend or family member with their care. But do you really want the state to decide who will raise your kids? Is it fair to your children to just let them drift? You owe it to your kids to make these crucial decisions that will profoundly affect their future.\nA basic will is fairly inexpensive and easy to write. A quick way to acquire a will is to write one online. All you have to do is fill in the blanks, print, and sign. Check your state requirements regarding signing the will. Most require two witnesses that are not named in the will. This could all be completed today. You can also make an appointment with an attorney to draw up a more thorough will. Unless you need a trust, it shouldn\u2019t cost very much to take this load off your back.\nWhat problems will occur without a will?\nIf you die without a will, you will incur no problems, you\u2019ll be dead. The problems will fall on the shoulders of those you leave behind. I suspect that is the real reason people don\u2019t have a will; there is no personal pain associated with not having one, but there is personal pain associated with making the decisions and the cost of acquiring a will. We all want to avoid pain, so this task gets postponed.\nWithout a will, families fight about what they think you would want done with your belongings. I watched one family fight over the inheritance from their grandmother. She died having outlived her two children. One of her sons had two kids and the other had four kids. Her grandchildren argued about how much of the inheritance each grandchild should get.\nIf the money was split as if her children were still alive, half would have gone to each of her sons. In this case, two of the grandkids would have eventually received 25% of her estate each. The son who had four children would have passed on 12.5% of her estate to each of his kids.\nOn the other hand, if you just counted all the grandchildren the same, they would each get 16.6% of the estate. The difference between getting 16.6% vs. 25% of an estate can cause, and did cause, great strife. Do you really want your descendants arguing over your money?\nAnother issue of dying without a will is time. It can take a long time for the state to settle an estate. Sometimes the fighting between family members can go on for years. If your spouse or children are depending on the assets in your estate to live on, the time the estate is in probate could become very painful.\nUntil the state decides, your spouse may not have enough to get by. Do you really want to leave your spouse with inadequate funds, simply because you didn\u2019t want to burden yourself to make out a will?\nWhat does a will solve?\nThe big things you need to decide in your will are:\nWho will be the executor of your estate? This is the person you give the power to carry out the terms of your will.\nWho will get your stuff? You spent your entire life accumulating stuff, you should get to say where it goes. And you surely don\u2019t want it to go to your heir\u2019s attorneys. You might have a few special items you would like to go to a particular person. Make sure you have your say in the matter. If you told one child they can have their great-grandfather\u2019s pocket watch, but then they don\u2019t get it because you didn\u2019t write it in a will, how might that change their memory of you?\nWho will raise your kids? My wife and I are Christians. It was important to us that if we died, our kids would be raised in a Christian home. Don\u2019t you want a say in who raises your children?\nWhat should you do today if you don\u2019t have a will?\n1. Make getting a will a high priority. Set a date to have it completed and get going. One month should be a reasonable length of time to complete this endeavor. If you need to set up a trust, allow three months for the added paperwork. Start right away, you never know how much time you have left.\n2. Make an appointment with an attorney right after you finish reading this article. This appointment will get the wheels moving. Remember that starting is half done.\n3. Sit down with your spouse and make the hard decisions about what will happen to your assets, who will raise your children, and who will be in charge of executing the terms of your will.\n4. After you finish your will, tell those involved what your wishes are. It will be much easier on everyone if they know your wishes before you die. Also, tell them where to find your will so it can be retrieved easily upon your death. Michael Jackson was thought to have died without a will. Then, after much arguing among his heirs, an attorney produced his will. The family might have avoided feuding if they had known which attorney had a copy of his will.\n5. When you have a significant change in your life, like the birth of another child, make sure you update your will. 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        "raw_content": "29th Annual Justice Michael A. Musmanno Award Acceptance Speech\nAcceptance Speech | Event Photos | Event Video | Back to Main Page\nDelivered By Shanin Specter\nThank you for those very kind words. I would like to salute the 2001 recipient of the Michael Musmanno Award, the toughest man I know and a great Philadelphia trial lawyer, Arlen Specter. I also wish to salute my mother, who for the past 50 years has nurtured, clothed, fed, counseled and worried for me. I am blessed by two of the most wonderful partners anyone could want in the world, my beautiful wife Tracey of 22 years who has borne and raised four wonderful girls, and my law partner, Thomas R. Kline, and best friend of the past 26 years, who along with our outstanding colleagues at Kline & Specter are responsible for our success.\nThe first Musmanno dinner I attended was 1984 when the honoree was my mentor in the law, James E. Beasley. Jim Beasley offered three great pieces of wisdom. First, listen to your clients. Second, don\u2019t take any baloney from anyone. He actually didn\u2019t use the word baloney, but I think you get the drift, and third, there is no case more complicated than an intersectional collision. All words to live by.\nAnd when he gave that speech in this very room 24 years ago, almost to this day, I thought to myself as a twenty-something, what is this thing called the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers\u2019 Association? Why is it important? In the arc of my life that has been the past quarter century, I have come to know this organization as the greatest organization I have ever been a part of. Its meaning and purpose are critical to the success of our clients and their causes. Without this organization, we can be nothing professionally. Many Philadelphia trial lawyers have toiled and suffered and broken ground so that we could help badly injured people. This is the pen that was used to sign the minor\u2019s tolling statute into law in 1984. This would not have happened without the leadership of the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers\u2019 Association. So many of the great cases on which we rely were advocated by Philadelphia trial lawyers - Hamil v. Bashline and Kaczkowski v. Bolubasz by Steve Feldman, Incollingo v. Ewing and Gradel v. Innouye by Jim Beasley; Thompson v. Nason, by Dave Shrager and Joanna Flum.\nI recall in particular 2002 and 2003 when our backs were against the wall on caps and joint liability. Our backs were against the wall through no active fault of our own but because of stock market and insurance profit cycles that had forced health care providers to pay higher insurance premiums. And our backs were against the all because the public didn't know the rightness of our cause and neither did most of the state house and state senate. Our backs were against the wall in a room known only as S315 in Harrisburg where so called negotiations took place and in the Governor\u2019s office, and in doctor's waiting rooms across the Commonwealth. And just as insurance rates are the product of 7 to 10 year cycles, you can be sure our backs will be against the wall again. But in those dark days 5 and 6 years ago a critical corps of our leaders had this attitude: that if at long last the right to recover in tort, a right enshrined in our Commonwealth's Constitution since the 19th century, was to end, it would better it would end, not through our surrender, but only after a call of the roll of the ayes and nays in both houses, the ink of the governor's pen on that warrant and a vigorous legal challenge in every court. That day came. We beat back the caps bill by one vote. We lost joint liability legislatively but won it in the courts. That day will come again.\nBut we need to do more than preserve the laws. We need to do more than play defense. We need a positive legislative agenda. It is appalling that a motorist need only carry $15,000 in insurance coverage. But that has been the law since 1984. Before that, it was $20,000. It is appalling that the required coverages for health care providers are less than they were in 1983. It is appalling that a boy who loses a foot in a defective SEPTA escalator is supposed to be satisfied with $250,000. It is appalling that a girl who loses a leg from a runaway school bus is supposed to be satisfied with $500,000. These caps have been the law since 1980. It is appalling that a parent may not obtain compensation for their grief when their child's life is taken. Yet that is the law. We need to change these laws.\nI'd like to offer a few words about how to win these fights. Our fight to protect existing rights and our fight to reform the law.\nFirst, please be assured that the leaders of our fight on that future day are in this room this day. They may be 20 somethings as I was when first I attended a Musmanno dinner. Or they may be veterans of fights of the past. But while there are superb trial lawyers across this Commonwealth, leadership on these fights has always come from this organization.\nSecond, to win, we must be strong within legislative councils. Who is your state house member? Who is your state senator? Who is going to run for Governor? For the Congress? For the US Senate? Get to know them. Teach them the facts of our issues. The facts are on our side. We are right. Tony Green of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice has produced terrific white papers on these issues. Learn the facts and educate the legislators. Support our friends. Oppose our foes. Do so with your pen, with your shoe leather, with your brain, your heart, your lungs and your mouth, do so with your fingertips and your keyboard.\nThird, we must win the public's trust in what we do. When you pick a jury and the hands go up in support of tort deform that means we don\u2019t have the public\u2019s trust. When juries nullify undisputed evidence, that means we don\u2019t have the public\u2019s trust. No one out there thinks they will ever be the victim of another's wrong. That they will need to access the courts. That they will need the help of a trial lawyer. But, if they or someone close to them is horribly hurt and needs legal help, they will turn to us. We need our fellow citizens to believe in what we do in order that their legislators are convinced by popular will to protect these rights, in order that when our fellow citizens sit on a jury they are sensitive to these rights, in order that when someone from the chamber of commerce invades their living room television sets to argue against these rights, our fellow citizens are prepared to say \"no, I know better.\"\nThat means we must explain to people what we do and why it's important. We need to put the facts on our web site. We need to write books and articles. We need to describe how we've improved motorist and patient and consumer safety for all Pennsylvanians and all Americans. We need to tell people that the trial bar is the best and often the only check on an unfettered fee enterprise system. We must tell everyone the importance of the right to trial by jury. And that right to trial by jury can't exist side by side with caps, with preemption, with the abrogation of joint liability, with sovereign immunity.\nFourth, we must narrow our differences wherever possible with the medical profession. I'm delighted that my close friend Todd Albert, the chairman of orthopedics at Jefferson, has joined us tonight. Health care providers are much more challenged economically by falling reimbursements than by the tort system. We need to keep our doctors close to us. We must advocate for them in our common causes. We hold them accountable when they are wrong. We need to help them when they are right.\nFifth, we need to reconnect with our community. Let's get out of the office and let's each of us find our own place to make a contribution.\nWe live and work in a city of 500 homicides a year. As attorneys we are supreme counselors -- but do we use our supreme skills as effectively as possible? It strikes me as odd that if a lady in West Philadelphia buys a television set on an installment sales basis and the set malfunctions and she stops paying monthly and is sued, we lawyers line up to defend her without charge. But if that same lady has 10 year old at risk son, neither she nor anyone else thinks of us as a place to turn for counseling, for mentoring, for a path to a productive life. But just last week Philadelphia Bar Association Chancellor Mike Pratt announced a partnership between the organized Bar and Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Philadelphia. There are many of Philadelphia's children, mostly boys, desperately in need of a mentors. There are no better candidates for mentors than Philadelphia trial lawyers. I'm thrilled that we are joined tonight by Marlene Olshan, the CEO of Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Greater Philadelphia. These mentoring relationships, which take all of an hour a week, provide us with balance and perspective. They help us do our jobs better. And they prove to the rest of the world that the role of the lawyer as counselor and advocate is synonymous with the common good.\nTonight, as I proudly accept the Musmanno Award, I recall the paths blazed for the common good by the pioneers of this organization, many of whom received this bust. They made it possible for our clients\u2019 causes to succeed. Today, like you, I\u2019m just a soldier standing on their shoulders. I call on each of you to double your efforts, as I will double mine, to reform our laws, to improve our image, to educate our juries and in so doing, to win for our clients. We will only repay our debts to these great lawyers by making it possible for future lawyers to stand at this podium to accept this award in front of a group like this on a night like this and be able to say and mean these words, \u201cI am proud to be a Philadelphia Trial Lawyer.\u201d Thank you and good night.",
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        "raw_content": "Parks up for prizes\nTHREE of Hyndburn\u2019s parks have been awarded a prestigious green flag award.\nThe award, a national standard for quality parks and green spaces, recognised the country\u2019s best run parks.\nFor the last three years Oakhill and Mercer Parks have met high standards set by the national judging panel.\nThis year the Council entered Gatty Park for the first time, and the recent improvements and the excellent work of people in the local community, the Probation Service and Prospects has paid off with Gatty Park getting Hyndburn\u2019s third Green Flag.",
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        "raw_content": "What is Safer Internet Day? Know History and Significance\nInternet (Representational Image/ Photo Credits: Pixabay)\nIn a bid to spread awareness regarding the safe, responsible and positive use of digital technology for children and young people, Safer Internet Day is observed globally on February 5 every year. \u201cTogether for a better internet\u201d is the theme of this year\u2019s Safer Internet Day. The observance of Safer Internet Day assumes significance amid the growing threat of privacy breach, cybercrimes and global ransomware epidemics.\nSafer Internet Day aims to initiate conversations about ensuring youths and children use technology responsibly, respectfully, critically and creatively. \u201cThe campaign encourages young people to explore how the internet works, who owns the information that is shared on it, and how they can actively take ownership of digital spaces,\" says a UK Safer Internet Centre statement. Similar campaigns will be carried out in different parts of the world.\nIndia is the second largest online market with over 446 million internet users and counting. It is estimated that by 2021, there will be about 635.8 million internet users in India. Besides communication, the internet is being used for accessing information, saving personal data, online banking, shopping transactions and much more. Therefore, the safe use of the internet becomes essential.\nIn the age of the internet, data protection becomes very vital to ensure safety of money transactions. With booming digital markets, online fraud cases are also increasing. Therefore, it is imperative to teach children and young people about safe, responsible and constructive use of the internet.\nTags: internet Safer Internet Day Safer Internet Day 2019",
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        "raw_content": "CAESARIAN OPERATION, med. juris. An incision made through the parietes of the abdomen and uterus to extract the foetus. It is said that Julius Caesar was born in this manner. When the child is cut out after the death of the mother, his coming into being in this way confers on other persons none of the rights to which they would have been entitled if he had been born, in the usual course of nature, during her life. For example, his father would not be tenant by the curtesy; for to create that title, it ought to begin by the birth of issue arive, and be consummated by the death of the wife. 8 Co. Rep. 35; 2 Bl. Com. 128 Co. Litt. 29 b.; 1 Beck's Med. Jur. 264 Coop. Med. Jur. 7; 1 Fodere, Med. Leg. 334. The rule of the civil law on this subject will be found in Dig. lib. 50, t. 16, 1. 132 et 141; lib. 5, t. 2, 1. 6; lib. 28, t. 2, 1. 12.",
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        "title": "FCC Commissioners Review TV Violence Report (Broadcasting & Cable) - Base de donn\u00e9es Articles - LawAndOrder-fr.com",
        "raw_content": "FCC Commissioners Review TV Violence Report\nPubli\u00e9 par John Eggerton dans Broadcasting & Cable le 21/01/07.\nThe FCC is readying a report that could set the agenda for an effort to crack down on TV gore similar to the push to curb indecency.\nWhile regulators have been obsessing over flashes of skin and course language, TV violence, or at least the repercussions of that violence, have gotten more graphic, powered by the success of gritty police procedurals like Law & Order and CSI.\nNow, several FCC sources confirm that the Media Bureau has circulated a Media Bureau TV violence report among the commissioners for their comment.\nMedia violence is an issue that surfaces periodically in Washington, from the hearings of Estes Kefauver in the 1950s (a Democrat) to efforts by Janet Reno (Democratic appointee) and Senator Paul Simon (Democrat) in the early 1990s that led, ultimately, to the adoption of the V-chip.\nMeanwhile, Tim Winter, the new head of the Parents Television Council, the group that helped change the indecency-regulation equation, has said he plans to make TV violence his priority.\nFrequent media violence critic Senator Jay Rockefeller (Democrat, W.Va.) isn\u2019t waiting for the report, or for the courts.\n\"Obviously, the preference would be to have the industry police itself when it comes to excessive violence,\u201d he told B&C. \u201cHowever, if they can't or won't do it, then Congress must step in and address this growing societal problem. One of the most basic steps we can take is to give the FCC authority to regulate violence, and if necessary, the courts will then work out the constitutional issues on a case by case basis. Just sitting on our hands and doing nothing to protect children is not an option.\"\nA source confirms that Rockefeller will re-introduce a bill giving the FCC the authority to regulate violence as it does indecency. He also expects the committee to hold hearings on TV violence, the source said.\nThe FCC report is the product of a more than two-year-old inquiry prompted by, among others, the now-chairs of the House Energy & Commerce Committee and Telecommunications subcommittee.\nAmong the issues the report addresses are the negative effects on kids caused by cumulative viewing, the limits on the FCC\u2019s power to regulate violence, and what the definition of \u201charmful\u201d TV violence is. The report is said to suggest there are constitutional hurdles to regulating violence, but not insurmountable ones if Congress wants to give the FCC the power, and Rockefeller want to do just that.\nThe timing of the report is likely no coincidence. The Senate Commerce Committee has called an FCC oversight hearing for Feb. 1\u2014and the House will probably follow suit. Martin may be looking to get the report out by then, or at least be able to say he has circulated it to the commissioners for their approval. \u201cIt\u2019s probably safe to assume that the timing is not unrelated to all of us appearing before Congress Feb. 1,\u201d said an FCC staffer.\nThe TV violence issue has been heating up of late, with new Parents Television Council President Tim Winter making one of his first official acts the touting two weeks ago of PTC\u2019s own report, tellingly titled \u201cDying to Entertain,\u201d which found that TV violence had increased by 75% since a similar 1998 study\u2014though it did not take context into account\u2014and calling on the industry to start reining in the \u201calarmingly more frequent and more disturbing\u201d content.\nWhile PTC\u2019s report only looked at violent broadcast prime time programming, Winter says he is also concerned about the syndication of violent shows like Law & Order or CSI in the afternoons, and of the move to basic cable of the the off-HBO Sopranos, which debuted last week to super ratings.\nWinter, a former TV executive with MGM and NBC, who took over the reigns from former President Brent Bozell Jan. 1, told B&C that, without taking anything away from PTC\u2019s indecency effort, \u201cof all the issues PTC is involved with, violence is far and away my number one personal concern.\u201d\nIt is also the concern of some in the creative community.While Law & Order creator Dick Wolf says \"there is no violence on network TV that is objectionable and there hasn\u2019t been for years,\u201d others aren't so sure.\"I feel like we self-regulated it once we started to see that [Heroes] is a show that people are watching with their families,\" says Tim Kring, the creator of the hit NBC series.\n\u201cWe agree that there is a problem,\u201d says Jonathan Rintels, executive director of the Center for Creative Voices in Media, whose membership includes NYPD Blue\u2019s Steven Bochco and America\u2019s Funniest Home Videos\u2019 Vin Di Bona.\nRintels says the violence has gotten \u201ca little more graphic, a little more bloody\u201d but that the industry is just catching up with other media, like the films and videogames, and all are chasing a generation raised on that diet. \u201cWe think the solution is technology and education, not government censorship. 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        "raw_content": "ea2@lawcom.govt.nz\nIn August 1989 Parliament asked the Commission to review all evidence law to make it as clear, simple and accessible as possible. The Commission\u2019s work over the next decade resulted in Parliament enacting the Evidence Act 2006. The statute contained some changes to the law of evidence that were contentious at the time. As a safeguard, and because no statute of this kind can ever be complete and perfect, Parliament required that the Commission review the new Act every five years.\nThe Commission completed the first five-yearly review of the Act in February 2013. The recommendations accepted by Parliament were passed into law by the Evidence Amendment Act 2016, which came into force on 8 January 2017.\nIn February 2017 the Minister of Justice, exercising the Minister\u2019s powers under section 202, triggered the second five-yearly review of the Act\u2019s operation.\nOn 28 March 2018 the Commission published its Issues Paper Second Review of the Evidence Act \u2013 Te Arotake Tuarua i te Evidence Act 2006: He Puka Kaupapa. The paper outlines issues with the operation of the Act and possible options for reform. The Commission is currently seeking submissions and comments from interested groups and people on the matters raised in the paper.\nThe submissions the Law Commission receives will help the Commission formulate recommendations for reform of the Act, which will be delivered to the Government in February 2019.\nFurther information on how to view the Issues Paper and make a submission is provided below.\nSECOND STATUTORY REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE ACT 2006\nSection 202 of the Evidence Act 2006 (the Act) requires the Minister of Justice to refer a review of the operation of the Act to the Law Commission by 28 February 2017. The Law Commission must report to the Minister of Justice within two years of the referral. This will be the second statutory review of the Act. The first review of the Act was a technical review that was required to be completed within one year of the referral. This second review will be more comprehensive than the first review, but will not be a first principles review.\nThe review will include (but not be limited to) the following matters:\n1. As required by s 202 of the Act, the Law Commission will consider:\na) The operation of the provisions of the Act, taking into account the matters already considered in the first statutory review of the Act;\nb) Whether those provisions should be retained or repealed; and\nc) Whether any amendments are necessary or desirable.\n2. The review will focus on the operation of the following provisions where, in several cases, Courts have indicated the provision requires particular attention, including:\na) Section 26 (conduct of experts): in light of Lisiate v R [2013] NZCA 129, (2013) 26 CRNZ 292.\nb) Section 28 (unreliable statements): in light of R v Wichman [2015] NZSC 198.\nc) Section 30 (improperly obtained evidence): in light of R v Wichman [2015] NZSC 198 and R v Kumar [2015] NZSC 124, [2016] 1 NZLR 204 (criminal proceedings) and Commissioner of Police v Marwood [2015] NZCA 608 and Marwood v Commissioner of Police [2016] NZSC 139 (civil proceedings).\nd) Section 31 (prosecution may not rely on certain evidence offered by other parties): in light of Boskell v R [2014] NZCA 538.\ne) Section 32 (fact-finder not to be invited to infer guilt from silence before trial): operational issues such as the relationship between s 32 and veracity provisions, and whether s 32 applies to judge alone trials.\nf) Sections 37 and 38 (veracity): in light of Hannigan v R [2013] NZSC 41, [2013] 2 NZLR 612.\ng) Section 40 (propensity): in light of Mahomed v R [2011] NZSC 52 and Taniwha v R [2016] NZSC 121.\nh) Sections 44 and 40(3)(b) (sexual experience): in light of B (SC12/2013) v R [2013] NZSC 151.\ni) Section 49 (conviction as evidence in criminal proceedings): in light of Morton v R [2016] NZSC 51.\nj) Section 122 (judicial directions about evidence that may be unreliable): in light of CT v R [2014] NZSC 155, [2015] 1 NZLR 465 and L v R [2015] NZSC 53, [2015] 1 NZLR 658.\n3. It will revisit matters identified in the first statutory review that the Law Commission recommended be kept under review at the second statutory review:\na) Section 4 (definition of \u201cwitness\u201d).\nb) Sections 10 and 12 (the status of the common law).\nc) Section 49 (conviction evidence in trials of co-defendants).\nd) Sections 56 and 57 (termination of privileges).\ne) Sections 31 and 90 (the relationship between these provisions: co-defendants seeking to offer a defendant\u2019s statement in evidence may seek to \u201cuse\u201d it when questioning a witness and s 90(1) may prevent them from doing so).\n4. The review will consider the rules of evidence as they relate to sexual violence and family violence, including, in particular:\na) Section 35 (previous consistent statements).\nb) Section 37 (veracity).\nc) Section 40 (propensity).\nd) Section 44 (sexual experience).\ne) Section 122(2)(e) (judicial directions about evidence which may be unreliable: the alleged conduct of the defendant occurred more than 10 years previously).\nf) Section 125(2)(b) (judicial directions about children\u2019s evidence: suggestions as to tendencies of children to invent or distort).\ng) Section 127 (delayed complaints or failure to complain in sexual cases).\n5. The review will consider whether the Evidence Regulations 2007 are comprehensible and fit for purpose, or whether they require review in the future.\n6. The review will consider s 202 (Law Commission periodic review of Act).\nThe Law Commission will consult with experts, interested parties, and the general public. The Commission will report to the Minister with its recommendations within two years of receiving the reference (February 2019).\nSecond Statutory Review of the Evidence Act 2006 - Terms of Reference PDF\nIP42 Second Review of the Evidence Act 2006 \u2013 Te Arotake Tuarua i te Evidence Act 2006: He Puka Kaupapa\nUnder section 202 of the Act, the Commission must consider whether the Act\u2019s provisions should be retained or repealed; and if they should be retained, whether amendments are \u201cnecessary or desirable\u201d. The review is not intended to revisit the Act\u2019s fundamental policy settings. However, the Commission is required, on this occasion, to extend its review to consider some policy matters arising in relation to evidence in sexual and family violence cases.\nOur preliminary view is that the Act is working well. 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        "raw_content": "Helping Your Child Apply for Financial Aid (PDF)569.43 KB\nEvery year the federal government gives out millions of dollars in financial aid to college students. This aid can be a grant, a loan or work-study.\nA grant is money that you don\u2019t have to be pay back.\nA loan is money that you usually have to pay back after you graduate or stop attending school. There are some loans that you have to make payments while you are in school.\nThe work-study program funds student employment in jobs approved by the college they attend.\nMost states and colleges also have aid programs to help so students can afford to finish college. In order to get financial aid, you have to fill out a \u201cFree Application for Federal Student Aid\u201d (FAFSA). This application asks for income information from parents (including stepparents) and from students.\nThe FAFSA application can be found at www.fafsa.ed.gov. You can fill it out online or print a copy to mail in. If you need a blank form mailed to you call 1-800-4-FED-AID (1-800-433-3243). If you are hearing impaired, contact the TTY line at 1-800-730-8913.\nNOTE: The FAFSA application is free to fill out. Be careful of websites that are offering the FAFSA application and charging. They are usually .com sites. Make sure the web address is the right one!\nWho can get federal student aid?\nTo get Federal Student Aid a student must meet certain requirements. Generally, the student must:\nRegister with the Selective Service if male and 18-25 years old. Go to www.sss.gov for more information.\nHave a high school diploma or GED or pass an exam approved by the Department of Education\nBe enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a regular student working toward a degree or certificate in a program at a school that participates in the Federal Student Aid programs.\nOther requirements may apply. For more information, contact the counselor at your child\u2019s high school or the financial aid office at the colleges your child would like to attend.\nNOTE: A student can lose their financial aid if they have a drug conviction for an offense that happened while they were getting student financial aid. If your child is arrested on drug charges, make sure they talk to a lawyer about their student status.\nMy child is an adult, why do I have to be a part of this process?\nStudent Aid is given based on financial need. The federal government says that all students are dependents of their parents until the age of 24. Because of this rule, the Department of Education needs the income information for parents of all students under age 24 so that they can decide financial aid eligibility.\nThere are exceptions to the \u201cage 24 rule.\u201d For instance, a student is seen as independent if:\nthe student has already gotten a bachelor\u2019s degree, the student is under 24 and both parents are deceased\nthe student is a veteran or currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces\nthe student was a foster child after the age of 13\nthe student is homeless or at risk of homelessness. This needs to be documented by a homeless shelter, a transitional program or a high school homeless liaison.\nFor questions about dependency issues contact a financial aid administrator.\nWhat if my child does not live with me?\nFAFSA requires information about the parents\u2019 finances unless the child meets one of the exceptions noted above. That is true even if the child does not live with the parent. If you refuse to provide the information, your children will not be able to get the financial assistance to which they are entitled.\nNOTE: People who had their parental rights to a child terminated are not considered the child\u2019s parents for the purposes of the FAFSA.\nIncome information is used to figure out how much and what kind of aid to give to the student. When you sign the form, you are agreeing to let the government check on the information you give. They check by looking at your tax returns.\nThe Department of Education (DOE) looks at the income information in the FAFSA and makes a Student Aid Report (SAR). The SAR explains how much money the DOE thinks the student and family should be able to put towards the cost of school. This amount is called the Estimated Family Contribution (EFC). Each college or university uses the EFC to decide how much financial aid to give to each student. The EFC does not force parents to pay for college.\nIf I fill out a FAFSA do I have to help my child pay for school?\nNo. The FAFSA helps colleges and universities figure out how much aid to give to your child. If your child applies for a school loan, the bank may require an adult to co-sign before agreeing to the loan. By co-signing, you agree to repay the loan if your child fails to do so. That is a separate process from the FAFSA. Just signing the FAFSA, does not authorize any loans or financial obligations in your name.\nU.S. Department of Education at www.ed.gov\nCall 1-800-4 FED AID (1-800-433-3243)\nGet in touch with the financial aid office at your child\u2019s school\nGet in touch with a High School guidance counselor",
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        "raw_content": "Getting Social Security Disability for Neurological Disorders\nTens of millions of people suffer from some type of neurological disorder globally, reports the World Health Organization. Alzheimer\u2019s, Parkinson\u2019s, stroke, and epilepsy are some of the most common types of conditions people suffer from. Many neurological disorders affect more than the brain; they can involve the entire central and peripheral nervous systems.\nThe symptoms and signs of neurological disorders vary in type and severity, but many can cause marked limitations, such as:\nParalysis and muscle weakness\nMemory and cognition problems\nThe Social Security Administration (SSA) considers many severe neurological disorders disabling. If you or your loved one has a serious neurological issue, you might be able to collect monthly Social Security disability benefits. For more information about getting Social Security disability for a neurological disorder in Raleigh, call Lunn and Forro, PLLC at 888-966-6566 for a free consultation.\nWhat types of neurological disorders does the SSA consider disabling?\nIn Section 11.00 of the Blue Book, the SSA lists various neurological disorders and their severity criteria that claimants must meet. If claimants are able to meet the criteria, the SSA will consider them disabled. Some of the conditions listed include:\nParkinsonian syndrome\nNeurodegenerative disorders of the central nervous system, e.g., Huntington\u2019s disease\nHow does the SSA evaluate disability claims for neurological disorders?\nIf the claimant has one of the listed conditions, the SSA will first look to see if the person\u2019s condition meets the severity criteria. The criteria differ for each impairment. For instance, if the claimant is filing for disability based on multiple sclerosis, the guidelines stipulate that her condition must be characterized by one of the following two criteria:\nDisorganization of motor function in two extremities, resulting in an extreme limitation in the ability to stand up from a seated position, balance while standing or walking, or use the upper extremities; or\nMarked limitation in physical functioning and in either understanding, remembering, or applying information; interacting with others; concentrating, persisting, or maintaining pace; or adapting or managing oneself.\nThere are many instances where a neurological disorder can manifest itself in a combination of limitations and/or manifest concurrently with other conditions.\nWhen this is the case, the SSA will evaluate a claimant under all appropriate listings. For instance, if a person has both MS and dementia, the SSA will evaluate her under both the neurological listing under 11.00 and the mental disorder listing under 12.00.\nDoes not meeting the criteria under a listing disqualify a claimant?\nNo. Meeting the criteria under a neurological disorder listing is only one way for the SSA to deem you disabled. The other way is proving that the impairments are so severe that there is no work the claimant can do.\nIf the claimant does not meet the requirements of the listing, the SSA will review her records and assess her physical and mental \u201cresidual functional capacity\u201d or RFC. When the claims examiners review the application, they will perform an RFC assessment to see what basic skills the person still has, despite her impairments. If they find that, given the claimant\u2019s impairments, age, education, and skills, there is no work she can perform, they may consider her disabled.\nIn addition to having a neurological disorder that either meets the listing requirements or that is so severe that it greatly limits your ability to earn a living, there are several other criteria you must meet to obtain disability benefits:\nThe impairment must have lasted or be expected to last a year or longer or result in death.\nYou are so impaired that you cannot engage in what the SSA calls substantial gainful activity, which means you are incapable of earning more than $1,130/month.\nYou meet the appropriate financial or work history requirements.\nWhat are the financial or work history requirements for disability benefits?\nThe SSA provides two types of disability benefits. The requirements differ for each:\nSSI: Supplemental Security Income is for disabled children and adults with limited income and resources (and little to no recent work history). To be approved, the claimant\u2019s income and the value of her assets must fall below a certain amount.\nSSDI: Social Security Disability Insurance benefits are for disabled workers that have adequately paid into the Social Security system. Income and assets are not a factor for SSDI, but the claimant must have a certain number of work credits on her record, depending on her age.\nWhat kind of documentation does the SSA need to approve a disability claim?\nThe SSA will want to see all your medical and mental health records pertaining to your neurological disorder and its complications. The Blue Book stipulates: \u201cWe need both medical and non-medical evidence (signs, symptoms, and laboratory findings) to assess the effects of your neurological disorder.\u201d\nSome of the evidence the SSA will need include:\nRelevant laboratory tests\nResults of imaging tests such as x-rays and computerized tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and electroencephalography (EEG) scans\nDescriptions of any prescribed treatment and your response to it\nNon-medical evidence such as your statement or statements from others about the impairments, the restrictions it causes, and how it affects daily activities and your effort to work\nLack of medical evidence is one of the primary reasons the SSA denies disability claims. It is essential to be well-prepared with evidence that supports the claim or risk facing a denial.\nWe help collect whatever documentation might be necessary to prove the claim, or to help appeal the claim if the SSA initially denies it. If the SSA denied your claim, call us immediately so we can get started filing your appeal.\nGet a free consult with a neurological disorder disability lawyer in Raleigh.\nIf you or your family member has a disabling neurological disorder, call Lunn & Forro, PLLC for a free consultation in Raleigh. We help people living with disabilities win the benefits they are entitled to. Contact us today at 888-966-6566 to see how we may be of service.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Why Can\u2019t I See Productivity Gains In My Financial Statements? | Main | How Technology is Transforming Manufacturing \u00bb\n5 Trends Manufacturing Leaders Shouldn't Ignore\nWhat new technologies change the way products are made and delivered? How does the increase in urban populations affect manufacturing trends? What does the growing global economy mean for manufacturing leaders?\nManufacturers and logistics companies must keep current with the changes in their industry if they want their businesses to survive. Here are 5 trends that manufacturing leaders can\u2019t afford to ignore.\n1. The Internet of Things Integrated with Daily Life\nThe idea that electronic devices can be controlled with the internet and a smart technology interface is often referred to as the Internet of Things (IoT)\nAffordable and widely accessible broadband internet has made this idea possible. Consumers don\u2019t think twice about using smart technology to automate their everyday lives. You now have the potential to control all of your electronic devices from one digital platform.\nManufacturing may be the perfect industry for IoT automation. The manufacturing process is highly interconnected, requiring several individual moving parts to come together as a totally realized whole. By connecting the physical process with digital oversight tools, manufacturers receive and exchange information faster. Asset management is clearer and linked across all phases of production.\nThe process of automation becomes easier too. Instead of manually executing each machine\u2019s function, a manufacturer can sync all of their physical equipment\u2019s operations through the Internet.\n3D printing continue to develop at an impressive rate. Manufacturers can reap several rewards by integrating this rising technology into their workflow.\nBy incorporating a 3D printer into your manufacturing process, you can save room on inventory. Rather than back piling every component you use, they can be created as needed. There\u2019s less of a need to outsource the manufacturing of parts. Create what you need in-house with a 3-D printer and save money.\nBy using one piece of intelligent equipment to do several jobs, a manufacturer\u2019s supply chain becomes more efficient. There\u2019s no replacing or resetting machinery when moving from one process to the next. That means less downtime and more productivity.\nEven companies without any 3D Printing experience are looking to integrate the technology to their process. In 2016, Forbes reported that over 71 percent of manufacturers use 3D printing. 52 percent of manufacturers anticipate that 3D printing will be used in high-volume production in the next three to five years.\nThe amount of people choosing to live in metropolitan cities worldwide is growing. More people living in urban environments may lead to increased need for materials and a shorter supply chain.\nAs city populations increase, the need for housing does too. Apartments and other buildings will need steel, cement, and other construction materials. More people living in urban areas also means a growth in public transportation. Many Third Party Logistics companies (3PLs) will have more city clients to serve.\nHow do centralized city populations shrink a supply chain? Many goods originate from urban areas, or are housed in storage facilities and distribution centers in large cities. With more people located in metropolitan areas, less travel is required for product to reach the end user. This can mean creating more goods in shorter amounts of time.\n4. Automated Robots and Human Pilots\nRobots with artificial intelligence (AI) are becoming cheaper and easier to use. These machines are often used to complete dangerous manufacturing operations that are unsafe for humans. With features like voice-activated controls and virtual reality heads-up displays, piloting robots will become simpler.\nA new workforce is needed to operate these intelligent machines. Because of artificial intelligence in the automation process, Forrester Research estimates close to 15 million new jobs will be created in the US over the next ten years.\nHuman workers will be needed to interpret the data. While AI and smart technologies can create a more efficient manufacturing process, they are still machines that need to be told what to do, Bill Ruh, CEO of General Electric Digital, emphasizes the importance of collecting and analyzing data to create smart automated workflows. \u201cYou cannot build a brilliant factory without insight\u201d says Ruh in an interview with Business Insider.\n5. Africa as a Manufacturing Nation\nAfrica is one of the last nations to develop a presence in the international manufacturing playing field.\nThe Chinese are already investing in Africa. According to Chinese Ministry of Commerce, over 150 private Chinese investors have manufacturing interests in Africa. Sun Wei, owner of a textile manufacturing factory, explains why it\u2019s advantageous to operate in Africa. A lack of competition, a readily available labor force, and a demand for product allows greater margins than manufacturing at home.\nThe presence of industry in Africa helps empower to impoverished continent. Africa is home to the largest eligible work force in the world. But many of these people are without job opportunities. When new manufacturing companies establish a presence in Africa, they have access to virtually unlimited labor. The median age for the continent of Africa is only 23. The World Economic Forum speculates that by 2034 Africa will have the largest population of working-age adults.\nThe above post was first seen on the AME \u201cMy Industry Tracker\u201d website at www.ame.myindustrytracker.com. The post was content from www.newcastlesys.com reposted by AME. 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        "raw_content": "Article Center&rtrif;Intellectual Property&rtrif;Copyrights&rtrif;George Lucas Battles a Stormtrooper (Twice) and Loses (Once)\nGeorge Lucas Battles a Stormtrooper (Twice) and Loses (Once)\nby Bilal Kaiser, January 2012\nFew movies can attract and retain fans the way Star Wars has, so it is no surprise that the movie continues to make headlines more than three decades after its release. This time, George Lucas, the creator of the iconic series, was dealt a blow by Britain's supreme court over the Stormtrooper costume.\nBack in 1976, British prop designer Andrew Ainsworth designed the original Stormtrooper costumes for Star Wars. Years later, he brought out his molds and started producing the Stormtrooper helmets for sale on the Internet. In 2006, he was sued by Lucasfilm in California and lost. The judge ruled that the helmets were the intellectual property of Lucasfilm, protected by U.S. copyright law, and therefore could no longer be sold by Ainsworth. The court also awarded Lucasfilm $20 million.\nDespite the ruling, Ainsworth continued to sell the helmets and Lucasfilm again sued him \u2014this time in the United Kingdom. Through three rounds of litigation, the UK courts had to determine whether the helmets were properly considered sculptures or props. The former would mean that the helmets were works of art, which means British copyright law would apply. But the latter would mean that the helmets were utilitarian objects and hence would not qualify for UK copyright protection. (The same would have held true in the U.S., since U.S. copyright law does not protect functional or utilitarian objects either\u2014the difference: the U.S. court found the helmets to be creative\u2014not utilitarian\u2014works.)\nThis is where it gets interesting for Ainsworth. According to Bloomberg, the UK justices deemed the Stormtrooper helmet \u201cutilitarian in the sense that it was an element in the process of production of the film.\u201d In short: UK law doesn't consider the helmet to fall within the ambit of copyright protection and the UK supreme court ruled in favor of Ainsworth. Thus, Ainsworth can continue making the Stormtrooper helmets in the UK and selling them to fans in any country\u2014except the U.S. As for the $20 million judgment, the British court system ruled that Ainsworth's income from the Stormtrooper sales wasn't \u201csignificant enough to make him susceptible to U.S. jurisdiction.\u201d\nWhile copyright protection is specific to the countries where the work was made or the registration received in, it's a whole new game when infringement happens across borders. Of course, no true \u201cinternational\u201d (or universal, or even galaxy-wide) copyright exists\u2014so if you're planning on taking your property overseas or taking legal action against infringers in another country, well\u2026may the force be with you\u2122.",
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        "raw_content": "Join Me at 10am PST Today for Lifehack Live! Today\u2019s guest: Arvind Devalia\nJoin me live for today\u2019s recording of Lifehack Live at 10am PST. Visit the site and listen to the live stream, and call in during the show with your own questions and comments.\nToday, I\u2019ll be speaking with Arvind Devalia, author of Get the Life You Love and Live It about finding and pursuing your dreams, giving back to the world, and personal and corporate social responsibility.\nThe number is (347) 838-8244 (US-based phone number). Listen to the show\u2019s stream live from 10 \u2013 10:45 am PST at blogtalkradio.com/lifehack",
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        "raw_content": "\u00bb Barossa Valley Wine Region\nfrom Paddock To Plate \u00b7 2 minute read\nBlue Swimmer Crabs: World-Class Seafood\nSouth Australia\u2019s Barossa Valley is one of the world\u2019s finest wine producing regions. Find out more about the area and the Henschke Winery with Matt Moran.\nSouth Australia\u2019s Barossa Valley is one of the world\u2019s finest wine producing regions. There are over 150 wineries and 70 cellar doors. Barossa Valley is renowned for its diverse growing conditions. Characterised by warm to hot, dry summers and mild to cool, wet winters, it\u2019s ideal weather for growing rich, intensely flavoured grapes.\nThe Henschke family, one of Barossa Valley\u2019s most distinguished wine makers has been making wine since Johann Christian Henschke planted a small vineyard on his diverse farming property at Keyneton in 1862. He was one of many Silesians who had fled their homeland in search of religious freedom, and he arrived from Kutschlau in 1841. The wine was initially intended for consumption by family and friends, but with the first commercial release in 1868, believed to be principally Riesling and Shiraz, the wheels were set in motion for greater things to come.\nToday, it is fifth-generation Stephen Henschke and his wife Prue at the helm, passionately upholding the family name and reputation. They call themselves \u201cthe guardians of the vines\u201d and hold some of the oldest vines in the Barossa.\nMount Edelstone Shiraz is the oldest wine in Australia that\u2019s made from a single vineyard variety. 2012, marked its 60th anniversary and the 100th year anniversary for the vineyard itself. Mount Edelstone is unique as it has a connection to the settlement of South Australia. The Angas family, George Five Angas was the founder of South Australia. His Grandson, Ronald Angas studied at Oxford University and through the years tasted some greats wines. When he arrived back in the Barossa Valley he wanted to have his own wine estate. In 1912, he planted his first vineyard but sadly two years later World War I broke out and he sold his grapes and passed it onto his son Collin. Stephens\u2019s father, Cyril Henschke ended up leasing the vineyard from Colin and made his first Mount Edelstone in 1952.\nToday, Mount Edelstone Shiraz is still considered one of South Australia\u2019s most iconic wines.\nSource: henschke.com.au and australia.com/explore/states/sa/sa-barossa.aspx",
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        "raw_content": "The Top Five Things That Stress Brits\nWe all feel stress from time-to-time and it\u2019s something that has impacted every single one of us at some point in our lives. Perhaps this is why we regard it as a minor issue that doesn\u2019t require serious attention.\nStress is actually a big problem in the UK however. It is affecting more and more of us, it\u2019s the biggest cause of sick leave, 44% of us suffer from long-term stress and it costs the country an incredible \u00a310 billion every year.\nWhat exactly is causing this stress however? A new study which is based on information from a global GfK study has revealed the top five causes of stress in the UK.\nThe biggest cause of stress for 30% of us is unsurprisingly, money. This was closely followed by the pressure we put on ourselves which was found to be the main cause of stress and anxiety for 28% of us.\nIn third place, 22% of Brits said that not getting enough sleep is a huge source of stress and this is followed by the pressure we feel because of the amount of work we need to get done each day. This was matched by health concerns with both sources found to affect 19% of us.\nThe survey also found that money, self-pressure and lack of sleep are the top three major causes of stress around the world.\nIf you are concerned about stress or anxiety and how it\u2019s affecting your life or health, please feel free to visit our Depression and Anxiety Treatment Programmes page for more information about the signs, symptoms and treatments that are available.\nMore Than Half Of UK Parents Never Talk To Their K...\nStress At Work Can Take 33 Years Off Your Life\nTalk Therapy Most Effective for Social Anxiety\nTeenagers Need Tailored Anxiety Treatment",
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        "raw_content": "The Appearance of Evil Symbol Analysis\nWhen Mr. Hyde is first described, he is associated with a strange, unnerving sensation, a sensation of evil. Mr. Enfield describes it as a \u201cdeformity\u201d, but it is not a physical condition \u2013 it is something more ethereal and unexplained. This, from the outset, is what marks Hyde as a different kind of being from the other characters, whose professionalism and reserve keep them on the right side of the law. Not only is Hyde again and again associated with this intangible deformity, but it seems also to affect those around him, who feel a kind of instinctive and powerful hatred for Hyde that is beyond their normal limits. For instance, Hyde's housekeeper, an old woman, wears an expression of \u201codious joy\u201d when she thinks Hyde might be in trouble. Hyde's evil seems to bring out the dark side of others, suggesting the reality of the duality that Jekyll has been trying to prove, that there is evil and good, odious and joyous, in everything.\nThe Appearance of Evil Quotes in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde\nThe Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde quotes below all refer to the symbol of The Appearance of Evil. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:\nThe Appearance of Evil Symbol Timeline in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde\nThe timeline below shows where the symbol The Appearance of Evil appears in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.\n...through the dark street and ponder the inexplicable grotesqueness of the man. There is something deformed, even monstrous, about Hyde, but Utterson cannot place what detail gives him that impression. (full context)\nThe policeman requests to search Hyde\u2019s rooms. The old lady\u2019s face is filled with \u201codious joy\u201d as she expresses her interest that Hyde is in trouble. She lets the men in... (full context)\n...identify him. The descriptions they gather of Hyde only have one sure detail, his unexplained deformed appearance. (full context)\n...a visitor at midnight, and meets him on the porch. The visitor is a small, evil-looking man, who slinks into the house with suspicious glances to the street, and hurries at... (full context)\nParfitt, Georgina. \"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Symbols: The Appearance of Evil.\" LitCharts. LitCharts LLC, 26 Oct 2013. Web. 15 Feb 2019.\nParfitt, Georgina. \"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Symbols: The Appearance of Evil.\" LitCharts LLC, October 26, 2013. Retrieved February 15, 2019. https://www.litcharts.com/lit/dr-jekyll-and-mr-hyde/symbols/the-appearance-of-evil.",
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        "raw_content": "Fifty Shades of Grey gets in on with classical music - Macleans.ca\nFifty Shades of Grey gets in on with classical music\n10 did it for Bol\u00e9ro, now Fifty Shades is giving a 16th-century composition a bounce\nGetty Images; Shutterstock; Photo Illustration by Levi Nicholson\nA sexy bestseller is the best way to introduce someone to serious music. Or that\u2019s the assumption record companies are making about Fifty Shades of Grey. EMI Classics, one of the oldest classical record companies in the world, announced that it will be releasing an album of classical pieces \u201cpersonally selected by author E.L. James herself.\u201d These works were mentioned in her hit series of novels, or, as she put it in a statement, \u201cinspired me while I wrote the Fifty Shades trilogy,\u201d and all of them are being presented on the album as a way to get her readers interested in the classical back catalogue. The hope is that since her protagonist Christian Grey likes Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Chopin and Johann Sebastian Bach, her readers will too. Or as British music critic Norman Lebrecht puts it, \u201cClassical labels were always quick to jump on a book or movie bandwagon.\u201d\nThe potential of Fifty Shades of Grey as a classical gateway drug became apparent to record companies earlier this year. 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It\u2019s not even the first to give it naughty associations: the Dudley Moore movie 10 mainstreamed the idea that Ravel\u2019s Bol\u00e9ro was the perfect accompaniment for sex. \u201cClassical music is often used as shorthand for \u2018sophistication\u2019 or indicating a character\u2019s depth,\u201d explains Vancouver Courier arts and entertainment editor Michael Kissinger. By tying a potentially trashy scene in with this type of music, authors and filmmakers can give a high-class veneer to their work\u2014and encourage fans to check out the music to prove they\u2019re as sophisticated and sexy as Christian Grey.\nHaving listened to a few minutes of music, will people actually be encouraged to become classical fans? Kissinger doesn\u2019t think these little snippets of high culture achieve much. \u201cGrowing up, I remember watching the original Bad News Bears movie, which used Bizet\u2019s Carmen prominently,\u201d he says. 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        "raw_content": "On Anzac Day, we need to recognise the role of Aboriginal diggers\nBy Stan Grant\nSomewhere buried in the fields of France is an Indigenous man who gave his life for his country.\nHe had barely time enough to live. He was not even old enough to enlist; he was not meant to be there.\nThe military records don\u2019t show his name \u2014 he passed himself off under the name of his older brother, John.\nBy all accounts that wasn\u2019t uncommon in 1914, when young Australian boys were impatient and eager to fight and the Army was willing to look the other way.\nLike all Aboriginal men, this boy was legally exempt from military service. This was meant to be a European army. But they joined up anyway.\nWhy? Much the same as their white comrades: patriotism, loyalty, adventure.\nNo doubt there was another deep motivation \u2014 they were fighting for their country, the country of their ancestors.\nIt was also a chance to earn a wage. 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We are from a long line of warriors.\nThe first Ivan Grant signed up not even a century after his forebears met and fought the British \u2014 settlers and soldiers \u2014 on the plains west of the Blue Mountains.\nIn the 1820s, the Sydney Gazette newspaper reported widely on what it called an \u2018exterminating war\u2019. The Wiradjuri people, led by a man named Windradyne, fought a long-running guerrilla campaign against what they would have seen as the invasion of their land.\nIt was effective and it was bloody \u2014 on both sides.\nThe governor, Thomas Brisbane, declared martial law and armed groups hunted down the so-called \u201ctroublesome blacks\u201d.\nThe conflict devastated the Wiradjujri.\nFinally, Windradyne led his people on a trek over the mountains to Parramatta to sit down with Governor Brisbane.\nIt was said the warrior wore a straw hat and written in its bream was the word peace.\nEquality in war but not at home\nBy 1914, a Wiradjuri boy was enlisting in the Australian army. He was part of a new country, and he carried the blood of white and black \u2014 his grandfather an Irish convict later wealthy, landed gentry.\nI see this now as a nation being born, of white and black living, often uneasily, side by side. The first people now outcast and segregated yet looking for a way in \u2014 for a way to belong.\nIn 1939 war came again and Indigenous people heeded the call.\nCecil Grant carried the memory of his dead brother. He was a man in his early 30s, a husband and father. Cecil lived on the Aboriginal mission at Condobolin in western New South Wales and, with other black mates, rushed to enlist.\nCecil was a rat of Tobruk \u2014 he fought Hitler\u2019s army in the Middle East. Unlike his brother Ivan he came home, but it was to a country that still did not fully recognise him.\nCecil devoted his life to the fight for equality, for the right to belong in a country he had served in war.\nHe took his family off the mission and with others walked more than 300 kilometres to the booming Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area to work on the farms picking fruit.\nHe battled to get his kids into the town school and to be given the soldier settlement block of land that was his due. He later built a little tin and fibro house and lived there until his death in the late 1960s.\nCecil didn\u2019t march in Anzac Day parades until the last few years of his life. With crisp white shirt and his medals on his chest he walked with his white comrades down the main street of Griffith.\nWith the others, he went back to the pub, but was stopped at the entrance by the local police sergeant who told him he wasn\u2019t allowed in. Blackfellas were still barred \u2014 even a blackfella with war medals.\nBut something remarkable happened that day; his digger mates formed a circle around him and walked him inside defying the local cop.\nCecil Grant was my grandfather.\n\u2018Lest we forget\u2019 \u2014 and what we choose to remember\nToday, I heard the sound of the didgeridoo as it echoed over the dawn service in Canberra and I thought of my grandfather and his brother Ivan and of the many thousands of black diggers who believed in this country enough to fight for it when it did not yet believe in them.\nI think of those people who met the coming of the whites with resistance and bravery and whose blood and sacrifice we still don\u2019t properly recognise.\nThere is no wall of remembrance for Windradyne and his people or the countless others who fought and died for their land.\nI think of that mournful phrase \u201clest we forget\u201d and what we choose to remember.\nOn this most Australian of days, I think of the sacrifice of those in my family and what they demand of me still.\nAs Indigenous people we mark these solemn moments with our own memories, what the Polish Nobel laureate poet Szeslav Milosz described as the \u2018memory of wounds\u201d.\nThey are the memories of people who served and fought but came home to a still segregated land.\nI think today of those black diggers and their white comrades. 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        "raw_content": "Joel S. Ario\nAs the 47 states, including the District of Columbia (DC), that conduct their own rate reviews continue their review processes, many have released at least some details about what insurers proposed in their rate filings for the 2019 individual market. The picture that emerges from those state announcements is like a tapestry, with each state contributing its own unique threads, but with some common themes emerging.\nThe 2019 rates will be the first to reflect repeal of the individual mandate penalties, which America\u2019s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) predicted would add a 9 to 10 percent bump in rates, and several states have seen large increases in the rates proposed by carriers. For example, New York cited repeal of the mandate as the largest factor in proposed rate increases, averaging 24 percent in the Empire State. Other states have seen more modest increases. Pennsylvania reported average proposed increases of 4.9 percent, partially because carriers were allowed to take uncertainty about the mandate into account last year, raising rates more than 30 percent on average. States with smaller proposed increases include Oregon, with increases ranging from 5 to 16 percent; Rhode Island, where the two carriers in the individual market filed for 8.7 and 10.7 percent increases; and Florida, where insurers requested an average rate increase of 8.8 percent. Still other states, such as Maryland and Virginia, have reported a much broader range of increases\u2014from 8 to 69 percent in Virginia and 24 to 98 percent in Maryland. Tennessee insurers proposed 2019 premium changes ranging from a decrease of 10.9 percent to a 10.8 percent increase. This comes after a 57 percent increase in the average benchmark in Tennessee between 2016 and 2017 and the announcement that two new carriers plan to enter the market in 2019.\nIt is difficult to make generalizations about 2019 rates given the tremendous variation in rate information released to date and the fact that many states have not yet released any information. That said, the trend appears to be toward smaller increases for 2019 compared to 2018. A recent Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) study of 12 states found half the states had increases of less than 10 percent for silver benchmark plans and only three states had increases that exceeded 20 percent. Several factors have contributed to this somewhat surprising stability in rates:\nInsurer participation. After several years of declining insurer participation, including market withdrawals by three of the five largest national insurers, participation is improving across different carrier categories for 2019\u2014from startups like Oscar and Bright Health, to traditional insurers like Wellmark, to fast-growing companies like Centene and Molina, both of which have successfully leveraged their deep Medicaid experience to steadily build their Marketplace footprint. Barring last-minute changes, it appears that at least 13 states will have more insurer competition in 2019 than they did in 2018.\nClaims costs. Large rate increases in 2017 and 2018, mostly due to Trump Administration changes in Affordable Care Act (ACA) rules, have improved insurer balance sheets. Another KFF study shows improved insurer profit margins in the first half of 2018, suggesting that carriers have achieved more stable pricing in spite of the uncertainties that surround repeal of the individual mandate and other market upheavals. State regulators will be considering these financial improvements as they determine what portion of proposed rate increases should be granted in their rate approval decisions.\nFewer surprises. The recent suspension of risk adjustment payments and cuts in Navigator funding are a reminder that nothing is certain when it comes to ACA implementation. If the risk adjustment issue is not resolved, it could magnify insurer concerns about market stability. However, barring additional policy surprises, states should be able to complete their rate review processes on time this summer without the level of uncertainty that led to last-minute rate increases in prior years, such as the termination of cost-sharing reduction payments last year.\nChallenges remain for long-term market stability\nRegardless of where rates end up in each state for 2019, states will continue to face challenges in achieving long-term stability in their individual markets. Among those challenges are the following:\nShort-term and other underwritten products. The administration is expected to release its final rule on short-term limited-duration plans in the near future. That rule could have a dramatic impact on long-term rates in states that promote short-term plans as a cheaper alternative for the young and healthy, which is why many states have already acted to limit these plans and others may act as they have the opportunity to review the final rule. For states that are so inclined, there are other potential ways to introduce underwritten products into the individual market, including the Tennessee approach of defining certain products to be exempt from insurance regulation and a revised Idaho proposal to authorize products that comply with most but not all ACA requirements. Finally, the association health plan (AHP) rule will have some impact as well, depending on state regulatory response to the guidance, though the impact will be primarily on the small group market.\nMandate replacement. Three states\u2014Massachusetts, New Jersey and Vermont\u2014and DC1 have enacted state-level individual mandates to prevent the kind of gradual erosion in their risk pools that was experienced in the handful of states that required insurers to cover all applicants prior to the ACA. Massachusetts was the only state to reverse this trend pre-ACA with an individual mandate, and now there will be at least three states testing this approach. Other states could gravitate toward a mandate if it proves successful, especially if other alternatives, such as reinsurance, are not as effective at stabilizing rates.\nAffordability. States are wrestling with two distinct affordability issues. First, there has been a marked enrollment decrease for the unsubsidized population that has had to bear the full brunt of cumulative rate increases in the past few years. Second, enrollment by the portion of the subsidized population that is not protected against high cost sharing (those with incomes from 250 to 400 percent of the federal poverty level) has lagged far behind enrollment by those with costsharing protections. One answer is increased subsidies, but that takes new resources, which is why states are likely to look at various forms of a public option with the potential to grow enrollment and spread costs across a broader funding base.\nThe states are likely to have more flexibility over the remainder of the Trump Administration, leading to growing variation among the states over the next few years. For many states, 2019 is shaping up as a year of relative stability. However, the recent policy changes of risk adjustment, AHPs and short-term plans and reduced funding for Navigator grants continue to pose challenges to Marketplace stability.\n1 Passed by the DC Council, but the House of Representatives recently approved a rider prohibiting DC from using funds to implement it.\nManatt Health integrates legal and consulting expertise to better serve the complex needs of clients across the healthcare system.\nCombining legal excellence, first-hand experience in shaping public policy, sophisticated strategy insight, and deep analytic capabilities, we provide uniquely valuable professional services to the full range of health industry players.\nOur diverse team of more than 160 attorneys and consultants from Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP, and its consulting subsidiary, Manatt Health Strategies, LLC, is passionate about helping our clients advance their business interests, fulfill their missions, and lead healthcare into the future. 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        "raw_content": "How New Construction Trends Affect Tallahassee Real Estate\nPosted by Joe Manausa on Friday, September 12, 2008 at 9:47 AM By Joe Manausa / September 12, 2008 Comment\nWe have dedicated quite a bit of discussion in the Tallahassee Real Estate Blog about housing inventory. The first major move that we have to see in order to declare that the turn has arrived in the Tallahassee real estate market is a long-term trend in inventory reduction. Thus far, we have seen our short and mid-term trends shift to inventory reduction and I believe the long-term trend change is just around the corner.\nNew Construction Trends Affect Housing Inventory\nWhile common sense tells you that if we reduce or eliminate new construction, we will certainly slow the growth of inventory in the real estate market. Unfortunately, the housing market is not ruled by the \"greater good\" any more than any other market. Fortunately though, lending standards tighten and builders with inventory self-regulate and the market sees fewer new homes being built.\nThe graph above shows new single family home sales and permits in the Tallahassee real estate market (Leon County) with data beginning in January of 1996. The chart shows the one-year trend of each, permits and sales. On the far right of the graph we observe that our sales trend on new single family homes is around 65 per month, but at the height of the market a few years ago, it was 142 per month!\nSome of the excess inventory issues in the Tallahassee real estate market were due to this \"over building,\" and some of the reduction in inventory that we have seen over the past 100 days is due to reduced building. Looking at the entire data set, Leon County averages 93 new single family home sales per month since January of 1996, so the fact that we are currently permitting fewer than 70 is very good for the near-term future of the housing market in Tallahassee.",
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        "raw_content": "Striker 'buzzing' after making first start\nStriker Jordan Graham shared his personal delight after making his first full start for Mansfield Town following the 2-1 victory over Wolves U21s.\nThe Stags secured their place in the next round of the Checkatrade Trophy as Jacob Mellis and Mal Benning were on target for the home side.\nPedro Goncalves pulled a consolation goal back for the young Wolves side but it was never enough to trouble Mansfield as they made it six points from six in Group H.\nGraham led the line on the night, and despite not netting a goal during his hour-long stint, he was still pleased to have attained minutes under his belt for the first team.\n\u201cObviously I would\u2019ve liked to score but it was good to get minutes in the first time and it was my full debut, so I\u2019m buzzing,\u201d he began.\n\u201cIt felt great [to be playing in the senior side]. I did get a bit tired before being taken off as I haven\u2019t played as many minutes as certain people but it was still good.\n\"Obviously I would\u2019ve liked to score but it was good to get minutes in the first time and it was my full debut, so I\u2019m buzzing.\"\nJordan Graham, striker\n\u201cI was alright in the first half and then, in the second half, they had more possession so it became a harder game. Overall though I think I did okay.\u201d\nAfter making the jump to the first team last season, the striker noted how much of a difference there was between youth football and tonight\u2019s outing.\n\u201cThe players were of a much better standard, especially their two midfielders who I thought were outstanding on the ball. The defenders were very strong so it was hard against them,\u201d he admitted.\n\u201cThe tempo of the game is so much better than playing under-21 football and that\u2019s what I want to be involved in every day.\n\u201cI\u2019d like to play at least 10 games this season in the first team \u2013 whether that\u2019s starting or coming off the bench.\u201d\nGraham has also made a couple of first-team appearances from the bench, and he believes he has integrated into the set-up nicely courtesy of help from staff and players around him.\n\u201cA lot of the senior players are very helpful \u2013 they guide you through certain things, even during training, they\u2019re all just very supportive so that\u2019s good.\n\u201cHe [David Flitcroft] has been very supportive. He brought me in a couple of times at the end of last season and then this season I\u2019ve been constantly with the first team,\u201d the 20-year-old said.\n\u201cThere are a lot of senior players helping me as well as a few other young players, so it\u2019s been comfortable for me to fit in nicely.\u201d\niFollow Stags subscribers can watch Jordan Graham's interview in full by logging into mansfieldtown.net/ifollow later today.\nYoungsters \u2018stepped up\u2019 in Morecambe victory - coach\nSenior professional development coach Richard Cooper says Stags\u2019 younger players \u2018stepped up\u2019 in Tuesday\u2019s 3-1 victory over Morecambe in the Central League.\nMidfielder aims to provide victory for fans\nStags\u2019 midfielder Neal Bishop says that Mansfield are \u2018completely focused\u2019 on achieving three points against Notts County, a clash he summarised as a \u2018massive game for the supporters.\u2019\nThoughts are with injured striker - manager\nStags\u2019 boss David Flitcroft says his thoughts are entirely with Danny Rose after the striker was involved in a heavy collision during the second-half of this afternoon\u2019s clash against Newport County.\nManager pleased to see repeat of ticket offer\nManager David Flitcroft has commended the club\u2019s special offer for the next two home games \u2013 against Forest Green and Cheltenham \u2013 for which under-18s are eligible for free tickets.",
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        "title": "Alpha Sigma Lambda (Nontraditional) | Marietta College",
        "raw_content": "Alpha Sigma Lambda is a national honor society for nontraditional students.\nTo be eligible, a non-traditional student must complete at least 30 hours at Marietta College, 15 of which must be outside the major, be ranked in the highest 10 percent of his or her class in scholarship and have a minimum GPA of 3.2.\nThe Zeta Gamma chapter of Marietta College was established in 1988.\nMs. Cathy Brown,\nDirector Graduate & Continuing Studies\n(740) 376-4740; brownc@marietta.edu\nhttp://www.alphasigmalambda.org/",
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        "raw_content": "Note: For questions related to student housing and residence life, you may also want to view this list of FAQs\nWhen is the first day of class? (General Calendar Questions)\nHow many students are in Marietta College total?\nWhat do students do on the weekends?\nHow many clubs and organizations are on campus?\nWhat are the percentages of different races at MC?\nDo you have Greek organizations? Can I join as a first-semester freshman?\nHow can I get involved in student organizations?\nWhat kind of activities does the College sponsor?\nWhat about your intramural/recreational program?\nDo you have a health center?\nIs there an infirmary as part of the Health Center?\nWill my family be notified if I am sick or hospitalized?\nDo you transport ill students to local area hospitals?\nIs there a bank on campus? What about an ATM machine?\nWill my parents know about any discipline situations?\nWhen is parents weekend?\nHow safe is the campus?\nWhen do we get our email addresses?\nIs the Campus Wi-Fi equipped?\nDo you provide Campus Escorts?\nWhat happens if I get in trouble, either on campus or off?\nMay freshmen have a car on campus? Does it have to be registered? What about a parking permit? How much does it cost?\nHow do I add Dining Dollars to my account?\nIs Marietta a suitcase college? Do students leave on the weekends or do they stay on campus?\nWhat are Marietta's Mainstage theatre productions this year and where can I find a schedule? (General Fine Arts questions)\nAre there religious services on campus? Does the college have a chaplain?\nI have been accepted and returned my financial aid award papers. When will I receive my packet?\nAre there any Medical requirements (shots needed, tests etc.)\nWhere can I buy groceries?\nHaving trouble locating the sheets to fit the bed size. Any suggestions for a store to get them from?\nWhat local restaurants and bars are there?\nWhen is... (General Calendar Questions)\nFor important dates such as the start of class, break periods, finals week, etc., please visit the Academic Calendar.\nTotal enrollment for the 2017-18 academic year is 1,160 students from more than 32 states and more than 6 countries. For more information see About Marietta.\nOn the weekends, you'll find the majority of Marietta students involved in activities right on campus! More than 50 different student organizations are active on Marietta's campus, including Fraternities and Sororities, Academic Clubs, Political Groups, Cultural Groups, Religious Groups, and more. Campus organizations such as the Pioneer Activities Council (PAC) are instrumental in planning weekend events such as Homecoming, Family Weekend, and a special Marietta College event called Doo-Dah Day. Concerts, comedians, and cultural presentations also appear at Marietta College throughout the year. In fact, the College has worked to bring major concerts to campus with bands such as Third Eye Blind, Three Doors Down, Fuel, Oleander, Taylor Swift, Juliana Hough and O.A.R. Of course, many students prefer to simply relax at the Gathering Place, a one-stop resource for student activities featuring games, big screen TVs, wireless internet, and more. If students choose to go beyond campus for weekend fun, they don't have to go far. The city and surrounding area of Marietta, Ohio offers a wealth of activities from outdoor concerts to casual dining to outdoor activities like hiking, camping, rock climbing, and biking.\nWe have over 50 active clubs and organizations on campus. They include academic/professional clubs, athletic/recreational clubs, governing bodies, service honoraries, media/publications, religious offerings, Greek organizations and a variety of special interest groups.\nWhat are the percentages of different races at Marietta College?\nThe percentage of minority students on our campus is about 7% to 8%. For more information see About Marietta and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.\nMarietta College currently has four fraternities and three sororities that are active on campus. The fraternities are Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Tau Delta and Lambda Chi Alpha. The sororities are Alpha Xi Delta, Chi Omega, and Sigma Kappa. Joining a Greek organization can help personalize your college experience by providing the opportunity to develop important leadership skills, to interact with faculty and staff, to give back to the community through service projects and develop lasting friendships.\nAs a first-semester freshman, you may join a fraternity or sorority. If you are interested in getting involved in a fraternity or sorority, recruitment is a time for interested students to take a closer look at Greek Life at Marietta College. You will meet members, learn about the different activities and programs of each group, and begin new friendships. Recruitment activities and events are announced campus-wide and take place in September.\nTo register to join a sorority, click here.\nOne benefit of a small college is that it is easy to get involved, but it does require initiative on your part! There are lots of ways to begin. Talk to your academic advisor, browse bulletin boards for postings, read the campus newspaper, and ask other students. At the beginning of each school year, the College conducts an organizational fair on the College Mall which provides an opportunity for you to sign up for organizations and activities that may be of interest. The fair is called Campus Involvement Fair and will be conducted one evening during the first full week of classes. More information on Campus Involvement Fair will be distributed to the campus community at the start of the school year.\nOur student-run programming board, the Pioneer Activities Council (PAC), sponsors a variety of activities and events, including everything from lectures on various issues and topics, to movies, sporting event trips, and comedy showcases. Some of the most popular events include Homecoming, Family Weekend, major concerts (past performers include O.A.R., Third Eye Blind, Tonic, Fuel, Three Doors Down and Oleander), Spirit Week, and Greek Week. In addition to these offerings, the College provides a full men's and women's Intercollegiate Athletic Program.\nIntramural sports give you the opportunity to enjoy fitness while having fun! The Athletic Department organizes our intramural program which includes: basketball, flag football, soccer, softball, racquetball, and volleyball. Each participating team selects a student representative to serve as the liaison with the intramural staff.\nIn addition, Marietta College has club sports and recreational programs to keep you active. Club sports and recreational programs offered at the College include Cheerleading, Dance Team, Friends of Rowing Club, the Running Club, the Rugby Club, and the Ultimate Frisbee Organization.\nThe Dyson Baudo Recreation Center (DBRC), the Boathouse and the track at Don Drumm Stadium also provide opportunities for physical activity, including Nautilus/Universal weight training and other fitness exercising. The $19 million Dyson Baudo Recreation Center offers many opportunities associated with physical fitness, wellness, and leisure time activities. The DBRC contains the newly renovated Ban Johnson Arena as well as the addition of an 84,000 square-foot Field House. Facilities include: The Fenton Court for varsity athletic events, 200 meter six-lane running track, four regulation size multi-purpose activity courts, two racquetball courts, a state-of-art weight room and fitness center with cardiovascular machines, a 35-foot high climbing wall, multi-purpose room, student, faculty, and staff locker rooms, as well as vending machine areas and casual activity and lounge spaces.\nThe Marietta College Department of Sports Medicine is also located in the DBRC. The Office of Recreation will provide campus programming in a variety of lifetime wellness and fitness activities. These recreational opportunities are designed to promote a positive mental and social attitude for the entire campus community.\nYes. The Dr. J. Michael Harding Center for Health and Wellness (CHW) is an integrated wellness center offering services in three areas: Health Services, Counseling & Psychological Services, and Sexual Assault Prevention. The facility is located in Harrison Hall. Our mission is to provide high quality medical and psychological services as to achieve and/or maintain a healthy lifestyle for each student and to create a learning environment that supports that status. The Health Center offers a wide variety of medical services, including (but not limited to) diagnosis and treatment of such problems as colds, flu, upper respiratory infections, laboratory services, injection therapy, pharmaceuticals, nutrition counseling and health education. Students are seen on a first-come, first-served basis, with those students requiring more urgent care seen first. To get to the center in Harrison Hall, you enter through the Seventh Street entrance between the large pillars. The Center for Health and Wellness (CHW) is open Monday through Friday during the academic year from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m \u2014 the last scheduled appointment is 4:00 p.m. Anyone who walks in without appointment after 4:00 p.m., the medical staff reserves the right to triage and possibly reschedule the appointment for the next business day. Walk-in and evening appointments may also be available. To schedule an initial appointment, call (740) 376-4477.\nNo. The Health Center operates as an outpatient facility and thus has no infirmary space. If you require hospitalization, you will be referred to one of the local hospitals. There are two hospitals within five minutes of campus.\nUnder normal circumstances, you are expected to keep family members informed of your illnesses. However, the Office of Student Life will notify your family in the event of serious illness or accident that requires extensive treatment or hospitalization.\nTransportation has been arranged with a local cab company to transport students to local medical services for routine matters. Students needing this service can pick up a voucher from a Student Life Assistant Director or the Marietta College Police Department for no fee. For emergency and serious medical issues, transportation is done by calling for an ambulance.\nThere is an ATM machine located on campus in the Library. Marietta has several banks within a five-minute walking distance from campus.\nUnder our Parental Notification policy, parents of dependent students will be notified about behavioral problems upon serious violation of the College Creed or College Housing Policy. Your parents will be notified immediately if you are at risk of being removed from College Housing or from the College. The Dean of Student Life reserves the right to notify parents at any time when in the best interest of the student.\nWhen is Family Weekend?\nFamily weekend is usually in the early Fall. Learn more about the details and this year's schedule.\nMarietta is a small community, our students feel very safe even at night. For more information, visit the Safety & Well-being section of the website. In addition, the Marietta College Police Department makes available information on Campus crime statistics.\nStudents receive their email address when they submit their $200 enrollment deposit.\nYes! All campus-owned housing units have both wired and wireless access the Internet and to College systems such as the library, e-mail, and College website. Marietta College has wireless access available in the library and several classrooms and labs. We encourage students to bring a laptop with a wireless Wi-Fi card. 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        "raw_content": "Testing the limits of diversification\nBy Joseph Cyriac, Tim Koller, and Jannick Thomsen\nThis strategy can create value, but only if a company is the best possible owner of businesses outside its core industry.\nIt\u2019s almost inevitable: to boost growth when a company reaches a certain size and maturity, executives will be tempted to diversify. In extreme cases\u2014the United States during the 1960s and 1970s, for example\u2014a corporation with a sharp focus on its core business can end up as a mix of strange bedfellows. One global oil enterprise famously acquired a computer business, another a retailer. And a major US utility once owned an insurance company.\nAlthough a few talented people over time have proved capable of managing diverse business portfolios, today most executives and boards realize how difficult it is to add value to businesses that aren\u2019t connected to each other in some way. As a result, unlikely pairings have largely disappeared. In the United States, for example, by the end of 2010 there were only 22 true conglomerates.1 1. We define a conglomerate as a company with three or more business units that do not have common customers, distribution systems, technologies, or manufacturing facilities. Since then, 3 have announced that they too would split up.\nYet too many executives still believe that diversifying into unrelated industries reduces risks for investors or that diversified businesses can better allocate capital across businesses than the market does\u2014without regard to the skills needed to achieve these goals. Because few have such skills, diversification instead often caps the upside potential for shareholders but doesn\u2019t limit the downside risk. As managers contemplate moves to diversify, they would do well to remember that in practice, the best-performing conglomerates in the United States and in other developed markets do well not because they\u2019re diversified but because they\u2019re the best owners, even of businesses outside their core industries (see sidebar, \u201cConglomerates in emerging markets\u201d).\nConglomerates in emerging markets\nThe economic situation in emerging markets is sufficiently distinctive to make us cautious in applying insights gleaned from US companies. While we expect the conglomerate structure to fade away eventually, the pace will vary from country to country and industry to industry.\nIn emerging markets, large conglomerates have economic benefits that don\u2019t exist in the developed world. These countries still need to build up their infrastructure\u2014such projects typically require large amounts of capital that smaller companies can\u2019t raise. Companies also often need government approval to purchase land and build factories, as well as government assurances that there will be sufficient infrastructure to get products to and from factories and sufficient electricity to keep them operating. Large conglomerates typically have the resources and relationships needed to navigate the maze of government regulations and to ensure relatively smooth operations. Finally, in many emerging markets, large conglomerates are more attractive to potential managers because they offer greater career development opportunities. We can already see the rough contours of change in the role conglomerates play in emerging markets. Infrastructure and other capital-intensive businesses are likely to be parts of large conglomerates as long as access to capital and connections is important. In contrast, companies\u2014including export-oriented ones such as those in IT services and pharmaceuticals\u2014that rely less on access to capital and connections tend to be focused on, rather than part of, large conglomerates.\nThe rise of IT services and pharmaceuticals in India and of Internet companies in China shows that the large conglomerates\u2019 edge in access to managerial talent has already fallen. As emerging markets open to more foreign investors, these companies\u2019 advantage in access to capital will also decline. That will leave access to government as their last remaining strength, further restricting their opportunities to industries where its influence remains important. Although the time could be decades away, conglomerates\u2019 large size and diversification will eventually become impediments rather then advantages.\nLimited upside, unlimited downside\nThe argument that diversification benefits shareholders by reducing volatility was never compelling. The rise of low-cost mutual funds underlined this point, since that made it easy even for small investors to diversify on their own. At an aggregate level, conglomerates have underperformed more focused companies both in the real economy (growth and returns on capital) and in the stock market. From 2002 to 2010, for example, the revenues of conglomerates grew by 6.3 percent a year; those of focused companies grew by 9.2 percent. Even adjusted for size differences, focused companies grew faster. They also expanded their returns on capital by three percentage points, while the ROCs of conglomerates fell by one percentage point. Finally, median total returns to shareholders (TRS) were 7.5 percent for conglomerates and 11.8 percent for focused companies.\nAs usual, the median doesn\u2019t tell the entire story: some conglomerates did outperform many focused companies. And while the median return from conglomerates is lower, the distribution\u2019s shape tells an instructive story: the upside is chopped off, but not the downside (exhibit). Upside gains are limited because it\u2019s unlikely that all of a diverse conglomerate\u2019s businesses will outperform at the same time. The returns of units that do are dwarfed by underperformers and therefore probably won\u2019t affect the entire conglomerate\u2019s returns in a meaningful way. Moreover, conglomerates are usually made up of relatively mature businesses, well beyond the point where they would be likely to generate unexpected returns. But the downside isn\u2019t limited, because the performance of the more mature businesses found in most conglomerates can fall a lot further than it can rise. Consider a simple mathematical example: if a business unit accounting for a third of a conglomerate\u2019s value earns a 20 percent TRS while other units earn 10 percent, the weighted average will be about 14 percent. But if that unit\u2019s TRS is negative 50 percent, the weighted average TRS will be dragged down to about 2 percent, even before other units are affected. In addition, the poor aggregate performance can affect the motivation of the entire company and how the company is perceived by customers, suppliers, and potential employees.\nPrerequisites for creating value\nWhat matters in a diversification strategy is whether managers have the skills to add value to businesses in unrelated industries\u2014by allocating capital to competing investments, managing their portfolios, or cutting costs. Over the past 20 years, the TRS of the high and low performers among the 22 conglomerates remaining in 2010 clearly differed on exactly these points. While the number of companies is too small for statistical analysis, we did find three characteristics the high performers shared.\nDisciplined (and sometimes contrarian) investors. High-performing conglomerates continually rebalance their portfolios by purchasing companies they believe are undervalued by the market\u2014 and whose performance they can improve. When Danaher identifies acquisition targets, for example, those companies must be good candidates for higher margins, using the company\u2019s well-known Danaher Business System. By applying this strategy, over the past 20 years Danaher has consistently managed to increase the margins of its acquired companies. These include Gilbarco Veeder-Root, a leader in point-of-sale solutions, and Videojet Technologies, which manufactures coding and marking equipment and software. Both of those companies\u2019 margins improved by more than 700 basis points after they were acquired.\nAggressive capital managers. Many large companies base a business\u2019s capital allocation for a given year on its allocation the previous year or on the cash flow it generates. High-performing conglomerates, by contrast, aggressively manage capital allocation across units at the corporate level. All cash that exceeds what\u2019s needed for operating requirements is transferred to the parent company, which decides how to allocate it across current and new business or investment opportunities, based on their potential for growth and returns on invested capital. Berkshire Hathaway\u2019s business units, for example, are rationalized from a capital standpoint: excess capital is sent where it is most productive, and all investments pay for the capital they use.\nRigorous \u2018lean\u2019 corporate centers. High-performing conglomerates operate much as better private-equity firms do: with a lean corporate center that restricts its involvement in the management of business units to selecting leaders, allocating capital, vetting strategy, setting performance targets, and monitoring performance. Just as important, these firms do not create extensive corporate-wide processes or large shared-service centers. (You won\u2019t find corporate-wide programs to reduce working capital, say, because that may not be a priority for all parts of the company.) Business units at Illinois Tool Works, for example, are primarily self-supporting, with broad authority to manage themselves as long as managers adhere to the company\u2019s 80/20 (80 percent of a company\u2019s revenue is derived from 20 percent of its customers) and innovation principles. The corporate center handles only taxes, auditing, investor relations, and some centralized HR functions. Berkshire Hathaway\u2019s corporate center operates with no integration of cross-cutting functions.\nValue-destroying failures litter the history of diversification strategies. Executives considering one should ask themselves, first and foremost, whether they have the skills to be the best owners of businesses outside their core industries.\nJoseph Cyriac and Tim Koller are partners in McKinsey\u2019s New York office, where Jannick Thomsen is a consultant.\nAre you still the best owner of your assets?",
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        "raw_content": "https://www.meforum.org/campus-watch/24918/the-zionists-are-coming-panic-at-san-francisco\nLeading these lamentations was the director of SFSU's Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Initiative (AMED), Rabab Abdulhadi, whose anti-Israel activism is coming back to haunt her. In addition to being named in a Lawfare Project (LP) lawsuit against SFSU alleging \"anti-Semitism and overt discrimination against Jewish students,\" she is at the heart of a Middle East Forum/Campus Watch campaign to end the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) she brokered between SFSU and An-Najah University, a hotbed of anti-Semitism and radicalism in the West Bank.\nSFSU Student Center\nThe conference was held on the top floor of the bustling Cesar Chavez Student Center\u2014adorned by murals of Malcolm X and Edward Said\u2014in spacious, light-filled Jack Adams Hall. A bulletin board near the entrance displayed a flyer calling for the removal of San Francisco's Pioneer Monument, which it dubbed a \"monument to white supremacy!\" Conference programs featured a graphic of President Donald Trump's silhouette balanced with a white fist on a scale of justice.\nThe audience of mostly students and small clusters of faculty ranged from a sparse fifty to sixty for the panel \"Academic Freedom for Whom? Islamophobia, Palestine, and Campus Politics,\" to around 250\u2014many sitting on the floor after the seats quickly filled up\u2014for \"Muslims, Mexicans, and the Politics of Exclusion.\"\nAbdulhadi chaired both panels, while Hatem Bazian, director of UC Berkeley's Islamophobia Research & Documentation Project, participated in the second. Both, she noted, hail from Nablus in the West Bank. The co-panelists were graduate student instructors (one nicknamed \"Che\"), local leftist activists, and \"veterans\" of SFSU's 1968 Third World Liberation Front strike.\nAbdulhadi\u2014who assured the audience she is a woman, lest anyone fear a man heads AMED\u2014was persistently on the defensive. Harried and angry, her rapid-fire speech rendered many words unintelligible. She complained about Campus Watch tweets \"attacking her\" and marveled at the \"four articles\" (two pieces, in fact) about the MOU-facilitated \"Prisoner, Labor, and Academic Delegation,\" which sent Americans who served prison time for Weather Underground-affiliated domestic terrorism to meet fellow self-described \"political prisoners\" at Najah.\nShe blamed these concerns\u2014and the well-documented history of terrorism and anti-Semitism at Najah\u2014on her opponents' \"muddying the waters\" with spurious claims of anti-Semitism and falsely conflating Arabs and Muslims with terrorism. In Abdulhadi's world, evidently, Palestinian terrorism and the cultural indoctrination underpinning it simply do not exist.\nThe bulk of her ire, however, was directed at SFSU's administration and her one-time ally, President Leslie Wong, with whom she had collaborated to create the MOU. She noted repeatedly that she had left a superior position as director of the Center for Arab American Studies at the University of Michigan, Dearborn at SFSU's invitation, only to find herself relegated to a \"token,\" subjected to \"New McCarthyism,\" and AMED starved of funds and slated for termination.\nAbdulhadi blamed Wong's supposed abandonment of her on \"Zionist pressure,\" while accusing the administration of \"Islamophobia,\" \"anti-Palestinian racism,\" and the bigotry du jour, \"white supremacy.\" She and her supporters fault Wong for not reacting quickly or stridently enough to the ongoing David Horowitz Freedom Center poster campaign at SFSU, UC Berkeley, and elsewhere, despite evidence to the contrary. As with the grievances she reportedly filed earlier this year against the University \"for the hostile and unsafe work and study environment for Palestinians, Muslims and Arabs on campus,\" there is little proof to back up her assertions.\nParanoia may better explain her worries, for she then declared, \"I do not walk by myself on campus anymore. I am actually very afraid for my life.\" Because, you see, \"the very people who are intimidating and harassing us, including people who have served in the Israeli military\u2014and I grew up under Israeli occupation\u2014are walking around on campus.\" Who knew that IDF soldiers are menacing SFSU's faculty?!\nAbdulhadi's co-panelists, in turn, praised her not only as a \"Palestinian scholar\" and a founding member of the U.S. Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel, but as a pillar of the community. Diana Block, a participant in the Prisoner, Labor, and Academic Delegation, solicited funds on Abdulhadi's behalf and encouraged audience members to attend a hearing in San Francisco on November 8 for motions to dismiss and strike the LP lawsuit filed by both Abdulhadi and the California State University system (CSU), of which SFSU is a part. This proves the University is indeed defending her, including deploying her tactic (in CSU's motion to strike) of accusing her opponents of racism against \"brown, black, and Muslim people.\"\nYet Abdulhadi is her own worst enemy. After spewing anti-Semitism in a rant written in response to the suit, she again exhibited the very bigotry she denies exists: she railed against the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) for condemning the General Union of Palestinian Students' (for which she serves as faculty advisor) disruption of Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barakat's 2016 SFSU talk. Then, despite the University's conclusion that the Jewish student group Hillel was \"improperly excluded\" from a February campus civil rights information fair, she thundered \"People who are . . . oppressors have no place in spaces where people need to be protected. So, the Know Your Rights Fair was right to not have a table for Hillel!\"\nBazian piled on by repeating his contention that, \"Many of those who are engaged in the Islamophobia industry have been engaged in it to protect Israel's interests in the U.S.\" They believe, he maintained, that \"stoking anti-Muslim sentiment and Islamophobia is the way to protect Israel.\"\nConspiracy-mongering co-panelist Sara Kershnar of the International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (IJAN) claimed an IJAN report to which Abdulhadi and AMED contributed exposed several \"Zionist backlash\" organizations, including the Middle East Forum, whose president, Daniel Pipes, she dubbed \"one of the fathers of the Islamophobia industry\" and an \"intermediary\" for \"millions and millions of dollars\" that he doles out to his minions. 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        "raw_content": "The International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association, or ILGA, lists the following 78 (plus 4) countries with criminal laws against sexual activity by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or intersex people (LGBTIs).\nThe total is 82 if you include political entities such as Gaza/Palestine, the Turkish-controlled northern portion of Cyprus, and Indonesia, where two large provinces outlaw homosexual acts.\nThe total is 76-plus countries, according to a list from the St. Paul\u2019s Foundation for International Reconciliation.\nHomosexuality in Africa\nAlgeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burundi, Cameroon, Comoros, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Malawi(enforcement of law suspended), Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Sao Tome, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe,\nHomosexuality in Asia,including the Middle East\nAfghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Iran, Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine/Gaza Strip, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Syria, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Yemen,\nTwo Asian/Middle Eastern countries are listed separately by the ILGA under the heading \u201cLegal status of homosexual acts unclear or uncertain\u201d:\nIn Iraq, there is no law against homosexual acts, but homophobic violence is unchecked and self-appointed sharia judges reportedly have imposed sentences for homosexual behavior.\nIn India, enforcement of the law against homosexual activity has been suspended by court action.\nHomosexuality in Americas\nAntigua & Barbuda, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, St Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent & the Grenadines, Trinidad & Tobago,\nHomosexuality in Oceania\nIndonesia(Aceh Province and South Sumatra), Kirbati, Nauru, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu,\nHomosexuality in Europe\nNorthern Cyprus,\nAlso in Europe and worth mentioning but not on a list of countries with laws against homosexuality are:\nRussia, where several cities and regions have laws that prohibit discussion of homosexuality in the presence of minors;",
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        "raw_content": "Kathio State Park - Candlelight ski/snowshoe - MessAge Media: Outdoor Recreation\nKathio State Park - Candlelight ski/snowshoe 0 comments\n6 - 9:30 p.m.: Candlelight ski/snowshoe\nDrop by any time between 6 and 9:30 p.m. for skiing or snowshoeing as stars twinkle overhead and candles flicker in the snow.\n\u201cFew things transform a winter evening like soft light on snow,\u201d Erika Rivers, director of the Department of Natural Resources Parks and Trails Division, said. \u201cLit candles and lanterns help to create an unforgettable experience, especially when coupled with light from a starry sky and full moon.\u201d\nStudents from the Central Lakes College Natural Resource Club will prepare three separate routes for this annual event. A 2.5 mile trail between the trail center and the interpretive center is suitable for beginner-level skiers of all ages. A shuttle bus will run continuously between the two locations.\nTwo half-mile snowshoeing trails will start at the Interpretive Center and are suitable for beginner-level snowshoers of all ages. Traditional snowshoes will be offered free of charge at the interpretive center for those who wish to try the trails. Also, snowshoes and skis can be rented at the park office. Live music will be provided by Hans Blix and the Weapons Inspectors. This musical group will play a mixture of old fiddle tunes, folk, Irish and contemporary music from 7 to 9 p.m.\nA vehicle permit is required to enter Minnesota state parks. Those age 16 and older will also need the Great Minnesota Ski Pass if they plan to cross-country ski. The Great Minnesota Ski Pass ($6 for a day, $20 for one season or $55 for three seasons) allows cross-country skiers age 16 or older to access miles of trails in state parks or forests or on grant-in-aid trails (www.mndnr.gov/skiing). Passes can be purchased at the park, but you can save time by getting them in advance; call (888) 665-4236 or visit www.mndnr.gov/skipass.\nIn the event of severe weather, call (320) 532-3269 for updates or check the visitor alert online at www.mndnr.gov/millelacskathio.\nPosted in Outdoor Recreation on Wednesday, February 13, 2019 6:00 am.\nAITKIN COUNTY SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS The notes to the financial statements are an integral part of this statement The notes to the financial statements are an integral part of this statement. CONTINUED.....\nWAUKENABO TOWNSHIP MEETING NOTICE BOARD OF AUDIT The Board of Supervisors of Waukenabo Township will hold the annual Board of Audit on Wednesday February 13, 2019 at 6:30 pm at the Waukenabo Town Hall. Budget and levy recommendations for the Annual Meeting and review of the Clerk and Treasurer books will be discussed. Regular board meeting will follow. ANNUAL MEETING The Waukenabo Township Annual Meeting will be held on Tuesday March 12, 2019 at 7:00 pm at the Waukenabo Town Hall. If bad weather prevents holding the meeting it will be held on the 3rd Tuesday of March at the same time and location. REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING The Waukenabo Township regular monthly meetings will be held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm at the Waukenabo Town Hall. Dated this 3rd day of February 2019 Heidi Olesen Waukenabo Township Clerk Published in the Aitkin Independent Age February 13, 2019 904296\nFebruary 13 Meeting Notice\nSOUTH HARBOR TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP OFFICER FILING NOTICE Any eligible resident of South Harbor Township wishing to file for township office for the March 12, 2019 election may file an affidavit of candidacy with the Clerk. Offices open will be one three-year term for the office of Supervisor and one two-year term for the office of Treasurer. Filing begins at 9:00am on Tuesday, January 1, 2019 and closes at 5:00pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2019. The filing fee is $2.00. Lorice (Lori) Stalker 38949 70th Ave Wahkon MN 56386 Clerk 281-821-0578 Published in the Mille Lacs Messenger December 12, 19, 2018 886522",
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        "raw_content": "Colin Powell to Deliver \u201cThrive on Risk\u201d Keynote Address at the MetricStream GRC Summit 2013\nThe former Secretary of State will draw on his experiences to discuss the critical role of leadership in managing risks, pursuing opportunities, creating value, and delivering results\nFebruary 28, 2013 | Palo Alto, California: General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.), former Secretary of State and National Security Advisor, will deliver the keynote address at the MetricStream GRC Summit 2013, which will be held from April 30 - May 1, 2013 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A. The summit will bring together senior executives from leading companies, experts and analysts from prominent advisory firms, and thought leaders from across the industry to discuss trends and best practices in Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) management.\nDuring his role as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under President George H.W. Bush, Powell successfully led the country through numerous crises, including Operation Desert Storm in 1991. As Secretary of State, Powell led the State Department\u2019s successful resolution of multiple regional and civil conflicts. Throughout his service, Powell used leadership and diplomacy to build trust, forge alliances, and transform regions.\nAs one of the world\u2019s most highly regarded and respected leaders, Powell will draw from his experience to discuss the role of effective leadership in risk management. He will deliver a keynote address on the theme \u201cThrive on Risk: Lessons in Leadership\u201d which will cover three key areas - first, how important it is for individuals and organizations to take risks to achieve their potential; second, how to effectively balance risk and opportunity with a strategic approach; and third, the role of leadership in successful risk taking.\nFollowing his keynote address, Powell will join a panel which will bring together CEOs from leading organizations around the world to discuss the steps required to build and lead successful, well-governed, and risk aware organizations. The panel will be moderated by Dr. Frank-J\u00fcrgen Richter, Chairman of Horasis: The Global Visions Community. Dr. Richter influences major business and governmental decisions with his commentary, which has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Far Eastern Economic Review, The Straits Times, CNN, BBC, CNBC, and the Voice of America.\nPowell\u2019s keynote address and the following CEO panel discussion moderated by Dr. Richter will help set the tone for all of the GRC summit sessions, which will focus on celebrating GRC innovation and highlighting individuals and organizations that are successfully thriving on risk.\n\u201cWe are honored that General Colin Powell will serve as our keynote speaker at the GRC Summit,\u201d said Shellye Archambeau, Chief Executive Officer of MetricStream. She added, \u201cGeneral Powell personifies leadership, and his experiences will resonate well with the business leaders, policy makers, and industry experts from around the world who will convene at the summit to discuss and define the future of pervasive GRC.\u201d\nGunjan Sinha, Executive Chairman of MetricStream said, \u201cWe are pleased that Dr. Frank-J\u00fcrgen Richter will join us as a moderator at our GRC Summit. As chairman of Horasis, Dr. Richter\u2019s global perspective and insight will inspire a thought-provoking dialogue around the top governance, risk, and compliance issues and trends.\u201d\nThe MetricStream GRC Summit 2013 is now open for registration. To learn more about the summit, the agenda, and confirmed event speakers, please visit the summit website: www.grc-summit.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Among the fiercest defenders of Venezuela\u2019s regime was St. Vincent and Grenadines, a country whose gross domestic product of $751 million is less than the appraised value of the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach.\nOne explanation is that this and other small Caribbean islands were able to kill the U.S.-backed resolution because of the Trump administration\u2019s ineptitude or inattention. U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson failed to attend the OAS meeting of foreign ministers, just as he had done with a previous one on May 31 in Washington, D.C.\n\u201cUnfortunately, Secretary Tillerson\u2019s last-minute cancellation undercut U.S. interests in the region,\u201d U.S. Rep. Eliot L. Engel, the ranking Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told me Wednesday.\nMy translation: If Tillerson had been there to offer incentives or twist arms, the U.S.-backed resolution may have prevailed.\nVenezuelan opposition leader Henrique Capriles tweeted out a video, on June 13, 2017, that allegedly shows a group of protesters jumping into a canal and swimming to safety as a Venezuelan official opens fire from the shore.\nAnother possible explanation is that Caribbean countries sided with Venezuela\u2019s regime because they receive generous oil subsidies from Venezuela\u2019s Petrocaribe plan, or are deeply indebted to it. But Petrocaribe\u2019s oil subsidies to the Caribbean have diminished substantially in recent years, because of the Venezuelan crisis, and so have the Caribbean countries\u2019 debt loads, experts say.\nJorge Pi\u00f1on, head of a University of Texas center on Latin American and Caribbean energy issues, told me that the United States is currently exporting much more oil to Caribbean countries than Venezuela, and that many Caribbean countries\u2019 debts to Petrocaribe have been either paid or pardoned.\nAsked why so many Caribbean countries continue to side with Venezuela\u2019s regime, Pi\u00f1on said, \u201cI don\u2019t know. If we look at it from a rational or economic point of view, it doesn\u2019t make any sense.\u201d\nOthers speculate that it may be a matter of corruption. The Maduro regime is known to engage in \u201ccheckbook diplomacy,\u201d offering countries and their top officials money for their political loyalty, two diplomatic sources told me.\nMy opinion: It\u2019s astounding that the United States, the biggest economy on earth, cannot offer economic incentives to win over small Caribbean islands, which are voting almost routinely in support of Venezuela. Worse, Trump\u2019s proposed 32 percent cut in foreign aid could make the United States lose even more clout in the Caribbean.\nIt is also ridiculous that the OAS voting system allows a handful of tiny islands to control the organization\u2019s agenda. Of course every country should be entitled to a vote, even if it means that a speck in the ocean can have the same political weight as the United States. But the OAS should have a Security Council, much like the United Nations, where the biggest countries can issue resolutions affecting the region\u2019s most urgent matters.\nThe OAS efforts to restore democracy in Venezuela will continue, but the June 19 vote was a disgrace, for which most Caribbean countries should be blamed.\nMexico\u2019s Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray, right, and Luis Almagro, left, secretary general of the Organization of American States, preside over the 2017 General Assembly of the OAS in Canc\u00fan, Mexico.Israel LealAP",
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        "raw_content": "Some seniors hope override doesn't pass\nIf the Proposition 2 1/2 tax override goes through, she will have to pay an additional 54 cents for each $1,000 of her home's assessed value on her annual bill, an amount that could come to several hundred dollars for many Franklin residents.\n\"I can afford just so much,\" she said.\nMelo gets by on her monthly Social Security check and her deceased husband's pension, she said, as well as state help on her property taxes and her heating bill.\n\"It's not a heck of a lot,\" Melo said.\nGiven her financial burden, Melo asked for an absentee ballot from the town clerk and has already cast her vote: no.\n\"I'm not looking to make trouble,\" she said. \"I'm not looking to make any waves. I want to stay in my own home.\"\nWhen considering whether to put an override question on the ballot, several councilors expressed concern for residents on fixed incomes, particularly senior citizens. While acknowledging that strain, other councilors said the interests of the town as a whole had to be considered.\nIn the end, the decision to request an override passed 5-4, with $2.14 million earmarked for the schools and the rest for other town budgets, including money to avoid possible library cuts.\nAn override has never passed in Franklin, however, and some residents are opposed to the latest attempt.\n\"Most of the seniors I talk to are against it,\" said Stella Jeon, chairwoman of the Council on Aging, though she added they are voting no for financial reasons and lingering budget skepticism. She said she would vote yes to preserve town services.\nOne newly formed group, Yes for Franklin, is trying to garner support for the override by promoting awareness about state programs designed to help seniors pay their property taxes.\nFranklin, with more than 32,000 residents, has an estimated 3,200 seniors, according to a tally kept by the senior center. Bob Fahey, the town's social services coordinator, advises patrons there about their choices.\n\"I tell people what to do,\" he said. \"I provide options.\"\nThere are several state property tax programs, Fahey said. To begin with, seniors can choose from one of two categories of property tax exemptions. The first is for widows or residents 70 and older whose total worth, excluding their homes, is less than $40,000. They can get $262 off their annual bill next year.\nThe second exemption is also for residents 70 and older, or those with spouses in that age range. If they have income less than $13,000 after taking into account Social Security and have non-housing assets worth less than $28,000 if single and $30,000 if married, they can take off $500.\nIf their property taxes are more than 10 percent of their annual income, seniors can also apply for state \"circuit breaker\" aid, up to $870. To do so, they must file a state income tax return, even if they don't owe anything.\n\"Every little bit helps,\" Fahey said.\nAccording to the town assessor's office, 55 residents have the first exemption for the current fiscal year, and 62 have obtained the second. A circuit breaker figure was not available.\nFahey said not all eligible seniors ask for help, because they are unaware, they do not file a tax return or they come from a generation unaccustomed to seeking assistance. They are also wary of deferring their payments or taking a \"reverse\" mortgage on their home because a lien is placed on their property.\n\"It's frightening to them,\" Jeon said.\nA final option is a part-time job with the town, with seniors able to take $750 off their property taxes if they work 100 hours this year. While Franklin usually fills its 70 or spots without having to turn anyone away, Council on Aging Director Karen Alves said demand might increase with the override, leading to the assignments being \"means\" tested.\n\"That will be hard,\" she said of the possible transition.\nUnlike other states such as New York and Washington, Massachusetts does not allow municipalities to automatically exclude seniors from property tax increases. Considering the vote Tuesday, Alves said, \"If there's an override then we need to help people manage better. It's a dilemma.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Daniel Levitin to Deliver Keynote Address at Fall AES Convention\nDaniel Levitin (pictured) will deliver the keynote address at the 123rd Audio Engineering Society Convention\nDaniel Levitin (pictured) will deliver the keynote address at the 123rd Audio Engineering Society Convention on October 5, 2007 in New York City at the Jacob Javits Center. Levitin is a best-selling author; head of the McGill University Laboratory for Music Perception, Cognition and Expertise; musician; producer; and former stand-up comedian.\nLevitin\u2019s book, This Is Your Brain On Music (Dutton), is a New York Times best-seller and will serve as a jumping off point for his address. Levitin will explore a number of recent findings about how music affects the human brain in terms of its neurochemistry and moods. Levitin will also discuss the previously inexplicable phenomenon in which human beings are able to identify the title and artist of certain songs by hearing a single, fleeting chord.\n\u201cDelving into the reasons that music resonates so deeply with so many raises issues not often considered by audio industry pros, much less average music consumers,\u201d says AES convention committee chair Jim Anderson. \u201cWe all know it happens, but it\u2019s difficult to explain. This keynote address will provide our attendees with food for thought about the underlying purpose and long-term impact of their role in contemporary culture. Professor Levitin\u2019s off-beat perceptions may also spark spirited debate about neural processing and the science behind music\u2019s undisputed emotional power.\"\nAn AES member since 1985, Levitin has presented research papers and participated at a number of the organization\u2019s panels and events. The soft-cover edition of his book is expected to be released by Penguin in late September.\nFor more information, visit www.aes.org and www.psych.mcgill.ca/levitin.\n129th AES Convention To Present Three Lunchtime Keynote Addresses\nSan Francisco to Host AES Convention This Fall\nAES Posts Preliminary 123rd Convention Events Calendar\nAES Names Chris Stone Keynote Speaker for 125th Convention\nAES Announces Dr. Charles Limb as Keynote Speaker for 131st Convention\n123rd AES Convention to Offer Game Audio Workshops, Tutorials",
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        "raw_content": "Wayne Ellington to provide Pistons \u2018spark from behind arc\u2019 in playoff push\nNewly signed guard Wayne Ellington should help boost the Pistons' 3-point shooting. (Ansar Khan/MLive) ( Ansar Khan | akhan1@mlive.com )\nAUBURN HILLS \u2013 After the Phoenix Suns waived Wayne Ellington, many teams reached out to his agent, including some playoff-contending clubs.\nThe 6-5 guard chose to sign with the Detroit Pistons, who are just on the outside, feeling he can be the difference that gets them into the field.\n\u201cA lot of contending teams wanted me to give them that spark from behind the arc,\u201d Ellington said. \u201cDetroit was an amazing fit. I have great relationships with a few people here, so communicating with them and my agent (Mark Bartelstein), we felt this was a perfect place for me.\u201d\nCoach Dwane Casey sold Ellington, a 10-year veteran who\u2019ll be playing for his eighth team, on opportunity.\n\u201cHe told me he appreciated my game and how he saw me fitting in and my role,\u201d Ellington said. \u201cHe felt my veteran presence and my shooting ability and experience, that it would be a great fit. The conversations we had and the way we connected was most important for me.\u201d\nEllington, 31, averaged 8.4 points, shooting 37 percent from three, in 25 games with the Miami Heat, who traded him to Phoenix last week. He is a career 38 percent shooter from beyond the arc.\nCasey said it won\u2019t be difficult integrating him into the offense.\n\u201cHe\u2019s such a smart player, he understands certain things we\u2019re doing and how he\u2019s going to get his shots,\u201d Casey said. \u201cHe is a big-time 3-point shooter. You can always find a play for a guy like him.\u201d\nEllington essentially replaces Reggie Bullock, who was traded to the Lakers for Svi Mykhailiuk and a future second-round pick. Bullock had good chemistry with Blake Griffin. Ellington believes he will mesh well, too, with the Pistons star.\n\u201cI already went through some stuff with Blake at the end of practice,\u201d Ellington said. \u201cI know I can help him a lot. He demands a lot of attention, so a guy like me will take a little bit of that.\u201d\nAfter just one practice, Ellington believes he is ready to hit the ground running Monday against the Washington Wizards at Little Caesars Arena (7 p.m., Fox Sports Detroit). The Wizards (24-32) are two games behind the Pistons but have played two more games.\n\u201cI\u2019m pretty familiar with some of (Casey\u2019s) sets and some of his offense and what he wants to do defensively,\u201d Ellington said. \u201cToday was pretty easy for me, I picked up on a lot of the plays pretty quick. They\u2019re great plays, they\u2019re all set up for a lot of dribble-handoffs and pindowns for shooters coming off, and two-man games with Blake and Zaza (Pachulia) and (Andre Drummond), so I feel like I fit in perfectly.\u201d\nEllington has played only five games since Christmas, but conditioning is not a concern.\n\u201cThe Miami Heat demand a very strict weight and body program. I\u2019m ready,\u201d Ellington said. \u201cI stayed with my conditioning, got a lot of work in. Obviously, there\u2019s nothing that can simulate game reps, but to the best of my ability I did what I could to be ready for that.\u201d\nIt\u2019s also an audition for next season, whether it\u2019s for the Pistons or another team.\n\u201cCoach Casey and the organization value what I bring to the table,\u201d Ellington said. \u201cThat was most important for me. I\u2019m worried about what we can do with the team right here, and how I can help. I feel like we can take a leap. I\u2019m looking into the next spot in the playoffs, not just the eighth spot. I feel like we can get there.\u201d\nThe Pistons (25-29) entered Sunday one-half game behind Miami for the final playoff spot and 1\u00bd games behind seventh seed Charlotte.\nEllington was asked if it was intriguing that the team the Pistons are trying to catch is the one that unloaded him.\n\u201cExtra intriguing,\u201d he said, nodding and smiling. \u201cI\u2019ll just leave it at that.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Film Festival Rotterdam 2013: Exploiting the thin line\nPENUMBRA. Director Eduardo Villanueva, Mexico, 2013, 89 min. DEAD BODY WELCOME. Director Kees Brienen, Netherlands, 2013, 80 min., KERN. Directors Veronika Franz, Severin Fiala, Austria, 2012, 97 min., SAO KARAOKE (KARAOKE GIRL). Director Visra Vichit Vadakan, Thailand, 2013, 74 min.\nWe all know there is a thin line between reality and fiction. Some filmmakers at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR), happily exploit this idea and combine the two, turning reality into fiction, or showing the fiction of reality. Karaoke Girl by Visra Vichit Vadakan combines the two in quite a straightforward way. Penumbra by Eduardo Villanueva is advertised as a documentary by the festival, looks like fiction, and is something in between. Dead Body Welcome by Kees Brienen is a fiction of sorts, but looks like a documentary. And Kern by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala shows that documentary and fiction merge seamlessly, and might indeed be inseparable.\nThe IFFR is known for its preference for innovative films from young filmmakers. In terms of documentaries this is nothing different, as it shows many films that mix fiction and documentary conventions and investigate the outer edges of the genre, though it doesn\u2019t shy away from proper auteur docs too. So how do docs negotiate the divide between documentary and fiction?\nKaraoke Girl quite straightforwardly mixes documentary scenes with fictionalized ones. The film is about Sa, who came to Bangkok from rural Thailand to earn money for her family when she was only fifteen. She worked in a factory, but then decided that working in a bar and as an escort would make more money. The film shows her current life and her family\u2019s situation in documentary scenes. Her father talks about the family\u2019s unfortunate circumstances and the need for Sa to help provide. Sa\u2019s childhood memories as well as more recent memories and her contemporary dreams \u2013 those elements which cannot be visualized in a purely documentary way \u2013 are visualized through fictional scenes in which Sa plays herself, based on a script the filmmaker wrote after spending some time with her. An important line is the one about a promising client who takes her places and shows her his affection, until he meets an acquaintance and betrays her. They meet again, spend the night together, and he leaves her money, betraying her again. Mr. Right is obviously waiting somewhere else. In the meantime, Sa dreams of being a singer, and the film ends with her staged performance. The combination of fiction and documentary works well, the scenes relate to each other in a natural way.\nPenumbra is another film in which the protagonist plays himself, or at least partially. It\u2019s a film about an elderly couple, living in a remote area in Mexico. Adelelmo Jimenez is a hunter, Dolores takes care of the home, and of him. Their son is dead. Villanueva silently observes them, as they go about their daily routines and rituals. According to the festival catalogue, this is a documentary, but it doesn\u2019t feel like one. For instance, in hunting scenes, the bird he shoots comes falling from the sky; and when he hunts a deer, he shoots it, follows the blood trail, and finds it neatly lying there, while the camera is looking down on it. Also, Adelelmo is filmed from a bird\u2019s-eye view while walking through the forest, displaying visual awareness and pre-mediation. The editing reinforces this: when his wife\nDolores walks to an altar in their house and lights a candle, the camera has been waiting for her. Both walk in and out of the frame frequently, which emphasizes the presence of the camera on-site, anticipating the protagonists\u2019 actions. In dialogues, everything that is being said is relevant \u2013 and all this suggests a script. Although there is no music in the film, the sounds, especially those in the forest, such as birdsong and water running, seem accentuated rather than completely natural. Adelelmo and Dolores play themselves in a fictional narrative.\n\u2026 according to the festival catalogue, this is a documentary, but it doesn\u2019t feel like one\nAlso playing his fictionalized self is Kees Brienen in Dead Body Welcome, which tells the fictionalized true story of the filmmaker, who once agreed to meet his friend in Ghana to watch a solar eclipse, and upon arrival found that his friend had died. Brienen decided to tell this story, but at the same time honour his friend. He waited for the next solar eclipse to pass over India, and found a beautiful spot in Sikkim to serve as a fitting location. He then filmed his own arrival, his encounter with the remains of his friend, a ritual the locals perform for the latter, and the transportation of the body to the Ganges \u2013 where it was burnt in the open, in accordance with Indian tradition. The story is introduced in review, with the \u2013 not very original \u2013 text \u201cThis is what happened\u201d and Brienen performing a monologue in a hotel room, a highly journalistic performative act in which he addresses his deceased friend, while the camera takes on a surveillance role. Both act and point of view set the documentary tone. This tone is reinforced by the following shots of Indian traffic, the chaos, the noise, filmed from inside a car, and shots of Brienen walking the crowded streets, filmed close-up with a hand-held camera.\nThe film has a very observational style, but as in Penumbra, the camera sometimes takes self-conscious positions: like when it is \u201cawaiting\u201d the caravan transporting the friend\u2019s body further downhill on its way to the Ganges River; or when it\u2019s filming Brienen and his driver from the top of a building while they walk the street. Nonetheless, thanks to the delicate balance between Brienen\u2019s presence and a contemporary observation of India, its beauty and its ugliness, the film feels like documentary rather than fiction.\nAnother example: Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala conceived a documentary about Peter Kern, the highly capricious Austrian enfant terrible filmmaker, in which they thought they could have Kern create the ending. But they soon found that Kern cannot be directed. So while the film starts off as what appears to be a proper documentary, with the filmmakers asking questions off-screen, observing Kern, and sometimes appearing on-screen by accident, it turns into Kern performing himself in the second part, and this in turn reframes the first part. The crucial scene occurs after some 80 minutes, when Kern has moved from his tiny housing project apartment to a new place. Fiala arrives there, and tells Kern that they hadn\u2019t finished filming in the old place yet, so could they please put the furnishings back and return to shoot some additional footage? Kern rages, calling the filmmakers amateurs: \u201c\u2026 I\u2019ll never set foot in that flat again and that\u2019s that! \u2026 \u201d Falia pushes: \u201cWe have to finish filming this movie. 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        "raw_content": "I'm a wife, mother, an author, an artist, a graphic designer, and work in public relations. I'm a Mormon.\nI'm a mother of four grown children, grandmother of nine, and have been married to the same great guy for 42 years. Being a mother is challenging and rewarding. Being a grandmother is just plain fun! My husband and I love to go on cruises and collect art. I've worked for 27 years in the public relations field, am the director of a speakers bureau, owned a graphic design business, and have written and illustrated a series of childrens books. I enjoy doing three-dimensional artwork, including large paper sculptures and assemblage/collage art. I serve as chairman of a coalition of local churches who work together to benefit our community.\nI'm a Mormon because I have a testimony that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the Lord's restored church on the earth. Life's most important questions are answered in its teachings: Where did I come from? Why am I here? Where am I going? I know I'm a daughter of loving heavenly parents. I know that I'm not perfect; but because of the atonement of Jesus Christ, I can repent of my failings and return to live in His presence. I'm grateful to have a prophet at the head of this church who can receive revelation from God and who can guide us through the confusing snares of our times. The most important reason that I'm a Mormon is that through the ordinances that have been restored, our family can be together for all eternity. Death is not the end of our relationships. I cannot think of a greater gift.\nI've served as a leader, teacher, and participant in every auxiliary of the Church. I have humbly accepted responsibilities that were way beyond my capability, but the Lord has guided me, strengthened me, and allowed me to grow--with God, anything is possible! It is an honor to work with many extraordinary people who are also trying to emulate the Savior and make the world a better place. My husband and I regularly attend the temple. It is through the ordinances of the temple that our family is able to achieve our greatest goal--to become an eternal family.\nHow does the Church finance its operations?\nThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is financed through the tithing of its members. Tithing is a principle that can only be understood by living it, by putting it to the test. The Lord has given me 100 percent of everything I have and only asks for 10 percent of it back. He repays me over and over again for my obedience in blessings that are way beyond the scope of finances. Show more Show less\nThe most important way I have come to know our Father in Heaven is through prayer, meditation, and scripture study. I've heard it said that if you want to talk to Heavenly Father, you pray. If you want Heavenly Father to talk to you, you study his words in the scriptures. Inspiration ALWAYS comes to me when I follow that pattern. Show more Show less",
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        "raw_content": "Hi I'm Ellen\nI'm your average Mormon girl. I'm a wife, and I am a mom. Somehow, I don't feel average though, because. . . I am a Mormon.\nI worked as a nurse while my husband finished school. We have five children and I love being a mom. I have gone back to school and it's tough juggling a full schedule with working, school and children. My favorite thing to do in life is to help someone. Whether it's a listening ear or physical labor, if I can help someone feel better, I really feel successful. My true joy in life is my family. It's funny, because my family is also my greatest struggle! Having a house full of teenagers can present some pretty interesting situations, and gives truth to the phase, \"never a dull moment!\" I love being with my husband. I love one on one time with each of my kids. Recently, my daughter who is sixteen, and myself made whole wheat bread together for the first time. I have always been a little embarassed of the fact that I have been a member all my life, and never even tried to make bread before. Our family had inherited a wheat grinder and wheat, both from 1975! Considering our inexperience, and the age of our ingredients, we had our doubts if the bread would turn out. Imagine our joy when the bread came out of the oven and tasted delicious! I will never forget the connection we felt with each other when we had succeeded together. It was just one of those divine moments in life when everything was good! I feel these moments the most, when I am with my family, and we are living gospel principals. This is what brings me joy.\nSome people think I'm a Mormon because my parents and grandparents were Mormon. That helped, but that's not why I'm Mormon now. When I finished college and started working as a nurse at a inner city hospital, I started realizing how living the gospel has protected me from so much heartache. My patients struggled with drugs, alcohol, sexual orientation, violence and a myriad of other challenges. These obstacles had never been a part of my life, and now I was truly seeing, for the first time, the blessings I enjoyed because I was free from these chains. I have always had a testimony of the gospel. However, I have always told myself that if I ever met anyone happier or more at peace with themselves than I am, I would investigate their religion. I'm 43 years old, and so far, I haven't met anyone who is not Mormon, who has more peace and joy and happiness than I do! I feel that Heavenly Father wants us to know two things for certain; who we are and why we are here on earth. When we know that we are His children, and He has a plan for us, we have confidence, courage, and most importantly, direction. My life is certainly not without challenges, but I can face each problem with a sure knowledge that God is helping me learn and grow, and become more like Him.\nI hope I live my faith with my actions every day of my life. I am blessed to be a member of the greatest women's organization on earth! With this membership, I receive assignments to visit the sick and the needy and other women in my neighborhood. I participate in community service projects such as blood drives and clothing the poor. I work with the Boy Scouts of America. I volunteer at my children's schools. I help teach classes and plan activities for the youth in our church. I help organize socials and dinners. My most improtant worship, however, takes place within the walls of my own home. On a daily basis we encourage and participate in personal and family scripture study and prayers. On Monday evenings we gather as a family to enjoy a fun game, a lesson, and sometimes a fun activity such as bowling or a movie. This time together with our children, helps us to reinforce gospel principles such as faith, integrity, and chastity to name a few. We are not perfect in our goals by any means, but thankfully, Heavenly Father blesses us for our efforts! My children are each involved in so many different sports and activities, it is always a challenge to make sure that our family time gets top priority. On Sunday, we attend our church meetings and visit grandparents and cousins. I look foward to my personal study time. I know that as I ponder and ask questions, Heavenly Father will help me find answers and give me peace and assurance. Being a Mormon sure does keep me busy, but I can't think of anything else I'd rather be doing!",
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        "raw_content": "I'm a college student, a pianist, a world traveler, and an Oregonian. And I'm a Mormon.\nMy name is Abby. I've lived in Oregon my entire life, and currently I'm a student at BYU in Provo, Utah. I am studying Anthropology with a hope to become a lawyer and travel the world. I've had the opportunity to grow up in the church. I have three siblings, a brother and two sisters. I've been playing piano for 12 years. I have accompanied for my church, school choirs and symphony, competed, and taught piano lessons as well. Besides piano, I enjoy singing, traveling with my family, hiking, scuba diving, and hanging out with friends.\nI've grown up in as a Latter Day Saint my entire life. I made the decision to be baptized when I was 8 years old. Since then, I've had multiple confirmations that I made the right choice and that this is the true church. This gospel has brought so much happiness to my life. Some of my best friends are in the church. I am a better person because of this gospel. Because of my membership, I have a knowledge of the truthfulness of this gospel, of the restoration through Joseph Smith, the Plan of Salvation, and especially the atonement of Jesus Christ and the immense love our Heavenly Father has for us. My testimony brings me happiness, hope, and comfort knowing I'm in the true church of Jesus Christ.\nFollowing Christ is not just going to church on Sunday, it's a way of life. I live my faith through my attitude and actions. Christ taught us to love one another and serve our fellow men. I do my best to follow these teachings. On a daily basis, I make time to pray, study scripture, and attend seminary classes. Every week I have the opportunity to attend Sunday services, as well as a fantastic family home evening group on Mondays. My goal is to take the things I learn and feel in these activities and share them with those around me. The greatest way of teaching is by example. I also serve as the Compassionate Service Leader in my Relief Society. I am responsible for serving and helping those in my ward and encouraging service in the community.\nWe are here for a reason. Our Heavenly Father created the Earth so that we can progress become better people. We came to Earth to obtain a body, to know the difference between good and bad, learn and get the knowledge we'll need to become more like Christ, and be a part of a family. Our Heavenly Father gave us the gift to choose for ourselves what path we will take and be able to learn and gain experience. Show more Show less\nI know that death is not the end. This life is a stepping stone for what is yet to come. Though our body dies, our spirits do not. Progression is eternal, and there is no end to it. Because of the Atonement of Jesus Christ, we will all be given our bodies back, and we will live again. Recently, one of my closest friends committed suicide. It was the hardest thing I have had to deal with in my life, but my testimony of life after death gave me hope. I know that her spirit is still alive, and that I will see her again someday. Show more Show less\nSimply, no. We worship Heavenly Father, and his Son Jesus Christ. Joseph Smith is a prophet of God, comparable to Moses in the Old Testament. We love and honor him for the extraordinary work he has done for the Lord. Show more Show less\nWe believe that God gave a code of health to Joseph Smith in 1833. This law is called the Word of Wisdom. It states guidelines of proper eating and the benifits of living a healthy life. As part of this, it warns and speaks against Tobacco, Alcohol, Coffee, Tea, and Illegal Drugs. Quite simply, we do not partake of these things because we believe God advised us not to. In addition to being a law of God, they help our physical and spiritual health. Show more Show less",
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        "raw_content": "Tyler Kirslis\nHi I'm Tyler Kirslis\nI grew up in Southern Illinois. Currently serving a full time mission in the California Arcadia mission. I'm a mormon.\nSmall town kid who loves music and computers. Currently serving a mission in the California arcadia mission Spanish speaking. I'm 20 years old and already have a hip replacement. I was born in texas but shortly after moved to Germany for the next few years before moving to Illinois where I've grown up for the last 15 years. I did many sports in highschool and loved to be put with friends or playing a few video games.\nI am a mormon because I know that the gospel has been restored to the earth through the prophet Joseph Smith and we continue to have a prophet on the earth today. I know the book of Mormon is true scripture inspired of God and is a tool given to us today to use in our lives to grow closer to our heavenly father. I'm a mormon because I know this is the complete restored gospel and I know it blesses people and families. I know these things through my own personal experiences and through prayer asking our father in heaven for the knowledge of these things.\nI live my faith by serving a mission. I grew up where I learn from my mistakes so I'm not afraid to make them. I live my faith at home by serving as a ward missionary and devoting a huge portion of my time to the work.",
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        "raw_content": "Scott Arthur Wallace\nScott Arthur Wallace, age 60 of Muscle Shoals, passed suddenly on Tuesday, October 9, 2018, in Birmingham at UAB Hospital. Visitation will be Sunday, October 14, 2018, from 12:30 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. at Morrison Funeral Home, Tuscumbia. The... View Obituary & Service Information\nThe family of Scott Arthur Wallace created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories.\nScott Arthur Wallace, age 60 of Muscle Shoals, passed suddenly...",
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        "raw_content": "Key Control is Part of the Plan at Base Commissaries\nFor anyone who has ever served in the armed forces, the base commissary is one of the great benefits of military life. Commissaries offer food and non-food items at reduced prices to military personnel. In addition to matching the high end public grocery stores in availability and quality of food and dry goods, today\u2019s commissary stores match the technical operations side of the stores with state of the art security systems.\nSecurity technology is commonplace in all grocery stores, whether public or military, and key control and management systems are commonly utilized. In commissaries, automated key control and management systems are used to maintain an orderly accounting and control of the building\u2019s mechanical keys. Because commissaries are governed by the DoD\u2019s Defense Commissary Agency, some practices may be different than in the public sector. For example, the opening and closing of the store or cash room access control must follow established policies and procedures that may be more stringent. The use of an automated key control and management system helps the commissary manager to ensure that these policies and procedures are followed. Among other capabilities, the system can be programmed to release keys only to authorized users during certain time periods and for allotted amounts of time.\nAdditionally, a key control system provides proof that procedures are followed because each time a key is accessed or returned to the key cabinet the system records the activity. Keys are secured to a specially designed locking device with a built-in memory chip. When a key is inserted or removed from a key slot, the memory chip data is stored for future reference. Key management systems can be further maximized with the addition of data management software to provide more detailed reports or programmed scheduling.\nA key management system is ideal to help maintain compliance as well as security in many areas of a military base.\nWhat's next? You can see why even military facilities can benefit from the use of an automated key system. Learn more about key control systems by filling out a quick contact form or using our key locker configurator tool.",
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        "raw_content": "Professional Security: Keeping Patients Safe\nKeeping patients, staff and visitors safe is a constant concern that must be balanced while maintaining an open and comfortable environment. Tangible assets such as prescription drugs, medical supplies and other high value items that are critical to patient care require rigorous security, yet must be easily accessed by authorized staff. Further, adherence to regulations and compliance codes presents additional issues for the facility\u2019s security management and must be folded into the overall operational security strategy. Working with video surveillance and access control, a combination of key control and guard tour systems is an effective solution, as illustrated in the following three scenarios.",
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        "raw_content": "Would you be interested in learning a technique that works EVERY time? If you answered, \u201cyes,\u201d B.E.S.T. Training is the place for you! This two-day intensive program includes verbal instruction from top notch Master Instructors trained personally by Dr. M.T. Morter, as well as hands-on practical with personal coaching from other B.E.S.T. practitioners.\nWhat will I learn at B.E.S.T. Training?\nMind B.E.S.T. utilizes advanced technology developed to update higher brain interference from expression in the physical body. When emotional thoughts such as worry, guilt, fear, and judgment (to name just a few) become the overriding factor in our memory patterns, interference with the divine plan for our perfect health and wellness becomes the norm. This interference, formulated by conscious thought, which in turn becomes a pattern, prevents the true expression of our physical body\u2019s healing capability. Mind B.E.S.T. is an advanced procedure to help identify this emotional pattern, update the interference, and then allow the body to function based on the current situation rather than past experiences. This is the core of B.E.S.T. technology. This is the pattern for health and wellness. The pattern unlocks the power.\nBody B.E.S.T. is based on scientific principles utilizing light pressure contacts on the surface of the body to address parasympathetic and sympathetic imbalances, as well as the enteric system. When expressed in the intrinsic muscles of the spine as a pinched nerve or muscle spasm, this pattern of imbalance can lead to symptoms of discomfort and loss of function throughout the entire body. Body B.E.S.T. offers a non-force way to update patterns of stress and discomfort, which have been surfacing in both acute pain and chronic conditions. The Body B.E.S.T. procedure is administered in the face-down position, utilizing a leg check, palpation of the spinal muscles, and subsequently the holding of pressure points along the spine, sacrum, and skull. When muscles are balanced and the updated pattern restored, spinal muscle spasm, vertebral subluxation, and nerve pressure are removed. Practice members often experience immediate relief from symptoms and completely enjoy the painless approach to health and wellness. The body can heal itself if just given the opportunity. The pattern unlocks the power, and B.E.S.T. is about identifying the pattern and unlocking the power within each of us.\n6 Essentials for Life: What you eat and drink, how and what you breathe, how you exercise and rest, and most importantly, What You Think. Choices in these 6 essential areas are the determining factor in our state of health.\nNutrition and pH testing: Determine the state of your practice member\u2019s health in 3 minutes with Dr. Morter\u2019s ground breaking pH testing procedures. We will cover saliva and urine pH testing and exchange dialogue, which can be used with each person who enters your office in an easy to comprehend manner! Learn how to coach your clients in their nutritional choices to improve their pH and their health.\nHow to implement B.E.S.T. into your practice on Monday. So you have learned B.E.S.T., now what? Learn dialogue to introduce B.E.S.T. to existing practice members as well as potential practice members. Learn how to get your staff on board with the new technique you are offering.\nTo attend a B.E.S.T. Training class, you have a few options:\nIf you are interested in previewing the B.E.S.T. to confirm it is something you wish to incorporate into your practice, you may choose to audit the class. Auditing means you may attend and participate fully in the two-day program. However, you are not eligible for Certification as an auditing participant. The cost to audit the class is $497.\nIf you are familiar with B.E.S.T. and know you want to become a Certified B.E.S.T. Practitioner, you will need to enroll in the Certification Study Program. For more details and/or to enroll in this program, click here.\nPlease call the office at 800.874.1478 ext 100 if you have additional questions. We look forward to sharing this amazing work with you!",
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        "raw_content": "Cabrini University Awarded Grant from The 100,000 Strong in Americas Innovation Fund\nCabrini University has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the 100,000 Strong in the Americas Innovation Fund. The grant will help develop a cross-institutional program that brings students from Cabrini and Universidad del Salvador (USAL) in Buenos Aires to live and study together at their respective campuses and abroad.\nSupported by Santander Bank, the grant competition named Cabrini one of only nine new partnerships named by the U.S. Department of State, Partners of the Americas, and NAFSA: Association of International Educators.\n\u201cSince coming to Cabrini four years ago, it has been a priority to further expand our international partnerships with diverse universities and fellow Catholic institutions abroad,\u201d said Cabrini University President Donald B. Taylor, PhD. \u201cThis one-of-a-kind collaboration enhances the typical study abroad experience to offer a cohort of students from both Cabrini and Universidad del Salvador a transformational study experience.\u201d\nThe program will create a bilateral exchange program that will engage students across disciplines as well as those underrepresented or with limited resources that are traditionally required to participate in study abroad programs. The program will focus on experiential learning and encourage students from Cabrini and USAL to reflect on themes of social justice education, social responsibility, and social change while incorporating language-learning and cultural competencies as they travel and take classes together for three weeks at each of the partnering universities in a six-week summer program.\nDuring the first three weeks at Cabrini, students will be part of a Living and Learning Community which focuses on inspiring cross-cultural competence while prioritizing experiential learning. Students will then travel together as a learning community to Argentina to continue their collective efforts at USAL.\n\u201cThis program creates the opportunity for students in the cohort to be both the newcomer and the mentor\u2014providing a way to encourage unity of purpose and diversity of perspective,\u201d said Director of the program Paul Wright, PhD, Assistant Provost for International Affairs. \u201cWe\u2019re doing more than simply broadening students\u2019 horizons\u2014we\u2019re confronting alienation and misunderstanding by bringing students into close contact with their peers and faculty in a way that highlights the enduring power of overcoming shared challenges in a collaborative community.\u201d\nAfter the six-week program, students will then participate in virtual exchanges throughout the semester following their travels to continue building their connections. ~ Cabrini University website\nCabrini University Breaks Ground for New Residence Hall\nOn Wednesday, May 23rd, Cabrini University trustees, administrators, faculty and staff gathered to break ground for a new 180-bed residence hall on campus.\nSr. Grace Waters, MSC offered the opening reflection and participated in the ceremonial groundbreaking. The residence hall will welcome students for the 2019 \u2013 2020 academic year.\nSr. Grace Waters, MSC joined Cabrini University President Dr. Donald Taylor and other dignitaries at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new residence hall.\nConstruction will also commence immediately for a 130 car parking structure on campus enabling the paths of the campus center to be pedestrian friendly.\nFiled Under: Cabrini University Tagged With: Cabrini University\nCabrini University\u2019s Message on DACA\nThe following letter to the campus community was written by Dr. Donald B. Taylor, President of Cabrini University, in response to the current White House decision regarding the DACA program and the resulting uncertainty regarding the future of these young people.\nThe Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) allows individuals who entered the U.S. prior to their 16th birthday to register to remain in the country and to be eligible for work permits. As you may have heard, President Donald Trump has decided to end the DACA program, and has placed the future of DACA recipients in the hands of Congress.\nCabrini University believes that DACA should be renewed to protect the nearly 800,000 DACA recipients who would be at risk of deportation without DACA protection. Having been raised and educated here, most DACA recipients consider America their home, and uprooting these young people would cause them irreparable harm.\nBe assured, Cabrini University will do whatever we can to protect all of our students and we will continue to update the campus as we learn more in the weeks and months ahead.\nFor students who have specific concerns about their DACA status, consider visiting Cabrini\u2019s Center on Immigration webpage at cabrini.edu/immigration for more information, or reach out to the Center\u2019s Director, Abel Rodriguez, at abel.rodriguez@cabrini.edu.\nIn October (date/time to be determined), The Center on Immigration and the Wolfington Center will host a Know Your Rights workshop for the community. The workshop is designed to provide information to assert one\u2019s rights in encounters with law enforcement. This event is free and open to the public.\nThere are also a number of resources on campus to provide support, including the Wolfington Center, Campus Ministry, Counseling and Psychological Services, and, of course, Cabrini\u2019s faculty.\nIt is important to remember that our University is named for the Patron Saint of Immigrants, Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, who along with her Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus were tireless champions of immigrants from all walks of life. Today, the Missionary Sisters continue that work and have a corporate stance calling for \u201cJust Policies for Immigrants, Refugees, and Asylum Seekers.\u201d Please join me in praying that our country does the right thing and will soon give permanent legal status to all DACA recipients.\nFiled Under: Advocacy, Cabrini University, Internationality, Missionary Sisters Tagged With: Cabrini Immigrant Services, Cabrini University, DACA, immigration\nFrancesca\u2019s Garden Will Benefit So Many in Need\nThe first to bloom \u2013 green pepper.\nCabrini University grounds crew keep the garden flourishing\nAll sorts of veggies have been planted.\nLong-time readers of The Update will remember that for the past three summers, due to the generosity of former Cabrini University trustee Elizabeth Riley Bell and her husband, Ray, we were gifted with heirloom tomatoes that were planted and nurtured by Gus Feudale, the Cabrini University Grounds Manager, and his crew on the grounds of The Cabrini Cottage. The garden is named in honor of Mother Francesca Cabrini, whose parents were farmers.\nThe tomatoes are harvested each year and brought to area homeless shelters and homes for rescued victims of human trafficking. This year, Elizabeth and Ray have relocated and so, Gus Feudale and his crew have taken up the mission of the vegetable garden, once again, planting tomatoes, and introducing sweet peppers, mini-eggplant, butternut squash, zucchini and watermelon. Just yesterday morning, the Cottage ladies discovered the first pepper to sprout. Given the combination of the rainy spring and the sun-drenched property where the garden resides, the garden is off to a great start.\nFiled Under: Cabrini University, Mother Cabrini Tagged With: Cabrini University, Mother Cabrini\nCabrini University Celebrates 60th Anniversary of Its Charter\nOn June 7, 1957\u201460 years ago\u2014the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County officially granted a charter to (then) Cabrini College, which was the final step in the long process for Cabrini to become an institution of higher education.\nTo commemorate this Founding Day\u2014Cabrini\u2019s Birthday\u2014Dr. Donald Taylor and the President\u2019s Office invited the campus community to an ice cream social, where anecdotal notes on Cabrini\u2019s academic history were presented and all in attendance sang Happy Birthday to Cabrini University. Sr. Grace Waters, MSC, did the ceremonial honors of cutting the cake.\nFiled Under: Cabrini University, Education, Missionary Sisters Tagged With: Cabrini University, Missionary Sisters\nMuch to Celebrate\u2026Cabrini Marks its First Commencement as a University\nWith a stunningly beautiful spring day as the backdrop for graduates and their families and friends, William R. Hite Jr., EdD, Superintendent of The School District of Philadelphia, addressed bachelor\u2019s degree candidates at Cabrini University\u2019s undergraduate Commencement on Sunday, May 21 on the campus in Radnor, PA.\nBhavna Shyamalan, PhD, Co-founder and Vice President of the M. 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        "raw_content": "Composite decks are a low-maintenance alternative to wood decks. Though the industry took a hit in the past decade, it has been trending upward lately with the continued increase in the number of quality products available on the market. Compared to 10 years ago when there were only 10 choices, now there are more than 50 different composite decking options.\nSome of the factors you should consider before using a composite deck:\nMost composite brands are similar; the differences come down to slight variations in terms of the colors, design, texture, composite mixture and installation systems. Less glamorous composite decks in terms of color and design can come at a lower purchase price due to demand.\nComposite decking comes in predetermined measurements, typically in 4-inch increments. Therefore, planning your deck design based on these measurements will save you money and eliminate unnecessary material waste. Additionally, you can keep your costs down by using a system that installs with face screws (as opposed to hidden fasteners) and building rails from wood.\n2. Location and Weather\nComposite decks are prone to extreme heat when exposed to the hot sun, especially dark-colored materials. This might make sitting out on the deck extremely unbearable, especially when the deck absorbs the light and heat back up to those enjoying the space. To address this challenge, it is advisable to get composite samples in different colors and materials and expose them to the sun. Based on your findings, you can decide on the best look and material for your outdoor space. Generally, lighter colors don\u2019t heat up as much when compared to darker materials.\nThough some high-end composites have superior grain and resemble wood, no one board is an exact reproduction of another. To differentiate one board from the other, a number of the expensive brands have subtle shadings and individual \u201cgrain\u201d variations. Some manufacturers go to the extent of buffing up each board in a bid to remove any \u201cplastic\u201d sheen. Additionally, higher-end composites have a wider range of colors and matching add-ons. These add-ons add a visual appeal to your deck. However, they don\u2019t come cheap. They can easily triple the price of a regular wooden deck materials.\nSmooth-textures get slippery when exposed to water. If the deck is going to be situated near a water source such as a pool or hot tub, or if you live in an area experiencing plenty of rainfall, then you should search for a style with a rougher texture.\nIt is important to consider what warranty terms the manufacturer provides before committing to purchasing a specific type of composite deck. Most manufacturers will either offer a 25-year or limited-lifetime warranty on structural integrity; some warranties are transferable from one homeowner to another. Minor issues such as fading, scratches, and stains are not usually covered by the manufacturer.\nUnderstanding these five main points ensures that you have a good base knowledge of composite decks and their materials. If you have any questions about composite decks or want to build a custom composite deck, contact the team at Mountain View Sun Decks today.",
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        "raw_content": "In addition to HOA fees that are required when someone purchases a unit in a building with an HOA, there may also be special assessment fees that are added onto their costs. Special assessments are not always necessary but there may be times when you need to tack on these fees.\nAs part of the HOA fee, owners expect that the money will go towards maintaining the property, the common areas, and sometimes even go into reserves for larger projects. In many cases, the estimations made every year do cover the expected costs. However, there are circumstances that could pop up and cause a need for more money to maintain the property and make repairs. There must be some way to raise money when this happens. This is where special assessments come into the picture. A special assessment will cover a one time cost for repairs or make up for errors in the yearly calculation. It is a special charge that is usually only added to one month of fees.\nWhat Causes the Need for a Special Assessment\nSince a special assessment should not be used as a regular occurrence, it is important to know what typically falls within the expectations of a special assessment. These are just a few of the types of circumstances that could lead to a special assessment for a condo:\nThe monthly operating costs are more expensive than normal. For example, there is a strange increase in operating costs because of something you did not expect. In this instance, you may need more money to keep things going. This will not happen very often, but on occasion it may.\nHomeowners do not pay their HOA fees. This should not be your automatic conclusion. However, if a large number of owners do not pay, you can create a condo special assessment to help recoup some of the necessary funds while you wait for payment.\nThere is an unexpected event that is not covered by insurance. Insurance does not cover everything. You still need to fix the problem even if the insurance does not cover it. A special assessment can help you pay for it.\nFor more information on what a condo special assessment is and when you should use it, be sure to contact Ardent Residential today.",
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        "raw_content": "Moving Company in Richmond, VA\nIf you\u2019re planning a move to or from the Richmond, VA area, choose to move with My Guys Moving & Storage. In 2016, we were named Richmond\u2019s best moving company in Richmond Times-Dispatch. We have also been listed as one of Richmond\u2019s best movers in Richmond Magazine for several years. We are leaders in the industry with over 25 years of experience and you can rely on us to provide you with a successful move. We are a full-service moving company prepared to fulfill all your moving needs. We have taken care of individuals, families, and businesses alike with our expert moving services and we can do the same for you. Whether your move is local, long distance or international, we have the skills and resources to give you the best moving experience possible at an affordable price. Richmond is a wonderful city to call home, and we\u2019re here to help the next chapter of your life in Richmond get started on the right foot.\nGet to know Richmond\nRichmond, VA has a deep-rooted history dating back to 1742 when the settlement was officially incorporated as a town. Since 1871, Richmond has been an independent city of Virginia and has developed into the thriving state capital that it is today. Richmond is home to over 220,000 people, making it the fourth-most populated city in Virginia. Located right on the James River, Richmond, VA has much to offer as far as outdoor activities. Adventure seekers will love moving to Richmond as they\u2019ll get the opportunity to enjoy rafting, tubing, whitewater kayaking, swimming and more through the banks of the James River. For those looking for more relaxing activities, Richmond will not disappoint. You can enjoy hiking, bike tours, horseback riding or a stroll through one of the oldest municipal park systems in the country comprised of 40 parks totaling over 1,500 acres. Plus, art enthusiasts will be thrilled to see the many murals scattered throughout the city that were painted by world-renowned street artists. Parents moving to Richmond, VA will be able to enroll their children into one of 28 elementary schools, nine middle schools, and eight high schools. One notable school in the city, Maggie L. Walker Governor\u2019s School for Government and International Studies, was rated 7th in The Daily Beast\u2019s \u201c25 Best High Schools in the South\u201d in 2014. Students seeking higher education can choose among the many major institutions based in the Richmond area including University of Richmond, Virginia Union University and Virginia Commonwealth University to name a few. The city\u2019s historical background also lends to incredible learning opportunities to residents and visitors alike. The city is home to numerous museums, monuments and architecture that tell endless stories about Richmond\u2019s background. You won\u2019t want to skip out on exploring St. John\u2019s Church, Edgar Allan Poe Museum or Monument Avenue. CC Image courtesy of City of Richmond on wikipedia\nRichmond Moving & Storage\nOur movers can get you on the right track with your relocation process. Our moving and storage company has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, as well as excellent reviews on Google, Angie\u2019s List and Yelp. The experienced movers of My Guys Moving & Storage are 100% dedicated to providing complete customer satisfaction with every move our company makes to or from the Richmond area. We offer the best services for your long distance, local, commercial, residential or specialty relocation\u2019s. Our professional movers can safely move your delicate items whether you\u2019re moving furniture, antiques or breakable ceramics. Our company\u2019s services are not limited to moving and storage. We also offer specialty packing and shipping solutions for your Virginia move. With our trusted movers on the job, you can be sure that your moving and storage needs will be covered. If you\u2019re moving to or from Richmond, fill out our free online quote form or give us a call and a friendly customer service representative will gladly assist you. If you need an \u201cNo Parking\u201d sign for the truck call City of Richmond at 804-646-1935.\nDon Poland\nBooking the move was easy when calling the office. Had a set time to arrive and both gentleman were there on time and ready to work. I had only a treadmill to bring from 2nd floor to garage. Both movers were professional, cordial and went right to work and finish quickly and without incident. I would use this company again without hesitation on my next move.read more",
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        "raw_content": "Late last week, the Ford Administration introduced the details of Ontario\u2019s cannabis retail model, creating one of the most open and free cannabis markets in Canada. This bold new approach is expected to generate substantial investment by aspiring cannabis retailers across the province. At the same time, there remains a number of key political and policy issues to resolve in the months ahead which will determine the ultimate size and shape of Ontario\u2019s cannabis market. Here are some key insights from Navigator on the province\u2019s new cannabis rules:\n1. The battle for the hearts and minds of municipal politicians begins. Ontario\u2019s cannabis bill will give newly-elected municipal councils across the province until January 22, 2019 to decide whether they will close their borders to cannabis retail stores. At the same time, the bill limits the authority of municipalities to control where cannabis stores can be located through local licensing and land use planning. The stakes are high, particularly in major markets like Toronto, Mississauga, Ottawa and Hamilton. In the weeks to come, aspiring retailers will be battling for the hearts and minds of municipal politicians to convince them not to opt out.\n2. Dispensaries \u2013 in or out of Ontario\u2019s retail market? The province has been clear that illegal dispensaries in Ontario who don\u2019t close their doors by October 17th will not be eligible to obtain a licence in the legal market. It is less clear, however, whether those who do choose to shut down by \u201clegalization day\u201d will be able to pass Ontario\u2019s rigorous licensing process. Ontario\u2019s new cannabis regulator, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, is tasked with looking into \u201cthe past and present conduct\u201d of every applicant to be assured that they will act \u201cwith integrity, honesty and in the public interest\u201d. This may prove too tall an order for many dispensary owners who have spent years operating outside of the law.\n3. What is an \u201caffiliate\u201d? It has been widely reported that Licensed Producers were dealt a blow when Ontario\u2019s new cannabis bill revealed that they would be able to operate a single store on the premise of a production facility. But that may not be the end of the road for LPs. The law does not expressly prevent an LP from having a commercial relationship with a licensed retailer, unless the licensed retailer is a yet-to-be-defined \u201caffiliate\u201d of the LP. The meaning of \u201caffiliate\u201d will be defined in forthcoming regulations, meaning the province will be receiving arguments from all sides in the weeks to come.\n4. Betting on the buffer zone. The new cannabis bill takes a pass on defining specific \u201cbuffer zones\u201d, which refers to the minimum distance that must exist between a cannabis store and certain sensitive use areas, such as public schools. This decision has been left for forthcoming regulations, which is sure to be causing profound anxiety among aspiring retailers who have already locked in retail locations across Ontario on a speculative basis. They will have to wait a few months more to find out whether their locations are inside or outside of the provincial buffer zone.\nNavigator Ltd. is Canada\u2019s leading high-stakes public strategy and communications firm with a leading national cannabis practice. We apply proven campaign tactics to situations where success is critical and you can\u2019t afford to lose. Visit us at navltd.com.\nNavigator\u2019s take on Ontario\u2019s new cannabis retail rules was last modified: October 1st, 2018 by John Gardiner",
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        "raw_content": "NAWBO Says Job Creation Bills Are A Positive Step\nOrganization Urges Obama Administration to Create Policies that Instill Confidence in the Business Community\n(Washington D.C., February 2, 2010) \u2014 National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) President & CEO Helen Han and Public Policy Chair Kelly Scanlon issued the following joint statement in response to the job creation bills introduced last week in Congress:\nIn the wake of last month\u2019s State of the Union address, in which President Obama called for a bill to facilitate job creation, several new pieces of legislation have been introduced that specifically target and encourage small businesses to hire.\nThe National Association of Women Business Owners welcomes the Obama Administration\u2019s renewed emphasis on small business as the economic engine of the American economy and the bills\u2019 focus on employer incentives to spur job growth. Specifically, with the emphasis on tying job creation to payroll tax incentives, the Administration is moving in a direction that NAWBO has previously spoken in favor of.\nWhile NAWBO views these proposals as a positive step, we also remind the President and lawmakers that many business owners remain reluctant to hire when sales are anemic and uncertainty abounds with regard to other pending legislation that will impact businesses with higher taxes and regulations. NAWBO urges Congress to work quickly and in a bipartisan fashion to create policy that instills confidence in the business community. Pro-business policies, combined with incentives for job creation, will create an environment that gets the economy moving forward, encourages businesses to start putting Americans back to work, and allows small businesses the opportunity to grow.\u201d\nKey points of the legislation introduced last week include:\nThe Hire Now Tax Cut Act of 2010, introduced by Senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) on Wednesday, proposes to exempt employers from paying the employer\u2019s portion of Social Security taxes on workers hired in 2010 who had been without full-time work for at least 60 days. In addition to the immediate benefit an exemption would provide over a tax credit (which employers would have to wait until 2011 to claim), this bi-partisan proposal allows for additional incentives the longer the employee is retained and does not rely on redirecting funds repaid through the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).\nAnother measure, The Small Business Job Creation Tax Act of 2010, introduced by Senators Bob Casey (D-PA), Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), Carl Levin (D-MI) and Mark Begich (D-AK), would provide a one-time tax credit to businesses that increase their payroll. Small businesses would receive a 20 percent credit, and businesses with 100 or more employees would be eligible for a 15 percent credit. A similar bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives by Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY).\nFounded in 1975, NAWBO propels women entrepreneurs into economic, social and political spheres of power worldwide. More than 35 years later, NAWBO is still the only organization that solely represents the interest of women entrepreneurs in all industries. The organization's mission is to strengthen the wealth-creating capacity of its members and promote economic development; to create innovative and effective change in the business culture; to build strategic alliances, coalitions and affiliations; and to transform public policy and influence opinion makers. To learn more about NAWBO, visit www.nawbo.org",
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        "raw_content": "8 Die as Greyhound Bus, Semitrailer Collide Head-on in New Mexico\nThe crash forced the closure of the westbound lanes of the interstate\nPublished Aug 30, 2018 at 6:05 PM | Updated at 10:35 PM EDT on Sep 1, 2018\nMultiple Fatalities in New Mexico Bus Crash\n//www.nbcwashington.com/news/national-international/Multiple-Casualties-In-Bus-Crash-In-New-Mexico-492124871.html\nAuthorities said there were multiple casualties after a bus crash on Route 40 in New Mexico on Thursday. (Published Friday, Aug. 31, 2018)\nA California-based trucking company and one of its drivers were accused of negligence Friday in a pair of lawsuits as investigators sorted through the wreckage from a deadly bus crash on a New Mexico highway. Eight people were killed and 25 injured, including three young children.\nOn Saturday, the Office of the Medical Investigator identified five of the eight people who were killed through fingerprints.\nSadie Thomas, 50, Charla Bahe, 34, Terry Mason, 45, Luis Alvarez, 50, and Veronica Jean Williams, 49, all died from accidental blunt force trauma in the crash.\nOMI is using several identification methods to identify the other three victims, according to Dr. Kurt Nolte, Chief Medical Examiner.\nThe Greyhound bus carrying nearly 50 people was headed west along Interstate 40 on Thursday when a semitrailer going in the opposite direction lost the tread on its left front tire and veered across a median and smashed into the bus, police said.\nThe front of the bus was mangled, the cab of the semi was flipped and the trailer was on its side as debris was scattered across the highway. Passing motorists stopped to help passengers climb out of the wreckage before authorities arrived.\nNew Mexico State Police Chief Pete Kassetas called them heroes, saying some pulled ladders from trucks to reach the bus windows.\n\"For them to stop and get involved is amazing. I commend them,\" the chief said. \"To get ladders, to get into the bus to get people. Can you imagine?\"\nInvestigators with National Transportation Safety Board have secured the vehicles for inspection and examined the crash scene Friday. They also will be looking at factors such as driver fatigue, training, safety records and the condition of the roadway.\n\"Unfortunately things of this nature occur and our job is to try to do what we can do to prevent them from happening again in the future,\" said lead investigator Pete Kotowski.\nThe legal complaints filed Friday allege negligence on behalf of the unnamed truck driver and JAG Transportation Inc. They cite data from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration that shows the company reported three crashes in the last 24 months.\nAttorney Bryan Williams said there are concerns about proper maintenance and inspection of the truck's tires.\nA woman who answered the phone at the company's office said no one was available to comment.\nThe plaintiffs are not named but one is from Arizona and the other is from Ohio.\nThe driver of the semi, a 35 year-old man licensed out of California, sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities did not name him, saying he was not currently facing charges.\nOfficials at University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque said nine patients remain hospitalized there, including three adults who are in intensive care, one of whom is in critical condition. Two infants are also in intensive care.\nSome patients were expected to undergo surgery Friday and Saturday. While doctors declined to offer specifics, they said the patients had injuries that ranged from head trauma to spinal fractures and broken bones.\n\"Several of them will have a long road of recovery ahead,\" said Sonlee West, director of the hospital's trauma unit. \"We have been in contact with family members of several of the patients, and several of them have been able to talk to their families.\"\nOther passengers were being treated at hospitals in the Gallup area, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) from the crash site.\nGreyhound spokeswoman Crystal Booker said in a statement Friday that the company was cooperating with authorities and will also conduct an investigation of its own.\n\"Tragically, a number of people have lost their lives, including our driver, who had 27 years' experience with Greyhound. Our hearts are with all those affected by this incident,\" she said.\nAuthorities identified the bus driver as Luis Alvarez, 49, of Santa Teresa, New Mexico.\nA pile of debris remained on the shoulder of the highway Friday, but transportation crews had yet to clear it because it contained evidence and belongings from the bus passengers.\nPeople seeking information on relatives who may have been on the bus can call 505-722-2002.",
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        "raw_content": "Chairwoman Stabenow Announces Support For Agri-Tourism, Northwest Michigan Farms\nGrants Will Help Local Family-Farm Expand Business and Promote Agri-Tourism\nU.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow, Chairwoman of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, today announced federal support for Light of Day Organics, LLC, a Traverse City based family-owned organic farm and tea shop and Royal Farms in Ellsworth, which will expand their farm's business with a new fruit wines and hard cider products. The grants are awarded by the United States Department of Agriculture Value-Added Producer Grant initiative to help farmers and growers develop marketing strategies for agricultural commodities. Rural development funds are used for business plans, working capital for marketing value-added products, and for farm-based renewable energy projects.\nChairwoman Stabenow said, \"Michigan agriculture is strong and expanding five times faster than the general economy. From food processing and manufacturing to farming and marketing, Michigan's agriculture industry is extremely wide ranging. Our agriculture sector brings in more than $71 billion a year and supports one out of every four jobs in the state. We are poised to continue building on that success and creating jobs here in Michigan, and tying our farms to tourism is a recipe for success.\"\nAgriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan said, \"In his State of the Union Address, President Obama laid out a blueprint for an economy that's built to last and that vision involves exploiting core opportunities for economic growth. USDA, through this program, is acting as a catalyst for business development and job creation in rural America.\"\nFruits and vegetables, also known in agriculture policy terms as \"specialty crops,\" play a major role in Michigan agriculture. With the exception of California, Michigan leads the nation in crop diversity, growing and producing more than 200 unique commodities. Chairwoman Stabenow championed the development of the first ever specialty crops title in the 2008 Farm Bill, providing specialty crop growers for the first time assistance with pest and disease prevention, organic research, and trade assistance for growers hurt by new trade deals. The specialty crops title also strengthened the value-added producer initiative to help family-farms like Light of Day Organics and Royal Farms.\nLocated in Traverse City, Light of Day Organics was founded by Angela Macke in 2003. All products are grown organically and hand harvested. Light of Day Organics will receive $293,842. The grant will help Light of Day Organics, LLC, develop a marketing campaign to promote the farm as a premier health and wellness destination in Northwest Lower Michigan.\nRoyal Farms is located in Ellsworth and grows cherries, apples and pears. The farm is owned by Patrick & Sara McGuire, Roger & Erin Veliquette, Dave & Lisa McGuire, Erin Veliquette, and Damon Cullmore. Royal Farms will receive $45,094. The grant will help Royal Farms fund marketing activities promoting their new fruit wines and hard cider products.",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Newton's Road\nEmployment in occupations related to STEM is projected to grow to more than 9 million by 2022. Where will we find the talent to fill these postions?\nNewton's Road's mission is to empower the 39,000 K-12 students of Northwest Michigan to realize their full potential in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. We work with schools, businesses, communities, parents, and students to fill gaps and remove barriers in order to increase the STEM education opportunities in our region.\nOur goal is for every student in Northwest Michigan to have access and exposure to engaging STEM activities. We are pursuing that goal by working to create a robust ecosystem of STEM related activities and partnerships. A student's experience with STEM must go beyond the classroom and into every facet of their lives. This is what will ensure that our students are prepared for the jobs of tomorrow and our businesses have the necessary talent to succeed in the 21st Century Economy.\nYou can be the person that empowers the youth of our region to realize their potential and build to a future with an abundance of skilled employees in two easy ways. 1. Become an Advocate. Share our goals and community involvement with like-minded individuals or businesses that are impacted by what we do. 2. Donate. Donate to the Newton's Road program today because our students are falling behind and STEM can't wait",
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        "raw_content": "Once in a while, small business owners stand out from others, exemplified by their quality of service. Today I'd like to introduce you to two business owners that impressed me by the standard of service with which they serve, and by the passion they have for their chosen fields.\nMeet Adam Smith, owner of Kitchener's myitguy.ca (www.myitguy.ca). Adam is a whiz at supporting small business and home computer needs, as well as website design, registration and hosting. Available on-site and remotely, he and his staff are ready to be of service.\nFrom hi-tech to old world craftsmanship! Meet Earl Laverty, owner of New Hamburg-based Laverty Log Homes (www.lavertyloghomes.com). Earl participated on the committee that updated log home standards. You can find these at the International Log Builders Association website (www.logassociation.org). His knowledge of this rare trade is second to none.\nWhen you come across small business owners who impress you with their know-how, serve you well, and go above and beyond, by all means, share their names with friends, family, neighbours and colleagues. It's not easy being a small business owner, and I'm sure they will appreciate your kind words!\nMay 14, 2010 / Stephanie Clark/ 1 Comment\nWindow Drama",
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        "raw_content": "Chris Matthews: Republicans Violate 26th Amendment And 'Abridge' Youth Voting Rights In NC\nBy Laura Flint | July 8, 2014 12:00 PM EDT\nChris Matthews was on a roll last night. Beyond erroneously describing how Nixon \u2018signed the 26th Amendment into law,\u2019 and outrageously claiming that the Boehner lawsuit occurs \u2018in third world countries before they have a coup,\u201d the Hardball host spent over six minutes bashing \u201cthe latest frontier in partisan -- that means Republican efforts \u2013 to limit access to the voting booth\u201d in North Carolina.\nThe host showed pictures of student protests to lower the voting age during the Vietnam War and extolled how the 26th Amendment \u201cwas supported by even conservative Senator Barry Goldwater.\u201d He then invited Denise Lieberman, the representative for the party suing North Carolina over the constitutionality of its voter ID laws, and Bryan Perlmutter, an activist for youth voting rights in NC onto the show to aid him in lashing out at the \u201cintentional\u201d new law to \u201cdisenfranchise young people.\u201d [See video below. Click here for MP3 audio]\nWhile Chris Matthews hyped how Republicans invented the threat of voter fraud and \u201cappear to be solving a problem that doesn\u2019t exist\u201d in order to restrict potentially Democratic voters, Lieberman decried how \u201cthere is absolutely no reason that is legitimate, that is nondiscriminatory, that has been proffered by the states for why these restrictions exist.\u201d\nOf course, Matthews himself offered a valid reason behind the restrictions, as an attempt to prevent students from voting absentee from the state they live in while also voting in the state they attend school. He brushed this aside by stating only a \u201cweird person\u201d would do so.\nThe liberal host harped on the fact that the NC state legislature allows gun license to serve as ID but not student ID\u2019s because \u201cthey assume right-wingers have guns\u201d and as Lieberman stated, want to \u201charm young voters and particularly young voters of color.\u201d\nNeither left-winger decided to mention that in order to get an ID at UNC Chapel Hill, a government issued, valid form of identification is, in fact, required. Nor did they mention that while an address is required on North Carolina Conceal and Carry licenses, they are not present on student ID cards.\nThe idea that requiring an ID to participate in American democracy is discriminatory in a society where an ID is required to drive, buy alcohol, buy cigarettes, obtain a job, and travel by air is utterly ridiculous. Perhaps MSNBC anchors should spend less time spewing rhetoric and more time presenting the facts.\nSee transcript below:\nCHRIS MATTHEWS: Welcome back to \"Hardball.\" We\u2019re going to take a look now at the latest frontier in partisan, that means Republican efforts to limit access to the voting booth. The slogan, old enough to fight, old enough to vote became a battle cry in the push the to lower the voting age from 21 to 18. The fact that 18-year-olds were being drafted to fight in the Vietnam War heightened the urgency of lowering the voting age back then. And here you see student protesters here marching with signs that say support the 18-year-old vote. In fact, back in 1970 the push for a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18 was supported by even conservative Senator Barry Goldwater who David Brinkley for NBC reported extolled the virtues of young voters.\nDAVID BRINKLEY: Senator Goldwater endorsed the vote for 18-year-olds saying the present young generation is splendid, falsely portrayed by liberal journalists as what he called unclean, vile-tongued, rock throwing, campus storming, street rioting hoodlums and misfits\nMATTHEWS: Support the lowered voting age was powerful then. Of course in July of 1971 President Nixon signed the 26th amendment into law, making 18 the age to vote. The amendment reads, by the way, further\nThe right of citizens of the United States, who are 18 years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of age.\nRepeat that word out of the Constitution -- or abridged. Now that right is at risk now in North Carolina. In recent years, we have done a lot of stories about voter disenfranchise including voters in North Carolina including gimmicks like shortening early voting periods and eliminating same day registration. Well now young voters of North Carolina are join forces with groups like the NAACP and the ACLU to protect their rights, particularly, for young voters. Look at these restrictions. In 2016, voters down there in North Carolina will need to show photo ID. Student ID cards, even from state universities, like Chapel Hill, will not be acceptable. And the North Carolina law eliminates a program where teens who preregister to vote when they reach 16 or 17 are automatically registered to vote when they get to be18. Young voters and civil rights groups have brought a lawsuit against the state of North Carolina. And today a hearing, today, will be held on whether to delay the North Carolina voter law until a judge decides whether or not it's constitutional. Bryan Perlmutter\u2019s the director of Ignite NC, a youth organization focused on voting rights in North Carolina, he graduated from NC State last year. Also joining me is Denise Lieberman, senior attorney at the advancement project who\u2019s representing plaintiffs in the case against North Carolina. Denise, give me the info. What are they up to down there? Just give me the raw politics. Why are they trying to stop young people, 18-21, young adults, from voting?\nDENISE LIEBERMAN: Thank you. Today the plaintiffs went to Court to seek an injunction to block the provisions of North Carolina\u2019s voter suppression law that seeks to affect a broad swath of voters in North Carolina. Young voters, voters of color through the provisions including the voter ID provision that blocks student identification but a wide range of other provisions as well that hampers and abridges the right to vote at every step of the voting process from are the registration table to the voting booth to having those votes counted. This law abridges the right to vote by eliminating same day registration, by eliminating successful preregistration programs for 16 and 17-year-olds that were found to have a disparate use by young voters of color to get them engaged in the voting process. This law also eliminates a week out of the early voting period and numerous other provisions that the state does not dispute have been more widely used by voters of color and have been largely responsible for expanding access their access to the voting booth.\nMATTHEWS: Bryan, talk about this from your age group. You're 23 years old. Tell me about what this means to you, what this new law has meant to you and your classmates, your peer group.\nBRYAN PERLMUTTER: Yeah and I think it\u2019s really important to understand to see just how many people this new law will affect and how much important an injunction is. So there is a report by Democracy North Carolina that published in 2012. 150,000 people over 150,000 16 and 17-year-olds used the provision that allowed them to preregister when they were 16 and 17 years old. And during early voting in 2012 when we had same day registration, 42% of people that used same day registration were under the age of 30. And so not only have we eliminated same day registration and eliminated making it preregistration for 16, 17-year-olds, right, would these provisions be gone? It's clearly intentional that the new law is going disenfranchise young people.\nMATTHEWS: Why is a student ID card considered not reliable? Say you go to Chapel Hill or NC State. If you have a student ID card, that\u2019s good enough, why isn't that good enough for voting?\nLIEBERMAN: That's exactly the point. There is absolutely no reason that it's legitimate, that is nondiscriminatory, that has been proffered by the states for why these restrictions exist. Other than the obvious conclusion that the legislature knew the impact would be to harm young voters and particularly young voters of color. And that's the intent they have.\nMATTHEWS: Why is a gun license good, but not a UNC student license. Why is a gun license good, not a UNC student student card? Who would have a gun license? You mean they assume right-wingers have guns. Denise?\nLIEBERMAN: That's right. These are cards. There is no explanation. And that's exactly the argument we\u2019ve raised in court today. That the state offered no explanation except voters need confidence in the process. It seems when we restrict measures shown to be successful at expanding access to the vote for groups that have been traditionally left out of the vote that it doesn't increase confidence in the voting process. That, decreases it. And you have a a great example with the student ID cards issued by the state of Nebraska. What possible reason could there be that the cards were less reliable than other cards? But the broader point is there is no evidence that this identification is necessary at all. The legislature had no evidence before it that voter fraud was a problem. The legislature knew this. And what they also knew that young voters and voters of color were far more like already to lack one of the forms of ID. That they included on their narrow are list.\nMATTHEWS: Well, restrictive voting laws, we\u2019re talking about all across the country, right now North Carolina, appear to be solving a problem that doesn\u2019t exist. And this is a point that has to be made. Republicans are making it too. A Republican lawmaker was quoted in the New York Times. Catch this. Jeff Tarte, a Republican state senator down there who supported the voter ID laws said lawmakers did not intend to keep younger voters away from the polls. He said they were trying to keep \u201cstudents are from submitting absentee ballots in their home states and also voting in North Carolina. \u2018Not that they would necessarily do it but why offer the possibility.\u2019 Now Brian, to you. I'm trying to think of what weird person would risk a felony charge by voting in say North Carolina when they are from Virginia, voting in both states, even though it hasn't happened yet. And that's their excuse for why you can't use a Virginia driver's license if you're, basically enrolled at Chapel Hill or NC State for four years and are voting down there.\nPERLMUTTER: It seems like every week it seem there is a new reason or something falls out of the sky for passing this new law, and it\u2019s ridiculous. There is no evidence, no precedent. Students and young people and people of color need to be able to access the ballot boxes as one of the pillars of democracy and a way to express their voice. And these measures are just ridiculous and are making it harder for young people to vote, they\u2019re making it harder for people of color to vote. And it's intentional. And, you know, there is a legal battle going on now that's so important to the case. And there\u2019s also folks all over the state that are passing out wallet cards from Democracy North Carolina and giving people access and information to the ballot box. 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        "raw_content": "Until you\u2019ve seen area high school students handle with poise, discipline, talent and enthusiasm the preliminary activities and volunteer posts of a state athletic championship, all followed by student athletes, bands and cheerleaders, well, you miss something beautiful.\n\u201cWe believe high school athletics is an opportunity to teach many, many lessons, not just how to jump, how to run, how to shoot, how to hit and how to dive,\u201d NCHSAA Commissioner Que Tucker said. \u201cWe\u2019re about trying to teach some lifelong lessons that will help young people become productive citizens when they graduate from our program and from high school.\u201d\nSince many student athletes won\u2019t play organized sports after high school, Tucker said, this is a prime time to nurture core values of honesty, integrity and respect.\n\u201cThose same values come out in the students who are invited to sing the national anthem and present the colors,\u201d she added. \u201cThey have gifts and talents we believe are just as important as putting on the uniform and playing in the game.\n\u201cWe want to make sure we\u2019re projecting that.\u201d\nThe national anthem is one of Teeghan\u2019s favorites. Her rendition also opened a Durham Bulls game in 2012 and season openers for the Raleigh Police Department\u2019s youth baseball league.\nEnloe is part of her village, too, allowing her to sing before most home volleyball games \u2013 wearing her own Lady Eagles jersey as varsity player.\nIn fact, Teeghan was \u201cdiscovered\u201d by former NCHSAA assistant commissioner Carolyn Shannonhouse when she first heard her sing at a conference volleyball tournament at Wakefield High School.\n\u201cI was always scouting for good talent with a bottom line to select our young people to show the good things they\u2019re doing,\u201d said Shannonhouse, who retired last year after nearly 30 years. \u201cIt\u2019s all about tradition, as well. Instead of playing a tape I\u2019d much rather hear a live voice, and I\u2019d much rather it be our high school students.\u201d\nWhen Teeghan paired with his corps, we met U.S. Army Col. Dimitri Belmont, head of the Wake Forest High School Army JROTC.\nEach year, Belmont said, he is as excited for students to showcase their focus and discipline as the students are about the VIP treatment of their NCHSAA host.\n\u201cIt\u2019s not as easy as it looks,\u201d Belmont said. \u201cThey practice all week, so I\u2019m proud of these kids because I know they\u2019re disciplined.\n\u201cIt\u2019s for the kids, by the kids and about the kids.\u201d\nBingo, said Teeghan.\n\u201cI have loved singing for NCHSAA,\u201d Teeghan said when I coaxed her to reminisce. \u201cIt\u2019s really just an amazing opportunity to sing the national anthem in front of and for my peers.\n\u201cI mean, it\u2019s very rare for all high school students to do something so impactful,\u201d she said. \u201cFrom the moment ROTC presents, I sing and teams start to play, it\u2019s all about high school youth in our state, and that\u2019s important.\n\u201cThe NCHSAA looks inside our community and gives us all an opportunity to share our gifts and talents.\u201d\nYep. I\u2019m surely sorely gonna miss this kid.",
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        "raw_content": "Can Herbs Help Osteoarthritis Symptoms? A Conclusive \u2018Maybe\u2019\nEvidence is lacking, and cautions abound -- but that doesn't mean herbal supplements are never helpful.\nBy Marilynn LarkinJanuary 31, 2012\nCredit: Ryan McVay | Photodisc | Thinkstock\nAfter about a year of intermittent shoulder pain that interfered with my ability to weight train and dance, I finally got an MRI. Looking at the scan, my orthopedic surgeon said, \u201cI can\u2019t do anything.\u201d I didn\u2019t have a torn rotator cuff, which is one of the most prevalent shoulder problems affecting older adults. \u201cYou have arthritis in that shoulder, and you\u2019ll have to just do the best you can.\u201d\nDoing the best I can has meant very occasionally taking an ibuprofen, since I don\u2019t like to take pills, using topical ointments such as Tiger\u2019s Balm, and icing my shoulder after dancing and doing an upper-body workout. But the pain persists, and the other day my trainer said she thought her herbalist might be able to help. An herbalist? Complementary medicine has never been my thing. I\u2019m aware that herbs, like drugs, can cause unwanted side effects; interact with drugs or with each other; and are potentially toxic, as a Consumer Reports article documented a couple of years ago. That article noted that of the more than 56,000 dietary supplement products (including herbal supplements) in the Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database, only about a third have some scientific support regarding safety and effectiveness.\nWhat\u2019s more, a recent comprehensive review of herbal products used to treat osteoarthritis found \u201clittle conclusive evidence\u201d to justify their use. The authors of the review, which was published in the January 2012 issue of the British Medical Association\u2019s Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, cautioned that there have been few studies on the use of herbal medicines for osteoarthritis, and those that have been done contain design flaws that compromise the findings\u2014e.g., variations in the chemical makeup of the supplements tested, small numbers or patients, short study duration (a particular issue for a chronic condition that persists over years).\n\u201cThe clinical trial evidence, such as it is, indicates that ASUs [vegetable extracts of avocado or soybean oils], Indian frankincense, and rosehip, may work, and seem to produce few unwanted side effects,\u201d according to the review. But the authors underscore that \u201cMore robust data are needed.\u201d They also warn about \u201cpotentially dangerous interactions with other medicines\u201d\u2014for example, extensive use of nettle can interfere with drugs used to treat diabetes and high blood pressure, and willow bark can cause digestive symptoms and renal problems.\"\nSo what about that herbalist? Well, I don\u2019t take any medications or other herbs that could interact with whatever she might suggest. And it would be nice to find something that quells the pain besides ice and rest. But how do I know whether an herb might cause some other kind of side effect\u2013 nausea, dizziness, hives, whatever\u2013if I\u2019ve never taken one? Wouldn\u2019t I have to be as careful as I would if I were taking a prescribed drug? And how would I know if it\u2019s working? Could I distinguish between symptom relief due to rest or therapeutic exercises (to extend my range of motion and improve \u201ctracking\u201d of my shoulder) from whatever an herb might be doing?\nWill I talk to the herbalist on the phone to explain my condition/symptoms? Probably. Will I make an appointment to see her and embark on herbal therapy? Possibly. But only if I\u2019m convinced my other conservative treatments aren\u2019t working.\nBut that\u2019s me. People handle chronic conditions\u2014and concomitant pain\u2014differently. And when there\u2019s no cure, it\u2019s probably not harmful to try interventions for which there is no solid scientific evidence\u2013as long as you\u2019re careful about potential interactions and side effects, and don\u2019t spend too much money before you see any results.\nMarilynn Larkin is an award-winning health and medical journalist and editor. Her work has appeared in national consumer magazines and medical/scientific publications. She is a former contributing editor to The Lancet and the author of five health books for consumers.\nHow to Manage and Relieve Pain From Arthritis\nTalk to Your Doctor Before Using Natural Remedies\nHow to Find an Alternative Medicine Provider\nNCOA: Put Pain in its Place\nArthritis Today: Pain",
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        "raw_content": "I grew up during the baby stages of the world wide web. I\u2019m talking AOL 2.0 CDs, Lycos searches, and my Dragon Ball Z Geocities page.\nThe internet helped me communicate with people around the world in ways I never thought possible. It\u2019s beaming my voice to you right now.\nThe internet is arguably the most impactful technological creation of my lifetime.\nOver the years, though, I\u2019ve watched our internet communication become more disrespectful, spiteful, and full of hate.\nI believe it\u2019s taking a toll on us as people. It affects our ability to empathize, makes us weary of others, and kills healthy social skills.\nI don\u2019t think we were meant to communicate this way. And if we don\u2019t work to fix it, the consequences will be greater than we can imagine.\nThe evolution of our hateful communication\nI don\u2019t think the internet itself is at fault here. It didn\u2019t necessarily cause people to be meaner and more verbally aggressive. It just provided the first safe, anonymous platform for us to hurl insults at one another (other than *67 prank calling.) And that anonymity was POWERFUL.\nAs a young kid, I remember seeing all sorts of vulgarities spewed in chatrooms and message boards. When I started playing online shooters, talking shit and calling people \u201cfaggots\u201d was second nature.\nI\u2019ll never forget being at my Haitian friend\u2019s house watching him play an online game. Suddenly, a southern boy screamed out, \u201cIs that a n***er? I\u2019m gonna lynch your ass like you deserve.\u201d\nEven then, this was still part of the incognito internet subcultures. It mostly happened on niche websites and communities.\nSince then, haters have exploded into the mainstream. Year after year, the vitriol has spread and become less anonymous.\nSites like Digg and Reddit launched hate-filled communities with ever-growing users. YouTube expanded and turned into the infamous comment cesspool it is today.\nGoogle tried to stop the anonymous attacks by forcing people to use their real names. It didn\u2019t curb the problems as they expected. Now, people attack people in the most vile ways possible with their real identities on sites like Facebook and Twitter.\nI used to believe it was anonymity that brought the worst out in people, but that\u2019s not true anymore. Now we\u2019re in an era where we\u2019ve blown past the need for anonymity to treat others like shit. Every site, social media platform, and community runs rampant with this behavior.\nAnd that\u2019s what scares me the most. We need to take action now to start improving this. Because it\u2019s affecting everyone: whether you\u2019re the victim, perpetrator, or watching from the sidelines.\nIf you want to treat people poorly online, you better back it up\nTo those who berate others online\u2026\nI\u2019m a big proponent of free speech. I\u2019d be a massive hypocrite if I said you don\u2019t have the right to express your feelings about someone.\nThis obviously doesn\u2019t apply when things get into more extreme forms of harassment, bullying, or stalking. Like the people who private message someone for weeks or make actual threats.\nIf you\u2019re implying harm to others and making them fear for their lives, you\u2019re getting into illegal behavior. Just like in life, that should be taken seriously and the law should be involved accordingly.\nBut if you want to tell someone you think they\u2019re a \u201cgiant douchebag loser\u201d, you have the right to do so.\nAt the same time, I believe you have to earn that right. Let me explain\u2026\nI can accept you expressing your dark thoughts to someone online if you\u2019d say the same thing to them in-person.\nImagine they were right in front of you, whoever they may be (including a 6\u20194\u201d big dude.)\nIf you wouldn\u2019t have the courage to insult them to their face, you haven\u2019t earned the right to say it. If you would, then go right ahead.\nThat should always be your filter. I honestly believe if everyone started there, over 90% of shitty internet communication would disappear. Because the people who are often the most bold online lack the courage to follow through in the real world.\nBystanders need to stand up to the haters\nShame on you man\nI don\u2019t only blame the people mistreating others online. I think everyone who stands by watching the attacks is at fault, too.\nWe allow this behavior to continue. Many just laugh at these exchanges, egg them on, or ignore them altogether.\nIt\u2019s become so commonplace to act as if it\u2019s no big deal. But other people are being hurt, becoming terrified, and building distrust and apathy towards our fellow human beings.\nWould you stand around and let real-world abuse happen in front of you? No. In fact, every time someone posts a video of a person randomly berating someone in public \u2014 crowds come to the rescue.\nThose bystanders try to break things up. They support the victim. And they express their disgust to the perpetrator to the point where that social pressure makes them stop. We love justice porn.\nWe have to treat our online communication as if it were the world we live in.\nAs a whole, if you\u2019re the one being attacked, you should start by ignoring those messages. This will deter some people.\nBut sometimes we need to take more action, especially if you\u2019re witnessing it happen to someone else. Because we\u2019ve seen time and time again some people are relentless and will never stop.\nThere are thousands of exchanges posted all the time where someone gets harassed for months or even years by a troll they\u2019re completely ignoring.\nI also don\u2019t think how some social justice warriors speak up is the right way either, although I appreciate the effort. They try to insult the harassers, threaten them as well, or try to force them to stop.\nThis makes those attackers feel like they\u2019re being attacked or controlled. And since much of their behavior stems from insecurity or repression, they get defensive and want to push back even harder.\nYou also can\u2019t tell them to stop (unless it\u2019s bordering on illegal). Again, they have the right to express how they feel even if you don\u2019t agree with it.\nInstead, we need to express our own feelings on their behavior. We need to share our utter disgust and how we find this behavior revolting. We need to let them we know we think it\u2019s disturbing and that they should seek help for their issues.\nAnd we also need to let them know that if they continue this behavior, they will always be an outsider shunned from society.\nI may even go as far as sharing their public words to their family, friends, coworkers, and loved ones. Few people want the people they care about to see them in that light.\nThis is how you cut through the hate. Being ousted from society has worked forever: in religion, social communities, and the worst thing we do to someone now is lock them in prison away from the rest of humanity.\nThere will always be sinister individuals who this doesn\u2019t affect. But this is our best chance of changing things. When your peers all look at you with disdain, regular people are filled with a sense of shame for their behaviors. They could use that self-reflection.\nThe haters are actually causing their own misery\nNow I\u2019ve given my opinion on how everyone should be changing online communication habits. But that doesn\u2019t mean the perpetrators are going to stop their bad behavior.\nFor that to happen, they have to actually want it for themselves. If you\u2019re someone who lashes out online, maybe this will change your mind\u2026\nSometimes the biggest victim in this is you\u2026and you don\u2019t even realize it.\nBeing an online hater builds poor social skills which leads to social isolation. It\u2019s not a coincidence that the people and communities who are the most insulting tend to struggle with in-person social situations. Anyone who\u2019s been to a Reddit meetup can attest to that.\nIf the only way you handle discussions and differences is with insults, you\u2019ll be harshly rejected in the real world. You can\u2019t approach face-to-face interactions like that. This is a huge factor why you struggle to express yourself when not behind a screen.\nWhen you force yourself to debate in healthy ways, provide positive criticism, and respect people \u2014 those skills translate to in-person. You don\u2019t have to act differently and will have an easier time building genuine connections.\nStill, maybe you believe that people need to toughen up. Or that what you\u2019re doing is not a big deal. Maybe you just don\u2019t care that much at all.\nIt\u2019s easy to feel that way when you can\u2019t see the genuine damage you\u2019re causing. It\u2019s easy to detach from others behind a screen. It\u2019s also easy when it seemingly doesn\u2019t affect you.\nBut your actions do have real-world ramifications.\nI spoke to 30 women a couple weeks ago about online dating. The #1 concern I heard was about safety and the fear of meeting up with someone unknown. They had seen examples of, heard from friends, or experienced themselves \u2014 situations where men were lewd or even threatening.\nThey were terrified that something awful would happen to them. In reality, scary in-person experiences from online dating aren\u2019t as common as they seem. But perception is everything.\nIn turn, these women were hesitant to meet up with new men. They\u2019d want days or weeks of conversation for reassurance. And they\u2019d cancel on plans out of fear or go into the date assuming the worst.\nLet\u2019s say you\u2019re a resentful guy insulting women because you\u2019re frustrated about the times you\u2019ve been flaked on. Do you not realize that it\u2019s partly that antagonistic behavior which cultivates your shitty experiences?\nThe same is happening in the political sphere.\nDemocrats and Republicans have always had a slight distaste for each other. But now everyone viciously attacks each other online to the point where I constantly meet people in-person who are openly hateful of the other side.\nI witness groups of Republicans blanketing all Democrats as \u201cidiot, pansy liberals destroying the country\u201d. I see smart Democrats calling all Republicans \u201cracist, misogynistic, homophobes.\u201d They fear and loathe each other like enemies when they\u2019re just fellow human beings with different views.\nEven my 11-year-old nephew can\u2019t join Minecraft or stream on YouTube without getting seriously disturbing messages sent his way.\nWhen you experience daily hate, it shapes your reality \u2014 even if it\u2019s from online. You start to believe that\u2019s how everyone feels. You believe that\u2019s how people you meet will treat you or act. And in turn, you start to become cautious, defensive, and even retaliatory.\nSome people will adopt a mindset of \u201cI have to be in this for myself\u201d and start to detach from others. We\u2019re systematically pushing people to be less empathetic. We will create a cold, callous world filled with weak connections and endless social rejection.\nUnless you want to watch the world burn, you have to live in this place with the rest of us. How you treat others will affect how people treat you and others in return.\nGive hate, receive hate, and live in a world of hate.\nStand by and watch people insult others and you only encourage that notion. You\u2019ll eventually be next.\nWork to change your unhealthy behaviors or take a stand to support the targets of harassment and we\u2019ll all find more happiness.\nI am so done with seeing hate and name calling online. I\u2019ve mostly limited my browsing to my favorite blogs and friendly communities. Reading this, though, reminds me that running away isn\u2019t necessarily going to help it. Such a tough place to be put in when you\u2019re not into fighting back online, but how else can it change?\nYeah, we all have to stand together to make a change. We just have to approach it in smart ways. I fear that if we don\u2019t take non-violent action, what JFK said will eventually come true:\n\u201cThose who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable\u201d\nSwarup on May 10, 2017\nIt also frustrates me to death to see internet hate. But when we try to show these people that their way is wrong, more often than not, they end up being even more invested in their ways.\nDefinitely. I think it\u2019s tough to TELL them why they\u2019re wrong and trigger defense mechanisms. Instead, compassion first and then expressing our own feelings I hope can cut through that. They have to FEEL what they\u2019re doing is wrong themselves.\nHahaha Dragonball Z geocities, haha, ooow that brought back memories.\nBut yeah it is true. There is a lot of hate. I think good moderators help in many cases. But this is often not possible because of the scale of sites. Understanding that people use this to \u201cfeel\u201d powerful, or voice fears, anxieties and hate, takes the sting out of the comments. But still,\u2026 I think it is an important subject. I also think we might not be so vulnerable to it, if we disconnect from the internet a bit more and did more in the analog world.\nThat\u2019s why you always find the best communities to be the niche ones. For example, digging into smaller specialized subreddits tend to be more friendly. Although there can be an air of pretentiousness that comes with it.\nYeah, you definitely just have to remember it\u2019s often their own struggles with communication and not about you. Then ignore it or reconnect with people in healthy ways in the real world.\nRyan on May 19, 2017\nNick, I really appreciate your insights. Your conversational, no-bullshit style encourages me to objectively examine areas of my life that could use improvement.\nAdmittedly, I\u2019ve gotten caught up in the polarized political climate you touched upon. As a firm progressive, certain extremist groups can make it easy to view conservatives negatively. But after having conversations with perfectly well-intentioned conservatives, I\u2019ve realized that the toxic views of extremists do not necessarily represent all conservatives (this applies to liberals, too!). I agree with you in that most people simply want a better life for themselves and others, but we mostly just disagree on the policies that will help us arrive at that goal.\nThanks again for your insight. 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        "raw_content": "Canada losing ground on abuse and harassment reporting in sports: study\nWhen it comes to protecting its athletes, the country now lags behind the U.S., Australia and the United Kingdom\nSheldon Kennedy\u2019s sexual abuse case against hockey coach Graham James rocked Canadian sport in the late 1990s, and Canada stepped up, writing one of the strongest sexual harassment and abuse policies in the world, experts say.\nBut 20 years later, most believe Canada has fallen asleep on the job. When it comes to protecting its athletes, the country now lags behind the U.S., Australia and the United Kingdom, according to a recent report. The ongoing trial of gymnastics coach Dave Brubaker plus high-profile cases in Alpine Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee are proof.\nWhat\u2019s going on when the lights of Canada\u2019s arenas and gymnasiums are dimmed? 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He\u2019s pleaded not guilty to sexual assault and invitation to sexual touching at a trial that will resume next month in Sarnia, Ont.\nIn June, Canada\u2019s Sport Minister Kirsty Duncan announced that national sport organizations (NSOs) would lose their funding if they didn\u2019t immediately disclose to her office any allegations of abuse or harassment. She also said having an independent third party investigate all allegations of abuse will be a requirement of government funding.\nIn their recent paper, however, Donnelly and fellow U of T professor Gretchen Kerr say those policies have been in place since 1996, as part of the Sport Canada Accountability Framework. They\u2019re just not being adequately applied.\nIn \u201cRevising Canada\u2019s Policies on Harassment and Abuse in Sport,\u201d Donnelly and Kerr found that of the 42 NSOs and their provincial counterparts (PSOs) they interviewed, only 13.9 per cent of NSOs, and 10 per cent of PSOs (provincial sport organizations) identified a harassment officer. None of them identified the officer as third-party or \u201carms length.\u201d\nKerr and Donnelly say sport has to get away from self-regulation.\n\u201cThat\u2019s what we\u2019ve had since 1996, and between our research and the high-profile cases that have emerged, it\u2019s clear evidence that self-regulation is not working,\u201d Kerr said, noting the other major sectors of society \u2014 the Catholic Church and Boy Scouts, for example \u2014 that have moved away from self-regulation.\nKerr, who\u2019s volunteered with Gymnastics Canada as an athlete welfare officer for 30 years, said the problem is multifaceted. It\u2019s difficult to find volunteers to perform a highly-specialized job. Some cases are incredibly time-consuming. And often, the job falls to an NSO staff member, \u201coften times their own CEO,\u201d she said.\n\u201cWhich is just crazy, it\u2019s a huge conflict of interest,\u201d Kerr said.\nShe recounted a case in a sport where a coach was making sexually inappropriate comments to athletes.\n\u201cWhen I brought it forward to the sport organization, they said \u2018Well, we\u2019re not going to do anything about this coach, the Olympics are six months away, and he\u2019s got half the Olympic team,\u2019\u201d Kerr said. \u201cYou can\u2019t have people within the organization dealing with these cases. When you think about it, the CEO of any sport organization, their funding is dependent on Sport Canada\u2019s funding, and what is Sport Canada\u2019s funding based on? Performance of the athletes and the team.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a crazy system where the CEO\u2019s job security is based on how well the athletes perform. It\u2019s no wonder that cases like what we saw in USA Gymnastics happen.\u201d\nUSA Gymnastics head Steve Penny was arrested last month on charges of evidence tampering in the case of Larry Nassar. Nassar is serving 40 to 175 years in Michigan for sexually abusing women and girls under the guise of medical treatment.\nCanada has had its own high-profile cases. Marcel Aubut resigned as COC president in 2015 after an investigation over numerous sexual harassment complaints. In June, several former members of Canada\u2019s ski team spoke publicly about the abuse suffered at the hands of former coach Bertrand Charest in the 1990s. Charest was convicted last year of 37 offences of sexual assault and exploitation. The athletes said they were instructed by Alpine Canada to keep quiet for fear of losing corporate sponsorships.\nFormer Olympic sprinter Desai Williams was recently banned for life by Athletics Canada for violating the organization\u2019s sexual harassment policy. The alleged conduct took place in 2010.\nIn a study conducted over 20 years ago by Canadian professor Sandy Kirby, 21.8 per cent of elite athletes reported having had sex with an authority figure in sports; 8.6 per cent reported they had raped by someone within their sport.\nPaul Melia, the president and CEO of the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, compares today\u2019s sex abuse crisis to the doping climate in Canadian track and field in the late 1980s. Everyone knew it was going on. Few spoke up.\n\u201cWe can look at Marcel Aubut and say: look at the reign of terror under his rule there, and the things that he did and said to women. People saw it. People saw it and turned a blind eye,\u201d Melia said. \u201cWhy? Probably at the most basic level, because he was bringing a lot of money into the COC.\u201d\n\u201cThese kinds of conflicts of interest \u2026 make it impossible for sports to self-regulate around that issue, just like Dubin (Charles Dubin led Canada\u2019s doping inquiry in the Ben Johnson fallout) found with respect to doping that those same sort of conflicts of interest were operating. So, we all knew Ben was doping, government officials, coaches, doctors, administrators, other athletes, but no one said anything. He was the fastest man in the world, it was fantastic. And, the belief was that everyone else was doing it anyways, so really we were just levelling the playing field. And so no one said anything.\u201d\nMelia would like the CCES, which runs Canada\u2019s anti-doping program, to be Canada\u2019s sex abuse watchdog. The CCES has put a proposal into Sport Canada to convene a committee of experts both within and outside sport such as police, child services, even the Catholic Church and Boy Scouts, to build one national safe-sport program.\n\u201cSo, like the anti-doping program, one universal code with a set of rules, everyone in sport has to adopt and abide by, one set of definitions of what constitutes violations, and \u2026 most importantly, the victim has a place to come, an independent agency that they know will deal confidentially with their information, we\u2019ll investigate it, we\u2019ll assert a violation if the evidence is there, and we\u2019ll defend their rights,\u201d he said.\nThe CCES operates an anonymous tip-line to report doping suspicions in Canada, and Melia said it\u2019s very effective. A similar tip line to report sexual harassment or abuse would be a huge step in the right direction.\nThe USOC operates one through its SafeSport program, but as Donnelly pointed out: \u201cWhat they\u2019ve done again is very in-house.\u201d\nDonnelly, Kerr and Melia all hope the #MeToo movement and the high-profile sex abuse cases lead to a watershed moment in Canadian sport.\n\u201cIt\u2019s of course my best hope,\u201d Kerr said. \u201cI must say I am holding my breath because we were in this same situation in the mid 1990s when the Sheldon Kennedy case broke, and the Paul Hickson case in the UK (the British swim coach was sentenced in 1995 to 17 years in prison for sexual assaults on teenagers).\n\u201cThere had been these high profile cases come out in the media from a number of countries, everyone got into crisis mode, and Sport Canada responded with the mandate that is currently in effect. And of course it hasn\u2019t worked. 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        "raw_content": "USMCA: Trump Signs New Trade Agreement With Mexico And Canada To Replace NAFTA \"This has been a battle, and battles sometimes make great friendships,\" President Trump said as he signed the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement alongside America's closest neighbors.\nUSMCA: Trump Signs New Trade Agreement With Mexico And Canada To Replace NAFTA\nUSMCA: Trump Signs New Trade Agreement With Mexico And Canada To Replace NAFTA 3:46\nPresident Donald Trump signed the USMCA trade deal on Friday, alongside Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexico's President Enrique Pe\u00f1a Nieto in Buenos Aires. Kevin Lamarque/Reuters hide caption\nPresident Donald Trump signed the USMCA trade deal on Friday, alongside Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexico's President Enrique Pe\u00f1a Nieto in Buenos Aires.\nPresident Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pe\u00f1a Nieto signed the new U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement \u2014 or USMCA \u2014 in Buenos Aires Friday, using the backdrop of the G-20 Summit to resolve a trade dispute between America and its closest neighbors.\n\"Let's go,\" all three leaders said as they sat alongside each other to sign multiple copies of the deal.\nThey then shuffled binders around in front of them, to finalize the deal that remakes one of the world's largest free trade zones. When the signing was over, they paused for a photo-op. \"Might as well hold that up,\" Trump said, displaying the fresh signatures as the three leaders sat together.\nDespite that and other prodding, Trudeau opted not to follow his peers in holding up his binder to celebrate \u2014 a sign, perhaps, of the lingering effects of the contentious process that was triggered when Trump imposed tariffs on Mexico and Canada earlier this year, which remain in place.\nThe signing event and the leaders' remarks were livestreamed. You can watch the event here.\nIn the lead-up to the signing, Canadian officials had \"made it clear they didn't want to celebrate the end of a year of U.S. attempts to twist Canada's arm with the tariffs still in place,\" the CBC reports. But that wish ran counter to the desires of Trump and Pe\u00f1a Nieto, both of whom have preferred to portray the deal as a victory that helps to cement their legacies.\n\"This has been a battle, and battles sometimes make great friendships,\" Trump said at the start of the signing ceremony.\nSaying all three countries will benefit from the deal, Trump said of the USMCA, \"It is probably the largest trade deal ever made.\"\nThe USMCA (read the whole text here) replaces the North American Free Trade Agreement, which had created a free trade zone between the three countries back in 1994. 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That move set off retaliatory tariffs and intense negotiations to create a new trade pact.\nCalling the deal \"the new North American Free Trade Agreement, Trudeau said it \"lifts the risk of serious economic uncertainty that lingers throughout a trade renegotiation process \u2014 uncertainty that would have only gotten worse and more damaging if we had not reached a new NAFTA.\"\nThere is more work to be done, Trudeau said, calling the recent announcement that General Motors will close plants in Canada and the U.S. \"a heavy blow.\"\nTurning to address Trump, said \"And Donald, it's all the more reason why we need to keep working to remove the tariffs on steel and aluminum between our countries.\"\n\"General Motors has said that those steel and aluminum tariffs robbed it of a billion dollars in profits in the last year,\" Scott Horsley reports. 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        "raw_content": "Domestic abuse: 75% rise in helpline contacts since 2011\n10 adults a day now contact us worried about children living in a dangerous or risky home\nThere's been a sharp rise in the number of adults worried about children suffering or witnessing physical violence and emotional abuse in their own home.\nOur figures reveal:\na 75% increase in the last 5 years of adults concerned about domestic abuse, with 10 a day now getting in touch\n83% of contacts to our helpline last year were so serious that counsellors referred them onto external agencies such as the police or social services\nmore than half of these children we referred were under the age of 6.\nWe're launching a national TV advertising campaign on Saturday to raise awareness of what a child can achieve when freed from domestic abuse and allowed to dream.\nSigns that a child might be living in a home where domestic abuse is taking place include:\ndisplaying anti-social behaviour\nsuffering from depression or anxiety\nnot doing as well at school.\n\"There seems to be a lot of trouble in the family home. Mum and Dad fight a lot and I think Mum is being beaten by Dad. Mum seems to take it out on the kids. She\u2019s constantly slapping them, pushing them around and verbally abusing them. \"\nCaller talking to our helpline\nNews of the 5-year increase comes in the same month as the Crown Prosecution Service revealed that in 2015/16, over 100,000 people were prosecuted and more than 75,000 convicted for cases of domestic abuse. This is the highest volume on record.\nWe run a specially designed service called Domestic Abuse Recovering Together (DART) to help those suffering violence at home.\nIt provides a safe environment for children and their mothers to learn to communicate and rebuild their relationship.\nThey can also meet other mums and children who have lived through similar experiences, and share what they've learned.\n\"I'm worried about a young Mum I know. I\u2019ve seen her with bruises on her arms and legs and I\u2019m worried that her new boyfriend is being violent towards her. She has a baby at home who could be at risk if there is violence in the home. I\u2019m concerned that she isn\u2019t looking after herself and may need some support to look after the baby too.\"\nPeter Wanless, CEO of the NSPCC, said:\n\"Home should be a haven for children where they feel safe and loved and encouraged to dream big.\n\"It is vital that we don't allow children suffering by living in a home plagued by domestic abuse to remain in the shadows.\n\"Anyone who is either a victim of abuse, suspects it is taking place or is worried about a child should report their concerns to the police or contact the NSPCC. There are people ready to listen and do everything they can to ensure that the children involved get to grow up in a happy environment.\"\nIn 2015/16 there were 3,883 contacts made to the NSPCC Helpline by adults concerned about the welfare of children, compared to 2,223 in 2011/12.\nOf these 83% (3,240) involving 5,650 children led to referrals to external agencies such as police and the social services. More than half of these children were aged under 6.",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Degrees > Online Social Work Degrees\nAn online bachelor\u2019s in social work (BSW) program trains students for a range of entry-level employment opportunities in the field, while master\u2019s and doctoral programs prepare graduates for clinical social work. Both online BSW degrees and online master\u2019s in social work (MSW) programs allow students to obtain practical experience through a practicum or internship while they\u2019re in school. Master\u2019s degree holders with at least two years of clinical experience can pursue their state-issued license to practice social work in a clinical setting.\nIdeal candidates for an online social work degree are interested in pursuing advocacy on behalf of underrepresented and disadvantaged people. They should be sympathetic and sensitive to the needs of others, with an interest in justice and a desire to make a better world.\nOnline Social Work Degree Overview\nAssociate $6,396 22.76% 2 years $25,400 $33,300 9%\nBachelor's $15,188 9.06% 4 years $33,200 $45,700 5%\nMaster's $19,529 6.91% 1+ years $42,600 $58,200 4%\nPursuing an online social work degree can be rewarding at any level of study, and MSW programs tend to have the best financial ROI among online social work degrees. While the average degree cost is higher than for associate and bachelor\u2019s programs, MSW graduates stand to earn a higher average salary, with lower unemployment and default rates. Additionally, students enrolled in MSW online programs can gain the professional experience and training needed to qualify for licensing or credentials in their state.\nOnline Associate\u2019s Degree in Social Work\nMost associate programs require a two-year commitment. Graduates can expect to earn an average hourly wage of $14.32 in an entry-level or assistant position.\nPrinciples of Sociology, Interpersonal Communication, Group Dynamics and Counseling, Multicultural Issues, and Psychology\nSocial and Human Service Assistant, Community Health Worker, and Childcare Worker\n11% increase for Social and Human Service Assistant, 13% increase for Community Health Workers\nOnline Bachelor\u2019s Degree in Social Work\nA bachelor\u2019s degree in social work is often required for most positions in the field. BSW graduates have significantly higher earning potential than associate degree-holders, with lower unemployment and student loan default rates. They also have a wider range of career options involving counseling and education. Some bachelor\u2019s degree graduates pursue online MSW programs to advance their career or practice clinical social work.\nSocial Welfare and Social Work, Policies and Strategies of Community Intervention, Ethnicity, Race and Culture, and Human Behavior Social Environment\nSocial Welfare, Human Development/Family Studies, and Sociology\nSocial Worker, Substance Abuse Counselor, and Health Educator\n12% increase for Social Workers, 22% increase for Substance Abuse Counselors, 13% increase for Health Educators\nOnline Master\u2019s Degree in Social Work\nGraduates from online MSW programs are prepared to meet state licensure requirements and may also be eligible to practice clinical social work in their state. Job candidates holding a master\u2019s degree in social work meet the requirements for state licensure and supervised clinical experience. Graduates may also be eligible to pursue additional specialty certifications in the field.\nSocial Welfare Policy, Human Neuropsychology, Cognitive and Behavioral Treatment, Clinical Practice with Groups, and Mental Health and Social Policy\nRehabilitation Counselor, School Counselor, and Marriage/Family Therapist\n9% increase for Rehabilitation Counselors, 8% increase for School Counselors, 19% increase for Marriage/Family Therapists\nSocial Work Master\u2019s Degree Rankings\nCSULB offers online MSW programs that can be taken part-time in just three years. Students complete coursework on Saturdays for three academic years, spanning two summer sessions, using teleconferencing technology and two-way audio and video instruction.\nThough students can access Blackboard at their convenience, distance courses are typically delivered synchronously through web conferencing software. In addition to web-based coursework, field experience is also part of the program. CSULB places students in a local intensive experience during their final two years in the program.\n2 Fordham University Bronx $$$$$\nThe online MSW programs at Fordham University are open to students in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey. All required coursework and electives are delivered online, with additional required field placements arranged locally in the tri-state area. Students may choose a part-time or full-time study program; the latter option requires two years of study. Students may complete assignments asynchronously through the university\u2019s Blackboard interface.\nMaster's in social work online students at Fordham must choose a concentration in either clinical practice or leadership and macro practice. Qualifying transfer students and graduates from an accredited bachelor's in social work (BSW) program may be eligible for the online advanced standing option, which features a customized curriculum that can be completed in just one year.\n3 Case Western Reserve University Cleveland $$$$$\nCase Western Reserve offers an MS in social administration almost entirely online. The first provider of social work degrees in the country, Case Western has long been a leader in the field and the school provides a robust online program for distance learners.\nAll master's in social work online courses are delivered through Moodle's learning management system, and are completed alongside mandatory field work. CWRU\u2019s program is unique in that students are required to apply for the field experience as a condition of their admissions application. Available concentrations include:\nMental health with adults\n4 Catholic University of America Washington $$$$$\nCatholic University of America offers an online clinical MSW. The degree provides both foundational and advanced coursework in the clinical concentration. Here, students have the opportunity to request field placement in a facility of their choice as they work closely with the online MSW programs faculty to satisfy necessary practicum requirements.\nCUA emphasizes the importance of field experience in combining theory and evidence-based practice. Additionally, online MSW students are well-prepared for their licensure exam; 95% of CUA students passed the test on their first attempt. Online courses are delivered through Blackboard, with a focus on student-centered learning practices. Distance learners benefit from small class sizes and close mentoring from their online instructors.\nThe University of Tennessee's MSW provides students with several study paths. Online students may choose from among the full-time program, the advanced standing program or the extended study program. All options combine both asynchronous and synchronous online coursework and a mandatory field experience, though individual schedules and completion-times vary.\nDeveloped to accommodate distance learners, the master's in social work online at UT is taught by the same instructors as on-campus courses and follows the same format as the traditional degree. Online courses are delivered through Blackboard Collaborate, designed to facilitate distance learning through Tennessee's exclusive on-the-go app.\n6 Louisiana State University Baton Rouge $$$$$\nLSU\u2019s online MSW is similar to the residential program offered at the school's Baton Rouge campus, but with flexible start dates and programs of study. Online students may study full-time, part-time or pursue the advanced standing track; these can be completed in as little as two years, three years and one year, respectively.\nCourses are delivered asynchronously through Moodle, comprising 60 course credit hours and a required field component. Distance learners may enroll in the online MSW in one of six available start dates per academic year, completing modules in seven-week increments. Enrollment in the online MSW is open to students in most states throughout the country, though some restrictions apply.\n7 Indiana University-Purdue University - Indianapolis Indianapolis $$$$$\nIUPUI offers an online MSW through its IU Online system. Coursework centers on an \"advanced generalist\" concentration, designed to accommodate a variety of specialties and career opportunities for prospective social workers. Distance learners in the MSW program complete 60 total course credit hours, comprised of 19 courses and two field practicums.\nEach course lasts for 11 weeks and can be scheduled as part of a part-time or full-time program; students typically complete the degree in three to five years. IUPUI uses Blackboard Learn to deliver synchronous and asynchronous instruction. Besides the required field practicum, the school's only in-person requirement is a mandatory three-day orientation on campus during the program\u2019s first week.\nVirginia Commonwealth University offers an MSW concentrated in clinical social work practice exclusively for distance learners. The program is designed for part-time students, comprising two distinct sections in foundational and concentration courses. Distance learners complete 60 total course credit hours, with required on-site field internships during all four years of the program.\nThe majority of the degree is offered completely online through assignments in Blackboard. A few on-campus visits are required, however, including an orientation for first-year students and two in-person courses per semester.\nThe MSW online programs at UH can be completed in three-years. Coursework is facilitated through the Laulima portal, using interactive TV and other web-conferencing tools. Online students with a BSW may apply for the advanced standing track, which can be completed in as little as one year. The regular program requires two to three years of study.\nThe program sequence is identical for online and on-campus students, starting with foundational classes and then four semesters of mandatory field experience. Though mostly online, the program requires a combination of distance, hybrid and on-site coursework.\nAlabama's online MSW features two study tracks: the school offers a 42-credit advanced standing program for students with a BSW, and a 60-credit program for those without a bachelor\u2019s degree. Course work is primarily web-based, delivered through Blackboard. The program does require students to attend intermittent Saturday classes, which are located at regional campuses throughout the state.\nAdvanced standing students may complete the MSW online programs in as little as three semesters, while the 60-credit program may take full-time students two years to finish. Distance learners in the MSW program may choose from one of two available concentrations:\nChildren, adolescents and their families\nAdults and their families.\n11 Texas State University San Marcos $$$$$\nThe online MSW at Texas State University is offered as a part-time program. Students may apply to either the regular or advanced track, comprising 62 and 36 total course credit hours, respectively. Advanced-standing status enrolls students directly into the second-year of the curriculum.\nOnline coursework is delivered through the TRACS collaborative learning environment. Coursework dovetails with mandatory field practicums, which can be arranged at a facility near your home. As the online MSW is a part-time-only program, it typically takes students between six and 11 semesters to complete the degree, depending on individual requirements and your study track.\nThe online MSW at Cal State Northridge is a two-year, 60-credit program designed for full-time students. Coursework may be completed entirely online through the Moodle learning management system, and features both asynchronous assignments and pre-planned, weekly synchronous sessions. No on-site visits are required, though students must participate in a field experience during each semester of the program. Upon acceptance into the program, students are interviewed to coordinate placement into a local social work facility to satisfy the MSW online programs requirements.\nColorado State University offers a part-time online MSW designed for working professionals. Online MSW students may pursue one of two study tracks: the traditional or advanced standing program. Though most assignments can be completed online through Canvas, students are also required to attend an on-campus orientation and a few face-to-face classes in Fort Collins. This combination of online and on-site coursework helps students build crucial social and interactive skills.\nOnline MSW students at CSU have the opportunity to select their choice of electives from any course offered by the School of Social Work. Additionally, students are required to complete a field placement experience during each of the three years they're in school.\nThe online MSW at UND is only available to students holding a bachelor's in social work. Coursework is delivered almost entirely online through Blackboard, which facilitates live-streamed, synchronous classes in the evenings. In addition to online assignments, students are required to attend one on-campus intensive lab session during the first year of the two-year, 36-credit program.\nBoth the advanced courses and field education in the program are designed to fit an \"advanced generalist\" concentration, allowing graduates to apply the skills they've learned in the program in a variety of professional specialties and practices. All online UND students are eligible for in-state tuition, regardless of where they live.\n15 University of New Hampshire Durham $$$$$\nThe University of New Hampshire's MSW program allows students to specialize in several concentrations. Options include:\nThe program requires students to complete core curriculum and electives, as well as two field internships.\nOnline courses are delivered asynchronously through multimedia technology in the Canvas learning management system. The degree may be completed in as little as 28 months. By offering \"advanced generalist\" courses, UNH supports a range of potential field specialties and subspecialties in social work.\n16 University of New England Biddeford $$$$$\nStudents in the University of New England's MSW program can specialize in clinical practice or in one of a variety of macro concentrations. Options include:\nCoursework is delivered entirely online, though students must complete a field practicum to satisfy graduation requirements. Both the traditional and advanced tracks use Blackboard to facilitate the program's asynchronous instruction. Students enrolled in the accelerated track can complete their degree in only 16 months.\n17 Our Lady of the Lake University San Antonio $$$$$\nOur Lady of the Lake University offers two distinct master's in social work programs. The MSW concentration track is tailored to students holding a BSW, while the MSW foundation program is geared towards distance learners with no academic background in social work. The programs can be completed in as little as two and three years, respectively.\nOLLU\u2019s online MSW uniquely focuses on preparing students to meet the demand for qualified social workers in the Hispanic community. Online courses are delivered through the university\u2019s exclusive virtual learning system, developed in conjunction with a field education requirement that prepares students for specialized work.\n18 Metropolitan State University Denver $$$$$\nSpeer Blvd and Colfax Ave\nMetropolitan State University of Denver offers an online MSW in a variety of formats. Students may choose either the regular or advanced standing program, and within these tracks are various macro practice concentrations available.\nOnline courses are delivered through Blackboard. Affordability is an important aspect of Metropolitan State's program, and the school provides a workable model for distance students unable to attend classes on campus. The combination of online coursework and field experience prepares students to use their skills in a contemporary social work position.\nSaint Leo University offers an online MSW with a concentration in advanced clinical practice. Though courses are primarily self-guided in Blackboard, distance learners are expected to virtually attend weekly webinars and attend a one-time weekend seminar on campus. Additionally, students should be prepared to complete a field internship during regular daytime business hours as part of their degree requirements.\nThe MSW is a two-year program for full-time students. An accelerated one-year option is available to students who earned a BSW within the last five years.\nWashburn University offers a partially online MSW, combining virtual instruction and hands-on learning for prospective social workers in several specialties. Washburn emphasizes a concentration in clinical practice throughout its MSW program. Additionally, students are expected to complete a field practicum in a local facility.\nWhile many lecture courses in the MSW program are offered online through D2L, instructors emphasize the importance of building interpersonal skills through face-to-face classes, which are also included in the program. Distance learners are supported by a large team of academic advisors and tech services staff, as well as a mobile app that helps them complete assignments on-the-go.\nOnline Doctorate Degree in Social Work\nPh.D. holders in social work are eligible for senior industry positions. Many doctoral graduates become postsecondary teachers or assume an advanced management role, such as director of social work for a nonprofit or government agency. Those interested in earning a Ph.D. should have a particular career objective in mind.\nAdvanced Knowledge of Social Work, Applying Action Research, Contemporary Issues in Social Work, History of Social Work Education, and Interprofessional Education in Social Work\nProfessor and Human Services Director\n13% increase for Professors\nOnline Social Work Find Accredited Degrees\nFind Schools for Social Work\nOnline Social Work Choose Your Career\nAverage Social Work Salaries\n12% 649,300 Bachelor's State-specific requirements\nSocial workers and clinical social workers provide assistance to patients struggling with problems impacting their daily lives. They act as advocates for underprivileged adults, children, or families, and offer help finding housing, applying for food stamps, or adopting a child. Clinical social workers are specially licensed to diagnose and treat mental health issues. Positions in social work are expected to grow; as the baby boomer generation ages, jobs in healthcare are expected to grow particularly quickly. Prospective social workers should be empathetic, and have strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. Obtaining a bachelor\u2019s in social work degree online is sufficient for entry-level jobs in the field. Clinical social workers must have a master\u2019s degree, two years of clinical supervised field experience, and a state-issued license to begin practice.\n13% 115,700 Bachelor's Dependant on employer requirements\nHealth educators promote health and wellness knowledge, behavior, and programs aimed to keep individuals and communities healthy. These professionals act as liaisons between healthcare and social services providers and community members by collecting data, disseminating information, and implementing programs designed to promote healthy living. Employment opportunities in this sector are growing as healthcare providers and the general public explore how to reduce medical costs through preventive health and wellness care. BSW degree holders with exceptional analytical and problem-solving abilities are well-suited to this area of social work. Of these candidates, some may choose to specialize in a particular demographic, medical condition, or disability.\n22% 94,900 Bachelor's Dependant on employer requirements\nSubstance abuse counselors help those struggling with substance or alcohol addiction, or from related behavioral disorders. Professionals must be compassionate, patient, and have strong communication skills. Jobs in the field are expected to grow as health insurance increasingly includes mental health coverage. While a BSW is generally acceptable for most positions in the field, candidates wanting to counsel patients one-on-one should pursue a graduate degree. Private practice substance abuse counselors are required to be licensed in their state; certification requirements for those operating outside of private practice vary from state to state.\n8% 273,400 Masters State-issued credentials required\nSchool counselors help students succeed by assessing their abilities and goals and developing their social and academic skills. Professionals may choose to specialize in elementary, secondary, or postsecondary education counseling services. Online MSW students interested in this field are required to have 1-2 years of classroom experience and must undergo a criminal background check as part of the credentialing process. School counseling candidates should have highly developed communication skills and should be familiar with various learning disabilities and behavioral disorders. An online MSW and state-issued credentials are required.\n9% 120,100 Masters Dependant on position\nRehabilitation counselors help people living with disabilities overcome and lead productive lives. These professionals are typically well-versed in the core psychological and social adjustments generally needed among clients with disabilities; they may specialize in newly or temporarily disabled patients or provide youth or senior care. Though most jobs require a graduate degree, there are a variety of job opportunities available due to the opportunity for diversity and variety within the industry. Rehabilitation counseling is well suited to candidates with a compassionate, patient manner and acute listening and interpersonal skills. While some employers may accept a bachelor\u2019s degree, an online MSW is typically the minimum education requirement in the field.\nOnline Social Work Professional Requirements\nMost states require non-clinical social workers to obtain certification, and all states require clinical social workers to have a license to practice in their state; specific rules and regulations vary between states. The Association of Social Work Boards oversees four categories of social work exams for licensure: bachelor\u2019s, master\u2019s, advanced generalist, and clinical. Each test was developed by licensed professionals according to a universal set of qualifiers spanning a variety of practical applications and settings in social work. Prospective licensees should consult the ASWB for state credentialing information.\nBachelor's Social Work Exam\nThe bachelor\u2019s exam comprises four major subject areas of social work: (1) human development, diversity and behavior in the environment; (2) assessment; (3) direct and indirect practice and professional relationships; (4) values and ethics. The structure of this exam is designed to test the candidate\u2019s general knowledge of broad social work concepts, along with professional competencies and knowledge, and skills and abilities statements (KSAs). The test focuses on acute development of introductory concepts and assessment techniques.\nRequirements vary by state\nCandidates have four hours to complete the test\nMaster's Social Work Exam\nThe master\u2019s in social work exam tests the candidate\u2019s broad understanding of social work concepts, professional competencies and knowledge, and KSAs. The exam for master\u2019s students is organized into similar categories as the bachelor\u2019s exam (human development, diversity and behavior in the environment, assessment and intervention planning, direct and indirect practice and professional relationships, and values and ethics) though this test requires a rigorous understanding of treatment and intervention in action and direct practice techniques.\nAdvanced Generalist Exam\nThe broadest test, the advanced generalist exam features categories similar to the bachelor\u2019s and master\u2019s exams, but with a primary focus on professional relationships, values, and ethics. Additionally, the exam does not explore any one speciality in the field deeply, but instead tests the candidate\u2019s general knowledge of human development, diversity and behavior in the environment, micro assessment and planning, micro practice and social work relationships, and macro practice. The advanced generalist exam is intended for candidates aspiring to obtain licensure in their state for a niche or entry-level job in social work. This credential may qualify candidates for employment in a range of professional settings.\nClinical social workers are responsible for using advanced diagnostic and treatment methods, and the clinical exam helps evaluate the candidate\u2019s acute abilities in assessment, diagnosis and treatment planning, psychotherapy, clinical interventions, and case management. The exam also tests human development, diversity, and behavior in the environment (exploring the entire lifecycle) as well as professional ethics and values, including potential conflicts that may arise in this area.\nAdvanced Practice Specialty and Professional Social Work Credentials\nSpeciality credentials are available in a variety of areas to social workers who have already obtained state licensure and are otherwise qualified to legally practice social work. Advanced Practice Specialty Credentials (APSC) are aimed at social workers in individual areas of expertise, including treating a particular demographic (e.g. military, youth, and families) or providing specialized health care (e.g. addictions or hospice and palliative social work services). Other professional social work credentials such as the Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW) and the Diplomate of Clinical Social Work (DCSW) are exclusive to those who are members of the NASW. Speciality credentials vary according to state licensure laws and regulations.\nExam availability and times vary",
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        "raw_content": "R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813: PENSION PLAN FOR MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES\nPENSION PLAN FOR MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES\n1. This Regulation applies to by-laws that provide for pensions for employees or any class thereof and that were passed by municipalities and local boards under a predecessor of paragraph 46 of section 207 of the Municipal Act, as that paragraph read on December 31, 2002 and approved by the Ministry before the 18th day of April, 1962. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 1; O. Reg. 402/02, s. 1.\n2. A pension shall be limited to an annuity payable in periodic instalments at least as long as the employee lives and commencing on the retirement date of the employee or, in the case of an employee who is retired on account of sickness or disability, commencing within thirty-one days after the date the employee retires, and shall be provided out of payments by the municipality or local board and deductions from the salary, wages or other remuneration of the employee and the interest thereon. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 2.\n3. (1) Pension plans shall be,\n(a) by contract with Her Majesty in accordance with the Government Annuities Act (Canada);\n(b) by contract with an insurer licensed under the Insurance Act;\n(c) funded by agreement with a trustee being a trust corporation incorporated under the laws of Canada or any province thereof and registered under the Loan and Trust Corporations Act; or\n(d) by a combination of any of the methods referred to in clauses (a), (b) and (c). R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 3 (1).\n(2) A pension plan under clause (1) (c) or a combination of methods that include clause (c) shall, in the written opinion of a qualified actuary, be actuarially sound. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 3 (2).\n4. (1) Every employee who is employed when the pension plan comes into effect shall be given the right to elect to join the plan,\n(a) if the employee is then eligible, within a stipulated time after the plan comes into effect; or\n(b) if the employee is not then eligible, within a stipulated time after he or she becomes eligible,\nbut, if the employee does not elect to join the plan within the time stipulated, he or she shall not be entitled to any contributory payment by the municipality or local board under clause 7 (a). R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 4 (1).\n(2) Subject to subsection (1), every employee who is eligible, other than an employee who enters the employment after he or she has reached normal retirement age, shall be required to participate in the pension plan and to continue to participate during his or her employment. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 4 (2).\n5. Every pension plan shall require that to be eligible an employee shall be a permanent employee. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 5.\n6. (1) Each employee participating in the pension plan,\n(a) shall be required to contribute regular payments; and\n(b) may make larger payments than the minimum required by the plan. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 6 (1).\n(2) Payments shall be calculated as a percentage of the employee\u2019s salary or wage. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 6 (2).\n(3) The percentage referred to in subsection (2) shall be the same for all employees under the plan. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 6 (3).\n(4) All payments shall be made through the municipality or local board. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 6 (4).\n7. Contributing payments to a pension plan by a municipality or local board shall not exceed,\n(a) an amount that will purchase an annuity of $25 for each completed year of an employee\u2019s service prior to the commencement date of the plan, excluding any years of service prior to forty years before the normal retirement age of a male employee and thirty-five years before the normal retirement age of a female employee and including any years absent from his or her employment while in the service of Her Majesty\u2019s Forces; and\n(b) the amount paid by the employee under clause 6 (1) (a) in respect of service after the commencement date of the pension plan. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 7.\n8. The administrative costs and expenses of a pension plan under clause 3 (1) (c) or, where the pension plan is a combination of methods that include clause (c), the administrative costs and expenses of the part thereof that is under clause (c) shall be paid out of the money contributed to the plan. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 8.\n9. Where the employment of an employee by a municipality or local board is terminated before a pension becomes payable to the employee under a pension plan and the employee receives a refund of his or her contributions to the pension plan, the employee shall not be entitled to receive the contributions made by the municipality or local board in respect of the employee, except where the plan so provides and the employment is terminated because he or she is permanently unemployable due to mental or physical disability as established by medical evidence satisfactory to the municipality or local board. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 9.\n10. Where the employment of an employee by a municipality or local board is terminated before a pension becomes payable to him or her, the employee shall be entitled to the pension benefits payable to him or her under the plan in respect of the contributions made by, and with respect to, the employee except where,\n(a) all or part of the contributions made by the employee to a pension plan are refunded to the employee in which case the refund shall be in full settlement of the rights of the employee in respect of the period of service for which the contributions so refunded were made; or\n(b) the contributions have been transferred in accordance with subsection 117 (5) of the Municipal Act, as that subsection read on December 31, 2002. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 10; O. Reg. 402/02, s. 2.\n11. (1) Where a person dies before his or her annuity payments commence, the person\u2019s beneficiary named under the plan or, if none is named, the person\u2019s estate is entitled to payment in full of the person\u2019s payments to the pension plan together with the payments made by the municipality or local board on his or her behalf, with interest. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 11 (1).\n(2) Where a person dies after his or her annuity payments commence, the person\u2019s beneficiary named under the plan or, if none is named, the person\u2019s estate is entitled to payment of the amount or amounts required by the terms of the plan to be payable. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 11 (2).\n12. Where a pension plan provides that an employee may remain in the service of the municipality or local board after attaining normal retirement age, the pension plan shall provide that,\n(a) the employee\u2019s service shall be for a period of one year renewable by the municipality or local board for further periods of one year each;\n(b) the pension shall not commence until the employee\u2019s actual retirement; and\n(c) the employee may elect that his or her payments and the contributing payments by the municipality or local board shall cease, or that his or her payments and the contributing payments shall continue to be made until the employee\u2019s service terminates or until the amount at the credit of the employee will provide an annual pension not in excess of 60 per cent of the employee\u2019s average annual salary for the preceding three years of his or her service. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 813, s. 12.\n13. 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Where a pension plan is provided by agreement with a trustee, the agreement shall provide,\n(a) that the trustee may be removed from office on being given sixty days written notice with or without cause by action of the municipality or local board that appointed the trustee, which action shall be evidenced by a by-law of the municipality or a resolution of the local board, certified to the trustee over the signature of the clerk of the municipality under the Corporate Seal or over the signature of the secretary of the local board and delivered to the trustee;\n(b) that the trustee may resign at any time by giving sixty days written notice of his or her resignation to the clerk of the municipality or the secretary of the local board; and\n(c) that the class of securities in which the trustee may invest the trust money shall not include bonds, debentures or other evidence of indebtedness issued or guaranteed by the municipality or local board that appointed the trustee, except when invested in pooled or commingled trust funds. 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        "raw_content": "911 tapes released in sister's accidental shooting of 8-year-old boy in DeLand\nAn 8-year-old boy was critically injured when he was accidentally shot in the head by his 9-year-old sister in DeLand on Wednesday evening, according to police.\n8-year-old boy critically injured after 9-year-old sister accidentally shot him in the head, police say\nDeLand police released 911 tapes on Thursday that revealed the hectic moments that followed a 9-year-old girl accidentally shooting her 8-year-old brother.\nThe children apparently made their way to a neighbor's home, who then called 911.\n\"I have a young boy here ... and he's bleeding out the side of his head,\" the man said.\nThe neighbor repeatedly told the boy to stay still. A voice in the background could be heard saying \"I'm sorry ... I'm so sorry.\"\nPolice said the girl \"somehow obtained a handgun that belonged to a parent\" on Wednesday and was handling when it discharged, hitting the boy in the head, police said.\nThe boy was airlifted to Arnold Palmer Hospital where he was last listed in critical condition, said DeLand police Sgt. Chris Estes. The shooting occurred around 6:30 p.m. at a home in the 600 block of South Parsons Avenue.\nThree other children \u2013 ages 6, 5 and 1 \u2013 were also in the home alone at the time of the incident and were uninjured, Estes said.\nA 19-year-old woman and 15-year-old girl were supposed to be watching the children but had gone to a nearby store and were on the way back when the incident occurred, Estes said.\nWhen police arrived they found the boy in front of the neighbor's home. The 911 caller said he was trying to stop the bleeding.\n\"It's (the blood) all over his shirt and everywhere else,\" the caller said.\nThe incident remains under investigation, including if charges will be filed.\n\"The investigator's are continuing the all important interviews with witnesses,\" said DeLand police Deputy Chief Randel Henderson. \"Charges, if any, are dependent on what they learn and if the elements of a chargeable statute are satisfied.\"\nRecords show the police have been called to the home about 20 times since last year.\ndharris@tribune.com or 407-420-5471\n8-year-old shot by another child\nBoy shot by 9-year-old in Deland\nTwo injured after 75 shots are fired in Sanford, police said",
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        "raw_content": "Gas as an instrument of Russian pressure on Ukraine\nOn 26 January the Financial Times, citing a source in the Ukrainian government, reported that Gazprom had issued a bill for US$7 billion to Naftogaz for the purchase in 2012 of a smaller amount of gas than that agreed in their 2009 contract, due to a \u2018take or pay\u2019 clause. The same day, a Naftogaz spokesman confirmed the British newspaper\u2019s report.A Kremlin spokesman told the Vedomosti newspaper on 28 January that Gazprom had informed the Russian government of its action towards Ukraine and received approval. So far, the Russian government has not commented on the situation. Ukraine\u2019s foreign minister Leonid Kozhara and energy minister Eduard Stavitsky maintained that Ukraine is meeting the terms of the gas contract, and they described Gazprom\u2019s claims as unjustified. At the same time, they expressed hope for an agreement, and declared their readiness to negotiate.\nGazprom\u2019s action is not intended so much to get Ukraine to pay the amount it claims \u2013 which would be unrealistic, due to their different interpretations of the contract\u2019s provisions \u2013 but rather to use the matter of the undelivered gas as a key instrument for putting political pressure on the Ukrainian government. Moscow has consistently sought to force Ukraine to join the process of integration within the Customs Union. It should be expected that the Russian-Ukrainian gas dispute will continue to grow over the coming months, and that Moscow may also bring other instruments of economic pressure to bear.\nThe legal aspects of the gas contract\nRussia\u2019s gas supplies to Ukraine are based on the contract for delivery over the period 2009-2019, which was signed in January 2009 by Naftogaz and Gazprom, and provides for the purchase by the Ukrainian company of 52 bcm of gas per year. In April 2010, the presidents of Ukraine and Russia signed an annex to the contract (the so-called Kharkiv agreement), which changed some of its provisions (including the abolition of the draconian punishment for failing to collect gas). According to the agreement, Naftogaz may reduce imports of a fixed amount of gas (52 bcm) by 20%, i.e. to 41.6 bcm, upon agreement by both parties at least six months before the beginning of the year of the alteration. At the same time, the document allows Naftogaz to reduce gas purchases by an additional 20% without the need to agree this with Gazprom. As a result, the minimum amount of gas which the Ukrainian company must receive or pay for (with the prior consent of the Russian side) \u2013 on the basis of the \u2018take or pay clause\u2019 \u2013 is 33.3 bcm (41.6 bcm minus 20%).\nIn 2012 Naftogaz bought only 24.9 bcm of gas from Gazprom. In addition, about 8 bcm of gas was imported from Russia by the Ostchem Holding company, which is owned by the Ukrainian businessman Dmytro Firtash. This was possible because in April 2011 the Ukrainian government decided to abolish Naftogaz\u2019s monopoly on importing gas, which paved the way for the emergence onto the market of other importers of Russian gas; this in turn led to a decline in Naftogaz\u2019s market share. The Ukrainian company argues that it informed Gazprom that it would reduce its 2012 gas imports to 27 bcm. However, this has not been officially confirmed by Gazprom, whose agreement that Naftogaz may reduce the amount of gas it purchases is essential. This volume of imports would constitute a further violation of the gas contract, which sets the minimum amount of gas that Naftogaz must import (by arrangement with Gazprom) at 33.3 bcm. The Ukrainian side maintains that the total amount of gas purchased in 2012 by Naftogaz and Ostchem Holding (which totals about 33 bcm) is consistent with the minimum amount that Ukraine must buy from Gazprom annually.\nHowever, the Russian company has taken the position that Naftogaz was obliged to take delivery of at least 41.6 bcm of gas, but actually bought only 24.9 bcm. In this case, the total imported gas does not include the quantity imported by Ostchem Holding. As a result, Gazprom issued Naftogaz with a bill to the tune of US$7 billion as payment for the uncollected gas, which amounts to 16.7 bcm (the difference between 41.6 and 24.9 bcm).\nRussia\u2019s real goals\nGazprom\u2019s actions towards Ukraine are a result of the failure of the Russian-Ukrainian negotiations (which have been ongoing for several months) on both the change in the price of Russian gas, and \u2013 above all \u2013 Ukraine's possible accession to the Customs Union. Both parties seemed close to an agreement last December; a visit by President Yanukovych to Moscow was announced, during which a broad economic and political agreement would most likely have been signed. However, the visit was cancelled at the last minute, probably because Kyiv had failed to consent to certain points of the agreement (no specific details of the agreement as prepared are known).\nThe issue of payment for the gas Naftogaz has not collected is an essential instrument for Russia in strengthening its position in further negotiations with Ukraine. Moscow hopes that it will thus encourage Kyiv to make the expected concessions, above all to join the Customs Union; this move would block the signing of an Association Agreement with the EU, which is currently the most important objective of Russia\u2019s policy towards Kyiv. At the same time, Russia is aware of Ukraine\u2019s growing economic difficulties (the recession; the need to repay about US$10 billion in foreign debts in 2012; Naftogaz\u2019s enormous debt), and hopes that by exerting pressure on the Ukrainian government, it will force them to make far-reaching concessions.\nUkraine will not pay the bill issued by Gazprom, both due to a lack of funds, and to the belief that it is in the right. Despite this, it is now unlikely that Russian gas supplies to Ukraine will be interrupted. Ukraine is making its current payments for gas received, and in accordance with the provisions of the 2009 gas contract, the parties have thirty days to rectify the resulting disputes. If this has not happened after that period, then the disputes may be referred to arbitration in Stockholm; but the court of arbitration\u2019s judgement is very difficult to predict. The Ukrainian government would probably refer to the lifting of Naftogaz\u2019s import monopoly in 2011, argue that the total imports of Russian gas should include the quantity from Ostchem Holding, and try to undermine the \u2018take or pay\u2019 clause and the overly high price of gas charged by Gazprom. However, it seems that neither side is interested in bringing the dispute to the court.\nThe gas dispute is likely to get worse over the coming months, because Kyiv has declared that it intends to reduce its imports of Russian gas even further in 2013. Meanwhile, Russia sees gas issues as its most important instrument for putting economic and political pressure on Kyiv, in order to force it to accede to Russia's integration project. It is also possible that Moscow could use other instruments to pressurise the Ukrainian government, including the introduction of import duties on certain Ukrainian goods. 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        "raw_content": "Aging and the Crises of Meaning\nAccording to Statistics Canada seniors accounted for a record high of 14.8% of the population in Canada in 2011, up from 13.7% five years earlier. In future years we\u2019ll see a continued increase as baby boomers reach 65 and older. We\u2019re an aging population percentage wise. In the church we already recognize this demographic reality because a disproportionate number of our members are over the age of 65 compared to other age groups. In the past there was a high regard for the elderly. They were seen as wise and having experience to offer the younger generation. However this is no longer the case, at least here in Canada. Seniors are often considered a burden on the medical system and families, lacking the ability to contribute economically and having little to offer society.\nAs a church we find ourselves in a unique position. Each member of the body of Christ is indispensable, especially those that seem weak and dispensable. Therefor we\u2019re called to to take seriously the weaker members. How do we do that as Christians? The article below, taken from the Word & World journal, gives an excellent starting point for thinking about what it means to age and how we can walk with the elderly through the crises of meaning that occurs towards the end of life. Enjoy.\nThe Nurture of the Elderly",
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        "raw_content": "Steve Jobs: The mystery!\nI present to you one of the most famous images of Steve Jobs. It always makes me wonder.\nIt is not the eyes and that very subtle smirk on his face. It is that hand. That hand in front of his face, which seems to be supporting his chin. I have stared at it, and wondered, and questioned it. It baffles me. I have no answer to it, but I present to you a few theories:\n\u2013 He just had a zit on his chin and wanted to hide it.\n\u2013 He was developing a bald patch on his chin, and wanted to hide it.\n\u2013 His hand is making the motion ASIAN (desi) people make to indicate the word \u2018money\u2019.\n\u2013 His hand forms a triangle, which signifies the pyramids and the all seeing eye on top of the pyramid, and hence only fuels all the conspiracy theories about his products having a single \u2018i\u2019 in front of them.\n\u2013 His beard is not real, and it is a wig, and was falling off and he is trying to hold it in place.\n\u2013 If you look closely, it is evident that this is not his own hand. It is somebody else\u2019s hand. This is the only way he could allow his secret love-child to become a part of history.\n\u2013 Following on the other hand theory, Steve Jobs was asleep and the hand was required to keep him up.\n\u2013 He had just hurt his thumb using a hammer and had been sucking it. He only took it out for the picture.\n\u2013 He was giving a thumbs up and the picture was taken a few precious moments before, but turned out so good they decided to keep it.\n\u2013 He had ripped his shirt or dropped something on his shirt and was trying to hide the stain.\n\u2013 He had a coffee and the seat was steaming up his glasses, so he held his hand over it to stop it from doing so.\n\u2013 He was really mad at the photographer and was just forming a punch.\nI leave you with these thoughts. Feel free to add some of your own.\nPS. And yes, I know the Steve Jobs posts have been and gone, but here is my piece on it, which should hopefully be taken in the right spirit.\nPrevious story Plugged in, not charging!\nNext story Review: Staples Liquid Pencil\nthe one line this blogs is the represent the life of this person.this person was toooooooo much famous in the field of IT.",
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        "raw_content": "Your gift to the College lets our students thrive.\nWhy GESC?\nPursue one of the most valuable degrees offered at Pacific.\nDiscover Geological and Environmental Sciences\nKathy Giottonini\nPacific Geosciences Center\n1051 West Mendocino Ave\nkgiottonini@pacific.edu\nWelcome to the Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences. We take a broad view of the Earth and offer courses that develop a scientific understanding of our planet, its history, natural systems, resources and recent global change. Our students explore the origin of the Earth and solar system, the formation of continents and oceans, the evolution and extinction of life, the distribution and availability of water and natural resources, and the impact of humans on the environment.\nA truly distinctive and critical component of the student experience in our department is our field-based education that is designed to inspire in our students a lifelong passion for learning about the natural world. Indeed, our majors likely spend more time traveling to a range of regional and international destinations to explore the world beyond campus than students in any other program at Pacific. Recent field trips visited the Chilean Patagonia, Hawaii, the Colorado plateau and a variety of locations throughout the west coast of North America. Many of our majors work closely with faculty on award-winning collaborative research projects that advance scientific knowledge of the Earth. These ongoing research efforts can take students to exotic geologic locales, including western Ireland, Japan, the ancient Appalachian Mountains of upstate New York and the high Sierra Nevada.\nOur department offers a dynamic intellectual environment and a close-knit community that helps students develop a solid foundation for further study and prepares them for the amazing range of career opportunities available to Geological & Environmental students today. Some of our graduates continue their geological education in top-tier graduate schools and have pursued careers as university professors. Others have gone on to successful and lucrative professional careers in a wide range of fields, including government, geotechnical or environmental consulting, law, medicine and public policy.\nPlease take a few minutes to explore our website - you will find numerous photos of rocks, glaciers, rivers, mountains, fossils and the people who enjoy them. Within these pages and the links below, you will also find important information that pertains to courses, plans of study and upcoming trips.\nFeeling social? Find us on social media!",
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        "raw_content": "Blog, Glasgow Airport, Paisley, Paisley Visitor Attractions, People from Paisley, Press Release, Renfrewshire\nScotland\u2019s only direct flight to Guernsey announced for summer 2013\nChannel Islands Travel Group today announces the launch of a new air route from Glasgow Airport to Guernsey for summer 2013.\nIt means Scotland will be served by a direct link with the island, which lies just off the coast of Normandy, for the first time in several years.\nThe service will operate every Saturday between June 29th & September 14th 2013 using a 46 seat ATR-42 aircraft with a flying time of two hours.\nThe route will be sold exclusively by C.I. Travel Group\u2019s well-established consumer brands that include Airways Holidays and GuernseyTravel.com. It will also be used by Guernsey hoteliers who wish to offer their own clients from the Glasgow area a direct flight to the island.\nRobert Mackenzie, Managing Director of the C.I. Travel Group, said: \u201cWe are delighted to have concluded negotiations for the launch of a new service from Glasgow Airport to Guernsey for summer 2013.\n\u201cC.I. Travel has always had a strong presence in Scotland but it has been some years since Scottish visitors were able to travel directly to Guernsey. We believe that this new opportunity to visit the Bailiwick for a holiday and fly direct from Glasgow will prove very popular.\u201d\nAmanda McMillan, Managing Director of Glasgow Airport, said: \u201cGuernsey is a popular destination among Scottish travellers and it is therefore great news that they will be able to fly direct from Glasgow Airport next summer instead of taking a connecting flight.\n\u201cWe look forward to working closely with C.I. Travel to make their 2013 flight programme a success.\u201d\nHolidays can now be booked exclusively through C.I. Travel Group\u2019s website www.guernseytravel.com or via travel agents in the UK.\nFor further information regarding the contents of this news release please call 01534 496644 and speak to Robert Mackenzie, Managing Director C.I. Travel Group.\nFind out more from Glasgow Aiport www.glasgowairport.com\nhttps://i1.wp.com/www.paisley.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/guernsey.jpg?fit=470%2C280&ssl=1 280 470 Brian McGuire https://www.paisley.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/paisley-logo-trans.png Brian McGuire2012-11-22 12:47:552012-11-22 13:10:26Scotland\u2019s only direct flight to Guernsey announced for summer 2013\n\u00a3250,000 playpark improvement work revealed Renfrewshire Council Planning blueprint set to be unveiled",
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        "raw_content": "When All Earthly Hopes Fade, That Old-Time Religion Can Be A Lifeline May 26, 2015 Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry\nI\u2019m sure I\u2019m not the only person who can be aggravated by what is often described, not wrongly, as the pietism, quietism and even masochism of some versions of pre-Vatican II Catholicism and spirituality.\nAgainst a spirituality that looks at suffering as something to be accepted and borne quietly, I find myself kicking and screaming about the Biblical message that God\u2019s purpose is not to allow a select few to escape from this \u201cvale of tears\u201d to a place called Heaven, but rather of a good creation, beset by sin and death, where Christians are called not (just) to suffer, but to renew the face of the Earth and combat the powers and principalities. There can be a whiff of heresy there: sin and evil and death is no longer simultaneously an enormity and a great nothing from which God saves us, but rather tools that a strong-predestinarian God, a beyond-good-and-evil God, metes out to us according to His whim, and don\u2019t you dare dislike it, because mystery and anyway Jesus went through worse. That old prayer, \u201cGrant that I may love Thee always, and then do with me what Thou wilt\u201d used to give me shivers of indignation.\nBut, see, here\u2019s the thing. Conqueror-spirituality, put-all-powers-under-your-feet spirituality, that stuff is great when you have options.\nBut the thing is, sometimes you don\u2019t have options. Sometimes you\u2019re not just up to your neck in sh*t, sometimes you\u2019re positively drowning in it. Sometimes there really is nothing you can do. Sometimes the walls of the house just crumble around you, and you are just stuck under the debris. Sometimes the cancer really eats you up and there is nothing you can do, and no miracle is forthcoming. Sometimes you really are Job.\nWhen that day comes, all this hoopla about the Kingdom in the here-and-now really won\u2019t help you. In fact, it will make you feel worse. Because God is calling you to battle, and you\u2019re lying here in your gurney, bleeding to death.\nWhen that day comes, you will find incredible succor in that old-timey religion. When that day comes, when all earthly hope is gone, when everything is stripped from you, all you will have left is the hope that never dies, the hope on the other side of the veil. When that day comes, you might find yourself prostrated in front of an altar, tears streaming down your face, mouthing: \u201cGrant that I may love Thee always, and then do with me what Thou wilt.\u201d\nMay 28, 2015 A Quick Note About What An Anathema Does Or Does Not Mean",
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        "raw_content": "Toshiba Spurs Graphics Gadgets\nCameras and Phones Kick off March\n10 Amazing Gadgets You Can't Get Here\nToshiba's Qosmio Spruces up Net Video\nMay has brought a clutch of graphics-oriented gadgets from East Asia's electronics powerhouses including a couple of products featuring Toshiba's SpursEngine processor.\nThe SpursEngine is a graphics co-processor that features some of the same graphics technology found in the Cell chip, which runs the PlayStation 3 and which Toshiba helped develop. The chip is designed to run alongside a main processor and handle all of the heavy graphics work that is better suited to a multicore processor than a conventional CPU. It also has a hardware video encoder and decoder engine.\nElsewhere in our roundup Samsung's latest digital video camera has a function you don't often see on video cameras: time-lapse. 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They will cost from \u00a58,000 for the 2GB version to \u00a512,000 for the 8GB version and Sony has yet to detail international launch plans for the product.\nSamsung Electronics became the first major mobile phone maker this month to launch a smartphone based on Google's Android software. The I7500 sports a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 5-megapixel camera and 8GB of internal memory and will be available in major European countries starting from June. The mobile phone joins two Android handsets already on the market from High Tech Computer (HTC) of Taiwan, the T-Mobile G1 and the HTC Magic. Android handsets from other makers have also been announced. The smartphone can connect to mobile phone broadband services through HSPA (High Speed Packet Access) as well as Wi-Fi. Prices vary depending on carrier subsidy and market.\nMSI ultra-thin laptop\nTaiwan's MSI has launched an ultra-thin laptop to rival the MacBook Air. 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There are 42-, 47- and 55-inch models available with the largest set costing about 5.1 million won (US$4,120). It's available in South Korea only but the technology should be coming to LG models in other markets.\nSamsung SSD video camera with time-lapse\nSamsung's latest video camera based on a solid-state drive, the HMX-H106, is now available following its CES preview. The camera shoots at full high-def resolution of 1920 by 1080. It can also snap pictures at 4.7-megapixel quality. One of the more interesting features is a time-lapse recording mode that will shoot images at a predetermined interval of either 1, 3, 5, 10, 15 or 30 seconds and stitch them all together to make a video file. The internal 64GB SSD has enough space to store about 12 hours of video encoded in H264.\nLeadtek external SpursEngine processor\nLeadtek is showing off an external version of its SpursEngine-based graphics co-processor board. 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        "raw_content": "We were ransomed by His blood. From what? From death, the stronghold of Satan. Satan dangles death over our heads every day. If you\u2019ve ever been in the truck with my husband, you\u2019ll understand what that means. Every now and then I\u2019ll forget that I\u2019m the daughter of the King and will let fear grip me when it looks as though we are going to plow into the back of a slow motorist. I\u2019m not sure why I concern myself being he\u2019s been involved in fewer accidents than I have, and the fact that if I\u2019m taken out by death, I\u2019ll have uninterrupted peace and will no longer be in the clutch of Satan\u2019s kingdom. The only reason to fear death is if you haven\u2019t been redeemed by the blood of Jesus and accepted Him as your Savior from your sin. However, for those who have been redeemed, when Jesus comes to rule the earth, we will have the highest positions in the Kingdom and will all be priests and kings! 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Stay awake, be ready!\nAnd going a little farther, he fell on the ground and prayed that, if it were possible, the hour might pass from him. And he said, \"Abba, Father, all things are possible for you. Remove this cup from me. Yet not what I will, but what you will.\" Mark 14:35-36\nHave we, as parents done something wrong? A large part of the responsibility is laid upon us, but we need to stand back and take a look at the big picture. When the enemy attacks you, where are you most vulnerable? Issues of your family! If he can tear the family apart, he will accomplish everything he wants. It looks as though the enemy is having his way in our society today. He\u2019s made us feel as if some children are a mistake, therefore we abort them. He\u2019s made drugs easy to access so the minds of parents become toasted, bad decisions are made, and grandparents end up raising their children. Parents no longer control their children, the children control them. 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(NASDAQ: NAVG) (\u201cNavigators\u201d or the \u201cCompany\u201d) is a global specialty insurance holding company. We provide customized insurance solutions designed to protect clients from the complex risks they face. For more than 40 years, Navigators has added value for policyholders\u2014both in underwriting and in claims\u2014through the depth and quality of our technical and industry expertise. Industries we serve include maritime, construction, energy, environmental, professional services and life sciences. Headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, Navigators has offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, Continental Europe and Asia. For more information, please visit navg.com.\nThe Hartford is a leader in property and casualty insurance, group benefits and mutual funds. With more than 200 years of expertise, The Hartford is widely recognized for its service excellence, sustainability practices, trust and integrity. More information on the company and its financial performance is available at https://www.thehartford.com. Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/TheHartford_PR.\nThe Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc., (NYSE: HIG) operates through its subsidiaries under the brand name, The Hartford, and is headquartered in Hartford, Conn. For additional details, please read The Hartford\u2019s legal notice.\nAdditional Information Regarding the Merger and Where to Find It\nThis communication does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy the securities of The Navigators Group, Inc. (the \u201cCompany\u201d) or the solicitation of any vote or approval. This communication relates to the proposed merger involving the Company, The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. (\u201cThe Hartford\u201d) and Renato Acquisition Co., whereby the Company will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Hartford (the \u201cproposed merger\u201d). The proposed merger will be submitted to the stockholders of the Company for their consideration at a special meeting of the stockholders. In connection therewith, the Company intends to file relevant materials with the SEC, including a definitive proxy statement on Schedule 14A (the \u201cdefinitive proxy statement\u201d) which will be mailed or otherwise disseminated to the Company\u2019s stockholders when it becomes available. The Company may also file other relevant documents with the SEC regarding the proposed merger. STOCKHOLDERS ARE URGED TO READ THE DEFINITIVE PROXY STATEMENT AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENTS FILED OR TO BE FILED WITH THE SEC CAREFULLY AND IN THEIR ENTIRETY WHEN THEY BECOME AVAILABLE, BECAUSE THEY WILL CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPOSED MERGER. Stockholders may obtain free copies of the definitive proxy statement, any amendments or supplements thereto and other documents containing important information about the Company, once such documents are filed with the SEC, through the website maintained by the SEC at www.sec.gov. Free copies of the definitive proxy statement and any other documents filed with the SEC can also be obtained on the Company\u2019s website at www.navg.com under the heading \u201cSEC Filings\u201d within the \u201cInvestor Relations\u201d section of the Company\u2019s website or by contacting the Company\u2019s Investor Relations Department at investorrelations@navg.com.\nCertain Information Regarding Participants in the Solicitation\nThe Company and certain of its directors and executive officers may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies in connection with the proposed merger. Information regarding the Company\u2019s directors and executive officers is contained in the Company\u2019s Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2017, filed with the SEC on February 22, 2018, and its definitive proxy statement on Schedule 14A for the 2018 annual meeting of stockholders, filed with the SEC on March 29, 2018, as modified or supplemented by any Form 3 or Form 4 filed with the SEC since the date of such definitive proxy statement. Additional information regarding the participants in the proxy solicitation and a description of their direct or indirect interests, by security holdings or otherwise, will be included in the definitive proxy statement and other relevant documents filed with the SEC regarding the proposed merger, if and when they become available. Free copies of these materials may be obtained as described in the preceding paragraph.\nCertain information in this communication constitutes \u201cforward-looking statements\u201d as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements can be identified by the fact that they do not relate strictly to historical or current facts. They often include words such as \u201cbelieves,\u201d \u201cexpects,\u201d \u201canticipates,\u201d \u201cestimates,\u201d \u201cintends,\u201d \u201cplans,\u201d \u201cseeks\u201d or words of similar meaning, or future or conditional verbs, such as \u201cwill,\u201d \u201cshould,\u201d \u201ccould,\u201d \u201cmay,\u201d \u201caims,\u201d \u201cintends,\u201d or \u201cprojects.\u201d However, the absence of these words or similar expressions does not mean that a statement is not forward-looking. 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        "raw_content": "How To Install Water Heater For Home?\nA water heater is one of the most important gadgets in any house. But if you want to get the best outcome with it, then you need to install the water heater in a proper manner. If you are not sure how you to install water heater for home, then I can share a step by step guide that can help you in this requirement with ease. For your reference, I am sharing those steps below and you can get good result easily. Get all the essential tools: For installing water heater, you must need to get all the essential tools before starting the installation work. If we talk about the tools that you may need to water heater installation, then you will need a hacksaw, tubing cutter, wire brush, level, adjustable wrenches, welding torch, screwdriver and other similar things. If you don\u2019t have these tools, then you may not get the better outcome with it. 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        "raw_content": "Correctional officers stand outside a gate at the Utah State Correctional Facility Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2018, in Draper, Utah. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)\nWoman who helped kidnap Elizabeth Smart released from prison\nSmart was 14 years old when she was snatched from her Salt Lake City home in 2002 by street preacher Brian David Mitchell\nUtah \u2014 A woman who helped kidnap Elizabeth Smart when she was a teenager and stood by as the Utah girl was sexually assaulted was released Wednesday after spending 15 years in prison.\nWanda Barzee, 72, quietly left the state prison in the Salt Lake City suburb of Draper, avoiding a throng of reporters gathered outside, spokeswoman Kaitlin Felsted said. She did not disclose where Barzee was going.\nHer release followed a surprise announcement last week that Utah authorities had miscalculated the amount of time Barzee should spend behind bars.\nSmart, now 30, has said she was shocked and disappointed by the move and hopes Barzee will be closely watched and given treatment.\nSmart has recalled some of the horrors she experienced as a 14-year-old when she was snatched from her Salt Lake City home in 2002 by Barzee\u2019s then-husband, street preacher Brian David Mitchell. He entered the house through an open kitchen window in the kidnapping that triggered fear around the country.\nSmart said last week that Barzee saw her as a slave during the nine months she was held by the couple and encouraged Mitchell to rape her.\n\u201cSo do I believe she\u2019s dangerous? Yes,\u201d Smart said.\nHer father Ed Smart said Wednesday that he\u2019s glad Barzee will be watched over closely by federal agents during her five years of supervised release, but he\u2019s concerned about reports that she still believes Mitchell\u2019s ideas.\nMitchell\u2019s so-called divine revelations prompted her to help kidnap his daughter and even sit next to her as Mitchell raped her, so he\u2019s worried Barzee remains capable of abusing another child.\n\u201cMy hope is that she won\u2019t be a problem,\u201d he said. \u201cI think the way she treated Elizabeth was such that she doesn\u2019t seem to have any psychic impairment, and I just don\u2019t want to see her abuse some other child.\u201d\nSmart, now a married mother and activist for victims\u2019 rights, posted on Instagram over the weekend that she\u2019s fearful of Barzee and has taken precautions but refuses to let her release disrupt the life she\u2019s built.\n\u201cI lived in absolute fear and terror for nine months, no matter the outcome I will not do so again,\u201d Smart wrote.\nAs a condition of her release, Barzee was placed on the Utah sex offender registry, but her address was listed online Wednesday as the Utah prison. Authorities did not immediately return messages seeking details on when the information would be updated.\nBarzee\u2019s attorney, Scott Williams, has said his client has been diagnosed with several mental illnesses, but he\u2019s not concerned about her being a danger to the community.\nFederal agents have said Barzee won\u2019t be homeless but declined to say whether she will live in a private home or a facility. Her mug shot on the sex-offender registry shows her with a wide smile, blue eyes and chin-length grey hair.\nBarzee\u2019s niece Tina Mace said her aunt\u2019s testimony against Mitchell seemed like a turning point, but her mental state appears to have changed in prison. Mace said she\u2019s unaware of any family members who would give Barzee a place to live.\nBarzee will be under federal supervision for five years. She could be returned to prison if she violates terms that include mental health treatment and an order against contacting Smart and her family.\nSmart was found while walking with Barzee and Mitchell on a street in suburban Sandy by people who recognized the abductors from media reports.\nMitchell is serving a life sentence after being convicted of kidnapping and raping Smart.\nBarzee was treated at Utah State Hospital for about five years following her arrest. She testified in 2010 against Mitchell and was given a plea deal on state and federal charges. She was transferred to the Utah prison in 2016 after finishing a federal sentence in Texas.\nThe Utah Board of Pardons and Parole initially set a 2024 release date after Barzee decided against attending her own parole hearing in June. Her attorney questioned then whether the term included time Barzee had served in a federal prison. The board decided last week that she had served her sentence.\nNew York books editor out after backlash over Jian Ghomeshi essay\nNanaimo\u2019s Tilray pot stock continues rising, firm now worth more than $21 billion US",
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        "raw_content": "Can the Government reverse the UK late payment culture and help SME\u2019s cashflow\nLike the rest of us, the government is fed up with the culture of late payment. They recognise that this is preventing UK businesses, especially Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), from investing in growth. A recent survey undertaken last year suggested that late payment was a significant factor in 1 in 5 insolvencies.\nCentral government are big spenders with \u00a340bn a year spent on goods and services with an estimated \u00a34.5bn to SMEs. An additional \u00a34bn is spent indirectly with SMEs who work as subcontractors on government contracts.\nMany of us may not be aware, but in 2010 the government announced that its departments would aim to pay 80% of undisputed invoices within 5 working days. Surprised that this even existed? Well, this is a revision of a previous commitment to pay 90% within 10 working days.\nContinuing to set their targets high, the government also announced that the contractors they used should ensure that any subcontractors used by that contractor should be paid within 30 days.\nSo how\u2019s that all going Westminster?\nYou may not be surprised to hear that there doesn\u2019t seem to be clear answer. However, it appears that we can be sure 80% are not receiving their money within a week.\nWhen asked, SMEs that work with government have reported that in general, the government pays quicker than the private sector. However, they also say that, in about a third of cases, their public sector clients take more than 30 days to pay them.\nThe government have a duty to report their performance to the public and many departments have stated that they perform well against the 5-day prompt payment commitment.\nThe National Audit Office (NAO) have recently taken this to task and looked at 4 government departments. They found that the reported performance is skewed in their favour by a high volume of low-value electronic transactions with a few large suppliers.\nThe NAO found that the departments they examined take longer than 5 days to pay most suppliers, including SMEs. When measured from the invoice date, these departments took between 3 and 7 weeks to pay 80% of the value of paper invoices, the most common type of invoice used by SMEs.\nSo, what would the benefit be of the government sticking to this 5-day prompt payment commitment? According to the NAO they have estimated that suppliers could benefit from reduced interest costs of up to \u00a388 million a year. Practically, better cashflow, less time spent chasing debts and a harmonious working relationship would be a great advantage to SMEs.\nIt looks like putting this ambitious proposal into action might be a clash between the political will and the administrative won't. Either way, everybody recognising that better payment terms and cash flow is key to a healthy business is a good start in helping this economy recover faster.\nBy Stewart Goldsmith published this on Monday, 2nd March 2015 in: News, Opinions,",
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Gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists are also approved as pre-operative treatment for uterine fibroids but their use has been relatively limited due to side effects resulting from the suppression of oestrogen to castration levels (hot flashes, depression, mood swings, loss of libido, vaginitis and loss of bone mineral density).\u2074\nAbout Esmya\u00ae \u2013 all of which can compromise quality of life considerably.\u00b3 It is estimated that about 300,000 surgical procedures are performed annually in the EU for uterine fibroids, including approximately 230,000 hysterectomies. Gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists are also approved as pre-operative treatment for uterine fibroids but their use has been relatively limited due to side effects resulting from the suppression of oestrogen to castration levels (hot flashes, depression, mood swings, loss of libido, vaginitis and loss of bone mineral density).\u2074\nEsmya\u00ae 5 mg tablets containing ulipristal acetate, a new chemical entity, is a first-in-class, orally active, selective progesterone receptor modulator which reversibly blocks the progesterone receptors in target tissues.\u2075 As published in the New England Journal of Medicine, the 12 weeks once-a-day oral therapy (vs. injectable GnRH agonist) is effective to stop uterine bleeding, correct anaemia and shrink volume while preparing for surgery.\u2076 Thus, it improves quality of life and has fewer castration side effects compared to GnRH agonists.\nEsmya\u00ae is indicated for pre-operative treatment of moderate to severe symptoms of uterine fibroids in adult women of reproductive age. The treatment consists of one tablet of 5 mg to be taken orally once daily for up to 3 months. This 3-month treatment course can be repeated once.\nPEARL III and its extension were long-term, open-label, phase III trials of ulipristal acetate 10 mg, which were double-blinded and placebo-controlled towards the administration of progestin after the end of each ulipristal acetate treatment course.\nPEARL III study recruited 209 patients and investigated the efficacy and safety of a single 3-month open-label treatment with ulipristal acetate 10 mg, followed by a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled period of 10 days treatment with the progestin, norethisterone acetate, in subjects with uterine fibroids and heavy uterine bleeding. Results are under publication.\nAt the end of the PEARL III study, patients had the option to continue ulipristal acetate 10 mg treatment in the extension study. This comprised three additional courses of 3-month open-label ulipristal acetate 10 mg treatment, each followed by ten days of double-blind treatment with norethisterone acetate or placebo and then a drug-free period of no treatment prior to the next course. A total of 132 patients opted to continue medical therapy in the extension study. Pearl III extension assessed the efficacy and safety of repeated courses of ulipristal acetate 10 mg on uterine bleeding, myoma size, pain and quality of life. Results are under publication.\nIt is expected that similarly to the 10 mg dose, the efficacy of the 5 mg dose in the first treatment course will be maintained in the second treatment course.\nAbout Gedeon Richter Plc.\nHeadquartered in Hungary, Gedeon Richter Plc. is an innovation-driven specialty pharmaceutical multinational company well established in Central Eastern Europe and with an expanding presence in Western Europe in the field of gynaecology. 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        "raw_content": "Barcelona vs Real Madrid: the 10 greatest El Clasico moments\nOn Saturday 3rd December, will take place the match they call El Clasico \u2013 the fixture that brings together the two fiercest rivals in Spanish football. Barcelona and Real Madrid may be two of the most prestigious and successful football clubs on the planet, but that hasn\u2019t stopped one club\u2019s fans enviously casting their eyes towards their opposite numbers on a regular basis down the decades.\nAs you might expect, it\u2019s a fixture that has served up no shortage of legendary contests. 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At times, we\u2019re not quite sure how the winger got out of his old stomping ground in one piece.\nOne of the Dream Team\u2019s final hurrahs\nBarcelona\u2019s legendary period of dominance in the early \u201890s under the tutelage of Johan Cruyff came to a humiliating end in 1994 when they were mauled by AC Milan in the Champions League final. However, the 1993/94 season was another successful one domestically as La Blaugrana clinched their fourth consecutive La Liga crown.\nOne of the undoubted highlights of that campaign was a 5-0 walloping of their traditional adversaries, thanks to a hat-trick from Romario, a trademark Ronald Koeman free kick and a goal from substitute Ivan Iglesias.\nReal exact revenge at the Bernabeu\nIt wouldn\u2019t be fair to highlight the aforementioned astonishing result without also making reference to the 1995 fixture in which Los Blancos showed their ability to return a favour, racking up a 5-0 win of their own over their old nemesis.\nIt was another demonstration of the dramatic swing in the balance of power in La Liga from the Catalans to the Spanish capital after Michael Laudrup\u2019s switch between the two clubs \u2013 in effect, \u2018doing a Figo\u2019 before there was such a thing as \u2018doing a Figo\u2019.\nHowever, it was not the Dane but instead the Chilean Ivan Zamorano who grabbed the headlines on this particular day, netting himself a hat trick.\nReal extend their European supremacy\nIf you wanted to win the European Cup at any point during its first five years from 1955 to 1960, there was only one club for which you could play if you were to even stand a chance \u2013 Real Madrid.\nLos Merengues had been the exclusive winners of the continent\u2019s greatest footballing prize since its inauguration, and if you wished to see a demonstration as to why, you only needed to look to the team\u2019s demolition of Barcelona over two semi-final legs in 1960.\nBoth matches were a 3-1 success for the whites, with Hungarian legend Ferenc Puskas a particular tormentor due to his three goals.\nMourinho given a bloody nose in his first El Clasico\nReal might have felt that they had reason for optimism as new manager Jose Mourinho\u2019s first encounter with Pep Guardiola\u2019s fabled Barcelona side loomed. After all, no Los Blancos manager had enjoyed such an impressive start in the history of the club.\nAlas, it all went horribly wrong for the former Chelsea and Inter Milan coach on this day in November 2010. Xavi opened the scoring, then Pedro, David Villa (twice) and young substitute Jeffren added further goals in a stunning team performance largely orchestrated by Argentine maestro Lionel Messi.\nRonaldinho\u2019s masterful display\nThe Los Blancos faithful may have been hostile towards Figo, but the response to their 3-0 humbling by their rivals on their own ground in 2005 brought a very different reaction \u2013 of appreciation of the world-class player that had orchestrated such a thumping.\nThat man was, of course, Ronaldinho, the just-crowned European Footballer of the Year whose two goals \u2013 both achieved by cutting in from the left, easily beating Sergio Ramos and firing past Iker Casillas \u2013 were the perfect showcase for the Brazilian playmaker then at the height of his powers.\nRonaldo emerges from Messi\u2019s shadow\nAfter three consecutive La Liga crowns for Pep Guardiola\u2019s all-conquering Barca side, Mourinho\u2019s Real Madrid finally got one over their old rivals in the 2011-12 season, winning their first league title since 2008. However, for all of Real\u2019s consistency, there was a nagging suspicion among many observers that the Catalans were the better side.\nCristiano Ronaldo changed all of that with his winner against Pep\u2019s men at Camp Nou in April, for which he rounded Victor Valdes before making \u201ccalm down\u201d gestures to the crowd. Finally, the Portuguese winger was beginning to emerge from the unenviable shadow of Lionel Messi.\nMessi makes his breakthrough\nSpeaking of the Argentine genius, how many better breakthrough matches have there been than the El Clasico performance that the Rosario native delivered in front of his own fans in 2006/07?\nThen still just a teenager, Messi notched a hat trick, including a last-gasp goal to deny Fabio Capello\u2019s Real victory against a 10-man Barca. It swiftly made him the stuff of Catalan legend, but it wasn\u2019t that bad a result for Los Merengues either, as it arguably kept the Italian in his job and inspired the team to an unlikely La Liga title a few months later \u2013 David Beckham\u2019s first for the club.\nDiego Maradona rubs it in\nForget his controversial 1986 World Cup semi-final brace against England \u2013 for many fans, Diego Maradona\u2019s finest moment will always be the special goal he scored for Barca against their hated adversaries at their own ground in a heated 1983 Copa del Rey tie.\nHurtling towards goal, the controversial Argentine took the ball around goalkeeper Agust\u00edn and dummied his shot to deceive defender Juan Jos\u00e9, who ended up crashing into the post, helpless to prevent the forward\u2019s cool finish. 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        "raw_content": "QMU\u2019s Undergraduate Open Days - Thursday 3rd September and Saturday 3rd October 2015\nIt's that time of year again when we're on the look out for fabulous QMU students to carry out paid work at the QMU undergraduate Open Days in September and October 2015.\nThe Undergraduate Open Days are the biggest events held on campus each year. The Open Days present a great opportunity for us to showcase our courses, facilities, accommodation, campus, staff and students.\nA large amount of staff are involved, however, we couldn't run the event without the support of our Open Day helpers.\nIf you are outgoing, friendly, confident and proud to be part of QMU, then we'd love to hear from you.\nWe\u2019re looking for students to help with campus tours, assist people in getting to different parts of the event and generally meeting and greeting visitors. It's a PR/presentation role which will also help to give you event management and communication skills experience. It's a great fun event to be involved in. You'll be on your feet all day, but it's rewarding because you get great feedback from visitors and we'll pay you in cash at the end of the day!\nFull briefings/training/campus tour training will be provided prior to the event (dates still to be confirmed). We are happy to talk to you about the different roles that will be available. We will also need you to undergo some fire safety training on the morning of the event. The official opening times for Open Days are from 11am - 4pm but we would need you to start at 8am on the day. This will allow us to run over everything before visitors arrive.\nIf you are interested and are available on the dates above, please get in touch with me ASAP.\nIf you can pass us the following details, we can keep in touch over the summer about event details:\nPersonal email address (so we can get in touch with you easily over the summer holidays)\nAvailable for Thursday 3rd September Yes/No and Saturday 3rd October Yes/No\nE: jperkins@qmu.ac.uk\nQueen Margaret University\u2019s Marketing and Communications Office\nTags Undergraduate (UG) Open Days Events Public Event Employability and Careers",
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        "raw_content": "The Resume Place > Blog > Federal Agencies > Where The Federal Jobs Are \u2013 Department of Justice\nFEDERAL AGENCY SERIES PART 4: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ)\nWebsite: http://www.justice.gov/\nAttorney General: Loretta E. Lynch (2015 \u2013 present).\nDID YOU KNOW: The Heads of each of the other 14 Cabinet-level Departments are known as \u201cSecretary.\u201d As chief law enforcement officer of the Federal Government, the head of DOJ is known as the \u201cU.S. Attorney General\u201d rather than \u201cSecretary.\u201d\nHeadquarters: DOJ Headquarters, known as \u201cMain Justice,\u201d renamed in honor of former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, is located in Washington, D.C. The Department and its components have many other locations throughout Washington, D.C., the U.S., and foreign countries. For example, the U.S. Attorneys and their staffs operate in 94 federal districts throughout the country. 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Reduces the supply of illegal drugs in the U.S. and diminishes the violence and other criminal activity associated with the drug trade.\nExecutive Office for U.S. Attorneys. Provides general executive assistance to the 94 Offices of the U.S. Attorneys and coordinates the relationship between the U.S. Attorneys, organizational components of the Department of Justice and other federal agencies. (See U.S. Attorneys, below)\nExecutive Office for U.S. Trustees. Protects and preserves the integrity of the bankruptcy system of the U.S. by regulating the conduct of parties; ensures compliance with applicable laws and procedures; brings civil actions to address instances of abuse; secures resolution of bankruptcy cases; and identifies, evaluates, refers, and supports the prosecution of criminal bankruptcy violations.\nFederal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The FBI protects and defends the U.S. against terrorist and foreign intelligence threats; upholds and enforces the criminal laws of the U.S.; and provides leadership and criminal justice services to federal, state, municipal, and international agencies and partners. Employs close to 35,000 employees, including special agents, intelligence analysts, language specialists, scientists, IT specialists, and support personnel. In addition to the D.C. headquarters, employees work in 56 field offices in major cities and 360 resident agencies in smaller cities across the U.S. The Bureau also has more than 60 international offices in U.S. Embassies around the world.\nTIP 4: The FBI Special Agent position has very strict entry requirements, including age, citizenship, education and experience. Eligibility includes qualifying for at least 1 of 5 entry programs, possessing certain critical skills, and 2 phrases of testing if one is selected on the basis of their qualifying application. 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Teachers\u2019 free tickets will be placed amongst groups of students and must be used by accompanying adults only. Only available to UK schools and universities during term time,. Join as an RSC Education Member for just \u00a320 per year.\nIf you join as an RSC Education Member, tickets for UK school groups of ten or more students (aged 18 and under) can be purchased for all Monday - Thursday Stratford-upon-Avon performances for \u00a312.50 per ticket (\u00a316.50 for non-Members); UK colleges and universities (aged 19 and over) who are Education Members can purchase tickets for groups of ten or more for \u00a318 per person (\u00a325 for non-Members). Tickets are subject to availability and one free adult place is provided (and required) for every ten students. Adult free tickets will be placed among groups of students and must be used by accompanying adults only. 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        "raw_content": "San Francisco Family Law Blog\nSection 1500 of the California Family Code states that premarital agreements (or any form of marital agreement) can override the property rights of spouses prescribed by the state's statutes. The inclusion of \"other marital property agreement\" in the language of this statute opens the door to the possibility of a postmarital agreement. Like a premarital agreement, one created after you are married can redefine what constitutes marital property and income, thus protected any assets you may own (or acquire during your marriage) from becoming subject to property division should you choose to divorce.\nOn behalf of Ruben Law Firm on Friday, January 4, 2019.\nChild custody cases are difficult to predict due to the number of variables. No two cases are exactly alike, primarily because no two situations are the same. There are times when you might hear that the children will get to choose what parent to reside with during and after a divorce, but is this true in every case?\nWhile the court may weigh the wishes of the children when determining physical custody in California, do not count on a judge always granting those requests.\nContinue reading Can children choose which parent they live with?...\nYou will be glad to hear that states typically no longer compete over custodial jurisdiction. A federal law exists known as the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act that is meant to deter parents from moving away when they believe another state might favor their claims to custody. According to the website for the Judicial Branch of California, all 50 states recognize the authority of the UCCJEA.\nWhen you do receive money to care for your child, you can use it however you would like. According to LiveAbout, even though the courts will not tell you how you have to spend the money, your efforts to spend each payment wisely can minimize the financial stress you experience and help you to provide optimal opportunities for your child to excel and grow despite the changes in your family dynamic. Some of the expenses you may consider putting child support toward include the following:\nExtracurricular activities that require the use of equipment or supplies, as well as fees to pay for lessons for sports, musical instruments or other activities.\nDay-to-day expenses including food, clothing and transportation costs.\nMedical insurance costs or contributions to a rainy-day fund that can be used if your child is involved in an emergency.\nDaycare costs if you have a babysitter for your child while you go to work each day.\nAs explained by Bankrate, spouses should be aware that banks do not look at homes and mortgages as one in the same. They are, in fact, two very separate things. One - the home - is the asset. The other - the mortgage - is the corresponding debt. Both elements must be addressed individually during a divorce.",
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        "raw_content": "Two Different Weathering Types\nThere are two different types of weathering processes that exist and they are known as physical weathering and chemical weathering.\nPhysical weathering contributes to breaking down of rocks through the Earth\u2019s atmospheric conditions \u2013 temperature, wind, ice etc.\nChemical weathering is the breaking down of rocks using the atmospheric chemicals to do so. This process can become intense where the climate is hot and wet. All rocks on this Earth\u2019s surface go through a cycle known as The Rock Cycle where there is a group of changes that the rocks are forced to go through in a sequenced event.\nOnce the weathering process has come to an end, the leftover material is now soil. Depending on the type of rock that has been grinded down by the process will give you different types of soil. You may get basic soil to organic, most fertile soil.\nRocks You Say\u2026 What about Stones?\nTechnically rocks are stones, and stones are rocks! So yes they are both affected.\nRock (1) To the geologist any mass of mineral matter, whether consolidated or not, which forms part of the Earth\u2019s crust \u2026 (2) The civil engineer regards rock as something hard, consolidated, and/or load bearing, which, where necessary, has to be removed by blasting. This concept also accords with the popular idea of the meaning of the word.\nStone In geology the word \u2018stone\u2019 is admissible only in combinations such as limestone, sandstone, etc., or where it is used as the name for extracted material \u2013 building stone, stone road. It should not be used as a synonym for rock or pebble.\nThe Penguin Dictionary of Geology by D. G. A Whitten & J. R. V. Brooks, published in 1979\nRocks start out as Igneous rocks which means they have been formed by the cooling of magma and lava. Igneous rock is known to form underground where the lava is cooled much more slowly but when it is formed above ground, the lava is cooled quicker, forming the rocks faster.\nThe rocks will then take their next turn in the cycle by turning into Sedimentary rocks. Sedimentary rocks are pieces of rock that have been broken or chipped off of Igneous rocks and have found their way to the river.\nThe river will then carry them into the sea or a lake where the sedimentary rocks will gather at the bottom. As time goes by the rocks will build up in layers which is called sediments. The whole process is known as Sedimentation.\nThe final stage of the rock cycle is where we look at Metamorphic rocks. Metamorphic rocks are when the rocks have been put through extreme heat to enable them to turn into different types of rocks. The stage of Metamorphic rocks usually leads them into being very weather resistant and acceptable to all kinds of wear and tear.\nMetamorphic rocks are also given the names of marble, quartzite and others that are commonly found in art and building work.\nDoes Rustic Stone Memorials or House Signs suffer from Weathering?\nWe often get asked this question and the answer is yes. All our memorials, pet memorials and house signs suffer from both Physical and chemical weathering, but\u2026 in defence of stone! Its an extremely long process! All of the stone weathering effects you see in the images on this page has occured over million of years! We will be long gone before you notice these effects, also metals, wood and plastics are also affected by the impact of weathering.\nIf you need a memorial stone but you\u2019re unsure which material to use then we recommend you check out our blog post about the various types of memorial stones.",
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        "raw_content": "Redding Woman Injured in Douglas City Collision\nI\u2019m Ed Smith, a Redding personal injury lawyer. A Redding woman suffered serious injuries after being involved in a multiple-vehicle accident on a rural road near Douglas City on Sunday, April 8, 2018. Reports indicated that two other individuals sustained minor injuries in the crash. California Highway Patrol (CHP) released an accident report indicating that the collision occurred at about 1:55 p.m. The report states that Beverly Riddle, a 72-year-old resident of Redding, had been driving her Toyota Camry east along Highway 299 near Indian Creek when her vehicle traveled over the highway median and into the oncoming lane of traffic. The Camry reportedly collided head-on with a westbound Ford F-250 Super Duty pickup truck being driven by Gregory Pickle, a 60-year-old resident of the nearby community of Lower Lake. The collision caused the truck to travel off the side of the road and down an embankment on the northern side of the Highway. The vehicle overturned one time while it went downhill.\nCHP immediately dispatched emergency personnel to the crash site after receiving notification of the collision. Responders found that Riddle had sustained serious injuries as a result of the accident and had her transported to the Mercy Medical Center for treatment.\nPickle was found with minor injuries. The passenger of Pickle\u2019s vehicle, a 35-year-old Lower Lake resident, was also found with minor injuries. The vehicle passenger was also taken to the Mercy Medical Center.\nMedical officials have not mentioned the specific natures of the injuries sustained in this accident and updates on Riddle\u2019s condition remained unavailable at the time of this writing.\nCHP has said that neither alcohol nor drugs are believed to have been accident factors. Additionally, CHP has sugested that distracted driving may have been involved. However, an official collision investigation is still underway as officers attempt to fully understand what caused the crash.\nDriving a vehicle can seem like an automatic task, and many drivers make the serious mistake of assuming that they can divide their attention between driving and other activities. However, drivers who don\u2019t fully focus on the task of driving severely increase their chances of being involved in traumatic, and even fatal, crashes.\nA 2017 report from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) stated that nearly 50 percent of California drivers in a statewide survey reported being hit or almost hit by a driver who was either texting or talking on the phone. Ten percent of fatal crashes, as well as 18 percent of injury crashes nationwide, were reported to have involved a distracted driver.\nMore by Ed Smith, Anderson Personal Injury Lawyer\nRedding Area Car Accident Injures Woman\nRedding DUI Fatality\nI\u2019m Ed Smith, a Redding personal injury lawyer. Collision injuries often leave individuals with chronic difficulties. If you have been hurt in a crash, contact my firm at (530) 392-9400 to receive my friendly, free case advice. Also, you can dial (800) 404-5400 or visit AutoAccident.com to reach me.\nI\u2019ve practiced both personal injury and wrongful death law in Northern California for 36 years.\nTo read reviews from my clientele visit:\nI\u2019m a California Million Dollar Advocate. This indicates that I\u2019ve won or settled cases worth, at a minimum, 1 million dollars.\nSee my history of Verdicts and Settlements on this page.\nAutoAccident.com is the top website for vehicle accident and personal injury info serving Northern CA.\npic: \u201cbroken headlamp\u201d by publicdomainpictures through C-C0pixabay",
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        "raw_content": "Why We Send Our \u201cThoughts and Prayers\u201d\nAs another community reels from tragedy, terror, and grief, many of us are at a loss of our own: What should we say? What do we do? How can we help?\nWe too are in shock. We grieve for these families and this community. We want them to know that we care. That what they are suffering is unacceptable to us.\nSo, many of us send thoughts and prayers\u2013some of us quietly, in front of the news unfolding on TV, as we wake or climb into bed, in our homes or houses of worship. Others take to the airwaves, social media, and vigils to send support in the form of thoughts and prayers.\nIs this wrong? Is it presumptuous? Is it \u201cnot enough?\u201d\nThe truth is, it\u2019s not for us to decide. Ours is to offer and wait.\nThere\u2019s a reason our nation has taken to the time-honored tradition of offering thoughts and prayers in times of suffering and loss. We are a nation of many beliefs and different faiths, but we are all American. We care deeply.\nWhat\u2019s more, the offer of thoughts and prayers is a simple one, a quiet gift that requires absolutely nothing of the recipient. A gesture that says we see you. We care about you. We send our love and support from near and far, in the only way we know how.\nToday some people argue that thoughts and prayers are not enough. That now is a time for action. In the weeks and months following the tragedy in my community this was the case for some. For our families, it was not.\nPerhaps for some in the community of Aztec, New Mexico, rising up and making change at once will be the way. For others, giving back or finding faith will help. Some will choose a quiet retreat, some will focus on family, and others will return to work right away. People will choose a path of their own. Few will carry on in the same way or in the same time.\nFor our families \u201cthoughts and prayers\u201d made all the difference.\nOur daughters were murdered nearly five years ago, along with 19 of their first grade classmates and 6 of their beloved teachers at Sandy Hook School. The thoughts and prayers of our friends, family, and strangers sustained us like nothing else could.\nWe took your love in its many forms\u2013\u2013your cards and works of art, your poems and songs, your afghans and quilts, gifts, donations, and lovingly baked lasagnas, each making its own kind of difference. Yet it was the steady stream of thought and prayer that buoyed us through the long nights, heart-breaking decisions, and harsh realities that we had no choice but to face.\nWe felt your love and it made a difference.\nThe simple offer of thoughts and prayers meant that we needed only to receive, that we could reserve what energy we had to bear the weight of our loss, knowing that many good people stood beside us, waiting for us to determine the way forward from our deeply personal losses.\nWhen the thought of taking another breath or moving another step was overwhelming, this simple gesture meant the world to us. We were not alone.\nWe cannot know with any certainty how our thoughts and prayers will be received by these families, or this community, or the next; but one thing is certain: Taking the time to think of and pray for them before taking action may better prepare us to listen and follow their lead, to respect their unique wishes, needs, and individual journeys forward.\nThough we may never come to know a soul from Aztec, New Mexico, we know the power and beauty of the thoughts and prayers of others, so we openly choose to send ours. We know for some, they will make all the difference.\nTo the families, friends, and community of Aztec we send our thoughts and prayers.\nMichele Gay and Alissa Parker, Founders of Safe and Sound Schools\nhttps://i0.wp.com/www.safeandsoundschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Thoughts-And-Prayers.png?fit=940%2C600&ssl=1 600 940 SSchools https://safeandsoundschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/logo.png SSchools2017-12-08 02:33:242018-09-13 10:11:33Why We Send Our \u201cThoughts and Prayers\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "On August 9, 2016, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Arendi S.A.R.L. v. Apple Inc., Appeal No. 15-2073 (Fed. Cir. 2016). In the case, the Federal Circuit holds: \u201cBecause the Board\u2019s presumption that adding a search for phone numbers to Pandit would be \u2018common sense\u2019 was conclusory and unsupported by substantial evidence, the missing limitation is not a \u2018peripheral\u2019 one, and there is nothing in the record to support the Board\u2019s conclusion that supplying the missing limitation would be obvious to one of skill in the art, we reverse the Board\u2019s finding of unpatentability.\u201d\nThe Federal Circuit provided the following analysis:\n\u201cThe single question at issue here is whether the Board misused \u201ccommon sense\u201d to conclude that it would have been obvious to supply a missing limitation in the Pandit prior art reference to arrive at the claimed invention. It is true that common sense and common knowledge have their proper place in the obviousness inquiry. We stated in Perfect Web that \u201c[c]ommon sense has long been recognized to inform the analysis of obviousness if explained with sufficient reasoning.\u201d 587 F. 3d at 1328. And we stated in Randall that \u201c[i]n KSR, the Supreme Court criticized a rigid approach to determining obviousness based on the disclosures of individual prior art references, with little recourse to the knowledge, creativity, and common sense that an ordinarily skilled artisan would have brought to bear when considering combinations or modifications.\u201d Randall Mfg. v. Rea, 733 F.3d 1355, 1362 (Fed. Cir. 2013) (citing KSR, 550 U.S. at 415-22); see also DyStar, 464 F.3d at 1367. Hence, we do consider common sense, common wisdom, and common knowledge in analyzing obviousness.\u201d\n\u201cBut there are at least three caveats to note in applying \u201ccommon sense\u201d in an obviousness analysis. First, common sense is typically invoked to provide a known motivation to combine, not to supply a missing claim limitation. In DyStar, a pre-KSR case, we held a patent obvious where \u201call claim limitations [were] found in a number of prior art references,\u201d 464 F.3d at 1360, and a person of ordinary skill in the art would have combined the references to achieve a \u201ccheaper, faster, and more convenient\u201d process. Id. at 1371 (quoting Sandt Tech., Ltd. v. Resco Metal & Plastics Corp., 264 F.3d 1344, 1355 (Fed. Cir. 2001)). We stated that: \u201can implicit motivation to combine exists not only when a suggestion may be gleaned from the prior art as a whole, but when the \u2018improvement\u2019 is technology-independent and the combination of references results in a product or process that is more desirable.\u201d DyStar, 464 F.3d at 1368. Similarly, in Randall, we invoked common sense to vacate the Board\u2019s determination of non-obviousness where \u201cthe Board failed to consider a wealth of well-documented knowledge that is highly material to evaluating the motivation to combine references.\u201d Randall, 733 F.3d at 1356. There, the Board\u2019s decision to ignore the existence of a \u201cprevalent, perhaps even predominant method\u201d of achieving the limitation at issue was prejudicial error. Id. at 1363. Second, in Perfect Web, the only case Appellees identifies (sic) in which common sense was invoked to supply a limitation that was admittedly missing from the prior art, the limitation in question was unusually simple and the technology particularly straightforward. \u201cThe patented invention involves comparing the number of successfully delivered e-mail messages in a delivery against a predetermined desired quantity, and if the delivery does not reach the desired quantity, repeating the process of selecting and e-mailing a group of customers until the desired number of delivered messages has been achieved.\u201d Perfect Web, 587 F.3d at 1326. There, the missing claim limitation\u2014step D of steps A-D\u2014was nothing more than an instruction to repeat steps A, B, and C until a particular quantity of email was sent in accordance with the claim. By contrast, the missing search at issue here \u201cplays a major role in the subject matter claimed\u201d and \u201caffects much more than step (i).\u201d Appellant\u2019s Br. 24. That is\u2014if the search in step (i) is missing, then \u201cthe claims would be almost void of content\u201d because the premise of the patent is to use information in a first program to find related information in a second program. Id. at 25. Thus, the facts in Perfect Web are distinguishable from the case at bar and ought to be treated as the exception, rather than the rule. Third, our cases repeatedly warn that references to \u201ccommon sense\u201d\u2014whether to supply a motivation to combine or a missing limitation\u2014cannot be used as a wholesale substitute for reasoned analysis and evidentiary support, especially when dealing with a limitation missing from the prior art references specified. Indeed, we stated that although there is no problem with using common sense \u201cwithout any specific hint or suggestion in a particular reference,\u201d the Board\u2019s \u201cutter failure to explain the \u2018common knowledge and common sense\u2019 on which it relied\u201d is problematic. DyStar, 464 F.3d at 1366 (explaining our reasoning in In re Lee, 277 F.3d 1338, 1341, 1344 (Fed. Cir. 2002)). See also In re Zurko, 258 F.3d 1379, 1383, 1385 (Fed. Cir. 2001) (reversing Board where it adopted examiner\u2019s unsupported assertion that claim limitation missing from cited references was \u201cbasic knowledge\u201d and it \u201cwould have been nothing more than good common sense\u201d to combine the references).\u201d\nFor attorneys who practice in this area, it\u2019s good to note that the Federal Circuit is requiring the PTAB to be more specific in its analysis. It all sounds like common sense to me.",
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        "raw_content": "Thanks to the tremendous support we received in 2016, The Sandhurst Trust continues to grow.\nIn 2016 we disbursed over \u00a377,000, up from \u00a320,000 in 2015\n491 Officer Cadets received Adventure Training Grants totalling \u00a321,000\n\u00a315,000 was donated to the Officers' Association\u200b, providing welfare assistance to 23 retired officers\n\u00a34,000 worth of grants supported other activities at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, including the Rugby Tour and International Military Pilgrimage.\nWe ran 22 reunions and, sadly, four memorial services.\nAltogether, the Trust ran 133 events, up from 118 in 2015 and 109 in 2014, including the Thames Valley CBI dinner and Rolls Royce 20 Ghost Club event.",
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        "raw_content": "Home\t// College Savings 101 // Articles // Saving estate taxes with a 529\nSaving estate taxes with a 529\nhttp://www.savingforcollege.com/articles/saving-estate-taxes-with-a-529\nIn the time left before the end of this year, you have an opportunity to reduce your taxable estate by making gifts up to your $12,000 per-beneficiary gift tax exclusion. Many Americans will miss this opportunity. Once the calendar turns over, you'll have next year's exclusions available (increasing from $12,000 to $13,000), but you'll also be leaving behind 2008's unused exclusions.\nIf, for example, you have six grandchildren, you can gift $12,000 in cash or other property to each of them this year, or $72,000 in total, without incurring any gift taxes. If you're married, your spouse can do the same for those six grandchildren, and together you've removed $144,000 from your combined estates, along with all future growth of those assets. Your heirs stand to gain tens of thousands of dollars (or more) that Uncle Sam might otherwise claim upon your death.\nSo why doesn't every well-off individual fully utilize his or her annual exclusions? No doubt it's because most people don't like the idea of giving away their hard-earned dollars. To be eligible for the gift-tax annual exclusion, the gift must be irrevocable, and it must be made without any strings attached (except for what your attorney may be able to craft through a trust or family partnership). What's yours now no longer belongs to you, and that can be a tough pill to swallow.\nUnless, of course, we're talking about a 529 plan.\nWith a 529, you have the right to change the beneficiary to another family member, direct the use of distributions, and even ask for the money back at any time (subject to tax and 10% penalty on the earnings). Yet your contributions to the 529 plan are treated as gifts from you to the account beneficiary, and those gifts qualify for the $12,000 annual exclusion. It's quite extraordinary.\nEven more amazing is that you may elect to spread large contributions (as much as $60,000 per beneficiary this year, or $65,000 per beneficiary next year) over five calendar years for gift tax purposes. This is often referred to as \"accelerated gifting,\" and it's only available through 529 plans.\nPerhaps you're thinking \"so what?\" Thanks to the estate tax exemption, you may not expect your estate to be subject to tax anyway. The exemption against estate taxes is $2 million in 2008, increasing to $3.5 million in 2009. And in 2010, the federal estate tax disappears entirely. So why worry about it now?\nThere are at least two reasons to worry. The first is that the estate tax is scheduled to return in all its fury on January 1, 2011, with the exemption retreating to $1 million. The second reason is that even when an estate doesn't owe federal estate tax, taxes may still be owed to your state. This occurs in approximately two dozen estates.\nPerhaps Congress and the President will act to protect estates from tax after 2010, but neither candidate in the presidential race is supporting the permanent repeal of estate taxes. A 529 plan will continue to make a lot of sense as a way to remove assets from your estate without removing your ability to control those assets. Not to mention, it can go a long way in helping your children or grandchildren afford college.\nHere are a few additional tips concerning 529 plans and gifting:\nCount up all your gifts during the year when planning your contributions to a 529 plan. If you contribute $12,000 to a 529 plan during 2008, and make another $300 of cash gifts to your beneficiary in the same year, your total gifts are $12,300 and you have exceeded the annual exclusion. 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        "raw_content": "San Diego County Credit Union is helping local teachers teach students about money and business\nSDCCU is stepping up to help bridge the education gap so that kids can gain the skills they need for a successful future. For the second year in a row, SDCCU is partnering with that San Diego County Office of Education and the County of San Diego in support of Live Well San Diego to give teachers the opportunity to win the complete SDCCU Biz Kid$ Program to teach their students about money and business.\n\u201cSDCCU is proud to partner with the San Diego County Office of Education and the County of San Diego to provide teachers throughout the county the opportunity to receive the complete Biz Kid$ program,\u201d said Teresa Halleck, SDCCU president and CEO. \u201cThe SDCCU Biz Kid$ program is designed to teach students the basics of money and business. We are pleased to provide this valuable resource to teachers, which will lay the groundwork to begin building a successful financial future and enhance lives for years to come.\u201d\nNow through June 2, educators are encouraged to enter to win the SDCCU Biz Kid$ program. For official rules and to enter to win, visit sdccu.com/bizkids.",
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        "raw_content": "In the world of business, the executive saloon is king. But nowadays that\u2019s not just limited to the usual, German suspects. Volvo are now a big player, as are Lexus. And the Korean manufacturers in Hyundai and Kia, who entered the UK market with budget offerings, have upped their game in the quality department hoping to compete at the premium end of the market. I\u2019ve been very impressed with some of Kia\u2019s latest offerings, so I couldn\u2019t wait to see how their latest executive saloon would stack up to the competition. So before long I had a nice Optima on the drive. Time to hit the road.\nIn recent years Kia has really stepped up its game when it comes to styling. A lot of effort has gone into creating a model range which shares design features, as is becoming common place in the market. The Optima is Kia\u2019s answer to the executive saloon market, and the good news is that it does look rather executive. 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        "raw_content": "Athena Chhattisgarh power station\nThe Athena Chhattisgarh power station is a 1,200-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant under construction in Chhattisgarh, India. It is also referred to as the Singhitarai Thermal Power Plant.\n3 Citizen opposition\nThe satellite photo below shows construction activity at the site in Bade Dumarpali village.\nThe Athena Chhattisgarh power station is a proposed 1200 megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant in Bade Dumarpali, Kharsia, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, India.[1]\nOn January 15, 2009, a public hearing was held under the authority of the Additional District Magistrate, Janjgir-Champa. At the hearing, members of the group Jan Chetana pointed out that the Terms of Reference (ToR) for the plant required that a study cover an area of 10 km radius around the proposed site, but that the study actually only included an area of 7 km radius, thereby excluding the village of Singhitari. Based on this evidence, the Additional District Magistrate cancelled the public hearing. However, in August 2009, the Ministry of Environment and Forestry approved the project, clearing the way for construction.[2]\nAt this point, Ramest Agrawal, with help from lawyers with the Legal Initiative for Forests and Environment (LIFE) challenged the clearance before the National Environmental Appellate Authority (NEAA). As a result, in November 2009 the NEAA issued a one-page order stating that the proceedings of the public hearing did not have any validity. The NEAA then quashed the environmental clearance for the project on March 8, 2010. On April 5, 2010, the public hearings were held again 25-30 km away from the project site, and only 10-15 villagers were able to attend.[3]\nOn June 4, 2010, the project received Environmental Clearance,[4] which was renewed in March 2016.[5]\nThe power station was planned for completion in 2014,[6] but in April 2015 was still listed as under construction.[7] It is now planned for operation in 2016,[8] later pushed to 2017.[9]\nIn November 2017 it was reported that work at the site was on hold due to financial constraints. The commissioning date is listed as \"uncertain\".[10] The power station is one of a number of Troubled Indian Coal Plant Construction Sites.\nCitizen opposition\nAccording to the Environmental Justice Atlas, \"The ministry of environment and forest (MoEF) had earlier granted approval to the ACPL project. The matter was challenged in the National Environment Appellate Authority (NEAA) by the Ngo Jan Chetanaa. The group challenged the environmental clearance on the ground that the MoEF approved the project without considering the mandates of public hearing. The Public Hearing was held on January 15, 2009 but was later cancelled by the chairperson in view of the documents not being made available to the affected public. However, the National Environment Appellate Authority (NEAA) went through the video recording of the Public Hearing and was convinced that there was discrepancy in what was recorded in the minutes of the public hearing and what was spoken in public by the officials. In fact, it was observed that there was massive opposition of the public to the project. Based on the complaint coupled with evidence, the NEAA stayed the clearance; in November 2009 the NEAA issued a one-page order stating that the proceedings of the public hearing did not have any validity. The NEAA then quashed the environmental clearance for the project on March 8, 2010. On April 5, 2010, the public hearings were held again, but 25-30 km away from the project site. Only 10-15 villagers were able to attend the meeting. On June 4, 2010, the project received Environmental Clearance.\"[11]\nSponsor: Athena Chhattisgarh Power Limited\nLocation: Bade Dumarpali village, Kharsia taluk, Raigarh district, Chhattisgarh\nStatus: Construction on hold\nNameplate capacity: 1200 MW (Units 1&2: 600 MW)\nPermits: Environmental clearance extension, India MoEF, March 22, 2016\nJan Chetana\n\u2191 \"Pending application of IPP's up to 31ST July, 2011,\" Ministry of Coal, August 2011, page 9.\n\u2191 Kanchi Kohli, \"Public Hearings on Power Projects: Cleared, Denied, Cleared, ...,\" The Movement of India, July-August 2010\n\u2191 \"2\u00d7600 MW Coal Based TPP at village s Singhitarai, Benipali, Odekera & Nimohi, by Athena Chhattisgarh Power Pvt. 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        "raw_content": "Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal Would Reshape the Economy in 10 Years. That Could Shock the Energy Sector.\n\"The concern is that Ocasio-Cortez's plan to achieve climate goals in just 10 years will not only tee up defeat but unleash disruptions and unintended consequences that reverberate from U.S. power markets to Central African mines.\"\nWhy this is important: Effective policy making involves more than just proposing innovative programs. It requires the programs are justified scientifically and are an efficient use of taxpayer funds. As proposed, the \"Green New Deal\" does not satisfy either of these two requirements. A \"zero carbon economy\" is simply not possible given this country's energy and transportation needs. It also must be noted the federal budget deficit will be $985 billion for 2019. 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Herlihy\nThe Trade Numerologist: Coal Came Back from the Dead in 2018\n\"Even as U.S. and European miners endure bankruptcies, and regulations to cap carbon emissions, the black rock is gaining business in parts of Asia and Africa.\"\nWhy this is important: While coal usage in the U.S. has declined, the world market for coal remains strong and continues to strengthen U.S. coal company bottom lines. In the first 10 months of 2018, 40 percent of the world's electricity was generated by burning coal. That is the same level as the late 1990s. Fueled by increased consumption in Asia and Africa, worldwide, 1.2 billion tons of coal were exported in the first 10 months of last year. Three quarters of that total was steam coal and one quarter metallurgical coal used in steel making. The world's leading exporter is still Australia, at $42.2 billion, followed by Indonesia $17.2 billion, Russia at $13.7 billion and the U.S. at $10.1 billion (all Australian dollars). 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We will add you or your acquaintance to the email list.\nIf you have any energy questions, please feel free to contact us.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Original Stories Reflections In a Lake\nReflections In a Lake\n\u201cThere\u2019s something inside it,\u201d said Abel, looking into the water, not knowing that it was his reflection. Cain noticed the same thing, and raised his staff.\nThe image did the same thing. Cain stood waiting for the blow; his image did the same. Abel studied the surface of the water. He smiled, and the image smiled. He laughed out loud, and saw the other imitating him. As they walked away, Cain thought:\n\u201cHow aggressive those creatures are who live in there.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019d like to return, for I met someone both handsome and in good humor.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "There is more than meets the eye to finalists Croatia\nGetty https://images.performgroup.com/di/library/GOAL/62/d8/croatia-pile-on-croatia-russia_xjwrbsvzp6551bsii28nxls71.jpg?t=2117110276&w=500&quality=80\nIt's official, England are coming home but without the World Cup trophy. For their semi-final opponents, Croatia, it will be a historic milestone for them as it will be the first time; the country competes in a World Cup final.\nWinning football's showpiece tournament would represent the zenith of Croatian football and one that will forever be etched in Croatian football history. Before the semi-final it can be said that the British media unsurprisingly underestimated the Vatreni but there is more to Croatia than meets the eye.\nFirstly for a country that has a minute population of roughly less than five million they are truly a team that punches above their weight. More importantly, they inject hope into smaller countries that they can compete against the bigwigs. Having a 'golden generation' of players too does not hurt and this underlines the country's ability to churn out world class stars despite its small talent pool.\nDinamo Zagreb is one of the powerhouses in Croatia's top flight league and has consistently produced world class Croatian footballers. Interestingly, 13 of the 22 players in the national squad have been associated with the Zagreb club, including midfield dynamo Luka Modric.\nBut if Dinamo deserves praise for Croatia's excellent run in the World Cup, it also deserves condemnation for being at the centre of Croatian football's troubles. Indeed certain Vatreni players had invoked the anger of Croatian fans after a scandal had emerged related to former chief executive of Dinamo, Zdravko Mamic.\nMamic whose nickname is 'Mr Big'; denoting his significant influence in Croatian football, was guilty of using Dinamo to make money for themselves by depriving the club of funds from lucrative transfers and evading taxes. The scandal was brought on to the international stage when Croatian football supporters threw flares on the pitch at the Euro 2016 championships in France.\nCaught up in the scandal is Croatian captain Modric and Dejan Lovren with the former charged with perjury. On the other hand Andrej Kramaric had decided to not follow in the footsteps of his more experienced teammates and not give in to Mamic's demands, leading for him to be hailed as a national hero.\nSignificantly the scandal could have really derailed this crop of Croatian footballers especially with the players having differing views on Mamic. But instead of them imploding they have inspired and this only adds prestige to their victory over England.\nIndeed such scandals only reinforce the notion that Balkan countries are still in a mess and are still reeling from the wars that erupted, from the dissolution of Yugoslavia. More often than not footballers from these regions come from tough backgrounds.\nWhile some may view this as their Achilles heel, this writer believes that it has added to their resilience. Against England the Croatians played with humility and hunger compared to their more glamorous mollycoddled Premier League superstars.\nFor a country that only gained independence in 1991 this represents a sporting huge win for the nation since its previous 'golden generation'; reached the semi-final in 1998. Davor's Suker shadow has finally been lifted and come the final against France, this young nation could be lifting the World Cup trophy.",
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        "raw_content": "How to Plan the Size and Shape of Your Home?\nPlanning the size and shape of your rooms is undoubtedly, one of the biggest home-building decisions. You may plan not to exceed the square footage. At the same time, you may want your home to have that aesthetic appeal while ensuring it\u2019ll have a good resale value.\nHere, we have shared some tips on planning the size and shape of your home the right way:\nDeciding upon the size\nIt can be a challenge to determine what size of the home will be right for you and your family. To make an informed decision, consider these 4 factors:\n1. Family\u2019s needs and requirements\nIf you plan to live with your family, you may choose to build your parent\u2019s bedroom on the ground floor. Also, if you entertain a lot, then place the guest bathroom in the same floor as the living room. Considering your family\u2019s needs can help you easily choose the right floor plan.\nApart from your family\u2019s needs, you also need to consider your budget. The way it generally goes is, the more square footage your floor plans cover, the higher the costs will be. However, cutting corners, such as skimping on rooms, can reduce utility. Here are some recommendations on room sizes to give a general idea of what you may need:\nMaster bedroom: 200 to 600 square feet\nLiving room: 300 to 800 square feet\nKitchen: 150 to 300 square feet\nBedroom: 100 to 200 square feet\nBathroom: 60 to 150 square feet\nStaircases: 100 square feet per story\n3. Adhere to zoning limits\nThe design you choose may set limits to how big or small the house can be built on a particular lot. Also, while building your home, you have to ensure that you don\u2019t exceed the zone limitations.\n4. Designing for resale\nThe less unique the design and layout of your home, the higher are the odds of getting a good resale value. Most people prefer houses that have a standard design, thought-out layout of rooms, and most importantly, comfortable to live in.\nMaintaining construction quality and reliability\nWhether the home you\u2019ve planned is big or small in terms of area, it\u2019s a must to ensure quality and reliability in the construction. You can use SRMB TMT bars to ensure the same. Our TMT bars have superior strength and bonds well with concrete due to innovative rib design. Learn how our TMT bars can be beneficial for your home at https://www.srmbsteel.com/tmt-bars.\nYou can also use our free rate chart at https://www.srmbsteel.com/content/rate-chart to know about TMT steel bar price per kg/piece.",
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        "raw_content": "Irene A. Seesholtz (1925 - 2017)\nIrene A. Seesholtz, 92, of Hummelstown, passed away on Thursday, December 28, 2017, in her home surrounded by her loving family.\nBorn in Johnstown on February 8, 1925, she was the daughter of the late George and Ann Bellak Mlinarchik.\nIrene retired as a receptionist for the Hershey Convention Center where she worked for over 15 years. She was a 1943 graduate of Westmont Upper Yoder High School. After graduation, Irene moved to Washington D.C. to work for the FBI as a fingerprint analyst, even meeting J. Edgar Hoover while she was there. Irene was a longtime member of St. Joan of Arc Roman Catholic Church, Hershey. The most important thing to Irene was family gatherings and being surrounded by her loved ones. She was thrilled when asked to babysit her grandchildren and great grandchildren, and also enjoyed cooking and baking.\nShe was preceded in death by her husband, John G. Seesholtz; and seven siblings, John, Anne, Elizabeth, Catherine, Andrew, Mary Jane, and William.\nIrene is survived by three sons, John G. Seesholtz, Jr. (Loan Trinh), Tim W. Seesholtz (Linda Wikel), and David R. Seesholtz (Jenna); three daughters, Mary Ellen Seesholtz (Rebecca), Cindy A. Seesholtz, and Joan; a sister, Margaret L. \u201cPeggy\u201d Mills; six grandchildren, Brady Seesholtz, Laura Traina (Michael), David C. Seesholtz, Andy Good, Jennifer M. Seesholtz, and Jillian; and two great granddaughters, Brooke and Carly Traina.\nMass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Wednesday, January 3, 2018, at 11:30 AM in St. Joan of Arc Roman Catholic Church, 359 West Areba Avenue, Hershey. Friends will be received Wednesday for the visitation in the church from 11:00 AM until time of the service. An additional memorial service and inurnment will be held in Johnstown at a later date. Trefz & Bowser Funeral Home, Inc., 114 West Main Street, Hummelstown, is handling the arrangements.\nSource: www.trefzandbowser.com/book-of-memories/3382231/Seesholtz-Irene/obituary.php",
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        "raw_content": "Is video technology making us more vain?\nEarlier this week, a new report from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) came out indicating that chin enhancement was the fastest growing cosmetic procedure last year. While there could be numerous reasons for the trend, including aging Baby Boomers and people looking to get ahead in the workplace, there is another idea as well that may \u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Frank Auerbach: Paintings and Drawings 1954\u20132001\nThe paintings on show at the RA have an effect that it would have been impossible to anticipate; the grand space of the galleries and the juxtaposition of the paintings achieve resonance which would have been impossible in smaller spaces. The strength of the internal structure of the images and the opulence of the medium act compellingly on the mind. One has to focus on each painting without scanning for common denominators \u2013 they are mutually informative at a much deeper less conscious level. It is that level, as well as in more overt ways, that they are joined to the great art of the past.1\nThe retrospective exhibition Frank Auerbach Paintings and Drawings 1954\u20142001 at the Royal Academy of the Arts is the most exhilarating and brilliant exhibition I have seen for years. 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Kandinsky reflected anxiously in 1912 that, in depicting objects, one could never retain the vividness of their physiognomy; painting always weakened the resonance of things. Kandinsky\u2019s response had been to diminish the represented subject in favour of what he conceived to be the expressive properties of the medium \u2014 the move to abstraction. Auerbach\u2019s, on the other hand, has been to bring the physiognomic reality on the one to bear on that of the other. If complex abstract forms appear increasingly in the internal armature of the painting, they are never disengaged from the turn of the head, the posture of the body, the masses of a building, or the branching of a tree.3\nFrank Auerbach arrived in England aged eight in 1939 from Berlin. In her discussion of the effect of Auerbach\u2019s life on his approach to work Catherine Lampert writes:\nThose who watch Auerbach from close to see him acting by instinct and conviction, definite about some things while guarding the reason. Although such autonomy contributes to his energy, it may be due in part to ill fortune. In the tragic circumstances of the Nazi era, his parents, urged on by friends and a promised patron, placed their son, nearly eight, on a boat in Hamburg bound for Southampton. Miraculously he arrived in a country and at a school that nurtured his temperament. Bunce Court, the Quaker-Jewish boarding school founded by Anna Essinger, located in Kent in 1939 and then removed to safety in Shropshire, was both a nearly self-sufficient community and a place for individuals. Many students and teachers there had had testing experiences \u2014 separation, loss of career, divorce, a change of language, bohemian neglect. An unusually high proportion of alumni excelled in inventive professions, from structural engineering to film-making and music\u2019.4\nAuerbach moved to London after completing school, in 1947 and became a temporary student at the Borough Polytechnic Institute where he was taught by David Bomberg. He in fact continued to attend Bomberg\u2019s classes at St Martin\u2019s School of Art and the Royal College of Art. Like the other artists of his generation and slightly older (Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and Leon Kossoff) Auerbach spent a great deal of time drawing from the collection at the National Gallery. Of his lifelong dialogue with the old masters there he says, \u2018To remind myself of what quality is and what\u2019s actually demanded of paintings\u2019.5 Of Bomberg\u2019s role in his development he says: \u2018actually to apprehend the weight, the twist, the stance, of a human being anchored by gravity: to produce a souvenir of that\u2019.6 In his early work Auerbach chose the landscape of war-torn London and his friends. From the early work there is the development of a tragic air in a number of his portraits, an exploration of what the inner self was concerned with. In Head of Leon Kossoff (1954) the skull-like head pushes to the edge of the picture frame creating a great tension. The reduced palette is applied in thick and vigorous strokes; a Rembrantian gloom is achieved \u2018The averted gaze, a feature of most of Auerbach\u2019s heads, suggests an inner world of thought brought to the surface by long hours of sitting. The thickness of the impasto is testament to the efforts exerted by the artist.\u20197\nDavid Bomberg was an important influence as well as Auerbach\u2019s teacher. His views on art in relation to the development of self were particularly apt in the post-war art scene. For example, the gallery system was not considered by Bomberg to be the only way an artist could become established; there was the removal of an \u00e9litism in that he encouraged his students to exhibit alongside amateur artists at the Embankment Gardens in 1947 when the London County Council had its first open-air exhibition. Against Auerbach\u2019s personal loss of family during the war, Bomberg\u2019s words must have had a real poignancy for him at the outset of his career: \u2018It is the example the artist gives of fulfilling himself in his work that is of social use to others; for the man who solves his problems thereby involuntarily helps everyone else\u2019.8 Rosenthal believes that in \u2018conveying a kind of existential fear, Auerbach\u2019s paintings act as a therapeutic release\u2019.9 Together with Leon Kossoff, he decided to paint the rebuilding of London and drew in situ every day, \u2018In his paintings of building sites, he counteracted the abundance of mud and deep holes by deploying cranes and girders, as if they were pictorial lightning rods and \u2018lances\u2019.10 In response to the work of other artists he came into contact with in the immediate post-war years, Auerbach was dissatisfied. He stated: \u2018I felt there was an area of experience \u2014 the haptic, the tangible, what you feel when you touch somebody next to you in the dark \u2014 that hadn\u2019t perhaps been recorded in painting before\u2019.11 Catherine Lampert, herself a sitter of Auerbach for many years, in her catalogue essay Auerbach and His Sitters, describes his work following four years of drawing classes as \u2018bodies ferociously pinned down by drawn strokes, but emotionally remote, like primates. In the summer of 1952 he underwent a crisis that provoked the working practice of a lifetime\u2019.\nThe person posing for me was someone I was involved with, not a professional model, so the whole situation was obviously more tense and fraught. There was always the feeling that she might get fed up, that there might be a quarrel or something. I also had a much greater sense of what specifically she was like, so that the question of getting a likeness was like walking a tightrope. I had a far more poignant sense of it slipping away, of it being hard to get. I had done the painting in some sittings in a relatively timid way, that is I\u2019d tried to do one part and then another part, and save a bit. Then I suddenly found in myself enough courage to repaint the whole thing, from top to bottom, irrationally and instinctively, and I found I got a picture of her. And when I went into the College on the first day, I felt so disturbed at entering an institution that I went home at eleven o\u2019clock and, provoked by this crisis, repainted the painting of the building site that I\u2019d been working on at home.12\nThe painting E.O.W. Nude, 1952 is Stella West, his long-term companion, a widow fifteen years his senior with three young children. According to Lambert, the paintings of Stella, between 1961 and 1973 \u2018move through a process of what psychologists (and art historians) call displacement. The liquidity of the paint is at the centre of something almost alchemical in its ability to express feeling; a process that Auerbach takes, by himself, into virgin territory during the 1980s. The brushstrokes, in contrast to mass, manage to convert us, almost like a stigmatism, to truth. Rembrandt and Titian\u2019s late tonal paintings guided him, yet he began to act in a modern idiom, open to pungent attacks on our nerves as well as our acceptance of \u2018disorder\u2019.13 Auerbach\u2019s painting is characterised by experimentation, astonishing dedication \u2014 he works for 364 days each and every year- and a courage that takes him into darkness, and the unknown. Through looking at his paintings an overwhelming emotion is survival and truth, the solitary path to acceptance. Auerbach makes struggle seem normal without in any way glorifying it or belittling the pain. His insights are like moments of truth. Using a paint that sometimes resembles \u2018a strange ceramic or worm-eaten carving\u2019,14 lines that are jagged and inexplicable in themselves, he works tirelessly to evoke human pain and suffering through pigment and mass. No other contemporary artist does it so well. It is a celebration of the creative act, the sanctity of life, survival through adversity. Rosenthal points out that Auerbach describes the feeling of survival after his experiences as \u2018not joy, but sadness, but wrath and anger. I looked up once more and saw that a dark and menacing cloud had appeared in the sky. I felt that this cloud above us would never disappear, it would stay there all our lives\u2019. Rosenthal continues \u2018Auerbach\u2019s paintings are expressions of love and attachment to their subjects, and yet there is always something slightly threatening about the atmosphere they convey\u2019.15\nAuerbach\u2019s remarkable paintings; his decisive compositional devices, and his ability to pierce the object with a formidable investigative talent, are constantly informed by his drawing.\nI go out each morning and draw. I can\u2019t really start a painting in the morning until I\u2019ve done a drawing\u2026.I feel dissatisfied with what I\u2019m doing, so I go out and try to notice some fact I haven\u2019t seen before, and once I\u2019ve been provided with a reason for changing my picture, I can come back to the studio and change it\u2026usually it is a new sensation of proportion or connection, often revealed by the light.16\nDrawing is an essential part of his working method as well as an end in itself. He sketches in the landscape and in front of old and modern masters; in turn the drawings are taken back to the studio where they are used to solve compositional problems. A landscape painting may require as many as 200 sketches; paintings and finished drawings of people, however do not require any direct, preliminary sketches. In the studio, the landscape sketches recall \u2018what it was actually like to draw there that morning\u2026what I see is what I was looking at when I did the drawing and it reminds me of it. That\u2019s what it was for. I see the sunlight and the trees and the hill so I paint from these by looking at the drawing\u2026 I\u2019m looking at black-and-white drawings and the lines signal colour to me\u2019.17 Isabel Carlisle writes:\nThe finished charcoal or pencil drawings that Auerbach has made of his sitters testify to the daily crises in his art. In some, such as Head of Julia (1960), the paper has been erased so often that it has completely given way and had to be patched. In almost all, the dust of the charcoal or graphite has sunk in too far to be eliminated, softening the light from white to silver, while the faint criss-crossing of unwanted lines brings a vibrant energy to the heads. More visibly than in the paintings, the final image is the summation of the many rejected attempts that make it possible. It is as if the crisis has to be provoked daily to move the art forward so that a new and previously unexpressed meaning can be forced from the subject.18\nAuerbach is, as Rosenthal has observed, both modern and part of the classical tradition of portraiture and landscape painting. \u2018In spite of his surface wildness and the thickness of his paint (or in the case of thinner canvases paint that has been scraped off where it has previously covered the surface), there is a sense of rightness that gives each mark, each stroke, an emotionally laden meaning that strives towards a truthful representation of the subject, an aim which Walter Sickert \u2014 another of Auerbach\u2019s English heroes \u2014 called \u2018the interpretation of ready-made life\u2019.\u201919 Frank Auerbach is a truly inspiring artist and this exhibition at the Royal Academy does his journey and his genius absolute justice.\nMichael Podro, \u2018Frank Auerbach\u2019, Times Literary Supplement, London, 21 September 2001, p.19.\nIntroduction in Frank Auerbach, Exhibition Catalogue, Marlborough-Gerson Gallery, London, Sept-Oct. 1969.\nPodro, TLS, op. cit., p.18.\nCatherine Lampert, \u2018Auerbach and His Sitters\u2019, Frank Auerbach: Paintings and Drawings, 1954-2001, Royal Academy of the Arts, London, 2001, p.20.\nQuoted by Isabel Carlisle, \u2018Early Works: 1954-1970\u2019, ibid, p. 34.\nCarlisle, ibid., p. 34.\nBomberg quoted by Lampert, op. cit., p. 21.\nNorman Rosenthal, \u2018Auerbach and His History\u2019, ibid., p. 12.\nLampert, op. cit., p.21.\nQuoted ibid, p. 23.\nQuoted ibid, p.23.\nRosenthal, op. cit., p. 12.\nQuoted by Carlisle, \u2018Drawings\u2019, ibid, p. 124.",
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        "raw_content": "No Clients, Chickens or Eggs, and the Walking Dead\nI always find it sad to hear about an entrepreneur on the verge of losing their business.\nI\u2019ve been there. When you\u2019ve put years into something, the feeling of loss can be devastating.\nA nearby engineering firm used to employ close to 10 people. Last time we talked to them, they were down to two clients and two employees; part-time. They don\u2019t even have a website. When times were good, they sold on the strength of their network and referrals. Now the owner was willing to spend some money on marketing to try to reach new opportunities.\nThey just found out they might lose one of their last clients.\nThe owner was despondent.\nHe needs clients desperately but is in the position of having no cash to pay for marketing or sales. He said, \u201cIt is a chicken and egg situation.\u201d\nIn reality, it is a \u201cWe don\u2019t have a chicken or an egg situation.\u201d\nThe market has neither chickens nor eggs. The entrepreneur is relying totally on luck and external factors to turn things around. Other than hustle and hope they have nothing.\nThey are the walking dead.\nObviously, you want to spend on marketing and sales before you get into this situation. However, when you are losing money, the tendency is to cut back to last a bit longer. This approach is natural but is also flawed.\nThe answer is not always spending on marketing (or sales) though.\nI\u2019ve seen totally dead real estate markets. Nothing was moving.\nIf no one is buying, you don\u2019t have a viable market for your product or service. Your only choice is to find a viable market or find a different thing to sell.\nOnly when you\u2019ve solved that problem does it make sense to spend on marketing.\nEither way, you have to move fast. Walking just won\u2019t do.\nBy Doug Wagner|2017-04-12T11:15:13+00:00January 31st, 2017|Categories: Doug's Blog|",
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        "raw_content": "TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR PASSENGERS (ADRIATIC SEA)\nPassengers, their luggage and accompanied vehicles are carried subject to the International Treaties and Conventions, the Greek Private Maritime Code and the general conditions of carriage of the Superfast Ferries, Blue Star Ferries or Anek Lines Vessels (hereinafter the \u201cVessel/Vessels\u201d) as these conditions (collectively referred to as \u201cGeneral Terms and Conditions\u201d) were determined by the Managers of the Vessels acting on behalf of the Ship Owners of the Vessels (hereinafter the Managers and the Ship Owners together referred to as \u201cthe Company\u201d). These General Terms and Conditions include exclusions and limitations of carriers\u2019 liability for death, illness or for damage to or loss of vehicles and luggage or for delay or deviation. Copies of the General Terms and Conditions of carriage of the Company are available upon request.\nTimetables - Fares\nFares and timetables listed in this catalogue are based on conditions existing at the time of print. If any conditions should change after the time of print, the Company reserves the right to make changes to the timetable, the fares and the routes or to refrain from contractual obligations without prior notice. The Company however is not liable for any damages resulting thereof. The aforementioned conditions include any kind of unforeseeable circumstances like an increase in fuel prices or currency fluctuation. In the unlikely event that contractual obligations may not be fulfilled, the customer is entitled to a full refund of payments made. The Company cannot be held liable for any delays caused by third parties, port authorities, or extreme and unusual weather conditions. Schedules are subject to change without prior notice.\nIn compliance with international SOLAS regulations and EU Law (Council Directive 98/41/EC of 18 June 1998) passengers are required to supply the following information during reservation: Name and Surname, Gender, Nationality, Date of birth, Contact phone number, Type and registration number of vehicle (if applicable).\nPassengers from non-European Union (and non-Schengen) countries are required to supply the following additional information: Passport number and expiry date, Visa expiry date (if required).\nTickets are valid for one year from the date of issuance except for tickets that have restricted validity. A ticket is not transferable unless otherwise provided by law. The person allowed to travel is the person named on the ticket (passage contract). The Company reserves the right to request passengers to present valid identification documents before travelling and will not be held liable if a passenger -other than the person entitled to travel under a ticket- who has presented identification documents to the Company -corresponding to the passenger named on the ticket has travelled and/or has been reimbursed.\nThe fares of tickets purchased in other countries or onboard may differ due to fluctuations in the exchange rate.\nCancellations - Refunds\nCancellations can be made at the Travel Agency, Port Agency, Premium Sales Agent or at the offices of the Company where reservation and payment were made. Depending on the time of cancellation the following amounts are refunded (special offers excluded):\nA 100% refund, up to 22 days prior to departure.\nA 80% refund, from 21 days up to 8 days prior to departure.\nA 50% refund, from 7 days to 24 hours prior to departure.\nThe Company has no obligation to refund in case of cancellations made less than 24 hours prior to ship\u2019s departure or if the passenger does not report at check-in.\nTickets can be converted to OPEN date tickets or to another departure date. If these tickets are cancelled, the date the tickets have been converted to open date or to another departure date is considered as the date of cancellation and the refund is calculated in relation to the original travel date. OPEN return date tickets, originally issued as open, not converted to open, are refunded, if cancelled, with a 100% refund (the open return crossing).\n\u2022 In the event of a partial cancellation of a round trip of which one crossing has been completed, the passenger will be refunded as above (based on the time of cancellation) for the crossing that is not completed.\n\u2022 In the event of a whole cancellation of a round trip, the passenger will be refunded as above (based on the time of cancellation).\nA request for refund must be made in writing. Cancellations and refunds can only be settled through the Travel Agency, Premium Sales Agent or offices of the Company, where tickets were issued. Port Agencies may cancel a ticket once check-in has been finalized but cannot refund money. The Company is entitled to retain the total value of ticket if the passenger interrupts his voyage at an intermediate port, unless the interruption is due to illness, accident or force majeure.\nOpen tickets are valid for one year from the date of issue (not print). Passengers with an open return ticket must reserve their return journey well in advance through the Travel Agency, Premium Sales Agent, Port Agent or the offices of the Company, where reservation and payment were made. Open Return fares are always calculated on the basis of the low season fare. In the event that a passenger travels in shoulder or high season or during a period in which a new tariff is in force, then the difference between the current and the pre-paid fare has to be paid by the passenger. The Company cannot always secure the reservation of the passengers on their desired travel dates or accommodation type. Alternative travel dates or accommodation types may be offered.\nIn case of a lost ticket the passenger must immediately notify the issuing Travel Agent, Premium Sales Agent, Port Agent or the Company. The reprinted ticket can only be picked up by the travelling passenger with valid identification at the port of departure.\nNote: At check-in, all passengers must provide a valid identification card or passport.\nValid proof may be required by the Company for discounted fares e.g.: a) infants, b) children, c) senior citizens, d) students, e) youths f) members of automobile associations & camping clubs g) Aneksmart or Seasmiles loyalty club members. Discounts should be claimed upon reservation. After the voyage, no fare may be refunded.\nGroup fares can be requested through the Company, Travel Agencies and Premium Sales Agents. A group consists of minimum 16 passengers. For the period from 15/07 until 15/09 a group consists of minimum 20 passengers.\nThe Company does not accept reservations for children under 15-years of age who are not accompanied by adults. Reservations for young people between 15 to 18-years of age can be accepted upon specific written permission by the parent or legal guardian for the unaccompanied voyage. Appropriate forms are available at the offices of the Company (customer service, tel.: +30 210 89 19 010, e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.\nfor Superfast Ferries vessels and tel.: +30 210 41 97 470, e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.\nAnek Lines vessels).\nOn board our Vessels there are specially designed cabins with easy access and operation to accommodate disabled passengers. Due to a limited number of such cabins it is necessary to reserve in advance. For further assistance, please call the Customer Service Direct Line.\nOnboard our vessels there are a number of kennels available, which are necessary to be booked in advance. Furthermore, there are a limited number of cabins available for pet carriage. It is also necessary to reserve these in advance. Unaccompanied pets are not acceptable.\nOwners or guardians are required to have their pet\u2019s valid health documents with them while travelling (EU citizens are additionally required to have their EU Pet Passport) and follow all entry regulations. For all cats, dogs and ferrets a valid rabies immunization document is mandatory. For more information, please always check with your veterinary and your local travel agent. Pets are not allowed indoors (bars, restaurants and other public areas) or in vehicles (unless you have booked camping on board), while access to the vehicle deck is forbidden during crossings. While walking on the open decks, pets are required to wear a muzzle and be on a leash, accompanied by the pet owner or guardian. The pet owner or guardian is held fully responsible for the care, safety and hygiene of the pet and for adhering to all laws and regulations related to the above.\nFurthermore, pet owners are solely responsible for any possible harm or damage caused by their animals to any third party. Excluded from the above mentioned restrictions are animals that guard and assist people with disabilities that may accompany their owners. Owners must hold the appropriate certificates for these animals. Note: Carriage of live animals (other than pets) is governed by the cargo terms and conditions of the Company. For more information passengers should contact the Customer Service department of the Company.\nCamping on board is permissible from April 1st to October 31st. The passengers travelling with a caravan or a camper should check in at least 3 hours prior to the scheduled departure time. Delayed arrival of a camper may hinder boarding on the open deck. Due to the limited space for camping on board, it is advisable to book well in advance. For safety reasons, cooking and the use of gas or fire by camping-on-board passengers is strictly forbidden. Please pay special attention to the camping on-board instructions available on board. Camping on board is permitted for clients traveling with vehicles officially registered as camping vehicles, campers and caravans. Regular cars and/or minibus vehicles are not permitted for camping on board. Any vehicles that are not registered as camping vehicles will not be permitted for camping on board and clients will be denied access to the open deck.\nMeals and drinks are not included in the price of the ticket.\nPassengers may hand in their valuables at the ship\u2019s Purser\u2019s Office for safe-keeping, provided that their total value does not exceed 500\u20ac. The Company is not responsible for the loss of money or valuables left in open storage spaces or in cabins. Please, report the loss of any personal item to the Reception Desk on board during the voyage or call the Customer Service Direct Line. Personal belongings that have been placed on passenger\u2019s vehicles will not be accessible during the voyage since entry to the garage is prohibited after vessel\u2019s departure.\nBoarding Procedure / Entry Regulations\nDue to our compliance with the security regulations of the ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security) code, all passengers are kindly required to proceed to the embarkation area, at least 2 hours prior to the scheduled departure time. All passengers are required to present their boarding card and a valid passport or ID and their vehicle\u2019s license during check-in the Vessel\u2019s authorized personnel. The Company reserves the Company\u2019s rights to deny embarkation to any individual who, according to the best of Company\u2019s knowledge, does not appear to possess valid travel documents or fails to prove, beyond a doubt, his/her identity. In the event of a fine being imposed on the Company by the immigration office, the amount will be charged to the passenger who failed to provide the proper legal documents. The Company cannot be held responsible in the event that authorities prevent a passenger from continuing his/her journey. In the event of immigration officials refusing entry, the passenger will be sent back to his/her departure place at his/her own expense. We would recommend that citizens of all states contact the appropriate consulate for details. Infants and children also require official documents of identification. All persons and all items brought on board the Vessel are liable to be searched. Persons refusing to comply with this demand shall be denied access on board and will be reported to the appropriate port authorities. If a passenger boarded on the Vessel wishes to disembark prior to departure, he/she must take all their carrying luggage and/or vehicle. In the case of vehicles of all kind, please bear in mind the possibility of you being unable to remove them from the ship\u2019s garage due to their pre-arranged parking positions. Carriage of guns, cartridges, explosive, flammable, combustible and in general hazardous materials is strictly prohibited.\nThe currency used on board is Euro. Exchange Bureaus and ATM cash points (ATM only on board Superfast Ferries vessels) are also available. Major Credit cards are accepted.\nThe following communication options are available on board:\nThe use of personal cellular (mobile) phones during the entire duration of the voyage (service available only onboard Superfast vessels). There are different rates for this satellite roaming service. For any information about the rates of this service, please contact your mobile network provider.\nInternet corner (Olympic Champion, Hellenic Spirit) and wireless Internet connection (Wi-Fi) during the entire trip.\nCustomer Service Direct Line\nFor any Customer Service inquires, comments or suggestions, for Superfast Ferries vessels please call, tel.: +30 210 89 19 010 or send us an e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.\nand for Anek Lines vessels please call, tel: +30 210 41 97 470 or send us an e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.\nEach cabin is characterized and offered as 2-bed, 3-bed or 4-bed, depending on the number of passengers that use it, and not the number of beds existing in the cabin, or the (extra) facilities it may provide. Passengers may freely use all public areas of the ships (bars, restaurants, lounges, etc). Sleeping in the lounges or corridors is prohibited. Passengers should comply with the crew\u2019s instructions regarding the adherence to safety rules and the ship\u2019s good operation.\nSummary of provisions concerning the rights of passengers travelling by sea in the event of accidents1\nRIGHTS OF PASSENGERS\nRight to compensation for death or personal injury\nShipping incident2: the passenger has a right to compensation from the carrier or the carrier's insurance provider of up to 250.000 SDR3 in any event, with the exception of circumstances beyond the carrier's control (i.e. act of war, natural disaster, act of a third party). Compensation can go up to 400.000 SDR, unless the carrier proves that the incident occurred without his fault or neglect.\nNon-shipping incident: the passenger has a right to compensation from the carrier or the carrier's insurance provider of up to 400.000 SDR, if he/she proves that the incident was the result of the carrier's fault or neglect.\nRight to compensation for loss of or damage to cabin luggage\nShipping incident: the passenger has a right to compensation from the carrier of up to 2.250 SDR, unless the carrier proves that the incident occurred without his fault or neglect.\nNon-shipping incident: the passenger has a right to compensation from the carrier of up to 2.250 SDR, if he/she proves that the incident was the result of the carrier's fault or neglect.\nRight to compensation for loss of or damage to luggage other than cabin luggage\nThe passenger has a right to compensation from the carrier of up to 12.700 SDR (vehicles, including luggage carried in or on the vehicle) or 3.375 SDR (other luggage), unless the carrier proves that the incident occurred without his fault or neglect.\nRight to compensation for loss of or damage to valuables\nThe passenger has a right to compensation from the carrier of up to 3.375 SDR for the loss of or damage to monies, negotiable securities, gold, silverware, jewellery, ornaments and works of art, only when these have been deposited with the carrier for the agreed purpose of safe-keeping.\nRight of a passenger with reduced mobility to compensation for loss of or damage to mobility equipment or other specific equipment\nShipping incident: the passenger has a right to compensation from the carrier corresponding to the replacement value or the repair costs of the equipment concerned, unless the carrier proves that the incident occurred without his fault or neglect.\nNon-shipping incident: the passenger has a right to compensation from the carrier corresponding to the replacement value or the repair costs of the equipment concerned, if he/she proves that the incident was the result of the carrier's fault or neglect.\nRight to an advance payment in the event of a shipping incident\nIn case of death or personal injury, the passenger or other person entitled to damages has a right to an advance payment to cover immediate economic needs. The payment shall be calculated on the basis of the damage suffered, shall be made within 15 days and shall not be less than 21.000 EUR in the event of death.\nELEMENTS OF PROCEDURE & OTHER MATTERS\nIn case of damage to cabin or other luggage, the passenger must give timely4 written notice to the carrier. Failure to do so, will result in the passenger losing his/her right to compensation.\nTime limits for exercise of the passenger's rights\nIn general, any action for damages before a competent court must be introduced within a period of 2 years. The starting point of this limitation period may differ, depending on the nature of the loss.\nExemptions concerning liability\nLiability of the carrier can be reduced, if he proves that the death of or personal injury to a passenger or the loss of or damage to his luggage was caused or contributed to by the fault or neglect of the passenger.\nThe limits on the different amounts for compensation will not apply if it is proved that the damage resulted from an act of the carrier, or a servant or agent of the carrier or of the performing carrier, done with the intent to cause such damage or with knowledge that such damage would probably result.\n1 Summary drafted in accordance with article 7 of Regulation (EC) No 392/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 (OJ L 131, 28.5.2009, p. 24) on the liability of carriers of passengers by sea in the event of accidents.\n2 \u201cShipping incident\u201d for the purposes of this Regulation include: shipwreck, capsizing, collision or stranding of the ship, explosion or fire in the ship or defect in the ship. All other incidents in the course of the carriage for the purposes of this summary are \u201cnon-shipping\u201d incidents.\n3Loss or damage suffered as a result of an accident are calculated on the basis of \u201cunits of account\u201d, which are \u201cSpecial Drawing Rights\u201d (SDR) for Member States parties to the International Monetary Fund (all EU Member States). Information and conversion rates for SDR can be found on: http://www.hcg.gr/node/12912 On 26 November 2012 1 SDR = 1.18 EUR.\n4 In cases of apparent damage, written notice must be given before or at disembarkation for cabin luggage, and before or at re-delivery for other luggage. In cases of non-apparent damage to or loss of luggage, written notice must be given within 15 days from disembarkation or re-delivery (or scheduled re-delivery in the event of loss).",
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        "raw_content": "Around the age of 40, women can begin to experience hair problems or worsen those they already have. On the one hand, the passage of time causes the capillary density to decrease, so that the hair becomes thinner and brittle. And on the other, hormonal changes in women influence hair loss, due to the imbalance that occurs between androgens (male hormones) and estrogens (female hormones). In this age there is a sudden drop in estrogen levels while those of testosterone remain stable, which affects the life cycle of the hair, shortening it and favoring its fall. Michigan hair transplant specialists have noted that the majority of women who come in for a hair transplant have recently been experiencing symptoms of menopause.\nAlthough it is a very common problem, it does not affect all women in the same way and with the same intensity since other factors are involved such as the genetic inheritance and the state in which the hair was previously.\nOne of the biggest problems in women over 40 is hair with little volume. Although we associate androgenetic alopecia with men, it is not exclusively male. But unlike what happens with men\u2019s hair loss, alopecia in women does not usually develop total baldness but is usually evidenced by the appearance of fragile and weak hair. After 40 years, this problem increases, generating a lower density and volume in the hair, and causing an aesthetic problem and self-esteem for women who suffer from it.\nIn any case, it is common that hair loss in women at menopause is caused by more than one factor. Therefore, it is always necessary to carry out a personalized examination by a hair expert in order to recommend the most appropriate solution.\nHow to avoid hair loss during menopause\nAmong the measures to prevent and treat hair loss during menopause are anti-androgenic treatments, stimulation treatments, Michigan hair transplants, and preventive hair loss treatments.\nAntiandrogen treatments seek to reduce the influence of male hormones on a woman\u2019s body, either by balancing the number of hormones or by limiting the action of male hormones on the hair follicle. The two most widespread antiandrogen treatments are cyproterone acetate, common in Europe, and spironolactone, common in the Americas.\nCyproterone acetate It is a steroid whose function is to compete with DHT for the receptors in the hair follicle. The result is that DHT does not affect the scalp and, as a result, hair loss stops.\nSpironolactone exerts its antiandrogenic properties by blocking DHT receptors, preventing it from exerting its effect on the hair follicle.\nStimulation treatments are less aggressive than hormonal ones. The stimulation treatments act only in the hair, the most used are:\nLow Power Laser \u2013 A non-intrusive treatment to regulate hair loss by stimulating circulation in the scalp. It consists of the application of a laser device on the affected areas of the scalp. The capillary laser acts on the tissues of the scalp, favoring blood circulation and, therefore, stimulating the production of hair. This a common alternative to a hair transplant Michigan procedure.\nPlatelet Rich Plasma \u2013 PRP treatment consists of inserting growth factors in the patient\u2019s blood in localized areas to increase cell regeneration that favors hair development. The procedure consists of extracting blood from the patient, enriching the blood extracted with growth factors, and injecting the reinforced blood into the patient\u2019s scalp.\nPreventive treatment consists of improving the lifestyle, avoiding substances harmful to the health of the scalp, and improving the supply of nutrients to the hair follicle.\nA healthy diet is a good way to start. Make sure you consume vegetables and give your hair the nutrients it needs. Taking multivitamins that contain B vitamins (biotin, B6, and B12), zinc, selenium, and copper may help.\nSeveral studies have shown that diets high in fat and refined carbohydrates tend to increase the symptoms of menopause. Women who eat healthily and exercise often have a much lower incidence of menopausal symptoms.\nIf you are looking for the most experienced Michigan hair transplant specialist visit SurgeonGate.org today and you will be promptly connected with the most experienced physician in your local area.\nMaintaining an ideal body weight is essential for the health of your hair. Remember that fat deposits increase the production of steroid hormones that weaken the hair. Exercise has been shown to help hormones maintain balance.\nMinoxidil is a drug widely used in hair loss, exerts its action to produce arterial vasodilation. Increases blood flow to the scalp by increasing the supply of nutrients to the hair follicle. Minoxidil should be used with caution since it is a potent vasodilatation and produces a sharp drop in blood pressure. 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        "raw_content": "Sydney FC Appoints Brian Dene as NYL Assistant\nSydney FC has continued to build its coaching stocks with the appointment of respected Coach Brian Dene as the Assistant Coach to Ian Crook for the 2011/12 National Youth League competition.\nDene, who holds an Asian Football Confederation (AFC) A Coaching Licence, has previously worked as an Assistant Coach at the NSW Institute of Sport and Head Coach at NSW Premier League side Parramatta FC will begin work immediately.\nDene will join the Sydney FC coaching staff in continuing to attend NSW Premier League matches to identify young players who are not only playing well in the NSW Premier League, but who the coaching staff believe can make the transition to the Hyundai A-League.\n\u201cThis is a wonderful opportunity to work in a professional club with young talented players and assisting Ian Crook with the Youth Team,\u201d Dene said. \u201cFootball fans love to see clubs identifying, developing and producing homegrown young players with the potential to break into the first team.\n\u201cNot only is it good for the competition of places, but also it is exciting for fans to know that local players are reaching and performing at the highest level in the country.\u201d\nDene was welcomed to the Sydney FC coaching staff by CEO Dirk Melton, who pointed to Dene-s work in the Institute system (NSWIS) as well as his coaching credentials, in declaring he had an important role to play.\n\u201cIdentifying and developing young players is important not only from a football perspective but it is a key to Sydney FC-s engagement with the football community and implementing a pathway for junior players from the grassroots to the A-League,\u201d Melton said.\n\u201cBrian has worked with NSWIS as well as the schools system and the NSW Premier League so he is well suited to fulfil what we believe is a very important role in supporting Ian Crook and the A-league coaching staff.\u201d\nWhile his primary role is to assist Crook with the identification and development of the next generation of stars, Dene will also spend time working alongside the A-League squad under Vitezslav Lavicka as Sydney FC strives to align the coaching philosophies across all levels of the Club.\n\u201cI-m very excited to be working at Sydney FC,\u201d he said. \u201cI know the club very well and I am looking forward to working closely with Vitezslav Lavicka, Steve Corica and Ian Crook. To get the opportunity to learn of these three professionals is a really exciting thing for me.\n\u201cI-ve had the opportunity to observe the first team training and all the staff, coaching, medical, administration have made me feel very welcome.\n\u201cI am really looking forward to working with the young players. I worked with quite a few of the younger senior players at Sydney FC when I was at NSWIS. Guys like Rhyan Grant, Terry Antonis, Nathan Sherlock, and Dimi Petratos, so it-s great to get the chance to work with them again in a professional environment.\u201d\nAs well as his former coaching experience at NSWIS and Parramatta FC, Dene is also currently employed as the Director of Football Coaching and Assistant Sportsmaster at Newington College in Sydney and has been the Head Coach of the Australian Schoolboys Team for the last two years.",
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        "raw_content": "Ackerman Jewelers looks to shine in South Tampa\nPopular, family owned and operated jeweler hopes to expand its Tampa Bay success with new location.\nTampa's official jeweler, Ackerman Jewelers recently opened its second location on November 1 in South Tampa at 2514 West Kennedy Blvd. Pictured from left are Ron and Tina Ackerman, former Tampa Police Chief and mayoral candidate Jane Castor, The Lightning Bug, and Tampa Bay Lightning co-founder Phil Esposito at its grand opening. Special to the Times | Richard McFarlin\nAfter operating for the last 35 years solely in Carrollwood, the family owned and operated jeweler, Ackerman Jewelers recently opened its second location at 2514 W Kennedy Blvd.\nDeemed the official jeweler of the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Ackerman opened on Nov. 1 and couldn't be happier to finally make it to the other side of town.\n\u201cWe feel like it's a different side of town that we weren't reaching and we were missing a large section of the population that just didn't want to travel that far,\u201d said store manager Richard McFarlin.\n\u201cWe opened in such a short span of time and it was full swing election season so we couldn't get a single billboard. But now it's about getting our foot in the door in the South Tampa market and getting people to realize we're here.\u201d\nThe quaint 4,000 square foot space offers a more intimate vibe and carries the top 18 designers from the 65 different vendors sold at the Carrollwood location. Such designers include Hearts on Fire, Forevermark, John Hardy, Simon G. and more.\nIn house, Ackerman Jewelers has a certified watch maker and a master jeweler who specializes in bridal and engagement rings.\nAckerman Jewelers operates from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9:30 a.m. to 5 pm. on Saturday. For more information call (813) 492-2514 or visit ackermanjewelers.com.\nSHARE YOUR NEWS: If you have an item for Everybody's Business contact Monique Welch at [email protected] or Follow Mo_UNIQUE_.\nMonique Welch\nTampa Regional News Reporter\nEvents were also held for the Florida Holocaust Museum, Philanthropic Women of St. Joseph\u2019s, Preserve Vision Florida and United Way Suncoast.",
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        "raw_content": "Image source: Public Domain via WikimediaCommons Generally, as long as you\u2019ve properly addressed an envelope and included the right amount of postage, the timeliness of your tax filing is determined by the postmark date. (See Internal Revenue Code Section 7502 and related regulations.) When you use a private delivery service (PDS) such as FedEx, the postmark date is either the\u2026\nRecordkeeping Redux, with Humor\nImage source: Minh Nguy\u1ec5n via Wikimedia Commons You can\u2019t read many tax court decisions without coming to the realization that lack of good records is a continually recurring issue. Each petitioning taxpayer seems to believe his or her situation is special and will be the exception that will make the court overlook the strict substantiation requirements of section 274(d) (documenting the\u2026\nHome Sale Exclusion\nImage Source: openclipart.org Generally, under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue code, you can exclude up to $250,000 ($500,000 if you\u2019re married filing jointly) of the gain on the sale of your personal home, as long as you lived in the home two or more years during the five-year period before the sale. But what happens when you only own\u2026\nImage source: GeorgHH, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons T.C. Summary Opinion 2010-72 (Blade) clarifies the difference between a penalty on early withdrawal of savings, which is a deduction from gross income on Form 1040, US Individual Income Tax Return, and the 10% additional tax assessed when early withdrawals are taken from retirement plans. In this ruling, the taxpayer took an early\u2026\nStatute of Limitations \u2013 Substantial Omission from Gross Income\nImage Source: Deval Kulshrestha via Wikimedia Commons In the September 12, 2009 newsletter, Taxing Lessons featured T.C. Memo. 2009-195, Intermountain Insurance Service of Vail, LLC (click here to view the newsletter). The case covered the question of whether the standard three year statute of limitations for assessing tax applies to an overstatement of basis. In a new case (134 T.C. No.\u2026\nIndemnity vs. Liability\nImage source: Tangopaso via Wikimedia Commons T.C. Memo. 2010-77 (Jensen) highlights the complexities of divorce and taxes. In this case, the taxpayer received Form 1099-C, Cancellation of Debt, for a pre-divorce loan. Because the divorce decree stated the debt was incurred by his wife and assigned him right of indemnification under state law, he believed the debt forgiveness was income to\u2026\nImage Source: Public Domain, NARA, via Wikimedia Commons T.C. Memo. 2010-63 (Petty) offers a lesson in the perils of failing to file a return within the statutory time frame to claim an overpayment per IRC Sections 6511 and 6512. In this case, the taxpayer made estimated tax payments during 2004. She filed a timely extension for her return, but failed\u2026\nSubstantiation of Charitable Contributions\nImage source: Public domain via Wikimedia Commons TC Memo 2010-45 (Friedman) demonstrates the importance of complying with recordkeeping requirements for charitable contributions (as found in Code Section 170(f)(8)(A) and Income Tax Regulation 1.170A-13). In this case, the taxpayer claimed noncash charitable deductions for equipment donations. The IRS disallowed the deductions because the taxpayer did not provide contemporaneous written acknowledgements from\u2026\nAsset Titles and Estate Planning\nImage Source: KeepWatch, via Wikimedia Commons T.C. Memo. 2010-26 (Goldberg) highlights the importance of understanding how asset titling can affect estate tax. In this case, Mr. Goldberg\u2019s executor reported ownership of two parcels of New York real estate as if they were held by the decedent as tenants in common with his wife, who died three years earlier. The IRS said\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "His belief that markets were anarchic and that socialist systems should be planned led Lenin to establish a planning agency in Russia in 1921. But central planning in the USSR then went on hold for most of the 1920s, as the NEP kick-started the economy again after World War I and the Civil War. By the late 1920s, having consolidated power, Stalin revisited the issue of planning, and decided that a centrally planned economy (hereafter CPE) was now both possible and desirable. Stalin considered such a system the most efficient way to develop the Soviet economy quickly into a predominantly urban and industrial one \u2013 i.e. the type Marx considered a vital precondition for a genuinely socialist system \u2013 and therefore introduced the USSR\u2019s first five-year plan in 1928. From then on, the Soviet economy operated according to economic plans (mostly, though not exclusively, five-year ones). While the plan was initially oriented towards industry, Stalin soon decided that it could not function properly if agriculture were excluded, so that the latter was incorporated.\nAs Communist power spread after World War II, so the economies of Communist Eastern Europe and Asia became CPEs. In most cases, the plans were highly directive; although production units were supposed to have some say in their future plans, in practice this right was usually very limited. This was not only because of the natural tendency of most Communist systems to centralism, but also because only the centre was in a position to coordinate the plans of thousands of units. In short, typically the centre ultimately decided the plans, and enterprises and other economic units were expected to fulfill them. A notable exception to this general pattern was Yugoslavia. In line with its commitment to \u2018self-management\u2019, it granted broader decision making powers to production units than was typical in other Communist countries. Its plans were far less restrictive, and increasingly indicative rather than directive. In recent years, China has moved to a \u2018dual track\u2019 approach, attempting to mix both planning and market principles in what is sometimes an uneasy combination.\nCommunists claimed that CPEs had several advantages over market economies. One was that they permitted conscious steering of the economy in whichever direction was considered most beneficial, and for rational distribution and prioritization \u2013 by sector, branch, region, class, and ethnicity. Another claimed advantage was that CPEs could produce stable, fair, and rational prices, based more on the cost of inputs (including labour) and use value than on what Communists saw as the whims of the market. Marx had criticized the dominant form of pricing in capitalist systems, namely the tendency for prices to reflect the balance between the availability of a good or service (plus profits) and the demand for it, in what market economists call equilibrium theory.\nIn his view, the real value of an item was the amount of labour that went into producing it and its usefulness; most Communist systems claimed to have adopted pricing policies that were more or less in line with this approach to value. A third putative advantage was that CPEs were able to resist external pressures, including from what is nowadays called globalization. A final claimed benefit of CPEs was that they were able to ensure full employment.\nBut in practice, while CPEs were able to secure some of these advantages \u2013 the prices of many basic goods were often low, and stable for long periods; unemployment as usually understood in the West was very uncommon \u2013 they also suffered from a number of disadvantages. One was that in reality, groups had unequal power to pursue their interests in most Communist systems. Thus the so-called steel-eaters (the military and heavy industry) had more influence in the Soviet system than light industry had, which usually ensured there were enough tanks and guns, but did not prevent severe shortages of consumer goods. This meant in turn that many Communist economies were skewed (i.e. imbalanced), with some sectors well developed and others very under-developed. Attempts to redress this imbalance from the 1960s on were at best only partly successful.\nAnother problem was that the production of plans became ever more difficult over time as economies became increasingly complex. This encouraged a conservative or incremental approach in planning \u2013 simply tinkering at the margins because it was too difficult to do otherwise. This tinkering reflected what planners and economists sometimes call the ratchet effect. Arising from the previous point, CPEs in practice experienced increasing problems of innovation. The introduction of new equipment, techniques, and ideas became more difficult, because of the problems involved in coordinating this with existing production.\nA fourth problem was that prices were in an important sense distorted, since they did not per se send messages about over- or under-supply \u2013 i.e. about what was actually needed. Much pricing in Communist economies was far from rational; it was not to any meaningful extent based on the cost of labour or usefulness, nor did it tell producers what was needed.\nSimilarly, the quality of goods was often poor because prices were not sending appropriate messages. Quality could also be affected by the problem of \u2018storming\u2019; given that production was largely dictated by plans and workers had too little incentive to work hard, factories would often work at a leisurely pace for much of a month or plan period, and then operate at a furious pace to ensure fulfillment of the plan \u2013 often with negative effects on the quality of the goods produced.\nThe point about too few incentives to work harder and more efficiently requires explanation. The combination of inexpensive basics \u2013 housing, utilities, public transport, etc. \u2013 and a poor supply of high-quality consumer goods meant that there was little incentive for workers to work harder (i.e. because there was little they wanted to or could buy), which in turn had a negative effect on labour productivity.\nWhile full or nearly full employment might be seen as socially desirable, it often resulted in labour market distortions. Harsh as this might be on individuals, dynamic economies need flexible workforces, so that excessively secure workplace arrangements can work against the long-term interests of society. The fact that Communist economies sometimes experienced labour shortages in some sectors and branches while workers were underemployed or engaged in tedious work in others endorses this point.\nDespite frequent claims by Communists that there was \u2018socialist competition\u2019 between production units, the near absence of real market forces within Communist economies exerted a negative effect on competition. The attempts to shield Communist economies from the international market compounded the problem of insufficient competition, with all the negative knock-on effects this had on quality, choice, and price.\nIn theory, their control over the economy meant that Communists were particularly well placed to ensure that economic development was not at the expense of the environment. In practice, the commitment to economic growth at almost any cost typically meant the environment was a low priority, and most East European states had worse environmental problems by the 1980s than their West European counterparts, despite being on average less industrially developed. With the benefit of hindsight, we can see its poor environmental legacy as one of the worst failings of Communist central planning.\nA final point about CPEs is that some commentators reject the very use of the term \u2018centrally planned economies\u2019, preferring to refer to \u2018command economies\u2019. This preference is based on the argument that production priorities were essentially dictated from above, and were based more on political considerations than on the needs of the economy and the population. 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        "raw_content": "Let\u2019s be clear about this \u2013 not only you are not required to talk to the other party\u2019s insurance company if you have been involved in an automobile accident in South Florida, but it is highly recommended that you do not do so. Like any other moneymaking enterprise, insurance companies are primarily looking to protect their own vested interests and\u2026 Read More \u2192\nHave You Sustained Injuries In A Slip And Fall Accident?\nUnder the law, property owners are required to take reasonable care in the maintenance of their premises, and if hazardous conditions exist, make visitors aware of the possible dangers, so that they can avoid the risk of exposing others to the harm of a slip and fall accident. But as common as slip and fall accidents are, the laws covering\u2026 Read More \u2192\nDo You Have Any Legal Rights If Injured On A Taxi, A Bus Or Other Common Transit Service In The State Of Florida?\nCommon carriers (city buses, transportation vans, trains and taxicabs) are held to a high standard in the State of Florida, and expected to exercise the highest degree of care and diligence for the safety of their passengers. Passengers, however, often sustain personal injuries while riding on common carriers, for a variety of reasons. While some common carriers may try to limit\u2026 Read More \u2192\nInsurance Companies Are Not Always Working In Your Best Interests\nInsurance companies are mainly interested in protecting their own vested interests and bottom lines, and paying out any claim in full is detrimental to their profits. So when dealing with insurance companies, it is important to understand how they work, so you can get the settlement you deserve. Simply stated, insurers make money in part by denying you benefits, so the\u2026 Read More \u2192\nHave You Suffered Injuries At Someone Else\u2019s Premises?\nIf you have suffered a slip-and-fall or some other type of mishap on someone else\u2019s property due to the property owner\u2019s negligence, you may be entitled to file a lawsuit for personal injury. Slip and falls can happen anywhere \u2013 from grocery stores to shopping malls to office buildings \u2013 and they may result from a variety of reasons, such\u2026 Read More \u2192\nIt Pays To Be Prepared For All Traffic Eventualities In South Florida!\nIt makes good sense to allow for any eventuality when driving in South Florida, including traffic jams, roadwork, poor weather, and much more. Of course, no one can anticipate being involved in a car crash, but close to a quarter-million traffic accidents occur in the State of Florida each and every year for a variety of reasons \u2013 driver distractions,\u2026 Read More \u2192\nIt\u2019s that magical time of the year again for hungry goblins and elves to roam our neighborhoods, and while Halloween is one of our most enjoyable evenings each year, we need to be aware that it can also be one of the most dangerous as well. Here are some easy-to-follow rules to keep this fun evening as safe as possible\u2026 Read More \u2192\nAre Head Injuries Immediately Noticeable After An Accident?\nAlthough signs of severe head trauma can be readily apparent immediately after a car crash or slip and fall incident, milder head injuries may not reflect initial symptoms, and sometimes may even be confused as indicators of other types of medical conditions. Symptoms that could indeed be a direct result of the accident may sometimes show up weeks or even\u2026 Read More \u2192\nWhere Do I Turn For Professional Legal Help If I\u2019ve Suffered A Car Crash In South Florida?\nTraffic accidents occur in the United States at the alarming rate of over 6 million per year. While poor driver decisions \u2013 including intoxication and texting while driving \u2013 are usually the leading cause of vehicular accidents in our South Florida roadways, very often these accidents are the product of extenuating circumstances, such as poor road conditions or misleading signage.\u2026 Read More \u2192\nSave As Much Evidence As Possible If You Are Involved In A Car Crash\nCar accidents do happen with alarming frequency, no matter how safely we drive, so it makes sense to be prepared for any eventuality. If you are involved in an automobile accident in South Florida caused by the negligence of others, it is extremely important to try to gather and preserve as much evidence as possible to support your argument. If\u2026 Read More \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Nepal Loses To Bangladesh In their 2nd Game At ICC T20 World Cup\nNepal played their second match against Bangladesh on the third day of the ICC T20 World Cup 2014 today (March 19, 2014). In spite of Nepal\u2019s good effort, Bangladesh won the game with a score of 132/2 in 15.3 overs.\nPhoto Courtesy: ICC\nIt was a tough game for Nepal but they gave a notable performance again World Cup regular Bangladesh. They scored 126/5.\nThe match took place at Chittagong Divisional Stadium, Chittagong.\nThe earlier match of the day was played between Afghanistan and Hong Kong. Afghanistan beat HK scoring 154/3 in 18 overs. It was a close game as Hong Kong scored 153/8.\nBangladesh National Cricket TeamICC T20 World CupICC T20 World Cup 2014Nepali National Cricket Team\nPrevious PostICC T20 World Cup 2014 -Nepal Vs Bangladesh LIVE Stream!Next PostMeri Bassai March 18, 2014",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb What\u2019s News \u00bb Weekly Commentary \u00bb Helping the Poor with Contributions to IDA\u2019s\nAt least one measure approved by the legislature will give the poor a helping hand while giving taxpayers a way to reduce their own tax liabilities. Actually, the idea of Individual Development Accounts (IDA) began on the federal level and took hold for Hawaii last year with the passage of legislation that established the idea for state purposes. This year\u2019s measure fleshes out the details for the tax credit that would benefit both the IDA owner and the taxpayer.\nThe idea of the IDA comes in reaction to encourage those on welfare to move off the welfare rolls and into the workforce as part of the \u201cWelfare Reform/Welfare to Work\u201d initiative adopted by Congress several years ago. Under current welfare rules, applicants for welfare assistance are awarded assistance based on need which means if the applicants have any assets that could be sold or used to support the applicant, the applicant is denied benefits.\nAs a result, if a welfare recipient accumulates any kind of asset, be it a house or a savings account, welfare benefits are reduced or taken away. This discourages welfare recipients from saving or working to build a nest egg that could help them move from welfare to self-sufficiency.\nThis is where the concept of Individual Development Accounts comes in to play. Under the plan, welfare recipients will be allowed to establish such accounts with institutions and with the guidance of a case worker. The funds in an IDA can only be used for specific purposes such as the purchase of a first home, funds for training or education, or money to start a business. As long as these are legitimate IDA\u2019s, the welfare system will disregard the funds in such accounts in determining eligibility for welfare assistance purposes. Thus, there should be no reason for welfare recipients not to set aside some of their income to be placed in an IDA. This is especially important as more and more welfare beneficiaries are forced to find employment and go back to school for more education and training.\nThe IDA then becomes a way for welfare recipients to set aside some of the earnings from their first jobs for either more education, a first home, or money to start a business. In addition, individuals, employers, and organizations such as churches can match those contributions made by the welfare recipient. This is where the tax incentive that lawmakers adopted this year provides an additional benefit.\nIf the bill is signed into law, taxpayers can claim a state income tax credit equal to 50% of any amount contributed to an Individual Development Account. Thus, if an employer who has hired a welfare recipient promises to match whatever his welfare employee puts into an IDA, the employer can take a tax credit equal to half of the amount contributed as a match to the IDA.\nAh, but all good things do have an end or at least a limit. A total of $1 million in the aggregate has been set aside to fund this credit. Thus, once the first $1 million in tax credits has been certified and claimed, that will be the end of the tax incentive. But more importantly, if taxpayers do indeed take advantage of the tax credit up to its limit, the $1 million in tax credits claimed will have leveraged a total of $4 million \u2013 $2 million in contributions by taxpayers in order to maximize the tax credit limit and $2 million in IDA owner contributions which will be matched by the taxpayer\u2019s contributions.\nWhile taxpayers will be prohibited from taking those contributions as a deduction on the state return if they claim the credit, the dollar for dollar offset of state liability will outweigh the tax benefit of taking the contribution as an itemized deduction. The other downside of the bill is that the credit will be available for only a limited period of time. The credit can be taken for matching contributions made between June of last year and the end of 2004. 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        "raw_content": "Law team from Thame take on peaks challenge for heart charity\nThree Peaks Challenge team from Lightfoots Solicitors\nA brave team from a law firm in Thame will be attempting a 24-hour mountain challenge to help a heart charity.\nThe team of 20 men and women from Lightfoots Solicitors, based in High Street, want to push their physical and mental boundaries and attempt the gruelling Three Peaks Challenge during June.\nThe challenge includes climbing Ben Nevis in Scotland, Scafell Pike in England and finish off on Snowdon in Wales.\nThe team will face the challenge overnight and complete it carrying massive rucksacks.\nThey plan to raise at least \u00a33,000 for the British Heart Foundation, which aims to help those with heart problems and find cures for new and changing cardiovascular health issues.\nOne team member, Megan, said: \u201cOur aim is to raise \u00a33,000, as we feel this is achievable, yet will still have a massive impact on the charity.\n\u201cWe have already raised nearly 10% of our overall aim so far. We are relying on the support of friends, family and the wonderful community to help us get there. It is only with their generosity that we are lucky enough to have this experience.\n\u201cOur team is already in training, with group meet-ups on the weekend for some, and solo missions for others. Practice walks are commencing in Wendover Woods and other hilly areas - although this can prove difficult around here to find anywhere mountainous!\n\u201cSome of us have never done anything like this before, so it really is a massive challenge. As a team we will motivate and guide each other through this tremendous task.\n\u201cAs a local company it would be great for the local people to know what we are doing, and get some community support.\u201d\nTo support the team, visit the fundraising page at https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lightfootsteam",
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        "raw_content": "Andrea Rae (Knight) Pickens\nANDREA RAE PICKENS, age 55, of Sidney, passed away Saturday, July 28, 2018 at her residence after an extended illness. She was born on October 5, 1962 to Ray (Paula) Knight and Carol Tingley, all of Sidney. On May 31, 2006, she married Mark Andrew Pickens. He survives.\nAndrea is also survived by two step sons: Scott Pickens and Kyle Pickens; siblings: Tony (Shelly) Knight, Amy (Mark) Mosley, Austin (Danielle) Knight, and Ray Knight, all of Sidney and Alicia (Kevin) Popp; many nieces and nephews; and her loving dog: Saphirra.\nAndrea attended Jehovah Witness Kingdom Hall in Sidney. She was a manager at Red Lobster.\nMemorial service will be held at 12:00 PM on Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at Moose Lodge in Sidney with Mike Wheeler officiating. Friends may call from 11:00 AM \u2013 12:00 PM on Tuesday at the Moose Lodge.\nIn lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Wilson Hospice, 183 Fairington Road, Sidney, OH 45356. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.theadamsfuneralhome.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Special Charity Performance of Bumblescratch Coming to the Adelphi\nOn Sunday 4 September 2016 at 7.30pm there will be a very special Gala Charity Concert of Robert J. Sherman\u2019s musical BUMBLESCRATCH at the Adelphi Theatre. This performance is in aid of Variety, the Children\u2019s Charity, and is specially staged as part of commemorations for the 350th Anniversary of the Great Fire of London, which raged in the East End for four days from 2 to 5 September 1666.\nBUMBLESCRATCH is a new musical comedy. Set in London during the Great Plague of 1665 and the Great Fire of 1666, it is told from the perspective of a demented, lascivious plague rat named Melbourne Bumblescratch, who demonstrates his unique and twisted love affair with the ancient city through telling his marvellously gruesome tales.\nBUMBLESCRATCH had a workshop presentation at London\u2019s Network Theatre in 2013, when Olivier Award winner Paul Baker took the title role and the lead child role of Perry was played by Sebastian Croft. Sebastian \u2013 now a rising star, who is currently appearing onscreen in Game of Thrones (Young Ned Stark) and Penny Dreadful and onstage in Trevor Nunn\u2019s production of King John at the Rose Theatre, Kingston \u2013 is this week helping to launch BUMBLESCRATCH with an exclusive video announcement.\nNext month, Sebastian will also perform extracts from BUMBLESCRATCH at the annual WEST END LIVE in Trafalgar Square and on 4 September he\u2019ll be amongst the celebrity guests attending the gala for the musical\u2019s West End premiere. This major concert presentation will feature a stellar line-up, with star casting to be announced soon.\nBUMBLESCRATCH has music, lyrics and book by Robert J. Sherman, continuing the enduring legacy of his father and uncle, Robert B. and Richard M. Sherman, a.k.a The Sherman Brothers, the songwriting duo behind childhood classics including Mary Poppins and The Jungle Book. It is directed by Stewart Nicholls, who also collaborated with Robbie Sherman on the critically acclaimed Love Birds and A Spoonful of Sherman.\nbumblescratch.com |twitter.com/bumblescratch1|\nwww.facebook.com/Bumblescratch\nFiled Under: News Tagged With: Adelphi Theatre, Bumblescratch, Charity, Sherman",
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        "raw_content": "Grim, grueling day of testimony at Norwich Goth trial\nMichael Lovering, who lost his legs two years ago after a strangling incident at his Norwich apartment, became sick on the witness stand Friday while enduring a full day of cross-examination in New London Superior Court.\nLovering vomited into a waste basket just as prosecutor Stephen M. Carney, arguing that defense attorney Damon A.R. Kirschbaum's prolonged questioning was \"borderline abusive,\" noticed Lovering was ill and asked for a recess. Lovering recovered a short time later and continued testifying.\nThe 37-year-old double amputee, now living with his mother in Denham Springs, La., was testifying at the trial of his former friend and roommate, Kristopher P. Prudhomme, 30, of Houston, Texas.\nPrudhomme is accused of using a corset string to strangle Lovering after learning Lovering had sex with Prudhomme's girlfriend, Lauren Muskus. The state alleges Prudhomme left Lovering suffering for 12 to 14 hours in a position that resulted in the loss of circulation that necessitated the amputation of both legs.\nHe wheeled himself into the courtroom Friday morning, hoisted his body into the witness stand and quietly answered the barrage of questions from the defense. Lovering wears his head half shaven and his ears weighted down by large black gauge plugs. According to testimony, he and Prudhomme were involved in the industrial Goth scene, which is centered around electronic music.\nKirschbaum used photographs from Lovering's Facebook page as he attempted to convince the jury that Lovering was suicidal and had a heavy drinking problem.\nLovering denied being suicidal, though he admitted he had struggled with drug and alcohol abuse. He calmly identified a whip shown in a picture of his bedroom in Norwich as his \"flogger,\" and said he was rolling around in fake blood at a concert of the heavy metal band Gwar in another photograph that Kirschbaum showed him. Lovering testified that he had a large collection of pornography on his cellphone, didn't care who knew about it and had engaged in sex with people he didn't know.\n\"I danced a lot. I used to dance a lot,\" Lovering testified after Kirschbaum showed him a photograph of himself lying on the ground, bending backwards, and asked whether he used to be flexible.\nAccording to testimony, Lovering, Prudhomme and Muskus returned from a show in New Haven about 2 a.m. on the morning of Oct. 22, 2016. Lovering said he was sitting in his bedroom, his legs bent at the knees and his feet tucked under his buttocks, facing Muskus, who was sitting on his bed. He said he had felt guilty that Prudhomme didn't know they had sex. He said he felt a pressure around his neck, everything went black and, the next thing he knew, he woke up in Hartford Hospital with no legs.\nLovering said he didn't see who strangled him but Prudhomme was the only other person in the apartment besides him and Muskus. His mother called police on Nov. 2 after speaking with her son, who had awakened a few days earlier from a medically induced coma. Kirschbaum tried to get Lovering to commit to a timeline of the events, but Lovering repeatedly said he didn't remember.\nOne of Kirschbaum's lines of questioning involved the death of Lovering's friend in Louisiana under suspicious circumstances. The man had died of a gunshot wound to the head, according to testimony, and people thought that Lovering knew something about it or was involved in his death. Carney, the prosecutor, attempted to limit testimony about the incident, noting with the jury out of the courtroom that it would be unfair for the defense to suggest it was a homicide, that the man's death was ruled a suicide and that Lovering was not implicated.\nBut Lovering admitted he was \"getting blamed for everything\" after the friend's death and got a tattoo on his right forearm that said \"End.\" When he got to Norwich, he was looking to start a new life but had given Prudhomme all of his money for rent, had no job and was \"off the wagon\" in terms of his substance abuse, Lovering testified.\nKirschbaum also explored through questioning the possibility that Lovering injured himself while practicing erotic asphyxiation, or autoerotic asphyxiation. Lovering said he was familiar with the practice, in which a person tightens a noose around the neck to restrict the supply of oxygen and increase sexual excitement, but said he had never participated in it. 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        "raw_content": "New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department: Children\u2019s Justice Act\nThe Federal Children\u2019s Justice Act (CJA) provides grants to states to improve the investigation, prosecution, and judicial handling of cases of child abuse and neglect, particularly child sexual abuse and exploitation, in a manner that limits additional trauma to the child victim. CJA funding also supports the handling of child fatality cases in which child abuse or neglect is suspected as well as cases involving children with disabilities and serious health problems who are victims of abuse and neglect.\nTo be eligible to receive CJA funds, states must establish an advisory task force. In New Mexico, the Children, Youth and Families Department manages CJA funds, under the guidance of the Children\u2019s Justice Act Advisory Group (CJAAG). CJAAG members represent various disciplines involved in child abuse and neglect, including the courts, prosecutors, law enforcement, child welfare, medical and other services providers, and child advocates.\nCJAAG will fund collaborative projects in New Mexico communities. To comply with the intent of this federal funding, the project must be designed to improve the handling of civil and criminal child abuse cases. Funding can be used to:\nImprove the investigation, prosecution, and judicial handling of cases through training, education, or development of process and protocol\nProvide education and/or training programs focusing on medical forensic response to child sexual abuse cases\nReduce additional trauma to the child victim\nProject examples include: develop policies and procedures for a multi-disciplinary team, training (case workers, attorneys, medical staff, law enforcement, etc.), or development of child fatality review teams\nThe CJAAG will give preference to applicants that propose a project designed to endorse collaboration between disciplines (i.e., Protective Services, Judicial, District involved in child welfare that improve the handling of child abuse cases) and those projects that address human trafficking.\nNote: Funding cannot be used for treatment, prevention activities, or to provide foster care.\nAmount: A maximum of $49,000 is available per agency.\nEligibility: Limitations are not indicated.\nLink: https://cyfd.org/for-providers/rfp",
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        "raw_content": "U.S. Department of Justice: Adult Drug Court Discretionary Grant Program\nThe Adult Drug Court Discretionary Grant Program provides grants to either establish new drug courts or enhance existing drug court programs using evidence-based principles and practices. Courts that integrate the National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP) adult drug court standards into existing drug court services will also be supported (see the solicitation for a description of NADCP standards).\nThree drug court categories will be supported:\nCategory 1: Implementation: Implementation grants are available to jurisdictions that have completed a substantial amount of planning and are ready to implement an evidence-based adult drug court. Applicants may propose to use funding for court operations and services; participant supervision, management, and services; provision and coordination of recovery support services including education, civil legal assistance, job training and placement, housing placement assistance, primary and behavioral health care, childcare, and other supportive services. Applicants must demonstrate that, to the extent that substance abuse treatment and related services are funded by this award, the program will include treatment and services to address opioid abuse reduction.\nCategory 2: Enhancement: Enhancement grants are available to jurisdictions with a fully operational adult drug court (to be eligible, the court must have been operating for at least 1 year as of September 30, 2018). Applicants are encouraged to include in their proposals a description of funding that will incorporate the evidence-based program principles included in the NADCP Adult Drug Court Best Practice Standards, and to specify which standard(s) is/are addressed and include in the program design details on how the standard(s) will be implemented. Allowable uses of funds include:\nScale up the drug court program capacity to better meet the actual number of eligible high-risk/high-need justice-involved persons in the jurisdiction\nEnhance court operations including training programs for drug court practitioners, drug court program evaluations, performance management system implementation, and automated management information system implementation\nExpand or enhance court services in areas such as case management, including drug testing, case management, and community supervision\nImprove the quality and/or intensity of services based on needs assessments; for instance, funding may be used for enhancing treatment services (including cognitive behavioral therapy), enrollment in and access to health care coverage, education, vocational training, job training and placement, drug free or transitional housing assistance, and childcare or other family support services for each participant who requires such services\nApplicants must demonstrate that, to the extent that substance abuse treatment and related services are funded by this award, the program will include treatment and services to address opioid abuse reduction\nCategory 3: Statewide: Statewide drug court grants are available for two purposes (it is suggested that applicants apply for each and maximize funds available from both categories to assist with state-based coordination, services, evaluation, and training; however, applicants may apply to subcategory A or B separately):\nA. Applicants may request funds to improve, enhance, or expand drug court services statewide by encouraging adherence to the evidence-based program principles included in the NADCP Adult Drug Court Best Practice Standards and through activities such as: training and/or technical assistance programs for drug court teams geared to improve drug court functioning and to increase drug court participation and participant outcomes; tracking, compiling, coordinating, and disseminating state drug court information and resources; increasing communication, coordination, and information sharing among drug court programs; conducting a statewide drug court evaluation; or establishing a statewide automated drug court data collection and/or performance management system.\nB. Applicants may request funds to financially support drug courts in local or regional jurisdictions that do not currently operate with BJA Adult Drug Court Discretionary Grant Program funding. (A list of active BJA drug court grantees is available at: www.bja.gov/ProgramDetails.aspx?Program_ID=58.) States applying for funding under this subcategory must demonstrate a statewide, data-driven strategy for reaching and expanding capacity of drug court options and services for nonviolent but high-risk/high-need justice-involved individuals, which may include implementing new drug courts, or scaling up existing drug courts to better meet the actual number of high-risk/high-need individuals who are eligible and ready to participate in a drug court program. States are encouraged to propose funding for local or regional courts in a manner that is consistent with implementing one or more of the evidence-based principles included above in the NADCP Adult Drug Court Best Practice Standards or similar state standards.\nAn \u201cadult drug court\u201d is defined as a court program managed by a multidisciplinary team that responds to the offenses and treatment needs of participants who have a substance use disorder. Eligible drug court types are: Adult Drug Courts; Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)/Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Courts; Co-Occurring Courts where those participants possess both a substance use and mental health disorder diagnosis; Veterans Treatment Courts; and Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts. Court programs that combine or propose to combine drug court types with other court programs or dockets are also eligible for funding, although the funding under this program must be used to address only those clients eligible for drug court services.\nAmount: A total of $50,000,000 is available to award 96 awards as follows:\nCategory 1: Implementation, and Category 2: Enhancement: Grants range up to $500,000 and have a duration of 48 months.\nCategory 3: Statewide: Grant maximum per applicant for Subcategories A and B: $2,000,000 for state-based coordination of services. Of the $2,000,000, a maximum of $500,000 is available per applicant under subcategory A, and a maximum of $1,500,000 is available per applicant under subcategory B. 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        "raw_content": "British Council lists 70 English words of Indian origin\n\u200bHyderabad: As part of its 70th Anniversary celebrations, the British Council unveiled the 70 words of Indian origin specially selected from the Oxford English Dictionary, underlining the proximity and understanding between the two nations. The 70 words of Indian origin span categories such as people & places, food, clothing& accessories, society, wildlife and nature, and so on. Some of the most commonly used Indian words are raita, pashmina, bhelpuri, dal and chutney among others.\nOver the last 70 years of its presence in India, the British Council has worked to partner India\u2019s knowledge ambitions, with the English language playing an important role in helping Indians explore opportunities in India and across the world. The occasion highlights how the English language has evolved with words of Indian origin with a few words that date back to the pre-independence period while many words have been added recently (words like bhelpuri, churidar).\nOn the occasion, Alan Gemmell OBE, Director India, British Council, said, \u201cThere are many points of connection over the centuries in which people, ideas, language, goods and services have moved between Britain and India.\nThe British Council has been one such point and - as we celebrate our 70th year, we are proud to say that we have been inspired by India everyday of those 70 years and hope that in a small way, we inspire young people in both our countries to imagine what the next 70 years could be. Our 70 Words is a momentary reminder of the layers of connection and fluid nature of the English language.\u201d\n\u201cFor the cashmere we drape and pyjamas we sleep in; the bangles we wear; the shampoo that cleans our hair; the cheetahs we watch whose speed we admire; and, the curry and kedgeree we might eat on a verandah - we thank the rich languages of India, and the people who have mixed and shared over the generations of those last four hundred years\u201d, he said.\nComplete list of all 70 words will be available on this microsite: https://www.britishcouncil.org.in/70words\nTags: British Council, Oxford English Dictionary, English Words, English language",
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        "raw_content": "Memorial Day Holiday Closing\nThe History Center will be closed on Monday, May 28, 2018 in honor of the Memorial Day holiday. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 29, 2018 at 8:00 a.m.",
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        "raw_content": "The plaintiffs in this particular case used to work for JL Schwieters Construction. During their time on the job, from September 2012 through December 2013, they were allegedly harassed by a supervisor on numerous occasions. The plaintiffs claim that this individual made a noose and threatened to hang them. They also say that this individual called them derogatory names.\nThe actions of one man made working for the company a nightmare for these two individuals. Rather than go to court, the company has opted to settled this case. According to reports, $125,000 will be paid to the victims. The court has also signed an order stating that the company must appropriately train its staff on harassment laws.\nNo one likes being bullied at work. Race discrimination goes beyond typical bullying, though. No one should have to endure being called names or be concerned for their physical safety while on the job, simply due to their race. With the assistance of legal counsel, Colorado residents who have found themselves in such situations can do as these gentlemen did and seek relief for any resulting damages through legal means.\nSource: U.S. News & World Report, \"Construction Company Settles Racial Discrimination Case\", Sept. 7, 2017\nRelated Posts: Tesla's workplace discrimination allegations are not so clean, Was age discrimination behind job refusal?, Proving age discrimination occurred, Gender at the heart of an employment discrimination case",
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        "raw_content": "Fox sets lowest bar yet, praises Trump for not murdering journalists\nIt is no secret that Trump doesn\u2019t care much for the press, but Fox news doesn\u2019t care because \u201che\u2019s not killing anyone.\u201d\nThe Committee to Protect Journalists, or the CPJ, named Trump for the award of \u201cOverall Achievement in Undermining\u2026\nGuest Katie Frates, an editor at The Daily Caller, and the \u201cFox & Friends\u201d crew don\u2019t think Trump is deserving of the award, however, because unlike a few other heads of state, President Trump hasn\u2019t murdered any journalists.",
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        "raw_content": "America\u2019s Political Paralysis Over Torture\nConfronting the CIA\u2019s Mind Maze: America\u2019s Political Paralysis Over Torture\nby: Alfred W. McCoy, June 7, 2009\nIf, like me, you\u2019ve been following America\u2019s torture policies not just for the last few years, but for decades, you can\u2019t help but experience that eerie feeling of d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu these days. With the departure of George W. Bush and Dick Cheney from Washington and the arrival of Barack Obama, it may just be back to the future when it comes to torture policy, a turn away from a dark, do-it-yourself ethos and a return to the outsourcing of torture that went on, with the support of both Democrats and Republicans, in the Cold War years.\nDespite dozens of official inquiries in the five years since the Abu Ghraib photos first exposed our abuse of Iraqi detainees, the torture scandal continues to spread like a virus, infecting all who touch it, including now Obama himself. By embracing a specific methodology of torture, covertly developed by the CIA over decades using countless millions of taxpayer dollars and graphically revealed in those Iraqi prison photos, we have condemned ourselves to retreat from whatever promises might be made to end this sort of abuse and are instead already returning to a bipartisan consensus that made torture America\u2019s secret weapon throughout the Cold War.\nDespite the 24 version of events, the Bush administration did not simply authorize traditional, bare-knuckle torture. What it did do was develop to new heights the world\u2019s most advanced form of psychological torture, while quickly recognizing the legal dangers in doing so. Even in the desperate days right after 9/11, the White House and Justice Department lawyers who presided over the Bush administration\u2019s new torture program were remarkably punctilious about cloaking their decisions in legalisms designed to preempt laterprosecution\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026..\nPhysical torture is a relatively straightforward matter of sadism that leaves behind broken bodies, useless information, and clear evidence for prosecution. Psychological torture, on the other hand, is a mind maze that can destroy its victims, even while entrapping its perpetrators in an illusory, almost erotic, sense of empowerment. When applied skillfully, it leaves few scars for investigators who might restrain this seductive impulse. However, despite all the myths of these last years, psychological torture, like its physical counterpart, has proven an ineffective, even counterproductive, method for extracting useful information from prisoners\u2026\u2026..\nThe roots of our present paralysis over what to do about detainee abuse lie in the hidden history of the CIA\u2019s program of psychological torture. Early in the Cold War, panicked that the Soviets had somehow cracked the code of human consciousness, the Agency mounted a \u201cSpecial Interrogation Program\u201d whose working hypothesis was: \u201cMedical science, particularly psychiatry and psychotherapy, has developed various techniques by means of which some external control can be imposed on the mind/or will of an individual, such as drugs, hypnosis, electric shock and neurosurgery.\u201d\nAll of these methods were tested by the CIA in the 1950s and 1960s. None proved successful for breaking potential enemies or obtaining reliable information. Beyond these ultimately unsuccessful methods, however, the Agency also explored a behavioral approach to cracking that \u201ccode.\u201d In 1951, in collaboration with British and Canadian defense scientists, the Agency encouraged academic research into \u201cmethods concerned in psychological coercion.\u201d Within months, the Agency had defined the aims of its top-secret program, code-named Project Artichoke, as the \u201cdevelopment of any method by which we can get information from a person against his will and without his knowledge.\u201d\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026..\nDuring the 1950s, two neurologists at Cornell Medical Center, under CIA contract, found that the most devastating torture technique of the Soviet secret police, the KGB, was simply to force a victim to stand for days while the legs swelled, the skin erupted in suppurating lesions, and hallucinations began \u2013 a procedure which we now politely refer to as \u201cstress positions.\u201d\nThe Agency spent the next 30 years promoting these torture techniques within the U.S. intelligence community and among anti-communist allies. In its clandestine journey across continents and decades, the CIA\u2019s psychological torture paradigm would prove elusive, adaptable, devastatingly destructive, and powerfully seductive. So darkly seductive is torture\u2019s appeal that these seemingly scientific methods, even when intended for a few Soviet spies or al-Qaeda terrorists, soon spread uncontrollably in two directions \u2013 toward the torture of the many and into a paroxysm of brutality towards specific individuals. During the Vietnam War, when the CIA applied these techniques in their search for information on top Vietcong cadre, the interrogation effort soon degenerated into the crude physical brutality of the Phoenix Program, producing 46,000 extrajudicial executions and little actionable intelligence.\nIn 1994, with the Cold War over, Washington ratified the U.N. Convention Against Torture, seemingly resolving the tension between its anti-torture principles and its torture practices. Yet when President Clinton sent this Convention to Congress, he included four little-noticed diplomatic \u201creservations\u201d drafted six years before by the Reagan administration and focused on just one word in those 26 printed pages: \u201cmental.\u201d\nThese reservations narrowed (just for the United States) the definition of \u201cmental\u201d torture to include just four acts: the infliction of physical pain, the use of drugs, death threats, or threats to harm another. Excluded were methods such as sensory deprivation and self-inflicted pain, the very techniques the CIA had propagated for the past 40 years. This definition was reproduced verbatim in Section 2340 of the U.S. Federal Code and later in the War Crimes Act of 1996. Through this legal legerdemain, Washington managed to agree, via the U.N. Convention, to ban physical abuse even while exempting the CIA from the U.N.\u2019s prohibition on psychological torture.\nRight after his public address to a shaken nation on September 11, 2001, President Bush gave his staff secret orders to pursue torture policies, adding emphatically, \u201cI don\u2019t care what the international lawyers say, we are going to kick some ass.\u201d In a dramatic break with past policy, the White House would even allow the CIA to operate its own global network of prisons, as well as charter air fleet to transport seized suspects and \u201crender\u201d them for endless detention in a supranational gulag of secret \u201cblack sites\u201d from Thailand to Poland.\nThe Bush administration also officially allowed the CIA ten \u201cenhanced\u201d interrogation methods designed by agency psychologists, including \u201cwaterboarding.\u201d This use of cold water to block breathing triggers the \u201cmammalian diving reflex,\u201d hardwired into every human brain, thus inducing an uncontrollable terror of impending death\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\nFor \u201cmore physical and psychological stress,\u201d CIA interrogators used coercive measures such as \u201can insult slap or abdominal slap\u201d and then \u201cwalling,\u201d slamming the detainee\u2019s head against a cell wall. If these failed to produce the results sought, interrogators escalated to waterboarding, as was done to Abu Zubaydah \u201cat least 83 times during August 2002\u201d and Khalid Sheikh Mohammad 183 times in March 2003 \u2013 so many times, in fact, that the repetitiousness of the act can only be considered convincing testimony to the seductive sadism of CIA-style torture.\nIn a parallel effort launched by Bush-appointed civilians in the Pentagon, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld gave General Geoffrey Miller command of the new American military prison at Guantanamo in late 2002 with ample authority to transform it into an ad hoc psychology lab. Behavioral Science Consultation Teams of military psychologists probed detainees for individual phobias like fear of the dark. Interrogators stiffened the psychological assault by exploiting what they saw as Arab cultural sensitivities when it came to sex and dogs. Via a three-phase attack on the senses, on culture, and on the individual psyche, interrogators at Guantanamo perfected the CIA\u2019s psychological paradigm.\nAfter General Miller visited Iraq in September 2003, the U.S. commander there, General Ricardo Sanchez, ordered Guantanamo-style abuse at Abu Ghraib prison. My own review of the 1,600 still-classified photos taken by American guards at Abu Ghraib \u2013 which journalists covering this story seem to share like Napster downloads \u2013 reveals not random, idiosyncratic acts by \u201cbad apples,\u201d but the repeated, constant use of just three psychological techniques: hooding for sensory deprivation, shackling for self-inflicted pain, and (to exploit Arab cultural sensitivities) both nudity and dogs. It is no accident that Private Lynndie England was famously photographed leading an Iraqi detainee leashed like a dog\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\n\u201cBehind the Green Door\u201d at the White House\nFurther up the chain of command, National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice, as she recently told the Senate, \u201cconvened a series of meetings of NSC [National Security Council] principals in 2002 and 2003 to discuss various issues relating to detainees.\u201d This group, including Vice President Cheney, Attorney General John Ashcroft, Secretary of State Colin Powell, and CIA director George Tenet, met dozens of times inside the White House Situation Room.\nAfter watching CIA operatives mime what Rice called \u201ccertain physical and psychological interrogation techniques,\u201d these leaders, their imaginations stimulated by graphic visions of human suffering, repeatedly authorized extreme psychological techniques stiffened by hitting, walling, and waterboarding. According to an April 2008 ABC News report, Attorney General Ashcroft once interrupted this collective fantasy by asking aloud, \u201cWhy are we talking about this in the White House? History will not judge this kindly.\u201d\nIn mid-2004, even after the Abu Ghraib photos were released, these principals met to approve the use of CIA torture techniques on still more detainees. Despite mounting concerns about the damage torture was doing to America\u2019s standing, shared by Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice commanded Agency officials with the cool demeanor of a dominatrix. \u201cThis is your baby,\u201d she reportedly said. \u201cGo do it.\u201d\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026..\nJust to be safe, when Vice President Cheney presided over the drafting of the Military Commissions Act of 2006, he included clauses, buried in 38 pages of dense print, defining \u201cserious physical pain\u201d as the \u201csignificant loss or impairment of the function of a bodily member, organ, or mental faculty.\u201d This was a striking paraphrase of the outrageous definition of physical torture as pain \u201cequivalent in intensity to \u2026 organ failure, impairment of bodily function, or even death\u201d in John Yoo\u2019s infamous August 2002 \u201ctorture memo,\u201d already repudiated by the Justice Department.\nAbove all, the Military Commissions Act protected the CIA\u2019s use of psychological torture by repeating verbatim the exculpatory language found in those Clinton-era, Reagan-created reservations to the U.N. Convention and still embedded in Section 2340 of the Federal code. To make doubly sure, the act also made these definitions retroactive to November 1997, giving CIA interrogators immunity from any misdeeds under the Expanded War Crimes Act of 1997 which punishes serious violations with life imprisonment or death\u2026\u2026..\nThis time around, however, a long-distance torture policy may not provide the same insulation as in the past for Washington. Any retreat into torture by remote-control is, in fact, only likely to produce the next scandal that will do yet more damage to America\u2019s international standing.\nOver a 40-year period, Americans have found themselves mired in this same moral quagmire on six separate occasions: following expos\u00e9s of CIA-sponsored torture in South Vietnam (1970), Brazil (1974), Iran (1978), Honduras (1988), and then throughout Latin America (1997). After each expos\u00e9, the public\u2019s shock soon faded, allowing the Agency to resume its dirty work in the shadows.\nUnless some formal inquiry is convened to look into a sordid history that reached its depths in the Bush era, and so begins to break this cycle of deceit, expos\u00e9, and paralysis followed by more of the same, we\u2019re likely, a few years hence, to find ourselves right back where we are now. We\u2019ll be confronted with the next American torture scandal from some future iconic dungeon, part of a dismal, ever lengthening procession that has led from the tiger cages of South Vietnam through the Shah of Iran\u2019s prison cells in Tehran to Abu Ghraib and the prison at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.\nThe next time, however, the world will not have forgotten those photos from Abu Ghraib. The next time, the damage to this country will be nothing short of devastating\n\u00ab Democratic Love for Reagan\n\u201cJust I cry, because I don\u2019t know my daughters\u201d \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "HomeEducationWedding, Engagement, Anniversary & Love Rings Wedding Bands\nWedding bands have been used throughout the world and every culture as a symbol of love.\nThe History And Style Of Wedding Rings\nRings have long been a symbol of friendship, love, and marriage. Over the ages, wedding rings have evolved from talismanic rings, to tokens of love and affection, to symbols of long-term commitment.\nAn ancient Greek love ring inscribed \u201cPresent to Kleta\u201d (c. 4th century B.C.).\nWe can trace their history in the following sections:\nAntiquity: Talismans and Love Tokens\nThe Middle Ages: Christian Themes and Posies\nThe Renaissance through the 19th Century: A Period of Elaboration\nModern Wedding Jewelry Trends\nUnusual Wedding Ring Styles\nThis wall painting of Queen Nefertari shows her wearing bracelets, which, like rings, were thought to symbolize eternity.\nModern wedding ring traditions have their distant roots in ancient Egypt, where reeds and rushes growing along the banks of the Nile River were woven into rings and bracelets. These items were given as gifts and worn as amulets, which brought the wearer good fortune and long life. The circle created by the bracelet or ring symbolizes eternity, as it has no beginning and no end.\nRings and bracelets were also fashioned out of leather, bone, glass, pottery, and even metal\u2013for those who could afford it. We have only to examine ancient Egyptian carvings and paintings to see many examples of rings from the period.\nAn example of the Heracles knot cast in a silver ring.\nThe Egyptians also used an exceptionally strong knot created by two intertwined ropes as a healing and fertility charm. The Greeks referred to them as Heracles knots because of their affiliation with the Greek hero known for his strength, virility, and courage.\nHeracles wearing the skin of the Nemean lion.\nApparently, Heracles used one of these knots to fasten the skin of the Nemean lion around his neck. Heracles is often depicted wearing the skin of the lion, which he killed as the first of his famous Twelve Labors. The Greeks used this motif in love and friendship rings, not marriage rings per se.\nAn ancient Greek tiara showing a Heracles knot (c. 300 B.C.).\nThe Heracles (Hercules in Latin) knot was also adopted by the Romans\u2013first as a talisman, and then as a wedding symbol when it became part of the traditional bridal girdle. In ancient Rome, the bride\u2019s girdle was securely fastened with knots\u2014a representation of her chastity. It was common for the groom to untie the knots in the post-wedding ceremony.\nThis tradition has given us the phrase \u201ctying the knot\u201d and the knot of Hercules is now known as the \u201cmarriage-knot.\u201d The symbolism of this knot has survived to the present day, and it was commonly used in love rings during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.\nA modern ring with a knot of Heracles.\nThe Romans were the first to introduce detailed legal requirements for prenuptial agreements, cohabitation, divorce, and of course, weddings. To marry in ancient Rome, one needed the legal right to marry, or connubium. An existing marriage precluded connubium as did certain blood and legal relationships.\nGenerally, all Roman citizens were allowed to marry, although eunuchs were prohibited from marriage, and the aristocracy and the lower classes were not allowed to intermarry until 445 B.C. For a couple to marry, the fathers of both families were required to give their consent; the bride was required to be at least twelve years of age, and the groom fourteen.\nLoadstone is an ancient name for magnetite, a magnetic mineral found in ancient Magnesia.\nWedding agreements or contracts were serious matters to the Romans. Once an agreement was made, failure to follow through could have serious consequences. The agreement was frequently cemented when the groom gave his intended either money or an iron ring. On occasion, the iron wedding ring was also set with a \u201cloadstone\u201d or magnet, which symbolized the love that bound the couple together.\nLike many of his day, Pliny (23-79 A.D.), a Roman scholar and author, was fascinated with the phenomenon of magnetism. He indicated that iron rings were frequently magnetized prior to the betrothal ceremony. Interestingly enough, it is still possible to buy magnetic wedding rings today.\nOver time, Roman \u201cespousal\u201d rings and other ornamental rings became increasingly elaborate. They were also fabricated from gold and other precious metals. If the ring was costly, the bride did not wear it every day. An iron ring was substituted for that purpose, and it frequently featured small protrusions in the shape of keys. Although these rings may not have been functional, they were said to symbolize a woman\u2019s control of the valuables of the household.\nAn ancient Roman key ring.\nRoman wedding rings were ornamented with different symbols or motifs. A man and a woman, representing the betrothed couple, might be engraved on the ring. If a ship motif was used, it signified happiness. Sometimes the rings featured engraved motifs such as the gods Mars and Venus, or their son, Cupid.\nCarnelian signet ring from the 2nd or 3rd century A.D.\nThe pagan origin of the Roman espousal ring did not deter early Christians from adopting its use. Although it was against excessive ornamentation, the early Christian Church approved the ring as a token of commitment to marriage. While the Bible does not mention rings being given as engagement or wedding rings, there is mention of the use of signet rings as a symbol of fidelity, friendship, and the delegation of power or authority.\nAn Early Christian wedding ring depicting Christ officiating at the marriage of a couple standing on either side of him. (c. 7th century A.D.)\nFor centuries, signet rings were used to seal contracts, so it was not a big stretch to see them adapted for use in betrothal ceremonies. Other early Christian wedding rings borrowed heavily on the themes and motifs of pagan rings, but they were overlaid with additional Christian symbols including the Cross, or a depiction of Christ presiding over the union.\nA fede ring brooch from the 14th or 15th century.\nAnother motif frequently found in Roman and early Christian betrothal rings is a pair of right hands clasped together, representing the pledge given by the couple. Called fede rings by 19th century collectors, this motif has enjoyed enormous popularity for many centuries, although styles have changed significantly with time. The Claddagh Ring is an outgrowth of the fede ring tradition.\nA 13th century gold and sapphire ring inscribed with \u201cAmor vincit.\u201d\nAlthough we know that many aristocratic wedding rings contained gemstones, they are difficult to identify with certainty as true wedding rings unless they contain an inscription. The gemstones incorporated into medieval wedding rings were often selected for the symbolism of their color, and many stones were recycled from ancient articles of jewelry.\nA 17th century Posey ring with the following inscription: \u201cOur Hands and Hearts with one consent hath tied this \u2018bond\u2019 till death prevent.\u201d\nIn contrast to gemstone rings, it is fairly obvious when inscribed bands called \u201cmotto rings\u201d were used as wedding rings. Motto rings are also known as \u201cposey rings\u201d because the inscriptions were known as small poems or po\u00e9sies, often written in French, which was widely recognized as the language of love. Sometimes the motto was accompanied with other traditional motifs such as tears, sunrays, flowers, or twining branches.\nA 16th century open gimmel ring with two parts.\nEvidence suggests that gimmel rings were first created by jewelers in the Middle Ages. The gimmel ring is named for the Latin gemelli, meaning twins. It is comprised of two (or three) interlocking rings, which can be fitted together to look like a single ring.\nA 14th century Jewish wedding ring.\nIt was customary to split gimmel rings into their separate components at the betrothal. If there were two sub-rings, the man and woman each took one; if there were three, a witness would hold the third. When the couple married, the three sections of the ring were reunited and worn by the bride. Gimmel rings have remained popular and have been made into a number of different styles.\nThe wedding rings used at Jewish ceremonies in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance were not often intended for everyday use because of their large sizes. Primarily intended as ceremonial objects, these rings were intricately detailed and often took the form of a gabled building or synagogue.\nThis enameled ruby ring with symbolic clasped hands was given by Mary Queen of Scots to her friend, an ancestor of the Earls of Mansfield.\nDuring the Renaissance and beyond, jewelry making flourished as did the other arts. Wedding rings became more elaborate and new motifs were introduced including dogs (representing faithfulness), turtledoves (representing love), wounded stags (representing the pain of love), and forget-me-not flowers. Posey rings continued to be popular and books of suitable poems were published.\nOld fashioned motifs such as hearts, linked hands, cupids, and lover\u2019s knots continued to be used. In Italy, silver was favored for betrothal rings, which were often executed with niello, a kind of black enamel, which contrasted nicely with the color of the metal.\nA small bracelet showing the niello technique.\nIn 17th century England, the Puritan Parliament tried to abolish the tradition of the wedding ring because of its \u201cheathenish origin.\u201d The movement was unsuccessful. The same was attempted at different times among the Methodists, the Presbyterians, Quakers, Mennonites, and the 7th Day Adventists, each independently stressing the need for plain dress and absence of jewelry among pious adherents.\nAn 18th century ring with amethyst and diamonds.\nIn each of these cases, the symbol of the wedding ring\u2014and the desire to wear one\u2014won out. In Colonial America, the bride was often given a thimble at the wedding instead of a ring. However, many women sliced off the tip of the thimble in order to create a ring.\nIn the 18th century, new fashions in wedding rings emerged. The traditional band wedding ring was considered so precious to the bride that a new pair of rings was placed on either side of the band to \u201cprotect\u201d it. Known as \u201ckeeper rings,\u201d these rings resemble eternity bands because many consisted of gemstones. Although diamonds were often featured in keeper rings, they frequently included colored stones as well.\nAn inscribed gold wedding band and gold keeper ring.\nColored stones were also incorporated into another new wedding ring design, called a \u201ctwin heart\u201d ring. Twin heart rings were very expensive because they were frequently set with precious diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and sapphires.\nA 19th century twin heart ring.\nIn the late 18th century, wedding rings often bore the bride\u2019s newly assumed initials, celebrating the adoption of her husband\u2019s last name. At the same time, a new form of motto ring became popular\u2014the Rebus or Cipher Ring. A rebus is a puzzle in which the syllables of words and names are represented either by pictures or letters of things that sound the same.\nLike motto rings, many of the rebus rings were coded using the French language. For example, the letters L-L-M-E may be pronounced phonetically as \u2018elle aime aimer\u2019 (she loves to love) and the letters L-A-C-D correspond to \u2018elle a c\u00e9d\u00e9\u2019 (she has yielded). Although rebus or cipher rings are known from as early as the 13th century, they became extremely popular in Victorian England. In many Victorian rebus rings the elements of the design create the puzzle.\nA modern version of the twin heart ring, which was enormously popular in the 18th and 19th centuries.\nThe Victorians loved gemstones, and they employed them to spell out special words with their initial letters in \u201cacrostic\u201d jewelry. For example, a ring set with a Diamond, Emerald, Amethyst and Ruby would spell \u201cDEAR,\u201d or Lapis, Opal, Vermeil (a Victorian name for hessonite garnet), and Emerald would spell \u201cLOVE.\u201d Acrostic pieces might also spell out the wearer\u2019s name.\nIn Ireland during this period, a ring was so important that no wedding would take place without one. If the bridegroom was too poor to buy one, he had the option of renting one for the ceremony.\nTowards the end of the 19th century, many grooms started wearing wedding rings as well. This practice was broadly institutionalized around WWII, when soldiers, facing a lengthy separation from their loved ones, desired a token to remember them by. Also during this time, symbolic and sentimental rings, which had been so popular in the previous century, were replaced by engagement rings in the form that we know them today. Set with a pearl or the best stone the groom could afford, they signaled the bride\u2019s intent to marry. At the wedding, she and her intended would use bands inscribed with their initials and the date of the ceremony.\nA 19th century R-E-G-A-R-D brooch.\nAlthough the discovery of large diamond deposits in South Africa in the latter part of the 19th century helped fuel the popularity of diamond engagement rings, the very wealthy often preferred colored gemstones such as ruby and sapphire.\nAt the beginning of the 20th century, platinum jewelry became a major status symbol. It became the preferred metal for engagement and wedding rings because it does not alter the perceived color of diamonds and it is stronger than silver. During the Art Deco period, platinum became the choice metal for wedding bands.\nTwo-tone band rings are frequently made of white and yellow gold or platinum and yellow gold.\nHowever, World War II temporarily took platinum out of the jewelry market, as stocks were reserved for wartime use. As a result, wedding rings made during the war years were made of gold. White gold, which is less expensive than platinum, has also enjoyed enormous popularity, and today, palladium, another white metal, is also gaining favor.\nWedding bands and other bridal jewelry continue to be in high demand. Wedding bands have become standard articles in marriage ceremonies all over the world. In 2005, one out of sixty-two Americans tied the knot. Another estimate indicates that approximately 2.3 million weddings take place in America every year, 33 percent of them remarriages. Retailers also note a trend toward sales of commitment rings, which are rings that signal long-term relationships that do not necessarily culminate in marriage.\nA diamond and platinum wedding band.\nIn 2006, bridal and wedding jewelry sales in the U.S. reached US $8.4 billion, up 3.9 percent from the previous year. Experts project that this market will continue to expand well into the second decade of the 21st century.\nToday many couples looking for a unique wedding ring will look to the past for inspiration. The styles included below are as popular today as they were in the past:\nPosey Rings\nThe symbolism of the Claddagh ring has been cherished by both friends and lovers for many centuries. The heart symbolizes love, the hands suggest faith in friendship, and the crown denotes loyalty. The ring is worn in one of three ways:\nA 14-karat gold Claddagh ring.\nWhen worn on the right hand with the heart facing outward, the wearer is still searching for true love.\nWhen worn on the right hand with the heart facing inward, the wearer\u2019s heart is attracted to another.\nWhen worn on the left hand with the heart facing inward, the wearer\u2019s heart is promised to another forever.\nThe Claddagh ring was designed by Richard Ioyes, a native of Galway, Ireland. In the late 17th century, Richard was captured by Algerian pirates and later sold as a slave to a Moorish goldsmith who trained him in the art of metalworking. After his release sometime around 1690, Richard returned to Galway where he created the first Claddagh ring. Earliest examples of the ring date back to the 1700\u2019s and are stamped with the initials RI.\nA gold puzzle ring.\nMen and women in Anatolia and Greece sometimes choose puzzle rings, which are sets of interlocking metal bands that must be arranged properly if they are to form a single ring.\nAn open gold puzzle ring.\nIn antiquity it is said that husbands gave them to their wives as a test of their fidelity since they would fall apart if they were removed from the finger. However, with practice it takes little effort to re-make the puzzle and anyone can learn to do so.\nThe patterns on Celtic rings date to manuscripts from the 9th century.\nCeltic-style wedding bands have become more popular in the U.S., Canada, and other English-speaking countries with large populations with Irish or Scottish ancestry.\nA Celtic wedding band.\nThis style of wedding band is often engraved or embossed with a Celtic knot, which symbolizes infinity, continuity, and oneness. The knot is a complete loop that has no start nor end and is typically crafted using one thread per design to encapsulate the theme of eternity.\nA Russian wedding ring.\nRussian Wedding rings are typically composed of three interlocking bands of rose, yellow and white gold. These rings are sometimes called Trinity rings.\nA three-piece gimmel ring in the form of a Claddagh.\nThe gimmel ring has been popular for centuries. It consists of two or more interlocking rings, sometimes joined by a pivot, which fit together to form a single ring. The different pieces are said to symbolize the union of two lives. Although many of the ancient gimmel rings were extremely ornate, the more modern versions are usually streamlined.\nA modern posey ring.\nPosey rings have been used as wedding rings for many centuries. These rings are also known as \u201cmotto rings\u201d because they are inscribed with mottos, small poems or po\u00e9sies. Sometimes the poem is enhanced with other traditional motifs such as flowers or twining branches.\nBuilding on the expression of wedding bands, explore Eternity and Anniversary Bands | A Guide to History and Style next.\nWedding, Engagement, Anniversary & Love Rings Engagement Rings Wedding, Engagement, Anniversary & Love Rings Eternity and Anniversary Bands",
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        "raw_content": "Try Being Positive and See What Kind of Difference It Makes\nI had a conversation with someone the other day about their business and why it wasn\u2019t working and I swear to god, once we\u2019d finished I felt like it was my business that was struggling!!\nSome people are just so negative and they drag everyone down. If you\u2019re one of them, THAT is why your business isn\u2019t working.\n- You don\u2019t, but probably can\u2019t, celebrate the little things,\n- You keep lowering your prices instead of standing firm,\n- Every time someone says no to working with you, you see it as a problem with you rather than them not being a good fit or not seeing the value in what you\u2019re providing,\n- The problem, to you, is that people where you live or the people you attract are too cheap to want to pay for your services. If that\u2019s the case then you\u2019re not showing them the value of what you\u2019re providing. You\u2019re not telling them why they need what you\u2019re providing and why the price you\u2019re charging is value for money for them.\nAnd sometimes, the problem is that you\u2019re just not cut out to run your own business. And that\u2019s totally fine. But if you are an entrepreneur, if you WANT to be successful, if you\u2019re going to put in the work and look for solutions rather than excuses, you\u2019ll get there.\nWhatever it is, you have to find the positive, you have to look for the little things and celebrate every win, big or small. Being negative all the time affects the energy that you put out, it seeps into your posts and your livestreams, it comes across in your copy and your potential clients can and do pick up on it. Yeah, that sounds like a bunch of crap but it\u2019s true.\nTry being positive and see what kind of difference it makes.\nP.S. I'm so excited to announce the launch of The Big Bundle!\n5 of my most popular courses, bundled up together with over 55% off the price of buying them individually.\nThese 5 courses will help you:\n- Grow your Facebook Group,\n- Grow your email list,\n- Set up passive income,\n- Overcome objections on sales calls,\n- Quickly create services that your ideal client can't wait to buy\nAnd as a bonus that's ONLY for the ladies of The Passive Income Society and my email list, I'm giving 20 people an extra 10% off to take the price down to 65% off the investment of each course if bought individually.\nTo get this code either respond to this email or PM me NOW on Facebook as these will go quickly. There's over 600 people in this group and almost the same amount on my email list so if you know it's for you and you want that extra 10% off, be quick.\nThe extra 10% is only for the first 20 people or until 8pm BST / 3pm EST Thursday 11th May (but they won't last that long!)",
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        "raw_content": "Kenneth Douglas TURNER\nMarch 17, 1944-March 1, 2005\nAfter a long and courageous battle with Myotonic Dystrophy, Ken Turner passed away on Tuesday, March 1, 2005.\nHe will be lovingly remembered by his best friend and wife, Katie; daughters Karla and Jacqueline (Jason); son Mathew (Julia); brother Colin (Wanda) and sister Cathy (Sharon).\nKen will always be remembered for his kind and gentle ways, his easy going nature and his wonderful sense of humour. He was always willing to share these with all around him.\nA Memorial Service will be held on Ken\u2019s birthday, Thursday, March 17, 2005 at 1:30 pm from the Chapel of Woodlawn Mt. Cheam Funeral Home, 45865 Hocking Ave, Chilliwack. A Celebration will follow.\nIf family and friends so desire, memorial donations may be made to the Muscular Dystrophy Association in Ken\u2019s memory.",
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        "raw_content": "After the Post Office - what next?\nThe RSA has awarded a prestigious Design Directions Award to three student designers who tackled issues arising from the closure of local post offices.\nFor many communities the local post office still plays an important social and economic role in every day life. Following a growing number of post office closures, the RSA asked design students to examine how improvements could be made to the service of existing post offices\u2019s and how new services might be designed to those post offices which face closure.\n(Loughborough University, Design Council Award of \u00a35,000) focused on the outreach service offered by the Post Office\u00ae, a service it provides for communities where a traditional Post Office no longer exists. His research uncovered dissatisfaction with the service by both customers and Post Office employees who need to operate the equipment.\nHis design, Post Pod, proposes a mobile unit that operates via a wireless connection to a remote internet service. More simple and efficient than the current outreach service, set up times are reduced, and the lightweight Pod is easier for mobile Postmasters to transport between locations. The Pod replaces the seven units required in the old outreach system. With minimal components used in its assembly and its lower energy use, it\u2019s also more environmentally friendly.\nMatthew Ward\u2019s (Loughborough University) design is The HUB \u2013 the creation of a new social focal point for village life.\nFocusing on the outreach aspect of postal services Matthew\u2019s plans build on existing village halls \u2013 establishing them as a place where outreach Post Office services can operate. Outreach workers can offer a full postal service at times agreed by the Network Change Programme (during which the Postman would collect post), and volunteering HUB helpers offer a basic service at other times, supplemented by the Post Office\u2019s online services. Matthew\u2019s proposal sees the Post Office\u00ae paying the HUB for its use during outreach hours, helping to fund operating costs outside of this use. Other services can be extended online to a website specific to each HUB.\nSteven McAllister (Northumbria University, Engine Internship Value \u00a34,000) wanted to improve the Post Office making it less likely that more closures would take place and identifying the opportunities to add value.\n\u2018communityconnections\u2019 is proposed as a service that brings together key elements of a community via the Post Office, creating a stronger, more effective local infrastructure with the Post Office at its heart. A \u00a35 monthly membership fee brings information about events, groups and activities happening in the area, pre-selected to appeal to the recipient; an exclusive membership card which acts as a passport to numerous local services and businesses; and access to reviews and ratings provided by residents for local tradesmen, and the opportunity to add your own. A point collection scheme, operating at local and large shops and businesses, offers Post Office vouchers in exchange. Users travelling in the UK would be able to access information about local services that may be of interest by presenting their card in the area\u2019s Post Office. Steven describes his service as economic (support of the local economy through local spending), ecological (residents spending and socialising in their own community thereby reducing nonessential travel), social (increased activity within the community boosts well being) and as adding value \u2013 the Post Office is connected to a positive social service, protecting it from attack and creating a strong argument against further closures.\nDownload full press release containing winning designs (PDF, 340KB)\nView gallery of winning entries for RSA Design Directions 2008-09",
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        "raw_content": "Cut those taxes.\nThe House has passed its tax bill, and it's based on one organizing principle: that people with more money can do the most for the economy.\nOf the $1.5 trillion in deficit financed tax cuts in this bill, the overwhelming majority of the benefits accrue to corporations and the top one percent of income-earning households. Exact numbers vary, but some reviews suggest that as much as 80% of the benefits will accrue to America's wealthiest households. A recent analysis from the Tax Policy Center concluded that the after-tax income of the richest 0.1% will grow by 3% due to this bill, more than double the gains of the middle class.\nThis is not an accident. It is a critical element of supply side economics.\nSupply side economics, a major plank of the conservative movement since at least the early 1980's, argues that production and capacity drive economic growth. As a result, policies which increase investment in and development of business will spur economic growth overall. On this basis conservative policymakers have put together a tax bill which grants the overwhelming majority of its benefits to the already wealthy. Here are five reasons why proponents argue that will work on everyone's behalf, and five reasons why most economists say it won't.\nThink about these tax strategies.\nHow Royal Caribbean's CEO Uses Cruise Bookings to Predict the Economy\nWhat Investors Can Learn From 'Blade Runner's' Vision of the Future\nHere's What the Stock Market Has Historically Done During Thanksgiving Week\nFOR: 5. Increased Investment\nIf economic growth is spurred by business investment, one of the best things that the government can do is get out of the way of that investment. As a close second, the government should encourage and reward that investment as aggressively as reasonably possible. This is much of the basis behind the White House's famous prediction that tax cuts will boost incomes by $4,000 to $9,000 per household.\nBased on this logic the tax cuts passed by House Republicans and those under consideration in the Senate will slash the corporate tax rate and, by restructuring pass-through income, will make it easier to profit as a private investor. The goal in both cases is to encourage companies and individuals to invest their money by increasing the rewards for doing so. Entrepreneurs will, proponents argue, spend more money developing new businesses if they can keep more of the money from doing so.\nInvestors are more likely to give those entrepreneurs and businesses money if they will get to keep more of the profits.\nAs a downstream result, workers across the country will benefit from the jobs and prosperity that come from new firms, studios, factories and other forms of productive enterprise built by this new business activity.\nFOR: 4. Increased Liquidity\nFor the same reasons that investors will sink new money into the market, existing businesses are more likely to expand if they can keep more of the profits. The key notion here is elasticity of markets.\nReducing the corporate tax rate will make it far more lucrative to launch a successful business venture, because the company will get to keep more of its own profits. This creates a corresponding incentive, then, for companies to create more business ventures. Companies will expand elastically in response to new profits.\nThey will do so, in part, because the greater profit margins offset greater risks.\nAlthough any company could today take out a loan or spend some of its own capital launching a new product or opening a new branch, every venture comes with a certain degree of risk. A company decides to act based on a calculation of capital, risk and reward. By raising the reward through lower taxes, Congress hopes to influence that calculation.\nFOR: 3. Pay Increases\nOne of the great debates of our time is why wages aren't rising as much as they should in response to a near-historically tight labor market. Economists have a lot of theories, but proponents of the current tax cuts argue that reducing high-end taxes will help prod that process along.\nBy increasing the capitalization of businesses, tax cut proponents believe that companies will have more freedom to compete for talent. In addition, they will have the resources to improve training and skill development, raising employees' skills and general competitiveness in the marketplace. Finally, increased activity in the business environment will make the hiring market even tighter than it is right now.\nAll of these forces will work to push average pay up.\nFOR: 2. Demand Increases\nThis is what's known as trickle-down economics.\nWhen someone makes a small purchase its impact on the economy is limited. Buying a $1 product only moves that single dollar into and through the system. Therefore, rather than trying to encourage a million people to make single-dollar purchases, it's often more efficient to encourage a single person to make a million dollar purchase.\nThis pushes a large amount of money into the economy at a single time, and typically in a manner that touches many disparate parts. When someone buys a house or a boat, that purchase price hides all of the small purchases that go into building and transferring that product. A single house involves not only the construction crew which builds it, but also the realtors that sell the property, the electricians who wire the house, the manufacturers who make materials used to build the house, the companies which make the products someone fills that house with.\nThe list goes on, populated with workers and industries all enriched by single purchases.\nFOR: 1. Importing Money\nAmerican companies hold over $2.6 trillion in assets overseas that they could spend in the U.S. They are also eager for foreign investment as a source of potential new money. Reducing domestic taxes on corporate profits makes all of that more likely.\nBy making it cheaper to bring money back into the country (\"repatriation\"), Washington will encourage companies to do so. With that money, as discussed above, they can increase domestic investment, building new facilities and products on American shores, with American jobs. The same holds true for foreign investment. By making the United States a more lucrative business environment, foreign investors will be more likely to buy into domestic corporations and foreign businesses will be more likely to build here.\nBoth changes would lead to more jobs and a better labor market for workers.\nAGAINST 5. Exporting Money\nBringing money into the United States doesn't work the way tax cut proponents claim.\nFirst, increasing foreign investment will create an enormous trade deficit. More than a third of the benefits from a corporate rate cut will accrue to foreign investors, leading billions of dollars to flow out of the economy. To the extent that this rate cut encourages additional foreign investment, the profits from that money will also flow back out of the U.S. economy to the original investors. This will help drive up the value of the dollar (as people need more dollars to invest in the U.S. market, our currency will get more expensive), creating a wider trade gap and hurting exports.\nMeanwhile, taxes have not historically had much impact on repatriation. Companies have rarely responded to repatriation incentives, and when they have, they historically have used that money to issue dividends and stock buybacks rather than funding new investment.\nThe \"end of repatriation taxes is not likely to boost investment much,\" wrote William Gale, Co-Director of the Tax Policy Center, in an e-mail. \"Companies with a lot of funds abroad also have a lot of funds here and are already not investing those funds.\"\nAGAINST: 4. Misplaced Consumers\nRich people don't tend to spend new money.\nTrickle down consumer economics is, at its heart, a form of economic stimulus. It argues that tax cuts can be used to drive spending which, in turn, will drive economic activity. In a consumer driven economy like the United States', this is not an inherently bad idea. However there is no observable evidence that it works.\nTo the extent that tax cuts do create new spending, they generally do so at the low end of the spectrum. The less money a household has, the more likely it is to immediately spend new income. By contrast, wealthy households tend to already have all the money they need. They're much less likely to spend new money because their wealth already exceeds their purchasing patterns. As a result, new income tends to go into savings. This can help investment (since banks will use that saved money to fund loans and make investments), but it does not substantially drive new consumer activity.\nAGAINST: 3. Corporate Wealth\nIt isn't realistic to expect corporations to spend new money because they're not spending the money they already have.\nU.S. corporations currently have nearly $2 trillion in assets, more than the GDP of Canada or Italy. They're not spending this money. It's sitting in bank accounts and portfolios waiting for business opportunities worth spending on, because companies don't invest or expand until there's a reason to do so.\nThat's the problem with increasingly liquidity in a vacuum, and supply side economics in general. Businesses build capacity to meet demand, but consumers don't necessarily increase demand to meet new capacity. Just because a factory exists doesn't mean that customers will show up to buy its products. Corporate tax cuts won't create opportunities or increase the demand that drives business expansion, it will only add to the existing pool of held assets.\nAGAINST: 2. Bad Investment Incentives\n\"Much of the corporate rate cut will benefit old investment -- it will provide windfall gains without commensurate increases in investment,\" wrote Gale. \"Interest rates are already low and the effective tax rate on capital is already fairly low.\"\nOverall, these tax cuts probably won't drive new investment because the market already has plenty of incentives for private investment.\nThen there's the danger of crowding out.\nThe government will have to borrow an estimated $1.5 trillion to pay for this tax cut. The Treasury will issue bonds to raise that money, which operate as an investment vehicle competing in the marketplace.\nInvestors generally like Treasury Bonds because of their security, so the more of them that are available the more money they siphon away from private sector investments. Investors looking for a better store of their money than cash will buy Treasury Bonds when they would otherwise have found a safe mutual fund or something similar. This is \"crowding out.\" Even to the extent that tax reform will create real, new investment activity, any of those gains will likely be offset by this phenomenon.\nAGAINST: 1. Tax Cuts Don't Cause Growth\nThe chief argument that tax reform advocates make is that this plan will cause America's economy to grow faster. They're right that for years now GDP growth has been sluggish in the United States. They are wrong that tax cuts will change this.\nTax policy has no substantial relationship with economic growth.\nAlthough there is some small amount of data relating low-end tax cuts with increased consumer demand, the bigger picture is that individual and corporate tax rates have never strongly correlated with GDP growth rates. Ronald Reagan cut taxes in the 80's, and the economy grew sluggishly. 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She teaches him how to talk tough, changes his name to Red Branahan, and gets him a construction job \u2014 unaware that the real Red has been released from prison.\nStarring: Charles Farrell, Wynne Gibson, William Gargan, ZaSu Pitts | Directed by: Mark Sandrich\nAnimal Crackers, like The Cocoanuts before is an all-but-literal translation to film of a smash-hit Marx Brothers Broadway musical. The aristocratic Mrs. Rittenhouse (Margaret Dumont) holds a weekend party at her Long Island Estate. Her guest of honor is famed (but likely fraudulent) African explorer Geoffrey T. Spaulding (Groucho Marx). Also showing up are renegade musician Signor Emmanuel Ravelli (Chico Marx), the mute, girl-chasing \"Professor\" (Harpo Marx) and Spaulding's faithful secretary Horatio Jamison (Zeppo Marx). The film, revolving around a stolen painting, finds Groucho lecturing on his most recent safari (\"One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas, I don't know\"), Harpo and Chico unabashedly cheating at bridge, Groucho dictating a wildly nonsequitur letter to the firm of Hungerdunger, Hungerdunger, Hungerdunger and McCormick, and Groucho and Chico drawing up plans to build a house. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: The Marx Brothers, Lillian Roth, Margaret Dumont, Louis Sorin | Directed by: Victor Heerman\nANIMAL KINGDOM, THE (1932)\nThe first film version of Philip Barry's Broadway play The Animal Kingdom stars Ann Harding, Leslie Howard and Myrna Loy. Howard plays a wealthy publisher who decides to marry the socially prominent Loy, leaving his mistress Harding in the lurch. In comically convoluted fashion, Loy behaves like a callous libertine, while Harding is the soul of love and fidelity. The frustrated Howard declares at the end that he is going back to his \"wife\"--meaning, of course, the faithful Harding. Animal Kingdom was long withdrawn from public view due to the 1946 remake One More Tomorrow; a pristine 35-millimeter print was discovered in the Warner Bros. vaults in the mid-1980s.\nStarring: Ann Harding, Leslie Howard, Myrna Loy, William Gargan, Neil Hamilton, Henry Stephenson | Directed by: George Cukor / Edward H. Griffith\nThe Marx Brothers in unmistakable decline. Groucho has his moments, as always, singing of \"Lydia the Tattooed Lady\", and he and Dumont have their act down to a stylized of sublime interplay. Harold Arlen did the songs.\nStarring: The Marx Brothers, Margaret Dumont, Florence Rice, Eve Arden, Nat Pendleton | Directed by: Edward Buzzell\nMarch of the Wooden Soldiers is the 1952 reissue title for Hal Roach's 1934 film version of Victor Herbert's Babes in Toyland. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy star as Stannie Dum and Ollie Dee, bumbling apprentices to the master toymaker of Toyland. This joyous fairy-tale community is populated by all the colorful Mother Goose characters we know and love; the one sour apple in the barrel is mean old Silas Barnaby (portrayed by Henry Kleinbach, aka Henry Brandon). Barnaby holds the mortgage on the outsized shoe where Widow Peep (Florence Roberts) and her daughter Little Bo Peep (Charlotte Henry) reside, and where Stannie and Ollie pay room and board. Bo Peep will be forced to marry the odious Barnaby if the rent isn't paid, so Stannie and Ollie try to raise the money by asking the toymaker for a raise. But the boys are fired when Stannie messes up an order from Santa Claus: instead of making six hundred toy soldiers one foot high, the dumb Mr. Dum makes one hundred toy soldiers six feet high. The wedding between Barnaby and Bo Peep goes on as planned--except that it's Stannie, disguised as the bride, who ends up walking down the altar. Publicly humiliated, Barnaby vows revenge. He steals one of the Three Little Pigs and places the blame on Bo Peep's boy friend, Tom-Tom the Piper's Son (Felix Knight). The penalty for pignapping is banishment to Bogeyland, a fearsome subterranean world populated by hideous bogeymen (look closely and you'll see the zippers on their costumes!) Stannie and Ollie expose Barnaby's perfidy and rescue Tom-Tom from Bogeyland, whereupon Barnaby rallies the bogeymen and leads an all-out attack on Toyland. Taking refuge in the toy warehouse, Stannie and Ollie activate the 100 6-foot wooden soldiers (a neat bit of stop-motion photography, courtesy of Hal Roach's \"fx\" wizard Roy Seawright), who vanquish the Bogeymen and save the day. One of the best of all the Laurel and Hardy features, March of the Wooden Soldiers has been a television holiday perennial ever since the cathode tube was invented. Only a handful of Victor Herbert's songs are utilized, but these lilting compositions more than compensate for the omissions (one song, \"I Can't Do That Sum\", is used as the leitmotif for the clueless Stannie and Ollie). For years available only in the 70-minute reissue version, March of the Wooden Soldiers has recently been fully restored to its full glorious 78 minutes.\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Charlotte Henry, Felix Knight, Florence Roberts, Charles \"Buddy\" Rogers | Directed by: Gus Meins / Charles Rogers\nDirected by Raoul Walsh, Baby Face Harrington features actor Charles Butterworth as Willie, a meek clerk who unintentionally gets involved with the mob when he misplaces two thousand dollars from the life insurance policy he was forced to cash after losing his job. While searching for the missing money, Willie (Butterworth) is taken hostage by gangsters. After learning his long-suffering wife Millicent (Una Merkel) plans to divorce him shortly, Willie loses all hope and prepares to hang himself. Just before he jumps to his suicide, however, the crime boss shows up and stops him. It turns out that the mob leader is an old school friend of Willie's, and convinces the former clerk that he still has much to live for. Baby Face Harrington also features actors Harvey Stephens, Eugene Pallette, and Ruth Selwyn.\nStarring: Charles Butterworth, Una Merkel, Harvey Stephens, Eugene Pallette | Directed by: Raoul Walsh\nBEHIND THE MAKEUP (1930)\nIn this convoluted drama, the jolly painted face of a circus clown is but a mask for an avaricious, ruthlessly ambitious, and deceitful man. Hap is performing in small New Orleans clubs when he saves the life of the starving Gardino, a member of a distinguished family of European clowns. Though impoverished and unemployed, Gardino is determined to avoid the family slapstick and become a \"serious\" performer of high-class clowning. Hap suggests they team up, but thanks to Gardino's refusal to do slapstick, their act is a dud. Gardino leaves in a huff. Later Hap finds his former partner performing Hap's proposed act with a new partner. He is doing quite well, and when he sees Hap, Gardino apologizes and they again team up. This time Gardino insists on star billing. To make matters worse, he steals Hap's girl and they marry. The honeymoon is barely over before Gardino is playing around with other women and gambling away all of their money. After his latest affair goes bust, Gardino grows despondent and so walks into the sea, never looking back.\nStarring: Hal Skelly, William Powell, Fay Wray, Kay Francis, Paul Lukas | Directed by: Robert Milton\nTwenty years after the Armistice, doughboy Stan Laurel continues guarding a trench in France--simply because no one told him the war was over. His rescue coincides with the first wedding anniversary of his old pal Oliver Hardy. Heading to town to pick up a gift for his wife (Minna Gombell), Ollie discovers that Stan has been located and is now residing at the Veteran's Home. The two buddies share a warm reunion, whereupon Ollie invites Stan home to enjoy a \"big thick juicy steak\" prepared by Mrs. Hardy. As a result of Ollie's hospitality, Stan inadvertently wrecks Ollie's brand new car; the boys spend half the afternoon trudging up and down 13 flights of stairs; Ollie gets into a fight with belligerent Jimmy Finlayson; Mrs. Hardy angrily walks out on her husband; the boys manage to blow up the kitchen while preparing their own meal; and Hardy's beautiful next-door neighbor (Patricia Ellis) ends up minus her dress in Ollie's steamer trunk, with both Mrs. Hardy and the neighbor's husband, big-game hunter Billy Gilbert, converging upon our bethumped heroes. Essentially a remake of the 1929 Laurel and Hardy two-reeler Unnaccustomed as We Are, Block-Heads is a brilliant parade of virtuoso comedy turns. The best bits of business include the mountain of bean cans representing Stan's two decades in the trenches; the \"white magic\" gags involving Stan's pulling down the shadow of a window shade, producing a glass of water from his pocket and smoking his thumb like a pipe; and an uproarious \"black\" joke involving Ollie's mistaken belief than Stan has lost a leg in the war. The film sustains its high level of humor for 56 of its 57 minutes, faltering only in its disappointing closing gag (borrowed from the 1928 short We Faw Down). Among the writers of this chucklefest was former silent comedian Harry Langdon. Erroneously announced in 1938 as Laurel and Hardy's final feature, Block-Heads was indeed the last of the team's genuine classics.\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Patricia Ellis, Billy Gilbert, Huntz Hall | Directed by: John G. Blystone\nBOHEMIAN GIRL, THE (1936)\nThe excellent box-office returns for the previous Laurel & Hardy comic operas The Devil's Brother and Babes in Toyland encouraged Hal Roach to cast the team in still another operatic adaptation, a self-styled \"comedy version\" of William Balfe's The Bohemian Girl. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play members of a gypsy tribe wandering through middle Europe sometime in the early 19th century. As if he hasn't got enough trouble trying to train dimwitted Stan to be a \"first-class pickpocket,\" Ollie is also saddled with a faithless wife (Mae Busch), who is in love with dashing gypsy robber captain Devil's Hoof (Antonio Moreno). While trying to break into the palace of gypsy-hating Count Arnheim (William P. Carleton), Devil's Hoof is captured and flogged. In retaliation, Ollie's wife kidnaps Arnheim's little daughter Arline (Darla Hood of \"Our Gang\" fame) and leaves the child in Ollie's care, explaining that the baby is his (\"I didn't want to tell her who her father was until she was old enough to stand the shock!\") Twelve years later, Arline (now played by Jacqueline Wells) has grown into a beautiful young woman who's forgotten all about her aristocratic childhood, except whenever she dreams \"she dwelt in marbl'd halls\" (from the song of the same name). By coincidence, Arline one day finds herself wandering around the grounds of her ancestral home. She is captured by the Captain of the Guards (James Finlayson) and sentenced to be flogged, whereupon her foster-daddy Ollie and her drink-besotted Uncle Stanley race to her rescue. There's a happy ending for Arline, but not for Stan and Ollie, who wind up the picture with one of their famous \"physical distortion\" gags. A troubled production, The Bohemian Girl had to be extensively reshot and re-edited after previews because of the sudden (and still unsolved) death of co-star Thelma Todd, who was originally cast as the Gypsy Queen. It was decided out of respect for Todd to retain only one of her musical numbers and to refilm the rest of her scenes with other actors; as a result, Bohemian Girl is one of the patchiest and most uneven of the Laurel & Hardy features. Fortunately, Stan and Ollie's scenes are well up to par, especially the classic bit wherein Stan inadvertently becomes progressively drunker as he tries to bottle a cask of bubbling wine.\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Thelma Todd, Antonio Moreno | Directed by: James W. Horne, Charles Rogers\nJean Harlow is the \"bombshell\" of the title, a popular movie actress named Lola. Though she seemingly has everything a girl could possibly want, Lola is fed up with her sponging relatives, her \"work til you drop\" studio, and the nonsensical publicity campaigns conducted by press agent Lee Tracy. She tries to escape Hollywood by marrying a titled foreign nobleman, but Tracy has the poor guy arrested as an illegal alien. Finally Lola finds what she thinks is perfect love in the arms of aristocratic Franchot Tone, but she renounces Tone when his snooty father C. Aubrey Smith looks down his nose at Lola and her profession. Upon discovering that Tone and his entire family were actors hired by Tracy, Lola goes ballistic\u2014until she realizes that Tracy, for all his bluff and chicanery, is the man who truly loves her. Allegedly based on the career of Clara Bow (who, like Lola, had a parasitic family and a duplicitous private secretary), Bombshell is a prime example of Jean Harlow at her comic best. So as not to mislead audiences into thinking this was a war picture, MGM retitled the film Blonde Bombshell for its initial run. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Jean Harlow, Lee Tracy, Frank Morgan, Franchot Tone, Pat O'Brien, Una Merkel | Directed by: Victor Fleming\nStanley MacLaurel (Stan Laurel), the American \"black sheep\" of the MacLaurel clan, stows away on a cattle boat to Scotland in the company of his pal Ollie (Oliver Hardy) so that he can claim his share of his late uncle Angus Ian MacLaurel's fortune. Alas, Stan's inheritance consists of a snuffbox and a pair of bagpipes, while the bulk of the estate goes to Angus' granddaughter Lorna MacLaurel (June Lang) \u2014 provided she move from Scotland to India, where she and her aunt Lady Vi Ormsby (Anne Grey) will reside with Vi's handsome brother, Colonel Gregor MacGregor (Vernon Steele) of His Majesty's Service. After nearly setting fire to their lodgings while trying to cook a fish, the penniless Stan and Ollie are booted out into the street, with Ollie rendered pants-less by a previous misadventure. Heading to a tailor shop to get a new suit of clothes on approval, the boys inadvertently join the British Army, and soon they're shipped off to Colonel MacGregor's regiment in India. Accompanying our heroes is Lorna's sweetheart, law clerk Alan Douglas (William Janney), who has joined the army to be reunited with his lady love. This could prove disadvantageous to Lady Vi, who has been scheming to separate Alan from Lorna and marry off the girl to Col. MacGregor, thereby gaining control of Lorna's fortune. Meanwhile, Stan and Ollie get off on the wrong foot with their grouchy Sergeant (James Finalyson), redeeming themselves only when they help put down a native uprising (with the assistance of several fully-occupied beehives!) Though it proved to be their biggest moneymaker to date, Bonnie Scotland was one of the weaker Laurel & Hardy features, with far too much time devoted to the supporting characters. Too, the picture was rather raggedly re-edited after several unsatisfactory previews: as it now stands, the film stops cold after 80 minutes, without even bothering to wrap up the plotline. Still, it contains two of the team's funniest sequences: the boys' impromptu dance to the tune of \"A Hundred Pipers\", and the classic marching scene, wherein an out-of-step Stan manages to convince everyone in the regiment that they're out of step! Bonnie Scotland was later reissued theatrically as Heroes of the Regiment, and was distributed to TV in four abridged versions, each running approximately 20 minutes: All Wet, In a Mess, The Rookies and Bang! Bang! \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, June Lang, William Janney | Directed by: James W. Horne\nBREAKFAST FOR TWO (1937)\nIn this screwball comedy, Valentine Ransome (Barbara Stanwyck) is an heiress who falls for Jonathan Blair (Herbert Marshall), a carefree playboy who owns part of a large steamship line. However, Valentine doesn't especially like Jonathan's brassy fianc\u00e9, Carol Wallace (Glenda Farrell), and thinks he needs to start taking a more serious attitude about his money and his investments. To teach Jonathan a lesson (and get closer to him in the process), Valentine arranges to buy enough stock in the shipping company that she's the majority owner, and begins giving him orders about how things should be done. Jonathan isn't about to stand for that, and set off for a cruise on one of his ships, with Carol in tow and every intention of having the ship's captain marry them. But Jonathan's sidekick Butch (Eric Blore) doesn't like Carol any more than Valentine, and seizes every available opportunity to throw a spanner into the works. The same year that the versatile Barbara Stanwyck starred in this comic trifle, she received an Oscar nomination for her dramatic work in the movie Stella Dallas.\nStarring: Barbara Stanwyck, Herbert Marshall, Glenda Farrell, Eric Blore | Directed by: Alfred Santell\nIt's more Ginger Rogers than Fred Astaire, and more comedy than singing and dancing in this Astaire-Rogers entry into the screwball comedy sweepstakes which features a top-of-the-line Irving Berlin score (Change Partners, I Used to be Color Blind, The Night is Filled with Music). Fred Astaire plays Dr. Tony Flagg, a psychiatrist, who enters the psyche of Amanda Cooper (Ginger Rogers), a radio singer whom Tony's friend Stephen Arden (Ralph Bellamy) takes to see him. It seems Arden thinks that Amanda needs psychiatric help since she can't reach a decision regarding Stephen's proposal of marriage to her. As Tony explores her subconscious dream life, she falls in love with him. Tony feels that her love is temporary -- merely a sign of transference. To channel her love in the right direction, Tony hypnotizes her to believe that she is in love with Stephen. But then things become more complicated when Tony comes to realize that he, in fact, is in love with Amanda himself. He now has to figure out a way to bring her out of her hypnosis and get her back to normal so that they can both fall into the clinch.\nStarring: Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Ralph Bellamy, Luella Gear, Jack Carson | Directed by: Mark Sandrich\nDAY AT THE RACES (1937)\nA Day at the Races was the Marx Brothers' follow-up to their incomparable A Night at the Opera. Groucho Marx is cast as Hugo Z. Hackenbush, a veterinarian who passes himself off as a human doctor when summoned by wealthy hypochondriac Emily Upjohn (Margaret Dumont) to take over the financially strapped Standish Sanitarium. Chico Marx plays the sanitarium's general factotum, who works without pay because he has a soft spot for its owner, lovely Judy Standish (Maureen O'Sullivan). Harpo Marx portrays a jockey at the local racetrack, constantly bullied by the evil Morgan (Douglass Dumbrille), who will take over the sanitarium if Judy can't pay its debts. After several side-splitting routines\u2014Chico selling Groucho tips on the races, Chico and Harpo rescuing Groucho from the clutches of femme fatale Esther Muir, all three Marxes conducting a lunatic \"examination\" of Margaret Dumont\u2014the fate of the sanitarium rests on a Big Race involving Hi-Hat, a horse belonging to the film's nominal hero, Allan Jones. Virtually everything that worked in \"Opera\" is trotted out again for \"Races\", including a hectic slapstick finale wherein the Marxes lay waste to a public event. What is missing here is inspiration; perhaps this is due to the fact that MGM producer Irving Thalberg, whose input was so essential to the success of \"Opera\", died during the filming of \"Races\". Even so, Day at the Races made more money than any other previous Marx Brothers film\u2014the result being that MGM, in the spirit of \"they loved it once\", would continue recycling Races' best bits for the studio's next three Marx vehicles. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: The Marx Brothers, Maureen O'Sullivan, Margaret Dumont, Allan Jones, Carole Landis | Directed by: Sam Wood\nDEVIL'S BROTHER, THE (1933)\nThe most successful, and arguably best, of Laurel & Hardy's comic operas, The Devil's Brother firmly established that the team could be as funny in a feature film as they had for years in short subjects. Producer Hal Roach, who handled the main direction chores himself, had chosen an obscure 1830 opera by Daniel F. Auber about an Italian highwayman, Fra Diavolo, who masquerades as a foppish marquis in order to take from the rich and give to himself. What interested Roach was obviously the fact that the opera contained two comic supporting characters perfectly suited for the reigning comedy team of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. They play Stanlio and Ollio, a couple of wanderers robbed of their life savings by one of the area's multitudinous highwaymen. In perhaps his most lucid moment, Stanlio suggests that they should recuperate their losses by becoming robbers themselves but, unfortunately, their first victim proves to be none other than the notorious Fra Diavolo (Dennis King), whose signature song \"On Yonder Rock Reclining\" sends shivers up the spine of all decent folks. After a failed attempt to hang the overfed Ollio, Fra makes the pair his personal servants. The remainder of the film depicts how Diavolo, as the Marquis, succeeds in robbing wayward noblewoman Lady Pamela (Thelma Todd) of 500,000 francs, cunningly sewn into her petticoats, despite the dubious assistance of Stanlio and Ollio. With all these shenanigans taking center stage, the opera's dull ingenues, inn-keeper's daughter Zerlina Lucile Browne and Captain Lorenzo (Arthur Pierson), can only watch, numbly one would expect, from the sidelines. After hiring Broadway baritone Dennis King to play the romantic hero, Roach hedged his bets by casting slapstick regulars James Finlayson and Thelma Todd as the warbling highwayman's main targets, thus assuring that the opera's trite libretto would never risk being taken serious. King was neither better nor worse than the average screen baritone but Miss Todd, especially, shined as the flirtatious Lady Pamela, one of this ultimately tragic comedienne's most vivid performances. In the end, of course, The Devil's Brother belongs squarely to Laurel & Hardy, the former memorably driving his partner (and everybody else) crazy with the frustrating dexterity of his \"kneesy, easy, nosey\" routine. Released to thunderous ovations in Europe as Fra Diavolo, The Devil's Brother has been reissued to television as both Bogus Bandits and The Virtuous Tramps. \u2014 Hans J. Wollstein\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Dennis King, James Finlayson | Directed by: Hal Roach, Charles R. Rogers\nBased on the Broadway hit by George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber, Dinner at Eight is a near-flawless comedy/drama with an all-star cast at the peak of their talents. Social butterfly Mrs. Oliver Jordan (Billie Burke) arranges a dinner party that will benefit the busines of her husband (Lionel Barrymore). Among the invited are a crooked executive (Wallace Beery), who is in the process of ruining Jordan; his wife (Jean Harlow), who is carrying on an affair with a doctor (Edmund Lowe); a fading matinee idol (John Barrymore), who has squandered his fortune on liquor and is romantically involved with the Jordan daughter (Madge Evans); and a venerable stage actress (Marie Dressler), who since losing all her money has become a \"professional guest.\" Nothing goes as planned, due to various suicides, double-crosses, compromises, fatal illness, and servant problems. But dinner is served precisely at eight. The script by Herman Mankiewicz, Frances Marion, and Donald Ogden Stewart is a virtual enclyopedia of witty lines and scenes, right down to the unforgettable closing gag. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Marie Dressler, Jean Harlow, John Barrymore, Wallace Beery, Lionel Barrymore | Directed by: George Cukor\nJoan Colby (Ann Harding) is the unmarried older daughter in a once-wealthy family. She's always been the mature, level-headed one among the two sisters, but she is feeling the pressure to find a husband especially strongly these days, as her much more flighty and impetuous younger sister Valerie (Lucille Brown) is about to marry. Joan has been lately seen in the company of John Fletcher (William Powell), the wastral heir to a once-great shipping company \u2014 he doesn't care a bit about the family business, but still has enough money to live an upper-class lifestyle without worry, and is a well-known playboy, and enjoys Joan's company. With her sister's help and the unwitting participation of her well-meaning father (Henry Stephenson), Joan manages to set up a situation in which John is forced to do what they used to call \"the decent thing\" and marry her. Joan is secretly torn by guilt about how she got his name, however, and tries to be a truly good wife for John over the months that follow \u2014 she gets him to clean up his life a bit, and to take himself more seriously and look past the next game of polo, and even starts to convince him to take more of a role in his family's moribund shipping line, which is about to pass into outside control as a result of his neglect. But when Valerie, in a fit of anger, blurts out the truth about how their marriage came about, John loses all interest in Joan, returning to the company of his ex-girlfriend (Lillian Bond) and turning the matter over to his lawyers. Now Joan has to fight on two fronts, to help save her husband's business, and also to save their marriage before it's too late. Given this plot, it may seem odd that Double Harness was presented as a comedy, but it is, and a good one, too. The humor lies in the way the upper-class are shown \"coping\" with the Great Depression, and the witty presentation of the romantic flirtations in the lives of Joan, Valerie, and John (and their friends), as well as the tone of John and Joan's marriage \u2014 Joan, in particular, has a wryly detached side that comes out even at her most unhappy moments. It's all very sophisticated, a comedy by adults, about adults, for adults, and it holds up amazingly well as a piece of entertainment across 75 years. In some ways, Double Harness is also a bit reminiscent of the 1930 version of Holiday, which is perhaps not entirely accidental or surprising, as the latter also starred Ann Harding, although Cromwell's 1933 film is a far more skillful and accomplished cinematic work by modern standards.\nStarring: Ann Harding, William Powell, Henry Stephenson, Lillian Bond | Directed by: John Cromwell\nIn this 1933 Marx Brothers film, the mythical country of Freedonia is broke and on the verge of revolution. Mrs. Teasdale (Margaret Dumont), Freedonia's principal benefactress, will lend the country $20 million if the president withdraws and places the government in the hands of the \"fearless, progressive\" Rufus T. Firefly (Groucho Marx). At his inauguration, Firefly shows up late, insults everyone in sight, and sings a song about how he intends to abuse his power. Naturally, the crowd cheers wildly. Meanwhile, Ambassador Trentino (Louis Calhern) of neighboring Sylvania schemes to oust Firefly and take over Freedonia himself. To gather enough evidence to discredit Firefly, he sends his most trusted spies, Chicolini (Chico Marx) and Pinky (Harpo Marx). Five minutes after they show up in Freedonia, both spies become important members of Firefly's cabinet, though Chicolini keeps his day job as a peanut vendor. Firefly eventually declares war on Sylvania, an absurd farrago with Firefly changing uniforms from scene to scene, Chicolini going to the other side because the food is better, and Pinky parading around the battlefield with a sandwich board reading \"Join the Army and See the Navy.\" \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: The Marx Brothers, Margaret Dumont, Raquel Torres, Louis Calhern | Directed by: Leo McCarey\nFinancier J.B. Ball (Edward Arnold) -- known in the press as \"the Bull of Broad Street\" -- may be one of the wealthiest investment bankers in the country, but he also knows the value of a dollar. And when his wife (Mary Nash) spends 50,000 of them on a sable coat, he is driven into such a fury in the ensuing argument on the roof of their Fifth Avenue townhouse, that he throws the coat into the street -- where it promptly lands on the head of Mary Smith (Jean Arthur), a clerk-typist on her way to work, riding on the upper deck of a double-decker bus, ruining her hat in the process. She jumps off the bus to try to return the coat, but Ball insists that she keep it. What she really needs, however, is not a 50,000-dollar sable coat so much as a ride to work -- as she doesn't even have a dime for bus fare -- and perhaps a new hat. Ball obliges, taking her to one of the top clothing stores in New York, buying her an expensive fur hat to go with the coat, and then dropping her at work in his limo. Her superiors, seeing her decked out in a sable coat and a new hat, and getting out of the chauffeured car, conclude that Mary is a kept woman, and, therefore, unfit to work for the boys magazine where she is employed, and they fire her. Now out of work and virtually broke, she seems to have become a victim of random fate, but suddenly the scales start to tip the other way from the very same misunderstanding that got her fired. Having been seen in the company of J.B. Ball -- whose name she didn't even get -- she is rumored to be his mistress; the prissy clothing store proprietor (Franklin Pangborn) spreads this story, and that turns Mary into the object of attention for Mr. Louis Louis (Luis Alberni), the owner of a failed luxury hotel on which Ball's bank holds the mortgage, and is about to foreclose. For reasons that she can't begin to understand, since there is nothing going on between her and J.B. Ball (whose name she doesn't even know), or between her and anyone, Louis moves her into the most luxurious suite in his hotel for a dollar a day, asking her only to inform \"that certain someone\" of how she loves living there. Mary has no idea of who \"that certain someone\" is, or what Louis is talking about, but she needs a place to live, and Louis is insistent. She still needs to eat, and, while trying to get a meal at the automat, she crosses paths with a handsome, well-meaning, but inept waiter (Ray Milland), who gets fired for helping her. She takes him into her suite so he has a place to stay, and the two fall in love in the course of finding out about each other. She knows that he is John Ball Jr., but doesn't realize that he is the son of J.B. Ball, trying to make it on his own, nor does she yet realize who J.B. Ball is, in terms of being the man who gave her the coat and the new hat, or one of the wealthiest men in the country. But after the elder Ball spends an innocent night at the Hotel Louis, a gossip columnist named \"Wallace Whistling\" (William Demarest) prints that he is keeping a woman at the hotel, and suddenly the Hotel Louis, perceived as a fashionable playground for the upper-crust, is filled with guests. This multiple case of mistaken identity plunges through two or three new layers, eventually bringing about an impending stock market crash to rival 1929, before Mary discovers who her would-be benefactor and her would-be fianc\u00e9 are. She bails them out of the jam that they're in, also restoring the Ball's marriage, her own reputation, and her romance with Ball's son in the process.\nStarring: Jean Arthur, Edward Arnold, Ray Milland, Luis Alberni, William Demarest, Lee Bowman, Marsha Hunt, Dennis O'Keefe | Directed by: Mitchell Leisen\nAlice Faye, Frances Langford, and Patsy Kelly play three humble factory workers (with a Hollywoodized wardrobe beyond the budget of any genuine factory girl) who occasionally sing together for the fun of it. They harbor dreams of becoming famous, but the prospect isn't likely until bandleader George Raft hears the girls harmonizing. He promotes the girls into top radio stars, while each of the girls entertains romantic thoughts about Raft. (And yes, he does win one of them romantically, at the end of the picture). The likable but unimportant Every Night at Eight sparked a minor controversy in the rarefied world of 1960s film criticism. \"Auteur\" theorist Andrew Sarris pointed out a brief scene in which star George Raft awakens from a nightmare, cited other such scenes in the work of director Raoul Walsh, and used this \"evidence\" to support his theory that Walsh was a true auteur who left his \"signature\" on each of his films. Anti-auterist Pauline Kael spoke for many when she advised Sarris to go fly a kite.\nStarring: George Raft, Alice Faye, Frances Langford, Patsy Kelly, Jimmy Hollywood, Dennis O'Keefe | Directed by: Raoul Walsh\nIn this romantic sex-comedy from director Robert Florey, Bette Davis stars as Helen Bauer, a free-spirited, self-sufficient feminist who would rather pursue her career as a graphic artist than settle down and marry Don Peterson (Gene Raymond), the advertising writer she loves, out of fear that marriage will destroy the romance. Eventually, Don wears Helen down and the couple marry. But when the flame quickly burns out, Don begins an affair with a female client. Not to be outdone and without missing a beat, Helen takes up with Nick Malvyn (Monroe Owsley), another ad writer, who by no coincidence also happens to be Don's biggest rival. In light of their respective bouts of infidelity, the couple must consider whether or not they want to give the marriage another shot.\nStarring: Bette Davis, Gene Raymond, Frank McHugh, Monroe Owsley, Claire Dodd | Directed by: Robert Florey\nBased on the 1935 Broadway play by George S. Kaufman and Katharine Dayton, First Lady is not, as might be assumed, the story of the first woman president. The central character, played by Kay Francis, is the granddaughter of a president (though clearly inspired by Teddy Roosevelt's daughter Alice). Ms. Francis is married to Secretary of State Preston S. Foster, whom she hopes to propel into the White House. Her principal rival is the wife (Veree Teasdale) of a mildly corrupt supreme court justice (Walter Connolly). The rival is planning to divorce her husband and promote her own, younger presidential aspirant (Victor Jory). Kay retaliates by mounting a mock campaign for the befuddled justice\u2014which snowballs into the real thing. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Kay Francis, Anita Louise, Veree Teasdale, Louise Fazenda | Directed by: Stanley Logan\nFLYING DEUCES, THE (1939)\nIn their first starring feature away from the Hal Roach studios, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play a couple of fish peddlers from Des Moines on a Cook's Tour of Paris. While stopping over at quaint suburban inn, Ollie falls in love with innkeeper's daughter Georgette (Jean Parker). At Stan's prodding, Ollie pops the question to Georgette, who gently refuses because there is Someone Else. Disconsolately, Ollie decides to commit suicide by jumping into the Seine, insisting that Stan join him in his plunge to oblivion. The boys are halted from this drastic action by the timely arrival of Francois (Reginald Gardiner), an officer in the French Foreign Legion. Francois convinces Stan and Ollie that they'll forget all about Ollie's lost love if they join the Legion, and within a few days our heroes are in uniform at an outpost in French Morocco, where they are promptly assigned to laundry detail. Alas, try as he might, Ollie can't forget his beloved Georgette-until Stan suggests that he pretend to forget so that they can get back in their own clothes and head home. This Ollie does, but not before accidentally setting fire to a mountain of laundry. After leaving behind a rather nasty letter of resignation for their scowling commandant (Charles Middleton), Stan and Ollie pack their bags and head for the airport-where Ollie is reunited with Georgette, who turns out to be the wife of their commanding officer Francois! Sentenced to death for desertion, the boys tunnel their way out of their jail cell and hide out in an airplane, which Stan accidentally sends into flight. After a wild and noisy ride, the plane crashes, leading to the flm's hilarious-and somehow touching\u2014\"freak\" ending. Officially a remake of Les Aviateurs, a French vehicle for Fernandel and Toto, The Flying Deuces also owes a lot to the earlier Laurel & Hardy Foreign Legion farce Beau Hunks. Highlights include Stan and Ollie's impromptu soft-shoe rendition of \"Shine on Harvest Moon\", and Stan's lunatic excursion into Harpo Marx territory as he plays a bed-spring \"harp\". Produced by Boris Morros and released by RKO Radio, Flying Deuces is unquestionably the best of Laurel & Hardy's non-Hal Roach vehicles. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Jean Parker, Reginald Gardiner, Charles B. Middleton | Directed by: Edward Sutherland\nFor 20 years, Jeff Williams (Clark Gable) has been in love with his childhood playmate Mary Clay (Joan Crawford). Alas, Jeff has never said as much, thus Mary becomes engaged to another childhood friend, Dill Todd (Robert Montgomery). Returning from a trip to Spain for the purpose of proposing to Mary, Jeff is taken aback when he learns of the impending marriage. Stout fellow that he is, however, he agrees to act as Dill's best man. Comes the day of the wedding, and Dill leaves Mary at the altar to run off with his mistress Connie (Frances Drake). Jeff stays behind to console Mary \u2014 yet he still doesn't tell her how much he loves her. Small wonder, then, that a chastened Dill is able to rekindle his romance with Mary and plan a second ceremony. Disillusioned, Jeff is about to return to Spain, when at the last minute, comedy-relief Charles Butterworth tells Mary what's up with Jeff. \"Suddenly everything is clear!\" says Mary \u2014 84 minutes after the MGM lion introduced Forsaking All Others. Its plot absurdities aside, this star vehicle is splendidly glossy entertainment. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, Robert Montgomery, Charles Butterworth | Directed by: W.S. Van Dyke\nThis first of four film versions of the Ben Hecht/Charlrd MacArthur Broadway hit stars Adolphe Menjou as explosive Chicago newspaper-editor Walter Burns and Pat O'Brien as his star reporter Hildy Johnson. Hildy is on the verge of getting married and retiring from Burns' dirty little tabloid, but he agrees to cover one last story: the politically motivated execution of convicted cop killer Earl Williams (George E. Stone). Thanks to the stupidity of the police, Williams manages to escape, and Johnson hides the wounded fugitive in a rolltop desk in the prison pressroom. Burns enters the scene, senses a swell story (and also a means of keeping Johnson on his payroll), and conspires with Johnson to keep Williams out of sight until they can secure an exclusive interview. Burns will do anything to keep Johnson on the scene, including having the reporter's future mother-in-law kidnapped. Complicating matters are Johnson's fianc\u00e9e Peggy (Mary Brian), Williams' girlfriend Molly Malloy (Mae Clarke), and the corrupt mayor (James Gordon) and sheriff (Clarence C. Wilson), who have railroaded Williams to the death house in order to win votes and are now trying to suppress the news that the governor has commuted Williams' sentence. The Front Page was remade by Howard Hawks in 1939 as His Girl Friday, with the symbiotic relationship between Burns and Johnson changed to a sexual one by transforming Hildy Johnson into a woman (played by Rosalind Russell) with Cary Grant as her old flame Walter. It was again remade by Billy Wilder in 1974 with Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, Carol Burnett, and a young Susan Sarandon. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Adolphe Menjou, Pat O'Brien, Mary Brian, Edward Everett Horton, Frank McHugh | Directed by: Lewis Milestone\nThough it's also a \"bus\" picture, MGM's Fugitive Lovers is as different from Columbia's It Happened One Night as oil and water. Escaping from her gangster boyfriend Legs (Nat Pendleton), chorus girl Letty (Madge Evans) boards a Greyhound bus bound for California. Likewise a passenger \u2014 albeit a non-paying one \u2014 is Porter (Robert Montgomery), a fugitive from justice. As the bus rolls ever onward, hero and heroine are inexorably drawn together, despite the looming twin threats of arrest and/or extermination. The already incredible plotline takes an even more bizarre turn when Porter is obliged to rescue a group of children who've been trapped in a snowbound school bus somewhere in the Rockies. Fugitive Lovers is fascinating on two levels: as a showcase for the directorial excesses of Richard Boleslawski (this picture has more offbeat camera angles than Citizen Kane) and for the comedy relief of Ted Healy and his Stooges (Curly, Larry and Moe \u2014 with Curly as the unofficial leader of the group!) The scene in which Moe Howard tries to make time with Madge Evans is worth the admission price in itself. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Robert Montgomery, Madge Evans, Ted Healy, Nat Pendleton | Directed by: Richard Boleslawski\nKay Francis and Lilyan Tashman portray what used to be euphemistically labelled \"good time girls\". They work the convention circuit, providing companionship and other favors for tired business men--who of course lavish the girls with expensive gifts. Francis spoils this little set-up by falling for poor but virtuous Joel McCrea. Meanwhile, Tashman continues plying her trade with wealthy Eugene Pallette, whose wife responds not with jealousy but by trying to imitate Tashman's style! Girls About Town is the sort of ribald film fare that would be chased off the screen a few years later by the more stringent Production Code.\nStarring: Kay Francis, Joel McCrea, Lilyan Tashman, Eugene Pallette, Claire Dodd | Directed by: George Cukor\nHALF-NAKED TRUTH, THE (1933)\nA broad lampoon of celebrity worship, The Half-Naked Truth stars Lee Tracy as a carnival huckster and Lupe Velez as a \"kootch\" dancer. Reaching for the moon, Tracy passes Lupe off as an exotic foreign princess\u2014and manages to pull the wool over the eyes of all Manhattan. Now \"famous for being famous\", Lupe is employed for special appearances by Ziegfeldish impresario Frank Morgan. When the fraud is revealed to the world, Tracy returns to the carnival, with Lupe (who's loved him since Reel One) at his side. Half-Naked Truth co-stars Eugene Pallette as Tracy's assistant; the bullfrog-voiced Pallette has a wonderful moment in which he discovers that he's been mistaken for \"Princess\" Lupe's head eunuch! \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Lupe Velez, Lee Tracy, Eugene Pallette, Frank Morgan | Directed by: Gregory La Cava\nHIGH PRESSURE (1932)\nBased on Abel Kandel's 1931 play Hot Money, this delightfully daffy comedy from Warner Bros. is a typical example of that studio's turbo-charged dialogue and irreverent attitude. William Powell, at the top of his game here, plays Gar Evans, the \"world's foremost promoter,\" hired by Jewish entrepreneur Ginsberg (George Sidney) to boost a new discovery that may turn sewage into artificial rubber. Unfortunately, after Evans and his minions have talked untold suckers into buying stocks in the dubious venture, the inventor (Harry Beresford) goes missing. The good professor turns up eventually but proves to be quite demented and the entire scheme is about to fall apart when Evans, more or less at the seat of his pants, manages to sweet-talk himself into an even better deal. William Powell is a marvel in this comedy, whether cheerleading a gaggle of would-be salesmen or attempting to persuade a disillusioned Francine (Evelyn Brent), his good luck charm, to stay onboard despite ever impending doom. Miss Brent, who usually had only one expression \u2014 sullen hauteur \u2014 is quite charming as Powell's long-suffering girlfriend; and Frank McHugh, whose comedy relief often proved more grating than funny, is more than tolerable this time around as Powell's rah-rah second lieutenant. And finally there is veteran dialectician George Sidney, whose worried entrepreneur offers some of High Pressure's best laughs. A French-language version, La Bluffeur, was produced later in 1932 featuring Andre Luget as the promoter and Danish comic Torben Meyer as Ginsberg. Warner Bros. remade the story under its original title, Hot Money, in 1936, this time featuring Ross Alexander and Joseph Cawthorn.\nStarring: William Powell, Evelyn Brent, George Sidney, Guy Kibbee, Frank McHugh | Directed by: Mervyn LeRoy\n(61 Min.) Genre: 1930 COMEDY, Transfer Quality: C\nBased on a story by Damon Runyon, Hold 'Em Yale is also more than a little beholden to O. Henry's Ransom of Red Chief. Spoiled-rotten heiress Clarice Van Cleve (Patricia Ellis) is enticed to New York by fortune-hunter Gigolo Georgie (Cesar Romero), who dumps her in the apartment owned by Runyonesque hoodlums Sunshine Joe (William Frawley), Liverlips (Andy Devine), Sam the Goniff (Warren Hymer) and Benny Southstreet (George E. Stone). Plotting to hold Clarice for ransom, the four hooligans figure that this \"dame\" will be easy to handle. Boy, are they wrong! Like the proverbial babysitter from hell, the temperamental Clarice is soon ruling the roost in the foursome's hideout. The beleaguered crooks offer to ship the girl back to her father, Mr. Van Cleve (George Barbier), only to find out that he won't take her back \u2014 not even for free! In desperation, the four hoods try to marry Clarice off to college football-hero Hector Wilmot (Buster Crabbe), and to that end they try their best (?) to \"fix\" the annual Yale-Harvard game so that Hector will prove worthy of the hoydenish heroine \u2014 which, as it turns out, was Mr. Van Cleve's plan all along. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Patricia Ellis, Cesar Romero, Larry \"Buster\" Crabbe, William Frawley | Directed by: Sidney Lanfield\nHollywood Party was planned as a lavish, star-studded MGM musical titled Hollywood Revue of 1933. Under the less-than-sterling guidance of \"kicked upstairs\" MGM producer Harry Rapf, production dragged on interminably, using up the talents of five directors (none of whom were credited) and seven writers. The \"all star\" cast lineup slowly dwindled down to comparatively inexpensive contract players Jimmy Durante and Jack Pearl (radio's Baron Munchhausen) and a passel of non-MGM personalities. The final product wove a goofy story about The Great Schnarzan (Durante), a jungle-movie star whose films are suffering at the box office because his lions are anemic. Schnarzan schemes to purchase several healthy lions from Baron Munchhausen; to get the baron into a bargaining mood, Schnarzan throws a huge Hollywood party in Munchhausen's honor. Liondora (George Givot), Schnarzan's \"hated rival\", hopes to purchase the Baron's lions for himself, and crashes the party disguised as a Greek Baron. Also figuring into the plot are the members of the Klemp family (Charles Butterworth, Polly Moran and June Clyde), who are filthy rich and thus quite attractive to both Schnarzan and Liondora; poor-but-honest Eddie Quillan, who romances the Klemp's daughter; and Schnarzan's ex-girlfriend Lupe Velez, who shows up at the party in an astonishingly revealing gown for the express purpose of making trouble. In an amusing animated sequence courtesy of Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse introduces the Technicolor musical exploits of \"The Hot Chocolate Soldiers.\" Shortly before the end, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy make a welcome appearance as a pair of lion-farm owners who wish to collect a debt from Baron Munchhausen. This segues into the classic egg-breaking sequence involving Stan, Ollie, and Lupe Velez. Now we've reached the 65 minute mark, with no logical ending in sight. Director Allan Dwan, brought into the project at the last minute, took a look at the existing footage and declared \"It's a nightmare!\" Inspired, Dwan directed a closing sequence which suggested that the whole plot had been dreamed by Jimmy Durante; Durante is wakened from his slumbers by his wife\u2014played by Mrs. Jimmy Durante. Hollywood Party makes no sense at all, but it's a must for comedy lovers and 1930s film buffs. Don't miss that opening number, written by Rodgers and Hart and performed by Frances Williams and a chorus of barely dressed telephone operators; and keep an eye peeled for a lengthy uncredited appearance by the Three Stooges.\nStarring: Jimmy Durante, Lupe Velez, Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Charles Butterworth | Directed by: Allan Dwan, Richard Boleslawski, Edmund Goulding, Charles \"Chuck\" Riesner, Roy Rowland, Sam Wood, George Stevens\nIf ever there was an archetypal Marx Brothers comedy, it was the team's 1932 offering Horse Feathers. Groucho Marx is cast as Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff, the newest president of Huxley College. As he delivers his introductory speech before the assembled student body (\"As I look out among your smiling, eager faces, I can readily understand why this college is flat on its back\"), he maps out his plans for the future by singing those deathless hits Whatever It Is, I'm Against It and I Always Get My Man. He then has a powwow with his son Frank (Zeppo Marx), who has been a Huxley student for 12 years. Frank tells his old man that Huxley has had a new president every year since 1888, the year the college won its last football game. The only way to save the establishment is to hire a couple of good football players, Mullen and McHardie (Jim Pierce and Nat Pendleton), who hang out at the local speakeasy. With his usual efficiency, Professor Wagstaff signs up the wrong men for the Huxley team: Baravelli (Chico Marx), the ice man/bootlegger, and Pinky (Harpo Marx) the dog catcher. Meanwhile, gambler Jennings (David Landau), who has all his money bet on Darwin College in the upcoming Thanksgiving Day football game, instructs his girlfriend Connie Bailey (Thelma Todd), the college widow, to get her hands on Huxley's secret football signals. This leads to a frenetic four-way courtship in Connie's apartment, as Wagstaff, Baravelli, Pinky and Frank duck in and out of doors and windows to romance the heroine. Later on, Baravelli and Pinky try to kidnap Mullen and McHardie to keep them out of the Big Game, only to end up kidnapped themselves. Miraculously, all four of our heroes show up at the Huxley-Darwin game in time, achieving victory through some of the most creative cheating in gridiron history. Written by such renowned wits as S. J. Perelman, Will B. Johnstone, Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, Horse Feathers is a comedy smorgasbord, offering generous doses of all four Marx Brothers performing some of their best-ever material. Who could not love a film in which, just before Chico Marx launches into his obligatory piano solo, Groucho saunters up to the camera and growls \"I've got to stay here, but that's no reason why you folks can't go into the lobby until this thing blows over\"? In addition, this is the film that introduced the semi-satirical romantic ballad Everyone Says I Love You, which was used over six decades later as the title of a Woody Allen picture. Unfortunately, current prints of Horse Feathers are incomplete, with nearly five minutes of comedy material missing; the search goes on for a pristine, uncut negative. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: The Marx Brothers, Thelma Todd, David Landau, Florine McKinney | Directed by: Norman McLeod\nIn this romantic comedy, a milquetoast bookworm finds his life transformed when he takes the advice of a fortune teller and travels to Central America. There he finds a distressed young woman about to be sold into marriage. His attempts to rescue her change him into a swashbuckling hero. In the end they marry.\nStarring: Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Loretta Young, Claud Allister, Andre Cheron | Directed by: William McGann\nBased on a story by Robert Andrews, If I Had a Million is a multipart comedy-drama employing Paramount's top directorial and acting talents. Refusing to leave his fortune to his grasping relatives, dying millionaire Richard Bennett selects several people at random from the phone book and bestows upon each of them a check for one million dollars. The first recipient is henpecked husband Charlie Ruggles, who cheerily enters his former place of employment, a china shop, and smashes every bit of crockery in the place. Prostitute Wynne Gibson uses her money to escape from her sordid lifestyle and finally sleep in a bed all by herself. Forger George Raft finds that he can't convince anyone that his check is genuine, and ends up handing the check to a flophouse manager\u2014who promptly burns it. Husband and wife W.C. Fields and Alison Skipworth, dismayed that their new car has been destroyed by a \"road hog,\" utilize part of their million dollars to purchase a fleet of cars and then smash up every road hog in sight! Convicted murderer Gene Raymond hopes that his million will help finance a new trial, but the execution is carried out on schedule. Newly rich clerk Charles Laughton calmly makes his way through a series of offices, reaches his boss' desk, and delivers a loud Bronx cheer. Gary Cooper, Roscoe Karns and Jack Oakie play three brawling marines who think the check's a joke and sign it over to an illiterate lunch-counter owner. The last million-dollar recipient is May Robson, an elderly woman confined to a dismal nursing home. She spends her money to turn the home into a joyful resort for old people, forcing the formerly repressive nursing-home staffers to earn their paychecks by sitting all day in rocking chairs. The millionaire who started the plot rolling is given a new lease on life by May Robson's example, and he recovers from his \"fatal\" illness.\nStarring: Gary Cooper, Charles Laughton, W.C. Fields, Charlie Ruggles, George Raft, Gale Patrick | Directed by: James Cruze\nHollywood responded to the exigencies of the Depression with such glorious nonsense as International House. The plot is motivated by a revolutionary television device called the Radioscope, which its Chinese inventor (Edmund Breese) is offering to the highest bidder. All interested parties are obliged to converge at International House, an ultra-modern hotel in the bustling Chinese community of Wu Hu. Among those parties is American envoy Stu Erwin, Russian general Bela Lugosi (a hilarious, pratfalling performance), the general's ex-wife Peggy Hopkins Joyce (a much-married showgirl of the era, who like Zsa Zsa Gabor was famous for being famous), and that celebrated aviator Professor Quail, better known as W.C. Fields. The lunacy begins even before Fields arrives, thanks to the antics of the hotel's doctor George Burns and nurse Gracie Allen. When Erwin comes down with the measles (he is always struck down by a childhood disease whenever he's about to marry his fiancee Sari Maritza), the hotel is quarantined. The guests make the most of their enforced stay by watching the many variety acts broadcast over the radioscope device: Rudy Vallee, singing a love song to his megaphone; Baby Rose Marie (the same), belying her 11 years by belting forth a hotcha jazz number; radio humorists Stoopnagle and Budd, showing off their own goofy inventions; and Cab Calloway, singing a paean to marijuana titled \"Reefer Man\" (only in recent years has this peppy number been seen with any regularity on television). There's also an elaborate production number on the dance floor of the hotel, featuring Sterling Holloway and a bevy of beauties dressed as cups and saucers. Once Fields drops in via his art-deco autogyro, the film is firmly in his pudgy hands. Erwin outbids the others for the radioscope, while Fields escapes in his aircraft with Peggy Hopkins Joyce in tow (she keeps insisting that she's sitting on something, whereupon Fields replies \"I lost mine in the stock market\"). A truly unique filmgoing experience, International House is a must-see for any aficionado of 1930s musical comedies. PS: The film's now-famous \"outtake,\" showing Fields calmly advising the cast and crew not to panic while the set is rocked by a California earthquake, was actually staged several days after the genuine quake. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: W.C. Fields, Peggy Hopkins Joyce, George Burns, Gracie Allen, Bela Lugosi | Directed by: Edward Sutherland\nIRISH IN US, THE (1935)\nThis fast-paced Warner Bros. comedy stars James Cagney and Pat O'Brien as brothers who fight over the same girl. Mrs. O'Hara (Mary Gordon) is the loving mother of three sons: fireman Mike (Frank McHugh), policeman Pat (O'Brien), and the boxing promoter Danny (Cagney). Mike wants to marry Lucille Jackson (Olivia deHaviland), the daughter of his boss, Captain Jackson (John Farrell MacDonald). However, Lucille falls for Danny, causing a fued between the two brothers at the Fireman's Ball. Danny believes he can make a fortune when he meets up with boxer Carbarn Hammerschlag (Allen Jenkins), who starts fighting whenever he hears a bell. On the night of his big fight against champion boxer Joe Delancey (Harvey Parry), Carbarn gets a toothache and Mike gives him some gin. He ends up getting drunk in the locker room and Danny has to fight Delancey in his place. With the help of his brothers, Danny wins the fight and the girl. \u2014 Andrea LeVasseur\nStarring: James Cagney, Pat O'Brien, Olivia de Havilland, Frank McHugh | Directed by: Lloyd Bacon\nIt's A Gift (1934) is often cited as W. C. Fields' best and funniest picture - it is undoubtedly one of the greatest, classic comedies ever made, although it is probably less well-known than his other two masterpieces: The Bank Dick (1940) and My Little Chickadee (1940). It was his sixteenth (out of twenty-eight) sound film - this time directed by Norman McLeod (director for the Marx Bros.' Monkey Business (1931) and Horse Feathers (1932)). The screenplay by Jack Cunningham was based on a story by Charles Bogle (Fields himself, under an alias). The core of the film remade his silent film It's the Old Army Game (1926) - a collection of gags from his best Ziegfeld Follies vaudeville sketches that co-starred Louise Brooks. Like all other Fields' films, this film wasn't nominated for an Academy Award.\nStarring: W.C. Fields, Jean Rouverol, Julian Madison, Kathleen Howard | Directed by: Norman McLeod\nthis frothy screwball comedy, Guy Johnson (James Stewart) is a private detective who is dedicated to his job but still quite green and a bit of a bumbler. Guy is hired to keep a close watch on Willie Heyward (Ernest Truex), a footloose millionaire with a habit of getting into trouble. One night, Willie ties one on and somehow ends up accused of murder, with Guy also charged as an accomplice. After the two are convicted, Guy escapes from the train taking him to prison, and he hits the road in hopes of finding evidence that will clear both himself and Willie. En route, Guy encounters Edwina Corday (Claudette Colbert), an eccentric poetess, and essentially abducts her, forcing her to let him use her car and help him as he tries to find the real murderer. But before long, Edwina seems more amused by Guy than threatened, and she falls in love with him as he assumes a bewildering series of disguises (actor, driver, Boy Scout) while trying to find the truth before it's too late. It's a Wonderful World also features Guy Kibbee, Edgar Kennedy, Sidney Blackmer, and Hans Conried. \u2014 Mark Deming\nStarring: Claudette Colbert, James Stewart, Guy Kibbee, Frances Drake | Directed by: W.S. Van Dyke\nI'VE GOT YOUR NUMBER (1934)\nCompleted just before the Production Code went into effect, I've Got Your Number is delightfully racy, risque entertainment. Pat O'Brien is all wisecracks and left hooks as Terry, a troubleshooter for the New York telephone company. Terry puts his talents \u2014 and his eavesdropping skill \u2014 to good use when he decides to rescue his switchboard-operator girlfriend Marie (Joan Blondell) from taking the fall in a stolen-bond scheme. Not to be taken seriously for a moment, I've Got Your Number concludes with a belly-laugh as Terry's old telephone-linemen pals \"bug\" his honeymoon suite. The only false note struck by the film is the notion that know-it-all Joan Blondell could be slickered twice by the same gang of con artists.\nStarring: Joan Blondell, Pat O'Brien, Glenda Farrell, Allen Jenkins | Directed by: Ray Enright\nJames Cagney runs a shady missing-heir tracing service, occasionally providing phony heirs in order to collect his fee. He suffers a tinge of jealousy when he takes a gander at the offices of a legitimate tracing firm, where his former girlfriend (Bette Davis) has taken a job. Jimmy soon learns that the reputable organization's boss (Alan Dinehart) is more crooked than Jimmy ever was, but he can't convince the girl of this fact. Using his own street smarts, Cagney exposes the \"honest\" heir tracer and agrees to go straight if his girl will come back to him. At the time Jimmy the Gent was filmed, James Cagney was getting tired of the formula pictures being handed him; rather than go on suspension, he expressed his displeasure by shaving his hair almost down to the bone, which is why he appears in this film with an uncharacteristic buzz-cut. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: James Cagney, Bette Davis, Alice White, Allen Jenkins | Directed by: Michael Curtiz\nLADY AND THE MOB, THE (1939)\nHow could anyone dislike a film with the title Lady and the Mob? Sweet Fay Bainter stars as eccentric dowager Hattie Leonard, who takes it upon herself to smash a dry-cleaning racket. When the crooks and the cops laugh at her efforts, the resourceful Hattie sets about to organize her own mob, consisting of such soft-hearted yeggs as Warren Hymer and Joe Sawyer. With the help of her Runyonesque stooges-not to mention her grandson Jeff (Lee Bowman) and his sweetheart Lila (Ida Lupino)-Hattie manages to strike a blow for The American Way, bringing the villains to their knees. The supporting cast includes the ineffable Henry Armetta and versatile radio actor Tommy Mack, of \"I'm not excited! WHO'S excited?\" fame.\nStarring: Fay Bainter, Ida Lupino, Lee Bowman, Henry Armetta | Directed by: Benjamin Stoloff\nWe first lay eyes on Jimmy Cagney in Lady Killer while he's working as a movie theater usher. This job lasts just long enough for Jimmy to be swindled in a \"badger game\" orchestrated by hard-boiled Mae Clarke and a gang of crooks headed by Douglass Dumbrille. Knowing a good thing when he sees it, Cagney joins the mob, and soon is calling the shots. But though he's got larceny in his soul, Cagney draws the line at murder, and when gang member Raymond Hatton is bumped off, Cagney and Clarke board the Super Chief and head to California. With the cops laying for Cagney in LA, he's suspicious of everyone. A shifty-looking mug (William B. Davidson) takes after Cagney on the street; catching up to the winded Cagney, the mug explains that he's a movie director, and that Cagney is a perfect \"type\" for an upcoming prison picture. After several months as a bit player, Cagney befriends good-natured movie-star Margaret Lindsay, who encourages Cagney to seek out bigger parts. The enterprising Cagney engineers a phony fan-mail campaign encouraging the studio to give him starring roles. Though now a slick, pomaded romantic lead in pictures, Cagney is still Cagney; when a snooty critic pans Lindsay's most recent performance, Cagney forces the reviewer to literally eat his words! It must needs be that Cagney's old gang shows up in Hollywood, planning to use Cagney's influence to gain entree into movie stars' mansions, then steal their valuables. Cagney says ixnay to this, so the mob schemes to take him for a ride. Tipped off by Clarke, Cagney is able to rout the crooks, save the day, and claim Lindsay for his bride. Lady Killer is vintage Cagney, throwing virtually every one of his star-making attributes (including one cute reference to his legendary \"grapefruit scene\" in 1931's Public Enemy) into one entertaining 76-minute stew.\nStarring: James Cagney, Mae Clarke, Leslie Fenton, Margaret Lindsay | Directed by: Roy Del Ruth\nThis droll, sophisticated comedy stars Constance Bennett as Venice Muir, a shy young lady with no \"past\" of any kind \u2014 and very little romance in her life. Hoping to overcome her bashfulness during a trip to Europe, she invents a lurid history for herself, then engages the services of paid escort Guy Bryson (Ben Lyon) to accompany her to all the continent's hot spots. Through word of mouth, Venice gains the reputation of being a sexual adventuress (though she's still nothing of the kind), and soon she is headline fodder for all the Parisian newspapers. Her fabricated randy reputation catches the eye of wealthy Donnie Wainright (David Manners), but it is Guy Bryson who ultimately makes an \"honest woman\" out of her. Lady With a Past was adapted from the equally delightful novel by Harriet Henry.\nStarring: Constance Bennett, Ben Lyon, David Manners, Don Alvarado | Directed by: Edward H. Griffith\nBased on a popular drawing-room drama by Frederick Lonsdale, The Last of Mrs. Cheyney stars Joan Crawford as a jewel thief who poses as an aristocrat. It is Crawford's intention to pilfer a valuable pearl necklace while attending a society party in the company of partner-in-crime William Powell. Here she attracts the attention of Robert Montgomery, a young nobleman who is amused by Crawford's wittiness in the face of the haughty bitchery of Benita Hume. When Montgomery turns out to be a bounder and Powell and Crawford are revealed to be criminals, Crawford does some quick thinking that not only gets her off the hook but puts the two-faced Montgomery in his place as well. Previously filmed in 1929 with Norma Shearer in the lead, The Last of Mrs. Cheyney would itself be remade in 1951 as The Law and the Lady, with Greer Garson as the heroine. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Joan Crawford, William Powell, Robert Montgomery, Frank Morgan | Directed by: Richard Boleslawski, George Fitzmaurice\nLAUREL & HARDY SHORTS: BEAU HUNKS, GOING BYE-BYE, TOWED IN A HOLE (1931, 1934, 1932)\n(25, 20, 21 Min.) Genre: 1930 COMEDY, Transfer Quality: A\nBEAU HUNKS: This Laureland Hardy four-reeler is very loosely based on Beau Gest. It opens with Oliver Hardy singing a sweet love song. He's feeling sentimental because he's about to marry his girl, Jeanie-Weanie who, he tells his friend Stan Laurel, \"has been all around the world and everyone loves her.\" Unfortunately, a \"Dear John\" letter arrives from the girl just then. GOING BYE-BYE: This is an especially violent -- but very funny -- Laurel and Hardy two-reeler. It opens in a courthouse where the vicious Butch Long (Walter Long) is being sentenced for murder. After the judge commends Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy for providing the evidence necessary for the conviction, he gives Long a life sentence. \"Aren't you going to hang him?\" Stan asks... TOWED IN A HOLE: This is one of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's most popular two-reelers; it's particularly rich in gags, well-structured, and is a hilarious illustration of the chemistry that brought the duo its fame. It begins with Stan and Ollie as fish salesmen, and doing very well at it too...\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy | Directed by: James W. Horne, Charles Rogers, George Marshall\nLAUREL & HARDY SHORTS: BRATS & TWICE TWO ((1930 & 1933))\n(25 & 20 Min.) Genre: 1930 COMEDY, Transfer Quality: A\nBRATS: Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play both the fathers and their unruly children in this two-reel comedy. The really funny thing about this film is that as the kids, Laurel and Hardy don't behave much differently as they generally do as adults. The relationship is basically the same between the two youngsters, and little Ollie usually suffers the most damage. The father/son effect was created by making two sets exactly the same, with one set being more than twice normal size, to make the kid Laurel and Hardy appear child-sized. The two sets are seamlessly combined in several scenes, so we can see, for example, the fathers playing checkers while their sons are a few feet away, playing with alphabet blocks. There's not much plot \u2014 the kids misbehave and are sent to bed early, but before they crawl into bed, they create more havoc \u2014 and an overflowing bathtub that Ollie doesn't discover until it has flooded the whole bathroom. Because not every theater was yet wired for sound, a silent version of Brats was made, which still exists today, in addition to a colorized version released in the late 1990s. \u2014 Janiss Garza TWICE TWO: The whole point of this Laurel and Hardy two-reeler was to dress up the comic duo as women and have them play each other's wives. It's a simple domestic scenario \u2014 Oliver Hardy, brain specialist, and Stan Laurel, his \"associate advisor,\" are celebrating their one year wedding anniversary. They are married to each other's sisters and call home to see if the girls want to go out. Mrs. Laurel (played by Hardy) says no, that they want to have dinner in, as they have a surprise for Ollie. As the girls prepare for their husbands' return, the surprise \u2014 a cake \u2014 winds up on Mrs. Laurel, in a typical Laurel and Hardy SNAFU. Through various edits, doubles and matte shots, all four of them have dinner together, and the girls start bickering at each other. Finally, Ollie grabs his wife, Fannie (played by Laurel), and is about to leave when the replacement cake arrives. Fannie gives it to Mrs. Laurel \u2014 right on the head. While this isn't one of the very best Laurel and Hardy shorts \u2014 it's basically a one-joke film, with a concept that was done better in 1930's Brats \u2014 it does have a fair share of laughs. It's amusing to see Oliver Hardy's mannerisms in feminine form, and Stan Laurel's \"sister\" is as dither-brained as he is \u2014 at one point, Ollie calls her brother stupid, and she retorts, \"Don't call him stupid! Why, you've forgotten more than he'll ever know...in his little finger!\" The wives' voices were dubbed by actresses Carol Tevis (for Mrs. Hardy) and May Wallace (for Mrs. Laurel). \u2014 Janiss Garza\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy | Directed by: James Parrott\nLAUREL & HARDY SHORTS: DIRTY WORK, HOG WILD, BLOTTO (1933, 1930, 1930)\nDIRTY WORK: Although this Laurel and Hardy short is quite funny, it's often neglected. The boys, playing chimney sweeps, don't appear right away -- first the stage is set in the laboratory of a mad scientist, Professor Noodle (Lucien Littlefield). He has been working intensely for the past 20 years to create an elixir of youth and he is just moments away from success. At this significant moment, Stan and Ollie arrive to sweep the chimney. The butler, Jessup (Sam Adams), directs them to the fireplace and they go to work while, in another room, Noodle is adding a few drops of this, a half drop of that (he uses a scissors to cut off the last half drop). The professor's work goes far more smoothly than Stan and Ollie's efforts -- in fact, by the time they're done, the room is ankle-deep in debris, and both the boys and the butler are black with soot. Jessup looks at the wreckage and promises that somewhere \"an electric chair is waiting.\" While he is upstairs washing off the grime, the professor proudly appears with his successful elixir and since no one else is around, he decides to show it to the boys. He places a duckling in a big tub of water, adds just a few drops of the potent solution, and the duck reverts to an egg. When Noodle disappears in search of Jessup, Stan and Ollie wonder if there's any validity to what they've just witnessed. They decide to try it out with a fish, but as Ollie stands over the tub holding the full beaker, Stan accidentally knocks him in. The water violently bubbles and churns and finally Ollie emerges -- as a chimp, wearing the inevitable bowler hat. His reply to Stan and the whole situation: \"I have nothing to say!\" HOG WILD: Oliver Hardy wants to go see his friend Stan Laurel; his wife (Fay Holderness) tells him, in no uncertain terms, that he must put up the radio antenna first. When Stan comes by and gives Ollie his helping hand, the inevitable mayhem ensues. He begins by setting Ollie's pants on fire with the exhaust from his car. A bucket of water meant to douse the smoke coming from Ollie's behind hits him in the face instead. Ollie throws the bucket through a window; Mrs. Hardy whacks him with a frying pan. The boys climb onto the roof to get the antenna set up but just can't seem to keep from falling into the pond, causing a disgusted Mrs. Hardy to command them to stop playing. The boys get around to the wiring and Stan electrocutes Ollie, sending him down the chimney. Ollie gets back on the ladder, which has been set in Stan's car for support, but Stan starts the engine and they end up on a wild ride through town. The ladder ends up on a bus and Ollie falls in its path. He manages to escape getting run over when his tearful wife appears. Ollie tells her reassuringly that he is okay, but she's not crying over him -- she's upset because the radio has been repossessed. They all head back to Stan's car, just in time for it to be crushed by a streetcar. In most Laurel and Hardy films, Ollie's the one who suffers the most damage; this time around he seems to get it even worse than usual! BLOTTO: In this especially amusing Laurel and Hardy short, the boys are planning a night on the town. Standing in their way is Mrs. Laurel (Anita Garvin). Ollie telephones Stan with a scheme: Stan will send himself a bogus telegram, calling him away on \"business.\" Unfortunately for the duo, Mrs. Laurel hears all on the extension and upon learning that they intend to take the bottle she's been saving, comes up with a scheme of her own. She takes the bottle, pours out the liquor and replaces it with every disgusting thing she can find in her kitchen -- spices, hot pepper sauce, etc. Stan and Ollie take this concoction to the Rainbow Club and proceed to have a grand time, impressed by the fire of their brew. They find out the truth -- and suffer instant sobriety -- when Mrs. Laurel shows up to tell them the bottle's actual contents...and brandishes a shotgun.\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy | Directed by: Lloyd French / Tom Walls , James Parrott\nLAUREL & HARDY SHORTS: OLIVER THE EIGHTH, THE STOLEN JOOLS, COUNTY HOSPITAL (1934, 1931,)\nOLIVER THE EIGHTH: Mae Busch never looked more menacing than she did in this Laurel and Hardy three-reeler. She plays a wealthy widow who was once dumped by an Oliver and has sworn to kill every subsequent Oliver that crosses her path. Stan and Ollie, blissfully ignorant of her scheme, see her advertisement in the personals section of the newspaper while working at their barber shop -- or \"tonsorial parlor,\" as its window proclaims. Both of them decide to answer her ad, but Oliver only mails his own letter. She replies and has Ollie come to her mansion. Stan shows up not long after, having discovered his unmailed letter, and he now demands that he get half the cut -- not realizing how appropriate the term is. He has traded the barber shop away for a \"gold\" brick...and some nuts. It becomes clear to both Stan and Ollie that something is very wrong -- the butler, Jitters (Jack Barty), plays cards with an invisible deck, and their dinner, too, is invisible. Finally, Jitters confesses the widow's plan to cut Ollie's throat. Since the doors are all locked and the windows barred, it seems like there's nothing for the boys to do but stay up all night. This comedy has a number of similarities to 1930's The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case, and even though it's not one of the duo's best, it still has a number of very funny moments. THE SLOLEN JOOLS: In a Los Angeles police station, it is reported that Norma Shearer's pearls have been stolen. A detective is sent to the actress' home to interrogate party guests, most of whom are famous Hollywood stars. The detective ends up chasing leads all over town, ending up at a movie studio, where he learns the truth behind \"the slippery pearls.\" COUNTY HOSPITAL: Stan Laurel arrives at the hospital to visit his friend Oliver Hardy. It takes him more time to locate Ollie's room than it does for him to destroy it completely. That happens when the doctor (Billy Gilbert at his most fulsome) enters to see how his patient is doing. Ollie, his broken leg elevated, tells him how nice it is to have some peace for once, and that's about when Stan decides to use the counterweight attached to Ollie's leg as a nutcracker. In the blink of an eye, Ollie is smashed up on the ceiling and the doctor is out the window, hanging onto the counterweight for dear life. The rope breaks, Ollie falls and breaks the bed and the doctor just barely escapes being flattened on the sidewalk far below. As a result, Ollie's hospital stay, which was supposed to last two months, has been shortened to just enough time for him to get his clothes and leave. Stan cuts off the leg of Ollie's pants so he can get them on -- the trouble is that the wrong leg was removed; what's more, the pants aren't even Ollie's, but his roommate's. Then Stan accidentally sits on a hypodermic needle that was left in the room. The needle was loaded with sedative, so when Stan gets behind the wheel to take Ollie home, it turns into a wild ride that goes on for a surprisingly long time before the inevitable accident. The first half of County Hospital is classic Laurel and Hardy fare, but the second half is marred by bad back projection. The Roach Studio was having some financial difficulties at the time, which had an affect on the quality of its releases.\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy | Directed by: William McGann, James Parrott\nLAUREL & HARDY SHORTS: OUR WIFE, SCRAM, (1931, 1932,)\n(20, 24, 20, 20 Min.) Genre: 1930 COMEDY, Transfer Quality: B\nOUR WIFE: Oliver Hardy finds that getting married is more difficult than he had planned in this two-reeler. It starts off with partner and best man Stan Laurel's adventures with a container of fly spray. While Laurel is ruining the wedding breakfast and cake, Hardy's fianc\u00e9e, Dulcy (Babe London), is having her own problems. Her father (James Finlayson), who disapproves of the marriage, has locked her in her bedroom. The couple arrange to elope, but Laurel gives away the plans. Hardy, on the requisite elopement ladder, winds up flying through a window. Dulcy tosses her suitcase, but it opens up, and her clothes go flying everywhere. Finally, Hardy, Dulcy, and Laurel make it to the Justice of the Peace (Ben Turpin), but in his confusion, he marries Hardy to Laurel. This Laurel and Hardy short features a rare sound performance by Ben Turpin, best known for his work in silent comedies. This is also the only time Babe London appeared with the boys. It's too bad it was only this once; London's heft and talent made her a good comic foil for Oliver Hardy. SCRAM: It's a rainy night and Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are faced with a particularly ill-tempered judge Rychard Cramer. He'd love to throw them in the clink for vagrancy, but since the jail is full, he gives them just one hour...to leave town. Out on the street, they encounter a drunk (perennial screen inebriate Arthur Housman) who has lost his car keys. He finds them with Stan and Ollie's help, and out of gratitude invites them to spend the night at his house. Once there, the drunk discovers that he has apparently forgotten his house keys. The three of them manage to get in anyway -- the only problem is that it's the wrong house! The drunk has just poured his bootleg gin into a water pitcher when a butler tells him to leave. This wakes up the lady of the house (Vivian Oakland). She's glad the man is gone -- her husband, who isn't home yet, abhors drunks. Stan and Ollie are still around, however, making themselves comfortable and completely unaware of the mix up. Dressed in the husband's silk pajamas and robes, they encounter the wife in the hallway and she faints dead away. To revive her they give her a glass of \"water\" from the pitcher containing the bootleg gin. This brings her back to consciousness -- and then some! The boys are having a time keeping her antics under control but finally they just relax. The three of them are laughing it up and having a grand old time when her husband finally comes home. It's the judge and he slowly approaches Laurel and Hardy, the menace on his face a frightening sight. Stan goes for the light switch and the screen goes dark.\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy | Directed by: James W. Horne, Ray McCarey,\nLAUREL & HARDY SHORTS:THEM THAR HILLS & TIT FOR TAT (1934 & 1935)\nTHEM THAR HILLS: This Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy short was so successful that it inspired a sequel -- Tit for Tat -- and it's still one of the comic duo's best films. After Ollie comes down with the gout, a doctor (Billy Gilbert) recommends that he quit his high living and take a vacation in the country. Ollie suggests he and Stan rent a trailer and they're on their way... TIT FOR TAT: Stan and Ollie play proprietors of an electric store, anxious to make friends with neighboring grocer Charlie Hall. Unfortunately they'd already earned the enmity of Hall in a previous two-reeler, Them That Hills (34), and he is in no mood to bury the hatchet...\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy | Directed by: Charles Rogers\nHaving turned down the opportunity to produce Frank Capra's It Happened One Night (1934), MGM's Louis B. Mayer had second thoughts when the Capra film swept the 1935 Oscars ceremony. Mayer hastily commissioned an It Happened One Night wannabe titled Love on the Run, tailored for the talents of Joan Crawford and Clark Gable (who, of course, had starred in the Capra picture, and had copped one of those Oscars). Gable and Franchot Tone play rival journalists Michael Anthony and Barnabas Pells, who travel the length and breadth of Europe to outscoop one another. Crawford portrays madcap heiress Sally Parker, who is engaged to marry fortune-hunting Prince Igor (Ivan Lebedeff). Whereas in It Happened One Night the heroine (Claudette Colbert) linked up with Gable in order to expedite her elopement with the wrong man, in Love on the Run Crawford seeks out Gable's help to escape her impending marriage with Prince Igor. The two stars combine their flight across Europe with business, dogging the trail of international aviator Baron Spandermann (Reginald Owen), whom Anthony suspects of being a spy. Pells goes along with Anthony and Parker, and soon all three of them are tied up (literally, in Pells' case) with an espionage ring. While it is Clark Gable who ends up with Joan Crawford at fadeout time, it was Franchot Tone who claimed her as his bride in real life.\nStarring: Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, Franchot Tone, Reginald Owen | Directed by: W.S. Van Dyke\nConfidence woman Martha Hicks (Alison Skipworth), better known to those who know her at all as \"the Countess,\" is a career criminal who has just been paroled. She would like to slip away from the authorities and leave the country, but first she wants to look in on the only decent, respectable part of her life, the two daughters whom she left behind with her onetime husband, Elmer Hicks (Richard Bennett), a small-town hotel owner. She arrives to find that Elmer, in his well-meaning but dithering way, has let their younger daughter (Gertrude Messinger) fall in with the wrong crowd, including a two-bit criminal, Jack Houston (George Raft). He has filled her head with stories about what a big man he is and plans to take her to Chicago with him, until Martha intervenes \u2014 she manages to turn the interest of veteran lawman John Adams (J. Farrell MacDonald) to her advantage and nearly gets Houston thrown in the slammer. When he proves tougher to get out of the way than she'd thought he'd be, Martha has to choose between freedom or the well-being of her daughter, and gets some unexpected help from Elmer. Skipworth is charming and the rest of the cast is first-rate in this sly, fast-paced, and enjoyable comedy drama.\nStarring: Alison Skipworth, Richard Bennett, Evelyn Knapp, George Raft | Directed by: Harry Wagstaff Gribble, Alexander Hall\nMAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE, THE (1935)\nW.C. Fields plays Ambrose Wolfinger, the henpecked husband to end all henpecked husbands. A widower, Ambrose married a second time only to provide a mother for his pretty daughter (Mary Brian). What he got was an overbearing harpy of a wife (Kathleen Howard), a fussy and imperious mother-in-law (Vera Lewis) and a shiftless brother-in-law (Grady Sutton). Ambrose plans to attend a much-awaited wrestling match, but can't get the day off of work. He lies for the first time in his life, telling his boss that his mother-in-law has died. En route to the wrestling meet, Ambrose suffers one mishap after another, from a string of traffic tickets to an encounter with a runaway tire. He gets to the match just in time to miss the whole thing, and ends up bruised and battered on the sidewalk. Meanwhile, his home is being deluged with flowers, offered in sympathy for his \"dead\" mother-in-law who is very much alive but not amused. When his boss discovers the deception, he fires Ambrose. The poor man returns home to face the cold stares of his wife's family. They goad and harass him until he can stand no more: when brother-in-law insults his daughter, Ambrose punches him out (a scene that always results in audience cheers) and tells everyone else where to go. Soon after, his anxious ex-boss calls up; only Ambrose can decipher the important messages left behind on his cluttered desk, and would Ambrose like to come back to work? His loyal and loving daughter negotiates a hefty salary hike for Ambrose, and the film ends with Our Hero assuming his proper role as head of the household, with his obnoxious in-laws literally left out in the rain. An uproarious \"worm turns\" farce, Man on the Flying Trapeze was an expanded version of 1932 Mack Sennett two-reeler, Too Many Highballs, and a partial remake of Fields' own silent feature Running Wild (27).\nStarring: W.C. Fields, Mary Brian, Kathleen Howard, Grady Sutton | Directed by: Clyde Bruckman\nIn her first film under contract to Warner Bros., Kay Francis plays Lois Ames, a magazine editor whose husband Fred (Kenneth Thomson) is too busy with his polo friends to pay her much attention. But when her secretary (Charlotte Merriam) suddenly leaves, Lois hires handsome Tom Sheridan (David Manners), who has arrived to demonstrate a new rowing machine. Sharing work brings boss and employee closer together and they soon fall in love. Tom's dumbbell fianc\u00e9e, Ruth (Una Merkel), does not take this development very well and threatens to tell Fred. But the latter is discovered making love to the uppity Ann Le Maire (Claire Dodd) and Lois is able to obtain a divorce. \u2014 Hans J. Wollstein\nStarring: Kay Francis, David Manners, Andy Devine, Una Merkel, Claire Dodd | Directed by: William Dieterle\nMAN WHO COULD WORK MIRACLES, THE (1936)\nAs a result of a discussion between a trio of gods over the true worthiness of Earth, a retiring British shop assistant is granted miraculous powers in this fantasy based on an H.G. Wells story. Roland Young stars as George McWhirter Fotheringay, whose new powers are virtually limitless; choosing to use them for good, he sets out to create a utopian society. Still, despite a succession of miraculous deeds, George's plans to cure all of the world's ills is met with disbelief. As proof of his power, George wills the earth to stop spinning on its axis, which results in its citizens flying off the planet into space. Because George is indestructible, he is able to shout out his last wish, which restores the world\u2014and George himself\u2014back to normal. \u2014 Jason Ankeny\nStarring: Roland Young, Joan Gardner, Ralph Richardson, Ernst Thesiger, George Zucco | Directed by: Lothar Mendes\nKlopstokia: A Far-Away Country. Chief Exports: Goats and Nuts. Chief Imports: Goats and Nuts. Chief Inhabitants: Goats and Nuts. This introductory title ushers in Million Dollar Legs, one of the zaniest comedies ever to emerge from a major studio. W.C. Fields stars as the president of Klopstokia, who will hold on to his office so long as he can best the secretary of the treasury (Hugh Herbert) in their daily arm-wrestling contests. Like most of the Depression-era world, Klopstokia is broke, forcing the government to take drastic measures to raise money. Fortunately, everyone in the country is a super-athlete, inspiring visiting Fuller Brush salesman Migg Tweeney (Jack Oakie) to come up with a brilliant idea: Klopstokia will enter the 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles. Alas, the subversive cabinet members, hoping to overthrow the president, plot to undermine the Klopstokian athletic team with the aid of sexy seductress Mata Machree (Lyda Roberti), \"the woman no man can resist.\" Words can hardly describe the nonstop parade of gags and verbal insanity in Million Dollar Legs: Ben Turpin, playing a cloaked-and-caped spy, pops in and out with neither rhyme nor reason; the conspirators' outdoor hideout is incongruously equipped with hydraulic lifts and elevators; Mata Machree's butler informs the villains that \"Madame can only be resisted from 2 to 4,\"; and, when asked why all the Klopstokian men are named George and the women named Angela, the president's daughter (Susan Fleming, later the wife of Harpo Marx), replies \"Why not?\" then launches into the national anthem \u2014 a double-talk version of \"One Hour With You.\" Among the writers were Joseph L. Mankiewicz and Henry Myers, who were also responsible for the wacky Wheeler andWoolsey political satire Diplomaniacs.\nStarring: W.C. Fields, Jack Oakie, Andy Clyde, Lyda Roberti | Directed by: Edward F. Cline\nMILLIONAIRE, THE (1931)\nGeorge Arliss is the millionaire of the title, a retired auto tycoon who's been ordered by his doctor to rest and avoid exercise. Arliss is shaken out of his sedentary existence by an insurance salesman who advises him to pick himself up and enjoy life. The old man heads to California, where he conceals his identity and goes to work for a service station. Given a new lease on life, the millionaire amuses himself by playing matchmaker with his own daughter (Evelyn Knapp) and the go-getting young service station manager (David Manners). Barely distinguishable from George Arliss' other non-historical vehicles, The Millionaire is given an added dimension by James Cagney, who shows up for three wonderful minutes as the friendly insurance agent.\nStarring: George Arliss, Evelyn Knapp, David Manners, Florence Arliss | Directed by: John G. Adolphi\nIn this comedy with musical numbers set in the Old South, Bing Crosby plays a singer (talk about a casting stretch!) from Philadelphia named Tom Grayson, who has fallen in love with Southern heiress Elvira Rumford (Gail Patrick). Tom wants to marry Elvira, but a man called Major Patterson (John Miljan) has announced his desire to do the same, and he challenges Tom to a duel to decide who will have Elvira's hand. Tom is not at all agreeable to this idea, which leads Elvira's father (Claude Gillingwater) to proclaim Tom to be a coward and deny him permission to wed his daughter. Elvira's sister Lucy (Joan Bennett), who is infatuated with Tom, thinks that he's merely being sensible, but Tom thinks that Lucy is too young for a serious relationship. In need of work and not especially welcome in the Rumford's community, Tom takes a job performing on a riverboat piloted by the blustery Commodore Orlando Jackson (W.C. Fields). One night, Tom finds himself in a barroom brawl with a man named Captain Blackie (Fred Kohler), who dies accidentally from a shot fired by his own gun. Hoping that his infamy will draw crowds, Jackson begins billing Tom as \"The Singing Killer.\" Tom comes to realize that Lucy may be the right woman for him after all, but Lucy is not interested in a man with blood on his hands, and now Tom must convince her that he's not a killer at all. Noted gambling aficionado Fields has a hilarious poker-playing bit, and he steals most of his scenes from the rest of the cast. Mississippi was loosely based on the play \"Magnolia\" by Booth Tarkington. \u2014 Mark Deming\nStarring: Bing Crosby, W.C. Fields, Joan Bennett, Queenie Smith, Ann Sheridan, Gale Patrick | Directed by: Edward Sutherland\nThis episodic satire of the Machine Age is considered Charles Chaplin's last \"silent\" film, although Chaplin uses sound, vocal, and musical effects throughout. Chaplin stars as an assembly-line worker driven insane by the monotony of his job. After a long spell in an asylum, he searches for work, only to be mistakenly arrested as a Red agitator. Released after foiling a prison break, Chaplin makes the acquaintance of orphaned gamine (Paulette Goddard) and becomes her friend and protector. He takes on several new jobs for her benefit, but every job ends with a quick dismissal and yet another jail term. During one of his incarcerations, she is hired to dance at a nightclub and arranges for him to be hired there as a singing waiter. He proves an enormous success, but they are both forced to flee their jobs when the orphanage officials show up to claim the girl. Dispirited, she moans, \"What's the use of trying?\" But the ever-resourceful Chaplin tells her to never say die, and our last image is of Chaplin and The Gamine strolling down a California highway towards new adventures. The plotline of Modern Times is as loosely constructed as any of Chaplin's pre-1915 short subjects, permitting ample space for several of the comedian's most memorable routines: the \"automated feeding machine,\" a nocturnal roller-skating episode, and Chaplin's double-talk song rendition in the nightclub sequence. In addition to producing, directing, writing, and starring in Modern Times, Chaplin also composed its theme song, Smile, which would later be adopted as Jerry Lewis' signature tune. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Charlie Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Henry Bergman, Chester Conklin, Stanley \"Tiny\" Sandford | Directed by: Charlie Chaplin\nThe first Marx Brothers film to be written directly for the screen (its authors included S. J. Perelman, Arthur Sheekman and Will B. Johnstone), Monkey Business is also the merry Marxes' first Hollywood production. Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Zeppo are brilliantly cast as four stowaways on an ocean liner, bound for New York. As our heroes endeavor to elude dimwitted First Mate Gibson (Tom Kennedy), each of the brothers gets involved in an adventure of his own. Groucho finds himself in a menage a trois with gangster Alky Briggs (Harry Briggs) and Briggs' sexy wife Lucille (Thelma Todd); Harpo joins a \"Punch and Judy\" puppet show, driving the ship's crew into a frenzy of confusion; Chico hires himself out as bodyguard to retired bootlegger Joe Helton (Rockliffe Fellowes); and Zeppo romances Joe's pretty daughter Mary (Ruth Hall). Once they've arrived in New York, the Marx boys head to Helton's Long Island mansion, where, after the obligatory harp-and-piano musical interludes, the fearsome foursome team up to rescue Mary from her kidnappers. There are far too many wonderful moments in Monkey Business to detail here, but highlights include Groucho's initial confrontation with Alky Briggs (\"With a little study, you'll go a long way, and I wish you'd start now!\") and his romantic tete-a-tetes with Lucille (\"Come with me, and we'll lodge with my fleas in the hills \u2014 er, flee to my lodge in the hills\"); Harpo and Chico's attempts to shave a sleeping barbershop customer (\"You know what, partner? I think we give-a him one snoop too much\"); and the classic setpiece, \"borrowed\" from the team's early Broadway hit I'll Say She Is, in which all Four Marx Brothers try to slip past the customs officials by posing as Maurice Chevalier! Though not the best of their Paramount features, Monkey Business is still among the funniest Marx Brothers comedies ever made \u2014 and one of the funniest comedies, period. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: The Marx Brothers, Thelma Todd, Tom Kennedy, Ruth Hall | Directed by: Norman McLeod\nMUSIC BOX, THE (1932)\nThis most famous of Laurel and Hardy shorts won an Oscar for \"Best Comedy Short Subject.\" Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play characters who run a transfer company. They are hired to deliver a player piano to an address which turns out to be up a very long flight of steps The whole film involves the pair's adventures bringing the piano up the steps, the piano sliding back down, the pair bringing it up again \u2014 and then being told by the postman (Charlie Hall) that they could have driven it up a side road. Typically, the boys take the piano back down and bring it up \"the right way,\" by the side road, only to find that the person receiving the piano is a temperamental professor (Billy Gilbert) who had been annoyed by them earlier. He destroys the piano in a fit of pique before discovering that his wife purchased it for him as a gift. The Music Box is classic Laurel and Hardy \u2014 almost painfully hilarious. The same daunting concrete stairs (which still exist today in the Silverlake section of Los Angeles) were used previously by the comic duo in their 1927 two-reeler Hats Off. \u2014 Janiss Garza\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Charlie Hall, Billy Gilbert | Directed by: James Parrott\nOne of the landmark \"screwball\" comedies of the 1930s, My Man Godfrey offers the radiant Carole Lombard in her definitive performance as flighty young heiress Irene Bullock, who on a society scavenger hunt stumbles on Godfrey (William Powell), an erudite hobo residing in the city dump. Godfrey becomes the family's butler, much to the dismay of Irene's father Alexander (Eugene Pallette), who thinks his household is crazy enough without another apparent lunatic under his roof. Halfway through the film, we discover that Godfrey isn't a penniless bum at all, but the scion of a wealthy Boston family. Having been burned by an unhappy romance, Godfrey dropped out of life, taking up residence in the dump. Here his faith in humanity was restored by his fellow indigents, who managed to survive and remain optimistic despite the worst deprivations. Meanwhile, however, he wants to straighten out the Bullock family, who he feels are a basically decent bunch beneath all their pretensions and eccentricities \u2014 and along the way, of course, Irene determines that Godfrey will be her husband. While Godfrey's ultimate \"solution\" to the exigencies of the Depression seems more of a placebo, My Man Godfrey is all in all a totally satisfying jolt of 1930s-style wish fulfillment. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: William Powell, Carole Lombard, Alice Brady, Gail Patrick | Directed by: Gregory La Cava\nMYRT AND MARGE (1934)\nWere it not for the diligence of old-time radio buffs and Three Stooges fans, the 1933 Universal epic Myrt and Marge might have remained in (deserved) obscurity. The film was inspired by The Story of Myrt and Marge, a popular radio serial which ran from 1931 to 1946. Repeating their radio roles, Myrtle Vail and her real-life daughter Donna Damarel star as sisters Myrt Minter and Marge Spear (Spear-Minter, get it?), chorus girls in the long-running Broadway show Hayfield's Pleasures. For plot purposes, Myrt and Marge spend most of the film mired in a third-rate theatrical troupe which only makes it to Broadway in the final reel. The story is maudlin and predictable in the extreme, relieved only by the antics of the Three Stooges \u2014 Moe, Larry and Curly \u2014 and their vaudeville mentor Eddie Foy Jr.\nStarring: Myrtle Vail, Trixie Friganza, Eddie Foy, Jr, John Farrell MacDonald | Directed by: Al Boasberg\nNIGHT AT THE OPERA, A (1935)\nA Night at the Opera was the first Marx Brothers movie without Zeppo Marx (though his replacement here, Allan Jones, is not a notable improvement) and also the first under the supervision of MGM's legendary producer Irving Thalberg. A relatively sane plot line and conventional romantic subplot place this film in the more conventional camp of Marx Brothers movies. Due to the critical and commercial failure of Duck Soup (1933), the brothers' previous movie, the studio decided to pre-test many of the skits on live audiences; while Duck Soup's anarchic revelry left many in the audience less amused than baffled, A Night at the Opera's script by George S. Kaufman and Morris Ryskind and direction by Sam Wood were more controlled and focused than in previous Marx efforts. But as was often the case in their movies, the brothers' comedy takes aim at the pompous and pious hypocrisy of the upper crust, and this movie features many of their most famous routines, including the stateroom scene, the contract scene, the bed-switching sequence, and the operatic finale. The film's openly subversive and derisive tone was a perfect match for a Depression-era crowd looking for some wealthy authority figures to laugh at. \u2014 Dan Jardine\nStarring: Marx Brothers, Kitty Carlisle, Walter Woolf King, Edward Keane | Directed by: Sam Wood\nGarbo Laughs! declared the ads for Ninotchka. In the face of dwindling foreign revenues, MGM decided to put Greta Garbo, a bigger draw in Europe than the US, in a box-office-savvy comedy, engaging the services of master farceur Ernst Lubitsch to direct. The film opens in Russia during another one of its starvation-condition Five Year Plans. A trio of Russian delegates (Sig Ruman, Felix Bressart, and Alexander Granach) are sent to Paris to sell the Imperial Jewels for ready cash. Grand Duchess Swana (Ina Claire), who once owned the jewels, sends her boyfriend Count Leon (Melvyn Douglas) to retrieve the diamonds, and he turns the trio into full-fledged capitalists, wining and dining them all through Paris. Moscow then dispatches the humorless, doggedly loyal Comrade Ninotchka (Garbo) to retrieve both the prodigal Soviets and the gems. When Leon turns his charm on Ninotchka, she regards him coldly, informing him that love is merely a \"chemical reaction.\" Even his kisses fail to weaken her resolve. Leon finally wins her over by taking an accidental fall in a fancy restaurant, whereupon Ninotchka laughs for the first time in her life. She goes on a shopping spree and gets drunk, while Leon begins falling in love with her in earnest. As a bonus to the frothy script, by Billy Wilder and others, and its surefire star power, Ninotchka features what is perhaps Bela Lugosi's most likeable and relaxed performance. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Greta Garbo, Melvyn Douglas, Bela Lugosi, Sig Rumann | Directed by: Ernst Lubitsch\nThis is New York, Skyscraper Champion of the World...Where the Slickers and Know-It-Alls peddle gold bricks to each other...And where Truth, crushed to earth, rises again more phony than a glass eye... With this jaundiced opening title, scripter Ben Hecht introduces his classic comedy Nothing Sacred. Fredric March plays Wally Cook, a hotshot reporter condemned to writing obituaries because of his unwitting complicity in a fraud. Anxious to get back in the good graces of his editor Oliver Stone (Walter Connolly), Cook pounces on the story of New England girl Hazel Flagg (Carole Lombard), who is reportedly dying from radiation poisoning. Actually, Hazel isn't dying at all; she's been misdiagnosed by Moscow's eternally drunk doctor (Charles Winninger). But when Cook offers to take her on an all-expenses-paid trip to New York in exchange for her exclusive story, it's too good an offer to pass up. Once in the Big Apple, Hazel is feted as a heroine by the novelty-seeking populac; she enjoys the adulation at first, but soon (and with the help of gallons of alcoholic beverages) suffers the pangs of conscience. She confesses her deception to Cook, who by now has fallen in love with her. Cook and Stone conspire to keep the public from discovering the truth, eventually dreaming up a phony suicide. Travelling incognito to avoid arrest, Wally and Hazel marry and go on a honeymoon, secure in the knowledge that New York City has forgotten all about her and moved on to their next fad. Brimming with witty, acerbic dialogue and hilarious bits of physical business, Nothing Sacred is among the best \"screwball\" comedies of the 1930s. The musical score by Oscar Levant both mocks and celebrates the George Gershwinesque musical style then in vogue. As an added bonus, the film is lensed in Technicolor (avoid those two-color reissue prints), allowing modern viewers to see what New York City looked liked back in 1937. Nothing Sacred was later adapted into a Broadway musical, Hazel Flagg, which in turn was filmed by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis as Living It Up (1954), with Lewis in the Carole Lombard role. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Carole Lombard, Fredric March, Charles Winninger, Walter Connolly | Directed by: William Wellman\nOLD FASHIONED WAY, THE (1934)\nW.C. Fields plays the Great McGonigle, the manipulative manager of a large 19th century theatrical troupe. Notorious for skipping board bills and forgetting the pay his actors, McGonigle descends on a small town, where he relies on the hospitality of a wealthy widow (Jan Duggan). He secures lodging for his cast and financing for his production by promising the widow a major part in his upcoming production of The Drunkard. The play goes on as schedule, but the widow's part is cut down to one line which she's never permitted to deliver. McGonigle escapes with his hide again, but not before securing the future happiness of his daughter (Judith Allen) so that she won't have to spend the rest of her life one step ahead of the sheriff. The storyline of The Old-Fashioned Way is conveniently shunted aside as W.C. Fields does battle with Baby LeRoy, cons everyone in sight with equanimity, and offers the audience an uninterrupted display of his remarkable juggling skills. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: W.C. Fields, Joe Morrison, Judith Allen, Jan Duggan | Directed by: William Beaudine\nWorking on the theory that the only thing funnier than Laurel and Hardy is two sets of Laurel and Hardys, Our Relations milks its central mistaken-identity situation for all it's worth. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are two solid citizens, happily married and highly respected in their community. One morning, Hardy receives a letter from his mother, containing an old photo of himself and Laurel with their twin brothers, Alf Laurel and Bert Hardy. Mamma also reveals that Alf and Bert turned out to be \"bad lads\" and ran off to sea, and that reportedly they'd been hanged for taking part in a mutiny. \"Isn't that calamitous!\" remarks Hardy, who conspires with Laurel to hide the facts about their no-good brothers from their wives. Meanwhile, in another part of town, the S.S. Periwinkle pulls into port. Among the crew members are the selfsame Alf and Bert, who have decided to entrust their pal Fin (James Finlayson) with their month's salary. Fin has promised to invest the dough so that the boys will become millionaires \"before you can say Jack Robinson\". Alf and Bert are then summoned to the cabin of their captain (Sidney Toler), who orders them to pick up a valuable package for him, then meet him later at Denker's Beer Garden. While waiting for the captain at Denker's, Alf and Bert are captivated by a pair of waterfront floozies, Alice (Iris Adrian) and Lily (Lona Andre). Talked into buying the girls a huge meal for which they haven't the necessary funds, Alf and Bert decide to go back to Fin and reclaim their money, leaving the contents of the captain's package-a valuable pearl ring-with tough waiter Joe Groagan (Alan Hale) as security. Later, Laurel and Hardy take their wives Betty (Betty Healy) and Daphne (Daphne Pollard) to lunch-and, inevitably, they end up at Denker's Beer Garden, where the equally inevitable mix-ups begin to occur. Things snowball from bad to worse before both sets of twins, an angry captain, a disgruntled Fin, the wives, the floozies, a genial drunk (Arthur Housman) and a brace of smooth gangsters (Ralf Harolde and Noel Madison) all converge at the upscale Pirate Club. Several slapstick complications later, Laurel and Hardy are captured by the gangsters, who threaten to dump the boys in the river with their feet encased in cement if they don't cough up the pearl ring. Alf and Bert come to the rescue, and all is well, at least until the film's boffo punchline. Based on W.W. Jacobs' short story The Money Box, Our Relations is perhaps the most plot-heavy of Laurel and Hardy's features for Hal Roach Studios. It is also one of their funniest, as well as their most lavishly produced. The film was officially listed as \"A Stan Laurel Production\"-as if Laurel hadn't been the prime creative force behind all of the team's previous films. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Betty Healy, Sidney Toler | Directed by: Harry Lachman\nDrafted into the army during World War I, those muddled misfits Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy make a shambles of Training Camp before being shipped to France. When their best pal Eddie (Donald Dillaway) is killed in battle, Stan and Ollie vow to locate the grandparents of Eddie's orphaned little daughter (Jacquie Lyn). Unfortunately, the grandparents are named Smith\u2014and they live in New York City. With only a city directory and phone book as their guide, Stan and Ollie undergo several chucklesome misadventures as they scour the canyons of Manhattan to find Mr. and Mrs. Smith. With the orphanage officials hot on their heels, the boys take drastic action to raise enough money to get out of town with the little girl. All turns out well when Eddie's grandfather makes an appearance under the least likely circumstances. But before Laurel & Hardy can enjoy their own happy ending, they cross the path of an old enemy from their army days: a knife-wielding chef with blood in his eye. The second of Laurel & Hardy's feature-length films, Pack Up Your Troubles is, so far as we're concerned (and here we part company with most Laurel & Hardy buffs), infinitely more amusing than their first feature effort, 1931's Pardon Us. Best bit: An overtired Laurel, attempting to tell a bedtime story to the little girl, ends up snoozing away as the kid finishes the story. The powerhouse supporting cast includes such Laurel & Hardy regulars as James Finlayson, Billy Gilbert, Rychard Cramer, Charles Middleton and Charlie Hall. George Marshall, the film's director, proves a mirthsome menace in the small role of the vengeful chef. For years available only in its 62-minute reissue form, Pack Up Your Troubles was restored to its full 68-minute glory in the mid-1980s. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Donald Dillaway, Jacquie Lyn | Directed by: George Marshall, Ray McCarey\nPalmy Days is an engagingly loopy Eddie Cantor vehicle. It's certainly entertaining, although many of the jokes will cause a wince and the plot is just so much hooey -- complicated hooey, too. There are enough \"high concept\" ideas here -- Cantor as an efficiency expert, a gang of thieves masquerading as fortune telling mystics, a romantic misunderstanding, a bakery manned by vivacious young women, etc. -- for two or three films. That Palmy doesn't really take full advantage of any of them works to its detriment, but it's still such a good natured film that most viewers won't really mind. Watching Cantor sawing off edges of his desk (ostensibly so that people won't be able to sit or lean on his desk and waste his time) or breaking into song whenever he's nervous makes up for the many problems with the screenplay. As usual, Cantor can't resist donning blackface for one of his songs. While it tends to jolt and jar modern viewers, at least when Cantor is in blackface in Palmy he's still being Cantor (as opposed to suddenly adopting a stereotypical \"black\" personality). Palmy also benefits from the presence of Charlotte Greenwood, a gifted Amazon of a comedienne whose gifts were rarely well utilized onscreen. Acting like something of a cross between Marjorie Main and Helen Broderick, but much warmer, Greenwood is a great foil for Cantor (and even gets to nonchalantly throw in a couple of her trademark high kicks). And choreographer Busby Berkeley demonstrates that, even this early in his career, he could create some dazzling images. Palmy is terribly slight, but there's a good deal to enjoy.\nStarring: Eddie Cantor, Charlotte Greenwood, Spencer Charters, George Raft | Directed by: Edward Sutherland\nTwo-reel comedy favorites Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy made their feature-film debut (excluding their guest appearances in Hollywood Revue of 1929 and Rogue Song) in the prison comedy Pardon Us. A spoof of MGM's The Big House, the story begins when erstwhile bootleggers Laurel and Hardy sell a bottle of beer to a Prohibition agent. Shipped off to the pen, our heroes are escorted to the cell occupied by \"The Tiger\" (Walter Long), the toughest con in the joint. The Tiger immediately becomes the boys' best friend when he mistakes Laurel's loose-tooth \"buzz\" as an act of defiance! Swept up in one of The Tiger's escape attempts, Laurel and Hardy disguise themselves in blackface and lose themselves among the cotton-pickers in the Deep South, but Stan's buzzing tooth gives the game away when the warden's (Wilfred Lucas) car breaks down near the cotton fields. Carted back to jail, Stan and Ollie become heroes when they inadvertently foul up The Tiger's next prison break. Pardon Us was previewed in late 1930 in a 70-minute version titled The Rap, which included several sequences (including an elaborate prison fire) which never made it to the final, 56-minute release version. More recently, the film has been reissued to TV in the 65-minute print prepared for Great Britain; the \"new\" footage includes a handful of previously discarded gag punchlines and several outtakes. In its 56-minute state, Pardon Us is not bad for a first feature-length attempt, even though the best Laurel & Hardy features were still to come. Highlights include an \"Our Gang\"-style schoolroom routine with perennial Laurel & Hardy foil James Finlayson as the teacher (incidentally, June Marlowe, who played Miss Crabtree in the real Our Gang comedies, shows up as the warden's daughter), a pleasant song-and-dance number in blackface, and a hilarious dentist-office routine \"borrowed\" from the team's 1928 silent comedy Leave 'Em Laughing. Pardon Us was simultaneously filmed in several foreign languages \u2014 one of which, the Spanish-language De Bote en Bote, has popped up from time to time on American cable television. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Walter Long, Wilfred Lucas | Directed by: James Parrott\nA rather bleak comedy-drama from Frank Capra, Platinum Blonde basically starts where Capra's later and much more buoyant It Happened One Night (1934) ends: the marriage between a brash newspaperman and a society dame. But where the latter comedy was enhanced by the director's patented optimism, Platinum Blonde, produced at the height of the Great Depression, expresses no faith in a common ground between the classes. Star reporter Stew Smith (Robert Williams) falls in love with the sister (Jean Harlow) of his latest victim (Donald Dillaway). They marry despite the misgivings of Ann Schuyler's blue-nosed mother (Louise Closser Hale) and Stew's cynical colleagues (\"Ann Schuyler's in the blue book. You're not even in the phone book!\"). Unable to stand life in a gilded cage for long, Stew upsets the Schuyler mansion by inviting his friends to a wild and woolly party. Returning home unexpected in the middle of the drunken revelry, Ann lays down the law and Stew bolts -- right into the arms of girl reporter Gallagher (Loretta Young), whom he has loved all along without realizing it. Jean Harlow is surprisingly realistic as the callous society girl but Robert Williams' wisecracking reporter comes across as rather grating. An up-and-coming comic lead, Williams died after an operation for appendicitis on November 3, 1931, less than a month after Platinum Blonde had premiered to mostly positive reviews. Ironically, Loretta Young, who received top billing, had demanded to star in this film when it was still known as \"Gallagher,\" the name of her character. Harlow, needless to stay, stole the limelight completely and Capra changed the title much to Young's chagrin.\nStarring: Jean Harlow, Loretta Young, Robert Williams, Louise Closser Hale | Directed by: Frank Capra\nSally Blane (Loretta Young's look-alike sister) plays Janet, a Manhattan socialite who is fed up with the superficiality of her friends. Sensing that Janet is bored with life in general, her Uncle George (J. Farrell McDonald), who happens to be a judge, decides to show the girl how well off she really is. He invites her to sit in on a session of Night Court, so that she may see how many unfortunates there are in the world. One of the defendants brought up before Uncle George is handsome young Nick (John Darrow), arrested for pummeling a man who'd propositioned Nick's sister (played by a 16-year-old Betty Grable). Paroled in Janet's custody, Nick is hired as the girl's chauffeur \u2014 and guess where all this is leading. Minus the romantic angle, Probation was partially remade as the East Side Kids comedy Mr. Muggs Steps Out.\nStarring: Sally Blane, John Darrow, Clara Kimball Young, Edward Phillips | Directed by: Richard Thorpe\nA notch below the most boisterous Marx Brothers fare, such as Duck Soup and Monkey Business, Room Service capped a decade of sensational success for the masters of mayhem. Unlike some of their earlier films, which were based on their own vaudeville shows, Room Service was adapted from a Broadway play by Allen Boretz and John Murray that was not written for the Marxes. The script is a bit too constraining for Groucho, Harpo, and Chico (Zeppo does not appear), requiring them to play real characters rather than cartoonish self-inventions. Groucho is a producer holed up in a hotel room trying to scrounge up money to put on a show. A young comedienne named Lucille Ball appears in the lead female role, only her second starring role in almost a decade in film, but she doesn't make much of an impact. Still, for fans of the Marx Brothers, the movie is indispensible. It was remade five years later as a musical, Step Lively. \u2014 Michael Betzold\nStarring: Groucho Marx, Chico Marx, Harpo Marx, Lucille Ball, Ann Miller | Directed by: William Seiter\nBack in the 1930s, the \"Search for Beauty\" contests were designed to scout the hinterlands of America and England for beautiful girls and handsome men who might qualify as movie contractees \u2014 though most the winners were drawn from the ranks of Hollywood residents. These contests, coupled with a play by Schuyler E. Gray and Paul R. Milton, formed the basis for this 1934 comedy. Real-life \"Search for Beauty\" winners Larry \"Buster\" Crabbe and Ida Lupino (both of whom had already appeared in a few films) head the cast in this story of a contest staged by a two-bit \"physical culture\" magazine. When the winners, Don Jackson (Crabbe) and Barbara Hilton (Lupino), realize that they've been hired exclusively to pose in bathing suits for the pin-up trade, they leave for the greener pastures of a legitimate health farm. The magazine's crooked publishers try to extort money from Don and Barbara, but they're foiled by a local justice of the peace (Frank McGlynn Sr.) who turns out to be an agent of the U.S. Department of Justice!\nStarring: Larry \"Buster\" Crabbe, Ida Lupino, Toby Wing, James Gleason, Ann Sheridan | Directed by: Erle C. Kenton\nI'm the finest woman who walked the streets, declares bejeweled, hip-swishing Lady Lou (Mae West) at the beginning of She Done Him Wrong. Lou works as a singer at the Gay Nineties saloon of Gus Jordan (Noah Beery, Sr.), who plys her with diamonds to keep her by his side. She runs afoul of stalwart Salvation Army captain Cummings (Cary Grant), who warns her that she's on the road to perdition. Lou sizes up the \"Tall, dark 'n' handsome\" Cummings, undressing him with her eyes and inviting him to \"Come up 'n'...see me sometime.\" Though Lou herself steers clear of criminal activities, Gus Jordan runs a counterfeiting and white slavery ring. Also, Lou's ex-lover Chick Clark (Owen Moore) has been sent to jail for stealing diamonds for her. Things come to a boil when Chick breaks prison and goes gunning for Lou; at the same time, Lou is accidentally involved in the killing of her rival, Russian Rosie (Rafaela Ottiano). She is rescued from Chick by Cummings, but not from the manslaughter charge; Cummings, it turns out, is actually The Hawk, a wily detective who has disguised himself as a man of peace to get the goods on Jordan. But the Hawk hasn't any intention of sending Lou to jail with Chick and Gordon; he wants to keep her for himself! \"You're a ba-a-ad girl\" he coos, wrapping his arms around her. \"You'll learn!\" replies Lou with a knowing glance. Mae West's first starring film, I'm No Angel literally saved Paramount Pictures from bankruptcy. It would remain the best of her feature films, most of which were severely watered down by the Production Code (whose renewed stringency of 1933 was brought about in great part by La West herself!). She Done Him Wrong was based on Mae's own stage play Diamond Lil, which ran on Broadway for 97 weeks. PS: This is the one where West sings \"Frankie and Johnny,\" \"I Like a Man Who Takes His Time,\" and \"I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Gone.\" \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Mae West, Cary Grant, Owen Moore, Gilbert Roland | Directed by: Lowell Sherman\nBuster Keaton once described his 1931 vehicle Sidewalks of New York as \"God-awful\"; it's hardly that bad, though admittedly it pales in comparison with his silent classics. Keaton plays Harmon, a wealthy young Park Avenue socialite who falls in love with Lower East Side denizen Margie (Anita Page). For her sake, he tries to reform a tough gang of kids (including Margie's brother) by building a gym to keep them off the streets. A bunch of gangsters, mistakenly believing that Harmon intends to turn them over to the authorities, try to bump him off, but he's oblivious to their homicidal overtures, believing them to be his best pals. Ultimately, Margie's brother and his gang are obliged to come to Harmon's rescue. The film's highlight is a boxing match, pitting puny Harmon against the toughest lug in all New York. Though Buster Keaton was unable to get along with his director Jules White, it was ironically White who helped Keaton stage a comeback in the late 1930s by casting the comedian in a series of mediocre but profitable Columbia two-reelers.\nStarring: Buster Keaton, Anita Page, Cliff Edwards, Norman Phillips | Directed by: Zion Myers, Jules White\nSIX OF A KIND (1934)\nThe \"six\" are Charlie Ruggles, Mary Boland, George Burns, Gracie Allen, W.C. Fields, and Alison Skipworth, who star in this cross-country comedy. Planning a motor vacation to California, J. Pinkham Whinney (Ruggles) and Flora Whinney (Boland) advertise for a couple to help drive and share expenses. That couple turns out to be George Edwards (Burns) and Gracie De Vore (Allen), accompanied by Allen's surly Great Dane. Whinney is driven to near-insanity by Edwards' intrusiveness and stupidity, but the worst is yet to come: thanks to a crooked co-worker, Whinney has been accused of stealing bank funds and is now an unwitting fugitive from justice. Sheriff Hoxley (W.C. Fields, who spends a priceless ten minutes explaining why he's called \"Honest John\") joins forces with hotel proprietor Mrs. \"Duchess\" K. Rumford (Alison Skipworth) in hopes of capturing Whinney and claiming the reward. After a zany night of everybody in the cast running in and out of hotel rooms, the real crook is captured and Whinney and Flora prepare to enjoy what's left of their vacation.\nStarring: Charlie Ruggles, Mary Boland, George Burns, W.C. Fields, Gracie Allen | Directed by: Leo McCarey\nSLIGHT CASE OF MURDER, A (1938)\nSlight Case of Murder is a breakneck-paced comedy starring Edward G. Robinson as a tough but good-hearted bootlegger. When Prohibition is repealed, Robinson faces a financial crisis: His beer tastes so awful that no one wants to drink it legally. As an additional headache, Robinson is under scrutiny from the Law, which is waiting to slip the cuffs on him for the slightest infraction. He arrives at his rented Saratoga mansion with his wife (Ruth Donnelly), daughter (Jane Bryan) and adopted son (Bobby Jordan), only to discover that a killer has left four corpses in his bedroom. Robinson and his stooges are forced to hide the bodies before his future son-in-law (Willard Parker), who happens to be a cop, tumbles to the dilemma. Based on a stage play by Howard Lindsay and Damon Runyon, A Slight Case of Murder a just as entertaining in the 1990s as it was fifty years ago (please ignore a tepid 1953 musical remake titled Stop, You're Killing Me). Surprisingly, this film was not a favorite of star Edward G. Robinson, who felt that director Lloyd Bacon rushed through the material without taking full advantage of its comic potential. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Edward G. Robinson, Jane Bryan, Allen Jenkins, Ruth Donnelly, Carole Landis | Directed by: Lloyd Bacon\nBattling Hoofer is the reissue title of the 1936 James Cagney vehicle Something to Sing About. Cagney plays Terry Rooney, a New York bandleader who heads to Hollywood when he is offered a movie contract. The down-to-Earth Rooney resists the \"star treatment,\" an attitude misinterpreted by movie executive Bennett O. Regan (Gene Lockhart) as arrogance. When Terry's first film is a hit, Regan orders everyone involved to keep its success a secret from Terry, lest he develop a swelled head! (We don't believe it either.) The best sequence has Rooney chewing out his Asian houseboy, Ito (Philip Ahn), whereupon he drops his \"So solly\" pidgin English and begins talking like a Harvard professor! Terry gets to romance newcomer Evelyn Daw, as well as veteran vamp Mona Barrie; he also gets to participate in several lively dance numbers. Something to Sing About was the second of Jimmy Cagney's films for Poverty Row studio Grand National: the production values and snappy script work that he might have enjoyed at Warner Bros. are noticeably lacking, but Cagney is always fun to watch.\nStarring: James Cagney, Evelyn Daw, William Frawley, Gene Lockhart | Directed by: Victor Schertzinger\nStan Laurel and Oliver Hardy made many successful comedies in the 1930s, but none was as big a hit or as well-realized a feature as the lunatic Sons of the Desert. Hands-down the best Laurel and Hardy feature, it's a complicated tale of two henpecked husbands who scheme to ditch their wives and attend a fraternal organization's festive meeting in Chicago. The sight gags, slapstick, and repartee are all top-notch. Written by Frank Craven and Byron Morgan and directed by William A. Seiter, Sons of the Desert shows how entertaining the fat-and-thin comedy team, who often weren't given much to work with, could be when they had rich material. Sons of the Desert puts movies like Dumb and Dumber into perspective: nobody plays stupidity better than Laurel and Hardy. \u2014 Michael Betzold\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Charley Chase, Mae Busch, Lucien Littlefield | Directed by: William Seiter\nSTAND-IN, THE (1937)\nBookish bank employee Leslie Howard is ordered to investigate the near-bankrupt Colossal Studios in Hollywood, to see if the firm is any sort of good risk. Howard's first brush with Tinseltown's cuckoo atmosphere occurs when he takes a room in a boarding house for extras, where all manner of eccentrics wander about as they wait for the phone to ring (Charles Middleton comports himself in an Abe Lincoln costume, on the off-chance that Hollywood will go back to making Civil War pictures soon). He befriends Joan Blondell, a former child star now working as a stand-in for haughty movie queen Marla Shelton, and perpetually soused producer Humphrey Bogart. Aware that the latest epic of autocratic director Alan Mobray will ruin the studio, Howard investigates further, discovering that a rival company has bribed Mobray to pad the budget and thus bring about the foreclosure of Colossal. While his business sense tells him that this is the next logical move, Howard has fallen in love with Blondell; thus, he gives Bogart 48 hours to re-edit Mobray's fiasco into something workable, and himself staves off the studio's shutdown by rallying all the Colossal employees to stand firm against being removed from the premises. Based on a Saturday Evening Post story by Clarence Buddington Kelland, this is a light-hearted satire of the movie industry, the sort of amiable farce in which everyone\u2014even the most contentious of characters\u2014is shown to be basically decent underneath. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Leslie Howard, Joan Blondell, Humphrey Bogart, Alan Mowbray | Directed by: Tay Garnett\nAmerican mousetrap salesmen Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy journey to Switzerland, reasoning that where there's cheese, there's mice. When they innocently try to pay their dinner bill with phony money, Stan and Ollie are put to work in the kitchen of the Alpen Hotel. Their enforced stay coincides with the visit of famed composer Walter Woolf King, who has come to Switzerland to soak up \"local color.\" He also hopes to write an operetta that will succeed on its own merits, without the lovely voice of his lovely actress wife Della Lynd winning over the audience. But Lynd is determined to star in King's latest opus, and to that end she finagles Stan and Ollie into getting her a job as a hotel chambermaid. As the plot rolls along its merry way, Ollie labors under the misapprehension that Lynd is in love with him. Swiss Miss is, on the whole, one of Laurel and Hardy's weaker feature films, with far too much emphasis on the romantic leads and way too many forgettable songs (\"Crick Crick Crick Here the Cricket\" is a particular low point). But the team's individual scenes save the show, even though Stan Laurel, who'd been ill during production, looks like he's about to fall asleep at any moment. Best bits: Stan hoodwinking a St. Bernard out of a cask of brandy; Ollie serenading Lynd while Stan accompanies him on tube; and the legendary sequence, immortalized by film critic James Agee, wherein Stan and Ollie try to transport a piano across a rope bridge high above an alpine chasm\u2014only to confront a gorilla! One of the screenwriters of Swiss Miss was Jean Negulesco, later the director of such memorable films as Mask of Dmitrios, Three Strangers, Titanic and How to Marry a Millionaire. Also on this DVD are two shorts: \"The Chimp\" and \"Flying Elephants\"\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Della Lind, Walter Woolf King | Directed by: John G. Blystone, Hal Roach\nTHREE CORNERED MOON (1933)\nThree-Cornered Moon is regarded by many film buffs as the first of the genuine \"screwball comedies.\" Claudette Colbert stars as the only level-headed member of a wacky Brooklyn family. Her mother (Mary Boland) loses the family fortune in the stock market, forcing Colbert's knuckleheaded brothers to look for work. Unfortunately the boys seem interested only in jobs for which they're uniquely unsuited. Even Colbert has her weak moments, especially when she falls for a callow writer (Hardie Albright), but she eventually finds happiness with sensible doctor Richard Arlen. Three-Cornered Moon was written by the gloriously named Gertrude Tonkonogy.\nStarring: Claudette Colbert, Richard Arlen, Mary Boland, Wallace Ford | Directed by: Elliott Nugent\nProducer David O. Selznick's adaptation of Marcel Pagnol's satirical play Topaze stars John Barrymore, delivering a peerless comedy performance a full year before Howard Hawks allegedly \"discovered\" Barrymore's comic potential in Twentieth Century. Barrymore plays a French science teacher who is dismissed because he refuses to compromise his integrity by passing the student of a wealthy man. To console himself, Barrymore tinkers in his laboratory, where he stumbles upon the formula for a health tonic. Hired by unscrupulous tycoon George Mason to market the drink, Barrymore finds himself becoming as dishonest as his fellow businessmen. On the road to redemption toward the end, Barrymore wins the love of Mason's mistress Myrna Loy, who likewise seeks to change her ways. Eschewing much of the cynicism of the Pagnol original, Topaze aims more for whimsical chuckles than knowing nods. The property would be remade with most of its sardonic humor restored by Fernandel in 1951 and Peter Sellers in 1963.\nStarring: John Barrymore, Myrna Loy, Albert Conti, Luis Alberni, Reginald Mason, Jobyna Howland | Directed by: Harry D'Abbadie D'Arrast\nBy 1937, producer Hal Roach was hoping to wean himself away from the Laurel & Hardy-Our Gang slapstick on which he had built his studio's reputation by delving into the \"screwball comedy\" genre. Roach selected the racy Thorne Smith fantasy novel Topper for adaptation, and the result was one of the most endearingly funny films of the decade. Constance Bennett and Cary Grant play Marion and George Kerby, a wealthy, freewheeling young married couple whose uninhibited lifestyle is the talk of the town. After a particularly bibulous evening on the town, the Kerbys race homeward in their gleaming new roadster. George fails to negotiate a curve, and the car plows into a tree, killing both its occupants. Seconds later, the ghosts of George and Marion emerge from the wreckage, behaving as frivolously as if nothing had happened. Upon realizing that they're dead, the Kerbys also realize that they haven't been immediately snatched up into Heaven. Determining that they're required to perform one good deed before being allowed past the Pearly Gates, George and Marion set about to \"liberate\" stuffy, sedate, henpecked banker Cosmo Topper (Roland Young). At first resistant to the charms of his invisible benefactors, Topper begins to loosen up and truly enjoy life for the first time. Naturally, this doesn't sit well with Topper's supercilious wife (Billie Burke) nor his long-suffering butler (Alan Mobray), especially during a climactic free-for-all at a vacation resort. Though special effects abound in Topper, most of the humor derives from the embarrassed reactions of Roland Young as he tries to fend off the flirtatious advances of the ghostly Marion and the benignly strongman tactics of the spectral George. Adding to the fun are Eugene Pallette as a flustered house detective and Arthur Lake as a pratfalling bellboy. The musical score by longtime Hal Roach composer Marvin Hatley is perfectly attuned to the zany goings-on (including snatches of background music from Roach's earlier Laurel and Hardy comedies), while Hoagy Carmichael appears briefly on screen to introduce the film's signature tune, \"Old Man Moon.\" Topper proved successful enough to warrant two sequels, as well as a popular TV series of the early 1950s. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Cary Grant, Constance Bennett, Billie Burke, Roland Young | Directed by: Norman Z. McLeod\nLee Tracy is a middle-aged, middle-class man dissatisfied with his life. If he'd only married the girl he wanted to and had been a smarter businessman (he believes), things would have been better. One morning, Tracy wakes up and discovers he's been transported twenty years in the past. Armed with foreknowledge of future events, Tracy determines to correct his mistakes and become what he considers a success. \"Be careful what you wish for,\" goes the old saying. \"You just might get it.\" Tracy comes to regret his \"new\" life and yearns for things to go back to normal\u2014but will they? A truly imaginative fantasy, Turn Back the Clock is acted with conviction by everybody from star Lee Tracy to a trio of bit players (in the wedding sequence) who later called themselves The Three Stooges.\nStarring: Lee Tracy, Mae Clarke, Otto Kruger, George Barbier | Directed by: Edgar Selwyn\nThe one-time-only combination of director John Ford and actors Spencer Tracy (in his first film) and Humphrey Bogart (in his second) should be recommendation enough for the offbeat comedy-drama Up the River. Tracy and Warren Hymer play Saint Louis and Dannemora Dan, two hard-boiled but likeable prison convicts. While in stir, the boys befriend another convict named Steve (Bogart), who is in love with woman's-prison inmate Judy (Claire Luce). Eventually, Steve and Judy are released, whereupon they get married and head to a small town where no one knows of their criminal pasts. It isn't long, however, before the couple's future happiness is threatened by dishonest salesman Frosby (Gaylord Pendleton), the no-good rat who framed Judy. Frosby threatens to expose Steve's prison record if the latter refuses to go along with a scheme to defraud his neighbors. Learning of this situation, Saint Louis and Dan escape from jail, foil Frosby's scheme, and return behind bars just in time to play in a prison all-star baseball game! Nonsensical to say the least, Up the River is also a film that's hard to dislike. It was remade by 20th Century-Fox in 1938, with Preston S. Foster and Tony Martin respectively in the Tracy and Bogart roles. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Spencer Tracy, Claire Luce, Warren Hymer, Humphrey Bogart | Directed by: John Ford\nProspectors Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy head to the western town of Brushwood Gulch, two men on a top-secret mission. The boys have been entrusted by their recently deceased partner Cy Roberts with a deed to a valuable gold mine, to be delivered in person to Roberts' daughter Mary (Rosina Lawrence). Stan inadvertently spills the beans to crooked saloon owner Mickey Finn (James Finlayson), who proceeds to pass off his own wife, saloon chanteuse Lola Marcel (Sharon Lynne), as Mary Roberts. The ever-trusting Stan and Ollie fall for the subterfuge hook, line and sinker, handing the deed over to Lola. Upon running into the real Mary, who slaves away in Mickey Finn's kitchen, Our Heroes vow to retrieve the deed. A battle royale ensues, with Stan, Ollie, Mickey and Lola passing the deed around like a football. Ultimately, Lola manages to wrest the deed away from Stan by tickling him into helpless submission. Chased out of town by the sheriff (Stanley Fields), who harbors a grudge against the boys from a previous misunderstanding, Stan and Ollie sneak back to Brushwood Gulch in the dead of night, hoping to break into Finn's saloon, steal back the deed, and place it firmly in the hands of Mary Roberts. Upon this foundation is built Way Out West, arguably Laurel & Hardy's best feature film (many aficionados prefer Sons of the Desert). Highlights include the aformentioned tickling and burglary scenes, Stan literally eating his hat after losing a bet, Ollie's perennial plunges into a pothole, and the boys' charming singing-and-dancing interludes. Also take note of Marvin Hatley's Oscar-nominated musical score, and the presence of a young, thin Chill Wills as one of \"The Avalon Boys\". Even if you're not a fan of The Thin One and The Fat One, you'll be limp with laughter at the end of Way Out West. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Sharon Lynne, James Finlayson, Ann Dvorak | Directed by: James W. Horne\nW.C. FIELDS SHORTS:THE FATAL GLASS OF BEER, THE BARBER SHOP, THE DENTIST (1933, 1932, 1933)\nThe short comedy The Fatal Glass of Beer stars the legendary W.C. Fields as Mr. Snavely, a prospector who is awaiting the return of his prodigal son, Chester, who has been in prison for the last few years. The last time Snavely saw his son was when the boy consumed \"The Fatal Glass of Beer,\" and set out to the Big City in order to pursue a hedonistic life. The film is meant as a spoof of Northern melodramas that Fields enthusiasts have come to regard as an almost surreal masterpiece.*** W.C. Fields stars as the subject of this classic comedy short, which he also wrote the screenplay for. The Dentist is a misanthropic, absent-minded sort who keeps an office in the same house that he shares with his rebellious young daughter. One morning she announces that she has fallen in love with Arthur, the iceman. Fields won't have it, and scares the poor Romeo off when he tries to make his daily \"delivery.\" The hubbub makes him late for his golf game. When he tees off, the ball knocks an elderly man out cold but he plays through regardless, trying to cheat wherever possible. Frustrated by a particularly difficult hole, Fields loses his temper and tosses all of his clubs (and the caddy) into a water trap. Back at the office, the dentist locks his daughter in her room to prevent her from eloping with the iceman, and takes out all his frustrations on his patients (whom he refers to as \"buzzards\" and \"palookas\"). An attractive young girl naively bends over to show where a little dog bit her, a sophisticated society dame is driven into bizarre contortions while Fields sadistically drills, and a strange \"little fella\" ends up with a mouth full of broken teeth and birds in his beard. Through it all, the dentist treats everyone with disdain, but his well-deserved comeuppance is on the way. ***THE BARBER SHOP In his last two-reeler for Mack Sennett, W. C. Fields plays small-town barber Cornelius O'Hare. The film's wisp of a storyline concerns an escaped criminal (Cyril Ring), who demands that O'Hare give him a haircut and who is eventually captured by a small boy -- even though our \"hero\" tries to grab the credit. As if we care a hoot about the plot! Best bits: Fields \"babysitting\" a troublesome infant; a haphazard shaving session, with the customer barely escaping with his ears and lower lip intact; and all that byplay with a bass fiddle named Lena. The magnificent Elise Cavanna, who played the hyperathletic patient in Fields' The Dentist (1932), appears as the great man's long-suffering wife.\nStarring: W.C. Fields | Directed by: Clyde Bruckman, Leslie Pearce, Arthur Ripley\nIn his starring film for Universal Pictures, W.C. Fields plays circus manager and all-around flim flam man Larson E. Whipsnade. When he's not trying to fleece the customers or elude the sheriff, Whipsnade busys himself trying to break up the romance between his daughter Vicky (Constance Moore) and carnival ventriloquist Edgar Bergen (playing himself). He also carries on a running feud with Bergen's nattily attired dummy Charlie McCarthy (\"I'll slash you into venetian blinds!\"). Bergen's other dummy is Mortimer Snerd, who occasionally comments upon the action in his own thickheaded fashion. Anxious to arrange a marriage between Vicki and the wealthy Roger Bel-Goodie III (James Bush), Whipsnade disposes of Bergen and his dummies by sending them aloft in a hot-air baloon. Attending a party at the Bel-Goodie mansion, Whipsnade makes a pest of himself by constantly referring to snakes, a subject that invariably causes Mrs. Bel-Goodie (Mary Forbes) to swoon. He also engages in a zany ping-pong tournament with socialite Ronnie (Ivan Lebedeff). But it is Vicki, and not Whipsnade, who breaks up the engagement by telling off her pompous fiance. At that very instant, Bergen, having escaped from the balloon, arrives to claim Vicki and to help Whipsnade escape the sheriff once more. A partial remake of the W.C. Fields silent Two Flaming Youths, You Can't Cheat an Honest Man was scripted by Fields under the pseudonym \"Charles Bogle.\" As published in the 1973 compendium W.C. Fields by Himself, the original screenplay was to have had dramatic overtones, including the death of Fields' trapeze-artist wife and a climactic soul-baring scene wherein Fields expresses his genuine love for his daughter. All this was jettisoned when it was decided to capitalize on the Fields-Charlie McCarthy \"feud\" then blazing on radio's Chase and Sanborn Show. While nowhere near as funny as Fields' subsequent Universal feature The Bank Dick, You Can't Cheat an Honest Man still contains a generous supply of laughs. Our favorite line: \"Somebody's taken the cork out of my lunch.\" \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: W.C. Fields, Edgar Bergen, Constance Moore, James Bush | Directed by: George Marshall\nMoss Hart's and George S. Kaufman's whimsical Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway play You Can't Take It With You was transformed into a paean to populism by director Frank Capra and screenwriter Robert Riskin. This is the story of the zany Sycamore household, presided over by Grandpa Vanderhof (Lionel Barrymore), a former businessman who has turned his back on commerce to enjoy life. At the Sycamores, everyone does just what he or she pleases. Penny Sycamore (Spring Byington), Grandpa's daughter, has become a novelist because someone delivered a typewriter to her home by mistake. Penny's husband makes firecrackers in his basement with the help of Mr. DePinna, an iceman who showed up at the Sycamore doorstep one day and never left. Their daughter Essie (Ann Miller) imagines that she's a prima ballerina, even though her dour teacher Boris assesses her work with, \"Confidentially, it steenks!\" Essie's husband Ed, who'd rather play a xylophone than work, spends his free time selling Essie's candy, wrapping each package in paper from a used printing press that dispenses anarchistic slogans. The one normal member of the household is Alice Sycamore (Jean Arthur), in love with wealthy Tony Kirby (James Stewart). Naturally, when the stuffy, aristocratic Kirbys come to the Sycamores for dinner, the event is a disaster, capped with the arrest of everyone in the household. Hart and Kaufman's third act found the previously judgmental Kirby softening his attitude towards the freewheeling Sycamore clan, admitting that he's never had so much fun in his life. Screenwriter Riskin altered the focus of the play by throwing out the third act and concentrating upon Tony Kirby's father, Kirby, Sr., who as played by Edward Arnold is transformed from a stock stuffed shirt into a ruthless, grasping tycoon, eager to buy up every house on the Sycamores' block to make room for a munitions plant.\nStarring: Jean Arthur, Lionel Barrymore, James Stewart, Edward Arnold | Directed by: Frank Capra\nYOU'RE TELLING ME (1934)\nW.C. Fields stars in a remake of his silent comedy So's Your Old Man. Fields plays Sam Bisbee, an erstwhile inventor who is the laughingstock of his small town. Returning in defeat from a disastrous big-city demonstration of his latest invention, Sam makes the acquaintance of a beautiful young woman (Adrienne Ames) who happens to be an incognito foreign princess. After Bisbee tells her of how he'd like to be a success for the sake of his family, the princess decides to use her celebrity to Sam's benefit. She arrives in his town and lets it be known of her high regard for the downtrodden Bisbee. Suddenly Sam is the town's big shot, enabling him to merchandise his inventions and do right by his wife and daughter. Sam earns the respect he's so long deserved\u2014but he's never completely convinced that the princess is who she claims to be, and keeps congratulating her on her \"racket.\" Based on a story by Julian Street, You're Telling Me is climaxed by a sidesplitting recreation of W.C. Fields' Ziegfeld Follies golf routine. \u2014 Hal Erickson\nStarring: W.C. Fields, Joan Marsh, Larry \"Buster\" Crabbe, Adrienne Ames | Directed by: Erle C. Kenton\nWith comedian Stan Laurel temporarily off his payroll due to a contract dispute, Hal Roach hastily put together a solo starring vehicle for Laurel's longtime partner Oliver Hardy. Digging into his files, Roach pulled out Zenobia's Infidelity, an H.C. Bunner story originally purchased as a vehicle for Roland Young. Hardy was cast in the semi-serious role of John Tibbitt, a 19th century Mississippi doctor whose heart is bigger than his bank account. At the insistence of travelling carnival man Professor McCrackle (played by former silent comedy star Harry Langdon, then under contract to Roach as a gag writer), Tibbitt tends to the Professor's ailing elephant, Miss Zenobia. Once cured, the precious pachyderm refuses to leave Dr. Tibbitt's side-whereupon McCrackle sues the doctor for alienation of Zenobia's affections! 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        "raw_content": "It is absolutely possible to get an educational leadership degree online, because many schools offer this popular master\u2019s degree through distance education. Below provides an overview of these programs and their curriculums.\nMost educational professionals pursue an online master\u2019s degree in education leadership to become principals, school administrators or vice and assistant principals, according to the National Association of Secondary School Principals. These programs are designed for working educators who are prepared to devote up to 20 hours to their studies every week. It takes two to two and a half years to complete an Online Master\u2019s in Educational Leadership degree program. These programs will explore decision making models, collaborative community strategies and student and teacher performance assessment theories. An educational leadership program will also develop the competencies required for effective educational discipline, management and administration.\nWhen student\u2019s start to get an educational leadership degree online, they will study basic classes that introduce teacher leadership within the framework of school systems. A teaching as inquiry course will guides educators to incorporate effective teaching and learning styles into educational systems and procedures. Educational leadership programs always include courses that examine learning organizations, technology implications and motivational strategies. There will be a course that will train post graduate students how to best supervisor and communicate with contractual teacher. Related to this, a staff development class will illustrate how to design, implement and evaluate continuing education programs for teachers. Other standard courses will be curriculum design and school improvement systems.\nThere are usually a number of specializations available with an educational leadership degree. First, a teacher leader concentration allows the individual to continue teaching in the classroom while they pursue additional roles, such as a lead or mentor teacher. Coursework will explore topics that include learning, teaching and curriculum design theories. A school leader concentration is the most popular choice for prospective principals. These programs are typically created to meet the state certification requirements to become a school principal. Some programs even offer a year-long internship that provides students with opportunities to apply their newly learned knowledge in the field under the supervision of mentor principals. There are also non-certification specializations for principals who plan on working in private, charter or international schools.\nDepending on the degree specialization or the preference of the postgraduate student, there are many interesting classes that will cover advanced topics. For instance, a legal compliance class will explain how to establish and maintain positive relationships with local, state and federal agencies. Also included will be an introduction of the legal rights and responsibilities of parents, teachers, administrators and school board members. An inclusive education class will provide an in-depth analysis and discussion of the principal\u2019s role in creating and sustaining an inclusive learning environment that embraces diversity. A financial management class will cover appropriate budget concepts and techniques for educational administrators.\nOverall, any student who wishes to get an educational leadership degree online will be able to select from many outstanding programs, some of which offer specializations and unique coursework.",
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        "raw_content": "By Boris Kagarlitsky | 13 May 14 | Posted under: Central and Eastern Europe , Ukraine\nIndeed, the reputation of Putin\u2019s Russia in the West is nothing wonderful \u2013 even worse than that of Brezhnev\u2019s Soviet Union. But what we are now witnessing is quite outside the bounds of the usual. There was nothing resembling it either during the Cold War, or during the Chechen conflict, or during the clash between Russia and Georgia. We should not even mention the action of Yeltsin in shelling the Russian parliament; at that time, the liberal West applauded.\nIn Moscow, people were expecting criticism following the annexation of Crimea. But that was more than a month ago, and the Kremlin authorities have done nothing new since. Several times a day they repeat, like a mantra, words to the effect that they respect the territorial integrity of Ukraine; that they are not about to annex anyone else; that they have called on the West to work out a joint approach with them to the crisis\u2026but the criticism has not ceased. Meanwhile, the more absurd the declarations issued by the present rulers in Kiev, the more avidly and delightedly these have been lapped up. Only after the signing of the Geneva agreement of 17 April between Ukraine, Russia and the West was there a certain softening: the European officials discovered abruptly that in Ukraine it was \u201cnecessary to deal with groups that answer neither to Kiev nor to Moscow,\u201d and it was recognised that \u201cclear proof was lacking\u201d of interference from Moscow. But warnings were issued in every case that if the Russian authorities did not behave themselves, there would soon perhaps be such proof.\nThe arguments of the Kremlin in this dispute have not worked, and cannot work, for the simple reason that Western politicians for the present are not especially interested in what official Russia is thinking or doing. These politicians know perfectly well that there is no Russian invasion, and this, precisely, is the main international problem for them. To admit as much means admitting that the government in Kiev has gone to war on its own people. To speak of the Donetsk Peoples Republic as an independent political phenomenon in impossible, since this would require posing the question of the reasons for the popular protest, and listing its demands. The talk of Kremlin agents and of the ubiquitous Russian troops \u2013 who are impossible to discover, but who have occupied close to half of Ukraine without firing a shot or even showing themselves on Ukrainian territory \u2013 is playing the same propaganda role against the Donetsk republic as was played in the anti-Bolshevik propaganda of 1917 by stories of German spies and of money from the German General Staff.\nThe point here is not so much to discredit opponents of the present authorities, depicting them as traitors to their country, as to conceal the class essence of the movement that has arisen, its social basis. A half-unconscious fear has taken hold of the liberal public, from intellectuals and politicians to decent and almost progressive bourgeois, and is forcing them to believe the most obvious ravings, to repeat any manifest rubbish, so long as class struggle is neither mentioned nor thought about in any serious way. That is, not class struggle as it is described in learned tomes and depicted by the best avant-garde cinema, but as it occurs in real life, and as it becomes a fact of practical politics.\nThe new Kiev authorities are directing the same accusations at the anti-Maidan forces in the south-east, and spinning the same conspiratorial theories about them, as Yanukovich\u2019s propaganda employed a few months back in discussing the Maidan. But all this is now being repeated on a scale ten or a hundred times greater than before, and is taking on completely grotesque forms.\nThe parallels between the Maidan and the anti-Maidan are quite genuine. Foreign money, of course, has been an element in each case, as has foreign influence. The foreign money flowing to the Maidan was American and Western European, while in the case of the anti-Maidan it has been Russian (or more likely, Russian money has been involved in each instance). The West, though, not only spent many times more money, but invested it far more wisely and effectively. But just as the victory of the Maidan in February was not and could not have been the result of Western political machinations, the successful revolt of hundreds of thousands (and perhaps millions) of people in eastern Ukraine is not to be explained on the basis of Russian interference.\nFar more important than the similarities between these two movements, however, have been the differences. The key distinctions to be drawn are not even ideological, though the comparison between the dominant slogans \u2013 fascist in the case of the Maidan, demands for social rights in Donetsk, accompanied in the latter case by the singing of the Internationale \u2013 deserves unquestionably to be made. The ideological differences ultimately reflect the fundamentally different social nature and class basis of the two movements. Of course, the revolt of the south-east is not only a negation of the Maidan but also its offspring and continuation, just as October 1917 was simultaneously the offspring and continuation of the February revolution, and its negation. The elemental nature of a revolutionary crisis, once it has spun out of control, draws into its orbit fresh strata of society, new groups and classes that earlier have not taken part in politics.\nUntil recently political struggle was a privilege of \u201cactive society\u201d, consisting of the liberal intelligentsia and of the middle classes of the capital, to whose assistance it was always possible to summon a certain number of impassioned members of marginal groups, above all unemployed young people from western Ukraine. The concept of democracy which many on the left shared, even if in unspoken fashion, with their liberal colleagues was of politics as a business for professionals or as entertainment for the middle layers. In this play-acting, the mass of working people (not only in the south-east, but in Kiev as well) were at best assigned the role of voters or of passive spectators, and at worst, that of guinea-pigs to be experimented on. The idea that this mass of silent and apparently apolitical people, preoccupied with their everyday struggle for survival, could play an active and independent part in events did not enter the heads of the liberal intelligentsia or of political elites of any persuasion. Even today, this idea is perceived by such people as an impossibility, a far-fetched nightmare.\nThe revolt of the hooligans\nThe events of the spring of 2014 had to happen sooner or later. The precursors to these developments did not even take place in Ukraine, but in Bosnia, where in defiance of all conventions crowds of enraged workers and unemployed came onto the streets in opposition to the established system, uniting under common slogans and shattering traditional political schemas based on the division of society into ethno-religious groups.\nThe waves of struggle that have swept through the cities of eastern and southern Ukraine, just like the protests in Bosnia, have sharply altered the sociology of political life. In the forefront have been the masses, with their demands, interests, hopes, illusions and prejudices. They are categorically unlike the romantic heroes of the children\u2019s books, and their class consciousness was initially at an embryonic level. But once they began to act, they were destined to learn and to understand the science of social struggle.\nIt must be acknowledged that the experience of the Kiev Maidan did not go to waste. Rising in revolt against the Kiev authorities, the inhabitants of the Ukrainian south-east made use of the same methods with whose help the right-wing radicals forced the previous regime to submit to their will. Street demonstrations progressed quickly to the seizure of administrative buildings. But the activists in Donetsk and Lugansk, refusing to limit themselves to seizing the buildings of the provincial administrations, announced the founding of their own people\u2019s republics. While the people\u2019s republic in Lugansk as of mid-April remained mostly a slogan of the mass movement, in Donetsk it soon began taking on the features of an alternative regime. Aiding in this was the seizure of local militia stations and other state facilities. Some of these seizures were carried out by rebellious crowds, but in many cases disciplined armed groups were also involved \u2013 former members of the Berkut police special forces and other Ukrainian law enforcement organs who had been dismissed by the new Kiev government or who had deserted (some units quit the service practically in full strength, taking their weapons and ammunition with them).\nThe propaganda of official Kiev responded by describing the former officers of their own law enforcement agencies as Russian spetsnaz special forces. But among the population of the Ukrainian south-east, sympathetic to Russia, these accusations did not serve to discredit the revolt, but were more like an advertisement for it. The more the authorities in Kiev and their supporters spoke of direct Russian intervention in the region and even of its \u201coccupation\u201d, the more people in the localities concerned joined in the protests.\nThe main trigger for the revolt, however, was not the pro-Russian sympathies of the local population, or even the declared intention of the Kiev rulers of repealing the law that had given Russian the status of a \u201cregional language\u201d. Discontent had long been building up in the south-east, and the final drop that caused the cup to spill over was the dramatic worsening of the economic crisis that followed the change of government in Kiev. After signing their agreement with the International Monetary Fund, the authorities decreed steep rises in the charges for gas and medicines, and a social explosion became inevitable. In the west of the country and in the capital, growing indignation was restrained for a time through the use of nationalist rhetoric and anti-Russian propaganda. But when applied to the inhabitants of the east, this method had the reverse effect. Trying to douse the fire in the west, the authorities poured oil on the flames in the east.\n\u201cI find it hard to believe the change in my compatriots,\u201d the resident of the city of Gorlovka Yegor Voronov wrote on the Ukrainian site Liva. \u201cOnly six months ago they were simple common folk who watched television and complained about the bad state of the roads and of the communal services. Now they\u2019re fighters. In several hours by the provincial administration building I didn\u2019t meet a single person who\u2019d come from Russia. The people were from Mariupol, Gorlovka, Dzerzhinsk, Artemovsk, Krasnoarmeysk. Standing next to me were ordinary Donbass residents \u2013 the people we travel with every day on the bus, stand next to in the queues, argue with when they leave the door to the stairwell open. They weren\u2019t the Kiev middle class, set apart from the people by their special \u2018circumstances\u2019, but everyday workers. And there\u2019s no denying, there are plenty of unemployed in these parts. Here were all the people who for the past month and a half had been \u2018begged\u2019 in the private offices and state enterprises to take a cut in their miserable wages. So here\u2019s another conclusion \u2013 the more the wages of Donbass residents are cut or squeezed today, the more protestors Kiev will get in the east.\u201d\nThe people who have been protesting against the authorities in Donetsk, Lugansk and many other Ukrainian cities have not had any particular knowledge of politics, or even a clear program of action. The confusion in their slogans, along with their simultaneous use of religious and Soviet or revolutionary symbols, must undoubtedly offend strict connoisseurs of proletarian ideology. The trouble is that the ideologues themselves have been so immeasurably remote from the masses as to be unable and unwilling not only to instil \u201ccorrect consciousness\u201d in their ranks, but even to help them make sense of current political questions. While the movement has groped its way spontaneously and with difficulty along its political path, coming up with a general expression of the mood of anti-oligarchic and social protest, the members of the left, except for a few activists in Donetsk and Kharkov, have occupied themselves with abstract discussions in the expanses of the internet.\nIt was completely predictable that the liberal intelligentsia, both Ukrainian and Russian, should have met the protests of the masses with an outburst of hatred and contempt. The workers who took to the streets came in for a great deal of spiteful name-calling. They were derided as \u201clumpens\u201d, \u201ctrash\u201d, \u201chooligans\u201d and most amusingly, vatniki [\u201cquilted jackets\u201d]. On the whole, however, the caricature figure of the vatnik, copied from the American cartoon hero Spongebob, suggested precisely an individual unswervingly loyal to the state authorities and completely taken in by government propaganda. In this respect the people in Ukraine who deserved most to be regarded as vatniki were the intellectuals, who repeated uncritically any propaganda put about by the new government, even the most absurd.\nIt should be noted that in the lying competition waged by the propaganda services of Moscow and Kiev, it was the Ukrainians who clearly took out first prize. It was not that the Russians lied less, but the Kievans lied more recklessly and inventively, showing not the slightest regard for the truth and not even considering whether the television images they showed bore any relation to the commentary. The latter consisted solely of impassioned accounts of armoured vehicles heroically beating off crowds of Russian special forces troops, who were trying to force-feed the hungry soldiers with jam and home-made pickles.\nIt is not at all surprising that the liberal intelligentsia should have viewed the ordinary people of Donetsk, or anywhere else, as enemies and a threat to \u201cprogress\u201d (as the intelligentsia understood it). Far more interesting is to ponder the reasons why a certain sector of the left on both sides of the border spoke out in the same vein as the liberals. As events proceeded the Ukrainian left-liberals at least refined their views and acknowledged that some of the demands of the Donbass were justified (this can be gauged from the materials of the Kiev conference \u201cThe Left and the Maidan\u201d). But their Russian and Western co-thinkers took a position of complete irreconcilability, solidarising fully with the Kiev government and the leaders of the European Union. Significant numbers of \u201cEurolefts\u201d also expressed such views, especially those among them who earlier had stressed the need to focus on such themes as multiculturalism, tolerance and political correctness.\nObserving this, the Kiev political scientist Vladimir Ishchenko noted despondently: \u201cIt\u2019s a strange feeling, when the army is already with the people, and many leftists (anarchists!!!) are still with the authorities.\u201d\nObviously, this situation cannot be explained purely on the basis of ideological logic. The people and groups involved here seek to trace their political pedigrees to a mythologised and prettified 1917 revolution. It is significant that in many cases they employ the same arguments against the revolution now actually occurring in south-eastern Ukraine as were used against the Bolsheviks by their opponents a little less than a hundred years ago.\nWe have now seen a quarter-century of reactionary hegemony, with the political and moral collapse of the left movement (not only on the territory of the former USSR, but in other countries as well). Over many years, play-acting at political correctness and the observance of minority rights is supposed to have taken the place of class and mass politics. None of this, of course, has passed without having an effect. On the level of social consciousness we have been thrown back a century and a half. Part of the responsibility belongs with the intelligentsia, which long ago forgot its popular mission and has occupied itself with refined cultural and ideological games instead of working with the masses and for the masses.\nPrecisely for this reason, the movement in Donetsk with all its contradictions and even absurdities, such as icons and tricolours alongside the red flag, has provided a first-rate picture of the stage of development out of which workers\u2019 actions arose in the nineteenth century. Meanwhile the Donetsk Republic, if we examine it attentively, recalls more than anything the spontaneous political formations that working people created \u201cprior to the advent of historical materialism\u201d.\nBefore us is the real working class \u2013 crude, muddle-headed and devoid of political correctness. Anyone who dislikes the present ideological and cultural state of the class should go and work with the masses. The good thing is that no-one is stopping people going to this crowd with red flags and socialist leaflets (unlike the case with the Maidan, where the flags were torn up, and left agitators were beaten and thrown off the square).\nThe future of the Donetsk Republic remains undecided, and this represents a huge historical opportunity of which there was not even a trace during the Maidan demonstrations, whose leaders could not always control the crowd, but kept rigid and effective control of the political agenda. By contrast, the Donetsk Republic formulates its agenda from below, literally on the run, in response to the public mood and the course of events. Strictly speaking this republic is not even a state \u2013 rather, it amounts to a coalition of diverse communities, most of them self-organised. In essence, it is the perfect embodiment of the anarchist concept of the revolutionary order. Curiously, the anarchists themselves refuse to have anything to do with it, preferring to repeat the state and patriotic rhetoric of the new Kiev rulers.\nIt is not hard to work out that the reason why the self-organisation of the Donetsk Republic functions relatively well is because the remnants of the old administrative apparatus carry on with their everyday operations as if nothing out of the ordinary were happening, while all the questions of government are reduced ultimately to the organising of defence. But is this so different from the Paris Commune (not the idealised and romanticised commune, but the one that actually existed)? If the people\u2019s republic in Donetsk survives for much longer, it will inevitably change, and it is far from certain that this will be for the better. But in waging its first battle, the republic has already demonstrated the huge potential of the self-organisation of the masses. Unarmed people succeeded in stopping units of the Ukrainian army and in carrying on agitation with the soldiers, blowing apart the \u201canti-terrorist operation\u201d that Kiev had initiated. This peaceful resistance will not only go down in history, but will also become an important part of the collective social experience of Ukrainian and Russian workers.\nCatastrophe of the middle class\nThe events in Kiev that began in the winter of 2013 can legitimately be described as the latest \u201crevolt of the middle class\u201d. If we start with the beginning of the new century, these uprisings have rolled literally across the entire world, from the United States to Brazil and the Arab countries. Russia and Ukraine have not been exceptions. But although these revolts have had a whole series of features in common, their political agendas have not by any means always been similar. In some cases general democratic slogans have been combined with the demand for progressive social reforms in the interests of the majority of the population, while in others these slogans have been intermixed with the most primitive group egoism, effectively transforming democratic rhetoric into a cover for programs that in essence have been clearly undemocratic.\nThis incoherence is no accident. Because of the extremely insecure intermediate position the middle class occupies in contemporary society, it is also extremely unstable in ideological and political terms, prone to lurching both to left and right. Equally, it is not by chance that in the countries of the global \u201ccentre\u201d middle-class protest is more often than not progressive, while on the periphery the reverse is true. The larger the middle class, and the more conscious its members are of their position as hired workers, the fewer illusions the class has concerning its position, its attributes and its prospects. By contrast, the narrower middle layers in the countries of the periphery and semi-periphery are more often inclined to elitist illusions, and to viewing their position as being threatened not by the implementation of neoliberal reforms, but by the claims of the dispossessed and invariably \u201cbackward\u201d lower orders to a bigger share of the pie. Meanwhile the self-appraisal of the middle class, its idea of its own abilities and prospects, often amounts to a set of the most improbable illusions and myths. The more peripheral the economy of a country, the more preposterous these views turn out to be.\nThese misconceptions can, of course, be cured. Provided a country has a strong civic tradition and a left movement is present, a project of radical democratic modernisation may be developed, and even in such circumstances this will draw in behind it a part of the middle class \u2013\nas has happened, for example, in Venezuela. But as soon as such a project encounters difficulties or ceases moving forward, we see how a section of the middle class turns sharply to the right.\nThe paradox lies in the fact that the movement of the left intelligentsia, which for many years has lacked any connection with working people but has been of one flesh with the middle class, has shared for the most part in the vacillations of its social base. For the left to maintain its ties with the middle class does not pose any great problems, considering that the social structure of modern society is now very different from what it was in the time of Marx. But the task of the left is to work toward the formation of a broad social bloc in which the middle class with the majority of society, and above all with the working class. Otherwise, the political agenda of the middle class becomes reactionary, and the left, in serving this agenda, not only finishes up misleading and confusing its comrades, but objectively (and not only objectively) furthers the interests of reaction. Ultimately, the victims of this process include the middle class itself.\nThis is what happened in Ukraine. Or more precisely, in Kiev.\nHostages of the Maidan\nIn observing events, ideologues of the enlightened middle class have been compelled to note the unconcealed hegemony of the right, and to grasp where the political vector of the movement is headed. But they have limited themselves to making trite excuses along the lines of \u201cfascists and Bandera followers weren\u2019t the only ones on the Maidan.\u201d It is as though the debate were about the composition of the crowd, and not about who played the dominant role within the crowd, exercising ideological and political hegemony.\nIn some ways, the situation would have been less dangerous if the crowd in Kiev had consisted solely of convinced fascists. Even among the militants of the Banderist \u201chundreds\u201d, not everyone was a committed fascist; people are not born adhering to fascism any more than they are born as communists, socialists or, believe it or not, liberals. But the Banderist ranks, after undergoing the corresponding socialisation, finishing up in the hundreds, and taking part in their actions, are indeed becoming genuine fascists. The Maidan became a real threat to democracy mainly because the ultrarightists managed to win the leadership of masses of everyday individuals from the middle classes of the capital, as well as student youth and a section of the intelligentsia. The left-liberal intellectuals, despite seeing clearly who was present in the ingredients of the Maidan cocktail and who was doing the stirring, joined in the process instead of speaking out against it. These intellectuals thus bear a direct responsibility not only for the political consequences of what occurred, but also for the personal fates of many people whom they drew into the movement.\nSupporting the Maidan process, the left-liberals handed ordinary people over to ideological reworking, permitting and aiding their transformation into \u201chuman material\u201d, a resource for use in implementing the agenda of the right (since there was no other agenda on the Maidan, and could not be amid the complete hegemony of the reactionary forces). They created a psychological and cultural atmosphere favouring a new wave of antisocial reforms, planned by the political leaders of the Ukrainian opposition.\nOf course, speaking out against the Maidan in a context of general euphoria, while standing up to mass-media pressure and conservative-nationalist hegemony, was difficult and sometimes also dangerous. The Maidan militants began using physical violence against dissenters even before power finished up in their hands.\nThen, a month and a half after the events in Kiev, other people came onto the streets of Ukrainian cities, people nothing like the middle class of the capital, and the mood and style of speech of the intellectuals changed dramatically. The intellectual critics of the Donetsk republic collected evidence with the tenacity and mean-spiritedness of a provincial prosecutor who has been entrusted with a case that is plainly collapsing. The Maidan was forgiven for its aggressive use of violence, for the Molotov cocktails thrown not at armoured cars but directly at people, at the conscript soldiers whom the government had drawn up in cordons.\nMeanwhile, the Donetsk republic was condemned for the attempts made by its supporters to stop tanks with their bare hands, without weapons and without shooting at anyone; where the republic was concerned, nothing was let pass. Needless to say, there has been a good deal in the protests in eastern Ukraine that contradicts our ideas of a \u201ccorrect\u201d revolutionary aesthetic, but why have the left intellectuals been so indulgent toward the aesthetic of the Maidan, in what would seem to be comparable circumstances? Why have they forgiven the portraits of Bandera, the \u201cflags of a foreign state\u201d (the European Union), the Nazi symbols, the racist slogans, and most importantly, the openly antisocial, reactionary and antidemocratic agenda of the official leaders of the movement?\nDual standards are without doubt the norm for propaganda, but in this case we are dealing not with journalists for state television channels, but with intellectuals, who pride themselves on their independence and critical thinking.\nThe protests in the Ukrainian south-east would seem to have given the intellectuals everything they had dreamt of for many years, if we are to believe their words and writings. Shouldn\u2019t non-violent resistance, stopping the state\u2019s military machine in its tracks, have delighted the \u201cgreens\u201d and anarchists? Aren\u2019t spontaneously organised local groups the ideal mechanisms for self-rule? And why is the appearance on the streets of a mass of workers at odds with the prophecies and appeals of Marxists? Why aren\u2019t the left intellectuals rejoicing? Why are they joining in the chorus of fascists and pogrom instigators, calling for bloody retribution to be visited on the rebels, or at best, maintaining a shameful silence?\nHere, just as indicated by the teachings of Doctor Freud, we find what is not so much ideological inconsistency as unconscious terror. The reason the intellectuals attack the Donetsk republic is not only and not so much because they wish to condemn it, as because they hope to justify themselves, to prove to themselves that they have not been mistaken, and most importantly, to satisfy themselves that no guilt attaches to them because of their support for the nationalists on the Maidan. All their intellectual refinement, and all their sharpness of mind, has gone into devising arguments to justify the extreme right or collaboration with its members.\nThe uncritical support shown by intellectuals for the Maidan is appalling not only because it forces them into a morally catastrophic position. Much worse is the fact that once they have got themselves onto these rails, they find it very difficult to get off. Taking this position isolates the intellectuals not just from the masses who have risen up in genuine revolutionary protest in south-eastern Ukraine, but also from the large numbers of supporters and activists of the Maidan who yesterday were feeling doubts, today are disillusioned, and tomorrow will join in the protests, perhaps in the first ranks. Ordinary people can change their views, even to the direct opposite, relatively easily and without shame. But not intellectuals. Ordinary people are always able to say simply, \u201cThey deceived me.\u201d Intellectuals have to confess: \u201cI deceived people.\u201d\nDonetsk in the shadow of Moscow\nIt is no secret that the rebellious masses of the Ukrainian south-east have been counting on support from Moscow. Unfurling tricolours and shouting slogans about their love for Russia, they have sincerely hoped to draw the fraternal state onto their side. This hope has united people who dream of unification with Russia, others who seek the federalisation of Ukraine, and still others who simply hope that the might of Russia will defend the residents of the region against repression from Kiev. But from the very first, official Moscow has taken an ambiguous position on the events concerned. While clearly supporting a movement aimed against the openly unfriendly government in Kiev, it is least of all prepared to sponsor a popular revolution, even if the outcome would serve to expand the Russian state. The Kremlin functionaries do not relish the thought of receiving as their new subjects masses of rebellious people who are organised, often armed, and who have acquired the habit of active struggle for their rights. This is especially true in the context of a growing socio-economic crisis within Russia itself. Revolutions are sometimes exported, but there are few state officials who would want to import one.\nMoscow has never wanted to conquer Ukraine or dismember it. This is not because the Kremlin has been loyal to the interests of a neighbouring state, but simply because the Russian leadership has lacked any strategic plan whatever. Today\u2019s Russian elites are fundamentally incapable of thinking strategically. Two circumstances have exacerbated the situation. In the first place, it has proven impossible to consolidate the results achieved in Crimea. The annexation of Crimea to Russia was unquestionably an improvisation, and not so much on the part of Moscow as on that of the Crimean elites, who reacted to a changed situation and exploited it to serve their interests. But once Crimea had been annexed, the main task facing Russian diplomacy was to defend the acquisition. Part of this involved sacrificing the interests of the Ukrainian south-east. Meanwhile Russian society, unlike the liberal intelligentsia, has massively supported the Donetsk insurgents, and this has placed the Kremlin in a very difficult situation. To emphatically encourage such moods would mean creating a culture of resistance and revolt in the masses. But a sharp change of course, involving a refusal to support the rebels, would be risky; the patriotic moods cultivated by the Russian authorities themselves would take on the character of protest.\nIn such a situation the policy of the Kremlin is necessarily ambiguous and contradictory, but we witnessed a curious moment of truth when an agreement between Russia, Ukraine and the West was signed in Geneva on April 17. At first glance everything seemed thoroughly proper and conventional; there were appeals for reconciliation, disarmament and mutual concessions. But even before the meeting began, the Russian side, supposedly for technical reasons, renounced its demand that representatives of south-eastern Ukraine should take part in the talks. Later, it was said that the Russian delegation in Geneva had presented the viewpoint of eastern Ukrainian organisations, specifically, the Party of Regions and other oligarchic structures. The Donetsk Peoples Republic, the only force that genuinely unites the population and controls the situation at the local level, was not even mentioned.\nThe text of the resulting document indicated clearly that Moscow would not object to the liquidation of the Donetsk republic: \u201cAmong the steps for whose implementation we call are the following: all illegal armed organisations must be disarmed; all unlawfully occupied buildings must be returned to their legitimate owners; and all occupied streets, squares and other public places in all cities of Ukraine must be cleared. An amnesty must be put in place for all protesters except those who have committed serious crimes.\u201d\nIn principle, the main idea that underlay the agreement, and that united the various sides, was a refusal to recognise the Donetsk republic as a political fact. It was consensus on this point that served as the pact\u2019s real basis. The subsection on disarming \u201cillegal formations\u201d was written in a way calculated to suit the new Kiev authorities. Formally, the subsection proposes disarmament by both sides. But the Kiev government is to retain its army, the security services and the National Guard. The Donetsk republic has no armed formations apart from its \u201cunlawful\u201d militia. Lavrov reported after the event that by unlawful formations he had in mind the National Guard as well, but there is not a word about this in the text of the agreement. The Ukrainian side and the West will interpret the agreement differently, and in juridical terms they will be completely correct: the National Guard was set up by an official decision of the government, with the consent of the Supreme Rada. As for the \u201cferal\u201d hundreds and the elements of the Right Sector that have not yet been legalised through incorporation into the National Guard, the Kiev government itself dreams of disarming these, since conflicts with them have arisen already.\nEven more important, though, is the demand for the relinquishing of the occupied buildings and for the removal of the barricades on streets and squares. If this stipulation is fulfilled, it will mean the self-liquidation of the Donetsk and Lugansk republics, and the return to their former positions of the administrators appointed by Kiev. This is despite the fact that it was precisely these appointments that provoked the uprising. To rule the south-eastern provinces, Kiev named oligarchs hated by the people, giving these figures political authority in addition to their economic power.\nIt is noteworthy that this point is not offset by any counterbalancing concessions. Nothing, for example, is said about Kiev officially calling off its so-called anti-terrorist operations in eastern Ukraine, and there is no suggestion that military units are to be withdrawn to the places where they are usually stationed. That would make perfect sense, considering the obvious failure of the operations and the decrepitude of the army.\nIn sum, Moscow signed an agreement that provided for the uprising to capitulate in exchange for an abstract promise to begin an open and \u201cinclusive\u201d constitutional process, and did not even propose direct talks with the insurgents! Naturally, the representatives of the Ukrainian government were not called upon to give any clear undertakings as to how the preparations for this reform would be carried out.\nThe Russian diplomats were in such a hurry to sign the Geneva agreement with Kiev that they did not even bother to demand the removal of the disgraceful ban on the entry to Ukraine of adult males from the Russian Federation. This was despite the fact that the ban contradicts all international norms and amounts to a direct and flagrant breach of human rights, as the Russian negotiators would have had to point out in the presence of the Western representatives.\nOfficial Kiev lost no time in exploiting the opportunities it had been given. Premier Arseny Yatsenyuk heaped threats onto the Donetsk and Lugansk rebels, demanding their immediate surrender and referring to the Geneva agreement, in the framework of which \u201cRussia was forced to condemn extremism.\u201d\nThe arrest of Konstantin Dolgov, one of the leaders of the Kharkov left-centre coalition Popular Unity; the attacks by the Right Sector on Donetsk republic checkpoints; and acts of repression against activists, all of which followed immediately after the signing of the Geneva agreement, confirmed that Kiev did not have in mind either democratic dialogue or a peaceful settlement. Even if the government of Turchinov and Yatsenyuk had been ready to make concessions, it would have been prevented from doing so by the radical nationalists, without whose support the new regime could no longer exist.\nFor their part, the leaders of the Donetsk republic stated that they were pleased to note the expression in the Geneva agreement of a \u201cchange in the position of the countries of the West in relation to the Ukrainian events.\u201d But since representatives of the republic had not been invited to the meeting in Geneva, and had not signed the document, the Donetsk leaders did not consider themselves bound by it.\n\u201cWe are forced to state that our warning concerning the juridical worthlessness and political absurdity of an \u2018all-Ukrainian\u2019 dialogue without the participation of the lawful representatives of eastern Ukraine and of the Donetsk People\u2019s Republic has, unfortunately, proved completely justified. Ignoring the will of the people of the Donbass has had a predictably sad outcome: the results of the discussions can only be assessed as a set of pointless, semi-coherent appeals, impossible to realise in practice, directed by some obscure figures at unnamed people, and subject to implementation over an indeterminate period and in unknown fashion. At present these appeals reflect neither political realities, nor the new legal situation that has arisen since the proclamation of the sovereign Donetsk Peoples Republic, on whose territory they have no legal force.\u201d\nThe Geneva agreement will not be implemented. How can anyone force people to carry out such an agreement when these people have just begun to feel their strength? When tanks turn tail and run from them? When they are able to bring army columns to a halt simply with catcalls and obscenities? The people will not surrender their positions just because important gentlemen in Geneva, without asking anyone actually on the spot, have taken it on themselves to decide the fate of others.\nFor anyone in Donetsk, Lugansk, Odessa, Kharkov (and even Kiev) who has held out hopes that Putin\u2019s Russia will solve all the problems through its solidary intervention, recent events will have been a sobering disappointment. But this disappointment will simply benefit the movement. Not only must the revolution rely on its own strength, but it already has enough strength to be successful. This is especially true since regardless of the position taken by the Kremlin, the sympathy of Russian society remains on the side of the insurgent people of a fraternal country.\nWhere Russia itself is concerned, the ruling layers are at risk of remaining in the hole they have painstakingly dug for themselves. By surrendering their positions on the Ukrainian question, they are turning against themselves the patriotic moods whose rise they have fostered in every conceivable way over the past few months. Of course, no facts will ever convince people who consider Putin an irreproachable hero or, on the other hand, a fairy-tale villain. But such people, even if they spam 70 per cent of the internet with their ravings, are nevertheless a minority.\nFirst published on 1 May 2014 byLinks International Journal of Socialist Renewal.\nBy Maxime Benatouil , Volodymyr Ishchenko | 04 Mar 14",
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        "raw_content": "America's Most Underrated National Parks\nGo into the wild and discover coral reefs, hanging glaciers, and acres of untouched backcountry.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been in wilderness all around the world, but Wrangell-St. Elias was something new,\u201d says Stewart Lee, a 35-year veteran Boy Scout leader from Pennsylvania who has visited all but a handful of the national parks. Even his deep experience with and passion for the outdoors couldn\u2019t prepare him for his first visit to the 13.2 million\u2013acre Alaskan park in 2008. \u201cIt was like going back to the period of discovery, well before industrialization or even civilization. I suddenly felt like a babe in the woods.\u201d\nThere are 58 national parks in the United States, many of them unsung natural oases full of majestic beauty. And while the marquee parks\u2014Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, Yosemite\u2014are well worth visiting, there are drawbacks, namely high admission prices and enormous crowds. An average of 26,542 people visit Yellowstone on a typical July day\u2014nearly twice as many as Michigan\u2019s gloriously isolated Isle Royale National Park gets in an entire year.\nFewer park-goers simply mean a better out-in-the-wild experience. Barely 200 miles from the Great Smoky Mountains\u2014which, with more than 9 million annual visitors, ranks as the nation\u2019s most popular park\u2014lies Congaree National Park, where the total visitorship for all of 2008 didn\u2019t quite break 105,000, or less than a third of what the Smokies saw in its slowest month (January) that year.\nWhat those lucky 105,000 visitors experienced, though, was a pristine tract of old-growth forest creating an unbroken hardwood canopy that has survived virtually unchanged since the days before Columbus.\nThe other parks on our list may also be little known, but they too are singularly spectacular, each incorporating special features. North Cascades National Park, for example, has the highest concentration of glaciers in the lower 48 states, and Utah\u2019s Capitol Reef, deep in the heart of Utah\u2019s former bandit country, is renowned for its colorful layer cake of mountains.\n\u201cSomebody looked at our aerial footage of Capitol Reef and said it was computer generated,\u201d said Ken Burns, creator of the popular documentary The National Parks: America\u2019s Best Idea, in an interview last September in the Salt Lake Tribune. \u201cThey can\u2019t believe there is still a [pristine] place in the United States that looks like that.\u201d\nBurns is far from the first to sing the praises of these inspirational but little-known national parks.\n\u201cI never would have been president if it had not been for my experiences in North Dakota,\u201d said Theodore Roosevelt of his frontier ranches now incorporated into the park that bears his name. Buffalo, bighorn sheep, and wild horses still roam these Dakota badlands just as they did in Teddy\u2019s day.\nSo strap on your boots, follow in the footsteps of Lee, Burns, and Roosevelt, and get ready to hit the nature trails of some of our least-known national treasures.\n1 of 10 Courtesy of the National Park Service\nNinety-five percent of this colorful park on Miami\u2019s doorstep is underwater. Save for 30 islets and a mangrove forest fringe on the mainland, Biscayne is 173,000 acres of Caribbean-clear waters that wash over the sea-grass shallows of Biscayne Bay\u2014and the world\u2019s third largest coral reef.\nCool Fact: There are 72 shipwrecks in the park. Six are part of a Maritime Heritage Trail opening in late 2010. The 112-foot schooner Mandalay (a posh windjammer cruiser sunk in 1966) is shallow enough for snorkelers.\nDon\u2019t Miss: Some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving in the United States. Swim with manatees and more than 200 species of fish\u2014colorful coral-nibblers, toothy silver barracuda, and 500-pound groupers.\nCongaree National Park,SC\nCongaree is a slice of the bayou just outside Columbia, SC. Its some 27,000 acres of floodplain (the polite word for \u201cswamp\u201d) were set aside to preserve the largest remaining tract of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest in the United States.\nCool Fact: This is serious forest, including some of the tallest trees (the loblolly pines can reach nearly 170 feet) in the eastern United States, forming one of the highest natural canopies in the world.\nDon\u2019t Miss: Free, ranger-guided weekend canoe tours on Cedar Creek, which flows gently around the knuckles of ancient bald cypress and tupelo garlanded with Spanish moss.\nIsle Royale National Park,MI\nThis gorgeous park near Thunder Bay, Canada, is the largest island in the world\u2019s largest freshwater body (by surface area), Lake Superior. Though it ranks as the fifth least-visited park (14,000 annual visitors) in the nation, it has the highest backcountry use. It\u2019s accessible only by boat or seaplane and is one of the few national parks to close in winter.\nCool Fact: The isolation makes this a unique bio-preserve. Isle Royale has freshwater clams, snails, and insects in sizes and densities not seen elsewhere since the 1800s (bring DEET). It\u2019s also the only place where moose and wolves coexist without bears to balance atop the predator pole.\nDon\u2019t Miss: A boat tour around some of the park\u2019s 400 satellite islands, and a backcountry camping trip.\nBlack Canyon of the Gunnison National Park,CO\nThe Gunnison thunders down the steepest mountain descent of any river in the United State s through one of the most spectacular and deepest canyons in the country. The less-trafficked North Rim has a great campground, at the lip of a nearly 2,000-foot plunge into the gorge.\nCool Fact: Stack the Empire State Building atop the Willis Tower (a.k.a. Sears Tower) and you\u2019d still be two stories short of the canyon rim at Warner Point, 2,722 feet above the river.\nDon\u2019t Miss: Rafting the Gunny itself\u2014a raging river of Class III to IV rapids sluicing though a canyon that\u2019s often only 40 feet wide between mighty rock walls rising hundreds of feet\u2014in the adjacent Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area.\nTheodore Roosevelt NationalPark, ND\nThis landscape of mythic western history, where Sitting Bull fought and General Custer hounded the Sioux, has the same eerily eroded badlands, shaggy buffalo, and bighorn sheep that draw crowds to Badlands National Park in South Dakota\u2014but with half the visitors. Also: wild horses.\nCool Fact: In 1883, a 25-year-old politician from back East arrived in these parts to hunt buffalo. He started the first of several ranches (now part of the park) and began his extreme image makeover from scrawny New Yorker to strapping western adventurer (and future president) Teddy Roosevelt.\nDon\u2019t Miss: A horseback ride through the hills and badlands, splashing across the Little Missouri River.\nCapitol Reef National Park,UT\nCapitol Reef was established around a massive, 100-mile-long wrinkle in the earth\u2019s crust called the Waterpocket Fold (the \u201creef\u201d in the park name). This awesome and colorful mountainous layer cake showcases 10,000 feet\u2014and 270 million years\u2014of sedimentary history.\nCool Fact: The most popular day hike\u2014Capitol Gorge, down a twisting dry-wash canyon, past a majestic domelike outcropping, to a series of natural water cisterns\u2014takes you through the hills that were once the hideout of Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch.\nDon\u2019t Miss: The spectacular drive to the park from the west along Route 12, and the 1,400-year-old Indian petroglyphs on the roadside cliffs above the many orchards of Fruita, a historic hamlet where mule deer graze under the shade of cottonwoods along the Fremont River.\nGreat Basin National Park,NV\nThis remote desert park in east-central Nevada has plenty of groves of gnarled bristlecone clocking in at more than 4,000 years old, as well as aspen, jackrabbits, and alpine wildflowers spread over 77,000 acres that range from the basin floor at 5,000 feet above sea level to peaks topping 13,000 feet.\nCool Fact: The skies over isolated Great Basin rank among the darkest in the lower 48 states, providing some of the best stargazing in the nation.\nDon\u2019t Miss: The glittering marble caverns of Lehman Caves, and the 3.4-mile round-trip hike to the Lexington Arch, a rare aboveground limestone arch that, at six stories, is one of the largest in the United States.\nNorth Cascades National Park,WA\nFifty miles from Bellingham on the Canadian border is a picture-postcard Pacific Northwest landscape of sawtooth mountains slung with hammocks of snow. More than 300 glaciers feed some of the country\u2019s highest waterfalls, and wildlife, including the occasional grizzly, prowl the park\u2019s old-growth forests.\nCool Facts: North Cascades is one of the snowiest places on earth and contains more than half of the glaciers in the lower 48 states. It also has the highest number of recorded plant species of any national park in the country.\nDon\u2019t Miss: A hike on the nearly 400 miles of trails\u2014perhaps the stiff, 12-mile-round-trip Cascade Pass\u2013Sahale Arm Trail winding through wildflower fields past waterfalls and glaciers with panoramas of some of the park\u2019s 127 alpine lakes.\nChannel Islands National Park, CA\nJust offshore from developed SoCal lie the Channel Islands, five of which are protected as a national park. Fewer than 30,000 people actually leave the mainland to explore the islands themselves, where 175 miles of untrammeled shores make pristine breeding grounds for harbor seals and sea lions.\nCool Facts: Among the islands\u2019 more than 2,000 plant and animal species are 145 found nowhere else in the world; they also have one of the best-preserved archaeological records on the Pacific coast, documenting 10,000 years of continuous human habitation.\nDon\u2019t Miss: A boat tour during whale migrations (blue and humpback in summer, gray from late December to mid-March) and a hike on the easy, 1.5-mile Anacapa Loop trail, which runs along the island\u2019s dramatic ridgeline.\n10 of 10 Courtesy of the National Park Service\nWrangell-St. Elias National Park,AK\nAt 13.2 million acres of Alaskan wilderness, this, the largest U.S. park, is six times the size of Yellowstone and larger than nine U.S. states\u2014yet it has only two roads, together barely totaling 105 miles. Combined with its contiguous neighbor parks, the 24 million acres form the world\u2019s largest international protected area, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.\nCool Facts: The park has North America\u2019s highest concentration of glaciers and encompasses nine of the 16 tallest mountains in the U.S. The park\u2019s namesake, the 14,163-foot Mount Wrangell, is one of the world\u2019s largest active volcanoes; on clear days, you can see it smoking.\nDon\u2019t Miss: A tour of the historic Kennecott copper mine buildings, followed by lunch at the New Golden Saloon in the funky former boomtown of McCarthy (pop: 42). Or, try rafting the Copper River or world-class fishing in Yakutat.",
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        "raw_content": "Jeste\u015b w: Travelbit \u00bb English\nWelcome to the world of the globetrotters\nYou have reached the oldest and probably the most popular travel service in Poland.\nHere you will find both experienced globetrotters and people who simply love the idea of travelling.\nThe service was founded in 1976 as BIT (the Tramping Information Bank), obviously not on the Internet, but at the Almatur student travel office in Krakow. It quickly developed into a major archive, storing information on trips made to all corners of the globe. In 1994 it was renamed TRAVELBIT and in 1997 it made its debut on the Web. Both BIT and Travelbit are the brainchild of Andrzej Urbanik (traveler and physician-radiologist; otherwise known as \u201cTourbanik\u201d). Currently the website is written and maintained by its founder in collaboration with a number of other travellers and it functions as a community service.\nIt operates in a non-commercial way \u2013 it gathers and makes available information on travelling and serves as a focal point for the travelling community in Poland.\n\u201cTrekking\u201d with Travelbit has made travelling easier for thousands of regular joes and josephines while experienced travellers have found a place for themselves here in cyberspace.\nOUR DISCUSSION FORUM is especially active and its numerous thematic sections provide extensive sources of information. Our links page is especially valuable in this respect (containing several thousand addresses). Thanks to www.travelbit.pl you can take part in travellers\u2019 meetings all over the country, above all in OSOTT, the Nationwide Meeting of Globetrotters, Tramps and Tourists, which has already assumed cult status. OSOTT is the most prestigious meeting of travellers in Poland and has been organised uninterruptedly since 1985. Individuals can also use our website to advertise their own meetings to the travelling community.\nThe services provided by www.travelbit.pl are completely free of charge. If you want to cite any materials, all you need to do is give the name of the author (first name, last name, or, if need be, a pseudonym and, if the author has given one, a website or-mail address; copyright regulations must be observed) as well as a link to www.travelbit.pl . Nothing more!\nThe history of Polish globetrotting makes a passionate tale.\nIt all began quite impressively.\nThe first \u2013 if he can be called that \u2013 Polish globetrotter was Benedykt Polak (Benedictus Polonus) and he was one of the main participants in the biggest ever expedition to Mongolia organised by Europeans in the 13th Century (1245-47). The expedition was a pioneering event of epochal importance in Europeans\u2019 discovery of Asia. The main goal of the expedition was to discourage Mongol attacks on Christian states and convert the khan and his subjects to the faith of Christ. Since Europeans\u2019 knowledge of the Asian interior was sketchy to say the least in those times, one more additional aim of the expedition was to gather information about the lifestyle, beliefs, customs and organisation of the Mongol state.\nThe great khan refused to co-operate, and, what\u2019s more, demanded that all of Europe\u2019s leaders come to his capital to pay him homage. Despite this setback, the expedition was still a success, since priceless information was gathered for a number of later descriptions of these countries. According to research, three accounts were written. The most extensive, Historia Tartarorum (manuscript in the possession of Yale University), has been credited to Benedykt Polak. One should bear in mind that Benedykt\u2019s expedition took place a quarter of a century before that much better known journey made by the Venetian Marco Polo. Experts also contend that Benedykt\u2019s Historia Tartarorum is a much more credible account than Marco Polo\u2019s Le divisament dou monde (\u201cThe Description of the World\u201d, better known as \u201cThe Travels of Marco Polo\u201d).\nIn 2004 (June \u2013 September) an expedition from Poland followed in the footsteps of Benedykt Polak, taking the route described by their fellow countryman.\nOver the next few centuries Poles travelled throughout the world, although they were not the most prominent or ardent travellers during this period. And when it came to travelling by sea well there\u2019s the infamous saying \u201ethe Pole doesn\u2019t know what the sea is when he\u2019s ploughing the land\u201d. And when in the 18th and 19th Centuries other European states embarked on their campaigns of expansion, in particular to Africa and Asia, Poland was erased from the world map, partitioned by Austria, Prussia and Russia. All the more deserving of our respect, therefore, are those Polish travellers who showed great vision and determination in making it to the most distant places in the world.\nA great boom in globetrotting, i.e. travelling without the help of a travel agency, occurred after the Second World War. It coincided with major advances in world tourism after the first years of post-war economic reconstruction and the formation of new international links, i.e. in the 1950s. Tourism proved to be the fastest growing branch of the world economy, and for some countries \u2013 attractive because of their sea and sun \u2013 it provided a veritable boon. Initially the tourist bug benefited Europe, but as Europe and North America grew wealthier, more remote locations began to arouse travellers\u2019 curiosity.\nThe advent of motoring led to the glory days of hitch-hiking, a mode of travelling that provides even those with very meagre funds with a chance to see the world. Indeed, in the 1960s it became downright fashionable to the thumb a lift. Apart from Europe itself the most popular path taken by hitchhikers led from Europe to India, Nepal and even as far as South-East Asia. This route was traversed by hundreds of hippies in search of narcotics and a different, happier world.\nApart from hitchhiking people made their way to the East, indeed all over the world, by all kinds of vehicles \u2013 motorcycles, passenger cars, minibuses, lorries and even London double-decker buses. Sometimes these future conquistadors of the world\u2019s roads were originally found on scrap heaps and restored to life.\nThe most popular vehicles were the Volkswagen \u201cbeetle\u201d, the Volkswagen minibus, known as the \u201ccucumber\u201d and the Citroen 2 CV, popularly called the \u201cduck\u201d.\nRound-the-world trips became fashionable at this time.\nGlobetrotters included a number of Poles in their ranks.\nIn 1974, Marek Michel travelled around the world on a Polish WSK motorcycle, and in 1977-79 Andrzej Sochacki (a resident of the USA) circumnavigated the globe in a Volkswagen \u201ebeetle\u201d (in later years Andrzej made many round-the-world trips by car, motorcycle, train and yacht\u2026).\nOne journey worthy of note is that made in 1957 by Tony Halik, a traveller who ended up in America after World War II, who drove from Tierra Del Fuego to Alaska in a jeep, a trip which took him 1,536 days to complete. In other words, it took him more than four years to accomplish the feat. He was accompanied by his wife (another traveller) and his son Ozana, who was born en route. The journey was an incredible adventure and was recorded in the film \u201cThe 180,000 km adventure\u201d, which was a hit all over the world. The film was an inspiration for another journey \u2013 almost 30 years later, Jerzy Adamuszek, a Pole living at the time in Canada, made the trip from Tierra Del Fuego to Alaska in a seven-year old Cadillac going at rally pace and making it into the Guinness Book of Records. He covered the 23,527 km distance in 18 days, 11 hours and 15 minutes.\nRoman Turski, another Pole who has lived outside the country since 1945, also made a Trans-American trip in the 1970s. He has spent his entire life on the road (having visited around 150 countries). In many of them he has been accompanied by his Japanese wife.\nAt a time when globetrotting was regarded as a natural thing to do, if not a way of life, in the Free World, Poland found itself on the less fortunate side of the \u201cIron Curtain\u201d which divided Europe after the Second World War following the agreement made by the Allies at Yalta. Poland and other Eastern European states were called the Peoples\u2019 Democracies or the Socialist Bloc. They found themselves under the \u201cguardianship\u201d of their Big Neighbour and Brother, i.e. the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). Passports became a rationed good and it required great willpower and fortitude to be a globetrotter. Finances also posed a formidable barrier. During those times, the average wage in Poland (known officially as the Peoples\u2019 Republic of Poland \u2013 PRL) was approx. $15 a month. What is more, foreign currency could only be taken out of one\u2019s own account and paying into it required documented proof of the origin of the money. Hence only a small cohort of adventurers and daredevils managed to make it to more remote and exotic climes. Most often Poles could only see the world on official trips or on mountaineering or sailing expeditions. However, it should be admitted that of all the peoples living in socialist states, the Poles had the best chances of getting out. Obviously, Poles who lived permanently abroad could travel around the world unhindered.\nThe Polish globetrotting movement has its roots in different sources.\nTo begin with, hitchhiking (\u201cauto-stop\u201d in Polish). This way of getting around became very popular in Poland at the end of the 1950s and the beginning of the 1960s and stayed so up until the 1980s. You had to buy a special hitchhiking coupon book which identified your name as a hitchhiker. Drivers received coupons every time they gave someone a lift and those who collected the most received rewards. This way of getting from A to B gave you not only a feeling of freedom but also of independence and responsibility. It also served as a \u201cuniversity of life\u201d for many young people. Hitchhiking was so popular that during vacation time the hard shoulders of Polish roads were \u201echoc a block\u201d with Polish young people bearing their signs and waiting for their vehicle.\nAnother major source of inspiration were excursions, especially mountaineering trips. In the 1960s an expedition organised by a mountaineering club was one of the few means of getting to almost any point in the world. The accomplishments of many of these ambitious outdoor sporting expeditions awakened admiration even beyond Poland. They also had an enormous impact on later, larger expeditions whose simple aim was to discover the world (without any competitive goals). Participants of these expeditions shared their experiences (how to travel on little money, how to overcome red tape\u2026) in slide shows attended by hordes of would-be travellers. These slide shows brought more distant and exotic places closer to Poles.\nSailors, kayakists, scuba divers and members of other clubs also organised trips. Any excuse to \u201cbreak out\u201d to the world beyond was welcome. A journey made by the Krakow-based \u201eBystrze\u201d Kayaking club was greeted with much fanfare. In 1979-81 it kayaked all over America from the USA to Peru, exploring ever more difficult rivers until at last they made the first ever crossing of the world\u2019s deepest canyon \u2013 the Colca in Peru (which earned them a place in the Guinness Book of Records).\nIn 1985, one of the members of that expedition, Piotr Chmieli\u0144ski (at that time a resident of the USA), became the first person in the world to navigate the Amazon from its source to its mouth. He was mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records a second time in 1992 and the New York Times included his feat in its list of the 20 greatest achievements in exploration of the last 100 years.\nDespite the fact that foreign travel was problematic, a large number of travel books appeared on the Polish publishing market. Geographical magazines such as \u201cKnow the World\u201d and \u201cContinents\u201d also proved a hit. A glimpse of the great wide world was also privately imported into Poland via copies of \u201eNational Geographic\u201d, which had by then already become a cult geography magazine.\nA number of guidebooks also appeared at this time. However, for the most part they were descriptive publications (geographical, historical and economic in nature) and contained no practical information.\nA major role in describing and bringing the outside world closer to Poles was played by Ryszard Kapuscinski, the legendary journalist of both national and global renown and a perfect gifted with a perfect sense of how to relay information, atmosphere and events. He possessed an excellent ability to observe and perceive what was invisible to others. He had a reporter\u2019s gut instinct for finding a story wherever it was taking place. He could be found in places where others feared to tread. He claimed that he only wrote about what he had personally seen and experienced. He often placed his own life and health at risk. This is undoubtedly one of the main reasons for his staggering popularity among his readers.\nOne amazing phenomenon during this period was \u201cThe Six Continents Club\u201d, a television programme devised and presented (beginning in 1968 and lasting for 20 years) by Ryszard Badowski, a journalist, traveller and the first Pole to visit all continents of the globe. Both amateur and professional travellers talked about their adventures on the programme while sitting in the \u2018Cafe Under the Globe\u201d conjured up by the programme\u2019s set designers,. It offered viewers a genuine glimpse of the world and also an unusually inspiring one\u2026\nOne of the Badowski\u2019s guests was Tony Halik, who appeared on the programme after he returned to Poland in 1975. He took his camera with him virtually all over the world and shot more than 300 films.\nSoon he and his wife Elzbieta Dzikowska (a journalist and traveller) began to present their own programmes, the most popular of which were \u201cTam gdzie pieprz ro\u015bnie\u201d (\u201cOn the Other Side of the World \u2013 literally \u201cWhere the pepper grows\u201d)\u201d and \u201cPieprz i wanilia\u201d (\u201cPepper and Vanilla\u201d).\nIn 2003 (after his death), the Tony Halik Museum of Travellers was opened in the town of his birth \u2013 Torun.\nAlso worthy of a mention were Bogdan Sienkiewicz\u2019s productions on TVP Gdansk. The first of his series, called \u201cThe Flying Dutchman\u201d (first broadcast 1967) was a colourful and attractive show about seafaring topics, and quite a few of its viewers would grew up to be sailors and travellers. Bogdan\u2019s second programme was called \u201cAround the World\u201d and \u2013 as was advertised \u2013 allowed viewers to \u201cget to know the world without visas or foreign currency\u201d.\nAnother source of great inspiration for travellers were the films of Stanislaw Szwarc-Bronikowski. He produced well over a hundred on nature, the environment, ethnography, archaeology, geology and religious subjects. The majority of these were accounts of his travels to the wildernesses of continents, in search of unusual phenomena and dying cultures. Just as important were his more educational projects, i.e. travel reports and film journalism.\nLeonid Teliga\u2019s solo voyage around the world (1967-69) in his yacht \u201cOpty\u201d made an enormous impression on all aspiring explorers (and not only those interested in water). Teliga joined a select group a dozen or so sailors from five countries who have managed to circumnavigate the globe, and what is interesting is that he achieved this feet entirely on his own without any sponsors.\nThe second half of the 20th Century is full of amazing challenges undertaken by Polish seafarers, perhaps the most famous being made by Krystyna Chojnowska-Liskiewicz, the first woman in the world to traverse the globe in a yacht singlehandedly.\nAnd Andrzej Urbanczyk (a resident of the USA) made it into the Guinness Book of Records for making solo voyages on all the world\u2019s oceans. He published more than 35 books about his travels. He made his maiden voyage in 1957 when he crossed the Baltic in a wooden raft (a feet which he repeated half a century later in 2007).\nPoland\u2019s passport and currency regulations were relaxed at the beginning of the 1970s and it became easier (but still not that easy) to obtain a passport and officially buy a \u201ccurrency ration\u201d of $130 and later $150. Thus equipped you could then set off for the outside world. It was also \u201cpermissible\u201d to open a foreign currency account, into which you could deposit foreign cash, initially with documented proof of its origin, although later even this requirement was rescinded. If, therefore, you had a foreign currency account you could withdraw money from it abroad.\nThese reforms helped swell the ranks of Poles managing to travel outside the country, and backpackers were among them. They made their way by hitchhiking and all available means of transport, provided the price was within their means. Moreover, during this period Poland got \u201cbehind the steering wheel\u201d, i.e. production of the popular Fiat-a 126p, the car for the \u201cmasses\u201d was launched, which earned the nickname the \u201ctiny tot\u201d, because of its diminutive size. Poles, i.e. citizens of the People\u2019s Republic, drove around the world in these \u201etots\u201d. The little Fiats negotiated the highest passes of the Alps, reached the North Cape and their air-cooled engines overheated in Africa. They acquitted themselves grandly in the Middle East and even got as far as India. Some even appeared on the roads of the USA. There were enthusiasts who even organised round-the-world trips in these cars, which, after all, were really designed for the city (engine capacity \u2013 600 cm).\nAnother option was to travel on Polish merchant vessels, which voyaged to all the most interesting ports around the world. Most of them had passenger cabins and if you had the time and the money you could see the world this way.\nFor those in a hurry, Eastern European airlines (Aeroflot \u2013 USSR, Interflug \u2013 the German Democratic Republic, CSA \u2013 Czechoslovakia, Balkan \u2013 Bulgaria, Tarom \u2013 Romania, Malew \u2013 Hungary, Cubana \u2013 Cuba, MIAT \u2013 Mongolia and of course LOT \u2013 Poland) offered flights at prices that were often many times lower than flights on the same routes provided by airlines from countries with \u201chealthy\u201d economies.\nIn 1973 the Asia and Pacific Museum opened in Warsaw, founded by the traveller, diplomat and collector Andrzej Wawrzyniak, who donated as a gift to the State Treasury his collection of ethnographic items and works of art from the islands of Indonesia collected over the course of more than 30 years spent in Asia. The collection not only marked the beginning of the museum itself but also served as a valuable a source of information and a platform for exchanging travelling experiences.\nAlthough the regulations had been considerably relaxed, travelling abroad remained a difficult undertaking due to the logistics, i.e. the troublesome red tape involved in getting a passport. You had to apply for a passport every time you went abroad \u2013 submitting the form and actually obtaining the desired document often meant standing in a queue for several days; obviously you didn\u2019t queue non-stop, rather shifts were organised and enforced by special queuing committees.\nEven after all this effort, however, you were not always guaranteed success. It was the authorities that issued passports and it was solely \u201cat their discretion\u201d whether you would get the chance to travel around the world. Refusals were not uncommon, because the authorities knew what was best for their citizens \u2026\nThere were also problems when it came to obtaining a visa (they were required for all countries with the exception of Eastern Europe) and obviously you also had to have the necessary funds for travel. It is important to note that a passport was only issued for each specific trip and you had to surrender it to the passport office within seven days of your return.\nUndaunted by these obstacles, however, more and more individual travellers were now making trips outside Poland. A major turning point in student travel occurred at the beginning of the 1970s when students were allowed to organise what were called \u201cenvironmental trips\u201d.\nThe assumption was as follows. A group of students got together (a minimum of 10 people), prepared a programme for a trip together with a preliminary cost estimate and submitted these documents to an Almatur tourist office.\nAt the beginning of each year, a kind of competition was organised to choose the most interesting ideas and allocate them foreign currency rations. The maximum sum available was originally $130 per head and later this was increased to $150, which each participant had to buy. The great attraction of these competitions lay in the fact that they offered an exchange rate of PLN 20 for the US dollar, whereas the black market rate was over PLN 100!!! Almatur also arranged for passports (sometimes they also helped out with visas), which saved travellers a great deal of time and effort. In this way, Poles could travel around the world relatively cheaply (at any rate much more cheaply than with a travel agency). The most important person in the \u201cenvironmental group\u201d was the driver, who was responsible for the programme, logistics and keeping the cash, and was also often the group\u2019s \u201cstrong arm\u201d. The success of the venture depended to a very great extent on his inventiveness and resourcefulness. The group could travel where and how it wanted (obviously within the limits of their programme, budget and most often the visas they possessed). They offered a unique feeling of freedom and independence, especially for Polish students during those years\u2026\nOriginally, most of these trips headed for countries in the Middle East because they were colourful and exotic, full of ancient monuments, culturally different, relatively easy to get to, and fairly cheap to get by in. At that time, getting to India posed a great challenge. People got there using cheap transport via the USSR, Afghanistan and Pakistan.\nLorries offered another mode of travel. They served not only as a means of transport, but also functioned as a hotel and a place for storing gear and, most importantly, food supplies. In other words, you coped in a variety of ways, just as long as you achieved your desired goal.\n1976 was a landmark year for \u201cenvironmental trips\u201d. Organising these trips (or expeditions) became very popular and Almatur received well over a hundred suggestions in its competition that year. Almatur\u2019s Krakow branch had to set up a special department for organising environmental trips, which Andrzej Urbanik and Marek Sawiuk (two students \u2013 of medicine and archaeology, respectively) nicknamed the \u201ctramping department\u201d. The moniker proved so popular that it became obligatory to call all environmental trips by this name and from that time on the Polish globetrotter community, i.e. \u201efree\u201d travel \u2013 as opposed to organised excursions \u2013 began to be known as the \u201ctramping\u201d community. In 1976, Andrzej Urbanik, the head of the tramping department in Almatur\u2019s Krakow branch founded BIT, otherwise known as the Tramping Information Bank (since 1994 it has been operating as Travelbit). This somewhat grandiloquent name simply referred to the ringbinder in which Andrzej kept reports on journeys made by himself and friends. These reports, which mainly consisted of practical information \u2013 the what, where, how and how much of travelling \u2013 filled up the binder quickly and it became the most priceless in, well perhaps not the whole world, but certainly in Krakow.\nThese contacts with the outside world bore fruit in a wholly unexpected discovery. For it turned out that besides the cognitive value of discovering new places you could also make just a \u201clittle\u201d cash by exploiting differences in prices between products in Poland and other countries and also the fact that more and more things were in short supply in Poland \u2013 living standards had declined as the economic crisis had worsened. Hence the majority of trader-globetrotters tried to make money on these trips to finance later, often more costly and adventurous trips.\nThese \u201cbusiness\u201d opportunities allowed Polish globetrotters to make greater use of air travel. Although airline tickets were admittedly expensive, Polish traders could \u201cmake up for\u201d these overheads with their goods, hence air travel (obviously via Eastern European airlines) became an attractive option. It also allowed Poles to broaden their horizons to include the Middle East, Japan, Africa and even America.\nThe Krakow travelling community also devised its own original system for seeing the world \u2013 they discovered a way of buying tickets on Soviet cruise ships on the Mediterranean at very low prices. You could interrupt your voyage at any port of your choice, travel by land and later return to the ship at another port. One interesting option this system offered was that you could pay a one-day visit to any port without the need for a visa (You surrendered your passport for deposit and went on land with a \u201ctoken\u201d). In this way Poles organised journeys to Japan, combining the Trans-Siberian railway with a ferry ride on the Nahodka (Validvostok) \u2013 Jokohama route.\nIn 1979 the Krakow branch of Almatur helped publish a brochure entitled \u201cThe Tramper\u2019s Handbook\u201d authored by Andrzej Urbanik. The writer was one of the principal organisers of the tramping movement in the Krakow community as well as the head of Almatur\u2019s tramping department. The brochure described the author\u2019s experiences on numerous journeys to different parts of the world. It was the first publication of its kind in Poland and became a kind of \u201cglobetrotter\u2019s bible\u201d read diligently by future \u201cdiscoverers of the world\u201d.\nAt the beginning of the 1980s the Polish tramping movement evolved on a much bigger scale. Moreover, it is interesting to note it was created more by people than organisations. The Almatur student travel office was treated solely as a means of obtaining cheap currency and transport discounts as well as a channel through which passports, and often also visas, could be acquired more easily.\nThe mushrooming of the globetrotting movement was checked by the introduction of Martial Law on 13 December 1981. Overnight, all borders were closed and tourist trips suspended \u2026 and all the progress that had been made up till that point appeared to have been lost. However, even in such circumstances travellers were still able to do a lot to realise their dreams. By the 1982 vacation period, tramping trips were already setting off from Krakow for \u2026 Mongolia. A journey to this previously overlooked country (part of the Socialist Bloc) turned out to be a great adventure and a great test of one\u2019s organisational abilities.\nMartial Law was lifted on 22 July 1983 and the tramping movement was revived once more. Polish globetrotters at that time had to have extensive and specialist knowledge since for the most part they were forced to rely on their own ingenuity and resourcefulness, especially group drivers \u2013 they had to function as airline check in desks, ethnographers, geographers, historians, guides and often psychologists. And all of this was done against the backdrop of a fast changing world.\nSlide-show meetings organised by trip participants became an inseparable feature of the tramping community. These were enormously popular because they allowed people to gain more up-to-date information direct from the source. In this way local or regional tramping groups were created.\nAnother major turning point in the history of tramping occurred in 1985. The earlier mentioned Andrzej Urbanik came up with the idea of organising national meetings for travellers.\nAndrzej christened the new network OSOTT. The first gathering took place in November 1985 with 50 trampers from all over Poland taking part. In the next few years more and more travellers attended OSOTT gatherings and this led to the formation of a national tramping lobby, which played a major role in promoting the globetrotter movement in Poland.\nIn 1986, the illustrated tourist magazine \u015awiatowid (\u201cView of the World\u201d) discussed the emergence of the tramping lobby. The upshot of this encounter was the creation of two regular columns in the monthly . In the first, \u201cThe Globetrotter\u2019s Handbook\u201d, Andrzej Urbanik offered previously inaccessible practical information on the most exotic corners of the globe. In the second column \u201cThe Globetrotters Club\u201d \u2013 Liliana Olchowik described recently completed tramping journeys based on interviews with participants, which showed that in spite of all the obstacles Poles could travel all over the world on a shoestring budget.\nThese pioneering publications in Poland were invaluable to the tramping movement. They enabled thousands of would-be travellers to join the tramping trail and turn their private dreams into reality.\nThe first Polish globetrotter\u2019s guide appeared in Polish bookshops in 1987. It described countries in South-East Asia, i.e. an increasingly popular region of the world for Polish globetrotters. It was called \u201cA Tramping Guide \u2013 Burma, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia\u201d and was written by Andrzej Urbanik.\nIts popularity surpassed the wildest expectations of its publisher who had doubted whether such a book was even necessary and thus initially published only a limited edition (although reprints were later made). The guide soon disappeared from the shelves of bookshops and it fetched a black market price of around 10,000 zloty (as compared with its official price of 600 zloty in the bookstores). Several generations of travellers were to make their way around this beautiful part of the world armed with Urbanik\u2019s guidebook.\nPoland then went through the great political, social and economic changes of 1989. Poles\u2019 determination led to the downfall of the communist regime in their country, which in turn triggered the collapse of the communist system in Eastern Europe as a whole. Freedom returned. Most importantly the outside world was opened up to Poles. Passport restrictions were done away with and soon afterwards anyone could have their own passport in his or her drawer at home. What is more, other countries began to relax their own visa requirements for Poles. One effect of the \u201cBalcerowicz Plan\u201d was to bring the official exchange rate against the dollar (and other currencies) in line with reality, as a result of which the value of the USD declined in 1990 (the average salary in Poland grew in 12 months from around $20 to $100). Soon, Poles could buy and sell currency in exchange rate offices which sprouted up everywhere.\nThese events also had more specific implications. Disparities in the cost of living between Poland and the rest of the world began to diminish. The relative decline in the value of the American dollar meant that the financial burden facing Polish travellers shifted from the cost of living in the target country to the cost of transport itself. Prices between Eastern and Western airlines evened out and as a consequence Eastern European airlines declined in importance as the most important mode of transport for Polish globetrotters.\nA number of guide books now appeared on the shelves, which were of greatly varying quality (often their authors had not even been to the places they described and instead had simply transcribed information from foreign publications and encyclopaedias). On the other hand, they contained more and more practical information. They were targeted at people who were for the most part planning to go to countries which no longer required Poles to have visas. Globetrotter magazines also began to appear in 1989-92. The first was Globtroter followed later by Travel. They were published by the Institute of Tourism in Warsaw.\nShortly, however, the majority of decent publishers in Poland began to turn out an increasing supply of guidebooks, mainly translated from foreign languages. In 1992 the Pascal publishing house was founded. It started to publish the world\u2019s most popular guides: Let\u2019s Go, Rough Guide and Lonely Planet. The company rapidly emerged as the market leader in the field. In 1999 Bezdro\u017ca appeared on the market. It specialised in guidebooks on the places of most interest to genuine globetrotting connoisseurs (most of the authors being Polish globetrotters themselves).\nA highly unusual series began to see the light of day in 1996. Each successive volume of the series (they are published every year) contains highly detailed and informative accounts of journeys made to interesting corners of the globe, both near and far. The authors are Polish globetrotters keen to share their experiences with the reader. The series is called \u201cAcross the World \u2013 Tourist Information From All Over the World\u201d the editor and brainchild behind which is Andrzej Urbanik. The success of these tomes has exceeded the expectations of both Mr Urbanik and the publishers. They have served as trusty companions on journeys to even the most exotic parts.\nHowever, the biggest commotion (in the positive meaning of this term) in the travelling world was probably stirred up by the 1992 publication of a book with the curious title \u201cLet the Whole World Think You\u2019re Mad, i.e. Getting to India on 30 Dollars\u201d, in which the author (Edi Pyrek) described his insane overland escapade to India on a budget of just $30! This tale was written in simple and colourful language that appealed to the imagination of people who hitherto would never before have even contemplated going to such exotic locations. The book encouraged many a travelling rookie to set off on the globetrotting trail.\nIn the second half of the 1990s Polish travel websites began to appear on the net. The one of the first (set up in 1997) was www.travelbit.pl.\nNew travel magazines also made their debut, although some eventually folded, unable to survive on a difficult market. The Polish edition of the world\u2019s most popular travel-geographical magazine \u2013 National Geographic \u2013 also came onto the newsstands at this time.\nEditorial teams began to organise various competitions for \u201cTraveller of the Year\u201d or \u201cTravelling Feat of the Year\u201d. The first and most important of these accolades were the \u201eKolosy\u201d , i.e. special awards for the best Polish accomplishments in the world of travel and exploration (conceived by Janusz Janowski). The awards, figurines shaped like Easter Island statues, have been handed out every year since. Most importantly, the \u201dKolos\u201d is an entirely honorary award!\nThis brought to a close a certain chapter in the history of Polish tramping and the Polish travel community. Henceforth it began to function on principles similar to those in the \u201ccivilised\u201d world. The unique phenomenon of Polish travel, i.e. the emergence and growth of a globetrotting community in a country in which the authorities had only reluctantly allowed its citizens access to the outside world, is described in a handbook entitled \u201cTramping Journeys\u201d, written by the head of the Institute of Tourism in Warsaw, Krzysztof \u0141opaci\u0144ski (himself a traveller and one of the pioneers of the movement).\nIn 2002 a special book was published entitled \u201cDiscovering the World \u2013 Poles on Six Continents, i.e. the Feats of Polish Travellers\u201d (author \u2013 Ryszard Badowski). By the time it appeared on the market Polish globetrotters were already travelling around the world at ease (since 2004 as members of the European Union) and a small number of them remembered the difficult routes taken by Polish globetrotters in discovering and exploring the world.",
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        "raw_content": "Harris Tweed Tradition Continues\nWith all the interest in new fashion that is eco-friendly and produced locally by cottage industries, it is worth remembering that some people have been doing this for a very long time. Take Harris tweed: the tweed sport jackets sported by academics and wanna-be\u2019s, usually accompanied by a pipe, and purchased mainly by Americans and Japanese. The cloth has been made in the Outer Hebrides, in the West of Scotland for centuries. Whilst most of Scotland experienced the Industrial Revolution in the 1780\u2019s, the Outer Hebrides did not and they have retained the traditional processes of manufacturing cloth to this very day. The soft, heather colours of the fabric are still hand-woven by the islanders at their own homes. All the pure virgin wool is taken from sheep on the islands, and spun, dyed and finished in local mills. At the peak of its popularity in the 1960\u2019s, they produced 7 thousands metres of cloth a year. But fashion changed, particularly in the U.S. and this dropped to 4.5 thousand by the late 1980\u2019s. Now it is picking up again\u2014Nike produced a series of running shoes using tweed in the side panels. And it has just been bought by an English entrepreneur who wants to boost up its image. Coming soon to your local hip boutique\u2026 :: The Guardian\nWith all the interest in new fashion that is eco-friendly and produced locally by cottage industries, it is worth remembering that some people have been doing this for a very long time. Take Harris tweed: the tweed sport jackets sported by academics",
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        "raw_content": "Arts and EntertainmentGwynne\u2019s \u201cEmpire\u201d\u009d details the struggles of the Comanche people\nThis year\u2019s book-first-years-won\u2019t-read book is \u201cEmpire of the Summer Moon\u201d\u009d by S.C. Gwynne. It deals with the ever-volatile clashing of the Comanche\u2019s and Anglo-American\u2019s way of life in the 1800s. If you\u2019re reading this because you\u2019re about to do the #2 in your pants at the thought of the countless papers, oral recitations and dioramas you\u2019ll have to make: worry not! It\u2019s a crying shame but I\u2019ll probably be the last person to talk about...\nJohn MendiolaAugust 16, 2012141 min\nThis year\u2019s book-first-years-won\u2019t-read book is \u201cEmpire of the Summer Moon\u201d\u009d by S.C. Gwynne. It deals with the ever-volatile clashing of the Comanche\u2019s and Anglo-American\u2019s way of life in the 1800s.\nIf you\u2019re reading this because you\u2019re about to do the #2 in your pants at the thought of the countless papers, oral recitations and dioramas you\u2019ll have to make: worry not! It\u2019s a crying shame but I\u2019ll probably be the last person to talk about the book. The stories of the early pioneers and the last free natives uniquely embody humanity. There is no black or white, just this dank, murky, bloody gray. Here\u2019s a recap of the history and major events in the book.\nThe middle of the continent proved to be the last obstacle to Manifest Destiny. The East and the West were conquered with the conclusion of the Transcontinental Railroad. In the Great Plains, the Comanche ruled with an iron fist and raided and harassed the frontiersman, then vanished in their vast territory.\nThe Comanche were a people seemingly made for horses. Before the introduction of horses to the New World, the Comanche were a small, weak tribe, but horses changed everything. They were better at breeding, riding and fighting on horses than anyone else. Horses made them more effective at their way of life; wealth was measured in how many horses owned, and children at an early age were expected to learn how to ride and fight on horses. The Comanches\u2019 entire culture revolved around war, and, with the addition of horses, they proved to be a deadly force.\nThey weren\u2019t invincible though. Texans were too tough to be deterred by the frequent raids of the Comanche. Texas politicians openly called for, ostensibly, genocide. Buffalo was the Comanches\u2019 most important resource \u201c\u201c it was their way of life. An invention that could turn buffalo hide into high-grade leather caused the number of buffalo hunters to grow thus destroying hundreds of herds \u201c\u201c it wasn\u2019t just economics, it turned political in an effort to destroy the Comanche. But what turned out to be the worst enemy of the Comanche was something they couldn\u2019t fight: diseases. Those ultimately killed more Indians than any battles.\nRanald Mackenzie, a Civil War hero, proved to be the most effective Indian fighter ever when he was assigned to end the Indian Wars once and for all. He made a lot of mistakes fighting the Comanche using normal war tactics, but he learned and adapted quickly.\nCynthia Ann Parker, part of the huge and unlucky Parker Family, was captured in a bloody raid on her family\u2019s fort when she was little. She was adopted into the tribe, like most children captured, and refused to be taken back into civilization. During an ambush by the U.S. Army, a small group of natives was attacked and most were killed, including her husband, the chief, and she was taken back to town against her will. Her young son, Quanah, managed to escape. He became one of the most vicious and ardent haters of the \u201cWhite Man.\u201d\u009d\nWhen Mackenzie and his troops eventually subdued the rest of the bands of Comanche, Quanah realized that their old way of life was over and optimistically embraced \u201cthe white man\u2019s road.\u201d\u009d He led his people as best as he could: protecting their interests from Washington D.C. and always caring for them even at the cost of his personal wealth.\nHe became a well-respected figure with the Comanche and the U.S. Government, even being named the principal chief of the Comanche. He would be the first and only person to ever hold that title.\nGuest Column: Presidential Address\nSurviving your first college party",
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        "raw_content": "Citywide IPM\nNew manual serves as blueprint for pest management\nGrounds Supervisor Rob Hallett piloted the IPM manual to completion, giving the city of Eugene a guidebook for pest management.\nPhotos by Todd Richards, city of Eugene.\nEugene, Ore., has created an integrated pest management plan that was researched and written by city employees. Two years in the making, this manual might seem to require a lot of manpower for an IPM document used only by select employees, according to Rob Hallett, but the manual addresses issues ranging from grounds staff training to public relations. 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Since then, about a dozen people have had input into it, all working part time as time was available.\nThe result was the city\u2019s \u201cIntegrated Pest Management (IPM) Policy and Operations Manual,\u201d a 75-page document for the public works department that gives an extremely clear and useful guideline for the control of pests at the city\u2019s 75 park sites where turf is grown. Of course, it can be used for any other settings where pest control might be an issue, as it addresses situations as different as bioswales, landscape beds, tree wells, medians and natural areas. One big focus is turf, but it also has guidelines for waterways, woodlands and community gardens, among other things. Released in June of 2009, it has already helped change the way the city thinks about landscape management overall.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a strategic planning process that takes place now,\u201d says Hallett, who is a former landscape contractor and golf course worker with a dedication to the \u201cgreen\u201d philosophy. He points out that Eugene has long been a city that prides itself on progressive landscape management, and its citizens require it. A variety of short IPM plans preceding this one helped the focus, but this manual provides a solid blueprint for city workers to follow in most any pest management situation. Even more, it has outlined best management practices based on principals established in the document.\nThe result, Hallett says, is a management program that always refers back to the manual\u2019s guiding principles, and as a result, gives a sound basis for landscaping in a way that ultimately uses the fewest toxic materials and gives sustainable horticultural growth. When referring to the different habitat areas, employees can immediately tie in to recommended management strategies pertinent to the different sites and situations. These are only briefly outlined, yet they provide enough information to give guiding principles, and they have been derived from scientific sources, as well as the long-term successful practices of Eugene employees and the employees of other municipalities.\nOnly a few months old, the manual has already given guidance to the training of new employees, as well as redirection of long-time employees. The document is used to indoctrinate new employees and help them understand the underlying principles of the city\u2019s landscape management program. It helps old employees break bad habits. Individual sections can be pulled out and used for training or review by any parks and open space working group. The goal is to soon have copies in the field for worker reference on any job.\nStarting with a simple definition of a pest, the manual quickly focuses on each \u201cmaintenance mode\u201d used by the city. These are the standards by which each habitat or park will be maintained, from those in natural areas to those in developed parks with turf, landscape trees, playgrounds and other features. From there, the manual goes on to examine overall city IPM policy and the different habitat types in detail. It has pesticide use guidelines and a policy for the posting and notification of the public about pesticide applications.\nFinally, it gives guidelines for one of the most often-used pesticide programs: the management of specific weeds in normal turf areas and in sports fields. These guidelines outline management practices, both cultural and chemical, for weed control. By getting employees to think about the overall strategy rather than a simple, repeated spray regimen, Hallett says the manual can be used to change weed management practices in simple ways that can result in overall dramatic changes to the city\u2019s program.\nHe cites the example of a weed, red stem filaree, which always crops up on the dirt infields of the city\u2019s softball fields in the winter and grows into a sizable pest by the spring. In the past, this winter annual emerged prior to the start of softball field prep and was well established and difficult to get rid of. As a result, it was always sprayed with herbicides as a last resort.\n\u201cWe\u2019re changing our past practices,\u201d Hallett says, because the IPM manual addresses the red stem filaree\u2019s progress and how to kill it early. It stipulates that either the use of a roterra mechanical device, hand pulling or burning in November will get the plants before they are established. Usually, chemical means are not needed after that. If they are, a particular herbicide is stipulated in the manual.\nHallett says that a lot of weed problems in the past have come from poor soil in parks and other sites. An example is high potassium levels, which encouraged the growth of dandelions and other weeds. By thinking strategically, employees now are focused not on controlling the weeds as much as using soil tests and better fertilizer management to avoid those weeds.\n\u201cGrowing a healthy, dense stand of grass, that\u2019s what we\u2019re focusing on,\u201d Hallett emphasizes. In this short period of time he hasn\u2019t noticed an appreciable difference in the overall health of city turfgrass, but he says pesticide use has dropped by an estimated 15 percent. 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It has already gone a long way toward making the city\u2019s spray program more transparent, as well as decreasing the number of calls objecting to any and all treatments.\n\u201cFor the most part, our employees have taken to this,\u201d Hallett says. There is an inherent resistance on the part of some people to changing practices that have gone on for years, but this winter there will be more intensive training on the use of the manual as a guiding force. It hasn\u2019t, as some people feared, added more paperwork to the process. He hopes that by spring all crews will be \u201cup to speed and working\u201d based on those guiding principles.\nThe city of Eugene\u2019s IPM manual emphasizes that growing healthy turf, with practices such as drill-seeding soccer goals, is the ticket to good pest management.\nAs for the employees who do the final chemical applications, Hallett emphasizes that there will be strict rules in place for treatment. 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        "raw_content": "Poet in New York: Federico Garc\u00eda Lorca\nA new edition of Federico Garc\u00eda Lorca\u2019s Poet in New York is deepening my understanding and appreciation of the Spanish dramatist and poet.\nI\u2019m familiar with the basic outline of his biography\u2009&mdash\u2009born in 1898, gained a name as a young poet of some notoriety, died at the hands of General Franco\u2019s forces in 1936. More than 20 years ago, I read an edition of his Collected Poems but was not familiar with the poems written while he was in New York, from 1929 to 1930.\nHis time in New York was connected to his attending Columbia University, which was apparently all of one semester. After that, he spent time with an American friend in Vermont and then went to Cuba. His family had sent him to New York to distance him from rumors of scandal circulating around him in Spain\u2009\u2014\u2009connected to a failed love affair with a sculptor. Garc\u00eda Lorca realized he had been used to further the sculptor\u2019s career, and he seemingly went willingly to New York.\nHe had or made friends in New York, people familiar with Spanish arts and letters and the poet\u2019s modernism. He studied English at Columbia. In the introduction to this edition of Poet in New York, editor Christopher Maurer says that his letters home suggest this was a good experience for him, that he was enjoying the largest city he had ever experienced. The poems themselves, however, suggest something else\u2009\u2014\u2009shock and dislocation, and a decided alienation from almost all that New York represented.\nAfter spending a few weeks in Vermont, Garc\u00eda Lorca returned to New York and wrote this in the poem entitled \u201cNew York\u201d:\nUnder the multiplications,\na drop of duck\u2019s blood;\nunder the divisions,\na drop of sailor\u2019s blood;\nunder the additions, a drop of tender blood.\nA river that sings and flows\npast bedrooms in the boroughs\u2014\nand it\u2019s money, cement, or wind\nin New York\u2019s counterfeit dawn.\nI know the mountains exist.\nAnd wisdom\u2019s eyeglasses,\ntoo. But I didn\u2019t come to see the sky.\nI\u2019m here to see the clouded blood\u2026\nHe organized the poems into 10 chapters, but they weren\u2019t published until after his death. He did incorporate them into public readings in Spain, Argentina, and Uruguay, Maurer says.\nHe was 38 when he died at the hands of Franco. He couldn\u2019t help but be a marked man at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War\u2009\u2014\u2009he was a writer and poet, he was a Republican (in the sense of the Spanish Republic), and he was a gay man in a time and place where tolerance didn\u2019t exist, much less acceptance.\nAlmost 80 years after his death, his poems are still read and studied, with new editions and biographies continuing to be produced. Through his poems, he speaks to and for the marginalized and the disaffected. He shares much with Walt Whitman, and for many of the same reasons. And it\u2019s not surprising that his \u201cOde to Walt Whitman\u201d in this collection is more of an insult to those who would see Whitman as a sexual icon instead of seeing him for what he created.\nAs with Whitman, Garc\u00eda Lorca is remembered primarily for what he created\u2009\u2014\u2009haunting, beautiful, and often disturbing poetry. I suspect he would be pleased.\nThe poems in Poet in New York are translated from the Spanish by Greg Simon and Steven White. This edition was published in April.\nImage by Kevin Dooley. Sourced via Flickr. Post by Glynn Young, author of the novels Dancing Priest and the recently published A Light Shining.\nBrowse more book reviews and poets.\nFalling in Love with \u201cBrooklyn\u201d\nPoets and Poems: Mary Karr and \u201cTropic of Squalor\u201d\nConey Island: Hot Dogs, Ferris Wheels \u2013 and Poetry?\nFiled Under: article, book reviews, Books, poetry, Poets\nGlynn, this article definitely makes me want to read more of Garcia Lorca\u2019s work. Thank you!\nJuliana Kapetanov says\nGreat review, Glynn! It\u2019s good to see a Spanish poet\u2019s work featured here (even if it\u2019s in translation). I\u2019m familiar with Garc\u00eda Lorca\u2019s play La Casa de Bernarda Alba, but I\u2019ve never read his poetry. I\u2019m looking forward to reading some of his poems soon. Thanks!",
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Mazen served as one of the University of Maryland, Baltimore President\u2019s Fellows for the year 2012-2013, tackling the issue of civility as a core instruction value, and he also served as the President of the Nursing Doctoral Student Organization.\nMazen is currently interested in characterizing the occupational exposures and outcomes of registered nurses in the correctional healthcare workforce. The study will use a mixed methods approach, combining surveys and interviews to compare gender differences in occupational exposures, role expectations, and health behaviors. The results will help identify interventions to reduce occupational health risks and promote the health and well-being of correctional nurses. 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        "raw_content": "The International Criminal Court: biased ...\nYou are here: The International Criminal Court: biased or simply misunderstood?\nOutreach & Campaigns Officer UNA-UK\nThe ICC was designed as a court of last resort to have jurisdiction over persons accused of some of the most abhorrent international crimes - genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. The court is currently investigating 11 situations: 10 of which are in Africa. These numbers have sparked backlash against the court, with accusations that it only investigates and prosecutes Africans. So, is the court biased or are we asking the wrong questions?\nThe ICC is also overseeing 9 preliminary examinations \u2013precursors to potential investigations. And the majority underway are not in Africa. Indeed in its two decades of operation the court has mounted investigations in 25 countries, 12 have been African.\nThe idea that the court turns a blind eye to perpetrators in other regions has gained traction across the African continent. Some political leaders have threatened to withdraw from the court: Burundi - the first and so far only to officially start the process of withdrawing - accused the court of being \u201ca political instrument and weapon used by the west to enslave other states\u201d. Others including South Africa and Gambia have expressed intent to quit as members of the court: Gambia declared its move to withdraw and then rejoined, while South Africa\u2019s position is unclear and is currently in the hands of a court case in SA.\nThe court can receive referrals from the UN Security Council (as seen in Libya and Sudan) but it mainly operates on the principle of consent. Indeed, the majority of African countries under current investigation (DRC, Uganda, Mali, CAR I, and CAR II) have arisen from self-referrals. In the case of Cote d\u2019Ivoire, it accepted the Court\u2019s ad hoc jurisdiction. Only in two of the African cases now open - Kenya and Burundi - has the ICC actually exercised its right to start investigations. The \u201cAfrican bias\u201d of the ICC is therefore in many cases a symptom of African enthusiasm for the ICC. Indeed, African support was central to the establishment of the International Criminal Court (ICC).\nThere are valid criticisms of ICC action: It relies on the cooperation of member states, including those the court may one day have to prosecute. It is also closely tied to the United Nations Security Council: Russia, China and the United States, three of the Permanent Five veto-wielding members of the UN SC have still refused to join the ICC and yet they can decide if the court can investigate atrocities committed by non-court signatories. This poses a legitimacy problem for an ostensibly global court and raises questions over its credibility.\nIf the ICC\u2019s ever going to rid the criticism it receives, it will require that the international community grapple with these political realities, rather than simply demanding that the prosecutor look elsewhere. So, rather than demanding that the ICC not pursue justice, primarily requested by Africans, in Africa, critics should be demanding that investigations elsewhere not be blocked.\nThe useful question to ask here would be: Why hasn\u2019t the ICC been able to exercise jurisdiction over atrocity situations outside of Africa? Two reasons come to light: many of these states have not joined the ICC and therefore do not recognise the court\u2019s jurisdiction (34 of 54 African UN member states are parties to the court. 89 of the 139 other UN member states are. While these proportions are similar, the 50 non-African states that have not joined the court include almost all the world\u2019s non-African fragile and conflict affected states). And states that have not joined are protected by veto-wielding powers at the UN Security Council.\nIt is also important to remember that the ICC is a court of last resort and that justice can and has been achieved through other pre-existing mechanisms. While political expediency remains l\u2019ordre du jour, we have seen forward strides in international justice. And ad hoc predecessors in Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia (which were established under the UN Security Council\u2019s authority) have helped pave the way. 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        "raw_content": "Top Stories, Value Investing\nMichael Mauboussin: Capital Allocation Outside The U.S.\nNovember 18, 2016 at 9:53 am by ValueWalk Team\nMichael Mauboussin on Capital Allocation Outside The U.S. \u2013 Evidence, Analytical Methods, and Assessment Guidance\nMichael Mauboussin is the author of The Success Equation: Untangling Skill and Luck in Business, Sports, and Investing (Harvard Business Review Press, 2012), Think Twice: Harnessing the Power of Counterintuition (Harvard Business Press, 2009) and More Than You Know: Finding Financial Wisdom in Unconventional Places-Updated and Expanded (New York: Columbia Business School Publishing, 2008). More Than You Know was named one of \u201cThe 100 Best Business Books of All Time\u201d by 800-CEO-READ, one of the best business books by BusinessWeek (2006) and best economics book by Strategy+Business (2006). He is also co-author, with Alfred Rappaport, of Expectations Investing: Reading Stock Prices for Better Returns (Harvard Business School Press, 2001).\nCapital Allocation Outside The U.S. \u2013 Evidence, Analytical Methods, and Assessment Guidance\nCapital allocation is a senior management team\u2019s most fundamental responsibility. The problem is that many CEOs don\u2019t know how to allocate capital effectively. The objective of capital allocation is to build long-term value per share.\nIn this report we examine the sources and uses of capital for Japan, Europe, Asia/Pacific excluding Japan, and Global Emerging Markets. This extends our analysis beyond the United States, which we discussed in a prior report.\nCountries or regions with a high return on invested capital (ROIC) can fund a substantial percentage of investment internally whereas those with low ROICs must rely more on external financing.\nCapital allocation is also determined by the largest sectors in a country\u2019s or a region\u2019s economy, the stage of economic development, cultural norms, and regulations.\nWe provide a framework for assessing a company\u2019s capital allocation skills, which includes examining past behaviors, understanding incentives, and considering the five principles of capital allocation.\nWe extend our analysis of capital allocation beyond the United States to other major world regions, including Japan, Europe, Asia/Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ), and Global Emerging Markets (GEM). For the most recent report, see Michael J. Mauboussin, Dan Callahan, and Darius Majd, \u201cCapital Allocation: Evidence, Analytical Methods, and Assessment Guidance,\u201d Credit Suisse Global Financial Strategies, October 19, 2016.\nCapital allocation is the most fundamental responsibility of a senior management team of a public corporation. The problem is that many CEOs, while almost universally well intentioned, generally don\u2019t know how to allocate capital effectively. The proper goal of capital allocation is to build long-term value per share. The emphasis is on building value and letting the stock market reflect that value. Companies that dwell on boosting their short-term stock price frequently make decisions that are at odds with building value.\nRegions and countries vary in the source of funding for capital. In general, high return on investment is associated with an ability to internally fund a substantial percentage of investments. Countries that largely finance investments internally include the U.S., the U.K., and Germany. Countries that require a higher proportion of external financing include France, Japan, and China.\nAcademic research shows that rapid asset growth is associated with poor total shareholder returns in most regions of the world. Further, companies that contract their assets often create substantial value per share. But these findings are more robust in developed markets than in developing markets. Making investments that earn a return in excess of the opportunity cost is the key to creating value.\nUltimately, the answer to all capital allocation questions is, \u201cIt depends.\u201d Most actions are either foolish or wise based on the price and value. Similar to investors, companies tend to buy when times are good and retreat when times are challenging, failing to take advantage of gaps between price and value.\nPast spending patterns are often a good starting point for assessing future spending plans. Once you know how a company spends money, you can dig deeper into management\u2019s decision-making process. Further, it is useful to calculate return on invested capital and return on incremental invested capital. These metrics can provide a sense of the absolute and relative effectiveness of management\u2019s spending.\nUnderstanding incentives for management is crucial. Assess the degree to which management is focused on building value and addressing agency costs.\nThe five principles of capital allocation include: zero-based capital allocation; fund strategies, not projects; no capital rationing; zero tolerance for bad growth; and know the value of assets and be prepared to take action.\nSummary of Global Capital Allocation\nMergers and acquisitions (M&A), capital expenditures, research and development (R&D), and net working capital are the uses of capital for internal investment. How companies invest internally varies substantially by region. (See Exhibit 1.) Here are some of the main observations based on spending in recent decades:\nM&A is the largest use of capital in the U.S., Europe, APEJ, and GEM, and the third largest use in Japan. The rarity of M&A in Japan is of particular note.\nCapital expenditures are the largest use of capital in Japan and the second largest use in the U.S., Europe, AJEJ, and GEM. The range in spending, measured as a percentage of sales, was five times as large for M&A as it was for capital expenditures.\nR&D is the second largest use of capital in Japan, the third largest in the U.S. and Europe, and the fourth largest in APEJ and GEM. Developed markets spend substantially more on R&D than developing markets do.\nNet working capital is the third largest use of capital in APEJ and GEM, and the smallest use in the U.S., Japan, and Europe. This disparity likely reflects the differences in the businesses in the respective economies.\nDivestitures play a significant role in all of the regions except for Japan, constituting roughly one-third the level of total M&A outside of Japan. They are also larger than dividends and share buybacks in all regions but Japan.\nDividends substantially exceed share buybacks in all regions except the U.S., where they have been roughly equivalent on average. Buybacks are fairly limited in Europe, APEJ, and GEM and insignificant in Japan.\nShare buybacks have been meaningful in countries that embrace the Anglo-Saxon model and inconsequential in nearly all other regions. This pattern reflects cultural and regulatory constraints.\nCapital allocation is the most fundamental responsibility of a senior management team of a public corporation. Successful capital allocation means converting inputs, including money, things, ideas, and people, into something more valuable than they would be otherwise. The net present value (NPV) test is a simple, appropriate, and classic way to determine whether management is living up to this responsibility. Passing the NPV test means that $1 invested in the business is worth more than $1 in the market. This occurs when the present value of the long-term cash flow from an investment exceeds the initial cost.\nWhy should value determine whether a management team is living up to its responsibility? There are two reasons. The first is that companies must compete. A company that is allocating its resources wisely will ultimately prevail over a competitor that is allocating its resources foolishly. The second is that inputs have an opportunity cost, or the value of the next best alternative. Unless an input is going to its best and highest use, it is underperforming relative to its opportunity cost.\nThe process of making inputs more valuable has a number of aspects. A logical starting point is a strategy. Properly conceived, a strategy requires a company to specify the trade-offs it will make to establish a position in the marketplace that creates value. A strategy also requires a company to align its activities with its positioning and to execute effectively.1\nSince a company\u2019s strategy is often already in place when a new chief executive officer (CEO) takes over, capital allocation generally becomes his or her main responsibility. While a proper and comprehensive discussion of capital allocation requires a consideration of intangible and human resources, our focus here is on how companies spend money.\nThe problem is that many CEOs, while almost universally well intentioned, don\u2019t know how to allocate capital effectively. Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, describes this reality in his 1987 letter to shareholders. He discusses the point of why it is beneficial for Berkshire Hathaway\u2019s corporate office to allocate the capital of the companies it controls. Buffett is worth quoting at length:2\nThis point can be important because the heads of many companies are not skilled in capital allocation. Their inadequacy is not surprising. Most bosses rise to the top because they have excelled in an area such as marketing, production, engineering, administration or, sometimes, institutional politics.\nOnce they become CEOs, they face new responsibilities. They now must make capital allocation decisions, a critical job that they may have never tackled and that is not easily mastered. To stretch the point, it\u2019s as if the final step for a highly-talented musician was not to perform at Carnegie Hall but, instead, to be named Chairman of the Federal Reserve.\nThe lack of skill that many CEOs have at capital allocation is no small matter: After ten years on the job, a CEO whose company annually retains earnings equal to 10% of net worth will have been responsible for the deployment of more than 60% of all the capital at work in the business.\nCEOs who recognize their lack of capital-allocation skills (which not all do) will often try to compensate by turning to their staffs, management consultants, or investment bankers. 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        "raw_content": "Chris Falkenstein\nVisit during the park\u2019s quietest season for unforgettable snowy beauty\nWith its iconic granite domes and spires etched in snow, and a hushed beauty that\u2019s both intimate and wild, Yosemite National Park makes a magical\u2014and surprisingly accessible\u2014winter getaway. And with crowds a distant summer memory, you can relax and take time to enjoy the snowy finery.\n\u201cOne of my favourite things about winter in the park is to walk around Yosemite Valley and see all of the families out building snowmen,\u201d says Ashley Meyer, spokesperson for the park. \u201cSome of these folks are experiencing snow for the first time\u2014you can see the excitement in their eyes.\u201d\nBut it\u2019s by no means all DIY fun at Yosemite in winter. The park offers a full slate of seasonal activities: ranger-led snowshoe walks, special dinners, ice-skating at the valley\u2019s Half Dome Village (formerly Curry Village), winter photography workshops, and starry night sky events. Go sledding at play areas near the park\u2019s main entrance, or take the family skiing at the park's low-key ski area, near the historic Big Trees Lodge (formerly the Wawona Hotel) at the park's south entrance.\n\u201cYou can\u2019t get much more wintry than Yosemite\u2019s Ostrander Ski Hut, a 1941 two-story stone structure nestled in a remote glacial cirque at an elevation of 8,500 feet.\u201d\nWhile some high-country routes do close for the winter (usually November through June or even later in heavy snow years), you can still get to the park\u2014especially Yosemite Valley\u2014on well-maintained roads. If storms do blow in, you might need 4WD or tire chains, so be prepared (check current road conditions here). Another option: Ditch the winter driving entirely and catch the daily Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System (YARTS) bus from Merced. Once you get to the park, you can expect everything from sunny, 15\u00b0 C days to blustery winter storms and plunging temperatures, so pack accordingly.\nIf it gets too chilly for you, head to the Valley\u2019s interpretive center to learn about natural and human history in the region. A small theater regularly shows the short movie Spirit of Yosemite, and exhibits fill the Indian Cultural Museum. Also stop by the Ansel Adams Gallery to see works by one of California\u2019s photographic legends.\nMost lodgings in and around the park stay open year-round, with many offering special events and packages. Plan well ahead to join annual Bracebridge Dinners\u2014holiday extravaganzas with music and feasting\u2014at the park\u2019s grand dame hotel, The Majestic Yosemite (formerly The Ahwahnee). The Majestic Yosemite also hosts two multi-day events focusing on food and wine: Chefs Holidays and Vintners Holidays. Wawona Hotel also stays open through winter, and it\u2019s a great place to try cross-country skiing or snowshoeing. (Snowshoe and ski rentals and lessons are available at Yosemite Cross-Country Ski School.) And you can\u2019t get much more wintry than Yosemite\u2019s Ostrander Ski Hut, a 1941 two-story stone structure nestled in a remote glacial cirque at elevation 2,590 metres. The hut has basic overnight accommodations and cooking facilities for up to 25 adventurers who don\u2019t balk at the 16-kilometre cross-country ski or snowshoe tromp from the cross-country ski school to reach the hut. It\u2019s so popular, in fact, that it requires a lottery system for reservations.\nAhwahnee events in winter\nYARTS routes and trips\nWinter Activities in Yosemite National Park\nOstrander Hut & Winter Camping\nYosemite National Park \u2013 More Information\nYosemite/Mariposa County Tourism Bureau\nFamous for its plunging waterfalls and massive granite faces, this unparalleled parkland, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1984, attracts 4 million visitors each year\u2014with good reason. Nearly the size of Rhode Island and covering more than 284,899 hectares, it features unforgettable natural beauty, from the sheer walls of Yosemite Valley to the alpine beauty of Tuolumne Meadows.\nJohn Dickey/TandemStock.com\nThe El Capitan free-solo rock climber explains his love for Yosemite and more California favorites\nOn June 3, 2017, Honnold became the first person to ever ascend El Capitan, the 915-metre granite wall in Yosemite National Park, without the use of ropes, a harness, or a safety net of any kind. His free-solo feat, long considered inconceivable within the rock-climbing world, sealed the 31-year-old\u2019s status as the best rock climber who has ever lived. Climber, filmmaker, and Honnold\u2019s close friend Jimmy Chin documented the climb, which took just under four hours, for a National Geographic feature story and feature film.\nHonnold was born in Sacramento and grew up with the Sierra Nevada as his mountain playground. He began climbing when he was 11, and at 19 left his studies at UC Berkeley to devote himself to his rock-climbing pursuits. Yosemite has been a second home to Honnold, who has notched some of his greatest climbing achievements there, including a solo of Yosemite\u2019s Triple Crown\u2014Mt. Watkins, El Capitan, and Half Dome\u2014while living out of his van.\nEven Honnold doubted the probability of a totally unsupported ascent of \u201cEl Cap,\u201d one of the world\u2019s most iconic climbing destinations. \u201cI think it\u2019s important to let yourself feel that doubt, because I didn\u2019t want to put pressure on myself,\u201d he said, in a post-climb interview with Men\u2019s Journal. \u201cBut, I knew I had to at least practice it and see if it was possible, otherwise I\u2019d have always wondered whether I could, or should, have gone for it.\u201d\nDespite the international celebrity that followed, Honnold has maintained his self-proclaimed \u201csimple dirtbag-climber existence,\u201d living in his van in his favourite place on earth.\nWhere do you live? I\u2019m from Sacramento, but have spent basically my whole life travelling and living out of my van. I spend more time in Yosemite than any other place\u2014often three months or more a year.\nWhy there? Yosemite has the best climbing on earth.\nWhat is your greatest California love? The Sierra Nevada. I grew up there and spent my whole life playing in the mountains. The smell of the dry pine forest around Tahoe and the High Sierra\u2014that feels like home to me. There are so many [climbing] opportunities with big mountains, and the rock is so good. The sheer walls in the Sierra are unlike any other mountain range in the United States. The whole Eastern Sierra just drops off with several thousand-foot walls. It\u2019s amazing for climbing.\nWhat is the biggest misperception about Californians? A lot of people just think about Hollywood, surf culture and the beach. Obviously, that is California, but for me it\u2019s 100 percent mountain-focused.\nWhat is the stereotype that most holds true? That there\u2019s crazy traffic, especially in the Bay Area and Los Angeles.\nWhat is your favorite Golden State splurge? There\u2019s so much great food and fresh produce in California. The Mexican and Asian food is so good.\nTime for a road trip\u2014where are you going? I\u2019d go up north on the coast. There\u2019s a lot of rock up there I haven\u2019t seen.\nIf you could decree an official state culinary experience, what would it be? I would decree Asian noodles. I love eating them. L.A. and the Bay Area are amazing for food and have the best options.\nBest California song? Californication\u201d by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.\nHow would your California dream day unfold? I live my dream day. Wake up in Yosemite, pedal my bicycle down to El Capitan (which is the biggest rock wall in the world), and go climb it. Afterwards, I hang out with my friends in the Valley and socialize.\nGuided Adventures Yosemite\nSee a natural wonder framed by waterfalls\nThis geologic marvel, a 4,000-foot/1,220-meter-deep trough lined by towering cliffs and glacially sculpted, polished rock, is the prized jewel of Yosemite National Park. Although glacially carved valleys with similar features exist elsewhere in the world, none can compete with what legendary naturalist John Muir called \u201cIncomparable Valley.\u201d\n\"Take a seat to watch the setting sun cast its rosy glow on world-famous Half Dome\"\nBesides it\u2019s natural beauty, Yosemite Valley is home to black bears, mule deer, and chipmunks\u2014along with several hundred year-round park employees and thousands of visitors throughout the year. Newcomers may be surprised to find Yosemite Valley has a dentist\u2019s office, jail, courtroom, auto garage, and church, as well as the more expected mix of lodgings, campgrounds, restaurants, and other guest services. For visitors, there\u2019s no shortage of things to do. Organized activities run the gamut from ranger-led nature walks to evening theater, from ice skating to photography seminars, from Indian basket making to rock climbing lessons and river rafting. To create your own adventure, set out on one of dozens of hiking trails, pedal paved bike paths to Mirror Lake and other sites, or just take a seat to watch the setting sun cast its rosy glow on world-famous Half Dome.\nLodging, Dining, and Activities\nYosemite Valley Campground Reservations\nLake Sabrina Hiking\nSee an eye-candy banquet of peaks and precipices\nThe commanding vista from Glacier Point, a 7,214-foot/2,199-meter granite precipice that dramatically reaches out over Yosemite Valley, takes in the park\u2019s most famous landmarks\u2014Half Dome, Clouds Rest, Liberty Cap, Vernal and Nevada Falls, and the surrounding High Sierra. For many park visitors, it\u2019s the single most I-gotta-take-a-picture spot in Yosemite. Getting to Glacier Point takes about an hour by car or bus from Yosemite Valley, or you can earn the view by hiking the strenuous-but-scenic Four-Mile Trail.\nGlacier Point has an outdoor amphitheater for evening ranger talks, an imposing log cabin housing a snack stand and gift shop, and a small stone building known as the Geology Hut that was built in 1924 as a trailside museum. Now it\u2019s a near-requirement for photo opps. The hut\u2019s framed view of Half Dome, North Dome, and the Merced River canyon is unforgettable. Come here for sunset, when Half Dome blushes pink.\nAlong the road to Glacier Point are nearly a dozen trailheads for easy day-hikes. Families enjoy the easy Taft Point and Sentinel Dome trails, which begin at the same parking lot but head in opposite directions. Sentinel Dome, a granite dome at 8,122 feet/2,475 meters, offers a breathtaking perspective on Yosemite Falls as part of its 360-degree panorama. Taft Point\u2019s view is completely different: a head-on look at El Capitan and a stomach-churning view of the Yosemite Valley floor, 3,500 feet/1,067 meters below. Hold on to the railing (and your kids!) while you peer over it.\nNote that Glacier Point is closed by snow, typically November to early May, but it\u2019s a great route for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing.\nWaterfalls and firefalls\nSee thundering cascades trimmed with mist rainbows or even 'fire'\nAmong Yosemite\u2019s many bragging rights, its waterfalls rank high. In the list of the world\u2019s 20 tallest waterfalls, Yosemite Valley scores three spots for Yosemite Falls, Sentinel Fall, and Ribbon Fall. Yosemite Falls holds the undisputed title of the tallest waterfall in North America. It\u2019s a challenging hike to the top of the 729-metre falls, but fortunately it\u2019s an impressive view from the base to\u2014an easy and scenic 1.6-km loop that should be on everyone\u2019s bucket list. Speaking of buckets, bring your rain gear April-June when snowmelt makes the falls boom, and overspray soaks much of the viewing area.\nAs for Yosemite\u2019s other falls, they all have their undeniable allure. An easy walk to 189-metre Bridalveil Falls takes you to an overlook point below its billowing cascade. A more demanding hike to Vernal and Nevada Falls ascends granite steps to the brink of two massive drops, where you can watch the entire Merced River plunge over the rocky ledge. (Adhere to all safety signs and stay behind all ropes and signs.) On the park\u2019s south side near Wawona, Chilnualna Falls tumbles over a series of granite ledges.\nTo see Yosemite at its watery best, time your trip for snowmelt\u2014usually April to June. February, however, often offers a special treat: the Firefall, which looks like a stream of orange lava flowing down the side of El Capitan. It happens at Horsetail Fall, a waterfall east of Bridalveil and Ribbon falls, whose season typically lasts from winter through early spring.\nThe Firefall phenomenon, which tends to happen over the course of about three weeks, literally reflects the convergence of clear skies and the right amount of snowmelt. As sunset nears, the mist catches the sun rays and creates a fabulous optical illusion that lasts up to 10 minutes, making for some dazzling pictures. Get the best views from the El Capitan Picnic Area, less than three kilometres from Yosemite Valley Lodge(formerly the Yosemite Lodge). Celebrate afterward with a Firefall cocktail (hot chocolate with tequila, cr\u00e8me de cocoa, and pasilla chile) at the Majestic Yosemite Hotel\u2019s lounge.\nSix Great Lake Tahoe Hikes\nTaste of Yosemite\nExperience one of California\u2019s most magical winter settings, the Majestic Yosemite Hotel...\nEnter Yosemite Valley to travel back in time to Christmas Past. Heraldic horns sound throughout Yosemite National Park's elegant...\nBrandon Levinger/Flickr\nThe solitude-seekers' high-country escape\nOne of the most photographed regions of Yosemite, Tuolumne Meadows is a wide, grassy expanse bounded by high granite domes and peaks. At elevation 8,600 feet/2,627metres, pristine meadow extends for more than two miles/3.2 km along the Tuolumne River, making it the largest subalpine meadow in the Sierra Nevada. From its tranquil edges, hiking trails lead in all directions\u2014to the alpine lakes set below the spires of Cathedral and Unicorn Peaks, to a series of roaring waterfalls on the Tuolumne River, and to the summits of lofty granite domes with commanding vistas of the high country.\nWhile Tuolumne is the cornerstone of a vast playground for hikers and backpackers, it\u2019s also a great spot for visitors who simply want to take in the scenery. The meadow\u2019s small visitor center, housed in a historic cabin, features exhibits that focus on the area's geology, wildflowers, and wildlife. Want to picnic? In summer, visit the highest elevation convenience shop in the state: the remarkable Tuolumne Meadows Store, with groceries, bug repellent, clothing items, maps, and guidebooks housed in a seasonal canvas tent. Under the same tent is the Tuolumne Meadows Grill, serving hearty breakfasts and lunches, including unforgettable buckwheat pancakes. Ice cream cones are big sellers on warm afternoons. Nearby, the Tuolumne Meadows Lodge offers tent-style overnight accommodations and sit-down meals.\nVisit a noble lodge and monument to 1920s luxury\nIt costs a bundle to spend the night, but there\u2019s no charge for wandering inside, taking in the splendour of this 1920s-era hotel. This National Historic Landmark in Yosemite Valley has several \u201cpublic rooms\u201d where visitors can soak up its 1927 architecture, designed by Gilbert Stanley Underwood. Everything in the Majestic Yosemite (formerly Ahwahnee) is built on a grand scale, from the massive hand-stencilled timber beams to sandstone fireplaces so large you could hold a tea party inside. Adorning this hefty structure are colourful stained-glass windows, Native American tapestries and baskets, Turkish kilim rugs, and Yosemite-inspired 19th-century paintings depicting the park\u2019s waterfalls and giant sequoia trees.\nMany famous people have slept in the Majestic Yosemite, including John F. Kennedy, Greta Garbo, Queen Elizabeth II, and Winston Churchill. It\u2019s a worthy splurge to stay in one of its 123 rooms, suites, or cottages, but even if you don\u2019t, you can still book a table for the sumptuous Sunday brunch at the Majestic Yosemite Dining Room, or simply sit by the fireplace in the Great Lounge, look up at the wrought-iron chandeliers dropping from the dining room\u2019s 10-metre, richly painted ceilings, or enjoy a cocktail at the bar. Free one-hour guided tours of the Majestic Yosemite are offered throughout the year; check with the hotel's concierge desk for a current schedule.\nNational Historic Landmarks in the park\nWawona & Mariposa Grove\nTime-travel to Yosemite's past\nWhen the Native Americans travelled between the foothills and Yosemite Valley, Wawona was the halfway point on their journey. They called it Pallachun, meaning \u201ca good place to stay.\u201d This Indian encampment is now the small community of Wawona, home to the historic Big Trees Lodge (formerly known as the Wawona Hotel) and a private community of mountain cabins, many available to rent. Stay overnight (to relax on the wide veranda on one of the hotel\u2019s Adirondack chairs is a Sierra rite of passage), or just spend a day in the area.\nThe hotel reflects its 19th century roots with lights and other details that echo the elegance of the era.\nIn summer, take a dip in nearby swimming holes, follow the switchback hiking trail to Chilnualna Falls, and get a history lesson at Pioneer Yosemite History Center (and take a horse-drawn carriage ride). The hotel itself has a small visitor centre with information on more area activities. In the evening, pianist and singer Tom Bopp performs vintage songs\u2014from cowboy tunes to sentimental ballads\u2014that span Yosemite's history.\nWawona is also adjacent to Yosemite National Park\u2019s south entrance\u2014which, as of summer 2018, also offers good access to the magnificent Mariposa Grove. The oldest of Yosemite\u2019s sequoia groves, Mariposa dates back to 1864, when Congress passed legislation to permanently preserve both the grove and Yosemite Valley. The grove\u2019s recent restoration was designed to revive ecological processes, protect wildlife, and minimise the impact of car traffic on the 500 mature giant sequoias. The restored grove has a consolidated parking area, farther away from the trees (catch the shuttle from the south entrance), and some roads have been turned into hiking trails, including a boardwalk walkway. You can also see giant sequoias in other parts of Yosemite: Visit Tuolumne Grove, on the Tioga Road just east of Crane Flat, and Merced Grove, located on Big Oak Flat Road east of the Big Oak Flat Entrance.\"\nMaria Ly/Flickr\nBe a rock star, or just be amazed by them\nYosemite is well known as a mecca for rock climbers, but even experienced climbers can be daunted by their first glimpse at Yosemite Valley's massive vertical walls. For hands-on instruction, sign up with Yosemite Mountaineering School and Guide Service, which conducts seminars and classes for beginning, intermediate, and advanced climbers from mid-April to October each year. Classes meet daily in Yosemite Valley and Tuolumne Meadows; equipment rentals are available.\n\"Scan the face of massive El Capitan (\u201cThe Captain\u201d in Spanish) to see impossibly tiny climbers ascending the almost sheer face.\"\nIf you'd rather watch rock climbers than do it yourself, head to El Capitan Meadow. Set up a camp chair and scan the face of massive El Capitan (\u201cThe Captain\u201d in Spanish) to see impossibly tiny climbers ascending the almost sheer face. Ever since this 3,593-foot/1,095-metre rock face was first climbed successfully in the 1950s, a succession of bold adventurers have inched their way to the top. Most do it in three to five days; their nights are spent sleeping on ledges or tethered into hammocks (watch for the glimmer of their headlamps as they get ready to tuck in for the night). However, a brazen new breed of speed climbers has completed the ascent of \u201cThe Nose,\u201d one of El Cap\u2019s best-known climbing routes, in just a few hours. But fast isn't always the way to go. Rock climbers Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson made history in January 2015 when they became the first to free-climb El Cap's Dawn Wall, long considered the most difficult rock climb in the world. The remarkable feat, in which climbers only use ropes and harnesses for safety and depend solely on their strength and talent to ascend, took 19 grueling days.\nSouthern Yosemite Mountain Guides\nSupertopo Yosemite Climbing Information\nBrian Holsclaw/Flickr\nShuttles and tram tours make it easy\nWant someone else to drive you around Yosemite? Smart idea. The park offers a wide range of public transportation, from free shuttle buses to fee-based tours. Free shuttles run throughout Yosemite Valley daily (until 10 p.m. in summer), shorter hours in winter. Simply hop on the shuttles at any one of 19 stops; buses run about every 10 to 20 minutes. Free shuttle buses also access Highway 120, the Tioga Pass Road, in summer.\nThe park\u2019s most popular fee-based tour is the year-round Valley Floor Tour, a two-hour, 26-mile/42 km trip through Yosemite Valley, offering easy viewing of famous sights like Yosemite Falls, Half Dome, El Capitan, and Bridalveil Falls. A guide narrates the tour while you sit in an open-air tram and enjoy unobstructed views. (In winter, the tour takes place in an enclosed bus.) Other routes access Glacier Point, Wawona, Mariposa Grove, and Tuolumne Meadows. Great tip for hikers: take the bus to Glacier Point or Tuolumne Meadows, then hike back to the valley.\nTo really leave the driving to someone else, consider getting to the park via public transit. The Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System (YARTS) operates year-round on Highway 140 out of Merced, with summer service from the north in Sonora and from the east in Mammoth Lakes. Each route has multiple stops, including in gateway towns. Once you arrive at Yosemite, you can use the park\u2019s shuttle system.\nBus & shuttle information for Yosemite National Park\nGuided Bus Tours in Yosemite National Park\nHistoric sites, booming wine country, and delicious food\nGetting to Yosemite can add a lot to your trip\u2014if you take time to explore the historic towns on your way to the park. Many of these Gold Rush era communities have seen a jolt of new energy, thanks in part to booming wine country, a new focus on farm-to-table dining and food products, and a growing interest in leaving big cities to create new lives in smaller, rural communities with strong bonds and wide open spaces and opportunities. Here are a few worthwhile stops on the major routes into the park:\nHighways 49 and 120: Visit Sonora and nearby Columbia State Historic Park, with outstanding recreations of Gold Rush era life and a chance to try your hand at gold-panning. Continue south to Jamestown to board an antique steam locomotive for a ride around Railtown 1897 State Historic Park. At Highway 120, climb to the alpine town of Groveland and the Iron Door Saloon, a onetime post office building that has welcomed folks on their way to and from Yosemite since 1896.\nHighway 120 (Tioga Pass). This spectacular drive over the Eastern Sierra and 9,945-foot/3,031-metre Tioga Pass leads to the trails, granite domes and wildflowers of Tuolumne Meadows. Before you start the climb east from Lee Vining, or if you are heading to the park from Mammoth Lakes (about 25 miles/40 kms south on U.S. 395), visit Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve and its otherworldly limestone formations, then tuck into a meal at one-of-a-kind Whoa Nellie Deli. Note: Highway 120 (and the deli) close for winter, typically November to May).\nHighway 41: Climb from Fresno and into rolling foothills and the Madera Wine Trail, with more than a dozen vineyards and friendly tasting rooms. Next up is Oakhurst and the remarkable Ch\u00e2teau du Sureau luxury lodging and companion restaurant, Erna\u2019s Elderberry House Restaurant. Nearby, justly popular Bass Lake feels a bit like a mini Lake Tahoe, with boating, fishing, and lakeside lodging and camping. Beyond Oakhurst, Highway 41 winds and climbs nearly 3,000 feet/914 metres to tiny Fish Camp, (population 59), where you can ride the scenic Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad. From Wawona, continue on Highway 41 north to El Portal and legendary Tunnel View, a panoramic vista of Yosemite Valley that takes the breathe away of even the most seasoned Sierra traveller.\nHighway 140: From Merced, Highway 140 leads to the wineries of the Sierra Foothill appellation, known for rich, chocolate-y Zinfandels. In the town of Mariposa, see a nearly 14-pound/6.4-kg crystalline gold nugget at the California State Mining and Mineral Museum. The route then follows the wild and scenic Merced River before reaching El Portal on the national park boundary.\nLee Vining visitor\u2019s centers\nMajestic Yosemite in winter by btwashburn/Flickr\nMajestic Winter Events\nSpirited celebrations brighten the frosty months\nHeading the bill each winter at the Majestic Yosemite Hotel (formerly Ahwahnee) is the annual Bracebridge Dinner, a lavish 18th-century English Christmas celebration featuring more than 100 performers and a seven-course feast. The December show, a loose adaptation of an episode from Washington Irving's Sketch Book, has been held every year at the Majestic Yosemite since 1927. The four-hour program features music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance rituals, traditional yuletide decorations, and plentiful food, song, and mirth. The event is held for less than a dozen nights in mid- to late December, so tickets tend to sell out fast.\nOther popular winter events at the Majestic Yosemite include the Vintners' Holidays and Chef\u2019s Holidays; for both events, the hotel\u2019s Great Lounge is transformed into a culinary classroom. Vintners\u2019 Holidays, a celebration of winemakers\u2019 fall harvests with two-day sessions of wine tastings, seminars, and a gala five-course dinner, are held in November and December. At Taste of Yosemite in November, California's finest chefs strut their stuff during an hour-long skills demonstration; the master chefs then prepare a gala dinner for all. One of the perks for attendees is insider access to the Majestic Yosemite's kitchen. 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        "raw_content": "What We Know: The Orlando Shooting\nPolice stand in front of one of the houses that officials indicated was connected to the Orlando shooter in Port St. Lucie, Florida, U.S. June 12, 2016.\n- A man identified by police as 29-year-old Omar Mateen killed 49 people early Sunday at a nightclub in Orlando, Florida. Another 53 people were hospitalized, many of them in critical condition.\n- More than 300 people were at the club, called Pulse, celebrating Latin Night. Minutes after the shooting began around 2 a.m., a post on the club's Facebook page said, \"Everyone get out of Pulse and keep running.\"\n- Mateen called the 911 emergency number and claimed allegiance with the Islamic State group. Islamic State later said through its media arm that the attack was carried out by one of its fighters. The exact level of their coordination, if any, is not yet clear.\n- FBI Director James Comey said there are \"strong indications of radicalization\" by Mateen and said the FBI is investigating his life to see if there was anyone else involved either in directing or assisting him. He said, \"So far, we see no indication that this was a plot directed from outside the United States\" or that Mateen \"was part of any network.\"\n- Comey said Mateen was questioned by the FBI in 2013 and 2014, but investigators found nothing to warrant any charges. He said Mateen's coworkers expressed concern about him in 2013 when Mateen spoke of a wish to martyr himself. FBI investigators looked into the matter for 10 months before closing the investigation. Comey said Mateen's name resurfaced again in 2014 when a slight connection became known between Mateen and a suicide bomber from the radical group, al-Nusra.\n- Authorities say Mateen used a handgun and an AR-15 rifle during the attack that lasted about three hours. He held 30 hostages who were rescued by police. Mateen died around 5 a.m. in a shootout with SWAT officers.\n- Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer called Sunday \"probably the most difficult day\" in the city's history.\n- Orlando police have released the names of about half of the victims, only those whose families have been notified so far. The dead range in age from 20 to 50 years old.\nUS Presidential Candidates React to Orlando Massacre\nShooting Renews Focus on How to Identify, Stop Extremist Attacks\nMourners Gather at White House for Orlando Vigil",
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        "raw_content": "Volunteer in Portugal with International Volunteer HQ on a range of volunteer projects, including Youth Support, Wolf Conservation and Food Rescue. IVHQ's volunteer opportunities in Portugal are located throughout the wider city area of Lisbon with\u200b\u200b \u200bWolf Conservation volunteers based in Mafra. With low volunteer program fees and top rated volunteer projects, you will not find a more affordable and trustworthy volunteer travel organization in Portugal.\nMost affordable fees - as the world leader in affordable volunteer travel, we\u2019re able to keep our fees low by partnering with a local organization in Portugal to support meaningful community projects and local employment.\nThe IVHQ Portugal Program is located in Lisbon, the capital and largest city in Portugal. Volunteers are required to fly into Lisbon Airport (LIS), which is a 7 to 10 hour flight from most major airports in Canada. Volunteer placements are located throughout the wider city area of Lisbon with\u200b\u200b \u200bWolf Conservation volunteers based in Mafra. Volunteers travel to their placements from the volunteer accommodation via public transport or by foot.\nP\u200bl\u200bease note, the Construction and Renovation project incurs a one-off surcharge of US$300 (approximately CA$380) to cover resources, supplies and additional supervision. This will be quoted in your program fees when you apply for the program.\nAs part of the Environmental Scuba Diving project volunteers complete internationally recognized SSI (Scuba Schools International) diving certifications. The certifications that volunteers will complete depends on their current diving experience as well as their chosen program duration. The courses range from Open Water Diver through Advanced Adventurer, and specialties such as Buoyancy, Marine Ecology, Fish ID are also available for volunteers who have completed the Open Water and Advanced certification courses. The program fee covers the cost of the required SSI online and in person training, full scuba equipment, and volunteers supervision from an experienced dive instructor. The program is open to beginners without any diving experience, however volunteers will have to learn the fundamentals and safety measures before engaging in any type of conservation activities.\nThe Food Rescue project provides volunteers with the opportunity to join the efforts of a community movement aiming to eliminate food waste and end hunger. Volunteers support a network of centers to recover food, in good condition, from local restaurants and supermarkets and then re-distribute the food among families, elderly and homeless in need. The Food Rescue project works across over 20 centers in Lisbon with the largest serving meals to around 300 people every day.\nThere are many underfunded organizations within Lisbon that aim to provide youth with a safe place to go after school, where they can come together, interact and take part in various activities. Many of the youth in this project come from underprivileged backgrounds and a key role for volunteers is to simply spend time with them, being a positive role model and having an interest in them and their future as this is something that many of them have never experienced before. Volunteers can expect to work with youth who mainly vary in age from 11 to 18 years, depending on your placement, alongside the organization staff and other volunteers. Volunteers\u200b \u200b\u200bon the Youth Support project\u200b\u200b \u200bhelp by assisting with homework, teaching English, computer training, helping with craft and art, and assisting with any other work that needs to be done at the organization. There is also\u200b \u200b\u200bthe opportunity\u200b\u200b on this project\u200b \u200bto\u200b\u200b \u200bwork with underprivileged and teenage mothers\u200b \u200bwho\u200b\u200b \u200bv\u200bolunteer\u200bs assist \u200bby teaching English \u200bor by taking care of their babies while they are studying or working. During the school holidays, volunteers may also help with outside activities including trips to the beach, games and other activities.\nOn the Wolf Conservation project, you will work in a conservation center focusing on wolf conservation, education and also preserving the environment for wolves. The wolves which live at the conservation center arrive from zoos, illegal trapping or illegal captivity, and are not able to be released into the wild. The wolves are housed within large enclosures with the aim of providing a life as similar as possible to what the wolves would experience in the wild. You will participate in a wide range of tasks at the center including; assisting with animal feeding, checking water, maintenance of the center, fire prevention, cleaning, observing wolf behavior and movement, assisting with visiting school groups, clearing Eucalyptus trees, reforestation, and monitoring of visitors.\nThe Wolf Conservation project is located about 30 minutes outside of Lisbon. You will be accommodated at the center and local staff will guide you in your daily work. Work takes place at different times of day, depending on the season and weather, and the necessary tasks taking place at the time. It\u2019s important to note that you will not have any direct contact with the wolves and that work hours can be up to a full day, depending on tasks occurring within the conservation center at the time.\nVolunteers on the Wolf Conservation project can participate for 2 - 4 weeks, most of the year. However, due to capacity limitations and limited work during the summer months, we are only able to offer a 2 week duration from May through September. This project is also not available over the month of January or the month of December, as the conservation center is closed to the public during this period.\nAfter you have registered for the program, please book your flights to arrive at Lisbon Airport (LIS). Canadian travelers are eligible to gain a 90 day tourist stamp on arrival into Portugal. Your airport pick-up is included in your Program Fee. Volunteers under the age of 18 are required to travel with written consent from both parents or guardians in order to enter Portugal. Volunteers under the age of 18 who require a pre-arranged visa will also need their visa application to be signed by a parent or guardian.\nIf you are traveling in Portugal prior to your volunteer program, we can arrange for you to be picked up from a prearranged location in Lisbon on the day before your program orientation.\nOrientation is hosted by our Portugal team at the accommodation in Cascais. It begins the morning of your chosen start date and lasts for a full day. The orientation covers everything you need to know for your volunteer program in Portugal \u2013 Introduction to Portugal, Culture and Customs, Rules and Expectations, Safety, Travel Opportunities, Introduction to Project and Placement as well as a tour of the local area. The orientation will also give you a chance to sign up for Portuguese language lessons, if you\u2019re on a Lisbon based project, and to meet other volunteers with whom you can swap contact details for weekend travel and socializing.\nVolunteers on most projects are accommodated in a dormitory-style hostel located in Lisbon. The hostel can accommodate up to 42 guests and you can expect to share a room with 4, 8 or 10 other volunteers of the same gender. During the busier months, a secondary accommodation is also used, which is a dormitory style hostel located on the coast in Cascais, just outside of Lisbon. This hostel can accommodate up to 70 guests and volunteers can expect to share a room with up to 11 other volunteers of the same gender. The hostels also cater to independent travelers who book rooms from time to time for varying lengths of stay.\nPrivate single, twin or double rooms in the \u200bhostels, with use of the communal bathrooms, can be arranged at an additional cost of \u20ac100 per week (about CA$150), and payment can be made in cash directly to the local team upon arrival. Private twin or double rooms for Wolf Conservation volunteers can also be arranged at an additional cost of \u20ac210 (about CA$290) per week. All accommodation upgrades are subject to availability.\nPortuguese food is delicious and during your time in Portugal, you will be sure to receive some incredible treats. Most volunteers are provided with three meals per day (breakfast, lunch and dinner). Breakfast is self-serve at the accommodation and generally includes tea, coffee, bread, cheese, ham, spreads, cereal, yoghurt and fruit. Lunch and Dinner will include local staples such as fish and chicken, as well as rice, pasta, vegetables, and salad. If your placement requires you to be away from the accommodation during lunch or dinner, these will be provided at your placement or you will take a packed meal. Tap water is fine to drink in Portugal, however bottled water is readily available if you prefer and you should budget approximately CA$12 per week for this.\n\u201cVolunteering in Portugal has re-energised me. I have new enthusiasm for my teaching job in England. I feel more confident when speaking Portuguese. At times I was out of my comfort zone, but I managed the situations better than I thought I would, therefore I am ready to push myself more when I return to work in England. The accommodation staff were great, they have lots of energy and were very happy to help me. My favorite moment from the volunteering experience was interacting with the kids at the youth club - they taught me more Portuguese in 4 days than I had learnt in 6 months! I was given the opportunity to develop my own sessions and the staff at the youth club had a lot of trust in me. The flexibility at the youth club was great so I could experience different parts of Lisbon too. It is a shame that I could only stay for one week, I was starting to build some good relationships with the kids and staff, and I will definitely return in the future.\u201d \u2013 Andrew Britton (Youth Support in Portugal)\nVolunteers who are under 18 years old will be required to provide IVHQ with two seperate parental/guardian consents from each of their parents/guardians and two character reference letters in order to participate on the program, and may be asked to provide additional documentation to the local team. 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        "raw_content": "Every business has its own jargon and fleet management and logistics is no exception. When you start to combine that with software that helps you to do the job, there are even more unfamiliar terms to deal with.\nWe thought that it would be a good idea to demystify some of the phrases we use all the time and we\u2019ve started with our list of FAQs. If you have any more to add, let us know!\nAt its most basic level, fleet management involves managing your business vehicles to make sure your fleet operates efficiently. Of course, how that works in practice depends on the type of vehicles your business has and how you use them. You might have anything from company cars provided to your employees, to a fleet of HGVs carrying out deliveries. For some companies, fleet management even extends to trains, ships and planes.\nUltimately, effective fleet management means ensuring that you get the best from your investment.\nTelematics is another name for a fleet tracking system so it often uses GPS. Whilst its most commonly used to track vehicles it can also monitor other parts of the vehicle, for example to check the movement of an articulated lorry trailer. Whilst GPS is usually the most accurate method, some systems also use odometry which uses data from motion sensors on the vehicle.\nTelematics insurance is also becoming increasingly popular, even in private vehicles. It allows insurers to monitor a driver\u2019s performance and consider whether they\u2019re driving safely, adjusting their premiums to suit.\nHow Does the Technology Help Drivers?\nIt\u2019s easy to see the benefits of a fleet tracking system for a fleet manager, but drivers may feel that Big Brother is watching them. However, they can be confident that if any problems occurred on the road their vehicle tracker would allow the control centre to pinpoint their exact location and send assistance.\nOur FleetIQ system allows you to plan an optimal route for drivers and also makes dealing with paperwork more straightforward.\nWill the System Save Us Money?\nWe\u2019ve found that using fleet tracking in combination with electronic paperwork saves our clients\u2019 money. They can plan efficient delivery routes which lower fuel costs and also collect delivery data more efficiently. Following an audit, one of our clients found that they were losing approximately \u00a31,000 every week because missing paperwork prevented them from invoicing for completed deliveries.\nWe hope that\u2019s answered a few of your FAQs. If you\u2019d like to find out more about how to get set up and whether FleetIQ could work for your business, please feel free to get in touch with us.",
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        "raw_content": "Global product placement spend rises\nSTAMFORD: Global spending on product placement rose by 11.7% to $8.25bn last year, helped by a more structured approach to this strategy in emerging markets, according to PQ Media.\nThe data provider's latest Global Product Placement Spending Forecast reported that the fastest growth was seen in China, up by 27.2% to $103m in 2012, with both the Russian and Indian markets also recording expansions of more than 20%.\nBrazil grew more slowly than the other BRIC nations at just 13.4%, but with spending of $861m it was three times the size of the others three markets combined, and ranked second only to the US.\nIn Brazil's case, the telenovela was a key driver of growth, and this genre was also important in the rest of Latin America and the US Hispanic market.\nProduct placement has benefited from a rise in time-shifted video consumption in all markets, as advertisers seek new ways to reach viewers avoiding traditional ads.\nOne consequence of this, the report noted, has been the emergence of product placement agencies in BRIC countries to better integrate brands into TV programs and films.\n\"While headlines often tout the rapid growth of digital advertising and marketing via the internet and mobile devices, global brands continue to expand their investments in a media tactic that has been around for over 100 years,\" said Patrick Quinn, CEO, PQ Media.\n\"Marketers are compelled to spend their money on the most effective ways to engage more elusive, multitasking audiences using digital technology to consume content more often and to view advertising less frequently,\" he added.\nTV was the largest channel for product placements, attracting $5.37bn in 2012, a rise of 12.9% year on year. Expenditure on film placements rose by 8.1% in the same period to $1.66bn, driven by growth in regional markets, particularly China.\nOther categories also expanded rapidly from a low base. Online and mobile was up by 31.4% to $247m, while music integrations, covering placement in videos or inclusion in lyrics, increased by 22.7%.\nPQ Media predicted continued growth in 2013, with spending expected to rise 11.9%, thanks to sustained expansion in the BRICs and elsewhere \u2013 notably Australia, Mexico and South Korea \u2013 as well as more relaxed regulation in European and Asian markets.\nData sourced from PQ Media, additional content by Warc staff",
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        "raw_content": "Defying history, Moscow moves to defend Soviet war in Afghanistan\nSoviet soldiers fighting in Afghanistan in April 1988. (Alexander Sekretarev/AP)\nBy Vladimir Kara-Murza\nDemocracyPost contributor\nIt has been said that Russia is a country with an unpredictable past, as every new government tries to rewrite the historical narrative for its political advantage. In this, President Vladimir Putin\u2019s regime has been particularly active, launching a wholesale rehabilitation of the Soviet period early on. (One of Putin\u2019s first acts in office was restoring the Stalin-era national anthem.)\nLast month, Russian lawmakers took another big step in the same direction by approving a draft resolution that seeks to justify the Soviet Union\u2019s war in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1989. The formal vote on the measure \u2014 proposed jointly by lawmakers from the United Russia and Communist parties \u2014 will be held before the 30th anniversary of the withdrawal of Soviet troops on Feb. 15. Hailing the decision, Communist lawmaker Nikolai Kharitonov called it a victory for \u201chistorical truth.\u201d\nThe real historical truth \u2014 without quotation marks \u2014 was made public with the partial declassification of Soviet archives after 1991. The decision to invade Afghanistan was taken by the Politburo in December 1979; the measure was euphemistically titled \u201cOn the situation in \u2018A.\u2019 \u201d The first contingent of the USSR\u2019s 40th Army crossed the Amu Darya River into Afghanistan on Dec. 25. Two days later, the Afghan dictator Hafizullah Amin \u2013 whose request for assistance served as the pretext for the invasion \u2014 was murdered by Soviet special forces in Tajbeg Palace.\nThe war lasted for nearly a decade. Among its consequences were 1 million civilian casualties; the rise of Islamist fundamentalist groups (backed by the West as a counterweight to the Soviets); and the collapse of the Soviet economy, which precipitated the end of the Soviet Union, which is now so lamented by both Putin and the Communists. The estimated cost in human lives for the Soviet armed forces was 15,000 dead and 54,000 injured.\nMilitary casualties in Afghanistan were long a forbidden topic in the Soviet Union. At a meeting in July 1981, the Politburo expressly prohibited any commemorations for the Soviet war dead. Funerals for fallen servicemen were held in secret; relatives were forbidden to mark the place of death on the gravestones. (If they disobeyed, local officials removed the inscriptions.) Russian journalist Yevgeni Kiselev, who himself served in Afghanistan as a language instructor, recalls that the war was taboo on Soviet television as late as 1988. 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It was, in large measure, for that condemnation that he was confined to the closed city of Gorky between January 1980 and December 1986.\n\u201cI am proud of that exile in Gorky, it was an award for me,\u201d Sakharov said at the session of the Congress of People\u2019s Deputies \u2014 the Soviet Union\u2019s first semi-freely elected parliament \u2014 in June 1989. \u201cThe war in Afghanistan was a criminal gamble.\u201d In December of that year, the Congress of People\u2019s Deputies passed a resolution of \u201cmoral and political condemnation\u201d of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. It was signed by Mikhail Gorbachev, in his capacity as chairman of the Supreme Soviet, on December 24.\nIt is that statement that Russia\u2019s legislature, the Duma, is now preparing to declare null and void. The draft resolution holds that the 1989 condemnation went against \u201chistorical justice,\u201d and that Soviet military action in Afghanistan was conducted \u201cin full accordance with the norms of international law.\u201d\nIf the Kremlin is serious about \u201cnullifying\u201d the basic facts of 20th-century history, it has great scope for legislative action. The other decisions it may want to revisit include the condemnation of Stalinism at the 1956 Communist Party congress; the condemnation of the World War II-era Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact by the same Congress of People\u2019s Deputies in 1989; the recognition of the 1940 Soviet takeover of the Baltic States as an annexation, made in the 1991 Russia-Lithuania treaty signed by President Boris Yeltsin and ratified by the Russian parliament; Yeltsin\u2019s condemnation of the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia; and many others.\nSuch actions will not mean much, though \u2014 and not only because the legitimacy of those elected in between 1989 and 1991 was infinitely higher than that of the current rubber-stamp Duma. 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        "raw_content": "Is there such thing as a healthy dose of anxiety?\nIf you\u2019ve ever struggled with anxiety, you know how terrible it can be\u2014whether it manifests itself as a heart-racing, jumpy feeling, a nervous stomach, or a full-on panic attack. And while this doesn\u2019t exactly turn the experience into a walk through a field of roses, a new study does offer up one silver lining: According to new data, a moderate anxiety level can help you remember experiences better.\nRecently published in the journal Brain Sciences, researchers at the University of Waterloo studied 80 college students, who all completed a Depression Anxiety Stress Scale test, so researchers could pinpoint their anxiety levels. Then, the participants were asked to complete a task. Some\u2014picked at random\u2014were given an easy task while others had a much harder one. The researchers saw that the participates with a middling anxiety level performed the best.\n\u201cThere is an optimal level of anxiety that is going to benefit your memory, but we know from other research that high levels of anxiety can cause people to reach a tipping point.\u201d \u2014Myra Fernandes, the study\u2019s co-author\n\u201cTo some degree, there is an optimal level of anxiety that is going to benefit your memory, but we know from other research that high levels of anxiety can cause people to reach a tipping point, which impacts their memories and performance,\u201d says Myra Fernandes, the study\u2019s co-author.\nIf you think about it, the findings make sense. Having an emotional response to something can help it stick in your memory longer. But when the emotions are too heightened, it can actually take over, coloring the experience.\nThe study\u2019s findings don\u2019t exactly make having anxiety any more fun. But, hey, at least it\u2019s good for something\u2014in moderation.\nSpeaking of anxiety, find out how the ketogenic diet could help. Plus, how to calm your mind and gut in five minutes flat.\nHappiness & Confidence, Mental Health, news",
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        "raw_content": "Trump, At G-20 Summit, Signs Trade Deal With Canada, Mexico\nPresident Trump has signed a new trade agreement with the leaders of Canada and Mexico, as expected, today. The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, as the president calls it, replaces NAFTA and still needs to be ratified by Congress to have the force of law. President Trump is in Argentina for a meeting of the G-20 world leaders for this signing ceremony, among other meetings. And NPR's Scott Horsley has been watching it all from a distance. Hey there, Scott.\nINSKEEP: So what did you see and hear today?\nHORSLEY: It was sort of interesting to see the subtly different ways the three leaders talked about this agreement as they signed it. To President Trump, this is a brand new trade agreement, starting from scratch. To Enrique Pena Nieto, the Mexican president, it was sort of a modest updating of NAFTA to take into account digital commerce and things that weren't contemplated a quarter-century ago when NAFTA was negotiated.\nAnd to Canada's Justin Trudeau, it was sort of a defensive deal. We preserve the free trade that we already had and didn't see those tariff-free zones blown up, as President Trump had threatened to do. The prime minister refused to call this the USMCA, as President Trump has called it. Maybe he doesn't like having Canada in third position in that setup.\nINSKEEP: Oh, so the CUSMA might have been more to his liking. He might have gone for that.\nHORSLEY: He just referred to it as the new North American Free Trade Agreement. The biggest change this deal makes, really, is to the automotive sector, where it does put higher requirements on North American content, and in particular, high-wage content for vehicles to trade duty-free.\nINSKEEP: Well, let's give a listen to some of what Justin Trudeau had to say today.\nPRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU: The recent plant closures by General Motors, which affects thousands of Canadian and American workers and their families, are a heavy blow. Make no mistake. We will stand up for our workers and fight for their families and their communities.\nINSKEEP: Well, that's a really interesting point for Justin Trudeau to be making, Scott, because that was not necessarily a NAFTA-related closure by General Motors, but it does seem to be connected to some of the president's other trade policies.\nHORSLEY: Well, that's right. And of course, the president - President Trump argues that this new agreement will bring automotive jobs back to the United States. General Motors' announcement this week seems to cast some suspicion on that, and Prime Minister Trudeau, in particular, said the GM announcement is all the more reason to resolve the friction over steel and aluminum tariffs. This deal does not end the tariffs that the U.S. put on Canadian steel and aluminum. And General Motors has said that those steel and aluminum tariffs robbed it of a billion dollars in profits in the last year.\nINSKEEP: A reminder that the president is pushing on a lot of different trade buttons at once, but one of them was NAFTA. There have been these updates, these changes to NAFTA, including a new name - at least that the president embraces - although the president acknowledged today that the work is not done. Let's listen.\nPRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: I look forward to working with members of Congress and the USMCA partners. And I have to say, it's been so well-reviewed I don't expect to have very much of a problem.\nINSKEEP: Well, OK. It's been well-reviewed in some quarters, but he does need to get through Congress. And Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat who's somewhat sympathetic to some of the president's complaints about trade, said yesterday she's not for this.\nHORSLEY: It is never easy to pass a trade deal, so this will be no exception. It's interesting - this will now have to get through a Democratic House, as well as a Republican Senate. So it's going to be a bit of a tightrope walk for the administration, but that's something that trade representative Robert Lighthizer anticipated. And there is stuff in this agreement that will be more attractive, in some cases, to Democrats than to members of the president's own party.\nINSKEEP: Scott, always a pleasure talking with you. Thanks so much.\nHORSLEY: Good to be with you, Steve.\nINSKEEP: That's NPR White House correspondent Scott Horsley. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.",
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        "raw_content": "Two More Suspicious Packages Sent To Robert De Niro And Joe Biden\nBy David Greene & Hansi Lo Wang \u2022 Oct 25, 2018\nWe have confirmation now of two more suspicious packages that were found this morning. A law enforcement official says a suspicious package addressed to former Vice President Joe Biden was found in New Castle County, Del. And a spokesperson for the New York City Police Department confirms to NPR that another suspicious package was sent to the actor Robert De Niro, who is a prominent critic of President Trump. NPR's Hansi Lo Wang is in New York reporting on this story.\nHi there, Hansi.\nHANSI LO WANG, BYLINE: Good morning, David.\nGREENE: All right, let's go through these. Let's start with the package that was apparently sent to former Vice President Biden. What do we know at this point?\nWANG: Well, details are really still coming in. But what we know for sure is, as you mentioned, that it was sent to New Castle County, Del. And Delaware, of course, is the home state of former Vice President Joe Biden. And that was confirmed by a law enforcement source who spoke to our colleague Ryan Lucas.\nGREENE: And do we know anything about whether this is similar or connected to these other packages that were sent to prominent Democrats, like Hillary Clinton, yesterday that we've been speaking about this morning?\nWANG: Well, the source we spoke to - our colleague Ryan Lucas - did confirm that it does resemble other suspicious packages that have been discovered this week. And authorities are really still investigating exactly what's inside of it and what we may learn, the motives here.\nGREENE: The governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo - we spoke to him this morning. He was telling us about this package that was sent to Robert De Niro's home in Tribeca. He said that this, another one, seems to be similar to the other ones we've been talking about. What, so far, are police in New York saying about that one?\nWANG: Well, it was discovered around 4 a.m. Eastern - very early this morning. And it was discovered in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood. And NYPD, they stopped traffic, sent in a bomb squad. This was near the address of a restaurant owned by Robert De Niro. And the NYPD is telling me that it also is similar to other packages that have been discovered this week and, specifically, it contains a device that was similar to what was recovered from CNN's office in New York yesterday. And the NYPD described that device yesterday as an explosive device.\nGREENE: Are police saying anything yet about any possible suspects or what could be motivating someone to do this?\nWANG: Right now, not yet. But today's discoveries really fit a clear pattern that has emerged. You know, Robert De Niro, former Vice President Joe Biden - they joined a growing list of outspoken critics of President Trump, top Democrats. You know, it's really remarkable. This list includes, you know, former President Barack Obama, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former CIA Director John Brennan, former Attorney General Eric Holder, U.S. Congresswoman Maxine Waters and liberal philanthropist George Soros. These are all people who have received packages, bombs, this week.\nGREENE: Hansi, Governor Cuomo said that he was putting a lot of security in place at transportation hubs all around the city and around the state of New York. Are you feeling that this morning?\nWANG: Well, there have been some traffic disruptions, specifically in the Tribeca neighborhood. And certainly, NYPD is keeping a close watch because we don't know if there could be more packages discovered later today or later this week.\nGREENE: All right, Hansi Lo Wang, NPR correspondent based in New York City.\nHansi, thanks.",
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The White House and FEMA have been actively monitoring the wildfires to ensure that federal assistance is provided as quickly as possible.\nOn Saturday, the President declared that an emergency exists for the California wildfires. As a result, FEMA has placed resources from eight different federal departments and agencies to support the efforts of local firefighters and relief organizations.\nThe President will continue to monitor this ongoing emergency and make sure the people of California receive the assistance they need to keep them safe and recover. Our prayers are with the firefighters who recently lost their lives battling these fires and their grieving families.\nLastly, the President has been closely following the ongoing situation in Turkey involving Pastor Andrew Brunson.\nWe\u2019ve seen no evidence that Pastor Brunson has done anything wrong, and we believe he is a victim of unfair and unjust detention by the government of Turkey.\nAt the President\u2019s direction, the Department of Treasury is sanctioning Turkey\u2019s Minister of Justice and Minister of Interior, both of whom played leading roles in the arrest and detention of Pastor Brunson.\nAs a result, any property, or interest in property, of both ministers within U.S. jurisdiction is blocked, and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from engaging in transactions with them. For anything further, I would refer you to Treasury Department on that front.\nAnd with that, I will take your questions. Zeke.\nQ Thank you, Sarah. First, just a quick note on behalf the press corps. Last month, there were only three briefings with you, totaling under an hour. If at some point, over the next month or two \u2014 obviously there\u2019s travel concerns \u2014 but we\u2019d appreciate if you were \u2014 if we\u2019d have some more time. There are lot of issues we\u2019d like to cover.\nOne of those, first off, is the President\u2019s tweet this morning about the Russian probe. His direction to the Attorney General Jeff Sessions asking him to end the Mueller probe right now.\nThe President said a few weeks ago that he did \u2014 or a few months ago, sorry, that he was not going to intervene with the Department of Justice\u2019s handling of that investigation. Does that tweet this morning mark a change in posture by the President?\nMS. SANDERS: It\u2019s not an order. It\u2019s the President\u2019s opinion. 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        "raw_content": "An Attractive Alternative to Coal\nDuring the 2016 presidential election, there was a lot of rhetoric surrounding the phrase \u201ccoal is coming back.\u201d In fact, President-elect Trump regularly talked about boosting the coal industry and bringing coal jobs back as a major player in the energy industry. While for many in coal country, that may sound like a great idea, historic coal companies may have something completely different in mind.\nWhile coal was the driving force of every industrial revolution in the world, the drawbacks to using this fossil fuel quickly became understood when cleaner, more affordable alternatives became available. In fact, in the last several years, coal usage at energy plants has dropped to around 30 percent of the total energy production, and is continuing to drop. While coal may have gotten us to where we are today, boosting the coal industry and turning back to old technology when there is a cleaner, more affordable option that releases far fewer greenhouse gases than coal, would be foolhardy. So where does that leave us?\nIn fact, coal companies already have the right idea! Many companies sold their mines and quickly moved to drilling for natural gas in the Appalachia area especially. For coal companies that opted to retain their business, most of them have gone bankrupt or are on the path to end up there as well. Coal companies that sold their mines and made a shift to natural gas production early on have fared far better, and even thrived compared to their peers. A perfect example of this situation is a company known as Consol Energy, Inc. This company has long standing roots in the coal industry dating back over 150 years, however, in the 1980s, they started looking into other means of energy production that could sustain their business. It wasn\u2019t until 2010 where they expanded so far into the natural gas industry that there was no turning back, and the investment has paid off.\nWhile it\u2019s worth thanking coal production for how far the United States has come over the last several hundred years, many coal companies have seen that the future doesn\u2019t lie in coal, but in natural gas and other sources of energy production. Trump\u2019s belief that the energy industry needs to go backward and return to a coal bolstered society is a bit short sighted as industry and market forces have already lead us towards a more attractive alternative that can truly benefit the citizens of the United States.\nWith so many businesses and employees relying on the ability to stay at the top of their industries and leading the energy revolution, coal shouldn\u2019t even be considered a place where growth should be invested. Instead, the future, for now leads towards natural gas. From frac tank producers to engineers who monitor a drill site, many individuals are now invested in the every growing industry. So ask yourself, is Trump\u2019s plan to bring coal back into the big leagues really a great idea, when there is an already functioning and attractive alternative available to those all over the US?",
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        "raw_content": "Detroit moms grieving kids lost to gun violence want lawmakers to listen\nMoms want gun laws enforced and mental health help\nThe devastation of the school shootings in Florida hits home every day for several mothers in Metro Detroit. They too are mourning children lost to gun violence and now they are coming together to say enough is enough.\nMany of these moms were strangers to each other before this conversation with 7 Investigator Heather Catallo.\n\u201cThis pain is a pain I cannot explain. You have to live whether you want to live or not. You have to keep going,\u201d said Winter Bowden through tears.\n\u201cThat pain, oh my God it\u2019s unbearable. You have to get to know a new you, you\u2019re not the person that you were before you lost your child,\u201d said Bernice Reed. Both of her sons, Demario and Tony, were killed.\nReed and Bowden are part of a group of mothers who are fed up. They\u2019re tired of begging for justice for their murdered children in press conferences. And they are sick of going to funerals.\nWhen Reed\u2019s niece Sheronda lost her son in October, Rodney \u201cDoughboy Roc\u201d Yeargin was the ninth member of their family to be murdered.\n\u201cHis life being snatched away has just caused an insurmountable amount of pain and heartache. Physically, emotionally my heart literally aches every day,\u201d said Sheronda Yeargin.\n\u201cI thought I\u2019d be gone before either one of my kids. And I just don\u2019t want anybody else to feel that pain!!!! It hurts. And people don\u2019t understand it\u2019s not going to never stop hurting,\u201d said Pat Neal, who\u2019s son was murdered on Detroit\u2019s west side in August 2017.\nAfter watching the students from Parkland Florida take on the gun debate in their state capitol and with President Trump, these Detroit moms who have to live this loss every day have now decided to join the fight.\n\u201cI think there\u2019s a hurt in everybody in our nation. Whether your black or white, Republican or Democrat-- we want to live, we want to save our children; we want to save our communities. And I think that because these children have the ear of the nation, I think we should stand with them. Because one person can say a sentence, but 10,000 people saying the same sentence is so powerful. And change is on the horizon,\u201d said Charisse Jones, who\u2019s boyfriend was murdered.\nMothers like Bowden and Neal says they don\u2019t want the government to take guns from lawful gun owners. 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        "raw_content": "\u2014 Accountability \u2014\nAccountability. What is it?\n\u201cAccountability separates the wishers in life from the action-takers that care enough about their future to account for their daily actions.\u201d John Di Lemme This month, I\u2019m going to be focusing on accountability, why it\u2019s important, and how to find the right accountability partner or group. Let\u2019s start with figuring out exactly what accountability is\u2026 Read More Accountability. What is it?\nShiny Object Syndrome. Ever heard of it? Entrepreneur calls it a \u201cdisease of distraction.\u201d I\u2019m pretty sure that every entrepreneur has suffered from it at some point, especially early in our business adventure. There are SO many tools available, but which one is right for you and your specific business needs? Free, free trial, paid?\u2026 Read More The Ugly Truth about Shiny Object Syndrome",
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        "raw_content": "Mega-Regions: What If We Redrew State Boundaries Today?\nSubmitted by Michael Shedlock via MishTalk.com,\nMost state boundaries were drawn during the 17th to 19th centuries. Many of the decisions were arbitrary or political. What might a map of the United States look like if we started fresh today?\nPlease consider What the U.S. Map Should Really Look Like.\nState boundaries matter for all sorts of reasons. The state you live in determined how much your vote counted in the 2016 election. It shapes what kind of benefits your employer might offer you, what taxes you pay, what kind of schools you can attend, and much more.\nAnd yet, most state boundaries were drawn during the 17th to 19th centuries, says Garrett Nelson, a historical geographer at Dartmouth College. \u201cWhy should we think that areas which were drawn up for horses and buggies still make sense for interstates and telecommuting?\u201d\nNelson, along with Alasdair Rae of the University of Sheffield, has published new research in the journal PLOS ONE that shows how we might redraw state lines today, if given the opportunity. Their insights have profound implications for how business and political leaders can better organize as a region to work toward policies and projects that help their communities, as well as how Americans should think about the rural-urban divide following the 2016 election.\nIn the study, the researchers used algorithms to analyze data on the commuting paths of more than 4 million Americans from the U.S. Census. They then created maps of what they call economic \u201cmega-regions\u201d \u2014 cities, satellite cities, towns and suburbs that are woven together into the communities where Americans live, work and spend their free time. The researchers argue that these, rather than the current states, are the real units that make up the U.S. economy.\nIn the map below, each \u201cmega-region\u201d is labeled with a different color. All have one or more cities at their centers \u2014 the blue area is centered around Chicago, for example, while the forest green stretch encompasses Baltimore and Washington, D.C.\nTo map out these mega-regions, the researchers used the volume of commuter flow between locations as a proxy for the economic connection between two areas.\nThe researchers then used an algorithm to identify the best boundaries to 50 economic communities. That\u2019s how they created the map below, showing what our 50 states might look like if they were redrawn today based on economic connections:\nThe researchers say the maps offer a different perspective on the U.S. than the one many people have adopted since the election. The election gave a picture of a country that is starkly divided into urban and rural areas. Yet these maps show that most parts of the country are actually economically well-integrated, Nelson says.\n\u201cThe reality is that cities, suburbs, exurbs, and rural areas are all extensively connected to one another \u2014 not only by commuter traffic, but by all sorts of economic and social connections. While a voter in downtown Boston and a voter in rural Maine might not feel like they have very much in common, our research suggests that they are actually part of an interlocking regional system,\u201d he says.\nThese maps are not only interesting, but the new divisions seem realistic. Would that have affected the election?\nOne thing is for sure: Such a map would have changed Trump\u2019s campaign strategy.",
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        "raw_content": "http://youngwomenshealth.org/2014/05/14/preparing-for-gyn-surgery-at-boston-childrens-hospital/\nA Day Surgery Unit (DSU) nurse will call you. During your pre-op phone call, the nurse will ask you questions about your health history and give you important pre-op instructions.\nIf you are 18 or older, the nurse must speak with you directly (or receive verbal permission from you to speak with a parent or legal guardian).\nIf you are having surgery at the BOSTON (Longwood) location, and you won\u2019t be available by phone, please call the DSU at: 617-355-7921 between the 8:00 and 2:00pm and ask to speak with the nurse covering pre-op calls.\nYour doctor or nurse will usually ask that you not have anything to eat after midnight the night before your procedure. This means that you can\u2019t have anything to eat\u2014no food of any kind; not even mints, candy, or chewing gum. After midnight you will not be able to have liquids except for CLEAR liquids. Clear liquids include water, apple juice and CLEAR Gatorade. You may NOT have any type of soda or sparkling water (even if clear). Carbonated beverages (such as gingerale, Sprite\u00ae, and sparkling water) are NOT considered clear liquids. You may have CLEAR fluids up to 3 hours before your scheduled surgery time. Having an empty stomach before surgery decreases the risks of anesthesia, so it\u2019s very important to follow this rule.\nYou can brush your teeth in the morning, but don\u2019t swallow any water after rinsing your mouth. If you forget and eat or drink before your surgery, be sure to let the nurse or doctor know right away. If you forget and eat or drink, your surgery will be rescheduled.\nIf you take prescription medicine, ask your doctor if you should take your medicine with a tiny sip of water. Most of the time, you will be told to wait until after your surgery.\nThe following information is general and is meant to help you get an idea of what might happen on the day of your surgery.\nTime to arrive\u2014The time is confirmed by the hospital the day before your scheduled surgery (or a Friday before a Monday surgery). If you are having day surgery, a nurse from the day surgery unit (DSU) will call you between 3pm and 5pm the day before your surgery. If you miss this phone call, please call the DSU at: 617-355-7921 (Boston) or 781-216-1285 (Waltham) to confirm your hospital arrival time. The hospital arrival time is 1.5 hours before the procedure. Both you and your parent(s) or guardian(s) will need to sign consent forms (documents that gives the doctor permission to do the surgery and for anesthesia). Sometimes the consent forms are signed before the day of your surgery.\nID Bracelet\u2014When you check into the hospital, you will be given a plastic bracelet that will have your name and your hospital identification number printed on it.\nDay Surgery Area\u2014After you have checked in with the Admissions Department, you will go to the Day Surgery Area, where you will be assigned a nurse who will take your blood pressure and ask you questions such as if you had anything to eat or drink before arriving to the hospital. He or she will probably ask you some private questions about your lifestyle, such as whether or not there\u2019s a chance you may be pregnant, or if you use drugs or alcohol. You should answer these questions truthfully, because the doctors, surgeons, anesthesiologists and nurses need to know if there\u2019s anything they should look out for that may complicate your surgery.\nUrine Test\u2014 A routine urine pregnancy test is done on everyone of childbearing age, even if you are not sexually active. If there is a chance you could be pregnant, it is VERY IMPORTANT to let your doctor know!\nNail Polish\u2014Please remove your nail polish BEFORE coming to the hospital. If you are wearing nail polish and haven\u2019t removed it yet, you will be given nail polish remover to take it off. This is done because the doctors/nurses need to be able to see your natural finger nail to check your circulation. Nail polish may also get in the way of the pulse oximeter, which is a small machine that gently clips onto your finger to keep track of your pulse.\nAcrylic nails\u2014You will need to remove at least 2 acrylic nails (one on each hand) so that your finger pulse can be checked.\nJewelry and Piercings\u2014All jewelry should be removed and left at home before you go to the hospital. By doing this ahead of time, you won\u2019t be worried about losing it. All jewelry will need to be removed, especially nose, lip, and belly button rings, before your surgery.\nMakeup and Hair Products\u2014Don\u2019t wear any makeup to the hospital. Small particles of makeup (especially mascara) can get into your eyes during surgery and can cause damage because you don\u2019t have a blink reflex while under anesthesia. Also, makeup, hair products and nail polish can be flammable and should not be worn when you are having surgery.\nClothing\u2014While you are a patient in the hospital, your clothes will be placed in a bag with your name on it. You will be given a hospital gown to wear during the operation and while you are recovering. When you are ready to be discharged from the hospital, you will be able to change back into your own clothes. It is a good idea to wear clothing that is not too tight in the waist so that you are comfortable on the way home.\nYour name, date of birth, and the planned procedure will be reviewed with you and your parent(s)/guardian(s) many times while you are in the day surgery area. The medical staff knows who you are, but these are safety checks to make sure that your surgeon always performs the right operation on the right person.\nThe \u201cpre-op\u201d holding area is where you stay before you go to the operating room. While you are waiting to go into the operating room, an anesthesia care provider or IV nurse will likely start and IV. This is a plastic tube that delivers certain medicine to your body during the surgery. It is inserted with a needle, but then the needle is removed so that only the plastic tube remains. The IV is usually placed in your hand. You will receive medicine through your IV to make you feel relaxed. If the anesthesiologist gives you a choice of which hand to put the IV in, choose the hand you don\u2019t write with.\nIf the thought of having an IV is upsetting to you, please let your nurse know as soon as possible. You may be able to have a numbing cream placed on your hand which will numb the skin and lower the feeling of pain, so you will have very little (if any) discomfort when the IV is inserted. The numbing cream takes time to work, so it\u2019s important to ask for it as soon as possible. Another option is a \u201cJ tip.\u201d This places numbing medicine under your skin. Your skin is numbed right away. When your anesthesia care provider or nurse starts your IV, try to stay as relaxed as possible. You can do this by taking slow, deep breaths, concentrating on something pleasant, or having your parent(s) or guardian(s) distract you with conversation.\nRemember, once the IV is started, the needle comes out and all that remains is a tiny plastic tube. When your surgeon feels you are taking fluids well after your surgery (and you are ready to go home), the plastic tube will be removed.\nWhen you are taken to the operating room, both your name and the procedure (that you are scheduled to have) will be reviewed again. your surgical team will help you get settled in the operating room. They will put a monitor on your finger, a blood pressure cuff on your arm, and three small, sticky pads will be placed on your chest. These will be attached to a heart monitor so that your heartbeat can be seen on a small screen. If you have an IV, you will be given more medicine through your IV that will make you feel very sleepy. You will drift off to sleep and you will stay asleep during your surgery. When your surgery is over, your anesthesia care provider will give you medicine to wake up. You will wake up in the recovery room, and the surgery will be over. It will seem as if you were asleep for only a few minutes.\nLocal anesthesia is special numbing medicine that is applied only to the area of your body where you are having a procedure. You are awake during the procedure. Sometimes you might also have an IV so you can be given medicine to help you relax. With this medicine, you may get drowsy, or even fall into a \u201clight\u201d sleep.\nGeneral anesthesia puts you completely asleep during your procedure. This type of sleep is a \u201cdeep\u201d sleep; you are sleeping so soundly that your anesthesia care provider helps you breathe. With this type of anesthesia, most people wake up feeling sleepy when the surgery is over. The anesthesia will take a while to wear off. In the meantime, you will stay in the recovery room where you will be cared for until you are completely awake and alert.\nIf you have any worries or concerns about the type of anesthesia that you will be receiving, talk to your nurse. Also, it\u2019s very important to let your surgeon and anesthesiologist know if you or any family members have ever had problems with anesthesia in the past, such as a severe headache, nausea, or a very sleepy feeling that took a long time to wear off. Unless you require emergency surgery, you should know which type of anesthesia you\u2019re going to have in advance.\nAfter your surgery you will be taken to the recovery room. There, your nurse will check on you often, and take your blood pressure, temperature, and pulse, and give you any medicine that your doctor orders. It\u2019s common to feel cold or chilly after surgery. Don\u2019t be shy\u2014ask your nurse for a warm blanket. If you\u2019re thirsty and your doctor has said that it\u2019s okay to have something to drink, your nurse will offer you a clear liquid. Before you can go home, you will need to pass urine (pee). Your nurse will offer you a bedpan or take you to the bathroom. After a little while, when you are fully awake and comfortable, your nurse will help you get ready to go home. You will probably have your IV removed at this time.\nWhether you will have a small, medium, long, or no scar at all depends on if your doctor needs to make an incision (a cut in your skin). Some surgical procedures can be done without any cuts while other types of surgeries require your surgeon to cut the skin.\nMost incisions (where the skin was cut) appear red after the stitches are removed, or dissolve. Dissolving stitches get absorbed by your body and do not need to be removed. About 4-6 weeks after the surgery, the scar from your incision should be much lighter than it was after the operation, but it takes up to a year for it to heal completely. It is very important to keep your incision site out of the direct sun for a year, as direct sunlight may increase scarring. If you must be out in the sun, be sure to use a sunscreen with a high (30+) SPF (sun protection factor) on the healed incision area. With proper care, most incisions heal well. Rarely, people develop a thicker type of scar that has extra fibrous tissue. 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        "raw_content": "Cadillac Deville 98\nThis picture represents the journey my oldest brother took to immigrate here to the United States. Being born in Mexico, my brother was unable to immigrate to the United States legally. These keys are to the car that my brother took in order to sneak into the United States. He was able to sneak into the US because he was so small and the trunk of the car was large enough to cover him. With the help of family and friends, he passed through the border no problem and traveled to California. Once he had arrived in southern California, family helped him settle down and establish a better life away from Mexico. The reason why my brother moved over here to the US was because of the better job opportunities and the majority of family living in southern California. Although he was young, my brother knew that there would be better job opportunities for him in the US. The quality of life in Mexico he could have was tremendously difficult compared to the life in the US. Another pull factor was having more family over here than over there. Whenever my family would have a family event my brother would always miss out and emotionally that contributes to somebody wanting to come over here. The push and pull factors my brother went through are similar to those of many Mexicans, African-Americans and other minority groups. Many minority groups travel to this country in order to seek better opportunities relating to jobs.\nPlace(s): Mexico, California\n\u2013 Leonardo Estrada\nMexico CSUFullerton immigration process",
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        "raw_content": "Reed\u2019s Reads Branded Worlds: how technology recentralized entertainment\nBranded Worlds: how technology recentralized entertainment\nI love Hollywood box-office numbers because they provide a hard statistical view of cultural currents. Did you know, for instance, that there had never been a weekend when 8 of the top 10 movies in America were sequels \u2014 until this month? Or that, while almost 400 movies were released in the first half of 2018, nearly 40% of their total accumulated revenue came from just four releases, all of which were superhero sequels?\nThis is not what was supposed to happen. Ten years ago people thought that visual storytelling would be democratized; that new cameras, new editing suites, cheap streaming, and BitTorrent would combine to render high-cost obsolete-infrastructure Hollywood irrelevant. A worldwide cohort of genius independent filmmakers would use this new generation of accessible tools to slowly supplant Hollywood studios and producers as the drivers of visual and narrative culture.\nHoo boy, did that ever not happen. Instead we just added a few new gatekeepers to the entertainment oligarchy: YouTube, Amazon, Netflix. Instead of a new era of auteurs, of unique voices and stories, the entertainment industry has had enormous success doing the complete opposite: doubling down on sequels, and expanding brands and franchises into massive worlds of corporate-licensed, committee-written, producer-driven branded entertainment, often spanning movies, television, books, video games, and amusement parks. The Marvel Cinematic (and televised) Universe. Worlds of DC. Star Wars. Star Trek. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Jurassic World.\nThis is not in and of itself a bad thing. I\u2019m a fan of most of those myself. But it\u2019s worth asking; why didn\u2019t we get that decentralized diaspora of auteurs that was once widely predicted? And what are the longer-term effects of the triumph of Branded Worlds on the grassroots, and the next generations, of pop culture?\nThere are two answers to the first question: cost and time. Maybe it\u2019s a lot easier to shoot and edit movies/TV than it used to be, but sets, locations, actors, scripts \u2014 those are all expensive and difficult. Better amateur work is still far from professional. And while it\u2019s true we\u2019re seeing interesting new visual modes of storytelling, e.g. on Twitch and YouTube, it\u2019s very rarely narrative fiction, and it\u2019s still distributed and monetized via Twitch and YouTube, gatekeepers who implicitly (and sometimes explicitly) shape what\u2019s popular.\nMore importantly, though, democratizing the means of production does not increase demand. A 10x increase in the number of TV shows, however accessible they may be, does not 10x the time any person spends watching television. For a time the \u201clong tail\u201d theory, that you could make a lot of money from niche audiences as long as your total accessible market grew large enough, was in vogue. This was essentially a mathematical claim, that audience demand was \u201cfat-tailed\u201d rather than \u201cthin-tailed.\u201d\nBut it seems that the demand for entertainment is quite thin-tailed indeed. The more options we have, the more we seem to want characters we already know, in worlds with which we\u2019re already familiar. This makes sense \u2014 it takes a lot of work to engage with a new world and a new cast, with no guarantee at all that they will be worth the effort. But the result is that Branded Worlds increasingly feel like vast open-world video games, even including side quests (Rogue One or Ant-Man And The Wasp) along with the \u201cmain story,\u201d and a seemingly endless amount of new downloadable content.\nI also suspect that many-chaptered, many-charactered worlds are more viable than they used to be because we\u2019re more connected to them. Did you miss a Marvel movie leading up to Infinity War? Well, you can recap its handful of key and killer scenes on YouTube, in fifteen minutes, without having to rent/watch the whole thing. Did you miss the last episode of a TV show, or do you just want to skip to its conclusion? If it has enough cultural resonance, Vulture or The AVClub probably posted a recap you can use as quick Cliff\u2019s Notes. We can dip our toes into Branded Worlds whenever we like, in between diving into them at a movie theater or serious bingewatching session.\nThe other interesting question is: what does the growing supremacy of Branded Worlds mean for the next generation of writers, directors, and producers? Obviously producers will try to turn tentpoles into sequels, and sequels into franchises, as before; but now they have a new goal, that of transforming a franchise into the apotheosis of a Branded World. (Game of Thrones, The Hunger Games, and Westworld are obvious candidates, though each faces its own set of hurdles.)\nObviously writers and directors are incentivized to create what is most likely to be successful. This doesn\u2019t mean the complete absence of standalone one-offs \u2014 we\u2019ve also seen that horror, long a springboard for auteurs breaking into the biz, seems to give us one surprise crossover hit every year, such as Get Out and A Quiet Place. 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        "raw_content": "Using Irrigation to Mitigate the Effects of Climate Change\nThanks to climate change, rainfall patterns have become erratic. So you find that in the regions of the world that are greatly affected by climate change, rainfall has become unpredictable. Such places go for long spells of time without rainfall. And then when it does rain, the rainfall tends to be excessive, leading to floods. The whole thing can (on a light note) be likened to the Walmartone schedule, which is accessible to Walmart Associates through the Walmart1 login page: where, sometimes, you have long spells of free time, followed by long periods where you are expected to be on duty. The rainfall patterns in this age of climate change are like that: you go for long durations of time without rain, and then when it does rain, the rainfall turns out to be excessive and destructive.\nAgainst that background, one of the ways in which we can mitigate the effects of climate change is through the use of irrigation.\nIrrigation would make it possible for the people who are affected by climate change to have food, even during the long dry spells. We have just noted that thanks to climate change, people are having to go for long durations of time without rainfall. This often leads to famines: as crops dry up, and livestock ends up being left without pasture or water. So this is the gap that would be filled by the irrigation \u2014 ensuring that there is water to grow crops (and maintain livestock) throughout.\nFor irrigation to be viable, the rain water has to be preserved. This entails building dams. And this is yet another way in which the effects of climate change can be mitigated. For as we have just noted, another effect of climate change is where the erratic rainfall tends to be excessive (when it does rain). But if the water is carefully collected through well designed drainage systems, and directed into dams, it wouldn\u2019t cause much damage. Thus, the harmful effects associated with floods would also have been mitigated.\nConserving Forests to Mitigate Climate Change Effects\nOne of the ways in which we can mitigate climate change effects is by conserving forests. The science behind this assertion is sound. We know that climate change is primarily caused by carbon emissions. We also know that forests are made up of trees, and that trees have capacity to absorb carbon. It therefore follows that forest conservation can go a long way towards mitigating climate change effects. If we have a huge enough number of trees (in forests and elsewhere), they may be able to absorb all the carbon emissions. Then climate change effects would have been fully mitigated.\nThe conservation of forests is, however, not as easy as it sounds. There is great demand for the trees that make up the forests. The trees are often cut down, to be processed into timber. In less developed parts of the world, the trees are cut down and burned to yield charcoal. Therefore, conservation of forests often entails hurting certain people\u2019s livelihoods.\nThere are three strategies that can be employed to conserve forests.\nThe first strategy is where enforcement officers are employed, to protect the forests. The brief for these officers would be to arrest anyone who encroaches on forest areas, and anyone who cuts down the trees in the forests.\nThe second strategy is where people are educated on the importance of the forests. People are reasonable, and if they are well-educated on various issues, they tend to respond well. I saw this at work when a certain parcel employee was being trained on the use of the UPS online portal. Within a few minutes, the fellow was able to undertake the UPSers sign in and sign up procedures, and to navigate around the portal. In a similar manner, if a campaign to educate the masses on forest conservation is undertaken, chances are that they will understand the importance of it \u2014 and what is expected of them \u2014 within a very short period of time.\nThe third strategy is where an effort is made to be replacing all the trees that are cut from the forests. Thus, for instance, if one tree is cut, another tree is planted to take its place. This is a pragmatic approach, based on appreciation of the fact that people will always have need for timber and other tree products. Therefore, there will always be need for the trees in forests to be cut down. But if a new tree is planted to replace every tree that is cut down, the net effect is that the forests would be well conserved.\nHow to Get the Skeptics to Accept the Climate Change Reality\nWe still have people out there who don\u2019t believe in the reality of climate change. These people are also known as \u2018climate change skeptics\u2019. And they fall into two broad categories. In the first category, we have those who simply believe that the entire climate change story is a hoax, created to achieve certain objectives. And in the second category, we have those who are not entirely convinced that climate change is a reality. They are open to further persuasion, but for now, they are not entirely convinced.\nSo the challenge that arises is that of getting these climate change skeptics to accept the reality of climate change. How are we to do that? Well, in my view, there are two ways in which we can attempt to get the skeptics to accept the climate change reality, namely:\nBy demonstrating to them how weather patterns have changed: this should be obvious \u2013 where, in some parts of the world, people are experiencing longer summers (than they used to), whereas in other parts, people are experiencing longer winters (than they used to). This is also where we see more frequent floods, droughts and other extreme weather patterns. So it becomes just a matter of highlighting these patterns, and trying to figure out what is causing them. Inevitably, the climate change answer will come up.\nBy demonstrating to them how climate change is impacting human lives: there are people who will only get to understand the climate change reality when they see how it is affecting human lives. Here, you may be dealing with a fellow who works for a leading American corporation, and who is almost assured of finding a monthly paycheck at paycomonline.com. Such a fellow knows that he only has to show up at work regularly. Then, at the end of the month, he would log on to www.paycomonline.net, and find a nice paycheck waiting for him. To him, the reality of human existence in other parts of the world is remote. But you can nonetheless make an effort to get him to see how climate change is causing people to immigrate, and how climate change is causing conflicts in various parts of the world. Then, hopefully, he may get to a point of accepting the climate change reality.\nUnderstanding the Connection Between Climate Change and Conflicts\nIt has often been asserted that climate change has potential to cause conflicts. But the exact mechanism, through which climate change can cause conflicts, is not explained. And this is why some people end up being skeptical about the whole idea of climate change, and its potential to cause conflicts. So, how exactly can climate change cause conflicts? That is the question I will attempt to answer in today\u2019s article \u2013 by exploring the connection between climate change and conflicts.\nTo understand how climate change can cause conflicts, we have to start by appreciating that climate change has caused significant changes in weather patterns. So you find places that used to receive a lot of rainfall are no longer receiving so much rain. You find that places that used to only have short dry spells have very long dry spells. Some previously habitable places have, for all purposes and intends, turned into deserts. That is how climate change plays out on the ground.\nFurther, to understand how climate change can cause conflicts, you have to appreciate the fact that there are many parts of the world where the people are still living off the land. It is easy to forget this fact, especially if you are living in the developed world. But you have to remember that while you are, say, applying for your double card from Merrick Bank, someone else in another part of the world is trying to figure out where he will graze his goats the next day. Such is the nature of the world. When such people (who live off the land) are faced with longer dry spells, they are inclined to move to other parts \u2013 where there may be more rain, shorter dry spells and so on. But remember, there are people already living in those \u2018other\u2019 parts. So you end up with conflicts between the newly-arrived people (who moved due to climate change), and the people who have always lived in those other parts \u2013 who are averse to the idea of welcoming new people to their territories.\nIn a nutshell, climate change is impoverishing people who previously used to enjoy reasonably decent standards of living. 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        "raw_content": "Can We Really Cure Ulcerative Colitis?\nI don\u2019t know how it happened, and maybe the origins are lost to the sands of time, but someone somewhere decided that a colectomy was a cure for ulcerative colitis. This idea made it into books and pamphlets for patients, and now is taken as canon by inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) advocacy groups. Recently, however, there\u2019s been some pushback on this idea from patient advocates.\nWhat Does This Word Mean, \u201cCure?\u201d\nPersonally, I have never felt that \u201ccure\u201d was the correct word to use for the removal of the colon. For people with ulcerative colitis, removing the colon may signal the end of some symptoms, including inflammation, fever, diarrhea, and pain. Without a colon, there are several options available for the solution to the question of \u201chow does one poop?\u201d The most popular one is a j-pouch, whereby a pouch shaped like a \u201cj\u201d is created from the terminal ileum, and sewn onto the rectum.\nThe j-pouch, in 2 steps, is the surgery that I had. For me, it has been the best possible outcome that I could ever have imagined. Now, there are still plenty of issues, but I can \u201chold it,\u201d I can eat popcorn and salads (although probably not in succession), and the pain and fevers have stopped.\nSo, Then, Who Could Argue With \u201cCure?\u201d\nThe first people that are caught by the non-cure of colectomy surgery for ulcerative colitis are those who actually have Crohn\u2019s disease. What\u2019s that I say? Yes, it\u2019s still possible for people to be misdiagnosed with ulcerative colitis when they actually have Crohn\u2019s disease. Eventually, the Crohn\u2019s disease comes back, the symptoms rear their heads, and the patient may or may not lose their j-pouch.\nSome people with j-pouches don\u2019t have the happily ever after outcome that I do. They develop pouchitis, which is a poorly-understood condition of the pouch that causes fever and diarrhea. Treatment includes antibiotics, but the condition can be chronic in some people, and they lose their pouch. The Mayo Clinic dismisses this poor outcome almost out of hand:\n\u201cIn most cases, pouchitis can be treated with antibiotics. When pouchitis doesn\u2019t respond to treatment, the pouch may be removed and an ileostomy constructed.\u201d \u2013 Mayo Clinic\nOther patients develop myriad complications, female patients may find themselves battling infertility, and some pouches just never work quite right and their owners wind up unhappy with their quality of life. Failure of j-pouches is under 10%, which is actually very good, and those are odds I would take, but this statistic doesn\u2019t help you much if you are in that failure group.\nHold Up \u2014 Isn\u2019t IBD An Autoimmune Disease?\nWe now recognize IBD as not just a bathroom disease, but actually an autoimmune condition. What this means is that IBD involves the immune system, which has far-reaching implications. Auto-immune conditions tend to travel in packs, and if you have one you might have more.\nSo, short of removing the immune system, it does seem as though one can\u2019t exactly get rid of ulcerative colitis so easily. Removing the colon is only removing the (or possibly just one) manifestation of a malfunctioning immune system. Even in 1999 when I had j-pouch surgery I was told that I might still develop complications common to people with ulcerative colitis.\nWhy Do We, Then, Call Colectomy A \u201cCure?\u2019\nI don\u2019t know. I absolutely don\u2019t. Before we knew that IBD was an auto-immune disease, one could argue that it just made sense. Remove the colon, and all the bleeding and the diarrhea stops. Done and done.\nBut now we know better. Not only do we know about auto-immune conditions, but we also know so much more about IBD. We know that it\u2019s not a cut-and-dry system of classifying patients into two buckets (ulcerative colitis and Crohn\u2019s disease). There is a spectrum of IBD, caused by what we now know to be more than 100 genes, plus some as-yet-unidentified environmental trigger(s).\nI won\u2019t argue that evicting my colon was absolutely the best decision for me. I didn\u2019t have much of a choice, actually, but it worked out better than I could have imagined. I know that this is not the case for everyone, although I know several folks with j-pouches who are doing very well. But I also know people for whom the j-pouch has been an uphill battle from the start. Until we can determine why some people do well with a j-pouch and why others do not (again, here\u2019s that idea of a poorly-understood disease spectrum), we will have that percentage of patients whose j-pouches fail.\nAnd I\u2019ve only touched on j-pouches here, because it\u2019s become the standard surgery for ulcerative colitis. Some people have an ileostomy (and more than one because of a fear of a j-pouch failure), and I don\u2019t see how that\u2019s a \u201ccure,\u201d either.\nWe keep talking about it. We keep up the pressure, letting those that work in developing IBD information and policy know that we disagree with a colectomy being called a \u201ccure\u201d for IBD. We don\u2019t have a cure.\nAnd when people ask me \u201cdo you have Crohn\u2019s disease or ulcerative colitis?\u201d I still don\u2019t know what to say. \u201cYeah, I sort of had ulcerative colitis but then I had a colectomy, and now I poop like you, only more times a day, but I get dehydrated all the time and I can\u2019t eat anything spicier than mild salsa, and even that is a bad idea sometimes\u2026.\u201d That\u2019s just too much to say. So, I\u2019ve decided, I\u2019m going to say that I still have ulcerative colitis. I might as well.\nIt\u2019s not like anyone has cured me of it, right?\nThis entry was posted in Amber Says, ulcerative colitis and tagged colectomy, cure, j-pouch, ulcerative colitis on May 16, 2014 by Amber.\nMy First Misdiagnosis \u2192\nOne thought on \u201cCan We Really Cure Ulcerative Colitis?\u201d\nJames Kent July 24, 2015 at 11:48 am\nWhether people call surgery a cure is very personal to them. 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        "raw_content": "Since last week I didn\u2019t do a TTT, today instead of sticking to 10 books I\u2019m going to tell you about some classics I want to read (without sticking to 10)\u2026 there are some I will get to for sure since they will most likely be required reading for my different Uni courses but others, I\u2019m just curious about. I will try to keep this short and simple\u2026\nFar From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy. I haven\u2019t read any Hardy but I\u2019ve seen the BBC adaptation of Tess of the d\u2019Urbervilles with Gemma Arterton and Eddie Redmayne and oh, boy I cried like a baby. I\u2019ve heard Hardy is particularly depressing but I do love me some depressing reads sometimes.\nMiddlemarch by George Elliot. Said to be by many the greatest English novel. I\u2019ve heard is a rather difficult text but it\u2019s all about the challenge with this one.\nLittle Women by Louisa May Alcott. I have neither read this nor watch the movie so it\u2019s about time I do both.\nAnna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy. I\u2019m scared of this one for sure. But my desire to read it is stronger than my fear. I want to enjoy it above everything else and I\u2019m waiting to get my hands on the beautiful Clothbound Penguin edition since that English translation is one of the greatest (I believe it won a very important award which I cannot for the love of me remember, sorry).\nUlysses by James Joyce. Another challenging classic since its 600+ pages are written in stream of consciousness.\nEl Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes. I had to read an abridged version when I was in high-school and I loved it but I do want to read the complete text. Cervantes is after all the father of the modern novel.\nMoby Dick by Herman Melville. Back in February I had to read an excerpt of the book and I read the first sentence and immediately I thought of Matilda and that last scene when she starts reading the book. Most teachers told me to read it entirely rather than just content myself with those excerpts because although reading this isn\u2019t an easy task, it is a literary masterpiece.\nCatch-22 by Joseph Heller. A satire of war, this modern classic is cited as one of the greatest 20th century literary works. And I will be lying if I said I wasn\u2019t intrigued because I am.\nThe Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bront\u00eb. I\u2019ve read both Charlotte and Emily but not Anne. I want to change that and also, I\u2019ve heard from many people this is quite a feminist piece of work and therefore, just being published during that time was a complete success in my opinion.\nShirley by Charlotte Bront\u00eb. You may know Jane Eyre is probably my favourite classic of all time so it would only be fitting if I kept reading her work.\nCharles Dickens. Instead of picking a book, I\u2019m picking the author as a whole. I have not read anything by him despite knowing most of his novels but next year I will be required to read Great Expectations and whether I like it at the end or not, I\u2019ll read more of his for sure.\nNorth and South by Elizabeth Gaskell. Again another BBC mini-series adaptation I\u2019ve seen before reading the actual book but who can blame me? Richard Armitage starred in it. I had to watch it!\nFranny & Zooey by J. D. Salinger. I bet the author\u2019s name will explain everything to my readers at this point (or so I hope).\nThe Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas. Who doesn\u2019t like a good adventure novel?\nMadame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert. Truth be told, I didn\u2019t know a thing about this novel before watching the trailer about the newest adaptation starring Mia Wasikowska but it sounds as something that will both sad and delight me.\nRebecca by Daphne du Maurier. A gothic story. You don\u2019t need anything else to convince me to read this. I will, sooner rather than later.\nAnd as always this turned out to be quite long. Sorry about that. I could have included a lot more but I restrained myself, sort of. Now the question is, have you read any of these? What classics are you planning on reading?",
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        "raw_content": "\u00bb Portable Desalination: How to Filter Salt Water Like a Boss\nThere\u2019s a large chance you\u2019ve learned about salt water the hard way: by drinking it. That swimming trip was draining you and you probably figured it would be fine to take a gulp of the ocean. To your shock, you just ended up thirstier.\nDid you know that while the Earth is 70% covered in water, 97% of that water is salty? According to Fairfax Water, \u201cTwo percent of the water on earth is glacier ice at the North and South Poles. This ice is fresh water and could be melted; however, it is too far away from where people live to be usable.\u201d\nThe website continues to say that, \u201cLess than 1% of all the water on earth is fresh water that we can actually use. We use this small amount of water for drinking, transportation, heating and cooling, industry, and many other purposes.\u201d\nImagine being able to turn all that saltwater into potable drinking water. That would solve a lot of problems. This is especially true for people who live near the ocean or in places where clean water is hard to come by. All that unusable water suddenly becomes a rich source of life-giving fluids. This guide will teach you how to do exactly that.\nHere are some of our own portable water distiller recommendations:\nHow to Make a Water Desalinator\nHere\u2019s what you\u2019ll need to create your own personal water desalination kit:\nDesalination Solutions Available Online\nHere are some of our own portable water desalinator recommendations:\nSo Should You Get a Desalinator?\nLooking For More On Water Filtration?Check Out an Article Below:\nYou already know it\u2019s salty, but you\u2019re not really sure why. What you\u2019re tasting isn\u2019t pure salt. They\u2019re sediments from the multitude of minerals that have been dissolving into the ocean since the ocean was there in the first place. 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As the water vapor rises from the salt water, it condenses on the surface of the plastic cover and drips into the hole in the center, where the glass is waiting. It\u2019s really effective if you only drink water every other day. It\u2019s the simplest salt water filtration system on a shoestring budget.\nBecause of how ridiculous that sounds, a more efficient way had to be created. You need to increase the speed at which the separation occurs and increase the amount of water that you\u2019re processing in order to have a sustainable model. That\u2019s where distillation comes in. Understanding this process is the first step to learning how to filter salt water.\nMORE ARTICLES ON DISTILLING WATER:\n14 of the Best Water Distiller Deals Available on the Internet\nUsing evaporation and condensation on a more controlled scale, distillation will heat the water until it evaporates. After that, the water vapor is subjected to lower temperatures in another chamber, catalyzing the process. Instead of waiting for the sun to come up and down, you induce these temperatures to get the desired effect. It happens faster and you end up with more water. You\u2019re looking at a gallon after a few hours. That\u2019s not so bad when you look at a homemade solar pan.\nAlthough it sounds good and easy to do, you would need fuel and coolant that would host the evaporation and condensation processes. That makes distillation an expensive method, but don\u2019t worry, there\u2019s still reverse osmosis.\n110 Volt Prime Water Universal Water Purifier, Distiller, Desalter\n12 Volt Portable Prime Water Purifier\nSurvival Still Non-Electric Stainless Steel Portable Water Distiller\nhttps://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2014/07/31/21/43/tanks-406908__340.jpg\nPrimarily, forward osmosis desalination is the process of subjecting two substances to a membrane that is designed to separate them from each other. You simply let the densities of the two substances do all the work to separate on their own.\nWith reverse osmosis, you pass the water through a desalination filter using hydraulic pressure. Many large scale salt water filters use this method to get rid of salt and other water contaminants. They use a large desalination pump that forces the dirty water through the filter to remove all the salt.\nIn large wastewater treatment plants, reverse osmosis is done through tubes that have several different layers made from really thin membranes that take out plenty of water contaminants including salt.\nOn a scale this large, you could be looking at several hundred tubes filtering water fed at high pressures. 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        "raw_content": "The Process of Breathing\nDescribe the mechanisms that drive breathing\nDiscuss how pressure, volume, and resistance are related\nList the steps involved in pulmonary ventilation\nDiscuss the physical factors related to breathing\nDiscuss the meaning of respiratory volume and capacities\nDefine respiratory rate\nOutline the mechanisms behind the control of breathing\nDescribe the respiratory centers of the medulla oblongata\nDescribe the respiratory centers of the pons\nDiscuss factors that can influence the respiratory rate\nPulmonary ventilation is the act of breathing, which can be described as the movement of air into and out of the lungs. The major mechanisms that drive pulmonary ventilation are atmospheric pressure (Patm); the air pressure within the alveoli, called alveolar pressure (Palv); and the pressure within the pleural cavity, called intrapleural pressure (Pip).\nMechanisms of Breathing\nThe alveolar and intrapleural pressures are dependent on certain physical features of the lung. However, the ability to breathe\u2014to have air enter the lungs during inspiration and air leave the lungs during expiration\u2014is dependent on the air pressure of the atmosphere and the air pressure within the lungs.\nPressure Relationships\nInspiration (or inhalation) and expiration (or exhalation) are dependent on the differences in pressure between the atmosphere and the lungs. In a gas, pressure is a force created by the movement of gas molecules that are confined. For example, a certain number of gas molecules in a two-liter container has more room than the same number of gas molecules in a one-liter container ([link]). In this case, the force exerted by the movement of the gas molecules against the walls of the two-liter container is lower than the force exerted by the gas molecules in the one-liter container. Therefore, the pressure is lower in the two-liter container and higher in the one-liter container. At a constant temperature, changing the volume occupied by the gas changes the pressure, as does changing the number of gas molecules. Boyle\u2019s law describes the relationship between volume and pressure in a gas at a constant temperature. Boyle discovered that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to its volume: If volume increases, pressure decreases. Likewise, if volume decreases, pressure increases. Pressure and volume are inversely related (P = k/V). Therefore, the pressure in the one-liter container (one-half the volume of the two-liter container) would be twice the pressure in the two-liter container. Boyle\u2019s law is expressed by the following formula:\nP 1 V 1 = P 2 V 2 P 1 V 1 = P 2 V 2\nIn this formula, P1 represents the initial pressure and V1 represents the initial volume, whereas the final pressure and volume are represented by P2 and V2, respectively. If the two- and one-liter containers were connected by a tube and the volume of one of the containers were changed, then the gases would move from higher pressure (lower volume) to lower pressure (higher volume).\nIn a gas, pressure increases as volume decreases.\nPulmonary ventilation is dependent on three types of pressure: atmospheric, intra-alveolar, and interpleural. Atmospheric pressure is the amount of force that is exerted by gases in the air surrounding any given surface, such as the body. Atmospheric pressure can be expressed in terms of the unit atmosphere, abbreviated atm, or in millimeters of mercury (mm Hg). One atm is equal to 760 mm Hg, which is the atmospheric pressure at sea level. Typically, for respiration, other pressure values are discussed in relation to atmospheric pressure. Therefore, negative pressure is pressure lower than the atmospheric pressure, whereas positive pressure is pressure that it is greater than the atmospheric pressure. A pressure that is equal to the atmospheric pressure is expressed as zero.\nIntra-alveolar pressure is the pressure of the air within the alveoli, which changes during the different phases of breathing ([link]). Because the alveoli are connected to the atmosphere via the tubing of the airways (similar to the two- and one-liter containers in the example above), the interpulmonary pressure of the alveoli always equalizes with the atmospheric pressure.\nIntrapulmonary and Intrapleural Pressure Relationships\nAlveolar pressure changes during the different phases of the cycle. It equalizes at 760 mm Hg but does not remain at 760 mm Hg.\nIntrapleural pressure is the pressure of the air within the pleural cavity, between the visceral and parietal pleurae. Similar to intra-alveolar pressure, intrapleural pressure also changes during the different phases of breathing. However, due to certain characteristics of the lungs, the intrapleural pressure is always lower than, or negative to, the intra-alveolar pressure (and therefore also to atmospheric pressure). Although it fluctuates during inspiration and expiration, intrapleural pressure remains approximately \u20134 mm Hg throughout the breathing cycle.\nCompeting forces within the thorax cause the formation of the negative intrapleural pressure. One of these forces relates to the elasticity of the lungs themselves\u2014elastic tissue pulls the lungs inward, away from the thoracic wall. Surface tension of alveolar fluid, which is mostly water, also creates an inward pull of the lung tissue. This inward tension from the lungs is countered by opposing forces from the pleural fluid and thoracic wall. Surface tension within the pleural cavity pulls the lungs outward. Too much or too little pleural fluid would hinder the creation of the negative intrapleural pressure; therefore, the level must be closely monitored by the mesothelial cells and drained by the lymphatic system. Since the parietal pleura is attached to the thoracic wall, the natural elasticity of the chest wall opposes the inward pull of the lungs. Ultimately, the outward pull is slightly greater than the inward pull, creating the \u20134 mm Hg intrapleural pressure relative to the intra-alveolar pressure. Transpulmonary pressure is the difference between the intrapleural and intra-alveolar pressures, and it determines the size of the lungs. A higher transpulmonary pressure corresponds to a larger lung.\nPhysical Factors Affecting Ventilation\nIn addition to the differences in pressures, breathing is also dependent upon the contraction and relaxation of muscle fibers of both the diaphragm and thorax. The lungs themselves are passive during breathing, meaning they are not involved in creating the movement that helps inspiration and expiration. This is because of the adhesive nature of the pleural fluid, which allows the lungs to be pulled outward when the thoracic wall moves during inspiration. The recoil of the thoracic wall during expiration causes compression of the lungs. Contraction and relaxation of the diaphragm and intercostals muscles (found between the ribs) cause most of the pressure changes that result in inspiration and expiration. These muscle movements and subsequent pressure changes cause air to either rush in or be forced out of the lungs.\nOther characteristics of the lungs influence the effort that must be expended to ventilate. Resistance is a force that slows motion, in this case, the flow of gases. The size of the airway is the primary factor affecting resistance. A small tubular diameter forces air through a smaller space, causing more collisions of air molecules with the walls of the airways. The following formula helps to describe the relationship between airway resistance and pressure changes:\nF = \u2206 P / R F = \u2206 P / R\nAs noted earlier, there is surface tension within the alveoli caused by water present in the lining of the alveoli. This surface tension tends to inhibit expansion of the alveoli. However, pulmonary surfactant secreted by type II alveolar cells mixes with that water and helps reduce this surface tension. Without pulmonary surfactant, the alveoli would collapse during expiration.\nThoracic wall compliance is the ability of the thoracic wall to stretch while under pressure. This can also affect the effort expended in the process of breathing. In order for inspiration to occur, the thoracic cavity must expand. The expansion of the thoracic cavity directly influences the capacity of the lungs to expand. If the tissues of the thoracic wall are not very compliant, it will be difficult to expand the thorax to increase the size of the lungs.\nThe difference in pressures drives pulmonary ventilation because air flows down a pressure gradient, that is, air flows from an area of higher pressure to an area of lower pressure. Air flows into the lungs largely due to a difference in pressure; atmospheric pressure is greater than intra-alveolar pressure, and intra-alveolar pressure is greater than intrapleural pressure. Air flows out of the lungs during expiration based on the same principle; pressure within the lungs becomes greater than the atmospheric pressure.\nPulmonary ventilation comprises two major steps: inspiration and expiration. Inspiration is the process that causes air to enter the lungs, and expiration is the process that causes air to leave the lungs ([link]). A respiratory cycle is one sequence of inspiration and expiration. In general, two muscle groups are used during normal inspiration: the diaphragm and the external intercostal muscles. Additional muscles can be used if a bigger breath is required. When the diaphragm contracts, it moves inferiorly toward the abdominal cavity, creating a larger thoracic cavity and more space for the lungs. Contraction of the external intercostal muscles moves the ribs upward and outward, causing the rib cage to expand, which increases the volume of the thoracic cavity. Due to the adhesive force of the pleural fluid, the expansion of the thoracic cavity forces the lungs to stretch and expand as well. This increase in volume leads to a decrease in intra-alveolar pressure, creating a pressure lower than atmospheric pressure. As a result, a pressure gradient is created that drives air into the lungs.\nInspiration and expiration occur due to the expansion and contraction of the thoracic cavity, respectively.\nThe process of normal expiration is passive, meaning that energy is not required to push air out of the lungs. Instead, the elasticity of the lung tissue causes the lung to recoil, as the diaphragm and intercostal muscles relax following inspiration. In turn, the thoracic cavity and lungs decrease in volume, causing an increase in interpulmonary pressure. The interpulmonary pressure rises above atmospheric pressure, creating a pressure gradient that causes air to leave the lungs.\nThere are different types, or modes, of breathing that require a slightly different process to allow inspiration and expiration. Quiet breathing, also known as eupnea, is a mode of breathing that occurs at rest and does not require the cognitive thought of the individual. During quiet breathing, the diaphragm and external intercostals must contract.\nA deep breath, called diaphragmatic breathing, requires the diaphragm to contract. As the diaphragm relaxes, air passively leaves the lungs. A shallow breath, called costal breathing, requires contraction of the intercostal muscles. As the intercostal muscles relax, air passively leaves the lungs.\nIn contrast, forced breathing, also known as hyperpnea, is a mode of breathing that can occur during exercise or actions that require the active manipulation of breathing, such as singing. During forced breathing, inspiration and expiration both occur due to muscle contractions. In addition to the contraction of the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, other accessory muscles must also contract. During forced inspiration, muscles of the neck, including the scalenes, contract and lift the thoracic wall, increasing lung volume. During forced expiration, accessory muscles of the abdomen, including the obliques, contract, forcing abdominal organs upward against the diaphragm. This helps to push the diaphragm further into the thorax, pushing more air out. In addition, accessory muscles (primarily the internal intercostals) help to compress the rib cage, which also reduces the volume of the thoracic cavity.\nRespiratory volume is the term used for various volumes of air moved by or associated with the lungs at a given point in the respiratory cycle. There are four major types of respiratory volumes: tidal, residual, inspiratory reserve, and expiratory reserve ([link]). Tidal volume (TV) is the amount of air that normally enters the lungs during quiet breathing, which is about 500 milliliters. Expiratory reserve volume (ERV) is the amount of air you can forcefully exhale past a normal tidal expiration, up to 1200 milliliters for men. Inspiratory reserve volume (IRV) is produced by a deep inhalation, past a tidal inspiration. This is the extra volume that can be brought into the lungs during a forced inspiration. Residual volume (RV) is the air left in the lungs if you exhale as much air as possible. The residual volume makes breathing easier by preventing the alveoli from collapsing. Respiratory volume is dependent on a variety of factors, and measuring the different types of respiratory volumes can provide important clues about a person\u2019s respiratory health ([link]).\nThese two graphs show (a) respiratory volumes and (b) the combination of volumes that results in respiratory capacity.\nRespiratory capacity is the combination of two or more selected volumes, which further describes the amount of air in the lungs during a given time. For example, total lung capacity (TLC) is the sum of all of the lung volumes (TV, ERV, IRV, and RV), which represents the total amount of air a person can hold in the lungs after a forceful inhalation. TLC is about 6000 mL air for men, and about 4200 mL for women. Vital capacity (VC) is the amount of air a person can move into or out of his or her lungs, and is the sum of all of the volumes except residual volume (TV, ERV, and IRV), which is between 4000 and 5000 milliliters. Inspiratory capacity (IC) is the maximum amount of air that can be inhaled past a normal tidal expiration, is the sum of the tidal volume and inspiratory reserve volume. On the other hand, the functional residual capacity (FRC) is the amount of air that remains in the lung after a normal tidal expiration; it is the sum of expiratory reserve volume and residual volume (see [link]).\nWatch this video to learn more about lung volumes and spirometers. Explain how spirometry test results can be used to diagnose respiratory diseases or determine the effectiveness of disease treatment.\nIn addition to the air that creates respiratory volumes, the respiratory system also contains anatomical dead space, which is air that is present in the airway that never reaches the alveoli and therefore never participates in gas exchange. Alveolar dead space involves air found within alveoli that are unable to function, such as those affected by disease or abnormal blood flow. Total dead space is the anatomical dead space and alveolar dead space together, and represents all of the air in the respiratory system that is not being used in the gas exchange process.\nRespiratory Rate and Control of Ventilation\nBreathing usually occurs without thought, although at times you can consciously control it, such as when you swim under water, sing a song, or blow bubbles. The respiratory rate is the total number of breaths, or respiratory cycles, that occur each minute. Respiratory rate can be an important indicator of disease, as the rate may increase or decrease during an illness or in a disease condition. The respiratory rate is controlled by the respiratory center located within the medulla oblongata in the brain, which responds primarily to changes in carbon dioxide, oxygen, and pH levels in the blood.\nThe normal respiratory rate of a child decreases from birth to adolescence. A child under 1 year of age has a normal respiratory rate between 30 and 60 breaths per minute, but by the time a child is about 10 years old, the normal rate is closer to 18 to 30. By adolescence, the normal respiratory rate is similar to that of adults, 12 to 18 breaths per minute.\nVentilation Control Centers\nThe control of ventilation is a complex interplay of multiple regions in the brain that signal the muscles used in pulmonary ventilation to contract ([link]). The result is typically a rhythmic, consistent ventilation rate that provides the body with sufficient amounts of oxygen, while adequately removing carbon dioxide.\nSummary of Ventilation Regulation\nMedullary respiratory renter Sets the basic rhythm of breathing\nVentral respiratory group (VRG) Generates the breathing rhythm and integrates data coming into the medulla\nDorsal respiratory group (DRG) Integrates input from the stretch receptors and the chemoreceptors in the periphery\nPontine respiratory group (PRG) Influences and modifies the medulla oblongata\u2019s functions\nAortic body Monitors blood PCO2, PO2, and pH\nCarotid body Monitors blood PCO2, PO2, and pH\nHypothalamus Monitors emotional state and body temperature\nCortical areas of the brain Control voluntary breathing\nProprioceptors Send impulses regarding joint and muscle movements\nPulmonary irritant reflexes Protect the respiratory zones of the system from foreign material\nInflation reflex Protects the lungs from over-inflating\nNeurons that innervate the muscles of the respiratory system are responsible for controlling and regulating pulmonary ventilation. The major brain centers involved in pulmonary ventilation are the medulla oblongata and the pontine respiratory group ([link]).\nRespiratory Centers of the Brain\nThe medulla oblongata contains the dorsal respiratory group (DRG) and the ventral respiratory group (VRG). The DRG is involved in maintaining a constant breathing rhythm by stimulating the diaphragm and intercostal muscles to contract, resulting in inspiration. When activity in the DRG ceases, it no longer stimulates the diaphragm and intercostals to contract, allowing them to relax, resulting in expiration. The VRG is involved in forced breathing, as the neurons in the VRG stimulate the accessory muscles involved in forced breathing to contract, resulting in forced inspiration. The VRG also stimulates the accessory muscles involved in forced expiration to contract.\nThe second respiratory center of the brain is located within the pons, called the pontine respiratory group, and consists of the apneustic and pneumotaxic centers. The apneustic center is a double cluster of neuronal cell bodies that stimulate neurons in the DRG, controlling the depth of inspiration, particularly for deep breathing. The pneumotaxic center is a network of neurons that inhibits the activity of neurons in the DRG, allowing relaxation after inspiration, and thus controlling the overall rate.\nFactors That Affect the Rate and Depth of Respiration\nThe respiratory rate and the depth of inspiration are regulated by the medulla oblongata and pons; however, these regions of the brain do so in response to systemic stimuli. It is a dose-response, positive-feedback relationship in which the greater the stimulus, the greater the response. Thus, increasing stimuli results in forced breathing. Multiple systemic factors are involved in stimulating the brain to produce pulmonary ventilation.\nThe major factor that stimulates the medulla oblongata and pons to produce respiration is surprisingly not oxygen concentration, but rather the concentration of carbon dioxide in the blood. As you recall, carbon dioxide is a waste product of cellular respiration and can be toxic. Concentrations of chemicals are sensed by chemoreceptors. A central chemoreceptor is one of the specialized receptors that are located in the brain and brainstem, whereas a peripheral chemoreceptor is one of the specialized receptors located in the carotid arteries and aortic arch. Concentration changes in certain substances, such as carbon dioxide or hydrogen ions, stimulate these receptors, which in turn signal the respiration centers of the brain. In the case of carbon dioxide, as the concentration of CO2 in the blood increases, it readily diffuses across the blood-brain barrier, where it collects in the extracellular fluid. As will be explained in more detail later, increased carbon dioxide levels lead to increased levels of hydrogen ions, decreasing pH. The increase in hydrogen ions in the brain triggers the central chemoreceptors to stimulate the respiratory centers to initiate contraction of the diaphragm and intercostal muscles. As a result, the rate and depth of respiration increase, allowing more carbon dioxide to be expelled, which brings more air into and out of the lungs promoting a reduction in the blood levels of carbon dioxide, and therefore hydrogen ions, in the blood. In contrast, low levels of carbon dioxide in the blood cause low levels of hydrogen ions in the brain, leading to a decrease in the rate and depth of pulmonary ventilation, producing shallow, slow breathing.\nAnother factor involved in influencing the respiratory activity of the brain is systemic arterial concentrations of hydrogen ions. Increasing carbon dioxide levels can lead to increased H+ levels, as mentioned above, as well as other metabolic activities, such as lactic acid accumulation after strenuous exercise. Peripheral chemoreceptors of the aortic arch and carotid arteries sense arterial levels of hydrogen ions. When peripheral chemoreceptors sense decreasing, or more acidic, pH levels, they stimulate an increase in ventilation to remove carbon dioxide from the blood at a quicker rate. Removal of carbon dioxide from the blood helps to reduce hydrogen ions, thus increasing systemic pH.\nBlood levels of oxygen are also important in influencing respiratory rate. The peripheral chemoreceptors are responsible for sensing large changes in blood oxygen levels. If blood oxygen levels become quite low\u2014about 60 mm Hg or less\u2014then peripheral chemoreceptors stimulate an increase in respiratory activity. The chemoreceptors are only able to sense dissolved oxygen molecules, not the oxygen that is bound to hemoglobin. As you recall, the majority of oxygen is bound by hemoglobin; when dissolved levels of oxygen drop, hemoglobin releases oxygen. Therefore, a large drop in oxygen levels is required to stimulate the chemoreceptors of the aortic arch and carotid arteries.\nThe hypothalamus and other brain regions associated with the limbic system also play roles in influencing the regulation of breathing by interacting with the respiratory centers. The hypothalamus and other regions associated with the limbic system are involved in regulating respiration in response to emotions, pain, and temperature. For example, an increase in body temperature causes an increase in respiratory rate. Feeling excited or the fight-or-flight response will also result in an increase in respiratory rate.\nRespiratory System: Sleep Apnea Sleep apnea is a chronic disorder that can occur in children or adults, and is characterized by the cessation of breathing during sleep. These episodes may last for several seconds or several minutes, and may differ in the frequency with which they are experienced. Sleep apnea leads to poor sleep, which is reflected in the symptoms of fatigue, evening napping, irritability, memory problems, and morning headaches. In addition, many individuals with sleep apnea experience a dry throat in the morning after waking from sleep, which may be due to excessive snoring.\nThere are two types of sleep apnea: obstructive sleep apnea and central sleep apnea. Obstructive sleep apnea is caused by an obstruction of the airway during sleep, which can occur at different points in the airway, depending on the underlying cause of the obstruction. For example, the tongue and throat muscles of some individuals with obstructive sleep apnea may relax excessively, causing the muscles to push into the airway. Another example is obesity, which is a known risk factor for sleep apnea, as excess adipose tissue in the neck region can push the soft tissues towards the lumen of the airway, causing the trachea to narrow.\nIn central sleep apnea, the respiratory centers of the brain do not respond properly to rising carbon dioxide levels and therefore do not stimulate the contraction of the diaphragm and intercostal muscles regularly. As a result, inspiration does not occur and breathing stops for a short period. In some cases, the cause of central sleep apnea is unknown. However, some medical conditions, such as stroke and congestive heart failure, may cause damage to the pons or medulla oblongata. In addition, some pharmacologic agents, such as morphine, can affect the respiratory centers, causing a decrease in the respiratory rate. The symptoms of central sleep apnea are similar to those of obstructive sleep apnea.\nA diagnosis of sleep apnea is usually done during a sleep study, where the patient is monitored in a sleep laboratory for several nights. The patient\u2019s blood oxygen levels, heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure are monitored, as are brain activity and the volume of air that is inhaled and exhaled. Treatment of sleep apnea commonly includes the use of a device called a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine during sleep. The CPAP machine has a mask that covers the nose, or the nose and mouth, and forces air into the airway at regular intervals. This pressurized air can help to gently force the airway to remain open, allowing more normal ventilation to occur. Other treatments include lifestyle changes to decrease weight, eliminate alcohol and other sleep apnea\u2013promoting drugs, and changes in sleep position. In addition to these treatments, patients with central sleep apnea may need supplemental oxygen during sleep.\nPulmonary ventilation is the process of breathing, which is driven by pressure differences between the lungs and the atmosphere. Atmospheric pressure is the force exerted by gases present in the atmosphere. The force exerted by gases within the alveoli is called intra-alveolar (intrapulmonary) pressure, whereas the force exerted by gases in the pleural cavity is called intrapleural pressure. Typically, intrapleural pressure is lower, or negative to, intra-alveolar pressure. The difference in pressure between intrapleural and intra-alveolar pressures is called transpulmonary pressure. In addition, intra-alveolar pressure will equalize with the atmospheric pressure. Pressure is determined by the volume of the space occupied by a gas and is influenced by resistance. Air flows when a pressure gradient is created, from a space of higher pressure to a space of lower pressure. Boyle\u2019s law describes the relationship between volume and pressure. A gas is at lower pressure in a larger volume because the gas molecules have more space to in which to move. The same quantity of gas in a smaller volume results in gas molecules crowding together, producing increased pressure.\nResistance is created by inelastic surfaces, as well as the diameter of the airways. Resistance reduces the flow of gases. The surface tension of the alveoli also influences pressure, as it opposes the expansion of the alveoli. However, pulmonary surfactant helps to reduce the surface tension so that the alveoli do not collapse during expiration. The ability of the lungs to stretch, called lung compliance, also plays a role in gas flow. The more the lungs can stretch, the greater the potential volume of the lungs. The greater the volume of the lungs, the lower the air pressure within the lungs.\nPulmonary ventilation consists of the process of inspiration (or inhalation), where air enters the lungs, and expiration (or exhalation), where air leaves the lungs. During inspiration, the diaphragm and external intercostal muscles contract, causing the rib cage to expand and move outward, and expanding the thoracic cavity and lung volume. This creates a lower pressure within the lung than that of the atmosphere, causing air to be drawn into the lungs. During expiration, the diaphragm and intercostals relax, causing the thorax and lungs to recoil. The air pressure within the lungs increases to above the pressure of the atmosphere, causing air to be forced out of the lungs. However, during forced exhalation, the internal intercostals and abdominal muscles may be involved in forcing air out of the lungs.\nRespiratory volume describes the amount of air in a given space within the lungs, or which can be moved by the lung, and is dependent on a variety of factors. Tidal volume refers to the amount of air that enters the lungs during quiet breathing, whereas inspiratory reserve volume is the amount of air that enters the lungs when a person inhales past the tidal volume. Expiratory reserve volume is the extra amount of air that can leave with forceful expiration, following tidal expiration. Residual volume is the amount of air that is left in the lungs after expelling the expiratory reserve volume. Respiratory capacity is the combination of two or more volumes. Anatomical dead space refers to the air within the respiratory structures that never participates in gas exchange, because it does not reach functional alveoli. Respiratory rate is the number of breaths taken per minute, which may change during certain diseases or conditions.\nBoth respiratory rate and depth are controlled by the respiratory centers of the brain, which are stimulated by factors such as chemical and pH changes in the blood. These changes are sensed by central chemoreceptors, which are located in the brain, and peripheral chemoreceptors, which are located in the aortic arch and carotid arteries. A rise in carbon dioxide or a decline in oxygen levels in the blood stimulates an increase in respiratory rate and depth.\nPatients with respiratory ailments (such as asthma, emphysema, COPD, etc.) have issues with airway resistance and/or lung compliance. Both of these factors can interfere with the patient\u2019s ability to move air effectively. A spirometry test can determine how much air the patient can move into and out of the lungs. If the air volumes are low, this can indicate that the patient has a respiratory disease or that the treatment regimen may need to be adjusted. If the numbers are normal, the patient does not have a significant respiratory disease or the treatment regimen is working as expected.\nWhich of the following processes does atmospheric pressure play a role in?\nproduction of pulmonary surfactant\nA decrease in volume leads to a(n) ________ pressure.\nequalization of\nThe pressure difference between the intra-alveolar and intrapleural pressures is called ________.\nGas flow decreases as ________ increases.\nairway diameter\nContraction of the external intercostal muscles causes which of the following to occur?\nThe diaphragm moves downward.\nThe rib cage is compressed.\nThe thoracic cavity volume decreases.\nThe ribs and sternum move upward.\nWhich of the following prevents the alveoli from collapsing?\nDescribe what is meant by the term \u201clung compliance.\u201d\nLung compliance refers to the ability of lung tissue to stretch under pressure, which is determined in part by the surface tension of the alveoli and the ability of the connective tissue to stretch. Lung compliance plays a role in determining how much the lungs can change in volume, which in turn helps to determine pressure and air movement.\nOutline the steps involved in quiet breathing.\nQuiet breathing occurs at rest and without active thought. During quiet breathing, the diaphragm and external intercostal muscles work at different extents, depending on the situation. For inspiration, the diaphragm contracts, causing the diaphragm to flatten and drop towards the abdominal cavity, helping to expand the thoracic cavity. The external intercostal muscles contract as well, causing the rib cage to expand, and the rib cage and sternum to move outward, also expanding the thoracic cavity. Expansion of the thoracic cavity also causes the lungs to expand, due to the adhesiveness of the pleural fluid. As a result, the pressure within the lungs drops below that of the atmosphere, causing air to rush into the lungs. In contrast, expiration is a passive process. As the diaphragm and intercostal muscles relax, the lungs and thoracic tissues recoil, and the volume of the lungs decreases. This causes the pressure within the lungs to increase above that of the atmosphere, causing air to leave the lungs.\nWhat is respiratory rate and how is it controlled?\nRespiratory rate is defined as the number of breaths taken per minute. Respiratory rate is controlled by the respiratory center, located in the medulla oblongata. Conscious thought can alter the normal respiratory rate through control by skeletal muscle, although one cannot consciously stop the rate altogether. 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        "raw_content": "Circulation and the Central Nervous System\nDescribe the vessels that supply the CNS with blood\nName the components of the ventricular system and the regions of the brain in which each is located\nExplain the production of cerebrospinal fluid and its flow through the ventricles\nExplain how a disruption in circulation would result in a stroke\nThe CNS is crucial to the operation of the body, and any compromise in the brain and spinal cord can lead to severe difficulties. The CNS has a privileged blood supply, as suggested by the blood-brain barrier. The function of the tissue in the CNS is crucial to the survival of the organism, so the contents of the blood cannot simply pass into the central nervous tissue. To protect this region from the toxins and pathogens that may be traveling through the blood stream, there is strict control over what can move out of the general systems and into the brain and spinal cord. Because of this privilege, the CNS needs specialized structures for the maintenance of circulation. This begins with a unique arrangement of blood vessels carrying fresh blood into the CNS. Beyond the supply of blood, the CNS filters that blood into cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), which is then circulated through the cavities of the brain and spinal cord called ventricles.\nA lack of oxygen to the CNS can be devastating, and the cardiovascular system has specific regulatory reflexes to ensure that the blood supply is not interrupted. There are multiple routes for blood to get into the CNS, with specializations to protect that blood supply and to maximize the ability of the brain to get an uninterrupted perfusion.\nThe major artery carrying recently oxygenated blood away from the heart is the aorta. The very first branches off the aorta supply the heart with nutrients and oxygen. The next branches give rise to the common carotid arteries, which further branch into the internal carotid arteries. The external carotid arteries supply blood to the tissues on the surface of the cranium. The bases of the common carotids contain stretch receptors that immediately respond to the drop in blood pressure upon standing. The orthostatic reflex is a reaction to this change in body position, so that blood pressure is maintained against the increasing effect of gravity (orthostatic means \u201cstanding up\u201d). Heart rate increases\u2014a reflex of the sympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system\u2014and this raises blood pressure.\nThe internal carotid artery enters the cranium through the carotid canal in the temporal bone. A second set of vessels that supply the CNS are the vertebral arteries, which are protected as they pass through the neck region by the transverse foramina of the cervical vertebrae. The vertebral arteries enter the cranium through the foramen magnum of the occipital bone. Branches off the left and right vertebral arteries merge into the anterior spinal artery supplying the anterior aspect of the spinal cord, found along the anterior median fissure. The two vertebral arteries then merge into the basilar artery, which gives rise to branches to the brain stem and cerebellum. The left and right internal carotid arteries and branches of the basilar artery all become the circle of Willis, a confluence of arteries that can maintain perfusion of the brain even if narrowing or a blockage limits flow through one part ([link]).\nThe blood supply to the brain enters through the internal carotid arteries and the vertebral arteries, eventually giving rise to the circle of Willis.\nWatch this animation to see how blood flows to the brain and passes through the circle of Willis before being distributed through the cerebrum. The circle of Willis is a specialized arrangement of arteries that ensure constant perfusion of the cerebrum even in the event of a blockage of one of the arteries in the circle. The animation shows the normal direction of flow through the circle of Willis to the middle cerebral artery. Where would the blood come from if there were a blockage just posterior to the middle cerebral artery on the left?\nAfter passing through the CNS, blood returns to the circulation through a series of dural sinuses and veins ([link]). The superior sagittal sinus runs in the groove of the longitudinal fissure, where it absorbs CSF from the meninges. The superior sagittal sinus drains to the confluence of sinuses, along with the occipital sinuses and straight sinus, to then drain into the transverse sinuses. The transverse sinuses connect to the sigmoid sinuses, which then connect to the jugular veins. From there, the blood continues toward the heart to be pumped to the lungs for reoxygenation.\nDural Sinuses and Veins\nBlood drains from the brain through a series of sinuses that connect to the jugular veins.\nProtective Coverings of the Brain and Spinal Cord\nThe outer surface of the CNS is covered by a series of membranes composed of connective tissue called the meninges, which protect the brain. The dura mater is a thick fibrous layer and a strong protective sheath over the entire brain and spinal cord. It is anchored to the inner surface of the cranium and vertebral cavity. The arachnoid mater is a membrane of thin fibrous tissue that forms a loose sac around the CNS. Beneath the arachnoid is a thin, filamentous mesh called the arachnoid trabeculae, which looks like a spider web, giving this layer its name. Directly adjacent to the surface of the CNS is the pia mater, a thin fibrous membrane that follows the convolutions of gyri and sulci in the cerebral cortex and fits into other grooves and indentations ([link]).\nMeningeal Layers of Superior Sagittal Sinus\nThe layers of the meninges in the longitudinal fissure of the superior sagittal sinus are shown, with the dura mater adjacent to the inner surface of the cranium, the pia mater adjacent to the surface of the brain, and the arachnoid and subarachnoid space between them. An arachnoid villus is shown emerging into the dural sinus to allow CSF to filter back into the blood for drainage.\nLike a thick cap covering the brain, the dura mater is a tough outer covering. The name comes from the Latin for \u201ctough mother\u201d to represent its physically protective role. It encloses the entire CNS and the major blood vessels that enter the cranium and vertebral cavity. It is directly attached to the inner surface of the bones of the cranium and to the very end of the vertebral cavity.\nThere are infoldings of the dura that fit into large crevasses of the brain. Two infoldings go through the midline separations of the cerebrum and cerebellum; one forms a shelf-like tent between the occipital lobes of the cerebrum and the cerebellum, and the other surrounds the pituitary gland. The dura also surrounds and supports the venous sinuses.\nThe middle layer of the meninges is the arachnoid, named for the spider-web\u2013like trabeculae between it and the pia mater. The arachnoid defines a sac-like enclosure around the CNS. The trabeculae are found in the subarachnoid space, which is filled with circulating CSF. The arachnoid emerges into the dural sinuses as the arachnoid granulations, where the CSF is filtered back into the blood for drainage from the nervous system.\nThe subarachnoid space is filled with circulating CSF, which also provides a liquid cushion to the brain and spinal cord. Similar to clinical blood work, a sample of CSF can be withdrawn to find chemical evidence of neuropathology or metabolic traces of the biochemical functions of nervous tissue.\nThe outer surface of the CNS is covered in the thin fibrous membrane of the pia mater. It is thought to have a continuous layer of cells providing a fluid-impermeable membrane. The name pia mater comes from the Latin for \u201ctender mother,\u201d suggesting the thin membrane is a gentle covering for the brain. The pia extends into every convolution of the CNS, lining the inside of the sulci in the cerebral and cerebellar cortices. At the end of the spinal cord, a thin filament extends from the inferior end of CNS at the upper lumbar region of the vertebral column to the sacral end of the vertebral column. Because the spinal cord does not extend through the lower lumbar region of the vertebral column, a needle can be inserted through the dura and arachnoid layers to withdraw CSF. This procedure is called a lumbar puncture and avoids the risk of damaging the central tissue of the spinal cord. Blood vessels that are nourishing the central nervous tissue are between the pia mater and the nervous tissue.\nMeninges Meningitis is an inflammation of the meninges, the three layers of fibrous membrane that surround the CNS. Meningitis can be caused by infection by bacteria or viruses. The particular pathogens are not special to meningitis; it is just an inflammation of that specific set of tissues from what might be a broader infection. Bacterial meningitis can be caused by Streptococcus, Staphylococcus, or the tuberculosis pathogen, among many others. Viral meningitis is usually the result of common enteroviruses (such as those that cause intestinal disorders), but may be the result of the herpes virus or West Nile virus. Bacterial meningitis tends to be more severe.\nThe symptoms associated with meningitis can be fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, light sensitivity, soreness of the neck, or severe headache. More important are the neurological symptoms, such as changes in mental state (confusion, memory deficits, and other dementia-type symptoms). A serious risk of meningitis can be damage to peripheral structures because of the nerves that pass through the meninges. Hearing loss is a common result of meningitis.\nThe primary test for meningitis is a lumbar puncture. A needle inserted into the lumbar region of the spinal column through the dura mater and arachnoid membrane into the subarachnoid space can be used to withdraw the fluid for chemical testing. Fatality occurs in 5 to 40 percent of children and 20 to 50 percent of adults with bacterial meningitis. Treatment of bacterial meningitis is through antibiotics, but viral meningitis cannot be treated with antibiotics because viruses do not respond to that type of drug. Fortunately, the viral forms are milder.\nWatch this video that describes the procedure known as the lumbar puncture, a medical procedure used to sample the CSF. Because of the anatomy of the CNS, it is a relative safe location to insert a needle. Why is the lumbar puncture performed in the lower lumbar area of the vertebral column?\nThe Ventricular System\nCerebrospinal fluid (CSF) circulates throughout and around the CNS. In other tissues, water and small molecules are filtered through capillaries as the major contributor to the interstitial fluid. In the brain, CSF is produced in special structures to perfuse through the nervous tissue of the CNS and is continuous with the interstitial fluid. Specifically, CSF circulates to remove metabolic wastes from the interstitial fluids of nervous tissues and return them to the blood stream. The ventricles are the open spaces within the brain where CSF circulates. In some of these spaces, CSF is produced by filtering of the blood that is performed by a specialized membrane known as a choroid plexus. The CSF circulates through all of the ventricles to eventually emerge into the subarachnoid space where it will be reabsorbed into the blood.\nThe Ventricles\nThere are four ventricles within the brain, all of which developed from the original hollow space within the neural tube, the central canal. The first two are named the lateral ventricles and are deep within the cerebrum. These ventricles are connected to the third ventricle by two openings called the interventricular foramina. The third ventricle is the space between the left and right sides of the diencephalon, which opens into the cerebral aqueduct that passes through the midbrain. The aqueduct opens into the fourth ventricle, which is the space between the cerebellum and the pons and upper medulla ([link]).\nCerebrospinal Fluid Circulation\nThe choroid plexus in the four ventricles produce CSF, which is circulated through the ventricular system and then enters the subarachnoid space through the median and lateral apertures. The CSF is then reabsorbed into the blood at the arachnoid granulations, where the arachnoid membrane emerges into the dural sinuses.\nAs the telencephalon enlarges and grows into the cranial cavity, it is limited by the space within the skull. The telencephalon is the most anterior region of what was the neural tube, but cannot grow past the limit of the frontal bone of the skull. Because the cerebrum fits into this space, it takes on a C-shaped formation, through the frontal, parietal, occipital, and finally temporal regions. The space within the telencephalon is stretched into this same C-shape. The two ventricles are in the left and right sides, and were at one time referred to as the first and second ventricles. The interventricular foramina connect the frontal region of the lateral ventricles with the third ventricle.\nThe third ventricle is the space bounded by the medial walls of the hypothalamus and thalamus. The two thalami touch in the center in most brains as the massa intermedia, which is surrounded by the third ventricle. The cerebral aqueduct opens just inferior to the epithalamus and passes through the midbrain. The tectum and tegmentum of the midbrain are the roof and floor of the cerebral aqueduct, respectively. The aqueduct opens up into the fourth ventricle. The floor of the fourth ventricle is the dorsal surface of the pons and upper medulla (that gray matter making a continuation of the tegmentum of the midbrain). The fourth ventricle then narrows into the central canal of the spinal cord.\nThe ventricular system opens up to the subarachnoid space from the fourth ventricle. The single median aperture and the pair of lateral apertures connect to the subarachnoid space so that CSF can flow through the ventricles and around the outside of the CNS. Cerebrospinal fluid is produced within the ventricles by a type of specialized membrane called a choroid plexus. Ependymal cells (one of the types of glial cells described in the introduction to the nervous system) surround blood capillaries and filter the blood to make CSF. The fluid is a clear solution with a limited amount of the constituents of blood. It is essentially water, small molecules, and electrolytes. Oxygen and carbon dioxide are dissolved into the CSF, as they are in blood, and can diffuse between the fluid and the nervous tissue.\nThe choroid plexuses are found in all four ventricles. Observed in dissection, they appear as soft, fuzzy structures that may still be pink, depending on how well the circulatory system is cleared in preparation of the tissue. The CSF is produced from components extracted from the blood, so its flow out of the ventricles is tied to the pulse of cardiovascular circulation.\nFrom the lateral ventricles, the CSF flows into the third ventricle, where more CSF is produced, and then through the cerebral aqueduct into the fourth ventricle where even more CSF is produced. A very small amount of CSF is filtered at any one of the plexuses, for a total of about 500 milliliters daily, but it is continuously made and pulses through the ventricular system, keeping the fluid moving. From the fourth ventricle, CSF can continue down the central canal of the spinal cord, but this is essentially a cul-de-sac, so more of the fluid leaves the ventricular system and moves into the subarachnoid space through the median and lateral apertures.\nWithin the subarachnoid space, the CSF flows around all of the CNS, providing two important functions. As with elsewhere in its circulation, the CSF picks up metabolic wastes from the nervous tissue and moves it out of the CNS. It also acts as a liquid cushion for the brain and spinal cord. By surrounding the entire system in the subarachnoid space, it provides a thin buffer around the organs within the strong, protective dura mater. The arachnoid granulations are outpocketings of the arachnoid membrane into the dural sinuses so that CSF can be reabsorbed into the blood, along with the metabolic wastes. From the dural sinuses, blood drains out of the head and neck through the jugular veins, along with the rest of the circulation for blood, to be reoxygenated by the lungs and wastes to be filtered out by the kidneys ([link]).\nWatch this animation that shows the flow of CSF through the brain and spinal cord, and how it originates from the ventricles and then spreads into the space within the meninges, where the fluids then move into the venous sinuses to return to the cardiovascular circulation. What are the structures that produce CSF and where are they found? How are the structures indicated in this animation?\nComponents of CSF Circulation\nLocation in CNS Cerebrum Diencephalon Midbrain Between pons/upper medulla and cerebellum Spinal cord External to entire CNS\nBlood vessel structure Choroid plexus Choroid plexus None Choroid plexus None Arachnoid granulations\nCentral Nervous System The supply of blood to the brain is crucial to its ability to perform many functions. Without a steady supply of oxygen, and to a lesser extent glucose, the nervous tissue in the brain cannot keep up its extensive electrical activity. These nutrients get into the brain through the blood, and if blood flow is interrupted, neurological function is compromised.\nThe common name for a disruption of blood supply to the brain is a stroke. It is caused by a blockage to an artery in the brain. The blockage is from some type of embolus: a blood clot, a fat embolus, or an air bubble. When the blood cannot travel through the artery, the surrounding tissue that is deprived starves and dies. Strokes will often result in the loss of very specific functions. A stroke in the lateral medulla, for example, can cause a loss in the ability to swallow. Sometimes, seemingly unrelated functions will be lost because they are dependent on structures in the same region. Along with the swallowing in the previous example, a stroke in that region could affect sensory functions from the face or extremities because important white matter pathways also pass through the lateral medulla. Loss of blood flow to specific regions of the cortex can lead to the loss of specific higher functions, from the ability to recognize faces to the ability to move a particular region of the body. Severe or limited memory loss can be the result of a temporal lobe stroke.\nRelated to strokes are transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), which can also be called \u201cmini-strokes.\u201d These are events in which a physical blockage may be temporary, cutting off the blood supply and oxygen to a region, but not to the extent that it causes cell death in that region. While the neurons in that area are recovering from the event, neurological function may be lost. Function can return if the area is able to recover from the event.\nRecovery from a stroke (or TIA) is strongly dependent on the speed of treatment. Often, the person who is present and notices something is wrong must then make a decision. The mnemonic FAST helps people remember what to look for when someone is dealing with sudden losses of neurological function. If someone complains of feeling \u201cfunny,\u201d check these things quickly: Look at the person\u2019s face. Does he or she have problems moving Face muscles and making regular facial expressions? Ask the person to raise his or her Arms above the head. Can the person lift one arm but not the other? Has the person\u2019s Speech changed? Is he or she slurring words or having trouble saying things? If any of these things have happened, then it is Time to call for help.\nSometimes, treatment with blood-thinning drugs can alleviate the problem, and recovery is possible. If the tissue is damaged, the amazing thing about the nervous system is that it is adaptable. With physical, occupational, and speech therapy, victims of strokes can recover, or more accurately relearn, functions.\nThe CNS has a privileged blood supply established by the blood-brain barrier. Establishing this barrier are anatomical structures that help to protect and isolate the CNS. The arterial blood to the brain comes from the internal carotid and vertebral arteries, which both contribute to the unique circle of Willis that provides constant perfusion of the brain even if one of the blood vessels is blocked or narrowed. That blood is eventually filtered to make a separate medium, the CSF, that circulates within the spaces of the brain and then into the surrounding space defined by the meninges, the protective covering of the brain and spinal cord.\nThe blood that nourishes the brain and spinal cord is behind the glial-cell\u2013enforced blood-brain barrier, which limits the exchange of material from blood vessels with the interstitial fluid of the nervous tissue. Thus, metabolic wastes are collected in cerebrospinal fluid that circulates through the CNS. This fluid is produced by filtering blood at the choroid plexuses in the four ventricles of the brain. It then circulates through the ventricles and into the subarachnoid space, between the pia mater and the arachnoid mater. From the arachnoid granulations, CSF is reabsorbed into the blood, removing the waste from the privileged central nervous tissue.\nThe blood, now with the reabsorbed CSF, drains out of the cranium through the dural sinuses. The dura mater is the tough outer covering of the CNS, which is anchored to the inner surface of the cranial and vertebral cavities. It surrounds the venous space known as the dural sinuses, which connect to the jugular veins, where blood drains from the head and neck.\nIf blood could not get to the middle cerebral artery through the posterior circulation, the blood would flow around the circle of Willis to reach that artery from an anterior vessel. 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        "raw_content": "Atlanta, Georgia, student, 14, drowns in Sibun\nHeadline\t\u2014 16 February 2016\t\u2014 by Rowland A. Parks\nTIGER SANDY BAY, Sibun River, Mon. Feb. 15, 2016\u2013Within hours, tragedy struck a group of high school students from North Cobb High School in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, who were on winter break and arrived in Belize on Saturday, February 14, for a field trip, when one of the students drowned in the Sibun River at Tiger Sandy Bay, located off the George Price Highway at about Mile 31.\nThe thirty-two students and their nine chaperones arrived in Belize around midday at the Philip Goldson International Airport, where they were met by personnel from Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary.\nFollowing their brief orientation, the students split up into groups and some of them went swimming, while others decided on hiking.\nAround 4:00 p.m., the chaperones did a head count before heading back to the resort, and it was then that they discovered that a freshman student and music scholar, Tomari Aliijah Jackson, 14, a ninth grader, was missing.\nHis tragic death is puzzling, because the group of 32 American students was accompanied by 9 chaperones, including two licensed tour guides\nPersonnel from the Belize Police Department, the Belize Coast Guard and the United States Embassy began combing the area for the missing student.\nOn Sunday morning, shortly after 2:00 a.m., and after an extensive search in the Sibun River, Jackson\u2019s body was fished out of the river. His body was discovered by two local divers in about 25 feet of water.\nThis was Jackson\u2019s first trip to Belize. He would have celebrated his 15th birthday today, Monday.\nPolice reported today, Monday, that Jackson\u2019s body was taken to the Karl Heusner Memorial Hospital\u2019s morgue, where it awaits a post-mortem to confirm the cause of death. Meanwhile, police say they are continuing their investigation.\n\u201cThe students were having a great time. They had just arrived that day (Saturday), when the accident occurred,\u201d Dr. Angela Huff, Chief of Staff, Cobb County School District, told Channel 11 Live, the NBC affiliate in Atlanta, Georgia.\nMonkey Bay managing director Matthew Miller told one local media that Jackson\u2019s death \u201cis still a mystery to all the adults who were supervising the group. What could have happened? We just don\u2019t know!\u201d\nMiller said that this is the first incident where someone has lost his or her life in the course of a program.\nAfter arriving at Monkey Bay and following their orientation, they went swimming in the river, Miller said.\n\u201cThe area is a popular canoe-take location; local people go there to fish; it\u2019s a known bathing spot,\u201d Miller explained.\nMiller described the area as a shallow area and said that the 9 chaperones were stationed at the right places and on the sandbar, and among the chaperones were two licensed tour guides.\nMonkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary has been used for about two decades by various missions from the United States, he said.\nWhile there has been no official explanation from the chaperones about how it was that Jackson went down under the water and no one noticed until the group was ready to leave, Miller said that his death has been felt hard by the leaders, who were entrusted with their safety by the parents of the students.\nJackson was the only son of a single mother.\nCobb County School District Superintendent Chris Ragsdale told the station, \u201cOn behalf of our entire school district, I offer my sincere condolences to the Tomari family. We are deeply saddened by the loss of this talented North Cobb High School scholar and musician. Our immediate priority at this time is caring for and supporting his family and all the students, families, and school staff impacted by this tragic event.\nSchool district officials have been in contact with families of students on the trip and local authorities in Belize. The group decided that in the circumstances, the field trip had to be cut short, and working in collaboration with the United States Embassy, travel arrangements were quickly concluded and the rest of the students and their chaperones returned to Atlanta today, Monday.",
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        "raw_content": "Okay, so I've got the cover back for Exile. It's an absolute stormer, and if ever I needed a push to make this book excellent it was this.\nHowever, you're not getting to see it just yet. Once I've got the book's revisions done and its in the final stages of editing/proofing, I'll let you see it then. Soon, soon ...\nIn fact, the cover is so good that I've decided to have the cover for Part 1 updated to push it up to the same standard. That one I WILL show you, once I'm happy with it.\nAlso, good news for Tube Riders fans is that I'm feeling so inspired by recent events that I've decided to start writing Part 3 straight away. I was planning to start it in September but while revising Exile and with all the cover stuff the Tube Riders world started swirling around in my mind and it's difficult to let you.\nCan't promise I'll start today, but soon. In May for sure. I hate writing during the hot summer months but I'll deal with that as I get to it.\nIn the meantime, while you're waiting for Exile, why not check out my new book, Head of Words? It's a lot different but it shows my versatility as a writer. It also just received this storming five star review. Many thanks to Scott Bury for that one.\nThat's all for now. Happy reading!\nLabels: Marta Banks, The Tube Riders, The Tube Riders Trilogy, The Tube Riders: Exile",
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        "raw_content": "Amsterdam Escort Hotel Service\nHotel escort service in Amsterdam\nWe are here night and day and we can always provide a beautiful girl for you. Come and meet her, or, if you stay in a hotel in Amsterdam, or are looking for a cheap room for the night, you can use our service. This means that you can use always use our girls with discrete delivery. If you want to know how to meet us, contact us! You will not receive any notification at hotel's desk about the arriving. Our babes are discrete and know how to handle secretive meetings with our customers. A professional escort will always know what to do in certain circumstances and this is exactly what our agency provides. Our girls like to dress to impress and they know how to be sexy and beautiful. Everyone of them is charming in its own way and you will certainly like them. If you like cheap adventures or complicated one, it doesn't matter which one, our babes are prepared for anything and will act accordingly. This is the age we live in and now men like to experiment more and more. We can provide anything you like and you won't regret it!\nFind out how to meet us!\nThis is where you will find the perfect girfriend experience. Our ladies are the perfect actors, and know how to handle a man. You will have the chance to learn their personalities and you'll find the perfect companion for you and what fits you the best. If you are looking for physical interaction or just someone to talk to, we can offer the best girls in Amsterdam. Don't throw your money on cheap and inexperienced girls, we can get you in touch with beautiful and astonishing young babes, right here, right now! You have the chance to have a wonderful time with the girls and you can't miss it.\nWe can provide so much for you. We have a wide range of home escort services. Are you looking for a cheap hotel in Amsterdam? Try the last minute deals or just get in touch with us and we will help you search and find what's the best our agency has to offer. Break yourself from your every day life and problems and come and meet our angelic women. We can help you meet your every desire and you won't regret it. Now get your hands on to that telephone and call us right away, cause we are here, expecting to hear your voice.\nCheap hotels amsterdam\n24 hours hotel service\nReception in Amsterdam can be realized within 30 minutes once you contact us via 0031 649 555 722 or WHATSAPP: 0031 649 555 722. It is also possible to contact us via website. We provide at least an hour of fun at an affordable price. We're available 24 hours a day 7 days a week, night and day, rain or shine. You can always find us here, waiting, and preparing to meet you.",
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        "raw_content": "It should be obvious that events?don\u2019t have to be written down in the order in which they occur. You could, for example, have two books on your shelf: a book about the Revolutionary War, published in 2014, and a book about the Vietnam War, published in 1986. The older book is the one about the more recent event. And, just because a book is a new publication about an old event does not mean that the book is unreliable. For example, the book in question could reliably be based on firsthand accounts; you could have a book about the Revolutionary War, published in 2014, that is based on George Washington\u2019s letters. In short, the date of the account and the date of the event accounted do not have to go together.\nThe same principle applies to the Bible. For example, most scholars believe that some of the letters of Paul such as 1 Thessalonians and Philippians were written earlier than the Gospels, even though the Gospels tell of events that happened earlier than the letters of Paul. (There were certainly earlier accounts of the life of Jesus that the Gospel writers used when composing their works, but these early works are lost to history.)\nWhoever it was who wrote down Exodus in the form in which we have it\u2013tradition says it was Moses, but we cannot know for sure\u2013whoever it was certainly did not write it down while the events he (or she) describes were actually happening. Only after the fact, when the Israelites were free and clear, would anyone have had time or inclination to record the experiences of the Exodus. Which is why I find Exodus 15:21 so fascinating.\nThe Oldest Verse in the Bible\nIn Exodus 15, we read a brief little poem that some scholars believe is the oldest poem in the Bible:\n20?Then the prophet Miriam, Aaron\u2018s sister, took a tambourine in her hand; and all the women went out after her with tambourines and with dancing.?21And Miriam sang to them:\n?Sing to the?Lord, for he has triumphed gloriously;\nhorse and rider he has thrown into the sea.?\u201d\nExodus 15:21 is called \u201cMiriam\u2019s Song,\u201d and some scholars believe it is a victory song that comes from the time immediately?after the Israelites\u2019 miraculous crossing of the Red Sea. ?In other words, Miriam\u2019s song in Exodus 15;21 could be the spontaneous song of victory that the Israelite women burst into after realizing that they were?free at last!\nMelinda Smith September 11, 2014 - 5:53 am\nJust a curiousity: We believe Moses wrote at least some of Exodus. In this chapter, the author designates Miriam as Aaron\u2019s sister, making her also the sister of Moses, the young lady who watched the small ark that contained her baby brother that Pharaoh\u2019s daughter found in the water. The same young lady who ran to get her mother to care for baby Moses for Pharaoh\u2019s daughter. Why the designation of Miriam as Aaron\u2019s sister and not both Aaron and Moses?\nAnother curiosity: Moses was in his own mother\u2019 care, according to Scripture, until he was older when his mother took him back to Pharaoh\u2019s daughter to become her son. How hard was that for the mother? If there were Miriam and Aaron and Moses, there may have been additional children in the family. Can you imagine, after Moses was taken back to live with the Pharaoh\u2019s family, what his sisters and brothers conversation might have been like around the breakfast table! Miriam: If we have bread and water one more morning\u2026 Aaron: Yeah, Moses told me he had eggs Benedict for breakfast!\nBut there seems to be no resentment toward Moses by the siblings as they leave Egypt. God was in control from the beginning!\nMaybe it\u2019s because Moses is such a set-apart personality\u2013he spoke with God and lived\u2013that he is just on another plane than Aaron. So, Miriam is described as Aaron\u2019s sister because he is more \u201cordinary\u201d that Moses? Just a theory.\nYes: I think the interplay between Moses and Pharaoh and the rest of the family is just fascinating to contemplate. You can see that it would make a great movie: Moses, the one who is neither Hebrew nor Egyptian.",
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        "raw_content": "WHAT WOULD YOU DO? 12/9/13\nBoth the deceived and the deceiver are His...\nPeople can be fooled but God cannot.\nwww.AnointedMessages.com\nI usually enjoy the program What Would You Do? which features real people in made up scenarios, in order to discover the true nature of humanity. It\u2019s basically the Good Samaritan parable; the scenarios are designed to discover if people will intervene and help their neighbor in trouble or just ignore them. I saw a show where a couple (portrayed by actors) met with a surrogate mother (also an actress) about her pregnancy. The scenario was the pregnant mother changed her mind about turning over the baby to be adopted. The fake surrogate mother left and the would-be adoptive father went after her. The adoptive mother was left alone in the restaurant and wept pitifully. The actors made sure restaurant patrons heard the drama and knew the situation. 2 kind ladies (who weren\u2019t together and didn\u2019t know each other) came over to comfort her. They were not actors but genuinely concerned strangers. The older lady put her arms around the crying actress and began to pray for her.\nThat was very sweet but the whole scenario then bothered me. It went from an interesting program to a deceptive trick. That kind lady was opening up her heart to comfort someone and it wasn\u2019t even real. She was taking the issue to God in good faith based upon a deception. But I should have known it would all work for good because her motives were pure. The host John Quinones said he was really touched by the spontaneous prayer for the weeping woman. And the prayer itself was pure. She said things like \u201cGod it is You who give children\u201d; everything she prayed was beautiful and true. She didn\u2019t pray for the fictional surrogate to change her mind because her prayer was led by the Holy Spirit. The best part was after John Quinones revealed the scenario and everyone was discussing what happened, the actress was crying for real. She said that the prayer had really touched her, and that she didn\u2019t have children but would like to someday and appreciated the woman\u2019s comforting prayer. Ha!!! The scenario may have been shrouded in deception but the truth still prevailed and the prayer worked regardless of the situation.\nIt was a great reminder about the power of spirit-led prayer. I know there have been times when I was tempted to pray things that made sense to my natural mind, and especially when praying for others there may be a temptation to stick to what I know, because no one wants to be wrong or appear foolish. But people aren\u2019t always honest about their prayer needs, and God knows the things that we don\u2019t know. When we step out in faith and pray only what the Spirit is leading us to pray victory is assured.\nLord I thank You for the privilege of prayer. Give me courage to speak whatever You put on my heart, even if I don\u2019t understand it. I am glad that I can trust You when I can\u2019t trust myself or others. I am grateful that even if people fool me Your Holy Spirit cannot be fooled. I know Your Holy Spirit will always lead me in the way I should go. I don\u2019t have to worry about what I will do or what I will say, because I can trust You to give me the right words at the right time.\nI will instruct you and teach you about the direction you should go. I\u2019ll advise you and keep my eye on you.\nPsalm 32:8 CEB\nWith Him are might and wisdom; the deceived and the deceiver are His [and in His power].\nJob 12:16 AMP\nFor the Holy Spirit will teach you in that very hour and [a]moment what [you] ought to say.\nLuke 12:12 AMP\nfisherofmen 12/10/13, 3:15 AM\nThankful for this post. It's 3:52am here and I have been contemplating an upcoming situation, in prayer. When I turned my tablet on, this was the very first e-mail message notification received. Clear instruction for the task. My intentions were to look at a particular scripture, as the solution to the prayer I'd been praying. Seems to me the Holy Spirit has already given me exactly what's needed, without my research. lol\nAnointed 12/10/13, 11:59 PM\nFisherOfMen I am so blessed to hear that! It makes it all worth it. Praying God will continue to bless and guide you.",
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        "raw_content": "In April 1915, just to the north of Sedd\u00fclbahir village, stood a Turkish fort known as Eskitabya, surrounded by a deep ditch and barbed wire. Fire from this and other nearby positions on 25 April 1915 kept the British landing force tied down to Ertu\u011frul Koyu (Cove) \u2013\u2018V Beach\u2019 to the British \u2013 below Sedd\u00fclbahir castle. Little remains of Eskitabya. On that site today, between cypress trees, is the most isolated grave on Gallipoli, that of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Doughty-Wylie, Royal Welsh Regiment, who was killed in action here on 26 April 1915.\nDoughty-Wylie\u2019s is one of the most remarkable Gallipoli stories. A fluent Turkish speaker, he had lived in the country and been awarded the Imperial Ottoman Order of Medijedieh, 2nd Class, for his service to Turkish wounded when working with the Red Cross during the Balkan Wars of 1912\u20131913. On 25 April 1915, he was working as an intelligence officer on board the improvised landing steamer River Clyde. From there he observed the failure of the British troops, under intense Turkish fire, to get inshore from Ertu\u011frul Koyu. On the morning of 26 April, along with Captain Garth Walford, Royal Field Artillery, he led the way into Sedd\u00fclbahir. The village fell, but Doughty-Wylie knew the beach would not be safe until Eskitabya was taken so, at the head of a bayonet charge, he pushed on up the hill. The attack succeeded, but Doughty-Wylie was killed at the edge of the defensive ditch. It is said that, because of his love of the Turkish people, he carried only a walking stick into action.\nDoughty-Wylie and Walford, who was also killed, were awarded posthumous Victoria Crosses for their bravery. But an even more extraordinary story is associated with Doughty-Wylie. On 17 November 1915, a small boat brought ashore the only woman on the Allied side to visit Gallipoli during the campaign. She walked through Sedd\u00fclbahir and up to Eskitabya to Charles Doughty-Wylie\u2019s grave, where she laid a wreath. It was his wife Lillian.\nArtist\u2019s impression of the charge at Sedd\u00fclbahir led by Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Doughty-Wylie for which action he was awarded the Victoria Cross, 26 April 1915. [From Stephen Snelling, VCs of the First World War: Gallipoli, Stroud, 1999]\nThe grave of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Doughty-Wylie VC, Sedd\u00fclbahir, Gallipoli, 2004.",
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        "raw_content": "Dardanelles and Gallipoli\nThis country of ours\u2026\nThe Atat\u00fcrk Aniti (Memorial) at Conkbayiri, Gallipoli. Kemal\u2019s whip can be clearly seen behind his back. The concrete balls on the ground in front of the memorial mark the spot where Kemal was hit by shrapnel.\nFor the people of modern Turkey the Battle of \u00c7anakkale, as they call the Turkish struggle to retain control of the Gallipoli peninsula and the Straits of the Dardanelles, the \u00c7anakkale Bo\u011fazi, in 1915, was one of the defining moments in their history. Two powerful European powers, Britain and France, tried to wrest that control from Turkey. They had even promised, if successful in their efforts to defeat Turkey, to give the capital, Constantinople, and the Straits of the Bosphorus to the Russian Empire. The failure of the British and French campaign, and the many stories of the resistance of the Turks, is remembered and honoured by dozens of memorials and historic sites on Gallipoli and along the Asiatic shore of the Dardanelles.\nAustralian visitors, not surprisingly, spend most of their time at Gallipoli at the cemeteries and memorials of Anzac. However, a day or two given to visiting some of the Turkish monuments and memorials in the area will provide an insight into the Turkish perspective on an event which has played such a major role in Australia\u2019s understanding of itself. At these sites are powerful stories of courage, determination and sacrifice. Such places are a reminder that these qualities were not only to be found on the Allied side of the lines but were, and remain, a common inheritance of all peoples who have been involved in the tragedy of war. This bond between the ordinary soldiers and sailors who fought at Gallipoli was well expressed by the President of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Atat\u00fcrk:\nThere is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us\nWhere they lie side by side\n['Johnny'\u2014name signifying an ordinary British/Australian/New Zealand soldier: 'Mehmet'\u2014similarly, a symbolic name for an ordinary Turkish soldier.]\nThe Turkish memorials and monuments featured in this gallery are only a small sample of those to be seen at Gallipoli and on the Asiatic shore. For a fuller description see Phil Taylor and Pam Cupper, Gallipoli, A Battlefield Guide or Major and Mrs Holt, Battlefield Guide, Gallipoli.\nWhen World War I broke out in Europe in early August 1914, the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) initially remained neutral, unable to commit itself fully to either the Central Powers (Germany and Austro-Hungary) or the Allies (Britain, France and Russia). However, on 27 September 1914, Turkey closed the Straits of the Dardanelles (\u00c7anakkale Bo\u011fazi) to British, French and Russian shipping and the situation gradually drifted towards war. On 29 October, German warships, ostensibly under Turkish control, bombarded Russian Black Sea ports. Turkey now found itself drawn inexorably into the German sphere of influence, and on 5 November 1914 Britain and France officially declared war on the Ottoman Empire.",
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        "raw_content": "More than 100 former judges and prosecutors, former elected and appointed government officials, and prominent authors, scholars, activists, and business leaders signed the following letter on behalf of Weldon Angelos and his family, urging President Obama to grant Angelos' request for commutation.\nc/o Office of the Pardon Attorney\nRE: Commutation Petition of Weldon Angelos\nOn behalf of Weldon Angelos and his family, we strongly urge you to grant Mr. Angelos\u2019s\nrequest for commutation. The undersigned\u2014former judges and prosecutors, former elected and\nappointed government officials, and prominent authors, scholars, activists, and business\nleaders\u2014firmly believe that justice necessitates the exercise of executive clemency in this case.\nIn 2004, Mr. Angelos was sentenced to 55 years\u2019 imprisonment for possessing firearms in\nconnection with selling small amounts of marijuana. Mr. Angelos never brandished or used the\nfirearms, nor did he cause or threaten any violence or injury.1 Moreover, Mr. Angelos was a firsttime offender with no adult record. Nonetheless, this father of young children and aspiring music\nproducer was subject to an effective life sentence under 18 U.S.C. \u00a7 924(c), a notorious\nblunderbuss statute carrying harsh mandatory sentences.2\nThe District Court summarized the relevant facts as follows:\nMr. Angelos has no prior adult criminal convictions and is treated as a first-time offender under the\nSentencing Guidelines. The sentence-triggering criminal conduct in this case is also modest. Here, on two\noccasions while selling small amounts of marijuana, Mr. Angelos possessed a handgun under his clothing,\nbut he never brandished or used the handgun. The third relevant crime occurred when the police searched\nhis home and found handguns in his residence. . . . Mr. Angelos did not engage in force or violence, or\nthreats of force or violence, in furtherance of or in connection with the offenses for which he has been\nconvicted. No offense involved injury to any person or the threat of injury to any person.\nUnited States v. Angelos, 345 F. Supp. 2d 1227, 1257\u201358 (D. Utah 2004), aff\u2019d, 433 F.3d 738 (10th Cir. 2006), cert.\ndenied, 549 U.S. 1077 (2006), post-conviction relief denied in part, 2008 WL 5156602 (D. Utah 2008),\nreconsideration denied, 2009 WL 3261953 (D. Utah 2009), aff\u2019d, 417 F. App\u2019x 786 (10th Cir. 2011), cert. denied\n18 U.S.C. \u00a7 924(c) provides a mandatory 5-year sentence for possessing a firearm during a drug transaction and a\n25-year sentence for each subsequent transaction. Multiple charges can be brought under \u00a7 924(c) in one case, and\nthe mandatory sentences must be served consecutively, that is, one after the other rather than simultaneously. As a\nresult, mandatory sentences can be stacked on top of each other in 25-year increments. A defendant does not need a\ncriminal record to trigger \u00a7 924(c). Moreover, the firearm does not even have to be brandished or used, nor does the\nlaw require that any violence or injury be caused or threatened.\nLetter in Support of Commutation Petition\nMr. Angelos\u2019s sentence is not only draconian but also unique. No other jurisdiction would have\nimposed a 55-year sentence for the crimes in this case. Had Mr. Angelos been charged in local\nstate court, for instance, he would have been paroled years ago. Indeed, Mr. Angelos\u2019s sentence\nis longer than the punishment imposed on far more serious federal offenses and offenders. His\nterm of imprisonment exceeds the federal sentence for, among others, an aircraft hijacker, a\nsecond-degree murderer, a kidnapper, and a child rapist.3 Incredibly, Mr. Angelos\u2019s sentence is\nlonger than those imposed for three aircraft hijackings, three second-degree murders, three\nkidnappings, or three rapes. In fact, the 55-year sentence for possessing a firearm three times in\nconnection with minor marijuana offenses is more than twice the federal sentence for a kingpin\nof a major drug trafficking ring in which a death results, and more than four times the sentence\nfor a marijuana dealer who shoots an innocent person during a drug transaction. Even a habitual\noffender who receives a \u201clife sentence\u201d under the federal three-strikes provision could end up\nserving a shorter term than Mr. Angelos.\nIn a compelling, laudable opinion, U.S. District Court Judge Paul G. Cassell found that Mr.\nAngelos\u2019s sentence was \u201cunjust, cruel, and irrational.\u201d4 Judge Cassell contrasted the virtual life\nsentence via mandatory minimums versus the sentence prescribed by the U.S. Sentencing\nGuidelines\u2014between 97 to 121 months (approx. 8\u201310 years)\u2014and concluded that the latter, far\nlower prison term would be just punishment for all of the criminal conduct in this case.5\nNonetheless, Mr. Angelos\u2019s 55-year sentence was obligatory as a result of 18 U.S.C. \u00a7 924(c)\nand an outlier precedent of the Supreme Court.6 \u201cWhile I must impose the unjust sentence,\u201d\nJudge Cassell concluded, \u201cour system of separated powers provides a means of redress.\u201d\nMr. Angelos\u2019s punishment is far in excess of the federal sentence for: an aircraft hijacker (maximum term of 24\nyears, 5 months); a terrorist who detonates a bomb in a public place intending to kill a bystander (maximum term of\n19 years, 7 months); a racist who attacks a minority individual with the intent to kill and does, in fact, inflict\npermanent or life-threatening injuries (maximum term of 17 years, 6 months); a spy who gathers top secret\ninformation (maximum term of 17 years, 6 months); a second-degree murderer (maximum term of 14 years); a\ncriminal who assaults with the intent to kill and does, in fact, inflict permanent or life threatening injuries (maximum\nterm of 17 years, 7 months); a kidnapper (maximum term of 17 years, 7 months); a saboteur who destroys military\nmaterials (maximum term of 7 years, 7 months); a rapist of a 10-year-old child (maximum term of 11 years, 3\nmonths); a child pornographer who photographs a 12-year-old child in sexually explicit positions (maximum term of\n9 years); a criminal who provides weapons to support a dangerous foreign terrorist organization (maximum term of\n8 years, 1 month); a criminal who detonates a bomb in an aircraft (maximum term of 8 years, 1 month); and a rapist\n(maximum term of 7 years, 3 months). See Angelos, 345 F. Supp. 2d at 1244-46, 1258-59. According to the federal\nprobation office, if Mr. Angelos had been prosecuted in Utah state court, he likely would have been paroled after\nserving about 2\u20133 years in prison. See id. at 1242\u201343. For a transnational perspective, Mr. Angelos would have\nreceived the following sentences had he been convicted abroad\u2014England and Wales: 2\u20134 year sentence; France: 1year sentence or probation; Germany: 5-year sentence or less; The Netherlands: fine of 300\u2013350 euros; Poland: 3\u00bd\nyear sentence or less; and Sweden: 1-year sentence or less. See Erik Luna & Marianne Wade, Prosecutors as Judges,\n67 WASH. & LEE L. REV. 1413, 1496\u20131501 (2010).\nId. at 1262. See also id. at 1230. Judge Cassell\u2019s Angelos opinion was honored for \u201cexemplary legal writing.\u201d See\nEx Ante, 9 GREEN BAG 2D 101, 101 (2005).\nSee Angelos, 345 F. Supp. 2d at 1241, 1243, 1252.\nSee id. at 1259\u201360 (discussing Hutto v. Davis, 454 U.S. 370 (1982)).\nBecause Mr. Angelos\u2019s punishment was \u201cone of those rare cases where the system has\nmalfunctioned,\u201d Judge Cassell recommended that \u201cthe President commute this unjust sentence.\u201d7\nJudge Cassell was not alone in his belief that Mr. Angelos\u2019s sentence is unjust. A group of 145\nindividuals\u2014including former U.S. Attorneys General, retired U.S. Circuit Court Judges, retired\nU.S. District Court judges, a former Director of the FBI, former U.S. Attorneys, and other former\nhigh-ranking U.S. Justice Department officials\u2014submitted a brief amici curiae in support of Mr.\nAngelos\u2019s case. This unprecedented group of officials, \u201cwho together have hundreds of years of\nexpertise in federal criminal law and federal sentencing issues,\u201d believed that the 55-year\nmandatory minimum prison sentence was \u201ccruel, unjust and even irrational,\u201d and could not\ncomport with \u201cfundamental notions of justice and fairness.\u201d8\nSimilar sentiments about Mr. Angelos\u2019s sentence have been expressed outside of the courtroom.\nIn 2009, Chief Judge Julie Carnes, Chair of the Criminal Law Committee of the U.S. Judicial\nConference, testified before Congress regarding the judicial perspective on mandatory minimum\nsentencing. In her testimony, Chief Judge Carnes used Mr. Angelos\u2019s case as an example of \u201cthe\nvery real injustice that some specific mandatory minimum statutes have caused.\u201d9 In 2011, the\nU.S. Sentencing Commission\u2019s report to Congress on mandatory minimums cited Mr. Angelos\u2019s\ncase to demonstrate \u201cthe unduly severe sentences that stacking mandatory minimum penalties\nunder section 924(c) produces.\u201d10 Likewise, a tentative draft of the new sentencing provisions for\nthe Model Penal Code cited Mr. Angelos\u2019s case as a vivid illustration of disproportionate, \u201ceven\nnonsensical,\u201d outcomes that can occur with mandatory minimum sentences.11 In August 2013,\nSenator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) commented on Mr. Angelos\u2019s plight: \u201cWe can\u2019t put a fellow like\nthat in jail for 55 years.\u201d12\nId. at 1261\u201363. As a matter of background, Paul G. Cassell clerked for then-Judge Antonin Scalia of the U.S. Court\nof Appeals for the District of Columbia and Chief Justice Warren Burger, before serving as an Associate Deputy\nAttorney General and an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia from 1984 to 1991. Prior to his\nappointment to the U.S. District Court by President George W. Bush in 2002, Mr. Cassell was one of the nation\u2019s\nleading proponents of the death penalty and crime victims\u2019 rights, as well as the leading academic critic of Miranda\nv. Arizona. 384 U.S. 436 (1966). In 2007, he resigned his judgeship and returned to the University of Utah to teach,\nwrite about criminal justice reform, and litigate on behalf of crime victims.\nBrief for 145 Individuals, Including Former United States Attorneys General et al., as Amici Curiae Supporting\nPetitioner at 1, 11, Angelos v. United States, 549 U.S. 1077 (2006) (No. 06-26), 2006 WL 3090058, at *1, *19.\nMandatory Minimums and Unintended Consequences: Hearing on H.R. 2934, H.R. 834, and H.R. 1466 Before the\nSubcomm. on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security of the H. Comm. on the Judiciary, 111th Cong. 38 (2009),\n2009 WLNR 13897800 (statement of Chief Judge Julie E. Carnes on behalf of the Judicial Conference of the United\nU.S. SENTENCING COMM\u2019N, REPORT TO CONGRESS: MANDATORY MINIMUM PENALTIES IN THE FEDERAL\nCRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 359\u201360 n.903 (2011), available at http://www.ussc.gov/Legislative_and_Public_Affairs/\nCongressional_Testimony_and_Reports/Mandatory_Minimum_Penalties/20111031_RtC_PDF/Chapter_12.pdf.\nAMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE, MODEL PENAL CODE: SENTENCING \u00a7 6.06 (T.D. No. 2, 2011).\nSen. Orrin Hatch talks Washington issues, Fox News 13 (Aug. 13, 2013), http://fox13now.com/2013/08/13/senorrin-hatch-talks-washington-issues/.\nMost recently, Mr. Angelos\u2019s case was referenced several times during a U.S. Senate Judiciary\nCommittee hearing on \u201cReevaluating the Effectiveness of Federal Mandatory Minimum\nSentences.\u201d13 For instance, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) specifically mentioned Mr. Angelos\u2019s\ncase in his testimony:\nThe injustice of mandatory minimum sentences is impossible to ignore when you hear the stories\nof the victims. . . . Weldon Angelos was a 24 year old who was sentenced to life in prison for 3\nmarijuana sales. . . . Each case should be judged on its own merits. Mandatory minimums prevent\nthis from happening.14\nAnother congressional witness, Brett Tolman, served as the U.S. Attorney for the District of\nUtah from 2006\u20132009\u2014a time period during which Mr. Angelos\u2019s case was still on appeal.15\nMr. Tolman described Mr. Angelos\u2019s case \u201c[a]s a particularly egregious example\u201d of the\nproblems with mandatory minimums.16 Perhaps the hearing\u2019s most powerful statement was\ndelivered by the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT):\nMany of [the federal] mandatory minimums originated right here in this Committee room. When\nI look at the evidence we have now, I realize we were wrong. Our reliance on a one-size-fits-all\napproach to sentencing has been a great mistake. Mandatory minimums are costly, unfair, and do\nnot make our country safer.\nTake for example Weldon Angelos, a 23-year-old with no criminal history who received a 55year mandatory minimum sentence for selling $350 worth of marijuana on 3 occasions while in\npossession of a firearm. There is no question that Mr. Angelos committed a crime and deserved to\nbe punished. But 55 years? Mr. Angelos will be in prison until he is nearly 80 years old. His\nchildren, only 5 and 6 at the time of his sentencing, will be in their 60s. American taxpayers will\nhave spent more than $1.5 million locking him up.\nThe federal judge who sentenced Mr. Angelos, a Republican appointee, called this sentence\n\u201cunjust, cruel, and irrational\u201d and noted the sentence, which involved no violence, was much\nmore than the minimum for hijacking, kidnapping, or rape. We must stop and ask ourselves what\ngood does that sentence do society? . . . Attorney General Eric Holder\u2019s decision last month not to\npursue mandatory minimum sentences for certain drug cases is an encouraging step, but it won\u2019t\nReevaluating the Effectiveness of Federal Mandatory Minimum Sentences: Hearing Before the S. Comm. on the\nJudiciary, 113th Cong. (2013), available at http://www.judiciary.senate.gov/hearings/hearing.cfm?id=\nd3ddc8eaa9b9f780d5af0a554e5fcf98.\nId. (statement of Sen. Paul), available at http://www.judiciary.senate.gov/pdf/9-18-13PaulTestimony.pdf.\nBefore his appointment as U.S. Attorney, Brett Tolman was Chief Counsel for Crime and Terrorism for the U.S.\nSenate Judiciary Committee (first under Chairman Arlen Specter and then under Chairman Orrin Hatch). Prior to his\nservice in the U.S. Senate, Mr. Tolman was an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of Utah.\nJudiciary, 113th Cong. (2013) (statement of Brett Tolman), available at http://www.judiciary.senate.gov/pdf/9-1813TolmanTestimony.pdf.\nreach cases like Mr. Angelos\u2019s. And the Department of Justice cannot solve this problem on its\nown.17\nChairman Leahy is absolutely correct: The extraordinary injustice of Mr. Angelos\u2019s sentence\ncannot be undone by a change in prosecutorial charging practices. Instead, it requires the\nPresident to exercise his explicit power under the Pardon Clause of the U.S. Constitution.18 Some\nmedia pieces have mentioned the possibility of commutation in this case.19 In 2006, for instance,\nthe Washington Post called upon President George W. Bush to commute Mr. Angelos\u2019s\nsentence, just as Judge Cassell had done in his opinion. \u201cBush put Judge Cassell on the bench.\nAs a law professor before that, [Cassell] was a staunch advocate of tough justice,\u201d the Post\nnoted. \u201cHis exceptional discomfort with this case\u2014and his passionate plea for presidential\nmercy\u2014ought to carry weight even with a president so disinclined to use the powers the\nConstitution gives him to remedy injustices.\u201d20 In June 2013, the New York Times proclaimed,\n\u201cThe case of Weldon Angelos has long stood for the injustice of mandatory minimums.\u201d21\nId. (statement of Sen. Leahy), available at http://www.judiciary.senate.gov/pdf/9-18-13LeahyStatement.pdf.\nSee U.S. CONST. art. II, \u00a7 2, cl. 1.\nSee, e.g., Jacob Sullum, Bush\u2019s Strained Mercy: If Bush Wants to Correct Unjust Sentences, Why Stop With\nScooter Libby?, CHI. SUN TIMES, July 15, 2007, at B3; Libby Uproar is Hypocritical, but It Doesn\u2019t Pardon Bush,\nUSA TODAY, July 5, 2007, at A10.\nCommute This Sentence, WASHINGTON POST, Dec. 9, 2006, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/\narticle/2006/12/08/AR2006120801567.html.\nNeeded: A New Safety Valve, N.Y. TIMES, June 24, 2013, at A20. In addition to these works, numerous articles\nand commentary in newspapers, magazines, and legal journals have described and decried the injustice of Mr.\nAngelos\u2019s sentence. See, e.g., Debra J. Saunders, A Mechanism for Mercy, S.F. CHRON., Mar. 26, 2013, at A16; Paul\nJ. Hofer, Review of the U.S. Sentencing Commission\u2019s Report to Congress: Mandatory Minimum Penalties in the\nFederal Criminal Justice System, 24 FED. SENT\u2019G REP. 193 (2012); Michael Mannheimer, Cruel and Unusual\nFederal Punishments, 98 IOWA L. REV. 69 (2012); Rachel E. Moore, Giving It Another Shot: A Reexamination of the\n\u201cSecond or Subsequent Conviction\u201d Language of the Firearm Possession Sentencing Statute, 64 VAND. L. REV.\n1005 (2011); Erik Luna & Paul G. Cassell, Mandatory Minimalism, 32 CARDOZO L. REV. 1 (2010); Jennifer Seltzer\nStitt, Worth Fighting For: The Promise of Sentencing Reform, 23 FED. SENT\u2019G REP. 126 (2010); Joanna M. Huang,\nCorrecting Mandatory Injustice: Judicial Recommendation of Executive Clemency, 60 DUKE L.J. 131 (2010); David\nJ. Savage, Judges Seek Leeway in Prison Sentences, L.A. TIMES, Sept. 29, 2007, at 12; End Mandatory Sentences,\nDESERET NEWS, June 28, 2007, at A14; Chuck Colson, Justice That Restores: A Paradigm Shift in Criminal Justice\nPractices, 36 GEO. L.J. iii, ix (2007); James Kilpatrick, Sentence Is Lawful, but Is It Just?, TULSA WORLD, Aug. 17,\n2006, at A13; Sasha Abramsky, The Dope Dealer Who Got 55 Years: Even the Judge Called It Cruel Unusual and\nIrrational, THE PROGRESSIVE, June 1, 2006, at 27; Eva S. Nilsen, Indecent Standards: The Case of U.S. Versus\nWeldon Angelos, 11 ROGER WILLIAMS U. L. REV. 537 (2006); Paul Campos, When Our Justice Is Unjust, DENVER\nROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS, Feb. 22, 2005, at A31; Remedying an Injustice, MILWAUKEE J. SENTINEL, Jan. 17, 2005,\nat A10; Charles Peters, Tilting at Windmills, WASH. MONTHLY, Jan. 1, 2005, at 4; Rockefeller Reform, WASH. POST,\nDec. 17, 2004; Barry C. Scheck, A Mandatory Miscarriage of Justice, STAR-LEDGER (Newark N.J.), Dec. 9, 2004,\nat 17; Overturn Sentencing Guidelines and Create a Fairer System, MAINE SUNDAY TELEGRAM, Nov. 21, 2004, at\nC4; Cruel, but Not That Unusual, L.A. TIMES, Nov. 19, 2004, at 12; Kurt Williamsen, Judges Getting Creative,\nNEW AM., Dec. 27, 2004, at 19; John S. Martin, Jr., Why Mandatory Minimums Make No Sense, 18 NOTRE DAME\nJ.L., ETHICS & PUB. POL\u2019Y 311 (2004).\nWe recognize that the executive clemency power has been besmirched in recent years by a few\ntawdry cases. But we also know that you, as a former constitutional law professor and keen\nstudent of history, appreciate the vital function that clemency plays in our tripartite system of\nchecks and balances. In THE FEDERALIST No. 74, Alexander Hamilton spoke of the role of\nclemency in ameliorating the unavoidable excesses of criminal justice: \u201cThe criminal code of\nevery country partakes so much of necessary severity, that without an easy access to exceptions\nin favor of unfortunate guilt, justice would wear a countenance too sanguinary and cruel.\u201d Nearly\na century and a half later, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes emphasized that a presidential pardon\n\u201cis not a private act of grace from an individual happening to process power. It is part of the\nconstitutional scheme.\u201d22 Today, leading constitutional scholars have described the clemency\npower as one of the \u201cthreads that defined America\u2019s presidency.\u201d23\nBoth history and current circumstances support clemency for Mr. Angelos as a matter of politics.\nDuring 1963 and 1964, Presidents Kennedy and Johnson commuted a number of lengthy\nsentences imposed on drug offenders under the 1956 Narcotics Control Act, the policy\nforerunner of modern federal mandatory minimums. These presidential acts of mercy did not\ncarry any negative political repercussions. In fact, the commutations played a part in the\nreevaluation of unforgiving punishment for drug offenders, culminating in 1970 with the repeal\nof most mandatory drug sentences under the guidance of then-Congressman George H.W. Bush.\nIn recent times, lengthy mandatory sentences for low-level offenders have come under fire from\nfederal judges (including Justices Stephen Breyer and Anthony Kennedy, and the late Chief\nJustice William Rehnquist), as well as some federal lawmakers and law enforcers (including a\nformer \u201cdrug czar\u201d). Currently pending before Congress are bipartisan bills that seek to prevent\nthe injustices perpetuated under mandatory minimums.24 In introducing one such bill, Senator\nMike Lee (R-UT) said, \u201cOur current scheme of mandatory minimum sentences is irrational and\nwasteful.\u201d25 Senator Lee later asked whether the nation could afford \u201ca system that so directly\nand so inevitably involves these kinds of minimum mandatory sentences.\u201d26 Commentators and\norganizations of all political stripes have spoken out against mandatory minimums, and some\npublic opinion data suggests that most people oppose mandatory sentences for non-violent\noffenses and would vote for candidates who support eliminating such sentences.27\nBiddle v. Perovich, 274 U.S. 480, 486 (1927).\nAKHIL REED AMAR, AMERICA\u2019S CONSTITUTION: A BIOGRAPHY 189 (2006).\nSee Justice Safety Valve Act of 2013, S. 619, 113th Cong. (2013) (introduced by Sens. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and\nRand Paul (R-KY)); Justice Safety Valve Act of 2013, H.R. 1695, 113th Cong. (2013) (introduced by Reps. Bobby\nScott (D-VA) and Thomas Massie (R-KY)); Smarter Sentencing Act of 2013, S. 1410, 113th Cong. (2013)\n(introduced by Sens. Richard Durbin (D-IL) and Mike Lee (R-UT)).\nSee, e.g., Durbin and Lee Introduce Smarter Sentencing Act (Aug. 1, 2013).\nSee Reevaluating the Effectiveness of Federal Mandatory Minimum Sentences: Hearing Before the S. Comm. on\nthe Judiciary, 113th Cong. (2013), available at http://www.senate.gov/isvp/?comm=judiciary&type=\nlive&filename=judiciary091813 (Sen. Lee\u2019s statement begins at 1:20:07).\nSee, e.g., Erik Luna & Paul G. Cassell, Mandatory Minimalism, 32 CARDOZO L. REV. 1, 1\u20133 (2010).\nBut even those who still advocate for mandatory minimums must recognize that the continued\nviability of such laws requires a check against misapplication. Until the other branches of\ngovernment provide a means to prevent draconian sentences, epitomized by the one imposed on\nMr. Angelos, clemency will remain the only remedy for such miscarriages of justice.\nAll told, the case of Weldon Angelos is perhaps the best example of what you denounced as\n\u201cblind and counterproductive warehousing of a non-violent offender.\u201d28 We respectfully ask you\nto grant him clemency.\nElizabeth Ainslie\nAssistant United States Attorney, Eastern District of Pennsylvania (1979-1985)\nAlbert W. Alschuler\nJulius Kreeger Professor Emeritus of Law and Criminology, University of Chicago Law School\nRoss C. (Rocky) Anderson\nMayor, Salt Lake City, Utah (2000\u20132008); Presidential Candidate, Justice Party (2012)\nHarry Lee Anstead\nChief Justice, Supreme Court of Florida (2002\u20132009); Justice, Supreme Court of Florida (1994\u2013\n2009); Judge, Florida Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal (1977\u20131994)\nDr. Allen Ault\nDean, College of Justice and Safety, Eastern Kentucky University; former Commissioner,\nGeorgia Department of Corrections; Director, Mississippi Department of Corrections; Director,\nColorado Department of Corrections; Co-Chairman, Florida Board of Corrections\nShirley Baccus-Lobel\nAssistant United States Attorney, Northern District of Texas (1971\u20131985); Trial Attorney,\nUnited States Department of Justice (1971\u20131977)\nAnthony S. Barkow\nExecutive Director, Center on the Administration of Criminal Law, New York University School\nof Law (2008\u20132012); Assistant United States Attorney, Southern District of New York (2002\u2013\n2008); Assistant United States Attorney, District of Columbia (1998\u20132002)\nIn a 2007 address at Howard University, after noting that then-President George W. Bush had been skeptical of\nlengthy sentences for first-time drug offenders, you stated: \u201cI agree with the President. The difference is he hasn\u2019t\ndone anything about it. When I\u2019m President, I will. We will review these sentences to see where we can be smarter\non crime and reduce the blind and counterproductive warehousing of non-violent offenders.\u201d Sen. Barack Obama,\nAddress at Howard University Convocation (Sept. 28, 2007).\nWilliam G. Bassler\nUnited States District Judge, District of New Jersey (1991\u20132006)\nRebecca A. Betts\nUnited States Attorney, Southern District of West Virginia (1994\u20132001); Assistant United\nStates Attorney, Southern District of West Virginia (1977\u20131994)\nFrank O. Bowman III\nFloyd R. Gibson Missouri Endowed Professor of Law, University of Missouri School of Law;\nSpecial Counsel to the United States Sentencing Commission (1995\u20131996); Assistant United\nStates Attorney, Southern District of Florida (1989\u20131996); Trial Attorney, Criminal Division,\nUnited States Attorney, Western District of Michigan (1977\u20131981)\nWilliam G. Broaddus\nAttorney General, Commonwealth of Virginia (1985\u20131986); Chief Deputy Attorney General,\nCommonwealth of Virginia (1982\u20131985); County Attorney, County of Henrico, Virginia (1973\u2013\n1982); Assistant Attorney General, Commonwealth of Virginia (1970\u20131973)\nB. Mahlon Brown III\nUnited States Attorney, District of Nevada (1977\u20131981)\nA. Bates Butler III\nUnited States Attorney, District of Arizona (1980\u20131981)\nEdward N. Cahn\nUnited States District Judge, Eastern District of Pennsylvania (1975\u20131998); Chief Judge (1993\u2013\nJ.A. Tony Canales\nUnited States Attorney, Southern District of Texas (1977\u20131980)\nZachary W. Carter\nUnited States Attorney, Eastern District of New York (1993\u20131999)\nDean, University of California, Irvine School of Law\nUnited States Attorney, Western District of Pennsylvania (1978\u20131981); United States District\nJudge, Western District of Pennsylvania (1994\u20132004)\nUnited States Attorney, Southern District of Illinois (2002); United States Attorney, District of\nNew Jersey (1999\u20132002)\nBarry Coburn\nAssistant United States Attorney, District of Columbia (1985\u20131990)\nSue Bell Cobb\nChief Justice, Supreme Court of Alabama (2007\u20132011)\nW. J. Michael Cody\nAttorney General, State of Tennessee (1984\u20131988); United States Attorney, Western District of\nTennessee (1977\u20131981)\nTerry J. Collins\nDirector, Ohio Department of Corrections (2006\u20132010)\nUnited States Attorney, Eastern District of Virginia (1975\u20131979)\nRev. Francis Davis\nPastor, Calvary Baptist Church, Salt Lake City, Utah\nRobert J. Del Tufo\nAttorney General, State of New Jersey (1990\u20131993); United States Attorney, District of New\nJersey (1977\u20131980)\nNora V. Demleitner\nDean and Roy L. Steinheimer Jr. Professor of Law, Washington and Lee University School of\nNancy J. Diehl\nAssistant Prosecuting Attorney and Chief of the Trial Division, Wayne County (Detroit)\nProsecutor\u2019s Office (1981\u2013 2009); President, State Bar of Michigan (2004\u20132005)\nUnited States Attorney, Eastern District of Tennessee (1981); United States Attorney, Northern\nDistrict of Florida (1983\u20131986)\nUnited States Immigration Court Judge (1990\u20132007); Special Prosecutor and Chief of Litigation,\nOffice of Special Investigations, United States Department of Justice (1979\u20131990)\nActivist and Author\nComedian, Actor, Film Producer, Writer, and Rapper\nSocial Activist and Actress (credits include prominent roles in the Academy Award-winning\nfilms Unforgiven and Titanic)\nChief Justice, Supreme Court of Georgia (2001\u20132005); Associate Justice (1989\u20132001)\nE. J. \u201cJake\u201d Garn\nUnited States Senator, Utah (1974\u20131993); NASA Astronaut (payload specialist on STS-51D\nDiscovery, April 12\u201319, 1985); First Vice President, National League of Cities (1974); Mayor,\nSalt Lake City (1971\u20131974); Brigadier General, Utah Air National Guard (ret.); Pilot, United\nState Navy\nUnited States District Judge, District of Massachusetts (1994\u20132011); Professor of Practice,\nUnited States Circuit Judge, Third Circuit Court of Appeals (1970\u20131990); Chief Judge (1987\u2013\nDaniel F. Goldstein\nAssistant United States Attorney, District of Maryland (1976\u20131982)\nDr. David P. Gushee\nDistinguished University Professor of Christian Ethics and Director of the Center for Theology\nand Public Life, Mercer University\nAssistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, United States Department of Justice (1993\u20131995)\nWilliam J. Hughes\nUnited States Ambassador to Panama (1995\u20131998); United States Representative, New Jersey\n(1975\u20131995) (Chairman of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime); First Assistant\nProsecutor, Cape May County, New Jersey (1965\u20131974)\nSpecial Assistant to the President of the United States; Director, Office of Intergovernmental\nAffairs, Clinton Administration (1997\u20132001)\nBrigadier General, United States Army (ret.); former Army Reserve strategic intelligence officer\nand faculty member with the Sixth U.S. Army Intelligence School; legislator (R), Utah House of\nRepresentatives (1972-1979)\nErlinda Ocampo Johnson\nAssistant United States Attorney, District of New Mexico (2000\u20132006)\nNathaniel R. 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        "raw_content": "YOU ARE HERE: Daily Pilot Home\u2192Collections\u2192Cinco\nMeaning of Cinco\nThe beers were cold and the sombreros were a plenty, as hundreds crowded into the Chronic Cantina at Costa Mesa\u2019s Triangle Square Tuesday to celebrate the latest reason to drink on a weekday afternoon. By 5 p.m. the line outside the taco hot spot on the second level of Triangle Square was beginning to grow. Servers were rushing around with trays of Mexican beers like Corona, Dos Equis and Pacifico, the beverage of the day for everyone celebrating Cinco de Mayo. The national Mexican holiday, commemorating a victory over French forces in 1862, was on the minds of virtually no one inside the Cantina on Tuesday.\nCelebrate Cinco de Mayo to raise school funds\nSonora Elementary School is holding a Cinco de Mayo celebration to raise funds for its new music program from noon to 5 p.m. May 2. Organizers hope to raise $15,000 for instruments and technology. 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Sure it literally translates to \"the fifth of May\" and traditionally transforms mild-mannered Mexicans, and their compadres, into party animals -- or so it would seem. So what is the big deal behind the holiday besides all-you-can-eat nacho bars and two-for-one cervezas at the neighborhood drinking hole? Cinco de Mayo is a celebration commemorating the victory of General Ignacio Zaragoza's Mexican troops, fighting with farm tools as weapons, over the French Army, which had not suffered a defeat in 50 years and was considered to be the premiere army in the world.\nSounding Off:\nBy Sherry Nord Marron | May 5, 2009\nMany people mistakenly think that Cinco de Mayo is the holiday that celebrates the Independence of Mexico from Spain. In reality, Mexico gained its Independence from Spain on Sept. 16, 1821, so Cinco de Mayo celebrates an event that took place 42 years later! This is an example of how our understanding of history can and does change, and of how we often continue to perpetuate this misinformation. Actually this holiday celebrates a small, but important battle at Puebla in 1862 where the Mexicans defeated the French army as it invaded Mexico.\nCinco de Mayo activities turn up 32 arrests\nStefanie Frith Newport Beach police arrested 32 people Saturday night as a result of Cinco de Mayo festivities, police said. Two injuries were reported. Police received 77 calls Saturday night, 42 percent resulting in arrests, Sgt. Mike McDermott said. Comparatively, he said over the Fourth of July, police arrested about 80 people, and over St. Patrick's Day, about 40 people were taken in. A normal Saturday night only results in about 12 to 15 arrests, he said.\nIrvine students celebrate Cinco de Mayo...\nEDUCATION UC Irvine students celebrate Cinco de Mayo Students at UC Irvine celebrated Cinco de Mayo with dances, music and Mexican food. The holiday marks the Mexican army's victory over the French in the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. Members of the Sigma Pi fraternity at UCI, who were accused last week of racist behavior, met with members of the university's Chicano community on Tuesday to resolve the conflict. The success of the community forum, which was mediated by a university ombudsman, remains to be seen.\nPTA seeks computers\nBy Michael Miller | May 5, 2006\nSonora Elementary School's PTA hopes to raise $20,000 for new classroom computers at today's annual Cinco de Mayo fundraiser. The last two years, the PTA used the festival to garner funds for new playground equipment, which the district finally installed last summer. This year, parents want to upgrade the school's computers by purchasing 20 new systems for classrooms. 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Geography Club Comedy by Gary Entin about high school students navigating the world of campus cliques.\n'Cinco de Mayo' film, timely history lesson\nIn Rafa Lara's film \"Cinco de Mayo: The Battle,\" calendar dates are superimposed over the action counting down to May 5 - the day in 1862 when a ragtag Mexican army defeated France in the fight for independence. It may not be the only countdown that takes place in the Regency Lido Theatre when the movie screens Wednesday as part of the Newport Beach Film Festival. Not only is the Mexican holiday a few days away, but Lara's film, which depicts the battle in vivid (and often gruesome)\nCinco de Mayo mixer to raise money for OC kids, families\nLeaders in the local business and real estate community will meet under the stars on Thursday to raise funds to benefit the Orange County United Way, according to a press release. 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        "raw_content": "Every time summer rolls around in Barcelona, there seem to be about a million things to do all of a sudden. The good weather definitely brings along a helping of good times.\nBetween traditional celebrations, classic Barcelona fun, and a happily contagious laid-back attitude, there are nearly countless reasons why summer in the city is nearly always a lot of fun. (Except for those days when it\u2019s too sticky and hot to move. But that\u2019s just an excuse to have more ice cream).\nSo, here are my top 15 tips for the best things to do in Barcelona in the summer. I was going to to 10, but there are just so many!\nEnjoy dining al fresco\nIf there\u2019s anything that locals love to do in Barcelona when the weather is good, it\u2019s eating at the outdoor terraces! There are plenty of restaurants that have outdoor seating, though the competition for these coveted spots can be stiff \u2013 so show up early and be willing to wait.\nOne thing to keep in mind is that some restaurants do charge a bit extra for the privilege of sitting on the terrace. Look out for words like \u201csuplement terraza\u201d or \u201csuplemento terraza\u201d on the menu.\nBe enchanted by the Magic Fountain\nIt\u2019s hard not to fall under the spell of the Magic Fountain, the light, water, and music performance at the foot of the grand staircases leading up to Montju\u00efc. The fountain runs nearly all year round, but the best time to go is in the summer months. Not only are there shows five days of the week (Wednesday to Sunday), but the weather is also nearly always perfect for sitting outside with a picnic as you watch the show.\nGo on a tapas route\nThere are a couple competing tapas routes that happen during the summer in Barcelona sponsored by competing beer companies. De tapes per Barcelona, Vespres Inedits, and Food Explorers de Ruta are some of the bigger ones. Check at this link and this link to see if any are happening near you.\nThe basic idea is that a bunch of restaurants create a special tapa for the event, and compete to have the best tapa of the bunch. You can eat the tapa with a small beer for a couple of euros.\nThese routes do happen year-round; there are just more of them in the summer. They also aren\u2019t exclusive to Barcelona! There are also events in other cities around Spain, including Madrid and lots of smaller cities near Barcelona.\nIndulge your fancy side with rooftop bars\nBarcelona locals love eating outside in the summer months \u2013 and they also love drinking outside! Starting around May, the rooftop bars start opening up their doors for the season. You can find many of them at the fancy hotels in the city, and nearly all of them have sweeping views of the cityscapes below.\nExpect to pay a bit more than on the streets below, but it\u2019s worth it for views like these, not to mention the welcome breeze that often makes it way to the rooftops.\nStay out all night and watch the sunrise\nWhen night doesn\u2019t really set in properly until well into the evening, it\u2019s easy to find yourself staying out into the wee hours when in Barcelona in the summer. It\u2019s even easier when it seems like half the city is out and about, too. Why not join in the all-night fun?\nEvery time you see these beautiful words \u201cFiesta Mayor de\u2026\u201d on anything this summer, you should start making room in your schedule. These are traditional local neighborhood parties, and throughout the year each district has its own. The two biggest celebrations of the year, in Gr\u00e0cia and Sants, happen one after another in August.\nThis year, the Gr\u00e0cia festival celebrates its 200th anniversary, so the party will be bigger than ever.\nWatch a movie at the castle \u2013 or the beach!\nMovie nights in Barcelona get an extra touch of glam during the summer, because they\u2019re hosted in some truly spectacular locations. You can go up to the castle for the Sala Montju\u00efc or head down to the beach.\n(Both times I\u2019ve gone to the Montju\u00efc version, it\u2019s been rained out \u2013 after weeks and weeks of no rain. So if you see me there, I hope you\u2019ve brought your umbrella).\nGet away to the Costa Brava\nSometimes, even the staunchest fan of Barcelona needs a little escape from the heat and pace of the city. The Costa Brava, the wild coastline that starts in pretty Blanes and stretches north, is the favorite getaway for lots of barceloneses. Try Cadaqu\u00e9s or Tossa de Mar.\nTake a picnic to the park\nRound up a group of friends for a laid-back picnic session at the Parc de la Ciutadella. It\u2019s hard not to enjoy this much-needed green break from the city center, especially as there\u2019s some top-notch people watching to be had. When you\u2019re tired of the park, you\u2019re conveniently right next to the Born district, full of fun shops, bars, and restaurants to keep you occupied.\nHave beers in Pla\u00e7a del Sol\nA true Barcelona classic, Pla\u00e7a del Sol is the heart of the bohemian Gr\u00e0cia district, both in terms of physical location and in spirit. The square is lined with terrace restaurants and caf\u00e9s, which inevitably fill up at lightning speed. That doesn\u2019t stop people from still showing up the square; they just sit on the floor with a couple of beers bought form the supermarket instead!\nThere are multiple convenience stores to buy beers and snacks near the square. But you should really go into the Bodega del Sol, which has craft beers from around the world. It\u2019s a bit pricier, but the beer is much better.\nRock out at a music festival\u2026\nThere are lots of different music festivals in Barcelona in the warmer months. Primavera Sound and Sonar are the two best-known, though there are plenty more! The Cru\u00eflla festival brings an eclectic mix of groups to the city, along with a nice helping of local bands. DGTL is a great one for lovers of electronic music, and also features a lot of design and art. You could even head south to Vilanova to go to the Vida Festival.\n\u2026or head to free public concerts in the parks or at Poble Espanyol\u2026\nDon\u2019t fancy splashing out a bunch of cash on a ticket to a music festival? You can still enjoy plenty of open-air concerts in Barcelona in the summer that are either free or inexpensive. Music in the Parks has 50 completely free concerts of all different styles around the city\u2019s parks and gardens. Poble Espanyol, a village-sized are with scaled-down replicas of some of Spain\u2019s most iconic sights, hosts a program of concerts and events that run all summer long.\n\u2026or fancy concerts at Gaudi buildings!\nFor a truly special night in Barcelona, you can enjoy live rooftop concerts at one of the most iconic buildings in Barcelona, Casa Batll\u00f3, at its Magic Nights. La Pedrera also hosts a rooftop show, though in this case it\u2019s a nighttime light projection onto the twisting towers and shapes on the terrace. You won\u2019t get many more memorable views than these.\nThe Fabra Observatory sits high on a slope in the Collserola mountains overlooking Barcelona. It\u2019s a great place to get spectacular views year-round, but in the warmer months they also have a \u201cDinners With Stars\u201d. You can enjoy dinner along with the views, plus a nighttime visit to the observatory to peek through its huge telescopes at the night sky.\n(One note \u2013 this isn\u2019t a budget option; menus start from \u20ac71).\nKick back at the beach\nYes, Barcelona has a beach \u2013 and summer time is the time to go! Of course, being a city beach, it\u2019s not exactly empty. But it\u2019s still pretty great to have a beach right in the city itself.\nMy favorite time to go? Late afternoon so you can watch the sun dip the waves in gold as it sets. Beach beer in hand optional.\n+Bonus tip: Take a Steel Donkeys bike tour\nOK, so even 15 items wasn\u2019t enough! Here\u2019s one more thing that\u2019s perfect to do in Barcelona in the summertime \u2013 take a bike tour with Steel Donkeys. The city is perfect for exploring when the weather is good, and this is a really entertaining tour.\nFor even more tips on what to do in Barcelona, from Gaud\u00ed\u2019s masterpieces to the best kids\u2019 attractions check out Barcelona Things to Do.\nAhh, doesn\u2019t this just make you wish summer could last forever?\nWhat\u2019s your favorite thing to do in Barcelona in summer? If I\u2019ve missed something, let me know in the comments!\nPreviousWine & Painting Comes to Barcelona\nNext10 Non-Touristy Things to do in Barcelona: Alternatives to the Top Sights\nDarlene Foster\ton July 15, 2017 at 8:14 am\nSome great suggestions. Just came back from three days in Barcelona with friends from North America. We spent a day at Mount Tibidabo and loved it! We are museum buffs so enjoyed the underground Museu de Historia de Barcelona in Barri Gotic, once we finally found it!\nThanks, Darlene! I\u2019m glad you had a nice time \u2013 I actually haven\u2019t made it up to Tibidabo yet! Sounds like I might have to start planning a day trip. \ud83d\ude42\nMao\ton July 16, 2017 at 11:06 am\nGreat list! I have only been to Barcelona in the spring. Can\u2019t imagine how awesome it must be during the summer. Can\u2019t wait to go check out some roof top bars. Barcelona is such an amazing city.\nThanks, Mao! \ud83d\ude42 It\u2019s so much fun in the city in the summer. You should definitely try to make it here for the summer!\nAna\ton July 25, 2017 at 2:39 am\nGreat read! what is the name of the rooftop bar in the photo?\nThanks very much, Ana! 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        "raw_content": "Bible > John > Chap 3 > Verse 5\nJesus answered, \"Very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born of water and the Spirit.\nJesus answered, \"Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.\nJesus answered, \"I assure you: Unless someone is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.\nJesus answered, \"Truly, I tell you emphatically, unless a person is born of water and Spirit he cannot enter the kingdom of God.\nJesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except one be born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God!\nJesus answered: Amen, amen I say to thee, unless a man be born again of water and the Holy Ghost, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.\nJesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except any one be born of water and of Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.\nJesus answered, 'Verily, verily, I say to thee, If any one may not be born of water, and the Spirit, he is not able to enter into the reign of God;\nAble Birth Born Enter Except Jesus Kingdom Possible Reign Solemn Spirit Truth Unless Verily Water\n1There was a man of the Pharisees, named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews: 2The same came to Jesus by night, and said to him, Rabbi, we know that you are a teacher come from God: for no man can do these miracles that you do, except God be with him. 3Jesus answered and said to him, Truly, truly, I say to you, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. 4Nicodemus said to him, How can a man be born when he is old? can he enter the second time into his mother's womb, and be born? 5Jesus answered, Truly, truly, I say to you, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God. 6That which is born of the flesh is flesh; and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit. 7Marvel not that I said to you, You must be born again. 8The wind blows where it wants, and you hear the sound thereof, but can not tell from where it comes, and where it goes: so is every one that is born of the Spirit. 9Nicodemus answered and said to him, How can these things be? 10Jesus answered and said to him, Are you a master of Israel, and know not these things? 11Truly, truly, I say to you, We speak that we do know, and testify that we have seen; and you receive not our witness. 12If I have told you earthly things, and you believe not, how shall you believe, if I tell you of heavenly things? 13And no man has ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. 14And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up: 15That whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life.\nThen will I sprinkle clean water on you, and you shall be clean: from all your filthiness, and from all your idols, will I cleanse you.\nAnd again I say to you, It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.\nWhether of them two did the will of his father? 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        "raw_content": "Canon David Parker P.P. Blarney 1871 \u2013 1894\nDeath notice printed in Cork Examiner of Monday June 11th 1894\nPARKER \u2013 June 10, at the Presbytery, Blarney, the Very Rev. David Canon Parker, P.P. aged 76. Office and Requiem Mass at 11 o\u2019clock, on Tuesday morning, 12th instant, at Waterloo Church \u2013 R.I.P.\nDeath of Rev. Canon Parker, P.P. Blarney. Cork Examiner\nVery deep regret will be felt at the announcement which we make today of the death of the Rev. Canon Parker P.P. Blarney. The news will be received with surprise, as until the last few days the deceased clergyman was in the enjoyment of perfect health. His death was entirely unexpected and the shock to his friends will be all the greater when it is known that as late as Wednesday last he was well and strong enough to celebrate Mass. His last public duty was to attend a conference of the Deanery at Coachford just a week ago today. After celebrating Mass on Wednesday, he complained of a severe headache accompanied by a dimness of vision; but it was not until Friday that any serious importance was attached to it. Then it was found necessary to invoke medical aid and Dr. Nunan, Blarney, and Dr. Cremin, of Cork, were called in.\nBoth were most assiduous in their attentions but not-withstanding their care their Rev. patient was attacked by apoplexy at four o\u2019clock on Saturday afternoon and gradually sinking peacefully, passed away eleven o\u2019clock yesterday. The Last Sacraments were administered by Rev. Father O\u2019Callaghan C.C. Blarney. Canon Parker was seventy-six years of age, the last forty-eight of which he had spent in the ministry. He was a native of Midleton and received his classical education at Turpin\u2019s Schools in that town. He subsequently went to Fermoy and then to the Irish College in Paris in 1841. Returning in 1846 he was ordained in Queenstown by the Most Rev. Dr. Crotty, Bishop of Cloyne. His first mission was Skibbereen where he laboured during the dreadful years of the famine sharing the sufferings of his people. He was struck down with fever twice. After his recovery in 1850, his duties lay in Kilbrin, near Kanturk.\nA couple of years later he was transferred to Newmarket for four years. Then to Beeing near Ahadillane for nine months, followed by Mallow for a further two years before being transferred to Queenstown until 1868 when he was sent as Administrator to Fermoy until 1871. On the 1st February he was appointed parish priest of Blarney. For twenty-three years he ministered in this parish discharging his duties with such zeal and piety as to earn for him the respect of all creeds and classes. His career in Blarney was marked by the execution of many useful works, including the schools at Rathpeacon, the parochial house and the curate\u2019s residence. He was extremely charitable and conspicuous in his attention to the sick and in spite his advancing years was ready at all hours of the day and night to answer the call of duty. A touching reference was made to his death by Rev. Fr. O\u2019Callaghan in the Parish Church yesterday and many of the congregation were moved to tears. Canon Parkers body will be removed to the chapel at Waterloo at nine o\u2019clock to-morrow (Tuesday) morning and the Office and Requiem Mass will be celebrated two hours later, after which the remains will be interred within the precincts of the church.\nFuneral report in Cork Examiner Wednesday June 13th 1894\nObsequies of the Very Rev. Canon Parker, P.P. Blarney.\nThe obsequies of the Very Rev. David Canon Parker, P.P. 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        "raw_content": "Dietary Habits Rule\n\u201cFood is what connects us all to each other and to the natural world, which makes it an incredibly powerful medium for thinking and acting collectively \u2026 I can\u2019t think of a more powerful or positive global revolution than one in which we all learned to see the world through food \u2026\u201d (a quote from author Carolyn Steele regarding her book: Hungry City).\nWhen we think about the fact that there are now over one billion starving people in our world and over a billion individuals who are overweight\u2014food as a collective focus for corrective action arguably should be put at the top of the list.\nWhen we think about the health consequences of being overweight, of an increased risk to heart disease, cancer, diabetes and arthritis, to name a few\u2014food becomes an intelligent focus for an effective risk management solution.\nWhen we think about the link between the mounting environmental disaster occurring world-wide of global warming, de-forestation, oceanic dead zones, contaminated and depleted groundwater supplies with the unsustainable industrialized agricultural practices throughout the world today\u2014we will come to realize that a properly thought-out and implemented food system can accomplish our most utopian of goals, creating a world governed by principles of economic sustainability, environmental quality and social equity.\nHere\u2019s a very pertinent reflection by Rebecca Hoskins in her film: The Farm for the Future:\nHere is a typical to-go ham sandwich one might buy at your local Big Box Store. 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It was the discovery of grain and the domestication of animals by our ancient ancestors that produced a food source that was large enough and stable enough to support permanent settlements.\nThese settlements were compact and surrounded by farmlands of millet, wheat, amaranth, buckwheat, quinoa, oats, chia which became staples, along with cultured dairy products from their domesticated animals. The city of Ur in Chaldea, home of Abraham, as described in the Bible, was one such city. So too were the cities built by the Incas of South America and the Aztec of North America. These cities were dominated by large temple complexes. They were spiritualized central food distribution centers because it was the temples that organized the harvests, gathered in the seeds and grains, offered it to the gods and offered the grains that the gods didn\u2019t eat back to the people. The whole spiritual and physical life of these cities was dominated by the grain and the harvest that sustained them.\nRome had about a million citizens by the first century AD. It had access to the sea which made it possible to import food from far away. In fact, Rome waged war on Carthage and Egypt just to get their grain reserves. If we look at preindustrial London, grain came into the city via the Thames River which runs through the southern part of London. Therefore, the main grain market developed in south London, while the meat market developed in the northwest corner of the city. The animals to be slaughtered were herded into the city from Wales and Scotland. The food markets were the center of city life in the preindustrial world. These cities were very organic and part of an organic cycle.\nThen came the industrial revolution and everything changed. Now animals were slaughtered outside the cities and brought into the city by train. 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What can be more of a productive work than our collective focus on creating a vital and equitable food distribution for all of humanity?\nDetox and weight loss are certainly hot topics in medicine along with the myriad of programs to effectively and of course efficiently accomplish these goals. One such program that is getting a lot of press (could be because supposedly the royals are using this diet) is The Dukan Diet.\nCreated by French medical doctor Pierre Dukan, it is a high protein, low fat, low cholesterol, low carb, approach to weight loss. The first phase of the program, the attach phase, consists of consuming pure protein products, 72 to choose from\u2014and one such protein is non-fat yogurt. He also recommends during this phase eating oat bran and drinking lots of water.\nWith no fruits and vegetables, it is imperative to add in the Therapeutic Foods for antioxidant and phytonutrients benefits. The probiotics will help those who deal with allergies to dairy. With all this protein intake, the challenge is to maintain a healthy balance of intestinal flora that are fermenters and not putrefiers. Read last week\u2019s email for more information. The Original Synbiotic Formula, with 4 grams of inulin and 20 billion lactic acid fermenting bacteria per teaspoon, would be a perfect choice. The Beta Glucan Synbiotic Formula with 10 gram of fiber (oat beta glucans, red beet root fiber, and inulin) plus the same 5 good bacteria as the Original would be another. Finally the Number 7 Systemic Booster with probiotic and fiber, berry extracts (which are very low in sugar, and other important nutraceuticals and phytonutrients would be a powerful addition.\nIt is very impressive for me to see Tippi befriending this bull African elephant. African elephants are much more hostile towards humans than their Indian elephant counterparts. 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The notice describes such programs and notes that they must be \u201ccertified as a high-quality program by a third-party certifier that has received a favorable determination from DOL.\u201d The notice includes high-level descriptions of the \u201cpolicies and procedures that certifiers will be expected to have in place to establish standards, establish certification intervals determined by those industries, evaluate and certify programs focused on outcomes and process, report results, and maintain records.\u201d\nU.S. Department of Education Intends to Create Negotiated Rulemaking Committee on Regulations for Federal Student Aid\nOn July 30, the U.S. Department of Education (USED) announced its plans for establishing regulations for Federal Student Aid programs (which are authorized through Title IV of the Higher Education Act). The Federal Register Notice outlines USED\u2019s intent to create a negotiated rulemaking committee to craft such regulations and that this committee would be divided into two subcommittees: one on \u201cdirect assessment programs/competency-based education\u201d and another on: \u201cthe eligibility of faith-based entities to participate in the title IV, HEA programs.\u201d The topics on which these committees could create regulations includes, accreditation of postsecondary institutions, definitions for job placement rates and credit hours, distance education requirements, Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grants and more. The notice also announced that USED will collect suggestions for other topics on which the negotiated rulemaking committee could take action through written comments and three public hearings.\nSenator Kaine (D-VA) Introduces Legislation to Address Teacher Shortages\nOn July 31, Senator Kaine (D-VA) introduced the Preparing and Retaining Education Professionals (PREP) Act (S. 3308) to help address teacher shortages facing the country. The bill would amend the Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA) and the press release for the bill notes that it would:\n\u201cExpand the definition of \u201chigh need\u201d districts under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) to include those experiencing teacher shortages in rural communities and in areas such as special education, English language, science, technology, engineering, math, and CTE, to allow for access to additional support and improvement;\nEncourage school districts to create partnerships, including Grow Your Own programs, with local community colleges and universities to ensure their programs are educating future teachers in areas where there is a shortage of educators;\nIncrease access to teacher and school leader residency programs and preparation training;\nRequire states to identify areas of teacher or school leader shortages by subject across public schools and use that data to target their efforts;\nIncrease support for teacher preparation programs at Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) or Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to support a diverse and well-prepared educator workforce.\u201d\nYou can find the text of the PREP Act and a section-by-section summary online. Advance CTE is proud to support this bill.\nIn Case You Missed It: Perkins V Resources from Advance CTE\nLooking for resources related to the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act (Perkins V) that was signed into law last week? Check out Advance CTE\u2019s Perkins webpage for a summary and analysis of the new law and more.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, August 7th, 2018 at 7:27 pm\tand is filed under Legislation. 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": "Aahhh, summer time. There\u2019s nothing else quite like it. The days are warm, the evenings are long, and it\u2019s a time of year when many singles find themselves desperately wanting to find a great partner. After all, with all of those great summer activities to choose from, who wants to be without a special someone to share it all with?\nSummer is a great time to meet new people, especially via online dating sites. Why? Because there is so much to do and so many choices for activities it\u2019s relatively easy to set up all kinds of dating activities. Some of the most common include walking, hiking, riding bikes, outdoor events, an evening drink on the patio of a favorite caf\u00e9, and much more.\nAs much fun as it is to date during the summer time, it\u2019s also a time of year when it\u2019s easy to fall into the trap of getting too serious too soon. There\u2019s more temptation around since people tend to dress in more revealing clothes, and because of the summer emphasis on leisure time it\u2019s easy to be lulled into a perspective that\u2019s not based on the reality of everyday life.\nThe best approach is to enjoy each date to its fullest, taking the time to get to know the other person as in depth as possible. However, be aware of the risks that come with getting too serious too soon. Enjoy the summer, enjoy each other, and if you think the relationship is promising then continue it into fall and winter to see just how far it might take you.\nhttp://blog.datingwise.com/805/summer-lovin/ 2009-07-13T10:44:08+00:00 taraDating EssentialsClothes,Dating,Fun,Serious,SummerAahhh, summer time. There's nothing else quite like it. The days are warm, the evenings are long, and it's a time of year when many singles find themselves desperately wanting to find a great partner. After all, with all of those great summer activities to choose...taraTara Milleradmin@datingwise.comAdministratorDating and Relationship Advice\nClothes, Dating, Fun, Serious, Summer\n\u00ab Dating In A Terrible Economy\nBreaking Up Facebook Style \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Report on Film Indaba 2009\nThe National Film and Video Foundation hosted its 3rd Film Indaba on 26 and 27 November 2009 at Glenburn Lodge. The indaba was attended by various delegates including government departments, industry representatives as well as individuals.\nThe theme of the Indaba was titled Mapping the Way Towards 2025. The second edition of the value Charter was the discussion document to generate input from government, industry and citizens. The Council`s thrust towards 2025 is about how to take the NFVF and cinema to the Citizens and aligning the NFVF long terms visions towards 2022 with the government`s Vision 2025 for South Africa.\nProfessor Mbulelo Mzamane, facilitated the plenary session on the first day as well as the report back from the breakaway sessions. Proceeding on the first day took place at plenary session and were opened by the chairperson on the NFVF Council Ms Charlotte Mampane who welcome everyone. The NFVF CEO Mr Eddie Mbalo presented the NFVF Strategy, providing an overview of how government works from the constitution of clusters and the purpose of the Indaba. The Value Charter will become the blue print and will be presented to cabinet for approval.\nThe keynote addresses by Ms Lulu Xingwana, the Minister of Arts and Culture reiterated the President's call for unification by the industry. Mr Tumelo Chipfupa, the DDG at the Department of Trade and Industry highlighted the Department's support for the sector. He spoke on the Film and Television Incentive and its revision as well as good relations with the industry as well as the NFVF.\nMs Kgomotso Matsunyane, co-chair of the South African Screen Federation (SASFED) made a presentation which outlined industry challenges. The presentation questioned the need for an indaba as a forum. SASFED also indicated the lack of Black engineers, heads of departments as well as women. SASFED is of a view that there is no need of a national film school.\nThe representative for the Department of communications, who was confirmed as the main speakers for the plenary presentation did not come and there was no replacement on the day.\nThe panel discussion on the state of the industry was opened by remarks from Clarence Hamilton, NFVF Head of Production and Development. He gave statistics on feature films and documentaries production, budgets, distribution, in the past 15 years. The Statistics indicated that a total of 132 feature films and 615 documentaries were produced. While documentaries were largely distributed on television, a small number was released theatrically whilst distribution platforms for 556 documentaries were unknown. The figures indicate that the industry is still dominated by Whites in the creative aspects.\nDesiree Maakgraaf, chairperson of the Independent producers Organisation (IPO) indicated that the industry was in state of crisis. This was largely due to the SABC crisis. Research conducted by the IPO indicated that small and larger companies were not largely affected. Medium sized companies were affected and require state support.\nDay two began with a session at plenary where delegates were taken through the topics and facilitators for the breakaway session. Because of the limited turnout of delegates on the second day, NFVF Executive management decided to combine topics to ensure a fair spread. The session on Policy Alignment, intergovernmental and Stakeholder session was combined with the session on Making an Economic Business Case for the industry. The Building a Sustainable Business was merged with Development and Growth of Markets for their close relativity. The session on Human Capital development Session was the only stand alone breakaway session.\nThe session kicked off with a presentation of the feasibility study on the establishment of a National Film School by Terrence Khumalo, followed by elaboration by Clarence Hamilton on the training interventions the NFVF has embarked on.\nFrom the two presentations it was evident that there was a need for training within the industry, a number of positions which proved hard to fill during 2006 were identified in the study and Clarence went on to state that there is a need for middle management training.\nIn response to the presentations it was argued that there is no need for a new institution, a national film school is no longer appropriate at this time. There was satisfaction with the international benchmarking, but the question that came out was, what are the similarities between the selected countries i.e. Ghana, Mexico and America. The response rate was regarded as being inadequate. Other issues raised were the level of interaction with the institutions of higher learning. The commission called for an extended research with a broader consultation and bigger panel. The commission unanimously agreed that the current training does not meet the needs of the industry.\nIt was felt that training is essential and people out of school need to acquire knowledge and the question was \u201cwill the current training gaps be fulfilled by a school within an institution\u201d? Care should be taken to ensure that if ever there is a school it should not produce more of the same.\nThere was a general agreement that the industry does not need a national film school. Some were of the view that rather the focus should be on supporting existing institutions and focus should be more on internships and short courses.\nIt was also agreed that there is a need for a centre of excellence. There is a need for accredited upskilling courses that will be recognized by companies and have certificates and internships and short courses for people in the industry. Apprenticeships are good models. In conducting training focus should not only be on feature film but also in television. It was also said that the industry needs to consider who is teaching at the film schools, look at the demographics within the existing film schools.\nA representative from SASFED pointed out that it is so difficult for the industry to talk about training when the industry did not have a sustainable industry. She also pointed out the industry should prioritise apprenticeships as the film industry is a hands-on industry and practitioners need to learn by doing. She also asked if there was a way of accessing more funding from MAPPP SETA. A representative from MAPPP SETA responded saying that they are disbursing grants and made calls for discretionary grants recently for the film industry and the response was poor.\nGina Bonmariage was of the view that for the industry to conduct research that will address industry issues, there need to be a strong partnership between the NFVF, MAPPP SETA, DTI and DoE. She also proposed that there be a national pool of funds to initiate national up-skilling courses that are accredited.\nBoth Melanie Chait of Big Fish film school and David Wicht of Film Afrika spoke about the training programmes run by their companies. David Wicht talked about a model that they are currently using in their company to address skills challenges. He said companies are requested to contribute a certain percentage of their projects budget to training and that they currently have not encountered companies that are not willing to contribute. He also pointed out they try to select students who have shown passion for the industry. He said the training also includes life skills course.\nThere was consensus on the need for transformation within the industry. There was a question on how to access the Mapppseta funds and a representative from the seta reported that they have made three calls for discretionary grants this year.\nPolicy Alignment, Intergovernmental and Stakeholders Relations and Making an Economic Case for the Industry Session\nThis session was facilitated by Ms Lindi Ndebele- Koka from the Department of Arts and Culture. Mr Thami Nxasana was the speaker. Mr Nxasana gave a presentation on the history of the Film Industry, its current state, national competitiveness of the sector, its governability and its concurrent competency nature of film. The presentation gave a snap shot of how the Industry transformed from a laissez-faire economy into a government/political interfered one. It was stressed that the industry should realize that it is operating in a developmental state and should therefore meet government\u2019s national imperatives which include poverty alleviation, skills development and redressing historical imbalances etc.\nOne of the questions asked was why government intervened with economic states? It was agreed that government intervention was due to the failure of markets. Markets succeed when they are levelled and government\u2019s responsibility is to level the playing field by assessing risk factors so that entrepreneurs can participate in the film economy. The industry needs to prove its national competitiveness through capital diversion.\nThe industry's concurrent competency was discussed at large. Legislations which purport this were interrogated; these include section 76 of the Constitution which promotes good intergovernmental relations, schedule 4 and 5 of the Constitution which deals with concurrent competencies of provinces and national sphere of government. One of the ways in ensuring good intergovernmental relations is through 'sectoral integration' and this entails establishing an Intergovernmental Relations Forum (IGRF) that would consist of all relevant stakeholders of the industry. This forum needs to gazette this forum so that all resolutions taken become binding to all parties involved.\nIn making an economic case for the industry it was important for the industry to grapple with the Industry's structure and its dynamics. This includes understanding and identification of gaps within the value chain that in turn causes fragmentation. The value chain of film and video according to the Sectoral Industry Classification shows that it straddles across Major Division 6 (Wholesale, Retail Trade and Hospitality), Major Division 7 (Transporting, packing and warehousing) and Major Division 9 (Broadcasting and Communication). It was important for film to belong to its major division so that its contribution to the SA Gross Domestic Product (GDP) can correctly be assessed. This will also aid in riding fragmentation that currently exists within the industry.\nIndentify Stakeholders and have a working committee\nNeed to have a language that the industry and government understands\nNFVF has to allow creative and freedom of expression\nGovernment needs to inject direct funding into NFVF, not through rebate schemes\nNeed to strike a balance between cultural and economic sectors\nThere's a need for a unified communication from the government to industry\nSARS needs figures of how the industry is performing\nAn economic agenda needs to be put forth\nGovernment needs to drive the global competitiveness of the sector\nNeed to integrate structures of government\nTake the gazzetted IGRF and amend it to align or expand on it\nGet raw data from production companies that will provide statistics\nGovernment needs support organizations to be able to get information\nDistribute key economic indicator and implement the sectoral information system\nMonitoring and evaluation mechanisms are needed: stop new policies Collaboration with the Office of the Presidency\nIntellectual Property should be seen as a mediator between the community of practice industry and government\ntherefore all departments should prioritize IP\nIP should be unbundled\nBuilding a Sustainable Business, and Growth and Development of Markets\nThe breakaway session centred mostly around the factors involved in building a market for the film business, as well as sustainable business models and a consideration also of the challenges of developing a sustainable film industry business.\nThe issues raised during the discussion were:\nTelevision poses the challenge to film production since it provides cheaper and easily accessible platform.\nThere is a limitation of market buyers (i.e. broadcasters) and this presents special challenges to building sustainable business.\nBroadcasters need regulation so as to benefit the industry. ICASA and the Competition Commission would play a pivotal role in this area.\nSince M-Net & E-TV do not directly compete with SABC for local content; this further reduces the impact that should be on the market.\nThe disadvantage of having a broadcaster own IP rights is that the content is not competitively exploited to generate additional revenue which could add to sustaining businesses within the industry.\nThe 'cost plus' business with broadcasters is hampering growth of industry.\nThere is a need to look at different sources of funding. Venture capital firms could provide desired solution if solicited correctly.\nAlthough making an effectively quantifiable business plan may make it possible to secure private funding, the unavailability of reliable industry specific information makes it hard to show potential investors how their investment will be returned.\nThe failures of distribution/exhibition pose a greater threat to the industry.\nThere is no subsidy in place for nurturing distribution, whereas other countries, with the exception of the USA, have a distribution subsidy.\nCompetition issues for theatres/distributors are similar to those of TV broadcast. Imperfect competition is perpetuated.\nResource development in terms of distribution still needs to be significantly formalised.\nProducers are earning more returns from Airline deals than they do from other platforms.\nThe DVD market is currently being run by the pirates, and at the rate it is growing it will be impossible to curb it in the near future. And with the technological advancements globally available, film will, much like music, be freely available to any and everyone. The industry has to start looking at ways to impose a \u201cFreemium\u201d for online audiovisual content.\nIt was suggested that, as an alternative production model, the best way to make films is by making sure that the cost of production is always lower than the expected return. That way it is easier for films to break even and maybe even see good revenue from sales.\nThis should be coupled with a change of focus from production, to a more market/audience oriented focus.\nThe industry needs to understand who it is producing for. Therefore good market intelligence needs to be nurtured and fully utilised.\nThe \"star-effect\" could be an added solution to why certain features do well in the market. Therefore the industry needs to work at promoting the \"star culture\" to drive the productions.\nPositive externalities to these would be the proliferation of both TV and theatre markets, possibly coupled with local content regulation for theatres.\nAction points that came out of the session were:\nFocus on markets, particularly on prising, not only on production\nBudget costs based on industry markets\nAbandon 'cost plus' business\nFind new routes to domestic market i.e. exploiting new media platforms\nReclaim IP rights\nStrengthening industry bodies \u2013 Companies need to act together to win market\nCommit to transforming the industry\nCollaborate on gathering and publishing data\nLobby for a change in the market power of bodies in theatre, distribution & broadcast. This involves increased competition and active regulation from government.\nThere is a need for the IDC to be market oriented in its participation in the industry and not just product oriented. 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        "raw_content": "August 1, 2013 by Jim Orr\nFinding God\u2019s will is always a popular topic. Do you want to find out what God wants you to do with your life? Is there a secret formula, or a special process to follow so that you can know that you are making the right choice for your life? Kevin DeYoung has written a book, Just Do Something, to help us with such questions.\nDeYoung begins his book by describing the different ways that Christians understand God\u2019s will. He describes them as God\u2019s will of decree (what God has planned out from eternity past); God\u2019s will of desire (what God has commanded us to do); and God\u2019s will of direction (what God wants me to do with my life). It is this last area that is the topic of his book. And it is also this will that Christians are seeking. He provides us with a short answer: \u201cWhile we are free to ask for wisdom, He (God), does not task us with the burden of divining His will of direction ahead of time\u201d (p. 24).\nTo some people, such a statement seems rather unspiritual. But if you follow DeYoung\u2019s explanation throughout the remainder of the book, you will see that it is both spiritual and biblical. Before showing its biblical basis, he offers several reasons why so many Christians are waiting to hear directly from God on His plan for their life. Thinking that God is going to reveal specific details about our future lives (jobs, college, marriage, etc.) is \u201can invitation to disappointment and indecision. Trusting in God\u2019s will of decree is good. Following His will of desire is obedient. Waiting for God\u2019s will of direction is a mess\u201d (p. 26).\nDeYoung gets to the real heart of this issue in the fifth chapter, A Better Way? where he uses Matthew 6:25-34 to support his position. All of the details of our life that concern us in seeking God\u2019s will can be entrusted to God as we apply the teaching of these verses, which concludes with the command to seek the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all of these other issues will be handled by God.\nHe follows up that chapter with a discussion on what he calls \u201csupernatural surprises\u201d where Christians are waiting to hear from God. The point is made that we are guided in our life by the Bible itself. Using Hebrews 3-4, he shows that God has provided us with the Word of God to direct our life. He says, \u201cWhen we read the Bible, we know we are hearing from God. We are not only reading what God has inspired by the spirit, but what He continues to say by the same Spirit. By contrast, hearing from God outside the Bible in these last days is always more tenuous, less clear, and less authoritative\u201d (p. 69).\nOne word of caution about this chapter: DeYoung leaves the door open for God speaking directly to a person. He says at one point, \u201cI don\u2019t deny that God can still speak to us in direct, surprising ways. Of course, it must always be tested against Scripture, but I believe God can still give visions\u201d (p. 70). He does not offer any proof of such a claim from the Bible. He does qualify this statement by saying that such an experience was rare even with the apostles. He also points out that you do not find the apostles seeking such an experience. It should also be added that you do not find anything in the New Testament that encourages us to seek such a revelation. To be clear: scripture is all-sufficient for living a life of godliness. We have no need of any further revelation from God. He does not promise to show us His secret will for our everyday life.\nWith that caution in mind, DeYoung\u2019s book has a great deal of wisdom to offer on the topic of finding God\u2019s will. There is much in the book that you will find helpful as he explains some of the ways that Christians today talk about finding God\u2019s will. He offers valuable suggestions on making decisions. And he even shows how these suggestions might work in a couple of important decisions that people need to make (job and marriage). Perhaps his most important piece of wisdom is in the title itself: Just do something! Examine the situation, seek God\u2019s wisdom from scripture and other godly people, pray, then make your move. God will be directing your path as you seek Him (Proverbs 3:5,6).",
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        "raw_content": "In our community, we enjoy our autonomy and do not want to get into the hip pocket of another big healthcare organization.\nWe followed the Ready program that MEDITECH offered to us and that significantly helped us achieve a successful implementation.\nWhen we were running the MEDITECH Magic system, we had Magic on the acute side and GE Centricity on the ambulatory side. We had lab and radiology report interfaces, but aside from that, there was very little other integration between those systems.\nAlthough physicians typically don\u2019t want change and appreciating the monumental project that comes with replacing systems, they recognized this is the way for us to progress forward.\nThat was the intent of the retreat \u2013 the findings from those breakout sessions. We took that and and determined how to start addressing this for the physicians. That\u2019s what drove our selection process.\nWe know we can save our hospital money if we can pick an archival solution and sunset these legacy systems.\nCampbell: Please tell me a little about Magnolia Regional Health Center?\nParker: Magnolia Regional Health Center is in the northeastern corner of Mississippi, about an hour and a half east of Memphis. We serve seven counties, with a population base of about 200,000 people. We\u2019re licensed for 200 beds but operate 171 beds. We have roughly 200 physicians within our organization.\nWe have a graduate medical education program here, so we\u2019re able to raise our own physicians, which has been very valuable for the past decade that the program has been in place. We\u2019ve had one or more members from every graduating class either choose to continue their residency here or complete their residency program and then choose to set up shop with us; it\u2019s been quite a blessing for our community. We are a city and county owned hospital, meaning we\u2019re not associated with any other health organizations; we\u2019re a standalone system. Our closest competitor is roughly an hour away. We\u2019re fortunate we don\u2019t have heavy competition in our neighborhood, although that\u2019s starting to change. We\u2019re starting to see a little more encroachment in our community from other healthcare systems. We\u2019re all being pressured from different angles and trying to find ways to grow our systems; we must adjust and adapt.\nCampbell: Great, thank you. What EMR system does MRHC currently leverage? With usability and productivity deficiencies currently driving replacement activity in the EMR market, do you have any plans to migrate platforms?\nParker: We\u2019ve been a customer of MEDITECH since the early 90\u2019s. Last year, we implemented MEDITECH\u2019s 6.1 \u2013 their latest platform \u2013 on the acute side and this year, we\u2019re implementing MEDITECH\u2019s web ambulatory product; we\u2019re a MEDITECH customer across the board. We have almost every single module that MEDITECH offers as it\u2019s a good fit for a hospital of our size.\nDuring the vendor selection process, several of our physicians wanted us to look at Epic as they had trained at much larger hospitals and knew the Epic platform and liked it. However, it was just not in the cards for us, as it was too expensive. Epic doesn\u2019t sell to directly to community based hospitals like us, so the only option we had was to partner with another Epic hospital. We took that message back to our physician base. Here in our community we enjoy our autonomy and do not want to get into the hip pocket of another big healthcare organization, so we decided that was not an option.\nThe MEDITECH Magic platform has been a good product for us. We used it until it was getting long in the tooth. The younger doctors did not like the look and feel of Magic platform, so, we started visiting with MEDITECH and learning how they were moving forward. Their R&D dollars were not going towards Magic, but rather, they were going towards their new 6.x platform. As such, we selected that as our go-forward platform. We implemented that with MEDITECH\u2019s Ready methodology that they\u2019ve put in place. It\u2019s a project timeline and guide to follow with best practices for choosing your consultants; making sure those consultants know the system \u2013 they\u2019re trained and certified; determining what teams to put together internally; how to backfill for them; and how to allow those teams to fully focus on the implementation. We followed the Ready program that MEDITECH offered to us and that significantly helped us achieve a successful implementation.\nCampbell: It sounds like you made an outstanding decision to stick with the platform that you\u2019ve long been on and served itself well to you. MEDITECH is well known for their stability and it\u2019s great to hear that you\u2019re advancing your use of their platform and adopting even more features through it. To that regard, tell me a little bit about how that decision was made in the context of interoperability demands? A lot of groups consolidate and move to a single solution so they don\u2019t have to worry about interoperability within the enterprise, especially between care settings. Could you touch on your experience with that and how that\u2019s handled within MRHC?\nParker: When we were running the MEDITECH Magic system, we had Magic on the acute side and then GE Centricity on the ambulatory side. We had lab and radiology report interfaces, but aside from that, there was very little other integration between those systems. As we moved forward, the doctors expressed the desire for one platform. When MEDITECH came on-site to do their demos, they also showed how this new product they were working on that would be fully integrated. The doctors who saw it could see the benefit of it. Although physicians typically don\u2019t want change and appreciating the monumental project that comes with replacing systems, they recognized this is the way for us to progress forward. Meaningful Use is here to stay and we decided we must continue plugging away at that and other anticipated regulatory measures. Our physicians recognized they\u2019re going to require more and more use of electronic health records and having those systems integrated so we can harvest the data for reporting and analytics is critical to our success.\nI\u2019m very proud to say that our physicians drove us to make this move. We have an annual physician educational retreat, where we meet off-site and break into sessions. Out of all those different breakout sessions, there was the resounding sentiment from the 80 or so physicians who attended to replace MEDITECH Magic. It wasn\u2019t that they pushed for a particular system, but they said, \u2018We have used Magic for many years, we have made Meaningful Use Stage 1 and 2 with MEDITECH Magic, but we\u2019re very frustrated with it. It\u2019s time to go look for something else.\u2019 That was the intent of the retreat, the findings from those breakout sessions. We took that and determined how to start addressing this for the physicians. That\u2019s what drove our selection process for the next six months or so of 2014. We looked at the options including Epic, Cerner, McKesson, and MEDITECH. We made the doctors a part of that process and solicited their feedback. We also solicited input from all the other departments that it would affect.\nCampbell: It\u2019s truly profound that the providers drove the selection process, where you have engagement and they feel like they\u2019re a part of it. Shifting gears a bit, can you tell me about data you migrated from GE Centricity? Did you abstract the data into the new system? Was there a data migration that took place? Is the GE Centricity system still running?\nParker: That is the one thing that\u2019s been a little frustrating in this whole process, as MEDITECH does not have a migration path from Magic or any external system, so it was not an option to migrate data into the system. We still have GE Centricity running, as well as the Magic system, so we can still access historical data in those systems. MEDITECH 6.1 contains a link that allows you to contextually SSO to Magic, which is helpful, but we still need the icon for Centricity on the desktops for the users. Our plan over the next year is to start looking at how we are going to archive all of the data and retire the legacy systems. We have MEDITECH Magic data, we have MEDITECH Homecare Hospice product from years in the past, we have GE Centricity records, and we\u2019ve got some other little systems that we need to archive. We need to be able to retire those legacy systems because right now we still maintain those servers and pay some licensing to keep the systems running.\nCampbell: How does archival fit within the overall project of system upgrade and replacement?\nParker: We\u2019ve been very focused on the 6.x implementation for the last two years. We kicked off at the beginning of 2015 with an implementation of the acute side, and that was roughly a 16-18-month project. Once we were live, we spent several months fixing things then shifted our focus to ambulatory. Now that ambulatory is live, we\u2019ll probably spend a few months on enhancements and additional optimization opportunities. Then we\u2019ll start looking at how to get rid of the technical debt that\u2019s looming out there. We know we can save our hospital money if we can pick an archival solution and sunset these legacy systems.\nCampbell: That sounds very logical. Shifting gears a bit, what is MRMC\u2019s plans for population health management? Are you leveraging a solution today or do you have plans to? Or is it even something that\u2019s applicable to your organization today?\nParker: It\u2019s not too applicable right now. We do have the surveillance dashboards MEDITECH offers and we\u2019re building them now, but don\u2019t have them live yet. We\u2019re evaluating incorporating those dashboards into the workflow, and we have an internal committee pursuing that initiative. Sepsis prevention is the big area that we\u2019re focusing on right now. Once we get our arms around that, we\u2019ll move onto other population health initiatives. We\u2019re in discussions with a big hospital that\u2019s about an hour south of us regarding collaboration through health information exchange. As we move that forward we\u2019ll look at getting more population health data out of MEDITECH and into this bigger group of hospitals that\u2019s forming a larger community.\nCampbell: It\u2019s how you survive in this value-based world. The data sharing must happen and that\u2019s why data blocking is such a huge topic. The patients are demanding that the data follow them, but the infrastructure may not be in place to allow it to happen. Do you have a comment on any other projects that might be ongoing at the organization once you\u2019ve completed the implementation?\nParker: One of the next big large initiatives we plan on tackling is clinical documentation improvement. We recently purchased Nuance\u2019s Clintegrity product and we\u2019ll soon be focusing on getting that up and going. We think that\u2019s a game changer for us and our physicians have been clamoring for something like this. We survived the switch over from ICD-10, but there\u2019s so much more that we could be doing to improve documentation, to code our charts better and to accurately reflect the health of our patients. We were very disappointed in our health grade score, which surprised us, but as we started digging into the data it was clear to us that we are not doing a good job of documenting just how sick our patients are. It looks like they\u2019re not very sick, and they come in and get much sicker, or pass away, and we haven\u2019t done a good job to document that these patients were very sick when they presented at the hospital to begin with. The CDI program that we\u2019re putting into place with Nuance will take us roughly six months to get it in place, but we think it will be a positive change for us.\nAbout David Parker\nDavid Parker serves as CIO/VP of IT for Magnolia Regional Medical Center, a non-profit, city owned, HIMSS EMRAM Stage 6, 200-bed acute care hospital located in Corinth, MS. Mr. Parker leads an IT team of 24 employees and is responsible for IT management, project leadership, budgeting, & strategic planning. 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        "raw_content": "HG101 Digital Archive Project - Maniac Mansion\nNot too long ago I mentioned a desire to start capturing old VHS tapes and other not-commercially-available TV or anime shows related to video games, and releasing them on the internet. I got everything sorted out, so now we have...\nManiac Mansion, a Canadian sitcom produced in 1990. There were 66 episodes in total for the Family Channel, a cable network that, at the time, had pretty low penetration. (It was largely known for the religious show The 700 Club and since morphed into ABC Family, I think.)\nManiac Mansion is only very, very loosely based on the Lucasarts game. It ditches the whole bit with the teenagers and just focuses on the Edisons, except the Edisons are nothing like they are in the game. Sure, the head of the household is named Fred, he's a mad scientist, and there's a meteor in his basement (which isn't sentient like the games), but that's about all they have in common. The rest of the family is completely different, albeit with some quirks due to his experiments - his 4 four old son was turned into a hulking, halfway mentally handicapped giant with an annoying falsetto voice, and his brother-in-law was turned into a fly. The quote on the cover of the VHS tape I have says that New York Post claims it's \"The '90s equivalent of the Addams Family\". It isn't. It has none of the same horror-fueled charm as the Addams, nor even the schlocky atmosphere of the game. The house isn't even so much a mansion as just a large house, and the family certainly isn't crazy enough to be considered maniacs.\nAnyway, it's a regular sitcom, so the family face dilemmas which they handle in humorous ways, then everything's happy at the end. Some consider it a spiritual successor to the Canadian sketch show SCTV, since some of the same people worked on it. It stars Joe Flaherty (best known recently for his role as the crazy dad in the excellent Freaks and Geeks) as Fred and was created by Eugene Levy (Jim's dad from the American Pie movies.) Despite its comedy roots, the show really isn't very funny outside of its slightly offbeat premise.\nBut why take my word? Grab the files yourself, which are uploaded below on Fileplanet and compressed with the Xvid codec. Please feel free to spread these around! These were taken from the sole VHS release called The Love Collection, which contained these two episodes. I paid entirely too much for this tape from someone off Half.com, so please enjoy them!\nFred's A Courtin'\nLabels: hg101 digital archive project, maniac mansion, tv shows\nThis is really bizzare. I never realized this game had such a following back then.\nMewchu November 16, 2009 at 4:04 PM\nI remember them talking about this show on that old Maniac Mansion fanpage, I wonder what happened to that page? It was truly a labor of love.\nThe actual show, was a labor of...shrooms, I guess.\nCRV November 23, 2009 at 8:50 AM\nJoe Flaherty, not David...\nI was never a fan. The characters are grating, but its biggest sin is that it's just not a funny program. There was so much potential here for a fun little thirty-minute slice of mad science with talking tentacles, but instead we're stuck with, well, this. I think it's the abandonment of the original game's premise that stings the most. This version of Maniac Mansion is right up there with a hypothetical Street Fighter series that features Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li traveling the countryside in a van while solving mysteries. The point is completely missed.\nDiscoalucard I freakin' love you.\nCheck ManiacMansion79 on YouTube. After 10 years I have found some episodes! Enjoy!",
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        "raw_content": "Here\u2019s a suggestion to begin the New Year: Doubt Yourself Constantly. (I\u2019m going to be writing this in English because, though this post relates directly to Greek society in general and Greek martial artists in particular, there are aspects that are pertinent to global society at large in our Internet Age.)\nThe Dunning\u2013Kruger effect is a pattern of deviation in judgment whereby unskilled individuals suffer from illusory superiority, mistakenly rating their ability much higher than is accurate. Individuals create their own \u201csubjective social reality\u201d based on their perception of events and data (input). This bias is attributed to the inability of the unskilled to recognize their lack of relevant aptitude. Conversely, highly skilled individuals tend to underestimate their relative competence, erroneously assuming that tasks which are easy for them are also easy for others.\nThe phenomenon was first tested in a series of experiments published in 1999 by David Dunning and Justin Kruger of the Department of Psychology, Cornell University. As their article concluded, \u201cthe miscalibration of the incompetent stems from an error about the self, whereas the miscalibration of the highly competent stems from an error about others.\u201d Although the Dunning\u2013Kruger effect was formulated fifteen years ago, Dunning and Kruger noted that similar observations were made by philosophers and scientists throughout history, including Confucius (\u201cReal knowledge is to know the extent of one\u2019s ignorance\u201d), Socrates (\u201cI know that I know nothing\u201d), Bertrand Russell (\u201cOne of the painful things about our time is that those who feel certainty are stupid, and those with any imagination and understanding are filled with doubt and indecision\u201d), and Charles Darwin (\u201cIgnorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge\u201d).\nIt is also an error to assume that such behavior follows the (relaxed) outlines of a normal distribution (a bell curve). In probability theory, the normal (or Gaussian) distribution is a function that tells the probability that any real observation will fall between any two real limits or real numbers, as the curve approaches zero on either side. Normal distributions are extremely important in statistics and are often used in the natural and social sciences for real-valued random variables whose distributions are not known. A bell curve assumes that 95% of the population is found within two standard deviations:\nhttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8c/Standard_deviation_diagram.svg\nBut with regard to actual skill levels, this is actually not the case. Research conducted in 2011 and 2012 by Ernest O\u2019Boyle Jr and Herman Aguinis (633263 researchers, entertainers, politicians, and athletes in a total of 198 samples) found that performance in 94 percent of these groups did not follow a normal distribution. Rather the groups fall into what is called a \u201cPower Law\u201d distribution.\nA \u201cPower Law\u201d distribution is also known as a \u201clong tail.\u201d It indicates that people are not \u201cnormally distributed\u201d within society. In this statistical model, there are a small number of people who are \u201chyper high performers,\u201d a broad swath of people who are \u201cgood performers\u201d and a smaller number of people who are \u201clow performers.\u201d It essentially accounts for a much wider variation in performance among the sample, and it is typical in any activity where talent is required \u2013 painters, authors, scientists, and martial artists for example.\nPower Law distribution has very different characteristics from the Bell Curve. In the Power Curve most people fall below the mean (slightly). Roughly 10-15% of the population are above the average (often far above the average), a large population are slightly below average, and a small group are far below average. So the concept of \u201caverage\u201d becomes meaningless.\nIn fact the implication is that comparing to \u201caverage\u201d isn\u2019t very useful at all, because the small number of people who actually influence outcomes accommodate for a very high percentage of the total value.\nhttp://blogs-images.forbes.com/joshbersin/files/2014/06/203b82f.jpg\nIn short, people in a society are for the most part followers, not leaders, and are happy being followers. But what is frightening as depicted by the above two graphs, is that the tendency towards Belief, contrary to the Dunning\u2013Kruger effect, does indeed follow a bell curve distribution. People will first follow, purchase, value, cherish, etc, that which does not threaten their own sense of ego, but rather enhances it, regardless of truth, efficacy, or consequences. There is a biological imperative for this that we have retained from our time as monkeys. So while thought leaders are by definition a minority, the majority of the population will reject deviations from the principle trend outright, regardless of whether they are right or wrong. In catastrophic scenarios, this has been termed the lemming effect (unfair to lemmings). No socio-economic class, no human activity, is immune to this effect. A grant-seeking university scientist can be a lemming just as much as a fashion obsessed teen-age girl. The power to fit in with one\u2019s social peers can be irresistible. To a human lemming, the logic behind an opinion doesn\u2019t count as much as the popularity behind an opinion.\nIt is important for people to note that exceptional performers are not superhuman. The majority of us are subject to the effects of our limbic system, which reacts emotionally to the lack of understanding among the \u201cpack\u201d, including exceptional performers. A healthy reaction to social rejection among Power Law leaders is seclusionist tendencies, but things can rapidly turn worse (Van Gogh is a clear example). Emotional turmoil is often the result of not being comfortably placed within one standard deviation of the main body of the pack. Financial success, which can be produced by psychopathy if/when it arises, is often out of reach for hyper-high performers because they simply are not capable of understanding what the overwhelming majority of people want in the first place. While tragic in the case of art, in life and death scenarios, close combat for example, only right and wrong matter, not social drivers and mores. Popularity contests and social combat should have little to do with actual battle \u2013 and when they do, the effects are tragic.\nIn an interview about ten years back for a martial arts website, I was told I was considered \u201ca snob, strange, eccentric\u201d, primarily because I did not engage in social niceties. While I valued the opinions of my peers and superiors, I did not (and do not) consider many people who thought (think) they were (are) my peers to be my peers. Understandably, this brought about a great degree of rejection and anger, which to be honest, I didn\u2019t mind; I knew Van Gogh had never sold a single painting in his life. I was more concerned with whether or not what I was painting was actually any good \u2013 whether I was tactically right or wrong. But I was surprised that martial artists, even famous teachers, were more willing to support people guilty of the murder of children or accessories to the murder of children, than simply admit they were wrong in the first place. At fifty-five, I have now matured enough to understand why this is the case \u2013 but I still condemn such decisions and will continue to express my contempt for the people who think otherwise.\nAs it turns out, over the decades, I have been proven right about many things in many cases where I took a contrary position to popular trends (I have also been wrong, and paid the price, but less frequently \u2013 the statistics are in my favor). In the case of survival, which is what martial arts and close combat should be all about, right and wrong should be the deciding factor, not monkey-pack status. When a leopard has pounced on a chimpanzee\u2019s back, the ape is probably little concerned with his status in the pack. We are at that point in our development when our very survival is at stake. As intelligent animals, we should be concerned with the leopards circling around us, ready to dart into our midst and kill, not with Kimmie\u2019s butt. So my advice for the New Year to you is this: forget about your ego; challenge yourself constantly. You are neither that important, nor that bright, nor that talented. What you should involve yourself with are the internal (primarily) and external enemies that threaten the survival of everything you care about. I will continue to be an @$$h0\u039b\u20ac, but I want you to understand one thing: you can always rely on me to tell you the simple truth. I may not always be right \u2013 no man is perfect \u2013 but you should know that my own ego is irrelevant to me before what is right and what is wrong, and I always publicly admit it when I screw up.\nhttp://www.npr.org/2012/05/03/151860154/put-away-the-bell-curve-most-of-us-arent-average",
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        "raw_content": "Summerland Tour Schedule\nMore 90\u2019s bands are coming out of the woodwork! Soul Asylum, Everclear, Eve 6 and Spacehog will be teaming up for the 3rd annual Summerland Tour. Seriously, some of the bands that helped define 90\u2019s music. The tour will kick off June 13 in Pompano Beach, FL and will wrap up at the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee on Aug....",
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        "raw_content": "In Chile, foreign children's books, translated, open worlds for kids\nPublished 05 July, 2012 11:56:00 PRI's The World\nAnne Hansen is the Danish founder of Libro Alegre.\nChile's children's book industry isn't known for light-hearted, fun reads. It's about morality-building and lesson-teaching. So a Dane, who lived in Chile for a time, decided to change that. She's organized a library that receives foreign-language books and then translates them into Spanish.\nIn Valparaiso, a city on the coast of Chile, a small library is working to introduce local children to a new universe of books.\nThe library is called Libro Alegre, which means \u2019Happy Book\u2019 or \u2018Cheerful Book.\u2019 It is a happy place, stuffed with dolls, legos, and one of those toy kitchens with plastic food.\nFirst and foremost, though, it\u2019s a library that\u2019s stuffed with stories.\n\u201cIt truly, genuinely, is a unique collection of books,\u201d said Imogen Mark, a volunteer at Libro Alegr.\nMark is British but has lived in Chile for years. She explained that people donate books, mostly from Scandinavian countries. The books then get translated into Spanish. Finally those translations are printed out and pasted into the books, right over the original Danish or Swedish or English text.\n\u201cSo they\u2019re recycled books, but they\u2019re books that really don\u2019t exist anywhere else in Chile\u201d she said.\nThe library is actually in two places now: Most of the books are in the main building, in what you might call the touristy part of Valparaiso, not far from the harbor. There\u2019s also a collection of books high up in the hills above the city, in a poor neighborhood called Monted\u00f3nico.\nLabels: Global News, Language in Children",
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        "raw_content": "The U.S. House of Representatives passed a needed bill to ensure parity for mental health coverage in insurance benefits. But it includes stark restrictions on physicians' rights to own or invest in hospitals and other facilities, based on a Congressional Budget Office (CBO) assertion that such restrictions will save money.",
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        "raw_content": "Ladd Observatory Blog\nhistory, technology, timekeeping\nClock vaults\n\u201cOwing to the courtesy of Prof. Upton, the laboratory has now the advantage of a set of time signals.\u201d\n\u2015Carl Barus, Report of the Professor of Physics. Annual Report of the President to the Corporation of Brown University, June 18, 1896.\nThe masonry pier that supports the Ladd Observatory\u2019s main telescope contains two clock vaults. These are very small rooms (4 by 4 feet square inside) that contain precision pendulum timepieces called regulators. The purpose of a clock vault is to provide a vibration-free and temperature-stable environment for exact timekeeping. The main clock vault is located in the entrance foyer on the first floor of the Observatory. The basement level vault has not been used in many years. Professor Winslow Upton calibrated the regulators using observations of stars starting in the 1890s.\nA regulator made by Robert Molyneux in London during the 1850s can be seen inside the main vault on the first floor.\nThe double doors to the vault seal out drafts and have windows through which the regulators can be observed without disturbing the environment inside. The brick walls are two feet thick which provides insulation to prevent fluctuating temperatures which could cause inaccuracy. There are telegraph wires to send time signals from the regulators to other locations around Rhode Island. Starting September 12, 1893 and continuing until as late as 1973 the Observatory also transmitted time signals to City of Providence fire stations. Every day at noon and 8:30 p.m. signals sounded on the fire-alarm bells allowing residents and businesses to set their clocks to the correct time. Public time signaling was a common practice during this era.\nContinue reading Clock vaults \u2192\nCarl BaruschronographclockWinslow Upton\nastronomy, history, technology\nChromospheric lines\n\u201cThese are some of the problems in connection with the sun which are being investigated at the present time. Their complete solution will help to interpret the mystery, not only of the sun itself, but also of that type of stars of which the sun is a representative.\u201d\n\u2015Frederick Slocum, The Study of Solar Prominences. Popular Astronomy, July 12, 1912.\nFrederick Slocum (Brown University undergraduate class of 1895) received the first Ph.D. in astronomy at Brown in 1898 and served as assistant professor of astronomy from 1899 to 1909. He then became professor of astronomy at Wesleyan University in 1914 where he planned and supervised the construction of Van Vleck Observatory. The image below shows Slocum observing with a spectroscope attached to the main telescope at Ladd Observatory.\nObserver Frederick Slocum using a spectroscope on the 12\u2033 refractor at Ladd Observatory. March 15, 1905.\nThis spectroscope was made by the scientific instrument maker John Brashear of Pittsburgh in 1891. It is used to study the spectrum of colors in starlight. It could also be mounted on a table top to examine the spectrum of a chemical which is done to calibrate the instrument. During this era professor Winslow Upton used it in an attempt to predict rain. It uses a prism or diffraction grating to disperse the light into a rainbow pattern of colors. This reveals dark Fraunhofer lines in the spectrum that can be used to identify the chemical elements present in the Sun or a distant star. Each chemical element has a unique pattern of these dark lines where specific colors are missing.\nContinue reading Chromospheric lines \u2192\neclipsespectroscopetelescope\n\u201cAn excellent apparatus\u201d\nFebruary 28, 2018 Michael L Umbricht\tLeave a comment\n\u201cConnected with this school is an excellent apparatus, including a telescope, which we understand to be among the largest in the State; this, however. is owned by the Principal, Mr. J. M. Ross.\u201d\n\u2015\u201dTown of Smithfield.\u201d Twenty-First Annual Report on Public Schools, January 1866.\nThe School Committee of the Town of Smithfield submitted a report to the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island for the school year ending May 1, 1865. One of the challenges conveyed was poor attendance by pupils \u201c\u2026 who were suffered to be roaming the streets and fields, when they should have been at school.\u201d\nMap showing the location of the village of Lonsdale in the southeastern portion of Smithfield. From Map of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations by Henry F. Walling, 1855.\nThe Committee highlights the success of the school at Lonsdale, the only high school in the town at the time. The principal is praised for his work and it is mentioned that he lends his own personal telescope for use by the students. The school is seen as a model that other school districts should emulate.\nContinue reading \u201cAn excellent apparatus\u201d \u2192\neducationtelescope\nThe observatory that wasn\u2019t\n\u201cThe writer of this sketch has been there when the building was thronged with guests; some of them in the upper story enjoying the breezes, and the delightful views far and near; some below were at the billiard or card table; some in the nine-pin alley; some in the saloon; and some in the refectory. The hill itself has utterly disappeared and the neighboring houses have all been either removed or torn down, and all that now remains of this once noted scene of fashion, amusement, gayety and dissipation is this picture of the observatory and of several other buildings,\u2014a picture that was taken near the close of the first third of this century.\u201d\n\u2015 \u201cFox Point Observatory.\u201d Publications of the Rhode Island Historical Society, April, 1895.\nThis is not what I was expecting to find when searching for information on the Fox Point Observatory. It was named for the scenic views of Narragansett Bay, rather than for astronomical viewing which is what I was looking for. The only telescope used here appears to be a spyglass for viewing the sailing ships approaching the port by an observer on the deck, as shown below.\n\u201cThe Observatory\u201d as it looked in the early nineteenth century. By Edward Peckham as reproduced in \u201cA Painter of Old Providence.\u201d The Journal of American History, 1912.\nContinue reading The observatory that wasn\u2019t \u2192\nartProvidence\nJanuary 23, 2018 Michael L Umbricht\tLeave a comment\n\u201cThe radio signals of the satellite [Sputnik II] were followed and recorded on tape frequently by Mr. C. Newton Kraus, an outstanding radio amateur of Touisset Point, R.I. He had followed Sputnik I signals for the three weeks that the transmitters continued to function.\u201d\n\u2015Charles H. Smiley, The First Artificial Earth Satellites, August 1958.\nOn October 4, 1957 the Soviet Union launched the first artificial Earth satellite which was called Sputnik I. The word Sputnik simply means \u201csatellite\u201d or, more generally, \u201cfellow traveler.\u201d The quotes from Prof. Charles Smiley, director of Ladd Observatory, are from a report published in The Hinterlands, the Bulletin of the Western Rhode Island Civic Historical Society. He describes how Sputnik I could be seen from all parts of the Earth and reports on the local observations of it: \u201cIn Rhode Island, between October 12 and November 27, it was observed at Ladd Observatory of Brown University on 13 different passages for a total of 33.2 minutes.\u201d The observed positions and motion were plotted on a star map.\nObservations of the Sputnik I rocket body from southeastern New England. October 12-17, 1957.\nThe satellite itself was only 22 inches in diameter and would have been difficult to see from the ground. Instead, they were observing the rocket that launched the satellite which also entered orbit. The second stage of the rocket was 92 feet long and 9.7 feet in diameter. Sunlight reflecting off the rocket body was much easier to see. 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        "title": "To Everyone Who Says they Don't want a G3 - BIONICLE - The TTV Message Boards",
        "raw_content": "A fair point, but I'd like to say that in the first two years of BIONICLE, every single important character got more individual development than I dare say possibly every character got in G2 combined. The G2 Toa were cardboard cutout stereotypes, and while I am very aware the G1 Toa were almost identical at their base values, they got individual attention from the story that gave us the characters we know and love.\nTL:DR G1 Toa Mata, 2002 > G2 Toa, 2016.\nThe development in a short period of time is simply noncomparable in my personal opinion.\n1) I want to see something original and Bionicle isn't original. Please don't say this. Were you excited for Avengers or Batman or Star Wars recently? Because those weren't even released in this century originally. Bionicle was originally born in this century. Bionicle is newer than all of those. G1 still counts as \"orginal.\"\nI completely fail to see what you mean here. Because there was an original version means all other versions are also original? That's like copying a moc and saying it's original because you made it. Plus, Star Wars is still going, there hasn't been any reboots. The Story is still the 'original' story. (I think Marvel and DC have rebooted a couple times, right?)\nAlso, I would like to say that your 'century' reasoning, while not inherently wrong in terms of total years, is flawed in the fact that Marvel, Star Wars, DC (?) were released about 50 years ago.\n2) G2 was (insert G2 complaint here.) G2 is over now. And Lego knows all about everything we didn't like about G2. G2 is not G3, and G3 deserves its own chance. Just cause G2 wasn't what we hoped doesn't mean a G3 can't blow us all away.\nOk, since you so readily compared it too DC in the previous argument, allow me to compare it to that now. DC has recently been making less than mediocre movies. BvS was meh, but people still had some hope for Suicide Squad. Then Suicide Squad was meh, and now people have less hope in the next movie, whatever it is. People will instantly relate something that has the same name to it's other version, and whatever feelings they had for the other version will translate to this one.\nSo following this reasoning, the Eiffel Tower could collapse right now?\nG2 is not G3, and G3 deserves its own chance. Just cause G2 wasn't what we hoped doesn't mean a G3 can't blow us all away.\nYeah that thing that we don't even know will be made at any point.\nWhat other reasons do you have for letting Bionicle rest in peace?\nI just want them to leave BIONICLE alone.\nLEGO is no longer bold.\nYes, and this is very well proven by their stance as one of the most successful toy companies on the planet.\nTeridax's death saddened me simply because he was a brilliantly designed character. He had motivations, reasons for his actions even beyond simply \"he's evil.\"\nMay I ask how long it took for you to care about the character? Was he this \"brilliantly designed\" character in 2002?\nLike Payinku said, there's no comparison. G1 did not have much antagonist development in the first two years, and nor did G2. Both are guilty of this.\nG2 had two years of development, not even that, and it's absolutely ridiculous to compare the entire 10 years of G1 to the 2 of G2. 2:10 years is not a fair comparison, and you know it isn't.\nIn G1, or simply \"BIONICLE\" (as I do not consider G2 an heir worthy of the title)\nI've seen statements I would consider elitism, but this takes the cake as far as I'm concerned. It's still Bionicle, and we can't just ignore that it is still Bionicle. G1 is no gift from god, and I don't think \"Bionicle\" is exactly the title that dictates whether something is \"worthy\" of being good. G2 exists, and it's Bionicle. Ignoring it won't help anything.\nI'm not going to sit and argue that. It's an fact. there's no argument to be had.\nWhat I will argue is that the only line I have ever seen out of LEGO that comes close to G1's storytelling prowess is Ninjago. Conveniently, also one of the most successful lines they have ever released.\nWhat I'm saying is, when everything isn't all sunshine and rainbows and all the heroes live and there are no realistic consequences to be found, I lose all respect for a storyline. If LEGO was going for that kind of story, then I have a right to not want a G3 because it is no longer targeted at my audience.\nWhich I will immediately follow up by saying \"THAT'S FINE!\" There's no reason for LEGO to target their products at a 16 year old college student. If I'm uninterested in the story, it's likely because there's no reason for me to be. However, I still enjoy reading things about G1. I still enjoy the story. Therefore, the comparison is still direct.\nI'm very aware it's an unfair comparison. But what I am getting out of the messages in response to my statement is \"it only lasted two years so you should lower your standards to its level.\" There's a certain degree of storytelling I hold things to, and the first impressions are the most important. In the first impressions department, G2 miserably failed the moment the first wave hype faded, and it kept failing right until it was cancelled.\n(yes, that is overly dramatic and harsh, but it is the most direct way of putting my opinion)\nI won't bother to take offense to this since it would honestly be quite laughable. However, in response: To me it is only BIONICLE in name. It lacks the soul the original had to it.\nI'm not here to proclaim G1 as a gift from God, nor am I here to bring down anybody who enjoyed G2. I'm simply stating a comparison - unfair as it may be - and leaving it as that.\nWe had the same characters: Completely stripped of the development that they had gotten, wiped of the personalities we had known, and reduced to cardboard stereotype.\nSeriously, I realize it would be difficult for new fans to get in on the old story, but at least keeping the same personalities and traits would have been a good start towards creating a solid, stable character roster.\nI guess where I'm going with this is that G2 failed the most important part of its journey. Once the 2014 \"IT'S BACK\" hype wore off, we had lackluster set design, frustratingly empty characters (or characters that simply did not exist at all), and a poorly written story that leaves me wondering where Greg and Faber were during the development process.\nAnd much of what I'm saying here? Is my fault. I had certain expectations of the line based on the name and characters. I created those expectations off of 10 years of development, for which there is no culprit other than myself.\nHowever, from my perspective, the edict remains unchanged: I do not want a G3. I want to see LEGO do something fresh, rather than tarnishing the name further.\nMan, this is a lot of overly dramatic text over a toyline\nWe had the same characters\nActually, they're not the same characters. They share a name and general position as main hero. This doesn't mean they are the same person. I'd like to point you to the massive amount of Transformer iterations there are. In G1, Optimus is selfless and completely righteous, only wanting peace. In Aligned, Optimus wants peace but has no issue with violence to achieve it. In the Movie universe, Optimus is extremely homicidal with bent ideas of how peace can prosper. In all of these, he's the leader of the main protagonist group, but does that mean he's the same character?\nA fair point, however it was worded poorly on my part. They were not indeed, the same characters. Rather, by sharing their name and face, as well as their role, there was a certain degree of expectation on my end (and I am sure there are others who feel similarly). There is nothing wrong with expecting the character to receive a similar degree of development, or at least share similar traits to their previous incarnation.\nThe example I would point to here is Pohatu. I cannot think of any shared traits between his G1 and G2 versions aside from their design aesthetics. There is simply no comparison. Even if G2 had gotten the same love and care that G1 did, they would continue to be very separate and different characters.\nI'm not specifically saying this is a bad thing...I suppose change is good in many areas. However, given that Pohatu was a loved character from G1, I fail to see a reason for their changes to him. Indeed, there are many changes I do not understand. That, I suppose, is my stance on this particular subtopic.\nToaGojira 2017-01-08 03:03:04 UTC #134\nSee, it's not that I don't want there to ever be a G3, I just don't want a G3 in the near future. If Bionicle G2 was cancelled this soon, the sales numbers must have been bad. Meaning, retailers won't be all that interested in stocking shelves with whatever G3 brings us, which in turn would shorten the lifespan of G3. So I say, give it at least five years, let retailers forget about it a bit, and that's when LEGO should consider a Generation 3.\nwe had lackluster set design\nI'd say it's more 60/40 above/below average unfortunately we got some absolutely awful sets where as the best we got was pretty good, that said I'd still say both generations had some serious ups and downs in quality.\nQuartzRoolz 2017-01-08 11:41:10 UTC #136\nBefore Bionicle Lego put out some trials to make sure it would succeed. They created Robo Riders and Slizers as test themes. I think that Lego should try this if they do want to make a G3 because with G2 they just tossed it right in due to fan demand. They could create a modified system and test it out with new small time themes and give them small stories that could help produce new ideas and show what works for the audience. There needs to be a little more thought put into it, for G2 it was more rushed unlike G1.\nI know this is old, but I have to say that lego kinda did that for HF. only difference was that it was done with ben 10, and everyone was confused as to BEN 10 BEING A LEGO LINE. if you look at the pieces, you can see that they use the CCBS style of balljoint. it was, obviously, to gage reaction to the change. so, yea, lego should do more of that, just not with licensed themes, which is what brought down ben 10\nI'd say it's more 10/90, but that's just my opinion. I tend to have...more exaggerated standards. Blame the MOCist community on Flickr\n(Keep in mind, my opinion of G1 set quality from the backwards lens isn't much better - a lot of \"oldies but goodies\" that realistically don't hold up very well)\n2bad it's comin back\nkongu 2017-01-11 01:53:11 UTC #139\nMy thing is that Bionicle has had two runs. It will become like the castle themes that have been around for years. If we were to have a G3 then might end in just one year and that's something that nobody wants.\nEMMSixteenA4 2017-01-13 21:30:57 UTC #140\nThis is a really long thread that I'm not reading but I want them to do something cool and inspired that's not Bionicle. I think you'll get a G3, it clearly sold okay up until the last two waves (I firmly believe the cancellation of G2 was due to Lego's initiative to scale back production to not oversaturate the market and Bionicle not being a powerhouse, but it was definitely not detrimental to them) but I just want to see them do something new and cool without all this baggage of expectations attached that really, really only weighed down on G2. G2 did suck because Lego didn't deliver (they didn't feel like they had to, I personally believe), but the audience was clearly not us (at least after the first six months), so why even call it Bionicle anymore? Just do something new.\nWhy is \"Lego\" asking the poster boy for their worst theme ever that? How should he know?\nit's joke\nI feel like there's as much of a chance of it returning as there is of it never returning. I'm just going to be patient.\nLoganMcOwen:\nso Schrodinger's Bonkle\nSchrodinger's Bonkle\nSchrodinger's Muaka if you will.",
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        "raw_content": "Review: Realm of Mindweavers by Marianne Ratcliffe\nGenre: Epic Fantasy/Adventure/Young Adult\n\u201cA ruler is betrayed and his young daughter is forced to flee or die.\nTeenage Zastra is a big disappointment to her father, Leodra, ruler of Golmeira, because she hasn't got what it takes to become a mindweaver, one of the highly valued few who can manipulate the thoughts of others. Things get much worse for Zastra when she is roused from her bed to find that Leodra has been betrayed and her beloved Golmer Castle overrun with enemy soldiers. She escapes via the castle's ancient underground tunnels, only to be faced with a terrible choice. Hunted across the turbulent landscape of Golmeira, Zastra must rely on her wits and the help of strangers as she tries to outrun the powerful forces set upon her trail.\u201d\nFrom Marianne Ratcliffe\u2019s author page: \u201cI am a PhD-qualified biomedical scientist living and working in Cheshire and have authored several peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals. In my spare time, I enjoy creative writing. I have had short stories published in Debut and Scribble magazines and was a runner up in the 2010 Guildford Literary Festival Short Story competition. In 2014, I published my first novel, Realm of Mindweavers, a fantasy/adventure story suitable for young adults and grown-ups. Murthen Island followed in 2015, and I have recently released the third instalment, Return to Golmeira.\nMy inspiration for these books was a desire to write a different kind of fantasy series. I wanted to create a world where women were seen as equal to men and where same sex couples were as commonplace and accepted as opposite sex couples. Also, I wanted to create a heroine who has no special powers. Although there is a kind of magic in my world, called mindweaving, my protagonist, Zastra, doesn't have mindweaving abilities, much to her dismay. And so, when an incident occurs that turns her world upside down, she has to rely on guts, intelligence and even a bit of luck to come get herself out of trouble. There's no magical power to come to her rescue.\u201d\nTo learn more about Ms. Radcliffe visit her website or follow her on Facebook.\nRealm of Mindweavers starts off with a nice easy pace as the characters become fully realized and the fantasy world is introduced, which is similar to earth. Zastra is an intelligent, respectful, and ambitious child. She is also a daredevil when it comes to sneaking around the castle into places she doesn\u2019t belong. She easily befriends new-comers and bravely stands up to bullies. Zastra also loves her twin infant siblings. On her thirteenth birthday she is tested by the castle Mindweaver who looks inside her mind to see if she has the mindweaver ability. Her father is disappointed when she fails the test. This is also an ability he doesn\u2019t possess, and he knows he is viewed as a weak king for not being a mindweaver.\nThe plot speeds up when the castle is overthrown early one morning and Zastra\u2019s world is turned upside down. Her father charges her with the twins\u2019 safety and well-being then leads her to a concealed ancient tunnel to escape the castle. Zastra has to live by her wits to dodge enemy soldiers at every turn. Zastra is faced with hard choices as the plot twists. Making unexpected friends along the way who help her elude those who seek her and her siblings\u2019 demise. This journey is an enchanting roller-coaster ride of emotions and tension that will keep you on the edge of your seat.\nThere is a lot of captivating action in Realm of Mindweavers. As I was reading a climactic scene near the end, I became concerned this book would end with a cliffhanger. Rest assured that this book comes to a satisfying ending. However there is more story to be told, and I can\u2019t wait to read more of Zastra\u2019s journey.\nRealm of Mindweavers is the first book in the Tales of Golmeira series. Ms. Ratcliffe lives in the U.K. and uses British spelling. Doh!\nI came across a small number of proofing misses such as missing or extra words, and misspelled words. As well as the right words in the wrong position. \u201cTo go now back would put\u2026\u201d and \u201cWhen do you think will they be here?\u201d",
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If the order cannot be executed that day, it is automatically cancelled.\nRefers to establishing and liquidating the same position or positions within one day's trading, thus ending the day with no established position in the market.\nAnother term for \"back months.\"\nThe tender and receipt of an actual commodity or financial instrument, or cash in settlement of a futures contract.\nExercise Or Strike Price\nThe price at which the holder (buyer) may purchase or sell the underlying futures contract upon the exercise of an option.\nThe last day that an option may be exercised into the underlying futures contract. Also, the last day of trading for a futures contract.\nAn exchange member who is paid a fee for executing orders for Clearing Members or their customers. A Floor Broker executing orders must be licensed by the CFTC.\nAn exchange member who generally trades only for his/her own account or for an account controlled by him/her. Also referred to as a \"local.\"\nA term used to designate all contracts covering the purchase and sale of financial instruments or physical commodities for future delivery on a commodity futures exchange.\nA firm or person engaged in soliciting or accepting and handling orders for the purchase or sale of futures contracts, subject to the rules of a futures exchange and, who, in connection with solicitation or acceptance of orders, accepts any money or securities to margin any resulting trades or contracts. The FCM must be licensed by the CFTC.\nThe purchase or sale of a futures contract as a temporary substitute for a cash market transaction to be made at a later date. Usually it involves opposite positions in the cash market and futures market at the same time. (See long hedge, short hedge.)\nOne who purchases an option.\nInitial Performance Bond\nThe funds required when a futures position (or a short options on futures position) is opened. (Previously referred to as Initial Margin)\nAn order given to a broker by a customer that specifies a price; the order can be executed only if the market reaches or betters that price.\n(See maximum price fluctuation.)\nAny transaction that offsets or closes out a long or short futures position.\nOne who has bought a futures or options on futures contract to establish a market position through an offsetting sale; the opposite of short.\nThe purchase of a futures contract in anticipation of an actual purchase in the cash market. Used by processors or exporters as protection against and advance in the cash price. (See hedge, short hedge.)\n(See Performance Bond)\nMaintenance Performance Bond (Previously referred to a Maintenance Margin)\nA sum, usually smaller than--but part of--the initial performance bond, which must be maintained on deposit in the customer's account at all times. If a customer's equity in any futures position drops to, or under, the maintenance performance bond level, a \"performance bond call\" is issued for the amount of money required to restore the customer's equity in the account to the initial margin level.\nThe daily adjustment of margin accounts to reflect profits and losses.\nAn order for immediate execution given to a broker to buy or sell at the best obtainable price.\nThe maximum amount the contract price can change, up or down, during one trading session, as stipulated by Exchange rules.\nSmallest increment of price movement possible in trading a given contract, often referred to as a \"tick.\"\nMarket-If-Touched. A price order that automatically becomes a market order if the price is reached.\nThe nearest active trading month of a futures or options on futures contract. Also referred to as \"lead month.\"\nAlso called \"ask\". Indicates a willingness to sell a futures contract at a given price. (See bid.)\nSelling if one has bought, or buying if one has sold, a futures or options on futures contract.\nTotal number of futures or options on futures contracts that have not yet been offset or fulfilled by delivery. An indicator of the depth or liquidity of a market (the ability to buy or sell at or near a given price) and of the use of a market for risk- and/or asset-management.\nAn order to a broker that is good until it is canceled or executed.\nThe period at the beginning of the trading session during which all transactions are considered made or first transactions were completed.\nOpening Price (Or Range)\nThe range of prices at which the first bids and offers were made or first transactions were completed.\nA contract giving the holder the right, but not the obligation, hence, \"option,\" to buy (call option) or sell (put option) a futures contract in a given commodity at a specified price at any time between now and the expiration of the option contract.\nOut-Trades\nA situation that results when there is some confusion or error on a trade. A difference in pricing, with both traders thinking they were buying, for example, is a reason why an out-trade may occur.\nAn interest in the market, either long or short, in the form of open contracts. (See open interest.)\nPerformance Bond (Previously referred to as Margin)\nFunds that must be deposited as a performance bond by a customer with his or her broker, by a broker with a clearing member, or by a clearing member, with the Clearing House. The performance bond helps to ensure the financial integrity of brokers, clearing members and the Exchange as a whole.\nPerformance Bond Call (previously referred to as Margin Call)\nA demand for additional funds because of adverse price movement.\n1.) The excess of one futures contract price over that of another, or over the cash market price. 2.) The amount agreed upon between the purchaser and seller for the purchase or sale of a futures option -- purchasers pay the premium and sellers (writers) receive the premium.\nAn option to sell a commodity, security, or futures contract at a specified price at any time between now and the expiration of the option contract.\nAn upward movement of prices following a decline; the opposite of a reaction.\nThe high and low prices or high and low bids and offers, recorded during a specified time.\nA decline in prices following an advance. The opposite of rally.\nA person employed by, and soliciting business for, a commission house or Futures Commission Merchant.\nProcedure by which a long or short position is offset by an opposite transaction or by accepting or making delivery of the actual financial instrument or physical commodity.\nRTH (Regular Trading Hours)\nThe normal Trading Hours for a commodity. Also referred to as Day Session. (See Combined)\nTo trade for small gains. Scalping normally involves establishing and liquidating a position quickly, usually within the same day, hour or even just a few minutes.\nA figure determined by the closing range that is used to calculate gains and losses in futures market accounts. Settlement prices are used to determine gains, losses, margin calls, and invoice prices for deliveries. (See closing range.)\nOne who has sold a futures contract to establish a market position and who has not yet closed out this position through an offsetting purchase; the opposite of long.\nThe sale of a futures contract in anticipation of a later cash market sale. Used to eliminate or lessen the possible decline in value of ownership of an approximately equal amount of the cash financial instrument or physical commodity. 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        "raw_content": "What if one of the main purposes of this wacky life is to move blocks to get to the top.\nLet's say this was a video game and the only thing on the screen was a pyramid made of movable blocks. We start at the bottom of the pyramid. Somewhere in the pyramid there is an open space to move a block. The goal is to make your way all the way to the top by strategically moving blocks with this one free space. Similar to the sliding puzzle game.\nKnowing that our job is to move blocks all the way to the top, we must stop and ask ourselves, are we in fact moving blocks? Or have we stopped?\nI think after the initial push of getting out from under the bottom and to higher ground, some people stop. They rest. They get comfortable. That's fair. We've worked hard. We all need a breather.\nBut, it ain't the top. And unless we get to the top, we have to start all over again.\nWhen the top is the mission, I find that silly little things fall away. Things like obsessing about if this is right or wrong. What people will think. Is this a mistake? What if...? But this isn't allowed. Am I being xyz?\nDon't get me wrong, I still get stuck.\nBut the mission is to get to the top. Clear. Simple. Drama free.\nIf you find yourself stuck in the middle and there is a \"reason\" for not ascending, remember, 99% of the time it is inconsequential to our true pursuit.\nMove blocks. Get to the top. Total responsibility.",
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        "raw_content": "Seen But Not Heard is a collective advocacy eating disorder project.\nIt began with the film \u2018Seen But Not Heard\u2019 which was concerned with highlighting the impact eating disorders have on people\u2019s lives. The project was funded by The Butterfly Bursary, which is a research and education bursary set up by NHS Lothian in memory of Lindsay Weddell, a vibrant and thoughtful young woman who sadly died from anorexia nervosa.\nNiamh Allen and volunteers Katie and Maeve were supported by CAPS in producing a film. The film was developed through workshops and showed different stories about people living with eating disorders, and highlighted what services are available, or in many cases, what services and treatment are not available.\nThe film was launched in December 2013 at the Butterfly Bursary Stakeholder event and was very well received by the audience. Following this the film was shown in the Scottish Parliament during Eating Disorder Awareness Week in February 2014. The film was also screened at The Taking Stock event about the Lothian mental health strategy in May 2014.\nThe success of the film lead to the creation of a collective advocacy project and Niamh Allen and Maeve Coyle were employed to develop this further. In 2014 the film was used in direct work with young people by arranging film screenings, facilitating discussions and relating personal experiences throughout high schools, universities and Eating Disorder Units across Edinburgh and the Lothians.\nWe were awarded another grant in 2015 to make another film, this time with young people, using advocacy to share their stories and experiences of an eating disorder. This film will launch in 2016 and be made available in high schools across Edinburgh and the Lothians. We want the film and our work to act as an early intervention tool as this is a key factor that was identified through the work with the first film.\nWe also received a small grant from See Me to produce a GP resource pack about eating disorders; \u201cLiving with an Eating Disorder \u2013 What you need to know.\u201d It includes:\n\u00b7 A poster (for raising awareness in the surgery)\n\u00b7 A booklet (available in the waiting room for people with eating disorders as well as the general public to take away)\n\u00b7 An information leaflet for GPs and other members of the primary care team\nThis GP resource pack was developed by people who have lived experience of eating disorders to produce information from their perspective that would be helpful for GPs to better understand how to offer good care and treatment to people who need their help. The booklet contains real stories and experiences that people with eating disorders can relate to and feel encouraged by. Thanks to extra funding from the Butterfly Bursary we were able to print more copies of the poster and booklet. An online version of the booklet is available here.\nThere is also a longer version available which can be made available upon request.\nIf you would like to know more about any of the work or would like to become involved as part of a collective eating disorder project please contact Niamh at seenbutnotheard@capsadvocacy.org or phone 0131 273 5116.",
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        "raw_content": "Georgia Court of Appeals Allows Late Addition of \u201cSimple Negligence\u201d Claim \u2013 Recent Blog Posting by Eric Frisch\nIn the case of Thomas v. Atlanta Medical Center, the Georgia Court of Appeals reversed the dismissal of a \u201csimple negligence\u201d claim based on expiration of the statute of limitations. The case arose out of the alleged failure to diagnose a neck fracture and improper spine clearance in the emergency department. Plaintiff alleged the hospital was vicariously liable for the emergency physician and interpreting radiologist. The hospital denied and claimed they were independent contractors. During discovery, an alleged conflict in the evidence arose as to whether the emergency physician and nurse followed hospital protocol for removal of the cervical collar following radiological clearance. Plaintiff amended her complaint to add a claim for \u201csimple negligence\u201d against the hospital and nurse for failure to follow the protocol. The hospital moved to dismiss the claim based on expiration of the statute of limitations and the case of Thomas v. Medical Center of Central Georgia. The trial court granted the motion.\nOn appeal, the Court of Appeals further limited the application of the Thomas v. Medical Center of Central Georgia case. The Court distinguished that case because it was decided on application of the affidavit statute, not the relation back statute. The Atlanta Medical Center case represents a further erosion of the Medical Center of Central Georgia case and strengthens the ability of claimants to add claims even though the statute of limitations has expired, especially if the claims are couched as non-professional malpractice claims.",
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        "raw_content": "Statins, Lipitor, and other cholesterol-lowering drugs can have side effects. To read about alternatives that may be safer, click on tthese links:\nhttp://www.healthcentral.com/cholesterol/cf/slideshows/8-foods-that-lower-cholesterol?ap=825\nhttp://www.livestrong.com/article/47251-natural-alternatives-statin-drugs/\nFor more information on why you need cholesterol, why high cholesterol is not the cause of heart disease and more, click on:\nFor more information on the relationship between cholesterol and heart attacks, click on this link: https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2017/12/24/stents-heart-disease-treatment.aspx?utm_source=dnl&utm_medium=email&utm_content=art1&utm_campaign=20171224Z1_UCM&et_cid=DM174907&et_rid=161445177\nFor information on the relationship between cholesterol and heart attacks, click on this link:\nhttps://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2017/12/24/stents-heart-disease-treatment.aspx?utm_source=dnl&utm_medium=email&utm_content=art1&utm_campaign=20171224Z1_UCM&et_cid=DM174907&et_rid=161445177",
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        "raw_content": "Posts Tagged \u2018 summer reading \u2019\nThe initial excitement of summer is over, and while there is still a ways to go, chances are some parents are now hearing the familiar cries of \u201cI\u2019m bored\u201d or stuck in arguments over how much time is spent watching television. Other parents are worried about that summer slip, where good kids get out of\u2026\nPennsylvania School District Retains Handmaid\u2019s Tale on Summer Reading List\nSchool district officials in Wyomissing, PA decided last week to keep The Handmaid\u2019s Tale by Margaret Atwood as an option on a summer reading list for 11th grade Honors English, despite complaints from parents who called the book \u201cobscene\u201d and claimed that it \u201cgives teenage boys sexual ideas about females.\u201d According to a list posted\u2026\nSenator Responds to NCAC Letter Opposed to Chesterfield Censorship\nIn early August, CBLDF joined the National Coalition Against Censorship in defending several summer reading books that were challenged for \u201csexually explicit\u201d content in Chesterfield County, Virginia. State Senator Amanda Chase, who has forced her way into the fray by suggesting the librarians who compiled the lists be fired and the books banned, has responded to\u2026\nCBLDF Joins Defense of Freedom to Read in Chesterfield County\nCBLDF yesterday signed on to a letter from the National Coalition Against Censorship to the superintendent and school board in Chesterfield County, Virginia, defending several summer reading books that were challenged for \u201csexually explicit\u201d content and urging the school district not to adopt warning labels or ratings for books, as some parents have demanded. Although\u2026\nVirginia Lawmaker Demands Warning Labels on Summer Reading Lists\nVirginia state senator Amanda Chase is continuing a censorship crusade against certain books in her local school district, now pushing for future summer reading lists to include warnings for parents on books that may be controversial. The concept is similar to a bill that passed through the state assembly earlier this year before it was\u2026\nVirginia Lawmaker Wants Librarians Fired for Summer Reading Lists\nA debate over summer reading books in Virginia\u2019s Chesterfield County Public Schools intensified last week when a state senator characterized the books as \u201ctrash\u201d and said the school librarians who recommended them should be fired. The titles that have raised objections from parents include Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell and Dope Sick by Walter\u2026\nVA Parent Leads Summer Reading Censorship Campaign\nThe school year may be winding down for students across the United States, but upset parents in Chesterfield County, Virginia, have been hard at work the past few months in a successful campaign to have titles they call \u201cpornographic,\u201d \u201cvile,\u201d and \u201ctrash\u201d removed from the county\u2019s Public School summer reading list. As the Chesterfield Observer\u2026\nNow Available: CBLDF Defender #6!\nCBLDF Defender is our free quarterly news magazine coming to you from the front lines of the fight for free speech, and the sixth issue is now available! You can find it at comic book stores across the nation, on comiXology, and right here at CBLDF.org! Each issue of CBLDF Defender brings engaging creator interviews, detailed analysis of current censorship news, and in-depth\u2026\n12 Challenged or Banned Summer Reading Books for Banned Books Week 2015!\nIn the past two years, we\u2019ve seen a veritable explosion of challenges and bans to books assigned as summer reading in middle school, high school, and even college. Moreover, in many cases school districts or administrators seem unsure as to whether summer reading books constitute a part of the curriculum and thus receive the same\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Do you have a question you just can\u2019t solve? Perhaps it\u2019s about your relationship, meeting someone new, future, soul mate or even financial issues. I am looking forward to helping you. I am offering you the ability to ask me one free psychic question which I will answer right away and give you the clarity you require.\nMy main focus is on clairvoyance and Tarot readings. I realized that I have an incredible gift at an early age, and have been revered in the Native American community before deciding to branch out and help people from all over the United States.As a young woman, I would visit various communities and often appear at PowWows helping those in need. It wasn\u2019t until after I became married and had my first daughter that I decided to branch out beyond the Native American community and become a professional psychic and clairvoyant.\n* I need your information to be absolutely correct so I can connect to your astral energy.\nGreatest Wish\nShe knew my ex was seeing someone else.\nThanks for your business advice, it turned out being right on.\nIt took a little time but she was right about me getting back with my Ex.",
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        "raw_content": "TOPICS:EthicsMediaPollingSocial Networks\nEuropean question: does your national media provide trustworthy information? Credit: European Commission\nAlmost one in two European citizens do not believe their national media provide trustworthy information and more than half think they are not free from political or commercial pressure, a European Union survey has found.\nMore than half of respondents believed social media was not a reliable source of information, and among active social media users, three out of four people had heard, read, seen or experienced cases of abuse, the report Media pluralism and democracy said.\nFrans Timmermans, first vice-president of the European Commission, said late last week that the freedom to receive and impart information and the pluralism of the media were enshrined in the EU\u2019s Charter of Fundamental Rights.\n\u201cWe have very good reasons for that: freedom of the media is the backbone of the values on which this Union is built. 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The media has been accused of bias \u2013 against Brexit and Trump \u2013 and mocked for getting both votes wrong.\nMeanwhile, the use of social and other online media, including \u201cfake news websites\u201d, is on the rise, especially among the young.\nG\u00fcnther Oettinger, EU Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society, stressed: \u201cquality and fact-based journalism are essential to our democracies\u201d.\nThe survey results echo a trend already observed in the US where, according to a survey by Gallup this month, \u201ca majority of registered voters (52 per cent) say election media bias favours Clinton\u201d, while an earlier poll in September revealed that Americans\u2019 trust and confidence in the mass media \u201cto report the news fully, accurately and fairly\u201d had dropped to its lowest level at 32 per cent.\nCredit: European Commission\nEuropean citizens not only showed low levels of trust in their national media, but also raised concerns about the rise of hate speech online, the Eurobarometer report found.\nAlthough a majority of respondents (55 per cent) think social media is not a reliable source of information \u2013 the figure is much higher in Sweden (80 per cent), the Netherlands (73 per cent) and Finland (68 per cent) \u2013 53 per cent said they follow debates on social media. \u201cFor example, by reading articles on the Internet or through online social networks or blogs.\u201d\nAmong those active on social media, a large majority (75 per cent) had \u201cheard, read, seen or themselves experienced cases where abuse, hate speech or threats are directed at journalists/bloggers/people\u201d. As a result, almost half of them (48 per cent) said that they are discouraged from engaging in online debates.\nV\u011bra Jourov\u00e1, Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality, said: \u201ccitizens need to feel safe expressing themselves in the online environment and journalists must be able to go about their work free of interference\u201d.\nThe second Annual Colloquium on Fundamental Rights, where EU officials, NGOs, journalists, media representatives, companies and academics gathered to discuss the topic of Media Pluralism and Democracy, was led by Mr Timmermans, Mr Oettinger, and Ms Jourov\u00e1, at the European Commission in Brussels.\nIts conclusions, on \u201cthe key role in democratic societies of a free and pluralist media, and in particular digital media\u201d, are to be published this week.\nThe report concluded that \u201cin the eyes of Europeans, there is still considerable work to be done in ensuring the independence of national media\u201d.\nGreater investment and more resources are needed to ensure quality journalism to allow the media to function as society\u2019s \u201cwatchdog\u201d.\nThat is the view of Aidan White, director and chief executive of the Ethical Journalism Network (EJN), one of the panellists at the European Commission\u2019s recent Colloquium on Fundamental Rights on Media Pluralism and Democracy.\nThis is an edited version of Mr White\u2019s Q&A with Chief-Exec.com yesterday:\n\u25cf The media appear to have failed to connect with that part of their audience that is frustrated, even angry, at the failure of political leaders to address the social and economic crisis. As the media have not given a voice to these people, who believe they have been ignored and forgotten, they are increasingly seen, as a result, as part of the problem, not the solution. And one major reason why the media have failed to connect with these alienated communities is that they no longer have the resources to spend on research and reporting [in the field].\n\u25cf Journalism is also losing the capacity to fulfil its public purpose because of changing habits in the way people receive and disseminate information. The social networks and Internet services work against the traditional notion of pluralism. The creation of filter bubbles in which people only expose themselves to like-minded people who largely agree with their own world view is leading to greater polarisation in society. Journalism should be about providing all sides of a story, to help people understand complex issues and to help them make up their minds. But what if people are just not interested in other points of view?\n\u25cf First of all, we need greater recognition within the governing and political class that democracy is at risk as these trends intensify. We also need to invest more to support independent and ethical journalism and provide urgently needed resources to allow journalism to function as a watchdog of society. We need to rethink the public service value of journalism and provide resources so that all voices can be heard, even those that don\u2019t attract advertising, and the ones with uncomfortable messages for political elites.\n\u25cf We need a new movement for media literacy that helps all of us understand better how to communicate responsibly, how to listen to others, and how to avoid abusive behaviour. 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So, affectionately longing for you, we were well pleased to impart to you not only the gospel of God, but also our own lives, because you had become dear to us. For you remember, brethren, our labor and toil; for laboring night and day, that we might not be a burden to any of you, we preached to you the gospel of God.\u201d\nNathan Jones: This section of the Apostle Paul\u2019s letter to the church in Thessalonica shows especially how much Paul loved these people. And, there\u2019s a reason for it. He says, \u201cGod who tests our hearts.\u201d In other words, Paul was accountable to God. If he mistreated the people, or if he preached out of selfish motivations, well God knew his heart and so would be the one that Paul would have to contend with.\nWhat a strong reminder that when we teach the Bible, like we\u2019re doing now, it\u2019s very important that we check our motives at the door, for God is judging us. He\u2019s the one who is testing Bible teachers\u2019 hearts to discern why we are doing what we are doing. So, to every believer who shares the Gospel, and it should be every believer who shares the Gospel, we need to make sure that we remember that we are accountable to God, not only for what we are teaching, but also for why we are teaching.\nVic Batista: Great point! Verse 4 talks about how Paul and his evangelism team had been approved by God to be entrusted with the Gospel, as we Christians are today. That\u2019s keeping the main thing the main thing. We should never seek out the approval of anyone except our Lord Jesus Christ when we are proclaiming the Good News of Jesus. We don\u2019t worry so much about people\u2019s opinions, only God\u2019s opinion, because we believe the Gospel has the power to change people\u2019s lives.\nNathan Jones: Exactly, for as verse 5 states, \u201cGod is witness.\u201d Christians are accountable to God at the end of the day. When it\u2019s time for us to stand before the Lord and be judged for our works, remembering the Christian\u2019s judgment will not be a judgment for salvation but a judgment of rewards, I want to make sure that the works I did on this earth for Him were pure and blameless. As Paul is saying here, they\u2019re not done for my own personal advancement, or personal wealth, or any of those superficial reasons, but so that God alone gets the glory.\nReading between the lines, it almost seems that Paul was countering an accusation that he had traveled to Thessalonica under false pretenses and also had left under false pretenses, but that wasn\u2019t the case. He\u2019s really making a case here like, \u201cHey, God is my witness. I know I did the right thing, and I did it because I love you so much.\u201d\nVic Batista: Excellent point! You can see that in verse 7 where it says, \u201cBut we were gentle among you, just as a nursing mother cherishes her own children.\u201d It\u2019s like why we take care of our own children.\nNathan Jones: Yes, just like all parents should, we take care of those God has entrusted to us. You love your children. You parent them. You don\u2019t leave them to dangle in the wind.\nThat love and concern is part of Paul\u2019s anguish. He had helped found this church, but he wasn\u2019t able to stay long enough to really help them into spiritual maturity. And so, he\u2019s reaching out to them with a letter expressing, \u201cOh, I am so sorry. I love you!\u201d We know there\u2019s a 2 Thessalonians, so Paul must have eventually gotten past their doubts. Paul even expressed his intentions to go back and visit them, despite the potential that he\u2019d again suffer great persecution. In the meantime, Paul sends Timothy back in his place, possibly because Timothy was unknown to the hostile crowds.\nVic Batista: We forget that Paul had brought a little evangelistic team with him to Thessalonica. It wasn\u2019t just Paul, but Paul and Barnabas, or Paul and Silas. Timothy was also Paul\u2019s sort of the right-hand man in a sense. He was very faithful to the work of the Lord. Paul at one time said he had no one else like Timothy, almost like a son.\nNathan Jones: When we preach and teach it\u2019s great to be serving in groups of other people who are also serving the Lord. Other believers help solidify our teachings and cover what we miss. They also keep each other accountable. 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He proved his faith and love by living exemplary among those he was ministering.\nVic Batista: Our church has worked in missions to the Dominican Republic for the last 12 years. Every time I went there I also held a full-time job at the same time that I was doing the ministry. It was interesting to me that every time we would go to these foreign countries I\u2019d encounter many pastors and evangelists who just wanted to be supported. They didn\u2019t want to work. And I would ask them, \u201cWhat\u2019s wrong with getting a job?\u201d And, they would look at me like, \u201cWhat!? A job?\u201d\nNathan Jones: Christians should work, right? Right, if you are a servant of the Lord, you work day and night, either in full-time ministry or in a mix of secular and ministerial jobs. That\u2019s why most pastors never see any time off. Pastors, preachers, and evangelists obviously need time to recoup and recharge, but Paul is making the case that ministers work for the Lord, so it ends up becoming a full-time job both night and day.\nJust look at the results. We wouldn\u2019t have the Gospel today if it wasn\u2019t for Paul and his team going out there preaching and planting churches. His converts eventually spread the Gospel, mostly moving westward. And, as hard-working Christians shared their faith, we too one day received the Gospel. Christians today owe our salvation through a string of hard-working people that winds all the way back to the work of Paul\u2019s church planting.\nChristians today owe our #salvation through a string of hard-working people that winds all the way back to the work of Paul's #churchplanting. Click To Tweet\nHave you ever thought that if you went back in time to the person who gave you the Gospel, and then met the person who gave them the Gospel, and you go back 2,000 years, that maybe one of those converts in Thessalonica was the one who shared the Gospel that leads up the chain to you? Considering that can really blow one\u2019s mind!\nVic Batista: So true! In the same way, when you and I share the Gospel and someone gets saved, and they go forward and they share the Gospel, when we get to Heaven I\u2019d bet we are going to look back and meet all these links in the evangelistic chain.\nNathan Jones: Yes, Christians are all tied together across the centuries by one conversion to the next to the next.\nIn the eighth part of our travels along the Rapture Road and our verse-by-verse study of 1 Thessalonians, we\u2019ll continue to learn about what motivated Paul to preach in 2:10-12.\nChurch and Ecclesiology Evangelism Salvation\nMr. /Mrs. Jim Morris says:\nGeetings in Jesus name, I love lamblion ministries. I\u2019ve JUST learned of your outreach thru DVDS at my church. First I praise God for His mercy, patience and grace to humanity, myself included. 2ndly, Thank you for serving our God in such the way as you\u2019ve been lead, for your work has reached me. Checking up n knowing the words of our God, I\u2019ve not found one dishonesty amount your teachings.\nKnowing the signs Jesus told us to watch for is crucial today as 2000 yrs ago. We born again NEED to be at work,in the field,til ,Christ returns. Thank you for your diligence, tenacity, servetude and labor of love; for I\u2019ve become a doer alongside you. I\u2019m sharing to all those I know, and meet to Google your site,buy your works, n pray for your ministrial family. Til we meet again here or \u201cthere\u201d God bless you richly in health with eyes to see ears to hear mouth to speak may be richly blessed prosperity that will be invested into the kingdom of God return to you where you have rewards to cast at his feet one day and God richly bless your families your teams and may you touch millions of lives. Heaven will never be empty but we can certainly try to save hell from being too full. 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        "raw_content": "Michael Wood's Story of England DVD Review: 2,000 Years of Tales from Kibworth\nMichael Wood and the residents of Kibworth investigate the village\u2019s rich history from the ground up.\nBy Michelle Prather on July 30, 2012 6:45 PM |\nMichael Wood\u2019s Story of England, a six-part documentary originally aired on BBC Four in the fall of 2010, may lead viewers to believe that Wood has attempted to summarize the whole of English history in just shy of six hours. In a sense, he has\u2014but he does so by examining England\u2019s compelling and often turbulent past, from the Roman era to the present day, through the lens of village life in Kibworth. As viewers watch the history of this otherwise ordinary spot in the heart of England unfurl, the hope is that they also gain insight into how other English communities evolved into their current state, as well as how foreigners, dissenters and those who were considered mere peasants impacted England\u2019s story and the English national character that exists today.\nLocated in the Harborough district of Leicestershire, England, Kibworth comprises the villages of Harcourt, Beauchamp and Smeeton Westerby. Wood, who studied history and English at Oriel College, Oxford, and opted to forego the completion of his DPhil there to take a job as a journalist with ITV, has said that the initial draw to Kibworth was the abundance of primary documents\u2014750 years worth of court rolls to surveys\u2014kept in the archive of Merton College, Oxford, landlord of Kibworth since the late 13th century. However, as it isn\u2019t the most picturesque place to film, Wood and his team sought out other locales, only to end up where they began. In Kibworth Harcourt, peasant families could be traced for generations, while the growth of industry in England could be explored in Kibworth Beauchamp. Along with Smeeton Westerby, this trio of distinct villages clearly demonstrated the bustle and change that the rest of the country was also experiencing.\nThe 353-minute DVD version of Story of England contains two discs with three episodes apiece, including \u201cRomans to Normans,\u201d \u201cDomesday to Magna Carta,\u201d \u201cThe Great Famine and the Black Death,\u201d \u201cPeasants\u2019 Revolt to Tudors,\u201d \u201cHenry VIII to the Industrial Revolution,\u201d and \u201cVictoria to the Present Day.\u201d There is a bit of omission here, as was the complaint about Wood\u2019s tome of the same name. After the Tudors, we race through the chronology, forget the interwar period all together, and really only give a mention to the present day at the close of the documentary, save for a few references meant to draw thought-provoking parallels between then and now. That said, with such a vast array of sources, Wood could have spent six hours of airtime covering any one of the aforementioned periods. He may have been overly ambitious, but especially for the layman, the documentary isn\u2019t any less captivating because of it.\nThe sources and their presentation are by far the strongest part of Wood\u2019s narrative. In the Merton College, Oxford, archive there are rent books, maps, court documents, and letter upon letter detailing a day in the life of Kibworth. There are tax lists beginning in the 12th century housed in the Leicestershire Record Office, as well as 15th-century wills; and the National Archive in Kew holds Poll taxes dating to the 14th century, as well as Poor Law records. All this on top of artifacts collected during the Big Dig of July 2009, for which archaeologists, more than 150 volunteers (including small children) and Wood dug 55 test pits in the gardens of Kibworth residents. It\u2019s heartening to watch the convivial Wood woo over every find, the oldest of which was a small piece of bone comb dating to the Dark Ages.\nAlmost more profound than witnessing Wood carefully finger through sources and effortlessly read Latin is watching the residents of Kibworth perform living history, but with a slight twist. Rather than dress in period clothing (although reenactments are part of the documentary), Kibworth people, young and old, assume the roles of their ancestors by reading passages from diaries and wills in plain clothes. Surprisingly, this creates a powerful connection between past and present, far more so than a reenactment would. These are people who have taken DNA tests to trace their roots, some of whom found they are descended from Vikings. As they speak, so does their history\u2014with considerable resonance.\nAs with any project relying on historical research, critics have found holes and gray areas in Wood\u2019s presentation. But with any hope, the result is that interested viewers will undertake their own research into English history, just as the residents of Kibworth did. This isn\u2019t the history of the monarchy; it\u2019s the people\u2019s history and how they helped forge it. 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        "raw_content": "Nov 30, 2018World TravelLike\nDundee is enjoying a renaissance with developments like the stunning V&A Design Museum contributing to the city coming in at number six on the Lonely Planet\u2019s ten best European destinations to visit this year. It is a serious accolade to receive from the respected travel guide, so let\u2019s see which three locations took podium positions.\nItaly has some stunning medieval cities, with one of the finest being the capital of the Emilia-Romagna region, Bologna (picture above). This city truly offers something for everyone with incredible museums displaying breathtaking artefacts, ancient archaeological sites, shops you can\u2019t pass by and restaurants serving delicious food like tortellacci, Bolognese, and garlicky mortadella.\nTake a day trip from the city to explore the Terra di Motori, or Valley of Motors, which is revered for racetracks that include Modena and Imola, is the home of the Museo Enzo Ferrari and Museum Ferruccio Lamborghini, as well as being the home of Ducati, Pagani and Maserati.\nThe Emilia-Romagna region also consists of Parma, Ravenna and Rimini, with a landscape that stretches from the mountains to the coast. Bellissimo!\nForget your cheesy, packaged Brits-Abroad Spanish holidays because Cantabria is something else entirely. Pristine mountains, beautiful beaches and vibrant cities are all on offer, with lots of exciting ways to explore.\nThe capital city, Santander (picture above), is a fantastic choice for first-time visitors as it gives a genuine flavour of the wider region, all in a compact area that is ideal for a long weekend break. Cantabria has almost 140 miles of coastline, and some of the region\u2019s most popular beaches are close to the capital, including Playa Primero de El Sardinero and Playa de Matale\u00f1as, which are on the Bay of Biscay.\nThe Picos de Europa National Park (picture below) is a playground for hiking, mountain biking, caving, skiing and snowboarding. It is also home to wild bears, wolves and deer, so be careful if you are camping! If you visit, be sure to pay your respects at Santa Cueva de Covadonga. Pilgrims have visited the chapel, which is inside a cave and above a lake. Visit the ancient cave paintings at Altamira and El Castillo and wander medieval streets of Santillana del Mar (main picture). It is a rare opportunity to discover a place of immense natural beauty that remains untouched by mass tourism.\nComing third on the Lonely Planet\u2019s list of the best places to visit in Europe this year is Friesland. Also known as Frisia, this region may not have the glitzy excitement of Amsterdam, but what it lacks in nightlife it more than makes up for in beauty. With miles of waterways, cycle routes and footpaths, Friesland is the sort of place that leaves you feeling refreshed both in mind and body.\nLeeuwarden is the region\u2019s capital, full of fantastic places to eat and drink as well as museums, shops and galleries. Other great places to see include Heerenveen, Stravoren, Franeker and Dokkum (picture below), with each location having a distinct vibe.\nOnce you have had your fill of the city\u2019s relaxed urban pleasures, sample the delights of the stunning Wadden Islands, recognised as unique and protected by a UNESCO World Heritage Site status. The Waddens are astoundingly breathtaking and utterly unforgettable.\nRounding out the rest of the top ten list include Kosovo, Vilnius, the Vipava Valley and Tirana \u2013 all places which a decade ago would never have been considered by Scots as a potential holiday destination but which now offer the natural charm that more overdeveloped cities have lost.\nPrevious PostSeeing Red Next Post'Dundee History Tour' by Brian King\nLapland, the Home of Santa Claus",
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        "raw_content": "Home Headline Ban Ki-Moon lays UN House bombing commemorative wreath, decries terrorism\nBan Ki-Moon lays UN House bombing commemorative wreath, decries terrorism\nThe UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-Moon, on Monday laid a wreath at the UN House, Abuja to commemorate the 4th anniversary of the UN House, Abuja terror attack.\nThe attack by Boko Haram on Aug. 27, 2011 killed 23 UN staff while many were injured.\nThe Boko Haram attack on the UN House took place on Aug. 27, 2011.\n\u201cWe pay tribute to the 23 fallen colleagues, women and men who were so brutally stolen from us. We reaffirm our commitment to keep faith with their families.\n\u201cOur fallen colleagues and partners will be remembered this morning with moments of silence in many places.\n\u201cBut nowhere are the memories of these colleagues more immediate, more vivid and more compelling than here in Abuja. We will remember them forever as truly the best of humanity.\n\u201cWe join the families in prayers for the eternal rest of the souls of the departed and for long and healthy lives for the injured survivors\u201d, he said.\nBan said he would meet with some of those who were injured in the attack.\n\u201cWe also recognise the extraordinary fortitude and determination of the survivors, many of whom suffered terrible injury and trauma.\n\u201cI commend them for the courage that they continue to show in healing, and in working for a better world,\u201d he said.\nThe UN scribe thanked the Federal Government of Nigeria for its commitment to rebuild the UN House \u201cas a symbol of the resilience of our extraordinary cooperation\u201d.\n\u201cThe terrorists attacked the United Nations and destroyed many lives of many colleagues, but we have a mandate to build.\n\u201cWe have a mandate to better the lives of people in need; to conquer hunger, disease and illiteracy; to promote respect for people\u2019s rights, human rights, and freedoms,\u201d he said.\nThe secretary-general also commended the workers for their resilience in spite of the difficult conditions in which they to work.\n\u201c`I know you are working hard. I ask you to work even harder. You are the face of the United Nations. We are living in a period of frugality.\n\u201cI am asking you to do more with less, I am sorry to say so as Secretary-General. But be proud of your work, your mission, you are working for humanity.\n\u201cWorking together, let us honour our fallen colleagues in the best way possible by working together to build a better future for the people of Nigeria and people of the world,\u201d he said.\nBan expressed solidarity with President Muhammadu Buhari\u2019s efforts to tackle corruption and ensure good governance, saying `this is a vital time in the history of Nigeria\u2019.\n\u201cLater today, I will meet His Excellency, President Buhari, and will express my strong encouragement and solidarity for his efforts to tackle insecurity, unemployment and corruption,\u201d he said.\nHe explained that the UN was at a vital moment in its work to promote the sustainable development agenda and build a life of dignity for all.\n\u201cLast month, the international community agreed on a framework for financing sustainable development in Addis Ababa.\n\u201cThis month, member states negotiators finalised the blueprint for a sustainable development agenda aiming to 2030, including through a set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).\n\u201cThese 17 SDGs will be adopted by world leaders next month, when President Buhari will participate,\u201d he said.\nBan arrived in Nigeria on Sunday on a two-day official visit and held talks with state governors on \u201cPathways to a New Nigeria \u2013 the Role of Sub-national Governments\u201d.\nHe would later have a lunch with members of the business community on the theme: \u201cThe Role of Nigeria Business and the Economy in Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals and Addressing Climate Change\u201d.\nBan is also billed to deliver a keynote address at a \u201cDialogue on Democracy, Human Rights, Development, Climate Change and Countering Violent Extremism\u201d to be chaired by Vice-President, Yemi Osinbajo.\nPrevious articleOkagbare fails in women\u2019s 100m final, George qualifies for 400m semis\nNext articleCut your pay or we force it on you, NLC tells NASS\nNotice of FBN Holdings Plc 6th Annual General Meeting\nDavid Luiz sees red as Arsenal hold Chelsea to goalless draw\nCabals trying to manipulate Buhari\u2019s health \u2013 Junaid Mohammed",
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        "raw_content": "There are some tremendous benefits offered by corporate conference calling services. If you run a business, no matter whether it is just getting off the ground or has been around for years now and it is doing well, it will still improve if you integrate corporate conference calling into the business.\nConference calling has really revolutionized the way that a business is conducted and how it can handle its clients, and so you can see your business profit like never before, if you incorporate corporate conference calling into the system.\nBefore you can choose a corporate conference calling service provider and reap the benefits that it has to offer your business, you are going to need to learn a few things. First you are going to need to realize that there are several different types of conference calling services available for all types of businesses, from small to large.\nThere is audio conferencing available and this conference call service has been available for quite a long time now. It is very popular, mainly due to its cost effectiveness and because it allows communication from all over the world.\nThen there is also video conference calling, which is a conference call service that has been around and available to businesses for just a decade now. Recently, due to changes in technology and cheaper equipment becoming available, video conferencing is readily available to smaller business which is great news.\nThe other corporate conference calling option that you have is web conferencing which, now with the popularity and effectiveness of the Internet, is the most popular choice of all. Web conferencing is clearly the newest of the three types, and this new technology uses the Internet to hold the conference call meeting.\nIt is really important that you take the time to learn about the different options available to you here, and make sure that you choose the one that is going to offer the most to your business. Take a bit of time to consider all the different features and advantages offered by each, so that you can make the most intelligent decision here and ensure that your business comes out on top.\nJust remember, that of the three, web conferencing now holds the most benefits. It offers you the benefits of a traditional audio or video conference meeting, but with more. It is also the easiest and most convenient route for everyone involved.\nUnderstanding the Benefits Offered by Corporate Conference Calling Site Map",
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        "raw_content": "Archive: Farm Shops can make money\nHome / Archive: Farm Shops can make money\nNot Sure of Magazine or exact date this came from. Assuming 1984 just after the cookery school opened and we were still running the farmshop. The OCR conversion is very impressive, but sometimes Allen is recognised as Alien which makes it amusing. I hope I have fixed them all.\nFarm Shops can make money...\nALL over England, and, indeed, on the continent, particularly in France, lots of farm shops are selling top-class fresh farm produce.\nIt is one way of making a few shil\u00adlings to supplement the family income, but, in addition, it is a way of selling fruit and vegetables, which although may be of good quality, are just not acceptable at market. Farm shops can be run by indivi\u00adduals or by a group scheme and are something farmers' wives can operate' successfully on their own. .\nAt Shanagarry, Co. Cork, Darina Allen is running one such shop in which she sells seasonal fruit and vegetables picked daily from her garden and greenhouses; home-made cakes and biscuits with tantalising names such as \"Yum Yums\" and \"Lana's Barmbrack\"; farm house cheeses and, of course, the celebrated Ballymaloe brown bread, which is baked each morning at Ballymaloe House \u2014 the hotel which Darina's mother-in-law, Myrtle Allen, has been running very successfully for some years.\nOriginally from Cullohill, Co. Laois, and trained in hotel manage\u00adment, Darina went to Ballymaloe to learn how to cook. As she admits, \"I learned how to cook and married the boss's son!\" When Darina first joined her husband, Tim, at Shanagarry, the Aliens were growing tomatoes and mushrooms under three acres of glasshouses. With the increase in the price of oil, the cost of keeping these glasshouses became uneconomical and they found, not surprisingly, that they were losing money on the venture. \"So we took down the old glass\u00adhouses and built a new and smaller one and started to diversify our crops\", Darina explained. Indeed, now the Allens grow about 20 different crops, including such delicacies as ogen melons, arti\u00adchokes, sweet corn, aubergines and courgettes, as well as old favourites like tomatoes, cucumber and peppers. Next year they plan to grow grapes and asparagus, increasing their range of fruit and vegetables even further.\nThe whole farm at Shanagarry spans about 100 acres, 10 of which are under apples and about 60 to 70 are under soft fruits such as straw\u00adberries, raspberries, blackberries, blackcurrants, redcurrants, logan\u00adberries and gooseberries, which the Aliens now operate under a \"pick your own\" scheme. The remainder is taken up by the glasshouse and vegetable garden.\nHead grower is a young English girl called Jill Gairdener, who joined the Aliens in May 19th '82 as a result of replying to their advertise\u00adment in \"The Grower\" magazine. \"We interviewed what seemed to be thousands of people\", recalled Darina, \"many of whom came from overseas. But Jill was the one, and she's worked like a trojan ever since she came here to get the vegetables in order\".\nFrom Cambridge, on the fringe of England's largest horticultural region,. Jill originally studied politics at Lancaster University but decided that she preferred the outdoor life and went on to study horticulture in Wales. Eight years working with a small vegetable enterprise in Sligo gave her all the experience she needed. Jill lives in a small cottage on the farm and she works with four others, including Tim Allen, while Darina is left to oversee the farm shop.\n\"We first opened the shop in June 1982\", continued Darina. \"It all really developed from selling apples directly from the farm. We thought we could expand on that kind of thing and both Tim and I went to England to get an idea of how they went about it there. We had this old farm building which we converted to a shop and it's just taken off. Business is booming\". Darina's shop is tastefully decorated. She has used a couple of refurbished dressers to display her jams, chutneys, home-made muesli and, of course, the inevitable Ballymaloe cook book written by Mrytle Allen.\nThe shop is open seven days a week \u2014 Monday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Sunday from 10.30 to 6 p.m., although Darina admits that she is often open earlier or later than the times stated. This year she opened the farm shop from Whit (early June) and will stay open until the end of November. A great part of her trade comes from the seaside caravan site near by, which means she has a ready-made market.\nPart of Darina and Tim's market\u00acing strategy is attributed to the fact that \"we give away vegetables which people wouldn't normally consume at home. And you'd be astonished at the amount of people at the end of the summer who are looking for recipes for ratatouille (a vegetable stew with a Continental flavour)\".\nThe Allens charge a price halfway between wholesale and retail costs, and on a recent visit I found some delicious \"curly\" cucumbers (not acceptable for market) for 15p each. A lot of the vegetables, of course, are consumed by Ballymaloe House but such is business from the farm shop that Darina anticipates being able to run her house with the money she makes from it. 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        "raw_content": "Nancy\u2019s New Media Do\u2019s & Don\u2019ts\nThe internet is amazing, isn\u2019t it? There is so much out there that part of the issue for most people is filtering what gets through to you. A few years ago it was all about filtering spam \u2013 but the technology has gotten better and better and far less spam lands in my inbox these days. Now we need to filter social media. Sometimes there\u2019s just too much coming at you!\nI\u2019ve been accumulating some do\u2019s and don\u2019ts for new media that anyone who participates online might find interesting.\n1. Use proper tagging protocol. Even if you\u2019re desperate to get the word out about something, take a deep breath and please, don\u2019t tag everyone you know! Tagging an image is getting so overused right now! Sometimes people might be tempted to tag a photo to build awareness for their issue or build sales for their business. I\u2019ve been tagged on pictures of sad looking animals, cruise ship pictures, restaurant food specials, political causes, and more. Here\u2019s what I would tell people who do this: If I want to know what you\u2019re doing, I will be watching your status updates. Make them interesting, I\u2019ll be there! (and I might even share!) If I don\u2019t want to know what you\u2019re up to, I won\u2019t. It\u2019s not nice to force it!\n2. If you are a business, don\u2019t sign up on Facebook as a person. Businesses aren\u2019t friends \u2013 they should have a business page. When you have a business page people \u201clike\u201d your page in order to get status updates for the business in their feed. Don\u2019t make it so your friends have to see all your business updates, they are your friends!\n3. Don\u2019t order me to do things through your status updates, please! If I\u2019m your friend I don\u2019t want to be told to write how we met in your comments and copy/paste to my status. Or if I want a cancer cure to change my status for one hour to something. Or if I love my daughter to post something in my status. You\u2019ve seen all these, I\u2019m sure.\n1. Use unique URLs. As someone who is active in social media, a pet peeve of mine is when there isn\u2019t a unique URL for sharable content. What\u2019s a unique URL? It is the URL that shows where the content lives on your website. For example, my last blog post\u2019s URL is: http://www.countdowntomexico.com/2012/05/27/tips-for-moving-to-mexico/ all of the stuff after .com makes it unique. If you wanted to share that post with a friend you could paste it into an email or share it on Facebook or Tweet it on Twitter. If it didn\u2019t have a unique URL there is no way for you to share it easily. People who don\u2019t think about that are losing out on a lot of additional traffic from shared content. By the way, video needs to have a unique URL, too.\n2. Make your site usable in various formats. Of course you need to check how your site looks likes in the various major web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE, Safari, Opera) and platforms (Windows & Mac) but also now on mobile devices and tablet computers. This really is important. If your site (and your content, we\u2019ll get to that in a minute) doesn\u2019t function across various formats you are losing out. Even if you don\u2019t own an iPad or iPhone you can ask a friend to check for you just to make sure!\nYou shouldn\u2019t ignore the iPad \u2013 here\u2019s a Forbes article from this April projecting that Apple will sell 30 million iPads in 2012 alone, with a projected iPad user base of 100 million by the end of 2013.\n3. Make your content usable across various formats. Many mobile devices don\u2019t support the use of Flash. If you use a lot of flash or flash based add-ons, you are cutting down your traffic and possibly frustrating readers you had worked hard to get. A lot of sites use flash based audio and video. They may look nice but they are just an ugly black box on my iPad. Do you want that? There are some Flash workarounds now for iPads but you want to make it easy for people to view your content, don\u2019t you? Here at Countdown to Mexico I use YouTube for video (which is viewable on the iPad) \u2013 the video will have a unique url and you can control permissions, etc. Loyal viewers can even subscribe to your videos to be alerted when you\u2019ve uploaded something new.\n4. Make your site navigation clean & simple. That\u2019s not always easy, but most sites are built these days on a template framework so much of the navigation is handled behind the scenes.\nI just want to underline this \u2013 make your content shareable and you will see increased traffic. I\u2019m not likely to email a friend a link to your website and then say to her \u201cscroll a mile down the page until you see this or that\u201d or \u201cnext time you\u2019re on your home computer check out this site \u2013 it won\u2019t work on your iPad.\u201d\nMaybe you don\u2019t care about increased traffic. That\u2019s fine. But you surely want your readers to be able to read your words and watch your video on the devices they own and use most often.\nMazatl\u00e1n garden report\nThe Facebook photo tag is one of my biggest pet peeves. \ud83d\ude1b\nThere\u2019s a website that shows you how your website/blog looks on all of the different browsers. I don\u2019t remember the URL or name at the moment. And I don\u2019t remember if it also shows how your site looks on the iPad, which is something I need to look into. Thanks for the reminder. Keep up the great work because you are rockin\u2019 these social media tutorials & how-to\u2019s. \ud83d\ude42\nWonderful tips. 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        "raw_content": "There were almost 300 million cases of Malaria worldwide in 2015 (photo: Pixabay)\nNovember 3rd, 2017 3:54 pm| by Christian W\nA Danish research project at the University of Copenhagen (KU) is rising to the challenge of containing the spread of drug-resistant malaria parasites in Southeast Asia.\nThe method involves mapping the resistant markers from the genetic material of the parasites (next-generation sequencing) and doing so via an affordable disposable test. The method has piqued the interest of WHO co-op partner FIND (Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics).\n\u201cWe\u2019ve discovered an easy and relatively cheap way to monitor drug-resistant malaria in the world. It can take us really far in terms of avoiding a huge catastrophe,\u201d Sidsel Nag, a PhD student at the Department of Immunology and Microbiology at KU and co-author of the research, told Videnskab.dk.\n\u201cThey [FIND] are trying to assemble a taskforce to monitor drug-resistant malaria because the issue is beginning to catch fire.\u201d\nREAD MORE: Danish malaria vaccine for pregnant women could save millions\nThe \u2018super malaria\u2019, as it has been referred to, has made its way to southern Vietnam from Cambodia recently, and the World Health Organisation (WHO) contends its resistance is one of the biggest hurdles to overcoming the illness.\nUntil now, malaria has been diagnosed by viewing the parasites under a microscope, while the resistant element has been identified via the failure of patients to respond to medication.\nThe research results, recently published in the scientific journal Nature Scientific Reports, have prompted FIND to invite Nag to an expert meeting in Geneva.\nThe first cases of antimalarial drug-resistant parasites began popping up in Cambodia in 2008. They are immune to both artemisinin and piperaquine, the primary drugs used to combat malaria.\nIn 2015, there were almost 300 million cases of malaria worldwide resulting in about 730,000 deaths \u2013 90 percent of which (cases and deaths) took place in Africa.\nScientists make ground-breaking malaria discovery\nDanish malaria vaccine for pregnant women could save millions",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / News / Articles / The Connection Between Fear And The Disease Of Addiction\nWhat is the connection between fear and the disease of addiction? Fear is often referred to as an unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain or harm. It can also be perceived as being afraid of something or someone as likely to be dangerous, painful or harmful. Fear can cause a change in the body and the organs which can ultimately lead to a change in behavior. This can cause a fight or flight response in animals and humans such as running away from, hiding from or freezing when facing the perceived threat. In humans, fear is modulated by the process of cognition and learning.\nThe question we ask ourselves is, how does fear contribute or form part of the disease of addiction?\nThe contribution of Fear in terms of the disease of addiction\nWhy do addicts choose to stay in the same revolving cycle of self-destruction. Why is it so difficult for addicts to keep clean, specifically in early recovery? The belief is that fear seems to be a major factor of addiction. When most addicts use, they feel that they are invincible in some sense. All their troubles and fears that surround them seem to fall away and they feel that they can face life on life\u2019s terms easily and without worry.\nA young girl once told me that she started using drugs because she felt different, that she would never be good enough or that she was worthless to society. This was why she used drugs as it helped her to feel like she had a purpose and that people accepted her. She then later realised in early recovery that they were only using her, and the feelings of worthlessness and loneliness crept in all over again and this caused her relapse as she was fearful that she would never belong.\nThe reality is, once the drugs stop working, the fear comes crashing down on them all over again. Addicts are often driven by fear. The fear of the unknown, the fear of loneliness, fear of never being good enough, fear of worthlessness, the list goes on and on.\nFear: Irrational and rational\nWhat is the difference between rational and irrational fear in relation to addiction? Rational beliefs represent reasonable, objective, flexible, and constructive conclusions or inferences about reality that support survival, happiness, and healthy result whereas irrational beliefs cloud your consciousness with distortions, misconceptions, overgeneralizations, and oversimplifications. This presents themselves in conditions such as impulsiveness, arrogance, defeatism, condemnation, depression, anxiety, hostility, insecurity, addictions, procrastination, prejudice, envy, compulsions, and obsessions.\nIrrational fears seem to be the leading cause for why addicts relapse or continue to use drugs, as they possibly cause the addict to not be able to deal with life on life\u2019s terms leading to anxiety and panic which then leads to relapse.\nAn example of rational fear would be the fear of death, relapse, financial security, recovery, etc. An example of an irrational fear would be my husband is cheating on me while I\u2019m in treatment, everybody judges me, I will never fit in, etc.\nHow do people with the disease of addiction live with Fear:\nFor people in recovery, fear can never be removed, it can however, be outgrown. Fear is \u2018False evidence appearing real\u2019 It is about the addict being able to manage the emotions and thoughts in a healthy manner. An addict needs to realize what the fear is, deciding whether it is a rational or irrational fear, and if they can do anything about it or if they need to let that fear go and surrender to a higher power. There are many ways to go about this and this includes prayer and meditation, writing them down so they are able to analyse them, 12 step fellowships, to name a few.\nThe choice is up to the addict, do they want to fear everything and run, or face everything and recovery.\nDominique LeClaire Rossouw\nTags: #spirituality, 12step, drug rehab gauteng, gauteng rehab, johannesburg rehab, pretoria rehab, recovery, rehab\nTREATMENT AND FAMILY INVOLVEMENT How To Know You\u2019re An Addict",
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        "raw_content": "Big Conservatism\u2019s Case Against \u2018Abortion\u2019 Fails - By Jack Kerwick\nNew York state just legalized so-called \u201clate-term abortion\u201d\u2014to the applause of the Democrats in the state legislature.\nTo judge from the nearly universal condemnation throughout the Big Conservative media, i.e. the Big Con, pro-lifers are fit to be tied.\nFor sure, left-wing Democrats deserve every bit of the blame for this travesty that they\u2019ve received. But pro-lifers, particularly those pro-lifers in the Big Con, are entitled to their own share of blame for the fact that we\u2019ve reached the point at which the legalization of infanticide is a cause for celebration within one of America\u2019s two national political parties.\nThe Revolution: A Mani...Ron PaulBest Price: $1.05Buy New $4.55(as of 06:35 EST - Details)\nFor decades, \u201cconservatives\u201d who self-identify as \u201cpro-life\u201d have facilitated the systematic, mass murder of the unborn by doing with respect to this subject what they do with respect to every subject:\nConservatives have framed their position in the terms selected by their opponents.\nEven now, President Trump\u2019s characterization of the Democratic Party as the party of \u201clate-term abortion\u201d is representative of the view of Big Con punditry. In other words, even now, pro-life conservatives insist upon identifying their opponents\u2019 homicidal policy in terms that their opponents prefer, terms that obscure the reality\u2014the ugly reality\u2014of that policy.\nFor starters, pro-lifers invariably refer to the very act to which they object as \u201cabortion.\u201d Presumably, it is precisely because abortion consists in the destruction, the killing, the murder of an innocent human being\u2014the most innocent, the most helpless of human beings\u2014that abortion deserves our contempt.\nAnd yet, pro-life conservatives, in their refusal to call the act of killing the unborn for what it is by instead referring to it as \u201cabortion,\u201d perpetuate the illusion that the unborn is fundamentally not of the same ontological and moral status as that of the rest of us who have succeeded in making it beyond the womb. Consider: When, for example, Adam Lanza went on a shooting rampage and massacred 20 children and six or seven of their adult teachers at an elementary school in Connecticut a few years back, no one said that he aborted them.\nWhen, in other words, post-natal humans are killed, everyone, irrespectively of partisan predilections, say that they were killed. When the killing in question is murderous killing, we say that such folks were murdered.\nNo one says that they were \u201caborted.\u201d\nOf course, there are exceptions to this rule. Medical professionals who work in hospitals, for instance, know that patients who die under their watch don\u2019t die; they \u201cexpire.\u201d And everyone knows that the government of their country, via its military, never kills, much less murders, its enemies\u2019 citizens. Those deaths haven\u2019t anything to do with killing, much less murder; they are \u201ccollateral damage.\u201d\nBut these exceptions, far from undercutting the rule, confirm it: In each case, euphemisms are appropriated for the sake of veiling an ugly reality.\nThe term \u201cabortion,\u201d like the terms \u201cexpire\u201d and \u201ccollateral damage,\u201d serves this same function.\nThat those who declare their commitment to the cause of the unborn continually identify the object of their alleged contempt as \u201cabortion\u201d suggests one of two things: Either they aren\u2019t thoughtful enough to recognize that the label of abortion undermines their case or they too, along with their ostensible opponents, prefer to conceal from view the true nature of the act that they profess to oppose.\nThe logic here is rather quite simple. To repeat what has already been said: From the vantage point of the pro-life movement, abortion is an evil to be opposed first and foremost because it consists in the unjust killing\u2014the murder\u2014of a human being in his or her mother\u2019s womb. The only difference, then, between human beings who have yet to be born and those who already have been is a difference in degree, a difference in development and appearance. This sort of difference, though, is as metaphysically and morally relevant as are differences in stages of development and appearance between toddlers and the elderly:\nThat is to say, they are utterly irrelevant.\nAnatomy of the StateMurray RothbardBest Price: $5.06Buy New $5.76(as of 10:15 EST - Details)\nThis being so, if a human being within his or her mother\u2019s womb, at whatever stage of pregnancy, is just as much a human being as a human being at any other stage of life, then the very same set of reasons that establishes the wrongness of killing the one should equally establish the wrongness of killing the other.\nTo put it another way, if the act of hacking to death a three year-old, 13 year-old, 53 year-old, or 93 year-old is murder, then, since a human being in the womb is just as much of a human being as his or her post-natal peers, the act of hacking to death a human being in the womb is a murderous act as well.\nBoth descriptively and ethically, we are dealing here with essentially one and the same type of act.\nSo, why, then, do those who purport to be champions of the unborn insist upon joining the champions of \u201ca woman\u2019s right to choose\u201d in calling the act of killing the unborn abortion?\nIf the act of hacking to death a little old lady for her bingo money is murder, then so too is the act of hacking to death an unborn human being an act of murder. Conversely, if the latter is an abortion, then so too is the former.\nRecently, a pro-life author writing under the pseudonym of \u201cBill Kilgore\u201d argued in the pages of The Federalist that it\u2019s high time that \u201cpro-lifers\u201d acknowledge that \u201cthey\u2019re losing.\u201d Kilgore\u2019s argument, which meticulously documents a plethora of humiliating defeats for the pro-life movement, losses that the author links to the indistinctness of the movement\u2019s goals, though discouraging to hear for those of us who are pro-life, is nevertheless compelling.\nThe problems to which Kilgore draws readers\u2019 attention, I submit, are ultimately a function of the fundamental incoherence that lay at the very heart of the pro-lifer\u2019s stance.\nWhy is \u201cabortion\u201d immoral?\nThis is the first, the most basic, of questions that Big Con pro-lifers must revisit.\nWhile they\u2019re at it, though, they should follow it up with a second:\nWhy, after the better part of a half-of-a-century, is it imperative for pro-lifers to revisit the first?\nhttps://www.lewrockwell.com/2019/02/jack-kerwick/big-conservatisms-case-against-abortion-fails-a-pro-lifers-critique/\nLabels: Culture, Government, Mentoring, Political Correctness, Politics",
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        "raw_content": "Jeremie Hakeshimana, known by the stage name \u201cYele\u201d is a Burundo/Belgo full musician\nIn his homeland Jeremie was a world famous musician, arranger, composer, languages scout and celebrated music producer, and got his nickname the \u00abQuincy Jones of Burundi \u00ab. You find his name mentioned in many productions produced by him in Menyamedia studio under (jeremiesproduction)\nSince childhood, he was bitten by the music; He even made a guitar out of a milk carton to be able to play.\nIn addition to his profession as a sound engineer in Antwerp CC Luchtbal (and in that capacity regularly working as a sound engineer in our Neighborhood Foyer), he had to rebuild his music career from the start again in Belgium.\nThat did not stopped him already working with artists like Sioen, BALOJI and trumpeter BART MARIS (Think of One, Jaune Toujours), He played with his band the opening for AXELLE RED and he will bring his fifth album \u2018COEUR DU tambour\u2019 out together. On this album you will also find the music back, that Jeremie composed for the Belgian short film \u2018NA WEWE\u2019 ( \u00abYou too\u00bb) by director Ivan Gold Schmitt, who was nominated in 2011 for an OSCAR in the category of \u00abBEST SHORT FEATURE FILM \u2018. Jeremie plays guitar, piano and percussion, has a remarkable warm voice and likes to tell stories about his songs and his homeland. His style is a mix of traditional Burundian music, spiced with a strong jazz and blues sound.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Epilators / No More Tweezers \u2013 Wizzit \u2013 Hair Removal Epilator Review\nIt\u2019s poorly manufactured and feels as though it may break soon\nIt\u2019s not effective at removing hair\nBatteries drain quickly making it more expensive in the long run\nThere\u2019s very little positive about this epilator and hair removal, especially an aggressive form such as epilation, is not something you want to skimp on. The price is not enough to recommend this product and it\u2019s clearly made down to its price. A beginner using this would be put off for life so invest in something better.\nThere\u2019s no brand information anywhere to be found for the Wizzit and it seems to be of fairly dubious original with reports of variations on the name turning up everywhere. Still, for the price, it seemed worth a try.\nThe No More Tweezers Wizzit comes with:\nFirst impressions aren\u2019t great with this epilator. It looks and feels cheaply constructed and not really something you\u2019ll want to let loose on your precious skin. The design is pretty innocuous but for some reason it just looks a bit tacky. The Wizzit is battery operated and the batteries aren\u2019t included. They drain pretty quickly throughout use and it\u2019d be much more efficient, not to mention cheaper in the long run, if it was rechargeable.\nIt\u2019s pretty useless at removing fine and very short hairs and doesn\u2019t work particularly well on longer hairs. I couldn\u2019t use it anywhere except legs as it was too painful but even then it was a struggle. It\u2019s just completely lacking the technology and design of the epilators from well-known brands.\nA standard epilator cleaning brush comes with it but considering it doesn\u2019t pull out many hairs, you may not even get to the cleaning stage! I would say it comes at a great price but no price is good if the product isn\u2019t good and I think it\u2019s worth investing more than this, even as a beginner.\nNo More Tweezers - Wizzit",
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        "raw_content": "\u00a31m Cosy Club opens in Derby\nA \u00a31m upscale leisure scheme has opened its doors in Derby. Cosy Club, a brand operated by Loungers plc has opened at the Royal Hotel Buildings, a property owned by the CWC Group.\nThe deal was brought to us by Salloway Property Consultants, after Loungers had initially been approached by Marketing Derby in 2015 as a target company for the city.\nThe cafe/bar opened to the public in May 2016 and is accessed from the Cornmarket before ascending to the first floor.\nChris Keogh from Salloway was responsible for the negotiations on behalf of CWC Group. He said:\n\u201cThe lease has required patience to bring together. Agreeing a 15 year lease to a tenant of Loungers calibre is an excellent result for this unique building that has traditionally been difficult to let.\u201d\nNick Collins, Managing Director of Loungers plc said:\n\u201cWe are very excited to be opening in the old Royal Hotel building, bringing back to life a beautiful space in a landmark building in the centre of Derby. It\u2019s been an absolute privilege to develop such a stunning property and we have invested \u00a31m in the refurbishment of the site with its opening creating over 30 new jobs. The Cosy Club will offer casual drinking, dining and lounging throughout the day and evening.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "28th Anniversary of the ADA!\nJuly 26th was the 28th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It is a landmark civil rights law. It prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in employment, education, housing, transportation and other public accommodations. It has improved the lives of millions of Americans since it was signed into law in 1990.\nDAC NW supports the ADA\u2019s goal to secure \u201cequal opportunity\u201d for people with disabilities by helping them advocate to live as independently as they want.\nThis year DAC NW participated in an event in Sandpoint, Idaho. DogFest Walk N Roll was sponsored by Canine Companions for Independence and raised funds to be able to provide service dogs to people with disabilities. Each dog is raised to provide 24 hours a day, 7 days a week assistance for over 40 commands to help children, adults and veterans open doors, pick up dropped items and much more.\nThe event was designed with fun in mind. Many vendor booths had different items and information themed around dogs and disabilities. Registrants received a swag bag filled with doggie goodies and you could go from booth to booth for faceprinting or to make your own dog treats. Games and contests like best dressed dog, musical chairs and doggie limbo gave a lot of hands on participation.\nDAC NW brought a wheelchair obstacle course which proved to be very difficult on the thick grass! They gave out t-shirts to those who could complete it. They also gave away popcorn and personal misters and accepted donations. A dog-gone good time was had by all!",
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        "raw_content": "The purpose of this section is to better inform the general public of procedural matters involved in the administration of estates. Nothing contained herein is intended to advise anyone as to legal remedies for a particular circumstance.\nThe Clerk cannot render legal advice. It is our desire, however, that the information herein contained will prove to be of use to the reader in answering general when, where, why, and how questions. Specific procedural questions may be answered by calling the Clerk's Office at 434-799-5168. If you have a problem involving substantive legal interpretation it is suggested that you contact an attorney licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia.\nCircuit Courts and the Clerks and Deputies of said Courts have jurisdiction to qualify persons as representatives on a decedent's estate.\nThe person(s) named as Executor in the will have the right to qualify as a representative on a will. If that person is not a resident of Virginia, a Virginia resident may have to be named to accept service of process.\nIf no person is named as Executor or there is no will, then the surviving spouse has the first right to qualify, followed by the other natural distributees (children, parents, etc). Anyone having an interest in the estate (e.g., a creditor), may qualify if no natural distributee applies within thirty days.\nIt is not always necessary to have someone qualify on a decedent's estate. It is possible that qualification of a personal representative may be unnecessary if the estate consists solely of:\nReal estate held with full rights of survivorship. An example would be when a husband and wife own their home jointly, with full rights of survivorship, that is, when the surviving spouse would automatically inherit the other's half interest. (However, this may not eliminate estate tax filing requirements.) You should discuss this with your accountant, tax adviser or attorney.\nJoint bank accounts (checking or savings).\nInsurance or bonds payable directly to a living beneficiary.\nTo have a will admitted to probate, the personal representative must present the will to the Clerk for proof (if there is not a self-proving clause in the will), either by the testimony of the subscribing witnesses (two, if possible) or two disinterested persons in the case of a holographic (handwritten) will.\nArrange for surety (security) on the bond unless surety is waived by law or the will itself.\nFurnish a list of heirs-names, degree of kinship, addresses and whether or not over the age of eighteen years.\nAfter qualifying on the estate, the personal representative must:\nMail a \"Notice of Probate\" to each beneficiary under the will and to each heir.\nFile an inventory with the Commissioner of Accounts, within four months of qualification. Subsequent accounts will also be required. (This will require a fee to be determined by the Commissioner.) The Commissioner of Accounts is located at 217 Lynn Street, Danville, Virginia 24541, phone 434-792-2355.\nContact the Department of Taxation to determine whether Estate Tax must be filed.\nThere are over 200 sections of the Code of Virginia that deal solely with administration of estates. The purpose of this information is to answer common procedural questions.\nHowever, we are prohibited by law from giving legal advice, restating the law or recommending legal action. It is not the intention of our office, nor of this web site, to offer legal solutions. Questions regarding interpretation of the law should be directed to an attorney licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia.\nWhere should I go to qualify as a personal representative on someone's estate?\nWhat information must I have with me at the time of qualification?\nHow much does it cost to have the will probated, recorded, and qualify on an estate?",
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        "title": "Ideas: Iceland, Shari'a, and the Reliability of Oral Transmission",
        "raw_content": "Iceland, Shari'a, and the Reliability of Oral Transmission\nI have recently been reading up on the history of Islamic law, in particular in Knut Vik\u00f8r's excellent Between God and the Sultan, for my current book project on legal systems very different from ours. While doing so, it occurred to me that there is at least one issue common to scholarly debates on that subject and debates on the legal system of saga period Iceland, the subject of a different chapter of my book. That issue is the reliability of oral transmission of a prose text.\nIn the Icelandic case, the question is part of a very old scholarly debate on the origin of the sagas. The family sagas describe events of the tenth and early eleventh centuries. Their texts, however, were written in the thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries. Were they composed at the time, using bits and pieces of the earlier history, in which case their description of the earlier society may largely reflect later conditions, or were they composed shortly after the events they describe, transmitted orally, and finally committed to writing?\nThe strongest evidence against the latter theory is that, while the sagas sometimes have skaldic verse embedded in them, they are themselves prose documents. Reliable oral transmission over a period of centuries is more plausible for verse, a point actually mentioned by Snorri Sturluson in his introduction to Heimskringla, his saga history of the Norwegian kings.\nJesse Byock, a leading modern scholar, has offered some ingenious evidence on the other side. The hero of Egilsaga (one of my favorite sagas), his father and his grandfather exhibit a set of traits that fit the symptoms of a hereditary disease, Padget's syndrome, not known until the 19th century. It seems implausible that all of those apparently unrelated details of the story would have stayed together for the three hundred years between the events and the writing down of the saga, unless they had been combined into a single narrative composed shortly after Egil's death and transmitted thereafter as oral literature.\nWhat about Islamic law? It purports to be based on two sources, both reflecting divine revelation\u2014the Koran and the Hadith. The latter are traditions of what Mohammed and his companions did and said. The theory is that, since Mohammed was divinely inspired, his practice provides evidence of how God wishes believers to act\u2014including men making and enforcing legal rules.\nSince the traditions can be used as evidence for and against various interpretations of the law, there was an obvious incentive to fabricate suitable ones, a point recognized by Islamic legal scholars. There was thus an extensive scholarly project in the early centuries to separate out the reliable traditions from the unreliable ones, based in part on each tradition's isnad, the account of who heard it, whom he told it to, and the series of oral links through which it was transmitted until it was eventually written down.\nSome recent scholars, primarily western, have challenged this traditional account, arguing that all or almost all of the traditions are bogus, invented long after Mohammed's death in the course of disputes over alternative versions of the law, versions themselves based largely on non-religious sources\u2014pre-Islamic Arab law, the legal traditions of the conquered provinces, and the administrative rules created by the conquerors in the early years. Their arguments depend in part on analysis of the supposed chains of transmission, in part on evidence that many of the supposedly genuine hadith deal with issues that could not have arisen in the early period from which they claim to date. Curious readers can find an entertaining discussion of one small part of the controversy in \"The Truth About Cats and Dogs,\" an essay by Vik\u00f8r.\nBy now the relation between the two controversies should be clear. Our understanding of the legal system of saga period Iceland depends, in part, on how willing we are to believe in the oral transmission of prose texts, the original versions of the sagas, over a period of centuries. Our understanding of the history of Islamic law depends, in part, on how willing we are to believe in the oral transmission of prose texts, the traditions of what Mohammed and his companions said and did, over a period of centuries. In each case, the alternative interpretation of the evidence, implying an alternative view of the history of the relevant legal system, is that the texts were actually invented by the people who wrote them down.\nLabels: sagas Iceland Sharia Hadith\nAt 2:10 PM, March 12, 2012, blink said...\nThe parallel makes sense as far as concern for general veracity. Regarding law, however, the incentives seem to differ. Why bother to misrepresent Icelandic law? With Islamic law, original words continue to matter, so there is significant incentive to make favorable, possibly biased recordings. On the other hand, the countervailing incentive to check and document oral transmission should increase credibility, at least a little.\nAt 7:31 PM, March 12, 2012, William H. Stoddard said...\nHave you ever run across a book with the provocative title Who Wrote the Bible? Its author makes the case that the Old Testament was in fact composed during a specific period in the history of monarchic Israel, and can be shown to be so from internal evidence. You might find interesting parallels in his arguments.\nI have no idea how much is known about the origin of the various documents and authors -- but the origin of \"new\" information should fit a gravity model. That's an approach I thought would be interesting as I read \"The Truth About Cats and Dogs\".\nAt 9:38 AM, April 23, 2012, neil craig said...\nAn indication of how long oral transmission can last (& its weakness) is an early story of Merlin, probably about 500 AD which refers to him having flown the Stonehenge stones from Ireland.\nIn fact they were mined in Wales about 3,100 BC. But Wales was, for the time, at a comparably vast distance & the variation is not spectacular. It seems that some knowledge of the stones being floated around Britain's coastline had been orally transmitted over a 3,600 year period.",
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        "raw_content": "David Summerhayes M.Photog\nI was born in Adelaide, South Australia in 1960 and from an early age I had always been fascinated by images drawn, painted or photographed. Whether they were artworks in a gallery, images used in advertising or an illustration in one of the first story books I can remember, the images had a strong meaning that I wanted to understand. When you stop and think about it, perhaps next to the printing press, images, in particularly photography, have probably shaped the way we see and learn about our world more than anything else. The old adage of \u2018a picture tells a thousand words\u2019 is quite misleading as images are not confined by words and do not have a spoken language as such. They can be understood by any viewer of any age and will have a slightly varying meaning to each, depending on the individuals own experiences.\nMy education lead me to study architectural graphics before photography took over my life. I still find architecture and graphics fascinating but usually from a purely aesthetic point of view. Although I studied commercial photography, I now mainly work in the quite technical field of Medical and Scientific photography at a leading teaching hospital in Adelaide, South Australia. Running parallel to this I am equally known as a South Australian Fine Art and Landscape Photographer. The two fields complement and support each other. As Edward Weston once said \u2018An excellent conception can be quite obscured by faulty technical execution or clarified by faultless technique\u2019. I think of this phrase often in both my artistic and technical pursuits.\nOver the years I have been credited with no less than 30 awards through the Australian Institute of Professional Photography\u2019s (AIPP) yearly National and State Print Awards thus attaining the highly prized title of Master Photographer. On several occasions I have also accepted an invitation to be included in the panel of judges for the National Print Awards. In 1986 I won the Australian Institute of Medical and Biological Illustrators National Award for Excellence in Photography. In 1995 I had the Landscape Photograph \u2018Clouds New Mexico\u2019 accepted into the prestigious Fuji ACMP Australian Photographer\u2019s Collection and in 1996 I was the South Australian AIPP Landscape Photographer of the year.\nMy major photographic influences, both technically and philosophically, are the early 20th Century Photo Secessionalists; Alfred Stieglitz, Eduard Steichen and Gertrude K\u00e4sebier, the Modernists; Edward Western, Ansel Adams and Imogen Cunningham and surrealists Man Ray, Lee Miller and Bill Brandt. I am also very interested in the paintings and ideas of Picasso, Dali, Monet and Goya to name just a very few of the influences whose work I have studied over the years.\nThe photographs I have chosen in my Portfolios are from my collection of work done purely for personal reasons over the past 20 years or so. I count myself lucky to have been able to travel and experience quite different places and cultures. I prefer to react to a place or situation, as found, if you like, rather than to go out specifically to make a photograph. That\u2019s not to say I always do that. Sometimes you just have to go out and with experience, choose the location, set up the tripod and wait for the magic to happen. Landscape photography in my opinion is almost the opposite of studio or still life photography. One has to react emotionally to what is in front of you and the resulting photograph should reflect that emotion. In the studio the subject is lit in a particular way to describe the feeling one wants or if shooting a person they are reacting to a particular set of circumstances produced by the photographer. That is not to say they are any less relevant as photographic art or that they lack feeling.\nI am very interested in why we take photographs. Probably without realizing it, when we come before a vision that moves us emotionally we reach for the camera and try to record what we have seen. What we are actually doing is trying to recreate what we see and feel at that moment. Whether we are successful in doing this could be a matter of luck but is more likely to be a combination of how well we have developed our sense to perceive things and how well we know the limits of our photographic medium. That is why it is said that the process of photography is both an art and a craft.\nI hope you enjoy the photographic representation of some of my experiences.",
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        "raw_content": "D+EA Graduate Study Overview\nHome >D+EA Graduate Study Overview\nDEA Graduate Degree Diagram\nAdmission to most of the graduate programs at Cornell University is made through Cornell's Graduate School. The Graduate School comprises fields of study from all over the University, including DEA. DEA brings together some of the world's leading experts in interior design, human factors and ergonomics, facility planning and management, and environmental psychology into a single field and department. Students benefit from a low faculty-to-student ratio and the faculty's integrated approach to the study of the planning, design, and management of the built environment and its effects on those using it.\nGraduate students in DEA are admitted within one of three programs within the DEA Graduate Field: Masters of Art in Design, Masters of Science in Human Environment Relations (HER) or Ph.D. in Human Behavior and Design.\n4+1 Graduate Program\nOnly undergraduate students in DEA are eligible to apply for this program. Students accepted into the program will complete the graduate program in one year instead of the two years required for non-DEA students. Please see the 4+1 Program information for details about applying for this program.\nMasters application due January 15 and Ph.D. application due December 15. Applications are accepted for Fall Admission only.",
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        "title": "Cheap NFL Jerseys the year 2013 had 2 - \u7b11\u8a71\u5929\u5730 - \u6b98\u6708\u98db\u971c\u4f11\u9592\u8a0e\u8ad6\u5340 - Powered by Discuz!",
        "raw_content": "\u6b98\u6708\u98db\u971c\u4f11\u9592\u8a0e\u8ad6\u5340 \u00bb \u7b11\u8a71\u5929\u5730 \u00bb Cheap NFL Jerseys the year 2013 had 2\nCheap NFL Jerseys the year 2013 had 2\n\u2013 Govt. mulls written exams for persons seeking citizenship\u2013 suspicious birth registrations spike in hinterland around election time noticedMinister with responsibilities for Citizenship, Winston Felix, says major loopholes have been uncovered in the issuance of birth registration and in the Immigration section under the former administration.Citizenship Minister, Winston FelixFelix, according to a release from the Ministry of the Presidency, made the disclosures as he justified the need for a Ministry of Citizenship, noting that the issues which have to be fixed are \u201cnumerous\u201d and deserve all the attention and resources available.He stated that within the system for making these services available to citizens, corruption was allowed to run rampant under the former administration, and it is now his task to clean up the confusion which exists.Minister Felix also took the opportunity to respond to allegations made by a former Minister of Home Affairs, Gail Teixeira, that as Police Commissioner, he had failed to act on reports of fraudulent activities at the General Registrar\u2019s Office (GRO).The published statements are contained in what is purported to be a number of released US Embassy cables.Felix insisted that it was an attack on his character and a blatant lie.The contents of the cables have been published in local news, with former Minister, Ronald Gajraj, earlier this week suing Teixeira and the Guyana Chronicle for statements she allegedly made against his character.\u201cShe wants to tarnish my reputation. Nothing can be further from the truth. I do recall that during my time as Commissioner of Police, there were numerous reports of false birth certificates which were being pursued, and they were being discovered at a certain foreign mission in Guyana.\u201cMy recollection of events goes like this; Matters were reported in relation to the passports and birth certificates. Investigations were conducted, it was sent to the [Director of Public Prosecutions] DPP in various cases and charges were recommended. They were placed before the courts, but it failed, because the witnesses who came from the foreign mission failed to attend court and their appearance could not have been enforced because of diplomatic immunity,\u201d Felix said in his defence yesterday.He said this was explained to Teixeira at the time and as such, he is now challenging her to bring forth any evidence, which can prove that \u201cthere was a dereliction in me carrying out my duties at that time.\u201dBIRTH CERTIFICATESIn his current capacity as Minister, Felix noted that there is significant work that needs to be done in a number of areas. On the issuance of birth certificates, he disclosed that it has been discovered that the process for late registration of births was entirely disregarded under the former regime, especially in the hinterland regions of the country.\u201cThe late registration had a procedure to follow. The law gives you one year after the birth of the child to apply for a birth certificate. If you appear after that,China Adidas Hockey Jerseys, you have to go through a late registration procedure, which includes producing health records, an affidavit, siblings, and having people in the area endorsing your claim. That was the standard laid out. What happened is that I\u2019ve discovered in the hinterland areas, this process was significantly watered down. There was rapid late registration of the residents in those areas as against those on the coast,\u201d Felix disclosed.He suggested that this may have been done to adjust the list of registered adults,Wholesale NFL Jerseys China, since many of the new registrants were often way past the age of 18.\u201cFor Regions 1,Cheap Jerseys Store, 7, 8 and 9, in 2010, there were 3,588 registrations, 2011- year of elections- 4,659, 2012 there were 3,240, the year 2013 had 2,777 and in 2014, there were 3,Cheap Jerseys Wholesale,510 registrations. So when we heard stories questioning the size of voters\u2019 lists in these areas, in times gone by we can attribute at least part of it to what appears to be a favoured situation for persons needing late registration in these areas. It was open to rampant irregularities,\u201d the Citizenship Minister asserted.He said that over time, foreign missions and embassies here had been questioning the validity of the birth certificates issued, since in some cases, the reproduction of these were done by private entities under the former administration and most times, the original could not have been differentiated from the pseudo document.To this end, the Minister declared that the Government was working on ensuring that these instances are reduced by way of taking full responsibility for the printing.\u201cThat is why we are now seeking to ensure that we have complete control over the production of birth certificates. In the past, certain entities printed the certificates, and you could not tell the fake one from the genuine one, because apparently they would assume that it came from the same press.\u201cSo we are trying to ensure that as much as possible, we will be removing private entities from the production. We have put out a tender for the digitising of our records from as far back as 1869, and once we complete that, then we will be able to print birth certificates, using paper that is not easily accessible,\u201d he said.GRO CORRUPTION.Felix further stated that upon assumption of office, he received numbers complaints of corruption at the GRO, where it is alleged that staff members were facilitating dishonest requests.\u201cThat system is being cleaned up, and properly monitored and supervised, to reduce the instances of corrupt practices taking place. Outside of those, birth certificates are in demand,Cheap Jerseys, and what we are doing is to make the office less available to the public, by having applications made through the post office. The more crowded it becomes, it\u2019s the more demand for dishonest practices you would have,\u201d the Minister of Citizenship opined.While noting that no evidence has yet surfaced on any visa racketeering or any such related activities, Felix pointed out that possible avenues for such behaviour have been identified.\u201c I can assure that if we found any such activity taking place, we would take action,\u201d he declared.In the case of naturalisation, the Minister noted that some changes can be expected in this category, since he believes Guyanese citizenship was being handed out too freely under the former administration.\u201cGuyanese citizenship is just granted like that. Our government will introduce some sort of test under naturalisation. I think before any applicant is granted citizenship, they must pass a written examination, be able to speak English, they must understand and appreciate our history. Our culture must be appreciated, and I would think that is the direction we should move in very shortly,\u201d he outlined.Alluding to the recent cases of illegal entries at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Felix said that the Government will not condone non-adherence to the country\u2019s laws and regulations and as such, will be implementing stringent measures.\u201cWe have always had a law on Immigration but over the years,NBA Jerseys China, there was a breakdown. We are going to enforce the law. We have come and found an untenable situation, which needs remedial actions, and we are going to implement those. Under this administration, we will not have those same practices as were there before,\u201d the Minister affirmed.Declaring that no citizen deserves to stand in a line from morning to noon to acquire a passport, Minister Felix said that there are plans to revamp this processes, and this will be implemented within the next five years.These include achieving 100 percent birth registration, opening online applications for birth certificates and passports, digitising records and a clampdown and eradication of corruption at the GRO.\u201cWe inherited it all, but we are working to fix it. This Ministry has been set up to give particular focus to areas to which the Minister [of Public Security] may not have total oversight of, because of the other issues affecting the internal security of the state. It was essential that these areas be separated so that we don\u2019t make the mistakes of the past,\u201d he said.",
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        "raw_content": "Project Of The Delhi Labour Welfare Board\nUnder Approved Plan Scheme\nMaharashtra's Bombay Labour Welfare Fund Act-1953 was extended to the NCT of Delhi with effect from 15.12.1986 and the rules were formulated in the year 1997. However, there was no progress during the intervening 11 years towards implementation of the welfare activities for which purpose the Act was extended. Despite constitution of the Delhi Labour Welfare Board in the year 1998, no activity was initiated. It was only in January 2002, that the \"Delhi Labour Welfare Board\" was reconstituted vide Notification no. F.9(1)/89/DLC/W/36 dated 17.01.2002 under the provision of the \"Bombay Labour Welfare Fund Act-1953. Subsequent to the election of the undersigned as Chairman of the Board, at the meeting held on 28.01.2002, the said Board has come into existence and has started functioning with immediate effect.\nThe Welfare activities of the Labour Deptt. of Delhi for the benefit of industrial workers have been restricted to the operation of eight Labour Welfare Centers located in :\n1. Karampura,\n2. Dalit Basti, Balmiki Mandir, Reading Road,\n3. Kamla Nagar,\n4. Giri Nagar\n5. Vishwakarma Nagar\n6. Wazirpur,\n7. Pandav Nagar and\n8. Nimri Colony\nand four holiday homes in :\n1. Mussorie,\n3. Shimla and\n4. Allahabad.\nOut of these four holiday homes, three are functional and that at Shimla is yet to start functioning.\nThe newly constituted Delhi Labour Welfare Board has already initiated the process of speedy and prompt implementation of Labour Welfare Schemes based on Bhagidari principles which would benefit 20 lakhs families of the working class employed in various establishment and factories all over Delhi. The Board will implement the following identified schemes and the same have been included in the 10th Five Year Plan.\nThe Act empowers the Board to defray expenditure on the following :-\nA. Community and social education centers including reading rooms and libraries;\nB. Community necessities;\nC. Games and sports;\nD. Excursions, tours and holiday homes;\nE. Entertainment and other forms of recreation;\nF. Home industries and subsidiary occupations for women and unemployed persons;\nG. Corporate activities of a social nature;\nH. Such other objects as would in the opinion of the Administrator improve the standard of living and ameliorate the social conditions of the labour.\nIn order to cater to the welfare of the workers, the Board decided to enlarge the perspective of the said objectives, within the statutory requirement of the Act by promulgating the following schemes, which have been approved under the 10th Five Year Plan 2002-2007, on the lines of Bhagidari Scheme of the Govt. of NCT of Delhi.\n1. Running of mobile cr\u00e8ches at construction sites, urban slums and industrial belts in NCT of Delhi. These cr\u00e8ches will support and cater to children upto three years of age.\n2. Establishment of Early Child-Care Education (ECCE) centres for children in the age group 3-6 years. These centres will also play an important role as school preparedness programme for children. At the age of six years children can join the main school. The research studies in ECCE show that children, who attend ECCE centers do well in the formal schools.\n3. Establishment of maternal and child health-care services for the welfare of workers and their families in NCT of Delhi.\n4. Establishment of mobile schools to cover children in the age group 6-11 years for primary schooling (classes I-V) at construction sites, urban slums and near industrial belts in the NCT of Delhi for the welfare of the labour force and their children.\n5. Setting up of vocational training centers to be run from the Welfare Centers to provide training to workers and their family members in tailoring, embroidery, knitting, book binding, chalk and candle making, beauty culture, midwifery, training for women in first aid, computer courses, motor winding, rearing of electrical gadgets, plumbing, bakery, cookery, making of pickles, papad and condiments, bag making, pottery etc.\n6. Performance of mass marriages and community festivals and ceremonies to save them from the clutches of money lenders. This scheme would minimize the financial burden and save the families from falling into debt trap.\n7. Launching of general awareness programmes about educational courses and availability of scholarship, avenues of employment laws relating to Labour Welfare, safety and social security, traffic and regulations, health, hygiene and environment.\n8. Preventive and rehabilitative programmes to create awareness about communicable diseases like AIDS and Hepatitis.\n9. Gender sensitization training and legal awareness programmes for the workers and opinion of leaders of the local community related to women.\n10. Awareness about worker's education, rights and duties of citizens to help them emerge as better citizens and to ensure their participation for overall development of the nation.\n11. Cultural awareness programmes about the rich and varied culture of the secular nation to the workers and their families.\n12. Awareness and sensitization about social justice and human rights to the workers and their families.\nAwareness campaigns about the evils of alcoholism, drug abuse and gambling for the mutual benefit of the workers' families and the employers.\n14. Programmes to prevent communal tensions and terrorism.\nIncome generation programmes, household budgeting and planning for the workers and their families.\n16. Formation of self-help groups which will enable the workers and their families to be self sufficient to a greater extent through the formation of thrift and credit societies and housing schemes.\n17. Emergency medical services at the welfare centers as well as running of mobile medical services through medical vans and small community based medical units or health centers for Heart care, Dental, Eye care, HIV, Hepatitis and General Health checkup.\n18. Social security and group insurance schemes for long term benefit of organized and unorganized workers and their families.\n19. Rehabilitation of child labour, provision of opportunity for education and a safe, secure and healthy childhood.\n20. Opening of blood banks in collaboration with Indian Red Cross Society, Govt. hospitals and NGOs, to ensure storage and supply of pure and safe blood for the immediate need of the working class.\n21. Legal aid cell to provide free legal aid and guidance to the workers and their families.\n22. Establishment of community/Welfare/Rehabilitation Centers for old age workers and orphans where leisure activities, educational activities as well as training programmes for income generation will be organized for self-sufficiency. These centers will serve as Multi purpose centers to promote all round development of the community and its members.\n23. Establishment of recreational centers with games and sports facilities for the workers and their families to relieve the stress of daily life and promote healthy living through physical well being.\n24. Establishment of reading room and library facilities for recreational and educational upliftment.\n25. Construction of 'Workers' Housing Scheme' in different industrial areas of Delhi.\nGiven below are the salient features of only a few of the above said schemes:-\nMobile Cr\u00e8ches and Schools\nThese facilities will be given to both the organized and unorganized labour. Mobile cr\u00e8ches will be opened at construction sites, urban slums and near clusters of industries. These cr\u00e8ches will support and cater to children of 0-11 years of age. They will also provide maternal and childe health care facilities, education awareness, healthy meals for children (based on ICDS norms). Every cr\u00e8che will have instructor and a helper as staff. These facilities will come into operation either directly and / or with the help of various non-Governmental, Governmental organizations and corporate offices.\nMobile schools will be opened at construction sites and urban slums in the form of night schools mobile, master/gurujis. A kit will be provided to teachers which will include teaching learning material and teaching learning aids. The teacher will move from one site to another. This concept already exists in the form of alternative education. Training and educational visits will be organized for the teachers and instructors for effective implementation of the programmes.\nVarious programmes will be organized under this scheme, ranging from awareness about the usage of certified medical services opening up of small community based medical units or health centers where referrals could be made, and management of mobile medical services through medical vans, organizing periodic doctor's visit and specialized camps with medical facility and equipments e.g. disability, reproductive health care, dental care, heart care, TB and leprosy detection etc., training for women in first aid to enhance gender participation and to make use of available human resources. These centers will provide referrals to the patients. Blood banks will be opened in collaboration with Red Cross Society, Govt. hospitals and NGOs wherein every effort will be made to ensure storage and supply of pure and safe blood. The blood so stored will primarily be used for the benefit of labour and their families in NCT of Delhi.\nAll these facilities need to be based on community partnership and involvements of the stakeholders in both implementation and monitoring of the projects. These services will come into operation either directly and / or with the help of various non Governmental/Governmental organizations and corporate offices. Such schemes will be strictly monitored and supervised. Fair gender participation in implementation of the project will strengthen participation of girl children and women.\nCommunity/Welfare/Rehabilitation Centers\nRehabilitation centers will be opened for old age workers and orphans where leisure activities, educational activities as well as training programmes for income generation will be organized for self-sufficiency. These centers will serve as multi purpose centers to promote all round development of the community and its members and would involve community and social education, community necessities, games and sports facilities, reading room, library, Barat ghar, vocational training centers, recreational facilities etc. They will also function as training centers for workers where training will be provided through audio-visual aids. Unostentatious mass marriages will be organized in the centers which would minimize the financial burden and would save the families from falling into debt trap. Medical vans will be organized for regular health checkups of the elderly and children. The elderly will be encouraged to participate in the mentoring of centers of orphaned children. Inspector/caretakers will be appointed to look after training and general well being of the elderly. These community based centers can also be in the form of residential shed/day care centers where a care taker and other helpers will be posted. Elderly people will be used as human resource persons in managing these centers. These services will come into operation either directly and/or with the help of various non-Governmental/Governmental organizations and corporate offices. Such schemes will be strictly monitored and supervised.\nScheme for training, education and skill development of the children of workers, employed in organized and unorganized sectors.\nThis is a continuing scheme which has been formulated for the welfare of labourers and their families to provide educational and recreational facilities like reading room, library, indoor games for industrial workers, nursery classes for children and music, handicraft classes/vocational classes.\nThe provision has to be made for purchase of new sewing machines, knitting machines and material for use in handicraft/vocational classes. The Department also proposes to set up gymnasium in some selected labour welfare centers.\nThere are eight labour welfare centers in different parts of NCT of Delhi. A large number of students attend the handicraft and nursery classes daily. To develop their skill in the artistic work, the students are given vocational guidance in handicrafts as well as education up to nursery level. Regular classes are held in the labour welfare centers.\nIncentive in the form of stipends are given to the deserving students who are attending the handicraft and nursery classes in the welfare centers from the year 1990-91 onwards, this is a welfare measure with the objective of encouraging the students from economically weaker sections to attend these classes.\nStudy tour for industrial workers\nThis is a continuing scheme which provides exposure to the industrial workers to study the working of various industrial units and welfare facilities provided to them in other states. This tour is conducted by this Deptt., every year for the industrial workers to visit industrial estates and places of historical importance and tourist attraction located outside Delhi.\nSetting up of holiday homes for industrial workers\nThis is a continuing scheme. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Conditions / Interdigital Neuralgia (Morton\u2019s neuroma)\nWhat is inter digital neuralgia or Morton\u2019s neuroma?\nThe condition commonly known as Morton\u2019s Neuroma had been described prior to Dr Thomas Morton (1876) and is in fact NOT a neuroma (nerve tumour). However, this term has been in common use for a condition that should be properly called Inter Digital Neuralgia. This is a painful swelling or irritation of the digital nerve that runs between the metatarsal bones. Entrapment of this nerve causes pain in the ball of the foot that radiates to the toes.\nPain, numbness and a tingling sensation are the main symptoms. This usually presents when the foot is enclosed in a shoe and while standing or walking. Pain is usually experienced in a specific area of the forefoot and radiates into the toes. The condition commonly affects the 3rd /4th toes and sometimes the 2nd /3rd toes but may occur between any of the toes. As the condition progresses, shooting pains (like electric shocks) may be felt, even while not weight bearing. Occasionally a \u2018clicking\u2019 sensation is associated with the pain.\nIrritation of the digital nerve \u2013 This usually develops over a prolonged period of time. With repeated injury, the nerve or surrounding tissue becomes longer making it more susceptible to injury.\nInappropriate footwear \u2013 Often it is tight fitting shoes or the constant wearing of high heels combined with thin hard soles. This shifts the body weight onto the ball of the foot and increases the pressure on the nerve. It is therefore more common in women. This condition can affect adults of any age; however, it is more common between the ages of 25 to 50 years.\nThe diagnosis may be difficult and much depends on the history and description of the problem.\nPhysical examination \u2013 is performed by the doctor and a test called Mulder\u2019s Test which involves squeezing the foot is often performed. A palpable \u2018click\u2019 followed by pain shooting out into the toes and back into the foot (known as the Mulder\u2019s Click) may indicate the presence of a Morton\u2019s Neuroma. The doctor will also assess any numbness you may have in your toes.\nDiagnostic imaging \u2013 Radiographs may be taken to investigate underlying problems. Sometimes an ultrasound scan may be performed. This involves using sound to generate an image of the soft tissue between the metatarsals. Local anaesthetic and steroids may be administered by the radiologist during the ultrasound scan and the doctor will ask you to keep a pain diary to see if your symptoms are relieved. Unusually, if diagnosis proves difficult, an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging scan) may be carried out, usually in conjunction with intravenous contrast. Interdigital neuralgia is usually diagnosed clinically and it is rare for this scan to be performed.\nAppropriate shoes and orthotics \u2013 This is directed at modifying footwear and insoles and extra wide soft shoes with cushioning to the soles often help to offload the forefoot, thus improving symptoms.\nInjection \u2013 cortisone in conjunction with a local anaesthetic (lignocaine) injected into the area around the nerve relieves pain in about 40% of cases. Injections can also be useful in localizing the site of the swelling.\nSurgery \u2013 If conservative methods are unsuccessful surgery may be necessary. This has about an 80% success rate. The aim of surgery is to relieve pain and, therefore, improve mobility. The operation involves removing the part of the nerve that causes pain and discomfort. As part of the nerve is removed some permanent numbness will be experienced on the side of the involved toes. In up to 5% of patients persistent pain occurs at the cut end of the nerve and further surgery is required. This is known as a stump neuroma. In view of this, surgery is only considered after all non-operative measures have been unsuccessful.\nInfection \u2013 As with any surgical intervention there is a small risk of developing a post operative infection. This risk is increased if you are diabetic, suffer from rheumatoid disease or if you smoke. You may be refused surgery unless you refrain from smoking.\nPersistent pain \u2013 This may be due to a Stump Neuroma \u2013 (as mentioned above), or nerve irritation.\nScarring \u2013 Any type of surgery will leave a scar. Occasionally this may be painful or inflamed.\nFollowing the procedure a padded bandage will be applied. The bandage will be removed 48 hours following the surgery. Stitches may be dissolvable or may be removed about 2 weeks following the operative procedure. Some numbness and tingling in the toes and the ball of the foot may be experienced. After the operation, you will be required to wear a special shoe until the wound sites have healed. This is usually 2 weeks following surgery. However, this is an approximation as each individual heals at differing rates. Swelling to the affected foot is common after any type of foot surgery.\nElevation: Elevate the foot as much as possible: it is advisable to keep the affected area above groin level as this helps to significantly reduce swelling. Inflammation may exacerbate pain: anti inflammatory pain relief such as nurofen or ibuprofen combined with paracetamol is effective \u2013 do ask advice from your doctor or pharmacist before taking medications.\nKeep the wound sites covered: The wound must be kept dry and clean until healed; stitches are usually removed about 2 weeks following the procedure. You should avoid getting the foot and bandages wet whilst bathing.\nWe advise that you rest for a few days. Those with a sedentary type of employment will probably be able to return to work within 7 days of the procedure but those whose employment involves long periods on their feet may need to refrain from work for 3 to 4 weeks. However, this is an individual decision and each person has a different speed of recovery.\nYou may resume driving a manual car about 2 weeks after your operation. If your drive an automatic car and your left foot only has been operated on, you may be able to resume driving earlier. 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        "raw_content": "Pity Poor Otto Hess\nVince Guerrieri | On 18, Sep 2012\nCleveland baseball fans are talking about Otto Hess for the first time in more than 100 years.\nThat\u2019s not a good thing.\nTribe starter Ubaldo Jimenez has already thrown a career-high 16 wild pitches this season. He\u2019s two off the club mark set by Hess in 1905 (and equaled by Sudden Sam McDowell in 1967). But Hess might have been the worst \u2014 or unluckiest \u2014 pitcher in Cleveland baseball history. And that\u2019s saying something.\nHess was the first Swiss-born player in the major leagues, breaking in with the team then called the Cleveland Broncos (or Bronchos; accounts differ). He went 2-4 with a 5.98 ERA. Hess spent the following year with the Kansas City Blue Stockings of the Western League, but was back in Cleveland in 1904, where he went 8-7 with a 1.67 ERA.\nIn 1905, he went 10-15 with a 3.16 ERA, and led the majors with 18 wild pitches. But the team, then called the Naps in honor of manager Napoleon Lajoie, saw enough in Hess to make him the opening day starter for 1906, when the Naps beat the Browns 3-1 in St. Louis. It was to be a career year for Hess, who went 20-17. His 20 wins were good for third on the club, behind Bob Rhoads\u2019 22 and Addie Joss\u2019 21. Hess set another club record that year \u2013 for errors in a season by a pitcher, with six. He led the majors (retroactively) with three saves, and led the majors with 24 hit batsmen.\nA hot stove account in the New London (Connecticut) Day in 1907 described Hess as being \u201cerratic and wilder than an amateur automobilist.\u201d However, it noted that Hess found his stride in June 1906 and after that was \u201charder to beat than a punctured drum,\u201d and the Naps would finally be rewarded for sticking with him the next two years.\n\u201cI don\u2019t believe there\u2019s a pitcher in either league who has greater natural ability than Hess,\u201d said no less of an authority than Lajoie. \u201cI\u2019ve figured all along that the time would come when he would be a world beater \u2026 I\u2019d rather bat against any other pitcher I know than this fellow. It has taken him quite a while to come around just right, but I believe he\u2019s there now.\u201d\nHess won a grand total of six more games for the Naps, and he spent 1909-11 with the New Orleans Pelicans, going 66-29, good enough for the Boston Rustlers (later the Braves) to take a flyer on him. His best season with the Braves was his first one in 1912, when he went 12-17. The following year, he lost 17 games again, but against just seven wins. He did lead the majors \u2013 with 13 home runs given up.\nHe went 5-6 in 1914 as the Braves climbed up out of the cellar to take the National League pennant and go on to beat the vaunted Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series, but 1915 was Hess\u2019 last year in the majors, going 0-1 in four appearances, including one start. His career record was 70-90, and he posted a 2.98 ERA. He also pitched 18 career shutouts.\nHess ended his career in the minors, playing for the Vernon Tigers of the Pacific Coast League in 1916, and the Atlanta Crackers in the Southern League. He died in Arizona in 1926 at the age of 47, and was buried in the Fairview Park Cemetery in the Cleveland area.\nGame #148: Minnesota Twins (60-87) at Cleveland Indians (61-86)",
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        "raw_content": "Skout Is Unique, And Skout Is So Much Fun\nThose who regularly go to the website The Nation to read any of the articles that they feature should check out the article published about the applications that should be downloaded. Although there are tons of applications that can be downloaded for many different purposes, there are three, in particular, that were chosen by the website as ones that would be a great download for anyone with a smartphone, or even if they have a portable device.\nThe list is somewhat impressive because of the fact that Skout is on the list, and Skout has very little in common if anything to the other two applications that also made the list. One application is specifically for the editing and creation of videos, but another application is mostly meant for streaming videos. 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Even if two people are in different time zones, communication through Skout is still possible.\nSome dating applications will restrict people from talking to one another, just so they can charge them when they finally decide to speak to each other. It seems unbelievable that a person can go to a dating network to try and find a date, but they are restricted from talking to the other person, seeing their pictures, or even communicating with them at all unless they pay a fee. Skout isn\u2019t out to grab money from every single member that joins, and a lot of the features on the Skout network are free of charge, even for those who use the Skout application.\nThe Skout application is free to download, it\u2019s free to create a profile, it\u2019s free to browse the network, and it\u2019s free to talk to others. If a person chooses a feature like sending a greeting to someone, then this is a feature that would cost, as well as using the Skout Travel feature. 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        "raw_content": "MEET HEATHER SAWYER.\nThis from September already, must have overlooked it. Via The Political Insider:\n\"The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing involving Brett Kavanaugh and accuser Christine Blasey Ford has just begun. Chairman Chuck Grassley spoke first, giving an overview of the allegations, and how Democrats have done everything they could to delay Ford\u2019s testimony until today.\nAfter Grassley spoke, Dianne Feinstein took the mic to try to present her narrative, and defend herself against the (true) allegations that she withheld Ford\u2019s letter alleging sexual assault from the Senate until weeks ago. If the goal was to get to the truth of such allegations, you\u2019d think its something Democrats would\u2019ve led with when Feinstein learned of the alleged assault in July. Of course, if the allegations were true and derailed Kavanaugh\u2019s confirmation, Republicans would just put forward another nominee. The reason Democrats are trying to delay anything relating to examining these allegations is a desperate attempt to push back a SCOTUS vote until past the midterms (in which Democrats will hope to pick up some seats).\nDuring her opening testimony, Feinstein tried to suggest otherwise, claiming that she held the letter accusing Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct in confidence at the request of Ford. \u201cShe wanted this held confidential, and I held it confidential up to a point the witness was willing to come forward\u2026How women are treated in the U.S. with this kind of concern is really wanting a lot of reform.\u201d\nBut here\u2019s the thing: it\u2019s one of Feinstein\u2019s staffers that made the letter public in the first place. Feinstein staffer Heather Sawyer leaked Ford\u2019s letter to the media in violation of Senate Rule 29(5).\"\nAnd who would that Heather Sawyer person be?\nOooooo-kay. I understand. Well, cheer up Americans! Your tax dollars at work to pay for the wages - we may assume relatively lavish ones - of stellar, productive, in-dis-pen-sable citizens like Madam Sawyer!\nThe left. Such a predictable, hopelessly nondiverse bunch.\nRECOMMENDED VIDEOS: THE REBEL MEDIA'S JACK BUCKBY ON POLAND.\nA lot of bruhaha over the past years - intensifying now, actually - about Poland supposedly being on a slippery path towards a soft dictatorship, what with PiS, the ruling Law and Order party, wanting to implement several changes to the country's constitution.\nI admit that I don't know the full extent of all the changes PiS wants in Poland's constitution, other than that rulings of the Constitutional Tribunal - Poland's Supreme Court, so to say - would require a two thirds majority, which sounds actually as if PiS would be making it harder for itself to pass legislation, and that it wants term limits to the Constitutional Tribunal's members. And to be honest, that sounds only reasonable to me. No matter how much I look forward to Brett Kavanaugh serving as a Conservative Judge on the US's SC for at least 20 years to come, I do not think justices should sit on the SC until they drop dead. Same goes for the supreme courts of any country.\nNow, the EU Commission, the main instigator of the negative news, is as usual its hypocritic self because in 2015, when PO (the Civic Platform, Polands center left ruling party at the time) wanted to quickly fill up the Constitutional Tribunal with PO-friendly justices right before elections they were basically scheduled to lose, they said nothing. The importance of PO hastily filling the seats before an electoral defeat would have made it impossible, cannot be overestimated, because had they had their way, of the Constitutional Tribunal's 15 justices 14 (!) would have been PO men and women. It's an angle to the story that is com-ple-te-ly underreported. All we hear is that Kaczynski and Co. are new autocrats. So outrageous was PO's move at the time that the new Polish President, Andrzej Duda, refused to swear in these judges.\nWe are three years further now and PiS continues to try to implement judicial reforms. Without going too much into detail, these reforms have, understandably, their supporters and their detractors. As to whether they constitute a danger to democracy that would, in my opinion, be a serious overstatement. The EU did and said nothing when in 2011 the PO-led government apprehended PO-critical journalists, and suddenly, while nothing like that has happened under PiS yet, democracy would be in danger? It only makes sense if you realize that Poland's PM at the time, PO founder Donald Tusk, has been... Chairman of the European Council, one of the three EU top jobs, since 2014. Tusk is an outspoken EU hack, a fact which was already well known back in 2011. In other words, the EU is only critical vis-\u00e0-vis European governments who don't sing their tune - which is a no brainer, of course.\nPoland under PiS now pushing through constitutional changes do not seem to me to be any different from a US President using his privilege to nominate SC justices. Obama appointed Sotomayor and Kagan, known for their very leftist stance. As much as I loathe Obama, he used his constitutional right. Now the pendulum has swung and President Trump has appointed Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, making the SC majority conservative. How would this be that much different from what's happening in Poland?\nThen there's so much consternation about PiS's Media Law. Laughable, if you see to what extent the European governments use their state broadcasters to force leftist narratives on their populations. I live in Belgium, I know of what I am speaking. The State Broadcaster is the regime mouthpiece, basta. And these same governments are now accusing Poland of being... undemocratic? Ridiculous!\nAnyway, here's some videos by The Rebel Media's Jack Buckby, who offers an alterative viewpoint to what you find in MSM:\nAs for Polish youth, dunno. Looks like Buckby got to interview a couple of right stuff guys there, for from what I see Polish youth is relatively laid back. I think I got some right to speak, since I'm married to a gal from Poland and I visit at least once a year. What I notice is that church attendance among youth is in steep decline. And my brother-in-law is as leftist as they get.\nOn the other hand, there was that gigantic human chain thing to remind Poland of its Christian roots and warn of Europe's islamization. It was a colossal event which did mobilize tens of thousands of youths - unthinkable in Western Europe.\nSo I think it's indeed still fair to say that 'Poland is not lost yet'.\nAnd may well be, yet another time, Europe's Savior.\nON THIS DAY IN 1947: CHUCK YEAGER BREAKS SOUND BARRIER.\nOn this day in 1947, Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier in level flight. Via Space.com:\nHis Bell X-1 was a rocket engine\u2013powered aircraft, first conceived in 1944, and designed and built in 1945. In his successful attempt to break the sound barrier, he reached Mach 1.06 (700 miles per hour, or 1,100 km/h), but by no means had the X1 reached its limits, because a year after, it achieved a speed of nearly 1,000 miles per hour (1,600 km/h).\nIt should be noted that some sources list another man to first break the sound barrier: German test pilot Heini Dittmar, who on 6 July 1944 in Messerschmitt Komet Me 163B V18 would have reached an even higher speed than Yeager, 1,130 km/h (700 mph), but whether he flew high enough to make the flight supersonic is unclear. The speed of sound, commonly referred to as Mach 1, varies with altitude (actually, rather the temperature at particular altitude) and is highest at sea level, where Mach 1.0 equals about 1225 km/h (761 mph). At 30000 ft Mach 1.0 is reached much faster, at 1091 km/h (678 mph). However, German records do not mention a sonic boom during Dittmar's flight, and in any case by that time in the war they probably weren't interested in breaking records.\nYou can get some idea of what it must have been for Yeager and colleagues to attain hitherto unmatched (manned) speeds in this video clip from the movie The Right Stuff:\nThe Bell X1's engine was Reaction Motors's XLR11, company designation RMI 6000C4, the first liquid-propellant rocket engine developed in the US. It used ethylalcohol and liquid oxygen as propellants and generated a maximum thrust of 6,000 lbf (27 kN). Each of the four combustion chambers produced 1,500 lbf (6.7 kN) of thrust. The XLR11 was not throttleable but each chamber could be turned on and off individually. At the 0:18 mark in the video above you see the character playing Yeager turning all four of them on simultaneously. One wonders about the shocks to the structure and the implications of the asymmetrical thrust in case of individual turning on and off. I suppose that when using only two of the four, pilots were advised to use either the horizontally arranged thrusters or else the vertical ones. (It should be noted that the engine powering the Me163, the Walter HWK 509, could be throttled).\nPending development of a more powerful engine, in 1959 and 1960, a pair of XLR11-RM-13's mounted on top of one another were used as an interim power plant for the first X-15's. These XLR11's were boosted to 2,000 lbf (8.9 kN) of thrust per chamber for a total of 16,000 lbf (71 kN = 2 x 4 x 8.9kN).\nIn NOV 1960, the combination was replaced by a single XLR99 engine, but at 67kN it produced actually less thrust than the 8 combustion chambers of the two XLR11's:\nRECOMMENDED VIDEOS: THE REBEL MEDIA'S JACK BUCKBY ...\nON THIS DAY IN 1947: CHUCK YEAGER BREAKS SOUND BAR...",
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She was a recipient of the former President's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities' Evan Kemp Entrepreneurship Award.\nThe Society for Disabilities Studies (SDS) has issued a call for papers for their 2002 conference, \"Disability, Difference, and Tolerance-Crossing Boundaries and Taking Risks.\" The conference will place special emphasis on identifying and crossing oppressive physical, political, ideological, communication, and attitudinal boundaries, and will be held from June 5-9, 2002, at the Oakland Marriott City Center on 1001 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94607. The deadline for submissions is January 1, 2002. The forms are also available on the SDS Web page: http://uic.edu/orgs/sds/.\nScholarships for Home schooling Disabled Children\nThe Special Needs Children's Fund is designed to assist home schooling families with the financial challenges of privately meeting the academic needs of their children with disabilities. The scholarships will range from $50-$1000 per family each year. If you have any questions on this fund, you can visit their web site at: http://www.homeschoolfoundation.org/funds/specialneeds.asp , or you can call 540-338-5600.\nLeadership for a Changing World\nThe Leadership for a Changing World program is currently seeking nominations of community leaders across the country who are successfully tackling tough social problems. Twenty outstanding social justice leaders and leadership teams that are not broadly known beyond their immediate community or field will receive awards of $100,000 to advance their work, plus $30,000 for supporting activities. The Advocacy Institute must receive nominations no later than 5 PM EST on January 4, 2002. For additional information, visit their web site at http://www.leadershipforchange.org/.\nGrants from Employment and Training Administration\nApproximately $6 million in competitive grant funds for multi-state employment and training projects serving people with disabilities is available from the U.S. Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration. Grants will be between $300,000 and an absolute maximum of $500,00 for the first year with the possibility of two additional years of funding. The closing date for receipt of applications is December 21, 2001. For further information, call 202-693-2879, or visit the web site at: http://wdsc.doleta.gov/disability/htmldocs/soli.txt.\nThe Access Board has posted on their web site information and resources for preparing the workplace to accommodate employees and visitors in times of emergency or disaster. Their site is at: http://www.access-board.gov/evac.htm.\nSneak Peak - Self Employment\nThe Small Business Administration is developing a web site for entrepreneurs with disabilities. To visit this work in progress, go to: http://www.sbaresearch.org/.\nADA Watch Coalition\nThis online community of individuals and organizations defending the ADA can be found at: http://www.adawatch.org/.\nThe Disability History Museum's library features searchable archives with historic images, documents and other artifacts. To visit this web site go to: http://www.disabilitymuseum.org/browse_detail.html.\nI.T. Works Grant Web Page Announcement, Law, Health Policy & Disability Center\nThe Law, Health Policy & Disability Center has a new web page for the I.T. Works project which began on November 1, 2001. The web page is located at: http://www.its.uiowa.edu/law/projects/it_grant.htm. The web page provides information on the project, including current status and contact information.\nCareers in the Arts Listserve\nThe Kennedy Center for the Arts has a listserve designed for people with disabilities interested in careers in the arts. Members of this listserv will receive periodic announcements about job and funding opportunities in the arts across the nation, as well as information about training programs and other issues of interest to individuals pursuing careers in the arts. In addition, members of this listserv will receive the new Careers in the Performing Arts for People with Disabilities newsletter.\nTo subscribe to this free listserve go to: http://www.artsedge.kennedy-center.org/user_guide/commcent/listservs.html\nCheck the box next to Careers in the Arts for People with Disabilities (ARTSFORUM)\nSignTel - Virtual Interpreter\nFor a demonstration of newly available software program that translates speech and print into ASL, visit the web site at: http://www.signtelinc.com/demo.htm.\nHouse Trade Article\nAnthony Tusler details (with editing and photographs supplied by his wife, Lyndi) their experiences in finding and trading wheelchair accessible \"vacation\" homes in an article published by \"Disability World.\" Anthony's and Lyndi's traded their home in Sonoma Valley, California with a wheelchair user in England, and spent a month in Warborough (near Oxford). \"Disability World,\" a web based magazine, is found at http://www.disabilityworld.org/\".\nAirline Security & Disability Rights\nThe Department of Transportation has issued a fact sheet to address concerns about airport security for passengers with disabilities. The basic premise is that passengers with disabilities should still expect nondiscriminatory treatment as required by the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), but a thorough security screening does not violate the ACAA. Members of the public, who feel they have been the subject of discriminatory actions or treatment by air carriers, may file a complaint by sending an email, a letter, or a completed complaint form to the Aviation Consumer Protection Division (ACPD). ACPD's e-mail address is airconsumer@ost.dot.gov and its mailing address is: Aviation Consumer Protection Division, U.S. Department of Transportation, Room 4107, C-75, Washington, DC 20590. Complaint forms that consumers may download and/or print are available at: http://www.dot.gov/airconsumer/problems.htm. If you have any questions or need more information on the ACAA, please contact Maureen McCloskey at PVA at 202-416-7696.\nNew NCD Report\nThe National Council on Disability (NCD), released its report, Reconstructing Fair Housing, on November 6, 2001. This report evaluates the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) enforcement of the Fair Housing Act and Section 504 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act. To visit this web site go to: http://www.ncd.gov/newsroom/publications/fairhousing.html.\nNational Service Inclusion Project\nThe Institute for Community Inclusion and the Association of University Centers on Disability were recently awarded $1.5 million to increase participation of people with disabilities in national and community service programs. 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        "raw_content": "A Brilliant Strategy To Attack Pakistan!\nRe: A Brilliant Strategy To Attack Pakistan!\nPakistan calls Donald Trump \u2018ignorant\u2019 after Bin Laden comments\nBy Tim Craig May 2\nRepublican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign stop at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Sunday, May 1, 2016, in Fort Wayne, Ind. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)\nThe U.S. presidential election has finally made it to Pakistan, where a top leader issued a blistering statement Monday accusing GOP front-runner Donald Trump of being \u201cignorant\u201d for demanding the release of a doctor who helped the CIA hunt down Osama bin Laden in 2011.\nIn a statement, Pakistani Interior Minister Chaudry Nisar Ali Khan said \u201cthe government of Pakistan and not Mr. Donald Trump\u201d will decide the fate of Shakeel Afridi, who has been held in a Pakistani prison for five years after he worked with the CIA to pinpoint bin Laden\u2019s hideout.\nKhan was referring to comments Trump made Friday on Fox News. In that interview, Trump said if elected president he would use the weight of the presidency to force Pakistan to free Afridi, who remains held on vague charges.\n\"I think I would get him out in two minutes,\" Trump said. \"I would tell them, 'let him out,' and I'm sure they would let him out.\"\nKhan responded that Afridi is a \u201cPakistani citizen, and nobody\u201d including a President Trump \u201chas the right to dictate to us about his future.\u201d\n\u201cPakistan is not a colony of the United States of America,\u201d Khan said. \u201cHe should learn to treat sovereign nations with respect.\u201d\nPakistan's Interior Minister Chaudry Nisar Ali Khan addresses a news conference in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, April 13, 2016. (B.K. Bangash/AP)\nDespite considerable tension following the U.S. military raid that killed bin Laden, relations between Pakistan and U.S. leaders have generally been on the upswing. It\u2019s also rare for Pakistan\u2019s government to wade into American politics, but it\u2019s clear that Trump has touched a nerve in Islamabad.\nKhan\u2019s statement was unusually pointed, even suggesting that the United States has not given Pakistan enough foreign aid for its role in fighting terrorism. Since 2001, the Pentagon has reimbursed the Pakistani military $13 billion for its counterterrorism efforts. When he was in the Senate, Secretary of State John F. Kerry also helped appropriate several billion dollars in humanitarian aid.\n[Pakistani leaders knew Osama bin Laden was in Pakistan, says former defense minister]\nBut Khan said the \u201cpeanuts\" that the United States has given Pakistan \"should not be used to threaten or browbeat\u201d the country \u201cinto following Mr. Trump\u2019s misguided vision of foreign policy.\u201d\n\u201cPakistan is a country which has suffered much, and the cost it had to pay in supporting the U.S. over the years has been mind-boggling,\u201d Khan said. \u201cMr. Trump\u2019s statement only serves to show not only his insensitivity, but also his ignorance about Pakistan.\u201d\nIn many ways, Khan\u2019s statement appeared to be a preemptive strike against one of the central tenets of Trump\u2019s apparent foreign policy. On the campaign trail, Trump has been rallying his supporters by warning he will use the threat of reduced foreign aid or American investment to force policy changes or, in the case of Mexico, build a border wall.\nSuch a stance could hit Pakistan particularly hard considering past diplomatic tussles between Washington and Islamabad over issues ranging from Afridi\u2019s case to questions about whether Pakistan is a friend or foe in the war in neighboring Afghanistan. In his interview on Fox, Trump also said he would keep U.S. troops in Afghanistan so they could keep close watch on Pakistan's nuclear weapons.\nKhan\u2019s statement also comes as frustration is building within the Pakistani military over objections in Congress to the sale of eight new F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan.\nMore than anything, Khan\u2019s tough words toward Trump apparently reflect a widely held view in Pakistan that U.S. voters are highly unlikely to make Donald Trump the next U.S. commander in chief.\nhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.2f649bb9aa54\nYour warning starts now next time you will be banned\nLast edited by swami; December 26th, 2016 at 04:56 AM. Reason: deleted big pictures\nFind all posts by Amogh\nPakistan is not a US colony, Trump told\nIANS ISLAMABAD MAY 03, 2016 12:07 IST\nU.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has this time landed in a controversy by claiming that he can get Dr. Shakil Afridi freed from jail within two minutes.\nPakistan Interior Minister has slammed Republican candidate Donald Trump's remarks about release of CIA doctor\nPakistan has condemned US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump\u2019s remark that he would ensure Pakistani physician Shakil Afridi, who has helped the US kill Osama bin Laden, is freed from jail within two minutes.\nDr. Afridi, who is known in Pakistan as a CIA doctor and has been described as a hero in the US, is serving a 33-year-long imprisonment for treason.\nMr. Trump on Monday in an interview with Fox news said: \u201cI think I would get him out in two minutes. I would tell them (Pakistan) let him out and I\u2019m sure they would let him out.\u201d\nPakistani Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Monday said Dr. Afridi\u2019s fate will be decided by Islamabad and not by Mr. Trump even if he becomes the US president.\n\u201cShakil Afridi is a Pakistani citizen and nobody else has the right to dictate us about his future,\u201d Mr. Khan said.\nMr. Khan said it was not only about Dr. Afridi but Mr. Trump\u2019s perception and comments about Pakistan were highly misplaced and unwarranted.\n\u201cContrary to Trump\u2019s misconception, Pakistan is not a colony of the US. He should learn to treat sovereign countries with respect. Trump seems to be ignorant, historically, of the huge sacrifices Pakistan have made in standing with or supporting US policies over the years.\u201d\nMr. Trump also said he plans to leverage US aid \u201cbecause we give a lot of aid to Pakistan. We give a lot of money to Pakistan.\u201d\nMr. Khan said the \u201cpeanuts\u201d that the U.S. gave to Pakistan in return should not be used to threaten or browbeat the country into following Mr. Trump\u2019s misguided vision of foreign policy.\nMr. Khan said the cost Pakistan had to pay in supporting US over the years was mind-boggling.\nMr. Trump\u2019s statement shows not only his insensitivity but also his ignorance about Pakistan, he said.\nhttp://www.thehindu.com/news/interna...cle8551176.ece\nStupid Pakistan .. full of morons.\nKuchh samajh mein nahi aya. Kisne kissey kya bola? Aur kis bare mein?\nOriginally Posted by Amogh\nI don't have time or patience to explain something so obviously stated in about 140 characters.\nMore importantly, here's why CIA, Mossad and probably MI6 would allow Indians to use their names to serve the interest of Indians. It is because America has a stake in India's economy. Remember Westerners have one weakness. They always want someone to work for them like donkeys. You must know too well. You have American superiors.\nRAW is likely to ensure that US economy is coupled to that of India's in such a way that Americans have a stake in India's military security.\nUSA's counter-intelligence has come up with a plan to neutralize RAW's plan. It is to couple USA's economy with that of China's instead of India's so that USA has no stake in India's security.\nChinese billionaire Jack Ma says the US wasted trillions on warfare instead of investing in infrastructure\nJay Yarow\t| @jyarow\nWednesday, 18 Jan 2017 | 2:07 PM ET\nAlibaba founder Jack Ma fired a shot at the United States in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.\nMa was asked by CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin about the U.S. economy in relation to China, since President-elect Donald Trump has been talking about imposing new tariffs on Chinese imports.\nMa says blaming China for any economic issues in the U.S. is misguided. If America is looking to blame anyone, Ma said, it should blame itself.\n\"It's not that other countries steal jobs from you guys,\" Ma said. \"It's your strategy. Distribute the money and things in a proper way.\"\nHe said the U.S. has wasted over $14 trillion in fighting wars over the past 30 years rather than investing in infrastructure at home.\nTo be sure, Ma is not the only critic of the costly U.S. policies of waging war against terrorism and other enemies outside the homeland. Still, Ma said this was the reason America's economic growth had weakened, not China's supposed theft of jobs.\nIn fact, Ma called outsourcing a \"wonderful\" and \"perfect\" strategy.\n\"The American multinational companies made millions and millions of dollars from globalization,\" Ma said. \"The past 30 years, IBM, Cisco, Microsoft, they've made tens of millions \u2014 the profits they've made are much more than the four Chinese banks put together. ... But where did the money go?\"\nHe said the U.S. is not distributing, or investing, its money properly, and that's why many people in the country feel wracked with economic anxiety. He said too much money flows to Wall Street and Silicon Valley. Instead, the country should be helping the Midwest, and Americans \"not good in schooling,\" too.\n\"You're supposed to spend money on your own people,\" Ma said. \"Not everybody can pass Harvard, like me.\" In a previous interview, Ma said he had been rejected by Harvard 10 times.\nAlong those lines, Ma stressed that globalization is a good thing, but it, too, \"should be inclusive,\" with the spoils not just going to the wealthy few.\n\"The world needs new leadership, but the new leadership is about working together,\" Ma said. \"As a business person, I want the world to share the prosperity together.\"\n\u2014 CNBC's Anita Balakrishnan contributed to this report.\nhttp://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/18/chine...structure.html\nLast edited by Amogh; January 22nd, 2017 at 08:05 AM.\nSounds like trump innaugration speech\nOkay but is anybody here following the game?\nAlibaba's Jack Ma Isn't The Only China Billionaire That Says U.S. Has Wasted Its Wealth\nJack Ma, the billionaire chairman of China e-commerce leader Alibaba Group, made waves in Davos this week when he criticized the U.S. for spending $14.2 trillion in the past 30 years on 13 overseas wars instead of putting part of those funds into America\u2019s own infrastructure.\nIt turns out Ma isn\u2019t the only prominent Chinese billionaire who believes that. Zong Qinghou, the chairman of beverage maker Wahaha and formerly China\u2019s richest man, said in an interview with Forbes China on Saturday that he agrees with Ma\u2019s argument.\nZong went on to say countries that once had the money to pay for military cooperation with the U.S. are today finding it harder to come up with resources. The U.S., as one of the world\u2019s largest countries, should work to maintain economic development and global peace, he added.\nZong\u2019s remarks were tame compared with Ma\u2019s on U.S. war spending. \u201cYou\u2019re supposed to spend money on your own people, right?\u201d asked Ma. \u201cWe should spend money on those people who are not good at schooling,\u201d said Alibaba\u2019s chairman, wading into a hot-button topic.\nThe U.S., he continued, hasn\u2019t distributed the profits earned from globalization \u201cin a proper way.\u201d Ma was also critical of the role of Wall Street in bringing about the world financial crisis in 2008.\nhttp://www.forbes.com/sites/russellf.../#510a58841b02\nWhy this strategy will fail?\nChina faces 'timebomb' of ageing population\nTuesday 20 March 2012 16.10 GMT First published on Tuesday 20 March 2012 16.10 GMT\nView more sharing options This article is 4 years old\nLife expectancy in China is increasing but the number of young adults is plummeting due to strict birth control policies\nWhile hundreds of millions of Chinese families toasted the new year together, 84-year-old He Daxing huddled on the doorstep of his daughter's home in Chongqing.\nOn the most important date in the calendar, not one of his six grown children \u2013 born before the country's one-child policy was imposed \u2013 would take him in.\nFilial piety is so embedded here that officials offered to help him sue his offspring when he fell ill after four nights outside: Chinese law requires adults to support their parents. Yet his case shows that traditional ideals are under growing pressure in a fast-changing, increasingly individualistic society.\nChina may soon have more He Daxings. It faces a soaring number of old people and a shrinking number of young adults, who are also less able \u2013 and sometimes less willing \u2013 to support their elders.\nLife expectancy has soared in China, while fertility has plummeted due to strict birth control policies. In 2009 there were 167 million over-60s, about an eighth of the population. By 2050 there will be 480 million, while the number of young people will have fallen. \"It's a timebomb,\" warned Wang Feng of the Brookings-Tsinghua Centre for Public Policy in Beijing.\nChina's economic miracle has been fuelled by its \"demographic dividend\": an unusually high proportion of working age citizens. That population bulge is becoming a problem as it ages. In 2000 there were six workers for every over-60. By 2030, there will be barely two.\nOther countries are also ageing and have far lower birth rates. But China is the first to face the issue before it has developed \u2013 and the shift is two to three times as fast.\n\"China is unique: she is getting older before she has got rich,\" said Wang Dewen, of the World Bank's China social protection team.\nTens of millions of workers have migrated to the cities, creating an even worse imbalance in rural areas which already suffer low incomes, poor public services and minimal social security.\nMost old people there rely on their own labour and their children. China not only needs to support more older people for longer, but to extend support to new parts of society. World Bank researchers point to promising advances, such as the national rural pension scheme and the expansion of health insurance.\nChina can help deal with increased costs by raising its retirement age; at present, only about a fifth of urban women are still working at 55. Improving education should also raise productivity. Some experts believe such measures will be enough to wipe out the \"demographic debt\". Others wonder if China will begin to welcome immigrants.\nWang Feng thinks China has been far too timid, storing up trouble for the future. \"Leaders have ridden the economic boom and largely collected and spent money and built infrastructure \u2013 the hardware: railroads, bridges,\" he said.\n\"[In future] they will not have the money to spend, but what is more challenging is the part policymakers have stayed away from: building software \u2013 the pensions and healthcare system. That will be critical to social stability and regime legitimacy, but it is much harder to do.\"\nThe current five-year plan is the first to address ageing. But Wang said leaders had yet to accept it also meant tackling fertility. Under the \"one child policy\" \u2013 which has several exemptions \u2013 the fertility rate has dropped to between 1.5 and 1.8, say experts. That is well below the 2.1 figure required to keep the population stable.\nMany experts have urged the government to move to a uniform two-child policy. Instead, it has extended what was meant to be a one-generation measure.\nChina's 150 million only children face a heavier burden of duties, but economic changes such as migration make them harder to fulfil.\nIn many ways, China is a good place to age. Older people tend to be active, involved and respected community members. Family bonds remain strong.\n\"Having undutiful children or being an undutiful child is something really shameful in Chinese culture,\" said Dr Fengshu Liu of Oslo University, who has researched intergenerational relationships.\nSociety has moved away from the \"top-down, authoritarian\" family model, but still expects children to meet their parents' physical and emotional needs and often to support them financially.\nSeveral of the young people she interviewed saw filial piety as a basic requirement in a spouse.\nOfficials have been keen to promote such ideals \u2013 some have even pushed for laws ordering children to visit regularly \u2013 and not just for economic reasons, Liu argued. They see it as helping to preserve stability and social co-operation.\nIn a more individualistic society relationships face new challenges. Children and their spouses can find their parents' demands excessive or intrusive.\npracticalities may intervene. Children may work far from their parents, like one of He's sons, or simply lack time to help.\n\"I have one daughter and there's no way she will be able to take care of me. I will be in a care home when I get older,\" predicted Liu Zhongli.\nHer pragmatism is unusual, but then Liu is director of Evergreen, a state-owned old people's home in north Beijing. She says that children still love their parents \u2013 her facility is inundated with visitors each weekend \u2013 but that the pressures of modern life are often overwhelming. \"Even if your parents live with you, every day you leave early and come back from work late \u2013 so you still leave them at home alone. That's not support and that's not filial,\" she said.\nIncreased life expectancy can also mean children need care themselves, like the 88-year-old son of the home's oldest resident, who has just turned 109.\nFor many, there is still a stigma in moving into a care home. But 86-year-old Zhang Jiazhen tried living with her daughters in the US and said she is happier in Evergreen. \"I'm an independent person \u2026 I really don't like China's old-fashioned view that you raise sons and daughters to support you when you're old,\" she said. \"I can mix with a bigger family here.\"\nThe facilities are modern and comfortable and the atmosphere companionable. Retirees sing together or battle it out at billiard and mahjong tables.\nBut even if you can afford Evergreen's fees of up to 5,100 yuan (\u00a3510) each month, it has just 600 beds, and a waiting list of 1,300. According to the World Bank, China has only enough care home places for 1.6% of over-60s, while in developed countries the capacity is about 8%.\nMany of those homes are grim and there is a desperate shortage of good staff: most are unskilled or have little training.\nEvergreen is a testing ground for potential solutions. A team from Beijing Aeronautics and Astronautics University are trialling a bed that turns into a wheelchair, giving residents more independence, and a robot \"dog\" to keep them company. \"The robot can have simple chats with them, play music and opera, or even dance for them through sound controls. It says 'It feels so good!' when they pet it,\" said researcher Zhang Guanxin.\nBut while such innovations may smooth the later years of wealthier urban citizens, the poor will need help from China's leaders to meet basic needs. Even then, argues Wang Feng, families will face extra strain.\n\"People who could have had a second child [were it not for the one child policy] have missed the opportunity and when they grow older it is not clear how the government can come to the rescue. In fact, I think it's clear that the government cannot substitute for families,\" he said.\nAdditional research by Han Cheng\nhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ing-population\nDear Moderators/Admins,\nDon't delete/close this thread. Let there be discussion on this topic.\nIndia has the capability to win hands down in a conventional war with Pakistan. But what is holding it back? Answer is nukes. In the situation when Pakistan\u2019s existence itself is under threat, Pakistan is likely to use nuclear weapons.\nThe formidable intelligence agency, RAW came up with an innovative solution to this nuke problem. An allegorical/metaphorical video is useful in driving home this concept.\nThe strategy is to deflect the ire of Pakistanis towards nations like USA, Israel and UK. A false perception is being created that India is merely a tool in the hands of Whites and the offensive decisions of Indian military actions are actually taken behind the scenes by the above mentioned nations of colonial mindset. In such scenario, Pakistan is less likely to nuke India. A rumour is being spread that Indians are serving the interests of firangis by sacrificing themselves. A lie is being told that even if India attacks Pakistan, the real culprit is West and not Indians. The plan is to feign innocence. Pretend to be an ignorant puppet which is remote controlled by unseen hands of CIA and Mossad. Pakistan won't fight USA and Israel. So put the blame on them.\nThe idea is working because many Pakistanis are buying Indian propaganda.\nThere are many reasons why USA will indirectly and unwittingly shield India from Pakistan. In the world's opinion, India is a pawn in USA's great game of cold war with China. During Soviet times, Pakistan was CIA's pawn against USSR. Now according to outside world, India is playing that role in China's context.\nA fake surgical strike was orchestrated to create an impression that Indians are cowards and won't attack Pakistan unless encouraged by the goras.\nNow in this allegorical/metaphorical video, the bald shopkeeper symbolizes India. The two fair-skinned cyclists symbolize the USA and Israel. The robbers symbolize Pakistan (No offence just symbolism from Indian viewpoint). The prominently apparent rope symbolizes the nuke. The literal use of rope is tying. Here rope is used to symbolize the thing that has tied up the hands of Indian policy makers, the nuclear weapons. On seeing the rope, the Indian goes into dormant mode. But then come along the two saviors. They sit in the driver's seat and drive away the van. They save the day for the Indians. That means USA and Israel take care of India's headache of nuclear retaliatory strike by Pakistan and thus clear the way for India's interests of invading Pakistan by conventional means. In this video, USA and Israel do favour to India by clearing obstacles for India!!\nhttps://www.youtube.com/v/vSROQRmdZJU\">\nhttps://www.youtube.com/v/b8lBoghfeWs\">\nhttps://www.youtube.com/v/03nubRyf9Zk\">\nThe following statement is often attributed to the famous scientist Charles Darwin: It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change.\nEarlier CIA contemplated similar strategy with Pakistan as the partner and forming Pak-West alliance against India.\nLondon has its first Muslim mayor - but who is he?\nMonday, 9 May 2016 | 3:04 AM ET\nIt's the rags-to-riches story of a poor boy done well. Sadiq Khan is the son of a London bus driver and a seamstress. He grew up on a government funded housing estate in a poorer area of the city and attended a local state school.\nBut what is behind the rise of the new mayor and what will he do as chief politician of one of the world's most powerful cities?\nPrior to becoming an MP, Khan was a Human Rights lawyer who acted in actions against the police, employment and discrimination law, judicial reviews as well as inquests and crime.\nDuring this time, Khan also represented the Tooting area as a Labour party Councilor for the London Borough of Wandsworth from 1994 to 2006.\nIn the May 2005 general election he moved to the national stage after winning the vote to become the Member of Parliament for Tooting.\nIn doing so, he became the first MP of Islamic faith to win election in London.\nServing under the Tony Blair cabinet, Sadiq Khan signed an open letter critical of his party's counter terrorism and foreign policy.\nIn 2008, The Sunday Times claimed that a conversation between Khan and a man later convicted of terrorism was recorded by police.\nHe also hit the headlines around this time for criticizing the Pope, following remarks from a Catholic bishop in relation to the Holocaust.\nUnder Gordon Brown's premiership in 2008, Khan was promoted to Minister of State for Communities and then Minister of State for Transport.\nAfter regaining his Tooting seat in 2010, and with his party now in opposition, Khan then set about running the successful campaign to appoint Ed Miliband as the next leader of the Labour party.\nLast year, he won his Tooting seat for a third straight term and offered lukewarm support to Jeremy Corbyn, the new left wing leader of the U.K. opposition.\nPolicies & views\nThe 45-year-old is viewed as politically to the right of the current Labour leadership and has been described by one journalist as a center-left social democrat.\nOn winning the Labour party nomination to run for London Mayor, he centered his campaign on the following policies:\nTackling London's housing shortage\nPutting a freeze on transport fares\nA promise to work with business on skills and growth\nMaking London a 'Living Wage City'\nReturning London's air quality to safe levels\nMarried a solicitor in 1994. The couple has two daughters.\nKhan claims to be a keen follower of sport, supporting Liverpool FC in soccer and Surrey County Cricket Club. He is also a governor of two local primary schools.\nhttp://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/06/hes-t...who-is-he.html\nLast edited by Amogh; January 25th, 2017 at 08:12 AM.\nThe idea may be effective because they are implementing it after all.\nCoca Cola plans $200m investment in Pakistan\nCoca Cola Beverages Pakistan Limited Group Director Public Affairs Atilla Yerlikaya, while visiting the Board of Investment (BoI), expressed interest in investing $200 million in the country in a bid to expand the company\u2019s production.\nYerlikaya informed BoI team about the company\u2019s future investment plans to establish two new plants in Faisalabad and Islamabad. 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        "raw_content": "Summers: Public Infrastructure Investment in the National Interest [feedly]\nPublic Infrastructure Investment in the National Interest\nhttp://larrysummers.com/2017/01/16/public-infrastructure-investment-in-the-national-interest/\nOn Monday, I gave a speech at Brookings and then had a discussion with my Harvard colleague Ed Glaeser on aspects of infrastructure investment. Here are the links to the video and transcript. While for reasons described below I believe the Trump campaign proposals are wholly ill conceived, I remain convinced that an increased and improved program of public infrastructure investment would be very much in the American national interest. The case for public investment today rests largely on grounds of long run policy and microeconomic efficiency given the sub-5 percent unemployment rate.\nMy remarks and conversation with Ed focused on five main issues.\nFirst, improved infrastructure has benefits that go well beyond what is picked up in standard rate of return on investment calculations. Because infrastructure is integrative, we often fail to fully understand the benefits of investment.\nNonquantitative historians are convinced that the Transcontinental railroad played a crucial role in American history. They believe it permitted the integration of the West and more broadly drew our nation together. This idea was famously challenged by Nobel Prize economist Robert Fogel in his doctoral dissertation. Fogel pointed out that transport was only a small percent of GDP and that the railroad was only a certain percent cheaper than canals so the contribution to economic growth had to be small. I suspect this calculation, which mirrors the ones usually done in evaluating infrastructure projects like high-speed rail, misses the benefits of integrative infrastructure in spurring investment and promoting agglomeration by increasing the range over which the best firms can expand and compete. My bet is that the railroad project in fact was very important for the American economy. I suspect something similar can be said on a global basis about the Suez or Panama Canal projects.\nThere is a broader point as well. Investments in a location can be divided between those that have \"spill-out consequences\" and those that have \"pull-in\" effects. Investments in new science for example has benefits that spread out widely, as do investments in educating children some of whom inevitably migrate. Investments in infrastructure on the other hand have benefits that are local to where the investment takes place and are likely to attract other investments. For example Dulles airport and its successive expansions has been a huge spur to the economic development of Northern Virginia. At a time of resurgent interest in the national dimension of economic success, infrastructure projects have the virtue that their benefits are very much concentrated where the investments take place.\nSecond, there is a particularly compelling case for maintenance investment. Ed and I agreed that there was a presumption that this should be the case since all of the incentives facing political decision makers work against adequate maintenance. Deferred maintenance liabilities are largely unmeasured, unnoticed and passed on to subsequent generations of elected officials. No one can name a maintenance project. The desire to come in on budget discourages what might be called \"pre-maintenance,\" such as when the high return insulation investments got stripped out at the last moment of Harvard building projects.\nThe examples are pretty stark. The American Society of Civil Engineers, who are admittedly an interested party, estimate that extra repairs costs for American automobiles each year have a cost that is the equivalent of a 75 cent a gallon gasoline tax. As I have said many times, look at La Guardia or Kennedy airport. I was struck many years ago by the young teacher who approached me in Oakland after as Secretary of the Treasury I gave a speech about the importance of education. She said \"Secretary Summers\u2014that was a great speech. But the paint is chipping off the walls of this school, not off the walls at McDonald's or the movie theatre. So why should the kids believe this society thinks their education is the most important thing\" I had no good answer.\nAs with potentially collapsing bridges, prevention is cheaper than cure and in many cases the return on \"un-derferring\" maintenance far exceeds government borrowing rates. Borrowing to finance maintenance should not be viewed as incurring a new cost but as shifting from the fast compounding liability of maintenance to the slowly compounding liability of explicit debt. It should also be noted that inevitably one maintains what has been used, so maintenance investment is much less likely to turn out a white elephant than new infrastructure investment.\nMy guess is that the United States could profitably spend an additional 0.5 percent of GDP or about $1.25 trillion over the next decade on maintenance of its infrastructure.\nThird, there are important new infrastructure investment projects that almost certainly have high rates of return. I have previously used as an example the renewal of the US air traffic control system. While vacuum tubes are no longer in use in our system, radar technology of the kind used during World War II is pervasive, and there is essentially no role for GPS in our current architecture. The result is greater than necessary threats to safety, substantial unnecessary emission of greenhouse gases as planes circle to maintain greater than necessary distances between themselves, pervasive delays during peak travel times, and inefficient usage of airport capacity. Current plans do not involve a satisfactory system being fully implemented until the mid 2030s. The Treasury Department recently released a study identifying 40 projects with a combined cost in the range of $200 billion and cost-benefit ratios in the range of 2 to 10. This does not take account for projects that take account of new technological progress. For example, autonomous vehicle technology will create new possibilities for very high speed travel lanes. And new developments in energy storage and transmission create potential for infrastructure technologies that will yield large social benefits by facilitating the adoption of renewable energy technologies like solar and wind, where intermittency is an important issue. I suspect also that pervasive fast wireless will create benefits that are currently unimaginable in the same way that the Transcontinental Railroad did.\nI would be very surprised if another 0.5 percent of GDP could not be profitably invested in new infrastructure over the next decade. A $2.5 trillion program would still leave public investment at levels that are low by the standards of the post-World War II period in the United States or other countries. Given how much less we are now spending\u2013on the order of 3 percent of GDP \u2014 on national defense compared to the above 5 percent we spent for much of the post-War period, it is not plausible to assert that we cannot afford these investments as a nation. Indeed, if over time infrastructure investments yield a return of even 6 percent and if government can capture even 1/6 of that return in increased tax collections, they will pay for themselves at current low levels of real interest rates.\nFourth, better infrastructure investment is as important as more infrastructure investment. Quality is as important as Quantity. Progressives are right to decry the inadequate level of public investment in the United States. Conservative complaints about regulatory obstacles, problems in project selection, inefficient procurement, and inattention to the use of pricing in assuring the efficient use of infrastructure are equally valid. The short 300 foot bridge outside my office connecting Cambridge and Boston has been under repair with substantial traffic delays for nearly 5 years. Julius Caesar built from scratch a bridge 7x as long spanning the Rhine in 9 days! Famously, it has taken longer to repair the eastern span of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco than took to build the original. Yes, Robert Moses and his contemporaries were too heedless of the environment and the interests of local communities. But we can surely find ways of coming to far more rapid decisions with far less promiscuously distributed veto power than is the case in much of the United States today.\nThere is too much pork barrel and too little cost-benefit analysis in infrastructure decision making. Projects should be required to pass cost-benefit tests and proposals like a national infrastructure bank that would insulate a larger portion of decision-making from politics should be seriously considered. Ed Glaeser is right that new infrastructure investment in declining areas is often a terrible idea as declining population means that these areas have if anything too much infrastructure. And Field of Dreams\u2014 \"build it and they will come\" approaches do not have a very good track record. Ways should be found to make the costs of procrastination on maintenance more salient and to institutionalize resistance to low-ball cost estimates from advocates of more visionary projects.\nThe goal of building rapidly at minimum cost should be the primary objective in infrastructure procurement. Deviations from this principle should take place only with compelling justification.\nCrucially, modern technology makes possible much more pricing of infrastructure usage than was once the case. In particular, transponder technology means that usage of roads can be priced with sensitivity to exact location and time much as power is priced today. To date, congestion pricing has been very difficult politically. My hope is that in the same way that pricing in the environmental area was once decried as \"purchased licenses to pollute\" and is today quite widely accepted, formulas can be found to introduce congestion pricing. The benefits are potentially very large. And it should be possible to find formulas that assure that losers are compensated.\nTo assert that current public investment decision-making is highly flawed should not be taken as a blanket endorsement of private sector reliance. While there are areas where public-private partnerships are desirable, these should be approached with great caution. The private sector often demands rates of return far greater than public sector borrowing costs, especially in the current low interest rate environment. Insisting on private participation could well substantially raise costs without addressing major problems.\nThe proposals of Trump advisors Peter Navarro and Wilbur Ross to rely on tax credits to augment infrastructure investment are a textbook case of the dangers of knee-jerk private sector reliance. These benefits would (i) largely go to developers and contractors for infrastructure projects like new pipelines that would happen even without new incentives and so be highly regressive; (ii) raise costs by failing to reach the tax-free pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and international investors who are the most plausible sources of incremental infrastructure finance; (iii) not encourage at all the highest return maintenance projects like fixing potholes that do not yield a pecuniary return for investors; and (iv) by offering credits at an unprecedented 82 percent rate, invite all kinds of tax shelter abuse.\nFifth, while the case for expanded infrastructure investment does not depend on Keynesian stimulus or aggregate demand considerations, secular stagnation risks reinforce the argument for increased public investment. As the previous points illustrate, there is a compelling case (wholly apart from any ideas about aggregate demand) for increased infrastructure investment. To the extent that, as I have argued elsewhere, the industrial world is likely to be prone to a chronic excess of saving over private investment in the years ahead, this case is reinforced. Excess saving means that very low real interest costs are likely to persist, reducing the capital cost of infrastructure investment. While the evidence is far from conclusive, my guess is that low real borrowing costs raise the risk of bubbles and financial instability. This argues for a shift in the policy mix, from monetary policy towards fiscal policy. And to the extent that, because of constraints on how low interest rates can go, recessions are more frequent and protracted in the years ahead, the case for expansionary fiscal policy is reinforced. To be clear, I do not believe that infrastructure investment can be turned on and off in response to cyclical fluctuations without big efficiency losses. And I do not believe that there is a case for make-work projects that cannot be justified on microeconomic grounds. There is however a case for expanded public investment on a sustained basis with financing from borrowing or taxes that varies with cyclical conditions.\nThere is also the consideration that infrastructure investment is likely to disproportionately benefit groups like middle-aged men with limited education who face a major structural employment problem. One way of thinking about this is that it means the real cost of investment is lower because those working on infrastructure would otherwise have been unemployed and perhaps collecting unemployment or disability benefits. 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        "raw_content": "Edward A. Johnson\nDr. Edward Johnson is the President of University Growth Solutions LLC. UGS is dedicated to achieving the preferred futures of America's independent colleges and universities. The company partners with motivated institutions to create and execute distinctive, market-driven strategic plans, initiatives, and inspiring stories, driven by innovative, long-term revenue stream solutions that will fuel their futures.\nWith client partners, UGS provides turn-key strategic plans, operations solutions and implementation leadership in many areas, including structural, academic program, real-estate, enrollment, and alternative revenue streams growth.\nIn 2003, Dr. Johnson created University Realty Advisors, LLC to advise universities, cities, developers, and financiers on the development of branch campuses in the USA Sunbelt. Advisory services include environmental scanning, business plan development, academic consortium planning, and site master planning.\nIn addition to his Sias University service, Dr. Johnson currently serves on the Boards of Second Nature (chair), Prescott College (AZ) (Vice-Chair), Gainey Business Bancorp (chair), the Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP), and the GREIT Liquidation Trust. Dr. Johnson's 30-year higher education career includes leadership positions in both public and independent higher education. His accomplishments include:\n- creation of the America's first Law, Science and Technology Center at Arizona State University\u2019s College of Law,\n- creation of the America's first undergraduate program in social entrepreneurship at Sterling College,\n- creation of the first international leadership degree program for Habitat for Humanity International at Sterling College\n- creation of the America's first state-level public policy center for K-16 ethnic minority student achievement (Arizona), and\n- creation of the America's first private-sector 529 College Savings Program in Arizona.\nDr. Johnson previously led two higher education organizations - Everest College Phoenix, and Everest University Online.\nFrom 1997-2003, he also served as President of Sterling College (Kansas), a liberal arts college affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). Dr. Johnson holds a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration, and a Juris Doctor degree from Creighton University. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in History and Political Science from Morningside College (Sioux City, Iowa).",
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        "raw_content": "Pages with script errors, Pages with broken file links, Cities in Hartford County, Connecticut,\nFlag of Bristol, Connecticut\nFlag Official seal of Bristol, Connecticut\nNickname(s): Mum City, Bell City\nLocation in Hartford County, Connecticut\nCoordinates: 41\u00b040\u203252\u2033N 72\u00b056\u203226\u2033W\ufeff / \ufeff41.68111, -72.94056Coordinates: 41\u00b040\u203252\u2033N 72\u00b056\u203226\u2033W\ufeff / \ufeff41.68111, -72.94056\nKen Cockayne (R)[1]\nci.bristol.ct.us\nBristol is a suburban city located in Hartford County, Connecticut, United States, 20 miles (32 km) southwest of Hartford. As of the 2010 census, the population of the city was 60,477.[2] Bristol is primarily known as the home of ESPN, whose central studios are in the city. Bristol is also home to Lake Compounce, America's oldest functioning theme park. Bristol was known as a clock-making city in the 19th century, and is home to the American Clock & Watch Museum. Bristol's nicknames include the \"Bell City\", because of a history manufacturing innovative spring-driven doorbells, and the \"Mum City\", because it was once a leader in chrysanthemum production and still holds an annual Bristol Mum Festival.[3] In 2010, Bristol was ranked 84th on Money Magazine's \"Best Places to Live\".[4] In 2013, Hartford Magazine ranked Bristol as Greater Hartford's top municipality in the \"Best Bang for the Buck\" category.\nAccording to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 26.8 square miles (69.5 km2), of which 26.4 square miles (68.4 km2) is land and 0.39 square miles (1.0 km2), or 1.51%, is water.[2] The city contains several distinct sections, including Chippens Hill in the northwestern quarter of Bristol, Edgewood in the northeastern quarter, and Forestville, and in the southeastern quarter. The majority of Bristol's cityscape is residential in character, though since 2008 there has been a push for commercial development in the city.[5] The city is part of the Naugatuck Valley Regional Planning Organization following the closure of the Central Connecticut Regional Planning Agency, the metropolitan planning organization for Bristol, New Britain, and surrounding towns for decades.[6]\nPeaceable Oak Tree\nForestville was the hunting grounds of the Tunxis tribe until the 19th century.[7] The village was established in 1833 and named Forestville for its wooded surroundings. Forestville today has grown into a mini-metropolis of suburban neighborhoods and local businesses. The boundaries of Forestville go from the Plainville town line, south to the Southington town line, west up to the industrial development along Middle street and crosses King Street, including properties on Kingswood Drive and Bernside Drive, north up to Bristol Eastern High School, then north up to the south edge of properties on Louisiana Avenue, then to the west of properties on the west side of Brook Street and from there, goes up to commercial development along Farmington Avenue. Within the Forestville area, there are two subsections known as East Bristol and the Stafford District. Forestville village has a library (Manross), post office, meeting hall, community group (Forestville Village Association), fire station, cemetery, funeral home, two urban parks (Quinlan Veterans Park and Clock Tower Park), Pequabuck Duck Race, Memorial Day Parade, Summer Concert Night, Pumpkin Festival, and a railroad station (no longer in use). At one time all of Forestville had its own zip code.[8][9]\nBristol is about 20 miles west of Hartford, 120 miles southwest from Boston, and approximately 100 miles northeast of New York City.\nSee also: List of Connecticut locations by per capita income\nHistorical population of\nBristol[12][13]\nAs of the 2010 census, there were 60,477 people, 25,189 households, and 16,175 families residing in the city. The population density was 2,265.8 inhabitants per square mile (874.8/km\u00b2). There were 26,125 housing units at an average density of 985.6 per square mile (380.5/km\u00b2). The racial makeup of the city is 87.74% White, 3.84% African American, 9.64% Hispanic, 0.19% Native American, 1.94% Asian, 0.02% Pacific Islander, 3.72% from other races, and 2.54% from two or more races.\nIn 2000 there were 24,886 households in Bristol, of which 29.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 49.6% were married couples living together, 11.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 35.0% were non-families. 28.9% of all households were made up of individuals, and 10.7% consisted of a sole resident who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.38, and the average family size was 2.94.\nThe age diversity at the 2000 census was 23.2% under the age of 18, 7.2% from 18 to 24, 32.5% from 25 to 44, 22.2% from 45 to 64, and 14.9% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females there were 93.6 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90.6 males.\nThe median income for a household in the city in 2010 was $57,610. The per capita income for the city was $30,573. 10.5% of the population was living below the poverty line. Out of the total population, 8.7% of those under the age of 18 and 5.9% of those 65 and older were living below the poverty line.\nDemocratic 12,480 381 12,861 38.64%\nRepublican 5,531 206 5,737 17.24%\nUnaffiliated 13,954 729 14,683 44.11%\nMinor Parties 4 0 4 0.01%\nEducation in Bristol is conducted using seven elementary schools (grades kindergarten through five), two middle schools (grades six, seven and eight), and two high schools. In addition to these public schools, there are three private Catholic Schools, and one Lutheran School available. These add an additional three pre-kindergarten through grade 8 schools and one additional high school.[15]\nA recent press release shows good scores on the Connecticut Academic Performance Test, a standardized test which students take statewide in tenth grade. The report states that more than 87% of Bristol students scored at or above the proficient level in each of the content areas assessed.[16]\nK-through-8 schools\nBingham School (closed June 2010) [17] Chippens Hill Middle School[18] Saint Anthony School (Closed as of 2016) Bristol Central High School[19]\nEdgewood School[20] Memorial Boulevard Middle School Closed June 2012[21] Saint Matthew School [4] Bristol Eastern High School[22]\nGreene-Hills School[23] Northeast Middle School[24] Saint Joseph School [5] St. Paul Catholic High School[6]\nHubbell School[25] Immanuel Lutheran School [7]\nIvy Drive School[26]\nJennings School (closed June 2012)[27]\nMountain View School[28]\nO'Connell School (closed June 2012)[29]\nSouth Side School[30]\nStafford School[31]\nRecently, it has been proposed that the educational system of the city be redesigned. Because some of the schools are in historic buildings, new schools are being sought by the city. In addition, it has been proposed that the entire education system of the city be redesigned, eliminating the middle school category. In other words, all schools would be kindergarten through eighth grade or high school. The Bristol Board of Education's[32] appeals for support for this project have been met with mixed emotions.[33]\nPublic safety Edit\nEMS Edit\nBristol's emergency medical services program has been provided by Bristol Hospital since 1977. It was designed to assume the responsibility previously carried by the Bristol Police Department. The Bristol Hospital's EMS are carried out using 6 emergency ambulances, 2 paramedic intercept vehicles and 4 wheelchair vans.[34]\nFire department Edit\nThe Bristol, Connecticut Fire Department is a full-service fire department with five engine companies (or stations) and one tower company. The Bristol Board of Fire Commissioners consists of five members appointed by the Mayor who establish the primary policies of the fire department.[35]\nPolice department Edit\nThe Bristol Police Department is a full-service police department with approximately 125 sworn officers. In addition to a vehicular patrol division, downtown Bristol is also policed by a bicycle division and walking beat officers. During any shift, there may be as many as 20 officers on duty, not including detectives and officers from other divisions.[36]\nRevitalization Edit\nSince 2008, Bristol has begun another renovation of the downtown area. This has included a complete overhaul of a park in the center of the city. In addition, an outdated and underused mall from the 1970s was demolished in 2008.[37] Also, North Main Street was improved in 2008 by adding islands in the road, elegant street lighting and a brick median when the road was repaved.[38] In 2010, a preferred developer agreement was signed for a comprehensive $225 million redevelopment utilizing new urbanism strategies. A sharp decline in the availability of federal funding and a sluggish economy has stalled the project significantly. There has yet to be any groundbreaking as of the year 2016. Most of the city's redevelopment plans can be found in the city's \"West End Study\" and its 2015 Plan of Conservation and Development.\nBlight Committee Edit\nIn the 1990s, the Blight Committee was formed to enforce appearance laws, and even demolish[39] properties which it deems are unsightly and unkempt. This committee is tasked with ensuring that properties are not abandoned and that all properties are reasonably maintained.\nIn 2008, the Bristol Blight Committee was disbanded in order to make way for a new committee, the Bristol Code Enforcement Committee. This new committee has even greater powers and can now deal with both appearances and structural integrity issues of buildings in Bristol. The purpose of the committee is to streamline the process of enforcing the issues the former Blight Committee was tasked with. The law requires all structures to be free of \"abandoned vehicles, nuisances, refuse, pollution and filth ... broken glass, loose shingles, holes, cracked or damaged siding, crumbling brick and other conditions 'reflective of deterioration or inadequate maintenance.'\"[40]\nIn addition to the Mum Festival, Bristol holds an annual street festival with a car show and a family farms weekend at Minors Farm, Shepherd Meadows and Roberts Orchard, similar to that of Southington's apple festival, all of which are held around September.[3]\nMum Festival and Parade Edit\nThe first Bristol Mum Festival began on July 7, 1962, and included a parade. The members of the Chamber of Commerce and City of Bristol officials met and completed a list of activities to take place over six days. They wanted to focus on the positive things that were occurring in Bristol. When the festival opened it was originally known as the \"Fall Festival\". In 1963 the chrysanthemum (\"Mum\") was also added to the festival's name. Prior to 1986 the nurseries in Bristol would produce over 80,000 mum plants. In 2014, city leaders elected to adopt a new \"brand\" for the city. \"All Heart\" became the new logo on letterheads and T-shirts and even the \"Mum Festival\" leaders were \"encouraged\" to adopt the new image at the festival and parade.\nOther attractions Edit\nBristol has many parks: Peck, Page, Rockwell, Bracket, Barnes Nature Center, Indian Rock, Forestville Memorial and many more.[41] The city is also home to Lake Compounce, the oldest continuously operated amusement park in North America, and to the New England Carousel Museum, the American Clock & Watch Museum, the Imagine Nation Children's Museum, Bristol Military Memorial Museum, Bristol Historical Society Museum and the Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum. The Harry Barnes Memorial Nature Center comprises 70 acres (280,000 m2) of forest and fields, with nature trails and an interpretive center.\nBristol has one major sports team The Bristol Blues who play home games at Muzzy Field\nMuzzy Field is one of the oldest ballparks in the United States. In 2012 and 2013, the City of Bristol approved funding for a significant renovation project of the historic ballpark.\nBristol hosts the Little League New England and Mid-Atlantic Regional playoffs every August at the A. Bartlett Giamatti Little League Center.[42][43][44]\nThe local daily newspaper is the Bristol Press, and town news is also featured in a small weekly called the Bristol Observer. It is also home to The Tattoo, one of the first on-line newspapers.[45]\nNotable companies Edit\nThe companies below are some of the most notable in Bristol. These, in addition to Bristol Hospital, are the largest private employers in the area.[46]\nAssociated Spring Edit\nFounded in 1857 and headquartered in Bristol, Barnes Group is a diversified international manufacturer of precision metal components and assemblies and a distributor of industrial supplies, serving a wide range of markets and customers. Barnes Group consists of three businesses with 2005 sales of $1.1 billion.[47]\nESPN Edit\nESPN houses its broadcast studios in Bristol on Middle Street. ESPN is the largest taxpayer to the City of Bristol.[48]\nESPN's former parent, Capital Cities Communications, once owned the local ABC affiliate WTNH, but sold it after acquiring ABC (which owned ESPN), and later merged with the Walt Disney Company.\nOtis Elevator company Edit\nThough its beginnings were in Yonkers, New York, Otis Elevator Company possesses the largest elevator test tower in the United States in Bristol. Located near ESPN and Lake Compounce, the 383-foot (117 m)-high tower is easily visible from the surrounding roads.[49][50]\nTop employers Edit\nAccording to Bristol's 2010 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report,[51] the top employers in the city were:\n1 ESPN 3,400\n2 Bristol Hospital 1,750\n3 City of Bristol & Board of Education 1,656\n4 Stephen AutoMall Centre 200\n5 IDEX Health & Science 200\n6 Sheriden Woods Health Care Center 180\n7 Quality Coils 170\n8 Stop & Shop 150\n9 Rowley Spring and Stamping 150\n10 The Pines at Bristol 140\nAlbert Rockwell (1862-1925) inventor, manufacturer, industrialist, and philanthropist who moved to Bristol in the 1880s. He designed and manufactured doorbells and other kinds of bells (hence the name Bell City), bicycle breaks, ball bearings, and automobiles.\nAmos Bronson Alcott (1799-1888), father of Louisa May Alcott, taught school in Bristol on two different occasions: in 1823 and, after teaching in Cheshire for a time, again in Bristol from 1827-1828. Alcott later moved to Concord, Massachusetts where he became acquainted with many prominent Transcendentalists and literary figures.\nJohn R. Broderick (1957-), President of Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, was born in Bristol.\nGary Burghoff (1943-), actor who played the character Corporal Walter \"Radar\" O'Reilly in both the film and television series M*A*S*H, was born in Bristol.\nBob Crane (1928\u20131978), actor who played the title role in the television series Hogan's Heroes, worked for WBIS radio station in Bristol early in his career.\nChris Denorfia, Major League Baseball outfielder for the Chicago Cubs, was born in Bristol.\nFrank Filipetti, music producer, was born in Bristol.\nMichelle Guerette (1980-), Olympic athlete, graduated from Bristol Central High School\nAaron Hernandez, former New England Patriots football player, convicted murderer\nGordon J. Humphrey (1940-), U.S. Senator from New Hampshire (1979\u20131991) was born in Bristol.\nCliff Johnson, author of The Fool's Errand, was born in Bristol.\nKaren Josephson (1964-) and Sarah Josephson (1964-), twin sisters who won the silver medal in synchronized swimming at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea and the gold medal at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain, were born in Bristol.\nScott Perkins (1980-), American composer, was raised in Bristol and graduated from Bristol Central High School.\nMike Reiss (1959-), longtime writer for \"The Simpsons\", is a Bristol native.\nFred Lynn debuted in his professional baseball career playing for the Bristol Red Sox at Muzzy Field, a depression-era-built ballpark in Bristol. Baseball Hall of Famer Jim Rice, who debuted with Williamsport in the New York-Penn League and then played for Winter Haven of the Florida State League, also played part of his minor league career for the Bristol Red Sox.\nAdrian Wojnarowski, New York Times best-selling author and NBA Columnist for Yahoo Sports and Fox Sports One was raised in Bristol and attended Bristol Central High School.\nBristolCityHall.jpg\nBristolPoliceCourt.jpg\nPolice HQ/Courthouse\nBristolMainLib.jpg\nGridley House, about 1908\nRailroad station and Prospect Street, about 1913\nForestville railroad station, about 1912\nBristolManrossLib.jpg\nManross Library, center of Forestville\n^ \"City of Bristol, CT - Office of the Mayor 2\". Ci.bristol.ct.us. http://www.ci.bristol.ct.us/content/5816/default.aspx. Retrieved 2011-11-05.\n^ a b c \"Geographic Identifiers: 2010 Demographic Profile Data (G001): Bristol city, Connecticut\". 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Why All the Fuss?\nApril 18: Clarence Darrow \u00bb\nApril 16: Anatole France\nIt was on this date, April 16, 1844, that the French writer, critic and Nobel Laureate Anatole France was born in Paris. His real name was Jacques Anatole Fran\u00e7ois Thibault. Because his father, a bookseller, called his shop the \u2018Librarie de France,\u2019 he adopted this as his surname, becoming Anatole France.\nThe struggling writer began as a journalist, and married Val\u00e9rie Gu\u00e9rin de Sauville in 1877. She was wealthy enough to mentor France and get him noticed, so that he could make his breakthrough with the novel, The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard in 1881. The mentoring did not keep France faithful, however, and he began a liaison with Madame Arman de Caillavet, a patron of arts and the great love of France\u2019s life. The tensions pulled apart his marriage and France divorced his wife in 1893. He was to have many other amours, both concurrently and after his lover\u2019s death in 1910. It is not surprising that he once said, \u201cOf all the sexual aberrations, chastity is the strangest,\u201d and \u201cReligion has done love a great service by making it a sin.\u201d\nHis most famous work, Penguin Island, in 1908, was a satire set in the mythical land of Penguinia, substituting penguins for humans \u2014 much like Orwell\u2019s Animal Farm substituted animals for people. It poked fun at the foibles of mankind, the Church, and government. In his 1914 Revolt of Angels, France portrayed an angel converted to free thought through exposure to Epicurean philosophy. It was his idea that, \u201cIf fifty million people say a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing.\u201d\nAll of France\u2019s novels were unabashedly pagan, and, in addition to lampooning clerics and Christianity, France argued for social reforms and attacked the shortcomings of contemporary society. He would say with a smirk in The Red Lily (1894), \u201cThe law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread.\u201d In the 1920s his writings were put on the Index of Forbidden Books of the Roman Catholic Church.\nFrance joined his friend \u00c9mile Zola in the Dreyfus case and was the first to sign Zola\u2019s famous article J\u2019Accuse, condemning the false treason indictment of Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish officer. At a 1904 International Congress of Freethinkers at Paris, France said, \u201cThe gods advance, but they always lag behind the thoughts of men\u2026. The Christian God was once a Jew. Now he is an anti-Semite.\u201d France was elected to the Acad\u00e9mie Fran\u00e7aise in 1896 and awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1921. He was honorary President of the French National Association of Freethinkers, perhaps on the basis of his drastic criticism of the Church in a 1905 work, The Church and the Republic.\nTen years before his death, France moved to Tours, where he died on October 12, 1924. His funeral drew attendees from the highest ranks of the French government.\nTags: Arman de Caillavet, Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard, Emile Zola, Index of Forbidden Books, Nobel Literature, Penguin Island, Red Lily, Religion of Anatole France, Revolt of Angels, Thibault, Valerie Guerin de Sauville",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab October 16: Oscar Wilde\nOctober 18: Henri Bergson \u00bb\nOctober 17: Religion and the Chartres Cathedral\nConsecration of Chartres Cathedral (1260)\nThe fa\u00e7ade of Chartres\nIt was on this date, October 17, 1260, that one of the finest examples of high Gothic art, Chartres Cathedral in northern France, was consecrated under King (Saint) Louis and Pope Alexander IV. It is known officially as the \u201cCathedral of Our Lady in Chartres,\u201d (French: Cath\u00e9drale N\u00f4tre-Dame de Chartres) Although there would be additions after 1260, the original 13th century structure, begun in 1145 and resumed after a fire in 1194, was completed over a 26-year period.\nSurely, the Chartres Cathedral is an example of the quality of art inspired by religious faith? Such a romantic notion of the Middle Ages, as often taught in high school history classes, would be true if it could be demonstrated from history that periods of undisturbed religious faith coincided with periods of great art. Even a casual observer of the period would note that of course there was great religious art in the medieval era because the Roman Catholic Church was very wealthy and therefore employed the most talented artists!\nThe Gothic style we see in the Chartres Cathedral was developed very slowly during two centuries from the Romanesque in north-central France. Far from a product of faith, Gothic art arose at a time when the bishoprics and abbeys were woefully corrupt. Its technical advances were developed along utilitarian, not sectarian, lines.\nIf faith built the cathedrals, whose faith would that be? Certainly not the many workers, for their hands only moved the materials. It must have started with the architects, but what do we really know about them? For example, the architect of the beautiful Speyer Cathedral in Germany was the Bishop of Osnabruck. He took religious orders only for the title and revenues and was described by contemporaries as \u201csensual and worldly.\u201d The architect at Chartres was B\u00e9ranger, but little is known of his religious faith, or if he had any at all. Even the names of other architects at other cathedrals are totally unknown.\nThe cathedral at Chartres\nIn fact, the Chartres Cathedral was constructed as a tourist trap: its very purpose was to attract pilgrims to patronize local merchants and fill church coffers with cash. Civic authorities candidly crowed that they just wanted to outshine, if not outspend, other cities. Was this religious passion, or the desire for donations?\nBut, then, the general piety and sobriety of the Age of Cathedrals are always overstated in popular histories. The period coincides with the notorious Age of Chivalry, one of the most egregiously licentious in European history. It is not often pointed out that the cathedrals (notably Chartres and Rheims) were used in the week after Christmas for the \u201cFeast of Fools\u201d and for blasphemous and indecent parodies of the Mass \u2013 often with the participation of the clergy! Pope Innocent III condemned the practice, which shows that it was taking place. The cathedrals had many nooks and crannies, perfect for furtive \u201cassignations\u201d or for soliciting for prostitution: in fact, in Germany, some prostitutes were called \u201cCathedral Girls.\u201d\nYes, there were many pious people in the Age of Cathedrals, but the general moral level would shock a rock star. The most authoritative histories of the era confirm that the artwork was inspired by an economic revival and a concentration of wealth, not a religious revival or a concentration on Christ. Does religion inspire great art? If the Cathedral at Chartres is any example, the answer is \u2013 only when the inspiration comes in the form of gold coins!\nTags: Age of Cathedrals, Alexander IV, Beranger, Cathedral Girls, Cathedral of Our Lady in Chartres, Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Chartres, Feast of Fools, Feast of the Ass, gargoyles, Gothic style, King Louis, Religion and the Chartres Cathedral",
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        "raw_content": "Harnessing Bhutan\u2019s Sacred Rivers for Power\nWritten by noajones\ton February 28, 2012 . Published in Liquid asset on Asia, Bhutan.\nParo River (Photo from Wikimedia Commons but originally posted to Flickr by taxidesign CC-BY-2.0)\nThe other day I was in a taxi shuttling between Bhutan\u2019s capital city of Thimphu and the Paro Valley along the Chhu River. I sat cleaved between two ladies in the back seat and as we passed the beautiful 14th century monastery of Thangtong Gyalpo, the woman next to me tipped the last drops of water from a plastic bottle into her mouth and started to roll down the window. The air in my lungs froze and before I could say a word, she\u2019d tossed the bottle out the window.\n\u201cWhat! How could you do that? Why?\u201d I blurted out. She was a peasant woman and the driver kindly translated for me. Everyone in the car was chuckling at my consternation.\n\u201cShe said it\u2019s OK, it will go into the river,\u201d said the driver.\nOnly one decade ago, the Bhutanese could throw their waste into the river because it was made of organic materials. But since the country has opened its doors to the world in 1999, a flood of plastic and aluminum coated chip packets, noodle bags,bubble gum wrappers and so on has poured across its borders and into the river systems. It\u2019s incredibly depressing to see the landscape disfigured as litter piles up everywhere in nooks and crannies.\nThere is a general belief among people that the rivers will sweep the garbage out to India which means it\u2019s no concern of theirs.\nBhutan is famous as the land of Gross National Happiness (GNH) but the royal government still keeps a watchful eye on its gross national product (GNP), as nobody can live on smiles alone. This landlocked country\u2019s number one export is hydroelectricity which generates more than 50% of the country\u2019s gross revenue. This shift to monetizing what was once a sacred river system began in 1966 with the first hydroelectric project in the southern border town of Phuntsholing.\nThere are still some Bhutanese who believe that messing with rivers is messing with the dakini protectors or naga spirits who inhabit them and worry that the local deities might be brewing up retribution. But for the most part, the Bhutanese are chuffed to have such an effortless and nonpolluting export that also serves to brighten their homes and enables them to hook up their satellite dishes. Hydropower is going to be the key to bringing electricity to every region of the country. The date set for the country to be entirely on the grid is 2020.\nChallenges of hydroelectric development\nBhutan is about the size of Pennsylvania or Switzerland, with a landmass of roughly 14,800 square miles. The country lies at a steep angle, draped on the southern slopes of the Himalayas. In the short distance between the parallel latitudes of 26\u00b0 and 29\u00b0N, between its northern border with China and the southern border of India, there is a perennial flow of water through the country\u2019s four major river systems, which carry the annual potential of 30,000 megawatts of energy, before fanning out into the plains of India. To date, less than 2% of the potential of the sacred Wang Chhu, Puna Tsang Chhu, Amo Chhu, and Drangme Chhu rivers have been harnessed.\nBut partnerships with India have been set up to boost that potential. India has invested hugely in Bhutan\u2019s economy and is the primary consumer of the country\u2019s energy. The Indian government has notably also provided the majority of technical and financial assistance to develop the hydroelectric projects here. If India were to stop buying power from Bhutan, or if output were somehow compromised, the Bhutanese economy would simply shut down.\nGlacial lakes \u2013 the source of much of the water that comes through the power plants \u2013 are being carefully watched by environmentalists as the glacial shelves have been shrinking. The risk of massive flooding and draining of these important lakes appears imminent. There are about 60 natural mountain lakes and a reported 2,674 glacial lakes. Of these about 25 are potential Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) hazards.\nHydroelectric power development also carries other potentially harmful environmental impacts which are well outlined in this piece by Public Radio International.\nHow to awaken the protective spirit, the innate environmental instinct of the Bhutanese so that development in the country proceeds in a more sustainable manner is the real question. Many have said that education is the key.\nTags: BHUTAN, hydropower, rivers\nnoajones\nI am a writer of fiction and creative nonfiction with twenty years of journalism experience. I am a columnist for Tricycle Magazine (it's about food mostly, with a sprinkling of Buddhism). Concurrent with my writing career, I have worked with numerous nonprofit organizations and major corporations as a communications director, development director and project coordinator. Since 2010 I have been Education Coordinator for the Lho Mon Society, developing curricular alternatives for the Kingdom of Bhutan in association with the Ministry of Education, the Royal Education Council and a number of NGOs. I am overseeing workshops for teacher development and integrated curriculum design while observing and participating in local classrooms. I received masters degree in creative writing, fiction, from Hunter College and am working on a novel.",
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        "raw_content": "82-unit San Rafael complex sold for $42.6 million\nBy Keri Brenner, Marin Independent Journal\nA major apartment complex in north San Rafael has changed hands for the third time in nine years, signaling what could be an uptick in Marin\u2019s already heated upscale rental market and a \u201ctrickle-down\u201d increase in value in the surrounding neighborhood.\nLos Angeles-based investment firm Coastal City Partners LLC on Oct. 23 purchased 33 North, an 82-unit complex at 33 San Pablo Ave. near the Marin Civic Center, for $42.6 million, said Rich Benson, Marin County assessor-recorder. The six-story property, which is fully leased except for two units, has a troubled past.\nIt was originally planned as a $60 million condominium complex in 2008 by managing corporation Monahan Pacific of San Rafael. However, the launch timing on the project came just as the economy and housing market were starting to tank in the recession.\nOver the next four years, Monahan Pacific spent $55 million to finish the project. In June 2012 it was purchased for $36.4 million through a federal bankruptcy sale by a joint venture of The Praedium Group of New York and Empire USA of Los Angeles. Of the sale proceeds, $33.4 million went to U.S. Bank, which had a secured claim on the property, according to federal court documents. The bank filed a lawsuit against Monahan Pacific, saying the developer defaulted on a $35 million loan.\nThe Praedium Group and Empire USA turned the complex into rental units.\nThen, in March 2015, it was purchased by an entity known as BRE Piper MF 33 North CA LLC for $45 million, Benson said. BRE Piper MF 33 North CA LLC is listed as a Delaware LLC with no agent mentioned, according to California Secretary of State records.\nThe third and current sale to Coastal City Partners appears to be at the right place and the right time, said Christopher Barrow, of Kentfield-based Foundation Homes International, a firm that does residential property management specializing in single family homes. Coastal City Partners is a Delaware LLC intending to do business in California whose agent is Jeffrey Anastas, according to the Secretary of State records.\n\u201cI think it\u2019s a great deal,\u201d Barrow said. \u201cI think that area in general, especially with the SMART train going in, is really going up in value.\u201d\nBarrow, who had helped prior owners on occasion to lease the property by sharing leads on potential apartment tenants, speculated that the new owner\u2019s main challenge will be competition from other high-end Marin apartment complexes such as The Cove in Tiburon, and Tam Ridge and The Preserve, both in Corte Madera.\n\u201cThey\u2019re (Coastal City) going to have to up their game a bit,\u201d he said.\nThe entire Santa Venetia area along North San Pedro Road is becoming more desirable due to easy freeway access, the SMART train and proximity to amenities such as the Marin Farmers Market at the Civic Center, Barrow noted.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a lot going on,\u201d he said. \u201cI think there will be a trickle-down effect.\u201d\nSavannah Funicello, property manager at 33 North, said the units range in rental price from $2,740 per month for a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment to $6,500 monthly for a two-bedroom, two-bath and den penthouse. The two vacancies are one-bedroom units with extra space and are leasing for $2,995 monthly, she said.\n\u201cWe are doing really well,\u201d Funicello said of the occupancy rate. She said the apartments, because of their condo past, have 62 different configurations and varied sizes and amenities, including balconies, gourmet kitchens and wet bars.\nCommunal areas such as the gym, community room and rooftop lounge have been renovated within about the past year, she said.\nFunicello is employed by Greystar, a property management firm whose regional office is in San Francisco.",
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        "raw_content": "Finding the best iPhone 6s discounts\nApple products are our favorites, but they always burn a hole in the pocket. So, the smart ones always find the best iPhone discounts before investing in an Apple product. If you are looking for budget iPhone 6s, the timing could not be better. We know that Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas are fast approaching. However, as the e-commerce industry becomes smarter than ever, this time they have created a buzz of deals much earlier.\nInterestingly, the prices of the iPhone 6s have remained stagnant despite the launch of the iPhone 7 and X because it is a sturdy and reliable version of Apple\u2019s flagship phone. In fact, for those who find the prices of the iPhone 7, 8, and X to be exorbitant, the iPhone 6s can be an excellent low-price choice. Finding good iPhone 6s discounts is a great way to save a lot of moolah. Whether you are looking for new models or refurbished ones, or if you are looking for GSM or unlocked phones, there are numerous deals and discounts you can find online.\nIt is important to know where to look for these discounts. So we decided to find some of the hot spots online to find iPhone 6s discounts. Here\u2019s a look at some of the best deals you can find online this season!\nIf you are looking for an unlocked iPhone 6s of 16 GB, a certified but refurbished one can come at about $324 on Amazon. For those who would like an affordable iPhone 6s, discounts on the 64 GB variation are available. Amazon also has some great deals on those. You can find an unlocked GSM version at about $349.\nAnother online shop to find some cool iPhone 6s discounts is dealnews.com, where you can locate the prices of phones on different websites. It is a great resource to hunt down some of the best deals available online with their reviews. Here, you will be able to find Apple iPhone 6s phones in silver and gold as well as gray and rose gold at neat prices. Additionally, you might find some cool accessories to go with it.\nWith the holiday season coming up, Groupon has also set up dedicated coupons and deals for iPhones, since they have been a favorite buy for the last 10 years.\nBestbuy.com has many iPhone 6s discounts going on as well. In fact, they have launched the Black Friday deals early on and are offering these phones with AT&T as well as Verizon. These phones of 32GB variations start at as little as $10 per month for 30 months and about $12.45 a month for 24 months.\nBest pre-paid service and best offers @ Boost Mobile! Switch today and get iPhone 6s 32GB for $25, and if you add a\u2026 twitter.com/i/web/status/1\u2026\nBest Apple iPhone 6s 64GB Mobile Phone Deals, Offers & Discounts @@ shopmobilephones.co.uk/mobiles/apple-\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Where I read the Suppressed Transmissions 1-10\nBack in 2011, I started a lengthy RPGNet \"Where I Read\" thread on the old Suppressed Transmissions columns by Kenneth Hite, in order. I'm only about halfway through with the columns, but I feel I should archive them here on this blog as well. Here, then, are my reviews of the first 10 columns.\n1. The First Transmission\n\"I put great store in the H.P. Lovecraft dictum that the 'piecing together of dissociated knowledge' opens up 'terrifying vistas of reality,' at least in roleplaying games...\"\nThe very first column, beyond explaining the origin of the term \"Suppressed Transmission\" (from the 1991 movie \"Slacker\"), gives us an idea what to expect from future transmissions by giving us some short examples from each of the main themes - Conspiracy, Secret History, Horror, and Alternate History. Kenneth Hite starts out with an interesting rumor he read in one of his many, many books which claims that Abraham Lincoln was such a capable politician that he just couldn't have possibly have an utterly unremarkable origin - no, he had to be the son of someone famous. Thus, muses Hite, might he have been the result of some conspiracy trying to create particularly \"potent\" bloodlines, like the Prieur\u00e9 de Sion? Then he speculates on the other famous people born in the same year, 1809 - Edgar Allan Poe, Charles Darwin, and the poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson. He further hints at another noteworthy event that year, the Man Who Walked Around The Horses, which is expanded upon in one of the footnotes (where he also contemplates writing a future column on (sadly, he didn't).\nThe rest of the column then follows the year 1809 and see what else might be happen. In Secret History he speculates upon the death of Meriwether Lewis. In the Horror section he muses on a world based on the visions of Edgar Allan Poe. In Alternate History, he points out that both Wellington and Napoleon were involved in heavy fighting on opposite ends of Europe which might have gotten them killed - and that the death of either might have helped the survival of the French Empire. Finally, Kenneth Hite gives us a short introduction of himself and his previous works.\nAs an introductory column, this works well enough, although it lacks the stronger thematic unity of later columns. As usual he makes references to many, many things (Masons? The pirate Blackbeard? Emperor Norton? Bugsy Siegel?, but since he is trying to cover so many things at once he lacks the space to go into any of them in detail. Still, you get plenty of cool tidbits to research further, and while the author was limited to physical books and AltaVista when he wrote the column, we have Wikipedia, Google, and all sorts of other tools to help us with our research - that is, if you don't want to look up all the books he references (thirteen in number, and that's not counting the books he wrote himself). This is a general \"problem\" when reading the Suppressed Transmissions - there are so many interesting books mentioned that the average reader simply cannot read all of them...\n2. Six Degrees of Sir Francis Bacon\n\"According to boring old historical fact, he served as Lord Chancellor of England, betrayed his benefactor Essex to a charge of treason, pled guilty himself to bribery and corruption, wrote books of essays and histories, codified the scientific method in Novum Organum and The New Atlantis, and died on Easter Sunday after catching pneumonia trying to freeze a chicken...\"\nThis transmission is not as much about Francis Bacon himself - though as Kenneth Hite explains in sufficient detail, the man certainly had enough going for him to use him in a game - but rather, how everything is connected to him, or how everything is connected to everything else in general. And where people, events, or things aren't apparently connected, it is quite likely that you are able to connect them with each other with a little research, using one to three intermediaries. From this you can span a vast web of conspiracy, and thus get your players into the proper paranoid mood for conspiracy gaming.\nAnd along the way, we get mentions of the Count Saint-Germain, Adam Weishaupt and the Bavarian Illuminati, Vannevar Bush, and the obscure but cool-sounding Order of African Architects (so obscure that they don't even have a Wikipedia entry, although various conspiracy sites have information on them - oh, and despite the name they were founded in Prussia, allegedly on the order of Frederick the Great) - and then the footnotes mention some really strange stuff, like the Kindred of the Kibbo Kift, a boy-scout splinter group...\nThis column isn't really a ready-made adventure or campaign framework as such, nor does it examine a particular topic in detail. Rather, it represents a useful thought exercise, something that helps a game master get into the proper frame of mind when working out their own conspiracies - the lessen that everything can be connected if you squint hard enough is a useful one, and one that I have striven to embed into the Arcana Wiki.\n3. Justinian and Arthur: High Historical Fantasy\n\"The Emperor, seemingly merely a former barbarian, is actually a prince of demons in disguise, raised to the throne with the help of a profligate user of sex-magick, poisons, and diabolism who now reigns as Empress...\"\nThis time, Kenneth Hite does provide us with a ready-made campaign framework, and it is all based on real history, or at least real historical slander. It appears that a Byzantine guy named Procopius secretly wrote a very unflattering book about his contemporary, Emperor Justinian, where he basically described him as an Evil Overlord straight out of High Fantasy. We are then encouraged to take this material at face value, and run a campaign with the PCs as agents of another (allegedly) contemporary - King Arthur - and using plenty of other fantasy tropes, all the while using the abundant historical information available on the period to flesh things out. While the author bemoans that there is no decent RPG supplement available on Byzantium (I have no idea if this has changed), he does provide plenty of other sources, both historical and fiction.\nThis is a good, solid entry in the series. It doesn't immediately want to make me go out and run such a campaign as I know little of the period, but it does want to make me learn more of the period. Unfortunately, my \"to read\" book pile is already massive, thanks in no small part to the rest of the series...\n4. Urban Legends: Adventuring in the City\n\"The Bradbury Building, a rococo fantasia in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, and the Mount Wilson Observatory, high in the San Gabriel Mountains to the northeast, have one thing in common: they were commissioned by nonhuman entities...\"\nThis is the first transmission which hasn't been published in one of the two printed volumes, and it discusses adventuring in fantasy cities - a topic dear to my heart, as I'm developing an entire setting centered around it. Kenneth Hite starts by listing a number of examples from fiction, both entirely fictional ones and ones based on real world cities, mentions sacred geometries and mystical architecture in passing (which he will expand upon at length in later transmissions), and gives us the sound advice of digging deeper into the histories of real world cities, especially ones we are familiar with.\nHe then provides examples using Los Angeles, starting with the \"mundane\" but still adventure-worthy thefts of water that made the Los Angeles Basin what it is today, musing on their possible deeper meanings, and then discussing noteworthy buildings and people who were active in the area (such as the rocket scientist Jack Parsons who had attempted to summon the Whore of Babylon in a magical working...).\nThis is solid stuff and really drives the point home what kind rich adventure fodder you can discover by digging into the history of real world places - even if you play in entirely fictional settings, the real world really is frequently stranger than fiction, and thus learning more about it shouldn't be discounted for inspirational material.\n5. Using Alternate History in Any Campaign\n\"For a secret-magic 1588 campaign, of course, the ideal centerpiece is Elisabeth's court wizard John Dee, reputed to be the model for Prospero in Shakespeare's The Tempest and the holder of the first code-number 007 in British intelligence...\"\nNow we get a more through primer on Alternate History than presented in the first transmission, complete with several examples. The simplest one starts with a world where the Spanish Armada not only won, but also managed to keep France and Holland down - and this, according to the author, makes for a spectacular swashbuckling setting as pirates will have to ally themselves with every opponents of the Spanish just to get by. Then he recommends adding magic and the supernatural into the mix, taking the \"Black Legend\" (the very effective slander of the Spanish prevalent at the time) at more-or-less face value, and perhaps making Vlad Tepes into an active vampire with an ever-increasing domain. Then we get even weirder stuff, like one alternate history trying to impose itself on another reality, leading to zones similar to those in TORG...\nThis transmission works as an introduction, but while it has the usual brilliant nuggets, the topic is just too large to cover adequately in a single transmission and thus lacks the thematic focus of others.\n6. Top Ten Books for High Weirdness in Your Campaign\n\"When adding High Weirdness to your campaign, it certainly helps to have decades of experience reading the stuff and three enormous bookcases full of obscura and eliptony at your back...\"\nJust in case the first five transmissions didn't give you references to reading material for the next year or so, here Kenneth Hite gives us more... lots more. Beyond the ten books mentioned in the title, there is a short list of a dozen more at the end of the column - and 49 more in the footnotes, if you have the print collection.\nNot really much to say here, except that Charles Fort's Book of the Damned is available here for free download. It sits, unread, on my Kindle like far too many other books...\n7. There's More to Faeries Than Their Glamour\n\"Thinking of the faeries as evil little cannibalistic axe-murderers loitering on the moor behind the monoliths does put rather an unpleasant spin on those fine old songs about Fairy Love By Moonlight and whatnot, doesn't it?\"\nNow we come to one of my early favorites. In this transmission, Kenneth Hite dissects the stereotype of the happy, friendly fairies still common at the time (remember, this was written back in 1998 before we got the Cthulhu Elves of Exalted or the cruel True Fae of Changeling: The Lost) to get at the blood and gore and horror behind it all. Along the way, we get mentions all sorts of useful connections and origins - the \"Teind\", or tithe to Hell that the fairies have to pay, the Victorian theory that they were degenerate, deformed remnants of the Picts, the idea that they are embodiments of nature of the \"Red In Tooth And Claw\" variety, and their possible connections to UFOs and other \"modern\" otherworldly phenomena - plus, of course, references to numerous books which the reader can use for further research (he bemoans the lack of a GURPS Faerie, but fortunately it's out now).\nIn my opinion, this kind of transmission is where Kenneth Hite is at his best - picking a fairly specific topic, and then widening it up for the rest of us so that we can see the vast, vast possibilities inherent in it.\n8. Digging Up Weirdness\n\"I'm not even mentioning pure-dee crazy folk like Frederick Bligh Bond, who communicated with the dead while serving as architect-archaeologist at Arthurian Glastonbury in 1907, or the androgynous American transvestite Antonia Frederick Futterer who claimed to have found the Ark of the Covenant atop Mount Pisgah in the 1920s...\"\nThis time, Kenneth Hite tells you what archaeologists can add to your game - not modern mundane, professional archaeologists, but the cinematic ones in the style of Indiana Jones and Allan Quartermain, or at least the excentric archaeologists of the days of yore (and that field got very excentric back in the days when enthusiasm was more important than professionalism). Special mentions go to a Babylonian king interested in Sumerian and Akkadian artifacts, and an Italian circus strongman-turned-archaeologist with a penchant for using explosives for excavating.\nThen we get into campaign frameworks. My favorite are the entirely historical \"Bone Wars\" in the historical Old West where two scholars paid rival gangs of professional fossil hunters to dig up dinosaur bones - and sabotage the competition (have I mentioned before how much of an education reading these columns is? Where else can you learn so much about such a vast range of different topics?), but the \"Archaeologists in Black\" who need to \"vanish\" artifacts for the good of humanity are good as well.\nAnother great addition, and it would certainly inspire me to work more archeology into my games, except that I already have so many other ideas from all the other columns which I want to add first...\n9. Two-World Minimum: Bisociation and the Art of High Weirdness\n\"Let me warn you at the outset: Grail research is not for the weak of heart, or for the short of shelf space...\"\nUpon reading the title of this transmission for the first time, most people (myself included) will ask themselves: \"What the hell is 'bisociation'?\" As Kenneth Hite explains, bisociation is when something - usually the MacGuffin of the campaign or adventure - can have two (or more!) meanings that are not only radically different from each other, but which may be both true in their frame of reference and yet be mutually incompatible.\nHeady stuff, so it's good that the author provides us with some examples, such as the Vinland Map (proof of pre-Columbus exploration of North America, or cunning forgery?), the Holy Grail (is it a cup, a dish, a poetic symbol, or a bloodline?), and the Tarot (too many alternative interpretations to list here). And he points out that bisociating major elements of the campaign keeps the PCs (and players) guessing, and thus establishes a nice mood of paranoia and uncanniness.\nThis is one of the more abstract, \"high concept\" columns, but I found it no less useful for that. It helps to remember that in game worlds, much as in the real world, many things are a matter of perspective, and not just MacGuffins. Is a certain NPC a hero or a traitor? Is the government of a certain nation benevolent or oppressive? That entirely on whom you ask, and the opinions of NPCs will be colored by their own biases - as will be those of the PCs, depending on their own encounters with the entity in question, which will likely not have shown the whole thing. Bisociating everything keeps the PCs guessing, and forces them to reconsider their own stances.\nAnd as a further note, while Kenneth Hite doesn't point it out in this column, for me one of the attractions of the Cthulhu Mythos is that it is extremely bisociative. Is Hastur a powerful alien entity or a cosmic force of entropy? Are the End Times a rapidly approaching sudden extinction event or will the decline of humanity be an ongoing process for millenia? Are Mythos \"spells\" some supernatural force, or alien science? Different authors have come up with their own interpretations over the decades which contradict each other yet are self-consistent in their own stories - in other words, they are highly bisociative, just like \"real\" mythologies and unlike a great many fictional cosmologies in gaming where there is an \"ultimate truth\" behind it all. And that makes them powerful, as no player will ever \"truly\" understand the Mythos.\n10. 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        "raw_content": "\"Oooooh wow, our new house,\" she said, her voice shaking. Her husband, Raoul, walked past her. \"Raoul. It's just stuff. It's just stuff,\" Clarke said repeatedly as she eyed the destruction around her. \"It's just stuff. We can replace.\"A few days ago, they were living in their dream home at Shell Point Beach. After Michael blew ashore Wednesday, the house lay in crumbled blocks, with the lower level filled with chunks of concrete and a lime green boat tossed near the stairs. What a 9-foot storm surge didn't crash into, the 155-mph winds wiped out.\n'I just don't know what to do'\nAcross the Florida Panhandle, shell-shocked residents returned home to devastation after Michael's fury, with similar scenes played out in several neighborhoods. Debra Murphy looked at the debris in her home in Shell Point Beach, where she raised her three daughters . \"I'm just still in shock. \u2026 I can't think anymore because I just don't know what to do,\" she told CNN's Gary Tuchman, breaking down in tears. Michael careened across the Gulf of Mexico and made landfall Wednesday as a monster Category 4 storm, killing at least 13 people and swallowing towns and marinas in its path. Victims included an 11-year-old girl killed in Seminole County, Georgia, when a metal carport crashed through a roof, hitting her head. One man, Steven Sweet, died when a tree fell on a home near Greensboro, Florida. Michael lingered for two hours when it slammed into the Florida Panhandle, the strongest storm in the continental United States since Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Meteorologists had warned for days that Michael was a beast. But its rapid intensification over the Gulf's warm waters hours before landfall and its fury inland caught many by surprise, CNN meteorologist Robert Shackelford said.\n'At this point, there's really no making sense'\nIn Panama City, home to about 38,000 people, Michael's fury was evident, with trees snapped in half and roofs ripped off buildings. David Sebastian rode out the storm and barely made it out alive. The hurricane peeled off the roof of his townhouse and blew out the windows, sending water pouring in. With trees down, and power and cell service out, he could not safely evacuate. He spent the night with his roommate and five dogs, surrounded by water.\"We had to stay in the house in 2 inches of water,\" he said Thursday. Schools were not spared, either. Jinks Middle School had welcomed children displaced by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico last year. The Panama City school was torn apart by Michael, and Principal Britt Smith choked up as he looked at the decimated building. \"Resiliency is important, and it's an important life message that we all have to learn,\" Smith said. \"But at this point, there's really no making sense. It's just how do we get together, how do we recover?\"Standing in what was once the parish hall of St. Dominic Catholic Church in Panama City, the Rev. Luke Farabaugh spoke of the importance of having gratitude amid the devastation. \"Things, we can replace,\" he said. \"We've seen a lot of signs of hope. I've been telling people \u2026 to have hope.\"\n'There's nothing left here anymore'\nWhat were once towns with white sandy beaches are deserted and strewn with debris.In Mexico Beach, ground zero of the devastation, receding floodwaters revealed what looked like an apocalyptic mess.Scott Boutwell tearfully described how his walls collapsed and someone else's furniture swept into his house. The only thing that belonged to him in his home was a briefcase.\"I came here and walked inside \u2026 and there's somebody's else's couch inside. It's not even mine. That's not even my recliner,\" he told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.As Boutwell spoke, high-pitched fire alarms beeped continuously in the rubble \u2014 a constant reminder of warnings that came long after the danger hit.\"Our lives are gone here. All the stores, all the restaurants, everything,\" he said. \"There's nothing left here anymore.\"Mexico Beach is cut off from the rest of the state, with roads blocked by debris and cell phone service mostly out. Neighbors struggled to find their homes on streets with piles of wood where houses once stood. \"I can't describe it, It's just terrible,\" Sherri said about the unrecognizable street. \"There are so many memories here.\"Another neighbor used Baldwin's phone to call her daughter.\"Hallie, it's mama, I'm OK, I'm OK,\" she said. \"It was a lot rougher than we thought, how are you guys? I love you, too.\" By Friday morning, cell service was slowly returning to the area.\nFoiled San Francisco Terrorist Posted \u2018Radical Jihadist Messages Online,\u2019 Planned to Die in Attack\nWhat Trump really thinks about Theresa May\u2026 and the Queen",
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        "raw_content": "Hayley Raso lay motionless. Her cheek pressed against the ice-cold turf on a soccer field in New England. Grimacing from the excruciating pain assaulting her body.\nHer legs were completely numb, but her mind raced.\n\"'Will I be able to play again?\" she recalls thinking. And an even bigger question: \"Will I be able to walk again?\"\nThe 24-year-old Australian international had just suffered a traumatic back injury, breaking three vertebrae in a sickening collision with a blameless opposition goalkeeper while playing for Portland in the National Women's Soccer League in the US.\nShe remembers the moment with sobering clarity. The sheer agony of it. But more so that terror over what it could mean.\n\"I couldn't do anything at that moment, I was just in so much pain, I couldn't move my body,\" she told the ABC.\n\"I can remember just saying: 'Help me, help me'. I knew that something bad had happened.\"\nDreams in the balance\nThe Matildas winger had backed into Washington's goalkeeper while trying to head a ball during a fixture in late August.\nReplays show the moment two committed players clashed awkwardly at high speed, with a knee buried deep into Raso's back.\nSome of Raso's teammates stood over her, watching with deepening concern, as medical staff tried to diagnose the injury.\nAn anxiousness fell over the crowd, too, all eyes locked on Raso, who was clearly in distress.\n\"My athletic trainer came onto the field and she was asking me: 'Can you feel your legs, can you wiggle your toes?'\" she said.\n\"I was just thinking, you know, I have been hit in the back and I know these injuries can be serious.\n\"I have had so many dreams to play at the World Cup next year and the Olympics and now I am not going to be able to anymore.\"\nIn the days that followed, Raso was eventually given the news she had feared she might not hear.\n\"A neurosurgeon came in and spoke to me and said: 'You will recover from this, it's going to be hard, but you will play again.'\n\"In that moment I felt such relief because I had all these things in my head that I thought I was going to have to go through.\"\nRaso had been stabilised in an emergency room of the hospital until 4am the morning after the match.\nA photograph of her taken at the time shows her still wearing her Portland jersey from the game.\n\"It was hard. 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        "raw_content": "How Did Teresa Giudice Manage to Look So Fabulous After Leaving Prison?\nWhen Teresa Giudice returned home during Sunday night's Season 7 premiere of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, you could barely tell that she had just served 11 months in prison. Her hair, makeup, and ensemble were completely on point, as you can see in the below clip from the episode.\nTeresa revealed how she was able to make such a stunning (and quick!) transformation upon her release during the RHONJ premiere after show hosted by The People's Couch's Brandy Howard and Julie Goldman. \"One of my girlfriends [in prison] did my hair there,\" the RHONJ author explained. \"She knew that I was gonna come home and there was gonna be cameras, so she wanted it to look perfect, so she kept ironing it with the straightening iron over and over.\"\nHowever, Teresa's hair routine in prison was a far cry from her signature long and luscious locks. \"I slicked it back in a bun,\" she described her go-to prison 'do during the after show. \"I just wanted my hair to get healthy, and I was like, this is the best time to do it. Why not? So I just slicked my hair back every day. I didn't care about it.\"\nSee what other secrets from the RHONJ premiere Teresa and her sister-in-law Melissa Gorga spilled during the livestreamed event, below.\nThese days, Teresa's hair has never looked better. But then again, she's known how to make a statement with her coif her whole life.\nKyle Richards, Tamra Judge React to Teresa's Release\nWhat's Andy Cohen's New Nickname for Teresa Giudice?",
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        "raw_content": "Unlike the common research-oriented beginning of other Citizen Science projects, Reptile Road Mortality (Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network, http://www.facebook.com/groups/roadkilled/ ) originated from a Facebook group of concerned citizens created in August 2011. Due to the power of social media networks, our group members come from a variety of locations, academic backgrounds, and do not come from any particular group, association, or academy. Most members of our community are not acquainted with one another. More interestingly, this was not an intentionally planned Citizen Science project. Rather it was gradually established through discussions and consensus among members. The current appointment of main staff that operates the website, our goals, information-collecting SOP, software tools for back-end use, database platform and this particular website, were all achieved step-by-step under cooperation and numerous adjustments and revisions. The primary mission of Reptile Road Mortality is to set up an eco-friendly path to mitigate roadkill challenges. We have four main tenets guiding our organization. Our overarching goal is to 1. Mitigate Roadkill. The following three goals are developed based on this main tenet: (2. Citizen Science) We aim to popularize national discourse on such environmental issues and civil participation in scientific research. (3. Environmental Education) Additionally, we will encourage citizens to mitigate roadkill as the first step in fostering lifelong ecological interest and conservation action. (4. Cherish Life) Last but not least, we establish the concept that all life and species are valuable and we encourage participants to help collect and send roadkill specimens to our lab for preservation . This allows these animals to be used for future studies, making greater value of the loss of life.",
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        "raw_content": "April 12, 2015 Has it been that long since I last wrote?? The passage of time is evident only with marks such as here on this site\u2026 one and a half years have passed since I had any leisure to pen a few lines. Much has happened and some events are even blurry now but here I am, sitting in the quietness of my small office space at home pondering about life in the past few years. The world news is not a nice happy topic if not downright depressing. I mourned the sudden loss of Nathan Cirillo, the senseless utter injustice and the cowardice act of cutting down a defenceless ceremonial symbol of our liberty and rights and to such a pure, beautiful young man was so gouging, for days I felt a deep sadness and a rage which had been subdued since my arrival in Canada long ago. It was significant because of the violation of the most sacred place in this country: at the tomb of the unknown soldier. A peace monument to remind us of the violent past. Then the turmoil in the Middle East where journalists and innocents were slaughtered. The atrocity in Boston, silencing [\u2026]\n2015 oil on canvas 36\" x 48\" Diptych, contact for price No one likes to wait. The anxiety and expectation. Time swirls and thoughts sink. Phone in hand but the girl is powerless. The oil on this canvas is the magic that allows the optimal expression. This is one of my favourite works.\nHomage to Quan Cong",
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        "raw_content": "Everyone knows the Olympics just began. Well that's what I assumed. After traveling in Ireland this weekend, I discovered that some people actually don't care much for the olympics. To me it seemed everyone in America had there television set on NBC for the 17 day span of olympic events. That was not the case in Ireland. The first night of the opening ceremony, Ashley and I got ready and headed out to a pub to watch the ceremony. This was our first mistake. Not only did we have trouble finding somewhere that actually had them on the television, but most of the pubs had live music that made it impossible to hear. We ended up having to give up and miss the ceremony all together. The next night we decided to skip the pubs all together. We went down to the tv room in our hostel only to find that everyone was watching a movie. None of them were concerned that the swimming finals were taking place at that very moment. I mean this could have just been my devastation that I was missing Ryan Lochte in a speedo, but I don't think this was abnormal for most people. Everyone watches the olympics. I had to get all of my olympic updates from twitter and facebook. I must say I am thankful for these social mediums, but I was appalled. No one in Ireland seemed concerned about the olympics at all. I wonder if this is has a cultural aspect or a history aspect.\nWhile traveling this weekend, I also discovered the same thing. I went to Ibiza, Spain, and on the night of the opening ceremony, our group went in search of a place to watch and have dinner. When we finally found a place with a TV, they refused to change the channel from some reality TV show on MTV, even though multiple other customers had requested to view the opening ceremony as well.\nIs this because places such as Ireland and Ibiza feel someone detached from the Olympics? Ireland has 66 olympians competing this year while both Great Britain and the United States having more than 500 competitors each. I'm sure Ibiza, a small island city off of the coast of Spain, has even less representation at the Games. So is the reason we are all so excited for the Olympics, simply because we Americans have so many athletes representing us, and therefore more success at the Games?\nI was with Hannah in Ireland this weekend. We were both shocked and very frustrated. After thinking about it, I realized that it was not too terribly odd that the Irish as a whole did not care about the Olympics. It is understandable that the Irish are less engaged because they typically do not send very many athletes to the Olympics and they also do not have a large history of medals. However, Dublin is a fairly global city. There were people from all over the world in Dublin this weekend. Just in the two days we were there we met people from America, Finland, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, and Denmark. The apathy from the Irish can be justified, but what about the rest of the world? I was not as surprised by the Irish indifference as I was surprised by the indifference from the international population.\nI watched the opening ceremonies at a pub in London this weekend. Although there was a small crowd there, it was definitely a different atmosphere than what you would see in the United States. One British woman did nothing but criticize the entire opening performance of the opening ceremony. At first, I though the things she was saying were kind of amusing, and I appreciated the sarcasm. However, after a while her commentary started to bother me. Why not have a little pride in your home country? Also, I did not get to watch the final parts of the opening ceremony because the pub was ready to close down, so they turned the audio off. This lack of interest and pride shocked me, especially since Britain is the host nation.",
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        "raw_content": "By Harris Meyer\nPhotography by Corey Hengen\nPublished in: 2015 Illinois Super Lawyers \u2014 February 2015\nView Maurice Grant\u2019s Profile on SuperLawyers.com\nMaurice Grant makes it his business to boost diversity\nMaurice Grant, a tall, slender man in a tailored Brioni suit, stands on stage, introducing the evening\u2019s honoree at a recent fundraising dinner for Chicago State University. Grant, board chairman of CSU\u2019s foundation, has not forgotten his roots. He tells attendees that the South Side school needs help because its students are mostly people of color, many of them struggling single parents.\nGrant, 56, is co-founder and principal at the seven-lawyer firm Grant Schumann in Chicago. His parents, who didn\u2019t finish high school, came north from rural Mississippi in the early 1950s to seek a better life and job opportunities. Growing up on Chicago\u2019s Southeast Side, Grant saw friends die of drugs and gang warfare. He had his school lunch stolen from him at gunpoint when he was 12.\nBut his parents watched over Grant and his sister closely, dressed him in suits, \u201cwhupped\u201d him when he was bad, took him to church, and paid for piano lessons from the time he was 4. He became an accomplished classical pianist, competing throughout his teen years. \u201cPiano competitions are way harder than trying a case,\u201d he says. Grant won a music scholarship to DePaul University; even so, he had to work nearly full time to support himself through college and law school.\n\u201cIt was a very disciplined household, very stable, which most people don\u2019t have now,\u201d says Grant, sitting in his downtown office, surrounded by African and African-American sculptures and paintings. \u201cI\u2019m thankful.\u201d\nNow Grant co-leads one of the handful of black-owned law firms in Chicago handling litigation and transactional matters for large corporations and government agencies. His clients include the likes of Wal-Mart, Integrys Energy Group, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and the City of Chicago.\nHe hopes his firm will provide a lasting foundation to help achieve greater opportunities for minorities: \u201cMy objective is to grow something that will live beyond me, and practice law in a more inclusive way.\u201d\nIn the last few years, Grant and his firm have gained attention with a number of significant cases, including: a 2012 dismissal for the FDIC of a federal negligence and breach of fiduciary duty suit; a favorable 2013 settlement for a meat-processing firm in a Fair Labor Standards Act class action involving nearly 100 workers in an overtime case; and the rewriting of contracts, including one with the gravediggers\u2019 union, in the wake of the bankruptcy of the historic Burr Oak Cemetery, which was hit by a scandal involving graves dug up to resell plots.\n\u201cHe\u2019s very astute at understanding the issues and sensitivities,\u201d says former Circuit Judge Patricia Brown Holmes, court-appointed bankruptcy trustee for the cemetery. Holmes is a partner at Schiff Hardin and the incoming president of the Chicago Bar Association.\n\u201cHe has this gregarious manner that wins people over,\u201d she adds, noting that her office was at an impasse in negotiations with the gravediggers before she hired Grant. \u201cWhen Maurice came on, he told them, \u2018Hey, why don\u2019t we just resolve this? The last thing you want is to hear me nag you. My wife could tell you you\u2019ve never seen a nag like me.\u2019 That\u2019s how he lightened the mood.\u201d\nGrant, nicknamed Reese by his family, has a strong commitment to charitable, church and bar activities, such as the National Association of Minority & Women Owned Law Firms. He\u2019s also well known for rigorously mentoring young lawyers. His associates often repeat his mantra, \u201cDon\u2019t get ready, be ready\u201d\u2014one of Grant\u2019s many favorite sayings, which his senior associate Maurice L. Gue has compiled into a growing notebook that he calls \u201cReese\u2019s Pieces.\u201d\n\u201cThe level of attention he gives to each associate is something you rarely find,\u201d says Gue, who\u2019s been with Grant Schumann for seven years. \u201cWe can hold our own against any firm in the city because of his training.\u201d\nDespite the numerous successes and the high praise from in-house attorneys who have hired him, Grant says he still has to be relentless to get new corporate business\u2014even as corporate executives claim they strive for diversity. \u201cMost of that is just rhetoric,\u201d he says.\nHe\u2019s frank in letting corporate officials know they need to do better. \u201cI told a large bank that they are putting up a lot of branches on the South Side, but that only a small percentage of their contractors are minorities,\u201d he says. \u201cI made a presentation to them that their revenues from those branches will dry up unless they invest back by contracting with minorities.\u201d\nMara S. Georges, Chicago\u2019s former city corporation counsel, laughs when recalling Grant\u2019s persistence. \u201cHe must have the best calendar system, because every few weeks he would call and very professionally say, \u2018We did this for you; how about more work?\u2019 He\u2019s very personable and it was always nice to hear from him.\u201d Georges, currently a partner in her own firm, now seeks Grant\u2019s advice on rainmaking.\nShe agrees with his assessment that minority- and women-owned firms are at a disadvantage. \u201cA lot of in-house counsel understand that, when a case is unsuccessful, if they can say they used the biggest, most expensive firm, no one can throw darts at them,\u201d she explains.\nGrant learned from his mother early on that he had to be very good at what he did. \u201cMy parents pushed me to be successful, and failure was not an option,\u201d he says. \u201cI got my butt whipped when I brought home a low grade.\u201d\n\u201cI was a tough mom,\u201d confirms Elease Grant, who lives with her husband, Willie, not far from their son. \u201cI wanted my son and daughter to be highly educated and become a doctor and a lawyer, and in the name of Jesus, that\u2019s what I got.\u201d (Grant\u2019s sister, Dr. Michelle Grant Ervin, is an adjunct professor of emergency medicine at Georgetown University.)\nDeciding a career as a classical pianist wasn\u2019t in the cards\u2014\u201cI wasn\u2019t going to be the next Andr\u00e9 Watts, and I realized that at 18\u201d\u2014Grant graduated from the University of Maryland School of Law, where he was editor on two journals. He went on to clerk for Justice Calvin Campbell at the Illinois Appellate Court, serve as an adjunct professor at Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago-Kent College of Law, and become the first-ever black associate at Much Shelist. Then he decided to open a solo practice. While his original goal was to become a partner at a big firm, he saw that, as a black attorney, he would face barriers. \u201cMost partners hire people who look and talk like them,\u201d he says.\nBuilding a new firm was a difficult learning process, but he says, \u201cI knew I needed my own clients and revenue stream. Billie Holiday had it right: \u2018God bless the child that\u2019s got his own.\u2019\u201d\nIn 2004, Grant decided to launch a firm with two other solo black attorneys, Anthony Schumann and Geraldine Holt. It took years of determined outreach to get cases from corporate and government clients. He started contacting Wal-Mart in 2006 and finally got his first two matters from the corporation in 2014: an ongoing Americans with Disabilities Act case and a racial discrimination claim. He\u2019s fiercely proud of snaring big companies as clients and serving them well. \u201cTheir business means everything to me,\u201d he says.\n\u201cThere are not that many lawyers of color who\u2019ve been able to grow a firm that relies on business clients,\u201d says First Appellate District Justice Michael B. Hyman, who mentored Grant at Much Shelist. \u201cI respect him so much because he\u2019s been able to build something from the ground up.\u201d\nGreta Weathersby, senior counsel at energy firm Integrys Energy Group, says Grant has been \u201ca great advocate\u201d for her company since 2005, getting many cases moved from the court system to the Illinois Commerce Commission. \u201cHe\u2019s very tenacious,\u201d she says. \u201cThere may have been multiple motions, hearings and changes of judge, but he stuck with it and sometimes created novel arguments to have the case dismissed with prejudice.\u201d\nGrant is particularly proud of the FDIC case. It was a 13-count federal claim that accused a trustee\u2014a failed bank overseeing two land-trust agreements\u2014of acting negligently and fraudulently and allowing the trustholder to be defrauded out of $10 million; the FDIC was the receiver for the bank. Grant got the call, along with 19 boxes of documents, from the federal agency in November 2011; he was asked to replace another law firm. Working with his associates, Grant had until the end of February 2012 to prepare a motion for summary judgment while defending an opposing motion for summary judgment.\nIt was a big job in a tight time frame for a small firm, involving complex legal issues about who had authority to direct transfers of trust property and the nature of the trustee\u2019s fiduciary duties. On top of that, the client wanted the brief two weeks early. But in August 2012, Grant and his team won the case outright on summary judgment in a 27-page opinion.\nGrant hates to lose\u2014in law, tennis, piano competitions or anything else. \u201cLosing is not my heritage,\u201d he says. So it pains him that in 2014 he lost his first trial in 16 years, representing a large municipal agency in a circuit court lawsuit brought by an auditing firm to recover fees. But his opponent says it was a \u201cgame-changer\u201d when Grant took over from government staff attorneys, turning what looked like a blowout win for the auditing firm into a more difficult case.\n\u201cHe was a tough adversary and developed arguments the other lawyers hadn\u2019t identified,\u201d says opposing attorney Charles Ritter Jr., senior partner at Duke Holzman Photiadis & Gresens in Buffalo, New York. \u201cHe\u2019s aggressive and came up with curveballs for me at the last minute. And he was fearless about moving forward into trial.\u201d\nHolmes says Grant\u2019s legal creativity is related to his musicianship. \u201cHe\u2019s an artist, and he brings that artistic flair to the practice of law,\u201d she says. \u201cSometimes you have to pull him back. But he\u2019s looking at it from a lot of different viewpoints that your typical lawyer might not see.\u201d\nGrant is proud of running a diverse firm, which currently employs four African-American lawyers and three white lawyers, and includes two women. \u201cIf you start having more diverse firms, you\u2019ll have more diverse hiring,\u201d he says. \u201cWe have to start looking like the society in which we live.\u201d\nHis first associate hire was Gue, a young lawyer he lured away from a better-paying contract assignment with the promise of intensive training. Gue\u2019s workdays often start by going into Grant\u2019s office with a notebook and discussing the law, business and sometimes personal issues. \u201cI wasn\u2019t used to practicing at his level, and it\u2019s caused me a lot of pain,\u201d Gue says with a rueful grin. \u201cBut you can go in any time to talk to him about anything.\u201d\nGrant\u2019s perfectionism extends to the impeccable way he dresses and requires his colleagues to dress. \u201cMy mother always said, \u2018Your package has to look good or no one will buy the product,\u2019\u201d he says. \u201cI don\u2019t want anyone to discount me based on the way I look.\u201d\nAssociate Margaret Bogacki agrees that Grant is a tough but supportive taskmaster. \u201cHe is always there, saying, \u201cLet\u2019s think about the next step; here\u2019s why that won\u2019t work,\u2019\u201d she says. \u201cI have to tell him to slow down. He\u2019s at step 10 and I\u2019m still at two or three. He\u2019s not messing around, and that can take some getting used to. But it\u2019s good for a newbie like me.\u201d\nAfter giving his associates detailed instructions and debriefings on hearings and trials, Grant often lightens the mood by taking them out to his favorite Italian caf\u00e9 for sausage or chocolate chip cookies. \u201cMy one vice is chocolate,\u201d he says with a smile.\nFredericka, his wife of 19 years, runs an office furniture company. \u201cFreddie is his secret weapon,\u201d Hyman says. \u201cShe has a good business mind, and I\u2019m sure every night she\u2019s telling him things he needs to know.\u201d\nWalking around his office and pointing out the many art pieces he has collected, with titles like Slave Vessel Chronicles and Nostalgic View of Black America, Grant returns to the theme of widening legal opportunities for minorities. 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        "raw_content": "Skin tags, moles, warts, age spots and blackheads are only a part of more than 3000 skin problems that occur to people every day.\nWhen there is a change of the texture or the color of the skin Infection, allergic reactions and inflammation can appear on any place of the body. But do not be devastated. Many of the skin conditions are treatable and you can find solution very easy. All you have to do is know the healing properties of these common ingredients. Find the perfect recipe and cure your warts!\nNatural cures for warts\nWarts appear on the skin as a result of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). There are over 100 types which affect people in different ways, but most often it depends on the immunity. The causes for this condition are divided on not so harmful and types that can be much more serious. Since they are caused by a virus, they have the tendency to disperse to other body parts and other people. If a certain medical treatment including chemicals doesn\u2019t help you, feel free to try these natural, home-made remedies.\nThese cures are effective but they aren\u2019t going to help you overnight. However, they are far more helpful in the treatment than to leave a wart to disappear on its own, which can usually last up to several months or even years, if it actually disappears in the first place.\nThe estimated time for a wart to disappear on its own will take 6 months, but a remaining third is still present around two years after it had first appeared. Moreover, children are the ones who are mostly affected by this problem, since their immunity is still weak.\nList of natural ingredients:\nApple cider vinegar is considered to be the most effective way to treat warts. It has anti-inflammatory properties which help you get rid of the viruses and bacteria which are the main reason for warts. First, wash the area before applying apple cider vinegar. You can use a cotton ball to spread it gently over the problematic area. Then, cover it with a bandage or duct tape and leave it like that for one day. For example, you can do this before going to bed and remove the bandage the following morning. This treatment will help you get rid of warts in several weeks.\nGarlic is another plant that has anti-septic and anti-inflammatory properties. This is a great solution for warts removal. Mash some garlic and apply it on the wart, cover the area with a bandage. Repeat this process twice a day, until the warts are gone.\nThere are many people who rubbed the inner surface of the banana peel over their warts several times a day and got rid of them.\nWhat\u2019s more, if you press the inside of the peel over the wart and tape it before going to bed, you can put an end to the warts. Remove the bandage in the morning and wash off the area. This procedure should be repeated until the wart starts to soften, about a week or so, and for several weeks or one month the warts will disappear completely.\nThis is a scientifically proven method of warts removal. According to one study, 61 patients with warts received either duct tape treatment or cryotherapy. After two months, 85% of those people treated with duct tape had no warts at all, while only 60% of those with cryotherapy had success.\nYou can apply a small piece of duct tape over the entire wart for 6 days, by replacing the tape as needed. After 6 days, the wart should be washed with water and then rubbed off with a pumice stone or an emery board. In the morning, apply a new piece of duct tape for another 6 days, and continue to do so for two months, or as long as the wart does not disappear.\nOrganic Manuka honey from New Zealand is the best honey to use for warts removal, but it would be helpful if you have another homemade raw honey. Manuka Honey is one of the powerful types of honey when it comes to the concentration of its antibacterial properties. This is a very stable honey, unlike the other types and it will not lose its benefits due to temperature changes. What\u2019s more it is a kind of \u201cocclusion therapy\u201d which depraves the wart of oxygen and kills it.\nYou only need a teaspoon of raw honey and bandage. Cover the wart with a thick layer of honey and wrap it with a cloth. Leave it for 24 hours by changing the bandage and reapplying honey every day.\nSource: http://naturalremediesforlonglife.com/\n97% of Terminal Cancer Patients Previously Had This Dental Procedure!",
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        "raw_content": "Kenyon College created a sustainability office in 2010 and employs a sustainability director as well as a full-time food service sustainability director to handle local food initiatives. The college's sustainability mission has been endorsed by senior staff, and a green purchasing policy mandates procurement of Energy Star-qualified appliances and electronics. Kenyon also incorporates sustainability issues into new employee orientation and organizes a departmental sustainability liaison program.\nTo reduce energy use, Kenyon has retrofitted campus buildings with energy management systems, economizers, heat recovery systems, and energy-efficient lighting. The college has also instituted temperature setbacks and facilitates many programs to encourage members of the campus community to reduce energy use, including energy audits and departmental competitions. The school also generates solar energy on campus and purchases 30 percent of its energy from renewable sources.\nKenyon spends about 30 percent of its annual food budget on local products from 55 farms and businesses. The college purchases confinement-free, vegetarian-fed, hormone- and antibiotic-free animal products, and only fair trade coffee is served on campus. The college recycles electronics in addition to traditional materials, and composts 100 percent of food scraps and landscaping waste.\nAll new construction at Kenyon must achieve LEED Silver certification, and the college is in the process of completing its first LEED Silver project. Several technologies aimed at reducing water use have been installed on campus, including building water metering, low-flow faucets and showerheads, and weather-informed irrigation. The campus also manages stormwater through the use of porous pavement, retention ponds, vegetated swales, and rain gardens.\nKenyon has a residential community at the Brown Family Environmental Center for four student workers. At orientation, students receive a green guide and tour the sustainable features of campus. The college also hosts several annual challenges, including the Residential Hall Energy Competition, the Trash on the Lawn demonstration to encourage recycling, and the Go Trayless week. The ECO student group assists in coordinating these competitions and is also cosponsoring the first student-run campus farm.\nThe Kenyon campus has been designed to restrict vehicles from many areas. Bike shelters are also provided throughout the campus. The college operates a free shuttle for students and offers a condensed work week for employees during the summer.\nKenyon College has no known policy of disclosure of endowment holdings or its shareholder voting record.\nThe college aims to optimize investment returns and has not made any public statements about investigating or investing in on-campus sustainability projects, renewable energy funds, or community development loan funds.\nKenyon has not made any public statements about active ownership or a proxy voting policy.",
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        "raw_content": "For eight pesos a piece, Ty and I take the bus south to the oceanside village named after the mouth-shaped bay it calls home. Boca is about thirty minutes south of Puerto Vallarta and straddles the convergence of a sleepy little mountain river and the Pacific Ocean.\nThe place looks like it wants heaps more people here than actually ever visit. A dozen empty cabanas line the beach. Twice that many tables and chairs sit unoccupied along the river. Musicians and people selling all kinds of useless trinkets congregate around the few of us who look like tourists. No gracias becomes the phrase of the day, and even that isn\u2019t enough for the musicians.\nHalf of the community live on the side of the river with the road, and the other half live on the mountainside without. Water taxis do most of the ferrying of people and goods to these homes, but a walking trail also exists. It crosses the outdoor patios of large and small homes as it makes its way through the jungle. Sometimes we walk shoulder-to-shoulder with locals, but for the most part it\u2019s just the two of us, the cool ocean breeze, and an occasional butterfly.\nBeautiful homes line the bay.\nAnima\u2019s is this way.\nRock formations along the walking trail.\nSome of the homes along the way are in ruins, and the abandoned ones are even worse.\nHiking down to the beach.\nThis is Wilson\u2019s Island \u2014 the great dane from the restaurant is named Wilson.\nThe trail ends at this secluded beach cove.\nThe trail ends at this exclusive-looking restaurant and bar.\nMy hiking companion for the day is Ty.\nEric Chen\tApril 22, 2014 at 2:05 pm\nThis place is beautiful! Would love to go there some day!\nThe water is so inviting at the cove. Mexico needs to do something about turning their country\u2019s reputation around. Such beauty needs to be shared. Hugs to you Brian with love from Mom.\nThe water was beautiful except for the giant plume of poop-foam in the middle :/ Do you remember the post about Mazatl\u00e1n? The poop has to go somewhere.",
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        "raw_content": "Sucralose\u2019s (Splenda) Harms Vastly Underestimated: Baking Releases Dioxin\nA new, in-depth review on the synthetic sweetener sucralose (marketed as Splenda), published in the journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, is destined to overturn widely held misconceptions about the purported safety of this ubiquitous artificial sweetener.\nFound in tens of thousands of products and used by millions of consumers around the world, sucralose\u2019s unique ability to dissolve in alcohol and methanol as well as water, makes it the most versatile and therefore most widely used artificial sweetener in production today. And yet, its popularity is no indication nor guarantee of its safety, as is evidenced by the widespread use of other artificial sweeteners like aspartame, which while being safety approved in 90 nations around the world, has been linked to a wide range of serious health conditions including brain damage.\nBut the tide may be turning\u2026\nAlready this year, the Center for the Public Interest in Science downgraded Splenda from \u201csafe\u201d to \u201ccaution,\u201d citing their need to evaluate a forthcoming Italian study linking the artificial sweetener to leukemia in mice as a basis for their decision.\nAnother recent human study linked Splenda to diabetes-associated changes, calling into question its value as a non-calorie sweetener for those suffering with, or wishing to prevent, blood sugar disorders.\nThe new study, however, may be the most concerning yet to surface in the peer-reviewed literature. Titled, \u201cSucralose, a synthetic organochlorine sweetener: overview of biological issues,\u201d it reveals an extensive array of hitherto underreported safety concerns, not the least of which is theformation of highly toxic chlorinated compounds, including dioxins, when Splenda is used in baking, an application which its manufacturer, McNeil Nutritionals (a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson), actively encourages it to be used for. [see: Cooking and Baking: SPLENDA\u00ae]\n\u201cSucralose alters metabolic parameters and its chronic effects on body weight are unknown\u201d: both animal and human research indicates sucralose may raise blood sugar and insulin levels, indicating it may have diabetogenic properties.\n\u201cSucralose alters P-gp and CYP expression\u201d: While classified as a food additive, sucralose\u2019s organochlorine structure indicates it interferes with a wide range of organochlorine class drugs, and activates detoxification pathways and enzymes, in a manner similar to these xenobiotic chemicals.\n\u201cThe metabolic fate and health profile of sucralose metabolites are currently unknown\u201d: Contrary to statements in the research literature that sucralose passes through the body in the feces \u2018unchanged,\u2019 metabolites have been detected in the urine and feces of both animals and humans, the nature and health consequence of which have never been studied\n\u201cSucralose alters indigenous bacterial balancein the GIT\u201d: Sucralose (delivered as Splenda) has been found to reduce the number of beneficial bacteria in the gastrointesintal tract (e.g., lactobacilli, bifidobacteria), while increasing the more detrimental bacteria (e.g., enterobacteria). One study found the adverse effects on flora did not return to normal (baseline) after a 3-month recovery period. Sucralose also altered the pH of the gastrointestinal tract.\n\u201cNumerous toxicological issues regarding long-term exposure to sucralose are unresolved\u201d: 1) DNA damage (genotoxicity), and possible adverse epigenetic alterations. 2) The generation of toxic compounds during baking, including chloropropanols, 1,6-DCF and dioxins. 3) The bioaccumulation of sucralose and/or its metabolites 4) The interaction between sucralose and/or its metabolites with drugs have not yet been studied or evaluated\nAs the reader can plainly see, the picture is a complex one, and there are more unresolved questions than answers. But perhaps the most concerning issue addressed in the report is the \u2018Safety of Sucralose That Has Been Heated.\u2019 According to the paper, historically, sucralose was reported to be heat stable at temperatures used in cooking. But they cite a number of reports from independent laboratories showing that sucralose undergoes thermal degradation when heated. One study showed that the stability of sucralose decreased as the temperature and pH increased, with the breakdown process commencing at 119 degrees Celsius and temperatures of 180 degrees Celsius causing its complete degradation at all pH levels with the release of chloride ions. Additionally, they refer to research showing that sucralose can break down into the following concerning compounds when heated:\nChlorinated compounds like dioxins and DDT are notorious for being both highly toxic and resistant to breaking down once released into the environment, which is why they are classified as \u2018persistent organic pollutants.\u2019 Splenda was launched in 2000 with tagline \u201cMade from sugar, so it tastes like sugar,\u201d until it retired this slogan in 2007 after settling with its rival, Merisant Co., the maker of Equal, who accused the makers of Splenda of intentionally confusing consumers into thinking its product was more natural and healthier than other artificial sweeteners. Long gone are the days that this artificial sweetener can be marketed as natural, safe and a healthy alternative to sugar. To the contrary, today\u2019s research clearly indicates that sucralose is a toxic chemical that we should go to great lengths to avoid exposure to rather than something we should intentionally add to our food. You will also find a growing body of research that indicates that sucralose not only does not break down in the environment, but survives water treatment plant purification techniques, with the inevitable consequence that it is accumulating in concentrations in our drinking water and the environment that may adversely impact humans and wildlife alike.\nThe discovery that thermal breakdown through cooking can lead to the formation of highly toxic and equally persistent chlorinated compounds, including dioxins, should raise a series of red flags for consumers, manufacturers and regulators as the information becomes more widespread. A cursory perusal of the World Health Organization\u2019s description of \u2018Dioxins and their effects on human health,\u2019 which lists it as belonging to the \u201cdirty dozen\u201d of the world\u2019s most dangerous pollutants, will see what is at stake here. For more information on the formation of toxic chlorinated byproducts following the heating of sucralose read a 2013 study published in Scientific Reports titled, \u201cPolychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans formed from sucralose at high temperatures,\u201d which goes into the topic in greater depth.\nThe Acceptable Daily Intake of Splenda (Sucralose) May Have Been Set 100\u2019s of Times Too High To Ensure Safety\nLastly, an equally concerning issue addressed by the paper is the problem of the acceptable daily intake (ADI). The FDA approved an ADI for humans of 5 mg/kg/day in 1998 based on toxicity studies in rats by determining a no-observed-effect level (NOEL) of 500 mg/kg/day, and then applying a 100-fold safety factor. Since then, research has emerged showing that the NOEL in the microbiome (\u2018gut bacteria\u2019) of rats for Splenda is actually as low as 1.1 mg/kg/day \u2013 454 times lower than first determined \u2013 and 3.3 mg/kg/day for changes in intestinal P-gp and CYP \u2013 151 times lower than first determined. Therefore, if the biological effects of sucralose in rats and humans are the same, or similar, then significant effects would be expected in humans far below the ADI.\nFor additional research on sucralose\u2019s adverse health effects, visit our research page that collates peer-reviewed research on its toxicological properties. 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        "raw_content": "Reusable respirators are an effective and viable option for protecting health care personnel\nWASHINGTON \u2013 Half-facepiece reusable elastomeric respirators are an effective and viable option for protecting health care workers from exposure to airborne transmissible contaminants or infectious agents \u2014 for example, influenza virus \u2014 during day-to-day work or with a sudden or rapid influx of patients, such as during a public health emergency, says a new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Implementation challenges including storage, disinfection, and maintenance; training and education; user comfort and tolerability; and supply logistics and emergency stockpiling need to be addressed.\nRespirators are one component of a range of administrative, engineering, and environmental hazard controls and prevention strategies used in health care to protect workers from exposure to airborne hazards during patient care and laboratory analysis, and while handling hazardous medication or waste. Reusable respirators (made from elastomeric or flexible rubber-like materials) are the standard respiratory protection device used in many industries, especially for industrial purposes, and their durability and reusability make them desirable for stockpiling in case of emergencies. They are not used widely in health care, however. Only two U.S. health institutions were identified by the study committee as using reusable elastomeric respirators either exclusively or primarily. Most health facilities use filtering facepiece respirators, often called N95s, which are disposable after one use or in between seeing patients.\nThe advantages of routine use of elastomeric respirators include increased familiarity of staff with these respirators and the continued improvement of policies and practices for cleaning, disinfection, and maintenance, leading to better preparedness during an emergency or pandemic situation. A smooth transition to surge use would be expedited and enhanced if reusable elastomeric respirators were a part of a health care facility\u2019s day-to-day respiratory protection program.\nAddressing the respiratory needs of health care workers across their wide range of settings and jobs \u2014 including, for example, home health caregivers, rural clinic personnel, nursing home staff, and hospital staff \u2014 is an ethical imperative, the report says. It will require the design of innovative reusable respirators and the implementation of robust respiratory protection programs. These should take into account the distinctive characteristics of the health care workplace, including responsibilities of caring for multiple patients with varying health conditions; sudden and non-routine need for respiratory protection; and the possibility of needing to address unknown, potentially lethal, and highly transmissible infectious agents.\nIn addition, urgent action is needed to resolve gaps in knowledge and leadership on transmissibility of airborne contaminants or infectious agents. This includes the lack of standardized processes for the cleaning and disinfection of reusable respirators, the need for consistent guidance and standards by regulatory and policymaking authorities, and the need to establish accountability policies for each facility\u2019s respiratory protection program. The committee developed a set of recommendations for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, professional associations, and accrediting organizations, among others, to spur research; enable effective respiratory protection programs, training, and education; and ensure rapid and seamless implementation.\nThe study was sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine are private, nonprofit institutions that provide independent, objective analysis and advice to the nation to solve complex problems and inform public policy decisions related to science, technology, and medicine. They operate under an 1863 congressional charter to the National Academy of Sciences, signed by President Lincoln. For more information, visit nationalacademies.org. A committee roster follows.\nFollow us on Twitter: @theNASEM and @NASEM_health\nFollow us on Instagram: @theNASEM\nFollow us on Facebook: @NationalAcademies\nDownload the report at http://www.nationalacademies.org/ElastomericRespirators\nDana Korsen, Media Relations Officer\nCopies of Reusable Elastomeric Respirators in Health Care: Considerations for Routine and Surge Use are available from the National Academies Press on the Internet at http://www.nap.edu or by calling 202-334-3313 or 1-800-624-6242. Reporters may obtain a copy from the Office of News and Public Information (contacts listed above).\nCommittee on the Use of Elastomeric Respirators in Health Care\nLinda Hawes Clever* (co-chair)\nDepartment of Occupational Health\nCalifornia Pacific Medical Center, and\nM. E. Bonnie Rogers (co-chair)\nNorth Carolina Occupational Safety and Health Education Research Center, and\nOccupational Health Nursing Program, and\nGloria Addo-Ayensu\nGio J. 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        "raw_content": "When I started this blog, I asked Patrick if he wanted to be a part of it. I was thinking for sure he would say no. To my surprise, he said he'd like to use it to reflect every once in a while. If you read our last entry titled \"Chosen\" you learned something about my husband. He is not someone who is very in touch with his feelings. In fact, he is someone who really doesn't experience emotion like the rest of us human beings here on Earth ;) However, as predicted, God is working in him in BIG ways! He is opening Patrick's eyes, mind, and most importantly, his heart... all to prepare him for the biggest, most amazing moment which will come in just 12 short weeks -- meeting his little girl.\nDaddy's little girl.\nPatrick has been in Virginia for the last 3 and a half months at a school for the Army. When he left, we had a \"normal pregnancy\". We were still awaiting the gender of our child. And, to our knowledge, she was perfectly healthy! We were planning her nursery and registering for all the essentials. When he left for school, he was leaving a healthy mom and baby. I can't even imagine having to find out over the phone that your child has a severe congenital heart defect -- one that can't be \"cured\" or \"fixed\"... one that would require not one invasive surgery, but three, all starting right after she enters this world. I can't imagine having to be so far away while all this is happening -- the fetal echoes, the growth ultrasounds, the worried wife, the barrage of new doctors and new information. Patrick wrote this blog about a week ago and I wanted to share it with you all today!\nI think the most difficult part of all of this right now is that there is something wrong with our little girl and there is nothing we can do for her. It's my natural instinct to want to protect her from everything. She's not even here yet and I'm already failing. I have hope, though, and that may be the only thing that is saving me now. Is it hope? Or do I keep trying to wake myself from this dream? Either way... these next days, weeks, months, years...this is something that will never be fixed. It will never go away. It's something that she will live with her whole life. In the beginning, when we first found out about this, we didn't know the severity of what she had. I also have a small heart condition and we thought it could be hereditary. I don't think I have ever more guilty about anything in my entire life than the possibility of giving my daughter an incomplete heart. I suppose we all have incomplete hearts in one way or another, though. The best thing that I can do right now is prepare to make her spiritual heart full and overflowing with love. More to come, this is how I feel today.\nSo proud of him! He's going to be the most amazing daddy for this little girl. God picked well.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Heritage People Burgh is home for former US Ambassador\nFrank was born in East Orange, New Jersey, of Scottish parents, but his mother was homesick in the States and they returned home to Dalmuir where he was brought up.\nHis career in the US diplomatic service saw him ultimately appointed as Ambassador to Communist East Germany in the 1980s.\nTwenty years before that Frank played a key role in the swapping of a Soviet spy for the pilot of a U2 spy plane, Gary Powers, which was the basis for the Hollywood blockbuster \u2018Bridge of Spies\u2019 starring Tom Hanks.\nFrank, who in a talk to Helensburgh Rotary Club several years ago described himself as \u2018a regular Cold Warrior of the Old School\u2019, told the BBC: \u201cYes, I was involved in the exchange.\n\u201cI had just been transferred from our Embassy in Moscow, where I had been for a couple of years, to Berlin in late 1961. It all had to be handled carefully and sensitively.\u201d\nAn American citizen by birth, Frank went to St Stephen\u2019s Primary School in Dalmuir and St Patrick\u2019s High School in Dumbarton, then graduated with an honours MA in history from the University of Glasgow.\nHe took up a sub-editing post with the then Glasgow Herald. Later he was awarded an LLD (Hon) from Glasgow.\n\u201cI went up to Glasgow University to do Modern Languages, which was French and German, and then I switched for my honours course to history,\u201d he said.\n\u201cIt was a conscious decision to take the American option, which I did. I registered for the draft as American citizens had to.\n\u201cEventually I got my draft papers and took my medical examination in an American army hospital in Glasgow.\u201d\nHe was sent to Fontainebleau in France to complete his infantry training, then served in Germany.\n\u201cThat\u2019s where the diplomatic bit started. It started in a very odd way, a funny way really,\u201d he said.\n\u201cI was going back to my unit which was stationed north of Frankfurt, and I was in the American Army Red Cross Club, where you could have coffee and doughnuts, waiting for my train. I picked up a paper and read an article about a search for applicants for entry to the Foreign Service.\n\u201cIt said that if you took the story to your commanding officer he would give you a three day pass to take the exam, and I thought a three day pass is not a bad idea!\n\u201cSo I took the exam. which was written and was my first encounter with multiple choice answers. I passed it \u2014 not very well. I just sort of scraped through.\n\u201cThat made me eligible to take the oral examination, which I did some time later in Berlin. I passed that quite well, and that made me eligible for appointment as a Foreign Service officer.\u201d\nHowever he was not given the job as he had not lived in the States for long enough, so he accepted an offer from a member of the interviewing panel to find him a job if he went to the States to work.\nFrank took up this kind offer, and worked in Washington for two years before taking took the oral exam again.\nIn 1949 he married Yoker-born Margaret Kearns \u2014 who was evacuated to the Charles Rennie Mackintosh mansion Hill House in Helensburgh after the Clydebank Blitz in March 1941 \u2014 in Manhattan, New York.\nFrank was evacuated from Dalmuir to Dumbarton and was a regular visitor to the Kearns household before Margaret went to the States in 1948 and worked as a nanny.\nHe entered the US Foreign Service in 1951 and was appointed to be a clerk in the American Consulate in Bremen and a junior officer in the Marshall Plan Administration.\nHe graduated Master in Public Administration from Harvard University in 1957 and rose through the ranks of the US Foreign Service, specialising in Eastern European and Communist affairs.\nHis diplomatic postings included Hungary, where the Meehans were friends of Cardinal J\u00f3zsef Mindszenty (pictured left with Mrs Meehan), who for five decades personified uncompromising opposition to fascism and communism in Hungary and spent eight years in prison before being freed in the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and granted political asylum by the United States embassy in Budapest, where he lived for the next 15 years.\nFrank served in Moscow in the aftermath of the U2 spy plane incident in 1960; East Germany when spies were being swapped prior to the collapse of the Berlin Wall; and Warsaw, when the Solidarity trade union emerged under Lech Walesa and General Jaruzelski declared martial law.\nMargaret was a great support to him as he rose to become the US ambassador in Czechoslovakia, East Germany and Poland, her considerable skills as an organiser and hostess at receptions and dinners becoming legendary.\nFrank said: \u201cShe was a terrific organiser and cook. They say that moving house is one of the most stressful things a person can do , but Margaret took it all in her stride as we moved from house to house a remarkable 23 times.\u201d\nThe couple met world leaders and plenipotentiaries and travelled to many official engagements, including a meeting with Pope John Paul II in Vatican City (pictured right).\nMrs Meehan was renowned for her sense of humour and left a lasting impression on the many American and foreign diplomats and dignitaries whom she met in the embassies in Prague, Warsaw and Berlin between 1979 and 1989.\nShe loved ballet, music, reading, flowers and sewing, and became actively engaged with the interior design of some of the embassies in which her family lived.\nAll the while she was involved in bringing up and overseeing the education of their four children \u2014 Anne, Catherine, Frances and Jim \u2014 who in turn helped look after her when she suffered ill health in later years.\nShe died on March 15 2015 at the age of 92, and the Requiem Mass at St Joseph\u2019s Church in Helensburgh was followed by committal at Cardross Cemetery.\nShe was survived by her husband of 66 years, who still lives in the Kidston area, their children, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.\n\u25a0 Some of the information in this article came from an obituary for Margaret Meehan written by Dumbarton journalist Bill Heaney.\nThe story of Frank Meehan\u2019s adventures and the impact of the Blitz in Dumbarton and Cardross are included in All Our Yesterdays, a new book by Bill published recently by Neetah Books of Alexandria.",
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        "raw_content": "What Samba Schools Can Teach Us About Participatory Culture\nIf you dropped in at a Samba School on a typical Saturday night you would take it for a dance hall. The dominant activity is dancing, with the expected accompaniment of drinking, talking and observing the scene. From time to time the dancing stops and someone sings a lyric or makes a short speech over a very loud P.A. system. You would soon begin to realize that there is more continuity, social cohesion and long term common purpose than amongst transient or even regular dancers in a typical American dance hall. The point is that the Samba School has another purpose then the fun of the particular evening. This purpose is related to the famous Carnival which will dominate Rio at Mardi Gras and at which each Samba School will take on a segment of the more than twenty-four hour long procession of street dancing. This segment will be an elaborately prepared, decorated and choreographed presentation of a story, typically a folk tale rewritten with lyrics, music and dance newly composed during the previous year. So we see the complex functions of the Samba School. While people have come to dance, they are simultaneously participating in the choice, and elaboration of the theme of the next carnival; the lyrics sung between the dances are proposals for inclusion; the dancing is also the audition, at once competitive and supportive, for the leading roles, the rehearsal and the training school for dancers at all levels of ability. From this point of view a very remarkable aspect of the Samba School is the presence in one place of people engaged in a common activity - dancing - at all levels of competence from beginning children who seem scarcely yet able to talk, to superstars who would not be put to shame by the soloists of dance companies anywhere in the world. The fact of being together would in itself be \"educational\" for the beginners; but what is more deeply so is the degree of interaction between dancers of different levels of competence. From time to time a dancer will gather a group of others to work together on some technical aspect; the life of the group might be ten minutes or half an hour, its average age five or twenty five, its mode of operation might be highly didactic or more simply a chance to interact with a more advanced dancer. The details are not important: what counts is the weaving of education into the larger, richer cultural-social experience of the Samba School.\nSo we have as our problem: to transfer the positive features of the Samba School into the context of learning traditional \"school material\" -- let's say mathematics or grammar. Can we solve it? -- Seymour Papert, \"Some Poetic and Social Critera for Education Design\" (1975)\nI was lucky enough to have spent some small bits of time with Seymour Papert when I first arrived at MIT in the late 1980s and to have spent even more time in the company of his students, such as Amy Bruckman, Idit Harel Caperton, Edith Ackerman, Ricki Goldman, Mitchell Resnick, David Cavallo, and others. His ideas about redesigning educational practices to reflect the value of the Samba Schools was very much in the air at the time and I recall this passage being discussed several times at the meetings of the Narrative Intelligence Reading Group, an incredible bunch of graduate students, faculty members, and folks from the Cambridge community, who met regularly to discuss the intersection between new media and theory. In retrospect, I've begun to wonder how much the concept of the Samba School informed my own ideas about \"participatory culture,\" without me being fully conscious of it at the time. It is only in recent years that I have started to draw connections between the two, but we are always shaped by things in our immediate environment in ways we can not fully articulate at the time. So, choose your contexts wisely.\nThis past summer, during a trip to Rio, my wife and I were finally able to visit a Samba School, and I came away from the experience with a deeper appreciation of the many different mechanisms through which the community's participation is solicited and maintained over the course of one of those weekend afternoons Papert is describing. And I have found myself reflecting upon this experience many times since my return. Here, I mostly want to share some of the beautiful photographs my wife, Cynthia Jenkins, took, but also to share a few of these still relatively unprocessed impressions. Thanks to my good friend, Mauricio Mota, for organizing our outing at the Samba School. I am still learning about this culture, so please excuse anything I get wrong in this discussion. I would love to have some of my Brazillian readers add their own background and context to what I am sharing here.\nThe Samba Schools are embedded within particular communities -- most often in the Favelas, which is where the poorest of the poor live in Rio. Upon entering these communities, as an outsider, one is impressed both by the density of the population and by the vibrancy of community life. Everywhere you look, people are gathered together, engaged in conversations, and around the edges, you can see a range of expressive activities.\nFor me, the creativity fostered by the Samba Schools is also visible in the grafitti and street art which adorns walls all over the city. And the playfulness can be seen in the boys and girls who are trying to conduct kite battles just outside the city center.\nThe Samba Schools are part of a larger folk logic which survives in Brazil as a living aspect of the culture (even as so much of the folk practices have been crushed in the United States over the past hundred plus years of mass media). We don't need to romanticize these creative impulses, but we also should not deny their existence.\nEntering the Samba School has historically been a risky proposition for the middle class and the outsider, as is suggested by the incredibly narrow windows through which transactions occur around the purchase of admission.\nBut once inside the hall, things are incredibly open and designed to insure sociability through every means possible. The space and practices are designed to encourage participation and to embrace many different kinds of participation. So, the first thing you do upon entering -- or at least the first thing we do upon entering -- is to grab a big heaping plate of food.\nAs someone born and raised in the south, not so many generations removed from dirt farmers, I recognize the core ingredients here -- there's not much on my plate which I would not have seen at a BBQ place in the deep south or at a family reunion or church picnic. The preparation differs, of course, but the core building blocks are the same. And eating the food gives us time to sit and watch, to get our bearings and to develop a mental map of the space.\nThe design of the space creates a great deal of fluidity between watching and dancing.\nThere are many different vantage points for observing what's taking place, but there are no fixed walls separating performance space for spaces where spectators are gathered.\nAnd the longer you are there, the more you find yourself edging closer and closer to where the action is. There is no decisive moment when participants step from watching to dancing. The music pulls at you -- you start to sway your hips or nod along without even fully realizing it.\nMothers and fathers are taking their children with them, and they bounce to the music, even before they really know what's taking place.\nThere are certainly stars to be seen here: my host points out some of the well known figures in the Samba world who are strutting their stuff and others are gathering around to watch them, but there is nothing stopping anyone from stepping into the same ring on the flat floor and dancing alongside them.\nThere is a raised area where the bands perform and there are local personalities who moderate the festivities, giving out periodic encouragements for people to join the dance. The announcers, though, are only one of a number of different practices designed to actively invite our participation.\nThese young men and women function like cupids: they bring love messages from one participant to another, often encouraging them to kiss and dance together, and thus breaking down some of the isolation that might remain in a large public space. You may note that they wear straw hats and have freckles, both intended to indicate they are playing the role of \"country bumpkins,\" a shared figure of bemusement for these urban poor, many of whom only recently left the countryside themselves.\nPeriodically, a group dressed in police uniforms step march through the hall, blowing whistles, and rounding up captives. They are seeking out people who do not seem to be participating and they take them away for short lectures on the traditions of the community.\nAs someone who lives in fear of confrontations with people in uniforms, I ask my host what I can do to signal my participation, and it turns out that participation is a flexible category and that wearing the festive shirt which was handed me along with my ticket will be enough to signal that I have become part of the community, rather than a mere spectator.\nThe \"participation police,\" as I have come to describe them, are one of the most provocative aspects of the experience for me. They speak to the challenges which any participatory culture faces around nonparticipation. I have come to appreciate the concept of legitimate peripheral participation -- the idea that witnessing and learning are themselves forms of participation, or at least, meaningful part of the process of preparing to participate. We should be concerned if some groups are structurally prohibited from participating; we should pay attention to the educational needs of those who are not yet ready to participate; we should build in active mechanisms which repeatedly encourage and solicit participation, as I observed in the Samba Schools, but we should not force participation before any given community member is ready to join the festivities.\nSo, it is striking that the Samba Schools have a range of different mechanisms for encouraging participation, some more forceful than others, but that it also recognizes and values that sometimes wearing a t-shirt or some other marker of affiliation may be as far as any one person is ready to go in their process of absorbing the norms and values of the community and crossing the invisible threshold into full participation. 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        "raw_content": "Object Oriented Mathematics\nComputers demand unambiguous notation, programmers want brevity and maintainers of software want clarity. Users of mathematical notation demand brevity and clarity, but the demand for unambiguous notation is less pressing in mathematics. Hence, development of unambiguous notation has mainly occurred in the fields of mathematical logic and computer science, with computer science as the place where unambiguity is most needed. It is therefore no surprise that computer science has developed a number of formalisms (i.e. programming languages) that are completely unambiguous.\nIn many respects, mathematical notation is superior to computer science ditto. This is so because mathematics has had longer time to develop its notation and because computer science has been restricted to a character set with 96 characters and typewriters that could merely arrange those characters as simple, linear strings. The present paper aims at combining the best from the two worlds.\nSuch a combination of notation from two worlds will necessarily offend both worlds as not all properties of each world will be included or even appreciated.\nSection 2 will present a number of ambiguities that appear in contemporary mathematical notation. Section 3 will present the choices that were made in the development of the notation. Section 4 develops the notation itself.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Smart holograms\nSomething in the air: Stephen Benton and a \u2018family\u2019 reunion \u00bb\nDavid Pizzanelli\nDavidPizzanelli@LightImpressions.com\nDavid is the Sales and Marketing Manager for Light Impressions International Ltd. He has been actively involved in the hologram industry since 1979, as Holographer and Director at Hollusions Ltd Cambridge and at SEE 3 Holograms Ltd London. In 1994 he was awarded a PhD in Holography at the Royal Collage of Art, London. David has served on the Board of the IHMA and as Chairman of the IHMA, and is an acknowledged expert on the subject of security holograms.\nHolography has in the past been acknowledged as the most realistic of three-dimensional imaging techniques giving, on occasion, an image of an object that was so life-like that a casual observer might mistake the virtual effigy for the real thing.\nBefore white light reflection holograms became generally available the only holograms that anyone could see were laser transmission holograms. Looking into a laser transmission hologram was like looking through a window into another world. As one peered through the glass plate one could not only see the subject of the hologram, but the optical components behind it and often the laser table as well. If it was a pulse laser transmission hologram sometimes one could see the whole room, with people standing in the behind the laser table, just by looking through a small piece of glass. It was like looking through a magic letter box into the laser laboratory and was (and still is) quite a magical and uncanny experience.\nThe only people (apart from scientists and holographers) who actually got to see these early holograms were reporters and journalists writing about the new medium. Looking at these spectacular laser transmission holograms they wrote up very enthusiastic reports in newspapers and magazines about how truly amazing and life-like holograms were and then went on to speculate about how soon we would all be looking at hologram TV and hologram billboards in the sky. Long before the general public ever got to see them it was generally known and accepted that Holography was something new and extraordinary. In his book \u201cTravels in Hyper-reality\u201d Umberto Eco said that holography provided the spectator with an image that is \u201cAbsolutely iconic, a perfect likeness, a \u2018real\u2019 copy of the reality being represented\u201d [1] he went on to say that \u201cHolography \u2026 achieves full-colour photographic representation that is more than three-dimensional\u201d and that \u201cHolography could only prosper in America, a country obsessed with realism, where if a reconstruction is to be credible, it must be absolutely iconic, a perfect likeness, a \u201creal\u201d copy of the reality being represented\u201d [2].\nBy the time white light viewable holograms were available to the general public it was already widely established that holography was the perfect imaging medium.\n\u201cPencils\u201d by Paul Hubel\nWhat the readers of Eco book, along most members of the public, did not know was that this fantastic \u201cRealism\u201d was actually true under certain circumstances and in fact there were some severe limitations to the medium of \u201cclassical\u201d studio holography, such as:\nSize \u2013 The film and plate materials used were so expensive that very few holograms were made that were larger than 30 \u00d7 40 cm and the majority were 10 \u00d7 8 inches or smaller. All subjects had to be the same size as the final hologram image.\nImmobility \u2013 Unless a pulse laser was used, the subject had to be a solid object, even items that most people would think of as \u201cstationary\u201d, such as a vase of flowers or a bowl of fruit, could not be used because of the severe constraints of immobility.\nColour \u2013 There have been several multi-colour and even full-colour silver-halide holograms made, but the process was so complex that to date they have served as examples of different holographic techniques rather than established commercial processes.\nLocation \u2013 Even if a pulse laser were used to record a moving subject, such as a human portrait, the subject had to be brought into the studio to have the hologram made. All exposures were \u201cin camera\u201d: they had to be made within the darkened studio that was lit only by safelights and thus the subject matter was restricted to what could be physically brought into the studio.\nAs Dr. Stephen Benton, inventor of the rainbow hologram, once put it, \u201cthe disappointing reality for the general public when they go to buy a hologram is that they find them to be three-dimensional images of small dead things\u201d. If a designer or an artist wanted to have a hologram made then his or her concept would have to be interpreted by the holographer, and quite often by a model-maker as well, before the final image was realised.\nIf one wanted to have a white light rainbow hologram made of a car engine, for example, a 3D scale model would have to be made because the real engine would be far too large to fit onto the holography table.\nThe 3D model would have to be perfect in every detail but only a tiny fraction of the size of the actual engine. It would have to be carefully painted in grey-scale to reflect the right amount of laser light to produce a realistic image. If the hologram image was to be in more than one colour then the model would have to be painted again in grey-scale for each exposure. The colours in the final image would be determined by the geometry rather than the wavelength of the the laser beams.\nThe final hologram image would be exactly the same size as the 3D model as all classical holograms have a 1:1 ratio between the image and the object recorded. This meant that even if the object were of a convenient size to put onto the holography table it could not be used directly if the final image was required to be a slightly different size.\nThis 1:1 ratio is a natural consequence of the way that a classical hologram automatically records every minute detail of the physical object, including its size, but it is seen as a severe limitation by artists and designers who are used to blowing up and reducing photographic images to any size that is required. Artists wanting to use holography to make works of fine Art learned to disguise the limitations of the medium so that observers were unaware of them. What may have seemed effortless beauty was in fact the product of much skill and resourcefulness on the part of the artist.\n\u201cForth Wall\u201d: Artist Dan Schweizer made intricate models like tiny stage sets for his holograms.\n\u201cIn the Sea of Tranquilly\u201d: Artist John Kaufman made beautiful multi-colour holograms of rocks.\n\u201cExuma\u201d: Artist Rudie Berkhout made colourful abstracts from simple objects. \u201cMotion in Space \u2013 Space in Motion\u201d Dieter Jung\n\u201cBlueprint for a Metanatural Power Plant\u201d Doris Vila\nArtists such as Doris Vila, Rudie Berkhout, Dieter Jung, Kazuo Hatano, Ikuo Nakamura, Shunsuke Mitamura, Setsuko Ishii, Jeffrey Robb and many others created works that used the elements of space, time and colour within the hologram to create images that were far more powerful and beautiful than the sometimes quite humble objects that were used in their creation.\nIn general display holography the use of solid 3D models and small objects, and the \u201cphoto-booth\u201d style pulse laser portraits of people and animals, proved a great disillusionment to the general public who had grown accustomed to the wealth and variety of subject matter offered by cinema, photography and television. In order to provide the same abundance and diversity of imagery that is provided daily by other visual media, Holography has to be used as the means of presentation of sequences of photographs and images from other media and not simply as a direct medium for recording the subjects that could be taken into the dark confines of the the laser studio.\nFrom the very start holographers realised that there had to be a marriage between holography and other imaging techniques, such as photography and cinematography, if holography was to survive beyond the first \u201cera of novelty\u201d, where the innovation of the medium itself was sufficiently interesting to be valued in itself, regardless of the actual subject matter.\nAs early as 1968, R.V. Pole saw the potential of holography in the context of auto-stereoscopic displays, i.e. the means of providing stereoscopic 3D images without the need for wearing special glasses, or looking through a viewer [3].\nThere are several forms of auto-stereoscopic displays [4], many of which derive from Gabriel Lippmann\u2019s proposal in 1908 to gather a range of perspective views onto a photographic emulsion by means of an array of spherical lenses, called \u201cfly\u2019s eye\u201d lenses, and then to retro-project them to synthesize a three-dimensional image [5].\nPole wrote that he hoped his technique would \u201coffer a means of closing the \u201cwhite-light circle\u201d in holography by providing a method of taking a picture of a 3D scene in natural light.\u201d In the same year, George and McCrickerd completed some practical fieldwork in the form of scenic stereograms of the Yosemite Valley and the city of Pasadena using the nine-story Millikan Library building as a platform to take the original footage [6].\nIn May 1968, D. J. De Bitetto, working at the Phillips Laboratories, described a method of recording a very narrow horizontal strip hologram for viewing of the virtual image of the 3D scene [7, 8, 9].\nThen, in October 1969, Dr. Stephen Benton proposed a two-step technique [10], where the second hologram is illuminated to reconstruct a real image of the first hologram the strip that replays the image in each wavelength of the spectrum in turn, to give the bright diffractive colours of a \u201crainbow\u201d hologram.\nIn the early 1980\u2019s Benton suggested that a linear pass by the subject (with a movie camera on a linear rail) would give less optical distortion in the image than rotating the subject on a turn-table.\nBenton Achromatic Stereogram.\nThe rainbow hologram was the foundation of the embossed hologram technology, and even prior to the advent of embossing it set the direction that holograms derived from photographic images would go.\nWithin a short time of seeing the first \u201crainbow hologram\u201d, Lloyd Cross produced a composite hologram comprising some 1080 image strips, each of which was a one-step white-light viewable rainbow hologram. Collectively the image strips formed a cylindrical display that gave a 360\u2218 view of the subject.\n\u201cMultiplex\u201d Hologram Display\nWhilst the Multiplex Company was making cylindrical displays on silver halide film, other holographers, like Ken Haines, Mike Foster and Steve McGrew were working on methods to mass-replicate \u201crainbow\u201d holograms onto plastic materials. This was to profoundly affect the economics of producing holographic images and to give rise to a whole new industry.\nSteve McGrew\u2019s company, Light Impressions Inc, was the first to bring the embossed hologram to the commercial market with a set of embossed images of 3D subjects. The images were typical of the \u201cclassical\u201d studio holography of the silver halide era, one of the best examples being a still life called \u201cSkull and Rocks\u201d by the artist holographer John Kaufman. The hologram is 6\u2032\u2032\u00d7 6\u2032\u2032; and the visual depth of the image is a similar amount when the hologram is correctly illuminated with a halogen spotlight.\n\u201cSkull and Rocks \u201d by John Kaufman\nSteve McGrew was quick to realise that if commercial clients were to make use of the new medium of embossed holography then there had to be a better way to allow them to specify the image they required.\n\u201cET\u201d \u2013 The first embossed 2D\u20133D hologram\nMcGrew abandoned full 3D depth in favour of diffractive colour [11] and developed a system now known as \u201c2D\u20133D\u201d, whereby a client could send in black and white line artwork and this would be converted into a hologram set on two planes, one set on the surface and one appearing a few millimetres behind. With the release of the \u201cE.T.\u201d diffractive graphic stickers in 1982, 2D\u20133D was launched and became the most popular hologram imaging format of the 1980\u2019s.\n\u201cKelly\u201d \u2013 the first embossed stereogram\nAlthough the first embossed stereogram was released soon afterwards, the ease and simplicity of the 2D\u20133D technique, meant that 3D images originated with a movie camera and a subject on a turntable were both expensive and complicated compared to the new graphic technology which required very little from the client in terms of preparation of artwork. As most clients simply wanted their logo displayed as a diffractive composition, and as company logos were usually in the form of bold graphics designed to look good on letterheads, the 2D\u20133D system allowed clients to specify custom holograms with ease.\n\u201cTrue-Color\u201d 2D\u20133D by Light Impressions\nWhen Light Impressions introduced their \u201cTrue-colour\u201d technique, which permitted 2D\u20133D holograms to be made from full natural colour photographs and transparencies, by use of diffractive RGB colour control, 2D\u20133D was given a new boost for promotional contexts where photo-realism was more appropriate than the graphic style of line artwork.\nAlthough there were notable exceptions, such as the portraits of Stevie Nicks and Michael Jackson, by Craig Newswanger at CFC Applied Holographics, and the Clown by Ken Haines, at American Banknote Holographics, there were relatively few full-colour embossed multiplex holograms made in the mid 1980\u2019s and early 1990\u2019s.\nClown Stereogram Ken Haines\nThis was in part because of the cost of making the original stereoscopic cine film, but also because alignment of the three colour separations from the stereoscopic cine film footage gave rise to significant registration challenges in the holography studio.\nThe complications of image alignment using cine film were alleviated by the introduction of video that could be manipulated in a computer to correct colour balance and luminosity, whilst still maintaining digital control of the placement of the image within the frame.\nTim Brown Stereogram by Ken Haines\nWhen Ken Haines was at Simian, for example, he produced some beautiful examples of full-colour portraits with small amounts of animation, such as a slight smile, or movement of the eyes, just sufficient to communicate the living presence of the subject.\nSteve Smith with linear array of 35 mm SLR cameras\nSteve Smith, of Lasersmith, produced a novel way of controlling or eliminating all subject motion, by shooting 35 mm film from a series of still cameras rather than a moving cine camera [12].\nIn the UK Rob Munday produced a novel system for recording sterograms from an LCD screen rather than from film frames, so that the parallax recording could be done on video, rather than an expensive cine camera, or alternatively data such as 3D computer models could be directly downloaded from computer [13].\nIn the Netherlands, Walter Spierings developed a system for making colour 3D stereograms, also using an LCD screen, but providing, instead of the conventional H1\u2013H2 system, a one-step imaging process he called the \u201cOffice HoloprinterTM\u201d [14].\nToy Box by Rob Munday\nSeveral holographers were working on methods to exploit the control that image manipulation in computers gave to the process by finding a way to directly output a digital image as a hologram.\nIn 1988 Fujio Iwata and Kazuhiko Ohuma, of Toppan Printing Co Ltd, introduced their novel process for making animated diffractive patterns by exposing several tiny dots of grating. The system allowed for the variable grating pitch to build up a multi-colour image and, more spectacularly, had the ability to change the orientation of the grating (by rotating the substrate) to provide dazzling animated patterns [15, 16, 17].\n\u201cThis method needs much time over imagination\u201d, as they put it in their 1988 paper, but the effort was worthwhile, as the tiny animated images were very difficult to achieve by any other holographic method, such as 2D\u20133D, and were going to be significant in the emerging security market. Within a few months other companies working on similar systems were displaying holograms made by the \u201cdot-matrix\u201d technique [18, 19, 20].\nThe animated images were bright, colourful and very distinctive. Before long, however, it became clear that the real advantage was that the system required no real holographic skills to operate and that the true skills were in the design of the image.\nFor the first time it was the designer working at a computer with the latest graphic software who contributed more to the look of the final hologram image than the holographer. The dot-matrix image could be shown on the monitor cycling through the colours, and presenting a good simulation of the final product.\nDot-matrix machine\nDesigns could be quickly modified and easily displayed to the client for approval. Within a few years dot-matrix had replaced 2D\u20133D as the most popular imaging technique.\nSeveral of the holographers working on the dot-matrix systems realised that if either the lateral viewing zone of each pixel could be controlled, or the real-estate of the photo-resist divided into a sub-matrix of cells for different viewing zones, then it would be possible to build up a sequence of stereoscopic views using direct-write methods. If the pitch of the grating could be varied for each pixel then multi-colour or true-colour 3D image could be directly written to the hologram.\nIn May 1994 Toppan published their first multi-colour 3D embossed image made from their high-resolution direct-write technique. Displaying a computer generated scene with at least a dozen perspective views, the tiny image has five clearly discernable colours. One of the most significant aspects of the \u201c3D grating image\u201d is that it is not actually a hologram at all, in that no interference wavefronts, or even lasers, are employed in its fabrication. The images consist of anywhere from several tens of thousands to several hundreds of thousands of minute gratings prepared by an electron beam [21].\nMulti-colour \u201c3D grating image\u201d by Toppan\nAs well as Toppan in Japan, the Dai Nippon Printing Co Ltd also researched methods of using an electron beam to make directly written computer-generated holograms. In 1998 3D images, such as wire-frame models, were fabricated as computer-generated holograms (CGHs) [22]. The following year they extended the technique to make multi-colour 3D images [23] and research is presently underway to make large-format CGHs [24, 25].\nIn Taiwan, Ahead Optoelectronics Inc developed a dot-matrix system that uses optical exposure methods to provide 3D images in full natural colour with graduated tonal values. Traditional dot-matrix printers did not have the ability to create true colour holograms effectively because they could not vary the pitch of each grating pixel, but the SparkleTM machine gets around this limitation and allows one to specify the exact pitch, angle and spot size of every pixel.\nDragon stereogram by Ahead Optoelectronics Inc\nThe system has the capability to vary the spot size from 150 dpi to 1,300 dpi. The grating pitch can be varied within each pixel from 0.7 to 2.5 to give a wide colour range. In fact it is arguable that technique offers a wider colour gamut than, for example, a 2D\u20133D true-colour made with single red, green and blue diffractive primaries, because any of the pixels can be set to a wide range of different colours [26]. In practice, a full natural-colour 3D image is presently limited to three stereoscopic channels, but the example of the small stereogram of a porcelain dragon has an authentic realism, reminiscent of \u201cclassical\u201d full-colour reflection holograms.\nThe Kinemax, developed by Polskie Systemy Holograficzne, is another exciting new direct-write technology, whose main distinction from conventional direct-write, or dot-matrix systems is that several \u201coptical interference fields\u201d are recorded at the same time in different areas to give multiple gratings. Thus the \u201cresolution cells\u201d that are written are not separated into discrete dots of diffraction grating, like conventional dot-matrix spots, but form a continuous recording over relatively large areas.\nThe KinemaxTM high-resolution direct-write system.\nThe resolution within each cell is up to 6,000 dpi, with both pitch and fringe direction defined within each cell. The KinemaxTM technology offers recording of 3D objects as full true-colour stereograms composed of up to 30 stereo views with 3D image resolution of the order of 4000 dpi, with three sets of gratings corresponding to the primary additive colours. The stereogram can be built up from a series of rendered images (in the case of a virtual 3D scene) or a set of digitized photographs (for real objects). Each image represents a view of an object from one direction. Basic colour views from one point in the hologram plane are composed of basic colour components from points at the same locations on subsequent images.\nPawel Stepien, who also worked on the HolomaxTM system, points out some of the advantages of KinemaxTM are that the basic cell, or pixel, \u201cis composed of a set of diffraction gratings with spatial frequencies corresponding to directions of subsequent views and fringe contrast being responsible for given point-direction combination amplitude. The process does not contain any Fourier transform calculations, and can thus be performed directly by grating recorder in line with recording. It is also possible, unlike in the CGH based stereogram, to scale a 3D image without any additional calculations\u201d [27].\nIn the UK, Spatial Imaging Ltd saw dot-matrix as having the potential to deliver everything that their earlier Di-HoTM stereogram system had done, but without the requirement for specialist skills. \u201cAbsolutely no knowledge of holography is required\u201d to originate one-step hybrid 2D\u20133D and 3D holograms on the new Lightgate 3000 \u201c3DigitalTM\u201d machine [28].\nLightgate 3000 \u201c3DigitalTM\u201d machine\nThe 3DigitalTM images have several advantages over classical stereogram holograms: they are brighter, with higher contrast and more saturated colours. Imagery is sharper and more detailed, even in semi-diffuse lighting conditions. The grating structures are easier to emboss, and survive application onto substrates that are not rigid or optically flat. Previously stereograms embossed into hot-stamping foil had to be applied to very smooth substrates, such as plastic cards, to avoid degrading the image. 3DigitalTM holograms can be created from up to 64 stereoscopic images in a resolution of up to 3,064 dpi (some 9 million pixels per square inch). Software balances the red, green and blue exposures for each pixel, using a proprietary algorithm, so that the final hologram displays bright saturated colour throughout the spectral range and both the angle of diffraction and the spatial frequency can be continuously varied.\nIn the US, Pacific Holographics have used their patented SecureTextTM dot matrix system to produce multicolour 3D images at resolutions up to 3200 dpi (over 10 million pixels per square inch). The system allows the operator to control the grating angle, spatial frequency and brightness of every pixel to achieve RGB colour blending as well as gamma control [29].\nThree stereoscopic views of \u201cCube\u201d \u2013 a 3D multi-colour dot-matrix hologram\nA typical data file for a colour dot matrix hologram contains information from 16 individual frames with a 2\u2218 or 3\u2218 angular deviation between frames to provide stereoscopic parallax, depending on the hologram size and subject matter. The images are bright and sharp with good colour saturation and wide angle of view.\nLight Impressions International Ltd, in the UK, offer two full-colour direct-write technologies, HiMax and BrandMax, both of which allow the designer an artwork resolution of 16,000,000 pixels per square inch.\nHiMax Light Impressions\nThat level of resolution means that each diffractive pixel is like a small white sugar cube on a football pitch. In the case of HiMax each of the diffractive pixels is written at a much higher resolution still, with a point size of just 15nm (over six billion points per square inch).\nThe BrandMax technology allows designers untrained in holography to make the image on their own computers and control exactly how the final result should look using digital 3D models made with off-the-shelf software.\nThe 3D model is rotated to give the desired angle of view, yielding up to 50 frames of stereoscopic parallax, in full colour, with animation if required.\nAs the information is digital and is downloaded directly to make the BrandMax diffractive image, the final result looks very similar to the 3D model as seen on the computer monitor with the colours appearing as they should when the image is viewed at the correct vertical viewing position.\nBrandMax \u2013 Light Impressions International Ltd.\nThe BrandMax system also allows designers to make full colour 3D images of live events using digital video either by rotating the subject or by moving the video camera past the subject scene in an orbital or a linear pass.\nOther researchers are still keeping their results under wraps. However, it is clear that sufficient work is going on in the field at the moment to make it likely that direct-write full-colour 3D holograms will be the most popular holographic imaging process within the next few years.\nThe present limitations in the size of direct-write 3D full-colour diffractive images may soon be overcome by pulse laser direct-write systems such as the i-SCANTM technology, shown at Holo-Pack in November 1999, exposing pixels at speeds of up to a thousand of dots per second.\nThe i-SCANTM system directly ablates the image into the plastic shims used for soft embossing. Not only does it do away with the holographer, as it bypasses the need for a photoresist plate, but it also dispenses with the electro-former, nickel shims and plating baths. Gone too, is the need to recombine small images together to make larger shims, as large format seamless cylinders can be directly ablated with multiple images. Production time is reduced from a couple of weeks to a couple of hours, a vital factor in making holography a mainstream imaging medium [31].\nConventional printing (left) is combined with an embossed dot-matrix hologram (centre) to provide a dynamic result (right) for a TV guide.\nWhen the i-SCANTM system is able to produce full-colour 3D holograms in a similar way to the BrandMaxTM or 3DigitalTM or other full-colour 3D direct-write technologies, then an exciting range of new subject matter will be available that contains full parallax and natural colour.\nThe capability of directly writing relatively large format full-colour 3D holograms (of a size sufficient to cover a book, magazine or poster, for example) coupled with the ability to combine the image with conventional printing, may finally allow holography to integrate with mainstream publishing.\nThe recent advances in computing power, software and related digital technology means that far broader subject matter can be imported from other media which already contains parallax data.\nThere is a vast amount of parallax data available today that is recorded and stored digitally. More parallax is used in television, video and film than ever before, as directors have come to realise that a roving camera can convey far more realism than a static camera.\nThis is because the phenomena of \u201cmotion parallax\u201d (or \u201ctemporal parallax\u201d) is feeding 3D depth cues to the viewer even if the motion is only a few degrees and is too subtle to be consciously noticed by the audience.\nNot only in action-packed scenes, but also in relatively quiet scenes of dialogue, a small amount of temporal parallax from lateral camera motion adds a three-dimensional feel and a sense of \u201cbeing there\u201d that a fixed camera shot cannot convey.\nAs well as fictional dramas and films, shots containing lateral or orbital camera motion are increasingly being used in television advertising commercials and in programmes such as wildlife and nature documentaries.\nHand-held video camera on location\nOn location, new light-weight video cameras can be hand-held to provide lateral temporal parallax with far more freedom of movement that conventional motion picture cameras, and new Digital Video (DV) formats allow for cameras to be much smaller with very little loss of picture quality.\nIn the studio, the use of booms and pulleys to move the camera rapidly around allow for more temporal parallax than ever before, both in television and in cinema. 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        "raw_content": "The History of the Hunters Valley\nLittle did George Washington Hunter, a prominent attorney in Fairfax, know how his name would be perpetuated when he built his grist mill along Difficult Run in the early part of the nineteenth century. It began when land deeds dated as early as 1842 cited his mill in establishing boundaries in our area. From those early days through the Second World War, the area remained essentially rural.\nHunters Valley began with the purchase by the Wickens family in 1935 of a farm of 168 acres on Hunter Mill Road, locally known then as \"Sheep Farm.\"\nLater, two large adjoining tracts were added; the old Brooke tract to the north where the Wickens' last residence was located on Hunter Mill Road until developers tore it down in 1995, and the Leeds tract to the west where the Thornton Burnet home was located. Together they make up a contiguous tract of more than 600 acres.\nIn 1935, when the Wickens purchased their first farm, this was a truly rural area. Hunter Mill Road was partly graveled, there were only five occupied houses along this mile-long stretch of road, and the nearest electricity was more than a mile away. In the spring of 1936, the Wickens moved into a refurbished farm house and began to farm, raising Guernsey cattle for sale. For the Wickens, this was an after-hours addition to their professional careers as economists in the Federal Government. The farm was operated in this way until the United States entered World War II, when it became impractical to continue because of the scarcity of help, and so the land lay idle for several years.\nAfter the war ended and peace-time activities expanded, the demand for land for home building in the Washington area grew very rapidly, especially in Fairfax County. In the late 1940's and early 1950's, the Wickens sold a few pieces of land along Hunter Mill Road and the farm road leading to the barns. The Wickens plan of land development, when these first sales were made, set the pattern for Hunters Valley as we know it today. It reflected Col. Wickens' very strong views on what constituted good, quiet, country living -- the kind of setting in which he wanted his family to live. First of all, it meant SPACE -- fairly large lots, uncrowded to assure privacy; and a land layout designed to preserve the natural beauty of streams, recreational areas, parks and trails. \"This land must be developed so I can ride a horse through it,\" he said.\nTo ensure that this pattern would be a permanent feature of future development, all the deeds to land which the Wickens sold contained covenants which provided for a minimum of only one dwelling per two acres, prohibited commercial uses of the land, set lower limits on the size of the dwellings, etc. In effect, this established a 2 acre subdivision, although some tracts include more. It was one of the first, if not the very first of its kind in Fairfax County. With the adoption of the County's Master Plan, this area was designated a two-acre zone. It has remained so ever since, thanks largely to the efforts of the HVA. The association continues to actively support the present zoning to ensure our country-style living.\nAfter the initial sale of lots, the Wickens found that under new County regulations, they had a subdivision which required the building of roads to State specifications. While this work began, the few residents of Hunters Valley met on the front lawn of the Wickens home and selected names for the new roads. The old barn lane became Hunters Valley Road. Leeds Road took its name from the family that owned the land along Difficult Run from 1850 to 1916. Little Fox Lane came from the sighting of a vixen and her two cubs along Little Fox Run. Sunny Meadow Lane perfectly described that high spot on the hill.\nThe development of Hunters Valley has proceeded gradually over the years since those first sales, with small new sections being opened occasionally for sale of a few lots at a time, usually holding to the Wickens policy of sales to individual families planning to build their own homes and thus assure a variety of architectural designs.\nIn carrying out the plan to provide recreational facilities, trails for walking and horseback riding were set aside in each new section to provide an interconnected network of dedicated trails throughout Hunters Valley. They are shown on official plats and in deeds, so that in the future, the trails will be available to residents and to other members of the HVA who are members of the HVRC. The Wickens family still owns some of the paths in the older sections of Hunters Valley. In the new sections of Wickens Road and in Hunters Valley North, the trails are easements on the land of the owners.\nRecreational activities have always been encouraged. Horses and riding have had a prominent role from the beginning. Many years ago, Walter Thompson volunteered to teach the youngsters of the Valley to ride, provided the parents would buy a pony for all to share. Proudly exhibiting their new skills on this single horse, the first horse show was held in the barnyard in a ring made of pine poles. Similarly, the former swimming pool and the park on Hunters Valley Road began with the interest of a handful of Valley residents and neighbors who spearheaded the design, building, and landscaping. Unfortunately, more homes with private pools dwindled the numbers supporting the pool until, facing major repairs, the pool had to be filled in during the late '80s.\nThe spirit of working together has continued through the years. The Association's work for Hunters Valley North is an excellent example. During the entire planning period, the developers worked closely with representatives of the Association. They accepted the suggestions that were made, and the final plan was endorsed by the HVA, which was given the opportunity to name the roads. Walter Thompson Drive and William Terry Driver were named for two extremely active workers and past presidents of the HVRC, while Sawdust Road came from the old wagon trail that led out of the woods from a temporary saw mill. The most recent development led to the addition of Aryness Dr., named in honor of Ms. Aryness Wickens.\nThese are only some of the features of Hunters Valley as it has been developed. It is as important now as it was in the formative years of Hunters Valley to maintain a strong community organization, for the times are changing fast. Fairfax County is no longer the rural area it once was. 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        "raw_content": "May 12th was ME/CFS day. Which makes today \u2013\n\u201cAfter ME/CFS Day\u201d.\nThat deserves its own day of recognition. Celebrating the effort and courage that goes into making \u2018after\u2019 ME/CFS possible.\nI love that these conditions are getting the attention they deserve \u2013 there are after all 60 000 sufferers in Australia.\nBut there has been a slow and welcome shift of \u2018awareness\u2019 since I have been specialising in ME/CFS. Often the awareness campaign is driven by a single purpose \u2013 to let the public and health practitioners know that the condition is real even though it is often invisible.\nWhile this campaign is important, there is a far more important campaign that is often lost in that message and that is a message directed to sufferers of ME/CFS \u2013\n\u2018Chronic\u2019 doesn\u2019t mean forever, and so there are things you can do. People do recover.\nSo it was nice to read this morning in NEWS.COM.AU the positive messages that are now joining the awareness campaign.\nRead Chris\u2019s \u2018After ME/CFS Day\u2019 Story here \u2013 \u201cWhy getting a Chronic Illness was the best thing that ever happened to me\u201d\nSome people have never met anyone who has fully recovered from ME/CFS so these success stories are so important. Frustratingly if you go to major ME/CFS information websites the message about recovery is non-existent with a focus on management. Management is not recovery as I explain in this article.\nPublic awareness is changing and has changed since I have been working with ME/CFS. Understandings of NEUROPLASTICITY, and the role the brain plays in immune function (Pyscho-neuroimmunolgy); the impact of chronic stress hormones or past trauma on biological function, as well as the changing understanding of the nature of pain and fatigue \u2013 these ideas are moving from science to public awareness.\nMany years ago I gave a talk to a physiotherapy clinic and no one there had an understanding of NEUROPLASTICITY and its role in Chronic Pain. Last week I got an email from a Grade 6 class doing a project on Neuroplasticity with some really cool questions. Things are changing.\nWhen I first started working in the field, one of the key information sources for sufferers was the various ME/CFS associations websites. The first line on one was \u201cME/CFS is a serious neurological illness and there is no cure\u201d. This was a primary information source for sufferers and I suggested that this statement was misleading. It promoted acceptance and directed people to the dreaded \u2018management\u2019 option. I was accused of spreading false optimism while I believed this message was spreading false pessimism. The site no longer states \u2018there is no cure\u2019 and instead reads \u2018Many people recover from this illness\u2019. The illness hasn\u2019t changed. It\u2019s still real but the awareness is changing \u2013 slowly.\nSo things can and do change. People can and do change. My goal is to help as many people as I can change their lives while changing the way we view and treat these chronic illnesses.\nThere is a way to go. But the more people tell their stories of recovery, regardless of the way they got there, the easier it will be for people diagnosed to find their way to recovery.\nSo thank you to Chris and his story and for all those who tell their personal story. The ripple effects of those conversations or stories are life changing.\nSo in honour of \u201cInternational After ME/CFS Day\u201d I thought I would share one of my favourite stories.\nMy wife\u2019s Recovery \u2013 http://iancleary.com/cfs-recovery/\nWe now know too much to have \u2018good management \u2018 of Chronic Pain and ME/CFS as the aim. It is about treatment and recovery and we see that is possible regardless of the severity or the length of time \u2013 change is possible.\nIt takes focus and effort but remember\u2026\u2026. so does managing the condition.\nIf you are like others who have unsuccessfully tried so many things before, it\u2019s really worth remembering that management also takes time and energy. In the long run, where is your energy better spent?\nNorman Doidge, (Author of the Brain that Changes Itself) spoke recently on ABC Radio National Health Report about neuroplasticity and brain retraining. He commented that is really does take focused work but only for a brief time.\nIf you would like to know more about the Lightning Process or discuss your situation then feel free to make contact for a free 30 minute consult. EMAIL ME\nIf you would like to read more people\u2019s stories of recovery go to\nHappy Ever After ME/CFS Day!",
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        "raw_content": "Attitude to risk may depend on the age of the client or the business. Younger people lean more towards risk, as Michael Pagliari explains in this TV show. The young person\u2019s attitude to risk I think that goes back to sort of life cycle questions. As clients [...]\nBuild portfolios according to risk tolerance\nBusiness risk tolerance determines portfolio\nTags: draw-downs, portfolios, risk, risk tolerance, sharp ratio\nBusiness risk should be assessed before making investments or giving investment advice. In this TV show Michael Pagliari discusses building portfolios according to risk tolerance.\nNo assumptions on business risk\nIt\u2019s very important because if I make some assumptions about your risk appetite I may go off on a tangent, I may suggest investments that are inappropriate, that are too risky or are not risky enough, so it\u2019s very, very important for me to understand your risk tolerance. And by risk tolerance I mean what sort of draw-downs you could sustain without it causing you any problems. So there are technical terms like \u2018sharp ratio\u2019 which measure the amount of volatility that you will accept in your underlying portfolio, but as I say I don\u2019t think it\u2019s not just a process about numbers, it\u2019s actually a process about understanding the levels of those draw-downs. One further point I\u2019d make is that a lot of clients have a sort of wealthy clients have an asymmetric risk profile, so in other words they have a greater sensitivity to making losses than to making gains and I think it\u2019s careful that you, it\u2019s very important that you try to build a portfolio that has some asymmetric qualities to it. In other words when it goes down, you don\u2019t suffer massive draw-downs, even at the expense of missing out on some of the upsides when markets rally. Investment does involve risk. The value of investments can go down as well as up. This video contains information believed to be reliable but no guarantee is given. See Video for full disclaimer. If you are interested in discussions around business risk, please explore more great free content on Inside Finance TV.\nCyber space is about the virtual world, it\u2019s about the world of the internet, it\u2019s about the world of soft intelligence and all the other intangibles which are not part of the fixed assets of an organisation. Cyber risk is the risk that those assets in cyber space are going to be manipulated or misused. Cyber crime is the use of those assets in cyber space by criminal activity. Cyber terrorism is the use of those assets in cyber space by terrorists. What we\u2019re looking at is a very significant issue that increasingly our assets are invested in cyber space. How do we protect those assets from criminals, from terrorists and from any other people who want to misuse those assets for a purpose other than that which they were intended?",
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        "raw_content": "Cidara Reports Second Quarter 2016 Financial Results and Provides Corporate Update\nSAN DIEGO, Aug. 11, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cidara Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq:CDTX), a biotechnology company developing novel anti-infectives and immunotherapies to treat fungal and other infections, today reported financial results for the three months ended June 30, 2016 and provided an update on its corporate activities and product pipeline.\n\u201cCidara has made notable clinical progress in the second quarter and subsequently as we dosed the first patients in our STRIVE and RADIANT Phase 2 trials of CD101. Both CD101 IV and CD101 Topical have received QIDP and Fast Track designations from the FDA,\u201d said Jeff Stein, Ph.D., president and CEO of Cidara. \u201cOur discovery work in our CloudbreakTM immunotherapy platform is also on track, and we expect to announce a development candidate this year.\u201d\nCash, cash equivalents and short-term investments totaled $87.1 million as of June 30, 2016. At December 31, 2015, cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments totaled $107.5 million.\nResearch and development expenses were $8.5 million and $15.7 million for the three and six months ended June 30, 2016, respectively, compared to $4.2 million and $9.1 million for the same periods in 2015. The increases were primarily attributable to clinical development activities for our two product candidates, CD101 IV and CD101 topical, as well as preclinical development activities for our Cloudbreak platform.\nGeneral and administrative expenses were $3.4 million and $6.1 million for the three and six months ended June 30, 2016, respectively, compared to $2.2 million and $4.0 million for the same periods in 2015. The increase resulted primarily from personnel-related costs to support the growth of our operating activities in addition to costs to operate as a public company.\nNet loss for the three months ended June 30, 2016 was $11.8 million, compared to a net loss of $6.4 million for the second quarter of 2015. For the six months ended June 30, 2016 and 2015, the company\u2019s net loss was $21.5 million and $13.2 million, respectively.\nAs of July 31, 2016, Cidara had 13,906,654 common shares outstanding.\nDosed First Patient in Phase 2 Trial of CD101 IV in Candidemia: Cidara initiated its Phase 2 clinical trial of CD101 IV in candidemia, the STRIVE study, a double-blind study comparing the safety and efficacy of CD101 IV to standard-of-care therapy, caspofungin with an optional step-down to oral fluconazole.\nDosed First Patient in Phase 2 Trial of CD101 Topical to Treat Vulvovaginal Candidiasis: Cidara initiated a Phase 2 clinical trial comparing the safety and efficacy of CD101 topical to standard-of-care oral fluconazole for the treatment of acute vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC), the RADIANT study. RADIANT is evaluating two topical formulations of CD101: CD101 Ointment and CD101 Gel.\nCD101 Topical Granted QIDP and Fast Track Designations for VVC and Recurrent VVC: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) designated CD101 topical as a Qualified Infectious Disease Product (QIDP), with Fast Track status for its development program, for the treatment and prevention of VVC. The QIDP designation, provided under the Generating Antibiotic Incentives Now Act (GAIN Act), offers certain incentives for the development of new antifungal and antibacterial drugs, including Fast Track, priority review and, if CD101 topical is ultimately approved by the FDA, eligibility for an additional five years of marketing exclusivity under the Hatch-Waxman Act.\nPresented Antifungal Drug Development Program Data at ECCMID 2016: Cidara presented preclinical and clinical data from studies of CD101 at the European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (ECCMID), including results from the Phase 1 dose-escalation study.\nPresented Data on CD101 at ASM Microbe 2016: At the American Society for Microbiology (ASM) Microbe 2016 meeting in Boston, Cidara made four oral and two poster presentations regarding CD101.\nResearch and development $ 8,471 $ 4,210 $ 15,660 $ 9,145\nWeighted average shares outstanding used to compute net loss per share, basic and diluted 13,871,938 10,957,150 13,839,864 6,075,134",
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        "raw_content": "At IPMR we offer a variety of therapies under one roof. Whether you\u2019ve received a sports related injury, have been in an automobile accident or are recovering from surgery IPMR\u2019s physical therapy department will get you on the path to recovery.\nWe have several treatment plans catered to your particular need.\nThe rehabilitation of neck and low back problems occurs in three phases. During the first phase, called the acute phase we will treat the pain and inflammation. After we make a specific diagnosis and develop a treatment plan, we offer conservative treatment options such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation, chiropractic adjustments, cervical and lumbar traction, ice and heat, medications and specialized injections.\nIn the second or recovery phase of treatment, flexibility and strength are developed to get the body parts into their proper positions. The goal of this phase is to get you back to your usual work, sports and leisure activities. This goal is achieved by specially designed exercises that rebuild the body. You might also be prescribed certain nutritional supplements to achieve this.\nWhat makes Irvine Orthopedics and Physical Medicine unique is that we have a strong devotion to patient care. Each individual patient has his or her own therapist one-on-one. We emphasize quality time with each patient. We also have a special interest with geriatric patients.\nThe main goal of the third phase of treatment, the maintenance phase, is to minimize recurrence of the problem and to prevent further injury.",
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        "raw_content": "Isis Policies\nAll Isis team members are highly trained professionals in their respective fields (medical doctor, registered nurse, licensed esthetician, etc.). While we will do our best to accommodate requests to be seen by a particular provider, due to circumstances outside of our control this may not always be possible. It is our priority to ensure that you receive the highest quality care, and that we maintain our schedule despite unforeseen circumstances such as provider illness or emergencies. Therefore, while we assure you that you will be well-cared for, we cannot guarantee that you will always see the same provider.\nChildren and Parental Consent\nClients under 18 years of age must have parental consent in order to receive treatments at Isis. This requires that a parent or legal guardian be present at the initial appointment and agree to a course of treatment. If desired, the parent or guardian may provide written consent to perform subsequent treatments without their presence, so long as the client is 15 or older and able to follow instructions. In order to ensure proper follow-up and home care, our staff may request parental presence, or phone consultations with the parent during the course of treatment. For the safety of your younger children, it is best that alternative arrangements be made for them while you are having treatments at Isis. Keep in mind that all those present in the laser room must wear protective eye wear at all times and not disrupt the laser technician during treatment. Also, younger children may not be left in the waiting room as the staff is unable to monitor them and cannot be responsible for any unforeseen occurrences.\nAt Isis, we love all creatures, but cannot allow pets into the facility. Please note that Isis is a medical facility and strives to maintain a hygienic, allergen-free environment for all of our clients. Thank you for your understanding.\nAt Isis we do our best to accommodate all of our clients in a timely fashion. In an effort to maintain an efficient schedule, we minimize last-minute cancellations by applying a fee for appointments that are missed or canceled with less than 24 hours notice. In the event that an appointment is missed, or canceled with less than 24 hours notice, you will be responsible for the cancellation fee of $50 for a laser appointment and $25 for non-laser appointment. In most cases this fee does not cover our cost of the missed appointment. Therefore, we do adhere to this policy and simply ask that you take care of the fee prior to your next treatment. Thank you for your understanding.\nIf you have any questions or concerns please let us know. We thank you for your business and look forward to exceeding your expectations!\n1-855-4ISISMD\ninfo@isismd.com",
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        "raw_content": "India, A Water Stressed Country Now\nIndia was declared a Water Stressed country in 2014. India has 4% of the world\u2019s freshwater and should have been a Water Adequate nation. But increasing population and ecological degradation is destroying the water resources of the country. Some of the factors responsible for this situation are listed below:\n54% of India faces from High to Extremely High Water Stress, according to the World Resources Institute.\n90% of wastewater discharged in rivers after treatment i.e., 38,254 million litres, does not meet environment norms. The sewage water should be treated so that it is fit for at least bathing. World Bank estimates that the current industrial water use in India is about 13 per cent of the total freshwater withdrawal in the country and the water demand for industrial uses and energy production will grow at a rate of 4.2 per cent annually.\n75% of available water resources in the country do not meet the World Health Organization (WHO) water quality standards because of pollution caused by rapid industrialisation, urbanisation, poor farming and irrigation practices\n70% of India\u2019s water pollution happens due to waste from cities that house only 32 per cent of India\u2019s population, says a report of the Central Pollution Control Board. Owing to poor infrastructure, cities are able to treat only 31 per cent of the waste, while the remaining is dumped untreated. The report also points out that only 38 per cent of the population in the cities have access to sanitation and 78 per cent to clean drinking water.\nRainfall Runoff\n65% rainwater runoff goes into the sea, which is a major wastage considering that over 70 per cent of country\u2019s farming is rain-fed. The runoff also causes soil erosion, river flooding and siltation of water bodies\n6.4% of India\u2019s gross domestic product (Rs. 328,500 crore from 2014 figures) worth of economic opportunities were lost in 2006 because of poor sanitation. Poor sanitation results in water contamination that leads to widespread diseases and wastage of public resources.\nDepleting Groundwater\n210 billion cubic metres is the amount of groundwater extracted in India annually, which is the highest in the world. Groundwater today provides for more than 60 per cent of net irrigated area. As a result, over 60 per cent of districts in the country are facing problems relating to poor quality and shortage of groundwater, says the mid-term appraisal of the 11th Five Year Plan\n(Source: Planning Commission, Bhartiya Agro Industries Foundation, Central Pollution Control Board)\n\u00ab Survivor of Brussels Terror Attack Writes Letter of Hope to Unborn baby\nEnhance Your Word Power \u2013 Disability Related Terms (\u0645\u0639\u0630\u0648\u0631\u06cc\u0648\u06ba \u0633\u06d2 \u0645\u062a\u0639\u0644\u0642 \u0627\u0644\u0641\u0627\u0638) \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Five Ivy teams have a shot at postseason basketball. Who\u2019s going to land in which tournament and who\u2019s going to get left out in the cold?\nWith two weekends remaining, a record five Ivy teams have a shot at reaching the postseason. Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Brown, and Princeton all look like they\u2019ll finish the season with a winning overall record. I\u2019ve done some initial research to see what kind of chance each team has at securing a bid to a March tournament based on the CBI and CIT teams selected in the past two years. Let\u2019s break it down.\nThe CBI (College Basketball Invitational) is a 16-team single-elimination tournament until the championship, which consists of a best-of-three series at the homes of the finalists. 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These results would push them off of the NCAA bubble, but into a strong seed on the road to MSG.\nYale: The Bulldogs would be a low-end selection for the CBI, but their rankings are in the ballpark. Given the team\u2019s recent history with the CIT and the tournament\u2019s penchant for selecting mid-majors, Yale seems likely to wind up on the road in the CIT if the Bulldogs can win one or two more games.\nColumbia: If Columbia can win two of their last four, the Lions are just the type of team that these tournaments want in their field: an up-and-coming young squad that has a fired-up fan base and the full support of its athletic department. I expect a CIT home game for Columbia if they get to 8-6, and a road game if they struggle down the stretch and finish at 7-7.\nBrown: The Bears are a tough case here. On one hand, they are also an up-and-coming team with a good young coach. On the other hand, they\u2019ve played an embarrassingly easy schedule and have no Top 100 wins. 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With Princeton\u2019s history and connections to the CBI, it seems likely that we\u2019ll see the Tigers there for the second time in three years.\n4 thoughts on \u201cIvy Postseason Possibilities\u201d\nThe Tigers play three of the teams with which they are \u201ccompeting\u201d for a post-season opportunity, Yale (tonight at home), Brown (tomorrow night at home) and Columbia(next Saturday on the road). Princeton has lost to Yale and Columbia, by 1 point in each game, and has defeated the Bears in Providence. No one can be surprised if Princeton wins 4 of their last 5. As noted above, the Tigers\u2019 CBI connections are quite deep. Turning down an invitation last year was disappointing for many people close to the program and won\u2019t happen again. The bigger question is whether the athletic administration will spring for a home game. One hopes that Gary Walters has enough clout as a lame duck AD to pull it off. 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        "raw_content": "In a thought-provoking post on the UK Constitutional Law Association Blog, Dapo Akande and Eirik Bjorge take issue with the defence offered by Richard Ekins and Guglielmo Verdirame of the recent change in the wording of the Ministerial Code. The change in question consisted in a removal of a reference to complying with \u2018international law and treaty obligations\u2019 in the description of the scope of the overarching duties of Ministers. In this short response I address only one of the points made by Akande and Bjorge, arguing that they misstate the domestic legal duty of UK officials, under UK law, to comply with international law.\nGiven they are international lawyers, it is understandable that Akande and Bjorge stress the international law perspective on the duties of UK officials, but there is a risk of a circularity in this approach. International law treats actions of domestic officials as actions of the state. But it does not follow that those officials have, under national law, a general duty to give effect to all international obligations of the state itself. This remains to be proven and can only be established with reference to national legal rules (at least once one accepts that a country has a dualist approach to international law, as is the case in the UK \u2013 see, for example, Lord Mance in Pham at para 80).\nTo have any fruitful discussion of the topic at hand one needs to be acutely attentive to several distinctions: between duties of the state and duties of individual officials, and between duties under international law and duties under national law. Here, I focus on duties of individual officials under national law.\nI accept the point made by Akande and Bjorge that not all legal duties give rise to justiciable issues and hence that the problem is potentially broader than merely what can be challenged in court. However, the contrary fallacy needs to be avoided: not every duty is a legal duty. Officials have moral and political duties that are not legal duties. Just because it is accepted that officials \u2018must\u2019 or \u2018should\u2019 do something, it does not follow that they \u2018legally should\u2019.\nIn so far as we are concerned with UK law, Akande and Bjorge are mistaken to say that \u2018to speak of a \u201cgeneral duty\u201d on ministers to comply with international law, including treaty obligations, is a very good statement of the correct legal position\u2019. There is no such general duty in UK law. There are limited legal duties to comply with some international obligations of the UK. Such duties stem from specific legal rules, both statutory and common law. However, UK law does not contain a blanket duty requiring officials to comply with international law, not even international law duly ratified and binding on the UK.\nIt is true that, to a limited extent, customary international law (CIL) has been acknowledged to constitute a \u2018source\u2019 for development of the common law. Lord Mance makes the limitations of such development clear both in the paragraph from Keyu v Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs [2015] cited by Akande and Bjorge (para 150), and perhaps even more so in the preceding paragraph (at 149), not cited by the authors. The limitations are provided by \u2018domestic constitutional principles, statutory law and common law rules\u2019 (para 150). It is important to remember that one of those \u2018constitutional principles\u2019 is that \u2018unincorporated treaties do not create rights or obligations in domestic law\u2019 (Philip Sales and Joanne Clement (2008) 124 LQR 388, 417). CIL will not be given effect if that would undermine this principle (See Lord Oliver in International Tin Council [1990] at pages 512-513). Perhaps it may be said that UK officials have a derivative general duty to comply with CIL because of the common law rule, but to single out CIL in the way that the previous version of the Ministerial Code singled out \u2018international law and treaty obligations\u2019 would be misleading.\nRegarding unincorporated treaties, Laws LJ put the matter succinctly earlier this year in Public Law Project v The Lord Chancellor [2015] responding to a claim \u2018that the UNCRC [the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child], as an international human rights convention, should be held to be binding in domestic law without the need for legislative incorporation\u2019:\n\u2026 I think it of the first importance to give full weight to the constitutional principle that the Executive, which enters into treaty obligations, is not (save under powers delegated by Parliament, and subject to certain irrelevant exceptions) a source of law in the United Kingdom. The rule of law\u2019s strength in this jurisdiction depends at least in part on the fact that our law flows only from two principal foundations: Parliament and the judges. I do not think that the benign nature of this or that international treaty, including the UNCRC, should begin to license the government to make law (at para 27).\nJust because the Crown has a legal capacity to execute an international treaty and thus to bind the United Kingdom under international law, it does not follow that any UK officials incur individual legal duties to comply with such a treaty. First, under UK constitutional law, the Crown is distinct from the United Kingdom. The UK has obligations under international law; the Crown does not. As Laws LJ noted, the Crown has no power to create legal duties under UK law by entering an international treaty. This also includes legal duties of the Crown itself. Not being an independent law-maker in this respect, the Crown cannot change its own legal duties merely by executing an international treaty. While citing R v Lyons [2003] 1 AC 967, Akande and Bjorge omit Lord Hoffman\u2019s sound statement on the duties of the Crown (at 43):\nIn any case, if treaties form no part of domestic law, I do not see why an infringement of the treaty by the Crown should have more domestic significance than its infringement by Parliament or the courts. The fact that the Crown has the treaty-making power seems to me for this purpose irrelevant.\nThis is not a statement limited to what is justiciable as Akande and Bjorge may suggest \u2013 it is a correct statement of the position under UK law. I am not aware of any binding domestic authorities supporting a different position.\nIt is true that international law takes the opposite view. However, one cannot just say that under UK law the Crown is bound by international law simply because international law says so. Clearly, there is a missing step here, and that step \u2013 the existence of a domestic legal rule to that effect \u2013 is what is at issue. No such general legal rule exists in UK law.\nThe 1994 statement given in Parliament by Baroness Chalker, which Akande and Bjorge cite as their only domestic source, is not only far from being authoritative but is also ambiguous. The sense in which \u2018must\u2019 is invoked here is not clear. It may very well be that the Prime Minister at that time expected the Ministers and other officials to comply with the UK\u2019s international obligations. It is possible that the officials at that time \u2018politically must\u2019 have had to comply. But to say that it then followed that the officials had a general legal duty to comply with unincorporated international treaties is wrong. One might as well cite the old version of the Ministerial Code as proof that such a duty existed.\nTo conclude, customary international law and incorporated treaties indirectly ground the legal duties of officials. Both of those types of international law have that effect exclusively because of a domestic legal norm (a general common law norm in the case of CIL and specific statutory norms in the case of treaties) and, even then, only to a limited extent. Unincorporated international treaties ground no general duties of compliance in UK law, not even duties in relation to the Crown. Hence, it is wrong to claim that under UK law there is a general legal duty on the part of UK officials to comply with international law. 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        "raw_content": "by Pedro Gonzalez, CPA | Jul 20, 2016 | Mind | 0 comments\nThere are different camps regarding the topic of confidence and self-esteem. There are those that believe that low self-esteem leads to success. For example, there is the article released by the Harvard Business Review titled \u201cLess-Confident People Are More Successful\u201d by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic.\nI disagree with the position presented by this article and I know that many other entrepreneurs and business coaches agree with my point of view. It is confidence and high self-esteem that leads to success. Self-confident people trust themselves and their work. They also make more decisions which leads them into achieving more of their goals. Boosting self-worth happens when you truly trust yourself, your decisions, as well as your capabilities. As self-confidence increases, self-worth becomes higher too.\nThe article by Chamorro-Premuzic stated:\nThere is no bigger clich\u00e9 in business psychology than the idea that high self-confidence is key to career success. It is time to debunk this myth. In fact, low self-confidence is more likely to make you successful.\nAfter many years of researching and consulting on talent, I\u2019ve come to the conclusion that self-confidence is only helpful when it\u2019s low. Sure, extremely low confidence is not helpful: it inhibits performance by inducing fear, worry, and stress, which may drive people to give up sooner or later. But just-low-enough confidence can help you recalibrate your goals so they are (a) more realistic and (b) attainable. Is that really a problem? Not everyone can be CEO of Coca Cola or the next Steve Jobs.\nWhile it is true that not everyone can be CEO of Coca Cola or the next Steve Jobs, it is also true that success is not measured by the fact of you achieving one of these positions. Most entrepreneurs do not want to be CEOs of Coca Cola or follow the footsteps of Steve Jobs.\nSelf-confidence is not about a title or publicity; it is about accepting responsibility and accountability for decisions you\u2019re making. Self-confidence is about stopping the self-sabotage process of asking \u201cwhy me\u201d and instead taking control over their life.\nMr. Chamorro-Premuzic also stated three reasons why low self-esteem leads to success:\n1. Lower self-confidence makes you pay attention to negative feedback and be self-critical\u2026 Low self-confidence may turn you into a pessimist, but when pessimism teams-up with ambition it often produces outstanding performance.\nUnfortunately, no examples were provided of how a person with low self-confidence and pessimistic can also be ambitious. However, the article does mention that low self-confidence may turn into pessimism and I agree with this statement.\n2. Lower self-confidence can motivate you to work harder and prepare more: If you are serious about your goals, you will have more incentive to work hard when you lack confidence in your abilities. In fact, low confidence is only demotivating when you are not serious about your goals.\nHow can someone with low self-esteem find the motivation to work harder on their goals? Motivation is the desire to do things. However, if you do not have the confidence in yourself that you can accomplish the task, why would you do it?\n3. Lower self-confidence reduces the chances of coming across as arrogant or being deluded. Although we live in a world that worships those who worship themselves \u2014 from Donald Trump to Lady Gaga to the latest reality TV \u201cstar\u201d \u2014 the consequences of hubris are now beyond debate. According to Gallup, over 60% of employees either dislike or hate their jobs, and the most common reason is that they have narcissistic bosses.\nSelf-confidence does not always translate into being narcissistic arrogant people. If you go to a doctor and it is recommended that you have surgery, do you want a doctor with confidence in his/her ability to perform the surgery successfully or one with low self-esteem?\nPeople with high self-confidence and healthy self-esteem are typically good listeners. They focus on what other everyone has to say and they study what they hear. They are more centered on improving themselves and in addition they learn a lot by hearing others. They notice that their decisions are in their control so when they apply what they have to learn to future decisions. They are supportive of themselves and others understanding that leads to sustained confidence.",
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        "raw_content": "Who, What, Why, When - Historical Rumblings\nThe Mythic KRAB\nBruce Greeley submitted this finding over a month ago, and we need to get it posted so that potential correspondents are not discouraged by our slowness.\nHere is another appearance of KRAB in contemporary literature. This time it is \"Love and Other Consolation Prizes: A Novel\" by Jamie Ford, born in Eureka, California six years after the end of the Seattle World's Fair. He moved to Seattle, and grew up here. At some point he heard of, or perhaps listened to, KRAB, because in the excerpt sent by Bruce, Jamie Ford refers to KRAB being one of the only stations in Seattle to play a song by Seattle rhythm and blues musician Ron Holden. The action in the novel takes place during the World's Fair.\nJuju said to Ernest, \u201cI\u2019ll go make us some fresh tea\u2014see if we have some cookies or something.\u201d She switched on a shelf-top Radionette and tuned in to KRAB, where local balladeer Ron Holden was crooning his hit single \u201cLove You So.\u201d The song had made headlines for cracking the Billboard top ten, but most local stations, like KJR, refused to play it.\n\u201cI like your taste in music,\u201d Ernest said. He had a deep abiding weakness for love songs, ballads, and musicians of color.\n\u201cWhat can I say? I am my father\u2019s daughter,\u201d Juju said as she turned up the volume. \u201cI\u2019ll be in the kitchen. Just shout if you need me.\u201d\nNow, I have to say I am especially appreciative of KRAB being cited for it's penchant for broadcasting what others refused to, even if the citation is in fiction, and even if it is slightly askew of facts. We can probably expect the mythologization of KRAB to increase over time.\nJust to set the record straight, though Lorenzo Milam, Gary Margason and Jeremy Lansman were in Seattle during the 1962 World's Fair, KRAB missed it by about two months, not goiing on the air until Dec 11, 1962. The Fair ended Oct 21, 1962.\nMore about Ron Holden, \"Love You So\" and \"My Babe\" can be found in HistoryLink. More about Jamie Ford here.\n. . . . .The genesis of the Union Light Company, as in Let there be light.....and projectors.....and film.....and music. From the upstairs windows light was scattered across Kirkland's Market Street. The Great Excelsior Jazz Band performed downstairs and a wild time was had by all. I was there. Were you? If you can remember anything of it, we would like to hear from you. What we have been able to reconstruct of The Great Carpet Sweep is on its own page - Click here or on the poster\nPoster courtesy Scott McDougall\nOct 26, 2016 - Raymond Carver, Tess Gallagher, and Alfredo Arregu\u00edn\nIn mid-October David Rowland, former KRAB engineer, announcer, and programmer from Donut Shop days, who later went to Portland and managed KBOO, sent me an email asking if I knew that Raymond Carver, the poet, essayist, and short story writer from Oregon, Yakima, and other places Pacific NW had honored KRAB in a poem. I did not know, but since David included a link, I know now. The poem, \"My Boat\", is shared below. Note: Use the scroll bars on the far right of your browser, not in the poem's window (the scroll function is a little fussy, so if you lose your way, the best thing to do is to refresh your browser).\nThe story continues: As I was puzzling over the many names of Carver's friends and the wonderful time they would all have at sea, the artist Alfredo Arregu\u00edn, with no prompting, shared a photograph of a painting he was just completing. . . . . a portrait of Raymond Carver. An odd coincidence? Here is Alfredo's new portrait of Raymond Carver. Click to open in a larger window.\nStardust, by Alfredo Arregu\u00edn,\n2016, 36x24\n(Click to open larger)\nRaymond Carver died in 1988 at the age of fifty. He and Tess Gallagher, his wife, were close friends of the Arregu\u00edns, and Alfredo has painted several portraits of him. And, all were listeners to KRAB, as Tess writes \"What an amazing station that was!! and Ray and I loved it and listened.\"\nAbout Alfredo Arregu\u00edn: He moved from Mexico to Seattle in the 1960s to study art at the University of Washington, evolving a style of painting incorporating patterns with portrait and images of nature. His work is now featured in major collections throughout the United States and Mexico (Smithsonian, National Portrait Gallery, White House, etc). The biography by Lauro Flores, \"Patterns of Dreams and Nature / Disenos, Suenos y Naturaleza\", is available from University of Washington Press. Alfredo is represented by Linda Hodges Gallery.\nWe have shared in the archive a couple of other examples of KRAB being evoked or referenced by artists, composers (Henry Leland Clarke's \"Puget Sound Cinquain, the KRAB Canon\"), or writers (Bruce Greeley's \"Novel Novel\") in work with other than radio themes. Do you know of any other instances of KRAB popping up in unusual places?\nPassing of KRAB benefactor, Nicholas Wickham Oakley, Jr\nPeople that were at the Fire House in 1975 and 1976 might remember seeing a gentleman in his mid-40's in US Navy uniform occasionally stopping by for a visit. He had been transferred to Seattle, was very fond of KRAB, and made some generous contributions to the station. He described himself as a \"black sheep\", shared a house during law school with a couple of people who would become well known political celebrities, had a signed Steinway, and a large collection of opera recordings. He was teaching himself Cantonese by listening to the Chinese Radio program on KRAB. It was sometime in 1976 that he went to New Orleans. I just looked him up and here is what I found.\nNicholas Wickham Oakley, Jr., (Jul 4, 1930 - Sep 16, 2010), 80, of New Orleans and Memphis, died September 16, 2010, at his home in New Orleans. He was predeceased by his sister Margaret Lemmon Oakley Reed. He grew up in Memphis and attended Memphis State University. He graduated from Law School at the University of Virginia. He had an intense love of music and was an accomplished self-taught classical pianist and organist. At the age of 9 he became the organist at the chapel of the Church of the Holy Communion and served there for 13 years until leaving Memphis for Officer Candidate School in the U. S. Navy. In Washington DC, he gave a solo organ concert at the National Cathedral. He was a retired Captain in the U.S. Navy and for a time was the youngest captain in the Navy. In 1953 the Navy assigned him to a carrier-based nuclear attack squadron operating in the Mediterranean. After 1959, he flew photo reconnaissance missions over Southeast Asia. He was assigned to be the Chief of Staff for Intelligence for Naval Forces in the Pacific during Vietnam. He was instrumental in Operation Freedom, the program for the release and debriefing of all U.S. prisoners of war in Vietnam, including John McCain and Jim Stockdale. He was a highly decorated naval officer, and was wounded in combat. He was awarded the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. He received the Legion of Merit by the Secretary of Defense for his service in Vietnam. He retired from the Navy after serving as the commander of the Naval Station in New Orleans. He remained in New Orleans where he enjoyed the local culture for many years.\nHe leaves 2 nieces, Mary Baker Reed Green and husband Don of Little Rock, Arkansas, and Carolyn Reed Loeffel and husband Fred of Franklin, TN., and 2 nephews, Jack Reed, Jr. and wife Patti of Memphis, and Walt Reed and wife Jo-Ellen of Memphis.\nThe obit does not reveal his eccentricity. He was something of a character. Here are a couple of letters Nick wrote after leaving Seattle. (Click on image to open PDF) He clearly was not initially enthusiastic about New Orleans, but based on the obit he seems to have eventually adjusted to it and actually ended up spending the next 34 years there.\nBack by popular demand, completely ignoring KRAB's tradition of avoiding the seasonal music that would ooze from every elevator, public address system and (almost) every radio station in the hemisphere, here's the bass player and raconteur Traff Hubert with a challenge: 24 seasonal sides, some easy to identify, others - who knows? It's your gig to fill in the blanks. If you return the Test with your answers before Christmas he will let you know how many sides you've gotten correct and what your hipness quotient is. Dig it.\nClick on the image on the right, or here, to open the form. Fill in the blanks while you listen to Traff's Christmas Collection; and be sure to save it.\nOnce you've identified all you can, but no later than Dec 24, send the form via email to Traffs-Hipness-Test. Or, print the form and use it to take notes. Or, forget about the form and type your answers into an email.\nHere's a little about Traff the tripster in the Seattle Times June 1, 2001.\nListen now - Traff's Christmas Collection\nArtifacts courtesy of George Bigley\nThe Great Ol' Time KRAB-Helix Piano Drop - Apr 28, 1968\nAccording to the Helix of May 9, 1968, this was Larry Van Over's idea, prompted by hearing a program on KRAB that included a piano being demolished with sledge hammers (and axes). . . . .so the story begins.\nHear the KRAB program that started it all, sort of.\nExperience the thrill of raised hopes and diminished funds.\nLearn about the Doubts of Duvall and the first Drink-In.\nPonder WHY, and SEE THE RELICS.\nPictures and text from Helix, and Stan Stapp of the North Central Outlook.\n\u25b6 This has its own page - Click here to read the story and listen to a program of piano destruction\nCap'n Baltic's Bop Stop\n\"The Stranger\" (Dan Segal) recently published a story about Nick Johnson, former KRAB volunteer, program producer, board member, and host of Captain Baltic's Bop Stop. You can find the story here.\nBelow is an article that Nick wrote in 1969, and published in KRAB program guide number 184, Jan 1970.\nA FEW WORDS ABOUT BOP - provided by Captain Baltic\nThe music known as 'bop' began in the late 30's and early 40's as a reaction against the stagnation and commercialization of swing (and all jazz in general). Musicians suddenly converged in Harlem, first at the Onyx Club and Minton's Playhouse, and then spread throughout Harlem and up 52nd Street. Originally called 'rebop' and then 'bebop' and finally 'bop', this music gave the artist a step toward the individual freedom to experiment and express; to communicate his song with love and anger, with both passion and intellect. It was and is truly a music of the body and the soul. A list of people involved in the creation of bop must include Benny Carter, Charlie Christian, Kenny Clarke, Miles Davis, Billy Eckstine, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, Coleman Hawkins, Earl Hines, Johnny Hodges, Milt Jackson, J.J. Johnson, Charlie Mingus, Thelonius Monk, Charlie Parker, Oscar Pettiford, Bud Powell, Chano Pozo, Max Roach, Sarah Vaughan, and Mary Lou Williams.\nThe tradition of bop was expanded and carried on by Cannonball Adderley, Art Blakey, Clifford Brown, Jimmy Giuffre, Woody Herman, Lambert Hendricks and Ross, John Lewis and the Modern Jazz Quartet, Roland Kirk, Shelly Manne, Buddy Rich, Horace Silver, Sonny Stitt and Tristano.\nEven today, with jazz being freed into less restrictive forms by individuals as Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane, Eric Dolphy, Charles Lloyd, Jackie McLean, Sonny Rollins and Randy Weston, all of these artists have been united by the common tradition of the bop root.\nBop began softly but radically: a musician ended a ninth chord with the now-famous 'flatted fifth'; another progressed from tonic to dominant through the use of minor sevenths; 'How High The Moon' became a launching vehicle for the first nine measures of numerous tunes, including Parker's 'Ornithology'.\nWhat, then, is the basic bop? It is primarily loosely arranged 'head' tunes often in the blues structure, which break the four bar beat into a variety of eighth note formulas, and often replaces these with dotted eighths and sixteenths. The use of grace notes, rubato, stacatic, legato, crescendo and diminuendo, sforzando, double time and other effects built the dynamics of bop into an exciting and flexible vehicle, especially for horn players. Although atonality began to ooze into some lines, bop remained basically a 'same key, same register' format built on tonally harmonic concepts and the conventional diatonic major and minor scales. The predominant chords used include the flatted third, flatted seventh, the raised (D flat against a B flat 7th) and flatted (B natural against a B flat seventh) ninths, the 13th and the augmented 11th, better known as the 'flatted fifth' (E natural in the key of B flat).\nNew times (3/4, 5/4, 6/4) became common, the use of afro-cuban percussion and new (for jazz) instrumentation (flutes, french horns, organs, oboes, strings) made the language of bop unique in its early days.\nCritics in the 40's felt bop was dissonant and non-musical, but fortunately, cooler ears prevailed, and what was radical has become the mainstream today. (Dig how many Parker licks are heard behind movie and t.v. backgrounds today).\nBop lives, and keeps the blood of today's jazz flowing a little higher.\nJean Paul Sartre Memorial No Exit Rooming House,\na Photo Essay by Michael McKeag\nThis may be another one of those items only indirectly related to KRAB, but still worth documenting: The Jean Paul Sartre Memorial No Exit Rooming House (JPSMNERH) was owned by Lorenzo; at various times the managers (Richard AC Greene for awhile, Michael McKeag and Meg McElwaine for another while) and other residents volunteered at, or for, KRAB; I remember hauling freshly printed program guides down there where the residents would fold, staple, address, and prepare them for mailing; and I may remember a party around the end of October one year, maybe.\nNot long ago the JPSMNERH came up in discussion amongst some Helix fans, so I wrote to Michael McKeag to find out if he might have some photographs of the (now demolished) building. He did, does, and here they are. Click on the photo above to open the PDF with more photos. See also the photo essay of Tiny Freeman Concrete Buster.\nKRAB Facilities: Fire House 25 - 1406 Harvard Ave - 1972 to 1980\nDuring 1972 KRAB moved from the doughnut shop on Roosevelt to an old, and, for practical purposes, abandoned, fire house on First Hill, at the corner of Harvard Ave and East Union. It was larger than the doughnut shop by several magnitude*, but lacked heat, air conditioning, and modern electrical or plumbing. It did have a line-of-sight to the new Cougar Mountain transmitter site, which meant a microwave link instead of phone lines was feasible. It also had bats in the attic and The Sorcerer's Apprentice, an iron worker artisan named Stuart Kendall with a furnace in the basement.\nSome people thought this building might be turned into a modern production space housing studios in which music, drama, debate, and panel discussions could be performed or held before live audiences. Others feared the cost of converting the space would be beyond KRAB's feeble fund raising capacity.\n*The doughnut shop had four rooms: Control room the size of a restroom, transmitter/equipment room the size of a kitchen, studio/library/bus office about the size of a living room; and a restroom the size of a closet. The second floor of the fire house had (at least) 13 rooms: Lobby/meeting space; a control room about 4 times the size of that at the doughnut shop, studio A about 12 x 12; studio B about 8 x 10; production room a little larger than the control room, music studio about 15 x 20?, record/tape library; 4 offices for staff (manager, program director, assist manager, guide layout) and a production control room rented to the NW Chicano Radio Network. Last there was the optimistically named \"restroom\". And a hallway that ran down the spine connecting all the pieces. The ground floor engine bays were mostly unused, except for storage of artist Doris Chase's opera and dance sets.\nFCC vs KRAB: The Adventure of the Short-term License Renewal - Aug 5, 1967 to May 14, 1971\nIn Jan of 1970 KRAB was notified by the FCC its license would be renewed for only one year instead of the normal three year period. Over the next several months will be presented, as best we understand, the story of what led to the short-term license punishment, with audio of those programs identified as inspiring the FCC's action, and a report of the ultimate outcome.\nPart 1 - The Tape-Recorded Autobiography of Paul Sawyer, Aug 5, 1967\nPart 2 - FCC Commissioner Nicholas Johnson visits KRAB, Oct 1967\nPart 3 - Reverend James Bevel and the Movement Against Political Suspensions - KRAB Dec 12, 1967 and Jan 24, 1968\nNext: Part 4 - San Francisco Mime Troupe\n33 Years ago on KRAB - Paul Dorpat's \"Last of KRAB\"\nPaul Dorpat's Last of KRAB now has its own page - Click here to go there now\nHow did you learn to run the board, to announce, or turn the transmitter on and off?\nIn a March 1964 guide (don\u2019t bother to look \u2013 it is still missing - to read it you will need a copy of The Radio Papers) LWM recounts writing his \u201cSuggestions for Announcers\u201d. In it he asks that announcements be conversational, as if they are in the listener\u2019s living room, and that they avoid pompousness and projection. There is guidance for announcing commentaries (just the speaker's name), the proper use of pauses, and other tips for sounding uniquely \"K-R-A-B\". (Say each letter, do not say the word for the 4-legged 2-clawed crustacean.)\nKRAB had a test for prospective announcers that challenged their ability to correctly pronounce the names of compositions, musicians, United Nations delegates and their cities of birth, and to read the Emergency Broadcast System announcement without giggling.\nThere were notes taped to the glass, or pinned to the burlap everywhere that after a few days would fall behind the \u201cboard\u201d and only reappear months later. By the time I would find them, they were irrelevant. \u201cOh, that\u2019s how that is supposed to work.\u201d\nIn another guide, that I cannot find now, Lorenzo writes of some volunteer with a Dymo label maker who affixed plastic labels on everything in the doughnut shop: \u201cDOOR\u201d, \u201cCHAIR\u201d, \u201cASHTRAY\u201d, \u201cTRANSMITTER\u201d, \u201cTELEPHONE\u201d. Many of those plastic labels could still be found after the move to the fire station. Beyond existential, it is unclear what sort of assistance these labels were.\nInstruction was mostly person-to-person, and informal. Technical matters (equipment failures and jury-rigged replacements) could change pretty fast, and it was often up to the person on the previous shift to advise their replacement of the latest improvised innovation.\nWhat we have here is one of the more ambitious efforts at documenting how things were supposed to work: The Donut Shop Operating Guide and Survival Manual, by Marc D Orgel. He wrote it while serving as Production Director between Apr and Sep 1972. Does anyone know if Marc was an Antioch intern, and what might have become of him? Evidently he did not type.\nAn internet search returns only a death record for a Marc Donald Orgel of Columbus, Ohio, born Nov 11, 1952, and died Mar 22, 1973 at the age of 20. Was this \"our\" Marc?\nHenry Leland Clarke and the Puget Sound Cinquain\n[Scroll down for the update]\nIn mid-February I came across a blog post that was partly about KRAB, and partly about one Henry Leland Clarke. The author is a musician by the name of Peter Nelson-King, who though too young to have first hand experience with KRAB does have an appreciation for the \"unjustly obscure\". In his article he writes about finding a composition by Clarke in the UW music library, and speculates about the possibility that it might have been written to commemorate KRAB's going on the air. The piece is dated 1962, and titled \"Puget Sound Cinquain, Crab Canon for KRAB\". This piqued my curiosity as well, and I've now done a bit of my own research.\nThe biographical note in the UW Library Special Collections finding aid for his papers describes Clarke as follows:\n\"Henry Leland Clarke, composer and professor of music, was born in Dover, New Hampshire, on March 9, 1907. He received his undergraduate, master's and doctoral degrees from Harvard University. While at Harvard, he studied composition with Gustav Holst. During this same period, his studies took him to Paris, New York, and Bennington, Vermont, where he studied under Nadia Boulanger, Hans Weisse, and Otto Luening, respectively. Over the course of his life, Clarke taught at Bennington College, Westminster Choir College, Vassar College, the University of California at Los Angeles, and the University of Washington. He retired from the University of Washington as professor emeritus in 1977. He afterwards moved to Deerfield, Massachusetts, where he died on March 30, 1992.\"\n\"In addition to his academic work, Clarke composed two full-length operas. The first, The Loafer and the Loaf, was completed in 1951 and concerns a debate over the morality of stealing a loaf of bread. The music is essentially tonal and makes apt use of musical quotation, with some experimentation with chromaticism and atonality. In 1972, Clarke finished his second opera, Lysistrata, based on the play by Aristophanes. It shows the full development of his 'word tones,' in which a specific pitch is assigned to each word of the text and that particular pitch is used for each occurrence of the same word.\"\n\"Clarke was also a member of the Composers' Collective of New York and wrote songs for the group under the pseudonym J. Fairbanks. The collective, which grew out of a seminar in writing songs for the masses in 1933, sought to make an American contribution to the international working-class music movement then flourishing in Europe.\"\nIn reviewing his papers, I found two references to KRAB. The first is in a Feb 16, 1964 letter to harpsichordist Ralph Kirkpatrick in which Clarke wrote \u201cQuite a number spoke to me of their pleasure in hearing the K.-HLC conversation over KRAB. It came over very well, I thought \u2013 though they failed to broadcast the first few words, plunging the listeners even more than we had intended in medias res.\u201d\n\u201cK\u201d would be Kirkpatrick, and \u201cHLC\u201d Henry Leland Clarke. Unfortunately, as we have very few program guides from 1964, I am unable to identify the program to which he refers.\nThe second mention of KRAB is in a list of speaking engagements, lectures, and presentations that include, on Jan 21, 1965, a panel discussion entitled \u201cPressure to Publish\u201d held at \u201cFM Station KRAB\u201d. The program guide for this date is also missing.\nSo, we now have evidence that Henry Leland Clarke participated in at least two KRAB programs, and, based on the biographical note, he would seem to have an affinity for an endeavor like KRAB.\nWhat is a cinquain? Former KRAB Station Manager Greg Palmer knew the answer.\nNear the end of Greg's last book, the semi-autobiographical \u201cCheese Deluxe\u201d, he writes:\nWhether you love me or not.\nThat's all I can give you to keep\n\"That's very nice,\" I said. \"\"Did you write it?\" It seemed simpler, more straightforward than I would have thought was her style. Elizabeth didn't answer my question. \"It's a cinquain,\" she said instead. \"A five line poem, composed of two, four, six, eight, and then two syllables.\"\n\"The cinquain was invented by a poet named Adelaide Crapsey.\"\n\"Tough name,\" I said. I'd been around the Samoa too long.\n\"Mike knew that, and I didn't. About Adelaide Crapsey. And the cinquain.\"\nShe looked at the poem again, reading it to herself. \"He wrote it. For me.\"\n\"That's what I guessed.\"\nWhen she looked up from the poem there were tears in her eyes. The summer was almost over. The time we'd all be moving on was at hand.\nI wrote to Professor Robert Garfias, KRAB's first Music Director who taught at the UW at the same time as Henry Leland Clarke, asking what he knew of Clarke and his Puget Sound Cinquain. His response is below:\n\"Yes, he composed it for KRAB and was quite proud of the fact that he had created an archaic crab canon, and thought himself quite clever. Very difficult to do. There is a famous one by J.S. Bach. In essence the crab canon, Canon cancrizans, in latin, is a musical palindrome, with two lines, performed simultaneously, one over the other, and one the inverse of the other. Something Moondog might have tried. Very difficult. I am quite sure it was performed and recorded. I wonder if the music department at UW has it. I don't know who is in charge of the sound archives. It wouldn't be Laurel S, but she might know who.\"\n\"Henry was one of my professors when I was a grad student at UCLA. Then we were colleagues at UW and he was very supportive of my being hired there. Ironically, I got to be full professor before he did. He was always very jovial very, New England and very Harvard. I feel sad that he is gone.\"\nUnfortunately UW staff were unable to locate a recording. Is there anyone that would like to help us record a performance?\nUPDATE JAN 2019: 2018 was the 50th anniversary of the KRAB-Helix Piano Drop of April 28, 1968. After a few false starts and a lot of hemming and hawing by a couple of KRAB old timers, the Jack Straw Foundation came to the rescue and agreed to take on the task of hosting and organizing an event to commemorate the dropping of a piano onto a woodpile. In writing about the forthcoming event I brought up Henry Leland Clarke's \"Crab Canon for KRAB\", complaining that we still hadn't heard it. Phil Munger, who once served as a KRAB Music Director, News Director, and morning show producer, volunteered to take it on. It must be noted that Phil comes to this project with serious credentials. Besides being an underpaid KRAB starveling, he studied music composition at Oberlin and at the University of Washington, and in later years became a serious, as in confirmed, composer. His work tackles difficult subjects, and is informed by an empathic understanding of the effects of war and political abuse.\nShort as it is, we are pleased to be able to share Philip Munger's performance of Henry Leland Clarke's 1962 composition \"Puget Sound Cinquain - Crab Canon for KRAB\".\nListen now - Henry Leland Clarke's Puget Sound Cinquain - Crab Canon for KRAB - performed by Philip Munger, 2018 (0:44)\nThe KRAB Experience, 107.7 FM - June 5, 1968\n\"Stop machine to remove pits\" reads the sign on this rare photo of the transmitter. It may not be the best of articles, but is evidence that someone at Highline Community College got excited enough about KRAB to write a story for their newspaper modestly named, \"Thunder Word\".\nClick here to open PDF of article.\nWho is the volunteer standing in the control room?\nTiny Freeman - Concrete Buster - February 1969, a Photo Essay by Michael McKeag\nSome wonderful photographs and text by Mike McKeag. Originally a private email exchange that fortuitously came our way, he assembled this photo essay to share here.\nCan anyone confirm if the architect Mike refers to is Herb Hannum?\nAn all-around volunteer, ready to help out where-ever he could, Michael McKeag engineered, announced, laid out and assembled program guides, produced programs, and with his camera, caught some great moments.\nPhotograph, courtesy Michael Mckeag\nKRAB facilities: The Doughnut Shop - 9029 Roosevelt Way NE - 1962 to 1972\nThis was KRAB's home for the first ten years. Here are a few pictures\nFrom Goddard to Telluride - Alternative Media, KRAB Nebula, Community Radio\nThe first \"Alternative Media Conference\" is held at Goddard College in Plainfield, Vermont.\nStation Manager Greg Palmer was the KRAB representative, and reported back in the July program guide - click here\nThe conference was reconvened in May 2013. Larry Yurdin, an organizer of the original conference narrated this slide video presentation about the 1970 event.\nThe Corporation for Public Broadcasting and National Public Radio sponsored a conference in Washington, DC.\nKRAB Chief Engineer and Jack Straw Memorial Foundation board member Ben Dawson was the JSMF representative and reported about the conference in the June program guide - click here\nThe first KRAB Nebula Conference and Meet, Seattle - Here is the announcement and tentative schedule for the event.\nThe KRAB Nebula was a loose confederation of the programmatically most adventuresome and financially cliff dwelling stations that seemed to agree on very little except that it might be a good idea to share tapes of their programs. Many, if not all, of these stations also shared having Lorenzo Milam or Jeremy Lansman participate in their conception.\nWithout actually listing them, various sources, say the Nebula was made up of a dozen stations. Others say it was fourteen. I can identify the following as being participants in Nebula: KBOO (Portland, OR), KCHU (Dallas), KDNA (Saint Louis), KOPN (Columbia, MO), KPOO (San Francisco), KTAO (Los Gatos), KUSP (Santa Cruz), WORT (Madison), and KRAB. I tracked down a bunch of Nebula (KRAB tapes at WYSO (Yellow Springs), so they must have been a Nebula station.\nWere KAZU (Monterey), KFAT (Gilroy), KPFT (Houston), or WRFG (Atlanta) in the Nebula? Any others?\nHere is another gathering with Lorenzo and the ghost of Reginald Fessenden cheering them on. Click on photo below for details.\nThe first National Alternative Radio Konvention, Madison, Wisconsin - Here's the prospectus for this conference (preserved and shared by Don Mussell).\nNational Public Radio Conference, Bicentennial edition, Washington, DC. A handful of us met in Tom Thomas's apartment and talked about the need for a presence in DC of an organization that might represent the concerns of non-institutional public stations. On the 17th, Haley, Bader and Potts hosted a reception for their trouble making clients and Mike Bader served green bagels.\nNine years after the adoption of the 1967 Public Broadcasting Act, it seemed to many of us that CPB's and NPR's interpretation of the ACT, instead of encouraging diversity in programming or in voices heard, was resulting in the so-called public stations adopting essentially identical formats. During the same time, one obstacle after another was put in the way of non-institutional stations trying to get a share of the \"public\" funding. CPB required stations desirous of support to adopt management practices such as minimum staffing and budget sizes and minimum broadcast hours. In addition, it used an allocation formula that rewarded the stations most successful in raising non-federal funding. These combined to mean one thing, if you want funding, increase listener share and become a part of CPB\u2019s monolithic network of don\u2019t-rock-the-boat stations\nIn mid-1975 I wrote to KRAB\u2019s Washington attorney Michael Bader and to Senator Warren Magnuson, who had introduced the 1967 Public Broadcasting Bill in the Senate, expressing concern regarding the effect CPB was having on small, independent, listener-sponsored radio stations. With Bader\u2019s and Magnuson\u2019s assistance, during my visit I was able to meet with Joseph Fogarty, the Chief Counsel of the Communications Committee, and with several of Magnuson\u2019s aides. Magnuson wrote to CPB forwarding my comments, and CPB wrote back saying I was wrong, and that the station I was associated with, KRAB, was marginal anyway.\nLater that year Fogarty was appointed FCC Commissioner.\nYours truly writing in the May 1976 program guide\nThe National Federation of Community Broadcasters gets a name at its first conference in Telluride, Colorado. The plane from Denver was bouncy. Telluride was hot. And CPB's Clyde Robinson wore a safari suit.\nListen now - Lorenzo Milam gives keynote address at NFCB-Telluride (audio 23:46)\nOr, Watch the video by Thomas Lofstrom (31:58), with appearances afterward by Dean Mougianis, Ken Carpenter Sleeman, Hillary Mandell, Patricia Capitolo, John Stark, Tom and Bill Thomas, Terry Clifford, and Nan Rubin.\nRead how The Liberation News Service reported on the conference.\nAnd for a slightly different view, KPFA was in Telluride too. Here's their report from the Aug 1976 folio.\nTiny Freeman - Like a train whistle around the bend, you can still hear him long after he's gone - June 13, 2013\nTiny passed away June 13, 2013. We've created a separate page in his memory with the Last KRABgrass from April 8, 1984, featuring Dennis Flannigan, Tiny his-self, Bob Mitchell, Shirley Oberg, and Marty. Tiny kibitzed all the while.\nWell, it seems the Seattle PI (online only now) got wind of Tiny's departure, and Joel Connelly has done the honors, July 1, 2013. See R.I.P: J.J. \u201cTiny\u201d Freeman: A \u201cfive foot, 18-inch\u201d Republican\nAnyone out there like to join a new \"AA\", Anachronisms Anonymous? Evidently there is something called \"old-school Seattle\", and it's membership is diminishing quickly. The Stranger reports today (June 19):\n\"The week continues with the closing of a chapter of old-school Seattle history, as today Tiny Freeman\u2014the humongous man with the humongous personality (and humongous beard) known in the 1970s as the \"Mayor of Pioneer Square\"\u2014passed away at age 72. Among his many claims to local fame: running for Congress in 1974 using the Central Saloon as his campaign headquarters, DJing a bluegrass radio show on the now- defunct KRAB Radio, and becoming a beloved character in the writings of celebrated Seattle Times and Seattle Post-Intelligencer columnist Emmett Watson. \"He is all the things you'd want in a friend,\" said musician and friend Dan Grinstead to the P-I in 2007. \"He is very ethical, returns favors, and does favors without being asked. And I've never met a woman who doesn't think he's wonderful after first thinking he was gross.\" RIP, Tiny Freeman.\"\nFrom an entirely different publication, \"No Depression\", comes a 1996 review of Seldom Scene written by Grant Alden. (Reprinted with permission.):\n\"This is overdue, and maybe he\u2019ll never see it, but I owe a lot to a long-retired Seattle DJ and (I think, still) Pioneer Square bouncer named Tiny Freeman. He had a Sunday night bluegrass show on KRAB-FM, a community radio station (pre-college radio) that later sold its frequency to a commercial station and segued into a nonprofit foundation that, for some reason, owns a recording studio.\"\n\"Anyway, when I was a little boy, Tiny Freeman played downstairs on my dad\u2019s radio just at bedtime Sunday night, and I would go say goodnight just in time to hear whatever new version of \u201cOrange Blossom Special\u201d he\u2019d dug up to begin the show (I don\u2019t think he ever played the same opener twice), and hang out with dad until mom noticed and yelled loud enough to drown out the music. Bluegrass and its rough-hewn mountain harmonies (and, yes, I know Bill Monroe was a flatlander, but still), was never her idea of folk music (she runs more to Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie), but if there\u2019s a reason I understood punk rock when first I heard it, that\u2019s it.\"\nI let Grant know about Tiny's departure, and this was his reply (June 24, 2013):\n\"Sorry to hear that Tiny Freeman has moved on. He seemed, even in my bare youth, a quintessentially Seattle figure. Seattle being a strange place, I thought, to know about and like bluegrass. Tiny unmistakably a blue collar fellow drinking green death and working tugboats, if memory serves. I still remember, as I've probably said and typed a dozen times, standing at my father's desk listening to his show until mom yelled so loudly she could not be denied, and I scuttled upstairs to bed. There's no straight line between that memory and the creation of No Depression, but it's not an accident, either.\"\nFor the remainder of the review: http://nodepression.com/album-review/seldom-scene-dream-scene-sam-bush-glamour-grits\nWhat a mess: The Challenge of Building a Public Audio Archive\nIn July 1970 Lorenzo writing of why the guides should be saved, \".....radio and the transmission of sound and all those wonderful-awful words and musics: it\u2019s all the will-o-the-wisp, just tomorrow a smokey haze in the memory bank and little else. So there has to be something concrete and saved on paper so that we have something to show for all that sweat and drudge of putting things out in the aether.\u201d\nRescuing electrons from indefatigable entropy may be a hopeless enterprise, but we are still going to try. Read about The Affair of Cheap Tape and Sticky Shed.\nFriday, December 13, 1968 - The Art Grab\nThe Piano Drop had just happened in April, and the debut of the Union Light Company at \"The Big Gigantic Noisy Spooky Party Light Show Orgy\" in Kirkland a year-and-a-half prior to that, but that didn't stop a group of NorthWest artists from putting together what in my memory was one of the most successful fund raising events ever to benefit KRAB. The Art Grab and Key Party was held in (what looked like) the catacombs of Pioneer Square. There's a gated stairway on Main just off Occidental Mall where the disused trolley no longer stops and the Seattle branch of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park once had displays. Going down those stairs in 1968 you would find hauntingly backlit brick arches, a floor of sand and crushed rock, music coming from strategically placed speakers, and lots of people milling about.\nThere was a bar. And there was an arrangement of paper lunch sacks, each containing a key. And, oh, let's let the guide describe it:\nWere you there? What was your art article? Were you one of the many, many artists that contributed work to make it happen?\nAmongst the organizers and sponsors of the event were architect Ralph Anderson, Mrs John H Bowen, Mrs Charles T Michener, Mrs Philip Stewart, Dick White, Tom Robbins, and Lorenzo Milam. The coordinator was Sandy Appleby Heald.\nIdea may Grab You, Seattle Times, 12/08/1968\nArt to be Grabbed in Pioneer Square, Seattle Times, 12/11/1968\n*For more about the \"renovated basement\" (of the Union Trust Building), see Ralph Anderson\nThe Last KRAB Story, by Kathleen Cain, Feb 22, 1978\nPrior to joining KRAB, Kathy Cain was a producer for Greg Palmer at KTW, where he did a kind of talk show, interviewing people all over the country via the telephone. When KTW changed formats, Greg and Kathy developed a series of programs entitled \"Government Inspected\" at KRAB funded by the Washington Commission for the Humanities. One of the highlights of that series was a 3-part documentary about the prison at Walla Walla, where Skip Brown took two philosophy instructors from Olympic College (Dick Norton and Jim van Houten) and a Superior Court judge on a visit to the prison.\nKathy produced other programs as well, and, as she alludes in the attached article, about 1976 I asked her to see what could be done to get some new voices into the afternoon programming. The article was written for The Weekly.\nKathy was eventually asked to become a JSMF trustee. Anyone know what she is up to now?\nRichard A C Greene, and the campaign for Land Commissioner\nRichard A C Greene on the campaign trail.\nPhotos and audio of the rally at the Warren G Harding Memorial Bandstand have their own page\nThe transmitter - Collins 737A\nAccording to Lorenzo, during The Last Night broadcast, the transmitter was a Collins model 737, circa 1946, serial number 1. By the time it moved to Couger Mountain it had been substantially modified, but was still ticking, wheezing and generating heat. So far, no photographs of the transmitter have surfaced, but we now have this 1948 brochure describing the Collins model 737. It was almost 7 feet tall and 8 feet wide, and weighed about 4,700 pounds. When I did the morning program, warm up took about 30 minutes and, even then if the morning was a cold one, when the final was powered up it would start to oscillate, and shut itself back down. I found that this could be prevented by ignoring the meters and judicious tuning so that the filaments of the tubes were at the same brightness.\nThe plate transformer that Lorenzo says \"blew up\" on the inaugural broadcast is pictured on page 5.\nClick on cover or here for the Collins Radio Company 737A brochure\n(Posting updated November 12, 2013)\nKRAB at Nine (years-old) - August 1971\nNot long ago, in honor of KRAB's almost 50th anniversary, Paul Dorpat published this photo. Guess what, now we know everybody's name.\nGet out your decoder ring and go here.\nPhoto by Seth Siegal, and courtesy the archival meanderings of Paul Dorpat.\nKRAB's Last Night - April 15, 1984\nThe Last Night has its own page with photos and audio from the Last Night of broadcast and wake in the form of a panel discussion.",
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        "raw_content": "The conservation and amenity association for the Ladbroke area of\nHome | Streets Index | The Association | The area | History | Newsletters | Planning | Basements | Contact\nSTANLEY CRESCENT\n1, 2 and 3 Stanley Crescent \u00a9Thomas Erskine 2006\nStanley Crescent was built as part of a planned symmetrical layout with Stanley Gardens leading of it at the centre of the curve, and Kensington Park Gardens and Ladbroke Gardens running at right angles at either end. The two stunning central houses (Nos. 10 and 11) provide a magnificent vista at the top end of Stanley Gardens, and they themselves look towards St Peter\u2019s church at the other end of Stanley Gardens. All except two of the houses are on the western side and give onto the Stanley Crescent communal garden; the eastern side gives onto the sides of Stanley Garden North and Stanley Garden South (communal gardens).\nThe developer of these four streets was Charles Blake, an India merchant who had returned from Calcutta in the 1840s and decided to go into property development. In 1852, he purchased the land on which Stanley Crescent and Stanley Gardens now stand from Felix Ladbroke. He employed the architect Thomas Allom to design the street layout. In designing Stanley Crescent, Allom followed the spirit of the original plan of the Ladbroke estate drawn up in the 1820s by Thomas Allason, which included a series of concentric circles bisected by what is now Ladbroke Grove, interspersed with communal gardens. In 1853, Allom (who was an artist as well as an architect) exhibited at the Royal Academy a picture entitled 'Stanley Crescent, Kensington Park Terrace etc. now building at Kensington Park Notting Hill for Charles Henry Blake esq from the designs and under the supervision of T. Allom'.\nStanley Crescent and Stanley Gardens were probably named in honour of Edward, Lord Stanley, who succeeded to the Earldom of Derby in 1851 and became Prime Minister in 1852. The first residents were the usual mix of India merchants and other wealthy traders, service personnel, professionals and people living on their income from property or stocks and shares.\nNos. 1-13 Stanley Crescent\nIn 1853 Blake signed a contract for \u00a364,000 with the builder David Allan Ramsay to build what are now Nos. 1\u201311 Stanley Crescent (as well as the houses in Stanley Crescent). Nos. 12 and 13 Stanley Crescent were subsequently added to the contract, at an extra cost of \u00a34,000. All these houses were designed by Allom. Ramsay went bankrupt in 1854, before all the houses were finished, however, and Blake employed his own clerk of works, Philip Rainey, to complete the houses. At first, Blake had considerable difficulty letting the houses in both Stanley Crescent and Stanley Gardens, and in 1859 he tried to sell many of the freeholds, although only Nos. 6 and 7 Stanley Crescent found buyers. By the time of the 1861 census, however, all of the 13 houses built by Blake in Stanley Crescent were occupied.\nAllom is probably the best known of the Ladbroke estate architects and his houses in Kensington Park Road, Stanley Gardens and Stanley Crescent were the epitome of the grand Victorian style. As the Survey of London comments:\n\u201cthe architectural forms on this part of the Ladbroke estate changed completely from those previously employed elsewhere. The last threads of the old Georgian traditions, which had been apparent in the terraces of Ladbroke Square, Kensington Park Road and some of the paired villas built by Reynolds and Drew, were now abandoned in favour of a grand display in the latest taste. Allom's early reputation was made as a landscape painter and his compositions appear to have been designed with scenic effect uppermost in his mind. The design of houses, streets, gardens and tree planting is seen with a painter's eye, so that each turn and every vista is composed in a picturesque manner\u2026\u2026\"\nWhere the late Georgian buildings had been characterized by restraint, elegance and structural economy, Allom's houses typify the new ideals of grandeur and display. The detail becomes less refined although it is disposed with professional assurance to gain the maximum effect. Not only is the ornament profuse but the use of materials\u2014stucco, timber, iron and stone\u2014is lavish. Where earlier builders had reduced the sections of timber members and mouldings to produce the slenderest and most refined effects, these houses, characteristic of the middle years of the century, employ materials in a manner which reflects the growing material prosperity of the nation as well as a growing tendency towards ostentation. Their construction makes widespread use of stone in hallways, landings and stairs\u2014 always to the first floors and sometimes higher. Structural timbers in floors and framed partitions are substantial, there is a free use of cast iron and plaster enrichment internally, and the extensive stucco ornamentation to garden fronts as well as the principal fa\u00e7ades must have added considerably to constructional costs as well as subsequent maintenance.\u201d\nAllom\u2019s houses in Stanley Crescent are in distinct groups, which seem sometimes to bear little relationship to each other, no doubt partly because several of them appear to have been substantially altered fairly soon after their construction, as can be seen from a comparison of the OS maps of 1863 and 1893.\nNos. 1, 2 and 3 form a complicated corner grouping (see photo at the top of the page) with a variety of motifs, including turrets and bow windows. The entrance to No. 1 is round the corner in Kensington Park Road and a tower connects it with No. 2, the upper part of which may not be original. The Survey of London points out that many of the houses built by Allom display more than usually ambitious interiors for this class of building and instances the \u201clavish entrance halls and open-well staircases\u201d at Nos. 1 and 2 Stanley Crescent. When at attempt was made to sell the freehold of these houses in 1859, No. 1 Stanley Crescent was described in The Times as \u201ca capital Residence, having 6 large bedrooms, two reception rooms, dining room, entrance and inner halls, and good domestic offices, let at 113 guineas per annum.\u201d In a way, they can be seen more as a continuation of Kensington Park Gardens with the bottle balustrades along their street boundaries (the other houses in the crescent have railings). During the 20th century they lost much of their bottle balustrading on both roof and garden, but this has now been well restored.\nNo. 2 was let for \u00a3130 per annum in 1859. The tenants were John Bakewell, a retired Methodist preacher, and his wife Marianne, n\u00e9e Haslam (born in 1799), a prolific writer on educational matters - her \u2018Mother\u2019s Practical Guide to the Physical, Intellectual and Moral training of her Children\u201d became a bestseller. She ran a \u201cCollegiate School for Ladies\u201d from the house. An advertisement for the school appeared in The Times as early as 1855, so the Bakewells must have been among the very first tenants of Stanley Crescent. The couple appear to have named the house \u201cStafford House\u201d (it was so called in The Times in 1855) \u2013 the Haslams were from Staffordshire \u2013 but this name does not appear to have stuck. The Bakewells appear to have moved on by 1863, as in that year the developer Charles Blake, who had recently seen an upturn in his fortunes, moved into this very grand house from a rather smaller one in Stanley Gardens.\nA mansard roof extension was agreed in 1984, but this is almost invisible from the street as it is hidden by the roof balustrade.\n2-5 Stanley Crescent c.1904 (Old postcard, courtesy RBKC)\nNos. 3, 4A, 4 and 5.\nNos. 3 and 4 have undergone substantial alteration over the years and have now been combined into a single dwelling. No. 3, which commanded a rental of \u00a3105 in 1859, had its porch on the side, immediately adjoining a sort of side wing or pavilion that was part of No. 4. The photograph above shows the side wing (and the porch of No. 3) as having two storeys above the basement level, but the second storey does not fit very well with the rhythm of the rest of the building and is rather awkwardly joined to the main house. It is possible, therefore, that the side wing and porch originally had only a single storey above ground and that the floor above was an early addition (some porches in Kensington Park Road were similarly built up fairly soon after the houses were built).\nIn 1969, No. 4 was converted from being a private hotel into three separate dwellings, two in the main house and one in the side pavilion. The latter was numbered 4A and detached from No. 4. Both were then acquired by the owner of No. 3 and joined together internally. Another floor was added to the porch wing in the early 2000s, also extending over the old porch of No. 3, and further obscuring the side elevations of the main buildings which were clearly meant to be seen. No. 3 also had a mansard roof added in 1993, almost invisible from the street as it is hidden behind the roof balustrade.\nNo. 3 was the home in the 1950s of Eric de Mar\u00e9, (1910-2002), one of the greatest architectural photographers of the 20th century. Like so many houses in the area, it was subsequently divided into flats before being restored to a single family house in the 1980s.\nThe main parts of Nos. 4 and 5 form a matching pair with distinctive pierced stucco roof balustrades and pillared porches on the front of the houses. In 1859, No. 4 was let at \u00a3100 per annum and No. 5 at \u00a3105. Each house has four elegant and symmetrical bays, lacking the somewhat anarchical turrets, pediments and bows of the houses on either side. Originally, No. 5 probably had a low side pavilion matching that on No. 4, joining its porch to that of No. 6. However, although one can only speculate, it seems that already by the 1890s that had been some sort of rearrangement of the accommodation between Nos. 5 and 6, involving the construction of the current three storey bay projection where the side pavilion had been, which was passed to No. 6 probably in exchange for No. 5 taking a flying freehold over part of No. 6 (the two floors above the bow windows).\n6 Stanley Crescent painted cream, with No. 5 and its flying freehold painted grey (2016).\nNos. 6, 7 and 8\nNos. 6, 7 and 8 form a somewhat untidy group, each house slightly different, partly no doubt to accommodate the bend and slope of the road. The storeys are awkwardly lower than those in the adjoining Nos. 4 and 5 and Nos. 7 and 8 project further forward. Most have acquired extensions, probably at an early stage, so it is difficult to work out what is original and what is not.\nNo. 6, with the addition from No. 5, is a huge house, with an odd kink forward as it rounds the bend, and two bow projections. The old maps indicate that the left hand projection was added sometime between 1863 and 1893. The bow projection at the rear was already there by 1863, but in the following 30 years a squared rear extension was also added to the back of what had been the side pavilion of No. 5. The top floor of No. 6 is also almost certainly a later addition.\nNos. 7 and 8 look from the early maps to have been a symmetrical pair. The 1863 map shows porches and gables in their present positions. But it seems likely the triangular gable on No. 7 and the turret on No. 8 were later additions. Probably the houses were originally no more than three storeys high above the basement level and were surmounted by full-length pierced stucco balustrades (as on No. 9), some remains of which can still be seen among the various architectural follies which now give these houses their characteristic complicated appearance.\n7 and 8 Stanley Crescent in 2006\nNo. 7 was the home of the artist Herbert Goodall (1852-1907), one of the prolific Goodall family of artists. Both the Brirtish Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum hold some of his watercolours, and there is a bronze relief of him in the Chelsea Arts Club. His wife was deeply affected by his death and a report in The Times of 7 November 1907 describes how she threw herself under a train near High Street Kensington Underground station shortly afterwards.\nNos. 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13\nNos. 9, 10, 11 and 12 form one of the most impressive and interesting symmetrical groups on the whole estate, built so that Nos. 8 and 13 flank them in a similarly symmetrical fashion. The two central houses with their impressive turrets close the vista down Stanley Gardens and are separated from the others by gaps although linked at ground floor level by their magnificent double porches with a view to greenery behind. In 1859, the \u201ctwin houses at Nos.10 and 11\u201d were let at \u00a390 each. Nos. 12 and 13 were let for \u00a3100 and \u00a394.10s. respectively.\n10-11 Stanley Crescent in 2006\nFortunately, their front elevations have survived relatively intact. No. 9 acquired in the late 20th century an inappropriate iron balcony at first floor level, and more seriously No. 11 has had an extension added above its porch which obtrusively mars the symmetry, and there is a rather less objectionable extension above the porch of No. 12. The addition of an extra floor on No. 13 has also had a harmful visual effect.\nIt is clear from the 1863 Ordnance Survey map that their rear elevations were originally flat. However, by 1893, Nos. 11, 12 and 13 had acquired their present rear projections \u2013 this was a period when the addition of bay windows was extremely popular.\nNo. 13 was the last of this terrace of houses built by Allom and Blake, with its porch on its side. It has had an extra floor added at some point. When Nos. 14-23 were built some 10 years later, a gap was left between the two terraces, later partially filled in.The two terraces are now linked with an added side porch on No. 14. Nos. 13-14 became a boarding house after the First World War and over the years were transformed into the rather smarter concept of a private hotel, known as Stanley House. In the 1980, they were taken over by a developer and made into modern up-market flats. An overground link at third floor was also added.\nAll the houses in this range have what look like their original railings on their street boundaries and in most cases also the original gates and railings down to their front areas. They also have particularly attractive decorative cast-iron panels in their porches.\nDecorative porch panel\nThe rear elevations of this range overlook the Stanley Crescent communal garden. They are full stucco and generally as elegantly decorated as the fronts, with similar decorative motifs.\nAll these houses were listed Grade II. Nos. 10 and 11 were listed in 1969, not apparently for their own architectural merit but because they closed the vista down Stanley Gardens. However, by 1984, the intrinsic merit of these Allom houses had been recognised and the remaining ones were listed. The descriptions were as follows:\nNos. 1-9 Stanley Crescent: Mid 19th century, linked, stuccoed houses of 3 storeys plus basement and attic. Nos 2 and 3, and 4 and 5 paired. Doric porticos, Pediment to No. 1; towers to No. 2 and 3. Part of formal layout with Stanley Gardens and Kensington Park Gardens. Listed in 1984.\nNos. 10 and 11 Stanley Crescent: Mid 19th century. Pair of stuccoed Italianate houses of three storeys plus basement with bay windows and pyramidally roofed towers. Entrances in linked colonnades at sides. Houses close vista down Stanley Gardens and listed for this reason. Listed in 1969.\nNos. 12 and 13 Stanley Crescent: Mid 19th century. Linked stucco houses. Three storeys plus basement and attic. Part of formal layout with 1-11 Stanley Crescent and Stanley Gardens. Listed 1984.\nNos. 1-13 consecutive are all listed Grade II. This means that planning permission is required for both external and internal alterations, including alterations to modern extensions and to walls, railings and fences.\nPaint colour. We recommend that these houses continue to be painted white as to have mixed colours would detract from the integrity of this magnificent terrace.\nBalustrades and railings. We welcome the restoration of the bottle balustrades on Nos. 1-3. As the railings on Nos. 4-13 are almost certainly original, they should be preserved, as should the extremely attractive ironwork on the sides of the porches. Most houses also have their original railings down to the basement area. We recommend that all ironwork be painted black.\nBalconies. There are a number of ironwork balconies. Most follow an attractive historic pattern. However, some have modern railings which jar on this highly decorated terrace. There is a particularly out-of place balcony at first floor level on No. 8 which would be better removed altogether.\nSide extensions. Any further infilling with side extensions should be resisted. We very much hope that one day the extension above the porch of No.11 will be removed, so as to restore the elegant porches to nearer their original form, in keeping with those on Nos. 9-10.\nRoof extensions. To avoid spoiling the line of these important houses, any further dormers should only be allowed if they cannot be seen from street or communal garden.\nRear elevations. As these are intended to be as elegant as the fronts, any further alterations should be minimal and very carefully designed. In particular, it would be valuable to preserve untouched those rear elevations that are near to their original state.\nNos. 14-23 Stanley Gardens\nThe solicitor Richard Roy, another active speculator and developer on the Ladbroke estate, purchased what was to become the northern half of Stanley Crescent from Blake in 1852, but he appears to have done nothing with the land and in 1855 he sold it back to Blake. Thomas Allom supplied designs for eight houses, but for whatever reason these designs were not used. In 1862-3, H. and W. Gardner, brewers (who had presumably acquired either the freehold or a leasehold of the land from Blake), gave building leases to the builder William Wheeler for Nos. 14-23, which were thus built some 10 years later than the houses at the southern end. The houses appear on the 1863 Ordnance Survey map, so at least the carcases had been built by then, perhaps because, as sometimes happened, building had begun before formal signing of the leases. The designer of these houses is unknown.\nThe houses are in a quite different and less elegant style. They are half stucco with heavy stucco dressings on the upper windows. They are also taller, with five storeys above basement level, the fifth storey possibly added later. The join between the two terraces is somewhat awkward, with the porches of Nos. 13 and 14 at different levels. Nos. 14-15 form a detached pair, with porches on their sides in an echo of Nos. 9-12. No. 23 faces onto Ladbroke Gardens.\n14-23 Stanley Crescent 2006 \u00a9Thomas Erskine\nThe rear elevations are brick and have been considerably altered over the years with a variety of extensions. They give onto the Stanley Crescent communal garden. Most of the houses do not have private gardens, but basement areas with railings along the top.\nAt the time of the 1881 census, No. 20 was occupied by Anthony Rubens Montalba (1813-1884), a Swedish-born, naturalised British painter and the head of a family of renowned artists. The family had moved there from 19 Arundel Gardens and were later to move to Venice. Montalba had three children living with him in Stanley Crescent: Ellen, a portraitist and landscape painter; Augustus (the only son), who seems to have lacked artistic gifts (although he described himself as a painter in the census return) but became a well-known member of the British community in Venice; and Henrietta, who was sufficiently distinguished as a sculptor to merit an entry in the Dictionary of National Biography.\nNo. 19 was the home of Robert Meadows (1915-2009), the distinguished architect and town-planner who was one of the founders of the Ladbroke Association.\nNos. 24-25 Stanley Crescent\nThese are the only two houses belonging to the Crescent which are on the eastern side, on the north-east corner of Stanley Crescent and Ladbroke Gardens, abutting onto No. 31 Ladbroke Gardens.. There is no information in the Survey of London on when they are built, and they are not shown on the 1863 map. But they form a group with Nos. 25-31 Ladbroke Gardens and were probably built around the same time, in the late 1860s. The rear of No. 25 gives onto the Stanley Gardens North communal garden. They have street railings that match those on the adjoining houses in Ladbroke Gardens, and are likely to be original. Like the other houses in Stanley Crescent, they have no front gardens.\nThe two houses were united into a single property in 1964, with their two porches combined into one, and they were converted into seven flats. The top floor was it seems added at the same time (a 1972 planning document refers to the building having only having only five storeys).\n24-25 Stanley Gardens in 2006 \u00a9Thomas Erskine\nNos. 14-25 consecutive are subject to an Article 4 Direction requiring planning permission for alterations of front windows or doors (1996)\nNos. 14-23 consecutive are subject to an Article 4 Direction requiring planning permission for alterations to the rear of the house (1998)\nNo. 23 is subject to an Article 4 Direction requiring planning permission for alterations to the side of the house (1998)\nThe side of No. 24 and the rear of No. 25 are important parts of their respective terraces and we recommend that alterations to these should also be subject to an Article 4 Direction.\nPaintwork. We recommend that the stucco parts of these houses continue to be painted white as to have mixed colours would detract from the integrity and uniformity of the terrace. 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Radio Liberty has read the report, which should be published on the website of the Foundation. Heinrich B\u00f6ll December 17th.\nThere has always been little information about LBT women in the Caucasus, only close attention the press and NGOs to persecute homosexuals in Chechnya prompted some of them to turn to human rights defenders. The project \u201cQueer Women of the North Caucasus\u201d is a few activists in different regions who hide their names for security reasons. They interviewed 21 women: sixteen from Chechnya, two from Dagestan, two from Ingushetia and one from North Ossetia. Respondents from 20 to 49 years; 17 of them identified themselves as lesbians, three said they were bisexual, one was a transgender woman. Eleven women left the region or even the country, three stayed at home and hide their orientation, the relatives of five learned about their orientation, so the girls are still in a situation of violence. With one such girl, the connection was lost after the interview, like other studies on queer women, the report demonstrates a disastrous situation with the rights of women in general, including family violence. According to the respondents, violence in Caucasian families is widespread, but statistics in this area are fragmentary, and the victims almost never turn to law enforcement agencies, who are sympathetic to the violation of their rights. \u201cIn the Chechen Republic, 11% of the respondents (women) indicated that they were sometimes beaten, 28% from time to time received slaps or pushes,\u201d the 2015 study \u201cLife and situation of women in the North Caucasus\u201d says. At the same time, a 2011 study conducted by Rosstat together with the Ministry of Health in partnership with the United Nations Population Fund showed that in Russia as a whole, 20% of women were subjected to physical violence. 8% of women in the Caucasus said that they were raped or forced to have sex, on average in Russia, 4% said they had sex against their will with a current or former partner. 27% of the Chechens interviewed admitted that they had married under the force of their parents, in the oldest age group (61+) there were more than 40% of them.\nAbsolutely all LBT women who took part in the study said that they had gone through beatings and humiliation that begin after childhood. \u201cRelatives on the father\u2019s side often said that the girl should be strangled at birth\u201d; \u201cThe father beat his children badly. One of the half-sisters said that the father threw them against the wall\u201d; \u201cThe father often beat the mother. The father knocked out all the front teeth of the mother,\u201d said residents of Chechnya.\nOne woman told about the actions of a sexual nature on the part of her uncle, who threatened her that in case of publicity, the punishment was waiting for her. And so it happened: when relatives learned about violence against a girl, she was accused of sexual promiscuity.\nFor many, violence ends in death, but the killers of sisters and daughters rarely sit in the dock. Another report of the Foundation for Legal Initiative about honor killings in Dagestan, Chechnya and Ingushetia states that out of 33 cases of such killings, only 14 reached the court. Eight out of 21 respondents from the Queer Women project said that one of their acquaintances had been killed by male relatives for behavior that \u201cdishonors the family.\u201d\nThe wedding of the head of the Chechnya ROVD in the Nozhai-Yurt district of Najud Guchigov and the 17-year-old resident of the village of Baitarka Louise Goilabieva.\nAll respondents spoke about total control by their relatives: regardless of age, they were forbidden to leave the house in the evening, it was often forbidden to communicate with boys and young people. \u201cYou cannot ride a taxi. You can take a bus, only where are adult women, if there are only men on the bus, you cannot go. I once secretly bought a car, studied in another region, bought it there. When my brother found out, she lied that the car was not mine Such disassemblies were. We managed to sell them quickly, \u201csaid a resident of Chechnya. Some girls were even forbidden to directly contact their father, social networks and mobile phones were checked daily, they were limited in their choice of clothing and social circle. \u201cMother said: \u2013 You are my property, I will do with you what I want, and you will do everything that I said.\u201d Here it is. \u201cMarry \u2013 you will do that what will my husband say to you You can have neither your opinion, nor your opinion; in general, nobody and nothing, you are our thing. All \u201c;\u201d They checked several times at the gynecologist if I was a virgin or not, \u201csay respondents from Chechnya.\nNine of the girls interviewed were or are married, eight of them were married forcibly, and in seven cases they were forced into marriage after they learned about their homosexuality or began to suspect them of it. All the girls were abused, including sexual violence, by their husbands.\nThe North Caucasian \u201cmarriage\u201d is usually located outside the Russian legal field, in the registry office go only in the case of the birth of a child. Women often do not ask consent, the mullah can issue a \u201cmarriage certificate\u201d, which is kept by her husband. The document indicates the data of the husband and wife, the witnesses on the part of the groom and the data \u201cwali\u201d \u2013 the bride\u2019s guardian (usually father or brother), as well as the amount of kalym, which usually varies from 10 thousand to 50 thousand rubles. According to the respondents, instead of the bride, the signature for her could be \u201cwali\u201d; in general, the evidence is similar to the contract of sale, one of the women, who had been married twice, said that she had never signed anywhere, did not give out marriage certificates to her . In this case, the three respondents at the time of the interview were not the only wives married.\n\u201cMarriage Certificate\u201d from Mullah, Chechnya.\nAs a woman moves de facto from one \u201cguardian\u201d to another, the system of total control, physical and psychological violence remains the same, only sexual violence is added to it. \u201cI was immediately taken to the village. For six months I lived in this village. I didn\u2019t have my things, the conditions were difficult. My duties were to clean the house, cook food for the whole big family, clean the shoes of all family members every evening, clean every day in the yard. In fact, I was a servant, \u201c- says a resident of Dagestan. \u201cOnce I went to the store and didn\u2019t notice that my hair was strayed out from under the hijab. He shouted at me and started beating right on the street. So hard that I couldn\u2019t stand for several days. And he was a boxing trainer. to argue, then immediately knock out, \u201c- recalls the girl from Chechnya. \u201d My husband was terrible. He beat me almost every day. First, he beat me on the face with his hands, and then with a stick. He came up with the rules of behavior, and if I\u2019m guilty, he beat me with a stick three times, \u201csays another Chechen woman.\nThe Caucasus differs from other Russian regions in that it is almost impossible for a woman to get out of a situation of violence. If she succeeds in obtaining a divorce, she returns to her parental home, where she is exposed to even greater violence from her relatives, finding herself guilty of her position of \u201cdivorcing\u201d. \u201cAfter 4 years, she could not stand it and called my mother. She asked me to pick me up from my husband. Mother said that she sees no reason for divorce, since she\u201d also did not love her husband. \u201cSo everyone lives,\u201d says a woman from Dagestan. \u201cIt\u2019s boring to sit at home and I played online games. Brother saw me talking to other players on the Internet. Immediately he started beating me, pressed me to the wall and began to choke me. I began to lose consciousness. Mother entered the room, pushed my brother away \u201c- says the girl from Chechnya.\nSixteen out of 21 respondents were faced with the fact that their sexual orientation became known to their relatives. Usually this happens during the perusal of correspondence, because of gossip and rumors or banal revenge from friends who disseminate incriminating information. \u201cMy girlfriend sent my intimate photos to one of the groups on the social network. So the family learned\u201d; \u201cThe bell rang. Brother spoke on the phone. It turned out that the correspondence with my friend found her mother. Well, she called mine\u201d; \u201cMy brother became suspicious of this relationship and began to monitor me, check my phone several times a day. I tried to delete my messages as soon as I received them. But one day my brother was in the room when a message came from her, he I heard a sound and asked for a phone. I did not give it to him, because I knew that the message was from a girl, and was afraid. He began to hit me on the head and face. Of course, he picked the phone. Later, until the very marriage, I was under arrest and without a telephone, \u201csay residents of Chechnya.\nIf relatives find out about a girl\u2019s homo-, bi-, or transsexuality, this always leads to a wave of physical and psychological violence, which can also result in murder. However, the authors of the report do not have statistics on murders for orientation; the task was to study the living respondents, but at least two sudden deaths became known from different sources: in one case the official version was kidney disease, in the second \u2013 mysterious poisoning. \u201cWhen they learned that I was a lesbian, they closed me in the room where the repair was going, with one blanket. They let me into the kitchen and the toilet when nobody was in the kitchen \u2026 I probably lived there for several months without everything, until my father bought there is a sofa \u201c; \u201cThe brother sat down next to me on his knees, gave me a gun \u2026 He cried, I swear, he cried, and said:\u201d I gave my word to Father not to kill you. I beg you, shoot yourself, just shoot yourself! \u201cAnd I \u2026 I already walked like a zombie, I stretch that gun to him and say:\u201d If you want, then kill yourself. I will not shoot myself. \u201cAnd he is like this:\u201d If you shoot yourself, it will all end, we will tell people that this somehow happened by chance \u201c;\u201d All men from the family are going. All the older men in the family (grandfathers, uncles, fathers, older brothers) and discuss what punishment to choose for a woman for her wrong behavior. If they find out that she is a lesbian, then most likely she will have two options: kill or marry forcibly, \u201csay girls from Chechnya. Three respondents said that brothers or mothers inclined them to suicide (seven girls made suicide attempts) . then kill yourself. I will not shoot myself. \u201cAnd he is like this:\u201d If you shoot yourself, it will all end, we will tell people that this somehow happened by chance \u201c;\u201d All men from the family are going. All the older men in the family (grandfathers, uncles, fathers, older brothers) and discuss what punishment to choose for a woman for her wrong behavior. If they find out that she is a lesbian, then most likely she will have two options: kill or marry forcibly, \u201csay girls from Chechnya. Three respondents said that brothers or mothers inclined them to suicide (seven girls made suicide attempts) . then kill yourself. I will not shoot myself. \u201cAnd he is like this:\u201d If you shoot yourself, it will all end, we will tell people that this somehow happened by chance \u201c;\u201d All men from the family are going. All the older men in the family (grandfathers, uncles, fathers, older brothers) and discuss what punishment to choose for a woman for her wrong behavior. If they find out that she is a lesbian, then most likely she will have two options: kill or marry forcibly, \u201csay girls from Chechnya. Three respondents said that brothers or mothers inclined them to suicide (seven girls made suicide attempts) . fathers, elder brothers) and discuss what punishment to choose for a woman for her wrong behavior. If they find out that she is a lesbian, then most likely she will have two options: kill or marry forcibly, \u201csay girls from Chechnya. Three respondents said that brothers or mothers inclined them to suicide (seven girls made suicide attempts) . fathers, elder brothers) and discuss what punishment to choose for a woman for her wrong behavior. If they find out that she is a lesbian, then most likely she will have two options: kill or marry forcibly, \u201csay girls from Chechnya. Three respondents said that brothers or mothers inclined them to suicide (seven girls made suicide attempts).\nRelatives do not always resort to extreme measures, some try to cure sexual orientation: for this, girls are taken to one of the Centers for Islamic Medicine or they invite the mullah to go home \u2013 to \u201cexpel the jinn\u201d. Five of the women surveyed went through this procedure (about her in an interview at Radio Liberty also told Chechen lesbians in detail, who managed to leave Russia). However, the girls themselves often believe that their orientation is a consequence of obsession with a male genie who fell in love with them and disgusted with other men, therefore they agree to exorcism rituals, moreover, if the mullah confirms the diagnosis, the girl begins a course of treatment, and if her healthy, she in the eyes of the family becomes the usual libertine. \u201cThey laid me down and covered my whole body with such a green cloth. (\u2026) They put on my headphones, started to hold hands and legs. (\u2026) My head started to ache because of screams. A panic attack began. When these screams ( prayers. \u2013 Approx.) the headphones ran out, and I was already conscious, the mullah said that I needed something tougher, and asked my parents if they agreed. They, of course, agreed. Then the mullah took me by the hand, sat on my horse, crushed my hands with their feet. Took some tool. It seemed to me that it was a plastic stick, this stick was screwed into my ear. He pulled the skin out of my ears. I began to scream in pain. Mullah said: \u201cIt does not hurt you, it hurts your jinn\u201d; \u201cSome of them said that I need a ritual of\u201c cleansing demonic blood. \u201dTo do this, my parents pierced the skin of my back with needles, made small cuts on my arms and legs. a bathroom with very salty water, and I was supposed to lie there, \u201csay girls from Chechnya.\nExorcism of the genie.\nOne of the ways to avoid violence is fake marriage with a homosexual from the region. Six respondents arranged such marriages, however, let them be thorny for freedom. It\u2019s dangerous to search for a candidate, because you can run into a \u201cset-up\u201d in social networks, native girls are always suspicious if she chooses a partner herself, marriage is impossible, if there are doubts about the future husband\u2019s sexual orientation or reputation, besides Chechnya before marriage HIV test is obligatory, one of the respondents told how her choice did not pass such a test and the wedding was canceled. However, only half of the girls who marry gay or \u201cunderstanding\u201d friends, considered this adventure a success. In three cases, the husbands quickly forgot about the fictitious nature of marriage, and the girls again found themselves in situations of domestic and sexual violence. \u201cI got pregnant. He screamed that does not want this child. To have an abortion in a marriage is impossible with us. So that there was no talk, they took me to some such room \u2026 they had an abortion. I was so bad. I don\u2019t even know if these people have a medical education, \u201csays a resident of Dagestan about her life with her gay husband.\nOne of the most serious offenses, but at the same time, sometimes the only way to salvation is to escape. Not many decide on it: women are economically dependent on the family, cannot get a passport without permission of the \u201cguardian\u201d, law enforcement agencies all over the country immediately pass to their searches, and they pass the refugees to their relatives, despite their requests not to do so. Upon the return of women, isolation, violence and, possibly, the death penalty are guaranteed (Radio Liberty knows a case when law enforcement agencies in a situation like this forced a man to kill his daughter, the father refused to commit a crime, the family had to leave the region).\nWith a successful escape, you need to be ready to refuse any contact with family members, because they continue to hunt women even abroad, one of the respondents was detained in Europe and, after several months of imprisonment, they were sent home. At the same time, as the study shows, only one respondent had previously developed an escape plan, the other 15 girls made a spontaneous decision when they considered that their lives were in danger. \u201cI didn\u2019t care. As if I wanted to be found and killed already. I packed up my bag and went hitchhiking. I got to Rostov (the city was changed). I slept in the forest. I climbed up a tree. I spent one night there,\u201d a Chechen resident said.\nAccording to the girls, law enforcement agencies at least in Chechnya expanded the audience of repression, adding lesbians and bisexual women to homosexuals and transgender people. No verified information on Radio Liberty\u2019s \u201clesbian lists\u201d was found, but three respondents from Chechnya were the victims of harassment by security forces. \u201cThe security officials took me away because she sheltered her friend. I could not refuse her. But I didn\u2019t know that she was trying to escape. I began to ask and understood this. She had adult Chechen brothers. I said that one night she She can spend the night, but then she needs to come back. So they will quickly find her and she has nowhere to go. She left. But someone hacked her page where she wrote about me \u2026 The siloviki broke into my house and accused me of being a lesbian, that I stole their sister. Interrogated me. After that, morally tortured. But since I lit up, then constantly taken. When they were looking for some gay man, they took me away, beat me, but no trace remained. They pricked me with needles under the nails \u201c;\u201d They [the security forces] connected wires to my little fingers, put a basin of water in front of me, and said that they would shock me. They beat them with their fists and hands, spat in the face. Then they called my elder brother and mother, said: \u201cBring some men\u2019s things to your sister.\u201d They filmed everything on camera. 120 thousand rubles were extorted for this video. My paid. \u201d They beat them with their fists and hands, spat in the face. Then they called my elder brother and mother, said: \u201cBring some men\u2019s things to your sister.\u201d They filmed everything on camera. 120 thousand rubles were extorted for this video. My paid. \u201d They beat them with their fists and hands, spat in the face. Then they called my elder brother and mother, said: \u201cBring some men\u2019s things to your sister.\u201d They filmed everything on camera. 120 thousand rubles were extorted for this video. My paid. \u201d\nAs in the case of honor killings, there is no hope for a solution of the issue in the foreseeable future. The authors of the report are sure: \u201cWe need structural changes, anti-discrimination legislation, large-scale work with law enforcement agencies, which is impossible at the current level of institutional homophobia at the state level.\u201d So far, human rights defenders and journalists can only save specific people.\nCopyright www.svoboda.org\n\u201cDocumentary Dance Film Raises Awareness about LGBTQ+ Torture in Chechnya\u201d\nNEW YORK \u2013 WAITING FOR COLOR is a documentary dance film revealing the harsh reality of LGBTQ+ persecution in the Chechen region of Russia. The contents of the film were inspired by testimonials of the arrests, torture, and blackmail that gay Chechens were subjected to throughout 2017. Through the accounts of 33 brave individuals who shared their stories, the film explores the themes of paranoia, trauma, and hope.\nThe film chooses dance as the primary medium in order to evoke three distinct emotions that showcase the intensity that Chechens faced: surveillance, brutality, and hopelessness. The physically-charged, abstract movement is choreographed to enhance the resonance of the spoken testimonies, offering a physical interpretation to the psychological torture that the individuals experienced.\nThe film is a direct response to the government anti-gay purge in Chechnya that made international news in April 2017 about the abduction, torture and extrajudicial killings of over 100 gay men in the Chechen Republic, a part of the Russian Federation. As news spread, activists tried to evacuate survivors and push the local government for accountability, admittance, and persecution of those involved in these terrible crimes against humanity. The Russian government has been stalling its investigation, refusing to come forward with anything conclusive even after reports and public testimonials of individuals who had successfully escaped were shared in the press.\nThe film was independently produced by Kosta Karakashyan and Studio Karakashyan and is being released in collaboration with Single Step Foundation, a Bulgarian non-profit organization that aims to help LGBTI youth recognize, come out and affirm their sexual orientation and gender identity. 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        "raw_content": "LCCC Youth - We are preparing the next generation to be able to stand firm on the word of God. Through different exercises that they can relate to. Games, bible studies, sunday school lessons, performances. Letting them know at a young age who our Lord and personal savior is. Do not let anyone treat you as if you are unimportant because you are young. Instead be an example to the believers with your words, your actions, your love, your faith, and pure life. 1 Timothy 4:12\nWoman of LCCC Ministry - Us women need to stand and the word of God also as we come together every 2nd sunday of the month to see what we can contribute to help the ministry grow and the kingdom of God. An environment were just us women can relate and dive into the word of God. Proverbs 31\nMissions of LCCC- Sometimes we are not able to drop everything and travel to spread the gospel to places that it needs to be reached. But we can contribute by sending our money. We went to D.C. last year to serve to the homeless.\nMedia Ministry- We come together to discuss ideas and how to make the church grow. Creating flyers, posting events on social media, and ect. Ephesians 4:12 their responsibility is to equip his people for the works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up.\nPrayer Group- We join in the presence of God praying for our brothers and sisters. Ephesian 6:18 \u201cpraying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end keep alert with all perseverance, making supplication for all the saints,\u201d\nEvangelism- We are called to share the good news and that's why we do this every other Saturday sharing the good news to people. We want everyone to encounter Jesus the way we did because we know he only has a good plan for you (Jeremiah 29:11) For Jesus Reigns and we want all to know. Isaiah 52:7 \u201cHow lovely on the mountains Are the feet of him who brings good news, Who announces peace And brings good news of happiness, Who announces salvation, And says to Zion, \"Your God reigns!\"",
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        "raw_content": "Religion Without Supernaturalism\nCan there be religion without supernaturalism and superstition? Of course. Surely you\u2019ve heard of religious naturalism? Now, naturalism takes various forms including but not limited to cosmological naturalism, methodological naturalism, ethical naturalism, scientistic naturalism, social naturalism, and religious naturalism. I am only concerned with the latter here.\nThe American philosopher and theologian Jerome A Stone offers the following definition of religious naturalism:\n\u2018Religious naturalism may be defined as the affirmation that there are one or more aspects of the world to which religious responses are appropriate.\u2019\nReligious naturalism exists in its own right as a religious movement, and it also subsists in a number of the world\u2019s religions including (most especially) Buddhism but even Judaism and Christianity. However, even in the case of those religions that are supernaturalistic in their orientation and thought forms, the natural world is by no means unimportant, and most religions in their earliest forms were naturalistic in orientation and thought form. Indeed, as David Suzuki has pointed out:\n\u2018All religions explore the place of people in the natural and social worlds around them. They provide explanations for mysteries such as death and disorder, and use myths and moral teachings to relate human and nonhuman spheres. The earliest forms of contemporary world religions, such as Hinduism, Christianity and Islam, presented an animated, integrated world similar to that of traditional worldviews. As Lao Tzu puts it in the Tao Te Ching:\n\u201cThe virtue of the universe is wholeness,\nIt regards all things as equal.\u201d\nBut some of those world religions have shifted ground over the past centuries, supporting the development of a very different picture of reality and our place in it.\u2019\nThe prominent progressive Christian theologian James Luther Adams saw Jesus as a leading exponent of naturalistic religion, at least as regards his teachings and his methods of teaching. Despite the assertions of many in the mainstream churches, Jesus for the most part used a rational method of analogy---he always taught in parables, and taught nothing but parables---appealing to empirical experience self-evident to any Jew, gentile, or Samaritan. You may also recall that when the Scribes and Pharisees went to Jesus, asking that he show them a \u2018sign\u2019---that is, some miracle (whatever that word means)---so that they might be convinced he was a true prophet, Jesus said to them, \u2018Only an evil, adulterous generation would demand a miraculous sign\u2019 (Mt 16:4).\nJesus left them and went away, but he made it clear that the only \u2018miracle\u2019 that can attest a prophet\u2019s teachings to be true is the change---a change for good, that is---that the prophet makes in the hearts of his hearers. I could give you many other examples in the scriptures of where Jesus repudiated the proposition that a belief in the supernatural is necessary in order to attest to spiritual truth. The English poet and critic Matthew Arnold wrote,\u2019 Suppose I could change the pen with which I write this into a pen-wiper, I should not make what I wrote any the truer or more convincing.\u2019\nInsofar as the Jewish scriptures are concerned, a Baptist minister, the Rev Geoffrey Thomas, has rightly noted:\nEven the prophecies contained in the Hebrew Bible were not really about fore-telling but about forth-telling, that is, speaking out on issues immediately at hand. Enough said.\nFor religious naturalists such as the cell biologist Ursula Goodenough and the philosopher Donald Crosby nature is both ultimate reality and a religiously ultimate object in and of itself. In the words of Professor Crosby:\n\u2018I regard nature as both ultimate reality and as religiously ultimate. There is nothing beyond it, outside of it, or over against it that is needed to explain its origin, continuing existence, or irrepressible creativity. Nature itself, without a God, Goddess, gods, or animating personal spirits of any kind, is for me an appropriate and, indeed, the most appropriate focus of religious commitment and concern especially for our ecologically conscious times. Thus, I am neither a monotheist, a polytheist, a pantheist, a panentheist, nor an animist, and yet I claim profound religious value and meaning for the immanent, self-contained powers of nature admittedly impersonal though they be that produce, suffuse, and sustain us and all other forms of being.\u2019\nReligious naturalists are not all a bunch of godless pagans or earth worshippers. They may be \u2018God people\u2019 or \u2018non-God people.\u2019 As to the former, Professor Goodenough, who incidentally belongs to the latter, has written:\n\u2018There are two flavors of God people: those whose God is natural and those whose God is supernatural. Certainly there are a lot of people within religious naturalism who have no problem with God language - God as love, God as evolution, God as process. People see God as part of nature and give God-attributes to the part of nature that they find most sacred. I encounter people like that all the time.\u2019\nHowever, few modern religious naturalists would view nature itself as \u2018God.\u2019 Most religious naturalists don\u2019t deify the universe. In his book The Humanist Way Edward L Ericson writes:\n\u2018The philosophical and religious naturalist refuses to divert human idealism and effort to the vain and untestable attempt to account for the existence of reality as a whole by postulating some external \u2018divine\u2019 or \u2018supernatural\u2019 power that, as popular religious supernaturalism contends, must be propitiated and worshipped. The naturalist sees no ground for supposing such a being to exist, or for investing human resources in pursuit of a will-of-the-wisp so footless in logic or meaning.\u2019\nReligious conservatives, even a few religious liberals, and many militant atheists object to claims by religious naturalists from time to time that the latter are \u2018religious\u2019 and have \u2018religious faith,\u2019 but the phenomenon of religious naturalism is nothing new. With its historical roots going as far back as Baruch Spinoza in the second half of the 17th century---not to mention its long association with and embodiment in various eastern religions---the phenomenon now known as religious naturalism has a long, well-established and, for the most part, distinguished history, particularly in the United States of America. Its \u2018spokespersons\u2019 include such notables as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Mordecai Kaplan, George Santayana, John Dewey, and Henry Nelson Wieman (who called his belief-system \u2018naturalistic theism\u2019). William James, although not a religious naturalist in the strict sense, nevertheless favoured empirically-based naturalistic reinterpretations of supposedly supernaturalistic phenomena.\nNaturalistic religious faith----faith being understood as living with courage, confidence, and hope---involves all of the key elements of a supernaturalistic religious faith, such as piety, awe, reverence, devotion, mystery and surrender, contains elements of both immanence and transcendence, and satisfies the tests of both ultimacy and intimacy. Further, religious naturalism is and can genuinely claim to be concerned about what is truly sacred---life itself. Show me anything more wonderful than that!\nAny attempt to define or otherwise understand religion that does not take into account the phenomenon of religious naturalism is bound to be inadequate not to mention downright misleading.\nI mentioned the words \u2018immanence\u2019 and \u2018transcendence\u2019 above. Can those terms really apply to religious naturalism? I think they can. Donald Crosby sees immanence and transcendence as being the two things that permit appreciation or recognition of a thing being a religion, and he has demonstrated that religious naturalism satisfies both of those things. Its immanence can be found in its rejection of all notions of supernaturalism and its repudiation of all theories of intelligent design or underlying purpose, while its transcendence is three-fold: first, we human beings, as \u2018creatures of nature,\u2019 have the capacity for self-transcendence; secondly, there occur transformative events that transcendent our expectations and lie outside or beyond our conscious will or control; and, thirdly, there is the transcendence, both in time and space, of nature itself over human beings, together with our utter dependence upon nature for the continuance of our lives both physically and otherwise.\nI have often written that supernaturalism is the enemy of all true religion and all that is good and meaningful in it. There, I\u2019ve just said it again.\nNote. The substance of this article first appeared as a post on the author\u2019s own blog on 29 August 2014.",
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        "raw_content": "Lightcliffe in 1936\n1936 tree-plant...\nAnother \u2018reminiscence\u2019 from copies of the Brighouse and Elland Echo. On 20 March there was a report of a tree-planting ceremony on \u2018Hipperholme Stray\u2019 which had been organised by the Parks and Stray Committee of Hipperholme U.D.C. \u2018Mr. C.E. Dickinson formally planted the last of an avenue of twenty-five copper beeches which he has presented to the district.\u2019 The photograph shows Mr. Dickinson planting the tree; this was followed by a speech from Councillor Algernon Denham. Councillor Tom Holgate, chairman of the council, was there, as was W. H. Foster, chairman and a past captain of Lightcliffe Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club, a co-opted member of the committee.\nThe Memorial Stray had been opened thirteen years previously, the land having been purchased from the Smithson family, worsted manufacturers, who lived at Lydgate House. Visible in the indistinct background is the shelter, which was built in the late 1920s and provided a venue for young courting couples until it was demolished 50 years later. The floor of the structure still exists.\nHowever, there is a mystery surrounding the ceremony of 1936. There are no copper beeches on The Stray, nor have there been in the memory of anyone to whom I have mentioned the matter. The \u2018avenue\u2019 referred to in the Echo must have led from the memorial towards the spot where the ceremonial party is assembled. Between the site of the shelter and the memorial are a dozen lime trees, which, from their size, must have been planted in the twenties or thirties; they were certainly more than saplings by the fifties. Cherry trees border many of the paths, sycamores and a few ash trees grow beside Wakefield Road, and there are two ancient oaks, which can just be made out on the photograph, near the shelter. So, whatever happened to Councillor Dickinson\u2019s copper beeches?\nThree months later, the Echo reported that \u2018The Stray is at its best \u2026 it is a local pleasaunce comparable to any in the district\u2019.\n(The image was taken from the Echo, which is why it is not clearer.)",
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        "raw_content": "laura jackson\u2019s \u2018handle it\u2019 explores slut shaming, sexism and social media\nJess Oliver\nHandle It. Photo: supplied\nThere\u2019s a new one woman show in town and it\u2019s just jumped to the top of my \u2018must see\u2019 list! Handle It, written, produced and performed by the very talented Laura Jackson, tackles the dirty side of the internet in what promises to be a compelling and witty exploration of sexism, social media and male-female relationships.\nI caught up with Laura to find out more\u2026\nHi Laura, welcome to Lip! tell us a little bit about yourself.\nThank you so much for having a chat with me! I\u2019m Laura Jackson \u2013 I\u2019m a 26 year old actor and writer and\u2026 I care about women! I really do. I\u2019m really passionate about opening up conversations for women, and making sure young women\u2019s voices are heard. The way I do this, is particularly through the performance of a play I\u2019ve written called Handle It which I wrote as part of my Masters in 2011 and from there it\u2019s just grown! Last year it had a big rewrite and I changed around quite a lot of things, but still preserved the essential core of the piece, and it had several successful seasons last year in Wollongong and Sydney, with a sold out season in the Sydney Fringe and a fundraiser for the UN Women, which was absolutely incredible. The most amazing night. We had two wonderful guest speakers Augusta Supple \u2013 a brilliant director, feminist and writer herself, and the fabulous Tracey Spicer who has had more than 1.2 million views on her Ted Talk \u201cThe Lady Stripped Bare\u201d and who both come along and chatted about important issues for women & their experiences. This year the play is currently showing at the Adelaide Fringe, and then heads off to Canberra in March and Hobart in December (and maybe some more cities to come!) so it\u2019s a really exciting time for me, when it feels like this work is starting to breathe a bit of a life of its own.\nHandle It sounds great, what is the premise and key themes?\nHandle It tells the story of a university student who has compromising pictures of her put up onto Facebook without her permission. So it\u2019s quite topical at the moment. These are issues we are seeing regularly on the news: the internet and technology are so pervasive and consuming and part of our everyday lives. What makes the story progress is that the photos themselves progress: they get turned into a \u201cmeme\u201d and are continually shared until they go viral and actually end up on a porn site, demonstrating that out-of-control nature of material online. The further complication is that you find out very early on, that Kelsey Armitage, the protagonist, has also been assaulted: where the physical assault is worsened by the continued humiliation through the online \u2018assault\u2019. I play six different characters through out the play, all of which have their own perspective on the unfolding events. Kelsey, about whom the story revolves, is absent throughout, until the end when she enters and undresses on stage, symbolizing a reclaiming of her body, whose ownership of which was taken from her without consent.\nDo you hope the work will educate audiences on the darker side of male-female gender interactions in an increasingly technological world?\nI think theatre has a powerful role in presenting audiences with material that provokes them. I believe audiences come into \u201cHandle It\u201d, and any show, with a lot of prior information: they know what the world is like. What they see in \u201cHandle It\u201d is actually very familiar. Which in a way is very concerning. I hope audiences leave thinking about those male-female interactions. I hope they leave thinking: What can I do? How can I support the women in my life? How can I listen to the young women in my life? How can I respect them? I guess Handle It isn\u2019t supposed to present a \u201cmoral\u201d that audience take away, because I think audiences are too smart for that kind of\u2026 spoon feeding I guess! And these issues are too complex! The way I see it, it\u2019s meant to open conversations, give people a chance to talk about these issues and interactions. I love performing the play, but some of the most amazing times have been when audience members come up to me afterwards and say \u201cok, so what do I do?\u201d\nOften, the sexual shaming of women online is a reflection, and perpetuation of the imbalance of power in male-female relationships, how is this issue of power explored in your production?\nIt is an ongoing perpetuation and sometimes so ingrained that we carry on with these behaviors that further perpetuate that imbalance without even realizing! The first character I play is a male character actually \u2013 and he is lamenting the fact that he is being blamed for the fact that the pictures are up on Facebook when he didn\u2019t actually do put them up \u2013 his friend got hold of his phone and put them up\u2026 however the whole time, he is using language which describes Kelsey and women in general as objects, and he honestly doesn\u2019t realize he\u2019s doing anything wrong. Then at the end of the monologue, he sends on one of the pictures via text message to his mate on the phone. He\u2019s an interesting character, and I don\u2019t want to give away too much in relation to him, but there\u2019s a bit of a twist with him and the power play between him and Alexa who is the character who directly follows him is interesting. Alexa is probably the archetypal \u201cyoung feminist\u201d in the show: she\u2019s a fiery older sister, she\u2019s very passionate, she\u2019s concerned about Kelsey being around these guys. It\u2019s an interesting dynamic.\nHow do you think the issues explored in Handle It reflect male-female interactions in an offline environment, and how do they influence them? As I said, you soon find out with Handle It that Kelsey was actually assaulted, so it\u2019s just as much about issues between male-female interactions in an offline environment as an online environment. I think they are inextricably linked. It\u2019s na\u00efve to think we can separate our online lives with our offline lives. In fact I think it\u2019s a real problem \u2013 the way some people feel like they can hide behind their keyboards, and become a completely different person, and say/type all sorts of horrible things that they might never say in their offline lives. So I\u2019d say they certainly influence each other, and in terms of the way Handle It influences offline interactions, I think it comes down to the fact that at it\u2019s heart the play is about a young woman doing her best to cope/ to \u201chandle\u201d what has happened to her, and that\u2019s something that we all experience in our offline (and online) lives.\nDo the issues presented in Handle It reflect your own experiences of online, social media facilitated interactions?\nI think if you\u2019re a woman online, you\u2019ve probably faced a bit of backlash, especially if you\u2019re outspoken. I do find it sad that the things I\u2019ve faced the most aggression about, whether anonymous, or trolling, or whatever the case may be, are usually when I\u2019ve been posting articles, or trying to raise awareness for women on an issue. Sometimes people get online and say things with more venom that they intended\u2026 I don\u2019t know if that\u2019s much of a a justification. Fortunately \u201cHandle It\u201d doesn\u2019t reflect purely personal experiences; \u201cHandle It\u201d is the culmination of many friends\u2019 experiences and of course a lot of research. The sad thing is, nearly every woman I know, has experienced, or knows someone who has experienced something like the events in Handle It.\nYou began to strongly identify with feminism whilst in Las Vegas, can you tell us more?\nI think I always knew I was a feminist\u2026 I just didn\u2019t know what to call myself. I\u2019ve been so strongly identified about it now too for such a long time since then, that it\u2019s strange to think that I was ever unsure! It makes perfect sense to me, to support the oppressed, to break down harmful structures. I am completely baffled by the women against feminism movement. To me it speaks of privileged young white women who are very comfortable, speaking of something they understand little about and totally undervaluing the work done by women before them to give them the rights that make their lives so very comfortable! In Las Vegas, I was confronted by the barrage of objectification on every corner. I watched girls dancing on poles, and walked past brothels and constant advertisement that sold products using women\u2019s body parts\u2026 and you only have to see the play to know that I am no prude!!\u2026 but suddenly I just couldn\u2019t bear to look at the way women\u2019s bodies were reduced to mere commodities. I felt like I needed to do something about it.\nTell us about the process of writing and producing a one woman play like this?\nIt\u2019s been an amazing, difficult, heart-wrenching, soul-searching, eye-opening, incredible experience. And the journey is still continuing. The play continues to grow and so do I with it. I\u2019m always looking for ways to nuance it further and find new topical references to include as the world moves forward. Writing it was a really rewarding experience, as it gave me an opportunity to tackle something that I am very passionate about. For the same reason performing it and discussing it with audiences allows me to continue that path. Producing the play can be a tough gig. When it\u2019s just me, trying to get the world out about the play and these issues, it can be a bit tricky. I\u2019m very fortunate to have a wonderful support network, who are not only totally behind me, but also believe in my work and in the message I am trying to convey with Handle It.\nWhat advice would you give to young women experiencing similar issues as your character in Handle It?\nI think it\u2019s in the title. You can handle it. Sometimes it feels like things are out of control or it\u2019s all too much. But women have a certain power that maybe has been untapped to a certain degree in the past. But you are strong and you can handle it.\nIs there anything else you would like to tell us about the production, or your experiences writing it? I think it\u2019s so wonderful to have the support of publications like Lip \u2013 so thank you for having me! [It's our pleasure! - Ed]. If you\u2019re interested to see the show you can check it out at the Adelaide Fringe, The Street Theatre in Canberra and The Peacock Theatre in Hobart. 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Thus, professional athletes began to surround themselves with people who were \u201clike\u201d them. People who wouldn\u2019t be turned off by their money, who would understand where they came from and perhaps more aptly, where they were going. We know them now as \u201centourages.\u201d\nWhile there is no set demographic for athlete entourages, trends begin to bleed through when observing the nature of certain professional sports. For example, the stories most commonly cited at sporting events involve athletes from the United States. It\u2019s not easy, no matter what salary an athlete makes, to have 10-20 friends and/or family move from country to country, especially to America.\nDue to the NHL filtering high levels of talent from Canada and Europe and MLB concentrating so many efforts on Latin and Asian markets, those leagues profile as having fewer athlete entourages.\nOn the opposite side are the entourage hot beds: NBA, NFL, and professional boxing. The three major entourage sports also support the with rags-to-riches stories. Not coincidentally, they also carry the highest concentration of athletes who feel the need and want to remain close to their roots\u2014their mantra being, \u201cDon\u2019t forget where you came from.\u201d\nAccording to a 2009 Sports Illustrated piece, 60% of NBA players are broke within five years of retirement. That figure jumps to an astronomical 78 percent of NFL players within only three years. While other factors surely contribute to the losses, it\u2019s clear that the influences around the athlete play a major role.\nBill Lyon, reporting for The Philadelphia Inquirer, summarized the sad tale of former NBA MVP Allen Iverson. Despite earning $154 million during his storied career, Iverson declared bankruptcy in early 2011. According to the piece, much of his money was washed away by the \u201cPosse he had to support.\u201d While the exact figures vary, it wasn\u2019t uncommon to see 50 friends, along with a personal hair stylist, traveling to games. To Iverson and his ilk, money was of no object; it was merely a small price to pay in order to feel the comforts of home and to pay debts not measured by dollars and cents.\nIn fact, Lamar Odom, former Los Angeles Laker and current reality television star, once admitted to his wife, Khloe Kardashian, that he was paying rent for twenty friends and cell phone bills for thirty more.\nWhile money may be a painful thing to lose, entourage trouble often ventures into far more dangerous areas. Adam \u2018Pacman\u2019 Jones, the troubled NFL defender, nearly took his career and life, not to mention the lives of innocent people, during a strip club shooting in Las Vegas in 2007.\nAccording to warrants filed by the Clark County District Court in Las Vegas, it was one of Jones\u2019 entourage, a female, who started a fight with a dancer at the club. When the altercation moved outside, a man who was also believed to be with Jones fired gunshots.\nThe NBA had it\u2019s own entourage-gunshot headline later in 2007 when Jamaal Tinsley, along with a group of friends, were shot at several times leaving the Cloud 9 nightclub in Indianapolis. It would be unfair to classify all entourages as greedy, dangerous packs of hangers-on. Often, they more closely resemble a traveling support crew. Last December, Sports Illustrated ran a story on its longtime photographer, Walter Iooss Jr. During his 50+ years with the magazine, he met and photographed nearly every famous athlete in the world. Fifty-years as a photographer for the world\u2019s foremost sports magazine surely brought about interaction with these groups, but nothing like what Walter described.\n\u201cI\u2019ve seen a lot of entourages, but none like his (LeBron James). In July 2010, I got an assignment from Nike to shoot LeBron right after his TV special, announcing his move to the Heat. We rented the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, where the Lakers and the Clippers used to play, and there were 53 people on my crew\u2014including hair and makeup artists, production people, a stylist.\u201d\n\u201cI had $10,000 in Hollywood lighting. It was huge. When LeBron arrived, it was as if Nelson Mandela had come in. Six or seven blacked-out Escalades pulled up, a convoy. LeBron had bodyguards and his masseuse. His DJ was already there, blasting. This for a photo shoot that was going to last an hour, tops,\u201d said Iooss.\nThe athlete-entourage relationship is easy to dismiss as phony or unnecessary for those outside the facility and lives of the superstars. But it remains an important component to who they are and how they perform. The evolution of athlete to mogul and media entity is fascinating to watch.\nSure, some athletes, like Luke Scott of the Tampa Rays, are throwbacks. Scott criticizes the government, loves to hunt and speaks his mind regardless of consequences. His demeanor represents the exception rather than the rule in professional sports today\u2014a solitary man inside a tribal culture.\nThe ability to give the politically correct answer, not upset the fan base and remain an entity over a person is essential to the rise of the athlete as a businessman. While most fail from time to time, the pursuit of a non-controversial life makes the entourage vital. It\u2019s with the old friends or family from back home that the athletes can feel like themselves instead of nodding along to a reporter\u2019s question that will be aired to millions of potential customers.\nAlthough the perception of entourages may take years to change, the tenor of these relationships has shifted over the last decade. What were once one-sided monetary relationships have shifted into unique business partnerships. It\u2019s hard to pinpoint the star that truly begat the trend\u2014LeBron James is often credited\u2014but the changes are stark.\nFloyd Mayweather, the WBC Welterweight Champion, is 42-0 as a professional. His nickname, Money, suggests he\u2019s great at handling his assets, too. Mayweather Promotions is estimated to be a $140 million company. According to The Wall Street Journal, Leonard Ellerbe (Floyd\u2019s friend and right-hand man) is the chief executive of the company. As Ellerbe told the WSJ, he starts his day at 5:15 a.m. \u201cIt\u2019s no different than working for Xerox,\u201d Ellerbe said.\nDanny Granger, Indiana Pacers forward, created a one-man representation team when entering the NBA\u2014his best friend. At $40,000 per year, his \u201centourage\u201d acts as a personal secretary and pays his own rent. Carmelo Anthony, newly embraced by the lucrative New York market, heads up \u201cTeam Melo\u201d, which is comprised of 10 members, bi-annual business venture meetings and a flow chart designed by Anthon.\nThen there\u2019s the case of William Wesley, better know to fans as World Wide Wes. A former Pro Shoes employee and nightclub doorman, Wes worked his way from fringe entourage member to business partner with high profile basketball stars. Milt Wagner, former South Jersey basketball star, embraced Wes and introduced him to Michael Jordan after college. In 1993, he partnered in a Chicago nightclub frequented by Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman.\nYears later, Wes would influence Wagner\u2019s son, DaJuan, to commit to playing college basketball at Memphis for coach John Calipari. Then came the seminal moment for World Wide Wes: LeBron James\u2019 affection.\nIn the 2003 cover piece for Sports Illustrated entitled \u201cThe Chosen One,\u201d LeBron James, the high school sensation, referred to Wesley as his role model. From his influencing most major free agent signings to attempting to restrain Ron Artest during the infamous brawl between the Pacers, Pistons and fans in Detroit, it is impossible to deny that William Wesley has become of the most important and influential figures in professional basketball.\nThe comfort of a support system and benefits of trusted business associates make the athlete entourage a vital part of the system in professional sports. 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        "raw_content": "Who is Jesus? What We Believe\nXV. The Christian and Social Order\nGenesis 12:1-3; Exodus 19:5-8; 1 Samuel 8:4-7,19-22; Isaiah 5:1-7; Jeremiah 31:31ff.; Matthew 16:18-19; 21:28-45; 24:22,31; 25:34; Luke 1:68-79; 2:29-32; 19:41-44; 24:44-48; John 1:12-14; 3:16; 5:24; 6:44-45,65; 10:27-29; 15:16; 17:6,12,17-18; Acts 20:32; Romans 5:9-10; 8:28-39; 10:12-15; 11:5-7,26-36; 1 Corinthians 1:1-2; 15:24-28; Ephesians 1:4-23; 2:1-10; 3:1-11; Colossians 1:12-14; 2 Thessalonians 2:13-14; 2 Timothy 1:12; 2:10,19; Hebrews 11:39-12:2; James 1:12; 1 Peter 1:2-5,13; 2:4-10; 1 John 1:7-9; 2:19; 3:2.\nExodus 20:3-17; Leviticus 6:2-5; Deuteronomy 10:12; 27:17; Psalm 101:5; Micah 6:8; Zechariah 8:16; Matthew 5:13-16,43-48; 22:36-40; 25:35; Mark 1:29-34; 2:3ff.; 10:21; Luke 4:18-21; 10:27-37; 20:25; John 15:12; 17:15; Romans 12-14; 1Corinthians 5:9-10; 6:1-7; 7:20-24; 10:23-11:1; Galatians 3:26-28; Ephesians 6:5-9; Colossians 3:12-17; 1 Thessalonians 3:12; Philemon; James 1:27; 2:8.\nStatement on Marriage, Gender, and Sexuality\nWe believe that the term \u201cmarriage\u201d has only one meaning and that is marriage sanctioned by God, which joins one man and one woman in a single, exclusive union, as delineated in Scripture and as part of God\u2019s good creation prior to the entry of sin into the world. We believe that God intends sexual intimacy to only occur between one man and one woman who are married to each other. We believe that God has commanded that no intimate sexual activity be engaged in outside of a marriage between one man and one woman.\nWe believe that any form of sexual immorality, including, but not limited to, lust, fornication, adultery, unbiblical divorce, cohabitation prior to marriage, the use or promulgation of pornography, pedophilia, homosexual conduct, bisexual conduct, polygamy, polyamory, bestiality, or incest, is sinful and offensive to God.\nWe believe that God\u2019s good creation included the creation of humanity with two sexes: male and female. We recognize that there are very rare but diagnosable medical conditions (i.e., intersex, etc.) where one\u2019s sex may be indeterminable genetically or biologically at birth, and that such conditions require the utmost sensitivity, care, and qualified medical assistance. Beyond that, we believe that an individual\u2019s confusion about his or her sex or gender is one of the many consequences of living in a fallen world marred by sin and that to seek to alter one\u2019s biological sex or gender through surgical, pharmacological, or other means is sinful and offensive to God. We believe that such situations call for pastorally sensitive care and Biblically faithful counseling as necessary in each situation.\nWe believe in order to preserve the function and integrity of the Church as the local Body of Christ, and to provide a Biblical role model to the Church, its members and the community, it is imperative that all persons employed by the Church in any capacity, or who serve as volunteers, should abide by and agree to this Statement on Marriage, Gender, and Sexuality and conduct themselves accordingly.\nWe believe the Bible teaches that all people, everywhere, are sinners, and that God offers redemption and restoration to all who confess and repent of their sin, seeking His mercy and forgiveness through Jesus Christ.\nWe believe that every person must be afforded compassion, love, kindness, respect, truth, and dignity. Hateful and harassing behavior or attitudes directed toward any individual are to be repudiated and are not in accord with scripture nor the doctrines of the Church. We do not believe that calling people to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ constitutes hateful or harassing behavior.",
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        "raw_content": "Limp Bizkit Frontman Fred Durst\u2019s House Burns Down in California Fires\nJames Stafford, Loudwire\nLimp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has lost his house to the ongoing wildfires in California. He confirmed the news in a story on his Instagram page, which you can see a screenshot of below.\nInstagram:: freddurst\nAdditionally, Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland lost a \"pedalboard, two guitars, two amps, a 2x12 cabinet, several other pedals and miscellaneous equipmentIt\" in a house that the fires consumed. It is unclear weather or not this is also Durst's house.\nMy pedalboard, 2 guitars, 2 amps, a 2x12 cabinet, several other pedals and misc equipment were inside this house.\nA post shared by Wes Borland (@thewesborland) on Nov 10, 2018 at 11:18am PST\nRed Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea fled his home and has his neighbor to thank for saving his home. \"My house might have burned down down last night were it not for my friend Eric who defied the evacuation orders and stayed up all through the night armed with his wits and a garden hose, and put out all the little fires at my house and my neighbors, saving our asses,\" he wrote in an Instagram post. \"He is a brave and beautiful, a selfless and kind man.\"\nTool's guitarist Adam Jones, however, remains uncertain of his house's state. He and his family took heed of the evacuation order and are safe.\n14 Rock Acts Who\u2019ve Had Brushes With Death\nFiled Under: Fred Durst, Limp Bizkit",
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        "raw_content": "Getaway A-Frame\nThis is a scenic and secluded Getaway A-Frame on 2 acres in a ridge-top setting overlooking the Raccoon Creek Valley. The real estate is located approximately 10 miles east of McArthur and a few miles south of Lake Hope State Park and Zaleski State Forest.\nThe cozy A-frame cabin features an 18\u2019 x 24\u2019 living area with a cathedral ceiling and a large wood-burning fireplace. Sliding glass doors lead to a 12\u2019 x 24\u2019 deck with magnificent views of the surrounding wooded hills and hollows. The cabin also includes a small kitchen, a nice size bathroom and 2 loft bedrooms.\nThe current property tax is less than $500 per year. The total investment for the Getaway A-Frame and acreage is $59,000.",
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        "raw_content": "2014 McGill Invitational\nA Win at McGill!\nJeremy Cosson Martin \u201818, and Nick Wright \u201816. Photo thanks to Anthony Lowther.\nAndrew Faurschou \u201816, and Flurry Hogg \u201815. Photo thanks to Anthony Lowther.\nThis weekend brought beautiful weather but light wind to the McGill Invitational. Teams from five other Canadian Universities attending the regatta included McGill, ETS, MacMaster, Ottawa, and Universit\u00e9 du Qu\u00e9bec \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al.\nThe first day ended early, with the light, but steady, 4kn breeze dying down completely at 2pm. After the two rotations on the first day Queen\u2019s went into the second day in first, four points ahead of Dalhousie.\nSunday was equally beautiful, with shifty and inconsistent breeze at 3kn gusting 4kn.\nOverall, Queen\u2019s ranked 1st with Dalhousie and Concordia coming in 2nd and 3rd respectively. Representing Queen\u2019s were Andrew Faurschou \u201816, Flurry Hogg \u201815, Jeremy Cosson Martin \u201818, and Nick Wright \u201816.\nMcGill did a great job hosting and we\u2019re looking forward to seeing them again next year.\n1A 2A 1B 2B 3A 4A 3B 4B 5A 6A 5B 6B 7A 8A 7B 8B 9A 10A 9B 10B TOT\nQueen's 1 3 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 3 9 6 1 2 1 36\nDalhousie 2 1 3 2 1 2 2 3 1 1 4 7 2 1 2 6 1 2 3 7 46\nConcordia 3 2 7 3 3 4 4 6 3 3 6 6 3 3 1 4 3 3 1 3 66\nMcGill 4 5 1 4 4 3 3 2 9 4 1 1 5 6 6 2 5 6 4 4 70\nMcMaster 6 2 4 5 5 6 5 5 6 7 5 3 6 4 7 1 2 4 7 2 83\nOttawa 5 6 5 7 6 5 6 4 5 6 3 4 4 5 5 3 4 5 6 5 92\nETS 7 7 6 6 7 7 7 7 4 5 5 5 7 7 4 5 7 8 5 6 114\nQUAM - - - - - - - - 7 8 7 8 8 8 8 7 8 7 8 8 155",
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        "raw_content": "People's Water Conference #4\nWater for the 21st Century: The Hydrologic Cycle (Martha Black)\nEnvironmental Legislative Network\nInitiative Process Conference\nWater for the 21st Century:\nThe Hydrologic Cycle is the endless circulation of all the world's water, over and over, ever since Creation in the beginning of geologic time.\nThe Hydrologic Cycle has neither beginning nor end. It is a natural machine, a constantly running distillation and pumping system.\nThe Sun supplies heat energy, and this together with the force of gravity keeps the water moving. It moves from the Earth to the atmosphere as evaporation and transpiration (from plants and animals); then from the atmosphere to the Earth as condensation and precipitation (rain or snow). It continues on Earth as streamflow and ground-water movement.\nAs a cycle, this water system has neither beginning nor end, but from man's point of view the oceans are the major source, the atmosphere is the deliverer, and the land is the user. In this system no water is lost or gained, but the amount of water available to the user may fluctuate because of variations at the source, or more usually, in the delivering agent.\nIn the geologic past, large alterations in the cyclic roles of the atmosphere and the oceans have produced deserts and ice ages across entire continents.\tEven now, small alterations of the local\tpatterns of the Hydrologic Cycle produce floods and droughts.\nOnce fallen, water may run swiftly to the sea in rivers, or may be held in a lake for a hundred years, in a glacier for thousands of years, or in the ground for 10,000 years or more.\tOr it may evaporate immediately.\tRegardless of how long the water may be delayed, it is eventually released to enter the cycle once more.\nOf the 102,000 cubic miles of water that passes into the atmosphere annually\n78,000 cubic miles fall directly back into the oceans\n9,000 cubic miles, including some \"ground water\" is carried by streams to the ocean, and\n15,000 cubic miles of water remaining maintains life processes, principally as soil moisture which provides water necessary to vegetation. This water continues in the Hydrologic Cycle as it reaches the atmosphere again by evapotranspiration.\nMore than 2 million cubic miles of fresh water is stored in the Earth, about half within a half mile of the surface. This is more than 35 times the amount held on the surface in lakes, rivers, and inland seas, but in turn, is relatively small compared to the 7 million miles stored in glaciers and icecapes. The 317 million cubic miles of water held by the oceans constitute 97.3 percent of the Earth's supply.\nAAUW - Martha Black - 1/3/88\n(Information extracted from U.S. Geological Survey pamphlet.)",
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        "raw_content": "Clip on Hair Extension 20\" can be applied by clipping in with snap clips that are virtually undetectable once applied. Women who have a lot of practice in clipping in these extensions, would take only 5 minutes to put in and merely a minute to take out. If you are thinking about what length of hair is apt to apply these hair extensions, then the general rule is to have shoulder length hair or slightly short hair can also work. As these Clip on Hair Extension 20\" are made from human hair, one must not worry about its life. They will last as long as the wearer want them to. It is better to properly take care of these extensions to increase their life.\nAvailable Length 8\u00c2\u009d, 10, 12, 14, 16\u00c2\u009d, 18, 20, 22, 24\u00c2\u009d, 26, 28\u00c2\u009d, 30",
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        "raw_content": "On Aug. 21, the moon\u2019s shadow will roll across the U.S., as tens of millions of Americans witness a total solar eclipse.\nThis is what you\u2019ll be able to see in 14 states.\nWhy do total eclipses occur?\nOccasionally, the moon\u2019s elliptical orbit carries it directly between the sun and Earth, placing all three celestial objects in complete alignment. The moon\u2019s shadow then falls across Earth\u2019s surface, ultimately appearing to blot out the sun entirely. The phenomenon isn\u2019t especially rare, occurring somewhere on Earth every 18 months or so. But from any single given spot, a total solar eclipse is observable only once in 375 years. This one will be the first anywhere in the U.S. since 1979, and the first since 1918 to be visible from coast to coast. It will also be the first solar eclipse to be seen only on American soil since 1776. \u201cThe path of totality will cross through a whopping 14 states,\u201d says astrophysicist Ethan Siegel. \u201cMore than 12 million people will get to experience totality without ever leaving their homes.\u201d\nWhat will eclipse gazers see?\nIt\u2019s a gradual process, beginning with first contact\u2014\u201cwhen the sun and moon \u2018touch,\u2019\u201d explains NASA heliophysicist Mitzi Adams. \u201cThis leads to the partial phase, when it looks like someone is taking increasingly large bites from the sun. Next is the actual eclipse itself, when the sun is totally covered by the moon.\u201d All that is visible then is the solar corona, the sun\u2019s gaseous halo, which peeks out from the blackness. Totality lasts from a few seconds to just over two minutes, depending on where you view it. The sun\u2019s brightness in the totality falls by a factor of 1 million, temperatures plummet by as much as 20 degrees, and winds fall still. \u201cSome animals react,\u201d Adams says. \u201cCows may start walking toward the barn. Crickets start chirping.\u201d Indeed, the sheer strangeness of eclipses has inspired fascination\u2014and fear\u2014since ancient times.\nFor centuries, people saw eclipses as omens, perhaps as harbingers of Doomsday. \u201cWhen anything extraordinary happens in nature it stimulates a discussion about instability in the universe,\u201d says astronomer Anthony Aveni. In Indian mythology, it was believed eclipses occur because the Hindu demon Rahu continually chased the sun and occasionally swallowed it up. The Babylonians, one of the first civilizations to study the cosmos, believed eclipses heralded the death of their king; by the 8th century B.C. they had devised mathematical formulas that predicted them. 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To prepare, communities are coordinating with government, law enforcement, and food vendors, and ferrying in portable cellphone towers. Glendo, Wyo.\u2014population 200\u2014set up an airstrip viewing area to accommodate some 20,000 visitors. Eclipse watchers are advised to bring their own food and water and take appropriate safety precautions (see box). \u201cThe biggest shortage on the day will probably be port-a-potties,\u201d predicts geographer Michael Zeiler.\nWill scientists learn anything from the eclipse?\nThey usually do. For example, reduced glare during the total eclipse of 1919 enabled British astronomers Arthur Eddington and Frank Watson Dyson to observe the extent to which solar gravity bends starlight\u2014confirming a key prediction of Einstein\u2019s general theory of relativity. This year, in a project dubbed EclipseMob, astronomers across the country will use special radio receivers to study the ionosphere, an atmospheric region between 46 and 621 miles above Earth ionized by solar and cosmic radiation. Day-to-night ionospheric fluctuations can disrupt radio waves and communications systems. (Ion reduction after sundown is one reason AM stations come through better at night.)\nAre there other projects?\nIn Citizen CATE (Continental-America Telescope Eclipse), astronomers from coast to coast plan to splice film footage into the longest-ever movie of a total solar eclipse\u2014about 90 minutes\u2019 running time. Their primary goal is to analyze the solar corona. Normally almost invisible, the corona is revealed in striking detail during an eclipse. 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        "raw_content": "The chipmunks weren\u2019t evident the first few years I lived in my house. There were mice, squirrels, lots of rabbits, a deer or two, skunks, a pregnant woodchuck and unseen raccoons, but no obvious chipmunks. That wasn\u2019t a surprise since there was no stonewall near my property. Didn\u2019t chipmunks live in stone walls?\nA few years later, in March, we had a snowstorm that left a foot of snow over the area. The next day, the snow still needed to be shoveled, so I decided to work from home. At about 10:30 that morning, I took a coffee break and stood looking out the large window at the back of the house. The snow near my shed was black. A closer look (using my binoculars) showed that the ground was covered with chipmunks, crawling all over the ground and one another. There must have been fifty of them. Apparently hibernation had come to an end; all at the same time and place. How could that happen? Was hibernation based on temperature (it was 20 degrees that day), hunger (what food was available for them to eat?) length of sunlight (if they were asleep in the dark what woke them?)?\nDo you know that chipmunks hibernate? It was news to me \u2013 but what do I know, I grew up in New York and there were no chipmunks there. Even if I had known that they hibernated, my expectation was that animals woke up gradually and at different times. All of which was obviously not true. The mystery deepened when my Audubon Magazine arrived the next day. There it was in the monthly calendar \u2013 March 10 \u2013 chipmunks come out of hibernation. How could they be that regular? Ah, the mysteries of nature!\nMy knowledge of chipmunks turned out to be more flawed that I expected. Every chipmunk I had ever seen was on the ground. They ran, went into decaying trees, disappeared into brush and ground cover, but never did they climb onto trees. Then I discovered that they did climb up trees when they wished. No I was not hallucinating. Chipmunks can climb trees and live in them when they want. I had one chipmunk who decided to do just that. (Perhaps he had done been doing it for years and I had just noticed.) One day I had filled the bird feeder and was standing quietly watching the birds, when a motion on the side of the tree trunk drew my attention. It was my chipmunk (Chip). He climbed to the limb that held the bird feeder and settled into that vee to watch over the yard. For months he was there, climbing down to eat the birdseed that was dropped onto the ground and then he would climb back to his perch. One day he wasn\u2019t there and that ended that for the fall and winter. The next spring he was back, same time, same place, same scenario. No other chipmunk ever joined him, but he was content. (Can a chipmunk be content?) I never did discover why he was there, but seeing him each morning was a wonderful way to start the day.",
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        "raw_content": "Mental Health & Theodicy: Your Beliefs Matter\nBeliefs about God matter. What we believe about God, and in particular God\u2019s role in the midst of suffering, has potent spiritual and psychological consequences. As a pastor and licensed therapist, I have worked with countless emotionally hurting people who struggle in their relationship with God, and some who outright hate God, due to their conscious and unconscious beliefs about Him.\nResearchers have sought to determine whether there is a correlation between mental health and one\u2019s beliefs and inner wrestling with God\u2014what they call \u201cdivine struggle\u201d (Exline, Grubbs, & Homolka, 2015). Researchers, Wilt, Exline, Grubbs, Park, & Pargament (2016), state \u201cdivine struggle is related to lower levels of positive indicators of mental health, such as self-esteem, problem solving skills, life satisfaction, meaning, and positive affect, as well as to higher levels of negative indicators of mental health, such as anxiety, anger, depression, and general emotional distress\u201d (p.353). Beliefs not only draw us closer or farther away from God, they also have powerful effects on our psychological health and relationship with self and others.\nA recent study looked at how people\u2019s beliefs about suffering relate to divine struggle (Wilt et al. 2016). You can find the study here: https://goo.gl/d8LNSp). The researchers used what is known as the Views of Suffering Scale (VOSS) to measure participant\u2019s beliefs about God\u2019s relationship to suffering (Hale-Smith, Park, & Edmondson 2012). You can find the VOSS scale here: https://goo.gl/1Xuph8\nThe VOSS includes 10 scales that assess how much a person subscribes to particular theodicies, which include theistic, Buddhist, Atheist, Hindu, and unorthodox views of God. Additionally, the researchers assessed the participant\u2019s divine struggle using the Religious and Spiritual Struggles scale. Lastly, the researchers assessed the participant\u2019s mental health using the Satisfaction With Life Scale, the Mental Health Continuum-Short Form, and other scales measuring stress, anxiety, and depression.\nOne particular scale listed on the VOSS, which will be pertinent for our discussion below, is the Limited Knowledge scale. The Limited Knowledge scale adheres to the Open View of God. The three core propositions of the limited knowledge scale are:\nThe main obstacle to God preventing suffering is that God doesn\u2019t know when it will happen.\nGod cares about people who are suffering, but can\u2019t protect them because God doesn\u2019t know in advance what will happen.\nThe main impediment to God protecting people from suffering is that God doesn\u2019t know when or how it will happen.\nThere is an interesting finding in the study. The researchers wrote \u201cUnexpectedly, beliefs that attribute a benevolent role to God in suffering were also related to experiencing more divine struggle\u201d (p.358). In other words, those who believed that God was good and ascribed \u201cgood intentions to God with regard to suffering\u201d experienced a greater degree of spiritual, mental, and emotional issues than those who adhered to other theodicies (such as the limited view, which will be discussed shortly).\nThe researchers admit God\u2019s benevolent role in suffering and its relation to divine struggle is \u201ccounterintuitive,\u201d (p.359) but they offer an explanation. They suggest that divine struggle relates to \u201cgreater engagement with God, and that part of this engagement is expressed via negative emotion and/or conflict\u201d (p.359). Apparently, the researchers imply that the deeper our relationship with God, the more potential our relationship with God will be conflictual. Therefore, being in conflict with a loving God is natural.\nDoes this need to be the case? Do people who are in a relationship with God need to experience divine struggle, particularly when it comes to theodicy?\nDivine struggle\u2014emotional, psychological, and spiritual conflict\u2014does not need to be the norm for lovers of God, especially during times of suffering. Though the researchers try to normalize divine struggle, which they correlate with belief in, and relationship with, a benevolent God, they do so to the neglect of the elephant in the room\u2014the incongruence and dissonance that occurs with believing in the traditional view of God in relationship to evil and suffering.\nDivine struggle is not an inevitable outcome of being in a relationship with God. It is being in relationship with a particular God\u2014a God who is good and loving; who plans and purposes the difficult and evil events in our lives; who can easily intervene and stop evil events that occur, does so on occasion, and for the most part mysteriously chooses not to. I have written elsewhere on the incongruence of this view here: http://markgregorykarris.com/theodicy/stop-saying-god-allows-evil/\nThere is a unique finding that points to a biblical option that when believed has an increased probability of experiencing greater well-being\u2014believing in a God who deeply loves people yet cannot stop evil events from occurring (as opposed to a God who could but chooses not to).\nThe researchers found \u201cbeliefs attributing a benevolent role to God in suffering and beliefs that God has limited knowledge of the future (and thus cannot prevent suffering) had direct, positive relations to well-being variables\u201d (p.360). One of their conclusions for why the limited knowledge view, or the view of open theists, could have a direct, positive relationship to well-being is that it can \u201cempower people to take steps to alleviate their suffering with the hope of proactively bringing about positive outcomes\u201d (p.360).\nWhile empowering people in the midst of suffering to lean on themselves and make positive choices to increase their well-being is a step in the right direction, the researchers do not address the issue at hand. In my opinion, divine struggle, and the anguish that usually accompanies it, at least according to this study, is relatively absent for those who adopt an open theist position. The reason why open theists experience less divine struggle is because there is a decrease in cognitive dissonance and increase in a more congruent understanding of God (at least philosophically, though some might have difficulties with the open view biblically). In other words, their theodicy has less Olympic-sized theological obstacles to jump through. For open theists, God genuinely cares for his creatures; God does not know the future; and therefore cannot come to the rescue every time something bad is about to happen (thought admittedly the open theist view is more nuanced than researchers describe). The God who plans and purposes evil and suffering and has the power to do stop it, yet chooses not to, which is one of the biggest cognitive obstacles to a congruent faith in a loving God, is absent from the open theist\u2019s paradigm.\nThere is one view that I believe should be added to the VOSS and that is Thomas Oord\u2019s Essential Kenosis view. For Oord, it is not just God\u2019s inability to know the future (the emphasis of open theism) that prevents God from stopping evil events from occurring; it is due to God\u2019s uncontrolling love. Oord\u2019s theodicy elevates the nature and characteristic of love, which for me, offers a more robust reason why God cannot stop evil events and the typical aftermath of suffering from occuring. For Oord, since God is love, God cannot unilaterally intervene and control outcomes in the world. Oord writes, \u201cmermaids cannot run marathons because a mermaid\u2019s nature includes leglessness. God cannot create controllable creatures because God\u2019s nature is uncontrolling love\u201d (p.148). For a more detailed account of essential kenosis, read Oord\u2019s stellar book, The Uncontrolling Love of God: An Open and Relational Account of Providence (2015).\nIn my opinion, Oord offers one of the most congruent theodicies that is in line with God\u2019s loving nature, philosophy, the natural sciences, and for the most part scripture. I would love to see the same study done with essential kenosis as a possible scale for participants to choose from. Would those who adhere to essential kenosis, with an emphasis on God\u2019s uncontrolling love, experience less divine struggle and greater well-being than other theodicies?\nFor many, the divine struggle is very real. Their anxiety, depression, and stress can be traced directly to their beliefs surrounding theodicy. Due to the complex nature of theodicy, it is often a neglected topic of discussion. Though you might disagree with the limited knowledge view, or essential kenosis, I urge you to find one you feel is congruent intellectually, biblically, philosophically, and grounded in our lived experience. Your well-developed, thought-out, and prayed-through theodicy will not only enhance your overall well-being but will help you help others through their trying times as well.\nExline, J. J., Grubbs, J. B., & Homolka, S. J. (2015). Seeing God as Cruel or Distant: Links with Divine Struggles Involving Anger, Doubt, and Fear of God\u2019s Disapproval. 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        "raw_content": "Drugs list > Eulexin\nGeneric Eulexin is a kind of drug that has been used in the past to treat prostate cancer. It is a non-steroidal drug and it treats prostate cancer by competing with the testosterone in the body. It binds itself to the androgen receptors in the prostate gland, which then stops the cancer cells from growing. It is available both through prescription and through the generic brand, which is what you will find when you try to buy Eulexin online.\nEulexin generic had always been offered through prescription only in the past, but it has recently been made available as generic when you buy generic Eulexin online. The generic version of Eulexin can be bought from general drugstores and even on the Internet, and has the same effect as the prescribed ones, although for a lower price. To learn more about it when taking it, it would be better to start off with the prescription version and then move on to the generic version later on.\nTo be more effective, buy Eulexin online is best used with other kinds of medication, but it also works on its own. The best way to use the generic version would be following treatment using the prescribed version. The dosage must be carefully followed and should not be changed at any time. This must be taken at the exact same times and at evenly spaced intervals. It can be taken both with and without meals, and you cannot, for any reason, stop the medication unless your doctor says so.\nGeneric Eulexin, also known as Flutamide, unfortunately does have some side effects. Although it has been proven to work in fighting prostate cancer, a cancer that is fatal when it isn\u2019t caught on time, it does have a history of causing liver disease. Before taking or if you want to buy Eulexin online, you need to notify your doctor of any already pre-existing conditions. What could signify the development of liver disease are things like nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, loss of appetite, fever, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, and unexplained fatigue.\nThere are many different quantities that you can buy generic Eulexin online in. The quantity of the tablets come in 30 tablets for $62, 60 tablets for $113, 90 tablets for $165, and 120 tablets for $203. Depending on where you live, the shipping will range from free to as much as $100; so if you live overseas, it would be better for you to have a friend or a relative to bring you the package instead. However, it is possible that Eulexin is already available in the nearest available drugstore.\nEulexin generic is a strong drug, so it would be absolutely necessary for you to consult with your doctor every step of the way. If you want to take Eulexin, you need to consult with your doctor beforehand, and you should consult with your doctor throughout the entire medication. When it comes to things like this, it is always best to consult with the proper physician at all times.\nEulexin is the best fighting chance you have against prostate cancer. There doesn\u2019t have to be any reason for you to be afraid, because modern medicine has already found a way to fight prostate cancer for you.\nCustomers who order Eulexin also purchase: Aldactone, Casodex, Cenestin, Cytoxan, Eligard, Estrace, Lupron, Menest, Nilandron, Premarin, Provenge, Taxotere, Xeloda, Zoladex\nUser Reviews for Eulexin",
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        "raw_content": "Raichi\u2019s pen name is \u30c9\u30ec\u30df\u30d5\u30a1\u30bd\u30e9\u30fb\u4e00\u756a\u661f, which is made up of do-re-mi-fa-so-la and first star (pronounced \u201cichiban boshi\u201d). Ran comments that right in the middle is ra-ichi, which is his name. She doesn\u2019t comment on the boshi=star->Hoshimiya part, but it\u2019s kind of obvious.\n\u62bc\u3059 means \u201cpush\u201d in the physical sense, and \u63a8\u3059 means it in the \u201crecommend\u201d sense.\nPowaPuri fans are called \u30d7\u30ea\u30f3\u30b9 (purinsu), which 1) Has the \u201cpurin\u201d part of PowaPowa Puririn in it, 2) Sounds like \u201cprince\u201d, and 3) \u201cPurin\u201d also is the Japanese word for pudding.\nSorta like this\nAlso, here\u2019s the translation of the plan Raichi writes\nWho submitted the plan?\nPen name: Doremifaso Lychee Star\nCampaign Idea\nGo go! Aoi Project!\nWe will broadcast Kiriya Aoi running all the way from Starlight Academy to the concert hall. To idols, the concert hall is a place where they can showcase their daily efforts, and also interact with their fans! That\u2019s why it\u2019s important to go there on their own two feet. It may seem like a very simple thing, but because we will be showing off Aoi-san\u2019s earnest efforts, I believe everyone will see her best qualities. Alongside her as cheerleaders and reporters will be the two from her unit Soleil, not to mention her best friends, Hoshimiya Ichigo-san and Shibuki Ran-san. Moreover, I would also like to run as her guardsman. I would also like to ask for the help of Toudou Yurika-san and Arisugawa Otome-san but\u2026 I would prefer that they MC the live broadcast from on site. Because they are both so unique and interesting, I believe this is the best way to fire up the fans.\nTo run all the way to the concert hall and give every effort to make the concert a success takes a lot of physical energy and is really exhausting, but I believe Kiriya Aoi can pull it off! It goes without saying that I will be putting in all my effort to train as well!\nAlongside the two girls who have always supported her, as well as the two who are offering their assistance, the live concert will\u2026\nAnd the rest is off screen.\nEtoce on June 13, 2014 at 11:31 pm said:\nPurin is also the Japanese word for Jigglypuff\nLed on June 13, 2014 at 11:53 pm said:\nso Soleil is suddenly a thing again for the first time in forever?\nHad Tristar not been around, they would have been.",
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        "raw_content": "Book Review: One Flew Over the Cuckoo\u2019s Nest\nThis book is the story of a psychiatric ward and its lively cast of patients, overseen by the ultimate of antagonists, the evil Nurse Ratched. Chief Bromden, who pretends to be mute and deaf, narrates the story of what happens when the animated Patrick McMurphy comes to the ward and shakes up the monotony of life in the hospital. McMurphy changes the lives of the patients he lives with and creates nothing but pure havoc for the strict and controlling Nurse Ratched. The Big Nurse and McMurphy butt heads and host a battle of wills until she ultimately conquers his fighting spirit.\nI read this book for a college course in Banned Literature and Censorship. I\u2019d never read it or seen the very famous film and was curious to see what exactly was so bad about Kesey\u2019s novel that it might be banned or challenged. The answer is that I\u2019m not exactly sure. The book is extremely well written and engaging an does not seem to touch on any real hot-button topics. There are some oblique references to incest an homosexuality, but nothing overtly offensive. My only thought is that the book\u2019s central theme of the individual fighting against the institution might cause some concern for schools wanting to keep those ideas out if the minds of young people. In the end the individual\u2019s fight overcomes the oppression of the institution but not without a very ugly fight.\nI\u2019m thoroughly terrified of Nurse Ratched and her hospital goons and am left questioning whether or not McMurphy started out his time on the ward insane, or if the institution itself made him that way. I loved the transformation he brought out in the men whose wills had been crushed and was saddened at the conclusion of the book. It seems to me that any hope for joy and lively spirit were quite literally snuffed right out of the ward when Chief Bromden smothers McMurphy in the end. The only thing making the untimely ending okay to me was the idea that Bromden was saving the dignity of McMurphy.\nThis was an excellent book. I\u2019m planning on watching the film starring Jack Nicholson for another take on it, but I\u2019m happy to have stumbled upon such a great story for required course reading. If you\u2019ve never read it, check out One Flew Over the Cuckoo\u2019s Nest.\n3 Comments \u00b7 Labels: All Miss Riki's Posts, Book Reviews, Books & Reading Tagged: 2013 Goodreads Book Challenge, books, books review, Ken Kesey, One Flew Over the cuckoo's Nest, reading\nOh my gosh. When first published in 1962, even oblique references to homosexuality or incest would have been enough to get a book banned. Those things were very much \u201cin the closet\u201d and the door was kept firmly shut. I\u2019m guessing the same would have been true for the bucking the system theme, at least in America which was just coming out of the tightly buckled down 1950\u2019s and the Korean War era in which conformity equaled safety. Thanks for the review \u2013 it reminds me that I\u2019m due to re-read this one. Definitely see the movie \u2014 it\u2019s fabulous \u2014 even now!\nThank you for stopping by and for your thoughtful comment! I\u2019m so much mor liberal than I ever thought I would be and those subjects don\u2019t bother me! I can see how that might have been too much for their time when the book was first published, but it is still being challenged today, which baffles me! I\u2019ll definitely check out the film!\n[\u2026] One Flew Over the Cuckoo\u2019s Nest by Ken Kesey [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "We are two makers from Germany who have always enjoyed video games, making electronic music, and all things computer. One day we came in touch with electronics parts and started to play around with them. Although we have a solid background in computer science, our knowledge in electronics is fairly basic. From then on, we built circuits with LEDs, buttons, switches, diodes, and transistors. It was instructive and good old fashioned fun, but we felt something was missing. This was when we learned about the Arduino micro controller, and a whole new world with new possibilities has opened.\nWhile there are other micro controllers which are cheaper or certainly more professional, we like the Arduino for its ease of use, its accessibility and the many inspiring projects that are on the internet. The ecosystem around Arduino is large, and the community invites to participate. We spent countless hours watching YouTube videos featuring Arduino, among them cool musical applications, stunning persistence-of-vision projects, spatial cube-like LED installations, and simple games on 8 * 8 matrices of individually wired LEDs multiplexed by shift registers.\nThis and our interest in classic arcade games led us to think about our own video game system based on the Arduino. Can we build video games on the Arduino that are as much fun as the classic arcade games? We thought, yes. But we needed more pixels than what an 8 * 8 LED matrix would give us. We wanted multi-color and at least a 32 * 32 resolution. Designing a game that uses a measly 1024 dots is surely challenging. Wiring all necessary components would be a hell-of-a-job, definitely take us months. Not to mention the low level communication routines in software. Finally, we found a tailor-made 32 * 32 RGB LED matrix and a description of how to get it to work with Arduino. This matrix became the foundation for our main project, LEDmePlay. Besides this, you can find some additional projects on this page. Have fun!\nMichael & Thomas",
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        "raw_content": "2018 Republican precinct caucuses\nThe 2018 Republican Precinct Caucuses well be held on Monday, February 5, 2018 at 7pm at the Grundy Center High School auditorium, 1301 12th Street, for all precincts (P1-P7) in Grundy County.\nThe Precinct caucuses will perform the following functions:\nA. Elect 2 persons, Republican residents of the precinct, to serve on the County Central Committee.\nB. Elect delegates and alternate delegates to the Grundy County Republican Convention, which will be held on Saturday, March 10, 2018 from 9am-noon. The number of delegates to be elected at each caucus will vary by precinct, apportioned by voter turnout, and will be published at the caucus.\nC. Propose and vote on platform planks to send to County Convention.\nVoter registration forms will be available to register or update your information.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Spain Travel Guide Costa Blanca City Guide Costa Blanca Attractions\nTerra Mitica \u00a9 Terra Mitica\nSituated on the outskirts of Benidorm, Terra Mitica is Spain's largest theme park and, with its rides, shows, restaurants and shops, can be a great day - or week - out for the whole family. Rides like the Tizona, an inverted roller coaster that reaches speeds of 62mph (100kmh) and heights of more than 100ft (31m) with visitors suspended beneath the track, and attractions like Warrior of the Dawn (a simulated game) provide exhilarating entertainment for all ages. The park is divided into five themed zones: Egypt, Greece, Rome, Iberia and the Mediterranean Islands. Recently the park has been further divided into two separate zones: Iberia Park is a free to enter area which operates on a token system; and Terra Mitica is a pay to enter area where all rides are free once inside. Although the park's size prevents queues from getting too long, there is not much shade and visitors should go prepared for the sun, especially in summer. The queuing sections are almost all cooled down by sprinkler systems which is a relief, and there are some great water rides to cool down on. In the peak summer months the park is often open till midnight and visiting at night is a wonderful option. Those who have difficulty walking can hire scooters to get around.\nE-mail: callcenter@terramiticapark.com\nWebsite: www.terramiticapark.com\nOpening times: Opening days and times are different every month - check the calendar on the website for details.\nAdmission: There are many different ticket options but a day pass is about \u20ac26.",
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        "raw_content": "Speed of time - Definition and time concept\nThe definition and time concept includes not only differences in the perception of absolute or objective time but also the real differences in the personal speed of time.\n2.b.3. Speed of time and time concept\nAs we have commented, in a certain way the vision of this metaphysical theory of time can be confused with the time concept of the subjective acceptance of the classic concepts of time. In this case, it is not about differences in the perception of absolute or objective time, but rather the real differences in the dimension of personal time.\nIndeed, for everyone else, there is no difference between one reality and another, given that both are of internal nature to the individual. An exciting aspect of this new concept of time is that we can all feel it, which is why it is good to tell the difference, assuming that it is a correct distinction.\nLet us look at some specific examples about the importance of love in the theory of time that almost all of us are familiar with:\nA knife falls\nIn this case, the change in the timeline, the speed of time or its acceleration or deceleration shows with much greater clarity. It is no longer about avoiding a glass breaking but rather to avoid hurting ourselves or having one of our cells dying violently.\nThe relevant feature is the change in the speed of personal time that is precisely due to the love for the knifepoint, the floor, and our cells.\nHowever, despite affecting our concept of time, that we know of, no one proposes altering any clock; or once the knife stops on the floor, the person finds herself in a different year, week, or millisecond than the rest of the mortals. Perhaps someone could argue that that person is older than what he or she should be without the knife event having occurred.\nWhere do the physics formulas fit into this case?\nOf course, from an outside or objective point of view, we normally say that a thing has been over-used or that a person has had a hard life.\nof time speed\nImmediate danger of death\nWhen an accident occurs, for example, a fall or a car accident, at first, the subjective speed of time, the perception of absolute time, or both could change. If there is a perception of a life-threatening danger, sometimes it produces a bizarre and beautiful phenomenon.\nOne sees the sequences of his own life like in a movie; they are in chronological order from early childhood to the present, and the images capture in detail many of the happiest stages or moments or the strong presence of the time in love.\nThe most incredible thing is that everything has lasted perhaps a tenth of a second and it seemed that the movie covered an entire lifetime. It is impossible not to ponder about love and the definition of time.\nThis activity was on an emotional scale, at an essential level of the being. The speed of subjective time increased a lot. If we were the light, \u2013someone said it appears as a metaphor, and we have interpreted it as a reality or something of the like\u2013 we wonder if we could say that its speed had decreased \u2013due to the speed of time, and the speed of space and standard space being inverse concepts. Therefore, we can maintain the intuitive concepts of space, time, and velocity.\nThe cause but not the purpose of this physical phenomenon is evident. Then, we can think of two possibilities: either it is a farewell and to re-live everything one last time, or it is a preparation of what one wants to bring to the other world. We think that the latter is more probable due to the sensation that one has and the extensive content of the movie and its perfect chronological order.\nThe bubble of interest\nAnother case of the variation of the timeline or the relativity of time and space as well is that at times it seems that space reduces to a bubble around ourselves and that only we are aware of what happens inside the bubble\u2026, but what awareness!\nWhat one remembers is the limits of the spheroid bubble; speed of subjective time alters, but we do not know very well in what sense, it could be that time undergoes high accelerations and decelerations. It could also be due to that it undergoes a constant normal acceleration or with a unitary vector towards the center of the bubble, which is not normal.\nWe could say many things about this lovely activity, but here we are interested in highlighting the fact that in certain moments there is a loss of the notion of time. It is not surprising that it would be this example about love that causes the clearer and more intense effect on the speed of subjective time.\nIt is worth pointing out that whether they are different perceptions of absolute or objective time or real variations of the subjective time, the objective reality does not alter at any time. If something changes its speed of time of 1 to 2 s/m, it is equal from a mathematical point of view to change at a normal speed of 1 to 0.5 m/s.\nWhen we say objective reality we do not presume that such a thing exists, it is enough to say that it exists as an abstract convention. In this sense, if time and space as objective and abstract concepts are absolute, then any variation of the relation between space and time will have to attribute it to a variation of speed whose definition is precisely the relation between space and time. In the case of needing to create new physics concepts, we think that it would be convenient to use new words not to muddle ourselves up too much.\nOn the other hand, one would also be confused with the definition of relativistic time from Modern Physics. There are examples of the perception of the lover\u2019s time even if, later, there is not any relation with lovers in the formulas. Perhaps they are referring to a type of Greek love in a Pythagorean time that has been unknown until now.",
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        "raw_content": "United States: Gestational Carrier Agreement Act Passed In New Jersey\nArticle by Archer & Greiner\nOn May 30, 2018, Governor Murphy executed the New Jersey Gestational Carrier Agreement Act, which now permits parties to enter into an Agreement to contract for one party to become pregnant for an intended parent or parents through assisted reproductive technology. The Act specifically provides for the gestational carrier to waive any and all rights to the intended child, and for the intended parent or parents to assume all responsibility and parentage of the intended child upon its birth.\nThe Act provides a legal framework for the Gestational Carrier Agreements, which, if executed in accordance with the Act, will now be binding upon all parties. The gestational carrier, who must be at least 21 years old and given birth to at least one child, must complete a medical and psychological evaluation prior to enter into any Gestational Carrier Agreement. The intended parent or parents must also complete a psychological evaluation prior to entering into any Gestational Carrier Agreement.\nThe New Jersey Gestational Carrier Agreement Act allows the intended parents to pay for the gestational carrier's \"reasonable expenses\" which includes medical and hospital expenses, reasonable attorney's fees, reasonable living expenses including reasonable food, clothing, medical expenses, shelter, and counseling services during the pregnancy as well as the period of postpartum recovery.\nThe New Jersey Gestational Carrier Agreement Act requires both the gestational carrier and the intended parents to be represented by counsel.",
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        "raw_content": "Prabhat kumar shantaram. V. Shantaram 2019-02-08\nPrabhat kumar shantaram Rating: 7,3/10 585 reviews\nState of Maharashtra v Prabhatkumar Shantaram Rangnekar & another on 13 August 1984\nThese provisions were again placed under scrutiny in Navroze Barla v. However, in the nature of thing it i. Section 184 pertains to obstructing sale of property offered for sale by authority of public servants and section 409 relates to criminal breach of trust by public servant. Shantaram directed his first film Netaji Palkar in 1929 and founded the Prabhat Film Company along with Vishnupant Damle, K. Where 'muse' is often used as an euphemism for ' mistress', Shantaram refused to seek refuge in such chauvinistic terms. Shantaram introduced his daughter his daughter by Jayashree and in the 1964 film. It was also accepted with approval the observations in another ratio to the effect that section 511 uses the word 'attempt' in a very large sense, it seems to imply that such an attempt may be made up of a series of acts, and that any one of those acts done towards the commission of the offence, that is conducive to its commission, is itself punishable and though the act does not use the words, it can mean nothing but punishable as an attempt.\nV. Shantaram Biography : Life\nThe jewellery would be redeemed and returned to the ladies after the movie was completed, he said. He was one of the early filmmakers to realize the efficacy of the film medium as an instrument of social change and used it successfully to advocate humanism on one hand and expose bigotry and injustice on the other. Shantaram but technically, this was not a success. The was conferred on him in 1985. He also suggested that these people impressed upon him to write in the complaint that he had seen Roshanali and Agarwal in the office of accused No. He later served in various capacities for the Nepal Government and multilateral institutions including the United Nations and the World Bank. It was held that the Head Clerk in the said Board would be an officer and as such public servant within the clause.\nIndian films and posters from 1930: Actress JAYSHREE SHANTARAM\nHowever, as regards ratio in Amrik Singh's case, it was expressly observed that its correctness was doubted in Baijnath's case citied supra so much that its validity is 'badly shaken' and thereby making the ratio in Amrik Singh's case highly debatable and in any event it could not be made of universal application, but was restricted to the 'special facts' of the case. However, the learned Public Prosecutor have endeavoured to counter by submitting that either under the Electricity Supply Act or Road Transport Act in the said two cases it is not as if that certain offences were carved out but only a restricted statement was made they shall be deemed to be public servant only while discharging their duty under the Act and this may have prompted the Court to take resort to section 21. According to him, assuming that accused No. The contention advanced in that behalf in so far as this offence is concerned has absolutely no means whatsoever. It was noticed that one Khas Mohammad had offered an amount of Rs.\nPrabhatkumar Shantaram Rangnekar\nThe Sub-Inspector in that case had himself made a panchnama or record statements and that act does not require any vigilant proclamation since the panchnama may not be read at that time when it was scribed by others. Shantaram had a very keen interest in music. Further the penultimate step may remain to be done for any reason beyond the control the accused, which would be immaterial, the amalgam would be very clear that all the steps taken by the accused under a conspiratoral agreement clearly make out a case of offence criminal conspiracy, forgery etc. There is a distinction, between 'preparation' and 'attempt'. Kulkarni, which made Ayodhyecha Raja, the first Marathi language film in 1932 under his direction.\nPrabhat Kumar, MD\nSimilarly, in Jagatsing Arora's case cited supra there has been similar provision of Road Transport Corporation Act stipulating that the employee is a public servant while acting under the said Act when it was held that acceptance of bribe does not fall in that clause. It is apparent that the foundation about the authority to dispose of the property fall within the scope of duty which could be done honestly or dishonestly and hence it is conceivable that in such a case the Court could satisfy the test laid down in Gill's case. Initially, in his career, V. The question arose as the whether prosecution would lie after a period of six months, as contemplated by section 161 of the Bombay Police Act, as the act was done under colour of office. Archived from on 4 September 2013. The result case the legislature in its wisdom, so contend the learned Counsel, have cared out a bunch of offences with reference to the capacity of employees as public servant under section 21 of the Penal Code and all those section do give protection to the officers from harassment of criminal prosecution while at the same time they can be held liable for committing those offences as the bunch consists of offences of illegal gratification, bribe as also of criminal breach of true by the public servant all of which are capable of being committed by the public servant.\nThen he narrates as to what happened in police station and the situation is that every thing was engendered by these officials being in league with the police and to take vengeance against the first accrued. Shantaram Cultural Foundation and Motion Picture Scientific Research, offers different honours to movie producers, built in 1993. The abetment by conspiracy can apparently be spelt out on the basis of the allegation of the prosecution. The peon Solanki also supports the version about envelopes being sent with accused No. Shri Kulkarni was Assistant Docks Manager while one Shri Deshmukh was Assistant Manager, Bunder North District. She married noted Rajaram V.\nThus the act of forgery by accused No. Furthermore, inspite of the stance of withdrawal taken by the complainant, the prosecution can still be maintained since once the criminal law having been set in motion, if should normally reach its logical destination, more so when though initiated by the complainant's complaint, the prosecution is lodged by the investigation agency after careful screening of the relevant material and thereafter it is pursued and followed by the State. Archived from on 15 October 2013. In the said case, it was held that irrespective of the intention, the physical part remains unaltered, which also included the act of dishonest disposal of the property after it was officially entrusted and therefore, if it was official in one case, it was official in the other case. It is rather unusual that the Court has to have a detailed survey of situation has, however, been forced on account of the discussion made by the learned trial Magistrate in such a great detailed, which was based entirely on the said police paper. In the analysis, a short catalogue of events reproduced hereinbove even at the cost of repetition, which would serve as a backdrop to assess the contentions in all the three categories since in my opinion, the said events by themselves furnish answer to all the three items canvassed by the defence and accepted by the trial Court. 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Murtallib has mentioned to me that I had committed a grave offence.\nA fault with Shri Kulkarni that in the second report he has not referred to the draft little realising that it could have been redundant. She married noted Rajaram V. Similarly the tenderer at Sr. The President of the Panchayat Board was alleged to have committed misappropriation of funds though the defence was that in his official capacity he had invested the amount after encashing the National Savings Certificates along with the other amounts in Small Savings Certificates. It is sufficient if such act or acts were deliberately done, and manifest a clear intention to commit the offence aimed, being reasonably proximate to the consummation of the offence.\nHe also introduced his second wife Sandhya's niece into the Marathi film industry through Chandanachi Choli Ang Ang Jaali, directed by his son Kiran Shantaram in 1975. He won the Padma Vibhushan in 1992. It was lastly contented that even accepted, at the maximum, would be lifted only to the pedestal of preparation and not an attempt and, therefore, offence is made out. Some of the features, which harmoniously flow out of this provision make it clear about the procedural structure. Shri Kulkarni had also gone to see the Docks Manager : The complainant could not meet accused No. It could not be extended to mean that he may ask the subordinate to make a false panchnama, and still he can claim to be acting in the purported discharge of his duty. The prosecution would have it that he is not seemed to be a public servant in so far as these offence are concerned as contemplated by the provision of Major Port Thrust Act whereas according to the defence his capacity is embraced by the generalised provision contained in section 2, Clause 12 of the Penal Code requiring necessary of section.",
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        "raw_content": "William Clark Gable (1901 - 1960)\nActor, Award Winner\nWilliam Clark Gable was born on February 1, 1901 in Cadiz, OH. One of Hollywood's most popular leading men, Clark Gable was nominated for three Best Actor Oscars and appeared in over 70 films from 1924 until his death in 1960. He got his nickname \"The King\" when he won a popularity poll in 1936 and The New York Daily News crowned him \"King of Hollywood\". (Incidently, Myrna Loy received the honor for the women and was crowned queen at the same mock ceremony). Clark Gable was known for his portrayals of rough, masterful, romantic heroes.\nGable was at the height of his career during the 1930's, appearing in some of the most popular movies of that era, including \"Red Dust\" (1932), \"It Happened One Night\" (1934, Academy Award), \"Mutiny on the Bounty\" (1935), \"San Fransisco\" (1936), \"Saratoga\" (1937), and \"Gone With The Wind\" (1939).\nIn 1939, Gable enjoyed a storybook romance and marriage to actress Carole Lombard. His 3rd marriage. Tragedy struck 3 years later, however, when she died in a plane crash. The distraught Gable withdrew from his career and enlisted in the Army Air Corps. Starting out as an aerial gunner during World War II, Gable rose through the ranks and retired as a Major. He served for only 2 years.\nFor his decorated combat service, Gable returned to the screen in 1945 with a hero's image. In the filming of \"The Misfits\", Gable co-starred with Marilyn Monroe; this would be the last film either of them made. Clark insisted on performing his own stunts during the making of the film, even after Doctors warned him that he was suffering from a heart disorder. Before the film hit the theaters, Gable had a heart attack. Reportedly, Gable turned the page of a book he was reading, and died.\nWilliam Clark Gable died on November 16, 1960. Just four short months later, on March 20, 1961, Clark's fifth wife Kay Spreckels, gave birth to the son Clark had always longed for, John Clark Gable.\nGable alos had a daughter, Judy Lewis born 1935. She was the result of an affair with actress Loretta Young begun on the set of \"The Call of the Wild\" (1935).\n\" Good morning. Remember me? I'm the man you slept on last night.\"\n\u2014 as Peter Warne in \"It Happened One Night\".\n\" From now on they'll spell mutiny with my name.\"\n\u2014as Fletcher Christian in \"Mutiny On The Bounty\".",
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        "raw_content": "Elizabeth M. Scott\nPublished by: University Press of Florida\n\"This book has essentially created a new field of study with a surprising range of insights on the ethnicity, class, gender, and foodways of French speakers of European and African descent adapting to life under British, Spanish, or American political regimes.\"--Gregory A. Waselkov, author of A Conquering Spirit: Fort Mims and the Redstick War of 1813-1814 \"Significant and intriguing. Strengthens the view that French colonists and their descendants are an important part of American heritage and that the worlds they created are significant to our understanding of modern life.\"--John A. Walthall, editor of French Colonial Archaeology: The Illinois Country and the Western Great Lakes\nCorrecting the notion that French influence in the Americas was confined mostly to Qu\u00e9bec and New Orleans, this collection reveals a wide range of vibrant French-speaking communities both during and long after the end of French colonial rule. This volume highlights the complexity of Francophone societies, the persistence of their cultural traditions, and the innovative means they employed to cope with the cultural and environmental demands of living in the New World.\nAnalyzing artifacts including clay pipes, colonoware, and food remains alongside a rich body of historical records, contributors focus on how French descendants impacted North America, the Caribbean, and South America even after 1763. Taken together, the essays argue that communities do not need to be located in French colonies or contain French artifacts to be considered Francophone, and they show that many Francophone groups were composed of a mix of ethnic French, M\u00e9tis, Native Americans, and African Americans. The contributors emphasize the important roles that French colonists and their descendants have played in New World histories.\nElizabeth M. Scott, former associate professor of anthropology at Illinois State University, is the editor of Those of Little Note: Gender, Race, and Class in Historical Archaeology.\n1. An Introduction to the Archaeology of Francophone Communities in the Americas\n2. Archaeological Dimensions of the Acadian Diaspora\nSteven R. Pendery\n3. \u201cThey Are Fit to Eat the Divel and Smoak His Mother\u201d: Labor, Leisure, Tobacco Pipes, and Smoking Customs among French Canadian Voyageurs during the Fur Trade Era\n4. Food and Furs at French Fort St. Joseph\nMichael S. Nassaney and Terrance J. Martin\n5. Landscapes of Forgetting and the Materiality of Enslavement: Using Class, Ethnicity, and Gender to Search for the Invisible on a Postcolonial French House Lot in the Illinois Country\nErin N. Whitson\n6. Access to First-Choice Foods and Settlement Failure at French Azilum\nMaureen Costura\n7. Pots Sauvage: Plantation Pottery Traditions of Northwest Louisiana at the End of the Eighteenth Century\nDavid W. Morgan and Kevin C. MacDonald\n8. Identity and Cultural Interaction in French Guiana during the Eighteenth Century: The Case of the Storehouse at Habitation Loyola\nAntoine Loyer Rousselle and R\u00e9ginald Auger\n9. Sugar Plantations in the French West Indies: Archaeological Perspectives from Guadeloupe and Martinique\n10. Uncovering the French on St. Croix: Stories of Seventeenth-Century Settlement and Abandonment on the Caribbean Frontier\nMeredith D. Hardy\nGlossary of French Terms",
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        "raw_content": "Leff Pouishnoff (piano)\nThe complete 78 rpm and selected Saga LP recordings\nrec. 1922-1958, London\nAPR 6022 [73:49 + 75:32]\nAsking the question who they consider the greatest pianist of all time to be will attract a myriad of different responses; asked who they consider the greatest ever Beethovenian, Bachian, Handelian etc., and the result is likely to be in the same proportions. Someone who has posted on YouTube a recording of Chopin\u2019s Barcarolle by a pianist who at the time was considered the greatest Chopinist has also garnered some responses which think that is true and several that regard it as hogwash. That pianist was Leff Pouishnoff, the Ukrainian-born pianist who spent most of his life in the UK.\nI was lucky enough to have been born into a music-loving family; my parents loved attending concerts and in London in the 1930s there were plenty to go to and during the war they went to Dame Myra Hess\u2019 concerts at the National Gallery. They also had a wind-up gramophone and plenty of weighty 78 rpm shellac records including the whole of Bach\u2019s B Minor Mass which my brothers and I grew to adore. We went to concerts with our parents and saw some fantastic musicians including Sir John Barbirolli, Sir Thomas Beecham, Aram Khachaturian, Sir Clifford Curzon, David and Igor Oistrakh and at a Robert Mayer Children\u2019s Concert which we went to with our junior school (!), I saw Sir Arnold Bax take a bow after one of his works had been played. I consider the gift of loving music to be one of the greatest my parents gave me. As a result when I was at a holiday camp for children my parents sent me to, since we couldn\u2019t afford to go on holiday as a family, and I saw a piano recital advertised on the pier I felt that since my parents had paid for me to go there they would approve of me going to the concert which I did (on my own \u2013 things were more relaxed circa 1950). I can\u2019t remember what was played but I never forgot who the pianist was: Leff Pouishnoff. Therefore, when I saw this disc on the list of those for review I felt compelled to choose it.\nStephen Greenbank, a fellow MWI reviewer has already had his review posted and I refer you to that for greater detail about his life that I am going to include as that is only required once.\nApart from the Chopin Barcarolle, Glazunov Theme and Variations and the substantial Schubert piano sonata in G major all the pieces are short and sweet and he never recorded anything with an orchestra (more\u2019s the pity) despite performing as soloist in concertos many times. I presume that he worked principally as a recitalist which was how he made most of his living and how I came to see him because it gave him the freedom to play when he wanted, what he wanted, where he wanted and to set his own terms. Even when he did play concertos it sometimes drew criticism; one critic wrote, following his playing of Saint-Sa\u00ebns\u2019 fourth piano concerto at the 1923 Proms: \u201cIt is unfortunate that this fine pianist should again have been cast for a work so unworthy of his skill\u201d. A real backhanded compliment!\nIt is inevitable that recordings from as long ago as 1922 will suffer from noise and as a result despite the best efforts of that re-mastering magician Mark Obert-Thorn the first really enjoyable item on the first disc is Liszt\u2019s Gnomenreigen from 1922 in which Pouishnoff\u2019s ability to making notes sound like a cascade of glittering diamonds is shown to the full, followed by a sumptuous-sounding Debussy Arabesque. Other delights include his own Chopinesque Quand il pleut, Petite Valse and Music Box. I also loved his arrangement of Schubert\u2019s Ballet Music No.2 from Rosamunde as well Schubert\u2019s Moment Musicale in F sharp minor, arranged by Godowsky.\nThe most substantial work on these discs is Schubert\u2019s Piano Sonata in G major, a recording from 1928, Schubert\u2019s centenary year and Columbia chose Pouishnoff to record it. It is hard to contemplate that this was only the second time a complete Schubert sonata had ever been recorded, though it was 90 years ago! It is a wonderfully controlled and illuminating performance and one has the impression that Pouishnoff was well aware of the weight of expectation that would ensue from its release, though I doubt anyone was less than thrilled to purchase this historic \u2018document\u2019. When I looked out my own disc containing this sonata for comparison I thought someone had made a mistake somewhere because when I checked the timings of Pouishnoff\u2019s reading against Michael Endres\u2019 I saw that Endres is, by only 36 seconds, twice the length of Pouishnoff in the first movement though in the others they are more or less the same, bar the second in which Pouishnoff is getting on for two minutes longer than Endres! I remain to be convinced as to which version I prefer though Endres does seem slow in the extreme in that first movement yet the booklet writer makes no comment concerning his pacing. Listening to Pouishnoff\u2019s recording immediately after Endres\u2019 gives the impression of almost \u2018breakneck\u2019 speed but I think it would be interesting to hear any recording which takes its pace as somewhere in between the two. Perhaps it could be said that Pouishnoff doesn\u2019t make enough of the pauses which, surprising as it may seem, often add massively to the overall effect an interpretation can exert on the listener.\nFascinated, I decided to look up other interpretations via the \u2018magic\u2019 of YouTube and found my jaw dropping even further when I saw that one of Sviatoslav Richter\u2019s took 46 minutes for the whole sonata (others of his take as long as 48 minutes and vary by as much as five minutes) compared to Endres\u2019 39\u00bd and Pouishnoff\u2019s 31:14!! I have always regarded Richter as one of the greatest pianists of all time but must admit that I found his playing of that first movement painfully slow. Glenn Gould on the other hand loved it. What is going on I wondered? These were the other timings I found: Wilhelm Kempff 30:54, Daniil Trifonov 34:25, Alfred Brendel 36:58, Radu Lupu 37:17, Arkady Volodos 39:19, Paul Lewis 41:07, and Claudio Arrau 45:33. Richter\u2019s first movement took almost 26 minutes as compared to Pouishnoff\u2019s 9:15! I couldn\u2019t find another recording taken as slowly as Pouishnoff\u2019s, apart from Wilhelm Kempff, yet it had seemed perfectly natural when I played it to begin with. With a difference for the entire work between Pouishnoff and Kempff and Richter\u2019s longest being a full 17 minutes it takes interpretation to a whole other level and makes you wish that Schubert were around to choose his favourite or to pronounce on the optimum speed it should be taken at. Comments on these widely varying interpretations elicited widely varying opinions with those who regarded Richter\u2019s as utterly sublime and unsurpassable and others who thought it too mannered and lethargic. Kempff\u2019s interpretation drew one comment that said it \u201cwas celestial. The pearls of sound and conception came across like a meditation from a transcendent dimension\u201d. There were similar reactions to several of the others, dividing opinion just as much as the question as to who people think is greatest pianist in history, or indeed who the greatest composer has been. This has been a thought-provoking exercise since it has made me listen to this work as I never have before and I\u2019m still of the opinion that neither Pouishnoff\u2019s nor Kempff\u2019s is too far from the mark though clearly at least 7 other pianists take the pace considerably faster than they did. Finally I listened to the whole of Kempff\u2019s whose interpretation I especially enjoyed (and who managed to make the most of pauses) and then Michiko Uchida\u2019s take on the first movement which at 18:30 is also nearly twice the length of Kempff\u2019s (10:48) and exactly twice Pouishnoff\u2019s. Eventually I came to the conclusion that Schubert\u2019s genius overrides all the variations in tempo apart from the slowest of all that I feel does take too many liberties. I would love to hear what listeners and readers of this review think.\nI have always adored Schubert\u2019s impromptus and I don\u2019t think I could do without at least one on a desert island. The one on this disc is in fact among my favourites but this recording from 1928 doesn\u2019t really do it justice. Once again it is as much a question of pace as anything else and this time I felt that Pouishnoff was too fast which results in a loss of subtlety. Listen to Brendel on YouTube whose rendition takes 6 minutes as opposed to Pouishnoff\u2019s 3:48 and this time Richter at 7 minutes is also much nearer the mark with many also thinking it was sublime, though someone thought it too slow; talk about the sound is in the ear of the listener!\nA couple of Liszt pieces close the first disc with his Waldesrauschen giving much pleasure with cascading notes coming over sharply and clearly while it is interesting to note that its companion piece Gnomenreigen is the exact same length in this 1929 recording as it was in 1922, so pace was something he was pretty consistent about.\nTurning to the second disc there are seven more recordings that Pouishnoff made for Columbia with two Godowsky arrangements to start. Alb\u00e9niz\u2019s Tango nicely taking us to sunnier climes while the calm of Saint-Sa\u00ebns\u2019 The Swan unfortunately suffers from more surface noise than even the mighty Mark Obert-Thorn could safely erase. Paderewski\u2019s Caprice from two years before by contrast has been cleaned up wonderfully, giving us a brilliantly clear sound. The same goes for Glazunov\u2019s Polka from 1926 making for a delightful little gem.\nRachmaninov\u2019s Prelude in B flat major takes us away from the lollipops to much more serious fare and Pouishnoff deals with it in a fulsome delivery of considerable power. On the same day (20 May, 1927) he recorded Rachmaninov\u2019s Polichinelle and Percy Grainger\u2019s Shepherd\u2019s Hey both of which show his ability to show subtlety in two completely contrasting pieces.\nNow we leap forward 20 years to post war recordings from the archives first of HMV then another ten years later to those of Saga. By this time Pouishnoff\u2019s career had gone downhill. I must agree with booklet writer Jonathan Summers when he points out that at this stage his career was in decline as much as anything because the public had moved on from being satisfied with musical trinkets and wanted what Classic FM calls \u2018the full works\u2019 and it seems that Pouishnoff was not really happy with performing long orchestral works despite the fact that he gave the premiere of the revised version of Rachmaninov\u2019s fourth piano concerto in the 1920s. That would explain why someone of his stature would be prepared to give a recital on the pier of an English coastal town, perhaps being thankful to get the engagement. That said, these recordings for HMV of Chopin pieces contain some very satisfying playing which shows his obvious love and respect for the Polish master and his understanding of their essence. Again I agree with Summers\u2019 contention that gone has the spark to be replaced by an element of sad reflection which, as he points out, works well in relation to his reading of Chopin\u2019s \u2018Nocturne in B major\u2019 though to the final HMV recording of Chopin\u2019s \u2018Waltz in A flat major\u2019 shows plenty of the old verve.\nOf the final 5 works presented, four are by Chopin and were made following the signing of a new contract with the recently formed SAGA label which for a time helped lift the feelings of depression which coloured his last years. Once again Summers has it right when he says that these pieces show less of the incisive and insightful Pouishnoff and more of a somewhat mechanical approach towards playing which it would seem had become a chore and simply a way of earning a living rather than there being any real joy in performing. It is also true that the Barcarolle fares better than the rest and this could very well be because it is a longer piece that he was able to enter into to a greater extent and which could also explain why the final work of all, Glazunov\u2019s Theme and Variations is also most enjoyable showing, as it does, some of the characteristic features of the \u2018old Pouishnoff\u2019 though it could also be because it was by his old teacher whom he venerated. There is plenty of that poetry in his playing here which had made many of his concerts so memorable in the past. It is a sad fact that these recordings were made in the final year before depression finally got the better of him and he succumbed to the taking of barbiturates washed down with whisky that ended his by now unhappy life leaving his widow depressed to the extent that she followed him a mere three weeks later in July 1959 by the same method. This was a truly regrettable end to what had at one time been a glittering career full of promise. I can\u2019t help feeling that had he felt able to forsake the playing of lollipops in favour of pursuing a concert career playing the major works of the great composers he would have been better equipped to ride the waves of the years. In any event I am pleased that I managed to see him play live, the first big name I can remember seeing and though I cannot recall what he played it was likely to have been similar fare to what is contained in these two discs and I\u2019m sure I enjoyed the programme and left the pier concert hall feeling pleased with myself for honouring my parents in this way. It is both enterprising and deserving of gratitude that APR have released this set, now the only example of Pouishnoff\u2019s art, which will probably have a small sale in terms of numbers but will please as well as educate those who discover this great Ukrainian\u2013born pianist from the early years of the 20th century.\nPrevious reviews: Stephen Greenbank ~ Jonathan Woolf\nThe Columbia acoustics 1922\u20131923\nBach/Saint-Sa\u00ebns Overture BWV29 [3:21]\nBeethoven/Saint-Sa\u00ebns Chorus of Dervishes [2:39]\nSchubert/Pouishnoff Ballet music from \"Rosamunde\" [2:30]\nChopin \u00c9tude Op. 25/9 [0:56]\n\u00c9tude Op. 10/4 [1:58]\nLiszt Gnomenreigen S145/2 [2:46]\nDebussy Arabesque in G major [2:24]\nGlazunov Polka Op. 42/2 [2:32]\nRachmaninov Humoresque Op. 10/5 [3:26]\nPouishnoff Quand il pleut [2:54]\nPetite valse [1:24]\nMusic box [1:08]\nThe Columbia electrics 1926\u20131929\nSchubert/Pouishnoff Ballet music from \"Rosamunde\u2019\\\" [2:25]\nSchubert/Godowsky Moment musical Op. 94/3 [1:59]\nSchubert Piano Sonata Op. 78 [31:14]\nImpromptu Op. 142/2 [3:48]\nLiszt Waldesrauschen S145/1 [3:24]\nGnomenreigen S145/2 [2:46]\nThe Columbia electrics 1926\u20131929 (continued)\nAlb\u00e9niz/Godowsky Tango Op. 165/2 [2:57]\nSaint-Sa\u00ebns/Godowsky The Swan (previously unpublished) [2:21]\nPaderewski Caprice Op. 14/3 [2:23]\nRachmaninov Prelude in B flat major Op. 23/2 [3:09]\nPolichinelle Op. 3/4 [3:34]\nGrainger Shepherd\u2019s Hey [2:02]\nThe HMV recordings 1948\nMazurka Op. 30/4 [3:39]\nChopin Nocturne Op. 32/1 [4:50]\nWaltz Op. 34/1 [4:38]\nThe Saga recordings 1958\nChopin Nocturne Op. 9/2 [4:02]\nBerceuse Op. 57 [4:12]\nBarcarolle Op. 60 [8:38]\nFantaisie-Impromptu Op. 66 [4:33]\nGlazunov Theme and Variations Op. 72 [18:13]",
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        "raw_content": "Two or three years ago, I mentioned the qualities of several detective novelists from Malaysia and Singapore. The success is confirmed: six novels by Shamini Flint are translated into French, Ovidia Yu publishes a third novel and Barbara Ismail, in a few weeks, will publish a fourth book.\n1- Authors, very different women:\nShamini Flint is a Malaysian lawyer of Indo-Ceylonian origin who, after a brilliant legal career in Malaysia, Singapore and Great Britain for more than ten years, writes children\u2019s books and detective novels that take us to Bali, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Beijing and for the latter, London.\nOvidia Yu is widely known in Singapore, as a theater writer, as a feminist and a gay rights activist. She has successfully published three detective novels immersing us into the culture of the Straits Chinese. 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Singh does not get along well with his direct leader, a Chinese, who has little appreciation for his methods and dress and seizes every opportunity to keep him away from Singapore.\nAunty Lee is a Peranakan cook, a widow with comfortable financial means and a small restaurant that allows her to feed clients but also to intervene in their lives and help the police to settle some criminal cases. We are talking about gastronomy but above all about cooking, we cannot feed our customers properly if we do not understand them \u2026\nIn her three novels, we find her husband\u2019s memories very present, his two children, Nina, her Filipino assistant, and Cherril, an ex flight attendant who assists Aunty Lee.\nThe province of Kelantan was an independent sultanate until the 18th century, then subjected to a protectorate of the kingdom of Siam and finally as of 1909 controlled by the British. It is an area, long isolated from the rest of Malaysia during the monsoon floods, and which retains a profound originality through its language and traditions. The novels take us among the merchants of Kota Bahru and especially Maryam; these women manage their families, earn money while their husbands debate in a coffee shop of the future of the world \u2026\n3- The detective novel, a good support for sociological or political analysis:\nThe major authors of detective novels are good analysts of social or political realities in Asia as elsewhere; for example, major themes of Shanghai\u2019s evolution are analyzed masterfully by Qiu Xiaolong. This is less true for our three novelists who may be cautious with sometimes aggressive censorship in Singapore and Malaysia.\nBarbara Ismail in \u201cPrincess Play\u201d (1) tells us about Rahim, who takes refuge in Thailand to get married. It is astonishing that this sensitive point is not developed: it is an area which, for historical and religious reasons, is a problem area on both sides of the border. It is also surprising that the role of the PAS fundamentalist party, which has led the province for many years, is not addressed.\nAfter \u201cShadow Play\u201d and her shadow theater company, \u201cPrincess Play\u201d focuses on several exorcism operations, \u201cmain putery, princess play\u201d conducted by a local Bomoh, healer and sorcerer. Arranged marriages, the weight of traditions and families, the role of sorcery, are evoked brilliantly, but this novel is too long and in its last pages turns a little in freewheel with many protagonists who accuse themselves of the murder of Jamilah!\nOvidia Yu with \u201cAunty Lee\u2019s Chilled Revenge\u201d (2) talks about murders related to a association in Singapore (\u201cAnimal Re Homers\u201d). In her previous books, she evokes a group that develops organ trafficking. She portrays several homosexual couples, which makes it possible to criticize the policy of Singapore, very repressive, at least in the laws, on the subject.\nWe like the characters, we love the Peranakan cuisine and the food courts in Singapore, but we find the book too complacent: a few little jokes without impact on the shortcomings of the Singaporeans, an idyllic painting of the police and annexes of the book on local recipes and neighborhoods to visit \u2026 There are other subjects than pets to be adressed in Singapore; a novel about this brilliant ruling class and such an efficient public service would be welcome, for example, but perhaps censorship \u2026\n4- Shamini Flint and Islamism \u2026 in England:\nShamini Flint did not hesitate to tackle some delicate problems, notably in \u201cMurder in Malaysia\u201d which evokes the exploitation of the Borneo forests, corruption and the growing role of Islam and Islamic courts. Similarly \u201cInfamous in Singapore\u201d was not friendly for lawyers, expatriates and the Singapore police.\nIn her latest novel, \u201cA frightfully English execution\u201d (3), she talks about political problems of the day, communitarianism, jihad, Islamism, but in London and not\u2026 in Malaysia. Indeed, Inspector Singh is sent by his boss Chen to an international conference in London on police and its relations with ethnic minorities. His wife accompanies him to meet members of his family whom she has not yet met.\nSingh is still surprising, he\u2019s going to look at a murder that the English police has not been able to elucidate for five years and we\u2019re going into the Pakistani community with its arranged marriages, its law of silence and jihad with its fighters and its funding. The role of the Finsbury Park mosque is discussed, as is the \u201cTablighi Jamaar\u201d movement, which controls a significant part of the mosques in England and seeks to re-Islamize the disinherited immigrant populations with serious risks of drift (as in France in Lunel).\n5- We should help the police sometimes a little lost:\nIn Kota Bahru, Inspector Osman could not complete his investigations without the support of Maryam and the merchants of the market. He comes from southern Malaysia and hardly understands the Kelantan dialect or the strong local customs. But he is good-natured and is clever enough to acknowledge the help he gets.\nIn Singapore, Aunty Lee is a great support to police officers of Malay origin with whom she has confident relations especially if they tolerate her interventions in the investigation. 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        "title": "Privacy Policy, Terms & Conditions | United Way Worldwide United Way Worldwide",
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        "raw_content": "The Walking Dead Final Season Episode 3 Review\nBy Joshua Duckworth | 1 month ago\nPreviously, it seemed as if the fate of the Walking Dead Final Season hung in the balance, but thanks to Skybound Entertainment, Episode 3: Broken Toys is finally here. It\u9225\u6a9a worth highlighting that, at the time of Telltale\u9225\u6a9a closure, Episode 3 was nearly complete and it shows.\nThis episode, more so than the previous two entries, is a refined experience that strikes a unique balance between tried-and-true Telltale story-telling, intense action, and a stand-out direction for the game. If this episode of the Walking Dead Final Season never released due to the aforementioned closure, it would have been a true injustice to all fans of Clementine, as this episode pulls together so many moments of her past as well as her present.\nRight from the get-go, players are tasked with making seemingly impossible decisions, truly forcing them to consider their actions. After all, it is very clear that AJ is watching, and this comes into play throughout the episode. While previous episodes of the Walking Dead Final Season contained this element of an ever-present moral judge in AJ, the decisions required in this episode are some of the most difficult. And the seemingly best decisions are not always so, a self-evident factor as the game barrels toward its finale.\nIt also truly seems as if everything encountered in previous episodes is building up to the finale of this episode. Whereas previous episodes of the Walking Dead Final Season contained this feeling that players were just dropped into an unnecessary conflict, this episode manages to erase that and replace it with a dedication to those troubled youth that have become Clementine\u9225\u6a9a friends.\nThere are moments where these friendships grow and develop, with all supporting characters getting their equal due. There are moments where these friendships are tested and moments that establish this group as something particular unique, something Clementine has not experienced before in prior episodes of the Walking Dead.\nIt is during these moments that the game slows down and players can really appreciate everything that Clem has gone through and evaluate her relationship with AJ. One way the game does this is by having more of the collectibles relate to AJ, making sure there is some additional, rewarding dialogue for those Walking Dead completionists dead set on finding every collectible. It\u9225\u6a9a worth noting that each of these collectibles are found early in the story, so the remainder of the episode can focus on story.\nThese peaceful moments come between periods of intense action and decision-making, yet they feel natural and in-pace with the episode. And when these moments boil down and heat up, it is clear that this is some of the best story-telling found in this season of the Walking Dead. Lives literally hang in the balance throughout this story, and that influence on Clementine stands out.\nIt also forces situations that have to be resolved, one way or another, and has a profound impact on the characters around her in the Walking Dead Final Season. For example, this leads to one supporting character to act out, whereas others just want to be helpful where they can.\nThese moments of heart-wrenching story-telling are framed by some of the best action sequences the series has to offer. The story picks up where the last episode left off and alternates between action and story-telling rather organically. The Walking Dead Final Season episode 3 finale, which is rife with stealth-like action, continues this tradition, with episode 4 likely to pick up where episode 3 ended off. 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These range from frame rate drops to freezes to botched button-presses and more.\nAll of this \u9225\ufffd the action, the story-telling, the unique encounters \u9225\ufffd ultimately lead to perhaps the best aspect of this episode, its direction. Previously, it appeared that players were receiving another age-old story of human conflict set within a zombie\u9225\u6a9a world. Previous seasons of The Walking Dead dealt with these issues, and honestly, they were becoming old hat.\nHowever, instead of this game heading toward another large fight such as the Siege of Prescott, it\u9225\u6a9a intimate and paints a more detailed picture. This is not just human conflict, and the zombie\u9225\u6a9a are not just another mechanic to force on human survival. Episode 3: Broken Toys is a story of family, home, and humanity here that is a breath of fresh air compared to previous seasons, with this approach even extending to the zombies in the form of the Whisperer.\nThis direction comes to the fore in the finale, with humanity and family perhaps being truly tested. This finale ends on a cliffhanger as did previous seasons, but whereas those endings seem resolved, this one did not. It will likely be resolved with the start of episode 4 of The Walking Dead Final Season, but waiting until March will definitely be difficult for Clementine fans.\nUltimately, this is one of the most refined entries in the series as a whole, and everything old seems new again. 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        "raw_content": "KATE SHEPPARD - Bridgeton News\nBRIDGETON -- Saturday's opening set at the Bridgeton Folk Festival was the final appearance of Philadelphia folk songstress Nancy Falkow.\nMake that the final, final show. Falkow says it's felt more like the\n\"Nancy Falkow Farewell Tour\" with all the \"last shows\" in the past month.\nFalkow, born in Atlantic City, raised in Margate and resident of the\nPhilly folk scene for most of the last decade, is bidding adieu to the\nStates June 25 and heading off to Ireland.\nIt's been over a month of goodbye parties and last shows for the\nsinger/songwriter who has shared the stage with Sarah McLaughlin and the\nIndigo Girls and had her work featured on an MTV soap opera.\nThe artist is moving to a cottage in South Dublin to be with her fianc\u00e9,\nFrankie McBride. The couple got engaged just over a week ago.\nFalkow has been planning the move since January, which gave the local folkscene plenty of time to say goodbye to the artist who has made a name for herself around Philadelphia at venues like the Point, Fire and the Kimmel Center. She's also gained air time on WXPN and appeared on a G. Love & Special Sauce.\nThere were many tears and goodbyes from friends who came for Falkow's\nfinal show Saturday.\n\"Don't cry, Nancy. It's a great thing,\" friends told her after her set\nopened the 21st Annual Bridgeton Folk Festival Saturday.\nFalkow said she'd always wanted to be part of the Bridgeton festival, and,thankfully, her chance came right before departure.\n\"I asked Bob (Rose) year after year. He kept telling me, 'Next year, next year,'\" Falkow said. \"It's a well known, lovely festival. When you're a singer/songwriter, you set goals for yourself. This was one of mine.\"\nShe heard that she was playing the festival from another musician, she said.\n\"I said, 'Well, I hope it's before I leave,\" Falkow said with a chuckle.\nSaying farewell to the Penn-Jersey region that she's called home all her\nlife is a leap of faith, Falkow said.\n\"I'm very much a creature of habit. This is so not me. This is my third\npair of the same shoes,\" she said, extending a leg to point to a pair of\nsensible black clogs.\nLeaving behind her family, and her fans, will be a new challenge. She's\nleaving behind her job as a publicist in Philadelphia as well as the\nrespect she's earned on the local folk scene.\n\"I just know that I'll be starting at the bottom. At this point, I am what I am,\" Falkow said. \"And I won't be that in a week.\n\"I really have no idea what to expect, but there is a wealth of\nopportunity,\" Falkow said. \"And my sweetie's there.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Male or Female? Brains are Intersex\nPost subject: Male or Female? Brains are Intersex\nThe underlying assumption in popular and scientific publications on sex differences in the brain is that human brains can take one of two forms \u201cmale\u201d or \u201cfemale,\u201d and that the differences between these two forms underlie differences between men and women in personality, cognition, emotion, and behavior. Documented sex differences in brain structure are typically taken to support this dimorphic view of the brain. However, neuroanatomical data reveal that sex interacts with other factors in utero and throughout life to determine the structure of the brain, and that because these interactions are complex, the result is a multi-morphic, rather than a dimorphic, brain. More specifically, here I argue that human brains are composed of an ever-changing heterogeneous mosaic of \u201cmale\u201d and \u201cfemale\u201d brain characteristics (rather than being all \u201cmale\u201d or all \u201cfemale\u201d) that cannot be aligned on a continuum between a \u201cmale brain\u201d and a \u201cfemale brain.\u201d I further suggest that sex differences in the direction of change in the brain mosaic following specific environmental events lead to sex differences in neuropsychiatric disorders.\nA Concluding Remark\nEvidence that the structure of the brain is responsive to pre- and post-natal manipulations and that these may affect sex differences in brain structure is not new (e.g., Juraska, 1991). It has also been noted that sexual differentiation may progress independently in different brain tissues thus enabling genetically and environmentally induced variation in sexual differentiation of different tissues within a single brain (e.g., Simerly, 2002; Hines, 2004; Arnold, 2009; McCarthy et al. 2009; Sakuma 2009). Yet these effects have typically been treated as increasing variability in brain structure and thus obscuring sex differences (e.g., Juraska 1991). I would like to stress that I claim that there is no \u201ctrue dimorphism\u201d that is obscured by genetically and environmentally induced variability. There are no \u201ctrue\u201d \u201cmale\u201d and \u201cfemale\u201d brains out there to discover. The true nature of the brain is that its form is highly variable. This variability is created by the interaction of genes (on sex chromosomes and on autosomal chromosomes), hormones (gonadal and others) and environment, in utero and throughout life.\nPublication: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3176412/\nI find the claims of Daphna Joel highly correlated to the concept of yin-yang. The relative magnitude of the two forces in us and the subsequent balance between them determine who we are. Every one of us is unique and special but we can't deny that we are both masculine and feminine to the core.\nFurthermore, two paragraphs of The Manipulated Man came to mind after reading the above publication:\nAt birth, men and women have the same intellectual potential; there is no primary\ndifference in intelligence between the sexes. It is also a fact that potential left to\nstagnate will atrophy. Women do not use their mental capacity: they deliberately let it\ndisintegrate. After a few years of sporadic training, they revert to a state of\nirreversible mental torpor.\nWhy do women not make use of their intellectual potential? For the simple reason\nthat they do not need to. It is not essential for their survival. Theoretically it is\npossible for a beautiful woman to have less intelligence than a chimpanzee and still\nbe considered an acceptable member of society.\nPost subject: Re: Male or Female? Brains are Intersex\nThe smile continues.\nIf this were true then why are girls succeeding in the classroom more since the educational system has been overhauled?\nAltair wrote: * Sun May 06, 2018 9:18 pm\nAsk yourself how it was overhauled and what effect that is likely to have?\nperegrinus wrote: * Sun May 06, 2018 10:59 pm\nIt removed any genuine merit to competition with participation rewards and encouraged emoting as the only way to solve problems. This sounds sexist but I'm not convinced that men and womens brains are hardwired the same.\nOverall it's a way of suppressing outliers. If we're all special no one is and all outcomes will trend toward the mean. This consolidates power in the hands of the few who are the judges of \"fairness and equality\" and those who reject their rules.\nI feel like I'm missing something you and zogler are in on but I cannot puzzle it out.\nAltair: I note you did not reference girls or boys in your answer, only the whole group. Given your question related to girls, I find this curious.\nHow would the changes you mention affect the subgroups of the whole group?\nTo get more specific, how would those changes cause girls to succeed more in the classroom than before the changes?\nReferencing your reply, some very old sayings : \u201cThe nail that sticks out gets hammered down.\u201d and \"The squeaky wheel gets the grease.\" come to mind.\nIt also brings to mind what is called the 'crab bucket mentality'\nPrenatal testosterone and gender-related behaviour\nTestosterone plays an important role in mammalian brain development.\nhttps://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/0354/c ... 3681ac.pdf\nI can be right or i can be wrong or in between or not at all..\nLets\u00b4s solve this puzzle togeter ; )\nDavid Bohm wrote:\nIn a dialogue, however, nobody is trying to win. Everybody wins if anybody wins. There is a different sort of spirit to it. In a dialogue, there is no attempt to gain points, or to make your particular view prevail. Rather, whenever any mistake is discovered on the part of anybody, everybody gains. It\u2019s a situation called win-win, whereas the other game is win-lose \u2014 if I win, you lose. But a dialogue is something more of a common participation, in which we are not playing a game against each other, but with each other. 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        "raw_content": "by admin on October 13th, 2007, 3:02 am #49133\nby Tom2737 on October 13th, 2007, 3:02 am #49134\nSo sad that this is true. One of the reasons this lifelong Dem is now an independent.\nOutraged Grandpa\n\"We Don't Have A Democracy. We Have An Auction.\"\nTom McMurray\nMr. Keefe, did you know that your cartoons are illegible as presented on this page: http://www.denverpost.com/opinion ? Also there is no way to see an enlarged (legible) version until the next day.\nby phour.twenty on October 13th, 2007, 10:00 pm #49345\nJust another good reason to become a libertarian.\nIf the people lead, the leaders, they will have to follow. And all their lies and their alibies, they will have to swallow.\nphour.twenty\nphour twenty\nphour's recent comments",
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        "raw_content": "U.N. Finds Growing Signs Of Russian Involvement In Ukraine War\nGENEVA, Switzerland -- A separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine is revealing increasing evidence, but not yet conclusive legal proof, of Russian state involvement, senior United Nations human rights officials said on Monday.\nA Russian fighter with the separatist self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic Army sits atop a tank at a checkpoint along a road from the town of Vuhlehirsk to Debaltseve in Ukraine, in this photo taken February 18, 2015.\n\"We are speaking about increasing inflow of (unofficial) fighters and increasing evidence that there are also some (Russian) servicemen involved in fighting,\" Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights Ivan Simonovic told a news conference in Geneva.\nRussia denies Western accusations that it is backing pro-Russian rebels with arms and troops.\nOn May 21, U.N. officials interviewed two Russians captured in eastern Ukraine.\nThe two men believe they should be treated as captured servicemen, but Russia says they are former soldiers who had left the military.\nThe pair were charged with terrorism by Ukrainian authorities, putting them \"between a rock and a hard place\", Simonovic said.\n\"It is very difficult to prove whether they are servicemen or not. That is why mostly we are speaking about 'fighters' of the Russian federation,\" said Armen Harutyunyan, head of the U.N. Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine.\nIf Moscow is proven to be a party to the war, it would drag Russia into allegations of war crimes and potentially trials at the International Criminal Court, which Ukraine's foreign minister has said Kiev wants to join.\nWhether or not to declare Russia a party to the conflict is the domain of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), which is the guardian of the Geneva Conventions setting down the rules of war, and considered a reference in the United Nations.\nLast July it declared the war to be a civil war, a \"non-international armed conflict\".\nThe ICRC has not announced any new designation and a spokeswoman declined to say if its advice had changed in private.\n\"We are following developments on the ground very closely and will continue to do so, but at this time we prefer to keep this subject as a matter for our direct dialogue on IHL (international humanitarian law) with the parties involved in the conflict,\" ICRC spokeswoman Jennifer Tobias said.\nDespite the two warring sides' claims to be representing the interests of people on the ground, Harutyunyan said there was no popular support for the fighting, which has killed at least 6,417 people, including 626 women and girls, and wounded 15,962 since mid-April 2014.\n\"Among our staff members who are working there in the field, they haven't yet met the situation where people are supporting the conflict,\" said Harutyunyan.",
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        "raw_content": "On August 6-8, the second working session of the pilot project on introducing Watson for Oncology artificial intelligence system was held in KazIOR with participation of IBM specialists from the United Kingdom and United States.\nThis session is a continuation of the work initiated by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan to introduce a cognitive platform for decision-making in the treatment of patients with oncological pathology and assessing the risks of its development. The first working session with participation of IBM experts was held on the basis of KazIOR in July 16 -18, 2018.\nThis session was devoted to the clinical process and the goals that can be more effectively achieved with the help of Watson for Oncology artificial intelligence system. 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Today, the Watson for Oncology artificial intelligence system is implemented in 21 countries, including the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Sweden, Greece, Mongolia, South Korea, China, Thailand, India, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, the Netherlands.\nAs our IBM colleagues-experts presented, the Watson for Oncology system is a powerful resource that can be used at various stages and levels of oncological service in the Republic of Kazakhstan. In particular, this cognitive platform has a number of advantages at the stage of supporting the clinical decision-making - so-called \"primary counseling\" stage. During this stage the fate of the patient is actually decided, namely how timely and qualitatively he will be examined and a decision is made about the nature of the special treatment. The resource possibilities for the work of multidisciplinary teams were considered in detail, and this work not only supports the principle of multimodal and complex treatment in modern oncology, but also provides clinicians with a powerful evidence base from sources published in the world's leading scientific journals and clinical guidelines developed by the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and the National Cancer Comprehensive Network. The experts presented the capacities of Watson for Oncology to provide the doctors of KazIOR and Almaty Oncology Center with so-called \"second opinion\" in complex and atypical cases of diseases. Finally, the wide possibilities of the artificial intelligence system for training and improving the professional skills of residents and young doctors and the processes of interaction between KazIOR and regional cancer centers have been discovered. 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        "raw_content": "Free online calculators for area, volume and surface area. The Volume of a Cone from First Principles. Author: Created by HolyheadSchool. When we perform the calculations, we find that the volume is 150. This page examines the properties of a right circular cone. VOLUME OF A CONE \ud835\udc49= 1 3 \ud835\udc35\u210e Following formulas have been used to calculate the cone volume. From the edge length shown, calculate the volume of the cube and verify that it agrees with the calculation in the figure. Solve in terms of pi. If you think of like a conical hat of \u2026Calculates the volume, lateral area and surface area of a circular truncated cone given the lower and upper radii and height. How to Calculate the Volume of a Cone. So that means 1/3 of the volume of a cylinder is a cone. htmlThe volume enclosed by a cone is given by the formula Where r is the radius of the circular base of the cone and h is its height. Volume of a cone Given the radius and h, the volume of a cone can be found by using the formula: Cone Volume Formula. A cone with a region including its apex cut off by a plane is called a \"truncated cone\"; if the truncation plane is parallel to the cone's base, it is called a frustum. The sides of the cone slant inward as the cone grows in height to a single point, called its apex or vertex. The volume of a cone is measured in terms of cubic units. Hence, the volume is this cone is as follows: Volume = 1/3 * 22/7 * 6^2 * 8 = 301. A cone is one third of the volume of a cylinder. Calculating the Volume of a Cone: If a cone has a flat bottom, meaning the height and radius meet at right angles, then this formula can be used to find of volume ('V') of that cone (also know as a right circular cone):Volume of a Frustum of a Right Circular Cone A frustum may be formed from a right circular cone by cutting off the tip of the cone with a cut perpendicular to the height, forming a lower base and an upper base that are circular and parallel. This is demonstrated as the animated diagram in the right hand side. The Volume of the Frustum of a Cone calculator Right Circular Cone (frustum) computes the volume of a frustum (slice) of a cone. The mathematical principle is to slice small discs, shaded in yellow, of thickness delta y, and radius x. The formula for the volume of a cone is \u03c0r 2 h / 3, where r is the radius of the base and h is the height. Volume of Cone When fill up cone up to the brim is emptied into the cylinder 3 times then the cylinder will be completely filled up to the brim. Volume of prism contains rectangular prism, L-blocks, solid blocks, counting cubes, triangular prism and other mixed prisms. ) the shape could hold if it was filled completely. Learn how to use this formula to solve an example problem. The correct answer is V = 1/3 x 250 x (3. Volume of a Cone A cone is a three-dimensional figure with one circular base. Online calculators and formulas for a cone and other geometry problems. e a straight line passing through origin is given by y = mx and m= dy/dx i. The volume of a 3 -dimensional solid is the amount of space it occupies. Pupils learn to calculate the volume of pyramids and cones using the relevant formula. So from that we can conclude that cone volume is 1/3 rd that of the volume of the cylinder. In the figure above, drag the orange dots to change the radius and height of the cone and note how the formula is used to calculate the volume. In the derivation of the formula for the volume of a cone, the volume of the cone is calculated to be times the volume of the pyramid that it fits inside. Determine the Volume of a Cone. Como Calcular o Volume de um Cone. Now, we need to substitute our values. Explained with pictures and examples www. Truncated cone, lateral area, surface area, volume, unfold and slant height of a truncated cone, formulas, examples, exercises and problems with solutions. For example, if we had a cone that has a height of 4 inches and a radius of 2 inches, its volume would be V = \u03c0 (2) 2 (4) \u2044 3 = 16\u03c0 \u2044 3 , which is about 16. It supports different units such as meters, feet, and inches. The volume of a cone can be calculated using the following formula. If the value of h = 6-r. Calculate the volume of a cone Recently: Someone calculated that There are 16 days between 2009/03/23 and 2009/04/08 This calculation helps you to calculate the volume of something with the shape of a cone. r: the radius of the base h: height The volume of a cone is given by: V = \u03c0 \u2219 r 2 \u2219 h / 3, where \u03c0 \u2219 r 2 is the base area of the cone. Calculate the unknown defining surface areas, heights, slant heights, volume, and radii of a cone with any 2 known variables. Volume of solid object is defined as three dimensional design of how much space it occupies and is defined numerically. Alibaba. If the base is circular, then (8) (9) (10) Volume of solid object is defined as three dimensional design of how much space it occupies and is defined numerically. c document. Determine the volume of a cone with tips from a teacher in this free video on math and science. The formula for finding the volumeTo calculate the volume of a cone we need to know the radius of the circular cross-section of the cone - this is the measurement from the centre of the circle, to the outer-edge. ZingPath: Volume and Surface Area of Cones, Cylinders, and Spheres Observe the changes in the surface area of a cone when the height and the radius are changed. A cone is a solid with a circular base. Calculate the area, volume, height of Cone (Cone Calculator) The volume of cone formula can be used in manufacturing and calculating the capacity or volume of traffic cones, ice-cream cones, funnels and even the regular cylinders. The base can be found by using the formula to find the area of a circle: base equals pi times radius squared. In order to calculate its surface area or volume, you must know the radius of the base and the length of the side. The volume of a shape is the measure of how much three-dimensional space that shape takes up. Understand the formula and the special relationship between the cone Autor: MathMotorAufrufe: 62KVolume of a right cone - Math Open ReferenceDiese Seite \u00fcbersetzenhttps://www. It \"leans\" to one side, similarly to the oblique cylinder. A cone is a three-dimensional geometric shape that tapers smoothly from a flat base to a point called the apex or vertex. HSG. Find the radius by taking \u00bd of the diameter 1 / 2 * 12 =6 units Step 2. If is the height of the cone and is the radius of the base, then Python Program to find Volume and Surface Area of a Cone using functions This program allows user to enter the value of a radius and height of a Cone. So a cone would have a circular base, or I guess depends on how you want to draw it. The volume tells us something about the capacity of a figure. The volume of cone is obtained by the formula, b V = \u222b \u220f y2 dx a Here equation of the slant height i. Volume of a slant cone: Volume of a slant cone is the same as the volume of a regular cone if the height and radius of both cones are the same. know how to use basic formulas for volume and surface area of a cone. A diagram will help us understand what volume actually means and how volume is calculated. 10. The Cone Volume Calculator can calculate the volume of a cone with just a click. For a complete lesson on volume of a cone, go to http://www. We can calculate the volume and surface area of a truncated cone using the The volume V of a cone, with a height H and a base radius R, is given by the formula V = \u03c0R 2 H \u2044 3. The volume of a cone is given by the formula: Volume of cone = Area of base \u00d7 height To calculate volume with a cube, use the formula v = s^3, where s is the length of the sides of the cube. Definition of a cone. Find the volume of the globe. The volume of a cone is (7) where is the base area and is the height. Volume of Cone Derivation Proof Given Volume Find Radius If you have the volume and perpendicular height, then you simply rearrange the formula by using the algebraic transposition method to give you the radius. You can also think of the volume of a shape as how much water (or air, or sand, etc. A cone looks like this: As you can see, this is a cone with a radius of 6 units and a height of 8 units. To calculate the volume of a cylinder, use the formula v = h\u03c0r^2, where r is the radius of the base, h is the height, and \u03c0 is pi. Explore many other math calculators like the area and surface area calculators, as well as hundreds of other calculators related to finance, health, fitness, and more. We have already learned in our previous classes to find the volume of perfectly shaped 3-d structures. Volume of a cone word problems worksheet - Problems. Calculate the volume of a cone by multiplying one-third of the base area by the perpendicular height. See how the volume of a frustum of a cone is calculated. The volume of a cone is given by the formula - v = (1/3 Pi)(r*r)h - where h is the hight of the cone and r its radius. 3942. An \"elliptical cone\" is a cone with an elliptical base. Volume of a Cone Formula. 19) A cone with diameter 14 yd and a Enemas - Cone. Volume of cylin cone sphere Name_____ID: 1 Date_____ Period____ \u00a9g o2y0F1 k4t MK8uit xa u YSIo Dfat KwNaBrmeo hLiL PC R. To calculate the volume of a cone, start by finding the cone's radius, which is equal to half of its diameter. Calculate volume of a truncated cone if you know bases radii and height ( V ) Find and save ideas about Cone volume on Pinterest. 76 cubic inches. Juli 201521. We're going to gather our supplies. 1) 3 km 10 km 2) 6 cm 12 cm Volume of a cone word problems worksheet : Worksheet given in this section is much useful to the students who would like to practice solving word problems on volume of cones. Volume = 1/3 \u03c0r\u00b2h (where h= height of a Cone) The Lateral Surface Area of a Cone = \u03c0rl; Java Program to find Volume and Surface Area of Cone. 5 cm with a height of 8 cm. Volume is measured in \"cubic\" units. This free volume calculator can compute the volumes of common shapes, including that of a sphere, cone, cube, cylinder, capsule, cap, conical frustum, ellipsoid, and square pyramid. Diagram of cone broken into two parts the truncated cone that has height [math]h[/math] which is the shape we wish to find the volume of and the top of the cone that is chopped off which is also a smaller cone with height [math]H. Volume of a truncated Area and Volume Formula for geometrical figures - square, rectangle, triangle, polygon, circle, ellipse, trapezoid, cube, sphere, cylinder and cone. The volume of a cylinder is the amount of space that will fit inside it. The volume enclosed by a cone is given by the formula Where r is the radius of the circular base of the cone and h is its height. The volume of a right cone is equal to one-third the product of the area of the base and the height. com/Math_Formulas/Geometry_Volume_of_ConeThe height of the right circular cone is 10. com/solid-geometry/cone/formula-volume-of-cone. units. We also added the online execution & compile tool at the end of each program. Volume of a cone. A \"generalized cone\" is the surface created by the set of lines passing through a vertex and every point on a boundary (also see visual hull). The frustum as said earlier is the sliced part of a cone, therefore for calculating the volume, we find the difference of volumes of two right circular cones. therefore, the formula for cone will be, volume of a cone = 1/3\u03c0r\u00b2h. Find the volume of the holder. You can calculate the volume of a cone easily once you know its height and radius and can plug those measurements into the formula for finding the volume of a cone. Similarly, the volume of a cone is one-third the volume of a cylinder with the same height and base area as the cone. Look how similar the formula of a cone is the formula of a cylinder. Look at the image to the left. 9. A cone has a radius (r) and a height (h) (see picture below). The volume of the composite figure is the sum of the volume of the cone and the volume of the hemisphere. cone calculator - step by step calculation, formulas & solved example problem to find the area, volume & slanting height of a cone for the given values base radius & height in different measurement units between inches (in), feet (ft), meters (m), centimeters (cm) & millimeters (mm). The volume of the cone so formed is: Q: Calculate the volume and surface area of a cone in JavaScript +4 votes I have to write a JavaScript function to calculate a cone\u2019s volume and surface area by given height and radius at the base. Volume of a cube = side times side times side. If you're seeing this message, it means we're having trouble loading external resources on our website. The cone volume formula of the oblique cone is the same as for the right one. The volume of the cone (V cone) is one-third that of a cylinder that has the same base and height: . chompysj. 2013 \u00b7 Finding the volume of a cone or any other solid is found by multiplying the area of the base to the third dimension of height. You can easily find out the volume of a cone if you have the measurements of its height and radius. If you know the formula for the volume of a cylinder, you just need to multiply it by [math]1/3[/math], or divide by 3, to find the volume of a cone. MathHelp. Volume of a frustum. Displacement measurement should be faster and more accurate, especially with malformed limbs or significant variance between ankles and calves. The Volume of a Cone Since we know that the volume of the cube is $a \\times a \\times a = a^3$, it follows that the volume of each of these yangmas is $\\frac{a^3}{3}$. decreases in size) to a vertex at the top. Volume of entire cone. The formula for the volume of cylinders can also be applied to the volume of cones, which occupy only one third of the space of a corresponding cylinder with the same base and height. Just enter the values of the radius and the height and hit the calculate button. To calculate its volume you need to multiply the base area (area of a circle: \u03c0 * r\u00b2) by height and by 1/3: volume = (1/3) * \u03c0 * r\u00b2 * h; A cone with a polygonal base is called a pyramid. MATH 141, FALL 2014, Volume of a cone Consider the problem of computing volume of a cone of height h and base with radius R. volume of cone Volume of a Cone. A right triangle with sides 3 cm, 4 cm and 5 cm is rotated the side of 3 cm to form a cone. You can calculate the volume with this formula: V = volume r 1 = radius of the small circular end plane r 2 = radius of the big circular end plane h = height of the frustum Calculate the volume and the area of a frustum of a cone Find the volume of any cone, and learn about slant height CCSS. If you're trying to find the volume of a rectangular prism, use the formula v = lwh, where l is the length, w is the width, and h is the height. March 3, 2013 corbettmaths . Does not compute volume from GALLONS This Site will find the Volume for a Cylinder, Sphere, or Cone So the volume of a cone is the volume of a cylinder divided by 3. 14 ) 10) A conical \"ask has a diameter of 20 centimeter and a height of 18 centimeter. Question:Find the volume of the cone, to the nearest cubed cm Did you know that the formula for the volume of a cone is quite similar to the formula for the volume of a pyramid? However, using calculus, the volume of a cone is the integral of an infinite number of infinitesimally thin circular disks of thickness dx. How to Calculate the Volume of a Cone. Cylinder volume & surface area. Round to the nearest tenth. Volume of Spheres and Cones Worksheet. The volume of a right circular cone is one-third of the volume of a right circular cylinder of the same base and same height. The volume of a cone is given by where h is the height of the cone. A cone is a shape whose base is a circle and whose sides taper up to a point. We will pass the radius and height values to the function argument and then it will calculate the Surface Area and Volume of a Cone as per the formula. How to calculate the volume of a cone, if the base\u2019s area is given: V = volume h = height b = area of the base The volume of this cone is exactly 243\u03a0 cubic feet which is approximately 763. Notice that the slant height is part of a right triangle. Naturally, you know from school that its volume is: Volume of Cone Volume of Cone : From the above diagram we can see that there is rightcircular cylinder and a right circular cone of the same base radius and same height. Improve your math knowledge with free questions in \"Volume of cylinders\" and thousands of other math skills. Now the first demonstration we're going to use is with the cone enema. Round your answer to the nearest whole number. com Calculating the Volume of a Cone: More commonly, a cone includes the solid enclosed by a cone and the plane of the directrix. The volume is a function of the top radius (a), bottom radius (b) and height (h) in between. A cone has same formula as a pyramid. The volume of a cylinder is 1353cm3. Calculate volume of geometric solids. 9. The perimeter of the base of a cone is called the \"directrix\", and each of the line segments between the directrix and apex is a \"generatrix\" or \"generating line\" of the lateral surface. The perpendicular distance from the vertex to the plane of the base is the height of the cone. Paul Evans - Aug 24, 2015. Question:Find the volume of the cone, to the nearest cubed cm Did you know that the formula for the volume of a cone is quite similar to the formula for the volume of a pyramid? Truncated Cone Calculator Calculate volume, surface area, and surface to volume ratio of a frustum of right circular cone (calculate volume of a truncated cone) The volume of both right cone and oblique cone is , where is a surface area of cone base. Truncated Cone A truncated cone is the result of cutting a cone by a plane parallel to the base and removing the part containing the apex. A cone with a base radius of 1 units and a height of 2 units has a volume of 2. So a cone's volume is exactly one third ( 1 3) of a cylinder's volume. The volume of the waffle cone with a circular base with radius 1. And it would come to some point. Click here to choose another volume calculator. A truncated cone is a cone with the tip straight cut off. Just type \u2026Students are asked to derive and explain a formula for the volume of a cone given a pyramid with the same height and the same cross-sectional area at every height. Volume: Cone, Cylinder, Sphere. 4) Find the volume of the cylinder in terms of pi if r= 8 units and x= 11 units 5) Find the volume of the sphere if the diameter is 36 units. You can use our volume converter to carry out the conversion of volume units. Calculations at a truncated right circular cone (conical frustum). How is the volume of cone and volume of a cylinder related? The volume of a cone is 1/3 \u03c0r2h where r is the radius of the cone at the wider end of the cone. How is the volume of a pyramid related to the volume of a prism? o. The radius of the cone is the radius of the circular base which in turn is the distance from the edge of the cone to the center of its base. Students learn that the formula for the Formula Volume of Cone. VOLUME OF CONE BY USING INTEGRATION:-Y (r, h) y = r x/ h r X \u2019 (0, 0) X h Y \u2018 Let us consider a right circular cone of radius r and the height h. Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary. If you have any doubts The volume of a truncated cone i s also known as the volume of the frustum of a cone. A cone is a three-dimensional geometric shape that tapers smoothly from a flat base (frequently, though not necessarily, circular) to a point called the apex or vertex. Thus the volume for cone B is You are told Cone A has a volume of 10cm3. 6) Find the volume of the cone if h=20 and r=8. There is a selection of harder questions to challenge the more able on the sheet. com - 1000+ online math lessons featuring a personal math teacher inside every lesson! In this So a cone's volume is exactly one third ( 1 3) of a cylinder's volume. mathwarehouse. Just enter in the radius of the cone and the height of the cone and press calculate to get the volume of any cone calculated instantly. Year 5 Estimate Volume Summer Block 5 Step 4 Lesson Pack $ 2. This all started with the partial cone volume, then I worked backwards. Jan 21, 2016 Need a custom math course? Visit http://www. Construction Cone Truncated Cone Calculator Calculate volume, surface area, and surface to volume ratio of a frustum of right circular cone (calculate volume of a truncated cone) Volume of a Cone (Advanced) At the top of this page is a model problem that shows students how to calculate the volume of a cone. All last week we had Pi on the brain as we learned the formula for calculating the volume of 3D shapes with circles. Students learn how to calculate the volume of a cone using the base area and perpendicular height. The volume of a cone with height $h$ and radius $r$ is $\\frac{1}{3} \\pi r^2 h$, which is exactly one third the volume of the smallest cylinder that it fits inside. So it looks something like that. | See more ideas about Volume for cylinder, Formula for area and Geometry formulas. The base of the cylinder is a circle whose area is given by =. The height of the cone is the perpendicular distance from the base to the vertex. A 3-in-1 system that can help you achieve your clinical goals. 141593, however the value 3. The Power Of Choice! Digital Pan, Ceph & 3D. The region of the plane enclosed by the directrix is called a base of the cone. 3. Share on Facebook. The volume of a figure is the number of cubes required to fill it completely, like blocks in a box. In order to determine how many seconds it will take for the tank to fill, we must divide the volume by the rate of flow of the water. volume of coneA cone is a three-dimensional figure with one circular base. This is a Triangular The volume for a cone whose radius is R and whose height is H is V = 1 / 3 \u03c0 R 2 H. Volume is 1/3 times pi times the radius, 5 inches squared, times the height of the cone, which is given 12 inches. com Find the exact volume of each cone. There may be so many ways to find out the volume of a cone in Java; we are here to share the simple method. In geometry, a frustum (plural: frusta or frustums) is the portion of a solid (normally a cone or pyramid) that lies between one or two parallel planes cutting it. It has one continuous face and no edges. what is a cone, how to calculate the volume of a cone, how to solve word problems about cones, how to prove the formula of the volume of a cone, Volume of cubes, rectangular solids, prisms, cylinders, spheres, cones, pyramids, nets of solids, examples with step by step solutionsRadiuses, height and slant height have the same unit (e. Next, plug the radius into the formula A = \u03c0r^2, where A is the area and r is the radius. The neat thing about the volume of a cone is that we don\u2019t have to stop there; if we wanted, we could find the radius of a cone using just the volume and the height of a cone. Volume = 1) Volume = 2) Volume = 3) Volume = 4) Volume = 5) Volume = 6) Volume = 7) Volume = 8) Volume = 9) Volume = 44 cm 51 cm 24 ft 43 ft 40 The volume of a cone formula is equal to the one-third of the cylinder. For calculations, Lateral Surface Area means curved surface area. By. e. 1 a: a solid generated by rotating a right triangle about one of its legs \u2014 called also right circular cone b: a solid bounded by a circular or other closed plane base and the surface formed by line segments joining every point of the boundary of the base to a common vertex \u2014 see Volume Formulas Table Volume: Cone, Cylinder, Sphere. Volume of a partial right cylinder. Explain the difference between volume and surface area. Volume of Cone Derivation Proof To derive the volume of a cone formula, the simplest method is to use integration calculus. A sphere is a 3D shape. You are told that Cone B has dimensions that are scaled to 9 times the dimensions of cone A. Volume is the quantity of three-dimensional space enclosed by a closed surface, for example, the space that a substance (solid, liquid, gas, or plasma) or shape occupies or contains. Now let's fit a cylinder around a sphere. You can calculate the height of a cone from its volume by reversing this equation. What is the Volume of a Cone with the given dimensions? Round the answer to the nearest hundredth. 33 in\u00b3 and has a diameter of 22 in. \u2022 volume of a cylinder \u2022 surface area of a cylinder \u2022 volume of a solid with a matching base and top \u2022 volume of a sphere \u2022 surface area of a sphere \u2022 volume of a pyramid \u2022 volume of a cone We will continue our study of geometry by studying three-dimensional figures. Find the volume of the ice cream cone. Step 1. Let's think a little bit about the volume of a cone. A cylinder (from Greek \u03ba\u03cd\u03bb\u03b9\u03bd\u03b4\u03c1\u03bf\u03c2 \u2013 kulindros, \"roller, tumbler\") has traditionally been a three-dimensional solid, one of the most basic of curvilinear geometric shapes. 14 ) Volume - Cone MS3 10) A pop-corn holder in a conical shape has a radius of 52 millimeter and a height of 84 millimeter. A prism is a solid figure that has two parallel congruent sides that are called bases that are connected by the lateral faces that are parallelograms. 5 in and height 5 in can be computed using the equation below: volume = 1/3 \u00d7 \u03c0 \u00d7 1. Free printable 8th Grade Finding Volume: Cone, Cylinder, & Sphere worksheets for test practice. Use 3. Solution The radius of the cone is r 5 8 cm. Since the base of a cone is a circle, we can substitute the formula of area of a circle, [latex]\\text{\\pi }{r}^{2}[/latex] , for [latex]B[/latex] to get the formula for volume of a cone. If you know the formula for the volume of a cylinder, you just need to multiply it by [math]1/3[/math], or divide by 3, \u2026Volume = 1/3 \u03c0r\u00b2h (where h= height of a Cone) The Lateral Surface Area of a Cone = \u03c0rl; Java Program to find Volume and Surface Area of Cone. Get formulas and explanations and use our calculator to determine the volume. Quick and easy volume calculation. Solution: | Home Page | Order Maths Software | About the Series | Maths Software Tutorials | | Year 7 Cone Volume & Radius Calculator Calculate cone volume, radius step by step Sorry, I cannot find the formula for a volume of a part of the right circle cone (a small part or a large one). This is where you actually write down what the function does. A) What is the volume of a cone with the same radius as the cylinder but double the Animated demonstration of the cone volume calculation. Frustum of a Cone A solid is obtained by cutting a right circular cone by a plane parallel to the base of the cone. V 5 } 1 3}\u03c0r2h Write the The volume of a volume is the space found inside the cone. 0. I want to make molds out of pvc piping and need to figure out the height and width. The volume V of a cone is equal to pi (3. A. Some of the worksheets displayed are Volume, Volumes of cones, Find the volume of each round your answers to the, Volume, Volumes of solids, 14 mathvine, Surface area and volume, And work. kasandbox. Such a solid is called a Frustum. mathworksheets4kids. 4 cubic units Explanation: A cone is a 3-dimensional object with a circular base and a tapered side that meets at a point above the circular base called apex of the cone. This Java program allows user to enter the value of a radius and height of a Cone. Lesson 9-3: Cylinders and Cones Hands-on Activity: Volume of Cylinders and Cones Objective: We will compare the volumes of a cylinder and a cone both with paper computation and with actual objects. G. Measurements and equations Volume Calculator online for a right circular cone. Cone Volume = 0. Volume of Cylinders, Cones, and Spheres . Calculate volume of a right circular cone its lateral, base and total surface areas Right Circular Cone has a circle as a base and its vertex is right above the center of the circle. volume = 1 * \u03c0 * r 2 * h: 3: Radius Height. An oblique pyramid or cone has the same formula as a right pyramid or cone. You could Volume of a cone Given the radius and h, the volume of a cone can be found by using the formula: Cone Volume Formula. Volume of a truncated square pyramid. We need the height to figure out the volume. For a perfect cone, set radius2 equal to 0. Terms of a Cone In order to calculate the surface area and volume of a cone we first need to understand a few terms: Radius - The radius is the distance from the center to the edge of the circle at the end. 59 sq. How to use the calculator Enter the radius and height as positive real numbers and press \"enter\". Find the Radius Height Volume of a Cone Worksheet Find the Volume of a Cone Word Problems Worksheet To link to this Volume of a Cone Worksheets page, copy the following code to your site: Derivative of the Volume of a Cone Nov 25, 2007 #1. write a program that prompts the user for the radius and height of a 3-dimensional cone and then calculates and prints the surface area and volume of the cone. Calculate the volume of a cone by its base and height with the equation volume = 1/3 * base * height. Problem - Write a C++ program that computes and outputs the volume of a cone, given the diameter of its base and its height. Cones, Cylinders etc have been under \u2026Volume of a cone = 1/3 \u03c0r2h. Let's think a little bit about the volume of a cone. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM. The volume of a pyramid is one-third the volume of a prism with the same height and base area as the pyramid. About \"Finding the volume of a cone\" Finding the volume of a cone : We can find the volume of a cone using the formula of volume of a cylinder. I have a cheese form that is a partial cone shape that takes a gallon''s worth of milk solids. Cone volume formula. The volume of a cone is given by the formula V = (\u03c0r 2)/3. Jan. URGENTLY NEEDED. 1. A cone is a 2-D geometric shape with a circular base. Surface Area and Volume of Frustum - Geometry Calculator Online calculator to calculate the surface area and the volume of a Frustum given its radius R at the base, its radius r at the top and its height h. Volume of a Frustum of a Right Circular Cone A frustum may be formed from a right circular cone by cutting off the tip of the cone with a cut perpendicular to the height, forming a lower base and an upper base that are circular and parallel. Turns out, the cone's volume is one-third the volume of the cylinder. mathopenref. 2016 \u00b7 This lesson covers the volume of a cone. We will look at the two-dimensional aspect of the outside covering Find the exact volume of each cone. The volume of a cylinder is calculated using the formula =. Oblique cone volume. r = radius h = height s = slant height V = volume L = lateral surface area B = base surface area A = total surface area \u03c0 = pi = 3. A cone is a 3D shape with 2 faces and one edge. So it seems that the area Equations for Sphere, Cylinder, and Cone Volume (Rade and Westergren, 1990) Discussion of Volume Calculation This web page is designed to compute volumes of storage tanks for engineers and scientists; however, it may be useful to anyone who needs to know the volume of a full or partially full sphere, cylinder, or cone. This C# Program Calculates Area and Volume of a Cone. MathHelp. \\] The volume of the sand is \\(800\\pi\\) cubic millimeters. Something like . Find the volume of each cone. A Cone is a three dimensional solid with a circular base and a curved surface that gradually narrows to a vertex. To find the amount of time you have to answer the question, multiply the volume by the rate at which the sand falls: A cone is a pyramid with a circular base that has sloping sides which meet at a central point. We got to see Pi in action! In preparing for the week, I reallyHow to Calculate the Volume of a Cone. The following lesson will explain the general formulas used to find the volume of the most frequently used solid figures: prisms, cylinders, pyramids, and cones. The outputs are the surface area and the volume of the cone. The formulas for calculating Surface Area and Volume areCubeLateral Surface Area = 4a2Total Surface Area = 6a2Volume = a3Cu To calculate the volume of a cone we need to know the radius of the circular cross-section of the cone - this is the measurement from the centre of the circle, to the outer-edge. Volume of a obelisk. MATH. When the apex is not directly above the center of the base we call it an Oblique Cone: Different Shaped Cones. meter), surfaces have this unit squared (e. Turns out, the cone's volume is one-third the volume of the cylinder. What\u2019s that for? Well, one end is a circle, and one is a point. In order to claim the new volume formula applies to the cone, it needs to be established that the volume of the cone is the same as the volume of the pyramid. Calculating the Volume of a Cone: If a cone has a flat bottom, meaning the height and radius meet at right angles, then this formula can be used to find of volume ('V') of that cone (also know as a right circular cone):This free volume calculator can compute the volumes of common shapes, including that of a sphere, cone, cube, cylinder, capsule, cap, conical frustum, ellipsoid, and square pyramid. If you're behind a web filter, please make sure that the domains *. 262 * h(D\u00b2 + d\u00b2 + Dd ) where, h = Height of cone D = Larger inner diameter of cone d = Small inner diameter of cone Truncated Cone Calculator. The calculation of the surface area and the volume will be done in functions, as will the gathering of the inputs. Volume = (1 / 3) * Pi * r 2 * h where r is the radius ob the circular base and h is the height of the cone. Find the height of a cone with a volume of 150 \u0152E and a radius of 10 \u0152E . A \"generalized cone\" is the surface created by the set of lines passing through a vertex and every point on a boundary Volume calculator online - calculate the volume of common geometrical bodies such as cube, box, cylinder, sphere, cone, triangular prism. The area of the base of a cone of radius r is p r 2 . Answer in terrms of pi. Volume calculator online - calculate the volume of common geometrical bodies such as cube, box, cylinder, sphere, cone, triangular prism. Volume of a cone calculator The following volume of a cone calculator will help you find the volume for any cone when the radius and the height are given. Cone Volume Calculator The only thing that is needed to work out the volume of the cone is to input the values of the radius of the base and the height of the cone. Because r is a function of x and h is a function of r, volume can now be defined as a function of x. 1 Give an informal argument for the formulas for the circumference of a circle, area of a circle, volume of a cylinder, pyramid, and cone. com offers 2,650 double cone mixer products. The volume of a cone can be calculated if the cone\u2019s height as well as the base\u2019s radius or area is given. Calculating the Volume of a Cone: If a cone has a flat bottom, meaning the height and radius meet at right angles, then this formula can be used to find of volume ('V') of that cone (also know as a right circular cone):Further terminology. The height of the cone is h 5 12 cm. Python Program to find Volume and Surface Area of a Cone using functions This program allows user to enter the value of a radius and height of a Cone. We must first take a look at the properties of Triangular Prisms. An online calculator to calculate the surface area and volume of a Cone. 14) disappears during the calculation of the final problem. The formula for the volume of a cone is V=1/3h\u03c0r\u00b2. Volume formulas. For the purpose of obtaining results for several cones simultaneously, you can introduce into the calculator the multiple values of the cone. Doubling h will double the volume of every vertical slice. A three dimensional shape made up of a flat circular base and a curved surface which tapers to a point called the apex. So the cone's volume is exactly one third ( 1 3) of a cylinder's volume. There are a number of ways to approximate the volume of these solids. This calculator and more easy to use calculators waiting at www. It has 3 faces 1 day ago Learn how to get the volume of a cone and practice with an interactive calculator. volume = Pi * h / 3 * (r1 2 + (r1 * r2) + r2 2) Enter three known values and the fourth will be calculated. Volume is often quantified numerically using the SI derived unit, the cubic metre. Date: 10/16/98 at 16:11:50 From: Doctor Rob Subject: Re: Volume for elliptical cone The equation of the cone is x^2/a^2 + y^2/b^2 - z^2/h^2 = 0, for 0 <= z <= h, where the origin is at the vertex, the z-axis is the axis of the cone, the plane z = h is the plane of the base, the semi-major axis of the elliptical base is the line segment z = h, y By similarity, the upper cone has a height of 18. 3) I have a snow globe with a diameter of 3 cm. A cone with elliptical cross section. Below are six problems for students to solve. 14) cubic centimeters. What happens to the volume of a prism when you double the height of the figure? How do you know? o. A cone is a solid figure with a rounded base and a rounded lateral surface that connects the base to a single point. 01. 09 cm. Let's take a look at a diagram of an actual prism. Cone Volume Definition. The parametric equations for an elliptic cone of height h, semimajor axis a, and semiminor axis b are x = a(h-u)/hcosv (1) y = b(h-u)/hsinv (2) z = u, (3) where v in [0,2pi) and u in [0,h]. The height and diameter of a cone-shaped storage tank are 9 feet and 14 feet respectively. The volume of a cone is the amount of space it occupies. 14159Cone. Provide the student with both the general formula for finding the volume of a cone, V= Bh, and the specific formula, V=, and clearly identify the meaning of the variables in each formula and explain why the two formulas are equivalent. (density 7860 kg/m3) Learn about volume the fun way in this Shape Shoot Geometry Math Game. Volume is 1/3 times the area of the base, pi times radius squared, times the height of the cone. o. inches to feet so you are working in the same unit, then you can divide the volume of a cone into the The formula to find the volume of a cone is volume equals one-third times the base times the height. A cone with an apex that is not aligned above the center of the base. The base is the larger circle, the top surface is the smaller circle. Home > Pre-algebra > Volume > Volume Of A Cone > Worksheets Volume Of A Cone Worksheets (PDF) Volume Of A Cone Worksheet 1. 16. Volume of a hollow cylinder. k Assignment Find the volume of each figure. The volume of a cone is. We\u2019ll use the same cone as we did before as an example of a cone we can use. Practice: Volume of The volume enclosed by a cone is given by the formula Where r is the radius of the circular base of the cone and h is its height. Either enter an exact answer in terms of Volume of cones, cylinders, and spheres. Recall the formulas for the following two volumes: \\( V_{\\text{cone}} = \\frac13 \\pi r^2 h\\) and \\( V_{\\text{sphere}} =\\frac43 \\pi r^3 \\). Volume of a pyramid. Neste Artigo: Calculando o Volume de um Cone Voc\u00ea pode calcular o volume de um cone facilmente assim que voc\u00ea souber sua altura e o seu raio e colocar estas informa\u00e7\u00f5es em uma f\u00f3rmula para encontrar o volume de um cone. You should order your ice creams in cylinders, not cones, you get 3 times as much! Oblique Cone. Every 4cm is estimating at best. When we write volume = s 3, strictly speaking this should be read as \"s to the power 3\", but because it is used to height of 15 cm. When we model the volume of a cone, we will be getting the following result. In the powerpoint is a link to a demonstration of the formula (not involving calculus as students studying this topic most likely will not have encountered this yet!). sphere = (4/3) pi r 3. You should order your ice creams in cylinders, not cones, you get 3 times as much!Volume of a Frustum of a Right Circular Cone A frustum may be formed from a right circular cone by cutting off the tip of the cone with a cut perpendicular to the height, forming a lower base and an upper base that are circular and parallel. A cylinder is a type of prism. Notice that the volume of a cylinder is derived by taking the area of its base and multiplying by the height . Calculates the volume, lateral area and surface area of a circular truncated cone given the lower and upper radii and height. Volume worksheets broadly classified into four major segments: Volume of prisms, Volume of cone, cylinder and sphere, Volume of pyramids and Volume of mixed and combined shapes. Volume of a Frustum of a Right Circular Cone A frustum may be formed from a right circular cone by cutting off the tip of the cone with a cut perpendicular to the height, forming a lower base and an upper base that are circular and parallel. Find the height. 201626. I am going to remove the cone of radius r and height h from the cylinder and show that the volume of the remaining piece (call it S) is 2/3 r 2 h leaving the cone with volume r 2 h - 2/3 r 2 h = 1/3 r 2 h. Showing top 8 worksheets in the category - Volume Of Cone. You'll learn about the formula for the volume of a cone and see how to use the volume; cone; 1/3 volume of cylinder; 1/3 base times height; base; height; area 1 day ago Learn how to get the volume of a cone and practice with an interactive calculator. When fill up cone up to the brim is emptied into the cylinder 3 times then the cylinder will be completely filled up to the brim. If you think of like a conical hat of some kind, it would have a circle as a base. Find the volume of air it can occupy. The Volume of the Shell of a Cone (Hollow Cone) calculator computes the volume of the shell of a cone. Volume of the frustum. How to find the volume of an oblique cone Oblique Cones A cone is a 3-dimensional object with a circular base and a tapered side that meets at a point above the base, called the apex of the cone. A cone is what is a cone, how to calculate the volume of a cone, how to solve word problems about cones, how to prove the formula of the volume of a cone, Volume of And the formula for the volume of a cone-- and it's interesting, because it's close to the formula for the volume of a cylinder in a very clean way, which is somewhat surprising. Substituting in the frustum volume formula and simplifying gives: Now, use the similar triangle relationship to solve for H and subsitute. Find the height of a cone with a volume of 21 N> and a radius of 4 N> . Problem One: Find the volume of a cone with a slant height of 9 units and a diameter of 12 units. If the radius of a circle is 17 cm, then the diameter of the circle is 34 cm. Calculate the Volume of a Pile in Cubic Yards Calculate the Volume of a Pile in Cubic Yards - Cone Shaped Metric Number of Truckloads (Metric Measurements) Calculate the Volume of a Pile in Cubic Metres Calculate the Volume of a Pile in Cubic Metres - Cone Shaped Information Bulking/Swell Factors for Various Excavated/Mined Materials Start with the formula for the volume of a cone. 14 for pi. This program is used to find the the volume and surface area of cone. Rewrite as. Problem Solution Here radius and height of the cone is obtained from the user and the surface area and its volume its calculated. 58 (0) A cone is a three dimensional geometric shape with one vertex and a circular base. Extensions and CALCULATE VOLUME OF CONE. kastatic. Volume = 1) Volume = 2) Volume = 3) Volume = 4) Volume = 5) Volume = 6) Volume = 7) Volume = 8) Volume = 9) Volume = 5 yd 12 yd 14 ft 18 ft 3 in 7 in 8 in 9 in 6 yd 14 yd 5 ft 3 ft 12 ft 7 ft 6 in 9 in 8 volume = Pi * h / 3 * (r1 2 + (r1 * r2) + r2 2). A cone is a three-dimensional figure with one circular base. 4 cubic feet. Volume of a Cone Find the volume of a cylinder with a radius r=1 m and height h=2 m. \u03c0 defines the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter and is approximately equal to 3. These 8th Grade Math worksheets are organized by topics and standards such as multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, telling time, fractions, area, graphs and more. B: take the volume under the cone and subtract it from the volume under the plane inside the ellipse (the intersection of the plane and the cone is an ellipse - so it's projection onto a horizontal plane at, say, z=b, would also be something eggy this doesn't look any easier). Volume of the tip cone. ellipsoid = (4/3) pi r 1 r 2 r 3 Units . Welcome to cone geometry! Let's kick off with how to work out the volume of a cone. The final formula for the volume of a cone is: Let's find the volume of this cone. The volume of a cone is linked to the volume of a cylinder. The formula for volume = \u03c0r^2*h Step 3. A cone with diameter 20 cm and a height of 20 cm. 094 cubed units. cubic meter). Students learn that the formula for the volume of a cylinder is pi times radius squared times height, so the volume of a cylinder that has a radius of 10 Autor: MathHelp. Whether it's a sphere or a circle, a rectangle or a cube, a pyramid or a triangle, each shape has specific formulas that you must follow to get the correct measurements. A right frustum is a parallel truncation of a right pyramid or right cone. Calculator online on how to calculate volume of capsule, cone, conical frustum, cube, cylinder, hemisphere, pyramid, rectangular prism and sphere. GXDP-700 \u2122 Series. How is the volume of a cylinder related to the volume of a cone? \u2022 Journal/Writing Prompts. The formula used in this program are Surface_area = Pi * r * (r + sqrt(r2 + h2)), Volume = 1 / 3 * Pi * r2 * h where r is the radius and h is the height of the cone & Pi = 22/7. Store the volume function, , into Y 3 by using Y 1 for r and Y 2 for h. Improve your math knowledge with free questions in \"Volume of cones\" and thousands of other math skills. What you also need is a declaration of your function. (4) The coefficients of the first To calculate the volume of a cylinder we need to know the radius of the circular cross-section of the cylinder - this is the measurement from the centre of the circle, to the outer-edge. The sides of the cone slant inward as the cone grows in height to a single point, called its apex or vertex. Video answer \"Volume of cone. The volume is a function of the top radius ( a ), bottom radius ( b ), thickness ( t ) and height ( h ) in between. CONTENT. It's called lateral surface area for cube and cuboid and curved surface area for cylinder, cone and hemisphere. . Categories: Videos Tags: cone, volume. Tweet on Twitter. A curved Note : The formula for the volume of an oblique cone is the same as that of a right one. The radius of the cone is stored in Y 1 and the height of the cone is stored in Y 2. Math Video How to Calculate the Volume of a Cone **The number pi (approx 3. (see figure below). You will have to be consequent with the units. A cone is a solid that has a circular base and a single vertex. a cone has a perpendicular base and two slant heights, from both the sides. Ratio \u2013 Sharing the total Fractional Indices Volume Calculator. it means, the volume of a cylinder can occupy three cones in it. Check it out. [/math] (from Right Circular Cone) Explanation: . The volume of a cone is \u00b9/\u2083 \u00d7 \u03c0 \u00d7 r\u00b2 \u00d7 l. Juni 2012A cone is a 3D shape with 2 faces and one edge. Also, as a decimal. square meter), the volume has this unit to the power of three (e. The volume of the oblique cone( to the nearest tenth) is, 142. First of all, you should define the function you wish to calculate the cone volume with. These are pyramid, truncated pyramid, cylinder, hollow cylinder (pipe), cone, truncated cone, sphere, the segment of a sphere and a barrel. Volume of Cone. calculate the value of r for which the volume is a maxium. Area and Volume Formula for geometrical figures Israel Science and Technology Directory Volumes of Solids Date_____ Period____ Find the volume of each figure. An oblique cone is a cone with an apex that is not aligned above the center of the base. It is measured in cubic units. 4 5 customer reviews. What fra The volume of a cone is given by the formula \u2013 volume = 1/3(pi * r * r * h) where r is the radius of the circular base, and h is the height (the perpendicular distance from the base to the vertex). So, the radius on cone B is 9r and the height on cone B is 9h. Review Cavalieri\u2019s Principle and guide the student to apply it in order to conclude that the volumes of the two solids are equal. Height: h Area of base: B Volume: V V = hB/3 Note - This IS a homework question, so just hints. 14159) times the diameter d squared times the height h divided by twelve; V = pi * d^2 * h / 12 A parabolic cone has a smooth curved surface and a sharp pointed nose. It is given by the formula: where r is the radius of the base and h is the perpendicular height of the cone. phpFormula for the volume of a cone, visual explalantion with animation. com. So, the volume of frustrum = the volume of the whole cone - the volume of the upper cone = (1/3) pi (12^2 * 24 - 9^2 * 18) = 666 pi-----Attn: To get the height of the upper cone, you can count mentally: for every 12-9 = 3 units change horizontally, the vertical change is 6. A curved surface connects the base and the vertex. The volume of a cone is given by Example 42. web-formulas. The volume of a cone is \u00b9/\u2083 \u00d7 \u03c0 \u00d7 r\u00b2 \u00d7 l. GMD. This is an enema bag and it's measured in ccs. . This volume calculator used to calculate the various simple shapes of volume such as cone, cube, ball, cylinder and rectangular tank using the known values. Volume was originally defined as a function of both r and h. The line form the centre of the base to the apex is the perpendicular height. A cone is a three-dimensional figure with one circular base. 5 2 \u00d7 5 = 11. This calculator will calculate the volume of cone given its height and the radius of its base. Imagine starting with a right pyramid or cone and sliding thin layers to make it oblique. The volume is a measure of how much a figure can hold and is measured in cubic units. For a circular cone with radius r and height h, the formula for volume becomes $ V=\\frac{\\pi}{3}r^2h $ For a right circular cone, the surface area $ A $ is $ A=\\pi r^2+\\pi rs $ where $ s=\\sqrt{r^2+h^2} $ is the slant height. Right circular cone. 10) A party hat has a diameter of 18 feet and a height of 25 feet. Bea also calculates the volume of the sugar cone and finds that the difference is < 15%, and decides to purchase a sugar cone. 21. g. So, if you want the volume in cubic meters, you will have to fill in all the data in meters. a geometric surface formed by a line rotating about the vertex and connecting the peripheries of two closed plane bases, usually circular or elliptical, above and below the vertex. Calculate the volume of the cone java program. You may select the units of measurement for each problem. You can calculate the full volume of the cone, and other properties, using the ASS and ASA triangle theorems. org and *. MATERIAL MS. Think of the volume as the amount of ice cream you can stuff inside an ice cream cone. Volume Of Cone. The measure of space that an object or material occupies is called as volume. Name : Score : Printable Math Worksheets @ www. It has a curved surface which tapers (i. Volume of a cone: 1 / 3 \u03c0 r \u00b2 h, where r is the radius of the base and h is the height of the cone; a geometric surface formed by a line rotating about the vertex Here are some geometrical bodies, whose volume can be calculated. To calculate the volume we multiply Formulas . Find the volume of cone = (1/3) b h = 1/3 pi r 2 h . ( use ! = 3. 2. Note 4 In this next activity, you will compare the volumes of a cylinder, cone, and sphere which all have the same radius and the same height. The cone's height H is twice the height of the cylinder h, so H = 2h. Volume Of A Cone Worksheet 2. Enter three known values and the fourth will be calculated. double coneVolume(double, double); You should pay attention to always leave the main function at the end of your . A cone with a polygonal base is called a pyramid. Such a cone is characterized by the radius of the base and the altitude of the cone, that is, the distance from the vertex to the center of the base. The surface area of a truncated cone is the total amount of area that the entire surface of the truncated cone takes up. Volume of a right circular cone. Find the volume of the cone. org are unblocked. The volume of a cone is one third pi, times the radius of the base squared, times the height. Round the answer to nearest tenth. Calculate Cone Shape from the Conical Frustum If the calculation can be done the answer will include a link to the Cone Calculator presenting the full cone of the expanded frustum. Volume of a right cylinder. Download PDF. A right circular cone is a cone with a circular base, whose peak lies directly above the center of the base. KylesCalculators. Home > Videos > Volume of a Cone Volume of a Cone. Find the volume of a cone whose radius is 0. Problem 1: Find a formula for the area of the lateral surface of the cone shown on the left above. The plane is vertical (one branch of hyperbola in the Volume : \u2022 Volume Formulas \u2022 Volume of Irregular Shape \u2022 Volume of Cube \u2022 Volume of Rectangular Prism(Cuboid) \u2022 Volume of Cylinder \u2022 Volume of Cone \u2022 Volume of Sphere \u2022 Volume of Hemisphere \u2022 Volume of Prism \u2022 Volume of Pyramid From Hemisphere to Mensuration From Hemisphere to Home Page 309 9. To calculate volume with a cube, use the formula v = s^3, where s is the length of the sides of the cube. We shall discuss problems on finding the volume and surface area of a frustum of a right circular cone. These activities align with mathematics Common Core Standard 8. Further terminology. The Volume of the Frustum of a Cone. This lesson covers the volume of a cone. From similar triangles in the figure, we have. 72 cubic centimeters. 10. Let's Review The process for determining the volume of a cone is very similar to determining the volume of a cylinder. If the diameter is 34 cm, then circumference of the circle is approximately 107 cm. Single dimensions and two dimensions shapes like straight line or square, circle, triangle have zero volume in three dimensional space. In other \u2026In math (especially geometry) and science, you will often need to calculate the surface area, volume, or perimeter of a variety of shapes. Calculate the volume of the cone java program. Enter three unknowns in the form below and press the \"CALCULATE\" button. Determine if both statements are TRUE or FALSE. Volume of a oblique circular cylinder. As you can see only 1/3 is extra here. 781 in 3. It is commonly measured in gallons, liters, or milliliters. A) Tall cone . See also Right cone , circular cone , height of a cone , volume , oblique A cone is a three-dimensional geometric shape that tapers smoothly from a flat base to a point called the apex or vertex. A cone has a volume of 950. In order to calculate the volume of a cone, we need to use this formula: Volume = 1/3 * Pi * r^2 * h. The displacement should be the volume of the limb. A wide variety of double cone mixer options are available to you, such as agitator, homogenizer, and ribbon. This volume can be computed with the following equation: [math]V = \\frac{1}{3} \\pi h(a^2+ab+b^2)[/math] See the diagram. But for frustum of the cone as we are slicing the smaller end of the cone as shown in the figure, hence we need to subtract the volume of the sliced part. Volume is the quantity of space, calculated in cubic units, which a body occupies. \" Can you check my work The volume of the cut-cone is is the volume of the full cone minus the volume of the Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 174 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow , the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers. About 86% of these are mixing equipment, 2% are concrete mixers, and 1% are blenders. In fact, the volume of a cone is exactly one-third of the volume of a cylinder with the same base and height. e m= r/h Volume as a Function of x. We can substitute the values into the volume formula. The formula used to calculate Area and Volume is Formula for Cone Area Volume Cube Volume = (1/3) \u03c0 r 2 h Cube Surface Area = \u03c0 r (l + r) For Example Find the volume and area for base radius is 5 and height of the cone is 6 Volume Cube Volume = (1/3) \u03c0 r 2 h In the figure above, drag the orange dot to resize the cube. Formula for the volume of a cone, visual explalantion with animation. The Inquiry Project Science curricula and professional development aligned with the NRC Science Framework. Volume of a wedge. 5 Volume of Pyramids and Cones 511 Find the Volume of a Pyramid Words Volume 5} 1 3}(area of base)(height) Symbols V 5} 1 3}Bh 5} 1 3}\u03c0r2h VOLUME OF A CONE Find the volume of the cone. Volume of a cone: \u03c0r 2 h, where r is the radius of the base and h is the height of the cone b. Cone Shape. (Try to imagine 3 cones fitting inside a cylinder, if you can!) Volume of a Sphere vs Cylinder. The elliptic cone is a quadratic ruled surface, and has volume V=1/3piabh. You can also see that Cone B's volume is just times that of Cone A. Use the formula for the volume of the cone to find the volume of the sand in the timer: \\[V=\\dfrac{1}{3}\\pi r^2h=\\dfrac{1}{3}\\pi\\cdot10^2\\cdot24=800\\pi. Cylinders and Cones Volume Worksheets This Surface Area and Volume Worksheet will produce problems for calculating volume for cylinders and cones. Volume of an elliptic cylinder. As learning progresses they are taught to use Pythagoras' Theorem to find the perpendicular height when the slanted length is given. A cone is a three-dimensional geometric shape that tapers smoothly from a flat base to a point called the apex or vertex. And that's what's neat about a lot of this three-dimensional geometry is that it's not as messy as you would think it would be. Volume of Hollow Frustum of a Cone 12/30/2010 4:08 AM I WANT TO CALCULATE WEIGHT OF VOLUME OF HOLLOW FRUSTUM OF A CONE OF DIA 950 AND DIA 670 AND HEIGHT 240,THICKNESS 8. You can use the formula for the volume of a cylinder to find that amount! In this tutorial, see how to use that formula and the radius and height of the cylinder to find the volume. Volume is the quantity of three-dimensional space enclosed by some closed boundary, for example, the space that a substance (solid, liquid, gas, or plasma) or shape occupies or contains. Hi, I'm working on a related rates problem, and I need to find the derivative of the volume of a cone. It has 3 faces Question from George, a student: 1. Frustum of a Cone. com/conevolume. Subscribe A cone of radius r and height h is placed inside a cylindrical can of radius r and height h. The calculation for the volume of a cone of height h, whose base is centered at (0, 0, 0) with radius r, is as follows. comAufrufe: 84KVolume of a Cone - Web FormulasDiese Seite \u00fcbersetzenhttps://www. To calculate the volume of a cone, first, we should know something basics about the cone. o t MAnl SlM zrDiRgUhct Bs G hr 7e VsNe7rxv keKd9. Example 5: Find the height of a cone whose volume is 22 cm 3 and the radius of the cone = 1cm, use \u03c0 = 22/7 Solution: V = 1/3 \u2219 \u03c0 \u2219 r 2 \u2219 h = 22 V = 1/3 \u2219 22/7 \u2219 1 \u2219 1 \u2219 h = 22 V = h = (22 \u2219 7 \u2219 3)/22 V = h = 21 cm. Volume of a Cone This page has a collection printable worksheets for teaching students to calculate the volume of a cone. 14 is often used. When the base of a right cone is a circle, it is called a right circular cone . Practice applying the volume formulas for cones. 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        "raw_content": "PF Projects / On Going / Economic Alert / The Choices for Voters: Forthcoming Parliamentary Elections Getting out of or continue to be in the vicious circle?\nThe 2015 Presidential Election was fought on a governance platform. Sri Lanka advanced from a US$ 600 per capita income or a low - income economy in 1994 to a US$ 3,600 per capita income or US$ 70 billion middle-income economy; bringing down unemployment, inflation and poverty from double digit to single digit levels; ending the 30 year terrorist war; and entering a phase of modern infrastructure development that accelerated growth. Despite this, the 2015 Presidential election proved that the way forward cannot be sustained without addressing governance failures.\nThe governance failures were obvious. The incumbent government could not address international concerns on human rights and regional politics of India and China. Domestically, indiscipline among ministers and top bureaucrats brought about discredit. Politicians engaged in the illegal businesses of liquor and drugs. The family of the President engaged in business and politics. Appointments to top positions and diplomatic posts were not credible. Corruption charges were ignored. Independent agencies did not live up to public expectations. The President did not take serious action to fire anyone. Arm\u2019s length transactions were expanding around influential people. The government, security forces and state agencies got into commercial businesses- all unwarranted. The President lost the election surprising many.\nPresident Rajapaksa left a strong legacy behind. He gave uncompromisingly bold leadership to end the conflict. He embarked on a massive infrastructure development drive and he tapped every possible funding source to realize it. Progress was made in macroeconomic management by committing to a lower fiscal deficit. The President left the country with a 5 percent fiscal deficit and lower inflation. Above all he conducted regular elections, including the provincial council elections in the former conflict affected provinces, in spite of the opposition from some of the Ministers. And finally, he conducted the Presidential election two years in advance and conceded defeat even before results were announced. This has given his successor and his followers the opportunity to take the country forward rapidly. The barriers to development are now only political. However, if Sri Lankan politicians get back to historical rhetoric and narrow minded political attacks on their opponents, the golden opportunity that the country has got to move forward with governance centric reforms will be lost. The legacy of President Sirisena should be vision driven and not a repetition of history.\nAlthough the new Government has delivered everything that it promised during the election campaign to provide the usual relief and wage hike to public servants, they must understand voters rejected only the poor governance. For instance, voters expected a transparent formula for pricing fuel and electricity. Instead, the government has reduced administered prices like the previous Government. Similarly, people expect more efficient public service delivery rather than guaranteed pricing as in the past. Equally, a reduction in the budget deficit is expected not by cutting public investment on infrastructure but by eliminating corruption. That means getting procurements and related public sector governance right. This article invites concerned citizens of Sri Lanka, business chambers, intellectuals, corporate leaders, trade unions, academic community, retired senior public servants and media to engage in a non political debate to enlighten political parties as they prepare their manifestos for the general elections. One of which will become the National Development Strategy depending on voter choice. Each manifesto must present the budgetary impact of the measures contained in it.\nSome lessons from recent history\nFood subsidies have dominated elections since independence. Every successive government has attempted to remove subsidies while every opposition has attempted to promote subsidies. The two major parties in the 67 years of post-independent politics, in that sense, have not been successful in mobilizing the population on a clearly defined national political economy agenda. Instead the focus has been on subsidies and handouts.\nThis should not be the case in 2015. First, the incumbent Parliament has representation from all parties for securing the required constitutional reforms. This may be the last parliament that can get strong support from the opposition for the Government, as the President is the Chairman of the main opposition party that commands over 125 members of parliament. Second, the country is a middle- income economy ready for take-off. The barrier was family politics and poor governance. This has now been removed. Third, regionally the country has gained investor appetite as tourism and FDI have gained momentum. The peaceful democratic transition of power should be marketed well overseas instead of downplaying it with local politics.\nThe nation has two serious choices to be made at least for the future.\n1.Mobilize the population around two major parties or give leadership through the formation of two grand alliances by recognizing ethnic and religious concerns on the principles of equality of democratic rights of the people. The trade-offs in center left or center right politics should be discussed on election platforms for people to make choices.\n2.Present a well thought out national economic development agenda, within the relevant political ideology, recognizing global economic realities. People could then make economic choices at the election to maintain necessary checks and balances.\nAvoiding unrealistic promises\nAuctioning of the costly rice subsidy came to an end in the1977 election. The Government of President J R Jayawardena came into power in that election based on the promise of 8 pounds of cereals. In practice, its reforms resulted in the market being liberalized enabling consumers to have access to buy any quantity of their individual choices. Thereafter the voters experienced four landmark promises. The first was President R. Premadasa promising a cash grant of Rs. 2,500 per family. As delivery was costly, only half of that promise (Rs. 1,250) was to be given in 12 staggered rounds. It was short lived.\nThe second was the promise by President Chandrika Bandaranaike to give a loaf of bread at Rs. 3.50. One year later it was discontinued as the annual subsidy cost exceeded Rs. 7,000 million; the same as thetotal cost at that time to build the Colombo-Katunaike Expressway. Third, was the promise of fertilizer at Rs. 350/50 kg per bag by President Mahinda Rajapaksa. It continues to date but at an annual budgetary cost of Rs. 40 billion. The last, was the Rs. 10,000 wage hike to public servants, among many other subsidies and concessions, by President Maithreepala Sirisena. It was granted with the support of all except one MP in the parliament but its sustainability is yet to be seen. So promises to deliver what is not feasible is a common characteristic of the political economy in this country. Therefore, everybody knowingly or unknowingly has become a stakeholder of debt, which is nothing but an accumulated outcome of successive fiscal deficits. This is how economic governance failures have cropped up. The 1978 constitution, which has got further complicated with 18 amendments so far, has generated constitutional failures as well. So the focusing on a governance agenda is timely. However, there is also need to address fundamental budgetary issues as well.\nAn Agenda for a Discussion\nHistorical experience is that all political parties have auctioned non-existent resources. This is reflected in the National Budget. The following issues need to be considered and the questions addressed in a non-political manner with a view to attaining fiscal sustainability in the medium and long term.\nThe Government sector employs around 1.3 million people. Semi-government institutions make this number higher. The wage bill of this segment, in 2016, is likely to be Rs. 700 billion.\nThe pensioners of around 550,000 will cost nearly Rs. 200 billion.\nA. Is this affordable? Do the voters need a public service of this size in terms of numbers and expenditure?\nB. If acceptable, who pays for it? And what from? Personal income tax including PAYEE, Corporate tax, VAT, Excise, Customs duties or user fees?\nC. If not acceptable, how would an affordable wage structure be designed taking into account professional needs of the public service I.e. on the occupational classification of public servants?\nD. Is a VRS the answer?\nHousehold Transfers\n1.The government provides about Rs. 250 billion on household transfers. There are about 1.8 million Samurdi families (about 5 million people). In addition, there are about 4 million school children who get a variety of welfare assistance such as free uniforms, meals and transport. Pregnant and lactating women numbering approximately 1.7 million also receive assistance. Elderly people numbering approximately 300,000 and disabled persons too get government cash assistance. Ranawiru parents of around 1 million get a Rs. 1,000 monthly cash allowance. There is bound to be duplication through these programs as many line agencies, provincial councils and local authorities, are involved in implementation.\n1. What should be the free/subsidized goods? Should they include pharmaceutical drugs, fertilizer, school uniforms, text books, school children and government servant season tickets and subsidized transport?\n2. Should these be targeted to make them more effective, and efficient?\n3. Should the multiplicity of household transfers, such as Samurdi payments, allowances for the elderly pregnant mothers, parents of tri-services, police and civil security personnel be consolidated and granted only for those below a poverty line?\n4. Should be the income cut-off for the national poverty line and will that include income in kind?\n5. Should semi-government institutions like BOI, EDB, Agrarian research, UDA, Tea Board, Rubber control Department, Coconut board, SME authority etc. be independent of the Budget and become self-financing?\nPublic Investment?\nThere is a general acceptance that the Government must maintain reasonably high public investment to develop public infrastructure which is necessary to make private investment viable, including those that can be done on a Public Private Partnership (PPP) or BOT basis. Currently it is around 5 - 6 percent of GDP.\n1.How much budgetary financing should be allocated to Public Investments? If it is below 6 percent of GDP, what are the investments which should be opened to the Private sector to compensate for this: expressways; airports;, power generation and distribution;, railway infrastructure;, aviation business; and petroleum industry upstream and downstream?\n2.What are the plans for the two departmental enterprises, namely Postal services and Railways? Both are heavily unionized and may have outlived their usefulness.\n3.What is the feasible degree of fiscal and power devolution to provincial councils? Do we need activities such as primary agriculture; poor relief and social welfare; cooperatives; primary schools and health facilities; low income housing etc. to be handled by ministries at the National Level?\nPublic Expenditure on Health and Education\nThere have been calls to raise expenditure on health to 3 percent and education to 6 percent. This is more than doubling the present annual budget allocation. Even if this level is to be realized over a 5 - year period, the present nominal outlay must increase by over 20 percent annually. One needs reforms to improve educational outcomes as additional money alone will be insufficient to obtain the desired outcomes. In addition, one needs to determine which areas should be targeted for expansion.\n1. 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Therefore, it is necessary to look at tax and non-tax revenue sources which are not one off measures.\nTaxation as of 2015\nThe tax revenue in the 2015 amended Budget has been projected at Rs. 1,337 billion. Once corrected for the impact of one off revenue measures, over estimation and the general elasticity in the country\u2019s tax system, a more realistic figure could be projected at Rs. 1,000 billion or about 9 percent of GDP. The challenge is to move this in excess of 13 percent of GDP? This can be done on the principles of a broad based low tax rate structure or on a progressive sliding scale system?\nAbout Rs. 250 billion is generated from income taxes. This is little over 2 percent of GDP.\n1. How do we make this a bigger revenue source?\n2. Is it possible to double this in terms of GDP?\n3. Should Sri Lanka raise its tax rates or consolidate the low rates currently in place and remove all exemptions and concessions built into income taxation?\n4. 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        "raw_content": "by Paul Newbery | Aug 30, 2016 | Engagement photography | 0 comments\nWhen I meet a bride and groom for the first time, one of the most common statements is that they don\u2019t feel comfortable haveing their photographs taken. Unless you are a natural exhibitionist, I don\u2019t think any of us are totally at ease in front of a camera. With all my wedding photography packages come with an optional engagement photography session which is a great way to become more at ease with having your photographs taken.\nAs well as becoming happy appearing in front of a camera, it also allows you as a couple to build a rapport with me the photographer. It\u2019s also an opportunity for me to find out more about you and more about your special day.\nTypically an engagement photography session lasts about an hour, and you will come away with images that you are welcome to share with on social media, friends and family or even print and frame it.\nThe location of the photo session is up to you. It could be a favorite walk, a fond childhood place, or even at a visit to your wedding location. If you are stuck for somewhere for the engagement photography photo shoot I can provide some ideas that you will like.\nBen and Lyndsey choose to do their pre-wedding photo shoot in their childhood village of Aston Rowant in Oxfordshire, very close to the church they will be getting married at. As you can see it was a very relaxed fun shoot.\nFor Michelle and Andy\u2019s engagement photography shoot, I joined the couple on a dog walk down by the river Thames in Wallingford Oxfordshire. The couple came back with some lovely photographs, some of which were printed and framed and displayed at their wedding reception.\nMichelle and Andy used some of their photos of their pre-wedding shoot on their wedding day, displayed in vintage style frames made for a welcoming display at their reception at the Olde Bell in Hurley. Other couples have used their engagement photos for \u2018keep the date\u2019 cards or in even a guest book.\nWith Ben and Lucy, the couple was very happy to do an engagement shoot in the beautiful bluebell woods of Greys Court near Henley on Thames in Oxfordshire. At certain times of the year, some locations are stunning and Bluebell woods are hard to beat.\nWhy have an engagement photography session?\n1. A great way to get used to being in front of the camera.\n2. Build up a very good rapport with the photographer.\n3. It\u2019s a good way for me to get to you know you as a couple, find at out about your big day.\n4. Fun. It really is fun and a good way to spend part of the day. Couples and I often share a laugh or two.\n5. It\u2019s included with all my standard wedding photography packages.\nIf you want to find out more about my photography services why not contact me today. For more examples of wedding and engagement photography check out my portfolio and blog.",
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        "raw_content": "Why do some people not get tested for STIs?\nDespite high-profile media campaigns, screening events and clinics \u2013 STIs are still a major problem and show no signs of abating. The majority are easily cured with antibiotics, so why are there still so many infections occurring? Unfortunately, many people don\u2019t get cured because they don\u2019t know they need treatment. Often STIs can lurk for some time before showing any symptoms at all. Here are some reasons why so many people fail to get themselves tested:\nThe standards of education vary hugely depending on where you are in the world. If you don\u2019t know the risks, then how can you protect yourself from them. In developed countries, HIV information is widespread, but gonorrhoea and chlamydia facts not so clear. Some countries teach a thorough sex education curriculum, whilst others won\u2019t educate about STIs at all.\nFor older people, their sex education was likely received in a time when it was not spoken about much and there was a lot of misinformation bandied about. STIs are on the increase amongst the older generation too, who are starting new relationships now their children are grown, or spouses have died.\nAnother reason for people not to get tested is the inconvenience of finding time to visit a sexual health clinic. Perhaps it\u2019s difficult getting time off work to visit the doctor when you don\u2019t look sick. A positive result means a return trip as well to receive treatment. A lot of people would rather bury their head in the sand and hope the problem goes away by itself. However, these days it\u2019s possible to test yourself in the privacy and convenience of your own home. Find out about a home STI test Greenwich at https://www.checkurself.org.uk/plus/\nConfidentiality is also a major concern for those worried about their sexual health. Sexual relations are intimate and private, despite the sexual revolution, most of us would prefer it to stay that way. No matter how much it seems silly, there is still much stigma surrounding fun sex and enjoyment. There aren\u2019t many people who would happily and openly chat about STIs with their friends or colleagues. Opening up to a doctor or healthcare professional and the fear of being judged puts many people off.\nAnother major reason for people not getting checked out is a lack of visible symptoms. Some common infections can remain symptomless, such as chlamydia. Sometimes any symptoms that do present will clear up, leaving the person believing all is well when in fact the infection remains. These infections can linger for a long time and often cause problems in new relationship when couples stop using condoms because they are now in a committed monogamous relationship. STIs that appear now are going to look like infidelity.\nIt might feel like an invasion of privacy or the height of inconvenience but getting tested is so important for not building up potential health problems further on in life. Whether you\u2019ve experienced symptoms or not, regular testing will keep you on top of your sexual health and staying well for longer \u2013 which is also great for anyone sleeping with you too!\nPrevious July 3, 2018 Beauty\n5 Ways to Manage Your Business and Workforce More Effectively",
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        "raw_content": "BADLY IDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS\nBadly identified would seem to the more adequate expression, because one way or the other the UFO phenomenon is indeed identified under multiple forms by a wide spectrum of specialists, that goes from non-believers to the ultra-skeptics. People and organizations continually produce new suppositions about it and the only common characteristics the suppositions have are that all of them are fought over and passionately defended by their respective followers, those from the UFO spectrum. The well perceived suppositions don't necessarily have to be understood. Enthusiasm is sufficient.\nBut would it be reasonable or wise to put all of the thousands of testimonies collected worldwide about the apparitions of strange objects and luminous shapes under one label?\nThe most respected scholars, who for the most part are also the most worthy, are so because they really try to unmask the reality of the facts in an impartial way; without preconceived ideas, estimate that between 85% to 95% of the reports on flying saucers are false alarms. Either they are perfectly well known atmospheric phenomena \u2013 although rare \u2013 or they are open mystery theories.\nThe small percentage of unexplained cases still have to be divided into two distinct groups: one dealing with luminous objects of undefined and or changeable shapes, and the other of the defined flying objects, of metallic appearance that generally look like two upside down saucers facing each other.\nFor the certain non-conformists of the ever-growing contingent of astronomical fantasies, it can be safely affirmed that the group composed of unknown luminous objects are an exclusively natural phenomena. And this is due to a very simple reason, quiet commonplace in fact: nothing that takes place in nature, or through it, can be unnatural . This hypothesis is already quite impossible by the etymology of the very word nature . The only unnatural thing is the behavior of humans that on encountering a natural phenomenon they don't understand they feel they have the right to feed their morbid fantasy (excuse the pleonasm) with the most hallucinated explanations. And not only hallucinated but also irritating, for the more absurd it is, the more unlikely the explanation could be, thus the more interest it will provoke in another group of even more numerous humans that form a single, extensive, compact and sadly credulous mass of fickle enthusiasts.\nIt would be a much more dignified attitude in these cases, in fact the only dignified one, to sincerely affirm: \u201cI don't know anything about it\u201d, or better: \u201cWith the knowledge and resources that we have, we cannot clarify yet the cause and the purpose of these phenomena.\u201d This would be much wiser than to try to disguise one's own ignorance by nourishing those who know nothing at all with some pseudo-esoteric-scientific nonsense. For it is neither the pose of an intellectual, nor a pretentious, mystical, peaceful appearance that makes a dilettante a wise man.\nThese interesting luminous phenomena, already witnessed by many and even registered in photos and films, are natural occurrences, absolutely natural, for if they were not so they simply could not happen. The inflexible laws that rule Creation do not permit unnatural manifestations.\nThese luminous shapes or forms originate from our own planet; they are part of earth's nature, just like the other atmospheric phenomena, as the aurora borealis, or the practically unknown \u201cSaint Elmo's Fire\u201d and the extremely rare \u201cRay-Ball\u201d. The fact that the origin and the meaning of these forms are still not understood should only serve as an incentive for us to deal with the planet we live on more seriously, and deepen our understanding of the phenomena that take place on it. We should pay more attention to the maintenance and preservation of this home that was delegated to us, without allowing our imagination to drag us off to the far ends of the galaxies. Wild imagination provokes fantasy, which in turn fertilizes vanity and presumption. Our performance is here on Earth, for it is the only thing we can fully develop. The sincere will to understand the laws that govern nature and act according to them brings about as the first and most important effect, a reawakened humility, which is in fact the most important basic condition for the understanding of any phenomenon in Creation.\nIn relation to the second group of strange phenomena, the one about the \u201calien spaceships\u201d, this diagnosis is simpler, as there are only two possible causes capable of abducting the innocent and unwary: a shameless lie or impudent fantasy. For, whoever can imagine the following three possibilities; beings from other planets circling Earth from distant galaxies, or from the future, or even still from the beyond, clearly have the time to waste with such topics and are completely unaware of the laws of Creation (and even the laws of physics).\nOf course it is also a ridiculous presumption to imagine that just our small planet is inhabited. Luckily, there are many scientists who believe in the existence of extraterrestrial life, for the most elementary calculation of probability demonstrates the untenability of this puerile and egocentric conception, that life is a restricted miracle to Earth. Nevertheless, it is impossible for the inhabitants of these planets to make courtesy visits to one another in spaceships.\nAlso the widespread, popular idea about the appearance of extraterrestrial beings, as green humanoids with big heads and almond-shaped eyes, and even other similar anatomical aberrations, is naturally, just one more product of that incurable and contagious disease called the human fantasy. Fantasy, induces people to believe in absurdities like this, while the intellect, indissolubly tied down to matter, for a long time now has undertaken the act of extinguishing the true knowledge about the beings of nature, the enteals \u2013 yes, these really exist \u2013 from peoples minds, exiling them far away, to the kingdoms of mythology, legends, and fairy tales. Concerning the looks of the inhabitants of other worlds, man today firmly believes in the distorted appearance generated by his own delirious fantasy, and (the irony of ironies) is that this same fantasy is applied to the knowledge about the existence of the beings of nature here on Earth, only because man has lost, through his own negligence, the capacity to see and integrate with them.\nYes, millions of planets are inhabited but humans like us inhabit them. The human form of the creature that was created according to the image of its Creator is the same everywhere. And we earthlings could have even established contact with inhabitants of other planets, if only we had just developed the right way. Not technologically, but spiritually. For example, those who work with astronomy today could have gotten to the stage of consciously contacting human beings on other planets, who like us, are also spiritual beings. Only a live vibrating spirit is capable of overcoming the immeasurable distances of the material universe, not a technically dead or heavy spirit that can barely make a tiny vehicle run around a few miserable kilometers on Mars that is stuck to Earth in astronomical terms. However, the possibility of spiritual contact with beings from other planets and many other things is completely impossible for this earthbound humanity, because through our own free will we stunted the scope of our development, what else could have happened within the narrow confines of matter.\nThe human of today can form no idea of how much he has limited himself and of how much he has lost by unconditionally submitting himself to perishable matter. 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        "raw_content": "The next threshold that needs to be crossed is paranoia. The reasons for its emergence, and the effects that it will have, are complex.\nThe leader having gained control over the minds of the members, and the members having gained control over their bodies, all of them think that they have risen above society, and achieved a higher level of being. This gives them a heady feeling of superiority. So why would superior beings be paranoid?\nThe ego trip that is driving this whole thing is thriving on getting people to act against their natures. Getting a tired person to go to sleep, or a hungry person to eat, is not an ego trip. 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        "raw_content": "After the Great War Ends, New York Troops March into Germany to meet former foes as Army of Occupation\nNational Guard Soldiers assigned to the 165th Infantry Regiment, 42nd Division, the former 69th New York, pass through the Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen, Germany as they assume occupation duties.\nNational Guard Soldiers assigned to the 165th Infantry Regimental Band approach a square in a town along the Rhine River in Germany during their march into Germany for occupation duties after WWI.\nArmy Maj. Gen. Clement Alexander Finley Flagler, commander of the 42nd Division arrives at the command post of the 167th Infantry Regiment in Sinzig, Germany\nSARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (11/23/2018) (readMedia)-- In just 24 hours, the warm welcome for New York National Guard Soldiers serving in the Allied Army of Occupation shifted 180 degrees.\nNew York Doughboys marching into Germany in November 1918, just ten days after the armistice of World War I, were treated as liberators as they passed through Arlon, Belgium.\nIn Arlon on November 21-22, \"liquor flowed free, and many a rugged Soldier was kissed more than he had ever dared to dream,\" wrote James Cook in his 1994 \"The Rainbow Division in the Great War.\"\nAfter four years of German occupation, the Doughboys arriving in Belgium were welcomed as liberators.\nBut the mood of the local civilians changed dramatically the next day.\nArriving in Buschdorf, Luxemburg on November 23, American Soldiers of the 42nd Division met with a very different populace as they moved closer to the German border. Luxemburg had been neutral in WWI but was occupied by German forces and much of the population sympathized with Germany.\n\"We have our suspicions as to the degree of neutrality practiced by the people,\" wrote Leslie Langille in his 1933 \"Men of the Rainbow,\" \"They are a suspicious looking lot, and seem to resent our being there.\"\nBy the end of November the Doughboys were on the Rhine and entered Germany itself on December 1.\nThose initial suspicions and resentment would change over time as German civilians and American Soldiers came to know each other better. But in the first days and weeks following the armistice, uncertainty created tension on both sides.\nOn November 11, 1918 the Harlem Hellfighters of New York's former 15th Infantry Regiment, redesignated as the 369th Infantry, were recovering from their battle losses in the Argonne.\nThe African American regiment had lost 172 killed and 679 wounded, nearly one quarter of the regiment, and was recovering since the unit had withdrawn from the battlefield on October 14, gathering replacements.\nBut the French had one more mission for the 369th Infantry. Under the command of the French 161st Division, the Hellfighters moved from their position near Belfort, France into Germany on November 17 to serve as an occupation force.\nThe regiment marched for two weeks, claiming to be the first American force to reach the Rhine on November 30 for occupation duties.\n\"It is perhaps one of the most glorious epochs in the history of the race, since the issuing of the Emancipation Proclamation, that the race, represented by three regiments---crack fighting regiments---and a field artillery unit, was engaged in the last battle of the war; that the race was among the first of the Allied troops to go over the top and set foot on German soil after more than four years' courageous fighting,\" wrote Ralph W. Tyler, the only accredited African American correspondent serving with the Hellfighters and the all-black 93rd Division.\n\"As the first American unit of the army of occupation to march into Germany they captured the towns of Blodelsheim, Pessenheim, and Balgau,\" wrote Charles Halston Williams in his 1923 \"The Negro Soldier in World War: The Human Side. \"The Germans, who called them blutlustige schwartze manner (bloodthirsty black men), feared the 369th as strongly as the French praised their feats on the battlefield.\"\nThe 369th Infantry served as an occupation force along the Rhine in Germany for nearly two weeks until relieved on December 12.\nThe occupying troops, however, became an oddity to the German civilians in their midst.\n\"Negro Soldiers were a source of terror to the Germans throughout the war, and objects of great curiosity to the German people afterwards,\" wrote W. Allison Sweeney in his 1919 \"History of the American Negro in the Great World War.\"\n\"Crowds assembled whenever Negro Soldiers stopped in the streets.\"\nBy mid-December, the Hellfighters were going home. They moved to their port of embarkation near Le Mans on New Year's Eve for 1919 and sailed for New York on February 2.\nHaving fought for the allies overseas, the Soldiers were encouraged to continue their fight for greater civil rights at home, said Capt. Hamilton Fish, one of the 369th officers in his 1991 autobiography \"Hamilton Fish: Memoir of an American Patriot.\"\nFish told his men \"You have fought and died for freedom and democracy. Now, you should go back home to the United States and continue to fight for your own freedom and democracy.\"\nOther New York Soldiers had longer stays in Germany.\nThe National Guard's 42nd \"Rainbow\" Division also moved into Germany.The unit received its nickname as the Rainbow Division based on its National Guard units that spanned the country.\nWith the division was the New York City-based 165th Infantry Regiment, the former 69th Infantry of Irish Civil War lineage from the New York National Guard.\nThe Rainbow was one of nine combat divisions, prepared to keep the peace but renew offensive operations if the peace talks failed, a real concern in the winter of 1918-19.\nThe division was reorganizing after its fight in the Argonne offensive and received its orders November 13 to begin its march on Germany the same day as the Harlem Hellfighters, November 17.\nThe route took the Doughboys through occupied France, Belgium, Luxembourg and finally Germany as the American force followed the withdrawal of the defeated German forces.\nThe withdrawing Germans did so in good order, as noted by a Third Occupation Army Intelligence Summary on November 22, 1918 stating that German troops \"were in good humor, singing marching songs and joking together. The officers seemed to have the troops well in hand. Troops marched in good order. A German officer orders a break in the line to let the American cars pass. The troops have not harmed the civilian population in any way, and only petty thefts have been reported.\"\nThe march of the occupation force also drew much attention from the French leadership.\n\"Our march to Germany started at Harricourt Depot, Ardennes, France, and terminated at Neuenahr, Germany,\" recorded Pfc. Charles Corneille, assigned to the 150th Field Artillery. \"During this march we were reviewed by President Poincare of France at Montmedy on November 20, 1918.\"\nThe Rainbow Soldiers were welcomed as liberators in Belgium, after four years of German occupation. The Americans were celebrated in every town they passed through.\n\"Cafes and private homes are jammed with our fellows, and bottles are dug out of their hiding places, covered with dust cobwebs and age, and many toasts are drunk to their health,\" Langille wrote.\nThe regiments also made their presence known, approaching new towns, whether it was the 167th Alabama regiment playing \"Dixie\" on their march or the 165th New York Irish playing \"Garry Owen\" as they entered each village or town.\n\"The civilian reception of the Doughboys became decidedly cooler as they entered Germany,\" wrote Alexander Barnes in 2010 for Army History Magazine's \"Representative of a Victorious People: Doughboy Watch on the Rhine.\"\n\"Once the German border had been crossed, however, the march took on a different tone altogether. Victory flags and pretty girls waving from the windows of the liberated towns of France and Luxemburg gave way to shuttered windows and deserted streets.\"\nAgain, the Americans were more a curiosity to the German people than a conqueror.\n\"All along the way the villagers ran out to see the Americans go by, some just to stand and stare incredulously, some to wave hospitably as if in promise of the welcome ahead,\" wrote the Stars and Stripes newspaper about the occupation of Coblenz, December 13, 1918.\nThe 42nd Division sector of occupation was between Coblenz and Bonn, along the west side of the Rhine. Rainbow Soldiers arrived in their respective towns on December 15.\nOver time, German relations with the American Doughboys warmed in spite of efforts to keep barriers between them.\nFraternization with locals was a significant concern for the Third Army leadership. Troops were reminded that German civilians, including women and children, should be avoided.\nFor most of the American Soldiers, it was an impossible task.\n\"Civilians hold grudges, but Soldiers do not; at least Soldiers who do the actual fighting,\" Father Duffy said in his 1919 autobiography \"Father Duffy's Story.\" Duffy himself met and befriended a German Catholic Chaplain who had served on the Eastern Front during the war. The two met and talked about their experiences often.\nOnce the German locals realized that the Rainbow Soldiers would treat them with respect and kindness, the two populations grew closer.\n\"A spirit of trustfulness and respect springs up between the German people and the American Soldiers, and the high command is powerless to break it up, even if they tried,\" Langille wrote.\nBut the higher command's concern over fraternization focused mainly on preventing the biggest threat to occupying armies since ancient times: venereal disease.\n\"Venereal disease reappeared in the Rainbow Division with a vengeance,\" Cooke noted. The area of occupation for the division was known as a resort area in Germany, and prostitutes from nearby Cologne or Bonn flocked to the area to earn a living off the garrison Soldiers. Military Police soon began enforcing checkpoints at train stations, reviewing identification papers of women traveling into the unit's area of operations.\nCordial relations with local Germans was not considered the problem for occupation Soldiers.\n\"Germany was clean, unscarred by the war, full of food, filled with charming frauleins and hospitable people,\" Cook wrote in his history of the division. \"No sooner were the troops billeted than they found themselves in the local bars and restaurants, making the acquaintance of the local girls.\"\nThe New York Soldiers of the Rainbow Division found themselves in Remagen, supervising and reporting on the conditions of the city, including maintaining law and order, arrests, food supplies for the population or other matters of concern for civilian administration.\nThe 42nd Division Soldiers were relieved of occupation duties April 1 and began preparations to return home. 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        "raw_content": "http://readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/picture-worth-thousand-words-116.html\nAfter looking at an image that tells a story, students brainstorm about the possible events and characters the image illustrates. Students then write from the point of view of one of the characters in the image, sharing the character's thoughts and feelings, describing the events that led up to the picture, or imagining the events that followed.\nTimeline Tool: Use this online tool to help students sketch out the sequence of events for their narratives.\nNarrative Writing Rubric: This thorough rubric can be used to assess any piece of narrative writing.\nThis lesson uses artworks as inspiration for narrative writing. Why use artwork? As Rochelle I. Frei (1999) explains, art \"can be used the same way as written text can to expand children's knowledge of the world, and to understand what children do when they make sense of that world. . . . Art can provide a window into how children negotiate their understandings of images and their knowledge of the world\" (386). In Frei's project, students explain their understanding of pieces of art, revealing details about their literacy processes and strategies. The same kinds of revelations, likely on a more advanced level, are revealed in this lesson, where students explore background actions and other narratives related to the art they study. All students can find success \"where they are\" through this exploration of culture, vocabulary, voice, and characterization in the specific context of the inspiration artwork. Because of the open-ended nature of this lesson, it is particularly appropriate for multi-leveled classrooms and classrooms with special-needs students and English Language Learners.\nFrei, Rochelle I. \"Making Meaning with Art: Children's Stories.\" Language Arts 76.5 (May 1999): 386-382.\nThis lesson is adapted from: O'Keefe, Alice M. 1996. Motivating Writing in Middle School. Urbana, IL: NCTE, 111-12.",
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        "raw_content": "About Academic Rules Departments/Programs Courses Faculty\nOffice of Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid\nCampbell Hall, Room 225\nwww.virginia.edu/arch\nThe academic programs of the School of Architecture encompass the broad range of concerns, disciplines, and sensitivities expressed in Thomas Jefferson\u2019s timeless design for the University, his \u201cacademical village\u201d, which is widely considered to be one of the most significant achievements of American architecture.\nFour distinct, yet increasingly interrelated, disciplines provide a rich setting for professional education. Architecture and Landscape Architecture seek to integrate the academic and professional aspects of their disciplines in the belief that design skills must be responsive to cultural, historical, and physical context as much as to functional need. Architectural History aims to develop an awareness of the value of the past. Urban and Environmental Planning addresses community sustainability and the balance between environment, economy, and social equity. The Common Course (SARC 6000), a course required of graduate students in all departments, explores themes common to architectural history, architecture, landscape architecture, and urban and environmental planning. In addition to this and other courses regularly offered in each discipline, the curricula provide ample interdisciplinary opportunities for the exploration of such diverse contemporary issues as urbanism, energy conservation, social equity, environmental protection, preservation, and adaptive re-use.\nAwards, Honors and Scholarships\nThe full-time faculty numbers about forty-five, augmented by twenty to thirty visiting lecturers and critics from this country and abroad who bring to students their varied perspectives and wide-ranging experience. The student body averages approximately five hundred thirty students, of whom about two hundred are graduate students.\nThe Thomas Jefferson Foundation Professorship in Architecture has been funded since 1965 by an annual grant from the same foundation that has guided the restoration and preservation of Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson. The foundation also awards an annual medal and honorarium to a practitioner or teacher of international distinction and has established two fellowships that are awarded annually to outstanding graduate students in the School of Architecture.\nThe Institute for Environmental Negotiation, established in 1981, is affiliated with the Department of Urban and Environmental Planning and has become a major resource for the resolution of land-use and environmental conflicts. In addition, the Institute awards three or four assistantships each year that provide graduate students with training and experience in negotiation and consensus building.\nMr. Jefferson\u2019s legacy seems as appropriate and alive today as it did in 1819 when the University was founded; and it is one of the imperatives of that legacy, and a central educational aim of this school, that students understand their culture as well as their profession. Since we expect to play major roles in the analysis, planning, design, development, and protection of the physical environment, nationally and internationally, we are charged with that most difficult of tasks: the development of \u201cthe whole person,\u201d one who understands how a craft is connected to a society, who appreciates the larger context of life, and who seeks elegant and practical approaches to its ever-changing needs. Jefferson sought \u201cuseful knowledge\u201d and was able to fashion that knowledge artfully. We take that as our tradition also. Seen in this light, \u201cprofession\u201d is raised to the level of art, and when that art serves life, lasting culture results.\nApplying to the School of Architecture\nThe School of Architecture offers a Ph.D. in the Constructed Environment and four graduate Masters programs: Master of Architectural History; Master of Architecture; Master of Landscape Architecture; and Master of Urban and Environmental Planning. The School of Architecture has one annual admissions process and, in most cases, admits students for the fall semester only.\nFor specific admissions information, including application instructions and deadlines, please visit www.arch.virginia.edu/admissions/graduate/.\nPlease note, if an applicant wants to apply to more than one department within the School of Architecture, s/he must create one account and submit one application per program. 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        "raw_content": "we\u2019ve got one hell of a weekend bearing down on us. frankly, i\u2019m not sure which is currently causing me more stress: the two hurricanes scheduled to cause some very immediate unpleasantness, or the looming primary election this saturday (or that the immediate unpleasantness might directly impact the election). either way, i\u2019ll just say that it isn\u2019t a good weekend to quit smoking, start dieting, or any such thing.\nthe big island of hawaii is bracing for category 1 hurricane iselle to make landfall later today, while the rest of the state prepares for the tropical storm remnants that will surely affect the rest of the state. then, although its looking less and less like it will have a major impact, hurricane julio is just a few days behind. i\u2019d tell people to prepare, but i\u2019m guessing you\u2019re already doing so. Continue reading stay tuned\nas i continue to ponder the idea of a video blog, i\u2019ve started learning some of the necessary skills. i\u2019ve already played around a little with imovie, editing a video of two for the abercrombie for governor campaign. and while i need to continue to develop that skill, i\u2019ve also started puttering around with creating animations in photoshop. here\u2019s my first attempt:\ni haven\u2019t settled on a theme, topic, etc. for the project, so this is just a quick attempt at animation, to see if i could figure it out and get a sense of how time-intensive it could be later on.\nstay tuned for more updates on my video blog project!\nvideo blog! and reading tips\nsince i got no useful feed back to my last post (in fact i got no feed back. at all.), i\u2019m hesitant to reach out into the inter-web for more input and suggestions. still, since this is what\u2019s on my mind at the moment, i will optimistically do so\u2026.\ni\u2019ve been giving a lot of thought to the creation of a video blog, vlog (i\u2019m not sure how i feel about that abbreviation, or whatever you call it). during this past week, i reached out to two of my oldest and smartest friends to see what they thought of the idea of a vlog, solicit concept ideas and suggestions, and if they might be interested in participating in a collaboration. both, intrigued by the idea, said they\u2019d give it some thought.\nin the meantime, i continue to ponder the idea myself, while also poking around the internet for ideas, tips, etc. also, i started watching other video blogs, to get an sense of what others are doing, and came across the vlogbrothers, which i find very entertaining, and have been watching, starting from their first post and working my way to the present. it channel is done by two brothers, both very geeky and funny. Continue reading video blog! and reading tips\ni recently purchased a shotgun microphone to use with my canon rebel t5i. it\u2019s original use was to do some video recording for a reelection campaign event for governor abercrombie. it worked really well for the event and i\u2019m pleased with the purchase, but i\u2019m quickly realizing how rarely i\u2019ll actually need such a mic, unless i create an expressed need for it.\nto that end, i\u2019m considering starting a video blog; creating my own channel, or whatever, on youtube. part of me likes the idea, part of me is hesitant.\nas such i\u2019m reaching out to invite comments, suggestions. what do you think about it? good idea? bad idea? what kind of topics, issues, etc. would you like to see, if i decide to give it a shot?",
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        "raw_content": "Global Warming Fear Mongering (1988 Flashback: Maldives Edition)\nHere is an example of failed predictions that new orgs love to report for their \u201cimmediacy\u201d of danger\u2026 which makes news \u201cexciting\u201d ~ click to isolate this 1988 prediction:\nThis seems odd in light of Maldives spending many millions of dollars to build two new airports.\nShouldn\u2019t they be investing in life rafts? Or are Western busy-bodies the only ones really worried about \u201cman-caused\u201d global warming? Here is a Canadian Free Press story:\nThe Maldives in the Indian Ocean have long been used by global warming alarmists to drive home the dangers of rising sea levels should polar ice sheets keep melting because of man-made global warming. In 2012 former President of the Maldive Islands, Mohammed Nasheed, said, \u201cIf carbon emissions continue at the rate they are climbing today, my country will be under water in seven years.\u201d\nWith such a prediction and recalling how the latest UN IPCC report boosted its estimate of sea level rise, taking into account that CO2 emissions show no signs of abating, you would think the Maldives would be the last place developers would build anything. The Maldives are barely more than a meter above sea level on average. Yet as Pierre Gosselin reports, \u201cThe tourist industry does not believe in the downfall of the Maldives. Thirty additional new luxury class hotel complexes are planned for the next 6 to 10 years, not counting the countless smaller homes. Tourism is currently increasing 20% annually. Whatever is really behind all the rising seal level scar stories, huge commercial investors are obviously dismissing them. If anything, these scare stories are providing lots of publicity for the island\u2019s tourism industry. Already more than 1 million tourists are flocking to the islands every year and Nasheed says the island can handle many more.\nThe developers are on safe ground in spite of Nasheed\u2019s dire warnings. There is a lot of science supporting the tourism industry\u2019s belief that sea level rise is not a problem.\nWhat \u2014 in our past \u2014 is still worse than today\u2019s \u201cscares\u201d and droughts?\nHere is a quick synopsis of a really hard time in our countries history:\n80 Years Ago : Thousands Of Cattle Shot A Day To End Their Suffering\n80 Years Ago, England Had Their Worst Drought In A Century\n80 Years Ago : 117 Degrees In The Midwest\n80 Years Ago : \u201cActs Of God Ravaged The Four Corners Of The Globe\u201d\nCompared to today\u2019s stats via \u201cthe Palmer index,\u201d while bad\u2026 it is not nearly as bad as it has been \u2014 nation wide:\nForbes has this excellent article about what responsible governments do\u2026 and what California does:\n\u2026As we all know, the President and others are selling the canard that the current drought is the result of global warming or climate change. The fact that we had decades- long droughts years before industrialization doesn\u2019t matter to them as they bloviate over a drought of several years.\nSimply stated, California government has other priorities \u2013 priorities which to them are far more important that ensuring that 38 million people have water. They include:\nA High Speed Rail project, mired in lawsuits and of uncertain costs \u2013 at least $68 billion but perhaps double that amount, and\nA 2004 $3 billion stem cell bond program ($6 billion with interest) that has produced no approved therapies but has, according to the AP, resulted in \u201cthe opening of sleek buildings and gleaming labs at a dozen private and public universities built with matching funds\u201d without any cures in the pipeline. Of course, now they want more money.\nCalifornia legislators spend millions more on nonessential items like $2.7 million for a new swimming pool in Calexico near the Mexican border \u2013 during a drought. California is also spending an additional $46.6 million to build up to 54 hydrogen fuel stations to serve a state of 158,648 square miles. That is one station for every 2,938 square miles. Hope you don\u2019t get stranded.\nRather than waste money on such projects, which can\u2019t possibly be more important than water, California should look to places like Singapore to learn what a responsible government should be doing.\nSingapore has but 247 square miles. It is a population of nearly 4.5 million people. Obviously, it has very little land for such things as reservoirs. Instead, Singapore relies on 15 reservoirs, desalinated water, water reclamation, and imported water to meet their water needs.\nSingapore obviously made water production a priority for its tiny landmass that is 0.155% of California\u2019s landmass, yet has 8.4% of California\u2019s population. That is what responsible governments do, and one reason why Singapore has the third highest per-capita GDPs in the world, despite its size and lack of natural resources\u2026.\nREFUTATION of the ABOVE\nThis is meant mainly as a supplement to a Christmas Eve-Eve gathering/discussion I was at. I will make this post a little different than other posts, as, it will be \u201cminimalist.\u201d This is the third installment of the topics covered, which are polar bears, rising sea levels, CO2, Inconvenient Truth (the movie), nuclear power, warmest year, electric vehicles (EVs)/hybrid cars, and bullet trains.\nOne of the main \u201cevidences\u201d the students raised was \u201crising oceans\u201d for global warming being true. These students are basically saying\u2026 \u201cBecause my professor said\u201d \u2026 see for yourself (via Breitbart):\nThere has been no change. ~ Real Science\nAP\u2019s Seth Borenstein publishes pure propaganda: Climate change has made Earth \u2018hotter, weirder\u2026downright wilder\u2019\nBorenstein: In the more than two decades since world leaders first got together to try to solve global warming, life on Earth has changed, not just the climate. It\u2019s gotten hotter, more polluted with heat-trapping gases, more crowded and just downright wilder. Global temperature: up six-tenths of a degree. Population: up 1.7 billion people. Sea level: up 3 inches. U.S. extreme weather: up 30 percent. Ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica: down 4.9 trillion tons of ice. \u201cSimply put, we are rapidly remaking the planet and beginning to suffer the consequences,\u201d says Michael Oppenheimer, of Princeton University. Diplomats from more than 190 nations opened talks Monday at a United Nations global warming conference in Lima, Peru, to pave the way for an international treaty they hope to forge next year.\nClimate Depot\u2019s Morano comment: \u2018AP\u2019s Borenstein can be trusted to shill for UN\u2019s climate summit in Lima Peru, which I will be attending and speaking at. Borenstein relies on Michael Oppenheimer (who is the UN scientists on the payroll of Hollywood stars) and Climategate\u2019s Michael Mann. Borenstein ignores tide gauges on sea level showing deceleration of sea level rise and ignores satellite temperatures which show the Earth in an 18 year \u2018pause\u2019 or \u2018standstill\u2019 of global warming. Borenstein tortues data in order to claim more weather extremes. We are currently at or near historic lows in tornadoes and hurricanes. Even droughts are on long term declines and floods show no trend. We know not to expect more from Borenstein.\u2019 See: \u2018Long sad history of AP reporter Seth Borenstein\u2019s woeful global warming reporting\u2019\nSea level claims debunked here:\nExtreme weather claims debunked here:\nGreenland ice claims debunked here:\nAntarctica ice claims debunked here:\nOverpopulation claims debunked here\nBreitbart makes fun of the idea that loans and insurance could ever be had if these Islands are soon to underwater\u2026 unless these banks and insurance companies know that \u201cClimate Change\u201d is more political than science\nGreat news from the scuba-diving tropical paradise Maldives. They\u2019ve just opened another airport.\nThis means that the Indian Ocean island nation now has four international airports and seven domestic ones. Quite a lot for a country with a population of less than 400,000. Presumably they have high hopes for their tourist industry as they develop luxury resorts on ever more remote atolls.\nHere\u2019s the World Bank: \u201cClimate change presents a challenge for every island in the Maldives, which all lie on the sea level. Any changes in the climate will greatly affect the Maldivian way of life.\u201d\nHere\u2019s the UN Foundation: \u201cClimate change is a serious threat to low lying islands like Maldives whose landmass is close to sea level. The projected rise in sea level over the next century due to climate change is commonly agreed to be about one meter. The highest point on this island nation is one meter. Learn more about the existential threat of climate change on this island and learn more about how the country is pressing for global action on climate change.\u201d\nAnd let us never forget the tragically moving, yet cheery-in-the-face-of-disaster underwater cabinet meeting staged by the Maldives government in 2009 to draw international attention to the terrible and imminent threat these poor islands face.\nLuckily I have thought up a brilliant solution to this problem. Maybe the lucky Maldives (the thriving tourist paradise) could help the unlucky Maldives (the one about to be drowned by global warming) with money and material aid. Perhaps it could use its vast tourist revenues to mitigate against any problems caused by this terrible \u201cclimate change\u201d thing. 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        "raw_content": "Our ground-breaking photography exhibition called \u2018The Luminous\u2019 \u2013 exploring different notions of beauty through the eyes of women from Sneinton \u2013 will be open to the public on Wednesday 21 November and Thursday 22 November from 12pm to 6pm at Surface Gallery, 16 Southwell Road, NG1 1DL.\nThe exhibition, created by our community-led creative programme \u2018Place\u2019, in partnership with the Muslim Community Organisation (MCO), will feature stunning portraits of Sneinton women, taken by the internationally-renowned, award-winning photographer, Laura Dicken.\nLaura explained:\n\u201cThe Luminous explores non-conventional aspects of beauty experienced by individual women from a variety of cultures, ages and life experiences.\n\u201cThe exhibition hopes to challenge ideas around mainstream beauty in terms of how it\u2019s packaged and sold to women, often from a very Western-centric perspective, and its preoccupation with youth and perfection, by exploring different cultural notions of what beauty is, how multifaceted it can be and people\u2019s idea of what their own beauty is.\n\u201cThrough the portraits featured in the exhibition, I\u2019ve aimed to capture the essence of the project and the unique beauty of the individual women taking part.\u201d\nThe exhibition has involved bringing women together from the varied cultures that make Sneinton such a vibrant place to live, to explore what beauty means to them. We started by inviting local women along to two free natural skincare workshops in September run by Sadie Houston, an accomplished beauty therapist, held at MCO and Bakersfield Community Centre.\nLocal women got chance to enjoy a little pampering as they learnt how to create their very own natural beauty products for hands and nails, including scrubs, masks and hand creams, and how to give themselves a manicure at home. At the workshops, women shared their personal stories of beauty, including sharing beauty secrets that have been passed down through the generations, to explore both contemporary and ancient notions of beauty, and got to know more about the project and Laura Dicken.\nA number of the women who came along to the workshops were inspired to take part in the exhibition and have their portrait taken by Laura, to help share conversations around beauty with other women around Nottingham and beyond, through the exhibition at Surface Gallery, which is also set to go online to reach as wide an audience as possible.\nSuzannah Bedford, our Creative Director, said:\n\u201cIt\u2019s been wonderful to hear women\u2019s different opinions on beauty and what beauty means to them as an individual. It became wonderfully apparent at the workshops that most women believe that beauty comes from within and many felt at their most beautiful when they were doing something that mattered to them, from singing to cooking for the family.\u201d\nPhotographer Laura Dicken has been involved in a number of high-profile national exhibitions so it\u2019s a real coup for Nottingham to feature her work. Laura\u2019s recent exhibitions include \u2018209 Women\u2019 \u2013 209 portraits of the UK\u2019s 209 female MPs taken by female photographers to mark the centenary of the first vote for women; 100 Masters \u2013 a campaign to inspire future talent in the Black Country by celebrating contemporary skilled people from the region; and Paris Photo \u2013 the first international fair dedicated to photography.\n\u2018The Luminous\u2019 is the first artist commission by our community-led creative programme \u2018Place\u2019, which is based on Sneinton Market Avenues.\nAnyone is welcome to go along to The Luminous exhibition on 21 or 22 November from 12pm to 6pm at Surface Gallery \u2013 entry is free.\nTo find out more about The Luminous exhibition or Place please email us or visit Place on Facebook",
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        "raw_content": "Marriages. On the 3rd January, at the Parish Church, Milton Lilbourne, Wilts, by the Rev WILLIAM HENRY AWDRY, Rector of Ludgershall, STEPHEN BROWN DIXON of Pewsey, Wilts, to MARY AUGUSTA, eldest daughter of the Rev JOHN HENRY GALE, Vicar of Milton Lilbourne, and AUGUSTA his wife.\nThe marriage of MARY AUGUSTA, eldest daughter of the Rev. J.H. GALE, and S.B. DIXON Esq., of Pewsey, was celebrated in Milton Church on Wednesday January 3rd. The bride was given away by her father, and attended by her five sisters as bridesmaids. The service was read by the Rev. W.H. AWDRY. The choir sang a hymn at the beginning of the service, accompanied on the harmonium by Mrs WORTH, of Sharcott, who also played the Wedding March at the end of the service, with excellent effect. A very good peal of bells was rung as the bridal party left the church, and again as the bride and bridegroom started for Savernake station. The wedding guests consisted of members of the family. 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Among the many bridal presents was a gold watch, by which the parishioners testified their affection for the bride, with a pair of bracelets from the Choir.\nIn the account of the wedding festivities at this place last week, in which all classes vied in showing their regard for the beloved Vicar, and S.B. DIXON Esq. of Pewsey, several valuable presents from public bodies were mentioned. There were others presented to Mrs DIXON which were highly esteemed, as evidences of the good feeling shown by those amongst whom she laboured, and these included: a writing desk, fitted up in every particular, from the children of the school; a work-basket, completely furnished, from the Young Men's Sunday Evening Class, which was in Miss GALE'S charge; and a silver teapot, from the members of the Milton Friendly Society.\nAt the meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Pewsey Union, on Monday last, Mr S.B. 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Positive psychology includes individual creativity, resilience, strengths, courage, humor, flow, emotional intelligence and much more.\nFour years ago, I was introduced to Positive Psychology as a participant in SynoVation Valley Leadership Academy, Ord, Nebraska\u2019s very own leadership academy. This leadership program continues to change my life for the better and the practice of Positive Psychology, in particular, has benefited me greatly.\nHere are six ways I use Positive Psychology to stay energized and ward off winter blues.\nI\u2019m as guilty as anyone of starting my morning off with a stream of negativity: \u201cI look like a wild animal.\u201d \u201cI slept in again!\u201d \u201cI\u2019m a terrible mother.\u201d \u201cI hate the cold!\u201d \u201cI suck at life\u201d\u2026 you get my drift. Take a moment to REALLY listen to your thoughts. 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She is constantly inspired by members of her community so she is excited to represent Ord through CYN.\nShare Your Nebraska Pride\u2014Be a Good Life Ambassador!\nBy Allison Hatch, Talent Attraction Coordinator at the Nebraska Department of Economic Development The Department of Economic Development (DED) and our partners are launching an exciting new initiative this fall called the Good Life Ambassadors, to bring together citizens \u2026\nBy Allison Hatch, Talent Attraction Coordinator at the Nebraska Department of Economic Development\nThe Department of Economic Development (DED) and our partners are launching an exciting new initiative this fall called the Good Life Ambassadors, to bring together citizens who identify as passionate community champions and want to share the good news about Nebraska. We recognize that Nebraska\u2019s current residents are our most valuable resource, as well as our state\u2019s best recruiters. 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Read more about DED\u2019s talent attraction and retention initiatives here!\nAnyone who is interested in becoming a Good Life Ambassador can sign up at nebraska.socialtoaster.com. Ambassadors will receive two or three emails each month encouraging them to share good news about Nebraska with their social networks including significant Nebraska accomplishments, interesting facts and personal responses to fun prompts.\nIn addition, we hope everyone uses #Nebraska to share quintessential Nebraska moments, fun adventures, good news or reasons why you love living, working or playing in Nebraska with your social networks. And, follow us @NebraskaGoodLife on Facebook and Instagram and @NebGoodLife on Twitter!\nDED is grateful for the support of many partners as we launch this initiative. 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As someone who aspires to go to law school, I was very appreciative of the opportunity to meet and network with a number of people in legal professions and reach a better understanding of their roles in a rural community. My favorite experience was an afternoon spent shadowing the County Attorney, attending hearings and discussing the rewards and challenges of his position.\nEmily Coffey and partner Shelby Riggs checking out the York Community with some Red Beard\u2019s Coffee.\nHow did your Serviceship impact you?\nThrough the course of my serviceship, I learned to advocate for myself and my ideas. In other internships, I\u2019ve been assigned duties and projects with minimal autonomy or room for innovation. This experience allowed me to think critically about the projects I was assigned, identify the people I needed to connect with, determine the necessary steps in reaching solutions and take ownership of the project to make it my own. At one point, I faced the challenge of facilitating a discussion with a group of community leaders on a very controversial topic. The advice and support of my RFI mentors and host team empowered me to lead the conversation with confidence. This experience has given me a firm foundation for navigating similar situations in the future.\nFurthermore, I really appreciate the \u201cservice\u201d component of the serviceship experience. Volunteering in York gave me an additional level of investment in the community and helped me to become more in-tune with their way of life; I became more acutely aware of the importance and impact of active community members who give their time and efforts and are dedicated to the happiness and success of their community. On college campuses there are opportunities to get involved and volunteer everywhere you look; but when you have a full-time job and are new to an area, you have to be much more intentional about service.\nServiceship Ambassador | Rural Futures Institute\nEmily Coffey is a senior Political Science student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, with minors in Business, Psychology, Communication Studies, and Global Studies. Following graduation, she plans to attend law school and hopes to stay in Nebraska long-term.\nYoung Nebraskans Week\nBy 2018, employers will see as many as five generations working side by side. More than 60 million baby boomers will exit the workforce, and by 2025, only 40 million new workers will enter to replace them. Advancements in technology will help elevate some labor shortages but not in all sectors. Estimates suggest millennials could make up as much as 75% of the U.S. workforce by 2025.\nOriginally published by Greater Omaha Young Professionals\nAllison Hatch, Nebraska Department of Economic Development\nKayla Schnuelle, Rural Futures Institute\nTom Beckius, Keith Peterson, Jaime Henning & Kayla Meyer, Lincoln\u2019s Young Professionals Group\nLuke Hoffman, Greater Omaha Chamber Young Professionals\nThe face of young American workers, their jobs and where they work is changing.\nYoung workers today are more likely to be underemployed, earning less, living at home with their parents, delaying marriage and dependent on technology. They are less likely to be affiliated with a political party and connected to religion.\nHere is what we also know. Today\u2019s young workers are highly engaged with their work. Additionally, the jobs of today\u2019s young workers are more mobile than they have been for any other generation. Good jobs can be as easy to locate as a good internet connection, whether you are in Albion or Atlanta, McCook or Miami, Lexington or London. As the mobility of jobs continues to increase, communities must ask how they can become more attractive to young workers. Community vibrancy is an ever-increasing factor in today\u2019s job marketplace as workers can often choose from where they work instead of simply locating to where jobs are located.\nThe attraction, retention and development of young workers is vitally important for communities hoping to remain relevant in the rapidly expanding and diversified economy of the 21st Century. It is with this focus in mind that community leaders across the state of Nebraska have developed strategies to target this talent pool through attraction and retention efforts, including a specific priority to ask young workers what the community can do to make it more attractive as a place to live and work.\nYet, no one community knows all the best practices in attraction, retention and development of young talent, and leaders and communities are constantly faced with limited resources.\nYet, no one community knows all the best practices in attraction, retention and development of young talent, and leaders and communities are constantly faced with limited resources. As such, a concerted statewide coalition of leaders working together, sharing best practices and resources across the state, to focus the spotlight on young talent and vibrant communities together is the next step in making sure we are at the forefront for young workers.\nYoung Nebraskans Week will be a carefully curated series of speakers, discussion panels, workshops and networking opportunities hosted by communities across the state that celebrate the talent, insight and energy of young professionals working in Nebraska while also exploring the intersection between cultures and cities. Developed by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development and modeled after Lincoln\u2019s Young Professionals Group\u2019s annual YP Week, Young Nebraskans Week aims to concentrate our state\u2019s focus on growing, retaining and developing our youngest members of the workforce. We know that highlighting the best of what Nebraska offers is how we win the fight for young talent and helps to keep Nebraska prosperous.\nAs we launch Young Nebraskans Week in 2018, we will be working throughout the state with local partners to create a dynamic environment focused on young workers. We will call upon industry, labor, chambers of commerce, economic development partners and many others to help make this initiative as strong as possible. We ask every Nebraskan to join our coalition in the fight to attract and retain young workers to our state. Collaboration is the new competition.\nLeadership Skills: Being A Doer To Become A Leader\nI\u2019ve never considered myself a \u201cleader.\u201d My philosophy has always been to do and steer. Meeting gets out of hand; get it back on point. People are complaining about a constant problem; address said problem.\nBy Walker Zulkoski, Executive Director of Gage Area Growth Enterprise (NGage)\nI\u2019ve never considered myself a \u201cleader.\u201d My philosophy has always been to do and steer. Meeting gets out of hand; get it back on point. People are complaining about a constant problem; address said problem. I don\u2019t do these things because I think of myself as a leader. I do them because I only have so much time and energy\u2014and to sit in a meeting talking about the same thing over and over again is a waste. My thoughts turn to, \u201cLet\u2019s get things done and move on to the next project.\u201d\nIf you are in that stage of life where you work hard, you produce, people count on you and you consistently think of the next idea, then you, like so many of us, are in this state of leadership purgatory.\nMany of us with this mindset are at the same point. Millennials are reaching the stage in their careers at which they master their trade and naturally begin to find new ways of accomplishing tasks more efficiently and effectively. Rather than buckle down and work harder, we step back, analyze and work smarter. We spend more time planning, listening, navigating and dreaming\u2014knowing that we can\u2019t do it all and that we must allow others to conquer the task with their own skills. It\u2019s important to act on these ideas, take note of the outcomes and understand that these activities are creating future leaders.\nWhen we do take on these initial leadership roles, we don\u2019t completely move on, and that\u2019s fine. As Charlette Beers describes in her article, The Three Stages of Your Career, \u201cNo one is a leader all the time,\u201d tackling a leadership role when we need to and then reverting back to being a doer is a natural cycle. The idea doesn\u2019t have to be something earth-shattering that turns your entire business upside down. Simple changes or projects can get you the same experience and give you the confidence to do it again.\n\u201cWhen the new idea comes to you, run with it.\nStep out of your comfort zone, take a risk and lead the charge.\u201d\nWhen the new idea comes to you, run with it. Step out of your comfort zone, take a risk and lead the charge. Then go back to being a doer and think of the next idea you want to act on. The more times you do this, the more experience you gain.\nDocument your experience. Reflect on it to understand what did and did not work. How would you change your approach? Take your experience, and turn it into an elevator pitch. Nobody will remember that you did a good job unless you tell them. The more projects and charges you lead will add to your toolbox of knowledge and make you better the next time. Let these experiences mold you into the leader you aspire to become. It\u2019s a never-ending process, but it needs to start now. Take your idea and run with it then go back to being a doer and think of the next one.\nWhat will you do to define the future?\nWalker Zulkoski\nExecutive Director | Gage Area Growth Enterprise (NGage)\nConnect with Walker on LinkedIn & Facebook.\nWalker Zulkoski is the Executive Director of Gage Area Growth Enterprise (NGage) in Beatrice, NE. Originally from Ord, Nebraska, his mission is to help rural Nebraska prosper. Walker is a graduate of the State Chamber\u2019s Leadership Nebraska class, the RFI Leadership Development Program, Leadership Beatrice, and is currently a member of the Sherwood Foundation\u2019s Catalyst class. He holds a bachelor degree from the University of Nebraska\u2013Lincoln, a Master Certificate from Villanova University, and an MBA from Nebraska Wesleyan.\nHosting RFI Serviceship\nThis summer the Rural Futures Institute at the University of Nebraska partnered with 31 organizations to send 10 student interns into rural communities for nine-week \u201cserviceships,\u201d or service internships. Projects the students worked on varied greatly depending on the needs of each host community; however, the ultimate goal of each serviceship was to make a positive, quantifiable impact for rural.\nBy Tina Biteghe Bi Ndong, West Point Chamber of Commerce\nTina Biteghe Bi Ndong served on the West Point, Neb., host team. For more information about the 2017 West Point Serviceship, check out Amber and Madeleine\u2019s story.\nHow did the Serviceship students\u2019 work help you achieve your strategic goals for the future of your community?\nTwo of our main goals were related to our recent influx of young families that have moved to West Point. The work done through the Serviceship project created a foundation for programs that will hopefully engage, retain and recruit additional young professionals and their families.\nHow did the University of Nebraska contribute to your community\u2019s goals through this program?\nThey offered support for our community branding goal. We tapped into the Engler Entrepreneurship program for a project outside of the outlined goals. We are also looking to a Nebraska Extension program as a partner for our proposed leadership program.\nShortly after the interns arrived in West Point, we hosted a BRAN Snack Shop.\nWhy do you think it is important for communities to give students this experience?\nMadeleine and Amber had been involved in community and organizational projects through school and other organizations prior to their Serviceship, but every community functions differently. We were able to share how West Point approaches projects and goals, and hopefully they can use those experiences in the future as they pursue personal and professional goals.\nHow did hosting RFI Serviceship students bring value to the West Point Chamber?\nUtilizing the RFI Serviceship program versus hiring a consultant group, first and foremost, reduced the cost of achieving our goals, but secondly gave greater value to the results. The students were engaged in the community, so I feel that they had greater, and more candid, conversations with area residents and business owners.\nA byproduct of having the students working with the West Point Chamber was the positive PR that our office received. They were constantly doing something in the community, which gained a lot of local media attention. We are constantly working on community projects, but they brought another level of engagement to the projects.\nHow did being on the RFI Host Team develop you as a young professional?\nBeing a part of the host team, I felt it was important not only to focus on the goals that were outlined in our application, but to make sure that the students were able to really connect with our community in a very short amount of time. It was a good reminder that we need to give other \u201cnewbies\u201d that same attention and share our passion for West Point with everyone.\nAmber had a great time bonding with my kiddos. This is them at the Sights & Sounds festival\u2013\u2013an event they hosted in West Point right before they left at the end of their serviceship.\nTina Biteghe Bi Ndong\nExecutive Director | West Point Chamber of Commerce\nI was born in Iowa, moved to Nebraska as an elementary student, and spent many childhood summers in Minnesota. I consider myself a Midwestern girl with Midwestern values. When I am not busy connecting businesses, people and resources\u2014which are interchangeable on any given day\u2014I enjoy traveling and spending time with my husband and our children doing home and craft projects.\nMillennial Game Changers: A Part of Something Bigger\nWe hear it all the time. The talk about specific individuals doing momentous things that are challenging and inspire the way we live and think\u2014and in a really big way. Millennials often get a bad rap for challenging the status quo on not only how we live, but also in the workplace. This generation, now the largest generation in the workforce, has decided to not just play the game, but change the way the game is played.\nWe hear it all the time. The talk about specific individuals doing momentous things that are challenging and inspire the way we live and think\u2014and in a really big way.\nMillennials often get a bad rap for challenging the status quo on not only how we live, but also in the workplace. This generation, now the largest generation in the workforce, has decided to not just play the game, but change the way the game is played.\nTraditionalists may have difficulty adjusting to this shift in mindset, but no matter if you prefer to keep things the way they once were or you are embracing this new mentality, these \u201cgame changers\u201d are strong leaders and can bring immense value to your organization.\nWhat defines a game changer? Here are a few commonalities you often will find:\nThey have the heart of a lion.\nGame changers are fearless and exceptionally courageous. They often have a strong personality and are the driving force within their organizations. They are not afraid to take risks or tackle challenges head on, because on the other side of fear is freedom and opportunity. This mentality helps them break down barriers in communities and in the workplace, opening up new possibilities in creating change.\nThey have their head in the game.\nLike the mindset of an athlete, game changers know that working toward their vision and goals will require continuous training. This training is not only with their body, but also with their mind. They create a strategy toward achieving goals within their long-term vision, but also adapt to change when necessary because their focus is strong. Every day they are working on their strong game, gaining new skills and knowledge, and becoming better players.\nThey are really good at failing.\nA true game changer knows there is much to be gained from failure. Failure not only creates new opportunities to grow, but it also allows new levels of creativity and teaches how to overcome adversity. Being really good at failing means seeing the bigger picture and practicing resilience and perseverance. Game changers are open to the journey, because in those critical \u00acmoments often is where the biggest opportunities exist to think big and reach maximum potential.\nThey overcome obstacles.\nIn both life and business, there will always be roadblocks to some degree. A game changer does not give up and just turn back around. They look for new paths to get to their destination, or in some cases, pave their own way. They understand the depth of certain obstacles is based on their own perception, but also to accept those that are outside of their own control. Game changers become excellent problem-solvers in adverse situations and use big thinking for out-of-the-box solutions.\nThey don\u2019t make excuses.\nGame changers are very self-aware and willing to accept responsibility for their actions and situations. They are committed to their decisions, but do not blame others when they do not receive their desired results. Having the ability to admit mistakes and make the necessary changes can help their teams and organizations progress toward their goals.\nThey are a part of something bigger.\nMany people desire to have meaning and purpose in their lives and work. Game changers are the living example of this mentality. They work hard every day to be a part of something big, creating a force far bigger than they could achieve by themselves. They know the power of being engaged in their work, life and community. What they do and say does matter, and it does have impact. They are willing to step up to the plate for the greater good.\nOverall, game changers are the people who are natural leaders, avid problem-solvers, and they inspire meaningful change. They are innovators and creators, and often see things that others do not. They are what can take organizations from ordinary to exceptional, and are continually shaping a new reality and way of living in this world.\nMillennial game changers take it one step further, as they also grew up with a new wave of technological advancements and diversity acceptance. More than ever, this generation is motivated to build powerful movements, and they have the resources to help them spread their message and ideas.\nIn what ways are you a game changer? Share with us some actionable steps you are taking to change the game in your life or place of work.\n3 Ps of Successful Community & Economic Development: Purpose, Perseverance & Positivity\nI have served in the realm of economic and community development in our fine state for most of my adult life. While it has been my paid gig these past 10 years, I have come to realize that it takes everyone in the community to be successful\u2014not just those of us who serve in paid positions\nBy Megan McGown, North Platte Area Chamber & Development Corp. VP of Economic Development & Marketing\nI have served in the realm of economic and community development in our fine state for most of my adult life. While it has been my paid gig these past 10 years, I have come to realize that it takes everyone in the community to be successful\u2014not just those of us who serve in paid positions. It takes people from all walks of life, every age demographic, varying ethnicities, men, women and children. Sound clich\u00e9? Maybe, but imagine everyone in your community being on the same page, promoting the same great things about your town. Young people hearing about those great things and picturing themselves living in and raising their family in their hometown \u2013 your town. That\u2019s a clich\u00e9 I can live with any day of the week.\nI spent most of my economic development career working in Sidney for both the Chamber of Commerce as well as a position with the city. Two years ago, my family and I relocated, and I currently serve as the Vice President of Economic Development and Marketing for the North Platte Chamber & Development Corporation.\nI grew up in a very rural area \u2013 aka: the middle of the Sandhills \u2013 and currently reside in the Village of Brady, population 432. In spite of the varying differences amongst the places that I have lived, I have noticed recurring themes among the most successful community and economic development programs: Purposefulness, Perseverance and Positivity.\nThis one should go without saying, but I\u2019m going to talk about it anyway, because not all development is good development, and not every project will fit in every community. Purpose requires extensive research, knowing your community and keeping up-to-date on trends.\n\u2022 Look at the strengths of your community in terms of location, demographics, infrastructure, workforce characteristics and training programs.\n\u2022 Identify cluster and supply chain opportunities.\n\u2022 Talk with residents and stakeholders about their vision, needs and wants (but be careful with that last one).\nBeing able to see the big picture is crucial. Do the ideas on the list make sense for your community? Are they feasible? What would it take to make them feasible? Are your local incentive programs aligned with your goals? Being purposeful may not save time, but it has a much higher chance of producing a successful outcome.\nThere is a lot of trial and error in community and economic development. Not everything is going to work the first time. The fact is that economic developers work just as hard on the projects that never materialize as they do the ones that become successful. We go all-in on each RFP that the state sends us (provided it meets the Purposeful test). You never know when you will hit a home run. The ability to persevere in your efforts and adapt to new circumstances will set successful communities and programs apart.\nWe all know there is power in positive thinking, but I\u2019m sure you\u2019re thinking: \u201cWhat does that have to do with economic development?\u201d Positivity and negativity are both contagious\u2014which would you rather catch?\nIn my college dorm room, my roommate and I made our own wallpaper border that repeated the phrase, \u201cthe power of positive thinking,\u201d over and over all around the room. The phrase was a daily reminder to look on the bright side, find the silver lining\u2014you name the clich\u00e9. But it helped.\nThis same mentality carries into the realm of economic and community development. Negativity kills projects before they start. Whether that is the \u201ccoffee shop talk,\u201d a negative political climate or some other form of negativity, it can derail various aspects of the process.\nNow, I could definitely add more Ps to my list: partnerships, planning, passion, patience, etc. But I have to leave something for my next post!\nHow do you or can you implement today\u2019s three Ps in the community and economic development of your town?\nHow have you gotten involved in your community\u2019s development efforts?\nVP of Economic Development & Marketing | North Platte Area Chamber & Development Corp.\nJoin Megan on LinkedIn and Twitter\nMegan has been in the field of economic development for more than 10 years. She holds a Master\u2019s Degree in Organization Management emphasizing economic development and entrepreneurship. She currently serves as the Vice President of Economic Development and Marketing for the North Platte Area Chamber and Development Corporation.\nIn addition to economic development, Megan has a passion for downtown revitalization and served as the director of a local Main Street Program for 10 years, earning the community national accreditation the majority of those years. She is a mom of two daughters, wife to a school superintendent and avid runner/wellness nut.\nThe Power of Positivity and Volunteerism\nCody is a village of about 150 people, but it\u2019s so much more than that. I have a soft spot for the people from my hometown and surrounding areas, because they collectively taught me throughout my life that I can make a difference even if it is on a small scale. Overall, my community has given and taught me so much that I feel the need to try to show my gratitude by volunteering as best as I can.\nQ&A with Chelsea Luthy, Central Nebraska Community Development Specialist, and CYN Steering Team Member\nWhy are you passionate about volunteerism?\nThis rural lifestyle is the key reason we moved back after college, and it is how I want to raise my children. Two of my goals are to teach AND show them that we can make a difference.\nWhy is positivity so important in both volunteerism and volunteer management?\nPositivity is a crucial factor in preventing burnout, which is something we want to avoid. It seems like the same volunteers are enlisted over and over again, while others are sometimes missed altogether\u2014which can contribute to burnout. In my opinion, leaders of the volunteer efforts have to keep a positive attitude and be understanding of the volunteers\u2019 limitations, like time and energy, and always keep the end goal in mind. These characteristics will trickle down to other volunteers and raise moral.\nBased on your experiences, how can age affect the perspective of volunteers?\nCody is well-known for its student-run straw bale grocery store the Circle C Market. (Check it out if you haven\u2019t already!) I was an enthusiastic high school youth working on the planning process for the grocery store. Then, after moving back home, I was the Executive Director of a non-profit called Cowboy GRIT, working on a new project from scratch. Now, I work in multiple communities across 14 counties with numerous volunteers and collaborations.\nI\u2019ve worked with volunteers of all ages, and what I\u2019ve learned is that nothing keeps you excited quite the same as having child-like enthusiasm, staying focused with a big picture always in the front of your mind and always working to stay positive.\nHow can one stay positive and motivate others?\nFor me, the best ways to stay positive are by de-stressing, disconnecting and remembering the big picture. I like to work out, knit, play with my kids and go dancing! I keep my mind occupied with family things to de-stress.\nAnother way I can stay positive is to disconnect from work on weekends as much as I can to relax.\nThe final way is to always remember the big picture or the end result, instead of getting caught up in the means of getting there. Motivating others is best achieved through excitement, leadership and communication. Fold those three together for a great start.\nWhy is volunteerism important for rural Nebraska?\nVolunteering and working together are the future for rural Nebraska. No one can accomplish anything great by themselves. Instead we have to work together and learn from each other. That\u2019s how we are going to get or keep our communities moving forward. No one outside a community can create change and progress like catalysts inside a community can. Insiders already have the relationships in place to rock \u2018n roll! Your input also goes further if you have boots on the ground in a project.\nWhat would you say to youth or adults who want to get involved in their communities but doesn\u2019t know how?\nThe best piece of advice I know is to ask. Ask community and civic groups, government bodies, schools, parents, co-workers, friends or mentors what they believe should be improved. Everyone has an opinion on something. Gather ideas. Take one that interests you or a topic you are passionate about and expand on it. Perhaps there is someone else who shares your passion, and you can move forward together. This is the best place to start.\nUndoubtedly, there will be obstacles and roadblocks, but they don\u2019t have to stall you. I applaud you for having courage and grit. Remember that volunteering with positivity can make a difference for both you and your community, and that the Connecting Young Nebraskans community is always available for support!\nWhat Meal Planning Can Do For You \u2014 And Nebraska\nNebraska Extension helps Nebraskans enhance their lives through research-based education. Food, Nutrition and Health include one of Nebraska Extension\u2019s focus areas for educational programming. Delivering research and evidence based programming can have a significant impact on the health and well being for the people of Nebraska.\nBy Bradley Averill, Nebraska Extension Educator and CYN Steering Team Member\nAs an Extension Educator for Food, Nutrition and Health, my job is to increase the nutritional and physical literacy of Nebraskans. Using formal elements from my education\u2014B.S. in Physical Education from Grand Valley State University and M.A. in Physical Education from the University of South Florida\u2014and research from the University of Nebraska, it is my job to provide the most up-to-date information on how exercise and improved nutrition can improve the quality of your life.\nNebraska\u2019s current obesity rate sits at 31%\u201414th highest obesity rate in the United States. As the chart below outlines, Millennials represent a lower obesity rate than other age groups.\nBefore arranging a victory parade for having lower obesity rates than the other age groups, you might want to take another look at the chart to see your future. Obesity rates double between the ages of 26-44. There are many factors that could contribute to an increase in obesity as we age. Improved meal planning practices can have an significant impact on obesity rates, regardless of your age.\nProperly planned meal preparation can help both your waistline and your budget. Meal preparation means:\nRecipe research\nMeal portioning\nMost families do the cooking, portioning and storage on a daily basis, but with proper planning most of the cooking that you do all week long can be done in one day. Saving money, saving time, portion control and attaining fitness goals can all be achieved by preparing meals ahead of time.\nBy preparing your meals in advance, you are less likely to spend money outside of the home. Fewer trips to fast food locations or convenience stores can save you hundreds of dollars each year. A carefully thought out grocery list also keeps you from purchasing impulse foods that are not healthy or cost effective. Only purchasing food you need for the week will also save you from food waste.\nhttps://www.cnpp.usda.gov/sites/default/files/usda_food_plans_cost_of_food/CostofFoodJul2014.pdf\nBloom, American Wasteland, 187. The author reports a 15 percent loss in homes, with potentially an additional 10 percent loss in liquid products.\nNot only does meal preparation save you money, but cooking your meals for the entire week in one day is a time saver. Two or three hours spent cooking and preparing on a Sunday, can alleviate the need to cook a meal the rest of the week. With this meal preparation plan, fixing nightly meals will only require you to reheat meals that have already been cooked. This allows more time to spend with your family, hit the gym or just relax instead of rushing home from work to prepare a meal during the week.\nWhen you plan out and prepare your meals ahead of time, you take control of how much food you are consuming during each meal. It is important to remember that each of our bodies require different amounts of food and nutrients. For this reason, make sure that your portions are rationed properly for each member of your family. To find out how many calories you should be consuming every day, consult your physician.\nProper nutrition is just as important to a healthy lifestyle as exercise. There is an old saying that states, \u201cabs are made in the kitchen.\u201d There is a lot of truth to this phrase. Your body requires healthy food for endurance, strength and weight loss. With your meals properly planned and portioned, it is easier to include foods that give you energy (whole grains), muscle building proteins (lean meats and nuts) and vitamins and minerals (fruits and vegetables).\nTo prevent food waste and to test the feasibility of weekly food planning for your family, it may be best to cook twice per week instead of once per week initially. This will help with the identification of proper food storage needs, as well as the nutritional needs of your family.\nI would love to hear how your family prepares meals. Do you go grocery shopping once per month or once per week? Do you prepare each meal individually every day? Share your meal preparation ideas with your fellow CYNers on Facebook or Twitter.\nBradley Averill\nFood, Nutrition, and Health Educator | Nebraska Extension\nBradley Averill is the University of Nebraska Extension Educator for Food, Nutrition, and Health. He grew up in Holt, Michigan, and currently resides in Neligh, Neb. He pursued his undergraduate degree at Grand Valley State University and attended graduate school at the University of South Florida. He believes that Connecting Young Nebraskans (CYN) can bring together young talents from all across the state and allow young professionals to network with peers of different backgrounds.\nIt is so important for young people in general to feel like they have a purpose and that they are a part of something. Because Nebraska is made up of rural communities, it is especially important that young Nebraskans have the opportunity to feel this way. Entertainment and culture are great ways to do that. Both bridge gaps and prevent people from feeling like they are missing out on something.\nCYN steering team member Abigail Frank from Neligh, Nebraska, is on the blog! 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        "raw_content": "Senator Bivins working to guide bills through General Assembly\nWhile resolving Illinois\u2019 ongoing budget impasse remains the central focus in the Capitol, Senator Tim Bivins has also been working to guide several important bills through the General Assembly.\n\u201cRight now, the budget is the center of the legislative universe, as it should be. The challenges ahead are tough, but not impossible if we work together,\u201d Senator Bivins said. \u201cThe Governor says he remains optimistic that we can pass a balanced, constitutional budget, as well as fundamental reforms to boost jobs creation and economic prosperity.\u201d\nAs negotiations on a budget framework package continue, Senator Bivins is sponsoring five bills and cosponsoring three legislative measures.\nSeveral of the bills reflect concerns of local municipalities.\nSenate Bill 587 amends the Hotel Operators\u2019 Occupation Tax Act to exempt charitable organizations that rent, lease, or let rooms in a hotel located on property exempt from property taxation. The bill is currently awaiting action in the Senate Revenue Committee.\n\u201cA religious retreat location in northwest Illinois recently became subject to the Hotel Operators\u2019 Occupation Tax Act after not being subject to the tax for many years. We are trying to restore their exempt status,\u201d Senator Bivins said. \u201cChrist in the Wilderness is a retreat center located near Stockton, where individuals are welcomed to spend time alone in a secluded natural environment.\u201d\nSenate Bill 588 extends a tax increment financing (TIF) district adopted on Jan. 31, 1995, by the Village of Milledgeville to 35 years. The bill is currently awaiting action in the Senate Revenue Committee.\nSenate Bill 54 provides that federal money received by the State under the Recreational Trails Program will not be placed in the \u201cRoad Fund\u201d in the State treasury and will not be considered for use in construction of highways. The bill is currently waiting to be assigned to a Senate committee.\nTo accommodate the size of modern semi-trucks, Senate Bill 51 increases to 65 feet (now 55 feet) the maximum length of a truck tractor in combination with a semitrailer allowed on all roadways in Illinois. The bill is currently awaiting action in the Senate Transportation Committee.\nSenator Bivins has also reintroduced legislation that remedies an archaic law that currently makes automatic knives like those sold at big box and sporting goods stores, illegal because they could be regarded as \u201cswitchblades.\u201d\n\u201cThe term \u2018switchblade\u2019 makes you think of street-gang fights in movies. Technically speaking, an automatic knife is a knife with a spring-loaded blade that\u2019s held closed by a catch. When you press a button or lever on the handle of the knife, the catch is released and the blade flies open,\u201d Senator Bivins said. \u201cBut they are not switchblades.\u201d\nSenator Bivins said these kinds of automatic knives have been used by people in all walks of life for more than 20 years, and they are unaware the knives are considered illegal under the way the law is currently written, because the knives contain a spring in the handle.\nSenate Bill 607 allows for the sale, manufacture, purchase, possession or carry of a spring-action knife by a person with a valid FOID card, or by a person or entity engaged in the business of selling or manufacturing spring-action knives. The bill is currently awaiting action in the Senate Criminal Law Committee.\nLegislation cosponsored by Senator Bivins includes:\nSenate Bill 64: Prohibits State and local governments from taking discriminatory action against a person who acts under a religious belief or moral conviction that marriage is, or should be, recognized as between one man and one woman. The bill is currently awaiting action in the Senate Judiciary Committee.\nSenate Resolution 3: Sets a limit of five terms (10 years) for legislators serving as Senate President and five terms (10 years) for legislators serving as Senate Minority Leader. Senate Resolution 3 was adopted January 11 with a unanimous vote of the Senate.\nSenate Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 2: Proposes to amend the Illinois Constitution to set a limit of five General Assemblies (10 years) for legislators serving as Senate President, Senate Minority Leader, House Speaker and House Minority Leader.\nConstitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly must receive 3/5th majority votes in both chambers. If passed by the General Assembly, the proposed amendment must be voted on by the electorate at least six months after such legislative approval. The bill is currently awaiting action in the Senate Executive Committee.",
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        "raw_content": "This is something that has been said by countless other songwriters before, so please think of this as my concurring opinion. Anyhow, I've been in this quasi-rut, finding all chord progressions to be cliche, and all keys to sound pretty much the same. So I decided to drop the guitar (for the time being), and I picked up a ukulele. That was already a good decision, as it provided a nice change of voice.\nI changed some of the chord voicings around...suspended notes and such...and I was on to something. Basically, it sounded like the riff from Boston's \"More Than a Feeling\" but with a ukulele and suspended chords. Cool.\nSo I gently put away the ukulele, and I picked up the guitar I had dropped. Added a capo, played the similar voicings on the guitar, and BOOM! I'm playing a re-energized song. It still hints of \"More Than a Feeling,\" but what I-IV-vi-V progression doesn't?\nLabels: guitar, society of gloves, songwriting, ukulele",
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        "raw_content": "Lincoln College will be shuttered\nby mchaiken \u2022 August 20, 2018 \u2022 0 Comments\nLincoln College of New England in Southington announced Monday, Aug. 20 that the campus will permanently shut down on Dec. 31, 2018 following the fall semester\u2019s completion. The college will not be enrolling any new students for the fall 2018 term.\nLCNE had been undergoing its normal reaccreditation process with the New England Association of Schools and College, Inc.\u2019s Commission on Institutions of Higher Education (NEASC) over the last several months.\n\u201cUnfortunately, on July 26, 2018, we were notified by NEASC of their Commission\u2019s decision to place our College on probation based on several factors,\u201d said interim president Dr. Jim Vernon in a statement.\nThrough a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with East Hartford\u2019s Goodwin College campus, LCNE students have the option to transition with ease to Goodwin College, a local, nonprofit college with many of the same programs.\n\u201cAs a member of Connecticut\u2019s higher education community, we are committed to Lincoln students\u2019 pursuing their degrees,\u201d said Goodwin College president Mark Scheinberg in a statement. \u201cLincoln identified Goodwin College as a suitable educational colleague that would be able to assist its students in their transition. Most of the programs offered at Lincoln are available here as well.\u201d\nGoodwin associates will be available for LCNE students on campus in several scheduled informational sessions in the following week.\n\u2190 Bread\u2026and produce\u2026for Life\nFire report for the Aug. 24 edition \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "England\u2019s rich history and extensive natural scenery make it the perfect learning environment. England is in its own right an educational hub as it is home to several internationally acknowledged universities.\nThe government\u2019s support and involvement with public schools subsidizes tuition costs making education affordable for the general public. Even though education is not necessary after the secondary level, the further education and higher education levels enable students to fully understand specific career opportunities and their relationship to the economy.\nThe University of Durham is located in Durham and is established as a worthy rival to Oxford and Cambridge. It is a public university whose student body is made up of mostly middle-class families, a perfect example of the opportunities made available due to the government\u2019s involvement in public institutions.\nThe University of Exeter is made up of four campuses: Streatham, St. Luke\u2019s, Truro and Penryn. It is one of the 12 elite universities in the UK. With two of its campuses in Exeter (Streatham and St. Lukes) and the other two in Cornwall (Truro and Penryn), it gives the ever-growing number of university applicants a chance to attain higher education.\nThe 12 elite universities in the UK get the most university applications every year due to their status but almost half of these applications are rejected due to the universities\u2019 inability to hold such a large number. Applicants should, therefore, consider applying to the wide array of other universities located all over England to increase their chances at gaining higher education.",
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        "raw_content": "New Gas Leak Detected in Boston Area Racked by Fatal Explosions\nUpdated: September 15, 2018 2:10 PM ET | Originally published: September 14, 2018\nA new natural gas leak was discovered in the Boston area just two days after a series of pipeline explosions killed one person, injured more than 25 and prompted Massachusetts to declare a state of emergency.\nThe latest leak was confirmed just before 11 a.m. local time and firefighters were preventing people from walking in the area, the local CBS Television affiliate reported. Eversource Energy said the breach was unrelated to the recovery and restoration work it was appointed to carry out by Governor Charlie Baker.\nBaker\u2019s selection of the New England utility was a rebuke to NiSource Inc., which owns the pipeline system that erupted and was criticized by Baker for an inadequate response to the Thursday blasts.\n\u201cWe heard one thing, and something else happened,\u201d Baker said during a media briefing. Declaring a state of emergency gave the state authority to decide who would oversee the response, he said.\nEversource MA @EversourceMA Here in Lawrence our crews are testing and surveying the area to ensure the safety of residents and businessesThe National Transportation Safety Board has scheduled a media briefing for 4 p.m. Washington time. NiSource spokesman Ken Stammen said he couldn\u2019t provide any details on Saturday\u2019s leak.\nSteve Bryant, president of NiSource\u2019s Columbia Gas unit, apologized for Thursday\u2019s incident, saying it was \u201cthe sort of thing that a gas distribution company hopes never happens.\u201d He rejected Baker\u2019s accusation that the company didn\u2019t respond quickly enough.\n\u201cThere\u2019s no one else who could have acted on this more rapidly than we did,\u201d Bryant said.\nNiSource lost 12 percent of its value on Friday for the deepest collapse in 16 years.\nColumbia Gas has had seven violations totaling $100,000 since 2010, according to an email from Peter Lorenz, communications director for Massachusetts\u2019s Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs. The violations included inadequate gas standards, improper pressure testing and failing to follow procedures and federal pipeline safety regulations.\nThe blasts erupted Thursday afternoon in the towns of Lawrence, Andover and North Andover. Massachusetts State Police reported 39 incidents.\nLawrence Mayor Dan Rivera blasted Columbia\u2019s response in a news conference Friday, saying the company was the \u201clast to act\u201d and accused the company of not wanting to \u201cfoot the bill.\u201d\nNTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt told reporters in Washington the agency sent a \u201cgo-team\u201d of investigators to the area. The inquiry will look at the design of the pipeline, any recent maintenance or upgrades, and the integrity of the management system, he said.\nLeonel Rondon, an 18-year-old from Lawrence, died after an explosion sent a chimney crashing into his car, the Associated Press reported. Thirteen people were treated at Lawrence General Hospital for injuries, officials said.\nOne person remained in critical condition and was transported to a Boston trauma center, officials said during a press conference. Another was in serious condition, they said.\nOfficials believe the blasts were caused by over-pressurized gas lines, Andover Police Department Lieutenant Eddie Guy told NBC\u2019s Today television show Friday morning.\nColumbia said in a statement that crews would visit each of the 8,600 affected customers to shut off gas meters and carry out safety inspections. Bryant said every home would be visited by the end of the weekend. As of 6 a.m. Saturday, crews had shut off 4,536 meters and it is anticipated that all would be shut by the end of the day, Eversource said in a tweet.\nSince 2007, units of NiSource have had at least five explosions on pipeline networks, in Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee and Louisiana, according to news reports.\nNational Grid Plc, which operates the electric utility in the area, was asked to shut power to all of Lawrence, North Andover and pockets of Andover, spokeswoman Christine Milligan said. The supply cuts were affecting almost 15,000 customers as of 1 p.m., National Grid said on its website.\nIn April, Columbia Gas filed a petition with the state\u2019s Department of Public Utilities to increase annual revenues by $24.1 million in part to help the company replace aging infrastructure. All three towns were listed as areas where neighborhood lines would be replaced, the utility said on its website Thursday.\n\u201cReplacing leak-prone infrastructure is a leading priority,\u201d the utility said in April. \u201cHowever, it will take a number of years to eliminate the aging pipe from the gas distribution system.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Rock band 4 update 2018\nIf the file has been modified from its original state, some details may not fully reflect the modified file. Dutch Prog 70 : Rock & Fusion From The Netherlands 60s 70s / Update 4-2018 By Jazzwhat Ever. Last night't ceremony drew a 18. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to this use. Current tour, U2 eXPERIENCE + iNNOCENCE Tour 2018 #U2eiTour \"One Night in Milan,\" was captured during the band's performance at the Frontiers Rock Festival 2018 which marked their first show in Italy. It is the sequel to Rock Band and is the second title in the series. Adam Jones, Danny Carey, and Justin Chancellor discuss the band's long-awaited new album, changes to their setlist, and a variety of other topics. www. 2018. Formed in 1995, Buckcherry is a Los Angeles based, hard-rock band whose reputation stems from their blistering live shows and party-band ways. Includes the standard edition of Rock Band 4 for PlayStation 4. Las Vegas police said a person suspected of stealing a vehicle at Uman\u2019s Weekend: Stayed at The Royal Palm Spa & Hotel in Phoenix. \"When it opened, it was the first rock dance hall like it on the East Coast,\" Lichtenstein said. There have been a lot of great rock albums in 2018. 31 May 2018. The Rock Band series of music video games supports downloadable songs for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions through the consoles' respective online Feb 23, 2018 Rock Band 4 Just Dropped A Major Update, Here's What It Does The developers promised a big overhaul update for early 2018 and that THE FULL ROCK BAND 4 EXPERIENCE includes Rock Band 4 and the plus get more than 50 free songs, new rock shop items, and access to future updates. Mike and his band will hit the road this March beginning on the 8th in Atlanta and concluding with a very special four-night run in Cambridge, MA. Cooper will perform 8 p. FISH FRY \u2013 The Decatur High School Band Boosters Fish Fry is 4:30-6:30 p. 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You can also create jam tracks using your own Hybrid Styles. today at the home of Stan Shults and 6 p. \u2013 Separate Ways 6 p. Monday\u2019s news that Lindsey Buckingham reportedly has been fired shook the rock community, earning During the band\u2019s concert at Las Vegas\u2019 MGM Grand Garden Arena, they played \u201ci rokk,\u201d the only album by a Scandinavian prog rock band called Kasvot Vaxt \u2014 a far cry from their covers of This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Late last month, bassist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee confirmed the studio appearance alongside producer Bob Rock; now, a pair of rockers have revealed further plans regarding the studio sessions. The game was released in October 2015, following a five-year hiatus from the release of Rock Band 3. SashiMori used to be a hard rock band. 5 of 5 at TripAdvisor. Update: In a follow-up Instagram post, guitarist Adam Jones said the band plans to record the album beginning in April. Fleetwood Mac has sold more than 100 million records worldwide and the GRAMMY-award winning band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. It was developed by TT Fusion in cooperation 14th November 2018 . Disturbed has remained in major league of modern metal throughout the 2000's, much thanks to songs like \"Stricken\", \"Down with the sickness\" and \"Indestructible\". D. Buy Tickets . 7. Warrant (acoustic set), Stryper and Sebastian Bach added to M3 Rock Festival\u2019s 2018 edition. Eagle Rock. That gives you Eddie Jobson headlines with his all-star band Sunday at ProgStock 2018. 01 World\u2019s Largest Pinball Manufacturer Announces Newest Addition to Rock LineupELK 2018 \u2013 Stern Pinball, Inc. to 7:15 p. Hierzu darf die Marek Lieberberg Konzertagentur GmbH & Co. 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Hailed as one of the \u201cmost important bands in music since the dawn of the rock and roll era\u201d by former President Bill Clinton, the legendary rock and roll band with a horn section, Chicago, is Harmonix\u2019s Rock Band VR was a pretty good stab at bringing the rhythm genre into VR, though it was let down by only supporting the series\u2019 guitar peripheral. Queen; 26th November 2018 Roger Voted Best Rock Drummer. Dutch Progressive Rock, Fusion, Jazz Rock and Psychdelic Rock from the Netherlands in the 60s and 70s. Keep in mind that your purchase helps with his ENTHEON project, including an artistic shrine to TOOL in the psychedelic reliquary area. The animated video was created by Puerto Rican artist Jose H. The lineup featured former American Idol singer James Durban, long time guitarist Alex Grossi, bassist Chuck Wright and original member Frankie Banali. update A band of very heavy rain with embedded thunderstorms is draped over the immediate area and slowly drifting east. More than 1,500 songs availabl Rock Band 2 is a 2008 music video game developed by Harmonix. on Friday or see the politically charged rock band Pussy Riot from 6:20 p. Details Revealed: Rock Band 4 December Update and Ongoing Live Program Hey gang! First off, THANK YOU for your interest in Rock Band 4 \u2013 getting the game to market took every ounce of effort that we could muster and we really appreciate all the support and feedback we\u2019ve received from the community. The KISS Kruise is back for its 9th mission and we want YOU to join us on the high seas! The Starchild, Demon, Spaceman, and Catman are sailing from Miami on Norwegian Pearl, October 30 - November 4, 2019. Blues, hard rock, rock n roll, punk, heavy metal and pop rock styles were all evident with all 4 of thee guys contributing to the songwriting. . Need not worry, as we will be setting up a stage poolside to continue our live band entertainment every night during this period. Rock Band 2 is a 2008 music video game developed by Harmonix. 11 P. If you have Xbox 360 wireless music 2017 in downloadable songs for the Rock Band series. Rock the World. COM \ufeff Continuously Updated. M. But hands-down, the most incredible music of the evening came via a flawless medley of Aretha songs performed by Jazmine Sullivan, Ledisi, Cynthia Erivo, Stephanie Mills and Yolanda Adams, backed by Kim Burse and the Black Girls Rock! band. Geils Band Listen to The Most Inexcusable Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Snubs: The 2018 The 2018 Update in full in the Spotify app. Main Weather Page CA \u2013 OCTOBER 24: The rock band Devo performs under colored stage lights at Tony Update, 4:45 p. to 7:30 p. 2018 \"The Band's Music From Big Pink: All the latest news from UK rock band FM. S. Harrell, the founding member and former bassist of the rock band 3 Doors Down has been sentenced to 10 years in Mississippi state prison for possession of a firearm by a felon. You can read the (exceedingly pretty) patch notes here . Starting with Windows 10 version 1809, the October 2018 Update, . Harmonix says that it came down to either having not being able to bring back any songs or starting fresh on purchases. UFO ex-guitarist Atomik Tommy M (Tommy McClendon) posted on facebook. 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Taking its name from the surnames of its three members\u2014Andi Schnellmann, Manuel Troller, and David Meier\u2014Schnellertollermeier are a Swiss band who specialize in minimalistic rock which, however sonically sparse, manage to straddle the boundaries of math, jazz, krautrock, and psychedelia simultaneously. Music From Appalachia: Coming Friday & Saturday December 7-8, 2018 8PM Jazz at Lincoln Center - Rose Theater. This month\u2019s edition of Credit Union Magazine released its annual list of Credit Union Rock Stars, this year recognizing 46 exceptional professionals within our industry from across the country. Sam Amidon, Mouse on Mars, Spank Rock, Lisa Hannigan and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith will join the National, the Cincinnati-bred alternative rock band, at the Homecoming festival April 28-29 at Smale Park. 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Singer Ozzy Osbourne of British rock band Black Sabbath, performs with guitarist Tony Iommi, seen on screen behind, during a concert Tuesday Nov. 0 update, a new band is providing two new tracks for people to enjoy. The Musicians That Live Here. ProgStock 2018 \u2013 Schedule change \u2013 as of 08/23/2018: Progressive Rock Legend Eddie Jobson will host a 75-minute Masterclass with Q&A on Sunday, October 7th, at 4:00 pm! The Rock Band series of music video games supports downloadable songs for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions through the consoles' respective online services. NET Framework updates are delivered and deployed on devices running Windows 10 in the near future. Thursday Night Groove Concert Series-The \"Thursday Night Groove\" concert series Motley Crue members are sharing an update on news of the band\u2019s recent reunion in the recording studio. Va. 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        "raw_content": "Bible Verses: Gen 11:1 - 9 & Acts 2:: 1 - 21\nFlowing Waters 2 Spirit of Peace\nGen 11:1 - 9 Followed by\nIn the beginning, Genesis says, the Spirit of God moved over the dark waters of chaos and the world was born. Everything including the peoples of the earth were formed in God's love\nHumanity was born with gifts and power, the gift of freedom - the power to choose, and the gift of company, of friendship and intimacy -the power of co-operation, but as the Genesis stories tell it, the choices we made were thoughtless and harmful, and the gift became curses.\nAdam and Eve turned against each other. Cain killed Abel in jealousy, and families passed their fears and their feuds from generation to generation.\nThe stories continue, and as generations passed, and human pride and arrogance grew. The people of the earth decided to make a tower - a tower so high, and so strong, that it would reach into heaven itself. When it was finished, the people said, it would show that their knowledge,\ntheir power and their skills, were as great as the power and skills and knowledge of the creator. And its always disastrous when humans think they are God\nAnd we continue the cycles\nWhen Japan went to war in Korea and China in 1930's to get the raw materials they needed for continued growth, everything was mobilised, including the hearts minds and spirits of its people. With the world view that any outsiders were inferior, They were not only an unstoppable force but a great danger to every other race. When we define people as inferior , whether they be terrorists in Iraq or criminals even if they have done dreadful deeds as non human we are in jeopardy of ourselves becoming inhuman in how we treat others.\nJapan - assuming its cultural superiority- fell into that trap. Defeat was bitter, and involved the terrible reality of nuclear weapons on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. For the first time the destructive power of weapons could continue to affect future generations in ways we have just begun to realise.\nInhuman acts drive others to inhuman acts but it didn't stop there.\nThe good news Christians carry to the world is that that cycle can be broken by the love of God in those who know God\nActs 2: 1 - 21 Followed by\nThe Holy spirit of God moves in ways we can never dream of - people can understand and hear God?s message. New things can happen and barriers of race and language are overcome.\nChildren?s talk\n[ they make paper cranes - note the Holy Spirit is often spoken of as like a dove in the Bible, In Scotland the wild goose is used as a symbol of the Holy Spirit and in New Zealand the Kotuku [white heron] is used as a symbol of the holy spirit sometimes - my stole has a dove and a kotuku on it]\nSadako Sasaki born in 1943. Sadako was two years old when the atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945. As she grew up, Sadako was a strong, courageous and athletic girl. In 1955, at age 11, while practising for a big race, she became dizzy and fell to the ground. Sadako was diagnosed with leukaemia, \"the atom bomb\" disease.\nSadako's best friend told her of an old Japanese legend which said that anyone who folds a thousand paper cranes would be granted a wish. Sadako hoped that the gods would grant her a wish to get well so that she could run again. She started to work on the paper cranes and completed over 1000 before dying on October 25, 1955 at the age of twelve.\nThe point is that she never gave up. She continued to make paper cranes until she died.\nInspired by her courage and strength, Sadako's friends and classmates put together a book of her letters and published it. They began to dream of building a monument to Sadako and all of the children killed by the atom bomb. Young people all over Japan helped collect money for the project.\nIn 1958, a statue of Sadako holding a golden crane was unveiled in Hiroshima Peace Park. The children also made a wish which is inscribed at the bottom of the statue and reads:\n\"This is our cry, This is our prayer, Peace in the world\nThe superstition was transformed into people talking to each other and seeking peace\nJust maybe God's Spirit is present when peace is being talked about.\nJapan had no resources for dealing with defeat within its own spirituality as a nation except denial and suicide - although statistics show the suicide rate of Japanese officers was about the same as for German officers. They horrified themselves by their own behaviour towards one another in the desperate shortages during the first years of American occupation, Yet out of that disaster, the people of the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki embraced peace with all the fervour that had previously gone into war., and provided the most effective movement toward world peace and certainly the use of nuclear weapons .\nAnd strangely the words to talk about peace came from the Christian Japanese. Nagai Takashi, a doctor and scientist.\nNagai was a convert to Christianity after boarding with the Moriyama family, from which had come the leaders of the underground Christians during the time it was banned. Their daughter Midori introduced him to the faith and later they married.\nTakashi was already suffering from leukaemia after being exposed to Xrays while screening patients for TB when the bomb came.\nEvery thing was totally mobilised for war when the second bomb was dropped on Nagasaki in August 1945 seeking out the huge Mitishibishi dockyards [which are still there today] and the munitions factories, which were worked by schoolchildren, prisoners of war and Korean forced labour .. The Bomb drifted north and exploded 500 metres above the ground above the prison, and the Cathedral destroying everything.\nA copy of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs are in each of the peace museums. They are not very big. About the size of this pulpit and maybe reach to the top of the cross. One bomb!\nHiroshima is open and more flat land, but Nagasaki is like Wellington surrounded by hill ringing round the harbour. Those hills contained the blast to some extent.\nDr Nagai was working in the Nagasaki Medical College Radiation Department near the hypocentre when the blinding flash went off, As he and his colleagues dealt with their own injuries , then those who were injured, they puzzled over the nature of the injuries.. As the days went they realised that people kept on dying even although they may not have any obvious injuries. Those who had come to look for relatives also were dying. They then deduced that it was an atomic bomb that had been dropped and it was the radiation which was proving to be more deadly as the days went by. Those who had died in the first blast were the fortunate ones.\nA few days later the emperor, whom none of them had ever heard speak before, announced the defeat. For those who worshipped the emperor, their God died also. Nagai, himself an ex-army doctor, was deeply shocked by the defeat. He wrote later of the events for the demoralised people in Nagasaki.\n\"Japan had lost the war but injured people are still alive. The war ended but our work as a rescue team was only just starting. The life of people not the rise and fall of the country was the most important issue. The Red Cross does not differentiate between friends and foes. I stagger to my feet saying \"I must stand up\" Then people also follow me. We do not work due to the pressure from the country under war. We come of our own volition knowing no one can save this person's life but us.\"\nThis may seem obvious to us and natural for a Christian but it did not reflect the Japanese way at that time.\nIn the Nagasaki museum there is a big statement in English and Japanese with photos from the Korean community.\n\"You left us to die, we look like you, we are your brothers and you had brought us here , but you took your own bodies from the rubble and left ours for their eyes to be picked by the crows. Even in death discriminated against us.\nI was amazed that this is there and the Korean pain is acknowledged.\nBoth cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, give the story of the build up of Japanese aggression in China and Korea and the Pacific before moving into the story of the destruction, even although Japanese school history books had a gap between 1941 and 1945. This has raised resentment at what seemed an unprovoked attack by Americans- you realise that is important to tell history properly or there is only more hatred.\nAll views are given about the dropping of the bombs. In the Nagasaki museum there are taped and videoed interviews with survivors including some Australian prisoners of war who were working in the factories when the prison got demolished. The Peace park in Nagasaki is on the site of the prison and Cathedral. The Australian prisoners of war said the bomb was necessary to stop the war or even worse things would have happened. However there is also a high suspicion that the Manhattan project which produced the atomic bomb wanted somewhere to try it out. It had taken the co operation of the entire Western scientific world and an enormous amount of money to produce. Whatever the arguments it is clear that Nagasaki wants the bomb to be the last Nuclear weapon ever used\nBut how to deal with the disaster. How did these cities deal with with the terrible destruction and the ongoing radiation effects to this day.\nThe symbol of the bomb in Hiroshima is the atomic bomb dome but at Nagasaki it is a reconstruction of part of the wall of the cathedral that was all that was left standing in that area.\nBut much of the destruction was unseen. Dr Ngakai writes.\n\"The most horrifying aspect of the destruction caused by the bomb was the mental scars. Not only did the atom bomb burn everything up, but it also shattered our hearts and ruined human relationships. The greatest damage inflicted by the atomic bomb was the fact that we had lost our faith in humanity by being confronted with the ugliness of our own soul and also that of our neighbours.\"\nDr Nagai reflected on the why, how to make sense of it.\n\"It is not the atomic bomb that gouged this huge hole in the Urakami Basin. We dug it ourselves to the rhythm of military marches\nWho turned the beautiful city of Nagasaki into a heap of ashes? We did. We started the foolish war ourselves.\"\nHe gave an address in the Urakami cathedral memorial service . This was at a time when some people were saying that the bombing was divine punishment. In a way that was continuous with the church's history of martyrs and persecution of the Christians in Nagasaki he talked about the offering that the many Christians\n?\"Is there not a deep relationship between the war?s end and the destruction of Urakami? Was not Urakami, the one holy place in Japan, chosen as a lamb for sacrifice on the altar?\nI am glad that Urakami was chosen and raised up on God?s altar.\"\nHe was saying if the disaster had to happen anywhere it is the Christian community who were best equipped to deal with it, they were a sacrifice and how they responded was important.\nThey had followed in the footsteps of their saviour, Jesus, the Prince of peace who died for the peace of the world.\nAnd that is where what could have been deep revenge was turned to peace and barreness turned to hope - That is the work of God - the Holy spirit moving among humans and letting them hear the call of peace.\nThey were told that nothing would grow for 75 years.\n\"There was not sound in the atomic field, not a tree or a wire to block the wind. \"I want to bring life back to this dead place. 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        "raw_content": "Would you dare to die for the enemy\nWould you dare to die for the enemy John 12 20-33\nAs the freezing Canadian winter was giving way to spring, a father and his teenage son, along with 2 of the father\u2019s friends, were flying to a remote part of the coast for a few days fishing and hunting. However, the plane ran into trouble and they ended up ditching in the mouth of a river \u2013 quite some distance from land. All four got out of the plane, and started swimming for the shore line. The two adult friends eventually made it. But with hyperthermia and the pull of the current, the son wasn\u2019t strong enough to swim the distance. Instead he drifted out to sea. While the father could have made it to shore, instead he chose to drift out to sea with his son, where both died in each other\u2019s arms.\nI wonder how long the dad struggled with the decision to save his own life for the sake of the rest of his family; or to give it up for the sake of his son?\nI don\u2019t know about you, but this story wrenches at something within me. From the safety of distance, I\u2019d like to think that if the situation demanded it, I would have the love and courage to do the same\u2026 but when the hour came, would I? Would you?\nIt is easy for us to say \u2018yes I would\u2019, and most likely, out of love for our son or daughter, not wanting them to die alone, we would drift out to die with them. But would we do the same for someone who hated us? Someone who, to their dying breath, wouldn\u2019t give us the time of day? To do that would be truly sacrificial love; an unconditional love that none of us would dare to even consider whether we would do it or not, knowing we would most likely let them die in order to save our own life.\nHow do we know this? In the simple decisions we make in everyday life. How do we react to those we don\u2019t like? Do we put our wellbeing before others? Do we put our life, our expectations and rights ahead of those of our enemies?\nYou know what I am taking about, I am sure there are a myriad of examples you can think of. It is easy to justify our failure to let go of our life and float out to sea to help an enemy: \u2018They don\u2019t deserve it; she said something horrible to me; he wouldn\u2019t even say thanks or they wouldn\u2019t appreciate me helping anyway!\u2019 Good excuses, but what if Jesus said the same about us?\nThis realization of our selfishness puts Jesus \u2018selfless\u2019 death on the cross for us into perspective. Jesus didn\u2019t die for us because we loved him. He didn\u2019t leave the safety of heaven and drift into the depths of hell for us, so that we wouldn\u2019t face dying alone, because we loved him first.\nNo, listen to Saint Paul \u2018You see, at just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly.\u2019 Yet again \u2018But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: \u2018While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.\u2019 And again \u2018when we were God\u2019s enemies, we were reconciled to him through the death of his Son.\u2019 We most clearly hear the true sacrificial love of Jesus from the cross \u2018Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.\u2019\nOur sin and rebellion, our failure to love one another, not our love for God, was the impetus for Jesus determination and mission to die on the cross. Right from his first cry outside Mary\u2019s womb, through to his last cry on the cross \u2018It is finished\u2019, Jesus goal was to die for his enemies; you and me, so that we would not face death alone; drowning in a sea of sin.\nHe chose to drift out to us, grab our hand and die with us and for us, to bring us to life. As it says in Romans \u2018We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead \u2026 we too may live a new life.\u2019 This is the gospel, the good news.\nSome say the crucifixion was easy for Jesus, he was God. Rubbish, God yes, but also truly human, struggling to come to terms with his mission. This was no simple choice for Jesus; a non-emotional event, void of any human struggle of choice.\nRealising the hour is now at hand, Jesus wrestles with his decision for what\u2019s ahead: \u201cNow my heart is troubled, and what shall I say? \u2018Father, save me from this hour\u2026\u2019 (Jn 12:27a NIV) The nicety of our translation has lost the horror of Jesus anguish. The word for troubled really means revulsion, horror, anxiety, agitation. Understanding this word gives us an insight into the human emotions Jesus was experiencing. What\u2019s ahead fills him with terror. He wants his Father to rescue him from it. If there\u2019s another way, he\u2019s open to it.\nBut then he recalls his destiny\u2026 No, it was for this very reason I came to this hour. (Jn 12:27b NIV). There\u2019s a greater purpose than Jesus\u2019 own comfort. Recalling this is how Jesus galvanizes himself emotionally for the torture he is about to endure.\n\u201cBut I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all people to myself.\u201d He said this to show the kind of death he was going to die. (Jn 12:32-33 NIV) Jesus will be literally lifted up above the earth \u2026 after spikes have been hammered through his wrists and ankles into a cross beam!\nLike the father chose to lose his life together with his son, Jesus chooses to lose his life, like a seed in the ground, so many may live.\nHe chooses to give up his life -FOR US; chooses the nails in obedience to the Father\u2019s will; chooses the nails out of love for humanity (including the Greeks who\u2019d come to see him!); Chooses to die with us, for us\u2026 to bring us the forgiveness of sins. And it is by faith that we receive this gift of forgiveness, trusting in the work and obedience of Christ, with full assurance that it is by grace alone we are saved.\nKnowing this, would you now dare to love the unlovable? Dare, by the power of the Spirit to forgo your life for the sake of an enemy? This is true sacrificial love and it can mean tragedy for our life and ambitions.\nYet there is triumph in the tragedy. In the outworking of Jesus\u2019 choice is the glory of God\u2019s unselfish and sacrificial love. Once we know who goes to the cross and why he is there, it\u2019s hard to remain unmoved. It\u2019s through the cross that Jesus draws people to himself. It\u2019s how he has drawn us. Just as the boy would have been drawn to the arms of his father, so he didn\u2019t have to die alone, so we also, out of shear anguish of death, are drawn into the arms of our saviour. Trusting in his mercy, trusting that he has made things right.\nThere will always be people who despise the cross as foolishness. But we know that it\u2019s through the cross \u2013 where the King gave up his life for us \u2013 we too have come to share in life with God. And so we say with Paul: I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes. (Rom 1:16 NIV) Amen.\nNumbers 21:4-9 The law of faith\nI am going to write a famous mathematical and scientific equation on the board that all of you would be aware of: E=mc2 This is Einstein\u2019s law of relativity, and don\u2019t ask me what it really means! However, what I do know is its a formula to acknowledge that energy and motion have constant principles; they always operate in the same predictable way, time after time after time. Energy = mass multiplied by the speed of light. It\u2019s a principle, a law, a set order of creation that is predictable and when calculated, has predictable results.\nI have another not so famous equation. In fact it has never seen the light of day until I thought of it! It is a calculation that, like Einstein\u2019s law, gives us a formula to acknowledge the constant and predictable reason for us complaining about God. Unlike Einstein\u2019s law of relativity, my formula is rather a simple one: C=ur2; Complaining against God = unbelief multiplied by rebellion. This is a constant law, it never changes. We complain because we don\u2019t trust God and rebel against his \u2018way\u2019 of doing things.\nLet\u2019s see the equation at work in the story of the bronze snake.\nThe Israelites travelled from Mount Hor along the route to the Red Sea, to go around Edom. But the people grew impatient on the way; they spoke against God and against Moses, and said, \u201cWhy have you brought us up out of Egypt to die in the desert? There is no bread! There is no water! And we detest this miserable food! C, the \u2018complaining\u2019 was the outcome of their unbelief and want for rebellion against God; C=ur2.\nThe writer of Hebrews uses this equation to explain why most Israelites never entered the Promised Land \u2018Who were they who heard and rebelled? Were they not all those Moses led out of Egypt? And with whom was he angry for forty years? Was it not with those who sinned, whose bodies fell in the desert? So we see that they were not able to enter, because of their unbelief.\u2019 Complaining is the sign of unbelief and rebellion, and it is the true reason why God forbid them to enter the \u2018rest\u2019.\nDon\u2019t we all though? Complain in unbelief and rebellion to the church and to God, when our life doesn\u2019t go to plan; when God makes our life uncomfortable. We complain because its like God is leading us into a wilderness along a wondering path, and we are going nowhere in life. Like the Israelites, we complain, because of our unbelief and rebellion against what God is doing, as the simple equation shows. Yet, how does someone as good as Jesus, as good as our Father in heaven who saved us through sending his Son to the cross to be crucified for our rebellion and unbelief, provoke such a bad reaction in us; so much complaining about him?\nFor an answer, we need to look to John 1 verses 4-5 In [Jesus] was life, and that life was the light of men. The light shines in the darkness, but the darkness has not understood it.\u2019 Light shining in the darkness is a big theme in John, in fact he speaks about the light of Jesus 23 times. In Jesus, God\u2019s light and life comes into the world. However, people, you and I, respond to the light of God\u2019s love in Jesus like moths or bats. Some -like moths- are attracted to Jesus, receive Him, and find the joy of believing in Jesus and living life with Jesus.\nOthers are like bats. When light is shone into their darkness they get agitated\u2026 and react with unbelief and rebellion and so complain.\n\u2022 Sometimes it\u2019s because we don\u2019t like Jesus lifting the lid on our hearts. There\u2019s messy stuff in there that we hide -even from ourselves. So we paper mache over our faults and weaknesses and try to be \u201cgood people\u201d. Truth is we need cleansing and healing; we need the light of Jesus.\n\u2022 Sometimes it\u2019s because we\u2019re comfortable; and like Caiaphas the high priest, who wasn\u2019t concerned about Jesus one way or the other, we don\u2019t won\u2019t to be disturbed.\n\u2022 Sometimes, we\u2019re afraid of the changes that might happen if we take Jesus seriously.\n\u2022 And sometimes it\u2019s because we\u2019re angry with God about bad stuff that\u2019s happened to us in the past.\nBut here\u2019s the key: when we live in unbelief and rebellion and reject the light of Jesus, we still find ourselves in darkness; wondering around like the Israelites in the desert; complaining because we cannot see where God is leading us; complaining because we hate the darkness. The light of Jesus has come into the world and this is good news that leaves us with a new equation, the old one, the one I just developed has been overturned.\nJesus says: This is the verdict: Light has come into the world\u2026 whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what he has done has been done through God.\u201d The truth of Jesus, his death on the cross, gives light and hope for us. Jesus has given himself so that we may believe in him and leave the darkness and walk in the light of God\u2019s love.\nRegardless of how we\u2019ve reacted to Jesus in the past, or where we\u2019re at with God at the moment, we may still be complaining, this is Jesus\u2019 offer to you and it still stands \u2018Just as Moses lifted up the snake in the desert, so the Son of Man must be lifted up, that everyone who believes in him may have eternal life.\u2019 Jesus on the cross suffering and paying for our sins is the light in our darkness; the light that dispels all complaining because Jesus invites us to believe and receive the light of eternal life. E=mc2. Eternal life = faith multiplied by the man on the cross.\nWhile it\u2019s easy to blame the Sanhedrin for the murder of Jesus, the truth is that we are all partly responsible for his death. One of Robin Mann\u2019s songs, When Our Life Began Again, hits this home in verse 3. It recounts the scene of the cross.\nWomen wept to see him; He said: \u201cDon\u2019t weep for me.\u201d\nMany laughed and mocked Him: \u201cForgive them they don\u2019t see.\u201d\nJesus, please forgive me, You know what I am;\nI was one who nailed Your hands\nWhen our life began again. (All Together Again, # 147)\nIt is for each one of us that Jesus dies; and in his death our lives begin again. God does not conquer us with political might, but woos us with sacrificial love. The passion of God for you, for me, won\u2019t have it any other way. Jesus is the light of the world, a light in our life. By faith in the man on the cross, you have eternal life. Amen\nFoolishness of the cross\n4 Sunday in Lent Foolishness of the cross 1 Cor 1_18-25\nDo you believe that Jesus is the Christ? Good, even the demons confess that, as James and the gospels testify! Do you believe that Jesus is the chosen one from God, his prophet? Good, even the Muslims believe that! In fact, the Muslim faith believes quite strongly that Mary was chosen by God as a woman of noble birth, to bear the Christ child Jesus; the Christos, the Messiah; the anointed one. They believe in Jesus\u2019 virgin birth and the Koran, their \u2018bible\u2019 mentions Jesus 25 times as a prophet of God. Can you argue against that? Of coarse not!\nWow, we might say! We have a common faith; we are one. After all, Paul in his letter to the Corinthians says \u2018No one can say, \u201cJesus is Lord,\u201d except by the Holy Spirit.\u2019 The Moslems say he is Lord. I also hear many Christians say \u2018anyone who believes in Jesus is a Christian\u2019.\nIs a Muslim Christian? Are the demons Christian? Is everyone who says \u2018Lord, Lord\u2019 welcome into the kingdom of God? No, not according to Jesus own words in Matthew \u2018Many will say to me on that day, \u2018Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and in your name drive out demons and perform many miracles?\u2019 Then I will tell them plainly, \u2018I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!\u2018\nWhat is it then that separates the true believers from the false prophets?\nJesus death on the cross to pay for our sins and his resurrection for our salvation , as Paul writes in Romans 4:25 \u2018He was delivered over to death for our sins and was raised to life for our justification.\u2019 is what separates \u2018Christians\u2019 from Muslims, demons from the Spirit of God, true believers from false prophets.\n\u2018For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.\u2019 The cross, the payment Jesus made for our sin, is foolishness to many; its ludicrous that an innocent man would die for the guilty. I have little to say on this, rather, let a Muslim cleric, who was once a Christian minister, speak clearly on this.\nAre St Paul\u2019s words speaking loudly to you now \u2018For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing\u2026It is a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles.\u2019 Utter nonsense that God would send his only innocent Son to the cross to die for the guilty. We are the guilty ones and so we must pay for our sins, we must deal with our guilt.\nThis is what religion is all about, a system of works to pay our dept; a system of laws to obey in order to please an angry God. Religion is God\u2019s way of making people righteous through obedience to strict laws and commands, through our worship and bowing down to him.\nReligion yes, Christianity no! We preach Christ crucified. We proclaim the cross because through the cross is salvation and the power of God to forgive sins. It seems foolish and ludicrous because we are actually still guilty in our sin. You and me have not payed for our sins Jesus has; we have not suffered the wrath of God\u2019s anger against sin, Jesus has. We don\u2019t obey and fulfil any laws to be saved, Jesus does. Foolishness in the eyes of those perishing, but to us who are being saved, it is the power of God. Justification, or put simply, our salvation is totally God\u2019s doing in Jesus.\nThis is the good news of the cross. The free gift of being made right with God because Jesus died to pay for our sin and guilt. We are given this at no cost to us. Not even our little finger is raised in an effort to help in our salvation. No works, no obeying of God\u2019s law, not even any of the laws Jesus spoke of and commanded us to obey. Nothing!\nOur justification is a gift given to us freely because \u2018God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son. That whoever believes in him will not perish but have eternal life\u2019. The foolishness lay in the fact that we take hold of this free gift of God by faith. That is, we believe Jesus, by dieing on the cross, made us right with God and nothing else matters or counts towards this.\nYou heard in the DVD, the Cleric criticises Christianity for being the easiest religion in the world. All you have to do is hope that God is merciful. How true is that! True, it is easy because Jesus has done everything for us and gives us everything, forgiveness, life and salvation, but it is only a half truth.\nThe hard part for us, harder than doing any works towards paying for our sin, is to simply trust Jesus at his word; to believe gospel of the cross. Yet, even in this, God assures us and comforts us of his mercy by giving us his Spirit in baptism; a down payment of the things to come. 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        "raw_content": "This strategy has 2 simple rules:\nEvery month, buy the 1 month call option on QQQ (NASDAQ ETF) that is the closest to the strike, but out of the money, UNLESS\nThe option premium (option price / stock price) is greater than 3%, in which case don\u2019t buy any options that month\nThe monthly options expire on the third Friday of the month. So on every third Friday, this strategy says to buy an option that expires on the third Friday of the following month.\nThe results I\u2019m going to show below are for options on the NASDAQ ETF, QQQ. This is a widely traded option.\nOptions are only traded at discrete prices, so buying an option exactly At The Money (ATM) is usually not possible. So this strategy says to buy the call option that\u2019s out of the money, but closest to the QQQ price. E.g., if the QQQ price is 48.6, and there are options for 48.5 and 49.0, the call option at 49.0 would be purchased.\nFinally, if the option premium is greater than 3% of the QQQ price, this strategy says to not buy anything at all. The reason is that, historically, ATM one month call option premiums on QQQ above 3% occur when the market is in turmoil. This strategy says to just sit out and wait for things to calm down.\nHere is the table of annual results for 2006 \u2013 2015, I\u2019ll explain each column below:\nNumber Up Months\nNumber Down Months\nNumber Months Out\nTotal Annual Profit (Loss)\n2006 4 8 0 -0.76%\n2007 7 5 0 +3.04%\n2012 7 5 0 +13.46%\nNumber of Up Months: This is the number of months in the year in which an option would have been purchased, and ended up worth more than the purchase price\nNumber of Down Months: This is the number of months in the year in which an option would have been purchased, and ended up worth less than the purchase price\nNumber Months Out: This is the number of months in the year in which an option would not have been purchased because the premium was more than 3%\nTotal Annual Profit (Loss): This is the sum of the profits / losses from each individual trade over the year\nThe Total Annual Profit (Loss) needs a bit more explanation. Suppose QQQ is selling for $50 per share, and the strategy is to trade options on $10,000 worth of QQQ every month. $10,000 / $50 = 200 shares, or 2 contracts. A Total Annual Profit (Loss) of -5% means that, at the end of the year, this strategy would lose 5% of $10,000, or $500. Conversely, a Total Annual Profit (Loss) of +5% means that, at the end of the year, this strategy would gain 5% of $10,000, or $500.",
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        "raw_content": "Tips on How to Choose the Most Suitable Watch for you\nThere are plenty of ways on how to select a watch. Watches would improve your overall appearance. In addition, watches would allow you to track down time efficiently. But you must know that choosing the finest watch is not an easy task. Because of that, you must know some things first.\nOne of the best tips that you could always utilize is to be able to figure out the watch\u2019s origin that you like to purchase. There are various places and countries that are widely known about their best quality watches such as Switzerland. Try to discover the manufacturing company or country of the watch in order for you to assess its quality.\nYou should know what are the mechanisms behind the watch that enables it to operate. This is very significant for you to know so that you would be able to maintain the watch\u2019s good condition. The widely used mechanisms are batteries, mechanical, and quartz. The gears and springs are used by the mechanical ones while crystals are used by quartz.\nCase of the Watch\nA watch\u2019s case is the material that encloses the watch\u2019s body. Know what type of material is utilized for the watch\u2019s case. There are numerous precious metals utilized for this part such as titanium, platinum, stainless steel, and gold. These materials differ in their quality and prices.\nCover of the face\nThe watch\u2019s face cover is a vital thing in choosing a watch. You must be able to select a watch which as the best face cover. The material must be clear and would not easily be scratched.\nThere are numerous features in a single watch. You must pick the watch that would be of great use for you. If you happen to be a sports lover, then you must try to find a watch that is waterproof with stopwatch and timer. You have to figure out first what the characteristics of the watches would be best for you.\nAnother important thing that you must put into consideration is the watch\u2019s band. Always ensure that the band is comfortable to wear. In buying watches, there are numerous things that you must be familiar of. You should choose the watch that will benefit you. Keep in your mind that there are still numerous guidelines on how you can choose the best watch.\nAlways do your best whenever you choose your watch. Take note that you will utilize the watch for a long time. Therefore, it would be best to apply the things that you have learned from this article.\nNews For This Month: Dealers",
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        "raw_content": "Patriarch Kirill I leads procession commemorating slain Czarist Family\nJuly 17, 2018, 4:53 UTC+3 YEKATERINBURG\nThe Russian Orthodox Church canonized the Czar, the Czarina and their five children as holy regal martyrs for faith in 2000\nYEKATERINBURG, July 17. /TASS/. As Russia observed the centenary anniversary since the brutal slaying of the family of the deposed Czar Nicholas II, which occurred in Yakerinburg overnight to July 17, 1918, the Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Kirill I led a vigil Cross-bearing procession from the downtown Church on the Blood to the Ganina Yama district, the initial burial site of the slain family members.\nKirill I said before the beginning of the procession he planned covering the whole distance of 21 km on foot. He is leading a column of thousands upon thousands of pilgrims who have come from all the parts of Russia, as well as from Ukraine, Belarus, the UK, the US, France, Germany, and other countries.\nBolshevik revolutionaries executed Czar Nicholas II, who had abdicated more than a year prior to the execution, Czarina Alexandra, Crown Prince Alexis, Grand Princesses Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia, family physician Eugene Botkin, Czarina\u2019s room-maid Anna Demidova, court chef Ivan Kharitonov, and the Czar\u2019s footman Alexei [Aloise] Trupp overnight to July 17, 1918.\nThe Russian Orthodox Church canonized the Czar, the Czarina and their five children as holy regal martyrs for faith in 2000.\nThe vigil service and liturgy ended shortly after midnight. The Patriarch conducted it right on the square in front of the Church on the Blood in attendance of Metropolitan Onuphry of Kiev and all Ukraine, Metropolitan Vladimir of Chisinau and all Moldova, Metropolitan Juvenal of Krutsitsy and Kolomenkosye, Metropolitan Kirill of Yekaterinburg, Metropolitan Vikenty of Tashkent and other hierarchs of the Church.\nIn all about 40 bishops, including some of them representing the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia took part in chanting the vigil and the liturgy. Sources at the diocese of Yekaterinburg said about 10,000 people took communion out on the square and the priests had brought more than a hundred communion chalices for the purpose - a record in its own right.\nMoving ahead of the column is a group of clerics carrying a big icon of Nicholas II decorated with flowers. This is the main icon of the Monastery in the Name of Holy Regal Martyrs on Ganina Yama.\nAnzhela Tambova, the press secretary of the Yekaterinburg diocese told TASS the check-in lists of the camp for the pilgrims showed people had come from practically all the corners of Russia.\n\"Moscow, St. Petersburg, Pskov, Blagoveshchensk in the Far East, Murmansk,\" she said naming just a handful of cities as an instance. Groups of pilgrims also came from Serbia, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, the US, the UK, Germany, Austria, France, and even from as far as New Zealand.\nAbout 150 volunteers were seen escorting the column. They were split into 25 small mobile groups, which also included priests and nurses, who had taken a special training course at the regional branch of the Ministry for Emergency Situations and Civil Defense.\nThe pilgrims who get tired have an opportunity to take seat in special busses. Installed along the route are freshwater stations.\nDuke Pavel Kulikovsky-Romanov, a member of the Romanov Family Association, and members of his family are taking part in the march, too. Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna, the senior successor to the Romanov dynasty, and her son attended the patriarchal liturgy.\nWalking among the pilgrims is a group of about a hundred young members of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia. They have come from the parishes in Australia, the US, Germany, France, Israel, Georgia and other countries.\nYoung Orthodox Christian activists have a very extensive program in the Urals. Apart from visiting the commemorative places linked to Nicholas II\u2019s family, they also take part in the services and plan giving a concert of spiritual music in Yekaterinburg.\nAn international forum of young Orthodox Christians has been timed for the anniversary.\nOne of the veterans of the Cross-bearing processions to Ganina Yama, Dr. Vladimir Bolshakov, who supervises research activities at the Ilya Glazunov Russian Academy of Painting and Sculpture, was the organizers of the first such procession in 1992.\n\"As if it was upon someone\u2019s prearranged plan, the bulk of flights to Yekaterinburg were cancelled then,\" he said. \"We had to take a train. The weather was quite horrible then, too, but decided to perform the Cross-bearing procession all the same. And imagine there only nine of use on the march back in 1992.\"\n\"Ever more new people are joining the columns after 2000 when the Holy Regal Martyrs were canonized,\" Dr. Bolshakov said.\nTwo young women from the southern Stavropol territory, Anna and Vera, told TASS they had to spend four night on a bus and went through the heatwave of more than 40 Centigrade on the way to Yekaterinburg. In addition, the bus went out of order several times.\n\"Still we feel a new surge of energy now and we hope to pray to the regal martyrs,\" Anna said.\nA group of pilgrims from western Ukraine had some unpleasant surprises during the trip to Yekaterinburg, too. Not far from Yekaterinburg, the bust got into a road accident. The strike was rather powerful and the pilgrims said it was a miracle no one had been injured.\n\"Our route to Sverdlovsk was more than 4,000 km long and we really felt the Holy Regal Martyrs were helping us,\" said Xenia from Ukraine\u2019s Rovno region. \"People in Ukraine venerate to regal martyrs passionately.\"\nFoer some of the pilgrims, participation in the \u2018Czarist days\u2019 has taken the shape of family tradition. For instance, Tatiana from the West-Siberian city of Tobolsk said she comes to Yekaterinburg for anniversaries of the Czarist Family execution for than fifteen years already. They began to take part in the commemorative events when the Church on the Blood did not exist yet.\n\"The Family wasn\u2019t canonized by the Church yet and we simply ordered a remembrance service,\" she said. \"The children would run around us and take blessings from the head of the diocese, Archbishop Vikenty.\".",
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        "raw_content": "Advantages for affiliates\nThe advantages of the affiliate marketing business model of the affiliate are quite obvious to anyone. Having the opportunity to effectively \u2018sell stock\u2019 without having any of the costs or responsibilities of manufacturing, buying or storing it is very liberating.\nIf approached correctly, this can eventually turn into an almost passive income. While it\u2019s likely you\u2019ll always need (and want) to keep your eye on the ball, if you can get the business bringing in a substantial income, you may be able to outsource many of the routine tasks to freelancers in the long term.\nWhere many people stumble, however, is in believing that success in affiliate marketing is quick and easy. It\u2019s not. It takes many hours of learning, commitment and a willingness to adapt to bring the best out of every changing situation.\nIf an affiliate\u2019s website is generic, such as a health and beauty blog, the possibilities are endless: from beauty creams to entire pampering sets, if you can give a company enough exposure, they will be begging you to trial their products for free!\n0 Comments on Advantages for affiliates:",
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        "raw_content": "Callicarpa kwangtungensis\nThis species is similar to Callicarpa membranacea, but differs in having longer leaf blades with abaxial small dense yellow glands and having larger cymes[\nCallicarpa kwangtungensis is a shrub growing around 2 metres tall[\nThe plant is harvested from the wild for medicinal use\nE. Asia - southern China (Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Yunnan, Zhejiang)\nMixed forests; at elevations from 300 - 1,600 metres[\nCallicarpa kwangtungensis is native in the warm temperate to subtropical regions of China, where it grows in hardiness zones 8 -10. It should succeed outdoors in the mildest regions of the temperate zone.\nThe twigs (the bark is probably meant here) ad the leaves are used in the treatment of measles[\nThe leaves are used in the treatment of migraine and stomachache[\nCite as: Temperate Plants Database, Ken Fern. temperate.theferns.info. 2019-02-15. <temperate.theferns.info/plant/Callicarpa+kwangtungensis>",
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        "raw_content": "I didn't see that coming, especially as Louis is George's third name. Prince Philip will be so pleased they've chosen Lord Mountbatten's name. It'll certainly please the bookies - I don't think there were too many bets on Louis!\nETA - hmm, just remembered that Earl Spencer's son and heir, William's first cousin, is called Louis, so there's a definite Spencer link in there, too.\nYes, the bookies should be breathing a bit easier this morning - apparently they were panicked into closing betting on Albert when there was a flurry of bets on it late yesterday. And Louis may or may not please the French...\nThe Daily Mail (sorry) says Louis was 20/1 so a good day for the bookies.\nI've been trying to work out if there's a direct connection to all the French Louis (what is the plural of Louis?! Loues?!). There is from Louis IX via the Bourbons - from Henrietta Maria to Charles II and through various illegitimate lines to the Queen Mother and Diana - but I'm not sure about Louis XIII, XIV et al ... probably not, because of the religious restriction. Not to mention the fact that Queen Victoria's son Arthur - Arthur being the baby's middle name - was named after the Duke of Wellington .\nYou doubtless knew this, Alison, but apparently Lord Mountbatten was related to the Grand Dukes of Hesse and through them the Landgraves of Hesse-Darmstadt, for all of whom Louis seems to have been a family name, though a few may have been Ludwig...\nI highly recommend Hessian Tapestry by David Duff, which goes into the history of the House of Hesse-Darmstadt . Prince Philip's doubly descended from them on his mother's side - the Battenbergs (his grandfather's family) were a morganatic branch of the Hesse-Darmstadts (the main branch of which were his grandmother's family). And they were gloriously intermarried with the Romanovs ...\nI wish they'd chosen Michael as the third name, though. They've already got Princess Charlotte, so I don't think they needed to get Prince Charles's name in there again, and I feel a bit put out on behalf of the Middletons! I know Charlotte and Elizabeth are Pippa and Kate's middle names, but even so.\nPlease do. I like the name Marina as well!\nJust going back to the subject of titles, apparently Buckingham Palace caused a bit of a stir by announcing that \"Mrs Michael Tindall\" had been safely delivered of a baby girl. It is correct - and, even if it wasn't, it would be if Buckingham Palace said so - but I can't remember the last time I saw that particular form used. \"Dr and Mrs John Maynard\", yes, but I can't think when I last saw just \"Mrs Husband's Name Surname\". I hope Zara had a good laugh about it and wasn't offended .\nI'm sure Zara knows it's the correct formula. I suppose it's an age thing, but I'm always surprised at how often these things are published with the wrong usage.\nHad I seen \"Mrs Zara Tindall\" I would have thought \"Poor thing, widowed just as she gave birth!\" And it surely couldn't say \"Mr and Mrs.... have been safely delivered of....\"? That would have been quite worrying.\nSo who is stirred up by it then?\n(I am clearly showing my age here)\nIt's unusual these days, but it is technically correct, and Buckingham Palace could/would hardly use an incorrect form of wording .\nApparently some people - probably the same ones! - are also upset by all the comments about how big the baby was, and think that there should be no need to point out that 9lbs 3ozs is \"heavy\". They've obviously never met either Phil Graves or Joey ...\nGuess if/when Harry and Meghan have a baby the name might be a bit less traditional!\nWell, now we've got there, and the bookies' favourites so far seem to be Alexander or Arthur for a boy, and Alice for a girl, AGAIN, do we think this child will receive a more unusual name? Not hugely likely to ever be King or Queen, but I think the naming protocols are still present...\nFrankly, I don't really care what the baby's name will be. I really think that it's up to the parents, though I admit I'm not particularly fond of Ebenezer.\nI wish someone'd go for Victoria. It's a shame that the name seems to've gone out of the British royal family. I know it's Princess Eugenie's middle name, but it hasn't been used for a first name since George V's sister 150 years ago.\nI think it depends what they choose. I can't see the Queen agreeing to Apple or Sunday Rose or Peaches, but there might be more scope for a recognised name without royal connections ... but I still think they're more likely to go for something with a royal link. That still gives them plenty to go at, though, especially if they include Prince Philip's side. A lot of Hanoverian names are back in fashion now.\nI agree it's shame about Victoria, but I suppose it might be felt to be rather a lot to live up to for a royal child. Still, it didn't bother the Stuarts about using Elizabeth, did it?\nI do like Alice, but I'm betting this child will be another boy, so think it would be a good opportunity to add something fresh to the royal names - nothing outrageous, just something a little different. Thomas, Lucas, Hugo, Oscar or Matthew, for instance?\nI don't care to bet on the sex of a child, but an older royal name would be good. perhaps Alexandra would be a nice touch if it turns out to be a girl.\nThere's Princess Victoria of Sweden so you'd think she might be asked to be godmother to a little Vicky. In fact there are lots of protestant queens around so a small princess could be Victoria Mary Mette-Marit and have a clutch of regal godparents. Was thinking Netherlands but Q Maxima is RC.\nI wish someone would have Adelaide, that's nice and royal and unusual now.\nI think it'll be a boy too. It'll have a sensible first name and maybe a bit more unusual for the second/third. 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        "raw_content": "MUSINGS FROM AFAR Rest in Peace Mother!\nBy Dominic Yooku deGraft Aidoo\nEmail Dominic: mygharticles@gmail.com .\n\u201cTo those who oppose us, we say, \u2018Strike the woman, and you strike the rock\u2019.\u201d Winne Madikizela Mandela\nYesterday was Mother\u2019s Day in Ghana, and I am writing this article to celebrate Winne Madikizela Mandela of blessed memory. As always, I am writing from my perspective. I recall vividly in 1985, I was in class five in Ghana. I cannot recall the subject being taught in class, neither do I recall the importance of the person at the centre of the lesson. All I recall was being taught a song that went something like this:\n\u201cFree Mandela, Free Mandela, Free Mandela\u2026\u201d\nI no longer remember the rest of the lyrics of the song either. However, it was many years later, namely the weeks leading to the release of Mandela, when it dawned on me that something \u201cbig\u201d was about to happen. It was many weeks after the release of Nelson Mandela that I saw, for the first-time, pictures of Winne Madikizela Mandela walking hand-in-hand with Nelson Mandela out of Cape Town\u2019s Victor Vester Prison. I recall with nostalgia the historic images of Winnie with a clenched fist, punching the air in salutation. Nelson Mandela, after twenty-seven years, was freed on 11th February 1990.\nSadly, on 2nd April 2018, Winnie Madikizela Mandela passed on to be with her Maker. It is reported that she died peacefully in her sleep in a Johannesburg hospital, surrounded by her family and loved ones. She was laid to rest on the 14th of April 2018, with many international dignitaries attending the funeral. Ghana sent a five-member delegation, led by former First Lady Mrs. Agyeman Rawlings. Just as the Continent of Africa mourned the death of Winnie, many media houses in the West were not charitable in their narration about the Winnie Madikizela Mandela legacy. Some political commentators suspect there is a deliberate attempt to taint her contribution to the struggle for the overthrow of the apartheid regime.\nFor example, one newspaper in the UK described\nThe former wife of the late South African President Nelson Mandela, anti-apartheid campaigner Winnie Mandela waves as she attends the 54th ANC National Conference at the NASREC Expo Centre in Johannesburg on December 16, 2017.\nThousands of delegates from South Africa\u2019s ANC party gathered on December 16, 2017 for a five-day meeting to elect their new leader in a divisive race seen as a pivotal moment in the country\u2019s post-apartheid history. he winner will be well placed to be the next president, but the ANC has lost much popularity since Nelson Mandela led it to power in the euphoric 1994 election that marked the end of white-minority rule.\nMUJAHID SAFODIEN/AFP/Getty Images)\nWinnie Madikizela Mandela\u2019s life as \u201cblood-soaked.\u201d Really? I guess blood soaked because of \u201cexcesses\u201d in her resolve to topple Apartheid, an evil, bloody and barbaric system of authoritarian political culture, based on white supremacy, which marshalled the state to repress the black indigenes of South Africa for the benefit of a minority few.\nWinnie was celebrated on the African Continent because she became a vocal leader in the liberation struggle when Mandela, with many of his comrades (freedom fighters), were imprisoned. Her suffering during the thirty-five years of Apartheid is seldom talked about, and her weaknesses over-exaggerated. We forget how young Winnie was when she had to take up the fight against the white South African establishment. As a single young mother of four children, Winnie was put under twenty-four hours surveillance, harassed and threatened daily, arrested and imprisoned many times. She even spent four hundred and ninety-one days in solitary confinement, and almost nine years in exile in Brandfort, Orange Free State. She was tortured and stripped of her dignity as a woman by denying her sanitary products while in solitary confinement. Yet, Mama Winnie could not be broken. The \u201cIron Lady\u201d, as she was often called, was made of steel and her determination to crush the evil system of Apartheid was something she was prepared to trade in only with her own life.\nLet us be fair and report history in a balanced way. Mama Winnie was by no means a saint. She made many mistakes in her fight to topple the Apartheid regime. It is, perhaps, within this context that her legacy must be properly assessed. For example, in 1985, Madikizela-Mandela returned to Soweto in defiance of the government order banning her from appearing in the township, and, as she herself admitted to South Africa\u2019s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), \u201cthings went horribly wrong.\u201d The Mandela Football Club (her body guards), which she formed, was accused of many brutalities, and even murder. An allegation she denied till she died. Admittedly, Mama Winnie\u2019s football club is a blot to her legacy, but it must not be highlighted to dim her achievements. She was accused of openly having an affair with another man while her husband languished in prison. In 1991, a court found her guilty of kidnapping and being an accessory to assault in the murder of Stompie Sepei (Moeketsi), In 1995, she was sacked from her cabinet job by her husband, amidst corruption allegations. Mama Winnie faults are well documented and the list is endless. It is useful to note here that the Apartheid regime had mounted a very concentrated propaganda campaign against Winnie, and it is a known fact that there were even spies planted in the football club. Only history will tell Winnie\u2019s actual involvement in the atrocities she was accused of committing.\nThat notwithstanding, in the face of intimidation, humiliation, arrests, banning orders and daily police harassment, she ensured that the world never forgot the struggle of the people of South Africa, nor of her husband, Nelson Mandela. We all recall the visit of celebrities such as Ted Kennedy and Richard Attenborough bringing along the world media after she was exiled to the remote town of Brandfort. While Nelson Mandela and many of the freedom fighters languished in prison and silenced, it was the defiant Iron Lady Winnie Mandela who kept the momentum going. Would the plight of the oppressed South Africans have been in the lime-light had those agitation and struggles not happened? Those who were \u201clucky\u201d enough to have been incarcerated and exiled were spared the agony of the persecution during the Apartheid era. Those who were not so lucky had to continue their struggle for their emancipation. Mama Winnie rose and fought for the emancipation of all those who lived in South Africa, especially, the oppressed blacks. But, for the efforts of Winnie, the world had forgotten their plight. If Mandela and his comrades were comforted in prison, it is because they knew that the struggle for the emancipation of the people of South Africa was a dream that could be realised. It took the defiance of the likes of Winnie Mandela to keep the flame of hope alive. Hypocritically, many years after the fall of apartheid we still celebrate and immortalise the architects of apartheid on prominent plinths. So, then, why can\u2019t the media be fair to Mama Winnie and celebrate her for bringing the axis of such evil down? The question really is how has Mama Winnie managed to court the anger of the West? After all, she was a comrade in arms to no less a person than the revered Madiba.\nI have wondered how Mama Winnie managed to make so many enemies. Could it be her continuous quest for economic freedom for black South Africans, and the way she went about it? At the heart of this was the issue of land ownership, and many say Mama Winnie made a lot of enemies both at home and abroad, because she, from the onset, would not renege on the struggle for the expropriation of land. The South African land was 100%-owned by the indigenes till the arrival of the Dutch, who took the land by force. Having taken the land by force, a law, the Natives Land Act, was enacted in 1913, which restricted black people from buying or renting land in \u201cwhite South Africa\u201d. The law then paved the way for the legal and forceful removal of black people from these lands. The resultant effect was that the Act polarised South Africa dividing the country into white and black areas. Many years later, the best land was in the hands of a few thousand white commercial farmers, while tens of thousands of black peasants were crammed together on the less fertile lands. After the collapse of Apartheid in 1994, the African National Congress (ANC) government said it wanted to return 30% of this land to its previous owners, the indigenes, by 2014. So far, about 8% of this land has been returned. The 30% policy failed, because of the government\u2019s \u201cwilling buyer, willing seller\u201d policy. The policy did not compel the white South African farmers to sell their land, and they are obviously not prepared to sell the land to the original indigenous owners. Admittedly, the question of land must be dealt with without sensation. However, it is not right that 10% of the white minority of South Africa own almost 80% of the land. Interestingly, the lands are owned by trusts and companies. Dare remove the veil and you will see that the real owners are the few white minorities. How many South African politicians have we heard say time and time again that \u201cSouth Africa belongs to all who live in it, white and black.\u201d How can South Africa belong to all, when 10% own 80% of the land?\nMany commentators are of the view that Winnie Mandela rejected the idea of sacrificing the economic emancipation of the people of South Africa for political expediency. No wonder Mama Winnie made enemies both home and abroad. To some indigenes, the issues of land appropriation without compensation is to correct a historical injustice which should not have happened in the first place.\nThe founding fathers will agree with me when I say Rest in Peace Mama Winnie. They will also agree that the expropriation of land without compensation was a call by many poor South Africans, which Mama Winnie responded to. To Mama Winnie, the land was acquired in a pernicious manner, and must be returned into the hands of the indigenes. To many, she is a true citizen of the African Continent who fought and was prepared to die for her conviction. To some of us, she was simply a mother!\nRest in Peace Mama!\nLA Galaxy\u2019s Boateng Scores First MLS Goal\nProperties and Benefits of Pheasant Eggs\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: b6a98cf1882ee85115976e97bb669d51",
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        "raw_content": "How vulnerable to hacking is the US election cyber infrastructure?\nIs everything on the up-and-up here? Rick Wilking/Reuters\nRichard Forno has received research funding related to cybersecurity from the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Department of Defense (DOD), and the State of Maryland during his academic career.\nFollowing the hack of Democratic National Committee emails and reports of a new cyberattack against the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, worries abound that foreign nations may be clandestinely involved in the 2016 American presidential campaign. Allegations swirl that Russia, under the direction of President Vladimir Putin, is secretly working to undermine the U.S. Democratic Party. The apparent logic is that a Donald Trump presidency would result in more pro-Russian policies. At the moment, the FBI is investigating, but no U.S. government agency has yet made a formal accusation.\nThe Republican nominee added unprecedented fuel to the fire by encouraging Russia to \u201cfind\u201d and release Hillary Clinton\u2019s missing emails from her time as secretary of state. Trump\u2019s comments drew sharp rebuke from the media and politicians on all sides. Some suggested that by soliciting a foreign power to intervene in domestic politics, his musings bordered on criminality or treason. Trump backtracked, saying his comments were \u201csarcastic,\u201d implying they\u2019re not to be taken seriously.\nOf course, the desire to interfere with another country\u2019s internal political processes is nothing new. Global powers routinely monitor their adversaries and, when deemed necessary, will try to clandestinely undermine or influence foreign domestic politics to their own benefit. For example, the Soviet Union\u2019s foreign intelligence service engaged in so-called \u201cactive measures\u201d designed to influence Western opinion. Among other efforts, it spread conspiracy theories about government officials and fabricated documents intended to exploit the social tensions of the 1960s. Similarly, U.S. intelligence services have conducted their own secret activities against foreign political systems \u2013 perhaps most notably its repeated attempts to help overthrow pro-communist Fidel Castro in Cuba.\nAlthough the Cold War is over, intelligence services around the world continue to monitor other countries\u2019 domestic political situations. Today\u2019s \u201cinfluence operations\u201d are generally subtle and strategic. Intelligence services clandestinely try to sway the \u201chearts and minds\u201d of the target country\u2019s population toward a certain political outcome.\nWhat has changed, however, is the ability of individuals, governments, militaries and criminal or terrorist organizations to use internet-based tools \u2013 commonly called cyberweapons \u2013 not only to gather information but also to generate influence within a target group.\nSo what are some of the technical vulnerabilities faced by nations during political elections, and what\u2019s really at stake when foreign powers meddle in domestic political processes?\nOhio citizens using electronic voting machines during the 2012 presidential election. Aaron Josefczyk/Reuters\nVulnerabilities at the electronic ballot box\nThe process of democratic voting requires a strong sense of trust \u2013 in the equipment, the process and the people involved.\nOne of the most obvious, direct ways to affect a country\u2019s election is to interfere with the way citizens actually cast votes. As the United States (and other nations) embrace electronic voting, it must take steps to ensure the security \u2013 and more importantly, the trustworthiness \u2013 of the systems. Not doing so can endanger a nation\u2019s domestic democratic will and create general political discord \u2013 a situation that can be exploited by an adversary for its own purposes.\nAs early as 1975, the U.S. government examined the idea of computerized voting, but electronic voting systems were not used until Georgia\u2019s 2002 state elections. Other states have adopted the technology since then, although given ongoing fiscal constraints, those with aging or problematic electronic voting machines are returning to more traditional (and cheaper) paper-based ones.\nNew technology always comes with some glitches \u2013 even when it\u2019s not being attacked. For example, during the 2004 general election, North Carolina\u2019s Unilect e-voting machines \u201clost\u201d 4,438 votes due to a system error.\nBut cybersecurity researchers focus on the kinds of problems that could be intentionally caused by bad actors. In 2006, Princeton computer science professor Ed Felten demonstrated how to install a self-propagating piece of vote-changing malware on Diebold e-voting systems in less than a minute. In 2011, technicians at the Argonne National Laboratory showed how to hack e-voting machines remotely and change voting data.\nVoting officials recognize that these technologies are vulnerable. Following a 2007 study of her state\u2019s electronic voting systems, Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer L. Brunner announced that\nthe computer-based voting systems in use in Ohio do not meet computer industry security standards and are susceptible to breaches of security that may jeopardize the integrity of the voting process.\nAs the first generation of voting machines ages, even maintenance and updating become an issue. A 2015 report found that electronic voting machines in 43 of 50 U.S. states are at least 10 years old \u2013 and that state election officials are unsure where the funding will come from to replace them.\nA rigged (and murderous) voting machine on \u2018The Simpsons\u2019 satirized the issue in 2008.\nSecuring the machines and their data\nIn many cases, electronic voting depends on a distributed network, just like the electrical grid or municipal water system. Its spread-out nature means there are many points of potential vulnerability.\nFirst, to be secure, the hardware \u201cinternals\u201d of each voting machine must be made tamper-proof at the point of manufacture. Each individual machine\u2019s software must remain tamper-proof and accountable, as must the vote data stored on it. (Some machines provide voters with a paper receipt of their votes, too.) When problems are discovered, the machines must be removed from service and fixed. Virginia did just this in 2015 once numerous glaring security vulnerabilities were discovered in its system.\nOnce votes are collected from individual machines, the compiled results must be transmitted from polling places to higher election offices for official consolidation, tabulation and final statewide reporting. So the network connections between locations must be tamper-proof and prevent interception or modification of the in-transit tallies. Likewise, state-level vote-tabulating systems must have trustworthy software that is both accountable and resistant to unauthorized data modification. Corrupting the integrity of data anywhere during this process, either intentionally or accidentally, can lead to botched election results.\nHowever, technical vulnerabilities with the electoral process extend far beyond the voting machines at the \u201cedge of the network.\u201d Voter registration and administration systems operated by state and national governments are at risk too. Hacks here could affect voter rosters and citizen databases. Failing to secure these systems and records could result in fraudulent information in the voter database that may lead to improper (or illegal) voter registrations and potentially the casting of fraudulent votes.\nAnd of course, underlying all this is human vulnerability: Anyone involved with e-voting technologies or procedures is susceptible to coercion or human error.\nVoting machines in the warehouse before they are sent out to local precincts. Chris Keane/Reuters\nHow can we guard the systems?\nThe first line of defense in protecting electronic voting technologies and information is common sense. Applying the best practices of cybersecurity, data protection, information access and other objectively developed, responsibly implemented procedures makes it more difficult for adversaries to conduct cyber mischief. These are essential and must be practiced regularly.\nSure, it\u2019s unlikely a single voting machine in a specific precinct in a specific polling place would be targeted by an overseas or criminal entity. But the security of each electronic voting machine is essential to ensuring not only free and fair elections but fostering citizen trust in such technologies and processes \u2013 think of the chaos around the infamous hanging chads during the contested 2000 Florida recount. Along these lines, in 2004, Nevada was the first state to mandate e-voting machines include a voter-verified paper trail to ensure public accountability for each vote cast.\nProactive examination and analysis of electronic voting machines and voter information systems are essential to ensuring free and fair elections and facilitating citizen trust in e-voting. Unfortunately, some voting machine manufacturers have invoked the controversial Digital Millennium Copyright Act to prohibit external researchers from assessing the security and trustworthiness of their systems.\nHowever, a 2015 exception to the act authorizes security research into technologies otherwise protected by copyright laws. This means the security community can legally research, test, reverse-engineer and analyze such systems. Even more importantly, researchers now have the freedom to publish their findings without fear of being sued for copyright infringement. Their work is vital to identifying security vulnerabilities before they can be exploited in real-world elections.\nBecause of its benefits and conveniences, electronic voting may become the preferred mode for local and national elections. If so, officials must secure these systems and ensure they can provide trustworthy elections that support the democratic process. State-level election agencies must be given the financial resources to invest in up-to-date e-voting systems. They also must guarantee sufficient, proactive, ongoing and effective protections are in place to reduce the threat of not only operational glitches but intentional cyberattacks.\nDemocracies endure based not on the whims of a single ruler but the shared electoral responsibility of informed citizens who trust their government and its systems. That trust must not be broken by complacency, lack of resources or the intentional actions of a foreign power. As famed investor Warren Buffett once noted, \u201cIt takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it.\u201d\nIn cyberspace, five minutes is an eternity.\nComputer voting\nMore than just a cyber \u201cwhodunnit.\u201d Lee Jae Won/Reuters\nMassive government employee data theft further complicates US-China relations\nTime and money spent spying on Australians could be better spent on protecting them. 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        "raw_content": "Video: Bryce Harper adjusts stride, load at the plate\nAs you can see, Bryce Harper has fine-tuned his swing since making his professional debut in the Arizona Fall League in 2010. Gone is the last minute, inward-foot-turn load. Now, Harper has a more traditional stride and load that I would assume allows him to drive more off-speed and outer-half offerings. But just because he\u2019s made adjustments doesn\u2019t mean he\u2019s sacrificed any of his robust power. From what I can see, and from what his Minor League and Arizona Fall League stats indicate, his power is just as ridiculous, if not more ridiculous \u2013 if that\u2019s even possible. All I know is that I can\u2019t wait for Spring Training to roll around so that the \u201cis Bryce Harper ready for the Major Leagues?\u201d debate once again consumes the baseball world.",
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        "raw_content": "Go crazy? Don't mind if I do....\nI've gotten quite a few emails lately asking if I have quit blogging here. Well, as I have been known to say, sometimes my real life gets in the way of The Heights Life. It's been a crazy few months; I've spent a lot of time feeling a little like this:\nFear not, though! I have some stories about Heights businesses on the way- small, local companies that you don't hear about in most of the Houston social news. I look forward to sharing that information with you after the holidays are over. Until then, you can always dig through old posts and, of course, we are having a great time on the The Heights Life Facebook page and Instagram.\nThanks for visiting! Hope to see you around the Heights.",
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        "raw_content": "Martin Luther King Challenges Us Today\nBy lofradio\tJan 17, 2011 / One Comment\nOne of my favorite quotations from Dr. King\u2019s \u201cLetter from Birmingham Jail\u201d deals with our duty as believers to influence our society:\n\u201cThere was a time when the church was very powerful. It was during that period when the early Christians rejoiced when they were deemed worthy to suffer for what they believed in. In those days the church was not merely a thermometer that recorded the ideas and principles of popular opinion; it was a thermostat that transformed the mores of society. Wherever the early Christians entered a town the power structure got disturbed and immediately sought to convict them for being \u2018disturbers of the peace\u201d and \u201coutside agitators\u2019. But they went on with the conviction that they were a \u2018colony of heaven,\u2019 and had to obey God rather than man. They were small in number but big in commitment. They were too God-intoxicated to be \u2018astronomically intimidated.\u2019 They brought to an end such ancient evils as infanticide and gladiatorial contest. Things are different now. The contemporary church is often a weak, ineffectual voice with an uncertain sound. It is so often the arch supporter of the status quo. Far from being disturbed by the presence of the church, the power structure of the average community is consoled by the church\u2019s silent and often vocal sanction of things as they are.\u201d\nBe a thermostat, not a thermometer.",
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And I discovered these two rules to be accurate: having small increases is more lucrative than attempting to resist up to the peak. Most day traders follow Candlestick, therefore it is better to have a look at novels than wait for order confirmation when you believe the price is going down. Second, there\u2019s more volatility and reward in currencies that haven\u2019t made it to the profitableness of websites like Coinwarz. When searching forLisk Storage Location, there are many things to consider.\nLisk Storage Location \u2013 How to Secure Your Retirement \u2013 The Affluence Network\nClick here to visit our home page and learn more about Lisk Storage Location. For most users of cryptocurrencies it\u2019s not essential to understand how the procedure functions in and of itself, but it is fundamentally vital that you understand that there is a process of mining to create virtual currency. Unlike monies as we understand them today where Governments and banks can only select to print endless numbers (I \u2018m not saying they\u2019re doing thus, only one point), cryptocurrencies to be operated by users using a mining software, which solves the advanced algorithms to release blocks of monies that can enter into circulation. The physical Internet backbone that carries data between different nodes of the network is now the work of several companies called Internet service providers (ISPs), including companies that offer long distance pipelines, sometimes at the international level, regional local conduit, which finally links in households and businesses. The physical connection to the Internet can only occur through any of these ISPs, players like amount 3, Cogent, and IBM AT&T. Each ISP operates its own network. Internet service providers Exchange IXPs, owned or private companies, and sometimes by Authorities, make for each of these networks to be interconnected or to move messages across the network. Many ISPs have arrangements with providers of physical Internet backbone providers to offer Internet service over their networks for \u201clast mile\u201d-consumers and businesses who desire to get Internet connectivity. Internet protocols, followed by everyone in the network causes it to be possible for the info to stream without interruption, in the correct place at the perfect time.\nWhile none of these organizations \u201cpossesses\u201d the Internet collectively these companies determine how it operates, and established rules and standards that everyone stays. Contracts and legal framework that underlies all that is taking place to ascertain 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 issues? A working group is formed to work on the problem and the alternative developed and deployed is in the interest of most parties. If the Internet is down, you have someone to call to get it fixed. If the difficulty is from your ISP, they in turn have contracts in place and service level agreements, which regulate the manner in which these issues are resolved.\nThe benefit of cryptocurrency is that it uses blockchain technology. The network of nodes the make up the blockchain is not regulated by any focused company. No one can tell the miners to upgrade, 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 works. But as you understand now, public Internet governance, normalities and rules that regulate how it works present constitutional problems to the consumer. Blockchain technology has none of that. Many people prefer to use a currency deflation, especially people who want to save. Despite the criticism and skepticism, a cryptocurrency coin may be better suited for some applications than others. Financial privacy, for instance, is excellent for political activists, but more debatable as it pertains to political campaign funding. We need a stable cryptocurrency for use in trade; If you are living pay check to pay check, it\u2019d happen within your riches, with the rest allowed for other currencies. Ethereum is an incredible cryptocurrency platform, nevertheless, if growth is too quickly, there may be some problems. If the platform is adopted fast, Ethereum requests could increase drastically, and at a rate that exceeds the rate with which the miners can create new coins. Under a situation like this, the whole stage of Ethereum could become destabilized due to the increasing costs of running distributed programs. In turn, this could dampen interest Ethereum stage and ether. Instability of demand for ether can result in a negative change in the economic parameters of an Ethereum based company which could result in company being unable to continue to operate or to discontinue operation. You\u2019ve probably heard this many times where you usually distribute the great word about crypto. \u201cIt\u2019s not unpredictable? What happens when the price failures? \u201d to date, many POS systems provides free conversion of fiat, relieving some problem, but before volatility cryptocurrencies is addressed, most of the people will be unwilling to hold any. We must find a way to struggle the volatility that\u2019s inherent in cryptocurrencies. If you are looking for Lisk Storage Location, look no further than The Affluence Network.\nLisk Storage Location: The Affluence Network: Don\u2019t Leave Your Wallet Without It\nIn case of the fully-functioning cryptocurrency, it may also be dealt as being a thing. Proponents of cryptocurrencies announce that sort of electronic income isn\u2019t managed by way of a central bank system and is not therefore subject to the whims of its inflation. Because there are a minimal quantity of goods, this cashis value is founded on market forces, enabling owners to business over cryptocurrency exchanges. Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, LiteCoin, Ether, The Affluence Network, and many others happen to be designed as a non-fiat currency. To put it differently, its backers claim that there is \u201cactual\u201d worth, even through there is absolutely no physical representation of that worth. The worth climbs due to computing power, that\u2019s, is the lone way to create new coins distributed by allocating CPU electricity via computer programs called miners. Miners create a block after a time frame which is worth an ever diminishing amount of currency or some kind of benefit so that you can ensure the shortfall. Each coin includes many smaller units. For Bitcoin, each unit is called a satoshi. Operations that take place during mining are exactly to authenticate other transactions, such that both creates and authenticates itself, a simple and elegant solution, which is one of the appealing aspects of the coin. The blockchain is where the public record of trades dwells. Most all cryptocurrencies function as Bitcoin does.\nThe fact that there is little evidence of any growth in using virtual money as a currency may be the reason there are minimal attempts to control it. The reason for this could be simply that the marketplace is too little for cryptocurrencies to warrant any regulatory effort. Additionally it is possible that the regulators just do not understand the technology and its implications, anticipating any developments to act. The sweetness of the cryptocurrencies is that fraud was proved an impossibility: due to the dynamics of the process by which it\u2019s transacted. All transactions over a crypto-currency blockchain are permanent. After youare paid, you get paid. This isn\u2019t something short term where your visitors may dispute or need a concessions, or use unethical sleight of palm. In practice, most investors could be a good idea to make use of a cost processor, due to the permanent dynamics of crypto-currency transactions, you need to make certain that security is difficult. With any type of crypto-currency whether a bitcoin, ether, litecoin, or any of the numerous different altcoins, thieves and hackers may potentially get access to your personal keys and therefore grab your cash. Unfortunately, you almost certainly can never have it back. It\u2019s very important for you to adopt some very good secure and safe methods when dealing with any cryptocurrency. This can protect you from many of these damaging activities. Here is the coolest thing about cryptocurrencies; they usually do not physically exist everywhere, not even on a hard drive. When you examine a specific address for a wallet containing a cryptocurrency, there is absolutely no digital information held in it, like in the same way that the bank could hold dollars in a bank account. It\u2019s only a representation of worth, but there isn\u2019t any genuine palpable form of that worth. Cryptocurrency wallets may not be seized or frozen or audited by the banks and the law. 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        "raw_content": "9910 Views April 19, 2015 26 Comments\tSpeeches, Statements and Interviews The Saker\nDirect Line programme host Kirill Kleymenov: Good afternoon. You are watching Direct Line with President Vladimir Putin. Here in the studio today are Maria Sittel and Kirill Kleymenov.\nDirect Line programme host Maria Sittel: Good afternoon. Exactly a year has passed since we last met in this studio. This has been a year of serious trials for Russia: the sanctions, the drop in oil prices and the cold war atmosphere. This has been a year for us to comprehend the great tragedy that befell a fraternal people, a year when our country faced many new challenges.\nAt the same time, our society has become more consolidated. The Russian people\u2019s self-assessment has grown. What is especially interesting is that the level of happiness \u2013 or the \u2018happiness index\u2019 as sociologists call it \u2013 has not gone down as one could have expected.\nSo, today in this studio we will discuss how we will respond to those challenges and where we are heading. We are live with Vladimir Putin.\nKirill Kleymenov: Our colleagues Olga Ushakova, Valeriya Korableva, Dmitry Shchugorev and Yekaterina Mironova will assist us during today\u2019s broadcast on Channel One and Rossiya TV channels, while Tatyana Remizova and Natalya Yuryeva are working in the call and SMS processing centre. I would like to remind you that you can also watch us live on Rossiya-24 TV channel and hear us on Mayak, Vesti FM and Radio Rossii radio stations.\nTatyana Remizova: Good afternoon, colleagues! Hello, Mr President.\nOur call centre has been working for a week, and we will continue to take calls during the Direct Line broadcast. Our operators are getting ready for a peak in your calls.\nI would like to remind you that you can call us at the toll-free number 8 (800) 200\u20134040 or send text messages to 04040. People from other countries can call at the number you see on the screen.\nOver the past seven days that our call centre has been operating, we have received a record number of calls. We have already received more questions than by the end of the live broadcast last year.\nWe now have a total of 2.486 million messages, of which over 1.7 million are phone calls and over 400,000 are SMS messages.\nNatalya Yuryeva: Good afternoon. For the first time this year, you can send your questions to the President with photos and MMS messages to 04040. A picture is worth a thousand words and will be the best illustration to your problem. Our operators continue receiving your video messages that can be sent using the website www.moskva-putinu.ru or the free app on your smartphones and tablets. Just as last year, we provide live interpretation into sign language for people with impaired hearing. We will be receiving your questions throughout the live broadcast, so there is still time to record and send in your questions. Who knows, maybe the President will answer yours.\nYekaterina Mironova: Here in the studio we have people we featured in our reports, people representing all of Russia: doctors, teachers, farmers, entrepreneurs, rescue workers and service members. They all have questions for the President.\nMaria Sittel: Shall we begin?\nMaria Sittel: Good afternoon, Mr President. This has been a year when you had to take on a lot. You might say this has been a year of personal decisions for you. You had to make them quickly and accurately, and nobody could do it for you. This applies to the counter-sanctions, the diplomatic marathon in Minsk, and Crimea, of course.\nThe economic situation is also complicated. Given the external pressure, it also required your direct personal decisions. What are the results of the year? What have you managed to add up, what has been brought down maybe?\nVladimir Putin: This is a traditional question. I proceeded from the idea that you would ask this and this is something I would have to mention in any case. So I made some notes to make sure I do not invent things or get confused in the numbers. Actually, a lot of this has already been made public, but some figures are new and I am happy to share them with you and with the entire country.\nYou have already mentioned some of the results. This is the accession of Crimea and Sevastopol and the complicated foreign economic situation. Something we have said a lot about, but is worth mentioning now again, although it happened last year is our victory in the 2014 Olympics, the successful Sochi Winter Olympic Games. All this happened last year.\nI would also mention the fact that we have come across certain external limitations, which in one way or another have had an impact on our growth rates, on our development, though on the whole we can now see that the ruble is gaining strength and the stock markets are on the rise. We have managed to avoid spiralling inflation.\nLet us look at some specific figures. By the end of last year, Russia\u2019s GDP has grown by 0.6 percent \u2013 a small growth, but it is growth nevertheless. Industrial production has gone up slightly more \u2013 by 1.7 percent, while the processing industry \u2013 by 2.1 percent. We have set a new record in oil production \u2013 525 million tons, which is the highest in recent history. We also took in the largest grain crop in recent history \u2013 105.3 million tons. Overall, agriculture demonstrated very good results with a 3.7 percent growth. We are also observing growth in the first quarter of this year, and this is good news.\nThere are positive dynamics in a number of other industries as well. Thus, the chemical industry has grown by 4.1 percent, the production of mineral fertilizers by 4.2, and so forth. At the same time, as you have justly noted, we do have some problems. The reduction of capital investment from small businesses was a negative signal. Thus, overall capital investment last year went down by 2.5 percent.\nAt the same time, housing construction has been doing very well. Our construction workers can be proud that they have also demonstrated record achievements in the entire history of the Russian state. Never before, neither in Soviet nor in post-Soviet times, and not in pre-Soviet either, I am sure, have we built so much housing \u2013 around 81 or even 82 million square meters.\nWe also managed to avoid a sharp hike in unemployment. It did grow last year, from about 5.3\u20135.4 in the middle of last year to 5.8 now, but we have managed to hold it back. I am certain we will get back to this today.\nMeanwhile, the results of last year show an 11.4 percent growth in consumer prices. There is nothing good about this, of course, because this affects people\u2019s living standards. However, in March the inflation rate has dropped. The population\u2019s disposable income has gone down by 1 percent, while wages and salaries grew by 1.3 percent. As you may know, we have indexed pensions \u2013 both social and old age ones. Meanwhile economic uncertainty has led to a capital outflow. This is also something we need to keep in mind, but if there are questions about this, we can discuss it in greater detail. I see nothing disastrous here.\nDespite the significant fluctuations on the financial market, Russia\u2019s banking sector has demonstrated good dynamics. The portfolio of loans to the real sector of the economy has grown, and what is especially good is that the overall assets of Russian banks have grown to reach 77 trillion rubles and for the first time they exceed the nation\u2019s GDP. This is a very good index, demonstrating the stability and reliability of the Russian banking system.\nI have to say that both individuals and legal entities are now returning the money they withdrew or exchanged into hard currency at the end of last year. Thus, citizens\u2019 deposits grew by 9.4 percent last year, while those of economic entities \u2013 by 40.6 percent, and they continue growing this year. In January, citizens\u2019 deposits have added another 2.8 percent to reach over 19 trillion rubles, while those of organisations grew by 5.1 percent to a total of over 26 trillion rubles.\nOverall, if we move on to budget issues, we concluded last year with a slight deficit of 0.5 percent and managed to prevent a spiralling into a major deficit. In other words, there is a deficit, and we envisaged a somewhat greater one this year of 3.7 percent, but it is quite reasonable.\nOne of the positive outcomes of 2014 was undoubtedly the positive demographics. The birth rate has gone up against a drop in the death rate. The average life span continues growing and this speaks of an overall positive tendency and public sentiment in general.\nThese, briefly, are the results of 2014 and the beginning of 2015.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr President, the numbers you have provided mainly deal with macroeconomics and they are quite positive. However, if we consider the viewpoint of an ordinary person and judge by the questions we continue receiving on this live broadcast, the picture is not as rosy and there are quite a few problems. Let us consider the economy in detail, as this is the basis of everything.\nI would like to begin with a question that was brought about by a recent publication. A participant in your meeting with entrepreneurs said you warned the businessmen at this meeting that the sanctions would not be lifted soon; that they should not expect this. First, let us set the record straight \u2013 did you have this conversation or not, and if you did, how do you see the situation.\nVladimir Putin: You did not listen to me attentively after all; you were thinking of the question you were going to ask and missed a few of the things I mentioned. I spoke of a number of positive developments, including those on a macroeconomic level, which are very important for further development. However, I also said the population\u2019s incomes have gone down. Salaries have grown a little, but the overall incomes have dropped due to inflation of about 11.4 percent. I mentioned this as well.\nAs for sanctions, this conversation with entrepreneurs did take place, and I told them they should hardly expect a lifting of the sanctions because these are purely political matters, and for some of our partners I believe they have to do with their strategic interaction with Russia and with hindering our development.\nActually, I do not think this issue directly concerns Ukraine any longer, because the current goal is the implementation of the Minsk Agreements. We are doing everything possible toward this goal, but Kiev is taking its time, while the sanctions have not been lifted.\nThe point at issue is not the sanctions. What did I tell the business people? I told them that the issue is not limited to the sanctions, that we must find better ways to manage these processes at home, in our country and economy. And that very much depends on what we do.\nWe have talked about prices and wages, but what is the reason? It is clear that the reason is the pressure on the ruble, its depreciation. In turn, it is connected to oil prices. We know very well that, unfortunately, our economic development has been lop-sided for a long time, and this will be very difficult to change.\nWhat have we been doing for the past years? Wages were growing at a priority pace, much faster than labour efficiency. And the currency rate adjustment was unavoidable \u2013 unavoidable \u2013 even in the absence of the sanctions.\nIn fact, the sanctions came in handy for the Government and the Central Bank, which can now blame the situation on the sanctions. But the sanctions are not the only reason. We must adjust our economic policy more professionally, consistently and quickly. It has now been adjusted.\nBelieve me, this is a very important decision, and both the markets and investors have responded to it. It will help improve our economy and create basic conditions for further development. So the sanctions, which are definitely contributing to our current problems, and which we will possibly discuss here if there are questions, the sanctions are not our biggest problem.\nKirill Kleymenov: But still, how long will all this last, meaning the sanctions? As long as in Iran? We know that Tehran has been living under sanctions for several decades.\nVladimir Putin: After all, Russia is not Iran. Russia is bigger; its economy is bigger and by the way much more diversified than Iran\u2019s. Moreover, our energy policy is different from that of the Iranian authorities, and this is for a number of reasons, which I will not analyse or asses here. After all, Russia\u2019s energy industry is much more market-based than in a number of oil and gas producing countries. So you cannot really compare the two countries.\nAs for how long we will have to endure the sanctions, I would put the question differently. This should not be about enduring anything \u2013 we must benefit from the situation with the sanctions to reach new development frontiers. Otherwise, we probably would not have done it. This goes for import substitution policies, which we are now forced to implement. We will move in this direction, and I hope that these efforts will foster the development of the high-tech sectors of the economy with higher growth rates than previously seen.\nThe Russian market was too crowded for domestic agricultural producers, especially after our country joined the WTO. But now we are able to clear it up. It is true that this had a negative impact in terms of food price inflation. So in this respect we will have to put up with it for some time, but domestic agricultural output will inevitably grow, and it will grow, especially on the back of the government support measures that are in place.\nI am aware of the discontent among agricultural producers. They are probably in the studio and will have an opportunity to ask some questions. We will discuss it, but it should be noted that the support is there. Domestic production and food security are extremely important, and we will seek to ensure them. Would we have taken these counter actions or not without the sanctions? The answer is no. But now we are doing it.\nMaria Sittel: It is true that Russia is a strong nation, and we can endure. Many text messages from the regions are coming to mind, in which farmers and producers are all saying that the key thing is to ensure that the sanctions are not lifted, because we are beginning to step up local production. So removing the sanctions now would be a disaster.\nWe will come back to this issue later. At the same time there are other questions. People are recalling your press conference from six months ago, during which you said that it would take two years for the economy to recover. Maybe it is time for you to adjust your forecast?\nVladimir Putin: Perhaps we will do it sooner. Given what we see right now \u2013 the strengthening of the ruble, market growth and other things \u2013 I think that perhaps this could happen sooner, but still, I believe, it will take about two years. Considering all the factors, we are forecasting a certain production decline later this year. But then, we assumed that the start of this year would see a considerable drop in production, but it did not.\nI would like to tell you that industrial production in March of this year was 99.4 percent of what it was in March 2014, and in the first quarter of this year, 99.6 percent of the level recorded in the first quarter of 2014.\nIn practical terms, there has been no decline in production during the start of this year. Some growth is possible but it will be contingent on the key rate, the Government\u2019s and the state\u2019s economic policy, and many other factors. Still, we must do our best to keep up the positive dynamics that we are witnessing right now. It should be maintained and accelerated.\nKirill Kleymenov: We are living in an environment of sanctions and counter-sanctions. Don\u2019t you feel that something could have been done differently?\nVladimir Putin: Perhaps there is always a chance to do something differently. I do not know if something would have been better. I think we took the best approach.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr President, a very important question is whether we will have enough strength and resources?\nVladimir Putin: You know it is not even the matter of strength. As for resources, we certainly have a lot. The most important thing is human resources, people\u2019s skills and willingness to work. I have had a lot of contact with people, and I know how they feel, particularly about the sanctions. But I do not want to show you the gestures \u2013 you can imagine what gestures come from ordinary people.\nOur task \u2013 the task facing the President, the Government, the Central Bank, and the heads of the regions \u2013 is to get through this time with minimal loss. Can we make it or not? Yes we can, and it is not about being patient. We must use the situation to our benefit. And we can do this.\nMaria Sittel: What other threats could Russia be faced with this year?\nVladimir Putin: You know, there are lots of unpredictable threats out there, but if we manage to maintain a stable political situation in the country and keep our people as united as we are now, we will be immune to any threats.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr President, I would still like to focus on some negative issues. The crisis is still here. The Government came up with an action plan to overcome it, but frankly we have not seen any results so far. Sometimes, it seems that the key strategy boils down to our expecting oil prices to improve, and the oil money to start flowing into the budget, thus resolving all the problems.\nVladimir Putin: This is an overly critical assessment of the Government\u2019s work. Of course, the Government should always be criticised, just like the President and the governors. Everyone needs critical feedback as a matter of fact. Generally, criticism helps to look at things from a different perspective, which is always good.\nStill, adopting a socioeconomic stabilisation plan for our country under such circumstances is not an easy task and requires a highly professional approach. These things cannot be dealt with in an offhanded manner. You cannot just throw money at the problem thinking that we have an infinite supply of it.\nSo, it took the Government some time to sort things out and see what needed to be done and what it takes to accomplish it. However, the plan that I mentioned was adopted in late December, and it is now being implemented gradually.\nCould it have been done faster? Probably yes, we could have moved faster. Nevertheless, this action plan has been thoroughly thought out, and I believe it adequately reflects the current state of our economy. What I mean is that, first, this is an ambitious plan with a budget of 2.3 trillion rubles, which is a lot. Of this amount, 900 billion rubles were used to directly support the banking system, which is, according to some experts, the lifeblood of our economy. No matter who criticises the Government or the Central Bank, it must be admitted that these actions are correct and justified, which can be corroborated by the previous 2008\u20132009 crisis.\nMoreover, 250 billion has been allocated to the goods-and-services sector, also via banks, but in effect straight into the real sector of the economy. A decision has been made to boost the capitalisation of the United Aircraft Corporation, i.e., to inject 100 billion rubles into the aircraft manufacturing sector. Over 82 billion will be provided to support the labour market and 200 billion plus 30 billion in guarantees to the real sector and for the specific project.\nThe Central Bank has provided for an entire package of what I regard as timely and economically vital measures. As I said earlier, we indexed pensions at the beginning of the year. In other words, a number of decisions were made in the tax sphere that we will probably discuss later. There is a separate programme to support the agricultural sector. Also, in the domestic transit sector \u2212 say, rail transit \u2013 things have not been finalised there yet, but nevertheless, a decision has been made to introduce zero VAT on commuter rail services, reduce VAT on domestic air services by 10 percent, and so on. In other words, there is a package, a comprehensive set of measures, and they are beginning to work.\nIt is probably not quite fair to say that we are not seeing the results. I understand that prices are still what they are, although they started falling in March. This is also a fact \u2013 perhaps not in all regions, but it is evident on a countrywide level. The ruble has also stabilised and strengthened. So it would be unfair to say that there are no results. Perhaps there were greater expectations, but this is exactly why I say that we should face up to reality and choose the right direction to move in. I believe that the Government has made the right choice and we are moving down this path.\nKirill Kleymenov: But by all accounts, the strengthening of the ruble has different causes.\nVladimir Putin: Do you think so? What causes?\nKirill Kleymenov: First of all, oil prices have grown slightly and stabilised. And then there is also an element of speculation because funds are simply being converted into rubles, since ruble interest rates have significantly increased.\nVladimir Putin: But why have they increased? (Laughs)\nOil prices indeed have gone up a little, but this is directly connected \u2013 and experts are already seeing this \u2013 the strengthening of the ruble is connected to oil prices, but this strengthening is not directly related to this increase.\nThere are other factors involved, and I have already mentioned the main one. Experts see that we have passed the peak of the problems with the repayment of external loans by our banking and other enterprises in the real sector, and we have adjusted the national currency exchange rate. And nothing went bust, everything works.\nYes, we have some problems: inflation has gone up, unemployment has increased slightly, but not like in the Euro zone: it is over 11percent there and here it is, so far, just 5.8 percent. So, all this contributes to the shoring up of our national currency.\nMaria Sittel: Let us bring the citizens into our conversation. We will, in one way or another, chip in on various topics. So, while the Government is working on the anti-crisis plan, ordinary people are worried about prices: the prices of housing, medicines, and food.\nVladimir Putin: Pardon me, I would like to make a minor correction if I may. The Government has completed work on the anti-crisis plan. The task now is to put it into practice.\nMaria Sittel: Very well.\nPrimorye Territory, Natalya Vorontsova: \u201cPrices here have already gone up dramatically, the wages are the same and even lower than before, and there are massive lay-offs. We are not living \u2013 we are surviving. How long will this go on?\u201d\nVladimir Putin: We have actually already begun to talk about this. It is true \u2013 and I said it at the very beginning \u2013 that people\u2019s real incomes have dropped somewhat because of the inflation, which leapt to 11.4 percent last year. We will have to take that into account in our social policy by assisting, above all, the vulnerable social groups, the citizens who experience the most hardship.\nThe second most important task is to preserve jobs. I have already said that certain resources \u2014 and that is over 82 billion rubles \u2014 have been set aside to preserve jobs. If necessary, that money will be used. I also hope that the downward inflationary trend, in any case its rate of reduction, will remain the same, partly due to the strengthening of the national currency.\nLet\u2019s give the guests in our studio the opportunity to ask some questions.\nOlga Ushakova: Mr President, we have many small business representatives here in the studio, and they certainly have a lot of questions. I would like to give a businessman from Nizhny Tagil, Sergei Partin, an opportunity to ask his question. He is the owner of a mobile confectionary company.\nSergei Partin: Good afternoon, Mr President. Hello Russia. I have the right to ask the first question, thank you. First, I would like to say that the measures to support young businesspeople and those who have only started their business are efficient. Ours is a good example of this. Two years ago, we launched a production company, and this year we have become Russia\u2019s best youth business project. So we keep on working and doing it efficiently, and we wish the same to everyone.\nWe are experiencing a problem with youth personnel, and we are solving it at the local level. The point is that young people leaving school and even graduating from universities are unaware of what their talents are, how they can benefit Russia, and what they want to do in life. So my question is, how is the problem of early career guidance of young people going to be resolved at the state level? Thank you.\nOlga Ushakova: As I understand it, you are ready to share your experience with us.\nSergei Partin: Yes, I have mentioned that we have some experience, and it helps a lot.\nVladimir Putin: What do you produce?\nSergei Partin: At the moment, we are making candies and expanding the business through franchising. We are teaching people excellent cooking skills, both children and adults.\nVladimir Putin: See? This is a perfect example of what can be done and in what way. Training professional personnel, particularly in production, is a key element for growth in the near term as production itself is becoming more complicated and we really need highly skilled workers in the first place.\nWe work closely in this area with business associations \u2013 those representing small, medium-sized and large businesses. We have agreed with them on a variety of cooperative measures. These include competences in many areas, the joint organisation of in-production practice and so on. Without this, it is simply impossible to move forward \u2013 this is obvious. The Government has a comprehensive programme for action in this area.\nBut of course, you are absolutely right: it would be better to start this career guidance at an early stage, in school. Yesterday, I had a discussion with my colleagues. In large cities like Moscow, almost 100 percent [of young people] want to move on with higher education. Striving for knowledge is, incidentally, a very good thing of course, but it shows, among other things, that career guidance at school, which you mentioned, is still poorly organised here. We\u2019ll work with you on this.\nKirill Kleimenov: Let\u2019s give our guests an opportunity to ask questions. Valeriya, please.\nValeriya Korableva: I would like to give the floor to Alexei Kudrin, the former finance minister, an eminent expert who has twice been recognised by the international community as the best finance minister in the world.\nMr Kudrin, your question please.\nAlexei Kudrin: Good afternoon, Mr President.\nAlexei Kudrin: This is also about the economy.\nAlexei Kudrin: During your first presidential term, the economy grew by about 7 percent on average, even though oil cost approximately $30 per barrel. But during your current term, the average economic growth rate will be about 1.5 percent even if the price of oil goes to $65-$70. That is, there will be negative growth years and positive growth years, but the average rate will be about 1.5 percent, which is lower than the world\u2019s average.\nThe global share of the Russian economy will decrease. There will be insufficient investment in technical progress and modernisation. We will lag behind the [industrialised] world technologically. Unfortunately, this will affect our defence capability, which depends on the economy and technological standards. No matter if we say we can manage, the figures I have provided are almost hard facts for the period until 2018. It is unfortunate, but we will be lagging behind the world.\nYou also said that the Government is adjusting its policy. But I do not think that adjustments can save the day. The old economic system has exhausted its potential, and nothing new has been proposed so far.\nWhat can you do to help us create a new growth model?\nVladimir Putin: Mr Kudrin, we have worked together for many years, and we have very good and nearly friendly relations. I know your views on this matter. And you have presented your forecast very clearly, and it is very close to what can indeed happen.\nTo begin with, you were among the authors of the programme of the development of our country and its economy through 2020. \u201c2020\u201d is a well-known programme and it has not changed in any significant way. If you and I overlooked something, this has to be our fault, including your fault.\nBut we have to proceed from the realities of today and \u2013 you are right \u2013 to look at what is happening in the world and in our economy. The blueprints are known: we have to provide better conditions for business, we have to provide better conditions for private investment, we have to improve our monetary policy, and of course we must greatly improve the system of running the country as a whole, the Government and individual sectors, we must improve the work of law enforcement agencies and the justice system. This is a complex task. It is easier said than done, but of course we have to do it. As they say, \u201cdon\u2019t dwell on it, deal with it.\u201d We must do it.\nOf course there are things that are well known, but, as they say, this requires political will. You know that in spite of the fairly difficult conditions, we are exerting certain efforts in the direction you and the people who share your views on the development of the economy have recommended.\nFor example, this year, the Government has not adjusted for inflation certain social benefits. I am aware that your colleagues, those who share your point of view, say this is not enough and that perhaps we should make more reductions and freeze more expenses, and reduce incomes because wages are growing too fast, that the retirement age should be raised as soon as possible if we are to balance the pension system in which we have to funnel huge resources out of the budget and the reserve funds. All this impedes our development. Theoretically, this is true, of course. To shape economic policy competently, a brain is definitely needed. But if we want people to trust us, we need a heart, too. And feel how ordinary people live and how this affects them.\nIf we keep people\u2019s trust, they will support everything we do and even will be willing to put up with this situation, as our colleagues have assured us. But if we act while disregarding the people, then we will quickly roll back to the early 1990s, as I see it, when we will lose people\u2019s trust and will have to spend much more money on social issues than is stipulated for onward movement, even if at a slow pace, like it was when we decided to convert from benefits in kind to cash payments, a sharp move that ultimately cost huge amounts of public funds. To prevent this, we will do what the Government and the Central Bank have proposed. I think this will suffice.\nWe will see if our lag will be really serious. Just look at the level of the US national debt, which is now higher than its GDP. This is an alarming sign, a red flag for the entire global economy. And we do not know which turn the events will take there.\nThe Euro zone has a huge amount of problems. It is coming apart. What will the debtor countries, whose debts have reached 174 percent of GDP, do? What will happen in Europe? Will the Euro zone leaders be able to help the underperformers? We do not know this either. So we will above all focus on ensuring high growth rates, but in doing so we will try to avoid putting an excessive burden on the people. Everybody knows this very well. Well, maybe not everybody, but Mr Kudrin knows enough as a member of the Presidential Expert Council. You know that we highly respect your opinion, and I personally respect it, honestly, and we will definitely listen to what you have to say.\nAlexei Kudrin: Mr Putin, may I explain one detail?\nVladimir Putin: Yes, certainly.\nAlexei Kudrin: The fact is that reform in the social sphere is part of structural reform. It is not entirely accurate to presume that my colleagues or I propose reducing incomes or freezing salaries. Targeted social assistance is one of our ideas. That is, the way things are now, someone needs to be paid more based on considerations other than average wage or benefit increase ratios. However, others may have to get by with smaller salary adjustments. Different approaches depending on household income are more efficient even before a crisis or in-between crises, all the more so during a crisis. This is my first point.\nMy second point is that, after all, our proposals are designed to curb inflation. Current inflation as of early April is up 17 percent compared to April 2014. This jump may not have happened if other reasonable measures had been taken, and the standard of living and real income would not have declined so much in that case. Remember when I said earlier that salary increases should not outpace labour efficiency? But that adjustment has now happened. If wage growth had stayed with labour efficiency growth, this adjustment would have been less pronounced. I wanted to clarify this.\nAlso, I believe that the Presidential Council, its Presidium, is too sluggish. It should work harder.\nAlso, Mr President, one more point: Strategy 2020 was developed, but it was not adopted by the Government. It remains a draft. About 25 percent of it was used for drafting various Government measures, but the strategy itself is not working. That is why I am saying that under the current circumstances we need a programme that can clearly identify the goals that we can reach despite the sanctions imposed on our country.\nVladimir Putin: Programme 2020 is a guideline for our development and it is still in effect. As for the targeted nature of social assistance, I completely agree with you, and the Government has been instructed to work on this.\nRegarding the issue of wages rising out of proportion to the rise in labour efficiency, I have already expressed my position on the issue and I believe that you are also right. Simply put, it is always more difficult to do this on the practical level than in conversation, even during direct lines, directly with the people, because the level of wages, the level of income, especially in such a sphere as school education, is too low to count on real results.\nGranted, this leads to imbalances, like those that we have today. Yes, this happens, but on the whole we should seek to ensure that \u2013 as this is the case in some sectors \u2013 wage rises should follow productivity, not vice versa. This is true.\nMaria Sittel: It is very important to preserve people\u2019s trust, as you said a few minutes ago, and Russian people are willing to help you here by drawing your attention to the fact that the authorities, with their ill-considered actions, for example, provoke uncalled-for price hikes. I am now talking about the counter-sanctions and the fact that they have been successfully bypassed. For example, here are two short text messages: \u201cWhy is it that we were promised import substitution [programmes] but in reality we are buying the same things, only through \u2018friends\u2019?\u201d The word \u201cfriends\u201d is used here in quotation marks, meaning that imports are coming through intermediaries. The other message: \u201cDespite the embargo, we continue eating Polish apples and cabbage. They have never disappeared from the shelves. In September, we had them at 35 rubles [per kilo] and in the winter they were 85. The deception is simply outrageous: They arrive in the same containers, but without the stickers or with stickers from other countries, and sales assistants know that these are Polish apples.\u201d\nVladimir Putin: It would also be good to know who provides customs clearance for these shipments. If this is true, and it could actually be the case, we will try to eradicate such practices. Honestly, this actually makes the situation on the food market somewhat less dire. As I\u2019ve already said, the counter-measures we have taken led to an increase in food prices, driving up inflation. Still, this is an issue of being dishonest about what you do. Please, let me know where such things are happening.\nThe main thing now is not to fight simply such negative developments, but to focus on fostering growth in the domestic agriculture industry. This way we will be able to free our shelves of foreign goods by economic means, coupled with a dose of administrative pressure based on counter-sanctions, so that domestic producers can have the place they deserve on store shelves.\nKirill Kleymenov: Let\u2019s continue with agriculture.\nHere is a text message confirming what Maria has just said. It comes from Yury Lang from the Novosibirsk Region, who works in agriculture. He writes: \u201cMr President, agricultural producers are asking you to refrain from lifting sanctions against foreign producers, give us a chance to flood the market with our own organic products. I\u2019m afraid that foreign goods could invade our markets.\u201d We have an opportunity to understand whether Yury\u2019s colleagues in other parts of the country share this sentiment. The Stepanovo village in the Kostroma Region, where our colleague Pavel Krasnov is working, joins us now.\nPavel Krasnov: Hello, Moscow. This is the village of Stepanovo in Kostroma Region. We are now on a farm; there are perhaps thousands of similar farms in Russia. This cattle-breeding farm \u2013 you can see its structures around us \u2013 is the work of local farmers. Three farmers here in Stepanovo have formed a company to produce beef and milk. This farm is the result of their efforts. It is not big compared to others but, I repeat, it is like many others in this country. And the issues that concern the local farmers are certainly the same as those that interest their colleagues in other regions of Russia. These issues, of course, have to do with agriculture and support for it. But the professionals themselves can state their case much better than I. I\u2019ll give it over to them.\nMikhail Rumyantsev: Good afternoon, Mr President. My name is Mikhail Rumyantsev, and I am a dairy farmer. I would like to ask you about state support. We have many agricultural programmes, perhaps even too many. But for some reason the money that comes to this region is shared mostly among major producers, big farms, and investors, while we, ordinary farmers, are left with crumbs. We would like this injustice to be rectified. Thank you.\nVladimir Putin: Let me report in general on what is being done in the agricultural sector and in terms of its support. The host has just read a question asked by one of your colleagues, an agricultural producer. He said that we should keep the market free of foreign goods. But there is the other side of the coin, the consumers, who want quality goods at acceptable prices. This is why the state has developed a system of measures to support agriculture as a whole. This system includes two tax support options: a simplified tax system and a second system. Which one do you use?\nMikhail Rumyantsev: I pay agricultural tax.\nVladimir Putin: Unified agricultural tax, right? But this year we have introduced additional support measures. What are they? One of them \u2013 and I think it is the most significant one \u2013 is the increased subsidies for bank interest on loans that entrepreneurs use to increase their working capital. It used to be that the government only subsidised 5.5 percent of the bank\u2019s interest rate on loans; now it is 14.7 percent. This means that if you, for example, borrow at 20 percent, you pay an interest of 20 percent minus 14.7 percent. However, if you borrow at 25 percent, your resulting interest will be 10.3 percent. But I hope that, once the Bank of Russia takes some steps to cut its key rate, borrowers\u2019 lives will be easier.\nWe have allocated an additional 50 billion rubles to support agriculture this year, and approved another 4 billion to subsidise equipment leasing. Two of the four billion, I think, went to Rosagroleasing. Other government measures involve increasing the \u201cper-hectare\u201d support by 8.5 billion from the former 14-something \u2013 probably 14.5 billion rubles.\nNow, regarding the support for small agricultural businesses such as yours. Our recommendation to regional governments is to provide two million each to start-up farms. The money comes from the federal budget.\nYou were right to say that there is a whole package of support measures. It is difficult to say why the support never reaches the small businesses it is meant for. To find out, we might need to explore the situation in your region specifically. The area you are working in is certainly a challenging segment of agriculture, so the government will need to think of more ways to support dairy producers. Right now, purchasing prices are often below your production costs, I know that. We understand your problems and will try to help you.\nAs for the problems your farm is facing, specifically, and the situation in your region, we\u2019ll have to take a closer look and maybe talk to your governor. Which region is that?\nMaria Sittel: Stepanovo in Kostroma Region.\nThere are more farmers here with us in the studio today, so let\u2019s give them a chance to ask their questions.\nDmitry Shchugorev: In fact, every time I speak to farmers I see that these people carry endless optimism, despite everything \u2013 and there are many \u201cdespites.\u201d For instance, here we have an ordinary Russian farmer who goes by the simple Russian name John. He arrived in Russia 23 year ago, and he\u2019s been a citizen of Russia since 1997. I spoke to him \u2013 and to my surprise, I have learnt that throughout all these years, his farm hasn\u2019t yielded a penny of profit.\nMr Kopiski, you have the floor.\nJohn Kopiski: Good afternoon, Mr President.\nJohn Kopiski: Today we have 3,700 cows, of which 1,700 are milking cows. Each cow produces 10,000 litres of milk a year. We sell milk below cost, and we have no money in reserve. Now, after the well-known conflicts, the cost has increased. Today we have to sell our milking herd as we have absolutely no money.\nI cannot develop my farm and build new farms because I have no profit. I have been in this business for 15 years. I cannot develop my farm if I can\u2019t get a long-term loan not only for 15 but for 20 years, provided that a bank agrees to provide this money. You do a lot of good things, but banks are a different story.\nSo I cannot develop my farm if a bank demands collateral of at least 120 percent. A colleague of mine has collateral of 200 percent. To get the loan, my own contribution should sit at 30 percent. Even, as you have just mentioned, with a 26 percent interest rate. I can only hope that we\u2019ll have to actually pay a 13 percent interest rate\u2026 If so, then when? Two years ago, I had to wait for 11 months. And we can be out of business any day.\nYou have the statistics. Everything looks fine, but, forgive me, this is not so. Please forgive me if I ask you a tough question, but I have five children and I love Russia. Russia is their homeland. I want their future in Russia to be secure. My son has been working in England for two years and he wants to return, but he doesn\u2019t want to run a dairy farm. He told me: \u201cDad, I\u2019m not a fool.\u201d The future can only be built with the truth. Problems can be solved only if you know the real facts.\nI am sorry, here\u2019s my question: do you believe the statistics they show you, or are they lying because they are afraid to tell you the truth? I don\u2019t like statistics.\nVladimir Putin: How did you end up here (in Russia)? Was it a case ofcherchez la femme? It means \u201clook for the woman involved.\u201d\nD. Shchugorev: John has a Russian wife.\nJohn Kopiski: I\u2019ve been married to a Russian woman for 23 years, my whole family is Russian.\nVladimir Putin: Regarding trusting or not trusting statistics. Every country has some complaints about its statistics, but I do trust the figures they give me. If you noticed, answering the man who is in fact your colleague, the man from Kostroma who was just asking a question and who also produces milk, I told him right off that the procurement prices for milk are below cost, and this creates problems. These are statistical data. So I have no reason to mistrust these statistics.\nThe question is what to do to improve the situation? I have already mentioned one step. The Government has decided to increase subsidies on loans to replenish working capital. Anyway, you have been a farmer for so long and you continue to do it, which means that if things were really so bad, your business would have gone under, but in fact it exists.\nThere is also the issue of dried milk, which is imported in huge quantities, and we keep saying that dried milk imports, for example from Belarus, are ultimately decreasing the prices of Russian goods. As in any other economic association, we will talk it out with our partners in a frank manner to coordinate the methods and the level of subsidies for the agriculture industry as a whole and for individual sectors, including the dairy sector. This is first.\nSecond, we will certainly have to increase support. I think the Government will have to increase support, including in this particular sector, if we want to preserve dairy production.\nHowever, there is one more component here. You mentioned milk yields. I do not know if milk yields are high at your farm, but I do know that the Russian average is low. Compared to other countries, our dairy industry is ineffective. What is the average for our country? What is the figure at your farm?\nJohn Kopiski: The [annual] yield is above 10,000 litres, or 29 litres per day. I think that if we consider statistics, if we have honest statistics for forage-fed cows, we cannot say that the average annual yield in Russia is below 5,000 litres. The yield at my farm is higher.\nVladimir Putin: Twice as high.\nJohn Kopiski: But that is because we do not have so many forage-fed cows. This is not right, because you need to manage your business, especially the dairy business. Pardon me, but this is very important.\nVladimir Putin: It is important indeed.\nJohn Kopiski: So where is the reality?\nVladimir Putin: It is important, I agree. We are aware of the reality. You may think that this is not the case for me or the Government. But we do know how things are, and I hope that the Government will make relevant decisions to this effect, as I have already said.\nMaybe what has been done so far is not enough. That said, quite a bit has been done on the back of some restrictions, including budget constraints. We have to balance the interests of a number of industries, although agriculture is currently among the priority areas. What I mean is that we are freeing up the market for domestic producers. We will keep working with you on this. Let\u2019s wait and see.\nAs for statistics, I am inclined to trust rather than distrust them.\nKirill Kleymenov: Thank you. Let\u2019s hear another question from Kostroma Region. Pavel, go ahead.\nPavel Krasnov: Here\u2019s another question. We have set up a special display to illustrate it: a bottle of locally produced milk from the Stepanovo village. This isn\u2019t a coincidence. So, what is your question?\nS. Smirnov: Hello, Mr Putin, greetings to you from our staff. Hello to the people of Russia.\nWe are a small company, but still we are contributing to some extent to the wellbeing of our country. We produce milk and meat. Unfortunately, we now find it very challenging to sell our products, to get it to the customers. So I would like to ask two brief questions.\nThe first question has to do with what is known by the blanket term \u201csocial sphere\u201d: kindergartens, schools, specialised boarding schools and so on. I would like our products to go directly to these institutions because we produce high-quality milk. Milk powder is good, but it needs to be rehydrated before it can be used. We provide real full-cream milk, and we find it difficult to compete with those who buy and resell. We don\u2019t do this; we just need to sell what we produce. This means agricultural producers like us need some quota in this market niche, even a small one. This is my first point.\nThe second is that we need to reach our customers directly, to be close to them. We need to organise our own retail business, even a small one, small shops maybe or trailers, but we want to be able to offer customers our products bypassing large grocery chains, intermediaries and so on.\nThe math is quite simple really: we can supply our milk to a dairy plant which pays us 16\u201317 rubles a litre, while in a store, the kind of full-cream milk I have here costs 72 rubles or more. So who earns more per litre of milk: we, who produce it, or those who buy and resell?\nSo that is why farmers are so keen to have a channel to sell their products directly to customers, so that customers would be able to buy directly from their farmers.\nVladimir Putin: About the cost and purchase prices \u2013 we have already agreed that this is an issue we certainly need to address.\nWith regard to selling your product, milk. We have talked about this many times, and even adopted special legislation to protect agricultural producers and help them get their produce to grocery stores. If that is not enough, we can come back to this again and review this issue one more time.\nRegarding the use of milk in social institutions, such as kindergartens, schools, etc., these issues should be addressed at the regional and local levels. I hope that your governor and other governors hear us and will act upon this.\nHowever, in this case, you will still need to look at the price level, because if a region buys something, milk in this particular case, then of course, the regional authorities will be thinking about how much they can afford to spend on a particular product (it involves budget funds, which are limited).\nAnd, finally, your last proposal, or rather idea, to operate through your own outlets. You are talking about large urban areas, right?\nS. Smirnov: Yes.\nVladimir Putin: That\u2019s what I thought. Does it have to do with purchasing some retail space or setting up temporary selling spots? Is that what we are talking about?\nS. Smirnov: I am not talking about the markets, because first, milk is a perishable product, and second, we want to be closer to our customers. We want to establish a presence in residential areas. There are clean water programmes with small outlets selling clean water. We need municipal authorities to give us five to six square metres in a city and hook us up to a power line. We will build a stall, which will be part of the urban development plan. So, everything will look good and neat and will be consistent with the sanitary-epidemiological regulations.\nVladimir Putin: I am sure it will. You know, there are misgivings, in particular among local authorities, because of the negative experience with outdoor markets, even very small ones. There is a problem here, that retail chains and individual stores sell expiring or expired goods to these small markets.\nBut you are speaking about very practical issues related to the marketing of particular goods, and I fully agree with you. We will send a signal to the heads of regions, who will in their turn get to the municipal authorities. I see nothing bad in this; the idea is very good because it will reduce the distance between the producers and their buyers. Indeed, we sell kvass and water at outdoor facilities, so why not sell milk too?\nI fully agree with you. I will certainly discuss this idea with governors.\nThank you, and good luck.\nKirill Kleymenov: We thank the village of Stepanovo for taking part in this Direct Line.\nWe can also take questions from the audience. Valeriya, go ahead please.\nValeriya Korableva: We have a question on foreign policy. We have here MGIMO Rector Anatoly Torkunov, a diplomat, historian and political scientist.\nAnatoly Torkunov: Thank you.\nMr President, we know that our prosperity and economic development largely depend on foreign developments, the global political agenda and international relations.\nMy question is specific rather than global. This week the media carried dozens and even hundreds of comments on Monday\u2019s statement about removing obstacles to sending S-300 air defence systems to Iran. At one point we signed this agreement with Iran but then suspended it later.\nIn commenting on this issue, both journalists and politicians expressed many apprehensions over sending the S-300 missiles, that it would impede the completion of our six-way talks on Iran\u2019s nuclear programme. Moreover, some of them even claimed the air defence systems would aggravate the situation in the Middle East.\nThis morning I also read Angela Merkel\u2019s statement that the sanctions should have been cancelled simultaneously rather than one by one. Meanwhile, some people in Israel are saying, as you may have heard, that if the S-300 systems are sent to Iran, Israel would take its own measures, including arms sales to Ukraine. I would like to know what you think about this.\nVladimir Putin: Indeed, we signed this contract way back in 2007. In 2010 it was suspended by a presidential executive order because of the problems over the Iranian nuclear programme. This was really the case, but today we can clearly see \u2013 and you understand it well, as an experienced person \u2013 that our Iranian partners are demonstrating a lot of flexibility and an obvious desire to reach a compromise on their nuclear programme.\nIn effect, all participants in the process have announced that an agreement has been reached. Now they only have the technical details to deal with, and they will complete this before June. This is why we made this decision.\nI have not read or heard the statement by the German Federal Chancellor and cannot comment on it for this reason. But if someone fears that we have started cancelling the sanctions, apparently our colleagues do not know that the supply of these systems is not on the UN list of sanctions. We suspended this contract absolutely unilaterally. Now that there is obvious progress on the Iranian track, we do not see why we should continue imposing this ban unilaterally \u2013 I would like to emphasise this again.\nAs for the list of sanctions envisaged by the UN resolutions, we will of course act in unison with our partners. We have always cooperated with this, and I would like to stress that we have made a large contribution to the settlement of the Iranian nuclear issue.\nMoreover, our companies made this equipment. It is expensive \u2013 worth about a billion dollars ($900 million). Nobody is paying our companies for these systems. There was a hint that they could be bought, but nobody buys. So we have to ask: why should we take the loss?\nBut the situation is improving and this equipment is not on the sanctions list. I think that on the contrary, our Iranian partners should be encouraged to continue in the same vein. In addition, there is one more aspect to this problem.\nYou mentioned the position of our Israeli partners. I must say, in our military arms exports we have always focused on the situation in the region in question \u2013 most importantly, in the Middle East. Speaking of which, we are not the Middle East\u2019s largest arms supplier. The United States provides many more arms to the region and takes a much greater profit.\nWell, just recently, Israel expressed concern over our exports of the same S-300 missiles to another country in the region. They stressed that if successful, this arrangement could result in big changes, even geopolitical changes, in the region because the S-300 can reach Israel from that country\u2019s territory even though it is not an aggressive weapon. But as one of my counterparts said, none of Israel\u2019s planes will be able to take off. And this is a serious problem.\nWe consulted with our buyers. Our partners in one of the Arab countries were quite understanding about the issue. So we cancelled the contract altogether and returned the advance payment of $400 million. We are trying to be very careful.\nAs far as Iran is concerned, it is a completely different story that does not pose any threat to Israel whatsoever. It is a solely defensive weapon. Moreover, we believe that under the current circumstances in the region, especially in view of the events in Yemen, supplies of this kind of weapon could be a restraining factor.\nMaria Sittel: Mr President, we will get back to foreign policy later. I would like to steer the conversation back to Russia. Many people are complaining about high interest rates. I have two messages here.\nLarisa Kim from Sverdlovsk Region: \u201cSberbank raised interest rates for small business loans that had already been extended by three percentage points, effective April 2015, and this despite the fact that the Central Bank is cutting its interest rates. New loans are now offered at an interest rate of 23\u201325 percent. Is there a way to influence how Sberbank provides financing to small businesses?\u201d\nHere\u2019s a follow-up question. Sergei Yermachenko from Irkutsk: \u201cWhen will loans become more affordable and reasonable in Russia? Interest rates at 35\u201355 percent kill the appetite and opportunities for business development.\u201d\nVladimir Putin: Regarding small and medium-sized enterprises, support programmes are in place. I will not name them all. I think that those involved in SMEs should be aware of them. This information is public, you can find it online or through relevant business associations.\nJust as with agriculture, it may seem that initiatives targeted at SMEs are underfunded. This is the way people should actually feel, because small and medium-size enterprises account for a smaller share of GDP in Russia compared to developed economies. Without a doubt, this is not the way it should be.\nOne of the main vectors is to create clusters of small enterprises serving major corporations. This is a project for the future. That said, we already have SME quotas in state and municipal procurement. A decision to provide a two-year tax holiday for people starting a business has already been made. This measure is especially relevant for entrepreneurs in rural areas, since they can also benefit from programmes offered by the state loan guarantee agency. The Central Bank of the Russian Federation maintains its interest rate for commercial banks at 6.5 percent. It is true that only one bank, a subsidiary of Vnesheconombank, currently offers such loans. Just recently, I was told by the Central Bank Governor that they intend to increase the number of banks offering such transactions. A bank with SME loan contracts will be able to benefit from a 6.5 percent interest rate from the Central Bank, which means that borrowing costs will be lower compared to market rates.\nHowever, what you have said is, of course, over the top. Naturally, it is important to see what kind of client the bank is dealing with. If there is no collateral, if there is no credit history, then of course, the bank will increase the interest rate. But 35 or 55 percent is an unrealistic figure. Sberbank\u2019s principal shareholder is the Central Bank of the Russian Federation: the Bank of Russia. I will certainly ask Elvira Nabiullina to look into what is going on there. Leave me this information.\nMaria Sittel: 35, 55 [percent] \u2013 this is not Sberbank.\nVladimir Putin: And the previous one \u2013 what was it?\nMaria Sittel: 23\u201325 \u2013 Sberbank.\nVladimir Putin: 23\u201325, maybe that was before the key interest rate was reduced? Well, anyway, this needs to be looked into. Please, give me this information later as well, okay?\nMaria Sittel: Right, we will give it to you after the programme. This seems to be a good time for questions about the civil service, because there really are a lot of them. It seems that in turbulent times people pin special hopes on the civil service, with a lot of them asking questions like these: \u201cHow professional, in your opinion, is the civil service?\u201d \u201cIs it not the time to bring professionals back into the civil service?\u201d and \u201cMaybe a professional banker should be appointed to head the Central Bank?\u201d These are the kinds of questions being asked.\nVladimir Putin: What \u201cbring professionals back to the civil service\u201d mean? There should always be professionals in the civil service. If there aren\u2019t, this is sad. In fact, we are short of professionals. Incidentally, we seek to provide appropriate wages to attract the most proficient and best-qualified people from the labour market to the civil service. To reiterate, it is always better to have professionals in the civil service to prevent crises. However, if a crisis has struck for objective reasons, then we should find our way out of it with gains, not losses.\nSpeaking of the Central Bank, I have no major claims concerning its work. By the way, what do you mean by \u201creturning a banker to head the Central Bank\u201d? The Central Bank is not just a commercial bank; actually, it is not a commercial bank at all, it is the main regulator of the Russian monetary and credit sector. Now it also has been vested with larger authorities. That is why a person is needed who has a good knowledge of the work and functions of a banking system, but it has to be a specialist with specific knowledge, economic knowledge, in the first place. One can criticise the Central Bank \u2013 and here is a hidden criticism of the Central Bank \u2013 for its delay in taking a decision on raising the key interest rate. If they had done it earlier, then probably it wouldn\u2019t be 17 percent. But I would like to stress that overall, all experts \u2013 both Russian and foreign \u2013 consider the Central Bank\u2019s actions to be professional and efficient, with the necessary results achieved.\nKirill Kleymenov: Now it is time for us to link with the centre for processing phone calls and messages. But first, I would like to ask a question that comes up frequently. \u201cMr President, foreign currency mortgage borrowers are in trouble. I am appealing to you concerning the currency mortgage issue. We are aware of the Government\u2019s negative attitude to this problem. We are not asking for our debts to be waived, we are asking to re-evaluate, on a legislative basis, the exchange rate in effect until devaluation and thus to make us equal with ruble mortgage borrowers. A law is needed here, as banks will not reject excess profit voluntarily. We are ready to continue paying the mortgage loan to the bank, but on adequate and reasonable terms.\u201d And so on. Mr President, what do you think of this issue?\nVladimir Putin: My overall opinion on people\u2019s problems is that one must always aspire to help them. The reason the state exists is to help people.\nWhat is this particular case about? Not the one that you just read, I do not know who wrote it, but in general, how did the problem arise? No, let me approach it from a different angle. You know, mortgage loans in foreign currency are worthwhile for those who get paid in foreign currency. Assume someone lives in London, New York, Paris or Berlin and is paid in euros or dollars, but plans to live in Russia, as our friend from the United Kingdom and his children, who want to move to Russia. They get paid in foreign currency. His son lives abroad and is paid in foreign currency. He can take out a mortgage loan in foreign currency, because he does not expose himself to the exchange rate risk. However, if someone gets paid in rubles, but takes a loan in foreign currency, he or she would assume this risk. If the rate changes unfavourably, he or she will get in trouble. We should look into that. I am not familiar with the details, but when people take mortgage loans, banks do not assume the exchange rate risk. That way, customers assume this risk on their own accord.\nWith regard to those who took a mortgage in rubles and found themselves in a tough spot, the Government decided to help these people out. Some money, about 4.5 billion rubles, has been allocated from the budget to this end.\nKirill Kleymenov: Are you talking about the people who took out loans in rubles?\nVladimir Putin: Yes. But this applies only to people who found themselves in a tough spot, such as having lost their jobs. Perhaps the Government can think of ways to help those who took out a mortgage loan in foreign currency due to an unfavourable exchange rate, but this assistance should not be greater than the one provided to the people who took mortgage loans in rubles. In any case, the approach should be uniform.\nKirill Kleymenov: I just wanted to make a small clarification in defence of those people. The fact is that often mortgage loans in foreign currency were taken by customers who bought housing on the secondary market, and they had no choice. The banks did not extend ruble mortgage loans to buy pre-owned real estate.\nVladimir Putin: No, banks are required to extend mortgage loans in rubles. We do live in the ruble zone. But this is a different story. If they refused, you should have insisted, because the interest was as high as 12%. As I said, last year we reached a record volume of housing construction at 12% interest rate. That was for the first time in Russia\u2019s history. The 12% interest rate actually turned out fine enough. Now, the Government also plans to support mortgage and has already approved financing for this.\nKirill Kleymenov: You mean new housing.\nVladimir Putin: Yes. I mean new development projects, and yes, our goal is not only to help people get new housing at affordable prices but also to support the construction market, which, in turn, creates a great number of jobs and encourages employment in related industries, such as building materials and so on, in power engineering and road construction. It is an important sector of any economy \u2013 the Russian economy as well.\nThis is another reason for our decision to subsidise mortgage loans. Mortgage interest has increased to 14%, and we aim to cut it to last year\u2019s level of 12% to revive and support the growth of the construction sector. I think this is achievable.\nAs for foreign currency mortgages, we should help there too, but let me repeat that the approach and philosophy of that assistance should be comparable to our support for people who have found themselves in a difficult situation, but who had taken their loans in rubles.\nMaria Sittel: We have been on air for almost an hour and a half, so let\u2019s look at what\u2019s happening at our message-processing centre. Let\u2019s hear from Tatyana Remizova.\nTatyana Remizova: Thank you, colleagues.\nIn an hour and a half of this call-in, the number of questions has exceeded 2.8 million, including 2 million submitted by phone.\nThe Rostelecom lines are overloaded. Our operators are processing almost 4,000 calls a minute. There are a lot of questions about the ruble exchange rate. However, an even more popular theme is the commuter railway service. We are getting calls from the Lipetsk, Yaroslavl, Nizhny Novgorod, Penza, Vologda and Smolensk regions \u2013 I will not go through them all. We all remember how commuter trains were cancelled in January and then you, Mr President, personally and firmly demanded that the trains be restored. I suggest we take a call on the issue from the city of Balashov, from Alexei.\nGood afternoon, Alexei, you are on the air. Go ahead with your question.\nQuestion: Good afternoon, Mr President! This is Alexei calling. You have pledged to bring back commuter trains. This is not happening in Balashov. Tell me, please, how our rural economy can be restored if we used to have a regular train service between Balashov and Saratov, but then it was cancelled a year ago and now people are unable to go anywhere. How are young people who live in villages supposed to study if there is no train service? How is this possible? On the one hand, we want to develop, but on the other, we deny young people access to studies and make it impossible for rural residents to move around.\nVladimir Putin: Alexei, what can I say? I can only say that I share your opinion that this is unacceptable. I will not get into the details of this problem now. You may not be very interested in them, but in a nutshell, the problem is that commuter rail services are unprofitable for the carrier. They became even more lossmaking when the tariffs were raised for the maintenance and upkeep of everything having to do with rail services: tracks, infrastructure, etc.\nThe costs went up several times. It is for this reason that my response to this decision was so negative. When costs were increased several-fold, the regions were unable to pay. They simply lack the resources. So they just cancelled the commuter train service. Poor coordination and the inability to foresee the implications of such a decision led me to respond in such a harsh manner. Service resumed on many commuter train lines, but not everywhere. Your line is evidently among those that are still idle. You have said that you are from Balashov? Balashov-Saratov? We will definitely review this issue. Moving forward, we will strive to find the best economic solutions for the carries, for the regions, and of course, for the people.\nThe region and the state will have to assume some responsibility, especially where there is no alternative for people, who should be able to live normal lives. In this case, children should still be able to learn, and people in general should have an opportunity to commute to major cities for personal, family business, and so on and so forth.\nI have taken note of what you have said. We will certainly explore this issue.\nMaria Sittel: In some regions demand for commuter rail service is high, while in others it is not. There are lines where people really need commuter service, but it is not available, while on others empty carriages and trains are running.\nVladimir Putin: Such trains were launched out of fear, just to show that the trains are running. But this is not a solution. It should be said that a number of serious decisions have been passed on the government level. First, subsidies for Russian Railways have been fully restored to prevent losses for the company, since a monopoly should not have losses. If memory serves me, the government reimbursed Russian Railways 25 billion rubles. Costs related to engineering infrastructure, which Russian Railways had to assume when the subsidies were dropped, were also reduced. The fact that a zero-rate VAT was introduced is of special importance. The Ministry of Finance always opposes such measures, doesn\u2019t it, Mr Kudrin? Introducing a zero-rate VAT on commuter train service was a wrong thing to do from the perspective of our financial block, it was a forced measure, but we had to do it.\nKirill Kleymenov: And here is a result of the measures you mentioned: a positive signal from Sochi about the Lastochka train. It is a commuter train that started running in time for the 2014 Winter Olympics. Ticket prices have been cut to one-third, and now a ride to Rosa Khutor costs 119 rubles instead of previous 350 rubles. In the future, commuter trains to Adler Airport will resume service, and there is a rumour that Lastochka trains may run to Rostov-on-Don. This would be great.\nMaria Sittel: I would like to remind you about video questions. I am giving the floor to Natalya Yuryeva.\nNatalya Yuryeva: In addition to video questions, we also receive MMS messages, which turned out to be very popular. We have received 43,000 MMS messages. This is a very popular format with messages coming from people of absolutely different ages \u2013 from five-year-olds to 80-year-old seniors. Mr President, people from around the country are inviting you to tea.\nThey also have requests, as in this message from Yelena: \u201cMr President, I do not have a question but a very serious request. My friend will be celebrating her 40th birthday on April 25. She has set her mind on a dog, and we her friends are willing to chip in, but her husband is firmly against this. He is a retired colonel with an iron will, like all our military. But he will be unable to refuse his Commander-in-Chief. Just tell him: Boris, you\u2019re wrong! Let your wife have a dog!\u201d\nSo Mr President, what should Boris do?\nVladimir Putin: Oh, you have put me in a fix. Of course, people in Russia have a special attitude towards military personnel, which is absolutely correct. Women love officers. There have been various songs to this effect \u2014 about women who love servicemen because they are big and handsome. Of course, we love our servicemen not only because they are big and handsome, but because they are real men who are always here to help you, and so on and so forth. The military are susceptible to female charms too, as we remember from the jokes about hussars.\nStill, though, I can\u2019t order anyone to do anything. Boris would be right to tell me to mind my own business. And, besides, he is a retired officer. So, I don\u2019t know what to do, how to get out of this fix. What\u2019s the woman\u2019s name, Irina?\nNatalya Yuryeva: It\u2019s Yelena.\nVladimir Putin: We can try to work out some action plan. For example, we could ask Boris together to compromise with his wife, Yelena, while Yelena could say, \u201cNo, I do not want a dog. I will do as you like.\u201d After that, sure enough, he will not just give her a dog. He will give her an elephant, especially if she asks for it at the right time in the right place. He might even promise her a fur coat. I do not know if he will buy her a fur coat, but he may buy a dog. So, let\u2019s just ask him: Boris, please, be so kind as to let your wife have a dog. It is a good thing and I\u2019m sure pets bring families closer.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr President, one of the crucial issues that we cannot avoid today is, of course, Ukraine. Before discussing Russian-Ukrainian relations, I would like to get back to the article that you mentioned at the very beginning. The same media outlet has leaked one more rumour.\nAt a meeting with business people you said, according to this media outlet, that, during the long night-time talks with Petro Poroshenko, Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande in Minsk, at some point Poroshenko literally said the following: \u201cTake Donbass. I don\u2019t need it.\u201d Did this really happen?\nVladimir Putin: No, it never happened. We discussed measures to recover economic and social welfare in Donbass. There are many problems there. And we see that the current leaders in Kiev are not willing to recover either the social welfare system or the economy of Donbass. This is true, and we talked a lot about this. This is included in the Minsk Agreements; the papers that were signed by Ukrainian authorities are legally binding.\nUnfortunately, nothing has been done. As we know, Donbass is completely blocked up. The banking system is not operating. Social benefits and pensions are not being paid. We talked a lot about this, including with Mr Poroshenko.\nI have also said in public that, okay, there are people there who are upholding their rights with arms in hand. Whether they are right or wrong in doing this is another matter but right now I do not even want to qualify this. Of course, I have my own opinion on this score. I can qualify this and have done so more than once.\nBut there are also people who have nothing to do with all this. They have earned a pension, in part, by working in independent Ukraine for 20 years and they have a right to it. They have nothing to do with the hostilities or struggle of these armed people for their rights. What do they have to do with all this? Why don\u2019t you pay them? You are obliged to do this by law. But they are not being paid. To sum up, there are grounds to say that the current Kiev authorities are cutting Donbass from Ukraine themselves. This is the gist of the grief and tragedy and this is what we spoke about.\nMaria Sittel: Mr President, one more question on the subject. If Kiev has already devalued the Minsk Agreements, and if it is actually pressing for war, how can a dialogue with Mr Poroshenko continue at all? He is telling you one thing, then another thing to his compatriots and still another thing to his Western partners. How can any dialogue be conducted in this case?\nVladimir Putin: Well, we do not choose our partners, but we should not be guided by likes or dislikes in our work. We must be guided by the interests of our country and we will proceed from this.\nMaria Sittel: Here\u2019s a text message \u2014 from Vladimir Vladimirovich as well: \u201cPetro Poroshenko is a real criminal, considering how many people died because of his actions. Mr President, were you uncomfortable or reluctant to deal with him?\u201d\nVladimir Putin: Certainly not and I have just said this. I think that the current Ukrainian leaders are making many mistakes and they will see negative results, but this is the choice of the President and the Government.\nFor a long time, I have been trying to talk them into not resuming hostilities. It was Mr Turchinov who first started hostilities in Donbass. Then Mr Poroshenko got elected. He had a chance to resolve things peacefully with the people of Donbass through negotiations.\nSo we tried to persuade him. I say \u201cwe\u201d meaning the Normandy format participants. To be sure, I certainly tried to persuade him not to begin hostilities and to at least try to agree on things, but to no avail, as they resumed military operations.\nIt ended badly the first time and the second time. They tried again a third time, and it ended tragically for the Ukrainians again, particularly, for the Ukrainian army. I believe it was a huge mistake.\nSuch actions drive the situation into a dead end. But there can be a way out. The one and only way out of this is to comply with the Minsk Agreements, conduct constitutional reform, and resolve the social and economic problems facing Ukraine and Donbass, in particular.\nCertainly, we are not going to intervene. It is not our business to impose a particular behaviour on Ukraine. But we have the right to express our opinion. Moreover, we have the right to draw attention to the need to implement the Minsk Agreements. We want them to be implemented and we are waiting for all our partners, including the Ukrainian leaders, to do so.\nKirill Kleymenov: There are lots of similarly harsh questions. People are asking why Russia offers discounts on gas to Ukraine, why it supplies cheap electricity and cheap coal to Ukraine and extends loans to it, but is not treated the same way in return? How do you respond to that?\nVladimir Putin: You know, the political situation in any country can change, but the people remain. The Ukrainians, as I mentioned earlier, are very close to us. I see no difference between Ukrainians and Russians, I believe we are one people. Someone may have a different opinion on this, and we can discuss it. Perhaps, this is not the right place to go into this issue now. But we are helping the Ukrainian people, first and foremost. This is my first point.\nSecond. We are interested in the Ukrainian economy recovering from the crisis, because they are our neighbours and partners, and we are interested in order and stability along our borders, and want to build and develop economic contacts with a partner that is well-off.\nSuppose we give them gas discounts, if we know that their economy cannot afford to pay full price under the contract \u2013 we don\u2019t have to do this of course, but we still think it is the right thing to do, and we can accommodate. The same holds true for electricity, coal and other deals.\nIncidentally, look, we agreed with the Ukrainian leadership in November or December 2013 to provide a loan to that country. We planned to buy $15 billion worth of their bonds, but technically, it was a loan, that is, we were to lend $15 billion, plus a $5 billion discounted loan for road construction through commercial banks.\nNow look what Ukraine has negotiated from its partners: $17.5 billion for four years.\nWe offered price cuts on gas, and we did reduce the price on the condition of regular payments and settlement of prior debts. We cut the gas price dramatically, and now they increased it by over 300 percent.\nOur past cooperation, all the ties that remained, have been broken. We have difficulties here [in Russia], but their situation is beyond difficult. Major industrial companies halt production, they lose competence in high-tech industries such as rocket engineering, aircraft manufacturing, shipbuilding and nuclear power. I think these are really hard consequences. I do not understand why they did this.\nBut events are unfolding the way they are, and we will make every effort to restore relations with Ukraine. This is in our interests.\nKirill Kleymenov: We suggest discussing this issue with the guests in our studio.\nValeriya Korableva: Continuing the Ukrainian theme, here is a question from writer Sergei Shargunov.\nSergei Shargunov: Good afternoon, Mr President. In 1994, poet Joseph Brodsky wrote a poignant poem on Ukraine\u2019s independence in which, with bitterness and sarcasm, he wrote about Ukrainian nationalists, and even lamented about Ukraine: \u201cGone is the love that was between us.\u201d\nBut, apart from nationalists, there are also many millions of people living there, as you rightfully said. I think that today they are at risk. Unfortunately, you don\u2019t have to go far to find examples. There are banners that read, \u201cA separatist next door awaits \u2018Russian peace,\u2019 call the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) hotline\u201d \u2013 this means people are being encouraged to rat on their neighbours. A vast number of people who simply have their own opinion are being persecuted, and there are even victims. Yesterday, former Party of Regions deputy Oleg Kalashnikov was gunned down. Prior to his death, he had received numerous threats from neo-Nazis.\nAnd, of course, I cannot but mention those laws adopted by the Verkhovnaya Rada ahead of May 9 \u2013 so-called \u201canti-Communist\u201d laws that ban Soviet symbols, but in fact offend all those who treasure historical memory of our common Victory. I think these laws just legalise a policy of apartheid towards Russians and those who are attracted to Russia.\nSo here is my question. Ukraine believes that Russia is its archenemy, but at the same time consistently demands natural gas discounts and other benefits. Under what conditions, realistically speaking, is normalisation of relations between Moscow and Kiev possible?\nVladimir Putin: This is not an easy question although we could elaborate on the unity and brotherhood of the Russian and Ukrainian peoples. I often do this. I have to.\nThe conditions are simple. At this point, Russia is not expecting anything from Kiev officials except one thing. They must see us as equal partners in all aspects of cooperation. It is also very important that they observe the legitimate rights and interests of Russians living in Ukraine and those who consider themselves Russian regardless of what their passports say. People who consider Russian their mother tongue and Russian culture their native culture. People who feel an inextricable bond with Russia. Of course, any country cares about people who treat it as their motherland (in this case, Russia). This is nothing extraordinary.\nLet me repeat, we are willing to fully improve relations with Ukraine and will do what we can on our side. Of course, the Donbass issue is high on the agenda. As I said, we are expecting the Ukrainian authorities to fully comply with the Minsk Agreements. First of all, and the process is already being talked about, it is necessary to create working groups within the framework of the Minsk negotiations and begin working on certain areas. These include political reform, its constitutional part, the economy and the country\u2019s borders. The work must begin now. There is no time for discussion. Practical implementation is necessary.\nUnfortunately, so far, we only see continuing attempts to influence and pressure instead of a genuine willingness to resolve the issue by political means.\nBut I believe there is no other way but a political resolution. And everybody must realise this. We will be working hard on this.\nKirill Kleymenov: I suggest we hear one more question from the audience on this subject.\nKatya, please.\nYekaterina Mironova: Thank you, Kirill.\nThere is no need to introduce our next guest. This is Irina Khakamada who is well-known. She also has a question, including one on Ukraine.\nIrina, go ahead.\nIrina Khakamada: Mr President, I have been promised two questions.\nThe first question is of course about Boris Nemtsov\u2019s tragic death, which has shaken me, not only as a citizen. You can understand this. We worked together. The pain is still terrible. So I have this question: what do you think about the way the investigation is moving along and is there a chance that we will learn who ordered this heinous murder, which is more reminiscent of a terrorist act? Considering that his associates are in opposition, including in opposition to you personally, are you prepared to ensure that they, including Navalny and Khodorkovsky, can in the future run for parliament on equal footing? Because it is easy to criticize, but it is a more responsible task to conduct opposition activity on the state level in parliament. Perhaps this would stabilise the situation and stimulate private business and private investment.\nThe second question. At Boris\u2019 funeral, Western journalists approached me and said \u2013 this information is also available on the internet \u2013 that Boris Nemtsov had received certain information about the presence of Russian troops during the events in southeastern Ukraine. At the funeral, the Western journalists kept asking me the same question. Can you finally say, can you say it in so many words whether or not our troops have been there?\nVladimir Putin: Let\u2019s begin with the opposition, which has a right and an opportunity to participate in [the country\u2019s] political life officially and legally: A) of course, it can and should; B) if they get into parliament in the upcoming elections, this will mean that they have received popular support and then their activity will acquire a definitive official status, and of course they will bear responsibility for whatever they propose. However, you are experienced, you have worked in government agencies, and you know that it is one thing to be a State Duma deputy in opposition and criticise just about everything. The responsibility here is not very great but it provides some sort of a platform and allows people to come out of the shadows. I believe that this is a positive thing.\nHowever, in the end, the people decide, the people vote on whether a particular person should be in parliament. I believe that this is a good thing.\nLet\u2019s now talk about the murder of Boris Nemtsov. You were friends with him, maintained contact. He was a harsh critic of the Government in general and me personally. That said, our relations were quite good at the time when we talked to each other. I have already made a statement regarding this issue. I believe a killing of this kind is a shame and a tragedy.\nHow\u2019s the investigation going? I can tell you that it took the investigators from the Federal Security Service and the Interior Ministry a day or maybe a day and a half at most to uncover the names of the perpetrators. The only question was where and how they should be arrested. We should give credit to our special agencies, who provided objective data by using not only surveillance cameras, but also extensive possibilities that they recently acquired. I am afraid I have to be careful not to disclose the cutting-edge solutions and methods our special agencies use, but generally, as I have said, the issue was settled in just a few hours. In this respect, they worked efficiently and promptly through a number of channels. The same results were obtained by different services.\nThe question of whether those behind the murder will be found remains open. Of course, we will find out in the course of the work that is currently being done.\nFinally, the question of whether Russian troops are present in Ukraine\u2026 I can tell you outright and unequivocally that there are no Russian troops in Ukraine. By the way, during the last conflict in southeastern Ukraine, in Donbass, it was the Chief of Ukraine\u2019s General Staff who put it best by stating in public at a meeting with his foreign colleagues: \u201cWe are not fighting against the Russian army.\u201d What more can be said?\nKirill Kleymenov: I have a follow-up question that was submitted online to our programme. What has caused the failure of Russia\u2019s Ukraine policy given, first, that Russia had such a huge edge compared to other countries due to historical ties with Ukraine? Second, Russia invested about $32\u201333 billion in Ukraine, while the United States invested only $5 billion, which Victoria Nuland acknowledged. Why did we fail on the Ukrainian track?\nVladimir Putin: You know, we were not the ones who failed; it was Ukraine\u2019s domestic policy. That is where the problem lies. It is true that Russia helped Ukraine even when we were going through challenging times. How? By supplying hydrocarbons, primarily gas and oil, for a protracted period with a huge discount compared to world prices. This went on for years. It is true that this assistance \u2014 this tangible economic support \u2014 is without exaggeration worth billions of dollars. We were actively cooperating, to say the least. I hope that in some areas cooperation can still resume. Apart from cooperation projects, we have had broad and diversified trade and economic ties.\nWhat happened? People simply got sick and tired of poverty, stealing and the impudence of the authorities, their relentless greed and corruption, from oligarchs who climbed to power. People got fed up with all this. When society and a country slide into this position, people try to look for ways out of the situation and, regrettably, sometimes address those who offer simple solutions exploiting current difficulties. Some of the latter are nationalists. Didn\u2019t we have the same in the 1990s? Didn\u2019t we have this \u201cparade of sovereignties\u201d or nationalism that flared up so brightly?\nWe have had all this. We have been through all this! And this takes place everywhere, so it happened in Ukraine. These nationalistic elements exploited the situation and brought it to the state that we are witnessing now. So, it is not our failure. This is a failure within Ukraine itself.\nKirill Kleymenov: But haven\u2019t we missed the start of the process of Ukraine\u2019s alienation from Russia? I am asking this question as such processes might also take place in Kyrgyzstan, Armenia and other post-Soviet countries where our Western partners are very active, as you said. There are more than a thousand \u2013 1,200 NGOs funded by the Americans in Kyrgyzstan. These NGOs are involved exclusively in political activities. And how much is Russia spending on this aim? A lot less.\nVladimir Putin: You have made a Freudian slip.You said we missed Ukraine\u2019s alienation from Russia but there was no alienation. Ukraine is an independent state and we must respect this.\nWe alienated all this ourselves at one time when we made a decision on the sovereignty of the Russian Federation in the early 1990s. We made this decision, didn\u2019t we? We freed them from us but we took this step. It was our decision. And since we did this, we should treat their independence with respect. It is up to the Ukrainian people to decide how to develop relations.\nWhen Ukraine had a previous crisis, also fairly acute, Mr Yushchenko and Ms Tymoshenko came to power after a third round of presidential elections that was not envisaged by the Constitution. This was a quasi-coup. But at least they did it without arms and without bloodshed. By and large, we accepted this and worked with them but this time it came to a coup d\u2019\u00e9tat. This is something that we cannot accept. Such a growth of extreme nationalism is inadmissible.\nWe must respect other countries and develop relations with them accordingly. As for what happens in these countries, this is not something we can control because these are sovereign countries and we cannot become involved \u2013 interfere in their affairs, which would be wrong.\nFor example, we are developing relations with Kazakhstan and Belarus within the Eurasian Economic Union. What is the idea of such associations? It is not to drag them over to us \u2013 not at all. The idea is that the people in our countries should live better and our mutual borders should be open.\nWhat does it matter where ethnic Russians live, here or in a neighbouring state, over a state border, if they can freely visit their relatives, if their living standards are improving, if their rights are not infringed upon, if they can speak their native tongue, and so on. It doesn\u2019t matter where they live if all of these requirements are honoured. If we see that people have a decent life there and are treated accordingly.\nThis is the type of relations that we are developing with Kazakhstan and Belarus, as well as with Armenia and Kyrgyzstan. We really want this to continue. This is the main thing, and not trying to keep [your neighbour] in your sphere of influence. We are not going to revive an empire; we don\u2019t have this goal in mind, contrary to what some people claim. This is a normal integration process. The world is moving along the integration path, including Latin America and North America \u2013 Canada, the United States and Mexico \u2013 as well as Europe. And this process is underway in Asia as well. Yet we are being accused of trying to revive the empire. It is unclear why? Why are they denying us this right?\nI want to say that we have no plans to revive an empire. We have no imperial ambitions. However, we can ensure a befitting life for Russians who live outside Russia \u2013 in friendly CIS countries \u2013 by promoting interaction and cooperation.\nMaria Sittel: Russia is now home to hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees who came to Russia fleeing the horrors of civil war. The town of Gukovo in Rostov Region on the border with Ukraine is one such place. Let\u2019s bring it on. Our correspondent Pavel Zarubin reports from Gukovo.\nPavel Zarubin: Hello, Moscow! We are at a hotel in Gukovo near the Ukrainian border, where refugees from Ukraine live now. Most of these people came here two weeks ago and are now contemplating their next moves, such as where to move next and how to find a job, if that\u2019s possible at all. There are 19 people, including seven children, in the hotel. They have all they need. The older children go to school. The younger ones are taken care of by a psychologist who plays a variety of games with them.\nWe met everyone over the several days that we are here. I would like to introduce some of the children to you. We have here a very lively, grownup boy named Seva. How old are you, Seva?\nSeva: Four.\nPavel Zarubin: Where are you from?\nSeva: Lugansk.\nPavel Zarubin: Tell us about Lugansk. What kind of place is it?\nSeva: Lugansk was bombed when we were in Sevastopol, and then we came to Lugansk.\nPavel Zarubin: Is Lugansk destroyed now?\nSeva: Yes.\nPavel Zarubin: I see. Come on, guys, let\u2019s go to the living room to your parents. We can talk some more on our way there. Where are you from, Danila?\nDanila: Lugansk.\nPavel Zarubin: Also Lugansk?\nDanila: Yes.\nPavel Zarubin: Do you have friends or family in Lugansk?\nDanila: Yes, my grandma.\nPavel Zarubin: What about your friends and classmates?\nDanila: Of course, they are there.\nPavel Zarubin: When did you talk to them last time?\nDanila: A while ago. On social networks.\nPavel Zarubin: Do you miss them?\nDanila: A lot.\nPavel Zarubin: You can now say what you want to your friends and family. They will see you on TV.\nDanila: I just want to say hi to everyone, my friends, grandma, grandpa and dad.\nPavel Zarubin: Good boy! Sure, they will see you!\nTake your seats. I will remind you that there are now 38,000 refugees from Ukraine in Rostov Region alone and, of course, they have many questions. Let\u2019s move on. The first question please.\nQuestion: Hello! My name is Alexander. I am from Donbass. Residents of Donbass are deeply worried over the further destiny of our regions \u2013 Donetsk and Lugansk. Even though many people love Ukraine, yet it\u2019s utterly impossible to coexist with these conflicts.\nPavel Zarubin: You mean the future status of those regions?\nRemark: Yes, the unification of Donetsk and Lugansk as a future Novorossiya.\nVladimir Putin: You know, above all, it is necessary, of course, for life to return to normal both in Lugansk and Donetsk, on these territories that are called the LPR [Lugansk People\u2019s Republic] and the DPR [Donetsk People\u2019s Republic], that people stop fleeing their homeland and that those who have already fled could live normally in their native home.\nI know that residents of Donbass, as we commonly refer to all these populated centres \u2013 both large cities and small towns, are great patriots of their small motherland. Many refuse to leave despite bombing and shelling, as they love their homeland. It is necessary to do everything possible to create conditions for normal life in their own land, so that people can raise children, work and make money.\nWhat should be done in this regard? Above all, during the first stage, the Kiev authorities themselves, it seems, should be interested in this. It is necessary to restore economic ties. The overwhelming majority of power-generating facilities, say, in Ukraine, use coal produced in Donbass. It is absurd and silly, or it is being done on purpose to steal money from the Ukrainian people, to buy coal somewhere in South Africa or Australia. It is sheer nonsense. And yet, such attempts do occur.\nBut other things occur as well: at least elementary, first steps towards restoring the economy and economic ties are made as well. I believe that \u2013 provided that the Minsk Agreements are implemented [I already spoke about that] \u2013 it is possible to find some elements for restoring a sort of common political field with Ukraine. However, in the long run, of course, ultimately, the final say about how and with whom to live and on what terms should belong to the people who live in those territories. To a significant extent, this will depend on the flexibility and political wisdom of the Kiev leadership.\nKirill Kleymenov: Gukovo, please, you have one more question.\nPavel Zarubin: We have this hotel\u2019s staff here with us, that is, the residents of Gukovo, a border town between Russia and Ukraine, and they definitely have a lot of difficult questions to ask. Please go ahead.\nQuestion: Good afternoon, Mr President. My name is Tatyana. We live in Gukovo, which is right on the border, and we fear for our children and grandchildren. When we had fighting in the area, it was so very close. We kept our things packed for days. Will there be a full-scale war?\nVladimir Putin: No, I think this would be impossible, so you can rest easy. There have been incidents, I know, where stray projectiles indeed reached your town but I still firmly believe those were accidents, not attempts to harm our people or facilities from the neighbouring region.\nKirill Kleymenov: Thank you, Gukovo.\nThe call and SMS processing centre continues its work in our studio. Now let\u2019s find out what is happening with video calls for the President. Natalya, go ahead please.\nNatalya Yuryeva: Thank you, Kirill. We have a lot of video calls from the Siberian regions of Khakassia and the Transbaikal Territory, which were hit by wildfires. The video calls from people who have been hit by this tragedy, who lost all of their possessions in an instant, sound more like distress calls, like pleas for help. Let\u2019s watch a video we received from Nadezhda Makarova from Bidzha in Khakassia.\nNadezhda Makarova: Good afternoon, Mr Putin. We have a question. My name is Nadezhda Makarova. In our village, eight houses burned down, and we only managed to save one. This is our question: will the Government give any assistance to the people, because those people have lost everything, they are going through tough times. We believe that you will help us. Please help us. It\u2019s Bidzha, a village in Khakassia.\nVladimir Putin: Now first of all I have to explain what the law says and what the Government will do for certain. First, all victims are entitled to a one-off payment of 10,000 roubles. Second, the families of people who died will receive compensations of 1 million roubles. Third, those who lost all their property will be paid compensations of 100,000 roubles.\nKirill Kleymenov: Per family member, Mr Putin?\nVladimir Putin: Yes. Fourth, 50,000 roubles is given to those who have lost part of their property. However, in Khakassia and the Transbaikal Territory this, most cases involve the complete loss of property, because everything there was destroyed by fire. The next payment is in the event of minor or moderate bodily harm or injury: 200,000 roubles. For serious injury: 400,000 roubles.\nMoreover, I spoke to the Governor today. Indeed, a large number of homes have been destroyed by fire. About 2,400 houses will have to be built. This will require approximately 5\u20136 billion roubles from the federal budget, plus 1\u20131.5 billion in aid.\nHowever, all of this requires thorough calculations. The first payments will be made in the near future. As far as I know, the Government should make an appropriate decision if they have not done so already. I am acting on the assumption that these decisions may have already been made.\nThen everything will need to be calculated and all the people who have been affected will receive the support I have told you about. The Governor has been tasked with restoring all infrastructure elements and building all homes by September 1.\nKirill Kleymenov: Thank you. This kind of situation has evolved in several regions.\nVladimir Putin: There are two main regions, two hot spots now.\nKirill Kleymenov: The Transbaikal Territory and Khakassia.\nMr President, I suggest we return to our studio and give our guests an opportunity to ask questions. Valeriya, over to you.\nValeriya Korableva: Our studio guests include Nezavisimaya Gazeta editor in chief Konstantin Remchukov. Mr Remchukov, go ahead.\nKonstantin Remchukov: Mr President, I am one of those Russians who believe that good relations with the West benefit Russia. Unfortunately, during the last year these relations rapidly soured, degraded. You have repeatedly said that the West has for centuries been pursuing a policy of containing Russia, thus, as it were, putting the age-old historical confrontation and the current confrontation in the same context. The higher the level of confrontation, the higher the ratings and patriotism are, and unfortunately, the more radical nationalism. Sometimes it seems that the more you love your Motherland, the more intensely you will hate somebody. I call this \u201cpatriotism cum xenophobia\u201d.\nHere are my questions to you. Could you specify the conditions under which it will be possible to normalise the relations with the West as a whole and with the United States in particular? Second, what policy measures to counter radical nationalism do you consider effective? And third, do you admit the issue of xenophobic patriotism exists in our country?\nVladimir Putin: I\u2019ll start with the last question. You are placing patriotism and xenophobia on the same shelf. But I think these are two different things. Patriotism means to love your homeland, while xenophobia is to hate other nations. These are worlds apart. I wouldn\u2019t mix apples and oranges.\nAs for radical nationalism, we have always fought it and will continue to fight it. I always say that nationalism is a very dangerous phenomenon that can have a destructive effect on the integrity of the Russian state, which has developed as a multinational and multi-confessional society.\nAnd lastly, on the conditions for normalising relations with the West. It was not Russia who soured these relations. We have always advocated maintaining normal relations will all states, both in the East and in the West. The main condition for restoring normal relations is respect for Russia and its interests.\nI said at one of the previous Direct Lines that some large powers, superpowers that have laid claim to exceptionalism and see themselves as the only centre of power in the world, do not need allies. What they need is vassals. I am referring to the United States. Russia cannot live in this system of relations. It not only cannot maintain these relations, it can\u2019t live like that. Everyone must understand this. We are always open to cooperation. We have never stopped our cooperation. Isn\u2019t it a fact that in the 1990s we opened up [to the West] and expected the same attitude towards us? But we received a harsh response when we tried to assert ourselves and to uphold our interests and views.\nRemember what happened in the early 1990s, how the West applauded Boris Yeltsin. But when he announced our stance on Yugoslavia, they set the dogs on him. I won\u2019t repeat here the obscenities that were hurled at him then. When we uphold our interests and take an independent stance, all the real intentions [of the West] reveal themselves.\nBut this doesn\u2019t mean we should sulk or take offence, or move back and keep aloof. I have always said, and I will say again: we want to cooperate, we are ready to cooperate, and we will do this despite the stance taken by the leaders of some countries. But if they refuse, we\u2019ll cooperate with those who want to work with us, with those businesses that are not afraid of political bark, the people working in culture and education, because this cooperation doesn\u2019t end. As for the attempts to harm us through sanctions, they are being made but they are not very effective.\nWhat has happened in reality? We just discussed the rouble exchange rate. Look, last year we had to repay $130 billion worth of loans. These $130 billion were taken out by Russian banks and corporations, not the Government. All of a sudden, we lost the ability to refinance these loans on the Western financial markets. I think that the hope behind this move was that it would create unsurmountable challenges for Russia\u2019s financial institutions and the real economy.\nThis did not happen; they handled it, though not without Government support. That said, it was nothing like the assistance we provided in 2008\u20132009 when the Government had to take over payments when margin calls started coming in, take over assets and later return them with a profit. This time we didn\u2019t even need to use such measures, since these companies had already put it behind them.\nThis year, another $60 billion in foreign debt is due, and a substantial share has already been paid out in the first quarter. Using such measures to pressure Russia is useless and doesn\u2019t make any sense. I think that our partners will realise this at a certain point. They should at least try to reach a compromise with us instead of imposing clich\u00e9s that they consider to be right.\nFinally, to your first point: the higher the level of confrontation, the higher the rating. I can\u2019t agree with such a vision. Russian people have a very sharp sense of what\u2019s going on. I\u2019m not even talking about experts such as the MGIMO University rector. People understand what is going on with their hearts, souls and, yes, minds. And when people see injustice, they always react. Moreover, there are people who see injustice in Russia and beyond. When someone sees that we are facing injustice, they always respond. If it is apparent that we are protecting our interests, people support us. I would like to thank Russians for this support.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr Putin, we have been receiving tragic news from Kiev just as we are holding the Direct Line with you. We have just received a report that Oles Buzina, one of Ukraine\u2019s most prominent observers and journalists, has been killed. The Russian audience surely knows him, since he took part in talk shows on Russian TV networks on multiple occasions. This tragedy has just taken place. Former Member of Parliament from the Party of Regions Oleg Kalashnikov was killed yesterday. All in all, this situation is absolutely monstrous.\nVladimir Putin: This is not the first political assassination. In Ukraine, we have seen a whole series of such assassinations.\nIrina Khakamada here asked a question about the investigation into Boris Nemtsov\u2019s assassination \u2013 an assassination which I consider to be an absolute disgrace for this country. Law enforcement agencies must do all they can to track down the criminals. As we know, the perpetrators have been arrested.\nIn Ukraine, which is laying claim to the status of a democratic state and is seeking to become part of a democratic Europe, we are seeing none of this. Where are the killers of these people? There is no sign of them \u2013 neither the perpetrators nor those who have ordered these killings. Both Europe and North America choose to turn a blind eye to this.\nKirill Kleymenov: Of course, we express our profound condolences, above all, to Oles\u2019s family and all of his colleagues.\nVladimir Putin: I join in completely.\nMaria Sittel: Regardless of political views, there is one subject in Russia that arouses no doubts or speculation. It is the Great Victory in the Great Patriotic War. Because every Russian family has its hero and because any attempt, any pernicious action to rewrite the history of the Great Patriotic War arouses unanimous aversion. According to this history, the Soviet Union is put in the same league with Hitler\u2019s Germany, while the Red Army is cast not as a liberator but as an occupier. Mr President, how do you, as the son of a frontline soldier, feel about this?\nVladimir Putin: I have mixed feelings. A great deal can be said about this, but I will try to be brief.\nFirst of all, of course, it is impossible to put Nazism and Stalinismon the same plane because the Nazis directly, openly and publicly proclaimed one of their policy goals: the elimination of entire ethnic groups \u2013 Jews, Roma and Slavs.\nFor all the ugly nature of the Stalin regime, for all the reprisals and even the banishment of entire peoples, the Stalin regime never set the goal of destroying [those] peoples, so the attempt to put an equal sign between the two is absolutely groundless. This is the first thing.\nThe second may not be very pleasant for us to admit. But in truth, we, or rather our predecessors, gave cause for this. Why? Because after World War II, we tried to impose our own development model on many Eastern European countries, and we did so by force. This has to be admitted. There is nothing good about this and we are feeling the consequences now. Incidentally, this is more or less what the Americans are doing today, as they try to impose their model on practically the entire world, and they will fail as well.\nKirill Kleymenov: A rehearsal of the parade devoted to the great Victory Day is now taking place at the military testing grounds in Alabino near Moscow. Our camera crew and our colleague Anton Vernitsky are working there.\nAnton Vernitsky: We have a working atmosphere here in Alabino. Despite the changeable April weather, army servicemen take part in almost daily training sessions 40 kilometres away from Moscow, where the parade will take place on Red Square on May 9. A record 16,000 servicemen will take part in the May 9 parade on Red Square this year. This has never been the case before. There will be about 200 units of the latest military hardware that many of us have never seen.\nIn keeping with a sound tradition, the Ministry of Defence invites veterans of the Great Patriotic War to attend the parade and its rehearsals. Today, veterans who took part in this war are our guests of honour here. They have every right to be the first to ask a question. Please, introduce yourself.\nVitaly Kolesov: I\u2019m Vitaly Kolesov, a retired colonel.\nI fought near Stalingrad as a 19-year-old battery commander. In the first years of the war, the Red Army, our people, were fighting all of Europe single-handedly, but with our Soviet weapons. Yes, we had allies, but they opened the second front too late, although they sided with us.\nMr Putin, do we have allies now, including those in the struggle against reviving Nazism?\nVladimir Putin: I\u2019ll recall in this context the words of Alexander III, our Emperor, \u2013 I think you\u2019ll be pleased to hear this \u2013 that Russia has only two allies \u2013 its army and navy. Later he told his son that everyone was afraid of our vastness. By the way, there are certain grounds for this.\nBut in today\u2019s context and speaking seriously, we should primarily look at the current threats. What are these threats? They have already been mentioned \u2013 terrorism, xenophobia, organised crime and so on and so forth. Naturally, there are many countries and many people in the world who support our efforts to counter these threats.\nWe have very good relations within various associations, including an association that was created relatively recently and comprises Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. It\u2019s called BRICS, which is an acronym. There\u2019s also the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. These are not military blocs. These are our friends with whom we maintain close and growing cooperation.\nThen, there is the Collective Security Treaty Organisation. It is a military and political alliance comprising former Soviet republics, with which we have very close, confidential allied relations and also mutual obligations, including military ones.\nI move forward knowing that we\u2019re not getting ready to fight anyone, but will nevertheless strengthen our combat ability so that no one would even consider attacking Russia.\nMaria Sittel: Mr Putin, may I ask a direct but possibly unpleasant question. Who are our enemies?\nVladimir Putin: Enemies?\nMaria Sittel: Yes, enemies. You have named allies, challenges and threats. But who are the enemies?\nVladimir Putin: I spoke about the huge size of our country. Russia has a very big territory by European standards and in terms of its population. Russia is also a country with enormous potential for development and is rich in natural resources. And it is certainly a great nuclear power, with one of the world\u2019s largest nuclear arsenals that is comparable to the US arsenal and is actually practically equal to it. So it is equally honourable to be Russia\u2019s friend or enemy.\nSpeaking seriously, I have already named our enemies: international terrorism, organised crime and so on. We don\u2019t consider anyone as an enemy.\nKirill Kleymenov: We won\u2019t place anyone between the Ebola virus and the Islamic State?\nVladimir Putin: I was referring to members of the international community. We don\u2019t consider any one of them our enemy and wouldn\u2019t recommend that anyone consider Russia an enemy.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr Putin, let\u2019s talk some more about the Great Victory anniversary with this studio.\nOlga, go ahead please.\nOlga Ushakova: Of course, ahead of this joyous holiday, we have in our studio a lot of questions on the Great Victory anniversary. I\u2019d like to give the floor to Doctor of History Mikhail Myagkov, the research director of the Military Historical Society.\nMikhail Myagkov: Good afternoon, Mr President. The joyous holiday, the 70th anniversary of Victory is drawing nearer. However, many world leaders will not attend our celebrations, will not come to Moscow. Perhaps we should just disregard this. If they don\u2019t come, so what? When all is said and done, this is our holiday. This is our Victory. After all, by their attitude they insult the memory of the war veterans and the liberation mission of the Red Army. It is we who liberated them. We liberated them of that Nazi plague, or they would still be shouting \u201cHeil!\u201d\nDo you think Russia should respond to these less-than-friendly moves against our country in a fitting manner? Should Russia do something in this respect?\nVladimir Putin: You\u2019ve answered your own question. Have I commented on this in any way? Have we responded to this in any way on an official level? This is the choice of each concrete political figure, the choice of the country he or she represents. Some simply do not want to go, but some are not being allowed to go by the \u201cWashington apparatchiks,\u201d who say, \u201cNo way.\u201d And they say, \u201cWe won\u2019t go.\u201d Although many would like to come. But this is their choice and we will always respect this choice.\nIf people wish to show, in any form, their respect for the victims of Nazism and pay tribute to the liberators and the victors over Nazism, we will welcome this \u2013 to reiterate, in any form, at any time and in any place. Those who want to come can come. Those who don\u2019t want to come are free not to come.\nYou\u2019ve put it well. I fully agree with you. Some people \u2013 let\u2019s put it this way, so as not to offend them \u2013 may even be ashamed of themselves. But it is up to them to decide. We are celebrating our holiday. It is our holiday. We pay tribute to the generation of victors, as we say. We do this so that the present generation, both here and abroad, never forgets about this and never allows anything like this to happen again.\nMaria Sittel: Let\u2019s go back to Alabino. Direct Line is on air. Anton Vernitsky.\nAnton Vernitsky: I have young people standing next to me who will participate in the May 9 parade. These young defenders of our Fatherland have a question for you.\nKirill Bakin: Comrade Supreme Commander-in-Chief, I\u2019m a cadet at the Voronezh Air Force Academy, Kirill Bakin. When I enrolled at the academy, there were five contenders per spot for my specialty. This means that many young men see themselves as defenders of our Fatherland. I\u2019m a second-year cadet, and this is my first parade.\nI saw a lot of new military equipment here that I\u2019ve never seen before. Three years from now, I will graduate from the academy and continue to serve in the armed forces. Please tell me if there will be enough equipment for all of us, young officers? When will the re-equipment of our army be completed?\nVladimir Putin: I\u2019m sure you\u2019re aware of the fact that there is a plan to re-equip our army by 2020. We may move this date a little not only because of our economy, but also because of some of our companies are not ready to manufacture certain types of weapons by some deadlines. However, the programme will be implemented in full without a doubt.\nWill there be enough modern equipment for all? I am sure there will be. Our aim is to ensure that by 2020 the new weapons and military equipment fielded to our army make up at least 70 percent.\nKirill Kleymenov: Thank you, Alabino.\nI believe it is important to give veterans an opportunity to speak up. They are very active: we have received a lot of text and video messages from them. Over to my colleague, Natalya Yuryeva. Please go ahead.\nNatalya Yuryeva: Thank you, Kirill.\nIndeed, we have received video messages from Great Patriotic War veterans. They are concerned primarily with their pensions and the prices of medicines, as well as housing. Let\u2019s watch a video that we have received from the Yerokhins.\nVasily Yerokhin: My name is Vasily Yerokhin. I\u2019m a Great Patriotic War veteran. My wife, Yelena Yerokhina, is also a war veteran. We now live in an off-limits closed military compound in Vladimir Region. We have been living in service housing for 64 years now.\nI am on the Defence Ministry\u2019s waiting list to receive a state-issued housing certificate. They promised to give it to me at least two years from now, which means we might never see it during our lives. Mr Putin, could you please speed up the issuance of this certificate? Please make us a present for the 70th anniversary of Victory.\nVladimir Putin: I will reply to Mr Yerokhin and other veterans of the Great Patriotic War who are entitled to receive housing.\nWhen we started this in 2008, we developed this programme when I was Prime Minister, and then President Dmitry Medvedev also supported it.\nWe proceeded from the premise that we must provide veterans with housing. Having reviewed tentative applications from the regions we concluded that this concerned about 25,000\u201335,000 people. Today 281,000 veterans have received flats. We have spent 308 billion roubles from the federal budget for this purpose. This year another 10,000 veterans will receive flats and there will remain another 5,000 people to get them.\nTentative estimates were inaccurate, but despite a sharp increase in the number of those who needed housing we still decided to complete this work, and it will be done during this year and the next. I understand the problem was that you lived in a closed area, correct?\nKirill Kleymenov: Yes, this was a closed city.\nVladimir Putin: Mr Yerokhin, we\u2019ll do everything to resolve your problem as soon as possible.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr Putin, we have been receiving MMS messages as well. Our veterans sometimes live in houses like this. This is the Trans-Baikal Territory. This woman is 86 years old. Her neighbours took a picture of her house and sent it here.\nVladimir Putin: So we must react. Could you let me have it?\nKirill Kleymenov: I will.\nVladimir Putin: We understand that often our help does not go to a veteran directly but to his or her close family members, but we are still doing this in the belief that veterans are entitled to this.\nKirill Kleymenov: We\u2019ve just been talking about allies and adversaries. But it appears, and here all experts are unanimous, that one of the key global threats today is the Islamic State \u2013 a terrorist organisation which is rapidly seizing territories and is strengthening its positions, and which has a colossal, phenomenal budget. In Russia too, we are seeing its first offshoots \u2013 at least, people are emerging who are connected with it in one way or another.\nThere is monstrous footage of public executions. All this is in the news almost daily. Questions about this issue are coming through Direct Line. Our guests [in the studio] also have questions. Olga, go ahead please.\nOlga Ushakova: True, it\u2019s a very acute topic that worries many people, including representatives of younger generations. I\u2019d like to give the floor to Oleg Kaesh, a first-year student at Moscow State University.\nOleg Kaesh: Thank you.\nGood afternoon, Mr President. I have a question concerning the Islamic State. We know that there are Russians too among this organisation\u2019s ranks. Middle Eastern and Central Asian countries have recruiting centres and we have flows of immigrants from these countries into our territory. Some of them even have Russian passports already.\nI\u2019d like to hear your opinion, how serious are the threats posed by this organisation? Is Russia capable of resisting and curbing its activities, preventing it from spreading across our territory?\nOlga Ushakova: If I may specify. How serious is the danger for Russia itself? Are we taking any preventive steps?\nVladimir Putin: You know, here is what I\u2019d like to say first. The Islamic State was born and is expanding on the territory of Iraq, and also partly in Syria. So, I\u2019d like to call your attention to the fact that up to a certain point in time, the Iraqi regime was, mildly speaking, far from democratic, in fact, tyrannical, but there was no terrorism there.\nAfter Saddam Hussein was disposed of\u2026 In his time he worked with the United States, and benefited from its support in the war against Iran. By the way, Iran hasn\u2019t been at war with anyone for thirty years, perhaps. At least it hasn\u2019t attacked anyone head-on. But after everything went to pieces there, after a smaller portion of the population that was among the elite found itself on the margins, when people were thrown out from their offices, lost jobs and were left destitute, they joined extremist groups. They established the Islamic State, which included a substantial number of former officers of the Iraqi army.\nWhy are they so effective in battle? They are experts. There are many professionals in their ranks. Like a magnet, they started attracting other extremists of various kinds to the region.\nOf course, the Islamic State does not pose a direct threat to Russia. But what you have said is a matter of grave concern for us: the fact that Russian citizens are in their ranks, are trained there and can return to Russian territory. People from the CIS are being trained there, are fighting in the region and can come to Russia with Russian passports. We are aware of this, we are taking it into account and are working to address this issue.\nI can\u2019t say that we know all of them by name, but we know approximately how many of them are out there, where they are fighting and training. We already know some names. Special services are very active on this track. By the way, they are working together with colleagues from the other CIS countries.\nKirill Kleymenov: Olga, I see Alexei Venediktov in your section. He always has a tough question to ask. Mr Venediktov, go ahead, please.\nOlga Ushakova: Alexei Venediktov, editor-in-chief of the Ekho Moskvy radio station. Your question, please.\nAlexei Venediktov: Thank you very much. Good afternoon, Mr Putin.\nAlexei Venediktov: I would like to return to the topic of political assassinations, especially because Ukraine today saw one more assassination of a journalist. But first I would like to comment on the investigation into the murder of Boris Nemtsov. You knew him well. But you know what makes me wonder? It\u2019s when investigators cannot question eyewitnesses, when an eyewitness is hiding on Russian territory in a Russian region, an army major, and investigators are unable to interrogate him.\nI am beginning to wonder, has our state become so weak? When a person is killed within 200 metres of your residence, is this not a challenge to you? It\u2019s an arrogant and brazen murder. An unarmed person walking with a woman is shot in the back and then finished off with two more shots when he tries to lift himself off the ground. The investigators are dawdling. They have caught the killer, but they can\u2019t even find the organisers.\nAnd my final point, Mr Putin. People come to the scene of the murder and lay flowers. Perhaps there are not all that many of them (hundreds, a thousand). They lay flowers and put up Russian flags and they want a memorial plaque to be set up there: \u201cBoris Nemtsov, a politician was killed here.\u201d Like the Olof Palme memorial plaque. You know there is a plaque on the spot there. No, they can\u2019t do that. This is litter. Flowers into the trash bag, Russian flags into the trash bag, icons into the trash bag. The place has to be clean. It\u2019s a \u201cgarden city.\u201d\nSurely, things will not get moving without your opinion on the matter, if you have an opinion. I would like to hear your view, all the more so because you knew Boris and you spoke well of him.\nHere is another thing I would like to say. You know, of course \u2013 Mr President, you are a native of St Petersburg and I\u2019m a Muscovite \u2013 but you certainly know that there is no Vladimir Vysotsky Street in Moscow. He died 35 years ago but there is no street in Moscow [named after him]. And there is nothing that can be done about this. However, in accordance with Moscow city law, the President can make a proposal and then, say, Marksistskaya Street, which leads to the Taganka Theatre, could be renamed Vladimir Vysotsky Street. Perhaps one day there will be a Nemtsov Bridge as well. Could you comment on this? Thank you.\nVladimir Putin: Regarding the assassination, I have already characterised it and I believe there is no point in repeating myself.\nNow about the flowers, memorial plaques and street names. You know that this is the prerogative of local, regional authorities, in this case, the Moscow city authorities. There is a law whereby memorial plaques can be installed at the site where a person was killed 10 years after his or her death. However, to reiterate, in the end, it is up to the Moscow authorities to make a relevant decision.\nAs for the flowers and other forms of tribute, I absolutely don\u2019t understand what these restrictions are all about and I don\u2019t welcome them. Quite the contrary, I believe that there is nothing terrible about this. What\u2019s wrong with people coming and placing an icon or laying flowers there? If this does not inconvenience anybody I don\u2019t see any problem here. I will talk to the Mayor about this without fail to make sure that there are no impediments here.\nNow about Vysotsky Street. I also find it strange \u2013 I have never paid attention to it, but without any doubt, Vladimir Vysotsky, with all his creative work, has certainly deserved for his name to be perpetuated, including by giving it to one of Moscow streets. I will also take this up with the Mayor.\nAlexei Venediktov: Mr President, surely you realise that I\u2019ve come prepared to this meeting. I\u2019ve studied the Moscow law.\nVladimir Putin: I suppose you have.\nAlexei Venediktov: The Moscow law expressly states that the President of the Russian Federation \u2013 that\u2019s you \u2013 can come up with such a proposal in accordance with the law, and then the decision will be taken fairly quickly. Please, make such a proposal.\nVladimir Putin: All right, I\u2019m not against it. Perhaps I will use this right, but I don\u2019t believe I should use all my rights right away, and there are other tools as well. You can talk to the Mayor in order to use his rights. We will resolve this issue.\nLet\u2019s take another question from the audience \u2013 from Dmitry Shchugorev\u2019s section this time.\nMaria Sittel: Be it the United States, the Islamic State or other challenges and threats, to sleep peacefully, we need a strong army and a powerful navy. However, it is no less important for us to have an industrial potential that will ensure the army\u2019s needs in the form of modern weapons, for one, or even more important, that will promote growth in the civilian branches of our economy. A strong economy means social stability, and this is very important. So let\u2019s go live again, this time with the Irkut Corporation, an aircraft manufacturer from Irkutsk, and our correspondent Dmitry Kaistro.\nDmitry Kaistro: Good afternoon, Moscow! This is the Irkutsk aircraft manufacturer with an 80 year-long history. During this time it has produced 7,000 combat aircraft of 26 models. The place we are in now is called the final assembly shop. Next to me is the head of this shop, Igor Ivanov. Mr Ivanov, what aircraft do you assemble here?\nIgor Ivanov: Our shop assembles Su-30 heavy fighters and Yak-130 combat trainers. Now we are actively getting ready for the assembly of MS-21 passenger liners.\nDmitry Kaistro: Mr Ivanov, I guess you and your colleagues have questions for the head of state?\nIgor Ivanov: Yes, of course.\nAt present our Irkutsk aircraft manufacturer is working at full capacity. We are producing aircraft both for exports and our Defence Ministry. Naturally, we are very interested in our plant\u2019s prospects. Today we can easily produce 50\u201360 combat aircraft. Over a thousand jobs have been created at the plant in the past few years, and we work in two shifts. Needless to say, we don\u2019t want to lose the pace of production. Can we hope to get a long-term steady government contract for combat hardware?\nVladimir Putin: Of course. You just said that you manufacture Su-30, Yak-130 and are getting ready to make the MS-21 aircraft. Your order book for the next two or three years is full. I assume that you know this all too well. If not, that\u2019s how things are. Afterwards, new orders will be discussed \u2013 this may concern new military aircraft.\nAs for the MS-21 that you\u2019ve mentioned, this is a very promising aircraft. We already have about 100\u2013120 so-called unconfirmed contracts that are signed until the relevant certificates are issued. However, I hope that by 2017 the certificates will have been issued, the unconfirmed orders will become fixed contracts and the aircraft will have been duly certified.\nThese aircraft are being ordered by Russian companies, mainly Aeroflot along with some other airlines. That said, foreign companies are also interested, including from Indonesia. I assume that this work will go smoothly. We will not allow any setbacks in the enterprise\u2019s operations.\nKirill Kleymenov: Thank you, Irkutsk.\nNow we are joined live by Vostochny Space Launch Centre. This is truly a nationwide construction project. This is not just about building a launch pad, but a whole city with the necessary infrastructure. However, it so happened that a number of high-profile scandals occurred in and around this project in the last few weeks. It started with the Accounts Chamber report revealing that the costs were blown out of proportion, then the scandal with unpaid wages and the workers\u2019 refusal to turn out for work. We have an opportunity to find out what is going on out there on the construction site. Our colleague Yevgeny Rozhkov is there.\nYevgeny Rozhkov: Good afternoon, Mr President, colleagues!\nAlthough, as you can see, I should really say good evening, because we have a six-hour time difference. Nevertheless, it is still the Vostochny Space Centre, the country\u2019s top priority construction project. How can it possibly be otherwise? After the APEC Summit in Vladivostok, the Universiade in Kazan and the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, this site has, without a doubt, become the number-one construction project. After all, it is from this \u201cfire ring\u201d \u2013 this is what it will be called \u2013 that a Soyuz-2 carrier rocket will be sent into orbit in December with three satellites on board.\nI think you can only appreciate the scale of this construction project when you get here. I was lucky. This is my second visit here and I know that it is not only a huge launch pad from where the rocket will lift off but also a great number of other buildings, including a mobile service tower, a command and control centre, a technical centre, two plants and seven floors below us with utilities and corridors.\nAs we were told at SpetsStroy \u2013 the construction company that is working here \u2013 the facilities are 80\u201390 percent complete. In other words, there\u2019s only a little left to be done, and the rocket should fly in December.\nAs with any big project, this one has not been problem-free. The last problem came up literally two days ago, when we came here. It turned out that about a dozen people, a dozen construction workers, or even several dozen construction workers, to be precise, have not seen their wages here for about four months now. They contacted our editorial office, they called Moscow \u2013 moreover, they wrote their demands on top of their trailers to make their problems known and attract attention. We decided to invite some of these people here so they can go on air.\nGood afternoon, tell us about your problems and what caused them. All I know is that your company went belly up and you came from the Primorye Territory, right?\nAnton Tyurishev: Yes, that\u2019s correct.\nGood afternoon, Mr President, we are the builders of the Golden Bridge. In 2012, we built some of the main facilities at the space launch centre; however, due to some factors, our company ended up facing bankruptcy. We have not been paid for four months and people have started to leave the site. Thirty personnel remained at the site to guard it.\nThe indifference we encountered has driven us to despair and made us appeal to you directly in this innovative manner, so you can see us and help us resolve our problems. We still want to stay here and go on with our work despite everything. So we have two requests \u2013 one is to help us receive our overdue wages and the other is to give us an opportunity to stay here and work.\nYevgeny Rozhkov: All the more so as a greater workforce is required for the space launch centre project.\nAnton Tyurishev: Yes, we are professional builders and we built the bulk of the facilities for the summit.\nVladimir Putin: I understand. I would like to ask you a counter-question: Have you been paid your overdue wages? Regarding wages, how do things stand now?\nAnton Tyurishev: All 1,123 members of our team were paid 17 percent of their December wages. Earlier today, 70 personnel who guard the site received from 70 to 80 percent of their overdue wages \u2013 the amount varies from person to person.\nVladimir Putin: Did you say that they were paid earlier today? This must have been done in anticipation of our talk.\nAnton Tyurishev: Yes, and in light of the recent events, I would like to ask you to allow me to report to you personally on the last rouble that will be paid to us.\nVladimir Putin: Agreed. What is your name?\nAnton Tyurishev: Anton Tyurishev.\nVladimir Putin: What is your patronymic?\nAnton Tyurishev: Anton Ivanovich.\nVladimir Putin: So, Anton Ivanovich, we\u2019ll take it under double control: you on the site and I here from Moscow.\nI have to say that it was yours truly who initiated this construction project. I ordered the recent inspections. All the slip-ups in the construction and pay delays are absolutely inadmissible and will certainly not be tolerated. The main reason is that the project is financed entirely from the federal budget.\nI\u2019m not going to speak about all the resources committed in recent years, but this year alone the sum is 40 billion. Forty billion once again. Most importantly, the money has been transferred to the general contractor. Why it has not reached the subcontractors and why they are not paid their wages is a big question that requires an answer and a painstaking investigator, not only the Control Directorate and the Accounts Chamber, but also the Investigative Committee. I hope all that is needed will be done. I know that criminal cases have been brought. Make no mistake, we will make sure that what you are talking about will be done: payment of all the wages and your continued employment at what is truly a major and very important project in Russia.\nMaria Sittel: Vostochny Space Launch Centre, you can ask President Putin one more question.\nYevgeny Rozhkov: Yes, we have many interesting people here and many interesting questions. There are those who have been working here from day one of the project, they came here three years ago and are still working here.\nMr Ostamchenko, hello. Come over. I know that you poured concrete to make the slab we are standing on. You\u2019ve been here from the start. Please introduce yourself and ask your question.\nVladimir Ostamchenko: My name is Vladimir Ostamchenko and I come from Khabarovsk.\nIn the film about Crimea you spoke about very important events, about the return of Crimea. You played a major role in this, personally supervising it. I would like to say that the space launch centre we are building is as important for our country as the return of Crimea. So the people who are responsible for the launch centre, I think, ought to know that you are personally holding under constant review all the subsequent stages.\nVladimir Putin: Mr Ostamchenko, when I spoke in the film about the return of Crimea and said that everything was under control, including under my own control, it was not my intention to single out my personal role. The point I wanted to make was to show that where there are authorities that are legitimate and ready to assume responsibility, issues are solved in a way that is in the interests of the people. But when it comes to the collapse of a state and the collapse of the power structures, everything falls to pieces and nothing works, and the results are dire, if not disastrous.\nAs for the space launch centre and Crimea\u2026 I would agree with you that the space launch centre is very important, but with Crimea, the lives of millions of people were at stake. The construction site is of course very important, but still it is a different story. But I agree that it is one of the most important if not the most important construction project in the country, a very large and very necessary one. And we will go ahead, not because I initiated the project at some point, but because the country needs a new space launch centre.\nWe need it because we practically do not have a normal launch site. We have launching pads in Plesetsk, but that is a military launch site. We do not have a civilian one. We are using Baikonur, but it is in another state, even though it is a friendly state and our closest ally. If any problems crop up they are routine problems, but there are no fundamental problems, and we will continue to use this launch site. But Russia is a major space power and it must have its own space launch centre to be able to orbit every type of spacecraft, and we will of course do this, we have ambitious plans.\nWe just said that by the end of this year Soyuz-2 must be launched. However, your fellow correspondent mentioned three satellites. I think there are two, one of which is the Moscow University\u2019s satellite. Anyway, the plan is to do the launch in December. Also, there is Angara, a heavy-lift launch vehicle. Lately, we have been planning a super heavy-lift launch vehicle but I agreed with the experts who believe that the deadlines should be moved forward a little. Not for economic but for technology-related reasons. The idea is to develop our own national orbital space station by 2023.\nIt is a remote but very important prospect. It is important for the national economy because the ISS is widely used for research and in the national economy, but it is only able to see five percent of Russia\u2019s territory. A national space station must see the entire territory of our enormous country. This has a huge significance for the national economy, as well as other uses. Therefore, we will definitely go through with this project. There is no doubt it will be fully under our control.\nKirill Kleymenov: Thank you, Vostochny. Now back to the call centre. Tatyana, please.\nTatyana Remizova: Thank you, Kirill.\nWe have been on the air for three hours. The total number of messages has exceeded three million, which is an all-time record for Direct Line. We have received two million phone calls, half a million text messages. Now I would like to cover a very common issue that concerns all Russian car owners starting this week.\nBlagoveshchensk is on the line. Good afternoon. I should say, good evening for you. Your question please.\nGalina Zagorskaya: Good afternoon, Mr President. This is Galina Zagorskaya, a pensioner from the city of Blagoveshchensk.\nOn 12 April, the cost of the Compulsory Third-Party Liability Insurance (OSAGO) policy increased by 60 percent. That is around 10,000\u201312,000 rubles. This also includes a driver\u2019s life insurance policy, without which the OSAGO is not issued. My pension is 14,000 rubles a month. The car is our breadwinner. It takes us to our garden plot. My question is this: how can I keep going for a month with what remains of my pension? Thank you. Wish you all the best.\nVladimir Putin: Ms Zagorskaya, this really is a stumper. What can I say? The decision to raise the cost of the OSAGO was made by the Central Bank. It was an economically indispensable measure. First, because the rates have not been reviewed for 11 years. Second, because the cost of car parts has grown due to exchange rate differences. And, third, because the cost of payments related to people\u2019s life and health have increased. These three components have caused such a sharp rise.\nThe only thing that can be said is that such necessary things should be done in good time, and then there will be no abrupt hikes. Otherwise, insurance companies will simply leave this market segment and then, unfortunately, a situation may evolve that cannot be described other than as chaos.\nSo, we will consider this issue and I will give relevant instructions to the Central Bank and the Government. My colleagues here have said that if support is to be provided it should be targeted. We will consider how this could be done in this particular case.\nKirill Kleymenov: We still have a lot of questions here in the studio. Let\u2019s hear one of them.\nOlga, over to you.\nLet\u2019s turn once again to the business community. There are a lot of questions, and I think it would make sense to give the floor to someone who represents the business community as a whole. Boris Titov, Presidential Commissioner for Entrepreneurs\u2019 Rights, go ahead with your question.\nBoris Titov: Thank you very much.\nMr President, a lot has been said today about small business. However, since I am receiving so many appeals from small business, I cannot fail to mention this issue.\nIt is true that these are challenging times for small businesses. It is equally true that a lot is being done in this respect. That said, decisions coming out of nowhere are taken from time to time that frustrate all previous efforts. Today this is about street stalls: war is being waged against them across the country. We are talking about the fact that social insurance contributions have been raised.\nYou know, I think that the approach to small business should be changed in its entirety. We often say that it generates budget revenue. In fact, the financial institutions are talking a lot about this, while refraining from taking such serious decisions. I do not think that it is the case, and that is for two reasons.\nFirst, small businesses account for a very small share of budget revenues. Small businesses contribute to the budget six times less than Gazprom does. Second, the main purpose of small businesses lies elsewhere: it has a social function, it creates jobs. Small business owners are able to sustain themselves. In addition, they create affordable goods and services that meet the basic needs of the population. This is especially important in times of crisis. Small businesses act as a buffer, a safety cushion for the country\u2019s economy.\nWhat I want to say is that we need to fundamentally change our approach. We must take the second road, understand the importance of small businesses, their social function. Administrative pressure should be reduced dramatically. When we ask for easing the pressure on businesses, we are calling for the emergence of a new cohort of small entrepreneurs called the self-employed, who would be able to operate without having to register.\nOlga Ushakova: So, you sooner have a proposal than a question \u2013 to revise the attitude towards small business?\nBoris Titov: Yes. Mr President, if possible I would like to hear your comment on this score.\nVladimir Putin: If something fails to work, this is your fault as well because after all you are an advisor on these issues, so you should be more meticulous as our famous and favourite satirist used to say.\nBut speaking about the gist of the matter, you know about the decisions that have been made recently and you said yourself that there are no grounds to assert that nothing is being done. To the contrary, much is being done to support small and medium-sized businesses, but apparently not enough if it is in the condition that we know about. However, saying that this is a strictly social issue is way too much because small business is still business albeit of a special type.\nWe are expanding the opportunities of the patent system \u2013 take a patent and simply get to work. We are saying that some benefits that individual entrepreneurs enjoy could be applied to small business. We discussed this with you at the recent State Council meeting and I think we should follow this road.\nLet\u2019s be specific and formulate not just our attitude but also additional measures that should be taken to make people feel confident. I have already spoken about the programme under which the Central Bank provides funds to private banks at an interest rate of 6.5 percent. All in all, it has 50 billion rubles for this purpose and they have not been spent yet.\nYou understand what the problem is \u2013 I think that only 20 or 30 billion were used. Hence, there are no adequate mechanisms for using even available resources and the Central Bank is prepared to increase these funds to 100 billion. This means that we do not have adequate mechanisms for getting these funds and decisions to the end consumer. Let\u2019s think about this. Thank you.\nKirill Kleymenov: I will now give the floor to Natalya Yuryeva. She is literally showered with video questions. Go ahead please.\nQuestions about social security and social protection are the absolute leaders in our video centre, followed by housing and utilities, then salaries. There are many questions about education. Schoolkids have tried to take advantage of this opportunity to lobby for the complete abolition of exams with the President. There are some serious proposals as well. Let\u2019s watch a video sent by three students from St Petersburg.\nQuestion (posed by schoolgirls from St Petersburg): Good afternoon, Mr Putin. On behalf of all Russian school students, we would like to ask you to have the National Final School Exam replaced with the ticket-based exam that was used in the Soviet Union. We believe that ticket-based examination is a very convenient system that allows the student to reveal all his or her knowledge. With the standardised test, even if students try hard and do well in a particular subject, the test does not allow them to show all their knowledge and skills. We may get a small amount of points even if you have good or extensive knowledge.\nWe would like to ask you to introduce more books that students must read in literature classes, particularly in the 10th and 11th forms.\nThank you very much. Goodbye.\nI don\u2019t think we should open a full-blown debate on the National Final School Exam now. I think that public opinion is always focused on this issue. Anyway, it\u2019s up to the experts who have in-depth knowledge of this issue to make the decision.\nIt has its downsides and upsides. I will not dwell on this, but the comforting fact remains that more and more talented young people from Russian regions are being admitted to our leading universities based on the results of the National Final School Exam. There are, of course, disadvantages to this system, because it looks like some kind of rote learning when students don\u2019t go deep into a subject but rather train specifically for the test the way they do when they take their driving test.\nThere are downsides, indeed, but the Education Ministry is trying to compensate for them. Literature essays are back, for example. Also, some universities, such as Moscow State University, are allowed to run additional exams that build on the results achieved at various school contests and competitions. At any rate, I agree that this system needs to be improved.\nKirill Kleymenov: Natasha, you can have your audience ask one more question. Please go ahead.\nNatalya Yuryeva: You know, our centre is receiving a lot of unusual videos: someone sings, someone does push-ups in front of the camera and Timur Kochebayev has asked us to persuade his girlfriend to accept his marriage proposal. Yulia Dorokhova, if you\u2019re listening to us, I would think about it if I were you. Many videos have come from children, even very young ones. Let\u2019s look at one of them.\nQuestion: Mr Putin,I come from Nalchik, and I am four years old. I have wanted to become president since I was born. Is it hard to become president? How many hours a day do you sleep? I like sleeping, you know. Thank you.\nVladimir Putin: I didn\u2019t hear him very well.\nKirill Kleymenov: How many hours do you sleep, because he likes sleeping and he has been dreaming of becoming a president since he was born.\nMaria Sittel: And is it hard to be president?\nVladimir Putin: Is it hard to be president? I\u2019m sure you\u2019ll succeed if you really want to; judging from your personality, your attitude and drive, you\u2019ll make it. And it\u2019s great that you like sleeping, it shows that you\u2019ll be a healthy president.\nMaria Sittel: Let\u2019s take one more question from Yekaterina Mironova\u2019s section.\nYekaterina Mironova: Thank you. I suggest that we get back to serious matters. Let me introduce one more small business representative: Sergei Bakhov from Khabarovsk. Go ahead, Sergei.\nSergei Bakhov: Hello, Mr Putin.\nThe latest State Council meeting was devoted to small business. They said all the right things there, but very little was said about the fact that small business is in an unequal position compared to big business. Big business has long-term loans on easy terms from the Reserve Fund, which enable it to live comfortably, to pay millions in salaries and if necessary open up their \u201cgolden parachutes\u201d.\nJust one percent of that money, if distributed fairly and if it finds its way to small businesses, would give a big boost to production development. I can safely say this about the Far East because getting new equipment would enable us to replace imports, which come to us from China. We are working on that.\nWe have some success to report. Chinese businesses are among the biggest buyers of our products. Question: is there a need and a possibility to redistribute money to small business so that there is more money for to develop production?\nVladimir Putin: You know, Boris Titov already spoke here about high tax payments, social contributions and so on. But let me draw your attention to something that Boris should be aware of, by the way: social contributions have been reduced, and they are significantly lower than payments from other kinds of businesses. Above all, this concerns small and medium-sized businesses engaged in research, the social sphere and production.\nAs for long money, on the whole there isn\u2019t enough of it in the economy. You said that large enterprises receive so-called long and cheap money. But if you ask the heads of large enterprises, they won\u2019t agree with you.\nOn the whole, we don\u2019t have enough long money in our economy. And where does it come from? It comes from people\u2019s savings, from the deposits of legal entities, and also from pension money. That\u2019s why we are being told that the accumulative pension system should be brought back. It is true that while it worked, almost no money for economic development was borrowed from it, except in the interests of the Finance Ministry to issue debt securities backed by that money.\nI agree that this is a necessary measure. And, frankly, I would very much like for you to discuss this issue together with Boris Titov, regarding what can be done, including additionally, for small and medium-sized businesses in the Far East. It is especially important there.\nI already spoke of a possible transition to a patent system. I already said that it\u2019s possible to get subsidised loans through funding from the Central Bank. There could be other ways of benefiting and supporting small and medium-sized businesses. Talk it over. If there are additional constructive proposals, I will gladly support them.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr Putin, I\u2019d like to ask about money as well, although a different kind of money. The top officials\u2019 income declarations were published yesterday. They were very interesting to look at. So why aren\u2019t the leaders of major state corporations required to disclose their incomes? How is this fair?\nVladimir Putin: I think the Government decided against it because there are quite a few foreign nationals sitting on their management boards and boards of directors. They are not top executives of course \u2013 something that is quite common in Ukraine, by the way. What they have is external management. They even have a foreigner serving as finance minister, and other key ministers, for that matter, as if there are no honest, decent and professional Ukrainians to fill these posts. In our corporations, many foreign professionals hold the second or third position, as board members. We cannot require that they disclose their incomes; we can\u2019t just tell them to do so. Neither can we discriminate between Russian and non-Russian board members with regard to their disclosure requirements. It would be wrong to make Russians do so and waive this requirement for their foreign co-workers.\nHowever, in most Western economies, the leaders of large corporations do this voluntarily. Our Government has even adopted a business code. It has been adopted, but it is not actually working. If you ask me, I would suggest that the leadership of large corporations simply declare their incomes \u2013 it won\u2019t hurt them.\nMaria Sittel: Now is the right time to go to the message processing centre. Tatyana, what are the most popular topics now? Who is calling? What is the level of activity?\nTatyana Remizova: Maria, there is unprecedented activity, as I said earlier. We have already set an all-time record for call-in shows, reaching over 3 million questions. The number of phone calls is continuing to grow exponentially. The most popular topics include social issues and housing and utilities. There are a lot of calls about the healthcare system and especially many questions about medicines. We are ready to put on one such call now. The village of Voronezhskaya in Krasnodar Territory is on the line. Yelena will now ask her question.\nGood afternoon, Yelena, go ahead.\nQuestion: Good afternoon, Mr President. My child has acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. Doctors have prescribed medications \u2013 five in all. Pharmacies have not been providing them since January, saying they have none in stock. We are on a federal list for free medicine provision. When my child is in hospital, we get the necessary medicines. I am asking you to ensure that we receive life-saving medications. Thank you very much.\nVladimir Putin: I would like you to give me all the contact information on the woman who has just called, and here is why. The fact is that the Russian Government has not only expanded the list of vital medications to 608 (by 52 positions) \u2013 it now includes a total of 21,000 trade names, including 317 positions for people with disabilities, veterans and other groups entitled to benefits.\nJudging by what we have just heard, these people are entitled to free medicine provision. And, very importantly, according to Healthcare Ministry reports, enough such medications have been purchased to last for almost a quarter of a year, for several months.\nThe Russian Government has allocated an additional 16 billion [rubles] for these purposes, but according to the healthcare minister, they do not even need to use up this 16 billion now because there is everything there should be, and supplies have been distributed among the regions. If this does not trickle down to the people, then this is simply something criminal. We must get to the bottom of this problem. I will instruct the Healthcare Ministry and the relevant agencies to look into this. I need information on that case.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr President, this happens in many regions. We have received many similar questions.\nMaria Sittel: Yes, not just from one region.\nVladimir Putin: Ok, this is what the Direct Line is for.\nKirill Kleymenov: Moreover, there are currently no free medicines for privileged categories but they are available for money. Here is, for example, a message from Moscow Region, which is not even far away: \u201cMy father is a veteran of labour, with a B class disability. He has not been able to get a prescription for free drugs for four months now. He is told there are no supplies. He has to buy them.\u201d\nVladimir Putin: I want information on this case, too. This is what the Direct Line is for.\nTatyana, let\u2019s hear one more phone call.\nTatyana Remizova: Yes, Mr President, we will pass all the details of the call from Krasnodar to you. It turns out that there is more to the problem. Let\u2019s take one more call, this time from Yaroslavl.\nGood afternoon, you are on air. Your question please.\nQuestion: Good afternoon, Mr President. My name is Yekaterina and here is my question: is it true that the Healthcare Ministry plans to abandon foreign medication imports? I think it\u2019s wrong because our drugs are not of the same high quality. There have been cases when people with kidney transplants died after taking Russian analogues.\nVladimir Putin: Firstly, the Healthcare Ministry is not going to abandon foreign medication imports.\nSecondly, we must develop our own pharmaceutical industry. It is obvious and you should agree with it. That is why several years ago, we developed and are now implementing an upgrade programme for the Russian pharmaceutical industry. If I am correct the cost of the programme is about 180 billion rubles. Russia produces a significant amount of quality medication that meets all international standards.\nI think what you described is a situation that may happen every now and then, but such cases need to be examined by experts, by the professional community, and also investigated by law enforcement agencies to evaluate the legal aspect, and relevant conclusions need to be drawn. But I can assure you that the Government has no plans at all to fully denounce pharmaceutical imports.\nIncidentally, this question raises a good opportunity to mention the recent price hikes on the pharmaceutical market, including Russian-made drugs. This happens because, although these drugs are manufactured locally, they still use imported ingredients, which went up in price due to exchange rate difference. However, we saw some stabilisation of the pharmaceutical market last month, and even some downward adjustments.\nThis wasn\u2019t the case everywhere of course \u2013 the people listening to me right now might say, we haven\u2019t seen any adjustments, and drugs are as expensive as they were before \u2013 but I mean on the whole across Russia, drug prices did go down a little.\nKirill Kleymenov: Let\u2019s continue with calls and text messages and watch one more video call. Please, Natalya.\nNatalya Yuryeva: Our video centre has received 13,000 video calls, already 5,000 more than last year. A lot of videos address medicine-related issues. Let\u2019s watch one from Sofya Babich.\nSofya Babich: Good afternoon, Mr President. My name is Sofia Babich. I am from the city of Togliatti and I am fifteen years old. I have been suffering from cerebral palsy since childhood. I would very much like to be able to walk. I am trying hard, but I need a treadmill outfitted with lots of things. We cannot afford to buy one \u2013 it costs about 20,000 rubles. We don\u2019t have rehab in our region. My mother is doing all she can, I have been operated on several times, but I need training equipment. Please, help me. I want to be able to walk very much. I love you. Yours, Sonya. Goodbye.\nVladimir Putin: Don\u2019t worry. It is not a question that needs too much effort to solve. We will certainly solve it, don\u2019t worry. Get well soon. I see that you have a strong character \u2013 you will fight and achieve results.\nMaria Sittel: Thank you, Mr President. Thank you.\nAs a follow-up to this topic I would like to give the floor to Anna Federmesser who is here in the studio. She deals with many problems, including cancer. Go ahead.\nAnna Federmesser: Thank you very much, and good afternoon.\nToday I represent the most vulnerable category of patients: they are patients who are incurably ill; you can\u2019t cure them, but you can help them. Which brings me to my two questions, which are really requests.\nNumber one. Even in this group there are fellow citizens who are even less fortunate. They are people, mainly children and young people, who depend all their lives on artificial lung ventilation. They cannot live without it because they cannot breathe without it.\nIn our healthcare system they are in intensive care units. Speaking about children, they cannot develop there, they cannot communicate with their mothers and they die early because the environment is far from friendly. Elsewhere in the world such patients are at home, they study and attend school. I have brought some photos: a good many children, including those under the wing of the VERA Hospice Charity Fund, which I head, are already at home with artificial lung ventilation.\nBut as soon as they are back home they are no longer entitled to state support because the state is not obliged to provide them with expectoration or artificial lung ventilation kits. And medical institutions are also interested in these patients going home because they then vacate a very costly bed, they make room for intensive care people to work with more promising patients.\nMy request is as follows: to devise a mechanism, to give instructions to the relevant agencies to work out a lending mechanism for temporary use \u2013 unfortunately, these patients don\u2019t live long \u2013 free of charge, funded by the state, of artificial lung ventilators and mucus clearance devices.\nAnd my second question is much more acute and stems from yesterday\u2019s situation, which was actively mulled by the media. It concerns narcotic pain relieving analgesics for cancer patients. Yesterday, we tried to help Aminat, a girl from Daghestan, who is in Moscow now, to get analgesia.\nI will say at once that everything went well, she received morphine, and I hope that she is not suffering from pain now, but for that we had to appeal to lots of agencies and dozens of officials. In short, many people tried hard to get morphine for the little girl to relieve her of her pain during her last remaining weeks.\nThis is, in fact, a systemic problem. Today, Russia has no system of palliative aid and analgesia for people where they live, not where they are registered.\nIn other words, all of this aid can only be provided locally \u2013 where a person is registered. And if relatives took him or her out somewhere, for instance, from a village to a big city, to give better care \u2013 in that case, the patient is cut off from aid.\nThese people have no strength for paperwork \u2013 reregister, deregister.\nAnd one more request \u2013 to help work out a relevant mechanism.\nIf I understand it correctly, this should be done together with the Ministry of Finance as this will involve mutual settlements between regions \u2013 so as to provide palliative, hospice aid to dying patients where they live, where they need it, and not where they should be staying in accordance with their passports.\nVladimir Putin: As for artificial lung ventilators and the rest, why can\u2019t they be used at home? To be honest, this is the first time I\u2019m hearing about this problem. I will certainly issue instructions to this effect to the Healthcare Ministry and other parties concerned, as they say.\nIt has to be determined whether this is a purely financial issue, whether additional funding should be allocated for purchasing this equipment and providing it to patients. Or maybe the problem is that our medical personnel believe that this equipment can\u2019t be used at home.\nAnna Federmesser: No, not exactly. In fact, the medical personnel are not against sending such patients home, which would allow for better use of intensive care units.\nThere is no legal mechanism whereby parents would be vested with the necessary rights, so that they feel protected; there is a lack of properly trained doctors in local clinics. Of course, this is a comprehensive issue, and it can\u2019t be solved with a single word. However, I think that the medical community and the patients are ready. And it won\u2019t be a costly option for the country; since these patients are already using these ventilators in hospitals, transferring them home would be cheaper.\nVladimir Putin: I understand, you mean that this is a legal issue. The state is not entitled to put parents in charge of using this equipment?\nAnna Federmesser: The issue is more complex, but this is part of it. If you issue an instruction, the problem will be addressed quicker.\nVladimir Putin: You\u2019re right. An instruction will be issued and we will work with you on this problem. I hope that this will pave the way toward a positive solution.\nAs for other matters, they will also certainly be addressed. You have highlighted an issue to work on, and we will work on it and discuss it. I will hear a report from the Minister and proposals to this effect.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr President, let\u2019s discuss another very important and somewhat controversial issue: pension reform. Today, everyone is saying our reform is troubled.\nValeriya, over to you.\nValeriya Korableva: Pension reform indeed concerns millions of Russians, both those who are near retirement age and those who are still a long way off. I\u2019d like to give the floor to Irina Kosogorova, an entrepreneur from Tyumen.\nIrina, your question, please.\nIrina Kosogorova: Good afternoon, Mr President.\nFirst of all, on behalf of the business community, I would like to thank you for supporting the restrictions on tax changes for entrepreneurs. Now, this is the third pension reform in my lifetime. And as a matter of fact, every time it becomes more enigmatic and interesting, and less predictable. Now new indicators have been introduced \u2013 points and coefficients \u2013 and it is totally incomprehensible what they will add up to in 10, 15 or 20 years, when we retire.\nIn this context, I have a question for you. Do you think such frequent changes in the rules of the game are justified? As far as I understand, every time such changes get less and less public support. Is this really necessary? Perhaps the rules of the game should be set, allowed to work and produce an effect, including on retirement age?\nVladimir Putin: I don\u2019t think they are changed very often. It is simply that the proposed mechanism is not very comprehensible to the people and requires an explanation. One of the principal motives \u2013 but not the main motive \u2013 behind this system was to link a retiree\u2019s pension income to his or her previous performance at work. At one point this connection was severed, and the introduction of these points had to do with this basically legitimate goal to link work performance and the level of income during a person\u2019s working life to the level of pension. To reiterate, this requires additional explanation and possibly streamlining.\nThe retirement age is an important issue. What is the problem from the perspective of the financial and economic bloc? Are there problems at all? Of course, there are.\nYou see, in 2008, transfers from the federal budget to the pension system (if I make a mistake, Mr Kudrin will correct me) amounted to about 1.49 trillion roubles. In 2016, especially if we return the money to the funded part of the pension system, the transfers should amount to 2.7 trillion roubles, or three percent of the GDP.\nThis raises a question: where do we get the money? Clearly, we should take it from other types of expenses \u2013 defence, healthcare, and other spheres, and, perhaps, it will even lead to a decrease in the amount of pensions. This is the first problem.\nThe second problem \u2013 not a problem, but a factor: life expectancy in Russia is up and now stands at 71.5 years on average for women and men. Life expectancy is increasing even faster than we expected. This is due to healthcare improvements, healthier lifestyles and so on, with a slight decrease in alcohol consumption and tobacco smoking. There are many factors at play.\nThe number of people who work and make their contributions to the pension system is declining and the number of people who use the resources provided by the pension system is on the rise. At some point, we may come to a situation where direct budget support becomes simply unaffordable for the budget.\nAre we ready and willing to sharply raise the retirement age? I believe not. I\u2019ll tell you why. Yes, life expectancy is increasing, but for men it is 65 and a half years, and setting the retirement age for men at 65 means that, pardon me for this straightforward expression: you\u2019ve done your fair share, here\u2019s your wooden overcoat, have a nice ride? That\u2019s impossible.\nBy the way, in those countries where the retirement age has been increased, such as the vast majority of European countries, the retirement age is set at 65 for both men and women, but life expectancy there is higher. Women\u2019s life expectancy in Russia is 77.5 years, while in Europe it is 81 or higher. As life expectancy increases, we will probably get close to addressing these issues, including the retirement age.\nFirst, this should be done in an open dialogue with society. People need to understand what\u2019s going on, be aware of the underlying reasons, understand the consequences of our inaction and the implications of failure to take timely decisions. People need to know about this and understand this \u2013 not the way it is happening now with these points.\nNext. Even in Soviet times we did not have those elements that our retirement system has now in plenty and that make it so unwieldy and expensive.\nOne more point. If some age-related changes are to be made, they should not apply to those who have practically earned their right to a pension. These changes certainly must not affect people approaching retirement age.\nA smooth transition to this system should be made by mature \u2013 yet still young \u2013 people, who will know what is awaiting them in the next 10 or 15 years. These should be deferred decisions. I would like to repeat again that it is very important that all these issues should be openly discussed and, in the end, accepted by the public. This is the way things should be done.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr Putin, Crimea is on the line. Crimea is waiting to receive holidaymakers, adults and children alike. Our colleague Nikolai Dolgachev is on the line from the Artek International Children\u2019s Centre.\nNikolai Dolgachev: Greetings to Moscow from Crimea! As you can see, we have fine weather here. We are at the Artek Children\u2019s Centre, located on the southern coast of the peninsula. Artek will mark its 90th anniversary this year. In a few days, children from all over Russia will come here for recreation. The whole of Crimea is getting ready for the summer holiday season, which is essential to its prosperity. We have talked to many people living in the republic and in Sevastopol and there were many questions about the economy. Some of these people who are well aware of local problems are present here now and they will introduce themselves.\nUlyana Smirnova: I am Ulyana Smirnova, Chernomor travel agency and management company, Crimea.\nMikhail Kozinets: I am Mikhail Kozinets, a representative of international road haulers.\nValery Khasitashvili: I am Valery Khasitashvili, a manager at the Pravda agricultural enterprise.\nYanina Pavlenko: I am Yanina Pavlenko from the Massandra agrarian production company, the head of the Crimean Grape-Growing and Wine-Making Office.\nElmira Akimova: I am Elmira Akimova, I represent the Chaika sanatorium for children.\nOleg Zubkov: I am Oleg Zubkov, the director of the Skazka Zoo and Taigan Lion Park in Yalta.\nNikolai Dolgachev: The first question from Crimea.\nEvelina Emiraliyeva: Hello, I am Evelina Emiraliyeva from the Entrepreneurs Association of the Republic of Crimea and the City of Sevastopol. I represent the private sector and am a student at Kazan University. I bought a return ticket recently to go to take my summer exams. It cost 17,800 roubles, which is a lot of money for an average family. Like many Crimean people, I am worried about the upcoming summer season. Have any measures been envisaged to cut the cost of airfare to encourage and support the summer holiday season in Crimea? Thank you.\nVladimir Putin: I have already said that the value added tax (VAT) on domestic transport in Russia has been cut to a minimum, to 10 percent. But Crimea is a special destination; it\u2019s a place where millions of people go for their holidays. You may or may not have heard about it, but I can tell you that Aeroflot has decided to cut the price of tickets to Crimea from a number of cities, and the list will be expanded to include 50 cities; I think Kazan is among them as well. The price is 7,500 roubles for a return trip. And some airlines are thinking of cutting the prices even more. I hope this will happen. In any case, we\u2019ll keep it under control.\nThe problem in Crimea is that the infrastructure has been destroyed. The runway is in a very bad state. It hasn\u2019t been repaired since the Soviet era.\nIt still meets flight safety standards, but basically there is a lot to be done starting with the air terminal and ending with the runway. It is big and basically comfortable \u2013 I think it was built with an eye for the Buran space shuttle \u2013 but the quality still leaves something to be desired. The equipment is outdated and cannot cope with the required number of flights.\nHowever, I repeat, this is a known problem. I hope that the Russian aviation authorities and the Crimean authorities will do everything to make travel to Crimea affordable and comfortable.\nNikolai Maximenko: Nikolai Maximenko, the Association of Crimean Transport Operators.\nWe have two questions \u2013 regarding the ferry crossing and the registration of transport vehicles. You may not be aware of this, perhaps you have not been informed, but I can tell you that lorries have to queue for 12\u201314 days at our ferry crossing, which means that the drivers live all this time in the cab of their lorry \u2013 no toilets, nothing to eat or drink, nothing at all. We tried to resolve the issue by introducing an electronic queuing system, but it failed and only led to corruption. We have proposed issuing electronic tickets that will resolve the queue issue and we won\u2019t have this congestion of lorries.\nThe second issue that worries our owners of vehicles is the Ukrainian registration of our lorries and cars. We are Russian citizens and we have Crimean license plates, but the registration is still Ukrainian. To receive Russian license plates, we must take them to Ukraine, which is impossible due to the lack of Ukrainian insurance or technical inspections. And morally too, you can imagine what it\u2019s like taking our cars and lorries to Ukraine. Will we get them back or not? Once we deregister in Ukraine, we have to go through customs procedures to return them to Crimea and this is impossible because our lorries have Euro 2 and Euro 3 standards while the customs agreement allows only Euro 5. Mr Putin, please help us with these issues, so that we can become fully-fledged Russian citizens.\nVladimir Putin: All right. As for the ferry crossing, you have plenty of problems there. To be honest, I didn\u2019t know that you have such congestion there. How many lorries and cars are queuing there at the moment?\nNikolai Maximenko: Over 2,000.\nVladimir Putin: Two ferries are currently operating there, if I\u2019m not mistaken.\nNikolai Maximenko: Kavkaz, Temryuk and Novorossiysk.\nVladimir Putin: Five should be in operation in the near future, and there is a plan to purchase additional ferry boats. In all, 10 ferries should operate on this line. Some of them would be quite big. I will certainly speak about the current developments with the Ministry of Transport and Crimean authorities. By the way, much of the powers in this respect have been transferred to the Crimean authorities. But they need help. You can\u2019t just transfer responsibility to them and wait for a collapse to happen. We will work on this issue.\nAs for the proposal to replace the queue management system with electronic tickets, I can\u2019t comment on this issue. But I promise to explore it along with the issue of reregistering vehicles. I don\u2019t know yet how we\u2019re going to do it, but we will definitely do it. You have my word.\nKirill Kleymenov: Thank you, Artek. Thank you, Crimea.\nMr Putin, with the holiday season approaching, I think that this text message is highly relevant: \u201cWhy were local police officers banned from travelling abroad? They can\u2019t possibly disclose any classified information.\u201d Indeed, why adopt such harsh measures against rank-and-file law enforcement officers?\nVladimir Putin: This decision was discussed at a National Security Council meeting. Of course, ordinary police officers do not have access to classified information and at first glance this measure seems to be excessive. We assumed, along with the Interior Ministry, that as long as a person is wearing a law enforcement uniform, he or she should be subject to the same rules as all other people in uniform. It would have been wrong if some employees of the Interior Ministry were allowed to travel abroad, while others weren\u2019t. This general approach is to a large extent due to the stance adopted by the Ministry. At first glance, this doesn\u2019t seem right. But when a person is employed by a law enforcement body or special service, he or she understands what\u2019s going on. This information could be of interest to foreign special services. But I do agree with you, this does seem like an excessive measure.\nMaria Sittel: We\u2019ve been on air for nearly four hours now, so I suggest we move over to our traditional blitz Q&A: short question and short answer.\nVladimir Putin: Sure.\nMaria Sittel: Mr President, would you like to clone yourself or have an army of look-alikes?\nMaria Sittel: You see, Russian officials do not recognise anyone but you.\nVladimir Putin: I\u2019ve already answered. Let\u2019s move on.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr President, what I have here is not a question but a seriousrequest from a person who has introduced herself, but I will not identify her and I believe you will understand why.\n\u201cMr President, I\u2019m writing from Odessa. My name is Irina, and I will limit myself to this. As I revisit the events of last year, I recall our thousands-strong rallies. Then there was May 2 in Odessa, the Mariupol massacre and finally the war in Donbass. A few days ago the Verkhovna Rada passed legislation prohibiting Soviet symbols and communist ideology. When we were at school, at work and happy in the Soviet Union, our current \u2018rulers\u2019 sat in their dens, building up hatred and malice. Now this mob of man-hating psychopaths is trying to rule us. My cherished dream is to live to see the day when you come to Odessa on May 9 and congratulate Odessa and all of Ukraine on Victory Day. If you can\u2019t make it this year, it\u2019s all right, we\u2019ll wait. In the meantime, please send us your holiday greetings from Moscow.\u201d\nVladimir Putin: Best wishes to you. However, we all know about the tragedy in Odessa and of course, I hope that one day the entire Ukrainian people will make a fair assessment of the barbarity that we all witnessed.\nMaria Sittel: Why do you choose Thursday for the [Direct Line] programme?\nVladimir Putin: Thursday? I have no idea, it\u2019s just a coincidence.\nMaria Sittel: All right. Kirill?\nKirill Kleymenov: Here is another serious question: \u201cAt some point, Andrei Sakharov was called our nation\u2019s conscience. Would you give this title to any of the current politicians?\u201d Let me add that it doesn\u2019t have to be a politician.\nVladimir Putin: You know, it was the country and the public that called Sakharov the nation\u2019s conscience. I don\u2019t think I have the right, even as President, the head of state, to award such an honourable title to anyone. There are many decent people in our country. Let me just recall the police officers who shielded buses full of children with their bodies and their cars, or the officer who threw himself on a hand grenade to save young servicemen. There are many people like this in this country, but only the public can nominate someone from among their ranks to be the conscience of our nation.\nMaria Sittel: It is a little embarrassing for me to switch from such a serious issue to mine but here is my question: \u201cWhen will Gazprom start paying decent salaries to its employees?\u201d\nVladimir Putin: Are they going to lower them?\nMaria Sittel: I guess so.\nVladimir Putin: I don\u2019t know. I need to ask Mr Miller.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr Putin, don\u2019t you think that your friends are taking advantage of your kindness?\nVladimir Putin: Why only friends? Everybody is taking advantage of kindness.\nMaria Sittel: Have you ever invited any foreign leaders to a Russian sauna? Talks could be much more successful there than at a roundtable.\nVladimir Putin: That\u2019s a tough one. I don\u2019t know if I should tell you but I will. The person I\u2019m talking about is no longer a head of government. Former Chancellor of Germany Mr Schr\u00f6der met with me at my residence once, many years ago. So we went to a sauna. Suddenly, it was on fire. True story. He just got himself a beer. I come out and say, \u201cLook, Gerhard, we must leave right now. The sauna is on fire.\u201d He says, \u201cI\u2019ll finish my beer first.\u201d I say, \u201cAre you out of your mind? The sauna is on fire, do you understand?\u201d But he finished his beer. He is a stubborn man with an attitude. The sauna burned to the ground. We never went back. But in general I do enjoy a sauna.\nKirill Kleymenov: \u201cA lot is being said now about the Russia of the past or present, but less about the Russia of the future. How do you envision the Russia of your dreams?\u201d\nVladimir Putin: Well, you know, this is a traditional question. I have answered it many times. All I can say is that I see Russia as a prosperous nation and its citizens as happy people who have confidence in their future.\nMaria Sittel: \u201cWould Mr Putin like to become UN Secretary-General in the future?\u201d\nVladimir Putin: No, I wouldn\u2019t.\nKirill Kleymenov: Mr Putin, here\u2019s the last question: \u201cWhat is the purpose of the Direct Line with the President? What do you want to learn?\u201d\nVladimir Putin: You know, first, this is the most representative sociological poll. Millions of questions have arrived though different channels and they offer an opportunity to see what people are really concerned about. A farmer spoke here about his mistrust of statistics. Probably, this is sometimes the case: when you look at people and listen to them, you perceive everything in a different way. This is the first point. Second, this is an opportunity to bring home to people the position of the country\u2019s leaders and my own position on several key issues and to assess what is going on.\nWe have repeatedly discussed these sanctions and the problems related to our national currency. The rouble is tied up to the price of a barrel of oil. This is still the case to some extent. But the price of a barrel of oil decreased from $100 to $50. It has halved. Our total oil revenues were about $500 billion, but because of the drop in the oil price we received $160 billion less than expected. Plus, there were payments on the debts of our banks, financial institutions and enterprises of the real economy: $130 billion last year and $60 billion this year. At the peak of payments we could not get refinancing on the foreign markets. Of course, a very alarming situation took shape but we have gone through it. This was a substantial element of consolidation that became the foundation of the efforts to enhance our national currency and confirmed the correctness of the course chosen by the Government towards stabilisation. The nation must know it. That is one of the reasons for holding such events as the Direct Line.\nMaria Sittel: Thank you, Mr Putin.\nKirill Kleymenov: Well, we have set an absolute record: we received over three million telephone calls and SMS messages during this Direct Line. Interest has been enormous. It only remains to hope that officials and executives at different levels will promptly react to all questions asked during this Direct Line.\nMr Putin, thank you very much.\nVladimir Putin: We\u2019ll make sure they react. Thank you\nPutin Direct Line\nDavid Chu on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 6:20 pm EST/EDT\nCan you imagine the Teleprompter (aka the Oreo Guy Not Born in the USA) or the Great Whore (aka Hillary \u201cHe died. We saw. We came!\u201d Rodham Clinton) doing a three (3) hour interview with the citizens of their nation???\nIs there anything else to say about this truly Great Leader?\nDavid Chu on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 6:20 pm UTC\nHe either leads or upholds an oligarchy \u2013 by definition he is therefore not great. He may or may not be a counterbalance, only time will tell.\nHe definitely is a good communicator \u2013 that really worries me, so was Tony Blair:\nUK Labour Party \u2013 Do it 1997 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmwqEg-06Ww\nTony \u201cLet\u2019s make me a deal!\u201d Blair a good communicator???\nI still have a personal letter from his personal secretary Melissa Chowdhury dated 14 April 2003 thanking me for cheering on the War Criminal and Bush Jr.\u2019s \u201cliberation\u201d of Iraq!!!\nThat was when I believed in the \u201cnarrative\u201d . . .\nWhat did Bush Jr. say? Fool me once . . . I can\u2019t be fooled again!\nDavid Chu on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 7:32 pm UTC said:\nI know what you mean \u2013 I can never wash the stain that remains from shaking Margaret Thatcher\u2019s hand once.\nMost unfortunately \u2013 yes, http://billemmott.com/article.php?id=406 :\n\u201c\u2026[]\u2026When Blair was elected leader of his Labour party in 1994, at the age of 40, many people thought that although he was clearly a great communicator, he was nevertheless too superficial, too lightweight, too inexperienced to really succeed. That sounds familiar, doesn\u2019t it?\nClearly, by becoming the most successful Labour leader ever, winning three successive elections, he proved the doubters wrong\u2014even if he later won plenty of enemies too. So here is a five-point plan for how to be Italy\u2019s Blair.\u201d\nYou confuse \u201cprofessional Liar\u201d with \u201cgood communicator\u201d!\nRonald Reagan was a pretty \u201cgood Liar\u201d and that was one of the main reasons why he was s/elected.\nI\u2019ve been looking more at the material about bullshit, sourced from Harry Frankfurt, and what he says is useful. He says of liars that they have respect for and know the truth, and then lie, but that BSers don\u2019t care, and I think that better describes Reagan. His stories were just stories \u2014 sometimes taken form old movies where he related the plot or a scene as being true, but didn\u2019t care as long as it met his agenda. A few times he was caught out on giving a movie scene as reality but he was excused as being \u2018confused\u2019.\nThis has been a growing thing with politicians, as Frankfurt says. And it\u2019s very dangerous and insidious. It relates to \u2018truthiness\u2019\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/browse/truthiness\n\u201d 1. the quality of seeming to be true according to one\u2019s intuition, opinion, or perception without regard to logic, factual evidence, or the like:\nthe growing trend of truthiness as opposed to truth.\nThere\u2019s been a few articles concerning this at Russia Insider lately \u2014 worth reading.\nDavid Chu on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 11:41 pm UTC said:\nNo, he was both \u2013 but I understand, and agree, with your sentiment 100%.\nThere is no evidence that Putin isn\u2019t exactly the same.\nSamuel Johnson on April 21, 2015 \u00b7 at 1:44 am EST/EDT\nOne sez: \u201cI believed in the \u201cnarrative\u201d . . .\u201d\n\u2018n other sez: \u201cshaking Margaret Thatcher\u2019s hand once\u201d\nUh oh \u2026 is this site the last refuge of turncoats?\u2026\nYes, there is. Interview lasted 4 hours. :D\nPutin annual Q&A session 2015 (FULL VIDEO)\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9zGNIsznpdg\nBabushka in Oz on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 11:10 pm EST/EDT\nFor an example in true statesmanship and confidence, every world leader should study Putin\u2019s Q & A. He held our attention for the entire time \u2026 from Russian economics to marriage advice to milk production of cows\u2026 he never missed a beat. Awesome!\nOn the other hand: Oz media has ramped up their \u2018anti-Russian\u2019 campaign\u2026 last night on SBS TV \u201cDateline\u2026 Putin\u2019s Way\u201d \u2014 \u2018a documentary investigating the accusations of corruption in Putin\u2019s reign\u2019. This was a sickening BS piece \u2026 made in the US \u2026 say no more!\nGood on you Babushka,\nYou have been quicker than me. I was intrigued about the reason of throwing around that load of BS at that time and I was as pissed off as you. I said to my missus: \u201csomething\u2019s cookin\u2019, they\u2019re up to no good\u201d. I missed the beginning of the program, but I understood that it was pretending to discuss the shitty book of Karen Dawisha, \u201ca distinguished Russia expert, who for the past few years has been working on a book about the origins of modern Russian corruption, focussing particularly on the links between the ex-KGB, business and organised crime in St Petersburg in the early 1990s\u201d. This book was rejected last year by the Cambridge University Press on the ground that the legal risk of publishing the book was too great: \u201cgiven the controversial subject matter of the book, and its basic premise that Putin\u2019s power is founded on his links to organised crime, we are not convinced that there is a way to rewrite the book that would give us the necessary comfort.\u201d\nJohn Haslam, Executive Publisher, Political Science and Sociology, Cambridge University Press March 20th 2014 wrote to Karen Dawisha:\n\u201cAfter discussion with legal colleagues who have reviewed the typescript from both a US and UK legal perspective, I\u2019m afraid that our view is that we are not in a position to proceed with your book\u2026The decision has nothing to do with the quality of your research or your scholarly credibility. It is simply a question of risk tolerance in light of our limited resources\u2026\nA defamatory statement\u2014in this case, a potential libel\u2014is a false statement that undermines the reputation of the person about whom the statement is made. In a court of law, the fact-finder cannot just accept the writer or publisher\u2019s assertion that a statement is true. In England in particular, a libel claimant can require the writer and publisher to prove truth, which in the case of your book, would be extremely difficult to do for many of the claims you make. We have no reason to doubt the veracity of what you say, but we believe the risk is high that those implicated in the premise of the book\u2014that Putin has a close circle of criminal oligarchs at his disposal and has spent his career cultivating this circle\u2014would be motivated to sue and could afford to do so. Even if the Press was ultimately successful in defending such a lawsuit, the disruption and expense would be more than we could afford, given our charitable and academic mission\u2026President Putin has never been convicted for the crimes or activities which are outlined in the book, and we cannot be sure that any of the other named individuals or organisations have either. That the allegations may have been published elsewhere is no defence; re-publication of a libellous statement is still libel if it cannot be proven to be true.\u201d\nFurious, the \u201cdistinguished Russia expert\u201d answered in a letter making clear the reason of her writing the book:\n\u201cat the very time that the US and EU governments, obviously fully in possession of intelligence that points to precisely this conclusion, puts members of this group [Putin\u2019s associates] on a visa ban and asset freeze list, one of the world\u2019s most important and reputable publishers declines to proceed with a book not because of its scholarly quality \u2026but because the subject matter itself is too hot to handle.\u201d, abusing the publishers and directly accusing them of collusion with \u201cthese Kremlin-connected oligarchs [who] feel free to buy Belgravia, kill dissidents in Piccadilly with Polonium 210, fight each other in the High Court, and hide their children in British boarding schools. And as a result of their growing knowledge about and influence in the UK, even the most significant British institutions (and I think we can agree that CUP, with its royal charter, 500-year history and recent annual revenues in excess of $400m, is a veritable British institution) cower and engage in pre-emptive book-burnings as a result of fear of legal action\u2026.We can only hope that British libel laws will indeed be \u201cmodernized\u201d and thoroughly tested so that authors can once again turn to CUP with the knowledge that it is indeed devoted to publishing \u201call manner of books\u201d and not just those that won\u2019t awaken the ire of corrupt Russian oligarchs out to make a further mockery of British institutions.\u201d\n@http://www.economist.com/blogs/easternapproaches/2014/04/russia\nIt was eventually published by Simon&Schuster (ahem) and glowingly reviewed by Anne Applebaum (Apfelbaum/Zinoviev?)- Sikorski in The New York Review of Books, of December 18, 2014 Issue. Mme Sikorski had to admit obliquely that nothing is new:\n\u201cAs noted, some of what she digs up has been described elsewhere, not only in Masha Gessen\u2019s emotive account of Putin\u2019s rise to power, The Man Without a Face (2012), but also in Clifford Gaddy and Fiona Hill\u2019s Mr. Putin: Operative in the Kremlin (2013) and Peter Baker and Susan Glasser\u2019s Kremlin Rising (2005).\u201d\nThe issue of Feb, 2015 published that rather mysterious:\nHow He and His Cronies Stole Russia from the December 18, 2014 issue,\nLucy Komisar has written to us that she has a statement to make about the article by Anne Applebaum, \u201cHow He and His Cronies Stole Russia,\u201d in our December 18, 2014 issue. This statement is available on her website, The Komisar Scoop. \u2014The Editors .\nAnd what do you find if you go there?\nHow He and His Cronies Stole Russia from the December 18, 2014 issue\nNY Review of Books reports this comment, but won\u2019t print it,\n\u201cAnne Applebaum wrote an article about Putin\u2019s Russia in the Dec. 18, 2014 issue of the New York Review of Books that was filled with distortions. When I saw NYRB editor Robert Silvers at a Dissent magazine party in New York Dec. 5th, I told him my opinion. He said to send him my comments. But then he declined to print those comments and said that he would run this editorial statement:\n\u2018Lucy Komisar has written to us that she has a statement to make about the article by Anne Applebaum in our December 18, 2014 issue. This statement is available on her website, The Komisar Scoop. \u2014 The Editors.\u2019\nThat was not altogether true. I sent comments to be published in the magazine, as is routine, not to be noted as a \u201cstatement\u201d I would post on my website.\u201d\nIt is to long to reproduce even selections.\nSo we cannot stop wondering why SBS brought up this BS? Maybe to justify its name?\nslavix on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 6:48 pm EST/EDT\nWatch the Q&A here\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zGNIsznpdg\nknow the truth on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 8:16 pm EST/EDT\nFrom RT News today :\n\u2018We\u2019re not interested in a fair fight\u2019 \u2013 US army commander urges NATO to confront Russia\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019re not interested in a fair fight with anyone,\u201d General Hodges stated. \u201cWe want to have overmatch in all systems. I don\u2019t think that we\u2019ve fallen behind but Russia has closed the gap in certain capabilities. We don\u2019t want them to close that gap,\u201d he revealed\u201d.\nThere you have it. NATOs idea of a fight is bombing the crap out of Afghan or Iraqi goat herders armed only with RPGs and Kalashnikovs, essentially against people who are helpless to fight back. Cowards and bullies to the core, not to mention evil psychopaths.\n\u0422\u0435\u0434\u0438\u043a on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 8:27 pm EST/EDT\nIs a Greatest Hits or Reader\u2019s Digest version of this? I just don\u2019t have time to read or watch that much. The guy is a machine. Kudos Vladimir Vladimirovich.\nPeter J. Antonsen on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 9:56 pm EST/EDT\nVladimir Putin and John Kennedy\nThis extensive press conference by Russia\u2019s President, Vladimir Putin, reminds me of the many fine Press Conferences held by American President John F. Kennedy. Kennedy was our last Constitutional (Constitutionally elected), president. His resemblance, moral, and political, to his Russian counterpart (plus 50 years), is uncanny. Kennedy, as with Putin, attempted to keep lines of communication open with his enemies.\nKennedy attempted to unravel Western Europe\u2019s African colonies, American racism, American militarism, and break the unconstitutional police-state power of the CIA and FBI, and remedy a century of deeply ingrained economic poverty (especially in the American South). He pushed for this historic transformation with great energy, as if he believed his time to accomplish these miracles was severely limited.\nPresident Putin responded to the questions, as did Kennedy, with quick knowledge and, when needed, humor. He displayed a great intuitive intelligence, and significantly, a great humility, respect for, and love for the people he serves. In the background was the smoke rising from war in Europe, and the thread of its global spread.\nThe human contrast between Putin, and previous leaders of the Soviet Union, and Yeltsen, could not be more stark (not to mention his contrast with the American and European political leaders). In the United States, Kennedy was the last President to hold regular Press Conferences. He was the last President of the American Republic.\nMost importantly, Putin\u2019s repeated Conferences and communications with the Russian people are another sign of the revolutionary change in Russia\u2019s political culture. The leader, (Russia\u2019s Constitutional President), serves the Russian people, rather than the other way around. Vladimir Putin\u2019s relations with the Russian people have been enlightening, and, as with Kennedy\u2019s, a clear pleasure to enjoy.\nThe politics espoused by Vladimir Putin is of far less historical importance (not of no importance), than his behavior towards his people. Much of his \u201cDirect Line\u201d with the Russian nation involved difficult, and at times critical questions from various sectors of society. Putin was also speaking, as was Kennedy, to the rest of the peoples of the planet.\nIt is not, whether Putin is right or wrong in all of his views that displays the value of his relationship with the people of Russia, Europe, and the world, but his effort to occupy the High Moral Ground in the very tendentious relation between the Russian people, and the Anglo/American/Zionist Oligarchs, that displays his value, and the value of a reviving Russia in our time.\nI recall that Leon Trotsky wrote a book, \u201cTheir Morals and Ours.\u201d He mostly missed the point. Yes, the imperialists are hypocrites, but Trotsky was unable to identify his VISION. Vladimir Putin, as have the Novorossyan Militia leaders, have shouted -their VISION- (from the rooftops \u2013 as we say).\nThe other obvious difficulty of a leader (even a Visionary), covering all the problem issues of a giant world power, (in one press conference), or even in a dozen, is also a common denominater between Kennedy and Putin.\nThe imperialist media hesitate to discuss President Kennedy and his beliefs, as they also will not honestly relate to the message contained within Putin\u2019s interaction with his people, and ours.\nPutin issued a plea for peace with justice for all people. The Oligarch media and the Oligarch inteligencia pretend not to have listened. They will not respond at all, except to throw bombs.\nVladimir Putin, to his credit, tried, and the Novorossyan Militia are holding the line.\nPeter J. Antonsen on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 9:56 pm UTC said:\nThis extensive press conference by Russia\u2019s President, Vladimir Putin, reminds me of the many fine Press Conferences held by American President John F. Kennedy. Kennedy was our last Constitutional (Constitutionally elected), president. His resemblance, moral, and political, to his Russian counterpart (plus 50 years), is uncanny.\u201d\nNow i\u2019m really worried, e.g. https://matthewtuininga.wordpress.com/2013/01/09/immorality-deceit-idealism-and-achievement-the-perplexing-presidency-of-john-f-kennedy/\n\u201c\u2026The husband of Jackie Kennedy was an obsessive philanderer and womanizer, once declaring to the British Prime Minister that if he went without a woman for three days he got a headache. Not only did his womanizing get him tied up with the mafia, but it led to a near scandal when Kennedy became sexually involved with a young woman invited to nude pool parties at the White House, a woman suspected of being an East German spy. With help from FBI director J. Edgar Hoover Kennedy quashed a potential Senate investigation, while Attorney General Robert Kennedy had the young woman deported and paid off.\nPeter J. Antonsen on April 19, 2015 \u00b7 at 11:19 pm EST/EDT\nYour key attack against President Kennedy,\n\u201cThe husband of Jackie Kennedy was an obsessive philanderer and womanizer, once declaring to the British Prime Minister that if he went without a woman for three days he got a headache. Not only did his womanizing get him tied up with the mafia, but it led to a near scandal when Kennedy became sexually involved with a young woman invited to nude pool parties at the White House,\u201d\ndigresses from the political analysis expressed in my missive.\nRumors, to slander, (even to proof of sexual philandering), misdirects attention from careful analysis of the accomplishments, or crimes of political leaders. The leader of America\u2019s Revolution, George Washington, also slept around. So what? One might as well regard the escapades of the Kardashians as important history.\nHow do we evaluate the history of George Washington, Vladimir Putin, or John Kennedy?\nHow do you evaluate the \u201cDirect Line\u201d conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin? That is the topic. That is the Headlined topic. There is a war in Europe, not in kennedy\u2019s bedrrom.\n\u201cHis resemblance, moral, and political, to his Russian counterpart (plus 50 years), is uncanny.\u201d\nYou mentioned the moral word. If you hadn\u2019t wanted to expand on that you shouldn\u2019t have mentioned it. There are many essays on his immorality.\nDon\u2019t know enough American history to comment on Washington, but for all other American presidents shortly thereafter quite easily, by this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2Xh5eN2fXY \u2013 at the top or as a figurehead of such an organisation they have all been corrupt.\nThe jury is still out on Putin \u2013 but it\u2019s not looking good.\nI must say that despite the obvious personal shortcomings of JFK, is there anyone alive who is perfect?, he was the last real and Great President of the USA.\nWhen he needed to act as the President of the USA, JFK did so with conviction and with moral authority and certainty. Anyone who thinks otherwise should read the seminal book, JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why It Matters by James W. Douglass: http://www.amazon.com/JFK-Unspeakable-Why-Died-Matters/dp/1439193886/\nIn this regard the comparison between JFK and Putin is a fair one: they are both Great Presidents and real Leaders of their respective nations. Unfortunately, for JFK he found out too late that there is another power play at hand.\nAlas now and since the assassination of JDK, the USA has no real leaders, only teleprompters and order takers.\nHe was a corporatist terrorist \u2013 see my earlier link to Peter J. Antonsen in case you missed it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2Xh5eN2fXY\nWhat the hell is a \u201ccorporatist terrorist\u201d?!? You don\u2019t know much about JDF.\nFor example, he went to war with the entire US Steel Industry over a 3.5% price increase and didn\u2019t back down, no even until they did.\nTo wit, taken from James Douglass\u2019 seminal book:\nApril 13, 1962: President Kennedy, backed by overwhelming public support, forces the leaders of the steel industry to rescind a price increase that violates a Kennedy-brokered agreement to combat inflation. Kennedy\u2019s anti-business statements and beginning cancellation of the steel companies\u2019 defense con\u00ad tracts make him notorious among the power brokers of the military-indus\u00ad trial complex.\nIf you\u2019d the hell watched the video then you\u2019d the hell know.\nOperation Prostate on April 20, 2015 \u00b7 at 12:11 am EST/EDT\nDo you mean Harold MacMillan? He was no fan of John F. Kennedy. Didn\u2019t even go to his funeral. Kennedy used his girls as messengers and go-betweens. He had few allies \u2013 his brother and a couple of Irish mafia in Dave Powers and Kenny O\u2019Donnell. So he used his girls for espionage.\nPurple Library Guy on April 21, 2015 \u00b7 at 4:06 pm EST/EDT\nWell, some things I liked, some I didn\u2019t like so much, but at least he clearly knew something about all the files and he had a good handle on when to be decisive and when to be careful because there were implications that required some thought. He refused to be trapped into saying stupid stuff about countries being the enemy. Clearly an intelligent man, clearly someone who spends a lot of time, thought and effort on the affairs of the nation. That puts him a leg up on plenty of world leaders right off the bat.\nOn the down side, he seems to buy into some of the neoliberal financialist thinking about austerity and stuff, how weakening wages is somehow a good efficient thing. He does temper that with a feeling that the public good sometimes is in conflict with it and must be heeded, but he does not appear to have gotten the memo that it\u2019s crap economics to start with.\nOn the positive side, the most important thing for me was near the beginning, when he talked about using the sanctions as an opportunity for development policies, import substitution policies, that the country would not have been able to pursue otherwise. That is very sound and I\u2019m happy he gets it. This goes well with a lot of the case-by-case questions about small business and so forth, where he doesn\u2019t seem shy about getting the government involved in the economy in a targeted way to build up important sectors. Overall, he\u2019s no Hugo Chavez, but he seems much better than most of what we\u2019ve got in Canada or what you see as a rule in the Eurozone.\nSoarintothesky on May 22, 2015 \u00b7 at 12:57 am EST/EDT\nIn the UK, we have two programs a week (one radio, one TV) where senior politicians take questions from the public. There is a difference. There is a panel of politicians so the answers are contested. Real debate takes. place. Putin gives a masterful performance but it is the Tsar granting an audience to the commoners, not a debate. Not to be disregarded but not superior.",
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Purpose Walking The Streets of NYC Blog # 3\nKimbo Slice Punches David Blaine\nI know David Blaine loves to do tricks, just don't know that this was smart.\nby bsap11\nTravis Barker & DJ AM Recovery News\nGood to hear that both these guys will make a full recovery, god bless the people and the families of the people who passed away in this tragedy.\nP.S. Shouts to all the DJ's and musicians who fly all over the world in order to entertain the masses....\nHow To Roll A Blunt With One Hand By B-Real\nThis guy is talented, LOL\nHeltah Skeltah - Ruck N Roll Directed by Rik Cordero\nShouts to Rik Cordero & Steve Carless\nLudacris Q & A discussing his latest album \"Theatre Of The Mind\"\nThe Genius Kaneeezyyyyy Doing His Thing\nBeautiful Lady Of The Week, Layla Kayleigh!!!!\nLet The British Invasion Continue Please....\nFor My Sneaker Heads\nI Thought I Had A Problem, LOL\nKidz In The Hall feat. Estelle - Love Hangover\nSaw this performance live @ S.O.B.'s in NYC, CLASSIC!!!!\nSwizz Beatz Working On Ludacris's \"Theater Of The Mind\" Album\nLadies & Gentlemen one of the most underated producers in the game, It's Swizzy!!!!\nState Property Reunion @ S.O.B.'s In NYC\nShouts out to Nina B & Skyzoo who also performed last night, and also to Young Sav who got this footage.\nNotorious B.I.G. Movie Trailer\nRun D.M.C. & The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame\nThis Is Hip Hop History Yall.\nCLEVELAND (AP) \u2014 Run-D.M.C. could \u201cWalk This Way\u201d into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.\nThe 1980s rap act, along with Metallica and the Stooges are among the nine nominees for next year\u2019s hall of fame class, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation announced Monday.\nThe other nominees are guitarist Jeff Beck, singer Wanda Jackson, Little Anthony and the Imperials, War, Bobby Womack, and disco and R&B group Chic, the only nominee back from last year\u2019s ballot.\nThe five leading vote-getters will be announced in January and inducted April 4, 2009, in Cleveland.\nThe ceremony typically has been held in New York but is returning to Cleveland after more than a decade-long absence. Tickets will be made available to the public for the first time.\nGrandmaster Flash and the Furious Five opened the door for rap at the Rock Hall as the first hip-hop act to be inducted in 2007. Now, Run-D.M.C., nominated in the first year of its eligibility, has the chance to follow on the strength of rock and rap blends such as the 1986 cover of Aerosmith\u2019s \u201cWalk This Way\u201d and classics like \u201cIt\u2019s Tricky\u201d and \u201cMy Adidas.\u201d\nS.O.U.L. Purpose Walks The Streets Of NYC Blog # 2\nFaizon Love Goes Nutz On Funkmaster Flex\nTina Fey Is Funny Ass Hell On SNL\nFunkmaster Flex Setting The Record Straight On R Kelly\nShouts to Funkmaster Flex for doing this, it was long overdue.\nDJ's have a voice!!!!\nR Kelly Has Really Gone Nutz!!!!\nI have to say that this dude is a musical genious, but he is really crazy and he is his own worst enemy at this point.\nThis Is Why Derek Jeter Is The Capatin Of The Yankees!!!!\nMegan Fox Is a Problem Yall!!!\nDown Goes Chuck Liddell, Can't Get Tired Of This!!!!\nI saw this fight at my boy Kenny's house in Long Island (Shouts to my boys that were also there Manny, Alex, & Jaran) We kept rewinding this and playing it in slowmotion, LOL. What a knockout\nKenna Is A Problem\nS.O.U.L. Purpose Puts It Down In The Streets\nMy boy S.O.U.L Purpose is doing something new for the streets,\nClick below and check it out....\nNew Down South Joint !!!!\nGot some new HEAT from the dirty south. I have been playing a couple of his joints on Sirius Satellite Radio / Shade 45, and I have been getting a good response. Posting up the his latest joint \"So Fly\" for yall to download.\nShouts to my boy EP, E-One, Garnett Reid, & DJ Chill on this one........\nThe fellas are back, The Roots. I love the music these guys consistently put out, they keep it real with their fans and more importantly with themselves. This is the last true form of hip-hop right here, a true hip hop band. They have a new single called \"Get Busy\" feat. Dice Raw & Peedi Peedi (Shouts To Philly), this shit is PURE HEAT!!!! I have been hitting this on The G-Spot Radio Show on Shade 45 for the last couple of weeks and getting good feedback so I'm posting up the link below (Dirty, Clean, Instrumental) for anyone that might be interested in real hip-hop.\nhttp://www.mediafire.com/?mjc7gh5myqz\nP.S. Shouts to my boy Rik Cordero who shot the video for this single, dude is mad talented so check out his work below!!!!\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPKt\nThe Gomez Brothers Show & The G-Spot Radio Show\nWhat's good everybody coming back after a great weekend, it almost feels like summer until the night hits and then it's back to reality. Well this weekend I was up at Sirius Satellite Radio / Shade 45 filling in for my boy DJ Kast-One on the \"Gomez Brothers Show\" 5pm-7pm, and doing my weekly hour with Ms. Mimi on \"The G-Spot Radio Show\"7pm-8pm. I have to shout out my boy Whoo Kid who let us borrow one of his guests, the infamous Cherokee the porn star, LOL.\nShouts to Bang Bang Boogie who were in the house (Mysonne, Cuban Linx, Lord Tariq). I'm posting up the 3 hours for your enjoyment.\nP.S. Shouts to Nelson, Gaby, Ms. Mimi, Nilda, Manny, Ace, Candice, and Ya Highness. You guys really make this FUN!!!!!! LOL\nThe Gomez Brothers Show / 1st Hour\nhttp://www.imeem.com/rottingtelevision/music/ZoNi-KL0/gomez_show_gomez_show_41908_pt_1/\nThe Gomez Brothers Show / 2nd Hour\nhttp://www.imeem.com/rottingtelevision/music/WTu8o_fh/gomez_show_gomez_shows_41908_pt_2/\nThe G-Spot Radio Show / 3rd Hour\nhttp://www.imeem.com/rottingtelevision/music/cL01SKFY/ms_mimi_ms_mimi_show_41908/\nLET'S GET IT CRACKIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nStronger CD\nWhat's good yall????\nIt's been a minute since I have blogged, but I am back after a little layoff.\nWell I'm writing about my latest Cd entitled, I guess the title speaks for itself.\nAfter listening to Kanye spit on that record you can't help but be inspired to overcome whatever problems or obstacles you have before you, and come out STRONGER because of it.\nWith all that said the two things that take me away from problems are:\n1) Music - My Record Collection, My Serato, My Club gigs, My Radio Show, My I-Pod etc.......\n2) X-Box 360 - Madden, NBA 2K8, MLB 2K8, (Pretty much any sporting game, LOL)\nThere are other things that take my mind off problems but I will focus on these two for now, LOL\nI was trying to come up with a playlist that I was comfortable with but everytime I had \"DJ's Block\" I would turn on the X-Box and play a couple of games until my mind would clear up and then I would go back to my playlist. I don't know if any other DJ's go thru blocks like this but you should try that X-Box, after beating up on the Red Sox or Patriots and I was feeling great, LOL. Once I came up with idea of what I wanted to play on this CD I knocked it out, to all those people who don't understand the feeling of finishing a mixtape CD just compare it to completing a final exam in college...............think back now..............now you know how it feels.\nAnyone who knows me, knows that I don't care for selling my CD's because I just like to give them away whenever I am doing my gigs or whenever I run into anyone that wants one of them.\nUnfortuantely I don't get to see everybody so due to that fact I am posting up my CD so yall can download it for FREE......\nSo here you go, enjoy and feel free to hit me up on www.myspace.com/djdonjuan4life\nhttp://www.sendspace.com/file/qqp3xd\nEstelle Is In The Building!!!!\nI know it's 3am in the morning but the kid ain't tired at all!!!! I was supposed to be spinning at a club in New Jersey tonight but thanks to the snow the joint was canceled. That's why we New Yorkers are the number one party people in the world (unlike New Jersey) because nothing stops us from partying; not hail, sleet, or snow.\n(Like the U.S. Mail, LOL)\nWell let's get to the story, at the beginning this year I came across this record that I had never heard before. The joint caught my ear because Kanye West was dropping some HOT bars at the beginning of the song (as usual), then I quickly thought to myself\n\"Did Kanye drop some new shit that the kid missed out on?\".\nMy question was quickly answered when I heard the song transition into one of the smoothest voices that I have ever heard on a song, the new joint I was listening to was \"American Boy\" by an artist from the U.K. named Estelle. The music reminded me of Jamiroquai mixed Loose Ends mixed Chaka Kahn (For My Old School Classic Heads). Well me being me I started to do my research on her and found out that she had been on the music scene for awhile in London and she had recently been signed to John Legend's new label Homeschool Records being distributed by Atlantic Records. She was also being co-signed by some pretty big names in the music industry like Kanye West, DJ Mark Ronson, Will.I.Am, Swizz Beats, and Gnarls Barkley's Cee-Lo. After my research I reached out to Manny \"The Secret Weapon\" Toro to see if he had heard about her (He's always on top of upcoming talent), and he too was aware of her as a hot up in coming artist on the scene. I was so impressed with her music that I started spreading the word about her to other friends and sending the mp3 out to everybody I knew. Feel good music like this is what the music industry needs right now, and with all the bullshit that is on the radio airwaves right now people need to be aware of the fact that REAL talent does exist in music world.\n(No Studio Engineering With Estelle)\nWell two weeks ago me and my Serato took a trip to the City Of Lost Angel's a.k.a. Los Angeles (My Second Home), for my fellow Turntable Assassin E-One's Birthday Party @ Republic in Hollywood. I always have to be careful with E-One because every time I go to the West Coast this guy takes me on some crazy long expeditions, mostly in part because he happens to work for Atlantic Records / Special Ops Divison.\n(They just promote records; not to be confused with Navy Seals or Delta Force Unit, LOL)\nWell just as I expected on my first full day in L.A. this dude wants to take me to work with him. Thing is that this particular weekend the Grammy's are taking place in L.A. and he has to take an artist to do the radio room for the Grammy's at the Staples Arena. For everybody not familiar with the radio room, basically they cram about what seems to be about 100 national and international radio stations in a big room, and Grammy nominees from every music genre get the opportunity to be interviewed live. So here we go again E-One tells me we will be done by 2 pm the latest so I'm cool with it. As we make a quick stop by the Warner Brothers Music offices (Shouts to Warren Gesin a.k.a The dude with the sharpest threads in the building, LOL) I proceed to ask him who is the artist that he has to take to the radio room,\nand he says \"This hot new artist from the U.K. named Estelle\" (WOW, LOL).\nI couldn't believe it, I was going to meet the woman with the smooth voice. Well I indeed got the opportunity to meet Estelle and we got a chance to discuss her music and what she had planned for the future. I have to say that two of the things that impressed me about Estelle was that she really knows her music and is very humble. She was the only new artist that was doing the radio room and she held her own with the likes of Janet Jackson, Ne-Yo, T-Pain, Akon, Nelly Furtado, and many others. That speaks volumes about the type of person she is as well as the type of grounded artist she also is, and something tells me that she will be walking the Grammy radio room as a nominee in years to come. If you are not up on Estelle and her new single \"American Boy\" featuring Kanye West, you better get on it now. Estelle is one of the music industry's best kept secrets and she is well on her way to the top of the music charts.\nIf I had to describe her style and voice, \"She is the PAST, the PRESENT, and the FUTURE!\"\nHappy Birthday E-One, party was off the hook and Suge Knight didn't kill anybody, LOL\nI had a blast in L.A.!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nI saw Kim Kardashian doing the radio room at the Grammy's, this chick's ass is the truth!!!!\nPeople were sweating the Burton Leather Croc Backpack, LOL!!!!\nhttp://www.zshare.net/audio/7996877486c3e5/\nThe G-Men!!!!!\nWell I know I'm about a week and a half late with this post, but better late than never. This one is going out to my New York Giants who made history on February 3, 2008 by winning the Super Bowl at the expense of the imperfect 18-1 New England Patriots (Boston Sucks!!!). I have to give props to my boy Eli Manning for quieting all his critics and playing one hell of game. I have too admit that I have always supported Eli, but I had my doubts about the Giants winning the Super Bowl this year when we lost Jeremy Shockey and Mathias Kiwanuka. The press and media said that Eli didn't have enough attitude to win in this city, but he definately showed the world his adopted NYC attitude with less than 3 minutes in the game and being down by 4 points. Eli drove the team down the field and showed what he could do with a bunch of quiet relatively unknowns like:\nDavid \"The Greatest Catch Ever\" Tyree\nKevin \"I'm Shockey Without The Mouth\" Boss (Rookie)\nSteve \"Keyshawn's Envy\" Smith (Rookie)\nAhmad \"We Are Marshall\" Bradshaw (Rookie)\nMadison \"What A Block\" Hedgecock\nAnd also throw in:\nPlaxico \"Who Needs Practice?\" Burress\nAmani \"Mr. Clutch\" Toomer\nBrandon \"I Will Run You Over Like A Truck\" Jacobs\nAdd that combination together and what do you have???????\nThe priceless shocked faces of the Buccaneers, Cowboys, Packers, and Patriot Players.....LOL\nEnough cannot be said about The Giants \"Stomp You Out\"Defense; that must have had Lawrence Taylor, Harry Carson, Carl Banks, and all Giants Defenses from the past with smiles because the glory and Giants name was restored!!!!!!! Shouts to\nMichael \" I Finally Have A Ring\" Strahan\nOsi \" I Am Legend\" Umenyiora\nJustin \"You Are Going To Remember Me\" Tuck\nAnd the entire defense who shutdown that offense and sent Tom Brady packing for vacation with Giselle. (Maybe they should link up with Tony Romo and Jessica, LOL)\nFinally Shouts to Tom Coughlin who was man enough to know his approach wasn't working and changed his game plan (like winners do) in order to get the ultimate prize (Knicks take notes)\nAlso shouts to GM Jerry Reese who in his first year on the job drafted 8 players in the 2007 draft who all played and made contributions this year; 6 of them played in the Super Bowl and made key plays which led the their championship win!!!! He has my vote for GM of the year.\nNot Eli, Tom, or the Giants, they knew they could shock the world, and they did!!!!!!\nCongrats to my New York Giants, the parade was crazy!!!!!!!!!\nMy New York Yankees are next.\nTiki Barber, I love what you did as a player for the New York Giants.\nYou should have retired with class and kept your mouth shut.\nAll things come back to you sooner or later, in your case it came a year later.\nThis has to hurt!!!!\nI'm A Blogger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n(I'm The Dude On The Right Hand Side, LOL)\nEveryone welcome to my new blog. I'm new to this so please bare with me as I join the world of bloggers. Shouts to my boy Manny \"The Secret Weapon\" Toro, for putting me up on to this. I am a DJ so you will be reading alot about music, whatever crazy thoughts run thru my head. 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        "raw_content": "Lo and behold. There are two stony tablets in Moses' posession when he came down from the Mountain. The first two tablets were been cased upon the sinful Israelites that were accompanying him on the Quest for Peace and Justice. The second set had been kept intact when the crowd leared their lessons of the days. Obviously, when the Gospels of Jesus Christ had been accepted overwhelmingly by the Etheopians and others, the Levites made a duplicated copy for the Etheopian Church. The delima we have encountered according to the time frame of the availability and the conclusive evidences pointed out that during the time of Jesus the ark was not in the Holy of Holies, within the Tempel Herod the Great built for the Roman regime in the name of the common people for G-d.\nShould the concern is to be true, then the duplicated tablets had to be reproduced during the time of King Solomon while he and the Queen of the South were intimate friends or spouse. Otherwise, it is rather impossible to have somethine that had been declared missing from its place of possession to come to a new set to resemble the same as it was not been misplaced. Then, again, the same duplications can be one of the many sets floating around prior to the destruction of the Temple of Solomo prior to the exile of the South Kingdom of Judah. Whether or not there were other duplicated versions of stony tablets went overseas from Alquba to the rest of the World was not sure and never have been mentioned if any. Therefore, by setting the boundary to the story, we limited it to the concurrent findings based on the returning of the Etheopian Jews. Their recent return has again concluded another chapter of the tribes of Israel in Diaspora.\nIt was merely an insertion on the news a few weeks ago. That the Wings of Eagles have again completed the evacuation of the Jews in Diaspora from Etheopia. Although it did not make the headline of the Day among the Syrian Conflicts, Sino-Japanese relations, and or Soviet-US deplomacy, nonetheless, the scroll is rolling quietly, but efficiently and acurately. The next item on the conference table will be the setting of the modeling of Najave in Petra. Sometimes the ancient had done their dutes. But, there were times, the modern have to follow up with them to get the job done. Therefore, it is not so much so of the power struggle, rather whose armpits are having less contaiminants and residues from the poisonous encounters of politics can afford them to exercise their muscles to get the job done. The rage of man, stays in his house. The rage of God, unbearable.\nUpon negations to so many successes cases in life, there were also many failures. All those fantastic opportunities come to the individual once in a life time. There must be a reason that the Lord puts 4 rules on one tablet, and 6 rules on the other. That is not to say G-d did not give us a way to choose which one out of the two that we must observe. It is rather that one to Him and one to the other, so that we behave like a creature according to the Biblical account of Creation.\nVestibute is never a bad area when one first visit a noble house. Likewise, the separation of the two rules has also demonstrated to us that there are two part of the equations in every answers given for us to inmitate the solutions. The tablets have two parts: one for the rules pertaining to God, the other one has to do with how we deal with one another. Therefore, if anyone says that the arks are no more useful, then, the comments were being made incorrectly. That is becasue all people have to go through the same procedures formulated by God himself in order to practice their spirituality. Likewise, one must observe the other one in order to interact with others, and intermingle with the families and friends. There is nothing not so important. Everything is very important if you really want to get to know God. Even if you just want to hear what Jesus had to say, be prepared, because He will not tell you different. For the word says that I will not forsake you and that is what Jesus meant. When He said that he will not leave you, rest assured that even when you are alone in your Adobe, or room, He is there. You do not have to welcome him, for He is with you as He has promised. Therefore, you can not be without Jesus. Ask Jesus and you will have what you are asking for. He is Faithful, and trustworthy, more so than anybody you might know in this world. +++",
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        "raw_content": "This Man Has a Key That Can Shut Down the Entire Internet\nIn case you missed it, The Guardian ran an almost unbelievable story last month about individuals from around the world who hold keys that, when combined into one master key, have the power to reset the internet. (Yes, this is a real world thing and not the plot of an upcoming Dan Brown novel.)\nAnd according to ITV, one of the members of that powerful, international cohort is this very perplexed looking British businessman:\nLatest The IT Crowd series? RT @itvnews: Meet the British man with a key to reset the internet http://t.co/DpINKjbpxw pic.twitter.com/rsEKPrpQzA\nThis startled man holds 'a key to the internet' http://t.co/Gp3o2fUEMy pic.twitter.com/bzdYFQzGtG\nPaul Klane, a father of two, was headhunted to be a part of the elite group that would be able to reboot the internet in case of a major cybersecurity crisis. And the man\u2019s wide eyes indicates that he is keeping careful watch over his special key \u2014 that he happens to store in a plastic bag.\n\u201cEach of the 14 primary keyholders owns a traditional metal key to a safety deposit box, which in turn contains a smartcard, which in turn activates a machine that creates a new master key,\u201d reports The Guardian. The master key is used to make sure that the domain name system (DNS) \u2014 a phone book of IP addresses \u2014 is authentic.\nThe Guardian reports the key holders, part of an organization called the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), meet four times a year in the U.S. over pepperoni pizza and beer for an official key ceremony. And some of the members, \u201cchosen for their geographical spread as well as their experience \u2013 no one country is allowed to have too many key holders,\u201d certainly seem like characters.\nAnne-Marie Eklund L\u00f6winder, an Internet Hall of Fame member, was described as wearing \u201cdangly cat earrings\u201d\u2013pretty appropriate for someone who literally holds a key to the internet.\n\u201cOf course it is a bit romantic and thrilling to be a part of this, because I am a romantic by heart,\u201d she said. \u201cI have to admit I love the internet.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Iran to \u2018speed up\u2019 uranium enrichment at nuclear plants\nIran says it is installing newer and faster centrifuges at its nuclear plants, with the goal of speeding up the uranium enrichment process.The foreign ministry says the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, has \u201cfull supervision\u201d of the operation.The French government has condemned the move as a \u201cnew provocation\u201d.France and other Western powers fear that Iran\u2019s nuclear programme is aimed at developing nuclear weapons. Iran says its programme is for civilian use.Enriched uranium can be used for civilian nuclear purposes, but also to build atomic bombs. Tehran insists that it is refining uranium for electricity generation and medical applications.\n\u201cBy installing the new centrifuges progress is being made with more speed and better quality,\u201d said Iran\u2019s foreign ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast.He said the move showed Iran\u2019s success in pursuing its \u201cpeaceful nuclear activity\u201d, but did not say where the new generation of centrifuges would be installed, or provide details on the speed or capability of the machines.France was quick to condemn the announcement.\u201dIran is engaging in a new provocation by announcing the imminent installation of next-generation centrifuges,\u201d the French foreign ministry said in a statement.\n\u201c[It] clearly confirms the suspicions of the IAEA and of the international community about the finality of a programme with no credible civilian application,\u201d the statement said.Diplomatic efforts to find a solution to Iran\u2019s nuclear dispute have stalled, after talks between Iran and six world powers broke down in December last year.\u201dIran must suspend its sensitive activities and create the conditions for reopening talks,\u201d France said.The country is subject to four rounds of UN Security Council sanctions over its refusal to halt uranium enrichment.Last month, the British government accused Iran of testing missiles capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, in contravention of a UN resolution.The Iranians openly test-fired 14 surface-to-surface missiles with a range of 2,000km (1,250 miles) as part of a 10-day programme of military exercises.Its foreign ministry said none of these missiles had nuclear capability. \u2013 BBC\nMiddle class China turns to private health insurance\nAdele and Tinie Tempah up for Mercury Prize",
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        "raw_content": "The Series \"When I grow up\" presents the ambivalence between working as a professional Drag Queen and the desires of their parents.\nThe photos show the Drag Queens in the environment of the workplaces their parents wished them to work in when they were still children.\nIt references their fears of not fitting in as well as their personal problems with their parents while growing up and coming out.\nThe photo series highlights the strength of those Queens by opposing the normative labor market.\nThey're standing up against those who are still oppressing them, while being set into the spotlight that they deserve.\nThe ABC of equality\n\u201cThe ABC of equality\u201d is a book that consists of 24 pictures displaying a gay couple reanacting the letters of the alphabet. It follows the style of classical ABC children books and explains phrases from the LGBTQ community.\nDissimilation is a photo series that was made while on an Artist Residency held by Studio Vortex in Arles (FRA) under supervision of Magnum Photographer Antoine d\u00c1gata it consists of 25 pictures.\nIt explores the use of the phenomenon of \u201cmillenial pink\u201c and the anonymization that goes with it in the context of the alienation of the female body for me as a homosexual men.\nThe series \u201cFortPflanzung\u201d displays the three non asexual ways of plants reproducting themselves reenacted on the human body.\nFor ______'s sake\nIn \u201cFor ______\u00b4s sake\u201d I displayed the child-mother relationship of the four big world-religions, how theyre explained in the original written word.\nI applied an post Internet art aestheitc to create an iconography which is easier to access for modern generations.\nMy attempt was to create a mirror to nowaday religious child education that is far different from how its explained in the holy scriptures.",
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        "raw_content": "Inspiration \"Self Talk\" - The Real Story\nWell, this is one of the most revealing subjects you can come across in life. Because of this I haven\u2019t trimmed it back to a 3 minute read. After quite a few weeks without a blog I wanted to share a big chunk of understanding for something that can be so powerful in the negative, or positive, and something that I think is still mostly misunderstood and not seen in it\u2019s deeper context.\n\u201cSelf talk\u201d for most people seems to point to the old principle that you have to sort out your self talk to be successful. It seems to imply that there is this little man or woman on our shoulder that is discouraging us from moving forward and that we need to straighten him out and start having powerful, positive self talk to truly move forward. That is a pretty good start on the topic of self talk but it is completely underestimating or understating just how massive self talk is in not only stopping you from moving forward but completely creating your life to be the way it is. In most cases that means creating large or ridiculous amounts of what you don\u2019t want. When understood fully it doesn\u2019t even need to be turned into positive, as you, in your right mind, don\u2019t need more positivity, you just need to be the real you.\nYou see \u201cself talk\u201d is our first and gentle scratch into the understanding that you have a whole other \u201cyou\u201d or personality pretending to be you, sabotaging everything you do. In my experience and the experience of everyone I have worked with and helped or worked with and been helped by, this is exactly what is happening. You, me, anyone else who is not consciously aware of their own thoughts and taking the drivers seat in their own creative or \u201cbeing in the now\u201d bus, is actually being controlled and run by their own, reactive, self fulfilling, limiting, stagnant, patterned mind, \u201cshadow self\u201d or \u201cego\u201d. We are literally creating ourself into oblivion or at least suffering and spiritual paralysis, simply by being unaware of our \u201cself talk\u201d and the negative place that it comes from and not being willing or caring enough to pursue it and reveal it.\nI recently ran into a friend who had prompted me to begin my \u201cself awareness\u201d path some 20 years ago. Having hardly spoken for 15 years, it was fascinating to share a chat and discover the parallel challenges and lessons we had come across since our last time together. That was cool but what really hit home was the simple little principle he was using to keep himself \u201cfree\u201d and outside of the games and unconscious aspects of life.\nHe had stepped into much bigger pictures, politically and organizationally and was challenging the status quo all around the place. He has really been taking steps forward in not only being free of this old stuff himself but taking the next step in helping others in a big way. In his words, \u201cwith my step up to greater responsibility, I have found whole new levels of challenge and can see why I didn\u2019t want to do it in the first place\u201d. Throughout these new \u201cstepping out\u201d adventures he has kept two simple philosophies or viewpoints by his side.\nI want to share these with you as I know that I had taken many new steps of waking up and freeing myself over the last 15 years. Without knowing it, we were both adopting the simple practices that I list below. I will reveal them to you roughly as he spoke about them to me.\nFirstly, it doesn\u2019t matter who you are working with or what is being said or done, when you have a reaction inside of you, there is something that needs to be observed and cleared. If you don\u2019t observe and clear that reaction, your next actions will come from a place of denial and \u201ctrying to change the other person\u201d, this rapidly brings in the energy of control and resentment. This is not the truth of life, nothing truly changes from these reactive positions. The problem is never with the other person.\nSo, in this instant, he always goes looking for the reaction inside of himself and tracks it down to some sort of belief he has been holding about himself, like \u201cI am not good enough\u201d or \u201cI am small and incapable\u201d or \u201cI have to fight hard for what I get\u201d, to name just a couple of examples. As he recognizes that belief he is able to free It out and liberate himself from it, as he already knows that our true self is not tied to any belief or stuck in any such limits. These beliefs in fact are the spiritual, energetic soup that, when identified with, allows us to live out a reduced, problematic version of our \u201cself\u201d and life.\nWhen he sees this belief he also sees the effect that it is having on his actions, wellbeing, energy and decisions and therefore he can also see the effect it is having on the situation and the other people around him. This frees the \u201cnegative mind\u201d and the little gremlins that run around with it, from multiple different angles and allows him to take responsibility for himself in the moment and more particularly for his effect on the whole situation and the other people.\nThis instantly gives him the ability to move forward from authentic power and freedom and leave behind the energy of control and resentment.\nThe other principle that he carries with him and one that is tied into all of the above, is that when he has a particularly strong reaction and he doesn\u2019t feel as though he wants to let go of what he thinks about the other person or the situation, he simple slows down and asks himself \u201cis there anyway that this is reflecting me\u201d. In other words, what is it that I don\u2019t like in the other person, that I am not seeing in myself. This once again implies that wonderful spiritual truth, \u201cthe other person is not the problem\u201d.\nYou see, our self talk, if viewed, can lead you to understanding layers and layers of your own \u201cshadow self\u201d or \u201calter ego\u201d, the energy that is unconsciously sabotaging you. In here you can find so many wonderful examples of beliefs and mindsets that we have picked up along the way. None of them are true, however put together with the incredible creative capabilities of us as human beings, we can make them as true as we want.\nIn other words, we can make the most ridiculously disempowering, negative belief into a truth if we just invest a little passion and unconscious commitment into it. In fact when we hold onto those beliefs, knowingly or not, we will gather great evidence/proof in the form of life experiences to prove that our belief is correct.\nIt only proves that we are creators and that if we channel our creativity through negativity and limitation we can only end up with more of the same.\nOur greatest gift, our creative capacity, is being used against us by our own minds and the overall game of negative, unconscious thinking.\nIt would seem that there must be a whole world out there that has to take responsibility for perpetuating this game, however it truly comes back to us, it is us, in our unconsciousness, that is perpetuating it.\nIf you are willing enough to slow down enough and begin to view the rubbish that has gathered in your mind, you can not only free it out and begin to life the life of your dreams, you can also help restore sanity on the planet or at least in your life and your family. As you regain consciousness, you will see that it is not as big as it seems, it is only big from the unconscious point of view.\nMy great teacher always said to me \u201cyou can only be taken out by what you can\u2019t see\u201d. Remember, most of that can be found inside of our \u201cself talk\u201d. The rest will reveal itself after you have sorted that out.\nIf you are trying really hard in life and never quite getting there, never feeling as though you are fulfilling your potential or arriving at a place where all of the ducks line up, firstly it is worth noting that life is not about the ducks lining up. It is mostly about become aware of who you truly are, breaking your identification with your mind and all of the ridiculous things we are chasing in life to find self fulfillment.\nThe self fulfillment will come from you finding you and that is not out there, it is inside of you. When you connect with that you will connect with all of the beautiful stuff outside of yourself and even the things that you are chasing will come to you much more easily.\nUsually what stands between you and that simple realisation of who you are, is this \u201cself talk\u201d we are talking about. If you are trying hard and not getting there, it is not because of your efforts it is because of your beliefs. Why try harder and harder and exhaust yourself even more or worse still exhaust everyone around you, when you can simply slow down, release a few negative beliefs and enjoy the peace and fulfillment of feeling what \u201cyou\u201d feel like without chunks of mind and self talk running your show.\nWhen you have enjoyed the moment exactly the way it is, you usually feel a rising of some intuition and renewed energy and a ready to get back on with some, passionate, purposeful and honest effort towards your desired outcome. Hopefully this time you will be able stay \u201cin\u201d the moment whilst working towards some future moments.\nHere is an example of some \u201cself talk\u201d, \u201cnegative beliefs\u201d that were sitting inside the mind of someone I worked with recently. This person was actually doing very well in life and was quite aware. He was also pretty good at clearing his own self talk on the go. Interestingly after all of that awareness and success, he felt as though something wasn\u2019t quite right and that an old piece of mind was trying to come into view that was blocking his efforts and his chance to permanently experience the deeper peace of having no mind running his show.\nWith a little digging (about 30 seconds worth) he found this piece of mind inside a nagging unfulfilled feeling that was hanging in his gut. I will just put it roughly in the order that it came out of his mouth. \u201cNothing can ever get better\u201d, \u201cIt is never going to better\u201d, \u201cIt can never be better\u201d, \u201cnothing has changed\u201d, \u201cafter all of this work you have done on yourself, nothing has changed\u201d (notice at this point the belief had switched as thought someone was talking too him), \u201cyou don\u2019t deserve for anything to change anyway\u201d, \u201cyou deserve to stay stuck and look like an idiot forever\u201d, \u201c if you think you are going to get away with this, you have another think coming\u201d, \u201cyou were a loser and you need to pay for it forever\u201d, \u201cyou belong to me, you need to stay stuck\u201d.\nWell, each statement, lead to the next and each time he looked brighter but more intensely experiencing it, like the tension you go through before a big release. The big release came when he said \u201cyou belong to me, you need to stay stuck\u201d. It was like an internal command that he was obeying. He couldn\u2019t see or feel who \u201cme\u201d was, he didn\u2019t need to, he just knew it was a load of rubbish and he had been sub-servant to some sort of mind based energy and delusion. He just started laughing and said \u201cthat makes complete sense\u201d, \u201cthat is how I felt and that is how everything played out\u201d. You see, he could never quite fully feel as though he was free or deserved freedom with that piece of energy and mind calling the shots from the invisible background of his thoughts.\nBy the way, the stuff that he wasn\u2019t supposed to get away with was simple unconscious stuff that he had done as a younger man and that had a negative effect on others at the time. He had long since sorted that out with them but hadn\u2019t released it\u2019s left over effects on himself. It was stuff that was out of ethics for him personally and he had really taken it to heart.\nWhat was also very cool about this release was that I could totally relate to it and felt a new sense of freedom from the same stuff (the reflective element and the magic of life).\nAfter he saw this mind he realized that all of the other clarity and freedom he has experienced had lead him to be \u201cable\u201d to see this next layer. It felt as though it was a \u201cfinal\u201d piece in the release of his old junky beliefs and experience. He was certainly very bright and free after releasing it, the spark in his eyes was amazing and reward enough in itself.\nYou see, you, me, all of us, are powerful and creative beings at our truest level. We have gathered, inherited, self created and accumulated so much mind and energy junk along the way that we can barely remember who we are (or not at all). It doesn\u2019t take as much as it seems to free this stuff out. You simply have to be willing to spot some of the junk floating through your mind and question it\u2019s validity, particularly if it has lots of proof surrounding it. It is not who you are.\nAt the most, you will need to make a few new decisions, possibly get a little help to release some old stuff and begin slowing down and honoring this moment, not all of those old past failures and moments and not all of the mythical future moments that \u201cpromise\u201d to make it all better.\nThe power is in now, this moment and you are the way. You are a creator, you only have to decide that you want to break free from this junk and live your best life. When you do this, without even knowing how, three wonderfully connected principles will jump into action.\n1. When the student is ready the teacher will appear.\n2. Ask and you shall receive.\n3. Build it and they will come.\nThese principles always take hold when you are ready to move forward, unless you hold an unconscious belief, \u201cself talk\u201d, that they won\u2019t (the case for most of us), in which case just allow the possibility that this works and be willing to act on any opportunities that come your way. If you are ready to be proven wrong in the best possible way, you will and you won\u2019t regret it.\nAs I always say\u2026. Remember, bring it into now and never underestimate the power of who you are.\nPS, after releasing many old chunks of \u201cself identity\u201d, I came across a situation where I was justifying doing something and I realized I was holding onto something, I\u2019d had a reaction and a whirring resistance inside of me, so I knew something wasn\u2019t quite right. I knew that I had some sort of justifications and reasons why I had to do something. When I investigated the reaction I found the following\u2026. \u201cI have to have some sort of identity\u201d, \u201cYou can\u2019t survive without an identity of some sort\u201d, \u201cIf I don\u2019t have an identity, what will I be\u201d\u2026 \u201cI\u2019ll be nothing\u201d. Well, I laughed pretty hard when I realized that was sitting inside of me. It was easy to let go in the seeing and made a lot of sense why I had a whirring feeling of not being fully present. Haha.\nI hope you too find some old junk and let it go, there is no sweeter feeling than being present here in this moment and knowing who you really are, without the need for a mind made identity and a whole lot of junky beliefs telling you who you are and what is and isn\u2019t possible. 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He is a key player for getting things done here, and is always willing to go the extra mile for our customers. When he's not working or tinkering with his guns, you'll likely find him on the range as he competes as a Master Class shooter in USPSA handgun matches locally and nationally. Additionally, Ryan is a shooting/firearms instructor, holds a number of armorer certifications for a variety of firearms, and enjoys all types of recreational shooting and hunting.\nGiao Nguyen\nGiao bought his first handgun in 2010 to explore a new hobby. He found it to be a very slippery slope and quickly moved to tactical rifles and silencers. He began working at Virginia Arms in January of 2012. Giao has taken a variety of classes covering weapon manipulation, the low light environment, and concealed carry techniques. 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        "raw_content": "How to Advertise your products online?\nGoogle Adwords: How To Use It To Sell Your Products\nBusiness Strategy How to Advertise Your Products Online for Free\nGoogle Adwords generates the lion\u2019s share of the company revenue. It is known as a \u201cpay-per-click\u201d (PPC) type of advertising which is meant to promote products created by individual entrepreneurs or large companies. The text ad that Google supplies for this service is a short headline comprised of 25 characters and another two lines which contain 35 characters. Advertisements that are image-based rather than text-based are usually one of a variety of Interactive Advertising Bureau standard sizes.\nWhat is a Pay-Per-Click Advertisement?\nAs the one advertising the product or service, you choose which words you want to be displayed in order to receive as many hits as possible, along with the most you will pay Google per click. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u203a Articles \u203a Food \u203a Neighborhood \u203a People \u203a We Cannot Save What We Have Already Lost\nadmin June 4, 2017 Articles, Food, Neighborhood, People\nFRANCO IS THE FUTURE: Fashion model Franco Noriega opens his third Peruvian restaurant in what he confidently predicts will be a chain. Photo by Maggie Berkvist.\nThe evening of May 24th, I met the Peruvian-born, and very young (age 28) and handsome (he is an underwear model, artist, and former student at Le Cordon Bleu), owner of the week-old Baby Brasa\u2014Franco Noriega. The restaurant is located at 173 7th Avenue South, near Greenwich Avenue\u2014its 100-plus seats were nearly all filled when I visited. Franco was positive and smiling as he spoke about the start of his \u201cchain\u201d of organic chicken restaurants (they only serve chicken).\nYes, it is natural for us to be skeptical when a young person, after opening just two restaurants, talks about a \u201cchain\u201d (the first one, also very recent, is at 129 Allen Street, between Rivington and Delancey Streets) but there was nothing boasting or posturing in Franco\u2019s demeanor. He was just calmly reading the first pages of his future, already written in large clear letters\u2014it was beyond confidence.\nAs I gazed at his relaxed face, I thought of the hard, tight, grim countenances of those restaurant owners who have lost everything and more till, at last, they put the padlock on the door. Why do some restaurants succeed from the day they open and others die a not-too-slow, but very expensive, death?\nThere is no question that we have an epidemic of closings, so many that Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer got volunteers to count the number of \u2018To Let\u2019 signs on Broadway. She wanted to make a case for some kind of civic action, if not a law, that would prevent businesses from, essentially, going out of business shortly after signing a new lease.\nTHE VANISHING VILLAGE: For more than 80 years, the El Faro sign was a landmark for good food at cheap prices. Now, the building owners invite a new tenant for a restaurant or boutique. Photo by Maggie Berkvist.\nBut you can\u2019t cure a problem unless you understand exactly how it works. To say that this City has inflation is certainly true and to say that it is accelerating is also true. You have only to look at the \u2018LUNCH SPECIAL\u2019 signs that quickly went from $5.95 to $9.95 and now $14.95, in the last 24 months. I called back a waitress when I discovered that a $1.00 bottle of beer at Trader Joe\u2019s was $9.50 on my credit card receipt for the restaurant I visited.\nI am waiting to see who moves into the Rudin/St. Vincent\u2019s Condo. What will they look like, those people who can write out checks for $12 million? And, why oh why do they want to live on 7th Avenue with all the traffic facing that strange big, white, toothy building? Just to say, \u201cWe bought in the Village?\u201d But it is not the Village of just a few years ago and certainly not the Village of 70 years ago, when a glass of porter at the White Horse Tavern was 50 cents. (Owner Ernie used to talk about his flights on the Hindenburg.)\nInflation is a natural phenomenon, if you can call something mathematical natural. In the depths of the recession, the government tried to stimulate inflation (no kidding) but they just wanted a gradual inflation, not $9.50 for a lousy bottle of beer.\nI don\u2019t have any answers as to how we can save whatever we think of as the \u201cOld Village.\u201d Of course, you can never save the past, but in the face of young Franco, I see the future.\nParks and Gardens of the West Village: Exploring the Church of St. Luke in the Fields and Jane Street Gardens",
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        "raw_content": "This article uses content from the Wikipedia article on Free banking under the terms of the CC-by-SA 3.0 license.\nFree banking refers to a monetary arrangement in which banks are subject to no special regulations beyond those applicable to most enterprises, and in which they also are free to issue their own paper currency (banknotes). In a free banking system, market forces control the supply of total quantity of banknotes and deposits that can be supported by any given stock of cash reserves, where such reserves consist either of a scarce commodity (such as gold) or of an artificially limited stock of \"fiat\" money issued by a central bank. In the strictest versions of free banking, however, there either is no role at all for a central bank, or the supply of central bank money is supposed to be permanently \"frozen.\" There is, therefore, no agency capable of serving as a \"lender of last resort\" in the usually understood sense of the term. Nor is there any government insurance of banknotes or bank deposit accounts.\n1 Institutions of Free Banking\n2 Characteristics of Free Banking\n3.1 History of Free Banks\nInstitutions of Free Banking\nFree banking includes:\nFree entry of banking and fiduciary producers\nFreedom to issue banknotes (promissory notes issued by a bank payable to bearer on demand).\nFreedom to accept money on deposit to current account, and to pay and collect cheques for customers\nFreedom to borrow money on term deposit and other forms of secured and unsecured borrowing\nFreedom to lend money and otherwise invest the bank's assets\nFreedom to provide guarantees, documentary letters of credit, performance bonds and to incur other off balance sheet exposures.\nVera Smith's classic definition of free banking is:\n\"A r\u00e9gime where note-issuing banks are allowed to set up in the same way as any other type of business enterprise, so long as they comply with the general company law. The requirement for their establishment is not special conditional authorization from a Government authority, but the ability to raise sufficient capital, and public confidence, to gain acceptance for their notes and ensure the profitability of the undertaking. Under such a system all banks would not only be allowed the same rights, but would also be subjected to the same responsibilities as other business enterprises. If they failed to meet their obligations they would be declared bankrupt and put into liquidation, and their assets used to meet the claims of their creditors, in which case the shareholders would lose the whole or part of their capital, and the penalty for failure would be paid, at least for the most part, by those responsible for the policy of the bank. . . . No bank would have the right to call on the Government or on any other institution for special help in time of need. No bank would be able to give its notes forced currency by declaring them to be legal tender for all payments. . . . A central bank, on the other hand, being founded with the aid either direct or indirect of the Government, is able to fall back on the Government for protection from the disagreeable consequences of its acts. The central bank, which cannot meet its obligations, is allowed to suspend payment . . . while its notes are given forced currency.\" (Smith, Vera. [1936] 1990. The Rationale of Central Banking and the Free Banking Alternative. Minneapolis, Minn.: Liberty Fund., pp. 169\u201370)\nCharacteristics of Free Banking\nFree banking theorists consider that free banking is characterized by:[citation needed]\nCompetitive issue of redeemable bearer currency instead of central bank notes monopoly. Historically this meant banknotes (promissory notes issued by a bank payable to bearer on demand) issued in the form of paper or metal tokens, but cryptography and modern communications technology mean that it can now take the form of electronic tokens, too.\nMutual acceptance by banks of each other's notes at par[citation needed], and indirect redemption of notes by banks through note exchanges.\nIn the same way competitive provision of current account services, but cooperation, too, in clearing of inter-bank payments between such accounts through clearing houses and settlement banks.\nDevelopment of short term credit markets to allow banks with excess reserves to invest them at interest, and banks in need of reserves to borrow funds short term.\nDevelopment of, and bank investment in, marketable debt securities, providing investment opportunities that can be liquidated at short notice, and acting as collateral for short term inter-bank borrowing and lending.\nNo government-enforced legal tender laws; that is, no legally enforced monopoly currency. Everybody is free to accept or refuse a trade in the currency they choose. A government central bank can still exist and can issue currency but its currency can only be mandatory for Government-related payments, like taxes.\nNo central bank enforced fractional reserve ratio. Banks are free to vary their bank reserve ratio, or sell financial products with differing fractional reserves, and impose differing restrictions on withdrawal rules and adjust the interest rates offered on accounts, and even offer the option of full reserve banking services.\nThe Free Banking movement got its modern start with The Denationalization of Money, by Friedrich Hayek, who advocated that national governments stop claiming a monopoly on the issuing of currency, and allow private issuers like banks to voluntarily compete to do so.\nIn the 1980s, this expanded into an increasingly elaborate theory of free market money and banking, with proponents Lawrence White, George Selgin, and Charles Timberlake increasingly centering their writing and research around the concept, either regarding modern theory and application, or researching the history of spontaneously free banking.\nHistory of Free Banks\nBanking has been more regulated in some times and places than others, and some times and places it has hardly been regulated at all, giving some experiences of more or less free banking.\nAustralia. In the late 19th century, banking in Australia was subject to little regulation. There were four large banks with over 100 branches each, that together had about half of the banking business, and branch banking and deposit banking were much more advanced than other more regulated countries such as the UK and USA. Banks accepted each other's notes at par. Interest margins were about 4% p.a. In the 1890s a land price crash caused the failure of many smaller banks and building societies. Bankruptcy legislation put in place at the time gave bank debtors generous terms they could restructure under, and most of the banks used this as a means to restructure their debts in their favor, even though they didn't really need to.\nSwitzerland.[1] In the 19th Century several Swiss cantons deregulated banking, allowing free entry and issue of notes. Cantons retained jurisdiction over banking until the enactment of the Federal Banking Law of 1881. The centralisation of note issue reduced the problem of the existence of \"a bewildering variety of notes of varying qualities ... at fluctuating exchange rates.\"[2]\nScottish Free Banking.[3] This period lasted between 1716 and 1845. The Bank of Scotland, the original Scottish bank charter and The Royal Bank of Scotland, chartered by England, issued competitive currencies. This resulted in a \"currency war\" in 1727. The result was a cooperative equilibrium, where both banks agreed to accept rival banks' notes in the ordinary course of business. This area of study has been developed further by Lawrence H. White in his book Free Banking in Britain: Theory, Experience and Debate 1800-1845[4] This example has been contested by Murray Rothbard,[5] resulting in a reply by White.[6]\nUnited States.[7] Although the period from 1837 to 1864 in the U.S. is often referred to as the Free Banking Era, the term is something of a misnomer, for it refers not to a general system of \"free\" banking in the literal sense described previously, but rather to various state banking systems based on so-called \"free banking\" laws, which, though they made it unnecessary for new entrants to secure charters (each of which was subject to a vote by the state legislature), nonetheless restricted their undertakings in important ways. Most importantly, U.S. \"free\" banks were denied the right to establish branch networks, and had to \"secure\" their notes by purchasing and surrendering to state banking authorities certain securities those authorities deemed eligible for the purpose. The securities in many cases included bonds of the authorizing state governments themselves; and it has been determined that the depreciation of these very securities was the chief cause of \"free bank\" failures, and indeed of bank failures generally, during the period in question. The lack of branch banking, in turn, caused state-issued banknotes to be discounted at varying rates once they had traveled any considerable distance from their sources. In short, the shortcomings of banks and bank-supplied paper currency during the so-called \"free banking era\" in the U.S., far from establishing the need for special regulation of banks, testifies to the dangers of unwarranted or unwise regulation. Then, from 1863 to 1913, known as the National Banks Era, state-chartered banks were still operating under a free banking system. Some scholars have found that the system was mostly stable.[8]\nSweden.[9] Sweden had two periods of free banking, 1830\u201360 and 1860-1902. Following a bank crisis in 1857, there was a rise in popular support for private banks and private money issuers (especially Stockholms Enskilda Bank, founded in 1856). A new bank law was adopted by parliament in 1864, deregulating the interest rate. The following decades marked the height of the Swedish free banking era. After 1874, no new private banks were founded. In 1901, issuing of private money was prohibited. Work on the Swedish free banking era has been done by Per Hortlund and Erik Lakomaa. Erik Lakomaa (The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, Summer 2007), has demonstrated that the Swedish experiment in free banking was successful. It reduced booms and busts. Only one bank went bankrupt for 70 years, an event related to fraud and not to excessive lending as has happened wherever central banking has been practiced.\nThere is speculation that with electronic currencies free banking can evolve into anonymous internet banking. The implications of this for the monetary system are unknown, and much of the rigorous theory in this area has been abandoned for a \"wait and see\" attitude.\nFred Foldvary [10]\nDavid D. Friedman [11]\nRichard Timberlake\nGeorge Selgin [12]\nArgumentation:Fractional Reserve Banking\nHenry Meulen\n\u2191 Briones, Ignacio and Hugh Rockoff. \"Do Economists Reach a Conclusion on Free-Banking Episodes?\", Econ Journal Watch, Vol.2, No.2 (August 2005), pp.279-324.[1]\n\u2191 The Central Bank and the Financial System, Charles Albert Eric Goodhart, p. 211.\n\u2191 \"Do Economists Reach a Conclusion on Free-Banking Episodes?\". op. cit.\n\u2191 Lawrence H. White, Free Banking in Britain: Theory, Experience and Debate 1800-1845, London: Institute of Economic Affairs, 1995, ISBN 0-255-36375-3.\n\u2191 Rothbard, Murray The Myth of Free Banking in Scotland\n\u2191 George Selgin and Lawrence H. White, In Defense of Fiduciary Media- or, We are Not Devo(lutionists) We are Miseasians, The Review of Austrian Economics, Vol. 9, No. 2, (1996):83-107 ISSN 0889-3047.\n\u2191 Microeconomics of Banking, De Xavier Freixas, Jean-Charles Rochet, p. 261.\n\u2191 \"Do Economists Reach a Conclusion on Free-Banking Episodes?\", op. cit.\n\u2191 Free Banking Explained - The Progress Report November, 2008\n\u2191 http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/pa017.html\n\u2191 http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/winter/full_interview.cfm\nEbenstein, Alan. Friedrich Hayek: A Biography. University of Chicago Press, 2003. Print.\nSelgin, George. The Theory of Free Banking. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 1988. Print.\nWhite, Lawrence. Competition and Currency: Essays on Free Banking and Money. New York University Press, 1992. 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Tickets \u00a311.50 / \u00a313.50. 7:30pm.\nThe following night (Sat 9 March) we bring My Generation The Who Story to the Plymouth Athenaeum; an explosive, interactive celebration of one of the greatest bands of all time! This one of a kind tribute show takes you on a journey through the decades from their origins as the kings of mod, through their ground-breaking albums, right through to the present day. Tickets \u00a320. 8pm.\nIn the last year, acclaimed stand-up and compulsive over sharer Jack Barry has been reading up on sex, love and relationships, and he brings his new show Tango to The B-Bar on (Thur 14 March). He\u2019s definitely not an expert but he\u2019s been appointed by his parents as their couples therapist to save the marriage. This highly awkward side job allowed Jack to blossom into the total sex god that is he today. Come and see the show for thrills, spills, and slip ups. It\u2019s good clean fun\u2026 but don\u2019t take your parents. \u00a313.50 (over 18s only) 8pm.\nWe welcome a further musical legend (quite possibly the ultimate music legend!) to The Plymouth Athenaeum on Sat 23 March with JD King\u2019s Elvis. The highest rated Elvis impersonator in the world, over the past 15 years Jim Devereaux has built an international reputation for his incredible recreation of the King \u2013 covering his greatest hits including Hound Dog, Blue Suede Shoes, Suspicious Minds and The Wonder of You. Tickets \u00a320. 8pm\nBest Newcomer nominee 2016 and Hackney Empire (NATYS) winner Bilal Zafar is back with a brand-new show, which he brings to The B-Bar on Thur 11 April. Social media has been taken over by bots spreading hate, fear and influencing how we vote. In Lovebots, Bilal has made his own bots to fight back, except these bots only want to spread love and compassion. As seen/heard on BBC Three, Channel 4, MTV, BBC iPlayer, and BBC Radio 4. Tickets \u00a313.50 8pm\nDust off those platform and flares as Jive Talkin\u2019 present The Bee Gees Live In Concert at The Plymouth Athenaeum (Fri 26 April). Renowned as the original and very best Bee Gees tribute show and for truly amazing experience and an opportunity to hear all the great Bee Gees hits; Tragedy, Night Fever, Massachusetts, Stayin Alive, Jive Takin and many more in a 2 hour explosion of music and vocal harmony, this is a night not to be missed! Tickets \u00a325. 8pm\nPlymouth Comedy Club return to The Plymouth Athenaeum on Saturday 27 April with three top UK comedians. Headliner Scott Bennett has written and provided support for Michael McIntyre, Rob Brydon, Chris Ramsey and Jason Manford. He is supported by two award winning comedians Jack Campbell and Jenny Collier, with regular MC Chris Brooker on hand to see you through the evening. Tickets \u00a316. (over 18s only) 8pm\nStaying with comedy we welcome creator of the hilarious Comedian\u2019s Comedian podcast (which has had over 10 million downloads!) Stuart Goldsmith to Barbican Theatre with his new show \u2018The End\u2019 on Saturday 27 April. Stuart presents a comic odyssey on how it works out in the end, and whether anyone cares. Intelligent stand-up comedy for everybody, but of particular interest to people over thirty who\u2019ve lost touch with all their old friends and can\u2019t eat just one pain au chocolat. Featuring ultimates, absolutes and surprisingly few conclusions. Tickets \u00a311.50. 8pm.\nPlymouth Fringe Festival returns for it\u2019s fifth year in a row from 27 May to 1 June across a number of Plymouth venues including Barbican Theatre, Theatre Royal Plymouth and The House. With an abundance of theatre, dance, comedy and spoken word performances from an eclectic selection of emerging artists, there is sure to be something for every taste. The line up hasn\u2019t been announced yet so for full details sign up to receive updates from Toast who produce the festival at plymouthfringe.com\nGet your summer groove on when the Beach Boyz return to The Plymouth Athenaeum with The Story Of The Beach Boys on Friday 12 July. This show is a party, a party with a stunning soundtrack, a party to which you are invited, so come join the fun of this energetic tribute to the USA\u2019s biggest pop band and sing along to all those classic hits; Good Vibrations, Surfin\u2019 USA. God Only Knows, I Get Around, Fun Fun Fun, California Girls, and many more! Tickets \u00a320. 8pm\nBarbican Theatre\u2019s Marketing & Communications Manager, Jo Cann, says\n\u201cIt\u2019s wonderful to be bringing so many different performances to our three spaces this Spring. 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        "raw_content": "Catcher / Left fielder\nApril 14, 1955, for the New York Yankees\nSeptember 29, 1968, for the Boston Red Sox\n12\u00d7 All-Star (1957, 1958, 1959\u00b2\u20131965)\n6\u00d7 World Series champion (1956, 1958, 1961, 1962, 1977, 1978)\nNew York Yankees #32 retired\nElston Gene Howard (February 23, 1929 \u2013 December 14, 1980) was an American professional baseball catcher, left fielder and coach. During a 14-year baseball career, he played in the Negro leagues and Major League Baseball from 1948 through 1968, primarily for the New York Yankees. He also played for the Kansas City Monarchs and the Boston Red Sox.\nThe first African American player on the Yankees roster, he was named the American League's Most Valuable Player for the 1963 pennant winners after finishing third in the league in slugging average and fifth in home runs, becoming the first black player in AL history to win the honor. He won Gold Glove Awards in 1963 and 1964, in the latter season setting AL records for putouts and total chances in a season. His lifetime fielding percentage of .993 was a major league record from 1967 to 1973, and he retired among the AL career leaders in putouts (7th, 6,447) and total chances (9th, 6,977).\nOne of the most regular World Series participants in history, he appeared in ten of them, winning four, and ranks among Series career leaders in several categories. He also won two World Series as a coach. His lifetime slugging average of .427 ranked fourth among AL catchers at the time of his retirement.\nEarly baseball career 2\nHoward was born in St. Louis, Missouri to Travis Howard and Emaline Hill, a nurse at a local hospital. At the age of six, his parents divorced and his mother remarried.[1] Howard was a standout athlete at Vashon High School.\nEarly baseball career\nIn 1948, the nineteen-year-old turned down scholarship offers from Big Ten universities, instead entering the Negro Leagues, playing for the Kansas City Monarchs, under manager Buck O'Neil, for three years as an outfielder, and rooming with Ernie Banks. He was signed by the Yankees on July 19, 1950, after being purchased along with Frank Barnes and they were assigned to the Muskegon Clippers, the Yankees' farm team in the Central League. Howard missed the 1951 and 1952 seasons due to his military service in the United States Army.\nIn 1953, Howard played for the Kansas City Blues of the Class AAA American Association. The next year, the Yankees invited Howard to spring training and began to convert him into a catcher, despite the presence of Yogi Berra as the Yankees' starting catcher.[2] He played for the Toronto Maple Leafs of the Class AAA International League in 1954. He led the league in triples and won the league's MVP award. The Yankees assigned Bill Dickey to work with Howard in order to develop his catching skills.[3]\nHoward made the Yankees' major league roster at the start of the 1955 season. On April 14, 1955, the second game of the season, Howard made his major league debut, entering the game as a left fielder in the sixth inning. Howard hit a single in his only plate appearance of the day. He became the first African American to play for the Yankees.[2] Howard was known to be very slow afoot. This caused Casey Stengel, the Yankees' manager, to say, \"Well, when they finally get me a nigger, I get the only one who can't run.\" When Howard first came to the Yankees, Stengel referred to him as \"Eightball\".[4] Howard made his first start on April 28,[2] as it was difficult to find room for Howard in the lineup; Berra won his third MVP award in 1955, and Mickey Mantle and Hank Bauer were solid outfield regulars. Stengel used Howard as a backup catcher and occasional outfielder, competing for playing time with Norm Siebern and Enos Slaughter. He hit .290 with 10 home runs and 43 runs batted in (RBIs) in 97 games played for the season.[2]\nIn the 1955 World Series against the Brooklyn Dodgers, Howard hit a home run in his first at bat, off Don Newcombe in the second inning of Game 1, which tied the game 2-2; the Yankees won 6-5, but it was Howard's ground ball out to Pee Wee Reese in Game 7 which ended the Series, the first time in six meetings that the Yankees lost to Brooklyn. In the 1956 World Series against Brooklyn he played only in Game 7, but his solo home run off Newcombe in the fourth inning was one of four Yankee HRs in the 9-0 victory. Against the Milwaukee Braves in the 1957 World Series, his three-run homer off Warren Spahn with two outs in the ninth inning of Game 4 tied the score 4-4, though Milwaukee won 7-5 in the 10th inning. As the Yankees again met the Braves in the 1958 World Series, his impact did not become notable until Game 5, when he caught Red Schoendienst's sinking fly ball in the sixth inning and made a throw to catch Bill Bruton off first base for a double play, preserving a 1-0 lead. In Game 6, he threw Andy Pafko out at the plate in the second inning, and singled and scored with two out in the tenth inning for a 4-2 Yankee lead; the run proved decisive, as the Braves came back to score once in the bottom of the frame. In Game 7, his two-out RBI single scored Berra for a 3-2 lead in the eighth inning, with New York going on to a 6-2 win, completing only the second comeback by a team from a 3-1 deficit in a Series. Howard was later given the Babe Ruth Award, presented by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America, as the top player in the Series, although the World Series MVP Award was won by teammate Bob Turley.\nBy 1959, Howard was often playing at first base in order to remain in the lineup. Despite not finding a regular position yet, he was first selected to the All-Star team in 1957, the first of nine consecutive years through 1965 in which he made the squad; he would appear in six of the games (1960 to 1964), including both 1961 contests.\nHoward after a collision at the plate, 1961 World Series. The umpire is Jocko Conlan.\nIn 1960, Howard finally took over the majority of the catching duties from Berra, although his .245 batting average was his lowest to date. The Yankees met the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1960 World Series, and Howard's two-run pinch-hit homer off Roy Face in the ninth inning of Game 1 brought the Yankees within two runs, though they lost 6-4. Howard hit .462 in the Series, but did not play in Game 7 after being hit on the hand by a pitch in the second inning of Game 6, and could only watch as the Pirates won the Series, 10-9, on Bill Mazeroski's home run leading off the bottom of the ninth. In 1961 he raised his average 103 points to a career-best .348 mark on a team that featured Roger Maris' record 61-home run season; Howard also enjoyed his first 20-homer campaign, along with 77 RBI, as the Yankees set a major league record with 240 HRs. He finished tenth in the MVP voting that year, won by Maris. Meeting the Cincinnati Reds in the 1961 Series, he and Bill Skowron had solo home runs in the 2-0 Game 1 victory, and he scored three runs in the final 13-5 win in Game 5. He followed up with a 1962 season in which he batted .279 with a career-best 91 RBI, again hitting over 20 homers, and collecting eight RBI in an August 19 game in Kansas City which the Yankees won, 21-7. Although Howard batted only .143 in the 1962 World Series against the San Francisco Giants, the Yankees won in seven games.\nIn his 1963 MVP season, he batted .287 with 28 home runs, 85 RBI and a .528 slugging average, also winning his first Gold Glove. The Yankees were swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1963 Series, though Howard hit .333 and drove in the only Yankee run of Game 2. He batted .313 (just ten points behind batting champion Tony Oliva) with 84 RBI in 1964, again winning the Gold Glove and placing third in the MVP vote as Berra took over Ralph Houk's post as manager. His totals of 939 putouts and 1,008 total chances broke the AL records of 872 and 963 set by Earl Battey with the 1962 Minnesota Twins; Bill Freehan would top Howard's marks with the 1967 Detroit Tigers. Howard also led the AL in fielding average in 1964 with a .998 mark. Playing in his ninth World Series in ten years against the St. Louis Cardinals, he batted .292 though the Yankees were overcome in seven games; he tied a Series record with three passed balls, including two in the 9-5 Game 1 loss. In 1965, Howard injured his elbow during spring training. He played in four games through April, and then had surgery, missing five more weeks.[5]\nHoward struggled in 1967. Backing up Jake Gibbs, Howard batted only .198 through the start of August. On August 3, 1967, Howard was traded to the Boston Red Sox for Pete Magrini and a player to be named later (Ron Klimkowski).[6] Though he batted only .147 for Boston, he was effective in handling the pitchers; teammate Tony Conigliaro noted, \"I don't think I ever saw a pitcher shake off one of his signs. They had too much respect for him.\" In 1967, Howard also took over Sherm Lollar's major-league record for career fielding average; Freehan moved ahead of him in 1973. Howard had his last postseason highlight in the 1967 World Series against the Cardinals when his bases-loaded single in the ninth inning of Game 5 drove in two runs for a 3-0 lead. The hit was crucial, as former teammate Maris homered in the bottom of the inning for the Cardinals before the Red Sox closed out the 3-1 win. St. Louis, however, won the Series in seven games. It was the sixth losing World Series team Howard played on; he and Pee Wee Reese have the dubious distinction for playing on the most losing World Series teams.\nOn October 29, 1968, Howard was released by the Red Sox. Over his 14-year career, he batted .274 with 167 home runs, 1,471 hits, 762 RBI, 619 runs, 218 doubles, 50 triples and nine stolen bases in 1,605 games. His .427 slugging average trailed those of only Dickey (.486), Berra (.482) and Mickey Cochrane (.478) among AL catchers. His 54 total World Series games placed him behind only teammates Berra and Mantle. Howard is also credited with being the first to use the extended index and pinky finger (corna) to indicate that there were two out in the inning, this being more visible to teammates in the outfield than the usual \"two\" gesture of the index and middle fingers.\nThe next year he returned to the Yankees, where he served as first-base coach from 1969 to 1979. He was the first black coach in the American League. The team became World Series champions in 1977 and 1978 and AL champions in 1976. In 1977 during a game against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park, Howard and Yogi Berra were peacemakers during a dugout incident between Yankees player Reggie Jackson and Yankees manager Billy Martin.\nElston Howard's plaque in Monument Park.\nAfter his coaching career ended, he became an administrative assistant with the Yankees; however, that position did not last long owing to declining health. Howard was diagnosed with Paramus, New Jersey.\nElston Howard's number 32 was retired by the New York Yankees in 1984.\nIn Howard's memory, the Yankees wore black armbands on their sleeve during the 1981 season. On July 21, 1984, the Yankees retired Howard's uniform number 32 and dedicated a plaque in his honor for Monument Park at Yankee Stadium. On that day the Yankees also gave the same honors to Maris who, unlike Howard, was still living. Howard's plaque describes him as \"A man of great gentleness and dignity\" and \"one of the truly great Yankees.\"\nHoward is credited with inventing the batting \"donut,\" a circular lead weight with a rubber shell used by waiting batters in the on-deck circle by placing it around a bat to make it feel heavier, so that the bat will feel lighter at the plate and easier to swing. Its widespread use caused the discontinuation of the practice of hitters swinging multiple bats at the same time while waiting to hit. Howard helped two New Jersey entrepreneurs, Frank Hamilton and Vince Salvucci, to market the bat weight and lent his name to the product.\nHoward is portrayed in the Broadway play Bronx Bombers.[9]\nList of first black Major League Baseball players by team and date\n^ \"Obituaries Ms Emaline Hill\". The Sporting News. February 4, 1967. p. 11.\n^ a b c d Rosengren, John (April 13, 2015). \"Elston Howard became the Yankees' Jackie Robinson 60 years ago\".\n^ \"Bill Dickey - SABR\". sabr.org. Retrieved April 15, 2015.\n^ Creamer, Robert W. (1984). Stengel: His Life and Times. New York: Simon and Schuster. p. 282\n^ \"Lewiston Morning Tribune - Google News Archive Search\". google.com. Retrieved April 15, 2015.\n^ \"The Miami News - Google News Archive Search\". google.com. Retrieved April 15, 2015.\n^ a b Arlene Howard, Ralph Wimbish. Elston and Me: The Story of the First Black Yankee. 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        "raw_content": "Tray Ceiling Tags\nHome > Tray Ceiling Tags\nMarcia Clayton Ceiling Trend, 2018-06-09 08:03:07. In most homes people have white ceilings, either sprayed on or in the form of white ceiling tiles. This can be a little boring, even when the ceiling has some texture to it. Some people do something a little different and paint their ceiling a different color, but this isn&apos;t all that common. Another option that can really make a ceiling stand out is the use of tin or faux tin tiles.\nChristina Gould Kitchen Trend, 2018-06-10 19:46:40. You should also ask yourself what kind of appliances you need for your kitchen. The appliances you need depend on how big your family is. If you have a large family, you need plenty of storage space, a large fridge and a large oven. You need to carefully select appliances such as your refrigerator or your dishwasher so they can make your work in the kitchen easier. Organizing your space efficiently is important since larger appliances will take more room. You will also have to establish a budget for your kitchen remodeling project.\nNikki Riggs Kitchen Trend, 2018-06-10 19:48:38. Get ideas by looking at pictures of other kitchen remodeling jobs. The Internet is a great place to do this. This will help you get inspiration of how you want your kitchen decorated and arranged. Looking at kitchen remodeling ideas will also keep you up to date on the latest trends in kitchen design. It is not always a good idea to go with the latest trends and sometimes better to go with something more timeless if you plan on living with it for the next twenty years.\nCassie Ryan Kitchen Trend, 2018-06-14 02:23:34. The basics of kitchen design. You need to take a few different things into consideration when you choose a new design for your kitchen. You need to figure out how much space there is in your kitchen. If you are completely remodeling your kitchen or simply making a few changes, it is important to maximize the amount of space that is usable. You should also take into consideration the designs used in the rest of your house. If you want a kitchen with enough room to sit and chat with friends or family over a cup of tea, then your kitchen should not be completely enclosed from the living room so you can easily make the transition between the two rooms. There are several options available to you.\nMarcia Clayton Ceiling Trend, 2018-06-04 14:25:04. It is said that \"Everything Old Becomes New Again\". It reinvents itself and becomes fashionable again, perhaps because it was so fashionable in the first place. Fashion goes in and out of style as modern ideas are introduced to the market. But the popular styling&apos;s of the past always cycle back into modern contemporary culture. The Tin Ceiling exemplifies this concept.",
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        "raw_content": "Aspiring teachers who could not clear UGC NET 2018, now have an alternative to the examination. A state level examination named State Eligibility Test (SET) will be conducted by all states separately, to test the eligibility of candidates who wish to apply for the post of assistant professor in colleges and universities in their states.\nProf Ved Prakash, the Chairman of University Grants Commision (UGC) declared that all state governments should conduct SET in their respective states. The same will act as an additional platform to candidates who do not qualify in UGC NET 2018.\nThis step is taken by UGC to promote education in the country. Former Chief Minister of Punjab, Mr. Parkash Singh Badal is keen on opening UGC constituent colleges in Punjab. However, other state governments have not shown any interest in this scheme yet.\nMr. Ved Prakash has informed that two-thirds of the colleges that are to be established under this scheme will be funded by UGC. There has been a growing demand for autonomous status by many colleges but UGC claims that it will be granting the status to only those colleges which fulfill the specified set of conditions. Maximum number of such colleges have sprouted in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.\nWith increase in the number of colleges and expansion in education facilities, it is important to employ skilled teachers who will in-turn work to improve the quality of education. The same will enable the students to have a shot at better employment opportunities after they graduate from their respective colleges.\nMaharashtra state government recently declared that MH SET will be conducted by University of Pune in the month of January. Punjab state government conducts Punjab SLET (State Level Eligibility Test) in the month of August. Similarly, many other states have started with SETs, making it easier for aspirants to get selected for the post of lecturers in colleges and universities within the states.\nThis type of model is already followed in Teacher Eligibility cum Entrance Test (TETs) and starting with SETs will not only be a good idea, but will also reduce the pressure faced by the candidates when they appear for national level examinations. It opens up more opportunities for them even if they are unable to clear other exams like CTET 2018 or UGC NET 2018.\nThe educational qualification for SET is very similar to that of NET. Those who wish to appear for these tests must have acquired their Master\u2019s degree or equivalent postgraduate diploma from an institution recognized by UGC. The minimum qualifying percentage for their post-graduation is 55% for General category candidates and 50% for SC/ST//PH/VH candidates. Those candidates who have appeared or will appear for the qualifying examination during their final years or those candidates who are waiting for their results can also apply for the exam.\nHowever, candidates will be granted provisional admission for SET and will need to complete their postgraduate degree or diploma examination within two years from the date of the declaration of results for SET. Failing to do so will result in being disqualified. The examination will have objective type questions and the syllabus will be similar to that of nationalized eligibility tests. Candidates can apply for SET through the official website of the examination.\nTagged Career Career Tips NET SET Teachers",
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        "raw_content": "IAP Statement: \u201cA Call for Action to Tackle the Growing Burden of Dementia\u201d\nHome/General, News/IAP Statement: \u201cA Call for Action to Tackle the Growing Burden of Dementia\u201d\nThe InterAcademy Partnership for Health (IAP for Health)today issues \u2018A Call for Action to Tackle the Growing Burden of Dementia\u2019. This IAP Statement is endorsed by more than 50 members of IAP for Health (i.e. academies of medicine and academies of science with strong medical sections from around the world).\nIn the Statement, IAP highlights the fact that, worldwide, the proportion of the population that is 65 years of age or greater has grown over the last decades, and this trend will continue. Also, because advancing age is the greatest known risk factor for dementia, the number of individuals living with dementia worldwide will nearly triple by 2050. Most of this increase \u2013 from 47.5 million people to some 135.5 million \u2013 will occur among people living in low- and middle-income countries.\nA mixture of brain diseases often underlies dementia, with many people showing changes consistent with both Alzheimer\u2019s disease (the most common form of dementia) and cerebrovascular disease. But while we are learning more about the risk factors commonly associated with dementia (e.g. smoking and diabetes that are linked with stroke and heart disease), dementia continues to be a slowly progressive illness where the diagnosis is made after the process has been present for years.\nIn addition, while young onset (under 60 years) dementia is rare in many countries, this may not be the case where HIV/AIDS is prevalent, such as in sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income countries. Thus young people in such countries may bear a disproportionately greater burden of dementia in years to come.\nDementia also does not affect men and women equally. Women are at both greater risk of developing dementia and then living longer with the condition. Women also provide most of the informal (unpaid) care for people living with dementia.\nThe IAP for Health Statement, therefore, specifically calls on governments and other healthcare providers to implement a number of practices, including:\nIncreasing awareness by educating the public about dementia, how to maintain brain health, and on accepting people with dementia as they are, accommodating to their remaining abilities;\nSupporting research to find and implement effective approaches (both pharmacological and non-pharmacological) to delay, prevent, slow-down, treat, ameliorate, and eventually cure the common causes of dementia;\nInvesting in national healthcare systems, including both training a sufficient number and mix of providers as well as building the necessary infrastructure to ensure timely, competent person-centered care is available to those living with dementia and their caregivers through all stages of the illness.\n\u201cOur Call for Action is one which aims at developing an evidence-based and a public health orientated approach to this looming problem,\u201d explains Howard Chertkow, chair of the IAP for Health working group that prepared the Statement. \u201cUltimately each country should make a clear assessment for each population of the potential for primary or upstream prevention of dementia. This should be followed by plans for secondary prevention, i.e. early detection followed by effective treatment, which is considered to be more effective at that stage than later. Such treatment would include both what is currently available and what should soon be developed through therapeutic trials. So-called tertiary prevention (mitigation of dementia and its ramifications through various therapies and end of life care for those with dementia) also needs to be ramped up.\u201d\nDepei Liu of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and co-chair of IAP for Health, says: \u201cThe growing issue of dementia is affecting all countries, whether they are developed or developing. By releasing this Statement, we hope that IAP for Health and its member academies, representing the global medical science community, will be able to raise awareness of what needs to be done to get ahead of the curve. 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It is going to be a fact that you will be tempted to come back for more.\nThe challenge here in Santa Ynez is that you will be confused; confused about where to eat because the options here are just all amazing. Food in Santa Ynez restaurants will be all amazing and there is no restaurant that can never have your eating preference; the problem here is just to make sure that you pick the best restaurant that can give you the dining experience you are looking for. You will never go out from Santa Ynez without having a stomach full of amazing food; the valley is known for its food and it intends to keep it that way for centuries to come. This is why if you are a foodie and love traveling then you better try going to Santa Ynez because it is going to be one of the ultimate destination a foodie should have.\nThe Essentials of Therapy \u2013 Revisited\nBenefits of Counseling and Psychotherapy\nThe best way to deal with depression, anxiety, and grief is by seeking help from a professional counselor. The effects of interacting with a human being curbs psychological disorders in a way that leading a good life cannot. There is a sense of support when you receive counseling. It is a great privilege to have someone to guide you when you have a psychological problem. People do not like sharing everything with family members or close friends for the fear of being judged. Therefore, you can talk about anything without being embarrassed. Caroline McDougall offers superb services and you should opt for her counseling.\nThe counselor gives you a reason to view things from another point of view. 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Over and above this is the fact that you will need to consider talking to the experts in water heater replacements and installations looking at the fact that the water heaters happen to be such a great investment in the home. Read on and see some of the expert tips that you need to know of when it comes to the need to get the best of the water heaters for use in the home.\nTop on the list of the factors and things to consider when looking forward to a water heater replacement is the need to settle on the source of power. There are essentially three basic kinds or sources of power that can be used on the water heaters and these are such as the electric, solar and the gas power source. In all these three, the ones that happen to be most common are the electric and the gas power sources for running water heaters even though some of the newer versions of the water heaters actually come with the ability to be powered using solar power. As such where you only happen to be looking at the replacement of the water heaters, then it may be as such so essential that you make your choice having taken into account the power source that is already used at home. You need to ensure that the water heater you are going for is the kind that actually matches your power sources, obviously noting the fact that you can\u2019t hook an electric water heater on gas and vice versa.\nAfter you are done with the power source needs you need to then take a look at the size of the water heaters that would be the right fit for your needs. You need to talk to a plumbing professional in your area so as to make sure that you are adequately advised on the choice of the right size water heater that you need for replacement purposes especially in those cases that you happen to have noted that you run out of hot water a lot faster for your needs.\nIt may as well be quite advisable if you considered the tankless water heaters. 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For you, the process does not have to be easy as you can have some services that will make the same much easier.\nFor the selection and hiring of the top services, you will have an easy process on your way. Here are some of the things that you should consider when selecting the best hauling services in a place like DC. The references are one of the things that you will have to look at.\nYou should know that the use of the people that have hired the same before, they will know the top place where you can get what you need. For the needs that you have as a person, you should understand that you will have all the services under your consideration given that it will matter much for the same.\nFor your hiring process, you should make sure that the hauling company will be able to offer all that your situation will need. More so you should know that you will have to consider the experience that the company has in hauling services.\nWhen it comes to the services that you offer, you should know that it will be for your own gain to have the most experienced services provider at your support. For your needs, it will be a good idea to have the reviews as one of the things that you will have to consider as well.\nIt is crucial to note that when it comes to the needs that you have, you will be able to gain much knowing that you have the top services provider at your project. When it comes to your needs, you should know that it will be essential to take your time and visit the same place altogether.\nYou should know that when it comes to your own needs, you will have the best way to decide by visiting the place yourself. It is a good idea to know that it will be for your own gains to ensure that you will have the price at your knowledge and negotiate the same to gain much. It will be good to ensure that you have the proper professional services.\nPoints One Need to Know about Pool Service\nPool service refers to a type of service that keeps your pool conducts cleaning, repair and also maintenance of a pool. Pool services are preferred by many for they keep the pool in the right condition. It is essential for a person to always hire a pool service. One can be assured of quality services only if they consider selecting a pool service. , In addition, the service providers are educated and also got the required abilities in providing the required services. Pool services are many in number thus when finding the best so much time can be taken. Therefore when looking for a good pool service one should ensure that they have learned some factors. These guidelines also help a person consume little time in getting the right pool service and the process is hassle-free and easy.\nThe first tip that one should consider learning is carrying out research. Research can be done in both online platforms and also inquiring information from close friends and family members. Carrying out research from the internet is important for all the details about different pool services is acquired. Conducting research from the internet is important for one to obtain a chance of studying all the views and also feedback from other clients.\nIts essential for a person to consider carrying research from others. This is because the information a person acquires from these people is genuine and one which is from an experience. One is able to acquire recommendations only if they consider carrying out recommendations. Experience is another key tip to study when finding the best pool service. Experience is important to tip to look at for the more the experienced a swimming pool is the more skilled it is in providing the required services. this means that when finding a good swimming pool is essential to select one that is more experienced. The status of the pool service should be considered. One should select a pool service that has well and clear past records. A pool service that provides quality services to all clients is the best one to choose when selecting the est. One should ask for references when finding a good pool service. It is always important to consider pool service for a person can get a chance of interacting with other people and getting an opportunity to know more about the pool service.\nTo add selecting a pool service that use advanced equipment and a good process in providing the services is important. To end with one should consider looking at the charges. All the points about a pool service are obtained only if a person consider reading through this article.\nPicking the Finest Roof Repair Company\nDepending on your budget and the year, there are a lot of home maintenance jobs that you could just postpone. But, maintenance of your roof is not exempted in such. 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        "raw_content": "Why is AIPAC, a DeFacto Agent For a Foreign Government Allowed to Have Influence On U.S. Policy?\nThe American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is one of the most powerful lobby organizations in the country. AIPAC\u2019s clout helps fuel a never-ending cycle of violence in the Middle East.\nHere are ten reasons why AIPAC is so dangerous.\n1. AIPAC is lobbying Congress to promote a military confrontation with Iran. AIPAC \u2013 like the Israeli government \u2013 is demanding that the U.S. attack Iran militarily to prevent Iran from having the technological capacity to produce nuclear weapons, even though U.S. officials say Iran isn\u2019t trying to build a weapon (and even though Israel has hundreds of undeclared nuclear weapons). 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It has therefore supported corrupt, repressive regimes that are friendly to the Israeli government, such as Egypt\u2019s Hosni Mubarak. Events now unfolding in the Middle East should convince U.S. policy-makers of the need to break from AIPAC\u2019s grip and instead support democratic forces in the Arab world.\n5. AIPAC makes the U.S. a pariah at the UN. AIPAC describes the UN as a body hostile to the State of Israel and has pressured the U.S. government to oppose resolutions calling Israel to account. Since 1972, the US has vetoed 44 UN Security Council resolutions condemning Israel\u2019s actions against the Palestinians. President Obama continues that policy. Under Obama, the US vetoed UN censure of the savage Israeli assault on Gaza in January 2009 in which about 1400 Palestinians were killed; a 2011 resolution calling for a halt to the illegal Israeli West Bank settlements even though this was stated U.S. policy; a 2011 resolution calling for Israel to cease obstructing the work of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees; and another resolution calling for an end to illegal Israeli settlement building in East Jerusalem and the occupied Golan Heights.\n6. AIPAC attacks politicians who question unconditional support of Israel. AIPAC demands that Congress to rubber stamp legislation drafted by AIPAC staff. It keeps a record of how members of Congress vote and this record is used by donors to make contributions to the politicians who score well. Members of Congress who fail to support AIPAC legislation have been targeted for defeat in re-election bids. These include Senators Adlai Stevenson III and Charles H. Percy, and Representatives Paul Findley, Pete McCloskey, Cynthia McKinney, and Earl F. Hilliard. AIPAC\u2019s overwhelmingly disproportionate influence on Congress subverts our democratic system.\n7. AIPAC attempts to silence all criticism of Israel by labeling critics as \u201canti-Semitic,\u201d \u201cde-legitimizers\u201d or \u201cself-hating Jews.\u201d Journalists, think tanks, students and professors have been accused of anti-Semitism for merely taking stands critical of Israeli government policies. These attacks stifle the critical discussions and debates that are at the heart of democratic policy-making. The recent attacks on staffers at the Center for American Progress is but one example of AIPAC efforts to crush all dissent.\n8. AIPAC feeds U.S. government officials a distorted view of the Israel/Palestine conflict. AIPAC takes U.S. representatives on sugar-coated trips to Israel. In 2011, AIPAC took one out of very five members of Congress\u2014and many of their spouses\u2014on a free junket to Israel to see precisely what the Israeli government wanted them to see. It is illegal for lobby groups to take Congresspeople on trips, but AIPAC gets around the law by creating a bogus educational group, AIEF, to \u201corganize\u201d the trips for them. AIEF has the same office address as AIPAC and the same staff. These trips help cement the ties between AIPAC and Congress, furthering their undue influence.\n9. AIPAC lobbies for billions of U.S. taxdollars to go to Israel instead of rebuilding America. While our country is reeling from a prolonged financial crisis, AIPAC is pushing for no cuts in military funds for Israel, a wealthy nation. With communities across the nation slashing budgets for teachers, firefighters and police, AIPAC pushes for over $3 billion a year to Israel.\n10. Money to Israel takes funds from world\u2019s poor. Israel has the 24th largest economy in the world, but thanks to AIPAC, it gets more U.S. taxdollars than any other country. At a time when the foreign aid budget is being slashed, keeping the lion\u2019s share of foreign assistance for Israel meaning taking funds from critical programs to feed, provide shelter and offer emergency assistance to the world\u2019s poorest people.\nThe bottom line is that AIPAC, which is a de facto agent for a foreign government, has influence on U.S. policy out of all proportion to the number of Americans who support its policies. When a small group like this has disproportionate power, that hurts everyone\u2014including Israelis and American Jews.\nFrom stopping a catastrophic war with Iran to finally solving the Israel/Palestine conflict, an essential starting point is breaking AIPAC\u2019s grip on U.S. policy.\nOne of the most wonderful memories in my life will be my trip to Israel with my daughter in 1999. If you love history this was the place to visit. I wouldn't necessarily reccommend it today, but it was an opportunity placed before me and I am so glad I took it. Some of the people are shy around foreigners, others relish us being there. The country is filled with wonderful things to see and it embraces the history found in the Bible..\nKeep in mind that 90% of \"Jews\" today are not Semites, they are east European Asiatic Mongolian Turks who bear no genetic ties whatsoever to the biblical Abraham and Shem (Semite), son of Noah. 90% of \"Jews\" today are people from Khazaria who converted to Judaism in mid 700 AD and whom have endured for centuries through deception and careful breeding among specific powerful families. The Khazars rule today through Queen Elizabeth and their line which extends all the way back to Julius Caesar and for the most part are the leaders of the New World Order.\nZIONISM AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER\nHenry H. 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There is no Wikipedia entry for this Jew who fought the Masonic bankers all his life as a crusading NYC reporter, editor, author, city official and Mayoral candidate. (He said the Rockefellers and most other tycoons are under Zionist control.) He became a lawyer and defended pro bono Christian patriots in the famous \u201cSedition\u201d Show Trial of 1942-1944.\nKlein represents the true Jewish spirit, not exclusive to Jews, of serving God, the inborn universal principle of absolute truth and justice. Like other groups, Jews have been betrayed by the Luciferian (Illuminati) central bankers using various \u2018isms including Zionism, Communism, Liberalism, Fascism, Socialism and Feminism.\nKlein dedicated his 1935 autobiography \u201cMy Last Fifty Years\u201d to his mother \u201cwhose Instincts and Spirit were transmitted to her son.\u201d He can truthfully say, \u201cIn a world ruled by Mammon, I have tried to serve my fellow man\u2026If I have exposed some hypocrites, humbugs and liars, I feel I have only further served God.\u201d\nIn 1942-44, FDR ordered a Stalinist Show Trial to punish American patriots and anti-Communists. Since Russia was an ally, he wanted to paint his critics as Nazis and anti-Semites. About 45 disparate activists, including Robert Edmondson, were charged with inciting rebellion among American soldiers and put in jail. The investigation against them was conducted by the B\u2019nai Brith, the FBI and reporters for the (Illuminati Jewish banker owned) Washington Post. READ MORE\nklein-jewexposesjewishconspiracy.pdf\nMost people don't know, that many orthodox jews oppose Israel and the occupation of Palestine. These orthodox jews believe Zionism endangers peace on earth. One of them is Rabbi Josef Antebi (born in Hebron), who was tortured by Zionists. This is an interview made in Amsterdam, the last day of Hanuka.\nOften, almost always these days, the accusation that criticism of Israel is anti-Semitism is false. And this false charge is the blackmail card played to silence criticism of, and suppress informed and honest debate about, the Zionist state and its policies. The reality is that Judaism and political Zionism are total opposites, and knowledge of the difference is the key to understanding two things. One is why it is perfectly possible to be passionately anti-Zionist - opposed to Zionism's colonial enterprise - without being in any way, shape or form anti-Semitic (anti-Jew). The other is why it is wrong to blame all Jews everywhere for the crimes of the hard core Zionist few in Palestine that became Israel.\nList of Jews Serving in the 113th Congress 2013 - 2015\nMost will admit they are Non-Practicing!\nDefenders of Zionism say it is a national liberation movement advocating the repatriation of a dispersed social group to a homeland abandoned many centuries before.\nCritics of Zionism say it is a colonialist or racist ideology, specifically of consisting of settler colonialism and ethnic cleansing of a land that was in fact inhabited by the Palestinian people. Therefore reasons for opposing Zionism encompass opposition to Israeli illegal occupation and settlements in Palestinian territory, land confiscation, expulsions and violence against Palestinians.\nHowever, critics of anti-Zionism have argued that opposition to Zionism can be a form of antisemitism and can be used as an excuse to express viewpoints that would otherwise be condemned as antisemitic\nJewish Faith and Zionism - Two Different Philosophies!\nThey are as opposite as day and night. The Jewish people have existed for thousands of years. In their two thousand years of Divinely decreed exile no Jew ever sought to end this exile and establish independent political sovereignty anywhere. The people's sole purpose was the study and fulfillment of the Divine commandments of the Torah.\nMay all mankind witness the true redemption.\nIt is a lie which has brought many innocent people untold suffering and if unchecked has the potential to create extraordinary tragedy in the future. 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        "raw_content": "Home >> Article Index \u00bb Articles \u00bb Oconee County \u00bb 6-6-11 AVOC Review of race for June 21 Special Election for GA House District 113\nAVOC has accumulated information and links about all of the candidates and those links include (see below), the good, the bad and the ugly. The candidates are listed alphabetically.\nAVOC Review of race for June 21 Special Election for GA House District 113\nI have known all four candidates for the House Special Election (June 21, 2011) for a long time: Alan Alexander, Sarah Bell, Dan Matthews and Chuck Williams. AVOC has accumulated information and links about all of the candidates and those links include (see below), the good, the bad and the ugly. The candidates are listed alphabetically.\nI have known Alan Alexander for over forty years as a fellow attorney. We have interacted on many occasions but we have not been close friends. I practiced little criminal law so we did not meet that much in the courtroom. Alan is a very skillful and experienced trial attorney. He now lives and has his office in Oconee County.\nFor much of my 41 years of law practice in Oconee County, I knew Alan as an \u201cAthens Attorney\u201d although he handled many cases in Oconee County, part of the Western Judicial Circuit along with Athens-Clarke County. I never knew Alan to be that interested in politics or government. Like all lawyers, (the author included), Alan has accumulated some baggage in his legal career. An attorney friend once said, \u201cWe are disliked because half of the folks are on the other side of our cases and don\u2019t like us and half of our clients don\u2019t like us.\u201d Alan had a personal scrape with the law a few years ago that had died down but has been brought to life again with his candidacy.\nAlan has a good military background that I respect.I think he is capable but he is not my first choice for my State Representative.\nI have known Sarah Bell for at least 15 or more years. She was Chair of the Oconee County Republican Party in the late 90\u2019s while I was Chairman of the Oconee County Board of Commissioners. I found her friendly and approachable. Since 2000, I have felt some connection with Sarah because of the Coup (Coalition of Donald Norris, Melvin Davis, Bob Smith and Jim Ivey et al)) who took the nomination (to succeed me) away from Charlie Hoag and gave it to Melvin Davis. The same group deposed Sarah and other members of the Oconee GOP Committee and have pretty much dominated it ever since.\nI have not always agreed with Sarah on issues but respect her sincerity and dedication. Sarah Bell almost defeated Melvin Davis in 2008 and, in my opinion, would have won if she had left the alcohol issue alone \u2013 and left it up to the voters. Some of Melvin\u2019s supporters called her \u201cWendell\u2019s Candidate\u201d. They underestimated Sarah and the opposition to Melvin Davis. I did support Sarah as did many others but Sarah is her own person. Sarah decided to run on her own. She is honest and dedicated and will listen to ALL voters.\nSarah Bell, like other candidates, has talked to me often over the years. She is eager to learn and to serve. I think she will make a good public servant and she has my vote and support.\nI have known Dan Matthews for over 15 years. He was a part-time employee with the Recreation Department at the John Brannen Building in the 90\u2019s while I was Chairman of the BOC. Dan is friendly and has often been supportive of my positions on issues. He is very interested in the county.\nDan Matthews is a Democrat and an unabashed Liberal. The first time I saw him and his auto, I knew he was of the liberal bent from stickers on his car- love-peace etc. He has been blogging for years and advocates more spending on recreation, and acute medical facilities and other things. Dan has not been forthcoming about taxes and paying for the things he supports.\nDan has crusaded for Obama and against Governor Deal, Congressman Broun and other Republicans. He wrote a tacky article critiquing the other three candidates just before entering the House race himself. See link below. Dan is too liberal for me and, in my opinion, does not have the experience or background to be a State Representative for Oconee County.\nI have known Chuck Williams for over 30 years and his family much longer. He is a native of Oconee County and as a young man (ca 1980) served a term on the Watkinsville City Council while I was City Attorney. I have interacted with him in County and Banking circles over the years. Chuck is friendly, capable and likable.\nChuck\u2019s mother, Mildred Williams, was a great friend. She was a friendly and nice person. She played the piano at Veterans, Memorial and Christmas functions while I was Chairman. Mildred died October 28, 2010. She and the Williams kin will draw many votes to Chuck.\nChuck has been active in Forestry & Agriculture for several years.He is a friend and big supporter of Gary Black, State Ag Commissioner. Like others, I thought Chuck would wind up with a prominent position at the Department of Agriculture. Chuck told me he did not want to move from Oconee County and I believe him.\nChuck Williams has been active with the Chamber, Development Authority and \u201cplugged in\u201d to the Oconee Establishment, especially in the last 11 years since the opening of North GA Bank. The failure of North GA Bank is a strike against Chuck. The economy did go south but not all banks have gone under. The real estate development started on Chuck\u2019s family property on U S 441 in Watkinsville stalled and was bailed out by the Oconee County School Board in late 2009 with a large land purchase that was controversial. See links below.\nChuck was awfully close to Don Norris and Melvin Davis during the Boom Times when some bad decisions were made on Water, Sewer and Development. The Banks and our county are experiencing difficulties now because of some of those policies.\nChuck has many friends and family members who support him. He has a lot of signs and supporters- many where owners go with the perceived \u201cestablishment\u201d candidates. Chuck is a formidable candidate. However, his closeness to the Melvin Davis, Don Norris, Jim Ivey etc clique gives me pause in supporting him for State Representative.\nGA House District 113 Candidate Links\nBell Hopes to Take Volunteer Passion to Gold Dome \u2013Oconee Patch - 6.1.11\nhttp://oconee.patch.com/articles/bell-hopes-to-take-volunteer-passion-to-gold-dome\nThe veteran educator is running for the open 113th District State House seat.\nA lifelong volunteer, Sarah Bell sees elected office as another opportunity to give back to her community.\nBell, who has lived in Athens or Oconee County since 1978, when she came to graduate school at the University of Georgia, has spent the majority of her life as an educator, Red Cross volunteer and advocate for stray cats and dogs. Now, she\u2019s running for the District 113 State House seat, hoping to take her public service passion to Atlanta.\n\u201cThe Red Cross and animal thing are all service oriented; this is another avenue to serve the people in,\u201d said Bell, 56, who has worked as an educator for 30 years, including the last five at Gainesville State College. \u201cI was urged by many friends to seek this office. It was not something that I had been really thinking about.\u201d\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\nBusiness Veteran Williams Looks to Win House Seat- Oconee Patch -6.2.11\nhttp://oconee.patch.com/articles/business-veteran-williams-looks-to-win-house-seat\nWilliams, a former banker, has a passion for agriculture and forestry and prides himself on community values.\nJust a couple of months ago, Chuck Williams reached a crossroads in his life.\nHe had stepped away from the banking industry, and wasn\u2019t sure what he\u2019d do next. So Williams spent time on his several hundred-acre tree farm in southern Oconee County, and watched the sunrise.\n\u201cI retreated to the farm and worked,\u201d Williams said. \u201cIt was just sort of watching the sun come up every morning and thinking, \u201cOK Williams, you\u2019re 55, what do you want to do with the rest of your life?\u2019\u201d\u2026\u2026\u2026\nCommunity-Oriented Matthews Hopes to Represent 'Mainstream' \u2013 Oconee Patch \u2013 6.1.11\nhttp://oconee.patch.com/articles/community-oriented-matthews-hopes-to-represent-mainstream\nDan Matthews, a political junkie, sports fan and devoted father, is the only Democrat running in the June 21 State House election.\nDan Matthews is a legal secretary by day and a devoted father by night. He\u2019s a Georgia Bulldogs fan and a political junkie who enjoys basketball and soccer. And now, he\u2019s one thing more: the only Democratic candidate for the 113th District Georgia House of Representatives seat.\nMatthews, who had previously been serving as chairman of the Oconee County Democratic Committee, is one of four candidates running in the June 21 special election......\nAlexander Brings Passion for Family and the Law to House Race- Oconee Patch -6.3.11\nhttp://oconee.patch.com/articles/alexander-brings-passion-for-family-and-the-law-to-house-race\nThe first thing you see in Alan Alexander's office is the pictures of his children, school photos, sports teams, and a few more candid shots. Alexander, an Oconee County attorney,\u2026\u2026\u2026..\n\"I've got six children,\" he said. \"Two of them are still rather small - my daughter attends Oconee County Elementary and my son attends Oconee County Middle School. I spent a lot of my life coaching youth sports and Little League. Now, they're beyond dad's coaching, so I don't have as much call to do that as I once had. I've got the time to pay back a debt I feel like I owe.\"\u2026\u2026\nAlexander himself has been on the wrong side of the law. In 2007, he pleaded guilty to three misdemeanor charges \u2013 simple assault, battery, and criminal trespass \u2013 in connection with a 2004 incident where Alexander and another man entered an Athens house in search of his daughter's then-boyfriend. Police reports indicate that Alexander threatened one of the men in the house, and punched him.\nThe boyfriend, who was not at the house when Alexander arrived, had been arrested earlier in the day for threatening Alexander's daughter, but posted bond and was released from jail. Alexander says he was worried about his daughter's safety.\n\u201cI was in a situation where I was called upon by my daughter when she was being victimized,\u201d Alexander said. \u201cShe contacted me and she was in imminent danger. I acted as I think a father under those circumstances would act. I tried to protect her. I regret the incident occurred, but I did what I felt like I had to do.\u201d\nAs part of his 2007 plea bargain, Alexander paid a fine and served four years of probation\u2026\u2026\u2026\nBell Gets Right to Life Endorsement for House Seat \u2013 Oconee Patch \u2013 6.3.11\nhttp://oconee.patch.com/articles/bell-gets-right-to-life-endorsement\nThe political action committee of Georgia Right to Life announced its endorsement Friday for Sarah Bell in the June 21 special election for the 113th District state House of Representatives seat.\n\"It is our hope that Ms. Bell\u2019s support and leadership in the Georgia General Assembly will be essential in restoring the basic right to life for all Georgians,\" the PAC said in a news release\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\nSarah Bell run for State House \u2013 Dan Matthews Blog \u2013 5.8.11\nI hope Sarah Bell does run for the 113th Special Election for the Statehouse. She is very well spoken and concerned about Oconee County and yet not beholden to corporate interests like at least one of the other announced candidates. I think she would siphon a significant portion of the Chuck Williams support. However I must counsel this: no one wants to be teased like the current Chair of the Board of Commissioners did with the dance around the seat formerly held by Hank Huckaby. I would be happy to support her in the seemingly inevitable run off but only if she announces as soon as possible\u2026\u2026\nDan Matthews Blog - Oconee County, GA Politics\nhttp://oconeedemocrat.blogspot.com/\nOconee Deserves Better Choices in the 113th RaceDan Matthews May 16, 2011 Oconee Patch\nhttp://oconee.patch.com/articles/oconee-deserves-better-choices-in-the-113th-race\nI want someone to fight for and protect Oconee County Parks and Recreation Department, not question and continue to trim the budget to the point where there are less and less offerings and facilities. I want someone who will fight for Oconee County in Atlanta.\nThe candidate who tells me they are going to work for Oconee County to get a state park around Elder Mill Covered Bridge would get my vote. The candidate who says we need to build more sidewalks and bike paths in Oconee County would receive my enthusiastic support. The candidate who would pledge to try new solutions to the old development problems would get my engrossment. The candidate capable of creatively solving some of Oconee County's problems and working with our neighbors (yes, Clarke County) would get my vote. The candidate who pledges to support our teachers and Sheriff's Office employees in the best ways would go a long way toward getting my support. The candidate who would fight to keep the J. Phil Campbell Sr. Natural Resource Conservation Center open would receive my stamp of approval. So far I see none of this in any of the announced candidates.\nThe candidate who can help broker Oconee Futbol Club into the front of Southwire to play soccer again there would garner my wholehearted support. The candidate who would stand up to the railroads to clean up the trash on the tracks and convert rails to trails would win my vote. The candidate who realizes the need for fully paid firefighters and first responders would receive my very public endorsement.\nOconee Needs ER Alternatives \u2013 Dan Matthews -Oconee Patch -3.21.11\nhttp://oconee.patch.com/articles/oconee-needs-er-alternatives\n\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.I would like to see an acute care facility in Oconee where you could take your child with a severe sports injury, a small hunting accident or a bleeding bite by a dog or snake and remain confident in competent care quickly and professionally offered. I realize that medical professionals are not going to consult me for their next decision on what to build where, but there is a need for something 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week to take care of minor medical emergencies and problems short of having a limb removed by a chainsaw.\nMeet Alan Alexander \u2013 Athens-Clarke Republican Committee -5.18.11\nhttp://www.athensgop.com/2011/05/hd-113-election-meet-alan-alexander.html\nLocal attorney, Alan Alexander (R-Watkinsville) officially qualified for the State House District 113 on Monday. Hank Huckaby resigned the seat to become the next Chancellor of the University System.\nSaid Alexander, \"I am excited to officially be in the race for the State House. I've served our country in the US Army. I've served our community through youth league sports. I've built a business here and am raising my family here. Now I want to serve our families in the State House. We need a leader we can trust to fight for our families, respect our tax dollars and protect our schools. That's why I'm running.\"\nAlan also announced his campaign leadership team comprised of respected citizens across the district: \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\nAlan McFarland Alexander, 59, of 1221 Summit Drive in Watkinsville, Arrested.2004\nThe Athens Banner-Herald -April 16, 2004\nLocal attorney arrested on charges of burglary, aggravated assault\n5.26.11 House Candidate Alan Alexander defends actions in assault case\nThe Athens Banner-Herald May 26, 2011\n..Candidate defends actions in assault case \u2013 5.26.11-ABH \u2013 Blake Aued\nA candidate for state House of Representatives pleaded guilty in 2007 to assaulting a University of Georgia student three years earlier.\nAlan Alexander, an Oconee County lawyer running for an open Athens-area House seat in a June 21 special election, threatened and punched the man while trying to locate his daughter's abusive then-boyfriend, according to police and court records.\n\"My actions were those of a father attempting to protect his daughter from a rogue with a history of both physically and mentally abusing her,\" Alexander wrote in an email Wednesday. \"My conduct was that of a father who believed his child was in immediate peril\u2026\u2026..\nSarah Bell announces candidacy for House 5.10.11\nThe Athens Banner-Herald - May 10, 2011\n. Bell announces candidacy for House\n\u2026.Bell teaches at Gainesville State College and runs a tutoring and consulting business. She ran against Oconee County Commission Chairman Melvin Davis in 2008, losing by just 100 votes\u2026\u2026\u2026.\nChuck Williams - House hopeful explains bank failure \u2013ABH-5.30.11\nChuck Williams thought he had a solid business plan when he and other Oconee County residents started North Georgia Bank in 2000.\nThe real estate market was booming, and a national company had just bought out one of two local banks. At first, Williams' bank was successful, but eight years later, the economy crashed, and in February, North Georgia Bank became the 55th in Georgia to fail since 2008.\nNow, Williams is running for state House of Representatives and answering questions about the bank failure. Voters and other candidates in the June 21 special election have wondered why someone who could not run a bank should be entrusted with tax dollars.\n\"The fact that the bank failed is not a point of pride for me, but it's not a point of shame or embarrassment, either,\" Williams said.\nIt started out promisingly enough. Williams and a small group of other initial investors saw an opening when one community bank joined the Synovus chain while Oconee County was in the midst of explosive growth. They ponied up $ 1 million of their own and sold stock to 400 others in 1999, raising a total of $ 5.3 million.\n\"As a community bank, we tried to be all things to all people, but almost from Day 1, our portfolio had a substantial concentration on residential construction lending,\" Williams said.\nThe story that followed is an oft-told one. The bank grew, making loans to builders and developers who could not keep up with demand for homes and stores as new residents moved in and property values skyrocketed. Williams even served a stint leading the Georgia Bankers Association.\nThen a recession hit in 2007, and the real estate bubble burst a year later.\nThe Oconee Enterprise - April 29, 2011- by Blake Giles\nhttp://www.oconeeenterprise.com/articles/2011/04/29/latest_updates/doc4dbb0d710081f174156997.txt\nHe has chaired the Oconee Industrial Development Authority and served as an officer with the Georgia Banking Association. He was recently appointed by Gov. Sonny Perdue to the board of the Georgia Forestry Commission. In the 2010 campaign, he was one of the key workers for Agricultural Commissioner Gary Black\u2026\u2026\u2026..\u2026..\nThe Oconee County Board of Education paid less than appraised value for land it bought last month for a new school system headquarters, board Chairman David Weeks said.\nBut the board has no immediate plans to build a new administrative office for the Oconee County School System, Weeks said. The main office now is crammed into an old elementary and high school building on School Street, five blocks away.\n\"We've been looking at options for about five years and, when that property went up for sale, we looked and saw that it fit our needs,\" he said. \"We're not planning on building a central office there anytime soon. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Wacky Wednesday # 9 \u2013 Mrs. Hughes\nReach and Contain \u00bb\nToday, many people in Western countries believe in their ability to change, to improve themselves. For me, the idea of progress through change is a fact of life. It had never occurred to me that people didn\u2019t always believe that change was possible. But, as Martin Seligman points out in What We Can Change and What We Can\u2019t , it wasn\u2019t always so. Going back to the Bible, Seligman points out that God was the only character in the Bible who initiated change. God caused people to take action. They were simply acting at His command. Even Pharaoh is portrayed as changing his mind about letting the Israelites leave Egypt because God \u201chardened Pharaoh\u2019s heart.\u201d\nOver the centuries, our view of who we are has evolved. For a time, the common belief was that what we did was unimportant because God was \u201cpulling the strings\u201d to cause whatever outcome occurred. 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        "raw_content": "A Wolf Hidden In Sheeps Clothing\nIt was the second semester of my sophomore year in college. I recently just got out of breakup and was still dealing with a loss in my family. Pretty much a depressing stage of my life that I was so willingly eager to escape. I wanted to take on my second semester by storm and heal but I realized I was still hurting and vulnerable. Classes were in session and I shared this a class with a boy that I always found very interesting and attractive. We often became partners on assignments in class and I grew very closer with him. I started opening myself up to him and he did little by little as well but not so much as I did. We became good associates. He would compliment me on my outfits and hair; and sometimes ask to hangout after class with him. I started to like him, he took so much distractions off my depression with his humor and charm. I would be so excited to go to class just to see him. As time progresses we start to flirt more heavily, sexually tha n often. One night he texted me to come over; the night I truly regret to this very day. He asked me to come over to his dorm it was midnight or so but I had this logic that even if I didn\u2019t want to have sex with him tonight we would just cuddle and go to sleep because he was my friend. I came to his dorm and he was being so discreet it bothered me a little; it was like he didn\u2019t want to be seen with me. Of course, I paid it no mind because I was oblivious because I just was delighted to come to him room for the night I guess. We get into his bed and my body begun to shake and I was very nervous. I thought the nerves would stop but they only got worse as he begun to feel me up. He turned his face to me and I kissed him to ease my nerves but he didn\u2019t kiss me back instead he sucked on my neck and prepare to pull my pants off. I was still nervous at this point I know now he wanted to have sex but I wasn\u2019t sexually stimulated or in the mood to do so. Before, he ins erts his penis I told him \u201cI didn\u2019t think I want to do it anymore\u201d he paused and asked if I was sure but I didn\u2019t say anything. I was completely mute but he didn\u2019t even give me a chance to answer he proceeded and I laid there feeling nothing but numb. He asked me to get on top and I almost proceeded it was like I had 0 control over my body and I finally gain back my control just in time and I said \u201cNO!, I\u2019m leaving\u201d I put my pants back on and he watched and said \u201cYou better not tell anyone about this, you understand?\u201d As I left his dorm, I was so confused, lost, hurt, every traumatic feeling I could ever feel, I felt that night. It didn\u2019t occur to me that I was raped until the next day. I told my \u201cfriends\u201d but they proceeded to victim blame me. I skipped classes until it was Easter break. I didn\u2019t feel safe anymore and I told my mother everything and the final result was to withdraw from my college because I was s o behind and the trauma I was going through didn\u2019t help at all. I wanted to kill myself just about everyday, the flashbacks, the blaming, the loneliness, etc. I felt was a never ending process. And it was all over a boy that I thought was my friend. Everything that I found attracted about him turned into a nightmare. The worst part of this story is that I took the blame not him. I am the victim that he doesn\u2019t ever have to worry about, because he believes he didn\u2019t do anything wrong. So all and all I guess the readers on here would say it wasn\u2019t my fault but some days I think it is but other day I know he was wrong. He was a wolf hidden in sheep clothing and I was his prey.\n\u2014 Jocelyn, age 20\nMy story is somewhat similar except I used non verbal ways like putting my clothes back on and saying my friend was waiting on me and that I had to go get my friend, and trying to get to the door. I even said \u201cno one better know about this\u201d except where we differ is I was drunk and so was he\nYou are right \u2013 the first thing I\u2019ll say is that it isn\u2019t your fault. The second thing I will say is that it is perfectly normal to feel like it is. Thank you for sharing your story. I hope you continue to heal and find peace in knowing that you are not alone and that you are not at fault. Light and love to you, Alissa\nAimee Barron\nIt is not your fault but you should have seen the alarm bells ALTHOUGH he had no right to do that to you.\nYou said you didn\u2019t want to do it and he knew it so it is RAPE!!!!!\nMy story is also very similar, so much so that i feel like i\u2019m reading something someone wrote about me! Stay strong my love! I also feel very guilty at times and blame myself. Maybe if I didn\u2019t accept the invitation then the rape would not have occur? But no! He would have still done it anyway. I suggest you see a counselor and begin counseling so you can start healing.",
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        "raw_content": "Why you need a car in Miami\nI actually went through the drive-up lane at the bank yesterday to get change. I think that the reason I never did was that when I was learning to drive, the bank drive-up lane was somewhat difficult, especially in a minivan. When I got to the bank yesterday, it was a few minutes after closing. Since so many Publix locations don\u2019t want to give me change, I figured I might as well go through the drive-up.\nYes, I\u2019ve been driving for over a year and this is actually the first time that I\u2019ve gone through the bank\u2019s drive-up. I did go through a McDonald\u2019s drive-through once, which I also managed to survive. I think another part of the reason is that drive throughs are so confining. You have to follow a very specific path and, at least with fast-food places, once you\u2019re in, you\u2019re pretty much committed. You cant get out until you\u2019ve gotten your food.\nOnce you have a car or two behind you, it\u2019s pretty much the same thing at the bank. You just have to sit there until there are no cars in front of you. This is why I generally prefer going in, and will continue to go in given a choice.\nI think that the drive ups at banks are unfair. When I went to the bank yesterday, several other people were walking up to the door after me. One guy had to make a deposit, but didn\u2019t seem to have a problem using the drive up. There was a woman, though, that didn\u2019t drive. When that happens, what do you do if you need change? (Basically, you need to go to the nearest Publix and hope they\u2019ll have the change for you.)\nThis is why you need to drive in Miami. We\u2019re not set up for people without cars.\nLabels: Bank , change , Drive up window , Publix\nMaybe I should start walking more",
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        "raw_content": "Get to Know The Broke and the Bookish: Interview with Natanya\nHey guys! I\u2019m Natanya, a 19-year-old rising junior double majoring in Comparative Literature (with what I guess is a specialization in French lit) and Sociology. I\u2019ve been reading and writing my whole life and blogging on and off for many years, so book blogging seemed like a pretty natural transition, and I\u2019ve had a great time doing it this last year! (And thanks for bearing with my Margaret Atwood obsession!)\nAnyway, here are some things about me\u2026I\u2019ll try not to ramble too much. :)\n1. What were some of your favorite books as a child?\nMy absolute favorite book was The Two Princesses of Bamarre, by Gail Carson Levine, which I have probably read more times than any other book in my life, and I read every other one of her books too. I also loved the Shadow Children series (Among the Hidden, Among the Impostors, etc.) by Margaret Peterson Haddix, though sadly by the time the last couple came out I had outgrown them too much to fully enjoy them. The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin was also one of my favorites. I used to read a lot of mystery novels (I was a bit of a Nancy Drew nerd), and The Westing Game was my favorite.\n2. How do you balance reading and school/work?\nOy. Well, since I\u2019m a comparative literature major, I actually read a TON of books for school, which makes it even more difficult to read books for fun. While many of the books I read for class are really good, having to read a full novel in 2 days kind of dulls the wonderfulness of what I\u2019m reading, as well as my desire to read anything else. So, in short, I really don\u2019t balance them. I try to read as many books as possible over breaks because I know that I won\u2019t have the energy to read any more than required during the semester. It really sucks.\n3. Are there any types of books you WON\u2019T read?\nI don\u2019t read trashy romance novels, and I\u2019ve never been very interested in the majority of historical fiction, though it depends on the time period and type of novel. I\u2019m also not a fan of long series. I used to read series when I was younger, but by the end, I\u2019d just get bored with them. In particular, I really have no desire to read any of those really long series of sci fi or fantasy novels. Also, much to my best friend\u2019s chagrin, I refuse to read manga. Maybe I\u2019d like it, but seeing how caught up manga-readers get in that world, I don\u2019t want to find myself never reading anything else, especially because there are SO many books I want to read. And finally, while through high school my reading was split about 50/50 YA and adult fiction, I now rarely read YA. I know there are some very good ones, but I\u2019ve read enough not very good ones that I lost my desire to read them, except on rare occasion when I\u2019m in a reading rut (ie. when I can\u2019t find anything to hold my interest\u2014YA novels tend to be especially good at grabbing my interest, even if they don\u2019t leave me with much to think about afterward).\n4. What is your dream bookish job?\nI want to be a book editor at a small publishing company. That is both my dream bookish job and my actual dream job. I love reading and editing, so this just seems perfect. More specifically, I want to be at a small publisher in Vancouver, BC, because Vancouver is amazing (the picture to the right is at Stanley Park in Vancouver\u2026so pretty!). I don\u2019t really want to work for any of the publishing giants in NYC or San Francisco\u2026that world really just doesn\u2019t appeal to me, even though they publish plenty of fantastic books. It\u2019s just too businessy. I\u2019d prefer to not work for a corporation if I can help it.\n5. Favorite place to shop for books?\nI don\u2019t buy very many books (life of a broke and bookish collegiate), but I love small used and independent bookstores. I love the cozy atmosphere, and I love getting lost between the bookcases. Also, there is a bookstore in Seattle that has cats, which is awesome because I love cats. And the first time I went there, the mama cat had just had kittens, which were the cutest little things ever.\nFive random things about me:\nI love reptiles and amphibians, but my mom never really let me own any, and now that I\u2019m away at school, I don\u2019t live in one place for long enough to have a real pet. I had a couple African Dwarf Frogs during high school (they\u2019re aquatic and are only a little more difficult to care for than goldfish), but I can\u2019t wait until I have my own permanent home so I can get frogs, a snake, a lizard, or something like that.\nI was born in Virginia, then spent 2 years in North Carolina, and then moved to just outside of Seattle, Washington when I was 6. My parents are both from New York City, though, and all of my extended family is still in the NY/NJ area, so that is largely how I ended up in New York for college. I\u2019m in upstate NY (Finger Lakes region), which is pretty disconnected from the world, but is absolutely gorgeous, especially right now during the summer.\nI have a horrendous memory, which, when combined with my state as an organizational freak, means that I have post-it notes everywhere and set reminders on my phone for everything. My friends kind of like my bad memory, though, because it means that they can tell me the same story multiple times and I won\u2019t remember the first time (and, of course, when I was younger, my friends told me all of their secrets because they knew I\u2019d forget them, which I generally did).\nLately, I\u2019ve been dreaming of working on a little organic farm for the rest of my life. Or at least for part of my life. I\u2019d love to take a year off after I graduate, before starting my \u201ccareer,\u201d and working on a farm in California. Alternatively, it would be awesome to go live on a kibbutz in Israel for a year, especially because I\u2019d love to re-learn all of the Hebrew I\u2019ve lost after taking 6 years of French.\nI decided to be a vegetarian my freshman year of college, and have kept up with it partly just because it seems weird to go back to eating meat, even though it\u2019s been less than 2 years. While I do sometimes miss meat, I\u2019ve eaten so many new types of vegetarian dishes, many of which I probably wouldn\u2019t have tried if I wasn\u2019t a vegetarian!\nWell, if you've made it to the end of this massive post, thanks for reading!\nLabels: 1 Year Blogoversary, Natanya\ngoodaljm June 22, 2011 at 10:30 PM\nMy cousin and I would always say that we were exactly like the characters from The Two Princesses of Bamarre. Also, I definitely LOVED The Westing Game when I was young, too. It was one of those books that got passed around a lot in my school. However, did you ever see the TV movie based off it? Not so good. haha.\nYay for vegetarians! *high fives* I'm hoping to become a book editor too :)\nKaydee June 23, 2011 at 8:51 AM\nNatanya,\nIt is so nice to meet you. :) I was a huge Nancy Drew nerd myself. I have all of those books still.\nAnd Yippiee for working in Canada. Lovely place.\nLinWash June 23, 2011 at 10:51 AM\nIt's great meeting all of you! I also love The Two Princesses of Bamarre and The Westing Game.\nNice to meet you Natanya!\nI have African Dwarf Frogs, they're cool little guys. We named them Jin and Mugen after some anime characters.\nYour dream job sounds awesome, especially to live somewhere so pretty!\nNatanya June 23, 2011 at 5:26 PM\n@goodaljim - I haven't seen The Westing Game movie, but I'll make sure to avoid it!\n@Sarah - The frog I had the longest was named Bubbah...and then outlived 2 tankmates, who died under questionable circumstances, so I renamed him \"Bubbah the Killer.\" :P\nI love to hear about young adult with great aspirations. Your family must be proud of you. I entered your giveaway. Keep it up sounds like you are doing a great job with your life.\nChrista @ Hooked on Books June 24, 2011 at 10:28 AM\nI'm also a die hard Margaret Atwood fan. Her writing is so incredible.\nAlso I am very impressed you want to come live in Vancouver. 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        "raw_content": "UND Indoor Tune-Up awaits Bemidji State Track and Field Saturday\nThe Bemidji State University track and field team will send 21 student-athletes to the UND Indoor Tune-Up Saturday, Feb. 16 a week before the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Indoor Championships begin. The Beavers will begin Saturday\u2019s meet at 10 a.m. from the UND Indoor High Performance Center in Grand Forks, N.D.\nBeavers set six personal records to complete SDSU Classic\nThe Bemidji State University women\u2019s track and field team finished the South Dakota State University Classic Saturday with six top-10 finishes and six personal record marks. The Beavers finished the day 18th among 24 teams in Brookings, S.D.\nBeavers prepare for two-day meet at SDSU Classic in Brookings, S.D.\nThe Bemidji State University track and field team plans to take part in 14 events over the span of two days at the South Dakota State University Classic in Brookings, S.D. The Beavers open the weekend Friday at 2 p.m. followed by the final day of events Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex.\nTwo records fall as Track and Field completes two-meet weekend\nSophomore Venice Stewart and freshman Ryne Prigge continued the recent trend of breaking Bemidji State University indoor track and field records as the team completed its two-meet weekend at the Bison Open and the Lake Superior Challenge. The record-breaking marks in the 300-meter dash by Stewart and the 1,000m run by Prigge were two of 13 personal records set Friday and Saturday.\nBSU to compete at Bison Open and Lake Superior Challenge in full weekend\nThe Bemidji State University track and field team will send student-athletes to the Bison Open Feb. 1-2 and the Lake Superior Challenge Feb. 2 as part of a two-day meet weekend. The Beavers will compete in both track and field events Friday and Saturday in Fargo, N.D., while the throwers will head to Duluth, Minn., Saturday to compete.\nStewart and 4x400m relay records highlight successful UND Indoor Open\nSophomore Venice Stewart and the 4x400-meter relay team highlighted a successful showing for the Bemidji State University women\u2019s track and field team Saturday at the UND Indoor Open as two program records were broken. Stewart broke her previous BSU record in the 60m dash while hitting an NCAA provisional qualifying marks.\nTrack and Field aim to continue success at UND Indoor Open\nThe 2019 schedule continues for the Bemidji State University track and field program with a trip across Highway 2 to take part in the University of North Dakota Indoor Open Jan. 26 in Grand Forks, N.D. BSU will take part in the event for the second consecutive season, which begins at 12 p.m. Saturday.\nCross Country, Track and Field add distance runner to 2018 signing class\nThe Bemidji State University cross country and track and field head coach Kevin Kean has announced the addition of distance runner Jasmine Rascon to the program\u2019s 21018-19 signing class. Rascon will run for both programs after signing a National Letter of Intent to join BSU next fall.\nMultiple Beaver Track and Field records set at Twin Ports Invite\nThe Bemidji State University women\u2019s track and field team saw multiple program records fall Saturday afternoon as the team competed at the Twin Ports Invite in Superior, Wis. Senior Christa Benson, freshman Kylie Monson, and the 4x1600-meter relay team of Ashley Herdering, Allyna Storms, Ryne Prigge, and Kristen Petron each set Beavers records in their respective events.\nWomen\u2019s Track and Field returns to action at Twin Ports Invite Saturday\nThe Bemidji State University track and field program returns to indoor action Saturday, Jan. 19 at the Twin Ports Invite hosted by University of Wisconsin-Superior. The meet begins at 11 a.m. with field events followed at 12 p.m. with running events at Lydia Thering Fieldhouse.\nMarshall, Minn.\nWomen's Track & Field Links More",
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        "raw_content": "(c)iStock.com/Jacob Ammentorp Lund\nEarlier this year, researchers revealed the average person\u2019s attention span is eight seconds. That\u2019s one second less than the average attention span of a goldfish, and roughly how long it took to read this sentence.\nThis change in attention span is arguably a result of consumers becoming digital multi-taskers, known to switch media platforms as many as 27 times an hour.\nUsing multiple devices to consume content, consumers are faced with a myriad of diversions such as websites, social media, SMS, games and broadcast programming, leaving little room for much else.\nAs a result, marketing content across all channels is increasingly competing for attention in a vast sea of digital distractions. 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        "raw_content": "Adress: Calle Sombrano, Uncastillo, Zaragoza, Spain.\nUncastillo Castle lies, in a village by the same name, in the province of Zaragoza in Spain.\nThe village of Uncastillo sprawls in concentric circles around a large flat rock with sheer, vertical sides; called Ayll\u00f3n. On the flat top of this rock there is some 6600 square meters of space, in the shape of an irregular oval of about 115 by 75 meters. There are several vestiges of walls but nothing else that remains from the 10th or 11th century. Because in 921 it was known as 'Unuh Qastil', a Muslim fortification.\nIn 1033 it was integrated in the Kingdom of Aragon and it became known as 'Unum Castrum'. It was an important Aragonese border castle and protected the lands against the nearby Kingdom of Navarre. Although its importance it was a primitive castle with a single tower. The space on top of the rock was divided by a, now disappeared, wall into a larger and a smaller area. On the furthest edge of the smaller area, which was slightly higher, stood the square keep, we see today, dominating the village. Its dimensions are about 10x10 meters and it has 3 stories. Around 1356 the dividing wall was partly torn down to build a small Gothic mansion. It has a rectangular groundplan and had 2 stories, the upper one reached by a spiral staircase in a small, graceful, octagonal tower. It then became known as 'Uno Castello'.\nThe war of Succession however, in the 14th century, left the castle dismantled, with reduced outer walls, the ruined single tower and the small ruined Gothic mansion.\nIn the 20th century the keep was partially reconstructed. Surprisingly, there is a nice little museum in the keep and you can climb up on the top of the keep. The village itself is also very nice to visit; there are several old Gothic buildings. In recent years the Gothic mansion has also been partially restored.",
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        "raw_content": "This web page contains the full text of Presidential Decree No. 1152 [PHILIPPINE ENVIRONMENT CODE]\nPRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1152 [PHILIPPINE ENVIRONMENT CODE]\nWHEREAS, the broad spectrum of environment has become a matter of vital concern to the government;\nWHEREAS, the national leadership has taken a step towards this direction by creating the National Environment Protection Council under Presidential Decree No. 1121;\nWHEREAS, it is necessary that the creation of the Council be complemented with the launching of a comprehensive program of environmental protection and management;\nWHEREAS, such a program can assume tangible and meaningful significance only by establishing specific environment management policies and prescribing environment quality standards in a Philippine Environment Code.\nNOW, THEREFORE, I, Ferdinand E. 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In classifying said waters, the National Pollution Control Commission shall take into account, among others, the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. the existing quality of the body of water at the time of classification;\nb. the size, depth, surface area covered, volume, direction, rate of flow, gradient of stream; and\nc. the most beneficial uses of said bodies of water and lands bordering them for residential, agricultural, commercial, industrial, navigational, recreational, and aesthetic purposes.\nSection 16 Reclassification of Waters Based on Intended Beneficial Use\nWhere the public interest so requires, the National Pollution Control Commission, in coordination with appropriate government agencies, shall reclassify a body of water based on the intended beneficial use and take such steps as may be necessary to upgrade the quality of said water. Other government agencies may adopt higher standards for a particular body of water, subject to the approval of the National Pollution Control Commission.\nSection 17 Upgrading of Water Quality\nWhere the quality of water has deteriorated to a degree where its state will adversely affect its best usage, the government agencies concerned shall take such measures as may be necessary to upgrade the quality of such water to meet the prescribed water quality standards.\nSection 18 Water Quality Standards\nThe National Pollution Control Commission shall prescribe quality and effluent standards consistent with the guidelines set by the National Environmental Protection Council and the classification of waters prescribed in the preceding sections, taking into consideration, among others, the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. the standard of water quality or purity may vary according to beneficial uses; and\nb. the technology relating to water pollution control.\nChapter II Protection and Improvement of Water Quality\nSection 19 Enforcement and Coordination\nThe production, utilization, storage and distribution of hazardous, toxic and other substances such as radioactive materials, heavy metals, pesticides, fertilizers, and oils, and disposal, discharge and dumping of untreated wastewater, mine-tailings and other substances that may pollute any body of water of the Philippines resulting from normal operations of industries, water-borne sources, and other human activities, as well as those resulting from accidental spills and discharges shall be regulated by appropriate government agencies pursuant to their respective charters and enabling legislations. In the performance of the above functions, the government agencies concerned shall coordinate with the National Environmental Protection Council and furnish the latter with such information as may be necessary to enable it to attain its objectives under Presidential Decree No. 1121.\nSection 20 Clean-up Operations\nIt shall be the responsibility of the polluter to contain, remove and clean-up water pollution incidents at his own expense. In case of his failure to do so, the government agencies concerned shall undertake containment, removal and clean-up operations and expenses incurred in said operations shall be charged against the persons and/or entities responsible for such pollution.\nSection 21 Water Quality Monitoring and Surveillance\nThe various government agencies concerned with environmental protection shall establish to the greatest extent practicable a water quality surveillance and monitoring network with sufficient stations and sampling schedules to meet the needs of the country. Said water quality surveillance network shall put to maximum use the capabilities of such government agencies. Each agency involved in such network shall report to the National Environment Protection Council the results of these monitoring activities as the need arises.\nTITLE III LAND USE MANAGEMENT\nSection 22 Purposes\na. to provide a rational, orderly and efficient acquisition, utilization and disposition of land its resources in order to derive therefrom maximum benefits; and\nb. to encourage the prudent use and conservation of land resources in order to prevent an imbalance between the nation\u2019s needs and such resources.\nSection 23 National Land Use Scheme\nThe Human Settlements Commission, in coordination with the appropriate agencies of the government, shall formulate and recommend to the National Environmental Protection Council a land use scheme consistent with the purpose of this Title.chanrobles virtualawlibrary\nThe Land Use Scheme shall include, among others, the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. a science-based and technology-oriented land inventory and classification system;\nb. a determination of present land uses, the extent to which they are utilized, under-utilized, rendered idle or abandoned;\nc. a comprehensive and accurate determination of the adaptability of the land for community development, agriculture, industry, commerce, and other fields of endeavor;\nd. a method of identification of areas where uncontrolled development could result in irreparable damage to important historic, or aesthetic values, or nature systems or processes of national significance;\ne. a method for exercising control by the appropriate government agencies over the use of land in area of critical environmental concern and areas impacted by public facilities including, but not limited to, airports, highways, bridges, ports and wharves, buildings and other infrastructure projects;\nf. a method to ensure the consideration of regional development and land use in local regulations;\ng. a policy for influencing the location of new communities and methods for assuring appropriate controls over the use of land around new communities;\nh. a system of controls and regulations pertaining to areas and development activities designed to ensure that any source of pollution will not be located where it would result in a violation of any applicable environmental pollution control regulations; and\ni. a recommended method for the periodic revisions and updating of the national land use scheme to meet changing conditions.\nSection 24 Location of Industries\nIn the location of industries, factories, plants, depots and similar industrial establishments, the regulating or enforcing agencies of the government shall take into consideration the social, economic, geographic and significant environmental impact of said establishments.\nTITLE IV NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND CONSERVATION\nThe purpose of this Title are:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. to provide the basics on the management and conservation of the country\u2019s natural resources to obtain the optimum benefits therefrom and to preserve the same for the future generations; and\nb. to provide general measures through which the aforesaid policy may be carried out effectively.\nChapter I Fisheries and Aquatic Resources\nSection 26 Management Policy\nThe National government, through the Department of Natural Resources, shall establish a system of rational exploitation of fisheries and aquatic resources within the Philippine territory and shall encourage citizen participation therein to maintain and/or enhance the optimum and continuous productivity of the same.\nSection 27 Measures for Rational Exploitation\nMeasures for the rational exploitation of fisheries and other aquatic resources may include, but shall not be limited to, the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. undertaking manpower and expertise development;\nb. acquiring the necessary facilities and equipment;\nc. regulating the marketing of threatened species of fish or other aquatic resources;\nd. reviewing all existing rules and regulations on the exploitation of fisheries and aquatic resources with a view to formulating guidelines for the systematic and effective enforcement thereof; and\ne. conserving the vanishing species of fish and aquatic resources such as turtles, sea snakes, crocodiles, corals, as well as maintaining the mangrove areas, marshes and inland areas, coral reef areas and islands serving as sanctuaries for fish and other aquatic life.\nChapter II Wildlife\nThe National Government, through the Department of Natural Resources, shall establish a system of rational exploitation and conservation of wildlife resources and shall encourage citizen participation in the maintenance and/or enhancement of their continuous productivity.\nMeasures for rational exploitation of wildlife resources may include, but shall not be limited to, the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. regulating the marketing of threatened wildlife resources;\nb. reviewing all existing rules and regulations on the exploitation of wildlife resources with a view of formulating guidelines for the systematic and effective enforcement thereof; and\nc. conserving the threatened species of fauna, increasing their rate of production, maintaining their original habitat, habitat manipulation, determining limits, population control in relation to the carrying capacity of any given area, banning of indiscriminate and/or destructive means of catching or hunting them.\nChapter III Forestry and Soil Conservation\nSection 30 Management Policy for Forestry\nThe National Government, through the Department of Natural Resources shall undertake a system of rational exploitation forest resources and shall encourage citizen participation therein to keep the country\u2019s forest resources at maximum productivity at all times.\nSection 31 Measures for Rational Exploitation of Forest Resources\nMeasures for the rational exploitation of forest resources may include, but shall not be limited to the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. regulating the marketing of threatened forest resources;\nb. reviewing all existing rules and regulations on the exploitation of forest resources with a view of formulating guidelines for the systematic and efficient enforcement thereof;\nc. conserving threatened species of flora as well as increasing their rate of propagation; the banning of destructive modes of exploitation, kaingin making or shifting cultivation, indiscriminate harvesting of minor forest products, the recycling methods of waste materials; and\nd. carrying out a continuing effort on reforestation; timber stand improvement; forest protection; land classification; forest occupancy management; agri-silviculture; range management; agri-silvicultural/kaingin management; multiple use forest; timber management; and forest research.\nSection 32 Management Policy on Soil Conservation\nThe National Government, through the Department of Natural Resources and the Department Agriculture, shall likewise undertake a soil conservation program including therein the identification and protection of critical watershed areas, encouragement of scientific farming techniques, physical and biological means of soil conservation, and short-term and long-term researches and technology for effective soil conservation.\nSection 33 Use of Fertilizers and Pesticides\nThe use of fertilizers and pesticides in agriculture shall be regulated, prescribing therefore a tolerance level in their use. Their use shall be monitored by appropriate government agencies to provide empirical data for effective regulation.\nChapter IV Flood Control and Natural Calamities\nSection 34 Measures in Flood Control Program\nIn addition to the pertinent provisions of existing laws, the following shall be included in a soil erosion, sediment and flood control program:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. the control of soil erosion on the banks of rivers, the shores or lakes and the sea-shores;\nb. the control of flow and flooding in and from rivers and lakes;\nc. the conservation of water which, for purposes of this Section shall mean forms of water, but shall not include captive water;\nd. the needs of fisheries and wildlife and all other recreational uses of natural water;\ne. measures to control the damming, diversion, taking, and use of natural water, so far as any such act may affect the quality and availability of natural water for other purposes; and\nf. measures to stimulate research in matters relating to natural water and soil conservation and the application of knowledge thereby acquired.\nSection 35 Measures to Mitigate Destructive Effects of Calamities\nThe national government, through the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration, shall promote intensified and concerted research efforts on weather modification, typhoon, earthquake, tsunami, storm surge, and other tropical natural phenomena in order to bring about any significant effect to mitigate or prevent their destructive effects.\nChapter V Energy Development\nSection 36 Policy\nConsistent with the environmental protection policies, the national government, through the Energy Development Board, shall undertake an energy development program encouraging therein the utilization of invariant sources such as solar, wind and tidal energy.\nSection 37 Measures for Energy Development\nMeasures for energy development program may include, but shall not be limited to, the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. setting up pilot plants utilizing invariant sources of energy;\nb. training of technical personnel for purposes of energy development; and\nc. conducting researches aimed at developing technology for energy development.\nSection 38 Safety Measures on Energy Development\nRules and regulations shall be promulgated to prevent or mitigate the adverse effects of energy development on the environment. For this purpose, all nuclear powered plants and plants exploring and utilizing geothermal energy, whether owned or controlled by private or government entities shall:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. observe internationally accepted standards of safely; and\nb. provide safety devises to ensure the health and welfare of their personnel as well as the surrounding community.\nChapter VI Conservation and Utilization of Surface Ground Waters\nIn addition to existing laws, the national government through the National Water Resources Council in coordination with other appropriate government agencies, shall prescribe measures for the conservation and improvement of the quality of Philippine water resources and provide for the prevention, control and abatement of water pollution.\nChapter VII Mineral Resources\nThe National Government, through the Department of Natural Resources, shall undertake a system of gainful exploitation and rational and efficient utilization of mineral resources and shall encourage citizen participation in this endeavor.\nSection 41 Measures for Exploitation and Utilization of Mineral Resources\nMeasures for the gainful exploitation and rational and efficient utilization of such mineral resources may include, but shall not be limited to, the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. increasing research and development in mineral resources technology;\nb. training of additional technical manpower needed in geology, geophysics, mining engineering, and related fields;\nc. regulating the exploitation of identified mineral reserves;\nd. accelerating the exploitation of undiscovered mineral deposits; and\ne. encouraging the establishment of processing plants for refined metal.\nTITLE V WASTE MANAGEMENT\na. to set guidelines for waste management with a view to ensuring its effectiveness;\nb. to encourage, promote and stimulate technological, educational, economic and social efforts to prevent environmental damage and unnecessary loss of valuable resources of the nation through recovery, recycling and re-use of wastes and waste products; and\nc. to provide measures to guide and encourage appropriate government agencies in establishing sound, efficient, comprehensive and effective waste management.\nChapter I Enforcement and Guidelines\nSection 43 Waste Management Programs\nPreparation and implementation of waste management programs shall be required for all provinces, cities and municipalities. The Department of Local Government and Community Development shall promulgate guidelines for the formulation and establishment of waste management program.chanrobles virtualawlibrary\nEvery waste management program shall include the following:chanroblesvirtuallawlibrary\na. an orderly system of operation consistent with the needs of the area concerned;\nb. a provision that the operation will not create pollution of any kind or will constitute public nuisance;\nc. a system for safe and sanitary disposal of waste;\nd. a provision that existing plans affecting the development, use and protection of air, water or natural resources shall be considered;\ne. schedules and methods of implementing the development, construction and operation of the plan together with the estimated costs; and\nf. a provision for the periodic revision of the program to ensure its effective implementation.\nSection 44 Responsibility of Local Government\nEach province, city or municipality shall provide measures to facilitate collection, transportation, processing and disposal of waste within its jurisdiction in coordination with other government agencies concerned. For this purpose, the national government shall provide the necessary subsidy to local governments upon request made through the National Environmental Protection Council and subject to such terms and conditions as the latter may provide.\nChapter II Methods of Solid Waste Disposal\nSection 45 Solid Waste Disposal\nSolid waste disposal shall be by sanitary landfill, incineration, composting, and other methods as may be approved by competent government authority.\nSection 46 Sanitary Landfills\nLocal governments, including private individuals, corporations or organizations may operate or propose to operate one or more sanitary landfills. An entity proposing to operate a sanitary landfill shall submit to the appropriate government agency an operational work plan showing, among other things, a map of the proposed work location, disposal areas for rubbish, garbage, refuse and other waste matter; and the equipment or machinery needed to accomplish its operations. In no case shall land-fill or work locations under this Section be located along any shore or coast-line, or along the banks of rivers and streams, lakes, throughout their entire length, in violation of any existing rules and regulations.\nSection 47 Incineration and Composting Plants\nThe installation and establishment of incineration or composting plants, or the alteration/modification of any part thereof shall be regulated by the local governments concerned in coordination with the National Pollution Control Commission.\nSection 48 Disposal Sites\nThe location of solid waste disposal sites shall conform with existing zoning, land use standards, and pollution control regulations.\nSection 49 Dumping into the Sea and Other Navigable Waters\nThe dumping or disposal of solid wastes into the sea and any body of water in the Philippines, including shore-lines and river banks, where the wastes are likely to be washed into the water is prohibited. However, dumping of solid wastes or other materials into the sea or any navigable waters shall be permitted in case of immediate or imminent danger to life and property, subject to the rules and regulations of the Philippine Coast Guard and the National Pollution Control Commission.chanrobles virtualawlibrary\nGovernment agencies and private entities which are undertaking solid waste management programs shall make consultations with the government agencies concerned with respect to the effects of such dumping to the marine environment and navigation.\nChapter III Methods of Liquid Waste Disposal\nSection 50 Liquid Waste Disposal\nWastewater from manufacturing plants, industries, community, or domestic sources shall be treated either physically, biologically or chemically prior to disposal in accordance with the rules and regulations promulgated by proper government authority.\nSection 51 Applicability of Section 49\nThe provisions of Section 49 hereof shall likewise apply to the dumping or disposal of liquid waste into the sea and other bodies of water.\nTITLE VI MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS\nSection 52 Population Environment Balance\nIn the assessment of development projects, the National Environmental Protection Council, hereinafter referred to in this Title as the Council, shall take into consideration their effect on population with a view to achieving a rational and orderly balance between man and his environment.\nSection 53 Environment Education\nThe Department of Education and Culture shall integrate subjects on environmental education in its school curricula at all levels. It shall also endeavor to conduct special community education emphasizing the relationship of man and nature as well as environmental sanitation and practices.chanrobles virtualawlibrary\nThe Council and other government agencies implementing environmental protection laws in coordination with public information agencies of the government shall undertake public information activities for the purpose of stimulating awareness and encouraging involvement in environmental protection.\nSection 54 Environmental Research\nThe Council shall undertake and/or promote continuing studies and research programs on environmental management and shall, from time to time, determine priority areas of environmental research.\nSection 55 Monitoring and Dissemination of Environmental Information of Foreign Origin\nThe Council shall keep itself informed of current environmental developments by obtaining information and literature from foreign sources through the Department of Foreign Affairs, government agencies and other entities, both domestic and foreign. 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The Council may, however, in the exercise of its powers and functions under Presidential Decree No. 1121, inquire into any action or issue of environmental significance.\nSection 61 Public Hearings\nThe Council may, whenever it deems necessary, conduct public hearings on issue of environmental significance.\nSection 62 Definition of Terms\nAs used in this Code.chanrobles virtualawlibrary\na. Ambient Air Quality means the average atmospheric purity as distinguished from discharge measurements taken at the source of pollution. It is the general amount of pollution present in a broad area.\nb. Emission means the act of passing into the atmosphere an air contaminant, pollutant, gas stream and unwanted sound from a known source.\nc. Water Quality means the characteristics of water which define its use in terms of physical, chemical, and biological contents; hence, the quality of water for domestic use is different from industrial use.\nd. Water Quality Surveillance means a close and continuous supervision of the water quality to detect development, movement, or charges in the characteristics of the water.\ne. Water Quality Standard means a plan that is established by governmental authority as a program for water pollution prevention and abatement. Such standard may include water classification and the criteria to support the uses of the water.\nf. Effluent Standards means restrictions established to limit levels of concentration of physical, chemical, and biological constituents which are discharged from point sources.\ng. Clean-up Operations refers to activities conducted in removing the pollutants discharged or spilled in water to restore it to pre-spill condition.\nh. Accidental Spills refers to spills of oil or other hazardous substances in water that result from accidents such as collisions and groundings.\ni. 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        "raw_content": "Home City Life Revving It Up At Chatt State\nRevving It Up At Chatt State\nby Carson O'Shoney\nPull your leather jacket out of the closet. The Hot Rod Power Tour is coming back to Chattanooga.\nThe tour is a seven-day, seven city event, during which thousands of people drive their beloved hot rods, muscle cars, custom trucks and more from city to city. Now in its 19th year, the tour returns to Chattanooga after first stopping in the Scenic City in 2010. The event is expected to attract more than 6,000 participants and even more spectators, with an estimated local economic impact of $1 million.\nThe local stop of the tour\u2014\u201cCoker Tire Cruise Night\u201d\u2014will take place June 6 at Chattanooga State Community College, from noon until 7 p.m. Admission is free for spectators, and locals who want to show off their own hot rods can register their cars for the day and participate in the activities.\nThe sponsor of the event, Coker Tire, will also be throwing a free block party around their downtown offices at 1317 Chestnut St. beginning at 5 p.m. This party is meant to bring some of the hot rods to the downtown area so more Chattanoogans can have a chance to rev their engines.\nIf you love loud engines and fast cars, don\u2019t miss out on this one-day-only event. The Power Tour doesn\u2019t often visit cities twice, let alone three times, so this may be your last chance to hear those thousands of hot rods revving in harmony. For more information on registration or the events, visit www.hotrod.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Hyping Islam 's role in the History of Science\nThe American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) claims for its journal Science\n'the largest paid circulation of any peer\u2014reviewed general science journal in the world, with an estimated total readership of one million.'\nThus when it publishes a politically correct history of the relationship between science and Islam, as filled with errors as a garbage can left too long in the sun is filled with maggots, its falsehoods enter credulous and influential minds on every continent, including Antarctica.\n'Science in the Arab World: Vision of Glories Beyond' by Wasim Maziak in the June 3, 2005, issue of Science, cites as its sole source for Islamic history 'the historian James Burke.' Burke has written that the invention of lens\u2014grinding lathes led to hairdressing, that Mozart's Marriage of Figaro brought about the development of the stealth fighter jet, and that the Boston Tea Party caused the invention of contact lenses. One can easily and quickly verify that Mr. Burke is no historian, but a television star, by pulling up information about him on Amazon.com, where even his admirers admit to his \"snarkiness.\"\nRather than refuting all of the snarky errors in this snarky history, I will focus on a single snarky paragraph:\nOf equal importance to the Arab\u2014Islamic scientific discoveries on the European Renaissance was the reintroduction of ancient Greece's natural philosophy by way of translations by Islamic scholars. The historian James Burke identifies several knowledge shocks that ignited the Renaissance. One was delivered by Ibn\u2014Sina (Avicenna, 980 to 1037), whose Kitab Al\u2014Shifa ('The Book of Healing') introduced medieval Europe to the principles of logic and their use to gain knowledge and understanding of the universe. Another major shock was delivered by Ibn\u2014Rushd (Averroes, 1126 to 1198), whose writings and commentaries reintroduced to medieval Europe the Aristotelian approach to studying nature by observation and reasoning.\nThe 'Islamic scholars' who translated 'ancient Greece's natural philosophy' were a curious group of Muslims, since all or almost all of the translators from Greek to Arabic were Christians or Jews, as were the translators from Arabic to Latin. Consider the astonishing statement of Bernard Lewis in The Muslim Discovery of Europe:\nWe know of no Muslim scholar or man of letters before the eighteenth century who sought to learn a western language, still less of any attempt to produce grammars, dictionaries, or other language tools.\nTranslations are few and far between. Those that are known are works chosen for practical purposes [philosophy being considered a practical discipline] and the translations are made by converts [who knew western languages before conversion] or non\u2014Muslims.\nAccording to Franz Rosenthal in The Classical Heritage in Islam,\n'Almost all of the translators [from Greek into Syriac or Hebrew or from Greek, Syriac, or Hebrew into Arabic] were Christians.'\nOne possible exception is Masarjawaih, who may have been a Jew. Another is Thabit b. Qurrah (ca. 834\u2014901 A.D.), a 'heathen' Sabian from Harran.\nSimilarly, 'Aristoteles latinus' by Bernard Dod, a chapter of The Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy, provides a comprehensive list of medieval translations of Aristotle from Arabic into Latin, none by Islamic scholars\u2014unless by 'Islamic' one means 'Christian or Jewish.'\nBut if Islamic scholars did not actually translate ancient Greece's natural philosophy from Greek into Arabic and from Arabic into Latin, didn't they at least preserve these works? Didn't they rescue Plato and Aristotle from oblivion? They 'ignited the Renaissance.' Didn't they?\nNo, they did not. Plato did not make the long journey from Greek to Syriac or Hebrew to Arabic to Latin, and Western Europeans preferred [surprise!] translations of Aristotle directly from the Greek, which were not only superior but also more readily available.\nAccording to Charles Burnett in 'Arabic into Latin,' a chapter of The Cambridge Companion to Arabic Philosophy,\n'The Republic of Plato, though translated into Arabic, was not subsequently translated into Latin.'\nThus, the only work of Plato translated into Arabic did not make its way back to the West.\nIn A History of Philosophy, Frederick Copleston says that\n'it is a mistake to imagine that the Latin scholastics were entirely dependent upon translations from Arabic or even that translation from the Arabic always preceded translation from the Greek.'\nIndeed, 'translation from the Greek generally preceded translation from the Arabic.' This view is confirmed by Peter Dronke in A History of Twelfth\u2014Century Western Philosophy:\nNote that Latin versions of a number of learned Greek works (Euclid, Ptolemy) came through translations from the Arabic; most of the works of Aristotle, however, were translated directly from the Greek, and only exceptionally by way of an Arabic intermediary...translations from the Arabic must be given their full importance, but not more. Another confirmation comes from Dod, according to whom the following were first translated from Greek:\nCategories, De interpretatione, Prior Analytics, Posterior Analytics, Topics, Sophistici elenchi, Physics, De generatione et corruptione, Meteorologica (Book IV), De anima, De sensu, De memoria, De somno, De longitudine, De inventute, De respiratione, De morte, De animalibus (De progressu, De motu), Metaphysics, Nicomachean Ethics, Eudemian Ethics, Politics, Oeconomica, Rhetoric, Rhetorica ad Alexandrum, and Poetics. Only the following were first translated from Arabic: De caelo, Meteorologica (Books I\u2014III), and De animalibus (Historia, De partibus, De generatione).\nSo the great rescue of Greek philosophy by translation into Arabic turns out to mean no rescue of Plato and the transmission of Latin translations of Arabic translations of Greek texts of Aristotle, either directly or more often via Syriac or Hebrew, to a Christendom that already had the Greek texts and had already translated most of them into Latin, with almost all of the work of translation from any of these languages into any other having been done by Christians and Jews and none of it by Muslims.\nBut if Islamic scholars did not actually translate ancient Greece's natural philosophy from Greek into Arabic and from Arabic into Latin, did not actually rescue Plato and Aristotle from oblivion, and did not actually ignite the Renaissance with them, didn't they create a vibrant and superior philosophy?\nWere not Avicenna and Averroes great? Great they were, and philosophers too, but not exactly Islamic ones.\nIslamic philosophy is a misnomer; at least, what we in the West think of as Islamic philosophy is. It is not Islamic in the sense of being rooted in Islam or even in the weaker sense of being melded to it. It is based rather on those vaunted translations from Greek and has a higher allegiance to Neoplatonism than to Islam. It considered philosophy the highest expression of truth, available only to the wisest, and Islam a lower expression suitable for the masses. It believed that the Koran is temporal, not eternal, and that God knows only universals, not particulars. In short, it was in opposition to what we and most Muslims think of as Islam.\nIn A History of Islamic Societies (Cambridge University Press, 2002), Ira M. Lapidus, Professor Emeritus at Berkeley, a mild and genial apologist for Islam, admits that\n[Islamic] philosophers did not truly reconcile Greek thought to Islam; rather, they tried to rationalize their acceptance of Greek philosophy in terms of Islam. Their metaphysical and religious mentality was based on Greek opinions rather than Quranic tradition.\nPhilosophy, they thought, was a higher vision, superior to the revealed but inferior version of truth known as Islam.\nThey were 'remote from the mainstream of Islamic religious and cultural trends.'\nIf we want to find Islamic philosophy that is characteristically Islamic, we have to leave Avicenna and Averroes behind and enter a realm that not even James Burke, Wasim Maziak and the American Association for the Advancement of Science can claim had anything to do with the Renaissance or the Scientific Revolution. Instead, they swirl around in an eddy outside of the main current of Islamic thought.\nTo elevate Islam, Maziak even caricatures medieval Christianity. In Science he writes that Avicenna\n'introduced medieval Europe to the principles of logic and their use to gain knowledge and understanding of the universe';\nand Averroes\n'reintroduced to medieval Europe the Aristotelian approach to studying nature by observation and reasoning.'\nThe caption of a picture of Avicenna in the article in Science says that he helped bring about the Renaissance by\n'advocating the use of reason and logic as the way to gain knowledge.'\nIf this means that Avicenna believed that reason and logic were the way to gain knowledge, he was not a Muslim. If he believed that they were a way to knowledge, with whom was he arguing?\nTo whom was it necessary to advocate the use of reason and logic? 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In this paper we maintain, however, that by focusing on planning policies and the spatio-legal mechanisms deployed by the state to expropriate Bedouin land, one overlooks additional technologies and processes that have had a significant impact on the social production of space in the Negev. One such site is the struggle over the right to education, which, as we show, is intricately tied to the organization of space and the population inhabiting that space. We illustrate how the right to education has been utilized as an instrument of tacit displacement deployed to relocate and concentrate the Bedouin population in planned governmental towns. Simultaneously, however, we show how Bedouin activists have continuously invoked the right to education, using it as a tool for reinforcing their sumud. The struggle for education in the Israeli Negev is, in other words, an integral part of the struggle for and over land.\nTopic: Human Rights, International Affairs\n2. Olive Cultivation in the Galilee, 1948\u20131955: Hegemony and Resistance\nAuthor: Jeffrey Reger\nAbstract: Drawing on Arabic, English, and Hebrew language sources from the British and Israeli archives, this article seeks to bridge the catastrophic rupture of 1948 to the early 1950s and to trace the changing relationship between ordinary Palestinian olive cultivators in the Galilee and the newly established Israeli state. In contrast with studies that center on the continued expulsion of Palestinians and extension of control over land by the state and state-supported actors in the aftermath of the Nakba, this study examines those Palestinians who stayed on their land and how they responded to Israeli agricultural and food control policies that they saw as discriminatory to the point of being existential threats. Beyond analysis of Israeli state policy toward olive growers and olive oil producers, this article brings in rare Palestinian voices from the time, highlighting examples of Palestinian resistance to the Israeli state\u2019s practices of confiscation and discrimination.\nTopic: Human Rights, International Political Economy, International Affairs\n3. Gendered Violence in Israeli Detention\nAuthor: Sahar Francis\nAbstract: Women have been instrumental to the Palestinian liberation struggle from its inception, and the role they have played in political, civil, and armed resistance has been as critical, if not as visible, as that of their male counterparts. In addition to experiencing the same forms of repression as men, be it arrest, indefinite detention, or incarceration, Palestinian women have also been subjected to sexual violence and other gendered forms of coercion at the hands of the Israeli occupation regime. Drawing on testimonies from former and current female prisoners, this paper details Israel\u2019s incarceration policies and examines their consequences for Palestinian women and their families. It argues that Israel uses the incarceration of women as a weapon to undermine Palestinian resistance and to fracture traditionally cohesive social relations; and more specifically, that the prison authorities subject female prisoners to sexual and gender-based violence as a psychological weapon to break them and, by extension, their children.\nTopic: Gender Issues, Human Rights\n4. Rasmea Odeh: The Case of an Indomitable Woman\nAuthor: Nehad Khader\nAbstract: In this profile of Rasmea Odeh, JPS examines the case of a Palestinian woman who has been incarcerated in both Israel and the United States. After a decade of confinement in Israel, Odeh was freed in a prisoner exchange in 1979. Following deportation from the occupied Palestinian territories, she became a noted social justice and women\u2019s rights organizer, first in Lebanon and Jordan, and later in the U.S., where she built the now over 800-strong Arab Women\u2019s Committee of Chicago. In April 2017, Odeh accepted a plea bargain that would lead to her deportation from the United States after a years-long legal battle to overturn a devastating conviction on charges of immigration fraud. Observers, legal experts, and supporters consider the case to \u201creek of political payback,\u201d in the words of longtime Palestine solidarity activist, author, and academic Angela Davis. Odeh\u2019s generosity of spirit, biting wit, and easy smile did not desert her throughout the years that she fought her case. To know Odeh is to be reminded that the work of organizing for social justice is about the collective rather than the individual, and that engagement, relationship building, and trust are the foundations of such work.\nTopic: Gender Issues, Human Rights, International Affairs, Prisons/Penal Systems\n5. The Idolatry of Force: How Israel Embraced Targeted Killing\nAuthor: Paul Aaron Gaston\nAbstract: Not until the Second Intifada did assassination emerge as an explicit, legally codified, and publicly announced doctrine of so-called targeted killing in Israel. This study, the first of a two-part series, explores the doctrine\u2019s historical roots and ideological lineage and tracks its rise under the premiership of Ariel Sharon. Targeted killing became institutionalized not just to reduce direct and imminent threats against Israelis but also to mobilize electoral support, field- test weapons and tactics, and eliminate key figures in order to sow chaos and stunt the development of an effective Palestinian national movement. The study frames the analysis within a wider meditation on Israel\u2019s idolatry of force. As much symbolic performance as military technique, targeted killing reenacts and ritualizes Palestinian humiliation and helplessness in the face of the Zionist state\u2019s irresistible power, making this dynamic appear a fact of life, ordained and immutable.\nTopic: International Organization, International Affairs, Armed Forces, Border Control\n6. A Newer Hamas? The Revised Charter\nAuthor: Khaled Hroub\nAbstract: On 1 May 2017, Hamas released its \u201cDocument of General Principles and Policies\u201d following years of periodic speculation that the movement was working on a new political platform. Heralded by some as a significant milestone in Hamas\u2019s political thought and practice, the document reiterates longstanding positions but also lays out some new ones. Given the timing of its release, as well as its contents and possible implications, the document could be considered Hamas\u2019s new charter: it details the organization\u2019s views on the struggle against \u201cthe Zionist project\u201d and Israel and outlines its strategies to counter that project. This essay aims to provide a fine-grained analysis of the substance, context, and ramifications of the recently released document. The discussion starts with an overview highlighting aspects of the document that could be considered departures from Hamas\u2019s original 1988 charter, and pointing to changes in the movement\u2019s discourse, both in form and substance. A contextual analysis then probes the regional, international, and internal impetuses behind the issuance of the document. Finally, the discussion concludes with a look at the possible implications for the movement itself, as well as for the Palestinians and for Israel.\nTopic: International Security, International Affairs, Border Control, Geopolitics\n7. Criminalizing Resistance: The Cases of Balata and Jenin Refugee Camps\nAuthor: Alaa Tartir\nAbstract: The Palestinian Authority (PA) adopted donor-driven security sector reform (SSR) as the linchpin to its post-2007 state-building project. As SSR proceeded, the occupied West Bank became a securitized space and the theater for PA security campaigns whose ostensible purpose was to establish law and order. This article tackles the consequences of the PA\u2019s security campaigns in Balata and Jenin refugee camps from the people\u2019s perspective through a bottom-up ethnographic methodological approach. These voices from below problematize and examine the security campaigns, illustrating how and why resistance against Israel has been criminalized. The article concludes by arguing that conducting security reform to ensure stability within the context of colonial occupation and without addressing the imbalances of power can only ever have two outcomes: \u201cbetter\u201d collaboration with the occupying power and a violation of Palestinians\u2019 security and national rights by their own security forces.\n8. Special Feature on Palestinian Migration, 1870\u20131940\nAuthor: Cecilia Baeza\nAbstract: THE THREE PAPERS that comprise this dossier explore the intraregional and intercontinental mobilities of Palestinians during the late Ottoman period and the British Mandate. While several studies have focused on both the processes of integration and diasporization of Palestinian migrants in their host countries,1 the papers in this dossier address the political and cultural implications of this migration for Palestinian society in Palestine, from the 1920s until the establishment of Israel in 1948. Although emigration from Ottoman and Mandate-era Palestine was proportionally much smaller than that from Lebanon and Syria, the three articles provide an insightful contribution to Palestinian social history, in particular for the pre-1948 period, which has aroused unabated interest in Palestinian historiography since the 1990s.2 The authors\u2014all historians\u2014have carried out groundbreaking research that sheds light on the Palestinian nation- building process from an original and lesser-known point of view, that of migrants. This decentered observation lens proves remarkably relevant to thinking about the political, social, and cultural changes that supported the construction of a modern national consciousness in Pales\n9. Claiming Identities in Palestine: Migration and Nationality under the Mandate\nAuthor: Lauren Banko\nAbstract: In the decades just prior to the end of World War I, residents of the Ottoman Empire\u2019s provinces alternated with ease between a variety of personal identities and affiliations. Overlapping imperial, supranational, and localized identities could all be claimed with flexibility by Arab travelers and migrants in the region and in the wider diaspora. Arab, and later Jewish, inhabitants of Palestine conceived of nationality as a choice based on personal understandings of identity that were not necessarily tied to domicile in a particular territory. This article traces the demise of such a notion of nationality, and its practical repercussions after 1918, showing how Palestine\u2019s emigrants and immigrants did not immediately understand or reimagine themselves as part of the more rigid nationality system imposed by the British Mandate. Analyzing regional migration into and out of Palestine during the interwar period, the study seeks to explain the ways in which a system of flexible national affiliation transformed into a rigid system of nationality based on domicile.\nTopic: Migration, International Affairs\n10. Legislating Exclusion: Palestinian Migrants and Interwar Citizenship\nAuthor: Nadim Bawalsa\nAbstract: This article explores the British Mandate\u2019s legal framework for regulating citizenship and nationality in Palestine following the post\u2013World War I fragmentation of the Ottoman Empire. It argues that the 1925 Palestinian Citizenship Order-in-Council prioritized the settlement and naturalization of Jews in Palestine, while simultaneously disenfranchising Palestinians who had migrated abroad. 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        "raw_content": "CARICOM Moving to Phase Out Incandescent Bulbs by September\nCaribbean Community (CARICOM) countries are expected to complete the phasing out of the use of incandescent bulbs by September this year, the Guyana-based CARICOM Secretariat announced Wednesday.\nIt said the regional countries are undertaking the project to become more energy efficient, on the basis of a mandate from the CARICOM Energy Ministers.\nThe Secretariat said that the plans for the phase out programme are now being developed by the CARICOM Secretariat and the CARICOM Regional Organisation for Standards and Quality (CROSQ).\nThe programme will include a roadmap to reduce the import and sale of incandescent light bulbs within the region, and will guide and support countries in the establishment of regulations and actions for the phasing out exercise.\n\u201cIf all goes according to the plan, incandescent bulbs will gradually be phased-out as energy efficiency standards for lighting are phased-in. The phase-out schedule could begin as early as January 2019 with the 100 watt incandescent bulbs, with further restrictions on smaller lamp sizes entering into force in incremental stages over a number of years,\u201d the Secretariat noted.\nThe decision to develop the phase-out programme was taken at the recently-concluded meeting of CARICOM Energy Ministers as part of the menu of quality measures that are being undertaken to steer the Community towards energy efficiency and sector regulation.\nThe incandescent light bulbs have existed for 130 years and are inefficient because they waste most of their energy. They are very cheap to manufacture and purchase, but only five per cent of the input power is converted into visible light, with the remainder converted into waste heat.\nHence, they are expensive to operate and lead to high electricity bills for households and businesses that use them. The natural successors to the incandescent bulb are compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) and Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs). These use 60-90 per cent less energy than incandescent lighting and offer a much longer lifespan, the Secretariat noted.\nIt said that in 2015, the CARICOM Ministers had approved energy perform standards for CFLs and LEDs. These standards protect consumers from \u201cunderperforming products\u201d while simultaneously protecting importers of highly efficient products from competitors saturating the market with \u201ccheaper\u201d, low performance products.\n\u201cEffort is being made for the standards for CFLs and LEDs to be adopted at national levels before year end as an assurance of quality in the efficient lighting alternatives. This is a precursor to the removal of inefficient incandescent bulbs from CARICOM markets.\u201d\nCuba was the first country in the world to successfully complete the phase-out of incandescent bulbs. In 2007, the Caribbean country banned the import and sale of incandescent bulbs and implemented a programme for their direct substitution with CFLs in households.\nAccording to reports, about 116 million incandescent bulbs were replaced by CFLs in every household in Cuba, resulting in peak demand savings of about 4,000 MW and eight million tons of carbon emissions.\nRegional Energy Efficiency Building Code\nAmong the other steps that the region has taken on the road to energy efficiency is the development of an Energy Efficiency Code for buildings within the CARICOM.\nThe Energy ministers at their meeting here last month also approved the 2018 International Energy Conservation Code, with the accompanying Caribbean Application Document, as the Regional Energy Efficient Building Code (REEBC).\nThe establishment of the REEBC is a very important step in creating a clear and generally-accepted framework for maximising the efficiency of the \u201ctotal\u201d energy services in buildings.\n\u201cThe approval paves the way for the systematic implementation of the principles and practices related to, among other things, energy efficient lamps and lighting. The phase out of incandescent bulbs is consistent with the requirements of the recently approved Energy Efficiency Code for CARICOM buildings,\u201d the Secretariat added.\nIt said within CARICOM, successful implementation of the REEBC could eliminate 15,000 barrels of imported oil and save an estimated one million US dollars in foreign exchange every day.\nSource: https://www.stlucianewsonline.com/caricom-moving-to-phase-out-incandescent-bulbs-by-september/\nCategory/ies:Energy Efficiency, Guyana News, News, Regional News.",
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        "raw_content": "F. Hary Kristiono\nVice President, Corporate Strategy\nPT Medco Energi Mining Internasional\nMr Kristiono possesses 25 years' experience in the coal industry, across Indonesia and overseas. Since 2014, he has served as the Vice President of Corporate Strategy & Commercial for Medco Energi Mining Internasional.\nPreviously to joining Medco Energi, Mr Kristiono spent 10 years with Meco Mining, developing high-sulphy coal assets. Prior to this, Mr Kristiono worked for 10 years as a marketing and logistic transport manager for BHP Billiton. Mr Kristiono's earliest professional years were spent working as a wash plant metallurgist at Arutmin Indonesia's Senakin Mine.\nHe graduated from the Mine Engineering Faculty of Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), with a major in Coal Study and an MBA in Energy Management.",
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        "raw_content": "If you are an African American how do you define what it is to be black? If you are not black, how do you define what black looks like to you? Every since I can remember, I've noticed how being black has always carried a negative connotation. Everything from being associated with evil or darkness, to black men labeled as thugs, menacing individuals, lazy folks or uneductated. But I'm here to tell you black is much more than that. Author Tour\u00e9 briefly speaks about these issues in his book titled, \"Who's Afraid of Post Blackness?\"\nPurchase the book here from Amazon\nTour\u00e9 talks about the many labels that are placed upon African Americans and the way African Americans place themselves in a box after succumbing to the perception of what they believe it is to be black. African Americans are often told to be what a stereotypical black person is by those who aren't even African American. How ridiculous is that when we all come from different backgrounds no matter how similar we look? When I read this book, I felt as though I had come across a book that spoke directly to me about what I went through growing up and what I percieved my place in the world.\nAll too often as a young kid I was critisized by those in my neighborhood for my intelligence, being accepted into private schools, accelerated programs, earning good grades and told I wasn't black enough. Too many times in my private school or in the suburbs it was assumed I was not smart, a charity case, or a thug by my caucasion contempararies. It wasn't until ninth grade that I was fully comfortable with who I was and didn't care about fitting in or what anyone else thought.\nWhat society thinks of African American Males\nI was taught that there are people in the world that will always place limits on you and tell you what you can't do. But I should make sure I never became one of those people, meaning never limit myself. How dumb is it for my peers to tell me I wasn't black enough for excelling in school? Did they not realize that was a direct insult to themselves? Did they not see that those beliefs reflected the perception that our race wasn't capable of excelling academically?\nWe weren't born to be solely gangsters, athletes, musicians or failures. We were born to be doctors, lawyers, dentists, athletes, musicians, mailmen, librarians, and any or everything we want to be. Negative connotations of African Americans are why we see discrimintation on a daily basis; why police stop us for no reason, and why women clutch their purses when we walk past. I had a friend who summed it up best in the form of a joke. He said, \"White people will do things like jump out of a plane or swim with sharks, but are afraid to walk past a black man.\"\nThe crazy thing about the joke is, for many, this is true and shameful all at the same time. It's a shame that years of the media conditioning everyone with negative images of African Americans, and in some cases are own peers, have perpetuated these stereotypes. That somene is more afraid to walk near me than to drop out of a plane several thousand feet in the air is astounding but also a reality. Close your eyes, think of a crime or a criminal. Nine times out of ten the person involved that you pictured was probably black.\nThis same type of racial profiling is exactly why our prisons are disproportionately filled with minorities when studies show they are no more likely to commit violent crimes than any other race. Be someone who helps to put an end to this by simply letting people be whoever they are and whoever they want to be. As long as it's to be successful, productive, and to bring positivity into the world, who are you to tell them what they can or cannot be or what their goals should be?\nNow I know it takes a lot more than that to change this issue, as it's a social econonic issue and systematic racism that really makes up the crux of such problems. But it is a start, and we will never get anywhere when we don't look for solutions or starting points based on how insurmountable problems may seem. So ask yourself again, what does it mean to be black? It means everything, because black is everything.\nNewer PostWho Is In Control of the Lighthouse?\nOlder PostUnconventional Style",
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        "raw_content": "A New Beginning for Opening Shots?\nIt appears that Scanners\u2019 Jim Emerson has a renewed interest in his fantastic Opening Shots Project, after a hiatus of more than a year for the series. In February he\u2019s published entries on Shotgun Stories, The Dark Knight, Spider-Man 2, and The Producers,\nThese short essays, with their microscopic attention to detail and narrow scope, are always insightful and instructive, and they\u2019re generally more enlightening than the vast majority of film criticism.\nI\u2019ve even tried a few myself, including on Krzysztof Kieslowski\u2019s Bleu, Atom Egoyan\u2019s Calendar, and Christopher Nolan\u2019s Memento.\nBox Office Power Rankings: February 6-16, 2009\nCoraline won our Box Office Power Rankings for the past two weekends, and its success forces me to make two confessions: (1) I felt a touch ashamed and flawed for not adoring Henry Selick\u2019s two previous stop-motion features (The Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach), and (2) I loved his live-action/animation hybrid Monkeybone. 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But, after building a reputation as an elegant batsman, it was his offspin bowling that earned him the call-up when England were left reeling from the surprise retirement of Graeme Swann.\nWhile many critics dismissed him as a \"part-time\" bowler, Moeen had a record to compare with the best in county cricket over recent seasons. He had also developed a doosra after working with his friend and sometimes Worcestershire teammate, Saeed Ajmal.\nBut it was his batting that stood out during his early Test appearances. He made an outstanding, unbeaten century in his second Test, at Headingley, as England went within two balls of saving the series and while he did unveil the first doosra bowled by an England spinner in a Test, he struggled to offer his captain the requisite control in the field with his bowling in his first three appearances.\nThat changed in training for the Lord's Test against India. Encouraged by team-mate Ian Bell over the need to bowl quicker to survive in international cricket, Moeen benefited from a chance conversation from former Test offspinner Kumar Dharmasena, an umpire in the series and an on-looker at an England training session, who provided technical advice as to how to achieve the extra pace without losing any flight.\nIt was to prove a pivotal meeting. Moeen was tighter at Lord's, devastating in Southampton and excellent at Old Trafford as he finished the series with 19 wickets; the fourth highest haul any spinner had claimed against India in a Test series outside the subcontinent and the best since 1967 when Ray Illingworth bowled 30 more overs and claimed one more victim.\nWhile he struggled to recapture his batting form in Test cricket, he took his chance when promoted to the top of the order in the ODI side by hitting a 72-ball century in Colombo and ended the year a regular in all formats.\nHe had looked destined for such success for some time. 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It included a 46-ball century against Northants in 2007; there had, at the time, been only one faster List A century made in England in matches involving two first-class counties.\nThere were setbacks. Trying to combat a tendency to nick off, he went through a period of batting like Shivnarine Chanderpaul and then a spell of leaving balls that hit his off stump instead. But he made 1270 runs at 47.03 in 2010 and 1375 runs at 62.50 in 2013 - the year he won the PCA's most valuable player award - as he augmented his flair with increased discipline outside off stump. 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        "raw_content": "I have some fond memories of going to a public pool while staying with family a few weeks during the Summer\u2026 My parents probably liked the fact that I wasn\u2019t...\nAre You Ready to GET INVOLVED? You\u2019re invited to attend Sacramento\u2019s 1st Annual Volunteer Fair Sponsored by your Senator, Darrell Steinberg! What is the Volunteer...",
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        "raw_content": "Counselor\u2019s Corner: Talk to Your Child About \u201c13 Reasons Why\u201d\nJun 8, 2017 | An Apple a Day, Counselor's Corner\nAs summer begins and children have more free time in front of the screen, parents need to be aware of Netflix\u2019s popular new show, 13 Reasons Why. Your pre-teen is probably aware of this teen drama about teenager Clay Jensen who finds a mysterious box on his doorstep. Inside, he discovers cassette tapes sent from his friend, classmate, and crush, Hannah Baker. Hannah committed suicide two weeks earlier.\nThe cassettes act as a diary explaining the 13 reasons why she took her life. Each tape is focused on a specific classmate and the role they played in Hannah\u2019s decision to kill herself.\nThe program is geared toward teens and pre-teens. As parents, we can sometimes be unaware of what our children are looking at online. Along with the topic of suicide, the show covers topics related to sexual assault and alcohol/drug abuse.\nPlease understand some of the scenes are shocking and graphic \u2013 especially for young viewers. Take a look at this program and ask your child if they have seen it. It is not for the faint of heart, and if your child has watched a few episodes, they may have some questions. 13 Reasons Why is adapted from the 2007 young adult novel of the same name by Jay Asher.\nIf you would like information about suicide prevention please visit the sites below:\nTalk to Your Child About \"13 Reasons Why\"\nHas your child brought up, \"13 Reasons Why?\" Check out the show for yourself and discuss with your child if they've seen it.",
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        "raw_content": "The early bird catches the worm - they say. So here we go. Let's have a look at this years' list of destinations in one minute. IMPORTANT: For any destination you are interested in, please send us a short message with your preferred date / time frame. As all our excursions are taking place with a very small group, we will be able to work out a schedule that works for all of us!",
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        "raw_content": "The BIG Question: Are Superhero Films Dying A Death?\nThis time round, The BIG Question looks at superhero films. Is the modest box office take of latest effort The Green Hornet a sign that the genre is losing some of its appeal? Are we over-saturated with production after production? Or is this just a one off, in which case how well will the forthcoming crop of major comic book movies fare? As ever, our bulging formspring postbag produced a selection of great insights.\nfilmsavior - 'January release date speaks VOLUMES in studio confidence. The true test will be May-Aug with the onslaught of comic book films'\nmissvictoriadee - 'I'm personally a little sick of comic book adaptations period. Time to come up with a new crime fighter'\nisavedlatin89 - 'We've come to a point where relatively B or C-level comic heroes aren't economically viable. This has NOTHING to do with a genre... 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If they continue giving the films to people like Nolan, Snyder, Aronofsky, Vaughn then I think we could see a new batch of 'proper' films with superheroes in.'\nmiddnight - 'The epic comics such as Spider-Man, Superman, The Incredible Hulk will always have a large fan base when brought to cinema'\nDeeBee12 - 'I think it's more to do with how fierce the competition is at this time of year, but as with every trend the comic book adaptation one is definitely on its way out.'\nUnivarn - 'I think 2011 will be a year to really define what we will and won't put up with... I guarantee Marvel is on its hands and knees praying it lasts at least one more year.'\nkomaljverma - 'Over saturated indeed. Ps - can we have some kick ass female superheroes please? That would be somewhat refreshing at least'\nThe Verdict: A number of people point out that the January release date didn't help The Green Hornet in its quest for box office glory whilst one or two also point to the fact that the film's production was 'troubled' with re-writes and cast changes - all of which are indeed factors which may have contributed to the mediocre numbers. There are a number of voices though pointing out that they either are already getting bored of superhero films or feel like they might in the future: studios will have to step up their game if they want to hold our attention past the traditionally high-grossing Summer months and in to 2012.\ngah...I understand that this article is an attempt to drum up a consensus on superhero films but using The Green Hornet as an example is misguided since it is not a 'superhero' film in any way. It's roots are in radio/serial adventures (like Indiana Jones films or The Lone Ranger) but appears to have been lumped in with the rest. Granted there have been comic books but he's not associated with DC or Marvel. I think Sony have just jumped on that particular bandwagon to sell the film (but it might have the opposite effect)\nTo be honest how would you define the superhero/comic book genre? There's very little to actually define them by- there's a huge difference tonally and visually between something like Iron Man and A History of Violence but both are based on comic book characters. If we're talking about actual \"super\" heroes then I'd argue we haven't seen as much of them as we think we have.\nTo belatedly come to an answer I don't think they are dying. I, unlike some commenters, don't see the Hornet's release date as a sign of quality especially since Studios will have to get use to spreading out their films across the year instead of jamming them in one small period which will only lead to severe financial repercussions. If anything superhero films are on the verge of evolving and being a little more post-modern and commenting on the 'genre' (like Kick Ass, Mystery Men, Watchmen, Defendor, Super etc) instead of more classically told origins. We'll still get origins like Thor and Captain America but (hopefully) they'll fold in something different with mythologies criss-crossing and expanding.\nTo be honest I'm not bothered (despite the length of this post!) because they make money both theatrically and in ancilliary markets and studios will continue to produce them. So long as they are good and fresh enough to stave off saturation I wouldn't mind watching more of them. If interesting directors like Kenneth Branagh or a Cronenberg or Mendes can operate in the 'superhero'/comic book field then I'll like to movies like the ones they've made from similar directors.\n...Just so long as it's not in 3D :) -apologies for the length!\nThese questions are meant to encourage a response (and I know this one particularly links to a lot of people's tastes) so no problem with the lengthy comment/answer - they're always welcome!\nHaving said that, I don't agree that THE GREEN HORNET isn't a 'superhero' film. It's very much marketed as such and although it doesn't primarily come from a comic book source (and therefore perhaps isn't a 'comic book film), I believe he does tick all of the other boxes.\nYou make a good point on the IRON MAN/A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE divide but that point only serves to prove my point above; which one of the above two would you say THE GREEN HORNET is closer to? It's almost certainly IRON MAN.\nI think your point about films like KICK-ASS and WATCHMEN is brilliant and I agree... but that's simultaneously why I'm also worried about the future of the genre; THOR and CAPTAIN AMERICA just don't look like the innovative, 'new' superhero films that the above two are and I'm worried that they'll hold little that we haven't seen (apart from the obvious in terms of new characters to the universe).\nGood versus Evil stories will always be told but I guess where this post comes from is my increasing apathy towards those stories being told in a typical superhero universe. A couple of recent superhero efforts have, quite frankly, bored me (SPIDER-MAN 3, IRON MAN 2) but I guess I still hope the forthcoming ones can pull something new and exciting to keep the medium alive and me (and you!) interested.\nWell, consider: most of them get released either in summer or in January, when people are most vulnerable. Or...\nI had a point, but then I forgot.\nLet me know if it comes back to you. Did it have anything to do with wheelbarrows this time?!",
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        "raw_content": "Last Flag Flying (Review)\nCAST: Steve Carell, Bryan Cranston, Laurence Fishburne, J. Quinton Johnson, Richard Robichaux, Lee Harrington, Cicely Tyson, Kate Easton, Deanna Reed-Foster, Yul Vasquez, Graham Wolfe, Ted Watts Jr.\nBASICALLY\u2026: Three former Vietnam soldiers (Carell, Cranston and Fishburne) reunite when one of their sons is killed in action whilst serving in Iraq\u2026\nIf you read the previous review of Last Flag Flying at its initial screening at the London Film Festival, then you\u2019ll know that the overall consensus was that it was a pleasantly mellow film about three old army buddies reuniting for an emotional cause, which was bolstered by the exceptional lead performances and the always-reliable direction by Richard Linklater.\nNow that it\u2019s gotten an official UK theatrical release \u2013 although only at a handful of locations as of this review, which is a bit unfair seeing how it\u2019s a movie a lot more people would like if they got a chance to see it \u2013 I can reiterate that it is still a nice little movie that, while certainly not among the instant classics that Linklater has made in the past, coasts nicely on the incredible chemistry of its three leads. Basically, a lot of this review may just be me repeating a bit of what I said previously, but as long as the movie gets a bit more exposure I hope you won\u2019t mind it as much.\nThe film is a spiritual sequel to the 1973 Jack Nicholson film The Last Detail, but don\u2019t worry, a viewing of that film before this one is not at all required. Set in 2003, right when the Iraq war is in full swing, Larry \u201cDoc\u201d Shepherd (Steve Carell) locates and reunites with his former Marine buddies Sal (Bryan Cranston) and Mueller (Laurence Fishburne), the former now operating a small-time bar and the latter a heavily religious preacher. He tells them that, a couple of days prior, he learned that his son was killed whilst on duty in Baghdad and wants his old friends to accompany him to Washington so he can visit his son\u2019s coffin. After the revelation that his son may not have died as heroically as the military would have him believe, Doc decides he wants his son buried in his hometown in New Hampshire, and he, Sal and Mueller end up on a cross-country journey together where they reminisce on times they spent in the Marines, both good and bad, as well as reflecting on how much the world they now live in has both changed and not changed at all.\nWatching this movie a second time was a mellowing experience, because now that I was familiar with the basic premise and what happens to these people along the way, it gave me the opportunity to just sit back and become more engrossed with the conversations these characters have with each other, from the most mundane things to really digging deep into their past exploits during the Vietnam war. Linklater is such an expert on making every single exchange his characters have with one another that it never feels corny or forced, instead they come across as so natural you\u2019d swear they were just coming up with these lines right there and then. He\u2019s made such a vibrant filmography of people just talking to each other and coming across as actual people rather than just characters, that you\u2019d swear his style of direction is simply sitting in the park and listening to everyone around him engage in natural conversation for inspiration, and the results are extremely soothing and pleasant to behold, with this one being no exception.\nAs strong a director as Linklater is \u2013 not to mention co-writer, since he also penned the screenplay with Darryl Ponicsan who wrote the novels that both The Last Detail and Last Flag Flying were based on \u2013 the true MVPS of the film are hands down the impenetrable trio of Carell, Cranston and Fishburne. Seeing this movie a second time really does help you appreciate each one of their performances even more, as they can be funny, sad, empathetic, angry, and all different kinds of emotions with such ease and the kind of natural charm that only really good actors like them can really pull off. Cranston is by far the scene-stealer of the three, earning the biggest laughs by far as a guy whose wisecracking and laid back attitude is so infectious it almost hurts; he is also playing a version of the role that Jack Nicholson played in The Last Detail, and you can see a little bit of Nicholson in the way that Cranston delivers some of his lines, though he certainly makes it his own in more ways than one. Fishburne, meanwhile, has a warm and spiritual presence to him as he acts as the calm but incessantly human moral centre of the group, but also at poignant times reminds us that he is still a functioning human being with problems just like everyone else. Finally, I think it\u2019s time we acknowledge that Carell is an incredible actor no matter what genre you put him in; whether it\u2019s the silliest comedy or the more serious drama, he is nothing short of excellent, and here he says so much with just his sullen expressions and closed-off body language that often he doesn\u2019t even need dialogue to get across how he\u2019s feeling. All three of them are so good together, and whenever they are deep in conversation about anything from old war stories \u2013 an exchange about their trip to a brothel district in Vietnam called \u201cDisneyland\u201d is especially fun \u2013 to just asking each other simple questions that tell us more about them as individuals than we would ever have expected to know, they sell them with hardly any false steps or insincerity.\nAs much as it would be wonderful to just put these three actors in a room and watch them bounce conversations off of one another for just over two hours, it\u2019s often easy to forget that there is still a thoughtful and delightfully mellow movie surrounding them, which I reckon is still a good little movie to check out. 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        "raw_content": "Miss You Already (Review)\nCAST: Drew Barrymore, Toni Collette, Dominic Cooper, Paddy Considine, Jacqueline Bisset, Frances de la Tour, Tyson Ritter, Mem Ferda, Max Crane\nBASICALLY\u2026: Lifelong friends Jess (Barrymore) and Milly (Collette) find their relationship tested when Milly is diagnosed with breast cancer\u2026\nCancer is one of those rare topics that can be extremely difficult to pull off as the main focus of your film. Some films handle it well, such as Terms of Endearment or the underrated Now Is Good, but mostly it can so easily be used as a mere manipulation device to get audiences crying into their popcorn. We hate to sound so cynical about it, but more often than not the topic is used more to tug at heartstrings than really analyse it in detail.\nThis is why Miss You Already is such a fascinating case, because it combines both the cynical melodrama and also the innovative effects of having cancer that one would expect from a film like this. What it amounts to is a film that\u2019s neither the best example, nor the worst; it is simply its own thing.\nIn this instance, the featured disease is breast cancer, which is diagnosed toward wild girl-turned-doting mother Milly (Toni Collette) by the time the film hits the 10-minute mark. From there, Milly and her lifelong American friend Jess (Drew Barrymore) simply try to live with the complications of the diagnosis, from chemotherapy to an eventual life-altering decision. That\u2019s more or less the crux of the film, with additional subplots that see Jess eagerly trying for a baby with partner Jago (Paddy Considine) or Milly\u2019s former rocker husband Kit (Dominic Cooper) gradually growing apart from his ill wife giving way to what it really wants to focus on, that being the effects and consequences of having this certain illness.\nWhenever the film decides it does want to be a straightforward drama around the subject, then it can be at times rather innovative and, for lack of a less condescending term, brave. Breast cancer is a serious issue that is rarely depicted so graphically in modern cinema, let alone mainstream cinema, but this is a film where the effects of chemotherapy and \u2013 more crucially \u2013 a later double mastectomy operation are not sugar-coated to fit around a more upbeat tone, and the film should in some ways be applauded for going the extra mile in depicting it so honestly and without boundaries (for the most part, anyway; it\u2019s still a 12A film) which gives it the opportunity to possibly connect with audience members who may have indeed suffered through similar ordeals. Collette, as well, is a strong anchor that pulls things along nicely, and gives us a more complicated cancer sufferer than we\u2019re used to seeing in films like it through her committed and emotional performance.\nHowever, this is also a film where her character, after going through the aforementioned operation, is referred to as \u201cFrankentits\u201d. That should tell you everything you need to know about the unbalanced nature of the film.\nOutside of the main cancer plot, everything else is just mediocre and not as captivating or even interesting. Barrymore is stuck with a bland character with a bland story arc, and while other actors like Considine, Cooper and Jacqueline Bisset (the latter as Milly\u2019s egocentric actress mother) have their moments, none of them are strong enough to warrant mention. Crucially, however, the core relationship between Milly and Jess fails to entirely convince; despite a good chemistry between Collette and Barrymore, theirs feels like a friendship that only seems to exist in the movies as opposed to the real-life drama it wants to portray. 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        "raw_content": "Gamification as Responsible Experience Design\nDisrupting the New Norm and Fostering a Hero\u2019s Journey\nSeptember 14, 2016 Dr. Sylvester Arnab 1 Comment\nSylvester is a Reader in Game Science at Coventry University with more than 10 years research experience in simulation, serious games and gamification combined. His research interests include gameful, playful, persuasive and pervasive designs that transform ordinary tasks into extraordinary experiences.\nWithin the domain of educational technology, new pedagogical approaches and technologies have been \u201cdisrupting\u201d the status quo of teaching and learning practices, which have in turn become mainstream and then been accepted as the \u201cnew\u201d norm. In recent years, digital platforms, ranging from e-learning and simulation platforms to digital games and mobile applications aiming to enhance engagement, have provided alternative means and options for the way learning content is delivered and consumed. However, there is danger that a learner\u2019s focus is further fragmented by these \u201cdisruptions.\u201d Furthermore, dependence on different online and digital platforms for facilitating learning could lead to disconnections between learners\u2019 engagement with the different sources and disparities between the virtual/digital and real knowledge, capabilities, confidence and self-awareness (Warburton, 2009; Arnab et al., 2011).\nTo foster seamless learning process, the ultimate learning environment will have to provide a smooth learner experience, with options to both consume and create content (E-Learning Guild, 2014) in formal/informal settings and digital/physical spaces. There is a need to move from random and disconnected engagement with seemingly innovative practices and technologies to a more devised, designed, manipulated and seamless experience. With these perspectives, how can we then disrupt this new norm of disconnected focus and allow a more contextualised, seamless and engaging learning experience to be designed? One solution could be to understand engagement and motivation from the perspective of play.\nLearning experience inspired by playful and gameful design\nLearning experience is what puts new innovations, disruptions and changes in context. A more contextualised experience is key to situating engagement and interactions with existing and future technologies and practices in a seamless and connected way. This aligns with context-based learning, which has been identified as an innovative pedagogy with the impact timescale of 2-5 years (Sharples et al., 2015).\nOne approach that can foster context and engagement that is based on intrinsic motivations is play. Playing is an exploratory and experiential means for incrementally, iteratively and continuously updating our understanding and interpretation of the various concepts, objects, people, emotions and the mapping between these variables (Pramling & Johansson, 2006; Broadhead et al., 2010). It is a complex process that is difficult to decode and measure. We are, however, in a world where almost everything is measured. Within the context of education for instance, measures and assessments are key to ensuring that the learning process leads to the desired learning outcomes and some forms of certification or recognition.\nWith these perspectives, for play to be included in learning to increase motivation intrinsically, it will have to be more structured and \u201cformal\u201d, adhering to the play-learn rules and associated measures. How do we design this playful and gameful experience without making it too restricting and to allow the feedback cycle to be as natural as possible so that it may add to the \u201cplay\u201d experience? However, we must keep in mind that \u201cGames are a particular manifestation of play, not its totality. They happen to be a good starting point for an investigation of play because the formality of their rules makes the machinery of play easier to observe and analyse\u201d (Upton, 2015 p.11).\nHence, games are a means by which play can be observed in an objective way, leading to purposeful and meaningful engagement. The ability of games to immerse and motivate (McGonigal, 2011; Rooney, 2012; Arnab et al., 2013) and foster cognitive gain, awareness, and behavioural change has encouraged more game-based approaches to be implemented in education. The focus on bespoke games may however restrict the autonomy and hybridity of play that is needed to bridge digital and physical learning experiences, as well as formal and informal contexts/spaces.\nGamification as a tool for experience design\nInspired by the autonomy and relatedness of play and the formality of games as a tool to facilitate, observe and measure learning, there has been an increasing use of games techniques in non-game contexts. This practice, known as gamification (Deterding et al., 2015), has demonstrated potential impact in improving engagement, nurturing attitudes and behaviours, and facilitating learning in a wide range of subjects and contexts (see studies carried out by Hamari et al., 2014). It takes the principle and techniques of what it is that makes games so engaging, decodes the mechanics and elements that make them work and then applies these in activities that activate psychological motivators, which in turn drive desired behaviours (Arnab, 2015).\nUsing gamification as a tool for experience design introduces the use of narratives, game mechanics, and social dynamics in ordinary activities that collectively map out a learner\u2019s journey from discovery through to mastery of the task at hand (Chou, 2015). The design of the journey should include the way learners will engage with the learning process and the associated learning objects. The potential of gamification extends to many contexts but can be especially helpful in a learning environment.\nProgressions and mastery in this sense are evolving within an exploratory narrative, leading to the notion of personalised learning, mimicking Joseph Campbell\u2019s Hero\u2019s Journey (Campbell, 2008), where a learning journey can be encapsulated within a contextualised narrative to ensure meaning and purpose. Clear rules, associated (personalised) challenges and subsequent actionable feedback are required at each stage of the journey to trigger certain actions and reactions and nurture desired attitudes and behaviours as a learner levels up in his/her learning journey, fostering a sense of autonomy, agency and relevance in their experience.\nGamification as a tool provides a hero\u2019s journey within which learners can carry out investigations and learn from successes as well as failures towards mastery. Within this journey, the design should also include a sense of surprises- positive coincidences. \u201cDesigned serendipity\u201d might seem an oxymoron depending on what our role is in the learning ecosystem. As a designer, the \u201cEaster eggs\u201d and hidden surprises of learning will allow serendipity to be embedded in the process, aligning with the need to promote exploratory and incidental learning. This aligns with incidental learning, where it is \u201clearning that is unplanned and may be unintentional. It can happen at anytime in any place: at home, while working, or on the move\u201d (Sharple et al., 2015, p. 17). Learners will discover additional knowledge, experience, and insights, which will enrich the learning experience.\nResponsible gamification\nAs gamification rises in popularity, educational institutions may feel pressured to start applying it to their processes (both learners and employee facing) and may do this without a thorough understanding of what it entails or how to proceed. Gamification as experience design can be used/misused as a tool to modulate certain behaviour, which may be desirable from the commercial perspective or even for increasing productivity when it comes to employee-facing applications. Critics have asserted that the use of the basic form of competitive gamification, personified by points, badges and leaderboards (PBL) is a form of exploitation for commercial benefits (Walz & Deterding, 2015; Bogost, 2011).\nMeaningful gamification has also often been debated (Zicherman and Cunningham, 2011; Nicholson, 2012). Reid (2011) argues that the basic PBL approach only replicates an outdated grading system that focuses the learner on passing an examination rather than encouraging intrinsic motivation and development of a learner\u2019s understanding. Whilst PBL are certainly useful for communicating progress, status and mastery throughout the gamified process, the functionality of PBL do not contribute to the core make-up of more meaningful gamification that fosters challenge, curiosity, meaningful choice and emotional connection to motivate and engage. However, intrinsic motivation and positive habit may be nurtured through sustained engagement (Arnab, 2015) encouraged by the use of PBL attached with meaning.\nAs argued in the previous section, it is essential to go beyond these basic features and rely on a concrete acknowledgement of the motivational model of the user, taking into account concepts such as situational relevance and situated motivational affordance (Beersma et al., 2003; Star, 2015). Whilst this approach to gamification is still widely adopted, proponents of higher-level gamification that consists of the use of narratives, challenge, meaningful choice, and creative exploration are voicing the need to expand beyond the use of PBL \u201cstandard\u201d to explore the intrinsic values that gamification can offer.\nWhen designing user experiences, we should not focus on short-term gratification and immediate gain (see Arnab et al., 2015). Designing a gamified experience for learning should invest in a longer-term goal to avoid gamification being used as a gimmick. A more thoughtful, affective and humane experience design will ensure engaged learners in the long run. One of the key findings from our recent study indicates \u201ca great emphasis on avoiding de-humanising the target users by using trivial mechanics in hope of engaging them as a common entity by performing player profiling instead and emphasizing motivations and emotions in order to establish an engaging user experience\u201d (Arnab et al. 2015, p. 9). In essence, Human-Focused Design (as opposed to function-focused design) considers feelings, insecurities, and reasons why people would engage with or disengage with certain activities, and therefore optimizes for their feelings, motivations, and engagement (Chou, 2015). This is a practice that the game design community has embraced (Isbister & Schaffer, 2008) but which has not always found its way in gamification projects (Deterding et al., 2011).\nWith a human or user-centred approach, there is a potential for learners to be co-designers of the gamified experience, whether it would be digital gamification or gamification as a meta-game acting as a narrative for encapsulating learning activities. It would be empowering for learners to also be designers of the experience of others, referring back to the context of a \u201cHero\u2019s journey\u201d. As part of an initiative to promote \u201cgaming literacy\u201d (see Zimmerman, 2009) the GameChangers programme emphasises game design thinking as key to creative problem solving and opening up opportunities for learners to design their own playful and gameful learning experience. Design thinking has crossed over to learning, where it is a \u201cway of finding human needs and creating new solutions using the tools and mindsets of design practitioners\u201d (Kelley & Kelley, 2013, p. 24-25), and this has the potential to raise awareness of the positive values of gamification and foster a more responsible gamification approach.\nGamification as a means to disrupt the new norm can help re-contextualise teaching and learning in the sense that the learning process can be encapsulated within a narrative that is engaging and relevant to learners as individuals. Gamification as a tool for experience design will focus on learners and their development in the process. Gaming literacy should be part of key knowledge and practice, to facilitate effective exploitation of games and gamification for educational purposes.\nThe failures in the use of gamification were typically found to be most profound where no game designers or user experience experts were involved in the design or where the user\u2019s motivational model was no better than Skinner\u2019s behaviourist view. Success, however, seems to rely on a concrete acknowledgement of the motivational model of the user (Star, 2015). Furthermore, a vast majority of the research measures efficacy through bespoke qualitative self-measure of motivation rather than a coherent and comparable quantitative measure of improved outputs.\nGamification as an experience design technique is a powerful disruptive tool. Using it wisely creates a positive environment, defines space and context, and creates a non-linear progression towards mastery. In the wrong hands, it may lead to negative manipulation and gamified \u201cdictatorship.\u201d Therefore, it is essential for such a tool to be used carefully and in the context of teaching and learning, where learners are included in the design of the intended experience.\nArnab, S. (2015). Game-Based Interventions in Public Health: Exploiting the Engaging Factor of Gameplay, Encyclopaedia of Computer Graphics and Games, Living Reference Work Entry, Springer, pp 1-8.\nArnab, S., Brown,K., Clarke,S., Dunwell,I., Lim,T., Suttie,N., Louchart,S., Hendrix,M., de Freitas,S. (2013). The Development Approach of a Pedagogically-Driven Serious Game to support Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) within a classroom setting. Computers & Education. Elsevier. 69, 15-30.\nArnab, S., Nalla, M., Harteveld, C. & Lameras, P. (2015). An Inquiry into Gamification Services: Practices, Experience and Insights, In Proceedings of The International Gamification for Business Conference, 21-22 Sept 2015, Aston, Birmingham, UK.\nArnab, S., Petridis, P., Dunwell, I. & de Freitas, S. (2011). Enhancing learning in distributed virtual worlds through touch: a browser-based architecture for haptic interaction in Ma, M., Oikonomou, A., Jain, L.,C. (ed.) Serious Games and Edutainment Applications. Springer Verlag.\nBeersma, B., Hollenbeck, J. R., Humphrey, S. E., Moon, H., Conlon, D. E. and Ilgen, D. R. (2003) Cooperation, Competition, And Team Performance: Toward A Contingency Approach. Academy of Management Journal, 46(5), pp 572\u2013590.\nBogost, I. (2011, August 9). Gamification is bullshit. The Atlantic. Retrieved from http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/08/gamification-is-bullshit/243338/\nBroadhead, P., Howard, J., & Wood, E. (Eds.). (2010). Play and learning in the early years: From research to practice. 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        "raw_content": "The first question is, \"Which one should I get?\"\nAnd upon closer examination, that question is immediately followed up with even more questions,\n\"Am I sure I want to do this in the first place?\"\n\"Is it going to be too expensive?\"\n\"Do I have to go back to school?\"\n\"Isn't getting hired difficult?\"\n\"How am I going to get paid?\"\n\"What if I want to start my own personal training business?'\nHere's the nasty little secret of the personal training certification industry\nYes, It is an industry. There are hundreds of companies and schools in on the game now.\nAnd as of this writing, it still isn't a regulated industry in the United States (although that will eventually change), unless you are in certain medical environments.\nAnd every one of these companies has one goal:\nTo take your money.\nOf course, there are reputable companies that really do serve us as trainers...\n...But they are still businesses designed to make money.\nSo they will always be trying to sell you 15 different certifications and try to scare you into thinking you can't do anything without their approval.\nIt used to be that you just got one certification and you could train.\nNow, there are certifications for kettle-bell training, and CrossFit, and bodyweight training, and gym training, and outdoor, and specific groups like seniors and left-handed red-headed step-children with ADHD.\nPretty soon, there will be certifications for push-ups and sit-ups, and a different cert for squats and lunges, and both of them will need to renewed yearly for two-hundred and fifty bucks.\nThanks cert companies!\nIn fact, I have met trainers that were really over-certified and still sucked at training clients! I have also met some old dudes and dudettes that never got certified (because they were really old-school from back in the day), and they were the best trainers I ever saw in action!\nIt just goes to show you that there is no substitute for real life, real world experience in the trenches!\nWith this being said, you needn't freak out. Just take it in stride and take a moment to think this through carefully.\nYou don't need all the certifications, and you can start small and add some as you go along. Either way...\nYou need to really clarify first what you are looking to achieve in the fitness industry.\nLet's get real for a second. Most people who want to be trainers never become them. Most people fail.\nDon't let that make you sad :(\nThe fact is, people fail at everything all the time. People fail at jobs. People fail tests. People failed my high school. Who cares? Don't let that idea stop you.\nI have no clue, really, but my guess is that a majority of them just never stayed focused long enough on what they wanted to achieve to ever achieve it!\nSo if you can really get clear on what you are looking to do,\nand know exactly why you want to do it.\nYou are ahead of the vast majority of the tire-kickers out there.\nAre you looking to work in a gym? As a mobile personal trainer? In a hospital setting or senior center? At the YMCA? At a CrossFit box? In your garage?\nEach has a different set of advantages and disadvantages.\nThe big box clubs have hourly wages and set schedules and bosses to tell you what to do.\nThey are great places to get your feet wet, get some experience, and have some somewhat reliable base pay (unless you are on straight commission, in which case you might as well just go out on your own ASAP).\nThe CrossFit craze has a lot of avid followers and only requires a weekend cert at the time of this writing.\nHowever, being poorly educated leads to people getting hurt, which doesn't exactly make you look good or provide for a long-term fitness career.\nIf you love CrossFit, then get educated and actually learn what it takes to be successful there.\nThere is a simple Level 1 cert to start with, but I recommend you get a basic personal training certification too, so at least you have some well-rounded education.\nBeing an entrepreneur isn't for everyone. However, it does provide the most freedom and potential for the highest income. It also means you have a chance at making nothing.\nSo there is no ceiling to your income, nor is there a floor.\nYou have other things to consider, like marketing, taxes, insurance, rent, and many other expenses that most employees never think about.\nMost people don't have a clue what they really want when it comes to a personal training job or career.\nMost people decide that it looks \"fun\" to work as a personal trainer, or worse...\n...They think it looks \"easy\".\nWell, I'm here to tell you IT'S NOT EASY.\nBut it can be fun.\nPeople are so busy meandering and wishing, that they are too busy to focus on what really matters.\nAnd what really matters is having a purpose, a reason, and a clear direction, so that you can set some concrete goals!\nSo if you want to succeed...\nYou aren't going to be like most personal trainer wannabe people.\nYou are going to start with the end in mind. Do you dream of a flexible schedule so you can work around having family obligations?\n(Or maybe you are younger than me and you just want to party.)\nIt all starts with thinking about the kind of lifestyle and schedule you want and couple that with how you can prove value in the market place.\nIt's kind of a \"find a need, fill a need thing.\"\nSo you have to not just think of yourself, but also of how you are going to help other people and that is how you decide where you will work and therefore what certification or certifications are right for you.\nSo what do you really want?\nYou want to make money helping people get in shape!\nI am assuming if you read this far, you have a passion for fitness and you think it would be cool to make money helping people get in shape.\nBut if that's as far as you got, you are going to need some help with creating a business plan for yourself so that you can make money.\nDon't get intimidated by the term \"business plan\". Here I am just using it like \"success plan\". After all, you are a business of one and you are the CEO of your own life and business.\nAt least, that's the attitude that it requires to actually become successful at anything.\nAs I said before, you need to prove value in the market place if you want to earn income. There is always an opportunity for the person that provides value to a market that is demanding those services.\nYou want to train as a personal trainer so that you can earn a great income and have a fun lifestyle!\nThe current dream being pitched by everyone is the idea of working a little and making a lot and spending most of your day at the beach.\nWell, I am here to tell you that it is possible, but you have to put in a lot of work first. Especially if you don't know what you are doing.\nThat's why it is important to have the right plan in place to earn that great income and have that fun lifestyle that a few great personal trainers achieve.\nYou want to be in shape and be around people that want to be in shape.\nPart of the allure of training is to \"keep yourself honest\", meaning that if you are around it all the time and trying to persuade others to get fit, you better be fit yourself.\nThis is a little sad to me.\nTo be honest, I see out of shape trainers all the time.\nWhat are they \"selling?\"\n\"Hey, go do some pushups, I know I don't.\"\nYeah, that doesn't fly.\nThat's why it is really important, when determining what certification you might get that you consider your fitness level and what you are interested in.\nFor example, if you love training in a gym, and you love lifting heavy, it doesn't make much sense to get a Zumba certification right out of the gate.\nIf you love dance fitness, it doesn't make sense to force yourself to study for the ACSM when you could just get the Zumba cert and be working by next weekend.\nIf you love it, you are more likely to do it and want to be around the people that also like that particular kind of fitness.\nHere are 3 Questions To Ask Before You Consider Getting A Personal Training Certification So That You Don't Waste Time And Money\nAm I already into a particular modality (type) of fitness training that I am just so in love with that I can focus on getting great at teaching it?\nAm I in an area that there is a market for that particular type of training and fitness?\n(Either a job opening, or clients you know you can start training independently)\nDo I have another source of income so that I can take my time working into the business and not be crazy desperate?\nHere are 3 Ways To Determine Which Personal Training or Group Training Certification You Should Get So You can Become A Successful Personal Trainer\nAre you a total novice and don't have a clue?\nWell, you probably shouldn't get one until you have goals, but at least you can start your research with the big popular ones, like ACE, NASM, ACSM, ISSA, etc.\nYou will then want to have a business plan in place so that you can get a return on investment as soon as possible.\nDo you have your goals in place and know you have a specific niche you want to hit?\nThen focus on the certs that promise those specific targets.\nYou still might need to get a overall generic certification, but sometimes you can get a cheap one on a weekend course as a basic until you have time to get a more advanced one.\nThis enables you to get at least the basic qualifications so you can start apprenticing or even earning some income as you learn. Work to learn is a great approach.\nDo you have the money to pay for a certification?\nIf you do, then go for one of the best certs you can afford, but that doesn't mean you have to go back to college to get a 4-year degree in it. If you don't, you need to start small and then work your way up.\nDon't worry!! Most clients don't have a clue about certifications and they don't care!\nHey, I was skeptical too.\nI know exactly how you feel...\n\"Hey, I thought getting a certification was really important?!\"\nSee, the reality is that most of your future clients want to know that you know what you are doing, and that you won't hurt them and that you will help them achieve their goals.\nIn fact, it is a little sad to say, but some clients only care about one of the three. They care about results more than anything else!\nAnd on top of that, you probably are a little nervous about putting money into something not know when or even if it will pay you in return.\nIn fact, I felt the same way when I started!\nAnd up until recently, there really was a brutal learning curve.\nIn fact, It was worse than most people realized.\nThe clients don't have a clue, the gym owners want you to have tons of certifications, but aren't willing to pay you much, if anything...\n...And you are stuck in the middle with a big bill and no income!\nI felt like I had no business plan, no clients, no prospects, and a whole lot of doubt.\nBut a few years ago, I found a simple way to get a proven business system with a fantastic income requiring only the basic certifications that's easy for the new trainer to incorporate.\nHere's something you will REALLY like!\nI've created 3 different easy-to-consume introductions for you, and I'd like you to have them all FREE.\nThis is $125 worth of valuable content, yours free.\nYou can get the full scoop here, but here's a \"big picture\" look at what's covered:\nMy Secret to Making $300+ an hour as a personal trainer by attracting crowds of hungry, high paying clients... So you can get your training certification making you money right away and get a return on your investment FAST.\nSecrets to a Successful Personal Training Empire ...so you can get more clients, own your own business, and enjoy the higher income levels most trainers only dream about.\nAND perhaps the most important...\nWhat You Need To Know To Avoid The Biggest Fitness Career Pitfalls Video Lesson ...so you can learn from others mistakes and find the path to success.\nAnd much, much more. (Worth $125)\nHere's How To Get This, FREE.\nFirst, just go to this page and fill out the form.\nJust enter your name and tell me where to send the books and video file.\nLike I said, there's no cost.\nAnd if you'd like a little more info on what we're covering, you can go here and get the full scoop.\nOnce you're registered here, I'll email you the books and video. (No, I won't email you a million times or share your info, ever).\nJust have the $125 worth of stuff for free and if you like, you can email me back and let me know if you have questions.\nSo if you'd like to pick the right certification, create a fitness career that lasts, and ultimately make a LOT more money, download these freebies right now.\nThanks for reading this and I look forward to meeting you online.\nIf you want to really get the answers to the Questions To Ask Before You Consider Getting A Personal Training Certification So That You Don't Waste Time And Money...\n...and the 3 Ways To Determine Which Personal Training or Group Training Certification You Should Get So You can Become A Successful Personal Trainer...\nThen you really need a personal business success plan to figure out what direction you want to go and establish yourself as a fitness professional. I provide some fantastic resources to help you do that right here.",
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        "raw_content": "When you are just getting off the ground, it is OK to just get a quick business license from your state and one for the city you are working in (if necessary). This could be a simple business form like a sole proprietorship. If you are still a personal trainer doing basic training activities and are pretty under the radar, then it is a fine place to start to make cash and keep overheads very low. You can even get started in your Boot Camp in this form of business. Your state will have a website. You just need to look up the secretary of state and the department of licensing for your state and they actually help you do the entire process online and it is getting more streamlined all the time. It only takes a few weeks to get your paperwork and you are in like Flynn.\nHowever, since you are going to shoot for the top, for real success here, you need to be prepared for something beefier. I recommend you ask your CPA about registering an LLC.\nFrom Wikipedia: A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a hybrid business entity having certain characteristics of both a corporation and a partnership or sole proprietorship (depending on how many owners there are). An LLC, although a business entity, is a type of unincorporated association and is not a corporation. The primary characteristic an LLC shares with a corporation is in limiting liability and the primary characteristic it shares with a partnership is the availability of pass-through income taxation. It is often more flexible than a corporation, and it is well-suited for companies with a single owner.\nI always ended up with an LLC, since it gives you some of the basic legal advantages of a corporation without being a corporation, and it gives you a lot of flexibility when you are starting out. They are very easy to file for, very low cost, and very easy to manage. In addition to this, they give you more tax advantages than a sole proprietorship so that you can legally pay fewer taxes, which is a very serious thing in the world of business. If you get over-taxed, you don\u2019t make money, which is the whole point of being in business.\nIn more recent years, when I start a business, I have found the newer Sub-S corporation pass-through entity status more beneficial for some of my businesses. Again, check with a reputable CPA.\nLater, if you grow very large (many multiple locations), you can switch to a different entity, but this probably won\u2019t be necessary for a long time. Again, you may want to check with a CPA before you make the big decisions. If you are in a hurry to start, you can just do it and get it over with, but at the very least you need to be building a team of professionals who can help you, and one of the first ones to get is a good, honest, and trustworthy CPA.\nIn the next post, I will discuss a key component to any fitness business, Your Name, and Your Brand.\nWant all of this done for you so it is really easy? Check out my licensing system.",
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        "raw_content": "Before she met her fiance, Paul, there was Mike the musician. And that skinny premed guy. And Thomas, who occasionally wore skirts. STEPHANIE DOLGOFF, a soon-to-be-married journalist, revisits four boyfriends who helped her become who she is now.\nI\u2019M GETTING MARRIED IN TWO MONTHS, AND now I see why checking into a mental facility is likewise called \u201ccommitting yourself.\u201d Luckily not one of my mini nervous breakdowns since accepting Paul\u2019s proposal has been about him. Deciding to pledge my 34-year-old troth to this man is the smartest move I\u2019ve made since ritually burying my scale in my garden and holding a funeral service for it.\nNo, what gives me pause about making such a huge commitment is the long and twisted road of relationships I\u2019ve taken to get to this point. My mother sees my parade of exes like that human evolution chart where the ape on the far left gradually becomes more and more upright, until he\u2019s an actual human male in a 1950s business suit who can perambulate without dragging his knuckles. She tends to remember the real winners. But while I\u2019ve yet to live down the self-styled radical who gave me his self-released CD with a photo of his mohawked self urinating on the American flag, I\u2019ve also been involved with a great number of sweet, smart, relatively conventional men with whom it simply didn\u2019t work out. When I was with each of them, things felt right. Maybe not forever\u2013I didn\u2019t think that way until I realized my eggs had an expiration date\u2013but with each boyfriend, I couldn\u2019t imagine myself with anyone else. Now I\u2019m planning on committing to one.\nTo that end, I tracked down four of my formers\u2013both those who had dumped me and those I had dumped (in particular, the ones who I thought hadn\u2019t burned me in effigy and might call me back)\u2013and made dates to dine with each of them. I was curious as to what they were up to, how they\u2019d turned out, if they still had their hair. Would there be any remnant of a spark? The woman who will stand up in front of God and the caterers at the wedding is the sum total of many, many (many) less wisely undertaken relationships over the decades.\nI really wanted to know how I\u2019d grown since I\u2019d been in them and to reinforce the fact that there\u2019d been good reason to split up. I was also terrified\u2013I feared dredging up painful memories and being asked to account for some of my own missteps and wrong decisions. Here\u2019s how it went:\nSick Puppy Love\nIn 1983 at age 16, I was a screwed-up and secretly bulimic high schooler, but even then I had a self-preservation instinct that led me to Rich. A skinny, sweet, nervous senior with a shock of brown hair parted Jackson Browne\u2013like down the middle, he spent much of our time together cracking jokes to get me to smile and driving me around in his maroon 1972 Chevelle Malibu Classic. At 17, he had only a vague clue what kind of a sad puppy he was dealing with, and I had even less of one. All I knew was that he made me feel secure, didn\u2019t ask too many questions, and kept me out so I didn\u2019t have to spend much time at home.\nA few months ago, I met Rich\u2013who has matured into a Rick\u2013 at the Palm restaurant in Philadelphia, not far from where he lives with his wife and two daughters. When I heard that he\u2019d become a gynecologist, I knew my vagina had not been his inspiration. He didn\u2019t seem particularly vagina oriented back in 1983 and \u201984, when we were an item. To be fair, I didn\u2019t know what to do with it either. The poking around we did on each other\u2019s bodies as teenagers was about as fumbling and unintimate as the rest of the relationship was, but neither of us knew the difference.\nStill skinny and funny, he had every strand of his thick brown hair, now fashionably spiked up and out of his round brown eyes. As we exchanged sincere you-look-greats, the warmth I remember feeling about him half our lives ago washed over me. After updating each other on our careers and who from high school finally figured out they were gay, we set out over a laughter-filled lunch to reconstruct as much about our relationship as possible. I recalled that we made out listening to Phil Collins overlooking the lights of the Bronx. He remembered the Billy Joel concert he took me to. I had only pretended to like both Phil Collins and Billy Joel, which reminded me that I wasn\u2019t all that assertive at 16, especially with boyfriends. (Boy, I thought to myself, Paul would never believe that I ever had a hard time expressing myself.) I teased Rich about how much he used to eat. He said he didn\u2019t remember me ever eating. I confessed that was because I\u2019d never eaten in front of him. Then I told him about the starve-binge -purge shuffle I\u2019d been doing the entire time we were together\u2013and for years to follow.\nThat pretty much killed the good-humored banter.\n\u201cI guess 17-year-old boys aren\u2019t exactly sensitive,\u201d he said apologetically. I assured him that he couldn\u2019t have known: I was not underweight and did all I could to keep my frightening habits to myself. I\u2019d also never told him about my autistic brother and my warring parents, who I made sure weren\u2019t home when Rich came over. Which is why we were able to have sex in my mom\u2019s bed. He vaguely remembered that part, which got us laughing again.\nAll the same, over lunch I realized we hadn\u2019t been close at all. Reconnecting with a love from your teen years makes it clear how well you have to know yourself\u2013 and like yourself\u2013 to really let another person love you. Rich-Rick\u2013dropped me at Amtrak, and we said our good-byes. I felt enormous relief\u2013 not that our visit was over, but that I no longer worked so hard to keep myself to myself anymore.\nIn 1990 I fell flat on my face for Mike *, a moody nicotine-stained musician who had an explicit appreciation for non-skinny women. Among many other things, I loved that about him\u2013by then I was no longer undereating or throwing up and no longer thin.\nWe went home together one night after a dive-bar gig of his and began our torturous yet glorious and operatic affair I\u2019d never felt better in my entire life. Or worse. That\u2019s what I thought love meant\u2013 any intensity of feeling, extremely good or bad, as long as the potential for good was just around the corner. I was convinced he was in love with me but unable to express it. In 1991 our relationship imploded after many embarrassing and desperate acts, mostly on my part.\nI hadn\u2019t seen him in more than six years when we got together for lunch in Washington, D.C. He met me at the train, gray haired but healthy looking, no guitar strapped to his back, and without a cigarette dangling from his lips. He\u2019d quit that habit years ago, just as I\u2019d stopped going out with men who couldn\u2019t show their love. He\u2019s now in a PhD program for clinical psychology \u201cI love my work, and I want to do it well,\u201d he told me. It was as if an alien had abducted the brooding, bitter, adorably antiestablishment Mike of a decade ago.\nStill wry and insightful, Mike had that same way of pausing disconcertingly to think before replying to a simple question, peering out with aquamarine eyes from under bushy brows. I\u2019m sure he still sends many women inside the beltway to the ladies\u2019 room to splash cold water on their faces. But over fried calamari at lunch, I didn\u2019t turn to mush, and it\u2019s not merely that I\u2019m in love with someone else: Seeing him brought me back to a time (for me, in my early twenties) when, as he put it, \u201cyou felt like you could die without the other person.\u201d And as much as I love Paul, I could never feel that way again. Being with Mike pretty much cured me of wanting to chase those highs because I crashed enough times to realize they couldn\u2019t be sustained. I began to see that it was safer not to rely on anyone outside yourself for something so fundamental as your happiness.\nI\u2019d filed this relationship under \u201clearning experience\u201d because it taught me how deeply I was capable of feeling, whether or not my love was reciprocated. But over lunch, Mike revealed that he had, in fact, felt as deeply as I had, though at the time he was unable to show it. My judgment may have suffered when I was 23, but it seems my heart knew what it was doing.\nI saw Thomas as a fixer-upper. We dated and lived together for more than three years, from 1994 through \u201997, during which time my writing career was going swimmingly as I worked toward healing some family rifts and finally began to drive in the direction of life\u2019s traffic, not against it. Big, strong, and sexy with baby-blue eyes, olive skin, and long straight hair he was an artist when I met him, living with two cats and his Indian python, Sapa, in a roach-infested cave of an apartment. He frequently let adult tasks like paying Con Ed slip through the cracks and thought nothing of wearing a skirt home to Virginia for Thanksgiving at his mom\u2019s. He also had a chartreuse silk zoot suit that I tried in vain to get him to toss. Later came a crew cut and the eyebrow ring. Clearly I got something out of being the \u201ctogether one\u201d (I had a good credit rating and adult clothing). Otherwise I wouldn\u2019t have been with someone who I felt required so much overhauling.\nWhen I admitted as much to Thomas over dinner at a little French place in Brooklyn, where we both live, he just shrugged and smiled in that gracious, nonjudgmental way he always had of accepting and forgiving fault in others as a part of being human. And that\u2019s the crux of why Thomas was important to me: I was such a perfectionist back then, with impossibly high standards for my relationships, and he allowed me to be my own imperfect self. At 27, the idea that you could not do everything right all the time and still be loved was a novel one; or that you could get mad at someone and still love them. \u201cIn between the really really awful times, we got along really well,\u201d he summed it up at dinner.\nI don\u2019t think I felt entitled to a fully renovated mate back then, someone who was already in move-in condition. (For the record, he\u2019s now happily married and the president of an Internet company.) When things ended with us, we remained friends. And we still are, especially now that I don\u2019t feel any obligation to \u201cimprove\u201d him.\nReady to Commit\u2026Something\nI met Marco * at a party in 1998, armed with hard-earned knowledge about what I wanted in a guy. It\u2019s a testament to his charm, wit, and intense magnetism that I ignored most of it and fell for him anyway.\nNow a physician in St. Louis, Marco was brilliant, and his curiosity and passion about everything he devoted himself to\u2013his dance classes, his study of maternal mortality rates in Africa, and his sexual experimentation\u2013blew me away Small of stature and completely bald, his enormous self-confidence made him seem larger than life. The fact that he aimed the force of his passion at me was overwhelming.\nI so valued his opinion that I tried to be what I thought he wanted, losing what I liked best about myself and what I wanted in the process. I suppose his behavior fit into the broad definition of abuse. He craved closeness but flung me hard against a figurative wall when intimacy became threatening. Still, I didn\u2019t feel like a victim. I was as full a participant in that relationship as he was. And I learned from our cliched little dance. After every makeup session, there would be a period of tranquillity in which we analyzed at length what went wrong, how it could be avoided in the future, and how it fit into the larger context of human nature. We intellectualized our feelings until they exploded again, in the exact same way which set off the cycle on another round. After about a year, Marco moved to Boston for med school and wouldn\u2019t discuss our future, so I ended things, the official reason being that he couldn\u2019t promise me a future.\n\u201cI\u2019m concerned you\u2019re going to paint me m that story as a commitment-phobe,\u201d Marco said when we met for drinks.\n\u201cWell, you are,\u201d I said, even though I\u2019d realized since we\u2019d broken up that I, too, had a terrible time committing, which is why I\u2019d been picking such inappropriate men all those years. But I wasn\u2019t going to admit that to him right away I found I still enjoyed getting a rise out of him.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been thinking about this, and I don\u2019t know that I am,\u201d he said. \u201cMaybe we just weren\u2019t right for each other.\u201d I felt the old pull to analyze things with him, which was a passable substitute for real closeness.\n\u201cWe weren\u2019t. Because you\u2019re a commitment-phobe,\u201d I said with a smirk. Then I told him I was just teasing and admitted that had he invited me to move to Boston with him, I most likely would have been the one to freak out. I told him I\u2019d had to face a lot of fears to commit to Paul\u2013and the fears still come up. He appreciated that, and it got him thinking, which he\u2019s always up for. I commented on how we were very good at analyzing our relationship but not so good at having it.\nAT THIS POINT, YOU\u2019RE PROBably thinking Paul deserves a medal for not minding that I had one last date with my exes. 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        "raw_content": "Research from: Aubrey Kent\nAubrey Kent\nAfter the jerseys have been washed and the grandstands have been cleared of clutter, a professional sports teams\u2019 work is just beginning. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) or a team\u2019s efforts to use its impact for the greater good of its community, is no longer a secondary concern to the product they assemble on the field.\nFor Dr. R. Aubrey Kent, Professor and chair of the School of Tourism and Hospitality Management, CSR is an integral aspect of a sports team\u2019s contribution to the community.\n\u201cCSR is important to a double or triple bottom line that includes social and environmental impacts,\u201d said Kent, whose extensive research into CSR has produced multiple published articles and international presentations. \u201cSports teams are trying to grow a brand that goes beyond performance by being committed to the community.\u201d\nKent\u2019s work with the Professional Golf Association (PGA) in Florida spurred on his research interest in CSR. The PGA is widely known as one of the most-charitable professional sport leagues and organizations. In 2015, the PGA added 10 non-profit charities to its already lengthy roster. In his research into CSR and sports, Kent said he\u2019s seen other sports leagues and organizations follow in the PGA\u2019s footsteps in adopting a community-centric approach to business management.\nMajor League Baseball\u2019s Philadelphia Phillies and the National Football League\u2019s Philadelphia Eagles are known for their socially responsible and sustainability work, hosting \u201cGo Green\u201d games each season. But, as Kent found, the Phillies are less known for their efforts at reducing childhood hunger, or the Eagles for their work providing optometry services to children from low-income families. The fact that these ventures remain relatively unknown is what differentiates CSR from more-familiar marketing campaigns, Kent explained.\n\u201cEvery single team has separate charitable organizations with very little publicity or fanfare,\u201d Kent said.\nAs teams\u2019 efforts maintain a low profile and provide the team with little to no financial benefit, Kent said identifying a team\u2019s motivation for giving back can be difficult. Aside from the most-obvious altruistic intentions, Kent said other reasons include a team\u2019s eagerness to satisfy intrinsic value systems and its hope that such values could appeal to more conscientious fans.\n\u201cThe motivations have to be ingrained and value-laden because the financial incentives aren\u2019t there,\u201d Kent said. \u201cToday, we care more, as a consumer class, about things that aren\u2019t purely economic.\u201d\nThough CSR won\u2019t change consumer opinion too greatly, as fans remain more concerned with performance on the field than corporate responsibility off of it, Kent said consumers have taken notice to team\u2019s or a player\u2019s CSR. Or lack thereof.\n\u201cAthletes are held to a higher standard because of the impact they have on youth,\u201d Kent said.\nThe social impact athletes have as heroes among children can produce positive results in education and anti-drug campaigns, he said. Similar results are seen with negative behavior. When news broke of a 2007 investigation into National Football League player Michael Vick\u2019s involvement in a dog-fighting ring, his team \u2013 the Atlanta Falcons \u2013 made a considerable donation to local humane shelters and animal societies. Fans reacted negatively, accusing the Falcons of making a reactionary donation.\nThe difference between a genuine and an insincere response, Kent said, is for teams to find that \u201csweet spot\u201d between performing their social duties and publicizing their efforts. Kent found that teams are facing a more complex branding system, as they attempt to promote their social values while maneuvering daily amid a conscientious fan base.\n\u201cSports are much more engaging emotionally, and there\u2019s an ability to forgive bad deeds,\u201d Kent said. \u201cUltimately, CSR is about sending positive societal messages.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The wildlife of India is a mix of species of diverse origins. The region's rich and diverse wildlife is preserved in numerous national parks and wildlife sanctuaries across the country. Since India is home to a number of rare and threatened animal species, wildlife management in the country is essential to preserve these species. According to one study, India along with 17 mega diverse countries is home to about 60-70% of the world's biodiversity.\nIndia, lying within the Indomalaya ecozone, is home to about 7.6% of all mammalian, 12.6% of avian, 6.2% of reptilian, and 6.0% of flowering plant species. Many ecoregions, such as the shola forests, also exhibit extremely high rates of endemism; overall, 33% of Indian plant species are endemic.India's forest cover ranges from the tropical rainforest of the Andaman Islands, Western Ghats, and Northeast India to the coniferous forest of the Himalaya. Between these extremes lie the sal-dominated moist deciduous forest of eastern India; teak-dominated dry deciduous forest of central and southern India; and the babul-dominated thorn forest of the central Deccan and western Gangetic plain. Important Indian trees include the medicinal neem, widely used in rural Indian herbal remedies. The pipal fig tree, shown on the seals of Mohenjo-daro, shaded the Gautama Buddha as he sought enlightenment.\nMany Indian species are descendants of taxa originating in Gondwana, to which India originally belonged. Peninsular India's subsequent movement towards, and collision with, the Laurasian landmass set off a mass exchange of species. However, volcanism and climatic change 20 million years ago caused the extinction of many endemic Indian forms. Soon thereafter, mammals entered India from Asia through two zoogeographical passes on either side of the emerging Himalaya. As a result, among Indian species, only 12.6% of mammals and 4.5% of birds are endemic, contrasting with 45.8% of reptiles and 55.8% of amphibians. Notable endemics are the Nilgiri leaf monkey and the brown and carmine Beddome's toad of the Western Ghats. India contains 172, or 2.9%, of IUCN-designated threatened species. These include the Asiatic lion, the Bengal tiger, and the Indian white-rumped vulture, which suffered a near-extinction from ingesting the carrion of diclofenac-treated cattle.\nIn recent decades, human encroachment has posed a threat to India's wildlife; in response, the system of national parks and protected areas, first established in 1935, was substantially expanded. In 1972, India enacted the Wildlife Protection Act and Project Tiger to safeguard crucial habitat; further federal protections were promulgated in the 1980s. Along with over 500 wildlife sanctuaries, India now hosts 15 biosphere reserves, four of which are part of the World Network of Biosphere Reserves; 25 wetlands are registered under the Ramsar Convention.\nThe varied and rich wildlife of India has had a profound impact on the region's popular culture. The common name for wilderness in India is Jungle, which was adopted by the British colonialists to the English language. The word has been also made famous in The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. India's wildlife has been the subject of numerous other tales and fables such as the Panchatantra and the Jataka tales.\nIndia is home to several well known large mammals including the Asian Elephant, Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Leopard, Sloth Bear and Indian Rhinoceros, often engrained culturally and religiously often being associated with deities. Other well known large Indian mammals include ungulates such as the rare Wild Asian Water buffalo, common Domestic Asian Water buffalo, Nilgai, Gaur and several species of deer and antelope. Some members of the dog family such as the Indian Wolf, Bengal Fox, Golden Jackal and the world's rarest monkey, the golden langur typifies the precarious survival of much of India's megafauna. The need for conservation of wildlife in India is often questioned because of the apparently incorrect priority in the face of direct poverty of the people. However Article 48 of the Constitution of India specifies that, \"The state shall endeavour to protect and improve the environment and to safeguard the forests and wildlife of the country\" and Article 51-A states that \"it shall be the duty of every citizen of India to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, and wildlife and to have compassion for living creatures.\nLarge and charismatic mammals are important for wildlife tourism in India and several national parks and wildlife sanctuaries cater to these needs. Project Tiger started in 1972 is a major effort to conserve the tiger and its habitats. At the turn of the 20th century, one estimate of the tiger population in India placed the figure at 40,000, yet an Indian tiger census conducted in 2008 revealed the existence of only 1411 tigers. The passing of the Forest Rights Act by the Indian government in 2008 has been the final nail in the coffin and has pushed the Indian tiger on the verge of extinction.Various pressures in the later part of the 20th century led to the progressive decline of wilderness resulting in the disturbance of viable tiger habitats. At the International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) General Assembly meeting in Delhi in 1969, serious concern was voiced about the threat to several species of wildlife and the shrinkage of wilderness in the India. In 1970, a national ban on tiger hunting was imposed and in 1972 the Wildlife Protection Act came into force. The framework was then set up to formulate a project for tiger conservation with an ecological approach.\nLaunched on April 1, 1973, Project Tiger has become one of the most successful conservation ventures in modern history. The project aims at tiger conservation in specially constituted 'tiger reserves' which are representative of various bio-geographical regions falling within India. It strives to maintain a viable tiger population in their natural environment. Today, there are 39 Project Tiger wildlife reserves in India covering an area more than of 37,761 km\u00b2.\nProject Elephant, though less known, started in 1992 and works for elephant protection in India. Most of India's rhinos today survive in the Kaziranga National Park.\n* National animal: Royal Bengal Tiger\n* National Heritage animal of India: Indian Elephant\n* National aquatic animal: Ganges River Dolphin\n* National bird: Peacock\n* National flower: Lotus\n* National tree: Banyan\nKeoladeo National Park was previously known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary and lies 174 km from Delhi and only 50 km from Agra.\nBandhavgarh is truly one of India's magnificent wildernesses with a relative abundance of tigers and an imposing Fort atop a plateau which dates back to 300 AD.\nNagarahole & Bandipur National Parks\nStraddling the states of Kerala & Karnataka Nagarahole & Bandipur National Parks cover some of the best-preserved tracts of forests in South India.\nThe word \"Corbett\" instantly conjures up the vision of a lone Englishman, with a gun in his hands, hot on the trail of a savage predator.\nA jungle safari through one of these pristine jungles, the Royal Chitwan National Park is an enthralling experience.\nKanha National Park & Tiger Reserve\nRomanticised by Kipling in his book, Kanha National Park is among the most spectacular, protected wildlife reserves of the world.\nSandwiched between the mighty Brahmaputra and the Mikir Hills and only five hours drive from Guwahati, capital of Assam, lies the \"land of a thousand rhinos\".\nThe Himalayas have for long kindled the spirit of adventure in man leading him to explore some of the most treacherous terrain on Earth.\nIn 1895, the Periyar river which runs through some of the most breath-taking scenery in Western Ghats, in \"God's own country\" Kerala, was dammed inundating more than 50 km2 of prime woodland.\nLocated in the Vindhyan tracts of Madhya Pradesh this 540km2 National Park holds some of the most dramatic forest patches and ruggedly breathtaking scenery of peninsular India.\nThe 400km Ranthambhore National Park famous for its tigers was the hunting ground of the Kachhwaha rulers of Jaipur and has a rich plant and animal life.\nSariska Wildlife Sanctuary\nIn the Aravalli range, which cuts across Rajasthan, a few pockets of forest still survive; one such area is the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary & Tiger Reserve.\nIndian Wild Life Resorts:\nKanha Wildlife Resorts\nBandhavgarh Wildlife Resorts\nRanthambore Wildlife Resorts\nBharatpur Wildlife Resorts\nPench Wildlife Resorts\nCorbett Wildlife Resorts\nBird Sanctuary in India:\nRollapadu Bird Sanctuary Andhra Pradesh\nVedanthangal Bird Sanctuary,Tamil Nadu\nKunthakulam Bird Sanctuary\nKhijadia Bird Sanctuary\nPorbandar Bird Sanctury Porbandar, Gujarat\nSalim Ali Bird Sanctuary, North Goa\nKumarakom Bird Sanctuary, Kerala\nChilika Lake Bird Sanctuary, Orissa\nNalsarovar Bird Sanctuary ,Gujarat\nNawab Ganj Bird Sanctuary, Uttar Pradesh\nJayakwadi Bird Sanctuary Aurangabad\nKarnala Bird Sanctuary Raigad ,Maharashtra\nKolleru Bird Sanctuary ,Andhra Pradesh\nManjira Bird Sanctuary, Andhra Pradesh\nNandurmadhmeshwar Bird Sanctury Nashik, Maharashtra\nNelapatta Bird Sanctuary Andhra Pradesh",
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        "raw_content": "Mumbai - Pune Express way\nThe Mumbai Pune Expressway, (officially known as the Yashwantrao Chavan Mumbai Pune Expressway) is India's first six-lane concrete, high-speed, access controlled tolled expressway. It spans a distance of 93 km (58 mi) connecting Mumbai, the administrative capital of Maharashtra and the financial capital of India, with Pune, an industrial and educational hub. This expressway introduced new levels of speed and safety in automobile transportation to Indian roads. It is India's busiest expressway.\nThe expressway has reduced the travel time between the cities of Mumbai and Pune to approximately two hours. For most practical purposes, it has replaced the older Mumbai-Pune stretch of the Mumbai-Chennai National Highway (NH 4), which had become extremely congested and accident-prone over time. The expressway starts at Kalamboli(near Panvel) and ends at Dehu Rd.(near Pune). It cleaves through the scenic Sahyadri mountain ranges via passes and tunnels. It has five interchanges Kon (Shedung), Chowk, Khalapur, Kusgaon and Talegaon.\nThe expressway has two carriageways with three concrete lanes each separated by a central divider and a tarmac or concrete shoulder on either side. Vehicles with fewer than four wheels and agricultural tractors are not permitted, although tractor-trailers (semi-trailer rigs) are permitted). The expressway handles about 43,000 PCUs daily, and is designed to handle up to 1,000,000 PCUs.\nPresent toll rates for 95 km of the Expressway w.e.f from 01.04.2008 to 31.03.2011.\nType of Vehicle Toll Rates (Rates in Rupees)\nCar 140.00\nLight vehicles & mini buses 216.00\nTrucks 300.00\nBuses 411.00\n3 Axle vehicle 710.00\nMulti axle vehicle 946.00\nPublic Work Department, Government of Maharashtra, Mantralaya has issued Notification vide No.2000/Pr.kr.-106/Road - 8 dated 9th August 2004 for levying toll on vehicles traveling on Mumbai Pune Expressway. The rates of toll per trip is in force from 1st April 2005 to 31st March 2008.\nMumbai is the commercial capital of India and is growing significantly in size and population. So also Pune, the cultural capital of Maharashtra is growing into a major industrial and commercial centre. Hence, the importance of Mumbai - Pune road has increased tremendously in the last 8 - 10 years.\nDue to the increase in the traffic every year resulting in jams, accidents, increase in travel time, has made it necessary to build a new and independent expressway. 400 persons were killed due to accidents on the existing Mumbai - Pune National Highway each year.\nIn 1990, the Government of Maharashtra appointed RITES and Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick of UK to carry out feasibility studies for the new expressway to be operated on toll basis. RITES submitted their report in 1994 with the estimated cost of project at Rs. 1146 crores.\nThe Government of Maharashtra entrusted the work of the construction of the Mumbai - Pune Expressway to MSRDC in March 1997 on Build - Operate & Transfer (BOT) basis with permission to collect toll for 30 years. The environmental clearance from the Ministry of Environment and Forest, Government of India was received on 13th October 1997. The Forest Clearance was received on 11th November 1997.\nFor the purpose of preparing detailed estimates, designs and preparation of bid documents, the work was divided into 8 sections. To facilitate proper supervision, six renowned international consultants were appointed. Initially tenders for four sections e.g. A, B, C & D were invited on 11th November 1999.\nThe tender notice was published in leading newspaper all over India and also on internet. Due to wide publicity 133 tenders were sold and on 18th December 1997, 55 tenders were received. After technical & financial evaluation tenders were accepted and work orders were given on 1st January 1998 to four contractors. Thereafter tenders for widening of Khandala Ghat & Lonavala - Khandala Bypass works were invited. The tenders were received on 24th August 1998 and work orders were issued on 4th September 1998. For the last section of this expressway i.e. Panval Bypass work tenders were invited and work orders were issued on 24th March 1999 and 6th April 1999.\nTotal Project Cost including escalation is Rs. 1630 crores.\nToll Plaza's are provided at 4 locations. Toll will be collected at these locations from vehicles using the expressway. Toll rates will depend on the distance covered by the vehicles. The toll rates for the use of the expressway for 95 km from Kalamboli to Dehu Road are as follows :-\nType of Vehicles Rates Minimum\nLight vehicles & mini buses 155.00 95.00\nTrucks 215.00 130.00\nBuses 295.00 180.00\n3 Axle vehicle 510.00 310.00\nMulti axle vehicle 680.00 410.00\nRates in Rupees\nNilay Singh 8 July 2013 at 10:15\nhttp://www.nwoow.com/bollywood-news/bollywood-bombshell-veena-malik-completed-her-movie-song-after-getting-injured-41126/\nhttp://www.nwoow.com/",
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        "raw_content": "Leaving at a far more sensible hour than we had to for BICS, Elyssa and I had a trouble-free run up to Cheltenham on Saturday (well, a little traffic around Oxford) to attend the Literature Festival, that this year sees its 60th anniversary (it's the longest-running festival of its kind in the world).\nEven with the handy sat-nav, we were slightly defeated by the town's one-way system, but made it to the George Hotel with just one major breach of the Highway Code and plenty of time left to stroll into town, have some lunch, and then make our way to the Writers' Room at the Town Hall to meet Sarah McIntyre and her husband, Stuart. I tried not to stare too much at the celebs who were lounging around, waiting for their various events, but to give you an idea, Sarah had just given a copy of her new book, Morris the Mankiest Monster, to Cherie Blair, and Michael Morpurgo and Martin Bell were deeply ensconced in their newspapers (until Sarah went over to say hello to Mr Morpurgo, jolting him into waving at us all while he bemusedly tried to place this group of people all excitedly grinning at him).\nWe then trundled over to The Playhouse where our event, 'Graphic Novels', was to take place, and to meet up with our fellow 'performers' (as our wristbands designated us), John Dunning (whose new book, Salem Brownstone, is just out) and Kieren Phelps (our host, and senior lecturer in illustration at Gloucestershire University). The festival organisers and stage manager were all very well practised in what to do with us, and in a few minutes we were mic'd up and had our slideshow presentations beaming onto the screen.\nThe panel itself went very well, I think. Each of us three creators gave a ten-minute slide-show and presentation on our work and the art of creating comics, followed by a few searching questions from Kieren, and then opening up to questions from the audience (which was about 40-strong, a nice mix of kids and adults, male and female). My talk introduced The Rainbow Orchid, its influences in both story (Haggard, Verne, Doyle) and art (clear line from various Tintin Magazine contributors to some of the present day adherents), the creative process, research, and the fact that in the end it's all about the story - not the medium especially (though comics is a wonderful, unique and fascinating medium!). It's interesting that we all seemed to have a fairly similar outlook to our creative endeavours, and are also enjoying the cusp of a new wave, I think, of UK-published comic albums from mainstream publishers (still relatively scarce). Afterwards we went out to the lobby where a travelling Festival stall of Waterstones had our books for sale, and we were able to meet our audience and sign books for them, which was very enjoyable.\nThat evening Elyssa and I went to a very ornate Thai restaurant with Sarah and Stuart, and then for a late-evening stroll round Cheltenham, before tea in our very nice little hotel room (where Sarah signed a Mankiest Monster we'd brought for a friend). We got back on the road pretty soon after Sunday's breakfast and managed to get home by lunch time, making very good time. All in all, a very nice event, so a big thank you very much to the festival organisers, and a special thank you too to Gemma Shelley from Egmont, who overcame a bit of a troublesome journey from London to lend her support, and to Elyssa for (once again) her great photos.\nEdit: See Sarah's great write-up here.\nMarc, on Sunday 7 March 2010 at 8:04 am, says:\nWho are the modern adherents to the clear line style (beside you)? Love your work. I haven't had much luck finding other clear-line style comics that are modern. Thanks for the writeup.\nGaren, on Sunday 7 March 2010 at 11:31 am, says:\nThanks, Marc. Some other clear line artists I can recommend would include Eric Heuvel (A Family Secret, The Search), Erik de Graaf, Olivier Marin, David O'Connell (Tozo), Les McClaine (Jonny Crossbones), Henk Kuijpers (Franka), Frank Madsen, Peter Van Dongen... I'm sure there's more, but those are some that I'm aware of.",
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        "raw_content": "Category: Military Installations\nWhen we ran our Kickstarter campaign to fund the printing of our first book, we offered supporters the opportunity to name a location they would like us to photograph in exchange for their support. One of our supporters asked us to visit and photograph the former Minot Air Force Station, about 14 miles south of Minot.\nMinot Air Force Station was the first major Air Force installation in North Dakota, predating the other Minot and Grand Forks bases. It was originally a radar base intended to detect and identify unidentified aircraft in American airspace \u2014 a relic of the age before ballistic missiles, when the Soviet threat was from long-range bombers. \u2026\nFortuna Air Force Station: 1977\nSteve Sampson is a former airman once stationed at the Fortuna Air Force Station, and he took the photos you see here. He posted a comment regarding one of the photos elsewhere on the site, and it\u2019s such a great story, we wanted to highlight it here.\nWe contacted Steve to get permission to post these photos, and of his time at Fortuna, he said:\nI was a rotating shift worker back then, so the time went pretty fast, because everything was broke all the time. Mostly it was too windy or too cold to do anything worthwhile, ha. As you probably know, most radar sites had additional duties. I happened to always get fireman, so along with a bunch of other people we had to make sure all the fire equipment worked, and had regular fire drills to train the new people. I remember we had a fire drill just because it was nice outside. Nice, meaning it wasn\u2019t snowing, so we had to pull frozen hoses at a balmy 10 degrees, ha. Funny thing, when I flew in AWACS, the radar technician was also the fireman, so I was basically a fireman/radar technician for 20 years, argh\u2026\nSee also Fortuna Air Force Station, part one and part two, plus video of our visit to the former base. You can see the rest of our military galleries by clicking \u201cMilitary Installations\u201d in the right side navigation, too.\nOn the photo shown here, Mr. Sampson says:\nThere\u2019s a story behind that picture. I arrived at Fortuna in the dead of winter 1976. I enlisted in the Air Force as a prior-service radar veteran, so they gave me orders to report to Fortuna, and a handshake. Uh, excuse me \u2013 do I get any money to travel with? \u2013 no! So, I sold my car for $200 and flew to Bismark on a jet, then to Williston on a prop job where we had to fly 100 feet off the ground, as it was overcast and snowing. I had $2 to my name, and called Fortuna who sent a staff car for me.\nAn Airman arrived and looked around, and asked if there was anyone else, and I said \u201cno, I\u2019m it.\u201d He laughed, as I had hair down to my shoulders and a scraggly beard (fit for a Norwegian descendant).\nThe First Sgt saw me the next day, and told me he didn\u2019t want to see me until I was in uniform, so I brought an old field jacket that had no stripes on it and, pissed-off, he sent me to Crosby for a haircut and shave. I told him I only had $2, and he gave me another $5 after I signed for it. As we were walking to the staff car, he opened the screen door to the orderly room and yelled at the airman \u201cmake sure they cut those god damned sideburns off!\u201d\nWhen I came back that afternoon with my levis and field jacket, he told me I was to go to Minot the next day with the Commissary Sgt and buy four sets of uniforms and some blues. He handed me a punched card with all the payment info, and we stopped to get my cold weather gear before driving back. The next day he said I was to report to the 26 tower.\nThe snow melted in the spring, and I found out there was a photo lab at the hobby shop. So I bought some film, took a bunch of shots and developed and printed them in the photo lab. Anyway, that\u2019s why it\u2019s not in color, as you had to go to Williston for color film processing. 120 miles or so round trip.\nMy Dad wanted a picture of the place, so this is the picture I sent him. He said \u201cYou idiot, they sent you to a God damned prison!\u201d Prison or not, I enjoyed my stay. Thank God for Crosby high school basketball, as that was pretty much my only entertainment. I was just bidding my time until I got back to the real air force. Which luckily I did in 1978 when I got my wings and flew as a radar tech on AWACS.\nThis is \u201cdowntown\u201d Fortuna, North Dakota, as it looked in 1977, just a handful of miles down the road from the base. Today, the area is booming with oil activity.\nRead a lot more about life as an airman here.\nPhotos by Steve Sampson\nFinley Air Force Station is an abandoned radar base outside Finley, North Dakota. Closed in 1979, the site now functions as a landfill. Similar to the Minot and Fortuna Air Force Stations, Finley AFS was a ground control intercept facility tasked with detecting and dispatching intercept aircraft in the event unidentified aircraft threatened to penetrate American air space. The role of facilities like this evolved with the advent of the ICBM, but eventually North Dakota\u2019s Air Force Stations were phased out.\nExploring Fortuna Air Force Station\nThis is just a bit of our exploration and shoot at the abandoned Fortuna Air Force Station which is scheduled for demolition in late-summer/fall of 2013. According to the caretaker, after asbestos remediation, all the structures above ground will be demolished and scrapped, with the exception of the concrete radar tower which will be left in place.\nClick Here to check out our photo galleries of Fortuna AFS.\nA Last Look at the Abandoned Fortuna Air Force Station: part II\nThis is our second gallery for the abandoned Fortuna Air Force Station. It was demolished in the summer of 2015. Click here to start at part one.\nStairway to nowhere.\nTerry ventured into the bowels of a structure at the top of the hill and came across this vivid reminder that the men and women who worked here were putting their lives on the line every day and facing a grim future if relations with the Soviets went the wrong way.\nWhen we finished photographing the radar facilities at the top of the hill, we proceeded down to the living facilities at the west end of the base.\nThe Motor Pool. Just as we approached this building, a deer came bounding out and quickly disappeared into the distance.\nThe guard house at the southwest gate stands alone and abandoned.\nThe barracks are on the right, the mess hall and gymnasium are on the left. We went left first.\nWith rusty nails sticking up from the demolition debris on the floor, this warning is more relevant today than it was in the past.\nOne of two clubs we found\u2026 this one was inside the fence, the other was outside the security gate.\nThis club was just outside the fence, a short distance from the guard house.\nTroy beginning the hike back to the car. Note to self: bring a bottle of water when you\u2019re gonna spend two hours in the sun.\nA Last Look at the Abandoned Fortuna Air Force Station: part I\nFortuna Air Force Station was an abandoned Air Force radar station located in Divide County, about 6 1/2 miles from Canada and 8 miles from Montana. Like the Minot Air Force Station, Fortuna AFS was a GCI (Ground Control Intercept) base designed to detect unidentified aircraft and coordinate interception. Originally opened in 1952, the mission evolved over several decades to suit changing technology until it was partially deactivated in 1979. It was closed for good in 1984.\nThe radar dishes and domes were removed long ago, and the site has since been heavily vandalized and scavenged. The salvage rights were sold some years back and the team that did the salvage knocked holes in the walls of most of the buildings to remove boilers and scrap metal.\nHere\u2019s a shot of the base circa 1977, sent to us by a former airman stationed at the base.\nWe got word that this base was to be demolished in 2013, so we set out to photograph it before it was too late. Upon arrival, we started with the former family housing units on the south side of the base and worked our way through a gate and up the hill on foot to the former site of the radar tower. The site is expansive and we got hundreds of photos, so we\u2019ve decided to break it up into several galleries.\nNature had reclaimed much of the neighborhood where families once lived.\nAbove: The tower top-center had the radar dish shown in the photo at the top of this page, and the structure on the right was topped by the spherical rubber dome. The building lower-left is a former single family home for base personnel.\nInside a former family housing unit.\nEven though this base is gone, you can still get your hands on many of these photos. We devoted 19 pages of our hardcover coffee table book, Ghosts of North Dakota Vol. 3, to Fortuna AFS.\nWe hoofed it up the hill in wet grass, looking for a gate that would allow us access to the former radar facilities at the top of the hill. We discovered this.\nAfter we hiked up to the road, we could see this at the bottom of the hill \u2014 barracks, mess hall, motor pool, and more\u2026 but we\u2019ll get to that later.\nAbove: Looking down on the former family housing units on the base\u2019s south edge. If you look closely, you can see our white car parked in front of the house on the far left.\nUPDATE: Almost all of this site was demolished in 2015. Josh Axt sent us this email with the details.\nI took a trip up to Fortuna Air Force Station Yesterday on the 12th Oct 2015 since I was in the area. I am sad to say that demolition is about 90% complete. The residential area is gone as are the steel radar towers and the underground had been sealed. Piles of scrap steel and some cement pads are all that is left of the station. The generator house is only a skeleton of a steel frame with bits of pieces of wire and sheet metal hanging and swinging in the wind giving off an eerie sound before it is meets it\u2019s final demise in the next week or so. The radio shed still stands but I doubt it has much time left either.\nThe one thing to survive the teardown will be main 5 story cement radar facility. It has been refitted with power and is currently being used as a server hub and tower for rural wireless internet and cell phone coverage. It is funny to see the technology of today take up three small steel server lockers in a small corner of one on the levels in comparison to the original intent and tech of the day, the structure which was designed to house one gigantic computer that took up three entire floors just to operate one radar dish.\nBelow: Its big rubber dome was long gone and most anything of value that could be stripped from these things had vanished by the time we visited in 2013. The stairs were still intact though, so we were able to go inside and get some photos.\nAfter the rest of the base is completely demolished, this concrete tower will be the only remaining structure from Fortuna Air Force Station.\nAbove: Troy walks down a heavily overgrown path to the former site of the dome.\nLet\u2019s head up:\nThe stairs and platforms are all of sturdy metal construction, but you still can\u2019t help but get a little uneasy after so many years exposed to the elements\u2026\nAbove: About three stories up, looking out. Not much between you and a quick trip down.\nI walked up to this door and pushed it open to discover the walkway outside the door has been removed. Another quick trip to the ground awaits for someone who pushes through here a little too recklessly.\nWe took a lot more photos of Fortuna Air Force Station. Click here to see Part 2.\nThe Nekoma Safeguard Complex is a unique place in the history of the US military\u2019s anti-ballistic missile effort. A portion of the Wikipedia entry for this place:\nThe Stanley R. Mickelsen Safeguard complex in Nekoma, North Dakota, with the separate long-range detection radar located further north near the town of Cavalier, North Dakota, was the only operational anti-ballistic missile system ever deployed by the United States. It defended Minuteman ICBM missile silos near the Grand Forks AFB, North Dakota.\nIt had reinforced underground launchers for thirty Spartan and sixteen Sprint nuclear tipped missiles (an additional fifty or so Sprint missiles were deployed at four remote launch sites). The complex was deactivated during 1976 after being operational for less than four months, due to concerns over continuing an anti-missile-missile arms race, cost, effectiveness, and changing political rhetoric.\nOriginally there were to be three Safeguard facilities, with the other two near Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana. The 1972 Salt I Treaty changed things, however. The United States and the Soviet Union, under the terms of the treaty, were each allowed two anti-ballistic missile defense bases\u2013one to protect the national capital, and one to defend an ICBM installation. As a result, Whiteman was canceled prior to construction, and Malmstrom was canceled with construction underway. Only the Nekoma ABM facility was completed, making it the most advanced nuclear antiballistic missile facility ever built.\nThe Stanley Mickelsen Safeguard Complex reached partial operational capability on the 1st of April, 1975. It received its full complement of warheads and became fully operational on the 1st of October, 1975. The next day, the House appropriations committee, frightened by the cost of the program and questioning its effectiveness in the face of Soviet MIRV technology, voted to pull funding for the base. The Senate concurred 48 days later, and the base was officially shut down on February 10th, 1976.\nWhen we arrived, we were surprised to find the gate standing wide open. The flag was flying over one building, a white pickup was parked in a parking lot, and there was a light in one of the garages, so we decided to go in and see if we could find someone to talk to and get permission to shoot a few photos.\nWe walked around for a few minutes but nobody appeared to be around, so we shot some photos.\nThe closure of this base had a severe economic impact on the region. Active duty Air Force personnel were reassigned, but civilian workers were left out of work.\nUnemployment in Cavalier County rose to 7.5 percent, and Pembina County, 8.6 percent. People who had flocked to surrounding communities for jobs left just as quickly. The population of Langdon dropped by 45%, Walhalla by 23%, Nekoma by 49%, Cavalier by 43%, and Mountain by 55%. Enrollment at Langdon-area schools fell by half. Businesses that depended on the boom failed in the bust.\nThis feature is occasionally referred to as \u201cNixon\u2019s Pyramid\u201d\nIn short, nuclear missiles would have been launched from this facility to intercept and detonate incoming Soviet ICBMs.\nWe featured the Stanley Mickelsen Safeguard Complex in our hardcover coffee table book, Ghosts of North Dakota, Volume 1.\nThis anti-ballistic missile defense facility was linked to other remote facilities in the countryside around Grand Forks Air Force Base. Terry\u2019s dad took some photos of RSL #3 here if you\u2019d like to see an example.\nThis facility was purchased by a local Hutterite farming operation, and they now farm the land all around the base. 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        "raw_content": "GIRL SCOUTS TOTEM\nTogether with Girl Scouts Totem, you'll make a bunch of new friends and have a ton of new experiences that show how exciting the world is--and just how awesome you are--over and over again. So, what are you waiting for? Start the fun today!\nWELCOME TO GIRL SCOUTS TOTEM\nToday, as yesterday, we continue the Girl Scouts Totem mission of building girls with courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. We're the preeminent leadership development organization for girls.\nWe offer a wide assortment of opportunities, from overnight summer camps to volunteer-led day camps. All girls in grades 1-12 are welcome and age is not a restriction here.\nWhen girls participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Program,they develop important life skills--goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business integrity.\nGirl Scouts Campaign\nAt Girl Scouts Totem, our community is strong and our vision is clear:\nFun, Flexible Options for Girls and Volunteers\nBoth volunteers and girls will have meaningful and flexible choices that reflect their diverse interests and needs.\nStrategic Partnerships and Fund Development\nOur organization will build strength and resilience through long-term relationships with partners that share our vision.\nArchery \u2013 How It Can Benefit your Health\nOne of the best activities that girl scouts should take is archery. Archery makes use of the oldest form of weapons and used for hunting - the bow and arrow. We have archery ranges available here, and would recommend that you pick a suitable bow or crossbow from BowAuthority. Make sure you pick the best crossbow bolt for archery practice, check out that guide from the same website as well! When you have a suitable bow, you're ready to have some fun and stay fit at the same time.\nExercising as a Girl Scout\nWhat Sports Can Girl Scouts Participate In? Girl scouts normally don\u2019t do sports, although they have been engaging in various sports depending on where they are assigned or which programs they have assigned to. Generally, Girl Scouts are taught leadership skills, but they do need sports in order to fuel leadership skills through the experience of being in a sport that they don\u2019t normally engage into. The Meaning of Physically Active Girl Scouts are physically active, but being in sports require even more than that. It requires the movement of the entire body and increasing the heart rate. When a girl is physically active on a regular basis, like at least 3 days per week, it will make them physically strong, increase their flexibility and energy, not to mention they...\nThings you may not know about Scouting\nwhen Baden Powell launched the concept, it was only a national movement in the UK that constituted only menScouting is one of the service sectors that are found worldwide in almost all countries. Sir Robert Baden Powell is the founder of the scout. In the initial stages. There was nothing called the girl's scout. However, after the movement was becoming global, before it reached a larger scale Sir Baden Powell also launched the girls' scout. So here are some of the things that you have to know about scouts. No gender difference: Scouting is one of the major platforms in the world where you can see less to zero gender difference. In places like the US and the UK, there are nil gender differences when it comes to scouting. In...\nTop 5 Reasons to be a Girl Scout\nBeing a scout is a proud moment for almost all youngsters right from the day the concept of the scout was launched. Scouting which was earlier a part of the men scouting activities has now gone global, and there is an exclusive scout group for women as well. But it wasn't easy. Women had to go through a lot to get scout for both the genders and now it is pretty much glad to see the difference that we are creating with our participation as scouts. So here are some of the major reasons as to why it is great for a girl to be a scout. Confidence: In the male-dominated society that we live in it has become quite difficult for women to claims equal rights. So participating in...\nCopyrights 2017 \u00a9 http://www.girlscoutstotem.org/.All rights reserved.",
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        "raw_content": "Looking at Herself: An Interview with Outgoing GIRLWITHABOOK Intern, Rosie Vita\nBy GIRLWITHABOOK Co-Founders Olivia Curl and Lena Shareef\nFor this installment of Looking at US GIRLWITHABOOK co-founders Olivia Curl and Lena Shareef sat down with GIRLWITHABOOK's summer intern and creator of Looking at US, Rosie Vita. A rising senior at The College of William and Mary in Virginia, Rosie is a French and Francophone Studies major, who is active on campus in her sorority and faith group. We are both sad to see Rosie leave the GIRLWITHABOOK team as she takes on her final year of college, and excited to see where life takes her next!\nOC: Tell us your name, your age, and where you\u2019re from.\nRV: Rosie Vita, 21, from Alexandria, Virginia.\nOC: Can you tell us about your background, your family?\nRV: My mom is English, moved here in her 20s because of a previous marriage, and has lived here on and off before she met my dad. Then she met my dad and decided to stay here. My dad is from Pittsburgh, and moved to the DC area because of his job. My dad\u2019s family is very conservative. I love my family; I\u2019m very close to my grandparents, despite not sharing the same viewpoints as them. I\u2019ve never seen that [political views] as a thing to get between us. It\u2019s so trivial in a lot of ways\u2014we\u2019re family. My dad is conservative, but having me as a daughter, being very feminist from a young age, he kind of can\u2019t be anything but a feminist. I love that he is conservative, because it has shaped my ability to question beliefs, and my own beliefs. Growing up I would always say, \u201cOh yeah, I\u2019m a Republican, just like my dad.\u201d In 8th grade Civics we had to take a quiz\u2014it was the year of Obama\u2019s first election\u2014and I remember having to take this quiz in class that questioned us on our views of specific issues and then based on our answers told us what party we align with. And my results said that I was a Democrat. But I was like, \u201cBut I\u2019m a Republican!\u201d Clearly, I really had no concept of what a Republican actually fully was.\nHe [my dad] comes from a very Catholic family, Italian family. He left the faith as soon as he graduated high school and moved out. I\u2019m not Catholic, but [my extended family] all are. My mom grew up in Northern England, in Leeds, which is in Yorkshire. She grew up very blue-collar. She was raised by a single mom who had three kids in the city, in England post-WWII. The late 1950s and 60s, my mom\u2019s childhood, were rough. They were still on rations when my mom was a little kid. It\u2019s hard to believe.\nLS: I feel like we forget how WWII wasn\u2019t that long ago.\nRV: Yeah, and I also think that in America we don\u2019t see the impact as much as places that were really hit by it, especially Britain. It just messed things up so much.\nSo yes, my mom has two brothers. My mom was raised in a family, ironically full of very strong women, but strong women who [disliked] other women. It\u2019s really interesting when my mom is with her other female cousins, because they all had the same childhood, where their mother didn\u2019t like them because they were girls. Even though they were such strong women themselves, they blatantly valued the boys way more. Despite that, my mom has done way more with her life than either of her brothers. She went to nursing school, got a college degree, left England, is now very comfortably middle class. I am very proud of my mom. She is the definition of a strong woman to me. She\u2019s got the British hardiness. I look up to her a lot, and my dad. I\u2019m very close with both of them.\nI grew up in a Christian household, because my mom is religious and my dad came back to the faith because of her. I grew up in a local church and spent a lot of time there. My church is very special; it\u2019s very progressive, which is something I didn\u2019t realize that other churches weren\u2019t like. I didn\u2019t get until high school, even college, that churches repress people. I thought that was a thing of history. Then I met oppressive Christians and churches, and realized they do exist. That just wasn\u2019t my experience growing up. I was very lucky. I had great role models there. It continues to be something very important in my life.\nGrowing up in northern Virginia, outside of DC, I grew up expecting every kid to have a political opinion by the age of eight. College was so enlightening for me, because I realized that people aren\u2019t always as aware or care that much. When you live around here, you\u2019re surrounded by it all the time. Everyone\u2019s parents work for the government, everyone is involved in that in some way, and have very strong beliefs. I was aware that Catholics didn\u2019t support gay marriage, but I didn\u2019t realize that many other churches didn\u2019t support it either. I didn\u2019t realize that being a feminist was often considered a bad thing until college. I was calling myself a feminist from the earliest time I knew the word, like early elementary school. I had never associated it with being a negative, because I had never experienced that until college. Every history project I did in late elementary school through middle school was on a different suffragette. Every single one! I was very unaware of life outside of NoVa (Northern Virginia). Then I met friends in college, from Virginia Beach, which is a big city, but also very military. But [my friends] told me that they had to be, like, \u201ccloset feminists\u201d in high school, that they couldn\u2019t outwardly express it without being bullied or teased. Even with my Republican family, I would talk about feminism around them, and they would only be very supportive. I was very lucky, and everyone was always very supportive of my beliefs. That\u2019s something my dad and I really share: sometimes I get a little aggressive and shout him down, but usually we\u2019re able to have great conversations\u2026I never felt patronized by my parents, and I always felt very supported and that I had valid beliefs, even as a little girl. Now I feel very comfortable expressing what I think about things. I don\u2019t worry about a guy I\u2019m interested in \u201cfinding out\u201d that I\u2019m a feminist. Find out? He should assume! I didn\u2019t really realize that kind of privilege until college, when I met people who hadn\u2019t experienced that and I realized how lucky I was. There\u2019s the obvious privilege of being white, and growing up in a wealthy area. That\u2019s an obvious privilege that you can realize just from driving through different neighborhoods. And I went to a very diverse high school, and even though I came from the wealthy zip code, many of the other kids were not. I was aware of things like that. But I wasn\u2019t aware of how lucky and privileged I was to be able to express myself and express my opinions and not be shamed for them. I didn\u2019t realize that still happened in America, in communities similar to mine. I didn\u2019t realize it happened to other 18-year-old white girls from Christian households. Very ignorant, but ignorance is bliss.\nLS: What are you studying in college?\nRV: I\u2019m majoring in French & Francophone Studies, and minoring in marketing.\nLS: What do you want to be when you grow up?\nRV: I don\u2019t know. Well, I do know, but not really, you know?\nLS: Yep.\nRV: I\u2019ve always seen myself as being successful. When I was a little kid, I was just like, \u201cI want to make a lot of money.\u201d And my parents would be like, \u201cWhat about what makes you happy?\u201d And I\u2019d be like \u201cMoney makes me happy!\u201d I love money. I did an unpaid internship for you guys\u2014shows how much I love the cause, because I love money!\nI\u2019m very much like my dad in that we make a lot of our life decisions based on financial security. When I was in early high school I said I wanted to be a lawyer, and my dad said that people weren\u2019t getting jobs right out of law school, so I was like \u201cscratch that!\u201d\nThat\u2019s why I decided to go into business. I knew in high school that business was a good route to go down, and that I could get a job doing it. Then I learned about marketing, and it sounded like something I could do. And as I learned more about it and actually started studying it, I found that I really enjoy it.\nBut I don\u2019t really know. Through my classes I do really enjoy business and making decisions based on fact and data. Even though I\u2019m not great at compiling the data, but using it to make decisions. And with marketing there\u2019s still a creative side to it. But it\u2019s the analytics, and what can we do to increase engagement, or reach this audience. And just the way you engage those audiences I find really interesting. So I think I want to do something within that. I don\u2019t know what, exactly. Probably whatever I get hired doing\u2014beggars can\u2019t be choosers.\nI want to be successful, I want to be happy, I want to live in a big city. That\u2019s more of what I can say that I want. I know geographically where I want to be\u2014I want to be in New York or Boston. And I know I want a 9-5 job, and I want to do something where I have creative [input], get to make decisions, and work with people. Beyond that I don\u2019t really know.\nLS: If money weren\u2019t a factor, would you still want to do that? Like if you were a billionaire?\nRV: I would not work, and I would spend my time being a travel blogger and traveling the world. I\u2019ve actually planned this out, in case I ever do become a billionaire. I will have a penthouse or a house or something in every major European city, and just spend my time going between them. But also have a country home, and a beachside home, and a villa in Tuscany. I mean, c\u2019mon. Maybe own a vineyard. But also have a cheese shop right next door. And bakers just making baguettes constantly.\nLS: After college, do you have plans for further education?\nRV: Next fall, hopefully, so long as I get in, I\u2019ll be in a program to teach English in France for eight months. It\u2019s mainly an excuse to live and be immersed in the language for longer, because\u2026I\u2019ve always wanted to be bilingual. That\u2019s just always been something I\u2019ve wanted. That has nothing to do with money! People are like, \u201cWhat\u2019s your passion?\u201d And I would say \u201cBecoming bilingual.\u201d That\u2019s why I\u2019m a French major. I like learning about the cultures and stuff, but I love going to class everyday and just speaking French. That is just so fun. And studying abroad was the best experience of my life. Once I was there and found out about this opportunity [to teach] I was like, sign me up! I\u2019m ready! I\u2019m really excited for that. Next summer, I\u2019ll probably try to find another internship in marketing to get more experience, and then go to France. Then, I don\u2019t know. I have until April 2018 figured out, and then beyond that, who knows? Hopefully get hired by someone, hopefully move to a big city, and hopefully be happy and healthy.\nOC: Is education important to you, and if so, why?\nRV: Yeah, it\u2019s important to me. I think that education has been where I\u2019ve shined. That\u2019s what I\u2019m good [at]. Never a star athlete, although I did sports all growing up, not the most musically inclined even though I did band. I was the kid that was reading very early on in kindergarten, and from there that\u2019s what I\u2019ve been good at. College has been really good for knocking me down a peg, being surrounded by lots of other really smart kids. You\u2019re not as smart as you think you are. That\u2019s been really good, because when you excel\u2026growing up, you think you can do anything. And yes you can, kind of, but it\u2019s also good to realize you\u2019re not as good as you think you are.\nLS: It\u2019s good to know you\u2019re not superior to anyone else.\nRV: Yes, which I think sometimes I definitely thought, because I was smart, and people told me I was smart. Also, I love learning. I love learning French, and reading, and I love having discussions. Class is a really great facilitator for that, because I love talking about some book I read in French, that really has no meaning outside of that classroom, yet I love spending an hour and a half talking about it. I love school for that, and getting to explore different ideas and viewpoints.\nBut also, I definitely have senioritis already, which is bad because [senior year] hasn\u2019t even started yet, but I definitely feel ready to move on. I\u2019m ready to go out in the workforce\u2014I feel ready for that. Another year for school and the endless studying\u2014I\u2019m getting ready for that part to end. Never stop learning, you\u2019re a lifelong learner, but definitely ready for that to end. Grad school is not something I really see in my future\u2014unless someone else pays for it. If someone wants to send me to an MBA program, that\u2019s great. Of course I\u2019m only 21, so who knows, but really no more right now.\nOC: Do you think it\u2019s going to be hard, even though you have senioritis, to transition out of getting so much of your positive feedback from school to not being in school?\nRV: That\u2019s a hard question, I don\u2019t know! I think that there are other ways, and I\u2019ve seen this just in jobs I\u2019ve had, like this, that there are other ways that you can find validation through other work.\n\u2026School, especially college, is a very very selfish time. All of your goals center completely on you. I\u2019m studying for this exam so I can do well on it so that I can get a good GPA, etc. etc. You\u2019re not really serving anyone, at least in the moment. Obviously you\u2019re working toward getting a good degree and going out to get a good job. But I\u2019m at the point where I\u2019m actually ready to get a job and use my degree to do something in the world. School is a great way to get there, and the validation is really nice, but also I\u2019m tired of it all being about me, in a way. I want what I\u2019m working towards to be helping other people. That\u2019s why I really enjoyed [this internship], because doing social media stuff or writing a blog post was not because I\u2019m going to get a good grade on it, it\u2019s because it\u2019s actually serving a purpose, and I really like that, and I\u2019m excited for it to come next year. To be working toward a more communal goal, because school isn\u2019t that. It\u2019s all about you, and you\u2019re doing it completely for yourself. I mean, my parents are proud of me, and I\u2019m sure they get joy when I get a good grade, but it\u2019s a very selfish validation. 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And I may have a measurement of \u201cgood\u201d that may not match up with what other peoples\u2019 definition of \u201cgood\u201d is. [I\u2019m] trying to keep other people in mind when I do things. If more people did that, the world would be a better place.\nOC: What are you most afraid of?\nRV: Settling, for a lot of things. Settling for a job I don\u2019t want, settling in a place I don\u2019t want to live. I would say marriage, but that\u2019s not really something I think about that much. So yeah, but\u2026\nLS: You\u2019re afraid of getting married?\nRV: I don\u2019t know if I want to. So I don\u2019t know if I want to add that in as something I\u2019m afraid of because it\u2019s not something I\u2019m sure I want\u2026It\u2019s not something I actively want.\nSo settling, not taking risks. The idea of going to France actually does scare me in a lot of ways, and I don\u2019t really know what to expect, and I\u2019m putting off getting a job, which is what everyone else does after college. So putting that off for a year is scary, but I\u2019m more afraid of the feeling I\u2019d have if I didn\u2019t do it, of regret. And being 80 years old and saying I wish I\u2019d gone to France when I was 22. So I think that\u2019s what I\u2019m afraid of\u2026looking back and thinking that I didn\u2019t do what I wanted to do because I was afraid of doing it.\nAlso, I really hate spiders.\nLS: What is the hardest part about being a girl?\nRV: I think it depends on where you are. I don\u2019t face the same challenges that a girl in Nepal faces, so it depends on where you are as a girl. I can speak more from my personal experiences. I think the view of women as unable to achieve the same thing as men. That thought is so destructive, because it leads to the other things. 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        "raw_content": "by Stateline | July 2, 2014 AT 5:20 PM\nInstead of shifting into high gear during what is normally the peak of construction season, state transportation departments around the country are easing off the gas pedal as the federal Highway Trust Fund barrels toward insolvency sometime next month.\nCongressional Inaction on Road Funding Hits the States What a Depleted Highway Trust Fund Means for States The Road Hazards Ahead for Transportation Funding\nThe U.S. Department of Transportation estimates that the highway account of the Highway Trust Fund, which allocated $37 billion to the states for highway projects in the fiscal year that ends September 30, will run out of money in August unless Congress can come up with a solution before then. 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Since 2008, Congress has funneled $55 billion from the general fund into the Highway Trust Fund to make up the difference between spending and revenues.\nTony Dorsey, a spokesman for the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, said that if the Highway Trust Fund runs out of money, some states will not be able to move forward with projects they had planned to build this year while others may not be able to pay contractors for work that has already been done.\n\"For some states, it's very dire,\" Dorsey said. One of the states that will be hardest hit is Arkansas, which received 45 percent of its highway and transit funding from the federal government in fiscal year 2011.\n\"We've probably got up to $120 million in projects in Arkansas that we could have gone to bid with that we can't go to bid with now because there's no guarantee that we'll be reimbursed,\" said Rep. Jonathan Barnett, a Republican from Siloam Springs. 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        "raw_content": "Online Game Teaches Students How Counties Work\nLed by retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O\u2019Connor, the online primer aims to boost students\u2019 knowledge of county government.\nWhen are my property taxes due? How do I find out about childhood vaccination programs? Who is responsible for protecting the water supply?\nWhere do citizens go to get answers to these questions? Nonprofit civic education group iCivics, led by former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O\u2019Connor, partnered with the National Association of Counties (NACo) to develop a free, online game called Counties Work to help increase knowledge of the functions of county government.\nU.S. Youth Spend More Time on Computers, Less in Front of TV 6 Ways Governments Are Using Video Games In California, Violent Video Game Law Goes Down Reality TV Show About Wyoming Game and Fish Signs onto 2nd Season Video Game-Themed Magnet School to Launch in Miami-Dade County, Florida\nAccording to The Hill\u2019s Technology Blog, Counties Work will be awarded the 2012 Gold Circle Award for Innovative Communications Award by the American Society of Association Executives on May 24.\nTargeted toward junior high and high school age students, Counties Work was first launched in summer 2011. Creators claim that iCivics is the first online interactive game with a county government focus. Players answer citizen questions, accept or reject suggestions, make infrastructure decisions, consider tax rates, build capital projects and manage emergencies.\nThe game simulates a wide variety of real-life scenarios a county decision-maker might encounter. Does the potential benefit of a new sports facility justify its hefty price tag? Should the county invest in improvements to records management systems to expedite service to citizens?\nAll decisions weigh into constituent satisfaction. Player performance is ultimately judged at the polls, where maintaining a positive approval rating entitles you to re-election.\nSupporting materials are available for instructors to assist in successful classroom implementation. According to NACo, more than 100,000 students had played the game as of January 2012.\n\u201cThis game is an excellent tool for helping them (children) find out what their county does,\u201d said Oakland County, Mich., Commissioner Mattie Hatchett in an announcement posted on NACo\u2019s website. \u201cThe fact that it is a computer game makes it a great way to deliver knowledge to students, because that\u2019s how they get a lot of their stimuli these days.\u201d\niCivics, founded in 2009, has produced 16 online games for educational use, including Win the White House, which allows users to simulate a presidential campaign, and Immigration Nation in which players learn the steps to obtaining U.S. citizenship.",
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        "raw_content": "Hoosier giving with Holiday Spirit\nMembers of the Leadership Academy of Madison County receive a check in the amount of $7,500 from Hoosier Park Racing & Casino for the Season of Giving Gift Fair partial match in 2018\nAnderson, IN--Dec. 6, 2018 -- Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing & Casino is underway with another holiday season of giving, benefiting local non-profit agencies all while providing a fun experience for its guests. Those who are looking for a unique way to give back over the holidays can participate in the annual $10,000 Charity Slot Tournament or the Gift & Game program this December.\nGuests have two more chances to play in Harrah's Hoosier Park's $10,000 Charity Slot Tournament, held on Sunday, December 9 and Sunday, December 16. Tournament registration begins at 9 a.m. each day at the Total Rewards center, with 25 tournament sessions taking place between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The top scorer of each session will receive $50 in free slot play. The top scorer of the day will win $1,000 in free slot play, and the second top scorer will win $500.\nGuests may participate with a donation of an unwrapped children's toy, valued at $10 or more, or a minimum cash donation of $10. Guests may play in the tournament more than once, and all donations are sent directly to local children's charitable organizations and toy drives, including Operation Love, Alternatives, Saint Vincent DePaul, The Salvation Army and Madison County Community Health Center.\nGuests may also participate in Gift & Game, held every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in December. Guests wishing to make a $10 donation will be awarded $10 in free slot play as a thank you for the contribution. Donations made through Gift & Game will benefit the Leadership Academy of Madison County's (LAMC) Season of Giving Gift Fair,and various local non-profits.\nThe Season of Giving GiftFairis a project developed by the LAMC with a goal of bringing various organizations to one community exhibition. The annual fair gives shoppers a choice of charitable holiday gifts to honor family and friends while supporting local charities and non-profit organizations in a festive atmosphere. Harrah's Hoosier Park's fundraising match will directly benefit the organizations that participated in the gift fair.\n\"Year after year, our guests demonstrate sincere generosity over the holiday season by making donations to our charitable programs,\" said Becky Young, vice president of marketing at Harrah's Hoosier Park. \"Last year we raised more than $12,000 for local charities, and collected 1,099 toys to brighten the holidays for so many children. This is what the holiday season is all about, and we want our guests to know how grateful we are for their contributions.\"\nAbout Harrah's Hoosier Park\nHarrah's Hoosier Park, which is owned and operated by a subsidiary of Caesars Entertainment Corporation (NASDAQ: CZR), holds multiple awards from industry publications for customer service, entertainment, gaming, dining, and team member culture. Harrah's Hoosier Park, a fully-integrated gaming and racing facility, features 2,000 of the latest slots and electronic table games and a 7/8 mile oval horse track offering live harness racing each year. Simulcast wagering is offered year-round at Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, the Winner's Circle Pub, Grille & OTB in Indianapolis and Winner's Circle OTB & VooDoo BBQ & Grill in New Haven/Fort Wayne, Ind. For more information, please visit www.HoosierPark.com. Must be 18 or older to wager on horse racing at racetracks and 21 or older to gamble at casinos. Know When To Stop Before You Start.\u00c2\u00ae Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-9-WITH-IT (1-800-994-8448) \u00c2\u00a92018 Caesars License Company, LLC.\nKiersten Flint",
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        "raw_content": "Hawaii has a wildfire problem.\nEach year, about 0.5% of Hawaii's total land area burns each year, equal to or greater than the proportion burned of any other US state. Over 98% of wildfires are human caused. Human ignitions coupled with an increasing amount of nonnative, fire-prone grasses and shrubs and a warming, drying climate have greatly increased the wildfire problem.\nHawaii's communities and resources are at risk.\nWildfires are a mauka to makai issue, affecting everything from human safety, infrastructure, drinking water, agricultural production, cultural resources, native forests, watersheds, and coral reefs.\nWe are working with you to protect our \u02bb\u0101ina.\nThrough our extensive partnerships and grassroots efforts, we are making our way towards reducing the number of wildfires and significantly reducing the wildfire risk for communities and precious natural resources throughout the State of Hawaii.\nThere's no better way to get to know our organization than interacting with us face-to-face. The next best thing: watching us in action on YouTube!\nThe recent Kawaihae Fire burned over 4,500 acres of wildland in the Northwest region of Hawaii Island. The wildfire directly impacted local communities, businesses, and cultural sites. One week later, the wildfire impacted coastal resources through unprecedented levels of post-fire flooding. Watch this video to learn about the impacts of wildfire from mauka to makai with footage from the recent events. We have a special message at the end of the video about how you can Take Action!\nTake Part in an Upcoming Event\nReady, Set, Go! Guide\nDon't be caught off your toes during wildfire season! Get your hands on a free copy of Ready, Set, Go! Hawaii - Your Personal Wildland Fire Action Guide from us today.\nFind out about the many other ways that you can help!\nCommunity Fuels Reduction\nAbove: Volcano Community Fuels Reduction Day\nNow's the time to reach out to your neighbors and organize a community fuels reduction project (free chipper days, tree services, etc.). This is an important step towards becoming a Certified Firewise Community. We have funding until the summer of 2017 to help establish your community as a Firewise Community.",
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He\u2019s a Florida homicide cop who suddenly finds himself the partner\u2014and prisoner\u2014of an intergalactic zombie hunter, who also happens to be one hot space-babe. And then there\u2019s Sass\u2014Captan Tasha Sebastian in Games of Command. She has attitude. I can relate to that.\nCoffee. Gevalia, any dark roast. Black with one Splenda. Caf\u00e9 Cubano is my all time favorite though. Rocket fuel.\nWell, I\u2019m a former news reporter, including a stint as a TV news anchor. And I\u2019m a retired private investigator. Used to carry a badge and a gun but believe me, never \u201cpretended\u201d to be a cop. I have the utmost respect for those in law enforcement and have no desire to get shot at. As a PI I worked in the field of civil law predominantly. The gun was strictly self-protection. Yes, I received death threats.\nI also play piano, organ, guitar and harp (way out of practice on the last two). I make a terrific Caesar salad and apricot-glazed Cornish Game hens. A great Coq-au-Vin, too.\nAny scene where the hero and heroine are emotionally at odds with each other is tough for me. Since I write to an HEA (Happily Ever After) it pains me when they\u2019re pained. There\u2019s a scene in Gabriel's Ghost (RITA award winner!) in Chapter 16 where Chaz\u2014really for the first time\u2014tells Sully to stay completely out of her life. That\u2019s it. Over. He tries to apologize. She\u2019ll have none of it. That was killer for me to write. I could feel his shame, his desolation. And I was writing in HER POV! It killed me.\nEverywhere. Anywhere. My mind never stops. It\u2019s always \u201cwhat-iffing\u201d. It can be a song. It can be something I overhear while waiting in line at the SweetBay supermarket. It can be a news story. Anything. Gee, what would happen if\u2026?\nThai. Love red and green curry. Love the Thai mixture of curry and coconut. When we go on a Holland America cruise (they have Indonesian and Philippino crew) I eagerly await the \u201clocal\u201d buffet where they feature the dishes of one or the other. Curried eggs\u2026ummm!\nLinnea Sinclair is a former news reporter and retired private detective who yearns for more adventure than 'Hold the presses!' and stacks of case files can provide. The role of starship captain was her dream long before James T ever uttered \"Beam me up!\". Writing stories is her way of living that dream.\nWhen she's not tinkering with a recalcitrant sublight drive, you can find her in southwest Florida living with her very patient husband, Robert Bernadino, and two thoroughly spoiled cats, Daq and Doozy.\nThis week she will be a guest at Romantic Times BOOKLovers Convention in Houston, TX. Visit her at these events:\nTues April 24 \u2013 Advanced Writer Program: Characterization Workshop\nWed April 25 \u2013 Intergalactic Bar & Grille Readers\u2019 Party\nThurs April 26 \u2013 Starships and Sword Fights: Writing Sci Fi Romance Workshop\nThurs April 26 \u2013 Faery Ball!\nFri April 27 \u2013 Hijinks and Hot Kisses: Writing Action-Adventure Workshop\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, linnea sinclair\nHere is this week's line up for HEIDI'S PICK SIX:\nMonday - Linnea Sinclair / Science Fiction\nWednesday - Jeremy C. Shipp / Horror\nFriday - Kealan Patrick Burke / Horror\nHEIDI'S PICK SIX, Heidi Ruby Miller, Linnea Sinclair, Jeremy C. Shipp, Kealan Patrick Burke, writing, author interviews\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, jeremy c. shipp, kealan patrick burke, linnea sinclair\nWow, that's tough. I really love Cotton Coleridge from The Wicked West books because he's this educated man who is also at home in nature and in these incredibly tough situations and in spite of the living hell he goes through he never loses his basic decency and humanity. I'm also quite partial to Terry Sharp - the Brit movie director by day who fights supernatural forces by night. I love the notion of a fellow who generally works \"in his head\" having this whole action side. Plus I get to play around in the world once populated by Hammer Films so - what's not to like?\nOf course, there are several characters I'm crazy about in Feast of the Seven Fishes, but they're based on real-life family members so I guess they don't count. Ditto The Chelation Kid which deals with my son's autism.\nI have a bad habit of reading several books simultaneously. I just finished The Last Witchfinder by James Morrow - which is brilliant. I'm reading Mountain Lion by Chris Bolgiano - I love books like that - The Nine Mile Wolves, The Lost Grizzlies and so on. I'm rooting for the wolves to come back. I'm also reading Gibbons' Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.\nYeah, I'm a weird guy. I love football. I lettered in football, basketball and track in high school - which I guess is strange for a comic book/horror movie geek. I enjoy the Pittsburgh Steelers and NCAA basketball. I still do a lot of hiking and fly fishing. Used to practice aikido quite a bit but don't get to anymore.\nGreat question - one I've never been asked. I'm even skipping pop culture vs. Academia (the latter wins, btw). I write to music generally. For horror I write to Goblin (they scored much of Argento's work and the original Dawn of the Dead). I love Celtic in all its incarnations - particularly a fiddler from Canada named Ashley McIsaac.\nI love Classical and jazz - though I'd hardly call myself an expert or even someone of refined tastes. But if you can't find something to inspire you in Beethoven or Vivaldi or Dave Brubeck - well, more's the pity. I just enjoy the music as an antidote to the utter crap on the radio. Not that I'm a snob - I just find current pop/rock music for the most part boring.\nI've always loved Springsteen. Love The Pretenders, Allman Brothers, Pink Floyd, Dave Matthews, Rusted Root. I really resist corporate music - I mean, for the most part I think they've killed country. There are always exceptions to be sure but generally. I love Johnny Cash. Dwight Yoakum. Patsy Cline. Waylon. Willie. Hey, I am from West Virginia.\nI wish I had a better signal for WYEP out of Pittsburgh. The best station in the US for my money - lots of great Americana. Oh, currently listening to The Little Willies - an album that really works for my wife and me.\nI meticulously outline my stuff. Anyway I that say this it's going to come out bad but to do otherwise, in my opinion, does a great disservice to the work and the reader. I've heard people say that outlining is confining - but like storyboarding in film I think the opposite is true. A good outline gives you the confidence to leap into unknown areas.\nHow much time do we have? I think they shift as we mature. Initially, stuff like To Kill a Mockingbird, Hammer films with Cushing and Lee, Lugosi and Karloff, Dark Shadows, and going fishing with my grandfather and watching him perform magic tricks. As I grew older, James Whale,Neal Adams, Marv Wolfman, Archie Goodwin, Stephen King, Terence Fisher, George Romero, Walt Simonson, Monty Python. Older still - David Lean, Dario Argento, Mario Bava, Martin Scorcese, David Pirie, Bruce Springsteen. Older still - Peter Straub, James Ellroy, Alan Moore, Kurt Busiek, Edward Abbey, John Geirach, Turner (landscape painter), Edward Hopper (painter - love him). The scary thing is I'm just getting started...\nRobert Tinnell is a screenwriter, director and author whose works include the films Frankenstein and Me and Believe and the graphic novels The Black Forest, The Living and the Dead, and Sight Unseen. His book, Feast of the Seven Fishes was nominated for an Eisner Award for Best Graphic Album - Reprint. Currently, Tinnell is writing The Chelation Kid, a webcomic dealing with his son's autism, and EZ Streets in collaboration with Mark Wheatley as well as various screenwriting and directing projects.\nTinnell lives in WV with his wife and two children.\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, robert tinnell\nTom Piccirilli and Lord Byron\nIt's one I've actually written several times over. It concerns the death of my mother during a short illness and stay in the hospital. Quite possibly the worst night of my life, and I was in such a raw place and my senses were so flayed that the details have stuck with me like almost nothing else. In an effort to purge myself of the burden of that experience, and to try to make it all bearable, I've written about that night several times in short stories and most notably in my novel Headstone City.\nIt's easier to ask where it doesn't come from. Everything inspires in its own way, I never know what might cause the kernel of an idea or get the snowball rolling.\nHell no, unless you consider reaching into the drive-through window of McDonald's to get my Double cheeseburgers a physical activity. Do you, Heidi? Haven't we had this conversation the last time I took you out to dinner and you complained that there was too much ketchup on your Big Mac? You're just never satisfied!\nI don't outline and I take them along for the ride, usually in the death seat. Writing more \"free-style\" doesn't mean the writer isn't in control or just vomits out a story without a beginning, middle, or end. It's still a difficult, gut-wrenching process that takes a lot of effort and focus.\nAngelina Jolie has been crushin' on and stalking me for years.\nAside from anime, in which I occasionally indulge, and Family Guy, South Park, Futurama and The Simpsons, I still get caught up in Bugs, Roadrunner, Pepe le Pew, and Popeye whenever I happen to stumble upon them.\nTom Piccirilli is the author of fifteen novels including The Dead Letters, Headstone City, A Choir of Ill Children, and November Mourns. He has also penned numerous short stories for anthologies, magazines, and chapbooks, some of which feature his infamous Panecraft Asylum.\nTom is married to author Michelle Scalise.\nMichelle Scalise and Tom Piccirilli\nYou can join his newsletter at Epitaphs: The Tom Piccirilli Website.\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, tom piccirilli\n#1: Congratulations to Traci Castleberry, this year's winner of the Seton Hill University McLaughlin Scholarship in writing.\n#2: I recently put up a World Map on MySpace and am looking to fill it up with guest pins. While you're there, feel free to friend me.\n#3: Venessa Giunta has started a new feature on her blog called Friday Markets and Monday Contests where she will be highlighting 3-5 magazines/markets/contests. She kicked it all off yesterday.\n#4: Chapter four of Assassin Study by Maria V. Snyder is up at eHarlequin.com.\nHeidi Ruby Miller, Traci Castleberry, McLaughlin Scholarship, Maria V. Snyder, Assassin Study, Seton Hill University, Venessa+Giunta, Friday Markets, Monday Contests\nLabels: assassin study, friday markets, heidi ruby miller, maria v. snyder, mclaughlin scholarship, monday contests, traci castleberry, venessa giunta\nEvery year I go on a biking trip. So far I've been to Maryland's Eastern Shore, Ireland (Kerry), Vermont, Nantucket, Maine, Nova Scotia, Blue Ridge Mountains, New York's Finger Lakes, Bryce/Zion in Utah, Quebec province and the Canadian Rockies. This year I'll be going to Crater Lake, Oregon. It's a chance to get away from everything (including the internet), and recharge myself.\nNone of these locations has been directly featured in my stories, but the way you interact with the landscape when you're out in all kinds of weather, traveling under your own power is something that informs how I write about my characters' own journeys.\nBefore writing consumed my time and creative energy, I was a quilter. My quilting had much in common with my writing style\u2014periods of inactivity followed by bursts of frenetic quilting. My friend Stacey and I would take \"Quilt-in-a-Day\" classes, but rather than one quilt we'd make two separate quilts in that time. The instructor would warn the class that we were maniacs, and they shouldn't compare themselves to us.\nOatmeal. I have it for breakfast every day when I'm at home.\nFolk music, particularly Irish and Scottish. I've an extensive repertoire of drinking songs and sea chanteys, and will often break into song when I'm doing repetitive tasks. I also like to listen to music when I'm writing, usually the same set of CDs over and over again for the entire novel.\nI outline extensively in my head and on paper. Before I start to write, I already know the beginning, middle and end of the story. If it's a new project, by the time I have the first two or three chapters written, I'll have an outline describing all of the turning points, and descriptions of each of the major characters. If I'm pitching a series, then the outline for the subsequent books in the series may only be a couple of pages long, but I'll continue to flesh them out as the project progresses.\nI've just started work on the last book in the Chronicles of Josan, and I'm looking forward to finally writing scenes that I've had in my head for the past two years.\nPatricia Bray began her career writing historical romances set in Regency England before making the leap to epic fantasy with her Sword of Change trilogy. A resident of upstate New York, Patricia balances her writing with a full-time career as an I/T project manager.\nIn 2006 she launched a new fantasy series with the publication of The First Betrayal. The next book in the series, The Sea Change, will be released by Bantam Spectra in July 2007.\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, patricia bray\nMonday - Patricia Bray\nWednesday - Tom Piccirilli\nFriday - Robert Tinnell\nHEIDI'S PICK SIX, Heidi Ruby Miller, Patricia Bray, Tom Piccirilli, Robert Tinnell, writing, author interviews\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, patricia bray, robert tinnell, tom piccirilli\nLeslie Davis Guccione\nHands down my 6 hard scrabble cranberry growing Branigan brothers. The most fun a girl can have on paper.\nEdit. I love helping the next generation of writers and as a mentor and via my occasional freelance manuscript critiques WORDS@WORK, I\u2019ve discovered it\u2019s far more fun to work on and criticize other people\u2019s work.\nI\u2019m revisiting the work of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (Cross Creek; The Yearling) and Scott Berg\u2019s bio of her renowned editor\u2013of-all-editors Maxwell Perkins. My photo was taken at her FL homestead next to the famed Remington typewriter on the porch. A recent pilgrimage.\nI studied painting with Carolyn Wyeth for my degree in studio art and my books, Silhouette romances, are fun reads for young readers. Pop culture all the way.\nMy books pay the mortgage so I never have had the luxury of waiting for inspiration. I just pull from life around me. (Cranberry growers; harbor masters; sailors; lobstermen; a deaf teenage neighbor; now Baby Boomer issues)\nMy son is a semi-pro snowboarder and my son-in-law a sailmaker and professional sailor. I married a sky diver (Do we see a trend here?) but I got him out of planes and into boats. I follow all of the above which is a lot easier than doing them.\nWith the simultaneous sales of a YA and adult romantic suspense novel, Leslie Davis Guccione left public relations and fundraising copywriting to concentrate on fiction. To date she has published twenty-eight novels for adult, middle grade and teen readers, as well as articles on the craft of writing. Her books have garnered awards, starred reviews and genre fiction best seller status.\nHer work for adults began with two Avon romantic suspense titles. She moved to Harlequin/Silhouette where every title for the Desire line topped B. Dalton, Waldenbooks and other bookstore bestseller lists. Two were featured as \u201cMan of the Month\u201d lead titles and her single title Bittersweet Harvest evolved into the six-book Branigan Brothers series. She was Harlequin/Silhouette\u2019s \u201cAuthor of the Month\u201d during the release of Borrowed Baby for the Yours Truly line.\nHer work has been translated into eight languages. She has been a finalist and judge for the RWA RITA awards. As Kate Chester she created and wrote the six book Hear No Evil series for Scholastic. Six of her books for teen readers feature deaf protagonists; Tell Me How the Wind Sounds has been optioned for television. Her works for young readers have been book club and readers\u2019 choice selections as well as classroom required reading. Two titles have been featured in Hornbook Magazine\u2019s \u201cMusings\u201d column.\nIn 2000 she took a break from fiction to teach, write articles on the craft and establish WORDS @ WORK, her manuscript review service. She is currently mentor and adjunct faculty member for Seton Hill University\u2019s masters program: Writing Popular Fiction. Professional memberships have included The Authors Guild, Romance Writers of America (RWA) and The Society of Children\u2019s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI).\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, leslie davis guccione\nI've been around most of the contiguous 48 and into parts of Canada, and did a lot of that as a teen and in my 20's. But real out-of-my-culture overseas travel? I put that off far too long. My first overseas trip (I was 34) was 3 months in Turkey plus a two-week side-trip into Greece to see Delphi. A wonderful experience (except for being stuck on Chios for a week), and it put the travel bug into my system. Since then I've been to Japan, Hungary, Carpathian Rumania, Iceland, and three times to the UK. And I guess I've been to Germany four times, though I've never been outside the Frankfort airport.\nTravel is wonderful; travel is massively educational; travel turns abstract concepts into realities and memories; travel is IT; and dammit, I can't afford to travel these days. Sigh.\nI can hand-set type from a California case, put it into a chase, and then print from it with a hand press. Not much call for that these days. Learned this as a child, and as part of it I learned to proofread upside down and backwards.\nI was a general contractor for years, mostly carpentry, and then a building manager (glorified janitor) so I can build things and maintain them, if the arthritis lets me.\nI'm a fair-to-middlin' chess player, and a right mean historical wargame player.\nI can also handle a lot of the odds and ends of academia; but otherwise I'm not much use.\nI'm reading excerpts from the diary of Amar Singh (the book is Reversing the Gaze and there's a review here)who had a rather interesting life story. He was a Rajput military officer and administrator who straddled the Indian and British Colonial worlds; was part of the relief expedition to Peking; fought in WWI in Iraq, on the Basra front (why does that sound so familiar?)and so on. To practice his English, he kept a diary in English, every day, for all his adult life.\nI'm reading the second volume of John Lloyd Stephens' Incidents of Travel in Yucatan, which allows me to travel vicariously both in space and in time (1840s).\nI'm grinding through a truly awful poetry collection from 1918, A Treasury of War Poetry, just so that I can write an essay about it.\nAnd I've read a few chapters into Singularity Sky by Charlie Stross. Oh, and Plutarch and Josephus and, well, too many others.\nI've worked both ways. A couple of my stories, including my first big breakthrough, came literally all in a minute and I had to rush to get them down before I forgot. A few others I started with an idea, or a first paragraph, and then just let it rip. (\"Osmund Considers,\" which was recently anthologized, was simply an attempt to create a world that could have a three-masted, barque-rigged submarine with a Texas deck -- and it would fit right in.)\nThe rest have been carefully structured and outlined. I have the same rate of commercial and critical success with all three methods, so I certainly can't support any claims that there's one superior way to go about things.\nYeah, those can be a real problem. When Arthur Miller let Marilyn Monroe break him down, it seems to have made the rest of us fair game. What is it with celebrities and their obsession with writers, anyway???\nI've been pretty lucky so far; only had to deal with two celebrity crushes. The first one was flattering, in a way, and fortunately she backed off after a couple of firm e-mails. The other time, though, we had to get a restraining order. Ugly business. That got the point across, though. We haven't had to renew the order. Yet.\nCharles Dickens was the first influence, because I started reading him in second grade. (Long story about that: teacher took it, parents descended like Avenging Angels, Tim learned that books were something to fight for.)\nRay Bradbury and Stanislaw Lem both showed me that you could do real literary work with SF, and Le Guin and Banks and Murakami and Ishiguro have kept it in my mind. I should mention Brunner in there, too.\nWilliam Gibson gave me permission to just throw a whole new world at the reader, without spoon-feeding; as did Ian McDonald's Out on Blue Six.\nAnd Solzhenitsyn.\nTimons Esaias is a writer and poet living in Pittsburgh. His short stories, ranging from literary to genre, have been published in fourteen languages. He has over a hundred poems in print, including Spanish, Swedish and Chinese translations, in markets ranging from Asimov\u2019s Science Fiction to Elysian Fields Quarterly: The Literary Journal of Baseball. His poetry chapbook The Influence of Pigeons on Architecture is in its second edition. He has also been a finalist for the British Science Fiction Award, and has had numerous Honorable Mentions in Gardner Dozois\u2019s annual Year\u2019s Best Science Fiction anthologies. He is Adjunct Faculty at Seton Hill University, in the Writing Popular Fiction M.A. Program.\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, timons esaias\n#1: Congratulations to Gary Braunbeck on winning his third Stoker for his collection Destinations Unknown.\n#2: Steven Harper's novel Battle Star Gallactica: Unity is out this month. You can also read an interview with him by John Joseph Adams at SciFi.com.\n#3: Anne Harris' short story Still Life with Boobs is featured in the Nebula Awards Showcase 2007.\n#4: Anita of The Romance Studio has a review of Penny Dawn's latest, The Carman Chronicle, Book I: The Satin Slippers.\nGary Braunbeck, Steven Harper, Anne Harris, Penny Dawn, writing popular fiction writing, Seton Hill University\nLabels: anne harris, gary braunbeck, penny dawn, seton hill university, steven harper\nMonday - Sean Williams / Science Fiction and Fantasy\nWednesday - Timons Esaias / Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Poetry\nFriday - Leslie Davis Guccione / Women's Fiction and Romance\nHEIDI'S PICK SIX, Heidi Ruby Miller, Sean Williams, Timons Esaias, Leslie Davis Guccione, writing, author interviews, Seton Hill University\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, leslie davis guccione, sean williams, timons esaias\nJeremy Yoder\nActually, I'm a big homebody. I've lived in Iowa, Minnesota, and now South Dakota, so all I do is hop borders every few years. However, I met my wife through a missions trip to Russia, and I've been to England and Holland, but other than driving through a few states during vacations, that's about it.\nNone of the above. Much to my annoyance, soda pop is my bane, and I have the cavities to prove it. I have a love-hate relationship with Mountain Dew similar to Gollum's relationship with the One Ring. *Precious yellow liquid... how we hates it.*\nWatership Down by Richard Adams, then maybe Jonathon Strange & Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke. (If Neil Gaiman gives the latter such high praise, it must be worth putting on my radar.)\nWhat is this \"physical activities\" concept you speak of? I'm a computer programmer by day and struggling writer by night, both of which require my butt in a chair for hours on end. But thankfully, my wife and two-year-old daughter occasionally yank me into the sunlight to remind me about life.\nExcuse me while I uncurl myself from the fetal position at hearing the word \"outline.\" For me, outlining sucks the joy out of creation and discovery, so I start with only a vague layout in my head. But inevitably, I reach a point where I have to stop and flesh out the details or it turns into rambling. If it's a longer story, I'll then force myself to compose an outline, but I try to do it quickly. (Do you know hard it is to type while in the fetal position?)\nWatch cartoons? Do you think I'm an adolescent or something? I'm more of an intellectual, so I instead read cartoon books. I mean, comic books. Ok, ok, so I still watch cartoons. What of it? Why are you staring at me? Can't a grown man watch cartoons in peace? *stands up* This interview is over! Now excuse me while I go watch Justice League... I mean, read James Joyce.\nJeremy Yoder has several publications, including two sales to the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds anthologies series, volumes 9 and the upcoming 10. With Fantasist Enterprises, he has been in Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Badguy, Fantastical Visions III, and Cloaked in Shadow: Dark Tales of Elves.\nWhile working a day job as a mild-mannered programmer, at night he dons spandex and writes in the privacy of his home, much to everyone's relief. However, he is currently more infatuated with his two-year-old daughter than his writing. As a result, the novels he once read have been replaced by board books written by the likes of Dr. Seuss and Sandra Boynton... and he loves it.\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, jeremy yoder\nSusan Sielinski\nMy husband was a field engineer for General Electric for the first ten years of our marriage, and we traveled for most of that time. So, we've been to China, Hong Kong, Bali, Cebu, Singapore, Brazil, Canada, Buenos Aries, Holland, Belgium, France, Germany, and (the strangest of all) Indiana. During this long spate of globe trotting, I learned that the true definition of \"adventure\" is \"cold, tired, hungry, wet, and why is everyone running the other way?\" Actually, I learned that in the first day. We kept at it anyway, and it's the best education I could ever have had for writing.\nTea. Great rivers of Twinings Lady Grey tea. Sometimes with frothy milk, always with cat hair.\nI crochet like someone with OCD. I sing with the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra Chorus. I love to cook and bake. I do not claim to do any of these things well, but I do them a lot.\nI like to graze non-fiction, a little here, a little there, magpie-ing bits of history (shiny!) and shamelessly using them to my own ends in stories. I'm reading The Hive: The Story of the Honey Bee and Us, by Bee Wilson (no kidding, that really is her name), A Needle in the Right Hand of God: The Norman Conquest of 1066 and the Making of the Bayeux Tapestry, by R. Howard Bloch, and Salt, by Mark Kurlansky. In a fit of self-improvement (these never last long, fortunately), I'm reading The Seven Basic Plots by Christopher Booker, The Bread Bible by Rose Levy Beranbaum, and The War of Art, by Steven Pressfield. In fiction, I'm reading Gates of Fire, also by Steven Pressfield, and my husband just finished reading Terry Pratchett's Going Postal to me. (He now refuses to read Pratchett to me at meals, since tea came out my nose last time. Chicken.)\nI do outline extensively before I write, but by the time I get to that point, I've usually imagined the story in great detail. I spend a lot of time daydreaming--before I fall asleep at night, while exercising, and a lot while driving (if you see a green Ford with Virginia plates trundling along the rumble strips of highway 81, it's probably me). I HATE to sit down to the computer without a clear idea of where I want a story to go. In fact, I won't sit down to write if I don't have that. I'll pet the plants, water the cats, drag race dust bunnies down the hallway, anything but face the blank page without a plan. I know some writers will not talk about a story they are working on, for fear of bleeding off their enthusiasm for it. I enjoy telling the story, usually to my husband, and the more I tell it and we talk about it, the more enthusiastic I am about writing it. So, I will have worked over a story a lot before I outline it, and I'll follow that outline very closely when I do sit down to write. The outline isn't set in stone, but if I make changes, I'll change the outline to reflect that before I begin writing again.\nMighty Mouse. How can you resist a rodent in yellow tights? Hey, I was five.\nSusan Sielinski lives in the mountains of Southwestern Virginia with her husband Clint and their cats Mischief and Mayhem. She swears the next cat will be named Coma or Tranquilizer. Susan graduated from Seton Hill's Writing Popular Fiction Program in January 2006 and the Odyssey Writing Workshop in 2001. Since one summer of Odyssey wasn't torment enough, in 2003 she took a job as Odyssey Administrator and now spends June and July in New Hampshire making the workshop trains run on time. Susan's short story \"Just Temping\" is coming out this April in Fantasist Enterprises' poetically named anthology Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Badguy. Check it out and see what happens when The Girl Next Door ends up temping as an Evil Overlord.\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, susan sielinski\nA. G. Devitt\n\"I am rather cautious about which six to pick\u2026it seems a bit revealing, as if which questions I choose to answer says more about me than my actual answers ever could\u2026\nSo I will choose at random.\"\nThis is a tough question to answer, since all of my characters contain elements of myself. I method write just as one method acts. I have to make myself feel what each character feels in order to write from their point of view. My current favorite character to write is Fender, the protagonist of my upcoming comic book series, Channels. I think emotionally, he and I are on the same wavelength. I understand him and his motivations more than any character I have ever written. I know what drives him. It\u2019s a natural performance for me to be in his head.\nSeriously though, I can fight. In fact, my fighting influences my writing more than one would expect. I\u2019ve practiced martial arts since I was a child, and there is a rhythm to it. Hard, fast jabs. Fluid movements. Conservation of energy. I try to write the same way I fight. Spare prose. Keep moving. Don\u2019t waste time or energy.\nI also don\u2019t think I\u2019m too bad of a teacher.\nI\u2019m a college professor who writes comic books. That should tell you something about my views on this subject. I believe that there exists in academia a sort of self-perpetuating need to justify our careers by over-emphasizing our exclusivity. There is an elitism in academia I find distasteful. Walk up to a science professor or a business professor and, after a few drinks, they will probably admit to believing that English teachers are a dime a dozen. That anyone could teach English. And I think academics in my field sense this and react to it. And they often overreact to it. How quickly they forget that Shakespeare was pop culture.\nI see no greater merit in the works of Shakespeare than I do Stan Lee. They are both important. They both hold great truths. They are both immortal.\nI have my muses\u2026And I am grateful to them. But I think the thing that really fuels me is my atheism. I have no gods. I have no afterlife. This is my only trip through this big bad beautiful world, and I want it to matter. I am childless and plan to remain that way, so my only shot at making my mark is through the record I leave behind. For me, the purpose of life is to observe. To witness. Those of us who are lucky enough get to write it down so that those of us who weren\u2019t around to experience a poetic moment are able to.\nI don\u2019t understand how people don\u2019t write\u2026\nI don\u2019t care about team sports, or anything professional on TV. I am in the gym at least five days a week. I am fanatical about working out. And it has nothing to do with vanity. My body is a machine, and machines need maintenance. A machine that sits around is not going to work properly when you need it to. I eat with the same philosophy. I don\u2019t eat for enjoyment. Food is fuel. No one I know would piss in their gas tank, but they will shove a Big Mac down their throat. I don\u2019t get it\u2026\nPlus, I write while I exercise. It frees my mind of the stress and lets me play in my head while my body does its thing. Later in the shower I usually organize all the random thoughts I had while exercising. Then I\u2019m ready to put them to paper\u2026\nI never outline, but I know people who do. As stated, I method write. Each piece I do is largely improvisational acting done on paper. I have general ideas of things I want to happen. For Channels, I have big picture things that need to happen and I have story arcs that need to span a certain number of issues, but inside of that framework I just let things play out. It\u2019s the only way I can keep myself interested. You wouldn\u2019t read a book you already know the ending to--why the hell would you write one?\nA.G. Devitt is a writer and educator. His latest short story, \"Assassin's Playground\", will be published in the fantasy anthology Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Badguy, coming in April 2007.\nHis current project is a comic book series, Channels, which features a boy with a TV for a head. The series will debut in August of 2007 from FE Comics.\nDevitt was also the writer/creator of the independent comics Monk, Mortal Coyle, Doug & Punk's Pulp Adventures, and The Custodian. He collaborated with artist Brandon Dawley on Insensitive Romance's Angry Guy Stories.\nIn addition to his writing, Devitt has sung in a punk rock band, managed an independent music store, studied martial arts since the age of 8, and consistently denies rumors that have linked him to the Justice League of America. He holds three degrees, including a Masters from Seton Hill University's Writing Popular Fiction program and teaches creative writing at the college level.\nGo to his MySpace if you wish to stalk him.\nLabels: a. g. devitt, heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six\nYes! Coffee with plenty of sweetener and milk, although I've been trying to kick the java habit on and off for years. Loose leaf tea--green, white, or herbal--never bagged; I'm an utter tea snob. And milk with cookies. Or cake. Or pie.\nWell, I can edit, but I'm not sure if that counts as \"besides write.\" Um, I can also program in COBOL, sew stuffed animals, and run experiments on children. That last one is less \"mwa ha ha haa\" and more to do with my MA in Developmental Psychology than it sounds. Really. And I can also give well-informed advice on how to raise a pet skunk.\nUglies by Scott Westerfeld, House Bill 227 of the Georgia General Assembly (for my day job, I'm a legal editor for the GGA), and slush for The Town Drunk.\nEverywhere! I get a lot of inspiration from fairy tales, folklore, and myths; I've loved them since I was old enough to be read to. Hobkin, my pet skunk, is a wealth of inspiration too; his antics have been the basis of several of my stories. I also find stories and see characters every day around me--at work, at home, on the MARTA train during my daily commute, on the news. The world's full of stories and me with not enough time to write them.\nFresh cherries and salt and vinegar potato chips. Not necessarily at the same time . . .\nAfraid not, unless you count climbing the several flights of stairs at the Georgia state capitol every day to get to my office. 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When her company asked her to leave the phantoms and fairies in the South and return to the dead-cold lands of the Midwest, she said \"no\" and retreated to her library to pen flights of fancy.\nHer fiction has received the 2002 Phobos Award; been translated into Greek, Hungarian, Polish, and French; and been nominated for the British Fantasy, Southeastern Science Fiction, Parsec, and Pushcart Awards.\nShe's also the Managing Editor and a fiction reviewer for Tangent, the Editor/Director of the Daily Dragon, and the Assistant Managing Editor for The Town Drunk.\nShe is represented by literary agent William Reiss of John Hawkins & Associates, Inc., and is a voting member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA), the non-profit writers organization founded by Damon Knight in 1965 and presenter of the Nebula awards.\nShe also keeps a LiveJournal Weblog where she indulges in self-absorbed musings and documents her writing progress. 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Most of the time I listen to rock or metal or Primus (which deserves its own category), but I also love The Chieftans and Wolmegut (the German equivalent). I wrote a death scene while listening to \"It Happens All the Time\" by Cold, and the emotion of the scene hit me in the gut. I had to stop for ten minutes because I was crying.\nI do a thumbnail sketch of five critical scenes the book has to have, and then a few I'd like to see. I don't outline until I'm about halfway through, simply because there's elements to the story I haven't thought of yet.\nI've been leaning towards transhumanism when I write SF, so I guess that would include Peter F. Hamilton and Joe Haldeman. Ursula K. LeGuin ranks up there too. Her ability to create such tangible characters makes her required reading in my book.\nMike Brendan is making his debut in Fanasist Enterprises' Anthology Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Badguy with the story \"No Shit, There We Were.\"\nHe graduated with an M.A. from Seton Hill's Writing Popular Fiction program and decided he damn well better do something with it. When not skewering a genre, he also writes more serious work in both fantasy and science-fiction. Mike is a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh, and a part time action hero.\nLabels: heidi ruby miller, heidi's pick six, mike brendan\nW. H. Horner\nI'm always reading several things at once. A great deal of my reading time is taken up by submissions, either short stories for anthologies or novels or comic book pitches that I've requested from authors I know. I'm an avid reader of comic books, so every week I have new issues of my favorites that I have to read. I'm a fan of Warren Ellis, Garth Ennis, and Neil Gaiman, so whatever comic they have out, I'm usually following it. And, right now, I'm also reading Sabriel by Garth Nix. It's been on my bookshelf for years and a friend of mine who is a non-fantasy reader just devoured the series, so I thought it was time to read it.\nMostly pop culture, but I do tend to head towards academia and literary fiction from time to time. For instance, I jumped at the most recent issue of Tin House due to an essay on the nature of the novel by Milan Kundera.\nOne trend I've noticed in my Fantastical Visions anthology series is that the stories I pick to be the winners of the contest tend to be a bit more on the literary end of fantasy. I've accepted stories from Murray J. D. Leeder a few times now (Cloaked in Shadow, Bash Down the Door and Slice Open the Badguy, Sails & Sorcery, and Blood & Devotion)\nCover Art by Chris Chua\nand, for the most part, the shorts that I've picked from him are a far cry from the stuff he's written for Wizards of the Coast. Not that I don't enjoy a light Forgotten Realms novel every now and then . . . but the shorts he's sent me tend towards a slightly more literary feel--that still evokes a great sense of magic and wonder. I'm prodding him to develop the style and craft for a novel, but I know his Ph.D. candidacy is taking a lot of his time.\nMy inspiration comes from all over the place. We really are receptacles for everything we see, hear, smell, taste, and touch everyday. Every novel we read, every newspaper we page through, every song we hear, every movie we watch . . . every relationship we have, every conversation we take part in . . . it's all there in our subconscious. A wonderful stew of possibility just waiting for a ladle to come along and scoop up a bowlful. My stories and characters tend to come to me from this subconscious collection of possibility in my dreams, both sleeping and day dreams. If I allow myself to be still and quiet, and just let my brain wander around, something will come to my attention, begging to be written.\nI have trained in Tai Chi Chuan for two years and in Haidong Gumdo, a Korean sword-art, for about a year. Though I played the requisite little league baseball when I was a kid, I never really enjoyed team sports, and I wish I had discovered martial arts a long time ago. Studying Tai Chi has helped me develop an internal calm and focus that I did not have before, as well as assisted me in being more aware of my body--posture and breathing, especially. Haidong Gumdo has given me more discipline and increased my physical strength and endurance. All of which makes me a more effective writer and editor, especially thanks to the increased focus and discipline.\nI never outlined until I had to do it for the Master's program at Seton Hill. Since then I've sort of slacked off on the outlines, but I still write down a few loose notes that block out some of the emotional beats I'm going for. If you really stretched the definition of an outline, I guess that could fit.\nI'm cheating on this one. I've never been one to crush on celebrities. I don't feel that most celebrities are particularly special. Yes, they probably have some kind of talent that got them noticed, but honestly, they are just people like you or me--the difference being that their lives ended up taking a particularly public direction.\nW. H. 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For quite a few, it was just through marriage which they could realize comfort and security. Everybody is equal no matter he or she, no matter who is her or his loved ones and what\u2019s their nationality.\nThe Appeal of Essay about Equality\nDiscrimination buy narrative essay at work is more subtle now, and gender inequality at work is among the most issues for women\u2019s rights activists and it\u2019s difficult to learn. It is difficult to state because I think it and every circumstance differ, if mainstreaming is bad or good. There\u2019s still labour division although wage discrimination has nearly been removed as a consequence of role defined in the gender boundaries.\nLets handle the company ethics first for it is easy and straight forward. Some nations including India and France have begun quota to be certain a level in the political approach\u2019s participation. Everybody is bound by exactly the same legislation, has access to the identical health chance to employment https://dornsife.usc.edu/assets/sites/903/docs/Structure_and_Organization/conclusions.pdf and schooling and care.\nIt needs to be noted that federal revenue tax often hinders those are attempting to develop into successful not the wealthy themselves. The industrial activity when compared with agricultural is simple to control. The rate is still greater.\nUsing wind is rather different. It\u2019s now rare to locate an electronic device or item of machinery that doesn\u2019t incorporate digital technology somehow. There may be various kinds of governments, based on how power is shared among the folks.\nThis explication will allow you to discover new meanings within the poem. Unusual, that is this essay\u2019s length. I discovered it to be an interesting and extremely effective publication.\nNo one likes to feel as a fool, and nobody would like to hear you recite your curriculum vitae. As soon as you own a topic, you need to make a decision as to what way you wish to approach it. It must be a notion which sums up all that you intend to say through the essay.\nAll About Essay about Equality\nDeath is the pervading subject of the play. Gilgamesh meets her while he\u2019s wandering after Enkiduas death, searching for a way of immortality. Genocide is hardly something to be ignored.\nWhat You Don\u2019t Know About Essay about Equality\nTheir reasoning appears to make sense, but you might be conned if you are unable to find the logical fallacies in their statements. Inside my opinion, it\u2019s far better reach a midpoint. My responseThis appears to be a dismissal of my reality.\nDowry system is just one of these fantastic evils. Regardless of the distinctiveness of each part, there\u2019s a feeling of narrative progression. Ultimately, there\u2019s conflict theory.\nThe choice to free the slaves was only carried out in order to attain victory. There are lots of nations that may be called multicultural societies. If a nation is industrialized, it can manufacture arms and ammunition essential for the defense of the nation.\nBy way of example, in the united states, a politician\u2019s religious affiliation may grow to be the reason for heavy debate, but there are not many such issues in Japan. The target of rebellion in Mexico was going to overthrow the oppressive oligarchy, very similar to Russiaas goals. It\u2019s so sad to here that the government that\u2019s set up to create the nation and fights any kind of corruption is presently stealing from her own men and women.\nBecause folks are different does not indicate they aren\u2019t equal. It\u2019s very difficult to locate women who will say exactly the same thing. As stated by the theological idea of Complementarianism, found especially in Christianity, women and men are given different set of qualities in order to equip them to play their distinctive part in the society.\nErgo the rights of women and men aren\u2019t mutually exclusive. They, however, do maintain a higher standing when relating to social roles. They are far better people.\nHearsay, Lies and Essay about Equality\nNobody is suggesting that it isn\u2019t the work of liberal Whites to oppose what\u2019s wrong. In truth, it wasn\u2019t dating whatsoever. Because nobody believes you.\nWhen it regards sexual scenarios, they both seem to hold exactly the same standing. Inequality of opportunity is the largest social problem that\u2019s hurting children in the developing world. 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Is it time for a new Reformation?\nFR. ROBERT ROSSI\nFr. Robert Rossi has been a member of the Crosier Order for 55 years and a Catholic priest for 48. He has had a very active and satisfying ministry that has included pastoral and educational services, writing, leadership in the Crosier Order and missionary work in the Congo and Brazil. Throughout the years, wherever he has been, he has given special attention to Christian formation through teaching, retreats and spiritual direction. He continues to dedicate his time to those services as a staff member of Crosier Village Ministries in Phoenix, where he is known as an innovator and effective minister. He is now engaged in Christian formation programs and a veterans' ministry called CrossWalk and a 2-yr. training program in Spanish for lay Latino spiritual directors which he himself designed and directs. His experience has given him a very wide view and appreciation of the Church, as well as a great sensitivity to other peoples\u2019 cultures in Africa, South America, Asia and Europe. As a Crosier religious, he has been shaped by the spirituality of the Cross to stand by his brothers and sisters who suffer in any way and accompany them to new hope.\nSession: Cross Spiritual Exercises\nThe CROSS SPIRITUAL EXERCISES, inspired by the Paschal Mystery of Jesus, lead a person thoughtfully and prayerfully through experiences of the Cross toward transformation and more effective ministry. The Exercises are comprised of four movements, each of which includes instruction and a reflection exercise that deals with a personal experience of suffering. The Exercises focus on spiritual growth through suffering and, with the accompaniment of a skilled \u201ccross-coach,\u201d aid the person to face the challenges of suffering courageously. The Exercises help the participant understand and accept the Cross as always giving promise of healing, more abundant life, greater freedom and deeper hope. As a result, the Christian is empowered to better serve the advancement of the Kingdom of God.\nDR. OCTAVIO CARRASCO\nOctavio Pascal Carrasco is an historian of American culture and music with special interest in the processes of social change, cultural resistance, and the religious imagination. As an undergraduate student at Princeton University, he was blessed to work with Br. Cornel West, exploring the religious dimensions of Tupac Shakur\u2019s music and death. He completed his Masters Degree at Starr King School for the Ministry in Berkeley, CA with Rev. Dr. Gabriella Lettini. As the \u201911-\u201912 Hilda Mason teaching fellow he developed and taught the course Music & Art for Social Change . He was further blessed to complete his PhD work with Br. West, Daisy Machado, and Troy Messenger at Union Theological Seminary in NY, focusing on \u201cthe long sixties\u201d as a period of profound awakening in American history. Octavio\u2019s primary mode of transportation is walking, using the \u201ceyes in his feet\u201d to remain connected with his surroundings. His academic studies are grounded in his time living in Guatemala, Spain (Barcelona is his favorite world city!) and the Czech Republic. He can be found teaching English as a second language wherever there are students and juggling book loans at ALL the local libraries.\nRituals of Resistance: 500 years of Religious Adaptation inGuatemala\nThe Holy Week/ Semana Santa rituals that happen every year in the Guatemalan highlands reveal important aspects of North American history and Christianity. On the one hand, there are the traditionally Christian rituals of Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter carried out in the center of town. On the other hand, woven through the entire period of Lent, there are other older rituals interspersed, disguised, and interpolated by Maya traditionalists. During Holy Week, these two perspectives come together to enact the death of Jesus and the symbolic start of a new ceremonial year. This does not reflect a simplistic history of conquest and domination, but rather a history of adaptation, creativity, reflection and resistance. In this section, we will explore the ways the Tz\u2019utujil Mayas of Guatemala interpreted and absorbed Christianity to protect and prolong their way of life.\nThe Religious Dimensions of Popular Music\nIn what ways does music speak to, or provide a vehicle for, the religious experience? Does music evoke the sublime, or does it corrupt the performers and listeners? These are questions that have been debated for 1000 years or more in worship settings. Examples include concern about emotions and dancing, controversy around women taking part in church choirs, as well as more recent legends of the Devil waiting at the crossroads, and the cyclical generational concern over the music of the youth. Yet music as we know it grew out of a religious setting in the first place. While emerging forms of music are almost always shunned or labeled as dangerous, we are entering a time when popular music is one of the centers of cultural identity and performance. This section will explore the religious roots of music, as we know it while inviting us to interrogate how we think of the religious/secular divide. How we understand the religious impulse relates to what we can understand music to be. Furthermore, we will explore how music accompanies, provokes and responds to social change.\nBorderlands Religion and the Residue of History\nThe United States of America exists on a landmass with contested significance. The place names reflect the many histories of the land and the people on it, even as mainstream society tends to overlook that history. Some scholars argue that the entire southern half of the country exists as remnants of Spanish-American borderlands dating from the 1700s. In this framing, the borderlands are a space between settled colonies where a decidedly unique blending of cultures took place. This gives rise to a culture that was neither Spanish nor English, nor strictly indigenous, but rather separate from all three. If we consider the complex relationship of the cultural encounter of Europeans, Africans and Aborigines that defines U.S. history, it becomes\nimperative to consider the ways the entire country is a borderlands. This moves beyond our modern conceptions of states and connects us back to the process of settlement, displacement, and development that is going on even now. We will look at the example of the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico to open up this concept and encourage discussion and reflection.\nLaura Norton is an artist whose spiritual practice includes weekly creating calligraphic designs which are used in churches across the U.S. and Canada, aiming to visually enliven biblical texts from the lectionary. A professional calligrapher, she works with a wide variety of media to add hand-lettered words to paper, silk, windows and walls. In addition to buses, walls and baptismal fonts around Holden Village, her award-winning calligraphy can be seen on a new mural in downtown Bellingham and in her synod\u2019s Advent Devotional, as well as in the book, Backstory Preaching by Lisa Cressman. Laura is on the board of directors and teaches Calligraphy on Silk at the Grunewald Guild, an art & faith retreat center near Leavenworth, WA. At her home church in Bellingham, WA, she founded and serves as chair of Justice Seekers, working on anti-racism (particularly in the ELCA) and such other justice-related issues as are addressed in the Reclaiming Jesus statement. Laura is an enthusiastic mountain trail runner, a parent to two creative adult children, and is married to a fellow former CPA and appreciator of craft beers. Laura's work can be seen at www.LettersAloft.com and @lettersaloft on Instagram.\nSession: Re-formation of WORDS: Literally Lettering as Spiritual Practice\nSpending time literally (re)forming words can be a meditative experience and can help to focus the attention on that which is held to be sacred. This session will include viewing powerful examples of words interpreted visually through calligraphy or hand lettering--including the art of the Saint John's Bible and Sr. Corita Kent--and a time of Vision Divina. Demonstrations of techniques for forming and enhancing letters and sacred words such as justice, inclusion, faith, gratitude, mercy, love will be followed by hands-on practice where participants may embellish several pages in a journal which may be used for further personal reflection or class note-taking. The breath and hand movements participants bring to these words inherently bring them to life in ways that are as unique as a fingerprint! \"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God.\" John 1:1\nDR. SARAH MAHLER KRAAZ\nSarah Mahler Kraaz is William Harley Barber Distinguished Professor, Professor of Music and College Organist at Ripon College in Ripon, Wisconsin, where she teaches piano and organ and courses in music history, Women in Music, Music and War, and Music and Art. Dr. Kraaz has researched and performed on historic organs in Italy, Germany, and Scotland, In 2012 and 2016, she taught courses in music and art to American undergraduate students in Florence, Italy. Dr. Kraaz has composed a number of works for organ solo and choir as well as settings of Scottish folksongs, and she writes reviews and articles for The Diapason, an international journal devoted to the harpsichord, organ, and church music. She founded and directed a children's choir at First Congregational Church UCC in Ripon from 1995-2005, where she also served as organist and director of the Senior Choir until 2012. Dr. Kraaz enjoys gardening, swimming, and reading in her spare time. She plans to retire from fulltime teaching in May, 2019, at which time she looks forward to traveling and promoting literacy by becoming a reading volunteer in elementary schools.\nSessions: War and Music\nThis course is a survey of music written during and about wars in modern times. After an introduction to war music from the ancient world to the 19th century, we will focus on the Civil War, World Wars I and II, the Vietnam conflict, with an emphasis on American musical culture in each. In class, we will listen to music and discuss the meaning of lyrics and how the cultural, economic, and political environments of each era shaped the music. Larger questions, such as the use of music to manipulate public opinion, to protest war, and even music used as a weapon of war, will be raised and debated.\nDR. LAURA HARTMAN\nLaura M. Hartman teaches environmental studies at Roanoke College in Virginia. Though she is trained in the study of Christian ethics, her oversized environmental conscience has propelled her toward work on issues such as consumption, food justice, climate change, transportation, ecological restoration, and climate engineering. She lives in Roanoke, Virginia, with her wonderful wife, Anne, and incomparable 3rd-grade son, Theo.\nSessions: The Christian Consumer\nRampant consumerism and runaway consumption may be bad; but what does good consumption look like? What -- if anything -- would Jesus buy? Holden Village is a wonderful setting to contemplate our consumption. In this course we examine consumption with help from several thinkers drawn from the Christian tradition. Our takeaway will not be a list of do's and don'ts, but rather a method of discernment that allows us to move from overwhelm to grace as consumers, citizens, and above all as Christians, in our global, fragile, beautiful world. These sessions are based on a book I wrote, The Christian Consumer: Living Faithfully in a Fragile World (Oxford, 2011).\nDR. JUSTIN KIGGINS\nJustin Kiggins, Ph.D., is a Neuroscientist and open science advocate living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area. With a background in music and engineering, Justin has spent over a decade seeking to understand how the brains of birds and mice makes sense of the world around them... how patterns of light and sound become the meaningful signals in the brain that represents objects, concepts, and ideas. Justin received his PhD in Neurosciences at UC San Diego and currently builds software to help biologists and biomedical scientists share and analyze data.\nWild brains: Where is that?\nAnimals large and small need to figure out where things are that they hear. A barn owl needs to dive after a mouse that it hears. A cricket needs to follow the song of a prospective mate. A bat needs to figure out where their echo returned from. This session will explore the ways that diverse animals face similar challenges and how their brains have evolved to solve them.\nWild brains: Where am I?\nWhether migrating across a continent or exploring for food, animals need to keep track of where they are. Butterflies use polarized sunlight to figure out which way is north, while rats and other mammals build and maintain a map of their local environment in their brains. This session will explore the diverse strategies that animals have evolved to figure out where they are in the world.\nWild brains: What did you say?\nVocal communication is critical to animals in every corner of the globe. Prairie dogs and vervet monkeys both have symbolic vocalizations they use to warn each other about predators. Songbirds of all shapes and colors and sizes learn to sing their songs & their brains toggle between fipracticefl and fiperformancefl modes. Killer whale pods maintain different dialects, which are influenced in part on what kind of food they hunt. This session will explore the diverse ways that animals use vocal signals to communicate and what is unique and not-so-unique about human speech and language.\nDR. ALEXA DOEBELE\nDr. Alexa Doebele is associate professor of music and Director of Choral Activities at Concordia University Wisconsin, where she conducts three choirs in addition to teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in music education, conducting, and choral literature. She is a frequent clinician, adjudicator, and guest conductor, and is active as an editor of choral music. Prior to her arrival in Wisconsin, Dr. Doebele served as the Director of Music at Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Her research interests intersect with her faith life through her study of the choral music of J. S. Bach and William Byrd. She is also active as both a solo and choral singer, most recently with Vox Antiqua, an early music ensemble for which she was also the artistic director, and previously with the Milwaukee Choral Artists, the Colorado Conductors\u2019 Chorus, and the Ars Nova Singers. She completed a bachelor\u2019s degree (double major in vocal performance and German language and literature) at Washington University in St. Louis and her Master of Music Education and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees at the University of Colorado.\nPROFESSOR HAL TAUSSIG\nHal Taussig is a recently retired professor and United Methodist pastor. The most recent of his 14 published books is Re-Reading the Gospel of Mark Amidst Loss and Trauma and A New New Testament: A Bible for the 21st Century Combining Traditional and Newly Discovered Texts. His mediography includes The New York Times, Time Magazine, The Daily Show, People Magazine, Newsweek Magazine, National Public Radio, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC, the Bob Edwards Show on Sirius Radio, The History Channel, and the Washington Post. In additional to speaking gigs around the country and internationally, he is a consultant for his bishop as a consultant in strategic planning.\nLiving Word - Christianity and Sexuality: Six Very Different Texts of Gender Lived Out in the First and Second Centuries\nEnergy, Emotion, and Awe: The Future of Worship\nDR. JACQUELINE BUSSIE\nDr. Jacqueline Bussie is an award-winning author, professor, theologian, and student of life in all its messy beauty. She is a nationally renowned public speaker and much sought-after workshop facilitator. Her first book, The Laughter of the Oppressed (2007), won the national Trinity Prize. Her 2nd book, Outlaw Christian: Finding Authentic Faith by Breaking the Rules (2016) won the 2017 Gold Medal Illumination Award for Christian Living. Publisher's Weekly declared her 3rd and latest book, Love Without Limits: Jesus\u2019 Radical Vision for a Love with No Exceptions (August 2018) \"a must read for all Christians interested in inclusivity in their communities.\" An active servant-leader in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Jacqueline teaches religion, theology and interfaith studies classes at Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota, where she also serves as the Director of the Forum on Faith and Life--the college's interfaith resource center. Jacqueline\u2019s favorite classes to teach include The Problem of Evil, Modern Christian Thought, Religion and Literature, Faith in Dialogue, and Compassion and Hope. Every day she is amazed and grateful that she actually gets paid to do the three things she loves most: 1) interact with incredible students, 2) write, and 3) try to make the world a more compassionate place. In her free time, Jacqueline loves to: read books, ride in the front car of roller coasters, take ballroom dance classes with her husband, and travel to any place she has never been before. She is a huge fan of long walks, laughter, the band Bon Iver, the smell of honeysuckle on a hot day, and her husband\u2019s fantastic fajitas. Her favorite place to write is next to any body of water. Though Jacqueline hails from Florida, she now lives in Fargo, North Dakota\u2014which is all the proof she needs that God\u2019s sense of humor is alive and well.\nBecoming Outlaw Christians: 3 Rules Christians Should Break\nThis workshop is based on the award-winning book Outlaw Christian, by Jacqueline Bussie. In this highly interactive workshop, Jacqueline will share with participants her journey to find authentic faith by breaking the rules. After discussion of the 3 rules Jacqueline believes Christians should break, participants will be encouraged to follow in the footsteps of Jesus and to courageously share their \u2018scars\u2019 with one another. After discussing the biblical command to \u2018teach one another how to lament,\u201d (Jeremiah 9:20), participants will write and share their own short laments.\nLove Without Limits: Learning to Love across Difference in these Divided Times\nDo you find yourself longing for practical strategies about how to love across difference in these troubled times? In this session, Jacqueline Bussie will share practical strategies from her critically acclaimed new book Love Without Limits\u2014a memoir and how-to-guide for love across differences such as faith, passport, political party, skin color, and sexuality. Jacqueline will also share the fascinating dramatic backstory behind the book, which was censored by her original Christian publisher for its positive, humanizing stories about LGBTQ folks and Muslims, but then found a new publisher through a viral social media post.\nLove Without Limits: Interfaith Peacebuilding & Islam 101\nHow do we become interfaith leaders and proponents of a love that excludes no one in a world rife with interreligious conflicts? In particular, how do we deepen Christian-Muslim relations and help others to overcome anti-Muslim bigotry in today\u2019s divided world? In this session, based on the book Love Without Limits by interfaith activist and interfaith studies professor Jacqueline Bussie, participants will learn the basic ground rules of interfaith relationships, discuss the contemporary costs and joys of being interfaith peacebuilders, and develop basic literacy about Islam beyond media sound bytes.\nJustin Kiggins, Ph.D., is a Neuroscientist and open science advocate at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative in Redwood City, CA. Justin\u2019s research focuses on how the brain makes sense of visual processing... how the raw patterns of light that fall on the retina become the meaningful signals in the brain that represents objects, concepts, and ideas. Justin received his PhD in Neurosciences at UC San Diego, where he studied auditory processing in European starlings. He is active in the Open Science movement and online science communication.\nPROFESSOR CHRISTA OLSON\nChrista Olson teaches about writing, rhetoric, and visual culture at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she is an Associate Professor of English. As a rhetorical historian, Christa is interested in how pictures have shaped values and beliefs and how they prompt us to act. In her teaching and her writing, she uses that focus on pictures to illuminate issues related to nationalism, social movement, and democracy in the Americas. In addition to researching 19th and early 20th century visual culture in Latin America, she regularly writes about news photography for a popular audience on the site Reading the Pictures, and she is at work on a book about photography and the contemporary U.S.-Mexico border.\nPhotography and Social Justice\nWhat difference does photography make? Most of usd being transfixed by a picture--seeing a sight that horrifies, saddens, or enlivens us. Sometimes, those pictures prompt us to active response. Whether our responses are active or apathetic, though, we still attribute a great deal of power to pictures. We worry that they mislead us, we assume they affect others, and we claim they can make change. This session invites reflection on and discussion of powerful pictures. We will start with historical photographs, especially from the U.S. Civil Rights Movement, and move into the present, aiming to understand how pictures catalyze social change and why they don't always.\nThe U.S.-Mexico Border in Pictures\nThough Donald Trump's promise to build a \"big, beautiful wall\" inaugurated a new era of U.S.-Mexico border images, the border has prompted picture-making for as long as it has existed. Our era's anxiety is the most recent in a long history of border fears and border looking. The number, prevalence, and power of our contemporary photographs, however, demand attention. What are we looking at when we look at the U.S.-Mexico border? This session will highlight the different ways that photographers have shown the border over the last few years and invite reflection on how those ways of looking shape public conversation and personal feelings about migration, the nation, and social justice.\nLooking Ethically\nWhen natural disasters strike, when violence takes lives, when injustice causes suffering, we often first encounter the tragedy's magnitude by looking at photographs. But even as those photographs raise awareness and sometimes spark action, there is a danger to them, an ethical risk well-captured by the term \"disaster porn.\" Does \"regarding the pain of others\" (as Susan Sontag put it) call us to compassion or does it merely horrify us and so make us feel as though, by looking, we have already done enough? In this global moment when there is no shortage of horrible scenes to view, we need ethical ways of looking. This session invites participants to reflect on and build tools for just, compassionate viewing.\nDR. PAUL OLSEN\nPaul was born in Wisconsin, raised in Minnesota, and college educated (B.A. history & English) at Luther College in Iowa. He then earned a Ph.D. in English at the University of Oregon with a dissertation on African American Literature, and he taught English and coached track at Augustana College in Illinois until recent retirement. That's a lot of movement and should include thousands of miles on his bicycle during a summer trip down the Mississippi by boat (with his bike thrown in) from Minneapolis to Missouri.\nWith two literature courses he initiated the African American studies program at Augustana that eventually became a complete \"Africana Studies Major\" with courses from several disciplines. He also teaches a course titled \"Literature of Faith and Doubt\" that includes writers from many genres and different countries who have found redemption and hope even in the face of spiritual vulgarity and evil. Paul and life partner Jeanne, who was a hospital chaplain for 27 years, have two adult sons living in Los Angeles. Travel to California for them has become routine!\nReading from David James Duncan's \"The Brothers K\u201d\n\u201cThe Brothers K\" (NOT the Russian novel \"The Brothers Karamozov\") is full of humor--while being profound, sensitive, and insightful. We'll laugh out loud! We will sigh. We will cheer! We will have tears.\nModern African American fiction writers\nA look at themes in Frederick Douglass' slave narrative as shared by modern writers Alice Walker in \"The Color Purple,\" and Toni Morrison in \"Song of Solomon.\"\nCan poetry, describe our 21st century? Can poetry help us EXPERIENCE our lives from a new awareness?\nWhether it's Wordsworth (English, early 19th century), Frost (American, 20th century), or Mary Oliver (20th-21st century), we can better understand our own \"human condition\" by just feeling the rhythms and seeing the images of poetry.\nLEAH YELLOWBIRD\nIntricate, graceful, thought provoking and prolific \u2013 these are all words that have been used to describe the elaborate masterwork of Leah Yellowbird. Originally a traditional bead-worker, she identifies strongly with her First Nations Algonquin-Metis and Anishinaabe heritage. At a young age, Yellowbird learned from her extended family how to follow traditional beading patterns and has been working in this medium her entire life. This knowledge, combined with her creative eye and exploration of color, has spilled over into the realm of painting, and she is now well regarded for her work in all mediums (painting being her most recent). After a rough period in her personal life that involved a death and the end of a relationship, Leah took a break from everything and decided to pick up a paintbrush, something that had been absent from her hand for two decades. The result of this creative time brought significant public interest to her work.\nYellowbird had her first solo exhibition at the American Indian Community Housing Organization (AICHO) in 2013 and has since had her work on display at a variety of prominent spaces, including the Macrostie Art Center, Plains Museum of Art, and the Tweed Museum of Art. She was the Grand Rapids artist in residence from 2015 until 2016 there, her studio was open to the public and she created some of her most popular pieces to date.\nYellowbird describes her process in the context of survival; painting and beading are like breathing to her. She draws inspiration from the traditional art forms of her ancestors while adding a modern voice to the imagery, the result of which evokes a sense of nostalgia and wonder. Her work is a visual manifestation of time, each dot embodying a moment and prayer. Using precision, pressure and symmetry, her pointillistic style leaves viewers humbled and curious \u2013 they walk away having seen something they\u2019ve never seen before.\nLINDA BREITAG & RAY MAKEEVER\nCreative song writers and musicians based in Minneapolis, MN. They weave fiddle and flute tunes with songs to make you laugh, move, and want to live a bigger life.\nKELLY & GEOFF CARLISLE\nKelly Carlisle likes to compose, arrange, and lead music for the church. He is currently serving as Musician at St. Mark Lutheran Church in Salem, Oregon where he gets to do all of those things! He and his son Geoff are returning to Holden for their third time to serve together as Village Musicians. Kelly just retired from K-12 Public Education, having taught high school choir for the first half of his career before becoming a school and district administrator. Kelly is now an Assistant Professor and Director of Administrative Licensure at George Fox University in Oregon. He has always been an avid cyclist and is now trying his hand at raised bed gardening. Kelly and his wife Nancy enjoy trying to keep up with their three grown children and daughter-in-law, and would be delighted to show you pictures of their adorable grandson.\nGeoff Carlisle was raised in Happy Valley, Oregon, and began playing viola at 11. According to his parents, he chose the instrument for its potential to earn him a college scholarship because \"nobody wants to play it.\" He attended St. Olaf College, majoring in music and environmental studies. At St. Olaf, he enjoyed performing in 35 states, as well as Morocco and Spain. In his senior year, he was selected as the concerto competition winner for the St. Olaf Orchestra. He currently resides in Austin, Texas, where he teaches 8th grade science, is the assistant principal violist in the Austin Civic Orchestra, and enjoys training for triathlons.\nA Methodist Minister, currently superintendent of the South and Central Belfast Circuit, and superintendent of the Belfast Central Mission.\nDR. NATHANIEL VAN YPEREN\nDr. Van Yperen is Visiting Assistant Professor of Religion at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota, where he teaches courses in Religion and Ecology, the theological ethics of Martin Luther King Jr., and the television series \"The Wire,\" among others. He earned the Ph.D. and M.Div. at Princeton Theological Seminary. He is completing a book on wilderness entitled Promised Land, under contract with Lexington Books. He lives with his partner, two children, and enthusiastic dog in St. Paul.\nRe-Formation in the Wilderness\nThis session explores the relationship between the domestic and wild through the history and ideology of wilderness in America. Together we will explore the development of the wilderness idea in the United States, encounter the works of recent environmental writers, and consider how wilderness can be a paradigm for thinking about justice and responsibility in conversation with the legacies of prophetic leaders, such as Martin Luther King Jr.\nJack Jezreel received his B.A. degree in Religion and Philosophy from Furman University in 1979 and his Master of Divinity degree from the University of Notre Dame in 1982. From 1983- 88, Jack was a member of a Catholic Worker community, during which time he helped supervise a soup kitchen and three hospitality houses for men and women who were homeless. Jack also became interested in sustainability issues and was involved in organic agriculture from 1985 - 2000. Jack has worked for over thirty years in parish social ministry. For eight of those years, Jack served as the Minister of Social Responsibility at Church of the Epiphany in Louisville, Kentucky where he developed the JustFaith program, a formation program that prepares participants for the work of charity, solidarity and justice, now used in parishes across the country. Over fifty thousand people in over 120 dioceses across the country have participated. Jack is the founder of and Senior Advisor for JustFaith Ministries, which creates and supports formation processes intended to inspire commitment to social mission. He is a popular and well-traveled speaker and teacher, sometimes described as the \u201cJohnny Appleseed\u201d of the U.S. Catholic Church's social mission. Jack is the author of A New Way to Be Church: Parish Renewal from the Outside In (Orbis Press), released September 2018. He lives in Louisville, Kentucky, is married with Maggie, and they have three adult daughters.\nTransformed People, Transformed Church, Transformed World\nThe sessions will explore the linkage between spirituality and action, between personal transformation and social transformation by looking at the Hebrew Scriptures (Session 1), the Gospels (Session 2) and the compelling language of \"encounter\" that Pope Francis has emphasized (Session 3). These three sessions will explore the meaning and message of the Hebrew Scriptures, the Gospels, and the idea of encounter (encuentro) made popular by Pope Francis as they relate to the interconnectedness of personal and social transformation.\nPASTOR VERlON BROWN\nVerlon Brown works on the streets of Seattle with homeless addicted people. The very people his mother told him to avoid. He also serves as pastor at Central Lutheran Church on Capitol Hill. Before moving to Seattle, he worked with homeless people in Washington, D.C. and then did a stint as Village Pastor at Holden in the early 1990s. He also plays harmonica in a blue-grass band.\nWho becomes homeless and why?\nAn experiential game that explores the unexpected and traumatic life events that lead to\nhomelessness. I developed this experiential game over my 30 years of working with homeless\npeople in Washington, D.C. and Seattle to teach both adults and youth what causes\nhomelessness (poverty, addiction, sexual abuse, violence, mental illness, disability, childhood neglect, etc.), how difficult it is to move out of homelessness, and the choices that have to be\nmade in order to survive on the streets.\nRacism 2.0\nAn opportunity to go beyond a simple introduction to racism that most progressive whites\nreceive in a oneday workshop, a magazine article, a segment on a TV talk show, or a class back\nin college. Participants will see just how much racism permeates our history and society.\nThrough selected videos and discussion, they will learn that being nice to black people and\nhaving a black friend is not nearly enough to combat racism.\nHow to disrupt America's racist system of oppression\nSome concrete things that anyone can do to change the system of oppression that dominates our society.\nThe purpose of this session is to give participants 5 tools that will help them confront racism. We will see racism as a systemic issue and not just an individual issue. Racism is not just\nindividual actions but is baked into our everyday lives. We will find our strengths and summon\nthe courage to change our world and ourselves with practical solutions and discussion.\nLinda first arrived in Holden as a child in August of 1951 when the Village was a mining community. Linda has volunteered with museum projects since 1999. Her goal is to help people understand the activities and folks who are part of the 100 plus years of history in this beautiful valley.\nBridging Two Communities\nSlide presentation showing the many parallels between the two communities of Holden Mine and Holden Village.\nHolden History Early Years\nThree short DVDs with pauses for commentary: \u201dForerunners,\u201d the 1961 Work Group, \u201dUpbuilders,\u201d the 1962 Work Group, \u201cHolden in the '60s and Early \u201870s.\u201d\nMiner\u2019s Village Walk\nTake a walk through the Miner\u2019s Village with a former resident and learn about life in the Mining days through the eyes of a child.\nDR. STEVEN JENSEN & DR. SHIRLEY FELDMANN-JENSEN\nDr. Steven Jensen is an advisor and educator in disaster risk management with thirty-eight years international experience and a strong grasp of global trends. His focus on emerging patterns of risk places Dr. Jensen in a unique position to advance how uncertainty and change is addressed. A formative experience for Dr. Jensen was managing refugee camps for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Southeast Asia. Subsequent experience includes firefighting, emergency management, and academic practices in both New Zealand and the United States. Field work has taken him to East Africa, the Philippines, China, Japan, Mexico and El Salvador. Dr. Jensen is a leader on the Scientific Advisory Council for the Red Cross, helping shape their work globally.\nDr. Shirley Feldmann-Jensen has policy expertise at the intersection of disaster risk management and public health. Spanning a range of public health, disaster risk management, and instructional settings, she has both domestic and international experience. The emphasis of her research and didactic work is around policy influences for practice, evaluation and improvement processes. She earned her Doctoral degree in Policy, Planning and Development from the University of Southern California Sol Price School of Public Policy. Dr. Feldmann-Jensen also holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree from California State University of Long Beach, and a graduate certificate in Health Emergencies in Large Populations from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Undergraduate work was at the University of Minnesota. Additionally, she holds several certifications from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Dr. Feldmann-Jensen is currently a Lecture and Program Coordinator for the Emergency Services Administration Master of Science program at California State University Long Beach; where she is dedicated to fostering students in the process of synthesizing disaster patterns and building adaptive capacity in the communities they live and work.\nSystems thinking, Faith, and Adaptation\nAcross our country and in much of the world there are some great things afoot and there are troubling trends. We will explore the possibilities and perils through a systems perspective, which enables better understanding of the complex risks humanity faces and how we can be constructive agents of change.\nDR. ABBY GOLD\nAbby Gold is keenly interested in the aspects of culture and society that create environments for promoting health for all individuals, rather than just for the few that can afford to keep themselves and their own families healthy. Abby is Acting Chair and Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health at North Dakota State University (NDSU). Her research focus is in public health, nutrition, communication, and she has a strong interest in the intersection between health and agriculture from a social science perspective. Abby teaches public health to those who are seeking to bridge the gap between public health and health care systems in order to infuse population health principles, primary prevention, and cost savings through disease prevention into the health care system. Dr. Gold is a community engaged scholar, she is actively involved in developing access to healthy foods at a state and local level through the work of the Minnesota Food Charter, the Cass Clay Food Partnership, and the Prairie Roots Food Coop. Abby's colleague, Kathy Draeger, once said that Abby embodies the notion of \u201ccommunity-engaged faculty.\u201d\nActivate and Build Community through Food\nFood knits a community together in multiple ways. Food encompasses every wellness element: physical, spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and environmental. This three session class will use an asset-based community development approach to build relationships through food activities and activism in the community.\nJohn Thompson has a fine arts degree from the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks. He started carving in 1990, making a carousel in Missoula Montana. He is now a printmaker that spends most of his time carving wood and some stone carving. He has been teaching printmaking workshops since 1980, and carving workshops since the early 2000s. You can see some of his work at www.hobbyhorsearts.com.\nBeginning Relief Carving\nThe sessions will focus on safety, tools, learning a bit about the wood, and hands-on tool use. The sessions will continue with fine tuning designs and carving time. The sessions will conclude with problem solving, demo of \"carving in the round\u201d, how to sharpen tools and the types of tools one might want to purchase.\nSTEVE WOLBRECHT & RON PANGBORN\nWhile Steve Wolbrecht's day job is as a database administrator for the software company Smartsheet, his vocation is in music. He is the lead composer for Zombie Orpheus Entertainment - a company he helped start - and has scored a dozen feature and short films to date. He routinely serves as a substitute accompanist for Lutheran churches in the Tacoma, WA area, and has been serving as village musician at every opportunity since wintering at Holden from 1999-2000. He is absolutely THRILLED to be officially teaming up with Ron Pangborn this summer. Soli Deo Gloria!\nRon Pangborn has been an active member of the Detroit musical community since the mid 1970\"s. As a drummer, he has toured and recorded extensively with internationally know artists in multiple genres. Ron is the music director of Hope Community Church in Detroit and produces podcasts and web content for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit. Along with his wife Pam and daughter Jules, the Pangborns have been coming to Holden for over 20 years as both guests and staff. Let the joyful noise continue!!!\nDR. ERIC D. BARRETO\nEric D. Barreto is Weyerhaeuser Associate Professor of New Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary and an ordained Baptist minister. The author of Ethnic Negotiations: The Function of Race and Ethnicity in Acts 16 (Mohr Siebeck, 2010), the co-author of Exploring the Bible (Fortress Press, 2016), and editor of Reading Theologically (Fortress Press, 2014), he is also a regular contributor to ONScripture.org, the Huffington Post, WorkingPreacher.org, and EntertheBible.org. For more, go to ericbarreto.com and follow him on Twitter (@ericbarreto).\nBelieving and Belonging in Luke-Acts\nSurvey after survey demonstrates that ethnic diversity is only increasing in recent days and yet many of our churches remain culturally homogeneous. What might a church that invites diversity look like? We will turn to the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles to wonder together how God's gift of diversity might take root in our lives together. Too ofter, our tendency has been to imagine that our faith \u201csolves\u201d the \"problems\" of diversity by making us all one, the same. In contrast, the author of Luke-Acts views our differences as a gift to be treasured not a difficulty to be overcome.\nJason DeRose is Western Bureau Chief and Senior Editor at NPR News. He edits stories from Colorado to Hawaii and oversees national coverage of religion, LGBTQ issues, and Native American issues. Before joining NPR, he was a senior editor and correspondent at WBEZ - Chicago Public Radio, where he covered religion and belief. He holds a master\u2019s degree from the University of Chicago Divinity School and a bachelor\u2019s degree from St. Olaf College. Jason spent many wonderful hours working at his college\u2019s public radio station. Outside of work, he is an overly-active member at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Santa Monica, California, where he chairs the congregation's seminary internship committee. Jason loves reading sad novel but is really quite funny in person.\nReligion & Public Life: The Journalist and the Theologian\nThe intersection of religion and public life is at the heart of many conflicts in American life, from immigration and LGBTQ issues to race relations and reproductive rights. These sessions will examine news coverage of tensions surrounding these topics between and among people of faith, between people of faith and non-religious people, and within individuals. Among the questions we'll address: What role should secular news organizations play in covering religion and belief? What theological role does public discourse play in clarifying and shaping belief and practice?\nDEBORAH ADAMS DOERING & GLENN N. DOERING\nDeborah Adams Doering and Glenn N. Doering are founders and lead artists in the socially-engaged art collaborative DOEprojekts. Deborah and Glenn emphasize both experiences and artifacts as they work with communities and individuals, drawing upon Coreforms and cultural Keywords as invitations to interact. Coreforms for DOEprojekts are the zero (circle), one (vertical line), hyphen (horizontal line), tilde (swash) and period (point). These forms are connected through movement. More about Coreforms and Keywords can be seen at: http://doeprojekts.org/coreforms-and-keywords-thoughts-on-invitations-to-interact/\nDeborah received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. When not working in collaboration, her individual works focus on the relationship of the keywords Nature and Technology, and can be seen at www.DeborahDoering.com. Glenn received his MS in Biology from Loyola University of Chicago. His individual works explore the keywords Biology, Body, and Fashion. He creates unique wearable objects that can be seen at https://www.instagram.com/parlaarte/\n\u201cSocially-Engaging Stories and Symbols\u201d\nCollaborative artists Deborah and Glenn Doering, along with workshop participants, will read and respond to readings that are \u201ckeywords\u201d or \u201ckey topics\u201d in contemporary culture. Topics may include the following, depending on participants\u2019 selection: Identity, Body, Community, Country/Nation, Environment, Pragmatism, Taste, and Art (or others that relate to the 2019 theme). After reading and discussing the keyword(s), participants will be offered a number of basic techniques to respond visually to the topic, if they so choose.\nDavid approaches life and the world with a growing curiosity, wonder, and a posture of \"Yes\". He savors Ignatian and Jesuit spirituality and longs to enter the Story more each day, sensing the deep, present, joyful Love of Jesus, who calls us Beloved. David lives in Bellingham, Washington and is the founder of BePresentDiscoverJoy. He facilitates improv workshops for non-profits, businesses, schools, churches, and for people who are currently or formerly incarcerated, and in recovery from addiction. His workshops are designed for participants to cultivate presence, discover joy, and build resilience. He believes \"that what we practice at a small scale can reverberate to the largest scale. (Adrienne Maree Brown)\". David was formerly the Director of Development and jail chaplain at Tierra Nueva \u2013 a non-profit ministry that comes alongside incarcerated and immigrant people in the Skagit Valley of Washington State. He absolutely delights in being a father to his sixteen-year-old daughter. And he has discovered that when they are present with each other, they discover joy, and this builds resilience in their cherished relationship, giving them courage for living their lives. For more info: BePresentDiscoverJoy.com\nImprov Re-forms us into Present People\nImprov Re-forms us into People Who Discover Joy\nImprov Re-forms us into People Who Build Resilience\nWe live in times of increasing uncertainty, isolation, and fear. Gabor Mate says the question is not, \"What are we going to do about it?\" But rather, \"Who are we going to be in the face of it?\" How do we re-form ourselves (as individuals and communities) to be resilient people in the face of uncertainty? Applied improvisation teaches us to be present, tune into each other, and support one another. Within the context of play and the vulnerability-support matrix, joy naturally emerges! Because it's embodied learning it more easily globalizes into our whole selves and communities; it re-forms our way of being in the world. These sessions will focus on being present, discovering joy, and building resilience all within an interactive context of foundational improvisation games. Absolutely no theatre experience necessary.\nTodd Drake is a human rights photographer and social practice artist based in Brooklyn, NY. Originally from the North Carolina, Drake creates art which addresses human rights issues among marginalized communities. Working collaboratively with community members, Drake creates images that are both specific and universal and reveal his concern for the most basic of human rights - to be considered fully human.\nRecipient of a Rockefeller Fellowship, numerous Fulbright-Hayes, North Carolina Arts Council, and Department of Education grants, Drake has exhibited across the United States and internationally including exhibitions in Jerusalem, Ramallah, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. He has also authored and designed books used extensively in educational setting including Going to Carolina del Norte (design and photography by Drake, authored by Dr. Hannah Gill ), Feeling a Type of Way, and A Journey Like Us -Getting from There to Here. The latter is used in programing in international high schools.\nLet Your Life Speak - Re-formation of personal narrative and self-portrayal\nTodd Drake, Human Rights Artist, will share the Quaker practice of Letting Your Life Speak. Beginning with his own artistic and faith journey, Drake will engage students in activities and discussions that help them define, visualize, and share their own life\u2019s voice. Students will leave create a written narrative and photo collage and the joy of having shared in community.\nDR. TOD Trimble\nFollowing work in Greenville, Pennsylvania, as tenured associate professor of music, chair of the department, and director of the college choir at Thiel College (ELCA), I worked for over a decade administering national and international conferences for college and university music faculty. I now serve as organist and director of music ministries at St. Paul Lutheran Church (ELCA) in Missoula, Montana. Initially trained at Millikin University (Decatur, Illinois), I was a student of Richard Hoffland. (Hoffland also taught alongside Paul Christiansen in the Christiansen Choral Summer Workshops.) I later received degrees from the Universities of Denver (Master of Arts, Choral Music), Wyoming (Master of Science, Psychology), and Illinois (Doctor of Musical Arts, Choral Music). My wife, Monica, is a medical social worker. We have three grown children: Claire, a federal court administrator in Portland, Oregon; Grace, a costumer working for Radio City Music Hall\u2019s Rockettes in New York City; and Dan, who works for a florist in Missoula, Montana. 2019 will be the second year I have served for a week as Visiting Musician at Holden Village.\nDr. Fred Niedner\nDr. Fred Niedner is an ordained Lutheran pastor who spent his adult life teaching biblical studies in Valparaiso University's Department of Theology. In his alleged retirement, he does teaching that requires no grading, writes for multiple publications that support the ministry of proclamation, and risks a fortnightly editorial on the Sunday op-ed page of the Chicago Tribune's northwest Indiana edition (Post-Tribune). He and his family have spent time at Holden regularly since 1992, and Fred served two terms on Holden's board of directors.\nThe Life of Re-\nBiblical studies that take up the necessity and role of re-demption, re-pentance, re-birth, re-formation, re-newal, re-surrection, and re-hearsal. The life of a Christian is a continual process of re-penting of the same old ills, re-learning the good news, re-directing our lives, and re-hearsing the messianic feast.\nRev. Dr. Roger Scholtz\nOver the past 25 years Scholtz has pastored four congregations in diverse contexts as an ordained minister in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa (MCSA). He has also served as the interim senior pastor at Hyde Park UMC in Tampa, Florida. He\u2019s passionate about communicating the gospel in ways that bring the scriptures alive for people navigating the challenging intersection of faith and life in our contemporary, ever-changing culture. Scholtz believes that the building of radically inclusive, richly diverse missional communities of reconciliation and hope is a key need for our time. Christ-centered servant leadership, solidarity with the poor, empowering the voiceless, celebrating diversity, non-judgmentalism, compassion for the earth, creative storytelling, laughter and authentic worship are essential values for realizing this vision to which he is deeply committed. Scholtz has a PhD in Biblical Studies, and serves on the faculty as an adjunct at the Seth Mokitimi Methodist Seminary in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. He is an advocate for the full inclusion of LGBTIQA people within the church, and has been at the forefront of the MCSA\u2019s doctrinal engagement with the LGBTIQA conversation for the past fourteen years. Scholtz is married and has four children (and has the dubious distinction of arguably being the only person to ever go down Africa\u2019s highest water slide in a Carducci suit!)\nDr. Daniel Castillo\nDaniel Castillo is Assistant Professor of Theology at Loyola\nUniversity Maryland, where he also contributes to the Environmental Studies and Peace & Justice Studies programs. He earned his PhD at the University of Notre Dame in 2014. Dan's teaching and research focuses on the intersection of liberation theology, environmental ethics, and the theological interpretation of scripture. He has published essays in these areas in journals such as Theological Studies, Political Theology, and Scripture. His forthcoming book is entitled: An Ecological Theology of Liberation: Salvation and Political Ecology (Orbis Books). Dan lives in Baltimore with his wife Erika and their two children, Frances and Martin.\nFor God so Loved the World: Salvation, Liberation, and Care for Creation\nWhat is the relationship between the mystery of salvation, liberation, and care for creation?\nThis three-part sequence develops an interpretation of salvation history that demonstrates a positive relationship between the terms in question. Beginning with the theological\nanthropology of Genesis 2 \u2013 4 , we examine hos scripture conveys the view that God creates the view that God creates the human person to be in intimate communion with God,\nneighbor, and earth (and how sin disorders this threefold sense of communion). In the second\nsession, we explore the ways in which the gifts of manna and law, as well as the voices of the\nprophets, function to reorient the people of God toward the work of serving and caring for\ncreation so as to reestablish the person's communion with God, neighbor, and earth. The third\nsession examines the creational themes of the gospel of John and draws out an implicit \"Final\nAdam\" Christology in the fourth gospel. For John, Jesus is the one who restores the threefold\ncommunion that was lost through \"the sin of Adam.\" In the fourth gospel, the resurrection\nsignifies the inbreaking of a redeemed creation.\nDr. Jason A. Mahn\nJason A. Mahn is a professor of religion and director of the Presidential Center for Faith and Learning at Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois. He teaches about God, interfaith cooperation, environmental ethics, social justice, vocation, and religious responses to suffering at Augustana, and also frequently speaks at churches and within Lutheran higher education circles. He has authored or edited four books, including Becoming a Christian in Christendom: Radical Discipleship and the Way of the Cross in America's \u201cChristian\u201d Culture (Fortress, 2016) and Radical Lutherans/Lutheran Radicals (Cascade, 2017). One of Jason's deep joys is to teach \u201cCreator, Creation, and Calling\u201d to Augustana students at Holden Village during \u201cJ-Term\u201d and join them in building igloos, skiing, and stoking the furnace called Dante. Another joy is to return in the summer with his spouse, Rev. Laura Evans Mahn, and their two sons, Asa and Gabe, to teach, hike, laugh, and practice living well.\n\"In the World but Not of It\": Christian Good News in a World of Bad News\nHow might Christians retrieve (and re-live!) the \"good news\" of biblical texts that are all-too-familiar to many of us? Could we re-view and re-vision them in all their wonderful strangeness? How might we retrieve and relive them in a world filled with the bad news of ecological degradation, the scapegoating of \"outsiders,\" the equation of Christian churches and culture with \"white space,\" economic and white privilege, and violence against enemies, women, and others? This session will lead participants through familiar biblical texts and introduce them to some compelling Christian voices that help us to live faithfully and joyfully as Christians in--but not of--a world that is too often filled with bad news.\nDr. Lynn Roger Willis\nLynn Roger Willis was born (1942) and raised in San Diego, California. In 1966, he graduated in pharmacy from Oregon State University and married Frances Boltz, of Glendora, California. In 1970, he received a PhD in pharmacology from the University of Iowa, spent 3 years in post-doctoral research training at the Mayo Clinic, and, in 1973, joined the faculty of the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis where he conducted basic biomedical research and taught pharmacology. Lynn received numerous awards for his teaching until he retired in 2006. Lynn and Fran raised 3 children and enjoy 5 grandchildren.\nLynn and Fran have been active members of Pilgrim Lutheran Church in Indianapolis for over 40 years. Fran sings in the choir, Lynn teaches adult bible classes. Both have held congregational offices. Lynn and Fran winter in San Diego and attend Grace Lutheran Church, where both he and Fran were baptized as infants. Lynn also teaches bible classes at Grace.\nLynn still presents lectures on a variety of drug-related topics. He has been a forensic consultant and an expert witness in lawsuits against purveyors of dietary supplements of dubious safety and efficacy. For fun, Lynn enjoys reading, fishing and woodworking. He and Fran, who is an avid fan of Jane Austen, have lately taken up English country dancing. Fran loves it; Lynn, not so much\u2026\nComing to Grips with the Confusing World of Nonprescription Medications\nWalk into any drug store looking for a nonprescription (over-the-counter) remedy for, say, your cold, hay fever or headache, and you'll find yards of racks, stacked 4 or 5 shelves high, offering dozens of products for each and every ailment. These products range from conventional brand-name or generic remedies to dietary supplements, herbal medicines and homeopathic nostrums, each claiming to do for you what no other product can. How do you select the product that's right for what ails you and, more important, actually does what the label claims? Well, that's what this series of classes is all about, and the early answer to the previous question is that selecting the right remedy is actually easier than it looks. Along the way, we'll discuss -- and dismiss -- a few of the more persistent myths about self-medication and medicine in general. We'll also discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of so-called \"alternative medicine,\" and we'll try to reconcile some of the more confusing and contentious aspects of legalized marijuana, the opioid epidemic and the unexpected attractiveness of \"vaping\" among young people. By the end of this series, you'll have the tools for selecting nonprescription remedies such that you'll be the one in charge of making the decision of what to buy, not the advertisers.\nCollaborative artists Deborah and Glenn Doering, along with workshop participants, will read and respond to readings that are \u201ckeywords\u201d or \u201ckey topics\u201d in contemporary culture. Topics may include the following, depending on participants\u2019 selection: Identity, Body, Community, Country/Nation, Environment, Pragmatism, Taste, and Art (or others that relate to the 2019\ntheme). After reading and discussing the keyword(s), participants will be offered a number of basic techniques to respond visually to the topic, if they so choose.\nRev. Dr. Asa Lee\nRev. Dr. Lee currently serves as Associate Dean for Community Life and Director of African American Church Studies at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC. He has spent twenty years in congregational life as a worship leader, Christian educator, and pastoral leader. He works with churches, and denominational leaders on matters of Christian formation, leadership education and faithful diversity outreach. He earned the Doctor of Ministry degree in Educational Leadership at Virginia Theological Seminary after having earned his Master of Divinity degree cum Laude from Wesley Theological Seminary. He completed his Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education, Magna cum Laude from Hampton University.\nCooper Sherry\nCooper Sherry got his start on the organ bench, watching with his 7-year-old-eyes as the pastor\u2019s wife played Bach after each service. From there he was hooked, studying organ and choral conducting in college, teaching middle school choir classes in the years to follow, and always keeping a church job so he could do what he loves most. In recent years, he has become a full-time church musician, heavily influenced by the global music of Bread for the Journey and by his wife Sarah, with whom he has begun to write hymns. Yet \u2013 he still likes to play a good Bach fugue for the postlude, ideally following a global sending hymn! He currently directs two adult choirs, one youth choir, and three children\u2019s choirs at his church, along with planning and playing two weekly worship services \u2013 one which is traditional with organ liturgy, and one which is blended with global music, jazz, and progressive hymns. Sherry and his wife have written over 20 hymns together, and enjoy leading people in song and worship.\nJuly 15-19, 2019 Interfaith Dialogue Week\nRev. Terry Kyllo\nThe Rev. Terry Kyllo is a Lutheran pastor serving as the director of Neighbors in Faith. He began this work part-time in September of 2016 and full-time in September 0f 2017. A graduate of the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, he has been a pastor since 1991 and has served in partnership between Episcopalians and Lutherans since 2004. He is the author of two books, Being Human and Apprenticeship. Terry was the recipient of the Faith Action Network Interfaith Leadership Award in 2016, the Interfaith Leadership Award from the Muslim Association of Puget Sound in 2017, the Sultan and Saint Peace award in 2017, and the Muslim Association of Puget Sound 2018 \u201cInbound Good\u201d award for a non-Muslim who benefitted the Muslim Community.\nImam Adam Jamal\nImam Adam Jamal is the Executive Director of Education and Assistant Imam at the Muslim Association of Puget Sound or MAPS in Redmond, WA. He was born and raised in Houston, Texas. He truly believes in the ability of faith to bring communities together. His current focus at MAPS is to help American Muslim youth face the challenges of growing up in a climate of rising Islamophobia. With his traditional training in Islam and a Master\u2019s in Education, he hopes to dispel stereotypes and misconceptions about Islam and Muslims.\nRabbi Yohanna Kinberg\nYohanna Kinberg, a lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest, and a second generation Rabbi. She has served the greater Seattle area as a Rabbi for 15 years. Rabbi Kinberg is a graduate of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College and currently serves a Reform congregation, Kol Ami, in Woodinville, WA. She is married to Rabbi Seth Goldstein and is mother to two boys, Ozi and Erez.\nAbrahamic Tradition and Our Common Future\nRev. Terry Kyllo, Imam Adam Jamal and Rabbi Yohanna Kinberg will lead sessions focusing on interfaith dialogue and introductions to their faith traditions.\nPAstor Matt Gordon\nMatt and his wife, Miranda, were married in June 2000 and moved from Texas to the Pacific Northwest. IT was there that they fell in love with the outside work and each other. Matt has worked in the arenas of youth and family ministry, new church planting, and as a senior pastor. He graduated from Texas Christian University and Pacific School of Religion, He also teaches religious studies at Linn-Benton Community College. They have three children.\nLove and Compassion in Eastern Tradition\nAt their core, all religions teach love and compassion. We will draw on the wisdom of Eastern Traditions to inform our desire to be a more compassionate people.\nJannele Mastin\nJannele Mastin is an art director turned art educator. She is passionate about prompting students to use art as way to investigate and communicate social justice issues and their own identity in Christ. She is also fascinated with the role creativity plays in corporate worship and how these art-filled experiences (liturgical art) shape the imagination and the spirit of individuals and communities. Jannele lives, works and worships in the Kansas City area with her husband and two daughters.\nRev. Dr. Paul Rohde\nPaul is a hiker, camper, cyclist, cook, piano player, and avid reader. A doctoral project in pilgrimage theology grew out of his love for travel and words--how do we narrate the journey? His book, And Grace Will Lead Me Home, is a glimpse into that learning. Favorite pilgrimages include Taize, the Camino de Santiago, Tanzania, the 1994 Lillehamm Paul is a hiker, camper, cyclist, cook, piano player, and avid reader. A doctoral project in pilgrimage theology grew out of his love for travel and words--how do we narrate the journey? His book, And Grace Will Lead Me Home, is a glimpse into that learning. Favorite pilgrimages include Taize, the Camino de Santiago, Tanzania, the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics, and, of course, Holden. All of this will inform how we respond to change\u2014as individuals and as local and global communities.\nHe loves teaching at Holden for all the ways wilderness and community open our senses, inform our questions and enliven our imagination and hilarity. Paul is campus pastor at Augustana University in Sioux Falls, SD and a spiritual director. He is married to Susan, they have three grown daughters and more and more grandchildren. Some combination of them hope to hike out of the village at the end of their 2019 stay.\nWhat will shape the future?\nThe pace of change in this moment is well documented and experienced intensely. These sessions will explore historical periods that have undergone great change to overhear how communities interpreted and navigated them and explore imagination for our own time.\nDr. Roy Hammerling\nDr. Roy Hammerling, a PhD graduate of the University of Notre Dame in Church History, has been a Professor of Religion at Concordia College for over 20 years. His books include A History of Prayer: The First to the Fifteenth Century and The Lord\u2019s Prayer in the Early Church: The Pearl of Great Price. He has written articles and lectured on Martin Luther, the history of Christian Spirituality, religion and fantasy, religion and film, Islam, and religion in modern culture. He travels regularly with students and alumni groups for Concordia College across Europe, Turkey, and Egypt. Likewise, he is a consultant for a documentary film company, Endless Eye Productions (www.endlesseye.com). The documentaries he has worked on range from \u201cMessage from the East\u201d about one of Pakistan\u2019s founding fathers, Allama Muhammad Iqbal to \u201cMy Country No More\u201d about the Williston oil boom. He is the co-founder of PACODES (Panyijiar Community Development Services) a local North Dakota non-for-profit organization that works with the Lost Boys and Girls of Southern Sudan (www.pacodes.org). He is also an ELCA pastor who has served parishes in Pittsburg and Williston, ND in the 1980s. The son of German-Russian immigrants, Dr. Hammerling has been a guest lecturer in Pakistan, Europe, and the USA.\nFantasy and Religion: The True Myths of JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis\n\"Fantasy and Religion: The True Myths of JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis\" will look at how the lives and writings of Tolkien and Lewis made them two of the most popular and influential authors of the past century. Session 1 will introduce the lives of Tolkien and Lewis and how their friendship led them to re-form literature and create stories of wonder and mystery which have resonated with audiences around the globe. Session 2 specifically will focus on Tolkien's view of overcoming evil in the world by means of using stories, which in turn help his readers love God, creation, and neighbor. Session 3 will focus on Lewis's view of Joy as a secret to the meaning of life.\nDr. Laurence Furr\nDr. Laurence Furr is Cantor at Trinity Lutheran Church, Ft. Worth, Texas. Dr. Furr is also a Certified Clinical Musician and Certified Therapeutic Harp Practitioner and works as a therapeutic musician at JPS Health Network and Vitas Hospice. His Bachelor of Music degree is in Organ Performance from the University of Texas at Arlington. He later received a Master of Music degree in Organ Performance from Texas Christian University. Dr. Furr earned his Ph.D. at The University of Texas at Arlington. His area of study was humanities and music history -- studying ways in which music and art affect humanity and culture. In 2014, after two years of study, Dr. Furr became a Certified Clinical Musician. Continuing with two more years of therapeutic music studies, he became a Certified Therapeutic Harp Practitioner through the International Harp Therapy Program in 2016. He plays the Celtic harp and Native American flute at the hospital in Surgery, ICU, ER, NICU, Oncology, CCU, and other departments. In 2018 he completed his studies to become a Certified Aromatherapist from the New York Institute of Aromatic Studies. During the academic year 1992\u201393, Dr. Furr was a Fulbright Scholar at the Royal Superior Conservatory of Music of Madrid (Spain) studying harpsichord with Genoveva G\u00e1lvez. He has served as Dean for the Fort Worth Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. Dr. Furr resides in Fort Worth, Texas with his husband, Matthew Naughton, a chef with degrees in food science, and their two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Mary Catherine and Bella.\nHarp Therapy Sound Bath\nCome immerse yourself in a \"harp and sound\" bath which will cleanse your soul through music, meditation, and prayer. Offered by Certified Harp Therapy Practitioner, Dr. Laurence Furr.\nSynesthesia, Therapeutic Music, and Meditation\nDr. Furr will discuss the use of synesthesia--crossing of the senses- for creating beautiful melodies and improvisations. He uses anything he can to develop and create these melodies including memory, color, sounds from nature, shapes, and smells, especially the use of essential oils. The class will conclude as participants smell specific essential oils as Dr. Furr plays pieces which were inspired by that particular essential oil. These will include selections from his recent CD entitled \u201cYlang Ylang. Class members will be invited to share their own thoughts and experiences and invited to meditate and pray during the closing improvisations.\nTherapeutic Music in Healing Services\nIn the Evangelical Lutheran Worship book, there is a healing service outlined on page 276 in the section entitled Life Passages. There is evidence that certain musical progressions are able to help a person to first soothe and relax, then music to go deep into the soul for contemplation, prayer, and release, and finally music to lift the spirits. \u00d0'dIreland's ancient harpers had 3 strains of music, called the Suantraighe, Goltraighe, and Geantraighe. Discover how these \"strains\" can be transferred to the modes of Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Ionian to intensify the effectiveness of healing services and bedside visitations.\nDr. Kendra Mohn\nDr. Kendra Mohn is Lead Pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church, Fort Worth, TX, where she has been on staff since 2010. She has served in a variety of capacities in the Northern Texas-Northern Louisiana Synod of the ELCA, including Chair of the Leadership Development Team, Faculty at the Parish Lay Mission Academy, and Keynote Bible Study Leader at Synod Assembly. She coordinates the John H. Tietjen Speaker Series at Trinity, is a frequent presenter and teacher, and works as an academic mentor for seminarians in the TEEM program, an alternative ordination track for emerging ministries in the ELCA.\nMohn holds a PhD in Biblical Studies from Brite Divinity School at Texas Christian University, where she has also taught courses. Her academic work focuses on how gender, empire, and power intersect in the New Testament. She also holds degrees from Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN (MDiv), the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA (MA-Historical Musicology), and Luther College, Decorah, IA (BA-Cello Performance and Communication/Linguistics). She is a current member of the Board of Regents for Texas Lutheran University. A native of Iowa, Mohn is married to Rev. Erik Gronberg, PhD, Bishop of the NT-NL Synod of the ELCA. They have 3 children and a rescue cat and reside in the Westcliff neighborhood of Fort Worth.\nMasculinity, Empire, and the Word\nIn recent years, masculinity has emerged as an important theme in US culture as well as in theology and biblical studies. In these sessions, participants will learn about concepts of masculinity in the first century Roman Empire (primary context for the New Testament), engage masculine figures in the Gospel of Matthew in light of those concepts, and explore the implications of this dynamic for contemporary individuals and communities of faith.\nIn these sessions, participants will be introduced to cutting-edge biblical scholarship. While the idea of the Roman Empire as context for the New Testament has been gaining momentum over the last 10 years, the language of empire is still new to many and provides a fresh way of engaging the text. At the same time, issues of masculinity recently have come to the forefront in gender studies as well as in more mainstream discourse in US culture and politics.\nAusten Hartke\nAusten Hartke is the author of Transforming: The Bible and the Lives of Transgender Christians, a new book on theology and personal narratives published by Westminster John Knox Press in 2018. He is also the creator of the YouTube series Transgender and Christian, which seeks to understand, interpret, and share parts of the Bible that relate to gender identity and the lives of transgender individuals. Austen is a graduate of Luther Seminary\u2019s Master of Arts program in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible Studies, and is the winner of the 2014 John Milton Prize in Old Testament Writing from the same institution. He has spoken at conferences all over the country, including The Reformation Project Conferences in 2014 and 2017, the Philadelphia Transgender Wellness Conference in 2016 and 2018, and the 2018 Why Christian Conference. He also enjoys speaking at colleges and universities, and working with gender-diverse youth and families as the Faith Coordinator for the nonprofit group Gender Spectrum. As a transgender person of faith, Austen's greatest passion is helping other trans and gender-non-conforming people see themselves in scripture.\nReconstructing Community with Our Transgender Siblings\nHas someone in your church come out as transgender and you're not really sure what that means? Have you heard about Deuteronomy 22:5, but you're left wondering if that's really the last word on gender diversity? Maybe your church is already LGBTQ+ affirming, but you're not sure where to go from here. This course will give you the language and history you need to understand gender diversity in our modern context, as well as a place to wrestle with your questions. Come explore the biblical texts related to gender identity, find out how transgender people of faith are bringing in the Kingdom, and learn what you and your community can do to help.\nDr. Peter Hernes\nPeter Hernes is a professor at the University of California in Davis, CA, specializing in river biogeochemistry, but extending more broadly into any environment that contains naturally formed organic compounds. He teaches a range of courses, ranging from hardcore aqueous geochemistry to water quality geared toward non-science majors to graduate writing courses to first-year seminars on environmental poetry and classic environmental literature. As an avid hiker, his interest in the environment is not just professional, but personal. Prior to landing in Davis, Dr. Hernes completed his bachelor's degree at Luther College, his master's and PhD at the University of Washington in Seattle, and a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of South Carolina. He and his wife have three children, three dogs, three cats, and more than three bicycles.\nThe climate change wild child \u2013 is it nature or nurture?\nClimate change is complex, but the individual pieces are not. It shouldn't be controversial.\nHow many people can live on the Earth?\nOur population is growing exponentially but the Earth has finite resources. Are we headed toward catastrophe?\nOur world is dominated by power structures, and the nature of these structures dictate our personal lives, our conflicts, our values, and not surprisingly, our impact on the environment. \"The Fable of the Happiness Machine\" is a parable that lays bare the collateral damage of power, and we will explore several different interpretations of the parable.\nDr. Cynthia Moe-Lobeda\nHolds a joint appointment at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary and Church Divinity School of the Pacific.\nKai Carlson-Wee is the author of RAIL (BOA Editions, 2018). He has received fellowships from the MacDowell Colony, the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, the Sewanee Writers' Conference, and his work has appeared in Ploughshares, Best New Poets, AGNI, New England Review, The Southern Review, Gulf Coast, and The Missouri Review, which awarded him the 2013 Editor\u2019s Prize. His photography has been featured in Narrative Magazine and his award-winning poetry film, Riding the Highline, has screened at film festivals across the country. A former Wallace Stegner Fellow, he lives in San Francisco and teaches poetry at Stanford University.\nLeo Tolstoy wrote, \u201cAll great literature is one of two stories; a person goes on a journey or a stranger comes to town.\u201d What did he mean by this? What constitutes a journey and what do our own experiences of travel and transformation offer our writing? What do they offer our communities? In this workshop we\u2019ll be looking at the structures of travel narratives, spiritual quests, moral crossroads, inner and outer journeys, and asking ourselves how to develop evocative writing out of our own personal adventures. All writing abilities welcome!\nZach Busch & Leah Bergman\nZach Busch is the minister of Worship and Music at University Lutheran Church of Hope in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he has served since 2015. Zach is a graduate of Luther College (B/A in music) and Luther Seminary (Master of Sacred Music). Zach takes special interest in exploring how the youngest generations interact with God and finding language for God beyond the established church. He leads music for a millennial church start in downtown Minneapolis and lead music weekly at Luther Seminary. Passionate also about music\u2019s restorative and justice-making qualities, Zach is the assistant conductor the Voices of Hope women\u2019s choir at Shakopee Correctional facility. He collaborates actively around the Twin Cities metro, has toured nationally as a member of the National Lutheran Choir, and music directs musical theatre. Zach writes and arranges music and pursues a number of other artistic and spiritual endeavors that color his work as a church leader.\nLeah Bergman is the Minister of Worship, Music, and Children\u2019s Programs at First Presbyterian Church in Iowa City, IA. She received a bachelor\u2019s degree in cello performance and music education from The Ohio State University where she studied with William Conable and Mark Rudoff. She attended Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN as a Master\u2019s of Music student under the mentorship of Paul Westermeyer. While living in the Twin Cities, she performed with various ensembles including singing with the National Lutheran Choir. Since being back in Iowa City she has enjoyed playing with the Iowa City Community String Orchestra, Iowa City Community Theater, and City Circle Acting Company, as well as playing and singing around town and at church as much as possible. When she is not involved in music, Lean enjoys cooking, knitting, coloring, sewing and reading about Laura Ingalls Wilder.\nLiving Word - Bodies of Wisdom in the Gospels of Thomas and Luke\nDr. Patrick Reyes & Heather Wallace\nDr. Patrick B. Reyes is the Director of Strategic Partnerships for Doctoral Initiatives at the Forum for Theological Exploration. He is the first Latinx director of the doctoral initiatives, which celebrated 50 years of supporting scholars of color through fellowships in 2018. He is the author of the book Nobody Cries When We Die: God, Community and Surviving to Adulthood. He presents, lectures, and consults on creating conditions for people of color to thrive not only in institutions of higher learning such as Yale, Princeton, University of California system, and many other Universities, but also in non-profits, private industry, and \"think tanks\" inside prison. In 2017 and 2018, he was recognized as a \"Great Teacher and Preacher,\" by Children's Defense Fund, alongside civil rights leaders Rev. James Lawson; co-founder of the UFW and Presidential Medal of Freedom award winner, Dolores Huerta; MacArthur Genius Grant and Pulitzer Prize Winning author, Taylor Branch, among others. His current project is building leadership access programs for black and brown young adults who live in \"education deserts\" in places like California's Central Valley, on reservations, and the literal deserts of the southwest.\nHeather Wallace has a passion for stories. She grew up in East Tennessee listening to both her father and grandfathers retelling family stories. At a young age her aunt introduced her to the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough Tennessee and she was hooked. She's now makes an annual pilgrimage to spend three days sitting at the feet of tellers like Carmen Agra Deedy, Donald Davis, Elizabeth Ellis, and Sheila Kay Adams. She considers herself to be an expert listener and a novice teller with a passion for sharing the joys of storytelling with others.\nProfessionally, Heather is a program manager for the Forum for Theological Exploration in Decatur, GA. She provides leadership and support for FTE Grant Initiatives, Discernment Retreats, and the Christian Leadership Forum. She previously worked in high school youth theological programs at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. While studying for her Master's in Social Justice and Community Development at Loyola Chicago's Institute of Pastoral Studies she supported the Hegeler Carus Foundation. Personally, Heather lives in Atlanta, GA with her spouse Jamie and fur-child of the dog persuasion, Conner. Though raised by a Brethren and Presbyterian, she is a lifelong-Lutheran (Ask her and she'll tell you the story). She is an active member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Atlanta.\nStories That Lead\nHow do we come to know, tell, and create the stories that inspire our religious communities to live and thrive? Drawing on their work with national religious leaders and religious communities of color who are in crisis, Reyes and Wallace will lead participants through a practice of storytelling that focuses on the life-giving narratives that nourish the bodies, souls, and minds of leaders and their communities. Through a creative, communal, and poetic practice, participants will each walk away knowing, telling, listening, and reflecting on the stories that can lead, enhancing each participant's ability to lead with empathy and compassion.\nDr. Stephen Volz\nStephen's life has been nourished by a dense tangle of Lutheran and international roots. His father Carl was the son of a Lutheran minister and was himself a professor of early church history at Luther Seminary in St. Paul. His mother Lydia was born and raised in India as the daughter of a Lutheran missionary couple who worked in Tamil Nadu for 40 years. Stephen's childhood included extended stays in Europe during his father's sabbaticals, and his undergraduate studies at Valparaiso University focused on European history and philosophy. Stephen's interest in Africa began as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Botswana during the late 1980s, and after teaching social studies at a Lutheran high school in New York City for seven years, he completed a PhD in African History at the University of Wisconsin. The focus of his research is on African responses to Christianity and colonialism, and he has been teaching African history and international studies at Kenyon College in Ohio since 2004. After visiting Holden Village numerous times during the past 30 years, he is delighted to be here this summer again as a teacher.\nAs the number of church-going Christians is declining in the U.S. and Europe, Africa is becoming the center of world Christianity, with more Christians than any other continent. As Africa has become \"Christianized\", Christianity has also become \"Africanized.\" How and why has that happened, and what are the implications for Christianity in Africa and in other parts of the world? In an attempt to answer those questions, Volz's sessions will explore three topics related to the growth of Christianity in Africa: 1) translation of the Bible into African languages, 2) establishment of African control over their churches, and 3) the popularity of Pentecostalism.\nDr. Eric S. Eitrheim\nEric S. Eitrheim, PhD is currently beginning his 3rd year as a faculty member at the University of Central Oklahoma (Oklahoma City, OK) working in various areas of environmental chemistry and radiochemistry. His previous work at the University of Iowa (Iowa City, IA) includes characterization of liquid and solid wastes from unconventional drilling (i.e. hydraulic fracturing.) Notably, he explored TENORM (technologically enhanced naturally-occurring radioactive materials) from flowback water and bit cuttings that are produced in large quantities at each well site. He has previously been to Holden Village as a student at Luther College in Decorah, IA studying Environmental Ethics ad later a summer kitchen volunteer. During the Environmental Ethics class, he met his wife Sarah, who also has fond memories of hiking and fellowship at Holden.\nScientific Literacy and the long-tern ethics surrounding energy production, storage, and waste\nScientific literacy and misconceptions remain a barrier for advancing environmental ethics, policy, and meaningful progress in responsible energy production. Scientific literacy is not about the general population knowing a specific collection of facts, but rather the method for determining the legitimacy of a data source. The matter of scientific literacy is overarching and not exclusive to individual groups, including religious and political groups. Even our own lack of understanding with what is dangerous to us has grave implications for the way in which we produce, store, and use energy sources.\nChuck + Peg are artists and the Executive Directors of Holden Village. They have a shared ministry of reconciliation rooted in community building and shared artwork, a prophetic ministry which has taken them into some of the most intractable places of religious and political conflict around the globe. Through their studio Genesis + Art, they have worked in Belfast, Northern Ireland, as well as Israel/Palestine, India and many communities here in the USA. Their work in Belfast over many years runs especially deep - at the core of their sense of call to the Village to build innovative new programs for Holden in its ongoing process of healing.\nPeg worked for the Hallmark Company for over 20 years, leaving her career as a Creative Director of Retail Product Development to come to Holden. Chuck has a Master of Arts in Art + Theology / Missions from Luther Seminary, St. Paul. He was Vice President of Design for a Kansas City design firm and an Associate Creative Director for the Walt Disney Company.\nDr. Tim Gustafson\nTim Gustafson (Gus) is a singer-songwriter who performs solo and in four bands in Minneapolis/St. Paul. He sees music and songwriting as acts of creating not just music but community and solidarity for justice, peace, and care of the earth. He has an MA in New Testament Studies from Luther Seminary and a PhD in English from the University of Iowa. He has been writing songs since he was 15. Gus attends University Lutheran Church of Hope (where he contributes worship music), serves on the board of Lutheran Campus Ministry, teaches Community Education guitar classes, and teaches writing courses at the University of Minnesota. He and his wife, Ann Agrimson, have two adult children, and enjoy canoeing and camping.\nPastor David Nagler\nPastor David Nagler is a born and raised Southern Californian. His degrees are from Humboldt State University, University of Redlands, and Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary. He has served congregations in Encinitas, San Diego, and Bend, Oregon. For 2 years, he served in Madagascar in a project that started interfaith dialogue between Christian and Muslim communities. From 2012 until January of 2015 he was the CEO and Pastor for Central City Lutheran Mission in San Bernardino. CCLM is a social ministry of the ELCA that provides housing, food, education, health care, and empowerment for the most vulnerable people in a city of extreme poverty. Currently he serves as pastor at Christ Lutheran Church in Pacific Beach, California. He has twin daughters and is married to Ivy Nagler who teaches yoga and economics for the University of Redlands.\nElisabeth Cherland\nElisabeth is a Lutheran church musician, choir director, singer, violinist, music educator, and former Village Musician originally from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. She has degrees from Concordia College in Moorhead, MN, VanderCook College of Music in Chicago, and she is currently a DMA student in the Choral Conducting program at the University of Washington. Elisabeth lives in Seattle with her partner Kent, and two sons (Elijah and Leif). She loves hymns, doughnuts, knitting, leading group singing, and has a new appreciation for sunshine after a Seattle winter.\nGlenn is a public theologian working with Corrymeela, the oldest peace and reconciliation organisation in Northern Ireland. Corrymeela's public theology work exists to motivate and support faith groups to widen circles of relationship, trust and witness. The work is focussed on developing faith-informed practices of reconciliation, inclusion and peace-building, supporting churches and faith communities to respond creatively and effectively to difference. Glenn also has a keen interest in the theology and process of community transformation and renewal and was the creative spark behind the innovative Skainos Square in Belfast, an award winning community regeneration project in the Inner East of the city. He is a Tedx speaker and a writer on evangelical identity in Ireland, and on urban theology and is particularly interested in the power of story to create newness. He blogs on the crookedshore.com, named after the place where he lives and walks with his wife and two dogs.\nRev. Dr. Chris Scharen & Dr. Aana Vigen\nChris Scharen is the Vice President of Applied Research and the Center for the Study of Theological Education at Auburn Theological Seminary of New York. His academic research and teaching falls in the area of practical theology; focusing on forming leaders of faith and moral courage to face the big justice challenges of the 21st Century.\nDr. Aana Vigen is an Associate Professor of Christian Social Ethics in the Department of Theology at Loyola University Chicago.\nKatherine & Christopher Chatelaine-Samsen\nKatie Chatelaine-Samsen is the Pastor of Mission and Outreach at First Trinity and St. Matthew\u2019s Lutheran Churches in Washington, DC. She graduated from St. Olaf College, where she studied Political Science and Religion, and received her M.Div. from Princeton Theological Seminary. A calling to dwell at the intersection of faith and public life led Katie to build a career in fund development for faith-based advocacy nonprofits in Washington, DC, including Lutheran Volunteer Corps, Sojourners, and the Georgetown Ministry Center. God\u2019s even more persistent call to pastoral ministry led her to serve in two downtown DC congregations, where she seeks to develop their collaborative partnership in mission and outreach to their neighborhoods. When Katie is not at one of the two church buildings, holding office hours in coffee shops, or going to marches with parishioners, she is happiest in running shoes, hiking boots, or exploring DC by bike with her husband, Chris.\nChris Chatelaine-Samsen is the Associate Pastor for Mission and Young Adults at Georgetown Presbyterian Church in Washington, DC (and is married to Katie!). He graduated from Wesleyan University in CT thinking that he might go into finance. Fortunately, God (and the housing market crash) called him away from that and into ministry. After a stint in youth ministry, he went to Princeton Theological Seminary, and has been in the church ever since. In his church life, he attempts to lead the powerful to encounter the marginalized in the nation\u2019s capital, while also fostering community in a city that can be deeply isolating. He also works for Wesley Theological Seminary, mentoring M.Div. candidates in intentional community and vocational discernment. When not at church, he\u2019s happiest in hiking boots, cycling shoes, or walking with his and Katie\u2019s goofy dog, Kisco.\nA Tale of Two Congregations: Congregational Public Witness in the Nation\u2019s Capital\nFor many, it feels a bit more like the worst of times than the best of times. Work in areas such as creation care, mass incarceration, LGBT equality, and racial justice seem to be routinely thwarted by policymakers from the local to national levels. Issues of justice that the church has advocated around seem at best stalled, and at worst backpedaling.\nAt the same time, the Church\u2019s call for justice is needed as much as ever, and the public voice of the Church is being heard and reported on (faith leaders advocating for just immigration laws and enforcement are a prime example). Join us for a week of theological reflection and practical discussion of what it looks like when two very different congregations seek to assert a public voice in Washington, DC, and how you can make a concrete impact in your own community.\nRev. Michael Coffey & Rev. Dr. Mark Washington\nMichael Coffey is the Pastor of First English Lutheran Church, Austin, TX and Author of Renounce, Resist, Rejoice: Being Church in the Age of Trump. Wipf & Stock. 2017 and Mystery without Rhyme or Reason: Poetic Reflections on the Revised Common Lectionary. Wipf & Stock. 2015.\nRev. Dr. Mark Washington is the City Manager of Grand Rapids, MI (beginning October 2018) Previously until September 2018 he was the Pastor of Vision of Hope African Methodist Episcopal Church, Austin TX and Assistant City Manager, Austin TX\nThe Ephesians 4 Project: Congregations and Interracial Fellowship\nThe presenters will lead sessions based on their shared experience of leading their congregations since 2015 in intentional interracial fellowship. Ephesians 4 will form the biblical basis for exploring theological, social, and spiritual issues of living as the body of Christ in diversity and unity.\nThe church reflects and enables the ongoing racial divisions in American society. Many congregations and denominations are racially segregated. One way to witness to the Gospel and work against racism is for congregations to enter into intentional fellowship with other congregations of different traditions and racial makeup. While denominations conduct studies and develop programs to address racism in the church, which often go on for years with little impact, local congregations can act now take bold steps in living as church together.\nAs the Washington State Poet Laureate for 2014-16, Elizabeth Austen traveled to all of the state's 39 counties, offering writing workshops and giving readings. Her collection Every Dress a Decision (Blue Begonia Press, 2011) was a finalist for the Washington State Book Award. She\u2019s also the author of two chapbooks, The Girl Who Goes Alone (Floating Bridge Press, 2010) and Where Currents Meet (Toadlily Press, 2010). Her poems have been featured on The Writer\u2019s Almanac and Verse Daily, in the Los Angeles Review, Bellingham Review and Willow Springs. She has been featured at Poets House in New York City, Minneapolis's The Loft, the Skagit River Poetry Festival, Spokane's Get Lit!, Seattle's Cheap Wine and Poetry and Bumbershoot, among others. Elizabeth produces poetry programming for NPR-affiliate KUOW 94.9 and earned an MFA at Antioch University Los Angeles. She makes her living at Seattle Children\u2019s Hospital, where she also offers poetry and journaling workshops for the staff.\nJourdan Imani Keith is a contributing writer for Orion Magazine. Her TEDx Talk \"Your Body of Water\" is the theme for King County's 2016-2017 Poetry on Buses program. Her essays, \"Desegregating Wilderness\" and \"At Risk\" appear in the 2015 Best American Science and Nature Writing Anthology (Houghton Mifflin). Her ekphrastic poems and stories featured at the Northwest African American Museum in 2015 as part of the Glass Orchidarium exhibit and at the Seattle Art Museum's REMIX in November 2015. A storyteller in the Griot tradition, she has been awarded fellowships from Wildbranch, Santa Fe Science Writing workshop, VONA, Hedgebrook, and Jack Straw. As Seattle Public Library\u2019s first naturalist-in-Residence she designed \"Natural Literacy,\" linking environmental and early childhood literacy. She continues her service to community as a Seattle Poet Populist Emeritus and received awards from University of Washington, Artist Trust, 4Culture and Seattle\u2019s Office of Arts and Culture. Keith\u2019s essay collection, Tugging at the Web is forthcoming from University of Washington Press.\nAndrea Sorum & Conie Borchardt\nAndrea Sorum serves at United Seminary of the Twin Cities as Chapel and Music Coordinator and leads KOR, a weekly interfaith sacred song circle/choir. She brings people of all backgrounds together with new, original and ancient songs taught in the oral tradition. The songs become prayers in action as they create community and harmony for that moment.\nShe resists the patriarchy and seeks justice in quiet ways like raising two elementary-aged sons who know how to compost and clean and in loud ways like leading songs at marches, protests and community meetings. She loves hiking, comedy, yoga and live music.\nConie Borchardt (she/her or they/them) is a listener, a vibration, and a heartist working for personal healing and collective liberation. A Gen X-er born to new and old immigrants from Europe and Asia on land first familiar to the Dakota nation and now known as Minnesota, Conie is curious about the influences that form and inform us and telling the stories of where we've been and where we are going.\nUsing sound and song, movement and dance, mindfulness and listening, meditation and ritual, Conie helps individuals and groups center themselves in their present reality and lovingly transforms Pain and Possibility into Power and Progress. Conie is a Full Voice Framework\u2122 coach, Dances of Universal Peace Leader, presenter with Music that Makes Community, spiritual director, labyrinth designer and facilitator, Interplay enthusiast, and visual artist.\nAs a church musician, she stands with the Lutheran choral and organ tradition under her feet and steps forward at St. Mary's Episcopal Church and dinner church Table 229 in St. Paul, MN, to bring community together in meaningful ways with aural tradition song leading skills, an interest in embodied prayer practices, and weaving various musical styles.\nGlenn is a public theologian working with Corrymeela, the oldest peace and reconciliation organization in Northern Ireland. Corrymeela's public theology work exists to motivate and support faith groups to widen circles of relationship, trust and witness. The work is focused on developing faith-informed practices of reconciliation, inclusion and peace-building, supporting churches and faith communities to respond creatively and effectively to difference. Glenn also has a keen interest in the theology and process of community transformation and renewal and was the creative spark behind the innovative Skainos Square in Belfast, an award-winning community regeneration project in the Inner East of the city. He is a Tedx speaker and a writer on evangelical identity in Ireland, and on urban theology and is particularly interested in the power of story to create newness. He blogs on the crookedshore.com, named after the place where he lives and walks with his wife and two dogs.\nKaren Peters, M.Div., is a Senior Rosen Method Movement Teacher Trainer and an Alexander Technique Teacher. Having studied and taught Environmental and Feminist/Womanist Christian Ethics in her early adulthood, she realized that her interest in Earth and Embodiment ethics needed to be grounded in her body and her work, not just read, taught, and written about. So she embarked in an experiential education (via the Alexander Technique and Rosen Method) which deeply explored how we inhabit our bodies, and how our interactions with ourselves, each other and the world can come out of what are largely unconscious, uninhabited bodies. Alternatively, exploring how we inhabit our bodies can be an endless source of self-discovery, wholeness, and connection. Karen is Director of Rosen Method Movement at the Rosen Method Institute of Canada, and also teaches in Napa, the San Francisco/Bay Area, and Mexico City. She lives in Napa, CA, with her husband and two sons.\nEmbodied Awareness through Movement\nIn a Rosen Movement class, simple, range-of-motion movements teach us where and how our bodies are designed to move. The movements also help us discover patterns of tension and habits of movement that have been causing us pain or limiting our potential and give us the possibility and choice to move more freely. In the process, we breathe more freely, find better balance, increase mobility, lubricate the joints, and just plain feel better. And doing all this with embodied awareness deepens our connection to ourselves and our feeling of aliveness. Rosen Method Movement classes are for people of all kinds of abilities, and are particularly treasured in older populations; physical therapy based movements done with musical accompaniment are preventative as well as restorative, and facilitate each individual person's learning to move in their own particular body with freedom, presence, self-compassion, and ease.\nDr. Jakob Karl Rinderknecht\nJakob Karl Rinderknecht is the Director of the Pastoral Institute at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. As a specialist in Christian ecumenism and theological anthropology, he uses insights gathered from the field of cognitive linguistics in order to understand how communities shape (and limit) the possibilities of thought through language, ritual, and metaphor \u2014 and how they transcend those differences in dialogue with others. His most recent book, Putting God on the Map: Theology and Conceptual Mapping (Fortress, 2018), introduces readers to recent research into how human embodiment shapes language at its deepest levels, and how attending to these realities reshapes theology. In addition to theologizing, he is an avid baker and sewer, and plays a number of instruments, including several forms of bagpipes. Jakob spent the year of 2002-03 at Holden, where he worked as the village potter and in the kitchen.\nHow to Think, Pray, and Dialogue as an Embodied Being\nHuman embodiment is absolutely pervasive to our experience. And yet, it is usually invisible to us unless something is going wrong. In this three-part session, we will explore how human embodiment shapes our engagement with the world, ourselves, and each other. Session one will provide an introduction to ways in which our very thinking is shaped by our bodies. Session two will delve into how embodiment shapes our engagement with the religious, including through ritual and sacraments. Session three will draw out implications for this embodiment in our engagement with people who are different from us, and who may inhabit different cultures, languages, worldviews, than us.\nRev. Erik Samuelson & Annemarie Russell\nRev. Erik Samuelson is a minister of Word and Sacrament in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and a Coach with Vibrant Faith. He has been working in the area of vocational discernment and spiritual formation (particularly in intergenerational and multi-racial communities that engage young adults) for over 10 years. Erik is the founder of \u201cCome Alive Coaching\u201d which offering coaching, workshops, practices, and resources to individuals and communities looking to deepen their sense of vocation and spiritual formation. www.eriksamuelson.com\nAnnemarie Russell is a writer, singer/songwriter, and English teacher whose vocation is helping others give voice to their own stories. She is also a practitioner in the art of accompanying people in vocational discernment and spiritual discovery. Annemarie brings her authenticity and optimism to the work of story sharing, artistic expression and spiritual formation as she seeks to live deeply into the intersection of faith, art and story through her teaching and songwriting. Annemarie lives in the greater Seattle area with her husband and three children. www.annemarierussell.com\nThe Art of Christian Discernment: Clearness Practice\nThe \u201cReligious Society of Friends\u201d (also known as \u201cQuakers\u201d) have at the heart of their common life a spiritual practice known simply as \u201cclearness.\u201d Clearness central to how Quakers worship, do community business, and make decisions. In recent years, Christians (and non-Christians) have rediscovered this practice and are finding that it adds a richness to their lives as individuals and in community. Clearness is a practice of gathering in community, convening and holding a holy space, allowing for long periods of silence, and listening for the voice of the Holy Spirit, the \u201cinner teacher,\u201d to speak to individuals and to the community as a whole. Out of the silence, this voice emerges from members the community to discern the will of God, speak truth, and bring a communal wisdom greater than an individual could possess. When a member of the community struggles with a challenge or decision that could benefit from the practice of clearness, a \u201cMeeting for Clearness\u201d or \u201cClearness Committee\u201d can be convened, with that person\u2019s challenge at the center.\nHallie Parkins\nCellist Hallie Parkins is an avid performer, collaborator, and advocate for social justice. In 2014, she completed her undergraduate studies at Oberlin Conservatory, where she studied with Darrett Adkins. She also completed a Bachelors of Arts at Oberlin College, studying feminist and womanist religion. She grew up studying with Richard Treat at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington. As an orchestral musician, Hallie has performed in concerts with the Berkeley Symphony, Oberlin Orchestra, and Oberlin Chamber Orchestra. She also plays with chamber groups around the bay area. Hallie is currently in her third year of seminary at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary. She has played in worship settings at St. Gregory\u2019s Cathedral, University Lutheran Chapel and in interfaith services. After completing her undergraduate studies, Hallie spent a summer in Ghost Ranch on college staff where she performed weekly concerts on the trail to Chimney Rock.\nJoe Davis & David Scheer (AGAPE)\nJoe Davis is a nationally touring writer, speaker, and performer based in Minneapolis, MN. He is the frontman of emerging soul, funk, and spoken word ensemble, The Poetic Diaspora, and the co-founder/Artistic Director of H-Cubed: Harrison, Healing, Harmony; a monthly event series centered on healing through the arts. As a student and educator, he has served as a teaching artist at dozens of high schools and universities and most recently as the Artist-in-Residence at Luther Seminary, receiving a masters in Theology of the Arts.\nCombining rapping, dancing, storytelling and his fluency in Spanish, AGAPE* connects with his\nlisteners in a way that they really \"get it\". His energy is contagious, and his stories of faith\ntranscend differences. Nationally acclaimed, he performs 100 times year for youth across the\nUnited States and has also traveled internationally with his ministry Hip Hop Outreach. Dave is a Gustavus and Luther graduate and also serves as the Contextual Learning Coordinator for Luther Seminary. Dave is an IDI qualified administrator and a catalyst\ntrainer of the Kaleidoscope Institute.\nThe R2 (Reformation Remix): An artistic exploration of race and faith in our church and world\nDr. Martin Luther King Jr. said that Sunday morning was the most segregated hour in America. 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His skills and background make him a unique resource to congregations in transition, or those experiencing anxiety or conflict in their worship life.\nAs the Executive Director of Music that Makes Community, Paul is passionate about modeling and sharing leadership practices that sustain the musical and spiritual life of faith communities. He provides support and resources to an international network of leaders committed to practices of paperless (oral tradition) singing, grounded in a theology of welcome and generosity. Paul is also a prolific composer of sacred music in a range of style and genres. His music is represented in Glory to God, the newest hymnal of the Presbyterian Church (USA), and he has written extensively for St. Lydia\u2019s and Not So Churchy, innovative, justice-centered faith communities in New York City.\nAllison Gray teaches New Testament and Early Christian Literature to undergraduate and graduate students at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, TX. 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Sometimes ambiguity arises around the loss with lack of clarity, confused meaning, and a hazy way forward. We absorb, much less embrace, only so much at \u2018a Time.\u2019 Using the research of Pauline Boss and the backdrop of Ecclesiastes 3, we explore two types of ambiguous loss. These will be explained and examined with the pitfalls and possibilities associated with six helpful goals to re-form this \u2018season of life.\u2019 With goals of resiliency and personal growth we live in hope. We are in \u2018it\u2019 together.\nRecognized by the Yale Institute of Sacred Music as a conductor \u201cof exceptional promise and\nachievement,\u201d Amanda Weber is passionate about uniting music, art and community through her work as an artist and collaborator. Weber's recent focus has been the Voices of Hope, a women\u2019s prison choir at the Minnesota\nCorrectional Facility in Shakopee. Founded by Weber in October 2015, the choir has grown from 15 to 50 singers and collaborated with over 200 musicians from the Twin Cities metro area. Weber\u2019s interest in using music as a tool for social justice grew through her work at Luther Place Memorial Church in Washington, DC, where she founded Bethany\u2019s Women of Praise, a choir for homeless women, in 2008. In addition to her work with marginalized populations, Weber is active as a conductor, singer, pianist, and composer. 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We will engage the messages relayed by John of Patmos, Revelation\u2019s author, to the seven churches of the Roman province of Asia (Rev 2-3) and how that message resonates with our own struggle today to remain faithful amid empire.\nSeals, trumpets and bowls: the \u201cplot\u201d of Revelation (Rev 6-16)\nIt can be difficult and confusing to decipher the complex and often wild imagery John of Patmos uses to convey the vision given to him by God. We will explore how the symbolism expresses a story of God\u2019s journey with God\u2019s people, from the beginning to the resurrection of Jesus and beyond.\n\u201cFallen, fallen, is Babylon the Great!\u201d (Rev 18.2): the vision of the collapse of empire\nRevelation 17-18 offers the portrait of the \u201cGreat Whore,\u201d Babylon, the imperial city which appears to rule the global economy. We will look at the many parallels between \u201cBabylon\u201d and today\u2019s global economy, and what it might mean to \u201ccome out,\u201d as the vision calls God\u2019s people to do (18.4).\n\u201cI saw the holy city, New Jerusalem, coming down\u2026\u201d (Rev 21.2): the vision of the emergence of God\u2019s reign, on earth as in heaven\nWith the image of the smoking ruins of Babylon in the background, John\u2019s vision concludes with the joyous, abundant, beautiful scene of the emergence of New Jerusalem, the \u201choly city,\u201d from God. We\u2019ll see and hear how this vision invites us to embrace ever more fully God\u2019s Way revealed in and through Jesus, in our individual and communal lives.\nKate Thorpe is a doctoral candidate in English at Princeton University. Her dissertation seeks to reexamine the trope of personification in eighteenth-century poetry from Milton to Wordsworth. 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Cap it all off with a movie at the brand new Arclight Cinema and then retrieve your car from the conveniently located valet just downstairs.\nFounded in 1926 this local high school is conveniently located in downtown Bethesda. It consistently ranks amongst the top high schools in the nation and offers both Advanced Placement (AP) courses and an International Baccalaureate (IB) Program. Students are actively engaged in extracurriculars ranging from various clubs to sports including Model UN, an acapella club, soccer, field hockey, and a crew team.\nLocated in the heart of Bethesda, this is just one of the several elementary schools serving the greater Bethesda, MD. The school's mascot is the lion's. Be sure to check out their website below!\nhttp://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/schools/bethesdaes/\nWestland Middle School is one of the primary middle schools for the Bethesda-Chevy Chase area. It's located off Massachusetts avenue just over a mile from the Maryland/DC line. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Chiropractic Saves Money - Hyde Park Chiropractic\nConsidering the high costs of medical care in the case of back related problems \u2013 more often resulting in extensive diagnostic procedures, medication, surgery and hospitalisation \u2013 it makes economical sense to encourage patients to seek a more cost effective route which could save themselves thousands, and medical schemes millions of Rands annually.\nIt is interesting to note that the Ministry of Health in Ontario \u2013 Canada \u2013 commissioned a study by three health economists led by Prof Pran Manga to investigate the cost of back related problems to the state. The 216-page report (click here for the executive summary) listed several findings that could save Ontario billions of dollars (approximately $7 billion) annually by using chiropractic services. Prof Manga concluded: \u201cThere is an overwhelming body of evidence indicating that chiropractic management of low-back pain is more cost effective than medical management.\u201d\n\u201cThere is an overwhelming body of evidence indicating that chiropractic management of low-back pain is more cost effective than medical management\u201d ~ Prof Pran Manga\nThe Manga reports showed that by using chiropractic, Ontario could save \u201chundreds of millions of dollars in direct and indirect health care costs and related expenses.\u201d (source)",
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        "raw_content": "My resignation from National Statistical Commission was the last act in a long story of disregard for its reports\nWilliam Setzer, in the working paper, \u201cPolitics and Statistics: Independence, Dependence or Interaction\u201d, published by the UN, lists several possible areas where political interference in official data generation and publication can happen. One of these is the extent and timing of release of data. He cites several examples. Most of the instances quoted by him fortunately happened in the past and in countries not following a democratic political system. However, generation of official statistics with independent oversight was recognised as a key requirement for ensuring data credibility in India from the very beginning. Successive governments have made efforts to create institutions to safeguard the integrity and objectivity of official statistics and recognised official data as a \u201cpublic good\u201d. The present government also notified in the official gazette the acceptance of a set of principles called the fundamental principles of official statistics that is accepted as the bedrock of an independent statistical system.\nThe first of the fundamental principles of official statistics notified by the government of India states that \u201cOfficial statistics provide an indispensable element in the information system of a democratic society, serving the government, the economy and the public with data about the economic, demographic, social and environmental situation. To this end, official statistics that meet the test of practical utility are to be compiled and made available on an impartial basis by official statistical agencies to honour citizens\u2019 entitlement to public information.\u201d\nThe National Statistical Commission (NSC) was one of the two most visible outcomes of the report of C Rangarajan on the Indian Statistical System, submitted in 2001. The report was commissioned by the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government recognising the increasing importance of official statistics in a world that was getting integrated economically. Credible data was required not only for national governments but also sought by multilateral agencies for inter-country comparisons, as well as for investment decisions by private corporates. The other outcome was the creation of a position called the Chief Statistician of India (CSI) with a fixed tenure and to be selected from a panel given to the government. The idea was that the CSI heading the Central Statistical Office would be a professional and not a career bureaucrat. The NSC was to be the apex body for all statistical matters with a very wide mandate.\nTagged with: Nsso National Sample Survey Office National Sample Survey Office National Statistical Commission Employment Data National Sample Survey Unemployment Rate\nThe Indian Express, 12 February, 2019, https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/because-data-is-a-public-good-nsc-p-c-mohanan-employment-survey-5578946/",
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        "raw_content": "Are We Right To Fear \u201cToo Big\u201d\nPosted on May 31st, 2012 in Business\nIn the last few weeks the names Facebook and Google have come up a lot in conversations around the world. To many it\u2019s for different reasons; to me, it\u2019s for the same exact reason. Yes, it\u2019s time for a minor rant. by Henri Bergius via Flickr People have been talking about Facebook for two things; [\u2026]\nTags: big business, government, large companies",
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        "raw_content": "How a Goat-Farming Immigrant Changed Everything\nBy William F. Shughart II | August 5, 2013Also published in USA Today on Sun. August 4, 2013, and Pensacola News Journal on Sun. August 4, 2013\nIn the dozens of articles and obituaries written about George Mitchell, who died late last month at 94, the Texas oilman, entrepreneur and philanthropist was remembered mostly as the \u0093father of the fracking boom,\u0094 whose innovations led to the shale-gas revolution.\nBut Mitchell was much more than that. Thanks to his innovative genius, the United States will soon become the world\u0092s leading producer of natural gas and by 2017 could be the leading producer of crude oil as well. In short, Mitchell\u0097not to be confused with the former Senator from Maine\u0097should be remembered as the individual who fulfilled the elusive promise of U.S. energy independence.\nThe son of an immigrant Greek goat herder who settled in Galveston, Texas, Mitchell studied petroleum engineering at Texas A&M University, where he graduated first in his class and developed an uncanny knack for finding oil.\nHe eventually established his own energy company and then, over the course of two decades, achieved something in the 1980s that almost no one else in the oil industry thought possible: He developed an innovative way of unlocking vast amounts of natural gas from shale formations. A similar method for extracting shale oil soon followed.\nMitchell opened the floodgates to shale-gas production by combining two decades-old technologies in a new and revolutionary way. Hydraulic fracturing, or \u0093fracking,\u0094 was first employed in natural gas production in Kansas in 1949. Horizontal drilling for gas dates even further back to the 1920s. Until Mitchell came along no one had succeeded in using the two technologies in tandem.\nMitchell\u0092s innovation was to drill straight down, then make a 90-degree turn thousands of feet underground to penetrate shale formations sideways. A mixture of water, sand and chemicals was then injected under high pressure, releasing the trapped gas.\nUsing his technique, U.S. energy producers from 2008 to 2012 were able to increase natural gas production by 20 percent and crude oil production by 30 percent, reversing the long downward trend in U.S. energy output. As production rose, prices fell. And today, the price of natural gas in the United States is two-thirds lower than the price in Europe and 80 percent lower than the price in Asia. Production projections for the years ahead are even greater.\nNone of the benefits of the shale revolution\u0097not the economic gains from producing energy on a game-changing scale, not the hundreds of thousands of jobs created, not the more secure energy future, not the environmental benefits from dramatically reduced carbon emissions, not the prospect of natural gas displacing coal-burning electric power generation, not the monumental geopolitical consequences for the United States\u0097would have been possible had it not been for Mitchell.\nWhile large shale-gas deposits exist in other countries\u0097notably Argentina, China, France, Mexico, Poland and South Africa\u0097the shale revolution in the United States has been facilitated by a number of political and economic factors.\nDespite our high corporate income tax rates relative to the rest of the world, the United States still enjoys an attractive investment climate in which individuals, not governments, own the natural resource they find and develop, providing a positive, incentive-driven environment for energy development.\nPlaces where shale oil and gas deposits now are being exploited, such as North Texas\u0092s Barnett shale formation and the Marcellus shale in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, are not densely populated, a demographic condition distinctively missing in Europe.\nBecause oil and gas drilling has been ongoing here for more than a century, knowledge about the locations of shale \u0093sweet spots\u0094 is readily available.\nThe United States already has an extensive pipeline network in place for moving natural gas from producing shale wells to retail markets.\nAnd compared to the rest of the world, domestic energy companies face less of a threat of nationalization by governmental authorities.\nThe United States also has the management and technical expertise needed to expand energy output to meet the growing demand for oil and natural gas from India, China and the rest of the developing world.\nWhether the shale-gas revolution will reach key states with huge shale resources, such as New York and California\u0097which currently ban fracking\u0097is a separate question. 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        "raw_content": "How Do I Get Closer to God?\nI\u2019ve heard lots of stuff about giving your life to God and getting right with God, but it seems as if I never hear anything about what to do after that. How can I get closer to God after I\u2019ve given my life to Him?\nSome people try to get closer to God without ever giving their life to Him in the first place. That\u2019s definitely backward, as you know!But then some people give their lives to God and stop right there. They figure that since they accepted Him back in 1995, they can coast from now on.But you sense that there\u2019s more to it than that. And you\u2019re right! So, what is it?\nPaul told some early believers, \u201cAnd now just as you trusted Christ to save you, trust him, too, for each day\u2019s problems; live in vital union with him. Let your roots grow down into him and draw up nourishment from him. See that you go on growing in the Lord, and become strong and vigorous in the truth you were taught. Let your lives overflow with joy and thanks-giving for all he has done\u201d (Colossians 2:6, 7, TLB).*\nActually, don\u2019t stop there. I recommend reading the whole book of Colossians. (It\u2019s short.)Now, let\u2019s look at your relationship with God somewhat like a relationship with a close friend. Once you become friends with someone, then what do you do? You probably spend time doing things that both of you enjoy. And sometimes you just like being together. As you spend time together, you find out more about each other; you even \u201crub off\u201d on each other.But there\u2019s not just one way to do friendship. It\u2019s something you explore and experience together.\nThe same is true with the relationship you\u2019ve started with Jesus. As far as doing things together is concerned, you can expect that you\u2019ll be doing some of the things Jesus did, because that\u2019s what He still enjoys doing. He\u2019ll even give you special abilities to do these things! (See 1 Corinthians 12.)\nTwo other texts provide insight into this subject. In Ephesians 2:8-10 you\u2019ll discover that when you gave your life to God, He gave you eternal life and heaven as a gift. Beyond that, He\u2019s turned your life into poetry (\u201cworkmanship\u201d in the KJV; \u201cpoie\u00afma\u201d in Greek, from which we get the word \u201cpoem\u201d).\nAlso, 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 says that when you became friends with God, you automatically became His ambassador to bring other friends to Him. So whom do you know who isn\u2019t friends with God? Introduce them!\nThen there are the fruits of the Spirit. Check out Galatians 5:22, 23. In those verses Paul talks about the fact that when you became friends with God, the Holy Spirit began living inside of you. And He\u2019ll develop spiritual fruit in you over time.\nThey\u2019re good fruits, too: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. How open are you to having the Holy Spirit develop these qualities in you?\nStick with your relationship with Jesus. Be open to do the things He did, and become like Him in your character. He\u2019s already saved you. Now He\u2019ll continue to transform you. What a friend!",
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        "raw_content": "The Glucose Lowering In Non-diabetic hyperglycaemia Trial (GLINT) - Glucose lowering in those at risk of diabetes\nCardiovascular disease (CVD), heart attack and stroke are the most common long term condition in the UK, and is associated with significant disability and premature death. Currently most people become aware that they have CVD when they experience a heart attack or stroke. Therefore, finding and treating people at high risk before they have an event is an important strategy. Elevated blood glucose levels define diabetes. However, even in people without diabetes, higher than desirable glucose levels are associated with increased CVD risk. We know that early intensive treatment of blood glucose with a well-established, safe and cheap tablet (metformin) is effective at reducing CVD in people with diabetes, and may also reduce cancer risk. Metformin can also delay the onset of diabetes among the larger numbers of people with high glucose levels who do not have diabetes. However, it is unknown whether metformin can prevent CVD in this group. This study will address this critical issue.\nInitially this study (GLINT) aims to recruit 250 individuals aged 40 years or over for a pilot (initial study) and feasibility trial. These individuals will be from a multi-ethnic population who are at high CVD risk and have high blood glucose levels (Non-Diabetic Hyperglycaemia - NDH) but not diabetes. The pilot will allow us to address uncertainties about feasibility and acceptability prior to continuing into the larger main trial including 12,834 people. Individuals from different regions of the UK will be invited to take part via the national NHS Health Checks programme, existing registers of research participants and directly via their general practitioner (GP).\nFollowing informed consent and a baseline health check, participants will be allocated by chance to receive metformin or a placebo tablet. The effect of metformin on CVD, cancer, and health status will be checked via medical records.\nMetformin is associated with substantial beneficial effects on CVD risk factors and risk of diabetes. Common side effects include gastrointestinal (GI) upset (stomach upset) and diarrhea.\nMRC Epidemiology Unit in Cambridge with collaborating sites at the Universities of Oxford and Leicester (UK)\nGLINT is anticipated to start in April 2013 and will continue until June 2016 (for the feasibility) and December 2024 for the full trial\nNational Institute for Health Research \u0096 Health Technology Assessment Programme\nProf. Simon Griffin\nProfGP@medschl.cam.ac.uk\nProf Simon Griffin\nMedical Research Council - Epidemiology Unit\nHTA 09/01/48, R121127/147\nGlucose Lowering In Non-diabetic hyperglycaemia Trial (GLINT) - a randomised controlled trial to establish the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of metformin in preventing cardiovascular events in people with non-diabetic hyperglycaemia at high risk over five years\nMetformin is superior to placebo with regard to the risk of developing a confirmed event in the primary CVD composite endpoint.\nMulti-centre randomised double-blind parallel group primary prevention trial\nNot available in web format, please contact glint@mrc-epid.cam.ac.uk to request a participant information sheet\nMetabolic, Cardiovascular, Cancer, Type 2 diabetes.\nSlow-release metformin (Glucophage\u00ae) 1500mg (3 x 500mg tablet/day) or Placebo (3 x 500mg tablet/day).\nParticipants will receive study medication until a median of five years of follow-up has been reached. Provision of study medication will not be continued beyond the trial period. After the study ends, participants should follow up with their usual care physician to determine appropriate future treatment.\nTime to first confirmed event in the primary composite macrovascular endpoint (cardiovascular mortality, nonfatal myocardial infarction, and nonfatal stroke)\n1. Time to event for each of the components of the primary composite endpoint (e.g. cardiovascular mortality, nonfatal myocardial infarction, nonfatal stroke)\n2. All-cause mortality (supplied by Office of National Statistics)\n3. Time to first non-melanoma cancer (supplied by the National Cancer Registry)\n4. Death due to a non-melanoma cancer cause according to primary/underlying cause of death on death certificate (supplied by the Office of National Statistics)\n5. Incident diabetes (physician diagnosed)\n6. Patient satisfaction with treatment (adapted DTSQ)\n7. Functional status (SF-8)\n8. 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Participant agrees to allow study staff to contact his or her General Practitioner and/or consultant to notify them of study participation and to obtain all medical records necessary for complete data ascertainment during the follow-up period.\n250 individuals for the feasibility study (April 2013 - June 2015); 12,834 individuals for the full trial (July 2015 - December 2024)\n1. Prior history of physician-diagnosed diabetes.\nNote: Participants with a history of gestational diabetes which resolved after pregnancy are permitted to enrol.\n2. Prior history of CVD, defined as:\n2.1. Myocardial infarction, surgical or percutaneous coronary revascularisation procedure\n2.2. Stroke (haemorrhagic or ischemic)\nNote: Participants with prior transient ischemic attack or unstable angina are NOT excluded and may be enrolled\n3. Participant has a planned or anticipated revascularisation procedure within 6 months following enrolment\nNote: Participants with previous peripheral revascularisation procedure are NOT excluded and may be enrolled\n4. Participant is pregnant\n5. History of cirrhosis of the liver or other significant hepatic impairment, as assessed by medical history\n6. End-stage renal disease\n7. In the investigators opinion, participant has a medical history that indicates a life expectancy of <2 years or might limit the individual's ability to take the trial treatments for the duration of the study\n8. Any other significant disease or disorder which, in the opinion of the Investigator, may either put the participant at risk because of participation in the study, or may influence the result of the study, or the participant's ability to participate in the study.\n9. Participant is enroled in or has participated within 12 weeks prior to enrolment in another experimental protocol involving the use of an investigational drug or device or an intervention that would interfere with the conduct of the trial.\nCambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Cambridge\nc/o Stephen Kelleher\nR&Denquiries@addenbrookes.nhs.uk\nhttp://www.cuh.org.uk/research-and-development\nHealth Technology Assessment Programme (grant code: 09/01/48)\n16/04/2018: Publication reference added. 22/03/2016: The following changes were made to the trial record: 1. The target number of participants was changed from '500 individuals for the feasibility study (April 2013 - June 2015); 11,834 individuals for the full trial (July 2015 - December 2024)' to '250 individuals for the feasibility study (April 2013 - June 2015); 12,834 individuals for the full trial (July 2015 - December 2024)' 2. 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        "raw_content": "The 5 Laws of Agencies And How Learn More\nTips That Will Be Crucial When You Are Finding the Best SEO Company in Toronto\nWhen you are speaking about the must do things for your business then, it can be wrong to ignore the role of marketing. It is required that you have an excellent company website if you are determined to have a sturdy marketing campaign. Nonetheless, it is crucial you know that you may not get the results that you desire if your website is not visible on the search engines. One of the ways to do this is to consider search optimization services that you can obtain from the professional SEO companies. One cannot afford to overlook the Flowerpot Marketing when they are looking for the right marketing and SEO companies in Toronto since they provide the best services. Content of this item will provide the tricks that are valuable when deciding the right SEO service provider in Toronto.\nHave the courage to demand that the firm gives you the names of the customers they have served in the past. Take the initiative to reach out to some of the customers so that they can inform you about how they can rate the standard of the works they received. Besides, you cannot afford not to verify that you understand the feelings of the customers towards the company by reading the reviews on the internet.\nIt can be wrong to think that you can equate the experience to any of the other approaches that can be used to gain mastery in a field. Do not hesitate to check the number of years that the said SEO firm has been in the sector before hiring them for the job. The best thing is to verify that you will work with the SEO firm that has been in the sector for numerous years since they must have enough mastery.\nUnderstanding your business is one of the crucial steps that the SEO company can make towards having the best SEO results. It is for this cause that you must confirm you will engage the company that is willing to know your company in the right way before they can start the crucial task. It is wise that you confirm that you will work with the firm that will seek to know much about your business.\nYou do not want to spend a lot of money and get substandard services. It means that you must verify that you will engage the firm that will not ask for more money than required for the job. There is a need to search for another provider in case the one you seek to engage is too costly for you.",
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        "raw_content": "The reason you're not losing that belly fat...\nThe reason you're not happy and can't sleep..\nThe reason you're constipated, lack energy, and are sick often\u2026\nThe reason you just can\u2019t seem to reach your health and wellness goals may all be linked to\u2026.\nS T R E S S .\nNow, of course, there could be some other factors at play, but if you can manage your stress levels better then you will have more energy to focus on other areas of your health and wellness.\nIn order to stress less, I recommend that my clients start creating daily habits in their life to set them up for success.\nSo, today I\u2019m sharing 10 steps that you can take daily to reduce stress in your life:\nHow to Reduce Stress Daily for Busy Moms\n1. Start Your Day Off Right\nAs a mom, it\u2019s so easy to let the day get the best of you. You wake up with kids screaming and begging for your attention. You\u2019re tired and immediately thinking of your never ending to do list. You scroll through instagram and wish you had that glamorous life that blogger has. You rush around to get everyone ready for school and you\u2019re stressed and exhausted and it\u2019s only 8:00. I get it! This is why I recommend trying to wake up a little before your kids, have a large glass of water with lemon and do something that brings you joy. This could literally be anything from watching a funny youtube video, reading 10 pages from a book, listening to a podcast, or doing a little morning yoga. It doesn\u2019t have to be long, but when you start the day off feeling good and like you\u2019ve taken care of yourself then you will have so much more energy to take care of everyone else.\nIt only takes 3 minutes (or more if you choose). Sit quietly, listen to music or a guided meditation and relax your mind. This could be a part of your morning or nighttime routine. It doesn\u2019t matter when you do it as long as you do it consistently.\n3. 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So often we try to tackle a list of 20 things and then we feel defeated at the end of the day when we\u2019ve only accomplished a few items. By setting only 3 main tasks, it is more likely that you will actually be able to get them done and then you will feel satisfied and accomplished at the end of the day. Of course, if you easily accomplish your 3 items then you can move on to more tasks and those will be an added bonus!\nYou don't need an intense exercise regimen to release endorphins and increase your energy and happiness, you just simply need to move your body in a way that you enjoy. Dance in the kitchen, walk your dog, or ride a bike.\nA simple walk in the park or having lunch outside on the picnic table can really help to bring your stress levels down. Find a way to get outside a few times everyday, even if it\u2019s only for a few minutes.\nWhen you're feeling overwhelmed, stressed or anxious, simply focus on slowing down your breath and change your breathing by taking deep, long breaths. This can truly help you relax.\nIt\u2019s so important to sit down without distractions and eat mindfully. Ask yourself \u201cAm I hungry?\u201d before eating. Tune into your bodies fullness cues. Take your time eating and chew your food thoroughly. This is a great way to just take a break from the day and nourish your body with healthy, delicious food. If you\u2019d like to learn more about the benefits of mindful eat, click here to take my free course!\nI\u2019m sure you\u2019ve heard it a million times, but sleep really is SO important for your overall health and wellness. It can also be extremely difficult when you have little ones crying or crawling into your bed at night. 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        "raw_content": "Harry Potter star Emma Watson has reportedly refused to sign.\nPotter star refuses to sign up for final films.\nHaha, is she playing hard to get or what? how typical of girls. Well, I don\u2019t blame her. Ever since I saw her on the screen for the first time as a young precocious girl, I knew she was gonna be hot, in the same sense that Natalie Portman is now.\nThat just sucks when an actor decide not to finish the remaining sequels. This is why I knew Harry Potter films were sort of doomed from the start because the author didn\u2019t finish the last book. It doesn\u2019t make sense to make a series of movies based on an incomplete storyline.\nTake a look at Lord of the Rings and Pirates of Caribbean movies. Those were filmed back-to-back which keeps the actors consistent with their character roles and saves more of their time. Oh, well! Hope other movie makers learn from this!\nNo cuz they want her to be nude in this movie. Thats why she refused to sign till they increase money.\nOh really? do you have a source to support that speculation?\nReply to \u201cHarry Potter star Emma Watson has reportedly refused to sign.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Stop Jumping Dogs\nTheories on Why Dogs Eat Grass \u00bb\nBeing brought up with others of their own kind, Greyhounds are pack animals who are very companionable and used to having an alpha figure in the group. Because of their backgrounds, they are sprinters, therefore, can run fast for short distances. They like to chase things and can run up to 45 miles per hour. Their bodies have no layers of fat on them so they do not fare well in cold weather, so they should not be left out in the cold for extended periods of time.\nUsually, Greyhounds are between 1-1/2 and 5 years of age when adopted and can live from 12 to 15 years old. They are very well-behaved and quiet dogs. Most people with allergies are not bothered by these dogs because of their very short hair. They are known for being hypo-allergenic, but there is no assurance that they won\u2019t have an effect on everyone, especially those who have severe allergies. Do not consider adopting one if you need a watchdog. Since they are not aggressive and seldom bark, you would most likely need a different breed.\nThe characteristics of this breed are such that they can make for an excellent adoptive choice depending on your environment and lifestyle. These include:\ngood sense of smell\nkeen eyesight\nMore information about greyhounds\nBecause of their bony structure, Greyhounds need soft and warm resting places. If you have active children, these dogs would not make a good addition to your family. Due to their quiet nature, they do need to be well taken care of and fair better in a quiet household. Before considering adoption, you should read Adopt a Greyhound Guide. This e-book will give you all the information you need, and make it more likely that if you do choose a Greyhound that it will be a life-long relationship.",
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        "raw_content": "Week 2 - Rooftop Drinks, Kangaroos, and Bottomless Brunch\nI spent another week in Macleod, and although the jetlag is still wearing me down (probably not helped by the lack of routine and focus, namely any form of employment at present), I\u2019m starting to feel more settled and at ease with being here. In fact, I\u2019ve really enjoyed being in Macleod as it feels like such a nice, quiet, and safe area. The homesickness comes in waves, but for the most part I find that focusing on all of the new experiences I\u2019ll be able to have here and the people I\u2019ll be able to meet distracts me just enough. I am definitely missing home comforts, and it pains me that it\u2019s Winter here whilst it\u2019s in the high 20s in England!\nThe Yarra River at night\nOne evening I went into the city to meet an old school friend, Kyle, who I hadn\u2019t seen for around eight years; it was really great to see a familiar face and to catch up with someone else from home. We went to a swanky little bar on the river next to Flinders Street Station, and had a few drinks. I\u2019m yet to properly explore the city and what is around as I\u2019m still finding my bearings, so it\u2019s nice to discover places through the recommendations of others. Annoyingly, not everywhere serves drinks in pints and so I have to settle for a schooner, yet the price seems to be the same! It's certainly expensive drinking out in Melbourne.\nAfter a few drinks, we went to a rooftop bar which also functions as a roof-top cinema. We sat and had a few more drinks and ordered some food from the burger bar, which I was most impressed with - sometimes you can\u2019t beat a simple burger and chips!\nThe next day I decided to jump on the train to go to a little town called Ivanhoe, which I had discovered last week and really liked. I went for some wood-fired pizza for dinner, and am finding that I am loving the opportunities to eat alone and spend time catching up on reading, something I used to do for a couple of hours a day at home, but haven't done much whilst I've been here.\nI had intended most days on going for a run, as it's something I usually love doing at home. However, with my sleep completely topsy-turvy my motivation has been lacking, and I've not much wanted to get out running once it's dark. On Thursday morning however, I finally managed to wake up at a reasonable time and took myself out for a run. Thanks to the joys of GPS, I just decided to run without considering where I was going, then rely on the GPS to find my way back. It was a good way to explore the area, and I also discovered a walking track just ten minutes behind where I was staying. I had briefly considered whether there might be kangaroos lurking around, but then chastised myself for stereotyping Australia and forgot about it. However, on my way back two girls (who spoke little English) stopped me to ask where they could find the kangaroos. Cue my befuddlement and telling them that I did not know and I had not seen any. That evening I spoke to Suzi (owner of the Air BnB) about it, and she told me that there are indeed mother and baby kangaroos roaming around, most loitering on the boundaries. The male kangaroos are held behind a large fence because they are too dangerous to be roaming around! I was most disappointed that I had not managed to see any 'roos, but also most surprised that they can be found in such a suburban area.\nI enjoyed having a nosy whilst running around the area, as there were some seriously swanky properties!\nOn Saturday morning I moved into my rental house in Brunswick with two Australian girls, Caitlin and Laura, who have already been living there for quite some time. I managed to get myself an Uber for about $3 for a 40-minute journey, thanks to an accumulation of discount codes! I was surprised to find how much stuff I had accumulated in just two weeks, due to having to buy all the items I hadn't had room to pack in my suitcases on the way over.\nThe girls had very kindly left me a 'Welcome to Melbourne' gift with essentials including wine and TimTams!\nSaturday lunchtime we went down the road to Laura and Caitlin's friends' house for a 'bottomless brunch'. We all took an item of food and contributed to the breakfast (which was absolutely delicious), and filled our boots with prosecco. It was really nice to meet a few other English people, and just to be around a group of girls. It's going to be hard to start a whole new social circle in a new country, so occasions like this I am so grateful for. I'm also very pleased that bottomless brunch is very much a thing here!\nat June 30, 2018 1 comment\nOn Friday night I took the train over the Brunswick to meet Caitlin and Laura, my soon-to-be housemates. Before coming over to Australia, I was getting stressed about all the things I would have to sort out once I arrived, and so decided that anything I could sort out beforehand would be a bonus. I therefore took the risk of finding somewhere to live without viewing it first, and so met Caitlin and Laura, and viewed their house, after Skype!\nAfter getting the house and having a quick look around, we got ready to go out for my \u2018Australian Initiation\u2019. We went down the road to a Thai \u2018BYO\u2019(bring your own bottle) restaurant, something which seems to be a pretty common thing here. We stopped off at the \u2018bottle-o\u2019 (it seems I have a lot of Australian lingo to learn in order to eventually understand what everyone is actually talking about!) for a few bottles of vino, and had a nice civilised dinner. Brunswick is often described as the \u2018hipster\u2019 area of Melbourne, full of share-houses, with lots of bars, restaurants, and cafes - I\u2019d liken it to Camden. After dinner we went to a pub, where I was very pleased to see that they serve my favourite cider - a little glimpse of home which was much appreciated! The first stumbling block however was the drink sizes; did I want a pot (half-pint) a schooner (between a half and a pint), or a pint? I was then told that in other states of Australia, the sizes would be called something different again.\nAfter a few civilised drinks, Laura suggested we head over to Fitzroy, which seems to be the place to be if you want to stay out late or go clubbing. We caught an Uber and went to a club called Perseverance - I realised that Australians will abbreviated absolutely anything, when everyone referred to the place as \u2018Perso\u2019!\nHaving all felt pretty sober, the drinks started flowing at \u2018Persa\u2019 and before we knew it, it was around 4am. I learned that firstly I have no idea how to use Australian coins, several times trying to pay with the wrong denominations (the coin sizes are all wrong!), and secondly that Australian clubs stay open super late. When I\u2019ve had a drink it seems that everyone is my best pal, and so I got chatting to a lot of people, and everyone had plenty of advice for me about things to see and do in Melbourne. Everyone is so friendly and so willing to help.\nAfter Persa we went to another club until close at 6am (apparently this is a normal time for clubs to close!) before going back to an after-party at an apartment of some people that Caitlin and Laura had met. My camera roll is full of pictures of random people I got talking to, including the one above, and for some reason all of them seemed to have beards.\nI\u2019d like to say that I saw a lot of Brunswick and Fitzroy, and that I have lots of pictures to show for it, but unfortunately none of the pictures are worth sharing! At least my introduction to an Aussie night out was a good one.\nStaying awake so late wasn\u2019t a problem for me given that I still haven\u2019t managed to get myself synced up to Australian time, but by 8am I was ready to go to bed. I got a taxi back to the house and spent my first night in the new house. Laura has a cat, Tux, and I couldn\u2019t recall whether she had said whether he is a house cat and allowed to go out or not, so when I opened the front door and he ran straight out, I realised I wasn\u2019t going to be falling straight into bed. Tux decided to run straight under the neighbour\u2019s house, cue me running around after him and trying to entice him out. Given that the cat doesn\u2019t actually know me, this was quite a task! He eventually came home though, and I could get to sleep. Thanks Tux.\nAfter another day of sleep (this time 08:30 until 16:30), my whole day of plans went completely up the spout. I managed to sleep through my alarm, which never happens, so I must have been tired. I\u2019m trying to listen to my body and sleep when I need sleep as I\u2019m trying to minimise stress, but as of tomorrow I\u2019m on a mission to fight the jet lag, and synch with Aussie time as opposed to English time! The only positive is being on the same time zone as everyone at home means I can still chat to everyone at a normal time for them.\nOn the way back from the city yesterday I noticed quite a few towns along the train line, which looked like they might be nice places to visit. One of those places was Ivanhoe, and when I looked it up it seemed to have a lot of independent restaurants. I thought it would be a good idea to get out and get a hot meal, having not eaten anything hot since being on the plane on Monday morning. Despite there being so many restaurants, the majority were wood-fired pizza places (in fact three right next door to each other) and so pizza it was. It was nice to sit in a restaurant window and just watch everyone going about their business and catch up on listening to a few podcasts. Even better, now that I\u2019ve sorted my mobile phone out I can actually use data and chat to people at home whilst I\u2019m out and about - it makes dinner out alone seem much less lonely!\nBeing here now I can\u2019t help making comparisons to when I last came to Australia a decade ago; back then I had no access to the internet other than to use internet cafes and public libraries, and had to stick with using Lonely Planet guides and maps, and asking locals for directions. Contact home had to be via e-mail at the Internet cafe. It was a completely different experience, and although having the internet at my fingers all day long gets rid of a lot of the anxiety of getting around and looking up train times etc, it also takes away some of the challenge of the experience, which I really enjoyed. I felt such a sense of achievement first time around, although this time it\u2019s a challenge in a very different sense. Everything these days is so instant, and I do miss the simplicity of a time when we didn\u2019t have the internet so readily available.\nTomorrow I will be going to Brunswick for the night to meet the two girls I will be living with, and spending the night at the house I\u2019m going to be renting (I won\u2019t be moving in until the end of next week). It will be nice to explore the area that will hopefully become a more permanent home, and meet the girls that have committed to living with me without having met me yet - either they\u2019re brave or stupid! I\u2019m hoping that having a few drinks and meeting some new people will help to make me feel more settled and at home. Whilst I\u2019m waiting for my TSS Visa and AHPRA registration to come through I am going to make good use of all of this time off and enjoy myself, with a hangover or two along the way!\nAnother sleepless night last night, definitely not helped by my sleeping until 5pm yesterday! I\u2019d set my alarm for 10am this morning in order to go into the city, but at the point that horrendous noise reverberated around the room I\u2019d just got back to sleep and felt like hurling my phone through the window. I dozed for another hour or two, and then realised that I was yet to see any daylight since arriving, and if I got up and about then hopefully I\u2019d sleep better. I\u2019m feeling insanely homesick, and therefore it feels easier to luxuriate in bed and sleep or read than to get up and face the world. I have to keep telling myself thought that it WILL get easier, and that right now I am pretty much alone, and so it IS going to be hard until I actually meet people.\nThe walk through Macleod to the train station was what I can only describe as walking through the set of Neighbours! So stereotypically Australian and quiet. The train into Melbourne Central is about 40 mins from Macleod (which I have now learned, since embarrassing myself at the ticket booth, is pronounced ma-cloud and not ma-cle-od. Fortunately it pulled up just as I paid for my ticket, which saved me quiet a wait.\nI\u2019m feeling rather overwhelmed by all the changes I am having to face at the moment; after having a routine at home for many years, I had taken for granted so many of the little things, such as knowing which brands to buy at the supermarket, roughly how much things are going to cost, and approximately where most places are in relation to work or home. I hadn\u2019t expected to get myself into a tizzy just trying to work out what a bottle of semi-skimmed milk looks like or is called, or how much a box of cereal equates to in pounds. Given that I am trying not to work myself into an absolute frenzy of stress, I have decided it would be best to give myself something small and achievable to do each day in order to get myself out and about and exploring Melbourne, without the stress of trying to squeezing too much in. I have plenty of time to do things whilst I\u2019m waiting to start work, so there\u2019s no hurry.\nToday\u2019s challenge was to set up my Commonwealth bank account, which was easy enough as I had already applied online two months ago and had my bank card sent to the Flinders Street branch to pick up. I was also relieved to see that the transfer of funds that I\u2019d sent from the UK a couple of days ago had made it into my Australian bank account with no issues; surprising given that I did not really know what I was doing! Everyone is so friendly and helpful here, and the \u2018How you doing?\u2019 seems to be a question of genuine interest rather than a generic greeting. Everywhere I\u2019ve been today people just wanted to talk, ask lots of questions, and give lots of advice about Melbourne. All much appreciated at this point of course.\nI had planned to get a new mobile service plan in a few weeks time when I\u2019m more settled, but I realised today how much I am going to be relying on Google Maps, and data would help greatly with that. There\u2019s only so much you can do with the free WiFi! There was a Telstra shop just down the road from the bank, so I decided to go in and find out about the service plans. The guy in the shop was explaining to me that the internet in Australia is generally pretty slow, and that costs for mobile plans are rather expensive. The cheapest I could get for what I needed came to the equivalent of about \u00a325, when I pay \u00a312 at home. It\u2019s dawning on me that life here in Aus is going to be more expensive than at home, which I was honestly not expecting!\nI spent the rest of the afternoon wandering around the shopping malls (both of which I managed to get in to but somehow couldn\u2019t find the exits for, like some kind of labyrinth...) and just bumbled around, trying to find my bearings. I last came to Melbourne ten years ago and although I spent five days in the city, I feel that there is so much more for me to explore and now with a completely different perspective. I intend to make the most of being a tourist before I have to start work, given that I have no idea how long that will be. I went past Fairfield on the train, where my new workplace is based, and I was pleased to see that it seems like a really modern and clean area. The trains seem pretty reliable and so hopefully I\u2019ll be able to get by quite easily without having a car, although it will be quite an adjustment!\nAs for tomorrow, I plan to stay in Macleod, go for a run around the local area, and perhaps visit the library to sort out some bits of \u2018life admin\u2019. Here\u2019s hoping tonight will be bring me a better night\u2019s sleep.\n(I am extremely frustrated at the lack of apps available to use my Blogger account on an iPad. If anyone has any recommendations of websites or apps to use which will avoid all the glitches I have been getting, I\u2019d be most grateful!)\nI think I could very easily say that this week has been one of the most stressful of my life. Trying to sort my belongings into two suitcases and hand luggage seemed an impossible task, and very nearly ended in a hefty oversized baggage charge; fortunately the kind lady at the baggage drop-off let me off the charges as I was only 3kg over when my luggage weights were combined.\nEarlier this week I got asked to send more information for my AHPRA application, as well as complete another police check for my visa application. It has seemed like a constant (and never ending) stream of requests for further information and payments, but at long last I have arrived.\nNot only has this week been pretty high on the scale of stressful events, it has also been an absolute rollercoaster of emotions, mostly sadness and worry accompanied by streams of tears. I am overwhelmed by thoughts of all the things and people I will miss and struggled to say goodbye to (mum and dad especially!), and at the moment am struggling to focus on the positives, but hope that in a few weeks that may change. I recognise that it may take quite some time to settle in, and am prepared for more tears!\nFollowing my Saturday night 21:55 flight from Heathrow to Hong Kong, my connecting flight to Melbourne landed at 07:20 this morning. It wasn\u2019t all plain sailing as I was so distracted by how upset I felt, that I went through security at Heathrow and all the way through duty free before realising I had left my cabin bag behind. Fortunately when I ran back it was still there, although I had visions of the bomb squad being out to reports of \u2018unattended baggage\u2019!\nI managed to sleep a fair amount on the first flight, thanks to having a window seat, however the second flight from Hong Kong to Melbourne - not so much. By the time we landed I was pleased to be back on land, although rather panicked when my suitcases were the last to arrive. Funnily enough, the exact same thing happened the last time I was in Australia!\nI have booked two weeks to stay at a homely Air BnB in the suburbs, in a little town called Macleod. A sleepy little place which will hopefully allow me plenty of time to unwind, get over the jetlag, and find my bearings. I hope to see these two weeks as a holiday to unwind from the stress of the last few weeks, and will take a few trips into the Central Business District (CBD) in order to set up my bank account, enrol in Medicare, and familiarise myself with the area. No doubt I will have to buy all of the things I have likely forgotten - or haven\u2019t had time - to pack. I have various things to sort out, such as getting a new phone contract, sorting out my tax file number, and finding a new gym, so hopefully I should have enough to keep me busy.\nI arrived to rain and wind, not exactly the weather that people envisage when they think of Australia! I had considered trying to get an Uber, or tackle public transport, but thanks to the weather, my tiredness, and the amount of luggage I had, I decided to take the hit and pay $61 for a taxi to Macleod, where my Air BnB is. Monday was spent in a cycle of sleep, wake, read, sleep, wake, read. I had hoped to get out to the shops to pick up some food, but given that it was dark when I finally woke in a functional state, I decided to just go back to bed hungry and get on with things in the morning. That didn\u2019t quite go to plan when I woke up at 17:00 today! I obviously needed the sleep, so I am not going to be hard on myself for wasting a day. I walked to the nearest supermarket, which was about a 25-minute walk, and had a slow wander around the neighbourhood. Macleod seems like a lovely, safe, suburban area, and I\u2019m looking forward to exploring it in the daytime and finding a running route.",
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        "raw_content": "The Trust Fall activity is a powerful metaphor that demonstrates risk taking, trust, vulnerability, safety, and being truly present for one-another. But more importantly, it highlights the significance of a support team. Person about to fall backwards: \u201cSupport team ready?\u201d\nSupport team (with enthusiasm): \u201cSupport team ready!\u201d\nPerson about to fall backwards: \u201cFalling!\u201d\nIn my opinion, the support team concept is one of the most important keys to effective leadership, regardless whether we are talking professionally or personally. In the Leading From Within three-day program, I methodically build this support team through the experiential outdoor activities\u2026the evening fireside chats\u2026and the numerous personal sharing exercises.\nWhy so much attention to the group dynamics you ask?\nBecause if a \u201cgroup field\u201d of trust, appreciation, acceptance, and support isn\u2019t present, true authenticity will remain in check. And I believe it is important to experience who we need to be and not just talk about it.\nThe hardest part of doing the Leading From Within program for me is the ending. It\u2019s that moment when the program has come to a close and no one seems to want to leave.\nDo you know that moment I\u2019m talking about?\nParticipants linger around the room, delaying the goodbyes and packing up. Everyone is in slow motion mode, waiting for someone else to be the first to depart. It is a very sweet moment for me as well as I too want to hold on to the sacred space that has been created after three days of powerful work and sharing with one-another.\nauthenticity, castle rock radio, Greg Giesen, group dynamics, group field, leadership, leading from within, support team, trust, trust fall",
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        "raw_content": "Fewer grads to receive diplomas\nCeremonies all this weekend\nAmy Hubbell\nThe smallest class of Leelanau County graduates in recent history will receive diplomas this weekend in five separate ceremonies.\nJust 142 seniors are scheduled to turn their tassels at the county\u2019s four public school districts and Lake Leelanau St. Mary, down from 153 last spring and more than 100 fewer than a decade ago.\nIn 2008, Suttons Bay boasted the largest graduating class in the county with 74 students, followed by Glen Lake (73), Leland (43), St. Mary (22) and Northport (12).\nThis year, grad numbers dropped in two of the four public schools, edged up one at Leland and more than tripled at Northport, which graduated just four in 2017.\nGlen Lake, the county\u2019s largest school in terms of enrollment and area, will celebrate with 54 graduates, down from 67 last year.\nAnd while there may be fewer students walking across the stage at Sunday\u2019s graduation ceremony, the top scholars will take the podium to speak for the first time since 2010.\nIt was then that Glen Lake did away with the practice of naming valedictorians and salutatorians for academic achievement, instead issuing \u201chonor cords\u201d to the top scholars.\n\u201cWe\u2019re looking for a way to recognize our top academic performers,\u201d Principal Brian Hartigan said in noting the change.\nTop scholars will be determined by grade point average. In the case of a tie, SAT scores will be considered \u2014 and if need be \u2014 the number of Advanced Placement (AP) courses taken.\n\u201cMost times, the SAT scores should do it,\u201d Hartigan said.\nIn addition to the valedictorian and salutatorian, Glen Lake will identify \u201cLaker Scholars\u201d with white cords. The designation goes to seniors who have taken a minimum of four AP classes and earned a B average in each.\nLuAnne Dreves, daughter of Doug and Freda Dreves, will give the valedictory address. Cade Peterson, son of Tim and Michelle Peterson, will speak as the salutatorian.\nGlen Lake\u2019s graduation is set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the school\u2019s big gymnasium.\nSuttons Bay and Leland have nearly an equal number of graduates at 30 and 29, respectively.\nSuttons Bay\u2019s Class of 2018 is 16 fewer than the number that received diplomas last year.\nTop scholars Emma Grant and Amelia Hall, valedictorian and salutatorian respectively, will take the podium at Suttons Bay\u2019s graduation set for 3 p.m. Sunday.\nKeynote speaker will be retired teacher and principal Roger Arvo.\nSeniors at Leland and Northport will receive diplomas sooner. The Class of 2018 at both schools will be recognized in commencement ceremonies \u2014 both scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday.\nValedictorian Christian Guest and salutatorian Jessica Pershinske will be speaking at Leland along with first/ second grade teacher Ashley Suttmann.\nNorthport\u2019s graduating class is the largest in recent history with 15, which is more than three times the 2017 class which numbered four.\n\u201cEvery class has its own personality; quite often, the larger the class the larger the personality,\u201d said Neil Wetherbee, Northport superintendent. \u201cHowever, variation in class size is something we are used to. Even looking back into the 1930s, we had 32 graduates in 1932, nine graduates in 1933, and back up to 36 in 1936.\u201d\nRyan Blessing, Northport\u2019s 2008 valedictorian, is the keynote speaker.\nAlso taking the podium will be valedictorian Lillian Kinker and salutatorian Emma Adams.\nLake Leelanau St. Mary\u2019s senior class also outnumbers the class of 2017. Fourteen grads will don cap and gown for Sunday\u2019s commencement at 5 p.m.. Last year\u2019s senior class numbered eight.\nTop scholars Madelynne \u201cMaddie\u201d Gregory and Alexandra \u201cLexi\u201d Schaub, class valedictorian and salutatorian respectively, will speak.\nJudy Guinan of Suttons Bay will give the commencement address.\nGrads will also be recognized at the baccalaureate Mass on Sunday at 11 a.m. at St. Mary Church.\nThis year, the Leelanau School will have nine students graduate at 11 a.m. Saturday at \u201cgraduation green\u201d on campus.\nThree of the Leelanau School grads are four-year seniors, meaning they attended the private Glen Arbor school each year since grade 9.\nTen years ago the Leelanau School had a graduating class of 20.",
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        "raw_content": "The Benghazi Talking Points\nAnd how they were changed to obscure the truth\nThe Weekly Standard, Vol. 18, No. 33\nhttp://www.legal-project.org/4056/the-benghazi-talking-points\nEven as the White House strove last week to move beyond questions about the Benghazi attacks of Tuesday, September 11, 2012, fresh evidence emerged that senior Obama administration officials knowingly misled the country about what had happened in the days following the assaults. The Weekly Standard has obtained a timeline briefed by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence detailing the heavy substantive revisions made to the CIA's talking points, just six weeks before the 2012 presidential election, and additional information about why the changes were made and by whom.\nAs intelligence officials pieced together the puzzle of events unfolding in Libya, they concluded even before the assaults had ended that al Qaeda-linked terrorists were involved. Senior administration officials, however, sought to obscure the emerging picture and downplay the significance of attacks that killed a U.S. ambassador and three other Americans. The frantic process that produced the changes to the talking points took place over a 24-hour period just one day before Susan Rice, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, made her now-famous appearances on the Sunday television talk shows. The discussions involved senior officials from the State Department, the National Security Council, the CIA, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the White House.\nThe exchange of emails is laid out in a 43-page report from the chairmen of five committees in the House of Representatives. Although the investigation was conducted by Republicans, leading some reporters and commentators to dismiss it, the report quotes directly from emails between top administration and intelligence officials, and it includes footnotes indicating the times the messages were sent. In some cases, the report did not provide the names of the senders, but The Weekly Standard has confirmed the identities of the authors of two critical emails\u2014one indicating the main reason for the changes and the other announcing that the talking points would receive their final substantive rewrite at a meeting of top administration officials on Saturday, September 15.\nThe White House provided the emails to members of the House and Senate intelligence committees for a limited time and with the stipulation that the documents were available for review only and would not be turned over to the committees. The White House and committee leadership agreed to that arrangement as part of a deal that would keep Republican senators from blocking the confirmation of John Brennan, the president's choice to run the CIA. If the House report provides an accurate and complete depiction of the emails, it is clear that senior administration officials engaged in a wholesale rewriting of intelligence assessments about Benghazi in order to mislead the public. The Weekly Standard sought comment from officials at the White House, the State Department, and the CIA, but received none by press time. Within hours of the initial attack on the U.S. facility, the State Department Operations Center sent out two alerts. The first, at 4:05 p.m. (all times are Eastern Daylight Time), indicated that the compound was under attack; the second, at 6:08 p.m., indicated that Ansar al Sharia, an al Qaeda-linked terrorist group operating in Libya, had claimed credit for the attack. According to the House report, these alerts were circulated widely inside the government, including at the highest levels. The fighting in Benghazi continued for another several hours, so top Obama administration officials were told even as the fighting was taking place that U.S. diplomats and intelligence operatives were likely being attacked by al Qaeda-affiliated terrorists. A cable sent the following day, September 12, by the CIA station chief in Libya, reported that eyewitnesses confirmed the participation of Islamic militants and made clear that U.S. facilities in Benghazi had come under terrorist attack. It was this fact, along with several others, that top Obama officials would work so hard to obscure.\nAfter a briefing on Capitol Hill by CIA director David Petraeus, Democrat Dutch Ruppersburger, the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, asked the intelligence community for unclassified guidance on what members of Congress could say in their public comments on the attacks. The CIA's Office of Terrorism Analysis prepared the first draft of a response to the congressman, which was distributed internally for comment at 11:15 a.m. on Friday, September 14 (Version 1 at right). This initial CIA draft included the assertion that the U.S. government \"know[s] that Islamic extremists with ties to al Qaeda participated in the attack.\" That draft also noted that press reports \"linked the attack to Ansar al Sharia. The group has since released a statement that its leadership did not order the attacks, but did not deny that some of its members were involved.\" Ansar al Sharia, the CIA draft continued, aims to spread sharia law in Libya and \"emphasizes the need for jihad.\" The agency draft also raised the prospect that the facilities had been the subject of jihadist surveillance and offered a reminder that in the previous six months there had been \"at least five other attacks against foreign interests in Benghazi by unidentified assailants, including the June attack against the British Ambassador's convoy.\"\nAfter the internal distribution, CIA officials amended that draft to include more information about the jihadist threat in both Egypt and Libya. \"On 10 September we warned of social media reports calling for a demonstration in front of the [Cairo] Embassy and that jihadists were threatening to break into the Embassy,\" the agency had added by late afternoon. And: \"The Agency has produced numerous pieces on the threat of extremists linked to al Qaeda in Benghazi and Libya.\" But elsewhere, CIA officials pulled back. The reference to \"Islamic extremists\" no longer specified \"Islamic extremists with ties to al Qaeda,\" and the initial reference to \"attacks\" in Benghazi was changed to \"demonstrations.\"\nThe talking points were first distributed to officials in the interagency vetting process at 6:52 p.m. on Friday. Less than an hour later, at 7:39 p.m., an individual identified in the House report only as a \"senior State Department official\" responded to raise \"serious concerns\" about the draft. That official, whom The Weekly Standard has confirmed was State Department spokesman Victoria Nuland, worried that members of Congress would use the talking points to criticize the State Department for \"not paying attention to Agency warnings.\"\nIn an attempt to address those concerns, CIA officials cut all references to Ansar al Sharia and made minor tweaks. But in a follow-up email at 9:24 p.m., Nuland wrote that the problem remained and that her superiors\u2014she did not say which ones\u2014were unhappy. The changes, she wrote, did not \"resolve all my issues or those of my building leadership,\" and State Department leadership was contacting National Security Council officials directly. Moments later, according to the House report, \"White House officials responded by stating that the State Department's concerns would have to be taken into account.\" One official\u2014Ben Rhodes, The Weekly Standard is told, a top adviser to President Obama on national security and foreign policy\u2014further advised the group that the issues would be resolved in a meeting of top administration officials the following morning at the White House.\nThere is little information about what happened at that meeting of the Deputies Committee. But according to two officials with knowledge of the process, Mike Morrell, deputy director of the CIA, made broad changes to the draft afterwards. Morrell cut all or parts of four paragraphs of the six-paragraph talking points\u2014148 of its 248 words (see Version 2 above). Gone were the reference to \"Islamic extremists,\" the reminders of agency warnings about al Qaeda in Libya, the reference to \"jihadists\" in Cairo, the mention of possible surveillance of the facility in Benghazi, and the report of five previous attacks on foreign interests.\nWhat remained\u2014and would be included in the final version of the talking points\u2014was mostly boilerplate about ongoing investigations and working with the Libyan government, together with bland language suggesting that the \"violent demonstrations\"\u2014no longer \"attacks\"\u2014were spontaneous responses to protests in Egypt and may have included generic \"extremists\" (see Version 3 above).\nIf the story of what happened in Benghazi was dramatically stripped down from the first draft of the CIA's talking points to the version that emerged after the Deputies Committee meeting, the narrative would soon be built up again. In ensuing days, administration officials emphasized a \"demonstration\" in front of the U.S. facility in Benghazi and claimed that the demonstrators were provoked by a YouTube video. The CIA had softened \"attack\" to \"demonstration.\" But as soon became clear, there had been no demonstration in Benghazi.\nMore troubling was the YouTube video. Rice would spend much time on the Sunday talk shows pointing to this video as the trigger of the chaos in Benghazi. \"What sparked the violence was a very hateful video on the Internet. It was a reaction to a video that had nothing to do with the United States.\" There is no mention of any \"video\" in any of the many drafts of the talking points.\nStill, top Obama officials would point to the video to explain Benghazi. President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton even denounced the video in a sort of diplomatic public service announcement in Pakistan. In a speech at the United Nations on September 25, the president mentioned the video several times in connection with Benghazi.\nOn September 17, the day after Rice appeared on the Sunday shows, Nuland defended Rice's performance during the daily briefing at the State Department. \"What I will say, though, is that Ambassador Rice, in her comments on every network over the weekend, was very clear, very precise, about what our initial assessment of what happened is. And this was not just her assessment, it was also an assessment you've heard in comments coming from the intelligence community, in comments coming from the White House.\"\nIt was a preview of the administration's defense of its claims on Ben\u00adghazi. After pushing the intelligence community to revise its talking points to fit the administration's preferred narrative, administration officials would point fingers at the intelligence community when parts of that narrative were shown to be misleading or simply untrue.\nAnd at times, members of the intelligence community appeared eager to help. On September 28, a statement from ODNI seemed designed to quiet the growing furor over the administration's explanations of Benghazi. \"In the immediate aftermath, there was information that led us to assess that the attack began spontaneously following protests earlier that day at our embassy in Cairo. We provided that initial assessment to Executive Branch officials and members of Congress, who used that information to discuss the attack publicly and provide updates as they became available.\"\nThe statement continued: \"As we learned more about the attack, we revised our initial assessment to reflect new information indicating that it was a deliberate and organized attack carried out by extremists. It remains unclear if any group or person exercised overall command and control of the attack, and if extremist group leaders directed their members to participate. However, we do assess that some of those involved were linked to groups affiliated with, or sympathetic to al Qaeda.\"\nThe statement strongly implies that the information about al Qaeda-linked terrorists was new, a revision of the initial assessment. But it wasn't. Indeed, the original assessment stated, without qualification, \"we do know that Islamic extremists with ties to al Qaeda participated in the attack.\"\nThe statement from the ODNI came not from James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, but from his spokesman, Shawn Turner. When the statement was released, current and former intelligence officials told The Weekly Standard that they found the statement itself odd and the fact that it didn't come from Clapper stranger still. Clapper was traveling when he was first shown a draft of the statement to go out under his name. It is not an accident that it didn't.\nThe revelations about exactly how the talking points were written, revised, and then embellished come amid renewed scrutiny of the administration's handling of Benghazi. Fox News spoke to a Special Ops soldier last week who raised new questions about what happened during the attack, and the State Department's inspector general acknowledged that the office would be investigating the production of the Administrative Review Board report on the attacks because of concerns that investigators did not speak to a broad spectrum of individuals with knowledge of the attack and its aftermath. On May 8, the House Oversight and Government Reform committee will hold another hearing on the matter. And Republicans in Congress have asked the administration to release all of the emails, something that would further clarify how the changes came about.\b\nStephen F. Hayes is a senior writer at The Weekly Standard.",
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        "raw_content": "LPGA\u2019s Momentum Continues: 2017 Schedule Showcases Continued Growth in Tournaments and Purses\n2017 Schedule PDF Download Schedule\nLPGA Tour\u2019s 35-event schedule boasts largest total prize money in Tour history and new events both domestic and abroad\nDAYTONA BEACH, Fla., November 30, 2016 - The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) today announced its 2017 schedule which includes the addition of four new tournaments, the return of the Solheim Cup stateside and an increase of $4.35 million in total official prize money.\nLPGA Commissioner Mike Whan made the announcement on Wednesday revealing next year\u2019s 35-event LPGA Tour schedule which boasts an LPGA record $67.35 million in total official prize money. In addition to four new events on the LPGA schedule, 11 of the 30 returning official events will feature increased purses in 2017. Four of the Tour\u2019s five major championships in 2017 will have higher purses, including a $5 million purse at the U.S. Women\u2019s Open conducted by the USGA that will be the largest purse in LPGA history.\n\u201cI\u2019m excited about the opportunities our 2017 tournament schedule provides to our players with increased purses, tremendous television exposure and our biggest events elevating to new heights,\u201d said Whan. \u201cWhile we receive credit for being a global tour, we\u2019re just as proud that we\u2019ve added more events in North America since 2011 then we have abroad. It\u2019s an exciting time for our organization and we cannot wait to start another great season in January.\u201d\nThe LPGA will introduce four new tournaments during the 2017 season, two in the United States and two internationally.\nThe first new LPGA stop debuts when the Tour visits Oneida, Wisconsin July 6-9 for the Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic. Nestled in between the season\u2019s second and third major championships, players will compete on the Thornberry Creek at Oneida golf course for a $2 million purse. It will be the first time the LPGA or PGA Tour has hosted a sanctioned event in the Green Bay area.\nThree weeks later, the LPGA travels across the pond to play the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open, July 27-30 at Dundonald Links in Ayrshire, Scotland. A co-sanctioned event between the LPGA and LET with a purse of $1.5 million, the tournament will be contested on the same course as the men\u2019s Scottish Open. It will also kick off a two-week stint in Scotland as the Ladies Scottish Open leads in to the season\u2019s fourth major, the RICOH Women\u2019s British Open, which will take place at Kingsbarns in 2017.\nIn September, the Tour makes a pit stop in Indianapolis, Indiana for a $2 million purse at the Indy Women in Tech (IWIT) Championship Presented by Guggenheim. Taking place September 7-10, players will compete on the Pete Dye-designed Brickyard Crossing Golf Course that weaves through the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It\u2019s another addition to the Midwest region where the Tour has added four of its six new North American events since 2014.\nFollowing the season\u2019s final major at The Evian Championship, the LPGA will take a week off before traveling to the home of Rolex Rankings No. 1 and Olympic Silver Medalist Lydia Ko to play in the MCKAYSON New Zealand Women\u2019s Open from September 28-October 1. The event will be the first of seven consecutive tournaments in the Asia-Pacific region before the Tour returns to Naples for the season finale at the CME Group Tour Championship.\nOn top of the announcement of these new events on the 2017 schedule, the LPGA also recently signed a 10-year partnership with Alisports (Shanghai) CO., LTD, a division of Alibaba Group, to stage an LPGA event in Mainland China annually for the next decade. The tournament will be held in conjunction with the China Golf Association and the China LPGA Tour (CLPGA). Next year\u2019s event is scheduled to be played October 5-8 at Reignwood Pine Valley in Changping District, China. In addition, the LPGA will continue in beautiful Hainan Island, China with the Blue Bay LPGA Classic. Blue Bay LPGA will move to the last event of the Fall Asia swing in 2017, and will take place from Wednesday-Saturday \u2013 giving players the time needed to return to Naples for the CME Group Tour Championship, the final stop in the Race to the CME Globe.\nMATCH PLAY RETURNS\nThe Lorena Ochoa Invitational will transition into a match play tournament and will move from the fall to the spring on next year\u2019s schedule.\nPreviously played in November, the newly named Lorena Ochoa Match Play will take place May 4-7, 2017 and will become the Tour\u2019s lone official match play event. The field will feature 64 players competing for a purse of $1.2 million at Club de Golf M\u00e9xico in Mexico City, which has served as the tournament site for the Invitational since 2014. The event will also mark the first match play tournament on the Tour\u2019s schedule since the Sybase Match Play Championship in 2012.\nPURSES CONTINUE TO RISE\nThe 2016 season saw a record 15 LPGA players surpass $1 million in single season earnings. In 2017, the Tour will see purse increases in more than a third of the returning scheduled events and the four new events on the schedule will feature a total of $6.8 million in prize money.\nA total of 11 events on the LPGA Tour schedule will increase their purse sizes for next season, raising the overall total purse to $67.35 million in 2017. Sixteen events will feature purses of $2 million or higher, which is double the amount the Tour had back in 2011.\n\u201cOur goal has been to consistently move the needle forward in providing increased financial opportunities for our members and increased value for our sponsors,\u201d Whan said. \u201cWe are excited to see these increases for 2017 and we look forward to continuing to grow overall prize money in future years.\u201d\nPlayers will compete for $17.8 million across the Tour\u2019s five major championships next year. Four majors will elevate their purses including the ANA Inspiration ($2.6M to $2.7M), the U.S Women\u2019s Open ($4.5M to $5M), the RICOH Women\u2019s British Open ($3M to $3.25M), and The Evian Championship ($3.25M to $3.35M). In the final event of the season, the CME Group Tour Championship will raise its purse from $2M to $2.5M.\nThe following tournaments also will raise their purses in 2017: Kia Classic ($1.7M to $1.8M), LOTTE Championship Presented by Hershey ($1.8 to $2M), Lorena Ochoa Match Play ($1M to $1.2M), Marathon Classic Presented by Owens Corning & O-I ($1.5M to $1.6M), and the Manulife Classic ($1.6M to $1.7M).\nThe Swinging Skirts LPGA Taiwan Championship will also move from a $2 million purse to $2.2 million as Swinging Skirts takes over as the new title sponsor in Taiwan. The increased purse will make it the highest among the LPGA\u2019s Asian events.\nMAJOR MOVEMENT ON THE TOUR\u2019S LARGEST STAGES\nThe stages are grand and the stakes are high among the biggest events on the 2017 LPGA Tour schedule.\nThe ANA Inspiration with a purse of $2.7 million continues its annual tradition as golf\u2019s first major on the iconic Dinah Shore Tournament Course at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California.\nStarting in late June, three major championships will be featured in a span of six weeks that is part of a larger stretch of 12 consecutive weeks of tournament play. Olympia Fields Country Club, a site of multiple men\u2019s PGA Championships and U.S. Opens, will host the KPMG Women\u2019s PGA Championship with a $3.5 million purse from June 29-July 2. Two weeks later on July 13-16, players will compete for a record purse of $5 million at the U.S. Women\u2019s Open conducted by the USGA at Trump National Golf Club, Bedminster. At the end of the six-week stretch will be the RICOH Women\u2019s British Open which will be played August 3-6 with a $3.25 million purse. Kingsbarns will host the event for the first time although it is no stranger to golf fans, as the course has co-hosted the European Tour\u2019s Dunhill Links Championship with The Old Course at St Andrews and Carnoustie Golf Links since 2001.\nThe fifth and final major on the 2017 schedule will be The Evian Championship in Evian-les-Bains, France, taking place from September 14-17 for a $3.35 million prize. In Gee Chun will look to defend her title after setting a new scoring record for majors, male or female, with her 21-under performance at the Evian Resort Golf Club in 2016.\nPlayers will culminate the season November 16-19 competing for a $2.5 million purse, plus a $1 million grand prize for the winner of the season-long Race to the CME Globe at the CME Group Tour Championship \u2013 the final event of the year.\nRETURN OF THE SOLHEIM CUP\nThe United States will seek to defend their 2015 title on home soil against Team Europe as the 2017 Solheim Cup returns to the Midwest. 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        "raw_content": "Hobbs Wins Corbett Award for 2017-18\nBaton Rouge, La. \u2013 Aleia Hobbs was named the 2017-18 recipient of the Allstate Sugar Bowl\u2019s Corbett Award on Saturday afternoon. The Corbett Award is presented to the most outstanding amateur male and female athletes in Louisiana each year.\nHobbs will be presented with the Corbett Award on Aug. 4 as part of the Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame Banquet at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Hobbs\u2019 2018 season on the track was one of the most historic in history as she became the first woman since 1991 to win the 60 meter NCAA title indoors, the 100 meter NCAA title outdoors and the USATF 100 meter title in the same year.\nA graduate of McMain High School, Hobbs put forth a legendary effort for her final season in the Purple and Gold. She won three national titles (60 meters, 100 meters and 4x100 meter relay) on the way to leading LSU to sixth-place finishes at both the indoor and outdoor NCAA meets.\nDuring outdoors, Hobbs won the 100 meter dash title at the NCAA Championships with a time of 11.01 in the midst of a torrential downpour at Hayward Field. The 11.01 was run into a headwind and it was the fastest 100 meter dash run into a headwind in collegiate history. Before she claimed the 100 meter title, Hobbs served as the anchor leg of the 4x100 meter relay that claimed a national title with a readout of 42.25 seconds. The unquestioned greatest 4x100 meter relay in NCAA history, Hobbs was transcendental in helping the squad set the collegiate record with a time of 42.05 at the SEC Championships to claim gold.\nWhen all was said and done with her 2018 collegiate season, Hobbs owned five of the top eight wind-legal 100 meter dashes in NCAA history. Her fastest wind-legal readout of the season came at the NCAA East Preliminaries in Tampa, Fla., when she dashed her way to a 10.90 in the preliminary rounds of the meet, which was a meet record. She won an individual title in the 100 meter dash at the SEC Championships with a meet and facility record clocking of 10.92 to help LSU finish second as a team.\nHobbs was an unblemished 15-0 in her primary races \u2013 100 meter and 4x100 meter relay \u2013 on the outdoor circuit. Serving as the anchor leg of the 4x100 meter relay all season long, Hobbs helped the squad set the aforementioned collegiate record (42.05) and clock three of the top six times in NCAA history (42.05, 42.09, 42.25).\nHobbs not only broke records outdoors, but indoors too. You could say she jumped on the national stage in early March when she won her first career national title. Racing in the 60 meter dash at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships at Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium in College Station, Texas, Hobbs clocked a collegiate-record setting time of 7.07 to claim her gold medal.\nAfter her collegiate season was over, Hobbs maintained spectacular form and won her first-career USATF outdoor national title with a readout of 10.91 seconds at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa. Her wind-legal season best of 10.90 is currently the fifth-fastest in the world for 2018.\nThe Corbett Award was created in 1967 and named in honor of the late James J. Corbett to commemorate his many contributions to intercollegiate athletics and specifically the Sugar Bowl. At the time of his death, Mr. Corbett was the Athletic Director at LSU. These awards are presented annually to the most outstanding amateur male and female athletes in the state of Louisiana. The Corbett recipients are selected each year by members of the New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame Committee.",
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        "raw_content": "Data Release Shows Just 54% of K-12 Funding is Spent on Instruction\nBy Ola Lisowski - January 31, 2019\nAdministrator Salaries, Administrators, Cost of Education, Education, Education spending, Green Bay Area Public Schools, K-12 Funding, K-12 Schools, Madison Metropolitan School District, Milwaukee Public Schools, MPS\nBy Ola Lisowski\nA new data report shows that Wisconsin schools spend almost half their revenue on overhead with only 54 percent actually going toward classroom instruction. The release demonstrates how little of the $6 billion in annual state education funding actually makes it to the classroom.\nWisconsin\u2019s public school districts spend an average of 54 percent of total costs on instruction, according to a new data release. District costs per student total $13,182.\nThe figures come from the 2016-17 school year and are the most recent numbers available from the Department of Public Instruction (DPI). That year, the state average \u201ccost per member,\u201d or amount of money that districts spend on each student, was $13,182.\nTaxpayers may be surprised to learn that just a slim majority of all K-12 education spending reaches the classroom. An average of $7,122 goes toward classroom instruction of each student. The largest part of instruction costs is the salaries and benefits of classroom teachers, teaching anything from reading and math to physical education.\nIf top-heavy overhead were reduced, the teachers doing the vast majority of meaningful work in schools could perhaps be better compensated. Instead, the many secondary and tertiary roles schools have taken on directly compete with the primary reason for schools\u2019 existence: educating children.\n\u201cOperations/other\u201d is the second largest spending category by percentage statewide, which takes up 13.5 percent of budgets on average. That catch-all category includes line items such as central services, maintenance, debt service, insurance, and post-employment benefit debt.\nAdministration costs take up 7.7 percent of total spending, comprising of school business offices, administrative assistants, building and grounds departments, and other related functions. That category used to be included within operations/other, but DPI began separating out administration costs in 2017.\nAfter operations/other, the next biggest spending category is pupil/staff/support. That includes expenses such as guidance counselors, school nurses, and professional development support for staff.\nAmong all districts, Grantsburg spends the least on instruction (29 percent), while Barneveld spends the most (70 percent). At 24 percent of total spending, Grantsburg also has the highest administrative costs. Lake Geneva-Genoa spends the least on its administration, at 5 percent.\nDistrict cost breakdowns vary widely. The report shows Barneveld spent the most on instruction (70%), while Grantsburg spent the least (29%). Grantsburg also had the highest administrative costs (24%).\nMacIver has reported on high costs at central services buildings in the past, especially at Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), the state\u2019s largest public school district. MPS\u2019 2018-19 budget, for example, includes funding for 356 administrators. Of the 336 administrators with publicly reported salaries, those individuals earn an average of $126,808 including fringe benefits. At central office alone, 78 administrators earn an average total salary of $111,624. That\u2019s more than five times the median per capita income in the city of Milwaukee, and almost three times the median household income in the city.\nThe top-heavy MPS administration has also grown in recent years. Since 2008, the number of officials, administrators, and managers has doubled. The district employs 27 percent fewer elementary and secondary classroom teachers than it did in 2008. At the same time, student enrollment is down almost 15 percent.\nThe data report shows that 54.4 percent of MPS\u2019 spending goes toward instruction. That\u2019s just a touch higher than the state average of 54 percent. Overall, MPS spends more than the state average on instruction\u2014$14,897 per member. Instruction totals $8,102 per member.\nAt MPS, the next highest category of spending is pupil/staff/support, at 11.5 percent or $1,714 per member. That\u2019s also higher than the state average of 9.4 percent or $1,236 per student. In terms of percentages, the district spends less than the state average on administration, operations/other, and facilities costs.\nThe district spends almost 60 percent more than the state average on transportation, with 5.5 percent of total costs or $823 per member going toward student transport. The state average is 3.9 percent, or $517 per member.\nFood and community service costs at MPS are also higher than the state average, with Milwaukee spending 6.3 percent of all costs to that end, or $933 per member. The state average for food and community service is 4.5 percent or $591 per member.\nOfficial district documents show a different picture. According to a 2018-19 MPS fact sheet, 89 percent of the school operations budget is spent on classrooms and schools. The sheet describes that percentage as the portion of the school operations budget spent on school-based staff and supplies. It\u2019s unclear where exactly the figure comes from, but it appears that numerous categories are rolled into the number.\nMPS has come under fire in past years for refusing to reform certain priorities such as food services. Former superintendent Mark Thornton was slammed by the district\u2019s board and union when he called for outside contractors to examine food service inefficiencies. One estimate showed the district could have saved between $8 million and $13 million annually by privatizing school meals, one-third of the entire food service budget at the time.\nOne Milwaukee Journal Sentinel piece quoted Thornton as saying \u201cwe owe it to our community, we owe it to our children, to just explore.\u201d Board member Terry Falk rebuffed the idea and encapsulated the employment-first attitude, remarking that students would be told \u201cwe saved a bunch of money for your education. Too bad your dad lost his job.\u201d\nThe district\u2019s newest superintendent, Dr. Keith Posley, showed his willingness to make reforms to the district budget when his first move in his new role was to eliminate nearly 33 central office positions. In all, 16.7 percent of central services funding was cut in Posley\u2019s first budget. However, the document failed to address employee benefits packages or MPS\u2019 expansive, half-empty facilities.\nGreen Bay Area Public Schools (GBAPS) had spending breakdowns similar to the state average, with some notable differences. Just over half, or 54.5 percent, of total spending goes toward instruction. Administrative overhead was slightly below the state average, at 11.1 percent for operations/other and 6.4 percent for administration. A full 10 percent goes toward facilities, up from the state average of 6.9 percent. That means of the $13,013 spent on each student, $1,297 is set aside for facilities.\nMadison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) spends more than GBAPS, and almost as much as MPS per student. The state\u2019s capital city spends $14,741 per member, with 54.8 percent going toward instruction. At 13.5 percent spent on operations/other, the district is in line with state averages on spending in that category. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Unlabelled / 19 Powerful Images of 2017 and Touching Stories Behind Them\n19 Powerful Images of 2017 and Touching Stories Behind Them\nAfghan policemen try to rescue four-year-old Ali Ahmad at the site of a suicide attack followed by a clash between Afghan forces and insurgents after an attack on a Shi'ite Muslim mosque in Kabul, Afghanistan. Omar Sobhani: \"It was a Friday afternoon when I got a message about an attack by Islamic State fighters on a Shi'ite mosque that had killed and wounded a great many people. I drove to the site where dozens of security forces had already arrived. When I saw the three armed policemen at the main entrance shouting at someone, I rushed to a safe place and saw Ali Ahmad, the boy in the picture. He had been playing while his grandfather was praying inside when the attack happened and he seemed completely confused by the sound of gunshots and police shouting. I had time to get a few shots before security forces told me to leave the area but I was sure it was a top shot and I uploaded it quickly. It didn't take long before the picture began to be shared widely on social media. I think people reacted to the picture of a little child who didn't know what was happening with all this brutality going on around him. Ali's grandfather was killed inside the mosque but I learned later that the boy was rescued by security forces. Sayed Bashir, Ali's father, was nearby but not in the mosque when the initial blast was heard and immediately ran to check on his family. \"Right after the explosion I thought everything was finished,\" he said. \"I called my father's mobile phone number and my son answered and said: 'They killed grandpa'. He wanted me to bring the car and get him. We were running everywhere in search of my son but the police were stopping us and didn't let us get too close.\" After the burial ceremony of his grandfather, we went to Ali's house but he wasn't able to talk. It seemed like the boy did not remember anything.\" (\nA man cries as he carries his daughter while walking from an Islamic State-controlled part of Mosul towards Iraqi special forces soldiers during a battle in Mosul, Iraq. Goran Tomasevic: \"Both screaming in terror, a father and the young daughter he cradled in his arm fled through the rubble-strewn streets of Wadi Hajar, transformed in a flash into a battleground between Islamic State fighters and Iraqi special forces. They and their neighbours - some wearing rubber sandals, some barefoot - were running from an IS counter-attack in this part of Mosul, dodging gunfire as the militants closed in. When they reached the special forces lines, males were ordered to lift their shirts to prove they weren't suicide bombers. Some had to take off their clothes or show their belts, though not those carrying children. The father was so beside himself, so panicked. It was obvious because he had a short shirt on and was carrying a child that he wasn't Islamic State.\"\nFlames and smoke billow as firefighters deal with a fire in the Grenfell Tower apartment block in West London. Toby Melville: \"The phone rang at around 3.30 in the morning. \"What's happened,\" I said, on autopilot as I emerged from deep sleep. My picture editor, Dylan, only calls at that time of night for breaking news. 'It's not terror,' said Dylan. I felt a sense of relief. He said a tower block in West London was on fire. I dressed, picked up my cameras, laptops and phones and jumped into the car. It was still dark at 4 a.m. when I got to the scene. I could see a tower block ablaze. I was shocked. There must be scores of people trapped inside and the fire had started at 1 a.m., the worst possible time with so many residents at home and asleep. I felt the clock ticking as I searched for a parking spot close enough to get there on foot. As I got closer, I thought about accessing the neighbouring tower blocks that were yet to be cordoned off. I couldn't help thinking that if the structure had been ablaze for some three hours the building would collapse in smoke and rubble. It would be unwise to get too close. The crackling of little explosions coming from the building and the muted noise of sirens. Ash was falling around me onto the road. This picture has a church in the background. I shot wide frames of the building on what would otherwise have been a beautiful summer dawn.\"\nA medic holds the body Ayah Muhammad Mansour recovered from under the rubble of a house destroyed by a Saudi-led air strike in Sanaa, Yemen. Khaled Abdullah: \"Early in the morning of August 25 I rushed to the site of an airstrike in Sanaa where first responders were beginning to pull out bodies from the ruins of a flattened building. The body of Ayah Muhammad Mansour, 7, was recovered, blood and dust covering her face and head. \"She is dead,\" shouted a medic, as people at the site cried, swore and prayed. The bodies of her siblings were then recovered. Only one sister, Buthaina, aged 4 or 5, survived, with her skull fractured. Twelve civilians were killed in that strike, including Aya and eight of her family members. As I was taking pictures, I tried my best to curb an urge to cry. Among the first responders was an uncle of Aya's, Saleh Muhammad Saad. He kept shouting to the people who gathered at the scene to be quiet, so that the rescuers could hear voices of the victims under the ruin of broken concrete blocks and wooden planks. \"I could hear the shouts of one of their (Aya's family) neighbours from under the rubble, and tried to remove the rubble from on top of Muhammad (Aya's father) and his wife, but I couldn't. They died,\" Saleh said. \"We lifted the rubble and saw first her brother Ammar, who was 3, and her four sisters, all of them dead. I paused a little and just screamed out from the pain. But I pulled myself together, got back there and then heard Buthaina calling.\" Covering the grief and agony of this family, and the tragic loss of so many as a result of this man-made catastrophe that my country is going through, made me more determined to convey the picture of what the war is doing to people.\"\nA man takes a ride on a police wrecker following the G20 summit, in the Schanze district of Hamburg, Germany. Kai Pfaffenbach: \"The G20 summit in Hamburg in July kept a large crew of Reuters photographers busy for three days. The German government took extreme measures against protests and demonstrations. For the first time in many years, German special police forces armed with assault rifles were deployed to secure areas where protesters were setting up burning barricades, stopping traffic and looting shops. On the last evening of the summit, everything seemed to have calmed down, so the Reuters photographers decided to have some pizza for supper at the Rote Flora, the \"headquarters\" of the left-wing protesters in Hamburg. There was no violence - no riots. All was calm, until suddenly I saw something. I pointed it out to my colleagues: police water cannons were coming again! Everybody laughed and thought I was kidding. But within seconds I had left my pizza and beer, grabbed my cameras and ran towards the water cannons which had already started firing. In Germany, such cannons are often accompanied by armoured bulldozers to clear barricades and one of these was stopped by a lone protester. The young man was holding tight to the bulldozer's mechanical shovel but also clutching his bottle of beer. All the while he was getting soaked by the water cannon's rear gun. Even so, he didn't let go and even the bulldozer's driver seemed to smile behind his bulletproof glass. The guy got big cheers from the crowd until a group of riot police dispersed them all with a heavy dose of pepper spray. It hit me as well, so I went back to my pizza and beer.\"\nPhotographers help a Rohingya refugee to come out of Nad River as they cross the Myanmar-Bangladesh border in Palong Khali, near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Hannah McKay: \"We were standing, looking out over paddy fields and grasslands - lots of water and one thin path leading to the border with Myanmar. In the distance, we could see a huge group of people. But they weren't moving. It was 4 o'clock in the afternoon with only two hours of daylight left. So we decided to move towards them. It took us about an hour along the muddy path, meeting border guards and persuading them to let us pass. The crowd was sitting on a riverbank and behind them, about three metres below, in the river itself, there were just hundreds of refugees coming across every minute. It was non-stop. There was no end to the people. People carrying babies. Elderly people being escorted through the water and mud, more than knee-deep. And we were just photographing everyone coming towards us. Then this woman appeared. She got to the point where she needed to get up to the footpath where we were. But she was exhausted. Two refugee men on her level were trying to push her up, which was when we reached out to help. Reuters photographer, Adnan Abidi, took a hand. Another photographer took another and I got her leg when she got within range. It was a case of dragging her. She lay there for a few minutes. I have no idea what happened to her. You are there trying to do your job with a camera in your hand. And then your heart overrules your head.\"\nA man who was set on fire by people accusing him of stealing during a rally against Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro runs amidst opposition supporters in Caracas, Venezuela. Marco Bello: \"I spotted a man running in front of me as a group of protesters, most of them hooded and with makeshift shields, were chasing him so I followed them. Some 100 meters down the street, the protesters caught the man and surrounded him. When I walked up and went through the circle of people to take pictures, someone had already poured gasoline over the man and set him on fire. The government said that the man was set on fire for being \"Chavista\" (a follower of Venezuela's late President Hugo Chavez), but all I heard throughout was that he was being accused of trying to steal from a woman. I didn't hear anyone accusing him of being a pro-government infiltrator. The mob was crazy, you cannot reason with them, they do not think. Later, when things calmed down, I thought, 'This is mad'. I was just taking pictures and thinking about the technical aspect of my shooting. It's how I deal with shocking situations that are happening in front of me. Orlando Figuera, 22, passed away two weeks later.\"\nA burning man participant evades a chasing firefighter and falls into the flames of \"The Man\" burn at the annual Burning Man arts and music festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. Jim Bourg: \"It was 10:30 at night in the Black Rock Desert and tens of thousands of people were gathered in a huge circle to watch the effigy of \"The Man\" burn at the culmination of Burning Man 2017. I was located approximately 200 feet from the effigy, and the heat from the flames was very intense. Suddenly, off to my right I heard screams and yells and saw Burning Man security and firefighters chasing a man running through the darkness towards the flames. I had just a moment to decide whether to expose for the likely tackle as they brought him down in the dark or spin my camera to the flames in case he actually made it to the fire. Knowing that the image and event would be far more significant if the runner made it to the flames I exposed for and focused on them as 41-year-old Aaron Joel Mitchell ran into the inferno with a firefighter trying to stop him. Mitchell ran back and forth through the burning embers and then appeared to either trip or dive into the flames. The lens gave me a horrific close up view as the man struggled and reacted to the flames consuming him. Multiple firefighters ran into the flames and braved the threat of the falling structure to finally succeed in carrying him out. Mitchell was airlifted to a hospital in Northern California but died later that night. It was a horrible and troubling end to what is always an amazing week and coverage.\"\nPeople gather under heavy rain around bodies of Rohingya refugees after their boat with passengers fleeing from Myanmar capsized off the Inani beach near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Damir Sagolj: \"September 28 was a day of heavy rain and big waves. I was in southern Bangladesh to cover Rohingya Muslims landing in rickety boats after a dangerous sea journey from Myanmar. As I drove along Marine Drive, a beach road between the towns of Cox's Bazar and Teknaf, I thought no boatman would risk sailing in such conditions. What I didn't know was that a single doomed boat had been lost at sea overnight and was slowly making its way to shore. Just after sunset, I learned the boat carrying 80 Rohingya had capsized at Inani beach near my hotel. There were many casualties. I made it to the beach in ten minutes. The relentless rain and chaotic scenes made it difficult to find out what happened. I counted 15 bodies lying on the road near the beach. They were partially covered by plastic sheets and soggy pieces of cloth. Lalu Miya, a Rohingya survivor who I would later meet for several days to reconstruct their deadly journey, was identifying the bodies of his wife and four-year-old son. That same night more bodies were collected from the beach. In the morning, survivors and local residents gathered for a funeral. The 23 dead were buried in two mass graves in rice fields behind one of the most beautiful beaches in Bangladesh. Most of them were children.\"\nIraqi rapid response members fire a missile against Islamic State militants during a battle with the militants in Mosul, Iraq. Thaier Al-Sudani: \"This attack came in the middle of a battle when Iraqi forces were trying to recapture the regional government compound from Islamic State. I was taking pictures of clashes at Mosul's antiquities museum when we spotted an Islamic State drone in the air above us. We dropped to the ground for fear of being attacked by a rocket. I cut my hand and we returned to the car to treat it. When we got there, I saw Iraqi forces firing rockets nearby at an IS target beyond our field of vision, so I resumed taking photographs. I thought this photo was a strong one that expressed the terrible violence of battle. It is another world covering wars compared with news conferences. There is 100 percent danger, and the internet we need to transmit pictures is poor or non-existent.\"\nCaleb Amisi Luyai an opposition politician of the National Super Alliance (NASA) coalition, reacts after a gas canister fired by policemen hits his car during a protest along a street in Nairobi, Kenya. Baz Ratner: \"I was lucky to get this picture. I was covering an opposition protest with Thomas Mukoya, the chief photographer for East Africa. I was riding a motorbike ahead of a convoy going to Nairobi's main street in defiance of a government ban on rallies in city centres. Suddenly, I heard the crack of teargas being fired by riot police. The police were stationed at almost every intersection to block the protesters. I pulled over to put on my gas mask and saw that one of the canisters had landed inside a nearby car. A man was leaning out the window choking on fumes and frantically trying to get out. The gas was so thick he couldn't see anything. As I ran to help open the door I managed to take a few photos. I didn't recognise the man but Thomas Mukoya later identified him as an opposition MP Caleb Amisi Luyai. Opposition protests were almost a daily occurrence during Kenya's long election season and police often disperse them with teargas or live rounds. Sometimes civilians were caught. Two days before I took the photos of the MP I saw a teargas canister land in a crowded bus. A woman was so desperate to escape she climbed out of the vehicle's back window.\"\nLaw enforcement officers detain an opposition supporter during a rally in Moscow, Russia. Maxim Shemetov: \"This picture was taken during protests in central Moscow, organised by opposition leader Alexey Navalny. I was in Pushkinskaya Square, which was flooded with people, shouting slogans and waving flags. Traffic stopped and the police started detaining people. I saw police officers holding a protester by his arms and legs. He was shouting, and his head was just between their boots. I shot some frames almost from ground level while running beside them. I didn't look into my camera. I was just thinking: \"Let my picture be sharp! Let it be sharp!\" The next day it was on the front page of the New York Times.\"\nResidents wade through flood waters from Tropical Storm Harvey in Beaumont Place, Houston, Texas. Jonathan Bachman: \"It was my first day covering Hurricane Harvey. I only made it 500 yards into Houston when I came across a staging area where ordinary people were conducting water rescues in the Beaumont Place neighbourhood of Houston, Texax. In addition to the rescues, residents were able to walk against the current down a long road which is seen in the image. At first I went out on a boat with a couple from Louisiana to help and document several rescues. When we got back, I looked down the road and saw an almost perfect line of residents making the long walk to the staging area. I intentionally moved to a position so I could photograph them in a way that would convey the magnitude of this storm. I wanted to communicate that it was a never-ending line of residents struggling to get to safety and it would go on for days. Harvey was a very difficult and emotionally taxing assignment. My first instinct was to put down the camera and help. It is always hard to come to the realisation that I am most helpful when I am taking pictures. 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Then, through my viewfinder, a few metres away, I noticed one man struggling more than the others, stretching out his arm towards us. I screamed to alert our specialist rescue swimmer that one man was going under. He reacted instantly, jumped in, and pulled the man to safety. Afterwards, I did a lot of soul searching. Should I have put down my cameras altogether and just grabbed hold of whoever I could? That evening I discussed it with the rescuers, who felt I'd done the right thing. Their job was to rescue lives. Mine was to document the harsh reality of what's happening. Everyone survived that day.\"\nA woman assists an injured person after an incident on Westminster Bridge in London, Britain, March 22, 2017. Toby Melville: \"I was on the footpath below the southeast end of the bridge, shooting pictures for the on-going Brexit story. I saw in my peripheral vision a large dark shape around 3-5 metres away come over the parapet and hit the ground approximately 10 metres below. I thought it was a terrible but isolated accident. I immediately called for an ambulance and ran to the top of the steps to try to get help at St Thomas's, the nearby hospital. While on the phone, I saw a couple more people lying on the pavement amongst debris, covered in blood or unconscious. There were other people scattered along the bridge and pavement in various states of injury and distress. I realised this was not an accident but something premeditated. As the emergency services were on the scene now, I started taking photos along the bridge. I was unsure if danger was still present. I didn't know a car had been driven into these people. I hadn't heard any screams, loud engine noises or the gunshots of the armed police shooting and killing the perpetrator of the attack, Khalid Masood. I thought the injured or dead might also have been shot and a gunman might still be on the loose. Armed police arrived and cleared the bridge. I called the office and started filing photographs from the back of the camera, transmitting most of the frames I had shot for the office to choose, edit and crop. A week later I walked back over the bridge, everything was 'back to normal', in a way. But the sight of the first victim falling and the sickening thud as he hit the pavement still goes through my mind. I wonder whether I should have transmitted all the frames I shot. The sequence of pictures is hard to look at. I remind myself I was lucky. I had walked over the bridge about a minute before the attack. Others weren't so fortunate.\"\nSPLA-IO (SPLA-In Opposition) rebels carry an injured rebel after an assault on government SPLA (Sudan People's Liberation Army) soldiers, on the road between Kaya and Yondu, South Sudan. Goran Tomasevic: \"This picture shows how the rebels lacked supplies to treat their wounded. They didn't even have a stretcher or bandages. This wounded rebel was in severe pain and I had to give him painkillers from my own supply. When rebels attacked the town of Kaya they distributed the few items they had to their men: a ragged strip of red cloth to serve as identification, a packet of biscuits and two ammunition clips per fighter. They ran out of bullets in 40 minutes and government forces counter-attacked, killing several people including American journalist Christopher Allen. Working in South Sudan requires commitment. On that trip, my colleague Siegfried and I crossed several rivers on foot. We worried about falling and getting our equipment wet. To minimise the risk, I distributed two cameras to two rebels and carried the third myself. It was unlikely all three of us would fall into the water. On our way back to the Ugandan border we traveled by motorbike. It rained heavily and the small streams became rivers. 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The atmosphere was extremely emotional as everyone was shocked by their own experiences of the earthquake but desperate to help find people. Everyone was focused on the rescue - removing rubble, moving tractors, making silent gestures in case they could hear voices, bringing food and handing out water. Within the chaos there seemed to be organisation. I got to the front of the rescue scene by accident, I started walking into the chaos and seemed to pass all security, police and army. The feeling I had when I was taking this photo was hope that they would find someone in the rubble alive. My responsibility as a photographer is to portray what is happening and I feel this image portrays the effort, hope, sadness and pain within a community after a natural disaster. When the earthquake happened I was on one of the main streets of downtown Mexico City. I was totally shocked when the ground shook so violently. On the one hand I wanted to continue taking photos and on the other I desperately wanted to get through to my wife on the phone and see my daughter. So I tried to do both - take photos while making my way to my daughter's school. It was mayhem; buildings had collapsed, cars were abandoned on the street, people were wandering injured and shocked, there were screams about gas leaks... children from the nursery were lined up in cots on the street. Finally I was united with my daughter and wife and then I was able to carry on working.\"\nA woman gestures as she mourns the death of a protester in Mathare, in Nairobi, Kenya. Thomas Mukoya: \"After the August 8 election, Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga called a late-night news conference at which he claimed the tallying of results was flawed. This picture was taken the next morning in his volatile Mathare slums stronghold, one of the most dangerous places in Kenya. After hours of running battles between riot police and opposition supporters infiltrated by gangs of muggers, the riot police changed tack. At about 3.30 p.m. a group of youthful protestors attempted to re-erect a barricade that had just been cleared on Juja Road near the air force headquarters. Riot police charged to repulse them, a few shots were fired and the police left the scene immediately. Two protesters were shot. Because of the muggers, it was dangerous as a photographer to access the alley, where there were casualties, children screaming, and women mourning. One of those killed - by a shot to the head - was Bernard Okoth Odoyo, 25, whose auntie mourned uncontrollably near his lifeless body. I spent about 10 minutes taking pictures and withdrew when the crowd started becoming hostile. I chose to tell the story of the killing by focusing on the wailing auntie of the deceased. 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        "raw_content": "We are not interested in mass producing magical props, but instead creating something unique for each performer. If you have something in mind, let's talk and maybe we can get your idea off the drawing board and onto the stage.\nBelow is a slideshow featuring some unique magical props designed and built for individual artists as well as several sets created for special events across Canada.",
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        "raw_content": "A Small Intro to Supply Chain Management\nPosted by Managementguru in Marketing, Operations Management on Feb 3rd, 2015 | 0 comments\nWhat is Supply Chain #Management? Investopedia: Supply chain management is the streamlining of a business\u2019 supply-side activities to maximize customer value and to gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace. Supply chain management (SCM) represents an effort by #suppliers to develop and implement supply chains that are as efficient and economical as possible. THE INTEGRATED MARKETING FRAMEWORK Wikipedia: Supply chain management (SCM) is \u201cthe systemic, strategic coordination of the traditional business functions and the tactics across these business functions within a particular company and across businesses within the supply chain, for the purposes of improving the long-term #performance of the individual companies and the supply chain as a whole.\u201d Business Dictionary: Management of material and information flow in a supply chain to provide the highest degree of customer satisfaction at the lowest possible cost. Supply chain management requires the commitment of supply chain partners to work closely to coordinate order generation, #order taking, and order fulfillment. They thereby create an extended enterprise spreading far beyond the producer\u2019s location. Supply Chain More Environmentally Friendly Supply Chain Management in Simpler Terms: The EFFECTIVE movement and management of materials and information as they flow from their source to the end customer. Supply Chain encompasses #purchasing, #manufacturing, warehousing, transportation, customer service, demand planning and supply planning. Supply Chain management is a daunting task and calls for proper planning and execution. OBJECTIVES OF FORECASTING Supply chain management(SCM) is the control of the supply chain as a process from supplier to manufacturer to #wholesaler to #retailer to #consumer. Supply chain management does not only comprise the passage of a physical product through the chain but also any data that goes along with the product (such as order status information, payment schedules, and ownership titles) and the actual entities that handle the product from stage to stage of the supply chain. There are essentially three goals of SCM: To reduce inventory To increase the speed of transactions with real-time data exchange and To increase revenue by satisfying customer demands more efficiently. When you think of the world\u2019s most efficient and successful performance and supply chains, what comes to mind? For me it is not Wal-mart or Pepsi but #Mumbai Dabbawalas. The Success of Supply Chain of Dabbawalas in Mumbai \u2013Said to be Six Sigma Compliant No over-reliance on technology, all manual operations Create an integrated performance chain, the chief, team leaders and delivery men. Acute visibility Keep it simple. Real simple with a color coding to identify where the food has to be delivered and to whom. Timely Delivery as the shelf life of food is 4-5 hours. Why is it so important for companies to get products to their customers quickly? Faster product availability is significant to increasing sales and there\u2019s a sizeable profit advantage for the extra time that you are in the market and your competitor is not. The earlier and faster you are in the market, the more orders and market share you enjoy. The ability to deliver a product faster also can make or break a sale. If two competitive products appear to be equal and one is immediately available and the other will be available in a week, which would you choose? Supply Chain Management is all about moving goods more quickly to their destination in a strategic and tactical manner. Supply Chain Management Tomorrow: The future for Supply Chain Management looks very bright. Two major trends are benefiting Supply Chain Management operations- Customer service focus and Information technology. Successful organisations must excel in both of these areas, the fundamental objective being to \u201cADD VALUE.\u201d Which Companies Impress You When You Think of Effective SCM in India?...",
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        "raw_content": "Yeshivah College Board co-Chair resigns\n\u200bYeshivah College (Melbourne, Australia) Board Member and co-Chair, Dr Debbie Herbst, has published the following open letter to the Yeshivah community:\n\u200bDr Debbie Herbst\nErev Pesach 5778\nFor those of us who love and belong to the Yeshivah community, the last few years have been difficult and often painful. Our community has been on a journey of revelation, recovery, healing and growth that has at times not been easy. Tomorrow night when we will all sit down at the Seder we will begin telling the story of our collective journey out of Mitzrayim. Pesach is about freedom not only from physical slavery but freedom from limitations and constraints. We are enjoined to transcend the limitations, the metzarim, that hold us back and limit growth. It is a time for individual as well as communal growth and escape from that which has been holding us back.\nLeadership and children are two essential themes of Seder night and of Pesach. Moshe Rabbeinu is the quintessential and archetypical leader chosen for his care of every one of his flock whilst carrying the responsibility of the entire nation. The Seder puts children very much front and centre to the point that most of what we do at the Seder is predicated on arousing the interest of the children and engaging our youth.\nLeadership and children.\nWhen I stood for election to the Board of Yeshivah Beth Rivkah Schools in 2016, I did so because I wanted to be a part of another journey. I wanted to serve on the Board, not because it is easy; I knew it would be hard. Some of you will recall that I promised, if elected, to be part of \u2018A Board that Cares\u2019 and I have tried my utmost since taking a seat on the Board to live up to that commitment.\nAn intrinsic part of Yeshivah\u2019s growth and healing requires us to honestly address our past mistakes as a community and learn from them. We have done well to engage with processes such as the recent Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse and to listen to their findings. As a member and Co-Chair of the Board I tried to make it a high priority to ensure we continued to work towards best practice in governance, child protection and complaints handling.\nI personally sat and listened to Justice Jennifer Coates as she spoke about the centrality of governance and leadership in child safety. The first of the child safe standards overseen by the Commission for Children and Young People relates to governance. Strong and clear governance arrangements allow leaders to ensure child safety is a focus within their organisation. I believe that this includes leading from the top and embedding a culture that makes child safety paramount. I believe that a culture of child safety is more than having a set of policies and procedures in place. It\u2019s an attitude that is built into everyday thinking and practice within an organisation and is the best defence against abuse. Of note the last of the standards relates to the involvement and empowerment of children.\nAfter serious reflection, it is now my belief that I will better be able to advocate for Yeshivah\u2019s advance towards these goals from outside of the Board. It is this conclusion which led me to resign my Board positions last week.\nI remain absolutely committed to the well-being of our Yeshivah community and to the welfare of each individual within it. My resignation from the Board in no way signals the end of my involvement in, advocacy for and service to Yeshivah and I look forward to doing so for many years to come.\nI will continue to advocate for Yeshivah to apply the recommendations in the final Report of the Royal Commission, in conjunction with the ten Child Safe Standards that were developed by the Royal Commission for use in all institutions dealing with children throughout Australia.\nIncluded among those recommendations are the following:\n\u201c...each religious institution should ensure that all people in religious or pastoral ministry, including religious leaders, have professional supervision with a trained professional or pastoral supervisor who has a degree of independence from the institution within which the person is in ministry\u201d.\n\u201cAll religious institutions\u2019 complaint handling policies should require that, upon receiving a complaint of child sexual abuse, an initial risk assessment is conducted to identify and minimise any risks to children\u201d\n\u201cAll Jewish institutions in Australia should ensure that their complaint handling policies explicitly state that the halachic concepts of mesirah, moser and loshon horo do not apply to the communication and reporting of allegations of child sexual abuse to police and other civil authorities\u201d\nIn light of the trauma and violation experienced throughout our community in recent years - by children, parents, staff and whistleblowers - and also in light of the journey of healing and growth our community is now undertaking, I hope that Yeshivah strives not just to meet, but to exceed, the recommendations and requirements of the Royal Commission and of the law. We should aim for best practice governance, and a culture, that serves as a model for others.\nI would like to thank all the dedicated staff and volunteers and parents who give of themselves for the benefit of our children. To those of you who have supported me with your votes, your advice, your mentoring and your kindness during this time, thank you. I trust I have not given you any cause to feel it was misplaced.\nChag Kasher VSameach, A Kosher n Freilichen Pesach.\nWe should all merit true freedom and redemption this Pesach.\nDr Debbie Herbst\n\u2018[I]n light of the journey of healing and growth our community is now undertaking...\u2019. Really? Doesn\u2019t look to me like there\u2019s much healing or growth, no matter how many times people within Yeshivah speak about it. There is no \u2018healing\u2019 if the people who have been hurt don\u2019t feel it and no \u2018growth\u2019 if (Rabbis) Chaim Zvi Groner and Telsner are still involved in the Yeshivah leadership.\nAs I recently noted on my personal Facebook page:\nLet no one forget that Melbourne's Yeshivah Centre continues to behave in the most disgusting ways. Just because it's no longer being constantly highlighted publicly, doesn't mean they've changed their immoral ways. Despite their repeated public pronouncements, their disgraced (Rabbi) Telsner is still their senior rabbi. He continues to be the religious leader of this community - just last weekend he gave the traditional Shabbat HaGadol sermon, an honour given to the head rabbi. This disgraceful institution continues to wreak havoc in the lives of their innumerable victims. And by repeatedly lying and keeping him in his role, they continue to put children in harm's way (by his words and deeds, he is an enabler of abuse). I'm now convinced that this institution should just be shut down.\nIt is my view that any Yeshivah board that continues to employ the services of (Rabbi) Telsner is illegitimate. Moreover, (Rabbi) Groner's life tenure on their Board is also untenable. This is why, months ago, I severed all ties with the Yeshivah Centre and College leadership.\nUK ultra-Orthodox Jewish community - supporting perpetrators rather than victims\n\u200bNot that we really need any more evidence to highlight the immorality of many within the ultra-Orthodox community when it comes to addressing the issue of child sexual abuse. But it's important to remind the community what we are up against. As I'm currently in the UK, two examples were just brought to my attention in the local community here.\nToday, Yehudis Goldsobel, courageous survivor of sexual abuse by Mendy Levy, posted on Facebook the following:\nMr & Mrs Cohen owners of B Kosher are having their house built by Mendy Levy - a convicted sex offender - under the pretence of \"he is a valued customer\" and \"helping him out\".\nWhere is the same value given to victims? Let me tell you, there isn't.\nI wonder if B Kosher will value all their customers as much when we choose to shop elsewhere.\n#wemattertoo\nThe second case involves the ultra-Orthodox community in Manchester. Shockingly, some in the community there are encouraging the public to pray and support convicted child rapist David Glauzius who is serving a 22-year sentence for his horrific crimes against innocent children.\nThis ongoing outrageous behaviour must stop. 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        "raw_content": "Trans Day of Visibility\nA quick Trans Day of Visibility message from MTPC executive director Mason Dunn. For all those who can be visible \u2013 thank you. For those who can\u2019t be visible \u2013 we love you and support you. For those who have no choice but visibility \u2013 we stand with you. #EveryoneWelcome #TransRightsNOW!\nWe\u2019re so honored! Join us at North Shore Pride.\nWe hope you\u2019ll join MTPC ED Mason Dunn and Steering Committee Chair Emeritus Nancy Nangeroni at the amazing North Shore Pride event in Salem, MA, on Saturday, June 20 from noon to 5.\nStop by our table to hear about our work, learn how to get involved, or just say hello! And be sure to enter our T-shirt and iPad Mini raffles!\nWe will have postcards you can sign for Gov. Charlie Baker asking him to support our public access bill. 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        "raw_content": "Top 50 Philanthropists Who Give Away Money\nFinding the top 50 philanthropists who give money in can really help if you\u2019re struggling with money problems and need help with your finances. Many people are skeptical about the fact that billionaire and millionaires philanthropists give money away and see it as some kind of a scam; this could not be further from the truth.\nMillionaire and billionaire philanthropists give large donations to individuals and charities through their charitable foundations. If you have a genuine need then there is no law that can stop you from asking rich wealthy philanthropists for financial assistance. You\u2019ll find the top 50 philanthropists who give money in the list at the bottom.\nPhilanthropists Who Give Money to Individuals How to Get Money from a Philanthropist\nBefore you start asking philanthropists for money you need to determine that your reasons for financial assistance are genuine. If you\u2019re unemployed and not actively seeking work then the chances of securing a donation or being enlisted on to a program is very low. If however you\u2019re in financial despair, need help with education or medical bills, disaster recovery, homelessness and poverty then nearly all the charitable foundations out there can offer you money and advice as long as you fit their criteria.\nHow to Find a Philanthropist\nPhilanthropists Who Give Away Money\nIt\u2019s not that hard to find a philanthropists; it does however take hard work to determine your hardship and then find a charitable foundation run by a philanthropists which supports your need. Many people start sending their hardship letter without researching on the philanthropists and charitable foundation only to find that they are refused all the time.\nBy taking your time to learn about the millionaires and find out about the causes and areas the foundation focuses on will improve your chances of getting a favorable response.\nThere are three sources that you can find philanthropists who give money; these sources include (1) The Top 50 American Philanthropists by Business Week, (2) Forbes Philanthropy Rich List, and (3) The Giving Pledge Philanthropy List. In all three lists you\u2019ll find information on the billionaire which includes net worth, their philanthropic activities and the areas which the foundation focuses on.\nBy combining all these lists you\u2019ll be able to compile a list of 120 philanthropists who give away money. Once you have your sample you need to take the time and effort to find the foundations that support your need, you should be able to find at least 10 charitable foundations which might be able to support your with money and advice.\nPhilanthropist That Want to Give Away Money\nPhilanthropist Giving Away Money\nOnce you\u2019ve got your list you need to inquire with each charitable foundation\u2019s about the programs that could help you. If you\u2019re looking to study but can\u2019t afford it but you\u2019re really bright you could inquire about the scholarship programs on offer by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. If you\u2019re struggling with money you could inquire about the soup kitchen which is run by the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation.\nIf you live in an underprivileged under-served community and you want to go to college then you could contact the George Lucas Education Foundation. If you have a genuine hardship then there will always be at least one charitable foundation that can help you.\nPhilanthropists Free Money\nOnce you\u2019ve got your research out of the way you should have at least ten programs from ten charitable foundations which you can contact for help. Your next step is to write your hardship letter and send it off to the foundation either by mail or email.\nYou hardship letter is crucial for your success, the letter needs to be open and transparent and must only contain facts, remember that everything will be checked before a cent is given out in financial assistance.\nYour hardship letter must explain in detail your present circumstances and your hardship, be as descriptive as possible and try to evoke a reaction from the person reading the letter. You then need to ask for a donation or ask to be enrolled into a program, you need to be careful here and not ask for too much, you need to show your humility as opposed to greed.\nFinally finish off the letter by explaining in great depth and detail how the program or donation would make a difference to your life and your family\u2019s life. Always finish the letter by being polite and explain that you look forward to a response.\nPhilanthropists Success Stories\nDonation requests and financial assistance processing takes time, sometimes you\u2019ll have to wait up to eight weeks before you get a response and there is no guarantee that you\u2019ll get onto a program or any financial assistance.\nYou need to be patient and persevere and move onto the next program which is being offered by another charitable foundation. If you\u2019ve contacted the non profit organizations on your top 10 list then go on to the next 10 until you work your way through the list. 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The lack of infrastructure in her assigned areas resulted in a weak health system, poor transportation network, and expensive food prices. Insecurity and natural disasters were also a common occurrence. Illness and malnourishment is a common concern in South Sudan, even for expatriates, and Sonya witnessed this firsthand. She lived in camps with minimal hours of electricity provided by generators, no air conditioning in the 100+ degree heat, and little ability to communicate home.\nThat said, Sonya also describes the incredible friends she made and experiences she had while working in South Sudan. She was able to witness firsthand the impact of her work and see the changes in individual lives.\nUnfortunately, the funding was cut for her project with Action Against Hunger and Sonya lost her job. She returned home and took some needed time off after a life-changing experience.\nSave the Children and Concern Worldwide\nHer next MPH position led her to the Washington D.C. office of Save the Children. There she backstopped six locations and was able to travel to many countries she\u2019d never been to before. She worked with Save the Children for two years until an office reorganization left her without a job. She took this as a sign that it was time for her next adventure.\nConducting a focus group in Burkina Faso.\nTraining staff on how to take a child's height using a water bottle at a refugee camp on the Tunisian border.\nTraining staff to run the child nutrition program in a refugee camp on the Tunisian border.\nConducting a one-on-one interview with the mother of a malnourished child at a Therapeutic Feeding Center in Lira, Uganda.\nSonya soon found herself employed with Concern Worldwide in New York City. She was assigned to 6-10 countries, mostly in Africa, and traveled quite extensively for longer periods of time. Her work included grant writing, program design and coordination, research, mentoring staff, and filling gaps in countries where extra support was needed.\nSonya left Concern Worldwide after three years because she is making a shift from international to domestic work. She\u2019s back in the trenches of searching for a job and shares what she\u2019s learned are the best practices for finding MPH work.\nSonya states that everything she learned during her Master\u2019s in public health program is used on a regular basis. The MPH provided her with a vast understanding of the world\u2019s public health problems along with the tools to make an impact.\nHer education has continued hands-on through her expansive employment and volunteer experiences. 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        "raw_content": "Frequently Asked Questions about inheritance and Succession are posted below.\nIf you have any questions of your own, please complete our contact form and we will get back to you.\n1. Do people leave decisions on inheritance and succession too late in Ireland?\nMany inappropriate decisions are made only when people are on their death-bed which is not the right time to be consulting a Solicitor e.g. in terms of property succession.\nIt is desirable to make Wills when in good health and capable of deciding how best to perform that task in the interest of the families and other intended beneficiaries.\n2. When should people start thinking about making a Will?\nStart thinking now about your outline plan: \u201cOnce you have accumulated property, you should put a Will in place\u201d (p.99). You should also consider making a will when you get married or have children.\nThe earlier you start thinking about your plan the more likely you are going to be able to put in place a tax efficient roadmap to get your assets to the next generation.\n3. What should people take into account when considering succession and to give what to whom? (p.75-88)\nUsually parents will have a rough idea in their heads; that for example they want the farm to go to John because he is the eldest son and he has always worked the farm or that they want the apartment in Waterford to go to Mary because she lives down there and doesn\u2019t have a place of her own or whatever the circumstances might be.\nThis is really the hard bit: it can be the source of considerable tension in families in trying to accommodate all of the children and it is important to remember that taxation is not the overriding consideration: this should only be a secondary consideration to what is being planned and in balancing the competing rights of all of the kids over the wealth of the parents.\nAdopted children and foster children as well since 2006 have exactly the same rights as blood children which is only right and proper.\n4. Can you leave whatever you like to whoever you like?\nThis is called \u201cFreedom of Testation\u201d. Up to the 1960s a testator was free to dispose of his property as he saw fit as long as he was mentally competent.\nHowever, in the 1960s when the Succession Bill was making its way through the Oireachtas, Charles Haughey, then a TD and Minister for Justice, argued that the right to disinherit a spouse in the family was unacceptable and that there was no real basis, moral or historical for the view that it was acceptable (p.107-108).\nIt was argued that the Constitution which recognises the support which a wife gives within the family home could not be reconciled with a situation where the wife could end up with nothing in the event of her husband\u2019s death.\nThe Succession Act which was enacted in 1965 gives the surviving spouse a fixed share of the deceased spouse\u2019s estate and surviving children can apply to the Courts for part of the deceased\u2019s estate if no provision was made.\nThis is the same for a lot of the other topics we have discussed, there is often way too much money at stake in relation to succession planning to take a flyer on it; sit down with your Accountant and work out the implications of what you want to do. Go to someone you trust to put schemes in place to transfer assets to the next generation.\n5. Can you explain the role of Executors of the Will and their confusion with \u201cbeneficiaries\u201d?\nA person who dies having made a valid Will is said to have died \u201ctestate\u201d. If you die testate, then all your possessions will be distributed in the way you set out in your Will. It is the job of the Executor or Executors you named in your Will to make sure this happens.\nAn Executor can be a beneficiary under the Will. In other words, the Executor can also inherit under the Will.\nThe advice is to appoint Executors that you trust. Make sure they know where your Will is stored. and the reality is it can be an onerous job lasting some time so they need to be ok with that.\nMake sure they are the right age profile also, no point in a 40 year old appointing Executors who are 65.\nHow many Executors do you need? Legally, you only need one but it is far better to appoint two, in case one dies, becomes mentally incapable of acting or simply decides not to act.\n\u201cSome Wills are not properly witnessed or a beneficiary witnesses the Will in the mistaken belief that their signature was required\u201d (p.100)\n\u201cIf a beneficiary witnesses a Will, they or their spouse will not be able to benefit from that Will (this can be corrected with a codicil which is a document used to make small changes to a Will)\u201d (p.103).\n6. Do same-sex / unmarried couples have the same rights regarding inheritance as married couples? (p.71-72)\nIf you are in a non-marital relationship and you die without a Will, your partner has no automatic right to any share of the estate no matter how long you have been together. Many people are not aware of this, so it is very important to know your rights in this situation.\nSimilarly, if you are in a same-sex relationship and you die without a Will, your partner has no automatic right to any share of the estate, no matter how long you have been together.\nIf you are in a same-sex / unmarried relationship, there is nothing to prevent you from leaving some or all of your property to your partner in your Will. However, the tax implications are not the same as for a married couple. Also, if you have been married, your spouse may be legally entitled to a share of your estate even though you are now separated from him/her.\nThe Government has begun the process of recognizing same-sex relationships and will be given legal recognition for the first time. This would provide such couples with security for the future, as well as provisions for inheritance and succession. However \u201cit is doubtful the Government will introduce civil marriage for gay couples due to the potential problems with the Constitution.\u201d (p72).\n7. If you set up a trust, are there any special requirements?\nIf the Will sets up a trust for young children, then it must also appoint trustees (and preferably guardians).\nIt should clearly describe the property to be included in the trust and the identity of the ultimate beneficiaries. It should provide all necessary powers to the trustees to enable them to carry out their duties until such time as the property can be given to the beneficiaries. (p.96)\n8. Can you give a rundown of the main taxes encountered when dealing with inheritance and succession?\nCapital Acquisitions Tax (CAT) comprises a number of important taxes , the most important of which are Gift Tax and Inheritance Tax. Essentially these are the same, the only difference is that Gift Tax arises when a beneficiary receives a gift from a living person and Inheritance Tax arises when a beneficiary receives a gift from someone on death. There are some subtle differences between the two however the rate of tax in either case is the same. Tax may arise when a beneficiary exceeds their threshold. Your threshold is determined by your relationship to the person from whom you are receiving your gift or inheritance. Up to the 20th of November 2008 the rate of Capital Acquisition s Tax was 20 % however since that date the rate was increased to 22%. The Budget on 7th April 2009 brought the tax rate to 25%, which came into effect on the 8th April.\nThe Thresholds (which are the tax free amounts) were reduced in the budget 2010 by 20%. See the chart below:\nRelationship to Disponer\nGroup Threshold from 1st January 2009 to 7th April 2009\nGroup Threshold from 8th April 2009 to 31st December 2009\nGroup Threshold 2010\nGroup Threshold from 8th of December 2010\nParent/Brother/Sister/Niece/ Nephew/ Grandchild\nRelationship other than Group A or B\nTrust Tax arises when assets are put into a discretionary trust. The trustees pay tax of 6% in the first year and 1% per year thereafter. Usually the tax does not arise if the assets are distributed out of the trust before the youngest child reaches 21.\nCapital Gains Tax is a tax on any gains made on a disposal of an asset. Put simply, if you acquire something for \u20ac10,000 but dispose it for \u20ac20,000, then you have made \u20ac10,000 and tax is payable on that gain. The current tax rate is 25%. On the 2nd of March 2009 the Revenue published a very helpful guide to Capital Gains Tax and this is available from their website under the \u201cnews\u201d section.\nStamp duty, is a duty which is paid by a purchaser or by a beneficiary when the beneficiary receives a gift of the property .. The rates of duty are as follow:\nUp to \u20ac1,000,000 1%\nOver \u20ac1,000,000 2%\nNot exceeding \u20ac10,000 Exempt\n\u20ac10,0001 - \u20ac20,000 1%\n\u20ac20,001 - \u20ac30,000 2%\nover \u20ac80,000 6%\nThe government are reviewing taxes and duties regularly and the recent budget shows the effect of those reviews in practice. Up to date information is always available from the Revenue Website.\n9. Can you give some tips on minimizing tax in your inheritance and succession decisions?\nThe Taxman may take 25% of your estate if you are not careful in your decisions.\nIn relation to gifts (not inheritances) the first \u20ac3,000 of the gift is taken tax free. This is called the small gift exemption. A beneficiary can receive gifts from the same disponer in different years and the first \u20ac3,000 of each gift will be exempt from tax. Its Self Assessment: You should always remember that tax returns are based on self assessment therefore it is your responsibility to make the return although your Solicitor or Accountant will usually advise you if a return is necessary. You need to make a return if the gift or inheritance that you receive exceeds 80% of your threshold . Penalties for failure to make a return are quite severe at \u20ac2,535 and even worse for fraudulent returns \u20ac6,345 and a possible prosecution. Interest on late returns runs at 0.0219% per day.\n10. Are Foreign Assets liable for taxation? (p.70-71)\nYes. For example, an Irish asset passing to a beneficiary in the United States can be taxed in both Ireland (the location of the asset) and the US (the location of the beneficiary). This could give rise to two taxes on one asset, which could be quite harsh. As a result Ireland have double taxation agreements with many countries. Basically, if taxes arise in two countries on one asset, then the tax paid in one country can be given as a credit against the tax due in the other.\n11. What is the Dwelling House Exemption? (p.63)\nNot a lot of people are aware of this exemption.\nEssentially a beneficiary can receive a house by way of inheritance, tax free, provided that the beneficiary does not already own a house or an interest in a house and that they have occupied the house they are now receiving as their main residence for 3 years prior to the date of death of the person from whom they are receiving it. They must also continue to occupy the house for a further 6 years. If a beneficiary can meet these criteria well then the inheritance of the house is completely exempt from tax.\nSlightly different rules apply where a beneficiary is receiving a gift from a living person.. If a beneficiary receives a gift of a house then the beneficiary must have been compelled to go and live with the donor by reason of the donors\u2019 old age or infirmity and the donor must depend on the services of the beneficiary for that period. This is in addition to the criteria for receiving a house by way of an inheritance.\n12. Are there tax exemptions when transferring the family business?\nYes \u2013 \u201cBusiness Relief\u201d means that the value used for any qualifying business\nassets (premises, plant and machinery, vehicles, equipment etc.) are reduced by 90% so for example a business worth \u20ac5m is reduced to \u20ac500k for tax purposes.\nYou need to be careful of what are referred to as Bad Assets, i.e. assets which are owned by the family company but are not qualifying assets, for example an investment property. These probably should be held outside the company and transferred using the dwelling house exemption (as discussed in previous point 11).\nThe Favourite Nephew or Niece:\nIf a Nephew or Niece has worked full time for 5 years in the trade, business or profession then they are treated as being a child for tax purposes which moves them from a Group B threshold of \u20ac43,400 to a Group A threshold of \u20ac332,084. Also the minor child of a deceased child (i.e. a grandchild) is treated as a child also and can take a threshold of \u20ac332,084 rather than \u20ac33,208\n13. Are donations to charities tax free?\nThere may be other exemptions available such as the charitable exemption: donations or bequests to charities are usually tax free provided the charity has obtained \u2018charitable status\u2019 from the Revenue.\n14. Why is succession such a big problem for the farming community in Ireland?\nEight out of ten Irish farmers have still not identified a successor to take over their land after they are gone and fewer than half have even made a Will \u2013despite the severe financial difficulties and strife that can result. According to John G. Murphy the result will be many more costly and divisive legal battles within families in the coming years :\n\u201cI foresee an increased number of visits to the High Court to sort out expensive claims as a result of higher divorce and separation settlements and as a result of the increased transience of marriage contracts \u2026 There is a need for a new, imaginative approach by Government and by individual people to family farm succession \u2026 The key is, I believe, in communication. Lawyers generally would do well to make a communication and mediation service a major part of their service to farm families and indeed to everyone who has a home whether in urban or rural Ireland\u201d he said.\nMurphy \u201cI can understand the fear and reluctance of farmers and farm wives to hand over or transfer their land. They fear what will happen in their old age and if provision can be made for their needs when they are no longer able to care for themselves. They fear for all of their children.\u201d\n15. What is \u201cAgricultural Relief\u201d when transferring the family farm? (p.58)\nThis works in the same way was business relief, agricultural assets are reduced by 90% so a farm worth \u20ac4m is reduced to \u20ac400k for tax purposes. While thresholds have been reduced in the recent budget, property and land values have been falling in recent times and so, in theory at least, taxes can still be reduced or eliminated when passing property to the chosen successor.\nIn order to qualify the beneficiary must be a qualifying farmer and \u201cit is no use just pulling on the wellies\u201d when you are on your way into the tax office : in order to be a farmer in the eyes of the Revenue 80% or more of your total gross assets, including the farm, must be agricultural in nature.\nBoth business relief and agricultural relief may be subject to clawbacks if the business or farm are sold within 6 years (which is extended to 10 years for development land). You have to keep and run the farm or business for 6 years to claim the exemption.\n16. Have you come across very sick or elderly people being put under pressure to change their Will on their deathbed?\nA will must be made without any outside pressure or influence. Very sick or elderly people sometimes require a little help from other people. In providing that help most of us would expect nothing in return. However, certain individuals, whether they are friends or family members, may have different expectations. In the past, many have tried to influence the decisions of sick or elderly people so that they will benefit on their death.\n\u201cIn most cases a vulnerable person will be influenced or put under pressure by someone close to them\u201d (p96)\n\u201cIf it was proved that a Will was made in favour of a particular person by coercion or \u201cunder influence, a Court can \u2018strike down\u2019 that Will.\u201d\n17. What happens if you die without making a Will?\nIf you die without making a Will \u2013 \u201cintestate\u201d \u2013 the next of kin needs to apply to the High Court to be appointed as Administrator in the Estate. The Administrator does the same job as an Executor but as there is no Will he/she is obliged at law to administer the estate in accordance with the rules of intestacy\nIf you are married with no children \u2013 . Your spouse gets your estate.\nIf you are married with children \u2013 the assets are distributed under the Succession Act \u2013 two thirds to the surviving spouse and one third to the children.\nIf you are widowed and have no children \u2013 your estate will pass to your parents or, if only parent survives, they take all, but if both are deceased, then your estate will pass to your siblings.\n18. Would you recommend legal action for people who feel they have been hard done by in terms of inheritance for example, land succession?\nA claim can only be brought when there is a valid Will. If the parent has made no Will, there is nothing to challenge as the persons entitled will each receive a set share of the estate under the intestacy rules. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb About \u00bb Media \u00bb Press Releases \u00bb Women In Defense to celebrate careers launched through HORIZONS awards\nWomen In Defense to celebrate careers launched through HORIZONS awards\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Evamarie Socha\nARLINGTON, VA \u2013 Two women whose careers were boosted by the Women In Defense organization will talk about their experiences at the WID HORIZONS Scholarship Celebration, Wed., July 26, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Holland and Knight in Washington.\nThe cocktail reception will commemorate more than $310,000 awarded to more than 130 women who went to fulfill innovative careers in defense and national security, said Ashley Bunce, WID\u2019s executive director. Reception information and registration is online at www.ndia.org under \u201cevents.\u201d\nSpeaking about their experiences will be:\nKathryn Morisy, who graduated in May from Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies. Her scholarship supported her internships in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, and the Office of the Secretary of State during her second year of graduate school.\nLinnea Johnson, a part-time Defense Department research specialist. Johnson used her scholarship toward her data science studies at George Washington University, from where she will graduate in May 2018.\n\u201cWe look to support those with promising careers in all facets of defense,\u201d Bunce said of the scholarship winners, noting the latest campaign emphasizes women in STEM studies \u2013 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics \u2013 through 19 WID chapters nationwide. Careers in international relations, law and diplomacy, cybersecurity, government relations, linguistics, and national security are among those helped by HORIZONS funds, Bunce said.\nSusan Lawrence, senior vice president with Booz Allen Hamilton, also is among speakers and will introduce keynote speaker, Air Force Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel, vice director of Defense Information Systems Agency.\nBooz Allen Hamilton, Holland and Knight, and Lockheed Martin Corp. are sponsors of the HORIZONS commemoration. \u201cThis event will bring together people in a setting that encourages strategic networking among professionals in all levels of their respective careers,\u201d Bunce said. \u201cWe hope attendees are inspired to support WID\u2019s cause of diversity, which is so important to our nation\u2019s\nsecurity as well as the next generation of defense workers.\u201d\n\u201cI feel strongly about WID\u2019s mission to promote more women in these vital STEM fields,\u201d said retired Air Force Gen. Hawk Carlisle, president and CEO of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA), of which WID is an affiliate. \u201cWe hope by encouraging women to pursue careers in defense, we will enlighten our country\u2019s top talent to the vast opportunities available in the incredibly important field of national security.\u201d\nNDIA\u2019s membership includes corporate, government, academia, and men and women who support the defense industrial base, and national security as a whole. www.ndia.org.\nFor more information on the WID HORIZONS event, contact Tameka Brown tbrown@ndia.org.\nLt. Gen. Samuel Greaves, Richard \u201cRick\u201d Ambrose win Teets award",
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        "raw_content": "Rome: If Italy is on your bucket list then perhaps one should consider a road trip. There is nothing better than the open road and discovering hidden treasures along the way. If you worry about getting lost in Italy, there\u2019s good news.\nLuxury Italian travel experts, Citalia, have mapped out the ultimate 20 stop Italian road trip. They have compiled an interactive guidebook to showcase the country\u2019s must-see sights from Ancient times.\nThe new guidebook also provides 360 images that allow travellers to view the various attractions before they visit. So whether you start in Verona, travel past Milan, through Florence, stop to take in Rome and complete the journey in Naples, it is bound to be a one of a kind adventure.\nKit Smith, a travel expert at Citalia, told IOL Travel the aim of the guidebook was to open people\u2019s eyes to the ancient sights of the country as well as help them explore an off the beaten path.\nShe said there were many stories to be told and insightful information for travellers to learn. \u201cItaly is one of the most culturally steeped countries in the world. Being the home of the ancient Roman empire, it offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience the world as it once was.\n\u201cThe country is a lively mix of energetic modern nightlife, clear water on warm beaches, and cultural landmarks. It\u2019s easy to get everything even without a car, but on a road trip you can pack so much into such a short time,\u201d said Smith.\nPrevious Looking for moon\u2019s moon\nNext China deletes 8000 malicious mobile apps",
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        "raw_content": "In praise of email as part of KM\nEveryone professes to dislike email.\nIn most offices, especially after the holiday break, you hear people competing about the number of emails they received \u2013 \u201cI had 500 to deal with\u201d, \u201cthat\u2019s nothing \u2013 my inbox had 1000 unread messages\u201d, \u201cI actually took my blackberry on holiday so I could weed them out before i got back\u201d\nThen when you introduce communities of practice, and suggest that the community Q&A forum may use email, people say \u201cOh No \u2013 not MORE emails\u201d.\nAnd yet, you can\u2019t keep people away from email. It\u2019s the first thing they do when they come to the office. It\u2019s the last thing they do at night. They check email at the weekend, and on the train. Email is communication, and lots of email means lots of communication and for most of us, communication is a large part of the job. The email habit is still very strong, and very strong to break. So why not work with it, and use email as a key enabler for KM?\nAgreed, there is a lot of Spam email, which adds no value. There is a lot of email \u201cFYI\u201d, which is often overdone. There is a fair proportion of email that could be completely eliminated with no loss of value to anyone.\nBut for the majority of people, email is the best way to get their attention. With very few exceptions, email is the primary attention mechanism within most companies. For as long as people \u201chave the email habit\u201d, then our Knowledge Management activities need to be linked to email. Yes, there are better technologies, but why not align with the workhabits rather than try to break them?\nLink the community Q&A forums to email, so people are notified by email of new questions, and can follow a link to reply to the question.\nLink the community Blog to email, so people are notified of new items, and can follow a link to read it all, and comment.\nLink the lessons database to email so people are notified of new lessons, and new actions they need to take.\nLink the Wiki to email, so people are notified of new content\nFor a large proportion of people in a large proportion of companies, if they don\u2019t hear by email, it might as well not have happened.\nVMaryAbraham said...\nI understand your position and have on occasion proposed it. Linking email to KM resources often seems the only way to put KM on the radar. Nonetheless, I can't help feeling that KM professionals should not be adding to the information overload. As we collectively pile information on hapless recipients, I suspect that communications that are not urgent (including KM communications) get lost or ignored.\nLuis Suarez has shown an alternative path, but many I know do not feel they have the requisite tools or authority to follow his example. Are there other methods KM professionals can recommend? Our non-KM colleagues are desperate for some respite from the email deluge.\nRe information overload Mary\nIf we assume that people need to be notified of new knowledge and new requests for knowledge that are relevant to them, then the question is not one of information overload but of delivery mechanism. That information would need to come to them anyway, whether it is via email, twitter, RSS or whatever.\nSecond point - there is no such thing as information overload when it is information we are truly interested in. What causes the overload people complain about in email is an overload of irrelevance. It's not a matter of urgency, it's a matter of relevance. Shell have done research on the use of email-enabled community forums which show that a community message is treated as much more relevant than yet another FYI from HR, and a request for assistance from a community colleague *is* treated as urgent.\nI know that Luis is walking an alternative path, but as practical KMers we have a job to do, and I would rather choose approaches that fit with existing work habits than try to get people to fundamentally change the way they work before KM can be addressed. Everyone at work uses email. Few people at work, in the majority of companies, use twitter, yammer, blogs etc.\nIf you want to give people respite from the email deluge, then I would say you need a campaign to reduce irrelevant email, and KM is not irrelevant.",
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        "raw_content": "In memory of Sheelagh Delaney 1953 \u2013 2018\nThe Sheelagh Delaney Memorial Award\ufeff\nThis annual award will be presented each year at the annual club dinner. It will be awarded to the club member who throughout the year has demonstrated any of the following characteristics;\nPositivity in running in the face of adversity. Eg. ill health, life crises\nCompleted a race/event/challenge that was felt to be beyond their capabilities.\nConsistently taken part in events and races on a regular basis with positive attitude, for the fun of taking part, with disregard to performance status.\nPromoted the sport of fell running through their positive contribution to the club or to fell running scene in general.\nSheelagh Delaney was one of the original members of the Northern Fells running Club when it was formed in 2014. She started running in Lancashire before she moved to the Lake District, where she completed several half marathons. When she moved to live in Hesket Newmarket with her partner Bill Goldsmith she started taking part in more frequent trail and fell races. She was by her own admission a \u201cslow plodder\u201d, and took part in events merely for fun of taking part, and for the personal achievement of finishing. Her proudest moment was finishing the Montane 50 race in 2016. Sadly Sheelagh died of renal cancer in 2018. She continued running despite her illness and the side effects of her treatment. She was an example of positivity in the face of adversity.\n2018 Winner: Kathleen Batty",
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        "raw_content": "Early travel not all sunshine and roses\nBy Henry Timman \u2022 Jul 20, 2018 at 12:00 PM\nFor a long time, I\u2019ve thought that one of the best eras of local history was of the time of the interurban cars \u2014 from about 1895 to 1935. When streetcars first came into use, the roads and highways basically were unimproved and travel by horse and buggy was necessarily slow depending on the road surface. True, there were trains, but they didn\u2019t go to every town and didn\u2019t always furnish a versatile schedule for passengers.\nInterurbans connected many otherwise isolated towns with a railroad. For instance, if you lived in North Fairfield you could ride a streetcar to Willard or Norwalk and connect with a passenger train to travel to your ultimate destination.\nHowever, travel by streetcar wasn\u2019t all sunshine and roses. The motormen had a bad habit of running into things and when autos became common, drivers had the bad habit of turning left in front of an interurban at a crossing. Sometimes, too, someone neglected to throw a switch or set a signal to inform the motorman of conditions ahead.\nNorwalk and northern Ohio were served by the Lake Shore Electric interurban line from 1901 to 1938. Just a year after its formation, the Lake Shore Electric recorded its worst accident to date on Oct. 3, 1902. As Car No. 1 was approaching the crossing of the Nickel Plate railroad at Ceylon, north of Berlin Heights, a freight train was headed east. The motorman claimed the brakes malfunctioned, causing him to lose control of the car. In the collision, eight train cars were derailed and two of them crashed into the Ceylon railroad depot, demolishing it. The streetcar was spun around and badly damaged.\nTwo persons were injured \u2014 George Setchell of Lee Avenue in Norwalk, and J. E. Buell of Little Valley, Mich. There was no hospital close by, so Setchell was brought to his home and Buell was lodged at the Avalon Hotel in Norwalk to recover. To show a difference in methods, a doctor was sent to the scene from Norwalk on a special streetcar to provide first aid. Berlin Heights and Huron had doctors, too, but the injured men had to wait on the car from Norwalk. The two motormen escaped injury by jumping out before the crash.\nThe accident had to be an expensive one for the Lake Shore Electric Company as the derailed and smashed train cars belonged to the Armour Meat Company and had been loaded with hams, bacon and lard. The contents were scattered around the area and were a total loss to the company, of course \u2014 though I imagine the locals dined \u201chigh on the hog\u201d for a few days.\nIt was estimated that the loss would be almost $200,000 total for the refrigerated rail cars and their contents. But this wasn\u2019t the only loss for the Lake Shore that weekend. The very next day two interurban cars collided along Ohio 6 not far east of Ruggles Beach in Erie County. No passengers were hurt, but two of the five crewmen on the two cars had minor injuries. One of the cars was half demolished in the accident.\nEvents often happen in threes, and so it was in October of 1902. A Lake Shore Electric car was running along Ohio 6 near Vermilion when the trolley pole caught on its hanger, swung downward and punctured the roof of the car. The conductor suffered a cut on the head and broken hand, but no other damage was done.\nAs my Dutch grandmother would have said, \u201cComes there no end on?\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "athletes, caribupdate, coaches, intercol, olympics, sgu, sports\nCaribupdate, Editorial\nThere are many things that our public institutions don\u2019t get right; or, when they get them right, don\u2019t do so consistently. It, therefore, becomes rather easy to beat up on the institutions and their staff; every Tom, Dick, Harry and Jane dump on them\u2014sometimes justifiably; at other times, it is done out of pure spite, jealousy and ignorance; and still other times, the institutions and those employed therein are mere political fodder for activists on the outside of the government-of-the-day and are simply targets for scoring cheap political points.\nCaribupdate Weekly does believe, however, that the vast and overwhelming majority of public servants are dedicated to their work; they want to do a good job. Many of them are limited by the resources available for doing their jobs, or constrained by the many existing archaic rules and regulations of the public service; rules and regulations that were designed eons ago to provide service to a smaller population; when the optimal goal was an attempt at efficient service \u2014 and not necessarily efficiently quick.\nOur former British colonial rulers who set up the system mastered it and trained Grenadians, who inherited the system, to also be master of the system. Today\u2019s world, however, still demands efficient and effective service \u2014 but speed also must be included in the equation.\nNow, having said all that about the contradictions of our institutions and admitted to some of their weaknesses, we want to commend those public servants who are trying \u2014 gainst the odds \u2013 to deliver. And, in this vein, Caribupdate Weekly would like to single out the Ministry of Sports. In particular, we would like to express our appreciation to the men and women who are hired by the ministry as coaches. They are saddled with a humongous task of coaching thousands of students at primary and secondary schools\u2014public schools and some private ones also. Coaching is offered in a range of disciplines including cricket, football, table tennis, basketball and lawn tennis.\nBasketball, a sport with increasing interest across the nation, has three ministry-assigned coaches to serve all the schools. Richie Hughes has been carrying the mantle not just as lawn tennis coach; he also has been mentor and chaperon and a virtual godfather to his prot\u00e9g\u00e9s. Hughes, a former national tennis champion and former Sportsman of the Year, is completely consumed with helping students and young people not just on the court but off the court as well.\nThe Sports Ministry \u2014 led by Emmalin Pierre as minister and Veda Bruno-Victor as permanent secretary \u2014 has been involved, wholly or partially as a sponsor or supporter \u2014 in a series of activities in the past few months. They include cross-country races for secondary schools; cricket; netball; and lawn tennis and table tennis competitions. And, no sooner had the Republic Bank-sponsored Right Start Football Tournament ended, than secondary schools\u2019 basketball started. The 2014 basketball competition began last Friday at the Carenage Sports Complex. One can genuinely describe all these events as a warm up, an appetizer so to speak, to the main course\u2014Inter-Col.\nThe Inter-Col Games, sponsored by Scotiabank and organized by secondary schools\u2019 principals, are perhaps the most competitive of all school sports in Grenada. Schools are already in preparation mode for the Games that are only about four months away. Grenada Boys\u2019 Secondary School and Anglican High School recorded convincing victories in 2014. We expect fierce challenge to dethrone them in 2015.\nThe success of Inter-Col is due, in no small means, to the diligence of our track and field coaches; the work they do\u2014people like Conrad Francis, Kerlon Peters, Albert Joseph, Denise Williams and others\u2014at the ministry, club and school levels. The coaches ought to be complimented for grooming and enhancing the skills and techniques of many talented young boys and girls. Kirani James, the Olympic and Commonwealth 400-meter champion, is the best example and motivation of what is possible and achievable through local coaching.\nBut what the nation needs to examine, as a matter of urgency, is the possibility of establishing a mechanism for moving our athletes from junior stars at the local and regional tiers, to genuine international competitors. The argument has been made, and it has been backed by Prime Minister Keith Mitchell, to endeavour to set up a program at St George University, where our sportsmen and women can continue their education, while developing their talent to be able compete in international track and field, football, lawn tennis, football, cricket and other sporting events.\nHowever, whether it\u2019s at SGU or some institution overseas, our athlete must be at a certain academic level, in terms of their grade point average, to gain entry to university. 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        "raw_content": "Want Top Tips About Travel? Check Out The Helpful Article Below\nIf you\u2019re looking to get away from it all with a trip away from home, don\u2019t forget to travel smart. A mishap, mistake or forgotten item can ruin a vacation as surely as bad weather or an unpleasant travel companion. While there are some things you just can\u2019t control, maximize your chances of having a good trip with the following travel tips. When traveling out of the country, it is advisable to drink only bottled water. This is especially important in countries where the quality of their tap water may be questionable. It\u2019s better to possibly pay a bit more and be safe than risk getting sick because of contaminated tap water. When traveling by airplane, try to limit yourself to a single 20 pound carry-on bag. This way, you always know where you luggage is. If you are traveling to multiple destinations in a single trip, there\u2019s nothing worse than having your luggage chasing you around while you go without clean underwear. Shop around for the best deal. Often, a shift in a day or two from your departure or return can amount to a significant savings of several hundred dollars in your transportation cost. Many websites can check [\u2026]\nLots Of Good Information About Travel Can Be Found In The Below Article\nA lot of people are finding that traveling today is becoming a lot more accessible, but they aren\u2019t sure they have everything covered when it comes to traveling. Just like anything in life, you have to always seek more knowledge on ways to know how to successfully travel, so take a look at this article as it serves as a good place for getting just that. When traveling internationally on a budget, consider taking flights rather than trains to your destinations. While trains are perhaps the more traditional mode of transportation for backpackers, many airlines offer discount flights that are much cheaper than train tickets. This way, you can travel to more places without adding to your budget. When you sign up for your passport, make sure you fill in the emergency information. You should always prepare for the worst and the unexpected. Should something happen to you while in a foreign country, it is important to have this sort of information available to contact friends, family, or loved ones. Be aware of departure taxes. Some countries have departure taxes. You will not be permitted to board your plane until you have paid them. Often a check or credit card [\u2026]\nIn the world of traveling, there are plenty of great resources available to both new and experienced travelers alike. There are many websites, guides, books, videos, and other resources available. This article contains some of the best tips for helping a new traveler become a smart traveler. When traveling around other countries, beware of fraudulent taxis. You have to be certain that the taxi is real. Anyone can place a \u201cTAXI\u201d sign atop their vehicle, which means you can be in danger. It might be a good idea to pack a small bag of goldfish or bring a little toy from a fast food restaurant on a flight with you. Even if you don\u2019t have children, there may be some desperate parent that will be so grateful to you for your gift. Spend more money on a better hotel than the one that\u2019s cheap, but may be in a bad area. Cheap prices draw customers, but remember they also draw shady people too. Spend a few dollars extra and book a hotel that is in a better area with better reviews to boot. If you\u2019re far away from home and find that you\u2019ve left your phone charger at home, call [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "I think it\u2019s really brave that celebrities like Alanis Morissette Chrissy Teigen have come forward with their stories of Postpartum Depression. I find it\u2019s an almost-taboo topic that nobody ever talks about. I had PPD when I had my daughter and I found there was very little out there to even read about the topic. Women are still ashamed to talk about it. And, that makes it much, much worse for sufferers who already feel so very alone. Please know you are not alone. Here are some ways to find help for Postpartum Depression\nFind a kind therapist to talk to, if you can. Research who is available in your insurance network. If you feel too overwhelmed to do this, ask your husband or a family member to do it for you. It is absolutely worth it. Use this link to find a psychologist in your area.\nYou can search online or ask your OBGYNs office for information on this. Again, if you are too overwhelmed, ask for help. You need to talk to other women. The support group I went to was wonderful because women who overcame PPD also attended. Just knowing that things ended up ok for them was also a tremendous help. Use the following link to find a support group in your area.\nTo tell you the truth, it was also helpful just to get out of the house for one of these meetings. Enlist your husband or a family member to babysit for a few hours at least twice a week. Even if you are breastfeeding, you can sneak out for an hour and a half without missing a feeding. Get coffee, get your nails done, go shopping, go and sit on a park bench. Do something that makes you feel like yourself again, even if it\u2019s just for a little while.\nI was grieving over my grandfather\u2019s death when my daughter was born, but I didn\u2019t want to cry around her. It just didn\u2019t feel right to me. So, I kept all the feelings bottled up, which made things much, much worse. I started to park my car in an empty parking lot after my support meetings and just cry and let it out there. Even if you are not grieving, you still have emotions that need to be let out. Cry, scream, do whatever it is you need to do.\nRead other People\u2019s Stories\nAs I mentioned before, there is shockingly little published about this subject, but I did find two books that are wonderful resources. Down Came the Rain by Brooke Shields is a must read for anyone with PPD. I realized that many PPD sufferers don\u2019t have the time or concentration skills to read. Neither did I, but try downloading it on Audible. Brooke Shields reads the book. I listened every time I nursed my daughter and hearing her story helped me to feel like I\u2019m not alone.\nI\u2019ve never read a book from the \u201cFor Dummies\u201d series until Postpartum Depression for Dummies, but it\u2019s really, really good. The author offers practical advice that\u2019s very easy to implement. It\u2019s also written in an easy-to-read format, which helps when you have PPD.\nPlease know that you are not alone. And, I want you to know that you will get better. I am here to tell you that everything will be ok. Everything will get better. I know that these were the words that I most needed to hear when I was depressed and hopeless and ashamed of my feelings.\nTrust me. You will feel better. You will feel normal again. You will enjoy happy times with your baby. was able to get better without medication (but, if you need it, please take it. There is absolutely no shame in it). Three years later, I had my son and had absolutely no signs of PPD afterward.\nHave hope\u2014it is the most powerful weapon against PPD. I know everything seems so hopeless and overwhelming right now, but you will be happy again. Everything is going to be ok. You will feel hope again. You will enjoy and love your baby. You are strong. You will get through this.",
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        "raw_content": "In a busy news week, more Americans say they followed the debate over the \u201cfiscal cliff\u201d very closely than the investigations into the Libya embassy attack, renewed violence in the Middle East or the FBI investigation that led to David Petraeus\u2019s resignation as CIA Director after it found he was having an extra-marital affair.\nThe latest national survey by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, conducted Nov. 15-18 among 1,002 adults, finds that nearly identical percentages of Republicans (36%) and Democrats (35%) say they very closely followed the debate over the automatic spending cuts and tax increases that will take effect at the beginning of next year unless the president and Congress act. Republicans are about as interested as Democrats in the Petraeus investigation (28% vs. 21%).\nBut there is a wide partisan gap in interest in another major story of the week; Republicans (42%) are much more likely than Democrats (21%) or independents (22%) to say they very closely followed the investigation into the September attack on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya very closely.\nWhile interest in the investigation that uncovered Petraeus\u2019s affair is modest, 30% of Americans say the news is of great importance to the nation, while 32% say it is of some importance; 32% say it is of very little or no importance. Republicans are significantly more likely than Democrats to say the Petraeus situation is of great importance (43% vs. 27%).\nNotably, more people say the Petraeus situation is of either great or some importance (62%) than said that about Bill Clinton\u2019s affair with Monica Lewinsky in February 1998 (52%), shortly after news of Clinton\u2019s affair broke. There was a much wider partisan gap in perceptions of the importance of the Clinton-Lewinsky affair: Among Republicans, 42% said the scandal was of great importance to the nation, compared with 9% of Democrats. Fully 65% of Democrats said it was of little or no importance to the nation.\nIn November 2005, when Lewis Libby, a former national security aide to Vice President Dick Cheney was indicted for perjury and obstruction of justice, 79% felt it was of great (44%) or some (35%) importance. More than half of Democrats (56%) said the Libby indictment was of great importance, compared with 30% of Republicans.\nWhen respondents were asked to describe their reaction to news about Gen. Petraeus\u2019s resignation and the ongoing FBI investigation into the situation, the words \u201csurprised\u201d and \u201cdisappointed\u201d are used more than any others, along with \u201cshocked,\u201d \u201csad\u201d and \u201cdisgusted.\u201d\nThe survey finds no signs of a gender gap in interest or reactions to the Petraeus situation. Roughly equal percentages of men and women say they followed the story very closely (23% vs. 21%) and rate it as very important for the nation (28% vs. 31%). In addition, both men and women offer similar words to describe their reaction to the news.",
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        "raw_content": "I\u2019m really interested in the idea of vlogging, and I recently wrote a blog post about how students across university campuses are creating and posting videos on YouTube about their university experience, giving prospective and current students a unique view of real student life.\nWhether you have student vloggers on your campus or not, there are certainly some lessons we can learn from vloggers about engaging audiences online. And that\u2019s what I\u2019m going to be looking at in this post.\nYou may already be thinking about how you can use vlogging to reach your audiences, and whether there are opportunities to work with vloggers at your university. But for some it\u2019s a scary prospect \u2013 how can you ensure they\u2019re \u201con-message\u201d but still useful, interesting and relevant?\nThe truth is you can\u2019t, and you shouldn\u2019t be worried about it. The beauty of vlogging is in the authenticity and the insight vloggers provide to their lives and experiences.\nIf you\u2019re thinking about how to use vlogging at your institution, or maybe recruiting some vloggers to talk about their student experience, here are some of the key things to think about:\nSome of the most popular vloggers post every single day, and many have more than one channel. Even if you can\u2019t manage this volume of content, try posting weekly, and sticking to the same day. That way your viewers will know when to come back for the next update.\nPart of the appeal of vloggers is the relationship they are able to establish with their viewers. They read and respond to comments, they tweet and often blog too, and they provide a true insight into their life and personality. If you try and hide your personality, or be someone you\u2019re not, your viewers will realise. So try to just be yourself.\nVlogs aren\u2019t polished marketing videos \u2013 they need to be authentic and this means talking about the good and the bad. Vloggers should talk about challenges and problems they are facing as well as the fun and exciting experiences. This will make them more real and viewers will be more likely to trust their opinion.\nIf you\u2019re doing a sponsored video, or are vlogging on behalf of an organisation such as a university or college, you should make it clear in your profile, video description or the video itself. If viewers build trust and respect, and later find you\u2019re being paid or influenced to say certain things, they won\u2019t like it. It\u2019s also something that you can get in trouble for with the Advertising Standards Authority.\nVlogging is all about video, but think beyond YouTube and consider how to promote your videos and build an audience. Create a blog, post your videos on Twitter, use Instagram to fill the gaps, respond to comments and engage in conversation.\nAnd to finish off, here\u2019s one of my favourite (and perhaps the only?!) great example of a PhD student vlog that I\u2019ve found on YouTube, from Emma Cole.\nIf you know of any other great student vlogs, let us know on Twitter or Facebook! And if you\u2019re thinking about how to use vloggers at your institution, get in touch \u2013 we\u2019d love to help.\n\u2190 Is online learning challenging the sense and importance of physical place in higher education?\nBeyond the 140-Character Limit: How to Use Long Weibo \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Consider three recent cybersecurity issues and Congress\u2019 response. As the government has disclosed, the cyber attack on the Office of Personnel Management (\u201cOPM\u201d) compromised the personal information of over 21 million federal employees, contractors, and legislative leaders. Congress is now running a read and react playbook, scrambling to get movement on any cyber security bill. The most viable bill appears to be the cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (\u201cCSIA\u201d), which would bolster information sharing between the government and the private sector through liability protection. A good policy to implement however, it remains unclear what\u2014if anything\u2014the CSIA would do to prevent another cyber attack on the federal government. Furthermore, the CSIA is at best a piecemeal fix at a time when comprehensive reform is desperately needed.\nJust last week, the Department of Defense requested a whopping $4.5 billion be reprogrammed in the wake of OPM attack. To put it in perspective, that amount is four times as much as the Department of Homeland Security (\u201cDHS\u201d) spends on cyber security in an entire year. It seems staffers will handle this reprogramming request, without the benefit of hearings and public debate. If so, taxpayer dollars will once again be thrown at the cyber problem without real scrutiny as to whether they will be used efficiently and effectively. This week brought the news that DHS\u2019s political leadership\u2014including the Secretary himself\u2014may have exposed the Department to vulnerabilities by using personal e-mail accounts on government desktops. There is no indication that those in Congress charged with overseeing DHS knew top-level officials were being granted exemptions from the Department\u2019s ban on the use of personal e-mail.\nThe same problem is causing Congress\u2019 bungled response in each instance. Far too many committees and subcommittees have jurisdiction over cybersecurity. The complicated web of congressional jurisdiction makes for a split decision process on cyber policy and leads to weak oversight over DHS and other critical agencies. A Congressional leader has not emerged to truly take the cybersecurity reigns.\nIn contrast, take for example the response to the Federal Emergency Management Agency\u2019s (\u201cFEMA\u201d) unforgivable response to Hurricane Katrina. From the outset, Congress\u2019 response was ushered by Sens. Collins (R-Maine) and Lieberman (D-Conn.)\u2014leaders of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. Collins and Lieberman conducted a rigorous and thorough investigation of the causes of FEMA\u2019s failures. Less than a year later, they introduced informed and sensible legislation to reform the agency. Their bipartisan collaboration and heavyweight status in the Senate helped get the legislation through, including the necessary funding to put FEMA on track.\nBefore Congress can reform cyber security across the federal government and private sector, it must reform itself. To end the stalemate a joint committee on cyber should be considered with leadership that has a history of bipartisanship at the helm. Once in place, the committee would stand at the ready to respond to cyber security issues as they arise. Moreover, the committee should identify and investigate our vulnerabilities, collaborate with stakeholders to draft truly comprehensive legislation, and not rest until such legislation is signed. At a time when the cyber alarm is sounding louder than ever, Congress must put an end to its own finger pointing and turf wars and fill its void of cybersecurity leadership.\nNorton is a homeland-security and public-safety policy expert. He has served as a senior defense-industry executive and as deputy assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in the Office of Legislative Affairs. He is an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University, teaching courses on cyber, homeland security and the legislative process. Follow him on twitter @jamesnorton99",
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        "raw_content": "Inside White Rock, BC\u2019s $15.8M Dolphin Gate Estate\nA man\u2019s home is his castle, and at 13778 Marine Drive that saying couldn\u2019t be closer to the truth. Welcome to what is arguably the most beautiful private residential estate in all of White Rock, BC. Known locally as the Dolphin Gate Estate since its construction, the home spans 10,740 square feet across three levels of luxurious living on a resort-style 1.54 acre estate perched over the Pacific Ocean providing breathtaking views. No expense was sparred in the creation of this modern day castle, from the slate & zinc roof and limestone exterior, to the geothermal heating and Jarah hardwood flooring. Upstairs you\u2019ll find a master bedroom wing complete with expansive balcony, walk-in closets and an octagonal bathroom. There are four other bedrooms throughout the home and a total of seven bathrooms. Enjoy a little over 10,700 square feet of floor place with features such as a gourmet cherry cabinet kitchen, restaurant-grade appliances, an open plan with beamed & cathedral ceilings, and extensive floor-to-ceiling glass to take in the endless ocean views. The lower level is dedicated to entertaining with a home theatre, wine cellar, billiard rooms and hotel-style changing rooms. Other features include a beautiful infinity-edge swimming pool, koi pond and waterfall down the property. It was on the market for $19,660,000 with Royal Pacific Realty the last couple of years. It\u2019s currently listed for $15,800,000 with Team McKnight. Also check our old post on the home with more listing photos and floor plans!\nCasa de Shenandoah listed for $70 Million 0\nHistoric 105-Year-Old \u2018Trammell Crow Estate\u2019 In Dallas, TX Demolished (PHOTOS & VIDEO)",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Council\u2019s first online Annual Report 2016\u20132017 in which we account for our performance, our achievements and setbacks, our approach to emerging challenges and our stewardship of public monies.\nAchievement against our Community Plan\nIn 2016\u201317, Council achieved 83 out of the 103 actions in the Glen Eira Community Plan 2013\u20132017.\nPublic open space continues to be a priority for Council. We acquired a property at 6 Aileen Avenue, Caulfield South, which we hope to convert to a pocket park following community consultation; we completed the redevelopment of the disused Reservoir site in Glen Huntly \u2014 Booran Reserve \u2014 which provides residents with 1.6 hectares of fantastic open space and parkland; Hopetoun Gardens, Elsternwick underwent significant enhancement to its entrance to complement the planting of four mature palm trees. 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We continue to improve our service delivery with planning information requests; pre-application advice; extension of time requests; and search and copy requests all now available online.\nSee Council advocates during major level crossing works.\nGlen Eira\u2019s 2016\u20132020 Council was officially sworn in at a Special Council Meeting on Tuesday 8 November 2016, following the October Council elections. Five new councillors were elected and four former councillors re-elected to represent the Glen Eira community for the next four years. We underwent an organisational restructure to ensure Council is sustainable for the future. The Glen Eira Council and Community Plan 2017\u20132021 was adopted by Council, following extensive community consultation. 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She likes to keep fit at the gym and plays and umpires netball. She is a General Manager of an industry super fund and is an authority member of the Emergency Services Telecommunication Authority. Cr Delahunty is a 2015 Churchill Fellow.\nCR Joel Silver\nCr Silver lives in Elsternwick, having been a lifelong resident of Glen Eira. For most of that time, his family have been traders on Glen Eira Road. Cr Silver was called to the Victorian Bar in May 2014 and practices predominately in commercial law (focusing on building and construction disputes). Cr Silver has used these skills in several community organisations including Peninsula Community Legal Centre in Bentleigh where he worked as a volunteer lawyer, and the Law Institute of Victoria where he served as Young Lawyers President.\nCR Dan Sztrajt\nCr Sztrajt and his young family live in Caulfield where he has been a resident for more than 30 years.\nSince the age of 16, Cr Sztrajt has been volunteering in Glen Eira across a wide range of roles. These include five years with a locally-based youth movement, seven years with the Jewish Community Council of Victoria and continuous involvement with countless charities and educational initiatives.\nRosstown Ward\nCr Margaret Esakoff\nCr Esakoff is a long-time resident of Glen Eira. She was educated in Rosstown Ward and has lived there almost all of her adult life. She is married with two children and three grandchildren.\nCr Esakoff has experience in business administration \u2014 having run a small business with her husband \u2014 as well as working in the publishing, advertising and radio/television industries.\nCr Clare Davey\nHer desire to play a larger role in her local community was one of the reasons why Glen Huntly resident, Clare Davey decided to run for Council.\nOne of the five new faces on the elected Council, Cr Davey has worked in Local Government as a traffic and transport engineer for more than five years.\nCr Davey grew up just across the border in Bayside and has spent six of the last eight years living in the City of Glen Eira.\nCr Tony Athanasopoulos\nCr Athanasopoulos was born of two migrant parents from Greece and Italy. They both worked hard to give their three boys the life they envied, and always taught the importance of service. Cr Athanasopoulos now resides and runs a family business in Carnegie with the drive instilled by his parents. He has a partner Katherine who is also his business partner and they both share a position on the Chrisalis Foundation board, a not-for-profit foundation supporting young people with disabilities.\nTucker Ward\nCR Jamie Hyams\nA long-time resident of Glen Eira with a keen interest in sport and recreation, Cr Hyams is serving his fourth term on Council and was Mayor in 2012 and 2013 and Deputy Mayor in 2011. Formerly a solicitor and executive director of a community sporting body, he is now a senior policy analyst at a not-for-profit public affairs organisation.\nUntil 2011, Cr Hyams was President of the City of Moorabbin Historical Society, having served an eight-year term.\nDEPUTY MAYOR 2017\nCR Jim Magee\nCr Magee emigrated from Belfast, Northern Ireland in 1970. He is married with two boys and has lived in Bentleigh East since 1988. Cr Magee\u2019s weekdays involve work and Council commitments and on weekends he is a keen bowler with the Coatesville Bowls Club. Cr Magee served as Mayor in 2015.\nCR Nina Taylor\nCr Taylor is trilingual, a lawyer and works for a not-for-profit organisation as part of a long-term commitment to meaningful community engagement.\nCr Taylor\u2019s charitable activities have included providing phone-line legal advice at the Women\u2019s Legal Service to members of the community experiencing domestic violence.\nCr Taylor also has extensive private industry experience involving the promotion of treatment options for chronic disease (diabetes) to medical and allied healthcare professionals working in rural and urban hospitals/clinics and community healthcare centres.\nNumber of meetings attended by each Councillor and number of meetings held (shown in brackets)\nCr Tony Athanasopoulos 10 (10) 3 (4) 22 October 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Clare Davey 9 (10) 4 (4) 22 October 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Mary Delahunty 15 (15) 4 (5) 1 July 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Margaret Esakoff 15 (15) 5 (5) 1 July 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Jamie Hyams 15 (15) 5 (5) 1 July 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Joel Silver 9 (10) 4 (4) 22 October 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Dan Sztrajt 8 (10) 4 (4) 22 October 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Jim Magee 13 (15) 5 (5) 1 July 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Nina Taylor 9 (10) 4 (4) 22 October 2016\u201330 June 2017\nCr Kelvin Ho 5 (5) 1 (1) 1 July 2016\u201322 October 2016\nCr Michael Lipshutz 5 (5) 1 (1) 1 July 2016\u201322 October 2016\nCr Oscar Lobo 4 (5) 0 (1) 1 July 2016\u201322 October 2016\nCr Neil Pilling 5 (5) 1 (1) 1 July 2016\u201322 October 2016\nCr Thomas Souness 5 (5) 1 (1) 1 July 2016\u201322 October 2016\nGlen Eira\u2019s Mayor and Deputy Mayor are elected for a one-year term. Councillor Mary Delahunty was elected Mayor and Councillor Jim Magee was elected Deputy Mayor on 8 November 2016 at a Special Meeting of Council.\nAlthough the Mayor has no more authority than other Councillors, the position is a significant one as a community leader and Council spokesperson. The Mayor also performs an important leadership, social and ceremonial function and is Chair of all Council Meetings.\nOn 14 February 2017, Council adopted a revised Code of Conduct.\nThe purpose of the Code is to assist Councillors in meeting their responsibilities by setting standards of conduct to ensure the conduct of Councillors is legal, ethical and appropriate at all times.\nThe Code specifies that, as the performance of the Council and the wellbeing of the Glen Eira community are directly affected by the conduct of the City\u2019s elected representatives, the community is entitled to expect that:\nThe business of the Council is conducted with efficiency, impartiality and integrity.\nCouncillors obey the spirit and letter of the law in particular, the provisions of relevant statutes, regulations, local laws and instruments.\nResponsibility to the community is always to be given absolute priority over the private interests of Councillors.\nAll Councillors sign a written agreement to abide by the Code of Conduct when they take the oath of office at the start of their term and each time a review of the Code of Conduct is undertaken.\nCOUNCILLORS\u2019 RENUMERATION\nCouncils may set annual allowances for their Mayor and Councillors according to their predetermined category, based on criteria such as each council\u2019s individual size and revenue base.\nFollowing a review by the Minister, Glen Eira became a \u2018Category 3\u2019 Council in November 2008. Councillor allowances have been reviewed in accordance with the Act and the current allowances are $29,630 plus 9.5 per cent superannuation contribution for Councillors and $94,641 plus 9.5 per cent superannuation contribution for the Mayor. Allowances are fully taxable.\nThe Mayor and Councillors are supported by a secretariat, which processes requests and correspondence from members of the community, co-ordinates Council meetings and supports Mayoral and other civic functions.\nAll Councillors are provided with a mobile phone, a photocopier, printer and a desktop computer, tablet or iPad.\nThey can also make use of the Councillors\u2019 office facilities at Glen Eira Town Hall, which contains office equipment and a basic library, holding a range of Council and related publications. The Mayor also receives use of an office, computer and telephone at Town Hall. Use of facilities is governed by Council\u2019s Civic Support and Expenses Policy.\nIn accordance with Section 75 of the Local Government Act 1989, Council is required to reimburse a Councillor for expenses incurred while performing their duties as a Councillor. Council is also required to adopt and maintain a policy in relation to the reimbursement of expenses for Councillors. The policy is to provide guidance for the types of reasonable expenses that must be reimbursed, in addition to the provision of resources and support available to the Mayor and Councillors to enable them to fulfil their duties.\nCouncil also publishes in its Annual Report the details of the expenses, including reimbursement of expenses for each Councillor and member of a Council committee, paid by the Council. See table below.\nSchedule of Councillor allowances and expenses, 1 July 2016\u201330 June 2017\nThe details of the expenses, including reimbursement of expenses for each Councillor and member of a Council committee paid by the Council for the 2016\u201317 year, are set out in the following table:\nConferences, Functions and Training\nTravel \u2014 Local\nCarer Expenses\nCr Tony Athanaspoulos $20,948 $158 - $1,659 $45 - $22,810\nCr Clare Davey $20,948 - - $1,594 - - $22,542\nCr Mayor Delahunty\nMayor 2017 $76,697 - - $1,933 $109 $3,659 $82,398\nCr Margaret Esakoff $30,733 - $86 $894 $45 - $31,758\nCr Jamie Hyams $30,733 - - $952 $45 - $31,730\nCr Joel Silver $20,948 - - $2,555 - - $23,503\nCr Dan Sztrajt $20,948 - - $1,606 - - $22,554\nDeputy Mayor 2017 $30,733 - - $2,236 - - $32,969\nCr Nina Taylor $20,948 $458 - $1,471 $45 - $22,922\nCr Kelvin Ho $9,785 - - $202 - - $9,987\nCr Michael Lipshutz $9,785 - - $262 - - $10,047\nCr Oscar Lobo $9,785 $70 $40 $700 - - $10,595\nCr Neil Pilling\nMayor 2016 $31,256 - $646 $116 $123 - $32,141\nCr Thomas Souness\nDeputy Mayor 2016 $9,785 $250 - $172 - - $10,207\nExpenses definitions\nCouncil operates several committees that either make decisions under delegation from Council (special committees) or provide advice and make recommendations to Council on specific issues (advisory committees). Council is also represented on numerous external bodies that serve the Glen Eira community. Councillor membership on committees is reviewed regularly. In 2016\u201317, the following committees and representations were in place:\n(new membership as of 7 February 2017)\nRole: to provide recommendations to Council for Arts and Culture programs.\nCurrent composition: Cr Margaret Esakoff, Cr Mary Delahunty and Cr Jamie Hyams\nNumber of meetings held during 2016\u201317: 2.\n(new membership as of 15 November 2016)\nRole: to report to Council and provide appropriate advice and recommendations on matters relevant to its Charter in order to facilitate decision-making by Council in relation to the discharge of its responsibilities.\nCurrent composition: Cr Jim Magee (November 2016\u2013June 2017), Cr Tony Athanasopoulos (November 2016\u2013June 2017)\nIndependent representatives: David Gibbs (Chair), Dr Craig Nisbet and Lisa Woolmer.\nOTHER COMMITTEES WITH COUNCILLOR REPRESENTATIVES\nDelegate: Cr Margaret Esakoff\nSubstitute: Cr Nina Taylor\nMetropolitan Transport Forum\nRepresentative: Cr Tony Athanasopoulos\nSubstitute: Cr Joel Silver\nMetropolitan Local Government Waste Forum\nDelegate: Cr Joel Silver\nCaulfield Racecourse Reserve Trustees\nTrustees: Cr Margaret Esakoff, Cr Jamie Hyams and Cr Michael Lipshutz (appointed by the Governor in Council and with the recommendation of the Minister for Crown Lands).\nCr Margaret Esakoff, Cr Jamie Hyams and Cr Michael Lipshutz resigned as trustees in October 2017.\nNo Councillors were nominated to the Trust following the 2016 Local Government election pending advice from the Victorian Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change and Minister for Suburban Development regarding her intention to introduce revised Trust arrangements as an outcome of the 2016 Bi-partisan working group report of the Caulfield Racecourse Reserve.\nThe CEO leads an Executive team which includes four Directors. The team provides organisational leadership, plans, co-ordinates and monitors the progress of Council\u2019s goals and strategic direction and manages day-to-day business activities.\nThe Directors are accountable to the CEO for effective and efficient leadership of their portfolios and the collective delivery of Council\u2019s internal transformation program and the Glen Eira Council and Community Plan.\nRebecca is an accomplished leader with a successful career at executive level across three countries and three sectors. Before joining Glen Eira City Council, Rebecca\u2019s roles included CEO at Mitchell Shire Council in Melbourne\u2019s north and Director of Corporate Services for Yarra Ranges Council. During an eight-year stint abroad, Rebecca held director level roles in human resource management at Swindon Borough Council in the United Kingdom (UK) and at the National University of Ireland in Dublin. Her early career was spent in various roles with the Queensland State Government. Rebecca is also President of Local Government Professionals Victoria.\nRebecca has a Bachelor of Arts (Griffith University), Graduate Certificate in Business Administration (Griffith University), Master of Science (Sheffield Hallam University UK), Graduate (Australian Institute of Company Directors).\nRebecca commenced the position in February 2016.\nDirector Community Wellbeing\nPeter joined Council in July 2001 as Human Resources Manager. His career has spanned human resources, education and community services. He has extensive experience in community services, in both the not-for-profit and public sector, and has held a range of human services management roles in the areas of children\u2019s services, youth services and community development.\nPeter has a Bachelor of Social Work (Hons), Master of Business Administration (Monash University).\nPeter commenced the position in 2003.\nPeter has more than 20 years\u2019 experience in senior finance and company secretarial roles across a range of industries including Local Government, banking and finance and legal services. Peter has extensive experience in financial management, treasury, payroll, accounting system implementations and external financial reporting requirements. Peter was Chief Financial Officer from 2004\u20132016.\nPeter has a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) (Monash University), CPA.\nPeter commenced the position in July 2016.\nDirector Infrastructure,\nSamantha Krull\nSamantha commenced working in the Local Government sector in 2007 and has worked in both metropolitan and growth councils. She also has 15 years\u2019 experience in the private sector as a professional consulting structural engineer and project manager, in Australia, South Africa and Hong Kong.\nSamantha has experience in leading multi-disciplinary teams to sustainably plan and deliver community infrastructure projects and programs in Local Government. In 2015, she received the Institute of Public Works Engineers Victorian Sector Practitioner/Engineer of the Year Award.\nSamantha has a Bachelor of Science (Engineering) (Hons), Graduate Diploma in Engineering.\nSamantha commenced the position in May 2016.\nDirector Planning and Place\nRon Torres\nRon joined Council in 1996. He has more than 20 years\u2019 experience in town planning in both inner-city and middle-ring municipalities.\nHe has held a range of management roles and has extensive experience in statutory and strategic town planning, VCAT and planning panels. He has also successfully delivered a range of transport planning, sustainable development, animal management and economic development programs, each with a goal of safeguarding and developing community amenity and wellbeing.\nRon has a Bachelor of Planning and Design (The University of Melbourne).\nRon commenced the position in 2015.\nOrganisational structure*\n*Organisational structure as at 30 June 2017.\nE.F.T. WORKFORCE BY CONTRACT, GENDER AND DIVISION 2016\u201317\nPart-Time Female\nFull-Time Female\nPart-Time Male\nFull-Time Male\nDivision Count E.F.T. Count E.F.T. Count E.F.T. Count E.F.T. Count E.F.T. Count E.F.T. Count E.F.T.\nCommunity Wellbeing 163 26.23 319 183.68 93 92.05 32 5.39 54 28.28 15 14.68 676 350.32\nCorporate Services 11 4.78 10 6.16 30 29.00 11 5.93 2 1.38 24 24.00 87 72.25\nExecutive - - - - 2 - - - - - - - 2 2.00\nInfrastructure, Environment and Leisure 191 27.90 10 6.07 36 36.00 126 24.12 3 2.58 130 130.00 496 226.67\nInnovation and Continuous Improvement - - - - 2 2.00 - - - - 3 3.00 5 5.00\nPeople and Culture - - 4 2.45 5 5.00 - - 1 0.80 3 3.00 13 11.25\nPlanning and Place 12 1.50 26 8.49 30 30.00 26 3.11 24 4.48 35 35.00 153 82.58\nWORKFORCE BY AGE, GENDER AND CONTRACT 2016\u201317*\nAge Female Male Female Male Female Male\n< 30 19 14 17 5 157 96 308\n30-50 88 90 133 21 128 50 510\n> 50 91 106 219 58 92 49 615\n*Data on temporary staff unavailable.\nCouncil values diversity and therefore does not tolerate any form of discrimination in the workplace. There are a number of equal opportunity policies and procedures in place, including anti-discrimination, which are widely communicated to all employees.\nCouncil has a well-established Equal Employment Opportunity Program, which includes online and face-to-face training and a contact network. As part of the Program, Council delivers extensive training and resources with the aim that existing and prospective staff are not subjected to discrimination in the workplace. The Program ensures Council decisions and policies promote equal employment opportunity in the workplace and that Council complies with federal and state legislation in relation to equal opportunity employment, in particular the:\nEqual Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic );\nRacial and Religious Tolerance Act 2001 (Vic ); and\nVictorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006.\nWe further ensure that employees receive information and either online or face-to-face training relating to equal opportunity expectations at induction and throughout their employment with Council. Specifically, these relate to harassment, discrimination, vilification, bullying, and occupational violence.\nAs part of its commitment to equal opportunity, Council appoints and trains designated equal employment opportunity officers to provide confidential assistance and support to staff members who believe they may be affected by discrimination or harassment in the workplace. In the event a complaint arises, we ensure that such matters are dealt with promptly and confidentially through internal investigation processes.\nIn 2016\u201317, no discrimination matters were raised by Council staff with any external bodies.",
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        "raw_content": "Archeologist Karen Murphy talks about Mill Point and recommends some books\nReadersvoice.com aims to give people some good reading tips. Check the article list for even more interviews and reading suggestions. This issue is all about archeology.Mill Point was a small town based around a timber mill on the shores of Lake Cootharaba, on the Sunshine Coast, north of Brisbane. The mill and the town packed up and left in 1892 when they ran out of timber in the surrounding bushland. Karen Murphy is one of a team of archeologists excavating the site of the town, trying to piece together the layout of the town and the lives of the townspeople. Artefacts uncovered include slate pencils from the school, fragments of dolls, bottles for hair tonic and sauce, broken ceramics, and earrings.I asked Karen Murphy about colonial archeology and Mill Point, and I picked up a lot of interesting titles on archeology.\nREADERSVOICE.COM: How long have you been interested in colonial archaeology and what interests you about this type of archaeology in particular?\nKAREN MURPHY: I\u2019ve been interested in archaeology in general since I was about eight years old and read about the Incas and the Egyptians.\nOnce I started studying archaeology at university seven years ago I became much more interested in Australian archaeology both Indigenous and historical.\nI have focussed my research more on the historical archaeology of Australia over the past few years.\nI\u2019ve always been interested in Australian and Queensland history, even researching my own family history, and I think there is so much of Queensland\u2019s and Australia\u2019s history and archaeology that has yet to be examined.\nLooking at our more recent past enables us to learn more about ourselves and where our society is now, and also to better understand where we want to go.\nRV: What was the Tennessee Hollow project you were working on in the U.S.? What similarities were there to Mill Point, Lake Cootharaba?\nKM: Tennessee Hollow is part of El Presidio de San Francisco which was the first European settlement in the City of San Francisco.\nThe Presidio was the fort set up by the Spanish in 1776.\nThe project is a collaboration between Stanford University, U.S. National Parks Service and the Presidio Trust.\nI worked as a field assistant on the project for five weeks in 2004.\nThe project is a study of how the valley was used during the Spanish-colonial and the Mexican periods of the Presidio (ca. 1776-1847).\nAt a broad level, the project is similar to Mill Point as they both investigate the daily lives of the community that lived at the site in a time when outsiders were moving to new places and new frontiers.\nHowever in other ways the site is quite different.\nThe Presidio was a military community and the people were culturally diverse including Native Californians, Mesoamerican, African and European people.\nAt Mill Point the settlement was a company town run as a capitalist enterprise with mostly European people in the community.\nRV: When did interest in the Mill Point, Lake Cootharaba, sawmill site start?\nKM: The site has been of great interest to the local community for many years, more particularly once the land was taken over by the Queensland Government as a national park in the early 1980s.\nA plaque was installed near the site for Australia\u2019s Bicentenary, and The National Trust installed a memorial stone at the settlement\u2019s cemetery in 1993.\nThe first archaeological investigations were undertaken by Dr Eleanor Crosby and Anne Hibbard in 1991 to develop a conservation plan for the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.\nThe Cooroora Historical Society has also had a long interest in the site with a display about Mill Point housed in the Noosa Shire Museum at Pomona.\nThe more recent Mill Point Archaeological Project began in late 2003 following community concern about the site, in particular the cemetery.\nA collaborative project was set up between the Environmental Protection Agency, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, University of Queensland and Noosa Shire Council.\nThe first field season was held in early 2004 with the main components of the site being surveyed and recorded by archaeologists and archaeology students, in order to have the site entered on the Queensland Heritage Register.\nRV: When did you hear about it and start getting involved in archaeological research there?\nKM: I first heard about the project when the 2004 field season was undertaken by some of my colleagues at the Cultural Heritage Branch of the Environmental Protection Agency (where I was working at the time).\nWhen I decided to do my PhD in archaeology in 2005 I wanted to focus on doing historical archaeological research in Queensland, and was interested in the great potential that the Mill Point site provided to help tell us about the early residents of Queensland.\nRV: Before actual excavation started at the site, what sorts of records or reading was done to get as much background on the site as possible?\nKM: A lot of historical research about the site had already been done by Dr Eleanor Crosby (during her 1991 work at the site) and by local historian Dr Elaine Brown who had undertaken a detailed history of the early timber industry of the entire region.\nIrene Christie, another local historian, had also done an immense amount of research into the mill.\nThe historical documentation that they had consulted included newspaper reports from the period, photographs of the settlement, personal letters from mill residents, and oral histories from mill descendents.\nBefore excavation started, the project team also did extensive surface survey investigations to identify the materials left behind from the mill.\nBecause the site of the settlement is so large, survey investigations help us to identify different areas without the need for excavation, and also to identify areas that might be best targeted for excavation.\nNo comments for \u201cArcheologist Karen Murphy talks about Mill Point and recommends some books\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Secret 4: The essential fats of life\nDid your Mother ever explain the fats of life to you?\nNo? Well let me explain. The Essential Fats or Essential Fatty Acids, are fats you must have in your diet for good health; often termed \"good fats\" as opposed to the \"bad fats.\" In fact we have good fats, bad fats, and the downright ugly, and I admit it can be quite confusing.\nIt has long been known that saturated fat in the diet can increase the risk of heart disease from atherosclerosis (fatty plaques on blood vessel walls) by raising blood cholesterol. But unsaturated fat is more likely to form free radicals by lipid peroxidation which can lead to cancer and may accelerate aging. Therefore, both saturated and unsaturated fat have health hazards. There have been many studies done which support the idea of reducing fats in the diet. A study on the \"Effects of Dietary Patterns on Blood Pressure\" by Lawrence J. Appel, et.al. has shown that reducing dietary fat from 36% of total calories to 26% of total calories can significantly lower blood pressure within 8 weeks...is but one.\nFor many years nutritionists have recommended substituting mono-unsaturated and poly-unsaturated fats for saturated fats, but a more recent recommendation is to substitute protein and carbohydrate calories for fat calories. Fats (especially animal fats) are the primary vehicle by which pesticides enter the body. Some people might conclude that it would be a good idea to eliminate all fat from the diet. But eliminating all fat is not a good idea as some are classed as essential fats.\nYour body needs essential fats to function properly\nNearly half of the dry weight of the brain is fat, and a quarter of this is cholesterol. Cholesterol is an essential part of sex hormones, bile acids, D vitamins and steroid hormones from the cortex of the adrenal gland, among other important substances. Cholesterol does not need to be eaten, because the liver and other tissues can manufacture cholesterol from saturated fats.\nToo much saturated fat in the diet results in excessively high blood levels of cholesterol that can end up being deposited in atherosclerotic plaques on blood vessels, leading to cardiovascular disease. High blood cholesterol also depresses the immune system and thereby increases the incidence of cancer. Excessive blood cholesterol is more often caused by eating too many saturated fats than by eating cholesterol itself. Aside from cholesterol, most other fat in the body is constructed from what is known as fatty acids. A fatty acid is a long straight chain of carbon atoms (studded with hydrogen atoms) that has an acid group (carboxylic acid) at one end (the water-soluble end). The rest of the fatty acid is oil-soluble.\nOmega-3 (Linolenic Acid)\nAlpha Linolenic Acid (ALA) is the principal Omega-3 fatty acid, which a healthy human will convert into eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), and later into docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). EPA and the GLA synthesized from linoleic (Omega-6) acid are later converted into hormone-like compounds known as eicosanoids, which aid in many bodily functions including vital organ function and intracellular activity.\nOmega-3 essential fats are used in the formation of cell walls, making them supple and flexible, and improving circulation and oxygen uptake with proper red blood cell flexibility and function. Omega-3 deficiencies are linked to decreased memory and mental abilities, tingling sensation of the nerves, poor vision, increased tendency to form blood clots, diminished immune function, increased triglycerides and \"bad\" cholesterol (LDL) levels, impaired membrane function, hypertension, irregular heart beat, learning disorders, menopausal discomfort, itchiness on the front of the lower legs, and growth retardation in infants, children, and pregnant women.\nFound in foods: Flaxseed oil (flaxseed oil has the highest linolenic content of any food), flaxseeds, flaxseed meal, hemp seed oil, hemp seeds, walnuts, pumpkin seeds, Brazil nuts, sesame seeds, avocados, some dark leafy green vegetables (kale, spinach, purslane, mustard greens, collards, etc.), canola oil (cold-pressed and unrefined), soybean oil, wheat germ oil, salmon, mackerel, sardines, anchovies, albacore tuna, and others. One tablespoon per day of flaxseed oil should provide the recommended daily adult portion of linolenic acid, although \"time-released\" effects of consuming nuts and other linolenic-rich foods is being studied, and considered more beneficial than a once-daily oil intake. Fish oil contains very little alpha-linolenic acid, but is rich in the omega-3 derivatives EPA and DHA. Fish are at the top of a food chain based on phytoplankton (algae) that manufacture large amounts of EPA and DHA. Nonetheless, fish can be high in toxic methylmercury.\nLinoleic Acid is the primary Omega-6 fatty acid. A healthy human with good nutrition will convert linoleic acid into gamma linolenic acid (GLA), which will later by synthesized with EPA from the Omega-3 group, into eicosanoids. Some Omega-6\u2019s improve diabetic neuropathy, rheumatoid arthritis, PMS, skin disorders (e.g. psoriasis and eczema), and aid in cancer treatment. Although a typical western diet provides an excess of linoleic acid, often it is not converted to GLA because of metabolic problems caused by diets rich in sugar, alcohol, or trans fats from processed foods, as well as smoking, pollution, stress, aging, viral infections, and other illnesses such as diabetes. It is best to eliminate these factors when possible, but some prefer to supplement with GLA-rich foods such as borage oil, black currant seed oil, or evening primrose oil.\nFound in foods: The primary source of omega-6 fatty acid in the diet is linoleic acid from the oils of seeds and grains. Sunflower, safflower and corn oil are particularly rich sources of linoleic acid, which is at the root of the omega-6 fatty-acid family. Evening primrose oil and borage oil are high not only in linoleic acid, but the omega-6 derivative gamma-linolenic acid (GLA). Avocado is 15-20% oil, mainly monounsaturated, but also high in linoleic acid. (Avocado has the highest fat content and the highest fibre content , soluble as well as insoluble, of any fruit.)\nOmega-9 (Oleic Acid)\nAlthough important, Omega-9 is not technically not an EFA, because the human body can manufacture a limited amount, provided essential EFA's are present. Monounsaturated oleic acid lowers heart attack risk and arteriosclerosis, and aids in cancer prevention.\nFound in foods: Olive oil (extra virgin or virgin), olives, avocados, almonds, peanuts, sesame oil, pecans, pistachio nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, macadamia nuts, etc. One to two tablespoons of extra virgin or virgin olive oil per day should provide sufficient oleic acid for adults. However, the \"time-released\" effects of obtaining these nutrients from nuts and other whole foods is thought to be more beneficial than consuming the entire daily amount via a single oil dose.\nIt has been estimated that thousands of years ago the diet of human hunter-gatherers consisted of approximately equal parts of omega-3 and omega-6 essential fats. Since the beginning of agriculture there has been a steady increase in omega-6 at the expense of omega-3 fat in the human diet. This process accelerated about 50 years ago as cattle began to be fed increasingly on grains rather than grass.\nRecommendations by nutritionists to eat margarine rather than butter (polyunsaturated rather than saturated fats) only increased the trend toward omega-6 consumption. Currently, the ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 fatty acids in the western diet is 7-to-1 or more. A deficiency in Omega-6 is highly unlikely as it makes up a large proportion of most of the vegetable oils present in the diet, for example, 76% of safflower oil, 71% of sunflower oil, and even 32% of some margarines.\nOmega-3 however, is present in much lower proportions (only 1-2% of many vegetable oils) and does warrant concern. There are good reasons to believe that this imbalanced essential fatty acid ratio has led to increased cancer, heart disease, allergies, diabetes and other afflictions. 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        "raw_content": "Removals Richmond \u203a Blog \u203a Finding the Right Storage for your Domestic Needs Can Be Difficult\nFinding the Right Storage for your Domestic Needs Can Be Difficult\nStorage is a tricky subject. Many people feel like they need it simply because they cannot bear to let go of the items that they have owned for so long. Admittedly the idea of giving thins away, or selling them on for less than you paid can be difficult, and often times it is more to do with a strange emotional attachment, or conviction that you may need such things in the future that prevents this moving on, despite how expensive and ridiculous storage can sometimes be. You will no doubt find that storage is pricy, and if you are simply paying this money to hold on to items that you have already bought, then essentially you are increasing their price. However, when it does come to selling these things, you will not get nearly the amount that you have spent, as no one else will want to pay for your storage! You cans see where this is going; unless you have a definite date for taking things out of storage and using them, then you should perhaps think about selling it all on, and removing the issue of driving up the value of your items.If you are still interested in getting storage, then it is perhaps worth thinking about how you should go about ensuring that you are not paying more than you need to, and this starts with removing anything that you don\u2019t actually need from the things that will be stored. The process is difficult and can be a pain, but so is paying a load of cash to hold on to things that you will never use again, so it is all worth it! Once you are sure that everything that you will be storing is worth storing, you need to think about the three main factors that will change the price; size, location and type. These are easily divisible, but all affect each other as well as the final cost of the unit, so it is worth looking over the following pointers before you start your search.Firstly, the size. A larger unit will cost more, obviously. Reducing the amount that you need to store will affect this, so be sure that you are only storing the essentials. Working out how much space you need can be difficult, but one way of doing this is to pile everything neatly into the corner of a room and make a square measurement around the outside to get an idea of the size of room that you need. If in doubt, go a little bigger, as this will mean that you can add things later, and will give you room to maneuver things. Ensure that the van you are using is big enough as well! You will need to think about location as well, as city units will cost more than countryside ones. Driving out to the sticks will cost you fuel however, so do the maths as to how much you will be spending on rent versus fuel, according to how often you think you will need to visit the unit.The type of unit will be affected by this as well. You may be able to find spare rooms, garages or barns that are being rented out, which could be absolutely anywhere. The reduced price in comparison to large companies that rent out units will be worth it however. Ensure that the unit is suitable for your items however, as they are less likely to be controlled in terms of rodents, damp and other issues.",
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        "raw_content": "Carl & Jerry: Extra Sensory Perception\nCarl and Jerry were early adopters of the near field communications (NFC) craze that is going full-swing today. The often harmlessly mischievous teenage duo used their combined grasp of modern electronics to pull off gags on unsuspecting friends... and sometime adversaries. In this episode, a near-field transmitter and receiver pair is designed to help Carl bedazzle a scientist who was attempting to disprove the ability to use extrasensory perception (ESP) to determining what another person was thinking about. In this case it was detecting which playing card was being displayed on an overhead projector. Of course Carl didn't really have 'the gift,' but relied on his co-conspirator, Jerry.\nIt was a bleak Saturday afternoon in early December and Carl and Jerry were sitting in Jerry's basement doing absolutely nothing. This was most unusual, for the two were generally busy at something or other. But there they were: Jerry sprawled on the old leather-covered couch along the wall; and Carl sitting across the workbench, elbows on knees and chin propped on hands.\n\"Hey, Jer,\" Carl finally drawled, \"do you have trouble staying awake in that second period assembly?\"\n\"Sure do,\" Jerry said with a reminiscent yawn. \"Guess neither of us needs to do much studying in there, and there's nothing else to do. Even the surrounding scenery is no good. Did you notice the girls who sit on both sides of me? Real beasts!\"\n\"Naw, I don't pay any attention to girls,\" Carl said, just a trifle too emphatically; \"but I wish we had something to do in there. If we could just talk to each other some way-\"\nHe stopped speaking as Jerry suddenly swung his feet to the floor and sat upright on the creaking couch. '''That's an idea!\" Jerry exclaimed. \"Why don't we build a couple of little transmitters and receivers and chew the fat during that period instead of wasting time?\"\n\"Well, I dunno,\" Carl said doubtfully .\n\"We'd have to use code instead of phone, and it would have to be doggoned quiet code at that. You know how still that crabby old Miss Dean keeps things in that study hall. I've seen her send kids to the office just for shuffling their feet.\"\n\"Yeah, that's right,\" Jerry said thoughtfully. \"We couldn't use earphones, even the hearing-aid type. She would certainly spot something like that.\"\n\"If we just had some system so we could feel the signals instead of hear them-\" Carl started to say.\n\"That's it!\" Jerry interrupted. \"We'll use a low-frequency note to modulate the transmitter. The receiver will amplify this and feed it to a diaphragm-type earphone with the diaphragm taped right against a sensitive portion of the skin. With a little practice, we should be able to interpret the buzzing sensation produced by dots and dashes just as well as we could if we were hearing an audible note.\"\n\"What kind of transmitter and receiver will we need?\"\n\"Transistor types in both cases in the interest of small size and low battery drain,\" Jerry promptly said. \"I think the receiver should be a regenerative detector with a couple of stages of audio behind it to furnish plenty of drive to the earphone - or perhaps we should call it a 'skin-phone.' The transmitter will consist of an r.f. oscillator modulated by a low-frequency audio oscillator. We'll key this audio oscillator and let the r.f. generator run all the time. Since we'll only be working over distances of a few dozen feet, no antennas will be necessary.\"\n\"What kind of a key can we use?\"\n\"A tiny one made with a couple of pieces of spring brass will be good enough. The leads from this can run through a shirt sleeve so that the key can be concealed in the palm of the hand and worked by simply squeezing the contacts together. After all, we won't be sending thirty-five words per, minute. When the key isn't in use, it can be slipped back inside the shirt sleeve.\"\n\"Well, let's get started!\" Carl suggested, hopping off the bench. \"I want to have this thing ready to go by Monday, and if we don't run into some bugs that need ironing out, it will be the first time.\"\nThis time was no exception. The receivers gave no trouble; but the transmitters made up for it. Even at the low frequency used-around 550 kilocycles - the oscillators were sluggish. They tried several circuits before they found one that was stable in performance and would accept modulation from the low-frequency oscillator. Finally, though, by late Sunday afternoon the problems were all apparently licked, and the boys were ready for a trial. Each boy had a small earphone, with its cap removed, taped to the inside of his upper right arm so that the face of the diaphragm was flat against his skin. A tiny transmitter was carried in one shirt pocket, a small receiver in the other.\n\"Are you ready?\" Jerry asked, as he looked across the laboratory at Carl.\n\"Fire at will!\" Carl answered.\nJerry started squeezing the \"key\" concealed in the palm of his hand, and Carl flinched and began to giggle. \"Hey, that tickles!\" he announced, \"but I can make out your 'CQ' all okay. Try something else now.\"\nJerry began tapping out the dots and dashes to ask: \"Can you read this?\" And he jumped in turn as Carl promptly came back with the \"dit-dah-dit\" of \"received okay\" followed by the \"dah-dit-dah-dit\" that means \"yes\" in the code used by amateurs. In the few minutes remaining before supper, the boys found that they could easily work each other up to about a hundred feet. Then they had to lay their new playthings aside.\nThe next morning their mothers did not have the least trouble getting them started off for school; but oddly enough, the boys did not walk together as they usually did.\nInstead, they went down opposite sides of the street, with faraway looks in their eyes and their right hands working spasmodically.\nIt was during the second period study hall that they had the opportunity to give their brainchild the acid test. As soon as the bell had rung and everything was quiet, Miss Dean started her gimlet-eyed stroll through the aisles. Just as she walked past Carl's desk, Jerry tapped out: \"What a sour-puss!\" He did not need to feel the buzzing acknowledgment against his arm; Carl's heaving shoulders told clearly that he had got the message.\nThe boys had a real picnic during the study period sending messages back and forth. Every boy is a lodge brother at heart, and the fact that what they were doing was secret and entirely unnoticed by others in the room added tremendously to the flavor of the accomplishment. Time went very fast, and just before the end of the period, the voice of the principal boomed through the loudspeaker on the wall announcing: \"Instead of going to your next class or study hall, all students will proceed to the auditorium for a special program to be presented by Professor Karns of the psychology department of our state university.\"\n... The scientist flashed card after card on the screen, and Carl called off each one correctly ...\nThe boys' study room was directly across the hall from the auditorium; consequently Carl and Jerry were in the vanguard of the thundering herd that surged through the doors of the auditorium. As a result, they were seated in the second row from the stage when the curtains parted. .A dapper man wearing pince-nez glasses stepped to the proscenium and said:\n\"Good morning, students. The program that you will see now is going to be a little unusual. To some of you it will be quite interesting. Others will find it dull. What you think of it does not really matter. You are going to be permitted to take part in an experiment in what is known as 'Extra Sensory Perception.' There is a growing belief in some quarters that a certain amount of information can be transferred from one mind to another without the aid of any of the usual senses. To check the validity of this belief, our psychology department is conducting experiments, such as the one in which you are about to participate, at various high schools and keeping a careful record of the results. Out of these experiments, we hope to arrive at some definite conclusions as to whether there actually is such a thing as 'ESP' or not.\n\"To go on with the experiment, I shall need an assistant. Experience has taught me that it is useless to call for volunteers from a high school group; so I'll draft one of you. Let me see now. The tall young man wearing glasses in the second row looks like a bright chap. Will you please come up here, young man?\"\nHands on all sides, even those of his buddy, boosted a reluctant Carl to his feet and shoved him out into the aisle.\nHe walked awkwardly up the steps to the stage and faced the professor.\n\"Don't look so frightened,\" the professor said jovially. \"This is not going to hurt a bit. You are familiar with the names of a deck of playing cards?\"\n\"Yes,\" Carl said in a small hoarse voice. \"Fine! I want you to stand right here at the front of the stage facing the audience. On the elevated screen at the back of the stage I'll show a card at a time with this projector. As each card shows on the screen, I want all of the students to concentrate on its name and suit as hard as they can for five full seconds. At the end of that time I shall strike this little bell, and I want you to name the first card that comes into your mind. For example, you may say, 'Ace of diamonds,' or 'Nine of clubs,' or whatever card is in your mind at the second you hear the bell. What we shall be trying to do is to transfer the knowledge of the card directly from the mind of the audience to your mind. A young lady back in the wings - she is too, pretty to have on the stage because she would distract attention from the experiment - will keep a careful record of each card shown and the cards you name.\n\"But let me warn the audience not to expect too many correct identifications. The odds against your correctly naming even one card are tremendous, and it is against these mathematical odds that we are competing. If you can better the law of probability by just a little, it will be significant.\"\nJerry was watching Carl closely, and he saw the latter's mouth draw into a straight line that meant he was not taking at all kindly to the glib man beside him. Jerry did not like him either. He sounded too much as if he were trying to be \"cute,\" as though he were talking down to his youthful audience.\nThe lights were lowered, and suddenly a huge queen of spades appeared on the screen above and behind Carl. With a sudden inspiration, Jerry squeezed the little brass contacts already held in the moist palm of his hand to spell out \"QS.\" As he finished the last dot, the bell tinkled and Carl promptly said in a loud voice: \"Queen of spades!\"\n\"An astounding, auspicious beginning!\" the professor exclaimed. \"Let's try another.\"\nHe flashed the seven of hearts on the screen. Jerry immediately tapped out \"7H,\" and Carl called out: \"Seven of hearts!\" the instant he heard the sound of the bell.\n\"This places too much of a strain on coincidence,\" the dapper man said in a suspicious, harried voice. \"Maybe you can see some reflection of the screen, or perhaps some smart aleck in the audience is signaling you in some fashion. Would you mind letting me blindfold you?\"\n\"Go right ahead,\" Carl said in return.\nAfter a moment of indecision, the scientist won over the fashion plate, and the professor removed the handkerchief that was peeping meticulously from his breast pocket and securely blindfolded Carl. Then he went back to his projector and flashed the jack of spades on .the screen. Carl easily translated the dots and dashes of \"JS\" buzzing against his arm into the name of the card. Desperately, the scientist flashed card after card on the screen, and Carl called off each one correctly.\nBy this time the professor was so disturbed and puzzled that he had forgotten all about his appearance. Frantic fingers run through his hair had left it tousled. He tugged at his shirt collar as he walked slowly around Carl, looking at him with deep, incredulous interest.\n\"I just can't believe it!\" he muttered.\n\"One-hundred-percent correct identification! Young man, can you explain how you perform this feat?\"\n\"I just did what you told me to do,\" Carl said blandly. \"I simply called out the card that was in my mind when the bell sounded. Guess it must be a kind of telepathy, or something.\"\n\"'Or something; is right,\" Professor Karns fervently agreed. \"I must take you down to the university with me and give a demonstration of your phenomenal ability to my colleagues.\"\n\"Aw, I don't think I could do that,\" Carl objected, as he started backing toward the steps leading down from the stage. \"I don't like to mess around with this sort of thing. 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        "raw_content": "The three-bedroom, two-bathroom house included not only complete security and a filtered air supply, but also a swimming pool and selectable daytime/nighttime lighting. You could even change the view by choosing from a variety of \"outdoor\" murals.\nAt the fair's close, however, nearly all the fair's exhibits were demolished, as required by their contracts, which included Swayze's Underground Home. Only the well recognized Unisphere and a small number of repurposed buildings were allowed to remain. The rest of the land became Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.\nYet, there are those who believe that Swayze skirted his obligations in an attempt to save demolition costs, and simply covered over the site with an extra layer of dirt. Researchers, most notably a history professor from Florida, seek to find out if the house is still down there. But with records being sketchy, there appears only one way to be sure: dig.\nExcavation efforts were targeted for this summer, as indicated by journalist Nicholas Hirsch when he uncovered the story back in 2012. You can read the full account at Narratively.",
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        "raw_content": "Born: October 25, 1879 in Hanover, Germany\nMethod of murder: Strangulation / Biting through the throat\nOne of Germany\u2019s most prolific (and most depraved) serial killers, Haarmann was a career criminal and sex offender who turned to murder in the bleak years after World War I. His method was simple. He would cruise the Hanover railway station with his gay lover, Hans Grans, whose job it was to point out potential victims (Haarmann later testified that Grans chose only the \u201cprettiest boys\u201d). The young man was lured back to Haarmann\u2019s apartment with the promise of food and perhaps a job. Once there, Haarmann would attack, sodomize the victim and simultaneously bite through his throat killing him. Thereafter, he\u2019d butcher the corpse, keeping the choice cuts for sale on the black market as \u201cpork.\u201d The rest of the body parts were dumped in the River Leine.\nIt is not certain how many boys and young men met their fate in this horrendous way. Haarmann was eventually convicted of 27 murders but the authorities believed that he killed many more than that.\nInevitably, bones and body parts began washing up from the river alerting the police to a serial killer in their midst. Despite his history of sexual assaults on young men, Haarmann was not suspected at first, probably because he moonlighted as a police informant. Eventually, however, evidence pointed in his direction and he was picked up as he tried to lure a teenager from the railway station.\nTried and found guilty, he was sentenced to death. That sentence was carried out on the guillotine in Hannover prison on April 15, 1925. Hans Grans was sentenced to 12 years and disappeared after serving his time.\nRead the full, horrific story of Fritz Haarman, plus 29 more serial killer cases in Human Monsters Volume 1. Available now on Amazon",
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        "raw_content": "Brave New World and individual power \u2013 by Jon Rappoport\nNovember 1, 2017 Robert Scott Bell Brave New World\nRule by technocracy\u2014that is the subject of this article. In such a future, there would be no politicians. They would have been made extinct\u2026\nHuxley\u2019s 1932 novel about a World State and its version of Utopia is still one of the most important and relevant novels of our time.\nIt is the companion piece to Orwell\u2019s 1984. The overt brutal force has been removed from the equation in Brave New World. Instead: all births are synthetic, hatched in artificial womb factories, with accompanying genetic manipulation; no more nuclear families; no more monogamy; education is achieved through hypnotic sleep-learning; a caste system is engineered so the lower, less intelligent classes are happy with their lot, and the upper-level \u201calphas\u201d occupy the top positions; the castes have little interest in associating with each other.\nTechnocracy has triumphed.\nThe theme of life, the basic theme, is Pleasure. Pleasures of the senses. Not of the mind, not of constructive action, certainly not of imagination. Pleasure keeps the citizens of the World State occupied\u2026and if that fails, the ultimate backup is a drug called Soma, which relieves anxiety and depression and stimulates \u201chappiness.\u201d\nThere are many people living among us today who would opt for that life in a heartbeat. They would see no downside. \u201cWell, of course. Sign me up. I\u2019ve been trying to find that pleasure all along. I\u2019ll take it.\u201d\nThe 1932 technocrats of Brave New World found a key. Why should they waste time trying to inflict pain on the population as a control mechanism? Why should they risk rebellion and revolution? Go \u201cpositive.\u201d Give people pleasure. Absolutely.\nAll older forms of government fade away. They were just crude experiments in the foothills of the one and only revolution: technology deployed to pacify the world.\nBy the way, in Brave New World, no one reads books. They\u2019re unnecessary. They make no sense. The \u201cbetter life\u201d is already a living fact. What possible benefit could a book deliver?\nEvery time I read Brave New World I see complacent animals grazing in pastures. That\u2019s the picture. Human animals at peace in the fields. Nothing to care about. Nothing to think about. Just bend and chew. Don\u2019t worry, be happy.\nAs Patrick Wood mentions in his fine and highly recommended book, Technocracy Rising, Huxley began writing Brave New World as a parody of other utopian novels of his time, but he became fascinated with his own ideas along the way, and set his mind to the task of fleshing out a technological end-game civilization.\nBrave New World reveals a landscape in which people would be unable to turn around and throw off what has been done to them. They would not consider it. They would have no basis for comparison. They would have no cultural memory. They are living in a universal super-welfare state. Their needs are satisfied\u2014especially the central need: pleasure. It isn\u2019t gained or worked for. It\u2019s given. It\u2019s a fact as basic as rain and sun. It\u2019s there. It\u2019s the shortest distance between the present moment and the next moment.\nIsn\u2019t this the fairy tale told about rich and famous celebrities? They can wake up in the morning thinking about pleasure that is immediately there for the taking. They have the means. They have the time. They have the opportunity. In Brave New World, everyone is that kind of creature. By necessity. There is no real choice. Their most base desires are their only desires. Their horizon is shortened.\nHere are several choice quotes from Huxley\u2019s masterwork:\n\u201cHot tunnels alternated with cool tunnels. Coolness was wedded to discomfort in the form of hard X-rays. By the time they were decanted the embryos had a horror of cold. They were predestined to emigrate to the tropics, to be miner and acetate silk spinners and steel workers. Later on their minds would be made to endorse the judgment of their bodies. \u2018We condition them to thrive on heat,\u2019 concluded Mr. Foster. \u2018Our colleagues upstairs will teach them to love it\u2019.\u201d\n\u201cFeeling lurks in that interval of time between desire and its consummation. Shorten that interval, break down all those old unnecessary barriers.\u201d\n\u201cNo pains have been spared to make your lives emotionally easy \u2013 to preserve you, so far as that is possible, from having emotions at all.\u201d\n\u201cA gramme [of the pleasure drug Soma] is better than a damn.\u201d\nThe foundation of Brave New World conditioning: with enough basic pleasure, there is no need to think, to contemplate, to assess, to investigate; there is no need to imagine new realities because the current one is more than sufficient; there is no need to rebel because when a person is attuned to pleasure as the highest value\u2014and he has pleasure\u2014what is there to object to?\nLee Silver, a molecular biologist at Princeton, has written a book, Remaking Eden (1998), about the future of gene science in society. This is how he sees things playing out:\n\u201cThe GenRich\u2014who account for ten percent of the American population\u2014all carry synthetic genes. All aspects of the economy, the media, the entertainment industry, and the knowledge industry are controlled by members of the GenRich class\u2026.\n\u201cNaturals work as low-paid service providers or as laborers. [Eventually] the GenRich class and the Natural class will become entirely separate species with no ability to crossbreed, and with as much romantic interest in each other as a current human would have for a chimpanzee.\n\u201cMany think that it is inherently unfair for some people to have access to technologies that can provide advantages while others, less well-off, are forced to depend on chance alone, [but] American society adheres to the principle that personal liberty and personal fortune are the primary determinants of what individuals are allowed and able to do.\n\u201cIndeed, in a society that values individual freedom above all else, it is hard to find any legitimate basis for restricting the use of repro-genetics. I will argue [that] the use of reprogenetic technologies is inevitable. [W]hether we like it or not, the global marketplace will reign supreme.\u201d\nOf course, in the future Huxley describes in Brave New World, there is no marketplace. The powers-that-be have built a World State. It is run by a scientific elite. They have left behind all traditional forms of governing.\nThat is all. That is enough.\nThis vision of technocracy clarifies the agenda. The New World Order eventually travels light years beyond political tyranny. What need is there for laws or courts or traditional office holders or even the inside game of bribery and special favors?\nThey were old; this is new.\nMake a list of people, down through history, you would consider the most important heroes and geniuses. In the Brave New World, such people would be inessential. They would not exist. They would be programmed out of the equation. Gone. Erased.\nTechnocracy becomes the ultimate form of governance. The ultimate form of Globalism. The solution to conflict.\nWhat has really been \u201csolved?\u201d THE INDIVIDUAL. He is the thorny outlier, the person who says NO. The person who has his own ideas and his own vision.\nHe becomes \u201cnice.\u201d He becomes agreeable. He becomes polite. He becomes a member of the group. He gives up the ghost.\nHE DOESN\u2019T EVEN KNOW HE\u2019S SURRENDERING, PIECE BY PIECE.\nHe doesn\u2019t realize he\u2019s forsaking himself for a world of shallow pleasure.\nThe struggle of centuries, to liberate the individual from the group and from the king and the priest class, is gradually reversed. The \u201cnew wisdom\u201d says: go back, go back into the group.\nHere is another gem, from Gregory Stock, former director of the program in Medicine, Technology, and Society at the UCLA School of Medicine:\nThe primary assumption here is that species are replaceable. If one species dies out, another can be created. As for the individual, he doesn\u2019t count at all. He\u2019s not even on the radar.\nSo who will put him on the radar? Our leaders? Brain researchers and molecular biologists?\nThat task falls to individuals themselves.\nIn order to gain a glimpse of hope, the individual needs to discover he has power. He is not a tiny creature in a sea of collective reality.\nThe collective is the illusion.\nIn our time, the individual discovering his own power and its true scope is the work of a lifetime.\nThis is the actual Brave New World.\nIndividual power. The power to invent new Reality.\n\u2190 Happy Halloween! Candy confusion, Kelly Gallagher, Tim Ray, Doctors Who Rock, California cannabis tax, cancer myth debunker debunked, Chris Barr, type 3 diabetes, funny epitaphs and MORE!\nAndrew Wakefield vindication explained, probiotic gut repair, plague pandemic warnings, CBD for mental health, FDA truth censorship, Ty Bollinger, Outside The Box, Big pharma tide turning, more JFK files and MORE! \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Assessing Learner Progress\nGood assessment is like a doctor\u2019s stethoscope, it identifies specific strengths and weaknesses with the goal of making someone better. Good assessment helps students learn better and teachers teach better. It tells us where we are on the path to mastery and what we need to do next. Assessment in the past was done entirely by the teacher. Today, in addition to teacher assessments, students learn to be involved in assessing their own learning and may be involved in digital learning environments that provide immediate online feedback.\nAssessments occur before, during and after learning. Assessment is not the same as testing, although tests may be a part of assessment.\nAssessment for learning - Before, during and after learning, teachers and students gather information that helps determine next steps for skill development towards the learner outcome.\nAssessment as learning - Both during and after learning, the teacher encourages students to build knowledge of themselves as learners. This process of being aware of and evaluating their own thinking processes is called meta-cognition. It is a core skill for a self-directed learner.\nAssessment of learning - Assessment of learning is the summation of all the learning evidence.It may come at the end of the learning or at regular points during learning. Teachers ensure students have a range of opportunities and a variety of ways to demonstrate the knowledge, skills and attitudes that confirm progress toward the learner outcome. Teachers balance this evidence in their assessment.",
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Sevian. \"Better formative assessment.\" The Science Teacher (March 2017), 69-75. <available online>\nC. Ngai; H. Sevian. \"Capturing chemical identity thinking.\" J. Chem. Educ., 2017, 94(2), 137-148. <OPEN ACCESS: available online>\nM. Weinrich; H. Sevian. \"Capturing students' abstraction while solving organic reaction mechanism problems across a semester.\" Chem. Educ. Res. Pract., 2017, 18(1), 169-190. <available online>\nP. Pande; H. Sevian. \"Conceptual fluency: Switching between pre- and post-threshold assumptions of molecular dynamics.\" In Looi, C., Polman, J., Cress, U., & Riemann, P. Proceedings of the 12th International Conference of the Learning Sciences, 2016, 898-901. <ICLS 2016 Proceedings vol 2 available online>\nS. Cullipher; H. Sevian. \"Atoms versus bonds: How students look at spectra.\" J. Chem. Educ. 2015, 92(12), 1996-2005. <available online>\nG. Banks, M. Clinchot, S. Cullipher, R. Huie, J. Lambertz, R. Lewis, C. Ngai, H. Sevian, G. Szteinberg, V. Talanquer, M. Weinrich. \"Uncovering chemical thinking in students' decision making: A fuel-choice scenario.\" J. Chem. Educ. 2015, 92(10), 1610-1618. <available online>\nH. Sevian, S. Bernholt, G. Szteinberg, S. Auguste, L. C. P\u00e9rez. \"Use of representation mapping to capture abstraction in problem solving in different courses in chemistry.\" Chem. Educ. Res. Pract. 2015, 16, 429-446. <available online>\nS. Cullipher, H. Sevian, V. Talanquer. \"Reasoning about benefits, costs, and risks of chemical substances: Mapping different levels of sophistication.\" Chem. Educ. Res. Pract. 2015, 16, 377-392. <available online>\nH. Sevian, C. Ngai, G. Szteinberg, P. Brenes, H. Arce. \"Concepci\u00f3n de la identidad qu\u00edmica en estudiantes y profesores de qu\u00edmica: Parte I - la identidad qu\u00edmica como base del concepto macrosc\u00f3pico de sustancia.\" [Translation: Chemistry students' and professors' conceptions of chemical identity: Part I - chemical identity as the basis of the macroscopic concept of substance.] Educaci\u00f3n Qu\u00edmica, 2015, 26(1), 13-20. <available online>\nG. Szteinberg, P. Brenes, H. Arce, H. Sevian. \"Concepci\u00f3n de la identidad qu\u00edmica en estudiantes y profesores de qu\u00edmica: Parte II - comparaci\u00f3n entre participantes en dos universidades de diferentes paises.\" [Translation: Chemistry students' and professors' conceptions of chemical identity: Part II - comparison of participants at two universities in different countries.] Educaci\u00f3n Qu\u00edmica, 2015, 26(2), 100-116. <available online>\nM. Stains, H. Sevian, \"Uncovering implicit assumptions: A large-scale study on students' mental models of diffusion.\" Research in Science Education, 2015, 45(6), 807-840. <available online>\nG. Szteinberg, S. Balicki, G. Banks, M. Clinchot, S. Cullipher, R. Huie, J. Lambertz, R. Lewis, C. Ngai, M. Weinrich, V. Talanquer, H. Sevian, \"Collaborative professional development in chemistry education research: Bridging the gap between research and practice.\" J. Chem. Educ., 2014, 91(9), 1401-1408. <available online>.\nC. Ngai, H. Sevian, V. Talanquer, \"What is this substance? What makes it different? Mapping progression in students' assumptions about chemical identity.\" Intl. J. Sci. Educ., 2014, 36(14), 2438-2461. <available online>\nH. Sevian, V. Talanquer, \"Rethinking chemistry: A learning progression on chemical thinking.\" Chem. Educ. Res. Pract., 2014, 15(1), 10-23. <available online>\nV. Talanquer, H. 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Sevian, \u201cTeaching lab report writing through inquiry: A green chemistry stoichiometry experiment for general chemistry.\u201d J. Chem. Ed. 83, 1039 (2006). <JCE83-1039.pdf> and <supplement>\nH. Sevian, S. Muller, H. Rudmann and M.F. Rubner, \u201cUsing Organic Light-Emitting Electrochemical Thin-Film Devices to Teach Materials Science.\u201d J. Chem. Ed. 81, 1620 (2004). <JCE81-1620.pdf> and <supplement>\nPublished Prior to UMB\nH. Rudmann, L. Kaplan, H. Sevian and M.F. Rubner, \u201cImproved Device Performance of [Ru(bpy)3](PF6)2 Light-Emitting Devices.\u201d Abstr. Pap. \u2013Am. Chem. Soc. 220, 169 (2000).\nRudmann, H.; Kaplan, L.; Sevian, H.; Rubner, M.F.; Polym. Mater. Sci. Eng., 2000, 83, 235.\nH.M. Sevian, P.K. Brazhnik and J.E.G. Lipson, \u201cComparison of a Born-Green-Yvon integral equation treatment of a binary polymer blend on a compressible lattice with simulations.\u201d J. Chem. Phys. 99, 4112 (1993). <JCP99-4112.pdf>\nH.M. Sevian and J.L. Skinner, \u201cMolecular theory of transition energy correlations for pairs of chromophores in liquids or glasses.\u201d J. Chem. Phys. 97, 8 (1992). <JCP97-8.pdf>\nH.M. Sevian and J.L. Skinner, \"A molecular theory of inhomogeneous broadening, including the correlation between different transitions, in liquids and glasses.\" Theor. Chim. Acta 82, 29 (1992).\nSkinner, J.L.; Sevian, H.; Aihara, M.; Laird, B.; Stochastic models of population and phase relaxation. In Gans, W., Ed. Large-scale molecular systems (NATO ASI Proceedings Vol. B 258), Plenum: New York, 1991, p 137.\nAihara, M., Sevian, H.M.; Skinner, J.L.; Non-Markovian relaxation of a spin-1/2 particle in a fluctuating transverse field: cumulant expansion and stochastic simulation results. Phys. Rev. A, 1990, 41, 6596.\nH.M. Sevian and J.L. Skinner, \u201cT2 can be greater than 2 T1.\u201d J. Chem. Phys. 91, 1775 (1989). <JCP91-1775.pdf>\nG. Tsaparlis and H. Sevian (Eds.), Concepts of Matter in Science Education, Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer, 2013. <Publisher's website> and Links to other options for purchase: <Amazon.com> and <BarnesandNoble.com>\nH. Sevian (Ed.), The AP Vertical Teams Guide for the Sciences, New York: The College Board, 2011.\nH. Sevian, A.M.W. Bulte, \"Learning chemistry to enrich students' views on the world they live in.\" In I. Eilks, A. Hofstein (Eds.), Relevant chemistry education: From theory to practice, pp. 45-68. Rotterdam, The Netherlands: Sense, 2015. <available online>\nH. Sevian, V. Talanquer, A.M.W. Bulte, A. Stacy, and J.M. Claesgens, \"Development of understanding in chemistry.\", In A. Tiberghien, C. Brugui\u00e8re, P. Cl\u00e9ment (Eds.), Topics and trends in current science education: 9th ESERA conference selected contributions, pp. 291-306. Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer, 2014. <available online>\nH. Sevian and M. Stains, \"Implicit assumptions and progress variables in a learning progression about structure and motion of matter.\", In G. Tsaparlis and H. Sevian (Eds.), Concepts of Matter in Science Education, pp. 69-94. Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer, 2013. <available online>\nG. Tsaparlis and H. Sevian, \"Toward a scientifically sound understanding of concepts of matter.\", In G. Tsaparlis and H. Sevian (Eds.), Concepts of Matter in Science Education, pp. 485-520. Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer, 2013.\nG. Tsaparlis and H. Sevian, \"Introduction: Concepts of matter - complex to teach and difficult to learn.\", In G. Tsaparlis and H. Sevian (Eds.), Concepts of Matter in Science Education, pp. 1-8. Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer, 2013.\nSix chapters in A. Eisenkraft and G. Freebury, Active Chemistry, Armonk, NY: It's About Time Publishing, 2006. <Publisher's website>\nH. Sevian, S. Muller and D. Barry, \u201cChemical Dominoes\u201d\nH. Sevian, S. Muller and D. 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Evidently satisfied with this image, Magritte returned to it in several works, including L\u2019Image en soi of 1961, a similar composition in oil which he painted for Andr\u00e9 Breton, as well as the present oil of 1962 and several versions in gouache, one of which now belongs to the French Community of Belgium and is on display at the Mus\u00e9e Magritte in Brussels. Furthermore, he later used this image for a sculpture executed in 1967. Of all the different versions of this image, Le beau monde is arguably the purest and most powerful example.\nJacques Meuris wrote about Magritte\u2019s use of curtains in his compositions: \u2018From the very earliest canvases, once Magritte knew what he was doing, drapes were a repeated feature. They appear in both Blue Cinema (1925) and The Lost Jockey (1926), for example. One way of looking at them is as a technical device. 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        "raw_content": "What the 1980 Lakers mean to the 2017 Spurs\nCould be nothing, or it could be an awful lot.\nJust as Spurs fans have their favorite games (the Manu game in 2013, Game Five against the Heat the following year), Laker fans have theirs. For instance, all Laker fans treasure Game 6 in Philadelphia in 1980, the \u201cMagic Game\u201d. Magic Johnson, as a rookie, played all five positions, and scored 42 points, with 15 boards and 7 assists, as the Lakers won the NBA Finals on the road. Now part of Laker playoff lore.\nMagic played all five positions (actually, he jumped center, but played the rest of the game just being Magic) because Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sprained his ankle in the Lakers Game 5 win in Los Angeles, and did not even make the trip to Philadelphia. Kareem was probably the top player in the NBA at that time, having won 5 of the previous 8 MVP awards. He had scored 40 points in Game 5, even with the sprained ankle down the stretch. (Checking the box score, I was surprised to see that the Lakers did not shoot a single 3-pointer in Game 5, while the 76ers took \u2013 and missed \u2013 three. I was very surprised that in that Game 5, the game before his classic in Philly, Magic had a quadruple double \u2013 14 points, 15 boards, 10 assists \u2013 and 10 turnovers. )\nHaving to face the powerful 76ers in Philly, with that year\u2019s MVP Dr. J, the Lakers decided that playing a hobbled Kareem in Game 6, in a game they would likely lose, would make it less likely that Kareem would be effective in the \u201cinevitable\u201d Game 7 at home. Resting Kareem for Game 7 was probably the right move. Of course, we all now know that Magic and the rest of the Lakers turned the inevitable loss to the Sixers in Philly into an all-time classic Lakers win, so that Game 7 became unnecessary. Sometimes playing as if you have nothing to lose is rather liberating.\nYou might ask why this should be at all relevant to Spurs Nation \u2013 or you may see where I am going with this.\nThe Spurs\u2019 best player, and arguably the best player in the NBA, was unable to play the end of the fourth quarter or overtime in the Spurs\u2019 biggest game of the year. Like the Lakers in 1980, the Spurs won Game 5, giving them a dual cushion of a one-game lead in the series and Game 7 back at home. Importantly, the television gods have gifted the Spurs an extra day off before Game 7 \u2013 and an extra day off for Kawhi to heal. Pop and the staff must be giving serious thought to taking a page out of the Showtime Lakers playbook. Interesting side note: In 1980, Pop was coaching at Pomona College, 30 miles east of downtown Los Angeles.\nIf the Spurs rest their best player in Game 6, maybe, just maybe, some Spurs rookie will have a Magic game on the road in Game 6 and make Game 7 unnecessary. Davis Bertrans, anyone?\n1. In the Memphis series, I wrote a piece about the efficiency of several Spurs, highlighting a not-very-perfect stat of points scored versus shots taken. In the game I discussed, Kawhi scored 34 points on 13 shots, for a ridiculous 2.6 ratio. Last night? Not so much. Kawhi needed 21 shots to get his 22 points, Aldridge needed 21 to get 18 points, and even Jonathan Simmons, who otherwise played a remarkable game, still needed 14 shots to get his 12 points. As a team, the Spurs needed an incredible 103 shots to get 110 points, a terrible ratio for a winning team.\n2. However, put another way, the Spurs won because they were able to get those 103 shots. They got all those because they had 9 more offensive rebounds than Houston, and 8 fewer turnovers \u2013 which resulted in 17 more chances to take a shot. Indeed, the math works \u2013 Houston only took 86 shots, 17 less than the Spurs.\nAs PtR readers know, I am a big fan of both Dannygreen! and My Man Manu. Of course, everyone reading this is a Manu fan. All rejoiced when he threw down the wrong-handed slam in the first half. And for all dual Manu-DG fans like me, the end of Game 5 Tuesday night was all we could have wished for. DG scoring the last 7 points and the \u201cManu-block\u201d will live on in Spurs legend. I am sure both of them slept very well after the game (32 minutes played by Manu, 40 by DG) \u2014 if they were able to get to sleep at all.",
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        "raw_content": "\"Astrostatistics is a field full of opportunities right now\": An interview with Roberto Trotta\nAuthor: Alison Oliver, Statistics Views\nCopyright: Image appears courtesy of Dr Trotta\nDr Roberto Trotta is a theoretical cosmologist in the Astrophysics Group of Imperial College London, where he is a Reader in Astrophysics (equivalent to Associate Professor in the US), and the Director of Imperial\u2019s Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication.\nAs Director of the Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication, he is part of Imperial\u2019s senior management team and provides academic lead and strategic direction for the Centre\u2019s activities: the Imperial Horizons programme (delivering teaching in humanities subjects and languages to over 4500 undergraduates at Imperial); the Evening Classes programme; and two MSc programmes in Science Communication.\nDr Trotta is also a science communicator and takes part in numerous public engagement with science activities, from science festivals to radio broadcasts. His first book for the public, The Edge of the Sky: All You Need to Know About the All-There-Is(Basic Books) explains the Universe (\u2018All-There-Is\u2019) using only the most common 1,000 words in English. For his book, he was named by Foreign Policy one of the 100 Global Thinkers 2014.\nDr Trotta gave this year's Significance lecture at the Royal Statistical Society's annual conference in Glasgow, where Alison Oliver talked with him about his career.\n1. You obtained an MSc in theoretical physics from ETH Zurich and then a PhD in physics from Geneva. What was it that introduced you to the discipline in the first place and inspired you to pursue it as a career?\nI studied physics because I wanted to learn how the universe works, and this is also why I did a PhD in theoretical cosmology. Early on I became interested in the data analytics aspect as then -- in the early 2000s -- the great big data sets in cosmology were really starting to come together fast. There was a real need for new methods, activities and methodologies to understand, analyze, and interpret these data. That caught my interest and my imagination: rather than work in theoretical physics with models that nobody could possibly test or disprove, you could now bring those theories together with actual data and get an answer\u2014probabilistically of course. So you\u2019d get something out that would either show that the data and models actually were compatible or else kill models that were not supported by the data. That is what got me to study statistics: being able to test sometimes very outlandish ideas about the fundamental nature of our universe, and come up with an actual answer.\n2. You then moved to Oxford University as Lockyer Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society. What inspired this move?\nIt was a wonderful opportunity after my PhD. I had applied for this very prestigious fellowship, was lucky enough to get it, and took it to Oxford, which was a fantastic place to be, because of all the interactions with all sorts of academics. Plus, the collegiate life, and the astrophysics department were excellent.\nThe beauty of Oxford as a place is that there\u2019s space and opportunity for cross-disciplinary conversations. You are not locked into your own physics world; you can have conversations with philosophers, with statisticians, with people studying English literature, which is really inspiring - I\u2019m interested in science communication, education, and statistical methods. I enjoy being able to talk about very different intellectually stimulating subjects and that was in abundance at Oxford.\n3. Amongst your many roles, you also are co-founder and director at Data Fusion Consultants. What does Data Fusion offer?\nData Fusion Consultants is a spin-off company that I founded to apply the methods that I\u2019ve developed for my research in statistics to problems in the real world - so big businesses looking for data analytical consultancies, or governmental offices that need solutions that they cannot provide in-house. It\u2019s a way of taking research that has been developed to solve problems in fairly \u2013shall we say-- esoteric domains, such as cosmology, and apply it to many problems in the real world that are quite similar from a methodological and structural perspective. So you can take these very advanced, fancy methods that are used to investigate say dark energy and apply them successfully to difficult but fascinating and important problems that can benefit the entirety of society.\n4. Many leading experts in statistics have insisted on the importance of collaboration with other fields and astrostatistics would appear to be an excellent example and quite a new discipline in its own right. How are you personally finding how statisticians and astronomers work together?\nAfter a while\u2026very well! In the beginning, it is difficult, mostly because of language barriers. The difficulty comes from the fact that you have to blend astrophysical insight, knowledge, models, etc. with statistical techniques, and statisticians have to learn the astrophysicists\u2019 jargon, and vice versa. Astronomers sometimes reinvent the wheel to solve problems that statisticians have known how to do for decades, while astronomers are still working on such issues. But that\u2019s precisely why the collaboration can be so fruitful: because things that are widely established in statistics can be brought to bear on problems in astronomy that astronomers don\u2019t really know how to solve yet.\nVice versa, sometimes we\u2019ve seen in the past couple of decades that problems in astrophysics and cosmology have really motivated a spur of development in statistics - mostly applied statistics, computational statistics, and computational methods. Such methods have been developed by astronomers to solve their problems, and then were found to apply elsewhere. It\u2019s a really good collaboration if you can get it going. In order to do that, you need a time investment and two teams coming together\u2014statistics, astronomy\u2014to work together for a number of years. We have a great collaboration now well established at Imperial with Professor van Dyk, who is Head of Maths there. This has taken us two or three years to really get going. Now we have joint students and post docs, we work together, publish together - it\u2019s working very well. But it takes a big investment in the beginning from both sides to take a problem outside of its astrophysics context and trim it down to a level that can be discussed in its essential form - trimming away all the jargon, all the stuff that\u2019s only astrophysics, that statisticians don\u2019t really care about \u2013 and then transform it into something sufficient to work with, and then you\u2019re really in a position to get going. With very good results!\n5. Your research in cosmology focuses on a goal to learn more about the history and nature of the Universe. What are you working on currently?\nRight now, I\u2019m working on statistical and theoretical aspects of two of the biggest questions in my field: one is the nature of dark energy, which makes up about 70% of the universe, the other is the nature of dark matter, which makes up another 25%. So these two things make up 95% of the universe, and we have no idea what they are! To make advances in both of these domains, we need data-driven methods to characterize both dark matter and dark energy in the face of a multitude of data sets that we are now gathering from a variety of telescopes and other detectors. On the dark energy side, I am working on new methodologies to better analyze present, and upcoming data of stellar explosions known as supernova type Ia that help us measure how fast the universe is expanding and how fast it has been expanding in the past. Dark energy supposedly has a negative pressure, that is ripping the universe apart, effectively. In order to understand what it is, we need to measure the expansion of the Universe more precisely, and to do that we need to better understand the data and the models themselves. Dark matter is thought to be a new type of particle, which we can hopefully observe in a lab, as well as in the sky, albeit indirectly. My work is about combining these three very different data strands: cosmological data, astrophysical data, and data from particle physics experiments into a unified whole that can tell us more about the nature of dark matter.\n6. Your lecture at RSS 2017 was the Significance Lecture. What was the one thing that you would like your audience to take away from your lecture?\nThe most important thing is that astrostatistics is a field full of opportunities right now. We\u2019ve got this big data coming\u2014they\u2019re not just big, they\u2019re also very complex and have an interesting structure. Already now, our understanding of the universe is being limited not by the amount of data, but by our ability to interpret, manipulate and make inferences from those data. So really the stumbling block that\u2019s limiting our quest for knowledge about the fundamental nature of the universe is the analysis of data, and will be even more so in the future. So it\u2019s a field that\u2019s ready for new ideas and for more people to work in it. For statisticians looking for complex, challenging and interesting problems, astrostatistics is the place to go.\nAstronomers sometimes reinvent the wheel to solve problems that statisticians have known how to do for decades, while astronomers are still working on such issues. But that\u2019s precisely why the collaboration can be so fruitful: because things that are widely established in statistics can be brought to bear on problems in astronomy that astronomers don\u2019t really know how to solve yet.\n7. What do you think have been the most important recent developments in astrostatistics and will these influence your teaching in future years?\nProbably the computational methods that we\u2019ve developed to deal with these data sets. These computational methods are important because firstly they solve the problems that we are after, the scientific problems of the day\u2014I mentioned dark energy, dark matter; we haven\u2019t solved them yet, but we\u2019re working on it\u2014but also because they can be translated into more general algorithms and ideas that can be used for more general problems outside of astronomy.\nSo perhaps the biggest of my \u201cproblems\u201d, if you like, as a statistical consultant at Imperial, is that people don\u2019t realize that they can go to an astronomy department asking for help for a data analytical problem, because of course they wouldn\u2019t necessarily think of data analytics being big in astronomy, but it is. The fact that this fundamental resurgence, largely funded by governments and grants, can actually have very important spin-off applications in very applied fields, is something that people often don\u2019t realize. I believe that these applications of very fundamental research to real-world problems are one of the most important developments that we\u2019ve seen in the last 20 years.\n8. Your research has been published in many journals and books: is there a particular article or book that you are most proud of so far in your career?\nThere is a paper I wrote in 2007 called \u201cBayes in the Sky\u201d which was a review article that introduced some of the concepts that I\u2019ve learned about particular branches of statistics\u2014Bayesian statistics from the statistics literature\u2014and then applied them to cosmological problems of the day. That turned out to be quite influential, because many people realized those tools and ideas could actually be used and exploited for our problems. It was a little bit ahead of its time and now it\u2019s become mainstream, so it\u2019s good to see these ideas and methods now being applied to all sorts of problems in the field.\n9. You are the recipient of numerous awards including the Lord Kelvin Award of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. Is there an award that you are particularly proud of?\nIn 2014, Foreign Policy Magazine named me as one of the 100 global thinkers for the year which was a great honour. Receiving recognition for my book, The Edge of the Sky was also an honour, as I had written it for the general public, in 2014 explaining cosmology and the big mysteries that we\u2019re working on today. In the book, I used only the most common thousand words in English, of which \u201cuniverse\u201d is not one, so it was a little bit of a radical science communication experiment that was quite successful. I think the success of the book is due to the fact that it was quirky and different and it spoke to an audience who would not necessarily come and listen to an astrophysics or cosmology lecture, because they might be intimidated by the subject and think it\u2019s not for them. But if you cast it in a simpler way, and a narrative and a story, which the book tried to do in this quirk format with the 1000 words, I think it works.\nThe book aimed to talk about important questions in science today and reach an audience who wouldn\u2019t necessarily otherwise be exposed to them. I think I\u2019ve been proud of the book and recognition from Foreign Policy because it proved it was possible for a wider cross-sections of society to be brought into the fold of this interesting research and questions about the fundamental origins of the universe\u2014what is the cosmos made of, where do we all come from\u2014those are too important questions to be left to the scientists alone. Everybody\u2019s got a stake in these questions. It\u2019s good to see that the public at large can participate in this kind of research that is funded by public money. It\u2019s only fair that everybody should share in the knowledge that\u2019s being generated.\n10. 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This was for many people, not just for myself, an extremely influential book, because it presented ideas about probabilistic inference, model selection and graphical models. It didn\u2019t have a particular focus in astrostatistics, but there are many researchers in my field that ended up reading the book and were inspired and influenced by it and then used those ideas in their own work. So I think to me that was a very inspirational book.\n11. What would you recommend to young people who want to start a career in astrostatistics?\nAstrostatistics provides a great opportunity to work on problems that are interesting, deep and solvable. These are not unsolvable problems; we can and will make advances thanks to upcoming new data sets, and develop methods that will solve current problems, thus giving young people and their ideas recognition and the opportunity of truly advancing the knowledge in the field. If academia ends up not being the right path for students and young researchers, and they end up leaving astrostatistics as an academic endeavour, with the tools and knowledge that they\u2019ve developed in terms of data analytics, statistics, machine learning, and so on, they become very highly employable. We have a large number of students from our group at Imperial setting off in the most interesting data analytical directions after they\u2019ve been with us. I think it\u2019s a very good direction, and it\u2019s one that has got an assured future both in academia and for society in general.\n12. Who are the people who have been influential in your career?\nIn terms of thinkers, certainly my PhD supervisor, Ruth Durrer, at the University of Geneva, is somebody who very early on in my career really modeled for me what it is to be a research scientist. So in that respect, she was an early influence on my career in that she taught me how to do research. 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        "raw_content": "CV Myth Exposed \u2013 Fitting a CV onto 2 Pages\nThere are a lot of resources out there from outplacement companies, CV advisers, HR consultants and recruitment consultants who all claim to be experts on writing CVs but who advise their clients to fit their CV onto two pages. They explain that if it is on more than this, people do not read it and that this is the recognised length of a CV.\nThis is absolute nonsense. 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        "raw_content": "Last week I got a rejection from Cardiff to study Undergraduate Medicine, and I\u2019m still smiling.\nI know that for many people rejection can be truly heart braking, particularly for some medical applicants who receive rejections from all universities. Many feel devalued and worthless. But I didn\u2019t, and I still don\u2019t. Why?\nI have a certain way of dealing with life, whereby I simply try to look at things purely as they are, in an emotionally detached state. So, when I got the news via UCAS track, I asked myself the following questions:\nDoes this mean I won\u2019t get into medical school this year?\nDoes this mean I won\u2019t get into any medical school at all?\nDoes this mean I will never become a doctor?\nDoes this mean I am stupid or incompetent?\nDoes this mean I shouldn\u2019t be a doctor?\nDoes this mean I should give up?\nWill being upset about this rejection further my progress into becoming a doctor one day?\nThe answer to all of these questions is a big fat NO. If you really want something, you will make it happen. One day I will be a doctor. I\u2019m not trying to be arrogant or big headed, but the true path into medicine, or whatever one\u2019s goal is, is determination. This is the sole ingredient to success (a little of luck is helpful, too). Sobbing over Cardiff won\u2019t change the situation or help it in anyway.\nI\u2019m still going to be a doctor one day. That\u2019s the big picture, and that\u2019s all that concerns me.\nLabels: application, england, medical school, medicine, rejection, UCAS, university",
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        "raw_content": "Victoria, in the south-east of Australia, is the most densely populated state in the country. But that\u2019s not the only remarkable thing about this fascinating place. It is also home to some extremely scenic places that provide a visual and experiential treat to any travelers who visit here during their Australia tour packages. Here are some of the most gorgeous locations you must explore in Victoria, whether you are a nature enthusiast, a landscape lover or would simply like to witness some glorious sights.\nThe Grampians National Park is renowned for its stunning rugged scenery and mountainous terrain. Spread throughout this park, are a number of amazingly scenic lookouts that you can reach via walking trails or by car or even thrilling treks that take you over sandstone ridges and between unusual rock formations to reward you with unbelievably beautiful vistas. Some of the most popular viewpoints include those at Mount Sturgeon, Mount Stapylton, Boronia Peak and The Pinnacle. If you\u2019re not up for walking and trekking and are travelling by car you should visit Boroka, Reed and Mount William which are easily accessible by road.\nFrom serene lakes and frothing rivers, to majestic sand dunes and rugged deserts to beautiful red gum forests and breathtaking sunsets, the range of landscapes you can encounter at The Murray will have you reaching for your camera repeatedly, just to capture the magnificent beauty of your surroundings. One of the highlights in the area that you should definitely try to catch is the view of the confluence of the Murray and Darling rivers that provides a mesmerizing display of swirling waters. This amazing spectacle is best seen from the viewing tower at Junction Park in Wentworth, so make sure to take some time out during your Australia tour packages to visit Junction Park.\nHome to some of Australia\u2019s most beautiful alpine scenery, High Country offers views of rugged mountains, rolling snow plains, lakes, rivers and fantastic viewpoints where you can cherish the beauty of nature. Some the most recommended lookouts in this area are Danny\u2019s Lookout on Mount Hotham, Power\u2019s Lookout, Tawonga Gap, and various view points on the summits Mount McKay, Mount Buller, and Mount Stirling.\nBeechworth Victoria\nYou might find your time filled with all the activities there are to do in Beechworth. Perhaps take a leisurely stroll while a tour guide tells dramatic tales of the gold rush days, or enjoy the sights as you go bike riding. Perhaps enjoy a day on the golf course or cool off with some swimming. Try some gold panning or bushwalking to relive those days gone by. While participating in these activities you will be able to take in all the beautiful surroundings.\nBe sure to check up on the many animals and the like that could be in the region. It is a precautionary step you may wish to take if you are not familiar with the area and are planning on spending your time outdoors to ensure your safety. You will find your stay enjoyable and will look forward to your next trip to Victoria.",
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        "raw_content": "A Leader's Guide to the\n\u200bPlatform Economy\n\u201cShift tells us everything we wanted to know about the emerging digital economy but were afraid to ask.\u201d \u2013Steve Denning\nLearn how to succeed in the shifting economy\nThere is a new economy growing all around us. Whether you lead a business or work in one, are a freelancer or employee, are beginning a career or working your way up the ladder, Shift provides a guide to the major changes that are reshaping the economy and our lives. Haydn Shaughnessy spells out why the current economic transformation is different from anything that preceded it.\nThe digital economy is not just about new technology. Dramatic changes are taking place in how people work together, how they think about society and wealth, and the risks and options they face in employment and business.\nHaydn draws a detailed picture of new power groups that are driving this new economy\u2014turning rapid innovation into real-time disruption. These power groups are rendering governments increasingly irrelevant in their traditional job creation and economic growth roles, and putting more demands on companies and individuals in an economy increasingly dominated by hyper-success stories like Apple and Google.\nShift is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the digital revolution that is changing economic policy, work and prosperity for the vast majority of people. It is a survival guide for the 21st century economy.\nBulk Order - Print\nConnect with Haydn\nHaydn Shaughnessy trained as an economic historian at the London School of Economics and Oxford University. He is a research fellow at the University of California, Irvine, and a former fellow of the Society for New Communications Research. He was a visiting fellow at Genera Insight, a senior research associate of the European Institute for the Media, and the Centre for Employment Research, at Manchester Victoria University and Manchester Metropolitan University respectively. He worked as a program manager for advanced communications projects at the European Union in the early 1990s where he wrote about 3G, Fiber to the Home and Advanced Electronic learning environments. He was a partner at The Conversation Group, the first social agency, and has advised major companies and government departments in the Netherlands, Sweden and the European Union.\nHaydn wrote the \u201cRe: Thinking Innovation\u201d column at Forbes and has written on innovation for the Irish Times. He has also written for Gigaom, The Wall Street Journal, the Times, Radio Times, and many others. His work also embraces semantic analysis of emerging patterns of thought and behavior.",
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This can, but will not always, lead to the third method of playing Shenmue, grow a thick skin to poorly delivered lines and get swept up in the drama despite it being presented so undramatically.\nThe music of Shenmue always functions as the direct inverse of the voice acting. The worse the actors sound, the better the music playing in the background is. The sweeping score combines with some pretty well done camera shots during cut scenes to almost negate the dialog entirely. I\u2019ve always found the cut scene of Ryo dreaming of his father\u2019s death to be particularly haunting, though the music is not included on the official soundtrack.\nThat I just spent so long describing the game without mentioning how it plays is somewhat telling. Shenmue\u2019s strengths are mostly frivolous: there is a weather system that matches each day to the real weather patterns of Japan in 1986; there are obscene amounts of detail in every corner of your town; there are dozens of fully voiced people who go about their day according to a realistic schedule; and there are perfect ports of Yu Suzuki arcade games. But the actual gameplay of Shenmue mostly consists of fetch quests.\nIn the roughly 80 minutes we spent playing last night, there were zero fights and a single one button press QTE to keep a soccer ball from hitting Ryo (it was \u201cA\u201d). The rest of the time we spent talking to people on the street about the day of the incident, the day it rained, the day it thundered, the day it snowed, the black car, the men in suits, the old man\u2019s injured back, the mud on Nazomi\u2019s dress, the words Tom exchanged, a Chinese, the three blades, and finally sailors. 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        "raw_content": "Side Hustle - Why Everyone Should Make Money Online\nDo you have a side hustle? Well, let me explain why I think you need one. In fact, I totally believe everyone needs a way to make some extra money. First, what is a side hustle? If you have a full-time job or a primary income source that you\u2019re relying on, it means that you have a secondary way to bring in an extra income whether that be cutting or braiding hair, selling some jewelry or another craft, catering or party planning, selling hot dogs or life insurance, etc. Basically, a side hustle is doing something that brings in an extra income for you. I don't care what it is that you're doing. It means that it's not your primary income but you're doing it on the side to make an additional income.\nThe goal in the home business industry is for us, at some point, to replace our full-time income with our side hustle income. Whatever side hustle you're doing, I recommend that you do something that you love. That way when you get to the point where you have replaced your full-time income then you quit your job if that's something that you want to do.\nWhy do I believe you need to have a side hustle?\nLet me just give you an example of what happened to me. I worked for eight years at my first company, which I loved by the way and then I got laid off. I worked a few other jobs and then found another company that I loved and worked there for five years, and then I got laid off again. In between time I always had a side hustle. I started my first side hustle (home business) back in the year 2000 and had always had an income stream on the side. For the first ten years, I struggled and jumped from company to company until 2010. I finally was able to make more money with my side hustle to replace my full-time job.\nNow, I didn\u2019t see the first or 2nd layoff coming. But I did see the third layoff coming. I noticed that management at the company that I was collecting auto loan payments for were moving out of town. They were leaving Colorado and going to Texas or some other branch. That for me was a telltale sign that another layoff was happening for me. I just was not going to go through the third layoff. That\u2019s when I was finally comfortable enough with my side hustle to quit my job in March of 2010. So that\u2019s what I did.\nI quit the job that I hated.\nI haven't had to work for anyone since. Matter of fact, I just celebrated my sixth year anniversary of having fired my boss for good. I feel like everyone needs a side hustle because I don't want what happened to me to happen to you. Layoffs happen all the time, downsizing, restructuring, or whatever it\u2019s being called when it happens to you, protect yourself in advance by having a side-hustle. You could lose your job at any moment and unfortunately, most people do not have a plan B. It's important to me that you have a plan B, because if you do lose your job that is when the struggle really happens. That is where you have to figure out what you're going to do to pay your bills or get your next meal.\nI believe that before a tragedy happens you should prepare for it. Just like getting life insurance. We get life insurance for a reason, we get car insurance for a reason. Make your side hustle your \u201cinsurance\u201d for just in case you lose your job. Just in case something happens where you can't go to that job. Maybe you don't get laid off but maybe you get hurt and you need to take time off, three, four months off because of some type of injury. But if you have a side hustle, you can make income on the internet from the comfort of your home so that you don't have to lose your home, you don't have to lose your car because you can still pay your bills.\nWas this video helpful? Feel free to share it if you got value. You can also scroll down to the bottom of this post and drop a comment. I'd love to know what you think.\nIf you enjoyed this post on Why Everyone Should Have a Side Hustle & Make Extra Money Online with a Home Business, retweet, share on Facebook and comment please. (Sharing is caring...)\nQuit My Job - How Will I Know...",
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        "raw_content": "Watch Nile Rodgers & CHIC's New \"Sober\" Music Video Featuring Craig David & Stefflon Don\nRodgers unlocks \"the science behind the perfect groove\"\nNile Rodgers and CHIC just released a funky new video to go along with their latest release, \"Sober\" featuring the incredibly talented likes of Craig David and Stefflon Don.\nRelated: Chic Releases First Album in 26 Years\nThe legendary guitarist who has enough funky riffs to make your head spin, Nile Rodgers, recruited both Elton John and Lady Gaga for their latest album, It\u2019s About Time. It's the third single off the album, next to \u201cBoogie All Night\u201d and \u201cTill the World Falls.\u201d\nWatch the new Nile Rodgers & CHIC video for \"SOBER\" featuring Craig David & Stefflon Don!\nLINK: https://t.co/nmvr350Fc3 https://t.co/nmvr350Fc3\n\u2014 Nile Rodgers (@nilerodgers) October 10, 2018\nWatch Rodgers \"unlock the science behind the perfect groove\" in this new music video for \"Sober,\" below, and get down with ya' bad self!",
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        "raw_content": "VIDEO: Michigan man pulls gun on former co-workers\nSurveillance video shows the terrifying moments after a disgruntled ex-employee pulled a gun on his former co-workers in Michigan earlier this month, according to the Livonia Polic (WLS)\nLIVONIA, Mich. (WLS) --\nSurveillance video shows the terrifying moments after a disgruntled ex-employee pulled a gun on his former co-workers in Michigan earlier this month, according to the Livonia Police Department.\nLivonia police responded to a report of a man with a gun at Texas Choice Meats. The suspect, Michael Shemon, had been fired from the meat-dealing business earlier that day.\nShemon later returned with a weapon. He told police he pulled a handgun out of his coat pocket, racked the slide, pointed it at one of his former co-workers and said he was going to kill him. But the gun jammed before he could do any damage.\nResponding officers found Shemon in the parking lot, police said. He ran in and out of a nearby business before they were able to arrest him.\nHe was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, possession of a Taser, felony firearm and being a habitual offender, police said, and given a $750,000 cash bond.\nworkplacegun violenceu.s. & worldMichigan",
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        "raw_content": "Startup Monday: Karma\nA perk of being an event planner is having the ability to be invited to so many great events. What better way to thank your host, than to give them a gift? Instead of giving a box of chocolates and flowers, let San Francisco\u2019s newest start-up company Karma help you make things more personalized.\nFounded in 2011, Karma is the newest social mobile gifting service. It lets you give gifts to others just by using a mobile device. First, pick a card to go with the gift. Then the recipient will be notified via Facebook, email or text. You don\u2019t even need to bother them for their address. When the gift is finally received, the recipient can choose which color, flavor, or style of gift they want.\nAnother great thing about Karma is that recipients have the chance of swapping a gift or donating to charity. You can consider this the gift that keeps on giving. I know what you\u2019re thinking, \u201cI don\u2019t want them to know that I exchanged or donated the gift\u201d. Don\u2019t worry, Karma doesn\u2019t tell if the recipient does either.\nThe Karma app is currently available at the iTunes app store and Android market. They have also partnered with great companies like, Domaine Chandon, Kate Spade, and Magnolia Cupcakes.\nNext time you gift, have Karma help you decide what to send! Let us know if you\u2019ve tried this service in the comments below, or on Facebook or Twitter!",
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        "raw_content": "Delivering Better Care Quality Improvement\nStudy Snapshot: Interpersonal and Clinical Qualities Matter to People Receiving Diabetes, Joint Replacement, and Maternity Care\nThis study snapshot outlines findings from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-funded research examining what qualities of physicians and hospitals matter to patients.\nLow-quality health care can be both tragic and financially costly for patients and families. Many entities have invested in reporting quality ratings and data to the public, in the hope that doing so will help people choose high-quality, reasonably priced care. But there is considerable progress to be made in measuring and reporting on quality in ways that reflect what members of the public need and want.\nThis study snapshot outlines research from David Schleifer, Ph.D., and colleagues at Public Agenda who explored perspectives on quality among people who have recently experienced one of three common types of health care: type 2 diabetes care, joint replacement surgery and maternity care.\nA full report and a short brief on the findings from this research, as well as the full survey toplines, methodology, question wordings and sample characteristics are available here.",
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        "raw_content": "This past week I spent time with a thousand women entrepreneurs at a business conference and repeatedly I heard people say things like \u201cI\u2019m unique\u201d or \u201cI\u2019m going to be \u2018me\u2019 and that will be my unique selling proposition\u201d. The problem was that it was those exact same people who were struggling in their business because they lack a \u2018real\u2019 product of valuable service. I\u2019m not trying to be mean, but you cannot build a business on passion and uniqueness. You have to have a product or service that is monitizable and exceptional.\nYou can\u2019t build a business on uniqueness alone.\nIf you are still playing the unique card, then it is time to stop and define your business model on something you can actually sell. Business is a transaction and that transaction should include cash\u2026not just likes or followers. It is time to ask yourself exactly what do you do and how do you make money doing it and finally, could you sell your business if you wanted to.\nDon\u2019t be so unique that all you do is get attention and not customers. In the big leagues, what differentiates a quality product or service is whether or not the product or service meets the needs of the customer. It is excellence you should strive for, not uniqueness.\nIt is excellence you should strive for, not uniqueness.",
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        "raw_content": "America is over ITS DONE\nBill Ayers spoke at the University of Oregon last week on the subject of teaching and organizing for \u201csocial justice.\u201d His speech was not free of the radical sentiments he is well-known for espousing (especially in the company of America\u2019s youth). Case in point: he spoke of the end of America, a new world, and what our role ought to be in all of it.\nAlmost as interesting as Ayers\u2019 speech itself, perhaps, was how the leftist radical was introduced by the university students. One girl, who described herself as a doctoral student at the university, spoke of the privilege they would have with their honored guest, in an \u201cevening [of] radical imagination.\u201d\nTwo others, an associate professor at the university and a graduate student, remarked: \u201cMost of us have in one way or another acknowledged the sovereign authority of the U.S. government\u2013 or the state of Oregon\u2013 in order to be here tonight, either admission to the university, applying for a job, or just paying the parking meter. We have not, however, asked permission of the [Native Americans] whose ancestral home this is, and to fail to acknowledge that this remains disputed territory would in effect be taking sides, [and] reinforce the erasure of indigenous history and indigenous peoples.\u201d\nWhen Ayers spoke, it was largely of how the \u201cAmerican Empire\u201d is over, and what this means for her citizens (though there was a fair amount of \u201cthe wasteful American\u201d theme throughout as well):\nThe great challenge for our generation [is] to find a way not just to live differently as individuals, but to find a way to think differently about what work means, to think differently about citizenship means, to think differently about what it means to be a \u2018citizen of the world.\u2019 One of the great dangers that we live in right now, is I don\u2019t think there\u2019s any question, and I don\u2019t think any of you would question, that the American Empire is in decline\u2013that economically, and politically, and in some ways culturally, that we are in decline. And yet, the United States remains the most powerful, weaponized military system the Earth has ever known.\nThat\u2019s a treacherous combination. A declining economic power, and an expanding military power. And we are going to have to find ways to re-imagine what it means to live in this coun\u2013in this world. And here we are 4% of the world\u2019s population, 4.5% of the world\u2019s population, consuming vast amounts of natural resources, consuming vast amounts of finished goods, and no politician will say that the empire is declining and that the game is over.\nIt\u2019s over. Now what?\nPerhaps we will transform into a Euro-style state, though that was not a peaceful transition for Europeans, Ayers noted:\nAnd you know, my optimistic friends say: \u201cOh boy, we\u2019re going to look like Germany, or England, or France,\u201d and I think \u201cJeese.\u201d I mean, first of all, for England and France and Germany to become non-empires it took the deaths of millions and millions of people, so let\u2019s remember that.\nMay. 2, 2012 4:17pm Erica Ritz\n(Related: Bill Ayers: \u2018I Get Up Every Morning and Think\u2026Today I\u2019m Going to End Capitalism)\nBill Ayers Tells University of Oregon Students that Americas Game is Over and a New World is Coming\nOn a less chilling, and far more familiar note, Ayers called Republicans racist militants:\nBut let\u2019s also remember that as power shifts, and as people feel something changing, they can either embrace it as a possible good thing in the world, or they can hold on to and become more, you know, reactionary. More racist, more militaristic, and that\u2019s happening too. So it shouldn\u2019t surprise us to see the Republican primaries.\nI don\u2019t know about you but I watch the debates as if watching a train wreck, I mean I was just fascinated with it\u2013 my wife is just sickened by it\u2013 but, I thought it was interesting and also telling that that is a tendency that we\u2019re going to see more and more of.\nBut how does the leftist radical see the world from here? With all of the protests and the great changes throughout the world, what does Bill Ayers see for our future?\nAnd that means, for me that means, that it\u2019s our responsibility to fight here and now for a little more democracy, a little more participation, a little more peace, and keep putting our shoulder on that wheel because the opposition is fighting for\u2013 you know, another world is definitely coming, but that doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s going to be a better world, and it\u2019s our responsibility to jump in.\nTags: America\u2019s \u2018Game Is Over, Bill Ayers\nFALSE FLAGS IN CANADA \u2013 SHOOTINGS AT PARLIAMENT WERE FAKE HOMELAND IN-SECURITY: Rise Of The Global Police State (Full Length) HD",
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        "raw_content": "Living in New Zealand comes with a lot of perks. For starters, the landscape is absolutely stunning, the people are friendly, and the coffee is damn good. It\u2019s pretty amazing how quickly you can adjust to life in a new country, it feels like I\u2019ve been here for ages.\nBut now that I\u2019ve been in New Zealand for ten months (can you believe it!), I\u2019ve had a bit of time to reflect on my time as an Expat. Most of my takeaways have been positive though I can\u2019t help but miss a few things from home.\nHere are the five things I miss about living in the U.S\u2026\nThinking about a spur-of-the-moment road trip in New Zealand? Think again. With gas costing around $2.12 per litre right now, weekend adventures can quickly turn into expensive endeavors. We moved to the South Island to explore New Zealand\u2019s beautiful terrain but sometimes a flight to the North Island is cheaper than road-tripping down South. It\u2019s hard to believe that a year ago I was paying around $3.50 per gallon, I didn\u2019t know how good I had it.\n2. Free Shipping/Amazon Prime\nGone are the days of free overnight shipping and one-stop shopping for everything I could ever need or want all on one website. Amazon isn\u2019t really accessible here yet (though they\u2019ve just launched Prime in Australia so fingers crossed!!). I recently tried AliExpress for the first time, which seems to be the closest equivalent. Their prices are cheap but shipping is notoriously unreliable. I opted to buy my wedding veil and some wedding accessories through their website and delivery took about two months.\n3. Affordable Makeup\nNo matter how many warnings I got from friends before moving, no one could have truly prepared me for the insane price of makeup in NZ. I was shocked the first time I saw a drugstore mascara on the shelves for $35 NZD. Thankfully, my very supportive family has sent me a few things to hold me over until my next trip back to the States. I just can\u2019t justify spending $70 on a foundation.\n4. Chatting with Strangers\nOne of the best things about traveling is chatting with interesting people. As someone who can pretty much talk to a wall, I\u2019ve found Kiwis tough nuts to crack. If my accent wasn\u2019t already a dead give away, my chattiness around strangers pretty much puts a big ol\u2019 \u201cShe\u2019s Not From These Parts\u201d stamp on my forehead. Sometimes I miss the ease and openness of Americans. I\u2019ve noticed that alcohol seems to be a really important social lubricant here which kind of explains the heavy drinking culture you find around NZ.\n5. Being in the Same Time Zone as Friends and Family\nMore than once I\u2019ve gone to call my mom on my way home from work only to remember that it\u2019s midnight in Chicago and she\u2019s sleeping and I can\u2019t tell you how many times my dad has sent a stream of messages at 4:00am NZST just checking in. Living 15-17 hours ahead of friends and family is a pain in the butt. Since I work standard businesses hours Monday to Friday, catch-ups have been limited to weekends and usually require a lot of messages back and forth to schedule. I miss being able to pick up the phone and just call spontaneously.\nIn a lot of ways, this move has forced me to look at my own habits. I\u2019m happy to have left behind the consumer culture of America, I buy less now that it\u2019s not just a click away.\nInstead of wasting the petrol on a 10-minute drive, I take the bus to work which actually makes me feel a bit better about my carbon footprint.\nSure, the time zones are frustrating and family and friends can sometimes feel very far away, but I know that I\u2019ve gained more in moving to New Zealand than I\u2019ve lost in leaving the States. Plus a trip home is only a flight away\u2026\nThanks for checking out AwP! Let me know what you thought of this week\u2019s post in the comments below\u2026\nCultural Differences expat Featured Five Things Home New Zealand United States\n2 thoughts on \u201cFive Things I Miss About Living in America\u201d\nHannah Rose Levy says:\nthe states miss you too \u2764\nI\u2019ll be back for a visit in July!",
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        "raw_content": "Offering services that promote people's development through financial inclusion\nIn 2018, Africa remains a continent with very low banking. In countries where Societe Generale is present, banking rates range from 8% (Burkina Faso) to more than 60% (Maghreb countries).\nSociete Generale has for many decades been a major player in local economies, with the aim of participating in the financial inclusion of populations.\nAt the same time, for some 15 years, microfinance operators have endeavored to serve people who have been out of the banking system or who have been excluded from traditional banking models by giving them access to financial services. The ambition of these operators is to expand the scope of their activities and make them sustainable. Financing the activities of these microfinance actors is a key issue for their sustainability.\nConscious that the action of the banks to increase the banking industry encountered some limits, and faced with the emergence of these new actors of the microfinance, Societe Generale decided very early to participate in the development of this sector and to contribute by this means and therefore indirectly to the banking of the local population or to the development of very small businesses and SMEs. It has been acting on this sector for more than 10 years and in different forms:\nThe provision of credit lines to meet the financing needs of \"bankable\" microfinance institutions by providing them with local currency resources and generally by positioning themselves as sustainable banking partners for the institutions they support.\nCreation and support as a founding shareholder of five microfinance institutions in Madagascar, Cameroon, Ghana, C\u00f4te d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso by local Societe Generale subsidiaries alongside bilateral or multilateral institutions development (AFD, IFC, FMO etc.). These institutions now serve 400,000 clients, of whom approximately 20% are borrowers (with average outstanding loans of less than \u20ac 2,500).\nThus Societe Generale has played a unique role in the microfinance sector and has acquired from these partners a solid experience which is reflected today in:\nOutstanding loans amounting to \u20ac 60 million, which represents around 10% of the gap between loans and deposits of the institutions present in its African perimeter;\nA synergy partnership with Advans Group and its African subsidiaries;\nA close relationship with Baobab group (GENEFINANCE, a subsidiary of Societe Generale, was one of the founding shareholders of Microcred Holding in 2005 - a stake sold in April 2016).\nIt is in particular his knowledge of the local economic fabric and the mechanisms of MFIs that reinforced Societe Generale's conviction that there is a real need in terms of alternative banking models and the place for all to accelerate financial inclusion in Africa.\nThis is why Societe Generale, in parallel with these indirect contributions via MFIs, is developing services of its own, such as the Manko model in Senegal since 2012 or its mobile banking model YUP launched in 2017.\nSociete Generale's commitment with microfinance sector players\nThe Group's ambition is to capitalize on this franchise by developing relationships with microfinance institutions or groups in good conditions of profitability, risk and compliance.\nThis ambition is divided into three parts:\n1. Increase the Bank's relationship and share in financing the continent's robust institutions by meeting their local debt financing needs (or marginally in capital when a \"capital\" role makes sense)\nIt is a necessity in Maghreb where microfinance institutions are not allowed to collect deposits from their clients; less structural, the need is just as significant in sub-Saharan Africa to support growing networks (Advans, Baobab, ACEP, Cofina, etc.) or in an ALM management approach to offset the volatility of deposits with long-term financing. Societe Generale has doubled its outstanding amounts by 2022.\nAt the same time, the Group will position itself as a preferred partner for corporate finance operations at subsidiaries or holding companies of microfinance groups.\n2. Build a risk policy on these players and a dedicated device to manage risks taking and monitoring on these players\nCredit guidelines for microfinance operators have been validated. 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The standards thus defined will be communicated to the client microfinance institutions.\nSimple and accessible quasi-bank products for a wide population today majoritarily unbanked thanks to YUP\nYUP was launched with a goal of 1 million wallets and 8,000 agents in 2020 and this goal is confirmed.\nIn the fourth quarter of 2018, YUP already has nearly 300,000 customers (including an estimated 70% of unbanked) and more than 4,500 agents referenced in 5 countries: Senegal, C\u00f4te d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Cameroon and Ghana. YUP will be deployed in 3 other countries in early 2019.\nYUP will continue to gain functionality and is committed to opening credit and savings to a larger customer base.\nThis will be the case with a payday advance offer via Manko in Senegal, or the granting of credit based on a behavioral analysis on the YUP wallet (via a predictive algorithm).\nYUP will also be able to enlist and include rural people.\nFirst concrete examples already exist: operation with ACF in Northeastern Senegal, farmers and planters in remote areas of Burkina Faso with FAO, wage payments on plantations. An enhanced connectivity solution is also being tested with the statup Bebound, allowing remote populations to enlist or do their operations even if the area is not covered by a quality internet (if at all).\nFinancial inclusion will also include social inclusion through new non-financial services.\nThus YUP has signed partnerships with Universal Music, Youscribe, MyJouleBox, and supports and incubates start-ups (InvestEd, Weebi, Cooffa, Dothan Group) that allow YUP to bring new uses.\nYUP and Societe Generale subsidiaries work together to make banking customers vectors of YUP's virality, and therefore financial inclusion.\nSynergies between YUP and the banking networks are numerous, for instance:\nThe Mobile Banking application \"Connect\", which equips the clients of the Societe Generale subsidiaries in the sub-region, allowing them to directly supply thei YUP wallet,\nthe possibility of distributing Societe Generale products via the YUP channel,\nor the financial support of the YUP agents, factor of loyalty and emergence of agents or operators..",
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        "raw_content": "Disease outbreak - Lassa fever - Nigeria - 23 March 2018...\nDisease outbreak - Lassa fever - Nigeria - 23 March 2018\nFrom 1 January through 18 March 2018, 1495 suspected cases and 119 deaths have been reported from 19 states (Anambra, Bauchi, Benue, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Ekiti, Federal Capital Territory, Gombe, Imo, Kaduna, Kogi, Lagos, Nasarawa, Ondo, Osun, Plateau, Rivers, and Taraba). During this period 376 patients were confirmed, nine were classified as probable, 1084 tested negative and 26 are awaiting laboratory results (pending). Among the 376 cases classified as confirmed and nine classified as probable, 95 deaths were reported (case fatality rate for confirmed and probable cases = 24.7%).\nFrom 1 January through 18 March, seventeen health care workers in six states (Benue, Ebonyi, Edo, Kogi, Nasarawa, and Ondo) have been infected, four of whom have died.\nSince 1 January 2018, the number of Lassa fever cases increased from 10 to 70 weekly reported cases. However since mid-February, there has been a downward trend in the weekly reported number of Lassa fever cases.\nLassa fever case management centres are operational in three states (Ebonyi, Edo, and Ondo States). The health care workers working in these centres are trained in standard infection control and prevention (IPC) as well as use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and case management. In addition, the suspected cases and deaths reported in community settings are being actively investigated by the field teams and contacts are being followed up. Currently, three laboratories at Abuja, Irrua and Lagos are operational and testing samples for Lassa fever by polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Phylogenetic analysis of 27 viruses detected during the 2018 outbreak, performed at Irrua and Bernard Nocht Institute, has shown evidence of multiple, independent introductions of different viruses and viruses similar to previously circulating lineages identified in Nigeria. This highlights the spillover from the rodent population rather than human to human transmission.\nWHO continues to support the outbreak response, mainly in the domains of enhanced surveillance, contact tracing, strengthening of diagnostic capacity, case management, IPC and risk communication. In addition, WHO continues to work on standardizing treatment guidance across all treatment centres and on standardization of the reporting.\nLassa fever is endemic in the West African countries of Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Benin, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Togo and Nigeria.\nA national Lassa fever Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) was activated in Abuja on 22 January and continues to coordinate response activities in collaboration with WHO and other partners.\nA comprehensive incident action plan has been developed to guide response activities and inform priority areas for collaboration with partners and resource mobilization.\nA team of Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) staff and Nigeria Field Epidemiology and Laboratory Training Program (NFELTP) residents were deployed to respond to the Ebonyi, Ondo, and Edo outbreaks. State level EOCs have also been created.\nThe three most affected states of Edo, Ondo and Ebonyi have dedicated Lassa fever treatment units and intravenous ribavirin is available for treatment of confirmed cases.\nNCDC is collaborating with a non-governmental organization, the Alliance for International Medical Action (ALIMA), to support the treatment centres in Owo and Irrua; and with M\u00e9decins Sans Fronti\u00e8res (MSF) to support IPC interventions in Abakaliki.\nEnhanced surveillance is ongoing in states with an active outbreak and state line lists of cases are being uploaded to a national level database, a viral haemorrhagic fever management system.\nNCDC with partners ALIMA have supplied Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital and Federal Medical Centre Owo with tents and beds to increase in-patient capacity. NCDC with WHO support has supplied PPE to all treatment centres.\nStaff from Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital are providing clinical case management advice to other hospitals with suspected cases, and a 24-hour Lassa fever case management call line has been established. A Lassa fever committee has been established in Abakaliki to improve the care of patients affected by Lassa fever.\nNCDC has deployed risk communication and community engagement teams to Edo, Ondo and Ebonyi to promote personal and community hygiene, as well as prompt health seeking behaviour.\nLassa fever is a viral haemorrhagic fever that is transmitted to humans via contact with food or household items contaminated with rodent urine or faeces. Person-to-person infections and laboratory transmission can also occur when there is unprotected contact with blood or bodily fluids. Although the overall case fatality rate is 1% in all patients with Lassa fever (when asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic patients are included), mortality has been reported to be as high as 20% or higher among patients hospitalized with severe illness. Early supportive care with rehydration and ribavirin treatment improves survival. There is no evidence to support the role of ribavirin as post-exposure prophylactic treatment for Lassa fever, except for high-risk contacts. Lassa fever is known to be endemic in Benin, Guinea, Ghana, Liberia, Mali, Sierra Leone, Togo and Nigeria, and most likely exists in other West African countries.\nThe current Lassa fever outbreak in Nigeria shows a decreasing trend in the number of cases and deaths in the most recent four weeks. This declining trend needs to be interpreted with caution as historical data shows that the high transmission period has not passed. The surveillance system has recently been strengthened. This is the largest outbreak of Lassa fever ever reported in Nigeria.\nThe infection of 17 health care workers highlights the urgent need to strengthen infection prevention and control practices in all health care setting for all patients, regardless of their presumed diagnosis. Given the high number of states affected, triage and initial clinical management will likely happen in health centres that are not appropriately prepared to care for patients affected by Lassa fever and the risk of infection in health care workers will increase.\nThe reporting of confirmed cases in different parts of the country and porous borders with neighbouring countries indicate a risk of spread nationally and to neighbouring countries. An overall moderate level of risk remains at the regional level. Public health actions should be focused on enhancing ongoing activities including surveillance, contact tracing, laboratory testing, and case management. Greater coordination and information sharing regarding Lassa fever cases and contacts with Benin would also contribute to rapid detection and response to cross-border spread of the outbreak.\nPrevention of Lassa fever relies on community engagement and promoting hygienic conditions to discourage rodents from entering homes. In healthcare settings, staff should consistently implement standard infection prevention and control measures when caring for patients to prevent nosocomial spread of infections.\nTravellers from areas where Lassa fever is endemic can export the disease to other countries, although this rarely occurs. The diagnosis of Lassa fever should be considered in febrile patients returning from West Africa, especially if they have been in rural areas or hospitals in countries where Lassa fever is endemic. Health care workers seeing a patient suspected to have Lassa fever should immediately contact local and national experts for guidance and to arrange for laboratory testing and use appropriate infection and control measures.\nWHO fact sheet on Lassa fever",
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        "title": "\u201cI Don\u2019t Want Problems, I Want Solutions\u201d \u2013 Things Managers Say that Destroy a Culture of Teamwork \u2013 Agile-Mercurial",
        "raw_content": "Home \u203a Leadership \u203a Human-Centered Management \u203a \u201cI Don\u2019t Want Problems, I Want Solutions\u201d \u2013 Things Managers Say that Destroy a Culture of Teamwork\nYou want your team to work as a unified team, but for some reason, your efforts at building a team-driven culture seem to be failing. You put up all the posters, talk about the value of teamwork in meetings, created a reward program to honor those that go above and beyond, and you even refer to them as your family; but nothing seems to be working to help them become a unified team.\nWell, for one, a lot of families are dysfunctional and I am not sure you want to be using that as a model for teamwork. Secondly, have you considered your other interactions with employees, maybe not yours directly, but your companies interactions as a whole \u2013 like the direct supervisors or managers \u2013 may be partly to blame.\nNow, I am not one to blame everything on the direct managers. Sometimes administrative policies make managers do things they don\u2019t agree with or make them feel they have to do things a certain way. Maybe I will get more into that in a future post, for now, I want to look at some of the things managers or supervisors say that can cause the destruction of your efforts to create a team-driven culture.\n\u201cI Don\u2019t Want Problems, I Want Solutions\u201d\nGood for you, now would you like me to tell you about this problem so we can work out a solution or should I keep my mouth shut until it magically fixes itself?\nThe problem I have with this phrase is that it almost encourages someone to not speak up if they notice a problem. What if the employee notices an issue they don\u2019t have the skills to fix or come up with a solution and have no idea who would be able to come up with one?\nDo you want them to not say anything then because you had to tell them you \u201cdon\u2019t want problems\u201d like you think it makes you good at managing people? Well, we want managers that do their job and help facilitate solutions, but clearly, we aren\u2019t going to get that from you.\nI had one boss, this seemed to be his motto. And he was also always upset about being out of the loop when issues came up. You either fixed the problem, found your own help fixing the problem, or ignored the problem until you could do either of those things. Why tell him after you have already solved the issue?\nHe was often blindsided when his superiors questioned him on the issue. It was both funny and satisfying when that would happen to him. He never made the connection between what he would say, and our actions in not letting him know about things.\nWhat You Should Say Instead:\nYou could say, \u201cWe are a team, and if you encounter a problem you can\u2019t fix, we will work out how to fix it together.\u201d\nOr, \u201cIf you encounter problems, whether you solved them or not, I would like to be kept in the loop. Maybe I can offer suggestions to help.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t care where, just not there\u201d or \u201cI don\u2019t care how, just fix it\u201d (Some variation of \u2018Just figure it out\u2019)\nI first came across this one working in a factory. A large steel mold weighing several tons was sitting next to a machine. This was during a time when we had just gotten in brand new machines and things were a bit chaotic and floor space, and in particular, floor space for the molds was lacking.\nA supervisor pointed to a mold that wasn\u2019t really in the way, but not in an ideal spot, and told one of the mold setters to move it. The mold setter asked where he would like it (a logical question, given the state of the place at the time). The supervisor responded with, \u201cI don\u2019t care where, just not there.\u201d\nThis is almost the exact opposite of \u201cI don\u2019t want problems, I want solutions.\u201d The manager came to the employee with a problem and wasn\u2019t even considering helping with a solution. This isn\u2019t how a well functioning team works.\nThat mold sat there for half the day before finally getting moved somewhere.\nThe supervisor could have said, \u201cwe need to come up with a better place for this mold, let\u2019s think about who we can get to help,\u201d\nOr maybe, \u201cI am currently very busy, if you could look into finding a place I would appreciate it.\u201d\nAnything better than something that starts with \u201cI don\u2019t care.\u201d Because if you don\u2019t care, do you really think the employee you tasked with the job cared? I don\u2019t think he did. I am thinking he was tempted to move it five feet away into the aisleway because that would have met the definition of \u201cjust not there.\u201d(*Side note, I tried to convince him to do just that. I was joking of course, but I think he actually considered it.)\nGiving you a list of things they will fire you for on your first day\nLike most of my job horror stories, this also happened in a factory. It was my first day, in a brand-new job for my new employer. I had been there less than an hour before a manager came up to me and began to lecture me on all of the things that would get me fired. This wasn\u2019t even an onboarding process, I already went through that process.\n\u201cIf you think you are going to come in 5-minutes late every day, we won\u2019t hesitate to fire you.\u201d (I wasn\u2019t late, I was 30 minutes early.)\n\u201cIf we catch you going into an area without the right equipment on, you might as well walk out the door.\u201d\n\u201cIf you expect to use the sick time to get a day off, you better pay for a doctor while you are at it because you can be fired for it.\u201d\nAnd other nonsense I don\u2019t recall the details of.\nGiving me a list of things I can do that will make my \u201cfamily\u201d abandon me is sure to make me want to become a well-functioning member of your \u201cfamily.\u201d (This is sarcasm)\nI didn\u2019t work there very long. The final straw actually being when I refused to do something I knew to be unsafe and illegal, and I was brought in and lectured like a child over it. They didn\u2019t fire me, and I even put in a two-week notice. It was the only job I ever had that I strongly considered not putting in a two-week notice for.\nNothing, I already went through the onboarding with HR and knew the rules. But if you insist, here is what you could say instead \u2013\n\u201cDue to the nature of the work, we have a strict attendance policy.\u201d\n\u201cWe take safety very seriously and need you to make sure you comply with all safety rules.\u201d\nTheir safety standards were actually laughable (I learned what degloving was while working there, do not google that), but if you are going to fake it at least try to respect your employees.\nFirst off, factories can suck to work in. Other than that, I am sure many people have encountered some variation of the phrases above and many more. These are just the ones that stood out to me in my memory as being particularly counter to the culture of teamwork the managers were trying to build.\nThe worst part though, the hypocrisy of some of these supervisors. Some employees would say things like, \u201cIt\u2019s not my job\u201d when told to do something that was in fact not their job. Now, in a team-driven culture, I would suggest chipping in and helping out anyway despite it being \u201cnot your job\u201d\u2026 but in environments where the above phrases are the norm (not unique), what else do you expect?\nEspecially when the very supervisor saying some of these things above gets upset with an employee stating that something is not their job, and that very supervisor is also not willing to go outside of their job description to help get the job done. Showing no willingness to collaborate on a problem is not going to help people feel like they are on a team. The employees will mock the claims to team culture very openly.\nI know union rules are not always helpful in this area, but a good start at trying to help fix a team is to consider carefully the words that you use if you are a manager or supervisor. It won\u2019t fix the whole problem, but it is getting you at least a start towards fixing the problem.\n\u2039 Who is the Project Manager in Scrum?\nHacking Excel: Installing Selenium Basic \u203a\nonceyougoagile\nThank you. I could probably create a dozen more follow-ups to it. I heard once, \u201cI pay you guys to do what I tell you to do.\u201d Technically true I suppose, but most employers don\u2019t want mindless drones just going through the motions of what they were told to do.",
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        "title": "Jamie Lee Curtis | Aharoni in Unicode",
        "raw_content": "Posts Tagged 'Jamie Lee Curtis'\nMongol Bichig, or why Microsoft Internet Explorer is better than Firefox, Chrome and Opera\nPublished 2012-03-08\tfamily , Firefox , Free Software , gay , Google , language , localization , Microsoft Internet Explorer , Microsoft Windows , religion , writing 17 Comments\nTags: Brad Pitt, China, George Clooney, George Takei, Google Chrome, Jamie Lee Curtis, John C. Reilly, Kevin Bacon, Martin Sheen, Mongolian, Yeardley Smith\nAfter writing this post I found out that Google Chrome, in fact, does support vertical Mongolian text.\nThe title of this post is designed to catch the eye. Microsoft Internet Explorer is not better than Firefox, Chrome and Opera \u2013 it\u2019s worse than them in every imaginable regard.\nExcept one: the support for Mongol Bichig, the vertical Mongolian script.\nText in vertical Mongolian\nMongolian script is unique: its letters are connected, similarly to Arabic and its lines are written vertically. About three million Mongols in the independent republic of Mongolia use this script mostly for historical purposes, and use the Cyrillic script in their daily life, but the classical vertical script is the regular script for nearly six million Mongols in China \u2013 that\u2019s about twice as much people.\nThe only browser that is able to display the vertical Mongolian script is Microsoft Internet Explorer. I don\u2019t really know why Microsoft bothered to do it; maybe because the government of the People\u2019s Republic of China demanded it. If that is true, then i salute the government of the People\u2019s Republic of China. And i definitely salute Microsoft. I don\u2019t like Microsoft\u2019s insistence on keeping their code proprietary, but pioneering the support for this script, or any other, is praiseworthy.\nI am very sad that at this time i cannot recommend my Mongolian friends to use my favorite browser, Firefox, or other modern browsers such as Google Chrome and Opera. For all their modernity, speed, feature richness and standards compliance, they are useless to over six million people who want to read and write in the vertical Mongolian script. At most, these browsers can display the script horizontally and with some letters incorrectly rendered. This also means that the only useful operating system for these people is Microsoft Windows.\nOne explanation that i heard for not supporting the vertical Mongolian script is that the CSS writing modes standard is not completely defined. This is actually a good and even noble reason, but when the most basic ability to read a language is in question, experimental support is better than no support.\nSo, which modern free browser will be the first to support the Mongolian script? I guess that it will be Firefox, given its excellent track record in supporting Unicode, and that Google Chrome will follow it after three years or so. But if Chrome developers surprise me and get there first, i\u2019ll be just as happy. In any case, i am waiting impatiently, along with more than six million Mongols.\nA completely unrelated postscript, intentionally hidden here, feel free to stop reading now: This morning i woke up to find that my Planet Mozilla feed was filled with reactions to a post by Gervaise Markham a.k.a. Gerv, in which he advocated keeping marriage defined as a union between a man and a woman, essentially opposing gay marriage. A lot of people were angry that anti-gay comments appear in a Mozilla-related feed and a lot of people were angry that anything off-topic appears there. Some people supported Gerv in different ways.\nGerv is a very well-known and very talented Mozilla programmer, and also a devout Christian. His blog is called \u201cHacking for Christ\u201d. There\u2019s nothing weird or wrong about it \u2013 there are many other excellent Christian hackers, like Perl\u2019s Larry Wall and Jonathan Worthington and Mozilla\u2019s Jonathan Kew. Gerv\u2019s comment wasn\u2019t particularly hateful; as it often goes, it focused on the legal side of things. Gerv is also an unusually charming person; i had the pleasure to meet him in Berlin.\nAll that said, i support gay marriage, i don\u2019t support Gerv\u2019s comment and i think that he shouldn\u2019t have post it that way. But once he did, hey \u2013 water under the bridge. I care much more about his contributions to Mozilla\u2019s code than about his social, legal and religious opinions.\nAnd the loveliest part of it all is that in one the many comments to his post, i found a link to the play \u201c8\u201d, about the fight for recognizing gay marriage in California. On one hand, it\u2019s a very well played PR stunt, with the highest league stars such as like Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Martin Sheen, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Bacon, Yeardley Smith, John C. Reilly and George Takei. On the other hand, it\u2019s actually worth watching. If this is what came out of that poorly placed blog post, then i\u2019m not complaining.",
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        "raw_content": "He is the \u201cI am\u201d\n13 When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, \u201cWho do people say that the Son of Man is?\u201d14 \u201cWell,\u201d they replied, \u201csome say John the Baptist, some say Elijah, and others say Jeremiah or one of the other prophets.\u201d 15 Then he asked them, \u201cBut who do you say I am?\u201d 16 Simon Peter answered, \u201cYou are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.\u201d 17 Jesus replied, \u201cYou are blessed, Simon son of John,because my Father in heaven has revealed this to you. You did not learn this from any human being. 18 Now I say to you that you are Peter (which means \u2018rock\u2019), and upon this rock I will build my church, and all the powers of hell will not conquer it.\nIn prayer, I kept hearing \u201cWho do you say that I am?\u201d I begin thinking about all that He has done for me. But then, I hear it again \u201cWho do you say that I AM\u201d. Finally, I understand. It\u2019s not about what God can do for me. It\u2019s not just about the things that He has gotten me through, but who I believe He truly is. It\u2019s what I can testify too! I\u2019ve seen God move not in just my life but others as well, so with that, I can declare that God is truly sovereign over everything. So in prayer, I begin to shout out who God is\u2026\nMy Deliverer. My Friend. My Comfort. My Healer. My Provider. My Joy. My Peace. My God. etc\u2026Then I notice that no where in there did I declare him God over those who are lost and hurt. Those who are seeking peace and joy. For those who are suffering in depression and suicide.Those who have been hurt by religion. Families who want to be restored. Marriages that are broken and needing healing. See, God is what we declare Him as. He is ALL that. He comes in to be a shield of protection and because He conquered it all, He takes those very things that trouble us and sets us FREE\u2026Glory!!\nChallenge yourself in prayer and begin to shout out and declare who God is. Not just in your life but in the lives of others. This is a way to encourage yourself out of any current circumstance and to actively pray for people in your life. Begin to praise Him for those who will find Him and rejoice with them in their freedom!\nPrevious postBreaking off the chain: link by link.\nNext postHow can I help my husband today?",
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        "raw_content": "More Free Money UGMA \u2013 and Enron\nDavid and Arianna\nThere is nothing quite so impressive as an open mind. Having, like most people, a mind that\u2019s not nearly as open as I like to think it is \u2013 and what may be an even deeper than normal aversion to admitting I am wrong \u2013 I naturally think I\u2019m right about everything and that it\u2019s others who need to open their minds. (You know who you are.)\nBut I do try. And certainly on things like the well-intentioned but disastrous welfare system, we Democrats have learned a lesson or two over the years. I was so relieved when the leadership of the Democratic Party shifted so noticeably to the right a dozen years ago. We are still bleeding hearts \u2013 or at least I hope we are \u2013 but we are no longer jerking knees. Indeed, irony of ironies, it is the Democrats who have become the fiscal conservatives, balancing the budget and calling for the surplus to be used to build reserves for Social Security. (Don\u2019t for a minute think the long-term surplus disappeared because of the War on Terrorism, which costs little more than $1 billion a month. It disappeared primarily because we enacted a massive tax cut for the top 1% of taxpayers. Which was extraordinarily generous of the voters, and we in the top 1% truly appreciate it.)\nBut it\u2019s not just the Democratic leadership that shifted to the right \u2013 placing it pretty much in the moderate, progressive center \u2013 but also the Republican leadership. It, too, has shifted to the right \u2013 placing it pretty much on the right edge.\nI was offered up a fundraising prospect by a friend the other day who warned me that, while Larry was a man of means, he was a Republican \u2013 \u2018so good luck!\u2019 (Newcomers to this column: I am a fundraiser for the Democratic National Committee.)\nWhen I reached Larry, he told me that he no longer thought of himself as a Republican, he thought of himself as an Independent.\nI reported this back to my friend, who was \u2018pleased that Larry has shifted a bit to the left.\u2019\n\u2018No,\u2019 I explained, \u2018Larry hasn\u2019t shifted to the left. He has stood still. The political landscape has shifted to the right.\u2019\nNow, you may find a left-wing columnist or commentator who has recently seen the light and proclaimed himself a convert to the vision of Tom Delay and Trent Lott. I can\u2019t think of one. If you do, send me their names, which I pledge to report.\nBut I can think of at least two right-wingers who have swung the other way.\nOne is Arianna Huffington, former Newt Gingrich acolyte, whose column last week tells an interesting story. (See below.) And one is David Brock, whose forthcoming book, Blinded By the Right, I read this weekend.\n(David was the conservative journalist known for, among other things, pillorying Anita Hill so that Justice Clarence Thomas could be confirmed.)\nFirst, Arianna:\nAmeriCorps And Dick Armey\u2019s Friendly Fire\nTalk about friendly fire. That was House Majority Leader Dick Armey pronouncing the president \u201cso wrong\u201d on his plan to greatly expand federal funding for AmeriCorps \u2014 the national service program Armey called \u201cobnoxious.\u201d Poring over Armey\u2019s tirade, I could only shake my head knowingly and think: Been there. Done that. And Armey is as dead wrong as I was.\nI, too, had once scoffed at the notion of offering financial support to volunteers \u2014 after all, isn\u2019t \u201cpaid volunteer\u201d an oxymoron? In fact, on Oct. 17, 1995, I testified against AmeriCorps in Congress, convinced that young people should learn to volunteer out of the noble impulses of their hearts, not because they are getting a few dollars in return.\n\u201cHelping those in need is a moral imperative,\u201d I testified back then. \u201cIt is our responsibility \u2014 our obligation \u2014 and in a completely different realm from getting loans to go to school or money to live on. The people I most admire in this world are volunteering their time everyday without the benefit of any fancy, bureaucratically run programs.\u201d\nI believed that then and I believe it now. What\u2019s different is that I\u2019ve come to realize what a vital role programs like AmeriCorps can play in supporting the charitable efforts of those working in the trenches.\nMy conversion began seconds after I finished my testimony. Harris Wofford, the former senator from Pennsylvania who was then running AmeriCorps, came rushing up to me. I was expecting him to read me the riot act, but, instead, he asked me to lunch. I was taken aback, but intrigued \u2014 and off we went for some grilled chicken, a green salad, and a side order of crow.\nI must admit I\u2019m a sucker for passion, and Wofford \u2014 who had been instrumental in setting up the Peace Corps and had worked closely with Robert Kennedy \u2014 had more passion than an entire season of \u201cSex in the City.\u201d And now he was bringing it all to bear on AmeriCorps\u2019 mission of fostering national service by training 50,000 Americans a year to, among other things, tutor at-risk kids, build homes, help seniors, clean up trails and rivers, and assist the victims of natural disasters. \u201cMy dream,\u201d Wofford explained, \u201cis to make service of a substantial kind a common expectation of young people.\u201d\nIt was a masterful seduction. I don\u2019t think I\u2019ll ever forget the moment when we first locked eyes and he said to me: \u201cTogether we can crack the atom of civic power.\u201d Prompted by him, I was soon witnessing firsthand how, far from undermining the spirit of giving, as I had feared, AmeriCorps members actually acted as magnets drawing in other volunteers. Indeed, Wofford estimates that \u201cevery AmeriCorps member generates and makes possible the work of about 12 occasional volunteers.\u201d\nAs it turned out, the list of erstwhile AmeriCorps foes converted by Wofford is long and impressive, and includes many lawmakers not noted for flapping in the wind of legislative fashion, like Sens. John McCain, Dan Coats, and Rick Santorum, and Rep. John Kasich. In fact, McCain and Santorum \u2014 who once mocked AmeriCorps as a place \u201cfor hippie kids to stand around a campfire holding hands and singing \u2018Kum Ba Ya\u2019 at taxpayer expense\u201d \u2014 each ended up introducing legislation to expand the program.\nI called Wofford to ask him how he had let Armey slip through his net. \u201cWhen Gingrich became speaker,\u201d he told me, \u201cabolishing AmeriCorps was at the top of his agenda. Every year since then, a bill has been introduced to abolish AmeriCorps. And Armey has always supported it.\u201d\n\u201cOn the other hand,\u201d he continued, \u201clook at Kasich. He was adamantly opposed to AmeriCorps until he started researching a book on leadership and compassion, and discovered that the program he admired most, the Harlem Peacemakers, would not have been possible without the participation of fifty AmeriCorps members.\u201d\nStill deeply committed to mobilizing the country\u2019s young people, Wofford has just taken over as chairman of America\u2019s Promise \u2014 a post first held by Colin Powell. In a fitting twist, he replaces new Republican National Committee chair Marc Racicot, who, as Governor of Montana, was instrumental in getting all but one of the nation\u2019s top governors to sign a letter to Congress urging it to renew AmeriCorp\u2019s funding.\nOf course, charm and enthusiasm can only get you so far. In the end, it was confrontation with reality that transformed the thinking of so many influential Republicans. While, in theory, the private sector can rise to the occasion and provide the time and money needed to solve social problems, in the real world \u2014 of which conservatives pride themselves on being the only true denizens \u2014 it simply doesn\u2019t. I discovered the hard way how much easier it is to raise money or recruit volunteers for the opera or a fashionable museum than for a homeless shelter or an inner city after-school program.\nIt is sad but true that the task of overcoming our social problems is too monumental to be accomplished without the raw power of government appropriations and all the incentives we can muster to urge Americans \u2014 especially young ones \u2014 to make service part of their lives.\nThere are, of course, those who insist on elevating ideology above proven results. You would think that, post-Sept. 11, Dick Armey would be champing at the bit to tap into the new spirit of altruism and patriotism. Perhaps a lunch with Harris Wofford, John McCain, Rick Santorum and John Kasich would tip the balance. I\u2019ll bring the humble pie. We\u2019ve all admitted we were wrong. Why won\u2019t you, Mr. Armey?\n[Click here to subscribe to Arianna Huffington\u2019s column.]\nAnd then you have David Brock and his book, due out next month. David was a much more rabid conservative operative than Arianna.\nThis is a terrible book [Brock begins]. It is about lies told and reputations ruined. It is about what the conservative movement did, and what I did, as we plotted in the shadows, disregarded the law, and abused power to win even greater power.\nI came to Washington in 1986 as a conservative rebel from Berkeley, and from that moment through the latter part of the 1990\u2019s, as the leading right-wing scandal reporter, I was a witness to, and a participant in, all of the scandals that gripped the capital city \u2013 Iran-Contra, the failed nomination of Robert Bork to the Supreme Court, the Thomas-Hill hearings, Troopergate, Paula Jones, Whitewater, and the secret scheming that led to the impeachment of President Clinton. The conservative culture I thrived in was characterized by corrosive partisanship, visceral hatreds, and unfathomable hypocrisy.\nTurns out there\u2019s something of a vast right-wing conspiracy after all.\nThis isn\u2019t to deny or excuse hanky panky with an intern in the Oval Office, let alone finger-wagging obfuscation. 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        "raw_content": "Book Blogger Hop No. 84: Reading with TV or Radio On\nCan you read and watch TV\nor listen to the radio at the same time?\nThis question is really a no-brainer for me. I don't think it's really possible to concentrate on a book and whatever program is on the TV, at the same time. The exception for me is when I'm really not interested in the program, and just have the TV on for background noise. This is not really my idea, though; it's my husband who needs to have the TV on at all times, whether he's watching it or not. Lol.\nWhen the volume is low (as in background noise), I am totally able to concentrate on my book. If the volume is set at a higher level, though, and what's on the tube is something I find very interesting (such as a \"Star Trek\" rerun), then obviously the tube will win out. If the book I'm reading is TOTALLY FASCINATING, then the book will win out. Of course, in such cases, I would much prefer to have the TV off, anyway.\nThings are a little different with radio stations, CDs, or MP3s. These are my music sources. At home, I usually listen to either CDs or MP3s. While commuting to work or somewhere else, then I listen to any of these music sources.\nI can listen to music while reading, but it really depends on the type of music being played. I do prefer to have no music on at all while reading, but, if I do have some playing, the best type for me to listen to is meditation music. I am unable to read at all if I'm listening to either classical music, rock, EDM (electronic dance music), soft rock, or jazz. Meditation music -- such as New Age music -- is okay, because the melodies are frequently repetitive and, of course, they're always soothing. Thus, they don't take away from my concentration on the book. Even with this type of music, though, I do need to have the volume on low.\nReading is a left-brain activity, for the most part, although there's some right-brain activity involved, especially when one is reading fiction, and is picturing the imaginary settings invented by authors. Listening to music, on the other hand, is definitely a right-brain activity. So it stands to reason that these two activities would be incompatible with each other, except in the situation I mentioned above. Watching TV is mostly a right-brain activity, especially in cases of programs that don't require any thought at all, such as game shows or comedy shows. Programs such as documentaries or dramas do require some thought. Since visual input can grab one's attention so completely, of course it will win out when one is trying to read a book. Visual images are extremely compelling, especially for visually-oriented people like me. Again, if the TV is on only for background noise, then I will be able to ignore whatever images it's showing.(\"Beam me up, Scotty!\" Huh? Wait a second, is that a \"STAR TREK\" episode playing?! Quickly puts book aside and rushes to the TV to watch.)\nSumming up, I would have to say that these three highly entertaining activities are best kept separate, again, with some few exceptions. At least, this is how it works out for me!\nGreat topic and great post Maria.\nI am somewhat of a reading purist. I really do not like much sound at all when I am reading. I think that I am less tolerant of music then you are.\nYour analysis of the activities as right brain/left brain make sense.\nUsually, I prefer to have silence, as well. But I'm able to concentrate on a book under the circumstances mentioned above.\nI'm glad you liked my analysis of reading, watching TV, and listening to music. I love how our brains can shift back and forth from one to the other, and, at times, even combine both!\nThanks for the TERRIFIC comment!! Have a GREAT weekend!! :) :) :)\nLove your answer as always. You are always so thorough, and you always make smile and/or laugh.\nAw, gee....thank you so much!! I always try to make my posts interesting, and I love to inject a little humor in them, too!\nThanks for the visit and the lovely comment!! Enjoy your weekend!! <3 :)\nI'm with you, Maria. I do put the tv on for my husband when I want to read, but I always find him a show that I'm not interested in. When I'm in a book - I'm wholly involved in just the book. My poor family has to call my name multiple times to get my attention. Oops! lol I even find music distracting. What you said about left-brain and right-brain activity is so interesting to me. That is something I have never researched; but you've made me very curious, and I plan on looking into that more. I bet I can figure out why I struggle to listen to audio books. A wonderful post topic, and I loved your answer! Have a wonderful weekend, sweet friend! *hugs* <3\nIt's so interesting that we have the same situation regarding the TV! Lol. And we also share the total immersion in a book, to the point that we don't hear family members calling our names! Lol. Well, to be honest, this happened to me more while I was growing up.\nI find it so FASCINATING that certain activities are handled by the left or right sides of the brain, and some by both sides simultaneously. I need to do more research on this myself!\nAs for audiobooks, I'm not really into them. I did listen to the first two books of The Twilight Saga, but only after I had read the printed books. Lol.\nThank you so much for stopping by and leaving such a wonderful, lovely comment!! LOTSA HUGS!!! \ud83d\udc9d\ud83d\ude18\ud83d\udc9d\ud83d\ude18\ud83d\udc9d\ud83d\ude18\ud83d\udc9d\ud83d\ude18\nWhat a thoughtful, detailed answer you gave. Love it!\nI like to make my answers as interesting as possible, with a little humor thrown in as well!\nThanks for such a nice comment!! \ud83d\ude18\ud83d\udc9d\nLiterary Feline February 19, 2017 at 1:11 AM\nWhile my preference is to read in silence, I wouldn't get much reading done if I had to wait for moments like that. I've learned to read in just about any situation. Like you, I find that a lot depends on how good the book is. If it's really good, I can block out everything around me. If it's not that good, I find myself easily distracted.\nI do like to listen to audiobooks when I am driving or cleaning the house--I find those are really the only two times I am able to concentrate enough on an audiobook. Even then, it has to be a pretty enthralling book because my mind wanders so easily. I'm much better at taking in words on a page than hearing them. It's a work in progress.\nMy preference is also to read in utter silence, but I can concentrate with some background noise, if it's too loud. And yes, it does depend on how good a book is! Absolutely!! But you 're MUCH better at blocking out distracting sounds than I am. In your post, you mentioned being able to read in a noisy restaurant. I know I wouldn't be able to do that, not that it's ever come up.\nAudiobooks are actually very relaxing, and, although I have never tried it, I could see myself cleaning while listening to one. However, and again like you, I much prefer the printed word. I totally agree that it's much easier to absorb! That means we're both visually-oriented people.\nHope you have a good week, too!! Thanks for the interesting comment!! HUGS!! <3 <3 :) :)",
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        "raw_content": "The Koz Post\n\u201cButcher, assassin!\u201d, \u201cMeat is murder!\u201d: radicals in their own words and sometimes violence in their acts, some activists of the cause of animal attack in the last few months to butchers, to the indignation of the meat sector, which calls for the State to counter \u201cterror\u201d.\nThe nights are usually calm in Saint-Arnoult-en-Yvelines, 50 km south-west of Paris. Then, when Elizabeth parish Priest, who lives above his store, heard the impact of paving stones thrown against the window of the butcher shop to 03: 00 last week, \u201cit sure is\u201d, she \u201cwas surprised\u201d.\nStrangers have also tagged \u201cstop repression,\u201d \u201cthat\u2019s how I knew it was vegan radicals,\u201d says Ms Priest.\nHis misfortune is the latest manifestation of the wave of degradation and destruction of shop windows, which seeks the butcher\u2019s shops, charcuteries, cheese shops and fishmongers in the whole of France.\nIn addition to the destruction of shop windows, the damage went from the fake blood on the front of the store to the placement of stickers condemning the \u201cspeciesism\u201d and \u201crepression\u201d.\nFor antisp\u00e9cistes, speciesism (from the latin \u201cspecies\u201d, species) is an ideology that postulates a hierarchy between species, including between humans and animals. This philosophy, along with a diet vegan (which prohibits any product from animals), has a fortune as rapidly as recent in France.\n\u201cSince the beginning of the year, we have 17 windows of butcher shops destroyed and tens of degradation\u201d, breath Jean-Francois Guihard, president of the Conf\u00e9d\u00e9ration fran\u00e7aise de la boucherie, boucherie-charcuterie, caterers (CFBCT), which represents the 18,000 retail points.\n\u201cThe State must take the necessary measures\u201d, the judge does it by asking to meet with the ministers of the Interior and of Justice to stop this \u201cform of terror\u201d.\nInterviewed at the beginning of the month on RMC-BFMTV, G\u00e9rard Collomb, who has already received this summer, assured the butchers-pork butchers that they could \u201ccount on (him)\u201d.\nIn mid-September, six people were arrested in the framework of the investigation into the vandalisation of nine shops, including butchers and fishmongers, in the city of lille.\n-\u201cThe cow who cries\u201d-\nBut, if no group has claimed responsibility for these actions, butchers, and authorities are pointing the finger at a fringe minority and violent antisp\u00e9cisme activist.\nAmong the movements and associations that have made talk of them, L214, 269 Life France and Slaughter Abolition have undertaken actions are the most spectacular.\nL214 is known in broadcasting images shock rounds in hiding in farms or abattoirs.\nCreated two years ago, Butcher Abolition is fighting \u201cfor the abolition of the genocide called the butcher shop,\u201d says his spokesperson Solveig Halloin. \u201cA breeder should not be a profession. The routine of farming is the violence and the persecution. The cow didn\u2019t laugh, she cries,\u201d she said.\nIf she claims no degradation of the butcher, Solveig Halloin do not condemn it, because \u201cthe extremists of the brutality, they are butchers\u201d.\nLast Saturday, Butcher\u2019s Abolition was held, with 269 Life France of the happenings in front of tens of butcher shops in France. In Paris, Vincent Aubry and another activist of the Butcher Abolition wore a small dead pig they paraded in front of the butcher shops to denounce the shops that \u201csell murder\u201d.\nVincent Aubry does not condemn the destruction of shop windows, but he said he was \u201cwilling to go to jail if necessary\u201d. \u201cOur only limit is the violence against human beings\u201d, he says.\n-\u201cNo conciliation is possible\u201d-\nIf in France the emergence of these movements date there are only a few years, the direct actions antisp\u00e9cistes are not \u201crecent\u201d addition in the West, recalls Marianne Celka, lecturer and researcher at the university Paul-Val\u00e9ry of Montpellier.\nAs early as 1975, the Australian Peter Singer comes out \u201canimal liberation\u201d, the foundational book of motion of modern animal rights. In the England of the 60\u2019s, the animal liberation Front sabotages hunts with hounds, and then with time some cells attack the butchers.\nSince then, veganism has gained ground in France, to such an extent that some large chains offer products that are \u201c100% vegan\u201d\u2026 sometimes next to their butcher\u2019s department, \u201d continues Marianne Celka.\nThe violent actions would be in the \u201cformer activists tormented by the way that the system has had to absorb the criticism (\u2026), or due to other activists who arrived there by way of veganism and that, in digging, came to the critical antisp\u00e9ciste\u201d.\nThe university does not see \u201cno conciliation is possible\u201d between antisp\u00e9cistes and butchers.\nAnd for good reason: Solveig Halloin Beef Abolition refers to the butchers of the \u201cvandals\u201d and \u201ctorturers\u201d. On the other side, Jean-Francois Guihard, who represents and defends, says \u201cfear the worst\u201d.\n\u201cIt is not our wish, but some butchers may respond to violence with violence,\u201d it warns.",
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        "raw_content": "Robert Mugabe National Youth Day in Zimbabwe Date in the current year: February 21, 2019\nRobert Mugabe National Youth Day is a public holiday in Zimbabwe celebrated on February 21. It commemorates the birthday of the country\u2019s first president, Robert Mugabe.\nA public holiday dedicated to Mugabe was initiated by the Youth League of the Zimbabwe African National Union \u2013 Patriotic Front (ZANU\u2013PF), the ruling party of Zimbabwe. The initiative was supported by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.\nRobert Mugabe is a Zimbabwean revolutionary and politician who ruled the country for 37 years, first as Prime Minister from 1980 to 1987 and then as President from 1987 to 2017. During his rule, he was regarded as one of the world\u2019s most controversial political leaders.\nMugabe resigned the presidency in November 2017 as a result of a coup and was succeeded by his former First Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Despite Mugabe\u2019s resignation, the country continues to support his positive image. The ZANU\u2013PF Youth League has celebrated his birthday since the establishment of the 21st February Movement in 1986. The day was formerly recognized as a public holiday on the day of his successor\u2019s inauguration in November 2017.\nRobert Mugabe National Youth Day celebrates Mugabe\u2019s accomplishments and his role in empowering the youth of Zimbabwe.\nRobert Mugabe National Youth Day, holidays in Zimbabwe, public holidays, Robert Mugabe",
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        "raw_content": "15 March 2010 \u2013 The top United Nations envoy to Somalia today welcomed the signing of a peace agreement between the Government and a rebel group, reiterating that the war-ravaged Horn of Africa nation is transitioning from a \u201cfailed to a fragile State.\u201d\nThe pact to cooperate fully towards peace and reconciliation was signed between the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and the group known as Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jama\u2019a at the headquarters of the African Union (AU) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.\nAccording to the UN Political Office for Somalia (UNPOS), it is also in the spirit of the 2008 Djibouti Agreement, a peace accord between the TFG and Alliance for the Re-liberation of Somalia (ARS) that was meant to pave the way for the cessation of all armed conflict across the troubled country.\nThe new pact follows a declaration signed last June between the Government and Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jama\u2019a in Nairobi under the UN\u2019s aegis.\n\u201cI congratulate the signatories for reaching an agreement in the interest of the Somali people and the nation, in the interest of their dignity and towards peace in the region,\u201d said Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, the Secretary-General\u2019s Special Representative.\nThe new pact is a signal that \u201cthings can and are changing in Somalia,\u201d he added.\nThe envoy voiced optimism that rapprochement among Somalis will be stepped up, as the \u201cold barrier built against stability in Somalia is slowly being brought down.\u201d\nThe UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported earlier this year that clashes between Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jama\u2019a and a rival militia group, Al Shabaab, killed or injured more than 150 people and uprooted thousands in central Somalia.\nLast week, the agency expressed its deep concern for the safety of more than 8,000 people trapped in the capital, Mogadishu, by clashes which have uprooted more than 100,000 people since the start of the year.\nSome 8,300 people who do not have the means to get out of the capital remain displaced in Mogadishu, according to UNHCR.\n\u201cAs the fighting rages on, aid agencies cannot access and assist these extremely vulnerable IDPs [internally displaced persons],\u201d agency spokesperson Andrej Mahecic told reporters in Geneva.\nCharacterizing the clashes in both the capital and other parts of the Horn of Africa nation as \u201crelentless and indiscriminate,\u201d UNHCR said the situation for civilians continues to deteriorate.",
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        "raw_content": "Humans have been innovating new ways to grow stronger for centuries. Welcome to the newest innovation: Bionic Resistance Shorts (BRS). The safety, effectiveness, and quality of this resistance band training equipment will make it a huge player in strength training for years to come. This is the BRS blog, and we will be talking about our product as well as resistance training and general fitness.\nIf you have checked out our site, you know that the BRS were painstakingly developed by a track and field athlete. They underwent vigorous testing at the LSU School of Kinesiology. The vision behind this revolutionary training equipment includes safety, durability, and the delivery of phenomenal results. The BRS definitely fulfills all expectations.\nBRS deliver on their creator\u2019s promises by providing continual resistance to your entire core, arms, and legs. The system\u2019s foundation is a pair of highly durable nylon shorts equipped with D rings that allow you to arrange our world-class resistance bands for the best workout. The bands come with loops that can be held in your hands or wrapped around your arms. When you have the BRS on, it does not matter if you are walking or practicing punches; you will get a workout like you never had before!\nOne of the best things about the BRS is its portability. This is the workout system that can go wherever you go, whether you need a workout at the office or you are on a long business trip. This is the system that will more than pay for itself. Learn more and shop today!",
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        "raw_content": "The Appalachian Trail Conservancy's Brian B. King, who wrote the text for The Appalachian Trail: Celebrating America's Hiking Trail. ~~ Photograph by Robert Sutherland\nFor every person who hits the Appalachian Trail (AT) in Georgia heading to the end of the Trail in Maine (or vice-versa), there are ten worried people back home, fearing the worst.\nOne way to assist those suffering souls is to hit them up for exorbitant amounts of money to buy the latest, lightest gear ... lest you be unable to outrun intransigent bears and or insufferable boors you'll meet along the way.\nYou might consider inviting your fretful family to meet up with you along the way for fellowship and to restock your dwindling supply of Snickers.\nIf you are among the masses with penniless parents and you'd rather not let them know that you are hiking with outcasts named, \"Psycho,\" \"Death\" or worse, here's another suggestion. Buy them a book.\nNot any book, but one that will center their attention on the tumultuous history and stunning scenery of America's footpath. For example, the award-winning tome: The Appalachian Trail: Celebrating America's Hiking Trail. I found it fascinating.\nThe Hanover, NH, Appalachian Trail Portal ~~ Photograph by Robert Sutherland\nBill Bryson, author of A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail, wrote the introduction. I have learned that many AT purists are ... well, let's just say ... less than enamored with Bill's book, that is otherwise beloved by AT non-purists.\nI didn't know that the portal to the Appalachian Trail in Hanover, New Hampshire, was the inspiration for Bill's hike and subsequent book. You may find this treasure by parking in a busy gas station and walking down a well-beaten path for a hundred yards or so.\nThe Appalachian Trail in Hanover, NH. Don't worry, that's not an alligator on the Trail. Probably. ~~ Photograph by Robert Sutherland\nAs with this review, the book begins a bit slowly with pages of arcane reflections on those who conceived of the Appalachian Trail and how they worked together/argued about its course from Maine to Georgia. You might find such details delightful.\nFor me, the book -- apart from the dozens of rare photographs of those who blazed the Trail -- began with chapter three. From that point on, I was hooked and didn't put the book down for hours.\nThis coffee-table sized book was released by the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) to celebrate the AT's 75th anniversary in 2012. If you give it more than a glance, you will not be surprised that it was named book of the year by one significant authority. Click Here for Book of the Year Information.\nWhere I live, hordes of folks squeeze family and friends into cars to drive through a resort to gaze at zillions of outrageously imaginative holiday lights on display -- at $60 per car. This AT treasure is only $50 and it will last for many years, not merely 90 minutes.\nFolks at home can get a glimpse of where their travelers are along the Trail with 300+ magnificent scenic photographs, glimpses into Trail towns, wildlife along the way (no, just animals, don't worry) and pictures of inviting shelters for weary walkers.\nAt the back of the book there's a fold-out map worthy of hanging on any wall to remind loved ones of your trek and your need for money to survive.\nNever going to hike the AT yourself? Don't know anyone who will? Sit yourself down with a bowl of Cheetos or unsalted organic potato eyes and spend a few hours on the Trail -- from Maine to Georgia -- and give a cheer for our heroes on the Trail.\nThe Trail you can witness for yourself through The Appalachian Trail: Celebrating America's Hiking Trail.\nClick Here for Ordering Information from the ATC\nTags: Tourism, Appalachian Trail Conservancy, Appalachian Trail, Hiking, Appalachian Trail Community, News, Appalachian Trail Clubs, and Robert Sutherland Travel Writer\n\"No Limits But the Sky\" is an anthology of the most riveting and true adventures from America's oldest mountaineering and conservation journal, Appalachia.",
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        "raw_content": "Ten Years Online\nI just discovered that not only have I been on Second Life for 7 years. Ariane Barnes has been around as a virtual character for 10 years. The above picture is rendered from the oldest complete \u201cAriane\u201d poser file I could find, dated April 30, 2001.\nAriane has been an online character for over a decade now. The original concept came to me in August of 2000 after playing the first Alternate Reality Game \u201cThe Beast\u201d which was an experimental promo for the movie Artificial Intelligence. I wanted to create an artificial personality on the web, a person that lives in \u201cThe Metaverse\u201d. So I dusted off my copy of Poser 2 (I have been doing Poser since version 1), and set off to create a character.\nThe looks of the character was the late great Audrey Hepburn, which I attempted (badly) to recreate in 3D. The first name \u201cAriane\u201d came from a character Ms Hepburn played in the movie Love in the Afternoon. The last name Barnes came from the \u201creal\u201d last name of Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffanys. And thus Ariane Barnes was born.\nEarly renderings first appeared online in 2001. Ariane Barnes was officially born on into cyberspace with The Sims Online in late 2002, and had a geocities website up in 2003. After dropping out of TSO due to boredom, she moved to There, then City of Heroes, then Second Life. The Dating Simulator Game first went up in 2004 on a free ISP host and fit nicely on the 20MB file hosting limit, but did not get any attention until the site gained a domain name in 2006. It was discovered and went viral big time (with millions of unique hits) in spring of 2007 when a link to it got posted on a popular football fan forum.\nAriane Barnes exists as a creative outlet. Popularity has never mattered, only for personal entertainment value, as long as it lasts, which is why I don\u2019t advertise, or put advertisements on the site. So here is to another 10 years.\nDate Ariane, Internet, Poser 3D Art3D art, anniversary, Dating Simulator\nPrevious Article Seven Years in Second Life\nNext Article There is no pattern here\n4 thoughts on \u201cTen Years Online\u201d\nNorse Graphics April 18, 2011 / 6:36 pm\nSo that\u2019s how the character got started. 10 years ago I didn\u2019t know about Poser, DAZ Studio, or other programs. I wasn\u2019t familiar with 3D, except what you see on television, thinking it was out of league. It wasn\u2019t until 7 years ago that I stumbled onto a 3D program (more by accident), and created a short animation using text, blocks/shapes, and rendered it in AVI-format. It was Autodesk 3DS Max. I have it myself at this point, but I tend to create stuff (props) and import into Poser 7 (to get the PP2-file, which I then edit). Then import into DS3A to see how it looks like, zip it up and have it on ShareCG.com.\nAbout Audrey, or more correctly, celebrities \u2013 there\u2019s a thread at the DAZ3D-forums with a list of morphs of various celebrities here:\nhttp://forum.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=130460&\nThe list is getting quite large, but of course there\u2019s need of a little tweaking to get it perfectly.\nAnd 10 years down the road, what will it be like? I sure don\u2019t know, but I hope to continue render, creating props, and share my thoughts on the forums. Maybe a little more animation with the human figures.\narianeb April 20, 2011 / 12:51 am\nThe original Ariane, was based on DAZ Victoria 2, and I used multiple head shots of Audrey Hepburn to get her as close as possible. The head texture map was one I created myself. I attempted to create one from the head shots as well, but it looked awful. I did not want an exact duplicate of Hepburn anyways, just a close approximation.\nThen when Victoria 3 came out, I used the exact morph target settings I used on Victoria 2, and because of differences in the model, she no longer looked like Audrey Hepburn anymore, but looked in some ways better, so I kept her that way.\nRick April 21, 2011 / 12:52 pm\nAnd of course, she\u2019s gotten better with age\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Sean Gallagher - Mar 29, 2012 11:00 pm UTC\nThe workload statistics from the dashboard of SpyEye, a Zeus derivative\nPhotograph by The Tech Herald\nThe recent resurgence of the Hlux/Kelihos botnet, taken down last week by a team of security companies, demonstrates how hard it is to detect and permanently shut down the latest generation of botnets. And the arms race to counter botnets is only going to escalate further now that the sort of peer-to-peer technology used in Kelihos has become commoditized in Zeus, a botnet \"platform\" at the center of a thriving criminal software ecosystem.\nLast week, Microsoft and its partners were able to take down a collection of Zeus botnets infecting more than 13 million PCs by seizing associated servers and domain names then disrupting their command and control (C&C) network. But those botnets were built using an older set of Zeus binaries. 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However, the way they conceal communications may cause \"a bump in the road short term\" in detecting them within networks.\nP2P's main purpose in a botnet has less to do with resilience than it does with covering tracks. It hides the command and control operation that drives them, making tracking down those operating botnets that much harder. Also, since command and control isn't centralized to a specific server, P2P gives botnet operators a way to fight takedowns by security professionals or takeover attempts by other botnet wranglers.\nWhere we're going, we don't need servers\nPeer-to-peer botnets are hardly new. The Alureon / TLD4 botnet, for example can survive indefinitely if it loses contact with its C&C network. These networks are difficult to detect. They use network traffic that looks, at least on the surface, like SSL-based web requests\u2014except that they use their own embedded encryption. The anonymity and stability of those networks make them very profitable for botnet operators. In some cases, they even sell access to their anonymizing network as one of their services to help others conceal themselves in other criminal activities\u2014like a malign version of the Tor Network.\nWhat is new in the latest version of Zeus, says Williamson, is what he called the \u201cpeer-to-peer-to-peer\u201d approach showing up in the last month or so in Zeus as part of financial fraud attacks\u2014botnets that have no conventional C&C at all.\nIn the realm of blackmarket \"commercial\" botnets, the developers of Zeus and SpyEye\u2014once a competitor to Zeus in the botnet marketplace, but now believed to have been merged into the Zeus code tree\u2014have focused on creating a communications infrastructure for bots rather than on specific behaviors. Those have generally been left to the thriving marketplace of exploit developers who build software modules for the Zeus/SpyEye bot builders. \"The infrastructure is always more important than the action the botnet is taking,\" Williamson said. \"They think of a botnet as a communications platform.\"\nIn an analysis of the new generation of C&C-less Zeus/SpyEye, Symantec noted last month that the botnets went beyond previous versions of Zeus. 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This makes it more difficult to track communications because of the lack of handshaking and transactional state information in the former type of packets.\nAnd each bot is a web server unto itself, allowing other bots to make encrypted HTTP requests over TCP for command and control information on a pseudorandom port set by the configuration. The result is that, unlike the Zeus botnets shut down by Microsoft, there's no way to decapitate ones built on the latest version. The compromised PCs are the servers themselves.\nTaken by themselves, these improvements don't pose a huge challenge to security professionals. Marcus contends while the new Zeus bot's command and control approach is \"clever,\" they won't help to evade good forensics.\nBut there's something else that sets the new Zeus apart from other peer-to-peer botnets\u2014its brand-name appeal and ease of use. When purchased through underground software markets from its developers, Zeus comes with commercial support. 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        "raw_content": "We would like to send a big Congratulations to two of our 2013 Scholastic Winners! Roxana Santana\u2019s piece Loss of Innocence, and Briget Villanueva\u2019s work Tweety are going to be featured by the US Department of Education!\nThe exhibition is going to take place in Washington DC, and will feature 58 Nationally winning works of art and writing as part of the ART.WRTIE.NOW program. This yearlong exhibition kicks off with a celebration on September 13th. Anyone in the area should stop in and check it out.\nCongratulations once more to Roxana and Briget! We are very proud of you!",
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        "raw_content": "The University of Chicago's home for the creation, performance, and study of contemporary classical music\nThe Chicago Center for Contemporary Composition at the University of Chicago is a dynamic, collaborative, and interdisciplinary environment for the creation, performance and study of new music and for the advancement of the careers of emerging and established composers, performers, and scholars.\nDistinguished by its formation within an uncompromising, relentlessly searching, and ceaselessly innovative scholarly environment that celebrates excellence and presents new possibilities for intellectual dialogue, the Chicago Center for Contemporary Composition is comprised of ten integrated entities: an annual concert series with the resident Grossman Ensemble, CHIME, visiting ensembles, distinguished guest composers, performances, recordings, research, graduate student-led projects, workshops, and postdoctoral research positions.\n\"First seasons don\u2019t get much bigger, smarter or more multi-dimensional than this.\" \u2013 Chicago Tribune\nThe Chicago Center for Contemporary Composition\u2019s 2018-19 inaugural concert series is an expansive celebration of contemporary music. With more than 10 concerts and events, the series will present 40 world premieres, seven commissioned guest composers, three guest ensembles, and interactive open rehearsals and events!\nSaturday, February 16 / 9 AM - 4 PM / Logan Center for the Arts\nGrossman Ensemble Open Rehearsal\nThe Grossman Ensemble rehearses and workshops music by Chen Yi, Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez, Rodrigo Bussad, and Jack Hughes in an interactive open rehearsal offering unique access to the creative process. Free, no tickets required\nThere are many creative, passionate people whose teamwork and artistry infuse the Chicago Center for Contemporary Composition with collaborative, nimble-minded, and open-spirited vitality. Read more \u00bb\nThe CCCC in the Department of Music within the Division of the Humanities at the University of Chicago invites applications for CCCC Postdoctoral Researcher. The application deadline is November 1, 2018. Read more \u00bb\nThe CHIME Studio (Chicago Integrated Media Experimental Studio) is a vital creative space in the University of Chicago's Department of Music. Directed by composer, improviser, and sound artist Sam Pluta, the studio is focused on creativity in the many realms of electronic music and its integration with other media. Read more \u00bb\nSam Pluta, Director\nRESIDENT AND VISITING ENSEMBLES\nCCCC invites internationally acclaimed ensembles to engage directly with students and give public performances of new works. Read more \u00bb\nDISTINGUISHED GUEST COMPOSERS\nCCCC invites an annual distinguished composer in residence to enhance current pedagogical offerings through the teaching of composition lessons and courses, participation in workshops and colloquia, programming of public performances, participation in campus-wide initiatives, and partnerships with institutions city-wide. Read more \u00bb\nCCCC champions the performance of contemporary music through a dynamic mix of programming by graduate student-, faculty-, and visiting guest composers. Each season, CCCC brings contemporary music to the forefront of musical life on campus and throughout the city. Read more \u00bb\nThrough a fund specifically dedicated to recording, CCCC makes possible the dissemination of works by a variety of CCCC\u2019s composers and ensembles, from senior luminaries in the field of new music to emerging student composers. The facilitation of high-quality recordings, performed by exceptional musicians, ensures that music created at CCCC becomes part of the international canon of new music. Read more \u00bb\nNumerous faculty in the University of Chicago Department of Music, working in Ethnomusicology and Music History and Theory, research 20th- and 21st century music. Their work engages performers, composers, scholars, and audiences in stimulating dialogue concerning a diversity of recent music. Read more \u00bb\nComposition students are encouraged to propose and develop special projects sponsored by CCCC. In addition to enriching their own area of study, students gain indispensible organizational, management, and budgeting skills through the execution of their projects. Read more \u00bb\nA series of dynamic workshops led by leading composers, scholars, and performers from the new music field complements and enhances the work of CCCC in a lively, interactive setting.\nUChicago launches center for contemporary composition\nReba Cafarelli\nMargo Strebig\nThe Chicago Center for Contemporary Composition is supported in part by generous gifts from Kay Bucksbaum and Gay Stanek.",
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        "raw_content": "Land\u2019s End Review\nMarch 22, 2016 Joe McGee No comments exist\nLand's End Review\nLand\u2019s End is a great game for introduction into Virtual Reality. It is game that allows you to explore a world made up of cartoon-style graphics. The object is to explore each level by completing fairly simple puzzles to progress and ultimately find your way out of the constructed world for that level. It also utilizes a pretty fun gimmick to simulate moving objects with your mind.\nThe worlds in Land\u2019s End are made up of islands surrounded by vast bodies of water and by caves. The graphics are fairly simplistic but seem designed to really emphasize the 3-D viewing VR offers. The game utilizes waypoint navigation by having the user focus on the next closest waypoint until it moves you in a straight line from your current position to the waypoint. As a result, this game will not have a negative effect on your stomach. You can travel back and forth in each level but, for the most part, there is one direction of travel to continue through the game.\nThere are puzzles along the way that must be solved to progress through the level. The puzzles consist of points on rocks within your view that you must connect with a line. To create the line, you stare at the first point and then connect to the next point with your gaze. This is repeated with all of the points until the final connection is made. Most of these puzzles are fairly straightforward and creating the connection between each point is simple. As the levels progress, these connections can get tricky enough where you have to stop and think about the most efficient way to create the connections. The more entertaining gimmick comes when you have to move large rocks that contain points in a way so you can make the required line connections. There are specific rocks you can move by focusing on a certain area of the rock to pick it up. Then, by moving your head around you will also be moving the rock around in midair, which gives you the impression of being able to move things with your mind. In my opinion, this is the best part of the game.\nCurrently, the game has five levels. The first two levels are very easy and you get the impression this game is best suited as an easy demo for VR. The third level finally provides some challenge where you have to spend a little more time figuring out the puzzles. The difficulty increases a little more with the fourth and fifth level. While you may feel disappointed with purchasing the game in the first two levels, the remaining levels make the purchase worth it. The game could become a must-buy if there was a future update with more increasingly difficult levels. However, Land\u2019s End is definitely fun in its current state based on the scenic worlds it takes you to and the mind control-movement aspect of the game.",
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        "raw_content": "Freedom of assembly, Freedom of expression, Intimidation and threats, Judicial harrasment\nAccording to the information received, on February 2, 2019, Chapra police registered a criminal case against Mr. Kirity Roy, MASUM Secretary, MASUM members Mr. Ramen Moitra, Mr. Subhrangshu Bhaduri and Mr. Sujoy Singh Roy, and the driver of a car hired by MASUM, Mr. Ganesh Sarkar, under Sections 186 (\u201cobstructing public servant in discharge of public functions\u201d), 323 (\u201cpunishment for voluntarily causing hurt\u201d), 345 (\u201cwrongful confinement of person for whose liberation writ has been issued\u201d), 506 (\u201cpunishment for criminal intimidation\u201d) and 509 (\u201cword, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman\u201d) of the Indian Penal Code. The case was filed after the defenders had taken part in a meeting earlier that day with more than 150 villagers who reported acts of torture allegedly committed on a daily basis by members of the \u2018A\u2019 Company of the 81st Battalion of the BSF, which is posted at the Mahakhola Border Outpost (BOP) under the jurisdiction of the Chapra police station in Nadia district.\nAt around 2.15 pm, shortly after the meeting had ended, MASUM members noticed approximately 100 villagers waiting beside the road for the border gates to be opened at 3pm by the BSF so that they could return home. Mr. Roy approached BSF Head Constable Mr. Jay Bhagwan, who was guarding gate number 10 of the Mahakhola BOP and asked him to open the gate. The latter refused and asked Mr. Roy to show his identity card. Another BSF officer, Mr. Sanjay, also refused to open the gate, and both men subsequently tried to confiscate the mobile phones of the MASUM members present at the scene.\nAfter a short period of time, the Commander of the \u2018A\u2019 Company, Mr. S N Sharma, arrived and started pushing and shoving the people who had gathered there. He told MASUM members that they had come to the village \u201cto create disorder\u201d, before he and another BSF Company Commander, Mr. Rajveer Singh, started taking video footage of the scene. Company Commander Mr. S N Sharma then called the Chapra police station of Nadia district and complained to the Officer-in-Charge that human rights activists were trying to instigate villagers to commit violence and unrest. Mr. Rajveer Singh subsequently wrote down the names of the four MASUM members who were present, took photographs of their identity cards, and told them that they should have asked for permission to come to the village.\nAround 3pm, MASUM members were allowed to leave, after Mr. S N Sharma told them that if they were to come back again without their permission, they would \u201cface dire consequences\u201d. At around 4.30pm, police officers from the Chapra police station came and collected information from villagers.\nTwo hours later, Messrs. Kirity Roy, Ramen Moitra, Subhrangshu Bhaduri, Sujoy Singh Roy and Ganesh Sarkar were informed that Chapra police had registered a criminal case against them after BSF Commander Mr. S.N Sharma lodged a written complaint to the Chapra police station.\nOn February 3, 2019, Mr. Roy filed a written complaint with the Officer-in-Charge of Chapra police station to denounce the BSF\u2019s behaviour.\nSource: https://www.newsghana.com.gh/india-acts-of-harassment-and-intimidation-against-several-members-of-masum/",
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        "raw_content": "One dead after massive motorcycle pileup in northern N.B.\nPublished Saturday, July 30, 2016 11:16AM ADT\nLast Updated Saturday, July 30, 2016 6:42PM ADT\nA 51-year-old man from Boisbriand, Que., has died in a major collision involving nine motorcycles and an RV Friday night.\nThe crash happened just after 7 p.m. on Route 144 near the Saint-Basile, N.B., campground.\nThe Edmundston Police Force says the collision occurred when the motorcyclists tried to pass a truck pulling a fifth wheel trailer, which was preparing to turn left into the campground.\nPolice say nine motorcyclists came in contact with each other trying to avoid the RV.\nEight men and one woman were sent to hospital with multiple injuries. The driver of the truck was not hurt.\n\u201cEverybody just instantly went to the road to help someone,\u201d said witness Tyson Bryan. \u201cEverybody was in need and everybody went out to help. We came out with pillows and water, did everything we could to help.\u201d\nThe crash closed down the road for nearly four hours.\nPolice say the male motorcyclists involved in the crash were members of various biker groups such as the Hells Angels, Red Devils and Dark Siders.\nPolice say one person has died and nine others were sent to hospital in a motorcycle crash Friday night.",
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        "raw_content": "In Prime Minister O\u2019Neill\u2019s Press Club address, more candour on social and economic issues needed\nPapua New Guinea\u2019s Prime Minister, Peter O\u2019Neill, gave an address at the National Press Club in Canberra yesterday. The Prime Minister\u2019s address was a great opportunity to spur more awareness of Papua New Guinea, but the Prime Minister did not fully embrace it.\nPhoto: Flickr/The Commonwealth\nPrime Minister O\u2019Neill\u2019s speech was clearly designed to promote a positive image of Papua New Guinea to a wider Australian audience, and reassure the audience at home, on the assumption there would be a television audience watching on ABCNews24 (also broadcast in PNG). But the ABC was covering Cardinal Pell\u2019s testimony from Rome and the Prime Minister was instead preaching to an expert audience, composed almost entirely of friends of Papua New Guinea including Australian business people with interests in the country, past and present Australian Government who have worked on PNG, academics and graduate students as well as his own cabinet colleagues.\nO\u2019Neill was frank about some of the more sensitive issues within the Australia-Papua New Guinea relationship, which was encouraging for those us trying to help improve awareness of Papua New Guinea in Australia. But the audience in the Press Club was probably hoping for greater candour about the economic and social challenges facing the country.\nThe Prime Minister said he did not want to \u2018sugar-coat\u2019 the challenges posed by Papua New Guinea\u2019s budget crisis, but went on to do exactly that. He declared his Government was managing debt repayments, and in cutting spending had been careful to avoid having an impact on the delivery of essential services. But reports out of Papua New Guinea suggest otherwise. In discussing climate change, he referred to the devastating drought his country had faced over the last year and was pleased that his Government had been able to manage the response without seeking international help. Evidence on the ground, however, has shown that assistance is not reaching communities who need it most and many people have died from the impact (in an interview after his address O\u2019Neill rejected reports of drought-related deaths).\nO\u2019Neill was less than convincing in answering questions about his Government\u2019s response to appalling levels of violence against women. 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        "raw_content": "October 7, 2013 rradovan traffic\nCity of Ottawa scheduled road re-surfacing is happening on Bank Street, between Riverside Drive and Alta Vista starting today (October 7) and expected to last until November 15.\nLane reductions on Bank Street and Daze Street during off-peak hours. Motorists should expect delays.\nNote: Off-peak means anytime that is not 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m and 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.\nFor all the locals, please be careful on the side streets. No doubt there will be many people trying to cut through the neighbourhood trying to shave a minute or two off their commute.\nOne thought on \u201cGet ready for traffic headaches!\u201d\nReally? That\u2019s your headline?\nFinally some road work in our area and you make it sound like a bad thing. We should be ashamed of the condition of the roads in our Nation\u2019s Capital and yet all we do is complain.",
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        "raw_content": "Kicking Me in the Butt (wait\u2026 can I say \u201cbutt\u201d on this thing?)\nPosted October 7, 2011 by Awakening Church.\nHave you ever had one of those \u201clight bulb going off\u201d moments as you suddenly realize \u201choly crap! I am doing things all wrong\u201d (note: crap isn\u2019t actually holy\u2026 it\u2019s just a colloquialism. also note: the word \u201ccolloquialism\u201d is a great example of Dictionary.com making me sound smarter than I actually am. further note: you have my apologies if my side-notes are too-long and completely un-related). right\u2026 back to the topic at hand. (note: I already feel sorry for the poor soul who has to edit this thing)I am talking about one of those \u201cmoments of clarity\u201d when you realize how extraordinarily wrong the things the way you are handling things are, and how mind-blowingly (new word) RIGHT God is. And I\u2019m not talking about a mere \u201coh, i guess peanut butter M&M\u2019s are actually better than reses peices\u201d. I\u2019m talking about being SPECTACULARLY wrong. As in \u201cwow, I guess i shouldnt have stapled my tongue to the wall\u201d. (it\u2019s ok\u2026 i\u2019m a guy\u2026 so that IS a valid scenario)\nI recently had one of those \u201cclear\u201d moments that was obviously from God. Check that. I constantly am realizing how wrong (some could argue \u201cidiotic\u201d) I am, and how right God is.\nAnd after my most recent amazement of how RIGHT God is, I couldn\u2019t help but admire his patience. He is pointing out things that I have been doing wrong my WHOLE LIFE. It\u2019s like God is sitting there, watching me hit myself in the head with a hammer, and he is patient to first teach me what a hammer is, so i can realize that i should stop hitting myself in the head with it. Let\u2019s think about the magnitude of this patience\u2026 watching someone hit themselves with a hammer their ENTIRE LIFE. But He says he is the good teacher and that means that he doesnt give up, not even on nightmare students like me (if you don\u2019t see any stories about me/nightmare student\u2026 you can assume they were edited out\u2026 of this blog).\nGood thing that God, with his infinite patience, his in-comprehensible love, and (cant really think of another good adjective) wisdom, is in charge. because as much as I\u2019d LIKE to be in charge\u2026 it probably wouldn\u2019t be a good thing. let me demonstrate\n1st thing I\u2019d do: marry bacon candy\u2026 but I have a feeling like spouse cannibalism will never be smiled upon.\n2nd thing I\u2019d do: think about making spouse cannibalism not-frowned upon\u2026 because THAT\u2019S how much i like bacon candy\u2026 (but don\u2019t worry, i really wouldn\u2019t do it)\n3rd thing I\u2019d do: have Paul Walker stop making awful movies\u2026 but even THIS wouldn\u2019t be a good idea, because he was in a 1/2 decent movie\u2026 \u201cPleasantville\u201d (proof that even a blind squirrel can find a nut every once in a while)\n4th thing I\u2019d do: not have patience for dorks like me who need God\u2019s help more than I know.\nas much as I whine (a LOT) and as much as I think I have my life in order (sadly ironic, if you have ever seen how dirty my room is), God is patient to show me the right way. He is good enough to teach me what a hammer is, so that i can say \u201cwow, i probably shouldn\u2019t be hitting myself in the head with this thing\u201d. And as odd as it sounds\u2026 he is faithful to kick me in the butt (still not sure if I\u2019m allowed to use that word in this blog), because unfortunately, a good butt-kicking is exactly what I need sometimes.\n2 Responses to \u201cKicking Me in the Butt (wait\u2026 can I say \u201cbutt\u201d on this thing?)\u201d\nKim October 10th, 2011\ni\u2019d just like to add that the author of this post is the oh-so-talented Will McDonald \ud83d\ude42\nWill October 11th, 2011",
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        "raw_content": "Author: Laura Sigelmann\nPosted by Laura Sigelmann | December 5, 2017 | Energy & Environmental Policy, Global, Global Policy Studies & International Security | 0 |\nKenyan electoral politics are in a perilous state. After the Kenyan Supreme Court threw out the results of the most recent presidential elections, a new election was called. In the run-up to the re-election, chaos ensued. Just 15 days prior to the re-election, opposition leader Raila Odinga withdrew. Two days before the re-election, the bodyguard of the deputy chief justice was shot and killed. One day before the re-election, a mere two of the seven justices showed up to rule on a petition to delay the election rerun. On the day of the re-election, Odinga encouraged voters to remain...",
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        "raw_content": "I Work Like I\u2019m Just Starting My Career-RITA DOMINIC\nShe is remarkable \u2013 in appearance, grace and artistry. Over the years, she has achieved the consistency of character and performance that have eluded many in the movie industry. Flawless in delivery, gorgeous in countenance, she has remained one of Nigeria\u2019s iconic and versatile actresses. Meet Rita Dominic. In this piece, She explores her essence and existence in Nollywood, and the trail of her beautiful life\n\u2022 How A Fan Once Grabbed And Kissed Me\n\u2022 Impacting Nollywood Through The Audrey Silva Company\nCasually dressed in all black ensembles, she had barely walked through Oakwood Park Hotels eliciting glances and hush tones from the first contact personnel and the guests at the lobby. The simplicity, with which she carries herself like a garb of honour, befits her status. Her warmth and infectious smile, personify her enduring charm. Although with a tinge of stress on her face due to her hectic schedule, she had promptly kept to the appointment which had been fixed for noon, through her business partner and manager, Mildred Okwo.\nJust within time upon her arrival at the venue, she had called, indicating her presence. She would not want to talk about her private life which she had restated politely somewhere in between the conversation. In fact, she was on her guards when the conversation steered towards marriage and the rate at which celebrity marriages crash in recent time, especially in Nollywood which has been the lot.\nHowever, a conversation on Nigeria film industry, her career of almost two decades few months from now and impact on the upcoming ones, through The Audrey Silva Company ensued. \u201cWhen Mildred and I formed the company, the idea was to shoot films that the audience can connect with. \u201cWe have to remember what it is that made Nollywood what it is and that is those simple stories that we tell. So the idea was to tell those same kinds of stories but shoot them at a much higher quality and at the same time, try and empower young actors by giving them the opportunity to showcase their talent to the world. I\u2019m happy that even though we have not done too many movies, the few that we have done has helped bring some talents to the audience.\u201d\n\u2018Surulere\u2019 and the upcoming television series, \u2018Bankers NGR\u2019, are just two of the few movies from the stable of Audrey Silva. With the latter, she makes a return to television programme years after she first featured in \u2018Heaven\u2019s Gate\u2019 by Zik Zulu Okafor. Then she had appeared in few episodes. That was in 2000. And just recently last year, she appeared in the first season of \u2018Cougars\u2019, by Emem Isong. As she speaks, her face lightens up with marked enthusiasm.\nRita is quite excited about the project as she reveals that \u2018Bankers NGR\u2019 is such a big step for her in terms of television production. \u201cFor me, even as much as I have played on the television circuit, I think this is slightly different. Because first and foremost, we are co-producing a TV show and I\u2019m playing a major role in it as well. It took us like two years to finally start shooting it; to do all the planning, pre-production plans and all. \u201cIt is something fresh, something new that even if it\u2019s been done, we trying to do something different with Bankers NGR. It\u2019s about banking and of course, all the drama and everything that comes with banking in Nigeria.\u201d\nAccording to her, the story follows some of the workers in the bank and some of the procedures in the banking hall that people don\u2019t get to see. \u201cSo what we have done is just to weave drama with some element of comedy in it and make it believable and shoot it at a very high quality that the audience will watch and be happy.\u201d\nHer experience, vis-\u00e0-vis acting and movie making, she says tough and difficult. Her first experience was the comedy movie \u2018The Meeting\u2019 where she played the role \u2018Clara Ikemba\u2019. She admitted almost not playing the role that it was such a challenging role filming it. \u201cI was producing for the first time. I didn\u2019t know how to combine it to play with such a difficult role. But my business partner talked me into playing it, saying \u2018this\u2019 the kind of roles you said you are looking to do.\u2019 So I thought about it and went ahead to shot it successfully.\u201d\nIt till date remains her most memorable role over other innumerable films she has starred in. However, there are some that stand out a little bit more than the rest for her and these are the ones that sort of stretched her much more than other ones. But it still doesn\u2019t mean she didn\u2019t like the roles she has played all through in other films.\nTalking further about the roles she has assumed, she said: \u201cI have to like a role before I play it. And every role that I have played, they have all brought different things to the table. I have learned different things from the different roles I have played. They all have and come with their different challenges. So that means that I like the roles I have played in every film I have been involved in.\u201d\nWith an array of roles in different characters over the years sure has somewhat affected the Rita Dominic brand in the real world. Perhaps leaving her as a superhuman to her followers, but then she reckons that she tries as much as possible to be herself regardless of the name Rita Dominic, or her being an actor, that she\u2019s just an ordinary person. The kind of person that likes simple things even though a lot of people find it difficult to believe; liking a simple lifestyle with that maybe they can connect with her on that level.\nThat much, with her strong social media presence, has helped grown and maintain her fan base by direct conversation with her fans, so many of who go overboard sometimes to appreciate her craft whenever they see her. \u201cLike fans screaming on the streets outside Nigeria even here, in Liberia, Sierra Leone\u2026in some other parts. Just people crying and screaming when they meet you; it\u2019s amazing that people scream and cry when they meet you. Sometimes I ask myself what I\u2019m doing right?! They scream and jump at me, different things.\u201d\nAsked what the craziest or worst form of appreciation she has ever experienced, her response was shocking as much as it was to her. \u201cSome guy many years ago, I was trying to pass and I tapped him, just trying to say \u2018excuse me\u2019 and the next thing, he does a double take when he turned his back seeing it\u2019s me and grabs me and just plant a kiss up my lips and then he screams my name \u2018Rita Dominic!\u2019 I was in shock\u2026\u2019what was that?\u2019 Then my friend just took me away from there.\u201d\nWhat could have happened should it be that her friend was not at the scene and had not pulled her away? It could have been either way bad or good. \u201cI\u2019m human, I wouldn\u2019t know, she responded laughing. \u201cThe thing is, first and foremost I\u2019m quite a polite person. It takes me a while to be pushed. It\u2019s possible that I would have just ignored and smiled since it\u2019s a fan and it was a reflex action. He was just excited to see me. I could have ignored it I\u2019m sure. I found it unexpected and was in shock. I wasn\u2019t angry. It just happened in a split of seconds and I was just out of that place. But when I think about it I actually laugh.\u201d\nOn her star power and being quite on top of her game and more so relevant in the industry, she attributes to herself being her biggest competition, and not anybody else. By that, she tries to reinvent herself in terms of her craft. \u201cWhat I do is I try to be better than I was last year, I try to be better than I was two years ago, I try to be better than I was at the start of my career in terms of my acting. I look at my work from way back and I say \u2018okay maybe these are the things I\u2019m going to do.\u2019 I just constantly look for ways of immersing myself in a role. I feel like over the years when people have seen that this person has constantly been growing, automatically your relevance is there because people believe in your ability to bring a character to light. So because they believe in that your ability, they constantly want to work with you.\u201d\nFor the accolades and recognitions in appreciation of her acting prowess, she has won the major film awards there is in the continent. Recall she was the Best Actress Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA); also Best Actress at the 2017 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCAs), for her role in \u201876\u2019, a military epic. Prior to that also in 2015, she had won the Best Actress in a Comedy at the same awards. \u201876\u2019 provided her the longest stay on location in Ibadan where she stayed for six months. There the cast rehearsed for two months and then four months to film which had never happened before in her entire career in Nollywood.\nYet with the commendations and honours she doesn\u2019t rest on her laurels. \u201cAt the end of the day, you have done works and when you get a commendation for the ones you have done, or for a job well done or even on any work at all, it sort of encourages you to do more. But I don\u2019t rest on my laurels. I don\u2019t let it get to my head because I have won the award. I work like I\u2019m just starting my journey.\u201d\nFlashed back to her journey, the proud indigene of Mbaise in Imo-state, says that though Nollywood is still growing, it still has a long way to go as much as it is commendable. \u201cPeople are seeing the need to go do courses in different film departments like cinematography, directing, editing, sound design and mix and all that and bring the knowledge to impact on the industry. We are growing in leaps and bounds. 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Assuming it was a blue chip corporate organization with all such reputation, what would be her monetary value on giving out the Rita Dominic brand for sale?\nTo her, it would not be for sale because it would be priceless. \u201cI mean you can\u2019t equate the work and everything we have done to my brand with money,\u201d she said, reclining on the couch by a wing of the inn. \u201cObviously being in the industry for more than nineteen years it means you are doing something good. I feel blessed to still be here, to still be getting roles and still doing what I love to do. It\u2019s been a long, but exciting journey. Have had its ups and downs, but I\u2019m grateful for the journey so far. I\u2019m grateful for the obstacles because it has made me a stronger person. 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        "raw_content": "Cashier jobs in banking are one of the most familiar job roles you can apply for. Whenever you go into a bank and go up to the counter, you will be served by a cashier. As such they are often the face of a bank, on the front line and fulfilling a variety of tasks on a daily basis.\nWhat kinds of tasks would you perform as a bank cashier?\nCashiers generally take on a wide range of tasks. The most common duty will be to pay in monies brought to them by customers. They will also assist customers who want to withdraw monies from their accounts. Even though many customers can perform these tasks at an automated point within the bank, many people will still need or have to go to the counter for help.\nCashier jobs in banking also require you to help with other queries and questions about a variety of accounts. The cashiers will generally be able to assist with many of these, or steer the customer in the right direction if they have to go anywhere else.\nDoes this mean you have to be good with people?\nYes it does \u2013 you will meet all kinds of people on a daily basis and you will need to be polite and helpful at all times. Part of your job may involve recommending products and services to customers when appropriate.\nAs a cashier you will receive extensive training so you can perform your job. But you should have a wide range of skills and abilities in order to be accepted into the role in the first place. Obviously you should be good with figures and have some familiarity with computers as well. You will use a computer system to input transactions on a daily basis, so your attention to detail should be excellent.\nWhere can you find cashier jobs in banking?\nCashier jobs in banking are easy to find online. A good port of call initially is to go to individual banking websites to see if they have any jobs available. Look for all the major banks and building societies and don\u2019t forget the smaller ones either that may operate locally to where you live.\nYou can also look on job sites online to find out whether a particular bank is recruiting cashiers at any time. This should tell you what the application procedure is and you will then know what to do to make sure you have the best chance of successfully getting a cashier job.\nAnother possibility is to ask in your local bank to see whether they have any useful information on how to apply for a position there. As you can see there are a wide range of possibilities you can try if you want to become a bank cashier.",
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        "raw_content": "As if losing the election isn\u2019t bad enough\u2026\nI guess it\u2019s no big deal for the Clinton\u2019s to attend Trump\u2019s coronation; in fact, if I wanted to be honest, I would admit that their non-attendance would cause a bigger stir. After all, when Al Gore had the presidency stolen from him in 2000, he attended George W. Bush\u2019s inaugural two months later. It\u2019s protocol.\n\u2014But so is ending the campaigning once the election is over, and dispensing with personal and political insults for the current president.\n\u2014So is waiting until the inauguration to begin dealing with foreign leaders and making domestic decisions.\n\u2014So is being gracious towards the defeated opponent in a way that transcends simple lip service (\u201cThe Clintons are good people\u201d\u2014Trump) and dissuades his rally yahoos from continuing to suggest that said opponent be hanged or imprisoned.\nThe Clintons owe Trump nothing but disdain, and their reason for attending\u2014to show a peaceful transition of power\u2014is ludicrous. The Clintons have no power: only the sitting president has any of that, and when he transfers it, it\u2019s transferred.\nThe cynic in me says that Hillary Clinton understands that more Americans voted for her than for her opponent and feels that her appearance at the ceremony will detract from his. Doubt it.\nThe decent American in me says that if she promised him support, then this is when she must provide it. Maybe.\nBut the Game of Thrones follower in me says she should scream \u201cShame! Shame!\u201d all the way through the ceremony until the CIA drags her away\u2026or doesn\u2019t because they\u2019re already fed up with Trump\u2019s insults.\nIf any one of those events occurs, it will be without my knowledge, for no protocol requires my being there or my viewing. (I expect movie theaters to do well that afternoon. And bars.)\nJimmy Carter will attend\u2014he\u2019s a better man than I\u2019ll ever be and probably more gracious and honest than anybody I know. I understand that. And George W. Bush will attend\u2014I find his acceptance as disturbing as the Clintons\u2019, his having been the subject of personal attacks himself\u2014but he understands that there is an honor in being invited. To me it\u2019s like having the Cleveland Indians on the reviewing stand for the Chicago Cubs\u2019 World Series parade. One team will be having a really good time while the other\u2026uh\u2026won\u2019t.\nAs for what you and I can that day, Times columnist Charles Blow makes a number of suggestions here, any one of which might make the ordeal of January 20 go more smoothly. And there\u2019s always binge watching House of Cards or seeking out All the President\u2019s Men, just to see how life imitates art yet again.\nYou have two weeks to prepare: the recovery will take longer.\nPrevious PostPrevious Sit-ins and protests: people fight with the weapons they have\nNext PostNext Making America great\u20141958 version.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted by Steve in President #29 - W Harding\nAmerican history, Andrew Sinclair, Barack Obama, biographies, Carrie Phillips, Francis Russell, James Robenalt, John W. Dean, Nan Britton, presidential biographies, Presidents, Robert K. Murray, Samuel H. Adams, Warren G. Harding\nIn this era of unfathomable computing power and data storage capacity it is hard to imagine such a concept as Too Much Information.\nBut despite the dearth of scholarly biographies focused on Harding, we seem to have learned far too much about him over the past 14 months. And little of what has been revealed is likely to improve his standing.\nHistorians have long considered Harding one of the two or three worst presidents in our nation\u2019s history, and they\u2019ve long known of his propensity for straying from his wife. But as a result of significant controversy and litigation, much of the written evidence was locked away \u2013 until recently.\nOn July 29, 2014 approximately 1,000 pages of \u201ccorrespondence\u201d between Harding and one of his mistresses (Carrie Phillips) were released to the public. These letters were written over a ten-year period and provide significant transparency into this relationship (which preceded his presidency). And they threaten to make Bill Clinton\u2019s indiscretions seem downright pedestrian.\nAnother slightly less certain rumor haunted Harding\u2019s legacy as well \u2013 that he fathered a child with Nan Britton, another of his mistresses. The Harding-Britton affair was allegedly conducted during his presidency, and after he died Britton wrote a book: \u201cThe President\u2019s Daughter.\u201d This book was considered scandalous when published in 1927, but neither Britton (who died in 1991) nor her daughter (who died in 2005) subsequently seemed concerned with proving paternity.\nEarlier this year, with the cooperation of Britton\u2019s grandson and some of Harding\u2019s known descendants, DNA testing firmly established that Harding was the father of Britton\u2019s daughter. The story broke in the New York Times about a month ago. Hello!\nAs if that wasn\u2019t enough\u2026Warren Harding\u2019s family tree was long alleged to have been \u201ctainted\u201d with African-American blood. Given the times in which Harding lived this was quite damaging to his reputation \u2013 but he could never disprove the rumor.\nThe same DNA testing which established Harding\u2019s paternity of Nan Britton\u2019s daughter also confirmed it is highly unlikely Harding had a black ancestor \u2013 at least not as far back as his great-great-grandparents. It seems that Barack Obama remains our nation\u2019s first African-American president. Oh well.\n*The first biography of Harding I\u2019m reading is \u201cThe Shadow of Blooming Grove: Warren G Harding in His Times.\u201d Written by Francis Russell and published in 1968, this was part of a small wave of Harding-related biographies based on papers released by the Ohio Historical Society in 1964. Russell independently pursued the Harding-Phillips angle and discovered some of their salacious correspondence. A lawsuit forced him to leave out the most colorful quotes, but it seems as though he got his point across\u2026\n*The second biography I\u2019ll be reading, but the first book published following the opening of the Harding papers, is Andrew Sinclair\u2019s 1965 \u201cThe Available Man: The Life Behind the Masks of Warren Gamaliel Harding.\u201d It is apparently less \u201csensational\u201d than Russell\u2019s biography, with less emphasis on scandals and rumors.\nGiven my developing penchant for reading biographies from oldest-to-newest, I would have started with this biography\u2026but it just arrived in my mailbox yesterday and I\u2019m already 1/3 through Russell\u2019s biography. But let me take a moment to thank the New Zealand Embassy in Washington D.C. which, according to a stamp inside the book, acquired it in April 1965 and at some point sold it to someone who sold it to someone who sold it to me. It almost looks like it has never been read\u2026\n*The last Harding biography I\u2019m reading is \u201cThe Harding Era: Warren G. Harding and His Administration\u201d by Robert Murray, published in 1969. Some say this is the most detailed, serious book on Harding. In Harding\u2019s case, I\u2019m not certain what that actually means, but time will tell. Based on the name penned inside this book, it was originally owned by a now-deceased history professor who, a quick Google search reveals, served as a Sergeant of the Guard at the Nuremberg War Trials. Ah, the joys of the internet.\nThree books I won\u2019t be reading (at least not the first time through):\n\u2013 \u201cIncredible Era: The Life and Times of Warren Gamaliel Harding\u201d by Samuel H. Adams. Published in 1939, this one of the best-known early biographies of Harding. But the author lacked access to most of the critical Harding papers (which were not to be released for another 25 years) and he seems instead to have focused on rumors and allegations.\n\u2013 \u201cThe Harding Affair: Love and Espionage During the Great War.\u201d Published in 2009, this book by James Robenalt apparently reveals much of the Harding-Phillips affair. I\u2019m not certain whether the author had access to any of the freshly-released letters, but the book\u2019s punch-line seems to be that Phillips was actually an agent for the German government.\n\u2013 \u201cWarren G. Harding: The American Presidents Series\u201d by John W. Dean. Harding seems to be exactly the type of president about whom books in the American Presidents Series are perfect: he is generally poorly regarded, few (if any) compelling biographies of him exist, and a shorter facts only biography might be just what the doctor ordered. On second thought, perhaps I should read this one?\n5 thoughts on \u201cWarren G. Harding: America\u2019s Most Interesting President?\u201d\nI enjoyed Russell\u2019s work and look forward to hearing your thoughts on the other ones!\nMy reaction so far (I\u2019m halfway through Russell\u2019s book) is that it swings from dull to fascinating. Sometimes it moves like a tortoise and reads like a prehistoric stone tablet\u2026at other times it speeds along briskly and reads like an engaging made-for-tv drama. I can\u2019t wait to see what I think by the end and how it compares to the other Harding bios-\nI was going to read this book but didn\u2019t because I understand Russell\u2019s book takes a very unfavorable view of Harding. It seems he was out to prove Harding had African ancestry and to bring to light the affair with Carrie Phillips. McGraw-Hill rejected titles for the book were: \u201cFrom Whore House to White House\u201d and \u201cThe Nigger in the Woodpile.\u201d The title still conveys a racist tint in the mention of the word \u201cShadow.\u201d Today it would not be an issue but back in the 1960\u2019s and certainly in the 1920\u2019s this would have been a problem for Harding supporters.\nIronically I considered skipping this book for the very same reasons. But it is so frequently read (for a Harding biography anyway) and referenced that I decided I couldn\u2019t afford not to read it. I\u2019m almost done with it but still wrestling with exactly what I want to say about it in my review\u2026\nconservadox said:\nI loved Dean\u2019s book, and not just because it was short. It isn\u2019t obsessed with scandal, and is more about the 1920 election.",
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        "raw_content": "Better Utah in the News, Blog, Healthcare, Issues, News / Jan 23, 2019\nSALT LAKE CITY \u2013 Utah voters approved a ballot measure last year to enact full Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, bringing health care to 100,000 lower-income residents. But that isn\u2019t the last word. A bloc of conservative state lawmakers, saying there isn\u2019t enough money to pay for the expansion, are looking to \u201crepeal and replace\u201d Proposition 3 with a less-ambitious plan.\nWhile the state Constitution allows lawmakers to make changes to ballot initiatives, Chase Thomas, executive director of the progressive group Alliance for a Better Utah, said this alternative plan seems designed to thwart the will of the voters.\n\u201cWe understand small changes, to implement the propositions into existing law and also just to make them feasible,\u201d he said. \u201cWhat we don\u2019t support are changes that implement new policy or change the policy desires of the people.\u201d\nThomas said legislators trying to limit the the Medicaid expansion are the same ones who have blocked it in the past. Their claim is that Prop 3 won\u2019t generate enough revenue for the program, but Thomas pointed to hundreds of millions of dollars in the state\u2019s surplus fund. Conservatives had proposed limited Medicaid expansion, contingent on federal officials granting the state a waiver, which it has failed to get.\nAccording to Thomas, a bill expected in the upcoming session would drop Medicaid eligibility rates from 138 percent to 100 percent of the federal poverty level, add a work requirement for many people and extend the launch date well past April 1.\n\u201cMedicaid expansion, as we all know, is not a new discussion,\u201d he said. \u201cIt\u2019s been around for six years now, and they have been worried about costs. But the people wanted full Medicaid expansion, and they even increased taxes on themselves to fund it.\u201d\nUnder Utah law, Thomas said, ballot propositions can be modified or even repealed by the Legislature, but at lawmakers\u2019 political peril. He said Utah voters bypassed lawmakers on three progressive issues this past November.\n\u201cWe had medical marijuana, Medicaid expansion and redistricting reform all on the ballot, and they\u2019ve been coming up in the Legislature every single year for the past four to six years,\u201d he said. \u201cIt\u2019s just these high-profile progressive issues where the public wants to move faster than the Legislature\u2019s willing to do.\u201d\nThe new General Session starts on Monday.\nThis article originally appeared in Public News Service. Read it in its entirety here.\ufeff\nballot proposition, better utah, Chase Thomas, medicaid, prop 3",
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        "raw_content": "Eddie B. Neal's profile\nEddie B. Neal #122084\n1000 St. Clair Rd.\nSpringville, Alabama 35146-5582\nGreetings. My name is Eddie B. Neal.\nI am fifty-four years old and have been in prison for thirty-four years. I am serving a sentence of life without parole after being convicted and sentenced by a jury of all whites for the murder of a white woman that occurred in 1976 in Birmingham, Alabama. I am not guilty of this crime and I continue in my efforts to seek a fair trial. A trial consisting of a jury of my peers who are representatives as including all of the people of this great state. Selecting a jury with the intention of being racially exclusive should not be considered as was done in my trial and is certainly a constitutional violation.\nManipulative and overzealous prosecutors connived with the local news media to sensationalize the case, creating a racially charged atmosphere as I am a black man and the victim was a white woman. With a jury of all whites, the lack of any evidence connecting me to the crime didn't seem to matter.\nMy struggle continues!\nRead more from Eddie B. Neal's blog: Raw Deal \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "History buffs will love this site that maps the oldest building in every U.S. state\nWe report so much on the bleeding edge of all things tech, but there\u2019s another story on the far opposite side of that world that\u2019s just as fascinating and as relevant to everything we see around us today. We\u2019re talking about history \u2014 more specifically, the history of the built environment, which is the focus of one site that\u2019s gone ahead and mapped the oldest still-intact structure in all 50 states.\nCottages, fortresses, churches and more, it\u2019s all here. The folks over at NetCredit compiled this roundup of fascinating old structures to visit that could serve as great fodder for mapping out a roadtrip, and we thought this might also be fun to spotlight for your weekend reading pleasure.\n\u201cSome of the buildings we\u2019ve chosen only had a brief moment in the spotlight,\u201d the site explains, \u201clike Nevada\u2019s Old Mormon Fort, abandoned just a few years after the Utah War. Others have built up centuries of history, such as the Louis Bolduc House in Missouri. It was built for French-Canadian settlers in 1798, and their descendants continued to occupy it right up until the 1940s.\n\u201cSome are impressive feats of construction, such as the wattle-and-daub Cataldo Mission in Idaho. Not a single nail was used in the entire building! Others, though, were less successful. Ka Hale L\u0101\u02bbau in Hawaii was designed in and brought over from New England, with only a later realization that the structure was completely unsuitable for comfortable living in a tropical climate.\u201d\nOther examples include the White Horse Tavern in Newport, Rhode Island, a red, timber building that originally functioned as a private residence and was converted into a tavern in 1673. Some of the oldest structures are pretty famous, such as Texas\u2019 The Alamo, the site of the famous battle that later garrisoned Mexican and Texan soldiers.\nIf you want to see the oldest structure of them all \u2014 to be more specific, the oldest known wood structure still standing in North America \u2014 that would be the Fairbanks House in Dedham, Mass. It was built around 1637 for Jonathan and Grace Fairbanks and their six children and went on to serve as the home for eight generations of the Fairbanks family over the course of almost 300 years.\nCheck out the full list of the oldest structure in each state here.\nImage Source: www.netcredit.com\nBuying knives off Kickstarter isn\u2019t as dumb as it seems",
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        "raw_content": "Category Archives: bbc bias and balance.\nOn Institutional Bias\nBy David Preiser (USA) | January 22, 2014 - 5:50 pm | February 2, 2014 BBC bias, bbc bias and balance., bbc biased to the core, BBC institutional bias, Institutional Bias\nThis isn\u2019t specifically about any one instance of BBC bias, but it is directly, 100% relevant to our ongoing debate about whether or not it\u2019s possible for there to be an institutional bias at the BBC even though there\u2019s no deliberate conspiracy to push an agenda or narrative (except, you know, when there is: e.g. 28-Gate and the deference to Islamic sensitivities and multiculturalism).\nWill Bloomberg Challenge the New York Times\nNow that Nanny Bloomberg is done with trying to use political power to directly control the personal behavior of New Yorkers, he\u2019s aiming bigger. Despite his previous claim of not wanting to get into editorial control of Bloomberg News, well, that\u2019s what he\u2019s now doing.\nIs Mike Bloomberg the next William Randolph Hearst, a tycoon who mixes media and politics, influencing the course of the nation? Bloomberg has the money and the opportunity; we know he wants a seat at the policy table.\nIn a recent piece, The New York Times says that the former New York City mayor is involving himself in the editorial activities of Bloomberg LP. The Grey Lady sounds concerned, and rightly so. Just as Mr. Bloomberg won unlikely election as mayor of a heavily Democrat city by skipping through the political middle, he could also steer Bloomberg\u2019s news operation in between the left-leaning Times and right-sided Dow Jones, ending up where a great many Americans reside. It would be a fitting and satisfying next step for the successful financier and politician, who is clearly not ready to retire.\nAnybody who thinks Bloomberg is going to seek the happy middle hasn\u2019t been paying attention. I\u2019m not sure how the normally fairly sensible Liz Peek thinks Bloomberg was anything other than a life-long Democrat dressed up first in Republican sheep\u2019s clothing, and then pretended to be an Independent, and it\u2019s worrying that she can look at the track record of his third extra-legal term in office and see anything even remotely resembling the middle ground where most Americans live. But that\u2019s another story. The story here is that Bloomberg News has grown to be much bigger, staff-wise, than the WaPo, and is rivaling the NY Times. I\u2019m bringing up this article because of the following:\nBut, it\u2019s not all about numbers. It is also about positioning. The New York Times has become more liberal over time, derided on the right these days as a virtual mouthpiece for the Obama White House. The paper has not endorsed a Republican for president since Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956; the nod has gone to the Democrat candidate in every election since.\nIt\u2019s not just those on the right that see the paper as tilting left \u2014 former ombudsman Daniel Okrent wrote a farewell piece in 2004 describing the paper as slanted liberal, especially on topics like gay marriage. As he said, rather gingerly, \u201cOn a topic that has produced one of the defining debates of our time, Times editors have failed to provide the three-dimensional perspective balanced journalism requires.\u201d He noted that the paper unintentionally tends to \u201ctell only the side of the story your co-religionists wish to hear,\u201d but adds that \u201cnegligence doesn\u2019t have to be intentional.\u201d\nAnother departing public editor, Arthur Brisbane, made a similar confession as he exited the paper a year and a half ago. He admitted \u201cthe hive on Eighth Avenue is powerfully shaped by a culture of like minds,\u201d a \u201ckind of political and cultural progressivism\u201d that leads to \u201cdevelopments like the Occupy movement and gay marriage\u201d being treated \u201cmore like causes than news subjects.\u201d And, this is from the inside.\nThis isn\u2019t the wittering of some angry, fat, old, single white male (or whatever other pejoratives defenders of the indefensible like to hurl at us) ranting because some media outlet publishes opinions he doesn\u2019t like, pretending to read their minds and reading things that aren\u2019t there. This is a case of two different professional, highly experienced journalists (three if you count Peek as well) saying that there is an institutional bias in a world-class, long-lived news organization, and that it happens quite naturally due to the personnel involved.\nDoes that sound familiar? It should. It\u2019s what I\u2019ve been saying about the BBC for years. For evidence of the hive-mind at the BBC, one need look no further than the \u201cIn Their Own Tweets\u201d page. For more evidence, look at the \u201cIn Their Own Words\u201d page. Then read the last line of this feature on the BBC\u2019s \u201cNorth America editor\u201d, Mark Mardell. Then consider the evidence of 28-Gate, Robin Aitken\u2019s book, Peter Sissons\u2019 complaints, and Jeremy Paxman\u2019s statement on using the World Service to \u201cspread influence\u201d. These are only the tip of the world\u2019s largest media iceberg.\nI submit that the evidence of this hive-mind which causes the institutional bias at the BBC is irrefutable. And professional, experienced journalists know that this is a very real phenomenon in media organizations.\nWhere Credit Is Due \u2013 The BBC And Christianity in Britain\nBy David Preiser (USA) | January 15, 2014 - 6:26 pm | January 15, 2014 bbc bias and balance., Christianity\nI know this title will shock and annoy most people here. The following is not meant to discredit or dismiss all the complaints about the BBC\u2019s shabby treatment of people with Christian faith. I\u2019m not here to claim there is no BBC harsh treatment of the religion itself and its various churches as opposed to what Mark Thompson admitted was the soft touch with Islam. I offer this only as a moment to take notice when the BBC actually does get it about right, as giving credit where due can only help deter charges of the blog seeing only negatives in everything and not ever taking an objective approach.\nWatching the latest episode of Neil Oliver\u2019s \u201cSacred Wonders of Britain\u201d was a refreshing change to the sniggering and sneering or casting doubts we usually get from Beeboids about faith, especially that of believing Christians. For example, Jeremy Paxman giggling when asking Tony Blair if he prayed together with George Bush, or Radio 4 suggesting that the danger from Christian extremists was just as bad as from Mohammedan jihadi extremism, or having atheist Melvyn Bragg present a controversial programme about Gnostic Gospel ideas on Good Friday, have all added to the perception that the BBC treats Christians faith with some disdain. And let\u2019s not even get into all the hate poured out by \u201cedgy\u201d comedians and the likes of Stephen Fry. Usually it seems like the only time the BBC nomenklatura approve of religious Christians is when they\u2019re the useful kind: right-on vicars who espouse Socialism or hold the usual approved thoughts on pet BBC issues. I confess to being a little wary initially, being aware of Oliver\u2019s otherwise typical BBC ideological credentials. For example, I saw him turn a segment of one episode of his \u201cCoast\u201d series into an advertisement for wind turbines.\nIn this series, though Oliver actually treats the expressions of faith with wonder and a smile. There are no side quips about modern problems, no rolling of the eyes at discussions of how faith was important in daily lives. His demeanor does not come across as phony or patronizing. While the series obviously began covering the old pagan faiths, it\u2019s now into Christianity and it\u2019s offered without any diminishing qualifiers.\nAnother recent example of getting it about right was the \u201cTudor Monastery Farm\u201d series. Previous versions of the historical farming series didn\u2019t really get into religion at all, but this one had it at its center because of the premise. This time, the producers chose the historically accurate plot vehicle of having the crew act as if they were tenant farmers on a monastery estate. So they really had no choice but to have unadulterated, old-school Christian faith infused into almost everything.\n(Yes, I know some people here have been outraged at seeing a black face in Tudor England. I know it can be seen as a gratuitous token done not out of historical respect but in fealty to what we know to be their editorial policy to promote multiculturalism at all costs. Perhaps those who are angry can take comfort in the fact that, from what I saw, the blacks were never shown to be allowed indoors. This has nothing to do with the topic of Christian faith in the series, and I\u2019m hoping we can all leave this issue alone this time.)\nIn this series, they had no choice but to act as if faith was the guiding force in everyone\u2019s daily lives. Food was symbolic, the meals could take on ritual elements, and real faith was involved in nearly everything on some level. Like Oliver in his show, the \u201cTudor Farm\u201d cast explained the various religious facets with smiles on their faces and positive expressions. It was done with sincerity, no downplaying it as, \u201cThis is what those people did, we\u2019ve now advanced,\u201d sort of thing, nor did they try to say that faith wasn\u2019t all that important. Sure, they were probably acting for the camera, but that doesn\u2019t detract from the sincerity of the presentation. 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        "raw_content": "Terms and Conditions for Bleu Handcrafted Foods\nThese Website Standard Terms and Conditions written on this webpage shall manage your use of our website, bleufoods.com accessible at https://bleufoods.com. The purchase of alcohol by persons under the age of 21 is prohibited by law. You must be at least 21 years old to purchase beer, wine or spirits. By placing an order through us, you are representing yourself to us as at least 21 years of age and that the person to whom it is being delivered is at least 21 years old. We reserve the right to ask for proof of identity before processing an order or upon delivery.\nThese Terms will be applied fully and effectively to your use of this Website. By using this Website, you agreed to accept all terms and conditions written in here. You must not use this Website if you disagree with any of these Website Standard Terms and Conditions. These Terms and Conditions have been generated over at the Terms And Conditions Template website.\nOther than the content you own, under these Terms, Bleu Handcrafted Foods and/or its licensors own all the intellectual property rights and materials contained in this Website.\nCertain areas of this Website are restricted from being accessed by you and Bleu Handcrafted Foods may further restrict access by you to any areas of this Website, at any time, in absolute discretion. Any user ID and password you may have for this Website are confidential and you must maintain confidentiality as well.\nIn these Website Standard Terms and Conditions, \"Your Content\" shall mean any audio, video text, images or other material you choose to display on this Website. By displaying Your Content, you grant Bleu Handcrafted Foods a non-exclusive, worldwide irrevocable, sub-licensable license to use, reproduce, adapt, publish, translate and distribute it in any and all media.\nYour Content must be your own and must not be invading any third-party\u2019s rights. Bleu Handcrafted Foods reserves the right to remove any of Your Content from this Website at any time without notice.\nThis Website is provided \"as is,\" with all faults, and Bleu Handcrafted Foods express no representations or warranties, of any kind related to this Website or the materials contained on this Website. Also, nothing contained on this Website shall be interpreted as advising you.\nIn no event shall Bleu Handcrafted Foods, nor any of its officers, directors, and employees shall be held liable for anything arising out of or in any way connected with your use of this Website whether such liability is under contract. Bleu Handcrafted Foods, including its officers, directors, and employees shall not be held liable for any indirect, consequential or special liability arising out of or in any way related to your use of this Website.\nYou hereby indemnify to the fullest extent Bleu Handcrafted Foods from and against any and/or all liabilities, costs, demands, causes of action, damages, and expenses arising in any way related to your breach of any of the provisions of these Terms.\nBleu Handcrafted Foods is permitted to revise these Terms at any time as it sees fit, and by using this Website you are expected to review these Terms on a regular basis.\nBleu Handcrafted Foods is allowed to assign, transfer, and subcontract its rights and/or obligations under these Terms without any notification. However, you are not allowed to assign, transfer, or subcontract any of your rights and/or obligations under these Terms.\nThese Terms constitute the entire agreement between Bleu Handcrafted Foods and you in relation to your use of this Website and supersede all prior agreements and understandings.\nThese Terms will be governed by, the laws of the State of California without regards to Conflict of Law principles and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of California. In the event of any dispute or disagreement with respect to the meaning, effect or interpretation of these terms or in the event of a claimed breach of these terms, the parties hereto agree that such dispute shall be determined by arbitration conducted by the American Arbitration Association pursuant to its commercial arbitration rules. The arbitration shall be conducted in Mammoth Lakes, California, unless both parties agree in writing to a different location. The arbitration award is enforceable as a judgment of any court having proper jurisdiction.",
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        "raw_content": "Feb19 Comments Off on \u201cStar Wars: Episode VIII\u201d begins filming, sparks craze\n\u201cStar Wars: Episode VIII\u201d begins filming, sparks craze\nThe countdown for \u201cStar Wars: Episode VIII\u201d has begun. The new movie began filming two months after \u201cStar Wars: The Force Awakens\u201d broke dozens of box office records and earned general acclaim. Disney released a very short teaser video Monday for the momentous day. It is essentially just the final shot of \u201cThe Force Awakens\u201d [\u2026]\nArt, Entertainment, Lifestyle A New Hope, Academy Award, Benicio del Toro, Carrie Fisher, Gwendoline Christie, J.J. Abrams, John Boyega, Kelly Marie Tran, Laura Dern, Rotten Tomatoes, Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, The Force Awakens, vogue",
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        "raw_content": "Breached Records More Than Doubled in H1 2018, Reveals Breach Level Index\nBreak Down of the 2018 Breach Level Index Stats:\n\u2022 18,525,816 records compromised every day\n\u2022 771,909 records compromised every hour\n\u2022 12,865 records compromised every minute\n\u2022 214 records compromised every second\nData breaches had a field day in 2018. According to the Breach Level Iindex, a database compiled by Gemalto to track publicly reported data breaches disclosed in news media reports, 2018 is one of the only years where more than two billion records were compromised in publicly disclosed data breaches. The only other year to do so was 2013 due to the exposure of all three billion Yahoo users\u2019 accounts.\nGemalto has analyzed the Breach Level Index during the first half of 2018 and the findings are truly staggering. In just six months, the system tracked more than 3.3 billion breached data files. This figure represents a 72 percent increase over the first half of 2017.\nThe Breach Level Index didn\u2019t contain as many reported incidents in the first half of 2018 as it did over the same period last year with 944 reported security events during the reporting period compared to 1,162 breaches reported in the first half of 2017.\nThe Main Trends From the 2018 Report:\n\u2022 Identity theft yet again the top data breach type: Identity theft was responsible for nearly four billion records compromised in the first half of the year, which represents growth of more than a thousand percent compared to the previous year. During the same time frame, the number of incidents involving identity theft decreased by a quarter.\n\u2022 Malicious outsiders and accidental loss the most prevalent sources of data breach: The number of events involving malicious outsiders accounted for 56 percent and 34 percent of all data breaches, respectively.\n\u2022 Social media weathered the greatest number of compromised records: Facebook wasn\u2019t the only social giant that suffered a data breach in the first half of 2018. Twitter also experienced a security incident where a software glitch potentially exposed the login credentials of its 330 million users. In total, data breaches compromised 2.5 billion records stored by social media giants.\n\u2022 Incidents in healthcare and financial services declined: The number of compromised files and data breaches decreased for both healthcare and financial services. These declines at least in part reflected the introduction of new national regulations that help regulate health data and financial transactions.\n\u2022 North America led the way in publicly disclosed data breaches: This region represented more than 97 percent of data records compromised in the first half of 2018. In total, there were 559 events in the region, a number which represented 59 percent of all data breaches globally in the first half of 2018.\nNew Data Privacy Regulations Take Effect:\nIn the wake of new data protection regulations, reporting of security incidents is on the rise. Following the passage of the Australian Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) received 305 data breach notifications by the end of the second quarter of 2018. This number is nearly triple the amount of the number submitted to the OAIC for the entire 2016-2017 fiscal year. Such growth in data breach reporting will likely continue through the rest of 2018 and beyond under GDPR and New York\u2019s Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies.\nIf you are interested in learning more about Gemalto\u2019s H1 2018 Breach Level Index findings, you can check out the full report or the infographic for a quick snapshot of the stats.\nGDPR summary: Why encryption, other measures are a must\nPosted on 25 April 2016 by Tom De Cordier in Enterprise Security\nIn this GDPR summary, find out what the regulation requires and how it emphasizes the use of encryption and other data protection best practices... or else.\nWhat the growing A2P SMS market means for mobile operators\nPosted on 03 July 2015 by R\u00e9mi de Fouchier in Mobile\nIn the face of falling SMS usage, mobile network operators could consider A2P SMS to bolster revenues.\nHow will EMV credit cards be used to make payments?\nThe way that we make credit card transactions is going to change as EMV cards become more common (those are credit cards with a chip). In the U.S. we\u2019ve become\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Where We Began and How Far We Have Come\nTo measure how far we have come we first have to look at where Community Health Centers started 50 years ago. It began with a cause, and then an opportunity. The cause was lack of access to basic healthcare among the poor, and the opportunity was President Lyndon B. Johnson\u2019s major War on Poverty initiatives in the mid 1960s. Doctors Jack Geiger and Count Gibson, then affiliated with the Preventive Medicine Department at Tufts University School of Medicine, submitted proposals to the federal Office of Economic Opportunity to establish health centers in medically underserved urban and rural areas. Funding for the first two \u201cNeighborhood Health Centers\u201d (as they were then called) \u2013 one in Boston, Massachusetts, and the other in Mound Bayou, Mississippi \u2013 was approved in 1965. The health center which opened its doors in Boston\u2019s Dorchester neighborhood a few months later was Columbia Point Health Center. Establishing a health center in Columbia Point made sense for a lot of reasons. The Department of Preventive Medicine already had a longstanding relationship with the Columbia Point Housing Project in that neighborhood. Fourth year medical students had been providing care to residents since 1954. Also, the demand for care was overwhelming. According to the book, \u201cCommunity Health Centers: A Movement and the People Who Made It Happen\u201d (Bonnie Lefkowitz), even though the housing project was four miles from major hospitals, visits to them took an average of six hours, including travel and waiting time. Once the health center opened for business, as many as 200 patients per day received services.\nColumbia Point also launched a local grassroots movement that saw eighteen more health centers established in Boston by 1971. The collective success of these health centers in delivering healthcare services gained the notice of local and national leaders, including Massachusetts U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy. Now, 50 years later, the re-named Geiger Gibson Community Health Center is one of the founding members of the larger Harbor Health Services, Inc., which administers five Community Health Centers in three counties in eastern Massachusetts.\n\u201cClearly much has changed in 50 years but much has remained of the original ideas,\u201d says Dan Driscoll, President and CEO of Harbor Health. Driscoll has been with Harbor Health for 38 years, and visited Columbia Point in its early days. \u201cThe vision that Jack Geiger and Count Gibson had for a \u2018pre-payment plan\u2019 to finance care has become a capitated arrangement for Medicaid patients. Their concept of community participation is now a fully empowered and legally responsible community board of directors. Geiger and Gibson always saw the health center mission as more than medical care. Today, those services include outreach using community residents, financial counseling, domestic violence advocacy, substance abuse treatment, medical \u2013 behavioral health integration, case management and the provision of career ladders for staff.\u201d\nIndeed, addressing the whole health of the person and the factors that may contribute to illness, rather, the social determinants of health, is one of the hallmarks of the health center movement and a key to its record of success in reducing healthcare costs, unnecessary hospitalizations and visits to the hospital emergency room. Harbor Health Services stays true to that mission and also continues to focus resources on the needs of the local community. In addition to providing services to 27,000 patients, including 10,000 dental patients. Harbor Health also saw the need for delivering services to the growing numbers of elderly who were homebound. They offer an Elder Service Plan, which now cares for 450 people. They also run a Women Infant Children Nutrition Program for more than 3,000 women and their children.\n\u201cThe scope and size of the health center program nationally is most likely larger than either Jack Geiger and Count Gibson had dared hope for, but today the Columbia Point Health Center/Geiger Gibson Community Health Center remains, along with our rural cousin, Delta Health Center in Mound Bayou Mississippi, as lasting signs of the resiliency of the movement and its mission,\u201d said Driscoll.\nHelp us celebrate the 50th anniversary throughout the month of June by telling us about your health center\u2019s journey.\nPrevious In Bridgeport a Humble Start with a Big Finish\nNext Victory for the ACA: Moving Forward after King v. Burwell",
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        "raw_content": "Employer Brands Aren\u2019t Created, They\u2019re Revealed\nToday we bring you a guest post from Bryan Chaney, an experienced global leader in recruitment and employment branding. We asked him to tell us how companies can align the recruiting experience with the company\u2019s brand.\nWhy is the employer brand important to the recruiting experience?\nA brand is what people say about you when you're not in the room. Whether a company has a consumer brand or business brand, its reputation in the market is related to the products it sells, how it supports those products, and the services that back them up.\nAn employer's efforts to convey the experience and value proposition of working in their culture? That's the employer controlling the information and message, or \"employer brand.\"\nSo, a \"talent brand\" is what employees really say about a company when they're not at work and their boss isn't within earshot.\nUnderstanding the overlap of the two brands (and also where they miss the mark) is the key to educating prospective talent about the true value of an organization. Not just to compel them to apply, but also to tell them when they wouldn't be a fit. Remember, culture starts with cult. And the members of every cult-like organization need to fit a specific mold in order to function.\n\"Those who can't rock Wild Cherry Kool-Aid mustaches need not apply.\"\nThe biggest mistake that companies make when trying to insert an employer brand into their recruiting process is trying to manufacture a reputation that doesn't exist, or even line up with, an accurate experience.\nAn employer brand is not created. It can only be revealed.\nThe best advice I can give to an employer wanting their recruiting process to reflect the brand is to start with real stories from real employees. Some will volunteer and some will need to be recruited to tell their story. Depending on the culture, incentivize them to take a specific angle or theme, like six-second videos featuring \"the life of a software developer at X company\" and watch what unfolds.\nCategorize those employee stories by skill set, business unit, or segment of the EVP (Employer Value Proposition). This will enable you to understand what role each piece of content plays, and where and when it makes sense to share it on the career site, blog, or talent community.\nBecause the best stories shared are those you can trust and those that are the most relevant to your audience.\nBryan Chaney is an experienced global leader in recruitment and employment branding. He was most recently the manager of Global Social Strategy for Aon. Bryan\u2019s strategic global recruiting strategies have helped funnel talent for offices in India, the UK, and Canada. Before joining Aon, Bryan worked in recruitment, technology, and marketing, gaining insights into the marketing of hiring, the importance of technology, and the buying process candidates engage in when applying for jobs.\nShut the Front Door - You Mean We Need to Market to Our Employees?",
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        "raw_content": "Canonical joins GNOME Foundation Advisory Board\nTags: Desktop, Developer, GNOME, Ubuntu\nAs you\u2019re no doubt aware, the default Ubuntu desktop is now running GNOME Shell following the 17.10 release and so we naturally have a great deal of interest in the plans and direction of the GNOME project. The best way for us to get more involved in the future of GNOME is to become a member of the Advisory Board, and so, I\u2019m happy to announce that we are now fully signed up members.\nThe board\u2019s responsibilities are summarised as: to meet with the GNOME Foundation board of directors to explain their needs, to learn more about the needs of GNOME users and to provide feedback on the overall direction of the GNOME project.\nWe hope to share the results of our many years of user research, testing plus the needs of our large and diverse user base to help map out the best way for the entire GNOME ecosystem to benefit from our membership.\nThe GNOME community have been very welcoming to Ubuntu, and we are already seeing the fruits of their labour in 17.10. Night Light, Captive Portal detection, the new Control Center, and a host of new features are now available to Ubuntu Desktop users by default by way of the GNOME desktop.\nWe look forward to working closely with the GNOME Foundation, and to many years of happy collaboration.",
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        "title": "Full text: Liz Truss\u2019s LSE lecture \u2013 \u2018I want to take a zero-tolerance approach to wasteful spend\u2019 | Coffee House",
        "raw_content": "Full text: Liz Truss\u2019s LSE lecture \u2013 \u2018I want to take a zero-tolerance approach to wasteful spend\u2019\nAs an economics geek, and a committed free marketer, I\u2019ve always admired the London School of Economics. Despite its left-wing reputation, it was the academic home of Hayek. But even more than that, it produced my husband, Hugh O\u2019Leary.\nIt means that whenever I want a late night discussion about supply side reform or econometrics, there\u2019s always someone on hand. And why do I love this stuff? Because I care about freedom.\nI\u2019ve never liked being told what to do. And I don\u2019t like to see other people being told what to do. Britain is a country that is raucous and rowdy.\nWe have a younger generation of self-starters growing up, who are desperate shape their own futures. Who reject hierarchy and understand the networked world and who want to take on the establishment \u2013 and win.\nThat\u2019s not just a healthy attitude to have in life. I believe it\u2019s key to our economic future. I believe that our future lies in cultivating their maverick spirit. I want our economic model to be one where it\u2019s not about the state deciding what you do, it\u2019s about you deciding what you do. And from the grainbelt of our agricultural heartlands, to the brainbelt bursting out around our great universities\u2026From the port cities to the inland empires. With greater freedom, all of these places have the capacity to do and be more. Truly free enterprise has huge economic benefits, driving down prices and creating growth and jobs. It breaks down monopolies, hierarchies and outdated practices. It destroys barriers, and erodes inequality.\nIt\u2019s good for business, and it\u2019s good for our nation of Airbnb-ing, Deliveroo-eating, Uber-riding freedom fighters. As the LSE\u2019s own Lionel Robbins said: \u201cevery day, thousands of people cast their votes for the hundreds of products and services on offer, and from the competition to win votes, better and better products and services arise.\u201d\nWe all benefit from the creativity and innovation of a free market. New gadgets may begin in the hands of the wealthy few. But they most often end up improving all our lives. From the bricklayer to the banker, we all use the same smartphones. There\u2019s no more important time to be thinking about this. Britain has a unique opportunity to re-establish itself as the land of the free.\nAfter surviving the financial crisis and launching the Brexit process. We can put public finances on an even keel, and drive progress through economic liberalisation. Our Industrial Strategy will guide us towards achieving that. It sets out how we are building a Britain fit for the future \u2013 how we will strengthen our skills, bolster our industries, and build the infrastructure we need to boost productivity and the earning power of everyone throughout the UK. We already have a strong base, with a record number of start-ups, and record levels of employment.\nBut if we get the next phase of our development right, if we liberate every part of our economy, we can truly turbocharge growth. I believe that liberating the economy has to start with the individual, and helping more people get into jobs. Work isn\u2019t just about feeding your family. It\u2019s about your sense of self and independence.\nWhat we\u2019ve done as a government, is help more people gain that independence. Since we came to power, we have reformed employment law, making it easier for companies to take on staff. We\u2019ve widened access to professions, making it easier to train as a teacher or lawyer. We\u2019ve taken huge strides to even the playing field for women in top professions. We\u2019ve also built on a history of supply side reform in the labour market.\nIn the 1980s, Mrs Thatcher curbed excessive union power which created barriers to entry and meant cronyism was the key to climbing the ladder. More recently, it was the welfare state that was holding people back, and our changes released millions who were trapped in poverty into well-paid work. But the results prove them wrong \u2013 we now have record employment and the lowest unemployment rate since 1975 which has reduced inequality.\nMeanwhile, our European neighbours with labour markets much more restrictive than ours are struggling. France\u2019s unemployment rate is double ours, while in Spain and Italy it\u2019s even worse.\nBut there are still barriers stopping people getting into work in this country. Often these are barriers as thin as a sheet of paper. Because Britain has a higher proportion of licensed workers than France, Italy or Belgium. When well-designed, professional qualifications can ensure the public are protected from harm. But for those without the funds or family connections to break in from outside, finding work can be frustrating.\nIn the 1980s, it was unions that were holding people back from getting jobs \u2013 now it\u2019s over-regulated occupations. And for consumers, it can mean less choice, and higher prices. So if we can reduce these barriers, everyone will benefit.\nI want to liberalise unfair regulation to make it easier for people to follow their dreams and start new careers. I want to challenge unfair rules and fees, and make sure that barriers are not being put up to important industries in the UK economy, I will explore taking forward a cross-government review of occupational licensing.\nFor that individual following their dreams, there needs to be affordable housing wherever they want to live. If I see an opportunity I want to get a piece of the action.\nI want to surf the zeitgeist to where it\u2019s all happening. When I moved to London from Leeds as a graduate in the 1990s, I came because of the opportunities on offer here. Back then, I could afford to find somewhere to live.\nAnd now, having benefited from that opportunity, it would be wrong of me to deny it to others. This government has delivered more affordable homes.\nBut too many people that have got themselves on the ladder have been allowed to pull it up behind them. Which means that young people these days can struggle to get flats near their jobs. According to the Resolution Foundation, the share of working age people moving for jobs has gone down by 25 per cent since 2001. And this is hitting people in the pocket \u2013 they estimate the average earner would have been \u00a32,000 better off if they were able to get on their bikes. If we sorted this out, it could give a boost to individual workers, and to the economy.\nEvidence from America would suggest so. A recent study in America by Hsieh and Moretti showed that freeing up housing regulations in New York, San Jose and San Francisco to median levels could increase the US\u2019s GDP by 3.7 per cent.\nBut the most productive cities are being held back by restrictive regulations.\nIt\u2019s much the same story in the UK \u2013 restrictions on building are holding cities up.\nOur housebuilding rate peaked in the 1830s \u2013 long before we had cranes and diggers \u2013 simply because there were fewer planning restrictions.\nThat\u2019s why I\u2019m heartened by groups like London Yimby, who want to open up planning.\nIt\u2019s the right and fair thing to do for people. And it would be one of the fastest ways of boosting our country\u2019s productivity.\nIn Japan, things are different. In the early 2000s, they relaxed their urban development rules, giving people the freedom to change their property as they see fit. And commercial developers are free to do as they please in designated zones. It all means that whereas house prices doubled and quadrupled in London and San Francisco \u2013 they were much flatter in Tokyo. It\u2019s restrictions that are causing problems, so we need to liberate.\nWe should densify our built environment, and look at making it easier for local neighbourhoods to raise the height of their houses. All this affects businesses too. They need access to the best talent, and the benefits that come with economies of scale. So I want to see us remove the barriers to prosperity in high growth areas.\nThat\u2019s why we\u2019re piloting a manufacturing zone in the East Midlands, where some aspects of planning are pre-agreed \u2013 with a nod to the Japanese system \u2013 helping manufacturers get straight to work on building their factories.\nAnd I want to work with industry to see if more Development Corporations, like the one we used to build Canary Wharf, could be a success.\nFor many people, following their dreams doesn\u2019t just mean getting the job that they want\u2026It means starting a business of their own. And those people should have the freedom to fight for their place in the market.\nI see it as my role as Chief Secretary to the Treasury to be on the side of the insurgents \u2013 I see myself as the disruptor in chief! Because British people love change.\nFrom the adoption of the latest gadgets \u2013 the microwave meal, to the smartphone to being one of the most socially advanced, modern countries in the world\u2026 This ancient rock of Northern Europe has always been at the forefront of progress.\nI saw a recent IPSOS Mori poll which showed that, of 23 of the world\u2019s most advanced economies, British people were the least likely to say that the world is changing too fast.\nWe have some of the highest start-up rates, and fastest-adopting consumers in the world. We\u2019ve embraced new apps like Citymapper and JustEat because they have given us extra freedom, and because they have given extra work and income to people often on the fringes of society.\nMost of us welcome all this change, but some have a stake in the status quo. The blob of vested interests campaign for a thicket of regulation to surround incumbents and protect them from competition.\nThe government should take these vested interests on, and free the disruptors to bring life to the market and empower those on the margins.\nSometimes, traditional businesses face regulatory barriers that disruptors don\u2019t.\nFor example, I\u2019ve heard from a guesthouse in my constituency that had to gain two licenses to let his guests listen to the radio. Airbnbers don\u2019t have to worry about the same restrictions.\nAnd commercial TV is price capped on advertising, while their competitors on the internet \u2013 including Google \u2013 are not.\nBut the answer isn\u2019t to increase regulation, and keep everyone back.\nI believe that the answer is to look at whether the regulations that we have are fit for purpose, to reduce barriers for everyone, so that competition is a fair fight.\nBecause we should reward those with the brightest ideas, rather than those with the biggest legal departments.\nI\u2019ve already mentioned what we could do with housing and planning in this country.\nBut could we reduce energy bills by simplifying regulation and enhancing competition?\nOr encourage growth by cutting fees and regulations for businesses, rather than offering further subsidies that benefit incumbent firms?\nI want us to do everything we can to make things fairer, simpler, and easier for businesses to compete.\nMany of the rules that we have in place are important in guaranteeing public safety.\nBut it\u2019s hard to shake the feeling that sometimes they just get in the way of consumer\u2019s choices and lifestyles.\nAnd government\u2019s role should not be to tell us what our tastes should be.\nToo often we\u2019re hearing about not drinking too much\u2026\u2026eating too many doughnuts\u2026\u2026or enjoying the warm glow of our wood-burning Goves\u2026I mean stoves.\nA guy in my constituency, who brought in \u00a310,000 a year to Mundford Football Club by setting up advertising hoardings around the ground, had to take them down, after one person complained to the council.\nIf Frances McDormand can put up three billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri, why can\u2019t we do the same in King\u2019s Lynn, Norfolk?\nI\u2019ve heard that the EU are debating a copyright law that could ban memes from the internet\u2026\nIn my own words. That. Is. A. Disgrace.\nOr take burgers. I keep being told by excellent burger producers, whether it\u2019s the Burger Shop in Hay-On-Wye or Bleecker Street in London, that there are strict restrictions against selling medium rare.\nWhy can\u2019t I as a consumer decide, as I would be in most parts of the USA, or France?\nRegulations against my tastes in burgers may see a little trivial, but they are symptomatic of a broader malaise.\nUnnecessary red tape restricts business and consumer freedom, so I believe we should cut it wherever we can.\nFinally, we should extend our liberal economic outlook to the world.\nBecause if your business grows so big you want to expand overseas, you should have the freedom to do that.\nBrexit comes with a host of opportunities, and surely one is that Britain is well placed to make the case for open and liberal trade.\nDoing so will bring the same benefits as for economic liberalisation at home: broadening choice for consumers, and increasing competitive pressures on businesses.\nTrade as a proportion of GDP \u2013 a traditional measure of openness \u2013 is 78 per cent of GDP in South Korea, compared to 58 per cent of GDP in the UK.\nAnd every extra percentage point of openness increases productivity by 1.23 per cent, so if we matched South Korea in the long run, this would give a massive boost to our GDP.\nFor people and businesses to have the best opportunities, government has an invaluable role in educating our children, keeping us healthy, investing in world-class infrastructure and keeping markets fair and open.\nBut we should also be constantly vigilant that the state does not balloon out of control.\nBecause the more government spends, the higher taxes have to be.\nAnd that means less money for businesses to spend on their own priorities, like the farm in Lincolnshire that needs a new machine to automate potato picking.\nAnd higher tax means less money for me to decide when to go on holiday or buy a new car.\nThe Spending Review taking place next year gives us an opportunity to address this.\nIt gives us a chance to get debt down, modernise Government and keep control of the size of the state.\nI have to confess it can be lonely at the Treasury.\nPoring over the spreadsheets, freezing with the heating off in winter or sweltering with zero aircon in the summer.\nThe only excitement is helping yourself to the Chancellor\u2019s secret KitKat stash.\nIt can sometimes feel like there\u2019s always a party going on that you\u2019re not invited to \u2013 particularly when the Foreign Office is next door.\nWhile everyone around is spending money or at the very least talking about it, we are the preachers of prudence.\nOver the past 8 years, we have cut government waste whilst focussing on quality and value for money in our public services. Overall we\u2019ve reduced government spending from a whopping 45 per cent of GDP to 39 per cent, meaning we could cut tax on the lowest paid whilst maintaining world class public services.\nWe have cut the deficit by three-quarters, to just over 1.9 per cent now.\nWe are now on course for debt to be falling as a share of the economy by this year.\nIt\u2019s precisely because of this prudence, that we\u2019ve been able to boost funding for the NHS.\nThe settlement, which was done on an extraordinary basis, outside the Spending Review, because we recognised the real pressures in this service, is only possible due to the government\u2019s economic credibility.\nIt\u2019s only because we\u2019ve kept purse strings that we have been able to do this.\nAnd that\u2019s why we need to continue on our path.\nDespite everything we\u2019ve done, we\u2019ve still got the highest debt for fifty years at 85 per cent of GDP.\nAnd we need to turn this around.\nBecause high debt can dissuade investors. And the OBR have warned that if the UK is hit by a shock this could send debt over 110 per cent of GDP.\nSetting up the OBR and developing our fiscal rules have helped us counter this tendency, and put Britain on a path to lower debt.\nOther countries have followed a similar path.\nSwitzerland and Chile have shown that flexible yet robust fiscal rules can be designed which balance budgets over the business cycle.\nThese rules are self-discipline mechanisms, which help ensure that governments do not get carried away.\nSome people argue that, as a country\u2019s population becomes older, the state must take an increasing share of the economy.\nBut there are many aging countries with advanced economies that do not have high tax and spend.\nInstead, they deliver really high quality services, with less waste and at better value for money.\nJapan has an old population with a median age of 47, compared to Britain\u2019s 40.\nBut their spending as a share of GDP is slightly lower than the UK\u2019s.\nJapanese colleagues told me that they recently raised VAT to 8 per cent \u2013 and that was causing consternation!\nSouth Korea, meanwhile, has a comparable median age to Britain, but a very small state.\nTheir government expenditure is only 32 per cent of GDP.\nAll these countries are facing similar problems, but are finding solutions.\nWe shouldn\u2019t necessarily seek to emulate everything these countries do: Japan has debt levels of 200 per cent GDP, while South Korea\u2019s economy is driven by a small number of conglomerates.\nBut the point remains: an aging country does not ipso facto mean a country with high tax and spend.\nEven countries that we sometimes think of as having big states are realising that governments should seek to do less, better.\nCanada, after the misconceived expansionist years in the 1960s, when they raised taxes and nationalised businesses\u2026rescued their economy in the 90s by cutting spending and balancing the budget.\nSweden had a similar story. In the two decades since their banking crisis in the early 90s, they kept a tight hand on their budget and overhauled their sprawling welfare state.\nAs a result, their economy has been transformed in the two decades since their banking crisis.\nAll across the world, countries are addressing their problems not simply by raising tax and spend, but by reshaping and reinventing themselves.\nThat means creating a sleek, effective, sharp and focused public sector.\nYes, we all want well-funded, high-quality public services.\nBut government has a responsibility to live within means, ruthlessly pursue efficiencies, eliminate waste, and constantly re-examine the scope of government in a world of constant technological change.\nAs a Government we are spending \u00a3800bn, the equivalent of \u00a329,000 per household.\nWe spend more than Germany or Japan on schools per student and our spending on health, currently at the Western European average, will match France\u2019s by 2024.\nWe spend a higher proportion on welfare and pensions than most of our European neighbours, too.\nBut often government budgets are simply rolled over from the year before, rather than being rigorously reappraised based on their merits.\nWe need to look at budgets with fresh eyes, and think more as a start-up would.\nThose familiar with the 1984 film Gremlins \u2013 will recall how the cute Gizmo, when fed after midnight, turned into a slime-soaked baddie Stripe.\nIn much the same way, there\u2019s a tendency for governments and bureaucracy to multiply and exert further control. And before you know it gremlins are everywhere.\nThere is a temptation to feed these creatures after midnight.\nBut more widely we have to recognise that it\u2019s not macho just to demand more money. It\u2019s much tougher to demand better value and challenge the blob of vested interests within your department.\nSome of my colleagues are not being clear about the tax implications of their proposed higher spending.\nThat\u2019s why, in next year\u2019s Spending Review, I want to take a zero-based, zero-tolerance approach to wasteful spend.\nWe need to take a look at ourselves and think \u201cwhat is the best way to use the money entrusted to us?\u201d\nWe have to make every pound pull its weight. We have to make every pound pull its weight.\nAs well as re-examining what the state does, we should also look at how it does what it does.\nDavid Cameron spoke about the post-bureaucratic age and an information revolution but we\u2019re still wading through paper.\nThe box that I take home every night groans and creaks with documents.\nIt feels less like the post-bureaucratic age and more like the most-bureaucratic.\nSo it\u2019s my ambition that we transition to a digital, no-paper state within a generation.\nAnd according to a report from Reform and Deloitte, if we fully rolled out artificial intelligence in Government \u2013 we could save \u00a317bn.\nFiscal discipline and economic liberalisation are two parts of the same story: the desire to give people power over their own money and their own lives.\nMany people voted for Brexit because they wanted to take control of their own lives. And the public will find it unforgivable and a betrayal of Brexit if just as we embark on a bright future outside the EU \u2013 we impose higher and higher taxes on them taking away the control they have over their own money.\nThis is a complete contradiction of the Brexit vote.\nIf that\u2019s not enough to convince anyone, then a look at the alternatives should.\nLiving in a stagnating country that was utterly boring, with the government controlling more of our lives.\nOr there\u2019s the option pursued by some other Western nations \u2013 carry out some regulatory and tax reforms \u2013 and see an economic boost.\nBut also let fiscal responsibility slide and allow the deficit to balloon.\nWe\u2019ve been there before. It leads to boom and bust.\nMore spending, more state control, and runaway debt. This would lead straight to penury.\nAs Paul Ryan said, it would lead to a world where everything is free \u2013 except us.\nEconomies and societies are stronger when individuals, families and businesses have the freedom to decide for themselves\nBy giving them all more power \u2013 we have the ability give our country the huge economic boost it needs.\nVince Cable\u2019s conference speech, full text\nTheresa May\u2019s Reform speech: full text\nJeremy Corbyn\u2019s Chatham House speech, full text\nLeaked draft of Labour 2017 manifesto \u2013 full text\nGeorge Osborne\u2019s speech on the economy: full text\nFull text: Emily Thornberry\u2019s Labour conference speech",
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        "raw_content": "In 2018, it seemed that anyone who could buy a software company did. The reemergence of software M&A\u2019s regular strategic acquirers, along with a continuing surge in private equity (PE) deals and a jolt from young public software companies, pushed the market for application software acquisitions well past its 2016 record.\nAccording to 451 Research\u2019s M&A KnowledgeBase, acquirers picked up 1,191 application software companies worth a combined $90.5bn. This marks the first time we\u2019ve recorded more than 1,100 software companies sold in a single year, and represents a 42% increase over the previous record (from 2016) for total value of acquisitions in the category.\nWhile there were certainly outstanding deals \u2013 SAP\u2019s $8bn purchase of Qualtrics being the largest \u2013 it was the volume of acquirers willing to make big purchases that drove the year\u2019s total to its heights. Since the end of the dot-com bubble, there have only been two years that have had more than 10 application software deals to print at or above $1bn, and never more than 14. This year, buyers announced 28 of them.\nSAP bookended the year with a pair of such transactions: the $2.4bn acquisition of Callidus Cloud and the $8bn purchase of Qualtrics in November. Prior to that, you have to go all the way back to SAP\u2019s 2014 acquisition of Concur for its last 10-figure deal. It wasn\u2019t the only one of its peers to return to market in a big way this year. Adobe printed two $1bn application software deals (Magento and Marketo) \u2013 its first since 2009. At the same time, Cloudera, Twilio and Workday all printed their first-ever 10-figure deals.\nVertical software targets \u2013 companies building software for specific markets, such as construction, pharmaceuticals, education and government \u2013 took an outsized share ($30.4bn) of the annual total. Those targets continued to be a private-equity favorite, while attracting interest from companies outside the software industry. Roche, the pharma giant, opened the year with a $1.9bn purchase of electronic health records company Flatiron Health, while industrial conglomerate 3M closed the year with a $1bn acquisition of clinical documentation software developer M*Modal.\nEven amid the return of the old strategics and the emergence of new cohorts of software buyers, PE continued to influence the software M&A market. More than one in three (37%) application software acquisitions was made by either a PE firm or a PE portfolio company, up from 33% in 2017 \u2013 the highest level up to that point. Still, the reemergence of strategic acquirers helped push up prices on those deals. The median multiple paid by a PE firm for a software company last year came in at 4.1x trailing revenue, clocking in above 4x for the first time on record.\nAcross the software market, rising multiples spurred the growth in deal value. Buyers paid a median 7.6x trailing revenue across $1bn-plus deals in the category last year, compared with each of the four preceding years, where median multiples on such deals fluctuated between 3.9x and 4.8x.",
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        "raw_content": "The Third Victim by Phillip Margolin\nA woman stumbles onto a dark road in rural Oregon--tortured, battered, and bound. She tells a horrific story about being kidnapped, then tortured, until she finally managed to escape. She was the lucky one--two other women, with similar burns and bruises, were found dead.The surviving victim identifies the house where she was held captive and the owner, Alex Mason--a prominent local attorney--is arrested. Although he loudly insists upon his innoc...\nDetails The Third Victim\nMystery, Thriller, Fiction, Mystery Thriller\nReviews The Third Victim\nI hate giving poor reviews. No really; it's painful and makes me feel like a grade A butthead on steroids. I understand how much blood, sweat, and tears go into creating a novel and highly respect anyone with enough diligence and creativity to pull off such a feat, but to give this anything higher than 2 stars would cause me to lie about my feelings toward this book. Just know that this was my personal experience and there are already a few other...\nA fantastic new legal thriller!!Two women savagely beaten and killed. A third is lucky enough to escape and is found by a passing motorist. The police quickly have a suspect in custody. But it\u2019s not exactly someone you\u2019d ever have expected. Do the cops really have the right perp? Is this a set up? The author tosses in plenty of red herrings throughout and cleverly winds the story through a maze of potential suspects.Robin, a new lawyer with l...\nThe Third Victim by Philip Margolin is a 2018 St. Martin\u2019s Press publication. Two prostitutes are murdered, but a third victim, Meredith Fenner, doesn\u2019t fit that profile, and also manages to escape her captor. Once she leads investigators back to the cabin where she was being held, they discover the cabin was owned by prominent defense attorney Alex Mason. Alex promptly hires Regina Barrister, who then names a relative newcomer, Robin Lockwoo...\n3.5 When Robin lands the assistant lawyer job with Regina, she is thrilled. Regina has the distinction as the lawyer who has never lost a case, and she has undertaken some Biggie's. When Attorney Alex Mason is arrested, after w woman escapes from his cabin, claiming torture, kidnapping, and sexual assault, he turns to Regina. It will be Robin's first case as second chair. She then begins to notice little things in Regina's behavior that alarms he...\nFirst and foremost, a large thank you to Phillip Margolin and Minotaur Books for providing me with a copy of this publication, which allows me to provide you with an unbiased review.Phillip Margolin is back with another explosive legal thriller that will keep the reader pushing through until the very end to see that justice is served. Regina Barrister has made a name for herself in the Oregon legal community, defending those who have the money an...\nThe Third Victim by Phillip Margolin is a new legal thriller that takes off from the opening pages and keeps the action coming. The story is told from multiple points of view as it unfolds from the victim being found all the way through the investigation and trial of the case.As a driver heads down a country road Meredith Fenner appears out of the forest in front of him. Checking if she is alright it\u2019s apparent that she needs a hospital and qui...\nA sadistic serial killer is at work in Portland, Oregon. The murderer's first two victims were prostitutes - unfortunate women who were burned, beaten, and starved before being snuffed out. The third victim - a pretty young barista named Meredith Fenner - was lucky enough to escape, but she's physically and psychologically damaged. Meredith's winsome neediness touches the heart of (unmarried ) Sheriff's Deputy Harry White, who shepherds Meredith ...\nReading.Between.Wines2017-10-21\n\u2b50\u2b50\u2b50\u2b50 / 5 very solid stars! First of all, thank you so much to Minotaur Books for sending me a review copy of this book! All opinions are my own. This was my first time reading a novel by Phillip Margolin and I have to say I was very impressed. The Third Victim sucked me in immediately, and I thought it kept up a very good pace throughout the novel. Some people didn't like how direct the character descriptions were, but I didn't really min...\nFaith2018-03-28\nThis was a good, twisty legal thriller with an abundance of suspects, red herrings and surprising courtroom reveals. Set in rural Hammond County, Oregon, Meredith Fenner manages to escape after being kidnapped and tortured by a masked assailant, but 2 other women did not escape. The prostitutes Patricia Rawls and Tonya Benson had previously been found murdered and all three crimes were very similar. Based on evidence supplied by Meredith, attorne...\n*TANYA*2018-07-01\nAlthough the story was entertaining it still was somewhat predictable. I didn\u2019t care for the \u201cobvious\u201d who done it.\n4 Stars Although I wouldn\u2019t consider this a timeless work of literately genius, this police procedural / thriller did what it promised to do, it thrilled me. It kept me guessing and kept me reading. SUMMARY Robin, a recent law school grad, has landed her dream job as an associate with a very prestigious law firm led by Regina, a legendary, tough defense attorney. With Regina as her mentor, her future seems to be set. The first case she assists ...\nFast paced thriller with heart in dealing with dementia and wickedness dealing with greed. It is difficult for me to read a regular book anymore. I love reading on my kindle so I can underline key phrases and come back to them when I review but this one was fast and kept you on track. Detailed but not over detailed that you get lost. I have not read Margolin but if I was to compare his writing style to another it would have to be Linwood Barclayt...\nThere are some brutal scenes, along with some stereotyping in this less than best effort from Margolin. 4 of 10 stars\nAristotle2018-08-13\nAn elementary read my dear goodreaders.A straightforward and uncomplicated book.A prominent attorney is accused of murdering two women and raping another. His defense attorney is Regina Barrister a top criminal defense attorney with a deep dark secret.She is suffering from early onset of Alzheimer's. A very interesting story line but turned out to be an overly simple read. Watching Regina's mind slowly deteriorate and start to affect her defense ...\nRM(Alwaysdaddygirl) Griffin (alwaysdaddyprincess)2019-02-12\n3 stars.Not one of his best.\ud83d\udc3e\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\nJean2018-03-22\nI have read a number of Margolin\u2019s books over the years. Most of them take place in Oregon as does this book. Margolin frequently has the hero as a female defense attorney as is the case in this book. Our protagonist is Robin Lockwood. She has obtained her dream job working for Regina Barrister, Oregon\u2019s most famous defense attorney. Regina is defending a fellow local attorney, Alex Mason, who is charged with kidnapping, torture and battery. ...\nPatrice Hoffman2018-04-16\nBefore diving into my review of Phillip Margolin's The Third Victim, I'd like to talk about my \"process\" (as if you care-insert eye roll here). How presumptuous to assume you give a crap about my \"process\". But... since you're here I might as well let you know. As some may know, I write book reviews. I love writing book reviews because I love reading books. Admittedly, my reviews are far from any literary masterful analysis that is in abundance h...\nDevi Nair2018-09-25\nOne of those very few moments where wishes come true. All through reading the thriller, I wished for a particular character to be the culprit so that the thriller would truly be mind blowing... and it came true. (view spoiler)[Victim becoming the perpetrator is something I always wanted to read. (hide spoiler)] I had put up a request suggestions for such books on Facebook and got this one as a recommendation. Still, I had forgotten about it when ...\nReally enjoyed this...I love a good courtroom drama. I\u2019ve never read Philip Margolin, so I thought I\u2019d start with a stand-alone novel by him. Will definitely read more of him. One review said this was like an episode of \u201cLaw and Order\u201d. Well, I loved that series (I know I\u2019ve seen every episode at least twice...before DVRs it\u2019s what got me through getting up with three babies...perfect amount of time for when I couldn\u2019t get back to s...\nHey, if you like Law and Order: SVU, you'll likely enjoy this!\nChris Conley2018-03-30\nWow!!!! I really cannot say much about the story for fear of revealing too much. But...Wow!!!!!!!\nThe Third Victim by Phillip Margolin is a standalone book and the 13th book I\u2019ve read by the author. The action starts in the early pages, and I thought the reader was being exposed to the crime info early on and the remainder of the book would be the \u201ctrial\u201d portion of the story \u2013 BOY was I wrong! Just when I was convinced I thought I knew who the bad guy was, the author tosses in numerous twist and turns, and offers up several potential...\n3.5 stars, but I'll round up because I really like this author. I've enjoyed many of his books. I like his writing style. This book had an author interview at the end and it was fun to listen to.This story wasn't really a 'whodunnit' but I liked the way the clues were revealed and how the author tied it all up at the end. He always manages to throw in some great twists. So 4 stars.\nGlen2019-01-29\nAfter a woman escapes death at the hands of a fiend, she leads the police back to the house, where they find and arrest a well known defense attorney. He protests his innocence, but the man's wife claims he is a sadist.The attorney hires another attorney to defend him, and she starts nosing around.It's a case where I was unable to sympathize with any of the characters, and didn't really care if they all died.\nThis is the beginning of a new series by legal author Phillip Margolin, and I thought the story was pretty good. 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        "raw_content": "A beautiful, new edition of the beloved fantasy hailed as \u201cthe stuff of epic tale telling\u201d (Booklist), perfect for fans of Beauty and the Beast from New York Times best-selling author Edith Pattou. Rose has always longed for adventure, so when an enormous white bear appears one evening and makes her a mysterious offer, she accepts. In exchange for health and prosperity for her ailing family, she must live with the white bear in a distant cast...\nDetails East\nFantasy, Young Adult, Fairy Tales, Romance, Retellings, Fiction\nReviews East\nI absolutely loved this book. I've read it so many times and never has it grown old. I love how it shifts views and tells you what other people are doing and how it has many plots that all tie together in the book. I love the White Bear and I love reading what he has to say and the riddles and poems he speaks in. The chapters weren't long so you could just fly through the book with no trouble. I fell inlove with Rose and her personality from the ...\nLacey Louwagie1970-01-01\nThis novel is a retelling of \"East of the Sun and West of the Moon\" which is probably one of the most underappreciated fairy tales out there. Unfortunately, this retelling doesn't quite do it justice. The author chose to use multiple viewpoints, which felt more like a gimmick and less like the best way to tell the story (especially since I was only really interested in the stories from two of the five narrators). Also, no one ever seems to have g...\nThis wasn't my favorite retelling of East of the Sun West of the Moon (ACOTAR probably still holds that spot), but it was still fun to see the different take on it! The story's set in a modern arctic where the main character is living with her scientist dad. She gets taken by the polar bear king to be his bride aaaaand things get pretty creative (and a bit weird). The story follows the usual format of her coming back to save him from the troll qu...\nKeertana1970-01-01\nRating: 4.5 StarsEver since I read the tale of \"East of the Sun, West of the Moon,\" I've longed to give one of its numerous re-tellings a try. Edith Pattou's version, East, practically fell into my lap when I discovered it in the hidden recess of my Kindle and within moments, I was sucked into the tale. For those of you who don't know, \"East of the Sun, West of the Moon\" is similar to \"Beauty and the Beast,\" only instead of a beast, we have a pol...\nWhat a GREAT young adult fantasy! I loved everything about this book! Although it is almost 500 pages, it is a quick read. (Short chapters, larger print.) The story is based on the Norwegian fairytale \"East of the Sun and West of the Moon\" which I didn't know until I read the author's notes at the end. I liked that even though it was a fantasy, it took place in a real time and place-16th Century Norway. (Read the glossery in the very back for mod...\nRonyell1970-01-01\n4.5 starsI never would have thought that there could be a whole chapter book retelling of a classic fairy tale other than Shannon Hale\u2019s \u201cThe Goose Girl.\u201d Well, I have just recently stumbled upon this book called \u201cEast\u201d that happens to be a great retelling of a classic fairy tale! \u201cEast\u201d is a retelling of a classic Scandinavian folktale called \u201cEast of the Sun West of the Moon\u201d by Edith Pattou and anyone who is a huge fan of fai...\nMorgan F1970-01-01\nEast was written when fantasy could still be fantasy. When young adult books weren't required to have a love triangle, a sexy love interest, and a heroine with low self-esteem. Rose, this novel's main character, is intelligent, resourceful, and courageous. She has a strong drive and a true moral compass. The plot reminds me of more classical fantasy that involves epic journeys over several countries over the course of years. The book is chaste an...\nMarquise1970-01-01\nThis reimagining of East of the Sun and West of the Moon has a very good beginning, enhanced by the not so frequent technique (in retellings) of showing both sides of the story: the girl, her family, the enchanted bear and the Troll Queen. Quite intriguing, isn't it? Plus, it's historical fantasy rather than plain old-school fantasy, as the setting is 16th century Scandinavia, and the author uses a historical event from a century prior that's som...\nI'm conflicted about this novel. I really am.On one hand, \"East of the Sun, West of the Moon\" is one of my favorite fairy tales and this isn't a bad retelling of it.On the other hand, there are several parts to this novel that don't quite gel.Let's nickpick.But first, in case you don't know, \"East of the Sun, West of the Moon\" is a wonderful fairy tale. It is why I love polar bears. It is a Northern version of Cupid and Psyche, but instead of som...\nI'm going to replace that old, shitty review now, because that was enormously embarrassing to read back over. SORRY, EVERYONE WHO READ IT! I APOLOGIZE PROFUSELY!Anyway, my opinion hasn't changed, just my method of delivering it. I still think that this was a horrendous novel, badly plotted with shoddy characters.In fact, I think the lack of development from the characters was the novel's biggest downfall. Rose is such a blank protagonist. I spent...\nSteph Su1970-01-01\nEAST is the tale of Rose, who sacrifices her freedom to save her sister, grows to care for the cursed white bear who is her \u201ccaptor,\u201d unwittingly betrays him, then goes beyond the ends of the earth to make things right. It\u2019s a classic folktale that never fails to move me, but Edith Pattou\u2019s retelling of \u201cEast of the Sun, West of the Moon\u201d went above and beyond, astounding me with its magical rendering of a traditional story and simple...\nMary-Beth1970-01-01\nFor a re-telling this was very good. In many ways, other than just expanding on the original, this version seemed to try to add some realism to the tale. Fortunately it wasn't realism at the cost of magic. There was still plenty of magic. Don't look for anything staggeringly innovative here and the writing isn't perfect, but this is very readable.The novel delineated an ordinary world from a magical world by making Rose's home life somewhat more ...\nSince I read this back when I was first becoming interested in YA, I was worried that a second reading would prove to be less enjoyable. I am happy to say that the book is still deserving of 5 stars in my opinion. The multiple POVs are so seamless and well done. And I dare you not to like Rose. She is a great heroine! I think when it's time for Christmas, a lot of people are going to find this book in their stocking. July 6, 2010This is by far on...\nYati1970-01-01\nMultiple first person POVs always throw me off. Always. This wasn't an exception, though I really liked the narrators, so it didn't distract me as much as if could have.I'm a bit disappointed that the more fantastic aspects of the original folk tale were not included, but if I had never read the original story, I wouldn't have noticed they were missing.\nThis is Young Adult Fantasy. As I'm not the target audience, I'll add a star because this was age appropriate. I liked Rose, the MC. She evolved through her journey. The other characters were also well drawn with their own individual quirkiness. I'm not familiar with the fairy tale that this is a retelling of so I had nothing to compare it to, which probably worked to its favor. This one started kind of slow, but it picked up during the latter ha...\nCarla *Jen7waters*1970-01-01\nI--I... ...LOVED THIS BOOK SO MUCH!! D:What were the odds anyway? It\u2019s a Beauty & the Beast type of story with a polar bear! :3 Actually East is a fairytale retelling of the Norwegian folk tale \u2018East of the Sun and West of the Moon\u2019, which is about this girl who is taken by a white bear as part of a deal, and everyone is horrified by this, but turns out she becomes the bear\u2019s knight in shining armor when she has to save him from this drea...\nClara Biesel1970-01-01\nA nostalgic, emotional five for this book. I really, really, liked it. The fable of east of the sun and west of the moon told in a novel form, it reminds me of fairytale retellings I read as a young teen, (Robin McKinley and such), and it was very easy to submerge myself in the story. I found it... cozy. Reading it at a bus stop in the freezing rain was comforting, and reading it cozied up with blankets and tea was exactly what I wanted. If you h...\nArielle Walker1970-01-01\nIt's been quite a while since I read this, so I will leave a proper review until my eventual re-reading but I will say that as it is based on my favourite fairytale, I can remember being particularly harsh on this retelling. I recall it being good but not quite living up to my memories of the original tale, and as I don't know if anything really will live up to those memories it may be wise to add a star in your mind to whatever review I finally ...\noliviasbooks1970-01-01\n*** Read first in November 2011 ***: I hope I'll carve out some time to review, but I have to say this is how a fairytale retelling should be in my opnion. Thank you so much, Teccc, for parting with your copy. It would have taken ages - or maybe forever - until I decided to finally buy it.\nThis book will waste your time. The story is entirely unbelievable and hard to relate to.\nRiley Redgate1970-01-01\na childhood favorite. so beautiful\n\u201cI knelt by the design. Yes, there was the sun rising. But the white form I had always thought to be a cloud was a bear. I could see it now, upside down. White bear, isbjorn, stood for north. Father had not been able to help himself. The truth was there, too. Truth and lie, side by side.\u201d\u201cEast\u201d by Edith Pattou is a magical story retelling of the tale, \u201cEast of the sun, West of the moon\u201d, which sadly I hadn\u2019t heard of before. This bo...\nOh what a charming, magical book! This is a rewrite of the classical fairy tales \"Beauty and the Beast\" and \"East of the Sun and West of the Moon. Rose is the youngest daughter in a large family who loves to explore. One day a white bear comes to her home and asks her to go with him and she agrees. This is a beautiful story of enchantment, adventure, and love.\nAmanda - Cover2CoverMom1970-01-01\nYou can read all my reviews on my blog -> Cover2CoverMom I picked up East in preparation in attending the Ohioana Book Festival this year. Despite the fact that this was an \u201colder\u201d book published back in 2005, I decided to give it a go since it had really good ratings on Goodreads (4.14 star rating with 32,000+ ratings). I am so happy I was able to squeeze this one in before the festival, because it ended up being one of my favorite reads...\nKim Ammons (youthbookreview)1970-01-01\n4 out of 5 starsI added this book to my to-read list way back when, after I read and loved Jessica Day George\u2019s Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow (which introduced me to this fairy tale). It\u2019s a Beauty-and-the-Beast-like Norwegian fairy tale (to make a broad comparison) called East of the Sun and West of the Moon, with a polar bear instead of a beast. And Rose can\u2019t communicate very well with the guy in polar bear form, because he\u2019s, well, a pol...\nPandora 1970-01-01\n\"The white bear vistied me daily as I worked the loom. Usually it was in the afternoon and he would lie on the rug near me. I took to talking to him, thoughly he rarely responded. I would tell him of my family, of life on our farmhold, and of places I had been beyond the farm. I would also tell him stories, both from my memory of the ones Neddy had told me and those from the Njorden book I had found.\"Summary: This book is based on East of the Sun...\nThis child's story reads like a fairy tale. A magical story of a young girl sacrificed to a mysterious bear, who becomes her love and is of course, somehow cursed. Like the frog prince, eh? Only way better.Also, there's Slank!Others have tried to own this word before now. 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        "raw_content": "It is very common to have a video on your landing page in 2018. This type of content should create a bond with your visitors and increase conversion.\nBut how good are video landing pages really? Should you use them for any type of website? Read below to learn the answer and get some simple pro tips.\nWhat is a Video Landing Page?\nAs the name implies, these are landing pages that have a video embedded in them. The video can stand alone on the page but you may also choose to add some text or other elements nearby.\nPeople usually think of a homepage when talking about landing pages with videos.\nIt is definitely true that your homepage is the best place to embed a video as it attracts the most attention and most visitors will reach your site through it. Still, you can also use landing videos for your blog page, article or category pages.\nBenefits of Having a Landing Page Video\nWhy are people so interested in making them? 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At the same time, they help grab the attention of visitors who would otherwise ignore your content and bounce back after several moments.\nCompanies with revolutionary products or services\nIn this case, a landing page video is primarily used to describe what is offered by a website. Emphasis is not on building a company brand. Instead, it\u2019s on creating a buzz around a product or a service that has a serious competitive advantage. It can also serve as a manual for something that might seem confusing to users.\nWhen it comes to companies providing digital services, landing page videos have a different purpose. They are not used to explain anything or introduce a company. Instead, they are being used as a form of digital business card. As soon as you land on one of these sites you are able to check their video and decide whether or not you should work with them in the future.\nDigital companies and gaming companies have some things in common. Both of them rely heavily on visual aids to convey their messages. These organizations also have active video production, a library, and a YouTube channel. However, the reason why they create animated videos on landing pages is completely different. While digital companies do it mainly to show their skill set, gaming companies do it to show their new product. Although their skillset is noticeable in the video, the emphasis is on the software.\nCompanies working in static industries\nLike with new companies, it is really hard to create excitement for static companies. Of course, you are able to create a nice brand identity but when someone ultimately reaches your site, there will be no incentive to purchase products or services. If you have videos on your landing pages you are able to create excitement that will lead to sales. You are able to tell a story that will stick and lead to conversion.\nAs a branding tool\nThere are situations where videos on landing pages are not good. 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        "raw_content": "Do you find it hard to talk about issues that are troubling you? Is the \u201cspark\u201d gone? Do you want to leave the relationship due to trust issues? These are a few of the many reasons why your relationship may be under pressure or at breaking point. While all relationships can sometimes suffer under the increasing pressures of everyday life, ongoing and unaddressed stresses can leave you feeling exhausted, depressed, desperate and with low self esteem.\nManaging conflict is crucial to improve relationships and it is unrealistic to hope to avoid it. Problems within a relationship don't need to escalate to a separation or divorce. Through open communication we will identify your strengths and weaknesses as a couple. We will talk honestly about responsibilities and behaviours and find ways to resolve your difficulties\nLife is all about relationships. Everything that we do revolves around our relationships with ourselves and each other. We want and need our relationships to be balanced and fulfilling. The relationship skills we first learn come from our parents or primary care-givers, either directly or by observation. And our models for those skills are likely to vary widely between healthy and unhealthy. After some challenging relationship experiences, we can form a shell that protects us from the pain, but they also start to feel tight. Most couple who are unhappy know they want something different in their relationships, but don\u2019t know what that is or how to find it. The good news is that healthy relationship skills can be learned, and toxic relationship patterns can be changed.\nCouples Counselling can help: Transform your current relationships, help to establish boundaries, find the balance between your own needs and the needs of others, explore relationship patterns and expectations, and most of all to achieve a satisfying and fulfilling relationship. What is the cost? The cost is \u00a375 per session. Depending on your current situation the recommendation is anywhere from 6-20 sessions.\nCouplesTherapy\nCouples \u10fb",
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        "raw_content": "Saturday, March 23, 2019 Ellis Island\nHere\u2019s your chance to wear a hard hat! We\u2019re going to Ellis Island for a photo shoot on March 23, 2019 at 10 am\nCost: $200/person to be paid by check (payable to club) or cash at February 2, 2019 meeting. We have nine (9) slots open and a waiting list will be available for March 31, 2019 if needed. Travel by ferry: www.statuecruises.com at $18.50/person which you will need to purchase by yourself.\nEquipment: Tripods & lighting are allowed on our Photo Sessions. While photography is allowed on our regular Hard Hat tours, photographers are limited to hand-held shooting only.\nOur Photo Sessions are held in the abandoned hospitals and are led by a Save Ellis Island Guide. Hard Hats are required, and you must stay with your group at all time. A waiver will be required so please give it to Suzanne.\nSaturday, Dec. 18, 2018 Kensico Dam\nIn keeping with our new format of having fewer field trips that will attract more members, we are going to Winter Wonderland at the Kensico Dam in Valhalla on Saturday December 8.\nTickets are $20. There are a number of local food trucks on the premises. There is also a large parking lot. The nearest train station is in Valhalla. Please email Elaine Kirchen (elaine_kirchen@live.com) if you are planning to attend so that we can exchange telephone numbers in advance.\nFor further information, go to www.wwinterland.com.\nWe hope that you enjoy our new field trip format, and we look forward to seeing you at Winter Wonderland.\nSaturday, April 14, 2018 Central Park\nJoin us for a BPS Members Field trip to the Central Park on Saturday, April 14th at 10am. We will meet at the Reservoir in Central Park on 90th and Fifth Avenue. After photographing the cherry blossoms that are around the Reservoir, we\u2019ll walk up to the Conservatory Gardens at 104th St. There are beautiful trees, a fountain and hopefully lots of flowers. Contact Elaine if you\u2019re going so she can send out a list of who else will be there \u2013 elaine_kirchen@live.com.\nSaturday, March 24, 2018 The New York Public Library \u2013 42nd St.\nJoin us for a BPS Members Field trip to the main branch of the New York Public Library on Fifth Ave. and 42nd Street (476 Fifth Avenue) on Saturday, March 24th at 10am. It\u2019s a great place to capture portraits, HDR images of the book stacks, or take pictures of all the architectural details of the building. Contact Elaine if you\u2019re going so she can send out a list of who else will be there \u2013 elaine_kirchen@live.com.\nSaturday, February 24, 2018 The Oculus\nJoin us for a BPS Members Field trip to the Oculus at the World Train Center. 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Contact Elaine if you\u2019re going so she can send out a list of who else will be there \u2013 elaine_kirchen@live.com.\nSaturday, September 23, 2017 at 10a.m. BPS Members Meetup to Coney Island & the NY Aquarium!\nConey Island and the Boardwalk! Coney Island is a MUST on any REAL NY photo tour! That said, we\u2019ll meet at 10:00am at the entrance of the aquarium and shoot for a few hours before heading over to the boardwalk. There, we\u2019ll find a plethora of things to photograph from the fun and colorful rides (which open at noon) to the fun and colorful people who frequent Coney Island. Lunch plans will be determined on site. Looking forward to another great day! For more Coney Island info and directions, please click here. Any questions? contact elaine_kirchen@live.com.\nSaturday July 29th at 10:00 a.m. BPS Members Meetup at Pepsico\nDonald M. Kendall, former Chairman of the Board and CEO, conceived the gardens which bear his name. He imagined an atmosphere of stability and creativity. The sculpture collection was started in 1965 and consists of works by major twentieth century artists. Russell Page, the internationally famous garden designer, cultivated the corporate grounds into an arboretum transforming the gardens into a work of art. The sculptures and gardens exist in harmony on a carefully maintained landscape. There are many interesting things to photograph from frogs and flowers to sculptures and fountains, so remember to bring all the appropriate lenses and gear you might need for this diverse shooting location. There is something for everyone.\nWe will meet at 10am in the parking lot at the main entrance at:\nSaturday July 22nd at 5am BPS Members Meetup Nickerson Beach\nYES\u2026 YOU READ THAT CORRECTLY\u20265:30 am!! In order to get the beautiful early light we will meet at 5:30am in the farthest and only open parking lot by the playground and restrooms. From there we will walk to the nesting area. 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They open from 7am until sunset every day.\nThere is no entry fee for the gardens. Walled Garden Hours: EVERYDAY 7am until sunset\nParking: There are two small lots with spaces for about 20 cars next to the community center at Untermyer. Also, there is street parking along North Broadway both metered (coin operated) and unmetered.\nAccessibility for Persons with Disabilities: There are two designated parking spaces available next to the Cola Community Center. The path leading to the Walled Garden, and the paths within the Walled Garden are flat and covered with fine gravel. You can learn more here.\nSaturday May 20th at 9am BPS Members Meetup Oceanside Marine Study Area\nOur BPS Members May field trip will be to the Oceanside Maine Study Area. The Marine Nature Study Area is a 52-acre salt marsh preserve devoted to environmental education and natural history. The Oceanside Marine Nature Study grounds are a great location to observe and photograph a variety of song birds and water fowl. There is a distance to walk from the parking lot to the various areas, several gravel or boardwalk pathways for exploring. There is never a guarantee with wildlife, but we\u2019 l l have plenty of time on the grounds to move around and to capture the natural habitat. To date there have been more than 274 bird species calling Oceanside home! Recommended equipment: Long lens, a tripod with a Gimble head for easy movement,\nWe\u2019ll meet at the Parking Lot at 9am at Oceanside Marine Study Area, 500 Slice Drive, Oceanside, NY 11572. Let Elaine know if you are going!\nSaturday April 15th th at 10am BPS Members Meetup at the The Auto Show\nOur BPS Members April field trip will be to the New York International Auto Show. We will meet at 10:00 a.m at\nthe entrance of the Javits Center at 655 W. 34th Street beyond the West Side Highway. Ushering in the latest automotive trends, the Auto Show will showcase an incredible collection of cutting-edge design and extraordinary innovation. More than four floors of displays from the world\u2019s automakers will feature the newest vehicles and latest futuristic concept cars as well as antique motorcycles.. Nearly 1,000 cars and trucks will be on display at North America\u2019s first and largest-attended auto show dating back to 1900. here vehicles offer interesting colors, angles, and reflections that make for some very interesting images. The venue is well lit and very busy, so no tripods, please. You will need to purchase your own admission ticket. Let Elaine know if you are going!\nSaturday March 11th at 4pm BPS Members Meetup at the Kings County Distillery\nOur BPS Members March field trip will be to the Kings County Distillery at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It is located in the first building after the gatehouse. We will go on a 45 minute tour that begins at 4:00. The leader will tell us about the history, culture, and science of distilling whiskey. After it\u2019s over, the Head Distiller and Production Manager, Ryan Ciuchta, will take us on a private tour of the area where the whiskeys are made. We are free to photograph although I doubt that we can use tripods. For those who are interested, the tasting room is open until 10 p.m. The cost of a tour is $14. Please get your ticket beforehand on the website www.kingscountydistillery.com. Identification is required to enter the Navy Yard. Let Elaine know if you are going!\nSaturday February 11th at 9:50am BPS Members Meetup at the Metropolitan Museum of Art\nOur BPS Members February field trip will be to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. We will meet inside the entrance of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Fifth Avenue at 80th Street) on Saturday at 10:00. Admission is as you choose. After we finish photographing, we can have lunch at the museum. At 2:30 we can walk downhill to the Central Park Ice Festival. Park personnel spend two days making snow and ice so that specially chosen artists can make ice sculptures which are lit in various colors as the sun begins to set. It should be a fun-filled day. Let Elaine know if you plan on going.\nSaturday January 28th at 9:50am BPS Members Meetup at the Bronx Zoo\nOur BPS Members January field trip will be indoor exhibits at the Bronx Zoo \u2013 Congo World and Wild Asia. If time (and weather) permits, we may head over to the Bird Aviary and some of the other outdoor exhibits also. We will meet just before the Zoo opens at 9:50am at the Southern Blvd. Gate Parking lot. Bring your tripods and monopods, but remember they can be difficult to handle depending on the crowds (one reason why we\u2019re meeting early). Lunch plans will be determined by the group \u2013 often we go to the Zoo cafeteria and then out to more shooting, but we\u2019ll decide that morning. Admission to the zoo is $24.95 if you are not a zoo member. Let Elaine know if you plan on going.\nSaturday Dec. 10 at 5.pm BPS Members Meetup at the Winter Wonderland at Kensico Dam\nOur BPS Members December field trip will take us back to Winter Wonderland at Kensico Dam on Saturday December 10. It includes the Candy Cane Lane, Dancing Trees, rides, an ice skating rink, and for the first time the Hanneford Circus. For more information you can Google Kensico Dam and click on Events. We will meet at the beginning of the ticket line at 5:00. If that area is crowded, pay $15 admission, go in and start shooting. We will all eventually find each other. Parking is free. Kensico Dam is accessible by public transportation. Take Metro North to Valhalla. It is no more than a 1/2 mile walk from the station. Alternately, there are taxis. 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The rhetorical confrontation over the third Greek bailout rather tends to hide the reality of the current situation, in which Eurozone governments are unwilling to challenge Germany\u2019s management in-depth.\nWhile the German government is being criticised for its tough tactics and the harsh austerity measures that it is imposing upon Greece, a number of national governments are increasingly wary that Germany\u2019s stance might publicly appear to be anti-euro, thereby hindering their own political mantra \u2014 which centres on convergence towards a particular view of the German economic model.\nThe notion of a single European currency has mainly emerged in France within top administrative circles, which were desperate to find a new direction for European integration \u2014 an idea that would allegedly favour stability, increase Europe\u2019s prestige and, most importantly, spur further convergence towards Germany.\nIn the aftermath of the Bretton Woods system\u2019s collapse in the early 1970\u2019s, European governments struggled to stabilise their exchange rates. Meanwhile, the constant game of exchange rate adjustment was felt as a humiliation by those governments that had to manage weaker currencies.\nAlignment with the deutschemark then began to be regarded as the ultimate goal of economic policy-making. An entire intellectual corpus emerged, which consisted in establishing the conditions for rapid monetary convergence.\nThe economic cost of that convergence process was never properly appraised, although it would rapidly spiral out of control. Italy is a good example of that trend, as its stock of public debt surged (and nearly doubled) in the 1980\u2019s and 1990\u2019s while the Banca d\u2019Italia set sky-high interest rates in order to combat inflation and stabilise the lira\u2019s exchange rate versus the mark \u2014 pushing long-term interest rates and Italy\u2019s debt burden upwards as a result.\nThe break-up of the exchange rate mechanism (ERM) in 1992-93 was the result of the Bundesbank\u2019s insistence on combating inflation upsurges, which were stemming from Germany\u2019s reunification process, regardless of the situation in countries such as Britain, which were facing recession and could hardly afford to defend their exchange rate through interest rate hikes. That, however, did not alter the mood among most European policy circles.\nThe Banque de France managed to stick to its strong franc policy, throwing France\u2019s manufacturing sector onto a deflationary path that never ended, while the likes of Italy and Britain experienced massive depreciation. This experience, which was perceived as humiliating, would irremediably keep the United Kingdom away from joining the currency union.\nMeanwhile, most other European governments, notably in Italy, failed to identify the beneficial effects of the post-ERM depreciation and later welcomed the single currency as a means to preclude any new \u201cmonetary humiliation.\u201d\nIn many respects, the single currency is older than it seems, as its sociological roots date back to the \u201csnake in the tunnel\u201d in the 1970\u2019s. As such, the process of monetary unification has shaped two generations of political party cadres and technocrats in Western Europe.\nThe euro\u2019s management is often described as obscure and explosive by most commentators in other parts of the world, who are prone to believe that a trend of fierce opposition should eventually arise among Eurozone national governments over rescue programmes that are doomed to failure.\nThis dynamic does not seem to have materialised so far, even when the likes of Alexis Tsipras have been elected by a desperate electorate. It should be remembered that the Greek Prime Minister sent what amounted to a capitulation letter to Eurozone authorities on 30th June, five days ahead of the national referendum over bailout measures.\nMr Tsipras certainly never had the intention to reject a fresh austerity programme and was looking for a way to galvanise the Greek public while sticking to the Byzantine rules of the European game. His overall strategy went tragic when it led to bank closures, capital controls and an economic standstill, which will leave scars for years. Despite the current turmoil, Mr Tsipras is likely to have a bright future within the EU institutional system in the decades ahead.\nOn a different note, Fran\u00e7ois Hollande was elected in 2012 on the pledge to renegotiate the so-called fiscal compact with Germany. At that time, the electoral promise was taken seriously although it was very unlikely to be fulfilled and the then socialist candidate made no secret that he had no personal reluctance towards austerity.\nMore recently, the French President fiercely opposed any idea of a Grexit at a time when his approval would have been needed had Angela Merkel decided to put that solution forward.\nThis however does not mean that the French government opposes Germany\u2019s management of the Eurozone. Quite the contrary, the French government would like Germany to embody an even stronger leadership, but one that would be indisputably compatible with the preservation of the Eurozone, at any cost. In this respect, France\u2019s stance is very stable, along the political line that was previously dubbed \u201cMerkozy.\u201d\nThere was a palpable sense of embarrassment in France and other Eurozone countries, in recent months, when Germany appeared increasingly tired of devising a political plan to keep Greece in the euro and willing to subordinate the euro\u2019s preservation to national political issues. Meanwhile, given the widespread unease with the German government\u2019s tough methods, most Eurozone governments have felt the need to distance themselves from Germany, on the rhetorical front.\nAn example of this includes the restructuring issue. No one among Europe\u2019s politicians believes that the Greek debt could be made sustainable long-term without a massive adjustment. Germany insists on limiting restructuring to so-called reprofiling techniques (extending maturities and lowering interest payments further), and sticks to its decision to preclude any outright write-down, although that kind of relief is badly needed.\nWhile other European governments, inspired by the International Monetary Fund, are now pressing for a restructuring, they too increasingly favour a mild one, under the shape of a reprofiling. Oddly, several political leaders implied that they were contending with Germany on that issue although they were obviously in sync with the Chancellor. This contradictory mix of alignment with the German government and rhetorical bravado causes unhealthy confusion.\nFran\u00e7ois Hollande pledged, in his traditional 14th of July interview, to promote the ideas of Eurozone economic governance \u2013 notably with the creation of a parliament \u2013 and fiscal convergence with Germany. Far from a confrontational approach, this leaves little doubt as to his vision for the Eurozone.\nNonetheless, his commitment actually makes the situation even more difficult to grasp as a German Eurozone is not necessarily appealing to most Germans. Germany, under the leadership of Gerhard Schr\u00f6der and Angela Merkel, has developed a largely national perspective on policy-making, particularly on economic matters.\nThe Euro has undoubtedly been used by Germany in order to rebuild its massive trade surplus through wage moderation policies in the 2000\u2019s, thus offsetting the effects of reunification a decade earlier.\nMeanwhile, a lasting trade surplus close to 7% of gross domestic product (GDP) is pointless, even in the eyes of the most conservative economists and policy-makers. Admittedly, when listening to Wolfgang Sch\u00e4uble, one could think that German political leaders aim at achieving a Germanised Europe.\nAlthough it might sound surprising to those little accustomed to German politics, the finance Minister is actually a European federalist, and as such belongs to a minority within the German right. Mr Sch\u00e4uble does have a vision for Europe \u2014 that of a currency union tightly supervised by his country according to German standards made European law.\nMrs Merkel\u2019s mindset is certainly more in line with the general public. Although the finance minister\u2019s tough legalistic style makes him highly popular in Germany \u2013 even more so than the Chancellor \u2013 his particular kind of pro-European beliefs are shared by few in his home country, especially within his own political family.\nThe notion of a German leadership for Europe is at odds with post war trends, when Konrad Adenauer founded the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). A Rhineland Catholic, he successfully reached out to conservative Protestant politicians in order to create a political movement that aimed at westernising Germany for good and putting an end to his country\u2019s \u201cspecial path\u201d (Sonderweg) .\nWhile the widespread reference to the Third Reich, when judging the German government\u2019s stance, is pointless, the implicit insistence on the part of other European governments that Germany should take the economic lead \u2013 while opting for a slightly more conciliatory style \u2013 has been derailing the historical process of European normalisation for four decades.\nGermany, like any other European nation, should not be expected to rule over the Eurozone but to simply manage its own economy \u2013 precisely what a majority of Germans want \u2013 in a cooperative manner. Conversely, no excessive austerity measures should have ever been imposed upon any Greek government in exchange for bailout funds.\nThe current political status quo that consists in implementing depressionary bailout programmes while maintaining the Eurozone in its current form is noxious. European politics will have to move towards decisive choices.\nAuthor: R\u00e9mi Bourgeot, Economist, Expert on the Eurozone and emerging market\nhttp://www.iris-france.org/62015-a-german-europe/\nA German Europe alignment with the deutschemark anti-euro austerity challenge Germany\u2019s management collapse decisive choices depressionary bailout programmes effects of the post-ERM Franco-German rift hide the reality new direction for European integration rhetorical confrontation technocrats in Western Europe the Bretton Woods system\u2019s the German economic model the third Greek bailout \u201cmonetary humiliation\u201d\nThe Best Solution for Iran\n1 \u2013 The Limits of Deterrence\nEurope\u2019s Lapse of Reason 15.01.2015 | BSSB\nEurope\u2019s Barbarians Inside the Gate 09.12.2015 | BSSB\nDevelopments in Eastern Europe 26.09.2018 | BSSB\nWhy Russia\u2019s Economy Will Not Collapse 30.01.2015 | BSSB\nOut of the Middle East Collapse 19.10.2015 | BSSB\nGermany has probably built your washing machine, brewed your beer, and crafted your car. But does that really mean they are running the whole European show? Harry Wallop investigates\nMany economists saw these terms \u2013 an insistence that the debtor countries cut deficits and spending as well as raise taxes \u2013 as directly contributing to widespread job losses and a dramatic slump in standards of living in Europe.\nNo wonder, then, that some commentators have tried to pre-emptively defend the new Greek government against the inevitable attack by Angela Merkel, the \u201cmost monstrous western European leader of this generation\u201d.\nThe problem is that Germany is not a homogenous bloc. Yes, it is Europe\u2019s biggest economy and its most populous country. But as any other European society, it consists of different groups with very different interests that do not always form one unified national interest. The German constitutional court, for example, is a very powerful domestic actor that has time and again forced the government to change its position on European politics.\nThe only solution left to the economic crisis, is something resembling a fiscal union (Yanis Varoufakis \u2018Modest Proposal\u2019 achieves something like this, without a full fiscal union), and Germany exercises disproportionate power in being able to veto any move in that direction.\nThe economic crisis in European countries, is a problem for all of Europe, not just a problem for all those countries \u2013 all of Europe is responsible for fixing those issues, because the Euro is the primary thing blocking any resolution of those issues, and the only way left \u2013 due to the Euro \u2013 is something resembling fiscal union.\nFiscal union needs a political union too. The EU Parliament is not strictly a democratically elected body and most people in the countries within the EU don\u2019t know/don\u2019t care what it does.\nSchlauer Fuchs\nThat\u2019s because Germany has paid off any money it borrowed.\nWho recommends this uninformed bollocks?\nI think that Germany should tell the rest of the Eurozone to piss off. They could do this by bringing back the DM.\nThe rest of the Eurozone could keep the Euro which they could then peg to the mighty Argentinian Peso.",
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        "raw_content": "Why The Bailout Prevention Act May Be Unwise\nWalter E. Zalenski, Jeffrey P. Naimon\nOn May 13, 2015, Sens. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and David Vitter, R-La., introduced a bill in the United States Senate aimed at limiting the authority of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (the \u201cFederal Reserve\u201d) to provide emergency lending to financial institutions seeking credit during a liquidity crisis.This proposed legislation, known as the Bailout Prevention Act, has already proven to be a controversial measure, with supporters and critics speaking out from both sides of the aisle and across the public and private sectors.\nWhile the issues raised by the bill merit vigorous debate, they must also be assessed in a realistic context and not merely as the application of abstract policy views. In particular, it may be a grave mistake to assume that private sector alternatives to Federal Reserve emergency lending will be as available as they have been in the past.\nPrivate institutions are now less willing to serve as alternative sources of support for companies facing significant and immediate financial emergencies. This reluctance to assist in future crises principally is due to staggering liabilities that financial institutions have faced as a result of agreeing to acquire troubled institutions (or their assets) during the financial crisis \u2014 liabilities primarily arising from government enforcement actions attacking acquirers for conduct of the acquired institution before the transaction was consummated.\nCongress should think twice before further limiting the availability of government-based solutions for struggling institutions in the absence of concomitant measures to address the simple fact that most sources of private capital, for good reason, will be unwilling to participate in resolving a future idiosyncratic failure of a major financial institution or in ameliorating a potential future systemic crisis.\nOriginally published in Law360. Reprinted with permission.",
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        "raw_content": "Which commandment was the most difficult for the Israelites to accept when they received the Torah at Mt. Sinai?\nAs the Book of Exodus itself suggests, it was the probably the second:\n(in Square Hebrew script: \u05dc\u05d0 \u05ea\u05e2\u05e9\u05d4 \u05dc\u05da \u05e4\u05e1\u05dc \u05d5\u05db\u05dc \u05ea\u05de\u05d5\u05e0\u05d4)\n\u2014i.e. \u2018Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness\u2019\nWe know this because this was the first transgression that the Israelites committed, while Moses was up on Mt. Sinai receiving the Ten Commandments, by creating and worshipping a \u2018golden calf\u2019 (in reality, a bull).\n(In their defence, it should be pointed out that, since Moses hadn\u2019t returned yet with the Commandments, they were technically unaware of it. But as every law enforcement official will tell you, ignorance of the law is no defence\u2026)\nAs Canaanites\u2014indeed, like everyone in the ancient world\u2014the notion that Moses was trying to instil in them that God was an abstract entity with no material form was conceptually very difficult for the Israelites to accept. In fact, it was probably even more difficult than the first commandment:\n(\u05dc\u05d0 \u05d9\u05d4\u05d9\u05d4 \u05dc\u05da \u05d0\u05dc\u05d4\u05d9\u05dd \u05d0\u05d7\u05e8\u05d9\u05dd \u05e2\u05dc \u05e4\u05e0\u05d9\u2014 \u2018Thou shalt have no other gods before me\u2019) which doesn\u2019t state that God is the only god (that was probably too radical a concept to ask of the nation at this stage of its history), but merely that He must be worshipped before all others.\nThis entry was posted in Language, Q&A, Quora and tagged Hebrew Bible, Israelites, Ten Commandments by \u05d9\u05d5\u05e0\u05ea\u05df \u05d0\u05d5\u05e8-\u05e1\u05ea\u05d9\u05d5 | Jonathan Orr-Stav. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "If you don\u2019t like Christmas songs then we can\u2019t be friends\u2026\nYou literally cannot be sad while listening to Christmas songs. They are so catchy and just get you in the best mood.\nMy personal favourite has to be Mariah. You can\u2019t beat a good \u2018All I Want For Christmas\u201d. That song gets me well up for Christmas.\nOther than that, I love the Band Aid songs\u2026 Particularly the one with the Sugar Babes in!\nChristmas day you can guarantee this album will be playing throughout the house!",
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        "raw_content": "Canada takes U.S. to WTO, U.S. says case helps China\nGENEVA (Reuters) - Canada has launched a wide-ranging trade complaint against the United States, the World Trade Organization said on Wednesday, in a dispute that Washington said would damage Canada\u2019s own interests and play into China\u2019s hands.\nFILE PHOTO: A flock of Canada geese flies over cargo ships at anchor in English Bay, outside the Port of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, November 19, 2016. REUTERS/Chris Helgren/File Photo\nCanada\u2019s complaint, challenging Washington\u2019s use of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties, was based on almost 200 examples of alleged U.S. wrongdoing, almost all of them concerning other trading partners, such as China, India, Brazil and the European Union.\n\u201cCanada\u2019s new request for consultations at the WTO is a broad and ill-advised attack on the U.S. trade remedies system,\u201d U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said in a statement.\n\u201cEven if Canada succeeded on these groundless claims, other countries would primarily benefit, not Canada,\u201d he said. \u201cCanada\u2019s complaint is bad for Canada.\u201d\nThe 32-page complaint faulted technical details of the U.S. trade rule book, ranging from the treatment of export controls to the handling of split decisions at the six-member U.S. International Trade Commission.\nCanadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said the legal action was in response to the \u201cunfair and unwarranted\u201d U.S. duties against Canada\u2019s softwood lumber producers and part of a \u201cbroader litigation\u201d to defend forestry jobs.\n\u201cWe continue to engage our American counterparts to encourage them to come to a durable negotiated agreement on softwood lumber,\u201d Freeland said in an emailed statement.\nCanada said U.S. procedures broke the WTO\u2019s Anti-Dumping Agreement, the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the Understanding on Rules and Procedures Governing the Settlement of Disputes.\nAnti-dumping and countervailing duties - punitive tariffs to restrict imports that are unfairly priced or subsidized in order to beat the competition - are a core component of Washington\u2019s trade arsenal, and frequently used to defend U.S. interests.\nFor U.S. President Donald Trump, who has espoused an \u201cAmerica First\u201d trade policy and the unraveling of multi-party trade agreements, those levers for managing individual U.S. trade relationships appear even more important than before.\nUnder WTO rules, the United States has 60 days to try to settle the complaint, or Canada, which sends 75 percent of its goods exports to the United States, could ask the WTO to adjudicate.\nLighthizer said Canada\u2019s demands undermined confidence in its commitment to mutually beneficial trade, and would only damage its own interests if they were realized.\n\u201cThe flood of imports from China and other countries would negatively impact billions of dollars in Canadian exports to the United States, including nearly $9 billion in exports of steel and aluminum products and more than $2.5 billion in exports of wood and paper products,\u201d he said.\nThe tariffs at the center of the complaint are allowed under WTO rules but they are subject to strict conditions.\nThe United States has been under fire for years about the way it calculates unfair pricing, or dumping. It has already lost a string of WTO disputes after its calculation methodology was ruled to be out of line with the WTO rule book.\nTrump has threatened to expand the use of punitive duties against China and has angered Beijing by refusing to accede to China\u2019s demand to be treated as any other \u201cmarket economy\u201d.\nHe has also upset Canada by demanding major changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement, and by slapping punitive tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber exports, leading to a challenge at the WTO and NAFTA.\nTrade friction has also arisen over a dispute between U.S. planemaker Boeing Co (BA.N) and its Canadian rival Bombardier Inc (BBDb.TO), which faces a potential 300 percent duty on U.S. sales of its CSeries jets.\nReporting by Tom Miles, additional reporting by Andrea Hopkins in Ottawa and Tim Ahmann in Washington; Editing by Alison Williams and Phil Berlowitz",
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        "raw_content": "There\u2019s a symbiotic relationship between two of the 11 statewide ballot measures facing voters next month, Propositions 8 and 11.\nBoth would have voters decide very narrow union-management conflicts in two relatively small medical service sectors \u2013 with sponsors of both claiming that passage would reduce health care costs. And both set a very dangerous precedent.\nProposition 8, sponsored by unions, purports to limit profits in clinics that provide dialysis treatments to sufferers of kidney failure. The providers, of course, oppose the measure.\nProposition 11, sponsored by ambulance companies, would allow them to require ambulance crews to remain on call during meal and rest breaks. It draws opposition, not surprisingly, from unions.\nBoth are obviously important to the interests that support and oppose them. However, it\u2019s foolish to expect November\u2019s nine-plus million voters to make even semi-informed decisions about their provisions, much less understand how dialysis clinics and ambulance services operate, or should operate.\nThe initiative process should be confined to matters of more widespread and fundamental importance to the welfare of 40 million people. We\u2019ve had relatively petty conflicts in ballot measures before, but these two take it to another level.\nThey are there because any interest group with a few million bucks and an axe to grind can qualify a ballot measure, regardless of their merits. Placing measures on the 2018 ballot was especially easy because a record low voter turnout at the last gubernatorial election in 2014 lowered the threshold of required signatures on initiative petitions for this year\u2019s election.\nTurnout will be somewhat higher this year for a variety of reasons, so qualifying measures in the future will be a bit more difficult, or expensive. Nevertheless, Propositions 8 and 11 have now shown the way and voters can expect to see more similarly arcane proposals in years to come.\nGov. Jerry Brown rightfully vetoed a bill to ban initiative promoters from paying for signature-gathering by each name they collect. That\u2019s not to say, however, that the initiative process couldn\u2019t benefit from some judicious changes, such as raising the signature threshold.\nCurrently, a statutory initiative must obtain signatures of registered voters equal to 5 percent of the total vote for governor in the previous election, or 8 percent if it\u2019s a constitutional amendment.\nFor this year, that meant 365,880 valid names for a statutory initiative and 585,407 for a constitutional amendment. Those are pretty small numbers, given the state\u2019s more than 19 million registered voters.\nRaising the required percentages by half \u2013 perhaps 8 percent for statutes and 12 percent for constitutional amendments \u2013 might discourage the misuse of the system for issues that cannot be fairly and rationally decided by voters.\nToughening the signature requirements also is important because the Legislature \u2013 perhaps to its regret \u2013 recently decreed that sponsors of initiatives can pull them off the ballot even after they\u2019ve qualified, giving them leverage to demand legislative \u201csolutions\u201d to their issues.\nThe genteel form of extortion allowed by the new rules happened for the first time this year and we\u2019ll see more of it in the future. But if initiative sponsors want to game the newly revised system, they should face higher entry fees by being compelled to collect more signatures.\nPerhaps we should have a two-tiered signature threshold, providing access to legislative leverage only to those who collect a much-higher number of signatures \u2013 pay to play, as it were.",
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        "raw_content": "The Power of Poison Blockbuster Exhibition Opens at Carnegie Museum of Natural History\nMedia previews available.\nFamilies can explore a jungle, solve a poisoning mystery, and step into a fairytale at Carnegie Museum of Natural History\u2019s summer blockbuster exhibition\u2014The Power of Poison.\nPacked with interactive exhibits, live animals, and dramatic displays, this family-friendly exhibition examines poison in nature, literature, and culture. The exhibition, organized by the American Museum of Natural History in New York, opens May 27, 2017 and runs through September 4, 2017.\n\u201cIn the natural world, toxic plants and animals protect themselves by naturally producing poison,\u201d said Dr. Eric Dorfman, the Daniel G. and Carole L. Kamin Director of Carnegie Museum of Natural History. \u201cThis exhibition will enable our visitors to safely view live poisonous specimens and also put on their detective hats to solve related mysteries.\u201d\nThe variety of evolutionary adaptations among toxic plants and animals is at the heart of the exhibition, which also examines humans\u2019 attempts to understand poison\u2019s potency and how researchers use venoms and other natural toxins to develop new medical treatments.\nThe Power of Poison uses interactive exhibits like an \u201cenchanted\u201d book, terracotta pots that tell a story, live animals, and solvable poisoning mysteries to draw visitors into a world of poisonous peptides and pernicious poisoners.\n\u201cThe interactivity and use of technology in The Power of Poison is what really makes it a stand out exhibition,\u201d said Becca Shreckengast, director of exhibition experience. \u201cRather than just screens and buttons, this has innovative pieces of tech that are artfully designed and heighten the visitor\u2019s experience.\u201d\nVisitors will learn myths and facts about poisonous botanicals in an oversized \u201cenchanted\u201d book with heavy cloth pages that digitally change and move when they are turned or touched. The story of an ancient poisoning plays out on a set of terracotta pots whose figures look like they have come to life, and an iPad station invites visitors to solve mysteries involving accidental poisonings by comparing symptoms to toxic culprits.\nIn addition to learning about the many different types of animals that use poison as a natural defense, visitors can see real poisonous animals living in the exhibition. A poison golden frog and a tarantula will be on exhibit, and museum staff will do daily live animal shows in The Power of Poison gallery.\n\u201cThe museum is home to many live animals, and this exhibition gives us a great platform to talk about some of their amazing adaptations and the adaptations of closely related species,\u201d Chelsey Pucka, director of lifelong learning, said.\nPoison in Nature\nPlants and animals have developed amazing toxins and chemicals over millions of years that help them protect themselves against predators of all sizes. 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Life-threatening asbestos and other minerals will be safely highlighted in Hillman Hall of Minerals and Gems, while venomous snakes will be identified in the Pennsylvania Reptiles and Amphibians exhibit.\nVisitors can learn about toxic cosmetics made from lead in Walton Hall of Ancient Egypt or check out a species of dinosaur believed to have been venomous in Dinosaurs in Their Time. 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        "raw_content": "Nations with established industrial sectors are stronger, more resilient, highly skilled and better placed to deal with economic volatility. Throughout the Middle East national development plans now put significant emphasis on industrialization and manufacturing as part of economic diversification efforts. The UAE aims to boost the manufacturing sector contribution to GDP to nearly 20 per cent by 2021, up from 14 per cent in 2014. Saudi Arabia plans to create 450,000 manufacturing and industry jobs and localise $74b of content under its Vision 2030 programs.\nFor the region, industrialisation presents great opportunity for several reasons:\nGlobally, nearly 80% of R&D financing is spent on the manufacturing sector, which accounts for 70% of trade. The region's geographic placement, at a confluence of East-West and North-South trade flows places it in a strategic position to capitalize on the growing trend to manufacture closer to the point of consumption.\nBeing a relatively new player in global manufacturing and engineering has its advantages. The Middle East is not encumbered with legacy investments, and can swiftly embrace new technologies and build skills and expertise at a pace other regions may struggle to match.\nCatalyst Ventures is focused on emerging technologies within specific areas of regional industrial and manufacturing value-chains, that have compelling drivers and rationale for localization. We have worked on projects that include autonomous systems, additive manufacturing and robotics.",
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        "raw_content": "Pilgrimage to Kilcock, County Kildare\nMembers and friends of the Catholic Heritage Association joined together last Saturday for a Traditional Latin Mass for the repose of the soul of one of our founder members.\nReports of previous Traditional Latin Masses organised by the Association in Kilcock can be found here: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017.\nThe Patroness of the Parish is St. Coca. You can find out more about her here.\nSt. Ninian of Scotland began his career in Cloncurry, also in the Parish. You can find out about his connection with Kilcock here.\nBuildings of Ireland gives a detailed description of the Church of St. Coca here.\nLabels: CHA, Holy Souls, information, Kildare, Kildare and Leighlin, news, pilgrimages, Requiem, Saints of the Diocese of Kildare, St. Coca, St. Peter\nLocation: Commons East, Kilcock, Co. Kildare, Ireland\nPilgrimage to Borris, County Carlow\nTraditional Latin Mass Pilgrimage to Strokestown\nLatin Mass in Ballyhea - Feast of Our Lady of Moun...",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 The DEEP STATE\nReport: DOJ Has Found and Is Recovering Missing FBI Text Messages\u2026 \u2192\nMueller to Interrogate Trump Under Oath \u2013 Comey Never Did That to Hillary\nRobert Mueller\u2019s investigation has climbed all the way up to Donald Trump himself. He is now demanding to interrogate Trump under oath in hopes of getting him on a perjury charge as he desperately tries to take him down on an obstruction of justice charge chalking one up for the Bureaucrats he has been protecting.\nWhen Hillary was questioned by Comey, he didn\u2019t even take notes. That is NEVER done and it was intentional to ensure she would NEVER be charged with anything. Mueller is clearly taking the direct opposite approach. He is obviously positioning himself to try to take Trump down on obstruction of justice since he cannot show he conspired with Putin. This is all about trying to Impeach Trump, and it is in accordance with the totally arbitrary rules for Impeachment that demonstrate there is no real rule of law in such matters.\nThis is how corruption is played out in the JUST-US Department. It is never about ethics or the rule of law. It is about how to win at all costs on anything even when they are dead wrong. The probe that was supposed to be about Russia interfering with the US elections turns into charging people with tax evasion and everything other than the purpose of the probe.\nThere is just no rule of law anymore. Comey and Mueller are former Department of Justice colleagues, and they have a work-related friendship. That is not considered to be a conflict of interest. Both are just bureaucrats and like the police, they need not be best friends to have each other\u2019s back. There should have been ZERO contact. Working together is still a conflict of interest. Typically, even a CEO spends more time with his personal assistant than his wife even if there is no affair on the side. We all spend more time with the people we work with than typically anyone else. But of course, they do not consider Mueller working with Comey a conflict. Had he NOT known him at all, he would have charged Comey with leaking documents to the press with is also a felony.\nThis has been a war of Bureaucrats against Trump \u2013 make no mistake about that. He is not one of \u201cTHEM\u201d and they only want career politicians in Washington. All others please get out. Mueller is out to overthrow the White House if he can.\nMeanwhile, Senator Ron Johnson confirms that informant\u2019s text messages infer there are bias issues in the FBI against Trump. He confirmed also that others are saying they have additional information about a secret society within the FBI trying to sabotage Trump to take him down as an outsider. There is clearly a war going on inside the bureaucracy and it is all about keeping control in Washington.",
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        "raw_content": "Payday Haul!\nHello, hello, hello lovely readers!\nThe end of our last Bank Holiday Weekend of the year is here! That might get you down but just think, the next Bank Holiday is *Boxing Day*, which means Christmas fun! Anyway, back to the matter at hand. This month marked the first month I got my \u2018normal\u2019 paycheck since I lost my job back in April. Since then I was temping and then started my new job in the middle of the month. So this payday I was able to treat myself a little bit while also paying the bills.\nSo, let\u2019s crack on with this haul.\nFirst off, some beauty. I waxed my best friends eyebrows last week and told her she needed to get some good tweezers for strays. While we were shopping we found these cute ones for \u00a32.00 from TK Maxx!! I\u2019ve also finally run out of blusher so picked this up from Superdrug for \u00a32.50 and got myself some wax strips for \u00a36.95. 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All three of these notebooks were on an offer which meant 3 for \u00a36. I\u2019ve also got more bits coming this week so I\u2019ll do a Typo haul for that! These are so cool and I\u2019m a total sucker for anything motivational!\nA band I absolutely love, PVRIS, were playing Reading and Leeds this weekend, on Friday Ali and I got to see a small acoustic set of theirs live and pick up their new album All We Know of Heaven, All We Need is Hell. It was so good and made me fall a little but more in love with Lynne.\nBook time! Of course, I was going to buy books. For some reason, I ordered an edition on Amazon that said this wasn\u2019t out for another year?! That was until Abbie told me it was out as Melanie was on book tour! I\u2019m so excited to read a book by one of my favourite people to watch. Catch Melanie\u2019s channel here.\nAnd last but not least, I really want to increase the amount of poetry I have and read. 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I promised you I\u2019d be completely honest and I need to say that I was starting to get to a point where I was running out of ideas. What did I want to write about? What did you guys want to read? Is there a magical formulae so that I can interact with a load of people.\nThe problem with that is you then start comparing yourself to people. I LOVE Hannah Gale, I see her blog in all its beauty and wish I was doing that well, I look at Youtubers and see how well they\u2019re doing, then I move on to musicians (don\u2019t even GO there). You get into this totally self absorbed spiral of what you\u2019re not and then, for me at least, an huge tidal wave of anxiety. The conversation kind of goes like this \u2013\nMy brain: What are you doing? Why has it taken you three hours to even start a blog post?\nMe: I don\u2019t know I\u2019m just struggling with what to write about\nMy brain: Look at all the other bloggers, vloggers, musicians they\u2019re all doing something why aren\u2019t you? Also while you\u2019re at it finish that assignment, you know you\u2019re not going to get 70% but you still need to do it.\nMe: Gee thanks brain, I knew that already\nMy brain: Well if you knew that why did you get up, go back to bed, go on be off with you.\nMe: You\u2019re right, off to bed I go.\nIt\u2019s this horrible conversation I have with myself, even when deep down I know I\u2019ve been doing really well. It\u2019s this approval that seems to be needed with online work, we\u2019re anxious by the amount of followers, likes, subscribers and job opportunities we get. We want book deals and big houses and, well, to be like the successful people we see.\nIt takes a minute though to realise that although we see these people as \u2018real\u2019 most of the time people only show the best of themselves. Do I share every dark thought I ever have when I\u2019m on a low? No. Does Emma Blackberry film when she has a huge block of what to talk about? I doubt it. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Poetry on the bus\nOff next week for a week to Budapest with the Modular and evening MBA students as part of their international study trip. Budapest is where I spent 18 years from 1987 to 2005, so I am curious to see what has changed. I will try to blog whilst there.\nI will be checking carefully also to monitor progress on the four international intakes recently started or about to start the MBA at Henley. As part of the Personal Development process, we are encouraging people to reflect in learning journals on thoughts and insights about their studies and their goals. It is very exciting to connect with members by reading their new posts, and I hope that we can get some energy going in the intakes and that those who are reluctant begin to see the benefits, not just of the power of writing for themselves but also of the feedback they receive from others.\nMind you, I\u2019m learning a lot about the scope of the world wide web. Henley has students in Europe, where the IT infrastructure allows us to play with thoughts of \u2018synchronousity\u2018, in South Africa, New Zealand and Trinidad, the story is quite different.",
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        "raw_content": "Frogs might be Smarter than we think\nI live in the Niagara Region of Ontario Canada. There are many different types of frogs around.\nA few years back, frogs suffered some serious epidemic and a large number died. They seem to be coming back. I have several frogs and toads living around my garden. The toads in particular hang out where the slugs hide.\nI photographed this little climbing frog at the Abino Point Lighthouse in Crystal Beach, Ontario. A grey tree frog I think. He (she?) was quite a ways up a wall. His toes are quite bulbous.\nThis little frog lives in my back yard. I dug a draining trench and made a couple of spots deeper so there would be a couple of puddles. I think that is probably a leopard frog. He's very handsome.\nThe little swamp has attracted various little frogs and toads.\nI was not too surprised one morning to find a green frog swimming on the side of the pool. 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It's warm safe and there are lots of insects and grubs that seem to end up in the pool.\nI secured the pool. I closed the doors, and plugged-in a small opening on the side of the enclosure. The pool is covered by a plastic greenhouse structure which has no holes except for 2 small openings at the base. Quite easy, I thought, to close up.\nFast forward a few days and NO FROG. Good news. I'm not particularly worried about a frog in the pool but the chlorine is quite toxic to them. I would hate to kill the little guy.\nAfter a few frog free days, I noticed a suspicious dropping on the side of the pool and sure enough, it was frog poop. Later that day, I crept up to the pool and was able to photograph froggie very relaxed and dozing with his head down, on the step. Photo is taken with a zoom. I feel like a paparazzi.\nWhen he eventually saw me he jumped in the water and went to the very bottom. I figured out that he had been hiding in the filter intake. There is a sort of little cavern and a cross bar so he was quite safe even if the filter was running. A bit tricky to get in though.\nHere Froggie is sitting on a hose that I used to add some water to the pool. At this point he's been living in the pool enclosure for several weeks and is very comfortable, thank you very much. He is very hard to catch.\nFrom the regular droppings I clean up, he is eating well, too. There are a lot of ants so maybe that's the bulk of his food? Maybe he goes out.\nI've reduced the amount of chlorine as much as I dared and algae is already starting to grow. The frog does not spend much time in the water but usually is found lounging around the edge ready to pounce back in.\nWhen I vacuum the pool, he just stays out of the way. If we swim, he goes to the bottom and waits.\nI eventually managed to lay hands on his slippery little body. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Chasing Beauty\nBeaches, Birds & Budda \u00bb\nAffection is responsible for nine-tenths of whatever solid and durable happiness there is in our lives. ~ C.S. Lewis\nbird photography, life, love, nature, patience\nThis entry was posted on June 26, 2011, 7:32 pm and is filed under life lessons, magical macros, nature's wildlife. You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.\n#1 by pattisj on June 27, 2011 - 1:50 am\nThey are so sweet. Thanks for sharing.\n#2 by Marcie on June 27, 2011 - 8:47 am\nThese are incredible. I can see a whole story being told here!!!\n#3 by ZORRO on June 27, 2011 - 9:35 am\nAwesome baby!\n#4 by Gretchen Cochran on June 27, 2011 - 10:14 am\nSaving this series to send to my husband on our anniversary. It captures so much more than words. Hallmark should hire you, Christine.\n#5 by Susan d on June 27, 2011 - 12:07 pm\nBeautiful, silent yet so loud in its message, blog\u2026..love you friend!\n#6 by Jillsy Girl on June 27, 2011 - 7:06 pm\nwhat love birds! great captures!!\n#7 by Jess on June 27, 2011 - 8:57 pm\nThat\u2019s a great series of shots. I love at the end\u2026after all the fixing and snuggling\u2026one of the birds has a messy feather. That\u2019s perfect!\n#8 by ladyfi on July 1, 2011 - 1:33 pm\nOh my \u2013 such lovely tender shots!",
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        "raw_content": "About this ministry: Altar Servers assist the presider at weekend and holy day liturgies. They also serve at funerals and weddings as needed. They are liturgical ministers who place themselves in the service of the Eucharist.\nWhat training is necessary? Three one hour sessions and any on-going training that is needed when changes are made.\nTo whom is this ministry open? Anyone who is 10 years old or in the 4th grade may be an altar server. Teens and adults may serve as well.\nWhat expertise is needed? Reverence before the Eucharist and a love of liturgy.\nWhat kind of a commitment is required? Servers are scheduled about once a month to serve at either the 4:30, 8:00, or 10:00 Mass. It is important that altar servers be dependable and that they arrive on time\nAbout this ministry: The ministry of lectors is to proclaim the Word of God to the congregation at weekend and daily Masses in order to provide a better understanding of Sacred Scripture to those in attendance. It is hoped that in the process of preparing, the proclaimers will gain a better understanding of the Biblical text as well and grow in their love for Christ.\nWhat training is necessary? There is a 1- to 2-hour training in which the first time proclaimer is given an explanation of when to come up, how to stand, what to do with the book, etc. There is continual training annually as well as a yearly liturgical minister's day of renewal.\nTo whom is this ministry open? Anyone old enough to read may participate. All ages are welcome!\nWhat expertise is needed? Familiarity with the sacred Scriptures is very helpful.\nWhat kind of a commitment is required? Proclaimers receive a 3-4 month schedule. They usually proclaim at a weekend Mass about once every 4-6 weeks. Daily Mass is more often\nAbout this ministry: The purposes of the Greeters Program are (1) to create a warm, welcoming environment which is conducive to worship and to celebrating the Eucharist as the living Body of Christ and (2) to give parishioners the opportunity to participate as active ministers of hospitality. Greeters stand at the entrances to the Church for 15 \u2013 20 minutes before each weekend Liturgy, welcome people to the Eucharistic celebration, answer any questions they may have, and introduce themselves to new comers or visitors.\nTo whom is this ministry open? Families are encouraged to sign up with their children; singles will be paired with other volunteers so that there are at least 3 greeters at each Mass.\nWhat expertise is needed? Do your best to provide a simple but cordial welcome to as many people coming in as possible, be familiar with parish activities and/or services going on, and be a good listener.\nWhat kind of a commitment is required? Greeters receive a 3-4 month schedule. They usually greet at a weekend Mass about once a month.\nAbout this ministry: The ministry of ushers is to assist parishioners before, during and after Masses. They take up the collection and pass out bulletins. Ushers are responsible for adjusting doors and windows. They turn lights on and off and open and lock up the church before and after Mass.\nWhat training is necessary? Approximately an hour is enough time for a person to learn the procedures for each Mass, where to put the collection money, which lights go on at which time, where the bulletins are, etc.\nTo whom is this ministry open? Both men and women, teenagers or older.\nWhat kind of a commitment is required? An usher needs to be dependable and usually attend the same Mass each weekend.Unless we gain many new volunteers for this ministry, a person usually serves every week.\nChoir & Cantors\nMission Statement: Music is an essential, integral and obligatory part of the worship experience. In the Liturgy, the music reflects and enhances scripture, homily, and daily life.\nAbout this ministry: The Choir sings at the 10:00am Sunday Liturgy and special services throughout the year.\nWhat kind of a commitment is required? Choir members practice Thursday evenings from 6:30 - 7:30 PM and before and after the 8:00 am Liturgy.\nAbout this ministry: Parishioners are invited to bring and/or serve food to the families who are having funerals at our parish. This ministry is called \u201cHearts and Hands.\u201d\nWhat kind of a commitment is required? Meetings are on the second Fridays of September, November, January, March, and May. We meet for the rosary at 11:30 am, followed by a luncheon and meeting. You will be called when there is a need for Hearts and Hands. You may offer to bring something to Campbell Hall, to serve, or to decline at any time.\nEvery Saturday from 8 am to 3:50 pm we have the Blessed Sacrament exposed for private Adoration in McDunough Hall, a.k.a. the small chapel.",
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        "raw_content": "Confederates Forage in West Virginia\nMilitary, West Virginia January 31, 2019 Leave a comment\nJanuary 31, 1864 \u2013 Confederate forces scoured the Shenandoah Valley and West Virginia to feed the armies, while Federals in the region began panicking at their presence.\nMajor General Benjamin F. Kelley commanded the Federal Department of West Virginia from Cumberland, Maryland. His main responsibilities included guarding the supply routes through the Shenandoah and Luray valleys from Confederate raiders. This became especially important this winter because General Robert E. Lee sent forces into the region to forage for the Army of Northern Virginia.\nConfederate Gen. Jubal Early | Image Credit: CivilWarDailyGazette.com\nThese Confederate forces comprised the new Shenandoah Valley District, led by Major General Jubal Early. They consisted of two infantry brigades and cavalry units led by Generals Fitzhugh Lee, Thomas L. Rosser, John D. Imboden, and Albert Jenkins. Kelley reported on the 3rd, \u201cIt now appears that Lee has detached a large force and sent them into the valley. If General (George G.) Meade (commanding the Army of the Potomac) would send a strong cavalry force into the Luray Valley, it would be an important movement to us.\u201d\nFitz Lee\u2019s cavalry threatened a Federal outpost at Petersburg, but, as Fitz reported, \u201cThe greater part of my ammunition being wet, owing to starting in a snow and rainstorm, and having no artillery, I decided not to attack them, and moved upon their line of communication toward New Creek Depot.\u201d In Hardy County, the Confederates captured Kelley\u2019s supply train and 250 heads of cattle before moving toward New Creek.\nStopping within striking distance of New Creek on the night of the 4th, Lee wrote, \u201cMarched at 4 o\u2019clock next morning in a hail storm, and though a point was reached within six miles of the depot, on account of the sufferings of my men and the impassibility of the mountain passes to my smooth-shod horses was unable to proceed farther.\u201d Lee\u2019s troopers soon fell back to Harrisonburg.\nMeanwhile, a portion of Early\u2019s command advanced from Strasburg but was forced to stop at Fisher\u2019s Hill due to extreme weather and impassable roads. But this did not stop the president of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, J.W. Garrett, from panicking at the prospect of a Confederate army operating in the Valley. He wrote General-in-Chief Henry W. Halleck, \u201cIt is stated that General (Richard) Ewell is in the valley with 20,000 men.\u201d He asked Halleck \u201cto judge whether considerable re-enforcements are not required to prevent disasters.\u201d\nHalleck in turn contacted Meade: \u201cIt is now reported that Ewell\u2019s corps is in the Shenandoah Valley. Have you any information to that effect? I think another brigade should be sent here\u2026 for transportation to Harper\u2019s Ferry.\u201d Meade responded:\n\u201cOur scouts have returned from the valley and report that Early\u2019s command, consisting of five brigades of infantry, estimated at 7,000, together with Lee\u2019s, Rosser\u2019s, Imboden\u2019s, and Jenkin\u2019s cavalry, and some artillery, passed down the valley about Friday last with the intention of making a raid on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad\u2026\u201d\nMeade then objected to Halleck\u2019s request:\n\u201cI am still of the opinion that the operations against Early, to be effective, should be from the Railroad and defensive, and the character of the season and roads, together with the difficulty of procuring supplies, after exhausting those carried with them, will render nugatory any effort made from this army to cut off Early\u2019s retreat\u2026\u201d\nMeade contended that defensive operations against Early \u201cwould require a smaller detachment than an independent movement into the valley.\u201d Halleck replied that one brigade should \u201cprobably be sufficient to supply General Kelley\u2019s wants.\u201d Meade then shared a more optimistic report: \u201cFurther examination of scouts\u2026 would lead to the conclusion that the infantry of Early\u2019s command in the lower valley was only two brigades and some detached regiments.\u201d\nOperations remained limited through most of January. On the 28th, Early accompanied a Confederate force heading west from New Market in search of forage and cattle. The force consisted of Rosser\u2019s Laurel Brigade of cavalry, an infantry brigade under Brigadier General Edward L. Thomas, and an artillery battery. The next day, the Confederates scattered Federal skirmishers and entered Moorefield. While there, Early and Thomas received word that a Federal supply train was moving toward Petersburg. Early directed Rosser and Thomas to capture the train.\nThe Confederates moved out on the morning of the 30th. They advanced across Branch Mountain and drove off a Federal force guarding the gap. They spied the train at Medley, protected by Federal infantry and cavalry. Rosser sent his 400 men forward, but the Federals knocked them back. The Confederates advanced again, this time supported by a cannon. They hit the Federals in front and on the left flank, sending them fleeing in panic. The Confederates seized the 95 wagons left behind, which were filled with supplies.\nRosser entered Petersburg the next day and seized more provisions and munitions. While Thomas\u2019s infantry occupied the town, Rosser\u2019s cavalry continued north down Patterson\u2019s Creek in search of cattle and sheep. When Rosser learned that Federal reinforcements were approaching, he led his men to Moorefield, relinked with Thomas, and returned east toward the Shenandoah Valley.\nThe raiders netted 80 Federal prisoners, 95 supply wagons, 1,200 cattle, and 500 sheep while sustaining just 25 casualties. 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        "raw_content": "branding \u2022 copywriting \u2022 content strategy\nWelcome to Clay Johnson Digital. I make elegant, functional websites for companies and organizations who value clear, effective communication, and appreciate the personalized service that a small design firm can provide.\nOn this site you can find out more about who I am and what I do, and take a look at some of the work I\u2019ve created. If you\u2019re interested in talking with me about a project, please get in touch.\nI do everything that\u2019s required to design, build, and maintain a first-rate website. In most cases I build sites from the ground up, but I\u2019m also available to help with particular components. Maybe your structure and content are together, and you just need someone to make it look great. Or perhaps the look and feel of your site is in place, but you need someone to handle the coding. If you just need my services for one or two pieces of the puzzle, don\u2019t hesitate to get in touch.\nYour website should do more than just look pretty. What are your business goals, and how will your site help you achieve them?\nYour brand should be identifiable and memorable. You will need a logo and a signature color palette, and your website should be an extension of your brand identity.\nVisiting your website should be a pleasant and engaging experience for your customers. The site should hold their attention and connect them efficiently with the content that they\u2019re looking for.\nI\u2019l make your site look great and function smoothly in all browsers, on all devices.\nI don\u2019t just design them, I build them as well. Almost always with WordPress, the world\u2019s most popular (and awesome) website platform.\nWhy use cookie-cutter stock photography when you can have images custom tailored to your needs?\nClay Johnson Digital is a one-person digital design agency located in Laramie, Wyoming.\nCreating a website requires a wide variety of skills. From concept development and information architecture to graphic design, coding, and scripting, there\u2019s a lot to be done. And the integration of all these parts into a smoothly functioning web presence is no mean feat. Larger web design firms will have separate departments to handle all of these facets of the job; and that can work well. But if one person can take a project from concept to completion there\u2019s that much less chance of a communication breakdown or misunderstanding.\nAt the start of a project I work with clients to establish clear goals and a well-defined vision before all else. Once we have that focus, we can move forward with the process of developing content, organizing that information, and presenting it in the most appropriate way.\nI serve as Project Manager, Creative Director, Technical Director, Graphic Designer, Front-End Coder, and Writer/Editor. And even when a project requires hiring some extra help or expertise, I still keep things small enough to prevent anything falling through the cracks. With a hand (or two) in every part of each site I build, and a vision for how it all fits together, the awesomeness of your site is assured.\nHere\u2019s a smattering of recent projects.\nClick thumbnails for project descriptions.\nThis is not an exhaustive list, but you\u2019ll get the idea.\nHTML & CSS 96% 96%\nPHP 60% 60%\nWriting & Editing 92% 92%\nHosting & Server Setup 90% 90%\nBack when Coach K was still in the process of shaping Blue Devil basketball into the program of glory and world dominance it is today, I attended Duke University, where I studied art and art history. For several years thereafter I worked as assistant to one of the great American painters of the 20th (and 21st) century, Robert Natkin.\nI then spent a decade in the San Francisco Bay Area, working in graphic design, technical writing, illustration, Mac tech support, and web design. All of the skills one might need to build a website? Yes!\nIf you have questions about my services or would like to schedule a conversation, please use the form below.",
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        "raw_content": "Jeb Bush Trashes Climate Conference\nPresidential candidate Jeb \u201cthe smart one\u201d Bush trashed the idea of a connection between climate change, food shortages, and terror, in a radio interview.\nBy implication, the down-in-the-polls Presidential candidate followed the conservative Republican line, belittling the critical importance of this week\u2019s international meeting in Paris.\nBush, who has stumbled as a candidate in not being able to answer whether he would have invaded Iraq 12 years ago, \u201cknowing what we know now\u201d, states the US needs to \u201cunleash the military\u201d on the Daesh terrorists, a group that many say was formed as a result of his brother doing exactly that, on the wrong target.\nDuring his interview with Hugh Hewitt, Jeb Bush mocked President Obama\u2018s idea that an international conference on climate change would be the \u201cpowerful rebuke\u201d to ISIS he said it would be.\nObama gave a speech yesterday alongside President Francois Hollande, where he said that the best way to spite ISIS after the Paris attacks was by maintaining a sense of normalcy in day-to-day life. When he brought up the United Nation\u2019s upcoming conference, Obama said, \u201cwhat a powerful rebuke to the terrorists it will be when the world stands as one and shows that we will not be deterred from building a better future for our children.\u201d\nBush, on the other hand, wasn\u2019t so sure that the president\u2019s thoughts \u2014 which he described as \u201cbreathtaking in its naivet\u00e9,\u201d \u2014 were the best way to one-up terrorists.\n4 Responses to \u201cJeb Bush Trashes Climate Conference\u201d\nAs one would expect, a moron who is trying to convince the moronic Repugnant electorate to vote for him instead of the other morons who are running doesn\u2019t quite get it (and he\u2019s the \u201csmart one\u201d?).\nIn his eagerness to bash lame duck Obama (rather than Hillary, who the Repugs will be running against in 2016), Jeb fails to look at the root causes of the Syrian crisis, which are found in climate change-induced drought and the actions of his less-smart brother.\nIt\u2019s enough to make one vote for Carson\u2014-when the food crisis hits, at least he will know where the grain is stored (and Jesus has his hand on Ben\u2019s shoulder to guide him).\nThey\u2019re going to land with such a bump when reality comes home to roost.\nknightbiologist Says:\nAnd we\u2019ll be damned to serve as their landing pad! @_*\nThere was a report last week that almost 33,000 people died in highways accidents in the US during 2014. The death rate is apparently up in 2015.\nWhen the Republican governors and legislators find out will they try to lock up, expell and otherwise insult foreign sounding motor vehicles like Volkswagen and Chevrolet?\n\u00ab A Thanksgiving Visitor: CAT 4 Hurricane is Record Breaker\nThe Weekend Wonk: Janine Benyus and BioMimicry \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Principle #1: Health is a public good. It is in our national interest to ensure that every citizen and legal immigrant has access to quality health care at an affordable price.\nIn economics, a public good is something that is non-excludable and non-rivalrous, meaning that (a) no-one can be excluded from its use, (b) and its use by one person does not diminish its availability to others. Clean air, clean water, and national security are all examples of public goods.\nIn strict economic terms, health is not typically considered a public good because people have to spend money to obtain medical care. But there is a good argument to be made that no-one should be without health care, because all of us bear the costs in one way or another for those of us who go without.\nFirst, poor health takes a massive toll on our economy. According to the CDC:\nCardiovascular disease alone cost $316.1 billion in 2012\u20132013. Of this, $189.7 billion was for direct medical expenses and $126.4 billion was for lost productivity costs.\nIn 2012, diabetes cost Americans $245 billion, including $176 billion in direct medical costs and $69 billion in decreased productivity.\nIn 2008, medical costs linked to obesity were estimated at $147 billion, an annual premium of $1,429 over people of normal weight in 2006.\nSmoking cost us at least $300 billion a year between 2009 and 2012. Between 2005 and 2009, we lost $156 billion in lost productivity due to premature death from smoking.\nSecond, the impact of poor health is felt not only by our larger economy, but on a more human level by families. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality,\n\u201cManaging multiple chronic conditions can require a great deal of time and effort on the part of patients and families. People with multiple chronic conditions must often take many different medications, each with their own special instructions, and must keep track of numerous medical appointments with various providers. Many people with multiple chronic conditions have some type of activity limitation, including difficulty walking, dressing, bathing or preparing meals. Activity limitations can necessitate the need for care assistance from family, friends or paid attendants. Additionally, the more chronic conditions a person has, the greater their out-of-pocket medical expenditures, adding additional burden to patients and families.\u201d\nThese costs can be reduced through improved access to health care, which includes not just treatment, but prevention and management of chronic disease. A child who receives regular medical care for her asthma, for example, is better able to manage an episode and less likely to need a disruptive, and expensive visit to the emergency room. A person receiving the regular care, guidance, and medication to manage his diabetes has a better chance of remaining mobile enough to perform the activities of daily living, and a better chance of avoiding serious complications like a heart attack, cataracts, or kidney disease.\nFinally, many people who have no insurance coverage still receive health care \u2013 not through regular doctor visits, preventive care, and use of medication, but by visits to hospital emergency departments. In effect uninsured patients receive health care in its least efficient and most expensive form. Hospitals that are required to treat these patients and that do not receive reimbursement are stuck with the bill, they end up cutting costs in ways that affect treatment provided to all patients, including those with health care insurance.\nDevelopment Policy and Public Action by Marc Wuyts\nPublic Health as a Public Good by Sandro Galea (Boston University School of Public Health blog)\nMore Americans say government should ensure health care coverage by Kristen Bialik (Pew Research Center, January 13, 2017)",
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        "raw_content": "Trump Plan For Iran\nTrump Unveils Plan To Help Iranian Citizens\nThe policy report has been outlined, but it\u2019s adoption is not certain.\nJohn Bolton (pictured) feels that Iran can be dealt with and was can still be averted.\nWhen the Soviet Union fell with a whimper, it did so because President Ronald Reagan knew that mankind\u2019s desire for freedom is inherent. Once the people could see liberty, they would want it. President Donald Trump is no stranger to this reality. As a matter of fact, he plans to use it to his favor in Iran, as the Free Beacon writes today.\nNow that America has pulled away from the tempestuous nuclear deal, Iran could see some major changes. New sanctions put on Iran by the United States may be the death knell for that country\u2019s harsh Islamic leadership already \u201cbeset by protests and a crashing economy.\u201dA new birth is being outlined and a new day is on the horizon and it negates the errors of the Obama administration.\nMr. Trump\u2019s three-part plan is further to drive the people from the hateful regime of which they have already grown weary of. The Security Studies Group (S.S.G.) wrote the plan and called upon their \u201cclose ties to senior White House national security officials, including National Security Adviser John Bolton.\u201d\nRegime change was almost a reality in Iran in 2009, but it fell through. Likewise, the previous administration\u2019s (Obama/Clinton) support of the Arab Spring established violent unrest as ISIS spread throughout the Middle East.\n\u201cThe ordinary people of Iran are suffering under economic stagnation, while the regime ships its wealth abroad to fight its expansionist wars and to pad the bank accounts of the Mullahs and the IRGC command. This has provoked noteworthy protests across the country in recent months.\u201d the S.S.G. has written.\nIn music to the ears of every American who is tired of endless warring all over the world, Jim Hanson, SSG\u2019s president said, \u201cThe Trump administration has no desire to roll tanks in an effort to directly topple the Iranian regime. \u201cBut they would be much happier dealing with a post-Mullah government. That is the most likely path to a nuclear weapons-free and less dangerous Iran.\u201d\nAn NSC official added that the U.S. works constantly to \u201cchange the Iranian regime\u2019s behavior.\u201d The same official also said, \u201cOur stated policy is to change the Iranian regime\u2019s behavior of continuous destabilizing regional acts and support of terrorism. The National Security Council is in receipt of reams of policy papers and reports, some are read with interest, others are not. Receipt of a policy paper in no way means that we are going to adopt the position of that paper.\u201d\n\u201cThe problem is not the Iran nuclear deal it\u2019s the Iranian regime,\u201d said another source.\u201dTeam Bolton has spent years creating Plans B, C, and D for dealing with that problem. President Trump hired him knowing all of that. The administration will now start aggressively moving to deal with the root cause of chaos and violence in the region in a clear-eyed way.\u201d\nThe world knows that Iran will use any nuclear materials they make to harm innocents. For that matter, a power station ground breaking has taken place on a fault zone that will likely cause a Middle Eastern Fukushima-like disaster. \u201cThe probability of the current Iranian theocracy will stop its nuclear program willingly or even under significant pressure is low,\u201d the SSG plan says.\nIt also says, \u201cAbsent a change in government within Iran, America will face a choice between accepting a nuclear-armed Iran or acting to destroy as much of this capability as possible. Any public discussion of these options, and any messaging about the Iranian regime in general, should make a bright line distinction between the theocratic regime along with its organs of oppression and the general populace. We must constantly reinforce our support for removing the iron sandal from the necks of the people to allow them the freedom they deserve.\u201d\nThe people of East Berlin made that stand. The average Russian made a stand in the 1980\u2019s, and history is full of other examples. If Mr. Trump brings his North Korean effectiveness, it won\u2019t be long before Iran sees the light too.\nNobel Peace Prize\u2026indeed.",
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        "raw_content": "Extending my love of storytelling to screen\nIn the British television program \"The End of The \u2026 World\", two characters sit on the beach, with one thinking about what people mean to each other. The show was what sparked The Sidekick copy editor Pramika Kadari's interest in film.\nLast March, after I first watched the short television program \u201cThe End of The \u2026 World\u201d, which is now my favorite TV show, it was all I could think about for weeks.\nBetween classes, I scoured through a multitude of critics\u2019 reviews; during tests, scenes from the show flashed through my mind; while eating, my eyes were glued to interviews with the show creators.\nAnd for the first time in my life, I wanted to study something other than only English.\nThroughout my life, I have loved literature. I have adored writing. But I have realized that more than specifically reading and crafting words, what I really cherish is storytelling, which cinema is just another form of. Not for a second did I consider not studying English; instead, I was contemplating adding film as a double-major. \u201cThe End of The .. World\u201d is beautiful beyond words; to create something that beautiful would be immensely fulfilling.\nBut as I started researching the movie industry, my newfound excitement began to fade as I learned more about it.\nIt is basically impossible for screenwriters to get their own scripts made into movies.\nYou will never get to make the cinema you actually want to make.\nSuccess in film is all about who you know.\nScreenplays are sometimes changed so drastically throughout the movie-making process that it might barely be the writer\u2019s own piece by the end.\nThese Internet statements dampened my passion for film before it could even develop. For several months, although I did not completely eliminate the idea of studying it, I convinced myself doing so was impractical.\nOne of my biggest fears was \u2013 and still is \u2013 how collaborative film is. I do not like depending on people, and I would hate someone controlling how my creative project should or should not be. Also, I am afraid my characters will not feel like my own when they also belong to the movie\u2019s other contributors.\nBut a few weeks ago, on YouTube, I stumbled across \u201cMy Heart Will Go On\u201d by Celine Dion, a gorgeous soundtrack from the 1997 movie Titanic. The thumbnail photo is one of the most beautiful shots I have seen from any cinema \u2014 a breathtaking scene during which the two main characters stand at the edge of the ship, looking out into the endless ocean, their eyes lit up with a euphoric sense of freedom.\nIn the movie Titanic, two characters stand at the edge of a ship, looking out into the sea. Partly because of the movie, The Sidekick copy editor Pramika Kadari is considering a career in film.\nSo intrigued that for the rest of the week I eagerly awaited Friday night when I would have time to rewatch the movie. I had seen Titanic when I was younger, but barely remembered the story, as I was too young to understand it well then.\nBy the end of my rewatch that Friday, I knew that I was wrong before, that I did want to study film. Had to.\nDespite all the things I have read about the industry that scare me, I know I have to study cinema because of how fully my love for a film can consume me. After watching a fulfilling movie, my entire life feels richer, happier, more vibrant and inspired.\nBoth \u201cThe End of The \u2026 World\u201d and Titanic model the kind of movies I want to make. Although I enjoy the science fiction and psychological thriller genres that offer mind-bending movies such as Inception, Donnie Darko and Shutter Island, the crux of my love for storytelling lies in characters and emotional impact \u2014 two things that go hand in hand.\nRose DeWitt Bukater from Titanic as well as both James and Alyssa from \u201cThe End of the \u2026 World\u201d some of my all-time favorite characters. Even though our lives are drastically different, I relate to them. That is what makes a great character in the relatability aspect. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / our stories / Blog / Hands-on approach made a world of difference\nOctober 15, 2015 /0 Comments/in Blog, Media, Research, Stories /by Michael\nHands-on approach made a world of difference | Video\nTara Schmiedge curls up on a pile of fluffy white pillows, swinging on a circular bed suspended like a cloud from the ceiling of her basement living quarters.\nHer mom, Margot, crawls in next to her, iPad in hand, to look through family photos. Childhood scenes of Tara and her three sisters quickly transition to a newborn baby, pink and swaddled \u2014 Tara is now an aunt, and Margot a grandmother. The two laugh as they sway gently back and forth, two peas in a floating pod.\nTara, 25, has Kabuki Syndrome, a relatively rare genetic disorder that causes cognitive delays, behavioural issues and a wide range of medical problems.\nThese days, Tara is at ease in her world. She shares a northwest Regina home with another young woman with a disability and the support workers who come and go around the clock. She has a specially designed, one-on-one day program that meets her needs. Her parents, Margot and Dean, visit regularly and make sure her life is full of love and encouragement. They have fought tirelessly to make sure she has adequate support to do the best she can with her abilities.\nAs most families with a disabled child find out, it\u2019s never easy.\nThe Schmiedges started taking Tara to Winnipeg for sensory therapies as a preschooler, before she was diagnosed. They knew she had cognitive delays, something they could see when comparing Tara\u2019s development to that of her two older sisters, Leah and Kyla, and younger sister Erica.\nDoctors originally thought Tara might have osteogenesis imperfecta, since Margot had a family member with the congenital bone disorder.\n\u201cWe knew that wasn\u2019t likely the right syndrome,\u201d Margot said, noting Tara\u2019s cognitive delays didn\u2019t fit that diagnosis.\nThen Tara was diagnosed with Kabuki Syndrome by a Winnipeg geneticist at four-and-a-half years old. It was a relatively newly-categorized disease, first described in 1981 by Japanese scientists.\n\u201cHaving a child with a disability can really make you feel like an island,\u201d Margot said, tucked into a comfortable chair in her home a few minutes\u2019 drive from Tara.\n\u201cYou try to maintain your friendships from before, and you do, but your life goes in a whole different direction than the majority of people.\u201d\nIt was that isolation that encouraged Margot to pen a letter in a medical genetics journal about a year after Tara was diagnosed.\nUsing a family friend\u2019s then-advanced method of communication \u2014 an email address \u2014 she was soon inundated with requests to keep in touch and share information about Tara\u2019s development and challenges. They quickly had to invest in a computer and a dial-up Internet connection of their own.\nA website was also necessary. But in the mid-1990s, it wasn\u2019t quite as easy as it is today to post things to the mysterious world wide web.\nMargot enlisted the help of her brother, Ed Zwart, and his partner Janice Banser. The two technophiles made Margot\u2019s dream for a network where families could connect and share information a reality.\nAnd so the Kabuki Syndrome Network (KSN) was born. If you search Google for Kabuki Syndrome today, it is still the top hit.\nOver the past two decades, Margot has fielded thousands of requests for information in multiple languages from her home. Some were from researchers; other requests were from families unsure of where to turn with their new diagnosis.\nHer background as a nurse \u2014 she stopped working when Tara was born \u2014 helped in explaining the complicated terms to other parents, including writing a medical dictionary.\nNewsletters were the next step. They were printed and mailed out for years, before moving to an online format. Brochures came out in several languages \u2014 Margot got a language school to translate portions of the website into Spanish to meet demand. She even reached out to geneticists and doctors to write articles that the average parent could understand.\n\u201cLittle things like that started adding up to provide a bigger source of information,\u201d Margot said. \u201cIt\u2019s funny how things snowballed. I never set out to do this, never.\u201d\nFrom supporting newly-diagnosed families reaching out for help to assisting doctors looking to explain the disorder in layman\u2019s terms, the quiet force behind a mountain of information has been passionately advocating not only what\u2019s best for Tara, but what works for other children around the world with the condition.\n\u201cShe\u2019s really an amazing, one-woman magician,\u201d said Dana Levinson, a Minnesota mom of a seven-year-old girl who also has Kabuki Syndrome.\nWhen Levinson\u2019s daughter was diagnosed as an infant in 2008, she soon found there wasn\u2019t much local support for a syndrome with an incidence rate somewhere around 1 in 10,000. Reaching out to Margot and the KSN was a major step in learning how to live with the diagnosis.\n\u201cKabuki was first discovered in the 1980s and really since then (Margot)\u2019s been the main person providing info, identifying professionals, connecting families,\u201d Levinson said.\nLevinson not only wanted to learn more about the syndrome but also become involved in helping shape what the KSN could become. She\u2019s leading the organization\u2019s efforts for the first-ever Kabuki Syndrome conference, which will take place at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore this summer.\nMeeting other families who have a child with Kabuki Syndrome has been \u201cso helpful\u201d, Levinson added.\n\u201cThese are kids that tend to have developmental issues. My daughter wears hearing aids and she had a feeding tube, so just meeting other kids that may have had similar experiences is good for her for having a social support group, too.\u201d\nKSN has been a support for the Schmiedges too, leading to long-term friendships and visits while vacationing, but it didn\u2019t always hold the answers to every problem.\n\u201cTara is definitely on the higher end of physical disability and sensory issues and because of that she had many, many behavioural issues from about 13 on,\u201d Margot said.\nIt was something that the family had to face mostly on their own. Their lives got \u201cvery complicated.\u201d\nIn some instances, Tara would hit and bite. Her obsessive tendencies and anxieties were a part of daily life.\nOn a family camping trip, Margot brought along Tara\u2019s favourite cookies \u2014 a huge motivator for Tara at the time \u2014 but she wouldn\u2019t eat them. She barely touched food the whole weekend.\n\u201cWe get back home and we\u2019re unpacking the food, and she brings her cookies to the cupboard where the cookies go. She sits down, goes back to the cupboard, takes the cookies out, and starts eating,\u201d Margot said. \u201cThose cookies had to come out of that cupboard.\u201d\nSchool also became too much for her. Tara stayed in high school until 22, but was only managing a couple of hours per day by her last year.\nJudy Humphries, Tara\u2019s former student support services teacher at Michael A. Riffel High School, said the system can be hard to navigate for parents who aren\u2019t sure what their options are for their child\u2019s post-high school life.\n\u201cThe transition is difficult sometimes for the students themselves, because they\u2019ve been at their particular school for up to eight years, some of them. It\u2019s hard to leave,\u201d she said.\nFor students like Tara, the existing day programs may not be the right fit.\n\u201cThere were things that Tara\u2019s parents knew would not work for her,\u201d Humphries said. \u201cThey could\u2019ve just thrown up their hands and said \u2018We give up, wherever she ends up will be fine,\u2019 but that\u2019s not what they did.\u201d\nInstead, Margot designed a day program for Tara that comes with one-on-one support. She does various tasks during the day, from collecting recyclables to delivering Meals on Wheels. In summer, she likes watering community gardens.\nIt\u2019s a different path than some other young adults with disabilities take, and one that required letter-writing and many meetings.\n\u201cI\u2019m a bit of a doer myself, it\u2019s in my nature. We had to really fight to get her what she needed,\u201d Margot said.\n\u201cAll young people with cognitive disabilities should have those kind of parents,\u201d Humphries added. \u201cThey need someone that\u2019s just looking out for them.\u201d\nTara was finally designated as \u201ccomplex needs\u201d \u2014 a designation not given lightly.\nIt means Tara has access to special funding for her housing and day program.\nThe Schmiedges\u2019 advocacy work for their daughter is far from done. Her home had three other young women with disabilities when she first moved in and Tara had daily meltdowns over the pressures of living away from her parents and the constant stream of visitors and staff.\n\u201cIt was very, very difficult for Tara,\u201d Margot said. \u201cWe tried to prepare her. We\u2019d go to the house before anyone was living there, show her where her bedroom would be.\u201d\nBut it didn\u2019t sink in, and the first year was terrible.\nDaily panicked phone calls begging to come home were hard to face.\nBut it was an important step for not only Tara to make, but for her parents, as they too needed to have some space. And once two of the residents were moved to a new home, it became a lot easier.\n\u201cI like that we get to enjoy her now. I really like that. It\u2019s not that we never enjoyed her, but I really just enjoy her now.\u201d\nTara is doing \u201camazing\u201d these days, she added.\n\u201cShe\u2019s a sweetheart, an absolute sweetheart. Everybody that gets to know Tara falls in love with her. She has challenging behaviours but once you know how to go around that, she\u2019s really very endearing and so truthful.\u201d\nThe efforts they\u2019ve put in over the years have not only improved their own lives, but those of many other families with Kabuki Syndrome. Yet, Margot doesn\u2019t think they\u2019ve done anything extra special.\n\u201cThere are parents that believe that it takes special parents to raise a child with special needs, but I don\u2019t share this philosophy,\u201d she said.\n\u201cI think you have a choice to make when you have a child with special needs. You either work very hard at it, or you drown in the immensity of it. And I think Tara taught us the patience.\u201d\nWhat is Kabuki Syndrome?\n\u2014 First described in 1981 by Japanese scientists and named after affected individuals\u2019 facial resemblance to traditional Kabuki makeup\n\u2014 Affects anywhere from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 30,000 live births\n\u2014 Caused by spontaneous gene mutation in one of two genes\n\u2014 Wide range of congenital problems can result, from heart defects to kidney issues to recurrent ear infections\n\u2014 Also a wide range of cognitive and intellectual disabilities, from mild learning disabilities to autism-like symptoms\n\u2014 No known impact on lifespan, although the syndrome has only been described for 34 years\n\u2014 Research continues into the genes causing Kabuki Syndrome. 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        "raw_content": "2108 Paseo Del Mar, Palos Verdes Estates\nA huge 19,300 sf dead flat lot\nSold before it hit the market . . . is a 2300 square foot one level home across from parkland on Paseo Del Mar, Lunada Bay. A well-preserved 4 bedroom home of former long-time owner, this nearly 20,000 square foot dead flat lot has unlimited potential. This lot is so flat, it makes the Marianas Trench look like the Alps. $1,995,000. Sold at $2,000,000.\nCall me at 310 613-1076 if you\u2019re interested.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, September 20th, 2012 at 2:32 pm and is filed under Buyers, Everything I've Written, Sellers, Sold Listings. 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.\nBetty Waung said at September 30th, 2012 at 4:06 pm\nCan you let me know if you have anything coming up ?\nGeorge Fotion said at October 4th, 2012 at 9:16 am\nNice sale Dana!",
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        "raw_content": "Full Speed Ahead! Solutions for the Age of 100 Gbps\nNov 21, 2014 | Cloud Computing, Infrastructure\n\u2013 Dan Joe Barry, vice president of marketing, Napatech, says:\nWe are living in an age of unprecedented change, coming at us faster than at any other time in history. In fact, 90 percent of the world\u2019s known data has been generated in just the last two years. This is the age of 100 Gbps, and it slows for no one. This is both exciting and challenging for providers of network management and security applications, who will need to create scalable solutions and determine how to reliably increase performance at connections up to 100 Gbps while reducing risk and time-to-market.\nThey must also effectively manage and secure networks while still handling a varied portfolio of 1, 10, 40 or even 100 Gbps products. 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It also allows for intelligent flow distribution, where frames are distributed to up to 32 CPU cores for massive parallel processing.\nGuaranteed delivery of real-time data with information that allows quick and easy analysis is a requirement for high-speed solutions. What will distinguish these is the ability to accelerate the performance of analysis applications. This can be achieved by reducing the amount of data to analyze, ensuring that applications are not overwhelmed and only processing the frames that need to be analyzed. One of the main challenges in analyzing real-time data in high-speed networks is the sheer volume of data. Reducing this amount of data can often accelerate the performance of analysis applications. This can be accomplished through features such as frame and flow filtering, deduplication and slicing.\nProviders of appliances need to maximize the performance of their analysis applications, so\n100 Gbps solutions must provide acceleration features. These features must off-load data processing that is normally performed by the analysis application. Some examples of off-loading features are: intelligent multi-CPU distribution, cache pre-fetch optimization, coloring, filtering and checksum verification. These free up CPU cycles, allowing more analysis to be performed faster.\nMonitoring Tunneling Protocol\nIn situations where networks are outside the sender\u2019s control, tunnels have been a secure and reliable transport method. Tunneling provides challenges because the data to be analyzed is encapsulated in the tunnel payload and must first be extracted before analysis can be performed. This is an extra and costly data processing step. By off-loading recognition of tunnels and extraction of information from tunnels, high-speed solutions can provide a significant acceleration of performance for analysis applications.\nFor mobile networks, all subscriber Internet traffic passes through one point, namely the GPRS Tunneling Protocol (GTP) tunnel between the signaling and gateway serving nodes, so this is especially true. Monitoring this interface is crucial for assuring quality of service. Next-generation solutions will open up this interface, providing visibility and insight into the contents of GTP tunnels. Analysis applications can use this capability to test, secure and optimize mobile networks and services.\nAccelerating the Network Now\nWith this unprecedented acceleration capability, providers of network equipment will need to find solutions to help them stay one step ahead of the data growth curve brought on by the explosive growth in mobile data traffic, cloud computing, mobility and big data analysis.\nFactors to consider in order to accelerate the network to 100G:\nA common Application Programming Interface (API) so that applications can be developed once and used with a broad range of accelerators. This allows combinations of different accelerators with different port speeds to be installed in the same server.\nReliable hardware platforms to develop 100 Gbps analysis products. A 100 Gbps accelerator, for example, can intelligently manage the data that is presented for analysis, providing extensive features for managing the type and amount of data. Slicing and filtering of frames and flows, even within GTP and IP-in-IP tunnels, significantly reduces the amount of data. Look for deduplication features that can be extended in analysis software to ensure that only the right data is being examined.\nPCI-SIG\u00ae compliant products that can snap into any commercial off-the-shelf server will allow organizations to focus their development efforts on the application, not the hardware.\nSoftware suites that provide data-sharing capabilities to enable multiple applications running on the same server to analyze the same data. When combined with intelligent multi-CPU distribution, this allows the right data to be presented to the right analysis application, thus sharing the load. Intelligent features for flow identification; filtering and distribution to up to 32 CPU cores accelerate application performance with extremely low CPU load.\nAs the data deluge hits, technologies to help manage it all are arising as well. 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        "raw_content": "Home Mobile Tablet Devices HP Doesn\u2019t Give Up: Company To Launch WebOS Based Tablet in 2013\nHP Doesn\u2019t Give Up: Company To Launch WebOS Based Tablet in 2013\nFinally, it\u2019s the end of the fate of operating system while HP\u2019s chief executive\u2014Meg Whitman\u2014stated that the company would build a WebOS tablet in 2013. HP also said that it would make the WebOS code as Open Source. The discussions formalities are still on the way with developers, partners, HP engineers and other hardware engineers to bring the new version of WebOS into the market place soon.\nHP\u2019s CEO\u2019s stated in an interview with TechCrunch, \u201cWe are so excited about webOS and realized that the very best thing to do is to open source the technology, contribute to it and invest in it. We will harness the power of the community to make this a better alternative to other operating systems.\u201d\nIt comes into the sight that the company presently working on the Windows 8 platform -is not in state to build its new version of its WebOS next year. Previously, the company had stated that it would not be making new WebOS based devices and the future tablets would be based on Windows platform. The present commitment would be really incredible for the company as it makes sense to acquire Palm for $1.2 billion a year ago.\nAt the beginning of 2010, HP debuted its Windows-based tablet in the market\u2014Slate PC\u2014that proved a dismal failure. Though, It was awkward move of the company into the tablet segment but has tremendous potential in release of Windows 8 tablets next year.\nAfter the failure of the company\u2019s WebOS, its former chief executive\u2014Leo Apotheker\u2014had canceled the TouchPad and other WebOS hardware project in order to provide the new direction to the company. The former company\u2019s CEO\u2019s decision put him out from the company only to get him replaced with Meg Whitman. Although, she has little experience about the software line but her dedication to lead the company into the right place is very important for company to regain its place in market.\nHowever, the decision of the company about its WebOS software as open source community seems to be in vague. But, the company has announced in a press release, \u201cHP plans to continue to be active in the development and support of webOS, by combining the innovative webOS platform with the development power of the open source community, there is the opportunity to significantly improve applications and web services for the next generation devices.\u201d\nHP still doesn\u2019t clarify about the type of openness of webOS, either it would be GPL style\u2014free to use without customize\u2014or Linux type\u2014use according to preference.\nWhatever it is, but the company decision has woken up a hope of beam for webOS and it\u2019s time for the company to rethink about its hardware, operating system development and administration to compete into the marketplace.\nHappy Birthday David Packard: The Man With Manifold Talents\nAmazon Fire HD 10 Tablet: What\u2019s The Game Plan of Amazon This Time?\nIs Microsoft\u2019s Surface Book What The Mac Book Pro Should Have Been?",
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        "raw_content": "Important Messages Definitely Not From A Bottle\nIt\u2019s as old as the hills. It dates to the first human beings and their desire to imbibe in a liquid with a little more kick to it than their local water supply. Yes, we\u2019re talking alcohol, we\u2019re talking beer, and, yes, even mother Earth\u2019s own natural mood changer \u2013 wine. All perfectly okay in moderation for some, however, there are people, who for a variety of reasons (DNA included) cannot tolerate any of the demon liquids. For millennia these people suffered the unknown social stigma of what we have come to know as Alcoholism.\n\u201cLUSH\u201d, the award winning play written and directed by VJ Hume (a popular local radio/music/stage personality) addresses the condition of Alcoholism from a different perspective \u2013 that of the female alcoholic. For years women were not thought of as having a drinking problem. It was just unheard of to discuss women in that manner. As a result, the serious health and social problems of women were swept under the rug, so to speak.\nAll that has now changed, and for the better, as Hume takes this very important message to the next level, writing a very interesting play presented here as a staged reading to address and inform the audience without slipping into a boring, didactic expose on the evils of alcoholism.\nThanks to an excellent creative ensemble cast the play comes across as both entertaining and informative. Hume who also directs, let\u2019s the creative muses of her talented cast breathe life into the true story of Marty Mann, a Chicago heiress; a woman born to wealth and privilege who ended up living homeless and desperate on a park bench. Who was Marty Mann? And how did she become \u201cThe First Lady of Alcoholics Anonymous\u201d?\nWhen I asked playwright Hume why she wrote the play, she replies smiling broadly, \u201cWhy to get Marty Mann\u2019s face on a postage stamp, of course. But seriously, she really deserves it. Marty Mann, she continues, \u201cliterally climbed out from the depths of despair to become the public spokesperson for female alcohol addiction writing the chapter \u2018Women Suffer Too\u2019, which is now a part of AA\u2019s mission statement\u201d.\nPlaywright/director VJ Hume is well known as a prolific writer, musician, and entertainer. When I asked her how long it took to pen the play, she exhaled almost apologetically, saying three years off and on. \u201cThe play you just saw is the sixth incarnation. This version was first performed in 2011 at the Indio Performing Arts Center.\u201d Three years is not very long when one has a schedule like hers.\nThe story revolves around Marty Mann, affectingly played by Denise Strand, a young woman caught up in the lifestyle and thrills of the \u201croaring 20\u2019s\u201d where booze was the mother\u2019s milk of the young and privileged. Strand really makes one feel the pain of Marty as she tries to come to grips with her addiction to alcohol. She is superbly supported by Dean Apple and Ron Young who portray AA\u2019s famous co-founders Bill W. and Dr. Bob respectively, as well as by VJ Hume portraying Mrs. Wilson (Bill\u2019s wife), and other characters. One of the nice touches in this audience-friendly production, is that all the actors get to work with various props, wigs, hats, and other actor\u2019s tools of the trade, in full view of the audience. This lends shading and polish to their characterizations and performances.\nMusician Ted Pethes\u2019 clarinet solos, and his musical selections perfectly match and compliment the era and the tone of the production, which nicely sets up the transitions for the actors and their scenes.\nIt\u2019s a pity that \u201cLUSH\u201d, this wonderfully entertaining piece, which is a must see for all, was only presented once at the Rancho Mirage \u201cTolerance Education Center\u201d on April 28, 2012. However, the company is planning on touring this production, so when you see the title \u201cLUSH\u201d being presented in a live theatre near you, make sure you catch a performance.\nFor additional information about future performance and locations, contact vjhume1@gmail.com.\nPrevious articleDog Flipping Is on the Rise for Quick and Easy Money\nNext articleThe 2012 DHSHS Jr ROTC Awards",
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        "raw_content": "The Utrecht University has created a scholarship programme to enable talented international students to undertake a master degree programme in the Netherlands. Approximately 15 scholarships are awarded per year.\nThe Utrecht University Founded in 1636 and located in the heart of the Netherlands, is one of Europe\u2019s leading research universities committed in providing an outstanding education at an affordable cost. And also recognized internationally for its high-quality, innovative approach to research and teaching. The Shanghai Ranking ranks Utrecht University as 1st in the Netherlands and 47th in the world. The Best Global Universities Ranking ranks the University as 1st in the Netherlands and 12th in Europe.Since English is the official language at UCU, applicants are required to demonstrate proof of proficiency.\nType:Master degree programme.\nNumber of Scholarships: Approximately 15 scholarships are awarded per year.\nField of Study: Scholarships are awarded to pursue a degree in one of the English taught Master\u2019s programmes of the Graduate School of Law, Economics, and Governance.\nEligible Countries: Students from non-Dutch nationality are eligible to apply for this scholarship programme.\nScholarship Benefits: With the scholarship students will be able to cover the costs of the tuition fee and part of the living expenses.\nFor students who will have to pay the statutory tuition fee (mainly EU/EEA student): \u20ac5.000\nFor students who will have to pay the institutional tuition fee (most non-EU/EEA students): \u20ac17.500\nIn a 2-year\u2019s Master\u2019s programme, the scholarship will only be renewed for the second year if the student is making satisfactory progress towards the degree.\nStudent\u2019s s should be aware that the grant is not a full scholarship, and that it may be necessary to find additional funding to be able to finance study and stay completely. Read more about the budget Utrecht University advises.\nEligibility: Eligible candidates are selected for a scholarship on the basis of the following criteria:\nThe academic quality and results of the preceding education, as evidence, for example, by grades, test scores, publications, letters of recommendation;\nThe student\u2019s career vision, promise in the proposed field of study;\nThe student\u2019s societal engagement (e.g. extracurricular activities)\nThe quality and relevance of the motivation letter;\nThe quality of the application itself (completeness, accuracy, consistency)\nIn order to be awarded this scholarship student should:\nHave a non-Dutch nationality;\nHold a non-Dutch secondary education degree;\nHave been admitted to one of the Master\u2019s programmes mentioned above;\nBe able to comply with the conditions to obtain a Dutch visa if applicable;\nFailure to meet one or more of these criteria automatically means the student is not eligible for this scholarship.\nStudents who wish to be considered for the scholarship have to apply for admission to the programme before 1 February. There is no separate application for the LEG International Talent Scholarship. An application for a Utrecht Excellence Scholarship will be considered an application for a LEG International Talent Scholarship as well. If you don\u2019t apply for a UES (e.g. because you are an EU/EEA student) you have to request in your motivation letter (which is a requested document for your application for admission, see \u2018Admission and Application\u2019 per programme) to be nominated for the scholarship. Applications arriving after the 1 February deadline will not be considered for a scholarship in the Master\u2019s programme that starts the next academic year.\nApplication Deadline:February 1, 2018.",
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        "raw_content": "The Joy of Brooklyn\u2019s Sparkly Bedazzled Mosaic House\nMosaic House is a wonderful documentary short film, a portrait of mosaic artist Susan Gardner, 70, a third-generation New Yorker. The documentary is part of a series called New Yorkers, created by Moonshot Productions.\nWyckoff Street between Smith and Hoyt in Brooklyn\u2019s Boerum Hill is a long, tree-lined block of brick homes in varying shades of brown. But amidst the beige and burnt sienna, like a shot of confetti nestled among a line of brown crayolas, sits number 108. Instead of brick, there are beads. And broken mirrors and shells. And a starburst of buttons, and jewels, and marbles, and a menagerie of tiny plastic animals. Bits of coral are encrusted in the walls, and the curlycued bars on the windows are wrapped in beads. Tens of thousands of colorful pieces creep downward onto the patio, and also move upward to the second floor like vines with lives of their own.\nThis is the project of Susan Gardner, who has spent each summer for the past ten years crouching on her patio or scaling a ladder, adding to this expanding mosaic. The mosaic project began just before September 11, when her anger over the neighborhood\u2019s growing slickness and homogeneity was hitting a tipping point. A small flower was her first design. Then, two planes crashed into Manhattan\u2019s twin towers, and she couldn\u2019t stand to stay alone inside. She grabbed some tiles and beads and started working furiously. \u201cIt was one of those things that seemed to change the tilt of the world,\u201d she says. \u201cOnce I started, I couldn\u2019t stop. The idea is that everything in the world does suck,\u201d she states. \u201cBut there\u2019s got to be some joy in there somewhere.\u201c\nPosted in Art, Culture, documentary, Entertainment, film, Manhattan, multimedia, New York City, NYC, photographs, Video. Tags: 9/11, Art, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, Culture, documentary, documentary short, documentary short film, Entertainment, film, Manhattan, mosaic, Mosaic House, multimedia, New York City, NYC, photographs, pictures, short film, Susan Gardner, Twin Towers, Video. Comments Off on The Joy of Brooklyn\u2019s Sparkly Bedazzled Mosaic House",
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        "raw_content": "Tara from GA Asked \u201c\nWe are going on our first Disney Cruise with the kids for spring break. We\u2019re doing a 5 night from Miami. Do my children (11, 10, 5 and 3) need passports or can I use their birth certificates??\u201d\nThanks for cruising by with your question - I'm happy to help!\nYour first Disney Cruise Line vacation - how exciting! I'm sure you're counting down the days until Spring Break and your magical sailing with Captain Mickey and his crew. You're going to be making memories to last a lifetime. Your kids are at such great ages for a Disney Cruise - and the perfect ages for them to be able to spend time together in Disney Cruise Line's amazing Youth Clubs. I encourage you to check them out during Open House on your first afternoon on the ship!\nAt this time, U.S. Citizens sailing on a Disney Cruise with a \"closed loop itinerary\" (departing from and returning to the same U.S. port) are able to use a valid Photo I.D. and certified birth certificate to board the ship and re-enter the country. That being said, passport regulations are always changing, and Disney Cruise Line \"strongly recommends\" that all Guests have a valid U.S. Passport. In the unlikely event that you were to have a family emergency and need to return home from a foreign port, passports provide the appropriate identification you would need to travel. That being said, my husband and I have passports, but we've always only brought birth certificates for our children. So far, it's worked out perfectly for our family.\nYou can keep up-to-date on current passport regulations at www. travel.state.gov . It normally takes 6-8 weeks to get a passport, so if it's something you're considering, make sure you allow enough time to receive them prior to your sail date.\nI hope this helps with your planning! Have a magical day! - Diane W.\nOn 1/26/2018 Nichelle from IA Asked: What is the earliest we can disembark from the Disney Magic in the port of Miami? We have an early flight because we still have 4 hrs of driving after we get to our final airport.\nOn 1/25/2018 Deann from TX Asked: We're coming to Vancouver 2 days early and need a hotel. When I called Disney they said we will put you on waiting list. What does this mean and when will we find out about room time is running...\nOn 1/11/2018 Sonia from ON Asked: If staying at a Disney hotel after the cruise and using the ground transfers, is our luggage sent straight from the ship to the resort? Or do we bring the luggage with us? Thx.",
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        "raw_content": "Lavinia from ON Asked \u201c\nWe would like to go to Disney this year. We live near Toronto, Canada. We would like to travel when it's the best price possible due to limited budget. We have 4 children between ages of 8, 5, 2 and 5 mos. What do you recommend that we consider? thanks!\u201d\nThanks so much for stopping by the Moms Panel! We are a frugal family, so I can relate to you planning a fantastic Walt Disney World vacation while on a limited budget. There are great ways you can save on your vacation. While I won't be able to list all of them in this little answer box, here are a few great ones I can think of right at this moment:\nStay at a Disney Value Resort Hotel. We love to stay at the Value Resorts since you get the magic of Disney without breaking your vacation budget. For your large family, I would look into the family suites at All-Star Music Resort or Art of Animation Resort. If the price of the suite still can't fit into your budget, keep in mind that children under 3 years old aren't counted toward the Guest count in your room, so you'll be able to book a smaller room. But, with a family of 6, I'm sure you'll want to be able to have as much space as possible. Either way, you have some choices.\nFollow the Walt Disney World social media channels and the Disney Parks blog. Special offers are released all year round for Guests. Each year, I've even seen special offers for Canadians and other out-of-country guests.\nVisit during less crowded times of year. Spring break in the U.S. is usually scheduled in the months of March and April, so these months are pretty busy and prices for accommodations tend to rise. If you don't mind a vacation at the end of summer, or beginning of winter after the holidays, then you'll save tremendously.\nI hope these tips help you in your planning, Lavinia. If you have any more questions about planning a Disney vacation on a budget, feel free to ask me at any time. I'm here to help.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb Can a Student Loan Be Discharged In Bankruptcy?\nYes, but very rarely. Federal law currently does not allow for the discharge of student loans in bankruptcy except in extreme circumstances. Absent a physical or mental inability to support yourself or a showing that repaying the student loans would take food off the table, a student loan survives bankruptcy. An attempt to discharge student loans is an uphill battle.\nTo discharge student loans in bankruptcy, something called an adversary proceeding must be filed. This is a lawsuit within the bankruptcy asking the judge to determine if your student loans should be discharged as a part of the bankruptcy. Your attorney will likely charge a fee for this process in addition to the fee already paid for your bankruptcy. Ironically, your ability to pay your lawyer to file an adversary proceeding could be used by the student loan lender against you.\nThe test in many circuits (including the Fifth Circuit which covers Texas) is called the \u201cBrunner\u201d test. The test analyzes several factors, including if the debtor is in poverty (after minimizing all expenses a minimal standard of living cannot be maintained if the student loans are repaid), that the debtor\u2019s circumstances are unlikely to change in the future and that the debtor made good faith efforts to repay the student loans. In the Fifth Circuit, two additional hurdles apply: (1) the reason for the debtor\u2019s inability to repay the student loans must not have existed when the debtor applied for the loans; and (2) the reason that the debtor cannot repay the student loans must be outside of his or her control.\nThere is no difference whether the student loan is a privately funded student loan or a public student loan. This is a common misconception \u2013 I often have people tell me they heard or read that private student loans can be wiped out in bankruptcy. Private student loans were dischargeable prior to 2005. In 2005, the bankruptcy laws changed drastically. One change included making private student loans non-dischargeable.\nIf the student loans were for a vocational or trade school that was not accredited the student loans may be dischargeable (without having to meet the standards under the Brunner test).\nAnother option for those struggling with federal student loans is to apply for an alternative repayment plan. More information on federal student loan repayment options can be found here.\nIt would not surprise me if within the next decade (or sooner) laws are changed to make discharging student loans easier. Average student loan debt more than doubled from 2006 to 2013. Here is a recent Wall Street Journal article regarding student loans and possible future changes in the laws governing student loans.",
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        "raw_content": "Sexual Intimacy in Marriage by William Cutrer\nThe authors wanted to take the subject of sex \u201cout of the closet while keeping it out of the gutter\u201d (13). In the past, many publications on the topic of sex have been \u201coverly spiritual\u201d (ignoring \u201chuman realities\u201d) or were too medical (bypassing the \u201cmental and emotional\u201d aspects of sex). The answer to the dilemma was this \u201ceasy-to-read\u201d book that blends the \u201cglory of sex\u201d with the \u201crealities of life\u201d(13). This book explains all aspects of sex, including male and female anatomy, sexual myths, and answering specific questions regarding sexual practice from a Christian point of view.\nThis book was very frank in explaining sexual issues. The authors said that the \u201cnumber one\u201d problem couples experienced was talking about sex, even though communication was the key to discovering the sexual desires of one\u2019s spouse (82). The book, containing sketches of male and female anatomy as well as the proper form for the \u201csqueeze technique,\u201d could be used as an \u201cice breaker\u201d for couples who find it difficult to openly communicate about sexual matters.\nIn the section entitled, \u201cThe Sexual Response Cycle,\u201d Dr. Cutrer shared, \u201cGod designed our genitals to become aroused\u201d he continued by saying, \u201cthe enjoyment of beauty does not need to be wicked\u2026we can appreciate the lovely form of biceps or breast without falling headlong into uncontrolled passion\u201d (50). It seemed almost contradictory for him to write in the next paragraph, \u201carousal whets the sexual appetite\u2026it gently or not-so-gently turns the mind toward sexual fulfillment\u2026sometimes sight is enough\u201d (50). Perhaps the wording was not clear, but it appeared that being sexually stimulated by others was acceptable. This seemed contrary to what Jesus said in Matthew 5:28- \u201cI say, anyone who even looks at a woman with lust in his eye has already committed adultery with her in his heart.\u201d\nOverall, the book had several positive aspects. For instance, many people get married without ever realizing the magnitude of the commitment. The most helpful section of the book was entitled, \u201cWhat is Marriage?\u201d It described the \u201ctwo things\u201d involved with marriage-leaving one\u2019s parents and cleaving to the spouse (116). Instead of giving newlyweds an opportunity to come back when they are unhappy about their marriage, the authors insisted that parents ought to tell their child, \u201cWhen you say `I do,\u2019 keep your commitment in sickness and health. We\u2019re renting out your room tomorrow. Drop by sometime for a visit\u201d (117). This statement puts an emphasis on the importance of marital commitment and through \u201ctough love\u201d the parents demonstrate support for their child\u2019s marriage. The authors valiantly described the biblical roles of both husband and wife. This book fulfilled its goal of providing a \u201cpractical approach to many sexual problems and challenges that confront married couples\u201d (14).\nThe Extraordinary Leader : Turning Good Managers into Great Leaders by John H. Zenger\nEXAMINING THE CAUSES OF MARITAL BREAKDOWN by Teresa T.",
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        "raw_content": "When it comes to the specific chiropractic adjustment, Dr. Durham is the best in the area! Dr. Durham has been practicing chiropractic for over 20 years and utilizes a variety of techniques to meet the needs of his patients. Some of the techniques he uses include Thompson, Gonstead, Toggle, and Diversified. Dr. Durham delivers the perfect adjustment to help restore function to the nervous system and the entire body.\nWe understand the health hurdles and the challenges people face, which is why we have made it our mission to help every patient reach their full health potential. Our approach to chiropractic is straightforward and based on principled chiropractic philosophy. Spinal adjustments are done by hand and remove interference in your nervous system by way of correcting any spinal subluxation you may have. We believe that the power that made the body heals the body, and our job is to help the body do as it was designed to do.\nWe understand that pain is sometimes the reason you come in to see us; however, pain is a symptom of an underlying condition. As we restore function to the spine and nervous system, the pain will fade and you will be able to live the life you were meant to live. Chiropractic gets to the root cause of the issue. Let\u2019s start this life-changing journey together!\nDr. Durham loves working with families and enjoys educating parents about the powerful changes chiropractic care can make in their children\u2019s lives. When adjusting children in our office, our chiropractic approach is extremely gentle and produces amazing results.\nOur purpose here at Durham Chiropractic is to optimize health for individuals and families through hands-on chiropractic care. Did you know that chiropractic care can have a positive impact on both cognitive and physical health? It\u2019s true. We live our lives through our nervous system and that\u2019s exactly why chiropractic care is so effective for children. A child\u2019s nervous system is still developing, it is important to have regular spinal checkups to ensure proper function during these crucial years of growth and development. By monitoring for, and correcting subluxations, we can help your child\u2019s nervous system function at its peak level, creating a foundation for a lifetime of wellness.\nParents, we invite you to ask any questions you may have about our top quality care. To help ease any worry, we\u2019ve put together some commonly asked questions about chiropractic care as it relates to your child\u2019s health. Take a look at our FAQ page!\nOur chiropractic care is designed to help you achieve your optimal health potential. By correcting the underlying cause of your condition, we are able to restore your body\u2019s proper function while relieving you of the symptoms you have been experiencing. Although many people see results in a short period of time, chiropractic is meant to be a proactive, preventive healthcare choice. Having your spine checked on a regular basis is recommended to maintain a life free from subluxation.\nMany people who have tried \u201ceverything\u201d are finding the answer through our chiropractic care. We understand the challenges that many people have faced and are still dealing with. Our relaxed and loving approach will make you feel at ease and glad you chose chiropractic care at your office.\nLooking for a healthcare solution free from drugs, surgery, and therapy? Discover Chiropractic!\nRestore function of your body through gentle adjustments. More and more people are turning to chiropractic as a preferred method to address their healthcare challenges and discover a life of wellness. The chiropractic care here at Durham Chiropractic will deliver powerful, life-changing results.",
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        "raw_content": "Atria, Catherine\nCategory: All Faculty, Leadership Development, Mentoring, Principals / Assistant Principals, School of Human Development & Organizational Studies in Education, Social Justice in Education, Teacher Evaluation\nProfessor of Educational Practice\ncatria@coe.ufl.edu\nDr. Catherine G. Atria, Professor of Educational Practice, teaches in and coordinates the online MEd program for aspiring school principals. Dr. Atria began her career in education as a classroom teacher at the middle and high school levels teaching social studies and science and mentoring pre-service and beginning teachers. She earned National Board Certification in Early Adolescent Science. She has served as a K-12 principal and in a variety of administrative roles at the school and district levels addressing teacher mentoring, observation and evaluation, program development, and personnel management. She has worked extensively with principals and teacher leaders on instructional coaching. Her research interests focus on the use of targeted feedback cycles in teacher observation; instructional coaching; social justice in education; and the role of the principal. Finally, Dr. Atria has served on many State of Florida committees and task forces addressing leadership development.\nPh.D. in Educational and Administration, 2008\nM.Ed. in Educational Leadership and Administration, 2003\nB.A. in Liberal Arts and Sciences,\n1992 University of Florida\nProfessor of Educational Practice, University of Florida, 2018 \u2013 present\nPrincipal-in-Residence, University of Florida, 2017 \u2013 2018\nPrincipal and Assistant University School Professor, University of Florida, P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School, 2012 \u2013 2017\nService Positions:\nProgram Coordinator, online MEd program in Educational Leadership, University of Florida, College of Education; Gainesville, FL; July 2108 \u2013 present.\nFlorida Department of Education School Educational Leadership Enhancement Committee Task Force (SELECT); Orlando, FL; June 2018 \u2013 November 2018.\nFlorida Department of Education School Educational Leadership Enhancement Committee Task Force (SELECT) Writing Subcommittee; Orlando, FL; September 2018 \u2013 November 2018.\n2018 Florida Educational Leadership Examination; Level 2 School Principal Performance Assessment Item Specifications Development and Validation Committee; Florida Atlantic University, Davie FL.; June 2018.\n2017 Florida Educational Leadership Examination; Level 2 School Principal Assessment Steering Committee Development; Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL.; January 2017.\nState of Florida District Instructional Leadership and Faculty Development Grant Principal Investigator; 2015-2016, 2016-2017.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Jewish Philanthropy / AVI CHAI NA Highlights of 2013\nAVI CHAI NA Highlights of 2013\nby AVI CHAI staff\nAs we kick off 2014, we want to provide an update on new program development in the year just completed. In 2013, AVI CHAI worked with operating and funding partners to design and/or launch 11 new initiatives. These new programs are fruits of our continued efforts to join with other funders to co-develop programs that advance Jewish day school and overnight summer camp. As we look toward our sunset in 2020 (read the latest report on our spend-down here), we see facilitating the work of other funders in this field as a key priority.\nHere is a brief inventory of the new programs in 2013, some of which are already being offered by our grantees, and some of which we expect to be available soon:\nIn the area of day school leadership, we have joined with other funders to enable the launch of three new programs addressing leadership needs in a range of different day school constituencies: RAVSAK\u2019s Head of School Professional Excellence Project, which matches experienced or recently-retired heads of Community day schools with new heads of schools for coaching and mentoring, co-funded with the Ben and Esther Rosenbloom Foundation and an anonymous funder; RAVSAK\u2019s SuLaM 2.0, co-funded with an anonymous funder for the training of lay leadership in Community day schools; and YU Lead, a program of Yeshiva University School Partnership (YUSP) to generate a pipeline of new professional leaders in Modern and Centrist Orthodox schools. These programs augment established programs to enable the day school field to be led by strong and effective leaders committed to Jewish literacy, religious engagement and the Jewish people/State of Israel.\nIn online and blended learning, we joined with Affordable Jewish Education and the Kohelet Foundation to launch BOLD, the first experiment to implement blended learning in established day schools in a dramatic way. We have also been working with YUSP and the Virtual High School, an organization outside the Jewish community, to develop the Online Judaic Studies Consortium, the first effort to develop multi-course, teacher-created Judaic study programs on a collaborative model. Both programs are motivated by the twofold goals of improving the quality and bringing down the cost of day school education.\nIn the area of day school finance, the pilot program iCap will aim to improve student retention in and encourage enrollment of middle income families through capping a family\u2019s total tuition at a fixed percentage of its pre-tax income. The program is being piloted in New York and in Toronto, where it is co-funded with the Centre for Jewish Education \u2013 UJA Federation of Greater Toronto.\nBASIS 2.0 is a new version of a program initially funded by the Jim Joseph Foundation in San Francisco. The new program, which works to integrate Israel education across a day school\u2019s curriculum, is set to launch in January in partnership with the iCenter. The AVI CHAI grant will be matched by a contribution from the participating schools.\nThe Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish Education (CASJE) is an effort to promote high-quality research that informs the policies and practices of Jewish education. It is co-funded with the Jim Joseph Foundation and the Mandell L. and Madeleine H. Berman Foundation.\nIn summer camping, a pilot initiative is currently being developed that will address affordability and create an innovative way to make Jewish camp more accessible. It will be launched this February, operated by the Foundation for Jewish Camp (FJC) and funded by a collaboration of philanthropists. (Look for the forthcoming FJC announcement for more details!) In addition, AVI CHAI and the Marcus Foundation funded the Jewish Agency for Israel\u2019s Bringing it Back Home program, which hopes to build on the personal growth gained by Israelis who worked at North American summer camps by connecting them to religious, civic, political and other organizations in Israel. Finally, in partnership with the Steinhardt Foundation and Areivim, we funded the pilot of a day camp Hebrew immersion program at Camp Ramah Nyack. Three JCC day camps are expected to experiment with the model this summer with funding from additional partners in the Areivim philanthropic collaborative.\nWe look forward to spending 2014 working with our grantees and funding partners to implement and further develop these very ambitious programs. We look forward to updating you about our progress in 2014. You can follow our journey in the coming year on our blog, on Twitter (@AVICHAIFDN), and on Facebook. Additionally, more information about our programs and work in North America can be found on our website.\nFiled Under: Jewish Philanthropy Tagged With: Avi Chai Foundation",
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        "raw_content": "How do you understand art in the digital age? This new book attempts to untangle the mysteries of the world wide web, with varying degrees of success. Words by Holly Black\nCamille Henrot, Grosse Fatigue (still), 2013\nCourtesy the artist, Silex Films, Kamel Mennour, Paris/London \u00a9 2016 Camille Henrot\nThere is something deeply ironic about reading a massive hardback book that discusses art in the age of the internet. As I lugged this enormous text from home to office, the sheer weight and presence of these essays, conversations and critiques served as a stark reminder that the way we all digest information has changed dramatically in the past few decades (reaching warp speed in recent years) with the printed word becoming secondary to digital dissemination.\nThis substantial text has been published to coincide with a major exhibition of the same name at The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, where works by sixty artists, collaborators and collectives span everything from sculpture, video and photography to painting and web-based media. 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She also situates the growth of internet-based activity through sociopolitical events such as concerns around \u201cnet neutrality\u201d in the US and the role of social media during the Arab Spring, as well as name-checking projects such as thewayblackmachine.net, an ongoing installation that includes a feed of images linked to searches, posts and memes surrounding the killings of Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin and Eric Garner and the mission of Black Lives Matter.\n\u201cInstitutional thinking invariably lags behind the rapidly changing landscape of online communication.\u201d\nHer argument also conflates ideas around identity, attribution and the dissemination of imagery online, issues which\u2014as a journalist and editor\u2014are a near constant concern. The work of Hito Steyerl and Taryn Simon serve as benchmarks for concise and often interactive works of art that encourage viewers to question the ways we interpret and decode online imagery, and Cory Arcangel\u2019s hacked versions of Nintendo cartridges are a fittingly familiar (and decidedly clever) interpretation of our nostalgic appreciation of outmoded technologies.\nFrank Benson, Juliana (detail), 2014\u201315\nPainted bronze with Corian pedestal. Koons Collection, New York \u00a9 Frank Benson\nAs might be expected from a book based on an expansive, thematic exhibition, the parameters of these essays are often slightly overwhelming. Bounding through the ethical considerations of \u201chybrid bodies\u201d and what it actually means to be human is such an intense and fraught topic that it could be an entire separate volume, but it doesn\u2019t make the depictions of Cao Fei\u2019s Second Life dreamscapes or Frank Benson\u2019s three-dimensional sculpture of Juliana Huxtable any less compelling.\nHowever, one rather jarring question remains in the way these images are presented, in print. There are plenty of works that are designed to be experienced IRL (Nam June Paik\u2019s sculptures, for example, seem to transcend time and are always wondrous to look at) and \u201cinstallation shots\u201d are a format that most of us are used to, but the fact remains that there are plenty of references to art that is designed to be seen on screen, and conceptualized in a digital realm, or only brought into existence when a user interacts with the interface.\nFrances Stark, My Best Thing, 2011\nVideo still. 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This commercialization of the internet is met with derision, but isn\u2019t there something equally problematic about packaging these arguments in a \u00a350 compendium that wouldn\u2019t fit in most people\u2019s hand luggage?\nJudith Barry, Imagination, dead imagine, 1991\nFive-channel video installation. Courtesy the artist, Mary Boone Gallery. Photo Adam Reich\nThis blinkered analysis, combined with obtuse references to long, arduous URLs (who prints https:// anymore?) makes this book seem strangely didactic and in near constant danger of becoming outdated. Of course, these are issues that the printed form will always face, but I can\u2019t help but feel that a greater alignment with this particular exhibition would be a full-on experimental approach to online book-creation. 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        "raw_content": "Since 1982, Carole Lambert has been the co-Anchor of the 6 and 10PM newscasts for KTUL, making a name for herself not only as a consummate journalist and professional, but also as one of the Tulsa community\u2019s most treasured assets. Her longstanding efforts on behalf of numerous charitable organizations illustrate the commitment of this newswoman to using her time and talents for the benefit of many.\nWith a Bachelor and Masters degree in Music (yes, she sings!), and a Masters degree in Mass Communication, Carole left the entertainment world for her first TV job in Wichita Falls, Texas, in 1979 and moved to Pittsburg, Kansas and then to KFOR in Oklahoma City before landing at KTUL. Her warmth, sincerity and compassion are the qualities that inspire love and trust in her viewers, and her co-workers admire her strength, integrity and impeccable character.\nCarole\u2019s involvement in a long, long list of projects and organizations comes from her own desire to help, and she leads fundraising drives for non-profit organizations, gives voice to victim-advocacy groups, hosts telethons, and inspires kids in the classroom. She is also a huge advocate of the Tulsa Arts Community, having performed with the Tulsa Symphony. But she may be best known for her advocacy of the \u201cWaiting Child\u201d program, a weekly profile of kids in state custody awaiting adoption. Since Carole began hosting and producing these segments in 1990, over 2,500 children have been featured and placed in adoptive homes. But she is quick to point out that the real heroes are the moms and dads who give these kids a loving home.\nHer list of awards is as impressive: The Oklahoma Association of Broadcaster\u2019s \u201cHall of Fame;\u201d the \u201cCongressional Angel Adoption\u201d award, the Southside Tulsa Sertoma Club\u2019s \u201cService to Mankind\u201d award, the state volunteerism award from the Oklahoma Department of Human Services; and even \u201cCarole Lambert Day\u201d proclaimed by Governor Frank Keating on November 23, 2000. These are but a few of her recognitions.\nSo, what does this high-powered woman do to wind down? Just ask Angie, her schnauzer and Coco her schnoodle, to describe the pampering they get! Even their wardrobe is impressive: Coco with her red silk kimono, and Angie sporting a denim motorcycle jacket!",
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        "raw_content": "Bunk'd is an American comedy television series created by Pamela Eells O'Connell that premiered on Disney Channel on July 31, 2015, and is a spinoff of Jessie. The series stars Peyton List, Karan Brar, and Skai Jackson from Jessie, as well as Miranda May.\nMallory James Mahoney\nPaul Bessenbacher\n\"Kikiwaka\"\nby Kevin Quinn[1]\nJohn Adair & Steve Hampton\nAdam Lapidus\nMike Montesano\nTed Zizik\nShari Tavey\nBon Mot Productions\nEmma, Ravi, and Zuri leave New York City and head off to Moose Rump, Maine, to spend the summer at Camp Kikiwaka, where their parents met as teenagers. The Ross children and their new friends try their best to adapt to their lives at the camp, which was founded by Jedediah Swearengen and is named after a legendary creature that lives in the nearby forest.\nIn \"We Didn't Start the Fire\", several cabins at Camp Kikiwaka are destroyed by a fire after a candle was left unattended. In the premiere of the third season, \"We Can't Bear It\", the Ross children return with a new generation of campers to find the cabins were never rebuilt and Gladys ran away with the insurance money. The Ross children then convince their parents to buy Camp Kikiwaka and put them in charge.\nMain article: List of Bunk'd episodes\n1 21 July 31, 2015 (2015-07-31) May 20, 2016 (2016-05-20)\n2 21 August 23, 2016 (2016-08-23) May 24, 2017 (2017-05-24)\n3 16[2] June 18, 2018 (2018-06-18) September 21, 2018 (2018-09-21)[2]\nThe main characters during seasons 1\u20132: Tiffany, Xander, Zuri, Emma, Ravi, Jorge, and Lou.\nPeyton List as Emma Ross (seasons 1\u20133), the oldest of the Ross children and counselor-in-training in Cabin Woodchuck. She is shown to have a unique sense of fashion. She becomes manager of the camp in the third season.\nKaran Brar as Ravi Ross (seasons 1\u20133), an extremely smart counselor-in-training in Cabin Grizzly. The second-youngest of the Ross children, he brings his pet Asian water monitor Mrs. Kipling to camp. In the third season, he becomes camp chef and lead male counselor.\nSkai Jackson as Zuri Ross (seasons 1\u20133), a sweet yet sharp, sarcastic, and talkative girl. She is the youngest of the Ross children and is a camper in Cabin Woodchuck.\nMiranda May as Lou, a highly enthusiastic farm girl and Emma's friend. She is the head counselor of Cabin Woodchuck and is a longtime friend of Xander.\nKevin Quinn as Xander (seasons 1\u20132), the popular head counselor of Cabin Grizzly and resident musician. He is a longtime friend of Lou and becomes the love interest for Emma.\nNathan Arenas as Jorge (seasons 1\u20132), a bespectacled boy of Hispanic descent who is Ravi's friend and a camper in Cabin Grizzly. He is shown to be very messy, unclean, and calls people \"weird\". Jorge once claimed that he was abducted by aliens.\nNina Lu as Tiffany (seasons 1\u20132), a young girl camper of Chinese descent whom Zuri befriends. She has an overbearing mother who expects a lot out of her.\nMallory James Mahoney as Destiny (season 3), a girl who has won almost all of the beauty pageants she has competed in.\nRaphael Alejandro as Matteo (season 3), a cautious boy who can find danger in any situation, packs spider and snake bite kits, would rather not be at Camp Kikiwaka, and speaks Portuguese when he is either scared or emotional.\nWill Buie Jr. as Finn (season 3), Lou's second cousin and a messy boy who does not care about hygiene, washing his clothes, or using his toothbrush. In \"By All Memes\", his last name is revealed to be Sawyer.\nMary Scheer as Gladys (seasons 1\u20132), the strict proprietor of Camp Kikiwaka who is a descendant of Jedediah Swearengen. She has been jealous of Christina Ross ever since Christina had \"stolen\" Morgan from her. Since then, Gladys has been unsuccessful at getting a boyfriend as most people she tries to romance end up avoiding her in various ways. By the third season, it is mentioned that Gladys has left Moose Rump for good and took the insurance money for the burned-down cabins and left Christina and Morgan to gain ownership of the camp.\nTessa Netting as Hazel (seasons 1\u20132), the head counselor of Camp Kikiwaka and the main counselor of Weasel Cabin who is then demoted to CIT after accidentally burning down Woodchuck and Grizzly Cabins. She is the niece of Gladys and descendant of Jedidiah Swearengen. She seeks to steal Xander's affection away from Emma.\nCasey Campbell as Murphy, the camp chef who is responsible for the terrible food and is Gladys' on and off love interest. Though gruff and gross, Murphy also ends up involved in many of the children's hijinks. In \"By All Memes\", it was revealed that Murphy resigned from working at Camp Kikiwaka and got a job as a chef at Camp Champion, a rival camp.\nNate Stone as Timmy, a camper who gets lost on the first day and remains \"forgotten\" about through \"Up, Up and Away\".\nLincoln Melcher as Griff (season 2), a juvenile delinquent who is placed in Grizzly Cabin as part of his juvenile hall's Nature Rehabilitation Program during the second season.\nLily Mae Silverstein as Lydia (season 2\u2013present), a camper from Weasel Cabin. Lydia is known for a very dark look such as black lipstick and a bandana, and her aggressive demeanor similar to her followers.\nA few cast members from Jessie reprise their roles in Bunk'd. Cameron Boyce appears as a special guest star in \"Luke's Back\" and \"Luke Out Below\", reprising his role as Luke Ross. Kevin Chamberlin appears as a special guest star in \"A Bad Case of the Weasels\", reprising his role as Bertram, the butler. Christina Moore appears as a guest star in \"Mother May I?\" reprising her role of Christina Ross.\nThe series is a spinoff of Jessie.[3] Bunk'd was renewed for a second season by Disney Channel on February 29, 2016.[4] The second season premiered on August 23, 2016.\nThe series was renewed for a third season by Disney Channel on August 31, 2017.[5] On June 1, 2018, it was announced that Peyton List, Karan Brar, Skai Jackson, and Miranda May would be returning for the third season and that Raphael Alejandro, Will Buie Jr., and Mallory Mahoney would be joining the cast. The third season premiered on Disney Channel on June 18, 2018. In March 2018, actress Skai Jackson stated in an interview that she was leaving Disney and that Bunk'd would end with the third season.[6] In September 2018, it was confirmed in a report from The Hollywood Reporter that Peyton List would also leave the series after the conclusion of its third season.[7]\nOn November 15, 2018, it was announced by Disney Channel that the series was renewed for a fourth season. Miranda May, Mallory James Mahoney, Raphael Alejandro, and Will Buie Jr. will be returning for the fourth season, with new unannounced cast also set to star alongside them. Peyton List, Karan Brar, and Skai Jackson will not be returning for the fourth season. Additionally, Andi Mack's Phil Baker and Erin Dunlap will take over as executive producers in the fourth season. Production for the fourth season is scheduled to begin in March 2019.[8]\nIn Canada, the series premiered on Disney Channel Canada on the second day of the channel's launch on September 2, 2015.[9] The series premiered on Disney Channels in the United Kingdom and Ireland on November 20, 2015,[10] and premiered in Australia and New Zealand on January 14, 2016.[11]\n1 21 July 31, 2015 (2015-07-31) 4.24[12] May 20, 2016 (2016-05-20) 1.25[13] 1.76\n2 21 August 23, 2016 (2016-08-23) 1.35[14] May 24, 2017 (2017-05-24) 0.99[15] 1.23\n3 16 June 18, 2018 (2018-06-18) 0.97[16] September 21, 2018 (2018-09-21) 0.65[17] 0.82\n^ Kevin Quinn (July 31, 2015). Kikiwaka (Bunk'd Theme Song). DisneyMusicVEVO. Retrieved August 1, 2015 \u2013 via YouTube.\n^ a b \"Bunk'd\". The Futon Critic. Retrieved September 29, 2018. Current Season: 3 (16 episodes)\n^ Matt Webb Mitovich (April 24, 2015). \"Disney Channel's Jessie Spinoff Gets Title, Premise, Cast Additions\". TVLine. Retrieved March 17, 2017.\n^ Denise Petski (February 29, 2016). \"Bunk'd, Best Friends Whenever Renewed for Season 2 on Disney Channel\". Deadline. Retrieved February 29, 2016.\n^ Denise Petski (August 31, 2017). \"Stuck in the Middle, Bunk'd & Walk the Prank Renewed for Season 3 by Disney\". Deadline. Retrieved August 31, 2017.\n^ Cindy McLeannen (April 2, 2018). \"Bunk'd: No Season Four; Disney Channel Series Ending\". TV Series Finale. Retrieved May 21, 2018.\n^ Kevin Rutherford (September 1, 2018). \"Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith Dominate Top Actors Social Media Ranking\". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved September 22, 2018. The Disney Channel star revealed she's moving on from the network after the conclusion of Bunk'd later this year...\n^ Erik Pedersen (November 15, 2018). \"Bunk'd Renewed for Season 4 on Disney Channel\". Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved November 15, 2018.\n^ \"Get Ready Canada! Disney Channel Arrives on September 1!\". Corus Entertainment. August 11, 2015. Retrieved October 11, 2016.\n^ \"Welcome to Camp Kikiwaka\". TV Guide UK. Retrieved December 26, 2015.\n^ Chuck P (December 24, 2015). \"New on Foxtel in January: 200+ Shows Including War and Peace, Legends of Tomorrow and Live Sport\". Foxtel. Retrieved December 26, 2015.\n^ Mitch Metcalf (August 3, 2015). \"Top 100 Friday Cable Originals & Network Update: 7.31.2015\". Showbuzz Daily. Retrieved August 24, 2016.\n^ Mitch Metcalf (May 23, 2016). \"Top 150 Friday Cable Originals & Network Finals: 5.20.2016\". Showbuzz Daily. Retrieved May 23, 2016.\n^ Mitch Metcalf (August 24, 2016). \"Top 150 Tuesday Cable Originals & Network Finals: 8.23.2016\". Showbuzz Daily. Retrieved August 24, 2016.\n^ Mitch Metcalf (June 19, 2018). \"Top 150 Monday Cable Originals & Network Finals: 6.18.2018\". Showbuzz Daily. Retrieved June 19, 2018.\n^ Mitch Metcalf (September 24, 2018). \"Top 150 Friday Cable Originals & Network Finals: 9.21.2018\". Showbuzz Daily. 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        "raw_content": "For the book by Clay Conrad, see Jury Nullification (book).\nJury nullification is a concept where members of a trial jury find a defendant not guilty if they do not support a government's law, do not believe it is constitutional or humane, or do not support a possible punishment for breaking the law. This may happen in both civil and criminal trials. In a criminal trial, a jury nullifies by acquitting a defendant, even though the members of the jury may believe that the defendant did commit the alleged crime. This may occur when members of the jury disagree with the law the defendant has been charged with breaking, or believe that the law should not be applied in that particular case. A jury can similarly convict a defendant on the ground of disagreement with an existing law, even if no law is broken (although in jurisdictions with double jeopardy rules, a conviction can be overturned on appeal, but an acquittal cannot).\nA jury verdict that is contrary to the letter of the law pertains only to the particular case before it. If a pattern of acquittals develops, however, in response to repeated attempts to prosecute a statutory offence, this can have the de facto effect of invalidating the statute. A pattern of jury nullification may indicate public opposition to an unwanted legislative enactment.\nIn the past, it was feared that a single judge or panel of government officials might be unduly influenced to follow established legal practice, even when that practice had drifted from its origins. In most modern Western legal systems, however, judges often instruct juries to act only as \"finders of facts\", whose role it is to determine the veracity of the evidence presented, the weight accorded to the evidence,[1] to apply that evidence to the law as explained by the judge, and to reach a verdict; but not to question the law or decide what it says. Similarly, juries are routinely cautioned by courts and some attorneys not to allow sympathy for a party or other affected persons to compromise the fair and dispassionate evaluation of evidence. These instructions are criticized by advocates of jury nullification. Some commonly cited historical examples of jury nullification involve jurors refusing to convict persons accused of violating the Fugitive Slave Act by assisting runaway slaves or being fugitive slaves themselves, and refusal of American colonial juries to convict a defendant under English law.[2]\nJuries have also refused to convict due to the perceived injustice of a law in general,[3][4] or of the way the law is applied in particular cases.[5] There have also been cases where the jury has refused to convict due to their own prejudices (for example, about the race of one of the parties in the case).[6]\nA 19th-century jury\nJury nullification is the source of much debate. Some maintain that it is an important safeguard of last resort against wrongful imprisonment and government tyranny.[7][8] Others view it as a violation of the right to a jury trial, which undermines the law.[8] Some view it as a violation of the oath sworn by jurors. In the United States, some view the requirement that jurors take an oath to be unlawful in itself, while still others view the oath's reference to \"deliverance\" to require nullification of unjust law: \"will well and truly try and a true deliverance make between the United States and the defendant at the bar, and a true verdict render according to the evidence, so help [me] God\". United States v. Green , 556 F.2d 71 (D.C. Cir. 1977). [9] Some fear that nullification could be used to permit violence against socially unpopular factions.[10] They point to the danger that a jury may choose to convict a defendant who has not broken the letter of the law. However, judges retain the rights both to decide sentences and to disregard juries' guilty verdicts, acting as a check against malicious juries. Jury nullification may also occur in civil suits, in which the verdict is generally a finding of liability or lack of liability (rather than a finding of guilty or not guilty).[11]\nThe main ethical issue involved in jury nullification is the tension between democratic self-government and integrity.[12] The argument has been raised that prosecutors are not allowed to seek jury nullification, and therefore defendants should not be allowed to seek it either.[13] However, for a prosecutor to nullify a law in this context would require negating the presumption of innocence. (For this reason, prosecutorial nullification is typically defined as declination to prosecute.)[14]\nNevertheless, there is little doubt as to the ability of a jury to nullify the law. Today, there are several issues raised by jury nullification, such as:\nwhether juries can or should be instructed or informed of their power to nullify.\nwhether a judge may remove jurors \"for cause\" when they refuse to apply the law as instructed.\nwhether a judge may punish a juror for exercising the power of jury nullification.\nwhether all legal arguments, except perhaps on motions in limine to exclude evidence, should be made in the presence of the jury.\nIn some cases in the United States, a stealth juror will attempt to get on a jury in order to nullify the law.[15] Some lawyers use a shadow defense to get information entered into the record that would otherwise be inadmissible hoping that evidence will trigger a jury nullification.[16][17]\nCommon law precedentEdit\nEven prior to Bushel's Case, Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, a non-Episcopalian English Dissenter or Nonconformist outside of the established Church of England, was acquitted by a jury, despite the hostility of the judges.\nThe early history of juries supports the recognition of the de facto power of nullification. By the 12th century, common law courts in England began using juries for more than administrative duties. Juries were composed primarily of \"laymen\" from the local community. They provided a somewhat efficient means of dispute resolution with the benefit of supplying legitimacy.\nThe general power of juries to decide on verdicts was recognised in the English Magna Carta[18] of 1215, which put into words existing practices:\nNo free man shall be captured, and or imprisoned, or disseised of his freehold, and or of his liberties, or of his free customs, or be outlawed, or exiled, or in any way destroyed, nor will we proceed against him by force or proceed against him by arms, but by the lawful judgment of his peers, or by the law of the land.\nFor a trivial offence, a free man shall be fined only in proportion to the degree of his offence, and for a serious offence correspondingly, but not so heavily as to deprive him of his livelihood. In the same way, a merchant shall be spared his merchandise, and a husbandman the implements of his husbandry, if they fall upon the mercy of a royal court. None of these fines shall be imposed except by the assessment on oath of reputable men of the neighbourhood.\nLargely, the earliest juries returned verdicts in accordance with the judge or the Crown. This was achieved either by \"packing the jury\" or by \"writ of attaint\". Juries were packed by hand-selecting or by bribing the jury so as to return the desired verdict. This was a common tactic in cases involving treason or sedition. In addition, the writ of attaint allowed a judge to retry the case in front of a second jury when the judge believed the first jury returned a \"false verdict\". If the second jury returned a different verdict, that verdict was imposed and the first jury was imprisoned or fined.\nThis history, however, is marked by a number of notable exceptions. In 1554, a jury acquitted Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, but was severely punished by the court. Almost a century later in 1649, in the first known attempt to argue for jury nullification, a jury likewise acquitted John Lilburne for his part in inciting a rebellion against the Cromwell regime. The theoretician and politician Eduard Bernstein wrote of Lilburne's trial:\nHis contention that the constitution of the Court was contrary to the fundamental laws of the country was unheeded, and his claim that the jury was legally entitled to judge not only as to matters of fact but also as to the application of the law itself, as the Judges represented only 'Norman intruders', whom the jury might here ignore in reaching a verdict, was described by an enraged judge as 'damnable, blasphemous heresy'. This view was not shared by the jury, which, after three days' hearing, acquitted Lilburne\u2014who had defended himself as skillfully as any lawyer could have done\u2014to the great horror of the Judges and the chagrin of the majority of the Council of State. The Judges were so astonished at the verdict of the jury that they had to repeat their question before they would believe their ears, but the public which crowded the judgment hall, on the announcement of the verdict, broke out into cheers so loud and long as, according to the unanimous testimony of contemporary reporters, had never before been heard in the Guildhall. The cheering and waving of caps continued for over half an hour, while the Judges sat, turning white and red in turns, and spread thence to the masses in London and the suburbs. At night bonfires were lighted, and even during the following days the event was the occasion of joyful demonstrations.[19]\nIn 1653, Lilburne was on trial again and asked the jury to acquit him if it found the death penalty \"unconscionably severe\" in proportion to the crime he had committed. The jury found Lilburne \"Not guilty of any crime worthy of death\".[20]\nIn 1670, a petit jury refused to convict William Penn of unlawful assembly in Bushel's Case. The judge attempted to find the jury in contempt of court; this was ruled inappropriate by the Court of Common Pleas.\nIn 1681, a grand jury refused to indict the Earl of Shaftesbury. Then in 1688, a jury acquitted the Seven Bishops of the Church of England of seditious libel. Juries continued, even in non-criminal cases, to act in defiance of the Crown. In 1763 and 1765, juries awarded \u00a34,000 and \u00a3300 to John Wilkes and John Entick respectively, in separate suits for trespass against the Crown's messengers. In both cases, messengers were sent by Lord Halifax to seize allegedly libelous papers.[citation needed]\nIn Scotland, jury nullification had the profound effect of introducing (or as others believed, reviving) the verdict of \"not proven\". It was in 1728 that one Carnegie of Finhaven accidentally killed the Scottish Earl of Strathmore. As the defendant had undoubtedly killed the Earl, the law (as it stood) required the jury merely to look at the facts and pass a verdict of \"proven\" or \"not proven\" depending on whether they believed the facts proved the defendant had killed the Earl.[citation needed] However, if the jury brought in a \"proven\" verdict they would in effect cause this innocent man to die. To avert this injustice, the jury decided to assert what it believed to be their \"ancient right\" to judge the whole case and not just the facts, rendering the verdict of \"not guilty\", which remains in Scotland to this day. Over time, however, juries have tended to favour the \"not guilty\" verdict over \"not proven\" and with this the interpretation has changed. Now the \"not guilty\" verdict has become the normal verdict when a jury is convinced of innocence and the \"not proven\" verdict is only used when the jury is not certain of innocence or guilt.[citation needed]\nStandard jury trial practice in the United States during the Founding Era and for several decades afterward was to argue all issues of law in the presence of the jury, so that the jury heard the same arguments the bench did in reaching his rulings on motions. This is evidenced by such decisions as the 1839 case Stettinius v. U.S., in which it was held that \"The defense can argue law to the jury before the court gives instructions.\"[21] Later, judges began to demand the parties submit motions in writing, often before the jury was empaneled, to be argued and decided without the jury being present. This transition began with motions in limine, to exclude evidence on which it was felt the jury should not hear the argument because they would be informed of the evidence to be excluded. Later that was expanded to include all legal argument, so that today, that earlier practice of arguing law before the jury has been largely forgotten, and judges even declare mistrials or overturn verdicts if legal argument is made to the jury.[citation needed]\nAlthough extremely rare, jury nullification does occur in Canada. However, as the prosecution has powers to appeal the resulting acquittal, it lacks the finality found in the United States. That being said, the Crown cannot appeal on grounds of an unreasonable conviction but can only appeal on errors of law. In R. v. Latimer, 2001 SCC 1,[22] the Supreme Court discussed jury nullification, and indicated it is a duty of the presiding justice to try to prevent it from occurring.\nPerhaps the most famous cases of jury nullification in Canada were the various trials of Henry Morgentaler, who openly operated a private abortion clinic in violation of the Criminal Code. Repeated attempts at prosecuting Morgentaler resulted in acquittals at jury trials in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1988 Supreme Court case, R. v. Morgentaler, 1988 SCR 30,[23] a nullification was appealed all the way to the country's highest court, which struck down the law in question. In obiter dicta, Chief Justice Dickson wrote:\nThe contrary principle contended for by Mr. Manning, that a jury may be encouraged to ignore a law it does not like, could lead to gross inequities. One accused could be convicted by a jury who supported the existing law, while another person indicted for the same offence could be acquitted by a jury who, with reformist zeal, wished to express disapproval of the same law. Moreover, a jury could decide that although the law pointed to a conviction, the jury would simply refuse to apply the law to an accused for whom it had sympathy. Alternatively, a jury who feels antipathy towards an accused might convict despite a law which points to acquittal. To give a harsh, but I think telling example, a jury fueled by the passions of racism could be told that they need not apply the law against murder to a white man who had killed a black man. Such a possibility need only be stated to reveal the potentially frightening implications of Mr. Manning's assertions. ...\nIt is no doubt true that juries have a de facto power to disregard the law as stated to the jury by the judge. We cannot enter the jury room. The jury is never called upon to explain the reasons which lie behind a verdict. It may even be true that in some limited circumstances the private decision of a jury to refuse to apply the law will constitute, in the words of a Law Reform Commission of Canada working paper, \"the citizen's ultimate protection against oppressive laws and the oppressive enforcement of the law\" (Law Reform Commission of Canada, Working Paper 27, The Jury in Criminal Trials (1980)). But recognizing this reality is a far cry from suggesting that counsel may encourage a jury to ignore a law they do not support or to tell a jury that it has a right to do so.\nThe Supreme Court more recently issued a decision, R. v. Krieger, 2006 SCC 47,[24] which confirmed that juries in Canada have the power to refuse to apply the law when their consciences require that they do so. Within this decision, it is stated that \"juries are not entitled as a matter of right to refuse to apply the law\u2014but they do have the power to do so when their consciences permit of no other course\".[24]\nBy the late 17th century, the court's power to punish juries was removed in Bushel's Case[25] involving a juror on the case against William Penn. Penn and William Mead had been arrested in 1670 for illegally preaching a Quaker sermon and disturbing the peace, but four jurors, led by Edward Bushell, refused to find them guilty. Instead of dismissing the jury, the judge sent them back for further deliberations. Despite the judge demanding a guilty verdict, the jury this time unanimously found Penn guilty of preaching but acquitted him on the charge of disturbing the peace and acquitted Mead of all charges. The jury was then subsequently kept for three days without \"meat, drink, fire and tobacco\" to force them to bring in a guilty verdict; when they failed to do so the judge ended the trial. As punishment the judge ordered the jurors imprisoned until they paid a fine to the court. Four jurors refused to pay the fine, and after several months, Edward Bushell sought a writ of habeas corpus. Chief Justice Vaughan, sitting on the Court of Common Pleas, discharged the writ, released them, called the power to punish a jury \"absurd\", and forbade judges from punishing jurors for returning a verdict the judge disagreed with.[26] This series of events is considered a significant milestone in the history of jury nullification.[27] The particular case is celebrated in a plaque displayed in the Central Criminal Court (the Old Bailey) in London.\nIn a criminal libel case, R. v. Shipley (1784), 4 Dougl. 73, 99 E.R. 774, at p. 824, Lord Mansfield disparaged the practice of jury nullification:\nSo the jury who usurp the judicature of law, though they happen to be right, are themselves wrong, because they are right by chance only, and have not taken the constitutional way of deciding the question. It is the duty of the Judge, in all cases of general justice, to tell the jury how to do right, though they have it in their power to do wrong, which is a matter entirely between God and their own consciences.\nTo be free is to live under a government by law ... Miserable is the condition of individuals, dangerous is the condition of the State, if there is no certain law, or, which is the same thing, no certain administration of law, to protect individuals, or to guard the State.\nIn opposition to this, what is contended for? \u2013 That the law shall be, in every particular cause, what any twelve men, who shall happen to be the jury, shall be inclined to think; liable to no review, and subject to no control, under all the prejudices of the popular cry of the day, and under all the bias of interest in this town, where thousands, more or less, are concerned in the publication of newspapers, paragraphs, and pamphlets. Under such an administration of law, no man could tell, no counsel could advise, whether a paper was or was not punishable.\nA 2016 study exploring the history of juror punishment in England and Wales after Bushel's Case found no clear examples of jurors being punished solely for returning the \"wrong\" verdict. The closest a jury came to this was in 1917, when a jury acquitted two teenage boys of arson. The boys had confessed at their pre-trial hearing, but had entered pleas of not guilty at their trial. Home Office civil servants suspected the difference between the pleas could be explained by the difference between the boys' admittance that they had caused the fire, and their denial that they had done so maliciously. The trial judge either did not consider this possibility or was not satisfied with it. On receiving the jury's verdict, he told them \"you have been absolutely regardless of your oath. These men have pleaded guilty, and the evidence is of the clearest possible nature. You are none [sic] of you fit to serve on a Jury, but you will remain here until the end of the Sessions.\" The foreman, George Lathan, considered this a form of punishment for the jury, as the jurors were not going to be permitted to serve on any more juries, but were nonetheless required to keep attending court or face contempt proceedings. Lathan considered this a tacit form of imprisonment. Officials in the Lord Chancellor's Office noted that while the judge's conduct \"was ill-judged and arbitrary, he did not, so far as I can see, do any act which would justify the Lord Chancellor in removing him from the Bench\". Home Office officials wrote to the judge, advising him that his actions \"would be impossible for the Home Secretary to defend as constitutional or right\", and after several days the jurors were relieved of their duties. Home Office minutes suggest they did not think this kind of informal punishment of jurors who had returned the \"wrong\" verdict was unheard of.[28]\nIn 1982, during the Falklands War, the British Royal Navy sank an Argentine cruiser, the ARA General Belgrano. Three years later a civil servant (government employee) named Clive Ponting leaked two government documents concerning the sinking of the cruiser to a Member of Parliament (Tam Dalyell) and was subsequently charged with breaching section 2 of the Official Secrets Act 1911.[29] The prosecution in the case demanded that the jury convict Ponting as he had clearly contravened the Act by leaking official information about the sinking of the Belgrano during the Falklands War. His main defence, that it was in the public interest that this information be made available, was rejected on the grounds that \"the public interest is what the government of the day says it is\", but the jury nevertheless acquitted him, much to the consternation of the Government. He had argued that he had acted out of \"his duty to the interests of the state\"; the judge had argued that civil servants owed their duty to the government.[citation needed]\nMain article: Jury nullification in the United States\nIn the United States, jury nullification first appeared just before the American Revolutionary War, when colonial juries frequently exercised their nullification power, principally in maritime cases and cases implicating free speech. Jury nullification became so common that many British prosecutors gave up trying maritime cases because conviction seemed hopeless.[30] In the pre-Civil War era, juries sometimes refused to convict for violations of the Fugitive Slave Act. Later, during Prohibition, juries often nullified alcohol control laws,[31] possibly as often as 60% of the time.[32] This resistance may have contributed to the adoption of the Twenty-first amendment repealing Prohibition, the Eighteenth amendment.\nIn a well-known example of jury nullification, at the end of Wild Bill Hickok's trial for the manslaughter of Davis Tutt in 1865, Judge Sempronius Boyd gave the jury two instructions. He first instructed the jury that a conviction was its only option under the law; he then instructed them that they could apply the unwritten law of the \"fair fight\" and acquit. Hickok was acquitted, a verdict that was not popular with the public.[33][34]\nFugitive slave lawEdit\nJury nullification was practiced in the 1850s to protest the federal Fugitive Slave Act, which was part of the Compromise of 1850. The Act had been passed to mollify the slave owners from the South, who were otherwise threatening to secede from the Union. Across the North, local juries acquitted men accused of violating the law. Secretary of State Daniel Webster was a key supporter of the law as expressed in his famous \"Seventh of March\" speech. He wanted high-profile convictions.\nThe jury nullifications ruined his presidential aspirations and his last-ditch efforts to find a compromise between North and South. Webster led the prosecution when defendants were accused of rescuing Shadrach Minkins in 1851 from Boston officials who intended to return Minkins to his owner; the juries convicted none of the men. Webster tried to enforce a law that was extremely unpopular in the North, and his Whig Party passed over him again when they chose a presidential nominee in 1852.[35]\nPost Civil WarEdit\nWhite defendants accused of crimes against blacks and other minorities have often been acquitted by all-white juries, especially in the South, even in the face of irrefutable evidence.[36]\nIn the 21st century, many discussions of jury nullification center on drug laws that some consider unjust either in principle or because they are seen to discriminate against certain groups.[37] A jury nullification advocacy group estimates that 3\u20134% of all jury trials involve nullification,[38] and a recent rise in hung juries is seen by some as being indirect evidence that juries have begun to consider the validity or fairness of the laws themselves.[39]\nJudicial opinionEdit\nIn the 1895 case of Sparf v. United States written by Justice John Marshall Harlan, the United States Supreme Court held 5 to 4 that a trial judge has no responsibility to inform the jury of the right to nullify laws.[40] This decision, often cited, has led to a common practice by United States judges to penalize anyone who attempts to present a nullification argument to jurors and to declare a mistrial if such argument has been presented to them. In some states, jurors are likely to be struck from the panel during voir dire if they will not agree to accept as correct the rulings and instructions of the law as provided by the judge.[41]\nIn recent rulings, the courts have continued to prohibit informing juries about jury nullification. In a 1969, Fourth Circuit decision, U.S. v. Moylan, 417 F.2d 1002 (4th Cir.1969), the Court affirmed the concept of jury nullification, but upheld the power of a court to refuse to permit an instruction to the jury to this effect.[42] In 1972, in United States v. Dougherty, 473 F.2d 1113, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued a ruling similar to Moylan that affirmed the de facto power of a jury to nullify the law but upheld the denial of the defense's chance to instruct the jury about the power to nullify.[43]\nIn 1988, the Sixth Circuit upheld a jury instruction: \"There is no such thing as valid jury nullification.\" In United States v. Thomas (1997), the Second Circuit ruled that jurors can be removed if there is evidence that they intend to nullify the law. The Supreme Court has not recently confronted the issue of jury nullification.\nIn 2017, the Ninth Circuit upheld the first three sentences of the jury's instruction and overruled the second half. The jury instructions were \"You cannot substitute your sense of justice, whatever that means, for your duty to follow the law, whether you agree with it or not. It is not for you to determine whether the law is just or whether the law is unjust. That cannot be your task. There is no such thing as valid jury nullification. You would violate your oath and the law if you willfully brought a verdict contrary to the law given to you in this case.\" However, they deemed this a harmless error and affirmed the conviction.[44]\nState lawsEdit\nIn 2002, South Dakota voters rejected by a 78% margin a state constitutional amendment to permit criminal defendants to argue for jury nullification.[45]\nOn June 18, 2012, New Hampshire passed a law explicitly allowing defense attorneys to inform juries about jury nullification.[46] On October 24, 2014, the New Hampshire Supreme Court effectively nullified the law, holding that the wording of the statute does not allow defense attorneys to tell juries they can \"nullify\" a law.[47]\nJosephine Terranova\nJudgment notwithstanding verdict\nJudicial override\nJury control procedure\nJury Nullification (book)\n^ Graves, Dr Frederick D. 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Jonakait, The American Jury System (Yale University Press, 2006), p. 253 ISBN 0-300-12463-5, ISBN 978-0-300-12463-7\n^ Barbara J. Shapiro A Culture of Fact: England, 1550-1720, (Cornell University Press, 2003), p. 21 ISBN 0-8014-8849-4, ISBN 978-0-8014-8849-8\n^ \"Recognising the Activist Juror\", Deliberations: Law, news and thoughts on juries and jury trials, June 12, 2007, retrieved 4 January 2010\n^ Lars Noah, \"Civil Jury Nullification\", Iowa Law Review 86 (2001): 1601\n^ Schopp, Robert F. (1995\u20131996), Verdicts of Conscience: Nullification and Necessity as Jury Responses to Crimes of Conscience, 69, S. Cal. L. Rev., p. 2039\n^ Bissell, John W. (1997\u20131998), Comments on Jury Nullification, 7, Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, p. 51\n^ Fairfax, Roger A. (2011), Prosecutorial Nullification (PDF), Boston College Law Review\n^ The Stealth Juror: Reality or Rarity?, American Bar Association, archived from the original on 2008-11-21\n^ Hall Jr., John Wesley (2003), Putting on a Jury Nullification Defense and Getting Away with It\n^ Conrad, Clay (1998), Using Theories and Themes to Acquit the Guilty\n^ Magna Carta of 1215 Archived September 10, 2014, at the Wayback Machine\n^ Eduard Bernstein, Sozialismus und Demokratie in der grossen englischen Revolution (1895); trans. H. J. Stenning (1963, NYC) as Cromwell and Communism: Socialism and Democracy in the Great English Revolution, Library of Congress 63-18392.\n^ Birch, Thomas, ed. (1742). \"Slate Papers, 1653: August (5 of 5)\". A Collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe, Volume 1, 1638-1653. London: Fletcher Gyles. pp. 435\u2013445. Retrieved 1 December 2016 \u2013 via British History Online.\n^ Stettinius v. United States, Federal Case No. 13,387 (C.Ct. D.C. 1839), 22 Federal Cases 1322, 1333 quoting United States v. Fenwick, Federal Case No. 15,086 (1836).\n^ Judgments of the Supreme Court of Canada. R. v. Latimer 2001-01-18 Archived July 20, 2011, at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved April 06, 2014.\n^ Judgments of the Supreme Court of Canada. R. v. Morgentaler 1988-01-28. Retrieved April 06, 2014.\n^ a b Judgments of the Supreme Court of Canada. R. v. Krieger 2006-10-26 Archived June 9, 2012, at the Wayback Machine. Retrieved April 06, 2014.\n^ Bushell's Case trial report Archived June 1, 2016, at the Wayback Machine.\n^ Simon Stern, \"Between Local Knowledge and National Politics: Debating Rationales for Jury Nullification after Bushell's Case\" Archived June 24, 2016, at the Wayback Machine, Yale Law Journal 111 (2002): 1815-48.\n^ Abramson, Jeffrey (1994). We, The Jury. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. pp. 68\u201372. ISBN 0-674-00430-2.\n^ Crosby, Kevin (2016). \"Before the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015: juror punishment in nineteenth- and twentieth-century England\". Legal Studies. 36 (2): 179. doi:10.1111/lest.12098.\n^ Martin Rosenbaum \"Clive Ponting case: Where is the investigators' report?\" Archived May 4, 2016, at the Wayback Machine BBC News. 18 May 2011. Retrieved on 13 June 2013.\n^ McKnight, Aaron. \"Jury Nullification as a Tool to Balance the Demands of Law and Justice\". Retrieved 10 December 2014.\n^ UMKC Archived January 23, 2011, at the Wayback Machine.\n^ Clay, Conrad J. (February 5, 2003). \"A Guide to Surviving as a Juror\". Counterpunch. Retrieved August 16, 2016.\n^ \"Legal Culture, Wild Bill Hickok and the Gunslinger Myth\" Archived February 13, 2007, at the Wayback Machine University of Texas Tarlton Law Library\n^ O'Connor, Richard (1959). Wild Bill Hickok p. 85.\n^ Gary Collison, \"'This Flagitious Offense': Daniel Webster and the Shadrach Rescue Cases, 1851-1852\", New England Quarterly Vol. 68, No. 4 (December 1995), pp. 609-625 in JSTOR Archived May 9, 2016, at the Wayback Machine\n^ Conrad, Clay S. (1998). Jury Nullification, The Evolution of a Doctrine, Carolina Academic Press, pp. 167\u2013185. ISBN 0890897026.\n^ Fukurai, Hiroshi, and Richard Krooth (2003). Race in the jury box: affirmative action in jury selection. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press. p. 178. OCLC 872139501\n^ Clay, Conrad J. \"Doing Your Best as a Trial Juror: Surviving Voir Dire\" (PDF). Fully Informed Jury Association. Retrieved August 16, 2016.\n^ Sparf v. United States, 156 U.S. 51 (1895).\n^ \"... the court can also attempt to prevent such an occurrence of juror nullification by (1) informing prospective jurors at the outset that jurors have no authority to disregard the law and (2) obtaining their assurance that they will not do so if chosen to serve on the jury.\" People v. Estrada, 141 Cal.App.4th 408 (July 14, 2006. No. C047785).\n^ U.S. vs Moylan, 417 F 2d 1002, 1006 (1969) Archived June 4, 2016, at the Wayback Machine\n^ U.S. v Dougherty Archived July 31, 2010, at the Wayback Machine\n^ \"Juries Can Acquit the Guilty, 9th Circuit Says, but 'There Is No Right to Nullification'\". Reason.com. 2017-06-20. Retrieved 2017-06-25.\n^ PAULA L. HANNAFORD-AGOR AND VALERIE P. HANS (26 August 2003). \"NULLIFICATION AT WORK? A GLIMPSE FROM THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS STUDY OF HUNG JURIES\". Retrieved 9 January 2018.\n^ Tuccille, J.D. (June 29, 2012), New Hampshire Adopts Jury Nullification Law, Reason Magazine\n^ \"New Hampshire Supreme Court Nullifies Jury Nullification Statute\". www.fija.org. Fully Informed Jury Association. Retrieved 30 October 2017.\nWikiquote has quotations related to: Jury nullification\nFIJA - The Fully Informed Jury Association, an activist group that encourages educating potential jurors about jury nullification\nJuryBox.org, a website dedicated to informing the public about jury nullification\nArticles and other works\n\"Cromwell and Communism\" aka Socialism and Democracy in the Great English Revolution\nJury Nullification by Doug Linder\nJury Nullification: Why you should know what it is by Russ Emal\nEssay on the Trial by Jury by Lysander Spooner\nBushell's Case, history of Bushell's Case and jury nullification in its aftermath\nHow to Get Out of Jury Duty (Satirical defense of jury powers)\nHistory of Trial by Jury, William Forsyth. 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        "raw_content": "post-title portfolio-title Medical Terms & Definitions Every Brain Tumor Patient Should Know August 22, 2015 no no\nMedical Terms & Definitions Every Brain Tumor Patient Should Know\nYou are here: Home \\ Portfolio Items \\ Medical Terms & Definitions Every Brain Tumor Patient Should Know\nA watery fluid that is continuously produced and absorbed within the brain and also around the surface of the brain and spinal cord.\nThe largest part of the brain. It is divided into two hemispheres, or halves.\nTreatment of cancer with powerful medications that prevent cancer cells from dividing and growing. This can have the effect of shrinking existing tumors, or preventing stray tumor cells from developing into larger tumors. 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This differs from a crainectomy, in which a portion of the skull is removed to allow injured/swollen brain tissue room to expand.\n(Abbreviation for computed tomography scan) A type of computer-assisted X-ray technology that produces detailed, multidimensional images of internal organs. CT imaging is sometimes compared to looking into a loaf of bread by cutting the loaf into thin slices. When the image slices are reassembled by computer software, the result is a very detailed multidimensional view of the body\u2019s interior. CT imaging is often used in the diagnosis of cancer since it allows a physician to confirm the presence of a tumor and measure its size, precise location, and the extent of the tumor\u2019s involvement with other nearby tissue.\nCyberKnife and Gamma Knife\nA non-invasive surgery procedure destroys tumors w/out the risks of traditional surgery, through using radiation to destroy tumor cells. Unlike invasive surgery, patients treated usually are able to return to their normal activities sooner.\nA device for removing fluid from a cavity or wound. A drain is typically a tube attached to some sort of holding container.\nA genome is a comprised of a complete set of DNA and all of genes it contains. Each genome contains all of the information needed to build and maintain a person\u2019s cells from the beginning to the end of their lives. In humans, there are more than 3 billion DNA base pairs.\nWith new technologies, it is now possible to identify areas within a person\u2019s DNA where changes (or genetic mutations) have taken place, including those that could cause abnormal cell growth or cancer. This enables precise targeting of therapies, or personalized medicine, where treatments are tailored to a person\u2019s unique genetic profile, as opposed to being based on clinical signs and symptoms.\nGrade is used to describe how abnormal the tumor cells look under a microscope. Grade 1 cells are quite similar to normal cells and tissue; in Grade 2, there is a fair degree of difference. Grade 3 or 4 cells bear the least resemblance to normal cells and tissue. Typically Grade 3 or 4 cells are extremely aggressive and signify a rapidly-growing tumor.\nCare designed to give supportive care to people in the final phase of an illness and focus on comfort and quality of life, rather than cure. The goal is for patients to be comfortable and free from pain.\nA complex system that is responsible for protecting their body against infections and foreign substances.\nA cut through skin or other tissue as part of a medical procedure.\nA localized reaction that produces redness, warmth, swelling, and pain as a result of infection, irritation, or injury. Inflammation can be external or internal.\nWithin the skull, the bony dome that houses and protects the brain.\nAn area of abnormal tissue change. Lesions vary in severity from harmless to serious.\nThe tissues and organs, including the bone marrow, spleen, thymus, and lymph nodes (all located outside the brain), that produce and store cells that fight infection and disease. The channels that carry lymphatic fluid are also part of this system.\nA term for diseases in which abnormal cells divide without control and often invade nearby tissues. Malignant (cancer) cells can also spread to other parts of the body\nMedical devices are an emerging and exciting technology in the treatment of GBM. Currently, the only one which the FDA has approved is Optune. Optune delivers TTF fields, frequency specific, low intensity fields which interfere with cell division to fight and stop tumor growth.\nMetastasis is a complex process where a tumor or cancer spreads to distant parts of the body from its original site. The majority of brain tumors originate in another part of the body such as the lung, breast or colon and then spread to the brain.\nA procedure in which radio waves and a powerful magnet linked to a computer are used to create detailed picture of areas inside the body. These pictures can show the difference between normal and diseased tissue.\nA physician who specializes in surgery on the brain and other parts of the nervous system.\nAn oncologist who specializes in tumors of the brain and other parts of the nervous system.\nA physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. After a cancer diagnosis is made, it is the oncologist\u2019s role to explain the cancer diagnosis and the meaning of the disease stage to the patient; discuss various treatment options; recommend the best course of treatment; deliver optimal care; and improve quality of life.\nIn medicine, the first appearance of the signs or symptoms of an illness as, for example, the onset of a cold or influenza (when the person starts to ache, cough, or feel sneezy).\nA small solid benign tumor with a clear-cut border that projects above the surrounding tissue. A raised wart is an example of a papilloma.\nPart of the brain, specifically the section of the cerebral hemisphere that lies beneath the parietal bone, the main side bone of the skull.\nA physician who identifies diseases and conditions by studying cells and tissues, most commonly a microscope. This identification is a critical step in diagnosis and treatment of any type of cancer.\nAny type of treatment specifically tailored to the individual patient (as opposed to the physical characteristics of the disease), most commonly used to describe treatments based on the patient\u2019s unique genetic profile.\nA person who is trained and certified by a state or accrediting body to design and implement programs that rebuild a patient\u2019s physical function including, strength, stamina, flexibility and balance.\nThe forecast of the most likely course of a disease and outcome; the patient\u2019s chance of recovery. This is based on what happened to other patients with a similar diagnosis, the treatments selected, and other factors such as the patient\u2019s general health.\nThe patient\u2019s ability to enjoy normal life activities. Quality of life is an important consideration in medical care as some medical treatments can seriously impair quality of life without providing appreciable benefit, whereas others greatly enhance quality of life.\nRadiation Therapy Radiotherapy\nThe treatment of disease with ionizing radiation. In radiation therapy, high-energy rays are often used to damage cancer cells and stop them from growing and dividing. A specialist in the radiation treatment of cancer is called a radiation oncologist. Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) and hypofractionated stereotactic radiotherapy (HFSRT) have become important treatments for brain tumors.\nSurgical removal of part of an organ or tumor.\nTerm used in medicine, meaning to eliminate or exclude something from consideration.\nHole or small tube which moves, or allows movement of fluid from one part of the body to another. In brain tumor patients, a shunt is used to prevent buildup of fluid in the brain.\nStage is based on our knowledge of how cancer typically progresses and provides a common language for describing the severity of a person\u2019s cancer based on the size and/or extent of the original tumor and whether or not cancer has spread in the body. Staging is important for planning the most appropriate treatment, estimating prognosis, and identifying clinical trials that might be helpful.\nOne of a large group of chemical substances classified by a specific carbon structure. Steroids include drugs used to relieve swelling and inflammation, such as dexamethasone, prednisone and cortisone, and some sex hormones, such as testosterone and estradiol.\nAnyone who is either currently undergoing treatment for cancer or has done so in the past. With new treatment options, more and more people are cured or living a very long time following a diagnosis of cancer. \u201cSurvivorship\u201d is increasingly becoming an area of focus to help these patients with the numerous physical, psychological, social, spiritual and financial issues often faced during and after active treatment.\nAnything out of the normal, in function, appearance, or sensation, experienced by the patient. Symptoms can be caused by the disease itself or side effects of treatment.\nThe treatment of disease. Therapy is synonymous with treatment.\nRefers to either an emotional shock or severe body injury, either from the impact of a life-changing event such as a cancer diagnosis, or a physical injury resulting from a fall or surgery.\nTumor (or neoplasm)\nAn abnormal mass of tissue. Tumors can be benign or malignant (cancerous). They may be solid or fluid-filled. A tumor does not always mean cancer \u2013 tumors can be benign (not cancerous), pre-malignant (pre-cancerous), or malignant (cancerous). Their specific names usually reflect their shape and part of the body where they appear (for example, a brain tumor occurs in the brain, and is comprised of brain tissue).\nHaving to do with blood vessels including all of veins and arteries.\nHaving to do with a structure that is a vestibule (entrance), such as the vestibule of the ear. Having to do with the body\u2019s system for maintaining equilibrium.\nHigh-energy radiation with waves shorter than those of visible light. X-ray is used in low doses to make images that help to diagnose diseases and in high doses to treat cancer.\nDifferent Types of Brain Tumors\nFollowing are definitions for the most common types of brain tumors. Although there are more than 120 different types of brain tumors, these account for more than 90% of all diagnoses.\nA benign tumor that arises in or resembles glandular tissue. If an adenoma becomes cancerous, it is called an Adenocarcinoma.\nA tumor that begins in the brain or spinal cord in small, star-shaped cells called astrocytes. The location of the tumor depends on the age of the person. In adults, astrocytomas most often arise in the cerebrum, and temporal lobes whereas in children, they may arise in the brain stem, cerebrum, and cerebellum.\nA type of brain tumor that derives from the glial cells that line the cavities within the brain\u2019s ventricles. Because cerebrospinal fluid normally flows through these ventricles, blockage due to an ependymoma can cause buildup of fluid, pressure on the brain, swelling of tissues.\nA fast-growing type of astrocytoma that forms from glial (supportive) tissue of the brain and spinal cord and has cells that look very different from normal cells. Glioblastoma multiforme usually occurs in adults and affects the brain more often than the spinal cord. Also called GBM, glioblastoma, and grade IV astrocytoma.\nA brain tumor that begins in a glial, or supportive cell, in the brain or spinal cord. Malignant gliomas are the most common primary tumors of the central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord). They are often resistant to treatment and carry an unfavorable prognosis.\nA type of brain tumor that tends to occur in children, arise in the cerebellum (in the lower part of the brain), and spread along the spine. Medulloblastoma is the most common type of primary brain tumor in childhood. Medulloblastomas occasionally metastasize outside the central nervous system.\nA common type of slow-growing, usually benign brain tumor that arises from the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord. They tend to occur in people between ages 40 and 60 but can occur at any age. A person may have several meningiomas. Very rarely do meningiomas become malignant. Treatment ranges from observation to surgery.\nA slow-growing brain tumor that usually occurs in young adults. These tumors are frequently located within the frontal, temporal or parietal lobes and cause seizures in a relatively high percentage of patients. Many oligodendrogliomas contain little specks of calcium (bone) and can easily bleed.\nA benign tumor of the pituitary, the master gland that controls other glands and influences numerous body functions including growth. Although the tumor itself is not cancerous, it may affect pituitary function, and therefore may need to be removed.",
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        "raw_content": "Today\u2019s post is a standalone introduction to genetics, as relevant for lay people interested in autism.\nThe scientists among you will likely know all this and more, but many more people are talking about genes and genetic testing these days.\nGenetics is the domain of some very clever scientists and to fully understand this field would require a great deal of effort. Often the cleverest people are the least able to explain things to the rest of us. Some equally clever researchers think that there will be so many possible autism genes that it is better to focus on the much smaller number of shared affected pathways. I stand with the latter group.\nConfused? He should be.\nAs is often the case, even a basic understanding of the principles does allow you to draw meaningful practical conclusions from the ever-expanding pool of research.\nIn most cases of idiopathic autism there is over/under expression of a very large number of genes. Most of these genes do their job and produce perfectly functional proteins, just too much or too little. If you ran a test to sequence all those genes, most would come up as normal. A variation in the expression in one gene can affect the expression of numerous others.\nUltimately what matters is, in each part of the body, which genes are turned on when they should be off and vice versa.\nSome well-known syndromes result from missing copies, or extra copies, of certain genes. These are called CNVs (Copy Number Variants). This is relatively easy to validate with existing tests.\nThe most common type of genetic variation among people is an SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) and it represents a difference in a single DNA building block, called a nucleotide. There are online database that log the effect of individual SNPs, which you can look up.\nThere are 12,932 known SNPs for the CACNA1C gene, which expresses the calcium ion channel Cav1.2. Ion channels are little gates in your cells that open and close as part of the signaling process that controls your body. When these gates are faulty they might stay open, or stay shut, or you might just have too many of them; and you end up with a problem called a channelopathy. The Cav1.2 ion channel is known to go wrong autism, bipolar and schizophrenia. If you want to give that gate a nudge to shut it, you use a channel blocker. A complication is that these same gates appear all over your body and a Cav1.2 blocker will affect them all. This is why some people get side effects.\nThere can be genetic mutations that result in a variation in the structure of the protein that is expressed. This can be good (protective), or it can be bad. This does not seem to underlie autism.\nThe great majority of research concerns the exome, a tiny part of the wider genome; the exome holds the information needed to express proteins. The remaining 98% was thought to be \u201cDNA junk\u201d, but this appears not to be the case. Variations in the 98% do matter, because they include things like silencers and enhancers that affect gene expression. Only recently have scientists paid attention to the 98%; so much remains unknown.\nUntil recently, scientists thought that human diseases were caused mainly by changes in DNA sequence, infectious agents such as bacteria and viruses, or environmental agents. Now, researchers have demonstrated that changes in the epigenome also can cause, or result from, disease.\nThe epigenome consists of a record of the chemical markers attached to your DNA, like bookmarks that turn on or turn off particular genes. These changes can be passed down via transgenerational epigenetic inheritance. Changes to the epigenome result in changes to the function of the genome.\nEpigenomics/epigenetics, will become a vital part of efforts to better understand the human body and to improve health. Epigenomic maps may someday enable doctors to determine an individual's health status and predict a patient's response to therapies.\nGenetics can be made to sound bewildering complex:-\nThe book (genome) would contain 23 chapters (chromosomes);\nEach chapter contains 48 to 250 million letters (A,C,G,T) without spaces;\nHence, the book contains over 3.2 billion letters total;\nOr you can make it quite simple:-\n\u00b7 The latest Boing 747 has 6,000,000 parts, and I expect many special extra ones in the new Air Force One variant.\n\u00b7 Less than 25,000 different genes are needed to make a human and many of these appear not be essential.\n\u00b7 As with jumbo jet you don't just need all the components, but you have to know where to put them and the correct sequence. Is the human equivalent of these instructions in the exome? or elsewhere in the genome?\nI prefer simple.\nThere are different forms of genetic testing; simple ones test for a specific dysfunction, like Fragile-X. This is relatively straight forward because the lab knows exactly where to look.\nWhen you start looking for unknown dysfunctions the big risk is that you will find very many variances, the great majority of which have no relevance whatsoever. You need to only consider the variances that are relevant. Who decides which are relevant? Beyond the very well-known risk genes, it becomes hugely subjective.\nThis interpretation is subjective because no one knows for sure the complete list of genes that could relate to autism. It is likely to be a sub-set of the so-called \"essential genes\". The Simons Foundation suggest around 700 genes, but the list keeps growing. The AutsimKB database maintained by Peking University currently contains 3075 genes (99 syndromic autism related genes and 3022 non-syndromic autism related genes), 4964 Copy Number Variations (CNVs).\nSome people will learn important things about their autism from today\u2019s genetic testing, but many will not.\nTwo things need to change, better data and better analysis.\nI did check the analysis from one well-known US testing laboratory. All I did was look at the genes they highlighted as being relevant to autism and then look at the supplementary list of variance present in one test, but that they considered irrelevant to autism. Just using google I could find evidence that some of those irrelevant genes were actually potentially relevant.\nEven if you find you have a flagged autism gene, this may or may not help you.\nIf you have a defect in your mitochondrial DNA then you can say \u201cfor sure\u201d that you have a particular type of mitochondrial disease and try and optimize your therapy.\nIf you have a variance in a gene associated with people with autism who remain non-verbal, you might be better off not knowing. There is a case often quoted of the mother who made great efforts to get her child to talk, only to find later that a \u201cnon-verbal\u201d mutation existed. She might not have bothered had she made the genetic testing at a younger age. I actually know a child diagnosed with a supposed \u201cnon-verbal\u201d mutation and I think it is a really stupid diagnosis.\nA Future World\nIn a future time you might analyze the genome and epigenome of both parents and the child. This would be automatically be compared with the results from tens of millions of other people. This would then reliably predict the possible dysfunctions that might develop in the child. Having predicted the dysfunctions and the probability of them actually occurring, a list of personalized therapies, some preventative, would be provided.\nThe science is not quite there yet. There is much work to be done on the exome, the wider genome, let alone the record of all those tags on it, which is the epigenome.\nCurrent genetic testing can confirm known single gene autism syndromes.\nCurrent genetic testing can identify known single gene metabolic and other disorders that can contribute to autism.\nFor idiopathic autism current genetic testing may, or may not, tell you anything that leads to a useful therapy. Given the choice, take the best genetic testing available, just realize its limitations.\nNow for the science:-\nThere are some good introductions to genetics that are available for free.\nWikipedia gets quite complicated\nThis book is available for free:-\nDNA is the hereditary material in humans. Nearly every cell in a person\u2019s body has the same DNA. Most DNA is located in the cell nucleus, where it is called nuclear DNA, but a small amount of DNA can also be found in the mitochondria, where it is called mitochondrial DNA.\nThe information in DNA is stored as a code made up of four chemical bases:\nadenine (A), guanine (G), cytosine (C), and thymine (T).\nHuman DNA consists of about 3 billion bases, and more than 99 percent of those bases are the same in all people. The order, or sequence, of these bases determines the information available for building and maintaining an organism, similar to the way in which letters of the alphabet appear in a certain order to form words and sentences.\nDNA bases pair up with each other, A with T and C with G, to form units called base pairs. Each base is also attached to a sugar molecule and a phosphate molecule. Together, a base, sugar, and phosphate are called a nucleotide.\nNucleotides are arranged in two long strands that form a spiral called a double helix. The structure of the double helix is somewhat like a ladder, with the base pairs forming the ladder\u2019s rungs and the sugar and phosphate molecules forming the vertical sidepieces of the ladder.\nAn important property of DNA is that it can replicate, or make copies of itself.\nEach strand of DNA in the double helix can serve as a pattern for duplicating the sequence of bases. This is critical when cells divide because each new cell needs to have an exact copy of the DNA present in the old cell.\nAlthough most DNA is packaged in chromosomes within the nucleus, mitochondria also have a small amount of their own DNA. This genetic material is known as mitochondrial DNA.\nMitochondria are structures within cells that convert the energy from food into a form that cells can use. Each cell contains hundreds to thousands of mitochondria.\nMitochondria produce energy through a process called oxidative phosphorylation. This process uses oxygen and simple sugars to create adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the cell\u2019s main energy source. A set of enzyme complexes, designated as complexes I-V, carry out oxidative phosphorylation within mitochondria.\nIn addition to energy production, mitochondria play a role in several other cellular activities. For example, mitochondria help regulate the self-destruction of cells (apoptosis). They are also necessary for the production of substances such as cholesterol and heme (a component of hemoglobin, the molecule that carries oxygen in the blood).\nMitochondrial DNA contains 37 genes, all of which are essential for normal mitochondrial function. Thirteen of these genes provide instructions for making enzymes involved in oxidative phosphorylation. The remaining genes provide instructions for making molecules called transfer RNAs (tRNAs) and ribosomal RNAs (rRNAs), which are chemical cousins of DNA. These types of RNA help assemble protein building blocks (amino acids) into functioning proteins.\nEvery person has two copies of each gene, one inherited from each parent.\nMost genes are the same in all people, but a small number of genes (less than 1 percent of the total) are slightly different between people.\nAlleles are forms of the same gene with small differences in their sequence of DNA bases. These small differences contribute to each person\u2019s unique physical features.\nGenes are made up of DNA. Each chromosome contains many genes.\nIn the nucleus of each cell, the DNA molecule is packaged into thread-like structures called chromosomes. Each chromosome is made up of DNA tightly coiled many times around proteins called histones that support its structure.\nChromosomes are not visible in the cell\u2019s nucleus\u2014not even under a microscope - when the cell is not dividing.\nWe inherit 23 of our chromosomes from our mother (in the egg), and the other 23 from our father (in the sperm), so that we have 23 pairs of chromosomes, and therefore two copies of each gene.\nTwenty-two of these pairs, called autosomes, look the same in both males and females. The 22 autosomes are numbered by size.\nThe 23rd pair, the sex chromosomes, differ between males and females. Females have two copies of the X chromosome, while males have one X and one Y chromosome.\nDown syndrome is caused by possessing three copies of chromosome 21 instead of the usual two.\nFragile X syndrome is caused by a defect on chromosome 23, typically due to the expansion of the CGG triplet repeat within the Fragile X mental retardation 1 (FMR1) gene on the X chromosome.\nMales with a full mutation display virtually complete penetrance and will therefore almost always display symptoms of FXS, while females with a full mutation generally display a penetrance of about 50% as a result of having a second, normal X chromosome. Females with FXS may have symptoms ranging from mild to severe, although they are generally less affected than males.\nNo; only a small percentage of mutations cause genetic disorders\u2014most have no impact on health or development. For example, some mutations alter a gene's DNA sequence but do not change the function of the protein made by the gene.\nOften, gene mutations that could cause a genetic disorder are repaired by certain enzymes before the gene is expressed and an altered protein is produced.\nEach cell has a number of pathways through which enzymes recognize and repair mistakes in DNA. Because DNA can be damaged or mutated in many ways, DNA repair is an important process by which the body protects itself from disease.\nA very small percentage of all mutations actually have a positive effect. These mutations lead to new versions of proteins that help an individual better adapt to changes in his or her environment. For example, a beneficial mutation could result in a protein that protects an individual and future generations from a new strain of bacteria.\nBecause a person's genetic code can have a large number of mutations with no effect on health, diagnosing genetic conditions can be difficult. Sometimes, genes thought to be related to a particular genetic condition have mutations, but whether these changes are involved in development of the condition has not been determined; these genetic changes are known as variants of unknown significance (VOUS). Sometimes, no mutations are found in suspected disease related genes, but mutations are found in other genes whose relationship to a particular genetic condition is unknown. It is difficult to know whether these variants are involved in the disease.\nThe types of possible gene mutations\nThe DNA sequence of a gene can be altered in a number of ways. Gene mutations have varying effects on health, depending on where they occur and whether they alter the function of essential proteins. The types of mutations include:\nThis type of mutation is a change in one DNA base pair that results in the substitution of one amino acid for another in the protein made by a gene.\nAn insertion changes the number of DNA bases in a gene by adding a piece of DNA. As a result, the protein made by the gene may not function properly.\nA deletion changes the number of DNA bases by removing a piece of DNA. Small deletions may remove one or a few base pairs within a gene, while larger deletions can remove an entire gene or several neighboring genes.\nThe deleted DNA may alter the function of the resulting protein(s).\nA duplication consists of a piece of DNA that is abnormally copied one or more times. This type of mutation may alter the function of the resulting protein.\nThis type of mutation occurs when the addition or loss of DNA bases changes a gene's reading frame. A reading frame consists of groups of 3 bases that each code for one amino acid. A frameshift mutation shifts the grouping of these bases and changes the code for amino acids.\nThe resulting protein is usually nonfunctional. Insertions, deletions, and duplications can all be frameshift mutations.\nNucleotide repeats are short DNA sequences that are repeated a number of times in a row. For example, a trinucleotide repeat is made up of 3-base-pair sequences, and a tetranucleotide repeat is made up of 4-base-pair sequences. A repeat expansion is a mutation that increases the number of times that the short DNA sequence is repeated. This type of mutation can cause the resulting protein to function improperly.\nChange in the number of genes (CNVs)\nPeople have two copies of most genes, one copy inherited from each parent. In some cases, however, the number of copies varies\u2014meaning that a person can be born with one, three, or more copies of particular genes. Less commonly, one or more genes may be entirely missing. This type of genetic difference is known as copy number variation (CNV).\nCopy number variation results from insertions, deletions, and duplications of large segments of DNA. These segments are big enough to include whole genes. Variation in gene copy number can influence the activity of genes and ultimately affect many body functions.\nCopy number variation accounts for a significant amount of genetic difference between people. More than 10 percent of human DNA appears to contain these differences in gene copy number. While much of this variation does not affect health or development, some differences likely influence a person\u2019s risk of disease and response to certain drugs.\nChanges in the number of chromosomes\nHuman cells normally contain 23 pairs of chromosomes, for a total of 46 chromosomes in each cell. A change in the number of chromosomes can cause problems with growth, development, and function of the body's systems. These changes can occur during the formation of reproductive cells (eggs and sperm), in early fetal development, or in any cell after birth. A gain or loss of chromosomes from the normal 46 is called aneuploidy.\nA common form of aneuploidy is trisomy, or the presence of an extra chromosome in cells. People with trisomy have three copies of a particular chromosome in cells instead of the normal two copies.\nDown syndrome is an example of a condition caused by trisomy. People with Down syndrome typically have three copies of chromosome 21 in each cell, for a total of 47 chromosomes per cell.\nMonosomy, or the loss of one chromosome in cells, is another kind of aneuploidy. People with monosomy have one copy of a particular chromosome in cells instead of the normal two copies. Turner syndrome is a condition caused by monosomy. Women with Turner syndrome usually have only one copy of the X chromosome in every cell, for a total of 45 chromosomes per cell.\nRarely, some cells end up with complete extra sets of chromosomes. Cells with one additional set of chromosomes, for a total of 69 chromosomes, are called triploid. Cells with two additional sets of chromosomes, for a total of 92 chromosomes, are called tetraploid. A condition in which every cell in the body has an extra set of chromosomes is not compatible with life.\nChanges in the structure of chromosomes\nThis type of change is usually associated with cancer.\nChanges that affect the structure of chromosomes can cause problems with growth, development, and function of the body's systems. These changes can affect many genes along the chromosome and disrupt the proteins made from those genes.\nStructural changes can occur during the formation of egg or sperm cells, in early fetal development, or in any cell after birth. Pieces of DNA can be rearranged within one chromosome or transferred between two or more chromosomes. The effects of structural changes depend on their size and location, and whether any genetic material is gained or lost. Some changes cause medical problems, while others may have no effect on a person's health.\nChanges in chromosome structure include:\nA translocation occurs when a piece of one chromosome breaks off and attaches to another chromosome. This type of rearrangement is described as balanced if no genetic material is gained or lost in the cell. If there is a gain or loss of genetic material, the translocation is described as unbalanced.\nDeletions occur when a chromosome breaks and some genetic material is lost. Deletions can be large or small, and can occur anywhere along a chromosome.\nDuplications occur when part of a chromosome is copied (duplicated) too many times. This type of chromosomal change results in extra copies of genetic material from the duplicated segment.\nAn inversion involves the breakage of a chromosome in two places; the resulting piece of DNA is reversed and re-inserted into the chromosome.\nGenetic material may or may not be lost as a result of the chromosome breaks. An inversion that involves the chromosome's constriction point (centromere) is called a pericentric inversion. An inversion that occurs in the long (q) arm or short (p) arm and does not involve the centromere is called a paracentric inversion.\nAn isochromosome is a chromosome with two identical arms. Instead of one long (q) arm and one short (p) arm, an isochromosome has two long arms or two short arms. As a result, these abnormal chromosomes have an extra copy of some genes and are missing copies of other genes.\nDicentric chromosomes\nUnlike normal chromosomes, which have a single constriction point (centromere), a dicentric chromosome contains two centromeres. Dicentric chromosomes result from the abnormal fusion of two chromosome pieces, each of which includes a centromere. These structures are unstable and often involve a loss of some genetic material.\nRing chromosomes usually occur when a chromosome breaks in two places and the ends of the chromosome arms fuse together to form a circular structure. The ring may or may not include the chromosome's constriction point (centromere). In many cases, genetic material near the ends of the chromosome is lost.\nMany cancer cells also have changes in their chromosome structure. These changes are not inherited; they occur in somatic cells (cells other than eggs or sperm) during the formation or progression of a cancerous tumor.\nChanges in mitochondrial DNA\nMitochondria are structures within cells that convert the energy from food into a form that cells can use. Although most DNA is packaged in chromosomes within the nucleus, mitochondria also have a small amount of their own DNA (known as mitochondrial DNA or mtDNA). In some cases, inherited changes in mitochondrial DNA can cause problems with growth, development, and function of the body\u2019s systems. These mutations disrupt the mitochondria\u2019s ability to generate energy efficiently for the cell.\nConditions caused by mutations in mitochondrial DNA often involve multiple organ systems. The effects of these conditions are most pronounced in organs and tissues that require a lot of energy (such as the heart, brain, and muscles).\nAlthough the health consequences of inherited mitochondrial DNA mutations vary widely, frequently observed features include muscle weakness and wasting, problems with movement, diabetes, kidney failure, heart disease, loss of intellectual functions (dementia), hearing loss, and abnormalities involving the eyes and vision.\nMitochondrial DNA is also prone to somatic mutations, which are not inherited. somatic mutations occur in the DNA of certain cells during a person\u2019s lifetime and typically are not passed to future generations. Because mitochondrial DNA has a limited ability to repair itself when it is damaged, these mutations tend to build up over time. A buildup of somatic mutations in mitochondrial DNA has been associated with some forms of cancer and an increased risk of certain age-related disorders such as heart disease, Alzheimer disease, and Parkinson disease. Additionally, research suggests that the progressive accumulation of these mutations over a person\u2019s lifetime may play a role in the normal process of aging.\nA genetic predisposition (sometimes also called genetic susceptibility) is an increased likelihood of developing a particular disease based on a person's genetic makeup. A genetic predisposition results from specific genetic variations that are often inherited from a parent. These genetic changes contribute to the development of a disease but do not directly cause it. Some people with a predisposing genetic variation will never get the disease while others will, even within the same family.\nGenetic variations can have large or small effects on the likelihood of developing a particular disease. For example, certain mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes greatly increase a person's risk of developing breast cancer and ovarian cancer. Variations in other genes, such as BARD1 and BRIP1, also increase breast cancer risk, but the contribution of these genetic changes to a person's overall risk appears to be much smaller.\nCurrent research is focused on identifying genetic changes that have a small effect on disease risk but are common in the general population. Although each of these variations only slightly increases a person's risk, having changes in several different genes may combine to increase disease risk significantly.\nChanges in many genes, each with a small effect, may underlie susceptibility to many common diseases, including cancer, obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and mental illness.\nIn people with a genetic predisposition, the risk of disease can depend on multiple factors in addition to an identified genetic change. These include other genetic factors (sometimes called modifiers) as well as lifestyle and environmental factors. Although a person's genetic makeup cannot be altered, some lifestyle and environmental modifications (such as having more frequent disease screenings and maintaining a healthy weight) may be able to reduce disease risk in people with a genetic predisposition.\nGenes direct the production of proteins\nMost genes contain the information needed to make functional molecules called proteins. (A few genes produce other molecules that help the cell assemble proteins.)\nThe journey from gene to protein is complex and tightly controlled within each cell. It consists of two major steps: transcription and translation. Together, transcription and translation are known as gene expression. During the process of transcription, the information stored in a gene's DNA is transferred to a similar molecule called RNA (ribonucleic acid) in the cell nucleus.\nBoth RNA and DNA are made up of a chain of nucleotide bases, but they have slightly different chemical properties. The type of RNA that contains the information for making a protein is called messenger RNA (mRNA) because it carries the information, or message, from the DNA out of the nucleus into the cytoplasm.\nTranslation, the second step in getting from a gene to a protein, takes place in the cytoplasm. The mRNA interacts with a specialized complex called a ribosome, which \"reads\" the sequence of mRNA bases. Each sequence of three bases, called a codon, usually codes for one particular amino acid. (Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins.) A type of RNA called transfer RNA (tRNA) assembles the protein, one amino acid at a time. Protein assembly continues until the ribosome encounters a \u201cstop\u201d codon (a sequence of three bases that does not code for an amino acid).\nThe flow of information from DNA to RNA to proteins is one of the fundamental principles of molecular biology. It is so important that it is sometimes called the \"central dogma.\u201d\nGenes turn on and off in cells\nEach cell expresses, or turns on, only a fraction of its genes. The rest of the genes are repressed, or turned off. The process of turning genes on and off is known as gene regulation. Gene regulation is an important part of normal development. Genes are turned on and off in different patterns during development to make a brain cell look and act different from a liver cell or a muscle cell, for example. Gene regulation also allows cells to react quickly to changes in their environments. Although we know that the regulation of genes is critical for life, this complex process is not yet fully understood.\nGene regulation can occur at any point during gene expression, but most commonly occurs at the level of transcription (when the information in a gene\u2019s DNA is transferred to mRNA). Signals from the environment or from other cells activate proteins called transcription factors. These proteins bind to regulatory regions of a gene and increase or decrease the level of transcription. By controlling the level of transcription, this process can determine the amount of protein product that is made by a gene at any given time.\nThe epigenome\nDNA modifications that do not change the DNA sequence can affect gene activity. Chemical compounds that are added to single genes can regulate their activity; these modifications are known as epigenetic changes. The epigenome comprises all of the chemical compounds that have been added to the entirety of one\u2019s DNA (genome) as a way to regulate the activity (expression) of all the genes within the genome. The chemical compounds of the epigenome are not part of the DNA sequence, but are on or attached to DNA (\u201cepi-\u201c means above in Greek). Epigenomic modifications remain as cells divide and in some cases can be inherited through the generations. Environmental influences, such as a person\u2019s diet and exposure to pollutants, can also impact the epigenome.\nEpigenetic changes can help determine whether genes are turned on or off and can influence the production of proteins in certain cells, ensuring that only necessary proteins are produced. For example, proteins that promote bone growth are not produced in muscle cells. Patterns of epigenome modification vary among individuals, different tissues within an individual, and even different cells.\nA common type of epigenomic modification is called methylation. Methylation involves attaching small molecules called methyl groups, each consisting of one\ncarbon atom and three hydrogen atoms, to segments of DNA. When methyl groups are added to a particular gene, that gene is turned off or silenced, and no protein is produced from that gene.\nBecause errors in the epigenetic process, such as modifying the wrong gene or failing to add a compound to a gene, can lead to abnormal gene activity or inactivity, they can cause genetic disorders. Conditions including cancers, metabolic disorders, and degenerative disorders have all been found to be related to epigenetic errors.\nScientists continue to explore the relationship between the genome and the\nchemical compounds that modify it. In particular, they are studying what effect\nthe modifications have on gene function, protein production, and human health.\nHow geneticists indicate the location of a gene\nGeneticists use maps to describe the location of a particular gene on a chromosome. One type of map uses the cytogenetic location to describe a gene\u2019s position. The cytogenetic location is based on a distinctive pattern of bands created when chromosomes are stained with certain chemicals. Another type of map uses the molecular location, a precise description of a gene's position on a chromosome. The molecular location is based on the sequence of DNA building blocks (base pairs) that make up the chromosome.\nGeneticists use a standardized way of describing a gene's cytogenetic location.\nIn most cases, the location describes the position of a particular band on a stained chromosome:\nIt can also be written as a range of bands, if less is known about the exact location:\nThe combination of numbers and letters provide a gene's \u201caddress\u201d on a chromosome. This address is made up of several parts:\nThe chromosome on which the gene can be found. The first number or letter used to describe a gene's location represents the chromosome. Chromosomes 1 through 22 (the autosomes) are designated by their chromosome number. The sex chromosomes are designated by X or Y.\nThe arm of the chromosome. Each chromosome is divided into two sections (arms) based on the location of a narrowing (constriction) called the centromere. By convention, the shorter arm is called p, and the longer arm is called q. The chromosome arm is the second part of the gene's address. For example, 5q is the long arm of chromosome 5, and Xp is the short arm of the X chromosome.\nThe position of the gene on the p or q arm. The position of a gene is based on a distinctive pattern of light and dark bands that appear when the chromosome is stained in a certain way. The position is usually designated by two digits (representing a region and a band), which are sometimes followed by a decimal point and one or more additional digits (representing sub-bands within a light or dark area). The number indicating the gene position increases with distance from the centromere. For example: 14q21 represents position 21 on the long arm of chromosome 14. 14q21 is closer to the centromere than 14q22. Sometimes, the abbreviations \u201ccen\u201d or \u201cter\u201d are also used to describe a gene's cytogenetic location. \u201cCen\u201d indicates that the gene is very close to the centromere. For example, 16pcen refers to the short arm of chromosome 16 near the centromere. \u201cTer\u201d stands for terminus, which indicates that the gene is very close to the end of the p or q arm. For example, 14qter refers to the tip of the long arm of chromosome 14. (\u201cTel\u201d is also sometimes used to describe a gene's location. \u201cTel\u201d stands for telomeres, which are at the ends of each chromosome. The abbreviations \u201ctel\u201d and \u201cter\u201d refer to the same location.)\nThe different ways in which a genetic condition can be inherited?\nSome genetic conditions are caused by mutations in a single gene. These conditions are usually inherited in one of several patterns, depending on the gene involved:\nInheritance Description Examples\nAutosomal One mutated copy of the gene in each Huntington disease\nDominant cell is sufficient for a person to be affected Marfan syndrome\nby an autosomal dominant disorder. In\nsome cases, an affected person inherits the\ncondition from an affected parent.\n. In others, the condition may result from a new\nmutation in the geneand occur in people with\nno history of the disorder in their family\nAutosomal In autosomal recessive inheritance, Both cystic fibrosis\nRecessive copies of the gene in each cell have sickle\nmutations. The parents of an individual with\nan autosomal recessive condition each carry\none copy of the mutated gene, but they typically\ndo not show signs and symptoms of the condition.\nAutosomal recessive disorders are typically\nnot seen in every generation of an affected\nX-linked X-linked dominant disorders are caused by Fragile X\nDominant mutations in genes on the X chromosome, syndrome\none of the two sex chromosomes in\neach cell. In females (who have two X\nchromosomes), a mutation in one of the two\ncopies of the gene in each cell is sufficient\nto cause the disorder. In males (who have\nonly one X chromosome), a mutation in the\nonly copy of the gene in each cell causes\nthe disorder. In most cases, males experience\nmore severe symptoms of the disorder than\nfemales. A characteristic of X-linked inheritance\nis that fathers cannot pass X-linked traits to their\nsons (no male-to-male transmission).\nX-linked X-linked recessive disorders are also Hemophilia,\nRecessive caused by mutations in genes on the X Fabry disease\nchromosome. In males (who have only\none X chromosome), one altered copy of\nthe gene in each cell is sufficient to cause\nthe condition. In females (who have two\nX chromosomes), a mutation would have\nto occur in both copies of the gene to\ncause the disorder.\nBecause it is unlikely that females will have\ntwo altered copies of this gene, males are\naffected by X-linked recessive disorders\nmuch more frequently than females. A\ncharacteristic of X-linked inheritance is that\nfathers cannot pass X-linked traits to their\nY-linked A condition is considered Y-linked if the Y chromosome\nmutated gene that causes the disorder infertility, someis located on the Y chromosome, one of cases of Swyer\nthe two sex chromosomes in each of a syndrome\nmale's cells. Because only males have a\nY chromosome, in Y-linked inheritance, a\nmutation can only be passed from father to\nCodominant In codominant inheritance, two different ABO blood group\nversions (alleles) of a gene are expressed,\nand each version makes a slightly different\nprotein. Both alleles influence the genetic trait\nor determine the characteristics of the genetic\nMitochondrial Mitochondrial inheritance, also known as Leber hereditary\nmaternal inheritance, applies to genes in optic neuropathy\nmitochondrial DNA. Mitochondria, which (LHON)\nare structures in each cell that convert\nmolecules into energy, each contain a\nsmall amount of DNA. Because only\negg cells contribute mitochondria to the\ndeveloping embryo, only females can pass\non mitochondrial mutations to their children\nConditions resulting from mutations in\nmitochondrial DNA can appear in every\ngeneration of a family and can affect both\nmales and females, but fathers do not pass\nthese disorders to their daughters or sons.\nMany health conditions are caused by the combined effects of multiple genes or by interactions between genes and the environment. Such disorders usually do not follow the patterns of inheritance described above. Examples of conditions caused by multiple genes or gene/environment interactions include heart disease, diabetes, schizophrenia, and certain types of cancer.\nDisorders caused by changes in the number or structure of chromosomes also do not follow the straightforward patterns of inheritance listed above.\nOther genetic factors sometimes influence how a disorder is inherited.\nReduced penetrance and variable expressivity\nReduced penetrance and variable expressivity are factors that influence the effects of particular genetic changes. These factors usually affect disorders that have an autosomal dominant pattern of inheritance, although they are occasionally seen in disorders with an autosomal recessive inheritance pattern.\nReduced penetrance\nPenetrance refers to the proportion of people with a particular genetic change (such as a mutation in a specific gene) who exhibit signs and symptoms of a genetic disorder. If some people with the mutation do not develop features of the disorder, the condition is said to have reduced (or incomplete) penetrance.\nReduced penetrance often occurs with familial cancer syndromes. For example, many people with a mutation in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene will develop cancer during their lifetime, but some people will not. Doctors cannot predict which people with these mutations will develop cancer or when the tumors will develop.\nReduced penetrance probably results from a combination of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors, many of which are unknown. This phenomenon can make it challenging for genetics professionals to interpret a person\u2019s family medical history and predict the risk of passing a genetic condition to future generations.\nAlthough some genetic disorders exhibit little variation, most have signs and symptoms that differ among affected individuals. Variable expressivity refers to the range of signs and symptoms that can occur in different people with the same genetic condition. For example, the features of Marfan syndrome vary widely\u2014 some people have only mild symptoms (such as being tall and thin with long, slender fingers), while others also experience life-threatening complications involving the heart and blood vessels. Although the features are highly variable, most people with this disorder have a mutation in the same gene (FBN1).\nAs with reduced penetrance, variable expressivity is probably caused by a combination of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors, most of which have not been identified. If a genetic condition has highly variable signs and symptoms, it may be challenging to diagnose.\nGene therapy is an experimental technique that uses genes to treat or prevent disease. In the future, this technique may allow doctors to treat a disorder by inserting a gene into a patient\u2019s cells instead of using drugs or surgery. Researchers are testing several approaches to gene therapy, including:\nReplacing a mutated gene that causes disease with a healthy copy of the gene.\nInactivating, or \u201cknocking out,\u201d a mutated gene that is functioning improperly.\nIntroducing a new gene into the body to help fight a disease.\nAlthough gene therapy is a promising treatment option for a number of diseases (including inherited disorders, some types of cancer, and certain viral infections), the technique remains risky and is still under study to make sure that it will be safe and effective. Gene therapy is currently only being tested for the treatment of diseases that have no other cures.\nGene therapy is designed to introduce genetic material into cells to compensate for abnormal genes or to make a beneficial protein. If a mutated gene causes a necessary protein to be faulty or missing, gene therapy may be able to introduce a normal copy of the gene to restore the function of the protein.\nA gene that is inserted directly into a cell usually does not function. Instead, a carrier called a vector is genetically engineered to deliver the gene. Certain viruses are often used as vectors because they can deliver the new gene by infecting the cell. The viruses are modified so they can't cause disease when used in people. Some types of virus, such as retroviruses, integrate their genetic material (including the new gene) into a chromosome in the human cell. Other viruses, such as adenoviruses, introduce their DNA into the nucleus of the cell, but the DNA is not integrated into a chromosome.\nThe vector can be injected or given intravenously (by IV) directly into a specific tissue in the body, where it is taken up by individual cells. Alternately, a sample of the patient's cells can be removed and exposed to the vector in a laboratory setting. The cells containing the vector are then returned to the patient. If the treatment is successful, the new gene delivered by the vector will make a functioning protein.\nResearchers must overcome many technical challenges before gene therapy will be a practical approach to treating disease. For example, scientists must find better ways to deliver genes and target them to particular cells. They must also ensure that new genes are precisely controlled by the body\nGenetic Testing Methods\nIf you made it through the above information you may be interested in how it is possible to detect these genetic variances.\nWe are looking for two distinct types of variances, SNPs (Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism) and CNVs (Copy Number variants).\nMicroarray-based genotyping vs Whole Exome/Genome Sequencing\nThere are three general types of testing that you might encounter in trying to achieve a biological diagnosis of a person\u2019s autism.\nThe simplest and cheapest is microarray genotyping, also known as chromosomal microarray CMA . This tests the prevalence of a very large number of known suspect DNA sequences that have been programed into the machine. CMA is often suggested as the first tier test for individuals with developmental disabilities, intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, or multiple congenital anomalies. This is a good method if you know what variances you are looking for.\nWhole Exome Sequencing (WES) established the exact nucleotide sequences of DNA at the thousands of exon loci tested. This test used to be very expensive, but is now quite widely available in the United States, both for research and commercially.\nWhole Genome Sequencing (WGS) looks at the entire genome, rather than the much smaller exome. This test is available, but normally with the caveat \u201cfor research purposes\u201d. This should be the holly grail of genetic testing.\nThe cost of all types of genetic testing continues to fall.\nThe tests are only as good as the interpretation of their results.\nIf you live in the US, you can join SPARK for free. This is another initiative of the Simons Foundation, this time to collect genetic material from people affected by autism. They aim to collect saliva samples from 50,000 people with autism, and the their families. They will then conduct Whole Exome Sequencing (WES).\nhttps://sparkforautism.org/portal/page/about-spark/\nA more ambitious project is MSSNG, which Google backed project to analyse the entire genome in 10,000 people with autism.\nhttps://www.mss.ng/#\nLabels: Autism, CNV, Epigenetics, Epigenome, Genes, genetic testing, Microarray, SNP, SPARK, WES, WGS, Whole Exome Sequencing, Whole Genome Sequencing\nI submitted tot he SPARK study and I am hoping to get the results back in 1 year but it could be longer. I encourage people with autism to do it.\nJust read another paper that adds another weight to Lactobacillus Reuteri probiotic supplementation being a top autism intervention:\nWhat the researchers found was that (in mice) Lactobacillus Reuteri ATCC (23272) helped reduce depression symptoms via inhibition of the IDO1 enzyme which assists in converting tryptophan to kynurenine and whose levels increase with inflammation. Chronically high levels of kynurenine will both starve the brain of serotonin via the kynurenine pathway gobbling up all the tryptophan, as well as potentially lead to problems in the brain if the kynurenine is excessively converted to quinolinic acid an NMDA excitotoxin (Autism, Alzheimers) or Kynurenic Acid a strong NMDA antagonist (Schizophrenia).\nThis also got me to thinking about another recent paper I read about a week ago on obesity induced diabetes and resveratrol:\nhttp://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org/content/66/2/418\nIn this paper, they found that resveratrol may be ameliorated in the body not directly by the resveratrol itself, but rather by its effect on the gut microbiota itself. They proved this by doing a fecal transplant from resveratrol treated mice to diabetic mice and the diabetic mice had immediate and significant improvements in glucose homeostasis.\nNow how is any of this tied together? Well one supplement I have used for IDO1 attenuation has been apigenin which is a strong IDO1 inhibitor. I may have to reread the primary research paper I found which screened apigenin as the best natural source for IDO1 inhibition as to whether they mention if they determined this via apigenin injection or else through oral supplementation because what if apigenin itself is not directly causing the IDO1 inhibition, but rather the gut microbiota being programmed in some way by apigenin as being the reason for the IDO1 inhibition. Just a thought and of course I don't have a bunch of mice handy to find out one way or another, but for us parents looking for solutions to autism induced aggravations, putting more emphasis on paying attention to whether certain interventions were administered orally or else via some other manner I think is important here because if a particular species of bacteria is completely lacking in the body of someone who may otherwise benefit from one of these indirect methods of affecting body chemistry, then you may have strongly divergent results in these populations for a given intervention.\nIt also makes you wonder if the very small cohort of children who have extraordinary improvements from an autism diagnosis and eventually lose their diagnosis after having very strong autism symptoms as a child (once of course you take out those people who were overdiagnosed in the first place), should perhaps literally be sharing their poop for research or perhaps even therapeutic purposes. The complexity of the microbiome is quite vast so knowing exactly what species of bacteria could of helped the very rare \"best outcomes\" population would be quite a challenge, but in the meantime even though this idea would be a longshot, it might be instructive to literally apply the old adage of \"throwing poop at a wall until something sticks\".\nTyler, are you using Lactobacillus Reuteri on a daily basis? If yes, which one?\nYes daily with all of my children actually and obviously I can't prove it has helped, but we had severe behavior problems with my twins last year (aggression, acting out, etc.) who are in a mainstream class even though they have a diagnosis and once I started Biogaia Gastrus, things got much better. In fact my younger son somehow got himself elected to student council which was a shock when I was told because he was probably the least popular kid in his kindergarten class last year because of his behaviors. My older son (the one who is more severe) has had no incident reports this year at school when in the past he could lash out violently over nothing to the point I was always waiting for the call from the school saying they need to send him somewhere else even though he is already in a special classroom with other severely autistic kids.\nThere are many other interventions I do (not all of them involve something going in his body) that I feel have been effective as well, but what I think is most likely is that the L. Reuteri has had a strong impact on quieting their amygdalas via oxytocin and likely other anti-inflammatory issues in the gut that can lead to oxidative stress in the brain. As you well know the science on this is always a moving target, but yah the Biogaia Gastrus I would put up in the top 5 for interventions right now.\nNow as for specifically how I administer it, I microwave two mason jars filled of skim milk (I use a different container to actually microwave the milk) to kill off whatever small amounts of bacteria are in the milk as is. Then I put the milk in the mason jars and put it in the freezer for an hour to cool it down a bit (remember this is boiling milk and I don't want to kill the Biogaia Gastrus with too much heat). L. Reuteri likes to grow at 35 degrees celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit), so after an hour the mason jars are still quite warm even though they have been in the freezer to cool down. Then I take one Biogaia Gastrus tablet, break it in half, and put each half in each mason jar. Then those two jars ferment for a day until the next evening when I serve it up (half a jar for each kid as I have 4 kids).\nNow I also add other stuff in this beverage as well as sucralose and either unsweetened chocolate or vanilla (they have their preferences) to help make it palatable. Specifically:\n(1) 16 ounces fermented Biogaia Gastrust Milk\n(2) One tablespoon of 50/50 mix of Potato Starch and Barley Flour\n(3) 10 grams of Inulin\n(4) Several drops of Vitamin D (2000-6000 IU)\n(5) Dash of sucralose\n(6) Either 2 CocaVia capsules and a teaspoon of unsweetend chocolate or a dropper full of vanilla extract (depends on kid)\n(7) Melatonin\nI do that every night now, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year at around 7PM which gives them enough time to get it in their system before using the bathroom before bed.\nInfinityBeyondLove 21 March 2017 at 00:04\nMore evidence of glyphosate damage on gut microbiome/development/autism. Impaired dopamine:\nhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5312745/figure/f1-50-57/\nIn one of these studies the laboratory is Great Plains Laboratory. I called up the Lab a few months ago interested in the Organic Acid testing. Then I asked them how is it that one eliminates glyphosate from their system. Its everywhere even when you eat Organic. He said the only treatment he knew of was near infra red sauna. I am not sure how the light eliminates some glyphosate or does it repair the damage that it does?\nWhat is near infrared sauna? I have heard far infrared sauna but not near infrared sauna.\nSounds like a fancy way of saying \"lets get naked in front of some red LED's as \"near infrared\" is literally red (660 nm typically).\nTyler, it sounds like you have a good routine down for your children. Congratulations! I can't justify it without evidence it helps. If the Glycine part of the chemical is interacting with our biology I don't understand how a light is going to help? There must be an explanation of this science or is it anectodal? What is the potato starch/barley -for taste, to help something work?\nThe potato starch and barley flour are for prebiotic resistant starch and beta-glucans. I mix them in a 50/50 ratio which works perfectly because potato starch on its own clumps up and barley flour on its own is grainy. Mix them together and shake up the container and now you have a mixture that goes well in drinks without clumping up or being grainy (I figured this out accidentally with trial and error).\nI feel probiotics are a mediocre intervention if you don't have adequate levels of fiber (especially soluble fiber) in your gut through diet or supplementation. To get enough fiber in your diet for optimal health, it is thought you need 60 grams of plant fiber per day. That is literally salads for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and pretty much impossible to get in the diet of a child in the industrialized west. Hunter-gatherer people's will typically eat that much fiber and get a small amount of protein from hunting. Americans on the other hand eat inordinate amounts of sugar and fat and get very little fiber. As I am an American and can't control what my kids eat at school and don't have the schedule flexibility to force them to eat salads three times a day, I instead supplement soluble fiber in the form of inulin, potato starch, and barley flour in a beverage in the early evening that is mixed with fermented Biogaia Gastrus milk.\nFor LLLT, you can read more about it on the Wikipedia page. I have also posted extensively in the comment section on this blog about it in the past so just search around if you are curious.\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_level_laser_therapy\nJust an update that I hope may help at least one of you - we have been using 1mg per kg of 5-HTP for a few weeks now, and my wife and I discussed today that our daughter is clearly happier now than we ever remember. She was usually happy before, but would sometimes get fussy, and now she has long bouts of laughter at things she finds funny (mostly us doing silly things she asks us to). So long sometimes that we stop doing whatever is making her laugh so she can inhale a bit.\nSo to put it into perspective, she would have such prolonged periods of laughter maybe once every week or two, and now it's almost every day. It's important to point out, the laughter is appropriate to the situation, so it isn't a case of laughter at unfunny things. I think she's just generally in a better mood.\nHer speech has been improving at a steady pace for the last 6 months, so I can't say for sure that any improvements since 5-HTP could be directly attributed to it, but 5-HTP hasn't hurt in any way, and it certainly seems to be helping mood.\nShe also seems to be a bit more interactive and playful than before, but again, can't say if this is just 5-HTP or an evolution in her personality that would otherwise have arisen without 5-HTP.\nOverall, I would say the 1mg per kg of 5-HTP has been a real positive for us. I can't say it will benefit anyone else, and in fact may be contraindicated in some, but wanted to share our experience to document the result in 1 person.\nJust to specify, I started on day 1 with just a minimal amount to see if there were any negative effects (there weren't) and increased to the 1mg per kg over a 3 or 4 day period, to ensure that 5-HTP wasn't an issue for our daughter.\nAll the best to everyone and your families\nP.S. Hopefully we'll get the Naviaux paper in the next few weeks - his website says by April.\nAJ, thanks for the detailed feedback.\nHopefully things stay that way for you guys but in my past experience with the stuff you can't get your hopes up too fast. I assume you are splitting the 1mg/kg into equal doses as well (5-HTP only has a half life of several hours), otherwise you are potentially giving her an adult dose of 50mg 3 times a day.\nI have started the 5-HTP again, but am only doing 8mg once in the morning right now and will probably stay at that for a while.\nHi Tyler, yes, thank you for pointing that out - I split out all of the supplements I give my daughter into two daily servings (about 12 hours apart) - so for the 1mg per kg per day of 5-htp, it's 0.5mg/g in the morning and 0.5mg per kg in the evening (she's about 14kg so about 7mg in the am and 7mg in the pm)\nIs the 5-HTP trial still gong well? That seems like a very small dose at 14 mg per day. 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        "raw_content": "The summer I was 19, I went on a thirty day wilderness trip.\nIt wasn\u2019t like I was outdoorsy. I never went to summer camp as a kid. I was in Girl Scouts, but I only lasted until we had to sleep in tents. Then I was out. I was not the kid playing in the dirt.\nMe at age 13: memorizing the words to Britney Spears songs, begging my mother to take me to Abercrombie & Fitch, and spending most of my free time on the computer if I could get away with it.\nOver the course of my teenage experience, I went from wannabe popular girl to the artsy loner chick with blue hair. I loved photography and raiding my grandmother\u2019s closet. Wearing sunglasses in class was my preferred method of showing that I did not give a fuck.\nAs I embraced my weirdness and my subsequent daydreaming, I developed this huge and constant sense of wanderlust that seemed to follow me everywhere. I often brought school trip opportunities to my parents, who responded with \u201cWe\u2019ll talk about it,\u201d\u2013 which directly translated to \u201cnope.\u201d\nCollege. I came home after my freshman year of art school not having planned for summer. I didn\u2019t really think about it, because my life had been pretty cushy and I was used to having things sorted out for me. After the dust of final exams and projects settled, I thought to myself, what should I do for the next few months? And yes, I can own how much I sound like a privileged brat.\nI worked at a summer camp. I thought it would be fun. But I went back to college with a new perspective: one where I now valued mentorship, where I gave myself more credit as a leader and more weight to my own decisions. I did more experimenting. Wanderlust still floated over my head like a fine mist, so I looked up to it and said, \u201cokay, what can we do about this?\u201d\nI heard about a program called NOLS. NOLS stands for National Outdoor Leadership School, and synonymous with wilderness education, outdoor skills and leadership. Basically, you go into the woods for a few weeks and come out a total badass. That\u2019s actually not how it works at all, but it\u2019s what I thought when I was 18.\nI made NOLS a must-do. I applied early. I was set to hike into the Wind River Range for thirty days starting mid-June of 2009.\nMy sophomore year of college ended, and after months of anticipation, I was on a plane to Wyoming carrying a duffel bag of gear I didn\u2019t know how to use. I was 19, and it was the first time I had ever flown alone. I remember pretending really hard: to know how to transfer planes, to know where to pick up my baggage, to know where to get the bus.\nMy head stopped spinning\u2013 sort of\u2013 when I arrived at the NOLS base in Lander, Wyoming, and found myself in a circle with twelve 16 and 17-year-olds and three twenty-something dudes in trucker hats grinning from ear to ear. These were the people I was going to spend the next thirty days with.\nI was a solid two years older than everyone else, but I would learn, and later accept, that some of these 16-year-olds were more mature than I was. Some of them were amazing leaders, problem solvers and communicators, and their skills in these categories far surpassed mine. When I was crippled by fear and frustration, they collected their emotions and got shit done.\nAfter a day of packing, we hiked into the Winds. By the time we got walking, it was afternoon. My instructors were energetic, organized, and bright-eyed\u2013 the Day-One feeling I now know well as an outdoor educator.\nI was so exhausted that night that I slept fairly well, a backcountry rarity for me even now. We learned how to break down camp and use our stoves and got on our way. Then we got on our way the next day, and for 28 days after that.\nThere was a time when I remembered every single day of my NOLS course. I don\u2019t anymore.\nBut I do remember hiking an extra three miles in the snow because we had misread the map. I remember our instructor allowing us to fail, because that\u2019s how we learn. I remember bruises on my hips from carrying my 60-pound backpack, something I hadn\u2019t thought t0 train for.\nI remember eight days in a row of sleet and rain, and putting on my frozen boots every day, hoping for sun. I remember hiking in head-to-toe rain gear, gloves, and pants tucked into socks because the mosquitos were so thick. I remember dealing with knee pain from hiking miles I had never hiked before. I remember breaking down on the continental divide because it hurt so badly, and there was no way to get out of it, no escape route, no option to undo it.\nI remember the smile of one of my peers, at age 16 in his vintage Oakleys, being the natural leader he was, as I crumbled under my fear of walking across a boulder field.\nThat summer ruined me. Being in the wilderness, something so vast and unapologetic, something I had never experienced before, humbled me and said to me, \u201cYou\u2019re not in control of this.\u201d I couldn\u2019t be passive. I had to cook, clean, lead, follow, communicate. And I didn\u2019t.\nI complained. I cried. I say \u201cruined my life,\u201d because at 19, that\u2019s how I reacted to anything in my life that was marginally difficult. There were times I shut down and gave up. I constantly dreamt about home, about a hot shower, about not sleeping on a goddamn piece of 1/4\u2033 thick foam anymore.\nOne night I got up in the middle of the night. I dragged myself out of my sleeping bag, and the stars were so bright I could see my shadow. There was no moon. Just me and the stars. The sky was purple, beautiful, vast. It was cold. It felt like the first time I had ever looked up in my life. And there were moments like that. There were moments of pure exposed beauty, of laughing, singing, and storytelling that were not fleeting, but instead meaningful and formative. But in those moments too, that summer was ruining me.\nIt ruined me because it pushed me in ways I couldn\u2019t even understand yet. I couldn\u2019t accept that I wasn\u2019t a good leader. I was used to being good at things, and I wasn\u2019t good at this because the wilderness doesn\u2019t just let you be good at it without work.\nThat summer ruined who I used to be. It showed me a path of ambition and compassion, and asked if I was going to get on it. It told me I couldn\u2019t do things halfway anymore. And I haven\u2019t always loved it on that path, but it\u2019s so damn magnetic that I can\u2019t step off it. My feet simply won\u2019t go in any other direction.\nThirty days in the wilderness ruined my life. My old life\u2013 the one where I was comfortable, where I didn\u2019t ask questions, where I let things be handed to me and didn\u2019t try too hard\u2013 and opened me up to challenge, hard questions, and what it truly means to try.\nWhen anyone asked me how my NOLS trip was, I responded with \u201ccrazy,\u201d or \u201cwild,\u201d but never \u201cgood.\u201d That summer taught me that I have so much to learn, and that I always will. Nearly seven years later, I\u2019ve led adventure trips on four continents and worked with teenagers from all over the world. I\u2019ve made a ton of mistakes and I\u2019ve done my best to learn from them.\nThat summer cracked me open, so light could get in. The things that ruin us, the things that crumble our perceptions of ourselves, the things that have us looking up at a star-filled sky asking, \u201cWhy am I doing this?\u201d\u2013 those are the things that spark who we were meant to be.\nI Don\u2019t Know What to Be When I Grow Up\nHey there, been following your blog & IG for a while and I love this post. It certainly resonates \u2013 back in 1986 I took my first steps as a NOLS student and it changed my life forever, for the better. You describe it so well, so I won\u2019t go into my story except to say that it gave me the confidence to pursue a life where I could apply my natural aptitudes to a career that I believe makes a positive difference for the environment. It wasn\u2019t a clear path, there were many leaps of faith along the way. Thanks for your writing, keep up the great work, you have a wonderful voice. You are doing something honest, real, and unique.\nHey Hal! Thank you so much! Love to hear that your NOLS experience was similar to mine. The path isn\u2019t clear, I agree\u2013 happy that NOLS gave you the confidence to take those leaps where they mattered. Thanks again!\nGariele\nErin, that last paragraph had me almost in tears. You and I are so similar in our thinking it\u2019s uncanny. But the thoughts mean so much more to me when someone else says them instead of when I try to convince myself. Yay for you being so introspective and mature about life and it\u2019s struggles \ud83d\ude42\nThanks Gariele!! We are so similar, it\u2019s awesome. Thank you so much, so glad you get it and to have you in my life!\nDude. Thank you for being so real & such a great role model. Stay awesome\nThank you so much Brooke! Means a lot.\nNathalie | WantForWellness.com\nHey Erin, I was unfamiliar with your blog and I just have to say I love this story! It\u2019s really inspiring, and recognizable. I might not have spent time in the bush like you did, but I think a lot of people can relate to the story of growing up, and running into walls as you find out you simply haven\u2019t learned all you thought you did\u2026 \ud83d\ude09\nThank you so much, Nathalie! I totally agree\u2013 this story is one that most people experience, happening at different times and in different places. I run into walls all the time! Thank you for reading. xo\nDivinika\nI\u2019m leaving for my NOLS trip in about 12 days, and this really shifted my perspective about what I\u2019m getting into. Hopefully I\u2019ll be one of those badass sixteen year olds you were talking about :^)\nHave fun!! I hope you learn a ton. xo\nI\u2019m happy for you. I could the same about college, except now when someone asks me how the experience was, I can breathe and say it was good, kinda, because it made me exactly who I want to be now and I won\u2019t change it for anything easier.\nI randomly found your blog online and was poking around. I started backpacking around senior year of college a few times each summer. Now 3 years later i planned a huge trip to Yosemite and it was similar to your NOLS experience. I actually felt pretty down about the entire trip (i just got back a few weeks ago) because i thought i planned this trip and failed to have this \u2018magical\u2019 outdoor experience i told myself i would. When people ask me how the trip was, i never respond with \u2018good\u2019 only \u2018it was big, scary, and crazy\u2019 because thats how i felt when i was there. I don\u2019t look back and think \u2018i wish i never went\u2019, but i do look back and say \u2018look at all of these things i REALLY could have done differently to have had a better trip\u2019. I guess what i\u2019m trying to get at is the things we think we are going to love kind of kick our asses and it really scares us. I\u2019m glad i found your blog \u2013 its a huge inspiration for me to get back out there and not stop because i got smacked in the face by nature.\nHey Kathleen! Thanks so much for sharing. I totally understand where you are coming from, sounds like we experienced something almost identical. I had to process my trip for a long time before I was able to let myself off the hook for not having that \u201cmagical\u201d experience. Remember that you have a lot to be proud of. xo E",
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        "raw_content": "Making its Broadway premiere 10 years ago, with music and lyrics by Laurence O\u2019Keefe and Nell Benjamin, you know you\u2019re due a fun night ahead of you, as its been giving people since its conception. Legally Blonde The Musical is based on the novel Legally Blonde by Amanda Brown and the 2001 movie of the same name which we all know and love, and follows Elle Woods as she embarks on a journey from a Malibu sorority girl to Harvard Law School. After being dumped by long-term boyfriend, Warner, Elle is determined to win him back by proving that she is the wife material he\u2019s looking for. But through her experience of not fitting in, she learns that its important to be true to yourself over anybody else.\nLucie Jones plays as happy-go-lucky Elle, a role she\u2019s played previously. Whilst her vocal performance was a spectacular, I didn\u2019t truly believe that she was 22 year-old Elle. I needed someone a little more cutesy, a little less ballsy but still someone confident of her abilities. The humour was a little lost in a number of places and she somehow simultaneously undersold and oversold herself; I\u2019m not entirely sure how it happened.\nI had no idea what to expect from Rita Simons as Legally Blonde The Musical is her stage debut, but her performance as Paulette was stunning. She had fun with the role, clearly loved the character and had a heck of a set of pipes on her. Ireland is one of the more heart-wrenching songs in the production, and I genuinely believed every word she was saying. She combined the fun of Jennifer Coolidge\u2019s role in the movie with Orfeh\u2019s realism in the original Broadway cast, and it was brilliant.\nDavid Barrett\u2018s performance of friend and confidante, Emmett Forrest, was exactly what I wanted from the role. He played Emmett with a depth that the film version was lacking; rather than just being smitten with Elle, he felt like a genuine friend without being cocky. I really loved seeing a sensitive side to Emmett. Bill Ward was an oddly charming Professor Callahan in this version of the musical, and it was almost difficult to believe he could be so sleazy. We were all lulled into a false sense of security around him, making his betrayal all the more heartbreaking to watch. Liam Doyle played a confident Warner Huntington III who, aside from Rita Simons, had the best comedic timing in the show and was definitely underutilised.\nUnfortunately what let the performance down was the ensemble. The ensemble were obviously a little tired, with this being their 8th month on the road, and lacked a little bit of the energy that the likes of the Greek Chorus needed. There were also a few obvious mistakes in some of the choreography which were a little disappointing to see, but you can\u2019t deny the talent of the cast.\nThe stand-out number of the production was Gay Or European (although can anybody please explain why this has had a name change from There, Right There?) with spot-on choreography and not a finger out of place. The auditorium sprung to life at this critical moment of the plot, with rapturous applause for every number that followed. This number alone is worth the cost of a ticket.\nAside from the cast performances themselves, I feel like the set was a little juvenile as far as national tours go. I wasn\u2019t wowed by many of the technical aspects compared to other productions making the rounds at the moment. The costumes looked particularly dated, and definitely not the most flattering under stage lighting \u2013 I think we need to go back to the drawing board with these ones and make them a little more friendly on the eyes.\nWhilst there were obvious flaws in the production, with tiredness probably to blame, Legally Blonde The Musical is definitely worth a visit. It\u2019s fun, it\u2019s smart, it\u2019s sassy, and above all else, it\u2019s noughties comedy at its finest. This production combined the Broadway and London productions, rather than picking just one side giving a real crowd pleaser that had me \u2013 the girl who it takes a lot to give a standing ovation nowadays \u2013 on my feet dancing along at the end. If you want a good night out at the theatre and can look past the slightly shaky first act (a huge shame since this act contains two of my personal favourite numbers \u2013 Chip On My Shoulder and So Much Better), you\u2019ve got to catch Legally Blonde The Musical at your local theatre. Try to resist singing along to the megamix at the end \u2013 I dare you!\nLegally Blonde The Musical is playing at Milton Keynes Theatre until 2nd June, before continuing its UK tour.\nPhotographs courtesy of Robert Workman",
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        "raw_content": "The Inter-European Division\nToday, from headquarters in Berne, Switzerland, the Inter-European Division provides inspiration to six unions and five unions of churches. Its publishing houses in Austria, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, and Switzerland publish in 18 languages.\nBible correspondence schools in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland assist students wanting to study the Bible. In addition, there are schools in Austria, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Romania, and Spain. There are multiple radio stations in France, Italy, and Romania; and production centers for Adventist World Radio are in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, and Romania\nAdventist World Radio began broadcasting from this division on leased time from Sines, Portugal, in 1972; AWR's second broadcast center was at Darmstadt, Germany, and then at Forli, Italy. Since 1990, building permits have been sought for church-owned land near Argenta, Italy. Programming production centers in many languages are located in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, and Romania. Supporting AWR are 20 local radio stations in France, Italy, and Romania.\nGLOBAL IDENTITY KIT\nThe corporate identity for the Seventh-day Adventist Church reflects our deep and abiding belief in Jesus Christ as the center of our lives and our faith. It is our hope that this graphic representation of who we are will be used around the world as a familiar symbol of our church and its values.\nThe logo and its meaning\nThe logo reflects the core values of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Its foundation is the Bible, the Word of God, shown open because its message should be read and put into practice. Central to that biblical message is the cross, which is also a central feature of the logo. Above the cross and the open Bible is a burning flame that represents the Holy Spirit, the messenger of truth.\nThe lines at the top of the design suggest upward momentum symbolizing the resurrection and ascension to heaven at Christ's second coming, the ultimate focus of our faith.\nThis is the shape formed by three lines encircling an implied sphere. The lines represent the three angels of Revelation 14 circling the globe and our commission to take the gospel to the entire world. The overall shape forms a flame symbolic of the Holy Spirit.\nThe symbol of the cross, representing the gospel of salvation, is positioned in the center of the design to emphasize Christ's sacrifice, which is the central theme of the Adventist faith.\nThe Bible forms the base of the design and represents the biblical foundation of our beliefs. It is portrayed in a fully open position suggesting a full acceptance of God's word.\nIt is our hope and prayer that though this logo is a very simple picture of the foundation of Adventist beliefs and values it may be a recognizable symbol of the Adventist message to the world.\nThe registered trademark may be used by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, its entities, institutions and churches, as authorized by the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, its divisions, unions and conferences.\nThe logo graphic represented here is a trademark of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. By downloading the Seventh-day Adventist logo, you agree to the stipulations and regulations set forth in the Global Identity Standards Manual (pdf). The General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist reserves the legal right to protect the integrity of the church against misuse or unauthorized use of the logo.\nTrademarks shall not be utilized in commercial endeavors.\nThe logo is available as three types of graphics: EPS, PNG and JPG. Whenever possible, use the EPS files because they can be expanded to the needed size without losing resolution. If the EPS file does not work, try using the PNG or JPG file.\nDownload the Global Identity Standards Manual\nDownload the Logo files\nTrue Type Font\nLogo and global identity questions\nFor more information about the logo and its use, please e-mail:HollandT(at)gc.adventist(dot)org\nUse of the name \"Seventh-day Adventist\"\nThe name Seventh-day Adventist represents the Seventh-day Adventist Church, its institutions and organizations, its local churches and its members. The name and the logo are trademarked and registered identities. As with all proper names, there are appropriate and inappropriate ways to spell, pronounce, abbreviate and otherwise use this name.\nSpelling: Seventh-day Adventist, including the hyphen and a lower-case \"d\" for \"day\".\nPronunciation: Seventh-day Ad'-ven-tist with the accent on the first syllable.\nAbbreviation: Adventist. In communication about the church, the preferred abbreviation of the name is \"Adventist.\"\nTo order letterhead, business cards, address labels and other items, visit: positiveID online store",
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        "raw_content": "by Jonathan Kim | May 17, 2018 | Higher Education, Technical | 1 comment\nAs data is collected daily through the heavy use of computers and the internet, we continue to be plagued by the problem of dirty data. Data that is error prone or inconsistent leads to bad outcomes, such as misguided decision making (e.g. inaccurate contact information leads to increased costs from having to re-send mail or from lost opportunities.) As data analysts continue to spend large amounts of time preparing data prior to analysis or reporting, it becomes critical to clean your higher education data.\nData cleaning, aka data cleansing, is the process of analyzing your database records and identifying data errors, inconsistencies, and duplication. After screening the data, it\u2019s corrected through data transformations using database tools or scripting. The keys to efficient data cleaning is to be organized with your processes and to understand your data systems.\nPrepare Resources and Data Analysis\nThe first step to efficient data cleaning is to create a well-organized plan and gather resources for analyzing your data. Focus on coordinating key stakeholders of the data, from those that prepare it to those that digest it. It\u2019s best to be thorough when involving others to help analyze the data sources to be cleaned. All too often, issues occur when data cleaning or transformations are done in a closed environment where groups of people are unaware of changes occurring to their data.\nWith a coordinated group, discover how your data \u201clooks\u201d by inventorying the data sources and their tables. Be sure to include their records, purposes, and characteristics. Analyze the data thoroughly so that there is an understanding of the underlying structures of the sources and how well they fit for their intended purposes. This will be helpful when you move on to screening the dirty data.\nDetermine Data Quality to Identify Errors\nTo identify data errors, it\u2019s important to define clean data as it relates to 1) the data source you\u2019re working with, and 2) the overall data scheme at your institution. Use the work done in the preparation stage to follow table definitions and see how it fits in the overall database design. Check if records are formatted for their intended use and if they make sense. For example, when looking at a table of addresses, it\u2019s a problem to have various formats for ZIP code or street names that don\u2019t follow a standard. Expect some instances where you won\u2019t know the correct data format until confirming with the data owners.\nOnce you\u2019ve defined what clean data is, create a set of guidelines. These guidelines should be agreed upon by all stakeholders. This will make it easier to analyze and identify data that does not fit in the defined criteria. Data that does not follow the guidelines are to be noted for correction. The guidelines will also be useful for future data cleanings and for configuring your systems around data error prevention.\nData transformations, such as ETL processes, and data cleaning tools are used to correct the errors identified in the previous step. Technical staff are required to create these scripts and tools. Generally, data sources are moved into warehouses or cloned so that live data is not affected during this process.\nThe types of data correction can be obvious or can require time to sort out. It can involve anything from incorrect date formats, record duplication, typos from data entries, or misrepresentation of data. To avoid correcting the same error more than once, document all corrections and look for patterns. Database scripts can be recycled for other tasks, and measures can be taken to reduce bad data entry.\nIf you\u2019re considering data cleaning tools, keep in mind that it can be costly and may not save much time \u2013 as assistance is still required to determine data quality and screening. If any are needed, weigh the pros and cons, and choose ones that you\u2019re more comfortable with and make sense for your goals.\nIt\u2019s important to only correct data when the data is complete and when definitions have been set. There\u2019s no point in cleaning data when you know you\u2019ll have to correct it again later.\nVerification of Data Changes\nInspect and validate the changes made to the data sources with the stakeholders in the process. Using the work done previously, you should have an idea of the data quality of the updated records and their accuracy. Use this stage in the process to also think about enriching the data that has been cleaned. You can supplement the cleaned data with additional data for enhanced reporting, or there may be better ways to represent that data moving forward.\nThe verification process either finishes with changes being confirmed or it repeats itself to audit the data again. Repeated cycles may be needed when certain corrections were not completed in the time allotted. Shorter, more focused cycles of data cleaning can result in quicker corrections to the data but must occur more often. As more cycles occur, the processes should become more streamlined and efficient.\nRemember, the result should be clean data that is consistent, uniform, and accurate.\nThrough data cleaning, you can see how well your data systems handle data entry errors from applications or other sources. The process can be used to improve these systems by identifying and correcting the causes of the errors.\nOne of the biggest causes of data errors are the users themselves. So, an improvement may be to update data entry applications to prevent users from entering certain data formats, to run error checking, or to enforce better integrity constraints. While it\u2019s impossible to handle every situation, well-designed systems can at least ensure the data cleaning process is executed more efficiently by making it easier to identify data errors. (NOTE: Although your systems may be designed for data error prevention, users may still find ways to go around them!)\nFor those serious about data governance, data cleaning is a regular and important process to ensure better data quality. This philosophy originates at the top of your institution and requires commitment from those that utilize data at every level. Use your resources to improve the data entry processes and data application integration. With a well-organized plan for data cleanliness, you will be well on your way to high-quality data.\nJonathan Kim is a Professional Services Engineer in Higher Education Professional Services based in the Irvine, CA offices at Evisions. He has a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of California, Irvine and began working at Evisions in 2011. From his years on the Support team, he has gained years of experience on MAPS and its applications. Jonathan enjoys all things sports, especially football and basketball, and going outdoors to hike and camp.\nLatest posts by Jonathan Kim (see all)\nSteps To Higher Education Data Cleanliness: A Technical Perspective - 05/17/2018\nThe 5 Most Commonly Found Metrics for Student Success - 02/16/2017\nRestructuring the Report Tree - 06/15/2016\nAnura Dixit\ton 05/24/2018 at 4:51 am\nNice Info! Thanks for sharing.",
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        "raw_content": "How Michael Cera and Patti Smith influenced Sharon Van Etten's Remind Me Tomorrow\nSharon Van Etten ignited her own path to indie-rock stardom with her 2012 breakout album, Tramp, featuring the fever-dream single \u201cSerpents.\u201d Since then, she\u2019s released another record (Are We There, in 2014), scored Katherine Dieckmann\u2019s film Strange Weather, and began acting with guest-starring roles on The OA and Twin Peaks: The Return. Her personal life transformed as well: she had her first child and began going to school to become a psychologist.\nNeedless to say, Van Etten has been busy \u2014 including writing her fifth studio album, Remind Me Tomorrow. \u201cI may have bitten off more than I can chew, but I\u2019m also stoked,\u201d she tells EW. \u201cOddly it feels like I\u2019m balanced. When the record comes out, school\u2019s over for that semester so I can focus on that again. It\u2019s like I\u2019m just changing the tune.\u201d\nTomorrow is a departure from Van Etten\u2019s minimalist beginnings. Here, she opts for cinematic synths and even-handed pop songs. But for longtime fans, the familiarity of Van Etten\u2019s folk ethos is still weaved throughout the 10-track record, including fierce lead single \u201cComeback Kid\u201d and the starry-eyed anthem \u201cSeventeen.\u201d\nAhead of its release on Jan. 18, Van Etten reveals in her own words the music, TV, and visual art that inspired Remind Me Tomorrow.\nBruce Springsteen and Patti Smith\n[\u201cSeventeen\u201d] was definitely my homage to New York with a mix of Jersey perspective in there, watching neighborhoods change and claiming your hometown. I was walking around Dumbo taking a break from recording and I caught myself laughing that a place I had gone to a couple of times had already closed. 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That\u2019s one [thing] that [I learned from] working with Katherine \u2014 how to write to film and how the placement of a song can change the whole mood of a scene. It\u2019s an art form in itself. I would think that [my single] \u201cSeventeen\u201d might draw you into a scene just as much as \u201cJupiter 4\u201d would send you into a scene. I just had very specific location imagery [in mind] when I was writing those.\nWe waited too long to go anywhere exotic for our babymoon, so we went to Shelter Island, which was really beautiful and really cold. There was a bookstore in the middle of nowhere that had some amazing artwork and I pulled out this book on Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock\u2019s partner. They lived together, and they both had separate studios. I think she liked having intellectual conversations, and he was very volatile. [Her canvases are] so beautiful. 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        "raw_content": "The Donohue Group at Morgan Stanley\nThe Donohue Group: Knowledge, Experience, Commitment\nThe Donohue Group is a team of Financial Advisors and other professionals, serving clients from coast to coast. We focus on wealth management strategies that are customized to help meet each client\u2019s needs and objectives. Moreover, we look beyond daily headlines and frequent market fluctuations to create investment portfolios that help our clients make progress toward their goals.\nOur core principles are designed to withstand all types of market cycles. We maintain a conservative and disciplined approach, paying particular attention to risk management and the risk tolerance of each individual. This approach has served our clients well for many years, in our view. We take tremendous pride in our reputation for being dedicated and committed to our client\u2019s success. 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        "raw_content": "2x15\" Bass Cabinet\nAuthor Topic: 2x15\" Bass Cabinet (Read 17122 times)\nI recently purchased a Sunn Bass Cabinet with 15\" inch speakers. It has a handle on it's side and a silvery screen, and looks fairly old. It cost me 200 dollars, used. Can anyone tell me anything about this cabinet? I may take it back, it doesn't sound that sweet but it was really cheap. I'm using it with a 350 watt @ 4 ohms, 200 watt at 8 ohms ampeg head.\nCan you pull off the grill? If so, how is it ported? A single rectangular port across the middle, two circular ports, or a port up the side of the cabinet, causing the drivers to be offset from the centerline?\nIs there a nameplate on the back, or just a jack?\nWhere is the cabinet located?\nThe speakers are covered with a screen that is not removable.\nthere is just a jack on the back, no nameplate.\nI don't understand what you mean with \"where is the cabinet located?\"\nCalifornia, Arkansas, Bumphuk Egypt...\nThe fixed grill suggests a late sixties cabinet. What are the dimensions? Can you tell if it has one horizontal port or two circular ones? You should be able to remove the back, if necessary, to find out.\nI bought it at a guitar center in Toledo, OH, though I believe that they move their inventory around their locations.\nIt is about 40 inches tall, 23.5 inches wide, and 14.5 inches deep.\nEnclosures come in different types. Most common are sealed and ported. Sealed are exactly what you'd expect, sealed. Just a box with one or more drivers in it. Ported boxes have some sort of reflex port which extends the bass. Most are circular cutouts with tubes in them, but some are rectangular. Sunn made both kinds. For what it's worth, most guitar cabinets are sealed or have open backs, while the majority of bass cabinets are ported. There are always exceptions.\nDon't be so sure it's a Bass cabinet. Most people can't tell the difference between D-130's and D-140's from the front. D-130's have a smooth cone with a narrow surround, D-140's have a ribbed cone with an accordian surround. To be sure you might have to remove the back. Also make note of the impedance marked on the back of each speaker. In some years Sunn used different impedances or wired speakers in series instead of parallel. It could be a 4 or 8 ohm cabinet.\nI opened the thing up, it has two JBL speakers and some angled boards in it. The speakers have small circular cutouts in the back of them that are covered by screens. I'll leave the cabinet open to answer any further questions that might lead to the identification of the thing.\nThe angled boards behind the speakers actually LOAD the back of the speaker in such a way that it makes the cabinet louder than it would be otherwise. In the middle of the cabinet, in between those angled boards, is there a rectangular opening that extends the whole width of the cabinet and also extends to the grillecloth? Or is there a round port somewhere in the cabinet that looks like a cardboard tube like you roll wrapping paper on, but much bigger around and much shorter than those? Also, on the back of the JBL speakers, do they say what model they are?\nI'm guessing that your cabinet is a late 60's model like what would have come with a 200S head.\nThere is a rectangular opening, and not a tube thing. The speakers are JBL model D140F, 8Ohms.\nYes, sounds like the 200S cabinet. I presume the rectangular opening is horizontal, across the width of the cabinet, rather than vertical, along the long dimension, the height. If so, then this is surely the200S cabinet.\nLet's say you got a steal. The JBL drivers themselves are worth more than you paid for the cabinet. I paid $200 for a pair of D140s and thought I was getting a good deal when I thought one was blown. Turned out it wasn't, and I was very happy about that!\nThe cabinet is more iffy. There are some who will pay big bucks for one of these. Other times they go for ridiculously low prices, as when you bought it for $200. I prefer to buy things for ridiculously low prices, especially when shipping is a big factor, as it would be with this cabinet. If you are interested in selling it, email me, and we can try to work out a deal.\nDo you know what wattage the cabinet is supposed to take?",
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        "raw_content": "I remember reading an article by a fairly serious music writer \u2014 most likely in New Musical Express \u2014 discussing Frank Zappa, who was born on this day in 1940. This was in the late 1960s and the writer said something to the effect that Zappa could be the best rock guitarist of all time if he would just take it seriously. I don\u2019t think anyone ever so perfectly encapsulated Zappa. It wasn\u2019t just his guitar playing. Zappa did not think much of popular music. I recall the early albums being filled with little comments. Like on Absolutely Free at one point, he says, \u201cThis is like The Supremes\u2026 See the way it builds up?\u201d Most of his career was him saying, \u201cI\u2019m only playing this crap because you idiots like it.\u201d\nZappa was always fundamentally a blues guitar player. But his mixing of various modes makes it often sound more like jazz. It\u2019s actually more of a classical approach, but with his use of subtle string bends and other aspects of electric guitar technique, it all sounds highly idiosyncratic. Of course, now you can hear his influence in some of the more interesting \u201cindependent\u201d bands over the last couple of decades. As you can probably tell, I admire Zappa at the same time that I think he was kind of a douche who didn\u2019t do as much with his talent as he should have.\nHe was at his best when he was creating instrumentals like \u201cPeaches en Regalia.\u201d But since I\u2019ve heard that song entirely enough for a far longer life than I will have, here is \u201cBlack Napkins\u201d performed live:\nHappy birthday Frank Zappa!\nMorning Music: Joe Satriani\nSo Long, Chuck Berry",
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        "raw_content": "Law Firm Blogs & News > Nursing > Nursing Home Negligence > RETAIL HEALTH CLINICS: A NECESSITY IN TODAY\u2019S WORLD\nRETAIL HEALTH CLINICS: A NECESSITY IN TODAY\u2019S WORLD\nThere was a letter to the editor in the Roanoke Times newspaper several days ago about \u201cretail health clinics.\u201d For those readers unfamiliar with the term, it basically means a nurse or physician\u2019s assistant working in a retail store and seeing/treating patients with minor medical problems. The author of that letter, Dr. Mark Schleupner, correctly recognized there is a place for these retail health clinics in providing care to those Americans without insurance or a regular doctor.\nIt is not an ideal situation but\u2026what is the alternative for the uninsured and poor? Wait in an already overcrowded Emergency Room at the local hospital? That just doesn\u2019t make sense to me! Some Roanoke Valley doctors are not taking new patients \u2013 what are these people supposed to do when they need a doctor?\nUnfortunately, today\u2019s edition of the Roanoke Times contains a letter to the editor from Dr. Mark Watts, President-elect of the Virginia Academy of Family Physicians. Dr. Watts enjoys a fine reputation in our community but I take issue with his position on retail health clinics. Dr. Watts\u2019 criticizes retail health clinics as \u201ccatering to \u201cconsumer\u2019s desire for instant service.\u201d He also mentions the \u201csignificant limitations\u201d of retail health clinics \u2013 although he fails to tell us what those limitations are.\nI have a question for Dr. Watts. What are the limitations imposed by Carilion on its primary care providers when they are told to spend no more that 10 minutes with each patient?\n\u00ab VA LAW MAKERS \u2013 WOW, THE IDEAS JUST GET WORSE!\nPRESSURE ULCERS \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "A database management system (DBMS) refers to a software dedicated to the creation, maintenance, and operation of a database. A database stores varied records, files, and other digital media. A database management system allows different users to access the same database for multiple purposes. A database manager, also known as an administrator, oversees all facets of managing a database, including installation, configuration, administration, monitoring, maintenance, and upgrade of the current system. A database manager also participates in the design of strategies, monitoring, enhancing performance, restoring capacity, and devising a plan for future expansion requirements. A database manager may also implement security measures to safeguard the database management system.\nDatabase management involves a qualified team that actively monitors, manages, and maintains a host of databases for an established enterprise. 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        "raw_content": "We were at Electronic Entertainment Expo, popularly known as \u2018E3\u2019 earlier last week, as a game testing services provider. We try to capture the essence of the event for you. E3, as we all know, is the world\u2019s premier trade show for computer and video games and related products. The congregation of game enthusiasts is organized by Entertainment Software Association(ESA), one of the world\u2019s leading trade organizations for the games industry.\nSo, what was special this year?\nChange is the new normal \u2013 This year, we saw major publishers either announcing changes to their hit games or at least announcing the plans to change them. We saw Ubisoft announcing major changes in Assassin\u2019s Creed Origins 10-year-old combat exploration story board, and in the crime story and the race tracks for the racing game The Crew 2.\nMany games will see the light of the day. Arguably, most of the gaming enthusiasts would have been happy to know the launch of Ubisoft\u2019s long awaited Beyond Good & Evil 2 and relaunch of Shadow of the Colossus by Sony. One of the other eagerly awaited games was Crackdown 3, which was announced by Microsoft way back in 2014, seems to be launching it on Xbox One and PC in November this year.\nIt was end of the world! Well, according to the Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus game released, it surely was for the Americans. The third Reich who never failed, destroys everything coming in its way.\nVR is yet to catchup. While Virtual Reality games are fun and lot more engaging, at E3 this year we saw slow adaption of the technology. While the big players like Microsoft almost missed talking about VR, there was showcase of games such as Doom VFR and Fallout 4 VR by Bethesda and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR by Sony. What we think is, it will take some more time for VR games to gain a mind share among the players.\nThis was one of the most successful and surprising editions of E3 this year. We are now packing our bags for the Games QA conference in Berlin next week. So see you in Berlin!",
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        "raw_content": "PLANNING GRANT FOR INTERNATIONAL CENTERS FOR RESEARCH ON COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE (PICRC) RELEASE DATE: December 2, 2002 RFA: AT-03-002 National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) (http://nccam.nih.gov/) Fogarty International Center (FIC) (http://www.nih.gov/fic) LETTER OF INTENT RECEIPT DATE: February 28, 2003 APPLICATION RECEIPT DATE: March 28, 2003 THIS REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS (RFA) CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION o Purpose of This RFA o Research Objectives o Mechanism of Support o Funds Available o Eligible Institutions o Individuals Eligible To Become Principal Investigators o Special Requirements o Where To Send Inquiries o Letter of Intent o Submitting an Application o Supplemental Instructions o Peer Review Process o Review Criteria o Receipt and Review Schedule o Award Criteria o Required Federal Citations o Summary of the Phase II Initiative PURPOSE OF THIS RFA NCCAM wishes to enhance the understanding of complementary and alternative (CAM)/traditional medical (TM) systems. Many CAM/TM practices originate or are traditional in other countries. An international scope is therefore critical for all areas of NCCAM's strategic plan (available at http://nccam.nih.gov/about/plans/fiveyear/index.htm). NCCAM is thus committed to the study of CAM both in its native setting, with the cooperation and collaboration of indigenous peoples and practitioners, and among minority populations in the U.S, some of which have brought these healing traditions to the U.S. where, over time, the practices may have been modified. It is NCCAM's belief that the optimal means of conducting such studies at this time is through collaborations between experienced investigators in U.S. institutions and scientists and practitioners in foreign countries. This RFA outlines a mechanism to facilitate such collaborative efforts. Alternative medical systems are complete systems of theory and practice that have evolved independently of, and often prior to, current conventional biomedical approaches. Examples of alternative medical systems include, but are not limited to, Ayurveda, traditional Chinese medicine, homeopathy, and the traditional medical systems that have been developed by African, European, Middle-Eastern, Asian, and Central and South American cultures. Components that might be studied include, but are not limited to, diet, meditation and/or the medical use of herbal preparations. Global studies of alternative medical systems and practices can serve a dual purpose: 1) They can establish which CAM/TM interventions, as practiced in their countries of origin or as assimilated in the U.S. as a result of immigration or globalization, can benefit health and well being; and 2) They can facilitate the integration of these practices into conventional health care, especially into programs designed to address the health needs of minority populations. NCCAM intends to address the above issues by establishing partnerships and cross-cultural exchange through which foreign and U.S. institutions and investigators collaborate to design and implement research on CAM/traditional indigenous medical systems or components thereof in the cultures and/or environments in which they originated by supporting International Centers for Research on Complementary and Alternative Medicine (ICRC). The ICRC will provide conventional investigators (both U.S. and foreign) with a unique opportunity to study traditional medical systems and practices on their native grounds in collaboration with indigenous practitioners. The conventional researchers would then be uniquely positioned to examine how CAM/TM practices may be changed when they are imported to the U.S. The ICRC should benefit scientists in the foreign country(ies) by enhancing their skills in the design and implementation of cutting-edge research through collaboration with U.S. scientists. Both U.S. and foreign CAM/TM researchers should also benefit from the development of institutional and regional research infrastructure in the foreign country(ies), and from enhanced opportunities for career training and development. It is the hope that infrastructure and other enhancements resulting from the initial ICRC funding will make the participating institutions centers of excellence in rigorous CAM/traditional medicine research in their geographical areas, and that the resulting research will benefit health in all participating countries. Because the applications for the ICRC will require documentation of the structure and infrastructure of a complex, international, multidisciplinary, multi-site center comprising three synergistic, exploratory/developmental research projects and at least one core, including formulation of details of research plans, subcontracts, etc., the overall initiative will use a two-phase approach. This RFA solicits applications for the prerequisite Phase I of the future ICRC initiative. The Phase I ICRC (PICRC) initiative provides support for organization, planning, preparation and assembly of a full-fledged Phase II ICRC application. The two-year planning grants funded within the PICRC initiative, like the more extensive grants to be awarded in Phase II, should be focused on studies of CAM/TM, or components thereof, in their areas and populations of origin. NCCAM intends to issue an RFA for the Phase II ICRC initiative in 2004. NCCAM does not currently expect to fund more than one Phase II ICRC. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES Background: The NCCAM Centers Program Despite the widespread use of CAM/TM therapies, there are, in general, insufficient scientific data on the efficacy and safety of CAM/TM therapies. NCCAM intends to support rigorous research on CAM/TM and to disseminate information to the public and professionals on the efficacy and safety of CAM/TM therapies. Among the means NCCAM has adopted to achieve these goals is the creation of a centers program to bring together the resources necessary for the multidisciplinary scientific investigation of CAM/TM. The specialized research centers introduced in 1998 allowed NCCAM to cultivate research, scientific resources, and new investigators simultaneously. With more than a dozen NCCAM- funded CAM Research Centers approaching the end of their initial project periods, NCCAM convened an Expert Panel on NCCAM Research Centers in June 2002 to assess the status of current CAM Centers and make recommendations regarding future directions for the NCCAM Centers Program. Several new NCCAM initiatives are based upon recommendations provided by the expert panel as outlined their report, \"The NCCAM Centers Expert Panel Report\" available at http://nccam.nih.gov/about/plans/centers/index.htm. The NCCAM Centers Initiatives are described on the NCCAM Centers website: http://nccam.nih.gov/training/centers/index.htm. The objective of this RFA is to support the development/enhancement of the collaborations and resources necessary to assemble applications that will compete successfully as an ICRC in Phase II of this initiative, which is expected to be released, and applications processed, in time to provide for seamless funding for the successful awardees. An outline of the ICRC (Phase II) follows at the end of this document. Awardees of this planning grant who do not receive ICRC funding may apply for subsequent funding through mechanisms for individual (non-center) grant awards (e.g., R21, R01). The PICRC application must include at least two investigators, one from the U.S., and one from a foreign country. The applicants should propose specific milestones and a timeline to meet their collaborative, resource development and scientific goals. The Phase I award will provide support for the applicant to: o Further define the research to be proposed in the subsequent ICRC (or other) application; o Develop and solidify collaborative relationships and understandings between the partners in the participating countries; o Assess current resources and needs, e.g., the need for an Institutional Review Board for studies involving human subjects; o Develop and initiate a plan to address these needs, so that the research to be proposed in Phase II can be successfully and ethically conducted; o Identify appropriate training and other capacity-building activities to be incorporated into the research application; o Initiate cross-disciplinary training of the collaborators where necessary for the research to be proposed; and o Initiate pilot studies that could form the basis for fuller investigations that would be supported through the ICRC or other grant mechanisms. Applicants should describe their plan to consolidate partnerships, obtain necessary permits, and establish contract elements in preparation for an application for an ICRC award. Applicants must also clearly explain how the two-year developmental award will enhance the successful implementation of the envisioned research program. The emphasis of this initiative is on establishing a partnership between U.S. and foreign researchers and practitioners rather than on the development of foreign infrastructure, although the latter is encouraged where it is required for the research to be proposed. The ability to utilize existing NIH-funded programs and resources in the participating foreign country(ies) will greatly enhance the likelihood that this planning process will be successful. Some potential collaborating countries may require compliance with additional, country-specific requirements. Applicants should check http://www.nih.gov/fic/regional/CountryInstructions.html for such special considerations. Relevant host country governmental, non-governmental and community organizations should be consulted during the planning stage to ensure that research and development plans are compatible with national and local objectives, and to identify potential barriers to implementation early on. Public meetings or workshops in the foreign country(ies) are recommended early in the development of the program, to gain early feedback on working plans and broad-based support for the research program. Such consultations should be well-documented, and may involve, as appropriate: o individuals from local communities, including community leaders, o individuals from the local research and clinical communities, o respected local non-governmental organizations, and o the relevant national and regional governments. Seeking the advice or participation of social scientists and development organizations with local expertise is advisable during this process. Eligible areas of research for the ICRC Research related to alternative/traditional medical systems or component practices that are endemic to the region of the foreign institution(s) are eligible for consideration. Traditional medical systems from Asia, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and South or Central America are examples of such systems. Some additional eligible topics are described in the NCCAM Strategic Plan, http://nccam.nih.gov/about/plans/fiveyear/fiveyear.pdf, Appendix I, pages 27 through 29. These lists should not be considered to be comprehensive, restrictive, nor in priority order. Eligible projects may span the continuum from basic, through translational, to clinical (including Phase I and Phase II, but NOT Phase III clinical trials) and behavioral research. Applicants planning to propose research involving human subjects should refer to the NCCAM Terms of Award for Clinical Trials, available on the web at http://nccam.nih.gov/research/policies/terms-of-awards.htm. Additionally, special attention should be paid to establishing locally relevant but internationally respected standards and procedures for verifying informed consent. Applicants planning to propose research on botanicals or other complex natural products should refer to the Policy of NCCAM on Botanicals Research, posted on the NCCAM website at http://www.nccam.nih.gov/research/policies/naturalproducts.htm. MECHANISM OF SUPPORT This RFA (the PICRC) will use the NIH R21 award mechanism. As an awardee you will be solely responsible for planning, directing, and executing the proposed project. This RFA is a one-time solicitation. Future unsolicited, competing- continuation applications based on this project will compete with all investigator-initiated applications and will be reviewed according to the customary peer review procedures. This RFA uses just-in-time concepts. It also uses the modular budgeting format. (see https://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/modular/modular.htm). FUNDS AVAILABLE The participating Institutes and Centers intend to commit approximately $900,000 in FY 2003 to fund up to six new grants in response to this RFA. An applicant may request a project period of up to two years and direct costs of up to $150,000 for any single year. The total cost (direct and indirect costs) for the two-year project period however, cannot exceed $275,000. Because the nature and scope of the proposed activities will vary from application to application, it is anticipated that the size and duration of each award will also vary. Although the financial plans of the participating IC's provide support for this program, awards pursuant to this RFA are contingent upon the availability of funds and the receipt of a sufficient number of meritorious applications. At this time, it is not known if this RFA for the Phase I planning grants will be reissued. ELIGIBLE INSTITUTIONS You may submit (an) application(s) if your institution has any of the following characteristics: o For-profit or non-profit organizations; o Public or private institutions, such as universities, colleges, hospitals, and laboratories; o Units of state and local governments; o Eligible agencies of the Federal Government; o Domestic o Offers, or is affiliated with, accredited institutions that offer, Ph.D., M.D., D.O., D.C., N.D. and/or equivalent doctoral degrees. o Faith-based or community-based organizations INDIVIDUALS ELIGIBLE TO BECOME PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS The P.I. must have the skills, knowledge, and resources necessary to carry out the proposed research. Individuals from under-represented racial and ethnic groups as well as individuals with disabilities are always encouraged to apply for NIH programs. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS This application must include at least one investigator from a foreign country. The application must clearly delineate the contributions of each investigator to the pilot projects, planning, training and other activities proposed. Applicants must outline the research program envisioned for the Phase II ICRC (which is summarized at the end of this document), and clearly explain how the two-year developmental award will enhance the successful implementation of the research program envisioned for Phase II. The emphasis of this initiative is on establishing partnerships between foreign and U.S. researchers and practitioners, and between conventional and CAM/TM researchers and practitioners. Applicants must delineate which personnel will be responsible for which aspects of the pilot projects and planning activities, and indicate expected responsibilities of the proposed PICRC personnel and of prospective additional personnel in the Phase II activities. Applicants must also detail specific timelines for meeting the goals of the application, including goals for each activity (research, training, planning, infrastructure development, etc.) during each year of the award. Pilot projects may include Phase 1 clinical studies to test feasibility, dosing, outcome instruments, etc., for studies to be proposed for a subsequent award. Phase 2 and 3 clinical studies will not be funded through this RFA. More than 50% of the direct costs requested must be used at foreign institutions for planning, developmental or capacity-building activities expected to be critical to the success of the Phase II proposal. Applicants should provide a detailed assessment of the capacity-building and training needs in the foreign country(ies) that must be addressed to support the proposed research, and a detailed plan for addressing these needs. If enhancement of scientific infrastructure is proposed, the applicant must specifically consult with the relevant participating developing country officials to assure that the enhanced research capabilities can be sustained by the host country after completion of the award. WHERE TO SEND INQUIRIES Inquiries may fall into three areas: scientific/research, peer review, and financial or grants management issues. We strongly encourage inquiries concerning this RFA and strongly advise potential applicants to contact the coordinator of the NCCAM Centers for Research on CAM Program during the planning phase of the application. Direct inquiries about scientific/research issues to: Christine Goertz, D.C., Ph.D. Coordinator, Centers for Research on CAM Program Division of Extramural Research and Training National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine National Institutes of Health 6707 Democracy Blvd., Ste. 401, MSC 5475 Bethesda, MD 20892-5475 Telephone: (301) 402-1030 FAX: (301) 480-3621 Email: goertzc@mail.nih.gov Direct inquiries about peer review issues to: Martin Goldrosen, Ph.D. Director, Office of Scientific Review National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine National Institutes of Health 6707 Democracy Boulevard, Ste. 401, MSC 5475 Bethesda, MD 20892-5475 Telephone: (301) 594-2014 FAX: (301) 480-2419 Email: goldrosm@mail.nih.gov Direct questions about financial or grants management matters to: Victoria Carper, MPA Grants Management Officer National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine National Institutes of Health 6707 Democracy Boulevard, Ste. 401, MSC 5475 Bethesda, MD 20892-5475 Telephone: (301) 594-9102 FAX: (301) 480-1552 Email: vp8g@nih.gov LETTER OF INTENT Prospective applicants are asked to submit a letter of intent that includes the following information: o Descriptive title of the proposed research, o Name, address, and telephone number of the Principal Investigator, o Names of other key personnel, o Participating institutions, o Number and title of this RFA. Although a letter of intent is not required, is not binding, and does not enter into the review of a subsequent application, the information that it contains allows staff of the participating IC's to estimate the potential review workload and plan the review. The letter of intent is to be sent by the date listed at the beginning of this document. The letter of intent should be sent to: Christine Goertz, D.C., Ph.D. Coordinator, Centers for Research on CAM Program National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine National Institutes of Health 6707 Democracy Boulevard, Ste. 401, MSC 5475 Bethesda, MD 20892-5475 FAX: (301) 480-3621 Email: goertzc@mail.nih.gov SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION Applications must be prepared using the PHS 398 research grant application instructions and forms (rev. 5/2001). The PHS 398 is available at https://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/phs398.html in an interactive format. For further assistance contact GrantsInfo, telephone (301) 710-0267, FAX (301) 480-0525, Email: GrantsInfo@nih.gov. SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTIONS Applications responding to this RFA must present a description of the anticipated longer-term goals of the collaboration, and the specific roles to be played by each investigator and site in achieving those goals. They should provide a clear plan for conducting pilot projects, as well as for capacity building, development/enhancement of collaborations and development of the full- fledged ICRC application. This plan should include a detailed assessment of the specific research issues and capacity-building/training needs in the foreign country that the proposed activities will address. The plan should include a timeline specifying goals for each year of the award. Capacity-building activities may include training of investigators, technicians, practitioners and/or administrative personnel, informal meetings, workshops or small conferences, use of appropriate consultants, and analyses of extant data sets using new methodologies or approaches. Travel among sites for these purposes may be proposed. This RFA will not allow applications that are exclusively for meetings/travel and that do not have as their main goal the development of collaborations and the resources needed to support them, and the development of the collaborative research proposal to be submitted for Phase II. Pilot projects may include Phase 1 clinical studies to test feasibility, dosing, outcome instruments, etc., in preparation for studies to be proposed for a subsequent award. Phase 2 and 3 clinical studies will not be funded through this RFA. A maximum of 15 pages are allowed for items a-d of the research plan. USING THE RFA LABEL The RFA label available in the PHS 398 (rev. 5/2001) application form must be affixed to the bottom of the face page of the application. Type the RFA number on the label. Failure to use this label could result in delayed processing of the application such that it may not reach the review committee in time for review. In addition, the RFA title and number must be typed on line 2 of the face page of the application form and the YES box must be marked. The RFA label is also available at: https://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/label-bk.pdf. SENDING AN APPLICATION TO THE NIH Submit a signed, typewritten original of the application, including the Checklist, and three photocopies, in one package to: Center for Scientific Review National Institutes of Health 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 1040, MSC 7710 Bethesda, MD 20892-7710 Bethesda, MD 20817 (for express/courier service) At the time of submission, two additional copies of the application must be sent to: Martin Goldrosen, Ph.D. Director, Office of Scientific Review National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine National Institutes of Health 6707 Democracy Boulevard, Suite. 401, MSC 5475 Bethesda, MD 20892-5475 Telephone: (301) 594-2014 FAX: (301) 480-2419 Email: goldrosm@mail.nih.gov APPLICATION PROCESSING Applications must be received by the application receipt date listed in the heading of this RFA. If an application is received after that date, it will be returned to the applicant without review. The Center for Scientific Review (CSR) will not accept any application in response to this RFA that is essentially the same as one currently pending initial review, unless the applicant withdraws the pending application. The CSR will not accept any application that is essentially the same as one already reviewed. This does not preclude the submission of substantial revisions of applications already reviewed, but such applications must include an introduction addressing the previous critique. PEER REVIEW PROCESS Upon receipt, applications will be reviewed for completeness by the CSR and responsiveness by the participating IC's. Incomplete applications will be returned to the applicant without further consideration. Applications that are complete and responsive to the RFA will be evaluated for scientific and technical merit by an appropriate peer review group convened by NCCAM in accordance with the review criteria stated below. As part of the initial merit review, all applications: o receive a written critique, o undergo a process in which only those applications deemed to have the highest scientific merit, generally the top half of the applications under review, will be discussed and assigned a priority score, o receive a second level review by the National Advisory Council for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. REVIEW CRITERIA Reviewers of the PICRC applications will be required to judge the likelihood that the proposed activities will support the submission of subsequent competitive research proposal(s) to the NIH. Because this R21 application for Phase I of the ICRC initiative is designed to support the development of innovative, multidisciplinary, international collaborative research, preliminary data as evidence of feasibility of the research are not required. It is useful, however, to include or cite pilot data where relevant and available. The applicant is, in any case, responsible for presenting the relevant background literature, and for developing a rigorous plan. The following aspects of the PICRC will be evaluated: A) Pilot Projects B) Collaboration and Institutional Environments C) Planning D) Training A) PILOT PROJECTS The goals of NIH-supported research are to advance our understanding of biological systems, improve the control of disease, and enhance health. In the written comments, reviewers will be asked to discuss the following aspects of your application in order to judge the likelihood that the pilot study(ies) proposed in the current application will facilitate the pursuit of these goals: o Significance o Approach o Innovation o Investigators o Environment Note that the project does not need to be strong in all categories to be judged likely to have major scientific impact and thus deserve a high priority score. For example, you may propose to carry out important work that by its nature is not innovative but is essential to move a field forward. (1) SIGNIFICANCE: Do(es) your study(ies) address (an) important problem(s)? If the aims of your application are achieved, how do they advance scientific knowledge? What will be the effect of these studies on the concepts or methods that drive this field? (2) APPROACH: Are the conceptual framework, design, methods, and analyses adequately developed, well integrated, and appropriate to the aims of the project(s)? Do you acknowledge potential problem areas and consider alternative tactics? Is the plan to build capacity for rigorous CAM/TM research adequate and appropriate to local and international scientific needs beyond the specific targets of the proposed work? (3) INNOVATION: Does your project employ novel concepts, approaches or methods? Are the aims original and innovative? Does your project challenge existing paradigms or develop new methodologies or technologies? (4) INVESTIGATOR: Are you and the other participating investigators appropriately trained and well suited to carry out this work? Is the work proposed appropriate to your experience level as the Principal Investigator and to that of other researchers? Do you and the other investigators have appropriate administrative experience and competence in the development, implementation and management of comprehensive domestic and international research programs? (5) ENVIRONMENT: Does the scientific environment in which your work will be done contribute to the probability of success? Do the proposed experiments take advantage of unique features of the scientific environment or employ useful collaborative arrangements? Is there evidence of institutional support for, and commitment to, the proposed activities? Is the extent and level of non-U.S. participation and support appropriate and sufficient? Is there sufficient evidence of the availability and competence of the institutions involved to carry out all required legal, fiscal and policy responsibilities? B) COLLABORATION AND INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTS The following will be evaluated: o Strength of the evidence that the U.S. and foreign researchers and faculty worked closely together in the preparation of the application; o Likelihood that this planning activity will result in ongoing collaborative relationships between the partners in the participating countries; o As applicable, the degree to which the letters of support from senior faculty and/or institutional/center leaders address the need for mentoring of inexperienced Principal Investigators or for specific institutional/center commitments to ensure the success of the collaboration; o As applicable, the adequacy of provisions made for day-to-day oversight, coordination, support and logistical services needed to make the collaboration successful; o The degree to which the foreign institutions are likely to improve their capacity and ability to address important issues in CAM/TM research, develop independently supported research and capacity development programs and obtain financial support nationally and internationally, and the ways in which this will occur. C) PLANNING The following will be evaluated: o The adequacy of the different planning methods proposed to ensure highly interactive and integrated efforts between individual U.S. and foreign researchers and practitioners, and between conventional researchers and CAM/TM researchers and practitioners; o The appropriateness and adequacy of the specific researchers and practitioners identified from the U.S. and foreign institutions to contribute effectively to each aspect of this planning effort; o The relevance of the plans to develop resources/infrastructure to research to be proposed subsequently; o Likelihood that a successful planning effort will result in the submission of subsequent competitive, collaborative CAM/TM research applications; o As appropriate, the extent to which the local community will be involved in the planning process. D) TRAINING In the context of the PICRC, training may include instruction of students, fellows, interns, residents and other clinical and research personnel in CAM/TM concepts and methodologies and in conventional research methodology (which may include analytical methods, molecular biological methods, clinical trial planning, statistical methods, ethical practices, grant writing and understanding of the U.S. research funding system). Training and career development activities may also include development of mechanisms to allow for regular professional networking of investigators with their international peers. The training and career development program should also include appropriate training of administrative personnel. The following will be evaluated: o Feasibility of training programs to augment existing curriculum or aid in the development of new curricula at the U.S. and foreign institutions; o Likelihood that the proposed training will increase the pool of researchers conducting rigorous scientific research on CAM/TM in all participating countries; o The appropriateness of training and other capacity-building activities to the personnel involved and to the research to be proposed subsequently. ADDITIONAL REVIEW CRITERIA: In addition to the above criteria, the application will also be reviewed with respect to the following: o PROTECTIONS: The adequacy of the proposed protection for humans, animals, or the environment, to the extent they may be adversely affected by the project proposed in the application. o INCLUSION: The adequacy of plans to include subjects from both genders, all racial and ethnic groups (and subgroups), and children as appropriate for the scientific goals of the research. Plans for the recruitment and retention of subjects will also be evaluated. (See Inclusion Criteria included in the section on Federal Citations, below). o DATA SHARING: The adequacy of the proposed plan to share data. o BUDGET: The reasonableness of the proposed budget and the requested period of support in relation to the proposed planning process. RECEIPT AND REVIEW SCHEDULE Letter of Intent Receipt Date: February 28, 2002 Application Receipt Date: March 28, 2003 Peer Review Date: June/July 2003 Council Review: September 2003 Earliest Anticipated Start Date: September 15, 2003 AWARD CRITERIA Award criteria that will be used to make award decisions include: o Scientific merit (as determined by peer review); o Availability of funds; o Programmatic priorities; o Geographic balance. REQUIRED FEDERAL CITATIONS MONITORING PLAN AND DATA SAFETY AND MONITORING BOARD: Research components involving Phase I and II clinical trials must include provisions for assessment of patient eligibility and status, rigorous data management, quality assurance, and auditing procedures. In addition, it is NIH policy that all clinical trials require data and safety monitoring, with the method and degree of monitoring being commensurate with the risks (NIH Policy for Data Safety and Monitoring, NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts, June 12, 1998: https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/not98-084.html). INCLUSION OF WOMEN AND MINORITIES IN CLINICAL RESEARCH: It is the policy of the NIH that women and members of minority groups and their sub-populations must be included in all NIH-supported clinical research projects unless a clear and compelling justification is provided indicating that inclusion is inappropriate with respect to the health of the subjects or the purpose of the research. This policy results from the NIH Revitalization Act of 1993 (Section 492B of Public Law 103-43). All investigators proposing clinical research should read the AMENDMENT \"NIH Guidelines for Inclusion of Women and Minorities as Subjects in Clinical Research - Amended, October, 2001,\" published in the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts on October 9, 2001 (https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice- files/NOT-OD-00-048.html); a complete copy of the updated Guidelines are available at https://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/women_min/guidelines_update.htm. The amended policy incorporates: the use of an NIH definition of clinical research; updated racial and ethnic categories in compliance with the new OMB standards; clarification of language governing NIH-defined Phase III clinical trials consistent with the new PHS Form 398; and updated roles and responsibilities of NIH staff and the extramural community. The policy continues to require for all NIH-defined Phase III clinical trials that: a) all applications or proposals and/or protocols must provide a description of plans to conduct analyses, as appropriate, to address differences by sex/gender and/or racial/ethnic groups, including subgroups if applicable; and b) investigators must report annual accrual and progress in conducting analyses, as appropriate, by sex/gender and/or racial/ethnic group differences. INCLUSION OF CHILDREN AS PARTICIPANTS IN RESEARCH INVOLVING HUMAN SUBJECTS: The NIH maintains a policy that children (i.e., individuals under the age of 21) must be included in all human subjects research, conducted or supported by the NIH, unless there are scientific and ethical reasons not to include them. This policy applies to all initial (Type 1) applications submitted for receipt dates after October 1, 1998. All investigators proposing research involving human subjects should read the \"NIH Policy and Guidelines\" on the inclusion of children as participants in research involving human subjects that is available at https://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/children/children.htm. REQUIRED EDUCATION ON THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN SUBJECT PARTICIPANTS: NIH policy requires education on the protection of human subject participants for all investigators submitting NIH proposals for research involving human subjects. You will find this policy announcement in the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts Announcement, dated June 5, 2000, at https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice- files/NOT-OD-00-039.html. PUBLIC ACCESS TO RESEARCH DATA THROUGH THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT: The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A-110 has been revised to provide public access to research data through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) under some circumstances. Data that are (1) first produced in a project that is supported in whole or in part with Federal funds and (2) cited publicly and officially by a Federal agency in support of an action that has the force and effect of law (i.e., a regulation) may be accessed through FOIA. It is important for applicants to understand the basic scope of this amendment. NIH has provided guidance at https://grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/a110/a110_guidance_dec1999.htm. Applicants may wish to place data collected under this RFA in a public archive, which can provide protections for the data and manage the distribution for an indefinite period of time. If so, the application should include a description of the archiving plan in the study design and include information about this in the budget justification section of the application. In addition, applicants should think about how to structure informed consent statements and other human subjects procedures given the potential for wider use of data collected under this award. URLs IN NIH GRANT APPLICATIONS OR APPENDICES: All applications and proposals for NIH funding must be self-contained within specified page limitations. Unless otherwise specified in an NIH solicitation, Internet addresses (URLs) should not be used to provide information necessary to the review because reviewers are under no obligation to view the Internet sites. 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        "raw_content": "5 Things to Know About Hot Drinks and Esophageal Cancer\nJanuary 3, 2018 January 2, 2018 / bs king\t/ 5 Comments\nFun fact: according to CNN, on New Year\u2019s Day 90% of the US never got above freezing.\nSecond fun fact: on my way in to work this morning I passed an enormous fire burning a couple hundred yards from where the train runs. I Googled it to see what was happened and discovered it was a gas main that caught on fire, and they realized that shutting the gas off (normal procedure I assume) would have made thousands of people in the area lose heat. With temps hitting -6F, they couldn\u2019t justify the damage so they let the fire burn for two days while they figured out another way of putting it out.\nIn other words, it\u2019s cooooooooooold out there.\nWith a record cold snap on our hands and the worst yet to come this weekend, I\u2019ve been spending a lot of time warming up. This means a lot of hot tea and hot coffee have been consumed, which reminded me of a factoid I\u2019d heard a few months ago but never looked in to. Someone had told me that drinking hot beverages was a risk factor for esophageal cancer, but when pressed they couldn\u2019t tell me what was meant by \u201chot\u201d or how big the risk was. I figured this was as good a time as any to look it up, though I was pretty sure nothing I read was going to change my behavior. Here\u2019s what I found:\nHot means HOT When I first heard the hot beverage/cancer link, my first thought was about my morning coffee. However, I probably don\u2019t have to worry much. The official World Health Organization recommendation is to avoid drinking beverages that are over 149 degrees F. In case you\u2019re curious, Starbucks typically servers coffee at 145-165 degrees, and most of us would wait for it to cool for a minute before we drank it.\nTemperature has a better correlation with cancer than beverage type So why was anyone looking at beverage temperature as a possibly carcinogen to begin with? Seems a little odd, right? Well it turns out most of these studies were done in part to rule out that it was the beverage itself that was causing cancer. For example, quite a few of the initial studies noted that people who drank traditional Yerba Mate had higher esophageal cancer rates than those who didn\u2019t. The obvious hypothesis was that it was the Yerba Mate itself that was causing cancer, but then they noted that repeated thermal injury due to scalding tea was also a possibility. By separating correlation and causation, it was determined that those who drink Yerba Mate (or coffee or other tea) at lower temperatures did not appear to have higher rates of esophageal cancer. Nice work guys.\nThe risk has been noted in both directions So how big a risk are we looking at? A pretty sizable one actually. This article reports that hot tea drinkers are 8 times as likely to get esophageal cancer as those who drink tea at lower temperatures, and those who have esophageal cancer are twice as likely to say they drank their tea hot before they got cancer. When assessing risk, knowing both those numbers is important to establish a strong link.\nThe incidence rate seems to be higher in countries that like their beverages hot It\u2019s interesting to note that the US does not even come close to having the highest esophageal cancer rates in the world. Whereas our rate is about 4.2 per 100,000 people, countries like Malawi have rates of 24.2 per 100,000 people. Many of the countries that have high rates have traditions of drinking scalding hot beverages, and it\u2019s thought that combining that with other risk factors (smoking, alcohol consumption, poverty and poorly developed health care systems) could have a compounding effect. It\u2019s not clear if scalding your throat is a risk in and of itself or if it just makes you more susceptible to other risks, but either way it doesn\u2019t seem to help.\nThere is an optimum drinking temperature According to this paper, to minimize your risk while maximizing your enjoyment, you should serve your hot beverages at exactly 136 degrees F. Of course a lot of that has to do with how quickly you\u2019ll drink it and what the ambient temperature is. I was pretty impressed with my Contigo thermos for keeping my coffee pretty hot during my 1.5 mile walk from the train station in -3 degrees F this morning, but lesser travel mugs might have had a problem with that. Interestingly I couldn\u2019t find a good calculator to track how fast your beverage will cool under various conditions, but if you find one send it my way!\nOf course if you really want to cool a drink down quickly, just move to Fairbanks, Alaska and throw it in the air:\nWhat Can Your Dentist Tell You About Your Cancer Risk?\nNovember 6, 2016 / bs king\t/ 1 Comment\nFrom time to time something fun reminds me of an old post of mine and I get all excited to go back and research what\u2019s changed since I originally wrote them.\nA past post popped in to my head last week, but not for a good reason. A childhood friend of mine was diagnosed with ovarian cancer recently, which is a bit of a shock since she\u2019s only 35, and hits close to home since she has a daughter just a bit younger than my son. Working at a cancer hospital I am unfortunately used to seeing early and unfair diagnoses, but it still has an extra sting when it\u2019s someone you know and when they\u2019re in the same phase of life you are. This friend actually has an interesting intersection with this blog, as she\u2019s a science teacher whose class I\u2019ve visited and given a version of my Intro to Internet Science talk to. She does great work with those kids, and I loved meeting her class. If you\u2019re the prayers/good thoughts type, send some her way.\nNot the happiest of introductions, but the whole experience did remind me about how important it is for people to know the signs of ovarian cancer, as it can be easily missed. Additionally, it made me think of my 2013 post \u201cWhat Can Your Dentist Tell You About Your Risk For Ovarian Cancer?\u201d where I blogged about the link between congenitally missing teeth and ovarian cancer. I wondered if there had been any updates since then, and it looks like there are! Both scientifically and with a couple dozen spammers who left comments on my original post. Cosmetic dentistry folks apparently have a lot of bots working for them. Anyway, let\u2019s take a look! At the science, not the spammers that is.\nFirst, some background: For those of you who didn\u2019t read the original post, it covered a study that found that women who have ovarian cancer are 8 times more likely to have congenitally missing teeth than women who don\u2019t have ovarian cancer. Since I have quite a few congenitally (ie born that way not knocked out or pulled) missing teeth (both mandibular second molars and both mandibular second bicuspids), I was pretty interested in this fact. I used it as a good example of a correlation/causation issue, because there is likely a hidden third variable (like a gene mutation) causing both the missing teeth and the cancer as opposed to one of those two things causing the other one.\nSo why missing teeth? Well, first, because it\u2019s kind of fascinating to think of tooth abnormalities being linked to your cancer risk. Dental medicine tends to be pretty separate from other types of medicine, so exploring possible overlaps feels pretty novel. When someone has teeth that fail to develop (also known as hypodontia or angenesis), it\u2019s thought to be a sign of either an early developmental interruption or a gene mutation. Missing teeth are an intriguing disease marker because they are normally spotted early and conclusively. Knowing up front that you are at a higher risk for certain types of cancer could help guide screening guidelines for years.\nSo what\u2019s the deal with the ovarian cancer link? Well, it\u2019s been noted for a while that women are more likely to have hypodontia then men. Since hypodontia is likely caused by some sort of genetic mutation or disruption in development, it made a certain amount of sense to see if it was linked with cancer specific to women. The initial study linking missing teeth and ovarian cancer showed women with ovarian cancer were 8 times as likely to have missing teeth, but subsequent studies were less certain. A 2016 meta-analysis showed that overall it appears about 20% of ovarian cancer patients have evidence of hypodontia, as opposed to the general population rate of 2-11%. Unfortunately there\u2019s still not a definitive biological mechanism (ie a gene that clearly drives both), and there\u2019s not enough data to say how predictive missing teeth are (ie what my risk as a healthy person with known hypodontia is). We also don\u2019t know if more missing teeth means greater risk, or if it\u2019s only certain teeth that prove the risk. So while we\u2019re part way there, we\u2019re missing a few steps in the proving causality chain.\nAre there links to other cancers here too? Why yes! This paper from 2013 reviewed the literature and discovered that all craniofacial abnormalities (congenitally missing teeth, cleft palate, etc) seem to be associated with a higher family cancer risk. That paper actually interviewed people about all their family members cancer histories, to cast a wider net for genetic mutations. Interestingly, the sex-linked cancers (prostate, breast, cervical and ovarian) were significantly associated with missing teeth, as was brain cancer. In some families it looks like there is a link to colorectal cancer, but this doesn\u2019t appear to be broadly true.\nSo where does this leave us? While the evidence isn\u2019t yet completely clear, it does appear that people who are missing teeth should be on a slightly higher alert for signs of ovarian or prostate cancer. 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        "raw_content": "2015 Best of San Marcos Award\nGreen Gables Wedding Estate Receives 2015 Best of San Marcos Award\nSan Marcos Award Program Honors the Achievement\nSAN MARCOS May 3, 2015 -- Green Gables Wedding Estate has been selected for the 2015 Best of San Marcos Award in the Wedding Venue category by the San Marcos Award Program.\nEach year, the San Marcos Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and our community. These exceptional companies help make the San Marcos area a great place to live, work and play.\nVarious sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2015 San Marcos Award Program focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by the San Marcos Award Program and data provided by third parties.\nAbout San Marcos Award Program\nThe San Marcos Award Program is an annual awards program honoring the achievements and accomplishments of local businesses throughout the San Marcos area. Recognition is given to those companies that have shown the ability to use their best practices and implemented programs to generate competitive advantages and long-term value.\nThe San Marcos Award Program was established to recognize the best of local businesses in our community. Our organization works exclusively with local business owners, trade groups, professional associations and other business advertising and marketing groups. Our mission is to recognize the small business community's contributions to the U.S. economy.\nSOURCE: San Marcos Award Program\nSan Marcos Award Program\nEmail: PublicRelations@awardservice.org\nURL: http://www.awardservice.org\nAll rights reserved. Copyright \u00a9 Green Gables Wedding Estate 2019",
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        "raw_content": "Public-university researchers get cash for studying GMOs \u2014 and the shaft for studying organic ag\nBy Nancy Scola on Feb 21, 2008\nThe following essay, which first appeared on Alternet, is a lucid, detailed look at what has become of public-university agriculture research in an age of budget austerity.\nI\u2019ve startled a bug scientist. \u201cYeah, now I\u2019m nervous,\u201d said Mike Hoffmann, a Cornell University entomologist and crop specialist who spends his days with cucumber beetles and small wasps. But he\u2019s also in charge of keeping the research funding flowing at Cornell\u2019s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. What have I done to alarm him? I\u2019ve drawn his attention to the newly released FY 2009 Presidential Budget.\nLike more than a hundred public institutions of higher learning, Cornell is what\u2019s known as a \u201cland grant\u201d college. Dotting the United States from Ithaca, N.Y., to Pullman, Wash., such schools were established by a Civil War-era act of Congress to provide universities centered around \u201cthe agriculture and mechanic arts.\u201d Congress handed each U.S. state a chunk of federal land to be sold for start-up monies, and for the last 150 years, it has funded groundbreaking research on all things agriculture, from dirt to crops to cattle.\nThe land-grant system has been, in short, a high-yield investment. The scientific research that has come out of land-grant labs and fields has aided millions of farmers and fed millions of Americans. And the land-grant reach doesn\u2019t stop at ocean\u2019s edge. Oklahoma State, the Sooner State\u2019s land grant, says that the public funding of land-grant research \u201chas benefited every man, woman and child in the United States and much of the world.\u201d\nThat was until America\u2019s land-grant system met George W. Bush.\nTucked into the appendix of Bush\u2019s latest national budget is a nearly one-third cut in the public funding for agriculture research at the land grants. The size of the cut is surprising, but not its existence \u2014 it\u2019s part of a multiyear drive by the Bush administration to completely eliminate regular public research funding. In a press briefing last week, a USDA deputy secretary illuminated the Bush administration\u2019s rationale for the transition to competitive grant making: \u201cThat\u2019s how you get the most bang for the buck.\u201d\nWallace Huffman, an Iowa State agro-economist, is deeply unimpressed with Bush\u2019s \u201cbang\u201d approach to land-grant research. \u201cThere\u2019s a sense in the president\u2019s office that you invest in research like you invest in building cars,\u201d Huffman told me last week. Land-grant school officials are similarly skeptical. In a survey, Kansas State argued that the loss of regular funding would upend education. Minnesota complained that cuts would undermine ongoing research projects. North Dakota simply asked, \u201cWhat is the future of ag research?\u201d\nGood question. A reasonable answer? The future of agricultural research at America\u2019s land-grant institutions belongs to biotech conglomerates like Monsanto. And it seems likely that it\u2019s a future of chemical-dependent, genetically modified, bioengineered agriculture.\nIn stark contrast to how the federal government and many states are wallowing in red ink, the St. Louis-based Monsanto boasted more than $7 billion in annual sales in 2007 \u2014 simply the latest in four years of record-smashing profits. And so when our president says that the time has come for public land-grant institutions to get cracking at \u201cleveraging nonfederal resources,\u201d you can be sure that Monsanto\u2019s ears perk.\nBut, it doesn\u2019t take a presidential invitation to get Monsanto to sink its roots in the land-grant system. Those roots are already planted. Iowa State\u2019s campus boasts a Monsanto Auditorium and the school offers students Monsanto-funded graduate fellowships on seed policy with a special focus on \u201cthe protection of intellectual property rights.\u201d Kansas State has spun off Wildcat Genetics, a side company whose purpose is the selling of soybean seeds genetically engineered to survive the application of Roundup \u2014 the result of a decades long relationship with Monsanto, the pesticide\u2019s maker.\nBut don\u2019t get the wrong idea about Monsanto\u2019s land-grant activities. By that, I mean, don\u2019t think the company is the only multinational biotech conglomerate firmly rooted in American land-grant soil.\nHead on down to Texas A&M. There you\u2019ll find the a chair for the \u201cDow Chemical Professor of Biological and Agricultural Engineering.\u201d Similar chairs exist at West Virginia State and Louisiana State. The agricultural college of the University of California at Davis is funded in part by DuPont and Calgene.\nThe University of California at Berkeley\u2019s Plant and Microbiology Department entered into a $25 million/five-year quasi-exclusive research agreement with the Swiss-based Novartis, which then became Syngenta, which now funds the land-grant research group on soybean fungi. In 2005, Purdue, Indiana\u2019s land-grant school, developed an application of the so-called Terminator gene pioneered by Delta Pine and Land Co.; school officials and researchers later took to the hustings when the public resisted the idea of self-sterilizing plants.\nBut the agricultural industry\u2019s relationship with the land-grant system is not an entirely new development. In 1973, former Texas agricultural commissioner and activist Jim Hightower lamented the situation in his landmark report, \u201cHard Tomatoes, Hard Times: The Failure of America\u2019s Land Grant College Complex.\u201d\nBut the world of agriculture today is a far different place than when Hightower wrote.\nFor one thing, in the early 1970s Monsanto was still a decade away from genetically modifying its very first plant cell. For another, back then the federal government was still committed to providing steady research funding.\nAnd, importantly, it was neither possible nor profitable for our nation\u2019s bastions of higher learning to be players in the global agribusiness. But intervening tectonic shifts in American public policy help us to understand why a public institution like Purdue would fight so darn hard to defend a biotech advance like the Terminator gene: in a manner of speaking, they own the thing.\nJump ahead to 1980, when the U.S. Supreme Court under Warren Burger decided that, as long as they\u2019d been tweaked from their natural state, living organisms from seeds to microbes or Terminator genes could be patented just as if they were a new cotton gin or tractor blade. And in that same year, Congress gave universities a kick towards the marketplace by encouraging institutions to file patent claims on the discoveries and inventions of their faculty researchers \u2014 no matter if their work was funded in whole or in part by taxpayer dollars.\nThe summed effect was that, suddenly, a public institution like Purdue had a great deal of motivation for working with Delta Pine and Land Co. to see if they might make a buck off their biotech invention in the marketplace. What\u2019s more, the policy shift made it so individual lab geeks themselves stood to profit, eligible for a large slice of whatever windfall their discovery generated.\nAs the biotech industry has since exploded, the impact on the land-grant system is perhaps not unexpected. \u201cResearchers want to be at both the cutting edge of science and the cutting edge of the marketplace,\u201d says Andrew Neighbour, until recently the director of UCLA\u2019s office on the business applications of faculty research. (The entire University of California system functions as that state\u2019s \u201cland-grant institution.\u201d) And so the advent of patentable and profitable plants (and animals, for that matter) has meant a shift in research focus away new knowledge and towards the creation of marketable products.\nThe land-grant institutions find themselves in a pickle. \u201cOn the one hand,\u201d says Paul Gepts, professor of agronomy and plant genetics at UC Davis, schools pushed into the free market have developed the habit of patenting research and found a taste for private business deals. But on the other hand, \u201cthey have a public role where the information they produce should be available to all.\u201d\nAs things stand, \u201cpublic universities,\u201d says Dr. Gepts, \u201care a contradiction.\u201d\nThis embrace of patents and profits means that land-grant agricultural research centers today are not playgrounds of academic collaboration they once were. \u201cThings have changed enormously,\u201d says William Folk, a plant geneticist at the University of Missouri. \u201cWhen I started in the \u201970s,\u201d he recalls fondly, \u201cmeetings were filled with people criticizing each other and sharing ideas.\u201d But today, he says \u201cif you have an idea that has any potential commercial value, you\u2019re reluctant to share.\u201d\nNot surprisingly, school administrators argue that a negative reading of the cozy relationship between agricultural researchers and biotech corporations like Monsanto and Syngenta is hogwash. When asked, Neal Van Alfen, dean of the UC Davis College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, acknowledges that about 20 percent of the $165 million annual research budget is contributed by industry. But Dean Van Alfen is quick to add, \u201cIt forms just one part of who we work with.\u201d Research conducted in conjunction with industry interests, he insists, is simply one chunk of \u201can awfully large amount of work.\u201d\nBut numbers and percentages don\u2019t tell the whole story, because of the way that industry engages in the land-grant system. In short, they skim. Here\u2019s how it works: (a) federal and state governments hand over taxpayer money to build and sustain the basic infrastructure, without which research can\u2019t hope to take place, then (b) the biotech industry injects some smaller amount of much-needed cash into the system, and then (c) agribusinesses skim off and patent the most promising (and potentially profitable) discoveries that rise to the top.\nStill, administrators argue, scientific professionalism keeps industry in check \u2014 a researcher who fudges his or her findings to curry industry favor is in for a short career. But that line of reasoning misses the real concern. What\u2019s alarming isn\u2019t that global agribusiness conglomerates like Monsanto, Dow Chemical, and DuPont are getting the answers they want from our land-grant entomologists, agronomists, and plant geneticists.\nIt\u2019s that at public institutions, private interests are the ones asking the questions.\nWhat must be kept in mind is that land-grant researchers are generally expected to bring to the table their own research funding, and the situation can already be fairly dire. When UC Davis\u2019 Paul Gepts comments on how his institution\u2019s support is limited to a base salary, I attempt a lame joke: \u201cThey give you a desk too, right?\u201d Yes, he responds, but a phone is another matter.\nFaculty researchers are so hungry for funding that, says Missouri\u2019s William Folk, \u201cif companies want to entice researchers to work on their projects, all they have to do is wave a bit of money.\u201d The availability of funds, he says, \u201cmakes an enormous difference in what we can do.\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019re opportunists,\u201d Folk says, with compassion, of himself and his fellow researchers, \u201cwe go after money where it might be.\u201d\nWhen it comes to how industry-university relations shape academic research, UCLA\u2019s Andrew Neighbour is the person to talk to. While an administrator at Washington University in St. Louis, Neighbour managed the school\u2019s landmark multiyear and multimillion-dollar relationship with Monsanto. (Note: WashU is a private institution.) \u201cThere\u2019s no question that industry money comes with strings,\u201d Neighbour admits. \u201cIt limits what you can do, when you can do it, who it has to be approved by.\u201d\nAnd so the issue at hand becomes one of the questions that are being asked at public land-grant schools. While Monsanto, DuPont, Syngenta, et al., are paying the bills, are agricultural researchers going to pursue such lines of scientific inquiry as \u201cHow will this new corn variety impact the independent New York farmer?\u201d Or, \u201cWill this new tomato make eaters healthier?\u201d\nIt seems far more likely that the questions that multinational biotech conglomerates are willing to pay to have answered run along the lines of \u201cHow can we keep growing our own bottom lines?\u201d\nI put it to Dr. Folk. \u201cThe companies are there to make money, no doubt,\u201d he responds.\nWhat suffers for falling outside the scope of industry interest? Organic farming, for one. The Organic Farming Research Foundation was founded in the 1980s after, Executive Director Bob Scowcroft tells me, farmers interested in weaning themselves from chemical dependence approached their local land-grant outreach agents for help for pest management. As Scowcroft tells it, their advice was invariably in the spirit of, \u201cWell, sure, I can tell you what to spray.\u201d\nOFRF began arming land-grant researchers with modest grants, but found that academics interested in conducting organic-related research faced obstacles beyond funding.\n\u201cComing out of the organic closet could be the beginning of the end of your career,\u201d says Scowcroft. Looking outside biotech agriculture is, he says, \u201clike throwing 30 years of the Green Revolution in your boss\u2019s face.\u201d Today, says John Reganold, an OFRF grantee and apple researcher at Washington State University, academics interested in organic farming \u201cjust don\u2019t have the money to do what we need to do.\u201d\nAlso the subject of minimal industry attention: so-called orphan crops, like sorghum and cassava, which feed millions of people in the developing world but aren\u2019t considered patentable or profitable. UC Davis\u2019 Paul Gepts is working to breed a disease-resistant variety of the East African common bean, an important protein source for AIDS sufferers. He\u2019s turned to an English charitable group for funding, and all involved have agreed to resist patenting the plant \u2014 once a useful variety is developed, the science will be left in the public domain.\nWhile it\u2019s clear that funding cash is the carrot used by agribusiness to entice researchers into asking the questions industry is most interested in having answered, there is a stick involved: corporately held patents used to block them from asking others.\nThat\u2019s certainly been Paul Gepts\u2019s experience, when he thought he might tackle the question of gene transfer in Mexican maize varieties. The question, though, is a sensitive one for Monsanto, as one of the arguments against transgenic crops is the difficulty in containing their spread \u2014 raising the specter of a threat to the world\u2019s biodiversity. As the maize he was interested in was patented by Monsanto, Gepts asked the company for some samples. Their response: no way.\nWhen I asked Gepts for his take on Monsanto\u2019s motivation for the refusal, I hadn\u2019t yet finished the question when he answered: \u201cAvoiding scrutiny,\u201d he said. Missouri\u2019s Folk seconds the contention that such private claims on science impede research, saying, \u201cOur ability to do science is constrained by the patents held by agribusiness.\u201d\nAll this said, it\u2019s not fair to say that there hasn\u2019t been resistance against public land-grant schools mutating into institutions of private science. After Novartis had become involved in UC Berkeley\u2019s Department of Plant and Microbiology, the school ordered an internal review by the academic senate, which ultimately deemed the relationship \u201ca mistake.\u201d Lawrence Busch, a Berkeley faculty member who headed the review said at its conclusion: \u201cI think it is high time for serious discussions of what the devil we want our universities to be.\u201d\nWhen Mike Hoffmann \u2014 the Cornell entomologist I startled by sharing Bush\u2019s proposed budget cuts \u2014 recovers from his shock, he offers his take on \u201cwhat the devil\u201d our universities should be. The principle that should guide Cornell, Berkeley, Missouri, and our other land-grant institutions is simple, he says: public funding for the public good. The mission of America\u2019s centers of agricultural learning is, he concludes, \u201cto produce new knowledge for the public benefit. 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        "raw_content": "Diabetes is a condition that impacts sugar metabolism. A hormone called insulin helps transport sugar (glucose) across the cell membrane so the cell has energy to work. If blood sugar goes too high, the person can go into a coma and die. Some diabetics are required to take insulin to help control their blood sugar. If they do not receive their insulin they can certainly die. Because of the dangers associated with Diabetes it is certainly considered a \u201cserious medical\u201d need.\nWhy a healthcare provider would withhold a person\u2019s insulin is inhumane and borders on criminal. This is what a jail nurse in Mississippi is up against now. She is being charged criminally for manslaughter and faces a civil lawsuit for violating an inmate\u2019s civil rights.\nA guy, who was a diabetic, was arrested and brought to a Mississippi jail. Seven days later he was dead because a registered nurse, Carmon Brannan, failed to give him insulin. The news report notes that the jail had insulin on hand, including a dose brought by the decedent\u2019s mother, and another dose in the decedent\u2019s glove box. The nurse called his mother and spoke to her about his diabetes, yet she only took his blood sugar one time in seven days.\nWitnesses at the jail claimed that the Nurse said the decedent was\u201dfaking\u201d his illness. If this bears out to be true, the Nurse\u2019s lack of action is uncalled for.\nThe nurse is set to go to trial on October 16, 2017. If she is convicted and sentenced to jail or prison, she will be totally dependent on the institution\u2019s healthcare providers for her medical needs.\nA civil rights lawsuit alleging that Brannan was deliberately indifferent to the Decedent\u2019s serious medical needs was filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi.\nThe lawsuit alleges that Dixon was arrested and brought to jail. He told the booking officer that he was an insulin dependent diabetic. After the booking process, Brannan called Dixon\u2019s mother and discussed his insulin needs. Dixon\u2019s mom purchased insulin at a pharmacy and brought it to the jail for Dixon. Additionally, Dixon\u2019s insulin was also retrieved from his vehicle.\nBrannan did not give Dixon his insulin and failed to intervene when folks reported that his medical condition was deteriorating. Dixon ended up dying for complications associated with his diabetes.\nIn my view, Brannan will be found liable of deliberate indifference to Dixon\u2019s serious medical needs. In order to be successful, Dixon\u2019s Estate is going to have to show that he had a serious medical need (diabetes is a serious medical need), and that Brannan appreciated the risks of not treating diabetes and showed a callous disregard to the risks. Again, every healthcare provider knows that high blood sugar can cause coma and death.\nBrannan is also going to have to worry about her nursing license in this matter. If the nursing board hasn\u2019t already investigated her license, they will surely do so in the future.\nThis is a sad case. Based on the reports and lawsuit, it appears that the healthcare providers at the jail were just apathetic to the needs of Dixon and as a result of the apathy the young man died.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb News \u00bb Fire Under Control At Oxigen Plant\nComments Off on Fire Under Control At Oxigen Plant\nFire Brigade Brings Fire Under Control\nDublin Fire Brigade dispatched four units to Oxigen Waste Recycling plant following a blaze, which began in the early hours of Saturday morning.\nThe inferno, which completely destroyed the company\u2019s building for waste processing systems, has now been contained.\nCurrently the Oxigen facility employs up to 120 workers. The company, which has another recycling facility within the area, with a further 25 sites spread throughout the country, hopes to redeploy as many staff as possible.\nThe Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proceeded to launch an investigation into the incident. It is understood that it may be a further 24 hours before forensics determine what caused the blaze to the processing building.\nThe fire has resulted in a number of disruptions to the local area, with no access allowed past the cordon point at Ballymount Ave / Ballymount Drive Junction.\nThe smoke from the blaze is a cause for concern, according to The EPA, who classified the blaze as a Category 1 incident. Garda\u00ed have advised residence located close by the area to keep all windows and doors closed where possible.\nAccording to a report in the Irish Independent, a spokesperson for the EPA said: \u201cWe are taking this fire seriously. The fire has been going on for some time now and there may be a significant environmental impact.\u201d\nTo learn more about fire safety, please refer to one of our courses listed below:\nBasic Fire Safety Training Courses\nFire Warden (Marshal) Instructor Training Course\nWe also offer a consultancy service on Risk Assessment and advice on additional controls required to be compliant with fire safety legislation. You can also contact us for more information by ringing 01-4243013 or by emailing us.",
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        "raw_content": "The Benefits of Music in Early Learning2017-05-262017-08-02https://hamersleychildcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/hamerlsey-logo.pngHamersley Early Learning Schoolhttps://hamersleyearlylearning.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/early-learning.jpg200px200px\nHome \u00bb The Benefits of Music in Early Learning\nEven if you weren\u2019t a musical person before you had children, chances are you\u2019ve been bopping, swaying and cooing your way through the days since you did; and you probably haven\u2019t even released it.\nCommunicating through sounds, rhythm, pitch, and beat are all natural ways of bonding with your baby. And apart from being fun, they help your little one in so many ways.\nIf you\u2019re looking for reasons to bring a little extra music into your life, you won\u2019t need to look far. Music positively impacts the growth and development of our brains at all stages of life, particularly when we are young.\nNeuroscience has investigated the effect of music on the brain and can now prove its capacity to literally change our minds. And while listening is great, playing is even better.\nThe parts of our brain associated with auditory processing, spatial coordination, motor control and emotional intelligence are all positively impacted by music. Learning to follow music and play along just enhances this development further. Auditory processing means sounds, which leads to language development and eventually literacy.\nMotor skills and spatial coordination will be refined and strengthened by learning to play music, but for very young children moving along to the music is the best place to start.\nHow to Bring More Music into your Life\nMusic is central to learning programs at Hamersley Early Learning School. From infants to toddlers to kindy all programs incorporate music in different ways. There are a range of ways this can be continued at home, depending on your child\u2019s life stage.\nSinging to your baby can be wonderfully soothing for you both. Singing creates harmony in the otherwise fractious tired mind of a family, while creating intimacy with your little one. Sing a favourite song regularly and your baby will come to recognise the tune, as well as responding to your enjoyment of the tune.\nYou can sing to your little one while bathing, dressing, eating or while putting them to sleep. If you have an instrument, allow them to see you play it; they may even wish to try themselves. Plucking strings or banging on a tambourine are easy ways to explore music. You can also use sleepy time music, such as classical or ambient to soothe infants at night.\nToddlers love to move to music and they often like a wide arrange of styles. Repetition of songs encourages the use of words and memorisation. This can help with early literacy skills. Reproducing rhythms by clapping or tapping objects is easy and fun. You can make your own shakers with rice in a small plastic bottle, upturned pots and pans, or check out the toy store for some simple percussion instruments for toddlers.\nChildren between 3-5 years old love to sing. At this age, your child will most likely enjoy singing nursery rhymes and songs about things they are familiar with. This includes things like animals, toys, and people. Action rhymes with or even without musical accompaniment are great, teaching rhythm, co-ordination and language skills.\nHaving a family dance is always fun, and wooden spoons still make the best microphones.\nAt this age, your child is likely to have an opinion about the kind of music they like. They will also be exposed to music in the school curriculum and may find they have an interest in music lessons. Trying a range of different instruments is great for young children and an effective way of finding out if they enjoy a particular instrument. If your child starts out on something and decides it\u2019s not for them, don\u2019t worry. This is perfectly normal. Rather than giving up, offering them the opportunity to try something else will keep the music alive.\nIf you would like to speak with a child care educator at Hamersley Early Learning School about our music program, enrolment or for any other enquiries, contact us today.",
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        "raw_content": "Blockchain Could Help Artists Profit More from Their Creative Works\nAnyone who follows the cultural industries \u2014 art, music, publishing, theater, cinema \u2014 knows of the tussles between artists and those who feed off of their talents. The traditional food chain in movie-making, for example, is a long one: Between those who create a film and those who pay for it \u2014 movie goers, cable subscribers, pay-per-viewers, advertisers, rights licensees, and institutional sponsors such as the National Endowment for the Arts \u2014 is a multitude of middlemen: online retailers (Amazon, Walmart), streaming video services (Netflix, YouTube, Hulu), theatre venues (Wanda\u2019s AMC, Regal, Cinemark), product placement and media agencies (Propaganda GEM, Omicom\u2019s OMD), film producers (Columbia Pictures, Marvel Studios, Disney-Pixar), movie distributors (Sony Pictures, Universal, Warner Bros.), home marketers (Fox, HBO), cable and satellite services (Comcast, DirectTV), video syndicators (PMI, TVS), film libraries and archives (Eastman House, Getty Images), and talent agencies (WME, CAA, ICM), each with its own contracts and accounting systems. That\u2019s a staggeringly long list.\nEach of these middlemen takes a cut of the revenues and passes along the rest, with the leftovers typically reaching the artists themselves months later, per the terms of their contracts.\nSo concentrated is the power in this feeding frenzy that many actors have taken themselves off the menu by launching their own companies within the existing industry model. The same is true in music, too. For example, Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter Imogen Heap has been a pioneer in the field with the launch of Mycelia, a think-and-do-tank whose goal is \u201cto empower a fair, sustainable and vibrant music industry ecosystem involving all online music interaction services,\u201d using blockchain. Artlery, a company founded by technologists and artists, is attempting the same thing for physical art such as sculptures and paintings. But for most artists and creators, that\u2019s not an option.\nEnter blockchain-based platforms and programmable templates called smart contracts. Blockchain is a new technology platform, running on millions of devices and open to anyone, where not just information but anything of value \u2014 money, titles, and deeds, but also music, art, scientific discoveries, and other intellectual property \u2014 can be moved and stored securely and privately, where trust is established not by powerful intermediaries like movie studios, streaming services, banks, or other companies, but rather through mass collaboration and clever code.\nCombine this powerful new technology with an artistic community that values inclusion; integrity; transparency in deal making; respect of rights; privacy; security; and fair exchange of value, and you\u2019ve got yourself a new ecosystem for motion pictures, video games, and other creative pursuits.\n\u201cA lot of untapped creative energy is wasted on the practicalities that living in a centralized paradigm foster,\u201d writes Zach LeBeau, CEO of SingularDTV, a blockchain-based digital content management and distribution platform. His vision is to decentralize the entertainment industry so that creative individuals can profit from the films, videos, games, and art they help to make. He expects decentralization to \u201crealize a world that utilizes the greatest potential of every person.\u201d\nLeBeau\u2019s vision is not a pipedream. Various companies are already collaborating on the blockchain to develop an ecosystem with artist-friendly features, such as:\nValue templates to construct deals that respect the artist as an entrepreneur and equal partner in any venture. LeBeau considers the engine of SingularDTV to be its smart contract system, which continually directs the flow of funding to, and revenues from, projects per the automated terms of agreement.\nFunding mechanisms whereby artists can raise venture capital. For example, actor Mitzi Peirone plans to use WeiFund, a blockchain-based crowdsale platform, to fund part of her debut thriller, Braid. Unlike Kickstarter or Indiegogo, WeiFund turns supporters into investors who share in the profits, should a film become profitable.\nInclusive revenues that use self-executing smart contracts to divide profits fairly and without delays according to each person\u2019s contribution to the creative process. This benefits not just actors, screenwriters, and directors, for example, but also other artists and engineers.\nTransparent ledgers distributed on the blockchain so that everyone can see how much revenue a film is generating and who is getting what percentage.\nMicrometering and micromonetizing functionality to stream the revenues immediately to the artists and contributors, the way a film itself streams to online viewers. For example, filmmakers can monetize their content directly by making it available through Wiper, an encrypted messaging app that comes with a bitcoin wallet. Consumers can view films on their mobile devices in exchange for bitcoin.\nUsage data analytics in the hands of artists at last, to attract the right merchandisers and distributors, plan promotions, and crowdfund resources for future creative collaborations with other artists.\nDigital rights management (DRM) \u2014 that is, the deployment of smart contracts to maximize the value of digital rights in a database. For example, SingularDTV represents film, television and software projects on the blockchain as SNGLS tokens.\nPiracy protection though public key infrastructure, which enables artists to exchange their assets securely with consumers over networks. For example, Custos Media Technologies, a South African startup, has deployed the bitcoin blockchain to track media piracy by incentivizing the file-sharing community to police pirated content.\nDynamic pricing mechanisms to experiment with promotions and auction-style schemes that could even tie pay-per-view and advertising rates to the online demand for a film.\nReputation systems that cull data from a token address\u2019s transaction history and social media, to create a reputation score for that address. Artists will be able to establish their own credibility as well as that of prospective partners and refrain from doing deals with entities that fall short of reputational standards or lack necessary funding in their accounts.\nIn this new ecosystem, we see a place for Netflix and YouTube; a place for studio curation; and a place for fan-generated content. 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        "raw_content": "The Incredible Power of Donating\nThe Hearing Aid Project accepts hearing aids of any age or condition from donors across the country, but you may be wondering- where will my donated hearing aid go? Take a trip with us to follow a hearing aid\u2019s journey from beginning to end.\nMusician and Mother Finds Hope with the Hearing Aid Project\nThe Hearing Aid Project has provided various individuals with hearing aids all across the country. What they all share is the desire to improve their hearing health, while regaining the joys of everyday life.\nHelping Others is a Dream Come True\nA few years ago, Hearing Charities of America (HCOA) began dreaming of a way to help those with hearing loss all over the United States. In August 2016, HCOA\u2019s dream was turned into a reality when the Hearing Aid Project officially launched.\nDeaf Education Professor Reaches Her Fundraising Finish Line\nStephanie Gardiner-Walsh is a tremendous advocate for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. She is an accomplished professor in Deaf Education at Illinois State University, and is deeply involved with HLAA and Sertoma Camp for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children.\nWhat Happens After the Project?\nIn early March, Wanda Joyce Brock started the process of receiving free hearing aids from the Hearing Aid Project. Noticing the decline in her daily communications with colleagues and loved ones, she was eager to restore her hearing for those around her.\nHow to Package and Send Hearing Aids\nDonation bins and centers have become a staple in communities across the country, making it easier than ever to give old items a new home. Hearing aids are no exception, which is why the Hearing Aid Project makes it simple to turn donated hearing aids...\nAn Audiologist\u2019s Perspective of the Project\nAudiologists are essential to the success of the Hearing Aid Project. Their time and expertise in fitting patients with their hearing aids is one of the most important parts of the process. The day a recipient is fit with their hearing aids is the day...\nHearing in the Heat of Summer\nThere\u2019s no better feeling than having the sun kiss your skin or the wind blow through your hair. But for those with hearing aids, the heat of summer can quickly turn into the perfect storm.\nDaughter Donates Mother\u2019s Hearing Aids\nThe phrase \u201cbig things come in small packages\u201d is often used when something small holds tremendous power. For Debra Lipowski, she recognized this power within her late mother\u2019s hearing aid when she chose to donate to the Hearing Aid Project.\nA Match Made in Hearing Heaven\nIf you walk into the kitchen of Jose and Lydia Castro, you are bound to smell the fresh aroma of authentic Mexican cuisine being freshly prepared for their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Lydia describes this traditional gathering as her favorite family activity.",
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        "raw_content": "Posts Tagged \u2018cancer survival\u2019\nTelling the story that\u2019s closest to home\nSteven (my husband) and I have decided to officially declare our performance at the Ballard Writer\u2019s Jam last night a smashing success! We told the story of how cancer brought us together (read the story here) to a packed house, and we finished to sustained applause and lots of audience members \u2013 some literally in tears \u2013 telling us how inspiring our story was.\nSteven Bishofsky and I sharing our story at Ballard Writer's Jam\nI tell you this not so much as an excuse to pat myself on the back (well, maybe there\u2019s a little of that), but to make a point about telling stories, whether live or in writing. For Steven and I, the story of how we met is no longer a big deal \u2013 it\u2019s just our story. In fact, we\u2019ve told it so many times that, at this point, we find it a bit old hat. It\u2019s only when we tell it to others that we realize how unique and moving it is and the possibility that it has to make an impact on people\u2019s lives.\nI believe that the same is often true for the stories we write. We dismiss the ideas that seem simple and obvious to us as not being high-concept enough or trendy enough or hot enough or whatever. But it\u2019s often those very stories, the ones that seem simple because they\u2019re so much a part of who we are, that can have the most impact on readers.\nSo next time you\u2019re trying to decide what to write about, instead of reaching for an idea that\u2019s far outside your experience, consider going with the story that\u2019s closest to home. 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One day I felt so sick at school that I went to the school nurse, who called my dad to come pick me up. He took me to our family doctor, who sent me directly to the hospital. To make a long story short, I was diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin\u2019s Lymphoma. I received chemotherapy, recovered, and have been healthy for over 35 years.\nAfter Steven finished graduate school, he took a trip to Switzerland. One day while he was there, he had a massive headache. The headache eventually went away, but when he got back to the states, he had a CAT scan and discovered that he had a brain tumor \u201cthe size of a small hamster\u201d (Steven\u2019s words). He had it removed surgically and underwent chemo and radiation and is now a 17-year brain cancer survivor.\nWhen I was a young adult, all I wanted to do was forget my cancer experience and put it behind me. But when I reached my late 30s I had a change of heart and decided that I wanted to connect with other cancer survivors. It was with desire to connect in mine that I volunteered to help set up tables for a Cancer Survivor Celebration at the University of Washington in June of 1997.\nWhile I was setting up the tables, I noticed a very attractive man standing on the sidelines with a guitar. I figured he was a hired musician. He also had a little boy with him, so I assumed he was married. It wasn\u2019t until he was announced in the program as a brain cancer survivor that I realized we had the cancer experience in common. After hearing his moving song, which he\u2019d written during his darkest days, I was even more intrigued. When the program ended, I decided to take a risk and talk to him.\nThat conversation led to a coffee date, which led to more dates, which eventually led to our marriage in 1999. I couldn\u2019t ask for a better husband, partner, and friend.\nSteven and me on the Big Island, 2010\nI love hearing stories of how couples got together. Do you have an interesting story to share?\nTags:cancer survival, life\nA Writing Exercise for Cancer Survivors\nWhen Stacy Lawson of Red Square Yoga asked me if I would lead a writing exercise as part of a Restorative Yoga workshop at Gilda\u2019s Club, a community resource for cancer survivors and their families, I jumped at the opportunity. I figured that between my personal writing practice and my own experience with cancer, I\u2019d be able to come up with a great activity for the workshop. But then I started to wonder what I\u2019d gotten myself into. What could I possibly offer people to help them get through what is probably the most difficult experience of their lives?\nThen I remembered how, when I was undergoing chemotherapy for Hodgkin\u2019s Lymphoma as a teen, I would try to escape the uncomfortable sensations in my body by going to a beautiful place in my mind. That memory helped me create a writing exercise for the workshop participants.\nThe workshop took place last Sunday afternoon. After snacks and introductions, we went into the comfortable room where we\u2019d be writing. Once everyone had gathered, I asked them to visualize a place they loved, a place where they felt happy and at peace. This could be a place in nature or an indoor space, a spot they had visited or a location they\u2019d dreamed of visiting. I encouraged them to take their time and visualize it in full detail, paying attention to the sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and sensations around them.\nThe next step was to write about the place. I reminded the participants that this didn\u2019t have to be \u201cgood\u201d writing or even contain complete sentences. Their only job was to fully describe their special place for themselves.\nAfter they had finished writing, I asked anyone who wanted to to share their work. 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        "raw_content": "Suzanna and Richard Lascelles had had such a bad experience of applying for a mortgage the first time around, they were almost too afraid to contemplate it again.\nIn fact, they really believed they would be stuck with their first-time home, forever.\nUntil they discovered us, that is!\nBecause within just 24 hours we\u2019d opened up their horizons more than they\u2019d ever imagined and, in Suzanna\u2019s words, \u2018lifted an enormous weight off our shoulders\u2019.\nThe couple were looking at two options \u2013 to either reduce the rate on the mortgage on their current home, or, if eligible to borrow more, move from their outlying villate to a more spacious property in the centre of town.\n\u201cWe moved into our house in a village outside Beverley in 2012, because it was slightly cheaper than the town itself, which is where we ultimately want to be,\u201d explained Suzanna, a midwifery sister at the local Women\u2019s and Children\u2019s hospital.\n\u201cBut although it\u2019s been a really nice first home, we\u2019re starting to outgrow it and could do with something a little bit more flexible, maybe with a drive and more of a garden.\n\u201cOur dream is also to be able to move into Beverley itself, closer to the amenities.\u201d\nHowever, their lack of mortgage market knowledge, and nervousness, meant the couple had shut the door on these aspirations.\nIt was a friend who helped open it again, by suggesting they contact HOOCHT.\n\u201cIt might sound silly,\u201d added Suzanna, \u201cbut when we applied for the mortgage on our first home it took literally months, despite the fact we were first time buyers moving into an empty house. I was five months pregnant when we started the process and we didn\u2019t complete on the mortgage until after our little boy Bobby was born.\n\u201cAll I can remember is having to jump through hoops and fill in endless amounts of paperwork, a huge amount of stress which was compounded by the fact I was pregnant.\u201d\nHowever, the experience of dealing with HOOCHT. was the complete reverse of that.\n\u201cI had an initial conversation with one of the advisors on a Sunday,\u201d she said.\n\u201cI basically explained what questions we had and what we wanted to achieve, and asked him to guide us and come back to us when he had secured us a possible solution.\n\u201cI didn\u2019t think we would be able to borrow the amount we needed to buy a bigger house in town for many more years. Yet, at the same time, we felt under pressure to make a decision about moving and find a new mortgage, all at the same time, which was really daunting.\n\u201cSo we were gobsmacked when the advisor came back to us the next day with a decision in principle for a new mortgage on our existing home at a lower rate, making our current payments more manageable.\n\u201cAt the same time, he explained that our new lender would let us borrow almost twice as much as our current mortgage, and that we could extend and port out new deal whenever we were ready.\n\u201cThey basically put us back in control of the situation and that felt like a huge weight lifted. And the whole process was so easy. HOOCHT.\u2019s automated system prompted us by email and text at every stage and we could provide some of our documentary evidence simply by taking photos of it on our phone and uploading the images.\n\u201cWe also found it less daunting than talking about our financial situation with a face-to-face advisor. The whole thing was the complete reverse of what we experienced last time. It took just three weeks to complete on our mortgage from start to finish.\n\u201cThe fact the advice was free made a difference too, as we wouldn\u2019t have wanted to risk spending hundreds of pounds just to be told there was nothing we could do.\u201d\nSo, not only are they enjoying more affordable monthly payments, Suzanna and Richard, a local government officer, are now having fun scouting the available property in the area, to see what might suit them best, safe in the knowledge that they have the means to do it when they\u2019re ready.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018There are monsters in the forest. Don\u2019t tell.\u2019\nThe Axiom is a 2018 American horror feature film written and directed by Nicholas Woods. The movie stars Hattie Smith, Zac Titus, and Nicole Dambro.\nThe movie was shown at festivals in 2017 \u2013 reviews below are based on this version \u2013 but a final edit and mix was finalised in 2018.\nAt the risk of her group\u2019s safety, a young woman travels into Cinder Park, a National Forest, where her sister has become trapped in a multi-dimensional world of monsters\u2026\nThe Axiom is released on VOD and digital platforms on February 12, 2019.\n\u201cThe Axiom rewards the viewer\u2019s attention in other ways as well, with many aspects of the movie that initially feel odd or unnatural receiving reasonable explanations (within the context of the movie) by the end. It\u2019s not quite as challenging (or as rewarding) in this regard as, say, something like Session 9, but it does add a nice layer of complexity to the storytelling.\u201d R.K. Stewart, Dread Central\n\u201cThe Axiom is an ambitious indie whose reach slightly extends its grasp; the film\u2019s weakness come from a desire to cram diverse tropes and lofty concepts into a single narrative. A more focused, traditional film, however, would have lacked the unbridled creativity that makes this film worthy of your attention.\u201d Horrorfreak News\n\u201cThe Axiom is a great cinematic experience. Director Nicholas Woods takes a familiar theme and morphs it into a psychological terror. The film becomes one of those nightmares you never want to come true.\u201d Decay magazine\n\u201cIt should also be noted that the film is almost completely made of practical effects so hats off to the make-up gang. Intelligently crafted, well-acted and undeniably thought-provoking, The Axiom proves that horror movies need not be mindless to be effective nor senseless to be scary.\u201d iHorror.com\n\u201c\u2026it\u2019s a movie that feels a little disjointed and one that doesn\u2019t have a full grasp of its own identity. I recommend seeing it, it\u2019s not a perfect film, but the blend of meta-horror and psychological terror is an experience that shouldn\u2019t be missed.\u201d Jason McDonald, Horror-Movies.ca\n\u201cWoods has some interesting ideas, but the film creates expectations that are higher than its ability to fulfill. Still, it has more going for it than the average slice & dice. There is a lot of promise here, but it is not a transcendent genre-bender, so manage your expectations accordingly\u2026\u201d Joe Bendel, J.B. Spins\n\u201cThe Axiom is an interesting film, one that attempts to subvert some of the more predictable tropes of the horror genre. Admittedly, this doesn\u2019t always work, and the film largely falls apart once the interesting characters have been killed off. But, when considering that this is Woods\u2019 directorial debut [\u2026] the result is nothing short of extraordinary.\u201d Max Deacon, Scream magazine\nMichael Peter Harrison\nBrandon Burtis\nAaron Berjohn\nTagged2018filmforestHattie SmithhorrormonstersmovieNicholas WoodsNicole DambroreviewreviewsThe AxiomZac Titus\nPrevious Article The Premonition \u2013 USA, 1975\nNext Article The Wasp Woman \u2013 USA, 1959",
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        "raw_content": "<Erica\u2019s Cancer Journey: Who, what, wear\nYour stars in 2018>\nHearth and hospitality at Silvia\nby Ann Hutton/ December 28, 2017 /0 comments\nSilvia in Woodstock\nAt Silvia, a relatively new restaurant on Mill Hill Road in Woodstock that specializes in open-fire cooking, a roaring pile of wood blazes nonstop as chefs sizzle, roast, warm, steam and tend to vegetables and carcasses hanging above the heat. The aim is to achieve primitive simplicity; think of a pre-fossil-fuel hearth with pots and kettles dangling, and maybe a rabbit on a spit extended over the coals. But the well-thought-out design of the space allows for maximum activity in the wide-open contemporary kitchen. Opposite is the broad prep table, surrounded on two sides with a bar-height counter. The only wall lining the space is covered with shelves where bottles and jars of handcrafted ingredients are displayed: kimchi. Preserved lemons. 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I\u2019ve always tried to eat healthy and buy organic, and I really needed to find ways of doing something to help his condition \u2013 and seeing how it helped solidified the idea that food is nurturing and healing.\u201d\nThe Choi sisters are focused on the way people used to eat, before the mass industrialization of farming and before fast foods. \u201cHow did people soak their beans? How did they cook their rice and their wheat? The way of cooking that they did forever,\u201d says Betty Choi. \u201cWe wanted that to be an integral part of our restaurant. The open kitchen is about connecting people to food and knowing, being part of the process \u2013 not hidden away. When you go to the supermarket and find meat that\u2019s packaged in a Styrofoam container with plastic on it, there\u2019s no connection. This way, everything is connected: where we buy the food, how we source it from the farmers, the people that prepare it and the people that enjoy it. There\u2019s a full cycle. 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[The farmers] are so open, and they want to educate you, as well.\u201d\nWhile Doris Choi has a strong background in professional cooking \u2013 working nearly 20 years as a private chef and caterer, managing caf\u00e9s and bars on the Lower East Side of New York City, and co-writing The Fresh Energy Cookbook: Detox Recipes to Supercharge Your Life with Natalia Rose \u2013 her focus on clean and healthy foods emerged only a few years ago. First introduced to the idea of detoxing through raw and vegan dietary regimes, she now feels that such an extreme way of eating is isolating.\n\u201cI felt like it was kind of exclusive. It alienated me from my family and friends; it felt almost elitist \u2013 as if you were special for eating vegetables. There was this \u2018holier than thou\u2019 attitude that I didn\u2019t like at all. But it made me realize how we need to bridge the gap between the ways people in the mainstream eat and how people interested in health eat. Because of this, I got into consultancy.\u201d\nHer former reputation for raw and vegan-only foods notwithstanding, she thinks that some people may have been disappointed that Silvia is not an animal-free culinary zone. It was more important for her and her co-partners to hang their ideas of integrity on the holistic cycle of farm-to-table concepts. Their extensive menu does offer many vegan options. And the team is careful to utilize resources in the most sustainable manner as possible. With room to seat a good-sized crowd both indoors and out (in good weather), Silvia also offers a full range of handcrafted cocktails, sodas, beer and wine, served in a cozier section of the large space where the lighting is low and the walls are covered with art.\nInterior d\u00e9cor aside, it\u2019s all about the food. \u201cAnd it\u2019s not one way or the other. It\u2019s about finding balance,\u201d says Doris Choi. \u201cThat\u2019s the reason we got a wood-fired grill. If we\u2019re going to cook proteins and meat, we want to do it as it was done back in time. I hate that term [paleo]. Words like that make it seem food is a trend. I\u2019m trying to think of the future of food, not something that comes in and out of style. And I\u2019m fascinated by the concept of fire: how when human beings invented fire, they began to reflect.\u201d\nBetty Choi says, \u201cYou have ideals of how you want things to be; then you get into the business, and it might not be exactly everything that you want it to be. You have to work with it. I\u2019d love everything to be organic, local and seasonal. But \u2018organic\u2019 is not all it seems\u2026 With \u2018certified organic,\u2019 you can use certain things that might not be environmentally friendly \u2013 such as massive amounts of sulphur, which is not great for the land, but it\u2019s \u2018organic.\u2019 And being local doesn\u2019t mean every single thing. There are spices that we use that are not local \u2013 might be from Asia \u2013 but the bulk of foods, it\u2019s local. We\u2019re so lucky to be in this area.\u201d\nHitting what the sisters think might be a slower-paced season, they have time to reflect on what has worked over these past few months and what, perhaps, hasn\u2019t. Their commitment to providing delicious, healthy foods using GMO-free ingredients from sustainable farming operations and cruelty-free practices is huge. Working together with their husbands managing other aspects of the business has been a pleasant challenge. Betty calls Silvia \u201ca nice family project, which I wouldn\u2019t have done if there wasn\u2019t a family.\u201d Again, the importance of relationships.\nDinner is served nightly from 4 to 9 p.m., Sunday through Thursday, and from 4 to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. 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        "raw_content": "The No Blame Approach\nUsing empathy, student led, no punishment or retribution, effective, improves self esteem, the past is the past,\nTeachers, School Directors, Policy Makers\nGeorge Robinson & Barbara Maines\nThis approach works on how people feel rather than who has done what to whom. It is divided into seven stages and starts with talking to the victim and establishing how they feel rather than creating a list of what has happened to them. This is then followed with a meeting of the people involved. The group will include children suspected of carrying out the bullying, reliable and supportive students, plus those who stood by and watched. The problem is then explained to the group and their help is enlisted to solve the problem. The facilitator explains that nobody is in trouble or going to be punished, that there is a joint responsibility to help the student who is being victimised and that they are there to come up with solutions to the problem. Ideas and suggestions will then usually come from the group that they can action. The final stage is to meet with each of the individuals in the group to see how things have been going.\nEastern Surrey Health Authority worked in alliance with their Local Education Authority, Educational Psychologists and schools from the state and independent sector to develop a whole school approach for dealing with bullying. The No Blame Approach was adopted as an effective response because it can be used together with more general work on awareness and prevention. After a pilot exercise the model is now used to help schools develop their own approaches. Here are two quotations from local schools:\n'Development through the curriculum, and a whole schooo approach to anti-bullying behaviour, have greatly enhanced awareaness among pupils, staff and parents. The response and empathy that have been generated through our policy have led to a successful implemnation of the 'No Blame Approach' - Head of Senior School, Ewell Castle school.\n'.... because of our school's approach to discipline and the care of children, the ideas behind the 'No Blame Approach' were compatible with the school ehtos. we ahve found, since using this approach, that the children are more helpful and responsive to information and solutions. There is much more openness in communication, and teachers are more aware of their role in dealing with bullying behaviour' - Head, Kingswood House School\nThe 'No Blame Approach' method of dealing with bullying has been used successfully in schools in the Nottingham and Derby areas for many years.\nIntervention protocol, Parent training/meetings, Disciplinary methods, Teacher training, Whole-school anti-bullying policy, Information for parents, Cooperative group work, Peer support.\nThis approach works on the premise that punishment just leads to further bullying. What the victims always want is an end to the bullying. They do not wany retribution and they are not entitled to revenge. The No Bullying Approach does not answer all of the questions but does add a very practical method to the adult's repertoire of techniques for combating bullying.\nThe No Blame Approach takes a problem solving approach. It does not mean that bullies are treated softly. Victims are always given support. The action is clear, firm and cohesive. It is a long term effective approach.\nWe are not saying that the 'No Blame Approach' is the only method that ever works, but we do think that experience has shown it to be usually the most effective and least risky for the victim. What we are saying is that this is a method that is straight forward, easy to use and understand, and is based on sound and rigorous philosophy that fits well with principles that most schools will accept. Furthermore it has been used with great success by hundreds of teachers, some of whom were initially sceptical. pages\nA book about the approach is available from:\nhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=crying+for+help\nMick Flower",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Fabrikstrasse 15 by Gehry Partners\nHouston Ballet Center for Dance by Gensler \u2192\nPosted: July 25, 2011 | Author: Frank Cunha III | Filed under: Architecture, Green, JustArch | Tags: Architecture, EcoMonday, eFAB, Garber, green, JustArch | Tags: Architects, Local Architecture, Local News, New Jersey, Newark, NJIT, Rutgers, School of Architecture, Senator Menendez, SOA, Solar Decathlon, Sustainable, Team NJ, TeamNJ |1 Comment\nNEWARK, Jul 12 2011 \u2013 Construction of ENJOY: A Generation House, the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2011 entry from Team New Jersey, a collaborative effort of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), begins July 11, 2011 following a ground-breaking at NJIT. Once construction of the house is complete, Team NJ will hold an official topping-off event at NJIT with major sponsors and VIP guests. Work will continue at NJIT throughout the summer with the students performing tests to ensure all systems work properly.\nIn September, the house will be de-constructed, loaded onto trucks, and shipped to the competition site on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Upon arrival, the team will aim for a two-day reconstruction timeline before adding finishing touches. Once completed, the ENJOY House will be ready to accommodate the thousands of visitors who will be touring the house during public display hours from Sept. 23-Oct. 2, 2011.\nThe ENJOY House is designed around a central core containing integrated systems. It is the first house in the competition\u2019s history to use precast concrete panels as the primary construction material. ENJOY, a beach-inspired house, will feature an inverted-hip roof design for rainwater collection to support irrigation and grey water systems, an 8.2kW photovoltaic system that will allow the house to be completely powered by the sun, and the application of universal design principles, which will allow the house to be accessible to people of all ages and levels of mobility.\nAn interdisciplinary project, Team NJ is composed of architecture and industrial design students from NJIT\u2019s College of Architecture and Design and engineering, landscape architecture, planning, and computer science students from Rutgers University. Students regularly attend meetings with professionals in the field and take classes that focus on specific aspects of the design, such as a class on green building at Rutgers University, the NJIT Solar Design Studio and System\u2019s Interface Studio, along with several classes offered in the landscape architecture school and engineering school.\nClick here to see previous post of Team NJ Solar House Project\nOne Comment on \u201cTeam New Jersey To Make Precast Concrete Solar House Reality\u201d\nAWESOME PROJECT FRANK",
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        "raw_content": "Thank you for viewing my podcast last week. I\u2019ll be doing more very soon. For those who didn\u2019t have a chance to see it, here is the link:\nhttps://www.facebook.com/smallsaves/videos/10155916932868495/\nThis weeks cartoon was based on all the hot weather we\u2019ve had here in MA. Enjoy!\nI\u2019ve been working on some new hockey-themed shirts, but also putting out some non-hockey t-shirts as well. If you go to my website, under shirts, please scroll down to SD Shirt Sales. There you\u2019ll see some really cool general-themed shirts that make for great Summertime wear.\nAside from Small saves, I\u2019ve been busy with side projects and other illustration-themed work. Here is my little ad I made up. If anyone is writing a book, looking for a logo for their team, \u2026heck, if ya need a drawing to hang on the fridge, feel free to contact me. Here\u2019s a little ad I made up\u2026.\nDuring the Summer I\u2019ve been tending goal with the teens who have school vacation. I get a kick out of the fact that half the players are driven there by their parents who are younger than I. Once they hit the ice, though, they are dynamos. Very talented and eager to play.\nIt makes me think back to my youth. Good times!\nHere are some of the latest in a continuing line of hockey shirts\u2026\nI\u2019m currently breaking in a pair of Bauer Vapor 40 Goal pads. I\u2019ve worn the model before, and once I acclimate them to my style, I feel they will be a great set to have. The pads passed down to me by the great goalie (and my mentor, Chick DeAngelis), are beginning to break down. I want to preserve them as they were part of his legacy. He tended goal until he was 80. I was with him when he took his last step on the ice and he is so very much missed. Although he has passed, his lore and teachings are instilled forever in me.\nHere are some pics of me in the pads. The photos were taken by the very talented Kristin McAdams. My new pads are taller and cover more 5-hole. However, these pads are simply so much fun to play in. I\u2019ll repair them and use them once a month in honor of Chickie.\nKristin also shot a video of me skating around after the game. Here it is, with me being goofy. (what else is new?) hahahahah.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl4Y-JyR9GA\nHope everyone is having a great Summer vacation!\n\u2026and yes, we have a t-shirt for that as well!\nhttps://www.amazon.com/Hockey-Goalie-Summer-Vacation-T-Shirt/dp/B07FBV9MXG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1531082789&sr=8-1&keywords=goalie+on+vacation+t-shirt\nSmall Saves: All Dreams are Possible\nSmall Saves: Outdated Gear",
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We talked to him about the future of the Legion, society and why xenophobia is a good thing... in terms of writing.\nYou're taking over Adventure Comics and also launching a new Legion of Super-Heroes book as well.\nYep, that seems to be how it mutated.\nYou have an incredible history with the Legion. This will be your third time writing the team.\nYou know, it's not only my third time, it's also my second time taking it over after Jim Shooter. I'm thrilled beyond words.\nWhat is it that keeps bringing you back? What is it that interests you about these characters?\nI think there's a few levels to answer that on. The first, most primal, one is my inner five-year-old. Legion was the first book that I really fell in love with as a kid, the first book I collected... My bound volumes still include a lot of my subscription copies with the damn crease in the middle. I used to make little Legion figures out of paper dolls and Creepy Crawler molds when I was really young, so it's very satisfying to a very small person within me.\nOn a more professional level, one of the things that's always been satisfying to me as a writer is working in the corners of the DC Universe where I didn't have to play well with others all of the time - things like Justice Society [of America] and Legion where, although they fit the continuity of the line, you didn't have to do a ballet around \"Why isn't Superman just flying in from Metropolis to solve the problem this week?\" That's always been attractive.\nMost significantly, and what I think is key to the readers of the Legion, is that it's a world that is large enough and imaginative enough that you can really fuck up the lives of so many different characters, and there's always someone new to play with. I don't know when you were a Legion reader, what kind of terrible things I was doing that week -\nI pretty much was in it all the way from \"The Great Darkness Saga\" all the way up to the \"Five Years Later\" run.\nThen you got to watch me do a bunch of terrible things to people! We killed characters in that time, we screwed around with their love lives... We had what might have been arguably the first extra-marital affair going on in mainstream superhero comics... All of those things provides you enormous ammunition as a writer. I lead off the new run by destroying the homeworld of one of the characters.\n[Laughs] Yeah, it's got subtlety going for it. But that gives you material as a writer. It's so challenging as a writer - I have so much respect for the guys who are working on franchise characters where you have to create excitement but always come back to where you started. That's an enormous challenge. The challenge in the Legion is to sort through all the richness that you have to work with, and come up with something that's new and not what was there before, and challenging, and surprising, but yet, not contradictory on what's already been established.\nSo the Legion you're going to be working with in the regular Legion of Super-Heroes book, that's based on what you left behind, and as updated by Geoff Johns. It's come back around after a couple of reboots.\nI think I would characterize it by saying that we're picking up the story after some gap after my last issue and what we saw in Geoff's work in Legion of Three Worlds and \"Superman And The Legion of Super-Heroes.\" Something's happened in that time that Quislet came back, Tyroc showed up, other stuff has happened - I don't have a complete list of things to be revealed, but it's quite clear that things have happened in people's lives. There's at least one major Legion romance that's gone to hell in the time inbetween. And that's a great liberty as well, it's not leaping forward but stepping forward just enough so that you have some abiguities to work with.\nVisually, I've always taken the approach that you have to convey the story in a fashion that makes sense to readers in a particular time period. So, really, the costumes can be updated and technology can be updated. You'll see more of a visual evolution.\nAre you going to be dealing with the gaps between your last issue and Geoff's first?\nMy first story picks up more from the end of \"Superman and The Legion of Super-Heroes\" than Legion of Three Worlds, in the sense that you get [alien-hating supervillain-turned-faux-superhero] Earth Man back. The first page of the first issue deals with Earth Man getting dealt with by the Science Police, and not necessarily gently, and it kinda goes running from there. I imagine I'll go back and explore things that happened in the inbetween on occasions, but I don't think those will be flashbacks. I think you'll pick up the story when the story is and you might learn things that happened that you didn't know about.\nYou talked about sidestepping continuity, but isn't the Adventure series \"Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes: Secret Origin\"? Isn't that based firmly in continuity?\nI don't mean sidestep continuity in the sense of development, I love continuity as development. I meant continuity in the sense of making sure you line up with what everyone else is writing that week.\nSo what is \"Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes: Secret Origin\"?\nIt starts from a challenge that Geoff [Johns] gave me, which was that if you want [a new reader] to pick up Legion of Super-Heroes, there's no book to hand them. You're bringing someone in in the middle of the story no matter what you're doing. You can say, \"Here's 'The Great Darkness Saga,' this is the best regarded Legion story published,\" but then you have to hand them the Cliff's Notes to go along with it because of that wonderful insanity. [The challenge was] can you do something with what you're doing in Legion that would be a good first Legion book?\nI'm trying to do something that will be an introduction to the characters, an introduction to the worlds, an introduction to some of the history in it, without being a version of the old Mayfair Games Sourcebook that I did. I've done one chapter that I had a ball with, which is \"The Last Will and Testament of RJ Brande.\" In one of Geoff's stories, [Legion founder] RJ Brande is assassinated, and this is a pre-recorded will as he's telling Brainiac 5 what a pain in the ass he's been since he's known him from when he was a child, apologizing to Chameleon Boy for abandoning him on Durla, revealing things about his own background about how he got off Durla, how he made his money, how he lied to the Legionnaires over the years... Over the course of it, we retell the incident that created the Legion, and we begin to show a little bit of the history and a little bit of the relationships. That may be the first or second story, we're playing with doing one that's very Superboy-focused as a way of edging into more easily than that, but I haven't hit the keyboard so I don't know how well that'll work out.\nIs this the modern Superboy, or the Clark Kent Superboy?\nIt's Clark Kent. It's the current modern take of Clark Kent as Superboy, but it's not Connor Kent.\nIs this an ongoing series, or a limited run inside Adventure Comics?\nI assume success and failure will determine that [laughs], but as far as I know, I have the space as long as I want it.\nSomething that characterized the Legion up until the end of your run, and that seems to have gone to the background since, is the optimism behind the concept. Geoff's \"Superman and The Legion of Super-Heroes\" - and to a lesser extent, Legion of Three Worlds - focused more on a xenophobic future, which seemed at odds with that. Are you looking to return to the optimism, or stay with the more pessimistic status quo?\nBoth. I think what Geoff introduced with the xenophobia is a very natural tension that allows some very modern storytelling. The whole issue of \"Are we going to learn to get along with each other as a planet\" is even more topical today than it was when I gave up the Legion 20 years ago. You look around the world and so much of the challenges to do with our survival have to do with, can we figure out a way to realize the labels we attach to our different tribes are going to unite or divide us? I take particular joy in doing this new version of the book with Yildiray Cinar, an artist from Turkey - where I don't think we've ever had an artist from before - The world is getting to be a smaller place. We damn well better figure out how to live together.\nThe perhaps naive optimism that was expressed in the earlier Legion that it will all just evolve this way naturally is challenged by what's been introduced, but that's one reason why I find Earth Man such an interesting character to screw around with: He embodies that set of contradictions and that set of challenges. The story that I just finished for Adventure, we go back and, not retcon, but reveal a dimension of what went on on [his home planet] Durla and what went on there, which is another piece of that same xenophobia. I think it's enormously fertile territory to work with as a writer.\nSince you last wrote Legion, comic storytelling has shifted, especially in mainstream comics. It's gone to - maybe not a more mature place, but definitely a more mature audience. Is that something that you're keeping in mind as you return to the book?\nWhen I was writing Legion last time, the idea of writing a five part story was a fairly unusual thing. I think I wrote two of the first three or four of those stories that DC ever published. So you've got a change in dynamic there that needs to be addressed. The question is - if I boil it down - \"Your audience is older, what does that allow you to do?\" Well, I really wrote Legion two different ways in the past. The [1984 relaunch] Baxter book was the first direct market-only version of the Legion and one of the first direct-only books at DC, so we moved to assuming that we were dealing with a more mature audience there. You had a greater level of sexuality, a greater level of diversity and a greater level of violence even. With the death - the first death - of Karate Kid, [his wife] Projectra's execution of Nemesis Kid was the first time in DC history that we had a superhero deliberately killing a villain. I would hope to continue that process of evolution.\nI'm certainly aware that I'm writing for an audience now that is not just older in years, but also older in sophistication. When I look at my kids, they know about how the world works emotionally, socially, sexually, much more than I did at the same age. I think that evolution takes place at all ages now. We're more plugged in, we're more aware. Knowledge of science is wider-spread, we're dealing with a much more sophisticated audience in all those areas, and you'd better be feeding them something interesting. Hopefully I can rise to those challenges.\nTalking about, I don't want to say \"growing up faster,\" but having more sophisticated ideas at a younger age, does an awareness of that change the way that you write the characters? If the teenagers and young adults of the 21st century are more evolved than their 20th century counterparts, how does that impact characters of the same age in the 31st century?\nI think what's going on now, in 21st century life, is that people are growing up faster, but they're also growing up slower, too. I've heard one theorist make the argument that we've added a new stage to life; now it goes, Childhood, Adolescence, Odyssey, Adulthood. The idea that people of a certain age are discovering themselves more, trying on new careers, traveling the world more because it's more accessible... So they're more mature in some ways, more experience, but not as committed to a path as early. I'm sure it will continue to evolve over the next thousand years. I mean, adolescence is a modern invention; I don't remember the sociology exactly, but I think it was 19th century? It used to be that you'd go straight from childhood to adulthood: \"Get your ass out there and start working for a living.\" I'm sure there will be a lot of nuance and changes, but I try not to define all of those pieces too exactly. We're talking about fictional characters a thousand years from now, so I try to talk metaphorically about age, not literally. The occasions when I've been more literal about it have blown up in my face.\nHow does it feel to be returning to the characters after so long? Does it feel like you're competing with yourself? As you said, \"The Great Darkness Saga,\" is the most highly regarded Legion story and for many people, myself included, you're the definitive Legion writer.\nI'm not so much competing with myself as I'm competing with the wonderful new talents who have come along since then. Guys like Geoff, Grant [Morrison] - Grant had a couple of things published when I left Legion, Geoff was just reading comics - so many wonderful guys at DC and elsewhere. I'm competing to see if I can play the game at the standard that I believe in.\nI'm also competing with having sit behind a desk [as DC's President] for a number of years saying, \"Guys, we can do better!\" Well, this is put up or shut up time.\nIs there some odd thrill in coming back to writing after 20 years of writing less, a kind of \"Now I get to play with all these things I've seen other people do?\"\nIt's more a, there's a bunch of things we couldn't do then. When you talk about the change in the form, in the change of the medium. When I stopped doing Legion, DC had collected one storyline with \"The Great Darkness Saga,\" and their entire graphic novel and trade paperback backlist was around twenty books. There's something about doing a story knowing that it will be collected that provides new challenges and new opportunities. The changes in the audiences, distribution, technology... The changes in color! I gave a copy of \"Great Darkness\" to a young friend who was curious about the Legion and their comment was \"Wow, that's awfully magenta.\"\nI'm anxious to see how all of this plays out. I've watched all of this and seen it play out day to day, but I haven't had a chance to pick up the key tools. My strengths as a writer, I think, are more in the long-term. I'm not someone who you'd read and say, \"Wow, that line there - That's a piece of poetry...\" I'd leave that to, in my generation, writers like Len Wein or Steve Gerber. It's what I did with characters over time, and I haven't been able to do that for over 20 years, because I've been doing a single issue short story, or a short fill-in arc. This is the first time I get to do that, like I said, to fuck with their lives, and that's how you get interesting stories. Or, at least, how I do.\nIs there any character arc that you've wanted to, and for whatever reason didn't get a chance to?\nEh, there were small things I never got around to. But this isn't about unfinished business for me, this is about trying to do my best work under the current conditions and seeing if the skillsets that I've got, that were significant in this business, are still significant and good tricks in this day. This isn't going back and telling the missing \"lost piece.\" I'm more interested in, if I can bring in xenophobia as a thread, what does that really mean? What does that do to the future? I've had the pleasure of listening to a really interesting Harvard professor talk on the subject of implicit bias over the last couple of years, the idea that we can and cannot shake ourselves clear of our prejudices. I'm curious to take what I've heard about that and analog it in the Legion, and see how the characters react.\nYou've read the Legion stories since you read last time -\nMost! Not all. The first two times I took on the Legion, I read the complete run from the beginning. I confess not to having had the courage to do that this time [Laughs].\nThere's a lot of stuff! I don't blame you. Is there anything you're bringing in from other Legion runs, or anything you want to deal with?\nSome of it I'm inheriting from Geoff. XS seems to be around in this universe, and I need to find a way to make that fit. I don't have an answer for you on that yet, but at least I know I have a question. I'm sure I will find other pieces, because there were some wonderful character moments and stories done. I enjoyed lots of work during that period. I don't have it planned that tightly. Obviously, there's a precarious balance between \"Oh God, now I can tell the stories that I want to\" and \"Well, people really want to see what happens to this Earth Man guy. What incredibly terrible thing can I do to him that will devastate Legion fans and get them talking, and make them think of how interesting this can be.\" He's the centerpiece of the first five issue arc of the book, and I think the places we take him will shock the hell out of him, and hopefully shock the people reading.\nYou talk about Legion fans, and Legion fans can be pretty hardcore and very devoted.\nGod bless 'em!\nYou engaged them a lot in previous runs on the book. Are you going to be doing leadership contests and letter columns for this new run?\nI love the fact that the fans are engaged. Part of the magic of the Legion is that the fans are involved, and the depth involved. That's what seduced me as a child, and I think it's the same thing about Pokemon that seduced my son when he was a child, and he had his chart of the 150 different Poke-creatures and what their powers were and how they involved and all that nonsense. I certainly would like to create an environment and relationship with the readers that could take advantage of that.\nAt the same time, because the Legion isn't as popular as it was when I took on the book either of the two previous times, I recognize that I have a real responsibility to invite a whole new audience in, and the first thing they want to see is not a chart of 150 characters and their homeworlds and their powers and how they all fit together. So I'm going to see if I can manage the two contradictory worlds.\nI think the schtick that Geoff started, with what I've come to call \"identifier captions,\" where instead of having Saturn Girl say \"And by the way, I read minds,\" there's a caption saying \"Saturn Girl, Powers: Telepathy\" is a wonderful tradition and I'm hoping that will help. Also, there's an advantage that a lot of the Legion is in the 21st century [as part of ongoing storylines in the Superman books], getting them off-stage, helps to make a bit more of a gradual introduction. If you're a deep Legion fan, definitely there are easter eggs in the first issues of both of the titles that certainly you will understand that someone just showing up today will miss entirely. I hope that it's transparent enough that the new person showing up will have a good time too. For the longterm fan, if you look closely at a certain Legionnaire and they have ten fingers, fully-grown, and you know enough, that should tell you something about the last batch of years. But unless you're deeply steeped in that material, you're not going to know what that means. It won't hurt you!\nYou've now got me wondering who shouldn't have ten fingers. Will both series be running parallel to each other, with crossovers?\nThe arc of Secret Origin is really about the past. It's not linking into the continuity in the sense of reading from one series to the other, although that may evolve after we finish the first arc. There's a planted bit in the Brande story that may help with your understanding of what's happening in the other story, however.\nCompletely fanboy nerdy question: Is Keith Giffen going to be drawing anything at some point?\nI have one storyline listed that I gave [Editor] Brian [Cunningham] that Keith circled with \"I WANNA DO THAT!\" Keith is interested in doing something, I had a couple of delightful lunches with [classic Legion artist] James Sherman and he wants to come back and do something... There're so many guys, either old friends or new friends who've come into the business since I was active as a writer, that it'd be great to work with.\nWhen do the titles launch?\nMay for Legion of Super-Heroes and June for the series in Adventure Comics. The delightful thing is, I'm ahead of schedule so far.\nFor more information, go visit DC's The Source blog.",
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After the last one, \"Someday We'll Be Together\" (October 1969), Ross launched a solo career.\nMotown initially paired her with writer/producers Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson, who gave her four Top 40 pop hits, including the number one \"Ain't No Mountain High Enough\" (July 1970). Ross branched out into acting, starring in a film biography of Billie Holiday, Lady Sings the Blues (November 1972). The soundtrack went to number one, and Ross was nominated for an Academy Award.\nShe returned to record-making with the Top Ten album Touch Me in the Morning (June 1973) and its chart-topping title song. This was followed by a duet album with Marvin Gaye, Diana & Marvin (October 1973), that produced three chart hits. Ross acted in her second movie, Mahogany (October 1975), and it brought her another chart-topping single in the theme song, \"Do You Know Where You're Going To.\" That and her next number one, the disco-oriented \"Love Hangover\" (March 1976), were featured on her second album to be titled simply Diana Ross (February 1976), which rose into the Top Ten.\nRoss' third film role came in The Wiz (October 1978). The Boss (May 1979) was a gold-selling album, followed by the platinum-selling Diana (May 1980) (the second of her solo albums with that name, though the other, a 1971 TV soundtrack, had an exclamation mark). It featured the number one single \"Upside Down\" and the Top Ten hit \"I'm Coming Out.\"\nRoss scored a third Top Ten hit in 1980 singing the title theme from the movie It's My Turn. She then scored the biggest hit of her career with another movie theme, duetting with Lionel Richie on \"Endless Love\" (June 1981). It was her last big hit on Motown; after more than 20 years, she decamped for RCA. She was rewarded immediately with a million-selling album, titled after her remake of the old Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers hit, \"Why Do Fools Fall in Love,\" which became her next Top Ten hit. The album also included the Top Ten hit \"Mirror, Mirror.\"\nSilk Electric (October 1982) was a gold-seller, featuring the Top Ten hit \"Muscles,\" written and produced by Michael Jackson, and Swept Away (September 1984) was another successful album, containing the hit \"Missing You,\" but Ross had trouble selling records in the second half of the 1980s. By 1989, she had returned to Motown, and by 1993 was turning more to pop standards, notably on the concert album Diana Ross Live: The Lady Sings...Jazz & Blues, Stolen Moments (April 1993).\nMotown released a four-CD/cassette box set retrospective, Forever Diana, in October 1993, and the singer published her autobiography in 1994. Take Me Higher followed a year later, and in 1999 she returned with Every Day Is a New Day. Arriving in 2000, Gift of Love was promoted by a concert tour featuring the Supremes, although neither Mary Wilson nor Cindy Birdsong appeared -- their roles were instead assumed by singers Lynda Laurence and Scherrie Payne, neither of whom had ever performed with Ross during the group's glory days.\nIn 2006 Motown finally released Ross' lost album Blue, a collection of standards originally intended as the follow-up to Lady Sings the Blues. The album I Love You from 2007 featured new interpretations of familiar love songs. That year, her contributions to the performing arts were acknowledged at the annual Kennedy Center Honors, and BET honored her with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Over the course of the following decade, she toured regularly and held a residency at The Venetian in Las Vegas. President Obama awarded her with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016. 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        "raw_content": "Posted by Jaideep A. Prabhu in India, Italy\ncontiguous zone, Daniele Mancini, EEZ, Giulio Terzi, India, Italian marines, Italy, Kerala, marines, Massimiliano Latorre, MV Enrica Lexie, piracy, Salvatore Girone, SUA, Supreme Court of India, territorial waters, UNCLOS, USNS Rappahannock\nThe perfidy of the Italian government in the case of two of its marines detained in India for the charge of murder has stunned most observers. Under the pretext of exercising their suffrage, the Supreme Court of India allowed Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone to return to Italy for a period of four weeks under the guarantee of the Italian Ambassador to India, Daniele Mancini. However, after the sailors\u2019 safe arrival home, Italian foreign minister Giulio Terzi announced on March 11 that the sailors will in fact not be returning to India to stand trial.\nThere are many questions involving this matter. First, why did the SCI allow the prisoners, charged with murder, to go home to vote? Why did the SCI allow them home for Christmas in 2012? This is not a privilege extended to all prisoners in India. Second, why did the SCI allow them to go home without even posting a bond? When the SCI allowed them home for Christmas, a \u20b96 crore bail bond had to be paid.\nNot surprisingly, there is much chest thumping in India at being hoodwinked by Rome. As Thucydides said, \u201cMen\u2019s indignation is more excited by legal wrong than by violent wrong; the first looks like being cheated by an equal, the second like being compelled by a superior.\u201d In the ill will generated by the Italian government\u2019s duplicity through Mancini, Indian rhetoric on the death of the two Keralite fishermen has become noticeably and unnecessarily shriller.\nIndia\u2019s handling of the legal process in the death of the two Keralite fishermen on February 15, 2012, has not been, contrary to its own belief, entirely kosher. The fishermen died when the Italian marines, serving as guards for the commercial liner MV Enrica Lexie, opened fire on the fishing vessel, St. Anthony under the impression that the Enrica Lexie was being assaulted by pirates. While the Indian Coast Guard submitted in its February 28 report to the Kerala High Court that the fishing vessel was 100 metres away from the Enrica Lexie and no danger to it, another vessel, alleged to be the Greek ship Olympic Flair, came under attack from 20 robbers on the same day. This seems to indicate that there was probable cause for a higher level of alert and caution on the part of the Enrica Lexie.\nThe Coast Guard\u2019s report also mentioned that the Italian ship was 22.5 nautical miles off the cast of Kerala. This is beyond the 12-mile limit of national territorial waters within which India has exclusive jurisdiction. It is also within the 24-mile contiguous zone and the 200-mile Economic Exclusion Zone beyond which international waters indisputably start and the marines would have come under the jurisdiction of the country whose flag the vessel was flying. The dispute is over which country has jurisdiction and the degree of rights over the 188 miles in between the EEZ and territorial waters.\nPiracy did not have any legal status in the Indian Penal Code until 2012. This has caused much confusion over how to prosecute Somali pirates captured and held by India in its operations in the Arabian Sea. The Piracy Bill was designed to address this lacuna in Indian law, and it extends Indian jurisdiction over the entire extent of the EEZ. The bill does so on the basis of India\u2019s interpretation of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, extending security as well as economic rights to the limits of the EEZ. Italy disputes India\u2019s interpretation of extending security rights over the EEZ, and claims that UNCLOS provides state actors immunity from prosecution. Section 1 of the Indian Penal Code does not, Rome argues, cover the EEZ \u2013 which is why, for example, the Customs Tariff Act was specifically extended to cover the EEZ in 2002. However, India\u2019s interpretation of UNCLOS \u2013 which some may argue was never the framers\u2019 intent \u2013 allows it to bring into play Section 188 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which states that anyone committing a crime on Indian territory can be prosecuted in India. New Delhi also argues that Article 6 of the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts of Violence against the Safety of Maritime Navigation Convention gives it jurisdiction over the Italian sailors. Whatever statutes we can quote, the fact remains that this is as yet sparsely charted territory in international law. Disputes over the interpretation of UNCLOS involve several countries, most notably China and her neighbours.\nGiven the ambiguity of the law, Italy\u2019s proposal to India has been that the issue be resolved through diplomatic means \u2013 it would be no justice to hold the accused until the law is written and then try them since the law would not only be post facto but the process could also take years. India has steadfastly refused the Italian proposal, and on January 18, the SCI announced that India would have exclusive jurisdiction over the case. Considering that Italy\u2019s actions had thus far been reassuring \u2013 the return of the Enrica Lexie to Kochi port, the generous settlement of the civil case with the families of the victims, the return of the sailors after Christmas \u2013 India might have been better served in the short term by accepting Italy\u2019s proposal for a diplomatic solution and inviting interested states for an international conference on UNCLOS to further jurisprudence in this area.\nIndian editorials have screamed that the Italian marines must be tried in India. Some have even suggested that Italy\u2019s demand for jurisdiction over its sailors is an indication of its distrust of the Indian legal system, a sentiment stemming from racism. Yet others have demanded that India assert its national interest and seek justice for its slain citizens. Others have even put forward a conspiracy theory based on Sonia Gandhi\u2019s Italian origins. This uncritical stance is deeply disappointing as it does nothing to further the discussion. First, it is difficult to understand why the marines must be tried in India \u2013 let the legal experts haggle over the details of the umpteen national and international laws, treaties, and customs and decide for future cases. In the interests of swift justice and avoiding political acrimony, a diplomatic solution seems more pragmatic. Second, it amuses me to no end how postcolonials bring up the b\u00eate noire of modern civilised society \u2013 racism \u2013 whenever they are dealing with a white country, regardless of facts and certainly without proof. In this case, it is claimed that racism is what keeps Italy from accepting Indian jurisdiction over their soldiers, that they do not think a coloured court can dispense with justice as well as a white court can. One need only glance at the abhorrent state of the judiciary in India \u2013 people imprisoned for years without trial, corruption, legislative or executive influence \u2013 to know that one need not be a racist to accept the Italian observation.\nThird, the defence of national interest is indeed a strange cry when Indian fishermen are regularly killed by the Sri Lankan navy \u2013 85 in the last ten years, according to the Indian government. Conveniently forgotten is also the USNS Rappahannock incident in July 2012 which left one Indian fisherman dead and three injured. Fourth, there is no doubt that the Indian National Congress and its allies have functioned dubiously; there are plenty of whispered allegations about the party leadership. Yet this is only gossip-mongering or blowing off steam at the national level and none of it constitutes proof; it is unworthy of our time.\nIndia\u2019s case against Italy is that the official government in Rome lied to New Delhi through its Ambassador. Italy failed to perform its duties and behave with honour. The case of the two marines is effectively in abeyance as long as Italy holds the marines and disputes exclusive Indian jurisdiction over the case.\nWhat are India\u2019s options at this point? New Delhi will have to declare Mancini persona non grata for lying while serving in an official capacity; it can scale back government business with Italy for a few years but this will hurt India more than Italy since the balance of trade is in the former\u2019s favour; India can exert pressure on Italy to return the marines through its European friends but it is unlikely to bear fruit; New Delhi can downgrade diplomatic relations with Rome but a reduction of consulates will only hurt tourism and business. All the while, India should simultaneously also seek a diplomatic resolution to the case, particularly since a legal solution seems increasingly unlikely. New Delhi would have been better off accepting Italy\u2019s initial offer of a diplomatic solution; now, India\u2019s message should be that it is and was always willing to resolve the issue in the fairest possible manner. Moderation may be a virtue only in those deemed to have an alternative, but India must now make virtue out of necessity. Petulance comes easily; statesmanship is harder.\n\u2021: I appeared on NDTV\u2019s The Social Network on this topic\nThis post appeared on Tehelka on March 13, 2013.\n7 thoughts on \u201cThe Italian Job\u201d\nAkhilesh Mishra said:\nMy friend Jaideep Parbhu, has written a very well researched and argued post on the Italian Marines case \u2013 \u201cThe Italian Job\u201d . As is wont between friends, picking up some arguments with him. Here goes:\nFirst, the decision to send the Italian Marines for Christmas was NOT taken by the SC, as Jaideep suggests in his post, but by the Kerala HC. It is only in the second instance, when they were sent for voting, was the SC involved. The difference is vital. As Jaideep himself points out, while sending Marines for Christmas, the court ( Kerala HC) demanded and ensured a bond of Rs. 6 crores. The SC, which is the highest court in the land, settled for no surety when sending the Marines back a second time for voting. The question is why?\nSecond, between the Marines going for Christmas and returning and Marines going back again for voting, one vital, important and perhaps defining event took place. When the Marines went to Italy for Christmas and returned, their appeal in SC regarding who has jurisdiction to try them \u2013 India or Italy \u2013 was still pending. That matter was settled by SC unambiguously on 18th Jan 2013 \u2013 that India has jurisdiction. That is why when they returned the first time around, they had and incentive and hope that the SC might rule in their favor and the matter would end. When they went back a second time, that hope was gone. Thus the perfidy.\nThird, Jaideep seems to suggest all the while that India might have been better off dealing with this diplomatically from the start. Actually India did try this. When an equivalent of \u201cblood money\u201d was offered to settle the deal outside courts, GOI facilitated it. However, once a case is in court, as all murder cases must go, since it is not a private case, only the courts have the final view. So the blood money settlement deal offer went to SC which struck this down, emphasizing that there is no concept of blood money in IPC. The Supreme Court tied down GOI\u2019s hands for any diplomatic deal. and Unless the GOI itself were to disregard the SC, how could it have settled the mater diplomatically?\nFourth, Jaideep seems to argue that going forward, India\u2019s legal options may be limited. As has been argued by many, Italy through its ambassador, became a litigant in the SC. Someone who claims to enjoy diplomatic immunity from Indian laws, does not then become a litigant under the same law. Because if they do, perforce they are conceding that the law applies to them. Consider what Italy did \u2013 it appealed in SC, hoping to get a judgement in favor. Had it gone in favor, they would have argued that matter settled as even SC does not buy GOI stance. But Italy lost. Their argument now is that irrespective, let\u2019s settle it diplomatically. That is like having the cake and eating it too. To now argue, that India should help settle is diplomatically, is actually asking India to help Italy have its cake and eat it too.\nFifth, When Italian ambassador approached the SC a second time in February 2013, to let the marines go for voting, implicit in the appeal was the acceptance of 18th Jan 2013 order that India has jurisdiction. So the talk of India not having jurisdiction , or that now India itself should take the matter to international arbitration post SC order, as some others have argued, is beyond pale. Second, the Italian ambassador submitted a signed affidavit in SC. That one only does, when one submits to the jurisdiction of the court and appeals to the court based on the laws that govern the court. Common sense would tell, a sense to which Arun Jaitley, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha and Harish Salve, former counsel of Italy agree, that once having submitted to jurisdiction of a court, one cannot revert later that the court has no jurisdiction. Therefore, diplomatic immunity, as is being claimed now, would also seem to not hold and the Italian ambassador can be clearly held in contempt and sent to jail.\nSixth, the author laments that fact that Sonia Gandhi\u2019s name has been brought into the case rather unnecessarily. Consider the facts of this case first, and some other instances :\nA) Kerala HC, which let the marines go first time, imposed much stricter clauses before letting the marines go. This when they still had incentive to come back. When matter came to SC, and when GOI was now arguing (instead of Kerala state earlier), and when marines had no incentive to come back, no such conditions were either demanded by GOI counsel nor imposed. The question is, why?\nB) The SC in its 18th Jan order asked for setting up of a special court, in consultation with the SC, to try the marines. How much time should it take to do the same? GOI itself did it very expeditiously in case of the unfortunate Delhi gang rape case. In this case, when the matter went to SC again on 23 rd Feb, the GOI, a month later, had still not moved on setting up the court. The Supreme Court was aghast at the delay and asked in anguish: \u2018\u201dIf the special court had been expeditiously set up, the trial could have been over by now. Why is the Centre dragging its feet over the matter? Nobody has initiated any consultation process till now\u201d. The Supreme Court further asked the GOI counsel, P.P. Malhotra, if they intended to initiate the consultation? To even this, GOI counsel had no answers ! The GOI counsel, who presents in court the argument which his client, in this case the GOI asks him to, had no idea whether GOI intended to set up the court at all. The question then is \u2013 why would the GOI drag its feet on a SC order? Under what compulsions? What was the motive?\nC) When the Bofors scandal broke, it was argued that no connection should be made to a family even though Quattrocchi has been named. It would be \u201cxenophobic\u201d to impute such a connection, argued some. However, events slowly offered a peak into the true nature of what was the actual deal. When then Indian foreign minister, in a Congress regime, intervened to let Quattrocchi walk free in 1993, there were protests in India. The foreign minister had to resign. However, it was still argued that there was no evil design in this. The next Congress regime on taxpayers money, sent its Law Minster to England to free Quattrocchi\u2019s sealed back accounts. Again it was argued that no sinister motive in this. Do we beleive the protestations of innocence in Quattrocchi case ? If not, they why not?\nD) The Augusta Westland scandal is is too well known to bear repetition. \u201cThe Family\u201d has been named as the prime recipient of the kickbacks in the case. Who is referred to as \u201cThe Family\u201d? When in 1987, the Bofors story broke, many found it implausible to believe that there could be a connection with Quattrocchi and a family. Hardly anyone doubts it now. Same pro forma arguments are being offered again that no connections between \u201cThe Family\u201d and kickbacks in Helicopter deal. Does anyone beleive it in light of past experience?\nAs James Bond famously said, \u201cOnce is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times, it\u2019s enemy action.\u201d Arun Jaitley agrees too. Who does not?\nThanks for a detailed and thoughtful reply. To clarify or disagree, as the case may be:\n1. Indeed. That is the same question I asked. I\u2019m not sure why the difference is vital, but it was certainly a lapse on the part of the SCI. I should add a question here \u2013 when the Italian Ambassador said that the marines were not able to vote in their present circumstances, did the SCI ask what those circumstances were?\n2. It is not in dispute that the marines returned on January 4, 2013, and the SCI handed down its judgment two weeks later. The decision is certainly probable cause for the non-compliance of their bail the second time around.\n3. This assertion is problematic on many counts. First, the Italian government did pay the families compensation of Rs. 1 crore each. Second, the issue is not whether the Kerala High Court or the SCI has a murder case going on; Italy\u2019s dispute is that India has no jurisdiction, or at least, not exclusively. Until this is resolved, any Indian legal action towards processing this trial is useless and its authority not accepted.\n4. The SCI record states, \u201cpetitioner No.3, the Ambassador of Italy to India\u2026Daniele Mancini\u2026representing the applicant No.3\u2026\u201d Clearly, this was not the submission of Daniele Mancini himself but his action in an official capacity. So Mancini is not the litigant but Italy is, and is represented by its ambassador, Mancini. Now here is another interesting bit \u2013 the media reported on March 26 that the Italians had accepted Indian jurisdiction over the case. However the Kerala High Court records indicate that even on May 29, the Italian team had questioned jurisdiction of India on Italians in the EEZ and had not, in fact, accepted Indian jurisdiction on their soldiers. I am not sure what to make of this \u2013 either the Court records are wrong, or the media needs journalists with better English skills!\n5. The Italian Ambassador\u2019s alleged waiver of immunity was mentioned at the beginning of Point #4. As to the approach of the Italian government, via its ambassador, before the SCI, such action cannot be seen as an acceptance of Indian jurisdiction over the dispute over UNCLOS and subsequently the conduct of the marines. It is an acceptance of the fact that the Italian marines are detained by India and the proper procedure to follow would be to petition the body in charge. Since the SCI held the matter, the Italian government approached the Court. Had permission rested in the hands of the Inspector at Chanakyapuri police station, the Italians would have approached him.\n6. \ud83d\ude42 The author does not \u201clament\u201d the unsubstantiated accusations against Ms. Sonia Gandhi but merely questions the relevance, and indeed, connection to the dispute in interpretations of the UNCLOS\u2026or for that matter, the non-return of the Italian marines to India after they had cast their votes. While many might take glee in reports that are, as of yet legally unsubstantiated, it does not inform the case in any manner. Assuming for a minute that the allegations are true, it only creates a new case regarding the matter of executive influence on the judiciary and does not affect the dispute over the marines and the understanding of India\u2019s rights in its EEZ. To ascribe any emotion other than frustration to the author would be mischievous by Sri Mishra \ud83d\ude42\nPingback: The Italian albatross ! | Politically Incorrect\nShankara (@Sshankara) said:\n1. The initial part of the article is redundant because Italy has changed the game by its deception. The only points worth discussing is how to deal with Italy post deception.\n2. The solution could never be via diplomatic means as this is a case or murder. Govt has role to play in this.\n3. Citing Indian negligence over Indian fishermen killing is silly. Just because India has not acted on Indian fishermen death by Lankan navy does not give license to all and sundry to target practice on Indian fishing boats\n4. How do we know Indian fishermen killed were really fishermen and not running arms and supplies to LTTE. The author has no proof on this to draw such a conclusion.\n5. Let me put a counter point. Why cant Italy not simply agree to the court case and ask for lenient sentencing since this may have been an accident. They can always serve the sentence in Italy.\n6. One thing is for sure the firing on the boat was not a knee jerk reaction and knowing a little about the chain of command in armed force I can say with confidence that the movement of the fishing boat was observed, studied and through a chain of validated commands the 2 marine were ordered to man and fire armour piercing bow mounted gun. So a pre-meditated murder can be argued. How can a small fishing boat be a threat especially with just 2 fishermen.\n7. The author may not agree but Italy does have racism issues and is well documented in Italy and Europe. Causes are varied but the racism in Italy is more profound than compared to Scandinavian countries. So white washing racism as post colonial bete noir is being naive.\n1. The initial part is not redundant for the simple reason that it provides the most crucial backdrop to it all. I agree that the Italian deception has changed the game and is in some ways a reset, but it does not imply that there were no issues beforehand.\n2. The solution can be nothing but diplomatic because it is not just to have the marines languish in jail until the law is sorted out. The law is not yet written on UNCLOS. If you think this is about murder and not UNCLOS first, you need to read the first part of the article \ud83d\ude1b\n3. It is. However, the point here was not legal but revealing the hypocrisy of those screaming for \u201cjustice\u201d now.\n4. Fair enough. One must also ask, then, how does one know that the St. Anthony was not indeed planning on raiding the Enrica Lexie? This \u2018what if\u2019 and \u2018perhaps\u2019 game does not hold without evidence. If you wish to argue that the fishermen killed by the Sri Lankan Navy were ALL running arms to the LTTE, evidence to the effect should be furnished.\n5. Jurisdiction. Italy does not accept that India has the right to try the two men. Italy could have indeed accepted jurisdiction, gone through the trial, and then just let the marines go when they got back. It was not their intent to be duplicitous. Also, accepting Indian jurisdiction sets an unhealthy precedence for future cases.\n6. Pre-meditated?! The marines never met the fishermen, nor did they plan that a ship \u2013 on the high seas, mind you \u2013 would approach for them to attack. Nor were they loitering in the area, looking for some Indians to kill. There was no chain of command either for the Enrica Lexie is a civilian vessel. The two marines were military personnel assigned to guard the civilian vessel.\n7. I do not think that Italy is free of racism \u2013 that was not the debate. 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Owen had never made any secret of his unwholesome curiosity about every aspect of their boss, from his sexuality to his past, all of which were apparently hidden in the same firmly closed book. As far as Ianto knew, Owen had hit a brick wall, no doubt several, and given up the quest, limiting himself to grilling the new employee, who seemed to know even less than the rest of them.\nThat was before the whole Rift incident. Tosh would not shut up about the \u201cbeauty\u201d of what she\u2019d seen in 1941. It was hard enough for Ianto to hear over and over about the romantic, star-crossed meeting between two Captain Jacks, but the worst part was that in between hand-holding and dancing, their Captain Jack had shared significant parts of his history with Tosh and she\u2019d repeated them to Owen, giving him a new set of names and clues to work with.\n\u201cIt\u2019s none of our business,\u201d he reminded Owen, who proceeded to reach back for his coffee without looking around.\n\u201cGiven what he\u2019s put us through, I\u2019d say we\u2019ve got a right to a few more facts about Captain Whoever He Really Is.\u201d\n\u201cBut he forgave you,\u201d Ianto practically whispered through clenched teeth, not wanting to remember how the kiss, his kiss, the public acknowledgement of Jack\u2019s feelings for him, had been curtailed so that Jack could give absolution to the cretin who\u2019d nearly gotten them all killed trying to chase a woman through time.\n\u201cDon\u2019t mean I\u2019ve forgiven him. Takes more than a kiss and a cuddle. For some of us, anyway,\u201d he replied acidly\n\u201cI could tell Jack.\u201d\n\u201cBe my guest. Run in and tattle to the schoolmaster what the naughty children are up to. If you can get his attention for five minutes.\u201d\nOwen was insufferable in his conviction that Ianto wouldn\u2019t rat him out to Jack. Actually Ianto found Owen insufferable, period. While his computer skills were no match for Toshiko\u2019s, he was good, not to mention vindictive and tenacious. He\u2019d find something, all right. The only questions were how long it would take and what he\u2019d do with it.\nThe answers turned out to be: forty-eight hours and the single most sadistic thing possible. He gave it to Ianto.\nJack had been home for a few weeks, but in no way could he be said to be truly back. Ianto could feel the difference.\nOf course, Jack had always been slightly distant, except when actually making love, and Ianto had been willing to give in to Jack\u2019s ever-changing sexual moods, including some fairly rough episodes following Lisa\u2019s death, to achieve the feeling that Jack was fully paying attention to him. He cherished those moments, even though he could feel Jack\u2019s attention recede within minutes, sometimes seconds.\nNow he wondered if Jack even knew he was there while they were\u2026he couldn\u2019t fool himself anymore. This was sex. Maybe even fucking. He winced at the harshness of the term in his own head. Even when he\u2019d been on his knees, doing penance with each of Jack\u2019s thrusts into his mouth, or being told to bend over and grab his ankles because Jack was feeling playful, he\u2019d still felt singular, as though Jack knew who he was. This time, Jack felt far away, even when he was inside him, telling Ianto how good he felt, how hot, how much he\u2019d missed him. The once-delightful obscenities sounded rehearsed and hollow. Nauseating, actually. He knew exactly what was happening and whom Jack was really thinking of.\nWeeks of Jack being gone and nothing to do but talk about him. Telling the same stories as if they would give them the clue they needed to find Jack and bring him home, even though there was no indication he hadn\u2019t left of his own accord. Gwen had her romantic sop about Estelle. Owen, the humorous talk of Jack\u2019s pub exploits. Ianto kept his peace, unwilling to share the intimate details of his relationship with Jack. The kiss had been public vindication, but the details were his and his alone. That left Tosh to repeat the tale of Jack and Jack as though she were the Ancient Mariner, dancing, kissing and all.\nIanto lay next to Jack with the sweat drying on both their skins, and he could practically hear that damn song playing in Jack\u2019s head, taking him farther away from Ianto every time.\nHe couldn\u2019t stand it anymore.\n\u201cYou killed him,\u201d he blurted out, his chest aching with the pain of knowing he was losing Jack to a ghost and the horror of what he was about to reveal.\n\u201cWhat?\u201d Jack replied, his lazy, post-coital haze rapidly giving way to a sleepy-eyed confusion, then a serious look. Ianto knew he should stop, shut the hell up, pretend he was on about something else, but he\u2019d fallen into Owen\u2019s trap and there was no turning back.\n\u201cYour precious Captain Jack. The one you\u2019ve been thinking about. It\u2019s your fault he\u2019s dead.\u201d\nJack was wide awake now, and extremely present, but not very happy.\n\u201cTraining exercise. They were surprised by the Germans,\u201d he insisted.\n\u201cNo. There were no Germans. He was killed by one of his own men.\u201d\n\u201cWhere are you getting this?\u201d Jack was up and getting dressed, pulling back on the identity of the man he\u2019d destroyed.\n\u201cOwen found it.\u201d Jack\u2019s mouth tightened in anger. Good. So much for that absolution. \u201cTurns out that a Wing Commander George Cavendish was court-martialed in 1943. He killed a GI in a bar fight in London claiming that the man had been approaching him in a lewd and lascivious way.\u201d\n\u201cSo? That has nothing to do with me, or him.\u201d\n\u201cOh, but it does, sir. Cavendish received a prison sentence in return for a full confession. His statement was suppressed, but never purged. It includes his account of what actually happened to Captain Jack Harkness in 1941. He was shot down because they couldn\u2019t have, and I quote, \u2018a deviant American leading decent Englishmen into battle\u2019. The entire squadron covered it up. It seems the \"good old days\" weren't as amenable to that sort of behaviour as we are now. You let him fall in love with you and then you left him behind to face the consequences, because that\u2019s what you do, isn\u2019t it Jack? You leave people.\u201d\nPlease he thought, let me not be crying right now, but it seemed a hopeless wish, like so many others. Then he realized his own eyes were dry, but Jack\u2019s tears were flowing, silently.\nJack\u2019s expression was a mixture of revulsion and self-hatred. He\u2019d never forgive Ianto so there was no reason not to deliver the full dose of anger and resentment he\u2019d been carrying.\n\u201cThen why now?\u201d he demanded.\n\u201cBecause you won\u2019t stop thinking about him. Haven\u2019t stopped since you got back here. What\u2019s the point of this?\u201d He gestured at the bed, where his own nudity was now making him feeling self-conscious. \u201cHow can I be with you when you\u2019re still with the man you got killed?\u201d\nJack actually had the nerve to look surprised.\n\u201cOh, Ianto,\u201d he said sadly, as if he were the victim here. He shook his head with a sigh, and turned around. Ianto was too morose to appreciate the view. He\u2019d lost his lover, if Jack had ever truly been that, and wondered if his job and his memories were next in line.\n\u201cWhat are you going to do to Owen?\u201d he asked, hoping to deflect some of the anger toward the man who really deserved it.\n\u201cTell him it was a good job of research and if I ever catch him doing anything like that again, he\u2019ll end up on the side of the M65 in a place that begins with M and no idea who he is or how he got there.\u201d\nA pleasant thought. Something to take momentary comfort in, until he looked at Jack\u2019s face. The tears had stopped, but the sorrow was evident and it was he who had put it there.\n\u201cAnd what about me, sir?\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t know,\u201d he replied absently, running a hand through his hair. The movement caused him to catch sight of the black leather on his wrist. He stared at for a moment before continuing. \u201cI know this much. You\u2019re right. I've been thinking of someone else, and that's not fair to you. I\u2019m sorry.\u201d\nThe confirmation of his worst fears shouldn\u2019t have been quite so gratifying under the circumstances, but he\u2019d always taken what he could get from Jack. Nothing new there.\n\u201cThere's something else. I\u2019m glad you told me. I needed to know. But you didn\u2019t have to do this. Not now, anyway.\u201d\n\u201cI wasn\u2019t thinking about him.\u201d\nTags: ianto jones, jack harkness, jack/ianto, jack/john, torchwood",
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        "raw_content": "Montreal Industrial Monsters PROJEKT F Posts New Video \u2018Unbegun\u2019\nHeadlining \u2018GothFest\u2019 In Montreal June 19th\nNew EP \u2018The Butterfly Effect\u2019 Out Now!\nJune 19 \u2013 Katacombes \u2013 Montreal, QC (GothFest) \u2013 info\nMontreal industrial monsters PROJEKT F have posted a new video \u2018Unbegun\u2019 in support of their recently released EP \u2018The Butterfly Effect\u2019. The EP is their loudest release to date featuring seven pinnacle tracks for your auditory senses discussing the torrid relationship between man and God to continue their thematic discography \u2018Skins\u2019 (2013) and \u2018Under The Skin\u2019 (2014).\n\u201dWe consider \u2018The Butterfly Effect\u2019 to be an extremely raw and honest EP. Early in the process of making it, we knew that we would not be making a music video for it. However, we thought it was important to give something to our fans. So we decided to make a video that would show a side of Projekt F that hasn\u2019t been seen before. Like the EP, a raw and honest one. Many of you have seen our \u201con stage persona\u201d before, but with this video that we have made for our single, \u201cUnbegun\u201d, we are sharing a different side of ourselves.\u201d comments vocalist Jonh M. Miller.\nTo watch \u2018Unbegun\u2019, please visit the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOK3Q2e8564\nAlbum Stream \u2013 The Butterfly Effect \u2013 https://projektf.bandcamp.com/album/the-butterfly-effect\nIn additional news, PROJEKT F will be headlining day 2 of the first edition of GothFest in Montreal, QC on June 19th at Katacombes. The festival features 14 dark bands from across Quebec, Ontario and New York. For full details, please visit the following link here.\n1. The Butterfly Effect (1:32)\n2. Tongue (4:53)\n3. Cut Your Wings (3:46)\n4. Unbegun (3:49)\n5. 03:47:09:08:1945 (1:58)\n6. Fatman (4:24)\n7. When the Angel Fell From the Sky (4:56)\nProjekt F was founded in 2006 by Jonh M. Miller, lead singer and main composer of the band. Inspired by rock/industrial/metal music of the 90\u2019s, Projekt F quickly made a name for themselves in the underground music scene of Montreal. Miller was joined by William Hicks (bass) in 2010, Simon Sayz (guitar) in 2013, and Fred Linx (drums) in 2014.\nTheir first EP named \u201c0000\u201d saw the light of day in 2009 with 500 physical copies made by the band being sold out in no time, and more than 1000 digital copies downloaded. Continuing to evolve in the Montreal Industrial scene, the band accumulated a large number of shows across the Province of Quebec and Ontario with their musical originality and their intensity on stage. In 2012, the band was invited to play alongside Combichrist at the biggest industrial music festival in Canada, Kinetik Festival. During the last few years they have shared the stage with international bands such as Motionless In White, Revolting Cocks, Angelspit, Nachtmar, Left Spine Down, Slaves on Dope, New Years Day, For Today and Ice Nine Kills.\nProjekt F has also had the opportunity to do a performance of their song \u201cRoom 13\u201d in a TV pilot called \u201cCause and Effect\u201d (produced by Vaas Media). Their song \u201cOophorectomy\u201d is also featured in a short movie called \u201cPurple Love\u201d (produced by Les films de la meute), featured at the 2013 Cannes Festival.\nTaking a darker and more personal musical road, Projekt F launched their album \u201cSkins\u201d in 2013 and 2014\u2019s EP \u201cUnder The Skin\u201d, which is now followed by their newest EP, \u201cThe Butterfly Effect\u201d released on March 4, 2016. It is said to be a direct sequel to their previous conceptual effort \u201dSkins\u201d.\nJonh M. Miller \u2013 Vocals/Piano/Synth\nWilliam Hicks \u2013 Bass\nSimon Sayz \u2013 Guitar\nFred Linx\u2013 Drums\nFor more info, please visit www.Projektf.net.\nCategoriesGeneral Metal and RockTagsPROJEKT F\n\u2190 Previous Previous post: Jam Night at The Rockpile June 6th 2016 Videos\nNext \u2192 Next post: Saskatoon Extreme Noisemakers ADOLYNE Announce Canadian Tour Dates",
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        "raw_content": "In ancient Egyptian religion and mythology, Amon (also spelled Amun, Amen, Ammon, Aman, or Hammon) was a god whose name means \u201cwhat is hidden,\u201d \u201cwhat is not seen,\u201d or \u201cwhat cannot be seen.\u201d He is god of the breath of life that animates all living creatures as well as the spirit that permeates every inanimate object. Originally associated with the city of Thebes, Amon later became joined with the sun god Re (or Ra) as Amon-Re, king of the gods. As such he attained a position of supremacy in the Egyptian pantheon and came to be thought of as one of the creators of the universe. He was the husband of the goddess Mut and father of the god Khons; together they were known as the Triad of Thebes. Though unknown and unseen, Amon was thought to characterize great generosity and universal influence. 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He is sometimes seated on a throne.\nThe composite Amon-Re is often shown as having a human body with a hawk\u2019s head. Over the hawk\u2019s head is the solar disk encircled by a serpent (uraeus). As the people of different religious areas along the Nile River considered different animals to be most sacred, Amon-Re would be associated with that animal; thus he is also sometimes shown as an ape, a lion, a goose, or a crocodile, depending on the location. In a late form, he is depicted with the head of a ram.\nAmon and his female counterpart, Amaunet (Amunet or Ament), formed one pair of the eight ancient creation gods and goddesses (together called the Ogdoad) of Hermopolis. When Amon is shown together with Amaunet, he is usually portrayed with the head of a frog, and she has the head of a serpent. When Amon himself is depicted with the uraeus, Amaunet has the head of a cat. Amon was also sometimes fused with the god Min (Amsu) as Min-Amon, and then he is shown with the symbolic flail over his upraised arm. As Min-Amon he symbolized the creative, generative power of male sexuality.\nIn late dynastic times, especially in the Ptolemaic period, figures of Amon-Re were fashioned in bronze that incorporated all the important attributes of the god. In these figures he has the head of a bearded man, the body of a beetle, the wings of a hawk, the legs of a man with the toes and claws of a lion, four arms, and four wings. The solar disk rests on ram\u2019s horns above him, and a lion-headed cobra is added to the design.\nDeAgostini Picture Library/age fotostock\nAmon is thought to be of very ancient, possibly even predynastic origin, perhaps as a god of agriculture, a local deity whose worship centered around the city of Thebes. A shrine to Amon was built in the Apt, the northern quarter of Thebes, during the 12th dynasty.\nAmon\u2019s status as a god rose along with the political fortunes of his home city. Swiftly, in the space of about a hundred years, Amon went from local deity to creator of the universe, as Theban princes gained sovereignty. Thebes became the capital city of all Egypt and home of the pharaohs of the New Kingdom. Possibly in order to avoid theological rivalries or to overcome such rivalries, the priests of Thebes declared Amon to be one with the popular, widely worshiped creator sun god Re, calling him Amon-Re. In this form he was now considered king of the gods, supreme deity of Egypt, source of all life in heaven, earth, and the underworld. He became the guardian deity of the pharaohs of the 18th dynasty, and the ruling pharaoh was considered to be the god incarnate. Amon-Re\u2019s power and might were described in many Egyptian hymns of praise, as for example in the Papyrus of Hu-nefer. 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        "raw_content": "Will Pres. Barack Obama Call On Congress To Act On Criminal Justice Reform?\nIn recent months, a number of Republicans across the nation have shown support for criminal justice reform as a result of the millions of dollars that are being lost on locking up American citizens.\nMany Democrats and progressives have been long-time proponents for reforming the criminal justice system, finding fault with mandatory minimum sentencing and discriminatory policing practices.\nNow that there seems to be some interest on both sides of the aisle, is it time for President Barack Obama to call on Congress to act on the issue that has incarcerated a disproportionate number of African-Americans on mandatory minimum sentences, and has cost states millions of dollars to hold non-violent drug offenders behind bars?\nRoland Martin and Tuesday\u2019s NewsOne Now Straight Talk panel (featuring Hazel Trice Edney, Editor/Publisher of the Trice Edney News Wire, David Swerdlick, Assistant Editor at The Washington Post, Earl D. Fowlkes, President/CEO of the Center for Black Unity, and Lauren Victoria Burke, Managing Editor of Politic365.com) discuss the possibilities of Republicans and Democrats coming together on criminal justice reform and whether President Barack Obama will go so far as to challenge Congress to act on the issue (Watch their conversation in the video clip above).\nMartin explained there are members of the Republican party who recognize the need for criminal justice reform. He named a number of prominent Republican voices, which include Sen. Rand Paul, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, president of Americans for Tax Reform Grover Norquist, conservative American political activist Ralph Reed, and the controversial Koch Brothers, as having recently shown support for the issue.\nSo the question is: can some sort of action or legislation be crafted that will address criminal justice reform and ease the burden of excessive incarceration?\nPresident Obama Comments On The \u201cPossibilities\u201d Of Bipartisan Legislation On Criminal Justice Reform\nOn Tuesday during a joint press conference with the President of Brazil, Mr. Obama briefly discussed his desire to deal with reforming the criminal justice system:\n\u201cI am really interested in the possibilities, the prospect of bipartisan legislation around the criminal justice system \u2014 something that I think directly speaks to some of the themes I mentioned on Friday. And we\u2019ve seen some really interesting leadership from some unlikely Republican legislators very sincerely concerned about making progress there.\u201d\nWatch Roland Martin, Director and Counsel for the Brennan Center for Justice Nicole Austin-Hillery, Political Strategist and host of Inside The Issues Dr. Wilmer Leon, Principal of theGROUP Consulting Firm Candice T. Burns, and GOP Political and Communications Strategist Parris Dennard, discuss President Obama\u2019s remarks on criminal justice reform in the video clip above.\nFormer Attorney General Eric Holder: Criminal Justice Reforms Can Make A Positive Difference In Millions\nWill Pres. Barack Obama Call On Congress To Act On Criminal Justice Reform? was originally published on newsone.com\nCandice T. Burns\t, Criminal Justice Reform\t, David Swerdlick\t, Dr. Wilmer Leon\t, Earl D. Fowlkes\t, exclusive video\t, Grover Norquest\t, Hazel Trice Edney\t, Lauren Victoria Burke\t, Newt Gingrich\t, Nicole Austin-Hillery\t, President Barack Obama\t, Roland Martin\t, Sen. Rand Paul\t, Video",
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        "raw_content": "All those hours in Starbucks finally pay off. - this machine will not communicate\nAll those hours in Starbucks finally pay off.\nWell, got an email from Nicholl Fellowship this morning. Fall River didn't make it to the quarterfinals. There were 6,300 scripts entered in the competition, and only 326 made it to the next level.\nOne of which was Flesh and Blood! That's right, everyone! After five years and twelve drafts, the old workhorse finally did something! They cut down to around 100-120 scripts for the semifinals, which we should hear about around the end of August. Honestly, though, if I make it no further than the quarterfinals, that is still a huge deal and I won't be (too tremendously) upset.\nYou guys, though. I read the \"we're sorry maybe Fall River is a good script we can't say but you didn't make it\" email first and I had an ENORMOUS SAD. You know how gmail is when you get two emails from the same person, how they're stacked on top of each other? It took me a couple minutes to realize there even was a second email. So it was with much Lucille-hand-waving that I read the second, which began with the greatest word any writer can read: CONGRATULATIONS!\nun_crayon_rouge on July 22nd, 2010 03:15 pm (UTC)\nWell, though very unoriginal at this point, let me repeat it for you: congratulations! That's great :-)\nAnd, since I'm new to your blog - what are these two scripts about?\nThanks! I am very EEE right now.\nFall River is about Lizzie Borden, and Flesh and Blood is about a teenage girl who works at the morgue, who uses her access to investigate a local serial killer, who ends up getting drawn into the case. Flesh and Blood was my master's thesis script; I've been working on it for the longest.",
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        "raw_content": "Zofran Lawsuit Reports Studies Link Zofran To Birth Defects\nAnother study has linked Zofran to birth defects.\nNumerous studies have linked the use of Zofran during pregnancy with birth defects. A Zofran lawsuit, filed in the United States District Court Of The Eastern District Of Louisiana under claim number 2:15-cv-04399-SM-DEK, has noted that there have been many studies performed in which researchers believe the data showed that there is an increased risk of birth defects in children whose mothers took the anti-nausea medication Zofran.\nThere have been several studies noted in almost all of the lawsuits filed against the manufacturers of Zofran, GlaxoSmithKline, including the Danielson Report, the Andersen Study, the Pasternak Study, and one of the most recent, a study performed by BioMed Research International.\nThe researchers for BioMed Research International reviewed birth records from 96,968 births. They determined which mothers were prescribed Zofran during their pregnancy and compared the birth records of children exposed to the drug with those whose mothers did not take the drug. They noted that children born to mothers who took Zofran during the first trimester had an increased risk of being born stillborn, that there was a 20% increased risk of a major birth defect, and that, specifically, there was an increased risk of being born with kidney defects.\nZofran is an anti-emetic drug that has been on the market since the early 90\u2019s. The drug was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but not as a treatment for morning sickness, a condition commonly diagnosed in expectant mothers. The FDA indicated that the drug was safe to be prescribed to men and women experiencing nausea and vomiting after anesthesia, chemotherapy, and radiation.\nGSK advertised the drug as a safe and effective treatment for pregnant women and their unborn children despite the fact that the FDA had not approved the drug for this use. The drug was prescribed to women all over the country. Soon, the company allegedly began to receive reports indicating that children had been born with severe birth defects after their mother had taken the drug.\nOver the last two years, hundreds of lawsuits have been filed against GlaxoSmithKline. Each one alleges that the drug caused a birth defect in an unborn child. Birth defects include kidney defects, atrial septal defect, ventricular septal defect, transposition of the greater vessels, clubfoot, respiratory distress syndrome, cleft lip, and cleft palate. In each case, parents claim that their child\u2019s quality of life is diminished because of their birth defect.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / News & features / Science and technology / CERN experiment proves 1960s particle theory\nCERN experiment proves 1960s particle theory\nGeneva. On 14 July 2015 CERN\u2019s Large Hadron Collider discovered a class of particles known as pentaquarks. \u201cThe pentaquark is not just any new particle,\u201d said LHCb spokesperson Guy Wilkinson. \u201cIt represents a way to aggregate quarks, namely the fundamental constituents of ordinary protons and neutrons, in a pattern that has never been observed before in over fifty years of experimental searches. Studying its properties may allow us to understand better how ordinary matter, the protons and neutrons from which we\u2019re all made, is constituted.\u201d\nOur understanding of the structure of matter was revolutionized in 1964 when American physicist, Murray Gell-Mann, proposed that a category of particles known as baryons, which includes protons and neutrons, are comprised of three fractionally charged objects called quarks, and that another category, mesons, formed of quark-antiquark pairs. Gell-Mann was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for this work in 1969. This quark model also allows the existence of other quark composite states, such as pentaquarks composed of four quarks and an antiquark. Until now, however, no conclusive evidence for pentaquarks had been seen. The LHCb team at CERN has now found evidence to support this theory.\nEarlier experiments that have searched for pentaquarks have proved inconclusive. Where the LHCb experiment differs is that it has been able to look for pentaquarks from many perspectives, with all pointing to the same conclusion. It\u2019s as if the previous searches were looking for silhouettes in the dark, whereas LHCb conducted the search with the lights on, and from all angles.\nThe next step in the analysis will be to study how the quarks are bound together within the pentaquarks. \u201cThe quarks could be tightly bound,\u201d said LHCb physicist Liming Zhang of Tsinghua University, \u201cor they could be loosely bound in a sort of meson-baryon molecule, in which the meson and baryon feel a residual strong force similar to the one binding protons and neutrons to form nuclei.\u201d\nThe five quarks might be tightly bonded (top). They might also be assembled into a meson (one quark and one antiquark) and a baryon (three quarks), weakly bonded together.\nMore studies will be needed to distinguish between these possibilities, and to see what else pentaquarks can teach us. The new data that LHCb will collect in LHC run 2 will allow progress to be made on these questions.\nLink to the paper on ArXiv\nMore on the LHCb collaboration website\nDesperately seeking Susy \u2013 understanding supersymmetry\nCERN gains new insight into a particle responsible for the burning of the sun\nFirst high powered particle collision photos from CERN\nFiled Under: Science and technology Tagged With: CERN, Pentaquark",
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        "raw_content": "To the joy of taxpayers, every year the Swiss National Bank (SNB) pays dividends to the cantons as well as the Confederation. At least this is what happened for every year from 1907 until 2012. In 2013 the SNB made a loss of CHF 9 billion and was in no position to pay. Payments were [\u2026]\nFiled Under: Business & Economy Tagged With: 2014, Cantons, Dividends, Exchange, SNB, Swiss National Bank, Tax, Taxation",
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        "raw_content": "Best Non-ChexSystems Banks & Credit Unions in South Carolina\nSouth Carolina\u2019s \u201cunbanked\u201d population is actually getting smaller, which is a positive trend when considering that having access to a bank gives you better options for managing your money. For people who may have previously been denied a checking account because of negative history in ChexSystems, there are more options than ever before to work around your past.\nThere are two ways South Carolina banks and credit unions appeal to those with ChexSystems records.\nFirst, there are some credit unions and banks in South Carolina that don\u2019t use ChexSystems at all as part of the application process. Alternatively, they may access your ChexSystems records but still offer you some type of second chance banking account. You may pay a small monthly fee or have restricted usage in some way, but you can still utilize the core functions as you would with any other checking account.\nEven better is that in many instances, you can upgrade to a traditional checking account with lower fees or better features if you responsibly manage your second chance checking for a certain period of time.\nWondering what banks and credit unions in South Carolina offer these perks? We\u2019ve got the comprehensive list below.\nBBVA Compass offers an entirely online checking experience. It offers 100% free online and mobile banking, and each account holder can access both BBVA ATMs and Allpoint ATMs free of charge, which means access to over 55,000 ATMs nationwide.\nIt\u2019s a smart alternative for anyone looking for a bank that doesn\u2019t use ChexSystems, but still wants a bank with up-to-date, tech-current features. There are never any monthly service charges, nor is there an account balance minimum. 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Moreover, after only six months, you can replace your ATM card with a Visa debit card.\nCarolina Trust has seven locations in the following areas: Conway, Johnsonville, Surfside Beach, Lake City, Little River, and two in Myrtle Beach.\nWith Chime checking account, holders can get paid up to two days early if they\u2019re signed up with direct deposit. Each member gets a free debit card, a spending account, and a savings account if he or she chooses. Chime is an online checking company, with a host of features for PC and mobile banking.\nProbably the most eye-catching feature from Chime is that it doesn\u2019t charge overdraft fees, nor does it charge monthly service fees. There isn\u2019t even a minimum account balance requirement. Sign up for account balance notifications, and if you have a savings goal, you can also enroll in automatic savings plans.\nFirst Reliance offers banking accounts to everyone, regardless of their credit report, ChexSystems, Telecheck, or EWS file. To open a Simple Checking account requires an initial deposit of $25, but it doesn\u2019t have a monthly service fee if you sign up for eStatements.\nIf you don\u2019t select eStatements, then the fee is $5. It comes with free online and mobile banking, free automatic bill pay, as well as a free debit card. All account holders also get free access to thousands of worldwide ATMs.\nFirst Reliance Bank has locations in Florence, Lexington, West Columbia, Mount Pleasant, Charleston, Loris, Summerville, Winston-Salem, Greenville, Taylors, Simpsonville, Myrtle Beach, and Mooresville.\nInstead of looking into whether an applicant has a checkered ChexSystems history, Fort Sill does a credit report check instead. It offers four types of checking accounts: 50+ Checking, Career Checking, Advanced Checking, Interest NOW Checking, and Basic Checking.\nBasic checking requires a $5.00 minimum deposit, and costs $5.50 a month if the balance falls below $75. If the account has a minimum of $500 in it, it will accrue interest. E-statements are free, but if you prefer a paper statement, it\u2019s $3.00 per statement cycle. Fort Sill only has one branch location in Parris Island but offers free online, mobile, and text banking.\nFounders Federal Credit Union uses credit reports in lieu of referring to ChexSystems, Telecheck, or EWS records. Additionally, each applicant must have a government issued ID. Each account holder is given a free Visa debit card, and there are no monthly fees. Founders has 18 locations throughout northern South Carolina.\nTo become a member, applicants must live, work, study, volunteer, or worship in Chester County, Chesterfield County, Laurens County, Town of Wellford, Town of Duncan, or Union County. 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        "raw_content": "Arguing about freedom with a communist\nPosted on October 8, 2007 by Tex\nI recently had an argument on Usenet with a communist regarding an important aspect of freedom: doing what you want with what you have.\nMy opponent, a polite Australian communist named Fran was arguing the usual undefinable socialist platitudes: that using private property for \u2018frivilous\u2019 reasons (ie. more than what we \u2018need\u2019) is immoral as it wastes resources, keeps others in poverty, violates the rules of social \u2018obligation\u2019 and leads to an empty, meaningless life.\nThe final posts in the thread nicely sum up the argument that occured. I\u2019ve posted the exchange below the cut. For the purposes of readability, I\u2019ve played with the formatting a little. Keep in mind, this was a quickly typed series of responses, not a prepared series of debate points.\nFran: Each of us, in my opinion, must decide for him or her self what is necessary, advantageous or merely recklessly indulgent. Sometimes, often, even with the best of intentions, deciding which sides of the frontier a given good or service lies can be difficult. Yet I believe it is incumbent upon all of us, and especially those of us who have rather more than we need to live in dignity, to make the effort.\nI don\u2019t propose to legislate it \u2014 call it an \u201caspirational goal\u201d \u2014 to use a current term that is doing the rounds at the moment. You can play lawyer as much as you like, but you surely are aware that the moment you interact with your fellows, you create bonds of mutual obligation, which, if you are rational person, you must of course define, according to a coherent ethical code.\nTex: It\u2019s called \u201cvoluntary transaction\u201d Fran. I\u2019m just fine with it.\nFran: To do that seriously, you must devise ways of working out how to reconcile your own needs and wants with the needs and wants of others.\nTex: Simple. I want to buy something, someone else wants to sell it to me, we agree on a price (or not).\nFran: You must distinguish out who is likely to collaborate with you (and for how long and on what basis) from those likely to compete with you.\nTex: It\u2019s called the marketplace. There really isn\u2019t anything mysterious or sinister about it.\nFran: If you know that large parts of humanity get a rather smaller fraction of their needs met than you and that the result is that you get rather more of your most indulgent wants met than otherwise, can you be indifferent to that?\nTex: Yes. I didn\u2019t cause their problems, I don\u2019t know what their \u201cneeds\u201d are, or how they define them, I\u2019m not responsible for them, and I can\u2019t change them. Quite simple really.\nFran: I\u2019d say not, at least, not if you believe that everyone is entitled to a shot at the same life chances that you have.\nTex: Wrong. You\u2019re talking about equality of outcomes which cannot and has not been achieved anywhere in human history.\nFran: I read the other day that the families of those 172 Chinese coal miners who were drowned will receive about $250 in compensation.\nTex: Unfortunate. Nothing to do with me either.\nFran: There are places in the world where life is bought and sold for less than that of course, but I\u2019m betting that you place a higher value on your life than an amount of money with which you could to keep your petrol tank full for five weeks.\nTex: Yep.\nFran: I wonder, were you a bereaved family member of one of those miners, how you\u2019d explain the differing values placed on life in China and Australia.\nTex: They\u2019re in a poor, totalitarian society, and we aren\u2019t.\nFran: There are parts of the world where an annual income of $300 and a working week of 80 hours is the norm. Assuming you are on $60000 a year for roughly half that number of hours, I wonder if you tell yourself that this reflects the fact that you are a good deal 400 times cleverer, more diligent or more worthy than they are.\nTex: No, it means the market I\u2019m in is willing/able to pay more for my labor than the marketplace they are in is willing to pay for theirs.\nFran: And if you don\u2019t suppose that that is so, how would you explain it? Dumb luck?\nTex: See above.\nFran: Are you not troubled by such an arbitrary disparity in \u201cpersonal freedom\u201d, to borrow your phrase?\nTex: There is not \u201carbitrary disparity\u201d in personal freedom. You seem to equate \u201cfreedom\u201d with \u201centitlement\u201d.\nFran: If personal freedom in an intrinsic good, shouldn\u2019t everyone get an equal amount of it?\nTex: Yep. You have this weird idea that freedom doesn\u2019t exist unless equal outcomes are achieved, or that freedom is some kind of zero-sum game.\nFran: And if you get rather more than someone else, shouldn\u2019t you use it rather modestly?\nTex: Nope. Why the hell should I? What claim do you or anyone else have over I how should use what is mine?\nFran: I understand that you see yourself as a \u201clibertarian\u201d.\nFran: In your definition, this entails distrust of collective organisation, and a belief that the action of individuals is key to happiness.\nTex: Wrong again. It entails that any collective organisation is voluntary.\nFran: You of all people should be keen to state what you and others can do, as individuals, to assist those not so well placed as you.\nTex: How does holding voluntary transaction as a high value obligate me to \u201cassist\u201d someone else? Especially as your idea of assist seems to involve handing over something that is mine to someone else. My interest in assisting others is in seeing that they are freed from coercion.\nFran: If resources were abundant, the point might be moot, but they are not. Everything on the planet that you\u2019d describe as worthwhile exists as a result of the applied labour of others.\nTex: Big deal. Their labour is paid for when I buy the products they produce.\nFran: Yes, indeed, but in the end, as we know, much of the labour in those consumer goods is paid at sweatshop levels.\nTex: Really? Which ones? I\u2019ve got news for you Fran: my Kawasaki motorbike wasn\u2019t built in a sweatshop by child labour.\nFran: Child labour is common in much of the world, even today. And even the adults get paid a relative pittance for their efforts. Even in Australia, there are textile workers getting between $3 a $5 per hour. Is there any good reason why you should be required to contribute just 10% or perhaps 1% or even less of your time to work than any other person?\nTex: There\u2019s a very good reason: someone is willing to pay me the amount of X for the work that I do\nFran: Is there any good reason why you ought to be able to use this privilege to burn through resources frivolously?\nTex: What \u201cprivilege\u201d are you talking about? And what resources am I somehow using \u201cfrivolously\u201d?\nFran: I read that George Bush will take an entourage of 655 people and five planes to APEC. Try as I might, I can\u2019t imagine how this can be justified.\nTex: I agree, which is why libertarians want drastic reductions in the amount of government spending, and the size of government. I\u2019m quite happy with the idea of starving the bastards of revenue.\nFran: Indeed, I\u2019m far from convinced he needs to come here at all.\nTex: Agreed.\nFran: In the time it will take me to compose this post (about 15-20 minutes), roughly 300-325 children will have died from malnutrition-related causes.\nTex: Terrible to be sure, but you not writing the post, and me not riding my motorbike isn\u2019t going to stop that from happening.\nFran: I wonder how many of these might have been given what they needed in time, if the resources burned getting the lame duck president here and home in the style he has come to demand had been applied to that purpose.\nTex: And if my auntie had balls she\u2019d be my uncle. What makes you think the resources used by El Presidente are somehow capable of being transferred over to Country X to keep some poor kiddies alive? Just look at how efficient most aid programs are.\nFran: If you have more than others without working more, it means you are living off the labour of another.\nTex: No, it means I\u2019m living off my labour. That\u2019s why I get paid.\nFran: That is an evasion.\nTex: No Fran, that is reality.\nFran: The cost of your labour reflects factors that have nothing at all to do with your skill or your effort\nTex: Strange, most employers would disagree with you. That\u2019s why they hire person X to do job Y for the amount of Z.\nFran: \u2026and much to do with the resources flowing into Australia as a result of high resource prices and extensive natural resources, the quality of the infrastructure, the strength of the currency and much else.\nTex: Welcome to the world-wide marketplace Fran\nFran: If you had no choice but to use whatever skills you had or could acquire growing up in, for example, Sierra Leone or East Timor, you could also \u201clive off your labour\u201d but not nearly so well.\nTex: Absolutely. And me not riding my motorbikes, buying DVDs or travelling isn\u2019t going to change the lives of those in Sierra Leone one iota.\nFran: Someone in a wealthy country someplace else would also be living off your labour and justifying why they needed things that you apparently didn\u2019t.\nTex: Fine by me. It\u2019s their money. It\u2019s up to them to decide what to do with it. It\u2019s none of my business, or yours.\nFran: The world is badly organised, and I don\u2019t hold you responsible for that, but ethical people are surely chastened by that thought, and hesitant to take more than they need, no?\nTex: You are using a computer, powered by fossil-fuel-provided electricity. You don\u2019t \u201cneed\u201d to do that.\nFran: Oh but I do, in my opinion. I use the computing access I have to learn more about the world about me, and to share what I\u2019ve found with others. Usenet is indexed and archived, and what I write will be available to others long after I\u2019ve drawn my last breath. I serve my own needs and the needs of others coterminously.\nTex: So you\u2019re placing your thirst for knowledge as a \u201cneed\u201d\u2026. just like some kind in the third world has a need to eat. You\u2019ve every right to do so as well, strange you don\u2019t want others to have the same right.\nFran: I\u2019m also troubled by your evident ennui. Despite your money and your avowed spending habits, you seem to find a great deal boring, You attach little value to self-knowledge and amity with others.\nTex: On what basis do you come to this conclusion?\nFran: Your persistance in identifying happiness with superficial things. Above you said: \u201cEnjoying myself is important and worthy. Riding motorbikes, buying DVDs and books, travelling with my girlfriend on jet airplanes\u201d.\nTex: None of these things are \u201csuperficial\u201d, any more than you posting things on usenet are \u201csuperficial\u201d.\nFran: When I suggested that going without \u201cstuff\u201d you didn\u2019t need wouldn\u2019t harm you and might lead to you reconsidering what was important and worthy in life and invited you to consider whether living this way was more pleasurable in the long run than pursuit of comfort in the possession of trivial personal effects, you responded: \u201cSounds dull\u201d\nAdmittedly, you did toss in your girlfriend accompanying you as part of the pleasure, but it seemed to be only a minor part of a lifestyle that sounded more like a Peter Stuyvesant commercial.\nTex: \u2026and you posting \u201cstuff\u201d on usenet under the more-pious-than-thou assumption that somehow your actions are somehow more worthy than others seems a waste of time to me. But there\u2019s the rub: I respect your right to post \u201cstuff\u201d to usenet, because it\u2019s your time, but you think my lifestyle should be restricted because you don\u2019t like it.\nFran: This suggests to me that your extravagance does not give you profound or lasting pleasure at all. Perhaps you should reconsider this, in your own best interest.\nTex: You wouldn\u2019t have the slightest idea what is in my \u201cbest interest\u201d.\nFran: Well I have the ideas that you invite by what you post.\nTex: So Fran, what is in my \u201cbest interest\u201d?\nFran: Everyone wants freedom, but one cannot have true freedom while others are in bondage and misery.\nTex: Yes they can.\nFran: Then you and I have radically differing views on what true freedom is.\nTex: I dont\u2019 think you have the foggiest idea what \u201cfreedom\u201d is, other than you seeking to make others live by your pious dictums\nFran: On the day when nobody has any basis for envying my freedom, or any basis for constraining its exercise to protect their own, I will be free.\nTex: You are \u201cfree\u201d now. The idea that you tie your own personal liberty to the situation of everyone else on earth is little short of insanity, especially as you equate freedom with material wealth.\nFran: Most of us also want amity and community, which things sit particularly well with freedom. Why do you place so little value on these things, Tex?\nTex: I place lots of value on them.\nFran: And can you place any value on them at all if you are helping to despoil the biosphere and strip it of the things others need?\nTex: You can\u2019t show me \u201cdespoiling the biosphere\u201d.\nFran: Well if you are purchasing things frivolously\nTex: Again, you can\u2019t show how anything I am doing is \u201cfrivilous\u201d\nFran: that\u2019s exactly what you\u2019re doing. One has of course, the defence of necessity. One must eat, breath, drink and seek shelter from the elements. One should also seek intellectual enlightenment and emotional growth. If the rational pursuit of these activities consumes scarce resources, this is still defencible. But when one is profligate and reckless, the defence of necessity collapses. Are you profligate and reckless, Tex? Or do you believe in moderation now?\nTex: I\u2019m neither profligate or reckless. I don\u2019t believe in \u201cmoderation\u201d in any sense other than maximising the use of my own time, health and resources.\nThere\u2019s one glaring point I should have emphasised: Fran\u2019s utterly contradictory construction of freedom. One one hand, one cannot be fulfilled without the bonds of community and the growth of one\u2019s intellect and emotions, yet Fran argues these things are impossible without a level of material wealth she argues is \u2018frivilous\u2019. Talk about a self-defeating ideology. That\u2019s the intellectually mushy world of communism for you.\n\u2190 Minimum wage \u2013 the most anti-poor law\n225 thoughts on \u201cArguing about freedom with a communist\u201d\nAnd worse, she\u2019s a teacher\u2026\nIt makes perfect sense to me:\nOne can not truly be free until no one else envies the freedoms that you don\u2019t actually have.\nI bet \u201cFran\u201d had nothing to say about how this ridiculous organisation will actually be enforced! She\u2019s just a little Stalin on the inside.\nOne question: Did Fran self identify as a \u201ccommunist\u201d? Because there\u2019s nothing in her words that indicate any association with the (now long dead and gone) CPA.\nUnless she did, I think you\u2019re introduction is full of it, and posting this long and tedious conversation where you demonstrate nothing other than your own ability to indulge in solipsistic claptrap is a waste of your readers time.\nWell, to be honest, even if she did, it\u2019s still a waste of time.\n\u201cDid Fran self identify as a \u201ccommunist\u201d?\u201d\nShe has, over and over on usenet.\n\u201csolipsistic claptrap\u201d\nLooks like I hit a nerve with one of the pious.\nAs for the CPA, your \u201clong dead and gone\u201d organsation still seems very much alive:\nhttp://www.cpa.org.au/guardian/guardian.html\nBut hey, it\u2019s just \u201csolipsistic claptrap\u201d to point out fact \ud83d\ude42\nHey, you forgot one of the bigger parties around these days!!!\nhttp://greens.org.au/Election\nI didn\u2019t forget the Greens, but they just aren\u2019t the same without Thom Lyons\nhttp://www.cpa.org.au/cpa/cpa.html#greens\nThere you go, closest thing to communists with a place in our Government.\nI have to say that i really agree with \u201cThe Great Global Warming Swindle\u201d, in regard to Environmentalism being the new face of Communism.\nTex \u2013 Despite her obvious lack of tolerance and a rather fuzzy definition of freedom you seem to have been very reasonable with Fran.\nThom Lyons!\nhttp://www.whackingday.com/permarch_oct05/3oct05.htm#tom\nhttp://www.whackingday.com/permarch_sep05/30sep05.htm#tom\nJust if anybody needs to be cheered up.\n\u201cvery reasonable with Fran\u201d\nWe solipsists are a friendly lot \ud83d\ude42\nWell I suppose it is hard to get angry with your opponent when you can\u2019t even verified that they actually exist. 8-D\n>She has, over and over on usenet.\nOk, didn\u2019t know that, but I don\u2019t frequent usenet \u2013 I believe it\u2019s moribund? Her self-identification in that forum has been explicit then has it?\n>\u201csolipsistic claptrap\n>Looks like I hit a nerve with one of the pious.\nNo. Look up \u201csolipsistic\u201d, review your side of the conversation. Your continued retreat to the \u201cmarket\u201d \u2013 a position that cannot be attacked because it is so narrow \u2013 is the very definition of solipsistic. Human relations extend far beyond the market, and Fran is right on that point.\nWhy don\u2019t you stake out a position worth defending next time?\nOh, by the way, before boring us with this nonsense, did you ask Fran\u2019s consent to post this? I thought she was quite generous and honest in attempting to engage you beyond your narrow parameters, and would be surprised if she\u2019d let you just feed her comments into your little machine here.\nSo Tex, how\u2019s about some of them thar negro slaves? I hear they help you enjoy their life and all you need to do is feed them. They help increase your personal freedom and they are free to run away at any time, damn varmints.\nI don\u2019t think libertarian of a rational mind or sound conscience can honestly say that the exploitation of developing nations is really in line with \u201cfreedom\u201d. Wealth disparity is a bad thing, there is a moral imperative to help those less fortunate and anyone that doesn\u2019t even wish to help those deprived of needs and liberty really are the scum of the earth.\nThe best I can say about exploitive work-situations in developing and third world nations is \u201cat least it\u2019s a start\u201d, even Britain engaged in child labour and low labour standards. A freer market did help to break down the class barriers and indeed employment provides more freedom than unemployment and more options out of poverty.\nI don\u2019t think we have a responsibility to help so much as an ethical duty. Humans are social creatures and even others of our species we never meet are still part of our larger community.\nIt is comments like yours though, Tex, that put me off libertarians. But I know we\u2019re not all bad.\nShem, Tex has said nothing about supporting slavery. How do you figure trading with poorer countries is exploiting them? Or rather, how do you think stopping trade with them will do them good?\nYep. She\u2019s called herself a communist\nWhere have I said human relations don\u2019t extend beyond the market? The absurd position Fran takes is that somehow material consumption is wrong because it damages those \u201cother\u201d sections of human life. of course, neither her nor you can show how this happens. In fact, the position is completely contradictory: One one hand, one cannot be fulfilled without the bonds of community and the growth of one\u2019s intellect and emotions, yet Fran argues these things are impossible without a level of material wealth she argues is \u2018frivilous\u2019.\nVoluntary transaction is worth defending. Too bad you don\u2019t seem to understand it.\nOh for God\u2019s sake you pious twit, it was posted on a public usenet forum. I don\u2019t need anyone\u2019s \u201cconsent\u201d to post it here.\nShem, regarding your idiotic comment about negro slaves, did you miss this part?:\n\u201cHow does holding voluntary transaction as a high value obligate me to \u201cassist\u201d someone else? Especially as your idea of assist seems to involve handing over something that is mine to someone else. My interest in assisting others is in seeing that they are freed from coercion\u201d\nIt\u2019s really not that hard to understand\nI suspect Fran has a problem with excessive guilt. It\u2019s common among females, especially Catholics, and gets worse once they have children and realise they are not perfect mothers, their kids don\u2019t appreciate them and it\u2019s all their fault.\nShe has rationalised her guilt into an ideological framework and now seeks to encourage others to conform to it.\nShe may have a lot to be guilty about, but that doesn\u2019t mean she\u2019s right. Or that anyone else is guilty.\nBen Shurey says:\nI think Fran has her heart in the right place, She just doesn\u2019t realize that she\u2019s on the side of the oppressors right now and we\u2019re on the side of the oppressed.\nIt\u2019s an easy mistake to make and one I made for a long time.\nI can remember hearing about Bechtel in Bolivia and thinking they were the epitome of evil. They really, really suck for what they did but they weren\u2019t the ones with the guns. It\u2019s the Bolivian government who really let their people down by locking them into such a ridiculous contract and forcing it down their necks with violence.\nI think Fran sees the obvious: Rich people in the west paying a pittance for products and made by poor people elsewhere living on a fraction of what we make and is rightly outraged by the disparity. She doesn\u2019t investigate further and see that the people who have invariably forced this situation onto the people aren\u2019t the corporations, it\u2019s the governments.\nWe want Free trade with Developing Nations not just so we can benefit from cheap products but so they can benefit from our cash flooding into their country. Any attempts to regulate it cause the boat to rock and invariably hinder rather than help.\nBen thats the problem. Heart in the right place, head in the clouds.\nSocialists and leftists hate our current government, but they think the solution to our problems is more government that follows all kinds of \u201csocial justice\u201d programs.\nI don\u2019t think trading with poorer countries is innately exploitive. But there are definitely plenty of companies that DO exploit poor, unskilled labourers. I don\u2019t think stopping trade will do any good. However, I do think we need to recognise that it is not a good situation and the sooner they can progress out of the industrial age the better it\u2019ll be for them. To deny the exploitation that goes on in developing nations and to wash one\u2019s hands of any moral duty to aid is selfish. Charity is an essential part of true liberty.\nMy interest in assisting others is in seeing that they are freed from coercion\nYou say this Tex, yet you are not willing to go without luxuries in order to provide charity and aid to those living in coercive situations? Your argument throughout seemed like you\u2019re not willing to sacrifice anything to help anyone- which seems inconsistent with someone interested in freeing others from coercion. Or did you literally mean you\u2019re just interested in seeing/ watching people become freed rather than actually helping them become free?\nFran might claim to be a communist, but a lot of self-proclaimed communists are not in favour of government. A moral-communist is not logically inconsistent with libertarian philosophies until they start saying the government or any other body should intervene through violence. Libertarians aren\u2019t against sharing (well, not all of us)- we\u2019re just against being forced to share.\nIn the above discussion it seemed like Fran was arguing \u201csharing in good\u201d and Tex was arguing \u201cI don\u2019t like sharing\u201d. Fran didn\u2019t mention government intervention, merely moral obligations that she feels we all have. She has no right to use violence to impose her morals on anyone but she definitely has a right to value the proposition that everyone should follow her moral code. I\u2019m challenging your statements on moral, not political grounds, Tex. Because I think there is definitely an ethical and moral obligation to share and help.\nShem, slavery isn\u2019t voluntary. And Tex made it clear he doesn\u2019t support coercion.\nI enjoyed the discussion because, I think it\u2019s worth analysing the methods of letting people see the light of libertarianism. Even though presumably people have several different fundamental issues that block their acceptance of libertarianism, these fundamental issues need identifying so you don\u2019t waste time arguing about unimportant details and get to the root of the argument.\nI think it\u2019s usually irrelevant to compare wages in different countries. This is worth pointing out firstly. And secondly, why not point out how much wages have risen in China as their economic freedom has increased and as a result of foreign investment. I think on average people earn twice what their parents earnt.\nJust the other day, I heard a (supposedly intelligent) scientist say western countries are rich because they exploit poor countries. I told him that he\u2019d be surprised how little the overall economies between first and third world countries interact (especially in the past).\nThis exploitation idea is a major fallacy.\nFran states \u201cIf you have more than others without working more, it means you are living off the labour of another\u201d. That\u2019s obviously incorrect. And just stupid in my opinion.\nI think some faulty socialist type ideas come from the \u201cpiece of the pie\u201d concept. They basically think the amount of wealth/resources is largely set in stone and is a matter of distribution, not a matter of creation. The size of the pie is always changing and commies don\u2019t realise how much it can change and how quickly. They still think like people used to in the days of kings and queens where the focus was on plundering wealth, not setting up conditions to create it.\nCommies don\u2019t realise how much they will stifle wealth/resource creation with more government control. They don\u2019t realise how immoral and contrary to human nature this government control is or would be.\nIt\u2019s important to cut commie arguments down quickly by pointing out that forced charity is not charity. The word charity in my interpretation, implies voluntary action. And I think commies are being dishonest (or stupid) if they praise the virtues of charity. Socialism and communism both mean government redistribution of wealth. I would argue this isn\u2019t charity at all.\nThe following article gives a quick snapshot of what is happening with wages in China:-\nThe per-capita disposable income of urban residents in the city stood at 7,409 yuan (903 US dollars) during the six-month period, up eight percent, according to a sample survey conducted by Shanghai Municipal Statistics Bureau.\nThe per-capita income of rural residents was 4,340 yuan (529 USdollars), an increase of seven percent.\nThe consumer price index dropped by 0.4 percent as the growth in food price index was offset by decreases in clothes, telecommunication products and transport fares.\nhttp://www.forbes.com/home/2007/07/02/china-wage-growth-markets-econ-cx_jc_0702markets1.html\nThe following animation tool also allows you to get a feel regarding trends over the last 30 years. For instance compare the USA with China in 1970 versus 2000.\nhttp://www.gapminder.org/downloads/applications/income-distribution-2003.html\nthere are definitely plenty of companies that DO exploit poor, unskilled labourers.\nProvided the labourers can leave when they like, they are not exploited (at least, not in any adverse sense of the word). They voluntarily choose to work and companies voluntarily choose to employ them. It\u2019s a mutual benefit.\nThe fact that you would not work under those circumstances, or that they might be able to earn more elsewhere, is not relevant. Each person is entitled to make their own choices. Provided the choice is free, it is not exploitative.\nTo deny the exploitation that goes on in developing nations and to wash one\u2019s hands of any moral duty to aid is selfish.\nSelfishness and moral duty are values belonging solely to individuals. Whether we approve or disapprove of the choices other people make, they are entitled to make them as long as they accept the consequences and do not coerce others.\nCharity is an essential part of true liberty.\nCharity is a consequence of true liberty, not a part of it. Humans naturally care for their families and social networks and will assist those in need. However, they are less likely to when there is a whiff of coercion about it.\nYour argument throughout seemed like you\u2019re not willing to sacrifice anything to help anyone- which seems inconsistent with someone interested in freeing others from coercion.\nFreeing someone from coercion does not require personal sacrifice. It simply means freeing them coercion. And there is no coercion arising just by being poorer than you.\na lot of self-proclaimed communists are not in favour of government\nCommunists believe in the withering away of the state, but not until socialism has been established. It\u2019s the socialism bit that nobody likes. (And the fact that communism requires the complete abandonment of self-interest.)\nthere is definitely an ethical and moral obligation to share and help\nTex is unlikely to dispute that unless the \u201cobligation\u201d was coerced. I think he had good reason for believing that\u2019s what Fran intended.\nNobody should prevent you from living frugally, donating your savings to the poor and encouraging others to do the same. Equally, nobody should compel you to do that.\nThe problem with the word exploit is that it does have multiple meanings.\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/browse/exploit\nIt is not unreasonable to use the term to merely mean \u201cto use a situation to your personal advantage\u201d as in \u201cFred was quick to exploit the opportunity for promotion\u201d. And when an employer hires a worker they are certainly exploiting them in this sense of the word. However clearly the employee accepts the job in order to use the situation to their advantage. So if we are to take this meaning of the word \u201cexploit\u201d then it becomes clear that employees and employers both exploit eachother for personal advantage.\nOf course the term \u201cexploit\u201d is generally used in such contexts as a pejorative term. The user generally implies that it is a good guy versus bad guy type of situation. It is another examply of trying to impose a particular narrative onto a given situation. A narrative that is more appropriate in the context of sport, checkers, politics and other win/lose competitive zero sum games. Trade however is not a zero sum game.\nI agree 100%. But I do and will encourage everyone and anyone that does not donate to the poor to do so. I will criticise those that do not.\nIt is not the role of the government to force charity. But it is the role of a decent human being. I decided to put my money where my mouth was as the result of this conservation and sponsored a child through plan.org.au Growing up a Mormon a 10% tithe was expected. Now that I am of a more secular mind I think 10% of even a \u201cpenniless student\u2019s\u201d income is not too big of a sacrifice to make.\nI think leadership is leading by example. People do want the government to provide moral leadership and role-models. They\u2019ve done a piss poor job of that in most occasions. Government should not lead through coercion or violence but rather government leaders live according to their own philosophies.\nI am against socialism because I believe in the goodness of individuals. But that means I have to prove my argument by being a good individual. It is well and good for a fundamentalist libertarian to argue that private charity is capable of providing for the needy when they don\u2019t pay a cent to private charities. Any libertarian that refuses to help the less fortunate is just providing fuel for the socialists that say \u201call capitalists are greedy and self-interested, unwilling to help the needy\u201d.\n\u201cYes. I didn\u2019t cause their problems, I don\u2019t know what their \u2018needs\u2019 are, or how they define them, I\u2019m not responsible for them, and I can\u2019t change them.\u201d\ndoesn\u2019t sound like the words of someone interested in private charity.\nMy original response was a little harsh, Tex. But I can\u2019t stand the self-interest in our consumption driven society. The fact is there is a lot that we do, as humans that is frivolous and a waste of resources, especially when others are dying without necessities.\nUnlike Fran I don\u2019t think sitting here online and chatting about politics is helping. I admit that some of my actions ARE frivolous. Socialists, given their ideologies, are some of the worst offenders. One of the top-dogs of the Socialist Alliance at Melbourne Uni drives a car to Uni because \u201cpublic transport is dirty\u201d. I try not to be a hypocrite like that, but I\u2019m sure at times I still am.\nWe do have a responsibility to look out for the well-being of others. And we should have the freedom to be fucking bastards and ignore that responsibility\u2026\nOkay since I\u2019m on a roll I might as well go for a hatrick.\nIn terms of exploitation I fail to see why exploitation cannot be voluntary- look at the age of consent laws. Just because a children says \u201cyes I want you to have sex me, Mr. NAMBLA\u201d that doesn\u2019t mean it is informed consent.\nSimilarly people in developing nations are often roped into deals without being fully informed. Information is key to non-exploitive and non-coercive behaviour. Fraud is as much a crime against freedom as violence. And often \u201cvoluntary\u201d agreements are entered into on false pretenses or when power levels aren\u2019t equal. People will allow themselves into exploitive work situations if they feel its their only option or if they are tricked into thinking it\u2019ll be a better deal than it is. Living in fear of losing ones job due to non-performance issues may not be exploitive exactly, but its definitely not the definition of \u201cfreedom\u201d.\nThis reminds me of the discussion earlier, when people bandied the word \u2018socialist\u2019 around, as though it were the ultimate brand of evil. Having a social conscience, and having socialist thoughts, is not evil, unless you try to compel other people to your cause.\nNor is there anything wrong with being a self-interested capitalist. I prefer to be an enlightened self-interested capitalist, who gives to his own chosen charities because he thinks it is of ultimate benefit of all concerned. I disagree with Shem, because that last word \u2018needy\u2019, is simply too flexible.\nShem, it is incorrect to use the example of a child consenting to sex. Children are incapable of making consent decisions about sex. So consent is not relevant. And child sex is involuntary. The most horrific and damaging form being when the parent is the offender.\nI can think of some cases however where a dodgy government in one of these developing countries will bend over backwards to try and attract foreign investment and in doing so directly violate the rights of their citizens or fail to protect the rights of their citizens.\nThe company is still to blame but the incompetency or criminality of the government is often overlooked by simplistic socialists.\nNicholas, no thought is a crime. (Although when I was a kid going to church, I had to chant every week that I\u2019d sinned in thought word and deed).\nHowever socialist ideology is a rationale for theft, something evil. I speculate that the common car thief or burgular would rationalise their crimes in a very similar way to socialist governments rationalising stealing businesses from their owners for example.\nSo the criminal and the communist can be quite similar in some respects.\nI\u2019m probably one of those people who \u201cbrandies the word socialist around as though it were the ultimate brand of evil\u201d.\nAnd by socialist, I mean people who think property should be owned by the community not individuals. Nothing to do with having a social conscience.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs.svg\nWhen I use \u201cneedy\u201d it refers to the bottom tier and most of the second from bottom. I believe ethically we should ensure those needs to people if they can\u2019t reasonably provide them for themselves.\nShem, equating workers in developing nations with children is paternalistic and patronising. People certainly suffer from information deficits and ignorance. However adults are the best custodians of their own lives. They don\u2019t need to be protected from living life and making choices. It is by doing so that we all learn and grow.\nPersonally I think that it\u2019s patronising the way teenagers and children are treated a lot of the time, too. Especially legally\u2026 But I won\u2019t get into that now.\nIt was a bad example, but like children, workers in developing nations lack education, information and empowerment.\nIf you aren\u2019t literate and you are handed a contract to sign which is legally binding, then you are being exploited. It verges on slavery.\nVoluntary interaction predicated on a lie cannot be said to be voluntary.\nLiteracy is high in China. Which country in particular are you thinking of?\nIf by \u201cwe\u201d you mean \u201cyou\u201d, then I am in complete agreement with you. You can allocate as much of your resources to meeting the needs of others as you want. I shall do the same with my resources.\nThe problem comes when some socialists feel that some aren\u2019t allocating enough of their resources to the welfare of others. Then they start taking resources by force, and once they use force, any claim to moral superiority ends. Socialists want to exploit the labour and resources of some (the wealthy) to the benefit of others (the poor). If exploitation is the problem, how is this fixed by even more exploitation?\nI will politely listen to your calls for greater charity, and if I agree with you, I may increase my charitable contributions. The key is the voluntary acceptance of your persuasion and the voluntary change in my actions.\nSocialists, for all their good intents, want to short cut this through the use of force, and have forgotten that the ends do not justify the means.\nSocialists have it in for more than just the wealthy. Fran does not even like Tex enjoying his two wheel poor mans transport or his DVDs.\nTerje, I don\u2019t think a literacy rate of 91% can be called \u201chigh\u201d, even if it is high compared to the, say, 73% in Cambodia\u2026\nThere are plenty of documentaries about exploitation in developing nations. Some are politically biased, of course, but I don\u2019t think it is a problem \u201cwe\u201d should ignore.\nBecause Brendan, while I support the rights of others to hold a different set of ethics to myself I don\u2019t think that belief is justified or \u201cright\u201d. I mean, I could believe in invisible pink elephants on Mars, but with no logical argument to back up that claim I am on shaky ground. I think rationally, and logically \u201cwe\u201d as people in the developed world should be doing far more. I think that people that do nothing are immoral and wrong. And I have every right to hold that view as long as I don\u2019t steal or use violence to achieve my end.\nI agree that government focused socialists (which- especially now- not all are) are trying to short-cut the path to equality which is voluntary interaction. But I\u2019ll do what I can voluntarily and I\u2019ll exercise my right to free speech to criticise those who do nothing. Not all socialists believe in government solutions.\nThere is a tendency on this blog is to criticise all Greens, Socialists and Communists as Statist. Not all are. You can hold socialism/ communism as a moral philosophy without believing in state-violence as a solution. Most young socialists these days are highly cynical of government and support collective action over political movement. The term \u201csocialist\u201d does not entail \u201cstatist\u201d any more than \u201ccapitalist\u201d entails \u201cfavouring big business\u201d.\nMy sense of ethics is based on utilitarianism, which, to me has as much of grounding as \u201cfreedom\u201d, if not more so. Usually \u201cfreedom\u201d brings about the most utilitarian outcomes, but in situations where that is not the case I think that one immorality- that is the violation of freedom- can compensate for a greater immorality- that is the violation of utilitarian principles.\nMy view on charity is pretty much in line with Peter Singer\u2019s Drowning Child parable.\nhttp://www.utilitarian.net/singer/by/199704\u2013.htm\nBecause we can\u2019t see the Drowning Children in the world they often are left to drown. That is regrettable. Surely sacrificing a couple of DVDs to save lives is a worthy trade?\nShem, there is a big difference between your argument and Fran\u2019s. Fran is basically arguing that Tex\u2019s enjoyment of DVDs and motorcycles is immoral, with a strong implication that his consumption actually induces (if indirectly) the \u201cDrowning Child\u201d, to use your analogy.\nIf you buy into that sort of morality, then I\u2019d have to say I disagree with you. Consuming goods and services does not cause in any way, shape or form poverty. Telling people that their lifestyle\u2019s are immoral and implying that they are somehow responsible for killing children by not giving more to charity is a negative argument, and I wish you good luck with it.\nMyself, I\u2019d go with \u201cdoesn\u2019t it feel good to help\u201d campaign with lots of celebrity endorsements. Sell the consequences of charitable giving, not the reasons why it is needed.\nOne of the problems with Fran\u2019s point of view is that we can\u2019t end hunger or disease or poverty or political oppression by donating $10 a week, nor can we do it by restricting economic growth through taxation, tariffs or boycotts. The best way to reduce these things is trade, even with countries with sweatshops, since the people that suffer the most from charity are often the poorest people.\nNext time you donate clothes, consider that the trade in donated clothing displaces the local rag trade. After all, who can compete with charities that receive their inventory for free? Then you end up with those weird news clips of fly bitten starving bloated Africans wearing Nike t-shirts.\nNext time you buy fair trade coffee, consider the adjacent farmer who may produce a cheaper and better product, but doesn\u2019t recieve a subsidy from guilty white rich people, and so go out of business. The less efficient fair trade farmer stays in business, wasting scarce capital and resources that could be better used.\nWant to boycott trade with nations that have child labour? I hope you then feel ok about starving families that rely on the entire family\u2019s production capability to feed their brood and who then under feed their kids because the breadwinner is doing just that and the kid is just another mouth to feed that contributes nothing. Rich people can feel bad about poor people\u2019s kids not getting a proper education or having a childhood, but the poor can\u2019t, they\u2019re often worried about their next meal. Without the labour of the child, they can\u2019t afford to keep them healthy.\nLife is more complicated than not buying that Firefly DVD box set equating to saving a poor child in perpetuity. The best way forward is to improve the capital stocks of the poorest through trading with them. Then they can benefit through the technology gains that we have made on the back of capital accrued from the times when Australians and before that European nations were poor, faced regular famine and had child labour.\nI\u2019m sorry if this sounds like a rant against you, it is not, it is just that talk of DVDs and drowning children does sound like a very slippery slope towards statism. I completely dispute Peter Singer\u2019s idea of an expanding circle of responsibility as both being impractical and fundamentally flawed. You are responsible for your actions, not your inactions.\nYou suggest that Socialists, Communists and Greens are not necessarily statists. I understand your point, however I think you are mincing words. What you seem to be saying is that some people believe in sharing and caring and goodwill towards strangers and in being nice and that materialism is not everything but they are not statists. Which is fine. However if they are not statists (eg you) then I would never use the word socialist to describe them. I wonder why you need to use the term in such an unconventional way. What benefit does it bring?\nThe term \u201cgreen\u201d is more tricky because it has a shorter history. However the political party that has assumed that name is definitely statist in its instinct. I would have an easier time referring to people as green and accepting that they were not socialists. Although it seems to be getting harder all the time.\nYou should tell such people that their political philosophy is libertarian. It offers greater clarity.\nSo Shem are you saying there are \u201csocialists\u201d who want everything to be community owned and all earnings to be shared but want people to achieve this voluntarily?\nSounds very suspicious.\nAnyway, I think this would need another term like libertarian socialist or something. Actually, perhaps the traditional use of the word anarchist applies best. Because to me, a non-statist socialist is a contradiction in terms. I think it is correct to assume commies want forced government control.\nPersonally I think the above described system is contrary to human nature and would not result in as good overall outcomes compared to a competitive system where people maximised personal responsibility and had more to gain from high achievment (which could then indirectly benefit others).\nHowever I have no problem with a community that organises a voluntary system where all property and rersources are community owned and don\u2019t think anyone else at this site would have major problems with this system. I can even see the utility of this system at very minor levels, ie: perhaps everyone could put in cash to maintain a town hall or something.\nHowever it\u2019s not the usual use of the word socialist.\nIt should be noted that these voluntary socialist communities could exist within the larger realm of a capitalist system.\nSo these socialists should be arguing for capitalism so they can then set up their communities voluntarily.\nDear Tim R., regarding thoughts.\nYour statement about thoughts not being crimes is true- \u201cThoughtcrime\u201d is not on our legal books. But there was no call to mention your upbringing, since \u2018Sin\u2019 is not the same as \u2018crime\u2019. You might want to keep the concept of sin, since you think that socialists are evil, and a socialist is someone who THINKS that property should be communal. Since thoughts are not crimes (bad), such thoughts must be sins (evil). See how useful the concept of sin is?\nI\u2019m using the words as they are used at Melbourne Uni today. I\u2019m using the words as self-proclaimed socialists use them.\nArguing against semantic change with a linguistics major isn\u2019t going to get you guys far, sorry. There is nothing about socialism- ie \u201ca belief that wealth distribution should be shared equally\u201d that is inherently statist. Even if there once was, the word has progressed to include new non-statist senses. Anarcho-communists are still communists and indeed \u201canarcho-communist\u201d fully entails \u201ccommunist\u201d provided the sense of communist is \u201ca belief in communal ownership\u201d.\nA libertarian socialist is what I call myself and indeed the term does apply to a lot of the people I\u2019m talking about. But \u201clibertarian socialist\u201d is a term that follows the principle of compositionality, a \u201clibertarian socialist\u201d is both a libertarian and a socialist. To say that a libertarian socialist is not a socialist is a misnomer.\nWords always undergo semantic drifts and English is rife with examples of polysemy. Perhaps the older socialist movement was inherently statist, but that is no longer the case. Self-identified socialists and \u201clefties\u201d are usually distrustful of government as much as they are big business. If you want to restrict socialism to \u201csupportive of big government\u201d then why not restrict the term capitalist to \u201csupportive of big business\u201d? Because essentially that\u2019s how capitalism is seen, even though it is definitely not the reality of the capitalist ideology. Similarly the reality of the socialist ideology is that SOME socialists are statist, other socialists are not.\nCriticism of \u201cthe left\u201d and \u201csocialists\u201d isn\u2019t going to win us any friends because I can tell you, apart from hard-capitalist economics majors, a lot of our friends probably will be left refugees like myself. Why not reserve our criticism for statist of any kind? I\u2019m not particularly fond of Pinochet despite what he may have done economically. Or if you think civil liberties are a worthy sacrifice for economic freedom why even bother with libertarianism?\nI don\u2019t know anyone who defines socialism as a question of choices made by individuals. Even in the most post-modern context it\u2019s invariably a social system excluding choice.\nIn your terms socialism could simply mean \u201cgenerous\u201d, \u201cphilanthropic\u201d or even \u201cI give my money away because I feel guilty for being richer\u201d. The sentiment is fine but I think the terminology is incorrect.\nAnd Pinochet is not a pin-up boy for either capitalism or libertarianism.\nOk, sorry to have a cheap shot at Christianity Nicholas. You are right to point out there is a distinction between sin and crime.\nI suppose thoughts can be immoral in some cases, or should I say, lack of thought (ie: deliberately evading thought instead of confronting facts and putting them in context).\nSo what do you think of my example comparing rationales of the common thief to socialist government rationales. I imagine a burglar would rationalise their crimes by thinking \u201cSociety\u2019s not fair, I\u2019m underprivelaged and my victim is rich enough to afford it, they\u2019re probably insured anyway\u201d. I would argue this type of thinking is very similar to a socialist government in say Venezuala or Zimbabwe.\nSo I\u2019m not saying socialists are necessarily evil. Just that they are more likely to be.\nIt\u2019s a bit of a slippery slope too. I have a friend that is a socialist. He recently declared himself bankrupt after maxing out a credit card on a holiday and buying a motor bike. So now he doesn\u2019t have to pay off his debts. He doesn\u2019t seem to think he\u2019s wronged anyone else.\nShem. \u201cWhy not reserve our criticism for statism of any kind\u201d\nI think you\u2019ll find plenty of people on this site who criticize statism of any kind.\nYou can\u2019t expect people not to criticize socialism if they think collectivism and socialism leads to poor economic outcomes.\nShem, since you bring up sematics, you\u2019re uni is not teaching what the common person in society thinks of as socialism. My personal view is that academia is often isolated from the real world. More concerned with government grants than reality.\nA voluntary system implies capitalism. (freedom to trade).\nSo therefore these socialists you speak of should be arguing for freedom and capitalism.\nI\u2019ve never seen a socialist argue for capitalism. But I\u2019ve seen plenty at events such as APEC who are anti-free trade and hence anti voluntary interactions.\nTherefore it stands to reason that if these socialists are for voluntary interaction and are not arguing for free trade, they are either dishonest or stupid.\nOr, more likely, most socialists do support government intervention as people like me think.\nSurely it\u2019s not hard to understand that people equate socialism and communism with regimes such as USSR, China, Cuba. All countries that have/had massive amounts of government coercion.\nWhen speaking politically, \u2018Socialism\u2019 means more intrusion by the government. Look at all the new committees Rudd would establish if his socialist party takes over! Even if only some of them make recommendations, that\u2019s still new regulations. Red tape is the bane of business. When I vote Liberal, it\u2019s because they\u2019re less likely to add new rules to the economy. They were once in favour of State\u2019s rights, but now the states can do no right.\nI\u2019m not talking about how the Uni teaches it. I\u2019m talking about self-identified socialists on campus. In addition to people I\u2019ve spoken with online and in person.\nSocialists that are against free trade and capitalism are often against them on principle. Many socialists I\u2019ve spoken with think that community driven opposition to capitalism is a far better way to combat it than political means. Hence the protests. And really, when they say they oppose \u201ccapitalism\u201d what they often mean is they oppose \u201cadvertising driven mindless consumerism\u201d.\nPeople refer to the EU as socialist and often hold up nations such as Sweden as model societies. Yet Sweden lacks a minimum wage and a lot of market regulations that prohibit growth. America is seen as the epitome of capitalism, when really socialist Sweden is more pure in its capitalism in some ways.\nI guess you guys interact with a different type of person than myself. But the people I speak with use socialism far more broadly, it is an ideology as much as a political movement. Check out the Wikipedia page on socialism- because a lot of people I interact with are Wikipedemics.\nJust because people that lived through the USSR equate socialism with statism people like myself, who were children when the USSR collapsed don\u2019t draw the same parallels. I may be talking about a limited demographic, but it is the demographic most interested in socialism and a demographic that would be supportive of moderate libertarianism. Radical socialism is no longer cool, political apathy is rife, yet when asked most Uni students would still identify with the left largely because of social issues. They might claim to have socialist tendencies without having fully thought the politics through. These are the people that I am talking, who we have the potential to isolate.\nBy pushing an anti-Green, anti-socialist set of politics we will be seen as valuing profit over people. I value people more than profit- but without profit people suffer. Feeding the already rich creates entrepreneurial opportunity to in turn feed the poor. This is the angle that will allow libertarianism to become mainstream- it is an angle of pragmatics and outcomes rather than radicalism.\nBy pushing a hardline anti-left, anti-socialist, economy focused ideology you isolate the other haters of government. After all, as most of you probably read on this recent Catallaxy article- libertarians never used to be on the right.\nBut self-proclaimed socialists do exist who will be isolated to anti-socialist statements. They aren\u2019t statist socialists and they have the potential to become awesome people-focused libertarians. Often they don\u2019t understand economics or policy but support socialism because it \u201cfeels right\u201d. Often they are opponents of excessive consumerist mentalities and surely that\u2019s a good thing? Capitalism is the best way to engage in trade, sure, but I surely don\u2019t think excessive consumerism at the expense of charity is entirely ethical.\nYes, politically socialism means intrusion and statism. But a lot of socialists are moral ideological socialists. They follow political socialist movements not out of rationality but rather because socialists have the same moral ideologies. Being a libertarian and a socialist aren\u2019t mutually exclusive. Joining socialist political movements and joining the LDP are mutually exclusive.\nWhether you like it or not, whether you think it is accurate or not to a lot of people \u201csocialism\u201d means \u201cliberal\u201d and \u201cfree\u201d, especially on social issues.\nIf socialism means \u2018liberal\u2019 and \u2018free\u2019, then people are mightily confused! Of course, socialism uses such slogans, but when it comes to practicing it, such as when a socialist party takes over a government, the average person will end up less free, and less liberated. Maybe the average Uni student needs to get out and live! If they were involved in business, they\u2019d realise the government is already quite intrusive, and more (laws) means less (business).\nIf, by socialist libertarian, they mean libertarians with a heart, not socialists seeking power, no wucking forries.\nSocialism as defined by wikipedia might be the popular use in university, but I\u2019m interested in the socialists and greens who want to increase the size of the state to achieve their agendas. If you think I\u2019m going to qualify my criticism of socialists and greens as criticism of only the statist ones every time I use those terms, you are dreaming. The common political usage of those terms are as statist philosophies, get used to it.\nIf your moral idealogical socialists don\u2019t want to be confused with statist socialists, they should have been a bit more careful in choosing a name that wasn\u2019t historiacally associated with the deaths of 149,469,610 people, and that doesn\u2019t include the national socialist body count.\nTerminology is important, and as a student of linguistics and having an interest in political philosophy, you should be the first to point out to \u201csoft\u201d socialists the error of their ways. Anybody that calls themselves a socialist without fully realising the connotations is a fool who is dabbling with words they don\u2019t understand, much like the idiots that wear Che Guevera t-shirts. That is the power of such a malignant political philosophy, turning inside-out the meaning of words and forever tainting our language.\nJust in case you\u2019ve misunderstood me, consider a patriotic communitarian, someone who believes in strong local philanthropy and community building? What meaning would you take if they called themselves a National Socialist? A bit confusing, hey?\nOk, you\u2019re making more sense to me now Shem.\nYou\u2019re interested in converting socialists to libertarians.\nI agree that the young are generally much more open to social freedoms such as gay rights, abortion, euthanasia, relaxing drug laws etc.\nBut at the same time, libertarians will not compromise their principles just to get more socialists on board.\nSo expect a lot of economic debate.\nIf libertarian socialists are going to feel isolated by anti-socialist economic remarks, they are going to feel this anyway whether they hear them early on or whether they are gradually introduced to these anti remarks. The economic debate has to emerge sooner or later.\nAnd capitalist libertarians are going to argue that free trade results in better quality of life and happiness for more people.\nI don\u2019t worry about consumerism or materialism. I think these \u201cproblems\u201d are usually pushed by those with a career agenda who benefit from making people feel guilty over nothing. This doesn\u2019t necessarily make them wrong but some very important things in life can never be materialistic, like family, relationships etc. No one can achieve happiness without expending energy in non material pursuits (unless they\u2019re a clinical sociopath). Most capitalists know this.\nPerhaps what people (including socialists) are really afraid of is hedonism.\nAn overly hedonistic culture is in my opinion partly due to a back lash against an oppresive society.\nAll animals alter their environment for their own benefit. It\u2019s a normal, natural thing. For humans it\u2019s especially important because our brains are our main tools of survival from inventing fire making to vaccines. It is necessary to allow people the freedom to solve problems.\nThe idea that nature exists in some kind of perfect equilibrium without humans is a myth. Everyone knows its constantly evolving. Also, without humans, life on earth will be destroyed anyway because the sun will eventually swallow up the earth as it expands or a comet will hit us or something. We know that there are mass extinctions without humans eg/ the Permian extinction and the dinasours. So this whole idea that humans should be restricted from tampering with nature is wrong (unless people adversely and forcibly affect other humans, then the courts should prosecute them).\nIn regards to consumerism. I assume you\u2019re worried about using up all the resources on the planet. Well, these days the earth supports more people than ever before and people enjoy better quality of life overall. eg/ people in the middle ages had a shocking life expectancy and there weren\u2019t even that many of them.\nI don\u2019t think there\u2019s any reason to think this trend won\u2019t continue. Science and technology need to flourish to solve any resource problems. And the best way to achieve this is when there\u2019s more money (which in reality means more products people find valuable, or more excess resources) to spend on research. So many libertarians argue that society should be set up in a way to maximise new resource development, and that the best and most moral way to do this is capitalism. For example, when humans learnt to create excess food and store it, they then devoted their attention to improving their life in new ways.\nJohn Humphries led a discussion a while back (on this blog) called \u201ctechno-optimism\u201d that is somewhat related to this idea.\nActually the Techno Optimism article was written by me and it was mostly just an excuse to speculate about energy technology:-\nhttps://alsblog.wordpress.com/2007/03/04/techno-optimism/\nHowever John Humphreys (note the corrected spelling) is a good bloke and a fine libertarian.\nIn regards to consumerism. I assume you\u2019re worried about using up all the resources on the planet.\nNot at all, because resources can\u2019t be used up, really. All our \u201cused\u201d resources still exist on earth, just in waste forms. We just need to find ways to efficiently reconvert waste into new resources without using too many other resources. We\u2019re only seen the tip of the iceberg when it comes to recycling.\nI\u2019m optimistic about science and I\u2019m progressively minded in terms of the environment. I find it funny when Green conservationists call themselves progressive, really they are just environmental conservatives- reluctant to embrace change.\nConsumerism worries me because people consider a new pair of brand-name Nikes more important than preventing starvation in third-world countries; or at least the former is more prevalent in their minds than the latter. Obviously one person can\u2019t do a lot, but approximates have been flirted with that say if everyone in a first-world country donated 10% of their income to aid programs in the third world starvation and poverty could be eradicated. Now the numbers may be off, but the principle is good.\nI do agree with Brendan above when he says certain types of aid don\u2019t help the problem. But community building projects, where communities are given the means to efficiently and effectively produce something of worth on the global market are definitely headed in the right direction. It\u2019s a more productive use of money than paying $40 extra for shoes that have a particular brand name on them.\nOf course, on issues of environmentalism I think that the less we change our natural environment the less coping strategies we\u2019ll need to develop in the future. The sooner we use up resources we have experience dealing with the more pressure we\u2019ll have on us. I don\u2019t support the curtailing of rights in the name of Global Warming, but I do think that doing things as individuals- such as pay $2 extra per month for \u201cGreen Energy\u201d can help slow the process.\nAnd Brendan, I don\u2019t oppose semantic drifts so long as people are willing to engage in communicative clarification. My friends often use the word \u201cgay\u201d as an insult without thinking about it, which once was quite offensive to me. That is one word I like to try and preserve so I\u2019ll discuss the implications of it with them, similar to the way you\u2019ve discussed why it\u2019s important to preserve a narrow interpretation of socialism.\nThat page you linked to talks about communist deaths- most socialists now days have attempted to reclaim the word \u201csocialist\u201d and use \u201ccommunist\u201d to refer to previous failed communist regimes. Communist is used to mean \u201cstatist socialist\u201d, whereas socialist refers to the ideology driving communism.\nWe\u2019ll just have to agree to disagree, \u201csocialism\u201d has no negative connotations to me until people start advocating government sponsored theft. Communism is something altogether different. But as with all definitions that have no real world referent they will vary from person to person. Even words with real world referents can have problems. My aunt always insisted her car was red, but to me it was blatantly orange.\nThe following quote may be relevant here: \u2013\n\u201cOf all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron\u2019s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end, for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.\u201d \u2014C.S. Lewis\n( Swiped from Born Again Redneck)\nNow that is something I agree with and indeed it is what scares me about the Christian Right. But elements of the left are just as scary, I agree. Most lefties just don\u2019t realise they are as bad as the Christians.\nIn Marxism, communism was the goal, socialism was the intermediate stage. That is why the many of the so called communist countries actually identified themselves as socialist, such as USSR. You will not convince me that socially minded people calling themselves socialists are using the word correctly.\nTry and tell the social conservatives in the Liberal Party that they are socialists, and you\u2019ll have them choking on their English Breakfast tea, and they claim to be the protectors of traditional social institutions such as church and family that promote community building, even though this fits into your broad definition of socialism. They are statists for sure, but not socialists. If anyone who advocates social cooperation is a socialist, then just about everyone except hermits are socialist. Not a very useful definition.\nI\u2019ll leave it here. Go on and self identify with a cause responsible for more deaths in the 20th century than any other political movement in the history of man if you want. It just makes me angry that people can dismiss a whole era of human history that is ongoing even today in North Korea and China by saying that they are socialists, but not the bad kind of socialist, our socialism doesn\u2019t end in gulags and genocide. It is a very misguided and dangerous way of looking at the world.\nChristianity, as far as I know, has been responsible for more wars than any other religion in history (Islam is probably catching up). Yet people are not afraid to call themselves Christians.\nChristianity angers me, especially when the perversion of Jesus\u2019 teachings continue to inspire hatred and groups like http://www.godhatesfags.com gladly cheer the murders of \u201cfags\u201d (Matt Shepherd). People still call themselves Christians, because they\u2019re not the bad kind, their Christianity doesn\u2019t end in death and discrimination.\nThe evils motivated by certain Christian movements are not representative of the Christian belief system. Thousands of years of history- the inquisition, the crusades, etc- all the name of a Christian God were a perversion of the philosophy of Christianity.\nSimilarly communist states that have existed are not representative of the socialist ideology. A century of history- the USSR, China, etc- all in the name of socialism were a perversion of the philosophy of socialism.\nThe term socialism existed before Marx and before the USSR. And people believing in egalitarianism have started to reclaim the term. Now it is fair enough to criticise egalitarianism of producing negative outcomes and being impractical. But to say that socialists are inherently statist is akin to saying Christians are inherently intolerant. I don\u2019t believe either generalisation is true.\nBut I\u2019ll end it here, too.\nI think the practical point to take away is that both Christianity and communtarianism only work when involvement is voluntary.\nThere are many examples of involuntary socialism and Christianty being brutal, oppressive and downright medieval.\n1. Christianity is a failed belief system when your ethics are legislated. If God gave us free will, why should politicians have the power to take it away?\n2. Markets always allocate goods better because the price system is rational. Prices reflect and are concise capsules of information regarding scarcity, supply and demand and the value of goods. Communism is irrational, socialism cannot handle the information required to allocate resources as well as free enterprise.\nSorry Terje. I was going on my memory. Or lack of.\nDan at Work says:\nThere is no reason that a socialist (or communist or whatever you might want to call it) commune can not live in a libertarian society. It would just have to be a local-level sort of thing. Most socialists think in national (or even global) terms, and this is what creates its downfall because there is just so much information and so many differing opinions between groups of large people that it simply cannot work.\nI don\u2019t see, however, how a nationstate could be \u201clibertarian socialist\u201d. You both have free choice, and you don\u2019t? You work to both your individual ends and the ends of the nation, even when these ends are different? Sounds like an oxymoron to me.\nThe answer to Shem\u2019s problem is to stop calling himself a socialist. His meaning differs from virtually everyone else\u2019s, making it inappropriate. Libertarian socialist, in common understanding, is simply an oxymoron.\nIf he were to call himself a voluntary communitarian, on the other hand, we\u2019d generally know what he meant and respect his wisdom.\nFine \u201cvoluntary communitarian\u201d it is. Just to stop the semantic debates that I win.\nShem \u2013 On your 10% foriegn aid idea, a link to a research paper exploring Peter Bauer\u2019s thesis that aid is destructive and what countries need are secure property rights. Haven\u2019t read it myself yet, just followed the links from Catallaxy.\nhttp://www.independent.org/students/garvey/essay.asp?id=2042\nI think most libertarians are voluntary communitarians to some degree. For myself it is a fundamental part of my view of free markets and how consumer sovriegnty without government interference can reshape economies \u2013 empowering individuals and communities \u2013 rather then our current crony capitalism (as GMB would call it). Which is why I am involved with Bendigo Bank\u2019s community banking programme. Which I started to write a post about some time ago but haven\u2019t gotten back to. I call it community capitalism. Australia has a strong ethos of volunteerism, and we can run a civil society without a government, if given a chance.\nAnd we can run a civil society without big government interference if given a chance. Don\u2019t want to be seen advocating aarcho-capitalism while being an LDP candidate, if I ever get round to doing some campaigning\u2026\nPerhaps socialists make the same mistake as George Bush and equate democracy with freedom as opposed to majority rule.\nI checked several dictionaries. None mention \u201cvoluntary\u201d when describing socialism. Several mentioned state or government control and many mentioned a political system.\nSo based on colloquial useage, dictionary definition and empirical evidence, socialism can be assumed to be involuntary.\nTotally unlike the concept libertarian that has voluntary interaction as one of its fundamentals.\nAnd I personally think it\u2019s important not to let dishonesty and inconsistency creep into libertarian fundamentals.\nShem\u2026 you may be a linguistics major, but I\u2019m a political economy tutor and I promise you that your definition of socialism is wrong. Socialism means government ownership & control of resources.\nQuick polsci lesson. In 1848 Marx writes communist manifesto. The communist plan is for a dictatorship of the prolateriant that forms a socialist society with government ownership & control of resources (explicit statism). Over time the government will hopefully fade away and we\u2019ll reach communism with no government and people voluntarily living the \u201cgood\u201d (ie non-material) life with little (or no) money-based economy.\nA bit later there was an argument\u2026 with some in the communist movement objecting to the \u201csocialism\u201d part of the plan. Orwell best summed up this position, arguing that the socialist government would never fade away and would effectively enslave the people (read \u201canimal farm\u201d). These break away chaps called themselves \u201canarchists\u201d or various other names.\nThe reality is that every country trying \u201ccommunism\u201d has actually used socialism.\nThe best bet for anarchy (or end-state communism) is libertarianism\u2026 extending to anarcho-capitalism\u2026 leading to more wealth\u2026 leading people to spend more time helping others and pursuing the \u201cgood\u201d life.\nAnd of course, in a libertarian (or anarcho-capitalist) society, communists can always get together on their land and make their own rules and people can voluntarily join or leave when/if they want to.\nDamn you, I already said I wasn\u2019t going to contribute any more, but\u2026\nA word is a sign, which corresponds to a referent in the real world. In this case, the referent is both an ideology and a political movement and hence there are two senses of the word which is an example of polysemy (two senses of the same word with related, but distinct meanings). This is not at all uncommon and words seem to have a tendency to become polysemous- some of the most common words are the most polysemous.\nI have done an assignment recently where I identified approximately 12 sense of the word \u201cunder\u201d- \u201cThe shark is under the boat\u201d, \u201cThere was an intricate pattern hidden under the muck\u201d, \u201cThe shark lives under water\u201d and so on. Obviously these words are related, but there is not a single definition that can be used.\nSimilarly, the socialist ideology and the socialist political system are closely linked, however they are two legitimate uses of the same word. Legitimate because people use the word \u201csocialist\u201d to refer to a moral ideology, hence there is both a referent (the ideology) and a word associated with that referent that is understood as being the sign for that referent. It may not be a universal usage, but plenty of words start out as idiosyncratic to a particular speech community.\nWhat we are seeing in recent times is a reclamation of the word \u201csocialism\u201d by the younger generation, it\u2019s no different to how the gay community has started using the once derogatory word \u201cqueer\u201d and extended its usage to mean \u201cof alternate sexuality\u201d, \u201csocialism\u201d is being revitalised and re-extended in scope to refer to more than just government systems as exist(ed) in the USSR and China.\nAs for history, well prior to the communist manifesto there were a number of what are known as \u201csocialist utopians\u201d that wrote on the merits of an egalitarian society. There was nothing statist about their utopian ideologies. There was some division amongst people that followed these philosophies as to whether \u201csocialism\u201d or \u201ccommunism\u201d best described the ideology but the terms were used interchangeably.\nThen Marx came along, wrote the communist manifesto and imposed his own definitions of socialism and communism onto the word; though oddly in recently times socialism in the sense I have used it refers to the same thing that Marx labelled as communism. I think this is largely because communism, in the minds of the general public refers to the corrupt socialist states that existed. The cold war was fought against \u201ccommunists\u201d and the paranoia was the communists were going to take over. Additionally the word \u201csocialist\u201d is used in mainstream political movements to refer to a lot of parties internationally and indeed a lot of commentators will happily say Australia and European countries are social(ist) democracies.\nSo we are seeing a change in definitions from what Marx intended, but Marx was hardly the creator of the terms. You can fight against the change all you want, but if the younger generation continues using the words as a speech community as they do I can assure you that over time, especially as the people that lived through the Cold War die out, the second sense of socialist will rise to prominence.\nA lot of self-identified socialists still are pushing towards government intervention as the \u201cright\u201d way, but those that do still see it as transitionary and not all self-identified socialists are statist, preferring to rely on community movement such as marches, strikes, etc. Even those that think state socialism is a necessary transition aren\u2019t in favour of large government as an end.\nLibertarian socialism may sound oxymoronic, but really it is just a moderate political position for those that are ideologically aligned with anarcho-capitalism. It\u2019s a belief in smaller and fairer government simultaneously which logically must include greater government spending efficiency. Not all political movements are fundamentalist and even the major parties in Australia aren\u2019t exclusively capitalist or socialist. They do seem to be almost exclusively interested in larger government, though.\nShem, many utopians both before and after Marx are not explicitly statist. They describe how good it will be in a society in which people don\u2019t do this (which they are now doing) or do that (which they are not now doing). But in these ideal societies, either people are going to be free to choose whether to do this or not do that, or they\u2019re going to be forced to obey. There is no other option. There is no middle path. There is no \u2018third way\u2019. Libertarian socialist is a contradiction in terms. You can\u2019t be in favour of forcing people to do something if, left to their own devices they are hurting no-one, and against it, both at the same time.\nJustin;\nThere is the possibility of another option, and that is the possibility of purchasing an area and seceding from whatever state controls it and forming your own utopian society under a predetermined set of rules, eg. socialism, communism, unchained capitalism, anarchism, religious fundamentalism, or anything else that you are into. People could be part of it as long as they agreed to the principles of that society.\nAs long as the rights of the inhabitants are respected and they are free to come and go as they please I see no problem with this, apart from the fact that it has not worked in the past.\nShem said:\nShem, all these countries were representatiive of the socialist ideology and that\u2019s the whole point. The fact that they resulted in human rights abuses does not excuse the socialist belief system \u2013 it proves that the theory was wrong.\nYou are merely trotting out the standard excuse that socialists themselves trot out. According to your point of view, all the human rights abuses which happened in the \u2018socialist\u2019 states \u2013 which just happened to be the most enormous and atrocious in the history of the world \u2013 were just some kind of strange coincidence \u2013 nothing to do with socialism, properly understood. Please acknowledge that the statement in the last sentence is true.\nThe reason why these abuses followed from the socialist belief system \u2013 (I will not dignify it with the name of philosophy, which means \u2018love of wisdom\u2019) \u2013 has been shown by Ludwig von Mises. In short, if \u2018society\u2019 is not going to make decisions on how to allocate resources by way of the free action of individuals seeking to satisfy their own values, then it\u2019s going to have to do it by way of command and control, and by way of bureaucracies.\nRight at the start there is the ethical difference. Libertarians oppose the use of violence or the threat of violence as a way of co-ordinating social action: socialists are in favour of it. But it gets worse.\nSince no-one chooses to pay for the services state bureaucracies provide, they are cut off from the sense and discipline of market supply and demand, and are intrinsically incapable of satisying the expectations of their consumers as to service, or cost, or both. The only alternative is the planned chaos that characterises political diirection and bureaucratic action. As the unintended consequences of each misguided intervention becomes obvious, the only remedy, since market action is out of the question, will be more state interventions, but they will all suffer from the same original problem, that the state has no way of knowing how to rationally calculate how best to use resources economically. To supply the function of individual freedom which has been banned, state officials will need more and more unlimited discretion in order to supply the flexibility of decision-making which in a free society is supplied by individual freedom. So the state will need more and more unlimited power. The state will grow and grow, and it will get the resources by violently taking them from the individuals who are subjected to it, who must necessarily be cast in the role of property of the state. What you own, you get to decide what to do with. But the individual won\u2019t own his life or get to decide what to do with it, because the state will claim, and wil take that right on its grand quest for \u2018social justice\u2019. Individual freedom will necessarily be subjected to state power, because if it was not so, people would do what they want, and it would be capitalism. The result will be economic impoverishment, political authoritarianism, and moral confusion brought about by the original value placed on the violation of self-ownership, human freedom and property rights in the name of the \u2018rights\u2019 mandated by the state in the name of the greater good.\nThat is why socialism produced the results which, when socialists see them, they want to dissociate themselves from out of shame at what a fucken mess it is. So they claim it was all a dreadful mistake, a perversion of the true values of socialism, which are kind and good. But they are merely displaying their ignorance of the consequences of their own beliefs, values and actions.\nIt doesn\u2019t matter if you don\u2019t understand it, it doesn\u2019t matter if people think they are doing good, and it doesn\u2019t matter if a majority are in favour of it. The truth remains the truth whether or not it is ignored and misunderstood, and your defence of the socialist belief system is merely displaying the socialists failure to understand why it resulted in the enormous and unnecessary human sufferiing that it did. The proper course is to acknowledge the facts and learn from error, not to ignore it and arrogantly proclaim, as socialists do, the right to continue doing the same things that caused all those crimes and abuses in the first place.\nBy the way, mises.org is an excellent source of information on this.\nI don\u2019t agree with Shems terminology. However the following article suggests that some people do:-\nJim Fryar, regarding #69-\nWhen Australia formed a federation, WA was not included in the preamble, so I wonder what would happen if a part of WA seceded from the state? If the Kimberley people called their land a State, what would be its\u2019 Constitutional status? Would it be automatically included in the Commonwealth, or could it declare itself an independent nation?\nTerje, I don\u2019t agree with Australia being called a \u201cdemocracy\u201d. When it comes to ideas every person has their own interpretation, it\u2019s not like solid objects. You can point to a tree and say \u201cthat\u2019s a tree\u201d but it\u2019s much hard to point to democracy or to socialism- you can only point to examples and theories. And often the examples and theories don\u2019t match up so you\u2019re left with an array of definitions for the same word.\nI\u2019m afraid I didn\u2019t study constitutional law, so I am relatively ignorant on the subject. Someone else may be able to help, it would be unusual for a political party not to have a few lawyers in it. its an interesting point though.\nThe old Progress Party policy was that secession would be allowable provided that the rights of the population were at least equivalent to those they were seceding from. We did have two QCs, David Russell, and Gary Sturgess but I don\u2019t remember any discussions on the legal or constitutional aspects, although that could have occurred in my absence.\nJim, how much of the Progress Party is still kicking about?\nHow many of them would join the LDP?\nI really don\u2019t know, Viv Forbes, Ron Kitching, are people I am still in regular contact with, but neither of them have taken the bait, I hear of a few others occasionally but am not in contact. Some have joined other parties over the years, I couldn\u2019t bring myself to do that as none of them ever represented my beliefs.\nI was actually thinking along the same lines as you seem to be, and I wish I could be of more help as they were bloody good value, but after all those years I am pushing to remember them all. Usually I remember when I hear a name and it rings a bell.\nWhen the Progress Party held meetings in Sylvania, I attended one of their meetings on a Sunday afternoon. Whilst they had some good ideas (they were the same as mine, so of course they were good!) they didn\u2019t put forward a comprehensive plan, or have a solid book that could be used as a base for policies (Human Action, by Ludwig Von Mises, comes to mind as a good base.)\nI did get a good joke (Q. What is an agnostic? A. A god-fearing atheist!), but as a political party, it wasn\u2019t doing much.\nLet\u2019s hope that those Progressive people join the Liberty and Democracy Party, and that the party goes from strength to greater strength!\nI\u2019d like to say that although I don\u2019t agree with Shem\u2019s liberal interpretation of political terminology (and said so in this thread repeatedly), it does seem he is for small government and strong property rights, so he can\u2019t be that bad a bloke.\nThe most active branches back then were Qld. the NT and WA, and although NSW had the most visible member,- Singo, I don\u2019t remember much activity from them. I wonder what Singo\u2019s views are now, the guy is a genius.\nJim, and all others.\nRe #69,#72 & #74.\nThe preamble leaves out a definition of the size of each State- remember when Victoria tried to grab some NSW land by rectifying the eastern border recently? Maybe a new state could be declared that is not automatically considered a piece of the Commonwealth? I know that the idea is canvassed now and again that some states are too big, like Queensland and WA. Does anyone know what their constitutional status would be?\nDavidLeyonhjelm: Libertarian socialist, in common understanding, is simply an oxymoron.\nSorry, David, it\u2019s just not that easy. \u201cTaxes are theft\u201d is also, in common understanding, an oxymoron or best a line of propoganda. If we are to go by \u201ccommon understanding\u201d we can\u2019t talk about anything except in the most elementary or deceitful way. Since this is a libertarian blog by a libertarian group, I think it\u2019s quite reasonable to expect technical terms relating to philosophical, social, and economic systems rooted in libertarianism to be be widely recognized \u2014 or at least people participating here should be willing to go look them up. A google search is just a click away.\nLibertarian socialism is a well-established term in the literature with Noam Chomsky being perhaps its most famous living example.\nI think the ALS tries to be a \u201cbig tent\u201d liberatian group. If that excludes libertarian socialists like myself, let me know.\nNo we don\u2019t try to be socialists.\nBut on the other hand, no, please stay, you are a well behaved guest.\nI always thought of the Greens as Libertarian socialists. Whereby the only way they could get properly elected was if they change their views so much that they ceased to be the Greens.\nAnd honestly, i just cant think of Libertarian Socialism as anything but a contradiction. Seeking to completely abolish any kind of command structure, although championing Unions and workers councils.\nSo\u2026. the only way that the system can work is if everybody willingly doesnt want to better their lives, be individuals or generally anything. Also, if you were free in your individual life\u2026 *the liberal part of it* Shouldnt that include being free to set up a business and a authorative structure???\nSounds absolutely horrible. The only benefit from a free socialist system that i can see is that people will freely be able to buy the guns to end their lives with.\nTrinifar,\nI think Wiki puts it well \u201cLibertarianism is a political philosophy that upholds the principle of individual liberty. Libertarians maintain that all persons are the absolute owners of their own lives, and should be free to do whatever they wish with their persons or property, provided they allow others the same liberty.\u201d\n\u201cSocialism refers to a broad array of doctrines or political movements that envisage a socio-economic system in which property and the distribution of wealth are subject to control by the community[1] for the purposes of increasing social and economic equality and cooperation.\u201d\nThe only compatibility I see is if you are talking about voluntary socialism where people living under Libertarian laws voluntarily decide to collectivize. Anything else is coercion and is therefore anathema to Libertarians. You can call it Libertarian Socialism or call it New Coke but coercion of any sort is not Libertarianism.\nI met a socialist once, and he was amazed that the Pro-business party called itself Liberal! As I explained, they meant liberation FROM Government, not liberation BY Government. I suppose a socialist libertarian believes in first ensuring that all people are equal to start with. i think that the power to enforce such equality would be a self-perpetuating one, but I have often found myself thinking \u2018If only we could start from scratch!\u2019 Socialist libertarians would want to reform existing societies, whereas capitalist libertarians want to found new societies (and thus all start equally from the word \u2018Go\u2019) And of course, you should consider what you want to be liberated from- Big Government, or Big Business? Trinifar might be an Anti-Big-Business libertarian.\nHere\u2019s the first part of the Wikipedia entry on libertarian socialism:\nLibertarian socialism is a group of political philosophies that aim to create a society without political, economic or social hierarchies \u2013 a society in which all violent or coercive institutions would be dissolved, and in their place every person would have free, equal access to tools of information and production, or a society in which such coercive institutions and hierarchies were drastically reduced in scope.\nThis equality and freedom would be achieved through the abolition of authoritarian institutions and private property, in order that direct control of the means of production and resources will be gained by the working class and society as a whole.\nBut that\u2019s just one view. Here\u2019s a one liner from another writer:\nThe key elements of libertarian socialism \u2013 decentralisation, democracy, popular sovereignty and a refusal to accept that collectivism means subjugating individual liberty \u2013 have a strong pedigree, going back to the mid-seventeenth century, the English Civil War and the radical activists of that age\u2026.\nLook, I\u2019m jaded. I don\u2019t see any pure libertarian socialism ever coming into being, but, to me, it is a better vision to work toward than one where we all fight for resources and property \u2014 even in societies in which there is more than enough for everyone \u2014 and turn our backs on those in need.\nPerhaps Nicks label Anti-Big-Business libertarian is a fitting one too. Many business are have more power than governments. The very things that most libertarians object to in government are often found in big business: centralization, distortion of markets, arbitrary limits on personal freedom, coercion, etc.\nWhat business has the power to launch armies and to create laws? What business has a budget approaching that of the government they live under? What business can lock people in cages when it decides they have done wrong?\nWhat business spends as much as the Australian federal government on advertising (ie: propaganda)?\nNone, not even the big companies like McDonalds, Nike etc come close.\nThat sounds like utopian communism to me Trinifar. Abolition of Private Property? You cannot seriously support this can you?\nAbolition of private property? What if I create the porperty?\nI don\u2019t wish to eliminate private property, but I felt it only fair to present what seems to be one popular conception of libertarian socialism even with the bits I don\u2019t like. I\u2019m not head over heels in love with private property either, since it can so easily become the means to dominate others. To me it\u2019s bad ethics to condemn coercion with it comes with the threat of prison but look the other way (or even approve) when it is done through economics.\nIn fact, the concept of private property would be interesting to explore on its own thread. When you buy a book you own the paper, not the content. IPR is a vast subject. So is the older idea of owning land or any nonrenewable resource.\nOne commonality between the USA and Australia is how land ownership changed between roughly 1800 and 1900. During that period European settlers simply pushed aboriginal people off the land, buy force as often as not. So in both countries today all land ownership is based on that original theft.\nProduct life-cycle issues are interesting too. How many people properly dispose of old products in a way that ensures they go into a well-managed wastestream and don\u2019t just pollute the commons? We don\u2019t seem to honor the notion that owning property comes with civil responsibility. Most companies and individuals are quite happy with the notion of externalizing costs at every opportunity \u2014 which is to say, let other people pay for my satisfaction. I think it is theft.\nOne of my favorite topics is fossil fuel. Who owns the oil and natural gas still in the ground? From whom did they by the rights? Since they are non-renewable, many think we own it to future generations to leave a little for them. And of course burning fossil fuel fouls the atmosphere, currently at no real cost to the person doing the burning. To me, this is a complex property rights issue.\nIn short, before you think I\u2019m insane to want curtail property rights, I think it\u2019s only fair we try to agree on just what \u201cproperty\u201d means and whose rights are involved. For example, when it comes to fossil fuels, this is a zero sum game of the purest sort.\nTrinifar, You didnt answer the question about business having more power than governments.\nMark: Abolition of private property? What if I create the property?\nAs I said above, the pure form of libertarian socialism calls for all property to be community owned, but I see no reason to be that extreme. It strikes me as counterproductive. But I do favor limits on private ownership if only to combat the coercion of economic domination by a wealthy minority over the working class and the poor. To me, it\u2019s quite obvious that the few at the economic top of the spectrum have not been good stewards of the planet or the economy.\nI have this silly notion that the economy exists to serve people, not the other way around. I have another absurd notion: most people \u2014 the vast majority, nearly everyone \u2014 want to be productive members of society. There are very, very few who would, given the opportunity, sit back and let others do all the work.\nI think the rightwing libertarianism most people here seem to expouse is quite naive. Well, mostly naive. There\u2019s a dark side too. I think for some \u2014 and I\u2019m not thinking of anyone in particular \u2014 it\u2019s an excuse to take as much as they can from others, a sort of \u201clive for today and screw all future generations.\u201d\nOne distinction worth noting is the difference between an ordinary individual and a huge corporation. If you go out to your workshop in the evenings and build some furniture, I think you own that furniture and can do what ever you like with it. Sell it, burn it, sit on it, it\u2019s up to you.\nThis is vastly different from, say, big-time agribusiness in the USA which owns enormous tracts of land and is the very embodiment of industrialized agriculture. Real-world issues we are dealing with in this case include pumping out acquifers faster than they are naturally recharged, pesticide and fertilizer runoff fouling the Mississippi and other riverways (even the Gulf of Mexico and its dead-zone), monocropping, etc. I don\u2019t think the fact that they \u201cown\u201d the land and the means of production means that they can do anything they wish \u2014 not when their holdings are that vast and directly affect the lives of so many. Even Adam Smith knew that the invisible hand didn\u2019t always work optimally.\nWhen you are dealing with acquifers in the Midwest (one of which may be the largest in the world), one of the largest river systems in the world, and a large portion of the world\u2019s food supply \u2014 I think it is essential for the larger society to curtial the property rights of the owners. But I\u2019m quite happy to see individuals owning all the rights what they produce on their own \u2014 not because of some intrinsic right, but because it\u2019s good motivation without much danger to the rest of us. Still, there are still things I want you to prevented from doing even with your own property, like creating explosive devises. For that, I\u2019d want you to show cause and agree to be heavily regulated.\nI think that your getting close to the central question that politics should be focused on. The point of political discussion should be to define property and it\u2019s boundaries and then privatise it. Once privatised any push to redefine the boundaries should be actively resisted. For example when radio waves were discovered the best course of action would have been to define the boundaries (geographic, frequence, range etc) and then to privatise the spectrum. Perhaps the initial lots put up for sale may have had some zoning (ie Radio here, TV there) but the point should have been to allow the market to merge, split and or zone lots essentially free from interference. Maybe there might be the need for the occassional appropriation (on just terms) to build the equivalent of a freeway, however that should be rare.\nIntellectual property is more fickle and less analogous to land. But the basic concept of ownership, boundaries and rights should apply.\nOf course it is all a series of experiments but the point should be to create secure domains in which people can be creative and can own the product of their efforts.\n\u201cTo me, it\u2019s quite obvious that the few at the economic top of the spectrum have not been good stewards of the planet or the economy.\u201d\nCan you give any evidence of this? Last i checked, the richest people in the world were all philanthropists, and created a huge amount of jobs for people.\n\u201d I think for some \u2014 and I\u2019m not thinking of anyone in particular \u2014 it\u2019s an excuse to take as much as they can from others, a sort of \u201clive for today and screw all future generations.\u201d\n\u201cOne of my favorite topics is fossil fuel. Who owns the oil and natural gas still in the ground? From whom did they by the rights? Since they are non-renewable, many think we own it to future generations to leave a little for them.\u201d\nYou know, with the whole libertarian socialism thing and conservationism, I think the Greens and you go hand in hand.\nTo a degree i do agree with you on a few points about the run off of things from private property, for example, i have some welfare people move into a house reasonably close to mine, i dont know how they managed to afford a place in the neighbourhood, although it has been terrible since they moved in. Loud bass music at 4am, fighting on their property, dogs barking, etc. These people rent this place, and as such the land lord controls them, but if they were to own it, would we be completely unable to try to change the music and the fighting and what not? Since it would be their private property and libertarians believe on doing what you will with your property, what do you do when it spills out into other peoples lives, through noise pollution and the like.\nTrinifar, why should I care about posterity? What has posterity done for me?\nThe economy doesn\u2019t do anything. It doesn\u2019t demand tithes.\nThe economy is simply people acting in agglomeration to overcome scarcity.\nBy definition, econoimic activity serves people. \u201cPeople serving the economy\u201d is a strawman.\nYou describe a situation with Govenrment held land and a lack of clear private property rights and then blamce free enterprise and private property\u2026\nAgribusiness is bad because it is subsidised and no one owns the aquifers. The Govenrment promotes inefficiency and the common pool problem. This is not the invisible hand at work!\nThe need to get rid of the 300 bln USD pork and let people control property they use.\nHow far should private property go? If water is privatised then do you own the water itself? Or just a collection point for the water? If I own a tree and it grows into my neighbour\u2019s backyard and starts bearing fruit is it my fruit, or his?\nBut in regards to your earlier question, Mark, how are you creating property? I\u2019m pretty sure creation is limited to God, if you believe in one.\nAll humans can do is reshape things. In reshaping things you are taking something from the earth, does that give you a reason to claim exclusive use of it?\nOn the abolition of private property, in a utopian libertarian socialist world it would be replaced by the idea of personal possession, to quote wikipedia:\nMany libertarian socialists argue that large-scale voluntary associations should manage industrial manufacture, while workers retain rights to the individual products of their labor.[24] As such, they see a distinction between the concepts of \u201cprivate property\u201d and \u201cpersonal possession\u201d. Whereas \u201cprivate property\u201d grants an individual exclusive control over a thing whether it is in use or not, and regardless of its productive capacity, \u201cpossession\u201d grants no rights to things that are not in use.[25] A property title grants owners the right to withhold their property from others, or, if they desire, to require payment from those who wish to use it. \u201cPossession,\u201d on the other hand, is not compatible with this form of \u201cexploitation\u201d or \u201cextortion.\u201d\nIt goes back to the idea of when you are kids and you are fighting in the playground over use of a toy. The person that was using it first has a right to keep on using it. But once they are done with it, it\u2019s fair game. Sharing is the order of the day.\nIt\u2019s an oversimplification of things, but a lack of ownership with respect for \u201cfair use\u201d seems like a good concept. Of course there would have to be some flexibility. When I\u2019m at Uni I\u2019m not directly using my house, but it would be a bit unfair for someone to start squatting just because I\u2019m not home. I think I could reasonably argue that my house is \u201cin use\u201d until I move out of it.\nI am anti-big-business, too. But I\u2019d never claim that businesses are as coercive as government. Business is the lesser of two evils, though at times it seems some big businesses have a more \u201cevil\u201d motivation. At least (some) governments try to do the \u201cright thing\u201d. Governments enforce morality, but often big-business manipulates people into immorality (best example of this is Joe Camel and child-focused smoking advertising).\nIn reality if people were only allowed to keep what they use I\u2019m not sure how things would go, whether there would be a reason to produce more than one can use as is the case in society now. One of the reasons capitalism produces a net benefit is because the wealthy can spend money producing goods for others and make even more money out of it. I don\u2019t know if people would be altruistic enough to live in a society of real communal ownership. Then again, I doubt big-business owners would be altruistic enough to live without regulation. If regulation was minimised and law was just based on the concept of freedom it wouldn\u2019t be surprising for big business owners to use their money to avoid the law. Corruption, fraud, deceitful marketing. These are things that have to be considered \u201ccoercive\u201d and illegal for a pure libertarian society to work. And what is laws to stop certain business activities if not regulation?\nCreating property, If i get a slab of clay out of the ground and make it into a $3000 pot, that is creating property. You have made something from minscule value into something of large value.\nBut it is only legitimate if you owned the slab of clay in the ground to start with.\nProperty can never be created except when a \u201cterra nullius\u201d kind of policy applies in the first place. All property is owned by someone originally. \u201cNew property\u201d can only be created by either trading or stealing resources.\nIf I give a pottery maker a slab of clay to make me a pot, I must pay her for her services, because even though I still own the clay that made the pot, she owns the value of turning the clay into a pot.\nIf she steals my clay, turns it into a pot, then returns it to me, she is still guilty of theft, as she has stolen the alternative uses (value) I may have had to use the clay.\nPerry Ferguson: Trinifar, You didnt answer the question about business having more power than governments.\nI didn\u2019t mean to suggest that their power was the same as governments, only that a large business can wield power in such a way that its influence on a person, community, or region can be greater than that of the government in very important ways. For example, in the Pacific Northwest part of the USA it\u2019s not unusal for a small community to be dominated by a large timber/lumber company headquarted in another state. In one notorious case such a company was being sued by the local district attorney for breach of contract (the company had clearcut a hillside above a village and a subseqent mudslide destroyed six homes). The company, based in Texas, funded a local recall election to remove the district attorney (and thankfully won re-election).\nOther examples involve Wal-Mart\u2019s enormous stores destroying a local economy by moving in, undercutting the local competition, then closing the store when it\u2019s no longer profitable. The locals are left with nothing \u2014 it\u2019s a sort of invisible hand of distruction. There are whole websites dedicated to documenting these and other wonderful aspects of Wal-Mart\u2019s power.\nThe economy of a small community is quite different than that of a city, and examples of large companies abusing their power to the detriment of the locals are common enough.\nAn different but equally odious effect can be seen in a country like Nigeria where large oil companies are more or less doing as the please while enriching a handful of government officials. Very hard to see the average Nigerian benefitting from having their oil transfered to other countries. Could say the same about oil companies in Saudia Arabia from about 1920 to the 1970\u2019s. Ditto for Iraq and Iran. Look how well that\u2019s turned out.\nAs others have pointed out, a big business has no goal other than to make a profit and increase share holder value. It has no morality or ethics.\nIt\u2019s this kind of capitalism that drives John Bogle up the wall, as you\u2019re about to learn. John Bogle believes owners should be in charge \u2014 and accountable. He\u2019s known and respected world-wide as the father of index funds and the founder of The Vanguard Group, one of the largest mutual funds anywhere, with over a trillion dollars in assets.\nCheck out this interview with Bogle (both video and transcript at the link). I found it rather riveting to listen to a superstar capitalist talk about how important it is to regulate the economy for a variety of good reasons.\nIn your last example, i wouldnt blame Big Business for that but Big government, the thing that you are apparently supporting.\nPerry is right Trinifar. There is no way for a company to exploit people unless there is a government hand in it.\nAs for your Wal-Mart example: What is to stop someone else starting up a business after Wal-Mart moves on? Why should Wal-Mart keep running an unprofitable store? Why would you usurp the customers freedom of choice to shop at Wal-Mart if they\u2019d prefer to?\nBen & Perry: There is no way for a company to exploit people unless there is a government hand in it.\nHave you ever lived in a small town dominated by one or just a few big employers? I admit, if the these big businesses are run in an enlightened way it\u2019s not a problem. But I ask you to admit that if they are only focused on increasing shareholder equity and, as is usually the case, those shareholders are not part of local community, it can be at best problematic, and often disasterous.\nTake the case of a small rural community that has a variety of locally run businesses. Wal-Mart moves in and everyone hails the virtues of a vast coporation bringing them, among other things, cheap products from China. But the local businesses get wiped out, they don\u2019t have the economy of scale of a Wal-Mart, and the downtown area starts to be boarded up. After a while local people who can start to leave since without a vital downtown it\u2019s not an attractive place to live. With the local economy depressed and people leaving, Wal-Mart decides to close its store. The remaining locals try to pick up the pieces, but the people who anchored the local economy have left, Wal-Mart has left taking its jobs with it, there\u2019s now no reason for the community to exist. How has this series of events benefitted anyone but Wal-Mart\u2019s shareholders?\nThe government has no hand in this scenario. It\u2019s just free market capitalism. You might say that if this can occur it\u2019s a benefit to the larger society, but I\u2019d challenge you to explain just how. At one point you had a viable community, then after the Wal-Mart experience you don\u2019t. How has that improved the world, or even the region?\nPerry: I always thought of the Greens as Libertarian socialists. Whereby the only way they could get properly elected was if they change their views so much that they ceased to be the Greens.\nFair point. Sounds a lot like Ron Paul running as a Republican \u2014 a pragmatic strategy.\nTrinifar and Shem\nI admit libertarian socialist seems like a contradiction in terms to me. I suppose if one advocated socialism that didn\u2019t depend on compulsion, and people voluntarily participated in the socialist schema, then that would be libertarian socalism, is that what you\u2019re saying? By these lights, mutual schemes, insurance, partnerships and corporations, are all \u2018libertarian socialist\u2019.\nTrinifar, other people are not your property. People who live in a small town don\u2019t have any right to other people\u2019s lives, freedom, labour, or property, unless it\u2019s with the consent of those other people. If this were not so, we would be denying the principle of self-ownership, and must necessarily be affirming the principle that someone else owns you, which is exactly why socialism has so consistently been involved in human rights abuses.\nAbsent privileges granted by government, business big or small is entirely subject to consumer sovereignty for every dollar of its revenue. Since the consumer has the choice whether or not to enter into the transaction\na) it means people will only enter into the transaction if they think they will be better off\nb) they think that what they are getting out of the deal is a higher value than what they have given.\nThat is why wealth increases under capitalism. Because voluntary transactions create value on both sides. By contrast, in coerced transactions the stronger takes from the weaker, there is a win/lose, and social value is destroyed.\nProfit is what is left over after the capitalist has provided to each consumer more value than the consumer thinks he has given. There is nothing immoral or unethical about making profits. Profit is a sign that the capitalist is serving the most urgent and important needs of the consumers, as *they* see them, as they really are, not according to the fancy of the grumbler or would-be dictator.\nIt would be easy to make sure that companies don\u2019t make higher profits: just do everything in a more inefficient way! Waste more resources. That is why \u2018not-for-profit\u2019 government departments always cost more than a private business to provide the same service. They still take profit, but it\u2019s not called that: they take it in the form of chatting that big longer over the water-cooler, doing their emails and insurance at work, being paid more than anyone would consensually pay them for that work, taking longer lunch hours, unnecessarily compliicated procedures, and all the rest of it.\nTo say that a person is \u2018exploited\u2019 in a voluntary transaction is to assume that you know what\u2019s better for people, than people. You don\u2019t, and what is more, that stance, especially if backed up by force, is far more immoral and unethical than any amount of community service that is based on freedom, consent and mutual benefit, any amount of profit notwithstanding.\nSocialists have always seen profit as an immoral quantity based on sheer economic ignorance deriving from the mistaken opinions of Karl Marx, which have been refuted in theory and practice so many times that it\u2019s just not funny.\nBy the way, big government favours big business because the taxation and regulation pushes many small business to the wall. There would be a lot more small business but for the many socialist schemes which are intended to improve society. Then when these schemes produce the unintended consequence that big businesses get bigger and can make bigger profits than would otherwise be the case, socialists in their ignorance blame capitalism.\nThe profits that big business make are only the surplus value created on *their* side. But that is only one half of the equation. Each consumer also generates a surplus value from each transaction, in that he places a higher value on what he gets from the transaction than what he gives \u2013 otherwise he wouldn\u2019t enter into it.\nAccording to the socialist logic, all this surplus value is also wicked and evil and nasty too. Since the business would cease to exist without their custom, and is dependent on them to buy its goods, they are \u2018exploiting\u2019 the business, because they are \u2018forcing\u2019 the business to trade the only things that it has to survive \u2013 its products \u2013 and the consumers are \u2018expropriating\u2019 the surplus value.\nGarbabe in, garbage out. See how the socialist belief system is able to construe the process by which society makes everyone better off at the same time as it respects freedom and responsibilty, and avoids violence as a solution to social problems, as an offensive, anti-social, immoral phenomenon?\nLibertarian socialism, as I see it, has two sides- the objective ie \u201ca society where people freely enter into equal distribution of wealth without coercion from government or any other forces\u201d and the process \u201csmaller, more efficient government\u201d.\nIn the short term some welfare and some regulation produces higher quality outcomes than a totally free market would. Big businesses ARE smarter than most people and they are able to coerce people into buying inferior products with crafty advertising. Most people are dumb consumers- myself at times, too. I KNOW that my local Fish\u2019n\u2019Chip store sells better, bigger and cheaper hamburgers than McDonalds- yet I am still a sucker for advertising and marketing, I still pay more for an inferior product. Some people have bad luck, other people make bad choices and in some cases the government can minimise the harm, or do the research on companies so that consumers don\u2019t have to themselves.\nThere aren\u2019t many roles that the private sector couldn\u2019t take over. But in the short term, until a private company is able to monitor and regulate other businesses I\u2019d like the government to have some involvement.\nCrafty advertising is not coercion.\nBuying inferior products is due to human guilibility, or ignorance. And humans learn quickly. Or perhaps, the product isn\u2019t as inferior as you think, ie/ the product may be more easily available from many locations (eg/ McDonalds vs fish and chip shop).\nDefinition: co\u00b7er\u00b7cion\n1. the act of coercing; use of force or intimidation to obtain compliance.\n2. force or the power to use force in gaining compliance, as by a government or police force.\nAnd don\u2019t give me any semantics rubbish because I\u2019ve posted a definition. Definitions are fundamental to concepts.\nShem, I\u2019m a bit worried about this last post of yours. You seem to be sliding down the slippery slope towards government regulation. You\u2019re not talking about libertarian socialism any more. Now you saying that regulation is necessary in vaguely stated \u201cshort term\u201d. Regulation as it exists today, usually means property rights violations by the state.\nIn addition, you\u2019re logic in the 2nd paragraph doesn\u2019t follow. Just because someone or some business is \u201csmarter\u201d doesn\u2019t mean they need regulating or mean they are likely to use coercion. Libertarians are smarter than your average joe and they\u2019re anti-coercion! Dumb thugs are more likely to use coercion.\nYou say that \u201cin the short term, some welfare or some regulation produces higher quality outcomes than the free market\u201d. This may be true in the very short term (although please provide examples). Long term analysis is definitely important and you are right to point out that regulatory assessment is often too short term.\nBut as well as identifying \u201cshort term\u201d analysis as a problem, there is another important and obvious aspect of regulatory assessment that is often overlooked: 2nd and 3rd order interactions. ie/ Some government regulation benefits one particular group at the expense of another. When assessing both groups overall, a net loss would be apparent. However the government investigation into the efficacy of the regulations will only look at the direct effects on the 1st group and forget flow on effects.\nAnd just to reinforce what I consider an important and basic libertarian point: Advertisment has nothing to do with coercion.\nNB/ Deliberate public dihonesty is wrong. But it\u2019s not \u201ccrafty advertising\u201d.\nThe only way a business can coerce general people is through government involvement or government deals. For example, our government bails out drought stricken farmers.\nAlso, just in case you think this, private monopoly is not coercion. It\u2019s simply a lack of other choices.\nThe LDP is in favour of keeping some regulation in the short-term.\nLet\u2019s remove legislation where we can.\nLet\u2019s improve legislation where we can\u2019t.\nI want SOME body, whether private or the government assessing the content of my food periodically to ensure that I am not being sold dog meat labelled as \u201cbeef\u201d. Without regulation a company could get away with that. If there is enough profit in using dog meat instead of beef, then they will be able to bribe people, lie and cheat to ensure that no-one ever finds out. Corruption is entirely possible without regulation.\nRegulation COULD move to the private sector, organisations like the \u201cHeart Foundation\u201d approving certain products would be great. But unless such organisations take over from government regulation I\u2019ll happily tolerate government meddling in big business.\nIf you don\u2019t consider fraud/ dishonesty an act of coercion ie \u201cforcing someone to do something they don\u2019t want to do\u201d then I think libertarianism has to take fraud into account separately. Usually the libertarian argument says \u201cdo you what you want, as long as it doesn\u2019t involve violence or coercion\u201d. If people are able to lie and cheat \u201cfreely\u201d at the expense of the freedom of others than I think libertarianism has to take into account lying and cheating. And bribes. And manipulation.\nI don\u2019t think a true libertarian society will be possible in my life time, if at all. But that doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s a bad objective to work towards. Smaller government doesn\u2019t mean no government. There\u2019s a lot the government could stop being involved with.\nPeople allow the government to be involved because the government is great at manipulating the human mind. Big businesses are also great at manipulating people. But at least the objective of government should be improving society. The objective of big business is profit- if a business could make a profit by poisoning people and it was legal to do so, it would.\nIn terms of advertising- look at Ribena- they lied- they claimed that the vitamin C in their product was much higher than it was. People bought it on those grounds. If I lie to you to obtain your money, it is theft. If I lie to have sex with you, it is rape.\nGovernment regulation- where it prevents theft and murder- is a good thing. If people stop buying McDonalds because they poisoned me, it isn\u2019t going to do me much good, dead. I\u2019d rather either the government OR an independent body do tests and ensure that their product won\u2019t be capable of poisoning me in the first place. But as I said, it doesn\u2019t HAVE to come from the public sector and in fact I think the private sector would have less motivation to allow itself to be bribed.\nOh and just to emphasise the point- I\u2019m a political conservative in that I think the rate of change in society should be moderate. I don\u2019t and would never support a transformation to libertarianism overnight. But I think its the right direction to head in. Elements of the status quo deserve praise, too, though.\nMyLaowai says:\nNice one, Tex.\nI have a small suggestion for anyone out there who has deformed notions about the greatness of Communism, or who perhaps thinks that \u2018the people\u2019 in Communist countries are better than those in the decadent West\u2026\nCome and pay me a visit. At my current home, in China. I promise to show you more than you could possibly believe, and there\u2019s not a shred of doubt in my mind that you\u2019ll get back home and head straight for the gun store.\nAlternatively, instead of visiting me, keep acting like fucktards, continue weakening your respective nations, and simply wait for a few years. Because the Chinese have a strong desire to visit you, and bestow upon you their wonderful system of governance. Believe it.\nYou might love the Communists, but they don\u2019t love you.\nOh, and Tex, keep up the good work.\nI don\u2019t and would never support a transformation to libertarianism overnight. But I think its the right direction to head in. Elements of the status quo deserve praise, too, though.\nVery few would tolerate it, and only some of us. Fortunately our rise to government is likely to be done over a matter of years so we have a chance to prepare the people for full on liberty as our influence steadily increases from election to election.\nI do think fraud and dishonesty are wrong and criminal.\nI also think coercion is wrong and criminal.\nI do not think crafty advertising is any of the above. It\u2019s definitely not coercion as you stated.\nIt\u2019s not in the best interest of a company to sell you dog meat. Companies regulate themselves by having quality control in terms of physical testing and documentation. I\u2019ve worked at a pharmaceutical company. You probably have no idea how seriously companies take quality control.\nIt\u2019s in their interest to make sure you\u2019re happy. It\u2019s in their interest for the product to work. It\u2019s criminal for them to lie to you.\nYou said: \u201cGovernment regulation \u2013 where it prevents murder and theft is a good thing\u201d.\nThis is a, \u201cthe ends justify the means\u201d argument.\nTheft and murder are always wrong and should be prosecuted. The only legislation needed is that theft and murder should be illegal. Government regulation is often theft in itself. I think it\u2019s wrong to attempt to prevent theft with theft regardless of the extent of the respective thefts.\nRegulation is implemented on the grounds it provides preventative protection. However I argue against it on the grounds that it is rights violation in itself, it often doesn\u2019t work and it makes everyone suffer.\nWhy is government wronging OK? Why should everyone suffer due to a few bad apples? Does regulation even work?\nYou say that regulation can stop McDonalds poisoning you. McDonalds are highly unlikely to poison you as you yourself point out. But accidents can happen regulation or no regulation. Regulation doesn\u2019t stop accidents or even evil minded people.\nRibena were if I remember correctly found guilty in New Zealand of false advertising.\nBasically, Ribena\u2019s defence was that a blackcurrent has 4X the vit C than an orange (on a weight for weight basis) and this was what they claimed to have meant. But according to the ruling, the ad implied that Ribena itself had 4X the vit C than orange juice which is not true.\nI\u2019m not really sure if Ribena were treated harshly, that\u2019s for legal professionals to debate the wording and context of the advertisment.\nHere\u2019s another example. In Sth Australia, about 10 years ago a smallgoods company \u201cGaribaldi\u201d poisoned a couple of kids with salmonella and one died (an infant). This happened under a regulatory system.\nGaribaldi quickly went out of business and people to this day still remember the incident. I believe Garibaldi would have gone out of business and still be remembered regulation or no regulation.\nThis is a much more powerful force than regulation ever will be, and it doesn\u2019t violate anyone\u2019s rights.\nLet\u2019s take a specific case.\nI live in a remote area of the Pacific Northwest in the USA. My county has three major towns the largest of which has 28,000 people, the county as a whole is about 120,000. (It\u2019s about 150 miles from the north to the south border.) Perhaps this is not so different than some regions of Australia.\nWe have one airport where you can catch one of several daily flights to San Francisco as well as one to LA and I think one or two to Portland, Oregon. Drive time to what most of us would call a city is four hours.\nMany people, like myself, moved here because of the freedom and individualism that\u2019s prevalent. You can enjoy the raw outdoors, the redwood forests, the Pacific coast, and the small town atmosphere. There is little pressure to \u201cconform\u201d to one or another particular way of life.\nOne of the distrubing things I noticed recently, however, was the control the supermarkets have. They are all national or multi-national in scope. A recent \u201cremodeling\u201d of stores resulted in far less local fair being offered which, to me, seemed quite odd, since the local fair was excellent: fresh crab, line caught tuna, salmon, etc. Now, to get those things, I have to ferret out the local dealers, and they in turn are wondering why the local establishments aren\u2019t willing to deal with them.\nIt\u2019s a power play. It\u2019s economic coercion of the worst sort. What the national and multi-national brands are saying is \u201cwe have a cookie cutter concept of a grocery store which your local stuff doesn\u2019t fit.\u201d Thing is, it used to. The local supermarkets used to trade with local fishermen. Suddenly they don\u2019t. So the local fishermen are now on their own to find a market, but the market is now dominated by the national and multi-national brands who buy globaly.\nDoes all this mean that the local fishing effort is just inefficient in the global market and should be shut down? Do the locals prefer frozen fish over easily obtained line caught tuna and salmon? Hell, no. This is all about big business domination of the chain of distribution.\n\u201cIf I lie to you to obtain your money, it is theft. If I lie to have sex with you, it is rape.\u201d\nI am sorry, WHAT?!?\nSo, according to you, If i go to a bar and meet a girl, tell her I am a millionaire (even though i am not), go to a hotel and sleep with her, then this is rape?\nI am sorry but your logic mate\u2026\u2026.\nAlso, Anybody who cant tell the difference between a piece of beef and dogfood deserves whatever they get. Your arguments just dont stand up to any reasonable questioning I\u2019m sorry. No company would do this because, 1. If anybody found out they were doing it they would never sell another burger, ever! And 2. The sickness lawsuits alone would be enough to put even Mcdonalds out of business. 3. In a free market without regulation, there would be far more competition, and as such the companys would be looking to give you the absolute best product for the lowest price, it is in their best interest to get the best ingredients and sell them to you at the lowest price possible.\nThe stores are just exercising their freedom of association. There is no coercion. What do you have against that? They are not obligated to open their floor for any producer who demands it.\nIf everyone likes the local product, they will buy it anyway. Local fresh seafood and crop markets exist throughout the world.\nWhat\u2019s the problem? Both parties go their divergent merry ways.\nShem;\nI am not sure where you get your definition of rape from.\nIf she goes to the police and says, \u201che forced me\u201d they will charge you with rape.\nIf she goes to the police and says, \u201cHe told me he was an airline pilot\u201d, they will call her a silly bitch.\nRibena is a good example of how not to do things, from being a respected company and a household name, their reputation is in tatters. I imagine this has had a serious effect on their bottom line, and their product will not only be devoid of its \u2018the one to buy\u2019 status, but will be shunned by some of those who feel they have been deceived.\nThis is a good example of the way to deal with false advertising, and was not discovered by any government regulatory agency, but was the result of a students experiment.\nThe objective of big business is profit- if a business could make a profit by poisoning people and it was legal to do so, it would.\nI don\u2019t think so. In the unlikely event that they could make a profit by doing so, and it was legal to do so, the compliance of some regulatory agency would be needed.\n\u2018Does all this mean that the local fishing effort is just inefficient in the global market and should be shut down?\u2019\nNo, because you\u2019re going to risk your capital to supply the service which you believe is so under-supplied\u2026 aren\u2019t you?\nThose busineeses are entirely subject to consumer sovereignty and you know it, which is why you\u2019re not willing to risk your capital supplying the demand which you claim is there.\nYou are displaying the typical socialist moral confusion over the difference between violence and non-violence.\nThe mere fact that you want something that belongs to someone else, on terms on which they are not willing to let you have it, doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019re being coerced. According to that twisted logic, if I want to have sex with a woman, and she denies me, I\u2019m being \u2018coerced\u2019.\nIt\u2019s like you are obstinately and wilfuly in the wrong.\n\u2018Libertarian socialism, as I see it, has two sides- the objective ie \u201ca society where people freely enter into equal distribution of wealth without coercion from government or any other forces\u201d and the process \u201csmaller, more efficient government\u201d.\u2019\nThe \u2018without coercion from government or other forces\u2019 bit I have no problem with. And of course if people want to freely enter into equal distribution of wealth, that\u2019s fine by me. However it is an axiom of the Austrian school of economics that what drives human action is a desire on the part of \u2018acting man\u2019 to exchange a less preferred state for a more preferred state.\nIt seems to me that what we should be valuing is each person being satisfied in getting what they want, rather than equality per se. If you and I enter into an equal partnership, and you want an ice-cream, and I want an apple, the value of equality would seemingly indicate that you should have half an ice-cream and half an apple, and I should have the equal of you.\nBalmy as this sounds, that is exactly what people do both in personal relationships and in politics in following the doctrine of equality to its logical conclusion.\nTrinifar, the supermarkets have no evil plan to put the local producers out of business, they simply believe that they can can get a better return on their owner\u2019s capital by using nationally negotiated suppliers, achieving economies in scale. If there is a market for local produce, then someone will provide an outlet for it. Even London, where I currently reside, has farmers markets selling fresh local produce, and this is a city of 8 million people with hundreds of supermarkets.\nYour argument is basically that you want to deny a farmer or fisherman in Southern California or Nova Scotia or New England or wherever access to your market. What is the difference between a worker in any of these places and a local worker in the Pacific North West? Are they each equal before the law? Why do you want to punish non-local farmers and fishermen in favour of local ones? What have they done to you? This is the essence of any argument against free trade, be it domestic or international. You want to punish some people because they aren\u2019t local to you in favour of your immediate neighbour. Socialism may claim to be internationalist, but in its anti-free trade rants, food miles, anti-GM etcetera etcetera, socialist movements are the workers worst enemies.\nYou can take your local protectionism and stuff it up your xenophobic posterior.\nWhat if I go to a bar and meet a girl, tell her I don\u2019t have AIDS (even though I do), go to a hostel and sleep with her, then this is wrong?\nBut\u2026but\u2026..but\u2026\u2026.she acted voluntarily..!!!!!????\nSorry Perry, but in a moral society it is wrong to intentionally misrepresent yourself. Furthermore, Jim is right. If you pose as a millionaire to get action (\u2026..and what decent man wouldn\u2019t turn a blind eye if his mate did that!!), you have acted dishonourably but no policeperson is ever going to arrest you. So don\u2019t fret too much when you\u2019re eying off that little blonde German piece across the backpackers bar, you odious cad!!\nPurposefully exposing someone to a known disease without their consent is assault, a form of coercion.\nMisrepresenting yourself for personal gain is dishonest, but is not coercion.\nA free society would punish assault through legal sanction and dishonesty through freedom of association.\nWhat if I enter into a contract to represent your product through advertising as a self made millionaire, but really I\u2019m not one?\nAs Mick\u2019s situation demonstrates I think you\u2019re the one with the fault logic Perry, \u201cmate\u201d.\nThere are situations where people are convicted of non-aggressive rape. Think date-rape. Or the case where a woman was tricked into using her vagina to apply a medicine to the penis of her \u201cfriend\u201d- yeah, she was stupid and naive, but nonetheless he lied and had sex with her against her will.\nIf I decide to trade my ice-cream for an apple and the apple I thought was shiny has a worm in the middle then it is not a fair trade.\nBig businesses aren\u2019t machines- they are run by people. And when people have power there is the chance that they will abuse it. Ribena may not be profiting as much anymore, but that probably just means the shareholders lose out, I bet the CEOs didn\u2019t take a paycut over it.\nf I decide to trade my ice-cream for an apple and the apple I thought was shiny has a worm in the middle then it is not a fair trade.\nOn this one I\u2019d actually say that you accept the risk that the apple may not be perfect (especially if you had a chance to inspect it). That\u2019s unless your trading partner agrees to warrant the apple as good as part of the deal.\nOf course, if they guy is trading you apples that he knows are bad, then that\u2019s a different matter and he\u2019s guilty of defrauding you.\nFirst off, if I didn\u2019t ask for proof of your wealth and its source, I would be pretty stupid to enter into such a contract, considering that any blow back from the deception would fall more heavily on my company\u2019s reputation and brand strength. Individuals who believe the advestising also have a responsibility of protecting themselves from deception and thus should act to verify my outrageous claims of your status.\nSecond, if it was a genuine case of deception in which I had reasonable reason to believe you were telling the truth, then I would still have to wear the loss of my own reputation, but I could at the least pursue you for a refund for failure to meet your end of the contract, assuming you hadn\u2019t skipped the country in your mythical Lear jet.\nThe second result would be very unfortunate for me, but I can\u2019t own my reputation, especially if act stupidly by entering into a contract with a charlatan. After all, I am putting my reputation on the line by advertising my product and it is up to me to protect it as best I can by ensuring that I am as truthful as can reasonably be expected.\nOutside of punishing all dishonesty with imprisonment, how do you propose to make honesty mandatory? What cost the regulation required to ensure that everyone\u2019s claims have veracity? What chance that such measures are even remotely possible to achieve. Better to have a society under which there is legal punishment for breach of contract and freedom of association to shun dishonest individuals and traders.\nShem, you are forgetting that someone\u2019s ability to enter into a consentual act is taken into consideration. That is why we have the concept of statuatory rape for sex between adults and minors, even if consent is given. The law states that minors are unable to give consent, and thus it is assault.\nSomeone with a mental disability would likely be considered by the court unable to consent to sex, especially with someone who is either a stranger or has an authoritive role. Sex between similarly disadvantaged individuals may well be considered consentual, although it would make sense for their guardians or carers to inform them to the best of their ability about disease and birth control, and be mindful of their wellbeing.\nDate rape is not tricking someone into having sex. Date rape is a person known to the victim socially forcing themselves onto the victim sexually. It is simply rape. The fact that the victim knows the rapist does not mean anything from a legal point of view. A drunken adult female that consents to sex has not been raped. A drunken female that passes out and is assaulted has been raped.\nOn your apple and ice cream trade. If I knowingly trade you a bad apple, then I am guilty of a breach of contract, and thus you would have claim of refund against me. Even if it is unknowingly, I am still guilty through no fault of my own, and it would be best for me to make good with a refund lest you tell all your mates that I am a charlaton.\nIf my supplier of apples consistently supplies me with fouled fruit, and I do nothing about it, then I am stupid and probably shouldn\u2019t be trading apples in the first place.\nFirst off, if I didn\u2019t ask for proof of your wealth and its source, I would be pretty stupid to enter into such a contract,\nWhat if you did ask for proof and I provided you plenty of (fake) proof suct that you felt pretty confident?\nbut I could at the least pursue you for a refund for failure to meet your end of the contract,\nAnd this is the whole point. Your ability to do this (at least in theory) is a sign of a legal system that is just (at least on principle).\nMy point with your previoius example is that if the young lady agrees to have sex with you on the basis that you\u2019re a millionaire (after consulting you on this topic) and you lied about being one then you are guilty of violating contract (and it sounds like that\u2019s not the only thing you\u2019ve violated on that particular night!).\nOf course this could never hold up because it could never be proven that this was part of a contact on which she was going to have sex with you. You could say I told her I was a millionaire for a bit of fun, but I never had any intention of doing any business with her (i.e. forming any sort of contract with her \u2013 so the principle of non-initiation of violence and coercion still applies). She then made a separate decision to have sex with me.\nFor clarity I should add that the reason why the AIDS case still does form breach of contract is\n1. She can prove that she got AIDS by blood test and quite possibly prove beyond reasonable doubt that she was exposed to no other sources than you;\n2. Anyone can safely assume that had she known that you had AIDS she would not have had sex with you i.e. she would not voluntarily enter into a contract that would result in the end of life through disease; and\n3. In any contract that she entered into she would certainly have expected you to tell her that she had AIDS if you had of known about it and the threat it posed to her. i.e. the contract would be entered into \u2018in good faith\u2019.\nSince no contract was entered into, all you are guilty of is breach of trust. The girl may feel ashamed at being duped, but she should be more careful about her sexual relationships, but she has not been assaulted. She is certainly free to spur any future advances from said cad, and may well use her freedom of speech to publicise his dishonesty without resorting to filing false rape charges.\nSo if I enter into a contract with you to advertise your product as a self-made millionaire (and you take me on my word without checking out my credentials), but really I\u2019m not one, then this isn\u2019t a breach of contract? It\u2019s a breach of trust?\nMick, I\u2019ve already stated that knowingly exposing someone to a sexual disease is assault, even if the sex itself was consentual. Such a case would not be tried as sexual assault, but common assault, just as if someone with a fatal air born communicable disease deliberately breathed all over you in your sleep in order to kill you, or injected you with a vial of their contaminated blood. The assault is the exposure to disease, not the delivery method (although stabbing someone with a needle would be assault, even if it was just a needle, the disease factor would make the crime more serious).\nMick, if you tell me you\u2019re a millionaire (or a qualified doctor) and that is the basis of your employment, and you have lied, you are guilty of a breach of contract. My loss of reputation because I failed to check your qualifications or was genuinely deceived is unfortunate, but is still preferable to me not being able to make a contract with who I like for what ever reason, without regulation for my own good.\nIf a person claimed to be a millionaire and promised $1,000,000 for sex, and then couldn\u2019t pay, that would be a breach of contract (although our current prostitution laws would make such a contract unenforcable).\nTrading sex for the kudos in associating with someone who claims to be a millionaire is not a contractual relationship. Say you have shares that are worth $1,000,000 and you claim to be a millionaire on that basis. Say in between seducing someone with your massive wealth and the actual sex act, there is a stock market crash and you are now penniless, has fraud occured? You are no longer a millionaire, but she has slept with you on the belief that you are and her reputation has been harmed by sleeping with a broke stockmarket investor.\nYou can\u2019t withdraw consent post coitally, just like a boxer who gets beaten up in the ring can\u2019t charge his co-pugilist with assault because he lost, was injured and the promoter didn\u2019t pay up.\nMick and Shem, You guys are talking about something completely different to rape as Brendan has pointed out.\nUsing your logic, If i sleep with a girl who tells me that she has 34 D\u2019s, when she actually has 28 C\u2019s, Then she has raped me!!! The horror!!!\nAnd if we\u2019re going to talk about AIDS here, why not go \u201call the way\u201d (ha ha ha) and talk about the clap and the thousands of other STIs that can be spread without one person knowing? Maybe there should be a separate law about knowingly spreading disease (particularly HIV due to the nature of it), but it doesn\u2019t make anyone a rapist.\nShem, you have two different points mixed up.\nConduct that is \u2018misleadiing or deceptive, or likely to mislead or deceive\u2019 is already illegal both in federal and state law, and that is as it should be. However it only applies \u2018in trade or commerce\u2019, it doesn\u2019t apply to politics, so politicians can and do routinely engage in misleading or deceptive conduct. Fraud is illegal under capitalism, so its existence is no more an argument against capitalism than it is against government intervention.\nWith capitalism you get to decide on every single transaction you enter into. With democracy, you get one vote, once every three years, on a bundled-up package, with no way to distinguish the parts you want from the parts you don\u2019t want, and no legal way to withhold either your vote or payment, whether or not you want or get the service! Freedom is far more representative of what people want than government.\nIt is not an argument for governmental intervention that there is a mere imperfection in the market\u2019s way of doing things, since the government\u2019s intervention may be more imperfect. That\u2019s the whole point. There cannot be a blanket assumption in favour of governmental action, otherwise there\u2019d be no need for human freedom. We could just abolish it and give total power to government, and hey presto: perfect society. But both theory and practice have shown that government is more likely to cost more for a given benefit, to produce unintended consequences, to abuse power, and to favour vested interests than an open and competitive society based on the principle of liberty.\nThere is no business in poisoning your customers. Businesses who do it will tend to cease to exist. But if a governmental regulatory body fails to perform its basic intended function, often it will get bigger. See for example how, following an epidemic of gross neglect in the state\u2019s hospital system, people are calling for more funding. But private hospitals weren\u2019t putting pregnant mothers in their toilets, and neglected old people in their broom closets were they?\nThe point about equality is that it is the satisfaction of human wants that should be important, not equality per se. In the example you get half of what you want, and your partner half of what he wants, because equality as a value has been promoted above satisfaction of human wants.\nSince no contract was entered into, all you are guilty of is breach of trust. The girl may feel ashamed at being duped, but she should be more careful about her sexual relationships, but she has not been assaulted.\nMaybe picking up in a bar isn\u2019t the best example to use in this case because, as I said previously, it can be considered as a contract i.e. \u2018I\u2019m looking to have sex with a millionaire, are you one?\u2019 or not a contract i.e. \u2018I spun her some stupid comments for fun not really wanting anything to do with her, and later on she turned up again and offered sex\u2019.\nMy point is stil the same as I stated in the beginning: misrepresenting yourself in your dealings with other people is immoral in civil society and, therefore, it\u2019s perfectly fine to have laws against it and put people in jail if they do it.\nThe reason why this is the case is simple and obvious: every single person you enter into any form of contract with is expecting you to be honest with them as an implicit part of that contract. It may not be explicitly stated as Clause 1.4.2 in black and white, but any reasonable person can reason out the fact that when any party enters into a contract he is expecting the other party to be honest, to disclose anything that will affect the contract that they would want to know about, and that the other party is acting with honest intentons to fulfill their contractual obligations. Saying these things are not the case is like using the excuse that when you signed the contract you had no intention of abiding by the rest of the writing on the paper, and that you only wanted to see if your pen would write.\nSo my point with the bar pick-up example is that if she \u2018are you a millionaire I\u2019m looking to have sex with one\u2019 and you said \u2018yes\u2019 and gave her some good loving in the carpark then you have violated contract. Similary Perry, if you say to a young lady \u2018are they 32D\u2019s I\u2019d really like to rub some 32D\u2019s tongiht\u2019 and she says \u2018yes\u2019 but they\u2019re really 28C\u2019s then she has violated contract.\nOf course, non of these examples are really useful in the real world as they couldn\u2019t be proven, and in those circumstances neither party really cares if they are lied to anyway.\nI find a lot of libetarians argue the case of Justin and Perry, and this concerns me. It may be my conservative streak why I defend this so adamantly and vigorously but:\n1. My position is logically correct: when people enter into contracts they implicitly expect the other party to behave honestly and in \u2018good faith\u2019 as part of the deal. If they knew the other person was behaving dishonestly they wouldn\u2019t enter into the contract; and\n2. This is such an essential part of civil society. Can you imagine what a repulsive and degenerate society we would have if it was the norm to misrepresent yourself in your dealings with others, even if could potentially hurt the other party. It\u2019s certainly not a society I\u2019d be willing to defend or support. Imagine a charity collecting money, promising one thing when you give but really doing another. Things like the whole basis of the procurement of specialist services would be undermined. This is a key benefit of, and reason we participate in, society. Specialisation is one of the key contributors to wealth generation. By definition, procurement of \u2018experts\u2019 means you are procuring something you can\u2019t understand yourself, therefore you can\u2019t make an assessment of whether they are able to do the job. You only can expect them to enter the contract in good faith and honour their part of the deal.\nStuff like this is why we spend hours defending open, civil society. Yet we have some libertarians who think this is not important or to be valued. Sometimes this is why I try to differentiate myself from the \u2018purist\u2019 movement (which it isn\u2019t, because my argument is more logically consistent).\nYou\u2019re working very hard to try and paint my position as one that doesn\u2019t value honesty in everyday dealings by claiming that there should be law against misrepresenting yourself. I disagree that there need be a law simply on the basis that in a civil society, in the long run, good behaviour begets good behaviour, there is self-evident value in acting honestly. You seem to think that we need the state to enforce honesty, down to the level of interpersonal relationships, I argue that this would represent an unnecessary intrusion into civil society with little benefit and great cost. If you disagree, say so.\nWhen you enter into a clear contract, verbal or more formal, honest dealings are already enforceable by law. When there is no explicit contract, such as a girl gaining good feelings about her self-esteem by sleeping with a millionaire, then dishonesty is not nice, but neither is it the business of the police or the courts.\nThe degenerate society of elaborate dishonesty is what you get ever weekend in the pubs and clubs across Australia as singles and not so singles battle it out to seduce each other. I\u2019m sorry you are not thinking logically on this issue.\nBy definition, procurement of \u2018experts\u2019 means you are procuring something you can\u2019t understand yourself, therefore you can\u2019t make an assessment of whether they are able to do the job.\nThis right here is the point of minimal regulation, I believe. As I have repeatedly said, I do not believe regulation or approval HAS to come from the government, but like welfare and law enforcement the government has a role to play until society is weaned off it.\nBut regulation gives an assurance- through the assessment of other experts that the experts we rely on DO know how to do the job right.\nRegardless of examples of personal morality, those examples were originally used to illustrate a point about what is necessary to protect under law in \u201cfree\u201d society. And I think the law is even more relevant when you are talking about huge multi-nationals. I mean, if you are defrauded by McDonalds who do you blame? I mean, you can\u2019t throw McDonalds itself behind bars, it\u2019s a non-entity. And the company in question is already bankrupt there\u2019s no way justice can be served.\nAs for You seem to think that we need the state to enforce honesty, down to the level of interpersonal relationships, I argue that this would represent an unnecessary intrusion into civil society with little benefit and great cost.\nSome people would argue that prisons, even for murderers offer little benefit to society and at a great cost (very few murderers re-offend). But while social pressure is a great theoretical substitute for law there is definitely a need for law and regulation until society is weaned off government intervention.\nJustin writes:\nThere is no business in poisoning your customers.\nAh, but sadly there is.\nYou may have heard of the recent meat recall in the USA due to E. coli \u2014 the second largest such recall in US history. The E. coli tainted meat was traced to a Topps Meat factory, and the company and government inspectors were able to identify three batches of meat products were contaminated.\nBusinesses who do it will tend to cease to exist.\nTopps is now out of business \u2014 but only after the damage was done and little solace to the people who suffered from E. coli. So, yeah, business screws up, business fails. But how long before the event is repeated again? Somewhere there\u2019s another company that\u2019s going to try to short-change safety in the interest of quick profit, and in the US that\u2019s easily done. In this case the regulating body is the US Department of Agriculture which, to every free marketers delight, only makes suggestions about how meat is to be tested. Each company is free to do what it wants.\nTurns out, Topps was the biggest such meat product company in the USA. \u201cThe NYT tells the story\u201d:http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/23/business/23meat.html?pagewanted=all.\nThe Topps case is the most serious of 16 recalls this year involving E. coli contamination of beef. That is a sharp increase from 2005 and 2006, and the resurgence of the pathogen raises questions about whether the Agriculture Department has given the meat industry too much leeway to police itself.\nAfter Strategic Investments & Holdings, a diversified private equity firm, bought Topps in 2003, it brought in outside managers, invested $2.5 million in new machines and began ramping up production, ex-workers said in interviews.\nAgriculture Department investigators found that \u201csomething had changed,\u201d Dr. Raymond said. \u201cA lot of the policies they had had in place were not being followed.\u201d\nIn the case of Topps, the government has determined that the company reduced its testing of ground beef and neglected other safety measures in the months before the recall.\nConsumer groups and other critics say it is startling that the agency does not have a better handle on the problems, which they see as emblematic of a cozy relationship between the Agriculture Department and the meat industry.\nFederal investigators found that three different lots of hamburger meat were tainted with E. coli. Moreover, they said, the company\u2019s record keeping was so poor they could not rule out contamination of other lots.\nBatches that had been tested by suppliers were mixed with those that were not, officials said. Untested boxes from the freezer were tossed in with the daily grind, as were untested scraps from the plant\u2019s steak line.\nTo be safe, the regulators finally urged the company to recall a full year\u2019s worth of production, or 21.7 million pounds.\nBut if a governmental regulatory body fails to perform its basic intended function, often it will get bigger.\nMaybe it needs to get bigger to perform it\u2019s intended function. Do we really have to get sick and possibly die in order to let the free market excel?\nI agree with Brendan here, And im glad that mick finds that alot of libertarians dont agree with him on this issue. These kinds of laws will lead to a steep and slippery slope. Regulating peoples personal inter-relationships? That is disgusting!\nI can agree with you on the point of, If i give money to a company and expect them to do X with it but they do Y. However that is a completely different situation. That is more of a proper legal contract enforced by law.\nI just couldnt think of something more totalitarian than regulating peoples casual dealings in that way.\nYou\u2019re working very hard to try and paint my position as one that doesn\u2019t value honesty in everyday dealings. I disagree that there need be a law simply on the basis that in civil society, in the long run, good behaviour begets good behaviour, there is self evident value in acting honestly. You seem to mean that we need the state to enforce honesty, down to the level of interpersonal relationships, I argue that this would represent an unnecessary intrusion into civil society with little benefit and great cost. If you disagree, so say.\nThis is not really my original argument. My argument was that in true civil society there is very little provision to morally misrepresent yourself i.e. the bar pick up example. You have some moral provision to misrepresent yourself in situations where others might reasonably expect you to misrepresent yourself. You have some level under the freedom of speech area. You have some under voluntary association if you choose not to associate. But for by far the most part, if you lie in your dealings with other people, and that tends to be where most people lie, then you are being immoral and there is no reason the laws of a civil society should not reflect this.\nDo I believe this needs to be enforced down to the level of personal relationships by the government? I don\u2019t believe anything needs to be enforced at all by the government. As you correctly point out, civil society has inherent value (i.e. good behaviour begets good behaviour), and this would result in civil society coming about without government. The members of a civil society sometimes use government as a more efficient way of bringing this situation about (and, fellow citizens, this is the only moral use of government).\nShould we have government enforcement down to this level? I don\u2019t believe that we should have the \u2018pick-up police\u2019 patrolling bars to see if people are saying they\u2019re millionaires when they are not (for a lot of reasons: people expect to be lied to in bars, the cost benefit ratio doesn\u2019t add up, it would be impossible to prove an injustice in most circumstances etc). But I do believe that people who misrepresent themselves in their dealings with others are acting immorally and to the detriment of civil society and people who care about civil society should see them brought to justice.\nWhat I find is some libertarians tend to push ideas like freedom of speech to the point of saying it\u2019s OK to actively lie. This is not the inherent right of freedom of speech guaranteed by civil society. If you choose to associate with someone you can pretty safely assume that they expect you to be honest with them and they see this as part of the contract of association, except in some highly unusual circumstances. Violate this contract and you violate the contract of civil society. If you can\u2019t honour the contract don\u2019t enter into it i.e. don\u2019t associate with that person. Or expect to face the consequences.\nVerbal contracts are still contracts.\nMy take is that a lot of libertarians also seem to think that the free market is enough to punish big businesses that lie about their products. I think in situations where people are hurt by a business lying then there has to be a law to punish them beyond the free market.\nEven for small businesses, though, I am supportive of regulation in, for example, the food and beverage industry. I\u2019m GLAD that health inspectors exist and there are fines for businesses that don\u2019t comply. I don\u2019t want some stinky old fart out the back of the pizza shop scratching his balls then making my pizza with the same hand. It might never make me sick and no-one might ever know, but if there\u2019s a threat of a fine the owner will ensure he keeps in line and doesn\u2019t scratch his balls around my food.\nHi Trinifar,\nSome could argue that the fact that the FDA exists lulls people into a false sense of security about the safety of the meat.\nIf there was no FDA people could a) Stick to a company with a proven track record for meat safety. b) Look to a third party to check meat for safety. If meat safety is important to people then there is a market for it.\nNo one from the FDA gets canned when tainted meat hits the markets but the loss of revenue from tainted meat being approved by a third party company would be a huge incentive for them to get it right.\nThat\u2019s not true Shem. All libertarians I have met think fraud is a crime.\nThe market place punishes inferior products and incompetence (neither of which have much to do with dishonesty).\nWhy are you so sure regulation will stop fraud? Why do you think regulation is needed as well as laws criminalising fraud?\nAlso, Ben is right about the false sense of security provided by government agencies such as the FDA.\nPrivate groups should approve products, similar to the way we have foods with the heart foundation tick of approval, or australian made kangaroo symbol.\nI think of lieing as a victimless crime. If somebody lies in business then they will be punished, and those laws are already in place! If i lie to somebody about my Ferrari back home, then who is hurt? The only consequence of this event is my being made to look like a dickhead if the person im lieing to finds out that i am infact not telling the truth.\nAnd Shem, as there are already fines for doing such things, the most that you can hope for is deviant behaviour. That if the man is dirty enough to do that in the first place then he will check to see if anybody is looking and then scratch away.\nAnd as the ideas about perpetrators of lies being brought to justice, i cant wait to see the moral crusaders marching around punishing people for lieing!!!! And by god! If they lie! We will be there to set them straight! We know that he did not actually sleep with that mans mother! And we will seek to right this wrong!\nIsnt it enough to just say that, \u201cPeople shouldnt lie, It is dishonest\u201d.\nDo we really have to get to the stage, If you lie, You will be punished, beware!!!!!\nI\u2019m talking about companies lying. Or fraud. Etc.\n\u201cAnd Shem, as there are already fines for doing such things, the most that you can hope for is deviant behaviour.\u201d\nThe fines are in place and act as a deterrent. It\u2019s a form of regulation and I\u2019d hate to see that regulation not exist.\nFundamentalists say all regulation is bad. But some is good. Some laws are good. Some welfare is good. Some government involvement is good.\nSweden is one of the best countries in the world. Australia is too. Japan is up there as well. All three countries have quite statist governments in different ways. America, despite being the pinnacle of capitalism has a lower living standard. There are things worse than a statist government. Corrupt, dishonest businesses are worse than an honest well-intentioned government.\nTo say that people will stop buying a product that has a bad reputation is like saying people will vote for the LDP because it has better policies. The people with power- in big businesses and in government- don\u2019t want to sacrifice their power. The government does help big business, but I\u2019m sure in the absence of government big businesses would help each other keep control and stay in power.\nFree speech is inviolable, I may say or write with my property what I wish, and you may do the same. I have no contract with you to be either truthful or honest. The benefit to me of being truthful and honest is a learned process, both through experience and through instruction from those around us.\nIt is your right to actively lie, so long as that lie is not a breach of contract, either verbal or formal agreement. This is why defamation and libel suits are so unpalatable to the concept of free speech. You cannot own what people think about you, and so you have suffered no contractual loss if they think worse of you from some falsehood.\nPlease, don\u2019t mess with free speech by putting caveats on it. For one thing, if truthfulness was a prerequisite for free speech, freedom of religion would be stopped in its tracks (not to mention philosophy, politics and literature).\nShem, It is unfair to call America the pinnacle of Capitalism.\nHong Kong maybe. America\u2026. Hillary\u2026. Nahhh.\nThere is a cost of regulation that is unseen. Regulation can give customers a false sense of security such that they suspend their natural defence against shoddy traders merely because they meet some state regulations. The greasy spoon cafe may get inspected twice a year and be tipped off by a friend or relative, or god forbid actual money change hands between proprietor and inspector to buy compliance. Health regulations do not prevent sporadic food poisonings, good business practice does this. Regulation is a race to the bottom and presents a barrier to entry for new starters which interfere with the market process of creative destruction. Often the costs of meeting health regulations for new restaurants is high, and this prevents or deters them from entering the market to compete with the dingy greasy spoon. Therefore, despite the fact that the greasy spoon is barely hygenic (and only during inspections), it has an unfair advantage over a potential competitor simply through being there first.\nParadoxicxally, health regulations can protect the restaurant that practices unhygenic food preparation by detering competition. You ball scratching pizza chef is hiding behind a good bit of rent seeking!\nRent seeking abounds in the US which is the big problem with Statism in business. That\u2019s a bad example for mine. Capitol hill lobbying is massive and that\u2019s purely based on the pure power of the state in the US.\nSweden stays afloat because they\u2019re all Swedish there. Have you met them? Far too nice to be trusted if you ask me. The socialist haven stays afloat because Swedes are far too nice to exploit it too much.\nTo say that people will stop buying a product that has a bad reputation is like saying people will vote for the LDP because it has better policies.\nLet\u2019s put it a different way: If people aren\u2019t told what is OK to buy by regulation they won\u2019t be given a false sense of security about what is good. If they still choose to buy poor quality product then that is their choice/fault. Caveat emptor.\nThe people with power- in big businesses and in government- don\u2019t want to sacrifice their power.\nPersuasive power is a different beast to coercive power. Once again buyer beware.\nThe government does help big business, but I\u2019m sure in the absence of government big businesses would help each other keep control and stay in power.\nLet\u2019s look at a current example: Visy and Amcor reached an agreement on prices for Cardboard boxes. A clear cut case of two companies helping each other out to stay in control as you put it. Yet if the prices are inflated what is to stop me from buying my boxes cheaper from someone else? Or if they truly are the only game in town then to get into the box making business!\nIf I can show an investor that I can make a profit then why wouldn\u2019t they invest in my box company? Investors like making money. Or alternatively I can do nothing and keep paying inflated prices until someone who wants to make some money gets in there. The alternative is a pushy bureaucracy.\nIt\u2019s my choice and it\u2019s really nobodies business but mine what I decide to buy and whether or not it\u2019s \u201cfair\u201d for me.\nPre-emptive regulation is wrong, costly and often ineffective.\nA law against fraud is not the same thing as regulation.\nImagine if people were constantly having to fill out forms and get regular audits (tax payer funded of course) from government agencies to make sure they weren\u2019t comitting non-corporate type criminal offences. That would be ridiculous. When someone commits a criminal offence eg/ theft we prosecute them only. We don\u2019t make every person suffer by getting continually checked up on in case they may commit a theft one day.\nIf someone poisons you, they have committed a criminal offence whether they are a person, business, charity or government. It\u2019s all the same. In addition, any person, business, or whatever that wants to poison you will do so no matter how many regulations there are. Criminals don\u2019t obey rules.\nBrendan, I agree with (what I think) you are saying, and this has been my position from the beginning. I agree you are free to say what you like, including lie, so long as there is no contract between us. You are fee to offer unsolicited advice and I am free to reject it. Basically what is happening here is that I am invoking my rights under freedom of association, by rejecting any association with you.\nIf you are by yourself then lying has no meaning. If there is no association between us then lying doesn\u2019t really have any meaning either, because what you are saying is being disregarded.\nHowever the moment we enter into any sort of a contract then, at least from my end, an implicit part of that contract is your moral behaviour, which includes not lying.\nThe original point is that picking up someone in a bar is still forming a contract. Lying in that context is immoral and can have negative consequenes for the party who is still acting in good faith. I would argue that it would not be unreasonable if some of those circumstances were punishable by law (and some of them are). Basically, after an agreement has been met in which you have lied, and your lies have resulted in someone doing something that they wouldn\u2019t have done voluntarily if they had of known the truth on that issue, then you are guilty of being immoral, and most likely should be guilty of committing a crime.\nMick, your definition of a contract and mine are clearly not the same. Selling someone an apple involves a contract, picking someone up in a bar is not.\nMeriam-Webster dictionary\nContract: an agreement between two or more parties that creates in each party a duty to do or not do something and a right to performance of the other\u2019s duty or a remedy for the breach of the other\u2019s duty\nI guess you are saying that in any social situation there is an unspoken assumption of honesty, and I\u2019d agree. But if it is unspoken (implicit), how do both parties know that the other agrees? If there is no explicit agreement and no reciprocal duty (trade), there is no contract, and thus no breach of contract possible.\nFreedom of association as we both agree is the solution to this, but talking of \u201csocial contracts\u201d confuses discussions of real contracts and plays into the hands of statists who would regulate all aspects of our lives if we let them, including who we may or may not relate with.\nTim R: Pre-emptive regulation is wrong, costly and often ineffective.\nThis is the point at which pure free-market libertarianism becomes ridiculous. The food industry is ripe with examples of individuals and companies making a quick buck by skirting safety practices. Your position is that those people will be punished in the market place or by the courts after the damage is done. Well, sure, we all agree that should happen. Offenders should be punished \u2014 if they are caught.\n\u201cPre-emptive regulation\u201d acknowledges the obvious fact that there are people who don\u2019t care about the health and welfare of others when it comes to making a profit. The only way to protect the achievements of good businesses in these areas is to regulate them \u2014 which is why there is so little opposition from the owners themselves to regulation. They want regulation. Their interest lies in there being a level playing field in which every participant must bare the cost of producing a verifably safe product.\nYou haven\u2019t answered me on why market based food safety tests wouldn\u2019t be more efficient and safer.\nYou haven\u2019t proven anything. You\u2019ve just asserted it is a ridiculous position and mentioned people breaking both regulation and common law torts.\nYou haven\u2019t proven why regulation is better.\n\u201cTheir interest lies in there being a level playing field in which every participant must bare the cost of producing a verifably safe product.\u201d\nNo. You have been totally conned.\nRemmeber what Adam Smith said:\n\u201cPeople of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices. It is impossible indeed to prevent such meetings, by any law which either could be executed, or would be consistent with liberty and justice. But though the law cannot hinder people of the same trade from sometimes assembling together, it ought to do nothing to facilitate such assemblies; much less to render them necessary.\u201d\nTrinifar, I am disputing that regulations work even for direct end points, ie: not even accounting the overall cost to the majority of honest people in society.\nWe see countless examples of regulations failing to prevent major problems.\nYou argument says: Some people are criminal therefore we all need pre-emptive, compulsory regulation.\nMy arguments are: regulation is pre-emptive (its first problem violating presumption of innocence due to use of force), it penalises everyone, it often doesn\u2019t work, it\u2019s unnecessary and yes I do think it is wrong to take away resources, (time and money) from everyone in an industry just in case one of them commits a crime. Unless this is a voluntary system.\nThe argument you present backing up your claim is that \u201cthere are people who don\u2019t care about the health and welfare of others when it comes to making a profit\u201d.\nWell firstly, of course regulation or no regulation there will be bad apples.\nSecondly, your argument depends on \u201cpeople making a profit\u201d. But any company that operates in this way will not make a profit. I\u2019ve already put up an example of how a company that wasn\u2019t even deliberately dishonest, lost everything, went out of business, due a contaminated product. This is not a particularly uncommon example.\nAnd, surely you must realise this argument doesn\u2019t work on libertarians. Put some more thought in, give us some examples at least.\nHaven\u2019t you ever heard of voluntary recalls?\nCompanies don\u2019t want to harm you if they are in the business of making money. You don\u2019t make money harming people. It\u2019s difficult to sell \u201charm\u201d and it won\u2019t last.\nWhy do you have so much faith in what is obviously a dodgy system at best?\nWhy is it that some people hate personal pre-emptive rights violations. But not business ones?\nWhy do we think different legal ethics apply to individuals, businesses and governments? We\u2019re all people and we all live in the same society side by side.\nI feel I must correct you here.\nThe doctrine of free speech simply means the right to voice ones\u2019 opinion in public. The government shouldn\u2019t be able to censor or stop you beforehand.\nHowever, it has never meant that there will be no social consequences. If I tell lies about people, they can take me to court and sue me for damages. If I reveal the truth about the company I work for, and I had previously signed a contract or agreement to stay silent, then I can be sued in court, and \u2018freedom of speech\u2019 will not help me.\nI suppose I\u2019m saying that anybody should put this caveat on their own speeches- Can I afford to be sued? If yes, then go ahead and speak!\nSecondly, your argument depends on \u201cpeople making a profit\u201d. But any company that operates in this way will not make a profit.\nAs I said earlier, sure the company might not make a profit. It might end up bankrupt, but that doesn\u2019t stop the former CEO from taking his millions and migrating to a beach in Southern Europe or Thailand.\nOh no, the company went out of business. Who suffers? A company is a non-living entity. The only people out of pocket are the employees and the shareholders who weren\u2019t responsible in the first place!\nBut if it is unspoken (implicit)how do both parties know that the other agrees?\nBasically you never know 100%. You have to look at the evidence and form your opinion of their honesty from that. This is just the nature of human relations. In my dealings with you I will afford you the full rights of a citizen, but how do I know you won\u2019t just throw it all to the wind and go on a killing spree? I can\u2019t say with absolute certainty that you won\u2019t, but I can look at the evidence and make a pretty accurate assessment. This doesn\u2019t change the fact that any reasonable person would know that in my dealings with you I expect you not to go on a killing spree, and that this is part of the basis of any contract of association I have with you. No law is ever going to take this option away from you, but by having a law we (as in the members of a civil society) create a tool to assist us to deal with this situation (for example, being able to prosecute people).\nBrendan, I genrally agree with your points and I think we\u2019ve done this one to death. Picking up in a bar is probably not the best example to discuss this one. I think while you agree that dishonesty is immoral, part of your argument comes down to a pragmatic point: we need to limit the reaches of government to stop it being able to do too much damage, viz:\ntalking of \u201csocial contracts\u201d confuses the discussion of real contracts and plays into the hands of statists who would regulate all aspects of our lives if we let them, including who we may or may not relate with.\nI don\u2019t disagree with this sentiment. If the situation is for the most part trivial the last thing you want to do is put lots of regulations all over it, otherwise we\u2019d never be able to live our lives. However, I also believe that we need to fully understand the basis of how society operates to have civil society, and indeed, to make effective law and prevent it being used improperly.\nGood fun working through this one.\nShem, any reduced accountability of CEOs is due to our legislation. And laws are made by the state. So if a CEO escapes with these millions after committing fraud, why did our law enforcement let this happen?\nAnd what has this got to do with regulation?\nAgain you are arguing the same thing. Bad things happen therefore we need pre-emptive, compulsory regulation. This does not follow as far as I\u2019m concerned.\nI have repeatedly offered several counter arguments to regulation and they are not been addressed by you or Trinifar. But I\u2019m getting tired of this discussion so will probably stop. I\u2019m convinced of my point, you\u2019re convinced of maintaining status quo.\nCEOs and CFOs are in Australia held accountable for fraud and can be jailed. Perhaps they should be more accountable. The whole limited liability ie: ltd thing. I don\u2019t know much about the exact laws but I know CEOs and CFOs have legal accountability. That\u2019s part of the reason they get such high salaries in big corporations.\nI had this conversation with John Humphreys arguing just your point on libel and defamation, however my argument came from the false assumption that you own your reputation, you do not. What someone thinks of you is not your property, it resides in and is generated by their brains/minds, and so you have no claim on a person\u2019s thoughts. This is why libel and defamation laws are immoral.\nAs to breaching a contract that requires confidentiality, then you are correct and I agree with you (and have never said otherwise). However no confidentiality clause is enforceable if it requires you to hide a crime. Grassing up an employer who doesn\u2019t disclose that their product is unsafe will have consequences, but your employer would not be able to sue you for breach of contract.\nOf course I agree that social consequences of dishonesty are entirely apt, simply from my belief in freedom of association.\nHow the courts have solved this problem is to distinguish between agreements which are intended to be enforceable \u2013 contracts \u2013 and those which are not. Contracts require offer, acceptance, consideration and an *intention* that they will be enforceable. The discussion above doesn\u2019t seem to take this into account. Enforceability doesn\u2019t come down to whether a person or bystander subjectively thinks it should be enforceable. It comes down to whether it is \u2018objectively\u2019 intended to be enforceable, in other words, whether the particular court thinks that \u2018a reasonable person\u2019 would have intended it to be so. Yes it\u2019s an arbitrary construct. However in the example of the fellow telling the lady that he\u2019s a millionaire when he\u2019s not. the mere misrepresentation would not be actionable, because the courts would say, in context, there was no \u2018objective\u2019 intention that it would be. But however if she required it in writing, and made it expressly made it clear that she\u2019s having sex on the fundamental condition that it\u2019s true that he\u2019s a millionaire, then she might have a chance. Doesn\u2019t sound very romantic though.\nFor an excellent case on this subject, I recommend \u201cDefending the Undefendable\u201d by Walter Block. For those purists who care, it has a \u2018forward by Murray Rothbard, and a commentary by Von Hayek, (just flip over them Tex, I did). From memory I got my copy from Laissez Faire Books.\nThe author not only defends the traditional villains in society (the prostitute, male chauvinist pig, ticket scalper, miser, profiteer, strip miner, etc, but points out why they are actually heroes.\nYou will find the slanderer and libeler in the free speech section along with the blackmailer, the denier of academic freedom, the advertiser, and the guy who yells \u2018fire\u2019 in a crowded theatre.\nTrinifar, is that the best you can do? Your persistence in bouncing back from being thrashed would be admirable if it weren\u2019t for the great defects in reason and evidence that you keep ignoring.\nAnd since milliner and millionaire sound similar, you could always claim she misheard. It was a noisy bar, loud music playing, and she might have had a few too many, as had you, which is why your speech was slurred.\nA jury might accept it.\nBen: You haven\u2019t answered me on why market based food safety tests wouldn\u2019t be more efficient and safer.\nSorry, I thought it was obvious. They have not been more efficient and safer. In the USA. meat packagers do not have regulatory requirements, just suggestions from Dept of Agriculture which in the recent case prove not up to the mark.\nTim R: We see countless examples of regulations failing to prevent major problems.\nDo we? If we had no regulation of the food and water supply do you think we\u2019d be in fine shape?\nWhy is it that we see no outcry from food manufactures asking to reduce government regulation? My point is this is just something made up by the pure libertarian right. There is no benefit to the public or to the producers.\nTrinifar, you are now much safer (apparently),\nFrom the Mises blog:\n\u201cThe Columbus Dispatch has an article about Bob Munley, a truly evil criminal. His crime? Producing and bottling tea, unregulated and at home nonetheless. And, state regulators can\u2019t have that. So much for Liberty.\nAny risk associated with his tea is accepted by the consumer. Funny, you can purchase and consume FDA-approved drugs that are lethal, yet woe to him who dares sell tea made at home.\nI don\u2019t know about you, but I sure feel safer knowing that Munley is no longer selling his tea.\u201d\nhttp://www.dispatch.com/live/content/business/stories/2007/10/11/kombucha.ART_ART_10-11-07_C10_GQ85BFR.html?sid=101\nTrinifar, where is the cut-off point, if any, at which government should be limited? So far you have put forward the point of view that the very failure of bureaucratic regulation shows a need for more funding. So\u2026 what? Would a hundred percent of GDP suffice: total slavery? Why should there ever be any limit on the equal or better capacity of government to promote the general welfare?\nYes Trinifar, if we had only voluntary and or private regulation or even no regulation of the food industry I think we\u2019d be fine, probably even better off as more money could be reinvested in these valuable areas of human pursuit instead of going to regulators who have no market mechanism of judging their value. Human trade existed for thousands of years without regulation, before some parasite thought it up. Contracutral agreements and guarantees have also existed for thousands of years.\nSome business people do indeed complain about regulation eg/ Telstra in Aust. And many businesses are effectively forced to lobby governments for the least damaging regulation possible to their business. Look how big lobbying is in the US.\nSome business leaders may even like having an unfair regulatory advantage and tax concessions. And this system stinks quite frankly and serves to create the rich get richer, poor get poorer scenario the lefties are so scared of. I\u2019d be surprised if you would support this.\nBut businesses are made up of people who often don\u2019t complain about regulation because business people are the same as you and I, general people in society. And the general consensus, is that authority is good and shouldn\u2019t be questioned. Blind obedience to authority is usually considered a virtue. This has in my opinion been a fundamental problem since the dawn of civilisation.\nThere are other reasons too. eg/ People think the ends justify the means. An extreme eg/ Society will be better off without Jews.\nPeople think in context lacking catch phrases such as \u201cif it just saves one life, it\u2019s worth it\u201d. Listen to a conversation at your work place and hear how much of the content is automatic, learned cliches. It\u2019s how the human mind works. People operate on reduced-thinking parrot mode quite a lot of the time.\nAnd yes of course we see many examples of business incompetence or mistakes under a regulatory system. To deny this would be denying reality.\nThe regulators are almost always too late to do anything. But they still benefit of course. I believe one day people will wise up to this and will be out in the streets burning their regulatory bras.\nMark, that\u2019s an interesting article about the tea maker. However, pointing to a bad regulation (or a badly implemented one) does not make all regulation bad.\nJustin: where is the cut-off point, if any, at which government should be limited?\nThe cut-off point is where there is a balance in between benefit to the public and individual liberty. You seem to think there is never a net benefit to the public. I disagree and think we are surrounded by good examples as I\u2019ve mentioned above.\nTim: Human trade existed for thousands of years without regulation,\nYes, and only in the 20th century did life expectancy in developed countries pass 50 years. I don\u2019t think it is an accident that it was in the early part of that century that meatpackers were first regulated in the United States.\nI wasnt aware that you could contract a fatal illness from an old or wrongly prepared piece of steak. Get sick? Definately, die? that is a new one on me.\nPoint out a good regulation that can\u2019t be covered by tort or contract law.\nHayek, along with Coase and Buchannan and the new instituional economic school have fairly strong arguments which favour broad, widely applciapble tort and contract based law rather than micromanaging the economy.\nActually here is the issue: why is regulation better than tort or contract? Why must we add more layer of law on top of these sources of authority?\nTort and contract law still deliver incentives and disincentives without restricting liberty.\nYou can\u2019t be serious Trinifar.\nAll the advances in medicine, agriculture and construction, which are known to have directly influenced longevity are not responisble, but regulation of abbitoirs is the reason for the increase in lifespans in Western society\u2026\nAgain, why are those regulations superior to tort and contract law? A tortfeasor can bribe the aggreived party by settlement or a judgement. A producer can always bribe the regulator for less than the value of the regulation because they don\u2019t have the same incentives as a party who has their contract breached or suffers from tort.\nTrinifar, how does your theory explain differences in prosperity and life expectancy of past civilizations before regulation was invented?\nCorrelations are fairly useless at the best of times. Leave them for state funded \u201csocial science\u201d uni students.\nMany people used to live longer than 50 years all throughout history, long before the 20th century as you imply. There are many examples of tribal and nomadic people living long lives without regulation. Mainly because they had better diets than agricultural societies.\nI\u2019d say life expectancy was low in the dark ages. Lower than in Greek and Roman times. Maybe they needed regulation?!\nI think what they really needed was the discovery of microbes, less religious oppression and superstition, the ability to think more rationally, freedom from their kings and queens, and the opportunity to gain peronsal wealth.\nSo looking at a more scientifically sound causation argument as opposed to correlation, lets see how regulation effects these end points:\nRegulation by definition decreases freedom, it reduces critical thought from consumers and producers who no longer have the onus of determining or assessing quality control procedures and it takes away resources in society for scientific advancement. How does regulation help a poor man become rich? It keeps the rich rich and the poor poor. It currently takes about 3-5 years of hard work to get a new product on the market. A great deal of that time would be spent liasing with regulatory offices as they determine the Australian standards for your product. How can your average Jo afford that kind of time and expense?\nMaybe we can move away from business into another area of discussion ie: Art.\nArt is a product/service that provides happiness, introspection, relaxation, emotion, abstraction etc to people around the world.\nWe regulate art through government censorship. This pre-emptive, expensive approach is supposed to protect us from becoming crazy violent people or sex perverts. It\u2019s pretty serious. Imagine if some young people playing video games became violent. That\u2019s even more dangerous than food poisoning!\nSo do you agree with censorship?\nIs censorship partly responsible for our increased life expectancy? Because I\u2019d say the countries with the highest censorhips levels have some of the lowest life expectancies.\nPerry: I wasnt aware that you could contract a fatal illness from an old or wrongly prepared piece of steak. Get sick? Definately, die? that is a new one on me.\nEver hear of E coli or Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE, mad cow) disease? BTW, just saw this.\nMark, see comment #145. As for tort and contract law \u2014 they are only after-the-fact economic remedies which can never correct for harming someone\u2019s health or killing them. Necessary to be sure, but hardly a replacement for commonsense regulation.\nI think this has gone as far as it can go, no matter what, Trinifar prefers action to \u201csave peoples lives\u201d, isnt a fan of victimless crime and believes in pre emptive regulations and action to stop people from getting hurt. Individual responsibility be damned, We know whats good for you! You dont!\nThis is starting to get the same as the Stockholm Syndrome already on the website,\nI eagerly await the next directive from Stockholm Central. Some suggestions;\ni) Mandatory bed times for children under the age of ten of 8pm.\nii) Mandatory twice weekly visit to the gym (membership subsidised by govt)\niii) A ban on sun cream sales of anything less than Factor 50.\niv) Speed limits to be reduced by 10kph if children are present in the car.\nv) Mandatory helmets to be worn for coastal walking.\nvi) Ban on children under the age of twelve being left unsupervised by an adult at any time.\nvii) A ban on drinking alcohol while operating a BBQ.- BloodyPommy.\nI dont know if this has been previously brought up Trinifar, But are you in favour of gun possession?\nAnd also Trinifar, The symptoms of Madcow and alzheimer\u2019s disease are very similar, there could be people out there suffering from Alzheimers that are really suffering from Madcow, or vice versa. As long as you hold the belief that \u201chey are only after-the-fact economic remedies which can never correct for harming someone\u2019s health or killing them. Necessary to be sure, but hardly a replacement for commonsense regulation.\u201d I just cant see this going anywhere else.\nThat sounds as though they are powerless \u2013 but they are not.\nRegulation offers incentives as well through the legislative punishments they are linked to. How they operate doesn\u2019t matter as much as the incentives they provide.\nIt is a matter of what is better in providing incentives. Coase, Hayek and Buchannan are clear that tort and contract law work better. The alternative is to micromanage every sector of the economy. This requires a massive, active bureacracy. This translates into a massive loss in production. Regulators do not have the same incentive to thoroughly regulate as do producers under the threat of the civil remdies. Regulators are easy to bribe.\nA judgement can only be bribed away with systematic corruption in society or by actually paying the victims off. The costs of both of these are so high it is simply cheaper to run your firm to a loss limiting stadnard.\nWhat has the best outcome on utilitarian grounds?\nContract and tort law, provided private property rights are recognised.\n\u201cCommonsense regulation\u201d\nWhich rule other than principles of tort and contract can truly be a one size fits all solution? What works in one firm may not be appropriate in another.\nThen the question of regulatory caputre pops up again. Examples of this are mandated equipment that must be used in certain industries. Perhaps in the medical industry in Australia, for accreditation, some of your equipment must be bought through the Government approved, private agent for the regulatory agency. Rules like this support rent seeking monopolists you so despise.\nI think, at the end of the day it comes down to not being dumb.\nIf you\u2019re dumb and let the government control your lives- they will screw you over.\nIf you\u2019re dumb and let businesses sell you inferior products- they will screw you over.\nThe only way to stop yourself being screwed over is to not be dumb. And those that are dumb- well, I don\u2019t think there\u2019s much I can do for them.\nIt all hinges on reason, Shem. How well you exist depends on how well you can reason. The level of morality in society depends on how much the members of that society choose to live by reason. A civilised society is one that uses reason as it\u2019s primary means of making decisions.\nMick: How well you exist depends on how well you can reason.\nShem: I think, at the end of the day it comes down to not being dumb.\nLeaving aside for the moment the people on the low end of the intelligence distribution curve (being there due to genetic inheritance, accident, or illness), \u201chow well you can reason\u201d and \u201cnot being dumb\u201d involves a bunch of factors. Access to education, good teachers, resources, and a supportive environment all play a role as do absence of violence, crime, abuse, and exploitation. Less dramatically, one thing all modern consumers need to make good choices is access to accurate information and often all that means is having the money to buy it \u2014 which most consumers don\u2019t have. The wealthy do. They can buy the best information. The average person can\u2019t compete.\nConsider the case of two equally intelligent, reasonable people. Let\u2019s say they even have the same level of education. But one has no extra money to spend on lawyers, consultants, financial advisers, etc. while the other has the means to take advantage of such helpful services every day. Who\u2019s going to make better choices?\nYou need to figure out \u2014 reasonably and intelligently \u2014 the best way to educate your kids, the safest and most efficient way to travel, who supplies safe and healthy food, what forms of entertainment are good, what builders build good houses, etc. In general, you have thousands of choices to make about what products and services to buy. If you have wealth, you can essentially purchase that information. You transfer some of your wealth to others who have specialized knowledge in areas that are meaningful to you. If you don\u2019t have that kind of wealth it\u2019s just a crap shoot.\nWhat I hear people on this blog saying is \u201cthat\u2019s the way it should be.\u201d People with less wealth should be at much higher risk because they have less wealth. Seems idiotic to me.\nAs Shem says, \u201cIf you\u2019re dumb and let businesses sell you inferior products- they will screw you over.\u201d Thing is, you can be quite smart but not have access to the information to make an informed decision which, if you are smart and wealthy, you can purchase.\nHe also said, \u201cIf you\u2019re dumb and let the government control your lives \u2014 they will screw you over.\u201d But if you\u2019re smart and not wealthy the government can screw over anyway. If you\u2019re wealthy, you can influence the government in ways the non-wealthy can only dream about.\nWhat libertarian socialists like myself are saying is \u201cLet\u2019s level the playing field as much as possible since intelligence (and reason and not being dumb) doesn\u2019t correlate with wealth.\u201d\nChoice magazine subscription costs $78AUD for a year. Online perusal of all their online articles costs $18.95 per quarter. (internet cafe use in Australia cost a buck an hour).\nRemove the costs of running consumer watchdogs such as the ACCC and give that money back to the public. Then take into consideration that not having ACCC et al will increase demand for products like Choice magazine which will increase competition which will reduce prices for this information.\nTake all this into account and explain to me why we need lawyers, consultants, financial advisers, etc to make an intelligent decision. Explain to me how public service glut is a better option?\nIncidentally Choice magazine is run by the Australian Consumers Association which is a non profit organization committed to empowering consumers to get value for money.\nCheck wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Consumers_Association\nRuby Hutchison, MLC, the first woman to be elected to Western Australian upper house, had been receiving complaints from her constituents about the quality and value for money of goods.\nThis must be an anomaly because this Government Official did not attempt to wield the mighty sword of legislation and instead attempted (and succeeded!) to DIY. Unheard of in this day and age!\nThe first magazine was launched in April 1960 and distributed to 500 subscribers. Membership grew quickly\u2026\nWhy do you, as a self proclaimed Libertarian Socialist not look for working alternatives to increasing government power? I feel that it\u2019s because of the obvious oxymoron but I\u2019d be interested in your comments.\nI\u2019d argue that money is of limited utility to a stupid person. They will end up losing it, and then continue to make the wrong choices until they are in trouble. Being able to behave according to reason is really something money can\u2019t buy.\nAnd, rather conveniently, Catallaxy comes through with some evidence to support my claim!\none third of lottery winners find themselves in financial trouble in 5 years\nTrinifar, I would say that you are wrong there. I think it is more a process of risk / reward situations. Should i pay a lawyer lots of money to show me how to shelter my investments from tax? Of course i should, if i am better off in the long run, i know some people who did not do this and now regret it because they didnt think it was worth paying a lawyer alot of money for him to figure out how to make their investments work best for them.\nRegardless of wealth, there are many ways of getting information about many things without spending lots of money. As Ben Shurey pointed out above. The internet CAN be a wealth of information, but many books and the like have all the information and more than a professional could ever tell you.\nAs for your talk on intelligence etc, Heredity provides the potential for intelligence but that potential is either inhibited or promoted by the environment, depending upon wether the individual is in a faciliative or unfaciliative environment, we are born with a reaction range of up to 28 IQ points, where we land on this is depenant on the environment. Sorry about the school essay there but the best way to promote intelligence in the long run, is through faciliative environments which are far more common in the capitalist countries than in socialis ones. You could argue the case of China here, but China has a very free market and a very strong economy as you im sure you know.\nI liked this excerpt from an objectivist article by Peikoff and thought it was relevant:\n\u201cIn medicine, above all, the mind must be left free. Medical treatment involves countless variables and options that must be taken into account, weighed, and summed up by the doctor\u2019s mind and subconscious. Your life depends on the private, inner essence of the doctor\u2019s function: it depends on the input that enters his brain, and on the processing such input receives from him. What is being thrust now into the equation? It is not only objective medical facts any longer. Today, in one form or another, the following also has to enter that brain: \u2018The DRG administrator [in effect, the hospital or HMO man trying to control costs] will raise hell if I operate, but the malpractice attorney will have a field day if I don\u2019t\u2014and my rival down the street, who heads the local PRO [Peer Review Organization], favors a CAT scan in these cases, I can\u2019t afford to antagonize him, but the CON boys disagree and they won\u2019t authorize a CAT scanner for our hospital\u2014and besides the FDA prohibits the drug I should be prescribing, even though it is widely used in Europe, and the IRS might not allow the patient a tax deduction for it, anyhow, and I can\u2019t get a specialist\u2019s advice because the latest Medicare rules prohibit a consultation with this diagnosis, and maybe I shouldn\u2019t even take this patient, he\u2019s so sick\u2014after all, some doctors are manipulating their slate of patients, they accept only the healthiest ones, so their average costs are coming in lower than mine, and it looks bad for my staff privileges.\u2019 Would you like your case to be treated this way\u2014by a doctor who takes into account your objective medical needs and the contradictory, unintelligible demands of some ninety different state and Federal government agencies? If you were a doctor could you comply with all of it? Could you plan or work around or deal with the unknowable? But how could you not? Those agencies are real and they are rapidly gaining total power over you and your mind and your patients.\u201d\nhttp://www.aynrand.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=13873&printer_friendly=1\nReal life example at reason: http://www.reason.com/news/show/117351.html\n(Doctor) David Klees, got 12 to 24 years in prison\u2026\nWhen Dr. Paul Heberle was arrested last April, dozens of chronic pain patients were left in agony. One of Heberle\u2019s patients called no fewer than 37 doctors seeking care\u2014all of whom refused to see him once he revealed the name of his prior provider\u2026.Six would later attempt suicide.\nHooray regulation for saving us from ourselves!\nAs for your talk on intelligence etc, Heredity provides the potential for intelligence but that potential is either inhibited or promoted by the environment, depending upon wether the individual is in a faciliative or unfaciliative environment, we are born with a reaction range of up to 28 IQ points, where we land on this is depenant on the environment.\nI don\u2019t know where you get the 28 IQ point differential but I\u2019m willing to run with it as I think it makes my case clear.\nA wealthy family ought to be able to push the high side of the envelope while a poor one might scrape the bottom. Given each type of family has a kid with a inate IQ of 100, the well-off kid might end up at 128 (approaching genius) and the poor kid at 72 (clearly disabled). How does society benefit? How do these two kids compete with each other for resources when one can easily take advantage of the other?\nMaybe I\u2019ve misinterpreted your idea. Perhaps the wealthier child ends up at 114 and the poorer one at 86. No matter, the same thing applies.\nWhat you are saying is that wealthier families are somehow entitled to having better off, more intelligent children by virture of being able to provide them with a better environment \u2014 and poor families are doomed to having dumber kids. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.\nWe have two children of inately equal ability. One is doomed by circumstances, the other blessed. My contention is that\u2019s not good for society and it\u2019s incredibly unfair to the children involved. The poor kid didn\u2019t choose to be born into a poorer environment.\nTo me it\u2019s more than fair that the state step in and do it\u2019s best to provide a richer environment for the poorer children. It\u2019s not only a morally sound position, it\u2019s better for the general economy.\nTrinifar; I am not sure why you equate disability in intellect due to family environmental factors with wealth/poverty. Family environment is more to do with functionality rather than how much you can afford.\nI know well to do families whose children are all successful. Those I got to know personally tended to provide a good family environment where the children (or young adults) were not indulged, and had responsibilities, and were respected.\nOthers raised families of right little dropkicks who were not worth feeding even though the were given every advantage that money could buy. I suspect that the method of raising them was a significant aspect to this.\nA son of a forestry worker down the road from me, is now one of the highest paid mining engineers in the world. The family struggled to get him there, but although coming from a low income family he had the sense to take advantage of the opportunities that availed themselves to him.\nAnother reasonably successful family around here are not terribly bright, but they consistently raise their kids with a good work ethic, and an ability to set goals and work bloody hard to achieve them and mostly succeed.\nFamily aspects in IQ variance are I believe in the efforts in raising children, not in the wealth of the family. Money can of course help, but only if those kids have been raised to accept challenges and opportunity.\nKids from poor families who are reasonably intelligent and determined to succeed will not be stopped by anything.\nJim is absolutely right. And Trinifar \u2013 \u201cWe have two children of inately equal ability\u201d. This is very often not the case, We inherit alot of our intelligence from our parents, it is a simple fact that more intelligent parents have more intelligent children. Although this is more because of the environment in which they grow up in. We are all born with a reaction range of 28 points, and you were right, where we are on that scale is dependant on the environment.\nHowever, You look at the problem merely as, These people dont have enough money, therefore they are unintelligent, therefore they need more money.\nIt is far more complex, often the families that provide a severely deprived environment are ones that have been in the welfare trap for generations. Foetal alcohol syndrome has absolutely nothing to do with the amount of money a family has to spend, it purely relies on the choices of the mother. The point is that, People will spend their money however they want, especially if it is not really theirs *Welfare*.\nThe environment is not conditional on what kind of money the family has to spend, If this were the case then Paris Hilton would be a genius!!! The ultimate thing for rearing children is pretty much- You cant program what children will learn, they will only learn what they are capable of learning, which means that you must provide them with learning opportunities so that they can be the best they can be.\nIt is true that socio-economic situations are the best indicator of IQ. Although poor blacks in the United States had an average IQ of 15 lower than the Average white, this was because they tested blacks from low socio economic groups however, As people progress into the middle class, their intelligence gets higher. Why is this? The more intelligent people moved up from where they were. The evidence suggests that the more free people are, the more intelligent they become.\nAn example of freedom governing intelligence was- During the 70\u2019s when the United States allowed abortion to be used temporarily, the crime rates dropped during the 90\u2019s. When the children they would have had would have been old enough to commit it. Without that freedom for people to choose, and that freedom for the availability of what they choose, there would have been a larger amount of crime and a larger drain on the welfare system.\nThis is a somewhat lame analogy, But Jim was talking about the mining engineer who came from a poor family. Lets consider him on the bottom run of the ladder when he started out, he finished on the top run at the end. Why is this? Because as Jim said \u2013 \u201che had the sense to take advantage of the opportunities that availed themselves to him.\u201d Where would people go and what would people do if there was no where to go? We are all on the bottom run and the only way to get to a better run is to be in control of the country.\nAlot of the problems that occur, in very low socio economic groups, with intelligence. Are problems that reproduce themselves from generation to generation. And a part of this problem is the welfare system, providing the means for the families to keep on living as they have been for the past generations! Really the only way to stop them is to take away that bottle, or to just stop the people from reproducing.\nIt is a fact that poverty breeds low levels of intelligence, And no amount of welfare and good intention and heavily taxing 98% of the population will fix this!\nSo pretty much, Less government intervention and more economic opportunity = a higher general intelligence.\nJim writes: Trinifar; I am not sure why you equate disability in intellect due to family environmental factors with wealth/poverty. Family environment is more to do with functionality rather than how much you can afford.\nSurely you can\u2019t be arguing that rich and poor families have equal ability to provide a stimulating environment to their children? Sure, there are anomolies on both sides: the rich kid who\u2019s a slacker and the poor kid who excels. But the average case is that rich kids do much better than poor kids \u2014 all other factors being equal \u2014 because their families can afford to do more for them. They can provide more and better educational, stimulating opportunies.\nPerry writes: The environment is not conditional on what kind of money the family has to spend, If this were the case then Paris Hilton would be a genius!!!\nSame issue. The one-off exception does disprove the general case. You say as much yourself: \u201cIt is true that socio-economic situations are the best indicator of IQ.\u201d\nYou also say: It is a fact that poverty breeds low levels of intelligence, And no amount of welfare and good intention and heavily taxing 98% of the population will fix this!\nBut where is your evidence? There are two programs targeting very low income people in the US that have a relatively stellar record of success in improving the lives of poor children: WIC (Women Infants and Children) which provides quality food and some extra health care to low income pregnant mothers and young children and Head Start which provides extra educational opportunities to children of poor parents. If we are to credit anecedotal accounts, I can tell you about a math genius that I graduated from university with. He was the first to say that had it not been for Head Start he\u2019d be \u2014 at best \u2014 working in a factory today.\nTurns out that some amount of welfare, good intention, and taxation can pay off for the benefit of everyone.\nIn my own case, I was only able to finish college due to low interest government loans and a couple of small grants, but was then able to win a merit-based academic scholarship to grad school. Had it not been for those government run programs I wouldn\u2019t have had anything like the career I\u2019ve enjoyed.\nIn both my friend\u2019s case and my own we\u2019ve been able to contribute far more to the economy because of government programs than we would have without them.\nYour saying that there is absolutely no way the merit-based scholarship could be obtained by a poor person without \u2018low interest government loans and a couple of small grants\u2019?\nFirst of all, your assumption is that without the government providing those programs then those programs wouldnt exist. The free market economy is extremely adaptable to the desires of its clients.\n2nd, You talk about one off cases not supporting the argument. How about you and your maths genius friend? The evidence is- with head start programs is that the IQ of participants gets higher WHILE THEY ARE THERE, (I write this in capitals to enforce the point) However after they go back home to their parents fulltime, IT GOES BACK TO WHAT IT WAS.\nWe both argue that people in low socio economic environments are generally less intelligent than richer people. However i see this as a consequence of low intelligence and you seem to think of it as the cause.\nUnless you take drastic parternalistic action, the problem has normally developed before you have a chance to combat it. Childrens mental development potential ends at age 3, in other words if the potential isnt developed by then, then it is gone. The problems in low socio economic familys are generational, imbedded problems passed on from parent to child. If more money simply were the problem then Australian welfare and intelligence would be a shining beacon to the world. It isnt.\nThe only way to combat the problems is to take control of other peoples lives and tell them what is good for them, Removing the child from the envionment would be an excellent decision for the child. However if you supported that decision based off of the face that it merely wasnt a facilitive environment by your standards. Then you would be no better than a communist, and not a libertarian socialist as you like to call yourself.\nLet me try another angle on this one:\nYou have said that the investment made in you has enabled you to \u2018contribute\u2019 far more to the economy. Therefore, by your definition, someone is profiting from your labours because you are contributing. People generally like to make money. If they believe that they can profit from you then they will invest in you to realise that profit. This is the market serving people in all it\u2019s glory, which could also be said to be a group of individuals coming together to further their individual goals by helping each other out through mutual exchange of value.\nI think we probably agree on this. I was in a similar position to the one you desribed and achieved my tertiary education through signing up with the military for a period. I was discussing this one day with a computer science professor who advised me that Coles Myer (a big retail store chain) had put significantly more people through university than the Australian Defence Force had.\nLike I said, I think we\u2019d agree that this type of thing happens. However, you\u2019d argue that you need government when the market doesn\u2019t do this for some reason. I\u2019d argue that if the market sees an opportunity (for example by investing in someones education) it\u2019s pretty good at taking advantage of it and if they market doesn\u2019t see an opportunity there probably isn\u2019t one there. In other words, that person will probably end up taking more than they \u2018contribute\u2019.\nThe next step is to argue that everyone deserves access to the full education system as a basic human right, even if they are not going to contribute to the community as much as their education cost the community. I would argue that it is simply a fact that there is limited resources, and those resources should go to the ones who can generate more resources for others. Furthermore, if we approach this with my attitude it will generate more wealth and there will be more to go round so more people, perhaps even everyone, will be able to afford an even higher education.\nThe reality is that you got a scholarship based on merit, which allowed to get where you are. I don\u2019t think we should ever move away from awarding resources based on merit.\nJust for Trinifar:\nLet\u2019s just leave aside the fact that a Free Market would be happy to loan someone the money for an education as long as there was a belief that it would be paid back with interest further down the track.\nThe Loan the government gave you was not from it\u2019s own money. It was Taxpayers money. Money that they could have used for things that they thought were worthy. Don\u2019t you find that morally bankrupt? You got something out of it at the expense of the person who worked for the money and could have used it then.\nRegardless of what you may claim are the benefits of this theft it is, was and always will be theft.\nTrinifar, according to your logic, if a randy old man can\u2019t get sex because attractive young women won\u2019t agree to have sex with him, it\u2019s okay to do \u2018social justice\u2019 and \u2018equity\u2019 and even up the \u2018distribution\u2019 of \u2018society\u2019s\u2019 sexual \u2018resources; by raping them.\nMick: Your saying that there is absolutely no way the merit-based scholarship could be obtained by a poor person without \u2018low interest government loans and a couple of small grants\u2019\nNope. To get a shot at that merit-based scholarship and grad school I had to first qualify for grad school. To do that, I needed to get an undergrad degree, and to do that I needed a way to pay tuition. (In my case, I also worked during my time as an undergrad, but it didn\u2019t pay well enough to cover living expenses and tuition, books, fees, etc.)\nPerry: First of all, your assumption is that without the government providing those programs then those programs wouldnt exist. The free market economy is extremely adaptable to the desires of its clients.\nI assume they wouldn\u2019t exist at the scale they do now, and they those that did exist would be far more narrowly focused and not likely to be available in rural areas like the one in which I grew up. It\u2019s the same reason that the private sector funds very little basic research. Only the government has the funds and motivation to do that \u2014 and the private sector reaps the rewards.\nMick: I\u2019d argue that if the market sees an opportunity (for example by investing in someones education) it\u2019s pretty good at taking advantage of it and if they market doesn\u2019t see an opportunity there probably isn\u2019t one there. In other words, that person will probably end up taking more than they \u2018contribute\u2019.\nMy sense of this is that some companies would be willing to support some students as long as those students were committed to a field of study directly relevant to the company\u2019s bottom line and would come to work for them after matriculation, e.g. Exxon would fund petroleum engineers who would be obligated to work for Exxon for a period after graduation. The private sector would not be lining up to support people interested in, say, literature, history, the arts, etc., nor would a business support people who might go to work for their competitors. I suspect most people here would say that\u2019s as it should be.\nAgain this is the same reason the private sector doesn\u2019t support much basic research. Just like not all basic research pays off, not all students are great contributors. Businesses usually try to avoid such risks. However, society and the economy benefit greatly by taking a certain amount of such risks. The entire computer industry and the Internet are the result publicly (government) supported basic research which was then picked up by the private sector.\nOne point, in addition to those you mention, that we might agree on is that, at least in my view, there are too many people wasting their time (and potentially public money) getting undergrad degrees, students who are students just because they need a BS or BA to put on a resume, not because they have any innate interest in academic study. In the US, it seems now, a bachelors degree is equivalent to what a high school degree was a couple of generations ago. Yet, it\u2019s my experience that many are able to obtain those degrees while exhibiting very little of the knowledge and skills the degree implies.\nBen: The Loan the government gave you was not from it\u2019s own money. It was Taxpayers money. Money that they could have used for things that they thought were worthy. Don\u2019t you find that morally bankrupt? You got something out of it at the expense of the person who worked for the money and could have used it then.\nYes, this is the standard rightwing libertarian position. My view is the taxpayers elect the government, those representatives they elect are responsible to those taxpayers and are there to implement the policies and programs the taxpayers want. To me, that\u2019s democracy in action and I\u2019m quite thankful for it. Nothing immoral about it. To the contrary, in terms of social organization and mutual benefit, it\u2019s the best ethical system of organizing large societies the world has seen to date. It\u2019s also produced the greatest wealth and most fecund economies in the history of the world. Sure, it\u2019s not without it\u2019s problems, but I\u2019ll take it over totalitarism, monarchy, juntas, etc. any day.\nBTW Because it\u2019s relevant to this discussion and might seem interesting, check out my recent post subsidizing the decline of food security in which I approvingly mention \u2014 of all things \u2014 the postion of the Cato Institute! It\u2019s a strange world. \ud83d\ude09\nIt\u2019s the same reason that the private sector funds very little basic research. Only the government has the funds and motivation to do that \u2014 and the private sector reaps the rewards.\nCan you elaborate on this? Because at face value it sounds like a croc.\nWho develops all the breakthroughs in medicine and engineering? Definately not the government. Who develops all the breakthroughs in technology generally? Definately not the government.\nYou really dont have a leg to stand on with that, Was Einstein a government employee? Did somebody tell him to think up the theory of relativity? I think not.\nEinstein is a great example of the creative genius of one individual. He was also working at the beginning of the 20th century (and, I should note, took the job at the patent office, a government job, precisely because it allowed him time to do his theoretical work).\nI suppose with a lot of work we could find a few more examples of important basic science being done with out government funds after Einstein, although none come immediately to my mind. But what would that show? Only that there are exceptions to the general rule. I\u2019m not claiming that the private sector doesn\u2019t fund any basic research, only that the vast majority of it comes from the public sector in the form of government run labs like Los Almos, Oak Ridge, and Lawerence Livermore (and many others), goverment supported universities, government contracts to the private sector.\nI don\u2019t think it\u2019s bad in itself that the private sector reaps the rewards of this use of public money \u2014 I\u2019m just making the point that pretty much all the basic science that\u2019s been done for the last 100 years has been done with government money. Look at CERN and all the other particle accelerators in the world \u2014 all public money. Look at rocketry and space exploration, satellite communication \u2014 all established with public money.\nThe Internet was born of a US Dept of Defense project. So were the Interstate highways in the US and GPS. All of those are now the basis for a huge amount private enterprise.\nCan you think of a significant advance in medicine (in the last 100 years) whose roots are not in government investment in R&D primarily in universities, medical schools, and publicly funded hospitals?\nInsulin was discovered and first synthesized by government funded scientists in Canada and made the difference between life and death for the 7% or so of the population that has diabetes. In the 1980\u2019s a private company figured out how to produce it at a higher quality and lower cost using genetic engineering \u2014 and the then freely available science produced earlier. That\u2019s a typical pattern. Makes sense to me that it works this way.\nYou\u2019re nuts Trinifar. If we suggested those projects, they would be \u201ccorporate welfare\u201d.\nAll you have proven is that science has been nationalised, largely in the name of national defence.\nYour reason for continued nationalised health and large Government goes down to your idea that basic research drives applied research.\nWhat you are asking everyone to do is to continue taking a huge gamble on undirected research because it has been done this way the past 100 years.\nMaybe you\u2019re right. Look at banking. Central banking can only be done by Government.\nWrong actually. This is simply another industry that has been nationalised for no good reason. Banking, like science requires many of the same scientific principles and skills of life and physical sciences (hence a lot of engineers are bond and derivatives traders).\nTell me why that Government funded, basic research driven science actually works better than private, applied research science. You\u2019re already saying it is better, but we want to know why. Why should we take a gamble that undirected basic research is going to lead us anywhere?\nEdison made most if not all of his inventions for money. We need another Edison in biotechnology.\nMany school and university scholarships are funded privately through donations. Often when rich people die, they donate money to causes. eg/ Carneige.\nThere are many excellent private universities. Universities need research to gain credibility, status, intellectual property earnings, to attract students, to increase standards of knowledge etc. Public or private, unis will always have research.\nThe nobel prize, the most esteemed in science, was set up privately.\nWhy are space programs a good example of valuable research Trinifar? How many lives did it help when man walked on the moon? These are a huge waste of tax payer\u2019s money in my opinion and are more about national pride and other government propaganda. Thank God for all that tax payer funded weapons research, and all those tax breaks for weapons manufacturers. Go government research!\nValuable satellite building on the other hand is usually privately accomplished.\nMost of the tax burden falls on the middle class, not the minority rich (who are in small number and avoid a large amount of tax paying). These are the hard working heros being forced into the government monopoly services. The money exists because of these people and not because of the government. So it follows that the reason essential government services exist is again because of the middle class people and their work and there\u2019s no logical reason to think that if you took away the government, these services eg/ health, research would not exist.\nYour allegation that private research is an \u201cexception to the general rule\u201d is totally untrue. I work for a scientific research company that employs over 7000 people. I could spend all day reeling off pharmaceutical, agricultural, biotech, electronics and other technology companies etc that do research. I\u2019ve also worked at an Australian uni and in my experience, the standard is much higher privately. And this is even when the government has attempted to monopolise science! Imagine the possibilities of fully privatising education and research.\nDid the government build Silicon valley? Has Bill Gates ever worked for the government?\nSome people argue that theoretical science detached from any obvious immediate practical application is more likely to be done if government funded. (although this doesn\u2019t follow looking at highly socialist and totalitarian countries). One example presented by Carl Sagan is Maxwell Plank who mathematically predicted the existence of radio waves in the 1800s. Hertz then proved their existence empirically.\nBut couldn\u2019t Mawell Plank have just as easily made his discovery if the uni he worked for was privatised? A university has a huge amount of incentive to make breakthrough discoveries no matter who funds them. And government grants have many flaws, eg/ they are subject to popular whims of the day, political correctness, bureacracy, incompetence and unreliability. Also, they ultimately have less money to distribute.\nBut I suppose you\u2019ll argue that publicly funded research is \u201ccommon sense\u201d again. A euphemism for, \u201cI don\u2019t know how to logically explain my argument\u201d.\nNB/ I don\u2019t have a problem with the government or any other hypothetical justice provider protecting intellectual property through a patent system. (although I admit patents are messy and expensive and I also haven\u2019t thought about them very much).\nSome libertarians do disagree with patents, and their arguments may be quite interesting, but this is a different issue to spending large amounts of tax payer money on research. Intellectual property protection has very little to do with government research expenditure.\nThe patent office that Einstein worked at, is in my opinion a valid government function.\nPossibly there\u2019s value in an international patent office where people could simultaneously gain intellectual property rights in many countries without having to pay the large patent fees in each country they wish to gain protection?\nIt should also be noted that patent offices do not guarentee protection. You still have to battle out alleged breaches in what is typically a very expensive court process.\nSo? Look at the benefits to the private sector. Would you roll those back?\nWell, I\u2019m speechless. How else does it work? Not the nationalize bit (we can postpone that discussion), but the bit about basic research driving applied research. I think if you look at the meaning of those terms, that\u2019s the only way it can happen.\nAnd, again, look at the results (many of which I enumerate above). In a sense this is the crux of my argument. If you don\u2019t have basic research, a large part of which is relatively undirect, general, investigation into fundamental science, then you don\u2019t have any applied research. You need basic, fundamenatal research into the nature of things in order to have the scientific progress that applied research depends on. Much of it is a gamble, that\u2019s the nature of scientific investigation and precisely why the private sector is largely unwilling to fund it. (Some businesses do, but they are few and far between.) If we only investigated sure things, science would stall and die, and so would applied science.\nYou cite Edison, another figure like Einstein from more than a century ago, and even he was using the results of other publicly funded scientists. Can you name someone in the last 100 years with a similar impact? Or even just one significant invention that doesn\u2019t depend on publicly funded science?\nYes. But look to the source of funding for those research endeavors. In the US it\u2019s almost all public money \u2014 whether or not the uni is publicly funded. Grant writing is a specialty unto itself.\nRight. Now look at the winners of the Nobel Prize. How many worked without public funds. I think the answer is zero.\nWhy are space programs a good example of valuable research Trinifar? How many lives did it help when man walked on the moon?\nI agree that manned spaced exploration is not a good use of resources. However, it\u2019s what happened (and it\u2019s really hard to see how the private sector would have done this). And all of the R&D into rocketry and sattelites was publicly funded. Would you negate the private sector boost from GPS and other consequences from the publicly funded space programs?\nActually only a bit of it. Nearly all satellites, and certainly all of the early ones, were built with public money. The TRW and Bell designed sattelites of the 1960\u2019s were built by the private sector but funded with pulbic money. Again, a single private company didn\u2019t have the resources to even begin to consider this technology. Only the US government did.\nYes, the government provided the foundation of Silicon Valley (that\u2019s where I made my own money) and Gates would have gone nowhere if not for the science and technology coming out of publicly funded universities. Look into the background of Hewlett and Packard (of HP fame), checkout the origins of Stanford Universtiy and its objective of moving publicly funded science into private sector.\nIt\u2019s vital to distinguish between those that managed to succeed in building huge commercial companies and those that created the very science and technology that enabled that result. Bill Gates\u2019s expertise lies completely in the realm of business management and contract writing (buying the DOS operating system from IBM). He never created a useful technology. I don\u2019t say that to diminish his contribution, only to put it into prespective. Gates bought a lot of useful technology and put it into what we now know as the Windows OS. Nothing wrong with that, but a far cry from being a creator of fundamental technology, and IMO the Window OS is a far cry from the functionality to be found in GNU/Linux which is freely available.\nNo, I\u2019ll argue that publicly funded research is the only game in town. Private enterprise can not do it, can not fund it, by virture of the competive system in which it participates. I don\u2019t mind that. I just wish more people appreciated the government\u2019s role in promoting basic science for the common good and for the good of private enterprise.\nYou are wrong with regartds to Edison. Much of the basics of physics and chemistry was studied privately as a matter of intrigue. Yes there was some Govenrment funding but so what \u2013 this only proves that research has been nationalised.\nYour argument boils down to:\n1. Private firms can\u2019t get enough capital to perform their own research.\n2. Basic research can drive applied research, but no the other way around.\n1. Is laughable. 2. Is a a matter of opinion and conjecture.\nSo let the private firms decide how they conduct research.\nIn Australia we have public water service monopoly. Compared to gas and electricity, our water service has the most problems. We have water restrictions in all states and people dob in their neighbours for using water. Recently a man was bashed to death watering his garden.\nBut just because the water service is public, doesn\u2019t mean it couldn\u2019t be privatised!\nThis is the same as research.\nAs far as I can see, your argument is that public research exists, therefore it\u2019s the best approach. Have you also considered the existence of tax breaks, regulations and public grant offerings that forced high level research to be dependant on public funds?\nPublic space research was as you agree, mis-directed. Well isn\u2019t that a good example of government wasting our money. Private research wouldn\u2019t waste money on politically driven space programs to increase patriotism or moon walks.\nPrivate companies always work in connection with other companies. Outsourcing certain tasks etc. No company is an island. Look how many companies are involved in the manufacture of one car. There\u2019s no reason to think that satellite building couldn\u2019t have been developed privately just because one company alone couldn\u2019t have afforded it. Unfortunately the government set up conditions where this was not as viable as described above.\nYou say: Bill Gates wouldn\u2019t have gotten anywhere without the government research and then imply this means he wouldn\u2019t have gotten anywhere without the government itself! This is B.S. Firstly Bill Gates would have always gotten somewhere. But more importantly, he lived in a world where many universities were publically funded. If he\u2019d lived in a world where universities were privately funded, the result would be the same or better.\nApple is another good example of private research, developed from its founders that treated computer research as a fun hobby when they were young.\nPublic money always originates from private money. Without seizing private money you can\u2019t have public money. If people are prepared to be forced into wealth distribution, logically they will be happy to voluntarily give money for research especially considering its in their best interest.\nI can name many companies that do heaps of research and don\u2019t get government grants.\nI have also seen many privately funded research projects at the university I went to. (even in today\u2019s system that effectively discourages this approach).\nI am reminded of someone I met the other day who was proud to claim they were a \u201ctraditionalist\u201d.\nWhy is the \u201ccommon good\u201d in conflict with individual good or company good?\nIf this is the case (and I don\u2019t agree that it is), then how could a government overcome this anyway?\nTrinifar, tell me why firms won\u2019t realise that I am wrong and you are right and they won\u2019t let basic research drive applied research?\nThe basic research argument is used to support nationalised science, but firms won\u2019t do it?\nWhy won\u2019t they? Basic research is no more a public good than applied research.\nI didn\u2019t say, \u201cPrivate firms can\u2019t get enough capital to perform their own research.\u201d\nA lot of research goes on in the private sector; I\u2019ve tried to be clear about that. While there are some kinds of basic research, e.g. CERN, that are too big for private enterprise, the private sector just isn\u2019t motivated to work on basic science. It\u2019s an ROI isssue. I don\u2019t understand why you find that laughable; it\u2019s am matter of mainstream economics.\nBy all means. And let\u2019s use some public funds to enable scientists to continue to do fundamental research that has no immediate payoff. That doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s haphazard. Sure some silly things get through the grant process, but astronomy, basic physics, biology, geology, etc. are on the whole rather nice additions to civilization (and of great use to the private sector economy). Look at the Human Genome Project and it\u2019s successful mapping of our DNA. Could not have been done by the private sector alone, but it has stimulated a lot of economy activity.\nToo big for private enterprise?\nNote the soruces \u2013 UNCTAD etc. Now that is only the largest firms as well.\nR&D isn\u2019t too expensive for the private sector \u2013 paticularly when public funding is generated from taxation. Every $1.00 spent by Austalian public bodies costs society at least $1.19 in lost production.\nI think we can move on from the idea that R&D is too expensive for the private sector.\nYou keep on pushing the idea that the private sector isn\u2019t motivated to work on basic research. It doesn\u2019t matter if basic research drives applied research or vice versa \u2013 if there was no public funding of basic research, private firms would have to do it anyway, either to generate new ideas or to give their applications some theoretical breakthrough.\nTell me why firms wouldn\u2019t engage in basic research if they had no public subsidy on this?\nYour argument is slightly flawed here since univeristies do applied research as well, generally with external financing. To say there is no spillover into basic research is a very limiting assumption of human behaviour.\nYour argument that we need publicly funded science research rests upon the baseless assumption that the private sector can\u2019t afford it and the shaky assumption that the private sector doesn\u2019t have the incentive.\nYour valuation tool is an indefinite payoff period, based on the fallacy of the broken window.\nYou couldn\u2019t have done a worse job in defending nationalisation of scintific research.\nYou couldn\u2019t have done a worse job in defending nationalisation of scientific research.\nOh, given time and effort I probably could have \ud83d\ude09\nSorry, but I can\u2019t read that diagram you link too. Is there a higher resolution source?\nYou haven\u2019t countered any of the examples I\u2019ve given of huge investments in basic research that \u2014 I contend \u2014 could not/would not have been equaled by the private sector. We agree that some part of the public money applied to space exploration is mis-spent, but, still, satellites and the rocketry to put them into orbit was all due to public money which has produced markets in imagining, communications, and GPS that the private sector was quick to exploit (and I say \u201cgood for them!\u201d). It couldn\u2019t have been done any other way. Some things do require rocket science. \ud83d\ude09\nAll I am saying is that there are some projects that the private sector has no motivation (can\u2019t see the ROI) to engage in, that are still worthwhile. This is no mystery. You don\u2019t build the Hoover Dam with private money. You don\u2019t build a national Interstate highway system like that in the USA with private money. You don\u2019t fund the basic research into biology that produces modern medicine and pharmacology with private money. Even Exxon and the rest of the oil conglomerates acknowledge their debt to public expenditures funding basic geology.\nSome of my colleagues at university helped to develop massively parallel computation systems to simulate the development of oil reservoirs thus helping oil companies in finding them. A good use of public funds, I think.\nThis is no slight on the capabilities of the free market \u2014 just an acknowledgement that the free market has limitations (oh my!).\nCERN are very proud of their industry collarborations and are reliant on their sucess in this area.\nThe human genome project could have been done privately. Celera Genomics did their own genome mapping along side the mainly public mapping. And I think it demonstrates how easy privatised basic research could be even in today\u2019s world where governments attempt to control research.\nBasic research is mainly done at universities. eg/ Human genome project. Libertarians would argue that universities could be privatised.\nWhy couldn\u2019t you build a rail network, interstate road or large dam with private money? These have been done before. The money originates privately in the pockets of your average joe.\nWhat is this point where something suddenly becomes too big to be done privately by one or multiple companies?\nPrivate enterprise runs many public transport systems and is responsible for massive projects like sky scraper buildings, big bridges and football stadiums.\n\u201cYou haven\u2019t countered any of the examples I\u2019ve given of huge investments in basic research that \u2014 I contend \u2014 could not/would not have been equaled by the private sector.\u201d\nBut you haven\u2019t proven that nationalised research necessitates basic research. There is no need to counter the examples.\nThe amount of R&D spending by multinational enteprises is phenomenal. The idea that the private sector cannot afford research is beyond weird.\n\u201cAll I am saying is that there are some projects that the private sector has no motivation (can\u2019t see the ROI) to engage in, that are still worthwhile. This is no mystery.\u201d\nHuh? If it becomes apparent that basic research drives applied research, then why won\u2019t there be investment in basic research? Allowing the research to be private allows the most efficient level of basic research to be chosen, as firms will maximise their ROI based on the optimal mix of basic and applied research.\nAll of those things can be built with private money. The scope is not too large for private enterprise. It is a shame you can\u2019t read the table to see how wrong you are. But then you contend that private firms won\u2019t be able to figure out which one of us is right (whether basic research drives applied resarch or vice versa) and in either case, won\u2019t be able to choose the mix between the two which maxmimises firm value.\nThis is just wrong. Business academics have known for a long time about unspecified payback periods and the contribution of \u201cmistakes\u201d to business successes. That said, industry probably knew about this at least implictly for a very long time.\nThe market does indeed have limitations, but these are not overcome by nationalising research or the further nationalisation of private goods \u2013 under the flawed assumption they are public goods.\nTo a certain extent, I think Trinifar is right, public research has benefited private enterprise, often without compensation (beside tax revenue). Public research that is gifted to private organisations is no more than a subsidy, and I would have thought that Trinifar would be against subsidies. Her example of the public research into oil reservoir modelling being gifted to oil companies seems a lot like the government cosying up to big oil Trinifar is likely to oppose if stated as such.\nHowever, what the state spends taxpayers money on, private individuals can\u2019t use. For all the known positive results of public research (and the failures), what about the unknown uses that private research may have discovered? It is the unseen opportunity cost of public spending that is not seen and cannot be easily measured that matters.\nBasic research at any cost (to the public)? If it only saves one life? Who, but who, will think about the little children? Sound familiar?\nPerhaps if the US Army had taken the basic research it took as spoils of war from the German\u2019s and auctioned it off to the highest bidder, not to mention the theorhetical breakthroughs in computers US public research funded, a McDonnell Douglas or Boeing might have used the rocket research to launch commercial satellites much earlier and cheaper and a IBM may have had personal computers on desks so much earlier than we actually had them.\nInstead, we know what did happen, the research into space and defence technology continued, isolated from commercial applications because of state secrecy. So instead of PCs and communication satellites in 1961, we had nuclear stand off over Cuba and mutually assured destruction by the 1970s and a moon programme whose only achievement was to show what throwing massive amounts of money at a project can do, a round trip to the moon for a handful of privileged individuals and a public bureaucracy in NASA still looking for a purpose, but spending up billions of dollars a year killing astronauts and not even able to launch satellites of any significant payload into geosynchronous orbit without using booster rockets, even retiring launch vehicles developed in the 1960s and 70s that were superior in their ability to launch satellites (and without the need to risk human life). Great use of public research, methinks not.\nTrinifar would convince me to the Trinifarian point of view if it could be demonstrated how firms are unable to respond to indirect incentives or cannot decide how much of capital they need to allocate to more risky projects.",
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        "raw_content": "The State Leading the War Against 2nd Amendment\nIn Dante\u2019s Inferno, the gates of Hell are inscribed with the Latin phrase, \u201cLasciate ogne speranza, voi ch\u2019intrate.\u201d Translated into English, the iconic phrase reads, \u201cAbandon all hope, ye who enter here.\u201d Today, however, this phrase would be quite apt on all signs announcing the crossover into the state of Maryland, with one little tweak: \u201cAbandon all hope, gun owners who enter here.\u201d\nOne year ago last week, Florida-resident John Filippidis and his family were traveling through Maryland when his vehicle was pulled over by a Maryland Transportation Authority police officer. Filippidis, a concealed carry permit holder in his home state, was unsure of the reason for the stop, but as he quickly discovered, little about what would happen next had to do with his driving. 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Not surprisingly, the exhaustive search of the vehicle turned-up neither firearm, nor marijuana or related paraphernalia. Instead, Filippidis was let go, after hours of harassment, with merely a warning for speeding.\nAs the Washington Times notes in its recent coverage of this incident, there are a growing number of stories from Maryland in which out-of-state concealed carry permit holders have been subjected to the same harassment as Filippidis; raising suspicion that the state with a long-standing reputation for being hostile to gun rights, is using the Second Amendment as a basis to harass otherwise law-abiding citizens for purposes that have little, if anything, to do with actual law enforcement. Rather, this outrageous behavior is yet another example of police departments motivated by a need for greater control, and more power to justify their existence.\nAs I noted last month about the death of Eric Garner, government at all levels has become so big and so costly, that revenues are never deemed sufficient to meet those perceived \u201cneeds.\u201d This is a major reason why police departments such as the MDTA are driven to find ever more creative \u2013 and liberty-stifling \u2013 ways to justify their existence; such as outlawing the selling of a cigarette by one person to another, or arresting people for traveling with a legally owned firearm that, when crossing the border, suddenly did not adhere to Maryland\u2019s anti-firearm policy.\nThe proliferation of police departments we see in recent years \u2014 not only every geographic entity has to have one, but every state school and many state government departments and transportation authorities \u2014 increases this pressure to prove they are \u201creal\u201d cops and thus enlarge their budgets; and what better scalps to tack on the wall in Maryland than those of gun owners.\nSince the 2008 landmark Supreme Court decision in Heller v. 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        "raw_content": "Book Review: Self Reg: How to Help your Child (and you) Break the Stress Cycle and Successfully Engage with Life by Stuart Shanker\nSelf Reg: How to Help your Child (and you) Break the Stress Cycle and Successfully Engage with Life by Stuart Shanker\nSelf reg is more of a textbook aimed at professionals than a book aimed at parents. It contains a lot of general theories and a whole lot more specific real-life examples but it doesn't have step by step problem solving procedures. It acknowledges that all problems are different and it\u2019s trying to teach parents and professionals to \u201cproblem solve\u201d using the Self Reg framework.\nThe book starts off with some theory exploring the various systems at work in a growing person\u2019 body.\nThere's a lot of detail on various social experiments, marshmallow theory and various experiments aimed at exploring the relationship between parent-child interaction. It's all quite fascinating and there\u2019s more than a few \u201cah-ha\u201d moments as Stuart points out the flaws in these experiments.\nFrom here, the book talks about change but what makes it radically different from most books is that the direction of the change is very much in the opposite direction to what is recommended in most books. In fact, from a parent\u2019s point of view, many of the changes will feel like \u201cgiving in to the child\u201d.\nThe Mashmallow Test\nStuart explains this difference stating that the aim of the change is not \u201ccontrol\u201d but \u201cregulation\u201d. He tells us that we\u2019re always telling children to \u201ccontrol themselves\u201d but that control is not like a muscle. It doesn\u2019t grow stronger the longer you exercise it. If you successfully delay gratification, such as eating food, it doesn\u2019t make you \u201cstarve-proof\u201d. In fact, the longer you delay food, the hungrier you\u2019ll get. Eventually you\u2019ll give in and eat.\nSelf Reg is about knowing your body and regulating your body\u2019s responses to your environment. For example; a child who is about to have a meltdown is encouraged, not to \u201ccontrol themselves\u201d but to regulate their surroundings and interactions to reduce the likelihood of a meltdown occurring in the first place.\nParents are encouraged to stop arguing with their children and instead work on ways to soothe them and to calm down their environment.\nIt's all very different and quite exciting. I can't wait to try out some of the theory on my own kids.\nOf course, it's going to be a stretch to get parents to interpret real-life events in the context of this book and that's primarily the reason why I feel it belongs in the hands of academics and professionals more than parents.\nSelf reg is a very interesting read which challenges current practices and brings some exciting new techniques to child-raising.\nI'd recommend this book to anyone involved in behavioural sciences or working with difficult or different children. It's particularly suitable for children with stress and/or sensory issues, including children on the autism spectrum.\nSelf Reg: How to Help your Child (and you) Break the Stress Cycle and Successfully Engage with Life by Stuart Shanker is available from Amazon (in Hardcover, Kindle or Audio CD), Goodreads (in Hardcover or Kobo), Booktopia (Hardback) and the Book Depository (Hardback or Audio CD). It will be available in various eBook formats, including Google Play from 30 June 2016.\nHonesty Clause: I was provided with an eBook version of this book free of charge for review purposes.\nLabels: Book Review, Sensory Overload, Stress, Tips for Parents",
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        "raw_content": "Rick Diamond / Rick Diamond / Rick Diamond, Getty Images\nThe best country music videos of 2017 span from paper animations to action movies, from silly to heartbreaking and from clips from bands bands to clips from duos to clips from single artists. All of them, though, left a lasting mark on their viewers.\nSome of country music's best music videos this year involve retro gaming, intricately arranged pieces of paper falling in love (you'll see what we mean ...) and an homage to the movie Point Blank. Read on to see The Boot's complete list of 2017's Top 10 country music videos.\nThe Zac Brown Band went, appropriately, back to their roots for their \"Roots\" music video: \"This is in memory of every dive bar that I've played in this town ... every dive bar all the way around Southeast,\" Brown tells the crowd at the beginning of the clip, which was shot during a Zac Brown Band concert in Alpharetta, Ga. The video is simple, straightforward and exactly what the music video for a song called \u201cRoots\u201d should be.\nIn her video for \u201cWeakness,\u201d Margo Price's character steals liquor, holds up a shop and spends the rest of the time fleeing the cops. Cutting between Price as troublemaker and Price as band leader (she and her band play in front of a gas station throughout the clip), this video is a boozy, law-breaking romp about someone who opens the song by describing herself like so: \u201cSometimes I\u2019m Virginia Woolf / Sometimes I\u2019m James Dean.\u201d\n\"The Rest of Our Life\"\nIt would be easy to hate Tim McGraw and Faith Hill for being such a cute couple if they weren\u2019t so good at it. The husband and wife released \u201cThe Rest of Our Life\u201d as a single on their 21st wedding anniversary in early October, and the song's accompanying music video takes an angle that listeners of the romantic, commitment-centric song might not have expected: The clip is rooted in an argument between McGraw and Hill. If anything, though, the video cements the message in a way the song alone couldn\u2019t, showing love through a realistic lens.\n\"It Ain't My Fault\"\nThe music video for \u201cIt Ain\u2019t My Fault\u201d is a mash-up of a lot of different things: presidential Halloween masks, a robbery and (of course, because the song comes from an album named Pawn Shop) a pawn shop. TJ and John Osborne have said that the robbery in the video is a spoof of the robbery scene in the movie Point Blank, though they added their own personal commentary by having the robbers don masks depicting recent United States presidents (while singing about refusing to take blame). \u201cIt Ain\u2019t My Fault\u201d won the 2017 CMA for Music Video of the Year.\n\"Craving You\"\nThomas Rhett and Maren Morris\nIf you weren\u2019t familiar with the \u201cCraving You\u201d music video, you\u2019d be forgiven for assuming you were watching an action movie. Maren Morris and Thomas Rhett co-star as criminals working as bank robbers for a corrupt boss \u2026 until they turn the tables on him. From fight scenes to dramatic getaways, this clip is definitely the most cinematic pick on our list.\n\"Somethin' I'm Good At\"\nJust like the song itself, the music video for \u201cSomethin\u2019 I\u2019m Good At\u201d is buoyant, cheerful and silly. The video shows Brett Eldredge accidentally wreaking havoc in his neighborhood -- knocking over mailmen, spilling groceries and nearly burning everything to the ground -- while naively strolling around, singing and smiling. It will make you smile, too -- and make you believe him when he sings, \u201cI can\u2019t change the world / No, I can\u2019t change a flat.\u201d\n\"I Could Use a Love Song\"\nStarring Shelley Hennig and Garrett Hines as ill-fated lovers, the video for \u201cI Could Use a Love Song\u201d tells the story of a romance that can\u2019t survive Hennig\u2019s character's need to pursue her dreams. The video is moody and powerful, and if it feels as though Maren Morris is taking the song personally, there\u2019s a reason for that: \u201cIt\u2019s extremely personal to my story to getting to where I am today,\u201d Morris shares of \"I Could Use a Love Song\" in a Facebook post. The video gives no easy answer, and is an example of a video's narrative enhancing the narrative of the song.\n\"No Such Thing as a Broken Heart\"\nOld Dominion dove fully into \u201880s-inspired gaming for this music video, and the result is a nostalgic, inventive take on \u201cNo Such Thing as a Broken Heart.\u201d The clip leaves nothing out: It starts off with sounds familiar to any gamer, and from there, the band members earn points, level up and catch power boosts.\n\u201cWe wanted to do something a little unexpected,\u201d Old Dominion\u2019s Matthew Ramsey tells Entertainment Weekly of the clip. Mission accomplished.\n\"All Around You\"\nThe video for \u201cAll Around You\u201d is all things at once: dreamy and dreary, hopeful and angry, combative and all-embracing. 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        "raw_content": "in Culture, Film, Religion, Theology\nWhy I am not a Scientologist\nLast spring it was revealed that one of my favourite directors, Paul Thomas Anderson (Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love and There Will Be Blood) was trying to pitch a new film to a studio. In December of 2009, Variety reported on the new film, possibly dubbed The Master, with the outstanding Philip Seymour Hoffman set to star. A synopsis of the script was published by The Playlist last February:\n\u2018The Master\u2019 is the story of a charismatic intellectual \u2026 who hatches a faith-based organization that begins to catch on in America in 1952 called The Cause. The core dynamic centers on the relationship between The Master and Freddie Sutton, \u2026 an aimless twenty-something drifter and alcoholic who eventually becomes the leader\u2019s loyal lieutenant. As the faith begins to gain a fervent following, Freddie finds himself questioning the belief system he has embraced, and his mentor.\nEssentially the film has been seen as a critique of the infamous L. Ron Hubbard and his Church of Scientology. The Master has encountered several snags since these reports, snags that some connect with Scientology\u2019s influence in Hollywood. But alas, the film seems to be under way, with Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix potentially set to star alongside Hoffman.\nAnderson is a gifted filmmaker and storyteller. I\u2019m certain that The Master, or whatever it will be called, will be an excellent film \u2013 he just doesn\u2019t make bad films. I suppose that\u2019s why it\u2019s so shocking that he\u2019s gone through such an ordeal to find a studio to back this latest project. It\u2019s easy to point the finger at the heavily-caricatured Church of Scientology, but in my reflections I\u2019m not so sure that\u2019s fair.\nI\u2019ve spent a significant amount of time investigating Scientology for someone who has never considered taking up the belief system. Growing up in and around Los Angeles, Scientology was always something \u2018close to home\u2019. In the last few years, Scientology has been the target of a significant amount of slander. I suspect that this can be largely attributed to the erratic behaviour of one of their most outspoken members. I\u2019ve read a lot of Scientological literature (Dianetics, What is Scientology?, Scientology 0-8, etc.) and have learned a lot of Scientological terminology (\u2018Thetan\u2019, \u2018Clear\u2019, an \u2018OT\u2019 = \u2018Operating Thetan\u2019, \u2018KSW\u2019 = \u2018Keep Scientology Working\u2019, \u2018LRH\u2019 = \u2018L. Ron Hubbard\u2019, an \u2018SP\u2019 = \u2018Suppressive Person\u2019, \u2018Tech\u2019, \u2018In-Ethics\u2019, \u2018Out-Ethics\u2019, \u2018Orgs\u2019, etc.). I\u2019ve heard many people criticise Scientology for its \u2018outlandish\u2019 beliefs, such as the fundamental belief concerning human origins (called \u2018Incident II\u2019): that the dictator of the \u2018Galactic Confederacy\u2019, a being named Xenu brought billions of beings to Earth and killed them with hydrogen bombs, though leaving their essences to inhabit bodies that are now people, etc\u2026\nThat bit does seem like a lot to stomach\u2014and I know that the orthodox Christian claims concerning such as the existence of a personal deity, the virgin birth and bodily resurrection of Jesus, could be just as alienating\u2014but Scientological \u2018cosmology\u2019 is not my primary reason for rejecting Scientology. The Church of Scientology\u2019s Creed, written by L. Ron Hubbard in 1954, states:\nWe of the Church believe\nThat all men of whatever race, color or creed were created with equal rights.\nThat all men have inalienable rights to their own religious practices and their performance.\nThat all men have inalienable rights to their own lives.\nThat all men have inalienable rights to their sanity.\nThat all men have inalienable rights to their own defense.\nThat all men have inalienable rights to conceive, choose, assist or support their own organizations, churches and governments.\nThat all men have inalienable rights to think freely, to talk freely, to write freely their own opinions and to counter or utter or write upon the opinions of others.\nThat all men have inalienable rights to the creation of their own kind.\nThat the souls of men have the rights of men.\nThat the study of the Mind and the healing of mentally caused ills should not be alienated from religion or condoned in nonreligious fields.\nAnd that no agency less than God has the power to suspend or set aside these rights, overtly or covertly.\nAnd we of the Church believe\nThat Man is basically good.\nThat he is seeking to Survive.\nThat his survival depends upon himself and upon his fellows and his attainment of brotherhood with the Universe.\nAnd we of the Church believe that the laws of God forbid Man\nTo destroy his own kind.\nTo destroy the sanity of another.\nTo destroy or enslave another\u2019s soul.\nTo destroy or reduce the survival of one\u2019s companions or one\u2019s group.\nThat the spirit can be saved.\nAnd that the spirit alone may save or heal the body.\nPerhaps you read this creed and find no fault. Perhaps you read this creed and see a bunch of convoluted and meaningless language. When I read this creed something else jumps out at me. At the very centre of Scientological belief is the view that a person is a spirit, a thetan. According to their website, and one of their more prominent evangelical campaigns in the last few years, the heart of Scientology lies in an answer to the question, \u2018Is Man a spirit?\u2019 The official website states,\nYes. A short exercise can quickly answer this for anyone: Ask someone to close their eyes and get a picture of a cat, and they will get a mental image picture of a cat. Ask them who is looking at the picture of the cat and they will respond \u2018I am.\u2019 That which is looking at the cat is you, a spirit. One is a spirit, who has a mind and occupies a body. You are you in a body.\nScientology breaks up the \u2018Parts of Man\u2018 in this way:\nFirst there is the body itself. The body is the organized physical composition or substance of Man, whether living or dead. It is not the being himself.\nNext, there is the mind, which consists essentially of pictures.\nFinally, and most importantly, there is the thetan. The thetan is not a thing. It is the creator of things.\nOf the three parts of Man, the thetan is, obviously, most important. Without the thetan, there would be no mind or animation in the body. While without a body or a mind, there is still animation and life in the thetan.\nThe goal of a Scientologist is to become an OT, an \u2018Operating Thetan\u2019, defined by the Church of Scientology as \u2018a spiritual state of being above Clear.\u2019 It continues, \u2018By Operating is meant \u201cable to act and handle things\u201d and by Thetan is meant \u201cthe spiritual being that is the basic self.\u201d An Operating Thetan, then, is one who can handle things without having to use a body of physical means.\u2019\nIn order to achieve this OT state, a Scientologist much engage in a series of \u2018gradient steps, each one slightly more advanced than the last and each with its own ability gained.\u2019 The website continues, \u2018At the level of OT, Scientologists study the very advanced materials of L. Ron Hubbard\u2019s research. According to those who have achieved OT, the spiritual benefits obtained surpass description.\u2019\nI want to make clear that this is not an attempt to set up a \u2018straw man\u2019 version of Scientology. I could commit many different philosophical fallacies trying to incite hatred of the Church of Scientology, like rumours about conspiracies and brainwashing or the odd lifestyles of the late L. Ron Hubbard or Tom Cruise. I could also argue that the language employed in these statements is convoluted and meaningless. But what I am sharing here are things directly from the Church of Scientology\u2019s official website, in the sections that are meant to evangelise to non-Scientologists. It has been my aim to briefly and accurately express some core beliefs of the Church of Scientology. At this point I hope to highlight a fundamental disagreement between Christian orthodoxy and Scientological belief, ultimately illustrating why I, as a Christian, am not a Scientologist.\nFrom very early on, the resurrection of the body has been a fundamental tenet of Christian orthodoxy. In the Creed of Marcellus (a precursor to The Apostles\u2019 Creed) from 340 it is written, \u2018\u2026 And [I believe] in the Holy Spirit, the holy Church, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body [\u03c3\u03b1\u03c1\u03ba\u03cc\u03c2], life everlasting.\u20191\nThe need for these sorts of credal affirmations of the physical body arose from a very early Christian heresy that is labelled \u2018gnosticism\u2019. Within a very watered-down gnostic worldview we find the idea that there is an fundamental antagonism between God and the material world (dualism). The soul is trapped in this material world and through certain esoteric knowledge the soul can find a way of escape. From what I have gathered, the Scientological belief system very closely resembles a type of gnosticism. But in light of their understanding of the resurrection of Christ, early Christians, like the second-century Ante-Nicene Father St Irenaeus, condemned such views. Indeed, when \u2018the resurrection of the body\u2019 is mentioned in early Christian sources the phrase does not mean that Christ (as the \u2018first fruits\u2019 of the resurrection from 1 Corinthians 15:23) has figuratively risen from the dead. Contrary to the claims of critics like John Dominic Crossan and his \u2018Jesus Seminar\u2019, what makes the claim of the resurrection in the first-century Jewish context so problematic is that it only ever refers to a physical, bodily, literal raising from the dead.2\nWhether or not one accepts that Jesus rose from the dead in this way, the early Christian Church held this view and when we say in the creeds, \u2018He was crucified for us under Pontius Pilate, and suffered and was buried, and rose on the third day\u2026\u2019 we mean just that. While St Paul condemns \u2018sin in the flesh\u2019 (\u1f10\u03bd \u03c4\u1fc7 \u03c3\u03b1\u03c1\u03ba\u03af) in Romans 8, he is not condemning the body, but the sinfulness over which Christ has triumphed. This is the key to the validity of the Christian faith. It is both our present and future hope. Part of the beauty of this hope is that it restores value and dignity to the creation, the physical creation, that God has created. The Christian faith is not some collection of data that prepares our souls for a rescue from our bodily prisons, but it is a submission to the reality that God has begun to rescue and will fully rescue this physical world from its corruption and decay.\nIn this way we are invited to throw ourselves into the rushing stream of God\u2019s kingdom. We are asked to take part in God\u2019s story through loving others as we have been loved by God. We do not fight the oppression of the physical world. Instead, we declare that this physical world has been redeemed by Christ and demonstrate that redemption through God\u2019s working in our lives; caring for those who have been mistreated; being a beacon of peace in the midst of ongoing conflict; standing up for the dignity all people, regardless of nationality, race, age, gender or socioeconomic status. We are to be constantly challenging the way that those with power (including those within our own large-and-small-scale ecclesiastical institutions) exercise their oppressive authority over the powerless. God has come in a body through the incarnation, Jesus met the holistic needs of people during his ministry and in the death and resurrection of Christ God has exclaimed \u2018I have redeemed the whole person, not merely his or her \u201csoul\u201d and not merely his or her \u201cbody\u201d!\u2019\nIn Scientological literature we are presented with this: \u2018A Scientologist can be defined by a single question: Would you want others to achieve the knowledge you now have?\u2019 In the Christian faith a similar question might be worded in this [admittedly cumbersome] way: \u2018Would you want others to receive the present and future, holistic hope that you now have?\u2019\n1. John H. Leith, ed., Creeds of the Churches, Third Edition (Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 1982), 23.\n2. For a brief, accessible look at this literal concept of the resurrection, see Tom Wright\u2019s Simply Christian (San Francisco: Harper, 2006), 111-6.\nTags: body, Church of Scientology, Creed, gnosticism, L. Ron Hubbard, mind, orthodoxy, P. T. Anderson, Paul Thomas Anderson, Scientology, soul, spirit, The Master, thetan, Tom Cruise\n5 responses to \u201cWhy I am not a Scientologist\u201d\nWell done, Elijah. Most people seem to dismiss Scientology out of hand for being \u201cobviously crazy,\u201d but I appreciate the respectful way that you engaged this system according to its own stated beliefs and contrasted it with your position as a Christian.\nOne somewhat related question: what is your view on the connection between the soul (or mind) and the body? I find myself increasingly drawn to the position of Christian Mortalism, specifically thnetopsychism, which contends that there is no immaterial soul that exists after death, but that the scriptural emphasis is on the \u201csleep\u201d of humans (metaphorically) before the resurrection of the dead, not their ongoing existence in an immaterial realm prior to the resurrection\u2026\nPerhaps this is a whole other post? (Do you ever notice how we often say, \u201ca whole Nother\u201d?)\nElijah says : 27 September 2011 at 3:34 PM\nThanks for your encouragement, as always. Generally speaking, I don\u2019t believe in \u2018heaven\u2019. I have no interest in dualism and I resonate with the view which you have expressed. As for the state between death and the New Creation, I find it best not to speculate.\nI think you should write a post about this issue (and yes, I have noticed the \u2018nother\u2019 thing, which is pretty strange). I\u2019d be glad to participate in the comments!\nbohawk says : 15 July 2012 at 3:33 AM\nThat is so disheartening to me to read that someone doesnt believe in \u2018heaven\u2019. If men think this life is all there is, what\u2019s the point? Where all religions demand that the devotee must die for the Creator or work their way to heaven, in Christianity, the Creator died for us.\nAnd, he offers the free gift of salvation to anyone that would believe. (yes, John 3:16). \u201cFor by grace are you saved by faith, not of works, lest any man should boast.\u201d Ephesians 2:8,9\nBut Jesus also was very solemn about hell and the path that leads there is wide. I urge anyone who does not believe in a \u2018here after\u2019 to read the book of John in the Bible. I also pray for Tom Cruise, that he will reach out to Christ for his salvation before he one day slips out into all eternity to face an awesome, holy and righteous God.\u201d \u201cJesus said, \u201cI am the Way, the Truth and the Life. No man comes to the Father but by Me.\u201d John 14:6\nP.S. And as a Christian, I could never watch \u201cMagnolia\u201d ! It was filled with vulgar profanity!\nElijah says : 15 July 2012 at 7:48 AM\nbohawk,\nThanks for your comments. I\u2019m not sure if you caught this in my initial post, but I try to make clear that I do believe in an \u2018afterlife\u2019. What I do not believe is that humans will become disembodied souls floating around in heaven. This is one of my major contentions with Scientology, at least as it relates to Christianity. I write above,\n\u2018The need for these sorts of credal affirmations of the physical body arose from a very early Christian heresy that is labelled \u2018gnosticism\u2019. Within a very watered-down gnostic worldview we find the idea that there is an fundamental antagonism between God and the material world (dualism). The soul is trapped in this material world and through certain esoteric knowledge the soul can find a way of escape. From what I have gathered, the Scientological belief system very closely resembles a type of gnosticism. But in light of their understanding of the resurrection of Christ, early Christians, like the second-century Ante-Nicene Father St Irenaeus, condemned such views. Indeed, when \u2018the resurrection of the body\u2019 is mentioned in early Christian sources the phrase does not mean that Christ (as the \u2018first fruits\u2019 of the resurrection from 1 Corinthians 15:23) has figuratively risen from the dead. Contrary to the claims of critics like John Dominic Crossan and his \u2018Jesus Seminar\u2019, what makes the claim of the resurrection in the first-century Jewish context so problematic is that it only ever refers to a physical, bodily, literal raising from the dead.\nAlso, whilst I believe in an \u2018afterlife\u2019 of sorts, I do not think that if someone doesn\u2019t believe in life after death his or her life has no point. As Christians I think we need to focus more on the world to which God has called us in the here and now. He has invited us to build his kingdom, a most exciting endeavour!\nRegarding the \u2018wide path to hell\u2019, Jesus does not actually say \u2018hell\u2019, but rather \u2018destruction\u2019, which has been interpreted as \u2018hell\u2019, but there are other interpretations, some of which can be found here: https://lostinthecloudblog.com/tag/annihilationism/\nLater on in that same chapter (Matthew 7), Jesus states,\n\u2018Everyone then who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on rock. The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on rock. And everyone who hears these words of mine and does not act on them will be like a foolish man who built his house on sand. The rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell\u2014and great was its fall!\u2019\nLet\u2019s not build our houses on sand, but let us act upon the words of the Gospel through loving others.\nRegarding the \u2018vulgar profanity\u2019 in Magnolia, I would say that the language is very harsh and I think it\u2019s fair that you follow your conscience, but I would hesitate to say, as you do, that \u2018as a Christian, I could never watch \u201cMagnolia\u201d ! It was filled with vulgar profanity!\u2019 I suppose I don\u2019t see \u2018profanity\u2019 as an especially damning thing. I think that calling someone an \u2018idiot\u2019 with hatred is far more offensive than someone saying \u2018fuck you\u2019 in light-hearted jest. St Paul even uses a profane Greek word that would be our equivalent to \u2018shit\u2019 in the Epistle to the Philippians 3:7-11,\n\u2018Yet whatever gains I had, these I have come to regard as loss because of Christ. More than that, I regard everything as loss because of the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake I have suffered the loss of all things, and I regard them as rubbish (\u03c3\u03ba\u1f7b\u03b2\u03b1\u03bb\u03b1 or \u201cshit\u201d), in order that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but one that comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God based on faith. I want to know Christ and the power of his resurrection and the sharing of his sufferings by becoming like him in his death, if somehow I may attain the resurrection from the dead.\u2019\nPersonally, I find Magnolia to be a very profound and spiritually moving film. 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        "raw_content": "I am Lukas Steiner, born September 8th 1993 in Z\u00fcrich, Switzerland. I finished my Bachelor in Business Administration (2017) at the University of St. Gallen and I have decided to take two gap years between my Bachelor and Master studies. I did two internships during the first year at UBS and BOSCH, and the second year is reserved for my trip. In my opinion it doesn\u2019t matter if I finish my Masters by the age of 27 or 28, but what for sure matters is that the older I get, the more challenging it becomes to just take a year off to travel. I am not saying it is impossible, but the hurdle to overcome the daily routine and costs becomes higher.\nI was fortunate enough to be able to travel from an early age on. By the age of 16, I did my first big trip alone. I spent one year as an exchange student in Iowa, USA. This was an important milestone for my later life. I was able to improve my English, become more independent, mature and self-confident. Furthermore, I gained trust and confidence in my self, my mind, and body through the mandatory military service in Switzerland. I was able to get to know physical abilities, my limits and my strengths& weaknesses as a Grenadier in Isone. A NAVY Seal once quoted: \u201cWhen your mind is telling you you\u2019re done, you\u2019re really only 40 percent done.\u201d This is one out of a few slogans I live by. Another one comes with traveling alone. People always ask me why I travel alone. I guess it\u2019s the freedom you have and the experience you gain that you are actually never alone. Wherever you are, there is always someone around to help you. In general, all over the world people have a warm heart, they are kind and try their best to help you, so never think you are alone. After high-school and military service, I took off on a seven-month world trip with a good friend of mine. We spent time in Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Mexico, Canada, America, Jamaica, Panama, Costa-Rica, and Nicaragua. Now I believe this trip was necessary for me to get to know what I really want. Fancy places are nice, but since I covered a lot of them during that trip, I gained more interest in less developed, and less visited places. During my studies I had a lot of time to travel. I spent 5 weeks in India, traveling from Mumbai all the way up to Manali by public transportation, as well as from Manali to Leh and the area around on a motorcycle (Royal Enfield). I traveled through Mongolia on a horse, spent 2 weeks in the Gobi desert to help out as an English teacher in a local school. I lived 6 Months in Taiwan as an exchange student. I traveled through Vietnam on a motorcycle and discovered many islands on the Philippines as well as some in Japan. I have the personality to always thrive for more, higher achievements and adventures. People would most likely describe me as an open, talkative guy who laughs a lot with a weakness to be impatient. My interests are so wide that I am hardly bored, and my biggest issue is that a day has only 24 hours.\nMy everday portrait",
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        "raw_content": "New life: The SLO County community comes together to give foster youth a chance at a better life\nThe last thing that Amber Davis remembers before the chaos erupted was tying up the laces of her purple Vans. Davis was 15 years old, living at home with her biological mother, stepfather, two brothers, and stepsister.\nSECOND CHANCE With the help of volunteers, social workers, and social services, foster youth Amber Davis found a permanent home and a new future.\nSix months before, Davis had been in and out of Vista Del Mar Hospital in Ventura for multiple suicide attempts and had completed a 30-day rehabilitation program for substance abuse. The attempts at suicide and abusing alcohol and drugs were a way to escape her home life.\n\"Leading up to being put in foster care, there were a lot of things that were just going on at home, like physically, emotionally, and neglectfully,\" Davis said.\nJust before she started tying her shoes, her younger stepsister walked into their shared room to grab clothes and purposely bumped into her shoulder. In that one swift movement, she felt all of the negativity that her sister had toward her.\n\"I lost it. That one shoulder check and everything came spilling out,\" she said.\nSo they pushed each other until Davis pushed her stepsister to the ground, who immediately got up and ran for her father\u2014Davis' stepdad\u2014crying. Davis knew what was coming. She could be yelled at, hit, or both, so she started lacing up her purple Vans.\nThe next few minutes were filled with rage. Her stepdad came in the room screaming that she \"had no control, didn't own anything, and didn't have choices.\" When Davis didn't agree, her stepdad began to hit her.\n\"He slapped me across the face and grabbed me by the hair. My hair was in a big messy bun, and he grabbed it and started dragging me,\" she said.\nHer mom eventually joined in, hitting Davis as well. As it continued, Davis finally started trying to hit her parents back.\n\"That was the very first time that I ever hit back. It was the very first time that I started swinging and kicking in every direction that I possibly could,\" she said.\nHer mom called the police, and both of her parents stopped hitting her. Seeing her chance, Davis finished tying her shoes and ran out the door of the family's Nipomo home. She ran as far as she could, looking down as her purple Vans repeatedly hit the pavement. It didn't take long for San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office deputies to catch up to her in the small community.\nThe deputy tried to usher Davis into the cop car and take her back home. After being physically abused for most of her life, Davis said going back home was not an option. When the officer tried to handcuff her and put her in his vehicle, Davis punched him in the face. He finally got her in the cop car and drove in the direction of her house.\n\"Part of me was scared because that was the first time I had ever been handcuffed, in a cop car, and I had obviously punched a cop,\" she said. \"But I was kind of like, 'I don't know what's worse. Him letting me out right now to stay here or him taking me to juvenile hall.'\"\nDavis ended up going to the county Juvenile Services Center for hitting the cop and entered the foster care system in San Luis Obispo County. Her journey through the system, finding permanent housing, and continuing her education was rough.\nThere are a lot of people, programs, and support that get children through the foster system and into permanent homes. The challenge of it all isn't unique to SLO County and neither is the lack of available foster parents. What is unique to the county, though, is a financial program that helps foster youth pursue post-secondary education. After pushing through the uncertainty of her future, Davis became one of those foster youths who graduated from college through this program.\nStaying with family\nIn 2017, the Department of Social Services in SLO County had about 379 children in foster care; 122 ranged from infant to 5 years old, 96 were 6 to 12 years old, and 161 were from 13 to 20 years old.\nPhoto Courtesy Of Amber Davis\nMAN'S BEST FRIEND Amber Davis said that while her CASA mentor was her savior, her dog Capone really helped her through the toughest times in her life.\nDepartment Assistant Director Tracy Schiro said that when Child Welfare Services is called to check on the well-being of a child, the main goal is to keep the child with his or her family.\n\"[In] far less than 10 percent of the calls we receive in a month, do we remove children as a result. We have a lot of resources; we have a lot of programs. We want to keep children at home whenever possible and shore things up in the household,\" Schiro said.\nShe said the department depends on calls from the community, from neighbors, doctors, teachers, or friends. Based on those calls, the department makes a decision tree, a standard model that all counties follow. The tree helps social workers assess a child's situation. Schiro said it tells her if the child needs immediate help, needs to be checked on within a certain period of time, or doesn't need attention at all.\n\"Even on those [calls] we don't go out on, we often refer to agencies we contract with if they may need parenting help, they might need resources, they might need food in their home, or we figure out how to help,\" she said. \"We don't walk away.\"\nIf a child cannot be safely left at home\u2014because the parents are under the influence, the child's basic needs aren't being met, and/or there is drug paraphernalia within a child's reach\u2014then the child is removed. In other situations, Schiro said, people might call because a home is dirty or the child is late to school every day.\n\"We deal with safety and risk with children not judgment. Our job is to work with the family to be a better provider for their children and better caretakers,\" she said.\nWhen Social Services determines that a child's home is unsafe, and the department has already tried to work with the family but the family isn't trying to meet the department's expectations, the child is either placed with other family members or non-relative extended family members. If neither is an option, then the child is put in a group home or in the care of foster parents.\nThe age of a child can determine how difficult it is to find them a permanent or even a temporary living solution. Schiro said she has no problem finding homes for children who are 3 years old and younger.\n\"The older a child gets, the tougher it is. Teenagers, they don't have a good rap and yet I think they're delightful,\" she said. \"I tell people they'll fix your remote controls, they'll fix anything on your iPhone, you can have conversations with them. They want to make a difference, and they want to be somebody.\"\nShe said she recognizes how difficult it is for people to open their heart and home to a child in need. But these children often come with a stigma that they're problematic.\n\"The kids that go into our system, they didn't do anything wrong, their parents did,\" Schiro said.\nOf the 379 kids in the system, Schiro said only a handful are really struggling to get through each day.\nFURRY FRIEND If Davis could make a numbered list of what she loves, her dogs would be first.\nDavis was one of those struggling teenagers. After being taken away from her family, she stayed in juvenile hall for three weeks. During that time, she had food, she played sports, and she was going to school\u2014Davis said she knew she was safe.\nShortly after her stint in juvie, she was put into a shelter home and later placed with foster parents. Davis lived with her foster parents for about eight months before she ended up back at the shelter. Living in a new environment with new rules and expectations was a rough transition for her. Davis said she repeated a lot of the same behaviors from when she lived with her biological mom and stepdad, running away and using drugs. Davis was still dealing with a lot of the leftover emotions and trauma from her former home.\n\"For 15 years I had pushed everything down,\" Davis said. \"Now, it was the first time that I was away from my family, and now, it was spewing out the surface in every way that it could come out, and I didn't know how to control it.\"\nAccording to the SLO County Department of Social Services, about 7.7 percent of youths removed from their homes are placed in a foster home, 7.7 percent are placed with a relative, 7.9 percent are put in a group home, 8.5 percent are in the supervised independent living program, 13.1 are percent in a foster family agency certified home, and 50 percent are placed with a resource family home\u2014a non-relative extended family member who is close to the child and family who can offer a temporary or permanent placement to keep a child safe.\nThe number of available foster parents is low compared to the number of children in Child Welfare Services. That lack of foster parents is a problem in many counties. Gustavo Prado, the department business specialist for the Santa Barbara County Department of Social Services, said that at any given time, the county has an average of 390 children in its foster care caseload. Currently there are 346 youths in the system.\nPrado said there is an ongoing shortage of foster homes or resource homes in Santa Barbara County.\nPhotos Courtesy Of Amber Davis\nGETTING AHEAD It took a community of services, programs, people, and a new family to get Davis through college.\n\"The difficulty arises because children are entering the foster care system on an ongoing or continuous basis, so that we are always in need of new, ready homes to meet the needs of children,\" he said.\nA huge factor causing a shortage of foster parents, Prado said, is the cost of housing\u2014some families already need to work two jobs to make ends meet.\n\"Another significant factor we routinely hear is that our community is not aware of the needs of children in foster care and how to go about becoming a resource family home,\" he said.\nBut overall, Prado said there has been a decrease in the number of youths in the foster system.\n\"I believe the decrease is due to our efforts to stabilize children with their birth family, the goal being to minimize trauma for the child,\" he said.\nSchiro from SLO County Social Services said she believes the community doesn't understand the need for foster care.\n\"I don't think they recognize that I have 350 children or more in foster care in any given time and at least 100 of those don't have a permanent solution,\" Schiro said.\nShe said there is a myth that these issues happen in low-income and homeless families, but it's \"our neighbors, it's our families.\"\n\"Child abuse and neglect, it crosses all socioeconomic boundaries. It affects everyone,\" Schiro said. \"I don't know if the community knows that.\"\nDavis was removed from her foster parents because of her high-risk behavior. She was told that there were no other available foster homes where she could be placed. She was stuck. Her options were going to an out-of-state group home or reuniting with her parents, which is Social Services' main goal. But her parents needed to take classes in things like parenting, anger management, and domestic violence and needed to see a therapist. She said her biological mom and stepdad didn't complete the necessary steps to get her back. Davis remembers a meeting she had with her mom and stepdad, her social worker, therapist, and a few others to explore the option of returning home.\nNEW LIFE Davis (center) got a second chance at having a successful life because Joan (left) took a chance on her.\n\"They said 'no,'\" she said with a long pause. \"They did not want me back. I was the state or the county's problem.\"\nAt the time, Davis connected with a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Joan Capponcelli. A CASA is a volunteer who advocates for the best interest of abused and neglected children within the San Luis Obispo County court system. Davis was Capponcelli's fist CASA case.\n\"She took me to eat Chinese and brought her puppies for me to snuggle,\" Davis said.\nShe knew everything that Davis had been through and what the next possible placement was for the 15-year-old.\n\"Poor Joan; she's so sweet. I told Joan straight up, 'If they send me there, no one will ever see me again,\" Davis said.\nBut behind closed doors, Capponcelli was the person who was going to take a chance on Davis. Without Davis' knowledge, Capponcelli was working on how to adopt her.\nRelief and hurdles\nDavis' social worker picked her up from the shelter to transport her out of state. With all her clothes in trash bags, Davis hopped in the car not knowing what her next move was. The social worker then drove up to this gated community.\n\"It was actually, like, in that moment, very picture perfect, because this home had a really long driveway and it was a really nice home,\" she said.\nLIVING LIFE These days, Davis works full time for Family Care Network, studies for her master's degree at USC, and loves her husband, Cody Gambel, and their dogs.\n\"What the heck are we doing here?\" Davis asked. Her social worker responded that she wanted Davis to meet someone. With reluctance, she got out of the car and walked up to the front door.\n\"The door opens and this big German shepherd-rottweiler named Capone came running right at me, and I start instantly crying,\" Davis said.\nIt was Capponcelli's dog. Capponcelli and her husband, Pete, came out to greet their new daughter and welcome her into their family of two daughters and four dogs.\n\"Today when I refer to my mom, I'm talking about Joan, and when I refer to my dad, I'm talking about Pete,\" she said.\nShe's not going to sugarcoat it\u2014while settling in with her new family Davis still had trouble following the rules and using drugs. But it was something she worked to get over because she realized pretty quickly that she had parents who cared.\nThe next hurdle was making up for all the schooling that she had missed and figuring out how to get herself through college.\nEducation success\nNationally, about 85 percent of foster youths communicate a desire to go on to post-secondary education. Out of that 85 percent, around 10 to 15 percent actually start their post-secondary education\u2014at a university, junior college, or vocational program. From those who actually start, around 5 to 8 percent of those youths finish their education and earn a degree.\nMarie Hughes, education services manager for the Family Care Network, said all of these numbers translate to foster youth being the least likely group of people to persist through higher education. The agency serves San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties through multiple programs designed to strengthen and preserve families and individuals impacted by trauma.\nFAMILY MATTERS There is a lot more love in Davis' life, but her No. 1 love is her pit bull Diesel.\nFamily Care Network facilitates the Transitional Age Youth Financial Assistance Program (TAY-FAP), geared toward helping foster youth pursue post-secondary education. It provides financial assistance to any foster or former foster youth who participates or is eligible to participate in the Independent Living Program. The program is the only one of its kind in SLO County and is currently not offered anywhere else.\nHughes said that the program started in 2010 after a discussion about how foster youth could afford to go to college. It's a collaboration between SLO County Social Services and the Family Care Network.\nThe program looks at how each individual foster youth can contribute to their college or university expenses, targeting the gaps and trying to fill them.\n\"With that being said, this isn't a full free ride and we're not just throwing money out there; these students are working very hard,\" she said.\nSince the program's inception, 230 local foster youths have participated. Of those, 75 percent are employed while attending classes full time or part time.\n\"I think that speaks highly of their determination and their self-contribution,\" Hughes said.\nTo be eligible for TAY-FAP, a foster youth needs to be eligible for the Independent Living Program and a court dependent in this county. If a court declares that a child is a court dependent, the judge then decides whether a child should remain with their parent or remove parental rights\u2014if placement with a relative is not possible, this child is usually placed in a foster home. The Independent Living Program is designed to provide resources and support foster youth and probation youth between the ages of 14 and 21. It's a voluntary program that offers current and former foster and probation youth access to services through local organizations and agencies to support a successful transition into adulthood.\nAs of 2017, 38 degrees had been earned by youth in the program. Those include bachelor's degrees, associate degrees, and vocational certificates.\nTwo of the 38 belong to Davis.\nBefore finding a home with the Capponcellis, Davis wasn't really thinking about her future.\n\"I never thought about college, growing up, or anything like that. It wasn't about college. It was about the day to day,\" Davis said. \"I just assumed my life would turn out the way my biological mom's did.\"\nCapponcelli was the one who really asked Davis about her goals, aspirations, and what she wanted to do with her life.\nThese conversations really opened Davis up to the idea that she was capable of attending college, and with the help of TAY-FAP, she pursued it.\nIn 2015 she received her associate degree from Cuesta College in sociology. Davis attended Sacramento State University and had the full college experience by living in the dorms, earning her bachelor's degree in sociology. At 24 years old, she currently works for Family Care Network and is taking online classes at the University of Southern California to pursue her master's degree in social work. 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        "raw_content": "Giuliani: Trump Tower Moscow talks likely lasted until end of campaign, Cohen 'key guy' on project\nBy Valerie Richardson and Rowan Scarborough - The Washington Times\nTrump personal attorney Rudy Giuliani said Sunday that negotiations about building a Trump Tower in Moscow likely extended until the end of the 2016 presidential campaign.\n\u201cIt\u2019s our understanding that they went on throughout 2016,\u201d said Mr. Giuliani on NBC\u2019s \u201cMeet the Press.\u201d \u201cThere weren\u2019t a lot of them, but there were conversations. Can\u2019t be sure of the exact date. But the president can remember having conversations with him [Michael Cohen] about it.\u201d\nAsked if they went on throughout 2016, Mr. Giuliani said, \u201cYeah, probably up to, could be up to as far as October, November.\u201d\nWATCH: @rudygiuliani, President Trump\u2019s personal lawyer, says that negotiations over Trump Tower Moscow likely went up to the 2016 election. #MTPpic.twitter.com/ctceKHLIZN\nMr. Cohen, Mr. Trump\u2019s point man on the project, testified before Congress that discussions about Trump Tower in Moscow ended in January 2016.\nHe was sentenced last month to three years in prison for lying to Congress, campaign-finance violations, and other crimes after investigations by both special counsel Robert Mueller and the U.S. Attorney\u2019s Office in Manhattan.\n\u201cBut the president\u2019s recollection of it is that the thing had petered out quite a bit,\u201d Mr. Giuliani said. \u201cThey sent a letter of intent in, they didn\u2019t even know where to send it, they knew so little about it. They finally got it straightened out and then they abandoned the project.\u201d\nHe said Mr. Trump has little recollection of the details because he was immersed in the presidential race.\n\u201cAnd that\u2019s about as much as he can remember of it because remember, 2015, 2016, he\u2019s running against 16 people for President of the United States \u2026 his concentration was 100 percent running for president,\u201d Mr. Giuliani said.\nHe added that Mr. Cohen \u201cwas the key guy on this project.\u201d\nMr. Giuliani\u2019s timeline conflicts with one provided by Mr. Cohen to the Mueller investigation.\nMr. Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress when he said project talks ended in January 2016 when they actually continued until June, then stopped.\nLast week, Mr. Giuliani raised a stink when he said on CNN that there could have been Russia collusion by the campaign, but not by the president.\nThere has been no public evidence of campaign collusion. Mr. Giuliani later amended his remarks to say he knows of no collusion.",
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        "raw_content": "Education, occupational status, and income are the most widely used indicators of socioeconomic status. Each of these measures can capture distinctive aspects of social position but they are not interchangeable, nor are they immune to interactions with such variables as race/ethnicity and gender. Education has become one of the most widely used indicators of socioeconomic position used for mortality and health studies in both demography and epidemiology in the United States (Liberatos, Link & Kelsey, 1988). Elo & Preston (1996) suggest that there are two basic analytic reasons for preferring educational attainment to other common markers of social standing such as occupation or income. First, educational level can be determined for all individuals, whereas not everyone has an occupation or an income (e.g., retired persons, homemakers). Second, health impairments that emerge in adulthood rarely affect educational attainment, since educational attainment is normally complete by the early adult years, around age 25, before decrements to health that accompany aging occur. In contrast both occupation and income can be importantly affected by health impairments that develop in adulthood. Thus using educational attainment as a SES indicator avoids the potential contamination of reverse causation inherent in the other two standard measures.\nEvidence of association between educational attainment and adult mortality. There is considerable evidence demonstrating that an individual\u0092s educational status is an important predictor of mortality and morbidity. Kitagawa & Hauser (1973) did one of the most complete studies of mortality differentials done in the U.S.; they matched a sample of death certificates for persons 25 years of age and older who died from May through August 1960 with census records on the same persons enumerated in the 1960 census on April 1, 1960. They found that in 1960 higher SES groups exhibited lower rates of all-cause mortality than did lower SES groups. One of their principal measures of socioeconomic status was educational attainment as assessed by years of school completed. Mortality varied inversely with educational attainment. The range of mortality differentials was larger among individuals 25-64 years of age than among older individuals, and greater among women than men.\nUsing data on 2380 participants from a five city project, Winkleby, Jatulis, Frank & Fortmann (1992) examined the independent contribution of education, income, and occupation to a set of cardiovascular disease risk factors, including cigarette smoking, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and total and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol. Their results showed that the relationship between SES measures and risk factors was strongest and most consistent for education. Higher risk was associated with lower levels of education.\nTrends in educational attainment differentials in mortality. A number of studies in the years since the Kitagawa & Hauser work have investigated trends in educational attainment differentials in mortality. Feldman, Makuc, Kleinman & Cornoni-Huntley (1989) examined mortality differentials for men and women age 45 years and over using the First National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES I) and the NHANES I Epidemiologic Follow-up Study (NHEFS). They found that educational differentials in mortality had increased among middle-aged men and were present among older men (whereas in 1960 no inverse relationship was observed in the older men). For women, the inverse relationship between educational attainment and morality remained at about the same magnitude as in 1960. Educational differentials remained even after adjusting for current cigarette smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and obesity at baseline.\nPappas, Queen, Hadden & Fisher (1993) used data from the 1986 National Mortality Followback Survey (NMFS) to replicate the analysis done by Kitagawa & Hauser. The NMFS is a nationally representative sample of individuals aged 25 years or more who died in 1986. Information from death certificates was linked with data from questionnaires filled out by next of kin. The 1986 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) sample was used to estimate populations at risk. Findings showed that although death rates declined between 1960 and 1986, the decline was steeper for men and women with higher educational attainment. Among men aged 25 to 64 years the direct age-adjusted death rate declined by 50%, whereas among men with low educational attainment the decline was 15%. The differences were smaller for women.\nPreston & Elo (1995) used the National Longitudinal Mortality Survey (NLMS) to explore the educational differentials question, comparing and contrasting in some detail their work with that of Feldman et al and Pappas et al (e.g., characteristics of data sources, analytic approaches). They conclude that inequalities have widened for males but contracted for working-age females (25-64). In their analyses educational inequality trends are more adverse for older persons (those aged 65+) with the largest increase in inequality occurring for men aged 65-74.\nNon-simplicity of the relationship between educational attainment and health. The relationship between educational attainment and health may not be uniform across the social hierarchy. In reviewing a number of large studies in the United States, Krieger & Fee (1994) noted that education seems to have little relation to health status among persons in households with incomes below poverty thresholds. This finding suggests that the effects of absolute material deprivation cannot be successfully buffered or mediated by the resources represented by education. Further, Krieger, Williams and Moss (1997) point out that economic returns for a given level of education may vary depending on gender and race/ethnicity. For example, they report on findings from the US Bureau of the Census, that in 1989 among persons in the U.S. who had completed high school and who were over age 18 and working full-time, average annual earnings of white men ($26,526) were $5,000 more than those of black and Hispanic men, and white women earned about $8,000 less per year than white men, but about $1,000 more than black and Hispanic women.\nValkonen (1989) used education to compare socioeconomic differences in all cause mortality in different European countries in the 1970s. The relation between number of years of education and mortality rate is remarkably similar for England and Wales, the Scandinavian countries and Hungary for men. Men with the most educational attainment have 40-60% lower death rates compared to those with the least education. The general relationship is similar among women, but there are exceptions to the general decline of mortality with rising educational attainment. For a woman, material income and wealth may be determined not only by her own characteristics, but also those of her husband, and the degree to which this is the case may vary among countries, thus to some degree explaining the variation in these associations for women.\nHow might educational attainment benefit health? Yen & Moss (1999) suggest that there are skills and social benefits which come with increasing educational levels. \"Skills may include: 1) ability to process certain kinds of information or critical thinking and 2) ability to interact with bureaucracies, institutions, and health practitioners. Social benefits may include: 1) credentials and the economic access they provide, 2) social networks and extension of cultural capital, 3) socialization to adopt health-promoting behaviors; and 4) enhanced expectations for the future leading to helpfulness, planning, self-efficacy, and a sense of control.\" The relative importance of these effects may be period and cohort specific, and affected by race/ethnicity and gender.\nRoss and Wu (1995) propose three explanations for the association between education and health (work and economic conditions, social and psychological resources, and health lifestyle). They present data from two national samples showing that a large part of the association between education and health is accounted for by these explanatory variables, but a significant direct effect of education remains.\nEducational status is typically assessed either by years of education attained, or in terms of credentials earned. Examples of such items appear in Table 1.\nTable 1. Measuring educational attainment.\na) Years of educational attainment.\nWhat is the highest grade (or year) of regular school you have completed?\n(Check one.)\n01_____ 09_____ 13_____ 17_____\n04_____ 12_____ 16_____ 20+____\nb) Credentials earned.\nWhat is the highest degree you earned?\n____High school diploma or equivalency (GED)\n____Associate degree (junior college)\n____Bachelor's degree\n____Master's degree\n____Doctorate\n____Professional (MD, JD, DDS, etc.)\n____Other specify\n____None of the above (less than high school)\nAlthough both approaches are common, it may be more meaningful to measure educational level in terms of credentials rather than simply years of education. A one-year difference between completing 9th versus 10th grade is not the same as the one-year difference between completing 11th and 12th grade, since only a person with a 12th grade education is certified as a high school graduate. Using data from the 1977 General Social Survey of the National Opinion Research Center, Faia (1981) found that certification was more influential in determining occupational prestige than years of schooling. Possession of a certificate of high school graduation has important implications for employment prospects (Krieger & Fee, 1994). In addition there are discontinuities when years of education is used as a continuous variable.\nGenerational effects need to be taken into account when using an individual level SES variable. The significance of educational achievements such as a high school or college degree will vary between birth cohorts, due to the shifting population patterns of educational attainment. Many more persons have completed high school and college in the last 20 years than in any previous period. Liberatos et al (1988) illustrate this point with 1980 census data showing that in 1940 24.5% of the U.S. population held a high school degree or more, while by 1980 68.6% fell in this category. In other words, the significance of holding a college degree for someone now 80 years old and someone now 25 years old will differ markedly since a much higher proportion of the latter's age cohort will have obtained a college-level education. The social meaning of a level of educational achievement will be quite dissimilar for these two individuals.\nEach socioeconomic indicator has its own set of advantages and disadvantages (Krieger, Williams and Moss, 1997; Williams & Collins, 1995). The advantages of using educational attainment include:\nEducation is fairly stable beyond early adulthood\nIts measurement is practical and convenient in many contexts\nIt is one of the socioeconomic indicators especially likely to capture aspects of lifestyle and behavior\nBut education used as an indicator of SES also has several limitations:\nEducational attainment varies by age cohort\nRelative to income, there is decreasing variability in years of education\nIn at least some national data, inequalities in health associated with income are larger than those associated with education, such that using education as a measure of SES may minimize estimates of social inequalities in health\nThe lack of volatility in education for most adults precludes the opportunity to assess how health status is affected by changes in SES\nMany studies that use education as an indicator of SES are individualistic in approach and do not incorporate information about the education level of other members of the household\nThe economic return for a given level of education varies importantly by race and gender\nThe economic and social return for a given level of education may vary importantly by the prestige of the educational institution attended\nCrimmins, E. M. & Saito, Y. (2001). Trends in healthy life expectancy in the United States, 19701990: gender, racial, and educational differences. Social Science & Medicine, 52:1629-1641.\nCutler, D. M. & Lleras-Muney, A. (2008). Education and health: evaluating theories and evidence. In Schoeni, R. F., House, J. S., Kaplan, G. A. & Pollack, H. (Eds.) Making Americans Healthier: Social and Economic Policy as Health Policy. New York: Russell Sage Foundation.\nElo IT & Preston SH (1996). Educational differentials in mortality: United States, 1979-85. Social Science& Medicine, 42(1):47-57.\nFaia MA. (1981). Selection by certification: a neglected variable in stratification research. American Journal of Sociology,86(5):1093-1111.\nFeldman JJ, Makuc DM, Kleinman JC & Cornoni-Huntley J (1989). National trends in educational differences in mortality. American Journal of Epidemiology, 129:919-1033.\nKitagawa EM & Hauser PM (1973). Differential Mortality in the United States: A study in socioeconomic epidemiology. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.\nKrieger N & Fee E (1994). Social class: The missing link in U.S. health data. International Journal of Health Services, 26:391-418.\nKrieger N, Williams DR & Moss N (1997). Measuring social class in U.S. public health research: concepts, methodologies, and guidelines. Annual Review of Public Health, 18:341-378.\nLevin, H., Belfield, C., Muennig, P. & Rouse, C. (2007). The costs and benefits of an excellent education for all of America\u2019s children. http://www.cbcse.org/media/download_gallery/Leeds_Report_Final_Jan2007.pdf\nLiberatos P, Link BG & Kelsey JL (1988). The measurement of social class in epidemiology. Epidemiologic Reviews 10, 87-121.\nPappas G, Queen S., Hadden W. & Fisher G. (1993). The increasing disparity in mortality between socioeconomic groups in the United States, 1960 and 1986. New England Journal of Medicine, 329: 103-109.\nPreston SH & Elo IT (1995). Are educational differentials in adult mortality increasing in the United States? Journal of Aging and Health, 7(4); 476-496.\nRoss CE & Wu C (1995). The links between education and health. American Sociological Review, 60:719-745.\nJason Schnittker (2004). Education and the changing shape of the income gradient in health. Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 45:286-305.\nSnowden, D. (2001). Aging with Grace. New York: Bantam Books.\nValkonen T (1989). Adult mortality and level of education: a comparison of six countries. In: Fox J (ed.), Health Inequalities in European Countries. Aldershot: Gower Publishing; 142-162.\nWickleby MA, Jatulis DE, Frank E & Fortmann SP (1992). Socioeconomic status and health: How education, income, and occupation contribute to risk factors for cardiovascular disease. American Journal of Public Health, 82(6): 816-820.\nWoolf, S. H., Johnson, R. E., Phillips, R. L. & Philipsen, M. 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        "raw_content": "Vanessa Williams Describes How She Asked Her Husband Out On A Dare\nSource: The Wendy Williams Show\nMany of us become mortified when we think about the idea of asking a man out. But when it comes to Vanessa Williams, it certainly worked out for her. Big time. Last year, Williams married Jim Skrip after she asked him out on a dare while they both were vacationing, separately, in Egypt.\nShe shared the story during a recent sit down with Wendy Williams.\n\u201cI was on vacation with Sasha, who\u2019s the same age as little Kev. And this was in 2012, after she finished studying Greece and Egypt. So I said, at the end of the year, I\u2019m going to take you to Egypt so you can go to the pyramids and I can take you to the Nile. So we did our tour and we jumped on the Nile cruise. And we were going to our last site and our tour guide said, \u2018I sat next to this guy he\u2019s traveling alone and he\u2019s single. You should go talk to him.\u2019 I said, \u2018C\u2019mon\u2026\u201d So I went up to him and he was wearing on a Buffalo Sabers t-shirt. And I said, \u2018Are you from Buffalo?\u2019 And he said, \u2018Yeah.\u2019 And I said, \u201cMy mom grew up in Buffalo and my brother\u2019s a big Bills fan.\u2019 We started talking football and stuff, collected our bags and stuff.\u201d\nThen Wendy wanted to know if he recognized her as the Vanessa Williams.\n\u201cHe knew who was but he never would approach me because he\u2019s a gentleman. He saw me with my daughter so he never would approach me.\nThen my tour guide kind of dared me. Well, ask him out tonight. I said, \u2018C\u2019mon it\u2019s my last night. He\u2019s already on his bus how am I going to get in contact with him?\u2019 She said, \u2018Hold on a sec.\u2019 So she calls his tour guide and the tour guide said, \u2018Here, the phone\u2019s for you.\u2019 I said, \u2018I know it\u2019s my last night and I know we just met but can you have dinner with me at my hotel?\u2019 And he came with me and we had a beautiful 3-hour dinner.\u201d\nShe explained that her daughter Sasha was totally cool with it. The two dated for three years before Skrip proposed.\nThen she spoke to Wendy where she talks about her decision to return to Miss America pageant and her nude photo scandal versus celebrities who take and share the photos today.\n\u201cWell the difference is, the betrayal like Erin Andrews and mine, since there was no release, again that was a betrayal. When it\u2019s a choice, that\u2019s another thing. When you use it as a vehicle to get attention, that\u2019s another thing. Apples and oranges.\u201d\nYou can check out Williams talking about her husband, her new show \u201cSatan\u2019s Sisters\u201d and her new clothing line in the video below.",
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        "raw_content": "Joshua Umansky-Castro: From Peru to Mars and Beyond\nSeemingly small twists and turns in life can lead to a bright and expansive future. For Joshua Umansky-Castro, photography as a hobby in high school, as well as a keen curiosity to explore new vistas, led him to the establishment of renewable energy sources around the world and a pivotal role in developing a rocket for travel to Mars.\nJoshua, who will receive his BSE in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering in June of this year, was once the \u201cofficial\u201d photographer for family events and vacations. And like many aspiring engineers, he excelled early in math and science and had an interest in how gadgets work.\n\u201cI would take things apart\u2014a discarded radio, a broken laptop\u2014then try to put them back together,\u201d he said. \u201cMy dad is a postal worker and my mom, who is from Costa Rica, worked as a nanny before she had me and my sisters to take care of. I had never met an engineer before.\u201d However, at the suggestion of his school advisors, Joshua decided to pursue engineering as a career. Joshua was accepted to other Ivy League universities, but Princeton\u2019s offer of full financial aid, its emphasis on giving focused attention to undergraduate students, and opportunities for international travel helped make this school his final choice.\nJosh-3.jpg\nOne of Joshua\u2019s first classes as a freshman was a seminar course in photography. The new perspective he gained from the seminar inspired him to invest in his own high-quality cameras and lenses, hire himself out on campus as a photographer at student events, and take pictures on his own of nature and interesting buildings. Then things really began to heat up.\nDuring the summer of his freshman year, Joshua embarked on a trip to Athens, Greece for a seminar on modern Greek literature and photography. \u201cIt was an amazing opportunity. I took plenty of photos, met Greek photographers, and saw all the famous architectural sites.\u201d\nSoon after that, he went to La Libertad in the Peruvian Andes as a member of Engineers Without Borders-USA, an organization with 300 chapters nationwide that connects communities in developing countries to engineers that can help them meet specific infrastructure needs. \u201cI got accepted onto the travel team as a photographer and videographer,\u201d Joshua recalled. \u201cWe designed and built potable water distribution systems to bring clean drinking water to each household. Otherwise, villagers would have to hike up the mountain to find a natural clean source of water or go down to the valley below to get water from another town. If they didn\u2019t have time to do that, they would use irrigation water that is heavily polluted with mining waste.\u201d Since then, Joshua has traveled to Peru twice more, serving as project manager in 2016. During the year of his leadership, Princeton University\u2019s Engineers Without Borders chapter was named as the organization\u2019s Premiere Student Chapter.\nvidal-4.jpg\nContinuing to use his engineering background to improve people\u2019s quality of life, Joshua subsequently worked in Cambodia as part of an internship with NRG Solutions helping rural communities transition from use of kerosene lamps and car batteries to the more sustainable option of solar panels. He also designed larger scale systems for hotels, schools, and offices, as well as smaller kits for rural electrification in off-grid regions. Joshua further pursued his interest in renewable energy the following summer during an internship with AECOM that involved large-scale and international development\u2013focus power generation and distribution projects.\nFor Joshua\u2019s senior thesis project, he is combining his engineering knowledge with his love of photography. Working in the Electric Propulsion and Plasma Dynamics Laboratory (EPPDyL), Joshua is designing and prototyping a video diagnostic system for the lithium Lorentz force accelerator (LiLFA), which is a high-power plasma thruster intended for deep space propulsion of heavy cargo and human-piloted spacecraft to the moon, Mars, and beyond. A live-feed video will allow researchers to observe the onset phenomenon, correlate electrical arcs to the large voltage oscillations being read, and help facilitate the thruster firing procedure by providing convenient visual confirmation of propellant priming. The camera will need to survive temperatures of more than 1,000\u00b0C, the absence of any sort of atmosphere to help with cooling, and a highly reactive propellant that solidifies on surfaces and blocks the field of view within seconds. Moreover, it all has to be wireless in the presence of a 30 kW plasma arc.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a giant mechanical design problem in which I've had to apply everything I\u2019ve learned in my courses thus far. It took a while to go from tackling problem sets to being able to create mechanisms and devices,\u201d Joshua says. \u201cBut getting exposure to the machine shop and learning how to manufacture things has been one of the most exciting parts of my Princeton experience. I\u2019ve developed the attitude that if I don\u2019t know something I will figure it out, and I hope the learning never stops.\u201d\n\u201cJosh has been a major asset to our lab and the LiLFA experiment in particular,\u201d says Will Coogan, graduate researcher for the project and Joshua\u2019s mentor. \u201cJosh has a strong work ethic, but more importantly, he has a knack for figuring out what to focus on. Our time is finite and he knows how to prioritize his.\u201d\nEdgar Choueiri, PhD, Chief Scientist and Director at EPPDyL, agrees. \u201cJosh\u2019s project is a very challenging one, working on adding a powerful diagnostic tool for our high-power plasma thruster experimental facility. Joshua is an exemplary undergraduate student working in a real research lab. He is diligent, creative, and hard working. He thinks clearly and gets problems solved.\u201d\nAs for Joshua\u2019s future, the possibilities are endless. \u201cBeing able to make something tangible, whether it be in Peru or in the lab, has given me the confidence to self-identify as an engineer,\u201d he says. \u201cOn the one hand, I would like to pursue aerospace. Designing missions and building spacecraft to explore the planets around us, understanding our universe, and searching for life beyond our world has always fascinated me. 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        "raw_content": "About Mainpoint\nMainpoint A/S is, in addition to our IT support services, a rapidly growing custom development and software outsourcing company with headquarters in Nr. Alslev, Denmark. Our offshore development department with office and employees is located in Chennai, India.\nWe specialize in the development of custom software applications and offshore software outsourcing services. Specifically, our company carries out custom programming, database design, client-server and internet/intranet software application development.\nOver the years we have managed to build a solid team of software outsourcing professionals that come from various backgrounds and expand the creative potential of the company. The expertise that they posses embraces a wide range of custom programming skills involving the latest and most effective development technologies, such as .NET (ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET), XML and many more. This to a great extent defines the quality and reliability of the custom software applications that we develop.\nWe deliver custom application programming services to end customers and we provide offshore software outsourcing services for other IT companies. Our competence and experience ensure that we deliver excellent services and products to our customers.",
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        "raw_content": "We are very delighted that you have shown interest in our company. Data protection is of a particularly high priority for the management of the mallorca media. The use of the Internet pages of the mallorca media is possible without any indication of personal data; however, if a data subject wants to use special enterprise services via our website, processing of personal data could become necessary. If the processing of personal data is necessary and there is no statutory basis for such processing, we generally obtain consent from the data subject.\nThe processing of personal data, such as the name, address, e-mail address, or telephone number of a data subject shall always be in line with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and in accordance with the country-specific data protection regulations applicable to the mallorca media. By means of this data protection declaration, our enterprise would like to inform the general public of the nature, scope, and purpose of the personal data we collect, use and process. Furthermore, data subjects are informed, by means of this data protection declaration, of the rights to which they are entitled.\nAs the controller, the mallorca media has implemented numerous technical and organizational measures to ensure the most complete protection of personal data processed through this website. However, Internet-based data transmissions may in principle have security gaps, so absolute protection may not be guaranteed. For this reason, every data subject is free to transfer personal data to us via alternative means, e.g. by telephone.\nThe data protection declaration of the mallorca media is based on the terms used by the European legislator for the adoption of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). 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.\nEmail: info@mallorca-media.com\nWebsite: www.mallorca-media.com\nThe Internet pages of the mallorca media use cookies. Cookies are text files that are stored in a computer system via an Internet browser.\nThrough the use of cookies, the mallorca media 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 mallorca media 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. 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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 mallorca media 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.\nThe website of the mallorca media contains information that enables a quick electronic contact to our enterprise, as well as direct communication with us, which also includes a general address of the so-called electronic mail (e-mail address). If a data subject contacts the controller by e-mail or via a contact form, the personal data transmitted by the data subject are automatically stored. Such personal data transmitted on a voluntary basis by a data subject to the data controller are stored for the purpose of processing or contacting the data subject. There is no transfer of this personal data to third parties.\nIf one of the aforementioned reasons applies, and a data subject wishes to request the erasure of personal data stored by the mallorca media, he or she may, at any time, contact any employee of the controller. An employee of mallorca media shall promptly ensure that the erasure request is complied with immediately.\nWhere the controller has made personal data public and is obliged pursuant to Article 17(1) to erase the personal data, the controller, taking account of available technology and the cost of implementation, shall take reasonable steps, including technical measures, to inform other controllers processing the personal data that the data subject has requested erasure by such controllers of any links to, or copy or replication of, those personal data, as far as processing is not required. An employees of the mallorca media will arrange the necessary measures in individual cases.\nIf one of the aforementioned conditions is met, and a data subject wishes to request the restriction of the processing of personal data stored by the mallorca media, he or she may at any time contact any employee of the controller. 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If the data subject objects to the mallorca media to the processing for direct marketing purposes, the mallorca media will no longer process the personal data for these purposes.\nIn addition, the data subject has the right, on grounds relating to his or her particular situation, to object to processing of personal data concerning him or her by the mallorca media for scientific or historical research purposes, or for statistical purposes pursuant to Article 89(1) of the GDPR, unless the processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out for reasons of public interest.\nIn order to exercise the right to object, the data subject may contact any employee of the mallorca media. 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        "raw_content": "When a birthing person goes into labor, their body takes center stage to safely birth their baby, or at least this is what it tries to do. The Yoga Way to Birth teaches a birthing person and their partners how to work with their bodies and their minds to have the most grounding and empowering birth experience possible.\nMargot is an instructor with the Yoga Way to Birth. Be in contact if you are interested in this unique approach to childbirth education.\nUpcoming Yoga Way to Birth Classes with Margot\n2019 January/February series\nDates and Times: Tuesdays, 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5 6:30-9pm) and Saturday 2/9 (9am-1pm)\nLocation: Portland Doula Love 5822 N Greeley Ave Portland, OR 97217\n2019 April/May series\nDates and Times: Tuesdays, 4/9, 4/16, 4/23, 4/30, 5/7 (6:30-9pm) and Saturday 5/11 (9am-1pm)\nphoto by Leslie Hickey | hoarfrost press",
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        "raw_content": "BP Starts-Up Shah Deniz 2 Development in Azerbaijan\nBP has announced the start-up of the Shah Deniz 2 gas development in Azerbaijan, including its first commercial gas delivery to Turkey.\nThe BP-operated $28 billion project is the first subsea development in the Caspian Sea and the largest subsea infrastructure operated by BP worldwide. It is also the starting point for the Southern Gas Corridor series of pipelines that will for the first time deliver natural gas from the Caspian Sea direct to European markets.\nShah Deniz 2 is BP\u2019s largest new upstream project in 2018, and, following Atoll in Egypt, is the second of six project start-ups expected for the year. This string of developments will follow from 2017\u2019s seven major project completions and is key to delivering the 900,000 barrels of oil equivalent new production that BP expects from new upstream major projects by 2021.\nAt plateau, Shah Deniz 2 is expected to produce 16 billion cubic meters of gas per year (bcma) incrementally to current Shah Deniz production. Together with output from the first phase of development, total production from the Shah Deniz field will be up to 26 bcma of gas and up to 120,000 barrels of condensate a day.\nOffshore, the Shah Deniz 2 project includes 26 subsea wells, 500 kilometers (310 miles) of subsea pipelines and flowlines and two new bridge-linked platforms. Gas is transported onshore through an 85-kilometer (53-mile) pipeline to the Sangachal terminal near Baku, which underwent a major expansion to accommodate the new increased gas output. The project also includes the new South Caucasus pipeline expansion, 428 kilometers (267 miles) of new pipeline in Azerbaijan and 59 kilometers (37 miles) in Georgia, carrying Shah Deniz gas to Turkey.\nThe development is a major milestone in the creation of the new Southern Gas Corridor which, once completed, will transport Caspian gas directly into the heart of European markets for the first time. From the South Caucasus pipeline, gas is transported across Turkey through the new Trans-Anatolian Pipeline (TANAP), which was inaugurated earlier this year, and, when complete, the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) will then supply gas as far as Greece, Albania and Italy. Commercial deliveries to Europe are expected to commence in 2020.\nShah Deniz, located in the Caspian Sea offshore Azerbaijan, is the largest gas discovery ever made by BP. Discovered in 1999, the giant field was estimated to hold approximately one trillion cubic meters of gas and covers approximately 860 square kilometers, roughly the same size and shape of Manhattan Island. The first phase of field development, Shah Deniz 1, began production in 2006 and currently supplies gas to Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey.\nAt peak, the Shah Deniz 2 development, which was sanctioned in 2013, supported more than 30,000 jobs in Azerbaijan and Georgia and in total included over 180 million hours of work.\nThe Shah Deniz consortium is: BP, 28.8 percent - operator; TPAO,19 percent; Petronas,15.5 percent; AzSD, 10.0 percent; SGC Upstream, 6.7 percent; Lukoil,10 percent; and NICO,10 percent.",
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        "raw_content": "White people have been playing the blues for such a long time now that there could be a golf course and a Starbucks at Robert Johnson\u2019s crossroads. The fanny pack crowd dominating most blues festivals see the music as a brand representing certain things: obnoxiously executed guitar solos, good-time beats and standards like \u201cSweet Home Chicago\u201d bled dry of their inspiration and lacquered over as jingles.\nBlues music is in ruins, some people say. One of those people is Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys. \u201cOh, it\u2019s horrible. It\u2019s so bad,\u201d he said. \u201cTo set out and play blues music and say \u2018I play blues music\u2019 I think is a big waste of time and is generally not anything I would ever want to listen to.\u201d\nIt is strange to hear Auerbach grumble about a genre many say is exactly what he and his musical partner Patrick Carney play. The Black Keys are one of many young, restless white bands in recent years that have unplugged the blues from the tourist coma it\u2019s suffered under and dragged it from behind the malls to back through the rubble of empty lots, the screaming industrial noise of factory floors and the dark sludge of mud-packed swamps. Maybe it\u2019s because they\u2019re both in their middle twenties and are tucked away in a marginalized city like Akron, Ohio, but both players have no tradition to respect. The raucous and raw music they play holds nothing sacred except a grab at transcendence and a disdain of normalcy. The songs are loud, but they are short. The drumming is cubist, the singing sounds ancient, the guitar is fingerpicked, notes bend into swirling psychedelic moods. If this is the blues, it arrives chopped in a blender and made thick for pouring.\nIn the 1970\u2019s bands known as Led Zeppelin and the Allman Brothers were forerunners for warping the blues with a yowl, but it\u2019s unfair to say the Black Keys are anything like either. The primary reason is because the Black Keys is a band of two people and \u2014 counting the interchange of groupies, family members and hangers-on \u2014 both the classic rock enterprises are as big as blimps.\nBut if there is a glimmer of hoary, hippie, hedonistic rock in the Black Keys, it\u2019s news to them. \u201cOn our first tour I brought Led Zeppelin II and Dan was like, \u2018what the fuck is this?\u2019,\u201d said Carney.\nIt\u2019s true. Auerbach was never hit over the head by the hammer of the gods. Now he receives emails from the most golden of gods: Robert Plant is a fan. Things are not predictable or planned in the Black Keys universe and in fact, the progression of this band seems to work in reverse. Although Auerbach, 27, and Carney, 26, grew up around the block from one another, they never considered themselves friends. Playing together was more out of convenience than chemistry.\nEven forming a band was a coincidence. Dropping out of different colleges, they both started noticing each other moping around town wondering what to do next. Then they ended up working for the same landscaper mowing lawns. They quit that job together. Many years later, they realized an invisible hand was pushing them together.\n\u201cWe\u2019re kind of like brothers. We care for each other and would pretty much do anything for each other,\u201d said Auerbach.\nCarney seconds: \u201cI\u2019ll tell you it\u2019s easier for me to play music with Dan than anybody else. When Dan I first started playing we weren\u2019t friends. Now he\u2019s my best friend. I would say I talk to him than anyone else.\u201d\nMusical partnerships are not easy to find anymore in Akron, known as the rubber capitol of the world, a city where neighborhoods are named after the tire behemoths Goodyear (Goodyear Heights) and Firestone (Firestone Park). Radials ruled Auerbach and Carney\u2019s early life. They both attended Harvey S. Firestone High School and grew up on the city\u2019s west side where rubber mill smoke from the east frequently floated overhead.\n\u201cWe\u2019re a depressed little city,\u201d said Danny Basone, owner of the Lime Spider, Akron\u2019s only indie rock club where the Black Keys played their first shows. \u201cBack in the 1970\u2019s, there were rubber working families working so many hours, the kids were bored. So there was band history coming out of here. There was just a buzz for awhile, just a good melting pot of bands.\u201d\nDevo got the ball rolling and soon, label scouts were convinced Akron was ground zero for idiosyncratic pop in the early days of punk.\n\u201cI think it was all the rubber dust we inhaled,\u201d said Ralph Carney whose band Tin Huey got swept up in the fervor, landing at Warner Bros. in 1979 and getting subsequently ignored. \u201cI think there are similar scenes in many industrial towns like Detroit but in Akron, there definitely was an unusual amount of weird bands. When you\u2019re in a place like Akron, you make up your own reality of what you want to play.\u201d\nBut like most scenes that get picked over, Akron once again became flyover country to the fickle coastal music industry. It didn\u2019t help that a rust belt decline cut the rubber industry in half. \u201cIn the mid-80\u2019s, (Akron) kind of took a dive,\u201d said Basone. Carney, who moved to New York and then San Francisco, rebounded as a long-standing sideman for Tom Waits among others. It wasn\u2019t until the 1990\u2019s when his teenage nephew Patrick started sending him homemade cassettes that he realized Akron\u2019s blend of left field rock did not disappear but was instead being passed to a new generation.\n\u201cThey were hilarious cassettes. Like, really cheap guitars. Noisy guitars and drums. My two favorite songs were \u2018I\u2019ve Got Monkeys In My Bathtub\u2019 and \u2018Chinese Noodles\u2019. I was like, \u2018this guy\u2019s a genius\u2019,\u201d he said.\nPatrick prowled pawnshops with his uncle to search for used instruments and, along the way, pick up some advice. \u201cIt was totally great. I remember thinking \u2018this guy is into the weird.\u2019 I played him wacky children\u2019s records from the \u201860\u2019s, turned him onto The Shags. Stuff that was primitive, not trying to be weird but just is. Outsider music,\u201d Uncle Ralph said.\nAuerbach and Carney understood outsiders. After high school, Auerbach attended Mount Union College, a small liberal arts school in Ohio, and dropped out (\u201cworst decision I made in my life \u2014 there wasn\u2019t even record shop,\u201d he said) and Carney attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh (\u201ca \u2018draw the turtle\u2019 school,\u201d he said) and did the same. They both returned home, enrolled at Akron University and then \u2014 well, just guess.\n\u201cBetween the both of us, we have four years of school,\u201d Carney said.\nBack in town and living around the corner from one another, their musical aspirations drifted in the same direction. Auerbach played guitar since he was 15, the same age Carney bought a drum kit with money earned as a dishwasher. One day they got together to play just for fun. But once they started playing they realized it was more than an energy release. \u201cIt just clicked,\u201d said Auerbach. \u201cIt was strange. We didn\u2019t know each other, we hadn\u2019t played before, but it worked.\u201d\nBoth the harmonica player and keyboardist who played those early jam sessions in Carney\u2019s basement never returned so it was left up to the guitarist and drummer to make a band. They immediately found jobs mowing lawns for a local landlord and soon they worked twice a week and played together all seven. In what may be a first in any musician\u2019s life story, the occupational shift was blessed by both sets of parents. Auerbach\u2019s father, a folk art collector obsessed with country blues, and his mother, a French teacher, went so far as to tell their son he needed to give up school permanently because he was wasting their money.\nOf the two, Auerbach was hooked on the country blues. He listened to early Fat Possum compilations and combed through his father\u2019s record collection that filed Son House and Robert Johnson alongside the Grateful Dead and Allmans. Once he followed his father to northern Mississippi towns where they scoured for folk art by day and hunted for Junior Kimbrough at night. Kimbrough, a local juke joint owner who died in 1998 at age 67, recorded for Fat Possum in the early 1990\u2019s. His music was brutally intense in all respects: lyrics, production, playing.\n\u201cPeople classify him as blues but I don\u2019t think he was blues at all. He was like me, he was influenced by blues but he was definitely doing his own thing. He played this weird, one-chord, droney, North Mississippi psychedelic soul music,\u201d said Auerbach. \u201cI love that shit.\u201d\nCarney was hooked into the classic rockers of the 1970\u2019s whose super-sized translation of the blues is more tailored for sports stadiums than a Delta front porch. \u201cThere\u2019s a lot of blues I do like \u2014 it\u2019s the blues music that people who like blues music hate. Like (the Muddy Waters\u2019 derided 1968 psychedelic album) Electric Mud,\u201d he said. \u201cI like reinterpreted blues than the real thing. I like an artificial banana than a real banana. Maybe with age I\u2019ll start to appreciate the real stuff more. But everyone likes artificial bananas when they\u2019re a kid.\u201d\nThe Black Keys became the Black Keys thanks to a schizophrenic friend of both sets of parents. Carney\u2019s father \u2014 a writer for the Akron Beacon Journal \u2014 was donating paper so he could make art and Auerbach\u2019s father was helping him sell it. Not that it mattered. Late night phone calls from their shared charity case yielded accusations and insults, one worth remembering. If he felt he was getting a brush-off, Carney said, his comeback was to call you a black key.\nBetween 2002 and 2004, the Black Keys left the basement and walked up to a world that seemed to be waiting for them. \u201cThey got a buzz real quick. Good chemistry, good band. But it was kind of weird it took off so quick,\u201d said Bansone.\nIn three years, the Auerbach and Carney released three critically-lauded albums, toured the world, met their heroes, opened for headliners from Sleater-Kinney to Beck and went from playing to a handful of people to major rock festivals across the globe. For Auerbach, the sudden launch was not intended. He was listening to a lot of one-man bands and considered this basement project would just be a homemade extension of that insular way of doing music, interesting to no one but a small circle. \u201cWe weren\u2019t getting together to go onstage. That wasn\u2019t our thought. It wasn\u2019t until we got a record deal that we thought \u2018maybe we should play live onstage in front of people\u2019.\u201d\nTiming was on their side. With rap metal losing its bark, the media climate was primed to laud a new line-up of bands that did not wear red baseball caps or rubber masks and whose live shows did not schedule stage time for midgets or strippers. Instead of KISS and Meatloaf, these new bands identified more with the less pretentious and rougher era of garage rock bands, a scene that was still flickering in gray-streaked industrial towns, Detroit in particular.\nThe public was invited to the \u201creturn of rock\u201d but when rock returned, the same inanities cropped up. Whether it\u2019s Insane Clown Posse or the Mooney Suzuki, gimmick bands have a tendency to crowd the room.\n\u201cWe were being lumped into a scene we felt no connection to,\u201d said Auerbach. \u201cWe didn\u2019t know any of those people. It was \u2018Detroit this\u2019 and \u2018Detroit that\u2019 \u2026 I\u2019m glad it\u2019s finally kind of over. I feel bad for some of those bands that were hyped and are now label-less and kind of bitter, I guess. It\u2019s not good to be part of a scene willingly.\u201d\nThe Black Keys began receiving inevitable comparisons to another band featuring only guitar and drums. On their recent six-city tour with Radiohead, Carney received this advice from Jonny Greenwood: \u201cif we wore costumes, we\u2019d be bigger than the White Stripes.\u201d\n\u201cI guess there were similarities in that scene. But at the same time we weren\u2019t trying to be a throwback band. We weren\u2019t trying to sound like a 1966 Detroit garage rock band. We listened to that type of music but had a broader image of ourselves,\u201d he said.\nUltimately, \u201cby us being lumped into the blues thing than the garage rock thing probably helped us out. A lot of those bands don\u2019t exist anymore. At the same time I do have to say Dan I worked harder than most bands.\u201d\nThat hard work also had a hand in almost finishing the band just as it was getting started. It has now been about two years since the last Black Keys album and while that is not unusual, it is a dramatic shift for a band that rattled off three albums in three years.\nThe slowdown comes from a brutal touring schedule and its eventual aftermath, which led to switching the way they do business. \u201cWe hit the fan,\u201d Carney said. After touring continually for a year and a half, with reportedly included only two-week breaks to unwind, Carney and Auerbach went on strike after nearly losing their marbles during a European tour in 2004. The details remain hazy but Auerbach remembers driving ten miles between towns during the dead of winter in a van with a crew of three who were crabby, smelly and depressed.\n\u201cIt was really fucking awful. We came back and I didn\u2019t think I would ever go on tour again. We canceled (an upcoming) tour and we basically had to regroup. Around that time things got a lot better,\u201d Carney said.\nThe band established new rules that allowed for girlfriends, family, banging out music in the basement again and slumming around Akron just for kicks. To set their new directive in stone, they fired their manager and signed with Q Prime, making them unlikely peers with Metallica and Shania Twain. At this time, their three-album deal with Fat Possum was up, so they decided to find a new home for their music, too. Although they insist their departure was amicable (Fat Possum continues to help distribute Audio Eagle, Carney\u2019s side label), both Carney and Auerbach say they felt they outgrew their humble beginnings.\n\u201c(Fat Possum has) North America on lockdown but they didn\u2019t have \u2026 as much push, especially in Europe and in Australia,\u201d Auerbach said. Once news spread and every major label phoned, Auerbach and Carney made each suitor fly to Akron where they ate for free for three weeks. Although from the beginning they knew they would sign to Nonesuch \u2014 the most eclectic subsidiary of Warner Brothers, home to Wilco, Randy Newman, Bill Frisell and Ali Farka Toure among others \u2014 the meal train kept running as a kind of social experiment. \u201cA lot of the labels are fucking bullshit artists. Most of them where there because other labels were there,\u201d Carney said.\nIn the end, the Black Keys signed to three labels: Nonesuch in North America, V2 in Europe and Modular in Australia.\nMagic Potion, their fourth album, is the result of the chaos. It is an album that is heavier and definitely sexier than their last efforts, but also much more troubled. \u201cWhy can\u2019t trouble find a new friend/\u2019cause this can\u2019t be the way the story ends,\u201d Auerbach howls (\u201cJust A Little Heat\u201d). Of thinking about what to write about, he said he \u201cdidn\u2019t have to look too far.\u201d In addition to relationship difficulty and the war, a childhood friend died while giving birth along with her newborn. \u201cFucking horrible,\u201d he said. \u201cIt can leave you questioning things, life in general. What we\u2019re put here to do.\u201d\nThere is the expectation that when bands sign to multinational record labels that they are to immediately enlist the Matrix to get them on the radio, record a lavish new record in a rented chateau in Southern France and release it with great fanfare by playing atop a flatbed semi-trailer in midtown Manhattan.\nThe Black Keys returned to the basement. No one followed. Magic Potion is the result of Auerbach strolling over to Carney\u2019s house in the early afternoon last winter, recording for a few hours and then walking back home before dinner. They set levels by playing each other\u2019s instruments, overdubbed just the vocals, and didn\u2019t let anyone hear it until it was finished. Part of the appeal was aesthetics \u2014 its toughness comes from that feeling you\u2019re stuck in an elevator with the band and they\u2019re blocking the door. But the main reason for sticking close to home was to ensure the normalcy of the outside world didn\u2019t come knocking. Although the band didn\u2019t have to wait until they were eligible for AARP membership to get their music heard, like many of their Fat Possum heroes, they did understand that making music in the same place they live a life is what keeps their music from sounding desperate and cold.\n\u201cI think recording is the most fun part of writing an album. I would never want to pay somebody to have all the fun,\u201d Carney said. Unlike the Fat Possum records that were recorded to tape, Magic Potion was recorded straight to computer using Pro Tools. The pair engineered, mixed and produced it themselves, went to Cleveland for the mastering and Carney\u2019s brother did the artwork.\n\u201cIt\u2019s just the sort of thing we like to do. I couldn\u2019t really understand taking all that time making music and then giving it to someone else,\u201d said Auerbach. \u201cI think people appreciate we make music and we do it our own way.\u201d\nAny random Black Keys show will illustrate that homespun appeal is universal. Unlike most bands, their audience is much like the crowd at any international airport: no one looks the same.\nJohn Szymanski of the Detroit psychedelic punk band SSM, remembers a tour opening for the band and being asked to come onstage to sing \u201cHappy Birthday\u201d for Auerbach. \u201cThe look on people\u2019s faces was unbelievable. They were so into it. They didn\u2019t seem like a real rocker audience. There were blues enthusiasts, college kids, you had hipsters. Just a real mix of people,\u201d he said.\n\u201cI like the fact our audience is so diverse. If you find yourself playing mostly to 18-year-olds, eventually those 18-year-olds will discover beer and will stop listening to your band,\u201d said Carney.\nThese days their partnership comes with many rewards \u2014 \u201cmy expectations for the band were surpassed in 2002,\u201d Carney said \u2014 the difference is that now, they are in charge and setting the rules. Including this one, from Carney: \u201cthe minute we start making music that sounds like Eric Clapton, we\u2019ll kill ourselves and stop.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Most teen idols grow up, get fat and find Jesus behind bars. Scott Walker became a cult star. When the Beatles invaded America, the Californian went to the UK and stole their audience. Sparked by his ethereal voice, the Walker Brothers packaged melodrama and romanticism in a package that shot them to fame, earning Top Ten hits, legions of fans but anonymity back home. In the years that followed, Walker entered a period of personal destruction and artistic deconstruction. His music incorporated strange song structures, elaborate strings, impressionistic lyrics and a heavy dose of existential woe, earning him admirers ranging from Bryan Ferry, Brian Eno and David Bowie to Ute Lemper and Jarvis Cocker. Leaving stardom at the curb, he continues to live a career doing only what he wants, which means meticulously transcribing the sounds he hears in his head to music that defies classification.\nWalker spoke from London about his career and first album in 11 years, The Drift.\nYou\u2019ve written about fascism before and on this album, a few familiar dictators like Mussolini and Milosevic pop up.\nScott Walker: I don\u2019t like out-and-out protest songs, people sort of strumming and shouting in my face about things. If I am going to want to write about those things, I want to sneak up on it. And that\u2019s basically something that I\u2019ve done with those ideas. Something like \u201cClara\u201d is a fascist love song. But it\u2019s just to get people talking again \u2026 or they might forget about it.\nMany of the new tracks sound more like miniature radio plays than actual songs.\nIt\u2019s difficult to know what they are anymore. I still regard them as songs but I don\u2019t think of particular structures anymore when I\u2019m writing. I just let them unfold, really. The basis of my work over the last at least three records has been the lyric, the words. That\u2019s why it takes so long for me to get it. Because if I get that, it will inform everything else I do. It\u2019s like a good movie script. If you get the script right you\u2019ll have a good movie. If you don\u2019t, nine out of ten times the movie is crap. So that\u2019s why I work very hard to get that. So of course it informs all the sounds I use. This album is quite pared down really. Every single sound on it is pertinent to the lyric. Nothing is wasted. There\u2019s no one strumming away just for the sake of it.\nHow do you get to that point where there\u2019s so much space?\nYou just come to the point where you don\u2019t need anymore. I\u2019ve always wanted to do that in my work. You reach point in my work where you find the absolute thing you need for that sentence. And if you try to put other things with it, you realize it\u2019s not working, so you get rid of them. So it\u2019s question of throwing things away, basically.\nI imagine most music to you sounds incredibly cluttered.\nMore and more. But it depends what it is. I\u2019m probably not making that kind of music. That kind of music might call for it. It depends on what it is.\nIn your song \u201cJesse,\u201d you make reference to the stillborn twin brother of Elvis Presley, a fact about the King not many people know about.\nIt\u2019s my Sept. 11 song. I was looking for a metaphor for the Twin Towers and American hubris \u2014 far as big buildings are concerned, skyscrapers. It\u2019s about might and power. (That kind of power) doesn\u2019t have any authentic reflective quality. And the same thing goes for Elvis, another myth. He\u2019s not able to see his brother, his brother was dead, basically. So he has no positive reflection. That\u2019s how I married the two of those together. And then of course, it veers off to the prairie, which is more mythology. So you get a vertical image with a horizontal image in the end.\nTalk about freaking out the RV crowd at Graceland. You write lyrics and then the next step is music. How do you find what you need?\nYou just have to sit and wait. To me, it\u2019s a big waiting game. I try not to use synthesizers because synthesizers these days are like CGI. There\u2019s nothing more you can do with it that can amaze people. People who are watching CGI can see it\u2019s a great battle scene but so what?\nSo everything you do is a reaction against convention.\nI\u2019m trying not to move into clich\u00e9. It\u2019s getting harder and harder. I want to use (sounds) that a musician can actually generate.\nI imagine it\u2019s difficult because we live in a world of clich\u00e9s.\nThat\u2019s right. And all these instruments carry it with them. The guitar carries a whole background of clich\u00e9s now. So it\u2019s difficult to find a way to use it in a very interesting way anymore.\nYou voice is so haunting on this album, mostly because you sing in a very high register. Why go there?\nOnce again I think it\u2019s a question of the material dictating even that. On this record \u2026 the style has to be vertiginous so you have an on edge quality. Because there are a lot of low sounds and extremely high sounds, I had to place the voice in the middle more than I have before. Simply because the lyric is dictating that again. It might be different on the next record, it might go back down again. I didn\u2019t want anyone drowning in baritone because to some sense, it\u2019s a distraction. People start getting carried away with the sound and miss what is going on.\nDo you listen to music like this yourself?\nI don\u2019t listen to a lot of vocal music anymore. I find it difficult. Because I\u2019m always aware, especially now when we\u2019re talking of clich\u00e9s, that even soul singers or even a lot of indie singers as well, fall into clich\u00e9. There\u2019s too much manipulation involved. So it\u2019s hard for me to do that. So If I\u2019m going to listen to something, I might listen to instrumental music. I don\u2019t listen to much anymore. I know what\u2019s in the air, we have a lot of new bands here like the Arctic Monkeys.\nYour music becomes so stripped, the only thing left is your naked voice.\nIn the end, it boils down to the self. The bare self, I\u2019m not talking about the ego self. So I like to leave the end of the song with that. It\u2019s really come down to the issue where I\u2019m just bare here. As all of us are.\nYou moved to the UK when you were 22 at the height of the British Invasion in the U.S. You reversed that and created a mini-U.S. invasion in London.\nThere were various reasons. The army was chasing us. The other thing was I\u2019d become enthralled with European culture, the cinema culture in particular. I\u2019d been going to a lot of European cinema and stuff like that. I was anxious to see it. And this was going to be my opportunity. And when I got over here, of course everyone wanted to talk about American films. So that was my reason for coming here initially. I lived in Scandinavia for while and when I went there I thought, \u201cat last, I can talk about (Ingmar) Bergman and (Carl Theodor) Dreyer.\u201d And when I got over there it was the same thing, everyone want to talk about Woody Allen or something (laughs). We were probably the first band in the States to do the Beatles haircut so we were kind of into that. So part of it was fashion.\nYet you stayed in Europe. Did you ever want to return?\nNow and then I\u2019ll awake in the night and I\u2019ll have been dreaming about the American desert. I will get those vivid flashbacks. It\u2019s a very interesting thing. Basically I\u2019m said to make more European-sounding records than the Europeans now. That\u2019s basically one of the things that keep me here. It\u2019s my noise. I\u2019ll tell you a story. A cousin of mine went into Tower Records in L.A. looking for one of my records. She went up to the guy and said, \u201cI\u2019m looking for Scott Walker.\u201d He called his assistant and asked, \u201cdo we have any Scott Walker records?\u201d and the guy said, \u201coh yeah, he\u2019s the English singer, he\u2019s in the international section.\u201d That sums things up.\nYet you can\u2019t escape American culture, especially in the age of global marketing.\nWhen I came here, I had been watching British comedies. I had seen people like Terry Thomas and Margaret Rutherford and all these fantastic English comics. And when I got off the plane, there were people around like that! There were these amazing eccentric people. Nowadays they\u2019ve disappeared into the woodwork because everything has been blanded out. That\u2019s partly because of American culture as well as Europeans going that way. All their characters have been ironed out.\nCan we expect you playing these new songs live?\nNo, no, no. Because the problem with these records is that they\u2019re on such a scale \u2026 they\u2019re prohibitive to do financially. If you did it for one night, the pressure would be so difficult for the musicians, including myself, I think we\u2019d all have a breakdown. What I\u2019m trying to do now is I\u2019m trying to write a record that\u2019s on a smaller scale that I can actually do some gigs with. Something more realistic. But it would only be stuff from that particular record.\nYou have so many admirers, both peers like David Bowie and younger guns like Jarvis Cocker, it seems natural that you would have opportunities to collaborate.\nThere haven\u2019t many people who have wanted to collaborate with me. People speak of my influence but not many people want to actually get into a studio with me. I\u2019m not a real collaborative kind of guy, too. I kind of put out that vibe anyway. I think people get that. It\u2019s not that I object to it for other people but I can\u2019t imagine myself doing it. I can\u2019t see it in my mind how that would happen.\nWas it your teen idol period that taught you the grim realities of being a pop music product?\nFor the first initial couple of years it was fantastic. And I don\u2019t like people in the business who bitch about their good fortune. But things do change. You find out suddenly that you\u2019re not enjoying it so much. That happened to a lot of groups. Bickering with other groups and they do childish things. That happens when you\u2019re young.\nWe wound up on the last tour not speaking and having separate road managers. It was totally ridiculous.\nIt\u2019s interesting that now a lot of your peers from the 1960s are playing late career cash-grab tours that capitalize on that time.\nI don\u2019t quite understand it. I think music should move on. I\u2019m still surprised now that people are doing that especially when you have bands like Radiohead. I\u2019m shocked at other bands that are still chugging away in Beatles mode. I\u2019m not a good person to ask about nostalgia. Because to me I don\u2019t understand it.\nOnce the Walker Brothers broke up, you hosted a TV show in the 1970s.\nI had a television show on BBC2.\nWas that transition period between the pop fluff and now?\nThat was the worst period. That was the period of heavy drinking and stuff like that. What had happened was, I had gotten to my fourth record (Scott 4) over at Phillips. I wanted to go on but the record didn\u2019t sell that well. And now of course it\u2019s considered my best records. Basically, they said to me: \u201clook you have to start making some more mainstream stuff.\u201d I felt, okay fine. I don\u2019t know why I did it. It was a period of terrible faith. I really went off the deep end. And I made a lot of crap records. I was just churning them out to complete contracts. So one day I woke up and didn\u2019t do it anymore. But it was a bad period \u2026 I didn\u2019t dig my way out until I made an album with the Brothers again called Night Flight. I don\u2019t blame anyone else.\nFrench chanson singer Jacques Brel was the one who set you on a different course.\nAbsolutely. He totally changed my life. Our group had split up and everybody was going to record solo albums. And I was really looking for something, something that I could identify with. Because I had been a big European film buff for years. One night I went to the Playboy club we were drinking tons as usual. We picked up a couple of bunnies, basically. We went back to her place and we were drinking schnapps. And she said, \u201cyou have to hear this guy\u201d and she put him on. And my French wasn\u2019t that good so she started to translate it for me. And this, this is amazing, this is absolute fortune: A week or so later I went up to see Andrew Oldham, he used to manage the Stones. I used to drink black Russians with him and talk. And I said, \u201cI heard this amazing guy,\u201d and he said, \u201cit\u2019s funny you should say that because last week someone sent me a demo of his translations in English.\u201d And he put this scratchy old thing on, just this guy and a piano. And I said, \u201cI\u2019ll have it.\u201d And I had the key to my first album and it totally changed my life. It informed my writing tremendously in the beginning. 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        "raw_content": "Avril is a Director of Murray (formerly Murray Consultants), one of Ireland\u2019s largest independently owned strategic communications and public relations consultancies. With over ten years\u2019 agency communications experience, she has held senior roles with award winning agencies in Dublin and London.\nA true all-rounder and passionate communicator, Avril has expertise in brand communications, corporate reputation management, crisis and issues management, internal communications and change management. She has represented both private and public sector clients and member based organisations for many years.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Harvey Lodge\u2019s Day Book\nChurch Plate \u00bb\nSecond World War Home Guard\nCharlie Spreadbury and Sid Mullings on the platform of Lavington Station during World War II\nHere we see two fine soldiers, doing their duty for King and Country. The two men are Charlie Spreadbury on the left and Sid Mullings on the right. They are standing on the down platform of Lavington Station.\nWe know nothing about Mr Spreadbury, except that he was the company cook.\nSid Mullings, we know rather more about. He was born in about 1899, the son of William and Amelia. William was a basket maker, a trade which Sid followed him into. He was to be the last of a long line of Mullings family members to work in basket making.\nIn 1911 Sid lived with his parents and brother on The Clays, Market Lavington. Sid served in World War I. Indeed, he is wearing medals awarded to him for service in that conflict in the photo. We believe he served in the Machine Gun Corps.\nSid married Emily Perrett in 1924. In 1926 the couple lived on The Clay, possibly with Sid\u2019s parents. Daughter, Margery was born that year.\nIn 1939 Sid and Emily are listed on the electoral roll on The Clays. Sid\u2019s mother, Amelia was with them.\nSid died in 1973.\nTags: 1940s, Home Guard, Market Lavington, Museum, railway, station, world war 2\n2 Responses to \u201cSecond World War Home Guard\u201d\nDon Coleman Says:\nI remember Charlie Spreadbury very well. He lived at West Lavington and was a jovial and very plump man. If any child would call him Mr Spreadbelly he would laugh and pretent to chase them, which of course he couldn\u2019t because of his size.\nWhen the Home Guard was operative we children heard one day that they had acquired a mortar gun and were going to try it out. So on a Sunday morning we wlked up Cheverell Road, just past Dauntsey\u2019s School to Mr Pocock\u2019s field. A tarpaulin had been set up at the bottom of the field and guards put by to stop people using the footpath beyond..\nThey all had a go at firing the weapon (dummy rounds of course) and apart from a loud bang each time the target remained unscathed, the rounds landing 30 or 40 yards away. When it was decided to pack up and go someone pointed out that Charlie had not had his turn. Charlie took aim and to everyones surprise it tore a hole right in the middle of the tarpaulin. I can still see his grin, as big as his belly, as he struggled to his feet to cries of \u201cGood old Charlie.\u201d\nCharlie was a bachelor and was fond dead in his house one day\naged in his mid fifties.\nWhat fantastic info, Don.",
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        "title": "Privacy Policy - Marsha Boyle",
        "raw_content": "This following document sets forth the Privacy Policy for the Marsha Boyle website, www.marshaboyle.com.au.\nMarsha Boyle is committed to providing you with the best possible customer service experience. Marsha Boyle is bound by the Privacy Act 1988 (Crh), which sets out a number of principles concerning the privacy of individuals. http://www.www.marshaboyle.com.au\nThere are many aspects of the site which can be viewed without providing personal information, however, for access to future Marsha Boyle customer support features you are required to submit personally identifiable information. This may include but not limited to a unique username and password, or provide sensitive information in the recovery of your lost password.\nWe may occasionally hire other companies to provide services on our behalf, including but not limited to handling customer support enquiries, processing transactions or customer freight shipping. Those companies will be permitted to obtain only the personal information they need to deliver the service. Marsha Boyle takes reasonable steps to ensure that these organisations are bound by confidentiality and privacy obligations in relation to the protection of your personal information.\nMarsha Boyle reserves the right to make amendments to this Privacy Policy at any time. If you have objections to the Privacy Policy, you should not access or use the Site.\nYou have a right to access your personal information, subject to exceptions allowed by law. If you would like to do so, please let us know. You may be required to put your request in writing for security reasons. Marsha Boyle reserves the right to charge a fee for searching for, and providing access to, your information on a per request basis.\nMarsha Boyle welcomes your comments regarding this Privacy Policy. If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy and would like further information, please contact us by any of the following means during business hours Monday to Friday.\nE-mail: marsha@marshaboyle.com.au",
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        "raw_content": "Russell Moore on the struggles at Baylor University, \"soul competency,\" and the Baptist culture of autonomy\nProfessor of theology Russell Moore describes how two doctrines have evolved in Southern Baptist theology and discusses Baylor University's efforts to strengthen its commitment to Christian scholarship. In some Southern Baptist circles, \"soul competency\" and \"priesthood of the believer\" have come to mean that members of the church cannot be held accountable for what they believe about, or how they practice, the faith. These doctrines have not always denoted such individualism. Late in the nineteenth century and early in the twentieth, Moore explains, Southern Baptists sought to embrace the modern world and in so doing adopted tenets of liberal Protestant theology. 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        "raw_content": "A Pastoral Missive to Gen X Women\nby Sarah Condon on Jan 31, 2019 \u2022 8 Comments\nLaydeez, My day (and avocado toast) was ruined by the well-meaning forward of an article called The New Midlife Crisis for Women. It is on Oprah\u2019s website, naturally. So while I was expecting some #liveyourbestlife -ness, I was slammed with the reality of your lives. I gotta say, I am worried. I was born in [\u2026]\nSee It, Believe It! The Faith & Doubt Issue!\nAs early as January 30, we will be putting the thirteenth issue of The Mockingbird onto mail trucks to readers like you. We\u2019re incredibly excited for you to see it. It\u2019s colorful, it\u2019s insightful, and believe it or not, despite the heady-sounding theme, it\u2019s as winsome and down-to-earth and heartfelt as all the others. But don\u2019t take our word for it! Jump on it! Over half of our inventory will be out the door Thursday\u2026 until then, here\u2019s Ethan\u2019s Opener and the Contents page.\nThe \u201cI Surrender\u201d List\nMore often than not, pop culture depicts the faith of ordinary people about as badly as it depicts, well, ordinary people. People of faith are always \u201cextra\u201d somehow: ultrasincere, overeager, ubercaffeinated. On the rare occasion, though, you find a source that gets it right.\nLast year the podcast StartUp\u2014which normally follows one new business for an entire season\u2014followed a different kind of venture taking the runway: a church plant. Eric Mennel, the journalist covering the story, is himself struggling with faith and decides to join the head pastor AJ on a silent, all-day retreat. AJ recommends Eric try the following journal exercise to jumpstart his prayer time: take three pages and make three separate lists: \u201cI want\u2026\u201d and \u201cI fear\u2026\u201d and \u201cI surrender\u2026\u201d\nThe first two lists come easy: \u201cI want someone to care for me\u2026 I want to fall in love\u2026\u201d And then, \u201cI fear I\u2019m not wanted\u2026 I fear there is no God\u2026\u201d But when it is time for his \u201cI surrender\u201d list, Eric stalls, and eventually resigns himself to leaving the page blank. When the day is up, AJ has of course had a splendid time with his best pal Christ. Eric, on the other hand, is despondent. He tells AJ, \u201cThe idea of surrendering is a real sticking point for me. I have a lot of trouble trusting God\u2026trusting God will be around\u2026or even if God would be that helpful.\u201d\nAJ tells him he can relate. Who can\u2019t? Even if you are the prayerful, retreat-loving type, transcendent experiences of God are probably rarer than you\u2019d like. And meeting people like AJ can often exacerbate the feeling that faith is a wished-for athleticism the flabby multitude will never achieve. Certainty is impressive. Those who \u201chave it,\u201d have it 100 percent, and the doubters who don\u2019t, don\u2019t. This is the popular caricature drawn by old-time religionists and New Atheists alike: that faith and doubt are two rival schools of certainty, and never the twain shall meet.\nFaith isn\u2019t certain, though. And neither is doubt. Both are by definition uncertain, always circumscribed by the unknown and unaccountable. This is why I appreciate Eric\u2019s hesitation: I don\u2019t even believe the neighbor when she says it\u2019s recycling day. How could I possibly believe this Jesus nonsense? As the writer Richard Rodriguez says, any honest person going to church is also bringing their \u201cinner atheist\u201d down the communion line.\nSo, in working up the essays that came to make up this issue, it has become clear that the opposite of faith is not doubt\u2014doubt is the enduring human companion, even in faith. No, the opposite of faith is control, the need to be in the driver\u2019s seat for every turn in the road. Just like Eric facing that silent room and that blank page, the invitation to faith also means a resignation of will, namely your will. Faith means surrendering the notion that you are the Higher Power guiding your life, and realizing instead that it might be better off in Another\u2019s hands.\nSurrender is never considered a virtue, though, especially in a culture which champions, uh, champions, those who don\u2019t surrender. Surrendering means failing\u2014raising the flag of defeat or incompetence. And surrender is especially dubious when the terms are chartered by some less-than-appealing Religious Authority. Faith simply isn\u2019t worth the risk with a God Who Vindictively Punishes or God Who Is Church Lady. But with a God Who Forgives?\nOur friend Jason Micheli tells the story of a Lutheran pastor named Jim Nestingen, a hulking 6\u20196\u201d Minnesota beer drinker with the belly to prove it. Jim was boarding a plane to fly coast-to-coast when he saw who he would be sharing a row with: a man just as big as him. They awkwardly wedged up against one another and exchanged niceties, preparing for the long haul, basically sitting in one another\u2019s laps. In response to the obligatory job question, Jim said, \u201cI am a preacher of the Gospel.\u201d The man next to him responded loudly, almost allergically, \u201cI\u2019m not a believer!\u201d Jim assured him that was okay, and they kept talking. Turned out that the man had been an infantryman in Vietnam and ever since had carried with him all the awful things he\u2019d seen and done there. As the plane flew from one end of the country to the other, the man dumped his entire story out into the lap of his seat mate.\nWhen he had finished, Jim asked the man, \u201cHave you confessed all the sins that have been troubling you?\u201d\nThe man balked. \u201cConfess? I haven\u2019t confessed anything!\u201d\nJim boomed back, \u201cYou\u2019ve been confessing your sins to me this whole flight long. And I\u2019ve been commanded by Christ Jesus that when I hear a confession like that to hand over the goods and speak a particular word to you. So, you have any more sins burdening you? If so, throw them in there.\u201d\nTo which the man balked again, \u201cNo, that\u2019s all. But I\u2019m not a believer! I don\u2019t have any faith in me!\u201d\nJim unbuckled his seatbelt mid-landing and stood over the man, which caused quite the stir with the flight crew. \u201cWell, that\u2019s quite all right, brother,\u201d he said. \u201cJesus says that it\u2019s what\u2019s inside of you is what\u2019s wrong with the world. I\u2019m going to speak faith into you.\u201d And he proceeded with the absolution: \u201cIn the name of Jesus Christ and by his authority, I declare the entire forgiveness of all your sins.\u201d\nFlabbergasted, the man balked again: \u201cYou can\u2019t do that!\u201d To which Pastor Jim responded, \u201cI can! And I just did! And I will do it again!\u201d And he did. The man began weeping uncontrollably until finally he began laughing uncontrollably, all the way down the tarmac to the gate. As the two men were grabbing their overhead luggage, Jim grabbed the man\u2019s hand and gave him his card and said, \u201cYou\u2019re likely not going to believe your forgiveness tomorrow or the next day or a week from now. When you stop having faith in it, call me and I\u2019ll bear witness to you all over again and I\u2019ll keep on doing it until you do\u2014you really do\u2014trust and believe it.\u201d\nThe man did. He called him\u2014no joke\u2014every day until the day he died, just to hear the declaration spoken over him in Christ Jesus. Surrendering to this absolution became something he couldn\u2019t live without.\nWhat if this were the kind of surrender on offer for the rest of us weary, incredulous passengers? What if the good news was actually this good, that no matter how many times you balked, no matter how many misgivings you had about belief, and how much you\u2019d prefer to keep matters in your hands, the forgiveness of sins remained? As the man says to Jim, \u201cIt\u2019s just too good to be true. It would take a miracle to believe something so good.\u201d\nIt takes a miracle for us all. And this is the theme we\u2019re exploring in this issue: in the fluctuations of faith and doubt, the persistence with which God bestows his grace. We have words from Francis Spufford, Sally Lloyd-Jones, and Gordon Marino. We talk existentialism, the Flat Earth Movement, and anger at God. But through it all, this is what we\u2019re getting at: that despite our earnest questions and heavy burdens, and even still our empty \u201cI surrender\u201d pages, Christ is our answer. He has surrendered all, and it is on his account, believe it or not, that we have hope.\nTo subscribe to The Mockingbird, click here. To order Faith & Doubt alone, click here.\nNew Parties for the Age of Social Media\nWho actually flies to Vegas for a bachelor party? I\u2019m not being mean or judgmental here. I really want to know. 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        "raw_content": "Dr. O'Brien is a Research Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology Sleep Disorders Center, a Research Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.\nDr. O'Brien earned a bachelor's degree with honors in physiology from the University of Leeds, United Kingdom in 1992. In 1998 she gained a Ph.D in physiology from Keele University, United Kingdom under the mentorship of David P. Southall, M.D. The title of her Ph.D. thesis was \"Oxygen saturation and its relationship with breathing patterns in healthy full term infants throughout their first 24 hours of life\".\nAfter completing post-doctoral work in maternal and infant health research, Dr. O'Brien relocated to the United States in 2001 to train in pediatric sleep research. She completed a post-doctoral fellowship in pediatric sleep research at the University of Louisville, KY with David Gozal, M.D. In 2006 she was recruited to the faculty at the University of Michigan as an Assistant Professor by Ron Chervin, M.D., M.S., and was promoted to Associate Professor in 2011. Dr. O'Brien also holds appointments as a Research Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.\nDr. O'Brien's primary research interests include the impact of sleep disruption and its treatment in pregnancy and the association with adverse perinatal outcomes. She was responsible for developing collaborations between the Sleep Disorders Center and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and has held several NIH grants in support of this work. She also maintains an active interest in the neurobehavioral consequences of sleep-disordered breathing in children and sleep in children with medical problems such as cleft palate repair, craniofacial anomalies, and Williams Syndrome. Dr. O'Brien participates in the training of sleep medicine fellows and acts as a mentor for students, post-docs, fellows, and junior faculty interested in sleep research. She has published over 60 original manuscripts and over a dozen invited reviews and book chapters. In addition, she participates in NIH study sections, is an Associate Editor for the journal SLEEP, and is a reviewer for over 45 medical journals, including the American Journal of Perinatology, American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, Archives of Disease in Childhood, British Medical Journal, International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Sleep, Sleep Medicine, and Thorax.\nDr. O'Brien's primary research interests include the impact of sleep disruption and its treatment in pregnancy and the association with adverse perinatal outcomes.\nThe University of Michigan Sleep Disorders Center and Office of Academic Innovation are excited to announce that a new Teach-Out, Sleep\nUniversity of Leeds, Physiology, UK,1992\nUniversity of Keele, Neonatal Physiology, UK, 1998\nUniversity of Michigan, Clinical Research Design and Biostatistics, MI, 2011\nMaternal and Infant Health Research, University of Keele, UK, 2000\nDepartment of Health Sciences, Staffordshire University, UK, 2000\nPediatrics, University of Louisville, KY, 2006",
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        "raw_content": "School of Medicine / Departments / Psychiatry / Education / Programs / Residency / About / Director's Welcome\nDirector's WelcomeCurrently selected\nI am pleased to take the reins of the Psychiatry Residency from Sid Zisook. I have worked closely with Sid for over 30 years since I came to UCSD as a visiting medical student in 1985. I completed my residency, chief residency and fellowship in schizophrenia research at UCSD before joining the faculty as a Clinician Educator and Principle Investigator. I have been fortunate to work as an Attending Physician at both the UCSD and VA Medical Centers during my tenure at UCSD and to develop my interest in Early Psychosis Research and Treatment. I became an Associate Residency Training Director in 2000 and a Clinical Foundations Co-Director for the UCSD School of Medicine in 2012. I am enthusiastic to build on what is already an outstanding psychiatry training program.\nAs outlined in the Mission Statement for the Psychiatry Residency, we are committed to providing excellent clinical training for our residents and opportunities for individualized training in a variety of specialty clinics and independent study research projects. We strive to develop leaders in education, research, clinical care and public service who participate in shaping and defining their training experience. The training program emphasizes fundamental medical knowledge based on advances in clinical science and we are committed to providing excellent clinical training for our residents and opportunities for individualized training in a variety of specialty clinics and independent study research projects. We strive to develop leaders in education, research, clinical care and public service who participate in shaping and defining their training experience. Residents are trained to critically evaluate new and established approaches for the assessment and treatment of psychiatric disorders, preparing our residents for the practice of psychiatry in the 21st century.\nSan Diego is a wonderful place to live and the majority of our residency graduates never leave! We are pleased to have graduated private practitioners, medical directors, clinician educators, academic psychiatrists and leaders in psychiatric organizations who call San Diego their home.\nWarm regards, Kristin\nFor more information on our department, please visit the UCSD Department of Psychiatry Website.",
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        "raw_content": "Mitt Romney Religion: Election 2012 is the First With No WASPs in Field\nBy Siv Cheruvu | Aug. 17, 2012\n\"A black guy, a Mormon, and two Catholics walk into a presidential election.\"\nA clever beginning to Peter Schrag\u2019s article on The Daily Beast that made the astute observation that 2012 is the first presidential election in which the major parties did not field a White Anglo-Saxon Protestant, or WASP for either president or vice president. He goes further, saying it is a \u201cclean sweep\u201d of the branches of government as the posts of Supreme Court Justice (one black man, five Catholics, three Jews), Speaker of the House (Catholic), Senate Majority Leader (Mormon) are all occupied by non-WASPs.\nThis is no accident. It is a reflection of a changing American society. When John F. Kennedy ran for president in 1960, being Catholic was political baggage. Today, the talk surrounding Paul Ryan has very little to do with his Catholic faith. It mostly surrounds Medicare, entitlements, and our favorite \"e\" word, the economy. According to a Pew Research poll, only half of Americans identify President Obama as Christian, and of the 60% of Americans who know that Mitt Romney is a Mormon, 81% are either \u201ccomfortable\u201d with his faith or believe it \u201cdoesn\u2019t matter\u201d to them. This is not to say religion is irrelevant in the political arena because that is far from the truth. When introducing Paul Ryan, Romney said, \u201cA faithful Catholic, Paul believes in the worth and dignity of every human life.\u201d With the so-called \u201cvalue\u201d voters, Ryan\u2019s Catholic faith represents a religious commitment to pro-life policies. However, we are coming incredibly close to a point where a religion won\u2019t be a prerequisite to holding the highest offices in the United States. (I hesitate to say that now because we have yet to have a Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, or any other \u201cEastern\u201d religion represented in the aforementioned posts, or an atheist.)\nAnd the giant W in the room, white? President Obama defeated the notion that the country would never elect a black person president in 2008, and Clarence Thomas was confirmed to the Supreme Court in 1991. These are important triumphs in American history. These minorities are not in positions of power because of government mandates or requirements to have minorities in powerful government positions. Rather, they are legitimately qualified to hold these positions. To reiterate the same point with religion, I\u2019m not implying that there are not social constructs in the U.S that need to be overcome in regards to minorities in office. We have yet to have a non-white Speaker of the House or Senate Majority Leader, and there is not a single black senator currently in the Congress. We still have plenty of progress to make on these fronts. It is important to acknowledge, however, the significance of not having a WASP candidate as it has eluded the first 236 years of American history.\nWhat about the social and economic attitudes that are associated with being a WASP? This is our next challenge as a country. Our president broke one barrier, but his $7.3 million net worth is far above the $96,000 median (no need to even get started on Romney). The median net worth of a U.S. congressman is $878,500. No doubt, we continue to have problems associated with money and elected office in the United States that one could argue is the true legacy of the WASP.\nThis unprecedented moment in American history should not be celebrated as the changing of the guard or the decline of the WASP as Schrag implies, but rather the broadening of the American representative base. We have made significant strides, and there are plenty more that need to be made. This moment is special in American political history and should be acknowledged for its worth. Simultaneously, it should generate more awareness for the challenges that we have yet to overcome.\nWhat Tim Tebow Shares in Common With VP Paul Ryan Aug. 17, 2012",
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        "raw_content": "President Donald Trump speaks to the media in the lobby of Trump Tower in New York. Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP\nIn stunning turn, President Donald Trump admonishes \u201calt-left\u201d for violence at Charlottesville\nBy Anthony Smith | Aug. 15, 2017\nAt a scheduled appearance from Trump Tower in New York City to announce an executive order gutting restrictions on the federal infrastructure permitting process, President Donald Trump went off-script to rebuke what he termed \u201cthe alt-left\u201d for its role in the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday.\n\u201cWhat about the alt-left that came charging at the, as you say alt-right? Do they have a semblance of guilt?\u201d Trump asked of the counter-protesters at the Unite the Right white supremacist rally in Charlottesville. \u201cWhat about the fact that they came charging with clubs in their hands? Do they have a problem? I think they do.\u201d\nTrump went on to defend the \u201cUnite the Right\u201d rally\u2019s decision to protest the removal of a monument to Confederate general Robert E. Lee, suggesting that this was a slippery slope to toppling statues of founding fathers and slave owners George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.\n\u201cSo this week, it is Robert E. Lee. I notice that Stonewall Jackson is coming down. I wonder, is George Washington next week, and is Thomas Jefferson the week after?\u201d the president asked. \u201cYou really have to ask yourself, \u2018Where does it stop?\u2019\u201d\nThe president also defended some of the white supremacists and neo-Nazis at the Saturday rally as \u201cvery fine people.\u201d\nTrump\u2019s remarks \u2014 which put the largely peaceful counter-protesters in Charlottesville on a par with the white supremacists they assembled there to protest \u2014 are a return to his widely criticized remarks from the weekend.\nOn Saturday, in the wake of the death of Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old woman who was killed when a driver plowed his vehicle through a crowd of Charlottesville counter-protesters, Trump decried the violence \u201con many sides,\u201d suggesting that anti-racism counter-protesters were just as complicit in the harrowing display of violence as the neo-Nazi and white supremacist demonstrators.\n\u201cWe condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides,\u201d Trump said, speaking to reporters from his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey.\nOn Monday, under pressure from his own party, he gave an unscheduled speech that offered a specific denouncement of the KKK, neo-Nazis and white supremacists.\nNew Trump tweet scolds \u201cfake news media\u201d for reaction to his latest statement on Charlottesville Aug. 14, 2017\nBoston mayor to alt-right free speech conference: The city \u201cdoes not want you here\u201d Aug. 14, 2017\nAfter weekend of violence, Donald Trump rebukes racism as evil; names specific hate groups Aug. 14, 2017",
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        "raw_content": "Faculty of Medicine \u00bb Home \u00bb 2013 \u00bb December \u00bb 13 \u00bb Elaine Carty Visiting Scholars Initiative\nElaine was the founding Director of the Midwifery Program at UBC. She was a teacher, colleague, mentor and friend to many of us over her initial five year term as Director, and then recently as Interim Director. We are fortunate to have benefitted from her tremendous vision and leadership over the years of her involvement with the program.\nIn keeping with Elaine\u2019s commitment to midwifery education at UBC, the Cartys have recently made a five year gift to support the establishment of the Elaine Carty Visiting Scholars Initiative. The initiative will bring established international clinicians or researchers to UBC to meet with our students, deliver a seminar to our faculty, and present a public lecture to our midwifery community. It\u2019s an exciting initiative, and I am grateful to Elaine for her continued vision and support of the Midwifery Program.\nElaine\u2019s leadership in advancing the regulation of midwifery and developing the UBC Midwifery Program have helped to change the face of obstetrical care in this province and ultimately improve the health of expectant mothers and children. I am so proud to be able to share with you the news of this initiative in her name, and I look forward to connecting with you over the course of our first Scholar\u2019s visit!\nTo support and enhance this initiative, please visit: http://www.startanevolution.ca/elainecartyfund.",
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        "raw_content": "In my story, \u201cAzzy \u201d, I wrote that Azzy was my first real love.\nUpon reflection, I am not sure if that was really the case. Certainly Azzy was my first wife, and for sure it was by far the longest relationship that I had experienced up to that point in my life.\nBut there were two significant relationships before I ever met Azzy. 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I had recently made the big move from my parents\u2019 flat, and had rented a room in a large house in Bayswater.\nBut London can be a very unfriendly and lonely place for a single young man who had left all his friends behind in East London and was too shy and lacking in confidence to make new ones \u2013 especially friends of the opposite sex.\nIf Mardie hadn\u2019t been American, I doubt if the relationship would have ever got off the ground. In the 1960\u2019s, the men were still expected to make all the running as far as \u2018chatting up ladies\u2019 were concerned, and most English girls would never dream of making the first move, regardless of how much they may be attracted to a particular man.\nIn this regard, the Yanks were about twenty years ahead of their English cousins, and American ladies held no such compunctions in being the first to make an approach to a member of the opposite sex.\nMardie knew that I liked her \u2013 after all I couldn\u2019t take my eyes off her as she walked seductively around the office in her high heels and micro minis, exposing most of her stunning, tantalizing thighs.\nShe would always give me a very warm smile, and when she came into my office to bring me her completed correspondence, she would sit down and chat for a while.\nMy shyness with her slowly evaporated and we started to get on very well together. She was intrigued by my reserved, English manner, and I was equally fascinated by her American mannerisms. We shared a sense of humour that poked fun at each other\u2019s culture and language differences.\nOne day, out of the blue, Mardie asked me if I would like to have a drink with her after work.\nI asked her about Jim \u2013 the guy that she seemed to be dating on most evenings. She brushed off the mention of his name and told me not to worry about him, that he wasn\u2019t her boy friend.\nI was completely bowled over and immediately agreed to a date that very evening.\nIn spite of her assurances about Jim, she obviously did not want to make our date public knowledge, and we arranged to meet downstairs in the reception area of Berkeley Square House, the building where I worked.\nTo this day I vividly remember meeting her at the appointed place and time and walking down the road together. She took my hand and at that moment, I must have been the happiest man in London \u2013 possibly the world.\nShe was truly a lovely girl, very intelligent and a delightful personality. Her grandparents had immigrated to the USA from the Lebanon, which her explained her slightly swarthy, exotic appearance.\nOne date followed another, and together we explored London. We went to all the well known tourist spots \u2013 many of which I had never visited \u2013 and also enjoyed lovely summer evenings at riverside pubs and other romantic places, most of them recommended to me by my work colleagues who knew far more about London than I did.\nMy colleague Jim, who it transpired had also fallen head over heels for Mardie, was none too pleased. He never spoke to me, but would commandeer Mardie for hours on end in the office. They would go into a huddle and Jim never gave up trying to persuade Mardie to give him another chance.\nMardie had told me that she had liked Jim very much at first, but that he had \u2018come on too strong\u201d, became very possessive and made too many demands on her. When she tried to assert her independence, he had had turned very angry, almost violent and she was a little scared of him. She told me that Jim wasn\u2019t a particularly bad person, but she didn\u2019t want to be involved with him anymore.\nThe whole office knew what was going on. Mardie had dumped Jim for me, and Jim wasn\u2019t talking it lightly. When he wasn\u2019t spending countless hours trying to persuade Mardie to change her mind, he was soliciting the sympathy of fellow workers, accusing me of stealing his girlfriend. It wasn\u2019t long before the office started to split into two camps \u2013 those who supported me and those who threw in their lot with Jim.\nI had the lion\u2019s share of support, as I was seen as the young na\u00efve, \u2018innocent\u2019 victim of Jim\u2019s ridiculous accusations, but Jim also had some significant support from a few key people.\nMardie couldn\u2019t stand it anymore, and one day she told me that she had requested a transfer to another company in London. I was pretty upset, but could see the logic of it, and after that things in the office calmed down a little, but Jim and some of his \u2018supporters\u2019 rarely spoke to me.\nThe relationship continued to blossom, and I spent many a happy evening at Mardie\u2019s flat that she shared with two other young ladies.\nWinter came and went and we wined, dined and danced the Summer away, going to shows in the West End, spending idyllic evenings in pubs and enjoying ourselves at boozy parties, listening to the Beatles music.\nFor Mobi, the swinging sixties had finally arrived, and one of my fondest memories is of a wild party at Mardie\u2019s flat, with dozens of us stoned out of our minds, smooching to \u201cHey Jude\u201d which seemed to go on forever \u2013 and probably did.\nTo this day, every time I hear that Beatles classic, I recall that crazy wonderful, love-filled evening I spent at Mardie\u2019s flat, way back in the summer of 1968.\nAugust Bank holiday was still at the start of August in those far off days, and we both decided to take a few days off so we drove down to the West Country for a week\u2019s holiday.\nThe roads to the West Country in the 1960\u2032s still left a lot to be desired, and of course the summer bank holiday had brought \u2018the world and their cars\u2019 out onto England\u2019s inadequate highways.\nProgress to Cornwall was painfully slow, and after many hours on the road, Mardie volunteered to take over the driving. I was little sceptical about this, as she had never driven on the left side of the road before and I had no idea how skilled a driver she was. Nevertheless, against my better judgment, I moved over to let her take the wheel.\nIt was a disaster. She drove too fast, did not know how to use a manual gear box and kept hitting the curb on the left side of the road. I was beside myself, fearing an accident at any moment, to say nothing of the damage she was doing to my precious Cortina.\nI asked her to stop, but she kept going, continuing to crunch the gear box and scrape the curb. Finally I lost my temper and screamed at her to stop.\nShe stopped, but she couldn\u2019t understand what she had been doing wrong, and didn\u2019t seem to realize that she had been scraping the curb, and damaging my car.\nI tried to explain the problem, but she said nothing, and I knew she was very upset with me.\nI drove the rest of the way to Cornwall in complete silence, and it wasn\u2019t really until the following day that she began to talk to me and behave in a manner close to her normal, cheerful demeanour.\nIt was our first real fight, and I suspect that the effects of it on her were much deeper than I had imagined at the time.\nFollowing that holiday, which was not an unmitigated success, we started arguing on a regular basis. It was as though the fight on the road had unleashed our innermost frustrations with each other, and once out, we couldn\u2019t put the \u2018genie\u2019 back in the bottle.\nMardie started to distance herself from me, and made excuses not to see me every day.\nBut I was still madly in love with her and was totally miserable when I wasn\u2019t with her.\nAs if to rub salt into the wound, Jim came by my office one morning with a big grin on his face and took great pleasure in informing me that he had dated Mardie the previous evening.\nIt felt like a stab in the back, and I immediately called her but she wasn\u2019t available. When I eventually did get hold of her, she assured me that the date meant nothing and that she had only agreed to see him because he wouldn\u2019t stop pestering her. I wasn\u2019t sure if she was telling me the truth but was willing to believe anything.\nThen the axe fell. It was early September, and Mardie informed me that she had to return to New York. I was devastated. I couldn\u2019t understand why she wanted to go back; I thought she was happy living in London.\nShe told me that she had a problem with the lease on her New York apartment that she had sub-let to a friend. Apparently the friend had failed to pay the rent for several months and the landlord was now suing her. She said she had no choice \u2013 she had to go back, get a job in New York so that she could stay in her apartment and pay the rent herself.\nMardie was clearly resolved on this course of action, and there was no arguing with her. She told me she would be leaving within two weeks.\nThose final two weeks were not a particularly happy time. The change in our relationship had left its mark on me and my unhappy state of mind was now compounded by Mardie\u2019s imminent departure.\nWhen the day arrived, I took her to the airport and I was so miserable I was inconsolable. Mardie, on the other hand seemed to bearing up pretty well and showed little signs of sadness.\nIn truth, I think she was looking forward to going home after such a long time away.\nHowever, I do think she was sorry for me and that in her own mind she probably thought that our relationship was over and that she would never see me again.\nBut for me, I had no intention of letting go just yet. I told her that we would keep in touch and that as soon as it was possible, I would fly to New York and visit her.\nShe assured me that I would be welcome there at any time. We had arrived at the departure gate and we kissed briefly. She looked back, gave a little wave and she was gone.\nI drove slowly back to London, feeling very miserable. I loved her so much, and I was determined not to lose her, whatever it may take, and whatever sacrifices I may be obliged to make to see her again.\nSOME YEARS later, when I recalled my affair with Mardie, I understood many aspects of my relationship with her, which at the time; I don\u2019t think I had the first inkling.\nI think the relationship started to go downhill on that August bank Holiday, when we had that big bust up after she took over the driving on our way to Cornwall.\nHer behaviour towards me was never the same after that incident and looking back, I can see that she tried to distance herself from me, but I was too \u2018head-over heels\u2019 in love to realise what was happening.\nI had experienced a lonely, unhappy upbringing, due to my father\u2019s domineering personality, to the extent that I grew up to be totally lacking in self esteem and was incredibly shy, especially with members of the opposite sex.\nI had only recently broken free of my father\u2019s \u2018apron strings\u2019 but my new social life as a single man living in a lonely room in central London was pathetically nonexistent. I simply did not possess the requisite social skills to make new friends.\nSo apart from a very unhappy teenage infatuation, which due to my own ridiculous shyness became a case of unrequited love, my affair with Mardie was the first real thing, and I was already twenty one, going on twenty two.\nI was emotionally immature, (probably still am), and totally inexperienced in having a relationship and keeping a woman happy.\nUpon reflection, I now realise that Mardie was far more mature than I; more experienced with the world at large and used to dealing with the lecherous men who were naturally attracted to her.\nShe was a very attractive young lady and by her own admittance had had many boyfriends and casual affairs before she met me.\nMardie was initially attracted to me because of my \u201cEnglishness\u201d, my \u2018reserve\u2019, which was really just shyness. As the relationship developed I think she began to see that I was an emotionally immature person and that I was becoming far too serious and \u2018clingy\u2019.\nMardie was a confident, modern young lady travelling the world to have a good time and have casual affairs with young men who would take her around and wine and dine her. She wasn\u2019t looking for a serious relationship. But I was.\nAs I have mentioned previously, I think that when I said goodbye to her at Heathrow, she never expected to hear or me or see me again.\nFor the first few weeks after Mardie\u2019s departure, I could barely get her out of my mind. In fact she occupied my every moment to such an extent that my work started to suffer and I had to stay at the office later and later, just to keep up with my daily duties. Even then I often found my work becoming totally bogged down. Sometimes, I had to make a superhuman effort to get her out of my mind and concentrate on the tasks in hand.\nI would write to Mardie almost every day \u2013 long rambling epistles, declaring my undying love, and hoping that we could meet again soon and imploring her to write back to me.\nWeeks went by and not a word from her. I was distraught, but there was nothing I could do. No internet in those days, and I didn\u2019t even have her phone number.\nThen, about a month after she had left, there it was on the floor of my room \u2013 an airmail letter in Mardie\u2019s distinctive writing style. I feverishly opened it.\nThe letter was disappointingly brief \u2013 almost a \u2018post card\u2019 in content. She told me that she had arrived back safely, had sorted out her apartment problems and had started a new job in downtown Manhattan. That was it. No declarations of affection or love, no romantic messages of how much she missed me, nothing. It was the sort of letter one would write to a friend or acquaintance.\nDespite its brevity and lack of romance, I clung to it as proof that she hadn\u2019t forgotten me and still wanted to keep in touch.\nIn reality, she probably wrote it because she felt she had to do something after all the letters I had written to her, and no doubt thought that a brief, totally impersonal letter would send me a clear message that she was no longer romantically interested in me.\nHowever, I derived false encouragement from the fact that she had finally replied and continued to bombard her with letters, suggesting that I came to visit her for a holiday early in the New Year.\nA few weeks later she wrote to me again very briefly, telling me that I was welcome to come to New York and that I was welcome to stay at her apartment.\nAgain, I now believe her thought process was that I had been so good to her when she was in England and taken her everywhere, including the West Country, that the least she could do in return was to offer me a place to stay in New York if I wanted to come for a holiday. I dare say she came to regret it.\nIt wasn\u2019t that long since Harold Wilson had devalued the pound from its \u2018pegged rate\u2019 of two dollars eighty to the pound to a new rate of two dollars forty, and exchange control rules were being strictly enforced.\nThis meant that I was severely hampered by how much currency I was allowed to take with me on an overseas holiday, and because of this I started to enclose bank notes in my letters to Mardie, asking her to keep them for me until my arrival. Remarkably, I never lost a single bank note and it gave me yet another reason to write to her \u2013 all too frequently.\nFlights from London to New York were still very expensive in those far off days \u2013 there were no budget airlines, or even budget airfares. All airfares were set and controlled by IATA and all air tickets were fully exchangeable to any other airline, as all airlines charged the same price. A million miles from today\u2019s \u2018laissez-faire\u2019 market.\nI couldn\u2019t afford the price of the ticket, but a kind lady in my company\u2019s personnel department arranged a special \u201cair ticket loan\u2019 for me, which I had to repay by instalments over a six month period, which enabled me to book my flight on Pan Am, scheduled to depart in early January.\nAlthough I had made a few trips to France, Germany and other European countries by sea ferry, I had never flown before, and it was with a mixture of trepidation and excitement that I impatiently awaited the day when I would fly out across the Atlantic Ocean and once more be reunited with my beloved.\nDeep down I was very concerned as to the reception I would receive. It hadn\u2019t escaped even my myopic attention that something wasn\u2019t quite right with the way Mardie had been writing to me. I really didn\u2019t know what to expect when I arrived at JFK, but I hoped to God that at the very least she would be there, waiting for me.\nTHE FLIGHT in the Pan Am 707 to New York was exciting and a bit scary \u2013 my very first time in a plane. This first air journey heralded a lifetime of winging my way to almost every corner of the world; some of those \u2018corners\u2019, many, many times in the years that followed.\nIt was about an eight hour flight, and I left in the late afternoon, but still arrived at JFK that evening due to the time difference.\nIt was with some trepidation that I disembarked and made my way to the arrival hall, hoping with all my might that Mardie would be there to meet me.\nShe didn\u2019t let me down \u2013 there she was dressed up in her winter finest \u2013 The temperature was below zero \u2013 and was accompanied by another girl, who looked about her age.\nI was greeted without any great display of affection, which I put down to the presence of her friend, and was then introduced to Sally, her flat mate.\nMardie led us out of the airport and thence to the New York subway to take the relatively short journey across Queens, the New York borough where JFK was located and the same borough in which she lived.\nFrom the subway exit, it was a ten minute walk to her apartment, and although I was carrying quite a lot of luggage, it wasn\u2019t a problem \u2013 shared between the three of us.\nI was feeling very tired and not a little frustrated at Mardie\u2019s insistence on small talk with Sally. There was barely a word about having missed me and a total lack of any sign that she still had feelings for me.\nShe had a nice, modern apartment on the sixth floor. It had two bedrooms, was centrally heated, and was well furnished with comfortable modern furniture.\nI had assumed that I would be sharing a bedroom with Mardie, but she had other ideas.\nI was shown into a sort of small anti-room, which had connecting doors to her bedroom and the bathroom. It was there that I was given a mattress to unroll and set out onto the floor and which was to be my bed for the next two weeks.\nI was feeling ever more dismayed at the turn of events, when Mardie capped it by informing me that she was going to bed as she had to get up early the following morning. She had to make it to work at her office in Manhattan by nine \u2018o clock.\nI had assumed she would be taking some time off to show me around, but not a bit of it. What on earth was I to do, all alone in Queens, with my seemingly ex-girl friend at work all day?\nMardie disappeared into the bathroom, and with a brief smile and a \u201cSee you in the morning\u201d, she went into her bedroom, and pointedly locked the door.\nI was very tired, physically and emotionally, but lay awake for half the night, wondering what the hell I had let myself in for. I was madly in love with her, hadn\u2019t seen her for four months, and had been greeted and treated like a distant friend. Not a kiss, not a cuddle; nothing.\nI must have eventually drifted asleep from pure exhaustion, for the next thing I remember is Mardie leaning over me, fully dressed in a smart, matching top and mini-skirt, giving me a gentle shake.\nShe said that she was off to work, and told me to rest up and help myself to any food I wanted in the apartment.\nI sleepily asked her when I would see her, and she replied that if I wanted to, I could meet her for lunch. This immediately perked up my interest and my mood, and I asked her where she worked.\nShe gave me a subway map and a map of Manhattan, and marked the location of her office building and gave me her address. She showed me which subway station to go to, and said I wouldn\u2019t have any problems finding her office building as it was just down the road from the Rockefeller Centre.\nWith that, she gave me a big kiss on my cheek and said she would be waiting in the lobby of her office building at one o\u2019clock. A bright smile from the door of my \u2018bedroom\u2019, and she was gone.\nI immediately started to feel better about things and gave the maps a quick perusal, realising that it should be a relatively simple matter to find my way to her office, provided I could remember the way to the subway entrance.\nMaybe things weren\u2019t as bad as I had thought so with rising spirits I showered, shaved and found something to eat, before eagerly taking the lift out of the building to head off to Manhattan. It was only ten o\u2019clock, but I didn\u2019t care. I wanted to get on my way.\nMy journey to Manhattan nearly came to a premature end when I walked out of the building and immediately lost my footing on the icy sidewalk and went down on my back with a nasty bump. I gingerly got to my feet, fearing another slip, and I now realised the entire sidewalk and road was covered in a layer of ice. It was bitterly cold, but there was no snow, just what appeared to be freezing rain. I had never seen such thing before. The rain was ice cold and it froze as soon as it hit the ground, making walking nigh on impossible.\nI looked around and saw that I wasn\u2019t the only one who was having problems keeping my balance on the treacherous surface, but also noted that most of my fellow pedestrians had rubber boots on and some even had cloth wrapped around the heels to give them a better grip on the ice. They had obviously experienced such conditions before.\nIt took me a quite a while to slowly edge my way to the subway, grabbing onto anything at hand as I continued to almost lose my footing any number of times.\nFor the second time since I arrived in this country, I began to wonder what the hell I had let myself in for.\nI still made it to the designated subway stop in Manhattan with more than an hour to spare, and having perused my tourist literature, decided to spend the spare time looking around the Rockefeller Centre.\nThank God the weather in Manhattan was dry and I didn\u2019t have and more icy walkways to contend with. According to my map I should be close to the famous Centre, but I couldn\u2019t see any sign of it. I looked and looked and walked up and down the wide avenue I was in, gazing at the awe inspiring Sky Scrapers, but could see no signs showing the way to the Rockefeller Centre.\nIn desperation I decided to ask. The first three people I asked looked at me as if I was crazy. They seemed to have no idea what I was talking about and walked on. Then I asked an elderly man, and he too looked at me as if I was crazy.\n\u201cThe Rockefeller Centre?\u201d he asked me, with obvious puzzlement on his face.\n\u201cYes,\u201d I replied\u201d, \u201cCan you tell me where it is, please?\u201d\n\u201cBuddy\u201d, he said, \u201cYou are standing right in the middle of it!\u201d\nWith that, he walked on and left me standing there, scratching my head. In truth I didn\u2019t really know what the centre was all about. I had only glanced at the tourist book briefly, and just assumed it was some kind of building dedicated to one of New York\u2019s famous millionaires. I pulled out the book and read further:\n\u201cRockefeller Centre is a complex of 19 commercial buildings covering 22 acres between 48th and 51st streets in New York City. Built by the Rockefeller family, it is located in the centre of Midtown Manhattan, spanning the area between Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue.\u201d\nI now realised why everyone thought I was completely mad. I had indeed being standing at the very heart of it, and just about every building within my view was part of the Centre.\nI had started to learn something about New Yorkers \u2013 they don\u2019t suffer fools gladly.\nI decided to find my way to Mardie\u2019s office and leave exploring the Centre for another time, and I walked down the road a couple of blocks, hopefully in the right direction.\nThis time I was more successful in my map reading as there, in front of me, was the designated building. I walked into the lobby area to await Mardie\u2019s arrival.\nShe came out of the lift, bright and smiling and whisked me off to lunch at a nearby, typical New York diner. She seemed much friendlier than the previous evening, and once more my spirits rose, and I decided it would only be a matter of time before the relationship returned to where we had left off in London.\nI was further encouraged by Mardie suggesting that I spend the afternoon exploring New York City, mentioning some interesting places I could get to on the subway and then meeting her back at her office at six p.m. when we could go out for a meal together.\nThat evening, after our meal in downtown Manhattan, we returned to her apartment, and I did indeed feel that things were on the up and up. Mardie came to lie down with me on my mattress for a while and we had a little cuddle and kiss, before she went to her bedroom. Yes, for sure it wouldn\u2019t be long before things were back to the way they were.\nThat night I had the soundest sleep in weeks, if not months.\nIt was probably the happiest I was to be during those two weeks in New York.\nTHE NEXT day\u2019s plan was a re-run of my first full day in New York, except that I didn\u2019t see Mardie for lunch, as she told me she had a prior appointment.\nSo I spent the day doing the sights of New York and duly ensconced myself in the lobby of Mardie\u2019s office building at the appointed hour.\nI waited\u2026. and waited\u2026.probably an hour all told, before she finally appeared at the lift door. I could have sworn I saw her swiftly withdraw her hand with the guy standing next to her as they exited the lift, but maybe I had imagined it. My mind had been creating all kinds of painful scenarios while I had been sitting in the lobby wondering what had become of her.\nMardie caught sight of me and scampered over to where I was sitting, full of apologies about working late and also full of smiles, which I hadn\u2019t seen much of since my arrival in the USA.\nTo my total surprise she actually gave me a public kiss on my lips, most unusual for her, but as I savoured the kiss, licking my lips, I detected the distinct taste of alcohol, and as I made to give her a hug, my suspicions were confirmed; she had been drinking. But not in the office surely \u2013 and if she had a drink at lunchtime, it would have long since dissipated from her breath.\nI kept my thoughts to myself, but as we walked towards the street exit, I looked around, and asked her if there was more than one block of elevators. Without thinking, she said \u201cyes\u201d and pointed to the other end of the lobby. Then she asked? \u201cWhy?\u201d\n\u201cOh\u2026no reason, I just wondered\u2026 after all it\u2019s a big building.\u201d\nShe stopped walking and gave me a long hard look. \u201cMobi, are you trying to have a fight?\u201d\n\u201cMe\u2026no\u2026of course not, come on, it\u2019s nothing.\u201d\nMardie followed me in silence, but as we approached the subway entrance, she informed me that she was feeling very tired and we would go straight back to her apartment tonight, and buy a couple of \u201cTV meals\u201d on the way.\nShe reverted back to her stony silence, and I was left to my own thoughts. They weren\u2019t very good thoughts either. I decided that she had probably lied to me and had been out for a drink with someone, after work, and had then sneaked back to her office in the other lift, which was out of sight from where I had been sitting. Why else would she smell of alcohol, and why would she turn so angry when I asked her about another elevator in her building.\nEven in those far off, na\u00efve days, I understood that for many women, and certainly Mardie, the best form of defence was attack. Had I had got a bit too near the mark for Mardie\u2019s comfort?\nWe stopped off at a corner grocery storm around the corner from her building, and duly arrived back at her building, still in silence.\nWhen we sat down to eat our meal I couldn\u2019t stand it any longer and broached the subject of her late arrival after work. I suggested that she may have gone out for a drink, as I could smell the alcohol on her breath.\nFor a long time, she said nothing, but finally she put down her knife and fork, turned to look at me, and gave me a weak smile.\n\u201cMobi, you have to understand that I am not a nun. Surely you can\u2019t imagine that I wouldn\u2019t have any dates since returned to New York?\n\u201cWell, no, of course not, but I didn\u2019t expect you would have a date while I was here, and especially when I was waiting for you at your office. I was sitting there, waiting for you and you were out, boozing it up with another man!\u201d\nThe anger came to the surface again and I could see she was becoming increasingly irritated with the direction of my remarks.\n\u201cMardie, don\u2019t you understand how much I\u2019ve missed you? How much I love you? I\u2019ve been counting the days to when I would see you again, ever since the very day you left London.\n\u201cI\u2019ve flown half way across the world, just to spend a few days with you, and you have barely made me welcome, hardly a kiss \u2013 except that drunken one this evening! And now to top it all, you stand me up, go out canoodling with some office hunk and lie to me to boot!\u201d\n\u201cOK, I admit I went out for a drink \u2013 but I wasn\u2019t boozing it up, nor was I canoodling with an office hunk. If you must know, my boss took me out for a quick drink because he wanted to offer me a new job \u2013 a promotion, with more money! OK? You stupid, fucking limey! And by the way, you might think you\u2019re in love with me, but you\u2019re not. You\u2019re too young, too stupid. You know nothing about love! And I tell you buster, I most certainly do not love you!\u201d\nWith that she stormed into her bedroom and locked the door, leaving her half eaten meal still on the table.\nI was distraught \u2013 I had screwed up big time and had no idea how to repair the damage.\nI spent another sleepless night. The following day was Saturday, and Mardie wouldn\u2019t be going to work. I had no idea what was going to happen between us.\nAs before, I finally fell asleep just before dawn, and by the time I came round, Mardie had been up for ages and was busy cooking breakfast. Sally, her flat mate, was also there, helping her.\nMardie behaved as though the previous evening\u2019s row had never happened, and I immediately started to feel a bit better.\nShe cooked a lovely breakfast and as the three of us sat down to eat, she gave me a warm smile and announced the plans for the day.\nWe had been invited by a friend to his house for an early evening meal \u2013 following which, he was going to drive us \u2018Up-State\u2019 to Bear mountain, where we would go ice skating.\nThis sounded fine to me, except for the fact that I had never been ice skating in my life.\nI began to think that we had put the unpleasantness of the previous evening behind us.\nThings started quite well, despite the fact that Mardie\u2019s male friend was a six foot four, sixteen stone hunk, with a really swish, huge American auto. He looked down on me, literally, and welcomed me to his country and asked me what I did for a living. I told him and returned the query.\nHe looked at me and smiled, and said carefully in his all New York accent:\n\u201cI\u2019m a Lorry driver. That\u2019s what you limeys call them don\u2019t you? Lorries?\u201d\nI smiled shyly and agreed he was correct.\nSomehow, this little exchange seemed to put me at a psychological disadvantage, and from then on Chuck Jr, (yes of course he had to be a \u201cChuck Jr\u201d), seemed to take charge of me and the day.\nThe three of us took the lift to the car park, where I was directed to the back seat and Mardie sat up front with Chuck Jr, even though there would have been more than enough room for the three of us in the front seat of Chuck\u2019s enormous \u2018auto\u2019.\nBut it seemed that Chuck Jr wanted to share some secrets with Mardie and he kept talking to her in a low voice, which I couldn\u2019t make out, and Mardie would respond with delighted giggles.\nThe first stop was the supermarket, where Chuck Jr did his food shopping for our forthcoming meal.\nThence to Chuck\u2019s impressive pad, where he and Mardie got to work on preparing the food.\nOf course it couldn\u2019t be anything else but enormous T-Bone steaks and the trimmings. In spite of the freezing weather, Chuck cranked up the Barbeque out on his balcony and braved the elements to cook up our repast.\nDuring the process of overcooking the steaks, Chuck Jr. produced a bottle of malt whiskey from his bar and asked me if I would like a snifter. He said he had bought the bottle especially for me, as he knew I was a limey. There was little doubt that this giant of a man would be offended if I didn\u2019t join him.\nI was feeling somewhat intimidated, not to say quite miserable, at the way the day was developing. I was disturbingly aware of the obvious chemistry between Chuck Jr. and Mardie; so I actually welcomed the idea of a drink, reasoning that it might help to relax me.\nChuck poured an enormous \u2018snifter\u2019 into a tumbler with ice, while at the same time telling me that he knew I wouldn\u2019t want anything added to spoil the taste of the pure malt liquor. He had this way of telling me what I should do.\nI took a large swig at the snifter, as did Chuck Jr. from his own glass. I wasn\u2019t going to let him get the better of me in the drinking stakes.\nThat might well have been the biggest single mistake I made on my trip to New York.\nI could hold my drink, and as I have written elsewhere, was already on my way to being a serious drinker, but I wasn\u2019t yet in Chuck Jr.\u2019s league. He downed his glass in two gulps, so I did the same. Refill followed refill, with Chuck periodically rushing outside to tend to the steaks for a few minutes, before returning to down yet another \u201csnifter\u2019 and looking at me to do likewise, which of course, like a fool, I did.\nBy the time the meal was served, I was already well on the way to being extremely pissed, and the wine that was served with the food only served to add to my already unsteady state.\nChuck Jr. appeared to be stone sober \u2013 and probably was \u2013 by his drinking standards.\nThe meal was finally over and we adjourned back to the car for the late afternoon journey to Bear Mountain.\nThe seating arrangements were the same as before, except that I noticed through my drunken haze that Chuck Jr. kept putting arm around Mardie on the front bench seat, and drove the car with a single hand on the wheel.\nI was feeling so drunk by this time that I was almost past caring, and then the combination of a sleepless night; countless snifters of malt whiskey, followed by a belly full of T-bone steak all conspired to send me immediately into a deep drunken sleep.\nI awoke as we drove into the car park of the ice skating centre. We were way up in the mountains and the temperature was well below zero, and snow had settled all around.\nI felt dreadful. I was still drunk and had a terrible headache.\nI staggered after Mardie and Chuck Jr. as they entered the building, and looked forward to finding a suitable seat to lie down on and continue my sleep.\nBut my nemesis was having none of it. Chuck Jr. and Mardie exhorted me to follow them to the skate-hire counter. I protested that I had never skated before, and that I wasn\u2019t feeling too good, but they would have none of it. They more or less pushed me toward the counter and asked me my shoe size, and before I knew it I was putting on my first (and last) pair of ice skates.\n(I should add that I had never even been on roller skates, so I had absolutely no skating balance whatsoever.)\nI gingerly followed them onto the ice. It was bloody freezing, and no sooner had my skates hit the ice, than I went flying. I was bruised but still conscious, so Chuck Jr. and Mardie took me by the arms and pulled me up and attempted to skate with me around the perimeter of the rink.\nI must have looked absolutely ridiculous as I was being held up by my two companions and my feet were going in every which direction, as though they had lives of their own.\nAfter a few minutes Chuck became weary with this game, and let go of my arm and skated away, showing one and all his skating prowess.\nI almost hit the decks again, but Mardie saved me, and gently helped me towards the edge of the ice where I grabbed the barrier as though my life depended on it.\nMardie spent a further few minutes trying to coax me back onto the ice, and gave me some brief instructions on how to stay upright, but every time I let go of the barrier, within seconds I was flat on my back.\nThen she too grew weary of this inept Englishman, and she sped away to join Chuck Jr. who was doing what looked like pirouettes in the middle of the ice.\nI tried a few more times to re-commence my career as an ice skater, but each time I achieved the same result, with ever more bruises, so finally I gave up the unequal battle and virtually crawled my way onto dry ground, where I sat down on the nearest bench and heaved an enormous sigh of relief.\nNever again, in my whole life would I venture onto an ice skating rink.\nI removed my skates, and all of a sudden I felt a pain in my feet that quickly became excruciating. My feet were killing me. Looking down I could see that both feet had blood oozing through two my layers of socks. I was truly in a fine, bloody mess.\nI sat there for probably an hour while Chuck Jr. and Mardie enjoyed themselves on the ice, no doubt laughing together at the helpless, gangling limey who had come with them.\nBy the time they came back to me, my head felt it was about to explode and I was in a pretty bad state. But I still had a bit of British \u201cstiff upper lip\u201d left in my soul, so I didn\u2019t let on that I felt ill, nor did I tell them that my feet were bathed in blood and hurting like hell. I had put my shoes back on and the blood was barely visible.\nUnfortunately my nightmare day wasn\u2019t yet over.\nI hobbled back to the car, slid into my back seat position and lay down to get some desperately needed sleep.\nWe must have been about half way home when I woke with a start, and before I knew what was happening, I puked up \u2013 all over myself and all over Chuck Jr.\u2019s beautiful, shiny car.\nChuck Jr. was not impressed. Of course it was mainly the booze, plus a stomach full of undigested food plus all the other unpleasant things that had been going on in my body that evening.\nBut I told them that it was just the food that had somehow disagreed with me, not wishing them to know that on top of all my other failings, I couldn\u2019t hold my liquor.\nIt transpired that Chuck Jr. was more solicitous to my welfare than my erstwhile lover, and he produced tissues and swabs and helped me clean up my mess as best as we were able and then we continued our journey back to Queens and thence to Mardie\u2019s apartment. The smell was overpowering, but no-one was saying anything \u2013 especially Mardie, who kept a stony silence throughout the journey.\nWe finally made it back, and I staggered into the lift, smelling like the worst \u2018down and out\u2019 from the Bowery.\nOnce back in Mardie\u2019s home, I felt sick again and barely made it to the bathroom before I threw up yet again. I was in a terrible state Most of you have been there at some point in your lives so you will know how I felt. I managed to crawl back into my room, but the room was spinning around and I felt worse than ever.\nThen I threw up again, on the floor of the bedroom. Mardie came near the room and asked me if I was OK? I replied in the affirmative, and she slammed the door and disappeared to spend the night with her flat mate.\nI lay there in my own mess for a while, and then gathered sufficient strength, to return to the bathroom, get hold of some tissues and clean up the floor as best as I was able. Then I collapsed again and fell into a very long, very drunken sleep.\nThis romantic holiday that I had been looking forward to for so long had turned into a disastrous nightmare.\nRELATIONS WERE a bit frosty, to say the least, when I awoke late on Sunday morning. Mardie was civil, polite even, but there was little warmth in her smiles, and even a young, naive Mobi, realised that he had probably blown it, big time.\nI still had ten days to go on my holiday, and even though I felt devastated by the turn of events, I resolved to try and pull myself together and see what could be salvaged of my relationship; after all I still had ten days to try and repair relations with my beloved.\nMardie announced over a very late breakfast that she was taking me to see the Statue of Liberty on Ellis Island, and on the way back we would stop at a few more landmarks , such as the Empire State building and Central Park.\nWe duly did the tourist bit on a bitterly cold Sunday afternoon and Mardie behaved more akin to a tour guide than a girl friend. I guess she felt obliged to go through the motions after I had taken such good care of her in London. Besides, she knew very well that I had been saving up for this holiday for months.\nOn Monday she was back at work and I resigned myself to \u2018doing\u2019 the rest of New York, on my own with the assistance of a guide book. I seemed to be making little progress on the romantic front so I resolved to suppress my disappointment and try to make the best of things.\nI became an expert on the notoriously complex New York subway, and I also got quite used the city buses, the routes of which were slightly easier to comprehend, but, as I soon discovered, the drivers insisted on passengers giving them the exact change. Before they would let me on I had to put the exact fare into the coin slot; waving dollar bills at the driver got me nowhere.\nI actually got around quite a bit and explored all the boroughs of New York, from Brooklyn, to Manhattan, to Bronx, to Queens and Staten Island. I even made it to Coney Island, all in the bitter, sub zero January weather.\nIt was the start of a long love affair with New York. I don\u2019t know why, but I related to it and I started to like the crazy, brash, no nonsense New Yorkers. I hated London \u2013 to me so unfriendly, but New York seemed to suit my style.\nI loved their \u2018Diners\u2019; fast food restaurants where you sat at a circular counter, and they cooked your food in front of you, fresh and delicious. Some of the best breakfasts I have ever tasted were cooked in those downtown establishments. I especially enjoyed the home fries and the eggs done to order.\nI well recall the first time I ever ordered coffee in New York. The guy looked at me as though I had come from the moon. I had to repeat myself three times and point to the coffee pot before he understood what I was saying. In spite of the Beatles-led, \u2018England swings\u2019- invasion of America, most Americans were even more insular then than they are today and the average new Yorker struggled mightily to understand our \u2018cute\u2019, English accents.\nThe subway seemed to be a microcosm of New York people and their culture.\nIn the late sixties the city was an extremely violent place \u2013 murders and muggings were common place \u2013 and you would be chancing your arm if you rode the subway after ten at night unless you sat in the one carriage which contained the obligatory armed cop.\nUnlike the London underground, New Yorkers were always willing to help a lost or confused soul \u2013 be it a fellow New Yorker, a country cousin from the \u2018untamed\u2019 west, or a shy, diffident young soul from the other side of the pond.\nIt used to amuse me, because such was the complexity of the subways, (sometimes there were proper interchanges, but on other occasions you actually had to exit the subway, walk a block before re-entering to take a different line \u2013 then there were \u2018express\u2019 trains that didn\u2019t stop at every station, and so on\u2026.phew!), that even most seasoned travellers only knew their particular journeys, and were often totally at sea when it came to other people\u2019s travel routes.\nBut that didn\u2019t prevent them from chiming in and offering their advice on which way to go and where to change lines. Inevitably an argument would develop, and before you knew what was happening, the whole carriage had joined in, all shouting and gesticulating and insisting that they were right and everyone else was wrong.\nCan you imagine such an event happening on the London Underground? Yet this was a daily occurrence on the subway \u2013 and I loved it!\nSo I was learning my way around a place which, in later years, was to become one my favourite cities. But at the same time I was desolate at the way my love affair was going down the tubes.\nI still met Mardie after work and we would either go for a meal downtown, or do a bit of shopping and cook back at her apartment, but there were few signs of affection from my pretty little New York lady.\nWe started to argue with increasing frequency, and I well recall one major row which, of all things, concerned how to get to a particular place on the subway. By this time I considered myself an expert, and I remember having a blazing row with not only Mardie but her flat mate as well, insisting that they were wrong on their proposed route. I forget who proved to be ultimately correct \u2013 probably them \u2013 but it served to emphasise how relations had dipped to an all time low.\nI think we must have been on our way home on Thursday evening, when, to my surprise, Mardie announced that she was taking the Friday off, and would I like to go to Washington for the weekend?\nThis seemed like an offer I couldn\u2019t refuse, but just when I was relishing this proposed intimate weekend in the Capital City, Mardie added that I must agree that we stay in separate rooms.\nThis was a body blow, but it was better than nothing, so I eagerly agreed to the conditions and the following day we took the subway to the downtown Greyhound Bus station, and boarded a bus for Washington.\nApart from my obvious interest and enjoyment of seeing all the famous sights for the first time: Lincoln Memorial, the White house, Federal Government buildings, Arlington cemetery with its Kennedy memorial (it was only a few years previously that he had been assassinated and feeling was still very high), the Veteran\u2019s memorials, and other famous and interesting spots in and around the capital and so on, two particular events stand out in my memory from that long ago trip.\nThe first was when we arrived at the bus station in Washington. It was already dark and we had nowhere to stay. Mardie had reasoned that it would be an easy matter to find a bed and breakfast place in the nation\u2019s capital.\nIt transpired that the bus terminus was in a pretty rough area of downtown Washington. In fact, in the 1960\u2019s pretty much the whole of downtown area was pretty rough and was largely a no-go area after dark.\nAs soon as we emerged from the terminus building we were approached and jostled and by huge, poorly dressed blacks who asked us for money and gave us the \u2018once over\u2019 with menacing eyes.\nWe looked around for taxis, but there were none in sight \u2013 just crowds of blacks, seemingly hanging around, doing nothing.\nMy naivety prevented me from panicking too much, but Mardie was not at all happy. She grabbed hold of me and said we better go back into the bus terminal. I resisted, asking her what good that would do? We needed to find somewhere to stay.\nWe were still arguing and the blacks were becoming ever more interested in these two white folk who had suddenly appeared in their midst when a taxi drove into view. The driver took one look at us, wound down his window and beckoned us.\nWe hurried over, and the guy, a black, jumped out of his cab, threw our bags in the trunk, literally pushed us into the back seat and sped off.\nHe didn\u2019t stop cursing us for five minutes.\n\u201cWhat in God\u2019s sweet name was you white folks doing out there at this time of night? You must be plain crazy! Don\u2019t yer know that there\u2019s at least five murders a night in that neighbourhood?\n\u201cThat place is real bad \u2013 full of bad assed \u2018nigras\u2019 \u2013 murderers, pimps and druggies. You two both lucky you not already dead!\u201d\nOf course we didn\u2019t know and we told him so, but it didn\u2019t stop his tirade.\nAs it turned out it was very difficult to find a place to stay and we eventually ended up quite a way outside the city, which cost us a fortune in taxi fares, but I guess cheap at the price, considering the alternative might have been a quick mugging and possibly death at the hands of \u2018city residents\u2019.\nAs agreed, we took separate rooms.\nAll of which, in an indirect manner, led me to my second memorable incident. The high cost of the taxi and the cost of the rooms which had to be paid for in advance blew my budget, so I needed to change some money.\nFortunately the banks were open on Saturday morning, so we stopped by a bank armed with my crisp ten pound notes and a passport. The bank took one look at my money and declined to change it. They had never seen British currency before in their lives.\nOk it was a bit of an \u2018out of town\u2019 branch, so when we arrived at the centre of Washington, we tried again \u2013 same result; second bank, third bank, fourth bank \u2013 all with the same result. Sorry we don\u2019t change British money here.\nI had not encountered any problems in changing my pounds in New York and I was amazed that the banks in the capital city of the richest, most powerful and technologically advanced country in the world could be so \u2018provincial\u2019.\nIn the end, Mardie lent me some money and I repaid her when we returned to \u2018civilisation\u2019.\nWe enjoyed our stay in Washington and I detected a slight thawing in our relationship.\nBy the time we returned to New York, I only had a couple of days of my trip remaining. Mardie was becoming increasingly friendly and the night before my flight, for the first time since my early days in New York, she came to me in my \u2018bedroom\u2019 and we had a little canoodle \u2013 foreplay but no sex.\nLooking back, I think she felt sorry for me. She knew that I was crazy about her and that I was very upset at the souring of our relationship. I think she wanted to cheer me up and send me back home in reasonably good spirits.\nShe continued in the same vein when she took me to the airport then following day \u2013 very friendly, almost loving. When she said goodbye to me at the airport departure gate, I am sure I detected a tear in her eye as she gave me a full blooded kiss on the lips.\nAt the time, I thought that she was crying at the thought of me going away again; but in reality, it was probably because she believed she would never see me again.\nI FLEW back to London with what turned out to be false optimism. I was so desperate for any sign that my relationship with Mardie was back on course that I misread her behaviour towards me in the last couple of days I was with her in New York. I had mistakenly taken it as a sign that the affair was far from over.\nI returned to work, dreamily remembering the good parts of my trip and conveniently blacking out most of the time when I was feeling pretty miserable.\nAs before, I wrote almost daily letters to Mardie, and received the occasional one paragraph reply, but after a month or so, the letters stopped completely and I became increasingly concerned as to what was going on with Mardie in the Big Apple.\nTransatlantic telephone conversations in those days were still rather primitive as compared to today\u2019s instant world- wide mobile access, and I used my company\u2019s facilities to book an evening call to Mardie\u2019s apartment number, hoping to catch her before she went to work.\nBy the time the call came through, Mardie had gone but I managed to get hold of Sally, her flat mate, who told me that she was fine. At least I now knew that nothing untoward had happened to her.\nI kept trying to make contact and on about the fourth occasion I called, I finally managed to get hold of an offhand Mardie who sounded a bit irritated that I had disturbed her when she was getting ready to go to work.\nHowever she did say that she missed me and this gave me enough encouragement to get my mind working overtime.\nMardie clearly had no intention of coming back to England, so if I didn\u2019t want to lose her, I would have to go to her. The more I thought, the more this seemed like the solution to my problems.\nHowever, after a bit of research, I realised that there was one insurmountable problem. If I did decide to go to New York, there was no chance that I could obtain a \u2018green card\u2019 and stay there unless I married an American citizen. I realised that this would be a bridge too far for the \u201con again off again\u201d Mardie.\nI came up with a possible solution. New York City was only a bus ride away from the Canadian border, and as my father was a Canadian citizen, it should prove a relatively easy matter to get a residence visa in Montreal, just over the border.\nIt was not an ideal situation, but I would be infinitely closer to my beloved, and if I worked in Montreal I would be able to make frequent trips to New York to see Mardie, and maybe she could return the compliment and visit me in Montreal.\nIn this manner I would be able to continue my relationship and hopefully bring it back to the happy state it used to be when Mardie was in London, and who knows \u2013 maybe even happier.\nI broached the subject with Mardie, the next time I was able to make contact on the phone and while she wasn\u2019t wildly enthusiastic, she seemed to be telling me that it was a good idea.\nWhether or not I misconstrued what she was saying I will never know. After all, many of our disagreements in the past had been caused by language confusion, (\u201ctwo nations divided by a common language\u201d).\nNevertheless I took Mardie\u2019s perceived \u2018positive\u2019 encouragement as a signal that I should put my plan into action, and duly informed my employers that I would be leaving in due course as I was planning to emigrate to Canada.\nNow to my bloody father.\nSince I had been old enough to remember he had told his family that he was Canadian. He certainly had a North American accent, and we had some black and white photographs of him in the Canadian Rockies, when for some reason he had been posted there by the RAF during the 2nd World War.\nIndeed, at the end of the war, my father, mother, brother and sister had their passages booked to emigrate to Canada, and it was only cancelled at the very last moment as my mother was heavily pregnant with the urchin that was later to become the Mobi that you all love to hate. As a consequence, she was forbidden to make the long voyage across the Atlantic.\nI had even seen an old Canadian passport at home with my father\u2019s name in it.\nSo I had no reason to assume that he was anything other than what he purported to be and I duly went to the Canadian Consulate to commence the process of obtaining immigrant status.\nThe forms were all pretty straight forward and the officer assured me that in view of my father\u2019s Canadian citizenship, my approval would be automatic, and I even qualified to apply for Canadian citizenship for myself.\nAs I was planning to leave within the next month or so, I decided to give up my room in Bayswater and move back home for my remaining time in the UK, and when I arrived home that night, I approached my father to permission to borrow his birth certificate or some other document that verified his Canadian citizenship.\nI hadn\u2019t realised what a hornet\u2019s nest I had awoken by this apparently simple and reasonable request.\nMy father immediately became aggressive and tried to convince me that I could get immigrant status without any proof of citizenship from him. When I insisted that he give them to me, he lost his temper and screamed at me that he didn\u2019t have any documents \u2013 he had lost them many years ago.\nI stood my ground and told him that he could get replacements. All he had to do was to take his expired passport to the Consulate and they would be able to check the records back in Canada and issue new documents.\nHe insisted that it would be impossible, but wouldn\u2019t explain why, and refused to discuss the matter any further and stormed out of the room.\nLater he calmed down and told me that he would go and see the Consular officer himself and see what he could do. He asked me to give him all my documents, and two days later he travelled up to London to see the officer.\nI felt very reassured, as my father invariably got his way, sometimes against seemingly impossible odds. As well as being a very intimidating man, from both his size and appearance, he was also a very intelligent person and he knew how to persuade, cajole and even threaten when the occasion demanded it.\nI also surmised that he did indeed have proof of his citizenship, but for some reason did not wish me to see it. He was an extremely secretive man.\nI was wrong. When I saw him that evening after work he was almost contrite. He told me that he had spoken to the officer for hours, and had even insisted on seeing his boss but to no avail.\nThey absolutely refused to issue me with an immigrant visa if he couldn\u2019t provide evidence of his citizenship. He told me that the officer\u2019s advice was for me to go to Canada as a tourist, (which didn\u2019t require a visa), and then once there, apply to be a \u2018landed immigrant\u2019.\nI tried to ask him why he couldn\u2019t get them to do a search for his details, but he refused to discuss the matter further and said it would be impossible.\nThat was that, but I was upset and disappointed. I couldn\u2019t understand his refusal to try and obtain copy documents.\nI resolved to see if I could do it by myself; all I needed was his passport and I would make a note of his date and place of birth and then take these details to the Consulate and ask them to do the necessary searches.\nMy opportunity arose a couple of weeks later when my parents went for a long weekend to stay with my aunt and uncle in Margate. I knew that he kept his private papers in a drawer in his bedroom, so with some trepidation, I entered the \u2018forbidden territory\u2019 and started rifling through his papers to search for the expired passport.\nThis was the first time I had ever dared to venture into his bedroom and do such a thing. Even as an adult I still feared him. His dark, intimidating personality seemed to permeate the room, even when he was miles away.\nI didn\u2019t find the passport, but what I did find shocked me out of my skin, and to this day I have still not managed to put together all the pieces of my father\u2019s real past.\nWhat I found was an \u2018alien\u2019 book. The book was in a completely different name to my father\u2019s and stated that he was born in Zhitomir, Ukraine, (then part of the Soviet Union), in 1901. The book bore recent \u2018stamps\u2019 from a local London police station. I leafed through the book and read that the holder was required to report to the local police station every three months.\nI rummaged further and found county court documents, dating back to the mid 1950\u2019s that related to a court case when my father, under his original name, but also containing his \u2018new\u2019 name as an \u2018AKA\u2019, was summonsed to appear in court to answer a proposed order seeking to deport him from the United kingdom.\nI was astonished. To my own knowledge my father had been living in England since the 1930\u2019s when had he met my mother.\nI know that he had qualified as a chiropodist at the Chelsea school of chiropody; he had served in the Royal Air force for the entire war, had an honourable discharge, was married to a British woman and had three British children, all born in England.\nWhat possible reason could there be for wanting to deport him? Amongst the documents were his honourable discharge papers from the Air force, together with a letter of commendation from his commanding officer, both of which were no doubt presented in court in an effort to persuade the justices to turn down the deportation request. This they must have done as he was still there, albeit having to report as an alien every three months.\nMy discovery asked as many questions as it had answered. I now knew why he refused to let me do a search for his Canadian citizenship, for the simple reason that he wasn\u2019t Canadian.\nHe was Ukranian, although in those days we regarded anyone from the Soviet Empire as \u201cRussian\u201d. Back then, the \u2018cold war\u2019 was still at its height, and it hadn\u2019t been that long since the Cuban missile crisis that had brought the world to the brink of a nuclear war.\nOne thing was for sure; I would have to do as the consular official had suggested, and go to Canada as a tourist and try to sort out my immigrant status, once I was in the country.\nSomewhat ruefully, I finalised my plans to fly back \u2018over the pond\u2019 for good, which included spending a further two to three weeks with Mardie in New York before jumping on a bus and seeking out job opportunities in Montreal.\nI had saved up a little nest egg, (part of the reason that I moved back home), sold my lovely, immaculate white, 1962 Cortina with much sorrow and regret and was finally all set for the big move.\nAlthough I hadn\u2019t been with my employer that long, I seemed to have endeared myself to them and was pleasantly surprised by the huge turnout of staff who arrived at a company sponsored farewell drink, to wish me off.\nI had no idea that I was that popular and even some of the head honchos from California were there to make presentations and tell me how much they would miss my contribution.\nI was truly taken aback. Maybe if I had known that my presence had been so appreciated at high levels, I might have reconsidered my decision to emigrate. After all, in spite of my lovelorn state, I was a young ambitious accountant, ready and raring to embark on a successful career, should the right opportunity present itself.\nHowever the die was cast, and once more I made my way to Heathrow airport in the early spring of 1969, the year that Nixon was inaugurated for his first term, (I was actually in new York on inauguration day and watched it on television), the Vietnam war was still in full swing, the Beatles performed their last live concert and Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.\nIt was to be the start of a new life, but yet again, I was in a terrible quandary, not knowing what kind of welcome I would receive from Mardie.\nMARDIE HAD told me on the telephone that she might find it difficult to meet me at the airport as he had a prior engagement. I assured her that she shouldn\u2019t worry about it, as by now I knew the way and in any case I wanted to show her that I was perfectly capable of getting there by myself.\n(One of the many sources of conflict between us was the fact that I would argue about the correct way to go somewhere and invariably I would get lost).\nI navigated my way to her apartment in Queens successfully, but was somewhat put out when her flat mate answered the door and advised me that Mardie was not home.\nAs I hadn\u2019t seen Mardie for more than two months it didn\u2019t bode well that she wasn\u2019t home to greet me, even though she had suggested as much when she said she might not be able to come to the airport. Sally let me in and told me that Mardie would be back in an hour or so.\nI asked her where she was, but received a monosyllabic reply which told me nothing; so I sat down, feeling very weary and disappointed to wait.\nSure enough, an hour later Mardie arrived home, escorted by a smart looking guy in a suit, who was introduced to me before making a quick exit.\nMardie apologised for not being there and explained that she was out with the \u2018date\u2019 and they were held up badly in traffic in upstate New York.\nThings went from bad to worse when Mardie told me that I could spend the night at her place but tomorrow I would have to move as Sally had objected to me staying there, even only for a week or so.\nThings were not going well at all and no amount of entreaties from me would change her mind, so I became resigned to finding somewhere to stay on the following morning.\nMardie told me that tomorrow, which was Saturday, she would take me downtown and help me find a cheap room, and with that both women disappeared to their bedrooms and left me to kip on the sofa for the night.\nSo it was with a heavy heart that we lugged all my belongings onto the subway, and travelled downtown where, after a quick look around some seedy hotels I finally settled for a cheap room in the YMCA.\nAs soon as I had checked in, Mardie gave me a quick peck on the cheek, told me she had a pre- arranged appointment and that I could come over and see her the next day, but I should call first to make sure she was home.\nI sat in my room wondering what the hell I had got myself into, but I was young and full of optimism and decided to make the best of it. I resolved to do my utmost to see if I could recapture my beloved\u2019s obvious lack of feelings for me.\nSo the next day I called ahead and once again Mardie was out, but Sally told me to come on over and that Mardie would be back later.\nTo my surprise, Mardie was there when I arrived, but she looked very glum and serious and I feared the worst.\nShe told me that she didn\u2019t want to say anything when I arrived yesterday as I was very tired from my journey, but that she had been thinking about our relationship a lot lately and thought it better if we didn\u2019t see each other for a while.\nShe said that I should go to Montreal, find somewhere to live, get a job and once I was settled than I could call her and then maybe I could come back for a visit.\nShe said that my life was too unsettled and in any case she was very busy at work and wouldn\u2019t be able to spend much time with me.\nI asked her about her other \u2018dates\u2019, but she insisted that she had no serious boyfriends. She said that she had a few men friends\u2019\u2019 who took her out on dates but they were all casual relationships and that she hadn\u2019t slept with any of them.\nI tried to argue with her and suggested I stayed for at least a week, but she told me that the whole worry of me uprooting my life and coming to the USA had been getting her down. She was getting a lot of migraines and that the stress of it all had caused her to break out in acne, which I could see, was a fact.\nWe argued back and forth for a while, but the discussion was becoming increasingly acrimonious, and the end I acceded to her suggestion and took off back to my room at the \u2018Y\u2019 to sort out my bus journey to Montreal.\nMardie had agreed that we could keep in touch by telephone, and that once I was settled then I would be welcome to come over for weekend for a visit.\nThis seemed to be the best I could hope for in the circumstances, but I was far from a \u2018happy camper\u2019 when I made my way to the Greyhound bus terminal two evenings later, for the overnight trip to Montreal Canada and the start of my new life \u2013 all alone.\nAll went well until we arrived at the Canadian border.\nFirst the American customs and immigration officers entered the bus, gave us a quick perusal and then quickly disappeared.\nThe bus drove on a few yards to the Canadian side and the Canadian officials entered the bus.\nOf course there was a daily free flow of people over the border with Canada. The Americans and Canadians were not required to carry passports. Everyone was asked to verify their identity by showing a social security card, a driving license, or indeed, any document with their name and address on it.\nWhen they came to me I showed them my British passport. I was asked the purpose of my visit to Canada, and I told them that I was an immigrant. The officer looked at my passport again and asked me if I had an immigrant visa. When I told him that I planned to apply when I got to Montreal, he looked at me with suspicion, and asked me to accompany him off the bus.\nI asked him about my luggage, and he told me that the bus would wait for me.\nI was led into a room where I told to sit to await the arrival of another, more senior immigration officer.\nHe was a big bastard and very aggressive. He was holding my passport in his hand and suggested that it was a forgery! I was completely taken aback, and assured him that it was the genuine article.\nHe examined it again in great detail and the suggested that the photograph didn\u2019t look much like me. I had had the passport a few years and my photograph showed me with a short haircut, whereas now, in keeping with the fashion of the late sixties, my hair was almost down to my shoulders \u2013 I was a veritable hippy.\nHe then accused me of being an American draft dodger from the Vietnam War. Apparently there had been thousands of draft dodgers who had fled across the border and were now living secretly in Canada.\nI asked him if I sounded like an American, but when that didn\u2019t impress him I searched in my hand baggage and found a few documents that I hoped would convince him I was English.\nHe examined them in silence, and then slowly handed them back to me.\n\u201cOK Mac, you\u2019re not a Yank. But why are you going to Canada?\u201d\nI repeated my statement that I wanted to apply for an immigrant visa as I wanted to settle in Montreal and work there.\nHe looked at me and said: \u201cWhere are you going to live?\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t have a job yet.\u201d\n\u201cWhat\u2019s you line of work?\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m an accountant.\u201d\nThis response seemed to impress him and his unfriendly glare seemed to relax a little.\n\u201cAn accountant, hmm\u2026. Show me your qualifications.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t have any, I\u2019m only partly qualified\u201d.\nHis manner turned sour again.\n\u201cYou\u2019re an accountant with no qualifications\u2026. Ok buster, how much money have you got with you? Show me.\u201d\nI pulled out my wallet. I was carrying about fifty pounds. He wasn\u2019t very impressed, so I tried to explain to him that due to UK foreign exchange regulations I wasn\u2019t allowed to take much money out of the England but that as soon as I became settled and was able to open a Canadian Bank account, I would be able to transfer funds from my account in England to my new account in Canada.\nHe didn\u2019t seem to understand what I was trying to tell him and I had to repeat it three times, but he still looked at me as though he didn\u2019t believe a word I had said.\nFinally, he asked: \u201cSo \u2013 you have some proof of this money plan?\u201d\nI told him that I had some documents in my suitcase that should prove what I was telling him was true.\nWith that, he stood up and called another officer over. He gave the officer my passport and bus ticket and asked him to go and remove my bags from the bus.\n\u201cWhat about the bus?\u201d I asked. Will they still wait for me?\u201d\n\u201cNo buster the bus is leaving now, and you are staying here.\nYou have no visa, no job, you don\u2019t know where you\u2019re gonna live and you ain\u2019t got no money.\nI am not at all sure that we will allow you into Canada, and frankly, I doubt if you will be allowed back into the States, so you may be in for quite a stay at our little border jail!\u201d\nI WAS left alone for a few minutes and the reality of my situation was starting to sink in. Surely they wouldn\u2019t put me in jail? This was civilised Canada! It was an ex British colony for God\u2019s sake, and was still part of the British Commonwealth! What on earth was going on?\nAn officer I hadn\u2019t seen before entered the detention room with my bags on a trolley.\nHe sat down behind the desk and asked me very politely to open the bags and show him some proof of my finances \u2013 that I would be able to support myself if they let me enter Canada.\nI started to relax and found the file containing my bank statements and other banking documents. I showed him my latest UK statement, and also some details the bank had given me of banks in Montreal where I would be able to open an account.\nHe studied all the documents, and then took them out of the room and left me alone once more.\nI had been sitting there for half an hour when he eventually returned with a bundle of papers in his hand.\nFirstly he handed my bank documents back, and then my passport. My heart leaped \u2013 they were letting me go.\n\u201cWe cannot accept those bank documents as proof of assets. You may or may not intend to transfer money to Canada but we have no way of verifying these intentions so it cannot be taken into account when deciding whether to grant you an entry visa.\u201d\nOh God! I thought, they are sending me back to the USA.\n\u201cYou are carrying fifty pounds with you. That should pay for a room and board for a couple of weeks. So we have issued you with a tourist visa for two weeks. If you overstay your visa you will be arrested and jailed. If you can transfer money to Canada with two weeks, you may go to the immigration centre and apply for an extension.\nBut I warn you sir; under no circumstances will you be allowed to work. You may stay longer if you have money and can prove it to the immigration authorities, but you may not work. If you do you will be arrested and jailed!\nYou may now leave\u201d\nWith that he got up and waved for me to leave the room with my bags.\n\u201cBut the bus has gone, how am I supposed to get to Montreal?\u201d\n\u201cYou can take the next greyhound that passes through. We will speak to the driver and he will let you on. It happens all the time.\nAnother hour later I was back on the bus with a visa that allowed me to stay in Canada for two weeks, and a large stamp which read: \u201cPROHIBITED FROM WORKING\u201d.\nI had been sitting on the bus for a few minutes when the man sitting next to me, looked at me and asked me if I was O.K.?\nHe was a well dressed, middle aged American, also on his way to Montreal and he seemed genuinely concerned for my welfare, having seen me being escorted onto the bus by two immigration officers.\nWe got chatting and I told him my story. His name was Jim Donnington and he told me he was in the oil business. He asked me where I was staying in Montreal, and when I said I had nowhere to stay, he offered to help me find a place when we arrived there.\nWhen I told him about my visa problems and showed him my passport with the \u201cforbidden to work\u201d stamp in it, he told me not to worry about it. He advised me to find a job first and then go to immigration and ask them to change my visa status. He told me that they were crying out for accountants in Montreal and he was sure that they would grant me a work visa once I found a job.\nBy the time we reached Montreal, Jim had become a firm friend. I judged that he was genuinely concerned for my welfare \u2013 a young, shy, \u2018limey\u2019 trying to make a life for himself in a strange land.\nI was far too innocent in those far off days to think that he may have had other motives for helping me, and we shall see as my story progresses whether or not I should have been concerned about this apparent \u201cGood Samaritan\u201d who had come to my rescue.\nUpon my arrival, Jim helped me with my bags \u2013 he only had a small overnight bag \u2013 and we made our way from the downtown bus terminal and then took a cab to a decent looking residential area where we started checking out guest houses.\nIt didn\u2019t take long to find a nice room within my price range, but to my surprise, Jim paid the deposit to the landlady and refused to let me reimburse him. When I protested, he told me to pay him back when I was settled and had a job.\nOnce I had my bags in the room, Jim made his farewells. He told me he had business to do that day and that he would be returning to New York that night.\nHe gave me a card with his phone number on it, and told me to call him any time if I needed anything, and that once I was settled, to get on a bus and go and visit him in New York. He said he had a large apartment in downtown Manhattan and would be glad to put me up there.\nI really didn\u2019t know what to make of him, but I could only conclude that he was genuine and that I was extremely fortunate to run into him.\nAfter I sorted the things in my room I took a walk around the area I was staying, the first of many walks I was to take during my stay in the town.\nIt was early spring but still very cold. Montreal was only just emerging from winter and there was still plenty of snow on the hills and on open land. It was a beautiful city with a picturesque blend of modern and ancient and I grew very fond of it and its people during my time there.\nI decided to take Jim\u2019s advice and start looking for a job, and then go to immigration to see what I could do about my immigrant status.\nThe obvious place to start was in the classified ads of the daily newspapers, and I soon found that Jim\u2019s advice about there being an abundance of accounting vacancies wasn\u2019t misplaced. There were columns and columns of ads for accountants, and I picked out one \u2018punchy\u2019 looking accountancy employment agency that seemed to have hundreds of vacancies, and called them for an interview.\nI found the place the next day and came sporting my \u2018part qualification\u2019 certificate as a Chartered accountant, (I had passed the intermediate exam and completed my five year training article- ship), and more importantly, a glowing reference from my boss at the firm of Chartered Accountants. But my \u2018piece de resistance\u2019 was the terrific reference written by one of the senior Vice presidents of my previous employer, the US oil company.\nQuite how much my Canadian friends understood about the UK Chartered Accountants training system I have no idea, but all these papers seem to impress them mightily, and within ten minutes I had been ushered into the office of the man who bore the name of the agency and also whose name was on all their \u2018punchy\u2019 ads.\nMike was a brash, no nonsense, fast talking professional and was extremely \u2018bullish\u2019 about finding me a decent job and seemed totally unconcerned, if not a little upset when I related to him my problems at the border and my immigration status.\nHe said he would write me a letter to the effect that they were finding me a job and that I should go straight down to immigration and get the matter resolved. He said they were thousands of Brits working in Montreal and he had never heard of anyone having this kind of problem before. I was to call him from immigration if they gave me any problems.\nThe immigration officials were all French Canadians, and it became immediately clear that they were not going to be very cooperative in my attempts to have my status changed. Their hostility was palpable, and when I showed them the letter from the employment agency, they threw it back at me with disdain.\nI asked for a telephone and called Mike and told him what had happened. Mike was outraged and became more determined than ever to get his way. My problem had become his mission.\nMike made some enquiries through his contacts and came up with a \u2018human rights\u2019 French Canadian lawyer who had a lot of experience in representing illegal immigrants and fighting the immigration department.\nThe lawyer agreed to take on my case, free of charge. He told me that what the immigration department was doing, was illegal, and that under Canadian law, once I had been legally admitted into the country, I had a right to apply to be a landed immigrant and that it was in contravention of other Canadian laws to forbid me to work while my application was being considered, as it was tantamount to forcing me to starve.\nHe explained to me that recently the French Canadians had become very aggressive in trying to impose these \u2018no work\u2019 restrictions and that their actions only affected immigrants who were not of French origin. It was blatantly racist and he planned to challenge their actions in the court.\nArmed with this information he told me to go back to immigration, with a letter from him, and ask for the forms to apply for landed immigrant status.\nThis I did and this time I received much better and respectful treatment from the officers. They gave me a stack of forms to fill in and about two hours later I was called into an office where an officer was holding my passport. He told me to sit and told me that that my application for landed immigrant status had been accepted and it would take approximately six months to process. In the meantime he said I would be allowed to stay in Canada and he had stamped my passport accordingly.\nI assumed my problems were at an end, thanks to Mike and the lawyer, but my joy was short lived when he placed a document in front of me and asked me to sign it.\nIn essence, he was asking me to sign a paper declaring that I would not take gainful employment in Canada until my immigrant status had been approved\u2019\nI asked him how I was supposed to live for the next six months, and he said it was not his problem.\nI decided to call the lawyer. He then asked me to pass the phone to the immigration officer and they had a long, obviously confrontational conversation in French.\nFinally the phone was handed back to me and my lawyer told me that I should refuse to sign the paper.\nI asked him what would happen if I refused to sign, and he said he wasn\u2019t sure, but just refuse to sign and see what they do. The lawyer said that they had already stamped my passport up for six months and as I was now being processed as a landed immigrant they would not put a \u2018no work\u2019 stamp in there. Hence the document I was being asked to sign.\nI asked him if they would keep my passport or maybe even detain me, and the lawyer said that I shouldn\u2019t worry \u2013 that whatever happens he would help me.\nI was going to be a test case!!\nI HUNG up the phone and looked at the immigration officer.\n\u201cMy lawyer has told me not to sign the document,\u201d I told him.\nHe looked at me for a long time in silence, and then picked up my passport and handed it back to me.\n\u201cIf you try to work you will be prosecuted\u201d, he said, and then told me to report back to his office in two weeks\u2019 time.\nBack at Mike\u2019s employment agency, I recounted what had transpired and Mike called the lawyer who assured me that it was all bluff and that nothing would happen to me if I started working.\nBetween the two of them they pretty much convinced me that I had nothing more to worry about. So Mike started to set up interviews, and I decided it was time to move out of the guest house I had been staying in since my arrival and find more permanent accommodation.\nI found a lovely studio apartment in downtown Montreal at a rent I reckoned I could afford, based on the kind of salaries that were on offer for accountants, and somewhat recklessly signed up for a one year lease.\nOnce settled into my new bachelor pad, complete with TV and telephone (a luxury for me in those far off days), I decided to call Mardie to let her know how things were going.\nAlthough I had been preoccupied with immigration and other matters over the past week, I was now starting to miss her like mad and was quite desperate to hear the sound of her sweet voice.\nTo my dismay and disappointment, Mardie\u2019s phone appeared to be out of order and however many times I tried, I was unable to get through.\nIn desperation I decided to call my American \u2018benefactor\u2019, Jim, who I had met on the bus and who had been so kind to me.\nThis time my luck held and Jim answered the phone. I explained to him how things were going and all the trouble I had had with immigration and he immediately suggested that I take an overnight bus to New York that weekend to visit with him. He was sure he could find me a good job in New York if I wanted one.\nI explained that I had pretty much burnt my bridges now and was committed to staying in Canada, but he still insisted that I come for a visit and assess the situation.\nHe even told me that he could arrange for me to obtain a green card, which would allow me to live and work legally in the USA.\nIt was very tempting, for all I had wanted to do in the first place was to move to New York and be near my Mardie.\nI told him I would think seriously about his offer, and in the meantime would he kindly do me a big favour. I explained that I had been unable to contact my girlfriend, Mardie and was concerned that something may have happened to her.\nEver the gentleman, he said it would be no problem at all and asked me for her phone number and address and he would see what he could find out.\nThe following evening he called to tell me that he hadn\u2019t been able to contact Mardie by telephone so he had gone up to Queens to see her in person. He reported that both Mardie and Sally were at home and were fine, and that their phone was simply out of order.\nHe then repeated his request for me to come and see him in New York, and after all he had done I didn\u2019t feel I could refuse, so I agreed to come the following Sunday and stay for a few days.\nI reasoned that if I was going to New York, I had better go there before I started work in Montreal.\nBut by far and away the greatest incentive to go there was that I would be able to go and see Mardie, now that I knew she was at home and well. I was missing her so much.\nTrue to his word, Jim met me at the New York bus terminal and escorted me to a huge black limousine of a certain vintage and drove me to his massive apartment in downtown Manhattan.\nI was shown my huge, ornate bedroom with a massive double-bed and was then introduced to Jim\u2019s daughter, who lived with him.\nShe was Marie, a lady probably in her mid thirties who was very large and obviously handicapped, both mentally and physically. They lived together in this enormous place and it became immediately clear that Jim doted on his only daughter.\nI believe there must have been people to help take care of Marie when Jim was away, but during the brief period I was there, I never saw any sign of them.\nThe following morning, Monday, Jim took me to meet some people in a large Manhattan office and copied all my \u2018employment documents\u2019 while I filled out a host of application forms.\nHe explained to me that the company was engaged in classified work for the government and that I would require security clearance, but he felt sure he would be able to arrange that for me.\nI was interviewed and the company was very keen to employ me. There is no doubt that the letter of reference from the senior executive of my ex-employer, (the American oil company) seemed to carry a lot of weight.\nOn our way back to his apartment that afternoon, I asked Jim about the green card. He explained that through his contacts he would find a US citizen to marry me. He would pay the fee involved, and as soon as I was issued with my green card he would arrange for a divorce.\nThis plan came as quite a shock, but as Jim seemed so in control of the situation and was clearly able to pull so many strings, I came to terms with the idea pretty quickly.\nExcept that in my own mind I began to dream that the obvious alternative solution to avoiding any \u2018underhand dealings\u2019 was to persuade Mardie to marry me.\nBack at Jim\u2019s apartment, I tried Mardie\u2019s phone number. To my surprise it was back working and Sally answered the phone.\nI asked to speak to Mardie, but was told she was out. I enquired when she would be home and asked if it would be OK if I popped round later that evening to see them.\nThere was a long pause before she finally said that they would be pleased to see me and suggested I see them there at around eight p.m.\nWith much eager anticipation I rushed up to Queens that evening, looking forward to seeing my love at long last.\nSally answered the door, and when she showed me in, there was no sign of Mardie. My heart sunk.\nIt sunk even further when she informed me that at that very moment Mardie was winging her way to Puerto Rico for a vacation.\n\u201cPuerto Rico?..\u2026 Vacation?\u2026. why?\u2026. with who?\u2026.\u201d\n\u201cShe\u2019s gone with friends \u2013 it was a last minute decision.\u201d\n\u201cBut why? You told me she would be here, to see me\u2026\u201d\n\u201cMobi, she asked me to tell you to come. She wants me to speak to you.\u201d\nI sat in silence, staring at her, not believing what I was hearing.\n\u201cMobi, Mardie has been very distraught and stressed out lately. It has been affecting her health. She has been quite ill and has had to take many days off work. Migraines, fevers and very bad acne. She\u2019s not as strong as you think she is.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t understand, why is she so stressed?\u201d\n\u201cNo,\u201d I replied, but was starting to get an inkling.\n\u201cIt\u2019s because of you Mobi. She is so upset about you. She knows how you feel about her and she feels so guilty about it because she cannot return your feelings.\nShe is so grateful for everything you did for her in England and she is very fond of you and worries about you.\n\u201cBut she doesn\u2019t love me?\u201d I asked, forlornly.\n\u201cNo, Mobi, she doesn\u2019t love you and she doesn\u2019t want to hurt you. She doesn\u2019t know what to do, so her friends told her to take a vacation and get away from it all.\u201d\n\u201cHow long will she be away?\u201d\n\u201cWhat do you mean, you don\u2019t know?\u201d I was beginning to sound desperate.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know because she didn\u2019t say. She will come back when she is feeling better.\u201d\nThere was a very long silence as I absorbed this information. The reality of the situation began to take hold in my love-struck mind.\n\u201cSo what you are telling me is that Mardie doesn\u2019t want to see me again \u2013 ever,\u201d I mumbled in a low, croaked voice.\n\u201cYes, Mobi. I am sorry, but that is what I am telling you.\u201d\n\u201cDoes Mardie have a new boy friend?\u201d\nThen finally: \u201cMobi, don\u2019t ask that question. I think it\u2019s time for you to go.\u201d\nI looked at her for a long time before slowly and wearily getting to my feet and somehow finding my way out of the apartment, onto the subway which took me back to Manhattan and Jim\u2019s apartment.\nI was in a daze and I didn\u2019t know what had hit me. I knew that things were not so good between us, but I put it all down to my uncertain situation and had always convinced myself that once I had settled into my new life, then our relationship would return to how it had been in London.\nI was so young, so naive and so devastated. And to make it worse, I was all alone on the other side of the world -\u2018a stranger in a strange land\u2019.\nIt was enough to turn a good man to drink.\nThe next day I told Jim that my affair with Mardie was over and that while I was very grateful for all the trouble he had gone to in helping me find work and stay in America, I had decided that the best thing was for me to return to Montreal and start a new life there and try and forget about Mardie.\nAs ever he was very gracious and wished me good luck in Montreal and implored me to stay in touch and come to visit again, whenever I had some free time.\nHe took me to the bus station, bought my bus ticket, refused all my entreaties to pay him back for it and helped me on the bus.\nAlthough that wasn\u2019t the last contact I had with Jim, it was the last time that saw him, and I often wonder what may have happened if I had decided to accept his offer of help and stayed in New York.\nI would probably have become an American citizen and spent the rest of my life there.\nI never knew who Jim really was. He was an enigma.\nWhat was a person, with his apparent wealth, doing on an overnight bus to Montreal?\nHe seemed to have incredible connections, and sometime later when I wrote to him that I was in Nigeria, he replied, asking me to check out any available oil concessions as he was keen to do business there! I don\u2019t believe he was a \u2018bullshitter\u2019 \u2013 because as far as I was concerned, he delivered.\nHe was a kind, generous man who helped a fellow human being when he needed help, without asking for anything in return.\nA true Samaritan \u2013 something of a rarity in this day and age.\nI returned to Montreal, prepared myself for job interviews and resolved to put everything behind me and start again.\nOne evening, a few days after I was back, I received a call from London.\nOn the bus back to Montreal I had written to one of my ex colleagues in London, telling him the sad saga of what had transpired in North America, including the break up with Mardie.\nAll in London had known her well and knew that it was because of Mardie that I had decided to leave my job in the first place.\nAnd now, my former boss in London was on the other end of the phone. They had an immediate vacancy in Nigeria if I was interested.\nAt that time Nigeria was in the throes of a civil war, but what the hell?\nIt didn\u2019t take long for me to decide. I asked him about the cost of a ticket back to London, and he said that if I could pay for it up front they would reimburse me when I got back.\nA quick check of my finances revealed that I had just enough cash to cover the fare, but it would clean me out entirely.\nThere were problems \u2013 the lease on my apartment, my commitments to Mike at the recruitment office, and even the lawyer, but in spite of all this I decided to take the plunge and return home.\nI had come to North America in pursuit of love \u2013 and that dream was now dashed. 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        "raw_content": "Frankenstein\u2019s Daughter (1958)\nThis updating of the Frankenstein story to 1958 sensibilities means that you\u2019ve got long-in-the-tooth actors playing people in their late teens and monsters running around in bathing suits.\nJohnny and Trudy are a couple of cool cats who are in love and are going to be married once Johnny gets that promotion to assistant manager. The snafu (other than her husband-to-be\u2019s limited goals in life and his Frankie Avalon hair) is that she keeps having nightmares that she\u2019s a monster that prowls the city streets in a blue negligee. The movie\u2019s in black and white, so I\u2019ll have to take Trudy\u2019s word for it that it was blue.\nThis monster is basically a stuntman in a nightie with this stupid looking mask consisting of bugged-out eyes, nasty teeth, and a skin condition that would make Edward James Olmos blanch.\nThe movie doesn\u2019t dilly-dally and gives us the monster right out of the gate. Of course the only person to see the monster is Trudy\u2019s sometime-friend, Susan, a platinum blonde who when she walks, we are obligated to say \u201cshake it, but don\u2019t break it!\u201d\nThe next morning, Trudy\u2019s kindly uncle, the local mad scientist (he\u2019s actually more crabby than mad) wakes her up and she complains that she\u2019s really tired and had this awful dream. Mysteriously, the night before, all she remembers doing is having a nice glass of punch with her father\u2019s assistant Oliver Frank.\nFrank of course turns out to the secret identity of a Frankenstein descendant and as far as Frankensteins go, he\u2019s pretty rad. First, he\u2019s a good-looking, cool dude with a perfectly greased hairdo and always is dressed in a nice coat and tie. Second, he\u2019s pretty much into the uncle\u2019s face the whole time they\u2019re working together. Frank is always telling the old geezer that he\u2019s going to fail and he doesn\u2019t know why they continue to waste time on the old fart\u2019s research. To the old fart\u2019s credit, he yells back that Frank can quit whenever he wants to. Frank, though, needs the job because once the old timer is in bed, he and his assistant (how does he have an assistant when he doesn\u2019t even have his own lab?) are hard at work creating a monster!\nThose of you who are hoping for a coherent story are probably wondering what all this has to do with Trudy turning into an ugly she-freak. I was wondering this as well, so I got real close to my television, squinted hard at the screen and tried to use telepathy to make Oliver Frank explain what one experiment had to do with the other. It wasn\u2019t really clear and he mumbled it quickly, but I think he said something about preserving cells and he might have even been talking about the uncle\u2019s experiment.\nTrudy eventually confesses to Susan that she is the monster. Susan, who was the first one to see the monster, has the same reaction we all would to this news. She is outraged that Trudy is jealous of her and trying to steal the spotlight from her, claiming to be the monster in an attempt to one-up her yet again. First Trudy steals her man, Johnny, then she tries to take credit for the banner headline in the newspaper that screams, WOMAN MONSTER MENACES CITY!\nTo show how insanely stupid Suzie is, she decides that she\u2019s going to get back at Trudy for stealing her boyfriend and becoming a monster, by putting the moves on Oliver Frank which only results in Oliver running her over so he can use her for spare parts to complete his monster.\nHis monster is an ugly thing with its head bandaged and a messed up face. It\u2019s also wearing one of the ugliest outfits I\u2019ve ever seen on a monster. It looks like one of those vinyl sweat suits (with racing stripes) that wrestlers will wear to cut weight in a hurry.\nThe monster somehow escapes and kills a person at a warehouse, then comes back home for some reason. Frank figures that was a close one and gets the creature all settled down again. Meanwhile Trudy decides that the best way to handle her own monster problem as well as the recent disappearance of sometime-friend Suzie is to hold a big party in her backyard.\nBy this time, Oliver is ratting out the uncle for stealing chemicals, but asks the cops to go easy on him because he\u2019s old and infirm. The old man dies off screen at the hospital, the cops snoop around for the monster, the monster kills the gardener and a cop, Johnny throws acid in Oliver\u2019s face, the monster catches his sweat suit on fire from a Bunsen burner and everyone lives happily ever after. (Except Susan, Oliver, the cop, the gardener, the uncle, the guy at the warehouse, and the monster.)\nA monumental non-effort in the annals of dippy teenage horror littered with many moments that will leave you with a Frankenstein Monster-like expression on your face. Oliver Frank\u2019s chewing of the scenery with his slimy \u201cplayer/mad doctor\u201d gimmick will keep you amused for most of the movie as he gives you memorable lines such as, \u201cfrom now on I decide what\u2019s evil!\u201d and \u201cshe treated me like a monster, so I\u2019m going to make her into a monster!\u201d\nI\u2019m sure something could be said about how the movie represents those awkward years as we make the transition from teenager to adult. The fear of transforming into something we don\u2019t understand, as well as dealing with awakening sexuality as a monster that is inside of us just waiting to go on a hormone-induced rampage. I suppose you could also try and make the case that this movie is an important commentary on the repression of youth in late 1950\u2019s suburban America. 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        "raw_content": "Entire Letter For Beit Shemesh Response \u2013 Barry Gelman\nIt was suggested that I put the entire letter I wrote about responding to Beit Shemesh on the blog \u2013 so here it is.\nIn response to those inquiries I contacted leaders of the MO/RZ community in BeitShemesh. After much discussion a conclusion was reached that the best response on our part would be to assist the MO/RZ community in strengthening their presence in Beit Shemesh by raising funds so that their youth group headquarters can be completed. I cannot think of a better way to counter the intimidation that is meant to drive this community away than to build and put down even stronger roots.\nThis response on our part creates a Kiddush Hashem (sanctification of God\u2019s name) by reacting in a positive manner and in a way that will directly affect the children who have been the targets of the intimidation. The headquarters will be on the campus of the local Religious Zionist elementary schools \u2013 Orot Banot and Orot Banim, the very schools that have been targeted by the extremists. The vast majority of members of the youth group attend the Orot schools.\nChecks can be made out to American Friends of Beit Knesset Feigenson\u201d a US 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Please note on the check that the funds are for the \u201cEzra snif\u201d and mail to: Marc Tobin , Rechov Hayasmin 21 A, Beit Shemesh, Israel 99591.\n\u201cBut the more they were oppressed, the more they increased and spread out\u2026\u201d (Exodus 1:12)\nThis project presents us with an opportunity to reply to intimidation with courage, to react to destruction with building, ands most importantly, to answer Chillul Hashem (desecration of God\u2019s name) with Kiddush Hashem (sanctification of God\u2019s name).\nWith hopes for peace and with love of Zion,\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 at 9:29 PM and is filed under Jewish Thought.\tYou can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.\nOne Response to Entire Letter For Beit Shemesh Response \u2013 Barry Gelman\nAnon from Beit Shemesh says:\n\u2026or for that matter any one of the many community projects in Beit Shemesh. I am not sure why this specific one is being singled out as the correct constructive response to Haredi violence.\nFor example: The Yeshivat Hasder of Beit Shemesh that was supposed to be built on the same campus, the local Bnei Akiva (both Givat Sharret and Narkis \u201cEthiopian\u201d snifim), Hessed programs of Lemaan Achai (lemaanachai.org) or Vaadat Hesed of Givat Sharret, the Beit Shemesh conservatorium (which is supposed to get a new building but Haredi politics are preventing it)\u2026 the list goes on.",
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        "raw_content": "The two depart as strangers, but over the course of a few adventures, a couple of umbrella-clad cocktails and a whole lot of soul-searching, they return with a renewed appreciation for family and life.\n\u2190 Big Brother 20 Houseguests Revealed!\n\u201cComedians in Cars Getting Coffee\u201d \u2013 New Episodes on Netflix July 6 [Video] \u2192\nSal Viscuso who played Father Timothy Flotsky on \"Soap\" also was the voice on the PA announcements in \"M*A*S*H\"",
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        "raw_content": "In the automotive industry refers to the use of electrical or electro-mechanical systems for performing vehicle functions traditionally achieved by mechanical linkages/actuators. This technology replaces the traditional mechanical control systems with electronic control systems using electromechanical actuators and human-machine interfaces such as pedal and steering feel emulators. Hence, the traditional components such as the steering column, intermediate shafts, pumps, hoses, belts, coolers and vacuum servos and master cylinders are eliminated from the vehicle. This is similar to the fly by wire systems used widely in the aviation industry.\nRide-by-wire involves no direct, physical connection between the twistgrip and the throttle butterflies at the engine end. Conventionally there's a Bowden cable connecting twistgrip to butterflies, or the carburettor slide on much older bikes, but with ride-by-wire, the twistgrip operates a transponder which converts the movement to an electrical signal. This goes to the engine management computer which decides exactly what the rider is trying to achieve. It then sends its own electrical signals to a stepper motor which operates the inlet butterflies. So the twistgrip is joined to the butterflies only by electrical wires with a computer in between.\nWhilst the next clip reference a motorcar, the concept is clear - only replace the throttle pedal with your twistgrip.\nThere are various advantages, including the facility to have cruise control, some types of traction control, push-button power capping and so on, but it also mean larger intake tracts can be used. With a conventional system, if you snap open the throttle when a bike has large diameter intakes the airflow tends to stall and the bike at best stutters, and in more extreme cases an even stall. This was common on older race bikes. But ride by wire interprets your grab at the twistgrip as maximum acceleration needed, then it opens the butterflies only fast enough to prevent the air flow stalling. You could in theory do this manually, but it would drive most riders mad.\nIn turn, this means more power and better efficiency as the inlet gas flows in more easily. An extreme case is the RSV4 Aprilia - that engine is a bit like those jet fighters that are inherently unstable without constant computer control of their control surfaces, as the RSV4 has such huge intakes it would be unusable with normal throttle control cables.\nWhilst the term \"ride by wire\" is commonly used, the use of electro-mechanical technology is applicable just about in any function to the executed on a vehicle such as;\nBrake by wire - eliminating the need for hydraulics\nShift by wire - typically in an automatic gearbox such as \"Park\", \"Reverse\", \"Neutral\" and \"Drive\"\nSteer by wire - providing steering control in a car with less mechanical components/linkages between the steering wheel and the wheels\nThrottle by wire - electronic throttle control without any cables between the throttle and the throttle valve in the engine\nSources: Ash on Bikes, Engineering Explained, Wikipedia",
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        "raw_content": "November 7, 2017 March 6, 2018 Heather\nWill closes the books on the 2017 baseball season after a great playoff run. He brings in the co-founders of Pocket Radar, a new tool being used around baseball to explain how and why so many people are adopting it in place of classic \u201cguns.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Book Report: Emily\u2019s Ghost\nAuthor Denise Giardina grew up in rural West Virginia and has, in the past, been labeled an Appalachian writer. Previous novels Storming Heaven and The Unquiet Earth were both set in West Virginia. Giardina\u2019s latest work, however, not only journeys out of the East coast mountains but crosses the pond to the moors of Victorian Yorkshire, England.\nThe book, Emily\u2019s Ghost: A Novel of The Bront\u00eb Sisters (W.W.Norton & Co., 2009) is a fictionalized account of poet and novelist Emily Bront\u00eb and her family.\nGiardina\u2019s book is wonderfully dark and engaging, from its opening pages where Emily\u2014whose plain speech and get-on-with-it-in-the-face-of-certain-disaster demeanor renders her an unwitting Goth princess\u2014announces to her father that she\u2019s dying. And follows that bombshell with the statement that she won\u2019t be passing away too soon because \u201cI have another book to write.\u201d\nThus, the reader enters the complicated (if not terribly complex) world of Emily, her sisters Charlotte and Anne, brother Bramwell, their father the Reverend Patrick Bront\u00eb and Patrick\u2019s newly-appointed assistant, clergyman William Weightman.\nOf course, other than family names and the completed novel Wuthering Heights, little is known of Emily. That there ever was another novel is a matter of great speculation, but beyond the collected poems of Emily and her sisters, no other writing of the author\u2014who died at age 30\u2014has been found. Giardina doesn\u2019t let this stop her.\nWhile Giardina\u2019s speculations (the abuse the Bront\u00eb sisters suffered at boarding school, the harshness of their life as daughters of a clergyman in a small, impoverished village, their impetus for writing and the nature of their unpublished works and\u2014perhaps most titillating\u2014Emily\u2019s relationship with William Weightman) aren\u2019t without scholarly merit (in her introduction Giardina explains she\u2019s read a number of Bront\u00eb biographies and met with biographers, librarians and record keepers), Giardina certainly took liberties. And that\u2019s good: Fiction allows for that. What Giardina offers is a fully realized and terrifically human Emily Bront\u00eb, one who relishes solitude, cares little for social niceties and whose tempestuous moods call to mind her Wuthering anti hero Heathcliff.\nGiardina\u2019s main character is a mixture of puritan sensibility (\u201cEmily did not understand the games men and women played. Flirting was as incomprehensible as Mandarin. What was it for? she wondered. To win the companionship of a creature who was not half so interesting as the dog.\u201d) and unapologetic recluse (\u201cShe preferred the company of rough folk, when she wanted company at all. The poor of Haworth did not care if she did not keep to a social calendar. Only the better sort, the mill owners and their families, had any expectations, and they had long been disappointed in Emily Bront\u00eb.\u201d). Whether or not there is any degree of accuracy in this description is sure to be a point of argument among academicians\u2014yet to have such a complete picture of Emily is, if difficult to fully embrace, an enticing prospect.\nBut Giardina doesn\u2019t stop with Emily. Ghost explores the familial relations around Emily (\u201cWeightman noted that while in most families the women retired to another room, not to be seen again, that was not the state of affairs at the parsonage. Patrick, far from the overbearing paterfamilias, was often the most quiet of all. Clearly the old man admired his children and their intellect, and wished to allow them their scope.\u201d) as well as Emily\u2019s connection to the place she lived, her community and her station in life. Likely, as an author herself, Giardina was fascinated with what would compel a never-married 19th century woman to turn to literature. Was it a relief from a drab and rote existence? Was it her way to leave a mark on the word? Was she so moved by the English moors and the swirling dramas of love and loss played out around her that she sought to make sense of all of this through prose?\nOf course we can\u2019t know, but the Emily brought to life in Giardina\u2019s Ghost is a compelling (and ultimately tragic) possibility.\nDenise Giardina reads from Emily\u2019s Ghost at Malaprop\u2019s on Saturday, August 1. The 7 p.m. event is free and includes a wine and cheese reception. Info: 254-6734.\nCelebrate WNCW, WildSouth and Shannon Whitworth",
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        "raw_content": "What\u2019s next for the Asheville Film Festival?\nPosted on December 19, 2007 June 20, 2014 by Aiyanna Sezak-Blatt\nThis year\u2019s Film Festival may have been one of the best, but there\u2019s still room for improvement. That was the central theme to emerge from the second annual Asheville Film Festival roundtable discussion, held Dec. 12 at the Chamber of Commerce. The two-hour affair, attended by festival organizers, local filmmakers, writers and supporters, covered a wide range of ideas and concerns\u2014including praise for the high points of the 2007 festival and brainstorms for improvement in 2008 and the years to come.\nThe 2007 festival generated quite a buzz and received \u201coverwhelmingly positive feedback,\u201d according to Festival Coordinator Melissa Porter. But as Wednesday\u2019s discussion suggested, there is still work to be done.\nHot topics quickly surfaced and boiled down to the following: film-screening combinations and programming, festival length, cultivating an AFF identity, marketing strategies and the need for better long-term planning.\n\u201cThe combination of films were a little strange,\u201d commented local screenwriter Brenda Lilly.\nJaime Byrd, a local filmmaker, added that more attention should be devoted to pairing by genre.\n\u201cIt\u2019s time for the festival to define itself,\u201d Lilly continued. \u201cNow is the time to make that statement.\u201d\nShawn Lukitsch and John Bennett, co-founders of the Asheville Rejects Film Festival, felt that local films must be emphasized in order for the festival to succeed. Ethan Hunter, another local filmmaker, agreed, adding that he\u2019d like to see a \u201cyounger influence\u201d in the festival altogether.\nBut Neal Reed, manager of Asheville\u2019s Fine Arts Theatre, sounded a different note. \u201cIf we want to make an Asheville-only festival, we could do that, but I think it\u2019s about bringing in people and films from other places too,\u201d he said.\nThough well discussed, a defining statement about the Film Festival\u2019s marketing identity remained unresolved.\nMany agreed that the festival should be longer. \u201cBecause many of the categories are so competitive, extending the festival would allow a [greater] range of films to be showcased in Asheville,\u201d argued David Forbes, a Mountain Xpress staffer and Film Festival liaison.\nOthers pointed out that a longer film fest would allow for more screenings. Many popular films had just one screening\u2014including Year of the Fish, which won Best Feature.\nFinally, various roundtable participants called for better marketing and long-term planning. Finding better ways to advertise locally, regionally and nationally, attracting high-profile screenwriters and actors, and creating strategies for generating funds were all discussed as essential for the festival\u2019s growth. But these things require sponsorship money\u2014which the city is short on. Xpress publisher Jeff Fobes suggested that the Film Festival needs \u201ca working festival committee and a dedicated administrative person to start [preparing] no later than Feb. 1.\u201d\n\u201cThat\u2019s what I meant to say!\u201d Byrd chimed in.\nAnother roundtable discussion will be scheduled after the New Year.\nTo get involved, call 259-5800 or e-mail mporter@ashevillenc.gov\n3 thoughts on \u201cWhat\u2019s next for the Asheville Film Festival?\u201d\n\u201cMany agreed that the festival should be longer.\u201d\nThat\u2019s probably the single most essential thing that needs to be addressed \u2014 well, that and publicity. As it stands, we have a festival that runs from Thursday through Sunday \u2014 at least in theory. The truth is that Thursday consists of the opening night film, so it\u2019s really Friday through Sunday \u2014 and apart from the buzz films, Sunday scores mostly on the closing night film, not in the least because so many of the guests leave early on Sunday. With so few venues available to us \u2014 especially if we insist on keeping everything downtown \u2014 that makes it necessary to cram an awful lot of movies into a very small window. There\u2019ve been complaints that we don\u2019t do much in the way of retrospectives, but without adding days (and possibly venues) that\u2019s not going to change.\nPublicity and promotion also need attention. And, yes, there is a need for some younger voices to be involved. We had that to some degree this year thanks to David Forbes, whose work had much to do with the higher quality of films in competition.\nAs for defining ourselves\u2026well, how strictly do you want to do that? How tightly do you want to see the AFF pigeon-holed? There already are film festivals that are all documentary or genre specific or aimed at a specific group \u2014 like gay and lesbian festivals or underground ones. 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        "raw_content": "Album Review of Double Exposure by John Pizzarelli.\nHome \u00bb Jazz \u00bb Double Exposure\nGenre(s): Jazz, Vocal, Standards, Jazz Instrument, Guitar Jazz, American Popular Song, Vocal Jazz, Traditional Pop\nBuy Double Exposure from Amazon\nDouble Exposure - Very Good, Based on 3 Critics\nThis will come as a surprise to everyone who had John Pizzarelli tagged as a latter-day swing crooner who also plays some tasty guitar. Born in 1960, he is, in fact, a second-generation jazz guitarist, his father being the great Bucky P. This is a collection of 13 songs from his own generation, all given surprising new treatments. The Beatles meet Lee Morgan, Tom Waits meets Billy Strayhorn, James Taylor meets Joe Henderson and they both meet Lambert, Hendricks and Ross.\nJohn Pizzarelli is the most engaging of all jazz musicians, a charmer in concert, a warm host on a throwback radio show, and a singer who tosses off songs with a cool nonchalance that seems almost too easy. Graced with good looks and an attachment to fine suits and a swing-based rhythm feeling, Pizzarelli manages to be both youthfully funny and old-fashioned at once. And so Double Exposure is arguably the ultimate John Pizzarelli collection.\nOn this album, jazz guitarist and singer John Pizzarelli pays simultaneous tribute to the pop music of his adolescence (Steely Dan, Billy Joel, the Allman Brothers, Elvis Costello) and the jazz tradition in which he, as a member of the celebrated Pizzarelli dynasty, was steeped from his earliest years. The album title refers to the fact that the program takes classic pop songs and puts them in jazz settings: thus you'll hear a cool bossa nova arrangement of Joni Mitchell's \"Free Man in Paris,\" a completely natural lounge-lizard setting of Tom Waits' \"Drunk on the Moon,\" and a hard-swinging, boppish version of James Taylor's \"Traffic Jam\" that sounds like it was written for the Manhattan Transfer and incorporates the Joe Henderson composition \"The Kicker. \" There's nothing particularly revolutionary about this idea: the line separating pop music and jazz has always been fuzzy anyway, and many jazz standards are actually show tunes.\n'Double Exposure'",
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        "raw_content": "Album Review of Last of the Country Gentlemen by Josh T. Pearson.\nHome \u00bb Country \u00bb Last of the Country Gentlemen\nGenre(s): Country, Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock\nBuy Last of the Country Gentlemen from Amazon\nLast of the Country Gentlemen - Very Good, Based on 10 Critics\nHow do you crystallise the ragged, shattered fragments of heartbreak into musical figure and form? The thin, indistinct, practically invisible line dividing genuine catharsis from over-sentimental blustering has always been the ultimate meridian for singer-songwriters. And given that human emotion is by its very nature given to hyperbole and overwrought avowals, the ability to temper this while still maintaining a hand over your heart provides a challenge befitting only the brave and the brilliant. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Legal-Courts > Federal judge in Indiana holds mandatory \u201csex offender\u201d classes unconstitutional\nFederal judge in Indiana holds mandatory \u201csex offender\u201d classes unconstitutional\nBy Fatima Hussein . . . A federal judge has ruled that Indiana\u2019s mandated sex offender classes for prisoners who oppose them violates the constitutional right to be free from self-incrimination.\nThe Sept. 28 ruling in the class-action lawsuit filed in the Southern District of Indiana will affect all convicted, incarcerated sex offenders who opt out of the Indiana Sex Offender Monitoring and Management, or SOMM, program. Three of the plaintiffs will be eligible for release from prison.\nThe Indiana attorney general\u2019s office has filed an emergency request to temporarily halt the case pending an appeal, saying the decision could put the public at risk by putting convicted sex offenders back on the streets.\nA spokesman for Attorney General Curtis Hill confirmed that the office will file an appeal by the Oct. 30 deadline.\nThe ruling in the four-year-old case overrules an Indiana Supreme Court decision from 2014 that found the classes to be constitutional.\nThe dispute hinges on what the classes require.\nIn May 2013 Donald Lacy, Lawrence Greer-Bey, Frederick Holmes-Bey and Allan Kirkley filed a lawsuit against the state, then-governor Mike Pence, the Indiana Department of Correction and officials at the Plainfield and New Castle correctional facilities in Indiana.\nThe plaintiffs, all convicted of sex crimes, argued that since they pleaded not guilty to the crimes they were convicted of, they should not be forced to attend the SOMM program.\nThe program, instituted by the Indiana Department of Correction in 1999, forces participants to confess guilt in the crimes for which they are charged, give written consent to disclosure of confession and submit to a polygraph test.\nSpecifically, the program requires participants to disclose the details of the crimes for which they were convicted and confess to any past acts of sexual violence.\nJeff Cardella, a criminal law professor at Indiana University\u2019s Robert H. McKinney School of Law, says the requirement to confess other crimes for which they were not adjudicated or convicted is a clear violation of the Fifth Amendment.\n\u201cThe criminal defendant could potentially face additional charges as a result of that confession,\u201d he says. \u201cThey\u2019re being ordered to confess to crimes the state might otherwise not be aware of,\u201d he told IndyStar.\nIf prisoners do not participate in the program, they could stay in prison longer than they otherwise might.\nPunishment for not participating in the classes includes loss of good-time credit, loss of credit-earning class time and loss of \u201clife, liberties and freedom for refusing to admit to an act they denied at trial,\u201d plaintiffs allege in the original complaint.\nU.S. District Court Judge Richard Young ultimately sided with the prisoners.\n\u201cIt is undeniable that prison authorities may, in the interest of rehabilitation, impose penalties for failing to participate in sex offender treatment programs,\u201d Young wrote in his opinion. \u201cBut the SOMM program at issue in this case provides significant penalties, in the form of lost earned food time credits and demotion in credit class, or choosing to remain silent.\u201d\nHe added that prisoners should be able to earn credit toward their sentences without incriminating themselves, \u201clike any other convicted prisoner.\u201d\nRepresentatives from New Castle and Plainfield correctional facilities declined to comment on the lawsuit.\nAn attorney for the Indiana attorney general\u2019s office filed a motion to stay, pending an appeal of the case.\n\u201cIn the absence of a stay pending appeal, unquestionable and irrevocable harm to government actors, as well as the citizenry of Indiana will be sustained, the consequence of which greatly outweighs the harm to the limited persons affected by the Judgment,\u201d wrote Jonathan P. Nagy, deputy attorney general.\n\u201cIf the Court\u2019s Judgment is not stayed pending appeal, various convicted sex offenders, including three of the class representatives, are eligible for immediate release.\u201d\nThe case is expected to be appealed to the 7th District Court of Appeals in Chicago.\nhttps://narsol.org/2017/10/federal-judge-in-indiana-holds-mandatory-sex-offender-classes-unconstitutional/\nThis topic contains 10 replies, has 2 voices, and was last updated by WC_TN 1 year, 3 months ago.\nBy Fatima Hussein . . . A federal judge has ruled that Indiana\u2019s mandated sex offender classes for prisoners who oppose them violates the constitution\n[See the full post at: Federal judge in Indiana holds mandatory \u201csex offender\u201d classes unconstitutional]\n\u201d In the absence\u2026unquestionable and irrevocable harm to government actors\u2026.\u201d??? WTF!\nR. Arens\nIn the end, what difference does it really make? All the state of Indiana is doing is delaying the inevitable by citing that dangerous offender crap. Really? The best argument they had was that these men were obviously sex offenders and shouldn\u2019t be put on the streets? I think society as a whole has been fed too full with this \u201csex offenders want to rape your kids\u201d sbeil that they\u2019ve become completly ignorant of the entire issue. These guys broke the law, paid the price and need to move on with their lives like every other felon does, not be trapped in a system dictated by psycho babbel, hell bent on forcing confessions to further prosecute, disguised as legitimate therapy.\nFrom my perspective the headline here is THEY PLEADED NOT GUILTY!\nThere can be no public interests implicated from those whom were factually not guilty. Unfortunately, false positives occur in this country. It happens way more than people know. When a sexual component exists in any particular case jury\u2019s mindset is skewed in favor of the prosecution to the point where NO ACTUAL EVIDENCE is needed for conviction. Over at http://www.wrongful convictions blog and innocenceproject.org they confront that FACT on a daily basis. DNA exoneration lays that fact bare and NARSOL errs when it points to playground pissers as the apex of abhorrent application of SOR obligations. Clearly thzere are persons on the list who were actually not guilty to begin with. I am in that group.\nThis issue of \u201cconfess or else!\u201d is really the crux of state-mandated sex offender treatment. Why do you think so many \u201ctreatment\u201d programs require sexual history polygraph examinations? It\u2019s to find out what else you\u2019ve done. What\u2019s so insidious in my book is that even though they say there\u2019s no threat of self-incrimination, the threat still exists. In my state, you have to divulge the age, and gender of the victim. You have to disclose whether or not the child was a stranger, an acquaintance, or a relative. You have to tell when the abuse started and when it ended. Now, if that does not give them enough pieces of the puzzle to figure out who certain child victims are, then nothing does! In the case of a family member, all the state has to do is send detectives to an offender\u2019s family and see which child was of the same gender and age during the time the abuse happened and which of those children the offender was around during that time. From there it won\u2019t take long to ferret out the identity of that anonymous victim. Also, any other victim that didn\u2019t disclose their abuse at the time may come forward years or decades later. If the sexual history report the offender filled out still exists, the history questionnaire could be subpoenaed and once again they could find a little John or Jane Doe that matches the description and other details of the victim that\u2019s now pressing charges and there you have the offender\u2019s own words\u2026a confession. The state won\u2019t bother with the polygraph results themselves since they are inadmissible, but that hand-written questionnaire is a different story. I don\u2019t know how much protection the written statement on that questionnaire that states the report will not be used to incriminate would be. If the police can lie about non-existent witnesses or evidence and get by with \u201creasonable deception\u201d, it makes me wonder about that \u201cWe promise not to use this against you for prosecutorial purposes\u201d promise.\nIf treatment is the real aim of these polygraphs, then why don\u2019t they just stick to the instant offense and not threaten the offender with violations of his supervision based on an assertion of \u201cI didn\u2019t do it!!\u201d in cases when the offender has maintained innocence from the time he was accused?? Why try to force those who maintain their innocence to admit to something they may well have never done in the first place??? I know some offenders will lie and deny their offenses sometimes when they\u2019re dead guilty, but does that make it right to sacrifice the rights of every other offender in the state based on those who won\u2019t own their behavior?\nThere is none so blind as he who will not see. Robert E. Freeman-Longo, the author of that infamous article in \u201cPsychology Today\u201d which started the \u201cfrightening and high\u201d LIE the U.S. Supreme Court has held on to since McCune v. Lyle is not going anywhere anytime soon. This man, as well as Barbara Schwarz, the psychologist who wrote the 1980 D.O.J. manual who cited Freeman-Longo\u2019s article have since said their works were pulled out of thin air with no legitimate research to back them. When you write a manual with only 6 references to go on, one of which is the dictionary and the other is an outright lie told by a man with a financial interest in peddling his sex offender treatment program; an article for which there was NO peer review or any other standard of scientific verification and the highest court in the nation runs with it and returns to it time after time, I start thinking that when it comes to us, the truth does not matter.\nThe Supreme Court defies logic. They made two wonderful rulings recently:\n(1) Packingham v. North Carolina (even though that \u201cfrightening and high\u201d lie polluted the courts ruling\u2026)\n(2) Refusing to hear Michigan\u2019s appeal of the 6th Circuit ruling which declared retroactive application of the registry and its restrictions as punitive and a violation of ex post facto.\nThen comes the request for SCOTUS to review the decision overturning a lower federal court who ruled Minnesota\u2019s civil commitment program unconstitutional. The court declines to hear that case and in view of the 2 previous rulings I cited above it just does not make any legitimate legal sense. This makes me think that when it comes to major cases like depriving someone indefinitely of liberty based on the frightening and high myth that has been soundly disproven time and time again, it makes me think the justices vacillate between being serious justices and judges of law and outright judicial activists and politicians who pander to the states. It\u2019s as if they sat back and said, \u201cWe\u2019ll be going against this court\u2019s own past rulings if we grant review. The people in those states who have had civil commitment for so long will be ready to revolt if we rule against these programs and we\u2019ll force them to do something immensely politically and socially unpopular. We\u2019ll also be in the cross-hairs of an irate public, so we\u2019re not going to touch this issue with a 50-foot pole! If one\u2019s very freedom is denied based solely on fear and moral outrage after they have served the prison sentence imposed by the court does not deserve the highest court\u2019s strictest and unrelenting scrutiny, then nothing does.\n\u201cIn the absence of a stay pending appeal, unquestionable and irrevocable harm to government actors, as well as the citizenry of Indiana will be sustained, the consequence of which greatly outweighs the harm to the limited persons affected by the Judgment,\u201d wrote Jonathan P. Nagy, deputy attorney general. Translation:\nIf you rule that we have been violating people constitutional rights they will be able to sue us for damages you must change your judgement or we will have to take responsibility for our wrongs!\nHow pathetic and this is exactly what Indiana has for a legal system.\nI have read many responses on NARSOL about sueing for damages, we aren\u2019t leagaly able to sue so who ever that atg is in your state is dumb and doesn\u2019t belong in a position of power and if the higher courts believe that then someone needs a refresher course in law. The courts should already know they can\u2019t be sued for damages. I am not a lawyer and don\u2019t know much about the laws but that is something I read on this site from people who are very knowledgeable about this BS situation we\u2019re all in together. If you look in the AWA LOOSES IN PENNSYLVANIA and the other PA postings in the good new section. I\u2019m sure the laws in your state are probably different but they may be able to make light of something.\nThere is the option of trial. Demand jury of your peers!\nJonathon Merritt\nThe concept that makes all of us into sacrificial animals is the concept of \u201cSociety\u201d\nThis term has been high jacked by the people in power and the Sociologists who believe that our lives and our choices are not our own and that we are involuntarily born with a debt that we can never pay in full for as long as we live. They believe that the needs of the many will always outweigh the rights and liberties of the individual. More so than ever do they feel this way in regards to those on the registry. Such concepts as the Constitution,and due process , and equal rights are thrown aside when dealing with our group. We have been denied basic human rights because in the eyes of many in society, we are no longer human beings, ergo, no longer having human rights.\nWe are the last minority,who suffers from wholesale bigotry under color of law.\nBut there have been promising events in the last two years that may be a sign that there may be light at the end of this long dark tunnel that we have been forced to live in.\nNovember 17, 2017 at 11:43 am #27471 Reply\nNow everyone can see Jonathan P. Nagy does not understand the constitution at all, or maybe he doesn\u2019t care. Bottom line is anyone who thinks this is right should be disqualified from law.\nwhat about cases where the felon pleaded guilty but was advised by their lawyer to change their plea due to a plea agreement.\nReply To: Federal judge in Indiana holds mandatory \u201csex offender\u201d classes unconstitutional",
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        "raw_content": "World Hospice and Palliative Care Day 2012\nToday marks the World Hospice and Palliative Care Day. This is a unified day of action to celebrate and support hospice and palliative care around the world. This year\u2019s theme is \u2018Living to the end: Palliative care for an aging population\u2019.\nPopulations are aging with vast numbers of people around the globe living into old age. Increasingly, older people are living with and dying from multiple, chronic debilitating conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes cancer, dementia and HIV and AIDS. Older people must have access to appropriate care, support and treatment, which recognises their contribution to society and is tailored to their individual needs through the course of illness, including at the end of life. Unfortunately palliative care is very rarely available.\nOn World Hospice and Palliative Care Day 2012, palliative care organisations are calling for urgent action from UN agencies, governments, the private sector and civil society to ensure the following:\nthe inclusion of older people in the decision-making around their care options, including at the end of life\nexisting health policies address the unique palliative care needs of older people\nuniversal access to hospice and palliative care for older people living with, and dying from, life-limiting conditions including non-communicable conditions\naccess to, and availability of, pain medications, including oral opioids, for older people worldwide\nadequate support, training, supplies and equipment so that health professionals and carers can provide palliative care for older people in the community, in inpatient facilities and in people\u2019s own homes\nthe advocacy agenda on active ageing promotes compassionate and dignified care for older people with life-limiting illneses, including they are at their most vulnerable and approaching the end of life.\nFor more information visit www.worldday.org\nWorldwide Palliative Care Alliance\nThe Worldwide Palliative Care Alliance is an alliance of national and regional hospice and palliative care organisations, bringing together people around the world with a shared vision of universal access to quality palliative care.\nFor more information visit www.thewpca.org\n\u2190 NAHC Honors Eight Home Care & Hospice Hall of Fame Inductees PA Homecare Agency Uses Connected Care to Win Hospital Partners \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Nomura to Cut Jobs in Americas and Europe\nBy Saurabh Chaturvedi in Singapore and Julie Steinberg in Hong Kong\nNomura Holdings Inc. is planning to cut jobs in the Americas and Europe under a broader plan to reduce costs as Japan\u2019s biggest brokerage by revenue faces a slump in its overseas operations, people familiar with the matter said.\nThe cuts, which could happen as early as this week, follow a dismal performance in the bank\u2019s overseas units due to market turmoil. Nomura has posted pretax losses in the Americas for the past six straight quarters.\nIt is unclear how many jobs will be cut. One person familiar with the matter said the job cuts are part of a broader internal initiative to trim costs in the American and European operations.\nA spokesman for Nomura in London declined to comment.\nThe cuts, which come as investment banks globally are trimming staff, are the latest setback for Nomura\u2019s attempts to build its business outside Japan.\nNomura acquired the Asian and European businesses of failed U.S. firm Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in September 2008, a move that signaled its intention to join the top tier of global investment banks. But the Lehman transplants ultimately proved costly, racking up losses and making investors skeptical of Nomura\u2019s management.\nNomura undertook two major cost-cutting plans totaling $2 billion starting in late 2011. After the company was rocked by an insider-trading scandal in 2012, its leadership announced plans to unwind the overseas expansion strategy and focus much of the cost-cutting in the U.S. and Europe. Nomura operations in the Americas are spread across the U.S., Brazil, Colombia and Canada.\nNomura had 2,501 employees in the Americas as of Dec. 31, according to the most recent data available. It had 3,433 employees in Europe and 6,853 employees in Asia-Pacific. Those regions are still dwarfed by Japan, which employed 16,282 people.\nInvestment banks around the world are shedding jobs as lurching markets and low interest rates have crimped profitability. Banks including J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Inc. have warned that the first quarter was particularly tough for trading and investment-banking revenues.\nCredit Suisse Group AG announced 2,000 layoffs last month as the Swiss bank accelerates a strategy to shore up profitability. Bank of America Corp., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley have also undertaken job cuts in recent months.\nSeparately, Nomura is cutting jobs in Asia in a move unrelated to the scaling back in the Americas and the Europe. It shed 12 jobs in investment banking in recent months, people familiar with the matter said, and it is planning to cut a further 20 to 30 jobs in areas outside investment banking. Nomura in Asia is also active in asset management, wealth management and stock and bond trading.\nThe round of cuts in Asia is tied to the bank\u2019s \u201chousekeeping\u201d during its bonus cycle and assessment of its head count as it entered a new fiscal year on April 1, one of the people familiar with the matter said.\nAtsuko Fukase in Tokyo contributed to this article.\nWrite to Saurabh Chaturvedi at Saurabh.Chaturvedi@wsj.com and Julie Steinberg at julie.steinberg@wsj.com\nSaurabh Chaturvedi and Julie Steinberg broke the news that Nomura was planning to cut jobs in the Americas and Europe, possibly within a week.\nNomura to Cut Jobs in Americas, Europe as Part of Cost-Savings Plan\nJob Cuts at Nomura to Take Place as Soon as This Week\nNomura to Separately Cut Jobs in Asia",
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        "raw_content": "New Technology for Moving Airplanes on the Ground\nAugust 4, 2005 The Boeing Company and Chorus Motors have demonstrated an exploratory technology that could lead to a more efficient way of moving airplanes when they are on the ground at airports. Successful tests in June of an onboard electric motor attached to the nose wheel of a Boeing 767 have shown that it may be a viable way of powering airplanes to move in and around gates, largely eliminating the use of airport tow tugs and jet engines now serving this purpose, as well as reducing emissions.\n\u201cWe are striving to help our aerospace customers operate more efficiently, cleanly and quietly at airports,\u201d said Jim Renton, a director of Technology Integration in Boeing Phantom Works, the company\u2019s advanced research and development unit. \u201cOur testing has shown that onboard electric motors can be very useful in achieving that goal if packaging, weight and flight-related technical issues identified during these tests can be resolved.\u201d\n\u201cWe believe onboard electric motors have a great many advantages,\u201d added Bob Carman, Chorus Motors\u2019 WheelTug program manager. \u201cThey could reduce the need for ground tugs and their associated costs, allow faster flight turnarounds and increased fuel efficiency per trip, and reduce airplane noise and emissions at airports, to name just a few advantages.\u201d\nPhantom Works researchers, together with those from Chorus Motors, a developer of innovative electric motor technologies, have worked together this year to design, build and operate a prototype onboard electric drive system that may enable pilots of large airplanes to be in complete control of their airplanes from gate to gate.\nIn June, the Phantom Works/Chorus Motors team, in cooperation with Air Canada, installed an electric motor drive on an Air Canada 767 and conducted a series of successful tests. Air Canada pilots performed ground maneuvers on slopes and terrains typical of those at airports around the world, including driving in reverse from a gate and taxiing forward to a runway. Tests also were performed at ramp temperatures exceeding 120 degrees Fahrenheit and at loads of up to 94 percent of the maximum takeoff weight for the airplane.\n\u201cPowered nose wheels have very positive benefits and I am quite impressed with the potential of the electric motor technology,\u201d said Capt. Hugh Campbell, director of Pilot Qualifications at Air Canada, who participated in the testing with Air Canada\u2019s chief 767 pilot, Capt. Richard Burke.\nNext steps involve working to successfully resolve the technical issues that surfaced during the tests in order to define a path for commercial system installation.\nBoeing Phantom Works is the advanced R&D unit of The Boeing Company. As an element of Boeing Technology, it provides advanced system solutions and innovative, breakthrough technologies that reduce cycle time and cost while improving the quality and performance of aerospace products and services. In addition to its own development work, Phantom Works collaborates with universities, companies, and organizations around the globe to ensure it is finding the best technology solutions the world has to offer.\nChorus Motors, a developer of proprietary electric motor technologies, is a subsidiary of Borealis Exploration Limited. Chorus systems produce high torque at start-up speeds and can be used in applications in aircraft, automobiles, trucks, locomotives, and ships. A wholly-owned subsidiary of Chorus Motors, WheelTug, has been assigned rights for aerospace applications of the Chorus family of motor technologies.\nThis graphic depicts the low cost experimental setup that Boeing Phantom Works used to demonstrate the feasibility of motorizing the nose wheel of an aircraft. A developmentally mature motorized nose wheel concept would be smaller, lighter and more direc",
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        "title": "Reuel Marc Gerecht argues that moderate Muslims like Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf, nor places like his Ground Zero mosque,are not going to help the West defeat Islamic terrorism. | The New Republic",
        "raw_content": "Moderate Muslims Are Not the Answer\nThe New Republic\u2019s Jonathan Chait recently underscored a view about Islamic militancy versus the West that is widely held on both the left and right and should be challenged. To quote Mr. Chait:\nIt is precisely because radicalism is so pervasive and powerful within the Muslim world that it is so vital to cultivate people like [Imam Faisal Abdul] Rauf. Cultivating dissidents within Islam against murderous sectarianism is a primary task in our fight against al-Qaeda\u2026.we are fighting a war for the hearts and minds of non-radical Muslims, and the Park 51 uproar is helping drive potential allies into the arms of the enemy. It is madness.\nAre religious moderates really the key to our battle against jihadists and their sympathizers? (I\u2019ll ignore, for now, Mr. Chait\u2019s suggestion that moderate Muslims are so fragile in their moderation that Newt Gingrich\u2019s triumph in the \u201cPark 51\u201d battle would turn them into jihadist sympathizers, eager to see Americans again vaporized and burned alive.) Are our actions\u2014at least the \u201ccultivation\u201d of Muslim moderates\u2014so pivotal in this struggle? I\u2019m not so sure.\nIslamic radicalism isn\u2019t a new phenomenon, although the militancy that we\u2019ve seen grow in the Muslim world since World War II has a different cause\u2014modernity\u2019s relentless and merciless advance\u2014than the irruptions in the past. But the galvanizing sentiments of militants today probably aren\u2019t that different from what drove their predecessors to rebellion. The Franco-Tunisian author Abdelwahab Meddeb, who wrote an insightful and sympathetic book about the Muslim world\u2019s travails, La Maladie de l\u2019Islam (\u201cThe Sickness within Islam\u201d), put it succinctly: Le monde islamique n\u2019a cess\u00e9 d\u2019\u00eatre l\u2019inconsol\u00e9 de sa destitution (\u201cThe Islamic world has remained inconsolable about its fall\u201d).\nWhether we go back to Islam\u2019s first rebels, the Khawarij, whose most extreme foot-soldiers, the Azariqa, murdered Muslim women and children without compunction since Muslims who imperfectly practiced the faith could be lawfully killed, or to the numerous Shiite rebellions that punctuate Islamic history like volcanoes on fault lines, or to the Christian-crushing, Islamic-high-culture-pulverizing Almoravid and Almohad fundamentalist explosions in North Africa and Spain between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries, or to the Saudi-Wahhabi irruptions between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries, or to the Mahdist revolt in Sudan in the nineteenth century, or to Iran\u2019s Islamic revolution in 1978-79 and its Sunni aftershocks, of which Al Qaeda is the most lethal, we see devout Muslims who believe their world is in an ethical free fall.\nWhat was once pure and powerful has become dissolute and subservient. A community that was once led by the Prophet Muhammad\u2014the best of all men\u2014is now led by despots who neither preach nor practice virtue (or most abominably in modern times, ape infidels). The most basic question for a believer in heaven and hell\u2014salvation\u2014has often been behind all the violence.\nAlthough the primary material for critical periods of Islamic history isn\u2019t what it ideally should be, we can probably safely say that the moral suasion of \u201cmoderate Muslims,\u201d whatever they were at any given time, did not turn back Islam\u2019s many radical movements. The armies of establishment-loving Sunni caliphs and sultans, the bloody excesses and spiritual intensity of militant causes, and occasionally the military might of foreigners have been the critical factors in thwarting the triumph of those who felt, profoundly, the pulse of an angry God. Modern times have certainly intensified the speed and depth of the circulation of ideas and, therefore, the role of intellectuals (the Islamic world, unlike the multilingual, constantly warring states of Christendom, has always had a big, powerful pump\u2014the annual Hajj pilgrimage\u2014pushing ideas via the universal religious language, Arabic, through the Islamic community).\nBut this circulation has probably worked much more effectively for those who wanted to challenge orthodoxy than those who want to reinforce it. Moderate Muslims\u2014hereby defined as those who just want to get on with their lives\u2014have never been intellectually compelling, at least for those who like to read and write. It\u2019s a good historical guess that the experience of the Hajj\u2014a believer\u2019s contact with a sea of faithful Muslims, stripped down to the most basic white clothing and literally walking in the footsteps of the prophet\u2014makes fundamentalism\u2019s powerful, fraternal critique of modernity tempting to the faithful.\nHaving the Saudis, whose \u201cpristine\u201d Wahhabi doctrine is at war with the beauty and complexity of historic Islamic culture, as the rulers of Mecca and Medina also has not helped. (Meddeb\u2019s book is notable, for it is one of the rare books written by a Muslim who explores the catastrophic damage of Saudi influence in the Islamic world.) In the past, Sufism did heavy lifting in challenging Islam\u2019s dispensation for righteous militancy (although Sufism, too, as the Shiite Safavid triumph in sixteenth-century Iran shows, could be enlisted into rebellion).\nBut Sufism then was deeply mystical and paid homage to believers\u2019 never-ending love affair with magical men, whose guidance brings transcendence. Sufism today, as Feisal Abd Al Rauf\u2019s Sufi-lite writings clearly reveal, has lost much of its beauty and mysticism (unless you visit a New Age Western book shop, where Sufism remains as appealing as herbal tea).\nThe real truth about Rauf is that\u2014despite the best efforts of his American champions and detractors\u2014he is irrelevant. It\u2019s a good guess that if Rauf\u2019s writings become better known in the Muslim world, and the controversy surrounding the proposed Ground Zero mosque propel him from obscurity to literary fame, he\u2019ll become irrelevant and disliked. His occasional theme about an American Islam saving the Muslim world from its many maladies may make him popular among Muslim Americans, who probably didn\u2019t need Rauf to enumerate the advantages they have in the United States, but it\u2019s unlikely to gain friends in the Middle East, where Muslims tend to be a bit proprietary about their faith.\nRauf has redressed an idea that became popular among European intellectuals in the 1990s that a more moderate European Islam would spread from the Continent across the Mediterranean and through Turkey into the Islamic heartlands, eventually paving the way for a less troubled integration of Islam and modernity. This theory hasn\u2019t so far panned out, and European scholars who once believed in the possibility of such a mission civilsatrice for Muslim immigrants were always careful about expressing such views at colloquies and dinner parties among Muslims over there.\nFortunately, there are powerful moderating forces within the Islamic world. Probably the three most important are:\n(1) Fallen radical Muslims. Moderate Muslims may not be intellectually competitive for those who are tempted by militancy and jihad, but fallen radical Muslims are. As more and more militants renounce their former passions\u2014and we\u2019ve got a rivulet among the Sunnis and an ocean among the Shiites\u2014they develop a critique that translates well across borders and languages. 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Among both Muslim liberals and fundamentalists, it has become the standard for challenging the status quo. Democracy among faithful Muslims is a complex and at times contradictory discussion, but the competitiveness inherent in democratic discussions has had a significant effect on how Muslims in the Middle East conceive of the idea of legitimate government. Osama bin Laden and his more intellectual sidekick, Ayman Al Zawahiri, loath democracy among Muslims. They should. Once it takes hold, once Muslims as a religious community start debating ethics and governance, their critique of the world becomes nonsensical.\nAnd last but not least, (iii) America\u2019s wars in the Middle East, but especially the war in Iraq. There has probably been no single event, including September 11 and the subsequent bombings in London, Madrid, and elsewhere in the Middle East, that has caused more moral indigestion in the Arab world. The horrors unleashed by Al Qaeda in Iraq and its allies, especially the slaughter of Shiite women and children, have made many Sunni Arabs reflect seriously on jihadism, which had an abstract appeal to many secular and religious Muslims when the casualties were primarily Americans and Israelis (or just Jews in general). Iraq and to a lesser extent Afghanistan (Afghanistan is geographically and culturally far away from the Arab Middle East) have made the abstract more real since Muslims, even if disreputable Iraqi Shiites, have been the main victims. Historically, it has been wars and civil strife, not elderly white-haired intellectuals having feel-good interfaith dialogues with middle-class Westerners and Arabs, that have probably done the most damage to the call of jihadists. When George W. 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        "raw_content": "Emory ranked again as a 'Best Value' by Kiplinger's\nEmory Advantage\nUniversity, Emory College, Oxford College, Financial Aid, Awards and Distinctions\nKiplinger\u2019s Personal Finance magazine has named Emory University a \"Best Value\" for 2015-16, ranking the university 10th in its annual Best Value survey of 100 top private universities that exemplify excellent academics while keeping costs to a minimum. Emory has consistently been ranked among the top \"Best Value\" private universities by Kiplinger's since 2007.\nEmory ranked No. 23 among all U.S. universities, public and private.\nKiplinger's assesses value by measurable standards of academic quality and affordability. Quality measures include the admission rate, the percentage of students who return for sophomore year, the student-faculty ratio and four-year graduation rate. Cost criteria include sticker price, financial aid and average debt at graduation.\nEmory meets 100-percent of the demonstrated financial need for all admitted traditional, domestic undergraduate students as determined by a thorough review of each family's financial circumstances. About 54 percent of undergraduate students at Emory receive financial aid, and Emory dedicates extensive financial resources to help families meet the cost of an Emory education.\nIn 2014-15, more than $182 million in financial aid was awarded to undergraduate students, including both need-based and merit-based aid. Nearly 71 percent of the aid was provided directly by Emory.\nEmory Advantage provides additional need-based grant assistance to eligible families with total annual incomes of $100,000 or less. Competitive merit-based scholarships are offered to incoming first-year students as well, and such aid also is awarded to high achieving students currently enrolled.\nAbout 21 percent of students receive Pell Grants, a main form of federal financial aid for lower income families.\nFreshman applicants to Emory have the option to apply together or separately to Emory College of Arts and Sciences on Emory's Atlanta campus, or to the Oxford College on Emory's original campus, about 40 miles east of Atlanta.",
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        "raw_content": "Pharmacy Student Group Named Most Improved Chapter of the Year\nOrganization honored by National Community Pharmacists Association at annual convention\nOctober 27, 2017 by Whitney Tarpy\nUM pharmacy Dean David D. Allen (left) and members of the Ole Miss chapter of the National Community Pharmacists Association celebrate being named the Most Improved Chapter of the Year at the 2017 NCPA Convention. Submitted photo\nOXFORD, Miss. \u2013 The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy\u2019s student chapter of the National Community Pharmacists Association was recognized as the Most Improved Chapter of the Year at the NCPA Convention in Orlando earlier this month.\n\u201cOur chapter is devoted to promoting independent pharmacy in Mississippi,\u201d said fourth-year student Lily Van, of Honolulu. \u201cIt is an avenue of pharmacy that some people forget about, but it is such a vital part of our communities.\u201d\nOle Miss has an active chapter, often hosting events that allow students to learn more about careers in independent pharmacy. Many of its members participate in business plan competitions while also taking advantage of travel opportunities for conventions and special events.\n\u201cWe work closely with the Mississippi Independent Pharmacies Association, and over the past few years, we have also participated in the NCPA Congressional Fly-In in Washington, D.C.,\u201d Van said. \u201cIt\u2019s a great experience that not many chapters participate in, and sending students to D.C. allows us to actively advocate for our profession on the Hill.\u201d\nSome members, including Van, also are active in the national organization as representatives on the Student Leadership Council, a selective group of student leaders from across the nation chosen to represent NCPA.\n\u201cIt\u2019s great to see our students involved in national organizations like NCPA,\u201d said David D. Allen, UM pharmacy dean. \u201cThe firsthand experiences they have speaking with community pharmacists and visiting Capitol Hill will prepare them well for future endeavors, and I\u2019m excited to see what this group will continue to accomplish.\u201d\nEven with its award in hand, the chapter\u2019s work is far from done.\n\u201cNow that we have won Most Improved Chapter of the Year, I feel like the work is just starting,\u201d Van said. \u201cI would love for us to continue to be more active in advocacy and community outreach, because that is truly what the profession is about: serving the community.\n\u201cI hope that we will win Overall Chapter of the Year, but our main priority is to continue to advocate for community pharmacy.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Current Interviews /\nBetter living thanks to telemedicine \u2013 \u201cTelePark\u201c- project targets patients with Parkinson\u2019s disease\nBetter living thanks to telemedicine \u2013 \"TelePark\"- project targets patients with Parkinson\u2019s disease\nInterview with Dr. Kai Loewenbr\u00fcck, Neurology Specialist, University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus and Clinic and Polyclinic for Neurology in Dresden\nParkinson's disease is a progressive nervous system disorder that primarily affects movement of patients and makes their everyday lives very challenging. It also makes regular doctor appointments and treatment sessions necessary. \"TelePark\" - a project that collects different movement-related parameters using sensors and apps is designed to improve the quality of life for Parkinson\u2019s patients.\nThe project \"TelePark\" of the TU Dresden was awarded with digital health prize 2018 on 21.12.2018. 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        "raw_content": "Beyonce Breaks Record with 6 Grammys\nBeyonc\u00e9 brought home six Grammy Awards on Sunday night, setting a new record for women performers.\nSee photos of Beyonce\u2019s Stage Style\nThe 28-year-old singer won best female vocal performance, best female R&B vocal performance, best traditional R&B performance, best R&B song, best contemporary R&B album, and song of the year for \u201cSingle Ladies (Put a Ring on It).\u201d \u201cWow, thank you so much,\u201d Beyonc\u00e9 said. \u201cI\u2019m sorry, I\u2019m nervous. I\u2019d love to thank my family for all their support, including my husband, I love you. And I\u2019d like to thank all of my fans for all of their support over the years, goodnight, thank you.\u201d\nSee photos of Taylor Swift\u2019s red carpet style\nTaylor Swift also a stellar evening, bringing home four awards, including album of the year, for \u201cFearless,\u201d the biggest-selling album of 2009, according to the L.A. Times. The 20-year-old country singer thanked her family in Nashville. \u201cI just hope you know how much this means to me . . . that we get to take this back to Nashville,\u201d Swift said. \u201cOh, my God. Our family is freaking out, my dad and little brother are losing their minds in our living room. This is for my dad and all those times he said I could do anything I wanted.\u201d\nSouthern rock group Kings of Leon won Record of the Year for their hit \u201cUse Somebody.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Agenda, By-Law, parry sound, PS Power, Town Council\nThe agenda for this week\u2019s meeting is packed. There are several items that may prove to be controversial, and may require discussion and debate among the Councillors. More interesting will be how Council and Mayor handle the new electronic materials that they will be using on their iPads. As I mentioned in an earlier post, it\u2019s possible to review long documents on a tablet device but in many ways not so simple. The closed session topics include Parry Sound Power.\nThere continues to be nothing on the agenda related to rail safety. A disaster like Lac-Megantic can\u2019t happen here, can it?\n2.1.1 \u2013 a public meeting is being held prior to the open session of council to consider the rezoning of a property on Fleck Street from a \u201cResidential Second Density (R2)\u201d zone, to a \u201cSpecial Provision (SP)\u201d zone. This would permit a three unit multiple dwelling in addition to the uses allowed by the \u201cResidential Second Density\u201d zone. This request is likely to move forward without any substantial objection. Parry Sound is little by little becoming the town of multiple residence units in response to growing rental demands.\n4.1 \u2013 Jim MacCoubrey, President, 4-H Club, a letter regarding the preservation of nature and trees in Parry Sound parks and beaches. It includes a request to be on any tree preservation committee of Council that may be struck.\n4.2 \u2013 Keith Smith & Jim MacCoubray, a letter regarding a request to sit on a Parks Committee of Council to establish where and what type of trees could be planted in memory of a loved one. (Note that in their letter to Council they also invite me to move to Barrie or Toronto if I really love flowers that much. I don\u2019t understand how requesting a plan for tree planting translates into loving flowers and hating trees. I hope they don\u2019t start bashing the Mayor and Horticultural Society for planting flowers.)\n4.3 \u2013 Jack Patterson, President of the Algonquin Regiment Veterans\u2019 Association, a letter regarding the establishment of the Association\u2019s headquarters in Parry Sound and the Algonquin Pageant on November 2, 2013.\n4.4 \u2013 Alicia Macklin, a letter with a request to establish an ice cream tricycle business in Parry Sound that would be permitted to operate on the Rotary Algonquin Fitness Trail.\n8.1 \u2013 A request that Parry Sound call on levels of government to implement a national dementia strategy.\n9.1.1 \u2013 a resolution to accept the engineering and design services proposal from Tulloch Engineering for the reconstruction of the Fire Hall Retaining Wall in the amount of $24,550 +HST with an internal transfer of funds for this repair. Note: this is only for the design and engineering costs, the actual repair and reconstruction costs are not mentioned in the report or resolution. The repairs will probably be implemented in Spring 2014 and be part of the 2014 budget. It looks as though the wall actually was starting to shift. Has anyone heard what\u2019s going on with the wall at the Bobby Orr Community Centre? A concern about it was also raised in a council meeting earlier this year.\n9.1.2 \u2013 a request that Council amends the Customer Service Manual to meet the requirements of the Accessibility for Ontarian with Disabilities Act. This is a rather lengthy document that makes up much of the 252 pages of the council package. It\u2019s the result of much work and effort and provides important guidelines on how to best meet the needs of those with disabilities. There is also a request for funds to develop and implement a new municipal website.\n9.3.1 \u2013 the recommendation that the request for a town resident to change their billing service from Metered Residential to Flat Rate Residential be denied. There is also the recommendation that all future requests of this type be similarly denied. The council package contains considerable background information on this recommendation. I agree with the recommendation for what that is worth. It will help ensure more water conservation.\n9.4.1 \u2013 a recommendation from the Waterfront Advisory Committee that Council adopt the attached Schedule \u201cA\u201d as the new Town of Parry Sound corporate logo. The thrust of the redesign as I understand it is to provide a more \u2018tourist/recreation friendly\u2019 face to the town\u2019s logo. Resolution 9.4.2 requests that 2013 committee funds be rolled over to 2014.\n9.4.3 \u2013 a Staff recommendation that the rezoning application of K & C Hall Holdings on Louisa Street be denied. There are many arguments put forward in support of the recommendation, most notably that the rezoning is in conflict with the existing zoning for that area in the Parry Sound Official Plan. Rezoning is presumably not permitted until the Official Plan is amended. There are several conditions noted that the developers need to meet in order to permit a change in the Official Plan. Not a Catch-22 but rather a process that it seems some had hoped could be shortened.\n9.4.4 \u2013 a recommendation that the request for modification of Draft Official Plan concerning K & C Hall Developments be postponed until the September 17th meeting of Council to permit time for provincial input.\n9.4.5 \u2013 a resolution to allocate from the Smelter Wharf Reserve Fund for the approved repairs to that same wharf.\n9.5.1 \u2013 a request for Council to accept the $21,022 (HST extra) quotation from the PipeSpy company to flush and clean 15,900 meters of sanitary sewers and eleven wet wells.\n9.5.2 \u2013 a resolution that follows up a decades old requirement for certain property owners on Seguin Street to be hooked up to the town\u2019s main sanitary sewer on Seguin Street. Several commercial properties are not yet connected, and presumably now put their waste into the Miller Street sewer. The resolution provides for a two-year period to complete the connection.\n9.5.3 \u2013 a request for a new riding lawn mower in the amount of $10,070.58 including taxes.\n9.6.1 \u2013 this is a resolution to have building department staff investigate the feasibility of a Lot Grading Plan Submission policy for new residential builds in the Town of Parry Sound. There is no supporting information provided in the council package. I suppose the background will be presented at the meeting.\n10.1.1 \u2013 an agreement to provide by-law enforcement to Carling Township. The terms are consistent with those outlined by Council at an meeting earlier this year.\n10.4.1 \u2013 a by-law to remove the holding provision for the \u2018Age in Place\u2019 development property and follows the completion of various tasks including the town\u2019s assumption of College Drive as a public street. 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        "raw_content": "Xiaoming Cai\u20201,\nAnson Lee\u20205,\nZhaoxia Ji4,\nCynthia Huang6,\nChong Hyun Chang4,\nXiang Wang4,\nYu-Pei Liao3,\nTian Xia3, 4Email author and\nRuibin Li2Email author\nAfter the publication of this work [1] it was noticed that Acknowledgement statement was incorrect. The original statement reads: This work was supported by the grant from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 31671032; 31,570,899), and a project funded by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions (PAPD). R.L. is supported by the recruitment program of Global Youth Experts of China. However the correct Acknowledgement statement should read as:\nThis work was supported by the grant from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 31671032; 31570899), and a project funded by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions (PAPD). This study is also supported by the National Science Foundation and the Environmental Protection Agency under Award No. DBI-1266377, and U.S. Public Health Service Grant, R01 ES016746. R.L. is supported by the recruitment program of Global Youth Experts of China.\nThe correction to the Acknowledgements does not affect any of the experimental results, discussions or conclusions reported in this paper.\nCenter for Genetic Epidemiology and Genomics, School of Public Health, Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Preventive and Translational Medicine for Geriatric Diseases, Medical College of Soochow University, Suzhou, 215123, China\nSchool for Radiological and Interdisciplinary Sciences (RAD-X), Collaborative Innovation Center of Radiation Medicine of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions, Jiangsu Provincial Key Laboratory of Radiation Medicine and Protection, Soochow University, Suzhou, 215123, China\nCalifornia NanoSystems Institute, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA\nDepartment of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA\nDepartment of Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics, University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA\nCai X, Lee A, Ji Z, Huang C, Chang CH, Wang X, et al. Reduction of pulmonary toxicity of metal oxide nanoparticles by phosphonate-based surface passivation. Part Fibre Toxicol. 2017;14:13.View ArticlePubMedPubMed CentralGoogle Scholar",
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        "raw_content": "Hiding behind health\nI often get the impression that telling someone they should lose weight because it\u2019s a health issue is just a politically correct way of saying fat people disgust them. It would be nice to think that there are so many people in the world wringing their hands in concern over what that fat person on the street\u2019s blood sugar levels must be. But I don\u2019t see many people running around with glucometers warning fat people that they\u2019re about to become diabetic. If someone doesn\u2019t like fat people, I wish they\u2019d just suck it up and say it and not hide behind the \u201cit\u2019s bad for your health\u201d charade.\nFor example, I don\u2019t like cigarette smoke. I think it smells gross. Whenever I visit my smoker friend in another city, the first think I do when I get home is throw all my clothes in the washer and then take a shower. That smoke smell manages stick to every fiber and every hair it brushes against, just like cat hair.\nEveryone knows smoking will kill you. I would guess more people could tell you that smoking is fatal than could tell you who the Vice President is, and he just shot somebody, so he is just as potentially deadly! If someone is smoking around me, I could always say \u201cYou really shouldn\u2019t smoke. You\u2019re going to get cancer and/or emphysema.\u201d But honestly, do I give a shit if some anonymous stranger is hacking up their blackened lungs 20 years from now? No. America doesn\u2019t have socialized health insurance, so I don\u2019t have to worry about my taxes paying for their treatment either. I just don\u2019t want to inhale their second-hand carcinogens. So if I ask someone not to smoke around me, I just tell them \u201cI don\u2019t like the smell of smoke. Could you please smoke elsewhere?\u201d I don\u2019t pretend to care about the state of their air passageways.\nIf someone says \u201cYou should lose weight because it\u2019s unhealthy,\u201d I call bullshit, unless said person is a friend or family member who might actually have to foot the bill for my funeral arrangements or at least send a tasteful flower arrangement (fifty dollars, at least). What if tomorrow all the scientists came out and said \u201cOops! We were totally wrong. Being fat is actually good for your health.\u201d Would fat people suddenly be embraced and glorified? I bet dollars to donuts that they would not. Because health really isn\u2019t the issue here. It\u2019s about appearances and all the power that goes along with beauty and what beauty is perceived to be.\nIf you think fat people are ugly or gross, just step up and admit it. We all have prejudices and the only way to start overcoming them is to face them.\nETA: Of course, if your doctor or a health professional is telling you to lose weight, they obviously get a pass. I\u2019m talking about people who aren\u2019t friends, family or medical professionals. Just random \u201cguy on the street\u201d people.\nLater: Clothing History\nEarlier: Weight: 228.6 \u2013 Pounds left to lose: 68.6\nEh... not so much \u2022 March 28, 2006 at 12:33 pm\nInteresting. My mother was just diagnosed with Type II diabetes. I had known this day was gonna come at some point. She\u2019s also had high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and arthritis, all complicated/brought on by her obesity. Having been obese myself (see before and during pics at http://photos.yahoo.com/ellewiz ), I knew the risks. Mom is thankfully taking her diagnosis seriously and already starting to change the way she eats. But she will be a diabetic forever.\nDo strangers actually tell you to lose weight for the sake of your health? Personally, my main concern about the fat people is truly about their health, both physical and emotional, and their quality of life. But, I also believe that everyone has the right to make their own choices regarding those personal matters, so I keep my concerns to myself. Also, wouldn\u2019t a person need to be living under a rock to need to be told she\u2019s fat and that it may affect her health? Who doesn\u2019t know that by now?\nIn the case of smokers, I am less concerned about their health and more concerned about my air quality. It\u2019s more offensive to me for someone to do something that may affect my health, as opposed to do something that may affect their own. This is probably why I\u2019m much more likely to be friends with a fat person than a smoker.\nI wonder if people who advise fat people to lose weight wish it were socially acceptable to be intolerant of how a person affects the aesthetics of the world, just as how it\u2019s now socially acceptable to be intolerant of how a person affects the air quality.\nAmyt \u2022 March 28, 2006 at 2:15 pm\nit seems to be all over the place lately that fat people are all unhealthy and sad and they choose to be that way because they\u2019re too lazy to do anything about it. it\u2019s driving me mad. why must our society equate thin with sexy and beautiful. take dawn french, she\u2019s gorgeous and hilarious and successful and FAT. maybe i\u2019m really just up in arms about the fat equals no self respect thing MIM said the other day.\nwhile i was typing that one of my male customers took a long wandering glance to my chest, bet he wouldn\u2019t if i was skinny with no tits.\nEh\u2026 not so much \u2013 Sorry about your mom. My cousin was recently diagnosed with Type I diabetes, which has a different cause, but has certainly affected her life drastically.\nAmy \u2013 I haven\u2019t actually had a stranger come up and tell me to lose weight for my health. But I will occasionally read an article about obesity, health or whatever and there will inevitably be a quote from someone about how fat people shouldn\u2019t be fat because it harms their health. Which is a valid point, but I always question if it\u2019s the *only* point. It\u2019s usually tacked on at the end, like \u201cOh, by the way.\u201d There seems to be such a moral superiority about it too, much like how non-smokers can be very judgmental of smokers.\nI guess I was \u201cblessed\u201d in the fact that my husband never once said \u201cI want you to lose weight for your health\u201d He plainly stated \u201cI did not marry a fat woman. I don\u2019t want to be married to a fat woman. You were not fat when I married you.\u201d Heartless some might say but at least the man was honest. Though he would occasionly throw in a \u201cIf you weren\u2019t overweight you probably would not be sick all the time.\u201d A statement I constantly refuted. However, now that I have lost weight, I am hardly ever sick and when I am I recover quite quickly. So I guess he had a point.\nFurther on the subject of being overweight, It is quite noticeable that people treat large people differently then \u201caverage\u201d people. I have been working downtown for 6 years and people that have previously never said boo to me now greet me quite cheerfully. Is it because my attitude has changed so that I seem more open or is it because people just think that if you are overweight you are less of a person? Perhaps it is a little of both? Whatever the reason the life of a very large woman is not easy emotionally or physically. I still feel resentment toward the checkout boy that now offers to help me out with my groceries when before he would just shove my cart at me.\nI guess society (with myself allowing it) made me feel less of a person and not worthy of anything. Sorry to rant but everytime I think of someone knocking on the overweight it sends me right to my soapbox.\nBy the way losing the weight does have its downside\u2026I am so full of myself sometimes that I am just the most obnoxious person ever. My husband likes to say \u201cIts all about you isn\u2019t it?\u201d and I reply \u201cYep and it should be\u201d.\nI guess when I lost some weight I lost some humility also.\nJust wanted to let you know that I am extremely impressed with your drive!!!! I also think it is awesome that you can look at your journey with a sense of pride and a sense of humor!!! Keep up the good work!!! I love reading your blog!!!\nIt is really a bad habit that people have as not all fat people are unhealthy\u2026just like you said, an overweight person that is trying to lose weight, working out, eating well, sleeping well is probably BETTER off than a smoker who is skinny\u2026trust me, I quit a year and a half ago and I feel so much better health wise and I am still chubbalicious!\nThere\u2019s been a lot of debate in the media about smoking recently, and whether there is concrete proof or not that secondhand smoke is dangerous, because Scotland has banned smoking in public enclosed spaces, starting last Sunday.\nI couldn\u2019t agree more about the ickiness of smelling of smoke. I used to work in a pub for a while, and after I\u2019d been in there all day, I had to have a bath however late it was\u2026 When it comes down to it, it isn\u2019t totally about the state of the nation\u2019s lungs, but about the comfort of the majority. Maybe this does then make smokers an oppressed minority, but as a member of the majority I\u2019m finding it hard to be anything but glad about the ban.\n(I\u2019d like to think that not being able to smoke while you\u2019re out might help people give up, but I\u2019m not convinced, given that the best way to give up permanently seems to be not to ever start.)\nAmyt \u2022 March 29, 2006 at 9:24 am\ni always find it fascinating that hollywood glorifies smoking and vilifies the overweight. it doesn\u2019t make any sense.\nps-i added a t because there were so many amies. less confusing.\nJosie \u2022 March 29, 2006 at 11:24 pm\nI wish I had had the nerve to tell my grandmother and aunts what I thought of their so-called \u2018helpful, honest comments\u2019 about my weight, but I\u2019d like to think I didn\u2019t because I had more class than them. I cannot fathom walking up to a perfect stranger or friend and making a crack about their weight, smoking, drinking, etc. Quite frankly, I try not to notice people\u2019s flaws, and IT\u2019S NONE OF MY BUSINESS. Un-believable.\nB.J. \u2022 March 31, 2006 at 3:17 pm\nthank you for saying it! Hell yeah!\n(and side note, congrats on all the work you\u2019ve done. I just came upon your site from bitchypoo.com, and you\u2019re now going to have to be one of my lurker places. :)\nBob \u2022 July 30, 2008 at 5:45 pm\nI do not know where to start\u2026 I am the husband of a fat women for 32 years. She constantly blames me (or somthing else) for her being 280 lbs. Thirty two years ago at 183 she felt she was over weight \u2013 now she has many helth issues which take long periods of time to get over. SEX is the issue now, she does not want anything to do with it, has not for years. Think about a sexless marriage and picture what happens if you do not practice sex over a long period of time. No it does not fall off the guy\u2026.wrong answer.\nLooking for feed back, obviously I love her very much and have a HUGE frustration with her not understanding the concept that I am 20 lbs overweight because I would like to be average \u2013 yes how we look does matter.\nWe just attended a wedding of my son and his very thin bride. All the brides family has their weight in check, she does not like herself this way but cannot get moving to change\u2026.another wedding is only 10 months away\u2026what can I say that might get her going on a healther lifestyle????\nUltimately if your wife wants to make a change in her life, she\u2019ll have to be the one to make that decision. The best thing you can do is set a good example and be supportive of her. If she does decide to pursue weight loss, you can do your best to help her, like offering to work out with her, keep \u201cbad\u201d foods out of the house, and be sure to congratulate her on her efforts.\nRe: smokers\u2026 When we speak of secondhand smoke there is actually two kinds. Mainstream smoke is the stuff the smoker already inhaled and is now exhaling. It\u2019s had a lot of the bad stuff taken out of it already by the smoker\u2019s lungs, it just stinks. Sidestream smoke is another matter. That\u2019s what comes out of the end of the cigarette. It hasn\u2019t even had the benefit of a filter. Do people really think that stuff is safe? I wonder what their logic is.\nNot to mention the whole angle of I did not choose to adopt the nicotine habit and I would appreciate it if someone would not force it on me by smoking in my immediate vicinity. Not to mention my little girl\u2019s dad is asthmatic and *cannot* tolerate cigarette smoke for extended periods of time. You can\u2019t tell an asthmatic by looking at them, nor a person who is allergic to tobacco, so it\u2019s exceedingly rude to smoke in public where you might affect them. They have the right to be in a public space too.\nSo it\u2019s not about a \u201cflaw\u201d to me. This is serious business. Ohio has enacted a public smoking ban despite three separate efforts to fight it and I am SO glad.\nRe: guys who talk smack to/about their fat wives\u2026 You did remember that part of your vows where it said \u201cin sickness and in health,\u201d right? That includes mental sickness. That means even if she loses an eyeball and both her arms. You stand by her anyway. If you only got married to get free sex then you got married for the wrong reasons and maybe you should get a divorce before either of you gets hurt any farther.\nI happen to believe obesity only directly causes very few health problems. It is more often a symptom of other health problems, usually including deranged insulin and blood sugar levels. This not only impacts your weight but also your mental health. Also, someone carrying around that much weight is *tired*, and if they\u2019re calorie-restricting as well, they\u2019re also *hungry*. Put yourself in a fat person\u2019s shoes for two seconds and ask yourself whether you would feel much like doing anything. Especially when the best info you can find about weight loss is \u201cdeprive yourself of the nutrients your body needs and keep your body constantly stressed by doing too much exercise.\u201d\nI have no sympathy for men who find themselves married to fat women. Absolutely none. These same guys would turn around and scream unfair if they went into combat and lost a leg and came back and got dumped by their wives. It is the same principle. Obesity is a form of metabolic injury. Have a little compassion. A husband who nags his wife about this or threatens to leave her or calls her ugly isn\u2019t being loving, he\u2019s being abusive. The commenter who mentioned her husband doing that, he\u2019s *still* not happy with her. Now her personality isn\u2019t good enough for him either. She needs to take stock and make sure she understands what is happening because I can\u2019t see it getting any better from here.\nAnd finally, it really disturbs me that society cares more about energy storage, which is all fatness really is, and not about heart disease or diabetes or cancer quite so much. When these diseases are mentioned it is ALWAYS in the context that they only happen to fat people and are caused by obesity and neither is true! I want to hear more media outlets say that we have a diabetes epidemic and that we can\u2019t tell by looking at someone whether they are diabetic. You know? The fatness is just a distraction. There are healthy fat people and unhealthy slender people. It\u2019s about the labs, not the weight.\nSorry to blather on about this but the whole thing just aggravates me. I don\u2019t like being fat, myself, and I am doing something about it, but I also know that I\u2019m fat because of underlying health issues so my approach is compensating for those health issues rather than starving myself or running myself ragged. And I would never, ever, ever date a guy who said that weight was an issue for him. I\u2019ve dated fat guys before. I had a lot of fun. I still love one of them a whole hell of a lot and I don\u2019t care how much he weighs. Amazing how it\u2019s usually women saying that. Maybe men need to think about how much it sucks to be judged for your paycheck amount and extrapolate that to other things, I don\u2019t know.\nYeah I agree for strangers off the street, but its perfectly reasonable to say this to people you love, and not just because you don\u2019t want to pay the hospital bills when they have need a quadruple bypass :-P You want them to be around as long as possible, preferably with the ability to do stuff with you (i.e. not bedridden at home or in a hospital). It\u2019s pure selfishness, but that\u2019s love: you want them for yourself as long as possible.",
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        "raw_content": "Review of Glenn Bullion\u2019s \u201cDead Living\u201d\nDead Living by Glenn Bullion starts out as a traditional Day Zero tale with several survivors narrowly escaping a hospital being overrun by the undead. The story skips forward several years a couple of times to re-introduce us to the baby born on that fateful day who has grown into a young man with a special gift. The undead, for some reason, do not realize that he is alive\u2026or at least they have no interest in attacking or eating him. Aaron has survived in the midst of the undead, in Baltimore, which is crawling with them, for many years after everyone he knew was lost to him. As an adult he manages to cross paths with Samantha, another survivor who was abandoned on a supply run into the city by the rest of her team when she got separated from them. Samantha is aloof, cold, and distrusts just about everyone, but after Aaron saves her she feels compelled to do the same for him and invites him back to the small community she resides in a good distance from the city.\nAs the two new-worlders of the zombie apocalypse get to know one another they grow attached, though Aaron feels the need to maintain his secret talent from Samantha, for fear that she and the others in her community will think of him as a freak. But his ability grants him the capability to wander freely amongst the dead, and that is a talent that his newfound group of friends are going to need to survive both the undead and the living, who, as always, are the real threat to survival.\nDead Living was an easy read and took an interesting idea of the undead being indifferent to someone and ran with it. Aaron\u2019s gift gives him a tremendous advantage and his burgeoning relationship with Samantha has given him a reason to use it for more than just a way to hide away from the rest of the living, but to also help others. The author adds another undead tidbit with the \u2018thinkers\u2019, who are the rare but very dangerous undead that can figure out simple things, like how to maneuver objects or turn doorknobs to get access to the living. Naturally, the undead are an overriding threat (and when a thinker is around, they are doubly dangerous), but it is the living, including slavers who roam the wastelands looking for weak survivors to capture, that are the most dangerous element of Aaron and Sam\u2019s world.\nThe story does require a good deal of suspension of disbelief, especially when it comes to certain technologies that still work over two decades after the world has collapsed. While it might be plausible that someone, somewhere is making bullets and producing gasoline, it seemed a bit of a stretch that there are still stores of such commodities still being found on scavenging runs. It felt at times that the world was more like two to three years down the road from the first undead attacks rather than twenty three with what has come to pass for everyone still around.\nThe relationship between the main characters is well developed and their newfound relationship is well paced, though Aaron\u2019s fascination and thoughts about how beautiful Samantha was got a bit repetitive after a while. For the most part, their growing affection for one another didn\u2019t feel forced or uncomfortable though-it had a very natural appeal.\nThe zombie gore is kept to a minimum in the story and instead the focus is on the challenges Aaron and Sam have in both relating to each other and to the world around them. Aaron\u2019s secret keeps things interesting, but Sam\u2019s slow willingness to become more vulnerable around Aaron also keeps the story moving in the right direction. Overall, a fast, entertaining read that will appeal to those who enjoy the human dynamic more than a heavy dose of zombie gore in their apocalyptic fiction.\nDead Living can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Living-Glenn-Bullion-ebook/dp/B00B0MLXDK/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=8-1&qid=1408842194\nThis entry was posted on August 23, 2014 by patrickdorazio. It was filed under Other folk's stuff... and was tagged with adventure, Apocalypse, book review, Permuted Press, zombie apocalypse, zombies.\nDuane Patterson\nThe concept sounds a lot like Bob Fingerman\u2019s Pariah.",
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        "raw_content": "Niki Taylor Picks Motherhood Over Modeling\nFive years after her near-fatal car crash, the ex-supermodel savors life with her twin boys\nNiki Taylor can still be found awake most days at 4 a.m., just like when she was living in the fast lane as a supermodel \u2013 but these days she s up at that hour to check on her puppy Kaia before fixing breakfast for her 11-year-old twins, Jake and Hunter.\nShe centers the rest of her day on her boys, driving them to summer school, accompanying them on dirt bikes and begging them to pick up after themselves.\n\u201cI love being a mom and the chaos it brings me,\u201d says Taylor, 31, who lives with the boys in four-bedroom, French colonial in Brentwood, Tenn. \u201cIt reminds me how lucky and blessed I am.\u201d\nThose aren\u2019t words that first come to mind when reviewing Taylor s life. In 1995 she saw her younger sister Krissy, also a model, die at age 17 from a rare heart ailment. A year later Taylor\u2019s marriage to the twins\u2019 father, Arena football player Matt Martinez, fell apart. Then there was her battle with prescription drugs and the car crash five years ago that left her clinging to life and resulted in more than 50 surgeries and procedures to repair her wrecked body.\nYet as Taylor looks out over her 7-acre retreat she says, \u201cI have a good thing going on.\u201d\nShe rarely models anymore, instead focusing on a slew of fashion-related enterprises. She has even found a way to stay in touch with her wild side: by riding her Harley-Davidson Road King, an odd choice, perhaps, for someone who nearly died in a car crash. But Taylor shrugs off such concern. \u201d\nI\u2019m not one to worry \u2013 what\u2019s the point?\u201d she explains. \u201cWe are only here for a short amount of time. You have to live your life. I know that.\u201d\nShe knows that a lot better than most: In April 2001, Taylor was with friends in Atlanta when the driver of the car she was in attempted to answer his cell phone and lost control of the vehicle, smashing it into a utility pole.\n\u201cThe doctors prepared us several times for the worst,\u201d says Taylor s mom, Barbara, 59, a photographer. \u201cThey said, \u2018Don\u2019t expect any miracles.'\u201d\nDuring the six weeks she spent unconscious, Taylor says she experienced terrible nightmares. When she finally regained consciousness that June, she says, \u201cI went through every emotion possible and was like, Something has to change.'\u201d\nTaylor refocused her life on her boys, settling in Brentwood after she fell in love with the area during a visit. It was there that she dated ex-boyfriend Keith Urban, whom she was with from 2002 to 2004. \u201cWe\u2019re still friends, and I\u2019m so happy for him and Nicole.\u201d\nTaylor hopes that kind of happiness is in her cards too. \u201cI want to find the right man,\u201d she admits. But only homebodies need apply. On Friday I just want to stay on the couch and watch a movie with the boys, says Taylor. That is the perfect night.\u201d\nFor the full story, pick up PEOPLE on newsstands now.\nTaylor with her boys, Hunter, (left) and Jake (seated on fence)",
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        "raw_content": "William's Party Crasher Does It Again\nBefore Prince William\u2019s 21st birthday on June 21, Aaron Barschak was just another entertainer trying to get a break.\nBut by crashing the royal bash at Windsor Castle, dressed as Osama bin Laden in a pink dress, Barschak started the clock ticking on his 15 minutes of fame. He was also arrested for trespassing but never charged.\nWell, on Wednesday, reports the BBC, Barschak, 37, who describes himself as a \u201ccomedy terrorist,\u201d was back in his game, trying to crash into Scotland\u2019s Edinburgh Castle in his pink Osama dress and fake beard. And this time, he wasn\u2019t alone.\nAccompanying Barschak, who is just about to open his own comedy show \u2014 \u201cOsama Likes It Hot\u201d \u2014 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, were fans wearing masks of Prince William, Prince Charles, Camilla Parker Bowles and Queen Elizabeth, reports the BBC, which says Barschak\u2019s intention was to hold a press conference inside the castle grounds.\nOnly this time, he didn\u2019t make it past the gate. Furthermore, journalists were not pleased to find him pulling another stunt.\nAfter a testy exchange with one, says the BBC, Barschak responded: \u201cI\u2019m not funny. I\u2019m talentless as you can see. In fact, I\u2019m so talentless, I should have your job.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Ridiculous History: When the Puritans Said 'Bah Humbug' to Christmas in America\nby John Donovan Dec 12, 2016\nThe Puritans were the ultimate Christmas killjoys when they got to the New World. GraphicaArtis/Archive Photos/Three Lions/Hulton Archive/Getty Images\nOnce upon a time in America, Christmas was not a big deal. It might be difficult to fathom now, when ads for chocolates and jewelry pop up before Thanksgiving, and decked-out trees appear in living rooms shortly after. In fact, Christmas used to be flat-out illegal.\nWhen the Mayflower landed at what is now Cape Cod, Massachusetts, in 1620, the Pilgrims brought some serious baggage. They were aiming to establish a colony and a new way of life in the New World. One thing the Puritans wanted to leave behind: Christmas.\nIn England, as in much of Europe, Christmas was rife with unbridled partying. The harvests were done. The cattle were slaughtered so they wouldn't have to be fed in winter. That made fresh meat and fresh wine \u2014 as well as time to eat, drink and carry on \u2014 plentiful.\nPuritans didn't buy into the idea of Christmas. The Bible notes no date for Jesus' birth. In the Puritan mind, then, there was nothing to celebrate.\n\"Christmastime had really gotten out of hand. What was going on in England, with the feasting and the gambling and the general debauchery, they took as a sign of the decline of civilization and a decline of all the things that they valued,\" says Penne Restad, a history professor at the University of Texas and author of the book \"Christmas in America: A History.\" \"So they were really positing this idea of not celebrating Christmas as an opposition to all the decay of English society.\"\nThey were so serious about treating Dec. 25 as just another day that everyone on the Mayflower \u2014 some, mind you, were not even Puritans \u2014 worked on the first Christmas Day in America.\nThey didn't get time-and-a-half, either.\nLetting Loose ... Kind Of\nThe non-Puritans in the bunch were not as keen on a Christmas ban. Restad says it wasn't long before they acted out.\n\"Some of these newcomers refused to work ... one of those first Christmases,\" she says. \"William Bradford [the English Separatist and early governor of Plymouth Colony] said, 'OK, that's fine, until you're better informed, that's OK.'\"\n\"Apparently, they went out on the street \u2014 the word at the time was 'frolicking' \u2014 playing street games. He basically told them to take it indoors. [He said] 'I don't mind if you're doing this, but I don't want to see any of it. It sets a bad tone.' Those were not his exact words, incidentally.\"\nNot all of America was so against the idea of celebrating Christmas. Settlements in the southern part of America, like the one in Jamestown, Virginia, let loose. But the Puritans kept a stranglehold on fun in New England.\nThe ban never was completely successful, though. From \"The Battle for Christmas: A Social and Cultural History of Our Most Cherished Holiday,\" by Stephen Nissenbaum:\nIt was fisherman and mariners who had the reputation of being the most incorrigible sinners in New England, the region's least \"reformed\" inhabitants. Maritime communities such as Nantucket, the Isles of Shoals, and (especially) the town of Marblehead, were notorious for irreligion, heavy drinking, and loose sexual activity; they were also repositories of enduring English folk practices \u2014 places that ignored or resisted orthodox New England culture. It's no coincidence that Marblehead was also a site of ongoing Christmas-keeping.\noutlawing Christmas\n5-shilling fine\nA changing society, though, would not be denied. From \"Christmas in America: A History\":\nIn the end, whether slowly in New England or more rapidly in the middle colonies and the South, the forces of pluralism and the need for social harmony shaped and encouraged Christmas celebration. Yet its status as a holiday remained haphazard and varied widely. It would take the project of nation-building in the wake of the Revolution to begin to define an American conception of Christmas.\nEven after the Colonies united and became a nation, years passed before Christmas became the holiday we know it as today. Congress was in session on Christmas Day 1789, the year after the Constitution was ratified. The Senate worked on Christmas Day 1797. The House met on Christmas Day in 1802.\nChristmas in New Orleans, 1886. Apparently by this time, Christmas merriment was a bit <i>too</i> much for some people.\nbildagentur-online/uig via getty images\nFinally, Christmas\nChristmas began to take its present form later in the 19th century. Different religions and denominations \u2014 Protestants and Catholics among them \u2014 emerged in America, and they held Christmas as both a holy day and a day of celebration. The Puritans noticed.\n\"[The Puritans] are sort of being introduced to varieties of religious experiences that can't help but start to kind of wear away one's commitment to a single way of thinking,\" Restad says. Different religions formed local governments, and trade between various networks helped calm the antipathies between the factions.\nAs the New World prospered and a middle class was born, the idea of giving and receiving Christmas gifts took hold. 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        "raw_content": "interview, phoebegreenberg, technology\nWill technology change the way we experience art? As part of the fifth edition of The New Storytellers, we sat down with Phoebe Greenberg to get her thoughts on the matter. You can listen to the whole interview below.\nThe relationship between art and technology goes way back. From the camera obscura to mass production, new innovations have had a profound impact on art.\n\u201cAs we develop new technologies, the way we experience art might shift, but fundamental ideas remain the same. It\u2019s the work that matters,\u201d Greenberg says.\nThe Phi founder is deeply committed to providing access to innovative technology. \u201cIt\u2019s as important as giving access to new ideas.\u201d Today, technologies like AR and VR are the modern palettes. \u201cThey allow artists to express themselves. The headsets are simply really immersive canvases.\u201d\nBefore the age of mechanical reproduction, you had to travel to a gallery to see an artwork. In regards to VR, this is still the case. The best experiences are site-specific. \u201cSome of the best VR experiences are extremely costly, so it's not something that can be reproduced in mass at this point in time.\u201d In one way, you could say that VR has brought back Walter Benjamin\u2019s notion of the aura to the artwork. \u201cVR can be a liberation from the mind-numbing sameness of your feed. Going to a location to experience an artwork demands commitment and active participation.\u201d Greenberg believes these are ideal conditions for experiencing art, \u201calong with a willingness to be open.\u201d\nVR can be a liberation from the mind-numbing sameness of your feed.\n\u201cWith today\u2019s technology, we have the opportunity of being transported from one place to another. Or from one mind to another.\u201d Indeed, putting on a headset and experiencing somebody's artistic vision is the closest we\u2019ve come to seeing the world from another perspective than our own. \u201cIt can facilitate empathy,\u201d Greenberg adds.\nIt\u2019s an interesting paradox. Donning a headset seems like an extremely individual experience, but more and more artists are thinking about that dilemma and creating works that offer collective experiences, whether through the use of an avatar or a shared experience like a VR cinema. \u201cIt\u2019s a balance between sharing a moment and being totally immersed in a closed-off environment.\u201d In this way, the format seems to perfectly reflect today\u2019s society: alone, together.\nAll great art alters our perception of reality.\nThe immersive sensory experience of VR is a radical departure from traditional means of expression. \u201cIt offers new possibilities for new artistic experiences. It has the potential to incorporate touch and smell. Paired with the visuals you're seeing in your headset, this can seriously blur the line between the physical and virtual worlds.\u201d\nWhen asked if she foresees any problems in this blurring of realities, Greenberg offers a refreshing perspective. \u201cAll great art alters our perception of reality. Besides, I'm not sure what the real world is.\"\nInterview by Anne Bertrand\nText by Kristian Kahn\nPhotos: Richard Bernardin",
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        "raw_content": "Is Safety A Value, A Priority, or Neither?\nNote: I don\u2019t think anyone noticed, but I didn\u2019t post last week. Just too much other unpaid stuff to do for people who don\u2019t appreciate it. Just kidding, I was lazy and the subject I wanted to talk about is one about which I feel very strongly. So here you go, not 5 days late, but 2 days early\nA kind reader suggested that I write a blog about the difference between safety as a value and safety as a priority, and as luck would have the alignment of a company\u2019s values with its safety practices is one of my favorite subjects. Too often people say something is a value when it is, in fact, a priority. So what\u2019s the difference? a lot actually. Values are more than things we believe, they guide our every decision and how we react to issues and solve problems. Some psychologists believe that our personal values are fixed and hardwired into our brain by the time we are 7 or 8 years old. When we act in a manner that is inconsistent with our values we feel guilty and ashamed. So if we truly value safety then safety tends to shape our decisions\u2014we don\u2019t need to be told to behave safely, it comes naturally to us. While we may make mistakes (human error) that put us or others in harm\u2019s way, we don\u2019t take unnecessary or uncalculated risks and we don\u2019t put up with people who do; to value safety is to have it shape your whole worldview.\nPriorities, on the other hand, are flexible; even fluid. What is a priority come Monday morning may fall off the list completely by Monday afternoon. Priorities HAVE to change because life throws all sorts of things at us. For example, for years I worked in an auto plant building seats. When I first started our priority was production; my personal success was gauged by whether or not I could read a ticket, retrieve the correct part from dunnage, retrieve the correct screws from my tool caddy, install the part and drive five bolts every 55 seconds and keep up that pace for anywhere from 8 to 9.5 hours. If that sounds easy you should try it. Production was sacred and so much so that we quickly learned the exact cost of shutting down the line for a minute. They talked a good game for quality, but it we weren\u2019t there yet, and while quality might have been a priority for the guys in the front office or at headquarters that sense of importance didn\u2019t trickle down to shop floor.\nNot that we didn\u2019t produce quality vehicles\u2014I\u2019m still proud of the work I did and when I see the cars I built on the road 32 years later (and I do see them) I feel a sense of accomplishment and will often talk to the owners about the car. But given that I was busting my hump to keep up with the line, and that no fewer than six inspectors would ensure that I put on the correct parts I didn\u2019t value quality. Quality wasn\u2019t my job that was the quality department\u2019s job. Sure I would get chewed out if I put on the wrong part, but so what? They weren\u2019t going to fire me. If I didn\u2019t keep up with the line, however, I had three chances to find a job that I could do at pace and if I didn\u2019t I was out the door. I never saw a safety guy and to tell you the truth I\u2019m not sure there was one.\nWe had several fatalities in the short time I worked there but no one took much notice of them\u2014not to sound cold but I didn\u2019t know these guys so while I wasn\u2019t glad that they were dead I wasn\u2019t too broken up about it either. In fact, I used to joke that we shouldn\u2019t think of them as much as fatalities so much as a job opening. I know a crappy thing to say, but I was young and had not yet come to appreciate the true importance of safety. Then one day someone I knew died. An electrician with whom I would have breakfast with darned near every morning was electrocuted when he failed to lockout and at shift changed the supervisor (who had no idea the electrician was in harm\u2019s way) threw the main breaker on and killed him. That hit home, but the reaction of the front line supervisors seemed indifferent to me; this was before my dad and brother-in-law would die from work-related illnesses so while it shook me that my friend had died it didn\u2019t change my fundamental values. In fact, it showed me that culturally safety was not a value nor a priority. Production was a priority. If safety would have been a value the supervisors would have asked why the main breaker was off, he would have searched the area to see if anyone was working on electrified equipment, and he probably would have disciplined the worker for not Locking Out. But production was the priority and it was costing a fortune not running the line so the supervisor did what he had been conditioned to do and threw the switch.\nIf you want to find out what you truly value in your life see how you spend your time and money. A good friend of mine once told me, \u201cyou always have the time and money for what\u2019s truly important\u201d I have had people argue against this statement but I stand by it. If you would have me believe that your kids are the most important thing in your life and yet you spend no meaningful time with them then they aren\u2019t something you value. Don\u2019t get me wrong, you probably love your kids, and it\u2019s difficult for a parent to admit that there are more important things than time with your kids (watching football, going to work, watching television, or going out with your friends). You SAY you value your family but you have other priorities that take you away from your family. Saying that your family is a value isn\u2019t quite right anyway. Your family\u2019s health, happiness, well-being, and security may well be a value, and you understandably will prioritize the things that enable those things, like going to work or on an important business trip during your kid\u2019s birthday. You will know that this is a value because it\u2019s going to feel like hell doing it even though you know it\u2019s important to your kid, it\u2019s more important to continue your employment and put food on the table and clothes on your kid\u2019s back but it still sucks and you don\u2019t like it. On the other hand, if you valued time with your child enough, especially spending time with them when it\u2019s most important to them, you would find a job that accommodates you or you would quit and find other employment.\nA priority is always a choice and always feels like a choice; we know it\u2019s a choice, whereas values just feel like the right thing to do. Our values are so sacrosanct that if we find ourselves in a situation that does not align with our values we tend to get out of that situation. My ex-wife and I had very different values and so we divorced. Value misalignment can not only break up marriages, but cause us to quit jobs, and threaten safety bloggers with death or violence at the merest perception that what has been said does not align with values.\nWe can often excuse people who have different priorities than ourselves but it\u2019s much harder to forgive someone (or at least see him or her as your equal) if they don\u2019t share our values and that has created much discord in the world of safety. If your priorities get out of whack it\u2019s easy to recalibrate and (often with the help of your boss or close confidante) realign your priorities to your values. In philosophical terms, we all at least pretend to share the belief that everyone should go home in the same condition for which they reported to work, but too often that isn\u2019t really a value, and sadly in many workplaces that isn\u2019t even a priority.\nDid you enjoy this post? If you did you ought to pre-order my book I Know My Shoes Are Untied, Mind Your Own Business: An Iconoclast\u2019s View of Safety Which will be released in about 3 weeks. Did you hate this post? Then I would recommend you buy 250 copies and organize a book burning but make sure you only burn my books, not a stack of old text books with a handful of my books strewn a top.\nGreat post Phil. My former employers operating principle was Safety, Quality, Production. It was drummed into our heads during new hire orientation and countless times thereafter. The problem with such a principle however was that the shop floor knew all too well that the real operating principle was Production, Quality, Safety. That\u2019s because that is what the work force saw being demonstrated every day.\nPart of the reason for that was that a great deal of the management team was promoted up through the ranks. These people knew all of the shortcuts to keeping the equipment running without locking it out. Being now on the management side meant that they HAD to spout the official company principle, but everyone knew that when push came to shove production was #1.\nThe men and women on the line aren\u2019t stupid, they know full well what the company values and priorities are. They live it every single day. Unfortunately for them, they cannot help being subjected to the BS thrown at them, which makes the fact that they do such a great job all the more amazing.\nOh, and for the record, I did notice there was no post last week!\nKiran Rajbhandary 12:10 pm on September 30, 2017\nPeople who equate mere speed with productivity are mistaken. Efficiency has many metrics, and flawless execution from start to finish begins with values, purpose and true team alignment.\nA Classic, one of your best Phil!\n\u2190 Extra: Ask Me Anything\n4 Tips For Engaging Millenials in Safety \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "VoIP, or \u201cVoice over Internet Protocol\u201d, could very well be the next revolutionary wave in the IT field. But how many of us lay consumers really know how to make efficient use of the VoIP technology, the latest in-thing in town? Figure out which of three categories of callers you fall into: ATA, IP Phones,\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nHow many times have you spoken with someone on the phone and thought how unprofessional he or she was? Make sure others are not saying the same about you by following these simple steps listed below: Answer the phone in as few rings as possible. No one likes to be forced to wait. Prepare yourself\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nA successful conversion to IP telephony requires the right products, people, and processes, all working in concert. Often when an organization considers change that impacts every employee, such as an enterprise-wide IP telephony implementation, the process tends to focus on hardware, software, and getting the technology up to speed as quickly as possible. However, a\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nThere are many situations where you will be called upon to answer the phone. Knowing proper answering etiquette and developing good communication habits are important skills to learn. We\u2019ll show you how to respond to a variety of situations. At The Office Keep it professional. When you\u2019re answering the phone at your office, you don\u2019t\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nDon\u2019t panic just yet: but in a few years, your fridge could become a target for cyber criminals. As the number of devices in the Internet of Everything grows, so does the likelihood that connecting these devices and networking them together could increase the number and type of attack vectors we will see in the future. And\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nWhether you\u2019re in a customer- focused, retail-style business or an organization that handles a lot of internal calls, phone manner skills are very important to both develop and to regularly train people in. Here\u2019s a way to evaluate if your team\u2019s skills are effective and how to retrain them. Pinpointing Needed Improvements Start by using\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nJust a few years ago, it seemed that the old-fashioned phone call was going out of style. Smartphones were on the rise, and many people were using them for everything except making calls. Phone calls were still part of my job, but they were absent from my personal life, save for the occasional restaurant reservation or\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nWhat is it with VoIP that is attracting business people? Is it the catchy name or the technology with the so called cost savings and flexibility behind it? Let us get into a small analysis here. VoIP systems use the Internet connection to make calls and receive calls while the analog phones depend on the\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nMost of us use the telephone on a daily basis, but we may not always do so in the recommended way. Here are some helpful steps for better phone experiences. 1. Mute or turn off the television before attempting to use the phone. 2. Always say \u201cHello.\u201d Do not say anything else, unless you already know who\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nHow to choose your business phone systems? Here is a step by step guide on finding the best phone for your business needs. 1. Identify your basic needs Take stock of what is available with you at present Take the number of employees that you currently have and you plan to have in the coming\u2026 Read more \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "10 Rules to Have a Great Blind Date\nSvetlana, ID: 175525\nMany people think that there is nothing worse than a blind date. But in fact, this is an invaluable experience that you can get not so often. And besides, many happy couples met just like that. It shouldn\u2019t be so frightening for those of you who went on a blind date before. But a blind date may seem like a real test for those who do this for the first time. If you are afraid to turn such a date into a disaster, then read this article. This is a blind guide for you.\nWhat is a blind date?\nNowadays, it is not very easy to find a soulmate. So, many single people get acquainted through special sites, friends, social networks or a blind date service. And some of them have to agree to a blind acquaintance, although many such methods of dating are considered very risky and inconclusive. What is a blind date? It is an exciting and wonderful event. A blind date, most likely, can give you double stress and worry because you have not seen each other before and don\u2019t know who may come to the meeting.\nWhy should I go on blind dates?\nNow you know what a blind date is. In short: this is a date, going to which, you are not yet personally acquainted with a chosen one. You didn\u2019t see a person, didn\u2019t talk and didn\u2019t meet before. Therefore, the most important thing to remember in such a case is that such meetings often cause embarrassment for both participants. This kind of dating is something like a game. So, as numerous blind date stories advise, there is no need to expect anything serious from this acquaintance because such a date is like a lottery: someone is lucky, someone is not.\nHowever, blind dates have more pluses than minuses. For example, even in huge cities, people often feel lonely and can\u2019t find soulmates. In addition, many simply don\u2019t have time to get acquainted with someone and to find new people. In such a situation, blind dates are a real salvation. This is a wonderful way to learn new interesting people. Of course, no one can guarantee that all meetings will be pleasant and useful. But the more such meetings you have, the more likely you find new friends or lovers. And some people really find the love of their whole life. Of course, this doesn\u2019t happen to everyone because true love is a rarity. But still, it\u2019s nice to realize that blind dates can lead to such a result. And while love is not met, you can go on similar dates again and again, having fun, learning new people, and enjoying communication.\nNot so many of us have unusual meetings and events in a person\u2019s life. Your everyday life is mostly ordinary and uninteresting. So why not arrange a shake? You will definitely get a charge of emotion. Maybe this is the chance to get a loved one or a friend for life? And until you agree to it, you\u2019ll never know. A blind date is not shameful, it\u2019s just a way to meet new people. After all, you will get acquainted with a new person. You can talk on any topic, whether it\u2019s weather, common acquaintances, the latest news, and world events. Most likely, each of you will be of interest to another. So, don\u2019t be shy about it.\nIn addition, if a date is not so successful, then you can always leave, coming up with an excuse. It is unlikely that you will see each other again if your paths don\u2019t intersect in normal life. However, don\u2019t rush to make hasty conclusions. Very often unpretentious people are revealed on the new side and become extraordinarily charming.\nWhy shouldn\u2019t I go on blind dates?\nBlind dates can be terrible even if you think about everything in advance and protect yourself from obvious crime. For example, a partner may come to a meeting drunk or behave defiantly. It may turn out that a woman provided someone else\u2019s photo, and in fact, she looks quite different.\nAlso, a date can be incredibly boring. If a partner is too shy, then it will be difficult to find topics for conversation. Also, it is not good if a woman is overly talkative \u2013 you\u2019ll have to listen to her stories, not having the opportunity to insert a word.\nRules to have a great blind date\nIt is a very exciting idea to go on a blind date. But not always everything goes as want. On the one hand, you appoint a meeting to a person that you don\u2019t know well, and the very idea of \u200b\u200bsuch a meeting seems to you very bold. On the other hand, if this person proves to be an annoying loser, you will have to spend the rest of the evening in his/her company. But, nevertheless, it is worth trying to arrange a blind date at least once in your life. As a result, you can get a new lover or a good friend. Use these tips and you will surely manage to have a good time on a blind date.\nWhat to do on a blind date\n1. Be sure to contact a woman before a date\nBy phone, email, as you want. Assign the time and place of the meeting. Perhaps you can even get a photo! One doubt disappears at once. If not, then find out how you may find each other. Then choose an activity that you both like. You can go to a restaurant, a movie or a concert. However, after such noisy activities, be sure to find the time and place so that you can just talk.\n2. Be yourself and try to get to know a woman better through regular conversation\nHowever, too much information can destroy the beginning of a relationship. So, take your time.\n3. Come on a date earlier than a woman\nThus, you will feel comfortable and get ready for a meeting. If you are late, this may serve as a signal to the fact that you are not very interested in a woman.\n4. Get rid of any expectations\nNobody wants to be judged by stereotyping. In addition, the fewer expectations you have, the fewer disappointments you get. Just be morally ready for anything. Tune in for a new acquaintance and a pleasant evening. Be prepared for what you might not like your interlocutor. Don\u2019t get upset because each of us has own ideas about beauty and charm. Perhaps you will remain friends in the future. Also, don\u2019t rely on a photo in a blind date app. Today there are a huge number of websites and programs that transform any appearance. Invite your interlocutor not just to exchange photos but to take pictures at a given time. While communicating on the network, ask more questions. Don\u2019t be afraid to appear tactless because a person is always pleased to talk about his or her personality.\n5. Let your date last 30-60 minutes (even if it is not interesting)\nAnd what if she is your future best friend or love of life? Who knows! Just give a woman a chance.\n6. If you like a date, don\u2019t forget to assign the next one\nThis is one of the most important blind date tips. Otherwise, this meeting will be the first and last.\n7. Tell a friend or a relative where you will be and with whom\nJust in case, for security reasons. Don\u2019t forget about prudence. In the network, there are many scammers and other dangerous people. Take a mobile phone with you in case you can\u2019t find your woman or you need to contact a friend. Meet in a crowded place. Don\u2019t give a woman too much personal information on the first date and don\u2019t give your address.\nIf you are not going to enjoy a date, then you\u2019d better stay home. People feel comfortable in a friendly atmosphere. So, try to relax and smile more.\nGoing on a blind date, it is very important to feel self-confidence and remain open to communication. Nervous and shy people can\u2019t be attentive to their interlocutors. And attentiveness is the main quality here.\n10. You will have a second chance\nThis is our blind date advice for you. Even if something was not asked on the first date but you liked a woman, no one prevented you from repeating the meeting. Just call and invite her on a date once again!\nIt is necessary to adhere to these recommendations if you want your communication to grow into something more. Remember that time is playing against you in this situation. The more time you devote to networking, the less chance that you will get something. If you are interested in this particular woman and want to learn more about her, then don\u2019t delay with a real meeting. If a woman postpones personal communication, then most likely you are not interesting to her.\nQuestions to ask on a blind date\u200b\nWhat is the most important for a good date? Right, a qualitative and informative conversation that will involve two participants at once. But sometimes, when you see a person for the first time, it is very difficult to start a lively and easy conversation. That is why it is necessary to prepare several general topics in advance, from which it is possible to start a conversation. It is necessary to ask questions but not overdo. Prepare a list of questions that will help melt the ice and set up the conversation in the right way. For a start, you can ask some cheerful questions to help an interlocutor relax. Here are the approximate questions you may ask:\nDo you prefer movies or books?\nDepending on the answer to the question 6, ask what genre she likes.\nDo you like to travel? In which countries have you traveled?\nWhat book have you recently read?\nDo you like more cats or dogs?\nIf you had a chance to eat the last dish in your life, what would it be?\nIf you win a huge sum, what will you spend it on?\nIf you had the opportunity to live one day in the image of another person, who would it be?\nWhat is you the most harmful habit?\nWhat would you do if this was the last day?\nWhat would you like to do in the near future?\nDo you consider yourself a careerist?\nWhat is your most unusual hobby?\nRemember: the basic principle of the first blind date is the sincerity and naturalness of behavior and emotions. Relax, connect intuition, and you will conquer a girl.\nDon\u2019t miss your chance to live happily! In the modern world, we all hurry somewhere and life goes somehow past us. And one day, you realize that you are absolutely alone, there are no friends who understand you, no love, and so on. But you want to always have someone nearby. 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        "raw_content": "News from the world of maths: The Plus podcast : The story of the G\nRate this podcast: The story of the Gomboc(online surveys)\nA G\u00f6mb\u00f6c is a strange thing. It looks like an egg with sharp edges, and when you put it down it starts wriggling and rolling around as if it were alive. Until quite recently, no-one knew whether G\u00f6mb\u00f6cs even existed. Even now, G\u00e1bor Domokos, one of their discoverers, reckons that in some sense they barely exists at all. So what are G\u00f6mb\u00f6cs and what makes them special?\nAt 11:32 AM, Geekiac said...\nItunes reports an error with the podcast url.\n\"PLUS podcast - maths on the move\" does not seem to be a valid Podcast URL.\nPlease check that you have entered the correct URL and try again.\nThank you! The problem's been fixed.\nNews from the world of maths: Guerilla maths\nNews from the world of maths: What is dark energy?\nIn our third online poll to find out what Plus readers would most like to know about the Universe, you told us that you'd like to learn about the secrets of dark matter and dark energy. We took the second part of the question \u2014 what is dark matter? \u2014 to John D. Barrow, renowned cosmologist and Professor of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge. Here is his answer. (The first part of the question has been answered in Plus by Martin Rees.)\nLabels: IYA2009, Latest news\nAt 11:53 AM, Dr V C Sharma said...\nIn my view, as the old stars die new will be born at all times whether or not the universe is expanding. The total matter in the universe must remain the same at all times and this includes dark energy and dark matter. Dark matter and dark energy could be transforming simultaneously into one another constantly maintaining the same dynamic ratio of dark matter to dark energy.\nAt 12:01 PM, Dr V C Sharma said...\nIn my view, even the expanding universe, the fading away of old stars will result in the creation of new stars and therefore new galaxies. So there will NEVER be the so-called death of the universe whether or not the universe is expanding, contracting or static.\nNews from the world of maths: Maths A levels are on the rise!\nMaths A levels are on the rise!\nThe numbers of students taking AS and A level Mathematics and Further Mathematics qualifications have increased very significantly this year. A level Mathematics numbers are up from 64593 to 72475, a 12% increase, while A level Further Mathematics numbers are up from 9091 to 10473, a 15% increase. The Further Mathematics increases are the highest of any mainstream A level subject.\nThere appear to be much larger increases at AS level, with AS Mathematics numbers up from 84613 to 103312, a 22% increase, and AS Further Mathematics numbers up from 8945 to 13164, a 47% increase. However, it is not entirely certain that these figures can be taken at face value, due to changes in the advice regarding when candidates should apply for certification.\nThe results come at a time when A-level mathematics has been widely discussed in the news, with controversy over plans to introduce a new A-level in Use of Mathematics as well as calls to award more school league table points for \"harder\" subjects such as mathematics and physics.\nChris Budd, Education Secretary at the London Mathematical Society said, \"We have been concerned at the recent decline in the number of candidates taking A-level mathematics and are now delighted that the subject is again attracting healthy levels of interest. Many of these candidates will go on to study mathematically-rich subjects at university, but many others will find their mathematics useful whatever they go on to study or in their working lives. \" Duncan Lawson of the Higher Education Service Area at the Institute of Mathematics and Its Applications said, \"The continued growth in success at A-level mathematics is fantastic news for the future of the subject in the UK. It is also good news for the country as a mathematically well-qualified workforce is essential for our international economic competitiveness. \"\nThe news has also been welcomed by other organisations concerned with maths education in schools, including the Advisory Committee on Mathematics Education (ACME), the National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics (NCETM), and the Engineering Council UK. Particular praise has been heaped on the Further Mathematics Network (now replaced and extended by the Further Mathematics Support Programme), which for the last four years has provided tuition to students who could not access Further Mathematics tuition in their own schools and colleges. \"The strong growth in numbers taking both these subjects is a tribute to the work of the Further Mathematics Network and others who are working to increase the popularity of Mathematics,\" said John Holman, Director of the National Science Learning Centre and National STEM Director.\nThe Further Mathematics Network was launched four years ago, because many students had been missing out on the opportunity to take Further Maths at A level. This was worrying, since a high level of mathematics is a pre-requisite for many degree subjects. \"Further Mathematics is widely recognised by university departments in the sciences, engineering, computing and mathematics, the so called 'STEM' subjects, as one of the most demanding and useful AS/A level subjects,\" said Charlie Stripp, Programme Leader of the Further Mathematics Support Programme. \"These increased numbers will result in more students being well-prepared to make the transition to university in these vital subject areas. Taking Further Maths is a great way for students to show they have that something extra.\"\nNews from the world of maths: Culture clash: The 'two cultures' 50 years on\nFifty years ago, C.P. Snow claimed there were 'two cultures', sciences and the humanities, with an unbridgeable gulf between them.The idea sparked widespread controversy, which has continued ever since.\nThis debate will be revisited in the event Culture clash: The 'two cultures' 50 years on, part of the British Science Festival at the University of Surrey (Guildford). The speakers, Prof Robert Bud from the Science Museum, Dr Red Nield, editor of Geoscientist magazine, and Prof Raymond Tallis from the University of Manchester, will take a critical look at Snow's notorious idea and its enduring appeal. Have the two cultures moved any closer? And what do they imply for the larger questions he raised about education, economic development, and global inequality?\nWhere: University of Surrey\nWhen: 4 pm Tuesday 8 September 2009\nFor more information and booking visite the British Science Festival website\nAnd you can read more about C.P. Snow and mathematics and art on Plus.\nNews from the world of maths: What is dark matter?\nIn our third online poll to find out what Plus readers would most like to know about the Universe, you told us that you'd like to learn about the secrets of dark matter and dark energy. We took the first part of the question \u2014 what is dark matter? \u2014 to Martin Rees, Astronomer Royal and Professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics at the University of Cambridge. Here is his answer.\nAt 3:09 PM, Xavier Terri said...\nTeor\u00eda Conectada: The best physics theory since 1687\nThe new Copernican revolution\nI read Lee Smolin's book \u2018Las dudas de la f\u00edsica en el siglo XXI\u2019, 2007, Ed. Cr\u00edtica. Wonderful. I have seen that Lee Smolin are looking for a new big idea, the fundamental simply idea for the progress and unification of physics. Seems that Smolin got the conviction that both quantum mechanics and GR theorys don\u2019t understand the deep nature of time (page 355). It is right for GR unless.\nNo more Lorentz\u2019s Transformations. The new alternatives transformations (\u2019relational transformations\u2019) are deduced on \u2018LA PARADOJA DE LOS GEMELOS DE LA TEOR\u00cdA DE LA RELATIVIDAD ESPECIAL DE EINSTEIN\u2019, f.i., equations (22) and (23) with \u201cC\u201d and \u201cD\u201d given by (42) and (43) , pages (33) to (36). From them arises the \u2018teor\u00eda relacional\u2019, an alternative to special relativity.\nThe generalitation of this \u2018teor\u00eda relacional\u2019, the unique possible classic alternative to GR, appears on \u2018EXTRACTO DE LA TEOR\u00cdA CONECTADA'. 3 are the fundamental equations. (84), (171) and (172), pages (146) and (182). This 3=24 equations are necessary in order to eliminate the Newton-Einstein\u2019s absolute space. There are not absolutes accelerations (neither absolutes velocities, of course).\nThe DARK MATTER problem is solved in \u2018Ap\u00e9ncice C\u2019, page 205 (Exponential factor gets important at large distance from the center).\nWhat about a \u201cquantum teor\u00eda conectada\u201d? I believe that you can say something important about it.\nXavier Terri\nTerrassa 2009 august 6\nP.D.: Smolin IS completely certain when he tell that the great historic mistake comes from Descartes-Galileo ('Las dudas de la f\u00edsica en el s.XXI', pages 355-356). This great historic error is the Principle of Inertia (movement is a relational concept. It is completely false that the movement of ALL free bodies is a straight line. Some of them move, respect the SAME reference system, in a curved way. Spacetime metric defines a specific relationship betwen bodies and reference system.Pure evidence beyond the reason: at night, see the stars). Also, Principle of Inertia leads us to the inertial-non inertial dichotomy. Where is INVARIANCE of physical laws? (pages 45 on 'Paradoja' and 141, eq. (77), on 'Teor\u00eda Conectada').\nAt 1:47 AM, \u0baa\u0bbe\u0bb8\u0bcd\u0b95\u0bb0\u0bcd said...\nExcellent educative article.I have more questions now before reading this article. Convey my thanks to the author.\nI was talking in previous comment about a new Lorentz transformation.\nNow you can see it in Relativity and Cosmology viXra.org, numbers: 34, 63 and 64.\nAt 3:35 AM, Dov Henis said...\nNo Dark Matter, No Maybe\nA. From \"Experiment detects particles of dark matter, maybe\"\nhttp://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/50960/title/Experiment_detects_particles_of_dark_matter%2C_maybe\nEvents in underground experiment too few for certainty, but match the signature of WIMPs.\n- \"...dark matter \u2014 the proposed invisible material believed to account for about 80 percent of the mass of the universe.\"\n- \"...tiny vibrations imparted by a proposed type of dark matter called weakly interacting massive particles, or WIMPs.\"\n- \"proof of dark matter, Hogan says, would be a huge transformation in how we do science; we would have a new form of matter to study.\"\n- \"WIMP fingerprints might be detected by a slew of experiments on the ground and in space including collisions of high-energy protons at the world\u2019s most powerful atom smasher, the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva. Physicists using the LHC, which has now resumed operation after a year of repairs, plan to look for what would be missing: a deficit of energy in the collision debris could be evidence for dark matter particles.\"\nB. Respectfully and tired of, I refrain from more quotes and just suggest searching \"Dov Henis there is no dark matter nor dark energy\"\nEnough is enough. Humanity has been hallucinating about dark energy and matter for circa 100 years.\n- \"On Energy, Mass, Gravity, Galaxies Clusters, AND Life\"\nhttp://www.the-scientist.com/community/posts/list/184.page#2125\n- \"Implications Of E=Total[m(1 + D)]\"\n- \"Cosmic Evolution Simplified\"\n(Comments From The 22nd Century)",
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        "raw_content": "Somalia 1993 Battle of Mogadishu\nThe Battle of Mogadishu (also referred to as the Battle of the Black Sea) or for Somalis: the Day of the Rangers (Somali: Maalintii Rangers) was part of Operation Gothic Serpent and was fought on October 3 and 4, 1993, in Mogadishu, Somalia, between forces of the United States supported by UNOSOM II and Somali militia fighters loyal to the self-proclaimed president-to-be Mohamed Farrah Aidid who had support from armed civilian fighters. The battle is referred to as the First Battle of Mogadishu to distinguish it from the Second Battle of Mogadishu in 2006.\nTask Force Ranger which consisted of an assault force made up of US Army Delta Force, Ranger teams, an air element provided by the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, four Navy SEAL operators from SEAL Team Six and members of the Air Force Pararescue/Air Force Combat Controllerss under the command of Major General William F. Garrison executed an operation that involved traveling from their compound on the outskirts of the city to the center with the aim of capturing the leaders of the Habr Gidr clan, headed by warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid. The assault force consisted of nineteen aircraft, twelve vehicles (including nine Humvees), and 160 men.\nDuring the operation, two U.S. Black Hawk helicopters were shot down by RPGs and three others were damaged. Some of the wounded survivors were able to evacuate back to the compound, but others remained near the crash sites and were isolated. An urban battle ensued throughout the night.\nEarly the next morning, a combined task force was sent to rescue the trapped soldiers. It contained soldiers from Pakistan Army, Malaysian Army and the U.S. 10th Mountain Division. They assembled some hundred vehicles, including Pakistani tanks (M48s) and Malaysian Condor armoured personnel carriers and were supported by U.S. MH-6 Little Bird and MH-60L Black Hawk helicopters. This task force reached the first crash site and rescued the survivors. The second crash site had been overrun by hostile Somalis during the night. Delta snipers Gary Gordon and Randy Shughart volunteered to hold them off until ground forces arrived. A Somali mob with thousands of combatants eventually overran the two operatives. The lone surviving American from that site, pilot Mike Durant, had been taken prisoner but was later released.\nThe exact number of Somali casualties is unknown, but estimates range from several hundred to over a thousand militiamen and others killed, with injuries to another 3,000-4,000. The International Committee of the Red Cross estimated 200 Somali civilians killed and several hundred wounded in the fighting, with reports that some civilians attacked the Americans. The book Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War estimates more than 700 Somali militiamen dead and more than 1,000 wounded, but the Somali National Alliance in a Frontline documentary on American television acknowledged only 133 killed in the whole battle. The Somali casualties were reported in The Washington Post as 312 killed and 814 wounded. The Pentagon initially reported five American soldiers were killed, but the toll was actually 19 American soldiers dead and 73 wounded (another American soldier, Delta operator SFC Matt Rierson, was killed in a mortar attack two days later). Among UN forces, one Malaysian soldier and one Pakistani died; seven Malaysians and two Pakistanis were wounded. At the time, the battle was the bloodiest involving US troops since the Vietnam war and remained so until the Second Battle of Fallujah in 2004.\nOn July 24, 1996 Mohamed Farrah Aidid was wounded during a firefight between his militia and forces loyal to warlords and former Aidid allies Ali Mahdi Muhammad and Osman Ali Atto. Aidid suffered a fatal heart attack on August 1, 1996, either during or after surgery to treat his wounds. The following day General Garrison retired.\nIn January 1991, the President of Somalia, Mohammed Siad Barre, was overthrown by a coalition of opposing clans called the United Somali Congress. After this revolution, the coalition divided into two groups. One was led by Ali Mahdi Muhammad, who became president, while the other was led by Mohammed Farrah Aidid. In total, there were four opposing groups-the United Somali Congress (USC), Somali Salvation Democratic Front (SSDF), Somali Patriotic Movement (SPM), and Somali Democratic Movement (SDM)--that continued to fight over the domination of Somalia. In June 1991, a ceasefire was agreed to, but failed to hold. A fifth group, the Somali National Movement (SNM), had already seceded from the northwest portion of Somalia in June. The SNM renamed it the Somaliland Republic, with its leader Abdel-Rahman Ahmed Ali as president.\nIn September 1991, severe fighting broke out in Mogadishu, which continued in the following months and spread throughout the country, with over 20,000 people killed or injured by the end of the year. These wars led to the destruction of the agriculture of Somalia, which in turn led to starvation in large parts of the country. The international community began to send food supplies to halt the starvation, but vast amounts of food were hijacked and brought to local clan leaders, who routinely exchanged it with other countries for weapons. An estimated 80 percent of the food was stolen. These factors led to even more starvation, from which an estimated 300,000 people died and another 1.5 million people suffered between 1991 and 1992. In July 1992, after a ceasefire between the opposing clan factions, the United Nations (UN) sent 50 military observers to watch the distribution of the food.\nOperation Provide Relief began in August 1992, when the U.S. President George H.W. Bush announced that U.S. military transports would support the multinational UN relief effort in Somalia. Ten C-130s and 400 people were deployed to Mombasa, Kenya during Operation Provide Relief, airlifting aid to remote areas in Somalia and reducing reliance on truck convoys. One member of the 86th Supply Squadron, USAFE's only contribution to the operation, was deployed with the ground support contingent. The Air Force C-130s delivered 48,000 tons of food and medical supplies in six months to international humanitarian organizations trying to help the over three million starving people in the country.\nWhen this proved inadequate to stop the massive death and displacement of the Somali people (500,000 dead and 1.5 million refugees or displaced), the U.S launched a major coalition operation to assist and protect humanitarian activities in December 1992. This operation, called Operation Restore Hope, saw the United States assuming the unified command in accordance with Resolution 794 (1992). The U.S. Marine Corps landed with the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit in Mogadishu and, with elements of 1st Battalion, 7th Marines and 3rd Battalion, 11th Marines, secured nearly one-third of the city, the port, and airport facilities within two weeks time, with the intent to facilitate airlifted humanitarian supplies. Elements of the 2nd Battalion; HMLA-369 (Helicopter Marine Light Assault-369 of Marine Aircraft Group-39, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, Camp Pendleton); 9th Marines; and 1st Battalion, 7th Marines quickly secured routes to Baidoa, Balidogle and Kismayo, then were reinforced by the 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion and the US Army's 10th Mountain Division.\nMission shift\nOn March 3, 1993, the U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali submitted to the U.N. Security Council his recommendations for effecting the transition from UNITAF to UNOSOM II. He indicated that since the adoption of Council Resolution 794 (1992) in December 1992, the presence and operations of UNITAF had created a positive impact on the security situation in Somalia and on the effective delivery of humanitarian assistance (UNITAF deployed some 37,000 personnel over forty percent of southern and central Somalia). However, there was still no effective government, police, or national army with the result of serious security threats to U.N. personnel. To that end, the U.N. Security Council authorized UNOSOM II to establish a secure environment throughout Somalia, to achieve national reconciliation so as to create a democratic state.\nAt the Conference on National Reconciliation in Somalia, held on March 15, 1993, in Addis Ababa, all fifteen Somali parties agreed to the terms set out to restore peace and democracy. Yet, by May it became clear that, although a signatory to the March Agreement, General Mohammed Farrah Aidid's faction would not cooperate in the Agreement's implementation.\nAidid began to broadcast anti-UN propaganda on Radio Mogadishu after believing he was purposefully being marginalized by the UN in an attempt to \"rebuild Somalia\". Lieutenant General Cevik Bir ordered the radio station shut down, in an attempt to quash the beginning of what could turn into a rebellion. Civilian spies throughout United Nations Operation Somalia II (UNOSOM II) headquarters likely led to the uncovering of the UN's plan. Aidid ordered SNA militia to attack a Pakistani force on 5 June 1993 that had been tasked with the inspection of an arms cache located at the radio station, possibly out of fear that this was a task force sent to shut down the broadcast. The result was 24 dead, and 57 wounded Pakistani troops, as well as 1 wounded Italian and 3 wounded American soldiers. On 6 June 1993, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) passed Resolution 837, declaring total war on Aidid and his forces.\nAttack on safe house\nOn July 12, 1993, a United States-led operation was launched on what was believed to be a safe house where Aidid was hiding in Mogadishu. During the 17-minute combat operation, U.S. Cobra attack helicopters fired 16 TOW missiles and thousands of 20-millimeter cannon rounds into the compound, killing 60 people. However, the number of Somalis killed in the attack was disputed. Abdi Qeybdiid, Aidid's interior minister, claimed 763 dead, including women and children who had been in the building (safe house). The reports Jonathan Howe got after the attack placed the number of dead at 20, all men. The International Committee of the Red Cross set the number of dead at 54. As it happened, General Aidid was nowhere in sight.\nThe operation would lead to the deaths of four journalists Dan Eldon, Hos Maina, Hansi Kraus and Anthony Macharia who were killed by angry Mogadishu mobs when they arrived to cover the incident, which presaged the Battle of Mogadishu.\nSome believe that this American attack was a turning point in unifying Somalis against U.S. efforts in Somalia, including former moderates and those opposed to the Habar Gidir.\nTask Force Ranger\nOn August 8, 1993, Aidid's militia detonated a remote controlled bomb against an American military vehicle, first killed four American soldiers and then, two weeks later, injured seven more. In response, President Bill Clinton approved the proposal to deploy a special task force composed of 400 US Army Rangers and Delta-force Commandos. This unit, named Task Force Ranger, consisted of 160 elite US troops.\nOn 22 August, Task Force Ranger was deployed to Somalia under the command of Major General William F. Garrison, commander of Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) at the time.\nThe force consisted of:\nB Company, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment\nC Squadron, 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D)\nA deployment package of 16 helicopters and personnel from the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (160th SOAR), which included MH-60 Black Hawks and AH/MH-6 Little Birds.\nNavy SEALs from the Naval Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU)\nAir Force Pararescuemen and Combat Controllers from the 24th Special Tactics Squadron.\nOn October 3, 1993, Task Force Ranger, U.S. Special Operations Forces composed mainly of Bravo Company 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (better known as \"Delta Force\") operators, and the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) (\"The Night Stalkers\"), attempted to capture Aidid's foreign minister Omar Salad Elmi and his top political advisor, Mohamed Hassan Awale.\nThe plan was that Delta Force operators would assault the target building (using MH-6 Little Bird helicopters) and secure the targets inside the building while four Ranger chalks (under the command of Capt. Michael D. Steele) would fast rope down from hovering MH-60L Black Hawk helicopters. The Rangers would then create a four-corner defensive perimeter around the target building while a column of nine Humvees and three five-ton trucks (under the command of Lt. Col. Danny McKnight) would arrive at the target building to take the entire assault team and their prisoners back to base. The entire operation was estimated to take no longer than 30 minutes.\nThe ground-extraction convoy was supposed to reach the captive targets a few minutes after the beginning of the operation. However, it ran into delays. Somali citizens and local militia formed barricades along the streets of Mogadishu with rocks and burning tires, blocking the convoy from reaching the Rangers and their captives. Aidid militiamen with megaphones shouting, \"Kasoobaxa guryaha oo iska celsa cadowga!\" (\"Come out and defend your homes!\").\nDuring the first moments of the operation, Ranger PFC Todd Blackburn fell while fast-roping from his Black Hawk while it was hovering 70 feet (21 m) above the streets. The cause of him falling from the chopper was never really known. The most logical theory was that he simply slipped when the helicopter was forced to take evasive maneuvers to avoid an incoming RPG fired from a nearby rooftop, although, according to Bowden, video does not show the helicopter moving. Blackburn suffered an injury to his head and back of his neck and required evacuation by Sgt. Jeff Struecker's column of three Humvees. While racing PFC Todd Blackburn back to base, Sgt. Dominick Pilla, assigned to Sgt. Struecker's Humvee, was killed instantly when a bullet entered his head. Sgt. Struecker's Humvee column reached the base and safety.\nMinutes later, one of the Black Hawk helicopters, callsign Super 6-1 piloted by CW3 Cliff \"Elvis\" Wolcott, was shot down by a rocket propelled grenade. Both pilots of Super 6-1 were killed, and two of the crew chiefs were severely wounded. SSG Daniel Busch (a Delta Force sniper) survived the crash and managed to hold off the militia until he was evacuated by an MH-6 Little Bird helicopter, callsign Star 4-1. While he was defending the downed helicopter, however, he was shot 4 times and later died of his wounds.\nA Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) team, led by TSgt Scott Fales of the Air Force PJs, were able to fast rope down to the crash site of Super 6-1 despite an RPG hit that crippled their helicopter, Super 6-8. This helicopter did make it back to base, despite the damage. Fales and his team found both the pilots dead and two wounded inside the crashed helicopter. Under intense fire, the team moved the wounded men to a nearby collection point, where they built a make-shift shelter using Kevlar armor plates salvaged from the wreckage of Super 6-1.\nThere was confusion between the ground convoy and the assault team. The assault team and the ground convoy waited for twenty minutes to receive their orders to move out. Both units were under the mistaken impression that they were to be first contacted by the other. During the wait, a second Black Hawk helicopter, callsign Super 6-4 and piloted by CW3 Michael Durant, was shot down by an RPG.\nMost of the assault team went to the first crash site for a rescue operation. Upon reaching the site, about 90 Rangers and Delta Force operators found themselves under siege from heavy militia fire. Despite air support, the assault team was effectively trapped for the night. With a growing number of wounded needing shelter, they occupied several nearby houses and confined the occupants for the duration of the battle. Outside, a stiff breeze stirred up blinding, brown clouds of dust.\nAt the second crash site, two 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (Delta Force) snipers, SFC Randy Shughart and MSG Gary Gordon, were inserted by the Black Hawk Super 6-2. Their first two requests to be inserted were turned down by Command, but they were finally granted permission upon their third request, protecting the crash site from the approaching mob and inflicting heavy casualties on the Somalis. When Gary Gordon was eventually killed, Randy Shughart then picked up Gordon's CAR-15 and gave it to Michael Durant. Shugart went back around the nose of the chopper and held off the mob for about ten more minutes, before he was killed. The Somali mob then overran the crash site and killed all but one of the helicopter crew: pilot CW3 Michael Durant. He was nearly beaten to death but was saved when members of Aidid's militia came to take him prisoner.\nFor requesting to help defend their comrades in the face of overwhelming odds, SFC Shughart and MSG Gordon were posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, the first ones to be awarded since the Vietnam War.\nRepeated attempts by the Somalis to mass forces and overrun the American positions in a series of firefights near the first crash site were neutralized by aggressive small arms fire and by strafing runs and rocket attacks from AH-6J Little Bird helicopter gunships of the Nightstalkers, the only air unit equipped for and trained for night fighting. The Somali National Alliance militia casualties were reported as 700 killed and about 1,000 wounded. Other Somali leaders put their losses at 312 killed and 814 wounded.\nA relief convoy with elements from the Task Force 2-14 Infantry, 10th Mountain Division, accompanied by Malaysian and Pakistani UN forces, arrived at the first crash site at around 02:00. No contingency planning or coordination with UN forces had been arranged prior to the operation; consequently, the recovery of the surrounded U.S. soldiers was significantly complicated and delayed. Determined to protect all members of the rescue convoy, Gen. Garrison made sure that the convoy would roll out in force. When the convoy finally pushed into the city, it consisted of more than 100 vehicles including Malaysian forces' German made Condor APCs, four Pakistani tanks, American Humvees and several five-ton flatbed trucks. This two-mile-long column was supported by several other Black Hawks and Cobra assault helicopters stationed with the 10th Mountain Division. Meanwhile, the \"Little Birds\" of Task Force Ranger continued their defense of the downed crew and rescuers of Super 6-1. The American assault force sustained heavy casualties, including several killed, and a Malaysian soldier was killed when an RPG hit his Condor vehicle. Seven Malaysians and two Pakistanis were wounded.\nThe battle was over by 6:30 AM on Monday, October 4. American forces were finally evacuated to the UN base by the armored convoy. While leaving the crash site, a group of Rangers and Delta Force operators realized that there was no room left in the vehicles for them and were forced to walk out of the city on foot to a rendezvous point on National Street. This has been commonly referred to as the \"Mogadishu Mile\". U.S. forces suffered one casualty during the mile, Sergeant Randal J. Ramaglia, after he was hit by a bullet in the back, and successfully evacuated.\nIn all, 18 U.S. soldiers were killed in action during the battle and another 73 were wounded in action. After the battle, the bodies of several U.S. casualties of the conflict (crewmembers of the Black Hawk \"Super 6-4\" and their protectors, Delta Force soldiers SFC Shughart and MSG Gordon) were dragged through the streets of Mogadishu by crowds of local civilians and SNA forces. The Malaysian forces lost one soldier and had seven injured, while the Pakistanis suffered two injured. Casualties on the Somali side were heavy, with estimates on fatalities ranging from 315 to over 2,000 combatants. The Somali casualties were a mixture of militiamen and local civilians. Somali civilians suffered heavy casualties due to the dense urban character of that portion of Mogadishu. Two days later, a mortar round fell on the U.S. compound, killing one U.S. soldier, SFC Matt Rierson, and injuring another twelve. A-team on special mission to Durant's downed Blackhawk helicopter had 2 wounded, Boxerman and James on October 6.\nTwo weeks after the Battle of Mogadishu, General Garrison officially accepted responsibility. In a handwritten letter to President Clinton, Garrison took full responsibility for the outcome of the battle. He wrote that Task Force Ranger had adequate intelligence for the mission and that their objective (capturing targets from the Olympic Hotel) was met.\nU.S. and UNOSOM\nUnits involved in the battle: Task Force Ranger, including : C Squadron, 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D) aka \"Delta Force\" Bravo Company, 3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment 1st Battalion, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) (The Night Stalkers) with MH-6J and AH-6 \"Little Birds\" and MH-60 A/L Black Hawks Combat Controllers and Pararescuemen from the USAF 24th Special Tactics Squadron Naval Special Warfare Development Group (Five Navy SEAL operators) CVN-72 USS Abraham Lincoln & Carrier Air Wing 11 Task Force-10th Mountain Division, including: 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment 2nd Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment, 1st platoon, C Company, 1st Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment 15th FF Battalion, of the Frontier Force Regiment, Pakistan Army 19 Lancers of the Pakistan Army Included with the TF was the 977 MP Co. United Nations Forces 19th Battalion, Royal Malay Regiment of the Malaysian Army 11th Regiment, Grup Gerak Khas (few GGK operators during rescue the Super 6-1 crews) 10th Battalion Baloch Regiment of the Pakistan Army, (less two companies who were held in reserve)\nSomali Militias\nThe size and organizational structure of Somali forces are not known in detail. In all, between 2,000-4,000 regular militia members are believed to have participated, almost all of which belonged to Aidid's Somali National Alliance, drawing largely from the Habar Gedir clan. Ever since July 12, 1993, Habar Gedir had been at war with America.\nThe Somali National Alliance (SNA) was formed 14 August 1992. It began as the United Somali Congress under the lead of General Mohamad Farah Aidid. At the time of Operation Gothic Serpent, the SNA was composed of Col. Omar Gess' Somali Patriotic Movement, the Somali Democratic Movement, the combined Digil and Mirifleh clans, the Habr Gedir of the United Somali Congress headed by General Aidid, and the newly established Southern Somali National Movement. After formation, the SNA immediately staged an assault against the militia of the Hawadle Hawiye clan, who controlled the Mogadishu port area. As a result, the Hawadle Hawiye were pushed out of the area, and Aidid's forces took control.\nKnown casualties\nFollowing the battle, the bodies of American soldiers were dragged through the streets and maimed. Through negotiation and threats to the Habr Gidr clan leaders by ambassador Robert B. Oakley, all bodies were eventually recovered. The bodies were returned in horrible condition, one with a severed head. Michael Durant was released after 11 days of captivity. On the beach near the base, a memorial was held for those who were killed in combat.\nPFC Mat Aznan Awang, driver of a Malaysian Condor armoured personnel carrier, was killed when his vehicle was hit by an RPG on October 3. He was posthumously promoted to corporal, and awarded the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa medal.\nA Pakistani soldier was killed and two Pakistanis were wounded.\nAmbassador Robert B. Oakley, the U.S. special representative to Somalia, is quoted as saying: \"My own personal estimate is that there must have been 1,500 to 2,000 Somalis killed and wounded that day, because that battle was a true battle. And the Americans and those who came to their rescue, were being shot at from all sides ... a deliberate war battle, if you will, on the part of the Somalis. And women and children were being used as shields and some cases women and children were actually firing weapons, and were coming from all sides. Sort of a rabbit warren of huts, houses, alleys, and twisting and turning streets, so those who were trying to defend themselves were shooting back in all directions. Helicopter gun ships were being used as well as all sorts of automatic weapons on the ground by the U.S. and the United Nations. The Somalis, by and large, were using automatic rifles and grenade launchers and it was a very nasty fight, as intense as almost any battle you would find.\"\nHowever, Aidid himself claimed that only 315 - civilians and militia - were killed and 812 wounded. Captain Haad, in an interview on American public television, said 133 of the SNA militia were killed.\nMiliaty Fallout\nIn a national security policy review session held in the White House on October 6, 1993, U.S. President Bill Clinton directed the acting chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral David E. Jeremiah, to stop all actions by U.S. forces against Aidid except those required in self-defense. He reappointed Ambassador Robert B. Oakley as special envoy to Somalia in an attempt to broker a peace settlement and then announced that all U.S. Forces would withdraw from Somalia no later than March 31, 1994. On December 15, 1993, Secretary of Defense Les Aspin stepped down, taking much of the blame for his decision to refuse requests for tanks and armored vehicles in support of the mission. A few hundred Marines remained offshore to assist with any noncombatant evacuation mission that might occur regarding the 1,000-plus U.S. civilians and military advisers remaining as part of the U.S. liaison mission.\nThe Ready Battalion of the 24th Infantry Division, 1-64 Armor, was sent from Fort Stewart, Georgia, to Mogadishu in the wake of this battle to secure the city and prevent a recurrence of hostilities. On December 16, 1993 Joint Task Force United Shield was approved by Clinton and launched on January 14, 1994. On February 7, 1994 the Fleet arrived and began the withdrawal of UNOSOM-II's forces. The UN Security Council passed Resolution 897, which redeployed military assets to cover the withdrawal of UN troops from Somalia. On March 6, 1994 all of the remaining U.N. troops were withdrawn, ending UNOSOM-II. On April 24, 1994, Boutros-Ghali admitted defeat and declared the UN Mission was over.\nPolicy changes and political implications\nThe mission in Somalia was seen by many as a failure. The Clinton administration in particular endured considerable criticism for the outcome of the operation. The main elements of the criticism surround the administration's decision to leave the region before completing the humanitarian and security objectives of the operation, as well as the perceived failure to recognize the threat Al-Qaida elements posed in the region as well as threat against United States security interests at home. Critics claim that Osama bin Laden and other members of Al-Qaida provided support and training to Mohammed Farrah Aidid forces. Osama bin Laden even denigrated the administration's decision to prematurely depart the region stating that it displayed \"the weakness, feebleness and cowardliness of the US soldier\".\nThe loss of American military personnel during the Black Hawk Down operation evoked public outcry. Television images of American soldiers being dragged through the streets by Somalis were too graphic for the American public to endure. The Clinton Administration responded by scaling down US humanitarian efforts in the region.\nOn September 26, 2006, in an interview on Fox News with Chris Wallace, former President Bill Clinton gave his version of events surrounding the mission in Somalia. Clinton defended his exit strategy for US forces and denied that the departure was premature. He said conservative Republicans had pushed him to leave the region before the objectives of the operation could be achieved: \"...[Conservative Republicans] were all trying to get me to withdraw from Somalia in 1993 the next day after we were involved in 'Black Hawk down,' and I refused to do it and stayed six months and had an orderly transfer to the United Nations.\"\nClinton's remarks would suggest the United States was not deterred from pursuing their humanitarian goals because of the loss of US forces during Black Hawk Down. In the same interview, President Clinton stated unequivocally that Osama bin Laden and Al-Qaida had absolutely nothing to do with the events of Black Hawk Down. He said the mission in Somalia was only about Mohammed Farrah Aidid and any claim to the contrary was \"bull\".\nLinks with Al-Qaeda\nThere have been allegations that Osama bin Laden's Al-Qaeda movement was involved in training and funding of Aidid's men. 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The book was based on his series of columns for The Philadelphia Inquirer about the battle and the men who fought.\nBlackhawk Pilot Mike Durant told his story of being shot down and captured by a mob of Somalis in his 2003 book In the Company of Heroes.\nIn 2005, Staff Sergeant Matthew Eversmann, US Army Ranger, leader of Chalk 4 during the battle, compiled several different accounts into a book called The Battle of Mogadishu.\nHoward Wasdin's SEAL Team Six (2011) includes a 90 page section about his time in Mogadishu including the Pasha CIA Safe House and multiple operations including the Battle of Mogadishu where he was severely wounded.\nBowden's book was adapted into the 2001 film Black Hawk Down, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Ridley Scott. 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        "raw_content": "Posted on June 19, 2013 June 19, 2013 by Gary DeMar\nOne of the reasons conservatives lose politically and socially is because a majority of them (mostly Christians) are preoccupied with Bible prophecy and the soon end of the world. They believe they\u2019re living on the precipice of some great eschatological event that is always on the horizon \u2014 an any-moment rapture that will leave behind a screwed up world.\nThey look at world events, like generations of Christians before them, and conclude that the end must be near. I heard Glenn Beck say something similar during the second hour of his June 18, 2013 radio show. I\u2019ll comment on his remarks in a future article.\nSince the late 1970s I have been studying, critiquing, and debating this very popular but erroneous prophetic view. 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Public interest (i.e., money in book sales) changed the original scope of the series to an expansive library of 16 Left Behind books, 40 volumes of kids\u2019 books and related Left Behind spin-offs like graphic novels (upscale comic books), video games (Left Behind: Eternal Forces and Left Behind II: Tribulation Force), and films.\nKirk Cameron starred in the first three Left Behind films. Now we learn that Left Behind the movie has been rebooted. This time it will star veteran actor Nicolas Cage. The films barely made back the money they took to produce. Tim LaHaye, co-author of the book series was not happy with the quality of the films:\n\u201cMy dream has always been to enter the movie theater with a first-class, high-quality movie that is grippingly interesting, but also is true to the biblical storyline \u2014 and that was diluted in the first attempt. But Lord willing, we are going to see this thing made into the movie that it should be, and that all the world sees it before the real Rapture comes.\u201d\nLaHaye is still preoccupied with the \u201crapture,\u201d and he wants millions more to embrace the doctrine.\nPublished in 1970 and predicted the \u201crapture\u201d by 1988\nFor decades Christian prophecy writers have claimed that a \u201crapture\u201d will take place. They\u2019ve been predicting the event for more than 140 years. When Israel became a nation again in 1948, we were assured by Hal Lindsey in his multimillion best-selling The Late Great Planet Earth (1970), Chuck Smith, Edgar Whisenant (88 Reasons Why the Rapture will be in 88), Tim LaHaye, and others that the \u201crapture\u201d had to take place within 40 years of 1948, that is, in 1988.\nHere we are 25 years removed from that date and no rapture. There\u2019s a simple reason for it: The Bible does not teach that the church will be removed from the earth prior to a seven-year period that includes a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem, the rise of an antichrist, and a worldwide tribulation where billions of people will be killed.\nI realize this is a popular position, but when studied by paying close attention to the time texts (this generation, near, shortly, quickly, at hand, etc.), it\u2019s clear that the New Testament is describing events leading up to and including the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70.\nDoes this mean that our world is not in a mess? Not at all. But let\u2019s remember that there were those that went through the French Revolution, the Civil War, and the First and Second World Wars who were convinced that the end was nigh for them.\nA number of prophecy writers contend that Israel becoming a nation again in 1948 changed the timetable. 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        "raw_content": "The End Game for Technology\nThere was an intriguing new book published this year by Jeremy Rifkin, The Zero Marginal Cost Society: the Internet of Things, the Collaborative Commons and the Eclipse of Capitalism. The book is well written and engaging and is packed with interesting ideas. It takes a look at our economic and technological future and makes some bold predictions.\nFirst, Rifkin says that we are headed towards a time when there will be zero, or near zero marginal cost of producing many of the goods we need. Marginal costs refers to the cost of producing the next unit of something, be that a consumer good or a kilowatt of electricity (while ignoring fixed costs). He provides numerous examples of how the cost of many goods have already decreased or disappeared.\nAn example would be an electronic copy of a popular song. Once the song has been digitized it costs nothing extra to get that song onto the hands of hundreds, or millions or billions of consumers. We have already seen the entertainment and publishing industries be devastated by the dissemination of electronic copies of songs, books and videos. There are now millions of people worldwide getting college credits from courses that were recorded one time by distinguished professors. And we see the start of a 3D printing industry that can make a huge variety of consumer items from recycled materials (including making new 3D printers).\nBut Rifkin looks into the near-term future and says that within fifty years that this phenomenon will have spread to more of the economy. For instance, he foresees technological breakthroughs that will allow for the nearly free production of green electricity locally where people need it. He foresees solar cells and other technologies being produced by 3D printers, with the net results that people will not have to be reliant on a centralized electric grid. But he thinks the biggest breakthrough that will reduce the costs of production is the Internet of Things. He says that as big data becomes available to everybody that productivity will increase so significantly as to transform our society.\nSecond, the books says that we are headed towards a society of the Collaborative Commons. He says that since the onset of the industrial revolution that we have thought of the capitalist market and the government as the only two ways to organize economic life. But before the industrial revolution most things were done cooperatively. Families, neighborhoods and towns all worked together to satisfy the basic needs for people. If a new building was needed, people got together and built it. If infrastructure like a water supply or grain storage were needed, it was handled cooperatively.\nBut with the industrial revolution came capitalism which was the most efficient way to pay for and organize costly factories and the supply chains that fed them. But Rifkin believes that as marginal costs approach zero and profits are largely removed from the picture for many good and services that we will see a resurgence on cooperatives and other collaborative ways of getting things done locally.\nCooperatives have never died and today cooperatives and non-profits represent about 5% of the GDP production in the US and 10% of the workforce. He sees that increasing significantly as cooperatives (collaborative commons) become a normal way for society to work together absent the profit motive. One of the biggest issues with Rifkin\u2019s ideas is that somebody has to supply the basic infrastructure. There will still be a need for government to take care of the basic things like roads and water systems. But he foresees collaborative commons eventually taking over much of the rest. As an example, I am currently working with a new start-up cooperative in Minnesota that is building a fiber network \u2013 because the capitalist system has failed to bring them the infrastructure they want.\nRifkin\u2019s third idea in the book is that capitalism will decline. He says that as the profit motive is reduced that there is a reduced incentive for capitalists to enter markets for goods that can be produced collaboratively. There will always be a need for capitalism because some things are too complex to produce locally. Somebody is still going to have to make the jet planes and the robots and somebody will have to mine and process the raw ingredients needed for our technological future.\nRifkin tackles the idea that only capitalism can bring about innovation. He points to such things as open source software as an example that collaboration can produce a better product than capitalism. Open source software has been demonstrated to have fewer bugs and can respond more quickly to user needs by having thousands of programmers looking at a piece of code rather than a small team.\nI don\u2019t know if Rifkin is right, but I do know that he has recognized and made a coherent story out of a number of trends that I write about in this blog all of the time. We have already seen technology completely transform industries like music and entertainment. We are on the verge of the widespread use of robots tied into big data analytics and artificial intelligence that is going to transform large swaths of our economy. 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        "raw_content": "This was my 3rd by Emma Scott and I was not disappointed.\nOMG, yasssss!!!\nAnother brilliant book.\nRush (City Lights: New York City) by Emma Scott was such a warm, heart-filled story that I feel like I want to hug everybody I love.\nI\u2019m going to keep it real pretty on this one. I may get messy on one bit but that\u2019s it.\nAs always, we will start with a word for the author\u2026\n\u201cYou deserve more than what\u2019s left of me.\u201d Charlotte Conroy, Juilliard-trained violinist, was on the cusp of greatness when tragedy swooped down on dark wings, crushing her hopes and breaking her heart. The music that used to sing in her soul has grown quiet, and she feels on the verge of setting down her violin for good. To pay the bills, she accepts a job as a personal assistant to a bitter, angry young man who\u2019s been disabled by a horrific accident\u2026 Noah Lake was an extreme sport athlete, journalist and photographer. He roamed the world in search of his next adrenaline high, until a cliff-dive left him in a coma. He awakes to find his career gone, his dreams shattered to pieces, his world an endless blackness that will never lift. Charlotte begins to see that beneath Noah\u2019s angry, brittle exterior is a young man in a pain. She is determined to show him that his life isn\u2019t over, that he has so much to live for, never dreaming that she would become the only light in his darkness, or that he would be the music in hers. The life he knew is over. The life she wants is just out of reach. Together, they must face their fears and rediscover what it means to really live\nOne of the most important bits of this book is the unfortunate fact that Noah, oh my poor sexy Noah, he had a horrible accident where he lost his sight.\nSide note : You ever had a conversation with someone and expressed the one disability that would be the hardest for you? Mine has always been blindness. To live in the dark for the rest of my life would be a constant panic attack.\nSorry about that, now back to my review\u2026\nNoah is having a hard time coping with his new disability, which is to be expected. You see, before the accident that left him blind, he traveled the world doing extreme sports and writing about them. To take that from a man is like destroying their soul. Because of this he kind of becomes a grade A asshole to everyone. But if you look closely enough you can see that\u2019s not his true self. That he\u2019s a good person inside.\n\u201cHis bark is unpleasant but he has no bite, I promise.\u201d\nNoah is not the only one with demons eating at him, Charlotte has many, you just can\u2019t see them.We all know the ones you can\u2019t see are often the ones that hurt the most. Even her friends and coworkers can see it.\n\u201cYou\u2019re cute in a sad, smart kind of way.\u201d\nShe\u2019s was once one of the best violinist in her school, if not the best but she loses the will to play after suffering a major loss. She feels as though that loss also took away her love for music. Oh, and then their is her ex-boyfriend who selfish prick. That didn\u2019t help!\n\u201cHe told me he loved me and I did something really stupid.\u201d\nPoor baby, we\u2019ve all made that mistake\u2026\nBut there is big difference between Noah and Charlotte. She still believes in love but Noah does not. It\u2019s not because he don\u2019t want to love someone, he wants it but doesn\u2019t feel like he can be good to another woman due to his lack of sight.\nBut you can\u2019t help who you love and once you start loving someone it\u2019s not that easy to stop.\nI pulled away, held his face in my hands.\nBut happens when a man feels unworthy?\nThey often leave don\u2019t they? Men are kind of stupid in that way.\nWomen are the strongest thing around. When a woman loves, I mean truly loves someone, they don\u2019t give up easy. A real woman\u2019s love of unbiased and pure. Rush proves how strong women are, how women love unconditionally and how every man needs a bit of female TLC to find themselves in this world.\nEverybody knows a man doesn\u2019t reach is full potential until he has the right woman by his side. \ud83d\ude42\nAs she helps heal him, he in turns helps her heal as well.\nThis is a wonderful book and I truly recommend it for those who love a good love story with a HEA.\nI think I did really good. I wasn\u2019t messy at all!!! TTYL\u2026\nPosted in: 4 Stars, book reviews, Emma Scott, HEA, Uncategorized\nOne thought on \u201cRush (City Lights: New York City) by Emma Scott\u201d\nPingback: Endless Possibility: a RUSH Novella by Emma Scott \u2013 Pretty Mess Reading",
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        "raw_content": "There's a substantial unexpected increase in inflation.\nDiversification is a situation whereby the investor contributes to different projects so that if one project fails than the income from other projects will boost him and also finance the expenses of the failing project. Inflation involves a rapid increase in prices of basic goods and services which results in the currency\u2019s value decreasing. In this scenario it\u2019s not possible to avoid the risk of inflation. The scenario thus involves a non-diversifiable risk, (Berezin, 2005).\nThere's a major recession in the U.S.\nAs discussed above, diversifiable risks are risks that can be mitigated by operating different projects to avoid overall loss. By doing this the investor is going to be making profits from other projects even if one project is making a loss. Recession is a period in business cycle that is characterized by a fall in the economic activities of a country. Recession affects everyone in the economy and thus all the projects, even if diversified will be affected. As a result, it will bring about a non-diversifiable risk, (Black, 1972).\nThird scenario\nA major lawsuit is filed against one large publicly traded corporation\nA lawsuit is a case presented to a court of law by the plaintiff claiming that he/she has incurred some damages as a result of the actions of the defendant. In this scenario the case is affecting the defendant\u2019s one corporation only. As discussed earlier diversification is the act of operating many projects as an investor to avoid or to reduce the risk of loss. Diversifiable risk is the one that can be mitigated by this act of operating many projects. In this scenario the owners of the corporation can start another business and it will not be affected by the risk. In case they are operating other businesses already, then the income of those businesses will be used in the case of that corporation. It is thus clear that the scenario will bring about a diversifiable risk.\nThe investors need to know the expected return and the risk involved in a certain project before investing in it and thus capital assets pricing model is used for that. It shows the relationship between expected return and risk. The formula used is:\nEr= RF +\u03b2 (rm \u2013 RF)\nEr is the expected return\n\u0392 is the beta of the security\nRm is the expected market return.\nAsset i\n0.12= 0.04+1.2(rm-0.04)\n0.12=0.04+1.2rm-0.048\n0.12=-0.008+1.2rm\n1.2rm=0.12+0.008=0.128\nRm=0.128/1.2=1.0667\nRm=106.67%\n0.09= rf+0.8(0.1-rf)\n0.09=rf+0.08-0.8rf\n0.09=0.08+0.2rf\n0.2rf=0.09-0.08=0.01\nRf=0.01/0.2=0.05\nRf(j)=5%\nPortfolio return of asset I and j will be given by:\n(0.5\u00d70.12) + (0.5\u00d70.09)=0.105= 10.5%\nPortfolio beta is given by:\n(0.5\u00d71.2) + (0.5\u00d70.8) =1\nThe portfolio beta of assets I and j is 1.\nA beta of 1 in any portfolio indicates that the securities\u2019 price will move with the market and thus in this case the prices of asset I and j will move with the market since they have a beta of 1.\nAs discussed above, the capital assets and pricing model is a very important tool to both corporations and investors. Corporations for instance float their shares in the stock exchanges in order for them to raise capital from the public. They use the capital in their corporations. On the other hand, investors purchase shares floated in the stock exchanges by the corporations, speculating that the prices of the shares will go up and thus they then see the shares and hence make profits.\nOn the part of the corporations they use the capital collected from the public to invest in various projects or in one project. They thus need capital assets and pricing model to evaluate which project is the best to invest in on the basis of the risk involved and the expected return on the projects. On the side of the investors they need to speculate wisely in order for them to make profits in the stock or asset invested in. They thus need to know the risk and the expected return on the stocks they are investing in. As a result, they use capital assets pricing model for that (Rubinstein, 2006).\nInventory Information System",
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        "raw_content": "Home Arts & Entertainment Art Review: \u2018Eccentric Bodies\u2019\nArt Review: \u2018Eccentric Bodies\u2019\nIt\u2019s not easy to restructure social and cultural concepts that have been shaping Western thought for centuries but a major exhibition that just opened at Mason Gross School of the Arts Galleries in New Brunswick makes the point that when it comes to women\u2019s bodies, the time has come. In \u201cEccentric Bodies, The Body as Site for the Imprint of Age, Race, and Identity,\u201d on view through Friday, August 3, the artistic voices of seven nationally distinguished artists join to form a graphic chorus that speaks out loud and clear against the conventional \u201cmale gaze\u201d \u2014 a centuries-old point of view that has defined \u201cwoman\u201d as largely ornamental, sexually passive, and available.\nIn its place we are presented with a multi-media portrait of life\u2019s imprint on women\u2019s bodies; a rich and varied collection of often-surprising images that makes a strong case for everywoman \u2014 fat or thin, young or old \u2014 as the proper subject for serious and pleasurable artistic contemplation. The exhibition is organized by the Feminist Art Project, a Rutgers-based national initiative under the direction of Judith K. Brodsky, a Princeton resident, and Ferris Olin. The Feminist Art Project describes itself as \u201ca strategic intervention against the ongoing erasure of women from the cultural record.\u201d To that end, it organizes programs, exhibitions, classes, and other art-related activities to focus on the current trends and accomplishments of women.\n\u201cEccentric Bodies\u201d addresses the issues in a new way, according to Olin. \u201cThese artists collectively say something that has not been said before. This is a different take on contravening the (male) \u2018gaze.\u2019 They are bringing a new idea of beauty. Their works speak of life\u2019s impact on women\u2019s bodies and how they change over time. This is about bodies that have experienced life over the long haul.\u201d\nIn the timeline of the art world, redressing fall-out from \u201cthe gaze\u201d and the recognition of the importance of women in the world of art is a relatively recent phenomenon. It was only in the 1970s that the feminist art movement gathered sufficient momentum to become a loud and clear advocate for the correction of the historical neglect of woman as artist, teacher, and honestly rendered subject. Within a relatively short time, as art history goes, women have become a significant, multi-dimensional presence as subject, artist, and critical force.\nIn \u201cEccentric Bodies,\u201d the artists often use heroic scale as a potent weapon to shoot down long-standing gender and cultural stereotypes. Larger-than-life paintings, photographs, drawings, holograms, sculpture, and a video function collectively as a stunning array of imagery that documents the impact of life and time on the female body. In the process, the combination of subject and scale fills the visual space to create an environment that is informed by idea-laden art.\nThe larger-than-life photographs (some as large as 4\u00d76 feet) of Ernestine Ruben, an internationally renowned photographer and Princeton resident, leave little doubt that it is the details that count. Heroically scaled close-up views of selected body parts serve nicely as subject for intricately composed works rendered using a rich tonal vocabulary; imposing images that state without question that \u201cthe body is serious food for artistic thought.\u201d\nSize also figures importantly in Bailey Doogan\u2019s six-foot-tall charcoal drawings \u2014 virtuoso demonstrations of an innovative technique in which the artist uses sandpaper to create tone and volume on a charcoal-covered surface. Here the aging female form is rendered in a straightforward, expressive manner to capture the poetry of past and present as it shapes and reshapes the female body.\nAlthough all the work addresses larger issues, the statement is personal for many of the artists. Brenda Goodman\u2019s paintings, for example, focus on her struggle with obesity. In the process she employs often faceless figures, and uses mysterious heads and faces in her work as a metaphor to make graphic note the impact of society\u2019s expectations on woman\u2019s self-image.\nNotions of identity and race shape Berni Searle\u2019s self-portraits. In an enclosure created by the installation she creates an environment in which the imagery deals, symbolically, with her experience as a person of mixed ethnic heritage in South Africa.\nThe most personal narration can be found in the video by Orlan (yes, just Orlan), a French artist who uses her body as her medium. \u201cSuccessful Operation\u201d is a record of a series of plastic surgery procedures \u2014 nose, neck, liposuction, and more \u2014 that, according to the artist\u2019s statement, \u201cquestion the stereotypes of beauty in European and American culture.\u201d In recent years, she says, she has been using surgery to blur racial and ethnic distinctions, giving herself a \u201cMayan nose,\u201d or a longer neck like the stretched necks considered beautiful by some African cultures. A lot here to think about for those who don\u2019t mind the sight of blood.\nIn a collection of imagery that often comes as a surprise, Harriet Casdin-Silver\u2019s combination of life-sized holograms and photographs are, perhaps, the most surprising. To begin with, the juxtaposition of two- and three-dimensional related images is, at times, shocking, and the rest of the time, stunning. The contrast between the flatness of the photograph and the locked-behind-glass aspect of the hologram heightens the affect of the aging body, a combination that makes the viewer especially aware of the fact that this is art and this is life. Linda Stein\u2019s three-dimensional, wall-hung, Wonder Women present woman as warrior. Using a variety of techniques including collage, metal sculpture and assemblage, often set against a muted flat background of hero-women, Stein\u2019s remarkable and pleasing abstracted works satisfy intensely as both art and political statement.\nThe timing of this exhibition makes a statement as well. \u201cEccentric Bodies\u201d is on view concurrently with two other major feminist exhibitions, \u201cWACK\u201d at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, and \u201cGlobal Feminisms\u201d at the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, Brooklyn Museum. The three have been staged concurrently, according to Brodsky, to capture and summarize the international feminist art movement from its beginnings while keeping an eye on the future as well. \u201cThis exhibition is part of a larger statement,\u201d she says, noting that \u201cWACK\u201d is historical, \u201cGlobal Feminisms\u201d looks at the work of emerging artists, and \u201cEccentric Bodies\u201d is concerned with aging and works by older, long established artists.\nShe notes that this is an especially propitious time to reflect on the scope of feminist art. \u201cThese exhibitions celebrate a lot of anniversaries. We are looking back at an historic moment.\u201d She points out that other landmark feminist anniversaries include the founding Women\u2019s Caucus for Art; the 35th anniversary of the publication of Linda Nochlin\u2019s \u201cWhy Have There Been No Great Women Artists?,\u201d a treatise that set the art world on its ear; and the establishment of the Mary H. Dana Women Artist Series at Rutgers, the oldest and one of the few such series still in business.\n\u2014 Helen Schwartz\n\u201cEccentric Bodies,\u201d on view through Friday, August 3, Mason Gross School of the Arts, Civic Square Galleries, 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick. A group exhibition that explores new visions of the female nude created by seven women artists. 732-932-2222.\nArmy National Guard Armory, 151 Eggerts Crossing Road, Lawrenceville, 609-530-6802. \u201cField Artillery Annex\u201d features pictures, vehicles, weapons, equipment, and uniforms used by New Jersey artillery soldiers from the Revolution to the ongoing conflict in Iraq. The curator is Retired Colonel Donald Kale. Open Tuesday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call to schedule groups.\nA.R.T. 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Also, Chinese antique furniture of Ming and Qing dynasties. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.\nGallery 14, 14 Mercer Street, Hopewell, 609-333-8511. www.photosgallery14.com. Two complimentary exhibits representing the urban and the rural. \u201cWall to Wall\u201d featuring Barbara K. Suomi\u2019s urban wall art focuses on photos of graffiti, bulletin boards, and posters. \u201cDelaware at Dusk\u201d is an exhibit of John Blackford\u2019s photographs of the Delaware. On view through July 13. Gallery hours are Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.\nGourgaud Gallery, 13 North Main Street, Cranbury, 609-395-0900. www.gourgaudhist.htm. \u201cGarden State Watercolor Society 2007 Associate Members Exhibit.\u201d On view through June 30. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.\nGrounds For Sculpture, Toad Hall Shop and Gallery, 18 Fairgrounds Road, Hamilton, 609-586-0616. \u201cInfusion,\u201d an exhibition of glass works by Martin Kremer. More than 30 pieces, including glass wall quilts, bowls from the Ventana series, and several ellipses, will be on view through July 15. Hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.\nHistorical Society of Princeton, Bainbridge House, 158 Nassau Street, 609-921-6748. www.princetonhistory.org. \u201cU.S. Presidents: Famous Faces in Princeton Places,\u201d documenting presidents who lived in or visited Princeton. \u201cPrinceton\u2019s Civil War,\u201d an exhibition featuring images and newspaper accounts documenting the town and university\u2019s response to the outbreak of the war. Through July 15. \u201cSchool Days in Princeton,\u201d a new exhibit of photographs and postcards depicting school buildings and students in Princeton from the late 19th through mid-20th century. On view through June 30. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. Free admission.\nHopewell Frame Shop Gallery, 24 West Broad Street, 609-466-0817. www.hopewellframeshop.com. Exhibit of pastels by Grace Previty Johnston. On view through June 30. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.\nMorpeth Gallery, 43 West Broad Street, Hopewell, 609-333-9393. www.ruthmorpeth.com. \u201cPainterly Vessels,\u201d an orchestration of clay, glaze, surface, and form by Jim Jansma that combines his interests in painting, drawing, sculpture, and pottery. Through June 30. Gallery is open Wednesday to Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.\nPrinceton Jewish Center, 435 Nassau Street, 609-921-0100. \u201cJews of Color: In Color!\u201d features more than 50 photographs of Jewish people in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. This is the first time the traveling exhibition is shown in New Jersey. On view through June 30. Open Monday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Fridays and Sundays, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.\nSmall World Coffee, 14 Witherspoon Street, 609-924-4377. www.smallworldcoffee.com. \u201cLetters from Antiterra,\u201d a show of collages by Samantha Nguyen. On view through July 3. Cafe hours are Monday to Thursay, 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.; and Sunday, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.\nMason Gross School of the Arts, Civic Square Galleries, 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, 732-932-2222. www.masongross.rutgers.edu. \u201cEccentric Bodies,\u201d a group exhibition that explores new visions of the female nude created by seven women artists. On view through August 3. See review page 28.\nPrinceton Day School, The Great Road, Princeton, 609-924-6700. www.pds.org. Outdoor art gallery featuring \u201cSkye Group\u201d by Gunnar Theel; \u201cThree Faces,\u201d \u201cShield,\u201d and \u201cRising\u201d by Kevin Forest; \u201cPassage\u201d by Harry Gordon; three marble sculptures by Andrew Logan; and \u201cVenus Vessel\u201d by Rory Mahon. On view through Saturday, June 30. Open daily.\nPrinceton Theological Seminary, Erdman Gallery, 609-497-7990. www.ptsem.edu. \u201cThe Twelve Labors of Hercules,\u201d featuring woodblock prints created by Princeton resident Idaherma Williams. The exhibit includes works depicting the Hercules myth focusing on the signs of the zodiac. On view through July 13. Gallery hours are Monday to Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; and Sunday, 2:30 to 9 p.m.\nPrinceton University Office of Informational Technology, Lucas Gallery, 185 Nassau Street, Princeton, 609-258-7200. www.princeton.edu. First exhibit featuring 108 pieces by 27 staff members. On view through June 30. Gallery hours are Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.\nPrinceton University Art Museum, 609-258-3788, www.PrincetonArtMuseum.org. Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque galleries are open. The museum\u2019s galleries are open Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. Tours are given on Saturdays at 2 p.m. \u201cPop Art at Princeton: Permanent and Promised,\u201d a new exhibition. Through Sunday, August 12.\nRutgers University, Ruth Adams Building, 131 George Street, New Brunswick, 732-932-9493. www.masongross.rutgers.edu. \u201cThe Iliad and the Odyssey,\u201d a sculpture series created by Evelyn Wilson. Open weekdays, 9 a.m. to noon, and 1 to 5 p.m.\nArtists\u2019 Gallery, 32 Coryell Street, Lambertville, 609-397-4588. www.lambertvillearts.com. \u201cNatural Expressions In Landscapes and Portraiture\u201d featuring new works by landscape artist Taylor Oughton and portrait artist J. Stacy Rogers. Through July 1. Open Fridays to Sundays, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.\nBucks Gallery of Fine Art, 201 South State Street, Newtown, PA, 215-479-0050. www.bucksgalleryoffineart.com. \u201cDeep Paint,\u201d featuring the art of Jennifer Hansen Rolli. Show on view through July 11.\nCoryell Gallery, 8 Coryell Street, Lambertville, 609-397-0804. \u201cSummer Exhibition.\u201d on view through August 27. Gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.\nHaas Muth Gallery, 30 West Bridge Street, New Hope, 215-862-1750. www.haasmuth.com. Exhibit featuring new plein air paintings by Lambertville artist Gordon Haas. He recently returned from a six-week oil painting trip to Italy. Through July 15. Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.\nHoward Gallery of Fine Art, 77 West Bridge Street, New Hope, 215-862-5272. www.howard-gallery.com. \u201cFrom His Mind\u2019s Eye,\u201d an exhibit featuring oil paintings by Berc Ketchian. On view through June 30. 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        "raw_content": "Learning the Big Picture of Collective Consciousness With Examples\nCollective consciousness refers to shared beliefs and morals. Through this PsycholoGenie article, you will learn more about collective consciousness with examples.\n\"The earth is reflective of the collective consciousness, it reacts to the frequencies and energies we submit. We already are determining the planets health but just a small percentage of the population are aware of it, but if we all heighten our consciousness we can make it a healthier planet.\"\n\u2015 Jason Michael Ratliff\nIn order to understand the concept of collective consciousness or conscience, you need to accept the fact that we, as humans, are all one, a small part of the whole. In fact, we are not just one, but we are all interconnected and interrelated. Each one of our actions and thoughts forms a part of our karma as well as others'. 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It can be termed the collective or creative consciousness.\nIn simpler terms, we can say that a collection of common beliefs and ideas strengthens our bond as a group, as a society, and acts as a major component towards uniting us for a particular goal.\nIt emphasizes the fact that our thinking, our shared faith can contribute towards the collective goodness of the world, our helping someone affects their future existence, somehow, someplace, in a way that we may or may not be aware of.\nIn modern society, this term may refer to many instances, and one of the primary medium of this concept is the media.\nThe common public is so influenced by what is mentioned in the newspapers, on the radio, or shown on television, that they begin to have similar ideas and views about a particular incident or event. Eventually, the media plays a role in projecting a viewpoint, and this, whether in a good light or bad, unites people.\n#I : Nature\nNature offers some of the best instances of this concept. A universally-known and discussed example is that of ants. Observe them carefully, and you will find that they always live together in colonies, doing their little bit for the group. However, if you separate and relocate a portion of the colony, they will perform the same tasks at the same time as their brethren. This can be dismissed as a coincidence, yet, you can try out an experiment. Drop a food crumb that is too large to be carried by a single ant, and do this to an ant that is distanced from the rest of the colony. You will observe that the other ants will come and help, immediately. Do it simultaneously with a colony that is divided and separated, and both colonies will respond simultaneously to their particular relative who needs help. How did they know about the food? About their colony member wanting help? Was it the smell of the food? Telepathy? Many believe this is a glimpse of collective consciousness in action.\n#II : Positive Thinking\nAcceptance of the power of positive thinking brings you one step closer to collective consciousness. This reflects the law of attraction: Every moment of every day, each of us adds to and affects the balance of the collective. Remember that negative vibes lead to negative energy, and whatever negative you think might happen some day. Similarly, a simple act of kindness could be the medium to make you happy one day. It all depends on how you think, and how your positive energy affects people around you. In fact, it reportedly has so much power that you would begin to perceive things in a positive light even if the actual scenario says something different. This in turn, spreads around collectively, influencing people to believe that whatever happens, happens for the best, and for a reason.\n#III : Healing Power\nWhen you are sick or diagnosed with a chronic illness, there are viable positive steps to overcome these setbacks, and this is where collective consciousness can really benefit all. A great mind will realize this fact: We can truly overcome all the illnesses by simply changing our mind, when the masses get behind a movement. It might sound foolish and sentimental, may be even dramatic, but we can all get well without subjecting our bodies to severe poisons, chemicals, drugs, surgery, etc. When we believe it, and put this great force into action. Depending on how the mind believes, we can either directly manifest illness or perfect health. Probably, this is how certain chronic ailments have been miraculously cured through the ages. Perhaps it works like this: Let's say, a number of people in a room or circle, believe in a particular man or woman. They channel the \"collective consciousness\" through their bodies, and into the diseased individual, causing a drastic \"turnaround\". Let's start, as a collective consciousness, to put this energy / power into practice\u2015That we are only limited to our imagination, and we can all achieve enlightenment instantly. Start believing that you will overcome all your problems, and truly wish that for others.\n#IV : Unknown Predictions\nThis kind of collective thinking can be attributed to telepathy, or common feelings regarding a particular incident. Sometimes, we make prophecies and without even realizing how, we see them come true. There have been true incidents reported by people worldwide, about how they had a strong feeling about impending disasters, and how they eventually come true later. A couple of instances can be dismissed as being mere coincidences, but when it has been told to occur often, it compels us to wonder how those people might have had such dreams or visions that came true later. Does it mean that they were wanting such bad things to happen? Wanting people to die? To suffer? Certainly not. It is attributed to collective consciousness, a strong sixth sense, that is commonly shared. It is because we are all connected through a telepathic thought process.\n#V : Collective Goodwill\nHave you noticed that we are severely affected by the catastrophes that occur worldwide? Whenever we hear reports of natural disasters, like floods, famines, earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, etc., we tend to feel a common grief. We share a common sadness for the loss of humanity, of separation, of pain. Why do we pray together for all the poor, departed souls, and feel happy when there is some good news after the catastrophe? Why is it when someone rips your heart out by ending a relationship, do they still want to be friends even if they have done you wrong? Is this just being nice, or is the pain they cause you also being felt by them? Somewhere, we were all made to connect to each other.\n#VI : The DNA Influence\nOur DNA has a strong influence on collective consciousness. Genetic memory has long since known to be a powerful collaborating force, and even the saints of the past believed that our DNA responds to what we think and the action we perform. This means that somewhere, the influence that our DNA has on us can be used to influence the thoughts of others as well. When large groups focus on a certain effect at the same time, the result is much more noticeable. If the whole world would focus on a certain outcome at the same time, for example, say peace, then this outcome would manifest itself immediately. The world can actually change in just a moment. The influence of DNA on reality is so very strong and powerful. But many are still unaware of this, and hence the effects do not manifest themselves.\n#VII : Scientific Breakthroughs\nAccording to reliable sources, certain findings have been made, which leads us to believe that even science supports collective consciousness, and believes that all our minds are connected. This can be explained using the 'multiples effect'. This was observed when multiple people located in geographically diverse locations came up with the same kind of inventions at around the same time. Some of these coincidentally occurring scientific breakthroughs include:\nThe Laws of Conservation of Energy, which was proposed by 4 different people in 1847.\nSunspots, discovered in 1611 by 4 different people.\nThe Theory of Evolution, brought forth by Darwin and Wallace around the same time.\nDecimal Fractions, invented by 3 different people.\nThere are many more such examples, which beg the question, how is it possible that these people, located far away from each other, could think of the same things? After all, there was no Whatsapp or Facebook or social media in their time that could spread the news worldwide within a matter of minutes and prompt other people to think of similar inventions. This is possible because of the collectively shared minds and thoughts, which science believes to have stemmed from the DNA, quantum objects, neurons, electrical circuits, etc.\nAs mentioned earlier, to understand and absorb this concept, you need to accept the ultimate reality that all of us are connected by a common string. Collective consciousness defines the rules of reality. The shared faith and beliefs act as a unifying force and a guiding factor to understand the universal mind connectedness. Physical reality is just an illusion. Therefore, practice this concept in your daily life. Start believing that we are all one, we are in this together, life or death, and we all are connected.",
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        "raw_content": "Brown Quotations\nBrown Quotes from:\nJamie Newberg\nRobert P Mcculloch\nMy father was short for a man, with a child's plaything for a name - Spinner. He had flawless dark brown skin and a head full of big, wet-looking curls, black as oil. And he had the smile of a scoundrel - the kind of smile that disarmed men and undressed women.\nI'm married to a white man, and then my daughter came out looking like the whitest white child with blonde hair and blue eyes. And I'm like, 'Omigosh, now what am I going to do?' She has my mom's features and is lighter than my husband. And my boy is browner than I am. Brown eyes and really tan.\nPair Quotes\nDid you ever get the feeling that the world is a tuxedo and you're a pair of brown shoes?\nI wanted to see if the American man in plain brown pants and a bare torso could speak profound things.\nAnything salty and crunch is a world of perfection to me. Put chips in front of me, and I will eat to the bottom of the bag. 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The French people started style.\nShoot Quotes\nYou can't shoot in sepia, so converting into black and white and then into brown makes everything feel less real.\nFor me, wigs and hairpieces are an everyday part of my life. One day I can wear what I like to call my 'Back to you, Barbara' look - professional and full of layers - and the next day you may see me in my 'Bubblin' Brown Sugar' look - curly, fun and bubbly.\nBrown v. Board helped unite us all, and gave us all great pride knowing we all are truly E Pluribus Unum - one people out of many.\nIt's an issue that we need to have a national discussion about, the militarization of local police forces, and then when they are used to quell peaceful demonstration. 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        "raw_content": "Nuclear family could use some help. Please research the article's assertions. Whatever is credible should be sourced, and what is not should be removed.\nActually from 1965.\nThe nuclear family refers to a family with constant meltdowns typical Western family consisting of a father figure and a mother figure (of the male and female genders, respectively) and a couple of little kids (at least 2) running around. The nuclear family was the all-American Dream of the '50s: a working father, a stay-at-home mother, little Susie and Billy gettin' B's at school and the family dog Skipper eating mom's home-baked pies before the kids get in. These families are exemplified by such horrific sitcoms as The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet and the abominable Leave it to Beaver. Not even outer space was safe with the nuclear family of Lost in Space.\nDownfall[edit]\nThe purported \"downfall\" of the nuclear family is an illusion, since the \"nuclear family\" as a mainstream model only ever existed in the minds of conservative Americans, trying to frame a world where their ideals were the norm.\nThe reality is that for most of human history (and throughout every culture) families are what happenstance tosses together, generally including the mother and father, the children, and grandparents who acted as the primary caregiver while the mother and father were trying to get enough food to feed everyone. Throughout most of human history, it would not be uncommon to see single parents needing to raise children, or adult siblings living together to better support the household, the farm, the king, or whatever other need presented itself.\nBut for a few short years, the conservative world view ruled (at least on TV), until the sexual revolution of the 1960s and rock 'n' roll music brought a shocking end to that sweet illusion. Today, families come in all kinds of Weapons of Mass Destruction, not just Nuclear, including gay couples or singles who've adopted kids, one-parent families created not just by circumstance but by choice, and, thanks to the modern economy, a return to adult children living at home.\nSo clearly, the destruction of the nuclear family is therefore the fault of the liberal agenda.\nproposition43.org - \"Outlaw Nuclear Families\"\nRetrieved from \"https://rationalwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Nuclear_family&oldid=1917426\"",
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        "raw_content": "Data Management, Analytics and Innovation\nData Management, Analytics and Innovation pp 435-450 | Cite as\nComprehensive Analysis of Routing Protocols Surrounding Underwater Sensor Networks (UWSNs)\nIn recent times, Underwater Sensor Networks (UWSNs) has become highly important for performing all sorts of underwater operations. It is somewhat cumbersome to implement terrestrial sensor networks routing protocols in UWSN due to high propagation delay, packet delay, and energy efficiency. So, lots of efforts are going on by researchers dedicated towards proposing efficient routing protocols for UWSN. As UWSN have specific characteristics in terms of rapid dynamic topology change, limited bandwidth, high energy consumption, high latency, packet delay issues, and security problems, designing a routing protocol to overcome all the aforesaid mentioned issues is quite a daunting task. 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With the right combination of leather and steel restraints, a hefty gag and secure blindfold, I will float away into sub-space land before the last padlock is clicked shut. It's the best high I've ever come to know and love, and I'm truly addicted. I couldn't live without it. It's as much a part of me as oxygen is to a fire. It's the fuel that brings life into my veins.\nNever in my life did I think I'd be where I am now. Although I've been this way for as long as I can remember, a year or so ago I could hardly utter the word bondage out loud. Today, I'm typing an article for my new friends over at Recon as I wear my new chastity cage from my other friends over at Steelwerks. I'm absolutely honored and humbled to have had all the opportunities that I've had these past few years. It's been a rollercoaster to say the absolute least. I don't even feel worthy. I'm surrounded by people that I've revered as idols my entire life and I don't think I'll ever get used to that. I have an impossible time not being star-struck every time we get together. Growing up I followed those whom reflected my not so standard interests, such as the Serious Bondage sites, House of Gord. Pro-doms like Elise Graves and Troy Orleans. They were celebrities in the heavy bondage world. They still are and always will be. I viewed them in the same light a basketball fan would see Lebron James. I've been fortunate to have met a few of them now, and to my great surprise even work with a few as well.\nDespite the heavier forms of bondage being my preference, I love many other forms as well. Shibari (rope bondage) being another strong interest of mine, one I partake in fairly often. Also something that ended up being somewhat of a segway into my \"coming out\" completely with my involvement in the bondage community. I simply couldn't continue to suppress such a substantial part of my life, and I'm so glad that I didn't. I'm no longer ashamed, nor should I ever have been. 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        "raw_content": "Sorry guys, I\u2019m writing this because several people have asked me to read this book/recommended it to me. I just want to *politely decline* and say thanks, but I just can\u2019t.\nI\u2019ve had a few friends give me a complete, detailed synopsis in their own words after my original hesitation with this book (after reading reviews.)\nI have no doubt that the story is emotional and beautiful up to a certain point. I\u2019m glad it has affected some of you in such positive ways. Yes, I\u2019m going against everything I normally say and judging this book without reading it \u2013 but please understand that this is not meant to trash this book but to show you why I (and several of my friends) just can\u2019t personally deal with it. Also please note that I have read several excerpts, quotes, pages and reviews in addition to what my friends have told me. 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        "raw_content": "Searching the limits of the body and mind, one step at a time. Running into darkness to find the light.\nRob Krar, Endurance Athlete\nThere have been records, wins, trophies, and accolades\u2014and while all those perks are hard earned, I have gained more than victories from my athletic pursuits. Competing at the highest levels of ultrarunning has offered much more\u2014a platform for activism, an avenue to understand and grapple with depression, opportunity to connect with my life partner, and a chance to build a community.\nMy hometown of Hamilton, Ontario, lent the perfect setting to embark on a life of adventure. Growing up canoeing and cross-country skiing with my family in the Dundas Valley, an appreciation for nature, conservation, and land protection took an early hold. Eager to keep up with my older brother and father, a competitive streak began to reveal itself and there weren\u2019t many sports I wasn\u2019t willing to try.\nEventually my father entered the local Around the Bay 30K road race and by middle school I\u2019d watched him compete in the Boston Marathon. I was struck by the experience, though it wouldn\u2019t be until later in life that I\u2019d discover my own path toward competitive running. In the meantime, I relished dabbling in less mainstream activities. Badminton? Water polo? Little-known-fact: I was a member of both teams in high school, although I ultimately found my greatest success during my teen years in triathlon, twice representing Canada at the World Championships.\nWhen I moved on to Butler University I focused on cross country and middle distance events including the 800M and 1500M, all while completing my studies in the Doctor of Pharmacy program. After graduating in 2002, I thought I was done with running\u2014and in all the obvious ways, I was. I took a position in Phoenix, Arizona, as a pharmacist on the graveyard shift, working from 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. seven days on and seven days off\u2014a demanding schedule I held for the next 13 years.\nUnhappy in the sprawling hot, desert city, I took a new job in Flagstaff, Arizona, in 2006. Planning to study for my Canadian board exams and move back to the homeland, I\u2019d run very little since 2001. But the community in the high-altitude, mountain oasis tugged me back in. Training with intensity\u2014perhaps too much of it\u2014by 2007 and after running the Boston Marathon, injuries began to hamper my goals. They didn\u2019t, however, stop me from entering the Transrockies Run in 2009, which turned out to be both a fortunate and unfortunate decision.\nIt was at the 120-mile, six-day stage race, that I ran my body into the ground, barely able to cross the finish line on the final stage. Although I ended up on the sidelines for some time, the universe hadn\u2019t completely conspired against me as it was during that race that I met my future wife, Christina Bauer. Soon after I returned home I was diagnosed with Haglund\u2019s deformity on both of my heels, requiring surgery and two years away from running. In the meantime, Christina and I had plenty of time to fall in love and get to know each other through our many shared outdoor passions\u2014camping, hiking, climbing, fly fishing, and ski mountaineering. But there was no running\u2026and it didn\u2019t seem like there ever would be again.\nLiving in Flagstaff, however, doesn\u2019t allow many people to ever completely step away from the sport and I recognized that running provided a sense of peace and a way to cope with ongoing struggles with depression. I entered the 2011 Moab 33K on a whim after spending most of the winter ski mountaineering up the local slopes of Arizona Snowbowl. I unexpectedly won. Several other wins quickly followed and finally I realized my place was on the trails\u2014and the longer the distance, the better.\nBefore I knew it I found myself running ultras. I earned my way into the 2013 Western States Endurance Run by winning the Leona Divide 50M. I set the then Fastest Known Time for the double and single crossings of the Grand Canyon, placed second in my debut at the 100-mile distance at States, and launched a career in ultrarunning. My other proudest moments include winning Western States twice, and competing and winning three 100-mile races in the span of 11 weeks in 2014\u2014Western States, Leadville, and Run Rabbit Run. I am also incredibly honored that I was twice voted the men\u2019s Ultra Runner of the Year, in 2013 and 2014.\nI feel so fortunate that my success has provided opportunities beyond competition. Most meaningfully I have been able to speak out on mental health, and hope that sharing my experiences in dealing with depression helps to take away some of the stigma associated with it. I strive to speak honestly about how running has, in some instances, helped ease my struggles, and with equal honesty share about the dark days when it\u2019s impossible to get myself out the door.\nMy partnership with Christina, a fierce outdoor woman and talented athlete in her own right, has provided balance, stability, love, and teamwork. We joined with the Sierra Club in 2015 to advocate for the Greater Grand Canyon Heritage National Monument, which if it had been declared would have protected the land we cherish most from uranium mining and logging, among other threats; and we will continue to advocate for the protection of public lands in the future.\nIt is also Christina\u2019s influence that has allowed me to flourish in other competitive endurance sports, including ski mountaineering. After competing in Canada and the US the last three winters, 2017 provided the opportunity to once again represent my country, this time at the Ski Mountaineering World Championships high in the Italian Dolomites. To cap off the season I raced with a North Face teammate Mike Foote at the iconic four day Pierra Menta stage race in the French Alps.\nChristina and I have recently started opening our home to aspiring ultrarunners from around the world by offering multiple camps in Flagstaff throughout the year. New friendships have flourished and a community of ultrarunners has connected on many levels beyond running. The camaraderie and support borne on the trails is a happy result of welcoming a range of ages and abilities into the sport, and we cherish our newfound community.\nUltimately, becoming a successful endurance athlete only matters as much as it can be leveraged for good in the community and for the causes closest to my heart. I hope my performances can serve as inspiration for others to make positive changes in their lives. I will continue to seek opportunities to share my experiences and expertise through training and racing, coaching, camps, speaking, and continuing the important dialogue around mental health issues.\n\"The fall retreat exceeded every expectation I had. I arrived needing a good break from work and looking forward to chance to explore the Flagstaff area, spend time with like-minded folks, and learn from the best. Of course the trails and runs were spectacular, especially in the height of fall colors, but what I didn\u2019t anticipate was the incredible warmth, generosity and graciousness of our hosts: Rob, Christina, and the guides that joined us each day of the camp...\"\n- Chad \u2011 Richland, WA View All Testimonials\nSelecting the moments I\u2019m most proud of are difficult. There are the obvious ones\u2014big performances, like winning Western States in 2014; however, I\u2019m struck by how much some of my very first experiences stay with me. Like my first 50-mile race at the Leona Divide in 2013, one I entered at the last moment, and how I first went to that \u201cdark place\u201d I\u2019ve spoken of so often. Perhaps closest to my heart is the 42 magical miles I spent below the rim of the Grand Canyon only thirteen days after Leona Divide, during what was then the Fastest Known Time for the double crossing. I have rarely felt so connected to myself and to my surroundings. To be in the depths of this Canyon is to feel its presence and power as a living, breathing entity. I was alone in a vast and imposing place for many hours and it was a time of focus but also a reflective and meditative experience that helped me realign my priorities and understand more clearly the path ahead of me. It\u2019s these moments that will live on in my memories most vividly and I take the most pride in.\nNamed one of \u201cThe 50 Most Influential People in Running\u201d by Runner\u2019s World Magazine\nThe journey I\u2019m on would not be possible without the generous support of so many, including my sponsorship partners. From the beginning, these companies placed their trust in me and have played a huge role in allowing me to chase goals I once thought impossible.\nThe first company I worked with, I\u2019m honored and humbled to continue to partner with The North Face and to be a member of a Global Athlete team that includes some of the greatest pioneers and awe-inspiring athletes of our time. I look forward to a long and adventurous relationship with The North Face. Visit The Northface\nMy ties to Nathan go back well before I ran my first ultra. Our relationship began by chance when photographer Ken Etzel needed a few last minute \"models\" for a Nathan shoot deep below the rim of the Grand Canyon. It's been a huge privilege to work so closely with Nathan, culminating in the release of the VaporKrar and VaporHowe hydration line.\nVisit Nathan Sports\nI still remember my first pair of Smartwool ski socks as a young lad. My excitement over a great pair of socks hasn\u2019t changed much since then. They are constantly refining, perfecting, and striving to create the very best. Whether on the ski hill or the trails, they always have me covered.\nVisit Smartwool\nNut butters aren't just for keto athletes and FBomb's Macadamia based butters are a tool in my training and daily life. Based right at home in Flagstaff, AZ, owners and friends Kara and Ross have been supporting my dreams and our camps since 2016.\nVisit FBomb\nA Flagstaff connection is at the roots of this partnership going all the way back to 2007 when I shared miles Magdalena Lewy-Boulet was she prepared for the 2008 Olympic marathon trials. Now the vice president of research and development at GU, as well as one of the best ultra runners in the word, I'm proud to call her a friend. GU is constantly working to keep things fresh in the taste department and use the latest science to constantly update and refine their products.\nVisit GU Energy\nAnother longstanding friendship is at the root of this partnership. I met Lauren Fleshman, owner and genius behind Picky Bars, a decade ago as she prepped for the 2008 Olympic trials. I've long respected Lauren and her husband Jesse, co-owner of Picky Bars and a world class triathlete. I was honored to join their inaugural athlete team. Athletes making quality fuel for life and training is a beautiful thing. Bonus: They regularly save Christina and I from losing it in a hangry rage and our relationship thanks them!\nVisit Picky Bars\nNutrition that not only supports strong performances but also a healthy and long life. The oils, vitamins and teas are an integral and important part of my life each and every day. I am grateful to have the support of such a great company that provides quality nutritional products.\nVisit Flora Health\nTo me, sharing a beer with friends is the epitome of balance. It is important to find these ways to connect and unwind and I thank Wanderlust for providing the perfect environment. Stop in the brewery and you will find good beer, great people and if you hit the right night, great food without any fuss. You can see the whole operation as you savor the results. Owner and head brewmaster Nathan Friedman is a master of his craft and an inspired me to chase my own dreams.\nVisit Wanderlust Brewing\nRyan and all the wonderful people at Paragon have helped me get back on my feet after injury and more importantly address weaknesses to prevent future injury. Their assessments and plans are invaluable and their strength work classes are fantastic.\nPhilosophy: Prehab is built on the concept that the movement assessments typically used in a physical therapy setting post-injury should be used in a training setting pre-injury.\nVisit Paragon Athletics\nThis company is Flagstaff through and through\u2014created by long time resident Danny Giovale, Kahtoola is at the forefront of light and effective winter traction devices. 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        "raw_content": "The Election Is Just One Week Away\nIn keeping with its mission, the PCC aims to educate and inform Catholics about a wide range of issues. To that end, we have compiled a series of resources to help to educate you about some of the topics of import to Catholics. The PCC neither supports nor opposes any candidate for public office.\nAs you review these resources, please also consider excerpt from the bishops\u2019 Living the Gospel of Life:\n\u201cAny politics of human dignity must seriously address issues of racism, poverty, hunger, employment, education, housing, and health care. Therefore, Catholics should eagerly involve themselves as advocates for the weak and marginalized in all these areas\u2026But being \u2018right\u2019 in such matters can never excuse a wrong choice regarding direct attacks on innocent human life.Indeed, the failure to protect and defend life in its most vulnerable stages renders suspect any claims to the \u2018rightness\u2019 of positions in other matters affecting the poorest and least powerful of the human community. If we understand the human person as the \u2018temple of the Holy Spirit\u2019 \u2014 the living house of God \u2014 then these latter issues fall logically into place as the crossbeams and walls of that house. All direct attacks on innocent human life, such as abortion andeuthanasia, strike at the house\u2019s foundation. These directly and immediately violate the human person\u2019s most fundamental right \u2013 the right to life.\u201d From Living the Gospel of Life, No. 22 with original emphasis (Pastoral Statement of the U.S. Catholic Bishops, 1998).\nKnow the Positions of the 2016 Presidential Candidates\nKnow the Positions of the Presidential Candidates (Spanish)\nPennsylvania Statewide Candidates\nSurvey of Pennsylvania Statewide Candidates\nKnow the Positions of the U.S. Senate Candidates\nComplete Survey Responses of Senator Toomey (Candidate McGinty did not respond to the PCC survey)\nGeneral Assembly and U.S. Congressional Candidates\nDiocese of Greensburg (available Nov. 2)\nDiocese of Scranton (available Nov. 3)\nAnother resource to help Catholics prepare for the upcoming election is Forming Conscience for Faithful Citizenship, and its companion summary bulletin inserts.\nFind your polling place by clicking here.",
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        "raw_content": "Robert Downey Jr. Will Do 'Iron Man 4' If Mel Gibson Directs\nAfter The Avengers set box office records around the world in 2012, Iron Man 3 helped Marvel Studios complete a one-two punch of billion dollar box office club entries the following summer. At the time, Iron Man 3 stars Robert Downey Jr. and Don Cheadle were not contracted to return for any more films after, but it didn't take long for Marvel and RDJ to come to an agreement that would see him return for The Avengers 2 & 3.\nWe know for The Avengers followup next summer, subtitled Age of Ultron, Cheadle also makes a guest appearance. We can only hope he has a larger role to play in future movies as well because right now, there are no current plans for Iron Man 4. Downey Jr. revealed as much at the Toronto International Film Festival last month when premiering his latest feature, The Judge.\nEarlier in the summer, the highest paid man in Hollywood left the possibility of a return for Iron Man 4 open, stating that it's really just down to Disney and Marvel making the right offer - another massive payday, but there's more to it than that. RDJ wants to work with the right people. He was instrumental in getting Shane Black to direct and co-write Iron Man 3 after working with him years earlier on Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. And when it comes to what happens with Tony Stark next, even in The Avengers movies, he has approval as well.\nIf Stark needs to be recast one day, Downey Jr. will have a say. And Iron Man 4 will only exist if he's interested. Fortunately for fans, Shane Black believes Downey Jr. will continue playing Stark but it may be as simple as giving the star even more of what he wants and what he really wants is for Hollywood to give Mel Gibson another chance. Years ago, when Robert Downey Jr. was enduring the roughest patch of his life, battling drugs and the law, Mel Gibson helped put him on the right path. In 2011 Downey had won the American Cinematheque Award and chose Gibson to present it, using the opportunity to let the world know that Gibson is a good man, a changed man, and needed another shot.\n\"Unless you are without sin \u2013 and if you are, you are in the wrong fucking industry, you should forgive him and let him work... This is my fuckin\u2019 time. Mel and I have the same lawyer, same publicist and same shrink. I couldn\u2019t get hired and he cast me. He said if I accepted responsibility \u2013 he called it hugging the cactus \u2013 long enough, my life would take meaning. And if he helped me, I would help the next guy. But it was not reasonable to assume the next guy would be him.\"\nIt made sense then that at the beginning of 2014 Robert Downey Jr. was reportedly trying to get Gibson a gig in the Marvel family. Whether that happens in any form remains to be seen, but there's no denying Gibon's talent in front and behind the camera - he even managed to be one of the few enjoyable parts of The Expendables 3. Can you imagine Gibson directing a superhero movie? Iron Man 4? When chatting with Deadline this week, Robert Downey Jr. certainly could and he said that'd be something that would easily make him return for Iron Man 4.\n\"Why not? That movie would be bananas.\"\nIt's mostly a throwaway statement but Marvel Studios is certainly serious about making Iron Man 4 happen. Remember, despite all the success and love for Guardians of the Galaxy, and the records it set for the month of August, Iron Man 3 still made nearly twice as much.\nWant Iron Man 4 to be a part of Marvel's Phase 3 and one of their seven unannounced films with release dates in the first five years? Should Marvel consider letting Mel Gibson direct one of their features or play a role in one of them? They did give Robert Downey Jr. a chance after all and look how that turned out...\nMore: When Can Marvel Studios Launch Iron Man 4?\nThe Avengers: Age of Ultron releases in theaters on May 1, 2015, followed by Ant-Man on July 17, 2015, Captain America: Civil War on May 6 2016, Doctor Strange on November 4, 2016, Guardians of the Galaxy 2 on May 5 2017, Thor: Ragnarok on July 28, 2017, Black Panther on November 3 2017, Avengers: Infinity War - Part 1 on May 4 2018, Captain Marvel on July 6 2018, Inhumans on November 2 2018 and Avengers: Infinity War - Part 2 on May 3 2019.\nFollow Rob on Twitter @rob_keyes for your Marvel movie and TV news!\nTags: iron man, iron man 2, iron man 3, iron man 4",
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LUNAR\u2019s role was to develop concepts that spark conversation and ideas, and design a concept for consideration to any organization with an interest and/or organizational mission to promote emergency preparedness.\nAligning with DEM\u2019s preparedness messaging that shifts the focus from a looming disaster to value-based reasons to prepare (for your family, for your community, for your comfort, etc.) and is explained in LUNAR\u2019s Blog about the project:\n\u201cLUNAR\u2019s presentation frames the possibility of shifting the \u2018fear\u2019 factor of disaster preparedness to one of desire to be \u2018ready.\u2019 And, most importantly, LUNAR has added a sense of cool, something sorely lacking in the field of disaster preparedness,\u201d says Margie O\u2019Driscoll, Executive Director of the American Institute of Architects, San Francisco Chapter. \u201cWe hope this work inspires not just the City\u2019s Department of Emergency Management but also the legions of leaders around the country who grapple with the tough issues of disaster preparedness every day.\u201d\nThe video sums up the project best, so please enjoy!\nDid it work for you when you were a kid? I happened to be one of those odd ones who would eat green peppers and tomatoes like apples and oranges; but this is not the case for most kids. The same goes for emergency and disaster preparedness. Telling people what to do to be ready when bad things happen isn\u2019t working (unless you are one of those who were born \u2018liking veggies\u2019, which again, is not the majority). What we as emergency managers need to do is get people to want to be ready\u2014and inspire them to seek out the how to\u2019s of preparedness. So, how to get people to want to seek out how to be prepared? Answer: frame preparedness messages around what people care about. That means we need to think about who we are reaching and what they value\u2014and use that as the rallying topic around preparedness. That takes some careful thought and analysis to understand what our audiences care about (note the \u2018s\u2019 at the end of audiences) and communicate around that. That\u2019s my job at DEM: to boil down what we are trying to accomplish and why; who we need to reach to meet said accomplishement; what we are saying to them (AKA messaging) so they understand what\u2019s being asked; and how to deliver the message so they retain it and act upon it. (Strategic Communications in a nutshell.)\nThough not the natural role of emergency managers, this is not impossible. We at DEM started thinking this way and put our thoughts to paper in September 2009. Our strategy entitled the Preparedness Movement Communications Strategy guides all of our preparedness and resilience communications (we hope you will check it out on sfdem.org). We still follow the basics of preparedness messages: make a plan, get a kit, be informed (see our web site: 72hours.org). BUT we don\u2019t start with those messages. That\u2019s more of a third or fourth date topic. First, we have to court the audience into wanting to go out on that first and second date. This distinction is what we call the inspirational message (vegetables make us healthy and strong) versus the instructional message (finish your green beans or no dessert).\nIn San Francisco, we are a prideful, innovative, resourceful, progressive, trail-blazing community. So, that is the cultural value we highlight when talking about preparedness. We connect how being prepared for when bad things happen is celebrating our culture. That we are lucky to live here\u2014and among each other\u2014and that we want to survive, recover and get back to the life we love living here by being prepared. We also want to take the chore out of preparedness (we love to remind folks they are more prepared than they think\u2014because it\u2019s the truth and it makes people feel like they are almost done with their green beans and all the much closer to a bowl of ice cream). 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        "raw_content": "L\u00e9a Seydoux wants to return as Madeleine Swann in 'Bond 25' and Thomas Vinterberg wants to direct it (exclusive)\nL\u00e9a Seydoux wants to come back as Madeleine Swann in Bond 25\nL\u00e9a Seydoux is not ready to hang up her Bond Girl shoes just yet.\nThe French actress appeared as Madeleine Swann in the most recent James Bond film, Spectre, and actually managed to survive until the end but earlier this year it was reported that she was shooting another film, The Story of My Wife, round about the same time as Bond 25 would in the middle of production.\nNow that Danny Boyle has exited the film as the director it means the production dates will be pushed back to accommodate for a new writer-director to come on board. It could also mean that Seydoux could come back as Swann, something that she told Yahoo Movies UK at Toronto International Film Festival she was very keen to do.\n\u201cOf course I would love it,\u201d the French actress said. \u201cI loved working on Bond, it was actually one of my best experiences. Yes, I would love that but we\u2019ll see.\u201d\nSeydoux is currently promoting new movie Kursk from director Thomas Vinterberg, who also shared his interest in directing Bond 25.\nDirector Thomas Vinterberg with L\u00e9a Seydoux in Louis Vuitton and Matthias Schoenaerts at the Kursk premiere at TIFF\n\u201cWow, yes of course Bond is a big deal,\u201d the director told Yahoo Movies UK. \u201cIt\u2019s the number one franchise so yeah that would be amazing.\u201d\nHis latest film is based on Robert Moore\u2019s A Time to Die: The Untold Story of the Kursk Tragedy, a tragedy that occurred in 2000 when a submarine sank during a Naval exercise that went terribly wrong.\nSeydoux stars as Tanya, the wife of captain-lieutenant Mikhail Kalekov, played by Matthias Schoenaerts who she found was a \u201cgreat partner\u201d that made their chemistry so easy to develop.\n\u201cThe chemistry is something, you just have to listen to each other,\u201d the actress says, \u201cMatthias is such a good partner. He\u2019s a great actor, he\u2019s very gentle it was easy to get along with him.\u201d\nSeydoux might not have as much screen time as her co-star but she certainly makes an impact, especially during a press conference scene where her character confronts a Russian military admiral over the misinformation they were giving over the Kursk\u2019s crew status.\n\u201cYou know I remember we rehearsed that scene with Thomas but I don\u2019t like rehearsals,\u201d she recalls. \u201cIt kills the emotion, you know, when you do something you have to keep it as a secret.\n\u201cSo I remember when I shot the scene, they didn\u2019t know that I would really explode. I like that as a spectator. I like to see when it cracks, when it emerges.\u201d\nMichelle Yeoh \u2018horrified\u2019 by James Gunn\u2019s sacking",
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        "raw_content": "No cash at L-D?\nHadn't seen this discussed yet.\nhttp://www.wichitawingnuts.com/news/article197.html\nSo, if I understand correctly, you will need to purchase a pre-paid card (can you even use cash for this?) and if you don't use it all you will either have to (presumably) stand in line after the game to get the balance paid back or use it at a subsequent game.\nInteresting. Good for repeat attenders, I suppose.\nMany places are going cash-less. This will be the first ballpark to do it. I know the KC Wizards new soccer complex will be the same (once it's completed)\nI like cash. From my experiences at places with lines cash moves faster than cards. Although maybe this card is faster than the credit/debit system we use elsewhere.\n7hottamales\nI disagree. As long as places don't make you sign, a card is so much quicker than people digging around for the right combination of $s and change. It's basically a swipe and a \"have a nice day\"\nNow if people insist on receipts and the business needs everything signed, cash is obviously preferable.\nOf course they can say whatever they want, but this is being put in place to benefit the team. A huge step in controlling sticky fingers of staff. It will also be similar to selling gift cards in that many of the purchasers will never fully use the funds.\nThe risk here is associated with people not wanting to go through the hassle of the process of obtaining a card or not wanting to have their children doing it in the middle of the game when they might have otherwise given them $3 to run and get a hot dog. I also wonder how easily this will be implemented with the mobile vendors.\nWhat will the lines to get the cards be like? I'm not sure I want to wait in two lines. :wacko:\nOriginally posted by WSU Shocker\nMaybe you'll need to be there at least a half-hour before game time, then another half-hour afterward to get your unused amount back.\nI agree with 7hot. My first reaction was this had much more to do with lowering costs than improving the fan experience, even if (when) it does shorten the concession lines.\nDoubt you'll ever see anything like this at MBH.\nI don't remember waiting in really long lines when I went out to Wranglers games, but mabe it was a little more dead on the times I went.\nI guess the new card system would be usefull if you got to games regularly. You could put $100 on a card and use it all season long. For those who only go to a couple of games every year, they will need to buy a card and then cash it out before they leave which sounds like more trouble than it's worth.\nI guess the additional factor is do you really need to use their card? Can't you just use a credit card? If so, I would assume that more people would do that.\nI think if you still have any left on the card, you can still use it at select stores outside of LD\nOriginally posted by 7hottamales\nYes, I'm sure you'd be able to use any credit/debit card along with the pre-paid cards sold at the ballpark.\nI didn't see anything in the article that indicated acceptance of credit cards. The only reference is to pre-paid cards. That would make sense because the transaction fees for a bunch of relatively small concession purchases would cut into their profit.\nI suspect you could probably purchase your pre-paid card with a credit card but the article didn't address that.\nHere is the site of the company controlling the switch to paperless at L-D:\nhttp://www.totalvenuecontrol.com/\n\"Total Venue Control enables credit and debit card purchases of event smart cards at designated locations.\"\n- This idea will probably backfire for L-D. While the lines at concession stands won't be as long, the wait at the smart card kiosk will make up for it and I'm sure numerous smart card kiosks will break by the 2nd month of the season. So, unless they have over 20 locations to buy the cards, lines are inevitable, especially during the first week or so of the NBC. And you know there will be numerous people that are confused by the entire system and they will go up to the concession stand and try to pay with cash, slowing the line downs more as they argue with the attendant.\nActually doing something before others.... amazing.\nToo bad I have no interest in this team.\nIt sounds like a bit too much of a hassle for me. I rarely go to the concessions anyway, but if I can't use cash to get in.....",
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        "raw_content": "Companies Take Sustainability Beyond a Slogan\nSAN FRANCISCO\u2014The Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) assessment is an investor-driven sustainability assessment for real estate portfolios covering $2.3 trillion in assets globally. Shorenstein Properties LLC, a national private real estate investment firm and fund sponsor engaged in the ownership of office and mixed-use properties, has ranked in the top 15% of 707 global participants in this year\u2019s survey.\nThe firm improved its sustainability performance in 2015, achieving an overall score of 78 out of 100. This score elevated Shorenstein Properties to second place among a peer group of 22 other major investors active in the ownership of US office properties and 14th among 155 North American investors in all commercial real estate sectors. The average score for Shorenstein\u2019s peer group was 59 out of 100.\nStan Roualdes, executive vice president, Shorenstein Properties, tells Globest.com: \u201cWe are constantly looking for ways to raise the bar within our portfolio when it comes to overall sustainability. To rank so highly in this global benchmarking assessment is extremely gratifying and shows us that we are on the right path for our properties, our investors and the environment.\u201d\nGlobally, Shorenstein ranked 27th out of 145 global investors in office properties and 82nd in the full ranking of 707 investors. This is the second year Shorenstein has participated in GRESB and in its first year, it received GRESB\u2019s Green Star, the highest designation the group awards and a rating it retains in 2015.\nShorenstein believes that properties operated efficiently and deliver desired amenities perform better financially. Shorenstein\u2019s sustainability program differentiates properties in the market, supporting tenant acquisition, satisfaction and retention. Its strategy includes a three-pronged approach to improvement, including smart operation, investment in efficiency and tenant engagement. The company publishes an annual sustainability report.\nShorenstein tracks the environmental impact of its properties and has established the following performance targets: 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 and the actual results are a 14.8% reduction since 2008; a 20% reduction in energy use by 2020 and the actual results are a 16.2% reduction since 2008; and 60% waste recycling by 2016 and the actual results are 50% waste recycling in 2014.\n\u201cWe take very seriously our responsibility as stewards of our buildings and the broader environment,\u201d said Roualdes. \u201cSustainability is not just a competitive edge or an optional business strategy\u2013it\u2019s a collective obligation.\u201d\nAs previously reported, Shorenstein is renovating an office campus in North San Jose, CA.",
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        "raw_content": "In a previous article, I introduced the recent open-sourcing of quantum computing software by DWave. DWave is the maker of a quantum computer being used and studied by a number of groups, including NASA and Google, and there are other quantum computers in the works too. Although the field is still young, recent progress has been making headlines.\nIf we can make practical quantum computers, they will be very powerful\u2014but to see why requires understanding what makes them different. In this article, I\u2019ll explain the underlying physics that makes quantum computing possible.\nQuantum computers aren\u2019t just a new, faster model of the computer in front of you. They\u2019re based on a completely different method of storing information and decision-making. It\u2019s like comparing a jet turbine to a propeller: they achieve the same purpose, but the complexity and power are vastly disproportionate.\nA Bit About Traditional Computers\nLet\u2019s begin by reminding ourselves how digital computers work.\nThe basic ingredient is the binary digit, or bit, which may take only the values 0 or 1. In modern computers, bits take the form of tiny electrical switches called transistors. Transistors are in one of two states. When they are switched on, they conduct electrical current. This is the \u201c1\u201d state. When switched off, they are not conducting current. This is the \u201c0\u201d state.\nIn a physical computer chip, we might find a series of transistors in the following states: on, on, off, on. In binary, the mathematical language of computation, the series becomes 1101.\nThis might appear to be an inadequately crude method of communicating information\u2014how could we possibly convey the rich tapestry of the world using only this black-and-white mold? The first step is recognizing that bits can represent numbers in our traditional counting system. For example, 1101 represents the number 13 and 0110 represents the number 6.\nIn fact, these are the only ways we can represent 13 and 6 using bits, creating a unique translation dictionary between strings of bits and normal numbers. In this way, we can assemble arbitrarily large numbers by stringing together bits. The MacBook Pro uses a 64-bit processor to express every number up to 18,446,744,073,709,551,615.\n(Check out this video to learn more about how binary works.)\nBut if computers could merely store numbers, we would not find them very useful. The reason computers have become ubiquitous is we can use these numbers to further represent many other things.\nTake shades of gray: simply interpolate between pure black (0) and pure white (255, by convention). Colors can be decomposed into red, green, and blue components, each having their value interpolated up to 255. Logic operations, musical notes, letters in the alphabet, internet pages, online dating profiles and many other types of information may be expressed in the same way.\nModern computers use billions of transistors and multiple levels of code to produce high-def video and complex apps, but look closely enough, and the digital world reduces to a simple series of bits.\nHow Quantum Computers Are Different\nWe need only look in our pocket to see that traditional computers are powerful. But there are some problems they\u2019re ill-suited to solve. This is where quantum computers come in. A quantum computer can solve a special set of problems many magnitudes of order faster than traditional computers.\nWhat makes quantum computers so much faster? They can perform many calculations at once.\n\u201cThe building blocks of quantum computers are not bits and transistors. They are qubits and physical components so small they operate by the rules of quantum physics.\u201d\nThis is possible because the building blocks of quantum computers are not bits and transistors. They are qubits and physical components so small they operate by the rules of quantum physics. These components might literally be elementary particles, such as electrons, suspended in magnetic fields.\nThis is where the weirdness of quantum physics comes into play. The standard shorthand explanation says traditional bits can be either 1 or 0, whereas according to the rules of quantum physics, qubits can be 1, 0, or both at the same time.\nThis is what truly makes a quantum computer quantum. But let\u2019s dig into what that means a bit more.\nLet\u2019s Take a Quantum Hike\nTo be clear, quantum computers do not offer more discrete states than a traditional computer\u2014the states are still 1 and 0\u2014but there is no longer an exclusive choice between these states required until the very end of a calculation. This may seem paradoxical\u2014how can something be 1 and 0 simultaneously? And even if this is so, why is a choice required at the end?\nTo better understand how this is possible, imagine hiking with a magnetic compass.\nDuring the day you navigate as you please and the terrain dictates, glancing at your compass and noting that your direction changes. You might begin walking east, then turn north, spin around to go south, before finally nearing northwest. But at the end of each day, you record only whether your encampment is north or south of your departure point that morning.\nAn example log might read \u201cDay 1: North. Day 2: North. Day 3: South. Day 4: North.\u201d\nThis two-choice answer belies your more elaborate trajectory containing all the other directions available to the compass. North represents \u201c1\u201d and south represents \u201c0,\u201d but of course, there are many other \u201cintermediate\u201d choices which can be expressed. This is similar to a quantum calculation. During the calculation, a qubit may take any value, but in the final answer there is only a 1 or 0 logged.\nSo, the qubit\u2019s initial state\u2014the hike\u2019s trailhead\u2014is the problem it\u2019s trying to solve written in binary. The qubit\u2019s final state\u2014the campsite or destination\u2014is its part of the solution, also written in binary. And simplistically, we can think of the qubit\u2019s interim state as a combination of 1 and 0, just as the other directions you moved throughout your hike were combinations of north and south.\nThe day\u2019s hike around swamps, between hills, and through forests is the quantum calculation\u2014a circuitous route exploring the solution set with a zig northeast, a zag due west, and so on. Eventually, however, each qubit falls into a binary state, and we arrive at our destination.\nAn Exponential Speed-Up\nDuring a calculation, a qubit pointing in the east direction isn\u2019t simply weighted 50 percent north, 50 percent south\u2014it will specifically remember that it was an eastern direction. This preservation of the direction is called coherence, and it is the most important property for quantum computers.\nCoherence is the property of a qubit to experience the full range of values and for qubits to share these values with each other. Four coherent qubits could possess values such as \u201ceast, northwest, southeast, west,\u201d whereas incoherent qubits would possess only values \u201cnorth, north, south, north.\u201d Further, each of their values influences the values of their fellow coherent qubits.\nSince qubits sharing mixed states speeds up computation\u2014this is how they perform multiple calculations at once\u2014it is absolutely essential the qubit maintain coherence during the calculation. Otherwise, we are just using a simple, slow digital computer only performing one calculation at a time.\nA coherent quantum computer thus considers both 0 and 1 simultaneously, performing a calculation for the north as well as the south, but weighting the answer in a way that preserves the direction of the compass. 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        "raw_content": "Every Thursday, I wear black.\nA few years ago I saw a few people on Twitter posting photos of women dressed in black with the hashtag #ThursdaysInBlack. Church women in South Africa were making a public witness to bring awareness to the problem of rape and violence against women and children. They worked with their local churches to discuss these problems and end the silence and stigma that surround survivors of sexual assault.\nI decided to join them and started wearing black on Thursdays. Somewhere \u2013 probably a United Methodist Women event \u2013 I picked up a #ThursdaysInBlack button. Then my younger daughter contacted me about a rape that occurred on her United Methodist related college campus. She was part of a protest movement on campus that wanted to raise awareness about the problem of rape and sexual assault on campus, and the difficulty victims were having navigating the Title IX process. I was proud to participate in #ThursdaysInBlack in support of my daughter and her friends, and took the opportunity to educate myself about the Title IX process and the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses in the United States. I invited other United Methodist clergywomen to join me in #ThursdaysInBlack and bought 500 pins from CABSA \u2013 Christian AIDS Bureau South Africa, to support the work of the women who inspired my first participation in this movement. I shared buttons at the World Methodist Conference and posted photos of all the beautiful Methodist women wearing black and their #ThursdaysInBlack buttons at the conference.\nRecently I moved to a new area, which means learning as much as possible about my new city and county. In 2016 nearly 3,000 people were impacted by domestic violence, and five people died due to domestic violence. There is a Family Justice Center which works to reduce the number of offices to visit, people to tell what happened, and number of forms to fill out for persons affected by domestic violence. The center partners with local non-profits to work to end sexual assault, rape, and domestic violence. I\u2019ve visited our local YWCA and support their work, which equips families, educates children and works to end racism and sexism.\n1 Corinthians 12:26 says that if one part of the body suffers, all suffer together with it. Wearing black on Thursdays is a visible way to show solidarity with those who suffer. Educating yourself about sexual assault in your community is a way of living missionally, learning about the context in which you live. Supporting the work of organizations that work to eliminate rape, sexual assault, HIV/AIDS and racism are also part of the call to live as the body of Christ.\nLearn more about CABSA here: http://cabsa.org.za/\nLearn more about YWCA here: http://www.ywca.org\nPrevious Post Environmental Volunteers\nNext Post A Different View",
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        "raw_content": "What food for baldness and Hair Loss? Nutrition & other Tips\nThe loss of your head hair can have a lot of influence on the way you look at yourself. It can make you realize that you will not get younger and will gradually become an older population category. Hair loss can thus strongly influence your self-image and your self-confidence. Hair loss can be caused by medication use, sudden or prolonged stress and hereditary predisposition. Both men and women can suffer from it, but men to a higher degree.\nHair care Products for Baldness\nHair products against hair loss are available on the market in all smells and colors. There are shampoos against hair loss, chemicals, substances based on natural ingredients that all claim to prevent hair loss. But in addition to applying hair products to the head or performing a hair transplant, it is often forgotten that a balanced diet can also play a role in preventing and combating hair loss.\nNutrition and Hair Loss\nLike all other parts of the body, the hair also depends on the nutrients it receives from the body. An important component of her is cysteine. That is a protein that needs a lot of sulfur to be efficient. For a luxuriant and healthy hair, it is therefore crucial to include sufficient sulfur in your diet. A balanced diet that is also healthy certainly plays a role in the prevention of hair loss.\nWhat not to Eat?\nThe foods and activities to be avoided for those who want to protect his or her hair against rejection are in line with the advice given to your health in general. For example, you do not eat too many fats and sugars (think fast food and soft drinks), you do not smoke at all and do not develop too much stress.\nWhat do you eat against hair loss?\nProducts in which there is a lot of sulfur, such as. broccoli, cabbage, tomatoes, spinach, asparagus, sprouts, garlic and onions.\nFoods with many proteins such as fish, nuts, meat and eggs.\nFoods with iron, such as: broccoli, liver, eggs and leafy vegetables.\nIn addition, vitamin B, vitamin C and vitamin E are essential for a healthy diet for the hair\nTo strengthen the hair, you can also take vitamins in the form of supplements. In this way you give your body a boost with healthy nutrients and the chance of hair loss becomes smaller. Other supplements that can be particularly useful against hair loss are:\nA simple tip that seems obvious but is often forgotten is physical exercise. Physical activity ensures good blood circulation, which makes it easier for the organs to absorb nutrients, building materials and oxygen. The above mentioned vitamins and supplements can therefore be more efficient, which reduces the risk of hair loss. Healthy nutrition, vitamins, supplements and exercise are all factors that together can lead to a reduced hair loss. Make sure you do not sit too much and regularly go out for a walk or exercise.\nAnother way to achieve better blood circulation is to massage the skin of the head. By gently massaging the scalp, the blood flow of skin and hair is stimulated, which makes the hair follicles more effective to produce new hairs. This massage of the head can be done by your partner yourself, with or without a bit of shampoo or lotion.\nToo often washing your hair with aggressive shampoos is completely inadvisable. It can be useful, however, in combination with a healthy diet, to regularly use a nourishing shampoo or lotion. Some shampoos contain the active substance minoxidil which prevents hair loss. Thanks to such an anti-hair loss shampoo or lotion, the gradual process of hair loss can be slowed down.\nProvillus Customer Reivews\nWhere to Buy Provillus Online\nHow to Buy Provillus Online",
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        "raw_content": "Down syndrome is a naturally occurring chromosomal variation that can be found in people of all races, nations, socio-economic backgrounds and genders. Although there is still much to discover about Down syndrome, we know that it begins in the early stages of cell division around the time of conception.\nThree Different Patterns\nA blood test is used to determine a baby\u2019s type of Down syndrome.\nNinety-five per cent of people with Down syndrome have trisomy 21, which means that there are three copies of chromosome 21 in each cell instead of the usual two.\nTwo to three per cent of people with Down syndrome have a translocation pattern. In translocation, part of #21 chromosome breaks off and attaches to another chromosome \u2013 usually #14. Most translocation happens on its own, but sometimes it is a trait inherited from a parent. 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The diagnosis of a heart problem does not mean the baby is, or will become, seriously ill. The extent of heart problems varies greatly.\nHypothyroidism is more common in newborns and children with Down syndrome. It is important that blood tests are repeated several times in the first few years, and annually after that, to ensure early detection and appropriate treatment.\nSome degree of hearing loss, which is most often due to frequent ear infections, affects a high percentage of children with Down syndrome. Adequate hearing is critical to the development of good language skills, so periodic medical check-ups should include visualization of the ear canals to ensure no infection is present. Vision problems are also fairly common in many children with Down syndrome. An ophthamological exam is recommended during the baby\u2019s first year.\nNo individual with Down syndrome will have all the health complications, however, every child needs good preventative medical care. Teamwork between the family and doctors is vital to anticipate potential problems and provide specific and individual treatment should they occur. Appropriate health care can enhance the potential of individuals with Down syndrome.\nThe following additional assessments are recommended for children with Down syndrome.\nCongenital (defects existing from birth) heart disease occurs in many children with Down syndrome. It can be present even when a murmur is not heard. An ECHO cardiograph is worthwhile. Many children born with heart defects can have these problems reversed with surgery.\nMost children with Down syndrome tend to have small ear canals, making ear infections and structural ear problems common. Many children have some hearing loss, often due to fluid build-up. This can begin as early as the newborn stage. Regular ear exams can monitor your child\u2019s hearing. A brain stem evoked response (ABR) is also recommended. 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Some of the symptoms have no medical connection- they include:\nPeople with Down syndrome have extra genetic material associated with the 21st chromosome; how this genetic material will effect them us unique to them. There is no way of knowing how healthy your child will be, or how he or she will develop socially or intellectually, just as with all children!\nDown syndrome itself does not require either treatment or prevention. However, the extra genetic material in your baby\u2019s cells can affect their health so it is important that your baby is receiving good medical care. Your baby will be weighed to ensure that they are gaining adequate weight as often as babies with Down syndrome are smaller.\nHeart problems are common, including congenital heart disease ( a heart problem present at birth). Every newborn with Down syndrome should have an EKG and ECHO cardiogram before the age of four months. Many heart defects can be reversed with surgery. Your baby will be checked for any stomach or bowel problems. Most problems usually occur after birth and can be corrected surgically. Your physician will also check your baby\u2019s thyroid function, vision and hearing.\nIt is recommended that within the first three to six months of your baby\u2019s life that he or she is enrolled in an infant stimulation program to help your baby\u2019s development. A developmental evaluation is recommended at one year- occupational, feeding and speech therapy can determine your baby\u2019s area of strengths and needs.\nContinued speech and motor therapy assessments are beneficial to monitor your child\u2019s development. A complete education assessment is recommended every three years, especially before your child enters school. Community supports like respite and counseling are available if beneficial to your family.\nYour child with Down syndrome will grow and develop much like other children without Down syndrome. During this time period, there are some health concerns to be aware of.\nAn annual check-up with your physician is important. Review with your doctor any infections, ear problems, constipation, eye problems, or snoring (possible sleep apnea). Discuss with your doctor any possibilities of congenital heart disease, hypothyroidism, low caloric intake, etc.\nSchool-Aged Child Development\nSimilar to when you were your child was a newborn, annual thyroid tests are recommended. Ear tests are beneficial, especially if your child has a history with ear infections. Talk to your doctors about screening for Celiac disease, if you suspect your child has digestive difficulties.\nA neck X-ray at three to four years of age (and then again between 10 to 12 years old) can determine if your child has Atlantoaxial instability- instability where the neck connects to the spine. 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        "raw_content": "Last updated 3. February 2013 by SBW Team (@admin)\nPrefer a video? Watch this :)\nhttp://socialbusinessworld.org/videos/play/michele/59938/introducing-yunus-social-business\nThe new idea, theory and practice of Social Business has been developed and implemented by Professor Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize for 2006. It is explained on his website at this page and extensively in his book \u201cBuilding Social Business: The New Kind of Capitalism that Serves Humanity\u2019s Most Pressing Needs\u201d.\nIn short, Professor Yunus indicated seven principles to define and categorize a business as Social:\nBusiness objective will be to overcome poverty, or one or more problems (such as education, health, technology access, and environment) which threaten people and society; not profit maximization\nFinancial and economic sustainability\nInvestors get back their investment amount only. No dividend is given beyond investment money\nWhen investment amount is paid back, company profit stays with the company for expansion and improvement\nWorkforce gets market wage with better working conditions\n...do it with joy\nHere at Social Business World we like the above 7th principle a lot \u263a and are also open to discuss within our worldwide Community about those principles, the applicability in developed Countries, in different cultures and lifestyles.\nHere at Social Business World we\u2019re interested in your opinion about how this new possible capitalism could affect your life and surroundings wherever you live and come from.\nThere are two types of social businesses whose feasibility we would like to discuss about:\nA Type 1 social business focuses on providing a product and/or service with a specific social, ethical or environmental goal. A prominent example is Grameen Danone.\nA Type 2 social business is a profit-oriented business that is owned by the poor or other underprivileged parts of the society, who can gain through receiving direct dividends or by indirect benefits. Grameen Bank, being owned by the poor, is the prime example of this type, although it would also classify as a Type I social business.\nBelow F.A.Qs. on Social Business as posted by socialbusinessearth.org a very active website on Social Business.\n1 - Can social business be applied to environmental issues?\nSocial Business and the environment : Afforestation\nSocial Businesses could also be created to fight against climate change. Social business investors, with a strong environmental commitment, could invest in a company which plants trees, increasing the space under forest cover and oxygen in the atmosphere. Entire tracts of land where forests once existed could be regenerated through social business. Other potential areas can also be brought under forest cover through social business.\n2 - Should social business avoid making profit?\nNo, it does not avoid profit. The first aim of social business is to achieve the social objective in a financially sustainable way. It should not give up social objective to make profit beyond sustainability. Making profit without sacrificing social objective is welcome. Social businesses do not give dividends to the investors, all the profit is reinvested in the company for expansion and improving the quality of the product or service.\n3 - What kind of non-monetary return could social businesses generate?\nSocial business is an investment opportunity with \"non-monetary returns\". Among these returns the most important one is the \"gratification\" derived from helping others. People who are doing good for society becomes role models for others, particularly young generation. Society as a whole gives them special recognition. Besides there is a personal satisfaction that one's life has touched other people's lives.\n4 - Does this mean that equity investments from the SB fund into social businesses will (1) not cover the management costs or profit for the fund (as no dividend can be given) and (2) will ultimately be a drain on the fund as only the original investment amount can be returned to the fund?\nNo, Social Business Fund can charge the company which receives the equity an annual \"management fee\", it can be 1% or so, depending on the actual cost of management. SBF should try to keep it to a minimum. It can be paid, on an annual basis. It may consider giving a grace period until the time when the company comes to the break-even point. This should be negotiated at the beginning and should form a part of the agreement with SBF.\n5 - If loans are given, the Fund will receive interests. If equity is given, will the Fund in return receive shares and dividends on equity?\nSocial Business will pay back the loans according to the terms that they have agreed to repay.\nRepay the investments according to social business principles and also pay the management fees/service charges.\nThe funds which are given to the investees/borrowers can these be loans and equity or loans only?\nSBF can also borrow from the people/organizations/businesses/ governments both at low soc bus interest rate and also at market interest rate to meet the demand of the social businesses.\n6 - When selecting investees/borrowers, do these need to be social businesses? If yes what type of social business?\nAny type of social business is eligible, unless the Fund has any restriction or priority of its own.\n7 - Considering the relationship between the Social Business Fund and the investees/borrowers - is this/does this need to be a social business relationship?\nSBF will be created with the investment from people / organizations / businesses / governments who want to invest in social bus.\n8 - How do you very the measurement of the impact of the social business?\nThere are third-party sources that will come and assess the impact of the social business. For example, to measure the impact of Shokti Doi, the fortified yogurt that we are producing in Bangladesh, an international organization called GAIN (Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition), has been commissioned to continuously measure the impact on the mal-nourished children eating the yogurt.\n9 - How do you measure the success of a social business?\nIn a profit-maximizing company, you measure success by the amount of profit made in a given year and developing the prospect of earning more in future years. In a social business company, you measure success by the success achieved in reaching the social goal in specific measurements (reducing the number of malnourished children, reducing the death of infants, number of people receiving safe drinking water, etc).\n10 - Does it only have to be a multinational company investing?\nNo, anyone, any institution, can invest.\n11 - Do the same laws of businesses govern social businesses?\nYes, the same laws that govern a PMB applies to social businesses as well, because there is no other law as yet.\n12 - If I do not have the funds to invest, but I have a good idea, whom should I contact?\nIf you have the motivation, drive and a good idea for a social business, you can apply to a social business fund for financing.\n13 - Can someone who started a social business decide to take profit?\nYes, a social business can be transformed into PMB if the owner wants it. Since there is no law governing the creation and termination of a social business, no procedure has to be followed. When laws will be passed there will clear guidance as to the protocol of registration and termination of the status.\n14 - What is the difference between a social business type II and a PMB?\nEssentially they operate in the same manner. In all its operational practices they are exactly the same. However, a type II social business is either owned by the poor people who receive the dividends, or the profit of the company goes to a Trust which is created for promoting well-being of a specific population or achieve any other social objective.\n15 - Do the fund investors get their money back?\nIt is a \"donation\" to a social business fund, then the donor makes it clear that he does not want it back. But if it is an \"investment\" into the fund, of course, the investor will get back the money.\n16 - Who will invest in social business? Why?\nSocial business is based on the intrinsic desire of self-sacrifice that resides in all human being for the promotion of well-being of its own species, all living beings, and the planet. Given opportunity, most people who can afford it will choose to invest in social business. In addition, institutions, foundations, businesses, governments, donors agencies, any entity which is involved in investment or charity will invest in social business.\n17 - What is the forecast of sustainability?\nIn order to qualify as a \"business\" social businesses must be sustainable. There is no escape from this. Like other kind of business they may go through ups and downs, but it must prove its financial strength at the end.\n18 - Who runs the social businesses?\nJust like the PMBs social businesses will hire a team of managers and workers to run their businesses. But the mission of the team will be very different than the mission given to the team in the PMBs.\n19 - How much do social business managers and workers earn?\nManagers and workers will earn market wages to function with incentives as in a PMB. Social business will endeavor to provide better job conditions and financial terms to workers on the lower end of the salary scale. Their working conditions will be watched carefully. Social businesses will be very careful to make sure they do not violate one social objective in order to achieve another social objective.\n20 - What is wrong with earning a profit?\nThere is nothing wrong with earning a profit and taking dividends from a company's earnings. It is very important driving force of the economy. Growth of the economy is linked with profit - making. By introducing the concept of social business we are not condemning PMBs, or arguing for elimination of it. We are only arguing for the introduction of a new business in the market place. Even social businesses will be making profits, but the profit will stay in the company. It will not be distributed to the owners because they do not wish to take it beyond recouping the investment. In PMBs taking profit is the objective of the business.\n21 - How can regular businesses and social businesses operate in the same market?\nA social business is like any other business. It will follow the same principles of competition, and bring more competition in the market. Consumers will be the beneficiaries. The more the number and varieties of businesses the more is the competition. Social business will strengthen the forces of free market.\n22 - Will social businesses create competition with regular businesses?\nSocial businesses usually produce things which are not produced by traditional businesses, or it targets areas which are not served by other type of businesses, or the prices for the products are very different than the prices of the products of the profit-making businesses (PMBs) Social businesses encourage the PMBs to new areas of business, discover new businesses. Social businesses can compete with PMBs by offering lower prices. For example, a social business may sell drugs at lower prices than the PMBs. In the market place social businesses will offer additional options to people and strengthen the market.\n23 - Are social businesses taxed?\nYes, since there is no category of business in the company law known as social business, it will appear to the tax authority as a PMB and will be treated as such. Social businesses will be taxed the same way as the PMBs.\n24 - Who can invest?\nAnyone can invest in a social business\n25 - What is the difference between a donation to charity and donating to a social business fund?\nWhen you donate a dollar to charity, it goes towards a social cause, but then the use of that dollar ends there. When you donate a dollar to a social business fund, it is invested to achieve a social cause and then the amount returns to the fund for re-use. The power of a dollar donated to a social business fund is much stronger and more effective.\n26 - What is the difference between corporations with donation programs and social businesses?\nA social business is a business. A donation program is a charity program of a profit-making business.\n27 - What is the difference between non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and social businesses?\nAn NGO is a voluntary, non-profit organization that operates, contributes to, or participates in, various projects on education, training or other humanitarian, progressive, or watchdog activities. They usually collect donations for running programs for disadvantaged or distressed people. The difference is that NGOs operate on donations, whereas a social business is a self-sustaining business.\n28 - What is the difference between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and social business?\nCorporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs are the philanthropic programs of companies. CSR is part of a corporation, which is a profit-maximizing company. A social business is a company by itself which is dedicated to social impact-maximization. A common way of practicing CSR is by donating money for social causes.\n29 - What is the definition of a type II social business?\nType II social business functions as a profit-maximizing business, except that all of the net-profits are placed into a trust, which will help a disadvantaged group of people. Or it could be a profit making business owned by the poor people.\n30 - What is the definition of a type I social business?\nType I refers to social businesses that create a product which has a direct social impact. For example, Shokti doi, the fortified yogurt, directly fights malnutrition.\n31 - What is the definition of a social business?\nA social business is a non-loss, non-dividend company designed to address a social problem. The profits are used to expand the company's reach and improve the product/service.\nthe company's reach and improve the product/service.\n32 - How did the financial and economic crisis affect your social business activities so far?\nIt affects us in a positive way, because people feel that profit maximizing business is not the solution to our global challenges. The confidence people had in market mechanisms - in the free market with maximization of profit - has been damaged. It didn't work out. In that context, when people are full of doubts and frustration, when you talk about social business, it suddenly makes sense to them. Yes, why not? Why do we always have to go for making money? Why can't we do something like this so that we can balance out? We can strain ourselves in the profit making side, but at the same time use our talent and creativity in social business to solve the world's problems.\n33 - Early social business examples are trying to overcome malnutrition, the lack of safe drinking water or to improve access to health care and information technologies in developing countries. What other social business opportunities can we find?\nPoverty reduction is only one area of social business. Ultimately all the issues, which are piling up - issues profit maximizing businesses cannot handle all these issues are the subject of social business. If you can create a social business that benefits the environment, everybody benefits from the work. It's a global issue for everybody, rich, poor, middle class - everybody. It's about health, nutrition, water, sanitation and all those things. Social business is supposed to address all the unaddressed issues.\n34 - What about the ground realities? How can your yogurt factory, the tiny little seed, grow, if the prices for milk are going up? You cannot simply adjust your selling price, because your customers are extremely price sensitive.\nEither the milk price goes up, or if the oil price goes up, the electricity price will increase. Or the temperature comes down, the people are not eating yogurt anymore... These are real life situations that don't put everything over board, but you need to use your creativity. When the milk price went up, Grameen-Danone worked to design a new formula for the yogurt, maintaining high nutritional quality as well as affordability for children.\nThere are many options, how you can bring nutrition to the poor. Your vehicle might change, but your mission remains the same. We are not a seller of yogurt, we are simply finding a vehicle, which carries the nutrition in a way children will love it. If circumstances change, we will have to find other mechanisms.\n35 - In CREATING A WORLD WITHOUT POVERTY, we have a few pages about the cooperative movement, in which we say that a co-op is not a social business because it is not necessarily dedicated to a social cause such as helping the poor. What about a co-op that does dedicate itself to helping the poor--for example, a co-op of poor workers who band together to build and grow a business? Could this be a social business?\nOf course, yes. Under second definition it will be a social business if the co-op is owned by the poor.\n36 - There seem to be quite a few organizations with social missions that are financially self-supporting thanks to business-style revenue streams from sales of goods and services. However, most were started not through investments or loans but through charitable grants. Am I right in thinking that these cannot be social businesses? If that is the case, does this affect our thinking about Grameen Bank, since in its early years Grameen Bank did receive some grants from foundations and others? Also, is there, in your view, a big disadvantage to using grants as a source of startup capital? If so, what is it?\nGetting grants does not disqualify a business to be a social business. General Motors can get government grants, that would not disqualify it as a business. Many companies get land grant, tax benefits, and tax holidays. Important thing is whether it has owners, and can it become self reliant ultimately.\nThere is nothing wrong in using grant as seed capital along with equity capital (however small) of the owners. But can the company earn more than its operational expenses, so that it can contribute in paying back its grant amount, equity amount etc., in the very long run?\n37 - Are you aware of any organizations anywhere in the world that fit your definition of social business, other than Grameen Bank and the various Grameen joint ventures you are working on (Danone, Intel, Veolia, BASF)?\nI am not aware of them. I am sure there are some, there could be many almost-like social business, but I am not aware of them.\n38 - The definition of relative poverty in Germany is \u02dcpeople whose income falls below 60% of the average income\". Is that a reasonable definition to use for the purposes of a Social Business Fund there?\nI'll not consider this as a good measure of poverty. 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        "raw_content": "Quote for the day from Will Powell\nThere are two types of courage. First, put yourself in danger to save others & second, stand up against the establishment when there\u2019s an abuse of power that is detrimental to the public!\nChose the former and you will be a HERO, chose the latter and you will be vilified, victimised and have your career ended. Democracy, I think not! :\u201d(\nA massive thank you to all whistle-blowers and especially NHS whistle-blowers who have been vilified and punished in an attempt to save the lives of our loved ones. Will Powell\nFiled under: Whistleblowing, Quote, Whistleblowers, Will Powell\nBristol MP \u2018determined upholder of NHS values of care free at the point of delivery\u2019 \u2013 clinicians\nCharlotte Leslie is a \u2018determined upholder of the NHS values of care free at the point of delivery and need \u2013 not only for now, but for generations to come\u2019. That\u2019s the view of a group of NHS surgeons, professors and whistleblowers who put their careers on the line to keep the NHS free and safe both now and in the future. They include Professor Steve Bolsin, the anaesthetist who brought the Bristol baby heart surgery death rates into the public arena, leading to vastly reduced mortality at the Bristol Royal Infirmary as well as the implementation of clinical governance reforms in the UK.\nIn the letter, the group say that Bristol North West MP Ms Leslie, who sits on the Health Select Committee, has been a steadfast supporter of work done to make sure NHS staff will never again have their careers put at risk because they highlighted poor practices which undermined patient safety.\nClick on the link to read the letter\nhttp://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Bristol-MP-determined-upholder-NHS-values-care/story-26216700-detail/story.html\nCharlotte Leslie with her NHS surgeon father Ian\nFiled under: NHS, Whistleblowing, NHS, Whistleblowers\nEileen Chubb (Compassion in Care) surrounded by Whistle-blowers from all sectors reads a statement outside Downing Street\nEileen Chubb surrounded by Whistle-blowers from all sectors reads a statement outside Downing Street. This statement along with comprehensive evidence was delivered to Number Ten Downing Street earlier. Prior to this the Whistle-blowers attended Parliament in committee room 17 and invited all MPs to attend.\nWebsite Compassion in Care\nhttp://www.compassionincare.com/\nhttps://www.change.org/p/protect-the-protectors-with-edna-s-law-need-one-law-for-all-whistleblowers\nFiled under: Elderly, NHS, Whistleblowing, Ten Downing Street, Whistleblowers\n\u2018Appalling\u2019 treatment of NHS whistleblowers must be investigated: Staff ostracised by hospital bosses demand independent inquiry after \u2018whitewash\u2019 Francis Report\nNHS whistleblowers are demanding an independent inquiry into their treatment by hospital managers after a long-awaited report was declared a \u2018whitewash\u2019. In a scathing letter to the report\u2019s author, they accused him of failing to hold any managers to account and leaving patients at risk of serious harm. The NHS\u2019s \u2018Freedom to Speak up Review\u2019, which was published a fortnight ago, told how whistleblowers have faced a culture of \u2018fear, bullying and ostracisation\u2019 for daring to speak out. But whistleblowers whose careers have been ruined said still no action has been taken to address the concerns about patient safety that they have been making for years. Despite hearing awful reports about failures and cover ups over patients\u2019 deaths, the report\u2019s author Sir Robert Francis has \u2018ignored\u2019 their stories, they said.\nNHS whistleblowers, however, have since confronted him, outlining their \u2018serious concerns\u2019 that his report has failed to address any of the specific concerns made by NHS staff about the alarming treatment of patients.\nThe letter has been signed by three high profile whistleblowers, including Dr David Drew, a top paediatrician who was sacked after claiming he had witnessed a cover up over a child\u2019s death. It has also been signed by Sharmila Chowdhury, a senior radiography manager who spoke out about a \u00a3250,000 fraud at her Trust, and a third colleague who asked not to be named. Dated February 23, 2015, the letter states: \u2018We have now had an opportunity to digest your report and have a number of serious concerns.\nClick on the link to read the letter in full and more\nhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2971737/Appalling-treatment-NHS-whistleblowers-investigated-Staff-ostracised-hospital-bosses-demand-independent-inquiry-whitewash-Francis-Report.html?offset=0&max=100&jumpTo=comment-78369030#comment-78369030\nNHS whistleblowers Dr David Drew (left) and Sharmila Chowdhury (right) have written to Sir Robert Francis demanding an independent inquiry into their treatment by hospital bosses, after they spoke out to raise concerns over patient safety\nFiled under: Hospital, NHS, NHS Blunders, Whistleblowing, Freedom to speak up review, NHS, Whistleblowers\nDoubts over protection for NHS whistle-blowers\nHospitals have been ordered to appoint \u201cguardian angels\u201d to support workers who raise issues of concern. Phil Brown knows first hand how difficult it can be to raise concerns over alleged wrongdoings. In 2005, he blew the whistle on failings in care given to residents of privately-owned Bamburgh Court Care Home, in South Shields. During a process, which lasted more than five years, the 58-year-old said he received a \u201cmixed reception\u201d from his fellow workers. The new support was called for after an investigation by Sir Robert Francis. He warned that too often staff faced \u201cbullying and being isolated\u201d when they tried to speak out. He also said a new national officer should be appointed to help the guardians.\nBut Mr Brown, of Leafield Crescent, in South Shields, who now works at Monkwearmouth Hospital, in Sunderland, doesn\u2019t believe this move will make much difference.\nhttp://www.shieldsgazette.com/news/crime/doubts-over-protection-for-nhs-whistle-blowers-1-7109616\nA WHISTLE-BLOWER from South Tyneside says new laws to give fellow NHS workers more protection won\u2019t work.\nFiled under: Whistleblowing, guardians, Sir Robert Francis review, Whistleblowers\nDear Sir Robert Francis, your report on NHS whistleblowers is not enough \u2013 we need action on how these brave professionals can be helped \u2013 By David Drew\nNHS whistleblower Dr David Drew writes an open letter to Sir Robert Francis, whose report on whistleblowing was published last week\nThank you for the work you and your team put into the review. It will take time to digest the 222 page report. You have done a service to the NHS with your account of our experiences at the hands of hostile managers. More than 20,000 staff contributed to the review. The consistency of so many accounts of whistleblowers being victimised convinced you of their veracity. Few of us win at tribunal (you acknowledge the asymmetry of financial and legal resources) so our detractors have, in the past, been able to misrepresent our predicament. No longer.\nYour descriptions of the forms our victimisation took and the impact this had are shocking, though not to us. Bullying was normal. Suspension, disciplinary action and dismissal were meted out with injurious consequences to our physical and psychological health. Careers were damaged or lost for challenging wrongdoing. Families were torn apart, houses lost, finances ruined. Many became ill; some died; some committed or contemplated suicide. At the launch of your report we held a one minute silence to honour those who did not survive the journey. All this you know.\nClick on the link to read the rest of Davis Drew\u2019s open letter to Sir Robert Frances\nhttp://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/dear-sir-robert-francis-your-report-on-nhs-whistleblowers-is-not-enough\u2013we-need-action-on-how-these-brave-professionals-can-be-helped-10046556.html\nDr David Drew, an NHS consultant at Walsall Manor Hospital for over 19 years and latterly a whistleblower, is the author of \u2018Little Stories of Life and Death\u2019\nFiled under: Whistleblowing, David Drew, Sir Robert Frances, speak up review, Whistleblowers\nJeremy Hunt \u2013 is \u2018sorry\u2019 really the hardest word? Fiona Bell on the Robert Frances Review\nWhilst travelling through the night in preparation for the Francis review, I decided once again to tackle the issue of an apology for Families of the bereaved and NHS whistle blowers, I knew Mr Hunt was due to give his response to the Francis report, and like many others knew things were not right in the NHS for patients and whistle blowers, so thought perhaps it would be the right time , I think my request is quite clear, yet again I ask politely for a public apology for all . Fiona Bell\nPlease click on Sharmila Chowdhury (NHS Whistleblower) blog to read Fiona\u2019s email to Jeremy Hunt and her reply\nhttp://sharmilachowdhury.com/2015/02/13/jeremy-hunt-is-sorry-really-the-hardest-word/\nSecond from left Sharmila Chowdhury, third from left Fiona Bell at Westminster\nFiled under: Whistleblowing, Robert Frances review, Whistleblowers\nWhistleblower culture change urged \u2013 Download The Freedom to speak up Report\nClick on the link to download the \u201cFreedom to speak up Report. Sir Robert Francis QC\u201d\nhttp://freedomtospeakup.org.uk/the-report/ 11th February 2015\nNew proposals to make NHS staff feel they can safely speak out following a damning report into the treatment of whistleblowers are being fast-tracked by the Government for legislation, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced. The report\u2019s author, Sir Robert Francis QC, recommended 20 measures but stressed that a change in culture was more important than regulation. He said that his research \u2013 which saw him receive input from more than 19,700 NHS staff \u2013 had left him \u201cin no doubt that there\u2019s a serious problem in the National Health Service\u201d.\nThe measures include asking every NHS organisation to identify one member of staff that other workers can go to with their concerns, who will then report directly to trust chief executives. The Government will also consult on establishing a national \u201cwhistleblowing guardian\u201d within the Care Quality Commission (CQC) who will review the most serious cases . \u201cToday I will be writing to every trust chair to underline the importance of a culture where frontline staff feel able to speak up about concerns without fear of repercussions,\u201d Mr Hunt said. \u201cThe message must go out today that we are calling time on bullying, intimidation and victimisation, which has no place in our NHS.\u201d\nhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/article-2948640/More-open-NHS-report-out.html\nFiled under: Whistleblowing, Freedom to speak up Report, NHS, Sir Robert Francis, Whistleblowers\nShould NHS Whistle-blowers always be protected? \u2013 By Will Powell\nI was very interested in a recent article published in \u201cThe Spectator\u201d on the 3rd January 2015. The article is about a cancer surgeon named Joseph Meirion Thomas. He interpreted the published Francis Report as giving healthcare professionals protection if they were to speak out about failures within the NHS regarding patient safety issues. He also took the view, rightly or wrongly, that speaking out complied with a doctor\u2019s duty of candour. However, little did he know that speaking out to improve the NHS would result in him being suspended from his job and ordered not to air his views in public again. Sadly, this has been the case for copious NHS whistle-blowers, over the years. Some have even suffered a far worst fate and lost their homes when others have had to leave the UK to seek employment abroad when these are the very healthcare professionals who could help return our NHS to its former glory. Mr Thomas should not have been vilified by his peers but applauded for doing what the Government, Department of Health and NHS purport as the right thing to do.\nMr Thomas is also gagged which, in my view, speaks volumes for the purported integrity of the NHS and the Department of Health\u2019s public claims that all healthcare professionals are encouraged to speak up about patient safety issues. Contrary to the appalling treatment he has received from our Health Minister, Jeremy Hunt, and others, Mr Thomas is, in my view, a HERO and I have no doubt that the majority of the public would say the same. He is clearly a man of integrity who only wants to improve the care provided by our NHS for young and old alike.\nClick on the link to read more and you can access the full article\nhttp://www.mistreatment.com/news/article/should-nhs-whistle-blowers-always-be-protected-262/#.VNjI_PmsXuK\nWill Powell NHS Adviser for Mistreatment.com\nFiled under: Whistleblowing, NHS, Whistleblowers, Will Powell\nThe NHS whistle-blowers who spoke out for patients\nMy hightest admiration goes to all of the whistle-blowers who unselfishly fight for the safety of others. The below comment from The Telegraph\u2019s Patrick Sawer says it all, Joanna\n\u201cThey have helped shine a light on the darkest recesses of the NHS, raising concerns over patient safety, staff bullying and declining standards of care. But rather than being praised for their courage many whistle-blowers claim they faced bullying, threats and in some cases the loss of their jobs\u201d\nClick on the link to see our hero\u2019s\nhttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/11398148/The-NHS-whistle-blowers-who-spoke-out-for-patients.html\nPlease note: Kim Holt does NOT currently advise the CQC \u2013 this ended in 2014\nFiled under: NHS, Whistleblowing, hero's, NHS, Whistleblowers\nTreatment of NHS whistleblowers is \u2018a stain on its reputation\u2019\nThe treatment of whistleblowers by the NHS is \u201ca stain on its reputation\u201d which has destroyed livelihoods and caused \u201cinexcusable pain\u201d to health professionals, MPs have warned. The Commons Health Select Committee said repeated failures to listen to staff who warned of risks to patients is jeopardising safety and deterring others from blowing the whistle. Its inquiry into complaints and raising concern said every NHS whistleblower who is vindicated should be given an apology, and \u201cpractical redress\u201d \u2013 such as a new job, or financial compensation for the damage to their career. The damning conclusions come as a separate review of whistleblowing considers more than 17,000 submissions about the treatment meted out to those who have tried to raise the alarm on poor care.\nhttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/nhs/11358111/Treatment-of-NHS-whistleblowers-is-a-stain-on-its-reputation.html\nDr Sarah Wollaston, the MP for Totnes, said that she believed that Downing Street had shelved the idea of open primaries over fears that they may favour \u201coutspoken\u201d candidates. Photo: Jay Williams\nFiled under: Uncategorized, Whistleblowing, NHS, Whistleblowers\nThe perils of crushing all dissent in the NHS \u2013 DAILY MAIL COMMENT \u2013 Whistleblowers\nIn the wake of the Francis report into lethal NHS cover-ups at Mid Staffs \u2013 where hundreds of patients died in appalling conditions unnecessarily \u2013 the Government promised to protect whistleblowers who expose incompetence and wrongdoing and end the insidious culture of gagging orders. However, the disgraceful treatment of cancer specialist Joseph Meirion Thomas \u2013 threatened with the sack for writing articles in this newspaper, and ordered not to make any further comment without the consent of his bosses \u2013 gives the lie to this commitment. Mr Thomas did not, as some doctors have alleged, behave \u2018outrageously\u2019 or bring the health service into disrepute.\nRather, his observations that health tourism is putting tremendous strain on the NHS and that the preponderance of female doctors could become a problem, because after expensive training they tend to leave to have children, often only returning to part-time posts, are simple common sense. And that the health establishment should go into apoplexy over his comments that GPs are increasingly unavailable to their patients, forcing them to visit chaotic A&E departments instead, speaks volumes about the arrogance and contempt for free expression that characterises the upper echelons of the medical profession. For daring to speak inconvenient truths, Mr Thomas has been demonised by an NHS determined to silence all dissent.\nhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2893939/DAILY-MAIL-COMMENT-perils-crushing-dissent-NHS.html\nThe treatment of cancer specialist Joseph Meirion Thomas, pictured, is absolutely disgraceful\nFiled under: Uncategorized, Whistleblowers\nOne important reason why healthcare whistleblowers need to be protected \u2013 by Amanda Nieweler | WhistleBlower Security\nBecause they have first sight into the safety and treatment of patients\nThere\u2019s been much in the media spotlight lately around UK healthcare whistleblowers. The scandal-hit Stafford Hospital has had it\u2019s fair share of spotlight over questionable treatment of patients, and many patient deaths, that could have been prevented if only those in charge actually took seriously, the concerns raised from employees.\nhttp://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/one-important-reason-why-healthcare-whis-63085/\nFiled under: Uncategorized, healthcare, UK, Whistleblower Protection Policies, Whistleblowers\nNHS whistleblowing \u2018problems persist\u2019\nPromoting whistleblowing was a key recommendation of the public inquiry into the Stafford Hospital scandal. A number of steps have since been taken in England, but Patients First warned that a \u201cculture of fear\u201d still existed. It has produced a dossier of 70 cases, highlighting problems like bullying and mismanagement of complaints. The document is being handed in as part of Patients First\u2019s submission to an independent review of whistleblowing, which was set up by the Department of Health in England and is being led by Sir Robert Francis, who was in charge of the Stafford public inquiry.\nFiled under: Uncategorized, NHS, Whistleblowers\nFor ALL who\u2019ve been silenced-either whistleblowers (all types) or complainants (all types) Gather Together 10th September 2014\nA word from Eileen Chubb, http://www.compassionicare.com one of the BUPA 7 Whistleblowers re the Protest 10th September 2014 Parliament Square, London.\nThis is for ALL who have been not listened to by the Authorities\u2026 Either Professional or Patient or Relative Whistleblowers\u2026 OR Whistleblowers and Complainants from other sectors\u2026Social Services, Aviation, Navigation, Railways, Retail, Bank, Police etc. etc.\nPlease gather on 10th September 2014 at 12 pm on Parliament Sq, London. Banners and whistles will be provided to all those who have not brought their own.\nAt 2pm all the flags and banners will be lowered in remembrance of all victims of silence. People who have lost someone will hold up their photos and names and instead of two minutes silence, there will be two minutes breaking the silence. We want thousands of whistles to be blown.To remember that whistle-blowers could have saved them all.\nFor more details on Edna s Law see http://www.compassionincare.com\nFiled under: Uncategorized, Medical Negligence, NHS, Protest, Victims, Whistleblowers\nWatch Sir Robert Francis QC being interviewed by Eamonn Holmes on SKY explaining about the launch of the Independent review on whistleblowing.\nFiled under: Uncategorized, NHS, Sir Robert Francis, Sky News, Whistleblowers\nNHS whistleblowers urged to share experiences of poor patient care\nSir Robert Francis QC, who led two major inquiries into failures at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, has launched a call for evidence for his review of whistleblowing in the health service\nNHS staff are being urged to share their experiences of blowing the whistle on incidents of poor patient care.\nSir Robert Francis QC, who led two major inquiries into failures at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, has launched a call for evidence for his review of whistleblowing in the health service.\nThe aim of his independent review, commissioned by Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt earlier this year, is to recommend how best staff can be supported to raise concerns about poor patient care.\nhttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/11017755/NHS-whistleblowers-urged-to-share-experiences-of-poor-patient-care.html\nFiled under: Uncategorized, NHS, Sir Robert Francis, Whistleblowers\nWhistleblower treatment is often \u2018shocking\u2019, say MPs\nThe treatment of employees in public services who have raised concerns about wrongdoing has often been \u201cshocking\u201d, a group of MPs has said.\nThe Commons Public Accounts Committee said whistleblowers had often been subjected to bullying and harassment.\nIts report called for whistleblowers to be offered legal and counselling help and for \u201cswift sanctions\u201d to be imposed on staff who victimised them.\nThe government said it was acting to ensure people felt free to speak out.\nThe report highlighted the \u201cimportant\u201d role whistleblowers had played in uncovering details about the Hillsborough disaster and the Mid Staffordshire NHS trust scandal.\nThe committee said whistleblowing was a \u201ccrucial source of intelligence to help government identify wrongdoing\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "Hold onto your hats, here comes SR 2011\nKickstart, the introductory event that starts the annual Student Robotics competition, is almost upon us. Kickstart will happen on 18th September, 2010. So, if you want to take part this year, make sure you\u2019ve registered!\nTo register, please visit our joining page.\nThe SR Team\nBear With Us, We're Working on it...\nWe thought it was about time the Student Robotics website had a complete revamp. It has been in development for a few weeks now, with most of the work being on the back-end. Apart from being more useful for every reader of the website, it has now become significantly easier for us \u2014 the guys that run SR \u2014 to make changes to the website. So, with any luck, the site will be updated more often.\nDue to unforeseen circumstances, the site has become live a little before anticipated. Because of this, a large portion of the content is missing \u2014 well, not yet present.\nThe site is still a work in progress, so please bear with us. If, in the mean time, there is something you need to know and can\u2019t find out, please do not hesitate to get in contact with us.\nCome and visit us again soon,\nHmmm... What's This? A New SR Website?\nPublished 6 July, 2010\nHello, and welcome to the new SR website.",
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        "raw_content": "When I saw that this week\u2019s Wicked Wednesday prompt was celibacy, I thought that I had nothing to write. It wasn\u2019t until I read May More\u2019s post, Being Celibate, Love and Sex, that I realised that I had, like her, been celibate for a large chunk of time during my previous marriage. I had not seen this as celibacy until now. I had seen celibacy as a choice, and had not made the connection with it also being about the repeated rejection of me on a sexual level. It seems short-sighted of me not to see that connection but I suppose I was shrouded in what experiencing that did to me.\nI realise that life has its ups and downs and that there will always be periods in many relationships where things are not as physically intimate for whatever reason. Work, family, health, so many things can get in the way of where you really want to be. Fortunately now those periods are relatively short-lived and they are also something which we try not to let last too long. We have both learnt from what happened to us before, and, coming from quite similar situations, have a shared vision of how things will not be. I think that now, although we know life does not always give us a choice, we try to choose a shared approach to dealing with it together.\nI am not saying for one moment that we never experience our dry spells and have never pretended that it is fuck a minute kink at every turn, but for the most part we endeavour to work at making sure that the intimacy between us is maintained by keeping the closeness in a variety of ways. The good thing about a relationship where you are attracted on a number of levels is that there are a number of levels where you can connect and when one of those is down, we try to compensate in other areas until we can get things back on track. I think that for many couples health can be the big block. If you are unwell, it can sometimes be impossible to connect in the way that you usually might.\nSo having veered off on an explanation of what I feel celibacy is not, I will get back to the topic at hand. That time in my life when I should have been able to be sexually active but was not. I don\u2019t know exactly how long it lasted. There was a period of approximately three years, followed by a period of around about five years. At first I hoped for a way back, but by the end, it had become my choice I suppse. I was no longer allowing it to control me and had chosen instead to control it. I meantlly tried to reclaim my body, but in reality, I don\u2019t think I wanted it any more than he did at that point.\nIt pains me to look back on that time, not just because of the lack of sexual connection. It was a bad time for so many more and much bigger reasons that I think I felt the sex, or lack of it, was the least of my worries. That is probably why I didn\u2019t recognise it until I read May\u2019s post and connected with it, remembering how that time was for me and how it felt. Essentially it broke me. Handing myself over on a plate each night, only to put the pieces away untouched took me apart bit by bit. Or it would have had I let it. But I am a fighter. I tried harder. I tried different things. I talked, I acted, I tried my magic. So I did fight, and in the end when it still didn\u2019t work, I took myself back off the plate. A dish no longer served.\nI suppose what happened was the slow disengaging from him and from my want and need for him. I think that I also disengaged from myself. I pulled back from most of my sexual feelings and from seeing myself as having any physical needs at all. The emotional effect of the withdrawing of the physical was huge. With each rejected attempt, a little of my heart closed over in defence. While I still offered myself physically for a long time, there was not the love that should have gone alongside it. At the point where he realised finally what he was losing, there was not the way back that either of us had hoped.\nThat form of celibacy hardened me because it was cruel. It was not born of circumstance. It was not due to health or work or family. There was no way for me to reassure myself. There was not the communication, nor the tenderness, nor the love to sit inside the space it left until things were better. We grew apart, the gulf of the wound stretching between us far into the distance, becoming a valley that we could no longer cross. I can\u2019t say that there was no love, because there was, but it was not the love that I have now. It was a love that came from guilt, and familiarity, and a sense of shared past. It was about duty; I was needed and not wanted.\nThe result of the celibate period we went through, was at first a loss of connection, and then a loss of tenderness and in the end, the loss of a shared life together and the loss of a marriage. It is not something I think about often and I have never really thought about this particular part of it in isolation before. What I do know is that it changed me. And at the end of the day it brought me here but it is not something I would endure again. It is not something that I would allow to casually overtake me in the defensive way that I did back then.\nTruthfully, I still see celibacy as more about abstinence through choice. Perhaps not through choosing the circumstance but through agreeing to abstain because of those circumstances. I appreciate that there may be times as we grow older together when that happens and I trust that in making that choice, we make it together, for the sake of each other. I don\u2019t think that will be the negative that I experienced in the past and I don\u2019t see why that would have the same destructive effect. While sex is an important part of what we do, it is only a part, and as long as we use the others to remain together, there is no reason why it should break us apart.\nClick to read more of my submissive musings.\nCelibacy should be an abstinence though choice \u2013 for sure \u2013 am am not sure if what we experienced is celibacy \u2013 it happened to us -, and having read other posts makes me query the definition further- but when I look back that\u2019s how I viewed it at the time xx\nYes I hope I have not gone off on one. As you say, it is part of the story whatever term it falls under. Thank you for your inspiration and I hope my post isn\u2019t too much of a copy cat \ud83d\ude2c\nnever \u2013 is it not the things we see in others, that we also see in ourselves that we find attractive or can relate to? x\nYes it is. It helps us to connect and also to learn from others.\nReading your post give me a similar feeling that you got reading May\u2019s post. Looking back at the relationship between me and my then husband, I can\u2019t say that either of us were intentionally avoiding sex (Can\u2019t speak for him) I just didn\u2019t feel wanted. It felt like an obligation. I don\u2019t just mean the romantic gestures, I mean wanted for more than just a mother of his children. I know I played a part because something in me was missing, and while I feel, like you, I tried, fought for it, and attempted to change things, nothing seemed to work. It is painful at times to look back at our lives and see the pain and know now how we could have fixed it. Hindsight\u2026 of course, but I try and look at them as lessons learned and hopefully apply them going forward. Whatever, and whenever my next relationship happens, I hope to apply all the lessons. Although I should probably have them charted in a spreadsheet\u2026. there are many.\nHeHe \u2013 the spreadsheet idea sounds interesting reading. I do know what you mean though. I don\u2019t regret what happened as I am not that sort of person and good did come from the relationship. I know that I tried but sometimes things just aren\u2019t going to work and you know that it is time. I am glad I was able to see them as lessons too \ud83d\ude42\nOh how I recognize fighting over and over again until one day you\u2019re done fighting. I\u2019ve been there too. There might be \u2018celibate\u2019 periods during any marriage, but as long as the communication keeps going it shouldn\u2019t be a negative thing.\nYes I agree with you Marie. 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        "raw_content": "Thanks to Dressel, Joseph Schooling Has His Hustle Back\nPhoto Courtesy: Blake Benard\nEditorial content for the 2018 NCAA DI Championship coverage is sponsored by TritonWear. Visit TritonWear.com for more information on our sponsor. For full Swimming World coverage, check event coverage page.\nhttps://www.swimmingworldmagazine.com/news/thanks-to-dressel-joseph-schooling-has-his-hustle-back\">\nMorning Splash by David Rieder.\nJoseph Schooling was disgusted. In his signature event, the one in which he won Olympic gold one year earlier\u2014the first-ever for Singapore in swimming\u2014he was routed.\nOn top of the world after dethroning Michael Phelps in the 100 fly in 2016, here was Schooling finishing tied for third in a World Championship final, with a former teammate finishing almost a full second ahead.\nCaeleb Dressel won the World title in the 100 fly in Budapest, his time of 49.86 the second-fastest clocking in history, for his third individual gold medal of the meet. Schooling tied with Great Britain\u2019s James Guy for bronze in 50.83.\n\u201cThat was phenomenal,\u201d Schooling said of Dressel\u2019s performance. \u201cThere are no words to describe how fast that is.\u201d\nBut when he assessed his own performance, Schooling did not mince words.\n\u201cI got my a** kicked,\u201d Schooling said. \u201cThere\u2019s no other way to say that. By my standards, that\u2019s pretty unacceptable.\u201d\nWhat happened? Schooling had been forthright even before Worlds\u2014after the Olympics, his focus had wavered. Eddie Reese, Schooling\u2019s coach at the University of Texas, explained that his pupil had \u201caccomplished his lifetime goals\u201d all in one race. In Singapore, he had become something of a national hero. \u201cIt was hard to get him back,\u201d Reese said.\nAfter a rough effort at the NCAA championships in March, when Schooling lost to Dressel in the 100-yard fly and missed out on scoring entirely in the 200 fly, he explained that he just had not trained enough, but he figured that he had enough time to turn it around before the World Championships.\nAnd sure, Schooling\u2019s performance in Budapest was fine but not nearly good enough. But the 22-year-old had no regrets\u2014he let off some steam in the post-Olympic year and got to experience life as a typical college student.\n\u201cI did things that I previously didn\u2019t have the chance to do, which was awesome,\u201d he said. \u201cPros and cons, obviously. Cons are you\u2019re not going to get the results that you want. If you don\u2019t put the work in, put in less than half the work that you\u2019re used to, you\u2019re going to get less than half the results.\u201d\nLess than half his usual training? Schooling nodded. No exaggeration.\nImmediately after his defeat at Worlds and then again in January, Schooling made this very clear: He\u2019s not upset about his results from the World Championships. Not because bronze is acceptable to him\u2014it was not\u2014but because it re-invigorated him.\n\u201cIt was my more fuel to the fire, and my motivation right now is Caeleb. He\u2019s the main reason I get out of bed in the morning, and that\u2019s awesome,\u201d he said. \u201cThat\u2019s what keeps me going whenever I don\u2019t feel like putting up with this anymore. It\u2019s awesome\u2014you need something like that.\u201d\nAfter Budapest, Schooling took stock of his swimming. He knew that his preparation over the past year had been sketchy, at best, and if he had any expectations of restoring his forward trajectory, he needed to make sure that he was not squandering his opportunities.\n\u201cIf I\u2019m doing something, I need to do something to the best of my ability,\u201d he said. \u201cYou make huge changes if you want things bad enough.\u201d\nAt the World Championships, Schooling recalled how Reese had warned him about the perils of his lackadaisical training routine after the Olympics. But this year, he\u2019s been paying extra attention to the often corny but invariably astute words of his legendary coach.\nTexas men\u2019s coach Eddie Reese \u2014 Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick\nThe first mantra that Schooling recalled was: \u201cThe main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.\u201d In other words, prioritize.\nSo when he came back to Austin, Texas, for his senior season as a Longhorn, Schooling considered his priorities: \u201cSchool and swimming fast.\u201d Getting his homework done and getting to bed early became priorities. Schooling committed to stick to his nutrition plan that he had followed before the Olympics, eliminating fast food, soda and what he called \u201clate-night college activities.\u201d\nAlso from Reese, there was this: \u201cTake care of yourself, take care of each other, and the rest will take care of itself.\u201d\n\u201cBasically, that means don\u2019t be selfish,\u201d Schooling said. \u201cThat might not make a lot of sense swimming-wise, but if the team is doing well, you\u2019re going to be doing well. You doing well is a byproduct of the team.\u201d\nEven for Schooling, who has an Olympic gold medal and national hero status in his home country, the message of acting like an adult and being accountable to his team struck a nerve.\nIn swimming circles and even in wider sports circles, Schooling will likely never shake the title of \u201cman who beat Michael Phelps in his last individual race.\u201d The photo of Phelps with a 13-year-old Schooling in 2008 has made the rounds since Rio and likely will again before the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.\nBut in person, Schooling is rather unassuming. He has a down-to-earth personality, and he\u2019s only six feet tall, much shorter than most elite-level swimmers. He\u2019s not afraid to show emotion or be upfront about how he\u2019s feeling, but he\u2019s also not particularly loud.\nPhoto Courtesy: Erich Schlegel-USA TODAY Sports\nHe\u2019s a 22-year-old college senior, and like most college seniors, he finds it bizarre thinking back on all that had happened in three years, thinking back to a time before he won two NCAA titles his freshman year at Texas in 2015, before he was a well-known name in the swimming world.\nSchooling rattled off the names of Kip Darmody, Grant Rogers, Nick Munoz and Jake Ritter\u2014none of them swimming superstars, but \u201cthey were my seniors. I remember almost idolizing them and looking up to them like a big brother. For me to be in that position right now, when I think about it, is kind of weird.\u201d\nHe thought back even further, to when he first came to the United States and to the Bolles School in Jacksonville, Fla. That was in 2009, when Schooling was in eighth grade.\n\u201cI still remember moving into the dorms and how it felt,\u201d he said. \u201cWhen you go to a new place, things smell different, and you kind of remember that and you relate the new places to that scent. I can still remember how the dorms smelled.\n\u201cIt\u2019s been many, many years, and it\u2019s gone by really fast.\u201d\nThe next three years should pass just as quickly. Schooling will likely have his first shot to get some revenge on Dressel next month, when the two meet in the 100-yard fly at the NCAA championships.\n\u201cI\u2019m going to make the most of it this year, and hopefully I can go four-for-four\u2014we can go four-for-four,\u201d Schooling said, correcting himself mid-sentence. \u201cWe\u2019ll see what happens.\u201d\nSchooling was a freshman on the first of three straight Texas national championship teams, and he is the only swimmer returning who has been a key contributor on all three of the previous teams.\nAfter March, with his college swimming career behind him, Schooling will have his sights set on the Asian Games in September in Jakarta, Indonesia, leaving a long course rematch with Dressel to wait until 2019. And then, of course, he will defend his Olympic gold medal one year later in Tokyo.\nSuccessfully pulling off a second consecutive Olympic gold in the event would put Schooling into an exclusive category that right now includes only Phelps. The 100 fly comparisons aside, Schooling has joined Phelps in transcending swimming and becoming something of a legend\u2014but only when he\u2019s in Singapore.\nRight now, he spends the majority of his time in the United States, specifically under the eye of Eddie Reese in Austin, Texas. That way, he\u2019s not a celebrity but just Joseph Schooling, a senior on the University of Texas men\u2019s swim team who has accomplished his dreams but is still striving for more.\nMy Beach Things\nScott R Moore\nGreat article David\nGian Alessandro\nDoes he have a realistic shot though?\nGood question. I see Caleb swimming 49.5 before Tokyo. 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        "raw_content": "Ani-TAY Trainime Review - Tonari No Kaibutsu-kun\nTrainime\nFabulous Fyst Review\nHey guys Sylverfyst back again with another anime review! For those of you wondering where my regular Trainime impressions from the previous week's new anime is, don't fret, I'm working on a mega one for the last three episodes of each! (It's not delayed because I've been playing the PS4, nope definitely not that >.> )\nAnyway, when I was doing my review for Killzone Shadow Fall I came upon a new system for the way I'm going to do reviews, whether they be video games, anime or comics/manga (if I ever get back to that!). It's going to work like this, I'll open up with an introduction to the subject at hand, and then I'll put the review into three sections: The Fabulous, The Meh, and The Unfabulous. For my Trainime Reviews I'll continue to use the Trains as my rating scale, it'll be something different for video games or comics. So with that brief explanation, let's begin with the review!\nIntroduction: I watched this series a couple of weeks ago, but I'm just getting to this review now. I've read the manga as well prior to watching the show, so keep that in mind as I may be a tad biased from prior information about the story. The show is about two people in particular, Shizuku and Haru, neither of which fit in with normal society. Shizuku is cold and calculating focusing on her studies and Haru is violent and brash, but kind at heart (he's just misunderstood really). It's about the relationship between these two characters and their friends. It's not the strongest romantic comedy based anime I've seen, but it's one of the better ones.\nThe Fabulous: The animation in this is pretty top notch, it's not always the prettiest, but it always fits the situation of the story. The super deformed moments are hysterical and well timed. It's also one of the more colorful Rom-Com anime shows out there. It's pretty much exactly what I was expecting from this adaptation and that's a good thing. The humor! It's one of the funnier anime I've watched in a while. Haru's great, he has so many misunderstandings about what high school life is supposed to be like that it gives way to some interesting situations. Nagoya! anytime the rooster shows up the show kicks it's humor into overdrive. Shizuku's best when she's so exasperated she doesn't know how to deal, it happens a lot and it gave me the giggles constantly. The drama is good in some parts, Haru and Shizuku work great together when the series focuses on them, the chemistry is palpable. I also really enjoyed the OST for this one, it's catchy and fits the tone perfectly.\nThe Meh: The other side characters are not fleshed out here as much as they probably should be. Sasayan-kun is one of the more interesting characters in the manga and has a role similar to Satoshi in Hyouka, which is high praise of the character, but the anime squanders this opportunity and just kinda has him there as an entertaining friend character. Yamaken is also underdeveloped here and you never really feel like he's a threat to the Haru/Shizuku romance like you do when you read the manga. Some of the story threads just kind of get abandoned as well.\nThe Unfabulous: Haru has some lines that really grate on you in the beginning, to the point of saying \"WHAT?! why would she like him after that?!\" seriously though, he threatens to rape her at one point. Maybe that's just a bad translation, but still that's pretty awful. He hits her (accidentally) a couple of times throughout the series, and it just seems weird that she would continue to feel for him after all this. Oh and biggest problem with it overall, is the ending. The ending is not a real ending, it's a major cliffhanger and I know it's because the manga is still ongoing, but c'mon seriously guys? Almost every other adaptation to a Manga or light novels that are still ongoing have better conclusions than this. I would have been happier if the studio had come up with their own conclusion rather than this empty ending.\nThe Conclusion: It's a good series, it's funny and has a few will-they-won't-they moments that work really well, some of the characters get neglected and the ending is piss poor, but the ride to get there was fun. I give this one:\nThree out of Five Trains!",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Jed McCaleb is Set to Impact the World\nTed Bauman, the Editorial Director at Banyan Hill Publishing \u00bb\nBest Urologist in New York City \u2013 Dr. David Samadi\nGraduating with honors from the Stony Brook School of Medicine in 1994, Dr. Samadi has come a long way to become the best American Urologist. Born in Iran in 1964, Samadi and his brother had to flee to Belgium to escape the 1979 Revolution aftermath. As a Jew, his family was a target among extremist groups who found favor with the new government. The two brothers left their parents and their only sister for a better life. He came to the United States in 1984 while still a high school student. His parents were running a business back in Iran and were able to finance their education in high school.\nHe completed his high school and got a scholarship to study biochemistry. He went on to Stony Brook School of Medicine for his M.D and completed his postgraduate proctology at Montefiore Medical Center. The motivation to excel in his medical career was as a result of the expectations of his parents. Although he communicated to his parents regularly while he was a student, he had to cope with feelings of loneliness. Dr. Samadi has two children with his wife SaharDanielpour, and they are currently living together in Old Westbury.\nDr. Samadi is passionate about using invasive surgery while treating his prostate cancer patients. Through continuous research, he invented SMART (Samadi Modified Advanced Robotic Treatment) a modern invasive surgery that uses da Vinci\u00ae robotic surgical system. His invention has enabled him to do more than 7,000 surgeries. This treatment has been so successful that 90% of patients treated with SMART are currently cancer free. He aims to treat prostate cancer without the possibility of damaging the life of the patient through blood clots, losing sexual function, and radiation effects.\nDr. Samadi is currently the Chief of Robotic Surgery and the Chairman of Urology at Lenox Hill Hospital which is in New York City. Also, he is the director and founder of Mount Sinai Robotic Fellowship Program. He is a member of American Medical Association, Medical Advisory Board in PinnacleCare International, and American Urologic Association. Dr. Samadi has published journals and articles on robotic surgery and urologic oncology fields. Because of his success, he has been featured in acclaimed publications and shows such as Cable News 12, Forbes, New York Magazine and Connecticut\u2019s Cable News. He has also contributed his knowledge on Fox News for a few years now.\nDr. Samadi has a website, a radio (am970) and just recently launched his online TV called Dr. SamadiTv. He uses these Media to reach out to students, patients and researchers on issues related to health. The TV will be live recording enabling viewers to ask questions directly to Dr. Samadi and his team. It will also feature renowned physicians, authors, and researchers who need a platform to reach a large audience. Dr. Samadi role in the industry has been recognized through awards such as Best Urologist in NY in 2018, Patient\u2019s Choice Award for five years, America\u2019s Top Doctors for Cancer from 2009 to 2013 just to mention a few.\nPosted on March 9, 2018 by admin.\tThis entry was posted in Doctors, Urologist and tagged treat prostate cancer. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "From winning 51 medals, pre-dominantly in Athletics, in the inaugural edition of the Asian Games in 1951 to pocketing a haul of 57 medals across different sports in the 2014 edition, India has come a long way in the games.\nTill date, India has won a total of 594 medals in the Asian Games with 138 of them Gold, 178 Silvers, and 278 Bronze medals.\nThis chart shows every medal won by an Indian at the Asian Games over the past 17 editions:\n(Hover your mouse over a data point for more details)\nUntil the third edition of the Games held in 1958 in Tokyo, the largest chunk of India\u2019s medals was won by the track and field athletes.\nHowever, in the subsequent games, held in 1962, the grapplers announced themselves by winning 12 of India\u2019s total tally of 33. Since then, wrestling has become one of India\u2019s popular sports and Indian wrestlers have performed consistently well.\nThe pugilists weren\u2019t far behind and made their presence felt in the 1974 games by winning five medals. Like wrestlers, the boxers have performed consistently well and their best medal hauls have come in 1986 and 2010 with nine podium finishes each.\nWhile Indian shooters had been winning a handful of medals in every edition since Shooting was introduced, the gold rush came in 2006 at Doha, where the marksmen triumphed with 14 medals, India\u2019s largest haul that year. Subsequently, Indian shooters did well, not only at the Asiad level but also at the Commonwealth, World, and Olympic levels.\nAs sporting infrastructure in the country developed in the early 2000s, Indian athletes started winning medals in Tennis, Squash, Cue Sports, Rowing, Sailing, among others.\nAlthough Athletics remains India\u2019s most popular medal sport, the number of medals India has won on the track and the field have significantly gone down. Yet, India\u2019s total medal haul in the Asian Games has largely increased with every passing edition. This clearly indicates that Indian athletes are finishing on the podium in a variety of sports, other than athletics.\nThis time around, the Indian Badminton team is expected to perform well and bring home few medals. Though the Chinese, Japanese, and Indonesians are going to be tough to overcome, Indian shuttlers have been playing well over the past couple of years and have bettered their Asian rivals on a number of occasions.\nAn exciting 15 days of sporting extravaganza await Asia.\nasian games 2018 data story indian sports sports",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: cartoonist\nFor Better Or For Worse: Lynn Johnston Reflects\nLynn Johnston, a Canadian cartoonist, is best known for her newspaper comic strip For Better or For Worse. She was the first woman and first Canadian to win the National Cartoonist Society\u2019s Reuben Award, and has been nominated for a Pulitzer. She joined Jonathon to discuss the world of cartooning, writing, and storytelling.",
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        "raw_content": "Permaculture is a design approach based on connecting different disciplines, strategies, and techniques to create regenerative and resilient human settlements. The word itself, coined by Australians Bill Mollison and David Holmgren, is a contraction of both \u201cpermanent culture\u201d and \u201cpermanent agriculture\u201d. The aim of permaculture is to design ecologically sound, economically prosperous human communities. It is guided by a set of ethics: care for the Earth, care for the people, and return of one\u2019s surplus.\nSimply put: Permaculture is a sustainable design science based on observation of natural patterns.\nHow do we use permaculture at the Dirt Rich School?\nThe goal of The Dirt Rich School is to teach students how to use the principles and techniques of permaculture first hand. In order to design ecologically rich, dynamic, permanent landscapes, we first need to learn and be able to identify many important aspects of ecology. We learn to ask and answer questions like \u201cWhere would nature put this?\u201d \u201cHow would this play out if nature took its course?\u201d \u201cWhat can I do to mimic natural processes?\u201d. In answering these questions, we start to take cues from those natural cycles, and ultimately figure out how they can be properly and purposefully integrated into our landscapes.\nWhile classroom lectures are vital to learn and understand the fundamentals and concepts, we intertwine them with a strongly emphasized hands-on approach. By seeing and doing everything first hand, students can come away with the skills and knowledge they need to approach new, individual landscapes.\n\u201cPermaculture uses the inherent qualities of plants and animals combined with the natural characteristics of landscapes and structures to produce a life-supporting system for city and country, using the smallest practical area.\u201d\nIntroduction to Permaculture, Bill Mollison",
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        "raw_content": "Electrical Heating &\nAircon Installers in London\nProviders of electrical heating and aircon installations in London\nAt Theedam Electrics Ltd, we can install a range of electrical heating appliances and air conditioning units in your home or office. Being able to control the internal temperature of your property is important to the well-being of yourself and anyone else working or living in the building. An office that is too warm or too cold can cause a decrease in productivity from your staff. Whatever your heating and air conditioning needs, Theedam Electrics Ltd in London and Essex can make sure that your property has temperature control in order to keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter!\nTraditionally, boilers are powered by gas, however, electrical boilers have seen a huge rise in popularity over the last decade. This is largely down to the fact that the amount of electricity needed to power the boiler is very low, meaning less energy output and less financial output on your bills! At Theedam Electrics Ltd, we can install any type of electrical boiler in your property and make sure that it fully functioning as it should be.\nAdditionally, we can install any air conditioning units in your property to help manage the temperature of the building. When having air con installed there are several things you must consider. Perhaps the most important thing to think about is how best to make sure that you\u2019re entire property is covered by the air conditioning system. To do this you must consider the size and shape of the building and what locations would help to optimise your air conditioning units usefulness. At Theedam Electrics Ltd, we can offer our expert advice on how best to set up the air con in your home and then fully install the units in your property.\nFor more information on the electrical heating and air con installation services that we provide, give us a call today on 07728686401 or send us a message through our contact page.\nElectrical Heating & Aircon Installers in London",
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        "raw_content": "Farewell to The Grid from Jade Clayton i...\nWhen I began writing with The Grid, I was moving from the New Mexico desert to the City by the Bay, San Francisco. Arriving in the midst of gentrification, I had the pleasure of experiencing the struggles of finding housing in a place where the word \u201caffordable\u201d meant $2,100 a month for a closet in\nby Lauren Golightly @L0Go8 August 4, 2015\nWhen I began writing with The Grid, I was moving from the New Mexico desert to the City by the Bay, San Francisco. Arriving in the midst of gentrification, I had the pleasure of experiencing the struggles of finding housing in a place where the word \u201caffordable\u201d meant $2,100 a month for a closet in the Tenderloin. I endured a painful initiation into the world of San Francisco bicycle infrastructure that a handful of chosen ones experience at least once while riding in the city. Although I cannot recall what happened after my face hit the trolley tracks, I can say that this experience has impacted a handful of my articles regarding pedestrian and bicycle safety. One of my first articles about the Vision Zero initiative in San Francisco set a catalyst for later posts about how the city was addressing pedestrian safety. Aside from these less graceful moments, I am grateful for the opportunity I was given with The Grid to explore such a unique city and others along the way.\nA professor once told me, \u201cIf you\u2019re doing the right research, you should come out with an infinite chain of paths. One source should provide a door to the next and so on. This chain of events should lead you to a picture which is much more vibrant and dynamic than you ever could have imagined. The picture you paint in your head will hardly ever manifest in the way you expected.\u201d I found this to be the case with a large number of my articles. What started out as a generalized theme quickly turned into topics which revealed a greater issue plaguing the city.\nWhile traveling to Egypt, I took the opportunity to write about the recent announcement of the construction of the new capital of Egypt. Publications on its unveiling came off as hopeful and inspired, as if it could become the next Dubai. But the reality was far from that. They are trying to build a utopia in what felt dystopian. Individuals living in neighboring \u201cNew Cairo\u201d could not imagine populating the $45 billion city when current residents of Cairo could not afford to live there. With \u201cNew Cairo\u201d failing to attract more than 100,000 residents in a 2 million residential development, it is hard to imagine the new capital becoming anything but a ghost town.\nWithin a year of writing, I have already begun to witness the ways in which the Bay Area is resolving the issues I reported on in my first moments with The Grid. One example is through the deconstruction of the Bay Bridge, which has been a heated topic in the Bay for some time in regards to sustainability. With over 300,000 tons of Bay Area history doomed to the landfill, artists, designers, and communities began to envision plans for the adaptive reuse of materials. As a result, the Bay Bridge Steel Program was started under supervision from the Oakland Museum of California (OMCA). Through this program, steel and materials will be salvaged from the bridge to be recycled into public art and historical projects throughout California. I was able to witness a unique experience of a city growing and evolving for the betterment of its community.\nI have gained a wide perspective of the built environments of vastly different cities. Hopefully my writing and images have done the same for readers. Working in the cyber realm can sometimes leave you feeling isolated where your impact is comparable to yelling into the wind. But small moments of readers reaching out to start a dialogue and the supportive community I have connected with has made all the difference. I want to give a special thanks to the editors I have worked with along the way, my supportive community of readers, and Renee for this unique opportunity and journey. I am excited to watch The Grid grow and continue to connect communities worldwide.\nFarewell to The Grid from Jade Clayton in Baltimore, Maryland\nBrazil\u2019s President Rousseff Announces Major Logistics Infrastructure Investment Plan",
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        "raw_content": "In a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell attempted to make the case that the United Nations, through the Internet Telecommunications Union (ITU), is poised to take \u201cunprecedented powers over the Internet.\u201d The main thrust was that a group of states, including Russia, China and Iran, were pushing a set of recommendations on Internet governance through the upcoming ITU World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT-12) in December. This threat is widely exaggerated. However, it holds a seed of truth that can help to illuminate preparations for WCIT-12 as well as the cyber \u201carms control\u201d agenda more broadly.\nTo begin with the broad: Mr. McDowell\u2019s point about some nations attempting to do away with some of the freedoms found in the current system is actually true. In recent history, especially the last decade, the threat of cyber aggression has loomed large on some national agendas, especially the agendas of developed nations, where issues such as critical infrastructure vulnerabilities to a cyber attack are a troubling possibility.\nWhile much of the activity in response has been focused on developing better defensive, and, in some cases offensive systems, there have been initial talks in the international arena about some manner of cyber \u201carms control\u201d treaty. There are a number of ways to parse this agenda, but, for our purposes, it makes sense to see it as three distinct issues rolled into one.\nThe first is the threat posed by state and non-state actors to network, data, and physical infrastructure security. For an effective response, this is an area that should be addressed multilaterally, although some states that stand to gain from state-sponsored espionage might except to this approach.\nThe second area is the issue of combating cybercrime. This is an issue area not often explicitly referenced in talks on arms control. It is largely being dealt with on a parallel (and much faster relatively speaking) track. It should at least be acknowledged, however, that cybercrime raises many of the same challenges around cooperation than the first area especially regarding industrial espionage and intellectually property (IP) theft. IP protection looms large on the American policy agenda.\nThe last area is what can best be termed as \u201cinformation security.\u201d It is here that Mr. McDowell is closest to the truth of the matter. For nearly two decades, Russia has annually introduced a GA resolution that seeks to define \u201cinformation terrorism,\u201d or the dissemination of destabilizing information by actors external to a country, as an act of aggression. This has obvious special relevance to authoritarian regimes, as it would most like be a method to stifle dissent and crack down on Internet freedom. The position has gained support amongst governments such as Belarus, Burma, China, Cuba, Turkmenistan, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe.\nWhile the UN language has been watered down over the years, more expansive language creeps into other venues. The six member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) (Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and China) agreed in August 2009 to define information war as a \u201cconfrontation between\u2026states in the information space aimed at\u2026undermining political economic, and social systems\u2026to destabilize society and state.\u201d Additionally, writing in UN Disarmament Journal, three Russian Ministry of Defense experts added, \u201ceven good intentions, such as advancement of democracy, cannot justify [any information operation with a psychological basis].\u201d They argued that this made such information campaigns illegal under the UN charter.\nAs a consequence of all of these political dynamics, the fight has bled into discussions over general Internet governance. The current Internet governance architecture is sparse. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a nonprofit organization chartered by the US government, is one of the few bodies involved in actual governance, through essentially maintaining the globally Internet address book. The ITU referenced in the op-ed serves as a multilateral outlet for bridging the digital divide between developed and developing nations, in addition to some work on telecom standardization and managing international radio frequencies. The proposal to move some of ICANN\u2019s responsibilities to the ITU stems from the feeling that much of the infrastructure is dominated by the US through economic rather than regulatory means. While ICANN touts its multi-stakeholder approach, it is far from internationally inclusive.\nRegardless of the details of the ITU proposal, the important part is that it is an option that is no longer on the table, according to a leaked State Department document. While the proposal was being pushed a year ago, it has been withdrawn.\nFurther adding to the factual discrepancy of the op-ed is Mr. McDowell\u2019s mention of the \u201cpeering\u201d issue, which is telling. In essence, the \u201cpeering\u201d mechanism that Mr. McDowell briefly mentions refers to the way that traffic is routed both domestically and internationally. It\u2019s a bit technical, so without getting into to many details: Internet service providers (ISPs) in underserved areas (i.e., the developing world) must pay US-based ISPs to route traffic.\nThis is important for two reasons. The first is the issue of revenue, which US ISP\u2019s and telecoms are loath to give up to non-US companies. The other issue ties back to the US preoccupation with IP protection. 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        "raw_content": "Diplomacy or weakness? South Koreans question their government\u2019s plan to combine Olympic teams with North Korea\nMany South Koreans are voicing complaints about their Presidential Blue House\u2019s proposal to combine some North and South Korean teams in the upcoming Winter Olympics, to be held in South Korea. Amid heightening tensions on the peninsula, it seems clear that South Korea hopes to advance peace talks through North Korea\u2019s Olympic participation, but some within the nation, and the Olympic teams, have expressed concerns that the peace effort is one-sided, and President Moon Jae-in is assuming too weak a position in negotiations.\nFor many, the Olympic Games are the very pinnacle of athletic competition. Athletes the world over train for their entire lives, often at great personal and financial expense, all for an opportunity to represent their nation on the world\u2019s stage in a contest of skill and will that dates back to another era of human civilization. Olympic teams, comprised of the best athletes from any particular nation, train rigorously to develop effective relationships, and now, only three weeks before the games are set to take place, South Korean officials are drawing fire for attempting to force teams from each nation to combine in the name of diplomacy they fear is ineffective.\nMany people worry that North Korea is taking advantage of the Pyeongchang Olympics to publicize its political propaganda,\u201d parliament member Kim Ki-sun said on Monday. \u201cHow long did the peace last after the two Koreas marched together in past games?\u201d\nSouth Korea\u2019s women\u2019s ice hockey team was called out, in particular, by their nation\u2019s government as ready for integration with players from the aggressive North Korean regime, which came as a surprise to the team itself, as they returned from weeks of training in the United States to better hone their ability to perform as a team at the highest levels of competition. The athletes have not been permitted to discuss their feelings on the team integration, but some team officials have broken the silence under the condition of anonymity to protest what they consider to be a decisions based on political agenda, rather than effective diplomacy.\n\u201cThey were just furious and found the idea absurd,\u201d the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity. \u201cWe are utterly speechless that the government just picked us out of blue and asked us to play with total strangers at the Olympics.\u201d\nAlthough South Korea has petitioned the Olympic Committee to permit an additional seven players to join the ice hockey team, bringing the total permitted up to 30, the joint team would invariably mean eliminating some of the South Korean players that qualified for the Olympic games, in order to make room for North Korean players being added to the roster. Worse still, with only three weeks left before the South Korean team is expected to take the ice, exactly how their new team will manifest is still up in the air. Thus far, the only guidance they have received is to \u201cget prepared\u201d for the possibility of a joint team.\n\u201cHonestly, we have no idea what\u2019s going on. Frankly, I do not know what they meant by to \u2018get prepared\u2019 since we do not have any channels to talk to the North Korean team,\u201d the official said. Questions persist about who would serve as the team\u2019s coach, which players would be cut from South Korea\u2019s squad, and the team\u2019s overall strategy, despite the encroaching deadline.\n\u201cNone of these crucial and basic issues have been discussed at all. And the South Korean team\u2019s first tournament in the Olympics is only three weeks away,\u201d the official said. \u201cCan you believe this? None of this makes any sense.\u201d\nSouth Korean President Moon Jae-in, a liberal elected last year after a political scandal saw the previous president ousted, has drawn fire from opponents for what some characterize as an overly-friendly demeanor toward Kim Jong Un, and his nation that is technically still at war with South Korea. Those who don\u2019t like Moon\u2019s approach to diplomacy with Kim have voiced concerns that diplomatic overtures toward peace are never reciprocated by the North, and present a weak front in the face of continued threats of annihilation.\nI cannot help but think the government is abusing its power to make political gains from the Olympics,\u201d Reads a petition gathering signatures to prevent the joining of teams in South Korea. \u201cTaking roster spots from South Korean athletes who have put so much effort for the Olympics \u2014 a dream stage for all South Korean athletes \u2013 for the North Koreans is not fair at all.\u201d\nWhile some have argued that the effectiveness of an Olympic team may be a small price to pay in the interest of peace on the Korean peninsula, South Korea\u2019s citizens seem unconvinced that the effort will accomplish anything more than dashing the hopes of young Olympians.\nThat is also a valid way to see it.\nI dunno, seems like another bunch of politicians getting in the way of some peoples ability to be the best at what they love to do.\nCan't say as I blame the South Korean Olympic hopefuls. 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        "raw_content": "Adblock feature automatically tips websites \u2014 but you\u2019re cheap, so it won\u2019t matter\nI\u2019m not talking about you, of course, I\u2019m talking about them \u2014 but more on that later.\nToday, Adblock announced a new feature that allows users to send a few pennies to the websites they visit most often. Its a feature designed to \u201crevolutionize web monetization\u201d by ridding the Web of ads while still providing financial incentives for sites that provide great content.\nThe feature is part of a collaboration with Flattr, a service that users deposit money on to be automatically distributed to websites that participate in the program.\nThe system relies on Web users (like you) appropriating an amount of cash to incentivize good content, form there Flattr handles the rest by automatically distributing these funds to the websites you visit most often. It\u2019s really a cool solution, but let\u2019s be honest, it\u2019s not the answer.\nWhile Adblock Plus says its goal is to \u201craise half a billion dollars\u201d for publishers next year, a recent report suggests that publications lost $22 billion in ad revenue in just the first seven months of 2015.\nPlus, people are cheap. Wikipedia is one of the greatest resources on the Web, it\u2019s free, and poor Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia\u2019s founder) has to beg nearly 3.5 billion Web users for spare change in order to keep it operational.\nCrowdfunded journalism sounds like a great idea, but the reality of the matter is: it\u2019s only proved successful in a handful of use cases. Plus, do you really want to send 75 percent of your money to sites that pay the bills with shitty quizzes, clickbait and celebrity nip slips?\nAdblock Plus and (a little) more on Adblock Plus\nRead next: India might have done Apple a favor by blocking its sales of refurbished phones",
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        "raw_content": "Students step up to care for furry friends\nChico State juniors Nikki St. Laurent and Alexandra Monopoli cuddle with their cats Simba and Cleo. Photo credit: Catalina Friz\nStudents pack up all of their prized belongings in preparation for college, but one thing that doesn\u2019t fit in a suitcase is a childhood pet. While college brings freedom, some students may be wondering if it is time to get a pet of their own.\nHannah Booth, an employee at the Butte Humane Society\u2019s Dog Adoption Center, works with animals every day. She claims that a major setback for college students owning pets is the inconsistency in their lives.\n\u201cWhen you are a college student, mostly if you are a younger college student where this can be an issue is, you know your life at that point is kind of inconsistent,\u201d Booth said. \u201cSo you could be living in a place for a year and then where are you going to be in a year when your lease is up? That kind of inconsistency isn\u2019t great for a shelter animal.\u201d\nHowever, some students aim to manage their time and patience to care for an animal in college.\nNikki St. Laurent, junior journalism public relations major, reflects on the positive aspects of owning a pet in college. Her cat, Simba, has been a part of her college life for one year.\n\u201cI decided to take in Simba when I realized how much stress I would be in once I got into my major courses,\u201d St. Laurent said. \u201cAnimals are such a reliever of stress for me so I knew calling Simba my own was the best decision.\u201d\nMaking sure pets are healthy is an important aspect of owning a pet, and keeping up to date on shots means visits to the veterinarian clinic. Those visits can vary in prices and are added on to the cost of necessities such as food and toys. One of the primary responsibilities of owning a pet is taking care of its health.\nThe most important thing is the health of the animal, Booth said.\nJoshua Osorio, junior construction management major, and his roommates decided that if they were going to get a dog they were all going to share the responsibilities that came with it, he said.\nNine months ago, Osorio and his roommates adopted their dog, Charlie Brown, from the Butte Humane Society.\nFrom left, Cesar Ramirez, Sam Ruxton, Joshua Osorio and Jesus Garcia show their dog, Charlie Brown how to pose for a picture Photo credit: Claire Martinez\n\u201cThere are a lot of responsibilities that come with owning a dog. First is providing food, which we all split cost-wise so it is cheaper,\u201d Osorio said. \u201cThen making sure he has a big enough yard to play in and picking up after him. All the responsibilities that come with owning a dog are outweighed by the benefits though.\u201d\nOsorio\u2019s favorite part about owning Charlie Brown is that he always has someone to hang out with any time he\u2019s home, he said.\nWhen it comes to purchasing pets, Booth encourages rescuing animals off the street if a healthy environment can be offered.\n\u201cRescuing animals is awesome, whatever you can do to help,\u201d Booth said. \u201cIf you are not able to then that would be the point where you would want to turn to a rescue place.\u201d\nHearing that there were two kittens living under a porch in Oroville that were not receiving necessary care was more than enough to convince Alexandra Monopoli, junior business marketing major, to step in.\nKnowing that she could provide one of the kittens a better life in a healthier environment made her decision of taking in one of the kittens easier, she said.\n\u201cThere are so many animals, especially in Chico, that need good homes, and if you can provide that you will change their life,\u201d Monopoli said. \u201cI have grown such an attachment to her. 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        "raw_content": "ALBUM REVIEW: \u2018The Aftermath\u2019 by Midnattsol\nMidnattsol\u2019s latest album, The Aftermath, is to be released on the 25th May 2018 via Napalm Records. This is huge news for Midnattsol\u2019s fans as it is the band\u2019s first release since 2011 as they decided to take a creative break. This is also the first release featuring Liv Kristine Espen\u00e6s sharing the microphone with her sister Carmen Elise Espen\u00e6s. Liv Kristine is best known for being the former frontwoman of Leaves\u2019 Eyes and Theatre of Tragedy. It was announced that Liv would be joining the band as a permanent member in December 2017.\nThe Purple Sky opens with a combination of folk-inspired melodies across piano and guitars before exploding into distorted guitars and fast double pedal drumming. The combination of folk-style melodies running through the lead guitars supported by heavier tones is an expected feature of the symphonic metal genres. The vocal lines are very gentle \u2013 Liv\u2019s vocals are famously soft and gentle as shown in her previous musical works. Carmen\u2019s vocals also display a similar tone. The two vocalists merge well together. The slight differences in their vocals adds more definition to the vocal parts. However, at parts during this track, their vocals appear lost in the mix; the instrumentation occasionally overpowers the sister\u2019s voices. This is an enjoyable track but a stronger track could have been used to open the album.\nSyns Sang is much more energetic than The Purple Sky. The instrumentation also has more depth and the vocal lines are more prevalent. Both Carmen and Liv display more of their vocal range \u2013 reaching higher pitches and sustaining notes for longer periods throughout the track. The heavier tone to the guitars creates a darker mood in the track. Vem Kan Segla further develops the dark theme by opening with storm sound effects and a cawing crow. This creates a dramatic gothic atmosphere. The vocal line opens with instrumentation gradually building up. This track draws heavily off folk styles. The sister\u2019s vocals harmonise wonderfully and are prevalent in the mix. The folk inspired spectrum of the symphonic metal genre is where Liv\u2019s vocals are established. The writing style of Midnattsol definitely suits her voice.\nHerr Mannelig is a much heavier, darker track. Opening with heavy, minor distorted guitar chord sequences. The sound builds up with haunting piano melody and fast percussion in the mix. This track is very dramatic and conveys a dark gothic atmosphere. Carmen\u2019s voice is haunting, supported by a calming piano melody. The build-up of distorted guitars adds further depth to the sound without over powering the vocal line. Growling background male vocals contribute to the heavier tone of the track. The alternating of full, heavy parts and softer parts creates an effective contrast throughout the track, without losing the dark mood.\nEvaluation Of Time begins with a calming, serene melody. Halfway through the track, heavy distorted guitars begin to build up. The gradual build up creates a dramatic effect. Folk influences are prevalent through the melodies in the guitars. This instrumental track adds variety to the album. The arrangement of melodies and chords across the instruments works effectively to create an atmospheric track that suits the style of the rest of the album. Forsaken opens with an acoustic guitar chord progression. The bass melody, strings and vocal line complement each other and present the folk influences in a different style to other tracks on the album. A melody line in the electric guitar is introduced further into the track. This adds a heavier tone without clashing against the acoustic guitar chords. Eitrdopar, the bonus track on the album, is the shortest track on the album, with the combination of melodies in the instruments and harmonies in the vocals coming together effectively. Once again, the folk influences are very prevalent. The marching-style drums create a strong sense of movement throughout the track.\nThe tracks on this album explore dark, gothic and folk influences in different ways and to different degrees. The mixture of English and Norwegian lyrics adds variety to the songs. The varying interpretations of folk influenced symphonic metal presented on this album illustrate the band\u2019s understanding of song writing and this genre. The addition of Liv\u2019s vocals adds an extra dimension. 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        "raw_content": "Page title: Inside the Weird World of Historical Re-enactors\nInside the Weird World of Historical Re-enactors\nFrom Civil War uniforms to Viking smelts, meet the people who bring history to life\nUpdated 17:07, Sep. 14, 2018 | Published 12:26, Jan. 10, 2018\nIt\u2019s a drizzly day in Marathon, Greece, and a group of citizen-soldiers in bronze breastplates and tunics are lined up one behind the other. Each man pushes on the back of the man in front of him; the man at the front of the column pushes against a 3,000-year-old pine tree. It\u2019s a strange sight on its own, made stranger by the pressure gauge attached to the tree\u2014and the fact that this is happening in September 2015.\nThe soldiers are dressed for a re-enactment of the ancient Battle of Marathon, which took place about 2,500 years ago; the pressure gauge is for testing a modern theory about military tactics. A group of living-history enthusiasts\u2014people who dress up in period clothing and practise historical crafting or martial arts\u2014planned the trip and brought along a scientist with a hobby interest in the way the ancient Greeks waged war.\nHistorians have long debated whether arranging soldiers in this way would add to their collective strength\u2014perhaps after ten people, more wouldn\u2019t make a difference? \u201cOops, false,\u201d says Christian Cameron, a seasoned re-enactor and one of the event\u2019s organizers. \u201cIn fact, as far back as we could successfully stack people, they could continue to [add] meaningful amounts of force.\u201d Some suggestion of this appears in historical sources, Cameron says, because evidence shows that people freed their slaves before a big battle. \u201cWhen I\u2019m a small farmer and all I own is you, and I free you, I have made a 100 percent capital investment in this battle,\u201d he says. \u201cSo we had evidence that this mattered, but it was fascinating to prove it right.\u201d\nCameron and his companions are captivated by what\u2019s generally known as historical re-enactment: roughly, dressing up and messing around with historical items. It\u2019s hard to estimate the size of the re-enacting community; people may join a battle once, or only for special events, or they may be dedicated weekend warriors (literally) but only within a private group. Skirmish, a monthly living-history magazine, estimates its readership at 50,000 \u201chardcore re-enactors, living historians, and history enthusiasts\u201d from around the world. And though it\u2019s hard to pin down the precise origin of re-enacting, we do know that re-enactments of Civil War battles started even before the war itself had ended. Soldiers and veterans would participate in \u201csham battles\u201d to demonstrate to those back home what being in the war looked like, for their education and amusement. The Society for Creative Anachronism, maligned by serious re-enactors (who roll their eyes at the society\u2019s focus on fun over fact), held its first tournament in 1966. According to its website, the society now hosts more than 1,000 events worldwide every year.\nPlaying with swords and satisfying historical curiosity are certainly big draws. But re-enactors also keep coming back, despite the wet wool and lack of pants, because of the communities they form, often with people they wouldn\u2019t otherwise meet. It\u2019s a way to share a campfire meal with friends and try out martial arts, yes, but these re-enactors are also chasing an elusive feeling\u2014that moment of forgetting where and when they are, of stepping outside of themselves.\nIt isn\u2019t only recreational. Craftspeople specialize in creating historical replicas, like the armour that was used in the Marathon re-enactment. Experimental archaeologists test specific hypotheses about aspects of history as a form of academic inquiry. Inevitably, some guesswork is involved; recreating the past means you have to fill in a lot of little gaps in the historical record. Re-enactors rely on written sources and archaeological research, and they sometimes uncover new details as they try things out. Some discoveries are accidental, like realizing that if a shield is impossible to carry around all day, it is probably too heavy, so the documents its design is based on were likely misinterpreted. Other discoveries are the result of careful testing, such as a recent study published in Environmental Health that had researchers recreate traditional bitumen-coated water bottles used by the Indigenous peoples of California\u2019s Channel Islands to measure exposure to certain toxic compounds.\nDebates about history\u2014about whose history gets recorded and who feels they can play with history\u2014are becoming increasingly contentious. Some American cities are now reviewing the role of their Confederate monuments, for instance, and in the process have spurred a public re-examination of the Civil War. Re-enactments are another arena in which canonical history is now being challenged.\nChristian cameron, now a fifty-five-year-old historical fiction author and US Navy veteran, first became interested in living history when he was thirteen and taking part in a battle re-enactment for the 200th anniversary of American independence with his Boy Scout troop in western New York. His father, a professor of theatre history, started pushing him to think more deeply about what he was doing. \u201cDad asked these really hard questions, like \u2018Do we want it to look like or be like?\u2019 And it turns out that\u2019s a very fundamental question to the world of experimental archaeology,\u201d Cameron says. \u201cI\u2019d be having a great time in a fake battle and my dad would say, \u2018What are we doing right now? Why? Is this how battles really were?\u2019\u201d\nThis tension between \u201clooking like\u201d and \u201cbeing like\u201d exists throughout the world of re-enactment. Is it about dressing up for fun? Is it about trying to learn how people from the past would have lived and felt? If everything isn\u2019t exactly right, is there a point to doing it at all?\nEven within specific groups of re-enactors, people hold a range of views about how closely clothing, items, and activities should mimic the originals. \u201cSome people are button and stitch counters, and they\u2019re not much fun,\u201d says one re-enactor, dressed in wool clothes and standing in a field outside Hamilton, Ontario. (He was taking part in an annual living-history recreation of late medieval Italy, in the spring of 2016.) \u201cThey\u2019re so historically correct it becomes ridiculous.\u201d\nCameron wears his hair in a short ponytail (long hair is conveniently adaptable for a number of historical periods), talks in complete paragraphs, and seems just as comfortable in a hip, downtown coffee shop as he does wielding a sword. He says he wonders sometimes if many re-enactors\u2019 obsession with objects and outfits is just \u201ccrass, modern materialism\u201d imposed on history. \u201cThere seems to be an awful lot of \u2018I\u2019ve got a nicer one than yours,\u2019\u201d he says\u2014especially with elaborately wrought costumes. But discoveries have also been made precisely because re-enactors were living history as accurately as they could.\nCameron recalls one night when he and his friends, including a professor who specialized in eighteenth-century American archaeology, were in the Adirondack Mountains, dressed as Loyalists and British Army troops. The clay pipes they\u2019d been smoking were filthy with days\u2019 worth of tobacco buildup, so they put the pipes in the fire to burn clean, as was done in the 1700s. One camper got up in the night and tossed a log on the fire, accidentally breaking all the pipes. The next morning, Cameron says, \u201cDoug, our archaeologist, leaped with joy because all over North America he had found fire pits full of broken clay pipes.\u201d Apparently, the going theory had been that as the soldiers packed up camp, they would put all the pieces of the pipes that had broken into the fire pit. \u201cDoug, who had been a US soldier, said, \u2018That made no sense to me. Soldiers are sloppy. They don\u2019t pick up anything.\u2019\u201d Cameron continues: \u201cIt wasn\u2019t an important question\u2014it\u2019s not going to change anyone\u2019s view of early American archaeology or early American economy. But it was a question and it was absolutely answered, and the validity took about a million levels of authenticity.\u201d\nIt can be hard to convince academic historians that you have learned something they didn\u2019t know just by trying it out in the real world. The practice of experimental archaeology is more accepted in Europe, where some universities grant degrees in the discipline. But even in North America, academics and re-enactors have collaborated in a few cases.\nCameron \u201cis the only student I\u2019ve ever taught that owns a full suit of Milanese plate armour made to fit him,\u201d says Richard Kaeuper with a laugh. A medieval historian at the University of Rochester, and a former professor, now friend, of Cameron, Kaeuper has found his own work helped along by insights gleaned from re-enactment. Kaeuper, in one of his books, had explored the theory that knights may have worn plate armour as part of their penance; Cameron, who had been wearing this kind of armour for progressively longer periods and finding it uncomfortable, was able to verify that this was indeed plausible.\nMost historical inquiry is not formed so much by experience, but Kaeuper says he has even learned how knights may have felt while jousting from a man doing a demonstration at a Renaissance fair. They chatted about how much it hurt to fall off a horse and about how, like the famous knight William the Marshal, you do sometimes have to get a blacksmith to carefully pound your helmet back into shape while it\u2019s still on your head so you can then take it off.\nDarrell Markewitz, a professional blacksmith who works north of Toronto, has been trying for more than a decade to smelt iron the way Vikings did. The historical record shows that the Vikings had iron\u2014swords and other artifacts around the world prove it\u2014but we don\u2019t know precisely how they made it. One hot Sunday nearly two years ago, about ten people gathered at Markewitz\u2019s property in Wareham, Ontario. Helpers smashed charcoal blocks into small pieces to feed the fire, which had to burn consistently\u2014a delicate balance that Markewitz had attempted, he estimates, more than eighty times. The burning carbon in the smelt pulls the oxygen out of the iron ore, purifying the metal. Of course, this is what we now understand to be happening. In the early Middle Ages, nobody would have understood this chemistry, and blacksmiths relied on teachings passed down through generations. Markewitz\u2014who has presented academic papers on his research to conferences at the Royal Ontario Museum and at Wilfrid Laurier University\u2014rounded out our theoretical knowledge with these practical details, learning how much coal and iron are needed, how long they need to burn (the smelt that day took about six hours), and even how to tell whether the process is going well based on the sounds the fire makes.\nThese may seem like small details, but for participants, re-enactment provides an important window\u2014an opportuniy to understand the past as it may have been experienced by the people who lived it.\nKaeuper, the academic historian, has reservations about the broader accuracy and ethics of re-enactment and says he\u2019s \u201cworried about the dangers of powderpuffing the past and making it look less dangerous than it was,\u201d especially because it often celebrates and encourages participation in battles. \u201cIt looks colourful and sort of harmless, and people may shout, \u2018Ah!\u2019 and fall down clutching their breast, but they\u2019re not going to bleed,\u201d Kaeuper says. \u201cThere\u2019s always that danger of romanticizing the past that I am sensitive to.\u201d He notes that \u201cwe don\u2019t see re-enactors burning or raping\u2014thank goodness they aren\u2019t.\u201d But, he continues, \u201cthere\u2019s an essential falseness\u201d to the idea that history was all fun and that war used to be romantic, cool, celebrated. \u201cWe can\u2019t forget to shudder\u2014battles are not play.\u201d\nIf one major risk of re-enactment is that it romanticizes the past, another is that it is wildly selective: not everyone has a history that would be fun to relive, and few people are interested in playing a slave on the weekend. 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For these re-enactors, it\u2019s not just a fun hobby, it\u2019s tied to something much deeper to their identity\u2014and, in particular, to improving the image of their ancestors by portraying them as honourable and brave.\nKimberly Miller-Spillman is a textiles professor at the University of Kentucky who studies re-enactment costume. In her research, she has come across a number of Civil War re-enactors who are unwilling or unable to switch sides at a re-enactment. Re-enactors will often have both Union and Confederate uniforms, although neither is cheap to assemble, and will go on whichever side needs men. But some, typically men who have a strong political or family connection to one side, simply won\u2019t. At Civil War events, the scale is usually tipped toward the Confederate side, although during the actual war, the Union Army outnumbered the Confederates.\nUnsurprisingly, there aren\u2019t many black Civil War re-enactors, and they are almost always on the Union side. Patricia Davis is a professor of communication at Georgia State University who has written about these re-enactors, and she says that many black people aren\u2019t interested in re-enacting because they see the Civil War as a history that belongs to white southerners, or they might be discouraged because they assume that many white participants want to be in an environment where they can be freely racist. The ones who do participate, she has found, often do so because they are trying to educate people. (Similarly, in Canada, most Indigenous re-enactment takes place in an educational context.) \u201cFor African American re-enactors in particular, the causes and the consequences of the war are important for them to get across to the visitors at re-enactments, and what they often do in these interactions is they talk about how the history of slavery [and] the history of reconstruction have everything to do with racial inequities in the present,\u201d Davis says. \u201cAnd then a lot of them emphasize to me as well, visually seeing black men and women working in various ways to secure their own freedoms\u2014they\u2019re letting people know, \u2018Look, we didn\u2019t just sit around and wait for Abraham Lincoln and white Union soldiers to free us, we were actively engaged in securing our own emancipation.\u2019 That has a huge impact on black children in terms of their ability to see themselves as important and valuable people.\u201d\nAs historical re-enactment continues to evolve, these questions about what exactly it is\u2014and who it is for\u2014are also intensifying. 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        "raw_content": "Giro d\u2019Italia 2018 \u2013 Stage 16 \u2013 Trento \u2013 Rovereto (ITT) : 34,2 km\nRohan Dennis (BMC Racing) stormed to victory on stage 16 of the Giro d\u2019Italia with a dominant display in the 34.2km time trial between Trento and Rovereto. The Australian, fastest at every time check, covered the distance in a time of 40:00, beating Tony Martin (Katusha-Alpecin) and Tom Dumoulin (Team Sunweb) into second and third, respectively.\nRace leader Simon Yates (Mitchelton Scott) crossed the line in a time of 41:37 to limit his loses against defending champion Dumoulin. The British rider conceded time at each time check, and although he finished outside the top 10 in 22nd place, the only numbers that mattered were the one minute and 15 seconds he lost to Dumoulin.\nWith several mountain stages still to come, Yates leads his Dutch rival by 56 seconds. Dumoulin is now the only rider within three minutes of Yates on GC, with Italian hope Domenico Pozzovivo (Bahrain-Merida) in third at 3:11.\nChris Froome (Team Sky) put in a consistent performance to finish finish fifth, 35 seconds down on Dennis. The four-time Tour winner moved up to fourth overall as a result, with Thibaut Pinot (FDJ) having a poor day and dropping down to fifth. Fabio Aru (UAE Team Emirates) put in a storming ride to finish 34 seconds down on Dennis, but was later penalised 20 seconds for drafting, as were two of his teammates. Valerio Conti and Diego Ulissi were each docked two minutes.\nDennis\u2019 result moved him back into the top 10 and sixth overall at 5:04.\n\u201cObviously I wanted to come here and win a stage, and I was hoping for Israel to be that stage, but this was a big target as well, so to come here and repay the team for all their hard work and jump back into the top 10 is a big day for me,\u201d the stage winner said at the finish.\nDennis has ridden a mature race to date, and has saved his power in the mountains without going into the red. That consistency leaves him on course to record his best-ever result in a Grand Tour. However, with a week of mountains between now and the finish in Rome, he is taking nothing for granted.\n\u201cBasically, I just have to hold on for as long as possible,\u201d Dennis said. \u201cThere are going to be guys going crazy in the last week, some guys will be hurting, I\u2019ll be hurting too. It\u2019s an unknown for me, riding the mountains in the third week, so I\u2019m going to take it each day and just try and hold onto that top 10.\u201d\n7\tChad Haga (USA) Team Sunweb\t0:00:47\n8\tFabio Aru (Ita) UAE Team Emirates\t0:00:57 (+20s)\n9\tDavid De La Cruz (Spa) Team Sky\t0:01:01\n19\tMads Pedersen (Den) Trek-Segafredo\t0:01:34 (+30s)\n20\tSimon Yates (GBr) Mitchelton-Scott\t0:01:37\n23\tR\u00e9mi Cavagna (Fra) Quick-Step Floors\t0:01:45 (+30s)\n45\tDiego Ulissi (Ita) UAE Team Emirates\t0:02:40 (+2:00)\n67\tFrederik Frison (Bel) Lotto Fix All\t0:03:20\n83\tMitchell Docker (Aus) EF Education First-Drapac p/b Cannondale\t0:03:47\n91\tJens Debusschere (Bel) Lotto Fix All\t0:04:06\n100\tAdam Hansen (Aus) Lotto Fix All\t0:04:11\n119\tBen Hermans (Bel) Israel Cycling Academy\t0:04:42 (+30s)\n150\tValerio Conti (Ita) UAE Team Emirates\t0:05:39 (+2:00)\nDown Under Classic 2019 [FULL RACE]",
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        "raw_content": "Home HBCU TSU April Ryan to Give TSU Fall Commencement Keynote on Dec. 9\nApril Ryan to Give TSU Fall Commencement Keynote on Dec. 9\nNASHVILLE, TN \u2014 April Ryan, a renowned journalist, White House correspondent and nationally syndicated radio host, will deliver the commencement address when Tennessee State University holds its fall graduation ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 9.\nThe commencement will take place in the Howard C. Gentry Complex on the main campus, beginning at 9 a.m. Nearly 450 undergraduate and graduate students will receive degrees in various disciplines.\nRyan, described as \u201chaving a unique vantage point as the only black female reporter covering urban issues from the White House\u201d since the Clinton administration, is also known for her \u201cFabric of America\u201d news blog syndicated through close to 300 radio affiliates.\nShe is the Washington bureau chief and White House correspondent for the American Urban Radio Networks, and can be seen almost daily on CNN as a political analyst.\nAs a White House correspondent, Ryan has covered four presidential administrations. Following the election of President Donald Trump, Ryan gained notoriety after notable exchanges with him and his then-press secretary, Sean Spicer.\nShe has been featured in Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Elle magazines, The New York Times, The Washington Post \u2013 to name a few. Ryan is the 2017 National Association of Black Journalist\u2019s Journalist of the Year, and a Terker Fellow with the George Washington University School of Media and Public Affairs.\nA Baltimore native, Ryan has served on the board of the prestigious White House Correspondents Association, and one of only three African Americans in the Association\u2019s over 100-year history to serve on its board. She is also an esteemed member of the National Press Club.\nRyan is the author of the award-winning book, \u201cThe Presidency in Black and White,\u201d and \u201cAt Mama\u2019s Knee: Mothers and Race in Black and White,\u201d where she looks at race relations through the lessons and wisdom that mothers have given their children.\nPrevious articleWalter Smith, Publisher, Entrepreneur Passes at 83\nNext articleOpportunity NOW and Mayor\u2019s Office Release Annual Report",
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        "raw_content": "As a kid I absolutely loved the idea of the Loch Ness monster and had numerous books on the subject. I even remember basing a primary school project on it as a 10 year old!\nWhen I discovered Incident at Loch Ness about a year ago I was understandably excited \u2013 what could be more awesome than a horror film based on Nessie footage?\nWe\u2019ve basically got two of my great loves mashed together \u2013 Found Footage and the Loch Ness monster!\nSurely I was onto a winner?\nBefore I sat down to watch this film I knew very little about German director Werner Herzog. In 2003 he apparently set up a real-life investigation into the depths of Loch Ness to document humanity\u2019s need to fuel a mystery.\nSimply put \u2013 I don\u2019t think he really had any sort of opinion on the monster itself.\nSomehow Hollywood director Zak Penn got wind of this investigation and managed to weave Herzog\u2019s documentary into a mockumentary film. He simply mixed the truth with a bit of fiction and ended up with a Found Footage film.\nIt resulted in a really clever and unique offering for the genre that surprised many critics\u2026and me!\nSo, the Incident at Loch Ness is set up as a documentary about Herzog, shot through the camera of John Bailey. He is filming Herzog\u2019s supposed \u2018real life\u2019 attempts to track down the monster once and for all.\nUnfortunately for Herzog, Hollywood director Zak Penn has got wind of his documentary and he wants a slice of the action himself.\nHe goes about doing everything in his \u2018big bucks\u2019 power to sabotage Herzog\u2019s documentary. He believes that he is able to make the mission a much more successful attempt by drawing the media into the equation.\nBut the pair of them do not bank on the legend actually being true\u2026\nI was expecting a film that was a lot more serious than I got but Incident in Loch Ness is not really set up to go down that route.\nInstead it is a very clever piece of filmmaking that gets you head scratching as to what\u2019s real and what\u2019s not?\nIt manages to fixate on the everyday questions surrounding the Loch Ness legend and it does not take sides \u2013 it plays out very much \u2018on the fence\u2019.\nA really intelligent and dry humored offering with superb performances throughout. If you are looking for a Found Footage \u2018scare-fest\u2019 then this is certainly NOT the title for you!\nThroughout the film Herzog has been \u2018game\u2019 enough to let the plot take the piss out of his own career. There are even references to the Klaus Kinski classics that he was involved in.\nI was really taken back by Herzog\u2019s capabilities \u2013 turns out he\u2019s a surprisingly talented comic actor that has a genuinely unique presence on-screen.\nBut the real \u2018selling point\u2019 of the movie is the way it turns it\u2019s back on more traditional Found Footage efforts. Instead of centering itself on the monster it opts to highlight a documentary that has gone horribly and hilariously wrong.\nI think this factor really gives the movie a hidden strength \u2013 you become confused with the genre element and what you\u2019re supposed to be watching.\nI think about 50% of Found Footage traditionalists will turn their back on this film and that\u2019s fine with me \u2013 I see where they are coming from.\nI am part of the remaining 50% \u2013 I quite enjoyed the change!\nGood stuff \u2013 worth watching!\nCryptozoology Cryptozoology, Loch Ness\nThe School in The Woods (2010) \u2013 Movie Review\nNice- I\u2019d been avoiding this one for some reason, but you make it sound worth the effort! Will now watch! \ud83d\ude42\nYou gotta love Herzog. All though some of the later documentary efforts seems a bit like he\u2019s just going through the motions, you gotta give the man credit for an amazing body of work in the last 4 decades or so. The movie \u201cMy Best Fiend\u201d about Klaus Kinski and himself is a true classic and a great introduction to a couple of the most facinating artists of our time.\n\u201cIncident\u2026\u201d differs from pretty much everything else he\u2019s done, so there\u2019s no real reason to compare it to other Herzog movies, but as a FF/mockumentary\nit\u2019s a very entertaining and well made. Think I\u2019ve seen it 4 or 5 times in the last ten years.\nOn a different note, I just watched the Eliya Wood movie \u201cOpen Windows\u201d from last year and it turned out to be like 90 % found footage. And a pretty good one as well. Anyone else seen it?\nAh I forgot about that one John \u2013 I watched it about 6 months ago but I couldn\u2019t make my mind up on whether it would fit on the site or not. I\u2019m sold now \u2013 I\u2019ll review it next week as a semi-FF attempt!",
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Any use of cookies \u2013 or other tracking tools \u2013 by this application or by the controllers of third-party services used by this application, if not otherwise specified, has the sole purpose of identifying the user and registering preferences useful for pursuing the purposes indicated below. Failure by the user to provide certain personal data could prevent this application from providing its services. The User also assumes responsibility for third-party personal data published or shared using this application and warrants that it is entitled to communicate or disclose same, relieving the Controller form any third-party liability.\nThe Controller processes users\u2019 personal data, adopting suitable security measures aimed at preventing unauthorised access, disclosure, modification or destruction of the personal data. In addition to the Controller, certain categories of agents involved in organising the site (administrative, sales, marketing and legal staff, system administrators) or outside subjects (such as third-party providers of technical services, postal mail, hosting providers, computer companies, communication agencies) who if necessary are also named Data Supervisors by the Controller, may also have access to the data. The updated list of Supervisors may be requested from the Data Controller at any time.\nThe data are processed for the period of time necessary to provide the service requested by the User, or required for the purposes described in this document, and the User may request interruption of the processing and deletion of the data at any time. 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Unless otherwise specified, the previous policy will continue to be applied to the Personal Data collected up to that time.\nFurther information regarding the processing of Personal Data may be requested at any time from the Data Controller using the contact information.\nThe User\u2019s Data is collected to enable the Controller to provide its services, and for the following purposes: Contact form, statistics, address management and sending of e-mails and interaction with social networks and external platforms. Because of requirements associated with operation and maintenance, this Application and any third-party services used by it may collect system logs, or files that record interactions and which may contain Personal Data, such as the User\u2019s IP address. This Application does not support \u201cDo Not Track\u201d requests. To determine whether any third-party services used support it, consult the respective privacy policy. The types of Personal Data used for each purpose are indicated in the specific sections of this document.\nBy filling in the contact form with its own Data, the User consents to its use to obtain replies to requests for information, quotations, or any other type of information indicated by the heading on the form.\nPersonal data collected: E-mail, name and company name\nProcessing site: Italy\nThe services contained in this section enable the Data Controller to monitor and analyse traffic data and are used to keep track of the User\u2019s behaviour.\nAddress Management and E-mailing\nThese services allow management of a database of e-mail contacts, telephone contacts and contacts of any other type, used to communicate with the User. These services might also make it possible to collect data relating to the date and time at which messages were viewed by the User, as well as the User\u2019s interaction with them, such as information about clicks on links inserted in the messages.\nThese services allow interaction with the social networks, or with our external platforms, directly from the page of this Application. The interactions and information acquired by this Application are in any case subject to the User\u2019s privacy settings relative to each social network. In the event a service is installed for interacting with the social networks, it is possible that, even if the User does not utilise the service, it collects traffic data relating to the pages where it is installed.\nGoogle Analytics is a web analysis service provided by Google Inc. (\u201cGoogle\u201d). 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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s Christmas time again and believe it or not, for the first time in a few years, I am actually ready! I believe (crossing my fingers) that all my presents have been purchased. The tree and other small decorations are up. For the first time in a few years, I am excited about Christmas! Maybe it\u2019s because our lives are so much better than they have been for the last several years, or maybe it\u2019s because I know this is probably our last Christmas in this house and I wanted to do it right for my son.My poor boy. He\u2019s doing great and has friends and a girlfriend now, so he\u2019s not ready to move at all. But he\u2019s being such a trooper about it. He\u2019s actually come around to praying for me when I go to an interview that God will show me the position and location that is right for us. A year ago, I wouldn\u2019t have been able to say that about him. In fact, a year ago, I wasn\u2019t sure we would ever see so many good days.\nOne of my son\u2019s teachers this year, had him during his 7th grade year. Recently she went to the school counselor, who I keep in touch with often, to let her know that he is a \u201ccompletely different child than before\u201d. She has been super impressed by him this year. He\u2019s actually trying, for the most part, and isn\u2019t spending a lot of everyone\u2019s energy trying to convince us all of things that aren\u2019t true. He\u2019s just a totally different child.\nHe is completely different at home too. For the first time since he was a little tyke, he\u2019s happy. He smiles now, he laughs all the time, he is engaged in life and he is engaged in our family again. I am so happy to see that he is now able to become the kid that he is instead of being buried under all the mess that was going on in his mind.\nSo this year for Christmas, though the budget is tight, I am focusing on making sure that we do it right, that we spend time together, laugh and enjoy our time, watch movies, have fun, and just generally do Christmas right.\nHopefully, the next time I talk to you all, it will be from our new home, in a new city, with a new career path started. Until then\u2026.\nBy apesydaisyIn Holidays, Life in General2 Comments on Merry Christmas\nPrevious Previous post: Going it alone\nNext Next post: Crazy, busy life\nSo great to hear that you and Stephen are doing well. What a gift from God! When our kids are good it sure is a whole lot easier for us to be!\nPraying for you and your son in all aspects of your life. Merry Christmas!\nThanks Floyd! Life is going good right now! Merry Christmas to you and yours as well!",
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        "raw_content": "Counter Coup: Intelligence Agencies Working With Wikileaks Sends Chilling Message \u2018WE HAVE YOUR NUMBER\u2019 (Video)\nThe US Intelligent services are staging a secret, silent counter coup against Clinton corruption by working directly with Julian Assange and Wikileaks.\nHillary and Bill Clinton are attempting a takeover of the United States and will stop at nothing. A coup d\u2019\u00e9tat of this magnitude has never been affected in such a subtly calculated way.\nSteve Pieczenik, who served as the deputy Assistant Secretary of State under Henry Kissinger, is telling the establishment, \u201cWe have your number.\u201d\nHe continues, \u201cNot only do we have your number, we are going to stop you from making Hillary the president of the United States, and at the same time we will convict and indite the president of the United States, Loretta Lynch and many others who are involved in the coverup of the massive corruption of the Clinton foundation.\u201d\n\u201cThe FBI, the CIA, the director of intelligence, the military intelligence and men and women and in 15 other intelligent organizations are sick and tired of seeing this corruption in the white house, and the justice department and in the intelligence system, and we decided this is something we had to do to save the republic.\u201d\nThis is why James Comey, the director of the FBI wrote the letter to congress. This is WHERE are the documents we have all been waiting for and expecting from WIKILEAKS are coming from. NOT the Russians.\nNewer PostHillary Clinton Slams \u2018Dark, Divisive And Dangerous\u2019 Behavior Of Trump Supporters (Video)\nOlder PostEarly-Absentee Voters Can Still Change Ballots In At Least Four States (Video)",
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        "raw_content": "Louis S Krane, MD\nAbout Louis S Krane, MD\nSpencer Krane returns to his hometown of New Orleans where he takes his place on the Urology Faculty of Tulane University School of Medicine. He is a graduate of Isidore Newman High School, and after spending 4 years at the University of Michigan majoring in Mathematics and Art History he returned to New Orleans and graduated from Tulane School of Medicine in 2007. Subsequently he elected to pursue a fellowship in minimally invasive and robotic urology at Henry Ford Hospital under the guidance of Dr Mani Menon, the father of robotic surgery. He proceeded to Wake Forest Baptist Health for training on regenerative medicine techniques with Dr. Anthony Atala and then completing his Urology Residency. When he finished in North Carolina he pursued additional specialized training at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda Maryland. While at the National Cancer Institute he was trained in the latest treatments for prostate cancer and in diagnostic techniques including MRI fusion guided biopsies. Additionally, he performed complex kidney surgery on patients with inherited kidney cancer disease, taking as many as 53 tumors off a single kidney to prevent long term renal dysfunction associated with removing the entire kidney.\nDr Krane has published extensively in the urologic literature and his work has been selected to produce guidelines for urologic care. He has 50 peer reviewed articles in international journals, and has presented his work from Chile to Rome to Taiwain broadly throughout the United States. He has won numerous awards for his research including in 2009 at the national American Urologic Association (AUA) for providing patients a catheter less radical prostatectomy, in 2014 at the AUA for identifying which patients benefit from prostate cancer screening and in 2016 for drug repurposing in bladder cancer based on changes in gene expression from the American Society of Clinical Oncologists (ASCO). He\u2019s part of a study funded by the congressionally directed medical research programs looking at return to work following prostate cancer therapy for African American men.\nHere at Tulane, Dr Krane is specializing in personalized medicine for patients with urologic malignancies. His goal is to use new biomarkers, genomic classifications, epigenetic signatures, and imaging modalities to allow patients to receive patient care individualized to their tumor and produce improved cancer outcomes while minimizing the side effects of therapy. Dr Krane is recruiting patients for clinical trials and is currently accepting new patients.\nTulane Doctors Urology - Garden District\nGraduate Degree: Tulane University School of Medicine - 2007\nInternship: Wake Forest University - 2011\nResidency: Wake Forest University - 2015\nFellowship: Vattikuti Urology Institute, Henry Ford Health Systems - 2009\nFellowship: Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine - 2010\nFellowship: National Cancer Institute, Department of Urology - 2017",
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        "raw_content": "Adient takes $11 million haircut on sale of Detroit building, report says\nDETROIT -- Seating supplier Adient plc lost more than $11 million in the sale of its planned downtown Detroit headquarters property across from Cobo Center, the home of the Detroit auto show, Crains Detroit Business reported on Thursday.\nA $25 million sale of the 164,000-square-foot Marquette Building at 243 W. Congress St., an approximately 400-space parking deck at 328 W. Congress and a surface parking lot at 225 W. Congress closed Wednesday to an entity tied to Detroit-based real estate company Sterling Group, according to a source familiar with the matter.\nThe source said Sterling Group plans to market the property for lease.\nAdient didnt respond to an email from Crains Detroit Business seeking comment on the transaction. Crains is an affiliate of Automotive News.\nThe spinoff of Milwaukee-based Johnson Controls Inc. paid $36.13 million to acquire and improve the property over the course of a year between November 2016 and November 2017, according to city property records.\nIts not known how much money the company sunk into what was to be its new headquarters in the Marquette Building, a $100 million plan for which was scrapped this summer. Adient will remain in its suburban Detroit headquarters, a spokeswoman said at the time.\nDetlef Juerss, the companys vice president of engineering and chief technology officer, said in August that the downtown Detroit plan was a mistake. \"Detroit was not the right timing,\" Juerss said at the 2018 CAR Management Briefing Seminars in Traverse City, Mich. \"We should have spent that money somewhere else.\"\nIt would have been home to about 500 employees, including more than 100 new hires in such departments as legal, accounting, audit and treasury. It received a $2 million state incentive. The city also offered a property tax incentive, according to the Michigan Economic Development Corp.\nAdient is tax-domiciled in Dublin, Ireland. The company ranks No. 11 on the Automotive News list of the top 100 global suppliers with worldwide sales to automakers of $16.2 billion in 2017.\nAdient last month named industry veteran Doug DelGrosso as its new CEO, replacing former General Motors chief Fritz Henderson, who served as Adients interim CEO. Henderson will remain as nonexecutive chairman. The supplier plans to report its most recent quarterly results on Nov. 9.\nSince spinning off from JCI, Adient has struggled to maintain consistent profitability, reporting a $1.5 billion loss in 2016 before recovering to net income of $877 million last year. In 2018, its balance sheet has been dragged down by its money-losing seat structures and mechanisms division with its $3.3 billion in debt. In the second fiscal quarter of 2018, Adient reported a net loss of $168 million on revenue of $4.6 billion, but recovered in the third quarter with a $54 million profit.\nMexican businessman Carlos Slim Helu bought the Marquette Building for $5.8 million in 2014 and sold it to Adient in November 2016 for $16.9 million. The company also paid about $19.23 million combined for a parking deck (November 2016) and surface parking lot (November 2017), according to city property records.",
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        "raw_content": "History and a whale of a story\nLast Byte | A conversation with whaling historian Eric Jay Dolin\n\"The captain had to make quick and good decisions, and he had to instill confidence in the people following him.\" Eric Jay Dolin\nOne hundred years ago, the whaling industry in the United States was in its death throes. Petroleum products had largely replaced whale oil as a source of lubricants and illuminants. By 1924, the nearly 300-year history of American whaling was over.\nFor author Eric Jay Dolin, that rise and long fall provided rich material for his new book, \"Leviathan: The History of Whaling in America\" (W.W. Norton). The book recounts a major U.S. industry that most people only know about from Herman Melville's \"Moby Dick.\"\nDolin spoke recently with Editor Nick Wakeman about leadership, whaling and the relationship between whaling and the discovery of oil in Pennsylvania.\nQ: What do you hope people will learn from your book?\nDolin: It's an American story about entrepreneurship, exploration, good times, bad times, economic failure and success. It's about business acumen and exploitation of a natural resource.\nWhat sparked me to explore this topic was one fact ? that before the Revolutionary War, whaling was the single largest source bringing British sterling to New England. It was even larger than cod.\nSomething we take for granted is illumination, but 150 years ago, before Drake's oil well and kerosene, major cities around the world were lit by whale oil. It was a fundamental product.\nQ: Did whalers realize their industry was dying?\nDolin: Absolutely, but it was a long, painful death, starting in the 1850s and going all the way to the 1920s.\nWhen petroleum was discovered, a lot of the need for whale oil withered away. But at that time, feminine fashion changed. The hourglass figure came into vogue. All of a sudden, baleen [thick hair-like structures in whales' mouths used to filter food] became incredibly valuable as stays for corsets.\nThere was a gold rush for the Arctic region for bowhead whales, which have the longest baleen. The price skyrocketed in the 1890s and kept many whalemen in business.\nBut in 1907, a French designer, Paul Poiret, introduced the slimmed-down fashion, and overnight, corsets were not in demand and the market for baleen collapsed.\nQ: Did whalemen readily adapt?\nDolin: That's one of the lessons. You need to know when to find another line of work. As the whaling industry started to fall apart, a lot of very savvy whaling merchants took their profits and invested in other up-and-coming industries, such as cotton and textiles and the petroleum industry.\nAfter oil was discovered in Pennsylvania and the oil rush was on, a lot of the men who went to Pennsylvania and Ohio were ex-whalemen.\nQ: What else can we learn from whaling?\nDolin: To make a risky venture work, you have to have a solid, competent core of leadership because the profits of the entire voyage are based on that. You need to be firm and keep costs to a minimum to make your voyages profitable, but you shouldn't do that at the expense of the men upon whom you depend for a successful voyage. If you treat them too poorly, you'll get your just desserts ? mutinies, mass desertions ? all these things take away from the bottom line.\nQ: What special skills did the captain need to have?\nDolin: The captain had to make quick and good decisions, and he had to instill confidence in the people following him.\nIf you had a wishy-washy captain, it was a recipe for disaster. Some of the other characters on board would take advantage of that weakness, and that led to things like mutinies or just miserable voyages where nothing worked well.\nThe captains who suffered the mutinies either ruled with too much of an iron fist and meted out punishment that was way too severe or they didn't rule at all, which was almost as bad.\nThe captain was an important element for the owners of the ships because the last thing they wanted was a weak leader in charge of their assets far from their home port.\nA captain can't ask the owner, \"What should I do?\" The captain had to think on\nFor more information on \"Leviathan: The History of Whaling in America,\" go to www.ericjaydolin.com.",
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        "raw_content": "The Xbox One X Giveaway Is Here \u2013 Better Hurry Up If You Want To Be The Coolest Person On The Block\nXbox fans roam this planet and they love its features. With the Xbox One X being released soon, we can expect that every fan would love to get their hands on it. Whoever gets hold of it, will be the coolest kid (even adult) on the block. So do you want to be the one? Do you want to be known for your amazing console and become the talk of the town? Sounds shallow but come on let\u2019s admit it. Becoming famous for your amazing console in kind of cool. So you up for it or are you scared of its very humble price tag (Sarcasm intended). Well no need to worry we have a solution to this problem. Wccftech deals is offering an Xbox One X giveaway for all the fans who want it.\nXbox One X giveaway is worth it\nMicrosoft has made clear that the Xbox One X will be the most powerful console on the planet. It has amazing features and comes with an octa-core CPU that is overclocked at 2.3GHz, 12GB of GDDR5 memory and a GPU with 40 compute units and 6 Teraflops of power. These features will allow the console to run games in 4K resolution and HDR. The console will be able to do all this maintaining 60 frames per second in the first party-tiles.\nMicrosoft has also allowed our hopes to rise by saying that the new hardware will be able to run VR headsets at speeds that will allow lag-free gaming. Now we all know how VR is taking all over the world and how we expect VR to exist in all the upcoming technologies. Well we can all agree on the fact that the new Xbox has everyone on their toes and we can\u2019t wait to get our hands on it to experience the new gaming console. The question that remains is that how many of us would be willing to spend so many dollars on a console if we don\u2019t have enough money. I know I wouldn\u2019t buy it. So what do we do now.\nThe simplest thing we can offer you is that you enter this Xbox One X giveaway and get a chance to get the console as soon as it is released? Will it take effort to do so? No. The process is pretty simple and definitely worth it if you want Xbox One X giveaway. So you better hurry up because the time is short and the deal is definitely worth it! Visit our giveaway section for more details on similar deals. Happy shopping!",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Jamal Yunos: On the run! Azmin Ali: And I thought he was a brave warrior\u2026\nBank Negara Malaysia after Zeti: Murky waters? \u2192\nGone: Idris Jala and Pemandu (Najib\u2019s project paid for by our taxes)\u2026\nPEMANDU UNTIL IT WAS ABOLISHED ON 23 MAY 2018\nPemandu was a unit set up in 2009 under the Prime Minister\u2019s Department of Najib Razak with the task of developing the National Transformation Programme and coordinating its implementation.\nThis needs correction:\nJasa director Tun Faisal Ismail Aziz defends the BN Government\nTun Faisal said: \u201cThe Pakatan Harapan government has adopted policies like zero-rating the goods and services tax (GST) without first reintroducing the sales and services tax, while at the same time committing to maintaining the 1 Malaysia People\u2019s Aid (BR1M) and reintroducing fuel subsidies.\n\u201cSo to me, they don\u2019t have money to do all these. 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        "raw_content": "Nipping it in the Bud, Part II\nDear Barack Obama supporters:\nPlease stop complaining that Hillary Clinton has the temerity to win the popular vote from time to time and won\u2019t just die. If you want to play the inevitability game here, go back six months and review who was the inevitable Democratic candidate at that point. Hint: It wasn\u2019t Barack Obama.\nPlease also remember that your man is in a contest with a Clinton, and Clintons don\u2019t stop coming. It\u2019s embarrassing you have to be reminded of this at this late point.\nAnd in sum: This is what you get for huffing your own fumes. Please get some fresh air and come back in when you are rational and not foamy.\nThank you for your attention once more.\nHow to Write a Big Idea\nMarch 5, 2008 John Scalzi\nSince I\u2019m now getting a lot of writers wanting to participate in The Big Idea feature, I figure it will be useful to give them a reference document on how to write one (and how not to). Hence the following, which I will direct folks to rather than having to write this all over and over again. I am nothing if not efficient. To spare those of you who don\u2019t care while this is on the Whatever front page, all of the gory details await behind the cut.\nThe same storm that knocked out my power for more than half a day also deposited a skating rink worth of ice onto my yard. To be accurate, the water which would become the ice was already in the lawn because up until yesterday afternoon, the temperatures were in the 40s and 50s, and all the snow that was melting was being added to the rain that was raining, and thus: water in the part of my lawn the drains into the creek. It all froze last night. Temperatures are supposed to get slightly above freezing today and tomorrow, which means that if I\u2019m lucky, some of this skate rink will actually melt and drain away. If not, it\u2019ll be here at least through the weekend.\nI hear rumor that spring is just around the corner. I\u2019ll believe it when I see it.\nDarke County Up Close\nThe Washington Post headline read: In Rural Ohio, It\u2019s No Country For Democrats, and I thought, bet you it\u2019s about where I live. And sure enough, the reporter went to Greenville, county seat of Darke County (and where, some of you OMW readers may recall, John Perry went to get inducted into the Colonial Defense Forces), about 11 miles from where I am typing this. Come see a big-city reporter\u2019s view of where I live.\nNote also that Greenville, with 13,000 residents, is the big city of the entire county; Bradford, where I live, has 1,800 people in it, and because the county line goes straight down our main street half of them live in a different county. Rural America, folks: It\u2019s here.\nIce Storm Outage\nThe winter storm that went through Ohio knocked out power here starting yesterday afternoon and continuing through about five minutes ago (5 am). I\u2019m catching up with everything right now, online and off. I\u2019ll probably not be posting a lot here today. Of course, I always say that and then go on a posting tear. But let\u2019s assume it\u2019ll be true for now.",
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        "raw_content": "The Distinguished Achievement Award is being presented to the Institute for Exploration which is establishing a new field of research utilizing evolving technology, such as advanced mapping and imaging systems, underwater robotics, and remotely operated vehicles that are highly beneficial to the exploration geophysics industry and marine geosciences. An additional objective is to share Robert Ballard\u2019s most recent discoveries with millions of young people through his various outreach activities which include the Mystic Aquarium and the JASON Project.\nWith support from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Office of Naval Research, and the National Geographic Society, the Institute for Exploration has engineered systems designed to operate up to a maximum water depth of 3000 meters. These new underwater systems use cables with optical fibers to transmit video and other signals up to the control ship on the surface. These devices include Angus, an optical imaging towsled; Echo, a dual-frequency side-scan sonar and sub-bottom profiler; and Little Hercules, an imaging ROV.\nContributed by Haraldur Sigurdsson\nRobert Ballard is a true exploration geophysicist, who has investigated the earth\u2019s oceans with great energy, enthusiasm and innovation. He was born in Kansas in 1942, but his family moved to San Diego, where he found his life-long love of the ocean and its exploration. After gaining majors in geology and chemistry and minors in physics and mathematics at the University of California, he had an illustrious career in the U.S. Navy (he is now a commander in the U.S. Naval Reserve). His naval service was followed by graduate school, and in 1974 he obtained a PhD in marine geology and geophysics from the University of Rhode Island.\nWhile serving at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in the 1970s, Ballard quickly became the leading scientist in the application of submersibles to the study of the ocean floor. With characteristic drive, he led Project Famous to explore the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and mounted and collaborated in a number of other deep-dive expeditions with the use of submersibles. This culminated in 1977 in the stunning discovery of hydrothermal vents on the Galapagos Rift, a finding that is fundamental to our understanding of the chemical evolution of the oceans and the origin of polymetallic sulfide ore deposits. In order to accelerate deepsea exploration, Ballard developed ANGUS (Acoustically Navigated Geological Underwater Survey), a submersible camera system that could be towed close to the ocean floor for long periods and collect thousands of images.\nBallard quickly realized that the tools he had helped develop in the Deep Submergence Laboratory at Woods Hole had applications far broader than earth science. Here emerges the geophysicist-explorer, who has the vision to exploit the new technology to really open up the hidden secrets of the deep\u2014which he has done particularly in the field of nautical archaeology. But Ballard has continued to break the mold in more ways than one; he rapidly realized that remotely operated vehicles were faster, safer, cheaper and much more efficient than the manned submersibles. 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        "raw_content": "Difference between revisions of \"Scotland\"\nEarth : Europe : Britain and Ireland : United Kingdom : Scotland\n(\u2192\u200eTalk)\nScottish Gaelic (''G\u00e0idhlig''), meanwhile, is spoken by only around 90,000 people, mainly in the Highlands (''a' Gh\u00e0idhealtachd'') and the Western Isles (''Na h-Eileanan Siar''), (e.g [[Barra]], where 80% speak Gaelic). You will more than likely hear locals speaking in Gaelic in the Western Isles and on the ferries to and from them. Signs on board some CalMac ferries to the Western Isles are in Gaelic first and English second. In addition, announcements on some ferries may be at least partially in Gaelic. Everyone, however, speaks English.\nScots ('Ouer ain leid', literally 'Our own language'), although not an official language of Scotland, is understood by around 80% of the population, throughout the whole country. The language evolved from Old English, and was the national language of Scotland for most of Scotland's life before the 1707 union with England. Scots is more or less intelligible to native speakers of English in written form.\nScots ('Ouer ain leid', literally 'Our own language'), although being an officially recognised minority language, is understood by around 80% of the population, throughout the whole country. The language evolved from Old English, and was the national language of Scotland for most of Scotland's life before the 1707 union with England. Scots is more or less intelligible to English in written form.\nThe Scots generally have rather poor foreign language skills, although those in tourism-related industries generally have better language skills. French, German and Spanish are the most commonly known foreign languages.\nThe Scots generally have rather poor foreign language ability, although those in tourism-related industries generally have better language skills. French, German and Spanish are the most commonly known foreign languages.\nHere are some useful Scots words derived from Gaelic, Pictish or Old Norse:\nScotland (Scots Gaelic: Alba) is a nation in north-western Europe, currently one of the constituent nations of the United Kingdom. It has a 60 mile (96 km) land border with England to the south, and is separated from Northern Ireland by the North Channel of the Irish Sea. It is surrounded by the bracing waters of the North Sea to the east, and the North Atlantic Ocean to the west and north. There are over 700 islands, most in groups to the west (the Inner Hebrides and Outer Hebrides) and north (Orkney Islands and Shetland Islands). The capital is Edinburgh and the largest city is Glasgow.\nScotland is a beautiful country well-known for its dramatic scenery of mountains and valleys, rolling hills, green fields and forests, and rugged coastline. While everyone knows Highlands for this, Scotland is beautiful in the Lowlands, islands and the flat lands of the North-East as well. It also has lively and friendly cities, often of great architectural significance, and a rich history and heritage dating back thousands of years with many ancient and historic sites. Other characteristics that attract droves of visitors include golf (the game was created in Scotland and it has some of the world's best and most famous courses), whisky (many distilleries can be visited), family history (millions worldwide are descended from those who emigrated from Scotland when times were tough in the 18th and 19th centuries), hiking, wildlife and winter sports. Around Loch Ness in the north of the Highlands, you can also hunt for the Monster... or at least try.\nWhile the sun may not always shine, the warm welcome and wonderful diversity of places, landscapes and experiences mean that Scotland has much to offer any traveller. Sometimes awe-inspiring and majestic, sometimes ramshackle and faded, proud yet also modest, modern yet also ancient, eccentric yet also charming, few travellers leave Scotland unaffected by their encounter.\nScotland is the most administratively independent of the four home nations of the UK, and retained its own legal, religious and educational institutions at the Union in 1707 which created Great Britain. Prior to 1707, it was an independent nation but had provided a monarch for England as well since 1603. Since 1999, it has had limited self-government with a First Minister and devolved parliament which governs nearly all internal affairs. Currently, there is a debate about whether to declare an independent state or remain part of the UK, culminating in a major referendum which will take place on 18 September 2014.\n5.1 Immigration and Visas\n5.3.1 Day trains\n5.3.2 Night/Sleeper trains\n5.6.2 From Northern Ireland\n6.6 Hitching\n11.1 Self Catering\n12.1 Historic sites\n12.2 Spectator sport\n16.2 Driving\n16.3 Crime and safety\nAdministratively, Scotland has been divided into a large number of traditional counties and (currently) 32 modern unitary authorities. These are of only limited use to the traveller, however, and an alternative regionalisation \u2014 based on culture and geography \u2014 is far more practical. From south to north:\nThe eastern two-thirds of the districts north of the border with England, fought over for hundreds of years. The beautiful rolling hills and fields are dotted with pretty towns, ruined abbeys and battlefields.\nHome of national poet Robert Burns and the Solway Coast (\"Scotland's Riviera\"), as well as the beautiful Isle of Arran.\nScotland's most urbanised region around and between the cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. Most of the population of Scotland lives in the cities, towns and conurbations here.\nScotland's spectacular, mountainous north-west, encompassing the Great Glen and Loch Ness and at the furthest tip of Britain, John o'Groats. You can also visit the growing city of Inverness.\nCentred on the cities of Aberdeen and the slightly smaller Dundee, this beautiful region stretches from the Grampian mountains at the heart of Scotland to the dramatic east coast. It's a region of scenic agricultural land, quaint fishing ports, rugged mountains and hills, and dramatic castles. It's also the centre of two important Scottish industries, North Sea oil and whisky.\nThe many islands off the north-west Scottish coast, divided into the groups of the Inner Hebrides and Outer Hebrides. Well-known islands such as Skye, Mull, Islay, and Colonsay in the Inner Hebrides and Lewis, North Uist, South Uist and Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides are just some of the spectacular isles here. They share a language (Scots Gaelic) and much of their culture with the Highlands.\nA group of islands immediately to the north of Scotland. The largest of the Orkney islands is known as the \"Mainland\" and islanders are called Orcadians. Inhabited for over 8000 years, they are the site of some of the best-preserved Neolithic sites in Europe, with UNESCO World Heritage Site status.\nA group of islands north of the Orkney Islands, the furthest inhabited parts of the United Kingdom. Like the Orkney Islands, they have been fought over by Scotland and Scandinavia and both aspects of their heritage are important today.\nScotland has seven official cities - Glasgow is by far the largest with a population of approximately 620,000 people, with about 1.2 million in the whole conurbation. The capital, Edinburgh, has around 450,000, while Aberdeen is next at about 200,000 inhabitants and Dundee is fourth with 160,000 inhabitants.\nEdinburgh (Gaelic: D\u00f9n \u00c8ideann) - the capital of Scotland, home to the World's largest Arts Festival every August and the First European City of Literature. It is often known as the \"Festival City\". Most of the city centre, with the dramatic and contrasting architecture of its Old Town and New Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site\nGlasgow (Gaelic: Glaschu) - Scotland's largest city and most vibrant city, with the best shopping in the UK outside London and some of its most exciting nightlife. At one time, it was the centre of the largest ship-building industry in the world.\nAberdeen (Gaelic: Obar Dheathain) - Scotland's third largest city. Known for its impressive granite buildings, it is known as the \"Granite City\", the oil capital of Europe, and home to a large harbour and two renowned universities.\nDundee (Gaelic: D\u00f9n D\u00e8) - vibrant city with high population of students and one of the most distinct (perhaps incomprehensible) accents you'll hear. It is known as the city of \"jute, jam and journalism\", and the \"City of Discovery\" for its history of scientific activities and the home of Scott and Shackleton's Antarctic vessel, the RRS Discovery.\nInverness (Gaelic: Inbhir Nis) - the fast-growing capital of the Highlands, located on the River Ness and close to Loch Ness, where many tourists try (and fail) to find the monster. It is Britain's most northerly city.\nStirling (Gaelic: Sruighlea) - a royal fortress city dominated by the historic and dramatic castle, it was said that whoever controlled the castle, controlled Scotland (and many have tried!). Today, it also has a vibrant modern outlook.\nPerth (Gaelic: Peairt) - an ancient royal burgh (i.e. a status of autonomous town/city granted by royal charter). It is the county seat of Perthshire. Smaller than its Australian counterpart to whom it gave its name, it is sometimes known as \"The Fair City\" following a novel by Walter Scott. Once a major centre of the court of Scottish kings and queens, its city status was restored by the Queen in 2012.\nScotland has extensive wilderness areas, some of which have been proclaimed as National Parks:\nThe Cairngorms - a mountain range near Aviemore and the largest National Park in Scotland\nLoch Lomond & the Trossachs - Scotland's first national park\nLoch Ness - Scotland's most famous loch.\nMany world-class scenic areas are not (yet) protected as National Parks, though some have other designations such as National Scenic Areas or Forest Parks. The Lochaber region contains the impressive Glencoe as well as Scotland's highest mountain, Ben Nevis. The Torridon and Wester Ross areas are also popular mountaineering destinations. Most popular of all with climbers are the Black Cuillin of Skye - but there's plenty of scope for walkers here as well.\nIt has many historic Islands. Islay is known as the Queen of Hebrides, has eight whisky distilleries, and you can still see today the parliament site of the Clan Donald from 1200 AD, when the Clan Donald ruled the western seaboard of Scotland. The Isle of Arran is also a fantastic destination.\nAnother view of Scottish Highlands\nA person from Scotland is called a Scot, or described as Scottish. The word \"Scotch\" applies only to things - for example, whisky, Scotch eggs, Scotch beef and Scotch Corner (a road junction leading to Scotland). Do not to refer to Scotland as England, or to Scottish as English - it is very likely to cause serious offence! Further, do not refer to Britain or the United Kingdom as England. England, as is the case with Scotland, forms only a part of Great Britain and the United Kingdom. In fact, England does not legally exist in its own right.\nIt is currently an exciting time in Scotland. For some years, and particularly since the Scottish Parliament was reconvened in 1999 (see subsection on \"Government\" below), a greater sense of self-identity as \"Scottish\" rather than \"British\" has been spreading through the country. This culminated in the pro-independence Scottish National Party (SNP) gaining a majority in 2007 and then an overall majority in the 2011 Scottish Parliament elections. One of their main acts has been to arrange a referendum on whether to secede from the UK and declare an independent state. As the country prepares for the referendum in September 2014, you are likely to hear daily news stories debating in detail what will happen in the case a vote for independence. Generally, feelings run high on both sides of the debate.\nThe physical size of Scotland is comparable to that of the Czech Republic and around two thirds of that of England, constituting the northern third of the island of Great Britain. Much of the terrain is hilly, particularly in the interior, and mountainous in the Highlands, which constitute the north-western part of the country. Areas in the south, east and north-east are generally flatter and are fertile agricultural land, which is more scarce in the Highlands. The coastline is very long (at 6,158 miles, Scotland's coastline is very long compared to similarly sized countries) and can be rugged, with many cliffs, inlets, beaches and rocks. There are a large number of islands, clustered into groups: the Western Isles (consisting of the Inner Hebrides and Outer Hebrides) and the Northern Isles (consisting of the Orkney Islands and Shetland Islands). There are additional islands in and around the estuary of the River Clyde, such as the Isle of Arran and numerous others. There are around 790 offshore islands in total. There are many rivers, with the Tay, Forth, Clyde, Dee, Don, Spey and Ness being prominent. Wide river estuaries are known as \"firths\", with the Firth of Forth, Firth of Tay and Firth of Clyde being particularly large. There are also a large number of inland lakes called \"lochs\" (the Scots word for \"lake\").\nThere are seven cities, the largest of which are Edinburgh and Glasgow, with the others being comparatively small (usually less than 200,000 inhabitants). There are also a large number of smaller towns in which much of the population reside. Most of the population lives in the conurbations of Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the many towns around them. Together, this region is known as the \"Central Belt\". Other main centres of population are in the east and north-east of the country and particularly the east coast, in the counties of Fife, Angus, Aberdeenshire and the cities of Dundee and Aberdeen. Significant populations are also present in the south of the country and along the north-east coast. However, the Highlands (outside of the city of Inverness) are more sparsely populated. Many of the larger islands are inhabited, although there are hundreds of small islands with no human population.\nScotland shares the same time zone as the rest of the United Kingdom. This is Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) for much of the year, or British Summer Time (GMT+1) in the middle six months of the year.\nScotland has a rich cultural history much of which is preserved in historic buildings throughout the country. Prehistoric settlements can be traced back to 9600 BC, as well as the famous standing stones in Lewis and Orkney. The Romans, fronted by Julius Caesar in 55 BC, made initial incursions but finally invaded Great Britain in 43 AD, moving into the southern half of Scotland, but not occupying the country due to the fierce resistance efforts of the native Caledonian tribes. The Romans named the mostly area of modern Scotland \"Caledonia\". Today, Hadrian's Wall to the south of the Scottish-English border is perceived by some as one of the most famous Roman remains in the world, arguably on a par with the 8-foot-arch on Naxos.\nAfter the withdrawal of the machinery of the Roman Empire around AD 411, the so-called Dark Ages followed. However, since the Roman occupation affected mostly just the south of the island of Great Britain, Scotland was unaffected as it had been even at the great battle at Mons Graupius. Because the grip of Roman hegemony had now loosened, all sorts of invaders now saw the island as open season. So the Angles arrived on the east coast around North Berwick. It has to be said that the natives here fared rather better than their southern counterparts did at the hands of the Saxons, who, for example, sacked the Isle of Wight, such that not a native male Briton was left alive.\nScotland was believed to have been founded in 843 AD, and eventually expanded it's borders to the area of modern day Scotland. The early history of the new nation was marked with many conflicts with the English, and also the Vikings who invaded the north of Scotland. Today the Shetland Islands retain a strong Viking cultural identity. Another powerful impact on Scotland's story has been religion. Events leading up to the Scottish Reformation of 1560, including the destruction of the cathedral at St. Andrews the year before, had a strong impact on life in the country, and led to the Presbyterian Church of Scotland taking over from the Roman Catholic Church as the established state religion. It was a more strict form of Protestantism than the Anglicanism that developed in England, and was influenced by the teaching of Jean Calvin which had been brought back by John Knox. Religion would lead to many later political and military clashes, such as the Bishops' Wars that were part of the wider civil wars in England, Ireland and Scotland in the 17th century.\nWars with the English would dominate Scottish history for hundreds of years until the Union of the Crowns in 1603, when the King of Scots, James VI, inherited the English throne after the death of Queen Elizabeth I (who had executed his mother, Mary I, Queen of Scots). While this put an end to armed conflict, there were still conflicts between the Scottish and English parliaments on which monarch should succeed and various commercial disputes such as the ill-fated \"Darien Scheme\" to establish a Scottish colony in Panama. The disaster of the Darien scheme was due partly to incompetence and partly to interference from England, which feared competition with its own colonies. Almost a quarter of the money circulating in Scotland at the time was invested in the scheme, and its failure caused an economic catastrophe amongst the nobility of Scotland. This was one factor leading to the Act of Union.\nFollowing \"negotiations\", on 1 May 1707, the Parliaments of Scotland and England were united, and all of Scotland's representation moving to the parliament of England in London creating the Kingdom of Great Britain (it would not become the \"United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland\" until the forced \"union\" with the occupied Kingdom of Ireland in 1800). Scotland and England retained their own religion, education, and legal systems (which is why these differ today). However, the union was very controversial, with the apparent bribing and promising of financial gain to the members of the Scottish Parliament (who were mostly nobility), and national poet Robert Burns famously saying that Scotland was \"bought and sold for English gold\". There were also many riots as the time and the decision was extremely unpopular with the general Scottish population. Despite the controversy, the Union provided a new stability and a climate in the 18th and 19th centuries in which commerce and new ways of thinking could flourish, and led to a major role for Scotland (and particularly its people) in the British Empire and the creation of the world we know today. Historian Simon Schama has written that \"What began as a hostile merger, would end in a full partnership in the most powerful going concern in the world ... it was one of the most astonishing transformations in European history.\"\nThis began with the growth of commerce. Following the dramatic failure of the \"Darien Scheme\", Scottish merchants learned lessons from its mistakes and became skilled businessmen very quickly. They began to assert that Scotland had become the world's first commercial nation. From the 18th century, the \"Scottish Enlightenment\" saw vast industrial expansion, and the rise of the city of Glasgow as a major trading port and eventually \"Second City\" of the British Empire. However, the dark underbelly was that much of the prosperity of sugar and tobacco merchants, with their lavish houses in Glasgow, was based on slavery in the New World.\nAt the same time, the Scottish Enlightenment led to an outpouring of intellectual and scientific accomplishments. Major advances in public education led to the most literate society the world had known up to that time. Further, key individuals produced work that is still influential today, such as economist Adam Smith (known as the father of capitalism), philosopher David Hume, poet and songwriter Robert Burns, geologist James Hutton, and inventor and industrialist James Watt whose work led to the Industrial Revolution. The Scottish Enlightenment is often seen as Scotland's \"golden age\" (in contrast to England, where the reign of Queen Elizabeth I in the 16th century is usually seen as such). However, this economic success was not shared with much of the population, and inequality of wealth and opportunity combined with poverty and greedy landlords drove vast numbers to emigrate to America, Canada, and other places. This was particularly pronounced in the Highlands, with the \"Highland Clearances\" driven by greed as landlords forced tenant farmers from the land and burned their homes, in order to replace them with more profitable sheep.\nUniversities flourished, and in the 19th and 20th centuries many of the great inventions of the world including television, the telephone and penicillin were invented by Scots. Scotland retained a strong industrial and commercial economy until the mid-20th century. However, following de-industrialization, many areas fell into decline, although the discovery of North Sea oil in the 1960s reversed this for areas in the North-East such as Aberdeen. In the mid-to-late 20th century Scotland saw increasing calls for autonomy from London, and finally in 1999 a Scottish Parliament was again established in Edinburgh, led by a First Minister and Scottish cabinet. Reforms made by the Scottish Parliament have helped the country to rediscover a level of prosperity, with cities regenerated (such as Glasgow) and industries re-aligned to include financial services (particularly in Edinburgh), retail, tourism, science and technology, oil and gas (particularly in Aberdeen) and renewable energy. Currently, the nation is debating whether this level of autonomy is sufficient, or whether the powers of a fully independent country would be preferable. This is the subject of a 2014 referendum and daily news stories.\nScotland's history and geography is reflected in the wide range of visitor attractions available, from castles and cathedrals, to stunning countryside, and more modern attractions showcasing old and new Scottish cultural achievements.\nScotland operates a devolved government as part of the UK. Matters internal to Scotland are controlled by the Scottish Government, at whose heart is the Scottish Parliament, a unicameral legislature of 129 elected members (known as MSPs - \"Members of the Scottish Parliament\"). The Scottish Parliament has the power to pass any law, except in those areas \"reserved\" to the UK Parliament at Westminster. A Scottish Parliament had governed Scotland when it was an independent nation, prior to the Act of Union with England of 1707. As part of a policy and following a referendum proposed by Prime Minister Tony Blair, the Scottish Parliament was reconvened in 1999 with powers transferred (\"devolved\") from the UK Parliament at Westminster. At the same time, similar developments took place in Wales and Northern Ireland. Although the UK Parliament can still pass laws relating to Scotland, it does not do so in the areas where the Scottish Parliament exercises power.\nResidents of Scotland therefore have elected officials in two parliaments and look to two governments - in Edinburgh and in London - each controlling separate aspects of life. For example, while you apply for a passport or a driver's licence from the UK Government, complaints about the education system are directed to Edinburgh.\nThe Scottish Parliament is based at a modern, architecturally significant building at Holyrood in Edinburgh, and you will hear the term \"Holyrood\" used to mean the Scottish Parliament similar to how \"Capitol Hill\" means the US Congress. The UK parliament and UK Government still control other matters that do not exclusively affect Scotland, such as defence, customs, immigration, etc, and Scots continue to elect members to serve at the UK Parliament in London. Scottish politics is decidedly left-wing compared to the rest of the UK and particularly compared to the United States. Most parties are to some extent socialist and are socially liberal, for example recent proposals to introduce same-sex marriage enjoyed wide support from all parties in the Parliament. Since it was reconvened in 1999, the Parliament has been dominated by left-wing and socialist parties. The only centre-right party, the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party, is one of the smallest in the Parliament, and it is comparatively socially liberal.\nThe head of the Scottish Government is the First Minister, who is prominent in public life and acts as the de facto leader of Scotland in internal matters and also represents Scotland's economic and cultural interests abroad (although foreign policy is a matter reserved to London). The people elect members to represent their local area and region, but do not directly elect the First Minister - he or she is chosen by the parliament. Following an election, the parliament's first act is to choose a First Minister - usually (but not necessarily) the leader of the largest party. The Queen then appoints him or her based on the parliament's advice. The First Minister then appoints other ministers, subject to parliament's approval. The current First Minister (since 2007) is Alex Salmond of the Scottish National Party (a centre-left, pro-independence party), and the Deputy First Minister (of the same party) is Nicola Sturgeon. Various other ministers are responsible for other areas of government activity. The main opposition parties are the Scottish Labour Party (centre-left/somewhat socialist, pro-union), Scottish Liberal Democrats (left-wing, pro-union), and the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party (centre-right, pro-union).\nScotland has a rich culture which is distinct from the other nations in the UK, though has similarities (as is typical for countries which are located close together). Scottish people are often fiercely proud of their culture, which in the past was the target of attempts to suppress it to create a single \"British\" culture - based on English culture. Today, in more enlightened times, Scotland's cultural achievements are evident in numerous areas and are flourishing.\nThe country has a great tradition of festivals (e.g. the Edinburgh Festivals), literature and achievement in the arts. Since the Scottish Enlightenment that followed the Act of Union, it has produced some of the greatest literary personalities, thinkers and writers of the world. Many ideas now seen as key to the modern world derive from the work of Scottish scholars, scientists and authors, such as Adam Smith. Scottish novelists have also enjoyed success in recent times, such as Irvine Welsh. Scotland's great tradition of science has produced some of the greatest scientists and inventors of the world, including James Watt (pioneer of the Industrial Revolution), John Logie Baird (inventors of the television) and Alexander Fleming (discoverer of penicillin). More recently, scientists in Aberdeen developed the MRI scanner and those in Edinburgh created Dolly the Sheep, the first cloned animal.\nThere is also a thriving Scottish music scene. Outdoor popular music festivals such as T in the Park attract vast crowds and attract internationally-renowned live music acts. Scottish bands and musicians are also prominent, particularly those originating from in and around Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland. This city is home to a fantastic music scene; must-visit destinations include King Tut's Wah Wah Hut (where Oasis were spotted and signed for their first record deal).\nScottish folk music is also flourishing, with traditional and modern folk music sung in both English, Scottish Gaelic (and sometimes Scots). Folk music often features instruments such as fiddle/violin, acoustic guitar, harp, accordion, piano, various sorts of bagpipes, and other tradtional instruments as well as voice. You may also encounter Scottish forms of dance which are also popular. This may range from simple, as at a ceilidh (pronounced \"kay-lee\", a mix of dances performed to traditional music and descended from ballroom and country dancing), to more complex Scottish Country Dancing which is a form of social dancing descended from renaissance dance styles, to solo Highland Dancing (which has a military heritage) if you go to a Highland Games. These styles exist alongside other popular forms of music and dance also found in other modern countries.\nScottish people suffer from a stereotype which portrays them as \"dour\" (ie unemotional, reserved and staid), and while this may have been accurate in the past, it no longer is. You will find most Scots to be friendly, warm, and with a strong sense of humour, although it can take more than one meeting with you for them to warm up. Younger Scots are often hedonistic, with the \"night out\" being a basic unit of social interaction for many people and packed pubs, bars, nightclubs and live music and comedy venues in cities. On the other hand, heavy drinking is a part of Scottish culture and has been increasing in recent years; you are likely to hear younger people talk of being drunk as a nirvana-like ideal state. However, the flip side to this is that public drunkenness, disorderliness and alcoholism is a problem. While they may not be overly willing to make conversation with a stranger at a bus stop or other public place, nor trust you with their life story the first time they meet you, you will find most Scots to be enjoyable, lively and satisfying companions.\nThe most popular spectator sport in Scotland is soccer, always referred to as football. The teams of the highest league division, the Scottish Premier League, are said to enjoy the greatest support per head of population of any country in the world. Rugby union is also popular but not to nearly the same extent as football. In these sports, the constituent countries of the UK usually compete as separate nations, i.e. Scotland fields its own national teams.\nAs befits the nation that gave birth to it, golf is also popular, with a very large number of golf courses. Public golf courses are widespread, inexpensive and typically of high quality. Tennis has recently been increasing in popularity since Scottish tennis player Andy Murray has been enjoying success in major championships.\nScottish people are often passionate about sport and the full range of other sports available in the UK are played, with good facilities for all sports in most parts of the country. Nearly every town will have a \"leisure centre\" providing sports and exercise facilities, playing fields for outdoor sports, and/or a swimming pool. In sports other than soccer and rugby, Scottish sportsmen and sportswomen make a significant contribution to international competitions in a wide range of sports, representing Great Britain.\nThere are no border controls when travelling within the United Kingdom including the land border with England. You also do not need a passport to travel between Ireland and the UK, including Scotland. The same immigration and visa requirements are in force in Scotland as in the rest of the United Kingdom - see the main UK article for details.\nThere are a growing number of European and long-haul destinations served by the five international airports in Scotland:\nAberdeen International Airport, 8 miles north west of the city, has direct flights from Alicante, Amsterdam, Baku, Bergen, Copenhagen, Dublin, Esbjerg, Faro, Groningen, Kristiansand, Malaga, Murcia, Oslo, Palma, Paphos, Paris, Stavanger and Tenerife. As there are frequent direct flights from London, you can also connect to destinations worldwide via London airports such as Heathrow and Gatwick.\nEdinburgh Airport, 10 miles west of the city, has direct flights from Alicante, Amsterdam, Athens, Barcelona, Basel, Bergerac, Berlin, Billund, Bratislava, Bremen, Brussels, Budapest, Cologne, Copenhagen, Cork, Dortmund, Dublin, Dusseldorf, Faro, Frankfurt, Galway, Gdansk, Geneva, Gothenburg, Helsinki, Ibiza, Istanbul, Katowice, Kaunas, Knock, Krakow, Lisbon, Lyon, Madrid, Mahon, Malaga, Malta, Marrakech, Marseille, Milan, Munich, Murcia, New York, Nice, Oslo, Palma de Mallorca, Paphos, Paris, Pisa, Poznan, Prague, Pula, Rennes, Rome, Shannon, Sharm el Sheikh, Stockholm, Tampere, Tenerife, Toronto, Toulouse, Venice, Vilnius and Zurich. You can also connect to destinations worldwide via London, with frequent direct shuttle flights from London airports.\nGlasgow International Airport, 8 miles west of the city, has direct flights from Alicante, Amsterdam, Belfast, Berlin, Bourgas, Calgary, Copenhagen, Dominican Republic, Dubai, Dublin, Faro, Geneva, Gran Canaria, Heraklion, Las Vegas, Madeira, Malta, New York (Newark), Orlando, Palma de Mallorca, Paris, Philadelphia, Reykjav\u00edk, Sharm el Sheikh, Tenerife, Toronto and Vancouver. You can also connect worldwide via London.\nGlasgow Prestwick International Airport, situated 30 miles south west of Glasgow, is a hub of budget airline Ryanair [1] with domestic flights to London Stansted and Bournemouth; and international flights to Brussels, Bergamo, Budapest, Cork, Dublin, Girona, Gothenburg, Hamburg, Kaunas, Malta, Milan, Murcia, Oslo (Torp), Paris, Pisa, Reus, Riga, Rome, Shannon, Warsaw and Wroclaw. Be aware that there is an additional train journey of up to an hour from this airport into Glasgow city centre. Aer Arann [2] flys twice weekly from Donegal International Airport into Prestwick.\nInverness Airport, situated 7 miles north east of the city.\nDundee Airport, situated a few miles from the city centre with domestic flights to Birmingham, London & Belfst.\nThere are many UK domestic flights operating to Scotland including:\nBMI [3] flights from London Heathrow, Manchester, Leeds-Bradford, and Norwich\nBMIbaby [4] flights from Nottingham East Midlands.\nBritish Airways [5] flights from London (Heathrow, Gatwick and City)\nCityJet [6] flights from London City.\nEastern Airways [7] flights from Birmingham, Durham Tees Valley, Humberside, Leeds-Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle, Norwich, Nottingham East Midlands, and Southampton.\nEasyjet [8] flights from London Gatwick, London Luton, London Stansted, Bristol, and Belfast.\nFlybe [9] flights from Belfast, Birmingham, Cardiff, Exeter, Jersey, Manchester, Manston-Kent, Newquay, Norwich and Southmapton.\nNo airport in Scotland, except Glasgow Prestwick, is connected to the rail network, meaning travellers have to use a dedicated bus service to the city centre, or take a taxi. However, a tram line is currently under construction between Edinburgh Airport and Edinburgh city centre, and is expected to be operational by 2014. Passengers arriving at and departing from Prestwick may use their boarding pass to claim a 50% discount on single train tickets between the airport and any station in Scotland.[10]\nFor those unused to the vagaries of the UK rail network, Wikitravel has a useful guide to Rail travel in the UK.\nThere are five day train operators linking Scotland with England:\nEast Coast [11] operate frequent services from London Kings Cross to Edinburgh (hourly), Aberdeen (three-four times daily) and Inverness (one per day) via Peterborough, York and Newcastle. Services to Aberdeen also call at Dundee and Leuchars (for St Andrews), in addition to other stations en route. Services to Inverness also call at Stirling, Perth, Falkirk, Gleneagles and Aviemore. Journey times from London to Edinburgh are 4.5 hours, to Aberdeen 7 hours, to Leuchars 5.5 hours, and to Inverness 8 hours.\nVirgin Trains [12] operate frequent services from London Euston and Birmingham to Glasgow via North West England and the Lake District. They also operate slightly less frequent services from Birmingham to Edinburgh via North West England and the Lake District. Journey time from London to Glasgow is approximately 4 hours 40 minutes.\nCrossCountry [13] connect Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh to Birmingham via Leeds, Sheffield and the East Midlands. Many services continue on to Reading and the South Coast, or through Bristol to South Wales or South West England.\nTranspennine Express [14] operate services between Manchester Airport and Glasgow/Edinburgh via Manchester, Preston and the Lake District. Be aware that the train may divide en route, with one portion for Barrow-in-Furness or Windermere and the other for Scotland.\nScotRail [15] operate a number of daily services between Glasgow Central and Carlisle via Kilmarnock and Dumfries. Some services extend to Newcastle via Hexham.\nNight/Sleeper trains\nScotRail [16] operate the overnight Caledonian Sleeper linking London Euston with all Scottish cities including Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and many other towns along the way including principal towns in the Highlands. There are two Caledonian Sleeper trains which leave every night (except Saturdays) from London Euston:\nThe Lowland Sleeper departs Euston at approximately midnight (2300 on Fridays), and divides at Carstairs for either Glasgow or Edinburgh.\nThe Highland Sleeper departs Euston at around 2000 hours, and divides at Edinburgh Waverley for Aberdeen, Inverness or Fort William.\nNote if you are intending to use the Caledonian Sleeper to an intermediate destination between the Central Belt and Perth or Dundee (e.g. Stirling, Perth, anywhere in Fife, Dundee or up the Angus coast, but NOT Aberdeen or Inverness) - the Highland train will drop you off at an unsociable time in the morning possibly before any other public transport is running. For this reason it is often more convenient to use the Lowland train to either Glasgow or Edinburgh and use a daytime service to complete the journey. In addition, passengers who wish to travel in the seated coach to any destination on the West Highland Railway to Fort William must change coaches at Edinburgh Waverley.\nFor international travellers, Scottish Rail passes [17] are available, as are BritRail passes [18]. See Wikitravel's guide to Rail travel in the UK for more info on booking and travelling by train in Scotland.\nThe main road linking Scotland and England is the M74/A74 (M) motorway which runs from Glasgow to the English border north of Carlisle. The A1 road links Edinburgh and the North East of England; however, this road is single carriageway in some areas and not considered the best route into Scotland. Hence the place name \"Scotch Corner\" on the A1 where traffic heading for most Scottish destinations turn to cross the Pennine hills on the A66 to enter Scotland via the M6 and M74.\nBus and coach services are the cheapest way to get to Scotland from England, but are also the longest and the least comfortable. National Express is the main operator, with services from most major UK cities to Glasgow's Buchanan Bus Station and Edinburgh Bus Station. In addition, Megabus operate services to Scotland from a number of towns and cities in England, and Citylink operate direct services from Blackpool to Glasgow.\nDFDS Seaways [19] runs a ferry from Amsterdam to Newcastle, from where you can drive or take the train to Scotland.\nStena Line [20] ferries link Belfast to Cairnryan, which is near Stranraer.\nP&O Irish Sea [21] ferries link Larne to Cairnryan and Troon.\nKintyre Express [22] ferries link Ballycastle to Campbeltown. This service only carries foot passengers and bicycles.\nScotland operates a modern and effective transportation system, including high-quality road, railway and bus links, managed and regulated by the Scottish Government's department of transportation, Transport Scotland. Public transportation is generally a mix of commercial and state-operated services. If you are travelling across the water to and between the islands, air and sea travel is also an option.\nUrban transport and travel between major and minor towns and cities is effectively provided by public transportation (primarily bus and train). However, if you plan to tour the country, a car allows you to access more remote areas with poor or no public transportation. This applies particularly if you plan to visit the Highlands, Islands, mountains or rural areas. Hire cars are easily available from international companies in towns and cities.\nIf you will be travelling by public transport, the government provides a comprehensive website called Traveline Scotland. It includes a very useful on-line journey planner that allows you to plan a journey from any one point in the country to any other, using all forms of public transport. You can also download timetables for all public transportation services and check next bus times from any bus stop in Scotland. If you have a smartphone, it also provides an app for iPhone/iPad, Android, Blackberry and Windows Phone. This app is extremely useful on the go, for example to check the time of the next bus.\nThe world's shortest flight\nThe shortest scheduled flight in the world is operated by Loganair between the islands of Westray and Papa Westray in the Orkney Islands. The flight lasts two minutes and is operated by a Britten-Norman Islander aircraft.\nAs Scotland is a small country, air travel is uneconomical on most short routes. However, it is the fastest way to reach many of the islands. Flights can be very turbulent, as Scotland is notorious for rain, wind and storms and the planes used are small, e.g. Saab 340s, Twin Otters and Islanders.\nLoganair [23] operates the majority of Scotland's internal flights, under a franchise to FlyBe[24] through whose website you can book flights (until July 2008 Loganair had been a franchisee of British Airways). FlyBe offer a number of connections to UK and European airports from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Inverness and Glasgow. FlyBe also has a codeshare with British Airways so you can book through-tickets from more distant parts.\nBeach landings\nThe airport on the Isle of Barra in the Outer Hebrides is the only place in the world where scheduled flights use a beach as the runway. Flights are operated by Loganair to/from Glasgow and Benbecula, using a small De Havilland Twin Otter aircraft.\nFlights are available from Glasgow International Airport to Campbeltown, Islay, Barra, Benbecula, Stornoway, the Orkney Islands and the Shetland Islands. Flights are also available from Edinburgh Airport to Stornoway, the Orkney Islands and the Shetland Islands.\nFlights can be expensive, although Loganair-operated flights to the islands are sometimes included in FlyBe sales and special offers. It should be noted that flights can be disrupted or cancelled due to weather conditions, particularly in Winter. Flights heading to and from Barra can also be disrupted or cancelled owing to the state of the tide, as the island's runway is a beach. As a guide, the flight time from Glasgow to Barra is approximately 1hr, and the flight time from Glasgow to the Shetland Islands is approximately 2hrs & 30 Mins.\nLoch Lomond Seaplanes also operate from Glasgow Science Centre with flghts to Loch Lomond, Tobermory and Oban. Flights however are expensive. A return flight to Oban for example costs \u00a3129. The plane can also be chartered, but to do so generally costs in excess of \u00a31000.\nWikitravel has a guide to Rail travel in the United Kingdom, including within Scotland.\nTrain is one of the faster ways to get around many parts of the country. Journey times are often the same as by road - while there may be many stops, high speed between stops compensates for this. On some routes, the train is considerably faster (e.g. Edinburgh to Dunbar/North Berwick). However, on some routes the train is considerably slower than by road because of the convoluted route the train takes. For example, the maximum permitted speed on some sections of the Far North Line from Inverness to Wick is 90mph, however because the line runs around the Dornoch Firth and calls at Scotscalder, more than an hour is added to the journey.\nA number of railway companies operate trains within Scotland:\nFirst ScotRail [25] operates the majority of the Scottish rail network, which covers most of the country.\nYou can also travel within Scotland by inter-city services which will have started or have their final destination in England. These are provided by East Coast, Virgin Trains, TransPennine Express and CrossCountry and are generally more comfortable with more facilities (e.g. wi-fi, trolley service, power sockets and reservable seats). The routes operated by East Coast and CrossCountry are particularly useful for travel between Edinburgh and Dunbar, in addition to stations up the east coast of Scotland towards Aberdeen and/or Inverness.\nThe main rail terminals are:\nAberdeen Station- with trains to all Scottish cities. Lines radiate in the direction of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness and call at intermediate stations. Services are also provided to London and most other parts of England.\nEdinburgh Waverley Station- with trains to Aberdeen, Fife, Glasgow Queen Street, Inverness, Perth and Stirling. There are also inter-city trains to most English destinations via the East Coast route.\nGlasgow Queen Street Station with trains to Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Cumbernauld, Fort William, Mallaig, Oban, Perth and Stirling. For trains to Inverness, change at Perth.\nGlasgow Central Station for trains to South West Scotland including Ayr, Kilmarnock and Stranraer; West Scotland including Dumbarton and Greenock; and Lanarkshire including Hamilton and Lanark. Inter-city trains to English destinations (primarily Manchester, Birmingham and London (Euston)) via the West Coast route.\nInverness Station for trains to Wick and Kyle of Lochalsh. Also connections for the East Coast and London\nThe train services which run via the West Highland Railway to Fort William and Mallaig from Glasgow Queen Street take in some wonderful views of the Scottish landscape. Fans of the Harry Potter franchise will recognise a lot of scenery from the films on this route.\nThere are no longer any train services to the Borders, although a previously-closed railway line is due to be re-opened from Edinburgh to Tweedbank. Construction is currently in progress.\nGenerally train fares in Scotland are comparable to the rest of the UK, and are more expensive than most European countries. If you buy a ticket right before you travel, a typical off-peak fare between Glasgow and Edinburgh might be \u00a310 return, and between Edinburgh and Aberdeen \u00a340 return. However, as throughout the UK rail system, advance purchase tickets offer cheaper fares (travellers may wish to read Wikitravel's guide to Rail travel in the United Kingdom). It is best to avoid peak time services between Glasgow and Edinburgh or commuter lines around Glasgow, as trains are often overcrowded at rush hour.\nOn some of the rural lines, services only run a couple of times a day. For example, the Far North Line (Inverness to Wick) and the Kyle of Lochalsh line (Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh) have only around 3 to 4 return journeys a day Monday to Saturday and just one on a Sunday. So take care when travelling along these lines, as if you miss your train it could be a while to wait for the next one.\nIn July 2012, it became illegal to consume alcohol on ScotRail trains at certain times. This means that on ScotRail trains, alcohol may not be carried or consumed before 10:00 and after 21:00. This policy does not apply on the sleeper trains or trains operated by any other company. It is also illegal to be drunk on a train at any time, however it is likely this would only be enforced if you were behaving in a disorderly manner or disturbing other passengers. However, passengers seen breaking these laws by train staff are liable to be met at the next station by the UK railway police - the British Transport Police - and arrested.\nIn Scotland, a car enables you to reach almost any part of the country. It is also the best way to take in the spectacular scenery of mountainous, rural and Highland areas. However, although Scotland is not a big country, car travel can take significantly longer than you may expect. The mountainous terrain means that crossing from the east to the west usually involves taking circuitous routes. With the exception of the Central Belt and the North-East, where there are motorways and dual carriageways and travel is fast and easy, road conditions in Scotland can be below Western European standards. Beware of defects such as potholes, ruts, cracks and patches in both urban and rural roads (but not motorways or dual carriageways which are maintained to a higher standard by the Scottish Government).\nMany rural roads feature are narrow, have many bends and chicanes, are unlit at night, and are vulnerable to poor weather. If you have a car that handles well, these roads can be fun to drive. Added to this, scenery is often breathtaking. However, do not be fooled into driving too fast or overtaking recklessly. As in the rest of the UK, the speed limit on country roads is usually 60mph (100km/h), although the Scottish Parliament has recently acquired the power to set its own speed limits in Scotland. 60mph/100kmh is too fast for many roads, where you may easily run into a sharp blind hairpin bend without warning. Drive cautiously if a rural road is unfamiliar. You will also find frequent speed cameras and traffic patrols on main roads.\nAs in the rest of the UK and Ireland, traffic in Scotland drives on the left. Drivers from other countries should take special care if they are not used to driving on the left or if your car is left-hand drive. If driving a left-hand drive car, you may find it difficult to see traffic in your passenger-side door mirror and overtaking may be more difficult and hazardous.\nThe accident rate is higher in rural areas such as the Highlands and Aberdeenshire due to the nature of the roads as well as the severe winter weather in these areas. Locals usually drive faster than tourists due to their knowledge of the roads, don't feel obliged to speed up as well. Aggressive motorcycle riding can be a major problem on some of Scotland's rural roads, and the annual accident rate is higher than the UK average. Even if someone is coming up fast behind you, do not be goaded into increasing your speed. They will overtake (at their own risk!) if you keep to a speed at which you are comfortable. Added to this, weather can be poor, particularly in the interior of the country. In winter, you are likely to find roads closed by snow, with \"snow gates\" being closed (literally a huge gate that traffic police use to close off the road). In coastal areas, mist or fog can be a problem. Listen to radio travel bulletins (e.g. BBC Radio Scotland) and avoid car travel in poor winter weather.\nIn remote areas many roads are single track. Passing places are provided at intervals. These are marked by diamond shaped white signs labeled \"Passing Place\". Sometimes, these are incorrectly installed as a square sign. On older, less-used, single track roads black and white striped poles may still be used as markers. If faster traffic comes up behind you it is the rule that you should pull into a passing place and allow the other vehicle to pass. When two vehicles approach each other on a single track road, experienced drivers will both adjust their speed so as to reach the passing place at the same time and pass each other slowly, avoiding the need for either vehicle to come to a stop. You should pull in to the passing place on your left or if the passing place is on the right hand side, stop opposite it so that the oncoming car can pull into it.\nMany rural roads are poorly maintained and lack crash barriers, so you should drive carefully and never assume that it is clear around the the next bend or over the next hill. Use main-beam/high-beam headlamps. You may also find cattle grids (also known as cattle guards or Texas gates). These are used if livestock is loose in the area and should be negotiated very slowly as they can have an adverse effect on your vehicle's steering. In these areas keep your speed down and watch out for livestock such as horses, sheep, cattle and deer.\nMany bypasses have been built to allow faster travel, but the visitor will miss out on some of the beautiful scenery of Scotland. In some areas, road signs will indicate that the road on the next exit will rejoin the main route by showing a semi-circular exit and entrance with the destination name in the middle. This allows the driver confidence to take more scenic diversions into small towns or to find a place to stop and have lunch.\nFinally, do not drive if you have consumed alcohol. Drink-driving is illegal in Scotland and not tolerated by the police. It can be difficult to estimate how much is within the legal limit so the safe limit is zero. It attracts severe punishments by court judges: Sentences include jail terms (including lengthy jail terms if you cause an accident while drunk), large fines, confiscation of your car (according to recent new laws) and if you are from the UK, disqualification from driving.\nSee also the Itinerary: Driving tour of Scotland.\nThe bus is one of the cheapest way of getting around in Scotland, however it is also the slowest and least comfortable. Bus journeys in and out of Glasgow or Edinburgh at peak times can become very unpredictable due to the congested motorway network in the Central Belt - therefore think twice before using buses as an option to make tight connections with other transport modes.\nMost large towns and cities in Scotland are served by Citylink, but services are more expensive than Megabus.\nMegabus is a very cheap way to travel, as ticket prices start at \u00a31 if booked weeks in advance, and rising to over \u00a310 for peak-rate or last-minute fares. A 50p booking charge is applied to every ticket. Megabus departs from Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Perth, going between these Scottish cities as well as to English destinations. Note that with Megabus you can book only online (from 45 days to 30 minutes before departure).\nCitylink runs a quarter-hourly bus service between Edinburgh and Glasgow which costs \u00a34--you pay the driver. This service runs out of the main bus stations (Buchanan Street in Glasgow and Saint Andrew Square in Edinburgh), and the journey takes about an hour and ten minutes--some twenty minutes slower than the train but half the price of a peak-rate train ticket.\nCitylink [26] - journey information and ticket sales\nMegabus [27] - journey information and ticket sales\nMegabus services wholly within Scotland are run on a joint basis with Citylink and buses on these routes can be in the livery of either operator. Tickets for these services can be bought on both companies' websites (often at different prices for identical services) or on the coach, subject to seat availability.\nThe Citylink buses from Glasgow to Campbeltown and Oban are run on a joint basis with West Coast Motors [28]. Road closures due to accidents and weather conditions are not uncommon on this route: hence this can result in the buses having to take significant diversions which can add a large amount of time to journeys.\nIn the remote areas of the Highlands and on the Western Isles, the Royal Mail operates a Postbus [29] service for linking local communities. The service pattern can be very sparse, so care is needed when relying on this for getting around since no other public transport options may be available.\nA regular and extensive ferry service operates between most large islands, and across the Clyde estuary.\nCaledonian MacBrayne [30] (usually known colloquially as CalMac) is the largest ferry operator and provides services on the west coast and Clyde. Discounts are available in the form of \"Island Rover\" tickets which allow unlimited travel on the entire network for 8 or 15 days and \"Island Hopscotch\" tickets which often give discounts on various itineraries.\nNorthLink Ferries [31] is the state-sponsored ferry operator running services to Orkney and Shetland, from Scrabster (near Thurso) and Aberdeen.\nPentland Ferries [32] and John O'Groats Ferries [33] provide alternative routes to Orkney from the Scottish mainland.\nOrkney Ferries [34] and Shetland Islands Council [35] operate ferry services within Orkney and Shetland respectively.\nHitch-hiking is surprisingly easy in Scotland, but better to do outside the big cities. In the Highlands you might need to wait for a long time until a car comes by. General caution must be taken.\nEnglish and Scottish Gaelic are the official languages of Scotland. English (sometimes spoken with a varying degree of Scots) is the everyday language spoken by all. Dialects vary enormously from region to region, and even between towns! However, all Scots can speak standard English.\nScottish Gaelic (G\u00e0idhlig), meanwhile, is spoken by only around 90,000 people, mainly in the Highlands (a' Gh\u00e0idhealtachd) and the Western Isles (Na h-Eileanan Siar), (e.g Barra, where 80% speak Gaelic). You will more than likely hear locals speaking in Gaelic in the Western Isles and on the ferries to and from them. Signs on board some CalMac ferries to the Western Isles are in Gaelic first and English second. In addition, announcements on some ferries may be at least partially in Gaelic. Everyone, however, speaks English.\nAber = river mouth (Aberdeen)\nAye = yes\nBairn/Wean = Child\nBen = mountain (Ben Nevis)\nBurn = stream (Bannockburn)\nDun (or Dum) - fort (Dundee or Dumbarton)\nFirth = estuary (Firth of Forth)\nGlen = valley (Glencoe)\nStrath = vale (Strathspey)\nKyle = narrow strait of water, sound (Kyle of Lochalsh)\nLoch = lake (Loch Ness), also fjord (Loch Linnhe) - thus not all lochs are lakes\nLochan = small lake, pond\nNo = Na\nWee = Small\nHere are some Gaelic phrases often found in the Highlands and the Western Isles:\nC\u00e8ilidh = informal celebration, party (pr. KAY-lay)\nFailte gu ...... = Welcome to ......\nDeas = South\nTuath = North\nAiseag = Ferry\nTraigh = Beach\nPort Athar = Airport\nScotland offers a range of products, souvenirs and memorabilia unavailable authentically anywhere else in the world. A few examples:\n'Scotch' Whiskies\nScottish Tartans (colourful check-woven woollen fabric) and tartan products (such as kilts). If you have a Scottish family name like McDonald or Clark, it may be worth trying to find your own family's tartan.\nVisitors from outside northern Europe may find Scotland a relatively expensive country.\nAs in the rest of the United Kingdom, Scotland uses British currency which is the Pound Sterling (abbreviated \"\u00a3\").\nScotland's three national banks issue their own sterling banknotes (Bank of Scotland, The Royal Bank of Scotland and Clydesdale Bank) which circulate alongside Bank of England notes in Scotland. Many shops do not accept \u00a350 notes, due to the perceived fear of counterfeits.\nScottish banknotes are valid as legal currency in England and Wales and there is no reason for them to be refused, however some businesses may not accept Scottish banknotes often due to the sales staff's ignorance. If you experience problems, then simply exchange them for Bank of England notes at any bank at no charge. You should never experience such problems in areas near the border (for example, the Lake District).\nScottish banknotes are very difficult to exchange outside the UK, where foreign banks are generally unfamiliar with the notes, so they should be either spent or exchanged for Bank of England notes before leaving the UK.\nEuros are accepted at some High Street stores, but this should not be relied upon and the exchange rates are usually poor, so you're advised to change your money into sterling.\nScotland is relatively expensive when compared to some other European countries. As a basic rule, the further north you venture, the more expensive it likely gets, mostly because of the difficulty and expense of supply.\nThe classic tourist souvenir is a kilt and everything else involving the tartan. Note that a real kilt costs about \u00a3300-400 and is made of heavy wool (so it will not reveal what you might or might not be wearing underneath even in strong winds), but most souvenir stores offer only unauthentic thin ones. If you really want a genuine kilt or full traditional outfit (kilt, sporran, jacket, shirt, and shoes) the best place to look is a clothing hire shop. These specialise in hiring suits and kilts for weddings and often sell ex-hire stock at reduced prices - otherwise the kilt will have to be made to order - this usually takes several weeks.\nThe traditional highland kilt is a section of cloth about 6 feet wide and 14 feet long. This is wrapped about the body then then brought up over the shoulder and pinned in place, a little like a toga. The modern short kilt was introduced during the industrial revolution to give more freedom of movement.\nWhisky is also a common buy. There are two basic types - blended whiskies which are made from, as the name suggests - several single malts blended together. Beware of souvenir shops selling small bottles of blended whisky for inflated prices - you can more often than not find the same bottle in a supermarket (or in airport duty-free) much cheaper!\nSingle malt whiskies are more expensive, and worth paying the price premium. Single malts are very diverse depending on the region or town where the whisky was distilled and the type of barley used. The smaller, independent distilleries pride themselves on the quality of their product and their whisky is often only available in a small number of shops, or even directly. Mainstream brand single malts are still sold in supermarkets and duty-free shops.\nMost visitors are disappointed by the high cost of living in Scotland. Although prices in Scotland are not as bad as in the south of England, compared to the USA or most other parts of Europe, basic living expenses are still high. Most goods have an additional 20% Value Added Tax (VAT) applied although this is always included in the marked price for general consumer purchases. Petrol (gasoline) has a massive 70% excise tax and 20% VAT on top of that. Costs are highest in Edinburgh and in very remote places such as Stornoway - petrol prices often hit \u00a31.50 per litre in some areas.\nWhile Scotland has suffered from the stereotype for dreary food, things have changed now with numerous quality Indian, French, Italian and Modern Scottish options on offer. In fact, in parts of the country such as Edinburgh, it has become quite difficult to get a really bad meal.\nCullen Skink - A hearty and delicious fish soup made from smoked haddock, potatoes, cream, and shellfish.\nSeafood-Scotland produces some of the best seafood in the world. Its langoustines, oysters, scallops, crabs, salmon and lobsters are prized by the finest chefs all over the world...and hence are mostly exported. Try half-a-dozen fresh oysters followed by langoustines in garlic butter mopped up with a chunk of organic bread at the Three Chimneys in Skye. Heaven on a plate. If youre lucky enough to be near the coast you can buy freshly caught seafood at very good prices just go to the docks and wait, its worth it. Scotland also has some of the best \"Fish n Chips\" in the world. The fresh cod fried and battered to perfection with a side of golden fries n vinegar is a staple of some of the great seafood Scotland has to offer. Smoked Kippers are a breakfast favourite.\nSizzling Sirloin of Scotch Beef- The five best beef breeds in the world are Scottish, the best-known being Aberdeen Angus. The others are Highland, Longhorn, Shorthorn and Galloway. There is a vast difference between how beef cattle are raised for the lower-cost end of the market and the top end of the market. Slap a sirloin of Aberdeen Angus on a hot grill and find out why.\nGame- Scotland has game aplenty, from pheasants to venison. An inexpensive Highland autumn favourite is pheasant layered with a few strips of bacon and baked with seasonal vegetables.\nHaggis - Scotland's national dish does sound quite disgusting to foreigners because of its ingredients, but doesn't really taste as bad as one might think. Haggis is made up of chopped heart, liver and lungs of a sheep and then cooked in a sheep's stomach bag. Nowadays, you can buy and cook Haggis in plastic bags. It is served with turnips and mashed potatoes (often referred to as Scots words \"neeps and tatties\").\nPorridge is an oat meal the Scottish eat at breakfast, usually with salt as topping, although it is not the everyday breakfast anymore.\nThe square sausage another common breakfast favourite -- it is a flavoured thin square of beef (steak sausage) or pork (lorne sausage), fried or grilled, often served in a roll.\nScotch Pie is a much-loved local delicacy. Originally containing mutton, but now usually made with an undefinable meat. Good ones really are good - slightly spiced and not greasy. Try one from a branch of the ubiquitous Greggs bakery shops. The ubiquitious Scotch Egg is another periennal dodgy favourite, which is essentially a boiled egg breadcrumbed with 'sausage meat'.\nScotch tablet is another local delicacy. It is very similar to fudge - but is slightly brittle due to its being beaten for a time while it sets! Great for any cold hikes you may be planning.\nthe Deep Fried Mars Bar, regarded by many as an urban myth, does exist in Scotland. An NHS survey reported that roughly 22% of fast food joints and fish and chips shops in Scotland sell the item, at roughly 60 pence a go, mainly to school children and young adults. You will have to ask them to put one in the fryer, though. A chippy in Stonehaven claims to be the birthplace of this, er, \"delicacy.\" Another equally improbable artery-clogging treat is deep-fried pizza. The ultimate 'heart-attack-on-a-plate' has to be the fribab, the deep-fried kebab which can be done for ya in some of the crazier parts of Glasgow.\nVegetarian food isn't as hard to find as you would think, with virtually all restaurants and caf\u00e9s offering more than one vegetarian option. Vegan food is harder to find, but not impossible. Edinburgh especially has a good number of exceptional vegetarian and vegan restaurants.\nScotland (especially the highlands) is famous for the hundreds of brands of Scotch whisky it produces. It seems to the visitor that every village makes its own particular brand, so much so that somebody compared a tour of the highlands as being similar to \"driving through a drinks cabinet\"! There are around 100 whisky distilleries in Scotland and nearly half of them welcome visitors. Opening days and times can be up to seven days a week in Summer and sometimes they close in the Winter.\nBars are the places you meet people and where you have a good time. More than in other countries, bars are very lively and it is easy to get to know people when you're travelling alone. The Scottish are very welcoming, so it's not unusual that they will buy you a beer even though you just met them.\nThe legal drinking age is 18 years old, and many pubs and clubs will ask for ID of anyone who looks younger than mid-twenties, penalties for those caught buying drink for those under 18 can include a large fine. The penalties for drinking and driving are severe. Drinking laws are complicated slightly by the fact that a single glass of wine may be served to a 16-year old, provided it is with a meal.\nBeer - beer, especially the ales, is measured in pints. One pint equals just over half a litre (568ml). Scottish micro-breweries are doing quite well, possibly thanks to the \"Campaign for Real Ale\" in recent years.\nIrn Bru [36] - a highly popular, fizzy, bright orange-coloured soft drink that is supposed to be the best cure for a hangover (be aware that it is loaded with caffeine and is acidic enough to clean coins!). It's so popular, it even outsells Coca-Cola, which no other native soft drink can claim. Supposedly it is made from Iron Girders (!) (To provide a balanced view however, it should also be noted that Coca Cola will clean coins as well.) Red Kola and Sugarelly (liquorice water) is similarly consumed.\nWhisky - Scotland's most famous export (note the lack of an 'e' that makes Scotch whisky unique!). A good way to instantly endear yourself to the locals is when ordering Scotch in a pub, always ask for a \"whisky\" or simply \"a half\" - and the bartender will know exactly what you mean (in much the same way as asking for a \"pint of beer\" in Ireland will mean you are automatically served Guinness). Asking for a \"Scotch\" will immediately identify you as a foreigner!\nSelf catering holidays, in cottages wooden lodges or city flats, in Scotland have become very popular over recent years. Many cottages are now furnished to a very high standard.\nScotland has plenty of hostels, both the Scottish Youth Hostel Association (SYHA) [37] and a large and developing network of Independent Hostels. Some of the buildings are very impressive, like the one on Loch Lomond and the Carbisdale Castle Hostel. The SYHA traditionally involved guests performing chores and a ban on alcohol. The new breed of independent hostels have eschewed these concepts, causing the SYHA to loosen up its attitudes too.\nCamping is another inexpensive way of touring Scotland, though the unpredictable weather makes it less appealing than in some other countries. In remote areas camp sites can be a significant distance apart so buy an up to date guide and plan your route. Booking is not usually necessary except in peak season. Generally, the rule is the more remote the camp site, the better the scenery and the lower the cost. Some camp sites may provide only basic amenities. Camping rough is possible in remote areas, but observe local signs, and never camp next to a stream that could rapidly become swollen by overnight rain. Midges (tiny biting insects) can be a particular nuisance during August and September: the insects are harmless but incredibly irritating.\nBed and Breakfast accommodation is widely available, even in remote areas and some very good deals can be found. Many people consider these to be more friendly and welcoming than a hotel. Local tourist information centres will help you find a room for the same night, and you may expect to pay in the region of \u00a325 per person per night for room and full Scottish breakfast. The Scottish Guest House and Bed & Breakfast Association (GHABBA) [38] have a range of Bed and Breakfasts and Guest Houses across Scotland.\nIf visiting the major cities, try staying in Falkirk or Polmont. Both are far cheaper than the hotels in Glasgow and Edinburgh, and only 1/2 hour away from both on regular train services.\nThe Travelodge and Premier Inn motel chains are widespread in Scotland. In cities these are likely to prove cheaper than a hotel.\nMost historic sites are maintained either by the National Trust of Scotland or by Historic Scotland. Both offer memberships (with free priority access and other discounts) for a year or a lifetime and have reciprocal arrangements with their English and Welsh equivalents. Depending on how much you get around and how long you are staying, they may well be worth buying. Membership also contributes to the sites' preservation and new acquisitions.\nHistoric Scotland [39] - sites and prices, yearly membership starts at \u00a334 adult, \u00a365 family (properties include Edinburgh and Stirling Castles). Historic Scotland also offers a 3-day Explorer Pass\nThe National Trust of Scotland [40] - sites and prices, yearly membership starts at \u00a333 adult, \u00a354 family (properties include Craigievar and Crathes Castles, numerous wilderness areas)\nFootball is easily the most popular spectator sport in Scotland. That said, most teams rarely play to full houses, therefore if you are in Scotland between mid-August and mid-May you should be able to obtain tickets for a match.\nRugby Union is popular, nowhere more so than in the Borders region. The town of Melrose is the home of the famous Melrose Sevens tournament.\nThe indigenous game of shinty is played mostly in the Highlands during the summer months and can be a lot of fun to watch.\nDrive - take a Driving tour of Scotland.\nMotorcycling - Scotland has some of the best motorcycle touring roads in the world, although you'll need good weather to get the most out of them. With good surfaces, little traffic outside of the main conurbations and welcoming cafes touring is a real pleasure. It is also possible to hire a motorcycle [41]\nCycling - Even though there are only a few cycle trails compared to England, Scotland makes a great cycling country as there are many roads with little traffic. See Cycling in Scotland.\nRail Travel - Scotland is home to the most scenic railway line in the world - the West Highland Line, and travelling the area by train is very much recommended. Fares can be high, but the scenery can be priceless. [42]\nHillwalking - Scotland is famous for hillwalking. You can try to climb all 284 Munros of Scotland [43] (which are mountains higher than 3000 feet / 914.4 m) and become a Munroist, or you could hike the popular West Highland Way, which stretches for 153km (95 miles). Scotland\u2019s official National Tourist Board publishes a free Scotland Walks guide, available from their Walking site [44]. There is also an independent site giving lots of details on over 420 routes - Walk Highlands of Scotland [45]\nWhisky Tour - Many of Scotland's distilleries welcome visitors and many have guided tours. Map of Scotch Whisky distilleries open to the public: [46].\nGolf - Scotland is the birthplace of the game of golf and home to the oldest course in the world, St. Andrews. Scotland\u2019s National Tourist Board publishes a free guide to golfing in Scotland [47]\nEdinburgh Festival occurs during late July to Mid September. The Festival is an umbrella term for several festivals, including the International Jazz and Blues Festival, the Fringe Festival, and the Literary Festival. VisitScotland, the official Scottish Tourist Board, maintain a calendar of events and festivals taking place throughout Scotland [48]\nHighland Games - Traditional sports' events are arranged in several places. Tossing the caber, for example, is performed by strong men hurling logs in the air. A list of events may be found at: [49]\nIn the bigger cities you can learn highland dancing. If you're interested in learning how to play the Scottish bagpipe, you should know that it takes about one year to play on an actual bagpipe for the first time. It is really more difficult than it looks and needs daily practice!\nIf you are interested in learning more about Scotland you can visit www.scotland.org [50].\nThe regulations governing who can work in Scotland is the same as for the rest of the UK.\nA general shortage of skilled labour in the health sector means the British health service actively recruits abroad, making it easier for those with specialist health care skills to work in the UK. The Scottish Government is also keen to attract immigrants to Scotland to plug a perceived declining population.\nScotland's weather is highly changeable, but rarely extreme. In the mountainous regions of the north and west of the country the weather can change swiftly and frequently even in Summer. What started as a bright morning can end as a very wet, very windy and very cold afternoon. Packing extra warm and rainproof clothing is advisable, whatever the time of year.\nLike the rest of the UK, cars drive on the left. In urban areas, many intersections are controlled by roundabouts as opposed to traffic lights. In rural areas roads can be narrow, very twisty and road markings are rare. Some single track roads have \"Passing Places\" which allow vehicles to pass each other. Passing places are generally marked with a diamond-shaped white sign with the words \"passing place\" on it. Signs remind drivers of vehicles to pull over into a passing place (or opposite it, if it is on the opposite side of the road) to let approaching vehicles pass, and most drivers oblige. Use your common sense on these roads and it is a courtesy to politely acknowledge the other driver if they have stopped or pulled over to let you pass. Also use Passing Places to allow following vehicles to overtake - locals who are familiar with these roads greatly appreciate this. In addition many motorists will have to sometimes share the road with stray sheep and occasionally cattle, so extra vigilence is required. These roads pass through some of Scotland's most spectacular areas and while the scenery may be awe-inspiring, extra attention and concentration is required when using them.\nDrink driving is not tolerated by the authorities in Scotland and if you find yourself involved in any form of road incident that requires police attention, you will be breathalysed. If caught and convicted, a driving ban and/or imprisonment will normally follow.\nIn any emergency call 999 or 112 (from a land-line if you can) and ask for Ambulance, Fire, Police or Coast Guard when connected.\nScotland is generally a very safe country to visit. Like England and Wales, violent crime is a problem in some inner city areas, however, much of it occurs amongst hooligan-type, normally unarmed gangs, thus violent crime against tourists is rare. Petty crimes such as thefts and pickpocketing are lower than many other European countries, but vigilance at all times is required, especially in crowded areas. Crime rates vary greatly from urban to rural areas. You should approach clubs and bars at night with caution, especially around closing time when drink fueled violence occurs, the best thing to do is use common sense and avoid any fighting. The same advice extends to using public transport - especially buses - after dark.\nAfter around 9pm it is unlikely to see Conductors or Ticket Examiners (they are two separate things, although share near-identical public-facing roles) going about trains which are travelling to or from Edinburgh or Glasgow (for example - Ayr to Glasgow, Glasgow to Edinburgh or Kirkcaldy to Edinburgh) - if they cannot be found in the passenger areas of the train, they are likely to be found at the very rear of the train in the rear Driving cab. If you feel insecure, or have a problem on the train - sit close to the back of the train or knock on the door, if you have a problem. Some trains however, are operated entirely by the Driver. While the majority of these trains have Ticket Examiners, they can and do run without them. Again, late at night, they are more likely to be found in their \"safe area\" in the rear cab of the train. A simple knock should gain their attention if there is a problem. If there is no staff onboard and you are unhappy, try to sit where most passengers are. The British Transport Police's number is 0800 40 50 40, in an emergency call 999. If there is an incident which requires urgent attention operate the emergency alarm - this WILL stop the train - so it is usually best to operate the alarm at a station stop if your safety is not threatened by the movement of the train.\nWhen hillwalking, you should always take along a compass, detailed maps, waterproof clothing, a torch (flashlight), and a good pair of boots. A charged mobile phone can be a lifesaver as some mountain areas have cell coverage, but networks like T-Mobile and Orange don't cover the Highlands very well - however, ANY phone is capable of making a 999 or 112 call if there is a signal available on any network, so an Orange phone with no Orange signal is most definitely better than no phone. The weather on the hills can change suddenly, with visibility falling to just a few metres. If hillwalking alone tell someone where you are going and when you expect to be back. More advice is available from the Mountaineering Council of Scotland [51]\nBeware of midges! These small biting flying insects (similar in looks to small swarming mosquitoes) are very prevalent in damp areas, particularly Western Scotland, from around May to September. The bites can itch but they don't carry disease. Midges don't tend to fly in direct sunshine or if it's windy, the worst times are dawn and dusk and near still water or damp areas. Males are often bitten more than females. It is advisable to take some strong insect repellent spray or if outdoors for a while, consider a face net.\nTap water in Scotland is safe to drink, if sometimes heavily chlorinated. In some remote or Northern areas it is best to let the tap run for a few seconds before using the water as it may have a slight brown tint. This is due to traces of soil or peat in the supply and nothing dangerous. Generally the further North you go in Scotland the better the water will taste!\nIt is important not to confuse or assume that Scotland is a part of England as this could cause annoyance. It is considered respectful to refer to Scottish citizens as Scots or Scottish as opposed to British as most citizens of Scotland generally feel more Scottish than British. However some Scots may feel offended by the words \"Jock\" or being referred to as \"Scotch\" as opposed to Scottish. The vast majority of Scottish people, despite the stereotypes, are not in any way anti-English. Although most Scots respect and have strong ties with England, Scotland is a very proud nation and many still feel it important to differentiate themselves as having a separate sense of nationality.\nThe issue of independence is certainly much debated in Scotland. Whilst it is nowhere near as sensitive or divisive as in other parts of the world where such movements exist (such as Northern Ireland), it is best not to argue an extreme position on either side, as this may cause offence. It is also important to remember that supporting Scottish Independence rarely equates to being about Scotland versus England, and is generally motivated by a desire for self governance. Most people in Scotland, regardless of their opinion on independence, feel a close bond with England and the other nations of the British Isles.\nRivalry between various football clubs is a rather more sensitive issue. It's a bad idea to wear the colours and shirts of football clubs as this may cause offence and/or intimation, or even lead to violence if worn in the wrong place. This is a problem mainly confined to Glasgow's 'Old Firm' (Celtic and Rangers) derby where there are still sectarian tensions. Celtic wear green and white, and Rangers wear blue and white, however orange is also often worn by them, and the clubs are often associated with the religious conflict in Northern Ireland. As such, association with Irish and British flags may cause similar offence, and like wearing football colours will be seen generally as attention seeking. It is also best to not express political views for the same reason.\nSee the UK contact entry for national information on telephone, internet and postal services. See Contact entries under individual cities for local information.\nRetrieved from \"https://wikitravel.org/wiki/en/index.php?title=Scotland&oldid=2034933\"",
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        "raw_content": "The world famous 100 MOST BEAUTIFUL FACES LIST has been published annually by TC CANDLER and THE INDEPENDENT CRITICS since 1990. What originally started off as a small project has grown into a yearly internet phenomenon. In recent years, the list has garnered over 3 billion social media impressions and hundreds of millions of views. It is widely considered to be the most internationally recognized and prestigious list of its kind. The list has been acknowledged / personally thanked by over 300 celebs that have been included on the lists over the years. Unlike most other annual beauty rankings, the 100 Most Beautiful Faces List is not a popularity contest and it is definitely not country specific. It is not about the hottest or the most famous celebrity. Rather, the list attempts to inform & broaden public opinion, instead of reflecting it. The list introduces new faces to countries they ordinarily would not reach. The Independent Critics search far and wide, listening to the many millions of suggestions submitted by the public over the past couple of decades, and they then put together a list representative of the modern ideal of worldwide beauty. Aesthetic perfection is only one of the criteria. Grace, elegance, originality, daring, passion, class, poise, joy, promise, hope\u2026 they are all embodied in a beautiful face. With those criteria in mind, TC Candler and the IC members select only 100 faces out of the approximately 90,000+ female celebrities (which works out to less than 0.0012%). It is a thankless task, as no individual will ever agree with all the choices. However, the general consensus has been that the Independent Critics have created a celebratory list that cherishes the feminine aesthetic and opens the world\u2019s eyes to a unique, diverse and international collection of beautiful faces. Almost 40 countries are represented on the annual list. That number seems to go up every year as the public participation grows and expands. This diversity relies heavily on public suggestions from almost every corner of the globe. In addition, due to overwhelming public demand, TC Candler has also created a 100 MOST HANDSOME FACES LIST. While that has only been going for five years, it has already become almost as popular as the Beautiful Faces List. Feel free to comment with your suggestions or opinions. Originality is most welcome! Have your favorite name be heard! Of course, lists are always very subjective\u2026 you will disagree with some of the choices, but perhaps you will find a new favorite. We hope you enjoy the list. Watch the video and please comment. Who did you discover? Who did we miss?\nbeauty viral\nbeauty, viral",
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        "raw_content": "YOU ARE HERE:Home \u00bb Wellness \u00bb Donating Life: What you need to Know about Organ Donation\nCorinna Underwood \u2014 January 5, 2019\nIn the USA today, more than 123,000 men, women and children are currently waiting for lifesaving organ transplants. Every 10 minutes another name is added to the national organ transplant waiting list. Tragically, there are not enough available organs to meet this demand, which results in an average of 21 deaths each day. Although 90 percent of Americans say they are in support of organ donation, only 30 percent are aware of the steps required to become an organ donor.\nIn 2013, the total number of organ transplants performed reached 28,953. This included approximately 71,219 multicultural patients around and 1,911 pediatric patients. Anyone can become an organ donor.\n\u201cIf you are over the age of 18 you can make your wishes known on your driver\u2019s license. Letting family members know of your wishes is also important. If you are under 18, there has to be parental or guardian consent. At the time of death, the donor team then determines if they are medically suitable to donor eyes, tissue or organs for donation,\u201d explains Dr. Velma Scantlebury, is the associate director of the Kidney Transplant Program at Christiana Care, Newark DE.\nThere are organ and tissue donor registries in all 50 states plus DC and Puerto Rico. If you register before the age of 18, this is considered to be an indication of wish, which at the age of 18 converts to legal documentation of a gift. Donate Life America is a non-profit alliance of national organizations and state teams across the United States committed to increasing organ, eye and tissue donation. The organizations can provide you with information about when and how to register to become an organ donor.\n\u201cRegistering as a donor \u2013 usually done through a DMV transaction \u2013 will ensure that your decision is carried out and relieves your family from wondering what you would have wanted \u2013 at a time of great stress and sadness,\u201d says Donate Life America\u2019s Managing Director, Melissa Devenny\nWhich Organs Can you Donate?\nMany organs can be donated such as the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas, and intestines. Tissues that can be donated include corneas, tissues, heart valves, long bones, connective tissue and blood vessels. It is also important to know that bone marrow and umbilical cord blood can be donated as well as stem cells from the donor. Living donation is also a possibility for kidneys, lobe of a lung, partial liver, pancreas or intestine.\nYou may be surprised to know that there is no age limit to organ donation. The most important factor is that you are physically healthy. According to Dr. Scantlebury, many organ and tissue donors have been over the age of 80 years. If are considering becoming an organ donor, seek medical advice, don\u2019t un-necessarily rule yourself out because you think you are too old or unhealthy.\nThe Challenges Facing Organ Donation\nTransplantation is a very successful treatment for end-stage organ failure. As a result of the general decline in health of our population, more and more people are in need of transplants to enable them to resume a normal life. According to Melissa Devenny, one of the main challenges to organ donation is the death taboo that exists in our society. In spite of the fact that more than 90 percent of the public supports donation and these individuals say that they would donate if asked, they fail to register their decision. Surprisingly, just over 50 percent of the US adult population is currently registered. When asked why this is, Devenny explains, \u201cbecause, honestly, they just aren\u2019t planning to die\u2026yet. Unfortunately, the types of deaths that most often result in the possibility of organ donation, such as auto accidents, gunshot wounds, drowning, stroke and other injuries causing massive trauma to the brain, occur with no warning. This can leave the family to make a decision at a time when they are in shock; not a good time to make such an important choice.\u201d\nHow Does Organ Donation Effect Minorities?\nAlthough organs are not specifically matched according to either race or ethnicity, the need for organ transplants in some ethnic groups is disproportionately high due to a high incidence of diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure, both of which may ultimately cause the sufferer to require a kidney transplant.\n\u201cFor example, over 50% of the individuals listed for a kidney transplant are or minority origin. However, less than 35% of patients who received a kidney transplant are of minority origin. If many more minorities are willing to donate, then by increasing the number of donors available will allow more minority patients to get transplanted,\u201d says Dr. Scantlebury.\nOrgan donation provides a wonderful way for you to support your ethnic community. Although it is possible for a candidate to match a donor from another racial or ethnic group, transplant success rates increase when organs are matched between members of the same ethnic background. If there is a lack of organs donated by multicultural populations, this can contribute to longer wait periods for transplantation.\nWhat are Living Donations?\nAs a living donor, you may offer a kidney, portion of your pancreas, intestine or liver, or a lobe of your lung to a family member, loved one or a person who is waiting on the national transplant register for an organ from a deceased donor.\nMelissa Devenny explains that living donations are becoming increasingly popular because more information is being given out to patients as the time on the waitlist grows. This wait can be as long as 10 years in some states such as New York. Hence, a living donor helps that person avoid the years on the waitlist and offers better outcomes. IN spite raised awareness, over the past five years, the overall national numbers for living organ donation has decreased in minorities.\n\u201cLiving donation offers people another way to help those in need and we want to ensure that members of the public are aware of this option. Although living donation is most common among family and friends, non-directed donation is possible. What a tremendous opportunity to save or heal the live of another person while you are still living,\u201d says Devenny.\nTransplantation is a very successful treatment for end-stage organ failure. As a result of the general decline in health of our population, more and more people are in need of transplants to enable them to resume a normal life. If you have any questions about organ donation contact Donate Life America for more information. Donate Life America focuses exclusively on providing information about donation and referral to all 52 registries.\nhttp://www.organdonor.gov/index.html\nhttp://womenshealth.gov/publications/our-publications/fact-sheet/organ-donation.html?from=AtoZ\nhttp://optn.transplant.hrsa.gov/\nhttp://www.womenshealth.northwestern.edu/blog/ultimate-gift-women-and-organ-donation\nhttp://womenshealth.gov/publications/our-publications/fact-sheet/organ-donation.html\nhttp://womensenews.org/story/medicine/141115/organ-gap-more-women-donate-and-they-pay-it\nhttp://www.organdonor.gov/whydonate/minorities.html\nhttp://www.organdonation.nhs.uk/how_to_become_a_donor/living_donation/\nTags:living donar,organ donation,organ transplantation\nCorinna is a contributor to Womenshealth.com. 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        "raw_content": "Toys R Us-and-Them\nBecause we couldn\u2019t possibly have both a boy and a girl playing Ninja Turtles.\nI know this is far from news, but I looked through the whole thing. 2-page spread of \u201ccreate and explore\u201d that was basically crafts and only featured girls. Followed by a spread of \u201ceduscience\u201d that was actual exploration and only showed boys. Not to mention that a solid 2/3 of the book is color-coded blue=boy, pink=girl, so you don\u2019t even have to look at the page to know if it\u2019s for you or not. 4 pages for Lego and other building toys, with a fair bit of space devoted to the kids (as well as the toys), and they\u2019re all boys. Lego Friends has its own page, showing only girls, and sharing a spread with toddler building toys.\nI\u2019m not surprised, but I am disappointed. I did discover that there are two toys that are coed:\nLeave a comment Posted in Society Tagged advertising, gender, sexism, toys\nGun Show \u201cLoophole\u201d?\nSomeone on Facebook mentioned that the whole notion of being allowed to sell a firearm as a private citizen without doing a background check isn\u2019t a \u201cloophole\u201d, it\u2019s just the way the market runs everywhere. He used the analogy of selling a used book to your friend, pointing out that you don\u2019t have to collect sales tax. And, similarly, both a used book store selling at a convention and a gun dealer selling at a gun show have to collect sales tax\u2014the differentiation is based on who is doing the selling, not where or to whom.\nThat\u2019s not the point. This isn\u2019t about sales tax, an attribute of the exchange of money. This is about regulations. If you sell an inappropriate book to a minor, you can get in the same trouble as if a store does it. It may be less likely, because you\u2019re less likely to get caught, but the law isn\u2019t different.\nThe closest equivalent to the \u201cgun show loophole\u201d to firearm background checks that I can think of would be if buying a used book from your friend would mean that the copyright on the book doesn\u2019t apply to you and you could freely reuse the content\u2014but people who bought that same book from a retailer would have to abide by its copyright.\nTangentially, in this day and age of eBay and Etsy and PayPal and WordPress and Craigslist, the notion that you can draw a bright line between \u201cdealers\u201d and \u201cprivate sellers\u201d is ludicrous. You can draw a line (as they have with sales tax), but it\u2019s always going to be at best semi-arbitrary. And I can pretty much guarantee there\u2019s someone selling firearms online precisely to skirt the background check laws.\nLeave a comment Posted in Society Tagged gun laws, politics, regulation\nThe Real Cost of Uber\nThis is a response to a recent article on Bill Moyers\u2019 website\nTaxi drivers have always (well, for decades at least; and at most companies, though not all) been independent contractors, not employees. So the fact that Uber drivers are independent contractors paying a percentage to the person that really should be their employer is already standard practice in the taxi world. But in the taxi world, you probably pay ~70% of your fares (excluding tips), while Uber drivers are only paying 20% (possibly including tips\u00ad\u2014I think it\u2019s 20% of whatever is collected via the app, so cash tips would be excluded). That, right there, is what Uber tells people in order to woo them in the first place.\nAlso, both the taxi driver and the Uber driver are stuck with paying all their own taxes. You know that ~30% that is taken out of your paycheck before you even get it? Add another ~13%, because you\u2019re responsible for the \u201cemployer\u2019s portion\u201d of Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid taxes. So if you actually want to compare what you make as an independent contractor (Uber driver or carpenter) vs being an employee, reduce the independent-contractor wage by a full eighth! $20/hr driving for Uber is equivalent to about $17.50/hr working for a legitimate employer. And if you\u2019re making close to minimum wage, say, $8/hr, it\u2019s more like $7/hr\u2014and that\u2019s before you figure in the regular taxes that everyone pays.\nLeave a comment Posted in Society Tagged capitalism, ridesharing, sharing economy, taxi, Uber",
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        "raw_content": "WHO Compiles List of Essential Diagnostic Laboratory Tests\nAAFP-PT Addresses Accuracy of Point-of-Care Testing\nThe World Health Organization (WHO) recently released its first-ever list of essential diagnostic lab tests to improve diagnosis and treatment outcomes worldwide.\nThe list, titled WHO Model List of Essential In Vitro Diagnostics, (First edition 2018),(www.who.int) focuses on in vitro tests, or tests of human specimens such as blood and urine, and outlines 113 products.\nOf those, 58 tests are used for the detection and diagnosis of a wide range of conditions commonly seen in primary care, including anemia, diabetes, urinary tract infections and one-time events such as pregnancy.\nThe other 55 tests on the list are used to detect, diagnose and monitor WHO-classified priority diseases such as HIV, hepatitis B and C, and HPV infections, as well as syphilis and malaria.\nAccording to a May 15 WHO press release,(www.who.int) it's not unusual for people around the world to lack access to diagnostic services. Not surprisingly, the organization noted, \"Many are incorrectly diagnosed. As a result, they do not receive the treatment they need, and in some cases, may actually receive the wrong treatment.\"\nFor the first time, the World Health Organization has released a list of 113 essential diagnostic lab tests to help ensure people around the world get the diagnostic lab tests and treatments they need.\nMany U.S. family physicians provide point-of-care testing in their clinics to ensure timely diagnosis and treatment.\nThe AAFP Proficiency Testing Program helps reassure physicians of the quality of the tests they provide in their clinics.\nThe WHO catalog of essential tests was created to fill that gap.\n\"No one should suffer or die because of a lack of diagnostic services or because the right tests were not available,\" said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Ph.D., M.Sc., in the press release.\nTwo years in the making, the list was developed with extensive input from resources both inside and outside the organization before a WHO advisory panel of 19 international experts conducted a final review. The list will be updated regularly.\nProviding Point-of-Care Testing\nU.S. family physicians and their patients face challenges far different from those of their counterparts in impoverished and underdeveloped countries around the world.\nMost of the essential lab tests listed by WHO are routinely ordered for patients in this country, and some of those tests are provided right in a family physician's office.\nIn fact, of the AAFP members who responded to the Academy's 2014 practice profile survey, about 94 percent said they performed clinical laboratory testing in their offices with tests ranging from a simple dipstick urinalysis or strep screen to more complex tests.\nAmy Mullins, M.D., the AAFP's medical director of quality improvement, told AAFP News that her former practice in Whitehouse, Texas, provided point-of-care testing.\n\"Offering in-office lab testing prevents a delayed diagnosis that can stretch into days,\" said Mullins. \"The patient is diagnosed and treated sooner,\" and in many cases, that quick action lessens the chance that the patient will spread a communicable disease to someone else.\nTracey Allen-Earhart, manager of the AAFP's Center for Quality, added this: \"When family physicians don't have in-house lab testing and send patients to another facility, a percentage of patients simply don't follow through.\" Patients may not have transportation, can't take additional time off work or face some other obstacle, she noted.\n\"We want family physicians to be able to provide these lab tests in their practices. And we also want to assure the quality of those tests,\" said Allen-Earhart.\nAn efficient way to do that is through the AAFP Proficiency Testing (AAFP-PT) Program.\nWhy Proficiency Testing?\nChristine Schimpf, manager of the AAFP-PT Program, defined proficiency testing for AAFP News as an \"external quality-control process\" that considers how an office lab performs on specific tests -- with the end goal of assuring accurate results.\nInternal quality-control measures are not enough, she added.\nBy testing unknown specimens, AAFP-PT is able to provide an objective assessment of the competencies of lab staff in performing tests at point-of-care, or of complex instrumentation. That assessment includes the handling of specimens, functionality of equipment and reporting of results.\n\"Trust is an imperative part of the doctor-patient relationship, and when lab results aren't accurate, that trust can be shattered,\" Schimpf explained. For instance, parents are not happy when they have to return to a clinic with a sick child after receiving a false-negative strep test two days earlier.\nThat inaccurate test result could have been the result of a busy schedule and skimping on the required one-minute incubation time, Schimpf said.\nMullins added her family physician perspective on the importance of accurate test results.\n\"Proficiency testing is important because it gives you assurance the diagnostics you get in your clinic are correct -- and that means you can treat your patient with confidence in a timely manner,\" she said.\nNo one would argue that accurate lab results are not crucial to patient care.\nHowever, labs that have received a certificate of waiver through the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)(www.cms.gov) -- the CMS program that ensures quality laboratory testing in the United States -- are not required to perform proficiency testing.\nWaived labs are on the lowest level of CLIA's four lab tiers, but that doesn't make them any less important to the family medicine practices that perform these tests for patients.\n\"We encourage waived labs to perform PT, too. It's good laboratory practice, and assures safety and accuracy for your patients,\" said Allen-Ehrhart.\nAAFP-PT Program Specifics\nSome of the tests on the WHO list of essential diagnostic lab tests are included in the AAFP-PT Program; for instance, the AAFP program provides PT for tests such as\nhuman chorionic gonadotropin (pregnancy),\nurine dipstick and urine microscopy,\nmicroscopy, and\nprothrombin time test and international normalized ratio.\nThe AAFP-PT Program ships participating clinics three testing kits per year that contain samples tailored to the practice's menu of lab tests.\nClinic staff members perform the tests during a set time period, and report their results to AAFP-PT. Those results are graded, and the practice receives a report.\n\"We have a team of experienced laboratorians available to offer technical assistance and guidance on how to correct issues detected by the test results,\" said Allen-Ehrhart.\nEnroll in AAFP-PT by phone at 800-274-7911 or via email. 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        "raw_content": "I know next to nothing about roads in Africa. What countries in Africa have good roads?\nThere's a \"South Africa\" thread, which has quite a few photos of their roads:\nhttps://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=2297.0\nSouth Africa almost certainly has one of the best road systems in Africa. Roads are well maintained. Lots of markings, signals are well placed, there are toll roads and a lengthy system of freeways, there's a large national system of route numbers...basically, they seem to be on top of it. At least compared to some place like North Korea. South Africa is part of some group of South African nations which, as it relates to roads, is basically their version of the Vienna Convention. So a lot of the countries in that area have similar signals, markings, and route numbering. And unlike places like India or Egypt, drivers follow markings and signals (although late at night, red light running is common due to grand theft autos).\nSouth Africa is part of some group of South African nations which, as it relates to roads, is basically their version of the Vienna Convention.\nIt's the Vienna Convention itself, not some other version. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetailsIII.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XI-B-19&chapter=11&Temp=mtdsg3&lang=en\nMorocco has decent roads, Algeria too (though less good numbering), Mauritius too but that hardly counts as it's a small island. Namibia and Botswana have roads as good as South Africa's, but not the population/density for that to show up on a map.\nEgypt has been rapidly developing a network of six to eight lane freeways in the greater Cairo region in recent years, including a 400 kilometer beltway of Cairo. They are rapidly catching up with their neighbors on the Arabian peninsula.\nWhat countries in Africa has the worst roads?\nQuote from: Roadgeekteen on November 23, 2017, 09:52:29 PM\nBoth of the nations named Congo would definitely make the list.\nHere is some video of driving in the DRC (Za\u00efre) in the 90s (NSFW because Africa):\n//www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA2mtYvA_9s\n//www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HgBhvbXitg\nIn 2010, this couple drove from Lubumbashi to Kinshasa (approximately 1450 miles) in a 4x4 Land Cruiser, and it took them 39 days.\nThe Democratic Republic of the Congo has 80 million people and 1400 miles of paved roads. Even the most important cities are not linked by paved roads. The extensive river system of the Congo means that most freight moves by boat. But the economic activity is very low in most parts of the country so there is not a great demand for transportation.\nMost arid countries tend to have somewhat better roads because they run through easier terrain. The central portion of Africa has almost no functional road system with many 'route nationales' or equivalent being unpaved or only existing on maps but not in reality.\nSome African countries have been developing expressways / freeways in recent years. Apart from countries in North Africa, these include Senegal, Ivory Coast, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya and Angola. Even Namibia is building a freeway from Windhoek to Okahandja.\nNow that was an interesting and eye-opening read. And here I thought driving in Mexico and Belize was difficult.\nI may have been thinking of the African Union, but I'm not sure the AU governs traffic lights. I'm guessing it doesn't, since South Africa is clearly a Vienna signatory.\nEquatorial Guinea built two freeways on the mainland, through undeveloped jungle. The longest freeway is a ~200 kilometer east-west route from Bata to Mongomo. The second is a circa 85 kilometer route from the new capital city Oyala to Ebebiyin at the Cameroon border. They intersect with a large cloverleaf.\nVery little is known about roads in Equatorial Guinea, in the early 2000s there were virtually no paved roads outside the capital city Malabo (which is located on an island 100 miles northwest of the continental part of the country). Equatorial Guinea has large oil reserves and has - on paper - the highest GDP per capita in Africa, but few of that oil money seems to make it down to the general population.\nEquatorial Guinea adopted the Spanish signage system into detail:\n\u00ab Last Edit: November 27, 2017, 06:56:55 AM by english si \u00bb\nI spent the last few days reading this and it really was a great read. Thanks for sharing this link kphoger!\nSouth Africa has a few super four's and Super two's\nQuote from: Joe The Dragon on November 28, 2017, 12:08:45 AM\nI know what a Super 2 is, but what the hell is a Super 4? Roads with alternating passing lanes are called 2+1 roads, for what it's worth.\n1450 miles over 39 days averages out to 1.55 miles per hour. Yikes.\nlike a super 2 but with at least 2 each way.\nthis seems being rebuild to get rid of the super 4 part https://www.google.com/maps/@-25.8390913,29.7202473,277m/data=!3m1!1e3\nhttps://www.google.com/maps/@-29.2801439,31.3947261,3a,60y,37.43h,87.77t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sOBDml_nIghpSuJFC33WKcg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656\nIn common parlance the circles of the world where such a term exists, a Super 4 is a high-quality divided highway with decent shoulders and minimal cross traffic. However, in roadgeekdom...\nQuote from: J N Winkler on December 23, 2016, 10:58:39 PM\nA logical four-lane extension of the Super Two as defined by roadgeeks would be a freeway with two lanes in both the up and down direction, but no median.\n\u00ab Last Edit: November 28, 2017, 01:57:41 PM by kphoger \u00bb\nQuote from: 7/8 on November 27, 2017, 09:36:29 PM\nOne of my favorite entries from the blog, showing how far removed we are from what life is really like in central Africa:\nWe came across a truck that was parked in the middle of the track. Luckily the surrounding area was pretty open, so we could pass it.\nUs: \"Bonjour, ca va?\" - \"Hi, how are you?\"\n- Them: \"Ca va un peu bien \" - \"I am doing a little bit ok\" -> typical Congelese answer this!\nUs: \"Votre vehicle est en panne?\" - \"Did you truck broke down?\"\n- Them: \"Oui, mais ils vient avec des nouveaux pi\u00e8ces\" - \"Yes, but they are coming with spare parts\"\nSo we chat a bit and we ask what their problem exactly was. They left Ilebo for Kananga with a load of building materials for a rich guy in Kananga. Their engine had completely seized. Their cargo was transferred onto another truck and they had taken the engine out and transported the engine to Kinshasa to get it rebuild. In the meantime the truck 'crew' stayed onsite to safeguard the truck. But they were very happy as they just received news that the necessary parts for the engine were now ordered in Germany, so the parts would come arrive in Kinshasa in a few weeks time!\nA fascinating story, and they told it as if the was the most normal thing in the world. Fair enough. We said our goodbyes and asked them one more final question. How long had they been here?\n\"Un peu plus qu'un an maintenant\" - \"Just over a year\"\nQuote from: Joe The Dragon on November 28, 2017, 01:22:54 PM\nThanks guys. I don't think I've ever seen one of these in person. Doesn't surprise me that ZA would use these, though. I think they were pretty hard-up for a few years thanks to apartheid.\nWhat does apartheid have to do with these roads?\nImports and boycotts. For more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apartheid\nWhat an amazing read. Thanks for posting that!\nBecause of this, South Africa was basely an island until the 90s. Crazy that a country could have something like Jim Crow for so long.\nQuote from: inkyatari on December 05, 2017, 04:48:56 PM\nI do want to correct myself. They did the drive in 2008, but didn't write the report until 2010.",
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        "raw_content": "Okay, my brain\u2019s a bit fried after the typical Tuesday meeting-marathon, and I couldn\u2019t think of a less-cheesy title, other than \u201cfriends.\u201d It won\u2019t be the last cheesy title, so get used to it.\nAnyway, I just wanted to write a quick note and say how amazing it\u2019s been to have been showered with love by all of our friends and family. It\u2019s been absolutely vital in this difficult process. Not that people necessarily have the answers for us, but just the love and empathy and support we\u2019ve felt \u2026 this is the way that God reveals himself to us, through people. It\u2019s the only way it\u2019s ever been. And I never meant to overwhelm this blog with Christianese or anything, but this stuff is on my heart and this is a very unexpectedly trying spiritual time for me. God is real, God is good, and He is always faithful. Just because I can\u2019t always see His devotion, doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s not there.\nThank you everyone for everything. We love you all and appreciate every word.\n< Uncertain future : Prev post\n> : Chutes and Ladders",
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        "raw_content": "Families who contact us raise a number of questions or concerns about their relationship with school, including about confidentiality, conflict or difficulties making a complaint.\nComplaints, confidentiality and your relationship with staff in a Catholic or independent school\n1. Challenges if your concern or complaint has not been resolved by the school.\n2. Challenges related to your level of stress or distress in raising concerns at school, or in your relationship with school staff.\n3. Challenges if you have been excluded from the school by a legal order.\n4. Challenges related to the confidentiality of your child\u2019s and family\u2019s information.\nBelow we raise some common challenges related to complaints confidentiality or families relationships with their child\u2019s school, and offer some suggestions for dealing with them. However, individual children\u2019s needs and situations vary, and families take different approaches to advocating for their child.\nFind general information about your rights as a parent or carer in Education and your child\u2019s rights.\nFind information about effectively raising a concern or making a complaint, and how to get support to do so, in Raising a concern with school\nFind information about the complaints system, including external complaints mechanisms, in A guide to the complaints process.\nMost of the content on this page relates most directly to complaints, confidentiality and relationships between familes and staff in a government school. However, many of the tips are also relevant to Catholic or independent schools, and all of the links offered also cover information relevant to all three school sectors.\nChallenges if your concern or complaint has not be resolved by the school.\nIf you wish to raise a concern or make a complaint about some aspect of your child\u2019s education, an important early step is to locate a copy of the school\u2019s official complaints policy. It is often on your school\u2019s website or in the family information pack, or you can ask for a copy from the front office. Following the steps outlined in the policy helps to demonstrate your willingness to work with the school to resolve your issue.\nVisit the section A guide to the complaints process for a details explanation of the steps involved in raising and resolving a complaint in a government, Catholic or independent school.\nIf you have been trying to resolve an issue with your child\u2019s school, but you are unhappy with their response, a very useful step for many families is to seek support from an advocacy agency like ACD. Advocacy organisations can provide information and practical help in a variety of ways to help you resolve problems at school. Many families find them to a very valuable support that can both reduce stress and help them be more effective at advocating for their child.\nThe information and tips provided in Learning Together cover many of the issues that an advocate would help you with, and might well be sufficient for you to advocate for yourself. But please do not hesitate to contact us or another advocacy service if you require more direct, personal advice and support.\nFind more information about being an effective advocate for your child in Raising a concern with school, including an explanation of how an advocate or support person can help, and how to get access to this kind of assistance.\nIf you have been through all of the steps in your school\u2019s complaints policy to the point of trying to resolve the issue with the principal, and you are unsatisfied with the school\u2019s response, you can take your complaint \u2018up the ladder\u2019 \u2013 for example to the DET regional office, in the case of a government school. The DET regional office can assist, but only once you have exhausted the process in your school. If you have not done so, they will ask you to go through the internal process before they can assist you.\nIt\u2019s also important that school staff have skills in handling conflict or responding effectively to concerns from parents or carers. Schools can get training from DET in the skills needed to respond to concerns from parents and carers, and can get support to do so from the regional office.\nYou also have the right to take your complaint to an external complaints mechanism at any time. Another option is to seek support from a mediation service such as the Dispute Settlement Service \u2013 a free service of the Victorian Department of Justice. In our experience, some families have found this very beneficial.\nSteps for taking your complaint \u2018up the ladder\u2019 and for complaining to an external mechanism are explained in detail in A guide to the complaints process.\nThe best way to address this is to inform yourself about your child\u2019s rights and entitlements in the support system, and the expectations of what school should do. You can do this by reading resources like Learning Together (in particular see the sections A guide to the support system, Education planning for your child and Education and your child\u2019s rights) and by talking with a support worker in an advocacy organisation like ACD. They can often help you to clarify what outcome would address your concerns, and help you understand what is a reasonable request.\nChallenges related to your level of stress or distress in raising concerns with school, or your relationship with school staff.\nschools might need to be more aware of their obligations to students with disabilities, and the resources available to help them fulfill these\nstaff might need additional training in disability and meeting diverse learning needs\nschools and families can have different understandings of what equal participation means at school\nWe hope Learning Together provides both information and inspiration to help meet these challenges. We encourage you to explore the resource, and to come back to it when you need it. You might also suggest to school staff that they check out Learning Together. Many schools find our resources very helpful. Schools can get training from DET in the skills needed to respond to concerns from parents and carers, and can get support to do so from the regional office.\nIn particular we encourage you to read the section Raising a concern with school. This will take you, step-by-step, through the process of thinking through, raising, investigating and hopefully resolving your concern in partnership with the school. Sometimes it can be easier to tackle an issue one step at a time. This section also includes many stories from other parents and carers about how they successfully resolved an issue with school.\nWe also encourage you to consider seeking advocacy support, whether from an advocacy organization like ACD or elsewhere. The section Raising a concern with school also includes details about how an advocate can help \u2013 including by giving you emotional and practical support \u2013 and where you can find this kind of assistance.\nGetting external support or help to advocate for your child is particularly important if there is tension or conflict between you and one or more of the school staff. Another option is to seek support from a mediation service such as the Dispute Settlement Service \u2013 a free service of the Victorian Department of Justice. In our experience, some families have found this very beneficial.\nTaking your concern \u2018up the ladder\u2019 can be very beneficial, and can result in a complete change in the way a school responds to a parent or carer\u2019s concerns. In the experience of some families we spoke to, schools might not always be fully aware of the resources available to them to help meet their legal obligations to students with disabilities. Involving the DET regional office, for example, can therefore be a very constructive step that benefits both the student and the school.\nIf you feel that you have experienced discrimination, abuse, harassment or victimization (victimisation is when a person experiences discrimination or harassment as a result of having made a complaint), you can take your complaint \u2018up the ladder\u2019 (see issue 1 above) or to an external complaints mechanism. Discrimination, harassment and victimization, including of parents and carers of people with disabilities, is prohibited by equal opportunity and anti-discrimination laws, and by the Commonwealth Disability Standards for Education.\nIt is very important to stand up for yourself. It is also important to take, as they say, the \u2018long view\u2019, and to consider what you need to do, in order to feel good about dropping your child off at school each day, and maintaining (or rebuilding) an effective working relationship with school. An external advocate or support person can help you think through these issues.\nThe other thing to bear in mind is that sometimes seeking another school is the best option for the child or young person and their family. However, there can be significant costs or down sides to changing schools, and it is usually best (unless there is an urgent and serious reason to leave a school, for example related to your child\u2019s safety) to take some time to investigate your options, and not make too hasty a decision.\nThis is a very personal decision. In the section Choosing a school we share some reflections from other parents and carers about what they considered in making the decision as to whether to change schools.\nChallenges if you have been excluded from the school by a legal order.\nIf there has been a significant breakdown in the relationship between you and the staff at your school, it is very important to seek external assistance to resolve the issue, and to repair your relationship with the school.\nFor example, in cases where a parent or carer has been excluded from the school premises by a legal order, ACD support staff have been able to convene a meeting between the family and the school staff, off campus. Our staff have worked with the parents or carers to help them focus on the outcome they wanted and how best to express that, and have helped everyone to come to a mutually acceptable solution.\nYou can seek this kind of support from an advocacy agency such as ACD, from a mediation service such as the Dispute Settlement Service \u2013 a free service of the Victorian Department of Justice, or from the regional DET office.\nAdvocating for your child can be stressful and upsetting for many parents and carers. We encourage you to read the materials in the section Raising a concern with school. This will take you, step-by-step, through the process of thinking through, raising, investigating and hopefully resolving your concern in partnership with the school. It includes many tips and ideas, including issues like:\nThinking through the problem and what outcome you want\nRaising your problem effectively\nNegotiating the best outcome you can\nTaking your complaint \u2018up the ladder\u2019, and\nConserving your energy for what matters most (what some people call \u2018picking your battles\u2019).\nYou are concerned that confidential information about your child or family has been shared by school staff without your permission or your child\u2019s permission.\nVarious Victorian laws protect your right to confidentiality, and the privacy of your child\u2019s and your family\u2019s information at school and in dealing with DET and service providers.\nSometimes staff at DET, your child\u2019s school, an assessment service, therapist or other health services might need to collect personal information about you and your child, including about their health status or disability. They are required to store this information securely and keep it confidential.\nFamilies often find it very helpful when schools or service providers are able to share information with other services about their child\u2019s diagnosis or needs, and even work together directly. It is the school\u2019s responsibility to make sure that information about your child is communicated to relevant staff and service providers, in and outside the school. However, they must always seek your written permission before sharing any such information about your child or family. The SSG is a good forum to decide how information-sharing will happen, and for the school to seek your written permission to share information about your child, or to make referrals to any external service. 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        "raw_content": "Dealing with unwanted fat deposits and unsightly bulges is nothing new. The way that people are addressing this issue is. Instead of turning to starvation diets and hours of exercise to reshape their bodies, people are turning to modern methods based in science and proven to work. Today\u2019s scientific advances allow providers to remove stubborn fat cells, helping patients achieve the body silhouette they desire through a process known as CoolSculpting. Here is a simple guide to help you understand more about the amazing process of CoolSculpting and the benefits it provides in reshaping your contours.\nWhat is the difference between CoolSculpting and Liposuction?\nCoolSculpting is a non-invasive procedure for fat elimination. It uses the scientific principle of cryolypolisis to freeze fat cells by cooling them significantly during a controlled procedure. CoolSculpting is the recommended treatment for smaller pockets of fat since it is highly successful in targeting narrow areas of the body with fat cells that are highly resistant to dieting and exercise.\nLiposuction is a form of invasive plastic surgery designed to eliminate large areas of fatty fullness by removing them physically. As such, it is often a good option for patients looking to create major changes to their body image.\nCoolSculpting and Liposuction differ in many aspects, including cost, treatment effectiveness, procedure duration, side effects, and recovery time. One of the major differences between these two procedures is the type of training required to perform the procedure \u2013 a factor that also determines who is permitted to do so.\nWhy is CoolSculpting better than ever?\nThe science behind CoolSculpting dates back to 2008 when Rox Anderson and Dieter Manstein invented the procedure. Clinical trials gradually progressed until the FDA approved it as a treatment for use on the flanks in 2010 and the stomach in 2012. Newer devices and treatment areas continue to receive FDA approval, greatly enhancing the benefits offered by CoolSculpting. Today, it is used to reduce fat pockets on numerous areas of the body, enabling slimmer physiques and improved confidence for many patients. As technology improves, so do the applicators and treatment strategies used during this process.\nThe newest CoolAdvantage and CoolAdvantage Plus applicators offer improved features that cut treatment time nearly 50%, while continuing to deliver the highest level of safety and comfort to patients. This difference in treatment time is credited to the new cup-shape design and a change in the temperature setting. The results of clinical studies show that patients report enhanced levels of comfort with newer designs of applicators, greatly improving the entire experience during and after the procedure.\nOlder applicators feature two freeze plates inside the hand piece. The newer models have shallower tips and wider cavities, allowing the entire applicator to work on freezing the area rather than only using the side panels as the earlier models did. They deliver better surface contact, and less suction needs to be applied avoiding the sensation of pinching, so the procedure is more comfortable for the patient.\nThe temperature produced by the applicator is actually 1 degree Celsius cooler than the current models, allowing the shorter duration in treatment time. The new designs also accommodate larger surface areas, greatly reducing the time needed to complete the treatment. Since the treatment time is reduced to approximately 35 minutes instead of a full hour, less bruising and less delayed onset pain are experienced. For specials and to sign up for a free consultation go to our page CoolSculpting in San Diego or just call us.\nWith the newer applicators, providers are able to better predict the treatment surface area to deliver enhanced results and patient outcomes while avoiding suboptimal results. In some cases, the original applicators are still used, especially if the patient has loose rolls of fat and folds of skin that are easily lifted.\nSince 2017, several models of applicators are now available including the CoolPetite Advantage, CoolFit Advantage, CoolCore Advantage, CoolCurve+ Advantage, CoolCurve Advantage Plus, CoolCore Advantage Plus, and the CoolMini. Each applicator is designed for ultimate fat reduction and styled to perform best on specific areas of the body.\nThe unique styling of each applicator promotes ease of use in targeting fat cells, either covering more surface area, targeting smaller areas, or a combination of both. This highly defined process leads to a reduction in treatment time and better comfort for the patient. Smaller applicators take slightly longer to complete the task, so procedures involving their use often take a few minutes longer to complete.\nThe new treatment applicators at Ageless and Beautiful are designed for greater patient comfort during treatment. The results achieved are at least the same if not better than previously achieved. Studies show the newer applicators are just as effective as earlier models, while creating fewer bruises, treating increased surface area, and producing less bruising. Our dedicated skilled staff has years of experience in body contouring.\nCryolipolysis is the scientific principle behind the discovery of CoolSculpting. Sometimes, these two words are used interchangeably to name the process in which fat cells are frozen in order to destroy them and eliminate them from the body. The procedure lowers the temperature of the treatment area enough to cause apoptosis or slow cell death. Once the fat cells undergo freezing they break down naturally and are eliminated through the normal functioning of the liver. The surrounding tissues of the body are not harmed, because the temperature must be considerably lower than that needed to freeze fat cells before damage occurs.\nCoolsculpting results? What to expect.\nIt is important not to get your hopes up when you go through the CoolSculpting process, because the results achieved are not immediate. You won\u2019t notice any visible changes that day, the next day, or even within a week. It takes time for your body to eliminate the fat cells that have been frozen and destroyed. It only takes about two weeks for the treated cells to die, but it takes three to six months for the liver to completely flush them out.\nAs the dead cells move to the liver for processing and elimination, the treated area gradually becomes slimmer and more sculpted. Most patients begin to notice small changes in as little as three weeks, but more dramatic results don\u2019t fully appear until eight to twelve weeks. The full result typically takes four to six months.\nOur office often recommends that patients schedule 2-3 appointments with us in order to achieve optimal results for their goals. For example, sculpting your silhouette for your upcoming nuptials requires a 3 to 4 month lead time, while getting your body ready for summer requires beginning your CoolSculpting treatment in the spring.\nThe results produced by cryolipolysis are permanent. When the fat cells are frozen during the procedure, they begin to die, winding up in the liver where they are naturally processed and eliminated from the body forever.\nBrowse through our selection of before-and-after photos to see the positive results patients achieved through the CoolSculpting process. Individual results vary, but these images can help you get a sense of the possibilities of using CoolSculpting to fine tune your physique.\nWhat areas of the body can CoolSculpting treat?\nCurrently, in the United States, the CoolSculpting process is FDA-cleared for fat-removal procedures on multiple locations of the body. CoolSculpting delivers successful results in eliminating cellulite. It can be used to reduce visible fat pockets on the abdomen, outer thighs, inner thighs, upper arms, lower stomach, buttocks, flank, back, and submental area. Trained professionals use this procedure to target individual pockets of fat in specific areas.\nSome of the common areas of concern for which CoolSculpting is requested include the love handles, muffin tops, double chins, and banana rolls. When fat develops on the flanks, it is commonly referred to as a person\u2019s love handles or muffin top. When fat develops in the area directly beneath the buttocks, it is often referred to as a person\u2019s banana roll. The area directly beneath the chin is the submental area, which is more often referred to as a double chin.\nOther popular areas for this procedure include the upper back where fat develops just below the bra-strap line as well as the fat deposits occurring in the lower portion of the back alongside the flanks. Reducing fatty fullness in the abdomen, outer thighs, inner thighs, upper arms, lower stomach, and buttocks also continues to be popular.\nCan there be any side effects or risks with CoolSculpting?\nCoolSculpting is a safe procedure. Most of the side effects associated with CoolSculpting are temporary. In many cases, the severity of these symptoms depends on the patient\u2019s tolerance for pain and discomfort as well as the extent of the procedure. Some patients may not even experience any side effects whatsoever, particularly if the treatment is extremely small in scope. Studies suggest that the coldness of the temperatures used during treatment are responsible for any side effects that are experienced.\nThe most common side effect is feeling as though something is tugging at your skin while the targeted area is held in between the cooling panels. This sensation stops upon completion of the CoolSculpting procedure.\nOther side effects commonly develop shortly after the procedure has been completed. They include the sensation of stinging or pain at the location of the treatment site. Achiness may also develop. Research shows that these side effects usually stop approximately three days to two weeks after the procedure\u2019s completion.\nPatients may also develop minor bruising, swelling, or redness for a few weeks. Skin sensitivity may also arise and continue for one to three weeks.\nTypically, this procedure occurs without incident as it is noninvasive in nature. However, a small percentage of patients may actually experience the reverse of the intended result. Rather than shrinking, the fat cells grow in size. This condition is not dangerous and does not require surgery. It does not go away on its on, and it does require additional treatment to eliminate the fat cells. This condition is known as paradoxical adipose hyperplasia.\nDoes the treatment need to be performed by a doctor or surgeon?\nTechnically, neither a surgeon nor a doctor is needed to perform the CoolSculpting procedure. However, for the best results and the fewest side effects, it is best to choose a provider not only with the training needed but also with the experience to fully understand the process. Our providers at Ageless and Beautiful have undertaken extensive training in the CoolSculpting procedure, giving them the knowledge needed to propose the best possible treatment plan for each patient\u2019s individual goals.\nWhat to do after your treatment? Post care.\nSince CoolSculpting is a non-invasive, non-surgical procedure, patients typically return to normal activities the same day. Discomfort is generally minimal and easily managed with over-the-counter medication. 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        "raw_content": "Many organizations have chosen SAFe as the vehicle to drive their enterprise wide transformation, and whilst SAFe is a broad opinionated framework that gives answers for much of what you will run into, there is also a lot it does not say or does not have an opinion on. This paper gives a glimpse into what we have learned from being 2 years into an organizational change using SAFe, where SAFe helped and where it hindered, what we have adapted and what we have kept, and what we have felt it necessary to add to help us keep moving towards our goal. We will share with you the joy & pain of doing this, of what worked and what didn\u2019t, and what we are still trying.\nIn the fall of 2015 the CTO of SimCorp took a leap of faith and decided that the development organization of 500+ people would \u2018go agile\u2019 and that SAFe was the chosen vehicle to facilitate the change.\nWhilst there are obviously many differing opinions around SAFe, for traditional companies that have grown used to inventing their own ways of doing things the prescriptive nature of a framework like SAFe can actually be an advantage when you don\u2019t know where to begin.\nHowever, each company is different and the context in which they operate is different, and so there is no one size fits all solution. Regardless of what your starting point is or which framework you choose to adopt, there will always be a need to adapt parts of it to fit your needs and so what follows is some of our story of how we tweaked and adjusted SAFe, and what we added and what we took away to make it better fit our needs and to achieve outcomes.\nNo matter if you are just starting out with SAFe, or have been using it successfully (or even unsuccessfully) for some time, we hope that at least some of what we share in this report will be helpful to you.\nSimCorp are the leading provider of integrated investment management solutions and we are proud that almost 50% of the top 100 global investment managers use our product. We are a global company of approximately 1500 people, of which around 500 are in the development organization split across Copenhagen, Kiev, London and Bad Homburg in Germany.\nIt would be fair to say that until recently SimCorp would have been considered a traditional top-down, command and control type organization who followed a strict waterfall development process, but despite this we were a successful company with happy customers, and who delivered on our promises year after year. Not everything was broken but there was a feeling amongst some that things could be so much better.\nIt was also decided that whilst everybody had job security, this was not an attempt to downsize, not everybody had role security. Many of our previous roles would be replaced by new agile roles such as Scrum Master, Product Owner and Release Train Engineer which people had to apply for, but as most had no agile experience this meant many had to learn on the job.\n2 years later we have 55 cross-functional teams in 7 Agile Release Trains (ARTs) across 4 different countries, all of which have radically changed how they work. What also makes our journey interesting, and in some ways unique, is that we have all 500 people focused on delivering a single product. Of course we are still a long way from perfect, and we are striving to improve on a daily basis, but we definitely have reason to be proud of what we have achieved so far as the results we present at the end show.\nWhat follows is the story of our experience so far, told by 3 Enterprise Agile Coaches, one born & bred in SimCorp, the others with years of knowledge and experience from outside and prior experience of working with SAFe & LeSS. It documents what we have learned from using SAFe as a vehicle for large scale change, what worked, what didn\u2019t, what we have added, and what we have changed. Of course, there are many other changes that have been made along the way, but those included in this report are those we consider the most important.\nThe report is organized such that each change or initiative is in its own section under its own heading, each of which is largely independent from the others, and is in no particular order of importance. So should you wish to try some parts but not others, we can\u2019t think of any good reason to advise against it. By sharing this we hope we can make your journey to excellence smoother, but it also gives us a chance to learn, so if you try something and find ways to improve it, we\u2019d love to hear from you\u2026\u2026here goes.\n3.1 Big Room Planning for real\nBig room planning, or Product Increment (PI) planning as it\u2019s known in SAFe, is seen by many as the heartbeat of the organization. This event is recommended to span 2 days and is the stake in the ground around which all other activities revolve. It\u2019s also a great opportunity to regularly get everybody and have some fun!\nFor most organizations adopting SAFe the first PI planning will be the launchpad into their new world, and so we think it\u2019s vital to make a good first impression. SAFe provides a very detailed hour-by-hour plan for how to run the event which largely makes sense to get going with, but there are some of the recommended sessions that we have seen fail each time we have launched a new ART and so we hope the simple advice that follows can help getting you off on the right footing. Here is our story of running big room planning for real.\nThere are some sure-fire ways to drain the energy from a room of 100+ people, and having one person address the room from the front for long periods is one of those. Unfortunately this is the format SAFe advises for many of the sessions that it recommends. The sessions in question are Business Context, Product Management Vision, Architectural Vision, and Draft and Final Plan Reviews, and whilst we do not question the validity of the intention of these sessions, it\u2019s the recommended format that we caution against. Fortunately it\u2019s easily fixed so here are some reasons why we found things didn\u2019t work, and how we fixed them.\nKicking off a 2 day event with 3.5 hours of presentations on Business Context, Product Management Vision and Architectural Vision as SAFe recommends is a tough sell, no matter how interesting or entertaining the presentations are. Having seen this approach fail each time we tried it we have now found better alternatives. We still believe there is value in kicking off PI planning with an inspiration or visionary session to set the context but it should be kept to a minimum. People are keen to get going with the real reason they are together which is to collaborate and plan. So how to ensure the vision and context is clear? In most cases we now just run them as online sessions in the lead up to the PI planning, and we also record them so those that cannot attend can consume them at their leisure. Not only does this cut down the amount of one-way presentations at the PI planning, but it also gives people a chance to digest what they have heard and ask for questions and clarification.\nFor the Draft and Final Plan Reviews, we found that having a representative from each team stand in front of the room and recount their plans, especially when there are sometimes 14 or 15 teams, not only took a very long time and often contained too much detail causing people to lose interest in proceedings, but more importantly it stifled the valuable discussions that arise when a new set of eyes questions why certain decisions have been made or why a particular approach to a problem has been chosen. We observed that many people would not feel comfortable raising questions or challenges in front of the whole room, and even when they did it was very hard to facilitate a good discussion around it resulting in valuable input being lost. We have experimented with two different approaches that we feel work much better and are used in the organization today.\nThe first thing we tried was the idea of a Market Place. Using this format we would for example have 5 sessions of 10 minutes during which the teams or individuals can choose which teams they visit to review their plans. This requires that at least one person from each team stays behind to explain their plans, and it obviously means that not everybody gets to see all plans, but the benefits we have seen are that the discussions happen in much smaller groups which leads to better quality feedback, and people get to visit the teams that are working on things that interest them so they are generally more engaged.\nThe second approach we have tried with good results is the idea of Sister Teams. In this approach teams pair up and commit to doing a thorough review of the others plans, receiving the same in return. The benefit of this over the Market Place approach is that it\u2019s guaranteed that at least one other team will be rigorous in challenging your plan, whereas with the Market Place it\u2019s more based on the interest of others so there is a danger that the topics people find less interesting do not get challenged sufficiently. Allowing teams to decide who they should pair with also increases the chance that they have an interest in the work of the team they will review, giving a better chance of leading to a valuable outcome.\nThe last of the sessions recommended by SAFe that we caution against using the recommended format is the Confidence Vote. Whilst not a presentation per se, it is still a session run in plenum across a large number of people. We found that whilst most felt able to cast an informed vote for their own teams\u2019 plans, or the teams they were closely associated with, they found it hard to do the same for the plans of the whole ART. We also hypothesize that when voting in front of the whole room, they are less likely to give a vote (e.g. 2 out of 5) that would require them to explain their reasoning to everybody. To solve this we have now abandoned the ART level confidence vote altogether and now only conduct confidence votes at the team level, finding this much more beneficial and with evidence that low confidence votes and re-planning do actually occur.\nWe hope by sharing these simple insights that with a few simple tweaks it will ensure your first, or future PI planning sessions run much more smoothly.\n3.2 Feature Backlog Refinement\nOf all the challenges we have faced, Feature Backlog Refinement is the probably the one that we struggle with most consistently across the organization, and is one that we are still working hard to get to a place we are happy with. Our experience, and what is also likely to be the case for many teams or organizations transitioning from traditional ways of developing software to becoming more agile, is that one of the first things to be dispensed of are the upfront designs and specifications. Previously we had people who would in some cases spend many months painstakingly writing requirements specifications and design documents, getting them reviewed and editing and tweaking them. Then then along comes the agile manifesto with its \u2018working software over comprehensive documentation\u2019 and suddenly we think we can do away with any upfront thinking and do everything \u2018now\u2019.\nFor us this manifests itself as anywhere up to 100 people or more arriving at a 2 day planning event and being presented with a wall of loosely defined features, some being just one liners that had surfaced a few days before the event, which few people outside of Product Management had previously seen. The result of this is that rather than teams spending the two days of the planning event engaged in good discussion, slicing features into stories and making plans they believed in, they instead spent the time trying to understand exactly what was expected of them and many of the answers they needed not being forthcoming. Often teams would have circular discussions around \u2018this item could be really simple, or it could be really hard\u2019, which meant that they spent their time creating a 12 week plan which they had no faith in, where the first sprint contained a number of spikes to drive out uncertainty, which eventually resulted in a wholescale re-planning effort after the first sprint once the problem and the technical constraints were truly understood.\nTherefore our experience is that the shift from trying to define and plan everything upfront, to defining and planning almost nothing upfront is too extreme and a middle ground needs to be found.\nWe believe that the solution to this problem is to institute a Feature Backlog Refinement process. In Scrum its generally accepted that 5-10% of each sprint should be used to refine the backlog for upcoming sprints, and we believe a similar approach is needed in SAFe, both at the program level for features, and at the portfolio level for epics (although this is still something in the future for us). After all, it's planning three months of work for over 100 people, which is no small feat.\nSo what does this mean in practice? Well, SAFe has little guidance to offer, except that 'features should be refined and socialized with the teams'. The Feature Backlog Refinement process that we're fine tuning, starts in the week following the PI planning event. The Product Manager, Product Owners (in the PM CoP) & System Architect present a prioritized backlog of Features & Technical Enablers for the next PI. At this stage we acknowledge that some will just be a headline and not much else, and that inevitably things will be removed and others added over the coming weeks as we learn more and business priorities change, but we hope for around 50% certainty in the initial backlog. We are already seeing some pockets of success with this with the key being that the Product Manager has taken ownership of the process and has scheduled frequent recurring meetings to prune the feature backlog. This enables them to always keep the backlog for upcoming PIs to a realistic level, rather than piling it full of features that need to be sorted through just prior to the PI.\nOnce the Feature Backlog definition is under control, the next phase of the process to institute is the refinement of the Features, with the goal of 20% of Features being refined in each of the 5 sprints to ensure continuous refinement and to smooth the flow of work. To facilitate this we are experimenting with introducing the concept of a \u2018Virtual Team\u2019 in each ART which consists of a representative from each team in the ART, the RTE as facilitator, the SA and possible stakeholders, e.g. customers. The team representatives will distribute the Features among them and take them back to their team for refinement, to the extent they fulfill the Feature Definition of Ready (DoR). Once complete, the representative will report back to the Virtual Team, and the Feature will go into the planning backlog for the upcoming PI. Of course in the process of refinement it will likely be that the team need to communicate with other teams if it\u2019s in an area they are unfamiliar with, but this is a good way to socialize features and for people to become more t-shaped. One of the challenges with this approach is that the team that refines a feature is often compelled to then go on to pull that feature at the PI planning as they are familiar with it and it is well understood and this is something we are still working with, but on balance the benefit of having well refined features far outweighs the downside of having teams have an affinity for certain features.\nIn closing out this section we\u2019d also like to share an experiment we have tried to help us ensure ahead of the PI planning that there is at least one team willing and able to pull each feature on the backlog. We did this in response to observing on a number of occasions that some features are not pulled as no team is comfortable with them. To make this visible and to give us chance to take action prior to the PI planning event, we simply distribute a list of all features a couple of days ahead of the event and ask each team to quickly score each one based on the following criteria:\nWe\u2019d be energized if we get this Feature\nOK, we can do it\nThe results are reviewed within the leadership team and if any features do not have at least one team that scores 1-3 they have time to investigate and take action to fix it.\nIf you also see similar problems with readiness of features then we hope you find this useful, and whilst we don\u2019t yet have this working successfully in all areas of the organization, we have seen enough to be sure that it is the right path for us to be following right now.\n3.3 Impediment Removal Process\nMany organizations are not good at fixing their problems. This could be for any number of reasons but common ones are because the problems are not visible, because sign off or agreement is needed from management to change things, because things have always been that way, or as was often the case for us, that it has always been somebody else\u2019s job. Part of the reason for this was that we had over time built up specialist teams who many others relied upon, and so it was always easy to throw problems over the wall for them to fix rather than investing the time yourself to resolve it.\nTo help us begin to tackle this problem we have implemented an Impediment Removal Process (IRP). The IRP is our attempt at making our organizational impediments transparent to all including our senior management team, to give us a way to ensure we are focusing on the highest priority items, to help us to focus on the need for constant improvement, and to also help decide what not to fix.\nThe concept is simple. When a team identifies an impediment, they raise it as a Team level impediment and the Scrum Master has 48 hours to try to find a way to resolve it. If it cannot be resolved within 48 hours then it becomes the responsibility of the ART Leadership Team who have an additional 48 hours to resolve it. Failing that it then becomes the responsibility of the Senior Management Team. If they fail to resolve it then it is ROAMed (Resolved, Owned, Accepted or a Mitigated). All of this is implemented in a simple digital Kanban board that is visible for all to see. The IRP ensures that a team will get senior management attention to their problems within a week \u2013 and it gives senior management visibility into all problems the organization faces.\nWhilst the IRP is a tool for teams escalate impediments they feel are outside their own sphere of influence, we also see it as a tool to allow impediments be pushed back down and for teams to be empowered to fix them. If you have a culture where people are not used to fixing their own problems it can take time to make this adjustment, especially in the early days, but it is possible to do so by encouraging teams to take on the challenge when its possible for them to resolve it themselves.\nHowever, our experience has been that doing this is easier said than done. Whilst rolling out the concept is relatively easy, getting it to stick is much harder. Among the problems we\u2019ve seen are a feeling of not wanting, or not needing to share impediments, a loss of faith in the process when impediments aren\u2019t fixed immediately, especially when and some impediment just be very hard to fix; for example if like you haven\u2019t had a culture of automated testing, then it is very costly and time consuming to resolve the impediment and get that in place.\nDespite this and that the process needs constant marshaling to keep things moving, we have seen some positive results with people taking ownership for ensuring impediments are resolved, improvement in the handling of impediments that span ARTs, and the ability to see where similar impediments impact many teams. The IRP has been a key part of raising the importance of the need to remove of impediments in our organization, but it\u2019s safe to say that it is still not part of our DNA and is something we need to persist with until it realizes the potential we think it has.\n3.4 The role of the Development Manager\nThere are many examples of companies who have adopted agile ways of working and have decided to dispense with managers, but in our experience even in agile organizations we need managers. Somebody needs to take care of individual and team development. Whilst the ARTs focus on operations in the short term and what is being delivered in this PI and the next, we need somebody who looks at the mid-to-long term from both a strategic and tactical viewpoint; what capabilities and skills do we need to develop, and what capacity do we need to deliver when?\nSAFe describes what a \"Lean Agile Leader\" looks like, and what the responsibilities of a \"Development Manager\" include, and it's an impressive smorgasbord; any organization would love to hire individuals who can cover all of that within one person.\nIn our reality, it looks a bit differently. The average Development Manager covers 20-30 people or 3-4 teams. Since we cover 4 locations, teams may be spread across locations, so there is a need to decide if the guiding principle should be allocated Development Managers by location or team. Both have pros and cons. So some Development Managers cover team members in several locations, and some teams have more than one Development Manager.\nFurthermore, if a Development Manager covers a whole team, it means covering a lot of different skillsets; for example, it could be several different programming languages, test, scrum mastery, product ownership. No person can be an expert in all these areas, so being responsible for the professional development of all team members is challenging.\nWe're trying to overcome this challenge by appointing \"Learning Owners\" for specific areas. For example we have Learning Owners responsible for the different programming languages we support including C#, as well as Architecture, Product Ownership, Agile, etc. The Learning Owner for each area has the responsibility for the learning curricula and training budget in that area, and act as sparring partners for the Development Managers within their specialist knowledge area.\nBy putting this setup in place we hope to be able to strengthen the professionalism of each role, and put our people onto a path of lifelong learning and support their needs as we evolve into new areas of business and expertise.\n3.5 Leadership Teams\nIn SAFe the ART Leadership Team is a troika; the RTE, the PM and the SE, each responsible for an area, and jointly responsible for the well-being and performance of the ART. They execute, have a focus on this PI and the next. The Development Managers are not per definition part of the Leadership Team, but according to SAFe \"the manager has personal responsibility for the coaching and career development of direct reports, takes responsibility for eliminating impediments, and actively evolves the systems in which all knowledge workers operate. They have final accountability for effective value delivery as well.\"\nIn addition to this are also responsible for building the teams, so why aren\u2019t they a natural part of the ART Leadership Team. Well in SimCorp they are. For us it seemed like the right thing to do, but it does come with some downsides.\nWe find that ART Leadership Teams are naturally more execution and short term focused, whereas the Development Managers should ideally also be more strategic and have a longer term focus, but by having them part of the ART Leadership Team we find that the strategic and longer term focus is lost somewhat.\n3.6 Human Resources (HR)\nSAFe has very little to say on HR, but we realized early on in our transformation that some of our HR policies & guidelines that were focused on individual excellence were not aligned with our new desire for teamwork & collaboration, and a focus on value rather than output. Two things that stood out were individual performance appraisals (and the linked bonuses), and detailed time recording. Whilst these were not at the top of our must fix list and were outside of our immediate sphere of influence as they resided in a department with different reporting lines, we are really happy to share the progress we\u2019ve been able to make.\nFirst to go was detailed time recording. Prior to this people had been required to account for every minute of their day, with some people recording time against 10 or more individual items in a single day. Although this gave us a mass of data, we didn\u2019t really use it for anything valuable. The decision to dispense with time recording was straightforward. In one of the regular meetings with our CTO, who was also the sponsor of the transformation, the subject of how to handle time recording came up. Amongst the discussions on how to improve it was a suggestion of \u2018why not just get rid of it\u2019. Coming from where we were this was a big step. We liked the illusion of control that detailed time reporting gave us, and so this was a challenge that went right to the core of how we did things, but he got it. After pondering for a few moments, it was possible to see the lightbulb go on. \u2018We can do that?\u2019 he asked, \u2018sure we can\u2019 was the response. He turned to somebody in the room and said, \u2018please look into this and get back to me before Christmas\u2019. That started the ball rolling and now after two long iterations on the process we are at a point where we are happy.\nIn the first iteration we managed to remove the need for detailed time reporting for most people with a few exceptions, for example we discovered there are legal requirements in some countries that things like holidays & sickness are individually recorded and this is something that we are still obliged to do.\nThe next problem we faced and one that we have only just agreed a workable solution for, was that we had some agreements with clients that were based on time & materials, and some that were fixed price and so there was still an interest in knowing how much time and effort has been invested in it to determine if it has been profitable or not. For the last year anybody working on anything in this category was still required to log the hours spent, but by using data that we have collected in the last year or so in our online tooling we have now also been able to remove the need to for this. By knowing the average of how many stories we deliver per PI across the organization, and knowing what our operating costs are, we can simply work out the average cost of a story and use this figure in our calculations for billing. By sampling some data we have determined that this approach is no less accurate than asking people to manually register their hours, meaning that other than holidays & sickness there is now no need for anybody to register time. Whilst this may not seem significant in the grand scheme of things, it showed that everything is up for discussion and change and that the amount of effort you put in is no longer the thing we value most as we no longer track this.\nWhilst we were in the process of dispensing with time reporting, we also began to tackle is annual individual performance reviews. This was a core part of our company DNA and was also linked to individual bonus payments and so changing it was never going to be easy, but we knew that if we didn\u2019t act then we would be in a situation where individual goals and team goals would not be aligned which could lead to sub-optimizing team performance to achieve individual goals; it is after all well known that you get what you measure.\nAlthough we were in the middle of the annual performance appraisal cycle and everybody had been through their goal setting for the year and had their bonus incentives assigned, with the support of our CTO a decision was made that the follow up on goals was now optional, and all individual bonus payments would be honored in full until a suitable alternative was in place. This was a bold step, but made it crystal clear to all that we were serious about change. In the year since alternative ways of setting direction and defining and tracking objectives have been discussed, and we have now in the early stages of experimenting with Objectives & Key Results (OKRs).\nNo longer having to record time has been widely welcomed across the organization, and looking back it now seems strange that we did it so diligently for so long as there are no noticeable downsides form doing it, and other than asking people to stop recording time we\u2019ve had to do very little to get this change implemented. Similarly people seem to appreciate no longer having the annual top-down goal setting that we had in the past, and the early indications are that OKRs have been very well received, primarily it focuses on the team rather than the individual, and the teams are in control of setting their own objectives.\nWhilst it\u2019s difficult to directly attribute any of our results to the tweaks and changes we have made to SAFe, and whilst we know we still have a long way to go, the results so far have been impressive. When we look at the hard numbers we can see that:\nWe have reduced the period from finishing development to release from 18 to 5 weeks. Previously much of this time was consumed by an explicit release test period.\nAt the same time we have halved our release cycle from 6 months to 3 months.\nReduced our Feature cycle time by almost 30%.\nIncreased the number of stories we deliver by over 30%.\nAll the while reducing our pile of defects from being in the 1000s to a much more manageable number in the low 100s (we still have work to do here).\nIncluding a historically low numbers of customer reported defects.\nAnd we have achieved this whilst keeping a high level of employee satisfaction (average Happiness Index of almost 4 out of 5).\nIn addition to this we have also observed many improvements that are harder to measure, but which we see as just as valuable. In particular:\nPeople now collaborate much more, both within their teams and across the organization.\nPeople are open to, and enjoying new ways of learning. We have a couple of active book clubs, Hackathons are becoming the norm, and we ran our first successful Open Space for Scrum Masters in 2017, with more planned for 2018 for both Scrum Masters and other roles.\nPeople now share much more, successes, things they have tried, good articles.\nPeople are now much more open to speaking up about problems they see within the organization, and there is a general desire to improve things.\nPeople now appreciate the benefits of effective facilitation, and we are beginning to open up to feedback form others.\nIt has also been a good employer branding opportunity for the company, as we have hosted a number of events for the agile community and had people speak about our journey at other industry events and conferences.\nOf course, we have learned a lot along the way and so we\u2019d like to share some of that with you. One of our key learnings has been that no matter how good an idea something is, no matter how much potential an idea has to improve things, unless you have people on board with the idea and are willing to invest the time and energy required to get it up and running and make it self-sustaining, it is very hard to make it a success. This is especially true when trying to scale the idea across the whole organization and so be sure that if you really want something to stick that you have the free time and energy to see it through as a good idea that is never made operational, will just remain a good idea.\nAnother realization is that people have a limited capacity for change. When you see so much that needs fixing, and so much potential for improvement, it\u2019s sometimes easy to forget that every time something changes it has an impact on people. These are people who are already struggling to absorb the last round of change; people who are already busy with their day-to-day work; people who knew yesterday how to do their job, who today are now unsure. All of this fights for their attention, and so it is worth paying attention to the amount of Change in Progress at any one time. One way to help reduce the impact on individuals is to run a number of different change initiatives in different corners of the organization. This also gives you the chance to tweak and adjust them before exposing them a wider set of people, and to have good stories to tell and ambassadors who will sell the idea for you. It\u2019s often tempting to roll changes out big bang, when we know it\u2019s often better to start small and iterate. Maybe sometimes we need to pay more attention and practice what we preach.\nFor recurring events like Big Room Planning, the improvements suggested above have without doubt improved the event, and we would advise that you avoid making the same mistakes if running your Big Room Planning for the first time as it leaves it with a sense of it could have been so much better. However we have also learned that doing exactly the same thing time after time leads to fatigue and the feeling of process theatre, so there is a constant need to keep it fresh to keep people engaged. Much like you would try different formats for your retrospective, keep trying new things for your Big Room Planning and listen to the feedback.\nFinally, from writing this paper we have learned that it\u2019s also important to take time to pause and reflect. It\u2019s been a healthy process to step back and put our thoughts into words, and to realize how much we have achieved, and it has also helped us spot a few areas where we could have done better.\nEverything we have presented above is from our experience, based on our context, and so whilst we are happy to share this with you the community, in the hope that our experience may smooth your journey, you should remember that just because something did or didn\u2019t work for us, that may not be the same for you. As any great agile coach will tell you \u2018it depends\u2019. \ud83d\ude0a\nSo feel free to try it, tweak it, and if you find something better, then please remember to pay it forward.\nAs always there are people to thank for their help, support and contributions along the way. Firstly we\u2019d like to thank our manager Malene Maegaard Krohn for encouraging us to share our story, to our team mate Marianne Garre Fink for her feedback in helping us shape this report and for being there to give our team balance, to those within the agile community who inspire us, there are too many to mention, and to each other for being an awesome team! Finally, we\u2019d like to say a big big thank you to our shepherd Maria Paasivaara for her guidance and encouraging words as we crafted this report.\nOver the past 15 years Frank has helped transform organizations around the world, changing the way people work, building high performing teams, creating business impact. Frank works at all levels in organizations; management, governance, portfolio, program and team. In groups of 100s to 1000s, using scrum, kanban, scaling frameworks like LeSS, SAFe and homegrown efforts. Frank is passionate about helping people realize their potential, learning new things and getting the right things done. What people say about him: \u2022\t\u201cYou're not standing still when working with someone like Frank\u201d \u2022\t\u201cFrank has been the lighthouse to me and may others in setting the agile vision for the programme, and in continuing to challenge, coach and encourage us to continuously improve, simplify and create even better approaches and results\u201d \u2022\t\u201cThis man is tireless in living agile values, paying attention to collaboration, sharing knowledge, promoting self-organization and inspiring others\u201d \u2022\t\u201cFrank provides energy, humor and focus to the mix and has proven that he can in a very short time design a foundation that will help any organization to succeed\u201d \u2022\t\u201cHis enthusiasm and drive is very infectious\u201d \u2022\t\u201cIt's 2001 & I'm working in Copenhagen with this crazy guy who's managing projects in a strange way\u201d\nPlease Note: You must be logged in as a Member to download this content.",
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He then did another 22 years\u2019 service with Air New Zealand, working on the Friendship, Boeing 737 and C-130.\nSmokey\u2019s first contact with the Air Force Museum began when he was still in the Air Force in the mid-1980s. He worked on the original restoration-rebuild of the Catalina at Whenuapai in 1984-1988 and was also part of the team that brought the Dauntless wreck back from the Pacific in 1988. Further to this, he would frequently collect collections donations on behalf of the Museum from around the Auckland area.\nA former competitive darts player and rugby coach, Smokey tends to spend his down time these days visiting his daughter on her farm at Amberley, doing Sudoku puzzles and watching a bit of TV. His favourite film, for the record, is the \u2018Sound of Music\u2019!\nSmokey says that a desire to reconnect with the Museum and keep busy was behind his decision to volunteer with the technical team. When asked what he enjoyed most about volunteering here, he replied without hesitation \u2013 \u201cthe people. It\u2019s a good group of people.\u201d\nYou will most commonly find Smokey these days in the Museum\u2019s workshops, beavering away on the Catalina. Although he\u2019s only been volunteering with us since 2013, his association with the Museum, and with the Catalina in particular, goes back much further. Click the image to read more...\nRay Sheridan Volunteer Guide\nRay Sheridan - Volunteer Guide\nRay Sheridan began volunteering with us as a guide in 2015, motivated in part by an interest in aircraft, but also a family association \u2013 he has a granddaughter who is a medic in the Air Force, currently based at Woodbourne.\nRay is no stranger to military ways himself, having done three years\u2019 National Service with the Army in the early 1960s. He served with the Artillery, and spent some time in Waiouru before being posted down to Canterbury with 32 Battery, 3rd Field Regiment.\nMost of his working life, however, has been spent in accounting and business administration, with the last 25 being in the IT sector. Having been born and raised on farms in Canterbury, Ray never strayed far from rural life, employing his skills in the dairy and meat producing industries, and later, with an agricultural wire manufacturing company.\nSince his retirement, he has enjoyed finding new ways to keep busy and maintain social interaction with people. As well as volunteering with us, he also donates his time (together with his wife) to Age Concern. He drives a van for them, picking up older people and taking them to a host for morning tea, then bringing them back home \u2013 valuable interaction for people who otherwise may be quite isolated. When he\u2019s not busy volunteering, Ray enjoys gardening, walking, and family time. He doesn\u2019t claim to be a big \u201cmovie person\u201d, but is partial to Mark Knopfler\u2019s music.\nYou\u2019ll find Ray on duty here at the Museum both on Thursdays and Sundays. He loves the social interaction and mental stimulation, and feels that the fact that you\u2019re \u201calways learning\u201d and \u201cget to meet people from all over the world\u201d are the biggest highlights of being a guide. When asked if he had a favourite thing in the Museum, he replied, \u201cthe Memorial Alcove\u2026 it\u2019s a beautiful piece of art.\u201d\nRay Sheridan began volunteering with us as a guide in 2015, motivated in part by an interest in aircraft, but also a family association \u2013 he has a granddaughter who is a medic in the Air Force, currently based at Woodbourne. Click the image to read more...\nSam McKinnon Exhibitions Designer\nSam McKinnon - Exhibitions Designer\nSam McKinnon is just as happy in overalls installing new displays as she is sitting behind a computer screen designing them.\nSam has been our Exhibitions Designer for a little over two years now, having come to us from Canterbury Museum where she previously worked as an Exhibitions Technician. As her job title suggests, it is Sam who is the creative talent behind our exhibitions and displays \u2013 from simple interpretive panels to complete exhibitions such as \u2018War in the Air\u2019. Sam says it\u2019s the unique challenge of bringing together an exhibition with objects of such hugely varying sizes \u2013 literally from button badges to aircraft \u2013 that is the thing she enjoys most about her job here.\nIn a former life, Sam spent six years on the road as a bus tour guide for Contiki, showing people (mostly 18-35 year olds) around Europe. In her spare time these days, she is heavily involved with local theatre companies. She is a regular performer, and says she prefers acting, but is also happy singing and dancing. As a self-professed thespian, it is perhaps unsurprising that her favourite film is in fact a musical \u2013 \u2018Rent\u2019, closely followed by \u2018Chess\u2019.\nSam McKinnon has been our Exhibitions Designer for a little over two years now, having come to us from Canterbury Museum where she previously worked as an Exhibitions Technician. As her job title suggests, it is Sam who is the creative talent behind our exhibitions and displays. Click the image to read more...\nRon Reeve Technical Volunteer\nRon Reeve - Technical Volunteer\nAfter a lifetime spent \u2018playing with aeroplanes\u2019, volunteering in the technical section here at the Air Force Museum seemed a natural way for Ron Reeve to spend his retirement.\nRon started out with NAC as an aircraft maintenance engineering apprentice in 1965. By an incredible coincidence, the first aircraft he worked on was Dakota NZ3551, now in the Aircraft Hall (NAC did some aircraft servicing back then for the RNZAF). It\u2019s perhaps no surprise, then, that this is his favourite thing in the Museum - \u2018I just love that aeroplane\u2019, he says.\nRon\u2019s time with NAC and Air New Zealand took him from heavy maintenance as an aircraft mechanic, to stints as an inspector on propeller overhauls, maintenance forward planning, technical services, publications, structural repair, aircraft systems, and engine and component management. He managed the engine fleet for Air New Zealand national and Mt Cook Airline, with a budget of around $10 million annually, and was the project leader for the exit of the Boeing 737-200 fleet.\nRon left Air New Zealand in 2002, 37 years to the day after he joined. A period as a technical rep for three different aircraft leasing companies followed, and he spent eight years travelling all over the world looking after the redelivery of aircraft from sale to end of lease, and some repossessions. After getting tired of \u2018living out of a suitcase\u2019, Ron got a contract with a company in Denver, Colorado, reporting on aircraft engine conditions and histories, before finally retiring five years ago.\nAll up, Ron has spent 50 years \u2018playing with aeroplanes\u2019; he calls it \u2018playing\u2019, he says, because he enjoys it so much. His passion for aviation is what led him to start volunteering here nearly three years ago, prompted by conversations with Trust Board member and long-time associate, John Mounce. The things he loves most about working in the tech section is \u2018being around old aeroplanes and a great bunch of people.\u2019 He has also really enjoyed getting to work with the Gateway aviation students, and mentoring a new generation of potential aircraft engineers.\nWhen he\u2019s not at the Museum playing with aeroplanes, Ron may be found pursuing his other love \u2013 old Jaguar cars. He is President of the Christchurch Jaguar Drivers\u2019 Club, and is currently restoring a 1955 Jaguar XK140. And apparently he doesn\u2019t really have a favourite film, but does enjoy watching Antiques Roadshow!\nAfter a lifetime spent \u2018playing with aeroplanes\u2019, volunteering in the technical section here at the Air Force Museum seemed a natural way for Ron Reeve to spend his retirement. Click the image to read more...\nHans Nagelkerke Volunteer Guide\nHans Nagelkerke - Volunteer Guide\nHans Nagelkerke hails from the Netherlands, where he did a period of service in the Dutch Air Force, beginning as an assistant engineer and finishing up as a crew chief on the Lockheed F-104 Starfighter. When he left the military, the job market in the Netherlands was not all that positive, so following recommendations from family already in New Zealand, he emigrated in 1981.\nBack then, jobs in the aeronautical industry were hard to come by in New Zealand, so he moved instead into nautical engineering, and worked for 2.5 years as a marine engineer in Lyttelton. After a stint as the chief engineer for a printing company, Hans finally got back into aviation, when he landed a job as an engineer with Air New Zealand in 1989. There he stayed for the next 26 years, although only the first six were spent as a \u2018hands-on\u2019 engineer, the rest was in planning, etc. He was a member of the team that worked on the exit of the Boeing 737 fleet, which was led by fellow Museum volunteer Ron Reeve.\nHans\u2019 involvement in aviation was not limited to the workplace. During the 1980s he helped build a single-seater aircraft which he later flew, having obtained his pilot\u2019s licence in 1991. He used to take part in flying days here at Wigram, with former Air Force Museum Director, Dave Provan. In another connection with Wigram, Hans was also an active member of the Pegasus Land Yacht Club, which used the airfield once a month in the early 1980s, and held 24-hour races here for the Telethon fundraisers in 1982-83.\nHaving retired nearly three years ago, Hans began volunteering here at the Museum in April this year, encouraged by his uncle and former guide, Peter Wynands. When Peter decided it was time to retire from guiding, it seemed an ideal solution for Hans to take his place. When asked what he enjoys most about being a guide, Hans answered without hesitation, \u2018The interaction with people.\u2019 He enjoys being able to bring a different perspective, particularly being able to speak to Dutch and German visitors. His favourite thing in the Museum is the Schleicher Ka-4 glider, as he did his first solo flight in the Ka-7 model, before going on to do over 400 hours in gliders.\nWhen he\u2019s not working as a guide here at the Museum, Hans also volunteers as an ambassador at Christchurch International Airport, manning the help desks, and, like Thursday guide Ray Sheridan is a driver for Age Concern. When he\u2019s not busy volunteering, Hans enjoys flying the impressive flight simulator which he built himself at home, complete with screens, switches and controls. He also enjoys flying radio control aircraft, and is a lifetime member of the Air New Zealand Flying Club and current Treasurer of the Air New Zealand Retirees Club.\nHans Nagelkerke hails from the Netherlands, where he did a period of service in the Dutch Air Force, beginning as an assistant engineer and finishing up as a crew chief on the Lockheed F-104 Starfighter. When he left the military, the job market in the Netherlands was not all that positive, so following recommendations from family already in New Zealand, he emigrated in 1981. Click the image to read more...\nmike harrison technical volunteer\nMike Harrison - technical volunteer\nFor ex-RNZAF Mechanical Transport (MT) driver, Mike Harrison, volunteering in the technical section at the Air Force Museum was top of the list when he retired \u2013 he was so keen, in fact, to be back amongst old mates, that he started here on his very first day of retirement, back in 2005.\nMike joined the Air Force in June 1958 and did his recruit training at Taieri near Dunedin, not long before it closed as an RNZAF station. He did his basic driver\u2019s course at Hobsonville, before being posted to Ohakea, and later, a requested exchange posting to Wigram, so he could be closer to his soon-to-be wife, whom he\u2019d met on a blind date in Palmerston North. Wendy was from Dunedin, so Mike did a fair bit of commuting between Christchurch and Dunedin before they were married in 1963.\nDuring his more than 20 years in the Air Force, Mike recalls a number of standout memories, including a year-long stint at the Chief of Air Staff\u2019s (then Air Vice-Marshal Douglas St George) personal driver, as well as being part of the RNZAF team that helped out following the Inangahua earthquake in 1968. His ultimate career highlight was a two-year posting to Tengah, Singapore, where he ran the transport section on No. 41 Squadron. He vividly recalls the time that the Prime Minister, Robert Muldoon, paid a visit and was introduced to the unit\u2019s canine mascot, who was named after him. Mike remembers the PM not being overly impressed - \u201che just grunted and walked away\u201d!\nAfter a terminal posting to Wigram, Mike retired from the Air Force in 1981 and went on to a succession of different jobs, the first of which was as a driving instructor for the Automobile Association, which he enjoyed immensely. He trained 1,000 students in the four years he spent in that role. Eventually, he ended up as a technical assistant in the Planning and Policy department of the Christchurch City Council, and it was from there that he retired on 7 June 2005.\nAfter 13 years as a volunteer, Mike still loves it here, and says it\u2019s the camaraderie that he enjoys most \u2013 \u201cIt\u2019s like being back in the Air Force, but without the uniform\u201d. Most of his volunteer hours these days are spent helping out the Collections team; he is currently carrying out an inventory of the communications equipment in No. 3 Store with fellow RNZAF veteran, Bob McLellan. While he doesn\u2019t come from a technical trade, Mike has an incredible talent for model engineering, with skills he has picked up over the years from watching others at work and giving things a go himself. He credits the Air Force with instilling in him \u201cthe greatest sense of learning\u201d \u2013 always fascinated by how things work, he says he was lucky in his trade to have been exposed to a wide range of different people and skills, so he was able to pick up different bits and pieces wherever he went.\nMike is a member of the Canterbury Model Engineers\u2019 Club, and has a train (emblazoned with Air Force Museum branding!), which he runs at the Halswell domain. He is also currently building a 5ft radio-controlled scale model of the British warship HMS Brave Swordsman, and has spent two years crafting two intricately detailed 40mm Mk.9 naval Bofors guns to mount on the model. When he\u2019s not at the Museum or in his own workshop, Mike is also the Secretary of the Canterbury branch of the RNZAF Association.\nFor ex-RNZAF Mechanical Transport (MT) driver, Mike Harrison, volunteering in the technical section at the Air Force Museum was top of the list when he retired \u2013 he was so keen, in fact, to be back amongst old mates, that he started here on his very first day of retirement, back in 2005. Click the image to read more...\nmarylynne tilleyshort museum assistant\nMarylynne tilleyshort - museum assistant\nWith her background as a clerk in the NZ Army, Marylynne is perfectly poised to coordinate a wide range of administrative duties at the Museum, from running our busy Museum Headquarters reception, to liaising with our colleagues at Vbase.\nOriginally from Dunedin, Marylynne began her long clerical career with a job at the Dunedin Traffic Department before going on to work at the Dunedin Public Library as the Admin Assistant (effectively, PA to the City Librarian). After seven years there, she made the decision to join the Army, entering service with the New Zealand Women\u2019s Royal Army Corps in January 1977. This was just a few months before gender integration, which saw the separate women\u2019s services disestablished and integrated into the regular armed forces.\nFollowing integration, she joined the Royal New Zealand Army Medical Corps, serving in the Clerical trade, mostly at Burnham. She had a short stint in Singapore in the early 1980s, but had actually been forced to leave the Army to go there, as they had cancelled her posting in favour of her then husband\u2019s (a husband and wife couldn\u2019t be posted together back then). It wasn\u2019t long after she got back to New Zealand, however, that she was asked to join up again. When she eventually did leave the service, just as the Gulf War broke out at the end of 1990, she was once again hounded to stay on, but she wasn\u2019t swayed, as it would have meant moving to Wellington.\nStepping out of uniform didn\u2019t meant the end to Marylynne\u2019s Army career, however, and she stayed on in a civilian capacity right through until the position here at the Museum came up in mid-2014. Originally a maternity cover role, it extended into the full-time permanent position she now fills. Marylynne says she loves the variety that her job brings, with every day being different, and like everyone else here, it is the people that she enjoys most about working at the Museum.\nWith her background as a clerk in the NZ Army, Marylynne is perfectly poised to coordinate a wide range of administrative duties at the Museum, from running our busy Museum Headquarters reception, to liaising with our colleagues at Vbase. Click the image to read more...",
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        "raw_content": "Good governance lessons from Hollywood\nOver the past 25 years I\u2019ve had the privilege of working across numerous sectors and on a variety of different project types \u2013 for example civil engineering, new product development, business change, social change, R&D, to name a few. Whenever I\u2019ve worked on a project or programme that\u2019s at the \u2018creative\u2019 end of the spectrum I\u2019ve often faced resistance to applying a structured approach to project and programme management. As films are by their very nature creative, I\u2019ve been looking into how Hollywood manages to complete their films (aka projects) on time and repeatedly as a source of lessons.\nFirstly, let\u2019s have a look at the key players in the film industry:\nProducer \u2013 who commits to delivering a film (a new \u2018product\u2019) to the distributor based on an agreed script, cast and budget.\nDistributor \u2013 who markets the \u2018product\u2019 and commits payments to the producer based on minimum distribution guarantees for certain territories.\nFinancier(s) \u2013 who will provide the cash the producer needs to make the film.\nIn project speak we can relate the producer to the project team/supply chain, the distributor to the client/marketer and the financier to the funder. So, nothing unusual so far.\nWhat is unusual though is the use of completion guarantees (known as a completion bond). A completion bond is a form of insurance offered by a completion guarantor company in return for a percentage fee based on the film\u2019s budget. It provides a guarantee that the producer will complete and deliver the film to the distributor(s) on time. The fee is typically between three and five per cent of the budget based on the risks assessed by the completion guarantor. I regard the completion guarantor as the fourth \u2018player\u2019 as their role is significant \u2013 they provide an active not passive role in the overall governance.\nHere\u2019s how it works. The producer will need cash upfront to finance the film, so the producer uses its contract with the distributor as collateral to get a production loan from a financier (typically a bank). The financier will require a completion bond to provide them with security against the risk of non-delivery by the producer \u2013 as it\u2019s the delivery of the film that triggers the minimum payment by the distributor to the producer who then repays the production loan. The risk assessment by the completion guarantor includes assessing the capability of the key people in the production team (e.g. the director, assistant director, production manager, cinematographer and some cast members) - since the capability of these key people influence the likelihood of the film being delivered on budget, on schedule and to specification.\nIf we relate this back to our traditional project world, this is akin to assessing the capability of the sponsor, the project manager and key project personnel as a means of risk rating a project. Now, I have heard discussions at portfolio and programme boards as to the confidence in a project being linked to the personal track record of a project manager. When I\u2019m asked what level of project tolerances a board should set when delegating to a project manager my first response is often, \u201cit depends on how well you know the project manager and what their delivery track record is\u201d. Additionally, I will often comment on the appropriateness and competence of the sponsor. However, I\u2019ve never seen formal capability (or competency) assessments being used as an explicit predictor for project delivery or overall success. This is something we can learn from Hollywood. Back in our project world, project managers regularly undergo competency assessments covering behaviour as well as technical and contextual elements in line with the APM Competence Framework. But how many organisations assess the capability of their sponsors (a role which is key to overall success)? But, what would we assess them against? Many would agree that defining sponsor competencies is still \u2018work in progress\u2019 for our profession.\nAnother factor on the completion bond is that all four \u2018players\u2019 are parties to the agreement - the producer, the distributor, the financier(s) and the completion guarantor. By binding all the parties together the completion guarantor ensures that all parties\u2019 objectives and incentives are aligned and is also provided with regular updates on production progress (milestones, resourcing, costs, etc) and gains some additional rights if production falls behind plan \u2013 this can range from approving key appointments, firing and replacing production personnel (even the director or key cast members) and ultimately to \u2018step in\u2019 rights where they have the option to take control of production \u2013 effectively replacing the project/delivery team. Generally, guarantors don\u2019t really make great production companies so it\u2019s rare for them to use the nuclear \u2018step in\u2019 option. Instead, they become part of the governance arrangement by providing embedded and proactive project assurance. So, is this another thing we can learn from Hollywood? Should we consider on our traditional projects having a governance agreement that binds the parties (including the independent assurer).\nSo, how about making your next project a blockbuster? Consider applying the Hollywood approach to risk assessments by assessing the competence of the sponsor (assuming a named sponsor has been appointed!), project manager and project team and then establish governance arrangements that bind together all the \u2018players\u2019 involved. 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        "raw_content": "Branch Annual General Meeting 2015 and Swansea Tidal Lagoon presentation 20th May 2015\nMartin Gosden, the Branch Chair, conducted a brisk AGM, introduced the committee, gained approval of the 2014 AGM minutes, reviewed the past year and gave a concise programme for the next. Peter Wakeling, the Branch Treasurer, presented the financial statement for the previous financial year. Following election of the committee, Martin introduced our speaker for the evening, Ioan Jenkins, Wales Development Director, of Tidal Lagoon Power.\nIoan started his presentation explaining the concept behind tidal power, which is to harness the power of the moon through the tidal rise and fall as a free reliable, sustainable resource. This is the first of its kind in the world and Swansea will be the proof of concept for a series of 6 tidal lagoons around the UK. A major cause of project failure is technical risk, and the approach has been to use proven turbine technology and construction techniques. Other risk involves environmental impact and community support. Ioan explained that the project has unprecedented community support, and three years has been invested in planning for the project to understand the impact of the project on the environment and construction approach.\nThe Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon is the first of 6 much larger tidal lagoons planned for the UK which will provide 8-10% of the UKs power needs with low carbon power. This is equivalent to 4400 off shore wind turbines or 6 nuclear power stations. The design life is 120 years.\nThe Swansea project requires \u00a31BN of private investment, with support from Government of a Contract for Difference over 35 Years to cover the investment. Although the CFD is higher than Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power, mainly because of the small scale of Swansea Bay, it will then offer 85+ years of very cheap clean power.\nIoan explained that the vision includes creating a new UK industry base for the technology, with 50% Welsh content to regenerate the Swansea bay region and at least 65% total UK content. This will be driven by business hub around the Swansea bay area. The intention is to export the concept around the world.\nA video highlighted the concept and vision for Swansea bay, which includes 9.5 Km of wall, varying between 5 to 20 M high, enclosing an area of 11.5 Km2 which include10 Km of reef, a marine farm for oysters and other sea food, a visitor centre and art installations. Bidirectional turbines will produce 300MW of power from 2 tides over 14 hrs per day, which will meet 85% of the domestic Swansea Bay power requirements. The turbine design is well proven with 45 years of operational experience in France. The beak water walls will be built using proven geo-textile bags, dredged sand and rock facings.\nIoan explained that the final decision is expected from the Government in June following a considerable amount of work to prepare for the project. This has included an exhaustive environmental impact report, a public consultation, which showed 86% local support for the lagoon, hydrodynamic modelling, planning for linking to the National Grid, turbine design options. Value engineering will commence shortly to drive construction costs down and a marine licence is needed from the Welsh Government. An Industrial Advisory Group was formed to help research and develop a Welsh and UK supply chain for Swansea and the other lagoons, working with potential manufacturers. For instance 9 of the 12 major turbine components will be sourced in UK and Wales by Andritz Hydro.\nThe environment impact has been thoroughly investigated and positive opportunities identified including an artificial reef, bird nesting sites, increasing diversity of the environment, and shell fish farming. The economic impact will provide 1850 construction jobs, 60 operational jobs and 90 leisure jobs, providing around \u00a3650M over the operational life time to the local economy. It is expected to attract up to 100,000 visitors per annum and will provide many sports and leisure facilities as well as culture and art installations. There are also education initiatives at primary and secondary level to create interest in STEM careers.\nA planning decision is due on 10 June from the Government, with the \u00a31BN finance to be raised by end of 2015. Construction will start 2016 with first power on line during 2019.\nThis is a significant first investment in tidal power generation in the UK, with a clear vision to expand with 5 much larger lagoons, and to build a UK and Welsh industrial base to export the technology worldwide.\nIoan's presentation can be viewed below.\nSwansea lagoon presentation by ioan jenkins from Association for Project Management\nTitanic lesson in project management\nConcept to production- The challenges of project management in the RNLI\nPosted in South Wales and West of England Intermediate - Developing professional Current practice - Reports & case studies",
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        "raw_content": "M \u2013 Symbols (The meanings or the interpretation of most symbols in this dictionary are derived from the Bible)\nMail symbolizes a message from God. See \u201cLetters\u201d, \u201cLetter box\u201d and \u201cEnvelope\u201d for more information about this symbol.\nMaize (Grain)\nMaize symbolizes a person\u2019s own effort or commitment or involvement in the kingdom of God or in his personal life or ministry. This is a positive symbol indicating the good and industrious work of a person.\nMaize fields (Large)\nA large maize field with a good crop speaks of a hard-working and an industrious person. Such a person has labored very hard (spiritually or physically) in order to provide a really big harvest. This indicates that such a person deserves the crop that he or she is about to harvest.\nSee \u201cMaize (Grain)\u201d\nMaize crop (Ready for harvesting)\nA maize crop ready for harvesting speaks of a person who is ready to receive the fruit of his labor.\nSee \u201cMaize (Grain)\u201d and \u201cMaize fields\u201d.\nA man in dreams symbolizes a messenger with a message. This might be a real person. It might even be the person in the dream. This messenger might be a preacher or another Christian worker. In some cases the messenger in the dream might be an imaginary messenger. In such case the dream is about the message and not really the messenger.\nMan (Black)\nA black man symbolizes a messenger from the enemy with a false message of unbelief or evil or lies. Please take note that in real life, in the kingdom of God, black people do not differ from white people at all. Black people are not evil and they are not Satan\u2019s messengers. In dreams it is all about colors (See \u201cColors in dreams and visions (Black)\u201d. A black man (in a dream) may symbolize the situation in the life of a white man or a white woman or a black man or a black woman or any other race or gender who is spreading a false message of unbelief or a false doctrine. It has nothing to do with race or gender but everything to do with the authenticity of a message.\nPlease take note that a black man in dreams in visions does not always speak of a false message of unbelief, evil or lies. Sometimes it represents a literal black man in which case the color black does not mean anything. The same can be said for Asians, Indians, a china-man, etc. In some dreams the person represents the nation or a natural person. In other dreams the person\u2019s color represents the meaning of the specific colors in dreams. For this reason we always need to pray about this aspect to determine the meanings of different races in dreams and visions.\nMan (Black, raping someone)\nA black man in dreams and visions raping someone symbolizes a person who wants to forcefully move people to belief his false doctrines. It speaks of a person who tries his best to persuade someone in believing certain doctrines. These false doctrines are firmly established in this man\u2019s soul and that is why it is in his seed. Nobody should ever force or aggressively persuade people to believe their doctrines. People should be free to believe Biblical doctrines without any pressure from other people.\nMan/Woman (Flying by himself or herself)\nThis speaks of a person with supernatural spiritual abilities. It refers to the ability of a person to overcome earthly laws and natural situations like sicknesses and diseases and other bad situations (divine healing, wonders and miracles). At first a person might dream that they jump higher in the air than physically normal. Jumps speak of initial attempts to overcome natural laws and natural ways of life (breaking free). Later, as such a person grows spiritually, he might dream that he flies and eventually flying higher and faster. Such a person is moving supernaturally in the Spirit. The higher and the faster the flight the more a person is overcoming the limitations of natural worldly laws (bondage or subjection).\nMan (The face of man)\nA person\u2019s face in dreams and visions speaks of a person\u2019s personality. Different symbols on the face, like an insect or a sore or facial hair on a person\u2019s face reveals more information regarding the specific person\u2019s personality and actions. Remember, personality determines specific actions.\nMan (White)\nA white man in dreams and visions symbolizes a person (with a message from God), of faith or victory or righteousness or holiness or truth. Please take note that in real life, in the kingdom of God, black people do not differ from white people at all. Black people are not evil and they are not Satan\u2019s messengers. In dreams it is all about colors (See \u201cColors in dreams and visions)\u201d. A black man (in a dream) may symbolize the situation in the life of a white man or a white woman or a black man or a black woman or any other race or gender who is spreading a false message of unbelief or a false doctrine. It has nothing to do with race or gender but everything to do with the authenticity of a message.\nMan (White, raping someone)\nA white man in dreams and visions raping someone symbolizes a person who wants to forcefully move people to belief his doctrines. It speaks of a person who tries his best to persuade someone in believing certain doctrines. In this case the doctrines are the truth and are firmly established in this man\u2019s soul and that is why it is in his seed. However, such a person should never force these doctrines on people even though these doctrines are true. People should be free to believe Biblical doctrines without any pressure from other people.\nMan (Being hung)\nA man being hung symbolizing a person dying to self. It speaks of a person regarding God, his words and his ways more important than his own. It also speaks of the end of a situation.\nMan (Rich)\nA rich man in dreams and visions symbolizes a man rich in the word of God.\nManna symbolizes fresh revelations from God. It speaks of \u201ceating\u201d the true living word of God. It speaks of fresh \u201ctruths\u201d directly from God through fasting or prayer and studying his word. It speaks of the Rhema word of God which is new fresh revelations from God coming alive in our hearts or spirits. We always need to seek the face of God so that we can hear every word that proceeds out of his mouth. Fresh manna is truth and it is life.\nMattress (White)\nA white mattress symbolizes a place and a time of righteous rest.\nDreaming of McDonald\u2019s symbolizes spiritual food obtained outside the local church. This represents teachings and doctrines that have not been prepared and presented in a local congregation but obtained at another church, the internet, a bible college, etc.\nMeat (Being cooked)\nMeat being cooked symbolizes the preparation of the word of God to give to others (Teach).\nMercury is used worldwide to test and extract gold from other metals. Gold is a symbol for faith. It separates gold from other metals and impurities. Mercury in dreams therefore symbolizes the testing of a person\u2019s faith. You will probably dream of mercury when you faith is severely tested.\nSee \u201cRats and mice\u201d and \u201cRats and mice (Dead)\u201d.\nMidnight is symbolic for spiritual breakthroughs, deliverance and victory. Although one minute before midnight speaks of a time of the darkest hour, one second after midnight speaks of the victory. All over the Scriptures this is clearly observed.\nSee \u201cAircraft (Military)\u201d\nMilk speaks of basic spiritual food (principles of God in the area of salvation, repentance, the baptism in water and in the Spirit of God). It is all about the elementary doctrines or the elementary information about Christianity and faith. This information is specifically meant for newborn Christians. As we all know, babies, infants and toddlers are physically, mentally and socially immature. See \u201cBreast\u201d. They still rely a lot on their mothers and other adults to help them develop and help them deal with life. Spiritually this is also true. Young Christians rely on spiritually mature Christians to feed them with the pure and elementary word of God. Later in life they learn to prepare their own food and even later in life, when they have reached spiritual maturity they enjoy thick juicy and of course even tough steaks, which in a spiritual sense are the solid foods of the Church.\nA motel symbolizes para church organizations like missions and evangelical outreach organizations.\nMoney symbolizes the spoken word of God. The word of God produces faith (faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God). A gold coin speaks of the spoken word of God which produces Godly faith. Godly faith is in fact the Godly \u201ccurrency\u201d which enables us to buy spiritual blessings. Faith in action is therefore closely related to money in dreams and visions. So although money symbolizes the word of God, never forget that faith is God\u2019s currency in the kingdom of God and should always be taken into consideration when interpreting dreams.\nMoney (bill)\nA money bills speak of the written word of God which can be the Bible or a good spiritual book.\nMoney (Exchange foreign money for local money)\nWhen a person dreams that he exchanges foreign currency into local currency it means that he needs to translate a spiritual book or the Bible.\nThe moon speaks of the comfort and joy of the Holy Spirit (as per the new moon festivals of the old Jewish nation). The Holy Spirit can be experienced as a feast of joy, comfort and peace. The Father is sometimes symbolized by the son, Jesus Christ by the Bright Morning star and The Holy Spirit by the moon.\nThe moon is therefore sometimes a symbol of the Holy Spirit acting like a loving caring mother comforting her child.\nThe moon also speaks of the gifts of the Holy Spirit.\nIn a negative sense the moon symbolizes demonic activities.\nJust as a mosquito, being a parasite, sucking blood from the host, so is a person who gets advise from other people instead from God. A person who is symbolized by a mosquito is only fruitful when he drains other people for wisdom, initiative and advise. In stead of obtaining is own wisdom and fruitfulness from God, such a person depends on other people. Such a person does not develop an intimate personal relationship with God.\nWhen you dream of your mother it symbolizes the Holy Spirit. We are all spiritually born of the Holy Spirit like we all have been in the natural of our earthly mothers.\nA mother-in-law symbolizes a legal obligation to do the right thing although one might not want to do it.\nSee \u201cVehicle\u201d.\nSee \u201cVehicle (Motorbike)\u201d.\nMountains in dreams speak of promotions, victories and/or breakthroughs. These breakthroughs and victories are achieved through effort and perseverance. The different kinds of mountains symbolize certain additional aspects regarding the victories and breakthroughs that were achieved.\nIn a negative sense mountains symbolize obstacles that need to be removed or conquered. Usually when climbing such a mountain a lot of hindrances and hardships are symbolized by loose rocks falling from the top, difficult areas to reach or steep rock faces and other difficult areas to overcome. Sometimes it is just almost impossible to find a place for your feet or your hands to get a grip.\nMountain (Black and removed)\nGod is indicating that a difficult, heavy or depressing obstacle will be removed.\nMountain (Paper mountain)\nWhen at first a mountain appears to be real but later found to be made of paper, this indicates that the situation is not really a problem as anticipated. You just thought that it was.\nMountain (Snow on top)\nGod says that although it looks like an obstacle their will eventually be financial or spiritual blessings (Snow is frozen water and therefore a blessing \u2013 See \u201cWater). When it melts the promises of blessings come into fulfillment. In such cases your blessings and your victory is just frozen or preserved for the future.\nMountain (Conquered and on top)\nMountains sometimes symbolize promotion and victory. It takes an effort to climb mountains and therefore such victories and promotions speak of victories and promotions achieved through effort and perseverance.\nA mouth in dreams and visions symbolizes a person who speaks the oracles of God that brings life or a person who speaks negative words that brings death.\nWith the help of the teeth the mouth is also used to \u201ceat\u201d the word of God.\nMoving back in dreams and visions speaks of withdrawing spiritually or loosing ground.\nMud symbolizes sins or mixing with the world (Relationships). It speaks of worldly or fleshly actions.\nMud (On feet or shoes)\nMud on our feet and shoes symbolizes that we or a specific person is involved with wrong people. It could mean a relationship with the wrong people or a specific person. We are not supposed to mix with people of the world. It speaks of walking in sin.\nMud (On hands)\nMud on hands speaks of a person organizing or planning sins or a sinful life. It speaks of those actions that makes sins possible in a person\u2019s life.\nSee \u201cTree (Mulberry tree)\u201d.\nA mummy symbolizes a person who holds onto old traditions. Old traditions in the church which are artificially kept alive speak of the preservation of something which is actually dead. We all know that the church is a living breathing creature, the bride of Christ and the children of God. The fundamental or foundational truths and ways of the living body of Christ never changes. It always stays relevant. Man-made traditions are not really part of the church and should not be preserved.\nWith this symbol we are actually referring to man made institutions. We know that many false doctrines, liturgical traditions and methods of worship and all sorts of rules and regulations were implemented in the institutional church through the years. It all started with Constantine and it still happens today. On the contrary God has been quite busy through all those years spiritually maturing the church. The church has been delivered from a lot of those man-made institutions and God is still busy purifying the body of Christ.\nA mushroom symbolizes fast growth or a sudden reaction on some financial or spiritual trigger causing fast growth without much labor. This speaks of an unexpected and sudden financial blessing.\nMushroom (Pale)\nA pale colored mushroom symbolizes a temptation to grow fast. In this case, fast growth may end up in possible death or financial losses.\nA mustache is a symbol of spiritual strength or honor and age (maturity) in terms of the spoken word of God\nIf a person dreams of a mustache made of flesh it symbolizes that he speaks words of flesh and not the word of God. This mustache of flesh must be removed and replaced with a real mustache (white or gold or purple or blue).\nSee \u201cTree (Mustard tree)\u201d.\nIn a general sense mussels symbolizes wrong methods of approaching people. Mussels cling to a rock in such a way that it is very difficult to remove them. The harder you try to remove them the more they resist you from removing them from the rock. This is sometimes symbolized by applying a knife from the back of a mussel in order to forcefully remove it from the rock. This speaks of people who sometimes approach other people in a harsh legalistic way which causes resistance. People want to be approached in a more civil or positive way like inviting them or \u201cdrawing\u201d or \u201cpulling\u201d them in the right direction.\nMussels can also speak of \u201csteadfastness\u201d by clinging onto the Rock of ages, Jesus Christ.\nIn a negative sense, especially pertaining to a specific situation, this clinging onto something can also be negative when it is the wrong things they cling to.\nSee \u201cTree (Mustard)\u201d or \u201cSeed (Mustard)\u201d\n3 thoughts on \u201cM \u2013 Symbols Dreams And Visions\u201d\nSo you meant a black men symbolize messenger from darkness. I am sure you are demon possessed and sent from hell. The spirit that gave you this interpretation is not of God. You need to repent and accept Yeshua the Christ.\nI am sorry that this offends you. It is explained quite clearly in this post that it is all about the meanings of colors (Color spectrum). It is not about the human being. The meaning of this symbol has been thoroughly checked and double checked numerous times and real life situations and incidents have been recorded to prove it over and over again. We have made no mistake here. Meanings of dream symbols belong to God. He is the Author of each and every symbol and it\u2019s meaning. He is not a racist and I am not a racist. I am not apologizing for something that I have no control over. Dream symbols and it\u2019s meanings does not belong to me. You can either accept it or reject it but that will not change the meaning of this symbol.\nA man in dreams symbolizes a messenger with a message. This might be a real person. It might even be the person in the dream. This messenger might be a preacher or another Christian worker. In some cases the messenger in the dream might be an imaginary messenger. In such case the dream is about the message and not really the messenger. 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        "raw_content": "The European Medicines Agency accepts marketing authorisation application for Imfinzi in locally-advanced unresectable non-small cell lung cancer\nAstraZeneca, along with MedImmune, its global biologics research and development arm, has announced that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has accepted a Marketing Authorisation Application (MAA) for Imfinzi (durvalumab) for the treatment of patients with locally-advanced (Stage III), unresectable non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) whose disease has not progressed following platinum-based chemoradiation therapy. This is the first registrational submission for Imfinzi in the European Union.\nThe MAA submission acceptance is an important milestone for Imfinzi in a disease state where patients need better treatment options and outcomes. Currently, the standard of care for patients with this earlier stage of lung disease is active monitoring following concurrent chemoradiation.\nThe MAA submission is based on positive progression-free survival (PFS) data from the Phase III PACIFIC trial. The trial continues to evaluate overall survival (OS), its other primary endpoint. Detailed results of the PACIFIC trial, including additional safety information, were published online in the New England Journal of Medicine.\nAbout Locally-Advanced (Stage III) NSCLC\nLocally-advanced (Stage III) lung cancer is commonly divided into two stages (IIIA and IIIB), which are defined by how much the cancer has spread locally and the possibility of surgery. This differentiates it from Stage IV disease, when the cancer has spread (metastasised) to distant organs.\nStage III lung cancer represents approximately one-third of NSCLC incidence and was estimated to affect around 105,000 patients in the top-7 countries in 2016[1]. More than 70% of these patients have tumours that are unresectable. The current standard of care is chemotherapy and radiation followed by active surveillance to monitor for progression. The prognosis remains poor and long-term survival rates are low.\nThe PACIFIC trial is a randomised, double-blinded, placebo-controlled, multi-centre trial of Imfinzi as treatment in unselected patients with locally-advanced, unresectable (Stage III) NSCLC who have not progressed following platinum-based chemotherapy concurrent with radiation therapy.\nThe trial is being conducted in 235 centres across 26 countries involving approximately 700 patients. The primary endpoints of the trial are progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS), and secondary endpoints include landmark PFS and OS, objective response rate (ORR) and duration of response.\nImfinzi (durvalumab), a human monoclonal antibody directed against PD-L1, blocks PD-L1 interaction with PD-1 and CD80 on T cells, countering the tumour's immune-evading tactics and inducing an immune response.\nImfinzi has already received accelerated approval in the US for the treatment of patients with locally advanced or metastatic urothelial carcinoma, who have disease progression during or following platinum-containing chemotherapy, or whose disease has progressed within 12 months of receiving platinum-containing chemotherapy before (neoadjuvant) or after (adjuvant) surgery.\nAs part of a broad development programme, Imfinzi is also being investigated for the adjuvant treatment of patients with NSCLC in the CCTG (Canadian Cancer Trials Group) trial ADJUVANT (BR31). In the MYSTIC, NEPTUNE, and PEARL Phase III trials, Imfinzi is being studied for 1st-line treatment as monotherapy and/or in combination with tremelimumab, an anti-CTLA-4 monoclonal antibody, for the treatment of metastatic NSCLC. The POSEIDON trial is investigating Imfinzi with and without tremelimumab in combination with chemotherapy in the same population.\nImmuno-Oncology (IO) is a therapeutic approach designed to stimulate the body\u2019s immune system to attack tumours. At AstraZeneca and MedImmune, our biologics research and development arm, our IO portfolio is anchored by immunotherapies that have been designed to overcome anti-tumour immune suppression. We believe that IO-based therapies will offer the potential for life-changing cancer treatments for the vast majority of patients.\nWe are pursuing a comprehensive clinical trial programme that includes Imfinzi (anti-PD-L1) monotherapy and in combination with tremelimumab (anti-CTLA-4) in multiple tumour types, stages of disease, and lines of therapy, using the PD-L1 biomarker as a decision-making tool to define the best potential treatment path for a patient. In addition, the ability to combine our IO portfolio with small, targeted molecules from across our oncology pipeline, and with those of our research partners, may provide new treatment options across a broad range of tumours.\nAstraZeneca has a deep-rooted heritage in Oncology and offers a quickly growing portfolio of new medicines that has the potential to transform patients\u2019 lives and the Company\u2019s future. With at least six new medicines to be launched between 2014 and 2020, and a broad pipeline of small molecules and biologics in development, we are committed to advance New Oncology as one of AstraZeneca\u2019s five Growth Platforms focused on lung, ovarian, breast and blood cancers. In addition to our core capabilities, we actively pursue innovative partnerships and investments that accelerate the delivery of our strategy as illustrated by our investment in Acerta Pharma in haematology.\nMedImmune is the global biologics research and development arm of AstraZeneca, a global, innovation-driven biopharmaceutical business that focuses on the discovery, development and commercialisation of small molecule and biologic prescription medicines. MedImmune is pioneering innovative research and exploring novel pathways across Oncology; Respiratory, Cardiovascular & Metabolic Diseases; and Infection and Vaccines. 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        "raw_content": "Attorney-General, Christian Porter, said this means that any person who undertakes certain activities on behalf of a foreign principal for the purpose of influencing the national political or government processes will be required to register under the scheme.\n\"FITS will shine a light of transparency on the activities in Australia of foreign principals and their activities in Australia,\" the Attorney-General said.\n\"Individuals or entities undertaking activities on behalf of a foreign principal may need to register, depending on who the foreign principal is, the nature and purpose of the activities undertaken, and in some cases, whether the person has held a senior public position in Australia.\n\"Activities covered by the scheme include parliamentary lobbying, general political lobbying, communications activity and disbursement activity, done on behalf of a foreign principal for the purpose of political or governmental influence.\"\nThe Attorney-General said FITS, along with the Espionage and Foreign Interference Act, which passed Parliament with bipartisan support in June of this year, provide key protections to our national security and democratic institutions and processes and support our sovereignty, values and national interests.\n\"These new national security Acts were requested by our national security agencies and reflect the fact that, as we have heard time and time again from our most senior national security leaders, we live in a time of unprecedented foreign intelligence activity against Australia with more foreign agents, from more foreign powers, using more tradecraft to engage in espionage and foreign interference than at any time since the Cold War.\"\nUnder FITS, it is the responsibility of the person undertaking the activity to determine whether they are required to register and it is an offence not to register if required to do so.\nRegistration must be completed within 14 days of either entering into a relationship with a foreign principal or undertaking a registrable activity on behalf of a foreign principal.\nUnder amendments to the Scheme passed by the Australian Parliament this week, a three-month grace period applies to existing relationships or arrangements. Should writs for a general election be issued before 10 March 2019, the grace period is reduced to 14 days, ensuring the Scheme will be in operation before the next election.\nDetailed guidance material and to register, visit: www.ag.gov.au/transparency",
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        "raw_content": "They may not be something you think about very often, but your vehicle\u2019s brakes are one feature that should always be in top working condition. There are two ways to check for brake wear on disc brakes: by looking and by listening.\nFirst, check for wear by looking at your brake pads through the spaces between the wheel\u2019s spokes. The outside pad will be pressed against a metal rotor. Generally, there should be at least 1/4 inch of pad. If you see less than 1/4 inch of pad, you may want to have your brake pads inspected or replaced. Have you ever heard a high-pitched screeching sound when you applied your brakes? That\u2019s a small metal shim, called a wear indicator, which is giving you an audible warning that you need to replace your brake pads\nYou should be aware of this sound (which is loud enough to be heard while the windows are up, but not necessarily loud enough to be heard over the radio or air conditioner). If you hear it regularly, quickly make an appointment with your mechanic. Here are some other signs of brake problems. If you experience any of these, you should visit your repair shop as soon as possible:\nReduced responsiveness or fading. If your brakes are not as responsive as they should be or if the pedal \u201csinks\u201d toward the floor, this could be an indication of a hydraulic problem in the braking system.\nPulling. If your vehicle \u201cpulls\u201d to one side while braking, this could indicate a binding or failed caliper or hydraulic problem.\nGrinding or growling. This loud metallic sound usually means that you have worn down the pads completely. The grinding or growling noise is caused by the brake pad assembly\u2019s metal backing making contact with the brake rotor. If this happens, do not be surprised if your mechanic tells you that the rotors need to be resurfaced or even replaced.\nVibration. A vibration or pulsating brake pedal is often a symptom of warped rotors. Warped rotors are caused by severe braking for long periods, such as when driving down a steep mountain or when towing. Tremendous amounts of friction are created under these conditions, heating up the rotors and causing them to warp. The vibration is felt because the brake pads are not able to grab the surface evenly. This is a very common condition in the foothills.\nFor many owners, maintaining the vehicle\u2019s brakes is something that is often overlooked. But keeping your brakes in good working order can prevent costly repairs down the line, and, more importantly, help you avoid a collision.",
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        "raw_content": "Gran Hotel Kempinski Manzana La Habana, Cuba\nWith Obama\u2019s recent lifting of the travel ban to Cuba from the United States, it\u2019s only a matter of time before the island becomes one of the luxury holiday destinations. And Europe\u2019s oldest luxury hotel group Kempinski is grabbing the opportunity with both hand by the announcement they will open Cuba\u2019s first five-star hotel, the Gran Hotel Kempinski, later this year.\nOriginally built between 1894 and 1917 as the first European style shopping arcade in Cuba, Gran Hotel Manzana Kempinski La Habana (to give it its full name) is situated in the heart of old Havana amidst UNESCO World Heritage sites, giving stunning views across the historic city with the likes of the Capitol and the Great Theatre of Havana both directly in view.\nThe five-story hotel will be housed within the historic Manzana de G\u00f3mez shopping centre among its 500+ shops and offices. Inside the restored neoclassical building, Gran Hotel Kempinski Manzana La Habana will offer 246 rooms and suites, ranging in size from around 430 to 1,600 square feet.\nEach interior is designed with a crisp contemporary White palette with vaulted ceilings and large French windows \u2013 so all very Cuban. As well as three restaurants, a lobby bar, an on-site spa, there\u2019s also a rooftop terrace with a swimming pool, giving stunning views across Havana. Naturally, there\u2019s also an in-house cigar lounge.\nFlanked by Bacardi rum\u2019s art deco bell tower and the National Museum of Fine Arts, the Manzana de G\u00f3mez location gives guests at the Gran Hotel Kempsinki an easy walk to Old Havana\u2019s main interconnecting artery Calle Obispo, while the famous Castillo del Morro lighthouse is only a 10-minute drive.\nThe Gran Hotel Kempinski Manzana La Habana in Havana, Cuba is set to open later this year. Head over to the Kempinski Website for more details.",
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        "raw_content": "2013 May A Six-Figure Year for this B2B Copywriter\nA Six-Figure Year for this B2B Copywriter\nAWAI member Brian Whitaker has recently seen some very tangible evidence of success as a Business-to-Business, or B2B, copywriter: he just bought a new car with proceeds from his freelance projects.\nAll-in-all, Brian\u2019s first year as a \u201csolopreneur,\u201d as he calls himself, has been quite a ride. He\u2019s completed 29 projects for seven clients. The smallest project paid $500; the largest $20,000. And all told, he\u2019s made $114,784 in the last year.\n\u201cIt feels great to be successful. I\u2019m glad I can support my family, and the lifestyle changes have been an enormous plus. But, I can also see much more potential,\u201d says Brian, an AWAI member for three years. \u201cI\u2019m still a relative newcomer to being a solopreneur, and there\u2019s so much untapped opportunity I need to connect with. I\u2019m not dwelling on past successes, I\u2019m still oriented to the future.\u201d\nBrian\u2019s background is in sales and marketing for high-tech companies, on the corporate side. So when he decided to go freelance as a copywriter, B2B was a natural fit. He\u2019s done sales presentations, brochures, web writing, white papers, video scripts, and much more, primarily in the data storage industry.\n\u201cThe biggest project was a campaign for a new product launch. I had to devise the market positioning, messaging, write web copy, brochures, training presentations, email marketing, blog posts, and coordinate the efforts of several engineers who were writing more technical content,\u201d says Brian.\nAttending last year\u2019s B2B Copywriting Intensive gave him a leg up as well.\n\u201cThe Intensive gave me advice on improving my website that led directly to two small projects and a new client,\u201d recounts Brian.\nHe\u2019s busy. But he still embraces the freedom and flexibility of freelancing.\n\u201cI\u2019m an avid fly fisherman, so once a week or so, I take two hours over lunch, head to the local river, and spend time communing with nature,\u201d says Brian. \u201cAlso, last year, for the first time in my working life, I took off every Friday and organized three-day weekends with my family.\u201d\nIt sounds like you\u2019ve found the writer\u2019s life, Brian. Great work!\nYou can find out more about Brian\u2019s B2B career at his freelance website: www.zbcontent.com.\n1 Response to \u201cA Six-Figure Year for this B2B Copywriter\u201d\nHi Brian, this is a very encouraging testimony, and it has really encouraged me to keep working hard because my day is also coming.\nMartha \u2013 June 17, 2013 at 9:51 am",
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        "raw_content": "Septimius Severus - Rome's African Emperor\nIn the Historia Augusta, we learn some interesting background facts about Septimius Severus, the Roman Emperor from Africa. As it happens, he had several premonitions that one day he might rule Rome.\nThe relevant Historia Augusta passage is presented here, in bullet-point format, for easier reading:\nSoon after he had come to Rome he fell in with a stranger who at that very moment was reading the life of the Emperor Hadrian, and he snatched at this incident as an omen of future prosperity.\nHe had still another omen of empire: for once, when he was invited to an imperial banquet and came wearing a cloak, when he should have worn his toga, ** he was lent an official toga of the emperor's own. And that same night he dreamed that he tugged at the udders of a wolf, like Remus and Romulus.\nHe sat down, furthermore, in the emperor's chair, which a servant had carelessly left accessible, being quite unaware that this was not allowed.\nAnd once, while he was sleeping in a tavern, a snake coiled about his head, and when his friends awoke from their sleep and shouted at it, it departed without doing him any harm.\nDuring the last three years of his life, Severus lived in the town of York (in the Roman province of Britannia). The town, then called Eboracum, served as a good base for an Emperor to push back Caledonians (from Scotland) who were attacking Rome's interests in northern Britannia. As a result, York (during those years) became one of the most important cities in the world.\nAfter serving nearly eighteen years as Rome\u2019s emperor, Severus died (in Britannia, today\u2019s England) during 211 AD. His body was burned on a pyre, in York.\nWhat about the Emperor\u2019s African roots? We learn more about that topic from the British Museum:\nSeptimius Severus was the first Roman Emperor born in Africa. He ruled between AD 193 and 211. Although his family was of Phoenician rather than black African descent, ancient literary sources refer to the dark colour of his skin and relate that he kept his African accent into old age.\nHe was an accomplished general who, having defeated his internal enemies in a series of civil wars, went on to victories at the furthest frontiers of the Empire, from Mesopotamia to Britain, where he died, at York (Eboracum) in AD 211.\nHe is shown with his characteristic forked beard and tight curled hair, and is wearing military dress. The statue is not carved fully in the round, but is flat and unfinished at the back, suggesting that it was part of an architectural design. It probably stood in a niche which decorated a public building or monument such as a bath building or a fountain-screen. Much of the statue's detail would have been added in paint.\nSeverus' two sons Caracalla and Geta were instructed by their father on his death-bed to \u201cpay the troops, get on with each other and ignore everyone else.\u201d Within a year, however, Caracalla had murdered his brother and reigned alone, with all vestiges of Geta's image and name removed from buildings, official inscriptions and dedications; a process known as \u201cDamnatio Memoriae\u201d [officially \"condemning the memory\" of a Roman Emperor].\nThis image, of a wooden tondo, depicts the imperial family and is currently maintained at the Altes Museum (in Berlin). We see Septimius Severus and his wife Julia Domna (who died in 217, six years after her husband), their son Caracalla (who became Rome\u2019s Emperor in 211) and their son Geta (whose image was erased after Caracalla had his brother killed).\n** Hadr. xxii.2.\nWhat does this contemporary image of Septimius Severus tell you about him?\nWhat would cause Rome's Emperor, and his family, to live in York (a town in today's England)? Why did York become one of the most-important cities in the world during that time frame?\nIn this image we see the erased face of an Imperial family member. Why woud Caracalla officially order the condemnation of his brother's memory? Does \"out of sight\" always translate into \"out of mind?\"\nDo citizens actually stop thinking about events (or a murder victim) just because a government officially condemns the memory? What power does one individual, even a high-ranking government official, have over the memory of another person?\nPhoto of the \"Berlin Tondo\" by Jona Lendering, online via Livius.org.\nBos, Carole \"Septimius Severus - Rome's African Emperor\" AwesomeStories.com. Feb 15, 2014. Feb 15, 2019.\n<http://www.awesomestories.com/asset/view/Septimius-Severus-Rome-s-African-Emperor>.\nEmperor Septimius Severus",
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        "raw_content": "Ascendant Provides Exploration Update on El Mochito Mine\nAscendant Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:ASND) (\"Ascendant\" or the \"Company\") is pleased to provide a progress report further to the operational update issued January 17th, 2017. Following the change of ownership on December 20, 2016 the Ascendant management team has had the opportunity to undertake a more detailed review of current mine operations with the mine staff and its technical consultants in order to construct a plan to optimize operations at the El Mochito Mine with the goal of delivering sustainable profitability. The Company has also initiated a detailed review of the exploration opportunities at El Mochito to enhance ore grade and increase tonnage. Management continues to further examine opportunities to optimize operations and drive exploration success.\nThe Company is currently focused on immediate opportunities to increase mine production and underground development, improve maintenance programs, review equipment status and focus on an overall reduction of operating costs. Ascendant has identified several immediate optimization activities to be implemented that should have a material impact on cash flows in the near-term. These initiatives are intended to improve current production which was hindered by short-term mine objectives and significantly lower investment in underground development and backfilling of open stopes during the second half of 2016. These low levels of reinvestment have resulted in a limited underground development program that has restricted access to higher grade chimney ore. The lack of adequate backfilling and ground stability work has also necessitated more underground rehabilitation work than had been expected to ensure a safe working environment.\nThe issues outlined above combined with suboptimal equipment availability (due to reduced spare parts availability) and poor mine logistics have impacted recent production. During the fourth quarter of 2016, ore throughput averaged 1,468 tpd. Production in the fourth quarter was impacted by a slow restart following a mine fatality in August which saw the temporary shutdown of the mine in September to review safety practices. For January, production averaged approximately 1,530 tpd when operating. Current operating costs, which have a high degree of fixed costs and are significantly impacted by production volume, are approximately $75/t before capital expenditures. Many of the issues identified during the due diligence process were identified as opportunities that could be overcome under the new leadership of the Ascendant management team, however, the initial lower ore throughput means management is starting below our initial expected baseline. Despite this initial setback, and based upon the review to date, management remain highly confident that the mine production rates in excess of 2,200 tpd combined with lower units costs to the mid or low $50/t range can be achieved over the next 18 months.\nPresident and CEO, Chris Buncic commented, \"The past 45 days since taking control of the operations at El Mochito on December 20th, 2016 have been an extremely busy and productive period for the Company. As discussed in today's press release, under-investment by the previous owner and poor production rates leading up to the Acquisition have set our timeline back several months but we are confident that we have seen the inflection point and the outlook going forward remains strong.\" He continued, \"Regarding operations, our mining team and technical consultants have created an achievable plan to ramp-up production to 2,000 tpd and potentially higher over the next 12 -18 months. At the same time, new exploration and development programs should enable us to access higher grade \"chimney\" style ore in conjunction with this higher throughput. We remain extremely pleased with the timely nature of the acquisition given the continued strength in the zinc market and we look forward to providing regular market updates as we move forward.\"\nInitial Optimization plans\nWhile Ascendant continues its review, following the Company's third week of technical review on site, numerous opportunities have been identified and are being implemented to increase throughput and reduce costs. The initial focus targets the following areas:\nUnderground Safety - We remain committed to improving the overall safety standards at El Mochito. Ascendant has continued to instill an improved safety culture at the mine and addressed deficiencies in various safety areas such as adding fire extinguishers, refuge areas and emergency signage underground.\nReduce Unproductive Time per shift - Currently it is estimated that up to a third of every shift is lost in unproductive time due to logistics, poor planning and communications. Ascendant management believes an improved focus on scheduling, more detailed supervision and accountability should reduce this lost time to more acceptable levels, adding additional productive hours per day.\nHorizontal Development - During the latter part of 2016 horizontal development was reduced to very low levels. In order to ensure sufficient working areas and to gain access to new higher grade zones management are aiming to accelerate underground development in excess of 1,000 ft per month. Increased underground flexibility should support a more stable operating environment moving forward.\nHaulage Logistics - Maximizing ore tonnes per truck trip and increasing the number of trips per shift can be achieved, including appropriate staffing of vehicles to maximize productive hours per day. Various programs are being implemented including driver priority at shift change, better truck loading and better underground planning to ensure over utilization of the fleet is maximized. For every additional truck cycle per shift management estimates that this could add approximately 48tpd per truck. As such assuming 7 trucks are available this could add more than 350 tpd of combined ore and waste movement.\nFleet Availability and Utilization - Continued improvement in the maintenance programs remains a priority given the age of much of the fleet. A lack of preventative maintenance in the past has resulted in lower availability which Ascendant is currently addressing. Once availability is enhanced, the focus will shift to improving fleet utilization. We note fleet availability rates have already begun to show improvement and are now closer to 70% as compared to 60% in the second half of 2016 given more focus on preventative as opposed to reactive maintenance. That said, overall utilization rates remain low at closer to 55% due planning and communication issues. As part of this process we plan to undertake a review of the fleet to determine the optimal size which may lead to fleet renewal to support sustainable long-term production targets.\nGeneral Operating Costs - Ascendant is placing renewed focus on reducing costs related to production and to ancillary activities with an initial target of a 10% reduction. Ascendant is in the process of commencing several initiatives to reduce overall input costs, external service costs and extraneous expenses.\nUnion Transition and the CBA\nDuring the process of Ascendant's negotiations for the acquisition of the El Mochito Mine with the previous owners, the collective bargaining agreement (\"CBA\") between the Company's Honduran subsidiary American Pacific Honduras SA de CV and the applicable workers' union expired at the end of September 2016. It was agreed between the previous owners and the union to defer negotiations on a new CBA until the completion of Ascendant's acquisition. During this period, dissatisfaction amongst workers led to a change in union leadership, which has culminated in a work stoppage at the El Mochito Mine that commenced late last week. Management is currently in discussions with the new union representatives to restart operations. The expectation is that once the workers have returned to work and full operations have resumed, management will immediately progress to negotiate a new CBA. In the meantime, mining and milling operations have been put on hold but general maintenance and administrative activities continue at the mine.\nAscendant Resources Provides Optimization Program Report on El Mochito Mine\nMr. Buncic continued, \"While we are disappointed with the work stoppage, this temporary delay ultimately gives us the opportunity to bring forward the negotiation of a new collective bargaining agreement, which we knew from the outset would be required, and allows us to start off on the right foot as we deliver on our strategy. We are optimistic these negotiations will be concluded in the near term and will create a positive long term compensation structure for our employees that will incentivize them in line with our corporate objectives.\"\nExploration Review Update\nOver the past several weeks, the Company has continued to review the various exploration targets to better define short and long-term opportunities and goals. To date the exploration at El Mochito has created numerous targets for future evaluation which management believe could add significant high grade resources and potentially extend the mine life of EL Mochito upon future definition. Figure 1 outlines the various near mine target areas, classified in terms of short, medium and long-term targets. The rate at which the Company may define such targets is limited to available cash flow. Please refer to the Company's NI 43-101 technical report on the El Mochito Mine available at www.SEDAR.com (the \"El Mochito Technical Report\").\nThe El Mochito exploration teams estimate that, based upon historical work, there is the potential to add in the order of 2.0MM tonnes of additional resources from short and medium term targets, though there is insufficient exploration at this time to define the targets as a resource and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in any part of the target becoming a resource or mineral reserve. Of importance is that the bulk of these additional untested resources are targets of extensions of known chimney zones where ore grades are typically materially higher than that of current production. As the mine focuses on blending chimney ore with the larger mantos regions, defining additional chimney material should enable a higher percentage of higher grade chimney material in the blend. This provides the potential to see a material long-term boost in head grade to the mill provided these programs are successful.\nShort-term targets are defined as those where drilling stations are essentially in place or could quickly be installed without the need for underground development. Key targets include the Victoria zone (current ore grades for known resources in the mantos in this region are 5.2% zinc, 1.5% lead and 24 g/t silver and 4.3% zinc, 2.6% lead and 44 g/t silver in the chimney's in the region) and the smaller Palmer Dyke targets (current resources in the region grade over 6.0% zinc, 4.8% lead and 79 g/t silver) per the El Mochito Technical Report.\nMedium-term targets require a degree of underground development to access these regions to undertake drilling and future production development. While there are several such targets, a key undertaking would be the development along the Imperial trend to open up drilling stations for the upward extension of the McKenney, Barbasco, Imperial and Esperanza chimney zones. Definition of these zones is currently restricted by the inability of the drills to reach these areas from current drilling platforms. Once again, ore resources in these regions which has either been mined or are currently in the mine plan suggest the potential to define higher than average ore grade material. It is estimated that a total of 4,500 ft of development would be required to be able to fully establish the drilling platforms for the upper chimney extensions of these zones. This development would also open up the higher regions of the mine area to new exploration which has been constrained historically by the lack of development to access drilling in this area. Additional medium-term targets are the further extension of known resources where drilling to date has been restricted due to lack of access such as the Santa Elena zone, Nina Blanco and the Deep Mantos targets.\nLonger-term targets are generally more speculative in nature and further away from current workings, yet most have some historical drilling to support further exploration efforts. Management believes the potential exists to add material tonnage to the overall resource if successful. The bulk of these targets are focused on the extension of structural zones which historically have controlled the ore deposit. A primary example would be along the Porvenir trend where historical drilling about 3,000 ft form current working intersected large widths of ore grade material that has yet to be fully defined. Further the potential for mineralization to exist between current workings and the target area is viewed as high. For example, historical drilling in the area produced hole 14-PS-01 which intersected 30.7ft @ 9.9% zinc, 2.0% lead and 32 g/t silver. Hole 14-PS-02 intersected 27.8ft @ 5.9% zinc, 3.8% lead and 35 g/t silver. In addition to near mine longer term targets there are numerous regional targets to be explored starting from grass roots exploration to better understand known outcropping in the region.\nThis press release was prepared under the supervision of Mr. Robert Campbell, M.Sc., P.Geo., a member of the board of directors of Ascendant and a \"qualified person\" for the purposes of NI 43-101.\nSource: http://www.ascendantresources.com/",
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        "raw_content": "6 Takeaways from Theresa May\u2019s Speech\nHello, forex friends! Theresa May gave a major speech yesterday, outlining her plans for the U.K.\u2019s relationship with the E.U., as well as her Brexit goals.\nIf you somehow missed Theresa May\u2019s speech, then here are her 12 Brexit objectives, as well as the 6 key takeaways that you should know about (scroll down for the latter).\n1: We will provide certainty wherever we can. pic.twitter.com/2Kbai8MkZ6\n\u2014 UK Prime Minister (@Number10gov) January 17, 2017\n2: Leaving the European Union will mean that our laws will be made in Westminster, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast. pic.twitter.com/vtmRzb74TE\n3: A stronger Britain demands that we strengthen the precious union between the four nations of the United Kingdom. pic.twitter.com/JybNhdnr9R\n4: We will deliver a practical solution that allows the maintenance of the Common Travel Area with the Republic of Ireland. pic.twitter.com/4HYq5JJBR3\n5: Brexit must mean control of the number of people who come to Britain from Europe. pic.twitter.com/vfORKs1jnn\n6: We want to guarantee rights of EU citizens living in Britain & rights of British nationals in other member states, as early as we can. pic.twitter.com/5gReg4KwnM\n7: Not only will the government protect the rights of workers set out in European legislation, we will build on them. pic.twitter.com/TZgWqsWXWm\n8: We will pursue a bold and ambitious Free Trade Agreement with the European Union. pic.twitter.com/FiRylZGDq0\n9: It is time for Britain to get out into the world and rediscover its role as a great, global, trading nation. pic.twitter.com/Kt8qRYMWTr\n10. We will welcome agreement to continue to collaborate with our European partners on major science, research and technology initiatives. pic.twitter.com/cxlEmGywXx\n11: We will continue to work closely with our European allies in foreign and defence policy even as we leave the EU itself. pic.twitter.com/lZaO9qhmyS\n12: We believe a phased process of implementation will be in the interests of Britain, the EU institutions and member states. pic.twitter.com/5gMEb1Klpk\nThe 6 Key Takeaways\nFrom the above 12 objectives, 1, 8, 9, and 12 are of particular interest to forex traders. And here are the key takeaways from \u2019em and the other parts of Theresa May\u2019s speech.\nThe U.K. is leaving the E.U., but\u2026\nParliament gets to vote on the final Brexit deal\nThe U.K. is leaving the E.U. Single Market\nThe U.K. will renegotiate the E.U. Customs Union\nNo plans for a transitional deal\nDon\u2019t mess with the U.K. or else\u2026\nAs for details\u2026\n1. The U.K. is leaving the E.U., but\u2026\nIn her message to the rest of Europe, the British PM said that \u201cWe are leaving the European Union, but we are not leaving Europe.\u201d\nShe clarified by saying that the U.K. does not want \u201cpartial membership of the European Union, associate membership of the European Union, or anything that leaves [the U.K.] half-in, half-out.\u201d In short, there would be clean break from the E.U.\nHowever, \u201cIt remains overwhelmingly and compellingly in Britain\u2019s national interest that the E.U. should succeed.\u201d Theresa May then extended her hand in friendship, saying that the U.K.\u2019s decision to leave the E.U. \u201crepresents no desire to become more distant to you [the E.U.], our friends and neighbors. It was no attempt to do harm to the E.U. itself or to any of its remaining member states.\u201d\nShe then promised that the U.K. \u201cwill continue to be reliable partners, willing allies and close friends.\u201d\n2. Parliament gets to vote on the final Brexit deal\nTheresa May\u2019s first objective is to provide certainty, because she knows \u201chow important it is to provide business, the public sector, and everybody with as much certainty as possible as we move through the [Brexit negotiation] process.\u201d As such, she and her government would \u201cprovide certainty wherever [they] can.\u201d\nAnd to that end, May finally put an end to uncertainty on how the end game will play out by announcing the following:\n\u201cI can confirm today that the Government will put the final deal that is agreed between the U.K. and the E.U. to a vote in both Houses of Parliament, before it comes into force.\u201d\nThrough this announcement, Theresa May effectively preempts any potential legal challenge, thereby eliminating a future source of uncertainty. This also gives anti-Brexit MPs a chance to meddle with or even stop a Brexit deal that\u2019s too unfavorable for their taste.\n3. The U.K. is leaving the E.U. Single Market\nTheresa May proposes that a free trade agreement would better serve the U.K. And to drive home the fact the the U.K. is leaving the single market, May said the following:\n\u201cBut I want to be clear. What I am proposing cannot mean membership of the E.U.\u2019s Single Market.\u201d\nThe PM reasoned that European leaders, such as Angela Merkel, have been clear in stating that the U.K. needs to comply with the \u201cfour freedoms\u201d in order to have access to the E.U. single market post-Brexit.\nThe problem is that one of these \u201cfour freedoms\u201d is the freedom of movement of people, which is against the U.K.\u2019s desire to take back control of its borders in order to stem unwanted immigration.\nAnd besides, \u201cbeing out of the EU but a member of the Single Market would mean complying with the EU\u2019s rules and regulations that implement those freedoms, without having a vote on what those rules and regulations are.\u201d This \u201cwould, to all intents and purposes, mean not leaving the E.U. at all.\u201d\nAs such, the U.K. does not seek membership in the Single Market. Instead, the U.K. seeks \u201cthe greatest possible access to it [the Single Market] through a new, comprehensive, bold, and ambitious Free Trade Agreement.\u201d\nFinally, May gave the E.U. a little parting shot by saying that \u201cAnd because we will no longer be members of the Single Market, we will not be required to contribute huge sums to the E.U. budget.\u201d\nAnyhow, through this clear announcement, Theresa May finally puts an end to uncertainty on whether or not she plans to leave the E.U. single market.\n4. The U.K. will renegotiate the E.U. Customs Union\nTheresa May envisions \u201ca truly Global Britain,\u201d which is why the U.K. must also be \u201cfree to strike trade agreements with countries from outside the European Union.\u201d However, \u201cfull Customs Union membership prevents us from negotiating our own comprehensive trade deals.\u201d\nAs such, Theresa May vows to renegotiate the Customs Union, particularly the provisions for the Common Commercial Policy and the Common External Tariff.\nAs to what the PM plans for the U.K., May admitted that she has no idea yet and that it could mean \u201c[reaching] a completely new customs agreement, [becoming] an associate member of the Customs Union in some way, or [remaining] a signatory to some elements of it.\u201d\nFor those who are not familiar with the E.U. Customs Union, it\u2019s basically an agreement between E.U. members to charge the same import duties on non-members.\nIt also ensures free movement of goods between member states and gives the E.U., not its member states, the authority to negotiate on behalf of all members.\nUnlike the Single Market, however, it has no provisions for the free movement of capital or people. And it is possible to have a limited Customs Union with the E.U. while not being a member of the E.U. or the Single Market.\nThe prime example of this is Turkey. It\u2019s not a member of the E.U. and it\u2019s not a member of the Single Market, but it is a member of the E.U. Customs Union, with a limited agreement that only covers industrial and processed agricultural goods.\nAnyhow, this has no immediate impact until and unless the U.K. renegotiates its Custom Union membership. However, if negotiations are successful, then the U.K. would have access to the E.U.\nSingle Market and it would also be free to trade with the rest of the world on its own terms, which is gonna be awesome. Conversely, if negotiations fail and the U.K. is kicked out of both the Customs Union and the Single Market, then the U.K. and the E.U. can play a good ole\u2019 fashioned trade war by slapping punitive tariffs against each other.\n5. No plans for a transitional deal\nRegarding a transitional deal while Brexit negotiations are underway, Theresa May said that she does not want that because it is not in the interest of the U.K. and the E.U. to be \u201cstuck forever in some kind of permanent political purgatory.\u201d Instead, she wants to have a deal hammered out \u201cby the time the two-year Article 50 process has concluded.\u201d\nHowever, the PM acknowledges that \u201cit is in no one\u2019s interests for there to be a cliff-edge for business or a threat to stability.\u201d As such, she proposes that both the U.K. and the E.U. adopt a \u201cphased process of implementation\u201d to allow institutions and businesses some time to adapt to a Brexit deal.\nI guess that\u2019s also another source of uncertainty out of the way. Although it remains to be seen if the E.U. would agree to May\u2019s proposed \u201cphased process of implementation.\u201d\n6. Don\u2019t mess with the U.K. or else\u2026\nIn the final part of her speech, Theresa May went on a rather impressive \u201cyou need us more than we need you\u201d tirade.\nHere, I\u2019ll just leave this here without comments (emphasis mine):\n\u201cBritain wants to remain a good friend and neighbor to Europe. Yet I know there are some voices calling for a punitive deal that punishes Britain and discourages other countries from taking the same path. That would be an act of calamitous self-harm for the countries of Europe. And it would not be the act of a friend.\u201d\n\u201cBritain would not \u2013 indeed we could not \u2013 accept such an approach. And while I am confident that this scenario need never arise \u2013 while I am sure a positive agreement can be reached \u2013 I am equally clear that no deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain.\u201d\n\u201cAnd \u2013 if we were excluded from accessing the Single Market \u2013 we would be free to change the basis of Britain\u2019s economic model. But for the E.U., it would mean new barriers to trade with one of the biggest economies in the world. It would jeopardise investments in Britain by E.U. companies worth more than half a trillion pounds. It would mean a loss of access for European firms to the financial services of the City of London. It would risk exports from the E.U. to Britain worth around \u00a3290 billion every year. And it would disrupt the sophisticated and integrated supply chains upon which many E.U. companies rely.\u201d\n\u201cImportant sectors of the E.U. economy would also suffer. We are a crucial \u2013 profitable \u2013 export market for Europe\u2019s automotive industry, as well as sectors including energy, food, and drink, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture. These sectors employ millions of people around Europe. And I do not believe that the E.U.\u2019s leaders will seriously tell German exporters, French farmers, Spanish fishermen, the young unemployed of the Euro Zone, and millions of others, that they want to make them poorer, just to punish Britain and make a political point.\u201d\nTheresa May\u2019s speech was already the subject of intense speculation over the weekend, especially rumors that she will set the course for a so-called \u201chard\u201d Brexit, which is why pound pairs gapped lower when the trading week opened.\nHowever, media outlets like The Telegraph leaked parts of Theresa May\u2019s speech, including leaving both the E.U. 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        "raw_content": "Vinci (EPA: DG)\nDG Technical Analysis\nAs on 1st Nov 2017 DG Share Price closed @ 84.22 and we RECOMMEND Strong Buy for LONG-TERM with Stoploss of 74.11 & Strong Buy for SHORT-TERM with Stoploss of 79.75 we also expect STOCK to react on Following IMPORTANT LEVELS.\nDG Share Price\nDaily Charts DG\nBazaartrend DG\nDG Important Levels Intraday\nDG Target for Month February\nDG Weekly Target\nDG Target for Year 2019\nVinci ( EPA France Symbol : DG )\nDG Other Details\nOffical website http://www.vinci.com\nDG Address\nDG Latest News\nYour Comments and Response on Vinci\nDG Business Profile\nVINCI S.A. operates as a concessions and contracting company worldwide. The company designs, builds, finances, and operates facilities comprising motorway and road infrastructure, road bridges and tunnels, rail infrastructure, airports, stadiums, car parks, and on-road and off-road parking spaces. It also operates motorway concessions with a network covering 4,385 kilometers; and is engaged in electrical power, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, mechanical engineering, and information and communications technologies, project engineering and execution, maintenance, operation, and facilities management activities. In addition, the company is involved in the building of roads, motorways, airports, rail and light rail infrastructure, and industrial and retail complexes; development of products and processes for protection of environment, including materials recycling and cutting CO2 emissions; and demolition and deconstruction, drainage, earthworks, roadways and utilities, and urban renovation activities. Further, it is involved in the production of aggregates, road signage, and retail floorings, concrete, and anti-noise barriers, as well as maintenance of roads; and provides services relating to ancillary equipment, such as vertical and horizontal signage and safety equipment, as well as maintenance services for connected structures. Additionally, the company is engaged in the design and construction of buildings and civil engineering infrastructure, hydraulic works, foundations, and soil treatment facilities, as well as foundations and ground technologies, structures, nuclear, and oil and gas infrastructure activities. The company provides property development services. VINCI S.A. was founded in 1899 and is headquartered in Rueil-Malmaison, France.",
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        "raw_content": "Belgravia Centre Hair Loss Blog > Blog > General Hair Loss > Scientists Uncover Baldness Link to Lou Gehrig\u2019s Disease\nScientists Uncover Baldness Link to Lou Gehrig\u2019s Disease\nLou Gehrig \u2013 the stricken baseball star\nResearchers from the Harvard School of Public Health have discovered a link between early balding and the rare condition Lou Gehrig\u2019s disease. Also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Lou Gehrig\u2019s disease is characterised by muscle wastage, weakness, and eventually a complete loss of movement.\nComprehensive baldness study\nThe researchers interviewed 50,000 American men aged between 46 and 81, asking them about the shape of their hairline when they were 45. The interviewees were presented with photos depicting no balding, moderate and extensive hair loss and asked to choose which most closely represented their hairlines.\n16 years later researchers again interviewed 5,500 men who had reported extensive hair loss in the initial survey. 11 of the men had since been diagnosed with Lou Gehrig\u2019s disease. The researchers also found that 13 of the 17,500 men who reported no balding aged 45 had also been diagnosed with ALS.\nEarly balding an early ALS indicator?\nBased on these findings, the Harvard researchers believe that men with extensive balding at an early age are three times more likely to develop Lou Gehrig\u2019s disease than those who do not. The team did however urge medical professionals and concerned men to treat the findings with caution as some of the participants in the study still developed ALS despite avoiding early hair loss.\nIt also has to be remembered that Lou Gehrig\u2019s disease is an extremely rare condition. In the US there are just 5600 diagnoses made each year from a population of nearly 317 million people. As such, men experiencing early balding are more likely to be losing their hair as a result of another condition.\nThe most common cause of hair loss across the world remains Male Pattern Balding, also known as Androgenic Alopecia. A genetic condition, Androgenic Alopecia is caused by hormones known as androgens that interact with hair follicles in the scalp to inhibit hair growth. Over time hair follicles affected by the androgens produce weaker and thinner hair, before all growth stops completely. As more and more hair follicles are affected in this way, the development of bald patches becomes more obvious.\nBalding can be treated extremely successfully through a complete hair loss treatment program that couples proven medications with complementary therapies and dietary advice. For men experiencing early onset balding, a good quality treatment plan can halt or reverse hair loss.\nThe link between Lou Gehrig\u2019s disease and baldness seems fairly well established, further underlining the importance of seeking professional advice early when experiencing hair loss. Although the chances of developing ALS are mercifully slim, by getting an early diagnosis of hair loss, men and women can begin a treatment plan to encourage natural hair regrowth tailored to their specific condition and needs. The earlier a treatment plan is started, the more likely it is to be successful in growing new hair.",
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        "raw_content": "Exhibition space Reale Societ\u00e0 Canottieri Bucintoro 1882 A.S.D.\nZsolt Bersz\u00e1n's artistic practice focuses on the issue of impermanence. The majority of the young artist's works investigate the possibility of an alternative genesis: they try to answer such questions as how life can be born in death, and what kinds of perspectives open up for the human being in the inhuman sphere of nature's eternal circulation. The exhibition at Venice unfolds another layer of this topic: What happens to the human body after death?\nAll around on the brick walls one can see Bersz\u00e1n's large graphic works and paintings. The sensitive, densely woven net of lines of his pencil drawings, and the powerful, structured surfaces of the oil-silicon pictures create a world revealing the traumas of the Holocaust and other mass massacres. Though these works are not figurative in the strict sense of the term, they do imply the lifeless forms of human corpses. In the centre of the exhibition space, close to the entrance and opposite to the reflective water surface of the canal, one finds the objects connected to the motif of water. There are organic forms reminiscent of human organs and limbs protruding from this undulating, reflective surface of the \u201cwater-tables\u201d on steel stands in the water troughs. This is a powerful reflection of the town of Venice, which continuously reminds one of the duality of life and death. These are followed by the works representing strained bodies: the statues placed in steel frames look like derogatory body remains distorted beyond recognition. The concrete and black plastic objects remind one of coffins, yet the edges of these boxes seem to have been eroded by time: instead of angularity, one may recognize the contours of decaying human bodies. At the far end of the exhibition space, at the darkest place, one finds a site-specific installation. Entering this place, the visitor may experience the feelings of emptiness and solitude. It is as if the visitor found oneself in the enclosure of a coffin, where not only the vulnerable tissues of the human body decompose, but also the seemingly firm material of the coffin: the hardness of the wood turns into something black and wreathing.\nThe present exhibition focuses on the notion of decomposition in the context of the human body. The human body does not stay in one piece after death, it does not become transubstantiated and does not rise to the heavens, as the body of the Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ did: rather, it falls into pieces, gets rotten and destroyed. This is the ultimate trauma of human life. According to Bersz\u00e1n's works, history also consists of parables of decomposition, it is made of stories of wars, murders and stories of physical decay. His oil-silicon pictures, though they are inspired by Malevich's notion of reduction, are still figurative due to their powerful, structured surfaces. However, this figurativity is not based on identification, but rather on the deconstruction of the composition. Each and every work at the exhibition is black, even the objects made of concrete, metal or silicon. Here even water \u2013 which symbolizes life in general \u2013 evokes the thought of death. Yet, the effect is not only painful and horrible, but also cathartic and uplifting. Decomposition leads the spectator into the semantic field of the sacred, as it opens a path towards formulating the ultimate question: What happens to the human soul after death?\nI. PAINTINGS, GRAPHIC WORKS\nIn 1913 Malevich reduced the whole human world to two colours. Black, which stands for the density of material, was placed in the context of white, which stands for infinity. A few decades later black was born to a life of its own: in the 1950's the painters of American abstract expressionism recognized in it the possibility of signifying transcendence, and started to treat it as a \u201choly colour.\u201d In case of the contemporary artists of black painting the reduction of colour is still accompanied by the abstraction of objectless representation. This holds true for Bersz\u00e1n as well.\nThe large graphic works and paintings exhibited here, however, are not entirely nonfigurative. The subtle differences in shade between black and grey seem to evoke human forms in hardly noticeable ways. The sensitive, densely woven lines of the pencil works, and the powerful, structured surfaces of the oil-silicon paintings create compositions that may remind one of the shapes of human corpses. Moreover, these lifeless limbs lying around seem to be heaped together. This aspect of Bersz\u00e1n's works makes them go beyond the trauma of the individual human body's decay: by way of evoking the narratives of the Holocaust and other historical massacres, they also remind the visitor of the historical traumas preserved in our collective memory.\nBersz\u00e1n approaches painting as a sculptor: on the one hand, he creates a two-dimensional visual composition, but on the other, he produces pronounced facture and spatial surfaces. By leading his works back to their own \u201cflatness,\u201d he eventually follows the kind of painterly self-criticism defined by Clement Greenberg. As the back silicone he borrows from the construction industry \u2013 his favourite material, the trademark of his practice \u2013 can only be applied in layers, in case of the oil-silicon paintings his method necessarily leads to reliefs. The structurality of his surfaces is partly created by the application of several layers, and partly by the way he puts the silicone on the canvas, as a result of his twisting bands. These processes and methods lead to a visual world that constantly evokes the organic forms of human limbs and inner organs. Yet, the condensed brands of silicone are accompanied on the canvas by the smeared stains of oil paint, representing decomposition, the dissolve of forms. The dramatic quality of these works stem from the conflict between the end-points of the world: these troubled surfaces host such contrasts as that of form and formlessness, roughness and smoothness, saturation and emptiness \u2013 life and death. In the process of the decomposition of the decaying body these essentially different qualities of the world are continuously conflicted and depicted.\ngraphite on paper, 140x200cm, 2013\nII. 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The rusty steel structures of the spatial frames especially highlight the stretching wires, the screws and rollers, those technical devices that contrast the reduced, black, abstract human forms, and express the power of gravity on physical existence. The sight of these stretched beings necessarily evokes the pictures of the iconographic tradition of Christ's crucifixion.\nThe biomorph body-fragments are presented in tubs filled with water and in \u201cwater-tables\u201d on stands: the decaying forms of human organs and limbs protrude from an undulating, reflective surface. The concrete and black plastic objects remind one of coffins, yet the edges of the box shapes seem to have eroded: instead of angularity, one encounters the outlines of decomposing human bodies. The site-specific installation enlarges and repeats the motifs of the spatial frame and the coffin. 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        "raw_content": "From antibiotics and opioids, to antidepressants and medications for ADHD, the medical discipline is rampant with stories about overprescribing medications. The pervasiveness of this issue reveals that is it not just a few bad apples \u2014or doctors\u2014 who are overprescribing. Rather, it is a systemic issue related to the structure of our health care system. According to Dr. Carlin, \u201cas more physicians engage employment through large regional hospital based systems, their patient interactions become shorter and shorter (typically 7 minutes).\u201d These \u201cbrief interaction[s],\u201d says Carlin, \u201cdo not allow for a thoughtful analysis of the patient\u2019s problem and may prompt doctors to just order more tests.\u201dThis may mean that doctors are also quick to turn to the prescription pad, as in the case of primary care providers and antidepressants, who now provide the majority of prescriptions for mood disorders like depression. Some experts estimate that nearly 75% of prescriptions for psychiatric medications are written despite the patient not having a diagnosis. Antidepressants are just one of the many medications that are routinely overprescribed. The opioid epidemic has led to stricter oversight and prescribing regulations, but these changes have not done enough to quell the growing rates of dependence and addiction. Overuse of antibiotics has led to a crisis of antibiotic resistance and left researchers scrambling to find new treatments for diseases like tuberculosis.Here are three questions you can ask to make sure you are not receiving unnecessary medications:\n1. Are there alternative (non-pharmacological) treatment options? As in the case of depression, antidepressants are just one possible treatment.2. If I forgo this medication, will my symptoms resolve on their own? For example, new research suggests that some conditions routinely treated with antibiotics can resolve without medications in the same amount of time.3. Are there long-term risks or side effects to taking this medication? While prescription painkillers like opioids are still recommended in many cases, they should be used with caution. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, almost 25% of individuals who are prescribed an opioid for 12 days will still be taking the painkillers 12 months later. Doctors are busy people, and are often not given the opportunity to spend as much time with patients as one would hope. Fortunately, a health advisor or other trusted expert can provide you with individualized attention to help ensure that careful consideration has been given when selecting treatment options and medications.",
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        "raw_content": "With plastics here to stay, how could you help create a circular economy that works?\nElle n MacArthur first came to fame after she broke the world record for the fastest solo circumnavigation of the globe. The 73 day trip made her confront some important issues in our \u2018throw-away\u2019 society. Complete self-sufficiency became the driving force for the launch of her foundation which is devoted to promote the circular economy. In 2010 the Ellen MacArthur Foundation was established as a registered charity to inspire a generation to re-think, re-design and build a positive future applying the thinking of a circular economy. Similarly, OpenIDEO shares the same values as the Ellen MacArthur Foundation so together they have launched the Circular Design Challenge which seeks to inspire creative design solutions for plastic packaging. The winning design will be the most appropriate package made from the environment and designed to stay in the environment.\n\"Plastics are here to stay and their demand is expected to double in the next 20 years.\"\nThis is a concept much larger than just recycling, but maintaining the value for everything we use for as long as possible. OpenIDEO ( @OpenIDEO ) believes that we need to fundamentally rethink the way we make, use and re-use plastics so that it avoids becoming waste to begin with. The Challenge targets small-format item which make up ten percent of all plastic packaging which included things like sauce and shampoo sachets, wrappers, straws, take-away coffee cup lips and bottle caps. It is very often the case that none of these can be recycled. As a result, their design makes them prone to escape collection systems and end up in the environment.\nFor this reason, the Circular Design Challenge aims to stimulate the development of design ideas to bring us one step closer to creating a plastics system that works.\nIt is a fairly obvious fact that our plastic system is broken with only 14 percent of products being recycled, especially as most plastic items are only used once before they are thrown away.\nTen companies will each receive $10,000 each for their early-stage ideas. While being able to present a compelling case, the ideas are likely in an early stage and still have some ground to cover to larger scale prototyping or piloting. Winners will be selected by community driven evaluation in collaboration with experts from the judging panel.\nA further three companies will be able to win awards of $100,000. In this category the ideas would need to be more advanced and operate within a legal structure. A significant amount of prototyping and some piloting has likely taken place before or during the Challenge, and the most advanced ideas have the opportunity of winning $200,000 each if a viable business model has been developed and begun to scale up operations.\nA solution could target one or several of these use cases, and could for example work by eliminating the need for small-format packaging that cannot be recycled, or where redesigned formats enable packaging that is economically viable for recycling and not prone to escape into the environment.\nA solution could target one or several of these use cases, and could for example work by eliminating the need for small-format packaging that cannot be recycled, or where redesigned formats enable packaging that is economically viable for recycling and not prone to escape into the environment. For example, the invention of the stay-on tab for aluminium cans in the 1970\u2019s - this redesigned the total recyclability without fundamentally changing the drinking experience.\nHowever, the following solutions are not in scope:\nStrictly end-of-pipe solutions such as novel collection systems, unless they are an integral part of a redesigned format/delivery model/system\nRe-design of large packaging items or other packaging that is already widely recycled (even though in some regions still with low recycling rates, such as beverage bottles)\nPlastics are here to stay and their demand is expected to double in the next 20 years so start innovating now to improve tomorrow.\nVisit the OpenIDEO website to find out about more challenges:https://openideo.com/?_ga=2.118135566.667111532.1496921136-62824361.1496921136\nFor more stories linked to the circular economy you might like:\nHow TV recycling has inspired Unilever to tackle sachet packaging waste.\nA new industry collaboration hopes to drive the circular economy using sustainable chemistry.\nDeveloping the packaging products needed to grow the circular economy.",
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        "raw_content": "Six Nations: Round 2 at Murrayfield\nAs Scotland prepare to face Wales in round two of the 2015 RBS Six Nations, we delve into the rich history of the Scotland team as recounted in\u202fBEHIND THE THISTLE: PLAYING RUGBY FOR SCOTLAND\u202fby David Barnes and Peter Burns.\nHere some of Scotland\u2019s all-time greats recount their experiences playing against Wales in the Five and Six Nations.\nIn 1951 we beat Wales 19\u20130 at Murrayfield. Their team had eleven players who toured with the British Lions in New Zealand the previous summer, and they had thumped England a fortnight earlier. The game was played in front of a record crowd at that time. They stopped letting people in, then hundreds more surged through a gap in the railings and climbed over the walls and turnstiles. 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It was so fast and the lead changed hands eight times. I\u2019ve never known noise like it. I was in the centre with John Frame, while Jock Turner was at stand-off, and we\u202fhad to shout right into each others\u2019 ears but you still couldn\u2019t pick up what each other was saying. That was one of the reasons why we lost a try right at the death. It was our throw-in at a line-out in our own 25 and Billy Steele got the wrong call, he couldn\u2019t hear in that incredible noise level. They wanted the ball to the front, but he threw to Delme Thomas at the back. Gerald Davies scored, and then, of course, John Taylor added two points from the touchline, with what was described as \u2018the greatest conversion since St Paul\u2019s.\u2019 I\u2019ve never been so heartbroken. We were all just devastated. But looking back at it we were privileged to be involved in one of the greatest matches of that decade. 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        "raw_content": "Winner of the T.S. Eliot Prize 2008\nShortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best Collection\nThe language of Jen Hadfield\u2019s poetry is one of incantation and secular praise. Her first book, Almanacs, was a travellers\u2019s litany, featuring a road movie in poems set in the north of Scotland. Nigh-No-Place is the liturgy of a poet passionately aware of the natural world.\nHadfield began her new book on the hoof, travelling across Canada with a ravenous appetite for new landscapes. She took epic routes: the railway line from Halifax to Vancouver and the Dempster Highway's 740 km of gravel road, ending in the Arctic oiltowns of Inuvik and Tuktoyuktuk. But it is in Shetland that she becomes acutely aware of her own voice - her fluency and tongue-tiedness; repetition, hiatus and breath.\nNigh-No-Place reflects the breadth of ground she's covered. 'Ten-minute Break Haiku' is her response to working in a fish factory. 'Paternoster' is the Lord\u2019s Prayer uttered by a draught-horse. 'Prenatal Polar Bear' takes place in Churchill, Manitoba, surrounded by tundra.\n\u2018Nigh-No-Place is a revelation: jaunty, energetic, iconoclastic \u2013 even devil-may-care\u2026she is a remarkably original poet near the beginning of what is obviously going to be a distinguished career\u2019 \u2013 Andrew Motion, judge's comment on the T.S. Eliot Prize\n'A zestful poet of the road, a beat poet of the upper latitudes, Jen Hadfield conjures poems and prose-poems of great spirit and imaginative daring from the northern landscapes. Lively, youthful and full of the joy of language' - Kathleen Jamie\n'Onomatopoeia, alliteration, rhyme and a smattering of Shetland dialect supply Hadfield's world with a rackety music \u2013 claws on tarmac, a rock-chip hitting a windscreen, a waterproof crackling \"like a roasting rack of lamb\" \u2013 which she orchestrates with a variety of forms including prose poems, incantations, spells and a prayer\u2026 When much contemporary poetry has about it a whiff of the coterie, Hadfield's refreshing voice carries all the way from the top of Scotland to blow some of the dust off British verse\u2019 \u2013 Stephen Knight, Independent\n'There's barely a poem that does not contain a treasurably offbeat image...the vivid exuberance of her language wins you over' - Sarah Crown, Guardian\n'Fresh, original, perceptive.' - Anne Donovan, Scotsman (Books of the Year)\n'A quick mind abroad alone in the ever-changing natural landscape. The language country-rooted, specific, of clear observation: a sophisticated, refreshing country brew' - Tom Leonard\nJen Hadfield reads from Nigh-No-Place\nJen Hadfield reads four poems from Nigh-No-Place, winner of the T.S. Eliot Prize, beginning with the title-poem 'Nigh-No-Place', followed by 'In the same way', 'Daed-traa', and then 'Paternoster', the Lord\u2019s Prayer uttered by a draught-horse. The film shows excerpts from her Wordsworth Trust reading St Oswald's Church, Grasmere, Cumbria, on 30 June 2009.",
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        "raw_content": "BLOG: Resiliency\nBehind the Blue & Gold July 8, 2016\nWinnipeg Blue Bombers head coach Mike O\u0092Shea during the game between the Montreal Alouettes and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Investors Group Field on Wednesday June 8, 2016 in Winnipeg, MB. (Photo: Johany Jutras)\nIn my eight seasons with the team, I\u2019m not so sure I\u2019ve ever seen the type of outside pressure to win a regular season game \u2013 in week three \u2013 than there was leading up to Thursday night\u2019s game in Hamilton. I really felt the players and coaches did a phenomenal job of not allowing that increased urgency to creep into the locker room, but it was there.\nAt least, I definitely could feel it.\nAs I wrote earlier this week, maybe that\u2019s because this team is better than what had been shown the first two weeks. I\u2019m sure many at home slapped their foreheads and reacted with a \u2018here we go again\u2019 when Brandon Banks went storming past our sideline on the missed field goal return. Trust me \u2013 that feeling doesn\u2019t just sit in the pit of the stomachs of fans watching at home, but it can be in the minds of the players and coaches on the sideline as well.\nBut here\u2019s the thing \u2013 that never happened. Not with this group. Not last night.\nWith the rabid TiCats fans enjoying the return, I glanced over at Drew Willy, watched him grab his helmet without missing a beat and yell to the offence, \u201calright, let\u2019s go get it back offence.\u201d\nAll week Drew was dialed in. He and the offence weren\u2019t about to allow an early special teams score ruin the evening. They also weren\u2019t going to allow some headset troubles (we worked basically the entire first half without the QB headsets and the booth-to-field coaches\u2019 headsets working) to get in the way.\nAlthough the team had never even made a suggestion of it, newspapers and some media seemed convinced \u2013 or maybe wanted to be convinced \u2013 that a loss in Hamilton would spell trouble for our head coach. I\u2019ve made my thoughts on the matter very clear, as has everyone else in the organization. And I spend a lot of time with the man. If he was concerned about the outside rumours, or felt any added pressure, he had me fooled too.\nBut I will say this \u2013 he was damn intense.\nWhen we had the mix-up on the field goal attempt, he had a stare that could kill, but didn\u2019t say anything. What was there to say? Guys know when they\u2019ve made a mistake, but he sure wasn\u2019t happy. At halftime, he spoke loudly, sharply, and mincing no words, outlining what he liked, but also what he didn\u2019t like. Positive for the most part, but pointed.\nAnd there lies Mike O\u2019Shea\u2019s strength \u2013 while many will criticize him for not showing enough emotion, locking eyes and hearing a few purposefully chosen words from the head coach will send more of a message to any player than a ranting tirade.\nPost-game, he went over what he thought got us to the win. \u201cCouple things I loved: we gave up the missed field goal touchdown, and it didn\u2019t *** faze us. Kept battling. Understand that you can do that now. Understand we can take the ball away when we *** choose to.\u201d\nIn pre-game, he asked the team to \u201cleave it all on the field until you have to be carted off, and the next guy will take over.\u201d He brought that up again post-game as well.\n\u201cI look around and see a bunch of men who left it all out there. You unloaded everything you had on \u2018em.\u201d\nAs the locker room enjoyed the win, Coach O\u2019Shea spoke with the assembled media outside of our locker room, consistent with his message that this is one game, and yes, it\u2019s a great start to being the team we can be, but it\u2019s only one game.\nThe team bus rolled out of Tim Hortons Field at about 10:45 p.m., without the Head Coach.\nHe normally walks back to the hotel after games, because it gives him a chance to collect his thoughts on the evening. Around 11:45 p.m., while the equipment guys were still loading all the trunks and bags onto the trucks that will head back to Winnipeg, I received a text from one of them:\n\u201cIf anyone is looking for him, Osh is here helping us load the bags.\u201d\nI didn\u2019t believe them, so he sent me a photo.\nSure enough, after winning an absolutely massive game, on the road, with 46 of his family and friends in attendance, the bench boss spent over an hour loading bag after bag onto the trucks in 30C stifling heat.\nI wasn\u2019t really even sure how to reply, so I asked\u201cwhy?\u201d\nThe answer came: \u201cI don\u2019t know. He just showed up and started doing it \u2013 said he wants to help.\u201d\nThat sums Mike O\u2019Shea up perfectly. Last night was a huge win for the organization, and one of many to come this season. It was huge for him, too. And damn, he deserved it.\nSee you Thursday back at Investors Group Field.",
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        "title": "Will cities of the future be built of wood? - The Boston Globe Will cities of the future be built of wood? - The Boston Globe",
        "raw_content": "Will cities of the future be built of wood?\nThere\u2019s already a 14-story timber tower. Why designers are pushing to re-embrace a construction material as old as human history.\nMICHAEL GREEN ARCHITECTURE\nMichael Green\u2019s Wood Innovation Design Center in British Columbia.\nBy Courtney Humphries Globe correspondent July 06, 2014\nThink of a modern cityscape and any number of materials come to mind: the glass and steel of an office tower, the stately brick and stone of a townhouse, the asphalt pavement and stark concrete canyons of 20th-century urban redevelopment.\nAll of these have, at some time, heralded visions of the city\u2019s future. Now, if a growing chorus of architects have their way, the next generation of urban buildings will be crafted from an innovative, versatile structural material that\u2019s key to sustainable large-scale development. You\u2019d know it as wood.\nIn the quest to limit the energy and resource costs of construction, a number of global architects have begun designing and constructing modern buildings from a substance we now associate more with suburban homes. Thanks to novel composites, several multistory buildings have already been erected around the world with timber skeletons, and plans for taller buildings are in the works.\n\u201cWe all are hard-wired to see the city as being steel, glass, and concrete,\u201d says Yugon Kim, an architect at design firm IKD who curated a new exhibit on the benefits and possibilities of timber construction at the Boston Society of Architects\u2019 BSA Space in Boston. \u201cOur proposal is that we need timber to save us.\u201d\nThey\u2019ve been making a larger argument to the industry and to policy makers that to build cities with a lower environmental impact, wood is not just promising but necessary. It\u2019s a plentiful resource that grows back relatively quickly, and even pulls carbon out of the atmosphere as it does.\nBut its advocates are up against some significant obstacles. On this scale, the construction industry is set up to work in concrete and steel, and doesn\u2019t change course easily. Architects are unaccustomed to envisioning their designs in timber. They also face building codes shaped by wood\u2019s long record as a flammable material. In that sense, its advocates are fighting history in their effort to bring it back.\nThe buildings they envision have been dubbed \u201cplyscrapers.\u201d Their halting arrival into the mainstream of architecture represents a test case for whether the goal of sustainability can motivate a reversal of both long-term construction norms and the laws that have grown around them. And in the long run, they also may offer the prospect of putting the look and feel of cities through a whole new transformation.\nArchitectural firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill reimagined a 42-story apartment tower it had built in the \u201960s as a \u201ctimber tower,\u201d replacing most of its concrete structure with wood. Using timber would reduce the building\u2019s carbon footprint by 60 to 75 percent.\nIn many parts of the world, timber long dominated urban streets. Wood was abundant, inexpensive and easy to work with. But it also had profound weaknesses. It was flammable, especially as it aged and dried: Whole downtowns would be gutted as fire swept through neighborhoods. The great fires in Chicago (1871), and London (1666) may be the best known, but most large cities went through catastrophic fires\u2014Boston\u2019s worst was 1872\u2014and had to be rebuilt more than once.\nWood also had structural weaknesses that limited the size of buildings. Anyone who has seen a house built knows what a wood frame looks like: a lightweight timber skeleton that might support a few stories, but lacks the strength for larger structures. And the heavy beams that supported 19th-century factories and warehouses came from old-growth forests that have long since been logged.\nWhat makes it possible to conceive of timber skyscrapers today is a generation of wood products that bear little resemblance to a two-by-four. Called \u201cmass timber\u201d for its size, the new family of materials consists of wood glued together into large prefabricated panels. One of the most widely used, cross-laminated timber, was first developed in Switzerland in the early 1990s, and further refined in Austria. It comes in panels up to nearly 20 inches thick, 18 feet wide, and 98 feet long. It binds multiple layers of wood with the grain running in perpendicular directions, creating a material that is strong, durable, and resistant to shrinking and swelling. At these dimensions, it also performs much better in fire tests; the outside chars, leaving the inner sheets intact longer. A mass timber beam can retain its strength longer in a fire than an unprotected steel beam.\nThe primary argument for tall timber buildings is environmental. Though dense cities are relatively resource-efficient, tall buildings are uniquely costly when you consider the \u201cembodied energy\u201d of their materials\u2014that went into producing, transporting, and installing them. \u201cConcrete is particularly bad, steel\u2019s not much better,\u201d says Daniel Safarik, editor at the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.\nTrees, on the other hand, can be replanted; the carbon locked into timber offsets the emissions required to harvest and process it. \u201cIt\u2019s the only way you can build a carbon-neutral building from the outset,\u201d says Vancouver architect Michael Green, who\u2019s emerged as one the most avid advocates for wood construction.\nEnergized by this prospect, architects have been trying out new timber structures. In 2009, the nine-story Stadthaus apartment building in East London became the tallest modern timber building in the world, and a 10-story apartment building in Melbourne, Australia, bested it in 2012. A 14-story tower is under construction in Norway.\nThe buildings use wood panels much like concrete slabs to form their inner structure. Australia\u2019s Fort\u00e9 building, for instance, has a concrete first story but the rest of its floors and shear walls were constructed from 759 cross-laminated timber panels, shipped from Austria flat-packed like a massive Ikea bookshelf.\nCloseup: The design uses prefabricated wood panels much like concrete slabs to form the main structural elements of the building; reinforced concrete is used only at joints to give the building stability.\nArchitects want to push higher. In 2012, Green published designs for wooden towers up to 30 stories. C.F. Moller Architects won a design competition with a planned 34-story wood skyscraper for Stockholm. And the global architectural heavyweight Skidmore, Owings & Merrill has a proposal for a 42-story tower with mass timber floors, columns, and shear walls joined together with steel-reinforced concrete joints.\nPerhaps surprisingly for a new material, wood isn\u2019t more expensive to use. But embracing it on a grand scale would require several industries to change their status quo. Architects and engineers tend to stick to familiar approaches; a new type of material would involve entirely new supply chains, skills, and techniques. \u201cThe construction industry doesn\u2019t really have a playbook for this,\u201d says Safarik.\nWood has gotten a practical boost from governments and industry in timber-rich places like Austria, Scandinavia, and British Columbia\u2014although in British Columbia, the concrete and steel building lobbies have fought back against the province\u2019s \u201cwood first\u201d policy. And the US Department of Agriculture this March launched a competition for wooden high-rise designs and announced a $1 million investment to train architects and builders to work with wood.\nEven if practical considerations are worked out, there\u2019s still an important hurdle. Building codes in the United States limit wooden structures over about six floors, and cities have restrictions of their own.\nThe disappearance of wood from cities has been a centuries-long process. Boston\u2019s first fire ordinance in 1631 banned thatched roofs and wooden chimneys, and codes prohibiting wood in taller buildings arose in the last half of the 19th century. It was the need to find fire-resistant replacements that drove the embrace of the building materials we now associate with cities, says Sara Wermiel, a research affiliate at MIT who has studied the history of fireproofed buildings. Only later were the materials used to create new taller designs that altered urban skylines.\nBecause mass timber products are relatively new, they aren\u2019t officially recognized in US building codes. Projects that use them rely on an \u201calternative means and methods\u201d category. That\u2019s beginning to change: The 2015 International Building Code, the most widely used in the United States, will recognize cross-laminated timber as a building material for the first time. But not everyone is convinced that tall timber buildings are a smart move. \u201cThe fire service is definitely very concerned about it,\u201d says Amanda Kimball, research project manager at the Fire Protection Research Foundation in Quincy.\nAdvocates say mass timber can be just as safe as other materials, when used in the same way with drywall interiors, sprinkler systems, and other measures. And they point out that there\u2019s long been a recognition that the thick timber posts and beams used in older factory and mill buildings resist fire. Green\u2019s office is in one of these century-old buildings; he parks his car next to exposed wooden columns in the garage. \u201cBy any code in North America, you\u2019re not allowed to build this building,\u201d he says. \u201cBut when you go into it, it\u2019s all wood and it\u2019s beautiful.\u201d\nAs his observation suggests, returning to wood could reshape the city as dramatically as the move away from it. It wouldn\u2019t happen quickly; many of today\u2019s mass timber structures look like normal apartment towers from the outside. \u201cI think that\u2019s a tragedy,\u201d says Green, who uses exposed wood liberally in his buildings, including the nearly completed Wood Innovation Design Center in British Columbia, the tallest modern timber building in North America at 90 feet.\n\u201cI think we gravitate towards natural materials, especially wood,\u201d he says. The wood composites in his buildings may look more constructed than thick timber posts of yore, but still exude a warmth absent from other manufactured materials. And a new question arises: After spending so much time in cities of steel and concrete, how would we respond to a skyscraper with a grain?\nCourtney Humphries is a freelance writer in Boston. \u201cUrban Timber\u201d runs through Sept. 30 at the BSA Space in Boston.",
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        "raw_content": "3 Hurt When Car Crashes into a Furniture Store\nThree people were injured after a crash crashed into the side of a furniture store in Boston.\nFire and police officials responded at around 2:30 in the morning on Sunday. They had heard reports of a car slamming into the side of a store.\nOfficials say they extricated three passengers who were taken to a local hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening.\nThe building is home to Showroom Collezione.\nInspectors are looking into the damage. The cause of the accident is still being looked into, also.\nIf you\u2019ve been severely injured in a car accident or pedestrian accident that was caused by someone else acting negligently or carelessly, we are here for you to help you recover compensation for your injuries. We want to help you with your claim and stand with you. Contact us today.\nTagged: car accident claims MA and massachusetts car accident lawyers",
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        "raw_content": "Car Accident on Hammond Street\nWhen we are driving, we never expect an accident to happen to us. We think that these accidents always happen to other people, but, the fact is, an accident can happen at any time. Negligent driving can cause accidents and leave victims suffering from injuries for years to come.\nOn June 9, the Worcester Police Department received information about a vehicle accident that involved two vehicles. The accident occurred on the 1st block of Hammond Street. Emergency personnel received information about the accident around 4 p.m., and they were dispatched to the scene shortly afterwards.\nUpon arrival, they found that some of the individuals in the accident had been injured in the collision. The full extent of the injuries is not known, but the injuries did not cause fatalities. The incident was cleared within the hour and traffic flow resumed as normal.\nVehicle accidents can happen on freeways or on two-lane roads; they can happen out of nowhere and no one is immune. Accidents that occur on busier roads are sometimes more lethal, but deadly accidents can happen anywhere. These accidents can leave victim suffering from serious injuries.\nWe at the Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Glassman are members of the community, and we use the roads here daily. We want the roads to be safe for us, our families, and for all in the community. As such, we ask all drivers to remember to follow the rules of the road. However, we know accidents still happen, so we are also diligent in helping victims recover and move forward with their lives.",
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        "raw_content": "\u200bAn Inspirational Guide to Drawing Plants\nby Sarah Simblet\nbotanical art students\nteachers of botanical art and illustration\nfloral painters\nnatural history painters\nanybody who likes drawing and nature\nanybody investing in good quality botanical art books\nHIGHLY RECOMMENDED - This is the best rated book on the market for those who want to understand more about\nThis is a glorious book - full of excellent drawings and photographs of every aspect of plants and flowers. Anybody wanting to know more about the botanical aspects of drawing plants will value it and its structured approach to dealing with all the different parts of various plant families.\nI value the fact this book is written by an artist, writer and lecturer who is an expert in drawing and communicating rather than a botanical artist. It means she brings a fresh and expert eye to the challenge of how to draw plants from a botanical perspective and an excellent approach to communicating the key messages.\na fascinating introduction to how drawing plants developed across the centuries\nexcellent drawings of many different aspects of plants and different plant families\nabsolutely awesome photography of plants\nvery useful overview of media and materials used - highlighting some which may be unfamiliar to botanical artists\ncovers approaches for beginning a drawing as well as completed drawings\ndemonstrates how to convert a pencil drawing into an ink drawing\nlots of practical tips for keeping specimens fresh and how plants behave when being drawn....\n....plus lots more tips about drawing!\nmaster classes provide a valuable insight into very impressive examples of historical botanical art\nconventional structure with a fresh approach to visualisation\nprecise and concise text which covers the 'need to know' facts to do with botanical differentiation and the naming of parts\nat \u00a325 (in the bookshops) this book is not cheap, However it is amazing value given its contents\nthis is NOT a 'how to paint' book\nmake sure you have clean dry hands before touching the black backgrounds to the photos as fingertips show up very easily\nI love this book, I've had a copy for many years, it's absolutely one of the best and most interesting books for those who love botanical art or art, Sarah Simblet has quite literally created some of the best handbooks for artists, no one is more dedicated or understanding of what the artist needs Teresa Wilkinson\nOne of those books you can pick up, spend a little time reading a section and walk away thinking about it for half a day. Sarah is something else. Mary Ingham\nHardback (with dust jacket): 256 pages Also available as an ebook\nSize: 254 x 298mm | over 350 illustrations and photographs\n\u200bBUY IN UK:\n\u200bRated 4.9 out of 5 stars by 54 customers on Amazon.co.uk \u200b\nRated 4.6 out of 5 stars by 74 customers on Amazon.com\nSarah Simblet is an accomplished artist, author, tutor and freelance lecturer in drawing. She is also one of the most impressive artists and teachers that I know.\n\u200bShe teaches drawing at the University of Oxford where she is a member of Ruskin College.\nAlthough not a botanical artist per se she has a lifelong passion for plants, gardening and natural history and illustrated The New Sylva: A Discourse of Forest and Orchard Trees for the Twenty-First Century\nI've bought her books, listened to her lectures and taken classes with her at the National Gallery in London and The last course I did with her was about Drawing Trees!\u200b\nMy only caveat about this book is that given Sarah's lack of credentials in this particular field (similar books are frequently written by RHS gold medallists and/or members of botanical art societies or florilegium societies) it would have been great to have an endorsement by the RHS or similar as to the approach contained in the book.\nHowever, subsequent to its publication, Sarah Simblet has been much in demand and has been invited by a number of botanical art schools and those offering courses to deliver drawing classes. These have all been extremely well received! (Contact Sarah Simblet)\nThe book was also produced with the help of\nSam Scott-Hunter - his photographs are wonderful!\nStephen Harris - the botanical adviser. (He's Curator of the Oxford University Herbaria)\nThe book follows a conventional structure of\nstarting with media and materials\nbefore focusing on very specific aspects of botany.\n\u200bEach section contains at least one Masterclass which demonstrates what can be achieved.\nWhat I love about this book is that there was absolutely no sense of 'same old same old'.\n\u200bEvery aspect of this book brings a fresh perspective from the way it is written and illustrated to the excellent material it accesses to illustrate points.\nThe wonderful thing about Dorling Kindersley books is that they are always incredibly attractive from a visual perspective and this book is no exception. It immerses you in images of the natural world of plants which really stimulate the eye and lead you into every arc and angle of the plants.\nThe history of drawing plants\nShe introduces some of the key figures in the history of botanical art (eg Basilius Besler, Ferdinand Bauer, Georg Ehret, Sydney Parkinson) and some I'd not come across before!\n\u200bI loved the little bits of detail she includes about the reality of drawing plants which were botanical finds at the time. It's just worlds away from the contemporary botanical artist's studio - although those who draw and paint in the wild will appreciate the comment below!\nBanks wrote in tahiti \"a mosquito net covers chairs, painter and drawings, but even that is not sufficient....flies eat the painter's colours off the paper as fast as they can be laid on\"\nShe also covers how artists from different cultures and periods of history have chosen to record and draw and paint plants. One tends to forget that the conventional 'botanical art' approach is not the only way to record a plant for posterity.\nThis is a book by somebody who is an expert in drawing and consequently a lot of the emphasis is on creating an accurate drawing rather than how to paint flowers using watercolours. What this means is that we get detailed explanations about how to convert a pencil drawing into a pen and ink drawing - which is an aspect I've often not found in a number of 'how to' botanical art instruction books.\nI liked her emphasis on making use of the herbaria to obtain specimens. She highlights how the Oxford University Herbaria is open by appointment to everyone with an interest in plants. What I discovered as a result of reading this book is that Oxford University also has The Virtual Field Herbarium - which is a whole other topic\nShe has a wonderful talent for making botanically accurate drawings which are also very attractive.\n\u200bIt's interesting to note a drawing of a branch of blackberry by Leonardo da Vinci which is included in one of the masterclasses which has many similarities to the style of drawing adopted by Ms Simblet. She's certainly at her best when unravelling a very complex plant.\nThere are hundreds of accomplished drawings in this book which capture the character of the plant as if in its natural habitat - which is of course how it should be!\nThere are fewer paintings and that's fine because\nI don't feel her watercolour painting is a particular strength (when compared to the standards of the best botanical artists) and\nthis is NOT a 'how to paint' book and there are other books which cover this aspect much better.\nEach aspect (eg compound leaves, inflorescences etc) are tackled in a systematic way so that one sees a variety of examples of the way plants can present themselves. It's highly instructive in this respect - I saw connections between plants which had never struck me before.\n\u200bIt's also fascinating to see the drawings next to tiny versions of the botanists symbolic drawings for eg inflorescences. I never knew there were so many and I certainly did not know all their names Now I'll know a 'compound corymb' next time I see one!\nFor those wanting to really get to grips with the different technical parts and names of of plants for botanical illustration this book will prove to be an extremely useful reference due to the systematic annotation with names of many of the drawings.\nThe text in each section is precise and concise and a little dense to read. However this is not a book designed to be read at one sitting. Many will just gaze at the drawings and the photographs for a long time before starting to read the text.\nI particularly liked the approach used for the masterclasses which include very impressive examples of botanical art both contemporary and historical. Many of the examples of historical botanical art are ones I'd never seen before (and I have many books about the history of botanical art). They include paintings by Maria Sibylla Merian, Mark Catesby and other well known names.\n\u200bI also liked the way Sarah identifies (with magnification) how the artist tackled specific aspects of painting the specimen - which is not something often seen in books about the history of botanical art. The contemporary artists - and again these feature people who often have not described their approach to painting before - explain how they tackled the specimen piece.\nThese are used to focus on particular aspects of 'how to draw'. These typically take one topic and expand on how to tackle the subject matter to achieve the best effects.\nFor me this book highlights and expands upon Albrecht Durer's Great piece of turf. It's quite something when you look at this at the end of reading this book and realise that it's actually very simple when compared to some of the plants illustrated in this book. 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The Metropolitan Council may adopt the plan submitted as a whole or in parts and may adopt any amendment thereto, after not less than two (2) public hearings on the proposed actions not less than one month apart. The Metropolitan Council shall act on such plan within sixty days of the final public hearing. If such plan, or part thereof, be rejected by the Metropolitan Council, the Planning Commission may modify such plan, or part thereof, and again forward it to the Mayor-President who shall submit the modified plan to the Council within thirty (30) days of receipt.\nThere shall be at least one public hearing on the changes submitted, following which the Council shall adopt or reject the modifications within 60 days. All further amendments to the Master Land Use Plan recommended by the Planning Commission shall be submitted in the same manner as that outlined above to the Metropolitan Council for approval; all recommendations to the Council from any City-Parish department affecting the Master Plan shall first be submitted to and accompanied by a recommendation from the Planning Commission, and require a two-thirds vote of the Metropolitan Council for adoption.\nThe Metropolitan Council shall adopt by ordinance other elements as are necessary or desirable to establish and implement policies for growth, development and beautification within the borders of East Baton Rouge Parish and the City of Baton Rouge, including neighborhood, community, or area-wide plans.\nThe Metropolitan Council shall recommend methods of financing of all elements contained in the comprehensive plan in accordance with law.\nThe several elements of the comprehensive plan shall be coordinated and be internally consistent. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home | News | November 2015 | N.C. Baptists minister through various agencies\nN.C. Baptists minister through various agencies\nNovember 17 2015 by Dianna L. Cagle, BR Production Editor\nThree entities shared reports Nov. 3 during the morning session of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina\u2019s (BSC) annual meeting. The convention has a rotating schedule for agencies and institutions of the BSC. For the 2015 meeting, the Biblical Recorder had a longer report time (see story page 9) and the N.C. Baptist Foundation (NCBF), N.C. Baptist Hospital and the joint Baptist Children\u2019s Homes of N.C. (BCH)/N.C. Baptist Aging Ministry (NCBAM) had a shorter time limit.\nNCBF\nClay Warf, NCBF executive director, said the organization is celebrating its 95th birthday in November.\nIt all started in 1920 when someone left $1,000 to support the NCBH. The person didn\u2019t want the gift spent but invested over time to help the hospital in perpetuity.\nNCBF was the first Baptist Foundation; now there are more than 30 foundations associations with conventions. Warf said NCBF\u2019s purpose remains \u201cundergirding Baptist churches, institutions and missions endeavors on a permanent basis.\u201d\nBR photo by Dianna L. Cagle\nClay Warf, executive director for the North Carolina Baptist Foundation, shares his report to messengers to the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina Nov. 2-3.\nIt wasn\u2019t until 1962 that the first full-time employee was hired. By then, that $1,000 investment had grown to $250,000. When the second director was hired in 1972, assets had grown to exceed $2.5 million; when he retired in 1997, that total was $70 million.\nToday, NCBF manages 2,264 charitable accounts. More than half are permanent endowments \u2013 1,387 permanent endowments benefiting 541 different ministries on a permanent basis \u201cfrom now until the Lord returns,\u201d Warf said. Ministries that the money helps include the BSC along with some of the BSC\u2019s agencies, churches and various Christian social and medical ministries.\nNCBF provides a $200 monthly stipend to more than 50 retired pastors or spouses \u201cwho have serious need\u201d as well as one-time gifts to help pay for specific needs like a roof or medical costs. The foundation provides Christian estate planning and endowment document preparation at no cost. He announced the establishment of the N.C. Baptist Scholars program in 2016. The goal is to provide meaningful scholarships to students, Warf said. \u201cYou can see there is much to celebrate,\u201d he said.\nAt the end of 2014, NCBF managed $152.6 million. During its first 94 years, NCBF distributed $115.8 million to charities and ministries and $47.8 million in charitable trusts which will eventually roll over to support those same charities and ministries.\n\u201cThe Lord continues to bless this ministry,\u201d Warf said, encouraging leaders to tell church members about the foundation and how NCBF might help them plan for the future.\nLeland Kerr, FaithHealthNC liaison for Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, highlighted the beginnings of North Carolina Baptist Hospital more than 90 years ago. Today, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center is ranked in the top 50 hospitals nationally in several critical areas, Kerr said.\nFaithHealthNC was started three years ago as a partnership between churches, hospitals and community resources. He focused on a Winston-Salem church that has started a transportation ministry to take people to the doctor, the pharmacy and other appointments. That church launched a free clinic that offers services monthly. Kerr said the church wants to expand it to open weekly.\n\u201cThey continue to reach out to the most vulnerable in the community with the love of Jesus Christ,\u201d he said. The goal is to connect Baptist associations, churches and chaplains to better serve the community.\nHe announced a partnership with the General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, the largest African-American convention in the state.\n\u201cWe\u2019re also grateful for the Cooperative Program, support of FaithHealthNC and CareNet Counseling,\u201d Kerr said. \u201cThrough your giving, we can say no client is turned away because of lack of resources.\u201d\nThrough the Mother\u2019s Day Offering each year, N.C. Baptists \u201ccontinue to touch lives with hope \u2026 as [people] face daunting medical bills.\u201d\n\u201cTogether we\u2019re making a difference in people\u2019s health and in their lives as we continue to find new ways to extend the healing ministry of Jesus Christ especially to the needy,\u201d he said.\nBCH/NCBAM\nMichael Blackwell presented a report covering both BCH and NCBAM. BCH celebrated its 130th birthday Nov. 11, and NCBAM has existed for six years.\nIn 2014, both agencies reached 15,690 people.\n\u201cThat is an incredible, verifiable number of lives touched,\u201d Blackwell said, highlighting 100 decisions for Christ. Two boys who made that decision were featured in the 2015 BCH Thanksgiving Offering materials.\nJonathan and Thomas, brothers who came to BCH in June 2014, both think BCH is \u201c a good place to be,\u201d Jonathan said. Both boys are looking forward to being baptized. Their grandmother told messengers, \u201cI just can\u2019t begin to tell you how God has blessed our family and blessed these boys. We just thank God for (BCH).\u201d\nBlackwell introduced J. Billy Graham, who received some help from NCBAM.\nJust over a year ago, Graham lost his wife.\n\u201cWe were there with Billy when his beautiful wife \u2026 began her descent into the darkness of Alzheimer\u2019s,\u201d Blackwell said.\nGraham, who was married for 62 years, found out about NCBAM through his association. NCBAM offers help to retired pastors, directors of mission and missionaries. Graham said with NCBAM\u2019s help he was able to choose the best care for his wife. NCBF also met with Graham to revise his will, name power of attorney and pre-plan funeral arrangements.\nLast year, NCBAM helped 7,572 clients. \u201cWe will continue our ministry of hope and health and healing,\u201d Blackwell, who is in his 33rd year as president, said. \u201cWe will never turn a child away who has suffered trauma or neglect. We will not turn our backs on the frail elderly. Stand with us North Carolina Baptists.\u201d\n11/17/2015 12:59:15 PM by Dianna L. Cagle, BR Production Editor | with 0 comments\nFiled under: 2015 annual meeting, N.C. Baptists",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: Irish Mail on Sunday\n\u2018An Awful Lot Of People Haven\u2019t Told Me The Truth\u2019\nBodger at 9:17 am June 11, 2018\nFrom top: Judge Peter Charleton; From left: Conor O\u2019Donnell, editor of the Irish Mail on Sunday; Debbie McCann, crime correspondent of the Irish Mail on Sunday; Alison O\u2019Reilly, of the Irish Daily Mail, and Sebastian Hamilton, group editor at the Irish Daily Mail\nThe Disclosures Tribunal heard evidence from four Mail journalists.\nThe tribunal is examining allegations made by the former head of the Garda Press Office Supt Dave Taylor that he was instructed by the then Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan, in the knowledge of the then Deputy Garda Commissioner Noirin O\u2019Sullivan, to tell journalists \u2013 between mid-2013 and March 2014 \u2013 about a 2006 allegation made by a Ms D against Sgt McCabe.\nThis allegation was categorically dismissed by the DPP in 2007 but Supt Taylor claims he was told to convey to journalists that this 2006 allegation was the \u201croot cause\u201d of his complaints in relation to the garda\u00ed and that Sgt McCabe was driven by \u201cmaliciousness\u201d.\nThe Mail journalists who have given evidence are Conor O\u2019Donnell, editor of the Irish Mail on Sunday; Sebastian Hamilton, group editor at the Irish Daily Mail; and Debbie McCann, crime correspondent at the Irish Mail on Sunday; and Alison O\u2019Reilly, of the Irish Daily Mail and formerly of the Irish Mail on Sunday.\nMr Hamilton, the tribunal heard, has managerial and strategic responsibility for both the Irish Daily Mail and the Irish Mail on Sunday while he is also a director the publishing company DMG Media Ireland.\nHe specifically told the tribunal he does not have editorial responsibility for the Irish Mail on Sunday.\nSimilarly, Mr O\u2019Donnell told the tribunal:\n\u201cI have full responsibility for the editorial output in The Mail on Sunday, so I don\u2019t really have discussions, I don\u2019t have many discussions with Sebastian Hamilton regarding what goes into the Sunday paper.\u201d\nIn June 2017, Ms O\u2019Reilly made a statement to the tribunal.\nPart of this statement can be read here.\nMs O\u2019Reilly went on to allege to the tribunal\u2019s investigators that:\n\u201cI was told by my former colleague in the Irish Mail on Sunday, Debbie McCann, between 2013 and 2014 that Superintendent Dave Taylor and then acting Commissioner N\u00f3ir\u00edn O\u2019Sullivan, told her Maurice McCabe abused a girl when she was a child.\u201d\nMs O\u2019Reilly has told the tribunal about several conversations she claims to have had with Ms McCann.\nMs O\u2019Reilly claims Ms McCann told her she was worried her name was going to be printed \u2013 as she had penalty points quashed.\n[Ms McCann told the tribunal she did have points quashed after she wrote to a superintendent and used a legitimate process to request they use discretion. She said: \u201cI don\u2019t remember having this conversation with her, but obviously I wouldn\u2019t like to have my name printed in a newspaper in relation to this.]\nMs O\u2019Reilly claims Ms McCann told her she was going to go up to Ms D\u2019s house and \u201cget the girl to talk\u201d.\n[Ms McCann told the tribunal: \u201cI didn\u2019t say that. We don\u2019t generally go on doorsteps with a view of getting somebody to talk\u201d.]\nMs O\u2019Reilly claims Ms McCann called Sgt McCabe a paedo, child abuser and a dirty fucking bastard.\n[Ms McCann claims this is language she wouldn\u2019t use].\nMs O\u2019Reilly claims Ms McCann later told her she spent an hour with Ms D and went so far as to describe how she was sitting and holding herself as she spoke to Ms McCann.\n[Ms McCann says she has never met Ms D].\nMs O\u2019Reilly has told the tribunal that Ms McCann told her she\u2019d heard about Ms D from Supt Dave Taylor and she seemed to have been very moved emotionally by Ms D\u2019s story.\n[Ms McCann refused to be drawn on what conversations she did or didn\u2019t have with Supt Taylor]\nMs O\u2019Reilly claims Ms McCann said Sgt McCabe was hated with the garda\u00ed.\n[Ms McCann has told the tribunal: \u201cThat\u2019s not true, in the sense that there were plenty of Garda\u00ed who were very much on his side on this.\u201d]\nMs O\u2019Reilly has told the tribunal that Ms McCann told her how she was upset when a story on Ms D wasn\u2019t published. Ms O\u2019Reilly has told the tribunal:\n\u201cShe [McCann] said that Conor O\u2019Donnell wanted to put it in as an anonymous story but that editor-in-chief, Sebastian Hamilton, did not want the story in the paper. She said Sebastian was too cautious about the scandal and didn\u2019t want to run it.\u201d\nBut the tribunal has been told by Ms McCann, Mr O\u2019Donnell and Mr Hamilton that no story was ever written.\nThe tribunal has heard that Ms McCann, of the Irish Mail on Sunday, was the first journalist to call to Ms D\u2019s home in February/March 2014.\nThe Irish Mail on Sunday never published a story about Ms D, while it\u2019s been the evidence of Ms D and Ms McCann that they\u2019ve never met or spoken over the phone.\nHowever, the tribunal has been told that it took the Mail five months to tell the tribunal about the fact that Ms McCann did visit the home of Ms D.\nAnd this disclosure only came after the tribunal was told about it by someone else.\nThe tribunal has also heard of specific correspondence between the Mail\u2019s solicitor Michael Kealey and the tribunal.\nOn March 13, 2017 \u2013 after Judge Peter Charleton made his opening statement \u2013 Mr Kealey wrote to the tribunal and said, in one part of the letter:\n\u201cJournalists employed by my clients and for whom I also act may have information which falls within the terms of reference of the Tribunal.\u201d\nAsked if he was aware of this letter, Mr Hamilton said:\n\u201cI probably must have been. I don\u2019t have any particular recollection of it.\u201c\nThe tribunal heard that, on March 15 2017, the tribunal also wrote separately to four journalists at the Mail \u2013 Alison O\u2019Reilly, Debbie McCann, Jennifer Bray and Ali Bracken.\nAsked about this, Mr Hamilton said: \u201cAgain, I don\u2019t have a detailed recollection\u2026\u201d before asking if Kathleen Leader BL, for the tribunal, could provide him with those names.\nAfter he was told those names, Mr Hamilton said he must have been aware of that. But he added:\n\u201cI mean, again, I have no recollection whatsoever of it, but I must have been aware that that was happening\u2026\u201d\nThe March 15, 2017 letters were followed by further letters on April 21, 2017 in which detailed questions were sent to the four journalists.\nAsked if he\u2019s aware of this, Mr Hamilton said:\n\u201cAgain, not specifically, but I\u2019ve no doubt there is an email somewhere that informs me of that.\u201d\nMs Leader told the tribunal there was no response to those letters and so a reminder letter was sent to the four journalists on May 2, 2017.\nOn May 5, 2017, a reply was sent to the May 2 reminder and the letter of April 21 which stated that the four journalists were unable to answer the questions as set out in the tribunal\u2019s correspondence.\nMs Leader said the May 5, 2017 letter stated:\n\u201cMy clients\u2026 are unable to answer the questions in your letters of the 21st April. They are concerned that, if they did so, they would breach their obligations of confidence towards sources of information or, at the very least, allow for the opening of lines of inquiry that would lead to the identification of those sources. They note the waivers [of Supt Taylor, Noirin O\u2019Sullivan and Martin Callinan] and they say they do not release my clients from their obligations or weaken their legally-established privilege against revealing sources, either directly or indirectly.\u201d\n\u201c\u2026That said, as indicated by Mr. Justice Charleton at the hearing on the 30th March, I can confirm that none of the open communications that the journalists in question had with detective Superintendent Taylor relate to matters falling within the terms of reference of the Tribunal.\u201d\nAsked if there were discussions around this, Mr Hamilton said:\n\u201cI think we would have had general discussions from the beginning and I would have expressed my view, you know, which I think is clear, on my interpretation of privilege, and, you know, but the \u2014 the detailed responses would have been handled by Mr Kealey\u2026\u201d\nMr Hamilton did tell Ms Leader the response was in line with his approach to privilege.\nOn May 24, 2017, a letter was sent to Debbie McCann which outlined what Labour leader Brendan Howlin told the tribunal which included the following:\n\u201c[Alison O\u2019Reilly] informed me that The Mail on Sunday crime correspondent, Debbie McCann, had ongoing communications with Garda Commissioner O\u2019Sullivan during 2013 and \u201914. Ms. O\u2019Reilly said that Ms. McCann told her that the Commissioner had given information to her claiming serious sexual misconduct on the part of Sergeant McCabe. It involved a girl in Cavan whom it was alleged had been abused by Sergeant McCabe.\u201d\nMr Kealey, the tribunal heard, then wrote back to the tribunal saying:\n\u201cYour letter and the enclosed material from Mr. Howlin gave rise to a number of matters of significance upon which I need to take detailed instructions before a response can be finalised. I will be unable to do so within the time frame.\u201d\nThen on June 2, 2017, the tribunal wrote to Ms McCann again, saying:\n\u201cThe Tribunal has been informed that you attended at the house of a young lady in County Cavan, who is being referred to in the Tribunal as Ms. D and who originally made an allegation of assault against Sergeant McCabe. The Tribunal would be grateful if you could furnish it with a statement relevant to the circumstances which led you to making the said approach and particularly whether this was at the suggestion or direction of any person and, in particular, and also, whether it involved in any way of any persons named in the Tribunal\u2019s terms of reference.\u201d\nMr Hamilton said he didn\u2019t have a particular recollection of this letter.\n\u201c\u2026it\u2019s just in terms of asking me questions about my knowledge of particular letters, you know, there will be things like holidays and being away, where, you know, not having had a chance to look back at any of this, I\u2019m kind of only going to be able to say, yes, I\u2019m sure an email went around, but I certainly don\u2019t recall a particular discussion of that letter, but that is not to say there wasn\u2019t one. It\u2019s just that kind of \u2014 with this coming slightly from left field for me, I genuinely can\u2019t recall. You know, I am happy to go away and see if I can shed any more light on it, but I don\u2019t remember that particular letter and the discussion around it.\u201d\nMs Leader explained that, in July 2017, Ms McCann told the tribunal\u2019s investigators, during an interview, about her trip to the D house.\nMs Leader put it to Mr Hamilton:\n\u201cThe Tribunal got information from Mr. Howlin, from the Ds, in relation to Ms. McCann\u2019s involvement in the story\u2026 and then asked Ms McCann about it, and she told us about it. But does that in any way \u2014 is that consistent with cooperating with the Tribunal and being, once people are asked about, do you have any information?, not putting it forward but simply leaving the Tribunal find it out in another way and then dealing with it?\u201d\n\u201cMy slight difficulty with that is that because I wasn\u2019t, and never kind of had been, involved with, and wasn\u2019t aware of at the time the approaches to \u2014 or the approach that was made to Ms. D, and I\u2019m not certain \u2014 I\u2019m not certain at what point I ever became aware that Debbie McCann had made an approach to Ms. D, and I can\u2019t remember at this remove, you know, certainly without going back, whether that formed any part of any of the discussions I had been involved in, I don\u2019t know whether \u2014 to be honest, I am not \u2014 I genuinely don\u2019t feel I could say that I was \u2014 that I can recall being privy to the thinking behind that approach. \u201c\nMs Leader asked Mr Hamilton if there had been a decision made at the Mail \u201cto say, okay, we are going to claim journalistic privilege, we are not going to tell the Tribunal anything about any of our journalists knowing anything about the D story until such time as we see what other information the Tribunal gets?\u201d\nMr Hamilton said: \u201cI\u2019m certainly not aware of any decision in those terms having been taken at all.\u201d\nMr Hamilton, when giving evidence, repeatedly said that Ms O\u2019Reilly had a grievance with the Mail.\nDuring his evidence, which was just over an hour long, Mr Hamilton said it five times \u2013 once he said it was a \u201csubstantial\u201d grievance and twice he said it was a \u201cclear\u201d grievance.\nAt one point the judge told him: \u201cYou know, Mr. Hamilton, you can have a grievance with somebody and still tell the truth.\u201d\nIn addition, the judge outlined facts which weren\u2019t immediately disclosed to the tribunal \u2013 which have nothing to do with Ms O\u2019Reilly.\n\u201cThe fact that someone goes and knocks at somebody\u2019s door, is a fact; the fact that they speak to somebody\u2019s mother, is a fact; the fact that you know that, your newspaper knows that, is a fact; the fact that that is nothing to do with journalistic privilege, the fact of being at the door, but nonetheless you choose not to tell us and it takes you five months to get to the point, when we already know the information, I have to put it to you. So, I mean, it\u2019s all very well to say journalistic privilege to journalistic privilege any number of times you wish, but at the moment that doesn\u2019t look very impressive to me.\u201d\nThe alleged grievance which Mr Hamilton was referring to is the ongoing legal action Ms O\u2019Reilly is taking against the Mail \u2013 following the fallout of a story by Ms O\u2019Reilly which was published in the Irish Mail on Sunday on March 27, 2016, about the Buncrana pier tragedy in which Louise James lost five family members after the Audi jeep they were in slipped off the pier and into Lough Swilly in Co Donegal.\nAfter the story was published, Ms James complained to the newspaper and the newspaper subsequently apologised \u2013 stating Ms James had not consented to being interviewed.\nMs O\u2019Reilly, who recorded her conversation with Ms James, has told the tribunal: \u201cI am challenging how Mr Kealey got his apology from me and how I was treated by the company.\u201d\nShe also told the tribunal: \u201cI\u2019m telling the Tribunal everything I know in relation to Maurice McCabe, and I have considered all of these things before I made my statement.\u201d\nOn April 13, 2018, the tribunal heard that the Mail sent a letter to the tribunal outlining the matters pertaining to the Buncrana story \u2013 and alleging that Ms O\u2019Reilly\u2019s issues with the fallout of that are behind her claims about Ms McCann to the tirbunal.\n\u201cMy client believe that the state of Ms. O\u2019Reilly\u2019s relations with them at the time she spoke with Mr. Howlin is relevant issue and was a strong motivating factor in her actions and also, in their view, cast considerable doubt on the credibility of the witness.\u201d\nAfter several questions about this from Ms O\u2019Reilly\u2019s counsel F\u00edon\u00e1n \u00d3 Muircheartaigh, Judge Charleton stepped in an put to Mr Hamilton:\n\u201c\u2026There is A and there is B and they are working for your newspaper; A says one thing, B says the other, and you choose\u2026 this is the question put to you, to write a formal legal letter to the Tribunal rubbishing B and supporting A, and I am using the word \u2018rubbishing\u2019 because effectively you are saying that she is lying, and the reason why, is the question you are being asked.\u201d\nMr Hamilton outlined several reasons for his position.\nHe said no article was ever prepared for publication by Ms McCann, let alone published.\nHe said the Mail papers were \u201cextremely supportive\u201d of the whistleblowers \u2013 Sgt McCabe and former Garda John Wilson.\nHe said Ms O\u2019Reilly had previously gone to him with grievances/concerns but, on this occasion, didn\u2019t.\nHe said it doesn\u2019t make \u201clogical sense\u201d to him that Ms McCann would have said the things to Ms O\u2019Reilly which she alleges were said.\nHe said there is no evidence to support her claims.\nAnd he said there was no interview with Ms D.\nHe said while he doesn\u2019t have direct evidence as to the truth or otherwise of Ms O\u2019Reilly\u2019s allegations, he said those with direct evidence say they\u2019re untrue.\nMr O\u2019Hamilton who a two-page article in the Irish Daily Mail on Saturday, February 11, 2017 \u2013 six days before the tribunal was set up \u2013 stating:\n\u201cThe public good was served by having all of the evidence out in the open\u2026.And it is within the Government\u2019s power to insist that [our poor] Chairman holds the inquiry in public. The Taoiseach and the Justice Minister must do so or risk damaging the reputation of our already tarnished justice system even further.\u201d\nThe editor of the Irish Mail on Sunday Conor O\u2019Donnell told the tribunal about the day he was asked by the news editor of the Irish Mail on Sunday Robert Cox \u2013 to give permission to Ms McCann to travel to the D house.\nMr Cox hasn\u2019t given a statement to the tribunal but Mr O\u2019Donnell said he is available to give evidence if required.\n\u201cRobert Cox, the news editor of the paper, came into my office early 2014 to inform me that Debbie McCann had some information on Maurice McCabe, an allegation of a sexual nature, sexual impropriety involving a young girl, and he wanted to know and Debbie wanted to know if she could go to see if we could get an interview with the young woman involved, I agreed to that.\u201d\n\u201cAnd she then went to interview the woman. She called to the house, she spoke to the mother, they were not willing to discuss the matter. Debbie left the house, drove to a petrol station shortly after, as is our standard procedure, if we send to the door, the reporter is always required to ring the news editor immediately after, she rang Robert Cox to say that she had spoken to the mother and they are not willing to do anything. He told me this, and I said, fine. And Robert Cox had understood that to mean we will do no more on this and we never did. And shortly after that Debbie McCann went on maternity leave.\u201d\n\u201c\u2026What happened is we sent. Nothing came of it. We did nothing more on it and we never discussed it again.\u201d\nMr O\u2019Donnell said he never spoke to Ms McCann about the potential story.\nHe said when Mr Cox relayed Ms McCann\u2019s information to him, he was aware it concerned Sgt McCabe and a young girl but he didn\u2019t know the name of Ms D.\nHe said he knew, at that point, that the DPP ruled there was no case to answer.\nHe did concede Ms McCann\u2019s source \u2013 given her job \u2013 was likely to come from a Garda source.\nAsked if he had seen Paul Williams\u2019 articles from April 2014, Mr O\u2019Donnell said he did.\nAsked if he regretted that Mr Williams got the story and the Irish Mail on Sunday didn\u2019t, Mr O\u2019Donnell said:\n\u201cNo, because we made an effort to get the story, we made an effort to interview the girl, and they weren\u2019t willing to do so, so that was it.\u201d\nMr O\u2019Donnell wasn\u2019t asked about the correspondence between the Mail and the tribunal or the delay in telling the tribunal about Ms McCann\u2019s visit to the D house.\nWhen Ms McCann gave evidence, her version of what happened on the day she went to the D house matched that of Mr O\u2019Donnell.\nShe said the information she had going up to Ms D is that she understood an allegation had been made, it was of a historic nature, the allegation was of inappropriate touching, and the DPP ruled not to prosecute.\nShe said she had a variety of sources on the matter and she rejected the claim that she told Ms O\u2019Reilly that her father John McCann, a retired senior guard and former senior member of the Garda Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Unit, had confirmed the story.\nIn relation to the claim by Ms O\u2019Reilly that Ms McCann told her she was getting information from Noirin O\u2019Sullivan, Ms McCann said:\n\u201cThat didn\u2019t happen. First of all, because I have told the Tribunal that there was no communication between myself and N\u00f3ir\u00edn during that period, and also, secondly, because I\u2019m not in a habit again of revealing any sources.\u201d\nShe said she\u2019s also pretty sure she knew Ms D was the daughter of a Garda colleague of Sgt McCabe\u2019s.\nShe later said: \u201cI had that it was an allegation of inappropriate touching. I think I knew at the time that there may have been tickling involved, but I think that\u2019s all I knew.\u201d\nMs McCann repeatedly refused to tell the tribunal any detail of any off-the-record conversation she had with Supt Taylor \u2013 despite Supt Taylor signing a waiver to this privilege.\nSupt Taylor has told the tribunal he did negatively brief about Sgt McCabe to Ms McCann and that she phoned him before travelling to Ms D\u2019s home.\nMs McCann refused to confirm whether she told Supt Taylor that she was going to call to the D house, ahead of her visit.\nFollowing on from this, Patrick Marrinan SC, for the tribunal, put it to Ms McCann that she had no problem telling the tribunal of her communications with her father and Ms O\u2019Sullivan in relation to Sgt McCabe.\nThey had this exchange:\nMarrinan:\u201d Well, I mean, you had no difficulty telling us about your father and your conversation with your father?\u201d\nMcCann: \u201cHe is my father.\u201d\nMarrinan: \u201cI know. But there\u2019s no difficulty telling us about that. And you had no difficulty telling us about your conversations with N\u00f3ir\u00edn O\u2019Sullivan and the content of them and the fact that Sergeant McCabe wasn\u2019t mentioned, isn\u2019t that right?\u201d\nMcCann: \u201cThat was a very specific allegation \u2013\u201d\nMarrinan: \u201cYes.\u201d\nMcCann: -\u201c.. in relation to N\u00f3ir\u00edn O\u2019Sullivan. And we assisted the Tribunal in pointing out that the allegation had been that I was in contact with her over the phone, and we pointed out that if you were to go back over her telephone records, that it would back up my assertion that there was no communication between us. I was trying to help the Tribunal in the best way that I could.\u201d\nWhen Michael McDowell SC, for Sgt Maurice McCabe, questioned Ms McCann, she agreed that it would be \u201cabsurd\u201d to claim privilege in relation to on-the-record conversations with Supt Taylor.\nBut she still refused to confirm whether Supt Taylor gave her any factual details pertaining to Sgt McCabe and Ms D \u2013 i.e. that there was a complaint, that there was an investigation, that the DPP categorically ruled that there be no prosecution.\nMs McCann repeated she needs to consider her future career as a journalist and used the expression \u201cgoing forward\u201d six times \u2013 three times in less than a minute.\nMs McCann also repeatedly told the tribunal she has \u201cno evidence of any orchestrated campaign\u201d against Sgt McCabe.\nAt one point Judge Charleton suggested to Ms McCann she was giving him \u201cpre-prepared\u201d answers.\nHe also pointed out that Ms McCann\u2019s claims to the tribunal on Friday were the first time he heard from her that no member of An Garda S\u00edoch\u00e1na ever briefed her negatively in relation to Sgt McCabe and it was the first time he heard her say no senior management in An Garda S\u00edoch\u00e1na ever attempted to malign Sgt McCabe to her.\nMr Kealey, for Ms McCann, interrupted to say that Ms McCann did say what she told the tribunal on Friday in her original statement to the tribunal \u201cnamely, that she was not negatively briefed by the Garda\u00ed and was unaware of any orchestrated campaign\u201d.\nBut Judge Charleton told Mr Kealey his objection was \u201ccompletely wrong\u201d.\nThe judge said:\n\u201cThis is the first time I have heard, and believe me I do follow these things, from Ms. McCann that no member of An Garda S\u00edoch\u00e1na ever briefed her negatively in relation to Sergeant McCabe. This is the first time I\u2019ve heard that no senior management in An Garda S\u00edoch\u00e1na ever attempted to malign Sergeant McCabe to her. That is the first time I have heard it. So your objection is wrong. It\u2019s totally wrong.\u201d\nUnder repeated questioning from Mr McDowell, Ms McCann finally said that she didn\u2019t believe that being told a fact that an allegation had been made is maligning somebody.\nMr McDowell then had the following exchange with Ms McCann:\nMcDowell: \u201cSo when you tell this Tribunal, on your oath, that you were never aware of any Garda smear campaign\u2026\u201d\nMcCann: \u201cMm-hmm.\u201d\nMcDowell: \u201c\u2026you aren\u2019t saying that the telling of a truthful answer to a question about Sergeant McCabe could be part of a smear campaign?\u201d\nMcCann: \u201cI am not saying that David Taylor was a source on this or not.\u201d\nMcDowell: \u201cNo, I am not asking you that. I am just asking you to face up to what your evidence actually means, because words have meaning on occasion. And I am putting it to you that you are very carefully distinguishing between factual statements about Sergeant McCabe made by any Garda source and a smear, on the basis that they are true or untrue or whether they were asked for by a journalist or volunteered, is that your frame of mind?\u201d\nMcCann: \u201cYes. Well, that would suggest that I \u2014 if I were to go out and ask questions of any individual in the course of my work, that I would be maligning the person who is responding to me as maligning and smearing people across the board. That is not how it works.\u201d\nMcDowell: \u201cSo that if any member of An Garda S\u00edoch\u00e1na said to you Ms. D has made an allegation many years ago against Sergeant McCabe and a file was sent to the DPP after an investigation and it was \u2014 the DPP directed no prosecution, that is not a smear?\u201d\nMcCann: \u201cI had \u2014 no, I had a variety of sources on this matter, some were Garda\u00ed and some were not.\u201d\nMcCann: \u201cAnd by me asking them that question and getting back a factual answer, I don\u2019t believe that they were smearing him.\nMcDowell: \u201cYou see, that is the whole point\u2026 But I want to put it to you that you have come here, using formulaic evidence, to effectively mislead this Tribunal as to the source of your information?\u201d\nMcCann: \u201cI absolutely have not. I have been answering the questions to the best of my ability in this matter.\u201d\nPreviously, the tribunal heard of a series of text messages which were sent between Ms McCann and Ms O\u2019Reilly in May 2014.\nWhen Ms O\u2019Reilly gave evidence, the tribunal heard the following sequence:\nO\u2019Reilly to McCann:\n\u201cA highly respected officer held in \u2018high regard\u2019 is how judge Guerin describes McCabe.\u201d\nMcCann to O\u2019Reilly:\n\u201cI am fully aware and, to be honest, I think it\u2019s gross. There is a very messed up girl at the heart of it and no one gives a fuck.\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s a farce. Everyone knows, from politicians to cops to journos. It\u2019s an fucking pantomime.\u201d\n\u201cSorry for Shatter? It\u2019s just like a house of cards. Self-preservation is the name of the game. It\u2019s one big sordid game. N\u00f3ir\u00edn should get the job, she\u2019d be fab, and it\u2019ll be the ultimate knee-jerk reaction if they go down the civilian route. I also feel for Callinan. What a way for his career to end. The tape thing is one big f-ing smokescreen designed to save political face, and at what cost? Justice will be the biggest loser if the government continues the way it\u2019s going. It\u2019s disgusting.\u201d\nOn Friday, Ms McCann told the tribunal that the sequence above was missing a text.\nShe told the tribunal: \u201cCan I just point out that there is a text message in between that deleted\u2026 That I have here in front of me.\u201d\nMs McCann then read the text:\n\u201c\u2018Paul Williams and the Indo have an agenda against McCabe,\u2019 says Miche\u00e1l Martin to pals.\u201d\nMs McCann told the tribunal she believes that changes the whole context of the exchange.\nShe said: \u201c\u2026that \u201cto be honest, I think it\u2019s gross\u201d, if you read the full context, that would suggest what I\u2019m calling gross is the game-playing that\u2019s happening in relation to it and not Sergeant McCabe.\u201d\nBroadsheet understands more evidence pertaining to these texts has been given to the tribunal.\nMeanwhile, in relation to Ms McCann\u2019s mention of \u201ctickling\u201d being part of her understanding of the allegation against Sgt McCabe, it was put to Ms McCann that the only place this word is used is in Supt Noel Cunningham\u2019s investigation of Ms D\u2019s original allegation.\nIn his investigation file, it states: \u201cIt\u2019s of interest to note that Ms D recalls being tickled by Maurice McCabe. A natural reaction to a child being tickle is to squirm\u2026\u201d\nDeclan Doyle SC, for Ms O\u2019Reilly, said to Ms McCann: \u201cAs far as we know that [Supt Cunningham\u2019s invesigation file] is the only place that there was reference to tickling, it\u2019s the first time it came into the public domain. So, I\u2019m suggesting to you that you had the Garda file, is that right?\u201d\nMs McCann said: \u201cNo, I don\u2019t. 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The way we\u2019re treated is disgusting. That\u2019s why Michael O\u2019Leary trying to make overtures to us now is laughable.\n\u201cLike all my colleagues, I\u2019m not allowed a free cup of tea or coffee on the airplane. If we want it, we have to pay, even after flying four sectors [flights] a day. If we forget our wallet, hard luck.\n\u201cThey even tried to stop us having water. Then the pilots\u2019 union said we had to be allowed water \u2013 it was a health and safety issue. So now we\u2019re allowed free water on the airplane. Some of the guys bring in tea bags to put in the hot water, which is nearly the same as free tea.\n\u201cBut, of course, we\u2019re not allowed to take the cardboard cups, so a lot of guys bring their own cups and tea bags now. That\u2019s how it is in Ryanair.\n\u201cMy mother, when she\u2019s away in a hotel, empties all the sachets of tea, coffee and hot chocolate into her bag and posts them to me. I do the same in hotels. We all do. Not very glam, eh?\n\u201c\u2026.After working here for four years, I believe Michael O\u2019Leary hates pilots. He has nothing but contempt for us. If there\u2019s an opportunity for us to be humiliated, Ryanair will take it.\n\u201cI\u2019m based out of Stansted but I\u2019m Irish and my family is in Dublin. For personal reasons, I begged to be transferred to Dublin but I was told no, there were no vacancies.\n\u201cOne day coming back to Dublin, I was sitting on the jumpseat and the pilot told me he was based in Dublin but trying to get transferred to London. That kind of thing is par for the course \u2013 if they wanted, they could have facilitated both of us but helping people is not on the Ryanair agenda.\n\u201c\u2026For over 20 years, Michael O\u2019Leary has singled out a single group of workers for abuse. I\u2019m not sure why he does this.\n\u201cPilots are really quite simple; we just want to do what we love and earn some money at the same time. 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He\u2019s now left.\u201d\nPosted in Misc and tagged Irish Mail on Sunday, Ryanair at 12:57 pm on September 25, 2017 by Broadsheet.\n\u2018Put In Something About Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation\u2019\nFrom top: The Irish Mail on Sunday at the weekend, and an email the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Mary Mitchell O\u2019Connor sent to her former special adviser Alan Cantwell\nYou may recall how former TV3 anchor Alan Cantwell resigned from his position as special adviser to the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Mary Mitchell-O\u2019Connor in November \u2013 after being hired for the post in May.\nDarragh McDonagh, in the Irish Mail on Sunday at the weekend, reported:\n\u201cAlan Cantwell\u2019s brief stint as adviser to Jobs Minister Mary Mitchell O\u2019Connor ended with a one-line letter of resignation giving only four days\u2019 notice, internal correspondence has revealed.\u201d\n\u201cEmails between the former TV3 news anchor and Ms Mitchell O\u2019Connor had become increasingly testy before deteriorating amidst public criticism of her performance as minister.\u201d\n\u201c\u2026On September 8, Mr Cantwell was tasked with drafting a short biography of the minister for the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation. 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        "raw_content": "More Dates for the April 2013 Leg of the Bob Dylan Never ending Tour\nDylan will be touring on the east coast this April as more dates were just announced. He will be appearing at my Alma Mater the University of Rhode Island. List of dates. And the beat goes on.\nJeopardy Tournament of Champions Was Superb\nThere were no losers in the Jeopardy Tournament of Champions. The big winner seen above was Colby Burnett, a teacher from Oak Park, Ill. Chemist Keith Whitener finished second while Kristin Morgan finished. The two games were very well played. Now it is back to regular games.\nSo Far Only One Date for Bob Dylan's Never Ending Tour in 2013\nOne of the Bob Dylan sites on Facebook reported today that he will be playing on April 13, 2013 at the Convocation Center of California University of Pennsylvania. I found this on Ticketmaster. It is strange that only one concert has been announced. My guess is that there are other dates being negotiated, but only this one has been finalized. There is no mention of this on:\nBob Links - Bill Pagel's site which is very reliable.\nBobDylan.com - the official web site\nI think I will notify Bill Pagel.\nPittsburgh 63 St. Johns 47\nWe took the subway to Madison Square Garden to see the St. John's Red Storm play the Pitt Panthers in a Big East showdown. The game was pretty even in the first half, but the Johnnies shooting really fell off in the second half. I guess the #20 ranked Panthers were just too much.\nMy Son Didn't Hear Cousin Bruce Play His Dedication\nThe young man in this photo is my son Lee Slutsky who has become the family's biggest hockey enthusiast. He was very happy when the NHL lockout ended this month. This evening he was watching the Rangers play the Montreal Canadians while his father sent Cousin Bruce an e-mail dedication. Since Lee is NYC's biggest Johnny Cash fan I dedicated I Walk the Line to him. Lee was engrossed in the hockey game while the Cuz read my dedication. Oh well.\nKaren stopped by Pathmark and picked up a copy of the special collectors issue of Rolling Stone magazine that featured 40 years of interviews and a list of his 100 greatest songs. There is still no news about the resumption of the Never Ending Tour in 2013.\nThe three finalists in the Jeopardy Tournament of Champions are:\nThese are 3 excellent players. I am really looking forward to seeing the 2 game finals on Monday and Tuesday. It should be an excellent match with very few missed questions. Keith made a gutsy move in the semi-finals by betting $10,000 on a daily double.\nAlan Seltzer - Facebook Friend of the Day\nRight now I am listening to Alan Seltzer on WCWP as his Grooveyard show is honoring Murray the K. WCWP is the radio station of LIU Post located in Brookville, Long Island. I believe that Alan is an alumnus of that fine university. The photo above was taken at the Oldies Radio Meet and Greet and Ben's Deli on November 12, 2012. It is always nice to hear some innovative radio programming. Thanks, Alan for a fine job.\nI Bought a 6 Pack for the Mets for this season\nThis is the first time in months that I have written about the Mets in this journal. Yesterday I phoned the Mets ticket office and bought a 6 pack including one game against the Yankees. People are not very optimistic about the Amazins for 2013 since it will likely be a rebuilding year. To quote Paul Simon, I am Still Crazy After All These Years.\nMy Review of Ben Sidran: A life in the music\nBen Sidran has appeared in Bruce\u2019s Journal 3 times:\nThe first time I heard him on WBGO - Newark\nMy Review of his appearance at the Highline Ballroom in NYC featuring Dylan Different - I thought that Leo Sidran was his brother, but by reading the book I learn Leo is his son\nMy Review of Review of There was a fire: Jews, Music and the American dream\nIn the book above there was reference to Ben's autobiography:\nSidran, B. (2003). Ben Sidran: A life in the music. New York: Taylor Trade Pub.\nUsing my librarian skills I found out the book was available in the Lincoln Center branch of the New York Public Library. I was happy to find out that the book was available for the Amazon Kindle. I chose the latter alternative so I wouldn\u2019t have to schlep the book on the subway to work. Ben also got a royalty on my purchase.\nIt took me about a month to read it since I read so many other newspapers and magazines and listen to radio stations of different formats. There is only so much time in a day, and I have to earn a living. I rarely read and listen to music at the same time even when I am reading about music or a musician.\nBen was born in Chicago, raised in Racine Wisconsin, and lived much of his life in Madison. His autobiography uses a chronological approach covering his personal and professional life. He actually quit school at the University of Wisconsin to work in a record store, but later returned to his studies. I would have loved to work at the House of Oldies in Greenwich Village back when I was a kid. He later received a doctorate in American Studies at the University of Surrey in the UK.\nHe details his musical career including working with Steve Miller and Boz Scaggs among many other musicians. He hosted and produced radio shows for NPR. The autobiography was published in 2003 thus does not include his recent works including Dylan Different. I would love to find out what motivated him to cover Dylan. I also wonder if Ben had ever met Mr. Zimmerman or if Zimmy ever heard Ben\u2019s versions of his songs. In any event, I hope Ben revises his autobiography.\nIf you are in a hurry you can read the Wikipedia biography in less that 5 minutes, but it only gives a very cursory treatment. Read the book and get the whole story.\nWhat is next? I shall look in iTunes or Amazon.com and see what works of Ben Sidran may be purchased. Many of his early recordings are likely out of print and have never been digitized\nTony Sheridan Dies at Age 72\nAlan Berman is certainly on the ball as he announced on Facebook the passing of Tony Sheridan who played with the Beatles in the early 1960s. You can hear his version of My Bonnie at the video above. It is not necessary for me to repeat what has been written elsewhere. For further information, please see:\nAnnouncement of his passing\nTony Sheridan's Web Site\nWCBS-FM with Sue O'Neill\nWBGO - Bob Porter\nWEBE (Wesport, CT) with Bob Gilmore\nWRNJ (Hackettstown, NJ) - The Rest of the Week with Rich Appel\nPop Gold Radio (Don Tandler)\nWNSH\nWKPN (Bridgeport, CT) Larry Stoler interviewed Michael Harrison\nWCBS-FM with Al Bernstein\nWFUV with Don McGee\nAnd what else did I do today?\n1. Played basketball with Lee ( a little cold weather doesn't bother him)\n2. Went to Macy's to do a little shopping\n3. Watched last night's Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune on tape\n4. Went out with Karen for a belated Valentine's Day dinner\nNew Jersey Devils 5 Philadelphia Flyers 3\nKaren and Lee met me after work last night at the Prudential Center. Lee especially likes to watch hockey and was thrilled when the lockout ended in January. We were sitting in a section with a lot of Flyers fans since Philadelphia is less than 100 miles away from Newark. The Devils scored at the 40 second mark, but the Flyers scored three unanswered goals to take a 3-1 lead after the first period. The Devils tied it up in the second period and took the lead in the third. There were only two penalties in the game.\nCongratulations to Rita Houston on Your Promotion to Program Director of WFUV\nWhen I received an e-mail from WFUV that Rita Houston was promoted to Program Director at WFUV. Alan Berman is always on the ball with radio news also sent me the announcement from All Access. Rita came to WFUV in 1994 as a mid-day host. This was about the time I started to listen to the station after I read the listing for a Bob Dylan day in the New York Times. Rita moved up to Music Director before today's announcement.\nIt must be very hard to be in Rita's position since the music at WFUV is so eclectic. It is never limited to one genre of music so when a listener tunes in he/she never knows what will come up. I listen to a multitude of radio stations, but I always find time to listen to WFUV and support them financially every year. When I listen to WFUV there is always the chance that I will hear Bob Dylan or one of his folk rock contemporaries. Chuck Singleton and the powers that be made a good choice. I hope that Corny O'Connell will get the morning slot permanently.\nTribute to Levon Helm at the Grammys\nThere was a nice tribute to Levon Helm at the Grammy Awards on Sunday featuring Elton John, Mavis Staples and others singing The Weight.\nThe Snowstorm of February 2013\nI was allowed to leave work at 1 PM yesterday in anticipation of the snowstorm. When I left Newark it was sleeting, but later in the afternoon it turned to snow. Thankfully there were no mass transit delays on the way home.\nWhen I looked out the window this morning there appeared to be only 6 inches of snow on the ground. NY1 news reported an accumulation of 6.4 inches at JFK Airport and 12 inches at LaGuardia. Eastern Long Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts got the brunt of the storm with accumulations of up to 3 feet.\nSince I live in an apartment building I don\u2019t have to worry about shoveling snow. Later on I will have to look by my garage to see if I have to move some of the snow away from the door. We will be taking a walk to the local multiplex after 12 noon to see Bullet to the Head with Sylvester Stallone.\nSmooth Jazz Returns to the NYC FM Dial on 102.7 HD2\nFrom 1988-2007 WQCD at 101.9 FM aired the smooth jazz format. I always enjoyed it as a change of pace. In 2007 WQCD changed its format to alternative rock and changed its calls to WRXP. The powers that be in radioland felt that smooth jazz listeners were aging out of the highly desirable 25-54 demographic. For a while I was able to listen to it on 101.9 HD2. When 101.9 was sold and became WFAN-FM, the HD2 channel was removed. Just today CBS radio placed smooth jazz on 102.7 HD2. That is good for me, but there are so few HD radios out there. Smooth jazz is also hear on the SiriusXM Watercolors channel.\nGoogle Me The Movie\nAs a reference librarian I have likely used Google thousands of time to find academic and popular information. Of course I have Googled my name Bruce Slutsky umpteen times. When I do that I find thousands of references to my blog entries, and work related web sites. My name is not very common, but I did find out that a Bruce David Thomas from Milwaukee who was arrested in 1997 assumed my name.\nA few nights ago I picked up my Kindle Fire and looked for a movie and discovered Google Me produced by Los Angeles documentary maker Jim Killeen who has a relatively common name. In the film Jim Googles people with his name. He found several people with his name and was willing to travel around the world to meet them. He actually found 24 Jim Killeens and actually met several of them. His encounters with them were very positive. Toward the end of the movie, he brings all of his namesakes to meet each other in Killeen, Texas.\nI enjoyed this movie very much and recommend it to Google addicts and Luddites who would not touch a computer with a 10 foot poll. I was not even aware of this movie when it was first released in 2007. However, I will not travel to Milwaukee to meet the other Bruce Slutsky.\nPerfect Superbowl Song - Beware of Darkness by George Harrison\nThis video was done at the Concert for Bangladesh in August 1971. Who thought the lights would go out at the Superbowl.\nUnexpected Surprise at the Movies Today - Dylan and Cash Perfect Together\nIt was a cold day and I was tired from running around all week, so we decided to take a short walk to the local multiplex and saw Silver Linings Playbook. During the film we heard Girl of the North Country sung by Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan. This version makes the father and son very happy while Mom is an interested by bystander. Check out Bruce's Journal for March 28, 2012 for Lee's 24th birthday.\nRemembering the Ed Koch Years (1978-1989)\nWe heard the bad news today that former Mayor Ed Koch died at age 88. Certain much will be said and written about his controversial and colorful 3 terms as mayor. I must give him credit for being active until his final days. This journal entry will be devoted to recalling my life during his 12 years in office.\nWhen he first took office in January 1978 I was living in New London, CT since I worked at Pfizer in nearby Groton. I recall that during his campaign people thought he was gay since he was in his 50s and never married. I remember reading that a friend of his said he was so involved in politics, that he just had no time or desire to chase women. In September 1978 I returned to NYC to seek a career in library and information science. 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        "raw_content": "ROBERT M. WALSH\nRobert M Walsh was born May 1, 1947, in Jersey City, N.J., to Doris R. Kauffman and William J. Walsh. His father was a cameraman, so they moved around several times during his childhood, including Opa-locka, Fla., and Detroit, Mich. He excelled in sports, especially baseball, which he played when he attended Western Michigan University. Shortly after college, he married his first wife, Vivian, and they lived in Houston, Texas, and Newnan, Ga. His first job out of college was Ross Laboratory, where he sold Similac. Secondly, he took a position with Northwestern Mutual to provide insurance. Not long after these jobs, he embarked on his lifelong journey with the seafood industry. He has brokered seafood, such as crabs, lobster, mullet roe, shrimp and tuna out of Argentina, Bahama's, Mexico, Philippines and the United States. In addition, he owned several seafood markets and restaurants, including Barnacle Bob's Seafood Boatique. In 2003, he married his second wife, Joanne, and together they started a crabmeat plant in Baja California Sur, Mexico, called Dolphin Blue Crabs, SA de CV, along with a restaurant, Baja's Seafood and Oyster Bar, in Houston. He retired in 2013, and resided with Joanne in New Jersey. He also took great joy in donning the Santa suit, and often his Christmas was the gift of delighting many families and children. Robert led a colorful life and found humor even through hard times. He had an infectious smile and drew people to him. He had a love for animals and a place in his heart for the underprivileged. He will be greatly missed. Robert is survived by his wife, Joanne Kunkel Walsh; his son, Steve A. Walsh along with his wife, Anna, and son Jaidon; his son, Robert M. Walsh Jr., along with his daughter, Brooke; his stepson, John E. Howell, along with his wife, Natalie, son, Marcus and daughter, Taylor; his stepdaughter, Abigail E. Howell, along with her daughter, Alexis; and his sister, Donna Morgan. Come celebrate 71 years from 2 to 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 29, at the Sweeney Funeral Home, 337 Bridgeboro St., Riverside, where there will be a service at 2:30. Sweeney Funeral Home, Riverside www.sweeneyfamilyroom.com",
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        "raw_content": "DELOITTE CHAIRMAN: Financial services will not 'jump quickly' to move London jobs after Brexit vote\nDavid Cruickshank, Deloitte\u2019s Global Chairman spoke to Business Insider.\nBritain's financial and professional services industry may be worrying about a mass jobs exodus after the UK voted for a Brexit but, actually, there will not be a massive shift in jobs from London to other European cities for quite some time, according to the global chairman of Deloitte.\n\"I think companies are looking at potentially moving roles from London but they have been fairly thoughtful about that. No one is going to be jumping quickly,\" David Cruickshank told Business Insider.\n\"Companies have been contingency planning, for what they would do in the event of a Brexit \u2014 including passporting financial services \u2014 for a long time before the referendum result. I think right now, when there is no certainty of outcome and what a Brexit looks like, everyone is being careful to wait and see.\"\nOn June 23, 51.9% of Brits voted for a Brexit in the referendum on European Union membership versus 48.1% who voted for Britain to stay within the EU. The turnout was 72.2% of the 46,499,537 people who were entitled to take part in the vote. This is a record for a UK poll.\nSince then, the markets have been extremely volatile, with the pound hitting a 31-year low at one point and with European stocks see-sawing. On top of that, banks like Morgan Stanley are predicting that a Brexit could knock 1.5 percentage points off UK GDP over the next 18 months.\nMeanwhile, people are starting to worry that this may see the end of the City of London as a financial hub and that financial services will be uprooting staff and moving operations across to the EU.\nRichard Gnodde, co-head of the Investment Banking Division of Goldman Sachs, wouldn't rule out moving some or all of the bank's 6,500 UK staff members to Europe when asked about Goldman's post-Brexit plans at the Times' CEO Summit on Tuesday. JPMorgan has also said it may need to move a quarter of its 16,000-member UK staff to the EU. Both HSBC and Morgan Stanley are believed to be planning to move 1,000 staff each to the EU, though Morgan Stanley denied recent reports. Other banks have announced possible moves too.\nHowever, Cruickshank told us that it is way too early to tell what the industry is going to do and says \"considerations\" for moving staff overseas would naturally have been debated when putting together contingency plans.\n\"I don't think anyone will be jumping quickly as there is so much uncertainty. I think at the beginning of week, there was a lot of shock, but now companies are just focusing on getting down to business and carrying on. There is not much we can do right now,\" said Cruickshank.\nMore: Brexit EU Referendum Deloitte David Cruickshank",
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        "raw_content": "Are The \u2018Coven\u2019 Witches The Cooperative On \u2018AHS: Apocalypse\u2019? There's Some Strong Evidence They're The Ones Pulling The Strings\nAmerican Horror Story: Apocalypse may only be a handful of episodes in, but fans are already trying to piece together when a certain group of spooky faves will pop back up on-screen. While they haven't appeared yet, there's a possibility that the Coven witches are the Cooperative on AHS: Apocalypse.\nAs those who've been keeping up with the show should know, the Cooperative is responsible for setting up the outposts and the \"Sanctuary\" pre-nuclear attack. So far, the mysterious Michael Langdon has served as their spokesperson, but there are a few signs the Coven women could be behind the secret group. First of all, we know they're coming back in some capacity: Ryan Murphy has confirmed that Cordelia (Sarah Paulson), Zoe (Taissa Farmiga), Madison (Emma Roberts), Queenie (Gabourey Sidibe), Misty (Lily Rabe), Myrtle (Frances Conroy), and even Stevie Nicks (who played herself) will all make an appearance this season. And as Paulson's Apocalypse character, Ms. Wilhemina Venable, teased in the premiere, the Cooperative is \"a collection of the dozen of the greatest minds mankind has to offer. The visionaries.\" That could certainly describe a faction of badass magical witches.\nMoreover, Cordelia made clear in Coven that she's not just committed to \"surviving,\" but outright thriving. So, maybe in an effort to carry on that mission \u2014 even amid the world's collapse \u2014 she established the four U.S. compounds, six international outposts, and super-secure Sanctuary the Cooperative now presides over.\nThat being said, would Cordelia really allow someone like Michael to represent her Cooperative? By the end of Coven, she'd usurped her ruthless, self-obsessed mother as Supreme, paving the way for the academy to become the \"place to protect, develop, and celebrate witches\" she'd long envisioned it as. So, it would be a sad (and uncharacteristic) development if Cordelia allowed the maybe-Antichrist to play a part in her organization.\nPerhaps, then, the Cooperative isn't run by witches, but by warlocks. In the Apocalypse premiere, Ms. Venable explains that Outpost 3 was previously an exclusive boys' school. It's possible it was like Miss Robichaux's Academy, except for men, and they offered up the building as a post-apocalyptic bunker. This would make sense given the trailer for Apocalypse, in which Michael makes it snow while standing in front of a council. It's difficult to tell for sure, but it sure looks like all the people seated at the table are men.\nOf course, that doesn't mean that the Coven witches wouldn't have some connection to the warlock-run Cooperative. It's just that they would either have to be at odds with their male counterparts, or have had some evil change of heart. Seeing Cordelia turn dark (well, darker) wouldn't be a total reach for a show as twist-prone as AHS, but it's safe to say Coven fans would probably rather see the kind-hearted Cordelia be the hero, not the villain. And what better way for her to save the day than to go against an all-male Cooperative of warlocks led by the Antichrist himself?",
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        "title": "I Hope People Care About Anti-Semitism All The Time, Not Just When It Involves Donald Trump",
        "raw_content": "I Hope People Care About Anti-Semitism All The Time, Not Just When It Involves Donald Trump\nDuring a press conference on Wednesday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by his side, President Donald Trump was asked directly by a reporter about the \"sharp rise in anti-Semitic incidents across the United States\" that have occurred \"since your election campaign and even after your victory.\" Of the many topics Trump could have been asked about \u2014 the resignation of his national security adviser, Michael Flynn; the recent report his campaign aides were in talks with Russian intelligence officials during the election \u2014 this was a relative softball. In fact, Trump certainly could have used the question as an opportunity to clear the controversy and concern surrounding his White House statement on Holocaust Remembrance Day, the one that actually failed to mention the 6 million Jews that were systematically slaughtered.\nInstead, Trump bungled his response by beginning with a cringe-inducing boast about how large his victory was in the Electoral College.\n\"I just want to say that we are very honored by the victory that we had,\" Trump said. \"306 Electoral College votes. We were not supposed to crack 220. You know that, right? There was no way to 221, but then they said there's no way to 270. And there's tremendous enthusiasm out there.\"\nMany journalists pounced on Trump's answer \u2014 not to mention advocacy groups, like the Anti-Defamation League. While the group praised certain remarks made by Trump during the press conference, such as keeping Iran from developing nuclear weapons capability and acknowledging the historical persecution of Jews, the ADL tweeted it was \"troubling\" that the president \"failed to condemn the real issue of anti-Semitism in US today.\"\nMany journalists were whip-fast in calling out President Trump for beginning his answer to a question about anti-Semitism by starting with a desperate-sounding brag about the election.\nAs I saw after Trump's now-infamous Holocaust Remembrance Day statement that left out any specific mention of Jews, journalists, politicians, and many others were quick to denounce the president and his team for failing to address Jewish suffering.\nI just wish some of these same people were as sensitive and eager to respond to anti-Semitism and discrimination towards the Jewish community when it isn't tied to Trump or people affiliated with him.\nOf course, this response is heartening. I am pleased that so many people and so many groups are so attuned to anti-Semitism and eager to call out those who fail to adequately condemn it. I just wish some of these same people were as sensitive and eager to respond to anti-Semitism and discrimination towards the Jewish community when it isn't tied to Trump or people affiliated with him.\nThis is not to defend Trump's response to the question. I will say that as an American Jew who considers herself pretty well-versed in the history of anti-Semitism \u2014 including serious concerns about anti-Semitism raised during the Trump campaign \u2014 I was more dumbfounded than offended by the answer. It was weak and not compelling, and it squandered a chance to address the worries of anti-Semitism that have plagued him and his circle.\nI wonder if there would be attention \u2014 let alone such fire and indignation \u2014 if it was coming from someone on the other side of the aisle.\nHowever, it is worth noting \u2014 and it seems some places have not added this part \u2014 that Trump did go on to say, \"We are going to do everything within our power to stop long-simmering racism and every other thing that's going on.\" He insisted, \"You're going to see a lot of love.\" He brought up his Jewish daughter and Jewish grandchildren, which feels more than a little trite at this point, but an ineffective answer doesn't make it an anti-Semitic one.\nMoreover, as I watch my Twitter feed blow up with journalists, analysts, politicians, and friends exclaiming in various forms how horrible and ridiculous Trump's answer is, I wondered if there would be attention \u2014 let alone such fire and indignation \u2014 if it was coming from someone on the other side of the aisle.\nTablet reporter Yair Rosenberg \u2014 who also has the dubious pleasure of being one of the 10 journalists to receive the most anti-Semitic tweets, according to a study by the ADL \u2014 shared a helpful reminder about the double standard on anti-Semitism.\nOn Monday, Rosenberg tweeted a story about how the student council at McGill University, one of the most prestigious universities in Canada, voted not to punish Igor Sadikov, a student who encouraged people to \"punch a Zionist today\" on Twitter. Sadikov also refused to retract his statement.\nRosenberg pointed out: \"I hope the liberal rightly outraged at the anti-Semitism of the Trumpkin alt-right will be just as incensed by their own community.\" I'm honestly not sure they are.\nAnd if we are talking about reactions to Trump, the current president, let's talk about the response to the former.\nAfter the January 2015 attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris, which occurred days after the Charlie Hebdo one, President Obama refused to say Jews were specifically targeted.\n\"It is entirely legitimate for the American people to be deeply concerned when you\u2019ve got a bunch of violent, vicious zealots who behead people or randomly shoot a bunch of folks in a deli in Paris,\" Obama said when Vox asked about the attack, which occurred hours before the Jewish sabbath began and resulted in the murder of four hostages. The State Department press secretary also declined to call the attack anti-Semitic.\nABC News' Jonathan Karl asked White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest:\nThis was an attack on a kosher deli. Does the president have any doubt that those terrorists attacked that deli because there would be Jews in that deli?\nEarnest's response, included below, pointedly refused to even include the word \"Jew.\"\nIt is clear from the terrorists and some of the writings they put out afterwards, what their motivation was. The adverb that the president chose was used to indicate that the individuals who were killed in that terrible tragic incident were killed not because of who they were, but because of where they randomly happened to be.\nThe bizarre verbal gymnastics could give Kellyanne Conway a run for her money.\nFinally, after the exchange, the press secretary tweeted: \"Terror attack at Paris Kosher market was motivated by anti-Semitism. POTUS didn't intend to suggest otherwise.\"\nThe censure of Obama and his team was not nearly so swift nor so loud. I do not recall many journalists outrageously tweeting about it at the time, and the ADL, though critical, was also measured. Abraham Foxman of the ADL said the White House comments \"clouded the issue\" in a letter to Earnest, but he also assured that he believed Obama was \"very clear\" Obama viewed the attack as anti-Semitism.\nI want my fellow journalists \u2014 and my fellow Americans \u2014 to remain aware and sensitive to anti-Semitism, especially because the ADL has tracked an increase in anti-Semitic incidences in the United States. From 2014 to 2015 there was a 50 percent increase specifically in anti-Semitic assaults. Last month, Jewish centers in the United States were hit with three widespread waves of bomb threats.\nAnd problems with anti-Semitism are hardly exclusive to the United States. 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The CASRN was corrected to 17798-09-3.\nStyrene, Xylenes - Statement Removal\nIn the \"Styrene\" and \"Xylenes\" summaries, the text originally included the statement \"However, in 1995, the Federal-Provincial Advisory Committee on Environmental and Occupational Health published a guidance report on residential indoor air quality that provides a general guideline for levels of VOCs in outdoor and indoor air (Health Canada, 1995).\" The document \"Indoor Air Quality in Office Buildings: A Technical Guide\" has been removed from the Health Canada Indoor Air website. Health Canada considers that this publication requires updating but that this task does not fall within the current mandate of the Indoor Air program. The guide was originally published when Health Canada was responsible for responding to requests for air quality investigations in federal buildings. This activity is now carried out by Public Works and Government Services Canada. This statement has now been removed from these summaries.\nTrihalomethanes - Reference Error\nIn the \"Trihalomethanes\" summary, the reference to Health Canada's \"Guidelines for Canadian drinking water quality: Guideline technical document - Trihalomethanes\" cited the year 2009 with an in text citation of \"Health Canada, 2009g\". The reference has been corrected with the year 2006 and the in text citation is now \"Health Canada, 2006c\".\nAppendix A - Lab Group Removal\nUnder \"Appendix A\", the ALS Laboratory Group was included in the list of analytical laboratories that performed analyses of environmental chemicals and creatinine. However ALS Laboratory Group analyses were not included in this report. 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Cycle 2 included 91 environmental chemicals, 42 of which were also measured in cycle 1.\nThe data for cycle 3 were collected between January 2012 and December 2013 from approximately 5,800 Canadians aged 3 to 79 years at 16 sites across Canada. Cycle 3 included 48 environmental chemicals measured in individual samples, 33 of which have been measured in previous cycles.\nA summary of the environmental chemicals measured in cycle 1, cycle 2, and cycle 3 of the CHMS is presented in the table below.\nSummary of chemicals measured in cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011), and cycle 3 (2012-2013) of the Canadian Health Measures Survey\nPerfluoroalkyl substances\nPhthalate metabolites\nVolatile organic compounds: Benzene metabolites\nCollection for cycle 4 of the CHMS began in January 2014 and will be completed in late 2015. Planning for future cycles is under way.\nThe general CHMS survey design and implementation are described on the Health Canada website, with emphasis on the biomonitoring component. The website also contains descriptive summaries for each chemical, outlining the chemical's identity, common uses, occurrence in the environment, potential sources of exposure in the human population, toxicokinetics in the body, health effects, regulatory status, and existing Canadian biomonitoring data.\nData tables specific to each chemical are provided below the relevant text; the tables are broken down by age group and sex, and contain descriptive statistics on the distribution of blood and/or urine concentrations in the sample population. For the 15 new environmental chemicals measured in cycle 3, tables present baseline data for the Canadian population. For chemicals that were also measured in previous cycles, data from all cycles are presented together in tables to allow for ease of comparison. Data for chemicals that were only measured in cycle 1 and/or cycle 2 can be found in the first Report on Human Biomonitoring of Environmental Chemicals in Canada (Health Canada, 2010a) or the Second Report on Human Biomonitoring of Environmental Chemicals in Canada (Health Canada, 2013a).\nThe primary purpose of the biomonitoring component of the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) is to provide human biomonitoring data to scientists and health and environment officials to aid in assessing exposure to environmental chemicals and in developing policies to reduce exposure to toxic chemicals for the protection of the health of Canadians.\nSome specific uses of the CHMS biomonitoring data include the following:\nto establish baseline concentrations of chemicals in Canadians that could allow for comparisons with subpopulations in Canada and with other countries\nto establish baseline concentrations of chemicals to track trends in Canadians over time\nto provide information for setting priorities and taking action to protect the health of Canadians and to protect Canadians from exposure to environmental chemicals\nto assess the effectiveness of health and environmental risk management actions intended to reduce exposures and health risks from specific chemicals\nto support future research on the potential links between exposure to certain chemicals and specific health effects\nto contribute to international monitoring programs, such as the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants\nThe Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) was designed as a cross-sectional survey to address important data gaps and limitations in existing health information in Canada. Its principal objective is to collect national-level baseline data on important indicators of Canadians' health status, including those pertaining to exposures to environmental chemicals. This information is important in understanding exposure to risk factors, detecting emerging trends in risk factors and exposures, and advancing health surveillance and research in Canada. Detailed descriptions of the CHMS rationale, survey design, sampling strategy, and mobile examination centre (MEC) operations and logistics for cycle 3 have been published (Labrecque and Quigley, 2014; Statistics Canada, 2015).\nCycle 3 of the CHMS targets the population aged 3 to 79 years living at home and residing in the 10 provinces. The following groups are excluded from the survey's coverage: persons living in the three territories; persons living on reserves and other Aboriginal settlements in the provinces; full-time members of the Canadian Forces; the institutionalized population, and residents of certain remote regions. Altogether, these exclusions represent approximately 4% of the target population.\nAlthough the CHMS is not able to provide representative data for the entire Canadian population, there are a number of surveys and research projects carried out in partnership with Health Canada that directly target some of these population gaps.\nThe First Nations Biomonitoring Initiative (FNBI) is a survey carried out by the Assembly of First Nations and Health Canada that seeks to establish baseline biomonitoring data for First Nations people living on-reserve south of the 60\u00b0 parallel (AFN, 2013). Between 2009 and 2011, the FNBI measured the levels of 97 environmental chemicals in blood and urine samples collected from 503 participants living in 13 First Nation communities across Canada. The complete report has been published by the Assembly of First Nations.\nIn addition, numerous biomonitoring studies have been undertaken in Canada's North through the Northern Contaminants Program (NCP). The NCP, which is managed by federal government departments, provincial and territorial agencies, and Aboriginal organizations, was established in 1991 to respond to concerns about human exposure to contaminants in traditional diets of Northern Aboriginal peoples. The NCP provides funding for numerous individual studies undertaken in various regions of the North, including the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Nunavik (Quebec's North). More detailed information and results from these studies have been summarized in the Canadian Arctic Contaminants Assessment Reports (CACAR) and numerous scientific articles.\nTo meet the objective of producing reliable estimates at the national level by age group and sex, cycle 3 of the CHMS required a minimum sample of at least 5,700 participants. The participants were distributed among six age groups (3-5, 6-11, 12-19, 20-39, 40-59, and 60-79 years) and sex (except for 3-5 years), for a total of 11 groups. For the 3- to 5-year age group, the survey was not designed to provide estimates for the individual sexes.\nTo meet the requirements of the CHMS, a multi-stage sampling strategy was used.\nThe CHMS required participants to report to a MEC and be able to travel to the centre within a reasonable period of time. For cycle 3, the 2011 Census geography was used to create 360 collection sites across the country. A geographic area with a population of at least 10,000 and a maximum participant travel distance of 75 kilometres (50 kilometres in urban areas and 75 kilometres in rural areas) were required for the location of collection sites. Areas not meeting these criteria were excluded.\nA larger number of collection sites would have optimized the precision of the estimates. However, the logistical and cost constraints associated with the use of MECs restricted the number of collection sites to 16. The 16 collection sites were selected from within the five standard regional boundaries used by Statistics Canada (Atlantic, Quebec, Ontario, the Prairies, and British Columbia); they were allocated to these regions in proportion to the size of the population. Although not every province in Canada had a collection site, the CHMS sites were chosen to represent the Canadian population in all 10 provinces, east to west, including larger and smaller population densities. The collection sites selected for cycle 3 of the CHMS are listed in the table below.\nCanadian Health Measures Survey cycle 3 collection sites\nKent County, N.B.\nSouth-central Laurentians\nSouthwest Mont\u00e9r\u00e9gie\nEast Montr\u00e9al\nWest Montr\u00e9al\nBrantford-Brant County\nSouthwest Calgary, Alta.\nVictoria-Saanich\nWithin each site, dwellings with known household composition at the time of the 2011 Census, updated with the most recent information from administrative files, were stratified by age of household residents at the time of the survey, with the six age-group strata corresponding to the CHMS cycle 3 age groups (3-5, 6-11, 12-19, 20-39, 40-59, and 60-79 years). Within each site, a simple random sample of dwellings was selected in each stratum. Each selected dwelling was then contacted and asked to provide a list of current household members; this list was used to select the survey participants. One or two people were selected, depending on the household composition.\nThe process to determine the list of environmental chemicals to be included in cycle 3 of the CHMS built upon the existing consultation process used for cycle 2. The primary mechanism of consultation for cycle 2 was through a questionnaire distributed to key stakeholders with expertise or interest in human biomonitoring of environmental chemicals; the purpose was to define specifically what should be measured in blood and urine samples in the Canadian population. Key participants included various internal Health Canada branches and programs as well as a number of external groups, including other federal departments, provincial/territorial health and environment departments, industry groups, environment and health non-governmental organizations, and academics. Through this consultation, over 310 different chemicals and metabolites were nominated.\nSelection was based on health risks; evidence of human exposure; existing data gaps; commitments under national and international treaties, conventions, and agreements; availability of standard laboratory analytical methods; and current and anticipated health policy development and implementations.\nThe following criteria were used as a general guide for identifying and selecting the environmental chemicals to include in the CHMS:\nseriousness of known or suspected health effects related to the substance\nneed for public health actions related to the substance\nlevel of public concern about exposures and possible health effects related to the substance\nevidence of exposure of the Canadian population to the substance\nfeasibility of collecting biological specimens in a national survey and associated burden on survey participants\navailability and efficiency of laboratory analytical methods\ncosts of performing the test\nparity of selected chemicals with other national and international surveys and studies\nBecause less than 2 years had passed between the selection processes for cycle 2 and cycle 3, it was determined that an entirely new consultation was unnecessary; rather, the existing priority list from cycle 2 was used as the starting point for cycle 3. Chemicals that were included in the cycle 2 priority list, which could not previously be included for various reasons, were given highest priority for inclusion in cycle 3. In addition, environmental chemicals from cycles 1 and 2 considered to be high priorities were carried forward into cycle 3. Ultimately, the list was narrowed by the volume of biospecimens available from survey participants to conduct the analyses. Blood volume is generally limited; it is also required for analyses of chronic and infectious diseases and nutritional biomarkers. Thus, fewer environmental chemicals were measured in blood than in urine.\nA full list of the chemicals measured in individual respondents in CHMS cycle 3 is presented in the table below.\nChemicals measured in individual respondents in the Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 3 (includes chemicals introduced for cycle 3 and carried forward from cycles 1 and 2).\nCadmium Yes Yes Yes\nLead Yes Yes Yes\nMercury (total) Yes Yes Yes\nMethylmercury No No Yes\nInorganic mercury Yes No Yes\nFluoride No Yes Yes\nArsenic (speciated)\nArsenate No Yes Yes\nArsenite No Yes Yes\nDMA (Dimethylarsinic acid) No Yes Yes\nMMA (Monomethylarsonic acid) Yes Yes\nArsenocholine No No Yes\nArsenobetaine and arsenocholine No Yes Yes\nBisphenol A Yes Yes Yes\nTriclosan No Yes Yes\nCotinine Yes Yes Yes\nPAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons)\nBenzo[a]pyrene metabolite\n3-Hydroxybenzo[a]pyrene No Yes Yes\nChrysene metabolites\n2-Hydroxychrysene No Yes Yes\nFluoranthene metabolite\n3-Hydroxyfluoranthene No Yes Yes\nFluorene metabolites\n2-Hydroxyfluorene No Yes Yes\nNaphthalene metabolites\n1-Hydroxynaphthalene No Yes Yes\nPhenanthrene metabolites\n1-Hydroxyphenanthrene No Yes Yes\nPyrene metabolite\n1-Hydroxypyrene No Yes Yes\nt,t-MA (trans,trans-Muconic acid) No Yes Yes\nS-PMA (S-Phenylmercapturic acid) No Yes Yes\nBenzene No No Yes\nEthylbenzene No No Yes\nStyrene No No Yes\nTetrachloroethylene No No Yes\nToluene No No Yes\nTrichloroethylene No No Yes\nBromodichloromethane No No Yes\nDibromochloromethane No No Yes\nTribromomethane No No Yes\nTrichloromethane No No Yes\nm-Xylene & p-Xylene No No Yes\no-Xylene No No Yes\nAcrylamide haemoglobin adduct No No Yes\nGlycidamide haemoglobin adduct No No Yes\nOwing to the high cost of laboratory analyses, some environmental chemicals were not measured for all CHMS participants. The majority of the environmental chemicals were measured in a subsample of 2,500 participants aged 3 to 79 years, with the following exceptions: lead, cadmium, total mercury, and cotinine were measured in all participants; methylmercury was measured in 1,000 participants aged 20 to 79 years; and trihalomethanes and volatile organic compounds were measured in 2,500 participants aged 12 to 79 years. Further details on the subsampling for environmental chemicals are available in Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) Data User Guide: Cycle 3 (Statistics Canada, 2015) and in Sampling documentation for cycle 3 of the Canadian Health Measures Survey (Labrecque and Quigley, 2014).\nMetals and trace elements Urine, blood 5,700 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nMethylmercury Blood 1,000 No No No Yes Yes Yes\nArsenic Urine 2,500 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nFluoride Urine 2,500 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nAcrylamide Blood 2,500 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nBenzene metabolites Urine 2,500 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nEnvironmental phenols Urine 2,500 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nNicotine metabolite Urine 5,700 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nPAH metabolites Urine 2,500 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nVolatile organic compounds Blood 2,500 No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes\nPersonal information collected through the CHMS is protected under the federal Statistics Act (Canada, 1970-71-72). Under the Act, Statistics Canada is obliged to safeguard and to keep in trust the information it obtains from the Canadian public. Consequently, Statistics Canada has established a comprehensive framework of policies, procedures, and practices to protect confidential information against loss, theft, unauthorized access, disclosure, copying, or use; this includes physical, organizational, and technological measures. The steps taken by Statistics Canada to safeguard the information collected in the CHMS have been described previously (Day et al., 2007).\nEthics approval for all components of the CHMS was obtained from the Health Canada and Public Health Agency of Canada Research Ethics Board. Informed written consent for the MEC portion of the CHMS was obtained from participants older than 14 years of age. For younger children, a parent or legal guardian provided written consent, and the child provided assent. Participation in this survey was voluntary, and participants could opt out of any part of the survey at any time.\nA strategy was developed to communicate results to survey participants with the advice and expert opinion of the CHMS Laboratory Advisory Committee, the Physician Advisory Committee, l'Institut national de sant\u00e9 publique du Qu\u00e9bec (the reference laboratory performing some of the environmental chemical analyses), and Health Canada's Research Ethics Board (Day et al., 2007). For the environmental chemicals, only results for lead and mercury were actively reported to participants. However, participants could receive all other test results upon request to Statistics Canada. More information on reporting to participants, including the ethical challenges encountered, can be found in Haines et al. (2011).\nFieldwork for the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) cycle 3 took place over a period of 2 years from January 2012 to December 2013. Data were collected sequentially at 16 sites across Canada. The sites were ordered to take into account seasonality by region and the temporal effect, subject to operational and logistical constraints.\nStatistics Canada mailed an advance letter and brochure to households that were selected as outlined in the Dwelling and Participant Sampling section. The mailing informed potential participants that they would be contacted for the survey's data collection.\nData were collected from consenting survey participants through a household personal interview, using a computer-assisted method, and a visit to a mobile examination centre (MEC) for physical measures and biospecimen collection. The field team consisted of household interviewers and the CHMS MEC staff, including trained health professionals who performed the physical measures testing (Statistics Canada, 2015).\nParticipants were first administered a household questionnaire in their home. Using a computer application, the interviewer randomly selected one or two participants and conducted separate 45- to 60-minute health interviews (Statistics Canada, 2015). The interviews collected demographic and socio-economic data and information about lifestyle, medical history, current health status, the environment, and housing conditions. At this time, the collection protocol for the indoor air and tap water component of the survey was also initiated. Within approximately 2 weeks after the home visit, participants visited the MEC. Each MEC consisted of two trailers linked by an enclosed pedestrian walkway. One trailer was for reception and contained an administration area and an examination room; the other trailer contained additional examination rooms and a laboratory. The MEC operated 7 days a week in order to complete approximately 350 visits at each site over 5 to 6 weeks and to accommodate participants' schedules (Statistics Canada, 2015). MEC appointments averaged about 2.5 hours. A parent or legal guardian accompanied children under 14 years of age. To maximize response rates, participants who were unable or unwilling to go to the MEC were offered the option of a home visit by members of the CHMS MEC staff to perform some of the physical measures and the biospecimen collection portion of the survey (Statistics Canada, 2015).\nAt the start of the MEC visit, participants signed consent/assent forms prior to any testing and in most cases provided a urine sample immediately thereafter. For logistical purposes, spot samples were collected rather than 24-hour urine samples. The urine samples were collected using the first-catch urine, as opposed to the mid-stream urine collected in cycle 1. Guidelines were provided to participants asking them to abstain from urinating 2 hours prior to their MEC visit. Samples were collected in 120 mL urine specimen containers. Trained health professionals took physical health measurements such as height, weight, blood pressure, lung function, and physical fitness. A series of screening questions were administered to participants to determine their eligibility for the various tests, including phlebotomy (blood collection), based on pre-existing exclusion criteria (Statistics Canada, 2015). Blood specimens were drawn by a certified phlebotomist; the maximum amount depended upon the age of the participant. The approximate volume drawn from participants aged 3-5 years was 22.0 mL; 6-11 years, 28.5 mL; 12-13 years, 48.8 mL; 14-19 years, 52.8 mL; and 20-79 years, 72.8 mL.\nAll blood and urine specimens collected in the MEC were processed and aliquoted in the MEC. Biospecimens were stored temporarily in temperature-monitored freezers at -30\u00baC until shipping, with the exception of blood samples collected for volatile organic compound analysis; these were refrigerated. Once a week, the specimens were shipped on dry ice or in monitored refrigerated conditions to the reference laboratory for analyses. Standardized operating procedures were developed for the collection of blood and urine specimens, processing and aliquoting procedures, as well as for shipping biospecimens to ensure adequate data quality and to standardize data collection. A priority sequence for laboratory analyses was established in the event that an insufficient volume of biospecimen was collected for complete analyses of the environmental chemicals as well as for analyses of infectious diseases, nutritional status, and chronic diseases. Details on the collection tubes, aliquot volumes, and priority testing are presented in the table below.\nUrine and blood collection procedure for the environmental chemicals\n(size and typeTable A footnote a)\nOptimal VolumeTable A footnote b\nTable A footnotes\nTable A footnote a\nBecton Dickinson Vacutainers were used for the collection of blood; VWR urine specimen containers were used for the collection of urine\nReturn to Table A footnote a referrer\nTable A footnote b\nOptimum sample volume sent to the reference laboratory\nReturn to Table A footnote b referrer\nTable A footnote c\n4.0 mL tubes used for respondents aged 3-5 years; 6.0 mL tubes used for respondents aged 6-11 years; 10 mL tubes used for respondents aged 20-79 years\nReturn to Table A footnote c referrer\nTable A footnote d\nReturn to Table A footnote d referrer\nTable A footnote e\nMethylmercury only collected in respondents aged 20 to 79 years\nReturn to Table A footnote e referrer\nAcrylamide Whole Blood 4.0, 6.0 or 10mLTable A footnote c Lavender EDTATable A footnote d 1.5 mL\nMetals 1.0 mL\nMethylmercury 1.8 mLTable A footnote e\nVolatile organic compounds (VOCs) Whole Blood 10 mL Washed Grey 10 mL\nCreatinine Urine 120 mL urine specimen container 0.5 mL\nFluoride 0.8 mL\nArsenic (speciated) 1.0 mL\nNicotine metabolite 0.8 mL\nInorganic mercury 1.5 mL\nEnvironmental phenols 0.8 mL\nPolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon metabolites (PAHs) and benzene metabolites 12 mL\nSpecific gravity 0.3 mL\nTo maximize the reliability and validity of the data and to reduce systematic bias, the CHMS developed quality assurance and quality control protocols for all aspects of the fieldwork. Quality assurance for the MEC covered staff selection and training, instructions to respondents (pre-testing guidelines), and issues related to data collection. All staff had appropriate education and training for their respective positions. To ensure consistent measurement techniques, procedure manuals and training guides were developed in consultation with, and reviewed by, experts in the field. Quality control samples were done at each site, consisting of three field blanks per site (deionized water for most analytes), blind replicates (three pairs per site except blood VOCs and cotinine), and blind control samples (approximately six per site).\nThe quality control samples were sent to the laboratory with regular specimen shipments. Results were sent to Statistics Canada's CHMS headquarters, along with all other respondent results, where they were assessed to determine the accuracy of the methodology based on the defined analyte concentration. The replicates were used to assess the precision of the analysis in pre-established acceptable ranges. If required, feedback was provided quickly to the reference laboratory for review and remedial action.\nBeginning in cycle 2, a subsample of CHMS participants' households were selected for a component that involved sampling of indoor air over a 7-day period. A tap water sampling protocol was introduced in cycle 3 to complement the indoor air component. By sampling both indoor air and tap water in the home environment, where Canadians spend the majority of their time, two potential sources of exposure to environmental chemicals are captured.\nParticipants were asked to place the indoor air sampler in their household for 7 days in order to measure a number of VOCs. One indoor air sampler was given per selected household, along with a pencil, a postage-paid envelope, and an information sheet. After the 7-day collection period was over, participants mailed their indoor air sampler in the envelope provided to CASSEN Testing Laboratories where all indoor air analyses were performed.\nThe tap water sampling was carried out during the household interview by the interviewer and lasted for approximately 10 minutes. The objective of tap water collection was to determine the prevalence of and characterize the distribution of exposure to fluoride and to VOCs from tap water. Two samples were collected at each household and were shipped to the laboratories where the tap water analysis was performed. Fluoride samples were analyzed by the Laboratoire de sant\u00e9 publique du Qu\u00e9bec whereas the VOC samples were analyzed by a Health Canada research laboratory.\nIndoor air results were not reported back to respondents; however, the tap water test results were reported back to those who participated in both the household and the clinic portion of the survey. Reports included results for those chemicals for which either aesthetic quality or maximum acceptable concentration (MAC) guidelines have been established by the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water. Aesthetic objectives address concentrations that could affect the taste, smell, or colour of water, while still being below the point at which health effects could appear whereas MACs are established on the basis of health considerations. Certain chemicals measured in the tap water sample do not have established guidelines; respondents were able to receive these results only upon request. If one or more of the tap water results was found to exceed a MAC, survey staff contacted the respondents to inform them of their result and to ask for their consent to share the result with provincial authorities.\nA complete list of the substances measured in the indoor air and tap water samples is available in the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) Content summary for cycles 1 to 8 (Statistics Canada, 2013a). Further details on the indoor air study and tap water sampling are available in the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) Data User Guide: Cycle 3 (Statistics Canada, 2015). Indoor air and tap water data are available upon request by contacting Statistics Canada at info@statcan.gc.ca.\nDetailed descriptions of the CHMS MEC operations and logistics have been described previously in Bryan et al. (2007) and are presented in the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) Data User Guide: Cycle 3 (Statistics Canada, 2015).\nLaboratory analyses of environmental chemicals and creatinine were performed at analytical laboratories within Health Canada, l'Institut national de sant\u00e9 publique du Qu\u00e9bec (INSPQ), and the ALS Laboratory Group. Laboratories developed standardized operating procedures for the analytical methods used to measure environmental chemicals or their metabolites in biological samples. Analytical accuracy and precision of measurements were evaluated through rigorous method validation programs at each laboratory.\nInternal quality control measures within each laboratory included the analysis of calibration standards, laboratory blanks, method blanks, and in-house quality control samples in each analytical batch. In addition, laboratories conducted periodical analyses of Standard Reference Materials/Certified Reference Materials when available. Quality assurance reviews were conducted on laboratory data on a regular basis to evaluate any issues in the batch processing and to identify inconsistencies in analytical results. Appropriate corrective measures were taken when required. As part of external quality control measures, laboratories participated in external quality control programs and inter-laboratory comparison studies when available. Tables are provided with limits of detection for each method (Appendix A). The methods used in the analyses of the environmental chemicals and creatinine are described below.\nWhole blood was thawed at room temperature and reacted with modified Edman reagent (pentafluorophenyl isothiocyanate) for 2 hours at 55\u00b0C. The sample was purified using solid phase extraction on Isolute HM-N sorbent. Analytes were then eluted with diisopropyl ether/ethyl acetate/toluene (50/40/10 v/v/v) and the extract was evaporated under a stream of nitrogen. The sample was reconstituted in methanol/water (40/60 v/v) and analyzed using a Waters Acquity ultraperformance liquid chromatograph (UPLC) system coupled to a Quattro Premier tandem mass spectrometer (Health Canada, 2014a).\nFor the analysis of bisphenol A and triclosan, urine samples were subjected to enzymatic hydrolysis (\u00df-glucuronidase enzyme). The samples were then derivatized with pentafluorobenzyl bromide at 70\u00baC for 2 hours. The derivatized products were extracted with a mixture of dichloromethane-hexane. Evaporated extracts were dissolved in the appropriate solvent and analyzed using an Agilent 6890 or 7890 gas chromatographic system coupled to a Waters Quattro Micro gas chromatograph (GC) tandem mass spectrometer. The mass spectrometer was operated in the negative ion chemical ionization mode and the analytes were quantified using multiple reaction monitoring (MRM) (INSPQ, 2014a). Free and hydrolyzed forms of bisphenol A were measured together by this procedure.\nUrine samples were diluted in ammonium carbonate solution and analyzed for arsenite (As3+), arsenate (As5+), monomethylarsonic acid, dimethylarsinic acid, and the sum of arsenobetaine and arsenocholine using a Waters Acquity UPLC coupled to a Varian 820-MS inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometer (ICP-MS) system (INSPQ, 2009a). For arsenocholine, urine was diluted with formic acid and acetonitrile solution and analyzed on Waters Acquity UPLC coupled to a TQ-S tandem mass spectrometer (INSPQ, 2009a).\nBlood samples were diluted in a basic solution containing octylphenol ethoxylate and ammonia. They were analyzed for cadmium, lead, and total mercury using a Perkin Elmer Sciex Elan DRC II ICP-MS. Matrix matched calibration was performed using blood from non-exposed individuals (INSPQ, 2010).\nUrine samples were diluted with ionic adjustment buffer and analyzed using an Orion pH meter with a fluoride ion selective electrode (Orion Research Inc.) (INSPQ, 2009b).\nUrine was digested in nitric acid at 50\u00b0C, diluted, and analyzed for inorganic mercury on a Perkin Elmer FIMS 100 (cold vapour system). Matrix matched calibration was performed using urine from non-exposed individuals (INSPQ, 2009c).\nMethylmercury was extracted by sonication from whole blood using an L-cysteine acid solution. After centrifugation, proteins were precipitated using acetonitrile. The supernatant was extracted using an MCX solid phase extraction cartridge. The extract was evaporated to dryness, reconstituted in the appropriate solvent, and analyzed using a Water Acquity UPLC coupled to a Varian 820-MS ICP-MS (INSPQ, 2011).\nFree cotinine was recovered from urine samples by solid-phase extraction on an automated Janus workstation. Deuterated cotinine was used as the internal standard. The extract was redissolved in the mobile phase, and analyzed using a Waters Acquity UPLC coupled to a Waters Quattro Premier XE tandem mass spectrometer with an electrospray ionization source operating in positive ion mode. The analytes were quantified using MRM (INSPQ, 2009d).\nFor the analysis of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon metabolites (3-hydroxybenzo[a]pyrene, 2-hydroxychrysene, 3-hydroxychrysene, 4-hydroxychrysene, 6-hydroxychrysene, 3-hydroxyfluoranthene, 2-hydroxyfluorene, 3-hydroxyfluorene, 9-hydroxyfluorene, 1-hydroxynaphthalene, 2-hydroxynaphthalene, 1-hydroxyphenanthrene, 2-hydroxyphenanthrene, 3-hydroxyphenanthrene, 4-hydroxyphenanthrene, 9-hydroxyphenanthrene, and 1-hydroxypyrene), urine samples were hydrolyzed using b-glucuronidase enzymatic solution and extracted with an organic solvent at neutral pH. The extracts were evaporated and derivatized with N-methyl-N-(trimethylsilyl)-trifluoroacetamide and analyzed using an Agilent 7890 gas chromatograph coupled to an Agilent 7000B triple-quad tandem mass spectrometer operating in electron impact ionization mode. Analytes were quantified using MRM (INSPQ, 2014b).\nWhole blood samples were withdrawn using a previously cleaned air-tight syringe, transferred to a glass vial, and a mixture of isotopically labelled analogs was added. The vial was crimp-sealed and placed in a temperature-controlled autosampler tray. The samples were maintained at 40\u00b0C with continuous mixing. The analytes (benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, m-xylene, o-xylene, p-xylene, chloroform, bromoform, bromodichloromethane, dibromochloromethane, trichloroethane, tetrachloroethene, and styrene) were extracted by inserting a solid phase microextraction fiber into the vial headspace. After extraction, the fiber was transferred to a heated gas chromatograph inlet where the analytes were rapidly desorbed off the fiber. The analytes were focused using a ThermoFisher Scientific Cryotrap (Cryotrap 915) and analyzed using a ThermoFisher Scientific TRACE Ultra gas chromatograph coupled to TSQ Quantum XLS mass spectrometer equipped with electron ionization source. The analytes were quantified in selected reaction monitoring mode (Health Canada, 2012a).\nBenzene metabolites (trans,trans-muconic acid and S-phenylmercapturic acid) were extracted from urine using a hydrophilic-lipophilic-balanced solid-phase extraction cartridge on an automated Janus workstation. The extracts were evaporated to dryness, reconstituted in the mobile phase, and analyzed using a Waters Acquity UPLC coupled to a Waters Xevo TQ-S tandem mass spectrometer operated in negative ion mode (INSPQ, 2014c).\nCreatinine was measured in urine using the colorimetric end-point Jaffe method. An alkaline solution of sodium picrate reacts with creatinine in urine to form a red Janovski complex using Microgenics DRI Creatinine-Detect reagents (#917). The absorbance was read at 505 nm on a Hitachi 917 chemistry autoanalyzer (INSPQ, 2008).\nDescriptive statistics on the concentrations of environmental chemicals in the blood and urine of Canadians, aged 3 to 79 years, were generated using the Statistical Analysis System software (SAS Institute Inc., version 9.2, 2008) and the SUDAAN\u00ae (SUDAAN Release 11.0.1, 2013) statistical software package.\nThe Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) is a sample survey, meaning that the participants represent many other Canadians not included in the survey. In order for the results of the survey to be representative of the entire population, sample weights were generated by Statistics Canada and incorporated into all estimates presented in the data tables (e.g. geometric means). Survey weights were used to take into account the unequal probability of selection into the survey as well as non-response. Further, to account for the complex survey design of the CHMS, the set of bootstrap weights included with the data set was used to estimate the 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for all means and percentiles (Rao et al., 1992; Rust & Rao, 1996).\nFor each chemical measured in cycle 3, data tables are presented. Data from cycle 1 and cycle 2 are also provided within the tables for those substances measured in all cycles. In the first Report on Biomonitoring of Environmental Chemicals in Canada, all results were reported to two decimal places. For cycles 2 and 3 of the CHMS, the reporting protocol changed and the results were reported to two significant digits. For consistency, cycle 1 data were adjusted to two significant digits before generating the descriptive statistics and data from all cycles are presented to two significant digits. Therefore, the descriptive statistics presented for cycle 1 may differ from those presented in the first report. The differences are not significant and the values presented in the first report are still considered to be accurate.\nThe data tables include the sample size (n); percentage of results that fall below the limit of detection (LOD); geometric mean (GM); the 10th, 50th, 90th, and 95th percentiles; and associated 95% CIs. For each chemical, results are presented for the total population as well as by age group and sex. For each chemical that was measured in multiple cycles of the CHMS, a summary table is provided that compares results for the aggregate of all age groups common to all cycles and for that same aggregate population separated by sex. Measurements that fell below the LOD for the laboratory analytical method were assigned a value equal to half the LOD. If the proportion of results below the LOD was greater than 40%, GMs were not calculated. Percentile estimates that are less than the LOD are reported as <LOD. The appendices contain tables of LOD values for each chemical, specific to each cycle, and conversion factors to assist in the comparison of data from other studies that report different units (Appendices A and B).\nChemicals measured in whole blood are presented as weight of chemical per volume of whole blood (e.g. \u00b5g chemical/L blood).\nFor urine measurements, concentrations are presented as weight of chemical per volume of urine (e.g. \u00b5g chemical/L urine) and adjusted for urinary creatinine (e.g. \u00b5g chemical/g creatinine). Urinary creatinine is a chemical by-product generated from muscle metabolism; it is frequently used to adjust for urine concentration (or dilution) in spot urine samples because its production and excretion are relatively constant over 24 hours owing to homeostatic controls (Barr et al., 2005; Boeniger et al., 1993; Pearson et al., 2009). If the chemical measured behaves similarly to creatinine in the kidney, it will be filtered at the same rate, thus expressing the chemical per gram of creatinine helps adjust for the effect of urinary dilution as well as some differences in renal function and lean body mass (Barr et al., 2005; CDC, 2009; Pearson et al., 2009). Creatinine is primarily excreted by glomerular filtration; therefore, creatinine adjustment may not be appropriate for compounds that are excreted primarily by tubular secretion in the kidney (Barr et al., 2005; Teass et al., 2003). In addition, creatinine excretion can vary owing to age, sex, and ethnicity; therefore, it may not be appropriate to compare creatinine-adjusted concentrations among different demographic groups (e.g. children with adults) (Barr et al., 2005). Where urinary creatinine values were missing or <LOD, the estimate of that participant's creatinine-adjusted chemical was not calculated and was also set to missing.\nDescriptive statistics are available for creatinine (mg/dL) (Appendix C). These include n; % <LOD; GM; the 10th, 50th, 90th, and 95th percentiles; and associated 95% CIs for the total population as well as by age group and sex. Measurements that fell below the LOD for the laboratory analytical method were assigned a value equal to half the LOD.\nSpecific gravity was also measured in all urine samples immediately following sample collection at the mobile examination centre. Urinary specific gravity is the ratio of densities between urine and pure water and can be used to adjust for variations in urine output, similar to urinary creatinine adjustment. Urinary specific gravity adjustment has not been presented for any of the chemicals; however, specific gravity data are available upon request by contacting Statistics Canada at info@statcan.gc.ca should researchers wish to perform this adjustment for their own data analyses.\nUnder the Statistics Act, Statistics Canada is required to ensure participant confidentiality. Therefore, estimates based on a small number of participants are suppressed. Following suppression rules for the CHMS, any estimate based on fewer than 10 participants is suppressed in the data tables. To avoid suppression, estimates at the 95th percentile require at least 200 participants, estimates at the 10th and 90th percentiles require at least 100 participants, estimates at the 50th percentile require at least 20 participants, and estimates of the geometric mean require at least 10 participants.\nEstimates from a sample survey inevitably include sampling errors. Measuring the possible scope of sampling errors is based on the standard error of the estimates drawn from the survey results. To get a better indication of the size of the standard error, it is often more useful to express the standard error in terms of the estimate being measured. The resulting measure, called the coefficient of variation (CV), is obtained by dividing the standard error of the estimate by the estimate itself, and it is expressed as a percentage of the estimate. This report employs the following Statistics Canada guidelines for releasing estimates based on their CV:\nWhen a CV is between 16.6% and 33.3%, an estimate can be considered for general unrestricted release but is accompanied by a warning cautioning subsequent users of the high sampling variability associated with the estimate. These estimates are identified by the superscript letter E.\nWhen a CV is greater than 33.3%, Statistics Canada recommends not releasing the estimate because conclusions based on these data will be unreliable and most likely invalid. These estimates will not be published and will instead be replaced by the letter F.\nThe Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) was designed to provide estimates of environmental chemical concentrations in blood or urine for the Canadian population as a whole. The first cycle of the survey covered approximately 96% of the Canadian population aged 6 to 79 years. The second and third cycles included children as young as 3 years of age and also covered approximately 96% of the Canadian population up to 79 years of age. The survey was not designed to permit breakdown of data by region, province, or collection site though some analysis is possible if data from more than one cycle are combined (see Instructions for Combining Multiple Cycles of CHMS Data). In addition, the CHMS design did not target specific exposure scenarios; consequently, it did not select or exclude participants on the basis of their potential for low or high exposures to environmental chemicals.\nBiomonitoring can estimate how much of a chemical is present in a person, but it cannot say what health effects, if any, may result from that exposure. The ability to measure environmental chemicals at very low concentrations has advanced in recent years. However, the presence alone of a chemical in a person's body does not necessarily mean that it will cause a health effect. Factors such as the dose, the toxicity of the chemical, and the duration and timing of exposure are important to determine whether potential adverse health effects may occur. For chemicals such as lead or mercury, research studies have provided a good understanding of the health risks associated with different concentrations in blood. However, for many chemicals, further research is needed to understand the potential health effects, if any, from different blood or urine concentrations. Furthermore, small amounts of certain chemicals, such as manganese and zinc, are essential for the maintenance of good health and would be expected to be present in the body. In addition, the way in which a chemical will act in the body will differ among individuals and cannot be predicted with certainty. Certain populations (children, pregnant women, the elderly, or immuno-compromised people) may be more susceptible to the effects of exposure.\nThe absence of a chemical does not necessarily mean a person has not been exposed. It may be that the technology is not capable of detecting such a small amount, or that the exposure occurred at an earlier point in time allowing for the chemical to be eliminated from the person's body before measurement took place.\nBiomonitoring cannot tell us the source or route of the exposure. The amount of chemical measured indicates the total amount that has entered the body through all routes of exposure (ingestion, inhalation, and skin contact) and from all sources (air, water, soil, food, and consumer products). The detection of the chemical may be the result of exposure to a single source or multiple sources. In addition, in most cases biomonitoring cannot distinguish between natural and anthropogenic sources. Many chemicals (lead, mercury, cadmium, and arsenic) occur naturally in the environment and are also present in human-made products.\nWhile metals are measured in urine as the parent compounds, almost all other chemicals are measured as metabolites. For many chemicals, parent compounds may be broken down (i.e. metabolized) in the body into one or more metabolites. For example, the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon chrysene is broken down into several metabolites. Some metabolites are specific to one parent compound whereas others are common to several parent compounds. Several urinary metabolites are also formed in the environment (e.g. chlorpyrifos metabolites). Their presence in urine does not necessarily mean that an exposure to the parent chemical has occurred; rather, exposure could be to the metabolite itself in media such as food, water, or air.\nFactors that contribute to the concentrations of chemicals measured in blood and urine include the quantity entering the body through all routes of exposure, absorption rates, distribution to various tissues in the body, metabolism, and excretion of the chemical and/or its metabolites from the body. These processes, also called toxicokinetics, depend on both the characteristics of the chemical, including its solubility in fat (or lipophilicity), its pH, its particle size, and the characteristics of the individual being exposed, such as age, diet, health status, and race. For these reasons, the way in which a chemical will act in the body will differ among individuals and cannot be predicted with certainty.\nThe CHMS biomonitoring data currently available include temporal data for substances measured in cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011), and cycle 3 (2012-2013), as well as baseline data for substances introduced to the survey in cycle 3. Results from future cycles can be compared with the baseline data from the CHMS in order to begin to examine trends in Canadians' exposures to selected environmental chemicals. It is important to note that there were some sampling and analytical modifications between cycles that may have contributed some variation in results for those substances measured in multiple cycles. The limits of detection (LOD) for certain analytical methods have changed from cycle to cycle. Although the LOD values did not change by a large margin, this difference should be noted when comparing data from multiple cycles. A list of LOD values from cycles 1, 2, and 3 is provided (Appendix A). In addition, the urine collection protocol and guidelines were changed in cycle 2, and this may have resulted in a shift in creatinine levels when cycle 1 data are compared with those from subsequent cycles. This, in turn, could affect creatinine-adjusted levels of some chemicals.\nUrinary creatinine concentrations can also be affected by variables such as age, sex, and ethnicity resulting in differences among demographic groups within a single cycle (Mage et al., 2004). In particular, creatinine excretion per unit bodyweight increases substantially with increasing age in children (Aylward et al., 2011; Remer et al., 2002). As a result, it is acceptable to compare creatinine-adjusted concentrations among similar demographic groups (e.g. children with children, adults with adults, males with males) but not among two different demographic groups (e.g. children with adults, males with females) (Barr et al., 2005).\nMore in-depth statistical analyses of the CHMS biomonitoring data, including time trends, exploring relationships among environmental chemicals, other physical measures, and self-reported information are being published by researchers in the scientific literature. A bibliography of publications using CHMS data is available. CHMS data are available to scientists through Statistics Canada's Research Data Centres Program and are a resource for additional scientific analyses. Further information about the CHMS can be obtained by contacting Statistics Canada at info@statcan.gc.ca.\nAcrylamide (CASRN 79-06-1) is a chemical used primarily in the production of polymers such as polyacrylamides (ATSDR, 2012a). Polyacrylamides are used to clarify drinking water and treat effluent from water treatment plants and industrial processes (ATSDR, 2012a). They are also used as binding, thickening, or flocculating agents in grout, cement, pesticide formulations, cosmetics, food manufacturing, and soil erosion prevention (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2009a). Polymers of acrylamide are also used in ore processing, food packaging, and plastic products (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2009a). In Canada, polyacrylamide is used as a coagulant and flocculant for the clarification of drinking water, in potting soils, and as a non-medicinal ingredient in natural health products and pharmaceuticals (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2009b). Acrylamide can also form naturally in certain foods during processing or cooking at high temperatures (Health Canada, 2009a). It is formed mainly in carbohydrate-rich plant-based foods such as potatoes and grains with the highest concentrations detected in potato chips and french fries (Health Canada, 2009a).\nEntry into the environment may occur during production and industrial use (ATSDR, 2012a). Residual monomers may be released to drinking water during polyacrylamide treatment processes and are the main source of drinking water contamination by acrylamide (ATSDR, 2012a). Acrylamide is a component of cigarette smoke and may be released to indoor air as a result of smoking (NTP, 2005; Urban et al., 2006).\nAcrylamide exposure in the general population occurs primarily through food and to a lesser degree through air, drinking water, and soil (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2009a). Inhalation of tobacco smoke, including second-hand smoke, is also a major source of inhalation exposure for the general population (ATSDR, 2012a). Animal studies indicate that acrylamide is readily absorbed via oral and pulmonary routes, and to a lesser degree following dermal exposure (ATSDR, 2012a). Once absorbed, acrylamide is widely distributed throughout the body accumulating in red blood cells (ATSDR, 2012a). Acrylamide is metabolized to form the epoxide derivative, glycidamide, and both acrylamide and glycidamide react with haemoglobin in red blood cells forming adducts (ATSDR, 2012a). Absorbed acrylamide and its metabolites are rapidly eliminated in urine, primarily as mercapturic acid conjugates of acrylamide and glycidamide (ATSDR, 2012a). Acrylamide and glycidamide haemoglobin adducts are considered markers of exposure over the previous 120 days, the average life span of red blood cells (ATSDR, 2012a).\nExposure to acrylamide is known to cause a number of health effects in humans, including neurotoxicity. Inhalation exposure to acrylamide in occupational settings has been associated with peripheral neuropathy characterized by muscle weakness and numbness in hands and feet (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2009b). Studies with laboratory animals have observed adverse reproductive and developmental effects and shown that acrylamide is genotoxic and carcinogenic (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2009b; WHO, 2006). Reviews of existing epidemiological studies have found that there is inadequate evidence in humans to establish an association between acrylamide exposure and carcinogenicity (Health Canada, 2008a; IARC, 1999a). However, on the basis of evidence in experimental animals, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) have classified acrylamide as probably carcinogenic to humans (EPA, 2010; IARC, 1999a). Further, on the basis of available evidence from animal studies, the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives determined that the estimated intake of acrylamide from certain foods may be a human health concern (FAO/WHO, 2006).\nHealth Canada and Environment Canada concluded, on the basis of carcinogenic potential, that acrylamide in Canada may constitute a danger to human life or health (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2009b). Acrylamide is listed on Schedule 1, List of Toxic Substances, under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA 1999). The Act allows the federal government to control the importation, manufacture, distribution, and use of acrylamide in Canada (Canada, 1999; Canada, 2011a). Health Canada's risk management strategy for acrylamide in food is focused on reducing foodborne exposure to acrylamide (Health Canada, 2009b). To reduce exposure to acrylamide from food sources, Health Canada suggests following the recommendations provided in Canada's Food Guide, thereby limiting consumption of carbohydrate-rich foods that are high in fat (such as potato chips and french fries), sugar, or salt (Health Canada, 2009a). However, occasional consumption of these products is not likely to be a health concern. Other suggestions for reducing exposure to acrylamide from certain foods include paying careful attention to oil and baking temperatures, following the manufacturer's cooking instructions, storing potatoes at a temperature above 8\u00b0C, washing or soaking cut potatoes in water prior to frying, and toasting bread or baked goods to the lightest colour acceptable (Health Canada, 2009a). Health Canada regularly reviews data on the concentrations of acrylamide in foods sold on the Canadian market; these results may be shared with industry, particularly if elevated levels of acrylamide are identified in certain products. Health Canada continues to encourage the food industry to further pursue reduction efforts for acrylamide in processed foods (Health Canada, 2012b). In order to obtain additional information demonstrating successful acrylamide reduction strategies on the part of food manufacturers, Health Canada initiated a one-year call for data in September 2013 seeking submissions of published and unpublished technical information on the occurrence of acrylamide in foods available for sale in Canada (Health Canada, 2013b). Health Canada has also amended the Food and Drug Regulations to permit the use of asparaginase in certain food products to reduce the formation of acrylamide during cooking (Canada, 2012a; Health Canada, 2013c). Acrylamide is included as a prohibited ingredient on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations (Health Canada, 2014b).\nBecause acrylamide-containing polymers are used in drinking water treatment, most Canadian jurisdictions have requirements to meet health-based standards for additives that limit the amount of acrylamide present in the treated drinking water (NSF International, 2013; NSF International, 2014). Health Canada has also set a maximum level for acrylamide in polyacrylamide-containing formulations used in natural health products in Canada (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2009a; Health Canada, 2012c).\nIn a study carried out on Montreal Island to assess the levels of acrylamide in 195 non-smoking teenagers aged 10 to 17 years, the geometric mean concentrations of haemoglobin adducts of acrylamide and glycidamide were 45.4 pmol/g globin and 45.6 pmol/g globin, respectively (Brisson et al., 2014).\nAcrylamide and its metabolite glycidamide were analyzed as adducts in whole blood of CHMS participants aged 3 to 79 years in cycle 3 (2012-2013). Data are presented in blood as pmol/g haemoglobin (Hb). Finding a measurable amount of acrylamide or glycidamide haemoglobin adducts in blood is an indicator of exposure to acrylamide and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur. These data provide baseline levels for acrylamide and glycidamide haemoglobin adducts in the Canadian population.\nAcrylamide haemoglobin adducts - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (pmol/g Hb) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n%<LODTable 1 footnote a\nTable 1 footnote a\nIf >40% of samples were below the LOD, the percentile distribution is reported but means were not calculated.\nTable 1 footnote E\nUse data with caution.\nReturn to table 1 footnote E referrer\nTotal 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 2492 0 73\n(65 - 82) 35\n(57 - 70) 190\nMales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1225 0 79\n(150 - 260) 270Table 1 footnote E\nFemales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1267 0 68\nTotal 3-5 3 (2012-2013) 471 0 59\n(73 - 100) 100\nTotal 6-11 3 (2012-2013) 505 0 61\nTotal 12-19 3 (2012-2013) 507 0 63\n(87 - 130) 170Table 1 footnote E\n(67 - 100) 35\nGlycidamide haemoglobin adducts - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (pmol/g Hb) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 2492 0.76 68\nMales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1225 1.14 69\nFemales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1267 0.39 67\nTotal 12-19 3 (2012-2013) 507 1.18 62\nBisphenol A (BPA; CASRN 80-05-7) is a synthetic chemical used as a monomer in the production of some polycarbonate plastics and as a precursor for monomers of certain epoxy-phenolic resins (EFSA, 2007). Polycarbonate is used in the manufacture of food and beverage containers such as repeat-use water bottles and storage containers; it was also used in infant bottles in Canada prior to 2010. Epoxy resins are used as an interior protective lining for food and beverage cans. Additional end-use products containing polycarbonate plastics and resins include medical devices, some dental fillings and sealants, sporting and safety equipment, electronics, and automotive parts (EFSA, 2007; NTP, 2007). BPA is also used in the paper industry to produce thermal paper used for various products including receipts, prescription labels, airline tickets, and lottery tickets (Geens et al., 2011).\nBPA does not occur naturally in the environment (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008a). Entry into the environment may occur from industrial sources or from product leaching, disposal, and use (CDC, 2009).\nThe primary route of exposure to BPA for the general public is through dietary intake as a result of various sources, including migration from food packaging and repeat-use polycarbonate containers (Health Canada, 2008b). Health Canada has recently updated its dietary exposure estimates for BPA following the completion of a number of specific food surveys, including canned foods and beverages, liquid infant formula, and Total Diet samples (Health Canada, 2012d). Exposure can also occur from contact with environmental media, including ambient and indoor air, drinking water, soil, and dust, and from the use of consumer products (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008a). BPA exposure from dental fillings and sealants is short term and considered unlikely to contribute substantially to chronic exposure (WHO, 2011a). However, further clinical research would help to answer questions about the potential harms caused by the exposure to BPA from dental composite materials (CADTH, 2012).\nIn humans, BPA is readily absorbed and undergoes extensive metabolism in the gut wall and the liver (WHO, 2011a). Recent studies have also suggested that it may be absorbed and metabolized by the skin following dermal exposure to free BPA in products such as those made from thermal printing papers (Mielke et al., 2011; Zalko et al., 2011). Glucuronidation has been recognized as a major metabolic pathway for BPA, resulting in the BPA-glucuronide conjugate metabolite (EFSA, 2008; FDA, 2008). Conjugation of BPA to BPA-sulphate has been shown to be a minor metabolic pathway (Dekant & V\u00f6lkel, 2008). The BPA-glucuronide metabolite is rapidly excreted in urine with a half-life of less than 2 hours (WHO, 2011a). Urinary levels of total BPA, including both conjugated and free unconjugated forms, are commonly used as biomarkers to assess recent exposures (Ye et al., 2005).\nCharacterization of the potential risk to human health from exposure to BPA includes key effects on the liver and on reproduction, including fertility and developmental effects (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008a; EU, 2010). Developmental neurotoxicity studies in laboratory animals have suggested that, at low levels of exposure in fetuses and newborns, BPA can affect neural development and behaviour (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008a; WHO, 2011a). An American prospective birth cohort study demonstrated affected behavioural and emotional regulation domains in 3-year-olds following gestational BPA exposure (Braun et al., 2011). The potential role of BPA and other environmental estrogens in the prevalence of obesity and related metabolic diseases, as well as certain types of cancer, is under intensive debate and investigation among scientific communities (Ben-Jonathan et al., 2009; Carwile & Michels, 2011; Newbold et al., 2009; Song et al., 2014; Soto et al., 2008).\nThe Government of Canada has conducted a scientific screening assessment of the impact of human and environmental exposure to BPA and determined that it is toxic to human health and the environment as per the criteria set out under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA 1999) (Canada, 1999; Canada, 2010a). Because of the uncertainty raised in some laboratory animal studies relating to the potential effects of low levels of BPA, a precautionary approach was applied when characterizing risk. Combining the highest potential exposure and subpopulations with potential vulnerability due to potential differences in the toxicokinetics and metabolism of BPA, the risk management strategy for health focused on decreasing exposure to newborns and infants (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008b). As of March 2010, under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Health Canada has prohibited the manufacturing, advertisement, sale, or import of polycarbonate baby bottles that contain BPA (Canada, 2010b).\nHealth Canada has concluded that current dietary exposure to BPA through food packaging uses is not expected to pose a health risk to the general population, including newborns and young children (Health Canada, 2012d). However, the general principle of as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA) was applied to continue efforts on limiting BPA exposure from food packaging applications to infants and newborns, specifically from pre-packaged infant formula products as a sole source food. As part of this ALARA approach, Health Canada committed to supporting industry to reduce levels of BPA in infant-formula can linings (Health Canada, 2010b). In addition, Health Canada has assessed a number of proposed industry alternatives to BPA and deemed them acceptable for packaging of liquid infant-formula. Infant-formula manufacturers are now phasing out the use of BPA-containing packaging materials, and the can-coating industry has developed various BPA-free alternatives for can coatings currently available on the market. Health Canada will continue to review pre-market submissions for infant-formula packaging to ensure the lowest levels of BPA achievable (Health Canada, 2010b). BPA is also included as a prohibited ingredient on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations (Health Canada, 2014b). Risk management actions have also been developed under CEPA 1999 with the objective of minimizing releases of BPA in industrial effluents (Canada, 2012b).\nThe Maternal-Infant Research on Environmental Chemicals (MIREC) Study is a national-level prospective biomonitoring study carried out in pregnant women aged 18 years and older from 10 sites across Canada (Arbuckle et al., 2013). In the MIREC Study of 1,936 participants in their first trimester of pregnancy, the geometric mean and 95th percentile for total BPA in urine were 0.80 \u00b5g/L and 5.40 \u00b5g/L, respectively (Arbuckle et al., 2014). The First Nations Biomonitoring Initiative (FNBI) is a nationally representative biomonitoring study of adult First Nations peoples living on reserves south of the 60\u00b0 parallel (AFN, 2013). It comprises 13 randomly selected First Nation communities in Canada with 503 First Nations participants aged 20 years and older. The geometric mean and 95th percentile for total bisphenol A in urine were 1.55 \u00b5g/L and 11.27 \u00b5g/L, respectively.\nUrinary total BPA (including both free and conjugated forms) was analyzed in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey participants aged 6 to 79 years in cycle 1 (2007-2009), and 3 to 79 years in cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013). Data from these cycles are presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of BPA in urine is an indicator of exposure to BPA and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\nBisphenol A (BPA) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 3 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n%<LODTable 3 footnote b\nFor the purpose of total population comparisons, only values from participants aged 6-79 years were included as participants under the age of 6 years were not included in cycle 1 (2007-2009).\nTable 3 footnote b\nTable 3 footnote F\nData is too unreliable to be published.\nReturn to table 3 footnote F referrer\nTotal 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 5476 9.26 1.2\n(1.1 - 1.2) Table 3 footnote F 1.3\n(1.1 - 1.4) 4.6\n(1.1 - 1.3) 0.27\n(0.22 - 0.31) 1.2\n(0.95 - 1.2) 4.2\nMales 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 2659 7.67 1.3\n(1.2 - 1.4) 0.23Table 3 footnote E\n(<LOD - 0.34) 1.4\n(4.1 - 5.2) 7.3Table 3 footnote E\n(4.0 - 11)\nFemales 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 2817 10.76 1.0\n(0.93 - 1.2) <LOD 1.1\nFemales 6-79 2 (2009-2011) 1015 5.62 1.2\n(0.88 - 1.2) 0.29\nBisphenol A (BPA) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 4 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(1.4 - 1.6) <LOD 1.5\nBisphenol A (BPA) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nData not available as participants under the age of 6 years were not included in cycle 1 (2007-2009).\nTotal 3-79Table 5 footnote b 1 (2007-2009)\nMales 3-79Table 5 footnote b 1 (2007-2009)\nFemales 3-79Table 5 footnote b 1 (2007-2009)\nTotal 3-5Table 5 footnote b 1 (2007-2009)\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 524 4.20 1.4\n(0.87 - 1.6) 0.29Table 5 footnote E\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 516 5.81 1.4\n(0.94 - 1.7) 4.6Table 5 footnote E\n(2.6 - 6.6) Table 5 footnote F\nTotal 12-19 1 (2007-2009) 980 6.22 1.5\nTotal 20-39 1 (2007-2009) 1165 8.84 1.3\nTotal 40-59 1 (2007-2009) 1219 12.06 1.0\nTotal 60-79 1 (2007-2009) 1081 11.66 0.90\n(0.81 - 0.99) <LOD 0.99\n(<LOD - 0.31) 0.99\n(0.77 - 1.0) <LOD 0.88\nBisphenol A (BPA) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(1.8 - 2.3) 10Table 6 footnote E\n(4.6 - 15) 13\n(1.1 - 1.7) Table 6 footnote F 10Table 6 footnote E\nTriclosan (CASRN 3380-34-5) is a synthetic chemical with wide application since 1972 as an antimicrobial agent and as a preservative (Jones et al., 2000). It is used as a medicinal ingredient in non-prescription drug products and as a non-medicinal ingredient in cosmetics, natural health products, and drug products. Cosmetic products containing triclosan have been notified to Health Canada, including skin moisturizers (body, face, and hands), face and eye makeup, deodorant sticks/sprays, fragrances, tanning products, skin cleansers, shaving preparations, and shampoos (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012a). In addition, a number of products containing triclosan as an active medicinal ingredient are regulated as non-prescription drug products in Canada, including toothpastes, skin cleansers, and moisturizers (Health Canada, 2013d). Triclosan is also used to control the spread of bacteria in household items such as cleaners, textiles, carpets, and cutting boards, and in medical devices (Jones et al., 2000). As a material preservative, triclosan is registered under the Pest Control Products Act (Canada, 2006); no domestic class pest-control products containing triclosan are currently registered for use in Canada (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012b; Health Canada, 2014c). The registrants of triclosan pesticide products have indicated their intention to discontinue the registration of their products. Since December 31, 2014, triclosan is no longer registered for use as a pesticide in Canada (Health Canada, 2014c).\nTriclosan does not occur naturally in the environment (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012a). The use of triclosan-containing products results in its release to waste-water systems and subsequently surface water (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012a). The potential routes of exposure for the general public are oral and dermal contact with products such as toothpastes and cosmetics that contain triclosan, ingestion of triclosan-contaminated drinking water, breast milk, or ingestion of household dust (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012b).\nFollowing oral exposures, triclosan is rapidly absorbed and distributed in humans, with plasma levels increasing rapidly within 1 to 4 hours (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012b). Absorption following dermal exposure to triclosan-containing products ranges from 11% to 17% in humans (Maibach, 1969; Queckenberg et al., 2010; Stierlin, 1972). Only limited absorption (approximately 5% to 10%) occurs under normal conditions of toothpaste use (SCCP, 2009). Following all routes of administration, absorbed triclosan is nearly totally converted to glucuronic and sulfuric acid conjugates (Fang et al., 2010). Triclosan is rapidly eliminated after metabolism with an observed half-life in humans ranging from 13 to 29 hours following oral administration (SCCP, 2009). About 24% to 83% of absorbed triclosan is excreted in urine, mostly as the glucuronide conjugate (Fang et al., 2010; Sandborgh-Englund et al., 2006). Excretion of triclosan in feces is as the free unchanged compound and represents a smaller portion of the administered dose (10% to 30%) (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012b). Currently, there is no evidence of bioaccumulation potential in humans (SCCP, 2009). The concentration of total triclosan in urine (conjugated and free) can be used as a biomarker of exposure to triclosan (Calafat et al., 2007).\nTriclosan is not acutely toxic to mammals, but it can interact with cellular enzymes and receptors (Calafat et al., 2007). The potential effects of these interactions remain unknown. In rodents, there have been observations of adverse effects of triclosan on thyroid hormone homeostasis resulting from liver toxicity; however, the overall weight of evidence does not currently support effects of triclosan on thyroid function as a critical effect for risk characterization in humans (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012b). To date, triclosan has not been assessed for carcinogenic potential by the International Agency for Research on Cancer; the United States Environmental Protection Agency has classified triclosan as not likely to be carcinogenic to humans (EPA, 2008a).\nHealth Canada and Environment Canada have jointly reviewed triclosan in a preliminary risk assessment and have proposed to conclude that it is not entering the environment in a quantity or concentration or under conditions that constitute or may constitute a danger in Canada to human life or health (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012b). In the same preliminary assessment, Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency has proposed to conclude that the use of pest control products containing triclosan in Canada does not pose an unacceptable risk to human health (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2012b). However, at current environmental levels, it is proposed to conclude that triclosan is an ecological concern and therefore it meets the definition of toxic under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999(Canada, 1999).\nTriclosan is included as a restricted ingredient on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations (Health Canada, 2014b). The Hotlist indicates concentration limits of triclosan in mouthwash and other cosmetic products (Health Canada, 2014b). In addition, the Hotlist indicates that oral cosmetics containing triclosan shall include a label statement indicating that the product is not to be used by children under 12 years of age (Health Canada, 2014b). The Hotlist also indicates that mouthwashes include a label statement to the effect of \"avoid swallowing\" (Health Canada, 2014b).\nTotal triclosan (including both free and conjugated forms) was analyzed in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and is presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of triclosan in urine is an indicator of exposure to triclosan and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\nTriclosan - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 2550 28.20 16\n(13 - 20) <LOD 9.5Table 7 footnote E\n(5.8 - 13) 400\n(15 - 19) <LOD 9.9\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1274 26.77 18\n(13 - 26) <LOD 12Table 7 footnote E\n(14 - 21) <LOD 10\n(7.4 - 13) 330Table 7 footnote E\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1276 29.62 14\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 523 29.45 8.9\n(7.3 - 11) <LOD 7.3\n(4.9 - 9.6) 50\n(40 - 61) 120Table 7 footnote E\n(7.4 - 12) <LOD 7.7Table 7 footnote E\n(<LOD - 11) 78Table 7 footnote E\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 515 33.98 8.5\n(<LOD - 5.9) 130Table 7 footnote E\n(<LOD - 10) Table 7 footnote F 340Table 7 footnote E\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 510 19.02 20\nTotal 20-39 2 (2009-2011) 353 19.26 21Table 7 footnote E\nTotal 20-39 3 (2012-2013) 1035 27.44 24\n(250 - 580) Table 7 footnote F\nTotal 60-79 2 (2009-2011) 290 41.72 -- <LOD 4.8Table 7 footnote E\nTotal 60-79 3 (2012-2013) 1035 41.84 -- <LOD 6.9\n(6.0 - 7.7) 260Table 7 footnote E\nTriclosan (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 522 29.45 14\n(7.0 - 11) Table 8 footnote F 340Table 8 footnote E\n(<LOD - 17) 410Table 8 footnote E\nTotal 60-79 2 (2009-2011) 289 41.72 -- <LOD 7.1\nArsenic (CASRN 7440-38-2) is a naturally occurring element making up a small fraction (0.00015%) of the Earth's crust (ATSDR, 2007a; Emsley, 2001). It is classified as a metalloid, exhibiting properties of both a metal and a non-metal. Arsenic is commonly found as an inorganic sulphide complexed with other metals (CCME, 1997). Arsenic also forms stable organic compounds in its trivalent (+3) and pentavalent (+5) states. Common organic arsenic compounds include monomethylarsonic acid (MMA), dimethylarsinic acid (DMA), arsenobetaine, and arsenocholine (WHO, 2001).\nArsenic may enter lakes, rivers, or groundwater naturally through erosion and weathering of soils, minerals, and ores (Health Canada, 2006a). The primary anthropogenic sources of arsenic are the smelting of metal ores, the use of arsenical pesticides, and the burning of fossil fuels (WHO, 2001).\nArsenic is used in the manufacture of transistors, lasers, and semi-conductors, and in the processing of glass, pigments, textiles, paper, metal adhesives, ceramics, wood preservatives, ammunition, and explosives. Historical uses of arsenic include application of lead arsenate as a pesticide in apple orchards and vineyards and arsenic trioxide as a herbicide (ATSDR, 2007a; Health Canada, 2006a). Chromated copper arsenate was formerly used as a wood preservative in residential construction projects, such as playground structures and decks; however, it is now used only for industrial purposes and for domestic wood foundations (Health Canada, 2005a). Organic arsenical herbicides, such as MMA and DMA, are no longer registered for use in Canada (Environment Canada, 2008; Health Canada, 2014c).\nThe public can be exposed to arsenic through food, drinking water, soil, and ambient air (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1993a). Food is the major source of exposure with total arsenic concentrations being highest in seafood (IARC, 2012a). Organic forms of arsenic, including arsenobetaine and arsenocholine, make up the majority of arsenic in seafood (Ackley et al., 1999; Leufroy et al., 2011; Ruttens et al., 2012). In other foods, there is growing evidence to suggest that inorganic arsenic may represent the predominant form of arsenic (Batista et al., 2011; CFIA, 2013; Conklin & Chen, 2012; Huang et al., 2012). Exposure to arsenic may also arise from indoor house dust; levels in dust can exceed levels in soil (Rasmussen et al., 2001). Further, exposure to arsenic may be elevated in populations residing in areas where industrial or natural sources occur.\nInorganic arsenic and organic arsenic are readily absorbed via the oral and inhalation routes of exposure; arsenic in all its forms is not readily absorbed via the dermal route. Absorption of arsenic is much lower for highly insoluble forms of arsenic such as arsenic sulfide, arsenic triselenide, and lead arsenate (ATSDR, 2007a). Following absorption, arsenic appears rapidly in blood circulation where it binds primarily to haemoglobin. Within 24 hours, it is found in the liver, kidney, lung, spleen, and skin. Skin, bone, and muscle represent the major storage organs. In cases of chronic exposure, arsenic will preferentially accumulate in tissues rich in keratin or sulfhydryl functional groups, such as hair, nails, skin, and other protein-containing tissues (HBM Commission, 2003). Metabolism of inorganic arsenic involves an initial reduction of pentavalent to trivalent arsenic followed by oxidative methylation to monomethylated, dimethylated, and trimethylated products, including MMA and DMA (WHO, 2011b). Methylation facilitates the excretion of inorganic arsenic from the body because the end-products MMA and DMA are water soluble and readily excreted in urine (WHO, 2001). Organic arsenic species do not undergo significant metabolism and are predominantly and rapidly eliminated in urine (WHO, 2001).\nBiomarkers of arsenic exposure include the levels of arsenic or its metabolites in blood, hair, nails, and urine (WHO, 2001). Measurements of speciated metabolites in urine expressed either as inorganic arsenic or as the sum of metabolites (inorganic arsenic + MMA + DMA) are generally accepted as the most reliable indicator of recent arsenic exposure (ATSDR, 2007a; WHO, 2001). Measurements of arsenic in urine have been used to identify recent arsenic ingestion or above-average exposures in populations living near industrial point sources of arsenic (ATSDR, 2007a).\nAcute oral arsenic exposure may cause gastrointestinal effects in humans as well as pain to the extremities and muscles (Health Canada, 2006a). These symptoms are often followed by numbness and tingling of the extremities and muscular cramping and may progress into burning paraesthesias of the extremities, palmoplantar hyperkeratosis, and deterioration in motor and sensory responses (Health Canada, 2006a).\nChronic exposure to inorganic arsenic has been associated with decreased lung function, non-cancer skin effects, and cardiovascular effects including increased incidence of high blood pressure and circulatory problems (ATSDR, 2007a; Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1993a). In addition, increased incidences of skin cancer and various cancers of the internal organs have been associated with chronic ingestion of inorganic arsenic-contaminated drinking water (Health Canada, 2006a). Much of the evidence comes from an epidemiological study conducted in southwestern Taiwan (Chen et al., 1985; Health Canada, 2006a; Tseng, 1977; Wu et al., 1989). Arsenic and inorganic arsenic compounds are classified as carcinogenic to humans by Health Canada and other international agencies (EPA, 1998; Health Canada, 2006a; IARC, 2012a).\nAlthough the majority of assessments on the toxicity of arsenic have concentrated on the inorganic forms, recent studies have highlighted the potential for organic arsenic compounds, in particular the pentavalent DMA, to exert carcinogenic effects (Cohen et al., 2006; IARC, 2012a; Schwerdtle et al., 2003). The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified the methylated arsenic metabolites MMA and DMA as Group 2B, possibly carcinogenic to humans, based on evidence from experimental animals (IARC, 2012a). IARC has also evaluated arsenobetaine and other organic arsenic compounds and found them to be not classifiable as to their carcinogenicity to humans (Group 3) (IARC, 2012a).\nHealth Canada and Environment Canada concluded that arsenic and its inorganic compounds in Canada may be harmful to the environment and may constitute a danger to human life or health (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1993a). Inorganic arsenic compounds are listed on Schedule 1, List of Toxic Substances, under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA 1999). The Act allows the federal government to control the importation, manufacture, distribution, and use of inorganic arsenic compounds in Canada (Canada, 1999; Canada, 2000). Risk management actions under CEPA 1999 have been developed to control releases of arsenic from thermal electric power generation, base-metal smelting, wood preservation, and steel manufacturing processes (Environment Canada, 2010a). Arsenic and its compounds are included as prohibited ingredients on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations(Canada, 1985; Health Canada, 2014b). The Food and Drug Regulations prohibit the sale in Canada of drugs for human use containing arsenic or any of its salts or derivatives (Canada, 2012c). Further, the leachable arsenic content in a variety of consumer products is regulated under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (Canada, 2010b). These regulated consumer products include paints and other surface coatings on cribs, toys, and other products for use by a child in learning or play situations (Canada, 2010c; Canada, 2011b).\nThe Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water has developed a guideline for Canadian drinking water quality that establishes a maximum acceptable concentration for arsenic in drinking water (Health Canada, 2006a). The guideline was developed based on the incidence of internal (lung, bladder, and liver) cancers in humans and the ability of currently available treatment technologies to remove arsenic from drinking water at or below the guideline level (Health Canada, 2006a). Arsenic is also included in the list of various chemicals analyzed as part of Health Canada's ongoing Total Diet Study surveys (Health Canada, 2013e). The food items analyzed represent those that are most typical of the Canadian diet, and the surveys are used to provide dietary exposure estimates for chemicals that Canadians in different age-sex groups are exposed to through the food supply. The concentration of arsenic in some foods is regulated by Health Canada under the Food and Drug Regulations; current food tolerances, specifically those for arsenic in a variety of beverages including apple juice and bottled water, are in the process of being updated (Canada, 2012c; Health Canada, 2014d).\nIn a study carried out in British Columbia to assess the levels of trace elements in 61 non-smoking adults aged 30 to 65 years, the geometric mean concentration and 95th percentile of total arsenic in urine were 27.8 \u00b5g/g creatinine and 175.5 \u00b5g/g creatinine, respectively (Clark et al., 2007). In a biomonitoring study carried out in the region of the city of Quebec with 500 participants aged 18 to 65 years, the geometric mean of total arsenic in urine was 12.73 \u00b5g/L and in whole blood was 0.95 \u00b5g/L (INSPQ, 2004).\nArsenite (+3), arsenate (+5), and methylated metabolites of arsenic (MMA and DMA) were analyzed individually in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years. The data from these cycles are presented as both \u00b5g As/L and \u00b5g As/g creatinine. The organoarsenic compounds, arsenobetaine and arsenocholine, were analyzed together in the urine of CHMS cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and arsenocholine was also analyzed alone in cycle 3. The data are presented as both \u00b5g As/L and \u00b5g As/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of arsenic in urine is an indicator of exposure to arsenic and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur. These data provide baseline levels for the urinary arsenocholine in the Canadian population.\nArsenate - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 9 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nIn the Second Report on Human Biomonitoring of Environmental Chemicals in Canada, all speciated arsenic was reported as \u03bcg of arsenic species per litre (e.g., \u03bcg arsenate/L). For this reason, the values presented in this report may differ from those in the Second Report.\nTotal 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 2538 99.49 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1271 99.37 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1267 99.61 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 516 98.84 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 511 99.61 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 510 99.41 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nTotal 40-59 2 (2009-2011) 357 100 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nArsenate (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 10 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n%<LODTable 10 footnote b\nTable 10 footnote a\nReturn to table 10 footnote a referrer\nTable 10 footnote b\nReturn to table 10 footnote b referrer\nArsenite - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 11 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTable 11 footnote E\nReturn to table 11 footnote E referrer\nTable 11 footnote F\nReturn to table 11 footnote F referrer\nTotal 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 2537 75.60 -- <LOD <LOD 1.7\n(1.1 - 2.3) 2.7Table 11 footnote E\nTotal 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 2535 73.96 -- <LOD <LOD 1.7Table 11 footnote E\n(0.92 - 2.5) Table 11 footnote F\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1271 72.54 -- <LOD <LOD 1.7\n(1.0 - 1.8) Table 11 footnote F\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1266 78.67 -- <LOD <LOD 1.5Table 11 footnote E\n(0.72 - 2.3) 2.4Table 11 footnote E\nFemales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1285 76.65 -- <LOD <LOD Table 11 footnote F Table 11 footnote F\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 516 84.50 -- <LOD <LOD 0.79Table 11 footnote E\n(<LOD - 1.2) 1.3Table 11 footnote E\nTotal 3-5 3 (2012-2013) 500 81.80 -- <LOD <LOD 0.94\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 511 78.86 -- <LOD <LOD 1.0Table 11 footnote E\nTotal 6-11 3 (2012-2013) 506 76.09 -- <LOD <LOD 1.1\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 510 72.35 -- <LOD <LOD 1.9Table 11 footnote E\n(<LOD - 3.1) Table 11 footnote F\nTotal 20-39 3 (2012-2013) 355 70.70 -- <LOD <LOD Table 11 footnote F Table 11 footnote F\nTotal 60-79 3 (2012-2013) 352 74.43 -- <LOD <LOD 1.8\nArsenite (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 12 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1267 72.54 -- <LOD <LOD 1.4Table 12 footnote E\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1260 78.67 -- <LOD <LOD 2.2\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 515 84.50 -- <LOD <LOD 1.9\nTotal 3-5 3 (2012-2013) 499 81.80 -- <LOD <LOD 2.5Table 12 footnote E\nArsenocholine - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n%<LODTable 13 footnote a\nTotal 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 2536 100 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nMales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1251 100 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nFemales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1285 100 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nTotal 3-5 3 (2012-2013) 500 100 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nTotal 6-11 3 (2012-2013) 507 100 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD <LOD\nArsenocholine (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nArsenocholine and arsenobetaine - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 15 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 2538 48.50 -- <LOD 1.4Table 15 footnote E\n(<LOD - 2.2) 28Table 15 footnote E\n(18 - 39) 48Table 15 footnote E\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1271 46.34 -- <LOD 1.5Table 15 footnote E\n(14 - 43) Table 15 footnote F\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1267 50.67 -- <LOD Table 15 footnote F 28Table 15 footnote E\nFemales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1285 48.87 -- <LOD 1.5Table 15 footnote E\n(<LOD - 2.6) Table 15 footnote F 58Table 15 footnote E\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 516 59.69 -- <LOD <LOD Table 15 footnote F 34Table 15 footnote E\nTotal 3-5 3 (2012-2013) 500 57.40 -- <LOD <LOD 12Table 15 footnote E\n(6.3 - 17) Table 15 footnote F\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 511 58.12 -- <LOD <LOD Table 15 footnote F Table 15 footnote F\nTotal 6-11 3 (2012-2013) 507 59.57 -- <LOD <LOD Table 15 footnote F 27Table 15 footnote E\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 510 57.65 -- <LOD <LOD 12Table 15 footnote E\n(4.5 - 19) 38Table 15 footnote E\nTotal 20-39 2 (2009-2011) 355 38.59 2.3Table 15 footnote E\n(1.5 - 3.6) <LOD Table 15 footnote F 33Table 15 footnote E\nTotal 20-39 3 (2012-2013) 355 44.51 -- <LOD Table 15 footnote F 19Table 15 footnote E\nTotal 40-59 2 (2009-2011) 357 30.81 1.8\n(1.4 - 2.4) <LOD 1.4Table 15 footnote E\n(1.3 - 3.8) <LOD Table 15 footnote F Table 15 footnote F 57Table 15 footnote E\n(1.4 - 5.8) 40Table 15 footnote E\n(0.86 - 3.4) Table 15 footnote F 67Table 15 footnote E\nArsenocholine and arsenobetaine (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 16 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(<LOD - 2.5) 22\nTotal 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 2535 48.15 -- <LOD 1.6\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1267 46.34 -- <LOD Table 16 footnote F 18Table 16 footnote E\nMales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1251 47.40 -- <LOD 1.2\n(0.77 - 1.6) 16Table 16 footnote E\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1261 50.67 -- <LOD <LOD 25\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 515 59.69 -- <LOD <LOD Table 16 footnote F Table 16 footnote F\nTotal 20-39 3 (2012-2013) 355 44.51 -- <LOD 1.4Table 16 footnote E\nDimethylarsinic acid (DMA) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 17 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(<LOD - 1.3) 3.7\n(2.9 - 4.6) 0.94Table 17 footnote E\n(3.0 - 4.8) Table 17 footnote F 22Table 17 footnote E\nDimethylarsinic acid (DMA) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 18 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(3.1 - 5.0) Table 18 footnote F Table 18 footnote F\nMonomethylarsonic acid (MMA) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 19 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 2538 73.01 -- <LOD <LOD 0.97\n(0.94 - 0.99) 1.1Table 19 footnote E\n(<LOD - 1.5)\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1271 69.63 -- <LOD <LOD 0.98\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1267 76.40 -- <LOD <LOD 0.95\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 511 76.52 -- <LOD <LOD 0.93\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 510 62.94 -- <LOD <LOD 0.99\n(0.81 - 1.0) 0.99Table 19 footnote E\nMonomethylarsonic acid (MMA) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg As/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) Table 20 footnote a and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 20-39 2 (2009-2011) 353 70.14 -- <LOD <LOD 0.98Table 20 footnote E\nCadmium (CASRN 7440-43-9) is among the least abundant metals in the Earth's crust at an average concentration of approximately 0.00001% (Emsley, 2001). It is a naturally occurring soft, silvery white, blue-tinged metal. Cadmium often occurs in zinc ores (Health Canada, 1986a). Common forms include soluble and insoluble species that may also be found as particulate matter in the atmosphere (ATSDR, 2012b; CCME, 1999a).\nCadmium is released to the environment as a result of natural processes, including forest fires, volcanic emissions, and weathering of soil and bedrock (Morrow, 2000). The main anthropogenic sources of atmospheric cadmium are industrial base-metal smelting and refining processes, and combustion processes such as coal-fired electrical plants and waste incineration where cadmium is released as a by-product (CCME, 1999a).\nCadmium is primarily used in the manufacture of nickel-cadmium batteries (USGS, 2012). It is also used in industrial coatings and electroplating, in pigments, and as a stabilizer in polyvinyl chloride plastics. Cadmium is present in metal alloy sheets, wires, rods, solders, and shields for various industrial applications (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994a). It is also sometimes used in costume jewellery and as a pigment in ceramic glazes. Cadmium may also be present in fertilizers as the result of recycling of by-products and waste materials for land application. It is frequently an impurity in galvanized pipes and can leach into drinking water (Health Canada, 1986a).\nIn smokers, inhalation of cigarette smoke is a major source of cadmium exposure (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994a; IARC, 2012a). For non-smoking adults and children, the largest source of cadmium exposure is through the ingestion of food (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994a; IARC, 2012a). Ambient air is a minor source of exposure with intakes estimated to be two to three orders of magnitude lower than food, although cadmium compounds are more readily absorbed following inhalation than ingestion (Friberg, 1985). Other potential sources of exposure include ingestion of drinking water, soil, or dust (ATSDR, 2012b; Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994a; Rasmussen et al., 2013).\nAbsorption of dietary cadmium into the bloodstream depends on one's nutritional status and the levels of other components of the diet such as iron, calcium, and protein. The average gastrointestinal absorption of dietary cadmium is estimated at 5% in adult men and 10% or higher in women (CDC, 2009). About 25% to 60% of inhaled cadmium is absorbed through the lungs (ATSDR, 2012b). Absorbed cadmium accumulates mainly in the kidney and liver, with approximately one-third to one-half of the total body burden accumulating in the kidney (CDC, 2009). The biological half-life of cadmium in the kidney has been estimated to be approximately 10 to 12 years (Amzal et al., 2009; Lauwerys et al., 1994). Only a small proportion of absorbed cadmium is eliminated, mainly in the urine and feces with small amounts also eliminated through hair, nails, and sweat.\nCadmium can be measured in blood, urine, feces, liver, kidney, and hair among other tissues. Cadmium concentrations in urine best reflect cumulative exposure and the concentration of cadmium in the kidney, although slight fluctuations occur with recent exposures (Adams & Newcomb, 2014). Concentrations in blood reflect more recent exposures (Adams & Newcomb, 2014). Blood cadmium concentrations are about twice as high in smokers compared with non-smokers; concentrations can also be elevated following occupational exposures (ATSDR, 2012b).\nOral exposure to high doses of cadmium may cause severe gastrointestinal irritation and kidney effects (ATSDR, 2012b). Chronic exposure via inhalation has been associated with effects in the lungs, including emphysema, and in the kidneys (ATSDR, 2012b). The kidney is the critical organ that exhibits the first adverse effects following both oral and inhalation exposure (Lauwerys et al., 1994).\nCadmium and its compounds have been classified as probably carcinogenic to humans by inhalation by Environment Canada and Health Canada (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994a). More recently, the International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified cadmium and its compounds as carcinogenic to humans (Group 1) based on various data, including associations between occupational inhalation exposure and lung cancer (IARC, 2012a). There is insufficient evidence to determine whether or not cadmium is carcinogenic following oral exposure (ATSDR, 2012b).\nHealth Canada and Environment Canada concluded that inorganic cadmium compounds are a concern for human health based on a potential for carcinogenesis and effects on the kidneys (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994a). Inorganic cadmium compounds are listed on Schedule 1, List of Toxic Substances, under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA 1999). The Act allows the federal government to control the importation, manufacture, distribution, and use of inorganic cadmium compounds in Canada (Canada, 1999; Canada, 2000). Risk management actions under CEPA 1999 have been developed to control releases of cadmium from thermal electric power generation, base-metal smelting, and steel manufacturing processes (Environment Canada, 2013a).\nIn Canada, the leachable cadmium content in a variety of consumer products is regulated under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (Canada, 2010b). Consumer products regulated for leachable cadmium content include glazed ceramics and glassware, as well as paints and other surface coatings on cribs, toys, and other products for use by a child in learning or play situations (Canada, 1998; Canada, 2010c; Canada, 2011b; Health Canada, 2009c). In addition, since children's jewellery items containing high levels of cadmium have been found on the Canadian marketplace, a guideline limit for total cadmium in children's jewellery was proposed by Health Canada in 2011 (Health Canada, 2011a). Cadmium and its compounds are included as prohibited ingredients on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist) (Health Canada, 2014b). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations. On the basis of health considerations, Health Canada, in collaboration with the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water, has developed a guideline for Canadian drinking water quality that sets out the maximum acceptable concentration for cadmium in drinking water (Health Canada, 1986a; Health Canada, 2012e). Cadmium is also included in the list of various chemicals analyzed as part of Health Canada's ongoing Total Diet Study surveys (Health Canada, 2013e). The food items analyzed represent those that are most typical of the Canadian diet, and the surveys are used to provide dietary exposure estimates for chemicals that Canadians in different age-sex groups are exposed to through the food supply.\nIn a biomonitoring study carried out in the region of the city of Quebec with 500 participants aged 18 to 65 years, the geometric means for cadmium in whole blood was 0.69 \u00b5g/L (INSPQ, 2004). The First Nations Biomonitoring Initiative (FNBI) is a nationally representative biomonitoring study of adult First Nations peoples living on reserves south of the 60\u00b0 parallel (AFN, 2013). It comprises 13 randomly selected First Nation communities in Canada with 503 First Nations participants aged 20 years and older. In 2011, the geometric mean and 95th percentile for cadmium in blood were 0.96 \u00b5g/L and 4.65 \u00b5g/L, respectively. In northern Canada, the contaminant component of the Inuit Health Survey (2007-2008) has measured the body burden of cadmium for 2,172 Inuit participants from 36 communities in Nunavut, Nunatsiavut, and the Inuvialuit Settlement Region (Laird et al., 2013). The geometric mean blood concentration of cadmium for all participants (18 years and older) was 1.6 \u00b5g/L.\nCadmium was analyzed in the whole blood of all Canadian Health Measures Survey participants aged 6 to 79 years in cycle 1 (2007-2009), and 3 to 79 years in cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013). Data from these cycles are presented in blood as \u00b5g/L. Finding a measurable amount of cadmium in blood is an indicator of exposure to cadmium and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\nCadmium - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 21 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 5319 2.91 0.34\n(0.31 - 0.37) 0.091\n(0.087 - 0.094) 0.27\n(0.098 - 0.10) 0.28\nMales 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 2576 3.34 0.30\nFemales 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 2743 2.52 0.38\nCadmium - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-79Table 22 footnote b 1 (2007-2009)\nTotal 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 5538 11.48 0.33\nMales 3-79Table 22 footnote b 1 (2007-2009)\nMales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 2769 12.35 0.29\nFemales 3-79Table 22 footnote b 1 (2007-2009)\nFemales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 2769 10.62 0.37\nTotal 3-5Table 22 footnote b 1 (2007-2009)\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 495 15.15 0.073\n(0.065 - 0.081) <LOD 0.078\n(0.069 - 0.087) 0.099\n(0.098 - 0.10) Table 22 footnote F\nTotal 3-5 3 (2012-2013) 471 43.52 -- <LOD 0.091\n(0.11 - 0.20) 0.18Table 22 footnote E\n(<LOD - 0.29)\nTotal 6-11 1 (2007-2009) 910 9.12 0.091\n(0.082 - 0.10) <LODTable 22 footnote E\n(<LOD - 0.053) 0.092\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 961 14.05 0.083\n(0.087 - 0.094) 0.17Table 22 footnote E\n(0.085 - 0.11) <LOD 0.10\nTotal 12-19 1 (2007-2009) 945 3.92 0.16\n(0.045 - 0.086) Table 22 footnote F Table 22 footnote F Table 22 footnote F\nTotal 12-19 3 (2012-2013) 977 12.49 0.17\n(0.15 - 0.20) <LOD 0.12Table 22 footnote E\n(<LOD - 0.17) 0.82Table 22 footnote E\nTotal 20-39 1 (2007-2009) 1165 1.55 0.34\n(0.43 - 0.54) 0.098Table 22 footnote E\nTotal 60-79 3 (2012-2013) 1043 0 0.48\nFluorine (CASRN 16984-48-8) is the 13th most abundant element, occurring naturally in the Earth's crust at an average concentration of about 0.09% (ATSDR, 2003). It is widely distributed and naturally occurring, but it is rarely found in nature because it reacts readily with most organic and inorganic substances. Fluorides are formed when fluorine reacts with metals. Four inorganic fluorides of environmental importance are calcium fluoride (fluorspar and fluorite), sodium fluoride, sulphur hexafluoride, and hydrogen fluoride (Cotton & Wilkinson, 1988; Mackay & Mackay, 1989).\nFluorides are found in rocks, coal, clay, and soil. Gases and particles produced from volcanic eruptions and minerals leached from bedrock release inorganic fluorides into the environment (ATSDR, 2003; CCME, 2002). In addition to these natural sources, inorganic fluorides are released through human activities such as phosphate fertilizer production, chemical production, and aluminum smelting (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1993b).\nHydrogen fluoride is one of the most commonly used fluoride compounds; it is a component in the production of refrigerants, herbicides, pharmaceuticals, aluminum, plastics, high-octane gasoline, electrical components, and fluorescent light bulbs (ATSDR, 2003). In water, hydrogen fluoride becomes hydrofluoric acid, which is used in the metal and glass manufacturing industries (ATSDR, 2003). Calcium fluoride is used in the production of steel, aluminum, glass, and enamel, and as the raw material for the production of hydrofluoric acid and hydrogen fluoride (CCME, 2002). Fluoride-containing compounds are often added to drinking water and dental products to prevent dental cavities. Toothpastes are the most commonly used dental product that contain fluoride (Health Canada, 2010c). Other fluoride-containing dental products available to consumers include fluoride supplements, fluoride mouth rinses, and dental floss. Fluoride is also used by professionals in some dental filling material, sealants, and fluoride varnishes. Sodium fluoride is also used as a preservative in wood and glues and in the production of glass, enamel, steel, and aluminum (CCME, 2002). Sulphur hexafluoride is used extensively in electrical switch gear such as power circuit breakers, compressed gas transmission lines, and various components in electrical substations.\nFluoride compounds are ubiquitous in the environment; however, the major sources of exposure to the general population are water, food, beverages, and dental products (Health Canada, 2010c). Following ingestion of soluble fluoride salts and inhalation of gaseous hydrogen fluoride, fluoride is rapidly and efficiently absorbed (ATSDR, 2003). Once absorbed, fluoride is rapidly distributed throughout the body via the bloodstream (ATSDR, 2003). In infants, about 80% to 90% of the total absorbed fluoride is retained in bones and teeth with the level dropping to about 60% in adults (Fawell et al., 2006). The remaining fluoride in adults and infants is excreted through urine (ATSDR, 2003). The biological half-life of fluoride is on the order of several hours (ATSDR, 2003; NRC, 2006). Urine and blood analyses are the most common tests for fluoride exposure (ATSDR, 2003).\nThe primary adverse effects associated with chronic excess fluoride intake are dental and skeletal fluorosis (IOM, 1997). Exposure to excessive levels of fluoride over a very long period of time can lead to skeletal fluorosis characterized by dense bones, joint pain, and limited range of joint movement (ATSDR, 2003). Dense bones are often more brittle or fragile than normal bones and there is an increased risk of bone fractures in older adults. Dental fluorosis is a dose-response effect caused by fluoride ingestion during tooth formation that becomes apparent upon eruption of the teeth. The effects of dental fluorosis can range from mild discolouration of the tooth surface to severe staining, enamel loss, and pitting (NRC, 2006).\nHealth Canada found that the weight of evidence from existing scientific data does not support an association between fluoride and increased risks of cancer, and has classified fluoride in Group VI, unclassifiable with respect to carcinogenicity in humans (Health Canada, 2010c). Similarly, the International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified fluorides (inorganic, used in drinking water) as Group 3, not classifiable as to its carcinogenicity to humans (IARC, 1987).\nHealth Canada and Environment Canada have reviewed and assessed inorganic fluorides under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA 1999) (Canada, 1999). The screening assessment concluded that levels of inorganic fluorides normally found in the Canadian environment are not considered harmful to human health but are a concern for the environment (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1993b). Inorganic fluorides are listed on Schedule 1, List of Toxic Substances, under CEPA 1999. The Act allows the federal government to control the importation, manufacture, distribution, and use of inorganic fluorides in Canada (Canada, 1999; Canada, 2000).\nHealth Canada recommends that fluoride requirements be based on the beneficial effect on dental caries (Health Canada, 2010c). Young children tend to swallow toothpaste during brushing, so guidelines have been established that strive to balance the health risks with the health benefits of fluoride use. In general, toothpaste use is not recommended for children under the age of 3, unless recommended by a health professional. For children 3 to 6 years old, Health Canada recommends supervision during brushing and use of only a small amount of fluoridated toothpaste (Health Canada, 2010d). Fluoride-containing substances are included as restricted ingredients on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist) and are not permitted in oral products (Health Canada, 2014b). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations.\nHealth Canada completed a review of the health risks associated with fluoride in drinking water in which moderate dental fluorosis was chosen as the endpoint of concern for fluoride (Health Canada, 2010c). Although moderate dental fluorosis is not a health concern and is not considered to be a toxicological endpoint, Health Canada considers it to be an adverse effect based on its potential aesthetic concern. The current guideline for Canadian drinking water quality established by the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water sets out the maximum acceptable concentration for fluoride in drinking water (Health Canada, 2010c). This guideline is considered to be protective against all potential adverse health effects, including those related to cancer, immunotoxicity, reproductive/developmental toxicity, genotoxicity, and/or neurotoxicity (Health Canada, 2010c). For communities wishing to fluoridate their water supply, Health Canada has determined an optimal concentration of fluoride in drinking water to promote dental health while protecting against adverse effects (Health Canada, 2010d). Tolerable upper intake levels for fluoride that account for its potential toxicity have been developed by the Institute of Medicine and adopted by Health Canada (Health Canada, 2010e; IOM, 1997).\nThe concentration of fluoride in some foods and prepackaged water and ice is regulated by Health Canada under the Food and Drug Regulations (Canada, 2012c). Food tolerances, or maximum levels, for fluoride currently exist for edible bone meal and fish protein as well as prepackaged ice or water, including those represented as mineral or spring water (Canada, 2012c).\nThe first cycle (2007-2009) of the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) included a National Oral Health Component supported by Health Canada (Health Canada, 2010f). In addition to many other dental considerations, dental fluorosis was measured in children ranging from 6 to 12 years old. The results from cycle 1 of the CHMS found that 60% of children had teeth considered normal, 24% had enamel with white flecks or spots where the cause was questionable, 12% had one or more teeth with fluorosis classified as very mild, and 4% had fluorosis classified as mild. The prevalence of moderate or severe fluorosis was too low to allow reporting (less than 0.3%).\nFluoride was analyzed in the urine of CHMS cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and is presented as both mg/L and mg/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of fluoride in urine is an indicator of exposure to fluoride and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\nFluoride - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (mg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 2530 0 0.50\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1267 0 0.53\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1263 0 0.47\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 510 0 0.47\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 514 0 0.50\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 507 0 0.41\nFluoride (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (mg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nLead (CASRN 7439-92-1) is a naturally occurring element present at a median background concentration of 0.008% in Canada (Rencz et al., 2006). It is a base metal and can exist in various oxidation states and in both inorganic and organic forms (ATSDR, 2007b). Inorganic forms include substances such as elemental lead, lead sulphate, lead carbonate and hydroxyl carbonate, lead oxides, lead chromate, and lead citrate (Rasmussen et al., 2014). Organic lead compounds include tetra-alkyl, trialkyl, and dialkyl lead compounds.\nLead is found in bedrock, soils, sediments, surface water, groundwater, and sea water (Health Canada, 2013f). It enters the environment from a variety of natural and anthropogenic sources. Natural processes include soil weathering, erosion, and volcanic activity (ATSDR, 2007b; IARC, 2006). Lead released from industrial emissions can be a major source of environmental contamination, especially near point sources such as smelters or refineries (ATSDR, 2007b). Historical use of leaded motor fuels has contributed to the ubiquitous distribution of lead throughout the globe (WHO, 2000).\nIn North America, tetraethyl and tetramethyl lead were added to motor vehicle fuels as an anti-knock agent up until the 1990s. Presently in Canada, the addition of lead to gasoline is prohibited, with the exception of fuels for piston engine aircraft and racing fuels for competition vehicles (Health Canada, 2013f). Lead is currently used in the refining and manufacturing of products such as lead acid automotive batteries, lead shot and fishing weights, sheet lead, lead solder, some brass and bronze products, and some ceramic glazes (ATSDR, 2007b; WHO, 2000). Other uses of lead include dyes in paints and pigments. It is also used in scientific equipment, as a stabilizer in plastics, in military equipment and ammunition, and in radiation detection and medical equipment for radiation shielding (ATSDR, 2007b; WHO, 2000). Lead is also used in the manufacturing of cable sheathing, circuit boards, chemical baths and storage vessel linings, chemical transmission pipes, electrical components, and polyvinyl chloride (Health Canada, 2013f).\nEveryone is exposed to trace amounts of lead through food, drinking water, soil, household dust, air, and some consumer products. Over the past 30 years, lead exposure has declined by approximately 75% in Canadians (Statistics Canada, 2013b). The substantial decrease in exposure to lead is attributed mainly to the phase out of leaded gasoline, reduction of lead content in paint and surface coatings, and the elimination of lead solder in food cans (Health Canada, 2013g). Today, the main route of exposure for the general adult population is from ingestion of food and drinking water (ATSDR, 2007b; Health Canada, 2013f). For infants and children, the primary sources of exposure are food, drinking water, and the ingestion of non-food items containing lead such as house dust, paint, soil, and products (Health Canada, 2013f). Lead can enter the water supply from lead service lines in older homes, brass plumbing fittings that contain lead, or lead solder in the plumbing in homes. Other potential sources of exposure include costume jewellery, art supplies, leaded crystal, and glazes on ceramics and pottery; having a hobby, or living with someone who has, that uses lead or lead solder, such as making stained glass, ceramic glazing, lead shot or lead fishing weights, and furniture refinishing; living near airports with piston aircraft activity; and behaviours such as smoking (Health Canada, 2013g). The Canadian House Dust Study reported that lead is enriched in house dust compared with the natural geochemical background, as a result of the use of lead in consumer products, paints and building materials, and infiltration from outdoor sources (Rasmussen et al., 2011; Rasmussen et al., 2013).\nApproximately 3% to 10% of ingested lead is absorbed into blood in adults; the amount absorbed can increase to up to 40% to 50% in children (Health Canada, 2013f). Nutritional calcium and iron deficiencies in children appear to increase lead absorption and decrease lead excretion (Health Canada, 2013f). Once absorbed by the human body, lead circulates in the bloodstream where it accumulates in tissues, particularly bone, and is excreted from the body. Some lead may also be absorbed into soft tissues such as the liver, kidneys, pancreas, and lungs. Bones account for approximately 70% of the total body burden of lead in children and more than 90% of the total body burden in adults (EPA, 2006). Lead stored in bone can be remobilized and released back into circulating blood. Pregnancy, lactation, menopause, andropause, post-menopause, extended bed rest, hyperparathyroidism, and osteoporosis are all conditions that can increase remobilization of lead from bone, increasing blood lead levels (Health Canada, 2013f).\nDuring pregnancy, lead stored in maternal bone becomes a source of exposure to both fetus and mother (Rothenberg et al., 2000). Lead can also be present in breast milk and is transferred from lactating mothers to infants (ATSDR, 2007b; EPA, 2006). The half-life for lead in blood is approximately 30 days whereas the half-life for lead accumulated in the body, such as in bone, is around 10 to 30 years (ATSDR, 2007b; Health Canada, 2009d; Health Canada, 2013f). Excretion of absorbed lead, independent of the route of exposure, occurs primarily in urine and feces (ATSDR, 2007b). Blood lead is the preferred indicator of human exposure to lead, although other matrices such as urine, bone, and teeth have also been used (ATSDR, 2007b; CDC, 2009).\nLead is considered a cumulative general poison, with developing fetuses, infants, toddlers, and children being most susceptible to adverse health effects (WHO, 2011c). Following acute exposure, a variety of metabolic processes may be affected. Very high exposure may result in vomiting, diarrhea, convulsions, coma, and death. Cases of lead poisoning are rare in Canada (Health Canada, 2009d). Symptoms of chronic exposure to relatively low levels of lead are often not apparent (ATSDR, 2007b). Chronic low-level exposure may affect both the central and peripheral nervous systems (Health Canada, 2013f). Chronic low-level exposure to lead has also been associated with developmental neurotoxicity, increases in blood pressure, decreases in renal functioning, and reproductive problems as well as other health endpoints (ATSDR, 2007b; Bushnik et al., 2014; Health Canada, 2013f). Cognitive and neurobehavioural effects have been recognized as major concerns for children exposed to lead. In infants and children, neurodevelopmental effects are most strongly associated with lead exposure, specifically the reduction of intelligence quotient (Lanphear et al., 2005) and an increased risk of attention-related behaviours (Health Canada, 2013f). Based on available data, no threshold has yet been identified for the effects of lead exposure on cognitive function and neurobehavioural development. Developmental neurotoxicity has been associated with the lowest levels of lead exposure measured to date (Health Canada, 2013f). The International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies inorganic lead compounds as Group 2A, probably carcinogenic to humans (IARC, 2006).\nLead is listed on Schedule 1, List of Toxic Substances, under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA 1999). The Act allows the federal government to control the importation, manufacture, distribution, and use of lead and lead compounds in Canada (Canada, 1999; Health Canada, 2009d). CEPA 1999 prohibits the addition of lead in gasoline and controls its release from secondary lead smelters, steel manufacturing, and mining effluents (Environment Canada, 2010b). The use of lead in toys, children's jewellery and other products intended for children, glazed ceramics and glass foodware, and other consumer products representing a potential risk of lead exposure is limited under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act and its associated regulations (Canada, 2010b; Canada, 2010d; Health Canada, 2013f). Lead and its compounds are included as prohibited ingredients on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist) (Health Canada, 2014b). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations.\nOn the basis of health considerations, Health Canada developed a guideline for Canadian drinking water quality that established the maximum acceptable concentration for lead (Health Canada, 1992). This guideline is currently under review by Health Canada in collaboration with the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water (Health Canada, 2013h). Health Canada has also published guidance on controlling corrosion in drinking water distribution systems to help control the leaching of metals, including lead, from the corrosion of distribution system materials and components (Health Canada, 2009e). The concentration of lead in some foods is managed by Health Canada under the Food and Drug Regulations; the existing food tolerances are in the process of being updated, with focus first being placed on a variety of beverages, including bottled water and fruit juices (Canada, 2012c; Health Canada, 2011b; Health Canada, 2014d). These regulatory updates are one of several Health Canada activities that are under way to ensure that dietary exposure to lead is as low as reasonably achievable (Health Canada, 2011b). Lead is also included in the list of various chemicals analyzed as part of Health Canada's ongoing Total Diet Study surveys (Health Canada, 2013e). The food items analyzed represent those that are most typical of the Canadian diet, and the surveys are used to provide dietary exposure estimates for chemicals that Canadians in different age-sex groups are exposed to through the food supply. From 1981 to 2000, the average dietary exposure to lead in Canadians decreased by approximately eight-fold (Health Canada, 2011b).\nIn 1994, the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Environmental and Occupational Health recommended a blood lead intervention level of 10 \u00b5g/dL as guidance for low-level exposure to lead (CEOH, 1994). Recent scientific assessments indicate that chronic health effects are occurring in children at blood lead levels below 10 \u00b5g/dL and that there is sufficient evidence that blood lead levels below 5 \u00b5g/dL are associated with adverse health effects (Health Canada, 2013f). The current guidance for lead in blood (CEOH, 1994) is under review by the federal, provincial, and territorial Council of Chief Medical Officers of Health.\nA number of biomonitoring studies measuring blood lead levels have been conducted in various locations in Canada over the years. The reported geometric mean blood lead levels ranged from 0.7 to 5.6 \u00b5g/dL for various age groups within the Canadian population (Health Canada, 2013f). The highest concentrations were reported for communities with point sources of environmental lead such as smelting (Trail Health and Environment Committee, 2011). In northern Canada, the contaminant component of the Inuit Health Survey (2007-2008) has measured the body burden of lead for 2,172 Inuit participants from 36 communities in Nunavut, Nunatsiavut, and the Inuvialuit Settlement Region (Laird et al., 2013). The geometric mean blood lead level for all participants (18 years and older) was 3.52 \u00b5g/dL. In 2008, a study conducted in Hamilton on 643 children aged 0 to 6 years reported a geometric mean blood lead level of 2.21 \u00b5g/dL (Richardson et al., 2011). The First Nations Biomonitoring Initiative (FNBI) is a nationally representative biomonitoring study of adult First Nations peoples living on reserves south of the 60\u00b0 parallel (AFN, 2013). It comprises 13 randomly selected First Nation communities in Canada with 503 First Nations participants aged 20 years and older. In 2011, the geometric mean and 95th percentile for lead in blood were 1.17 \u00b5g/dL and 3.27 \u00b5g/dL, respectively.\nLead was analyzed in the whole blood of all Canadian Health Measures Survey participants aged 6 to 79 years in cycle 1 (2007-2009), and 3 to 79 years in cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013). Data from these cycles are presented in blood as \u00b5g/dL.\nLead - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (\u03bcg/dL) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 25 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 6-79 2 (2009-2011) 5575 0 1.2\nMales 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 2576 0 1.5\nFemales 6-79 2 (2009-2011) 2888 0 1.1\nLead - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (\u03bcg/dL) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 40-59 1 (2007-2009) 1220 0 1.6\nMercury (CASRN 7439-97-6) is a naturally occurring soft, silvery white metal present in the Earth's crust at an average concentration of approximately 0.000005% (Emsley, 2001). It is the only metal that is a liquid at room temperature. Mercury exists in elemental, inorganic, and organic forms (CCME, 1999b). Elemental and certain organic forms of mercury have sufficiently high vapour pressures to be present as vapour in air (ATSDR, 1999a). The most common organic mercury compounds in nature are methylmercury (monomethylmercury) and dimethylmercury. Mercury can be converted among its elemental, inorganic, and organic forms by a variety of processes, including biological transformation (Environment Canada, 2010c).\nMercury is found throughout the environment, including remote Arctic regions because of its persistence, mobility, and tendency to accumulate in colder climates. Natural sources include volcanic activity and natural erosion of mercury-containing deposits (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2010). Metabolism of inorganic mercury by micro-organisms in the environment creates organic mercury (methylmercury) that often bioaccumulates in terrestrial and aquatic food chains (ATSDR, 1999a). Anthropogenic sources of inorganic mercury include metal mining and smelting; combustion of fossil fuels, particularly coal; incineration of municipal wastes; cement production; and sewage sludge and waste water (UNEP, 2002). Inorganic mercury may also be released to the environment following disposal of products containing mercury.\nMercury has unique properties that have made it useful in certain products such as wiring devices, switches, and scientific measuring devices, including vacuum gauges and thermometers (ATSDR, 1999a). Today it has been phased out of most products manufactured in Canada; however, many products that contain mercury are still imported into the Canadian marketplace (Canada, 2011c). Inorganic mercury is still found in some medical devices, such as thermostats and X-ray tubes, and in button-cell batteries used in small electronics and hearing aids. Mercury vapour is also present in many lamps and lights, including all fluorescent lamps, mercury vapour lamps, metal halide lamps, and sodium vapour lamps (Environment Canada, 2010c). Use of mercury-containing light bulbs is increasing because of widespread replacement of incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs. Mercury is also used as an industrial catalyst and in laboratory reagents, disinfectants, embalming solutions, and some pharmaceuticals. A significant use of inorganic mercury is in dental amalgam, which is composed of approximately 50% mercury (IMERC, 2010). Of the total Canadian population in 2007-2009, 63.95% had one or more amalgam-restored tooth surfaces (Richardson, 2014).\nMercury exposure in the general population is primarily through the consumption of fish and seafood in which methylmercury is the predominant form (Health Canada, 2007a). To a much lesser extent, the general population is exposed to inorganic mercury from such sources as dental amalgams (Health Canada, 2007a). The general population may also be exposed to elemental mercury via inhalation of vapours in ambient air, ingestion, or through dental and medical treatments (ATSDR, 1999a).\nApproximately 95% of organic mercury is absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract following oral ingestion (ATSDR, 1999a). Following absorption, organic mercury is distributed to all tissues, including hair, with highest accumulation in the kidneys (ATSDR, 1999a). It readily passes the blood-brain barrier and enters the brain, and in pregnant women can easily cross the placental barrier into the fetus (Health Canada, 2004). Absorbed organic mercury is demethylated in the body to inorganic mercury that accumulates primarily in the liver and kidneys. The biological half-life of methylmercury is approximately 50 days. The majority of mercury in the body is excreted via feces, with a small amount excreted as inorganic mercury in urine (ATSDR, 1999a).\nGenerally less than 10% of inorganic mercury is absorbed through the intestinal tract (Health Canada, 2004). Absorbed inorganic mercury accumulates readily in the kidneys (IPCS, 2003). It also accumulates in placental tissues but does not cross placental or blood-brain barriers as easily as elemental or methylmercury (Health Canada, 2004). Excretion of elemental and inorganic mercury compounds occurs mainly in urine and feces with an absorbed dose half-life of approximately 1 to 2 months (IPCS, 2003).\nElemental mercury is absorbed across the lungs and gastrointestinal tract with absorption rates of about 80% and 0.01%, respectively (Health Canada, 2004). Once absorbed, elemental mercury enters the bloodstream and is rapidly transported to other parts of the body, including the brain and kidneys. As with organic mercury, it readily crosses the blood-brain and placental barriers (Health Canada, 2004). Once in the body, elemental mercury is oxidized in the tissues to inorganic forms and can remain for weeks or months with an estimated half-life of approximately 60 days (Sandborgh-Englund et al., 1998).\nLong-term exposure to elemental and inorganic mercury is commonly evaluated using mercury concentrations in urine (IPCS, 2003). Hair also may be used as a biomarker of chronic exposure, although inorganic forms of mercury are not excreted to any significant amount in scalp hair, making it an inappropriate biomarker of inorganic mercury exposure (ATSDR, 1999a; IPCS, 2003). Total blood mercury concentrations primarily reflect recent dietary exposure to organic forms of mercury, particularly methylmercury (ATSDR, 1999a; IPCS, 2003). The concentration of total mercury in blood is accepted as a reasonable measure of methylmercury exposure, however methylmercury itself may also be measured directly in blood. Based on a review of existing data from other countries, the World Health Organization has estimated that the average total blood mercury concentration for the general population is approximately 8 \u00b5g/L (WHO, 1990). In individuals who consume fish daily, methylmercury concentrations in blood can be as high as 200 \u00b5g/L (WHO, 1990).\nMercury is known to be toxic to humans, with the effects depending on the mercury form, the route of exposure, the timing of exposure, and the absorbed concentration. Chronic oral exposure to low levels of methylmercury may not result in any observable symptoms (Health Canada, 2007a). The primary effects associated with oral exposure to organic mercury compounds are neurological effects and developmental neurotoxicity (UNEP, 2002). Symptoms of organic mercury toxicity include a tingling sensation in the extremities; impaired peripheral vision, hearing, taste, and smell; slurred speech; muscle weakness and an unsteady gait; irritability; memory loss; depression; and sleeping difficulties (UNEP, 2002). Exposure of a fetus or young child to organic mercury can result in effects on the development of the nervous system, affecting fine-motor function, attention, verbal learning, and memory (ATSDR, 1999a; Health Canada, 2007a). Exposure to elemental mercury may be hazardous, depending upon the levels of exposure, because the vapour that can be released from this form is readily absorbed into the body through inhalation. Inhalation of mercury vapour may cause respiratory, cardiovascular, kidney, and neurological effects. Exposure to inorganic mercury from dental amalgams has not been associated with neurologic effects in children or adults (Bates et al., 2004; Bellinger et al., 2007; DeRouen et al., 2006; Factor-Litvak et al., 2003). Health Canada concluded that mercury exposure from dental amalgams does not pose a health impact for the general population (Health Canada, 1996a).\nThe International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) determined that methylmercury compounds are possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B), based on animal data showing a link to certain cancers, particularly renal cancer (IARC, 1993). Elemental mercury and inorganic mercury compounds were classified by IARC as Group 3, not classifiable as to their carcinogenicity to humans (IARC, 1993).\nThe United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Global Risk Assessment for Mercury concluded that there was sufficient evidence of adverse impacts from mercury to warrant further international action to reduce the risks to human health and the environment (UNEP, 2002). International negotiations under UNEP resulted in the signing of the Minamata Convention on Mercury, a global legally binding agreement to prevent mercury emissions and releases (UNEP, 2013). The Minamata Convention is intended to reduce global atmospheric emissions, supply, trade, and demand for mercury, and to find environmentally sound solutions for storage of mercury and mercury-containing wastes.\nIn Canada, mercury and its compounds are listed as toxic substances on Schedule 1 of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA 1999) (Canada, 1999; Canada, 2012d). Existing and planned actions to manage the risks from mercury are summarized in the Government of Canada's Risk Management Strategy for Mercury (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2010). These risk management actions include several Canada-wide standards that have been established to reduce the releases of mercury to the environment (CCME, 2000a; CCME, 2005; CCME, 2006; CCME, 2007). The Surface Coating Materials Regulations, in effect under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, restrict the level of mercury in all surface coating materials advertised, sold, or imported into Canada (Canada, 2005). In addition, the Toys Regulations prohibit any compound of mercury in the surface coating material that is applied to a product that is used by a child in learning or play situations (Canada, 2011b). In 2011, a regulation was proposed under CEPA 1999 with prohibitions on the import, manufacture, sale, and offer for sale of mercury-containing products that are not currently regulated under other legislation (Canada, 2011c). Mercury and its compounds are also included as prohibited ingredients on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations (Canada, 1985; Health Canada, 2014b). The Food and Drug Regulations prohibit sale in Canada of drugs for human use containing mercury or any of its salts or derivatives except in some specific instances, including those where it is present as a preservative (Canada, 2012c).\nHealth Canada has established a total mercury blood guidance value of 20 \u00b5g/L for the general adult population (Health Canada, 2004). For children (less than 18 years of age), pregnant women, and women of childbearing age (less than 50 years of age), a provisional methylmercury blood guidance value of 8 \u00b5g/L has been proposed for the protection of the developing nervous system (Legrand et al., 2010). On the basis of health considerations, Health Canada, in collaboration with the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water, has developed a guideline for Canadian drinking water quality that establishes the maximum acceptable concentration for mercury in drinking water (Health Canada, 1986b; Health Canada, 2012e). Health Canada has also established maximum levels for mercury in retail fish (Health Canada, 2012f), and provides consumption advice for consumers of certain types of fish (Health Canada, 2008c). Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide recommends eating at least two food guide servings each week of fish that are low in mercury and high in omega-3 fatty acids (Health Canada, 2011c). Mercury is also included in the list of various chemicals analyzed as part of Health Canada's ongoing Total Diet Study surveys (Health Canada, 2013e). The food items analyzed represent those that are most typical of the Canadian diet, and the surveys are used to provide dietary exposure estimates for chemicals that Canadians in different age-sex groups are exposed to through the food supply.\nDuring cycle 1 (2007-2009) of the CHMS, the geometric mean blood total mercury level of the Canadian population aged 6 to 79 years was 0.69 \u00b5g/L (Lye et al., 2013). The majority (97.8%) of Canadian women aged 16 to 49 years, including pregnant women, had blood mercury values below the provisional Health Canada blood guidance value of 8 \u00b5g/L (Lye et al., 2013). The mean urinary inorganic mercury concentration in dental amalgam-free participants from cycle 1 of the CHMS was 0.10 \u00b5g/L compared with the overall population mean concentration of 0.22 \u00b5g/L (Nicolae et al., 2013). In general, mean urinary inorganic mercury concentrations tended to increase with the number of amalgam surfaces and appeared to be influenced by age and sex (Nicolae et al., 2013). The population coverage of the CHMS excludes persons living on reserves and other Aboriginal settlements in the provinces of Canada. However, this subpopulation has been surveyed as part of the First Nations Biomonitoring Initiative (FNBI), a nationally representative biomonitoring study of adult First Nations peoples living on reserves south of the 60\u00b0 parallel (AFN, 2013). It comprises 13 randomly selected First Nation communities in Canada with 503 First Nations participants aged 20 years and older. In 2011, the geometric mean and 95th percentile for total mercury in blood were 0.95 \u00b5g/L and 9.28 \u00b5g/L, respectively. For inorganic mercury in urine, the geometric mean and 95th percentile were 0.26 \u00b5g/L and 1.98 \u00b5g/L, respectively.\nTotal mercury was analyzed in the whole blood of all Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) participants aged 6 to 79 years in cycle 1 (2007-2009), and 3 to 79 years in cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013). Methylmercury was analyzed in the whole blood of CHMS participants aged 20 to 79 years in cycle 3 (2012-2013). Inorganic mercury was analyzed in the urine of all CHMS participants aged 6 to 79 years in cycle 1 (2007-2009) and 3 to 79 years in cycle 3 (2012-2013). Data from these cycles are presented in blood as \u00b5g/L (\u00b5g Hg/L for methylmercury) and in urine as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of mercury in blood or urine is an indicator of exposure to mercury and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\nMercury (inorganic) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 27 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 5444 49.63 -- <LOD 0.24\nMales 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 2636 48.33 -- <LOD 0.24\nMales 6-79 3 (2012-2013) 2582 46.90 -- <LOD 0.20Table 27 footnote E\nFemales 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 2808 50.85 -- <LOD 0.23\nMercury (inorganic) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 28 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nMercury (inorganic) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 6-11 1 (2007-2009) 1028 66.05 -- <LOD <LOD 0.99Table 29 footnote E\nTotal 20-39 1 (2007-2009) 1166 46.23 -- <LOD 0.22\nTotal 20-39 3 (2012-2013) 1048 45.13 -- <LOD 0.20Table 29 footnote E\nMercury (inorganic) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nMercury (total) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 31 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(0.56 - 0.88) <LODTable 31 footnote E\nMercury (total) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 495 29.90 0.27\n(<LOD - 0.29) 1.4Table 32 footnote E\nTotal 6-11 1 (2007-2009) 910 24.84 0.26\n(0.64 - 1.2) Table 32 footnote F 0.96\nMethylmercury - Geometric means and selected percentiles of whole blood concentrations (\u03bcg Hg/L) for the Canadian population aged 20-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nMales 20-79 3 (2012-2013) 502 18.33 0.63Table 33 footnote E\n(0.38 - 1.0) <LOD 0.63Table 33 footnote E\nFemales 20-79 3 (2012-2013) 530 19.06 0.65\n(0.38 - 0.81) Table 33 footnote F 4.6Table 33 footnote E\nTotal 40-59 3 (2012-2013) 313 19.17 0.60Table 33 footnote E\nCotinine (CASRN 486-56-6) is the major primary metabolite of nicotine, a chemical found naturally in the tobacco plant and present in tobacco products such as cigarettes, cigars, and smokeless tobacco products (e.g. chewing tobacco and snuff) (Benowitz & Jacob, 1994). Nicotine is also incorporated into nicotine replacement therapies such as the nicotine gum, patch, lozenge, inhaler, e-cigarettes, and buccal spray.\nHuman exposure to nicotine occurs primarily through the use of tobacco products, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, and the use of nicotine replacement therapies (HSDB, 2009). In addition, infants breast fed by women who smoke may be exposed to nicotine in breast milk (HSDB, 2009).\nInhalation is the most effective intake route with on average 60% to 80% of nicotine absorbed through the lungs (Iwase et al., 1991). Nicotine can also be absorbed through the skin and gastrointestinal tract, but at a much lower efficiency (Karaconji, 2005). Once inside the body, approximately 70% to 80% of nicotine is metabolized into cotinine. It has a half-life of 10 to 20 hours and can remain in the body at detectable levels for up to 4 days (Benowitz & Jacob, 1994; Curvall et al., 1990). Cotinine is considered to be the most relevant biomarker for exposure to tobacco products and tobacco smoke (Brown et al., 2005; CDC, 2009; Seaton & Vesell, 1993).\nTobacco smoke is a combination of gases, liquids, and breathable particles, some of which are harmful to human health. It contains over 4,000 chemicals, including at least 70 that cause, initiate, or promote cancer, and has been classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as Group 1, carcinogenic to humans (Health Canada, 2011d; IARC, 2004). Exposure to these chemicals also contributes directly to other diseases, such as emphysema and heart disease, and an increased risk of asthma (CDC, 2004). During pregnancy, smoking may lead to miscarriages, low-birth-weight infants and less breast milk (WHO, 2010a). Most of these chemicals are formed during the combustion of tobacco; others are found naturally in tobacco and are released as the tobacco burns (CDC, 2004). Smokeless tobaccos, including chewing tobacco and snuff, contain 28 known cancer-causing chemicals and, similar to the tobaccos used in cigarettes, pipes, and cigars, can lead to nicotine dependence and addiction (Health Canada, 2010g; IARC, 2007). Smokeless tobacco use causes oral and pancreatic cancer and has been classified by IARC as Group 1, carcinogenic to humans (IARC, 2007). It can also cause serious dental health problems, including recession of the gums, tooth loss, and discolouration of the teeth and gums (Walsh & Epstein, 2000). Levels of cotinine in the blood and urine of non-smokers have been correlated with some adverse health effects related to tobacco smoke exposure, and cotinine itself may contribute to the neuropharmacological effects of tobacco smoking (Benowitz, 1996; Crooks & Dwoskin, 1997).\nAs a result of the adverse health effects associated with tobacco use, the Government of Canada, along with provincial and territorial governments and various municipalities, has taken several steps to reduce the prevalence of tobacco use as well as exposure to tobacco smoke. These steps include prohibitions on the sale of tobacco to youth, requirements to apply health warnings on tobacco packaging, and restrictions on the promotion of tobacco products, including the display of tobacco products at retail outlets (Health Canada, 2006b). Additional steps include the offer of cessation help along with initiatives to eliminate smoking in workplaces and enclosed public locations (Health Canada, 2006b).\nThe First Nations Biomonitoring Initiative (FNBI) is a nationally representative biomonitoring study of adult First Nations peoples living on reserves south of the 60\u00b0 parallel (AFN, 2013). It comprises 13 randomly selected First Nation communities in Canada with 503 First Nations participants aged 20 years and older. In 2011, the 50th percentile concentrations of cotinine in urine from smokers and non-smokers were 315.79 \u00b5g/L and <1.1 \u00b5g/L, respectively. Data from cycle 1 (2007-2009) of the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) demonstrated that a substantial proportion of the Canadian population is exposed to secondhand smoke. The study found that certain non-smoking subpopulations, including children, adolescents, and those exposed to secondhand smoke in the home, had higher percentages with detectable cotinine concentrations (\u22651.1 \u00b5g/L), indicating secondhand smoke exposure (Wong et al., 2013). A study of occupationally exposed non-smoking bar workers in the Toronto area examined the effects of a 2004 smoke-free workplace bylaw; the study showed a 1-month post-ban decline in the geometric mean of urinary cotinine from 10.3 \u00b5g/L to 3.10 \u00b5g/L (Repace et al., 2013). A concentration of 50 \u00b5g/L urine for cotinine is recommended for determining smoking status; levels greater than this concentration are attributed to smokers (SRNT Subcommittee on Biochemical Verification, 2002). Using this concentration, a study assessed the validity of self-reported cigarette smoking status among Canadians using urinary cotinine data from cycle 1 (2007-2009) of the CHMS (Wong et al., 2012). Compared with estimates based on urinary cotinine concentration, smoking prevalence based on self-reporting was only 0.3 percentage points lower, indicating that accurate estimates of the prevalence of cigarette smoking among Canadians can be derived from self-reported smoking status data.\nCotinine was analyzed in the urine of all CHMS participants aged 6 to 79 years in cycle 1 (2007-2009), and 3 to 79 years in cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013). Data from these cycles are presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine for non-smokers and smokers. Survey participants aged 3 to 11 years were assumed to be non-smokers. In this survey, a smoker is defined as someone who is a current daily or occasional smoker and a non-smoker is defined as someone who does not currently smoke and has either never smoked or who was previously a daily or occasional smoker. Finding a measurable amount of cotinine in urine is an indicator of exposure to nicotine and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\nIn addition to free cotinine, nicotine and several other metabolites (cotinine-N-glucuronide, nicotine-N-glucuronide, trans-3-hydroxycotinine, trans-3-hydroxycotinine-O-glucuronide, and anabasine) were analyzed in cycle 3 (2012-2013) of the CHMS. Free and total 4-(methylnitrosoamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanol (NNAL), a metabolite of a tobacco-specific N-nitrosamine found only in tobacco and products derived from tobacco, were also analyzed in cycle 3 (2012-2013) of the CHMS. Data on these tobacco chemicals and their metabolites are available from Statistics Canada through the Research Data Centres Program.\nCotinine (non-smokers) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 34 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 6-79 3 (2012-2013) 4456 88.64 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD Table 34 footnote F\nMales 6-79 2 (2009-2011) 2304 84.55 -- <LOD <LOD Table 34 footnote F Table 34 footnote F\nFemales 6-79 1 (2007-2009) 2452 88.50 -- <LOD <LOD Table 34 footnote F 9.9Table 34 footnote E\nFemales 6-79 3 (2012-2013) 2273 89.97 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD Table 34 footnote F\nCotinine (non-smokers) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 6-79 years Table 35 footnote a, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nCotinine (non-smokers) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 6-11 3 (2012-2013) 1007 86.79 -- <LOD <LOD Table 36 footnote F 7.1Table 36 footnote E\nTotal 12-19 3 (2012-2013) 889 82.56 -- <LOD <LOD Table 36 footnote F 13Table 36 footnote E\nTotal 20-39 2 (2009-2011) 1009 86.22 -- <LOD <LOD Table 36 footnote F Table 36 footnote F\nTotal 20-39 3 (2012-2013) 792 90.53 -- <LOD <LOD <LOD Table 36 footnote F\nCotinine (non-smokers) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nCotinine (smokers) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 12-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTable 38 footnote X\nSuppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act.\nReturn to table 38 footnote X referrer\nTotal 12-79 1 (2007-2009) 805 4.22 590\n(420 - 820) Table 38 footnote F 1000\n(810 - 1200) 2200\n(2000 - 2400) 2600\n(410 - 590) Table 38 footnote F 990\nMales 12-79 1 (2007-2009) 406 4.43 660Table 38 footnote E\n(400 - 1100) Table 38 footnote F 1200\nMales 12-79 3 (2012-2013) 387 5.17 460\nFemales 12-79 1 (2007-2009) 399 4.01 520\nFemales 12-79 2 (2009-2011) 394 7.11 510Table 38 footnote E\nTotal 12-19 1 (2007-2009) 102 10.78 160Table 38 footnote E\n(78 - 330) Table 38 footnote F Table 38 footnote F 1600\n(1400 - 1900) Table 38 footnote X\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 102 11.76 Table 38 footnote F <LOD Table 38 footnote F 1700\nTotal 12-19 3 (2012-2013) 98 14.29 Table 38 footnote F Table 38 footnote X Table 38 footnote F 2100Table 38 footnote E\nTotal 20-39 1 (2007-2009) 300 3.00 500Table 38 footnote E\n(190 - 520) Table 38 footnote F 700Table 38 footnote E\n(550 - 1100) 340Table 38 footnote E\n(150 - 530) 1000\nTotal 60-79 2 (2009-2011) 153 1.96 Table 38 footnote F Table 38 footnote F 980\nCotinine (smokers) (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 12-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 1 (2007-2009), cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(1800 - 3700) 3800Table 39 footnote E\n(590 - 900) 2600Table 39 footnote E\n(650 - 1400) Table 39 footnote F 4800Table 39 footnote E\n(510 - 1200) 3200Table 39 footnote E\n(58 - 250) <LOD 290Table 39 footnote E\n(<LOD - 470) 1400Table 39 footnote E\n(600 - 2200) Table 39 footnote X\nTotal 12-19 3 (2012-2013) 98 14.29 Table 39 footnote F Table 39 footnote X Table 39 footnote F 940\nTotal 40-59 1 (2007-2009) 275 3.27 1000\n(400 - 1200) Table 39 footnote F 990Table 39 footnote E\n(190 - 580) 940Table 39 footnote E\nTotal 60-79 2 (2009-2011) 152 1.96 Table 39 footnote F Table 39 footnote F 1000\n(730 - 1200) 390\nPolycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a group of organic compounds characterized by the presence of two or more fused aromatic rings. The United States Environmental Protection Agency has prioritized 16 PAHs because of their potential human health and/or ecological toxicity (EPA, 2013). The table below lists seven of these priority PAHs and their metabolites measured in cycle 3 of the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS).\nHydroxylated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) metabolites measured in the Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 3 (2012-2013) and their parent PAH compounds\nHydroxylated PAH metabolites\nBenzo[a]pyrene 50-32-8 3-Hydroxybenzo[a]pyrene 13345-21-6\nChrysene 218-01-9 2-Hydroxychrysene 65945-06-4\n3-Hydroxychrysene 63019-39-6\nFluoranthene 206-44-0 3-Hydroxyfluoranthene 17798-09-3\nFluorene 86-73-7 2-Hydroxyfluorene 2443-58-5\n3-Hydroxyfluorene 6344-67-8\nNaphthalene 91-20-3 1-Hydroxynaphthalene 90-15-3\n2-Hydroxynaphthalene 135-19-3\nPhenanthrene 85-01-8 1-Hydroxyphenanthrene 2433-56-9\n2-Hydroxyphenanthrene 605-55-0\n4-Hydroxyphenanthrene 7651-86-7\nPyrene 129-00-0 1-Hydroxypyrene 5315-79-7\nPAHs are released to the environment from both natural and anthropogenic sources; the contribution from anthropogenic sources is substantially higher than from natural sources (ATSDR, 1995). In Canada, forest fires are the largest natural source of PAHs in the environment (Environment Canada, 2010d). Other natural sources include crude oil, coal, and volcanic eruptions. Anthropogenic PAH emissions are predominantly due to the incomplete combustion of organic substances from waste incineration, tobacco smoke, cooking, vehicle exhaust, mining and refining operations, oil spills, and the use of creosote-treated products (ATSDR, 1995; ATSDR, 2005a; Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994b).\nFor the general population, the major routes of exposure to PAHs are ingestion and inhalation from sources including diet, smoking, and ambient and indoor air (IARC, 2010; WHO, 2011b). Levels in food depend on the source of the food and the method of cooking (ATSDR, 1995). PAHs can be formed when food is charbroiled, grilled, roasted, fried, or baked. Drinking water is considered to be a negligible source of exposure in Canada (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994b). Vehicle exhaust, tobacco smoke, emissions from wood and charcoal-fired stoves, house dust, and ambient air all contribute to inhalation exposure. Human exposure to PAHs may also occur through skin contact with soot and tars (ATSDR, 1995).\nPAHs can be absorbed following inhalation, oral, and dermal exposure. They undergo multi-step metabolism leading to several types of metabolites, including hydroxylated PAHs (Strickland et al., 1996). Elimination occurs through urine and feces, with urinary hydroxylated PAH metabolites observed within a few days of exposure (Viau et al., 1995). These metabolites are excreted both in the free form and as glucuronic acid and sulphate conjugates (Casta\u00f1o-Vinyals et al., 2004).\nSeveral approaches exist to assess human exposure to PAHs. The analysis of urinary hydroxylated PAH metabolites is the most common approach and has been used in several biomonitoring studies (Becker et al., 2003; CDC, 2009).\nEvaluating health effects of exposure to individual PAH species in humans is difficult because exposure is generally to PAH mixtures. Studies in laboratory animals have shown that several PAHs are carcinogenic, mutagenic, and/or teratogenic (IARC, 2010; IARC, 2012a). The carcinogenic potency of PAHs differs among PAH species, and can differ across routes of exposure (ATSDR, 1995). For some PAHs, formation of epoxides through metabolic activation is considered a key step in eliciting carcinogenic effects (Guill\u00e9n & Sopelana, 2003). Benzo[a]pyrene, PAH-containing mixtures such as soot and coal tar, as well as occupational PAH exposures during selected industrial activities (i.e. coal-tar distillation, coal gasification, coke production, aluminium production) have recently been classified as carcinogenic to humans (Group 1) by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) (IARC, 2012a). However, IARC has also classified some PAHs, such as chrysene and naphthalene, as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B) and others, such as fluoranthene, fluorene, phenanthrene, and pyrene, as not classifiable as to their carcinogenicity to humans (Group 3) (IARC, 2010). PAHs also elicit adverse immunologic effects, developmental and reproductive effects, as well as hepatic and renal effects in laboratory animals, but generally at doses higher than those that elicit a carcinogenic response (ATSDR, 1995).\nIn Canada, PAHs are listed as toxic substances on Schedule 1 of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, based on an evaluation of the environmental and health effects of several PAHs, including benzo[a]pyrene (Canada, 1999; Canada, 2000; Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994b). Several environmental performance agreements, codes of practice, and recommendations have been established to reduce releases of PAHs to the environment from the aluminum production, metal refining and founding, and wood preservation sectors (Environment Canada, 2010d). Health Canada has established a maximum level for PAHs in a specific food product called olive-pomace oil (Health Canada, 2012f).\nIn the following sections, some priority PAHs are discussed, and data on the levels of urinary hydroxylated PAH metabolites in the Canadian population are presented.\nBenzo[a]pyrene is a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) composed of five fused benzene rings. It is not manufactured in Canada and no industrial uses are known (Health Canada, 1986c).\nIn laboratory rats, 40% to 60% of benzo[a]pyrene was shown to be absorbed following exposure through gavage or diet (Faust, 1994). Based on laboratory studies, approximately 3% of benzo[a]pyrene is expected to be absorbed through skin after 24 hours (Kao et al., 1985), although an optimized absorption study using rats showed 46% absorption over 5 days (Yang et al., 1986). Benzo[a]pyrene absorption through skin may be facilitated by metabolism in the cellular epidermis and the formation of stable adducts of benzo[a]pyrene metabolites and cellular structures. Evidence for absorption of benzo[a]pyrene following inhalation comes from the presence of urinary metabolites in workers exposed to PAHs in air (ATSDR, 1995). Inhalation absorption of benzo[a]pyrene is highly dependent on the type of particles onto which it is adsorbed. After absorption, benzo[a]pyrene distributes to several organs, including lungs, liver, and intestines (Faust, 1994). Like other PAHs, benzo[a]pyrene can be metabolized by many tissues forming various arene epoxides that after rearrangement produce hydroxylated PAHs and dihydrodiols (Bouchard & Viau, 1996). The metabolite 3-hydroxybenzo[a]pyrene has been used as a human urine biomarker for exposure to benzo[a]pyrene (Chien & Yeh, 2012).\nAdverse health effects have been observed in laboratory animals following benzo[a]pyrene exposure via inhalation, oral, and dermal routes. Non-carcinogenic effects have been observed, but generally at dose levels at least an order of magnitude higher than that of carcinogenic effects (ATSDR, 1995; Health Canada, 1986c; Jules et al., 2012). The diolepoxides formed during metabolism of benzo[a]pyrene are considered to be the primary carcinogenic agents (IARC, 2012b). Occupational exposures to benzo[a]pyrene-containing mixtures have been associated with a series of cancers (IARC, 2012b). Based on the strong evidence for the carcinogenicity of benzo[a]pyrene in many animal species, and supported by evidence from laboratory and human studies, the International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified benzo[a]pyrene as Group 1, a known human carcinogen (IARC, 2012b). Prior to this, Environment Canada and Health Canada had classified benzo[a]pyrene as probably carcinogenic to humans (Group II) based primarily on results from studies with laboratory animals (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 1994b).\nThe Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water has developed a guideline for Canadian drinking water quality that establishes a maximum acceptable concentration for benzo[a]pyrene in drinking water (Health Canada, 1986c). This guideline, which was reaffirmed in 2005 (Health Canada, 2012e), is currently under review and is expected to be published for public consultation in early 2015.\nThe benzo[a]pyrene metabolite, 3-hydroxybenzo[a]pyrene, was analyzed in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and is presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of 3-hydroxybenzo[a]pyrene in urine is an indicator of exposure to benzo[a]pyrene and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\n3-Hydroxybenzo[ a]pyrene - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n3-Hydroxybenzo[ a]pyrene (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nChrysene is a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) composed of four fused benzene rings. There are no known uses of chrysene other than its use as a research chemical (ATSDR, 1995).\nChrysene is highly lipophilic. In animal pharmacokinetic studies, approximately 75% of chrysene was absorbed when administered through oral, inhalation, and dermal routes of exposure; after absorption, it preferentially distributed to adipose tissues (Borges, 1994). Chrysene is metabolized into several mono- and dihydroxychrysene metabolites (CDC, 2009). Chrysene metabolites are excreted predominantly in the feces. However, PAH biomonitoring studies in humans have attempted to measure urinary levels of 1-, 2-, 3-, 4, and 6-hydroxychrysene, and have been able to detect urinary 3- and 6-hydroxychrysene in a small proportion of samples (Nethery et al., 2012).\nData on the systemic toxicity of chrysene in animals and humans are limited (Borges, 1994). In mice, chrysene exposure resulted in an increased incidence of skin papillomas and hepatic and lung tumours (Chang et al., 1983; Wislocki et al., 1986). Based on a limited amount of available carcinogenicity data, the International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified chrysene as Group 2B, possibly carcinogenic to humans (IARC, 2010).\nThe urinary chrysene metabolites 3- and 6-hydroxychrysene were measured for 73 non-smoking, non-occupationally exposed individuals (aged 16 to 64 years) living approximately 1 km from an aluminum plant in Baie-Comeau, Quebec. These chrysene metabolites were measured as part of a spectrum of PAH metabolites. Although the levels of some other urinary PAH metabolites were higher compared with a control group of 71 individuals living at least 11 km from the plant, the urinary concentrations of these chrysene metabolites were below the limit of detection (0.032 \u00b5g/L for 3-hydroxychrysene and 0.019 \u00b5g/L for 6-hydroxychrysene) for most samples (Bouchard et al., 2009). Similarly, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 6-hydroxychrysene concentrations were below the limit of detection when measured in urine of pregnant women living in Hamilton, Ontario (Nethery et al., 2012).\nThe chrysene metabolites, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 6-hydroxychrysene, were analyzed in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and are presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Given that chrysene metabolites are predominantly excreted in the feces, their urinary absence alone does not indicate that exposure to chrysene did not occur. Finding a measurable amount of chrysene metabolites in urine is an indicator of exposure to chrysene and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\n2-Hydroxychrysene - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n2-Hydroxychrysene (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nFluoranthene, also known as benzo[j,k]fluorene, is a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) with five fused aromatic rings. It is found naturally in the environment in some bacteria, algae, and plants, and as a result of anthropogenic releases from incomplete combustion of organic substances (EPA, 1980). Fluoranthene is used in the synthesis of dyes and in biomedical research (Wu et al., 2010).\nLimited pharmacokinetic data for fluoranthene are available. Similar to other structurallyrelated PAHs, fluoranthene may be absorbed following oral, inhalation, or dermal exposure (Faust, 1993a; Storer et al., 1984). Because of its high lipophilicity, fluoranthene distributes to adipose tissue (EPA, 1980). Metabolism of fluoranthene produces hydroxylated metabolites, and urinary 3-hydroxyfluoranthene is considered an indicator of recent exposures.\nKidney and liver effects were observed in rats orally administered fluoranthene (Faust, 1993a). Fluoranthene exposure in mice has resulted in lung tumours (Busby Jr. et al., 1989; IARC, 2010). Dermal exposure in mice to a combination of benzo[a]pyrene and fluoranthene significantly increased the incidence of skin tumours (IARC, 2010). Based on the limited data on fluoranthene carcinogenicity, the International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified fluoranthene as Group 3, not classifiable as to its carcinogenicity to humans (IARC, 2010).\nThe urinary fluoranthene metabolite, 3-hydroxyfluoranthene, was measured for 73 non-smoking, non-occupationally exposed individuals (aged 16 to 64 years) living approximately 1 km from an aluminum plant in Baie-Comeau, Quebec. The fluoranthene metabolite was measured as part of a spectrum of PAH metabolites. Although the levels of some other urinary PAH metabolites were higher compared with a control group of 71 individuals living at least 11 km from the plant, the concentration of 3-hydroxyfluoranthene was below the limit of detection (0.030 \u00b5g/L) for most samples (Bouchard et al., 2009).\nThe fluoranthene metabolite, 3-hydroxyfluoranthene, was analyzed in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and is presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of 3-hydroxyfluoranthene in urine is an indicator of exposure to fluoranthene and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\n3-Hydroxyfluoranthene - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n3-Hydroxyfluoranthene (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nFluorene is a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) with three fused aromatic rings. Fluorene and its derivatives are used in the manufacture of dyes, pharmaceuticals, polymer materials, photonics, and basic research (Belfield et al., 1999; Bernius et al., 2000; Mondal et al., 2009).\nAnimal studies indicate that fluorene is absorbed following oral, inhalation, and dermal exposure (ATSDR, 1995). Metabolism of fluorene produces several hydroxylated metabolites that are further conjugated with glucuronic or sulphonic acids and rapidly eliminated in the urine (ATSDR, 1995). Several urinary monohydroxy fluorene metabolites, including 2-, 3-, and 9-hydroxyfluorene, have been identified in humans and are considered indicators of recent PAH exposure (Becker et al., 2003; CDC, 2009; Nethery et al., 2012). Urinary 3-hydroxyfluorene may be a good predictive biomarker for specifically assessing inhalation exposure to fluorene (Nethery et al., 2012).\nHematological and liver effects were observed in laboratory animals exposed orally to fluorene (ATSDR, 1995). Data on the carcinogenicity of fluorene in humans have not been identified and the International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified fluorene as Group 3, not classifiable as to its carcinogenicity in humans (IARC, 2010).\nIn a pilot biomonitoring study carried out in Hamilton, Ontario, with 19 pregnant women aged 19 to 42 years, the geometric means for 2-, 3-, and 9-hydroxyfluorene in urine were 0.2157 \u00b5g/g creatinine, 0.04827 \u00b5g/g creatinine, and 0.3908 \u00b5g/g creatinine, respectively (Nethery et al., 2012).\nThe fluorene metabolites, 2-, 3-, and 9-hydroxyfluorene, were analyzed in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and are presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of fluorene metabolites in urine is an indicator of exposure to fluorene and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\n2-Hydroxyfluorene - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n2-Hydroxyfluorene (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(0.33 - 0.55) Table 61 footnote F\nTotal 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 2523 0.04 0.096\n(0.087 - 0.11) 0.022\n(0.080 - 0.11) 0.79Table 62 footnote E\n(0.093 - 0.11) 1.1\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1257 0.08 0.078\nFemales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1271 0 0.078\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 507 0 0.069\n(0.099 - 0.37)\n(0.054 - 0.075) 0.016Table 62 footnote E\n(0.0076 - 0.024) 0.068\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 511 0 0.084\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 506 0.20 0.093\n(0.090 - 0.14) 0.020Table 62 footnote E\n(0.062 - 0.099) 1.2Table 62 footnote E\nTotal 60-79 2 (2009-2011) 287 0 0.067\n(0.063 - 0.074) Table 63 footnote F 0.99\n(0.056 - 0.074) Table 63 footnote F 0.61Table 63 footnote E\n(0.052 - 0.093) 1.0\nNaphthalene is a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) with two fused benzene rings. Naphthalene is manufactured and imported into Canada for a wide variety of industrial uses (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008c). The major consumer products made from naphthalene are moth repellents, in the form of mothballs or crystals. Other commercial use of naphthalene include components of polyvinyl chloride phthalate plasticizers, dyes, resins, and leather-tanning agents (EPA, 2008b; IARC, 2002).\nNaphthalene evaporates easily and is often found in the gaseous phase in ambient air (WHO, 2010b). Although diet and smoking are the most important sources of intake for most PAHs, inhalation of ambient and indoor air is the main source of naphthalene exposure for the general population. In Canada, indoor air exposure accounts for more than 95% of the total daily exposure across age groups (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008c). A recent study identified mothballs and some building materials and furnishings (vinyl and wooden furniture, and painted walls and ceilings) as significant contributors to indoor naphthalene concentrations in Canadian homes (Kang et al., 2012). Other sources of naphthalene in indoor and ambient air include migration of volatile organic compounds from attached garages, during cooking, and from kerosene space heaters and wood stoves (Batterman et al., 2007; Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008c). Food and drinking water are considered minor sources of exposure to naphthalene (NTP, 2002).\nNaphthalene is rapidly absorbed and metabolized following oral and inhalation exposures in laboratory animals (Bagchi et al., 2002; NTP, 2002). Naphthalene is also absorbed following dermal application in humans and laboratory animals (Storer et al., 1984; Turkall et al., 1994). Like other PAHs, naphthalene undergoes multi-step metabolism, the result of which includes the production of the hydroxynaphthalene metabolites, 1- and 2-hydroxynaphthalene (WHO, 2010b). Urinary levels of hydroxynaphthalene metabolites are reflective of recent exposure and have been measured in several human studies (Bouchard et al., 2009; CDC, 2009; Nethery et al., 2012). Urinary 2-hydroxynaphthalene is a unique biomarker of naphthalene metabolism (CDC, 2009). 1-Hydroxynaphthalene is a metabolite of both naphthalene and the insecticide carbaryl, making it difficult to distinguish between these exposures in the general population (Meeker et al., 2007).\nIn humans, the most serious effects of acute exposure to naphthalene are reported in individuals with glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, where hemolytic anemia is the primary adverse effect (Health Canada, 2013i; WHO, 2010b). Reports from occupational exposure and animal studies suggest chronic exposure to naphthalene may lead to the development of lens opacities such as cataracts (Health Canada, 2013i; WHO, 2010b). Respiratory tract lesions have also been observed in laboratory animals following acute and chronic exposures (WHO, 2010b). Naphthalene has been observed to induce airway tumours in laboratory animals (NTP, 2002). Increased cell proliferation due to cytotoxicity (cell damage) is considered a key element in the development of airway tumours (WHO, 2010b). The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified naphthalene as Group 2B, possibly carcinogenic to humans (IARC, 2002). The carcinogenicity of naphthalene has been proposed to involve non-genotoxic mechanisms (IARC, 2002). Based upon an assessment of acute and chronic effects, Health Canada has established a long-term residential maximum exposure limit for naphthalene (Health Canada, 2013i). The guideline is considered to protect against the carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic effects to the respiratory tract resulting from naphthalene exposure.\nOn the basis of its potential cancer risk, and the margin between levels to which Canadians might be exposed and the critical effect level for non-cancer effects, Health Canada and Environment Canada have concluded that naphthalene is a concern for human health (Environment Canada & Health Canada, 2008c). As a result, naphthalene is listed as a toxic substance on Schedule 1 of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (Canada, 1999; Canada, 2010e). In an effort to reduce exposure to naphthalene, several risk management approaches have been taken (Canada, 2010f). In 2010, the Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) re-evaluated the insecticidal uses of naphthalene. PMRA concluded that pest control products containing naphthalene do not present unacceptable risks to human health when used according to label directions and has granted continued registration (Health Canada, 2010h). As a condition of the continued registration of naphthalene uses, Health Canada has introduced new packaging and labelling requirements for naphthalene-containing consumer products (mothballs and moth flakes) in order to minimize exposure (Health Canada, 2012g). Naphthalene and 2-hydroxynaphthalene are included as prohibited ingredients and 1-hydroxynaphthalene and its salts as restricted ingredients on the List of Prohibited and Restricted Cosmetic Ingredients (more commonly referred to as the Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist or simply the Hotlist) (Health Canada 2014b). The Hotlist is an administrative tool that Health Canada uses to communicate to manufacturers and others that certain substances, when present in a cosmetic, may contravene the general prohibition found in section 16 of the Food and Drugs Act or a provision of the Cosmetic Regulations (Canada, 1985; Health Canada, 2014b).\n1-Hydroxynaphthalene and 2-hydroxynaphthalene have been measured in urine as biomarkers of exposure to naphthalene in several studies. For various adult populations in Quebec living near industrial facilities, the reported geometric means ranged from 0.80 to 3.17 \u00b5g/g creatinine for 1-hydroxynaphthalene and 1.38 to 3.26 \u00b5g/g creatinine for 2-hydroxynaphthalene (Bouchard et al., 2001; Bouchard et al., 2009). These naphthalene metabolites were also measured in a pilot biomonitoring study carried out in Hamilton, Ontario, with 19 pregnant women aged 19 to 42 years. The geometric mean urinary concentrations were 1.411 \u00b5g/g creatinine for 1-hydroxynaphthalene and 2.605 \u00b5g/g creatinine for 2-hydroxynaphthalene (Nethery et al., 2012). A study aiming to assess naphthalene exposure in pregnant Canadian women residing in Ottawa, Ontario, reported geometric mean concentrations in urine ranging from 1.04-1.32 \u00b5g/L and 2.72-2.92 \u00b5g/L for 1-hydroxynaphthalene and 2-hydroxynaphthalene, respectively (Wheeler et al., 2014).\nNaphthalene metabolites, 1-hydroxynaphthalene and 2-hydroxynaphthalene, were analyzed in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and are presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of naphthalene metabolites in urine can be an indicator of exposure to naphthalene or carbaryl (for 1-hydroxynaphthalene) and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\nNaphthalene was also analyzed in indoor air from households of CHMS participants in cycle 2 (2009-2011) (Zhu et al., 2013) and cycle 3 (2012-2013). Further details on the indoor air studies are available in the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) Data User Guide: Cycle 3 (Statistics Canada, 2015). Indoor air data are available through Statistics Canada's Research Data Centres or upon request by contacting Statistics Canada at info@statcan.gc.ca.\n1-Hydroxynaphthalene - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nFemales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1255 1.2 1.4\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 506 0.4 1.4\nTotal 3-5 3 (2012-2013) 495 1.82 0.69\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 511 0.39 0.95\n(0.97 - 1.7) 13\nTotal 40-59 3 (2012-2013) 311 3.22 1.1Table 66 footnote E\n1-Hydroxynaphthalene (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(5.0 - 10) 9.2\nTotal 3-5 2 (2009-2011) 499 0 3.3\nTotal 6-11 2 (2009-2011) 509 0 3.2\nTotal 12-19 2 (2009-2011) 503 0 4.4\nPhenanthrene is a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) with three fused benzene rings. It is used in the manufacture of dyes, polymer materials, and biomedical research (Mondal et al., 2009).\nAfter oral administration in rats, phenanthrene was found to be absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract (Faust, 1993b). It is also absorbed through the skin in humans following dermal exposure (Storer et al., 1984). Metabolism of phenanthrene proceeds through the formation of epoxides that rearrange to form hydroxy and dihydrodiol metabolites (Jacob & Seidel, 2002). Phenanthrene metabolites are primarily excreted in the urine (Faust, 1993b).\nUrinary hydroxylated phenanthrene metabolites (1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 9-hydroxyphenanthrene) have been assessed in several biomonitoring studies and are indicators of recent PAH exposure (Becker et al., 2003; CDC, 2009; Jacob & Seidel, 2002; Nethery et al., 2012). Their relatively high abundance in the urine and the availability of validated analytical methods for their detection and quantification make them good biomarkers for assessing exposure. Additionally, urinary concentrations of monohydroxyphenanthrene metabolites are less sensitive to smoking status than other PAH metabolites; they are therefore better suited for assessing exposures where the study population comprises both smokers and non-smokers (Jacob et al., 1999; Rihs et al., 2005) . Urinary 3-hydroxyphenanthrene may be a predictive biomarker for specifically assessing inhalation exposure to phenanthrene (Nethery et al., 2012).\nIn animal studies, phenanthrene did not elicit systemic or carcinogenic effects (ATSDR, 1995). The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified phenanthrene as Group 3, not classifiable as to its carcinogenicity in humans (IARC, 2010).\nIn a pilot biomonitoring study carried out in Hamilton, Ontario, with 19 pregnant women aged 19 to 42 years, the geometric means for 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-hydroxyphenanthrene in urine were 0.2439 \u00b5g/g creatinine, 0.0824 \u00b5g/g creatinine, 0.06989 \u00b5g/g creatinine, and 0.040 \u00b5g/g creatinine, respectively (Nethery et al., 2012).\nPhenanthrene metabolites, 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 9-hydroxyphenanthrene, were analyzed in the urine of Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013) participants aged 3 to 79 years and are presented as both \u00b5g/L and \u00b5g/g creatinine. Finding a measurable amount of phenanthrene metabolites in urine is an indicator of exposure to phenanthrene and does not necessarily mean that an adverse health effect will occur.\n1-Hydroxyphenanthrene - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/L) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\n(0.0094 - 0.054) 0.12\n1-Hydroxyphenanthrene (creatinine adjusted) - Geometric means and selected percentiles of urine concentrations (\u03bcg/g creatinine) for the Canadian population aged 3-79 years by age group, Canadian Health Measures Survey cycle 2 (2009-2011) and cycle 3 (2012-2013).\nTotal 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 2520 0 0.067\nMales 3-79 2 (2009-2011) 1265 0 0.074\n(0.022 - 0.027) 0.0065\n(0.0055 - 0.0075) 0.019\nMales 3-79 3 (2012-2013) 1236 3.32 0.024\n(0.032 - 0.093)\nTotal 3-5 3 (2012-2013) 488 4.30 0.014\n(0.0045 - 0.0083) 0.025Table 76 footnote E\n(0.017 - 0.025) 0.0045Table 76 footnote E\n(<LOD - 0.0067) 0.019\n(0.025 - 0.047) Table 77 footnote F",
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        "raw_content": "How the M\u00e9tis confront the challenges of the Canadian legal system\nOctober 15, 2014 |Written By Chris Coppin\nCanadian Lawyer recently named Jason Madden to its list of Top 25 influential figures in Canadian law for his work on behalf of the M\u00e9tis people. The M\u00e9tis are a distinct cultural group of native peoples who are descendants of mixed First Nation and European heritage.\nAs the chief editor of the Conference of Western Attorneys General\u2019s American Indian Law Deskbook, I wanted to learn about the challenges the M\u00e9tis faced in using the legal system in Canada to gain recognition and the differences between how the United States and Canadian governments treat indigenous peoples. I asked Madden to speak with me about his work on behalf of the M\u00e9tis people, and he graciously agreed.\nOne challenge to gaining legal rights for the M\u00e9tis was to have a legal definition of who is a M\u00e9tis, according to Madden. In R. v. Powley, in which Madden was counsel for the interveners M\u00e9tis National Council and the M\u00e9tis Nation of Ontario, the Supreme Court of Canada described the term M\u00e9tis as \u201cdistinctive peoples who, in addition to their mixed ancestry, developed their own customs, and recognizable group identity separate from their Indian or Inuit and European forebears. A M\u00e9tis community is a group of M\u00e9tis with a distinctive collective identity, living together in the same geographical area and sharing a common way of life.\u201d\nThus, M\u00e9tis are not considered to be Indians (First Nations), but are a separate cultural group. One of the problems presented by this distinction, as described by Madden, is that the M\u00e9tis people have found it difficult, if not impossible, to get the federal government or provincial governments to engage the M\u00e9tis in negotiations to resolve M\u00e9tis claims to lands, harvesting rights, self-governing rights and compensation for past wrongs.\nIt is clear under the Canadian Constitution that the federal government has authority to legislate regarding \u201cIndians, and Lands reserved for Indians,\u201d as referenced under S.91(24) of the Constitution Act, 1867. However, unlike in the United States where the federal government owns a majority of the lands in the west, the Canadian provinces were given ownership of the public lands. Thus, the provinces are a necessary party in the negotiation of the land claims of M\u00e9tis as well as other native groups. Madden explained that the federal government denies it has responsibility to address the M\u00e9tis claims while, at the same time, the provinces also deny any responsibility. Thus, the M\u00e9tis have been denied a place at the negotiation table to address their grievances.\nThat may all change with the case of Daniels v. Canada. In that case, where Madden represented the intervener Manitoba M\u00e9tis Federation, the plaintiffs did not challenge any laws or government action, but sought a resolution of the issue as to which government \u2013 federal or the provinces \u2013 has jurisdiction for the M\u00e9tis people under the Constitution (i.e., are the M\u00e9tis, who are culturally distinct from \u201cIndians,\u201d still included within the meaning of Section 91(24) of the Constitution Act, 1867?).\nThe Federal Court found that over the years, the federal government had a flexible policy toward the M\u00e9tis that at times treated the M\u00e9tis as under federal jurisdiction and at times not under federal jurisdiction. The Federal Court concluded that the M\u00e9tis are included as a group under the term \u201cIndians\u201d as it is used in the Constitution Act, 1867. The Federal Court of Appeal has upheld the Federal Court, and the federal government appealed the decision to the Supreme Court of Canada. A decision on whether the Supreme Court will hear this appeal is expected soon.\nI found in speaking with Madden, who is M\u00e9tis, that native peoples in both the United States and Canada face many of the same legal obstacles in dealing with their respective federal governments. Although the federal governments have enacted laws to recognize and restore native peoples\u2019 rights, it is through the courts that those rights are enforced.\nChris Coppin is the legal director for the Conference of Western Attorneys General. This post originally appeared on Thomson Reuters' Legal Current blog.\nRE: How the M\u00e9tis confront the challenges of the Canadian legal system\nFaddy Smelly 2014-10-23 10:09\nA major issue with the metis group concept of 'ethno genesis' is that it could be perceived as both sexist and racist and ultimately an example of white male patrimony. There is no other nation in the world where a white male can create a 'nation' by being with an Indian woman. Having said that, one must also ask if 'being with' an Indian woman was a totally consensual act in fact. It would be telling to know how many of these white men set aside their country wives, partners when the 'real' wife arrived in Canada from Great Britain.\nIt is also telling that the Ontario metis group assume that wherever there was a trading post, there are metis. It's been said that some marriages with Indian women were for economic considerations e.g. access to First Nation territories, obtaining economic information. One can say the apple does not fall from the proverbial ancestral family tree.\nTony Belcourt 2014-10-21 04:32\nI am Metis. I am not descendant of \"mixed First Nation and European heritage\", I am descendant of Metis people. I am 100% Metis. My parents, grandparents, great grandparents and great great grandparents and further were all Metis. 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        "raw_content": "Toby's three years ahead of his peers, but he says he's being held back\nAt 13, most school students would be starting their first year of high school.\nBut not Toby Carlton.\nWhile he should be in year 7, Toby has been accelerated three years ahead of his peers, doing year 10 subjects across the entire curriculum.\nToby Carlton is just 13, yet he's doing all year 10 subjects at school. Credit:Karleen Minney\nAs if that wasn't enough, the Erindale College student also does university-level maths once a week at the Australian National University.\nDespite it sounding like a huge workload, Toby said he wouldn't have it any other way.\n\"I like being pushed. I just really like learning and understanding more about the world,\" Toby said.\n\"I don't really think about being the youngest person in my class.\"\nWhile living in NSW, Toby was put into accelerated classes from year 3. By year 5, he was put into an opportunity class for gifted students before his family moved to Canberra for non-schooling reasons.\nHe said while he had been accelerated several years ahead in the ACT school system, more support was available for academically gifted students in the NSW system.\n\"Sometimes it feels like there's not enough support to be accelerated,\" he said.\n\"I would want to see more programs and encouragement to help me and other people in a same situation, instead of holding us back.\"\n'It's a challenge'\nIn order to be accelerated three school years, Toby had to undergo several rounds of tests to see how he would cope both academically and emotionally.\nBefore moving to Erindale College, Toby was accelerated to being a year 10 student at Lanyon High School and would have to travel to the college to study year 11 and year 12 maths subjects.\nToby says more support is needed for accelerated students. Credit:Karleen Minney\nToby's mother, Gabrielle Carlton, said while they were fortunate to have the support of Lanyon High School in accelerating Toby, it may be difficult for other people in a similar situation.\n\"The principal at Lanyon fought our case for us and put Toby into the assessments to help him get accelerated,\" Ms Carlton said.\n\"For other people, there's not that much support for accelerated students in Canberra unless you live in a specific area like Lyneham, where the high school has an accelerated program.\n\"It's a challenge for the parents and the teachers and also the students as well.\"\nAfter moving from extension and opportunity classes in NSW to Canberra, where opportunity classes aren't available, Ms Carlton said Toby would have been held back if he was in mainstream classes.\n\"We came from the Sydney education system to Canberra's, and there's certainly much better support in NSW compared to the public system here,\" she said.\n\"Toby may be younger than his peers in his class, but he feels more comfortable with them. He feels like he can fit in with that cohort and have a more mature conversation.\"\nDespite this, Toby faces bullying at school, but not from his older classmates.\n\"He's bullied by his aged peers. He's significantly bullied because he's so different,\" Ms Carlton said.\n\"But he's now spends time with 15 and 16 year olds, and they're happy that Toby's there with them.\"\nToby said he wasn't fazed by the bullying from students his own age.\n\"It was hard and it was a bit of a struggle at first, but I just prefer being around some of the older kids,\" Toby said.\n\"I do see some kids around my own age, but there's not really many friends in that group anyway.\"\nA rigorous process\nIt's not known how many accelerated students are in Canberra schools as no centralised list exists and acceleration is at the schools' discretion.\nA recent study carried out by Edith Cowan University found no two Australian states or territories had the exact same approach when it came to supporting accelerated students in the classroom and called for a consistent strategy.\nAn ACT education directorate spokesman said its gifted and talented students policy provided direction for schools on how academically-gifted students were supported inside and outside the classroom.\nStudents sit the selective high school test in NSW. Credit:Andrew Taylor\n\"Whole-grade acceleration is just one strategy for meeting the educational needs of gifted and talented students,\" the directorate spokesman said.\nStrategies used in ACT schools can include subject specific or whole-grade acceleration, external partnerships or targeted programs in schools\nWhen a student is accelerated, either in one subject or a whole grade, an individual learning plan is made for them by teachers in collaboration with the student and their parents.\nThe directorate spokesman said different specialised classes would be offered to accelerated students, depending on their needs.\n\"School principals are also responsible for ensuring that there are established, effective and equitable processes and measures in place for the identification of gifted and talented students,\" the spokesman said.\nLanyon High School principal Barbara Monsma said the process to determine whether a student was accelerated was rigorous.\n\"There's usually a range of different sources involved such as reports from external psychologists and the school psychologist and also standardised testing, and it can also involve interviews with the students themselves,\" Ms Monsma said.\n\"One of the strengths of the ACT model is that there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach. It's about getting to know the student and see how their needs could be met further.\"\nFor many ACT accelerated students, classes offered at the Australian National University provide an outlet to take their studies further than what can be taught in a traditional classroom.\nANU's extension program is aimed towards year 11 and 12 students, who can completed extension classes in science, engineering, maths or Asian languages.\nA university spokeswoman said about 300 students from across the ACT took part in the program each year.\n\"Students who successfully undertake studies in ANU extension will be able to articulate into an ANU bachelor degree program, and receive credit towards the bachelor degree for the studies successfully completed,\" the spokeswoman said.\n'Acceleration a last resort'\nAfter moving to the ACT, Ms Carlton said NSW's system for academically gifted students offered more support than what she had seen in Canberra schools, with location being a barrier to access schools with more programs for accelerated students.\nWhile parts of the NSW system may be similar, with principals having discretion over whether to accelerate or not, other measures such as opportunity classes or selective schools are also available.\nA NSW Department of Education spokesman said the department was reviewing the policy to take into account new research on how best to educate accelerated students.\nNSW has several selective schools for academically-gifted students. Credit:Janie Barrett\n\"Decisions regarding acceleration are made at a school level, and involve consultation between school staff, students and parents,\" the spokesman said.\nCounselling is also required for gifted students under the NSW policy, in order for them to understand the implications of being accelerated at school.\nWhile the ACT public system may be dependant on location to access services, in the Catholic sector acceleration is also up to the principal.\nRachel Smith, the principal at St Benedict's Primary School in Narrabundah, said acceleration was rare, having only seen it twice in a 20-year education career.\n\"Acceleration is a last resort. We don't want students to feel ostracised, and we want them to have a support network,\" Ms Smith said.\nThe Catholic school principal said external programs were a way for students to get the enrichment they need academically.\nSome students, if they're not accelerated would be cruising through school work without doing anything and would not be challenged enough.\nDr Jae Jung\n\"We've nominated children to go to programs or single-day workshops based around a subject, and there's a couple of other schools involved as well,\" Ms Smith said.\nMarist College headmaster Matthew Hutchinson said there was no single approach to supporting accelerated students; it had to be multi-pronged.\n\"What that really means is that we have make sure the content that is getting delivered in the classroom is at their level, and there are lots of challenges for teachers,\" Mr Hutchinson said.\n\"I like the idea of acceleration in particular subjects when there's evidence to do so.\"\n'It's a pity Canberra doesn't offer it'\nThe ACT and NSW aren't alone in having different approaches to acceleration, with each state and territory having its own unique method for supporting gifted students.\nA recent study from Edith Cowan University found a more consistent approach was needed.\n\"Historically, Australia has lacked a consistent approach to identifying gifted children. A consistent approach requires a common definition of giftedness and well-defined identification policies and procedures,\" the report said.\nAcceleration is a last resort. We don't want students to feel ostracised, and we want them to have a support network.\nAccording to the study, NSW is the only jurisdiction where responsibility for identifying gifted children is spread across the education system , with the principal, teacher and whole school community involved.\nNeither Victoria or Queensland has an existing policy for identifying academically gifted students.\n\"NSW and SA clearly lead the way in mandating criteria that must be adhered to in the procedures schools implement to identify gifted children,\" the study said.\n\"Each teacher should not be expected to be independently devising and implementing identification procedures in their classrooms, but rather should be appropriately directed, led and supported in their efforts to implement the school's procedures.\"\nDr Jae Jung, a senior education lecturer at the University of New South Wales, said while accelerating students multiple years at a time like in Toby's case was an \"extreme\" measure, holding students back who were suited to acceleration just so they could be with their peers was more detrimental.\n\"They would be more likely to be bored in the classroom and would lead to substantial levels of under-achieving,\" Dr Jung said.\n\"Some students, if they're not accelerated, would be cruising through school work without doing anything and would not be challenged enough.\"\nThe lecturer said while there was often a negative attitude towards acceleration, more support was needed for students who go down that route.\nHe said more methods of academic support, such as selective schools, were also needed in Canberra.\n\"It's a pity that a city the size of Canberra does not offer this educational option for students because many gifted students would be supported by it,\" Dr Jung said.\n'Always an answer'\nAfter moving to Erindale College for his studies and being challenged at school, Toby's mother said he had never been happier.\nBeing accelerated several years ahead of his cohort has meant Toby would also be the youngest in his class when he gets to university, although that's a prospect he's not daunted by.\n\"If I had the choice, I would want to go to university now,\" he said.\n\"I want to do something somewhere around maths. 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        "raw_content": "Many ALS patients are asking if medical cannabis does impact the progression of this terrible disease. Yes, new evidence is revealing that cannabis oil can have a positive impact on the progression of ALS. Add to this a better quality of life and a chance to breathe again for a few more years and ALS patients are smiling again. The long name for ALS is Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig\u2019s disease.\nThis degenerative neurological disorder causes muscles to deteriorate, limbs to stop moving and breathing to eventually stop without aide. The body literally wastes away and needs technology to keep it going. There is pain, excessive drooling, insomnia, lack of appetite and depression. Patients lose their ability to speak, swallow and then breathe. Getting ALS is a death sentence for most people who get to live another 3 to 5 years only. But anecdotal evidence reveals that patients who take medical cannabis do live longer as the herb slows the progression of the disease. One woman with ALS lived another 25 years taking medical cannabis. The trick is in taking medial cannabis regularly and in a controlled environment.\nHow Can Medical Cannabis Impact ALS Progression?\nStudies show that cannabis is an anti-inflammatory, pain killer, neuroprotector and anti-depressant. It can also relieve insomnia, lack of appetite and decrease the excessive saliva that ALS patients experience. Lou Gehrig\u2019s disease starts slowly and gets worse with the development of the disease. Patients start to lose muscle control which results in tripping, dropping things, feeling very tired in their legs and arms, speech slurs, muscles cramp and twitch and they laugh or cry uncontrollably. Later on, people with ALS cannot walk, speak or even breathe. They lose interest in food, cannot sleep and get depressed.\nMedical cannabis can impact on the progression of ALS thanks to its antioxidative, anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective qualities. This means the delay in the onset of the disease and slower progression of symptoms. Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of the many cannabinoids in cannabis which does impact positively on neurodegenerative diseases like ALS. The other cannabinoid, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is also a great therapy thanks to its anti pain and anti-inflammatory effects. But it is psychoactive so legally hard to come by.\nCannabinoids Can Heal\nThese cannabinoids interact with receptors in the endocannabinoid system, in the brain and in the immune system. They can delay the onset of terrible diseases like ALS and control the symptoms. Patients need to take regular doses of cannabis oil to feel the impacts. THC binds with CB1 receptors in the brain, so is good for any diseases of the brain and central nervous system. Blending THC with CBD removes the psychactive qualities of the THC so that it is merely a great medication. CBD tends to work more with the immune system, encouraging it to stay in a healthy state of balance.\nTalk to us at Cannabis Network News for more information on cannabis and cannabis oil products. Medical cannabis can positively impact the progression of ALS and give patients a better quality of life.",
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        "raw_content": "Tidal energy - the UK's best kept secret\nThe latest report on Renewables from the Committee on Climate Change (CCC) offers lukewarm support for electricity generation from tidal streams. The UK has some of the fiercest tidal currents in the world, but the CCC says the tidal turbines will deliver energy at a higher cost than PV in 2040. The assumptions behind this pessimism are questioned in this note. The tides around Britain\u2019s coasts sweep huge volumes of water back and forth at substantial speeds. The energy contained in the tidal races off the west of the UK is as great as anywhere in the world. Because water is a thousand or so times heavier than air, the maximum speeds of perhaps 6 metres a second are capable of generating far more electricity per square metre of turbine area than a windmill. The Pentland Firth, the narrow run of water between the north-east tip of Scotland and the Orkney islands, is possibly the best place in the world to turn racing tides into electricity. The challenges are immense: massive steel structures need to be made that survive huge stresses, day after day.\nThe rewards for tidal stream developers are commensurate. Unlike other renewable technologies, tidal power is utterly predictable for the entire life of a turbine. We know to the minute when the tides on a particular day will be at their peak. Once installed, the running costs of tidal stream technology will be low. The environmental impact of tidal turbines appears to be very small. And the UK could probably provide a quarter of its electricity from tides. (And much more if an environmentally acceptable means was found of damming the Severn tides).\nThe CCC might then have been expected to push for a significant programme of support for tidal. Its reservations appear to be as follows.\na) Tidal generation does not help with the \u2018intermittency\u2019 problem of renewables generation.\nb) The levels of yield are relatively low. (Yield is the percentage of rated power that can be delivered in a typical day.)\nc) The cost of capital is high for a developer using tidal turbines because of the risk of the technology not working\nd) The relatively small scope for learning curve improvements.\nAn individual tidal turbine will generate most electricity when the tide is running fastest. This will be at approximately the mid point between high and low tides. The CCC therefore says that tidal power will not help deal with periods of low production.\nThe problem is expressed here in Chart 1.4 of the CCC\u2019s report.\nThe cycle of marine power (tidal plus wave) suggests that total output will fall to zero four times a day. This would only be the case if all the turbines were sited at the same place. Turbines placed, as they will be, all around the coasts of Great Britain will generate maximum power at different times of the day. On the day I looked at the tide tables, the tides in the Channel Islands (where there are some extremely powerful races) were completely unsynchronised with the tides in northern Scotland. Two turbines, one off Alderney, one off John O\u2019Groats, would together produce substantial amounts of (entirely predictable) power every second of the day. Tidal power is as dispatchable as nuclear.\nYields are low\nThe CCC offers a view as to the output of a tidal turbine, suggesting that in a \u2018high\u2019 case the figure will be 40%. That is, the average electricity output of a 1MW turbine over the course of a year will be 400kW.\nActually, the one piece of reliable data on this number suggests a much higher figure. The UK\u2019s hugely impressive tidal turbine developer, Marine Current Turbines (MCT), has had a device in the waters of Strangford Lough for several years. This early turbine has produced 50% of its rated power. The difference is important: it means that electricity generation costs are 25% lower than the CCC would otherwise have predicted.\nThe cost of capital is high\nI think the CCC \u2013 normally so forensically rigorous \u2013 makes an error here, guided by its capital markets advisors Oxera. The CCC suggests that capital projects have to earn a return determined by the \u2018riskiness\u2019 of the investment. The debate over what types of \u2018risk\u2019 need to be paid for is complex and almost theological in its intensity. But I will not argue about this and will accept that early tidal power projects are \u2018risky\u2019 and that investors will therefore expect high returns to compensate for their exposure.\nBut let\u2019s dissect what the \u2018risk\u2019 of a tidal project actually is. At its simplest, it is that the technology will fail. And, indeed, most tidal turbines have simply broken into pieces in the early months of their life in the seas. But this is the only risk. Once working successfully, the tidal currents will flow for as long as the moon circles the earth. There are no commodities markets to disrupt the returns, no risk of increased operating costs once the technology is proven. To say that tidal has a high cost of capital is wrong: the early developers take big risks but once the technology matures, the operating risk disappears. The right assumption to make about tidal is that has huge cost of capital today, but will have very low rates in the future once the technology is proven. Instead, the CCC\u2019s advisers weight tidal down with high returns on capital for ever. This unfairly penalises tidal stream power, and all other sources of energy in their early stages of development.\nSmall scope for learning curve improvements\nOther renewable technologies have generally reduced in underlying cost by 10 or 15% for every doubling of the output of these devices. (This is an utterly standard \u2018experience\u2019 effect- we\u2019ll assume tidal turbine costs only fall by 10% for each doubling).\nTo date, the world tidal industry has probably installed less than 20 full-scale production devices on the seabed. In fact, you could plausibly say that the MCT Northern Irish turbine is the only such turbine. 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        "raw_content": "These Three Athletes Have Earned More Than $1 Billion From Salary, Endorsements, And Investments\nDespite all the money that some professional athletes make, it can be very hard to reach billionaire status. After all, it usually requires a combination of salary, endorsement deals, and shrewd investments. It's not an easy milestone. In fact, only three athletes ever have reached billionaire status. And they've all had dominant runs in their respective sports. Check out the trio below.\nMichael Jordan \u2013 $1.8 Billion\nPerhaps the most impressive part of Michael Jordan's net worth is that so little of it comes from his actual oncourt salary. In 15 seasons, he brought home $93,285,000. In fact, aside from his two final seasons with the Chicago Bulls, Jordan made just a shade over $30 million.\nOf course, the majority of Jordan's wealth is thanks to his many endorsement deals. His Jordan Brand shoes are one of the most popular in the world; even 15 years after his retirement, they're still in high demand. And deals with companies like Nike and Gatorade have helped him earn more than a reported $100 million each year from endorsements.\nJordan Brand via Getty Images\nTiger Woods \u2013 $1.45 Billion\nWhen Tiger Woods first came onto the golf scene, it seemed like no one could stand in his way. Though he's since lost his No. 1 ranking thanks to a variety of injuries and personal issues, his career earnings on the course are more than anyone else \u2013 by a long shot. Woods has taken home more than $111.5 million throughout his career. By comparison, Phil Mickelson is golf's second-highest career earner, at about $87.3 million.\nWoods also has enjoyed a lucrative partnership with Nike, and released several installments of golf video games with EA Sports. Outside of a handful of golf apparel and equipment sponsors, Woods has endorsement deals with Upper Deck, Monster Energy, and Kowa, a Japanese pharmaceutical company. If you find yourself in Japan, you'll likely see Woods doing commercials for the company.\nFloyd Mayweather \u2013 $1.01 Billion\nMayweather is the most recent addition to the billionaire club, thanks to his superfight with Conor McGregor last year. Mayweather made more than $100 million from that fight alone. He's reportedly retired with a perfect 50-0, 26 knockout record, though it's hard to imagine him turning down another fight offering that much money.\nMayweather has had a number of sponsors over the course of his career, though most of his earnings have actually come inside the ring. Burger King, FanDuel, and Hublot have each paid $1 million to sponsor the boxer. However, because of domestic abuse charges and a history of controversial rants, companies tend to stay away from lucrative endorsement deals with Mayweather.\nMichael Jordan Articles\nJuanita Jordan net worth: Juanita Jordan is a former model who has a net worth of $170 million. Born in Chicago, Illinois, Juanita Jordan, also known as\nMichael B. Jordan Net Worth\nMichael B. Jordan net worth: Michael B. Jordan is an American actor who has a net worth of $8 million dollars. Michael B. Jordan was",
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        "raw_content": "Symptomatic gastroesophageal reflux disease\nIn February 2002, the indications for Aciphex were expanded to include the treatment of patients with symptomatic gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). Aciphex, a proton pump inhibitor, can now be used for the treatment of daytime and nighttime heartburn and other symptoms associated with GERD.\nIndividuals with symptomatic GERD often suffer from heartburn, belching and regurgitation (when digestive acid moves back up the esophagus). In contrast to those with erosive GERD, patients with symptomatic GERD do not have evidence of erosion to the esophagus. Heartburn, which affects over 60 million Americans on a monthly basis, is the most common symptom of symptomatic GERD.\nPrior to this new indication, Aciphex was approved for the healing of erosive GERD, the maintenance of healed erosive GERD, and the healing of duodenal ulcers. Aciphex is also used for the treatment of pathological hypersecretory conditions, such as Zollinger-Ellison syndrome.\nTwo multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials evaluating Aciphex were conducted in the United States. The trials included 316 subjects with daytime and nighttime heartburn who did not have esophageal erosions. Subjects received either Aciphex 10 mg, Aciphex 20 mg or placebo, and they were given a diary to keep track of their GERD symptoms. Subjects returned for assessment at week two and four.\nTrials results demonstrated that the percentage of heartburn-free daytime and/or nighttime periods was significantly greater with Aciphex 20 mg than with placebo. Additionally, daily antacid consumption was significantly reduced with Aciphex versus placebo over four weeks of treatment.\nTreatment with rabeprazole has been generally well tolerated in both short-term and long-term trials.\nIn the two US trials, the most common adverse events potentially related to Aciphex 20 mg (and occurring at greater than 2% frequency) were abdominal pain, diarrhea and headache.\nRabeprazole belongs to a class of antisecretory compounds (substituted benzimidazole proton-pump inhibitors) that do not exhibit anticholinergic or histamine H2-receptor antagonist properties, but suppress gastric acid secretion by inhibiting the gastric H+, K+ ATPase at the secretory surface of the gastric parietal cell. Because this enzyme is regarded as the acid (proton) pump within the parietal cell, rabeprazole has been characterized as a gastric proton-pump inhibitor. Rabeprazole blocks the final step of gastric acid secretion.\nIn gastric parietal cells, rabeprazole is protonated, accumulates, and is transformed to an active sulfenamide. When studied in vitro, rabeprazole is chemically activated at pH 1.2 with a half-life of 78 seconds. It inhibits acid transport in porcine gastric vesicles with a half-life of 90 seconds. (from Aciphex Prescribing Information)\nAciphex is referred to as Pariet outside of the United States. Aciphex was discovered and developed by Eisai, and it is co-marketed in the United States by Eisai and Janssen Pharmaceutica.\nFor additional information on Aciphex, please visit the product web site at www.aciphex.com.\nIndividuals interested in learning more about GERD can obtain information from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.",
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        "raw_content": "Zero-Waste Challenge could turn improving Earth\u2019s health into habit\nUniversity of Maine at Augusta faculty and staff will do their best this year to refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle and rot.\nBy Lisa Botshon\nEDITOR\u2019S NOTE: This is the first in a monthly series of columns about a group of professors at the University of Maine at Augusta undertaking the Zero-Waste Challenge, trying to avoid sending trash to the landfill or incinerator.\nReceived wisdom says that it takes a minimum of three weeks to form a habit. The faculty and staff at the University of Maine at Augusta, where I teach English and women\u2019s and gender studies, are taking an entire semester to see if we can alter some of our routines to improve the health of our planet.\nMUCH HAS been written about living with less waste. Here are a few guides that get readers started and that are available at many local libraries:\n\u2022 \u201cThe Zero-Waste Lifestyle,\u201d by Amy Korst\n\u2022 \u201cZero Waste Home,\u201d by Bea Johnson\n\u2022 \u201cDon\u2019t Throw It Out,\u201d by Lori Baird\nREAD MORE about the faculty focus on climate change at the University of Maine at Augusta:\n\u2022 uma.edu/academics/academic-theme\n\u2022 On Facebook: UMA Academic Theme Climate Change 2016-2017\nThis year, our annual university-wide theme focuses on climate change, and because this topic can feel very overwhelming, our community wanted to model a form of individual effort that will both reduce our own carbon footprints as well as inspire others.\nHence, the UMA Zero-Waste Challenge was born. Our collective goal is to reduce our home and office waste over the course of the semester and figure out which good habits we can maintain for the long haul.\nWhile there are many ways to address climate change, and we will be discussing this subject in classes, panels and events throughout the academic year, scientists and community organizers believe reducing personal waste streams is effective.\n\u201cStop Trashing the Climate,\u201d a report co-authored by the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, Eco-Cycle and GAIA, argues a zero-waste approach is among the fastest, cheapest and most effective strategies to protect the climate. It asserts that significantly decreasing waste disposed in landfills and incinerators could reduce greenhouse gas emissions an amount equivalent to closing 21 percent of U.S. coal-fired power plants or significantly improving national vehicle fuel efficiency.\nZero waste is not an all-or-nothing endeavor. While a very small percentage of Americans have managed to reduce their waste to virtually nil, we believe all attempts toward our goal count. In other words, the efforts of people who can reduce their waste streams by 30 percent are as valuable as those who are able to reduce their trash output by 70 percent.\nOne statistic on waste generation estimates the average American creates 4.43 pounds of garbage per day. We want to see how challenging it is to make a sizable dent in that number.\nUsing jars to store food purchased in bulk helps eliminate packaging waste.\nThe faculty and staff at the University of Maine at Augusta are already very waste-conscious. We have reused interdepartmental envelopes for years, and our college has been repurposing scrap paper for decades. All toner cartridges get recycled. If something can be reused or upcycled in our office, it will be.\nMy colleagues are also consummate consignment and thrift-store patrons. Many of us are already composters. However, this semester offers us an opportunity to be even more mindful about what we consume, how we consume it and what that means to our larger environment.\nOver the course of this semester, we will learn about five basic tactics advocated by seasoned zero-wasters: refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle and rot.\nThe first tenet, refuse, is the most important. It may also be trickier to manage than it initially appears. It involves rethinking consumption more generally, and not buying or acquiring items we do not need, including excess food, household items and clothing. It also means not accepting things like toothpaste samples from the dentist\u2019s office or junk mail. An advanced practitioner may also refuse unneeded gifts (we\u2019ll see how that goes!).\nReducing the number of products we use also sounds easier said than done. This can mean ceasing to use single-serve products, such as individually wrapped snacks, which can be challenging, especially for those of us with children at home, as well as disposable products like paper towels and plastic produce bags.\nReusable bags for shopping contribute to reducing waste.\nOther approaches include buying in bulk, using products that multitask (such as vinegar and baking soda for cleaning), and simply using less in general (smaller dabs of toothpaste and shampoo, for example).\nAs mentioned, the university community is already practiced at reusing and recycling, but there are always new tricks we can learn. We also can commit to more repairing, borrowing and upcycling. Moreover, we will become more cognizant of our local recycling rules and try to be more effective about the things we can and should recycle when we have brought them into our households and offices and have no more use for them, like paper, cardboard and glass.\nFinally, there is rot, or the compost of organic compounds, which is mostly food. This is one of the better-known ways to reduce garbage in landfills, and many of us already practice this at home. However, there are different levels of composting, and I, for one, have never before composted things like pet fur, nail clippings and household dust, which is advocated by several zero-waste experts. Some members of our community will try to compost for the first time.\nLisa Botshon, a professor at the University of Maine at Augusta, with her compost bucket. 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The Company does not intend any authorized links on the Website to be referrals or endorsements of the linked entities and such links are permitted and provided for convenience only. It is strongly advised that you read the terms and conditions, as well as the privacy policies, of any third party websites that you visit. Your use of third party websites is done at your own risk.\nThrough the use of the Website, you are acknowledging that you agree that the Website utilizes the internet to transport data and communications. The Company disclaims any liability for interception of any such data or communications or for any partial or total interruptions in the availability of the Website. We are not liable for any damages caused by communications line failures, systems failures, and other occurrences beyond our reasonable control, or from any unauthorized use by any third party who intercepts or gains access to your data as a result of either your intentional or unintentional conduct, including negligence by you, or under any other circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Company.\nVII. Website Content; Legal Sponsor.\nThe Company makes no warranty that the Website content, including product descriptions or other information, is complete, current, or error-free. Because of the possibility of human and mechanical error as well as other factors, the Company is not responsible for any errors or omissions in the Website content, with all information being provided \u201cas is\u201d without warranty of any kind. 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        "raw_content": "Texas Bankruptcy FAQs\nIn today\u2019s uncertain economy, your financial situation can deteriorate quickly. One day, everything is going according to plan. Then suddenly, you lose your job or your spouse is diagnosed with a serious medical condition. Bills begin to pile up and debt collectors start calling. In the midst of overwhelming debt, it can feel like there is no escape. Fortunately, however, you may have options through bankruptcy, and experienced team at the Law Offices of Chance M. McGhee is ready to help.\nDespite its reputation, bankruptcy is a valuable tool that the law allows consumers to utilize in their efforts to get a fresh start, free from the crushing weight of insurmountable debt. The process of filing bankruptcy can be rather complex, and you may not know where to begin or how to choose the right type of bankruptcy for your situation.\nMany who are considering bankruptcy often have similar questions, and our team is here to provide the answers. Some of the most common questions we hear include:\nCan I save my home? The fear of losing your home during bankruptcy proceedings is understandable. Your home is often one of your most valuable assets, and if you are on the verge of foreclosure, you need to take immediate action.\nWhat will happen to my car if I file for bankruptcy? If you are like most people, you need your vehicle to get to work and to provide for your family. Can you be forced to sell your car to satisfy outstanding debts in your bankruptcy plan?\nWill my credit be forever tarnished? You have probably heard that bankruptcy can offer you a new beginning, but you may have your doubts. You need to know how long your credit rating will be affected by filing for bankruptcy.\nWill creditors still call and harass me? Many who are considering bankruptcy have been dodging calls from creditors looking to collect outstanding debts. Once you have filed for bankruptcy, your creditors must abide by certain provisions in the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.\nAre there any new law changes regarding bankruptcy? Laws are constantly being adjusted and updated, and the bankruptcy code is no exception. It is important to stay informed about law changes that could affect your life.\nTo schedule an appointment with a member of our team, contact our office. Call 210-342-3400 for a free consultation at the Law Offices of Chance M. McGhee today.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / News / Legal implications of Artificial Intelligence\nLegal-implications-of-Artificial-Intelligence\nArtificial Intelligence (AI) has significant implications for the legal profession, Chapman Tripp says.\nThe firm has collaborated with the Institute of Directors (IoD) in producing a white paper calling on Government to take the lead in addressing opportunities, risks and challenges presented by AI.\n\u201cThe legal implications of AI will be highly significant not only for law and policy, but also for the practice of law,\u201d Chapman Tripp partner Bruce McClintock said.\n\u201cLawyers have an important role in assisting policymakers as they adapt existing laws and regulations to advances in AI.\n\u201cInitially, AI requires us to consider and adapt regulation in specific domains, such as for autonomous vehicles in transportation, or robotic medicine in healthcare. Over time, we will have to wrestle with the implications of AI for core legal principles like legal responsibility, agency and causation.\u201d\nRobotic technologies have already been shown to produce unexpected outcomes, McClintock said.\n\u201cThis was the case in the \u2018flash crash\u2019 of the US stock-market in 2010, where algorithmic trading systems caused a US$1 trillion crash and rebound. It is this unpredictability that generates issues around foreseeability, causation and fault. While not a case for legal fault in that instance, it points to some of the issues we will see. It may be unfair to hold designers of systems that act unpredictably at fault, but that could mean victims are left with no recourse for compensation.\n\u201cAs another example, what are the implications of driverless cars on the Accident Compensation Corporation, given they are already much safer statistically than human drivers in the few areas they are being used?\u201d\nWe will soon need to consider adapting regulation and safety standards in areas such as transportation, healthcare, and finance, McClintock said.\n\u201cThe Ministry of Transport has started working on safety standards and conditions for the operation of autonomous vehicles on public roads. Lawyers and policymakers will also need to consider whether legal regimes should be introduced or adapted \u2013 for example, to control the use of AI image recognition systems for surveillance systems and for medical radiography, or AI share trading systems that automatically execute trades on our stock markets.\n\u201cAI technologies will also impact on workplace safety, requiring directors and organisations to consider how these technologies should be introduced and managed from a health and safety perspective.\u201d\nLaw firms are already beginning to test how AI can be applied to legal practice. In the US, an AI application has been shown to be better than legal experts in predicting the outcome of federal patent cases, McClintock said.\n\u201cThe Chapman Tripp and IoD white paper is a call to action for Government to form a working group to consider the implications of AI for New Zealand.\n\u201cThis is an exciting time to be a lawyer. As a profession, we should the embrace the opportunities AI brings, just as we continue to play our part in ensuring New Zealand and our clients address its legal risks in a pragmatic and fair manner.\u201d\nRelated topics: Artificial Intelligence; Artificial Intelligence\nBruce McClintock; Kelly McFadzien\nPrivacy \uff06 data protection; Intellectual property",
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        "raw_content": "History: More about The Morses, movies, and our transition to statehood.\nThe story of Chimney Rock and Lake Lure cannot be told without recounting the life of one man\u2014Dr. Lucius B. Morse\u2014who demonstrated what uncompromising vision and foresight can accomplish. The rugged beauty of Chimney Rock and the surrounding area so captivated him that it shaped the rest of his life and those of his older twin brothers, Hiram and Asahel. The land that comprises the Park and the dreams of the Morse family are still entwined today, more than 100 years after Lucius B. Morse first glimpsed the magnificent Rock.\nBorn in 1871 in Missouri, Dr. Morse was a practicing physician when he was diagnosed with tuberculosis. Advised to seek a more healthful climate, he made his way to the thermal belt of Western North Carolina. He loved to wander the area, often riding horseback down to Chimney Rock to view the giant monolith towering over the ten-mile gorge. It so intrigued him that he paid a man 25 cents to take him by donkey to the top. Surrounded by panoramic vistas, he conceived his dream here, not only of the Park but of the development of Lake Lure and the town of the same name.\nAt the time, Jerome B. \u201cRome\u201d Freeman owned Chimney Rock, having purchased it and the surrounding 400 acres from a speculation company for $25.00 around 1890. It was Freeman who first thought of making a trail to the base and erecting a stairway to the top of the Rock and opening it to the public.\nIn 1902, with the financial backing of his brothers, Morse paid Freeman $5,000 for 64 acres of Chimney Rock Mountain, including the Chimney and cliffs. Many small tracts purchased over the years expanded the Park to nearly 1000 acres.\nIn those days, tourists arrived on horseback or in carriages from the railroad stations of Hendersonville and Rutherfordton. Dr. Morse and his brothers built a bridge across the Rocky Broad River and started a three-mile narrow dirt road up to the base of the Chimney. Dedicated on July 4, 1916, the bridge was soon swept away by Hurricane Hilda and the great flood of 1916. Not to be deterred, they rebuilt the bridge and added a stone gatehouse two-thirds of the way up the road with a gatekeeper\u2019s lodge beside it (still on the road up the mountain). That bridge stood strong until March 1984, when a new steel bridge replaced the old structure.\nGuilford Nanney, a local man with inventiveness and skill, was responsible for the first trail (the Cliff trail) and for the complicated series of stairways that lead from the parking lot around Pulpit Rock and the Rock Pile up to the top of the Chimney. This was the beginning of the modern improvements, vantage points and trail system to Hickory Nut Falls that exist in the Park today.\nMoving into the Modern Era\nAs time passed, visitors did not relish walking the hundreds of stairs on the trail from the parking area to the summit of the Chimney. In 1946, plans were drawn for an elevator to transport people to the top. Blasted out of the solid granite cliff, a 198-foot tunnel led into the mountain to the 258-foot elevator shaft. A massive piece of construction, it took eight tons of dynamite and 18 months to complete. The elevator was opened to the public in 1949, the same year the entrance parking lot, three-mile drive and upper parking lot were paved. Next, the Sky Lounge, a gift shop and snack bar, was built on top of the elevator.\nIn the spring of 1963, a Jeep trail was added to the base of Hickory Nut Falls, ending just a few feet from the 404-foot drop. Jeeps were discontinued due to the energy crisis in 1977, and the trail became known as the Forest Stroll walking trail.\nDuring the 1970s and 80s, Lucius B. Morse III and Todd B. Morse (Hiram Morse\u2019s grandson and great-grandson) became actively involved as the directors of the Park. They focused on improvements to make the grounds and trails safer and more convenient. They replaced bridges and stairs, improved trails, added scenic view points and refurbished the buildings and elevator.\nIn 1981, they created the five-acre Meadows to meet the needs of large groups visiting the Park. One of the most dramatic rebuildings during this time period occurred after the Sky Lounge burned to the ground on Labor Day weekend in 1981. Helicopters were used to transport trusses and other building supplies to the work crews at the top of the cliffside building site, and the new Sky Lounge was ready for Park visitors in June of 1982.\nMore than a Pretty Place\nIn addition to making the Park safer and more convenient, the Morses placed an even greater emphasis on the preservation of plants and wildlife in Hickory Nut Gorge. In 1978, two University of North Carolina at Charlotte professors had surveyed the Park and discovered an astonishing diversity of plants and many unique geological features. Based on that initial study, the Park opened its gates to botany, geology and other natural science students and professors. Through the work of these scholars, educational trail guides were developed, and many rare and endangered plant and animal species were identified within the Park\u2019s nearly 1,000 acres. Chimney Rock Park hired a botanist in 1986 and an ornithologist in 1989 to supplement the work of the students and professors and to provide guided walks and educational presentations.\nIn 1987, a Nature Center opened at the top of Chimney Rock road in a small, old stone building that had previously been used for storage and Park maintenance. The Nature Center presented information about the plants and wildlife of the Park and housed exhibits about the Park\u2019s development. In 1992, a new, larger Nature Center opened at the Meadows to provide visitors with a better understanding of the Park. Developed by then-Park Naturalist Elisabeth Feil, it offered guests an introduction to the history, botany, geology and other special aspects that make the Park a truly natural attraction.\nBeyond Seasonal\nA year-round schedule was adopted in 1992, and since that time, visitors have been treated to the wintertime beauty of the Park. In the spring of that same year, Todd B. Morse, who had been manager for a short stint in the mid-80s, returned to assume the role of president and general manager of the Park. While the family has always nurtured the property, Todd became the first member of the Morse family to manage the Park full-time since Dr. Morse.\nIn 1999, the Park celebrated the 50th anniversary of the elevator, and in November 2002, it celebrated 100 years of the Morse family dream to \u201cacquire, protect and share this natural wonder with the world.\u201d\nCollaborating, Conserving and Transforming\nIn 2004, the Hickory Nut Gorge Partnership was formed by Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina, Carolina Mountain Lands Conservancy, and The Nature Conservancy to work with the Friends of Hickory Nut Gorge, NC State Parks and elected officials to secure support for a new state park to help permanently protect the rich biodiversity of the scenic Hickory Nut Gorge. Thanks to the leadership of then-Senator Walter Dalton, the N.C. General Assembly authorized the new Hickory Nut Gorge State Park in the summer of 2005.\nIn 2006, the new park was launched with the acquisition of the dramatic 1,568-acre landscape known as World\u2019s Edge to the south of Chimney Rock. Featuring a mile-long stretch of steep slopes and rocky balds along the Blue Ridge Escarpment, it includes more than 20,000 feet of streams and waterfalls. Numerous rare plants and animal species can be found throughout the property due to its rich biodiversity.\nCarolina Mountain Lands Conservancy worked in partnership with The Nature Conservancy to borrow funds to purchase this property for $16 million in late 2005. They raised money from state and federal natural resource trust funds, and local citizens and in 2006 transferred the land to North Carolina State Parks.\nBecoming a State Park\nThe Hickory Nut Gorge Partnership then quickly turned its attention to privately-owned Chimney Rock Park after learning that the owners, the Morse family, were interested in selling and protecting the park. Working with legislative leaders and then-Governor Mike Easley, the partners secured a $15 million special appropriation in 2006 to help buy Chimney Rock Park. Then, with additional assistance from The Conservation Fund, NC State Parks purchased the 996-acre park in 2007 for $24 million. Funding included a $2.35 million gift from Fred and Alice Stanback, and grants from the state\u2019s Clean Water and Natural Heritage Trust Funds. With Chimney Rock as its focal point, Hickory Nut Gorge State Park\u2019s name was changed to Chimney Rock State Park.\nThe park continued to grow in 2007 and 2008 when Foothills Conservancy borrowed funds to acquire 330 acres along the ridge, summit and slopes of Cane Creek Mountain from conservationists Bob and Anne Washburn and John and Alan Moore. Adjoining World\u2019s Edge, the land offers outstanding views of Chimney Rock and shelters the federally-endangered White Irisette and other rare plants and animals. NC Parks & Recreation and Natural Heritage Trust Fund grants funded the $6.5 million needed to add these lands to the new park.\nThe park continued to grow with The Nature Conservancy\u2019s transfer of land that it has long-owned and stewarded on Blue Rock Mountain, Round Top Mountain, Shumont Mountain and Rumbling Bald Mountain. In 2008, the Rumbling Bald Access opened. This area is one of the most significant sites due to its large size, which supports a habitat mosaic of unusually high biodiversity. Trails meander through large boulder fields, scattered below towering rock faces, making this area an excellent source for hiking, bouldering and rock climbing.\nThe Hickory Nut Gorge Partnership continues to work with NC State Parks to strategically protect additional lands with high biodiversity to expand Chimney Rock State Park.\nEngines roared. Tires squealed. Knuckles faded to white. The pungent smell of fuel hung thick in the air.\nIt was 1956, and the Park became a race track. They called it the Chimney Rock Hillclimb, and it tore up the tortuous, nearly two-mile road with more than a hint of danger. Pitted against the clock, drivers ran point-to-point in as little as 110 seconds.\nIt all began when some fellow who just loved to drive\u2014drive fast, that is\u2014came to the Park and inquired, \u201cHey, can we run up that road?\u201d What started as a lark grew into an annual event for the Sports Car Club of America and just kept getting bigger. (Even a few NASCAR drivers entered in its final years.)\nRace fan Jennifer Francis recalls working the Climb as a girl with her mom, uncle and aunt, where they kept time, recorded scores and even put out a few fires on the Climb\u2019s well-known hairpin curves. \u201cThese drivers all did other races, but this one was special,\u201d she says. \u201cChimney Rock is beautiful, and it\u2019s a lot more scenic than a race track.\u201d Francis remembers the best part of the day was the final ride back down the mountain, when spectators could hop in with their favorite drivers and zip back to the starting line, flags flying from the winning cars.\nThe Hillclimb endured for 50 runs. A shift of priorities and a growing Park brought the race to an end in 1995, but the exciting memories linger.\n\u201cFilmmakers\u2014 like travelers and vacationers \u2014have discovered the unmatched geographic diversity and climate that had made North Carolina the No. 3 film-making state in the country.\u201d \u2013 NC Division of Sports, Film and Tourism Development\nThe rugged beauty of Chimney Rock has long attracted celebrities and dignitaries, writers and photographers from near and far. The Park\u2019s spectacular scenery caught Hollywood\u2019s eye, too. Scenes from a number of movies have been filmed in the Park, including The Last of the Mohicans, Firestarter and A Breed Apart.\nThe Last of the Mohicans, the 1992 epic romantic adventure starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Madeleine Stowe, features some of the Park\u2019s best assets. 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        "raw_content": "How Can We Choose A Pair of Chopsticks for Daily Life?\nHome \u00bb China Guide \u00bb Culture \u00bb Chopsticks \u00bb How to Choose\nLove heading to the neighborhood Chinese restaurant for dinner? Chopsticks are of symbolic and cultural importance to several Asian countries. They are an essential part of their lifestyle, and while you may still use a fork to gobble up the delicious Chinese dishes, most Asians do not.\nWith so many types of chopsticks available, it is easy to get confused which one to use. It is all about comfort and the type of foods you eat. In this article, we have detailed information about the different materials of chopsticks, which will help you to make the right choice.\nDifferent materials used to make chopsticks\nYou get different types of chopsticks made using a variety of materials. Let\u2019s take a look at some of them:\nWood chopsticks are the best kind because wood is a low conductor of heat, so it doesn\u2019t transfer the food\u2019s temperature to your hands. They are a great choice for stirring food and eating rice. Wood chopsticks come in two types - reusable, which is covered with lacquer and disposable. Chinese people use lacquered wood chopsticks at home, while restaurants offer disposable ones. Disposable chopsticks are also called break apart chopsticks and the cheapest kind. Whenever you buy chopsticks, make sure they are available in their original color because you can never be sure what kind of dye was used to color them.\nPlastic chopsticks are a recent innovation and made with food-grade plastic. You will find plastic chopsticks in street-side and casual restaurants. However, they don\u2019t have a good grip because of the material\u2019s slippery characteristics. You cannot eat or pick up hot food with plastic chopsticks because it can melt and release harmful substances in the food. They are available in a variety of colors and designs.\nOne of the most affordable varieties, bamboo chopsticks are free from pesticides and toxins and are eco-friendly. Bamboo is also dense, versatile, and strong. All these characteristics make them perfect alternative to wood, which is known to put a stress on the environment. Bamboo chopsticks aren\u2019t usually lacquered because they disintegrate and get warped easily. You will usually find these chopsticks with your takeaway or in Asian restaurants.\nReusable chopsticks are usually made for home use. They are made using a variety of materials from stainless steel to platinum. The cost varies according to the material used. These varieties are developing keeping in mind their environmental sustainability. You will also find reusable wooden and bamboo chopsticks that are lacquered but they can\u2019t be used forever like steel, aluminum, or porcelain chopsticks.\nIn past years, silver chopsticks are usually used by the wealthy. They are mostly used as a measure of precaution as silver turns black in presence of poison. Silver chopsticks were used by kings of the past for the very same reason. They are also used to show off their wealth.\nHow to Make the Right Choice?\n1. Materials you should avoid\nYou are best to avoid colored chopsticks because they can be painted with toxic colors, which contain benzene and lead. Always buy colorless chopsticks because you never know the type of color they would have used to paint the chopsticks. Furthermore, disposable chopsticks and plastic ones aren\u2019t environmentally sustainable, these materials also should to avoid.\n2. Can you use bamboo chopsticks?\nYes, bamboo chopsticks are a more eco-friendly options but it is best you avoid using disposable variations. The goal is to not use disposable chopsticks at all. Its manufacturing process uses a lot of fresh water, which can be directed towards villages that need it. Reusable chopsticks are more expensive compared to disposable ones but they can be used over a long period of time. They are easy to take care of, so you don\u2019t have to worry about them getting infected by bacteria or mold.\n3. When to use reusable and disposable chopsticks?\nMany people struggle with making the choice between reusable and disposable chopsticks. While disposable chopsticks are more hygienic since they are sterilized but not eco-friendly, reusable chopsticks can be used for a long time.\nEat out at a restaurant or at someone\u2019s place: It is best to choose a good restaurant or a place with sanitary facilities. 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        "raw_content": "Lieutenant John Hubert Trigg M.I.D.\nJohn Hubert Trigg.\nTaken from a communique sent by the Military Secretary, General Head Quarters, (India) to the Commandant, No. 1 Depot, Indian Engineers (Lahore):\nApproval is now accorded to the posting of Lieutenant J. H. Trigg (R.E) Royal Bombay Sappers and Miners (I.E.) Kirkee, to No. 142 Company, 77th Indian Infantry Brigade, Patharia. He should be instructed to report for duty as early as possible.\nAs far as I can ascertain, John Hubert Trigg was born on the 24th July 1917 at Mansfield in Nottinghamshire. 137570 2nd Lieutenant J. H. Trigg was commissioned from the 141st Officer Cadet Training Unit (R.E.) on the 22nd June 1940. Having previously served in the Italian theatre during WW2, John arrived at the Chindit training camp at Patharia on the 9th November 1942.\nAs one of around ten new officers attached to 142 Company in late 1942, Lt. Trigg was given command of his own Commando section. This section eventually became the Commando Platoon for Chindit Column No. 7 on Operation Longcloth. Once inside Burma, Lt. Trigg worked in close co-operation with the Burma Rifles section, commanded by Lt. John Musgrave-Wood.\n\u200bUnlike some of the other Commando Platoons on the first Chindit expedition, Trigg's men had no definite objective or pre-arranged target. They were used to lay booby-traps at locations judged to be frequented by the enemy and often scouted ahead of the main body of the column alongside Musgrave-Wood's men, searching out safe pathways and liaising with friendly Burmese villagers. When the order to return to India was given by Brigadier Wingate in late March 1943, Major Gilkes, the commander of 7 Column, ordered Lt. Trigg to lead one of the main dispersal parties. This group was made up of Trigg's commando platoon, plus some members of 5 Column who had become separated from their own unit after a battle with the Japanese at a place called Hintha. Another party from 5 Column, led by \ufeffCSM John Cairns\ufeff also joined up with Lt. Trigg for a short while around the 4/5th April.\n\u200bFrom the 7 Column War diary, dated 9th April 1943:\nColumn was divided today, Major Gilkes (group 1) took half the men east, intending to move out by the northern China route. Lieutenant Heald (group 2) took parties across the Irrawaddy, others went with Captain Cottrell (group 3), Lieutenant R. Walker (group 4), Lieutenant Musgrave-Wood (group 5) and Lieutenant Campbell-Paterson (group 6).\nMajor Gilkes had always had it in his mind, that if the Chindit Brigade ventured across the Irrawaddy River during the operation in 1943, that he and his column would exit Burma on dispersal via the Kachin Hills and into the Yunnan Province of China. Lt. Trigg and his dispersal party accompanied Gilkes for the vast majority of this journey. Once again, Trigg and his men were asked to blaze a trail and move ahead of the column, often reaching villages and arranging local guides and much needed food supplies for the ailing and exhausted soldiers behind.\nFrom the 7 column War diary, dated 8th May 1943:\nGradually elicited information from our Chinese guides that a forward detachment of Chinese troops were at Gadu, eight miles from Sima-Pa. Lt. Trigg and Sgt. McKenzie went ahead to Gadu announcing the approach of the column. Column arrived after a further three hours march, Chinese troops very hospitable. Stayed the day whilst Column Commander (Gilkes) gathered information. The troops were found to be Chinese irregulars, part of the 5th Chinese Army which had withdrawn from Burma in 1942. Japanese known to be nearby, some 15 miles southeast of the Taping River. Unfriendly Shan tribesmen also in the neighbourhood. Part of column bivouacked outside the village. Column Commander and CSM Cairns and his platoon, slept in village in order to show the Chinese that we trusted them.\nSeen below is a Gallery of images in relation to the first part of this story, including a map of the area around Sima-Pa and Gadu villages. Please click on any image to bring it forward on the page.\nLt. Trigg was successful in getting his men out of Burma in 1943, eventually leading his party to safety via Yunnan Province and then having the luxury of being flown back to India in United States Air Force Dakotas on the 7th June. There was however, one incident that took place on the 8th April, which must have played on his mind as he began his well-earned period of rest and recuperation.\nFrom a witness statement given by Lt. Trigg after Operation Longcloth:\nOn the 8th April 1943, L/Cpl. S. Hunt requested that with a compass and a full set of maps, he be allowed to take the following men westwards to cross the Irrawaddy. L/Cpl. Desmond (5 Col. Commando), Pte. Samuel Craig (7 Col. Commando), Pte. William Pearce (7 Col. Commando), Pte. Peter Knight (7 Col. Commando) and Pte. Stephen O\u2019Connor (5 Col. Commando). The request was granted by the Officer commanding the Column. No news has since been heard of these British Other Ranks.\nThe group had all been wounded to one extent or another and were also suffering badly from the monotonous diet of rice. They felt that the longer route out via Yunnan Province was now beyond them and their only hope was to turn west and head back towards the Chindwin. Sadly, none of these six men made it back to India in 1943. All six were captured by the Japanese over the coming days and weeks. Peter \"Rocky' Knight died at the temporary POW Camp at Kalaw, Sidney Hunt and William Pearce survived a little longer, but eventually perished inside Rangoon Jail. Only Gerald Desmond, Samuel Craig and Stephen O'Connor survived their ordeal as prisoners of war and were liberated on the 29th April 1945.\n\u200bTo read more about the capture of the above mentioned soldiers, please click on the following link: Lance Corporal Gerald Desmond\nSeen below is a map of the area around the village of Pinlon, located on the western banks of the Shweli River and close to the Nanhlaing Chaung, the scene of L/Cpl. Hunt's request to leave the main body of 7 Column and move west towards the Irrawaddy.\nFor his efforts on Operation Longcloth, John Hubert Trigg was Mentioned in Despatches. I cannot be 100% certain, but this may well have been the second time that he had received this award, the first M.I.D being granted for his service in Italy.\nFrom the documents and paperwork I have discovered in relation to the men that comprised Lt. Trigg's commando platoon and dispersal group, here, in no particular order is the eventual fate of each man:\n4690358 Acting Sergeant A. Hayes. This man came across to 142 Commando from the Bush Warfare School in Maymyo on the 31st July 1942. He had been based in Burma from before the war with the 2nd Battalion of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Sgt. Hayes returned safely to India in June 1943.\n4690270 Acting Corporal J. Jarvis. This soldier also came over from the Bush Warfare School on the 31st July 1942. Anecdotal evidence suggests that this NCO was lost to his section shortly after crossing the Irrawaddy River on the 29th March 1943. However, there is no record of his demise on the CWGC website and so we must conclude that he survived and made it back to India in one piece.\n1880638 Lance Corporal Sidney Raymond Hunt of the Royal Engineers. This soldier was posted to 142 Commando on the 8th September 1942 at the Saugor training camp. As already stated, this man asked permission to leave Lt. Trigg's dispersal group on the 8th April 1943. He perished inside Rangoon Jail on the 2nd September that same year and was buried in the first instance at the English Cantonment Cemetery located near the Royal Lakes in the eastern sector of the city.\n5250536 Pte. Frederick Clyronomides formerly of the Worcestershire Regiment. As far as I can ascertain, Fred was the only soldier of Greek origin to take part on Operation Longcloth. He returned safely to India in June 1943 and continued his career in the military, including serving during the Korean War in the early 1950's.\n\u200b5575640 Pte. Samuel Craig formerly of the Wiltshire Regiment. This soldier was one of the men with L/Cpl. Hunt and was captured by the Japanese on the 19th April 1943, close to the banks of the Chindwin River. Samuel survived just over two years as a prisoner of war inside Rangoon Jail. He was liberated on the 29th April 1945 at a village on the Pegu Road named Waw.\n2574617 Pte. Harold Evans was the son of Samuel Evans and of Ada Rose Evans, from Brampton in Derbyshire. Harold was also a commando in Lt. Trigg's platoon, but had accompanied Lt. Musgrave-Wood on dispersal and had chosen to remain behind with another man, John Masland, who had developed a sceptic foot and could no longer march with the group. Nothing further is known about Pte. Evans, other than his recorded date of death, which was the 1st August 1943 and that he had been buried originally at the Mandalay Military Cemetery, before being moved after the war to Taukkyan War Cemetery, situated on the northern outskirts of Rangoon.\n4468945 Pte. John Masland formerly of the Durham Light Infantry Regiment, was the son of Joseph and Ann Masland, from Blyth in Northumberland. He was also a commando in 7 Column during the first Wingate expedition. He is mentioned in a statement given by Lt. Musgrave-Wood as having developed a sceptic foot on the march out via the Chinese Borders and was left behind in the village of Sima on the 6th May 1943. He died sometime in late July 1943, probably in some form of Chinese Hospital. Sadly, his grave was never recovered after the war and for this reason he is remembered upon Face 5 of the Rangoon Memorial.\n7381858 Pte. Alan Frederick Forth of the Royal Army Medical Corps. From a witness statement given by Pte. Tom Worthington of the 13th King's:\nThis man was with 142 Company on Operation Longcloth and attached to No. 7 Column. He was a regular soldier and a medical orderly and was left in a village near the Irrawaddy River. His party under Lt. Rex Walker were informed several days later that he had died on the 9th April, suffering from appendicitis and malaria.\nAlan is remembered upon Face 5 of the Rangoon Memorial at Taukkyan War Cemetery.\n4469219 Pte. Thomas Harrison formerly of the Durham Light Infantry Regiment. A member of 7 Column Commando on Operation Longcloth, this soldier returned safely to India in June 1943.\n\u200b4466861 Pte. James William Redpath formerly of the Durham Light Infantry Regiment. Another member of 7 Column Commando on Operation Longcloth, this soldier also returned safely to India in June 1943.\n4468217 Pte. Absolom Woolley was another former member of the Durham Light Infantry Regiment. Absolom, another commando from 7 Column succeeded in returning to India in June 1943.\n4466920 Pte. Nicholas Brady Walton was with 7 Column on Operation Longcloth and returned safely to India after the expedition. He gave at least one witness statement on his return in relation to Pte. Alan Frederick Forth (see above).\n\u200b5184234 Pte. A. Rees formerly stationed with the Gloucestershire Regiment in Burma, was posted to the 13th King's on the 13th November 1942 at the Saugor Camp. This soldier was posted to the Commando Platoon for 7 Column returned safely to India in June 1943.\nNominal Roll, 7 Column Commando Platoon.\n5571466 Lance Corporal W. Phelps formerly of the Wiltshire Regiment. This soldier was posted to 142 Commando on the 1st July 1942, whilst the unit was still stationed at its original barracks in Jubbulpore. He was a member of Lt. Trigg's commando platoon and returned safely to India after Operation Longcloth.\n3856940 Pte. Joseph Moran formerly of the Loyal Regiment, was transferred to the 13th King's on the 30th September 1942 and was posted to the commando section for 7 Column under the leadership of Lt. J. Trigg. He was captured by the Japanese on the 29th June 1943, having previously been left in the Burmese village of Uma on the 8th April, suffering from a gun-shot wound to his side. Joseph was liberated on the Pegu Road, alongside 400 other POW's from Rangoon Jail in late April 1945.\n3779356 Pte. James King. From a witness statement given by Pte. Tom Worthington of the 13th King's:\nThis soldier's hometown was Liverpool. He was originally with A\u2019 Company of the 13th Battalion, the King\u2019s Regiment. He was somehow separated with a number of other men from No. 5 Column, sometime in late March 1943. He became attached to No. 7 Column. During an incident with the Japs, he was, along with twenty-one other men, separated from the main body of No. 7 Column.\nThis party, of which I was a member, was led by Lieutenant Trigg of the Royal Engineers and officer commanding of 142 Commando detachment for No. 7 Column. King was found missing from the line of march. He was in a very weak condition and was suffering from malaria. I would say this was a matter of two or three days before No. 7 Column had it's first ration dropping in the Kachin Hills and I think, the last dropping before I too fell out from the line of march sometime in April.\nAccording to the CWGC records, James King died on the 24th April 1943. His grave was recovered after the war and he is now buried at Taukkyan War Cemetery, located on the northern outskirts of Rangoon.\n2617400 Lance Corporal H. Lineker. This soldier was a former Grenadier Guardsman and a member of the Commando Section for 7 Column in 1943 (see nominal roll above). L/Cpl. Lineker became part of Lt. Musgrave-Wood's dispersal group in early April 1943 and exited Burma with this officer. After his return to India he gave witness statements in relation to Harold Evans and Leslie Peace.\nFrom a witness statment given by L/Cpl. Gerald Desmond on the 11th March 1946:\n5335616 Pte. Peter Edwin Knight. Formerly with the Royal Berkshire Regiment before being transferred to 142 Company 13th King's in July 1942. I met him whilst a prisoner in a place called Kalaw, he died after being there for about two weeks, the cause of his death I could not say for sure. However, the Japanese had been experimenting on us all the time and I saw them give him about six needles and the next morning he was dead, he was called 'Rocky' Knight to his friends.\nPeter Knight's body was never recovered after the war and for this reason, he is remembered upon Face 5 of the Rangoon Memorial, located at Taukkyan War Cemetery. www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/2514707/knight,-peter-edwin/\n4976615 Pte. William Pearce formerly of the Sherwood Foresters, before being posted to the Commando Platoon for 7 Column in the early autumn of 1942. William was one of the breakaway group led by L/Cpl. Hunt on the 8th April 1943. He became a prisoner of war shortly afterwards and sadly perished inside Block 6 of Rangoon Jail on the 17th September 1944. He is now remembered at Rangoon War Cemetery.\n4467185 Pte. Leslie Simnet Peace died on the 25th August 1943 and is now buried at Taukkyan War Cemetery, located on the northern outskirts of Rangoon. He had been with Lt. Musgrave-Wood's dispersal group that had attempted to reach Fort Hertz in the far north-eastern corner of Burma in late April 1943, but had to drop out of the line of march. One witness statement suggests that he, much like Harold Evans had chosen to remain with Pte. John Masland when this soldier could no longer walk.\nTo read more about Pte. Peace, please click on the following link: DLI Commandos\n4462834 Pte. Stephen O'Connor was originally with 5 Column Commando on Operation Longcloth. He was one of the 100 or so men from this column to be separated from the main body of Major Fergusson's force on the 29th March 1943, after a battle with the Japanese at a place called Hintha. He later joined up with 7 Column, but chose to leave Lt. Trigg's dispersal party alongside L/Cpl. Sidney Hunt on the 8th April and was captured by the Japanese on the 4th May. Stephen survived his time as a prisoner of war and was liberated on the 29th April 1945 at the Burmese village of Waw.\n3779560 Pte. Thomas Worthington was born in Liverpool on the 18th April 1920. He was a member of 7 Column on Operation Longcloth and was allocated to Lt. Trigg's dispersal group in early April 1943. Thomas became exhausted during the march out towards the Chinese borders and fell out of the line of march near the Kachin village of Panghok around the 3rd May. He was captured by the Japanese on the 28th June and spent the next two years as a prisoner inside Block 6 of Rangoon Jail. Thomas was liberated on the 29th April 1945 and returned home to Liverpool. After the war, he assisted the Army Investigation Bureau in their quest to discover what had happened to many of the Chindit casualties from Operation Longcloth. Sadly, Thomas died in Fazakerley Hospital (Liverpool) from pneumonia on 6th March 1949. To read more about his story, please click on the following link: Tom Worthington's Letter\n4278348 Lance Corporal Gerald Desmond was born in Dublin in 1917 and was formerly a soldier with the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers. Gerald was a commando with 5 Column on Operation Longcloth, but was separated from the column after the battle at Hintha on the 28th March 1943. He was allocated to the dispersal party led by Lt. Trigg, but was one of the men who chose to leave this group with L/Cpl. Hunt and the other men on the 8th April. Gerald was captured by the Japanese on the 14th April and spent the next two years as a prisoner of war. He was liberated alongside 400 other POW's from Rangoon Jail at a village named Waw on the 29th April 1945. Gerald worked hard after the war to assist the Army Investigation Bureau, as they attempted to piece together what had happened to the many Chindit casualties. To read more about this soldier, please click on the following link: Lance Corporal Gerald Desmond\nSome paperwork and medals belonging to John Hubert Trigg. These were seen for sale on line in 2011.\nThe silk escape map reputedly belonging to Lt. Trigg on Operation Longcloth.\nOn the 10th May 1947, a supplement to the London Gazette announced that 2nd Lieutenant (War Substantive Captain) John Hubert Trigg, was to move from his status of Emergency Commission (WW2) to that of full Lieutenant, with seniority from the 1st October 1941.\nIn September 2009, some of John Trigg's WW2 militaria came up for sale on eBay. The auction was separated into four lots: his RAF escape map, issued to all Chindit officers before the expedition in 1943, some papers and letters, including a M.I.D. certificate, some miniature medals, including a Burma Star medal and an album of photographs depicting his career in both the British and Indian Armies. All four lots sold for substantial sums of money. Some two years later in August 2011, other items appeared for sale. On this occasion they included a greater number of personal letters, photographs and paperwork pertaining to Lt. Trigg's service during WW2. Added to this were a set of full-sized medals which included the Italy Star, but no Burma Star medal and a medal ribbon bar. Once again the lot included a M.I.D. certificate, this time presented in a brown wooden frame. Sadly, on neither occasion was I in a strong enough financial position to bid on any of these items.\nJohn Hubert Trigg passed away in 2002, his death was registered at Eastbourne in the county of Sussex, he was 84 years old.",
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        "raw_content": "Real-life lessons from Rudy Giuliani\nNo matter what you may think of Rudy Giuliani's accomplishments as mayor of New York City, no one disputes that he stepped up to the challenge of leading the city in the aftermath of Sept. 11.\nChristopher Koch 03 October, 2002 22:00\nNo matter what you may think of Rudy Giuliani's accomplishments as mayor of New York City, no one disputes that he stepped up to the challenge of leading the city in the aftermath of Sept. 11. Now on the lecture circuit, Giuliani gave the following leadership tips at a user conference given by software vendor i2 Technologies last May 15 in Las Vegas. Have a set of beliefs. \"You can't still be wondering who you are and where you're going,\" he says, \"because you'll get confused and go in all kinds of directions. Ronald Reagan was the same Ronald Reagan he was as governor, as president and when he left office. You may not have agreed with him, but you knew what his beliefs were.\"\nBecome an expert. \"When people come to you to ask for advice and information because you know more about a subject than they do, that's a sign of great leadership,\" Giuliani says.\nBe respectful. \"People know when you're talking down to them, and they will not respect you,\" he says. Be forceful and honest but plain-spoken and respectful, he adds.\nDiscourage yes-men. Create a team that complements your strengths and weaknesses rather than mimicking them, he says.\nUnderstand good leaders, not good leadership. \"Read biographies of leaders you admire,\" he says. \"That will tell you more about leadership than any leadership book.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Typhoon Unlikely to Have Long-Term Impact on Philippines Outsourcing Industry\nStephanie Overby (CIO (US)) 22 November, 2013 17:04\nAs the total impact of Typhoon Haiyan on the Philippines becomes clear and rescue and aid work continues, it appears that the country's flourishing IT and business process outsourcing industry emerged largely unscathed.\n\"In the outsourcing industry, the main issues are not loss of life or property damage. The main issues are absenteeism due to family issues or volunteer work and also intermittent power grid issues.\" -- Frances Karamouzis, Research Vice President, Gartner\nManila, which for around 65 percent of the nation's $16 billion IT and customer management business, was largely unaffected by the killer storm. The typhoon, which ripped across the country on November 8, killed more than 5,000 people, according to the United Nations, and displaced more than three million.\n\"In some cases, recovery may never take place because they have been all but wiped out,\" says Jerry Durant, a partner with outsourcing consultancy NeoGroup based in Manila. \"But this has zero impact on sourcing as it presently stands.\"\nThe Impact on Outsourcing\n\"In the outsourcing industry, the main issues are not loss of life or property damage,\" says Frances Karamouzis, research vice president at Gartner. \"The main issues are absenteeism due to family issues or volunteer work and also intermittent power grid issues.\"\nCebu, the second largest outsourcing hub accounting for around 15 percent of industry revenues, was closer to the path of the storm, taking an indirect hit. The city and surrounding area employs 95,000 people in outsourcing, according to the Cebu Investment Promotion Center with the 17 new outsourcing offices opened there in the last year generating 11,000 new jobs.\nSome of the major providers, such as Teleperformance, Convergys, and Aegis have indicated that they have no damages to facilities and the large majority of employees are safe.\n\" Cognizant, which also has a Cebu facility, said it had no loss of life or major issues. But \"there [has been] employee absenteeism as people are understandably checking on family and helping with relief efforts,\" says Karamouzis.\nIn addition, employees are impacted on a psychological level as they have personal ties to affected areas, says Durant.\nAccenture and Country's Trade Group Need to Speak Up\nThe industry employs about 750,000 professionals in IT and business process outsourcing and is led by 10 to 15 very large vendors (including IBM, Cognizant, Capgemini, Dell, HCL, Genpact, WNS, Infosy, and EXL) and dozens of mid-tier providers. The biggest player is Accenture, which Gartner estimates employs around 35,000 people there.\nBut neither Accenture nor the country's industry trade group, the Business Processing Association of the Philippines (BPAP), has issued a public statement or regular updates on the effects of the storm that has left clients in the dark.\n\"This is a sign of immature approach to the current realities of this world of information, social media, et cetera,\" says Karamouzis, who said officials at the BPAP indicated to her that they don't feel the storm will have a long-term impact on the industry.\nHowever, there may also be a number of small players scattered around the islands that were impacted by the typhoon, says Durant. The largest providers tend to have robust disaster recovery and business continuity processes. \"They have had the capital to invest plus they have alternate locations to offload work,\" says Karamouzis.\n\"Precautions with respect to elevation, power, communications can all be taken. The issue, however, is that employees who are a part of the servicing organization are impacted.\" -- Jerry Durant, Partner with outsourcing consultancy NeoGroup\n\"It's a low frequency issue so most clients take the risk. However, once it hits, it's difficult to come up with options in the short term.\"\nIndeed, the outsourcing industry in the Philippines was, more than anything, lucky in avoiding the impact of the unprecedented and catastrophic storm.\nCan't Prepare for This Magnitude of Disaster\n\"Even with the best preparation and processes in place, a disaster of this magnitude is an entirely different beast. 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        "raw_content": "As more companies store data in the Cloud, they're increasingly crunching the numbers there, too.\nNancy Gohring (Computerworld (US)) 20 August, 2014 20:48\nEven though cloud-based business intelligence has been around for nearly a decade, a recent trend is driving renewed interest: Companies are generating and storing more data in the cloud.\n\"What I think will happen is people will move the analytics app closer to the data,\" says Joao Tapadinhas, a Gartner analyst. \"As more data sources move to the cloud, it makes more sense to also adopt cloud BI solutions because that's where the data is. It's easier to connect to cloud data using a cloud solution.\"\nIn each of the last four years, around 30 per cent of respondents to a Gartner survey said they'd run their mission-critical BI in the cloud. This year, however, nearly half - 45 per cent - said they would adopt cloud BI.\nResearchers at Gartner say that 2014 may be the tipping point for cloud BI. In each of the last four years, around 30 per cent of respondents to a Gartner survey said they'd run their mission-critical BI in the cloud. This year, however, nearly half - 45 per cent - said they would adopt cloud BI.\nHistorically, cloud BI products have been most appealing to smaller businesses, in part because those are less likely to have an IT department that can manage an on-premises product. However, analysts are starting to see larger companies adopting cloud BI, typically starting with individual groups or departments.\nShifting data analytics to the cloud doesn't come without its challenges, though. For example, it's unlikely that all corporate data will move to the cloud, particularly in larger enterprises. That means many businesses will have to map data from both cloud and on-premises sources to the BI software, whether that software itself is on-premises or in the cloud. Also, bandwidth constraints may slow down data transfers and can lead to increased costs, if a business must upgrade its connectivity to improve data transfer.\nNevertheless, some businesses have already adopted cloud BI services, analysts report anecdotally, though specific figures aren't available. Many companies that have made the move say that the benefits -- including fast time to market, no need to maintain on-premises software and simplicity of use -- outweigh any downsides.\nMixing up data sources\nTake Millennial Media, which sells a mobile advertising platform. It needed to pull together data from disparate sources, both on site and in the cloud.\nAround two and a half years ago, Bob Hammond, CTO for Millennial, began looking into BI as a way to marry data from Salesforce with transactional and financial information from in-house systems and then let decision makers at the company visualize it.\n\"No human I know of can... make business decisions based on data that hasn't been brought together into a single source,\" he says. The company needed BI, he says, because \"we weren't able to take data from multiple systems and connect that data logically and view that data in a UI so that we could understand what was going on.\"\nMost traditional BI vendors will start shifting toward the Cloud, if they haven't already, says Carsten Bange, founder and CEO of Business Application Research Center, an analyst firm that specializes in enterprise software. \"How these will look is the big question,\" he says.\nSome of the traditional vendors are likely to offer essentially hosted versions of their software, rather than full multi-tenant SaaS, he says. A multi-tenant SaaS app serves multiple customers from the same server. In a hosted scenario, one instance of the software serves only one customer.\nA hosted environment isn't necessarily bad for end users but it's not cost effective for the vendor. The vendors are likely to go through the pain of rewriting their apps in order to deliver them as true SaaS, meaning at some point there will have to be a transition to a new service, Bange says. That could present challenges for users.\n-- Nancy Gohring\nHe also wanted to let more people in the organization, like data analysts, assemble reports, rather than limiting report-making to technologists who know how to code and interact with back-end databases. Plus, he needed a system that was flexible so the software would be easy to maintain and it would be easy to create new use cases.\nHammond eliminated on-premises BI software options in part because he didn't want to incur the costs associated with managing and maintaining it. Time to market was also important.\nMillennial ended up choosing Good Data's cloud BI offering and had its initial project in place in about three months. Subsequent projects have taken closer to a month to get up and running, Hammond says.\nSending on-premises data to Good didn't turn out to be much of a problem for Millennial. Each day the company generates around 10TB of raw data but transfers only around 18MB of compressed data to Good. \"We do all the transformation of raw data into only the specific data we want in our systems before we transfer it into the cloud,\" he says.\nNot all businesses do such a great job of managing that data transfer, though. \"What we tend to see is it's rather difficult to keep the amount of data moving between the database and the analytics tool small,\" says Gartner's Tapadinhas. In other words, keeping data transfers small is important in cloud BI to manage both costs and upload/download bandwidth issues.\nAt Millennial, engineers handle the job of extracting data from the various sources and uploading it to Good Data. In addition, two data analysts have now created 500 reports. Around 40 additional people at Millennial have access to those reports and can combine them, drill down into them and create portfolios of reports to share.\nBuilding tiers of users, each with different permissions, allows more people in the organization to work with the data -- but safely, Hammond says. That means business executives, who aren't necessarily trained to be data scientists, have some latitude to combine and rework reports but are less likely to make mistakes because they don't have the permission to, for instance, pull in new data from a back-end database, he says.\nSpeed and flexibility drive cloud adoption\nAthenahealth, a provider of Web-based software and services to medical practices, had most of the data it wanted to analyze in one place internally. About a year ago, the company set out to find a better way to track the hundreds of customer implementations it might be working on at any given time, says Adam Weinstein, director of core analytics at Athenahealth.\nBecause we have a cloud-based platform, we have real-time access to see what's going on. Adam Weinstein, director of core analytics, Athenahealth\n\"Because we have a cloud-based platform, we have real-time access to see what's going on,\" he says. The biggest challenge: \"Taking the data we have about what our clients are doing and how they're progressing in the implementation process and turning that into what we call a nerve center, or a way we can actively monitor exceptions to the process.\"\nAthenahealth wanted a system that would collect information about every point in the implementation life cycle in order to easily find problem areas. For instance, clients route their fax machines to the Athenahealth system. If no faxes are coming in for a given customer, it could mean the customer hasn't yet rerouted the fax number. Or, for a long-time customer, if the percentage of fax information coming in increases relative to electronic information, that could mean someone mistakenly changed a setting.\nWhen Athenahealth started looking for a BI product that could meet its needs, it had a few additional requirements. The vendor \"had to be able to move quickly because we had a fairly strict timeline, in the two- to three-month time frame, to deliver on this project,\" Weinstein says.\nAlso, the company wanted a product that would meet analytics needs going forward, too. \"We wanted to invest in more of a platform, not just a one-time solution,\" he says.\nDistribution Market Advantage (DMA) first implemented cloud-based PivotLink BI in 2005. However, the setup had a few shortcomings so the DMA recently switched providers, going with a service from Manthan.\nDMA is owned by nine regional food service distributors. It offers access to data as a service to the restaurant customers of its distributor owners. Those restaurants can run reports about how much product -- say, French fries -- they have purchased and how much is stored in which warehouse. Users can customize the reports to show the data by month, for example, or by individual restaurant.\nOver the years, PivotLink began to pivot its mission a bit, and now focuses primarily on retail analytics. Since DMA is a business-to-business operation, Jim Szatkowski, vice president of technology and data services for DMA, began to wonder if PivotLink would continue to invest in business-to-business tools.\nPlus, PivotLink lacked a couple of capabilities that he was looking for. Users couldn't set up workflow rules that might alert them about inventory shortages or other problems that need to be addressed quickly. \"We don't want to have people sifting through data to find things that are actionable,\" he says. \"We want the system to find actionable things and bring them to users.\"\nIn addition, PivotLink didn't offer data visualization. DMA users were creating what look like Excel spreadsheets.\nDMA began to look for a new vendor and initially researched 12 companies, including Salient, Birst, QlikView, Good Data, Tableau, MicroStrategy and Pentaho. It looked at how they handled security, whether they handled the volume of data that DMA required and how easy their software was to use, how they handled data transfer and what their dashboards looked like.\nDMA's new system is now live, with 55 medium-size food chain restaurants using it.\nDMA trained 175 end users on the system, primarily via GoToMeeting with a few in-person trainings, says Szatkowski.\nSimilar to its setup with PivotLink, DMA continues to funnel data to Manthan via iTradeNetwork, a company that offers a number of services including an application that DMA restaurants use to place orders from the distributors. ITradeNetwork also manages a data warehouse for the DMA, normalizing data that comes from distributors as well as from the ordering app. From there, the data is sent to Manthan.\nWith so many people across different companies needing access to data, cloud BI offers a big improvement over the way DMA used to handle analytics. Before the PivotLink implementation, a restaurant would call its distributor and ask for a report. The distributor would call the one person at the DMA responsible for creating reports, who used Access to build reports. \"It was horribly inefficient,\" Szatkowski says.\nWeinstein quickly found that some of the large, traditional BI vendors were not going to be able to roll out Athenahealth's initial project quickly enough. In addition, some were too complicated to use, potentially limiting future projects. Athenahealth considered products from both IBM and Oracle, and then moved on to the cloud BI offerings, ultimately choosing Birst.\nAthenahealth didn't run into problems with having most of its data stored on-premises and not in a cloud environment. The company has over 50,000 provider clients and tracks more than 100 metrics about each one every day, Weinstein says. That data is pulled from an internal data center into a separate internal data warehouse. From there, the relevant data is uploaded to Birst.\nThe data uploads happen automatically, several times each day, as part of a process that the company built using tools and scripts, some of which were provided by Birst, he says. \"It doesn't keep me up at night,\" Weinstein says of the process. He has to intervene only if there's an error. \"But that is part of our standard monitoring and would be expected as part of a complex data warehouse environment.\"\nMillennial Media, Athenahealth and DMA (see \"Early adopter\") all say that using a cloud BI service meets their needs. But there are a few roadblocks that companies should look out for when considering cloud BI.\nOne is \"cloud washing.\" Some vendors say they offer a cloud BI product but in fact may still require software that runs on users' computers or may offer only cloud storage, says Gartner's Tapadinhas. In that case, users may not get all the benefits of a true cloud offering, like offloading software maintenance.\nA cloud BI service might also not be as flexible as an on-premises offering. \"Although they are quick to deploy, in some cases cloud BI solutions don't offer enough customizations or at least not as much as we have now on-premises,\" Tapadinhas says.\nOn-premises products might also offer more possibilities for integration with third party-products, he says. Good Data, for one, has made some strides to allow third-party tools to access data repositories stored with Good, but even its openness is limited, he says.\nPlus, traditional BI tools typically have a broader feature set and may make a better option depending on what a company is trying to achieve, says Carsten Bange, founder and CEO of Business Application Research Center, an analyst firm that specializes in enterprise software.\nThere's also the chance that, like any cloud offering, a particular cloud BI service might be slow. \"There are other issues, like performance and latency of cloud solutions,\" Tapadinhas says.\nThe transfer speed of data could be slow too. That could impact the reliability of the data analytics if users end up making decisions based on old data because the latest data hasn't made it to the cloud BI tool. \"This could be a real bottleneck,\" Bange says. \"Upload speeds are often not really good.\"\nOne common reason that companies give for passing up cloud BI -- concern over privacy and security, given that BI products tend to analyze a company's most important data -- actually isn't worth worrying about, some experts say. \"Most cloud vendors tend to have more strict security processes and follow security certificates that are more advanced than most companies have internally,\" Tapadinhas says.\nWhether a business goes with cloud BI or an on-premises product, Athenahealth's Weinstein offers valuable advice. Once Athenahealth implemented Birst and workers were able to quickly access useful information, they were spotting a lot more issues than they used to. 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        "raw_content": "New Monument to Canadian Immigrants and Volunteers Who Served in the Civil War on Both Sides\nThe Lost Villages Museum in Canada is the site of a new monument to Canadians who fought in the American Civil War. According to Civil War Times Feb 2018:\nAn obelisk honoring Canadians who served in the Civil War was dedicated at the Lost Villages Museum near Cornwall, Ontario, on September 16, 2017. The reenactor group Grays and Blues of Montreal raised funds to commemorate the roughly 40,000 Canadians who served--about 36,000 in the Federal Army and the rest in the Confederate Army. \"It's a part of Canadian history that very few know about....it is almost like a black hole in our story,\" explains Grays and Blues President Rob McLachlan. Roughly 7,000 Canadian-born soldiers were killed or died of their wounds in the Civil War. The group timed the event to coincide with the 150th anniversary of Canadian nationhood in 1867. [paragraph] At the time of the Civil War, Canada was still a collection of British colonies, and fear of an American invasion shaped the decision to unite and form the Dominion of Canada. [paragraph] Two granite slabs flank the obelisk. One lists prominent participants in the war; the other lists major donors. Distinguished Canadian-born soldiers include five men who were made U.S. generals and 29 Medal of Honor recipients. Among the soldiers who served were New Brunswick-born Sarah Edmonds, who served in the Union Army disguised as a man; Anderson Abbott, a black surgeon from Toronto; and Quebec native Edward Doherty, who participated in the First Battle of Manassas, and later led the hunt for John Wilkes Booth.\nLikes: jackt62, alan polk, Coonewah Creek and 4 others\nCanada was at the time a British colony so technically these would be British citizens fighting under the Union and Confederate armies since it was only a few years prior to the country actually being formed. Canada could have also got itself almost involved in an Anglo-American War (the third of its kind next to the War of 1812 and the American War of Independence) between America and Britain during the Trent Affair which means all those 40,000 Canadian troops in the Union and Confederate armies would be serving in the British Army instead it happens in the awesome Wrapped in Flames: The Great American War and Beyond by CanadianCanuck (a CWTer from Canada) and Trent war by Saphroneth.\nLikes: BlueandGrayl\nMy Great-Great-Grandfather was Mitchell LaButte. He was from Chatham , Ontario and crossed the border to join the 39th New York in early 1865 . I'm guessing the bounty had something to do with it .\nLikes: Claude Bauer, alan polk and Pat Young\nKurt G said:\nI'm wondering what would motivate a colonial living in Canada West or Canada East to serve under either army.\nRolling hills of southern Indiana\nCanadian said:\nThe glory of war, I imagine. Being in such a close proximity to it probably helped a lot.\nA couple of thousand were black, many the children of fugitive slaves.\nVery good motivation. Thanks.\nLikes: Pat Young and Claude Bauer\nTaylin said:\nMy wife's young Canadian ancestor left Ottawa and moved to Amboy, NY where during the war he joined a Union artillery unit, probably for this very reason. It's unclear whether he considered himself an American or a Canadian citizen at the time, but he immigrated to Canada from Scotland as a child, grew up there on a farm, and then moved to NY. Their family history says:\n\"In 1864, at the age of 20, he joined the efforts of the American Civil War, enlisting in Battery K, First New York light artillery, and in this battery served his adopted country until mustered out at Elmira, New York, in July 1865. Because of his ability as a horse-shoer, demonstrated by shoeing Captain Stoking's horse, he was assigned to the division black-smith shop as foreman and appointed an artificer, a rank equalling that of sergeant. He participated in many famous battles and skirmishes.\"\nOne of those battles was at Ft. Stevens in Washington, DC, where I participate in an annual commemoration of the battle there--the only Civil War battle fought in the nation's capital. There is another Canadian buried in the cemetery there as well. (My profile picture is from the 150th anniversary commemoration of the battle.)\nPhoto of the Year Monuments and Memorials Voting Photography Contest 2018 0 Today at 7:34 AM\nMonuments Should monuments using cannons switch to carriages? Battlefield Preservation 27 Wednesday at 10:09 PM\nMonument Monday, February 11, 2019 Contemporary Photos of Sites & Events 37 Monday at 2:02 PM\nWilliam Rudolf O\u2019Donovan - Irish Brigade Monument Gettysburg 1 Feb 8, 2019\nConfederate monument in Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, c. 1890-1920 Period Photos & Examinations 3 Feb 5, 2019\nPhoto of the Year Monuments and Memorials Voting\nWilliam Rudolf O\u2019Donovan - Irish Brigade Monument\nStarted by datameister",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Blog \u00bb Happy 10th Birthday OnSide\nWith so little to do outside of school, many young people end up being stuck in their bedrooms. This is why OnSide exists, helping them grow into healthier, happier and more aspirational adults.\nOfficially registering as a charity in 2008, OnSide has enjoyed a close working relationship with Clear since day one, in raising awareness and funding to develop a national network of world-class Youth Zones.\nJim, our Managing Director, is a board member of the charity, acting as brand guardian and advising on communication strategies. He\u2019s also Deputy Chairman of The Factory Youth Zone in Harpurhey, Manchester.\nFrom patrons, volunteers and full time staff, to local authorities and businesses, we\u2019re all on the same side as the thousands of disadvantaged young people across the country being given better opportunities and brighter prospects.\nOnSide\u2019s Youth Zone network in London continues to grow at an unprecedented pace, with a combined \u00a32.86m capital donation from the Seroussi Foundation and UBS Optimus Foundation making a huge difference to tens of thousands of young lives in the capital.\nWe\u2019ve come a long way in the past 10 years, and look forward to playing our part in creating a wonderful legacy to inspire future generations.",
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        "raw_content": "Agent Orange leaves behind a toxic footprint: Unfinished Business\nAgent Orange: How it works and its aftereffects This animated video shows how Agent Orange was applied, how it worked and its aftereffects on humans.\nThe United States began aerial spraying of herbicides in Vietnam in 1962 under Operation Hades, which was later renamed Operation Ranch Hand. The herbicides were color-coded with a stripe around the container. The most notable was Agent Orange.\nToday, almost half a century later, the effects of that program are still being felt, both in Vietnam and here in America. The video accompanying this story explains how the program worked and why it presents a problem today.\nIn addition to aerial spraying from planes and helicopters, soldiers on the ground sprayed Agent Orange on jungle foliage. More than 10 million gallons of Agent Orange were sprayed before its use was discontinued in 1971.\nIn small doses, Agent Orange helps plants grow. In large doses, such as those used in the aerial spraying campaign, Agent Orange kills plants at an accelerated rate.\nAgent Orange contained the toxic chemical dioxin. Dioxin contaminants were left behind wherever Agent Orange was used and stored. Dixoin seeped into the soil and the water. Exposure to dioxin in large quantities poses health risks.\nIn 1991 Congress approved the Agent Orange Act and created a list of \"presumptive illnesses\" for which U.S. Vietnam War veterans could receive government compensation and medical care. The Veterans Administration allows compensation for some birth defects in children, but only for those born to female veterans who served in Vietnam.\nThe U.S. government does recognize a list of illnesses related to Vietnam veterans' direct exposure to Agent Orange. Those illnesses include:\nChloracne: A skin disorder more severe than simple acne.\nType 2 diabetes: A chronic disease in which the body cannot process the hormone insulin.\nHodgkin's disease and non-Hodgkins lymphoma: Cancers that attack the lymph nodes, liver and spleen.\nRespiratory cancers: Including lung cancer and cancer of the larynx, trachea and bronchus.\nIschemic heart disease: Reduced flow of blood to the heart.\nMultiple myeloma: Cancer of plasma cells in bone marrow.\nB-cell leukemia: Cancer that affects white blood cells.\nPeripheral neuropathy: Nervous-system disorder causing numbness, tingling and weakness.\nParkinson's disease: A progressive disease of the nervous system, affecting muscle movement.\nPorphyria cutanea tarda: Liver dysfunction, skin blistering.\nThis Sunday, The Plain Dealer will publish an eight-page report by columnist Connie Schultz exploring the legacy of Agent Orange. Schultz visited Vietnam to examine the damage resulting from the use of Agent Orange and interviewed Heather Morris Bowser, whose father was exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam. Buy The Plain Dealer Sunday for the full report and visit cleveland.com/agentorange to watch videos, view photo galleries and share your stories.\nListen to Connie Schultz and Heather Morris Bowser talk about what they learned in Vietnam at 9 a.m. Monday on WCPN FM/90.3's \"The Sound of Ideas.\" Or go to wcpn.org/soi",
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        "raw_content": "12.6.1 Heatwave of 2003\nA severe heatwave over large parts of Europe in 2003 extended from June to mid-August, raising summer temperatures by 3 to 5 \u00b0C in most of southern and central Europe (Figure 12.4). The warm anomalies in June lasted throughout the entire month (increases in monthly mean temperature of up to 6 to 7\u00b0C), but July was only slightly warmer than on average (+1 to +3\u00b0C), and the highest anomalies were reached between 1st and 13th August (+7\u00b0C) (Fink et al., 2004). Maximum\nFigure 12.4. Characteristics of the summer 2003 heatwave (adapted from Sch\u00e4r et al., 2004). (a) JJA temperature anomaly with respect to 1961 to 1990. (b) to (d): JJA temperatures for Switzerland observed during 1864 to 2003 (b), simulated using a regional climate model for the period 1961 to 1990 (c) and simulated for 2071 to 2100 under the A2 scenario using boundary data from the HadAM3H GCM (d). In panels (b) to (d): the black line shows the theoretical frequency distribution of mean summer temperature for the time-period considered, and the vertical blue and red bars show the mean summer temperature for individual years. Reprinted by permission from Macmillan Publishers Ltd. [Nature] (Sch\u00e4r et al., 2004), copyright 2004.\nreduced agricultural production and increased production costs, generating estimated damages of more than \u20ac13 billion (Fink et al., 2004; see also Chapter 5 Box 5.1). The hot and dry conditions led to many very large wildfires, in particular in Portugal (390,000 ha: Fink et al., 2004; see also Chapter 4 Box 4.1). Many major rivers (e.g., the Po, Rhine, Loire and Danube) were at record low levels, resulting in disruption of inland navigation, irrigation and power-plant cooling (Beniston and D\u00edaz, 2004; Zebisch et al., 2005; see also Chapter 7 Box 7.1). The extreme glacier melt in the Alps prevented even lower river flows in the Danube and Rhine (Fink et al., 2004).\nThe excess deaths due to the extreme high temperatures during the period June to August may amount to 35,000 (Kosatsky, 2005), elderly people were among those most affected (WHO, 2003; Kovats and Jendritzky, 2006; see also Chapter 8 Box 8.1). The heatwave in 2003 has led to the development of heat health-watch warning systems in several European countries including France (Pascal et al., 2006), Spain (Sim\u00f3n et al., 2005), Portugal (Nogueira, 2005), Italy (Michelozzi et al., 2005), the UK (NHS, 2006) and Hungary (Kosatsky and Menne, 2005).\n12.6.2 Thermohaline circulation changes in the\nNorth Atlantic: possible impacts for Europe\nEarlier studies of the possible impacts of rapid change in Meridional Overturning Circulation (MOC), also known as the thermohaline circulation (THC), in the North Atlantic are now being updated (Vellinga and Wood 2002, 2006; Alley et al., 2003; Jacob et al., 2005; Rahmstorf and Ziekfeld, 2005; Stouffer et al., 2006; Schlesinger et al., 2007). Model simulations of an abrupt shut-down of the Atlantic MOC indicate that this is unlikely to occur before 2100 and that the impacts on European temperatures of any slowing in circulation before then are likely to be offset by the immediate effects of positive radiative forcings under increasing greenhouse gases (Arnell et al., 2005; Gregory et al., 2005; Vellinga and Wood, 2006; Meehl et al., 2007). Under slowing or full Atlantic MOC shut-down, temperatures on Europe's western margin would be most affected, together with further rises in relative sea level on European coasts (Vellinga and Wood, 2002,2006; Jacob et al., 2005; Levermann et al., 2005; Wood et al., 2006; Meehl et al., 2007). Although there are no indications of an imminent change in the North Atlantic THC (Dickson et al., 2003; Curry and Mauritzen, 2005) it is recognised that MOC shut-down, should it occur, is likely to have potential socio-economic impacts for Europe and more widely (Table 12.3). Hence, it would be valuable to consider these impacts in developing climate policy (Defra, 2004c; Keller et al., 2004; Arnell et al., 2005; Schneider et al., 2007). Such policies are currently difficult to quantify (Manning et al., 2004; Parry, 2004). Assessment of the likely impacts of an abrupt Atlantic MOC shut-down on different economic and social sectors in Europe has been made using integrated assessment models, e.g., FUND (Tol, 2002, 2006; Link and Tol, 2004). Results suggest that the repercussions for socioeconomic factors are likely to be less severe than was previously thought.",
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        "raw_content": "Breaking New Ground: $650M Expansion for Medical Center\nA multi-million dollar renovation and expansion project is transforming the Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center in Houston.\nMemorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center photo. A total of 1.34 million sq. ft. (124,490 sq m) will be added to the hospital.\nA $650 million renovation and expansion project is transforming the Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center in Houston. Part of the Memorial Hermann Health System, the hospital was the first to open in the Texas Medical Center. Known as the Breaking New Ground project, highlights include a new, state-of-the-art patient care tower and a second building with parking and infrastructure capabilities to support future growth and renovation of existing pavilions on the sprawling campus.\nThe project began in 2014 and is currently on schedule for a 2019 completion date. The contract was awarded to Balfour Beatty Construction.\nThere will be two new buildings \u2014 one patient care tower and one parking and infrastructure building. The 15-floor patient care tower will house the Texas Trauma Institute and Memorial Hermann Life Flight, including the John S. Dunn Helistop and\u00ad dispatch center.\nA total of 1.34 million sq. ft. (124,490 sq m) will be added to the hospital. There will be 160 additional beds, 24 operating rooms (19 replacement and five new), 16 additional emergency room bays, 750 new parking spaces, a 335-seat caf\u00e9 and seven shelled floors and six shelled operating rooms to accommodate future growth.\nIn addition, the John S. Dunn Burn Center, the only comprehensive burn center in Houston verified by the American Burn Association, will expand to 20 beds.\n\u201cOne challenge with the project is that it is a tight, urban site requiring relocation of several operating departments to create the footprint of the tower,\u201d said Bob Moroz, vice president of Broaddus & Associates, the company serving as project manager of the Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center construction and renovation. \u201cOld foundations and undocumented underground utilities are within the project footprint. Another challenge is the disconnection and demolition of sections of the existing buildings including emergency generators which are within the project footprint.\u201d\nMoroz explained that the building type is uncommon: an 18-story hospital building containing a Level 1 Trauma Center with a helipad on the roof.\nConstruction has not yet started on the tower, and the project is not fully awarded at this time.\nFounded in 1925, Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center is the primary teaching hospital for the UTHealth Medical School. Memorial Hermann-TMC provides leading-edge care in heart, neuroscience, orthopedics, women's health, general surgery, organ transplantation and more. As one of only two certified Level I trauma centers in the greater Houston area, the hospital provides 24/7 emergency and trauma care. Memorial Hermann Life Flight provides emergency rescue within a 150-mi. (241 km) radius.\nThe original facility was only 200,000 sq. ft. (18,580 sq m). Today, Memorial Hermann's flagship hospital encompasses more than 2.5 million sq. ft. (232,257 sq m) and the expansion will create growth to 3.84 million sq. ft. (356,747 sq m).\nAn integrated health system, Memorial Hermann is known for world-class clinical expertise, patient-centered care, leading-edge technology and innovation. The system, with more than 20,000 employees, serves to advance health in Southeast Texas and the Greater Houston community.\nMemorial Hermann's 13 hospitals include four hospitals in the Texas Medical Center: an acute care hospital which houses the Texas Trauma Institute and a Level I trauma center of which Life Flight air ambulance is a part, a hospital for children, a rehabilitation hospital, and an orthopedic and spine hospital; eight suburban hospitals; and a second rehabilitation hospital in Katy, Texas.\nThe system also operates three Heart & Vascular Institutes, the Mischer Neuroscience Institute, three IRONMAN Sports Medicine Institute locations, joint replacement centers, cancer centers, imaging and surgery centers, sports medicine and rehabilitation centers, outpatient laboratories, a chemical dependency treatment center, a home health agency, a retirement community and a nursing home.\nMagid Announces New Safety Store Location in Houston\nContractor Sentenced to 15-30 Years in Deadly Philly Building Collapse",
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        "raw_content": "As many of you know, I\u2019ve long been involved with NCSL International (NCSLI) in a number of capacities; one of which has been the upkeep of one of the organization\u2019s guidance documents, Recommended Practice \u2013 6 (RP-6). My first activity with the document was on the third edition in 2008. Most recently, I have played an active role in the latest revision in 2015.\nWhat is RP-6?\nRP-6 is published by NCSLI with specific focus on the Healthcare Metrology Industry. NCSLI has a number of technical committees ranging from Healthcare to Automotive to Aerospace; many having respective Recommended Practices for their industries.\nThe official title, Calibration Quality Systems for the Healthcare Industry, does well to detail the area of quality management it covers and the goes into a bit more detail on the standard:\nNCSL International Recommended Practice 6 is intended to provide general guidance that can be used by healthcare industry organizations to establish an effective calibration quality system. This recommended practice is intended for use by any healthcare industry organization that engages in the calibration of M&TE. This document can be used to develop calibration quality systems for healthcare industry organizations in order to ensure that M&TE are adequately calibrated to meet regulatory and quality requirements. The healthcare industry is committed to providing products and services of the highest possible quality and integrity to the world healthcare market. Thus, a calibration quality system should be established. The original Recommended Practice was developed by the Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Metrology Committee of the NCSL International (NCSLI). This latest revision by the Healthcare Metrology Committee reflects current international standards and regulatory requirements.\nSource: This document can be found at NCSL International.\nAdditions to RP-6\nNow on its fourth revision, these new topics help place focus on the product and manufacturing processes. Measurement is the decision maker when it comes to conformance of a product or subassemblies against their intended design. The addition of Appendix B is of particular value for the calibration laboratory when having M&TE adequacy discussions with equipment and process owners.\nFurther additions include:\nEquipment Storage and Handling\nAdequacy of M&TE for Intended Use Decision\nIn this revision, a writing group was formed by 16 participants representing our industry. Commencement began in November 2013. Nearly two years late, the final working document was voted and approved by the NCSLI Board of Directors in October, 2015.\nFrom the perspective of many who participated in required periodic reviews, the document did not initially appear to require a revision effort. Over time, analyzing this document in further detail presented us with improvements that could be made. In result, new sections were added and extant content was edited.\nI am proud of the efforts put forward by our team to provide a top-quality guidance document for Healthcare Metrology. It truly reflects the efforts of some of the most talented and seasoned individuals in our global industry. I applaud Walter Nowocin of Medtronic, Inc. for his efforts in leading this revision. RP-6 is a very worthwhile reference in any Healthcare Metrology quality system and is of particular interest to anyone tasked with setting up a Metrology/Calibration Program.",
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        "raw_content": "Golden Rules of Becoming a Truly Successful Blogger\nI know that the definition of \u201csuccess\u201d is vastly different for different people. For some people, \u201cSuccess is equivalent to Money\u201d and for some people \u201cSuccess is equivalent to Excellence\u201d and some others it is something entirely else. Success is something which is \u201cpurely\u201d subjective in nature. It depends from one person to another and personally, I feel it is never moral to measure success on the scale of \u201cmoney earned\u201d.\nIn blogging too, there are whole lot of people who feel that the more money they earn each month, more successful they are in blogging. But I think this is not something which is entirely true and can be blindly followed. In blogging, Money should never be equated with Success. You should love and be passionate about your work, then earning money should be easier that you had ever thought of.\nThe most important aspect of blogging is \u201cwriting\u201d. But it is true that writing alone will never make you a successful blogger, as there are many other things that you need to master like Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Social Media Optimization (SMO), Email Marketing and much more.\n\u201cYou should form a love-hate relationship with words. Love each and every word you write, feel them, enjoy them and live by them\u201d. \u2013 Me\nNow you can argue by saying that I am completely against making money from blogging. No, I am not and I never will be. Money making is never immoral is Blogging, but it\u2019s something inevitable. You obviously deserve to be paid with the price of your hard work and time investment.\n(Image Source: bubblews.com)\nBut your primary aim should not be just to earn money out from blogging. I have encountered a lot of people in my blogging career, who came to blogging just for the sake of earning money and have now faded away from the blogosphere. But the ones who really loved their work are still here and will always be in the hearts of their readers. And this doesn\u2019t mean they don\u2019t earn anything from blogging. There are many bloggers who have taken blogging as a full-time profession and make a very good amount of money every month.\nThe main reason I started this article with this \u201cmoney making\u201d idea is not because I don\u2019t want you to earn money from blogging, but because I don\u2019t want you to keep \u201cmoney as your main motivation before starting blogging\u201d. I want to show you the path of becoming a successful blogger, help others who need you and make money from it too.\nIn this article, I would like to share some of the \u201csecret\u201d or \u201cgolden\u201d rules you need to know to become successful in blogging.\n1) Are You Blogging For Money? Then Stop Right Now.\nPreviously, I have stressed a lot on this topic and I want to mention it once again. \u201cMoney making\u201d is never immoral in \u201cblogging\u201d, but this should never be your main aim, or goal or motivation. The real essence of blogging is not just making money out of it, but it is to share what you know and help others. And if you are really good at your work, then you will not be doing all this for free forever. You should be paid and eventually you will be.\n(Image Source: andreabolder.com)\nI have encountered a lot of questions regarding this like, \u201cHow I make money from Blogging?\u201d, \u201cWhat is my monthly income from Blogging?\u201d and this is not end when it comes to, \u201cIf I start a blog today, (and fill it with content copied from here and there), then can I make money within a month or two?\u201d.\nI feel very unfortunate that a very less number of bloggers have ever asked me \u201cHow can I truly make my blog successful?\u201d, \u201cHow can I write at my best to satisfy my readers?\u201d, \u201cHow can I keep myself motivated to blog even better?\u201d.\nLove your work, as it really shows in what you write in your blog and enjoy blogging to its fullest.\n2) Are You Reading More than Focusing Only on Writing?\nAs I have mentioned previously also, that writing is the most important aspect of blogging. But how will you write if you don\u2019t read more. The more you read, the more you intake knowledge and the more are your chances of improving your writing skills better. There are many bloggers who don\u2019t want to spend time on researching on a topic and are too excited to start writing.\nTry to read at least 2-3 articles daily on topics related to your blog. It won\u2019t take more than half an hour to read 2-3 articles every day. Try to make reading as a regular habit.\n3 articles a day, 90+ articles a month, 1000+ articles a year. Just imagine the amount of knowledge you can gain within a year if you invest a small amount of time each and every day consistently. Writing a quality, in-depth article every day (or every alternate day) should not be a bid deal if you can follow this simple idea.\n3) Are you Following a Systematic or Scientific Approach of Writing?\nEverything has got a science inside it, and \u201cwriting\u201d is no exception. You need to follow a systematic and scientific approach in blogging, otherwise you will be wasting a lot of precious time of yours. I strongly felt this myself before, when I used to strive to complete a single good quality article in a day even after working for the entire day. I used to get carried away with lots of distractions here and there and especially on the Internet. The Internet is a very big source of information, knowledge and resource, but it can also prove to be the biggest source of distraction if misused.\nThe work that can be performed in an hour, can take even a day to complete and the work that can be completed in a day, can even take more than a week.\n(Image Source: pomodorotechnique.com)\nTo overcome this problem, there are various techniques, like the famous and popularly used Pomodoro technique. You will realize the magic and effectiveness of this powerful technique only when you start implementing it in your writing. I also use tools like Focus Booster which is very similar to the Pomodoro. Sometimes, I even go to a whole new level, by turning off the monitor of my Desktop or Laptop to eat up all the distractions while writing, just like a typewriter back in those days.\n4) Always Look for Opportunities and New Prospects\nI know it feels more like a salesman\u2019s approach but honestly saying, we are all nothing but a salesman. We are just like products with some qualities which we are trying to sell to others.\nIn blogging too, if you need to make real money, then you need to reach out to new clients, find new prospects and grab worthy opportunities. Opportunities are everywhere, all you need to have is the eyes to see and hands to grab them. Don\u2019t always think about your profits all the time. Think about how you can prove to be more and more helpful to your clients. Give your best to your clients, and they will look after you in turn too.\nEvery day, try to make new contacts and approach new clients about your blog and tell them what services your blog can offer and how will they be benefited from it. You also need to pay good attention to the way you communicate with your clients and the relationship you maintain with them.\n5) Meeting Fellow Bloggers \u2013 Networking\nNow-a-days, you can do easy networking on social media sites, like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ etc. which provides a very powerful medium to connect with people sharing similar interests. But there is nothing that can replace the charm of meeting people physically and building strong relationships. Relationship with people is the most important thing in everything you do in your life. There are some people who get involved in blogging to such an extent, that they forget there is also a beautiful world outside.\n(Image Source: searchforblogging.com)\nSometimes it is a very good idea to arrange a meeting with some of your blogging friends at a suitable place of choice, and discuss about new blogging ideas. Trust me, it really opens new doors and brings home new opportunities. Also never hesitate to participate in various blogging parties, get-togethers, seminars and contests. The more you interact with your fellow bloggers, the more you can help yourself and others too.\n6) Keeping a Close Eye on Your Competitors\nThis is indeed a very important thing that you must not choose to ignore. You need to keep a very close eye at your competitors and what strategies they are implementing in their blogs, like new SEO strategies they are following, new sponsors they are working with, how they are leveraging their social media promotion techniques, and much more.\nKeeping a close look at your competitors will help you to learn new and powerful techniques that they are following and implementing in their own blogs. To eat up the competition, you need to live by it. But this doesn\u2019t mean that you will take unfair means to beat your competitors.\nAlways take competition in a healthy way. Competition can be a way to motivate you and can also help you to learn new things that others are doing.\n7) Learning Proper Time Management Techniques\nThis is a very important aspect that many bloggers fail to maintain, and ultimately ends up in quitting blogging. Time management is an art and you need to master this art. You really need to be very precise in managing your time. You need to uniformly distribute, not only time but also priorities among your different works.\n(Image Source: cmich.edu)\nThere are so many bloggers who fail to properly distribute the time and priorities between their work and other important aspects of life. There are some bloggers who give too much priority to blogging and fail to give proper time to their family, friends and other works.\nAlways try to make a plan on how you are going to spend your time each day and try to stick to that plan by at any cost. Also try to make it a habit of writing a log of your daily activities and the amount of time taken by each of them. In this way, you can review your activity log later and can find out those activities which are killing too much time of yours and can be avoided.\n8) Dedication, Determination and Perseverance\nThese are the moral elements that can drive you towards success. 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        "raw_content": "Ryan Kanarek Promoted to Software Support Manager At A.C.T Lighting, Inc.\nA.C.T Lighting, Inc. is pleased to announce the promotion of Ryan Kanarek to the new post of Software Support Manager. Kanarek has filled the role of Software Technical Support for the past two years and will work closely with Will Murphy, Director of Software Support and Development at A.C.T Lighting, to ensure customers receive a consistent level of exceptional software support.\n\"Ryan&apos;s exemplary showcase of our core values along with his skills made him a perfect candidate for this new role as A.C.T Lighting continues to grow,\" says Will Murphy. \"Ryan never stands down from a challenge and is always happy to help - two very important qualities required for technical support.\"\nMurphy also cites Kanarek&apos;s expertise with the MA software platforms - grandMA2, dot2, MA3D and the MA Network Switch - which are increasingly the choice of industry professionals. \"With the continued growth of those platforms it&apos;s important to have the knowledge our customers need at our fingertips. Ryan will be integral in organizing this information for the software support team.\"\nKanarek says he enjoys working at A.C.T Lighting, \"because, first of all, I get to work with the best lighting consoles in the business. But even more than that, I get to build a broad and deep understanding of the software and then help other people to increase their own knowledge.\"\nPrior to joining A.C.T Lighting Kanarek spent six years at Break the Floor Productions. While there he served in various capacities, including Tour Lighting Designer for \"JUMP,\" the largest touring dance convention in the world, which played 25-30 cities annually in North America, Mexico and Central America. He was also Lighting Director, Master Electrician and Production Manager for four annual \"A.C.E. Awards\" shows.\nKanarek has also freelanced as a programmer and electrician in NYC and Central NJ. He is a 2008 cum laude graduate of Rutgers, and additionally attended the Stagecraft Institute of Las Vegas (SILV) in 2010.\nAbout A.C.T Lighting\nA leading importer and distributor of lighting products, A.C.T Lighting, Inc. strives to identify future trends and cutting-edge products, and stock, sell and support their inventory. The company provides superior customer service and value for money to all of its clients.\nFor more information, visit www.actlighting.com .",
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        "raw_content": "Age doesn't matter as long as you are fit: Ambati Rayudu\nFor Ambati Rayudu to become a ODI regular and thereby brighten his chances for the World Cup next year, Asia Cup presents a perfect opportunity\nAmbati Rayudu (Getty Images)\nNot long ago, Ambati Rayudu had spoken about how he was waiting for the right opportunity to break into the India playing XI after acing the Yo-Yo test. At the beginning of this month, his prayers were answered after he was named in India\u2019s 16-member ODI squad for the Asia Cup 2018 which got underway from Saturday in the UAE.\nWith less than a year remaining for the World Cup, India are facing a middle-order muddle. With the top-three selecting themselves (Shikhar Dhawan, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli), there\u2019s a bit of competition for the No. 4 slot.\nFor Rayudu to become a ODI regular and thereby brighten his chances for the World Cup next year, Asia Cup presents a perfect opportunity to lay his claim.\nBut he\u2019s not thinking about that as it will bring in extra pressure. \u201cTo be very honest, (I) haven\u2019t thought about it or looked at it as a competition. It is just an opportunity to express myself and I don\u2019t want to put more pressure to my game by thinking about these (things),\u201d Rayudu was quoted as saying by The Hindu on Saturday.\nIn 2016, after India\u2019s tour of Zimbabwe, Rayudu was troubled by a knee injury that kept him on the sidelines for almost a year. But he remained calm during the period and now is ready to make the opportunity count.\n\u201cI don\u2019t think there was period of frustration. After 2016, I was injured for year. This year I played well in the IPL. Main thing is I feel age doesn\u2019t matter as long as you are fit,\u201d he was quoted as saying.\nAmbati Rayudu Asia Cup Asia Cup 2018 Cricket news india national cricket team\nAll-round Bangladesh crush Sri Lanka in Asia Cup opener\nAsia Cup 2018: Virat Kohli\u2019s absence will be beneficial for Pakistan: Babar Azam",
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        "raw_content": "What Does It Mean that God Hated Esau? (Malachi 1)\nOctober 10, 2018 by: Eric Ortlund\n1The oracle of the word of the Lord to Israel by Malachi.2\u201cI have loved you,\u201d says the Lord. But you say, \u201cHow have you loved us?\u201d \u201cIs not Esau Jacob\u2019s brother?\u201d declares the Lord. \u201cYet I have loved Jacob3but Esau I have hated. I have laid waste his hill country and left his heritage to jackals of the desert.\u201d4If Edom says, \u201cWe are shattered but we will rebuild the ruins,\u201d the Lord of hosts says, \u201cThey may build, but I will tear down, and they will be called \u2018the wicked country,\u2019 and \u2018the people with whom the Lord is angry forever.\u2019 \u201d5Your own eyes shall see this, and you shall say, \u201cGreat is the Lord beyond the border of Israel!\u201d\nThe first verse of the book does more than give information about its human author. Each word supports the divine origin and authority of the entire message. The word translated \u201coracle\u201d frequently heads prophetic passages (e.g., Isa. 13:1; 15:1; 17:1) and means literally \u201cburden\u201d (Num. 4:47; 11:11), conveying a sense of urgency. This burden is further defined as a word from the Lord (cf. 2 Pet. 1:21) spoken by a human messenger. This word is the powerful proclamation of the King, effective in history to shape all events according to his will (Isa. 55:11; Jer. 1:9\u201310; 23:29). This word is addressed to Israel, even though in Malachi\u2019s day only the Judahite community remained. The postexilic community is heir to all God\u2019s promises to Israel.\nThe first word God speaks through Malachi does not expose Israel\u2019s sin (unlike Isa. 1:2\u20133; Jer. 2:1\u20133; Ezek. 2:3\u20134) but rather declares his love (\u02bchb) for them. 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They feel entirely unloved\u2014and, as we will see, this feeling was not totally without justification. But Malachi exposes their darkest suspicions about God in order to subvert those doubts.\nUnmerited, Unchanging Love\nMalachi challenges the people\u2019s claim of being unloved by returning them to the beginning of their history. Although the story of Jacob and Esau is complex (Genesis 25\u201336), and Esau appears spiritually insensitive on a number of occasions (25:29\u201334; 26:34\u201335; 28:6\u20139), Genesis shows that God\u2019s favor rested on Jacob before either boy was even born (25:23; cf. Rom. 9:10\u201313). Although their initial condition was the same, although the parties in question were equal (brothers), the Lord set his love on Jacob, not Esau, for no reason intrinsic to themselves. Because this love was unmerited, it is unchanging. From before their ancestor\u2019s birth, God has loved Israel. The imperfect form of the verb ending Malachi 1:2 implies God\u2019s ongoing love for Jacob, while the perfect verb beginning verse 3 shows his settled and unchanging opposition to Esau.\nJust as God\u2019s love implies both affection and loyalty, so hatred in the OT implies loathing and disgust (Ps. 119:163; Eccles. 2:18) as well as rejection and opposition (Ps. 26:5; Isa. 66:5; a wife less loved is \u201chated,\u201d Deut. 21:15). Israel may see no evidence of the Lord\u2019s love for her, but there was already abundant evidence of his hatred of Edom, as God made its hill country desolate. In the OT, mountains are often a symbol of fertility (Deut. 33:15; Pss. 50:10; 72:3) and strength and stability (Ps. 46:2; Isa. 54:10), yet this most solid and impressive aspect of Edom was withered, so that nothing could grow. In addition, Edom is disinherited; its inheritance (cf. Deut. 32:8\u20139) is given over to scavengers. The imagery of unclean animals living in a once-inhabited city or land is found elsewhere as an outcome of God\u2019s judgment (Ps. 44:19; Isa. 13:22; 34:13; Jer. 9:11; 10:22; 49:33). This image would have had sinister connotations for ancient Israelites, as if Edom had been given over to a dark spiritual power.\nIt may seem strange or even offensive for God to prove his love for one nation by widespread destruction of another nation. But the Babylonian captivity was so traumatic and horrific a violation of God\u2019s people that Edom\u2019s joy at Israel\u2019s destruction (Ps. 137:7) and its exploitation of Israel\u2019s vulnerability for its own gain (Ezek. 35:15; Obad. 10) echo across the pages of the OT prophets as profoundly perverse. (It is roughly equivalent to celebrating the rape of a family member.) God\u2019s judgment of Edom would not have been perceived as excessive.\nIn seeking to convince his people of his abiding love for them, the Lord stifles a potential objection. While the Judahite economy was depressed in Malachi\u2019s day, Edom\u2019s fortunes looked to be on the rise (\u201cwe will rebuild\u201d) \u2014 it expected to recover as a nation. The Lord does not regard their capacity to rebuild as wishful thinking, but instead works out his hatred for Edom by destroying whatever progress they make. That Edom will be called \u201cthe wicked country\u201d means that God will seal them in their sin in so public and obvious a way that no one will wonder why God judged this people.\nThe Effect of Sin\nEdom\u2019s spiritual fate is described in two phrases: \u201cwicked country\u201d (lit., \u201cwicked border\u201d) and \u201cthe people with whom the Lord is angry forever.\u201d These two phrases describe both territory and people, cause and effect in God\u2019s eternal judgment. The word for anger is parallel with \u201ccurse\u201d in Numbers 23:7 and with God\u2019s \u201cburning anger\u201d in Psalm 69:24 and Zechariah 1:12. Edom forever lies under God\u2019s just and passionate anger because of its sin.\nThe final verse of the passage concludes the description of God working out his hatred of Edom by turning to the way in which he works out his love for Israel. One might have expected God to assure Israel that it (in contrast to Edom) would be built up and would prosper, or that it would never be taken advantage of again. Instead, God\u2019s people are caught up in God\u2019s self-exaltation beyond their own borders.\nThis short verse is deceptively simple and highly significant. That Israel will \u201csee\u201d reverses their earlier skepticism about God\u2019s love, when they claimed to have seen no evidence of that love (v. 2b). Now they will speak otherwise, visibly convinced. But their speech entirely concerns God and his glory, not themselves. God\u2019s greatness often is seen in his intervention on Israel\u2019s behalf (Pss. 92:5; 126:2\u20133) or on behalf of individuals within Israel (Pss. 35:17; 40:17; 86:11). To speak of God\u2019s greatness is to imply his glory (cf. Isa. 42:21) and exaltation (Ps. 99:2). In this brief phrase Malachi captures Israel\u2019s future astonishment at the Lord\u2019s visible glory as he works out justice in the earth.\nThe worldwide implications of this exaltation should not be missed\u2014God\u2019s greatness will be known \u201cbeyond\u201d (lit. \u201cabove\u201d) the borders of Israel. The Lord\u2019s greatness is centered within the borders of his covenant people but is not limited to there. This is how God executes his love for his deeply discouraged and wronged people\u2014he works out justice in the earth, to his great glory.\nEric Ortlund (PhD, University of Edinburgh) is associate professor of Old Testament at Briercrest College and Seminary in Caronport, Saskatchewan, Canada.",
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        "raw_content": "Tuition fee numbers not as frightening as they appear\nToronto, ON \u2013 September 13, 2013 - Parents paying into a RESP for their child shouldn\u2019t feel the burden of the latest data on tuition fees coming from Statistics Canada.\n\u201cThe numbers released by Statistics Canada shouldn\u2019t come as a surprise to anyone paying attention to the increase in fees over the past decade and half,\u201d says Peter Lewis Vice President at CST Consultants Inc and the Canadian Scholarship Trust Foundation.\nThe average rate of fee increase has remained steady at roughly 4 per cent over the last 5 years. But if you take into account the average rate of inflation of about 2 per cent (CPI Canada); the actual rate of fee increase stands realistically at 2 per cent after inflation.\n\u201cThis year\u2019s data shows a 3.3% increase in tuition fees for full-time studies in an undergraduate program, so we\u2019re looking at more like a 2 per cent increase this year,\u201d says Lewis. \u201cSince these numbers have remained steady, parents can actually readily plan for that increase from the time the child is born to the time they are ready for post-secondary studies.\u201d\nThese numbers also do not take into account the various forms of tax credits available for students that can be passed along to parents, which could be worth $2,200 to the average Canadian student and applied to the child\u2019s subsequent year of schooling if planned ahead of time.\nTaking into account the tax credits and the RESP contribution, the current average tuition fees of $5,772 can be paid off quite readily with some foresight and planning with a RESP.",
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        "raw_content": "By the age of two, most children have stopped taking their morning nap and are down to one. By the age of four, most children have stopped taking naps altogether. But how do you know when it\u2019s the right time to say they no longer need a nap?\nOne of the most important factors is the total amount of sleep your child gets. Children generally need a total of 12 hours of sleep per day. This can come all at once or in segments. If your child sleeps 10 hours each night, two naps of one hour each are probably necessary. If a child starts getting all of their 12 hours of sleep at night and doesn\u2019t feel like taking a nap, he or she might not need one.\nSince all children aren\u2019t exactly the same, the 12 hours isn\u2019t always etched in stone. If your child is two years of age, they can need from 11.5 up to 15.5 hours of sleep. At three years of age, 11 to 14 hours can be appropriate. At four years of age, 10 to 13 is needed and at five years of age, 10 to 12.5 hours will usually suffice.\nOften, a child will stop taking naps and then start taking them again due to a change in routine, such as entering preschool. Preschool can be exciting and your child may become tired after he or she gets home.\nIf your child is sleeping less than the suggested hours necessary during the night, then you will want to get them to take a nap. Often, though, especially as they start to get more aware and curious about their world, they will stay so busy and excited that they don\u2019t have time to sleep and can\u2019t fall asleep if they try to take a nap.\nIt can be helpful to have the child nap in his or her bed because it is already associated with sleep. If your child won\u2019t take a nap, try enforcing some \u201cquiet time\u201d and point out that he or she will have more energy later by resting now.\nMost of all, just remember that one size nap does not fit all.",
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        "raw_content": "Ramaphosa\u2019s new investigation directorate should start with Bosasa donation\nIssued by Adv Glynnis Breytenbach MP \u2013 DA Shadow Minister of Justice & Correctional Services\nIn his State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday evening President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that he will soon establish an investigating directorate in the office of the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP), Adv. Shamila Batohi, to deal with serious corruption and associated offences.\nAlthough this move in the direction of investigating and prosecuting state capture cases as a matter of urgency is a very welcome one, it does not go far enough in restoring the kind of permanent independent investigative capacity that existed previously. It does not go far enough. It only creates the impression that the failing ANC government is serious about combatting corruption.\nThe investigating directorate is being established in terms of section 7 of the National Prosecuting Authority Act, Act 32 of 1998 (the Act). This section allows the President to, from time to time, establish investigating directorates within the office of the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP), with a specific mandate set out in the terms of the presidential proclamation. Section 7(2) of the Act however allows for the President to amend or rescind the founding proclamation upon the recommendation of the NDPP and the Ministers of Justice and Police.\nIn essence, this means that the President can disband the investigating unit if their investigations start to hit too close to home, for example if they start investigating the R 500 000 donation made to the President\u2019s campaign fund by Bosassa CEO, Gavin Watson. This means that the envisioned investigating directorate can never operate as freely and fearlessly as demanded by the Constitutional Court in the Glenister judgements.\nThis body is further clearly not meant to be a permanent specialised priority crimes investigation and prosecutions unit, but is created specifically for the purpose of the Zondo Commission and other state capture commissions and disciplinary enquiries (such as for eg the Nugent Enquiry). The exact terms of its mandate will be published in the Presidential Proclamation, but from the text of the President\u2019s SONA speech a limited mandate seems to be envisioned, restricting the workings of the Directorate to state capture cases.\nThe DA sees through the President\u2019s smoke and mirrors. We have a plan to fight corruption to ensure that all public money is spent on the people. Our plan includes establishing a permanent and independent unit that is dedicated to fighting and prosecuting corruption. We are dedicated to building One South Africa for All who live in it, and this means that nobody should be free from prosecution, no matter how politically connected they may be.",
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        "raw_content": "On Nov. 21, a three-year-old was killed after being hit by a car that was fleeing police. The car hit another vehicle before going off the road, hitting a light pole and crashing into four people on the sidewalk, including the toddler.\nConnecticut State Police (CSP) in an unmarked car attempted to stop the driver around 3:45 p.m. Unfortunately, the driver refused to stop and ran from the officers, who gave chase. After the crash, the driver attempted to flee on foot but the officers chased him down and arrested him.\nThe other three people who were hit on the sidewalk were taken to the hospital for treatment, with one of the victims sustaining serious injuries. The man in the vehicle that was struck by the fleeing driver was also injured and taken to the hospital, but the severity of his injuries is not known.\nAuthorities are still investigating the accident and are asking anyone with information to contact CSP by calling 2003-267-2200 or texting TIP711 to 274637.\nPolice Procedures for Pursuing Suspects\nTuesday's fatal crash shows the danger of police chases. These situations endanger the lives of not only the officers and the suspects they are chasing, but pedestrians and other drivers who are nearby.\nThis is why the Connecticut Department of Public Safety has established procedures for police officers involved in these situations to try to prevent injuries and deaths.\nInitiating a Pursuit\nThe pursuing police officer has the authority to decide whether to pursue a fleeing suspect. However, the decision to pursue must be based on the conclusion that the immediate danger to the officer and the public is outweighed by the potential danger to the public if the fleeing individual remains at large.\nWhen making a decision, the officer must take the following factors into consideration:\nWhether it is necessary to immediately apprehend the suspect to protect the public or police officers\nPopulation density and vehicular and pedestrian traffic\nThe performance capabilities of the officer's car and the vehicle being pursued\nThe presence of others in the police car\nPursuing Suspects\nOnce an officer decides to pursue a suspect, he or she must follow certain procedures:\nWhen pursuit starts, he or she must activate the appropriate warning system, including an audible warning device.\nThe officer must immediately notify communications personnel of the location, direction and speed of the pursuit, along with a description of the pursued vehicle and the purpose of the stop. The officer must also continue to provide updates.\nThe officer must drive with consideration for the safety of persons and property.\nUnless there are special circumstances, the pursuit should consist of no more than three vehicles and no other vehicles can join unless they are instructed to participate by a supervisor.\nWhen possible, the patrol units with the most prominent markings and emergency lights should be used to pursue.\nAll intervention techniques short of deadly force should be used when it is possible to do so safely and when the officer utilizing them has been appropriately trained. These techniques could include boxing in the vehicle or using controlled termination devices.\nFirearms should not be discharged unless it is necessary to protect a police officer or innocent person from the imminent use of deadly physical force.\nTerminating a Pursuit\nThe officers who are chasing the suspect must continually re-evaluate and assess the pursuit situation and should terminate it whenever they reasonably believe the risks associated with continued pursuit are greater than the public safety benefit of apprehending the suspect. The supervisor can also terminate the pursuit if he or she determines that the risks outweigh the benefit of apprehending the suspect.\nPursuits can also be ended when the police officers are unable to communicate with supervisors, communications or other police officers.\nWaterbury Car Accident Lawyers\nIf you have lost a loved one in a collision, a car accident attorney in Waterbury can help you determine your legal options. Our personal injury attorneys are prepared to pursue compensation for all of the damages you and your family have suffered because of your loss. We understand the anguish that comes with losing a loved one in an accident that could have been prevented.\nWe offer a free, no obligation legal consultation and do not charge for our services unless you receive compensation.\nSchedule a free consultation right now or call us at (866) 848-7077.",
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        "raw_content": "What are the Dances of Universal Peace?\nThe Dances of Universal Peace provide a joyful, multi-cultural way to touch the spiritual essence within ourselves and others. Being inspired by the wisdom and sacred phrases of the many spiritual traditions of humankind, they are essentially a form of celebration and meditation in sound and movement. There are no performers or audience, new arrivals and old hands form the circle together.\nThe Dances are easy to learn, and everything you need to know for each Dance is taught first. Even though you might feel unable to sing \u2018in tune\u2019, or feel you have \u2018two left feet\u2019, these Dances are welcoming to all.\nThey can be great fun as well as most profound.\nThe Dances of Universal Peace offer a safe way to be open to other people, creating trust and healing on a deep level. Through this dancing we come to know more of our true selves, so bringing peace, joy and unity to ourselves and to others.\n\u201cWhat does dance do for us? First and foremost, it inculcates the sense of rhythm and enhances our response to rhythm. This is really a response to life. It makes us more living, which is to say, more spiritual. It brings out beauty of form and movement, and envelopes our personalities in the enjoyment of them. It takes us beyond ourselves, bringing an initial taste of the state of non-being, which is really a balm for the soul.\u201d SAM\nMurshid Samuel Lewis also taught Walking Meditations using an attunement to various centers, elements, planets, sacred phrases and masters, saints and prophets. These Walks are an indispensable foundation to carrying the energy of a Dance appropriately and with maximum attunement. A study of the Walks includes learning to focus on the specific quality by using attunement to breath and sacred sounds to deepen the bodily experience. Each person\u2019s experience of a body-centered walk will vary.",
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        "raw_content": "Pages tagged \"WC\"\nCelebrate International Women\u2019s Day and keep fighting for the ERA!\nPosted on Events by Ann Hesse \u00b7 February 11, 2019 10:06 AM \u00b7 2 reactions\nFollow this link to our International Women\u2019s Day 2019 Events page where you\u2019ll find everything you need to create your own IWD/ERA party.\nWe\u2019ve included alternative agendas, links to relevant film and discussion materials, and even a Women\u2019s History Trivia Quiz slide show to challenge the savviest suffragettes!\nNo matter how large or small your own group is, and no matter where in the world we all happen to be, we can celebrate this important day together as global women\u2019s caucus members! Wear white and/or purple-the colors of women's empowerment!\nAnd don\u2019t forget to send us links to your photos at womenscaucus@democratsabroad.org\nEnjoy your events and keep on fighting!\nWatch the Film Legalize Equality (Free)\nPosted on Events by Angela Fobbs \u00b7 January 30, 2019 8:00 PM \u00b7 5 reactions\nJanuary 31, 2019 at 6pm - December 30, 2019 at 6pm\nYour Happy New Year Call to Action!\nPosted on News by Angela Fobbs \u00b7 January 02, 2019 3:15 PM\nJoin our ERA Photo and Video Campaign!\nWe are SO CLOSE now to getting the ERA ratified! The Virginia general assembly starts their session on January 9th and the Virginia Equal Means Equal team needs our help right now!\nThey would love to have some photos and videos of Americans living abroad who support ERA to use to win over some votes. So if you could take a photo holding a sign and/or make a 30-45 second video, that would be appreciated. Here are the simple guidelines.\nIf possible, they would like by the end of the week so they can put something together for a big event in Richmond on Jan 8. So if you could send something in before then, that would be great. However, if you miss this first deadline, we have also been asked by both Arizona and North Carolina for the same thing and they do not need as soon. Just send as soon as you can!\nSo \u2013 show your support of women and equal rights by creating a photo and/or video. 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Please make your voices heard. And do check out the Democrats Abroad information on this issue.\nNEXT: The Mid-Terms\nWe encourage all our members worldwide to form DA Women\u2019s Caucuses in their countries and cities and plan events, particularly Get Out the Vote (GOTV) events. If you need help and ideas on how to do this, visit our GWC page.\nWomen\u2019s Caucus Chair for Germany is now online!\nPosted on News by Angela Fobbs \u00b7 May 31, 2018 12:04 PM\nI\u2019m Michelle Cummings-Koether, and I am the new Women\u2019s Caucus Chair for Germany. I am here to help coordinate Women\u2019s topics and events in Germany, and to try to place a focus on important Women\u2019s topics for Democrats Abroad. I look forward to working with the various Chapters and Precincts in Germany, to help keep a bright light on topics that affect Women in the United States.\nA little about myself. I was born in the US and have spent my life traveling between the US and Germany. 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When slavery was abolished, they demanded the vote and control over their bodies, then them wanted equal rights in the workplace; they did not give up!\nThis speaks to the lesson number one; when these women spoke out they become stronger. Activism itself, seemed to generate power and it can become contagious. Diane Nash, the civil rights activist from the 60s, said \u201cThere is a power in each of us that we do not realize until we take responsibility.\u201d\nWomen's History Month: Paula A. Johnson\nPaula A. Johnson, born in 1959, Brooklyn, N.Y. native, is a cardiologist, researcher, professor and public-health expert. She is a product of the New York public school system and a graduate of Radcliffe College at Harvard University. 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Johnson also notes that she has been successful by taking \u201cless traditional routes\u201d.[3]\nWomen's History Month: Ruby Bridges\nRuby Nell Bridges Hall (born September 8, 1954) is an American civil rights activist. She was the first African-American child to desegregate the all-white William Frantz Elementary School in Louisiana during the New Orleans school desegregation crisis in 1960.\nRuby Bridges grew up on the farm that her parents and grandparents sharecropped in Mississippi. She came into the public view at age 6, in 1960. Her parents responded to a request from the NAACP and volunteered her to participate in the integration of the New Orleans school system. They was so much difficulty surrounding her admission that a child psychiatrist, Robert Coles, volunteered to provide counseling to Bridges during her first year. The Bridges family also suffered for their decision to send her to William Frantz Elementary. 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        "raw_content": "U.S. women know July 10 is their day\nU.S. reaches World Cup semis\nDRESDEN, Germany \u2014 It did not look hopeful.\nIt did not look possible.\nIt did not look, even a little, like the U.S. women's soccer team, playing with 10 players instead of 11 because of a controversial red card, could defeat the world's best female soccer player and her Brazilian teammates in their quarterfinal match of the World Cup tournament.\nBut it was July 10 \u2014 and this day belongs to U.S. women's soccer.\nThe U.S. women's soccer team claimed the day in 1999 when it defeated China in a dramatic shootout victory at the Rose Bowl in California to claim the World Cup.\nSunday, in Dresden, Germany, the U.S. team ripped its day from a talented Brazilian squad and five-time FIFA player of the year Marta in what was an even more dramatic victory to advance to Wednesday's semifinal match against France.\n\"It started to look grim,\" said goalkeeper Hope Solo. \"But we fought\u2026 I knew Abby (Wambach) would come up big. Whether she scores two goals or 10 goals, when it counts, she comes up big.\"\nIt would be difficult to come up any bigger than Wambach did on Sunday.\nShe provided the miracle moment after the U.S. fell behind 2-1 in the first 15-minute overtime. The U.S. did not score in the second 15-minute overtime, but the decision of a Brazilian defender to waste a few minutes feigning an injury, prompted officials to tack on an extra three minutes of stoppage time.\nIt was then that Wambach performed her miracle \u2014 with some help from her equally determined teammates, of course.\nLess than a minute from elimination, Megan Rapinoe booted the perfect pass across the field to veteran team leader Wambach, who used her head to score the game-tying goal in the 122nd minute of the match. It was the latest goal ever scored in women's World Cup history.\n\"I can't believe that just happened,\" Wambach said after the U.S. defeated Brazil on penalty kicks that highlighted embattled goalie Hope Solo's tremendous talent. \"I really don't know what to say. This is a perfect example of what this country is about. It is the history of this team, what we're about. We never gave up.\"\nBattling back may be what this particular U.S. team does best.\nAnd while there are a number of women wearing those black jerseys who illustrate that fighting spirit we love in American sports stories, there is one woman who's life and career epitomize the energy exhibited by the U.S. team on Sunday \u2014 goalkeeper Hope Solo.\nHer father taught her to play soccer, but the damage done to him by the Vietnam war took him from her childhood. Instead of helping her navigate life, he spent 12 years homeless in Seattle, Washington. 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        "raw_content": "I started writing this on August 14th. I let it go for almost a week, but, nope, the anger still hasn\u2019t bubbled over.\nSee those guys in the full tactical gear up there, standing in front of an armored vehicle? That looks like it should come from a report in Iraq, or Syria, or Gaza. We\u2019ve seen so many of those images over the past 13 years that we\u2019re pretty immune to them, I think. Except, this is not any of those places. This is motherfucking Missouri. MISSOURI for Christ\u2019s sake. The middle of our own damn country. This is the fruition of 13 years of fear and loathing in the wake of 9/11. We\u2019ve officially descended into a police state.\nWhy do townie cops in suburban towns need full tactical gear, high powered rifles, gas grenade launchers, and armored vehicles? Are they the NYPD? Are they trying to prevent another 9/11? Hell, we could have a whole other argument about whether the NYPD really needs to be a junior division of the US Army, but that\u2019s for another time. Life in a lot of these places isn\u2019t all that crazy. There aren\u2019t a ton of major crimes like in a big city, or on the Mexican border, and etc. And this generation, shit. Think about this. You have a generation of kids who grew up playing Halo and Call of Duty and such, and now they get to do it for real. That line of thinking isn\u2019t just me generalizing. I think it\u2019s encouraged. Becoming a cop isn\u2019t just about protecting your town and doing some good. It\u2019s about being the hero and saving everyone. And we wonder why some of these responses aren\u2019t proportional?\nEven more troubling is how the local police are handling this. Hiding the identity of the cop who shot the kid? Hiding the investigation? Realizing that hiding the cop doesn\u2019t work and doxing him only to frame it as \u201cthe kid was a robber, so he totally deserved to get shot all those times\u201d? Sending out your idiot cops in full motherfucking tac gear and armored vehicles, having them fire tear gas and flash bangs, and expecting less? This is all from the \u201cHoly shit, here\u2019s how to do it as wrongly as possible\u201d manual. This is not motherfucking America anymore. This shit has gone to the gonzo zone. And the worst part of it is, even as more and more facts come to light, continuing to hide the police report about the shooting just makes things look worse. Maybe the kid did come at the cop in a threatening way that caused the cop to defend himself. You would think, though, that if that were in the report, they would have put that shit out the day it happened, and this likely would have blown over more quickly.\nLet\u2019s not forget the real stew that has bubbled over and then some. Ferguson, MO, is predominately black. Its power structure and police apparatus is predominately white, and pretty obviously racist as fuck. This really isn\u2019t news. Minorities all over this stupid nation have to deal with the presumption of being guilty just because of the color of their skin. Keep that shit happening and it turns into a powder keg. A powder keg that exploded the minute that kid got shot. Don\u2019t let anyone dissuade the happenings here. The race problem runs deep in this shit. Like it does when so many other minorities get done in by the strictures of power that are meant to protect them. The sad part is that so many white people can\u2019t figure out why these people are angry. How do you think they feel when these protestors are met by an army \u2014 a real live fucking army, like they\u2019re in the third world or some shit.\nLastly, for those of you who don\u2019t get it. Who think the cop is the one being persecuted. Who think the kid \u201cdeserved\u201d it. Step your white asses back and check yourselves. And for the love of fuck, don\u2019t cry the fucking blues about how white people are being persecuted. You wouldn\u2019t know persecution if it hit you in the balls. I know I don\u2019t and I\u2019m not even white. Seriously, check yourself.\nThis has been a fucked up week. It\u2019s not really looking any better on the horizon yet. Maybe, one day, we\u2019ll be able to learn from things like this and not let them happen again. A man can dream.\nHeader Photo Credit: The New York Times\n| ferguson michael brown police state",
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        "raw_content": "You are here:Home/Resources/ Bliss-Tyler Correspondence/ Search the Letters/ Elisina Tyler to Mildred Barnes Bliss, August 8, 1913\nElisina Tyler to Mildred Barnes Bliss, August 8, 1913\nCh\u00e2t. de Genay. C\u00f4te d\u2019Or\nAugust 8th 1913.Friday.\nDearest Mildred,\nMany many thanks for the poor lady and for her son.Mrs. Curtis. See also letters of August 5, 1913, and August 14, 1913. Elisina Tyler provides Mrs. Curtis's name in her letter of April 21, 1914. I will do as you say: pay Robert\u2019s cheque into my bank in London, and direct the Manager to send her twenty five pounds in five-pound notes, which will be easier for her to negotiate than a cheque. Thank you both.\nMy letter seemed on reflection crude and bitter and I hoped it didn\u2019t give you a disagreeable feeling\u2014not so disagreeable at least as the one that prompted me to write it. You see I visualise these things, in the light of what my eyes have seen and my ears have heard. I see the screened anxiety of the glances, the unconscious gestures, the outward physical signs of dread and anxiety; and I hear the over-confident tones and the words that reach me as the point of a goad.\nMildred, it\u2019s all wrong. The self-complacency, the petulant optimism are grounded in something where the wrath of God lies buried until it shall please Him to call it forth. And more and more people will suffer if things go that way; the r\u00f4le of God is to punish or reward; it isn\u2019t to construct a better world out of the elements we possess. That is our part. It is the part Lloyd-GeorgeDavid Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor (1863\u20131945), a British statesman and cabinet minister at the date of this letter. He later became prime minister. His main achievements as cabinet minister were the prevention of a national strike of the railway unions and the brokering of an agreement between the unions and the railway companies. or Bonar LawAndrew Bonar Law (1858\u20131923), a British Conservative Party statesman and later prime minister, who supported tariff reform and opposed Irish home rule. claim the ability and the power to play. I believe in the possibility still. But the poison of pathos has softened my sinews and I fear I at least can do no more work in the sight of all; if I do any it must be when I have the means and the time to keep the effects of the poison in check. You understand me, don\u2019t you? Meantime if ever you wish me, anonymously, to speak on the subject of Equal Suffrage in England, call upon me. I am so happy to read that you and Robert enjoyed your day here. You were more than good to us to come so far for so brief a time, and as I treasure every hour I spent with you in my memory, you enriched me by a good deal.\nAfter that you will see that when you tell me I aid you to understand and to know I shake my head and say \u201cbehold NarcissusNarcissus, a hunter in Greek mythology who was renowned for his beauty and pride. He was attracted to a pool where he saw his own reflection in the water and fell in love with it, not realizing it was an image. Unable to leave the beauty of his reflection, he died. at his tricks again.\u201d\nI am so glad you had a good and quick run back in the fresh air. It was a splendid result. May it prove an encouragement to you to try it in the right direction.\nMrs. GravesMrs. Graves has not been identified. is coming to see you one day soon. Modesty and the fact that England crossed the narrow seas with her had prevented her hitherto. She is a good and nice woman, and is sad and ill now poor dear, but kept in Paris by a suffering friend.\nMildred, you are such a joy to me. Pray God you may not be sent to the other end of the earth. You and Robert reassure me when the world seems to disaggregate itself.\nAssociated Places: Semur-en-Auxois (France)\nAssociated Concepts: Charity solicitation\nElisina Tyler to Mildred Barnes Bliss, August 5, 1913;\n\u00ab Previous: Elisina Tyler to Mildred Barnes Bliss, August 5, 1913 Next: Elisina Tyler to Mildred Barnes Bliss, August 14, 1913 \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "H&M appoints global diversity leader\n18 January 2018By Alice Sholl\nH&M has appointed Annie Wu as its new global diversity leader, following protests and criticism regarding a \u201dracist\u201d image of one of its kidswear models.\nWu has been with the company since 2012, and is currently global manager of employee relations.\nThe retailer issued an \u201cunequivocal\u201d apology on its website last week for what it called a \u201cpoorly judged\u201d product and image which featured a black child wearing a hooded sweater with the slogan \u201ccoolest monkey in the jungle\u201d.\nH&M said: \u201cThis incident is accidental in nature, but this doesn\u2019t mean we don\u2019t take it extremely seriously or understand the upset and discomfort it has caused.\n\u201cWe have taken down the image and we have removed the garment in question from sale. It will be recycled.\n\u201cWe will now be doing everything we possibly can to prevent this from happening again in future.\u201d\nAccessing the \u00a3249bn purple pound\nNew accessible shopping day Purple Tuesday will launch on 13 November with the backing of some of the UK\u2019s biggest retailers. Drapers investigates how the industry is improving its accessibility and inclusivity.\nDoes fashion retail have a problem with disability?\n2018 4 MayKaisha Langton\nDrapers investigates why people with disabilities are so invisible in the industry.\nAnonymous18 January 2018 9:53 am\nGlobal Diversity Leader- now that\u2019s a new one! This is H&M creating a title to do damage control on what is already done. Having seen the violent protests against H&M that took place in South Africa over the weekend which destroyed 4 stores and which I have to say was extreme, and in my view unnecessary, H&M have work to do. But giving someone a title like this is not the answer. The answer lies in training and educating young and inexperienced buying and marketing teams who make these day to day, decisions that very senior executives don\u2019t always see until after the event. It is pure common sense that in a very sensitive world we live in, for many valid reasons, buying teams have to become far more aware and savvy about what they design, buy and market.\nAgreed, my current experience is that the young people coming into the business can have very narrow frames of reference culturally. Single issue politics seems to be developing a generation who can have a passionately held view on one issue but don't see how it fits into a wider socio-political cultural context. The ability to live in an echo chamber seems to be narrowing some people's outlook when we were sold the dream of the opportunities that the World Wide Web would create to explore new areas and share with other people across the world, helping to create greater co-operation and understanding. Currently, in its worst moments, it just seems like a vehicle for hurling abuse at strangers whose opinions you might disagree with. Let's hope we learn to use it in a more consistently positive way.......",
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        "raw_content": "Duftende lacke\nProdukte f\u00fcr gerbereien\nTINTEN, BESCHICHTUNGEN UND AUFKLEBER\nFalls Sie weitere Informationen w\u00fcnschen, f\u00fcllen Sie dieses Modul aus. Wir werden Sie schnellstm\u00f6glich kontaktieren.\n1. This section contains information on how to manage DRUCKFARBEN SRL regarding the processing of user data from www.druckfarben.it\n2. This information is also valid for the purposes of art. 13 of Legislative Decree no. 196/2003, Code regarding the protection of personal data, and for the purposes of Article 13 of EU Regulation no. 2016/679, concerning the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and the free movement of such data, for persons interacting with DRUCKFARBEN SRL and can be reached at the address corresponding to the initial page: www.druckfarben.it\n3. 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        "raw_content": "49 years old maleMy birthday is june 9, 500 pounds, broke, toothless, and short with cooties.\nYou haven't been doing your job.\nPosted by egyptianeyes\nLong cancer male post ahead\u2026\nI just can\u2019t figure this out\u2026even with all the threads on Cancer males\u2026\nI\u2019m a Libra, with my moon in Cancer\u2026he\u2019s a Cancer, with his moon in Libra\u2026we\u2019re both in our 40\u2019s\u2026he approached me on facebook\u2026normally I would just ignore\u2026too many creepies on FB, but since we had many mutual friends in common, I messaged him back\u2026 & before I knew it, he was calling & messaging me everyday\u2026we decided to meet in person & we hit it off instantly\u2026NYE, 1 month later, was our first kiss & when things started getting serious\u2026we dated exclusively for six months & during those six months, he wooed me, swept me off my feet\u2026he was the perfect gentleman, in EVERY sense of the word\u2026& the chemistry between us was mind blowing\u2026he:\n\u2022\tTold me that he wanted me to meet his parents & come over for family lunches\n\u2022\twined & dined me 3, sometimes 4 days of the week\n\u2022\twould pick me up from home & drop me off, for every date, always opening the car door for me & would walk me to my elevator\n\u2022\twould call me to make sure I got home ok if I was out with friends\n\u2022\tbought me a dozen roses & a really expensive haute couture bag for Valentine\u2019s Day\n\u2022\tasked to meet my family & friends, which he did\n\u2022\ttook my mother out a couple of times & bought her flowers for Mother\u2019s Day\n\u2022\twent out of his way to help me finish building up my business\u2026whether it be with electrical, plumbing, carpentry, IT needs\u2026he was always there for me\n\u2022\ttold me he loved me & that I was gift from God, not once, not twice, but on several occasions & not even just that\u2026he told me he wanted to get married someday\nAs a typical Libra, I go in head first into any relationship, never with my heart\u2026with this crab, I felt so secure & so stable, I gave him my heart\u2026I did things I never felt the need to do with any of my past relationships because I never really loved any of them, & because I was sure he was the one\u2026I baked for him & loved him with my entire being\u2026\n& then, 6 months into the relationship, I realized that I hadn\u2019t seen him in over 1 week\u2026 I assumed it\u2019s just the Crab retreating into his shell,& so I gave him his space\u20261 week became 2, then 3\u2026 & though we were still talking & texting almost everyday\u2026I noticed it wasn\u2019t as lovey dovey on his side\u2026 he stopped saying I miss you, I love you\u2026\nSo I sent him a text message asking him if something was wrong\u2026he told me, nothing is wrong but he will explain when we meet\u2026\nWe arranged to meet for breakfast\u2026he didn\u2019t pick me up like he always did\u2026I thought nothing of it\u2026when we met, we talked\u2026.but I got nothing out of the conversation\u2026he had to leave to a meeting\u2026he walked me to a taxi & hugged & kissed me & as he did, I felt my heart sink\u2026I felt something was wrong\nIn the taxi, I messaged him, \u201cThanks for meeting me\u2026I didn\u2019t want to make you late for your meeting\u2026but I really need to ask you a question\u2026was today\u2019s meeting to state that we are just friends?\u201d\nHe replied\u2026you\u2019re silly\u2026of course we will always be friends\u2026I\u2019ll call you after my meeting\nHe called later that night\u2026repeating that we\u2019ll always be friends...so I asked him, are we just friends? 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        "raw_content": "Peter Hujar\u2019s East Hampton Connection\nApril 2, 2018 - 10:57am | By Jennifer Landes\nAn image of Dianne Benson in Issey Miyake silks from 1982 from her collection of Peter Hujar photographs, some of which are in this week's photography sale at Christie's auction house and on view through Thursday. Peter Hujar Photos\nThe street photographer Peter Hujar is having a moment in New York City, and Dianne Benson couldn\u2019t be more pleased.\nAt the Morgan Library there is a solo show celebrating the artist\u2019s achievements and its own sizable archive of his photographs, \u201cPeter Hujar: Speed of Life,\u201d through May 20. Hujar was a portraitist and chronicler of downtown life in the period between the Stonewall uprising in 1969 and the AIDS crisis before the disease took his own life in 1987.\nIncluded in the Morgan show is a photograph, \u201cBlanket in the Famous Chair,\u201d from the collection of Ms. Benson, who now lives in East Hampton. She collaborated with Hujar over several years for images for her Dianne B. stores in New York, which she owned and operated in the 1970s and 1980s.\n\u201cI was fortunate to be in the business of fashion when the mixing of it and art was noncommercial and combusted spontaneously,\u201d Ms. Benson said this week. She first worked with Hujar in 1979, she said, and \u201calthough he was particular and moody, he liked our exchange because, I think, he had total freedom.\u201d\nIn the following years, \u201cas a way of differentiating \u2014 now one would say branding \u2014 my Dianne B. stores, I worked with many great artists in the same sort of exchange.\u201d She paid $500 to her artist collaborators and ran the ads in Interview (\u201cwhen it was the real thing\u201d). These included up-and-comers of the time such as Robert Mapplethorpe and Cindy Sherman.\n\u201cOf course, not with Cindy, but with the others, sometimes I was the subject in the pictures, and other times they decided the scenario. But I always went back to Peter because his ideas excited me the most and I loved his unpredictability coupled with his sense of beauty, his rigor, and his insistence on quality.\u201d\nShe is the consignor of all of the Hujar photos (some considered to be unique) that are featured in this week\u2019s photography auction at Christie\u2019s. An image from her collection is on the catalog cover and the lots are featured in a special \u201cspotlight\u201d section inside. The sale is on Friday and the photos are on view in Christie\u2019s galleries through Thursday. Included are two photos of Ms. Benson herself in Issey Miyake silks. Other images include portraits of her design assistant at the time and a number of notable people in the downtown creative fields of the day.\nIn one photo in the Christie\u2019s sale, \u201cEthyl Eichelberger for Dianne B. in Jean Paul Gaultier,\u201d from 1981, Hujar chose the drag performer to wear the outfit Ms. Benson wanted to feature in an Interview ad. \u201cI said, \u2018Peter, this is the outfit. Put it with my ivory bracelets. Put it on anyone you wish in any way.\u2019 This was Gaultier\u2019s early early career, notice the printed legs, etc. This was not the norm in 1979.\u201d\n\u201cI loved it. He loved it. At that time no one knew how famous or iconic these artists would become. It\u2019s nice to think I put myself in the right place at the right time. I call them the great old days.\u201d\nThe Philip Glass Ensemble outfitted in clothes from Ms. Benson's Dianne B. store from 1984\n\"Ethyl Eichelberger for Dianne B. in Jean Paul Gaultier,\" 1981\n\" 'If Only I Spoke French' (Greer Lankton in Jean-Charles de Castelbajac sheets),\" from 1983, is a lot of two images. The one on the right is featured on the cover of the Christie's auction catalog.\n\"Blanket in the Famous Chair,\" from 1983, from Ms. Benson's collection, is part of the \"Peter Hujar: Speed of Life\" exhibition at the Morgan Library.Peter Hujar Archive, LLC/Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York, and Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco",
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        "raw_content": "17.1.2003: Meldung: IMPCO Technologies: Joint Venture With China Natural Gas Company\nCERRITOS, Calif., Jan. 16 -- IMPCO Technologies, Inc. the world\"\"s leading source of advanced alternative fuel systems technology for internal combustion engines in the Industrial, Transportation and Power Generation markets, announced today that the company has formed a joint venture with China Natural Gas Corporation (CNGC), a subsidiary of the China National Petroleum Corporation, to market and sell IMPCO gaseous fuel products in Western China. The Chinese potential for gaseous fuel conversions is estimated to be in excess of 500,000 vehicles.\nMr. Robert Stemmler, CEO and Chairman of IMPCO Technologies, Inc., said \"IMPCO is very pleased to form a joint venture with a company of the stature in the Chinese alternative fuels market. The Chinese alternative fuel market is growing very rapidly and our sales have more than doubled in two years. The market potential in China is in excess of $1 billion. This exciting market is being driven by surging sales of passenger vehicles, as well as strong government commitment to environmentally friendly technologies (including reforms for the \"green\" 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing); IMPCO systems also permit utilization of domestic reserves of natural gas, thus supporting China\"\"s desire to drive for fuel independence. Our joint venture partner\"\"s knowledge of the market, their strong distribution and knowledge of industry position us for rapid future growth and production.\"\nIMPCO is the world\"\"s leading source of advanced alternative fuel systems technology and components for internal combustion engines. IMPCO products enable these engines to function using environmentally friendly gaseous fuels such as propane, natural gas and biogas. Headquartered in Cerritos, California, the company has offices in Australia, Europe, India, Japan, Mexico and North America. Visit IMPCO on the web at ( http://www.impco.ws/ )\nCertain matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking information that involves risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from current trends. These include, among other things, the growth of the alternative fuels market, the Company\"\"s ability to design and market viable advanced fuel metering, or electronic control products, and other such risks as cited in the Company\"\"s 2002 annual report on Form 10-K and other documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.\nFor further information please contact Dale Rasmussen, Investor Relations, +1-206-575-1594, or media, James S. Mitchell, +1-562-860-6666, ext. 116.\nSource: IMPCO Technologies",
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        "raw_content": "Education Index the partition of 1947 was inevitable\nWas the 1947 Partition of India inevitable?\nIn August of 2012, the nations of India and Pakistan celebrated their 65th year of independence from the British Raj. Although its significance was overshadowed by the Independence Day celebrations, August 2012 also marked 65 years since the tragic and violent partition of India and Pakistan. The newfound independence in 1947 was met with mixed feelings. Although the people of India, through nationalism and self-determination, had finally rid themselves from British Imperialism, they now found themselves divided into two nations. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Blog \u00bb Why it\u2019s important to pay attention to car recalls\nEarlier this month, Toyota announced its recall of over one million of their hybrids due to the risk of electrical system problems that may result in fires. While only 200,000 of the affected vehicles are being used in the United States, it affects vehicles made between June of 2015 and May of 2018 according to CNN Money.\nOwners of the affected vehicles should be receiving notices in the mail where the company offers instruction on how customers can get their vehicles repaired free of charge.\nIn the course of the announcement the Toyota representative declined to comment on whether the electrical system defects had caused any injuries or deaths at this point, instead cautioning drivers that if there is sufficient heat generated while driving, the risks of vehicle fires increase.\nThis recall comes following a 2016 Prius recall involving 1.7 million vehicles for problems related to airbags as part of the wider recall of more than 20 million Toyota cars over air bags.\nWhy do you need to pay attention to car recalls?\nWell, most importantly, it saves lives. A high-profile example of this was when a recall involving the Jeep that killed young actor Anton Yelchin. The 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee he was driving was subject to recall for rollaway problems, consistent with the event that ultimately caused his death. In this event, the notice of the recall, affecting 800,000 was mailed days after his accident.\nAnother high profile and widescale auto recall involves nearly 70 million vehicles related to the Takata airbag scandal. Honda was the automotive manufacturer hardest hit, but it wasn\u2019t alone. Car makers that were affected by this massive recall included: Toyota, Dodge, Ford, Volkswagen, BMW, and Fiat Chrysler. Other car makers were affected by this recall as well and the recall continues to have far reaching effects on the car market in general.\nThat\u2019s why paying attention to recalls can literally protect you from life threatening injuries, and it can also prevent accidents on the road that could lead to avoidable injuries.\nIn the past there have been recalls over things like fires starting while using cruise control, seat belts not functioning properly during accidents, airbags failing to function properly during accidents, fires breaking out while driving down the road, and other highly dangerous situations.\nCar recalls aren\u2019t taken lightly by car manufacturers\nAn important thing to remember is that car makers don\u2019t issue car recalls lightly. The mere act of notifying millions of customers is a daunting task for car companies. Plus arranging for the parts and labor to accommodate faulty cars adds even more to their expenses. Add in the PR nightmare that many recalls can cause, and you\u2019ve got a mess on your hands. What we\u2019re trying to say is, car recalls are serious news that car manufacturers take seriously, so you should too.\nOne other reason you should keep an eye out for recalls? It comes down to liability. If you are in an accident and failed to obtain necessary repairs related to the recall, after being notified and given a reasonable amount of time to implement repairs, you may be considered ineligible for compensation for damages and/or injuries resulting from the accident. That\u2019s probably the last thing you\u2019re going to want to deal with should you get caught up in an accident.\nCar shopping with recalls in mind\nThe time you spend shopping for the perfect car is a great time to explore any open recalls on the cars you are considering, the steps you need to take to repair unaddressed recall issues, and where you can go within your area to get the necessary repairs.\nShopping around with recall information in mind also helps you identify the makes and models that tend to have fewer recalls issued and which cars are most appealing to you. If you have the vehicle\u2019s VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) you can even look for outstanding, or open, recalls on the specific vehicle before you buy it. It\u2019s one of the components you may wish to add to your car shopping, and buying, process.\nGetting more facts before you buy a car is better for you and allows you to make better informed buying choices. You do your due diligence when you\u2019re buying a home, shouldn\u2019t you do the same for a car?\n\u2190 The 6 best family cars on the market\nWays to save money if you own more than one car \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "On August 30, 2015, bestselling author and beloved spiritual teacher Dr. Wayne Dyer passed away. Although he was public with his struggle with leukemia, and despite other online reports, Dyer was the healthiest he had been in years, keeping a very active schedule \u2014 he had just returned from Australia and New Zealand where he lectured in front of thousands of people. His death was officially attributed to heart failure.\nIn a recent Facebook post, his daughter Saje Dyer wrote:\n\u201cI am so proud and awed to announce that after the autopsy that was performed on my Dad to discover the cause of death, we were told that there was absolutely no trace of Leukemia. When he was diagnosed with Leukemia we were told that this particular type was incurable. However he always believed that he had cured himself through spiritual healings and positive belief. This is confirmation that everything he said and believed was true. Many people have been saying that he should have treated his Leukemia and that he would probably still be alive today had he done so. Please spread the word that this is not the case because I feel it is an insult to his memory and to his life\u2019s work to say that he passed away due to his Leukemia.\u201d\nIn December 2011, Elevated Existence honored Dyer, with the annual Elevated Existence Spiritual Service Award, for all the work he had done to inspire, elevate and shift the awareness of others to a higher consciousness. As part of the award, the magazine featured an exclusive interview with Dyer as its cover story that month. (Download our new \u201cBest of Issue\u201d FREE to read the full interview).\nDuring the interview, Elevated Existence founder, Tammy Mastroberte, asked Dyer: \u201cYou have been called \u201cThe Father of Motivation,\u201d and people look up to you. In many ways they view you as untouchable, as if nothing bad can ever happen to you. 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At the grave, which he visited with the intention of unleashing all his anger and hatred, he found himself overcome with inexplicable feelings of love and forgiveness, and he credited this experience for changing the course of his life.\n\u201cThe reason it was a turning point in my life is, right after I left my father\u2019s grave in August, 1974, I rented a motel room and wrote a book called, \u201cYour Erroneous Zones\u201d in 14 days from beginning to end. I just handwrote the whole thing, and it went on to become a worldwide best-seller, and still is to this day,\u201d he told Elevated Existence. \u201cEverything in my life changed after that because I got the rage out of my heart, and I filled it with love. I sent love to this man who I previously had always sent hatred towards, and when you fill yourself with love, you become aligned with your source. 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        "raw_content": "The Latvian policy of renewable energy and energy efficiency has been defined in several documents, of which the most important are:\nNEEAP - National Energy Efficiency Action Plan (European Commission, 2017)\nNational Renewable Energy Action Plan (NREAP, 2009) until 2020\nLong-Term Energy Strategy of Latvia 2030 (Latvia\u2019s Ministry of Economics, 2013)\nThe most important points and targets of these documents, according to the energy policy of Latvia, will be given in the following paragraphs.\nThe main topics of Latvia\u2019s energy policy for 2020 are Safety, Competitive capacity, RES and Energy Efficiency.\nEnergy Policy targets 2020:\nRES in gross Final Energy Consumption: \u2265 40%\nShare of RES in Gross electricity consumption: 60%\no Hydro: 58.8%\no Solar: 0.1 %\no Wind: 17.5 %\no Biomass: 23.6 %\nEnergy savings in:\no Primary energy consumption: 0.670 Mtoe\no Finaly energy consumption: 0.457 Mtoe\nMaximum heat energy consumption by households of 153 kWh/m\u00b2\nGHG intensity: \u2264 0.80 t CO2 ekv.\nShare of RES in gross Final Energy Consumption: \u2265 50%\nSince Latvia is a member of the European Union, it is also a member of the UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change), which has set itself a GHG reduction of 40 % by 2030 compared to 1990 (time period: 1. 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        "raw_content": "Beranda \u00bb Tanpa Label \u00bb Will Whatsapp stop in India?\nIf there are some rules introduced by the government for the social media companies doing business in India, then the current existence of WhatsApp will be at risk in India. A top executive of the company has given this information. India has 20 million monthly users in India and is the world's largest market for this company. There are a total of 1.5 billion users worldwide.\nFacebook's face-to-face WithSteam looks for end and end encryption, which means that only the sender and recipient can read the message. Even if you want to see whatsupport, you can not read the sent message. Within a media workshop, WhatsApp Communications President Kal Wage told the media that without this feature, WhatsApp will be a brand new product.\nVogue has served as a spokesman for Barack Obama's presidential campaign in the United States. He told them that the proposed changes that are going to take place are not relevant to strong privacy protections. People who want the world over.\nHe said, \"We provide Andy Two and Encryption, but under the new rules, our production will need to be rebuilt.\" He further said that in such a situation the messaging service will not be present in its present form.\nWhatsApp is doubtless one amongst the foremost fashionable and also the most used instant electronic communication app within the world and whereas it's over a billion downloads on Google Play store alone, WhatsApp has been adding new options so as to additional amplify the general user expertise. however these new developments conjointly mean that the oldsters at WhatsApp conjointly ought to bog down on the dead weight so as to evolve this app in step with the wants of uses.\nSome of the planned government laws for social media corporations in operation in Asian country square measure threatening the terribly existence of WhatsApp in its current kind, a high company government aforementioned here on weekday.\nWith over two hundred million monthly active users, Asian country is WhatsApp's biggest market within the world. Globally, the platform has over one.5 billion users.\nthat users with this phone won't be ready to produce new WhatsApp accounts. The recent accounts are purposeful however a number of their options can shut down shortly.\nWhatsApp had declared many years past that it might stop services for these systems in conjunction with Nokia Symbian S60, Windows Phone eight.0, BlackBerry OS and BlackBerry ten.\nWhatsApp is presently accessible on phone running on golem OS four.0 and better, iPhone OS eight or higher, Windows Phone eight.1 or higher, JioPhone and JioPhone a pair of\nAfter the new rules were introduced, Woo also refused to deny the possibility of getting out of the Indian market, saying that there will be no help in guessing what will happen next. There is already a process to discuss this issue in India.\n0 Komentar untuk \"Will Whatsapp stop in India?\"",
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        "raw_content": "Obesity ills are a 'myth'\nACCEPTED medical wisdom that overweight people are more susceptible to diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure is a myth, a shock new report suggests.\nA new study suggests people who are obese suffer no adverse health effects until they turn 40\nEven people who are obese suffer no adverse health effects until they turn 40. The research flies in the face of Government attempts to combat the so-called \u201cobesity timebomb\u201d, which it has been claimed will lead to a generation of youngsters dying before their parents.\nThe new study has led to calls to curb our obsession with dieting. Brant Jarrett, of Ohio State University, one of the researchers, said: \u201cThere is a myth going on. Our findings show being overweight is no different from being what we believe is a healthy weight and this is across a person\u2019s entire lifespan.\n\u201cDon\u2019t worry if you are overweight. What is all that stress and dieting doing to your body? Probably more damage than the extra 15lb.\n\u201cBeing obese before you are 40 has no correlation to your health either. The risk that people are told about does not exist.\u201d\nThe report, published in the International Journal of Obesity, shows that between the ages of 25 and 70 there is little difference in the health of normal compared with overweight people based on the amount of medication they are taking.\nThe study also examined the relationship between body mass index and illness and found those defined as obese, with a BMI of 30 or above, had no more health problems than those who were a \u201chealthy\u201d weight if they were under 40. Researchers did find obesity was associated with an increase in medication use among adults aged 40 to 70.\nDr Malcolm Kendrick, author of the Great Cholesterol Con and a specialist in cardiovascular \u00addisease and weight, said: \u201cThis study confirms a lot of other research showing essentially that most people considered obese are at no increased risk of death.\n\u201cOverweight and obese people are being frightened into thinking they are ill and they are not.\u201d\nHe added: \u201cThere is no doubt gross obesity clearly damages health, but the risk does not occur at the levels people are being told.\u201d\nThe researchers examined the health and weight of nearly 18,000 US men and women in selected years between 1988 and 2006.\nTo identify the levels of illness, they examined the use of prescribed medications, ruling out drugs typically used to treat mental rather than physical \u00adailments.\nProfessor Philip James, a world expert on obesity and president of the International Obesity Taskforce, last night questioned the research. \u201cThis is an odd finding and conflicts with a wealth of other studies,\u201d he said.\n\u201cBody Mass Index is not a very accurate predictor of risk. It is a crude and arbitrary figure but many other studies show if someone is overweight or obese it will increase their risk of health problems later on in life.\n\u201cSome obese people can get away with it if they exercise and by virtue of their genetics but a wealth of evidence shows the risk of problems such as heart disease, joint problems and diabetes increases.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "By Kent Jones in the January/February 2001 Issue\nThe word is that In the Mood for Love, Wong Kar-wai\u2019s latest urban fantasia about two neighbors whose spouses are having an affair, is a departure for the director. For aficionados, it's a welcome return to the contemplative tone of his earlier mood-drenched period piece, Days of Being Wild. True enough. In the Mood for Love is composed with a more sedate camera than the tactile handheld pov of the previous movies, and it shares with Days of Being Wild a Viscontian immersion in the ambience and mores of Hong Kong in the early Sixties. But in all other ways, the new movie is entirely consistent with the director's development since Chungking Express.\nIn the Line of Fire By Robert Sklar\nOf Love and the City By Kent Jones\nFilm Comment\u2019s End of Year Critics\u2019 Poll 2000 By Film Comment\nThe last few films in particular feel like reconnaissance flights over dangerous interpersonal territory, getting off vivid snapshots of emotional stalemates in play. Wong Kar-wai has perfected a giddy technique, which appears simultaneously to delve into and flit past the repetitive avoidance strategies and game playing of lonely individuals or couples (at times, he seems like a healthier, more sensual Egoyan). Not uncommonly for a modern filmmaker, he has less of an aptitude for emotional gradation and development than for rough and ready, lunging portraits of emotion-as-action. His films are made up of moments that seem to have been grabbed out of time, as though he\u2019s almost always just missed it.\nWhat makes the movies feel like special events, and what makes Wong Kar-wai feel like the Jimi Hendrix of cinema, is the way every emotional tone is blended into the swirling color and motion of city life. As a city filmmaker, he\u2019s without peer. He understands the city as more than just evidence of Western infiltration (Edward Yang), as a physical entity that exerts its influence over human affairs (Tsai Ming-liang), or as a romantic repository of dreams (Woody Allen). He sees it\u2014guiltlessly\u2014as the natural state of contemporary men and women, operating at the correct speed, the sedate rhythms of rural life being a thing of the past. And just like Hendrix with his endless bag of tricks, effects segue into one another with matchless fluidity, and the viewer/listener gets a quick trip to heaven. During moments like Tony Leung\u2019s fast-motion elevated train ride through the glittering Taipei night at the end of Happy Together, questions of representation drop away and film viewing gives way to pure ecstasy. Like Tarantino and Wenders, those other art hero epiphany-builders, Wong Kar-wai is continually going skyward, exploding his exclusive, up-to-date form of cinematic beauty over the narrative like a fireworks display. What makes him a genuinely great director is the fact that his fusion of speed, color, and vision, always linked to desire, dictates both the form and the subject matter of his work.\nThe fluidity is still there in the supposedly \u201cclassical\u201d In the Mood for Love, as is the merging of emotional and physical (meaning urban) space. This time, the director\u2019s eye gets quick fixes on states of decorum, good manners, politeness, swallowed feelings, which register fleetingly but vividly. There\u2019s a piercing moment early on (one among many) where Maggie Cheung\u2019s Mrs. Su is sitting in her neighbors\u2019 crowded room, a beehive of activity, nonchalantly reading the paper. There\u2019s a faint smile on her face to signal the appearance of calm. Her carriage is erect, her back arched and barely touching the back of the chair. Meanwhile, she\u2019s wearing a dress in which it\u2019s virtually impossible to be comfortable.\nIn the world of 1962 Hong Kong, which is so overcrowded that people rent out rooms in their apartments to middle-class couples, where the old folks watch the younger ones like hawks with culturally ordained authority, appearances are all-important. The film gets directly at the feeling of always putting up a good front, of being on guard against disappointing people, by isolating small physical events in corridors, tiny rooms, restaurants, offices, street corners. This time, the viewer isn\u2019t carried along by the gorgeous restlessness of the camera (best exemplified by 1996\u2019s Fallen Angels) or the Polaroid-ish visual scheme that reached its peak with Happy Together.\nIn that film, Chris Doyle\u2019s cinematography suggested a happier, more modishly color-saturated Robert Frank job (Doyle is one of two cinematographers listed on the credits of In the Mood for Love, and it\u2019s debatable how much of his work survived the final cut). But Wong Kar-wai\u2019s visual music hasn\u2019t disappeared\u2014it\u2019s just spikier this time, more rhythmic than melodic. In the Mood for Love moves with elliptical stealth. Very often, the only indication that time has passed is the color of Maggie Cheung\u2019s outfit: she wears the same style of Mandarin, or cheongsam, dress throughout the movie, and unless you\u2019re paying very close attention, you may not notice that a change from blue to red or green has signaled the passage of days, weeks, sometimes months.\nThe strategy gives every moment real emotional urgency. In the matter of Cheung\u2019s Mrs. Su and Tony Leung\u2019s Mr. Chow, you start to ask: How much has changed with the passing of time and how much has stayed the same? How many times will these kind, proper, self-deprecating people displace their longing\u2014for their spouses, for each other, for emotional freedom\u2014with another ritualized walk to the local noodle-shop followed by another night alone? Every Wong Kar-wai movie has its own brand of sumptuousness. This one is more restricted than ever before in its locations (it\u2019s almost all interiors) and visual focus. In the previous films, part of the thrill was wondering where the camera was going to alight next, and the knowledge that a scene was more likely than not to end up in a spatial configuration radically different from the one in which it began. A good portion of Happy Together takes place indoors, too, but Doyle\u2019s camera finds so many small wonders that it feels as vast as a rain forest. In In the Mood for Love, the camera is pinned down, obliged to repeat the same povs again and again on repeated activities and behaviors, like musical refrains\u2014Leung and Cheung knocking on each other\u2019s doors and talking to each other\u2019s offscreen spouses, Leung\u2019s wife barely glimpsed behind the partition at the hotel where she works, Cheung walking down the steps of the noodle-shop and wiping the sweat from her brow with the back of her hand.\nBut even within the film\u2019s locked-down symmetries (which replace Wong Kar-wai\u2019s usual lachrymose voiceover as a structuring device), every shot remains a quietly ravishing event. Cheung passing her hand over her husband\u2019s back as he plays mahjong, then sitting on the edge of his chair, in slow motion: a sad, graceful moment, where the line of her body conveys the sense of a woman playing the dutiful, admiring wife. The palette may be more restrained than in the previous movies (heavy on grays, whites and beiges, with great swathes of red), but every object glows as ecstatically as ever. Dramatically, In the Mood for Love isn\u2019t terribly different from Happy Together, which had a similarly fraught, episodic, improvisational shoot. Once again, the structure is theme and variations; once again, the focus is the predicament of a couple.\nThe earlier film was about two wayward souls wedged between staying together and parting. The new film is about two people who\u2019ve built their identities on foundations of niceness, who suddenly find themselves stranded and clinging to each other, but who are finally too self-censoring to give in to romance. Whereas most of Happy Together consists of Liu-fai and Ho-ping\u2019s dance of devotion and rejection, most of In the Mood for Love is given over to Mr. Chow and Mrs. Su\u2019s dance of longing and fear, interestingly refracted through an odd dramatic device: each one playacts the role of the other\u2019s spouse, in order to understand the affair, or possibly (intentionally? unwittingly?) re-create its dynamics. Every other character\u2014Li-zhen\u2019s philandering boss, Chow\u2019s happy-go-lucky friend, the nosy landlady (\u201cYoung wives shouldn\u2019t stay out so late\u2014people will start to wonder\u201d)\u2014is a satellite, and the husband and wife go almost unseen, their offscreen voices used as rhythmic punctuations in a movie that feels less like a narrative than a beautifully drawn-out musical improvisation\u2014Wong Kar-wai\u2019s \u201cBlue in Green.\u201d\nBoth films lean more heavily on one character than the other. Happy Together was Leung\u2019s picture, but In the Mood for Love belongs to Cheung, whose beauty lights up the movie like the polar star lights up a winter sky. Cheung is one of the few modern actresses who understands her own physical beauty as an expressive instrument, and who also has the smarts and intuition to take it somewhere substantial. There have been plenty of portraits of repression in the movies, but they\u2019ve rarely been as filled-out or as radiant as this one.\nActing for Wong Kar-wai is a totalizing experience\u2014since there\u2019s no script, the actors and the director are creating characters, a dramatic arc, and a new expressive vocabulary all at the same time. Cheung and Wong have found as graceful and supple a throughline for her Su Li-zhen as it\u2019s possible to imagine. Even more than for Leung\u2019s Chow, with his gelled hair and immaculate bourgeois wardrobe, the clothes make Li-zhen: they dictate the way she moves, and the rigid tension with which she displaces her anger and her desire. Cheung understands that the machinery of repression can\u2019t reveal itself too readily, but can only be divined through her character\u2019s strenuous efforts to keep it up and running (in comparison, Leung plays the Mr. Nice Guy act a little too broadly at times). She understands the inherent sadness of being a \u201cgood person.\u201d There\u2019s a moment late in the film where she\u2019s framed in a window, as carefully as Dietrich was framed in the shadows for her final Shanghai Express prayer. It\u2019s a portrait of beauty at the service of a thankless goal: to draw a veil over a heart that\u2019s sacrificed itself to the happiness of others. Cheung\u2019s is a genuinely heroic piece of acting, and it puts the vaunted best actress award at Cannes to shame.\nWhere In the Mood for Love differs from Happy Together is in its decenteredness and lack of resolution. The further the new film moves from the core dilemma in the cramped apartment, the more diffuse it gets. Chow\u2019s move to Singapore feels vague, as does Li-zhen\u2019s phantom visit to his apartment while he\u2019s away at work. This is the film\u2019s ultimate almost, the capper to a series of near-intimate moments where inner propriety dampens passion. Which would be perfect were this just another movie about two people who don\u2019t sleep together. But there are quite a few layers of complexity generated between these characters. Are they actually in love with one another? Or are they in love with the idealized images of their spouses they project onto one another? Or are they just friends who share a need for love and companionship in the abstract? The film touches on all these possibilities, and when it\u2019s at its most powerful it suggests that they all exist side by side. This delicate, not-so-brief encounter, probably long forgotten by both Chow and Li-zhen (there\u2019s a strong sense that all the action is being remembered\u2014it has something to do with the film\u2019s breathless movement forward), deserves to be sifted from the ashes of time, in the same way that the story itself was sifted from the myriad possibilities Wong threw down during the epic shoot. It\u2019s all there, but a little fancy intellectual footwork is required to tie everything together. Near the end, when we\u2019ve skipped ahead to the troubled, destabilizing year of 1967, Li-zhen goes back to her old apartment house with a child in tow.\nA few months later, Chow comes to visit their former landlady, who\u2019s left for America. He\u2019s told that her old apartment is now occupied by a woman and her son. He thinks nothing of it and leaves. The near-miss is a timeworn, instant heartbreaker, but it feels odd here\u2014if they were to meet again, what would they say to each other? Would they sleep together? Or would they just keep on being polite? As for the coda, where Chow whispers his secrets into the wall of an abandoned temple at Angkor Wat, it doesn\u2019t really carry much weight (hilariously, there\u2019s a \u201cTell your secret!\u201d section on the official In the Mood for Love website).\nFor some people, the spatial, geographical, and rhythmic change-up is perfect. To these eyes, it feels like a failed version of Happy Together\u2018s final side trip through Taipei, as off the mark as its model was on the money. In a sense, In the Mood for Love tries to duplicate Happy Together\u2018s similarly improvised final form: one couple\u2019s dynamics are replaced with another\u2019s; Hong Kong on the eve of June 1997 becomes Hong Kong on the eve of the Cultural Revolution and the escalation in Vietnam; the Taipei subway becomes a Cambodian temple; and the falls at Iguazu find their equivalent in the secret desires locked in Li-zhen\u2019s heart, betrayed by her too-eloquent body language and mournful gaze. But where the geographical displacement of Happy Together gave resonance to the whole idea of going home, the idea of leaving doesn\u2019t do much for In the Mood for Love, which probably would have found a more fitting resolution with a staccato move, a sudden rupture. On the other hand, why complain? This is as intoxicating, as exquisitely nuanced, and as luxuriously sad as movies get.\nIt\u2019s been a while now since Wong Kar-wai first cast his spell of melancholy urban enchantment over America\u2019s more adventurous moviegoers. When he first broke with Chungking Express in the mid-Nineties, it was like tuning into a fresh signal on a new frequency: his filmmaking felt as though it was driven by a seductive urge to dissolve the viewpoints of director, camera, lonely-hearted hero, audience, and screen into one throbbing, super-sensitive entity. Wong made quite a team with his DP Chris Doyle (actually, there\u2019s a third, less flamboyant silent partner: production designer/editor William Chang). Young directors from all over the world wanted to work with Doyle\u2014plenty of older ones, too. His cinematography had a personality, even a mind of its own. The more love-struck neophytes wanted to be Wong Kar-wai, the handsome guy in the colorful sports shirts, forever smiling from behind his dark glasses, who made movies on the fly starting with nothing more than an inspiration, like a painter or a sculptor or a choreographer.\nNow, in the year 2000, his newness is a thing of the past, the imitators who tried to perfect the slurred-motion effect of Chungking Express have come and gone, and he hasn\u2019t made the kind of impact we all hoped he would in the American market: this was one secret cinephiles never wanted to keep to themselves. For those who love his films, it\u2019s hard to separate them from the legends behind them: the insane financing schemes, the endless shoots, the patient, devoted casts and crews, the hours and hours of material shot and discarded, the marathon editing sessions in an effort to beat the Cannes deadline. It\u2019s difficult not to see each movie as the final result of a long, heroic undertaking. 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        "raw_content": "First Look: Official Photos from Set of 'Jurassic World' Have Arrived\nFollowing news that director Colin Trevorrow has already been part of the planning of more sequels in the Jurassic Park franchise to follow next summer's pseudo franchise reboot Jurassic World, we have the first official photos from the tropical set on location in Hawaii. Production began on April 14th, so we don't have any shots of the dinosaurs, but we do get a glimpse of Bryce Dallas Howard shooting a scene. She's dressed pretty fancy, and judging from the room, it seems like she might be the new John Hammond, behind the scenes of the operational dinosaur theme park we saw in some concept art recently. There's also a look at Isla Nublar and one of the park's new vehicles that has some damage, likely from a dinosaur. Look!\nHere's the first photos from the set of Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic World from EW:\nJurassic World is directed by Colin Trevorrow (Safety Not Guaranteed), who rewrote the script with Derek Connolly from an earlier draft by Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver (Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes). No plot details are available yet, but the film has been said to feature a new operational dinosaur theme park, just as John Hammond imagined over 20 years ago. The cast includes Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Nick Robinson, Jake Johnson, Ty Simpkins, Vincent D'Onofrio, Irrfan Khan and B.D. Wong, reprising his original role from Jurassic Park. Universal Pictures releases the film June 12th, 2015.\nHave some hopes for this project.\nThe cast is really good, but so was the cast of JPIII. Hoping for the best, as the original JP is my favorite movie.\nRick on Apr 23, 2014\nI have some reservations along with my hopes.\nJP came at a perfect moment in film history and was the right amount of hammy that it's watchable forever. I don't know what to expect but I have a feeling the movie will be well done but won't necessarily instill any sense of nostalgia (e.i Total Recall).\nMatthew on Apr 23, 2014\nTotally agree, bro.\ncobrazombie on Apr 24, 2014\nOnce I see some water trembling, all will be forgiven.\nColin Trevorrow is writing AND directing so it sounds like he may have complete creative control which is always a good thing (eg. Think of Joss Whedon, Peter Jackson and James Cameron)\nAvatar1209 on Apr 24, 2014\nI'm pretty sure this will turn out good. Can't be worse than 2 and 3....not possible",
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        "raw_content": "E-Contract Abuse Alert: How Car Dealers Can Fake Your Auto Loan\nDiana Hembree Contributor\nI am a journalist covering consumer protection and fraud.\nLast December Tanisha Coley was window-shopping at a Kia car dealership in Stamford, Conn., when she decided to fill out a credit application to see whether she had enough credit to buy a car. As a 39-year-old student and mother of five who was working part-time, Coley was in the market for a reliable used auto. After looking around for a while, she left without buying anything. But a few weeks later, Coley was stunned to find her credit report said she had taken out an auto loan of $28,000.\nDevastated, Coley began frantically calling the bank and other places to find out what had happened. Getting no answers, she and her fianc\u00e9 went to the Kia dealership where she had supposedly bought a 2013 Mazda. \u201cI said, \u2018Well, where\u2019s the car? And they looked really nervous and told me it had been sold to someone else.\u201d\nHow did Coley end up with a loan for a car she never bought? According to a lawsuit filed on her behalf, the Kia car loan was \u201celectronically booked\u201d on December 12 without Coley\u2019s knowledge by Credit Acceptance Corporation, a subprime auto lender with a checkered past. According to the counterfeit installment loan, Coley owed a balance of $17,737, minus insurance payments, an extended warranty and a down payment of $7,000 \u2013 none of which she had made.\n\u201cI finally got someone at the bank to send me the paperwork,\u201d Coley says, \u201cand I saw someone had e-signed my name on the loan\u2026 It was mind-boggling.\u201d\nCredit Acceptance Corporation immediately cancelled the e-contract after hearing from Foley\u2019s attorney, Joanne S. Faulkner, who is pursuing a case against Kia of Stamford.\nFaulkner points out that when contracts are e-signed, it makes it harder to prove the customer didn\u2019t sign it than, say, if a forged signature were scrawled on a document. However, in this case Faulkner is confident that she can show that Coley\u2019s e-signature was forged. \u201cMy client was nowhere near the dealership on the day the contract was allegedly signed,\u201d Faulkner said, \u201cand she has a voicemail from the dealership that day telling her they were still looking to finance a car for her, \u2018and that we\u2019ll get back to you.\u2019\u201d\nKia Motors Corporation did not respond to calls by press time.\nThe trouble with e-contracting\nAccording to Automotive News, electronic contracting is increasingly common in auto retail, with dealerships citing customer demand as the driving force. The majority of Nissan Motor Acceptance and Ford Motor Credit sales, for example, are signed by e-contract.\nE-contracting may be easy and convenient, but it has also generated consumer complaints and lawsuits across the country. Some unethical dealers have used e-contracts to charge more than the agreed-upon sales price, tack on hundreds or thousands of dollars in extra add-ons that consumers didn\u2019t want or agree to buy, or overcharge for government fees and engage in other illegal practices \u2013 such as e-signing consumers\u2019 names without showing buyers the contract.\n\u201cUnscrupulous car dealers and shady lenders love e-contracting,\u201d says Rosemary Shahan, president and founder of Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety (CARS), a Sacramento, Calif.-based non-profit. \u201cThe combination of all-electronic transactions and high-pressure sales tactics at the car dealership, which are aimed at consumers who are often tired and feeling rushed after hours of haggling and test-driving cars, make it much easier for dealers and crooked lenders to get away with fraud, forgery and other flim-flam.\u201d\nExperts say e-contracting abuses are rampant in Spanish-speaking communities. Attorney David Valdez of Culver City, Calif., currently has three cases involving Spanish-speaking clients in which auto lenders failed to provide a Spanish translation of their leases as required by law in California. In addition, the e-contracts reveal the lenders had changed the terms of the sales.\n\u201cIt\u2019s already difficult enough to review a contract when you can take it home and study it,\u201d Valdez says. When it stays on the auto dealer\u2019s computer screen, he says, it\u2019s impossible. \u201cThe client may not necessarily even see the computer screen,\u201d he says. \u201cThis takes away more protections car buyers urgently need.\u201d\nDispute over a Phantom signature\nDisputes over auto loans are common, even without e-contracting. But the particular drawbacks of e-contracts in auto lending e-sales are evident in the case of Steve L. Martin of San Jose, Calif., who was searching for a high-quality used truck when he ran into problems.\nMartin visited Phantom Motors in Fremont, Calif., in November 2015 after seeing its Craigslist ad about a 2004 Ford F-350 truck. At the dealership, he noticed the truck has some flaws that weren\u2019t mentioned in the ad, including bald tires and no rear shocks. On top of that, it was missing a catalytic converter and muffler \u2013 essential parts of the exhaust system.\nMartin then negotiated a deal in which the dealer agreed to pay for all the repairs. The dealer offered him $3,300 in trade-in value on his current vehicle, but when Martin threatened to walk out on the deal, the trade-in was increased $6,300. The dealership filled out a credit application for Martin and asked him to sign a declaration agreeing to an e-contract (although auto loan e-contracts are illegal in California, many customers and salespeople appear to be unaware of it).\nAt no point during the sales process, Martin says, did he see the contract itself. According to the lawsuit, his contract was e-signed by an employee at the auto dealership.\nIn the next few days, Martin attempted to have his truck fixed at shops suggested by the dealer, but the employees claimed to be too busy or not have the correct parts. According to the lawsuit, the e-contract also overcharged him for fees and sold him car insurance he didn\u2019t agree to.\nEqually disconcerting, Martin saw the dealer had dropped the trade-in value to $3,233.13 \u2013 about half of what he had agreed to. He is now suing the Phantom Motors dealership representative, Credit Acceptance Corporation and Hudson Insurance Company for numerous violations of business and consumer laws.\nA Phantom employee who preferred not to be named said the dealership, which has since moved to Hayward, couldn\u2019t talk about the lawsuit until after it was resolved. However, he says the dealership no longer uses e-contracts. \u201cWe thought e-contracting was one of the coolest things ever when it first came out,\u201d he says. \u201cBut a lot of people are having difficulties with it and we just stopped. Having all the signatures on paper and carbon copies may be old school, but it\u2019s really much better. In my opinion, it\u2019s the best way to go.\u201d\n\u201cMarket thick with predatory lending\u201d\nReports of e-contracting abuses come at a bad time for the troubled auto loan industry, whose excesses critics are comparing to those of the pre-crash mortgage industry. Fifth Third Bank, Ally Bank and Ally Financial were fined millions of dollars in damages and penalties for overcharging black and Latino customers on auto loans, with at least six other banks under suspicion.\n\u201cAuto loans are now the most troubled consumer financial product,\u201d said Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) in a speech last spring. \u201cThe market is now thick with loose underwriting standards, predatory and discriminatory lending practices, and increasing repossessions.\u201d\nCredit Acceptance Corporation, which did not return calls by press time, is a key player in e-contracting and has popped up in lawsuits across the country. In one class-action settlement alone, the subprime lender paid out $12.5 million for illegal fees and interest overcharges to working-class auto buyers.\nDespite its perils, auto sale e-contracting continues to grow and may even be coming to California. The California New Car Dealers Association is pushing for the passage of Assembly Bill 380, which would allow e-contracting during auto sales in California.\nThe bill, sponsored by Matt Dababneh (D-Van Nuys), is opposed by Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety, CALPIRG, Consumer Action, the Center for Responsible Lending, the Consumer Federation of California, and the Public Law Center, among others.\n\u201cCompared with paper documents, which can show tell-tale signs if they are altered\u2026 electronic documents are easy for unscrupulous dealers to game,\u201d a coalition of consumer groups wrote in a news alert. \u201cThe risks outweigh the benefits.\u201d\nMeanwhile, Coley is looking forward to life without a car loan she never signed. 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        "raw_content": "This Startup Is Disrupting The Construction Industry With 3D-Printing Robots\nA 3D printing construction robot developed by Cazza, called CazzaX1.Cazza\nStarting as a niche technology, 3D printing has been around for a long time. And talk of how this technology could transform the construction industry, largely theoretical, has long circulated, too. But now, thanks to Silicon Valley-based entrepreneurs Chris Kelsey and Fernando De los Rios, we can expect to see 3D printing robots on building sites rather than hundred of masons in Dubai, and around the world. Interestingly, Dubai has set a target for 25% of buildings to be 3D-printed by 2030.\n\u201cIt\u2019s an incredibly exciting time to be involved with this technology, as it presents great promise in terms of efficiency and capabilities,\u201d says Kelsey, CEO and cofounder of Cazza, a 3D printing construction technology launched in 2016.\nThe startup plans to create large-scale developments in Dubai using its 3D printing robots \u2014 a giant, mobile piece of crane-like equipment. \u201cOur technology will change the construction industry, as we are able to drastically cut labor and material costs, and time.\u201d According to Cazza, its 3D printing robots are capable of constructing low-rise buildings, while the technology for skyscrapers is still being tested.\nA serial entrepreneur, Kelsey, who grew up in California, began to seriously look at the market for 3D printing in construction early last year, using the proceeds generated from the sale of an earlier company \u2013 an app and website development business known as Appsitude that he founded when he was 17.\nAfter he sold his business, Kelsey says, \u201cI was planning to invest in a construction company developing technology in 3D printing space but I couldn\u2019t find any that matched what I was looking for.\u201d That\u2019s when Kelsey and his cofounder De los Rios, decided to set up their own firm. Last December, they enrolled in the Dubai Future Accelerators program \u2014 where startups from all over the world partner with the Dubai government to build, test and deploy solutions for 21st-century challenges.\n\u201cWe have a large presence in Dubai as the government invited us to collaborate with it on its upcoming projects. We moved part of our team here now,\u201d says Kelsey.\u2028Kelsey, 20, and De Los Rios, 26, were on Forbes' 30 Under 30 Asia list this year.\nDeveloping a startup creating hardware such as robots is considerably more expensive than software development. After having invested \u201cin the low millions\u201d for research and development of its technology, Cazza closed a seed round at a $25 million valuation. \u201cWe are going to open our series A soon, and expecting around $35 million revenue by the end of the year,\u201d he says.\nChris Kelsey and Fernando De los Rios of Cazza.Cazza\nThis month, Cazza\u2019s 3D printing construction robots are up for sale. \u201cCountries from all over the world, including Italy, Singapore, South Africa, Maldives and the U.K., are showing interest in our technology,\u201d claims Kelsey.\nAnd, that\u2019s not surprising, he says. \u201cIt is the also the most sustainable approach to construction as it allows environmentally friendly materials to be used, and also reduces construction waste.\u201d\nCazza wants to automate as much of the construction process as possible, from laying down foundation and building walls to developing its own construction material. \u201cWe have set up facilities in the U.S. and Europe for manufacturing our different technologies,\u201d says Kelsey.\nOthers have claimed to build houses with 3D printers, such as Chinese company Winsun that built 3D-printed 10 concrete houses in a day. But what makes Cazza\u2019s technology unique is its portability. \u201cIt can be easily used and moved on the construction site. We are also the only company in the world that has developed high-altitude 3D printing construction technologies,\u201d says Kelsey.\nIn a broader sense, Cazza\u2019s feat is yet another indication of how rapidly 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, techniques are advancing. Once used primarily as a means to quickly render miniature model versions of products, the technology has reached a point where large-scale printers are now capable of making life-sized working creations in mere days.\n\u201cThe market is steadily opening further, as the technology has become much more advanced. Within the next five years, we see this technology becoming commonplace in most first world countries.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The Euro Is A Disaster - Stiglitz, Krugman, Milton Friedman And James Tobin Agree\nThat Joe Stiglitz insists that the euro, that European currency, was a disastrous mistake is well known. He's just published an entire book on the subject after all. That Paul Krugman is less than keen on it is also well known - he's been pointing out why it won't work without a great deal more fiscal integration for some time now. Completists will know that Milton Friedman was against it too as this piece from 1997 shows:\nIf one country is affected by negative shocks that call for, say, lower wages relative to other countries, that can be achieved by a change in one price, the exchange rate, rather than by requiring changes in thousands on thousands of separate wage rates, or the emigration of labor. The hardships imposed on France by its \"franc fort\" policy illustrate the cost of a politically inspired determination not to use the exchange rate to adjust to the impact of German unification. Britain\u2019s economic growth after it abandoned the European Exchange Rate Mechanism a few years ago to refloat the pound illustrates the effectiveness of the exchange rate as an adjustment mechanism.\nA single currency removes one of your tools to deal with asymmetrical shocks across the currency zone. You cannot vary the exchange rate to aid in dealing with such shocks. In fact, given the single currency, the single monetary policy, and the straightjacket insisted upon about fiscal policy, there is only one policy left. Those changes in thousands upon thousands of separate wage rates or, as we also call it, internal devaluation.\nAnyone who has been reading these pages for any length of time will know that I make this point often enough. What is being added today is that Paul Krugman has been quoting James Tobin on the point:\nthe empirically questionable implication of the usual natural rate hypothesis that unemployment rates only slightly higher than the critical rate will trigger ever-accelerating deflation. Phillips curves seem to be pretty flat at high rates of unemployment. During the great contraction of 1930-33, wage rates were slow to give way even in the face of massive unemployment and substantial deflation in consumer prices. Finally in 1932 and 1933 money wage rates fell more sharply, in response to prolonged unemployment, layoffs, shutdowns, and to threats and fears of more of the same.\nFriedman and Tobin were often thought as the antithesis of each other. But there's a lot more agreement among seemingly very different economists than people might generally think. There might be certain issues where people are trying to work something out for the first time where there is disagreement. But the general foundations of the subject are agreed across those divisions.\nAs here, with Friedman laying out the basic point about how internal devaluation will be the only policy left and Tobin pointing out just how damn difficult it will be to do. Another way of reading Tobin there is the amount of economic pain that will have to be inflicted to get those wage rates to fall. He and Friedman would have agreed that varying the exchange rate was going to cause a great deal less grief. At which point Krugman:\nSure enough, the return of mass unemployment after 2008 didn\u2019t produce much in the way of wage decline, except, finally, after years of Depression-level unemployment in Greece.\nThe structure of the euro insists upon the most difficult, the method with the greatest human suffering, way of adapting economies to such asymmetric shocks. Which is, of course, why it is a disaster. For inflicting human misery isn't notably thought of as being a desirable object of public policy - rather the opposite in fact, alleviating it is.\nYep, it's a disaster. And it doesn't in fact need four Nobel Laureates to tell us either. It's as plain as the nose on my face that it is - and thus the sooner it collapses the better. Hopefully along with that system that brought it into being, the EU itself.",
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        "raw_content": "New Report: Tax Fairness -- Not a Tax Holiday -- Is the Best Way to Fund Our Infrastructure and Create Middle-Class Jobs\nFederal Tax Policy, Revenue & Spending, Press Room, National Highway Trust Fund\nContact: Brian Gumm, bgumm@foreffectivegov.org, 202-683-4812\nAs Congress debates ways to fund the Highway Trust Fund, a new report shows tax fairness \u2013 not a tax holiday \u2013 is the best way to fund our infrastructure and create middle-class jobs.\nWASHINGTON, April 1, 2015\u2014President Obama has just sent Congress a bill that would replenish the Highway Trust Fund through a 14 percent tax on offshore corporate profits. There is bipartisan support for even deeper tax cuts for companies that have stockpiled profits in tax havens, where they remain untaxed until \"repatriated\" to the United States.\nA new report, to be released April 1 by the Center for Effective Government and the Institute for Policy Studies, reveals why such tax breaks would be dangerously short-sighted.\nThe report, Burning Our Bridges, finds that these 26 companies account for more than half of the $2.1 trillion U.S. companies have stashed in untaxed offshore profits. By simply paying taxes owed on these profits, these corporations could cover the cost of key infrastructure investments:\nIf Apple, the largest offshore profit stockpiler, paid what it owes in taxes, the revenue would cover 17 percent of the cost of needed repairs on all public school buildings.\nIf General Electric paid taxes on the profits it holds offshore, the estimated revenue would pay for all of the unmet maintenance needs in local, state, and national parks \u2013 and more.\nIf seven major pharmaceutical firms that stash profits offshore paid the taxes they owe, the revenue could replace all of the deficient bridges in the United States.\n\"Corporate CEOs often view taxes as a cost to be managed, not an investment in America and an infrastructure that will create a competitive, innovative future,\" said Scott Klinger, Director of Revenue and Spending Policies at the Center for Effective Government and a co-author of the report. \"Congress can ensure that America\u2019s corporations pay for the public services and investments on which we all depend, assuring a brighter future for American business \u2013 and for all of us.\"\nCongress has floated several one-time \"tax holiday\" proposals to encourage companies to bring profits back to the United States at very low tax rates. Each of these proposals rewards the very companies that have worked the hardest to game the tax system. These policies would also shortchange our future by generating just a small fraction of the $3.6 trillion we need to invest in our aging infrastructure by 2020 and wouldn't address the longer-term problem of legalized tax dodging.\n\"Rather than giving corporations another tax break, Congress could close the offshore tax dodging loophole,\" said Sarah Anderson, IPS Global Economy Director and a report co-author. \"This could raise $590 billion over the next ten years, and $90 billion every year after that, a significant down payment on our nation\u2019s infrastructure needs that could create 1.8 million jobs.\"\nThe report is available at http://www.foreffectivegov.org/burning-our-bridges.\u200e\nThis is the latest in a series of joint IPS-CEG reports related to corporate tax-dodging. In November 2014, they analyzed corporations that pay their CEOs more than they pay in federal income taxes. The report, Fleecing Uncle Sam, received coverage in Reuters, Politico, and the Wall Street Journal, among other outlets.\nThe Institute for Policy Studies (IPS-DC.org) is an independent multi-issue think tank founded in 1963. IPS provides inequality analysis and solutions through its monthly Too Much newsletter and the website Inequality.org.",
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        "raw_content": "what thinketh thou?\nWhatever you think you will ultimately speak and what you say you will have. We could make you a small booklet of things to say that are good and wholesome, but if you don\u2019t believe them you will not have them. Whatever our source of information that we give ourselves to hear will become our thoughts.\nIf you want to be a failure then study after failures, if you want to be successful then study after successful people.\nWhatever I endeavor to do, whether it be golf, trap shooting or a student of God\u2019s Word, I also seek out people who know more than I do. There are a lot of folks who are far more knowledgeable than I am. Without humility you will never find these people and we must always remain humble and never forget those who help us.\nProverbs 23:7 For as a man thinketh in his heart so he is.\nThe foundation of your success or failure can be traced back to what you think. One of the greatest adversities we must overcome is what we were told as children, there is a lot of information we must sort through. Some of the things spoken to children sticks with them into adulthood. As a grown man I had to eradicate things in my thinking that were planted there as a child. I believe most of the fears adults have today came to them as children and now we must deal with them as adults. We don\u2019t like to admit we have fears because they seem so childish!\n2 Timothy 1:7 God has not given us the spirit of fear, but He gave us the Spirit of power, love and a sound mind.\nIf God didn\u2019t give us the spirit of fear, then who did? We all know that fear comes from the devil, people under the influence of fear do not make rational decisions. If the devil can keep us in fear then he can keep us from faith and the blessings of our Lord. Some folks just adapt to their fears and avoid situations where they would have to deal with \u201ctheir\u201d fears. The more fears you have the more limits you put on yourself. God gave us the Spirit of power, love and a sound mind to deal with the spirit of fear. If it isn\u2019t from God then we have no business with it, we must deal with it according to God\u2019s Word.\n1 Corinthians 2:16 But we have the mind of Christ.\nLosing one\u2019s mind is considered a psychological problem usually attributed to stress. But in the life of a Christian we must lose our mind, our way of thinking, before we can have the mind of Christ and His way of doing things. What thinketh thou? I think like Christ thinks, I study my Bible to find out what He thinks and then I emulate Him. If I have the mind of Christ and I think like He does, then I\u2019m a success looking for a place to happen. We are not stuck with all the negative thoughts we grew up with, we can trade them off for a new mind with new thoughts. I think everything will be all right.",
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        "raw_content": "Warriors sign Hilton Armstrong\nOakland, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - The Golden State Warriors have signed center Hilton Armstrong, who had been playing with the club&apos;s NBA Development League team in Santa Cruz.\nTerms of the deal were not released.\nIn six games with Santa Cruz, Armstrong averaged 15.3 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 3.0 blocks.\nArmstrong was selected 12th overall in the 2006 draft by the then-New Orleans Hornets. The 29-year-old veteran has played with the Hornets (2006-09), Sacramento Kings (2010), Houston Rockets (2010), Washington Wizards (2010-11) and Atlanta Hawks (2011).\nThe University of Connecticut product averaged 3.1 points and 2.6 rebounds in 277 NBA games. Armstrong also played the 2012-13 campaign with Santa Cruz and spent the 2013 preseason with the Indiana Pacers.",
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        "raw_content": "If there is a dirty core of the terrorist movement in Iraq, it is Fallujah (search), known by coalition soldiers as \"the bomb factory.\" That\u2019s where the mutilation of U.S. contractors in March led to a full-scale assault by U.S. and coalition forces.\nU.S. Marines say they were just two days away from a clean sweep of the city\u2019s terror cells. But a decision was made in Baghdad to try negotiation with the same terrorists who had hung bodies from lampposts and had begun sawing the heads off of innocent contractors. Coalition forces were pulled back and a hodgepodge of terrorists quickly took over and installed a Taliban-like rule by terror.\nBut if the Marines were stopped from exacting revenge, the townspeople apparently aren\u2019t. Many residents have had enough of foreign terrorists, and are beginning to turn on them. Just last week, Abu Abdallah Suri, a Syrian deputy of Abu al-Zarqawi (search), was killed in Fallujah. According to the Washington Post: \"He was shot in the head and chest while being chased by a carload of tribesmen, according to a security guard who said he witnessed the killing.\"\nSuch lynchings are becoming more common in Fallujah, where one local told the Post: \"We were deceived by them. We welcomed them first because we thought they came to support us, but now everything is clear.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Iraq Holds First Executions Since Saddam Ouster\nBAGHDAD, Iraq \u2013 Iraq executed three convicted murderers Thursday, the first carried out here since the 2003 ouster of Saddam Hussein (search), the government announced.\n\"At 10 a.m. in Baghdad the first executions were carried out since the fall of the regime, against three criminals,\" spokesman Laith Kubba (search) said.\nThe government announced Aug. 17 that the three had been sentenced to death after having been convicted by a court in the Shiite city of Kut (search), 100 miles southeast of Baghdad, for killing three police officers.\nThe statement said they also had been found guilty of kidnapping and rape.\nKubba did not say how the three were executed but capital punishment here is carried out by hanging.\nDeath sentences must be approved by the three-member presidential council headed by President Jalal Talabani (search), who opposes capital punishment. Talabani refused to sign the authorization himself but his office said he had authorized one of his vice presidents, Adil Abdul-Mahdi, to do so for him.\nFollowing the collapse of Saddam&apos;s regime, the U.S.-led occupation authority abolished capital punishment. Iraqi authorities reinstated the death penalty after the formal end of the occupation in June 2004.\nIraqi officials said at the time that capital punishment was reinstated so that Saddam could be executed if he is convicted of crimes committed by his regime during a series of trials expected to start this fall.\nEuropean Union countries have distanced themselves from legal proceedings against Saddam, refusing to provide forensic and other assistance, because they oppose capital punishment.",
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        "raw_content": "The One Question That Could Change Your Life Forever\nI recently had the privilege to have a great conversation with a 95-year-old man who was full of energy, passion and enthusiasm for life like something I have never seen before. What surprised me the most about this man was his age combined with his youthful passion and eagerness to make each day a masterpiece.\nRoughly 10 minutes into the conversation, I asked the man, \u201cHow do you do it? How do you stay full of energy, passion and enthusiasm at your age? I don\u2019t mean to sound rude or anything, but you are hungrier and more excited to make a difference and live life to the fullest at 95 than most people in their 20s and 30s.\u201d\nRelated: Pastor Joel Osteen Reveals the 2 Words That Can Motivate You to Pursue Your Dreams\nHis response was chilling and really prompted me to go into deep thought about it for a couple of days: \u201cIt\u2019s simple son. For the past 50 years I have always asked myself, &apos;if today was my last day here on earth, would my life matter? Would my life be remembered as one that held significance and meaning?&apos; By asking myself this question every day, I&apos;m excited to wake up each morning and live that day to the fullest. Frankly, I believe that\u2019s the only reason why I&apos;m still alive.\u201d\nLater that night, I spent a lot of time thinking about the elder man&apos;s response. It hit me that this sentiment should be lived by all of us in our business and personal lives, as well as our relationships and encounters with other human beings on a daily basis.\nWill your life matter?\nThis is a really profound question when you give it some thought. Every one of us should be asking the question, \u201cIf today was my last day here on earth, would my life matter?\u201d It\u2019s amazing to see so many people, and I have even caught myself falling into this trap from time to time, just navigating mindlessly through life without ever coming to the realization that life truly is short and that we don\u2019t live forever.\nRelated: Make Friends With Your Fear, and It Will Do Great Things for You\nThat\u2019s a major reason why so many people don\u2019t follow and live their passions. That\u2019s why so many don\u2019t embark on their life&apos;s calling that tugs at their hearts every single day. That\u2019s why so many just do enough to get the job done instead of going the extra mile to create a masterpiece. They completely lose sight of the fact that they won&apos;t live forever and that their time here on earth is very limited.\nLiving in a world of \u201csomedays\u201d is not enough to live a life of significance. I encourage you to begin the process of asking yourself this question each day. I am certain that you will find a newfound passion for life that will have others asking you just like I asked the elder gentleman, \u201cWhat are you doing differently?\u201d\nGo beyond materialistic possessions.\nLiving a life that matters is about a whole lot more than materialistic possessions. This is where I think a lot of people get it all mixed up. During your final days here on earth, I can promise you that your materialistic possessions will not be one of the first things that comes to mind. You can make a lot of money and have a ton of nice things while still not living a life of significance.\nWe all want to earn a comfortable living and enjoy nice things, but don\u2019t forget what matters most. What is the quality of your relationships? Are you making a difference in the lives of others each day? Is your business and organization making a profound impact on the industry that you are in? Are you living every day to the absolute fullest? Are you creating a masterpiece today?\nSo ask yourself that one simple question, \"If today was my last day here on earth, would my life matter?\" Doing so can change your life in a variety of different ways.\nRelated: 10 Realizations Every Entrepreneur Eventually Has",
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        "raw_content": "The Top 5 Parenting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them\nAs parents, we all make mistakes. On the Parental Support Line, I often encourage parents to give themselves a break-after all, it's impossible for any of us to be perfect. Our kids test us at every age and stage; it's part of their job as children to push boundaries with us and see where the line is drawn. As they get older, it can often feel like we are running through a parenting obstacle course: just when we've figured out one stage-and its many challenges-our kids move on to the next one. So you might feel pretty confident in your role as a parent when your child is nine, but then everything changes again when he moves on to the tween years and starts acting out in new, unimagined ways.\nPersonalizing your child's behavior. It's hard not to take it personally when your child misbehaves or says something hurtful to you. I think it's important to accept that you will get upset from time to time and your feelings will be hurt. You might be shocked and angry when your child misbehaves, and that's natural-you're human. But try to recognize when you're too upset. Remind yourself that when you feel this way, you've got to give yourself some time before you interact with your child about it; try to calm down before you come up with your discipline strategy.\nHow will you know you're personalizing things? You'll feel really upset. You'll say or think things like, \"How could he do this to me? How dare you speak to me that way! You'll do what I tell you to when I tell you to do it.\" What you want to do instead is recognize that you're taking things too personally and then try to detach from the situation. Calm down and leave the room if you need to. On the Support Line, I often start by asking parents \"What behaviors are you concerned about?\" The parent might respond, \"My child is disrespectful.\" But in order for parents to begin to tackle problem behaviors, we need to talk in terms of \"doing\" and not \"feeling.\" I'll then ask, \"What was going on when your child wasn't respecting you?\" The answer might be, \"Well, he wouldn't do his homework,? or \"She won't clean her room.? I actually like to hear that, because I know that now we have something to work with-a behavior that we can tackle, instead of an emotion. As James Lehman says, \"Focus on the behavior, not the feelings.\" You can fight with your child until you're blue in the face about disrespect or motivation, but the way to really effect change is by focusing on their behavior.\nI often recommend that parents set up a structure and real goals that their kids can work toward rather than lecturing your children about how they should respect you. That will never get you anywhere.\nMisunderstanding the developmental stage of your child. It can be easy to misunderstand the developmental stage of your child, whether they are younger or in their teens. What I mean by this is that parents sometimes assume that their young child has more understanding about human nature-and how he should behave-than he actually does. On the Parental Support Line, I hear from many parents who have the expectation that their children should be altruistic, for example-that their kids should think of other people first. And if a young child has an advanced vocabulary, it's easy to assume his verbal ability indicates he's also physically and emotionally advanced. But as James Lehman says, \"They're not little adults, they're children.\" You can't expect your child to have the same kind of empathy, altruism or physical discipline and skills that you do. They simply don't have that capacity yet.\nThis also shows up with teens-there is an expectation that teenagers should feel gratitude, be very empathetic, and be future-oriented. So parents will try to motivate their kids by lecturing them about their future. The truth is, teens are very selfish in their focus; that's part of the developmental stage they're in as adolescents. It's our job to teach them empathy and goal-setting. I don't think there's any point in getting angry with your child for something they can't do yet. Knowing what your child is capable of at a certain developmental stage can really help you to have reasonable expectations for them.\nExpecting one type of parenting style to fit kids with a specific diagnosis. James Lehman says that regardless of your disability, you still have to figure out how to get along in society. This is absolutely true, but some parents take it to mean that all kids can and should respond to the same kind of parenting. The truth is, for kids with ADHD or other diagnoses, your parenting style will have to change a bit to be effective. Simply setting up a structure and using consequences to keep a child with ADHD on task, as you would for a child who does not have it, will usually not work-in fact, it's been shown that children with ADHD respond better when you alter the rewards and consequences system. (Dr. Bob Myers explains how to do this in his Total Focus Program for kids with ADD and ADHD.)\nKids with ADHD may know how to do things, but sometimes they just can't pull it off. Maybe they get started on a task, but they can't finish it because their impulsivity or distractibility gets them off track. If you don't understand that as a parent, then you're punishing your child without being helpful to him-and the behavior won't change. That's why you need to learn how to coach your child appropriately by saying things like, ?Hey you're getting off track. Why don't you come back and finish your homework first before you start on the next project?? You also may need to accept the fact that before their meds kick in, they are going to have a challenging time getting ready for school.\nSo even though the end result is that you want your child to function in society as an adult some day, that doesn't mean that you treat every child the same way. You still have to parent differently according to your child's needs or diagnosis.\nLooking for a \"magic consequence\". Parents often ask me, \"What's the best consequence for this behavior?\" They want a list of consequences they can plug in when their child misbehaves, but that's not exactly the way it works. James Lehman recommends using a consequence that is related to the behavior, if possible, so it is often case-specific. For example, if your child can't wake up and get ready for school in the morning, you might make him go to bed earlier. But, experiencing this consequence is really only part of solving the problem of why your child isn't able to get ready for school on time. So with that consequence, what you're also teaching your child is, \"You're too tired-you need to get more sleep.\" Problem solving is the foundation of this technique, not giving consequences.\nThe other problem with looking for a \"magic consequence\" is that it assumes that the consequence itself will change behavior. But when you want to change what your child is doing, you really need a whole system of discipline, limit setting, coaching, teaching and problem solving, like the one James Lehman created in his Total Transformation Program. James says to always ask yourself the lesson your child needs to learn. That lesson may or may not include a consequence. Think of consequences as a tool in your toolbox that you may or may not use, according to the job. Remember, consequences alone will not change behaviors; if they did, all we would need would be a consequences and rewards chart-but we need more. You can't make lasting behavior changes without using problem solving.\nBelieving that harsh, long-term punishments will work. Harsh, long-term punishments usually come about when parents are personalizing their child's behavior. Some parents feel that if their child gets a really severe or long-term consequence, they'll never forget it-and the experience will cause them to never disobey them again. But if your punishment is too harsh, your child won't feel remorse but probably will feel resentment towards you. In my opinion, we don't want to use punishments to create fear, shame, physical pain, or resentment.\nDon't take away special occasions, birthday or holiday celebrations, or anything the child cannot earn back. Taking away a video game for a week is very different from taking away a homecoming dance your son or daughter will never be able to go to again. Instead, you want them to have opportunities to practice doing the behavior correctly and to earn privileges.\nIt can take practice for your child to change his behavior, and being able to practice means learning how to make better choices. So being grounded for three weeks is often ineffective-you're really just \"teaching your kid how to do time,\" as James Lehman says, not how to change what he's doing. You'll also be lucky if your child remembers why he's been grounded in the first place. And here's another big one: you've got nothing to work with as a parent-no opportunities to use incentives to motivate your child during this time. Your child needs the opportunity to practice getting it right the next time in order to improve behaviors.\nHere's an example. Let's say your teen frequently swears at you and his siblings. Giving him a long-term consequence gives him no opportunity to practice controlling himself-he has no incentive to try. He's already lost everything for three weeks, so he'll probably reason that he might as well swear, because he's got nothing left to lose. Rather than trying to stop something that happens frequently all at once, require your child to make steady improvements.\nInstead of long-term consequences, we recommend that you first think about how frequently a behavior happens. Set your goal at gradually reducing the frequency. So if your kid swears at you four times a day, your initial goal might be three times a day with an eventual goal of zero. This can be hard to accept at first, but this really works.\nAlso, if the behavior happens four times a day, you've got to have incentives that you can use four times a day. For example, you might take away your child's cell phone for two hours each time. 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        "raw_content": "Early Waves of Low-Sulfur Fuel Rule Reach Shores of Ocean Freight Shippers\nThe ocean freight industry is facing a new deluge in form of the recently implemented low-sulfur fuel (LSF) rule, an environmental mandate introduced by the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Although the new regulation is set to take effect only from January 1, 2020, the world\u2019s largest ocean carriers have already started taking steps to transition from the currently used high-sulfur bunker fuel to the newly mandated low-sulfur type, which leaves a lower carbon footprint but is quite expensive and will likely push shipping costs upward.\nWhile the shipping industry is expected to incur costs in the range of $24-60 billion for transitioning to LSF, large shipping lines are looking at an additional hit of $1-2 billion individually due to the new rules. Apart from transitioning to the new fuel, carriers are also looking at other options such as installing scrubbers on vessels to filter out sulfur emissions from engines running on regular fuel, or using LNG-powered vessels. As expected, any additional cost incurred by carriers in this regard is set to be passed on to shippers in the form of fuel surcharges.\n\u201cMarine Fuel Recovery\u201d Mechanism\nRecently, the fourth largest ocean carrier in the world, Hapag Lloyd, became the latest to join other ocean carrier behemoths \u2014 CMA CGM, Maersk and MSC \u2014 to unveil a new fuel surcharge mechanism, \u201cMarine Fuel Recovery\u201d (MRF), which will come into effect from January 1, 2019. These carriers, together accounting for a market share of nearly 40 percent, wield enough power to influence the overall shipping costs of the sector, and it is only a matter of time before the rest of smaller carriers follow suit.\nHapag\u2019s new cost mechanism, which is set to be added to the per TEU shipping cost of shippers, takes into account vessel consumption per day, and the type and price of fuel used in each trip while accounting for market fluctuations. The carrier estimates the transition to LSF fuel to cost it an additional $1 billion in the first year, and has therefore moved to pass on these costs as MRF to shippers.\nAccording to current estimates, the fuel surcharges \u2014 also termed Bunker Adjustment Factors (BAFs) \u2014 have the potential to increase the fuel cost by at least 20 percent for shippers globally. As the rule implementation date of January 1, 2020 nears, the fuel surcharges are expected to increase further by another 50 percent from the current estimates.\nGiven the new price mechanism coming into play, it is expected that a new supply-demand equilibrium for LSF fuel will be reached in the global fuel spot market. Experts believe that LSF fuel, which runs at a current price of close to $500 per metric ton, will canker up to $700 per metric ton by 2020, and this will pose challenges for carriers in identifying the most cost-optimum way out in order to reduce the trickle-down effect on shippers.\nOcean freight category managers should take note of this impending cost impact (which is due to reach their shores) and plan accordingly to minimize risk. They should work around factors such as the route of cargo movement, type of vessels used (LNG-powered vessels are not affected by the BAF rule), cost of LSF fuel per port call, etc., which influence the BAF surcharge and try to minimize the impact of the new LSF rule.\nThe new IMO-mandated LSF rule has started making early waves of cost impact for the ocean freight industry. Ocean carriers, in turn, have begun transitioning to the expensive LSF and introduced bunker adjustment factors to pass on the additional costs to shippers.\nhttps://www.supplychaindive.com/news/hapag-lloyd-marine-fuel-recovery-surcharge/539103/\nhttps://www.marineinsight.com/shipping-news/top10-shipping-lines-control-almost-90-deep-sea-market/\nhttps://shippingwatch.com/secure/carriers/article10973302.ece\nCategories: Chemicals, Energy & Utilities",
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        "raw_content": "When you\u2019re looking into loan options, one of the major factors that might affect the lender and type of loan you choose is the interest rate. Many borrowers look for low-interest loans because those rates will determine how much extra you repay your lender on top of what you\u2019ve already borrowed. Think of this as an admin fee you pay to your lender as payment for borrowing their money. This can have a massive impact on your monthly repayments when you\u2019re repaying a personal loan, so how do you calculate the interest you\u2019re paying?\nHow is loan interest calculated?\nEvery loan carries an annual percentage rate (APR). This is the annual rate of interest that is charged for borrowing that loan, expressed as a percentage when compared to the loan amount.\nThere are a number of factors that determine the level of interest you might pay on a loan. These might be affected by the economy as a whole, your bank, or by your own personal circumstances. So, what are these factors and how do they affect how your loan interest is calculated?\nHow much you\u2019re borrowing\nThe amount of money you want to borrow is known as the principal amount. This is the loan amount without interest added. Generally, the higher the amount you\u2019re borrowing, the lower the interest rate will be overall, meaning you could actually end up paying less per month with a higher principal loan amount. You should, however, always confer with your lender or an independent advice service to make sure you\u2019re borrowing the right amount for your circumstances.\nHow long you want to borrow\nJust as a higher principal loan amount can offer lower interest rates, so too can choosing a shorter repayment period. Interest rates are generally higher over longer periods because changes in the financial market over longer periods of time could mean your bank actually ends up losing money on your loan in the long run, compared to a shorter period when they can be more confident of what\u2019s going to happen.\nThe base rate of interest\nOne of the things largely out of your control is the base rate of interest. This is the rate of interest set by the Bank of England, which is generally the rate which banks use to borrow from each other. This base rate can affect the interest rates on personal loans imposed by banks, which in turn can impact you if you choose a variable rate loan rather than one with a fixed rate. While a variable rate will mean you benefit from lower interest rates when the base rate is lower, if you don\u2019t have much room for manoeuvre in your finances, it\u2019s probably best to stick to a fixed rate.\nIf you sign up for a personal loan with a monthly repayment schedule, your lender will generally work out a standard monthly repayment amount which will be split between paying off your principal loan and the overall interest. This is known as \u2018amortising\u2019 a loan. You can work out your monthly repayments by doing the following:\nLet\u2019s assume you\u2019re borrowing \u00a315,000 over 5 years at 3.4% APR.\nTake your APR and change it to a decimal, so 3.4% becomes 0.034.\nDivide that number by the number of repayments you\u2019ll make over the course of a year (no matter how long your schedule is) e.g. If you pay once a month, that\u2019s 12.\nMultiply your total by the principal loan amount you\u2019re borrowing (in this case \u00a315,000) to learn your first month\u2019s interest repayment.\nExample: (0.034/12) x 15,000 = \u00a342.50\nThis means that if you want to know how much of your original loan you\u2019ve repaid, remember that part of your repayment goes towards the loan\u2019s interest and the rest goes towards the principal amount you borrowed.",
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        "raw_content": "European Muslim Brotherhood Youth Group Holds Debate At European Parliament\nA blog operated by young European Muslims has reported on a youth conference held in Brussels by the Forum for European Muslim Youth and Student Organisations (FEMYSO) that included a debate on religion which took place at the European Parliament. According to the report:\nThe third generation of Muslims are an integral part of what makes Western society \u2013 they are fully Muslim and fully Western, one is not independent of the other. This is echoed in Shaykh Babikr\u2019s analogy; \u201cthe river is crystal clear. Its water remains pure, sweet and unpolluted. It reflects the colour of the riverbed. Thus, it is that Islam in China is Chinese, just as in Africa it is African, and in Britain is British.\u201d While this becomes the theoretical basis for my point, I have recently found FEMYSO \u2013 the Forum for European Muslim Youth and Student Organisations \u2013 to demonstrate this understanding in the most practical way. It epitomises how dynamically active Muslims are within the Western society. I was fortunate to have taken part in the first ever European Muslim Youth Conference (EMYC) in Brussels last month, organised by FEMYSO. This umbrella body is multifaceted in its attributes. Its mission is to be a platform for youth organisations to congregate, exchange information, gain experience and benefit from each other, to work for a better Europe. Essentially, FEMYSO aims to showcase how Muslim youth organisations and individuals are vibrant leaders, progressive thinkers and an important part of Western society. It gathers leaders from Muslim organisations across Europe, who speak in several different European and Eastern languages. The venue enables the sharing of ideas and promotes co-operative working to find creative solutions to the many pressing issues in Europe and the world at large \u2013 such as poverty, conflict and resolution, human rights violations, environmental concerns amongst many other pertinent issues. The workshops, seminars, lectures and debates were focused on letting the youth leaders take the lead, voice their concerns, present ideas and compete to set up new organisations, which are to be funded and supported by FEMYSO and the European Council.The Forum of European Muslim Youth and Student Organisations was established on the 1st September 1996. FEMYSO has developed into a wide network of 39 member organisations, bringing together youth from over 22 countries. Over the last 10 years it has become the de facto voice of Muslim Youth in Europe and is regularly consulted on issues pertaining to Muslims in Europe. FEMYSO has developed close links with the European Parliament, the Council of Europe, the United Nations and a host of other relevant organisations at the European and international level. Furthermore, it is currently a member of the Advisory Council for Youth of the Council of Europe, helping to shape youth policy across 47 countries.\nThe report goes on to discuss the debate held at the European Parliament.\nA previous post reported on a FEMYSO statement advocating the \u201cthe freedom of Muslim women to choose the way they dress.\u201d\nFEMYSO is the youth/student arm of the Federation of Islamic Organizations in Europe (FIOE), representing the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe. Over the years, FEMYSO has developed a relationship with both the Council of Europe and the European Commission where it has been invited since 2003 to attend meetings of the Group of Policy Advisers (GOPA). One of the important leaders of FEMYSO over the years has been Ibrahim El-Zayat, the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in Germany.",
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        "raw_content": "Understanding the Charlottesville Chaos\nJason Kessler organized the \u201cUnite the Right\u201d rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, yesterday to gather those who oppose the city\u2019s decision to remove the statue of Confederate leader Robert E. Lee from Emancipation Park. Thousands marched on the University of Virginia campus late Friday night wielding torches and chanting things like \u201cJews will not replace us.\u201d\nThings took a turn on Saturday, when counter protesters showed up to demonstrate against the white nationalists filling Charlottesville\u2019s streets. Here\u2019s all that went down during the \u201cUnite the Right\u201d rally and what comes next:\nKessler, a freelance journalist who has written for various conservative-leaning websites and president of a conservative political advocacy group, organized the whole thing.\nFormer KKK Leader and Trump supporter David Duke was there. He called the rally \u201ca turning point\u201d and said that white nationalists will \u201cfulfill\u201d Trump\u2019s agenda.\nRichard Spencer, one of the most prominent white supremacists and president of the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist think tank. He was arrested after acting unlawfully with local police.\nAnti-fascist and Black Lives Matter activists among other anti-fascist and anti-racist groups held counter protests during the rally.\nWhat it was like on the ground\nHawes Spencer, a friend of Axios\u2019 Mike Allen, covered Friday night\u2019s protest for the N.Y. Times and Richmond public radio station WCVE. Mike asked him what it was like:\n\u201cThe entirety of Downtown Charlottesville looked like a war zone. Protesters maced each other, threw water bottles and urine balloons \u2014 some of which hit reporters \u2014 and generally beat the crap out of each other with flagpoles.\u201d\n\u201cWith many armed militia present, we thought bullets might be a problem. But as it turned out, it was just like European terrorism: a car aimed at pedestrians.\n\u201cSome of the photographers were braver than I and just dove right in to the middle of these constant melees. A month ago, my two oldest teens showed up for the KKK rally out of curiosity. Thankfully, they took a hike up a mountain today!\u201d\nWhen things turned violent\nJames Alex Fields Jr., the driver that killed a woman in Charlottesville protest (Source: Everipedia)\nAs Hawes Spencer described above, protesters and counter-protesters fought throughout the day.\nVirginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe declared a state of emergency after these violent clashes continued, allowing local officials to call in additional resources to regain control of the situation.\nA 20-year-old man intentionally drove his car, estimated at 40 m.p.h., directly through a crowd of counter-protesters. He killed a 32-year-old woman and injured at least 19 others. Watch the video of the incident here. He has since been charged with second-degree murder.\nBipartisan reactions\nFLOTUS Melania Trump: \u201cOur country encourages freedom of speech, but let\u2019s communicate w/o hate in our hearts. No good comes from violence. #Charlottesville\u201d\nPresident Trump tweeted: \u201cWe ALL must be united & condemn all that hate stands for. There is no place for this kind of violence in America. Lets come together as one!\u201d He added: \u201cAm in Bedminster for meetings & press conference on V.A. & all that we have done, and are doing, to make it better-but Charlottesville sad!\u201d\nHouse Speaker Paul Ryan: \u201cThe views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville are repugnant. Let it only serve to unite Americans against this kind of vile bigotry.\u201d\nVP Mike Pence: \u201cI stand with @POTUS against hate & violence. U.S is greatest when we join together & oppose those seeking to divide us. #Charlottesville\u201d\nColorado Sen. Cory Gardner: \u201cMr. President \u2013 we must call evil by its name. These were white supremacists and this was domestic terrorism.\u201d\nHillary Clinton: \u201cThe incitement of hatred that got us here is as real and condemnable as the white supremacists in our streets. \u2026 Now is the time for leaders to be strong in their words & deliberate in their actions.\u201d\nSen. Orrin Hatch: \u201cWe should call evil by its name. My brother didn\u2019t give his life fighting Hitler for Nazi ideas to go unchallenged here at home. -OGH\u201d\nIvanka Trump: \u201cThere should be no place in society for racism, white supremacy and neo-nazis.\u201d\nSen. John McCain: \u201cWhite supremacists and neo-Nazis are, by definition, opposed to American patriotism and the ideals that define us as a people and make our nation special. As we mourn the tragedy that has occurred in Charlottesville, American patriots of all colors and creeds must come together to defy those who raise the flag of hatred and bigotry.\u201d\nSen. Mitch McConnell: \u201cThe hate and bigotry witnessed in #Charlottesville does not reflect American values. I wholeheartedly oppose their actions.\u201d\nBarack Obama, quoting Nelson Mandela: \u201c\u2018No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion. \u2026 People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love. \u2026 For love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.\u201d\nSen. Nancy Pelosi: \u201cOur nation is defined by the march of progress. Our strength lies in our diversity. We must reject hate.\u201d\nJoe Biden: \u201cNo. Not in America. We must be stronger, more determined and more united than ever. Racism and hate have no place here.\u201d\nBreaking down Trump\u2019s \u201con many sides\u201d response\nSpeaking from Bedminster, NJ, Trump said: \u201cWe condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides. On many sides.\u201c\nWhy it matters: By addressing the \u201cmany sides\u201d of this protest (which was organized by white nationalists upset with the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue), Trump failed to distinguish between those demonstrating in support of white supremacy and those who showed up in opposition to it.\nFormer KKK leader and Trump supporter David Duke said the protest was \u201ca turning point\u201d and that white supremacists will \u201cfulfill the promises of Donald Trump.\u201d Denouncing white supremacy in his remarks, or simply not blaming \u201call sides,\u201d would have allowed him to address this issue and set the record straight.\nWhen asked by various reporters what Trump meant by on many sides, the White House responded: \u201cThe president was condemning hatred, bigotry and violence from all sources and all sides. There was violence between protesters and counter protestors.\u201d\nBe smart, courtesy of Mike Allen: Being a leader is taking your people where they don\u2019t want to go, or don\u2019t know they want to go. Being president is about rising to the occasion, not shrinking to your base. Large swaths of Trump\u2019s base don\u2019t think like this. The vast majority of conservative Americans aren\u2019t racists. 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        "raw_content": "Best Buy will have the Apple Watch in all stores b...\nBest Buy will have the Apple Watch in all stores by the end of September\nStrong demand prompted Best Buy to offer the wearable device in more stores than initially planned\nFred O'Connor (IDG News Service) on 25 August, 2015 23:17\nBest Buy will sell the Apple Watch in all of its 1,050 stores by the end of September, responding to strong consumer demand for the wearable.\nBy Sept. 4, the Apple Watch will be available in 900 Best Buy stores, and it will appear in the retailer's remaining locations by the end of the month, CEO Hubert Joly said Tuesday.\nBest Buy began selling the wearable in 100 stores as well as online on Aug. 7. The company had planned to expand availability to 200 additional stores by the Christmas shopping season.\nHowever, \"early momentum\" from the Apple Watch \"triggered\" Best Buy to expand and accelerate the rollout, Joly said during a conference call to discuss the company's second-quarter earnings.\nJoly didn't say how many Apple Watches the chain has sold so far. Apple hasn't shared watch sales data either.\nDuring Apple's third quarter earnings conference call, CEO Tim Cook said customers would have more ways to purchase the smartwatch because the company expects it to be a popular Christmas gift. A few days later, Best Buy said it would carry the wearable.\nBest Buy is the only major retailer to stock the Apple Watch. The device can also be purchased from Apple's retail and online stores and from a few high-end clothing and department stores.\nJoly also discussed plans to expand Best Buy's relationship with Apple.\nThe Apple shop-in-a-shop sections of 740 Best Buy stores are getting a makeover, with new fixtures and larger display tables to show Apple hardware, he said. So far, Best Buy has remodeled 350 of those departments and will revamp another 170 by the holiday shopping season.\nStarting this quarter, Best Buy will begin selling Apple Care support plans while 50 stores will test offering Apple repair services. The CEO didn't mention what has to happen to make Best Buy a permanently authorized service provider and to expand the offering.\nTags Apple watch",
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        "raw_content": "Forgiveness in Family Therapy\nMarch 12, 2012 \u2022 Contributed by John Migueis, LCSW, Family Problems Topic Expert Contributor\nForgiveness is a significant part of my work with families and couples. Individuals have a difficult time forgiving themselves for behaviors they legitimately have ownership of and for events they have little control over. Forgiveness for other family members can be equally difficult, particularly when fidelity or addiction become the principles at play.\nTherapists should consider using natural tools in helping families and couples get through matters that can be deal breakers. These supports should be incorporated as much as possible into the work. Usually, I exhaust these avenues prior to engaging in formal intervention as a means of moving the work forward and to get a better understanding of what direction to take in helping the family overcome the presenting problem.\nI subscribe to the idea that focusing on the historical can be a tricky path and can create greater distress and conflict if the timing and method in resolving past grievances are not in line with how the family operates. However, many families cannot get beyond the historical because of our natural tendency toward justice. I think it is healthy to want justice; it is indicative of self-worth and demonstrates an acknowledgement that relationships should be reciprocal. If we don\u2019t provide family members with the capacity to meet this need, the interventions we attempt to install have a greater potential not to work because one or more members may be too angry or caught up in past events to even consider them.\nLooking at Faith and World View\nI think most faiths and philosophies acknowledge our propensity to screw things up. Fortunately, they also provide avenues for people to make amends. Throughout my graduate training and for about six years after, there was a big push to include faith as part of the assessment process. Little direction was given on why this was important or how this information could be used; we were just expected to ask whether a person had a belief system and how engaged they were to it. In other words, we were sort of asking the right questions, but only once, and the data obtained from that process were seldom used.\nIt is important to acknowledge that the belief system someone in therapy comes to is the result of a process put into play long before he or she ever walks through our door. Belief systems provide therapists with a substantial source of information on how people operate and how they view the world and their role within it. If families strongly identify with a belief system, therapists should ensure that interventions and the rationale in using them fit within that context. It can make the intervention more acceptable to the family, and as a result, more effective.\nIf a family does not subscribe to a theologically or philosophically based belief system, I find it helpful to conduct sessions that engage families in constructing a world philosophy. One session may involve creating a hypothetical society and questioning the basis or logic members use in coming up with laws, norms, and a form of justice.\nExplaining interventions from and adjusting interventions to the framework should be the next step after the data collection process. Therapists will do a service to themselves and the people they work with in asking the following questions:\n\u201cDoes the theory, set of theories, and pool of interventions I plan to work from have a rationale that mirrors, in some fashion, the family\u2019s belief system?\u201d\n\u201cHow can I adjust any of these to be a better fit?\u201d\n\u201cHow can I reconcile any contradictions between the two in a way that accommodates the family while maintaining efficacy?\u201d\nThe answers to these questions should be an integral part of the narrative in explaining the purpose of the intervention and should also be reflected in their application. Asking the family for feedback on how interventions could make more sense is also an effective method of tailoring the work to meet their needs.\nTherapists, in our desire to push for progress, can ignore the greatest resources at our disposal. Sometimes, families can get to the point of forgiveness on their own and may simply need tools and resources to help regulate the distress the grievance is causing them. These tools can serve the purpose of stabilizing the family situation until members reach the point when the natural process of reasoning and desensitizing their way out of it begins to occur and more substantial work can take place.\nThis appears to be a simple concept, but the application can be difficult for therapists seeking to enact quick change in how the family resolves an issue. Time is a concept I discuss often with families as a necessary part of forgiveness; I find that it takes the pressure off myself and families and allows everyone involved to focus more on the process to change versus the change itself\u2014the latter probably being unrealistic in a few sessions.\nIt is important, I believe, for family members to understand the process surrounding the issue that drove the behavior that is now in need of forgiveness. Addiction work offers some great examples in this arena. In explaining the natural process of addiction, the natural stages of recovery (emphasizing relapse), and speaking to the 12 steps, I find families get a better understanding of what to expect. Additionally, I find the grievances become a bit more depersonalized and are viewed more as a symptom of the disease than a reflection of one\u2019s love or loyalty to other family members.\nFamily systems theory is also a good framework from which to speak when a member of the family has a mental health condition. Therapists should be clear that what is being offered is not an excuse for the behavior, but a framework through which to understand it. This does not add to or take away from the individual\u2019s responsibility in making decisions.\nNatural Strengths and Supports\nAll families that I\u2019ve worked with (and I\u2019ve worked in some pretty intense settings) have demonstrated resiliency at some point in time. This resiliency is the sum of internal character strengths of individual family members, strengths within the immediate family system, and natural supports outside the family (extended family, friends, clergy, etc).\nThe job here involves helping family members to utilize these supports to cope with the current situation while identifying the part of it that didn\u2019t turn out so well. For example, an aunt may be a great resource in helping the family \u201cmake sense of this stuff\u201d but may also be a stressor due to the inclination toward triangulation. The good is her support; the bad is the triangle. Helping a family negotiate accessing this support in a way that does not cause triangulation is an example of strengthening an asset for later use that does not compromise the family\u2019s therapeutic goals.\nNatural strengths and supports should also be identified and applied to interventions around forgiveness. Having a strengths inventory of each member, the immediate system, and the larger system can go a long way in buying time and getting to a resolution.\nThe purpose of this article is not to de-emphasize the use of formal interventions in helping families get through past grievances, but to demonstrate how they could be enhanced through the use of material that is already available. These concepts can serve us well not just when working on forgiveness, but in almost every issue that a family presents.\n\u00a9 Copyright 2012 GoodTherapy.org. All rights reserved. Permission to publish granted by John Migueis, LCSW, therapist in Summit, New Jersey\nWhen Is It Time to Separate the Family?\nReclaiming Your Life through Forgiveness\nNo Pain, No Gain: Psychotherapy and Mental Health Recovery Take Time\nAaahhh forgiveness, there\u2019s that old term again that so many of us have a hard time bringing ourselves to accept and to give. Why is that? I guess it feels a lot like letting down your guard when you offer forgiveness- holding that grudge and not forgiving feels like you are protecting yourself, those walls that you have put up that can\u2019t be destroyed. But what we so often don\u2019t realize is that it is the withholding of that forgiveness that actually works to destroy us. It eats away at us until one day we look back and think of the lifetime that we have missed out on by keeping up those walls and not only accepting the forgiveness of others, but extending it as well.\nWhile I personally like the idea of tying faith and theological beliefs into family therapy, I wonder if this might not be a little off putting to some of your patients. I applaud you trying to get those who are perhaps not so religious to instead adopt a world view philosophy in lieu of this, but some might not even be able to get past the initial questioning about religion. Many people hear that one little word and they automatically put up barriers to healing.\nDoes religion play a role in how we assess things including our family and everybody in it? Probably.\nDoes being religious play a role in how forgiving a person is? Certainly not!\nJohn Migueis\n@hamilton, its important that we do not allow our own bias to get in the way of our work with a family. if a family is religious and views their faith as a source of support, it is important that we accommodate the family in this respect. religion may not play a role for you, but you are not the client.\nForgiving family can be so difficult because while these are the people that in all probability we love the most, they have likley been the ones to inflict the most lasting damage upon us. It would be so wonderful to be able to easily bestow forgiveness but for many of us it is something that has to be fought for. 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        "raw_content": "Art Therapy: Invoking Images to Heal Trauma\nFebruary 11, 2011 \u2022 By Barbara 'Basia' Mosinski, LCAT, ATR-BC, MA, MFA\nFull permission has been given by the client to tell this story on GoodTherapy.org. All identifying information has been changed.\nImages hold keys that unlock our inner experiences. Images can penetrate mental defenses that have been dispelling or diminishing the importance of feelings and experiences in our lives. During a traumatic event(s), images, sounds, textures, smells, and tastes can become hardwired in the brain to the event. At the time of a trauma, the body internalizes feelings that might otherwise overwhelm normal ego function. Later those traumatic experiences can be accessed voluntarily, or triggered involuntarily, through the senses or movement.\nPeople usually come into therapy for help to alleviate problems, such as depression, anxiety, anger, or rage. 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Oftentimes an image is felt through a connection, but the meaning becomes known, later, through interacting with it.\nA man I see in therapy is making a video as part of his treatment. He came into therapy suffering from depression, anxiety, anger, and rage. He often brings his laptop or a thumb drive into session. Sometimes he addresses issues that are current in his life, and at other times he shows his work-in-progress and processes memories and experiences unearthed by his video project. Therapy is a process of trust-building, not only between the client and the therapist, but between the client and him- or herself. For this man, identifying the project that he wanted to work on and following through with it, helped him to build self-trust. Trusting that the project was going to be useful, trusting that he could execute it, trusting that he would complete it, and that he would learn something of himself helped shift his self perception of someone who never completes anything, to someone who has something to offer others through his video narrative.\nThis person had been traumatized throughout his childhood by relatives who inflicted physical and psychological pain upon him. A few years ago he acquired Super 8 film footage that included a clip of him when he was approximately 6 years old. In the short film clip that he transferred to video he is seen actively running around with other children. Since he was not the focus of the camera\u2019s eye, the clip of him is very brief. He does not have other images of himself as a child, because his mother was mentally ill and incapable of operating a camera, and his father is unknown. The video clip captures his innocence, in a sense, because he wasn\u2019t performing for the camera, he was simply being himself.\nThis man has looked at the short clip many times in session, while editing it into his larger video piece. He was able to incorporate other footage to create associations that refer more specifically to his experiences. He slowed down footage and sped it up. He made clips fill the screen and then vanish from sight, over a few seconds. He added a sound track of his voice, as well as music, that had personal relevance to him. He used transitions that helped him piece together events that spanned most of his life.\nThe few frames of Super 8 footage taken at an age when his memories were being formed, allowed him to connect to his experience and integrate them into his life. He processed his emotions and understood that his behavior was his way of numbing the pain. He was able to acknowledge his skill, having created a coping methods that, as a child, was necessary for survival. He learned that many of those early coping methods created other problems, such as drug addiction, incarceration, anger, rage and isolation. Through years of recovery and therapy he is now thriving and giving back to others, He volunteers and shares his story with those who have experienced similar traumas.\nImages connect to the deeper recesses of who we are through the meaning we attach to them, both consciously and unconsciously. In therapy meaning is unique to the individual. An image can invite a conversation about meaning without a battery of forms or diagnoses that are necessary and useful for treatment, but in themselves often neglect the humanity and life experience of the person in front of us.\n\u00a9 Copyright 2011 by By Barbara 'Basia' Mosinski, LCAT, ATR-BC, MA, MFA, therapist in New York City, New York. All Rights Reserved. Permission to publish granted to GoodTherapy.org.\nCreative Healing: Frequently Asked Questions about How Art Therapy Works\nArt and Trauma: Creativity As a Resiliency Factor\nThe Benefits of Expressive Arts Therapy\nNot only are images and other senses associated with everything that we see and experience but they also act as special pointers to those memories and help us in going deep into that memory.\nImages surround us everywhere in life and sometimes it is surprising the differing ways that they can affect us. We have different associations with different images throughout life and even when something has made a guge impact on us as a child it can still come back and affect us exactly the same way well into adulthhood. It is all about how we have processed that image from the ebginning and about the way that we still allow it to make us feel today.\nI find that scents, not images, bring back things for me. The smell of potpourri for example makes me think of my mother\u2019s bathroom for some reason, even though I don\u2019t remember ever seeing a bowl of it there. Pictures just don\u2019t trigger memories the same.\nMy husband can\u2019t look at pictures of his childhood because they bring back so many bad memories of how harsh it was. He has very vivid recall and seeing them upsets him. If he had his way they would all be thrown out. I talked him out of that. One day he may find them useful. Till then, they are in a dust-covered box.\nDionne, on March 10th I will upload a new blog with more writing about the process of using images, stirring memories, processing meaning and transforming pain into energy. On the blog I will include a link to the video that I referred to in this blog.\nThank you for your observation regarding your husband. I will address the ways that resistance is part of the process in the blog as well.",
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        "raw_content": "Two Worlds \u2013 don\u2019t have to be apart! Giving Back and Bungee Jumping\nJust like any other third world countries, the Philippines has not reached it\u2019s economic potential to the fullest. Poverty is its most significant problem and I can point out corruption in government, income inequalities, lower levels of education and huge population as culprits!\nThe Philippines just elected a new president, President P-Noy (Noynoy Aquino). The current polls show that approximately 84 percent of the Filipino people trust the new president. I pray and hope that he maintains to walk the \u201cstraight path\u201d as opposed to the \u201ccrooked path\u201d.\nThere are a lot of people who can give back to the community.\nSome live close by and some live continents away.\nSome will always consider Philippines \"home\" no matter where they'll be.\nIn his recent State of the Nation Address (SONA), he pointed out the many challenges he has in front of him. The one thing that stood out for me was :\n\u201c The time when we will no longer be made to choose between our people\u2019s security and the future of our children is upon us now.\nWe can build more classrooms, and we will fund service contracting under the Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education Program (GASTPE). Conditional cash transfers that aim to lessen the burden of education on parents will also be funded if this partnership becomes a reality.\u201d\nI pray that P-Noy will get the support, guidance and strength that he needs to overcome the obstacles.\nThe children need his help!\nIn 2005, I visited Manila for the first time after being away for 21 years. And I guess, God has a plan for me and my children. We met 5 children and their \u201cnanays\u201d who live in makeshift houses in Fairview Quezon City. Through my cousin, Maiet Biliran, we founded the SISBA Scholarship Fund ( Click here for previous posting of SISBA )\nI always believe that education is important in solving poverty. Most of the children from poor families are not motivated to go to school because even though public education is free, the transportation cost is a burden to them, too. The SISBA program encourages the kids and their mothers (since mothers play an important role in a child\u2019s development) to continue to be in school from Pre-K to college. (My cousin\u2019s initial vision was to turn these kids to lawyers \u2013 but mine is for them to pick a career or profession that they are happy with!)\nSince then every year, we donate $100 to each child to help with their transportation. It\u2019s not much but it\u2019s hard work and commitment for the kid-sponsors who donated the monies. SISBA fund is kids helping children by putting aside a part of the kids-sponsor\u2019s allowances or income every week. It\u2019s putting aside twenty-eight cents a day for 52 weeks! It\u2019s less than $2 a week! And then every few years, if we get extra funds, we try to give the kids and their mothers a little treat to make them feel special and loved.\nThis week, I was able to take them to Manila Ocean Park (MOP). First of all, I was so happy to see how much the kids have grown since the last time I saw them three years ago. The children and their \u201cnanays: were so happy to see me as much as I was happy to see them. Taking a trip to the park, even to a nearby public park, Luneta Park, is a luxury for them. The SISBA program covered for the transportation, meals and entrance fee to Manila Ocean Park. Thanks to the staff of MOP, we were given a group discount.\nAfter we got past the first hellos and hugs, we all toured together hand-in-hand the different fish tanks in MOP. I wish you could have heard their \u201coohhs\u201d and \u201caahhhs\u201d. I wish you could have seen the twinkle in their eyes.\nWe tried to make the trip a little educational by reading some of the information posted at every tank.\nFunny thing, most of the kids commented on how the fish will taste good as stew, broiled or fried fish.\nThey even laughed on how much longer it will take to consume such enormity!\nI\u2019m no dare-devil but I am a mother! I wanted the kids to have a great ending to a wonderful trip \u2013 so even though I haven\u2019t been on a roller coaster ride for a while now , I volunteered to go \u201cbungee jump\u201d.\nEveryone was laughing and praying silently that \u201cManang Jeng-jeng won\u2019t get hurt!\u201d\nIt was indeed a wonderful experience for the children, myself, my cousin and my mom.\nMy cousin and I are planning on expanding the program to more neighborhoods. I think it\u2019s my calling! ( I wanted to be a nun as a kid, but instead I fell in love or lust and have 4 wonderful children and a loving husband instead!).\nHopefully, by next year I can get more sponsors and more scholars.\nIf you\u2019re interested in sponsoring a child or donating to the SISBA fund, please email me at crumbcatchers@gmail.com.\nShare the Love, you\u2019ll get more of it in return!\nHugs and kisses and keep smiling :-)\nYou really are sharing the love. What a wonderful thing you are doing.\nRCUBEs July 28, 2010 at 11:25 PM\nTrue love is shown through actions...You exemplify it. May God bless you more! Take care.\nFabulous post. Thanks for being a follower on my blog. I have awarded you with the Versatile Blogger Award - you can see details here: http://createyourtraditions.blogspot.com/2010/07/i-received-versatile-blogger-award.html. :)",
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        "raw_content": "Gran Tierra Energy Inc. Announces Increase in 2016 Exploration Capital Budget, Hedging Program, Credit Facilities Update and an Operations Update\nCALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwired - May 31, 2016) - Gran Tierra Energy Inc. (\"Gran Tierra\" or the \"Company\") (NYSE MKT:GTE)(TSX:GTE), today announced the following (all dollar amounts are in United States dollar unless otherwise stated):\nIncrease in Base 2016 Capital Budget\nGran Tierra is increasing its base 2016 capital budget by $33 million to $43 million to a revised total of $140 million to $150 million. The Company's previously announced base capital budget was $107 million.\nThe increased capital investment will be entirely directed at exploration in Colombia and will allow the drilling of two additional, 100% working interest (\"WI\") exploration wells, including one additional N-Sands exploration well in the Putumayo Basin. The increased budget will also allow for the acquisition of additional 2D seismic in the Sinu Basin, and accelerated lease construction and environmental impact assessment work in preparation for the Company's 2017 Colombian exploration drilling program.\nGran Tierra's 2016 production guidance remains unchanged. The 2016 average WI production before royalties from the Company's assets in Colombia and Brazil is expected to average approximately 27,500 to 29,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (\"BOEPD\"), representing an increase of 20% over our 2015 average production of 23,400 BOEPD. The 2016 production guidance includes 900 to 1,000 BOEPD of production from the Company's assets in Brazil.\nTo provide downside oil price protection for the next 12 months, Gran Tierra has transacted Brent oil hedges as follows (US$/bbl):\nTerm Volume\nBOPD Sold\nPut Bought\nJune 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017 10,000 $35.00 $45.00 $65.00 $1.25\nCredit Facilities Update\nThe committed borrowing base under Gran Tierra's credit facility has been modestly reduced from the previous $200 million to $185 million, with $160 million readily available and $25 million subject to the consent of all lenders. Recognizing the challenging commodity price environment and the impacts on the estimated value of producing reserves, Gran Tierra management is pleased with the continued support of the lending banks to maintain liquidity which complements operating cash flow and supports future growth. The credit facility is currently undrawn and the maturity date remains the same at September 21, 2018.\nDrilling lease construction is underway for the Cumplidor-1 exploration well in the PUT-7 block, which the Company continues to expect to spud in early third quarter 2016. This well is expected to be followed immediately by the Alpha-1 exploration well from the same drilling pad. These wells are the first to test the N-Sands exploration play in PUT-7 in the Putumayo Basin, which Gran Tierra believes is highly prospective and expects to lead to long term reserve and production growth.\nThe Moqueta-22 development well has been successfully drilled and completed and over a combined test period of 24 hours to 23:00 Bogota time on May 30, 2016, the well produced on pump an average of 438 barrels of oil per day, 205 barrels of water per day and 654 thousand standard cubic feet per day from the Caballos and T Sand formations. Clean up and running of the final completion equipment for this well continue. The Moqueta and Costayaco 2016 development drilling programs have now concluded. Both oil fields are expected to provide significant free cash flow starting in the second half of 2016, which would allow Gran Tierra to fully fund its multi-year exploration program in Colombia.\nGary Guidry, President and Chief Executive Officer of Gran Tierra, commented today:\n\"We are pleased to be in a position to accelerate our exciting Colombian exploration program. We are expecting regulatory approvals for several key exploration prospects over the next few months. The substantial recovery in the Brent oil price since its multi-year low in January 2016 also gives Gran Tierra an opportunity to accelerate some key exploration drilling and seismic activities in Colombia while continuing to pursue opportunities to expand the Company's portfolio in an effort to increase net asset value per share for shareholders.\nWe are also pleased with the result of the May 2016 redetermination of the borrowing base for our credit facility. Our credit facility provides a solid foundation and readily accessible financial resources for growth in Colombia. The ongoing support we received from the lending banks demonstrates the underlying confidence in our producing assets, our team and the business environment in Colombia. Our new hedging position provides us with downside oil price protection as we increase our exploration spending in today's volatile commodity price environment.\nWith $81 million of working capital at March 31, 2016, $109 million of net proceeds from our convertible senior notes offering in April 2016, strong cash flow, $160 million of available borrowings under our undrawn credit facility and, subject to lender consent, an additional $25 million available under our credit facility, we continue to be well positioned to allocate capital to explore, develop and grow reserves and add value through acquisitions. Our team is focused on emerging from this low oil price environment as one of the strongest intermediate international exploration and production companies.\"\nThis press release contains opinions, forecasts, projections, and other statements about future events or results that constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and financial outlook and forward looking information within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws (collectively, \"forward-looking statements\"). Such forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, the Company's strategies, the Company's operations including planned operations, the development of the PUT-7 block and the Costayaco and Moqueta fields, the base capital program, allocation of capital, production estimates and drilling including trends, infrastructure schedules and the expected timing of certain projects.\nAmong the important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated by the forward-looking statements in this press release are: sustained or future declines in commodity prices and potential resulting future impairments and reductions in proved reserve quantities and value; Gran Tierra's operations are located in South America, and unexpected problems can arise due to guerrilla activity; technical difficulties and operational difficulties may arise which impact the production, transport or sale of our products; geographic, political and weather conditions can impact the production, transport or sale of our products; the risk that current global economic and credit conditions may impact oil prices and oil consumption more than Gran Tierra currently predicts; the ability of Gran Tierra to execute its business plan; the risk that unexpected delays and difficulties in developing currently owned properties may occur; the timely receipt of regulatory or other required approvals for our operating activities; the failure of exploratory drilling to result in commercial wells; unexpected delays due to the limited availability of drilling equipment and personnel; the risk that oil prices could continue to fall, or current global economic and credit market conditions may impact oil prices and oil consumption more than Gran Tierra currently predicts, which could cause Gran Tierra to further modify its strategy and capital spending program; and the risk factors detailed from time to time in Gran Tierra's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, without limitation, under the caption \"Risk Factors\" in Gran Tierra's Annual Report on Form 10-K filed February 29, 2016 and its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q filed May 3, 2016. 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        "raw_content": "Vantage Acquires Specialty Surfactants Company\nLeuna-Tenside is based in Germany.\nIFF Acquires Frutarom in a $7.1 Billion Deal\nEcolab Patents Triclosan-Free Antimicrobial Foaming Cleanser\nVantage Specialty Chemicals Holdings, Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Leuna-Tenside GmbH (LTG), a German manufacturer of specialty surfactants sold throughout Europe and globally. Located in Leuna, Germany, the company is focused on small volume, niche products supported by flexible manufacturing capabilities. LTG\u2019s product portfolio includes anionic surfactants, nonionic surfactants, and emulsifiers that are based on naturally derived ingredients and are used in a diversified range of end markets including personal care, soaps and detergents, industrial cleaning, lubricants, and paints and coatings.\n\u201cThe acquisition of LTG is a transformational transaction for Vantage that provides us with a strategic manufacturing footprint in Europe,\u201d commented Tiffany Kyllmann, chief strategy officer of Vantage. \u201cLTG\u2019s production facility is attractively located in Germany with products and chemistries that are similar to those of Vantage. We truly believe this efficient production facility and impressive technology, in combination with the European footprint, will allow us to better serve our global customer base.\u201d\nLTG is the third add-on acquisition that Vantage has completed since H.I.G. acquired the company in October 2017.\nThe transaction is subject to regulatory approval and is expected to close by year-end 2018.\nYellow Wood Beauty Acquires Accessories Maker\nMethod Treats Chemically Relaxed Hair",
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        "raw_content": "Olivia\u2019s World: Oscar Night at California Film Institute\nCalifornia Film Institute\u2019s 17th Annual Oscar Night\nOn Sunday, the California Film Institute (CFI) hosted its 17th annual Oscar Night at Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center to watch the 83rd Academy Awards. More than 600 guests attended this fund-raising event for the CFI\u2019s education fund. I bought ten tickets and shared the event with friends and clients. The red carpet greeted guests who dressed in Oscar worthy attire and enjoyed gourmet box dinner and champagne donated by Korbel and chocolate dessert donated by Whole Foods.\nGuests were give the official Oscar program as a souvenir.\nOlivia with Mary Lyons & Cindy Shelton with the official Oscar program.\nThis live HD telecast in the state-of-art Rafael Theater is the only Northern California Oscar night event sanctioned by the Academy with the official Awards program for each guest\u2013the same one given at the actual Academy Awards.\nThe auction at CFI Oscar Night\nThe event started at 3:30 p.m. for silent auction before the red carpet and awards ceremony. Dozens of donated items were auctioned off and the proceeds benefit the Film Institute\u2019s free education programs, which serve more than 4,000 school children annually by expanding their cultural awareness through the art of film and support the programs turning the theater into a classroom.\nCalifornia Film Institute Oscar Night Sponsors\nCFI Education offers more than 90 programs annually for young people from pre-school to college. There are also six film curriculums that include \u201cA Place in the World\u201d which teaches high school students from diverse backgrounds through a series of carefully selected international films that address universal coming-of-age issues and what life is like in other countries. \u201cThe Young Critics Jury\u201d offers a crash course in critical thinking about media in the film industry. \u201cMy Place\u201d is a workshop targeting at-risk youth and teach them to direct and produce a short film about a specific location in their neighborhood.\nOlivia with Mark Fishkin, founder of CFI and Mill Valley Film Festival\nMark Fishkin founded California Film Institute and Mill Valley Film Festival 22 years ago to bring movies and filmmakers from around the world to Northern California and the San Francisco Bay Area. This year\u2019s best picture winner, The King\u2019s Speech opened at the 2010 Mill Valley Film Festival and six out of ten nominated directors this year have been on the stage at Festival\u2019s Mill Valley and Rafael Theater to meet the attendees.\nFor CFI programs and events, please visit www.cafilm.org.\nHaute 100 New York Update: Diane von Furstenberg Launches DVF Home...\nHaute Event: Grand Opening of Tom Ford Beverly Hills Boutique",
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        "raw_content": "TNDC Announces 20th Annual Celebrity Pool Toss\n20TH Annual TNDC Celebrity Pool Toss\nWednesday, October 10 from 6pm \u2013 10:00pm\nPoolside at the Phoenix Hotel, 601 Eddy Street (at Larkin), San Francisco\n$125 each; available by calling TNDC at (415) 358-3906; sponsorships available beginning at $500\nSave the date for October 10, 2012!\nThe Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC) Celebrity Pool Toss is a San Francisco Institution of wet and wild fun.\nCelebrities travel from far and wide to be tossed into the pool to raise money for the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC).\nThe list of celebrities who have made the splash in past pool tosses includes Robin Williams, MC Hammer, Don Johnson, Cheech Marin, Warren Hellman, Betsey Johnson, Bob Weir, Kristin Yamaguchi, Jonny Moseley, Willie E. Brown, and Gavin Newsom.\nStay tuned to Haute Living for the final list of this year\u2019s celebrities taking the plunge.\nOver the past 20 years, the annual TNDC Celebrity Pool Toss has raised over $3.5 million for Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation\u2019s (TNDC) youth and family programs like the Tenderloin After-School Program that serve more than 3,000 of the lowest-income individuals in San Francisco\u2019s Tenderloin and nearby neighborhoods.\nTOY at Hotel Gansevoort: Time To Play\nHaute 100 LA Update: Eva Longoria Ranked as Third Highest Paid TV...",
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        "raw_content": "The trick to keeping hearing aids cost effective hinges on just one component\u2013the batteries. It is one of the largest financial concerns consumers face when buying hearing aids because the costs of replacing them can add up fast.\nUsually the batteries die at the worst time which is even more troubling. Even for rechargeable brands, this is a big issue.\nThere are things you can do to increase the life of the batteries in hearing aids, so you don\u2019t need to stop and replace them several times every week. Consider these six easy ways you can make those batteries last just a little bit longer.\nWhen you first start to shop for your hearing aids is when it all starts. Brand quality and hearing aid features are just a couple of the factors which dictate battery life. And certain batteries are higher quality than others. Some cheaper hearing devices have low quality components that work with cheaper cell batteries. Make sure you discuss this with your hearing care specialist because you will be changing out the batteries a lot.\nThink about what features you need, and make some comparisons as you look around. You\u2019ll find that non-wireless hearing aids have batteries that can last twice as long as the wireless devices. The bigger the hearing aid, the longer the battery life, too. These larger devices can potentially go for two weeks without requiring new batteries as opposed to the smaller ones which will require battery replacement every two days. Understand how all of the features of a hearing aid impact the power expenditure and then choose the ones you require.\nTo avoid drainage of power you will normally have to open the battery door at night. Also, you will want to:\nKeep your batteries in a cool, dry location. Humidity and heat will affect battery cells. Room temperature is okay just keep them out of the sun and away from heat sources include light bulbs.\nConsider using a hearing aid dehumidifier, too. Both the batteries and the hearing aid itself are protected in this way. Humidity in the air is brutal on their fragile components.\nBegin with clean, dry hands. The quality of the battery is adversely affected by moisture, dirt, and grease. Until you are ready to use the batteries, be certain to leave the plastic tabs in place. Modern hearing aid batteries mix zinc with the air to power on. You don\u2019t want that to happen before you are ready.\nIt is good to let them sit out for five minutes after you pull the tab but before you install them. Doing this can increase the life of the battery by days.\n4. Different Battery Sources And Batteries Can be Experimented with\nHigh quality batteries will last longer than cheap ones, obviously. Don\u2019t just think of the brand, though, but what types of hearing aid batteries you\u2019re using and where you buy them, too. If you buy in quantity, you can get good batteries for less at some big box stores.\nUse caution if you buy them online, especially from an auction site such as eBay. Batteries have an expiration date that they need to be sold by. You shouldn\u2019t use them once they expire.\nAsk your hearing specialist for advice on where to find batteries at affordable prices.\n5. Be Ready For The Inevitable\nSooner or later, the batteries are going to quit. It\u2019s beneficial if you get an idea when that will happen, so you don\u2019t find yourself in a pinch. To keep track of when the batteries fizzle and need to be replaced, make a schedule. You\u2019ll get a feel for when you need to change them over time.\nIn order to help you determine what features have the biggest effect on the battery and which brand batteries are appropriate for your device, keep a diary.\nOne of the best things about modern hearing aids is that some are rechargeable. You may pay slightly more for those units, but it will be worth it if you can save money on batteries. Rechargeable batteries are likely the best option if you need a lot of features like Bluetooth or wireless.\nThe batteries that make hearing aids run can be as significant an investment as the hearing aids are. Lengthening the life of your batteries and saving money begins with some due diligence. Contact a hearing aid retailer for some information on what option is best for you.",
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        "raw_content": "Harmony. Unity. Peace.\nHappy International Yoga Day!\nThe word \u2018yoga\u2019 comes from Sanskrit meaning to \u2018join' or \u2018unite\u2019 - symbolising the union of body, mind and consciousness that comes through its practice. Yoga, in the deeper sense of the word, means union. Through yoga and meditation there is a wonderful possibility to discover the best we have within ourselves and, in turn, recognise the best in everyone we meet in our daily lives. Yoga can contribute, in a holistic way, to achieving balance between mind and body and can make a direct contribution to humanity's quest to realise sustainable development and move towards lifestyles that are more in harmony with nature.\nOn 11 December 2014, the United Nations announced 21 June as the International Day of Yoga to raise awareness worldwide of the many benefits of practicing the many forms of yoga. This year we invite you to explore all the inner potential and resources within your own heart.\nExperience Heartfulness meditation and yoga\nThe simplicity of Heartfulness is what most people enjoy about it. We can just relax, sit comfortably and gently connect our minds to our hearts. In time, this helps us to develop a happier, calmer state of being, and a better relationship with everyone and everything in our lives. Amongst the stresses and strains of life, Heartfulness offers a simple and supportive approach to meditation and relaxation, which is free and open to all. Practising Heartfulness helps us experience the wisdom of our heart so that we learn to let go, trusting our intuition and ourselves. Becoming more connected to our heart helps us become calmer, clearer, and to feel more balanced.\nThis international yoga day Heartfulness UK will be offering free sessions in and around London and other locations all over the UK. Please do come along and experience it for your own self.\nFor more information see on our yoga events listed below.",
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        "raw_content": "Delays possible as roadworks planned across Yorkshire\nMotorists could face disruption while a series of planned roadworks are in place across the region from Monday.\nHighways England, which is carrying out the works from Monday until Sunday, April 10, said it aims to cause as little disruption as possible.\nThe following roadworks are planned from Monday, subject to weather conditions.\nThere M1 will be reduced to a single lane on the northbound carriageway overnight for three nights from Wednesday 6 April. The northbound exit slip road at junction 31 will be closed overnight for two nights from Wednesday 6 April. The northbound entry slip road at junction 31 will be closed overnight on Friday 8 April. It will be reduced to a single lane on the southbound carriageway overnight for three nights from Wednesday 6 April. The southbound entry slip road at junction 31 will be closed overnight for two nights from Monday 4 April. The closures are for works on the smart motorways. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am, and drivers will be able to follow clearly signed diversion routes.\nThe hard shoulder is currently closed in both directions as part of the smart motorway scheme. The northbound side of the carriageway will be reduced to a single lane overnight for two nights on Wednesday 6 April. The northbound entry slip road at junction 35 will be closed overnight on Thursday 7 April. The southbound side of the carriageway will be reduced to a single lane overnight for two nights from Monday 4 April. The southbound entry slip road at junction 35 will be closed overnight for two nights from Tuesday 5 April. There will be narrow lanes and a 50mph speed limit until the project is completed in winter 2016. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am, and drivers will be able to follow clearly signed diversion routes.\nThe northbound carriageway between junctions 39 and 40 will be reduced to a single lane overnight for four nights from Monday 4 April. The southbound carriageway between junctions 39 and 40 will be reduced to a single lane overnight for four nights from Monday 4 April. All closures are for carriageway works such as waterproofing and bridge works. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am, and drivers will be able to follow clearly signed diversion routes.\nM1 junction 38 Haigh\nThe northbound exit slip road at junction 38 will be fully closed for resurfacing works overnight on Tuesday 5 April. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am, and drivers will be able to follow clearly signed diversion routes.\nThe southbound side of the carriageway will be reduced to a single lane overnight for three nights for roadmarkings from Wednesday 6 April. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am.\nThe southbound exit slip road at junction 5 will be closed overnight on Thursday 7 April for signing works. The southbound carriageway will be closed overnight on Friday 8 April for signing works. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am, and drivers will be able to follow clearly signed diversion routes.\nThe M62 will be reduced to a single lane on the eastbound carriageway overnight for five nights from Monday 4 April and the eastbound entry slip road at junction 22 will also be closed overnight for five nights from Monday 4 April for resurfacing works. There will westbound carriageway will be reduced to a single lane overnight for four nights from Monday 4 April and the westbound entry slip road at junction 23 will be fully closed overnight on Thursday 7 April for resurfacing works. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am, and drivers will be able to follow clearly signed diversion routes.\nThe westbound entry slip road at junction 24 will be closed overnight for three nights for drainage works from Monday 4 April and then overnight on Friday 8 April. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am, and drivers will be able to follow clearly signed diversion routes. The eastbound exit slip road at junction 24 will also be closed overnight on Monday 4 April for lining works. The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am, and drivers will be able to follow clearly signed diversion routes.\nThere will be narrow lanes and a 30mph speed limit in place until a project to add an extra lane to the roundabout at the junction is completed in autumn 2016. The slip roads and roundabout will be reduced to a single lane overnight, between 7pm and 6am, from Monday 4 April for five nights. 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        "raw_content": "HOUSTON-BASED MARITIME & PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY, MEDIATOR & ARBITRATOR\nPracticing Maritime & Transportation Law Across America\nPERSONAL INJURY & COMMERCIAL SERVICES\nBased here in Houston, I\u2019m proud to provide personal injury services that include not only maritime law, but also car, truck, bike, and motorcycle wrecks, premises liability cases, traumatic brain injury cases and even chemical exposure incidents. I also handle multi-million dollar commercial and property damage claims. I\u2019ve handled cases across the country, and I\u2019m willing to travel to tend to yours.\nEfficient Dispute Resolution\nDispute resolution can come in different forms depending on the nature of your situation. For cost-effective solutions that can be resolved amicably and creatively, we can talk about mediation. 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I can help refer you to the right attorney if that\u2019s what you need.\nCharles F. Herd\nI have practiced law for over 33 years and am eligible to practice across the country. From New York to Texas, including Louisiana and Kentucky. I enjoy meeting great people from all over, and look forward to discussing your own situation.\nAs a trained mediation neutral and personal injury attorney, my services are two-fold.\nMy focus is maritime law, but that doesn\u2019t mean my personal injury services are limited to unfortunate events that happen over the water. Maybe you\u2019ve been injured on someone\u2019s poorly maintained premises, or the negligence of drivers on the road has landed you in the hospital. Maybe you suffered significant property damage. Whatever the case, I\u2019ve got you covered.\nThe issues you need to resolve often require the help of a trained mediator or arbitrator. 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The decisions explored and ultimately agreed upon together usually come about better, cheaper and faster than you would expect \u2014 especially if you compare it to waiting on the decisions of a judge, jury or arbitrator.\nMORE ABOUT MEDIATION & ARBITRATION\nCompanies are liable for their trucks, vessels, and equipment.\nIf you or a loved one is injured due to the carelessness of others, whether from improperly operating commercial vehicles, vessels, or equipment, contact me. Those responsible should be held responsible. I have been handling cases like these for over 30 years.\nAccountability on the water & road\nNegligence is one of the basic concepts upon which personal injury and other bodies of law are based. As humans, we all make mistakes. The question is whether we own our mistakes. Everyone can and should take appropriate precautions to protect themselves and others. Frequently, this is as simple as establishing and following proper safety rules.\nDon\u2019t drink and drive. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab \u00ab Toward The Past: 210-Forgiving and Forgetting\nToward The Future: 212-Two Dead Guys Walk into a Bar \u00bb \u00bb\nI was thinking the other day about how we as people define ourselves. Many of us use our jobs, (plumber, race car driver) many our religion, (Christian, Buddhist) and many consider physical description. (white man, black woman) Often, geographical location is used as a definition of a person \u2014 people describe themselves as being of the place where they were born; American, German, Parisian, New Yorker. But while these things say what we do, who we worship, and what we look like, do they really define who we are? What kind of person we have created in ourselves?\nI have another thought.\nWhat happens to a person when they learn that boiling water is painful? They try not to come into contact with it. (In my case it was boiling grits, but the lesson was the same.) No matter what the variety of responses may have been before all those people learned that boiling water was ouchy, afterwards they all responded pretty much the same. It\u2019s like the notions we imagine \u201ceverybody knows.\u201d (For the record, I hate this phrase, as I usually hear it being applied to something stupid I have just done. \u201cEverybody knows you aren\u2019t supposed to mix bleach and ammonia together \u2014 and then smell it!\u201d) The things that everyone knows about are also the things that everyone reacts the same way towards. Knowledge causes homogeneity. In fact, it is our ignorance which defines us, not what we know, what color we are, or where we were born.\nBut how is this? Are we in no measure defined by our successes? Our accomplishments? What about a doctor? He is a doctor, isn\u2019t he? Isn\u2019t that a definition? The answer is no, it is actually the opposite. A doctor isn\u2019t a man with knowledge \u2014 he is a man who has given up a piece of his ignorance. Anyone can learn the things a doctor knows. The more we learn, the more the same we become. Ultimate truth leads to ultimate peace, cooperation, and conformity. Maybe it\u2019s god, I don\u2019t know. But I can tell you pretty assuredly that compared to today, it\u2019d be boring.\nSo what does this mean? How does our ignorance define us? Well, if our knowledge brings us towards sameness, then our ignorance pushes us into conflict. One person is a Democrat, one is a Republican. They battle because neither can see the whole picture. If they both knew what the genuinely best paths were, there would be no fight. They are defined not by their ideas, but their ignorance. Muslims and Christians, pro-choice vs. anti-abortion, racial divides, styles of governance\u2026 pick any item on the agenda that folks like to fight about and it traces immediately to their ignorance. Sometimes it\u2019s ignorance of the other side, sometimes it\u2019s ignorance of themselves.\nBut why choose to be ignorant when there is an alternative? When people argue, ostensibly to enlighten those around them, they almost never seek a blending of ideas, of finding a greater truth than they walked in with. The arguer seeks to make his opponents submit before his truths, to force those who would disagree to abandon their own ideas in favor of the arguer\u2019s ideas. The only problem here is that as human beings, we are very, very rarely possessed of ideas that are any better than anyone else. In fact, it is not our ideas over which we do battle, but our own unique positions of ignorance, defined by the things we don\u2019t know, that we fight for. If we knew better there\u2019d be no reason to fight.\nPeople cling to their ignorance like a life raft. People who worship god walk out of the room when presented with evidence that their views are wrong. Scientists desperately twist results to fit their hypothesis, and politicians lie about themselves and their opponents\u2026 all to promote their ignorance, and keep fighting the stupid fight. Again, if everyone knew all the truths, there\u2019d be nothing left to fight over.\nI\u2019m rolling this into my New Year\u2019s resolution for 2008. No more fighting to defend my own positions of ignorance. The fact is that I know just north of nothing about anything, and I\u2019m not afraid to admit it. I\u2019m absolutely sure of it.\nP.S. Thomas Edison didn\u2019t invent the lightbulb either.\n\u2190 210-Forgiving and Forgetting\n212-Two Dead Guys Walk into a Bar \u2192\n2 Responses to 211-Stealth: 101\nSome say that the insane are actually the most sane of all of us because they no longer abide by the rules and behaviors that make up our culture, that they in a sense see what is right in front of them. Many of the insane committ suicide.\nSo although to see the other end and to view life as being less ignornant rather than being more knowledgeable the world would be a far more dreery place if everyone knew the correct path. We are born, then we eat and grow, and then we die. If we viewed life as these simple three steps it would question the point of trying to become less ignorant because of the fact that in the end we die anyways. What is the point really?\nI believe the point is that you decided to read this comment, which sparked some curiousity, which lead to your own impression and idea of it, and maybe a response.\nI like to believe that everyone has the highest level of knowledge available to them but only a few want to accept this because all rules have exceptions, and honestly the more you know the more you realise how unhappy everyone is, Ignorance is Bliss.\nTruth is relative not objective. Liberalism and conservatism both WORK, they just work in different ways. 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        "raw_content": "Dr. Sheldon Herzig, ophthalmologist, Toronto, is one of the world\u2019s most respected and experienced laser eye surgeons, having pioneered the development and application of leading-edge technologies in advanced cataract and refractive surgery; the use of ultrasound and foldable lenses in advanced cataract surgery; and the development of outpatient cataract surgery.\nDr. Herzig\u2019s work with thousands of patients has led to technique modifications and innovations on which he has lectured extensively around the world.\nRespected by the medical community worldwide for his publications, scientific papers and formal presentations, Dr. Herzig completed his ophthalmology residency at the University of Toronto, after which he completed a fellowship in corneal and cataract surgery at the Mary Shields Eye Hospital in Dallas, Texas, where he was trained in the most advanced microsurgical techniques for cataract and refractive surgery.\nIn 1996, Dr. Herzig co-founded the Herzig Eye Institute with businesswoman Cherry Tabb. A centre of excellence recognized worldwide, the Herzig Eye Institute and Dr. Herzig have treated more than 150,000 patients from all over Canada, 42 states, and 23 countries worldwide \u2014 from Bermuda to Singapore to South Africa. He has trained \u2014 and treated \u2014 several hundred of the world\u2019s leading advanced cataract and refractive surgeons.\nSince the initiation of laser vision correction technology, Dr. Herzig has been recognized as a leader in the use of laser technologies in refractive surgery. Eye surgeons and optometrists from all over the world attend his courses on the LASIK technique.\nDr. Herzig prepared the Recommended Guidelines for Laser Refractive Centres in Canada, which is distributed through the Canadian Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, and has assisted the College of Physicians and Surgeons in provinces across Canada in evaluating standards of surgical practice.\nHe is the past president of the Canadian Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (1998\u20132000) and continues, through his practice and teachings, to be on the cutting edge of his specialty, using the most advanced state-of-the-art technology to provide each patient with a custom vision correction to meet their unique needs.\nIn 2013, the Herzig Eye Institute became one of the first to offer its patients Refractive Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery (ReLACS), the new standard in precision cataract surgery with the Catalys\u00ae Precision Laser System.\nUsing Catalys\u00ae, Herzig Eye Institute\u2019s world-class surgeons are able to provide a gentle, highly customized cataract procedure with precision that is not achievable with traditional manual techniques. This is the most exciting advance in cataract surgery since phacoemulsification was introduced more than 50 years ago.\nWhy Choose the Herzig Eye Institute?\nWe offer you vision correction options from early adulthood to late in life and specialize in a wide range of vision correction options for nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, presbyopia, and cataracts.\nOur surgeons have the expertise and experience to treat your full vision correction needs and do so with a completely customized approach. Refractive vision correction options including Lasik, PRK, Refractive Lens Exchange and Implantable Collamer Lenses, and we also specialize in Advanced Cataract Treatment options. Our surgeons will recommend the surgery that is the safest and most effective for your vision and lifestyle needs.\nAt the Herzig Eye Institute, our commitment is to provide each patient with the best possible vision correction, superior surgical care, and the highest level of patient care. Our focus is on delivering incomparable patient satisfaction through exceptional clinical results. There are no additional or hidden charges and no restrictions on follow up care or enhancements, if ever required.\nYour fee includes the most advanced and safest technology available, superior surgeon skill, a personalized patient-centric approach to treatment, superior customer service, and most importantly, exceptional vision outcomes.",
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        "raw_content": "(Stamford, CT, 8/4/16) \u2013 Hi-Link Technology Group a local technology solution provider announced today that it has moved its headquarters in Stamford, CT into office space at a prestigious Stamford, CT address to accommodate its rapidly expanding business in IT Managed Services, IT network consulting and engineering services.\nThe new office is located at 60 Long Ridge Rd. Suite 205; Stamford, CT 06902. Hi-Link previous headquarters was located at 76 Progress Dr. Stamford, CT.\n\u201c60 Long Ridge is upper echelon office space that represents the look and feel of a high end IT consulting, engineering, and hosted datacenter services company. Hi-Link gains an office identity that reflects our strong Stamford, CT presence, technology services, and accommodates our future growth plans,\u201d said Jim Gartner Director of Sales and Marketing at Hi-Link Technology Group. \u201cLong Ridge Rd. is an iconic street that represents the core of Stamford business, innovation, and technological advancement.\u201d\nHi-Link\u2019s main phone number 203-388-7100 and website www.hi-link.com will remain the same.\nHi-Link provides a complete range of IT networking services and customized managed datacenter solutions that integrate a hybrid of public and private cloud\nsolutions to best meet the business needs of their clients.",
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        "raw_content": "That Time a Foreign Government Interfered in a U.S. Presidential Election\u2014in 1796\nAfter George Washington\u2019s administration concluded a treaty with Great Britain in 1795, France decided it was time for a change at the top of the U.S. government.\nWhile George Washington had enjoyed virtually unanimous support in the first two U.S. presidential elections, things looked a lot different by 1796. Two competing parties, the Federalists and the Republicans, had emerged, and politics had gotten nasty. While Washington probably could have won a third term if he had chosen to run, he wasn\u2019t the universally beloved figure he once was.\nAfter the progress of the French Revolution led to war between Great Britain and France in 1793, Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson was among those who thought the United States should support France, its champion during the Revolutionary War. Instead, Washington sided with his pro-British Treasury secretary, Alexander Hamilton, and others who argued that the United States should remain neutral in the conflict. Then he sent the pro-British Chief Justice John Jay to negotiate a treaty with Great Britain, in an attempt to preserve good relations between the two countries.\nThe Jay Treaty, ratified in 1795, enraged the French government, who saw it as a clear violation of the 1778 alliance between France and the United States. Convinced that the tide of American public opinion was in its favor, France decided to take action in order to bring about a change in presidential administrations\u2014specifically, to replace the pro-British, Federalist Washington with the pro-French, Republican Jefferson. Pierre Auguste Adet, the French minister (ambassador) since 1795, and other French officials, began openly supporting the Republicans and attacking the Federalists whenever possible.\nPolitical cartoon depicting opposition to the Jay Treaty. (Credit: The Print Collector/Print Collector/Getty Images)\nIn September 1796, Washington announced he would not seek a third term as president. In his Farewell Address, much of which Hamilton wrote, Washington included a memorable warning against foreign entanglements, now considered a timeless piece of advice for future leaders. At the time, however, it was specifically aimed at France\u2019s ongoing efforts to interfere in the election of Washington\u2019s successor.\nIn response, the French government only stepped up those efforts. In late October and November, Adet sent a series of carefully timed diplomatic notes to Timothy Pickering, Washington\u2019s secretary of state. At the same time, he released the notes for publication in the Aurora, a Philadelphia newspaper. In these missives, Adet pleaded with the American people to reject the Jay Treaty and renew the alliance with France. He then announced that France was suspending relations with the United States, and implied that only Jefferson\u2019s election as president might prevent war between the two countries.\nAdet\u2019s belief that such interference would help France didn\u2019t come out of nowhere\u2014Jefferson himself had assured the minister a year earlier that France did indeed have friends in America. As the U.S. minister in Paris in 1796, James Monroe had also hinted to French officials that relations between the two countries would improve if Republicans were to win the presidential election.\nJohn Adams and Thomas Jefferson, who squared off in the election of 1796.\nIn the end, however, there\u2019s little evidence Adet\u2019s interference helped Jefferson, apart from a few votes from Pennsylvania Quakers motivated by threats of a war with France. In fact, the minister\u2019s actions mostly hurt the Republicans, making them seem like pawns of a foreign government. James Madison wrote to Jefferson in December 1796 (just before electors cast their ballots) that Adet\u2019s scheme was \u201cworking all the evil with which it is pregnant\u201d and threatened to create \u201ca perpetual alienation\u201d of France and the United States. In early February 1797, the election results came in: Federalist John Adams won the presidency by a narrow margin, and Jefferson became vice president, in a bitterly divided administration.\nSome 220 years later, as the United States confronts the intervention of another foreign power in another presidential election, it seems fitting to remember Washington\u2019s warning in his farewell address: \u201cAgainst the insidious wiles of foreign influence, (I conjure you to believe me fellow citizens) the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake; since history and experience prove that foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of Republican Government.\u201d\n7 Most Contentious U.S. Presidential Elections\nRemembering the First Presidential Inauguration\nRemembering the 1912 Presidential Election\nHow the First 10 U.S. Presidents Shaped the Role of the Nation's Top Office",
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        "raw_content": "Artist\u2019s concept of the heating mechanism from Jupiter\u2019s Great Red Spot\nCredits: Art by Karen Teramura, UH IfA with James O\u2019Donoghue and Luke Moore\nNew NASA-funded research suggests that Jupiter\u2019s Great Red Spot may be the mysterious heat source behind Jupiter\u2019s surprisingly high upper atmospheric temperatures.\nHere on Earth, sunlight heats the atmosphere at altitudes well above the surface\u2014for example, at 250 miles above our planet where the International Space Station orbits. Scientists have been stumped as to why temperatures in Jupiter\u2019s upper atmosphere are comparable to those found at Earth, yet Jupiter is more than five times the distance from the sun. They wanted to know: if the sun isn\u2019t the heat source, then what is?\nResearchers from Boston University\u2019s Center for Space Physics set out to solve the mystery by mapping temperatures well above Jupiter\u2019s cloud tops using observations from Earth. They analyzed data from the SpeX spectrometer at NASA\u2019s Infrared Telescope Facility (IRTF) on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, a 3-meter infrared telescope operated for NASA by the University of Hawaii. By observing non-visible infrared light hundreds of miles above the gas giant, scientists found temperatures to be much higher in certain latitudes and longitudes in Jupiter\u2019s southern hemisphere, where the spot is located.\n\u201cWe could see almost immediately that our maximum temperatures at high altitudes were above the Great Red Spot far below\u2014a weird coincidence or a major clue?\u201d said Boston University\u2019s James O\u2019Donoghue, lead author of the study.\nThe study, in the July 27 issue of the journal Nature, concludes that the storm in the Great Red Spot produces two kinds of turbulent energy waves that collide and heat the upper atmosphere. Gravity waves are much like how a guitar string moves when plucked, while acoustic waves are compressions of the air (sound waves). Heating in the upper atmosphere 500 miles (800 kilometers) above the Great Red Spot is thought to be caused by a combination of these two wave types \u201ccrashing,\u201d like ocean waves on a beach.\n\u201cThe extremely high temperatures observed above the storm appear to be the \u2018smoking gun\u2019 of this energy transfer,\u201d said O\u2019Donoghue. \u201cThis tells us that planet-wide heating is a plausible explanation for the \u2018energy crisis,\u2019 a problem in which upper-atmospheric temperatures are measured hundreds of degrees hotter than can be explained by sunlight alone.\u201d\nThis effect has been observed over the Andes Mountains here on Earth and may also be happening elsewhere in the outer solar system, though it has not been directly observed. Scientists believe this phenomenon also occurs on giant exoplanets orbiting other stars.\nThe Great Red Spot (GRS) has delighted and mystified since its discovery in the 17th Century. With its swirl of reddish hues, it\u2019s 2-3 times as wide as Earth and is seen by many as a \u201cperpetual hurricane,\u201d with winds peaking at about 400 miles an hour.\nNASA's Juno spacecraft, which recently arrived at Jupiter, will have several opportunities during its 20-month mission to observe the Great Red Spot and the turbulent region surrounding it. Juno will peer hundreds of miles downward into the atmosphere with its microwave radiometer, which passively senses heat coming from within the planet. This capability will enable Juno to reveal the deep structure of the Great Red Spot, along with other prominent Jovian features, such as the colorful cloud bands.",
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        "raw_content": "Home > About > Honorary Awardees > Honorary Doctorate > Peter LAM Kin-ngok\nPeter LAM Kin-ngok\nPeter Lam Kin-ngok is the third-generation scion of one of Hong Kong\u2019s oldest Teochew families from Chaoyang in Guangdong Province. He is the Deputy Chairman of Lai Sun Garment (International) Limited, an enterprise created in 1947 by his late father Lim Por-yen, a textile tycoon and philanthropist. Lai Sun Garment, publicly listed in 1972, is now a conglomerate with substantial business interests in property development and investment, hotel operations and management, and media and entertainment in Hong Kong, Macau and Mainland China.\nMr Lam was first educated in Hong Kong and then the United States. On his return to the territory in the 80s, he started working for his father, acquiring his business acumen and determination that comes from learning with the master. While managing the family business, Mr Lam was increasingly drawn to his longtime passion \u2013 the entertainment business, an interest kept alive by his understanding of the perations of Asia Television Limited, in the days when his family was the broadcaster\u2019s biggest shareholder.\nIn 1994, Mr Lam took the helm at Media Asia Entertainment Group, which has since become a major player in the film industry through producing and co-financing over 60 Chinese language movies, many of which have received recognition for their artistic merits, as well as being box-office hits. These include Aftershock (2010), The Founding of a Republic (2009), City of Life and Death (2009), If You Are The One (2008), The Warlords (2007), The Assembly (2007), Confession of Pain (2006), The Banquet (2006), Exiled (2006), Initial D (2005), and Wait \u2018Til You\u2019re Older (2005). One of the Group\u2019s biggest successes came in 2002 and 2003 with the production of the Infernal Affairs trilogy, a thrilling tale of good versus evil in three parts. Collectively, these films won a total of 44 awards both locally and internationally. Infernal Affairs was remade by Martin Scorsese in 2006 as The Departed, which received four major awards at the Academy Awards in 2007, including Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay. Not only did this bring Hong Kong cinema into the international arena, it also gave fresh impetus to the local film industry.\nThrough the years, Media Asia\u2019s films have won over 140 awards at major international film festivals at Cannes, Berlin, Venice, Tokyo, and Pusan; and at award ceremonies including the Golden Horse Awards and Hong Kong Film Awards. In his personal capacity, Mr Lam received several awards for his distinguished contributions to the industry including Outstanding Producer in Asia Pacific at the 51st Asia Pacific Film Festival in 2006, Producer of the Year Award at CineAsia 2009, and Producer with the Greatest Contribution from Radio Television Hong Kong at a 2009 event to mark the centenary of the local film industry.\nMr Lam\u2019s phenomenal success in the movie industry has been the result of his enterprising spirit and an unwavering belief in his audience in the Cantonese-speaking Guangdong Province of China, where the dialect is used by 100 million people. He is of the view that with the Mainland\u2019s growing sophistication in the development of its own movie industry, the synergy between Hong Kong and Mainland professionals is becoming increasingly more seamless, opening up infinite opportunities for both.\nWith the same conviction, Mr Lam manages the family\u2019s eSun Holdings Limited as its Executive Director, integrating business interests in film, television and drama, music and events management. Through eSun\u2019s subsidiary companies, A-list stars such as Sammi Cheng, Andy Lau and Miriam Yeung continue to entertain audience in Hong Kong and overseas with their many mega-productions.\nAs a devoted son of Hong Kong, Mr Lam looks beyond his own business and is committed to contributing to the well-being of Hong Kong and its development as a hub for movie production. 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        "raw_content": "Top 5... - April 9, 2015\nOut next week (April 13th) on DVD & Blu-Ray, Black Sea is the latest film from director Kevin Macdonald, the man behind films like State of Play and the brilliant Idi Amin biopic The Last King of Scotland. Jude Law stars as Captain Robinson, the recently divorced, down-on-his-luck commander of an under-sea salvage vessel whose problems soon get worse when he finds himself made redundant.\nWhile drowning his sorrows in a local bar, Robinson meets his friend Kurston (Daniel Ryan), who introduces him to another friend, a Russian sailor named Blackie (Konstantin Khabensky) and tells him he knows the location of a previously undiscovered Nazi U-boat laying at the bottom of the Black Sea, loaded with a long-lost cargo of gold bars worth an estimated $182m.\nBlackie and Kurston want to put together a a salvage operation and Robinson agrees to meet with a mysterious financial backer named Lewis, who agrees to fund the trip. 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You can find the trailer below and pick up Macdonald's new film next week on DVD or Blu-Ray, but in the meantime we've picked out another five of the best films set on submarines for you to sink yourselves into...\nThe first of American author Tom Clancy's novels to be adapted for the big screen, John McTiernan's 1990 film stars Sean Connery as Marko Ramius, the captain of a Soviet nuclear sub who goes rogue and intends to defect to the United States, along with the submarine in his command, handing them the details of the ships experimental stealth propulsion system into the bargain. Alec Baldwin co-stars in the role of Clancy's most famous character, Jack Ryan, who tries to facilitate the Soviet captain's defection. Also starring Sam Neill, James Earl Jones and Scott Glen, this is a film for anybody who enjoys a cold war flick.\nReleased in 1981, Wolfgang Petersen's superb film was later spun out as a TV mini-series under the same name , but the original version is often considered one of the best war films ever made. Based on Lothar G. Buckheim's 1973 novel, Das Boot is set during WWII and follows the crew of German submarine U96, detailing life aboard a wartime submarine in all its gritty detail. Depicting both the thrilling but terrifying battle sequences and the extreme boredom that results from long periods hunting for enemy vessels, Petersen's film is perhaps one of the most accurate and intelligent accounts of naval life ever to appear in cinemas. Don't let the subtitles put you off, this is a must-see for any war film fanatic.\nHarrison Ford and Liam Neeson star in this 2002 film from Kathryn Bigelow, based on the true story of the first Soviet nuclear submarine. Hurriedly completed in order for the Russians to catch up with the West's nuclear sub development, the film details the first of several accidents suffered by the vessel ver the course of its career. Neeson and Ford wrestle with with problems caused by a faulty nuclear reactor on the sub, nearly sinking the ship and eventually killing 28 of the ship's crew as the result of radiation poisoning. It's a grim depiction of the often reckless desperation to gain the upper hand during the cold war, but thanks to some great performances from Neeson and Ford it's also a completely riveting watch.\nJames Cameron has directed some of the biggest-grossing blockbusters in history with the likes of Titanic and Avatar and need little introduction these days, but in the 1980s he was just beginning to make a name for himself with bombastic, sci-fi / action flicks like The Terminator and Aliens, as well as this little gem from 1989. Starring the permanently menacing Ed Harris as the head of a commercial diving team looking to salvage a lost nuclear submarine, the crew find more than they bargained for when the encounter a strange alien life form living amidst the murky depths of the ocean. The Abyss has more in common with early John Carpenter films than the likes of Titanic, but that's no bad thing as far as we're concerned and anybody who enjoyed cameron's other 80s films will surely enjoy this.\nJules Verne's most famous novel was given the screen adaptation treatment in 1954 by director Richard Fleischer, who enlisted James Mason to star as the commander of the submarine Nautilus, Captain Nemo, alongside Kirk Douglas in the role of Ned Land. When stories begin coming to shore of a giant horned whale named the Narwhal attacking and sinking ships, an expedition is launched to investigate. 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        "raw_content": "Other... - September 4, 2014\nhmv.com presents\u2026 The Best Soundtracks Of All Time: This Is Spinal Tap\nWith some great in-store offers starting this week on films and on film soundtracks as part our 'Decades' series, every day we'll be picking the best soundtrack, one for every year, starting with 1950 right through to the present day. Today we're up to 1984 and we're turning it up to 11 with Spinal Tap.\nThis Is Spinal Tap, the funniest movie ever made about rock & roll.\nSo what\u2019s the film about?\nIt\u2019s a mockumentary that follows fictional British heavy metal band on their tour across the USA in order to promote their monumental twelfth album Smell The Glove. Along the way they get accused of sexism, get confused by miniature bread, perform alongside the world\u2019s smallest replica of Stonehenge and get second billed to a puppet show.\nThe band are brilliantly portrayed by Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer, with real life director Rob Reiner playing smarmy filmmaker Marty Di Bergi, The mockumentary style is played perfectly, and has been an influence on everything from The Office to Borat.\nIs this a score or a soundtrack?\nIt\u2019s a soundtrack of songs from the band.\nSo who\u2019s on it? Anyone I might know?\nThe clue is in the title. All the songs are written and performed by Guest, McKean and Shearer, in character as Spinal Tap.\nSo which songs are on it? Did any of them become hits?\nIn the world of the film, they are all hits. In real life, no singles were reduced, but there\u2019s some wonderful parodies of 70s and 80s hard rock on here, with brilliant song titles like \"Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight\", \u201cBig Bottom\u201d and \u201cSex Farm\u201d.\nWhat\u2019s the best moment?\nThe band performing 'Stonehenge' in front of the tiny recreation of the landmark. Not only is the scene comedy gold, the song is also a pitch perfect pastiche of pompous prog rock, mandolin solo and all.\nThese are some of the funniest comedy songs every recorded, and the likes of Flight Of The Conchords and The Lonely Island all owe them a debt. They are still just as funny today as they were in 1984. It's available here in our download store.\nThis Is Spinal Tap Rob Reiner\nThis Is Spinal Tap HD Trailer\nhmv.com presents\u2026 The Best Soundtracks Of All Time: Flashdance\nhmv.com presents\u2026 The Best Soundtracks of All Time: The Empire Strikes Back\nhmv.com presents\u2026 The Best Soundtracks of All Time: Apocalypse Now\nhmv.com presents\u2026 The Best Soundtracks of All Time: Grease\nAction,Crime,Drama,Thriller",
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        "raw_content": "You are at:Home\u00bbFootball\u00bbEngland\u2019s Interim Manager Seems To Be Supportive for English Footballer Wayne Rooney\nEngland\u2019s Interim Manager Seems To Be Supportive for English Footballer Wayne Rooney\nVeteran English football player Wayne Rooney seems to have got some support from the interim manager of English football team Gareth Southgate. After a recent incident when Rooney was booed by English fans in the football match between England and Malta, Southgate defended Rooney. This 2018 World Cup qualifiers match was eventually won by the English team by 2-0. In the first half of this match which was played at the Wembley stadium, Daniel Sturridge and Dele Alli scored for the English team in the first half. This victory over Malta did seem to be a tough one for the host side. However, the 82,000-strong home crowd at the Wembley thought that it would be a cake walk for the home team. Southgate engaged Rooney in a midfield role. But this veteran forward was unable to put up a good show for which he was booed by the several thousand English fans present in the stadium.\nThe English interim manager, supporting his stand on Rooney, said that he can\u2019t really figure out why fans booed this veteran player considering the number of games played and goals scored by this player for the English team. Southgate felt that the criticism meted out to Rooney at times is unfair. The English interim manager said this at a post-match briefing to the local media. According to Southgate, Rooney \u201cploughs on and plays with pride and captains his country with pride\u201d.\nSouthgate had urged the English fans to be more loyal and be supportive to Rooney who is struggling to regain his earlier form. He added that if Rooney is not well-supported things will be even tougher for him.\nSouthgate said that recently he had presented this 30 year old veteran player with a cap. This is in recognition of him being the record cap holder for his country. According to Southgate every debate and discussion of late has been focussed on him and pressure on him is enormous. Southgate doesn\u2019t really understand the motive behind booing. According to him, this seems to be the current trend and he feels that it will adversely impact Rooney.\nSouthgate\u2019s call to keep Rooney in a midfield role seems to be completely opposite the view of the Manchester United Manager who said that that the English skipper will be more useful as a forward.\nHowever, according to English team\u2019s interim manager Rooney\u2019s role in the midfield is attuned to the national team\u2019s setup.",
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        "raw_content": "I'm not the best Photographer.\n\u200bNo one is \"the best\" Photographer. It simply doesn't exist.\nI work in an industry that is far too subjective and based on personal tastes to really classify anyone as such. I can only be the best version of myself that I can be, work hard and be good in my own way. So can you and it's important to remember.\nPeople will either like what you do, or dislike what you do - both are completely valid and totally okay. As long as you work hard and try your best, that's all you can do in life. No one person can be everybody's cup of tea for a million different reasons, and that's okay too. One man's joy is another man's \"What is that about?!?!??\".\nI am always learning new things about my profession and I always will be. I will never reach a point in which I do not need to learn anything else and I become \"The perfect Photographer\". No one is. No matter how much they or others think they are, or how much they appear to be. Every single Photographer out there is on a never-ending journey of learning and discovery. We are all at different stages. It's wonderful it should be embraced, not shied away from or covered up.\nMaybe you're not quite where you want to be in life, but I'm sure you've come a long way, I know I have. So often we are consumed by day to day life, what we have to get done, how we can get better at whatever it is we do, how to be better people, where we are going in life and what our next steps should be. Every now and then it's just as valuable to look back and see how far you've come in the past year, five years, ten years or even six months.\nPlease find your passions in life.\nStay humble, stay hungry and keen to learn.\n\u200bLearn to be proud of how far you've come and your achievements.\nEmbrace it all.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / 2010 Housing Market / Hard Money Financing Booms as Investors Sue\nHard Money Financing Booms as Investors Sue\nAs a federal judge starts a trial over allegations that New York firms defrauded hard money loan investors of millions of dollars in assets, other hard money lenders are achieving record profits. San Diego, California based Source Capital Funding, Inc. announced it finished closing 42 loans in October and funded nearly $9-million in mortgages for the year.\nSource Capital has tripled business in the last year, charging interest rates that start at 9.99% and range as high as 11.99% to borrowers desperately seeking loans to hold on to their homes. The company is part of the rapidly growing hard money lending industry that is pulling in record profits as the real estate market continues its collapse into 2011 with all-time record levels of foreclosures.\nIn Reno, Nevada a federal judge has started jury selection in the trial of USA Capital stemming from the collapse of the company as a hard money lender, which had more than 6,000 investors and $962-million in assets at the height of business. The hard money lender solicited funds from individual investors for short term loans to developers, many of whom went bankrupt in the real estate collapse.\nInvestors swept in double-digit returns during the hey-day of the real estate boom, but then lost money as the market crashed. A company executive has already pled guilty to wire fraud. The case is gaining national attention in light of the foreclosure crisis and shows the extremes that so many homeowners and even new home developers are still willing to go to obtain a high interest hard money mortgage in a last ditch effort to save properties from foreclosure.\nHowever, many hard money lenders are telling potential clients not to consider borrowing from them after reviewing documents that show a foreclosure may only be inevitable. Attorney generals in all 50 U.S. states are hoping to limit the number of foreclosures by pressuring banks and mortgage companies to modify more home mortgages in an inquiry that involves at least six major national mortgage companies and banks.\nCompany officials say that Source Capital invests in only low risk first trust deeds with \u201csolid monthly returns\u201d in Los Angeles , San Diego and Arizona markets. \u201cWe are continuing to expand our presence as a viable private lender through our track record and the transparency and integrity by which we conduct business,\u201d said Sacha Ferrandi, a partner in Source Capital. \u201cWe anticipate further growth as conventional lenders remain limited, leaving borrowers to seek out loans through reputable private money lenders.\u201d\n\u201cPrivate money is always in demand and is not affected by seasonal changes,\u201d Ferrandi said. \u201cWe expect to see additional business throughout the rest of the year and into 2011.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "New HISD chief to receive $345,000 in base salary\nEricka Mellon Aug. 18, 2016 Updated: Aug. 18, 2016 11:17 p.m.\nNew HISD Superintendent Richard Carranza sings with members of the Northside and Sam Houston High School mariachi group, who \ufeffattended the Houston school board meeting \ufeffThursday.\ufeff\nWith welcoming hugs and the celebratory strains of a mariachi band, Richard Carranza, a 49-year-old career educator and grandson of Mexican immigrants, won unanimous approval Thursday to serve as the new superintendent of the Houston Independent School District.\nCarranza's hiring, made official after the state's required three-week waiting period, ushers in a fresh era of optimism in the nation's seventh-largest district despite looming academic and financial hurdles.\nCarranza, who previously led San Francisco public schools, and the Houston board agreed to a three-year contract that pays him an annual base salary of $345,000. The deal is less generous overall than what his predecessor, Terry Grier, received, and his salary is lower than that of some of his suburban counterparts.\nThe board purposefully designed Carranza's contract to be more straightforward and with fewer perks than Grier's, said board president Manuel Rodriguez Jr.\n\"It was, we felt as a board, a way to kind of regain a little bit of the trust with the public by putting the majority of the money into the base pay and not trying to hide anything,\" Rodriguez said.\nOn top of his salary, Carranza will receive $31,414 yearly in a tax-deferred account as a way to bolster his retirement credit in Texas. In addition, the board and the superintendent will negotiate a performance incentive for the 2017-18 school year, but the dollar amount and terms have not been determined.\nPledged to be visible\nGrier's base salary was $300,000, but his total compensation annually topped $500,000 thanks to six-figure performance bonuses, stipends and payouts for all his unused leave time.\nCarranza receives 40 leave days a year, compared with Grier's 65, and the amount he can accrue over time is capped.\nCarranza, stepping into a district with quadruple the enrollment of San Francisco schools, pledged to be visible in the community, to be supportive of educators, and to work toward ensuring that all students, no matter their background, have access to top-notch schools.\n\"First and foremost, what you see is what you get. I'm a teacher,\" Carranza told the news media, district employees and community members gathered at HISD headquarters for his first public appearance.\nCarranza said he did not have a \"preconceived agenda\" for improving the district but touted the importance of partnering with groups to provide social services for struggling students. Such collaboration could be crucial, board members said, as HISD expects to have to forfeit about $160 million in local property taxes this year because the district is considered too property wealthy under Texas' school-funding system.\nCarranza, donning Texas-born Lucchese boots, also made comments in Spanish, the language he grew up speaking as a child in Tucson, Ariz. Like many of Houston's students, he did not learn English until he entered school. His parents - his dad was a sheet-metal worker, his mom a hairdresser - did not attend college but preached the importance of education to Carranza and his identical twin brother, Reuben.\nThe Houston board has been divided along philosophical and racial lines this year, though their unanimous support of Carranza suggests he will at least enjoy a honeymoon period. That is, \"until the first tough decision,\" said Andy Dewey, an officer with the Houston Federation of Teachers union.\nHouston board member Jolanda Jones, who made the motion to hire Carranza, told him that, after vising San Francisco, she was convinced he believed in equity for all students. She vowed to hold him to that commitment in Houston, where, she noted, black students are disproportionately suspended from school.\n\"The first date is always the best,\" added Jones, who is black.\nJoined the mariachi\nDewey and Alpa Sridharan, a founder of the local advocacy group Community Voices for Public Education, praised Carranza for saying test data should not be used as a \"hammer\" to punish educators.\nGrier supported ousting teachers based on poor student test scores, but a new board majority appears to be shifting from that hard-line approach.\n\"It's very refreshing that he's had time in the classroom and that he understands it takes time for teachers to develop,\" Sridharan said.\nCarranza is HISD's second Hispanic superintendent, after Abelardo Saavedra, who served from 2004 to 2009. More than 60 percent of the district's students are Hispanic.\nAlso a noted mariachi musician, Carranza joined in as the high school band played, taking to the microphone to sing the crowd favorite \"El Rey.\" District employees and community members took to their feet and shot videos on their cellphones, a moment of levity before students resume classes Monday.\nCarranza, at the board meeting with his fiancee, said he plans to visit campuses on the first day of school and expects to be in Houston full-time in early September.\nFollow Ericka on:\nhttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Houston-Chronicle-School-Zone/23518792979e_mellon\nEricka Mellon covers K-12 education for the Houston Chronicle, reporting on schools in the greater Houston area and on education issues statewide.\nBefore joining the Chronicle in 2006, she covered education for the Knoxville News Sentinel in Tennessee and worked as an assistant editor at Chicago magazine. Mellon graduated from Northwestern University with Bachelor's and Master's degrees in journalism. Send story ideas and tips to ericka.mellon@chron.com.\nLocal nonprofit may have an answer for district's poor exams record\nHISD finance chief leaving for TSU exec position\nFormer HISD president participated in bribery scheme, jury finds",
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        "raw_content": "Houston, it's about damn time this happened. Though there've been other public skateparks, the Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark is the very first City of Houston public skatepark, and people couldn't be more excited. And by all accounts they should be. The new concrete beast that locals now get to shred at is a colossal 30,000 square feet of rails, pools and stairs. It also includes a 20-foot cradle that may seem over the top to some, but hey, if you're going to build a skatepark in Texas, you might as well build it like everything else here. Bigger and better than anything else, this place is the Astrodome of skateparks.\n110 Sabine St., Houston, 77007\nhoustontx.gov/parks/ourparks/leejoepark.html\nBest Skatepark: Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark",
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        "raw_content": "Galveston Gets Its First Marathon In Over A Decade\nBrittanie Shey | September 15, 2010 | 10:02am\nGalveston Mardi Gras Marathon: No guns allowed\nAngry runners shut out of this year's first ever\nChevron Houston Marathon lottery\nstill have a chance to go the distance this winter thanks to the revival of a marathon on Galveston Island. The island hasn't had a full marathon since the mid-1990s, according to Jana Landry, who is helping coordinate the upcoming race.\nThe new race will take place Feb 20, just three weeks after the sold-out Chevron Houston Marathon and Aramco Half-Marathon. The Galveston Mardi Gras Marathon and Half-Marathon will also capitalize on the island's celebration of the pre-Lent holiday.\nLandry and her husband Kevin are owners of three running stores in the Houston area -- On the Run, which has stores in Clear Lake and Houston, and Tri On The Run, which is located near Memorial Park. The couple are no strangers to race planning. They also organize the Tri-Girls series of women-only triathlons in May and August. Jana Landry said the idea for the marathon came about as a way to declare Galveston's recovery from Ike, which struck the Gulf Coast two years ago this week.\n\"We love Galveston. We lived in Galveston for four years,\" she said. \"We just felt like Galveston needed another marathon.\"\nThe Landrys started planning for the run in April, before the Houston Marathon announced its plans to switch to a lottery system. They picked the date to correspond with Mardi Gras, not realizing that the popular Austin Marathon is on the same day. But Landry said she isn't worried. They don't expect the race to sell out on the first year, but she would be happy if 1,000 to 1,500 people signed up for each distance.\n\"Running in the Houston area has just exploded,\" she said. \"I ran my first Houston Marathon in 1989 -- it was a two-loop course then -- and only a few thousand people signed up.\"\nPart of the challenge of hosting a 26.2-mile race on the island is that Galveston is only 27 miles long. That means the full race will have to be two loops of the 13.1 mile half-marathon course, Landry said. The last Galveston marathon ran two loops along the Seawall, which Landry called \"boring.\"\n\"Ours starts on the Strand, runs towards Moody Gardens, then comes back along the Seawall, so you get to kind of see a lot of Galveston. You get to see the historic district, the tourist district and the Seawall.\"\nLandry said she also hopes to see some Mardi Gras spirit from the spectators who don't plan on racing. Registration for both runs is open at a discounted rate until Dec. 6.",
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        "raw_content": "Focusing on OAS won\u2019t solve pension crisis (Guest commentary)\nOttawa should turn its attention to CPP\u2019s early retirement provisions instead\nBy Thomas Klassen\nA rumoured proposal by the federal government to increase the age of eligibility for Old Age Security (OAS) from age 65 fails to address the problem facing Canadians.\nThe trouble is not that increases in expenditures for OAS are unsustainable as the baby boomers begin to reach retirement age. Rather, Canadians are starting their working lives later than ever, living longer than ever and wish to retire \u2014 with lots of money \u2014 while in their late 50s or early 60s.\nMaking it clear this is the predicament shifts the debate from OAS to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). After all, it is CPP that provides workers with a significant amount of retirement income.\nMaking sure Canadian workers can retire in comfort is possible in only two ways: Require workers to contribute more of their employment income to pension plans or require workers to stay employed longer. Neither will be popular but there is no magic bullet.\nHowever, increasing the age of eligibility for OAS from 65 will accomplish neither. Workers do not contribute to OAS and it is paid to all Canadians, not only workers. So increasing its age of eligibility will not increase the retirement security of older Canadians but, rather, make it more precarious.\nMany countries, including the United States, Britain and Germany, recently increased the eligibility age for work-related pensions. In contrast, in Canada, early retirement is still encouraged, with CPP benefits available at age 60 and many employer plans, especially those in the public sector, enticing workers into retirement while in their 50s. Canada\u2019s incentive structure encourages people to retire early \u2014 exactly the opposite of what is needed today.\nNot too surprisingly, when pension plans are structured to permit early retirement, pension payments to retirees are small. Over the past decades, governments, like individuals, have become enthralled with \u201cFreedom 55.\u201d This was great marketing but lousy public policy.\nInternational experience shows retirement age reform is more likely to succeed when initiated well before longevity increases or funding problems occur. The U.S. made the decision to move the normal retirement age from 65 to 67 in the early 1980s, with the eligibility age for early payments rising from age 60 to 62, but the implementation began only in 2000 and will end in 2024. Many other countries have followed the U.S. lead, gradually increasing the age at which early pensions are paid to 62 and full payments to 67.\nCanada\u2019s CPP early retirement age at 60 is increasingly an exception when placed in an international perspective. However, increasing OAS to 67 would also be an exception as no country makes people without any work-related pension wait to age 67 for income assistance from the state.\nFixing pensions and providing a comfortable retirement for Canadians cannot be accomplished painlessly. But eligibility ages have been changed before. For example, until the 1960s, age 70 was the point at which the government provided support. It then changed to 65 and in the 1980s \u2014 at a time of increasing life expectancy \u2014 CPP lowered it again to 60.\nThe federal government, by wishing to reform OAS but leave CPP untouched, is failing to engage in strategic pension reform. Rather than rushing to address the wrong problem for the wrong reason, the federal Conservatives should learn from other nations.\nNearly all countries that have reformed income security for older people used independent expert commissions to examine the challenges of rising life expectancy, develop recommendations and build consensus. The work of those commissions ensured all political parties ultimately supported the policy reforms.\nRaising the eligibility ages for workplace pensions will be more acceptable to workers if they understand the trade-offs: maintaining the current retirement age leads to less secure pensions, higher contributions and lower benefits; raising the retirement age leads to more secure pensions, stable contributions and higher benefits.\nUnderstandably, politicians are loath to propose that people work longer. However, as with any medicine, the earlier you start, the more effective the results.\nThe creation of an independent expert commission on pension reform, followed by extensive consultations with citizens, are vital steps to protect and strengthen Canada\u2019s income security programs.\nThomas Klassen is an associate professor in the department of political science at York University in Toronto.",
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        "raw_content": "Senegal: New Court to Try Chad Ex-Dictator in Senegal\nDonors Should Support Plan to Try Hiss\u00e8ne Habr\u00e9\nFormer Chadian dictator Hiss\u00e8ne Habr\u00e9\n(Brussels) \u2013 The agreement signed between Senegal and the African Union (AU) on August 22, 2012, to establish a special court to try the former dictator of Chad, Hiss\u00e8ne Habr\u00e9, is an important step in the long campaign to bring him to justice, a coalition of human rights groups said today.\nHabr\u00e9 is accused of thousands of political killings and systematic torture when he ruled Chad, from 1982 to 1990. Habr\u00e9has been living in exile in Senegal for more than 21 years but has yet to face justice there.\n\u201cWe are one step closer to justice today,\u201d said Alioune Tine, president of the Dakar-based African Assembly for the Defense of Human Rights (RADDHO). \u201cWe\u2019re counting on Senegal and the African Union to move quickly now and to begin Habr\u00e9\u2019s trial before even more survivors die.\u201d\nThe International Committee for the Fair Trial of Hiss\u00e8ne Habr\u00e9 said that international donors should agree to fund the new court to ensure plans move forward swiftly.\nThe International Committee includes the RADDHO, the Chadian Association for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights (ATPDH), the Association of Victims of Crimes of the Regime of Hiss\u00e8ne Habr\u00e9 (AVCRHH), Human Rights Watch, the International Federation of Human Rights (FIDH), the Senegalese League for Human Rights, and Agir Ensemble pour les Droits de l\u2019Homme, among others.\nNegotiations in July between the African Union and Senegal resulted in a plan to try Habr\u00e9 before a special court in the Senegalese justice system with African judges appointed by the AU presiding over his trial and any appeal. The August 22 agreement commits the parties to the plan and to a timetable that would have the court operational by the end of the year.\nThe new agreement calls for \u201cExtraordinary African Chambers\u201d to be created inside the existing Senegalese court structure in Dakar. The chambers will have sections to handle investigations, trials, and appeals. The trial court and the appeals court will each consist of two Senegalese judges and a president from another African country.\nThe chambers\u2019 mandate will be to prosecute the person or persons most responsible for international crimes committed in Chad between 1982 and 1990, including genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and torture. It is expected, however, that only Habr\u00e9 will be tried before the court.\nTo ensure that trials are efficient and do not drag on for years, prosecutors may pursue \u201cthe most serious\u201d of Habr\u00e9\u2019s crimes, rather than charging him with all the acts of which he is accused. Prosecutors may also introduce as evidence the results of prior Belgian and Chadian investigations into Habr\u00e9\u2019s alleged crimes.\nA Belgian judge and his team spent nearly four years investigating Habr\u00e9\u2019s crimes before indicting him on charges of crimes against humanity, war crimes, and torture in 2005, leading Belgium to request his extradition from Senegal. A 1992 National Truth Commission in Chad accused Habr\u00e9\u2019s government of systemic torture and up to 40,000 political assassinations.\nThe coalition called for the establishment of a strong management committee \u2013 consisting of Senegal, the AU, and donor countries \u2013 to ensure sound financial management of the court\u2019s budget, supervise training of judicial staff, and oversee outreach to the Chadian public.\n\u201cIt is fundamental to place the victims at the heart of the process and the court\u2019s statute goes to great lengths to ensure that Habr\u00e9\u2019s trial is meaningful to them,\u201d said Dobian Assingar of the FIDH, and honorary president of the Chadian League for Human Rights. \u201cThe new court could also set a significant precedent for the broader fight against impunity in Africa.\u201d\nVictims will be permitted to participate in proceedings as civil parties, represented by legal counsel, and to seek reparations from the court or from a voluntary victims\u2019 fund. Reparations will be available even in cases in which victims do not participate in Habr\u00e9\u2019s trial. The court\u2019s statute provides for trial proceedings to be recorded for broadcast in Chad and for public access to the trial by journalists and non-governmental organizations.\nIn November 2010, after years of wrangling, Senegal and donor countries had agreed to a budget of \u20ac8.6 million (US$11.4 million) for Habr\u00e9\u2019s trial in Senegal. However, in May 2011, Senegal walked out of negotiations with the AU over the planning of the trial. Since nearly two years have elapsed since the donors\u2019 initial pledges of funding, Senegal must seek newfunding commitments and has indicated that it will do so rapidly. Senegal\u2019s justice minister, Aminata Tour\u00e9, has said that, unlike the previous government, Senegal will not delay the start of proceedings until full funding has been obtained.\nThe commitments made in 2010 were by: Chad (2 billion CFA francs or US$3,743,000), the European Union (\u20ac2 million), Belgium (\u20ac1 million), the Netherlands (\u20ac1 million), the African Union (US$1 million), Germany (\u20ac500,000), France (\u20ac300,000), and Luxembourg (\u20ac100,000).\nDuring US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton\u2019s trip to Senegal on August 1, she pledged \u201cto help in every way\u201d with Habr\u00e9\u2019s prosecution.\n\u201cOver the years, the international community has been crucial in pressing Senegal to ensure that Habr\u00e9 would face justice,\u201d said Reed Brody, counsel for Human Rights Watch. \u201cGiven the potentially groundbreaking nature of this trial, and Senegal\u2019s rapid advances, we hope that donors will help finance the new court.\u201d\nSenegal: Agreement on Habr\u00e9 Court",
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        "raw_content": "With Super Bowl LIII right around the corner, it\u2019s good to start thinking about how things are shaping up and what kinds of bets are worth making on this year\u2019s game. As has been the norm for the last decade, prop bets are becoming more and more of a phenomenon, so along with traditional betting on the game, we thought it would be good to look at not only the game itself but some of the fun and exciting prop bets that are available here at HRWager.\nFor the actual game, the Patriots are the favorite to win with a spread of -2\u00bd-115, o56\u00bd-110 total, and -140 money line. They are the always competing in the Super Bowl and have more big game experience than the up and coming Rams. Further, Bill Belichick is a football wizard with seven Super Bowl victories as a Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator, while Rams head coach Sean McVay, although impressive, is still only 33 years old and just in his second season. Further, the Patriots have owned the Rams over the last two decades: dating back to 2002, these two teams have played five times and the Patriots have won every single match with a combined score of 154-72. ALso, the team has not been the same after winning the Monday Night Football game back on week 11.\nHowever, that does not make the Rams a lousy bet; they have had 2 weeks to rest and, if the time off helps to re-ignite their offense, they are a very dangerous offensive threat.\nPlace your bets on the Patriots or Rams by registering your account now, take advantage of the best football wagering bonuses and biggest selection of prop bets for the Super Bowl.\nThere are quite a few interesting options out there regarding team bets:\nRams to score every quarter: Yes (+140) No (-170) The Rams scored in every quarter of most of their games in 2018. The only exceptions were against Philadelphia, Chicago, Minnesota, Green Bay, and Arizona. Only two of those teams were playoff teams. Against the stiffest competition, the Rams offense always brought the heat. They have a good chance of continuing this trend against the Patriots.\nFirst quarter scoring: There are several variations on this bet, but they all relate to a vital statistic; In each of the Patriot\u2019s eight Super Bowl appearances since 2002, the scoring has been incredibly low in the first quarter. Further, the Patriots had not scored in the first quarter of ANY of those contests until last year when they went up 3-0 against the Eagles. The money line for the Pats to score a TD in the first quarter on our sportsbook is -115 for both yes and no. Keep in mind though that the Patriots did come out strong in both of their previous playoff games, scoring a TD against the Chiefs in the Conference Championship and two against the Chargers in the divisional round.\nTotal Match Points: Both teams have strong defenses, so it does not look like it should shape up to be a high scoring game. In their two previous playoff games, the Rams held the Cowboys to 22 points and the Saints to 23. The Patriots also kept the Chargers to 28 points and the Rams to 31 in their two playoff matchups so far this year. Our sportsbook offers a wide range of point total possibilities, some of which are very lucrative in the lower scoring end. For example, the money line for the point total to be between 43-49 points is +550.\nInterceptions: This game will feature two excellent QBs who are on opposite ends of the age and experience spectrum; No matter who you are the nerves of this game and its enormous stakes will have an effect, and you can expect the nerves of Jared Goff to be about 100 times worse than whatever Brady will be experiencing. If any interceptions happen, expect them to happen to the Rams.\nDon\u2019t forget to register your account now and enjoy all the Super Bowl LIII wagering action with us at HRwager.ag",
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        "raw_content": "Majority of CIS Economies Halt Growth\nExperts from the HSE Centre for Business Tendency Studies (CBTS) analysed for the first time the growth of the manufacturing industry in CIS countries between 2004 and 2016. It was conducted within the framework of a regional project of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) \u201cImprovement of industrial statistics and development of indicators of industrial performance for policy-relevant analysis in CIS countries\u201d.\nResearch&ExpertiseIQeconomics\nThe Keepers of the Ruble\nPost-Soviet life and the economic ups and downs of recent years have changed the attitude of Russians towards saving. Now, it is not the less fortunate who save, but the more intelligent, according to Elena Berdysheva and Regina Romanova. Or, more to the point, it\u2019s the more intelligent women: domestic finances are usually dealt with by females. 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        "raw_content": "Holidays are all in a day's work for these folks\nAbout one in four people work during the holidays.\nHolidays are all in a day's work for these folks About one in four people work during the holidays. 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The rest of his family is scattered, so they often don't see extended family on the exact days of each holiday.\nAbout a quarter of Americans were or will be required to work on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day or New Year's Day this year, according to the most recent Allstate/National Journal's annual Heartland Monitor poll. Additionally, 45 percent of those polled said there's at least a chance they will work one of those holidays.\nPeterson listens to his patient's breathing at Aurora Urgent Care on Dec. 22 in Manitowoc. (Photo11: Josh Clark/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)\nFor some, holidays are considered another workday and if Christmas falls on your assigned schedule, you work. For others, teams will work together to divvy up holiday shifts among the group. And some workers are on-call for nearly every holiday, which means they may or may not have to work, but must always be available.\nThat's the case for Guillermo Ramirez, who owns Ramirez Auto Repair and Towing.\n\"He's basically on call 24/7,\" said Mike Van Sleet, who works for Ramirez. \"It doesn't matter if it's a regular weekend or a holiday, he will be working. It depends much more on the weather than on the day of the week or if it's a holiday. Sometimes it's busy, sometimes it's not.\"\nSo Ramirez celebrates, but is always ready to go. The only time he may not make it if he has too many calls and has to turn someone down, Van Sleet said.\nFor other emergency services, holidays are fully staffed. Crews working for the Manitowoc Fire Department work holidays if they fall within their daily rotation.\nPeterson briskly walks to see his next patient at Aurora Urgent Care on Dec. 22 in Manitowoc. 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        "raw_content": "von Tanure Ojaide\nA new poetic work by one of Nigeria's foremost contemporary poets, I Want to Dance is an extended song cycle, divided into three parts. In the song, the poetic voice undergoes a journey of experience from west to east and night to day and reflects up \u2026 weiterlesen\nTitel: I Want to Dance and Other Poems\nAutor/en: Tanure Ojaide\nAfrican Heritage Press\n5. September 2000 - kartoniert - 92 Seiten\nA new poetic work by one of Nigeria's foremost contemporary poets, I Want to Dance is an extended song cycle, divided into three parts. In the song, the poetic voice undergoes a journey of experience from west to east and night to day and reflects upon moving away from and returning to home.\nA renowned poet, Tanure Ojaide has won major national and international poetry awards, including the Commonwealth Poetry Prize for the Africa Region (1987), the BBC Arts and Africa Poetry Award (1988), twice the All-Africa Okigbo Prize for Poetry (1988 and 1997), and thrice the Association of Nigerian Authors' Poetry Prize (1988, 1994 and 2004. In 2016 Ojaide was awarded the the prestigious Fonlon-Nichols Award at the 42nd annual African Literature Association (ALA) conference in Atlanta.\nSchreiben Sie eine Bewertung f\u00fcr: I Want to Dance and Other Poems\nPoetry / African",
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        "raw_content": "Home ADEA\u2019s 50th Anniversary Refocuses EEOC on Prevalence of Age Discrimination in the Workplace\nIn an effort to encourage the EEOC to increase ADEA enforcement, participants in the meeting cited various studies evidencing the difficulties faced by older workers in finding and maintaining jobs. A study cited by participant Patrick Button, Assistant Economics Professor at Tulane, shows that two-thirds of workers age 55-64 believe their age is a barrier to employment. In addition, one study cited by Mr. Button revealed that a woman between the age 29-31 was twice as likely to get a callback for an interview than a woman age 64-66 despite their qualifications being identical. The increasing average age of the workforce makes this issue even more critical, with estimates forecasting that the percentage of workers sixty-five and older in workforce will increase from 19% to 29% over the next 40 years.\nIn light of these statistics, there is evidence that the EEOC may increase ADEA enforcement in an effort to reduce alleged discrimination against older workers in the workplace. In the June 14th meeting, Chairman Lipnic stated that \u201c[o]utdated assumptions about age and work deprive people of economic opportunity and stifle job growth and productivity.\u201d Lipnic has also made statements calling into question certain judicial decisions which have limited the effectiveness of the ADEA, such as the Eleventh Circuit\u2019s decision in Villarreal v. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., which held that age discrimination in hiring claims could not be based on the theory of disparate impact.\nWith the potential for increased enforcement of the ADEA by the EEOC and the aging of the American workforce, employers would be wise to review their policies in relation to the ADEA. This would include policies related to recruitment and interviews, flexible work schedules, job training and reasonable accommodations.\nTags: ADEA, Age Discrimination, EEOC, Gary Enis",
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        "raw_content": "Subscribe to Ban The Box\nLA\u2019s Law Banning the Box for Private Employers Effective This Month\nBy Robert T. Quackenboss on January 23, 2017\nOn January 22, 2017, the City of Los Angeles \u2018banned the box\u2019 when the Los Angeles Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring (Ban the Box) (the \u201cInitiative\u201d) went into effect, prohibiting private employers in Los Angeles \u201cfrom inquiring into or seeking a job applicant\u2019s criminal history unless and until a conditional offer of employment\u201d is made to the individual. In doing so, Los Angeles becomes the fourth California city to \u2018ban the box\u2019 with greater protections than the state statute, and the second to do so with respect to private employers. If an employer makes a conditional offer of employment and then receives information about an applicant\u2019s criminal history, the employer cannot take an adverse employment action against the applicant based on that history until (1) a written assessment has taken place and (2) a Fair Chance Process has occurred.\nVirginia Becomes the Next State to \u201cBan the Box\u201d\nOn April 3, 2015, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe signed an Executive Order that \u201cbans the box\u201d and prohibits Virginia agencies, boards, and commissions from asking questions about an applicant\u2019s criminal history on employment applications.\nContinue Reading Virginia Becomes the Next State to \u201cBan the Box\u201d\nHawaii Supreme Court Weighs In On Whether Criminal Conviction is Related to Radiological Technician Position\nAt least thirteen states, the District of Columbia, and almost 100 cities and counties have passed so-called \u201cban the box\u201d laws, which restrict the scope of permissible investigations into job applicants\u2019 criminal history, and, in some cases, the timing of such inquiries.\nContinue Reading Hawaii Supreme Court Weighs In On Whether Criminal Conviction is Related to Radiological Technician Position\nNew Jersey Bans The Box With Its \u201cOpportunity to Compete Act\u201d\nOn August 11, 2014, New Jersey\u2019s Governor Chris Christie signed into law the \u201cOpportunity to Compete Act.\u201d Beginning on March 1, 2015, employers will be prohibited from publishing advertisements providing that the employer will not consider any applicant with an arrest or conviction record, and more importantly, employers will be prohibited from inquiring about applicants\u2019 criminal records \u201cduring the initial employment application process,\u201d orally or on job applications. \u201cInitial employment application process\u201d is defined as the period beginning with the initial inquiry about prospective employment until the employer has conducted a first interview, determined the applicant is qualified, and selected the applicant as the employer\u2019s first choice to fill the position. If an applicant voluntarily discloses information regarding a criminal record, the employer may inquire about it.\nContinue Reading New Jersey Bans The Box With Its \u201cOpportunity to Compete Act\u201d\nIllinois Becomes The Latest State To \u201cBan The Box\u201d\nIllinois recently joined a growing number of states and municipalities that have passed \u201cban the box\u201d laws regulating when employers can inquire into an applicant\u2019s criminal history.\nContinue Reading Illinois Becomes The Latest State To \u201cBan The Box\u201d\nOn July 14, 2014, the Council of the District of Columbia (\u201cD.C. Council\u201d) unanimously voted to \u201cban the box,\u201d approving a bill that will restrict when an employer may ask a job applicant about his criminal background. The bill will now go to Mayor Vincent Gray for his signature, and then to Congress for approval.\nContinue Reading Washington, D.C. Council Votes to Ban the Box",
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        "raw_content": "This week\u2019s film review: Silver Linings Playbook (cert.15)\nCert. 15\nHigh school teacher, Pat, (Bradley Cooper) has just completed a court-ordered stint in a mental institution after a particularly fraught split from his wife, when he moves back in with his parents who attempt to help him settle back into normality.\nPat\u2019s insistence that he can make it up with the woman who took him to court in the first place and an already strained situation with his family, especially his cripplingly superstitious dad (Robert De Niro), threaten to land him right back in the hands of the law.\nThe therapy and medication obviously aren\u2019t working but a chance meeting with a similarly damaged neighbor, Tiffany, (Jennifer Lawrence) finally seems to set the violent outburst prone, Pat, on the right path.\nLeading couple, Pat and Tiffany, as well as being superbly written, are effortlessly performed by Cooper and Lawrence, the former of which is not known for his \u2018straight\u2019 roles but who matches Lawrence in his dry delivery that injects hilarity into what could have been an oppressively sad theme.\nIt\u2019s these performances, and those of the subtly strong supporting cast, which make you feel sorry for no-one, despite their glaring flaws, yet still will them to succeed.\nA slick side-stepping of the usual rom-com schmaltz and a sports-heavy side-story should placate the half of the population that will be taken to see this in an escorting role.",
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        "raw_content": "Why We Came to the City (Hardcover)\nBy Kristopher Jansma\n\u201cStunning . . . A beautiful, sprawling, and generous book. Jansma is a brilliantly talented writer, but he also has a unique insight into what friends mean to one another, and what it means to be part of a city in which you never quite belong, but can\u2019t quite bring yourself to leave. It\u2019s a heartfelt novel, tender and painful and cathartic all at once, and even if the characters belong to New York, the story belongs to us all.\u201d \u2014NPR\nDecember, 2008. A heavy snowstorm is blowing through Manhattan and the economy is on the brink of collapse, but none of that matters to a handful of guests at a posh holiday party. 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        "raw_content": "Aussie business\u2019 mateship myth\nRoy Green: Hierarchical management structures hinder innovation inside businesses\nThe great Australian myth of mateship and working together to overcome adversity does not extend to business collaboration around innovation.\nAccording to the 2016 Australian Innovation System Report from the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science we could do a lot better when it comes to working together on innovative ideas and processes, unless you are in the resources arena.\nThe report found we have a \u201cweakly networked\u201d innovation system.\n\u201cInnovation-active Australian businesses have below average likelihood of collaboration on innovation. Australian industry has low levels of international engagement with respect to trade in goods, services, intellectual property and joint R&D,\u201d the report found.\nMiners, however get a let off. They are good at this stuff. \u201cAustralia performs relatively well on raw commodity trade and foreign direct investment, consistent with our technological leadership in the resources sector,\u201d the report said.\nIn Australia, the proportion of innovation-active product and process innovators that collaborated on innovation is lower than the OECD average and 20 per cent lower than the OECD top five collaborative countries \u2013 Belgium, Slovenia, Denmark, Estonia and Austria.\nIt gets no better when looking at supply chain innovation. In the rank table of the percentage of businesses cooperating on innovation activities with suppliers, Australia is 25th out of 30 OECD countries and just 12 per cent of innovation-active businesses undertake this type of collaboration, compared with an OECD average of 21 per cent.\nCustomer collaboration is also dismal, with Australia ranking 20th out of 30 OECD countries and below the OECD average.\nThis inability to work together on boosting innovative ideas and processes is costing us big time.\nUsing ABS data, DIIS found that in 2014-2015, businesses that collaborated on innovation were twice as likely to develop ten or more innovations.\nThe report suggests that better collaboration between SMEs would let them share scarce resources and spread risk, thus upping their appetite for more innovative projects.\nAustralia businesses are also extremely poor utilisers of research institutions which is surprising given the potential payoffs. The DIIS report says collaboration with universities and the CSIRO can more than triple the likelihood of businesses reporting annual productivity growth and increases in other performance measures.\nDespite this carrot, Australia\u2019s industry\u2019s collaboration with higher education and research institutions ranked the lowest of 27 countries in the OECD.\nThe report says that in 2014\u201315, just three per cent of Australian businesses reported sourcing their innovative ideas from higher education institutions.\n\u201cBusiness needs to connect more closely with research and education,\u201d says Roy Green, the dean of the University of Technology Sydney\u2019s (UTS) Business School.\n\u201cResearch institutions and universities need to do the same,\u201d he says.\n\u201cThis is a two way street and we need to develop deeper more strategic relationships, not just transactional ones so it isn\u2019t just academics looking for research funds and business looking for free R&D.\n\u201cIt\u2019s got to be a genuine partnership on a long term basis. You see that around the world, when these ecosystems do get traction it\u2019s because of those deeper relationships.\u201d\nProfessor Green believes Australian managers are light on for the skills needed to make businesses sing in the technology heavy twenty first century marketplace.\n\u201cBusiness needs to ensure managers are better trained to develop new strategies and business models and make the best use of their talent.\nHe points to a UTS survey where the area Australian managers were most behind compared to 16 other countries was \u2018instilling a talent mindset.\u2019\n\u201cThat\u2019s a sort of proxy for innovation capability because managers for whatever reason in Australia are not confident or skilled enough to draw on the talent in their workplaces. There\u2019s often a very hierarchical approach.\u201d\nIf Australian business wants to learn how to build a collaborative culture, it may need to look no further than the nearest university.\nThe DIIS innovation report found that our research organisations are ranked high on collaborative ability.\nAustralia ranked 7th out of 37 OECD countries in the share of the world's top one per cent of highly cited publications attributed to international collaboration across all disciplines.\nAustralian publicly-funded research organisations earned $1.8 billion from research contracts, consultancies and collaborations in 2014, of which $0.3 billion (16.8 per cent) was on collaboration projects.",
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        "raw_content": "Automating the Underwriting Process: A Strategic Approach\nThe innovation of the underwriting process has created changes in various industries. The need for underwriting process is to penetrate the underserved middle and growing millennial markets. Carriers believe that a better buying experience would produce more sales. Understanding this, companies have made advancements in the simplified issue (SI) arena where e-data and software algorithms enable point of sale and policy issue for face amounts. The larger amounts of coverage have not been viable through SI underwriting tool. Hence, automated underwriting was innovated to overcome the disadvantages faced by underwriting.\nPrincipal Financial, a life insurer introduced an accelerated underwriting (AU) program for face amounts up to a million dollars with the same characteristics and premium as a fully underwritten product.\nNow, the approach to AU that companies take varies from automating traditional underwriting process to assessing risk with non-medical e-data and predictive analytics. The programs are offering larger amounts of coverage at fully underwritten rates. SCOR, a reinsurer, participated in the transformation of the underwriting process on several levels such as an innovative solutions provider (Velogica). It acts as a thought leader and consultant, helping its clients to develop AU programs.\nVelogica, an underwriting platform, and algorithm, uses electronic data in conjunction with application data to underwrite life insurance applications in real time. It has the ability to deliver the results within a minute. Velogica's algorithm develops a risk profile that considers each data source individually. Including positive or negative underwriting ramifications of relationships between data sources, Velogica provides a more precise recommendation. It also generates final underwriting recommendations on about 95 percent of simplified issue cases.\nVelogica\u2019s risk appraisal capabilities are incorporated into a traditional underwriting process that allows for more automation and point of sale recommendations. Applicants who are eligible for approval through Velogica engine can get coverage at the same premium rates, and those that are not eligible are triaged to traditional full underwriting. The recent version of Velogica has the ability to incorporate new sources of instantly available digital data that will be available soon on individual applicants.\nSCOR provides R&D support to companies. It is implemented in predictive analytic models and rules engines. As a reinsurer, it helps clients to understand and manage new risks. It also believes that the future of life insurance depends on transforming the underwriting process faster, easier, and less expensive.\nFinancial Underwriting: Here's What You Need to...\nwww.insuranceciooutlook.com/news/automating-the-underwriting-process-a-strategic-approach-nid-343.html",
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        "raw_content": "[Dublin] IAW 2019: \u2018Cracks in the Wall: Beyond Apartheid in Palestine/Israel\u2019 \u2013 Book Launch with Ben White (IPSC)\nThu, 28 February 2019, 19:00 Academy Plaza Hotel, 10-14 Findlater Place (off O'Connell Street), Dublin 1\nAs part of Israeli Apartheid Week 2019, the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign is proud to host acclaimed journalist and author Ben White for an evening of discussion about his latest book Cracks in the Wall: Beyond Apartheid in Palestine/Israel (Pluto, 2018). Ben will speak on Thursday 28th February 2019 in the Academy Plaza Hotel, 10-14 Findlater Place (off O\u2019Connell Street \u2013 map here), Dublin 1 at 7.00pm.\nCopies of the book will be available for purchase and signing at a special discount price.\nThe last time Ben was in Dublin in 2010 he spoke to a capacity crowd in Trinity, so please come early to avoid missing out.\nAbout \u2018Cracks in the Wall\u2019\nAfter decades of occupation and creeping annexation, Israel has created an apartheid, one state reality in historic Palestine. Peace efforts have failed because of one, inconvenient truth: the Israeli maximum on offer does not meet the Palestinian minimum, or the standards of international law.\nBut while the situation on the ground is bleak, Ben White argues that there are widening cracks in Israel\u2019s traditional pillars of support. Opposition to Israeli policies and even critiques of Zionism are growing in Jewish communities, as well as amongst Western progressives. The election of Donald Trump has served as a catalyst for these processes, including the transformation of Israel from a partisan issue into one that divides the US establishment. Meanwhile, the Palestinian-led boycott campaign is gathering momentum, prompting a desperate backlash by Israel and its allies.\nWith sharp analysis, Ben White says now is the time to plot a course that avoids the mistakes of the past \u2013 a way forward beyond apartheid in Palestine. The solution is not partition and ethnic separation, but equality and self-determination \u2013 for all.\nBen White is a journalist and analyst, who has been visiting and writing about Palestine for over a decade. His books include Palestinians in Israel: Segregation, Discrimination and Democracy (Pluto, 2011), Israeli Apartheid: A Beginner\u2019s Guide (Pluto, 2014), and Cracks in the Wall: Beyond Apartheid in Palestine/Israel (Pluto, 2018). His articles have been published by the Guardian, Independent, Newsweek Middle East, and many others. Ben is a frequent guest expert on Al Jazeera, and is a contributor for Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network.\n\u2018Important, essential reading for all who care about the rule of law and the rights of Palestinians\u2019 \u2013 Ken Loach, film director\n\u2018With his usual incisive gaze, Ben White unfolds for us the Palestine/Israel reality as it is and cuts through the layers of misinformation, deceit and ignorance\u2019 \u2013 Ilan Papp\u00e9, University of Exeter\n\u2018Smashes through stifling conventional wisdom that there\u2019s no prospect for justice and peace in Palestine.\u2019 \u2013 Ali Abunimah, author and co-founder, The Electronic Intifada\n\u2018Provides valuable and profound insights into the present apartheid reality of Israel as a \u2018Jewish state\u2019, and contributed to our understanding of the international dimensions of the Palestinian struggle. This is not just sharp analysis but an urgent call to action\u2019 \u2013 Haneen Zoabi, Member of Israeli Knesset\n\u2018Will appeal to those who need a short introduction to these issues, and to those who follow them obsessively. A highly useful resource; engaged writing at its best\u2019 \u2013 Charles H. Manekin, Prof. of Philosophy and Jewish Studies, University of Maryland\n\u2018With a brilliant combination of a bird\u2019s eye vision and a forensic examination of the facts, Ben White has shown prominent cracks in Israel\u2019s wall of impunity that may augur the end of its apartheid system\u2019 \u2013 Omar Barghouti, co-founder, BDS Movement",
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        "raw_content": "Windies players requested NOC for South Africa \u2013 while striking in India\nIt is now being revealed that the core group of players involved in the recent boycott of the India Tour had already made plans to travel to South Africa to participate in their T20 League.\nDwayne Bravo, Kieran Pollard, Darren Sammy and Andre Russell requested \u201cNo Objection Certificates\u201d called NOC, in the midst of strike action which resulted in abandoning of the West Indies Tour to India.\nThe ICC and all T20 Leagues requires that all players obtain an NOC from their member Nations before these players can participate in the lucrative T20 leagues around the world. This was done to ensure that players put their nations first to protect the ICC future tour programme.\nIronically, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has always allowed its players to participate in these leagues while still paying their retainer fees and allowing them to return to the Windies squad when available.\nReliable sources are positing that West Indies T20 superstars do not want to adhere to the WICB and Richard Pybus\u2019s \u201cWindies first\u201d policy thus their attempts to derail the new MOU/CBA between the WICB and their players\u2019 union WIPA.\nIt is also important to note that the England tour next year clashes with the IPL and all of the Windies T20 Stars would consider it a no brainer as to where their allegiance lies. This may very well have been at the heart of their industrial action.\nWhile many of the striking players would not have played in the test matches in India, it would have been prudent to complete the one day Tournament and take up their grievances with the union/board after.\nThe fact that Mr. Bravo and company applied for NOC to go to South Africa and may very well get them, while the bulk of the striking players will be deprived of any earning, is something to ponder upon. Selfishness and ungrateful are some of the words we may very well want to use to describe these players especially since the WICB is trying to ensure that payments to its players are reasonable and performance based while introducing a franchise system to pay regional cricketers and professionalise the cricket structure.\nIn fact, it was a franchise based structure that revamped South Africa cricket in 2003/2004 \u201cStandard\u201d tournament now called \u201cRAM SLAM T20 CHALLENGE\u201d. One South African writer said \u201cThe franchise system has become the bedrock on which Cricket South Africa\u2019s (CSA) strategy to become a leading player in the world is based. It has produced strength versus strength contests that compares favourably with the domestic competitions in Australia, India and England which are generally regarded as having the highest standard of play in the world\u201d. It is also important to note that these may be the only ICC members that pay their players more than the West Indies (well positioned at # 8 in the rankings).\nWe can only hope that the WICB stick to their strategy to use the franchise system and ensure their Territorial Players are assured of a living wage and the pool of available players is 105 and not 15. \u2018Send the \u201cSuperstars\u201d to Hollywood with an NOC and let those that are proud to wear our West Indian badge of honour continue to keep the flag flying\u2019 a source noted.\nKaieteur Sport was reliably informed that the WICB will grant the NOC as they do not want to be sued for \u201cRestraint of Trade\u201d as was threatened by players in previous disputes.\nHowever, while our Millionaire superstars will continue to ply their Trade and earn, they are asking the WICB to deprive ninety (90) of their colleagues from earning a living.\nYet, that may be the least of the problems if the mighty India unleashes its wrath against the WICB.\nThe WICB has no alternative but to go down on its knees before the powerful India, pleading leniency because of its players\u2019 actions, while granting NOC to the so called \u201csuperstars\u201d to roam the T20 leagues around the world especially the Indian Premier League. (Zaheer Mohamed)",
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        "raw_content": "Floyd Mayweather Jr. says Marcos Maidana capable of making 'war'\nMarcos Maidana, left, throws a punch at Jesus Soto-Karass during their welterweight fight in Las Vegas in September 2012. Maidana won the bout. (Isaac Brekken / Associated Press)\nLAS VEGAS \u2014 Floyd Mayweather Jr. came to sell his May 3 welterweight title fight at MGM Grand on Saturday, hyping the idea his opponent, Marcos Maidana, has a chance to stain Mayweather\u2019s spotless 45-0 record.\n\"You can't take any fighter for granted, anything can happen,\" Mayweather said. \"\u2026 This guy is tailor-made to make a war.\"\nIf that's not enough reason to know his confidence is brimming despite Maidana's impressive 2013 knockouts of Josesito Lopez and Adrien Broner, checking in with Mayweather's close friend and assistant trainer Nate Jones seals the deal about the fast-moving defensive wizard.\n\"He looks so good,\" said Jones, who was in Mayweather's Las Vegas gym this week as the boxer began training. \"It's going to be a boxing exhibition. [Maidana] will never find him. And Floyd may get him [by knockout].\"\nFight promoter Richard Schaefer said more than 14,700 tickets were sold Saturday as sales began at 10 a.m. Schaefer said there's more than $12 million in the bank, with the potential to reach $15 million in sales.\nMayweather is coming off what he said was his sharpest year in his career, as he routed Robert Guerrero and Saul \"Canelo\" Alvarez in unanimous-decision victories and was named the Boxing Writers Assn. of America fighter of the year.\nThe 37-year-old joked he's getting better with age. \"I'm like Benjamin Button,\" he said. \u2026 \"It's like a sixth sense, I can do certain things to burn a fighter. It comes with experience.\"\nFor months, it appeared Mayweather was going to select England's Amir Khan as his opponent, but then Maidana knocked out Broner and a series of events inspired a change.\n\"Look at his last four fights [three knockouts, two knockdowns in the Broner decision] and look at Khan's last four fights [two losses],\" Mayweather said. \"I had to go with the best choice.\n\"He's made a big impact on the sport of boxing in his last fight. He hits with both hands. He looked tremendous [against Broner].\n\"We weren't impressed with that [about Khan].\"\nThe 30-year-old Maidana (35-3, 31 knockouts) missed the news conference to be with his wife, who's expecting to deliver a baby soon, but his trainer, Robert Garcia, of Oxnard appeared.\n\"Nobody has the blueprint, but we'll give it our best,\" Garcia said.\nAlong with Garcia came Brandon Rios, who lost a decision to Manny Pacquiao in November. Mayweather spotted Rios, inspiring the day\u2019s only mention of the fighter long linked but never agreed upon as Mayweather\u2019s opponent.\n\"Don't worry about Pacquiao,\" Mayweather told Rios. \"That's a minor setback for a major comeback.\"\nWith three fights left on his Showtime contract, Mayweather\u2019s September date might be the most optimal time to finally make the fight that has eluded him for so long, if Pacquiao can beat Timothy Bradley on April 12.\nMayweather alluded to the juice he has in calling his own opponents as the world's No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter.\nSince 2007, that has meant selecting an opponent promoted by Golden Boy Promotions.\n\"Floyd Mayweather's not scared of any opponent, I've earned my stripes and fight who I want to fight,\" Mayweather said. \"Nobody is forced to watch.\"\nMayweather's advisor Leonard Ellerbe said, \"We're fighting the biggest fights out there. Floyd's made it very clear about what that is. We don't know what we're doing in September. We're focused on May 3. How can you get to September without getting past May 3?\"\nShowtime Vice President Stephen Espinoza said Mayweather has \"expressed reservations about fighting a Top Rank fighter,\" Pacquiao's promoter, but going outside of Golden Boy to someone like [Miguel] Cotto, [Sergio] Martinez is not a problem.\"\nThose two fight in June.\nAs for Maidana, Showtime's Espinoza said he expects the bout to draw more pay-per-view buys than Guerrero after the Alvarez fight generated a record $150 million in sales.\n\"People didn't believe there was a level of risk with Guerrero,\" Espinoza said. \"We only have to look to December with Maidana to see his punching power is a threat.\n\"And with a real threat, there's real risk that makes people tune in.\"\nDon't they say that before every Mayweather fight?",
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        "raw_content": "Content tagged with \"religious studies\"\nSusanna Morrill\nStudent Curators Look Back at 500 Years of Religious History in New Exhibit\nTwo Lewis & Clark seniors have crafted a new Special Collections exhibit to present religious texts spanning 500 years. The students used an interdisciplinary approach to understand the impact that annotation and translation have had on how societies view and engage with Christianity. The final exhibit showcases their efforts in a detailed and nuanced analysis of how religious materials have influenced broader participation.\nLewis & Clark Named a Top Producer of Peace Corps Fellows\nThe Peace Corps announced this week that Lewis & Clark ranked 16th among small schools on the agency\u2019s 2018 Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges and Universities list, up 9 spots from 2016.\nThe Luce Scholars Program\nThe Luce Scholars Program is a nationally competitive fellowship program. 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        "raw_content": "Elder Holland Gives Scottish Museum \u201cDavid O. McKay Stone\u201d\nContributed By Sarah Jane Weaver, Church News editor\nElder Holland interacts with guests at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum in Stirling, Scotland, on July 5, 2018.\nAs a discouraged, homesick young missionary serving in Stirling, Scotland, in March 1897, Elder David O. McKay noticed an inscribed stone on the side of an apartment building under construction near his flat.\nThe message was bold and clear: \u201cWhat e\u2019er thou art, act well thy part.\u201d\nMore than 121 years later, Elder Jeffrey R. 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Holland, member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, expresses his delight at being invited to speak at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum in Stirling, Scotland, on July 5, 2018.\nStephen Kerr, Stirling Member of Parliament, speaks at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum in Stirling, Scotland, on July 5, 2018.\nStirling\u2019s provost, Councillor Christine Simpson, speaks at an event at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum in Stirling, Scotland, on July 5, 2018.\n\u201cI want you to know that I stand before you as a bona fide son of Stirling, the shire if not the city proper. I am very proud to have Scottish blood flowing through my veins.\u201d\nElder Holland\u2019s great-great-grandfather Robert Gardner Jr. was born in Kilsyth, Stirlingshire, Scotland, on October 12, 1819.\nThe Church also has a long, storied history in Scotland.\nIn 1839 Alexander Wright and Samuel Mulliner, natives of Scotland, traveled from the United States to their homeland and baptized the first Latter-day Saint converts in the country. \u201cThose were our humble beginnings in Scotland, leading to a Church membership today of more than 25,000 members in five stakes and one mission,\u201d said Elder Holland.\nAlmost six decades after the missionaries arrived in Scotland, a young Elder David O. McKay, also born of Scottish roots, was assigned to labor in the country in 1897.\n\u201cThe work was hard, the weather sometimes disagreeable, the people were unreceptive for the most part, and one inevitably wonders whether the sacrifice of time and money is worth it,\u201d said Elder Holland of David O. McKay\u2019s experience. \u201cIn the midst of such doldrums, young Elder McKay noticed an inscribed stone on the side of an apartment building under construction [in Albany Crescent, Stirling] as they returned to their flat that evening. It read in a bold, clear message to him personally, \u2018What e\u2019er thou art, act well thy part.\u2019\u201d\nIn his journal he recorded, \u201cI accepted the message given to me on that stone, and from that moment we tried to do our part as missionaries in Scotland.\u201d\nPresident McKay\u2019s experience in Stirling is now part of Church history. \u201cThat moment, that difficult day, highlighted by that inscription had a profound impact on McKay for the rest of his life,\u201d said Elder Holland. \u201cHe referred to it repeatedly, lacing it into remarks at various points along the more than 70 years of Church service he would give following that mission.\u201d\nFrom those earliest years on, the stone remained an important monument to missionaries serving in Stirling long after President McKay completed his mission in 1899, explained Elder Holland.\nSo when Albany Crescent was being demolished in 1965, two local missionaries of the Church asked the demolition company to save the renowned stone. The Scotland mission president bought the stone for 30 pounds and displayed it in the mission home in Edinburgh. It was later moved to the Church History Museum in Salt Lake City. A replica was made and is displayed in the garden of the mission home in Edinburgh.\nReceiving the replica stone on behalf of the museum was director Dr. Elspeth King, who said, \u201cWe are pleased to be chosen to display the exact replica of this stone to preserve the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Scotland. We offer our gratitude to the Church for their contribution. We also express thanks to Stephen Kerr MP who worked closely with the museum on the project and was instrumental in making it happen.\u201d\n\u201cEven with this history I am not sure you marvelous citizens of Stirling can understand how almost sacred this stone and the incident behind it is for us as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, simply because it meant so much to a beloved prophet of our Church who revered it so much,\u201d said Elder Holland.\nElder Jeffrey R. Holland presented a Scottish museum with the exact replica of an artifact that became linked with Scotland\u2019s religious history. The event was held in Stirling, Scotland, home of the iconic Stirling Castle.\nJust six and a half years after completing his mission to Scotland, David O. McKay was called as an Apostle, and he became President of the Church in 1951.\nDuring a 1955 visit to Stirling, President McKay found his old apartment and proceeded to find the inscription on what he called the \u201ccrisis stone.\u201d\n\u201cDuring his presidency the Church experienced substantial growth,\u201d said Elder Holland. \u201cMembership tripled, the number of missionaries called grew six-fold, and the first temple in Europe was dedicated in Switzerland. President McKay was the first Church President to travel outside of North America extensively, visiting missions and congregations across Europe, Latin America, Africa, and the Pacific. 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        "raw_content": "Jay Meija \u2022 August 26th, 2002\nBritish Fiction Politics\nSpurred on by urgent purpose, George Orwell (the pen name of Eric Arthur Blair) began writing the first of two books for which he is most famous, Animal Farm, at the end of 1943 at a critical point during World War Two. The Red Army of the Soviet Union, facing the brunt of Nazi Germany's best fighting forces, was valiantly waging a desperate fight to turn the tide of the war in favor of the Allies, and in doing so, was helping to keep England safe from Hitler. For this, many in the West were grateful. Orwell, however, saw things much differently and he had real reasons for embarking on his beast fable to warn the world. Nevertheless, writing a satire about an ally fighting your enemy during wartime hardly seems like the work of a sane man. But Orwell had good cause and, more than most people, he understood the true nature of Stalin's regime and what it had in store for the West.\nOrwell wrote Animal Farm to remind people of the facts not only about Stalin the power-hungry assassin, but about totalitarian regimes everywhere, and how easy it can be for governments to seize power and bend the will of the people to its own purposes.\nIn late 1943, when Orwell began writing this little book, he was on the sidelines of the war. He had first tried to enter the army but was rejected by his poor health. In spite of his bad health, he was accepted in the Home Guard and worked for a time in the Indian Division of the British Broadcast Service (from which he patterned his experiences and assigned them to one Winston Smith, the protagonist of his other famous book, 1984). Orwell suffered from tuberculosis, which was complicated by a bullet wound to the throat he received in the closing days of the Spanish Civil War. It was during that prelude to the global conflict where Orwell ran directly into the path of the Stalinists.\nOrwell had entered Spain first as a reporter and observer, but he soon joined up with a militia loyal to the P.O.U.M., a Marxist, anti-Stalinist political party. After being shot in the throat and convalescing in secret, Orwell learned that the P.O.U.M. and other anti-Stalinist groups in the meantime were being brutally purged by the other Communists who were now taking orders directly from Moscow. Orwell and his wife had to flee Spain, barely escaping with their lives.\nYears afterward, still embittered from that experience in 1937, Orwell remained convinced that Stalin was no man to cheer on. He observed that Stalin had no respect for truth or moral principle, and that he had betrayed the Marxist revolution - and socialism, in particular. Orwell wrote Animal Farm because he wanted to save Socialism from Communism.\nAs the events of the Second World War unfolded, Orwell became particularly alarmed that people seemed to easily forget what had happened in the immediate past.\nOrwell closely followed Stalin's rapid propaganda shift towards Germany in 1939, which was startlingly revealed as a hitherto secret treaty that was suddenly and violently exposed when both countries invaded and carved up Poland - even though Hitler and Stalin had squared off against each other by proxy in Spain. Orwell viewed this turn of affairs with great disgust. He was further alarmed by Stalin's sudden return propaganda shift in 1941, when the Wermacht turned on its new-found ally by invading Russia proper and nearly sweeping to the gates of Moscow itself before stalling out against the harsh Russian winter. The ironic climax came when the Western Allies sat down with the Communists at the Teheran Conference in 1943. This was too much for Orwell, and he wrote feverishly, hoping to warn the West and its leaders how false the popular idea was that the Soviet Union was a socialist state.\nOrwell's fears about Soviet Russia and \"Uncle Joe\", which he understood even in 1943, were shown to be true after the war. Immediately after the fall of Berlin and Hitler's suicide, Russia consolidated its victory over the Nazis and brutally took over many eastern European countries in the name of liberating them. Soviet Russia refused to cooperate with the Allies, alienated the West, ended the anti-Nazi alliance and then retreated for nearly fifty years behind its Iron Curtain.\nAnimal Farm is a straight shot directed at Stalin. Its release in 1945 made publishers uneasy. Orwell, however, stood firm in his convictions that the book would send a message about the easy manipulation of history by the leading players on the world stage.\nAnimal Farm is set on an English farm named Manor Farm, owned by Mr. Jones. The fable-like story concerns the rebellion of the farm animals, and is told entirely from their point of view. The story opens with Mr. Jones stumbling into bed, unable to lock up the farm properly after a night of excessive whisky drinking. Old Major, the venerable and well-respected pig, has called all the animals together for a meeting to take place after Mr. Jones has gone to bed, and they gather outside the big barn on the farm. Old Major tells them all that he had a miraculous dream last night, in which he saw his approaching death, and also understood more clearly the life of animals.\nThrough a coincidence of history, Animal Farm appeared in stores the same month that the atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The irony of this publication date for one of the most politicized novels of the 20th century did not escape its early readers, or its author. Orwell made no secret of the fact that his writing, and Animal Farm in particular, was single-mindedly focused on the obliteration of totalitarian regimes. Animal Farm, while obviously referring to the general scope of all forms of totalitarian governments, may be seen as a satire of the Russian Revolution of 1917 in particular. Because of this controversial subject matter, British publishing houses were loathe to take on Orwell's work, and he was rejected throughout his entire first round of publishing attempts. Upon the novel's eventual publication in 1945, however, Orwell was instantly famous. 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        "raw_content": "South Africa Firearms Procedure\nMembers may be aware that, due to the upsurge in piracy activity in the Gulf of Aden/Indian Ocean region, there has been widespread discussion in the media as to whether vessels should carry armed security personnel, which would of course include the carriage of arms and ammunition. Where vessels have already carried armed security personnel, we are informed that it is common for the security personnel to disembark the vessel after the vessel has transited the \u201chotspot\u201d area off East Africa with the arms/ammunition remaining on board until final destination. Given that many vessels will call at South African ports having sailed via East Africa, the Durban Correspondent, P&I Associates, has highlighted that the following regime currently applies in respect of arms/ammunition on board vessels calling South Africa, in the light of the recent arrest of 2 Masters under the South African Arms Control Act:-\n\u201cThe South African Police require that 21 days before a vessel arrives at a South African port that an application must be made to the relevant authority for a permit. This application must be duly accompanied by a number of documents.\nThe application must be made on the South African Police (SAP 520) form\nCopy of the applicants passport on which the photo and passports details are reflected\nCopy of the legal licence, permit, authorization or any other documentary proof confirming lawful possession of the firearm\nDocumentary proof of knowledge of safe use and handling of a firearm, i.e training certificate\nWritten authorization, which permits the export of the firearm from the country of origin\nEquipment list, firearm description and serial numbers and number of ammunition\nDocumentation giving proof of last port of call and destination\nOnce the permit has been granted and the vessel berths in South Africa, the master can make arrangements for the guns and ammunition to be removed from the vessel and taken to a police locker for safekeeping and then these will guns and ammunition will be returned to the vessel one hour before departure.\nIt is now very clear that the South African Police will arrest the master and charge him with an offence and non conformance under section 120 and section 73 of Firearm Control Act, Act 6 of 2000.\u201d\nFor a full list of the requirements, see the attached letter from the South African Police. The Correspondent informs us that the 21 day period would appear to be excessive on the basis that often Owners do not have sufficient advance notice that vessels will be stopping in South Africa. By way of comparison the ISPS clearance period is 96 hours. In the circumstances, the Correspondent is (a) liaising with the South African Police as to whether the length of this period can be reviewed and (b) checking to see whether these requirements have a proper basis in law.\nIn the meantime, the Correspondent informs us that, in order for a vessel to enter a South African port with arms/ammunition on board, the vessel must have a permit from the South African police. Without a permit, the Master will be arrested and charged (the penalty being either a fine - varying from R50,000 to over R100,000 - or imprisonment depending on the severity of the offence), which may also result in delays to the vessel.\nIf Members are to call South Africa with arms/ammunition aboard, their usual Club contact will of course be available to discuss any concerns.",
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        "raw_content": "Article Digital & Analytics Industry 4.0\nMaurizio Pilu, our VP for Digital Innovation, is working with customers to help them bring the latest data and digital solutions into their businesses. His team has found that many successful businesses share common traits.\nWhat does it take to successfully innovate?\nCompanies that innovate successfully in the digital era adopt certain approaches. The first one is agile innovation. This is about working with small-scale pilots, which are easier to start and execute, and minimise the risks if things go wrong. It might also mean using rapid iterations and feedback loops, ideally involving customers, to trial ideas and learn as you go. Perhaps, most importantly, a culture of open innovation is key. That means collaborating with customers, partners, best-in-class technology providers and other innovative organisations.\nWe\u2019re working with customers on several projects spanning a wide range of technologies and customer challenges. Data science and machine learning projects are a key focus. Many leading firms, including several of our customers, consider data science to be absolutely core to Industry 4.0 so we\u2019re working with them to co-create solutions that can extract insights from the data generated by their operation and assets. Some of the applications we are working on are improving asset performance through predictive analytics, applying cutting-edge data science to analyse large volumes of safety reports and to extract deep insights on operational risk.\nWe also have ongoing projects to explore the disruptive potential of blockchain in supply chain assurance. Our current focus is on the supply chains of ship components and spare parts, marine fuel and food. One key area of Industry 4.0 that has tremendous relevance is additive manufacturing. It has huge potential to transform entire supply chains and disrupt markets. The wider market is recognising this and is considering how to use it for spare parts on ships, oil rigs and even aircrafts. We are starting to work on these topics internally and through collaboration. For example, we\u2019re working with the Turing Institute on the integrity of the world\u2019s first 3D printed bridge, using a digital twin created with data from fibre optic sensors.\nThe challenge for businesses is how to take advantage of the smart solutions that come from Industry 4.0 when the pace of change is so fast and complex.\nWhat\u2019s the potential of open innovation?\nWhen it comes to innovation in something as complex as Industry 4.0 an open and collaborative approach is essential. Alongside technology ventures activities, we\u2019re now working alongside partners from the start-up community, industry, academia and other institutions to address big industry challenges.\nIn late 2017 we set up a collaboration with Bordeaux-based drone specialist, Be Tomorrow, to co-create and develop a platform to support our remote presence innovations and in the spring of 2018 we decided to develop a demonstrator to show how to register ships into Class using blockchain technology. We partnered with London-based blockchain specialist, Applied Blockchain - our Class specialists, marine innovation specialists and digital experts collaborating with them.\nWe set up a joint venture with The Welding Institute in the UK, Fullagar Technologies, to deliver innovative inspections systems, products and services and we also support the LR Foundation with their activities. 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        "raw_content": "Royal College of Art graduate Matteo Bandi has invented a series of objects that only work when connected to a smartphone, to help us live in the moment.\nCalled Sidekicks, the objects include an alarm clock, projector, speaker and lamp. Each Sidekick will only function when the user\u2019s smartphone is plugged into them and left alone. As soon as the user tries to interact with the device, the objects cease to function.\nBandi, who is a graduate of the Royal College of Art\u2019s MA Design Products, selected these particular objects as they are used at times when smartphones can be particularly distracting.\nThe lamp can be used to aid focus when working at a desk and the speaker is designed to be used for leisure time when devices can interrupt relaxation.\nThe projector helps avoid the distraction of a glaring screen when watching a film with someone and the alarm clock is designed to be used at the end of the day when smartphone usage has been proven to disrupt sleep patterns.\n\u201cRather than creating a new device or establishing a new behaviour to keep us away from the phone, existing objects were re-designed with a particular feature: none of them has an on/off button; instead, they can only function whenever we physically leave our phone to them,\u201d explained Bandi.\n\u201cMore and more people everyday are willing to reduce the impact phones have on them, but it often turns out to be harder than expected,\u201d he continued.\n\u201cIn this scenario, my goal is to reflect on the role interactive objects can play for us. The devices are, in fact, not only designed as tools to make us more productive or ease a process, but also as friendly companions to help us let the moment happen.\u201d\nThe four objects are controlled with an app, which is activated when the user\u2019s device is plugged into one the objects. When plugged in, users are shown the amount of time they have spent using their phone that day.\nBased on this information, they can then set themselves a target by selecting how much time they wish to spend without interacting with their device. If they reach the target they set for themselves each object will \u201creward\u201d their self-control with a special hidden function.\nFor example, the projector will create a customised print of you watching the movie with someone and the desk lamp will celebrate your success with a colourful light animation.\nUsing a laser beam, the alarm clock will project a moving pattern on the ceiling to help set the ideal breathing rhythm for sleeping; and finally, the speaker unlocks a detachable section that allows it to be used as a portable speaker that can be carried around the house.\nBandi told Dezeen that testing carried out on the objects in the early stages of prototyping helped to inform the final design.\n\u201cI had the chance to run a workshop with eight participants from different backgrounds,\u201d Bandi told Dezeen. \u201cThe four activities of the workshop were aimed at understanding users\u2019 perception of phone usage, and if they would be actually willing to get rid of it.\u201d\n\u201cThe feedback was very positive, and as one of the participants stated, \u201ceven if we think we have self-control, it is actually not true.\u201d\n\u201cOriginally the objects were designed to almost \u2018punish\u2019 users in the case of excessive phone usage,\u201d he continued. \u201cThe workshop helped me understand that they would be much more attracted if the objects were rewarding the success rather than punishing the failure. Because, who wants to be punished?\u201d, they said.\nBandi is not the first designer to try to tackle smartphone addiction. In 2017 designer Klemens Schillinger created a set of therapeutic phone-like objects, to help smartphone addicts cope with being away from their devices.\nSimilarly Serbian studio Alter Ego Architects designed a concept for a 3D-printed mobile phone with an interface that only features numbers and symbols, and has no apps to prevent users acting like \u201cmindless zombies\u201d while on their devices.\nPhotography is by Arash Nouruzi.",
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        "raw_content": "UNITED KINGDOM WAREHOUSING ASSOCIATION (UKWA) STANDARD TRADING CONDITIONS 2014\nCONTRACT CONDITIONS FOR LOGISTICS (2014) The Company provides all items and services on the following Conditions which can be varied only in writing by an Officer of the Company. The Company is a member of UKWA and is not a common carrier. If a Customer\u2019s acceptance document, purchase order or other communication, received by the Company before or after notification of these Conditions, contains terms at variance with these Conditions, then every such term shall be of no effect. IMPORTANT NOTE CONDITION 3 LIMITS THE COMPANY\u2019S LIABILITY. PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY. It has been included to relieve the Customer of the additional amount that the Company would need to charge to recover insurance costs (or an amount in lieu to reflect risk) were its liability not limited as provided for in Condition 3. THE COMPANY\u2019S OBLIGATIONS 1.1. The Company will provide its services with reasonable skill and care. In the absence of prior written instruction to the Company giving sufficient warning and detail, no particular precautions nor any special treatment need be taken or provided for the Goods, nor shall time be of the essence for performance by the Company. 1.2. In the case of bulk Goods, unless the parties have agreed otherwise the Company may deal with and/or mix apparently similar goods consigned by or for the Customer without distinguishing between consignments. 1.3. In the case of carriage the Company\u2019s responsibility for the Goods starts when loading on the vehicle is complete and ends when the Goods are tendered for unloading. In the case of storage and / or processing it starts when they are accepted into store and ends when they are tendered for collection, or the Company becomes aware of the grounds for their removal under Condition 2.2 or on the expiry of notice under Condition 7.1 or 7.2. Where the Company provides storage and carriage it shall also be responsible for the Goods while they are transferred from its vehicle into its store and vice versa. In the case of forwarding, the Company\u2019s responsibility is only to engage or propose apparently competent contractors and to give them adequate instructions (on the basis of matters known to the Company) in relation to the Goods; and in this case, or where the contract is for advice, it is not responsible for the Goods themselves. 2014 Conditions of contract v4 3.12.13 1.4. The Company\u2019s duty is to the Customer only and not to any third party. Any advice given is for the Customer only. 1.5. Unless it states otherwise in writing, where the Company provides forwarding services it operates as the Customer\u2019s agent in engaging contractors to deal with the Goods. CUSTOMER\u2019S UNDERTAKINGS 2.1. It is a condition of the contract, and the Customer warrants and undertakes, that:- 2.1.1 It is either the owner of the Goods, or is authorised by the owner to accept these Conditions on the owner\u2019s behalf. 2.1.2 The Goods shall be presented to the Company (and/or anyone else dealing with them) securely and properly packed in compliance with any applicable statutory regulations, recognised standards and good practice and are and will remain in a condition to be safely handled, stored and/or carried and so as not to cause injury, damage, contamination or deterioration (or the possibility of them) to any person, premises, equipment or to any other items in any way. Where the Company is performing an operation or process on the Goods, they will be delivered to the Company in a condition where that operation or process can be done without further work (other than unpacking) by the Company. 2.1.3 Before the Company assumes any responsibility for or by reference to the Goods, the Customer will inform the Company in writing of any relevant matters; including any special precautions necessitated by the nature, weight or condition of the Goods and any statutory or other duties specific to the Goods with which the Company or others may need to comply; and will promptly after invoicing pay the Company\u2019s reasonable extra charges for complying. 2.1.4 It will promptly after invoicing reimburse all duties, taxes and expenses that the Company may be required to pay in respect of the Goods including where the liability to pay them arises due to the fault, other act or omission of the Company or its employees or sub-contractors. 2.1.5 Except to the extent previously notified in detail to, and accepted by, the Company in writing none of the Goods: are hazardous or contaminated; may cause pollution of the environment or harm to human health if they escape from their packaging; require any official consent or licence to handle, possess, deal with or carry; will at any time whilst in the care or control of the Company constitute Waste. 2.1.6 Where the Company is carrying the Goods, the Customer will provide a risk assessment and/or method statement appropriate for the Goods and any location in which they are being handled. Unless otherwise previously agreed the Customer will provide suitable facilities and equipment for, and will procure, safe and prompt loading and unloading of the Goods. 2014 Conditions of contract v4 3.12.13 2.1.7 It will comply with any reasonable regulations of the Company relating to handling, packing, carriage, storage or forwarding of Goods (and ancillary matters) which are notified in writing from time to time. 2.1.8 Information given by or on its behalf shall be materially correct and complete. 2.2 The Customer will indemnify the Company against any loss or damage it suffers as a result of carrying out the Customer\u2019s instructions or which is related to any breach of the Customer\u2019s obligations, and will pay all costs and expenses (including professional fees) incurred in, and the Company\u2019s reasonable charges for, dealing with the breach and its consequences. The Customer will pay an extra charge equal to the amount of any fine or penalty payable by the Company wholly or partly as a result of a breach by the Customer. If the Company suspects a breach of Condition 2, it may refuse to accept the Goods, demand their immediate removal, or itself arrange their removal without notice, at the Customer\u2019s expense. INSURANCE AND THE COMPANY\u2019S LIABILITY 3.1 Unless expressly agreed, the Company does not insure the Goods and the Customer shall self-insure or make arrangements to cover the Goods against all insurable risks to their full insurable value (including all duties and taxes). The insurance referred to in Condition 3.5 is insurance against the Company\u2019s potential liability for breach of its obligations and not to cover the Goods themselves against loss, damage, etc . 3.2 Subject to Condition 3.3, the Company shall have no liability for Loss however arising. 3.3 If and to the extent that Loss is directly caused by negligence or wilful act or default of, or breach of duty by, the Company, its employees (acting in furtherance of their duties as employees) or sub-contractors or agents (acting in furtherance of their duties as subcontractors or agents) and subject to Conditions 3.4, 3.7 and 3.8, the Company will accept liability for Loss assessed on normal legal principles but not exceeding the Limit fixed by Condition 3.5. Any quantification of amount or value includes duties and taxes. 3.4 In no case shall the Company be liable for any lost profit, income or savings, wasted expenditure, liquidated damages payable by or on behalf of the Customer, or indirect or consequential loss. 3.5 In no case shall any liability of the Company (including inter alia any liability in respect of duties and taxes) exceed the Limit, fixed as follows:- 3.5.1 The Customer may specify the Limit as an amount (in Sterling, US Dollars or Euros) per tonne weight of the Goods by notice in writing stating the Limit and the nature and maximum value of the Goods, including duty and taxes. The Limit nominated by the Customer shall apply in respect of any cause of action arising after the Date for so long as the nomination remains in effect. It is a condition of the contract that the Customer pays within 7 days of receipt the Company\u2019s invoices for its costs in insuring against its 2014 Conditions of contract v4 3.12.13 potential liability up to the Limit, and/or to the extent that the Company elects to carry the risk itself, its extra charge equivalent to the estimated or likely cost of such insurance. 3.5.2. If the Company having made reasonable efforts is unable to obtain insurance on reasonable terms to cover its liability up to the Limit nominated by the Customer, or if the Customer has not yet paid any invoice issued under Condition 3.5.1, the Company may give 3 working days written notice, and the Limit for causes of action arising after expiry of the notice shall be \u00a3100 sterling per tonne weight of the Goods. 3.5.3 Unless and until a higher Limit has been fixed under Condition 3.5.1 and continues in effect, the Limit shall be \u00a3100 sterling per tonne. 3.6 Without prejudice to the Company\u2019s rights under Condition 6 to be paid free from deduction or set-off, any limitation of liability on the part of the Company shall be applied to any claim by the Customer before any set off or counterclaim is asserted against money due to the Company. 3.7.1 The Company shall not be liable for any claim unless: it has received written notice of it within 10 days of the event giving rise to the claim coming to the knowledge of the Customer or consignee; and it has received, within 21 days of the event giving rise to the claim coming to the knowledge of the Customer or consignee, sufficient detail in writing to enable investigation. In the case of failure to deliver, time shall run from the first working day after the expected date of delivery. 3.7.2 No legal proceedings (including any counterclaim) may be brought against the Company unless they are issued and served within 9 months of the event giving rise to the claim. 3.8 The Company shall not be liable for any Loss to the extent that it is caused or contributed to by a breach of any of the Customer\u2019s obligations, or by a person for whom the Company is not responsible, or by any of the circumstances by virtue of which the Company is relieved of its obligations under Condition 8. EMPLOYEES, SUB-CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS 4.1 The Company shall be entitled to sub-contract on reasonable or industry standard terms all or any part of its obligations and in this event these Conditions shall continue to apply as between the Company and the Customer. However, except in case of emergency the Company will obtain the Customer\u2019s consent (not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed) before storage is subcontracted and will on request notify the Customer of the location of the Goods. 4.2 No Interested Party will make a claim or issue proceedings in respect of Loss against any Additional Party. 2014 Conditions of contract v4 3.12.13 4.3 Without prejudice to Condition 4.2, if an Additional Party pays or is liable to make a payment to an Interested Party in connection with a claim for Loss, the Interested Party will fully indemnify the Company against any claim (including all costs and expenses) by the Additional Party against the Company for reimbursement of, contribution to or indemnity against that payment to the extent that it exceeds the Limit applicable at the time of the event giving rise to the claim. CHANGE OF CUSTOMER 5. The Customer may give written authority for the Goods or any part to be transferred to the account of another party on condition that before the effective date of the transfer the other party notifies the Company in writing that it is to become the Customer and is to be bound by these Conditions and by any notice given under Condition 3 and will pay the Company\u2019s charges for the period after the effective date. The Customer will pay the charges for the period until the later of the effective date or receipt and acceptance by the Company of the other party\u2019s written notification. In any event the Customer will remain jointly liable for charges relating to Goods consigned by it to the Company until the Company releases that liability in writing. The Goods remain subject to any lien which applies at the time of transfer. CHARGES, PAYMENTS AND LIEN 6.1 The Company\u2019s charges are subject to VAT and may be increased by prior notice to the Customer. The notice shall be at least 7 days for increases reflecting any rise in fuel costs and at least 21 days otherwise. If the Customer does not agree to the increase it shall notify the Company in writing and will remove the Goods within 21 days after receipt of the Company\u2019s notice. If the Goods are not so removed then the increased charges will apply from expiry of the Company\u2019s notice. The Company has the right to charge for storage of the Goods for so long as it has custody of or is responsible for them. 6.2 The Customer will pay demurrage at the Company\u2019s standard rate (or a reasonable rate set by the Company if there is no standard rate) if the vehicle used by or on behalf of the Company to deliver the Goods is delayed for more than 60 minutes beyond the time reasonably needed for loading or unloading; and demurrage and storage charges if delivery is refused. 6.3 The charges shall be paid free of any deduction or set-off at such periodic intervals as may have been agreed between the parties and in any event on the earlier of (a) the expiry of any agreed period of credit and (b) the time immediately before any of the Goods cease to be in the Company\u2019s care or control. The Company shall be entitled to payment for carriage at the time the Goods are loaded onto the vehicle. Absence of a delivery note shall not justify a refusal by the Customer to pay. 2014 Conditions of contract v4 3.12.13 6.4 Interest shall be paid on money overdue to the Company at the rate of 1.5% for each calendar month during all or part of which it is overdue. 6.5 The Company shall (on its own behalf and as agent for any assignee of its invoices) have a general and particular lien on the Goods (and any associated documentation or records) as security for payment of all sums (whether due or not) claimed by the Company from, or actually or prospectively payable to the Company by, the Customer or another Interested Party on any account (relating to the Goods or not), or otherwise claimed in respect of the Goods or other property of an Interested Party. Where a lien secures sums payable to or claimed by the Company, it shall continue to cover those sums notwithstanding any transfer of ownership of Goods, or change of customer. Storage shall be charged for any goods detained under lien or where the Company is required by any competent authority to retain them. REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF GOODS 7.1 The Goods shall be removed by the Customer at the time agreed between the parties. The Company may at any time by notice in writing to the Customer require the removal of the Goods within 14 days from the date of such notice or, in the case of perishable goods, 3 days. 7.2 Where the Customer fails to comply with Condition 7.1, or any payment from the Customer is overdue, the Company may, without prejudice to its other rights and remedies against the Customer, notify the Customer in writing that the Goods may be sold or otherwise disposed of if such payment is not made within 14 days from the date of such notice (or if applicable such Goods are not removed within the time stipulated by the Company). On expiry of the period, if such payment has not been made (or if applicable the Goods have not been so removed) the Company may surrender, sell or otherwise dispose of the Goods or any part at the Customer\u2019s entire risk and expense by an appropriate method at such price as it considers appropriate, and any proceeds of sale or disposal shall be remitted to the Customer after deduction of all expenses and all amounts claimed by the Company and any assignee of its invoices. The Company shall not be liable for any alleged failure to achieve a sufficient sale price for the Goods. 7.3 Notice or action by the Company under this condition shall not in itself terminate the contract between the parties unless the Company expressly states so. 7.4 The time periods in this Condition may be extended by the Company in its discretion. FORCE MAJEURE 2014 Conditions of contract v4 3.12.13 8. The Company shall be relieved of its obligations to the extent that their performance is prevented or delayed by, or their non-performance results wholly or partly from, the act or omission of the Customer or its agent or an Interested Party (including any breach by the Customer of these Conditions) or by storm, flood, fire, explosion, civil disturbance, governmental or quasi-governmental action, breakdown or unavailability of premises, equipment or labour, or other cause beyond the reasonable control of the Company. DATA AND CONFIDENTIALITY 9.1 The Company may use data supplied by or on behalf of the Customer for any purpose appropriate in connection with the performance of the Company\u2019s obligations, the exercise of the Company\u2019s rights or for business planning by the Company;. The Company may share that data with any party providing services to the Company relevant to the provision of services to the Customer, and with any government authority where appropriate. 9.2 Subject to 9.1, the Company and the Customer shall each keep confidential information or data supplied by or on behalf of the other which is expressed to be confidential or which is of such a nature that it should clearly be regarded as confidential by a reasonable person. TUPE AND SERVICE PROVISION CHANGE 10. Where there is a TUPE Transfer, the Customer will indemnify the Company against all liability and expense which the Company may incur in connection with: 10.1 the employment or the termination of employment, before the Effective Time, of any Employee; 10.2 any failure by the Transferor to comply with its legal obligations in respect of any of the Employees; 10.3 the transfer to the Company, by virtue of TUPE, of the employment of any person or the applicability of terms of employment, other than those previously notified in writing to, and previously accepted by, the Company; 10.4 any act or omission of the Transferor, or before the Effective Time, for which the Company becomes liable by virtue of TUPE; or 10.5 the Transferor's failure to comply with its obligations under regulation 13 of TUPE. GENERAL 11.1 Each exclusion or limitation in these Conditions exists separately and cumulatively. 11.2 Signature on a delivery note is evidence that the Goods have been received in apparently good order save as noted 2014 Conditions of contract v4 3.12.13 11.3 The Company may open up packaging to inspect Goods 11.4 Any notice shall be duly given if left at or sent by first class prepaid post to the last known address of the other party or by facsimile to the last notified number evidenced by a successful transmission record, or by email to the last address notified for the purpose of service; and shall be deemed to have been received if posted 2 working days after posting, and if sent by facsimile or email, one working day after sending subject to confirmation of successful transmission (fax) or delivery (email). 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        "raw_content": "Preeclampsia is a pregnancy complication characterized by high blood pressure and signs of damage to another organ system, most often the liver and kidneys. Preeclampsia usually begins after 20 weeks of pregnancy in women whose blood pressure had been normal.\nLeft untreated, preeclampsia can lead to serious \u2014 even fatal \u2014 complications for both you and your baby. If you have preeclampsia, the most effective treatment is delivery of your baby. Even after delivering the baby, it can still take a while for you to get better.\nIf you're diagnosed with preeclampsia too early in your pregnancy to deliver your baby, you and your doctor face a challenging task. Your baby needs more time to mature, but you need to avoid putting yourself or your baby at risk of serious complications.\nRarely, preeclampsia develops after delivery of a baby, a condition known as postpartum preeclampsia.\nPreeclampsia sometimes develops without any symptoms. High blood pressure may develop slowly, or it may have a sudden onset. Monitoring your blood pressure is an important part of prenatal care because the first sign of preeclampsia is commonly a rise in blood pressure. Blood pressure that exceeds 140/90 millimeters of mercury (mm Hg) or greater \u2014 documented on two occasions, at least four hours apart \u2014 is abnormal.\nOther signs and symptoms of preeclampsia may include:\nSudden weight gain and swelling (edema) \u2014 particularly in your face and hands \u2014 may occur with preeclampsia. But these also occur in many normal pregnancies, so they're not considered reliable signs of preeclampsia.\nMake sure you attend your prenatal visits so that your care provider can monitor your blood pressure. Contact your doctor immediately or go to an emergency room if you have severe headaches, blurred vision or other visual disturbance, severe pain in your abdomen, or severe shortness of breath.\nBecause headaches, nausea, and aches and pains are common pregnancy complaints, it's difficult to know when new symptoms are simply part of being pregnant and when they may indicate a serious problem \u2014 especially if it's your first pregnancy. If you're concerned about your symptoms, contact your doctor.\nThe exact cause of preeclampsia involves several factors. Experts believe it begins in the placenta \u2014 the organ that nourishes the fetus throughout pregnancy. Early in pregnancy, new blood vessels develop and evolve to efficiently send blood to the placenta.\nIn women with preeclampsia, these blood vessels don't seem to develop or function properly. They're narrower than normal blood vessels and react differently to hormonal signaling, which limits the amount of blood that can flow through them.\nCauses of this abnormal development may include:\nInsufficient blood flow to the uterus\nDamage to the blood vessels\nA problem with the immune system\nOther high blood pressure disorders during pregnancy\nPreeclampsia is classified as one of four high blood pressure disorders that can occur during pregnancy. The other three are:\nGestational hypertension. Women with gestational hypertension have high blood pressure but no excess protein in their urine or other signs of organ damage. Some women with gestational hypertension eventually develop preeclampsia.\nChronic hypertension. Chronic hypertension is high blood pressure that was present before pregnancy or that occurs before 20 weeks of pregnancy. But because high blood pressure usually doesn't have symptoms, it may be hard to determine when it began.\nChronic hypertension with superimposed preeclampsia. This condition occurs in women who have been diagnosed with chronic high blood pressure before pregnancy, but then develop worsening high blood pressure and protein in the urine or other health complications during pregnancy.\nPreeclampsia develops only as a complication of pregnancy. Risk factors include:\nHistory of preeclampsia. A personal or family history of preeclampsia significantly raises your risk of preeclampsia.\nChronic hypertension. If you already have chronic hypertension, you have a higher risk of developing preeclampsia.\nFirst pregnancy. The risk of developing preeclampsia is highest during your first pregnancy.\nNew paternity. Each pregnancy with a new partner increases the risk of preeclampsia more than does a second or third pregnancy with the same partner.\nAge. The risk of preeclampsia is higher for very young pregnant women as well as pregnant women older than 40.\nRace. Black women have a higher risk of developing preeclampsia than women of other races.\nObesity. The risk of preeclampsia is higher if you're obese.\nMultiple pregnancy. Preeclampsia is more common in women who are carrying twins, triplets or other multiples.\nInterval between pregnancies. Having babies less than two years or more than 10 years apart leads to a higher risk of preeclampsia.\nHistory of certain conditions. Having certain conditions before you become pregnant \u2014 such as chronic high blood pressure, migraines, type 1 or type 2 diabetes, kidney disease, a tendency to develop blood clots, or lupus \u2014 increases your risk of preeclampsia.\nIn vitro fertilization. Your risk of preeclampsia is increased if your baby was conceived with in vitro fertilization.\nThe more severe your preeclampsia and the earlier it occurs in your pregnancy, the greater the risks for you and your baby. Preeclampsia may require induced labor and delivery.\nDelivery by cesarean delivery (C-section) may be necessary if there are clinical or obstetric conditions that require a speedy delivery. Otherwise, your doctor may recommend a scheduled vaginal delivery. Your obstetric provider will talk with you about what type of delivery is right for your condition.\nComplications of preeclampsia may include:\nFetal growth restriction. Preeclampsia affects the arteries carrying blood to the placenta. If the placenta doesn't get enough blood, your baby may receive inadequate blood and oxygen and fewer nutrients. This can lead to slow growth known as fetal growth restriction, low birth weight or preterm birth.\nPreterm birth. If you have preeclampsia with severe features, you may need to be delivered early, to save the life of you and your baby. Prematurity can lead to breathing and other problems for your baby. Your health care provider will help you understand when is the ideal time for your delivery.\nPlacental abruption. Preeclampsia increases your risk of placental abruption, a condition in which the placenta separates from the inner wall of your uterus before delivery. Severe abruption can cause heavy bleeding, which can be life-threatening for both you and your baby.\nHELLP syndrome. HELLP \u2014 which stands for hemolysis (the destruction of red blood cells), elevated liver enzymes and low platelet count \u2014 syndrome is a more severe form of preeclampsia, and can rapidly become life-threatening for both you and your baby.\nSymptoms of HELLP syndrome include nausea and vomiting, headache, and upper right abdominal pain. HELLP syndrome is particularly dangerous because it represents damage to several organ systems. On occasion, it may develop suddenly, even before high blood pressure is detected or it may develop without any symptoms at all.\nEclampsia. When preeclampsia isn't controlled, eclampsia \u2014 which is essentially preeclampsia plus seizures \u2014 can develop. It is very difficult to predict which patients will have preeclampsia that is severe enough to result in eclampsia.\nOften, there are no symptoms or warning signs to predict eclampsia. Because eclampsia can have serious consequences for both mom and baby, delivery becomes necessary, regardless of how far along the pregnancy is.\nOther organ damage. Preeclampsia may result in damage to the kidneys, liver, lung, heart, or eyes, and may cause a stroke or other brain injury. The amount of injury to other organs depends on the severity of preeclampsia.\nCardiovascular disease. Having preeclampsia may increase your risk of future heart and blood vessel (cardiovascular) disease. The risk is even greater if you've had preeclampsia more than once or you've had a preterm delivery. To minimize this risk, after delivery try to maintain your ideal weight, eat a variety of fruits and vegetables, exercise regularly, and don't smoke.\nResearchers continue to study ways to prevent preeclampsia, but so far, no clear strategies have emerged. Eating less salt, changing your activities, restricting calories, or consuming garlic or fish oil doesn't reduce your risk. Increasing your intake of vitamins C and E hasn't been shown to have a benefit.\nSome studies have reported an association between vitamin D deficiency and an increased risk of preeclampsia. But while some studies have shown an association between taking vitamin D supplements and a lower risk of preeclampsia, others have failed to make the connection.\nIn certain cases, however, you may be able to reduce your risk of preeclampsia with:\nLow-dose aspirin. If you meet certain risk factors \u2014 including a history of preeclampsia, a multiple pregnancy, chronic high blood pressure, kidney disease, diabetes or autoimmune disease \u2014 your doctor may recommend a daily low-dose aspirin (81 milligrams) beginning after 12 weeks of pregnancy.\nCalcium supplements. In some populations, women who have calcium deficiency before pregnancy \u2014 and who don't get enough calcium during pregnancy through their diets \u2014 might benefit from calcium supplements to prevent preeclampsia. However, it's unlikely that women from the United States or other developed countries would have calcium deficiency to the degree that calcium supplements would benefit them.\nIt's important that you don't take any medications, vitamins or supplements without first talking to your doctor.\nBefore you become pregnant, especially if you've had preeclampsia before, it's a good idea to be as healthy as you can be. Lose weight if you need to, and make sure other conditions, such as diabetes, are well-managed.\nOnce you're pregnant, take care of yourself \u2014 and your baby \u2014 through early and regular prenatal care. If preeclampsia is detected early, you and your doctor can work together to prevent complications and make the best choices for you and your baby.\nHypertension in pregnancy. Washington, D.C.: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. 2013. http://www.acog.org/Resources_And_Publications/Task_Force_and_Work_Group_Reports/Hypertension_in_Pregnancy. Accessed Dec. 23, 2016.\nBokslag A, et al. Preeclampsia; short and long-term consequences for mother and neonate. Early Human Development. 2016;102:47.\nAugust P, et al. Preeclampsia: Clinical features and diagnosis. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/search. Accessed Aug. 9, 2018.\nKarumanchi SA, et al. Preeclampsia: Pathogenesis. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/search. Accessed Dec. 23, 2016.\nHofmeyr R, et al. Preeclampsia in 2017: Obstetric and anaesthesia management. Best Practice and Research Clinical Anaesthesiology. In press. Accessed Dec. 23, 2016.\nNorwitz ER. Early pregnancy prediction of preeclampsia. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/search. Accessed Dec. 23, 2016.\nMeher S, et al. Bed rest with or without hospitalisation for hypertension during pregnancy. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD003514.pub2/full. Accessed Jan. 3, 2017.\nNorwitz ER. Preeclampsia: Management and prognosis. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/search. Accessed Aug. 9, 2018.\nAugust P, et al. Preeclampsia: Prevention. https://www.uptodate.com/contents/search. Accessed Dec. 23, 2016.\nDe Regil LM, et al. Vitamin D supplementation for women during pregnancy. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD008873.pub3/full. Accessed Jan. 4, 2017.\nWei SQ. Vitamin D and pregnancy outcomes. Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology. 2014;26:438.\nLeFevre ML, et al. Low-dose aspirin use for the prevention of morbidity and mortality from preeclampsia: U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendation statement. Annals of Internal Medicine; 2014:161:819.\nPractice advisory on low-dose aspirin and prevention of preeclampsia: Updated recommendation. 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        "raw_content": "Wayne D. Harwell, 76, husband of Lee Harwell entered into rest on January 16, 2019 surrounded by his family.\nThe memorial service will be held at Warren Baptist Church Chapel where he was a member on Saturday 19, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. Visitation will begin at 11:00 a.m. The service will be officiated by Reverend Tony Henderson and Reverend Dave Dillard.\nWayne was the son of John D. and Mattie S. Harwell. Mr. Harwell was a 1960 graduate of the Academy of Richmond County and a 1964 graduate of Lipscomb University where he was a member of Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity. In 1987, he earned his Chartered Life Underwriter designation from the American College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. He was a retired insurance agent. During his insurance career, he was a past president of the Augusta Association of Chartered Life Underwriters and a past member of the Augusta Association of Life Underwriters. He was an avid hunter, fisherman, and gardener. Wayne was a past member of the John S. Davidson Masonic Lodge, 32 Degree Mason, and a member of Alee Shrine Temple in Atlanta, Georgia.\nAdditional survivors include a son, John W. Harwell (Tiffany), a daughter, Cheri H. Adams (Rob), stepdaughters Lorena M. Cole (Jesse), and Maxwell M. Dupuis (Shawn). Grandchildren include Hunter Harwell (Haley), Dawson Harwell, and Clark and Mary Kathryn Adams. Step grandchildren include Amanda and Sarah Cole, and Zach and Joah Dupuis. Mr. Harwell is also survived by great grandson, Finnley Harwell and Maltese, Katie.\nIn lieu of flowers, please make memorial contributions to Warren Baptist Church.",
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        "raw_content": "Daniel Pipes has led the Forum since 1994. With an A.B. and Ph.D. from Harvard, he has taught at Chicago, Harvard, Pepperdine, and the U.S. Naval War College; currently he is an affiliate professor at the University of Haifa. He served in five U.S. administrations, received two presidential appointments, and testified before many congressional committees. He is the author of sixteen books on the Middle East, Islam, and other topics. Mr. Pipes writes a column for the Washington Times and his work has been translated into 37 languages. DanielPipes.org contains an archive of his writings and media appearances. The Washington Post deems him \"perhaps the most prominent U.S. scholar on radical Islam.\" Al-Qaeda invited Mr. Pipes to convert, Edward Said called him an \"orientalist,\" and Sen. Edward Kennedy borked him.\nGregg Roman functions as the chief operations officer for the Forum, responsible for day-to-day management, communications, and financial resource development. Mr. Roman previously served as director of the Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh. In 2014, he was named one of the ten most inspiring global Jewish leaders by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. He previously served as the political advisor to the deputy foreign minister of Israel and worked for the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Mr. Roman is a frequent speaker at venues around the world, often appears on television, and has written for the Hill, the Forward, the Albany Times-Union, and other publications. He attended American University in Washington, D.C., and the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) in Herzliya, Israel, where he studied national security studies and political communications.\nResearch Fellow, Jihad-Intel\nAymenn Jawad al-Tamimi researches violent non-state Islamic and Middle Eastern groups for the Forum. A graduate of Oxford University, with ancestry tracing back to Baghdad and Mosul, Mr. al-Tamimi's articles have been published, among other places, in Foreign Affairs, the American Spectator, the Daily Star (Beirut) and the Huffington Post. He has been widely cited for his insights in international media outlets such as the New York Times, Agence France-Presse, the Associated Press, the Daily Telegraph, and the Washington Post.\nLisa Barbounis\nLisa Barbounis serves as the executive liaison to Gregg Roman and Daniel Pipes. Representing the president and director, internally and externally, she serves as an intermediary between Middle East Forum's Board of Governors, key executives, and employees. Prior to joining the Forum, Lisa worked as a Congressional Staffer for two members of the United State House of Representatives. She is currently pursuing an M.A. in Behavior and Decision Sciences - Social and Public Policy from the University of Pennsylvania where she also earned a B.A. in Philosophy, Politics, Economics.\nMatthew Bennett is responsible for financial resource development and information technology at the Forum. He manages the development team to direct annual fundraising campaigns, secure grant funding, and develop planned giving programs to endow the Foundation for the Middle East Forum (FMEF). 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        "raw_content": "Sunday June 18th, 2017 Friday January 12th, 2018 momwithfiveCuriosity\nCooking can often be tedious and stressful if there\u2019s a lot to do or if a meal you\u2019re preparing is very complicated.\nPeople can even lose interest in cooking if it takes too long or if it causes them discomfort. This can become amplified if you\u2019re the only one that\u2019s making a meal or, in other words, you don\u2019t have anyone to help you out. However, using gadgets can not only speed up the entire process of preparing and cooking a meal, but it can also make the job a lot easier. In most households, women are the ones that take care of the meals (not to discredit cooking dads and husbands!). This can become a problem when a woman is pregnant (and in most cases, the husband takes over). There are instances where you simply can\u2019t get help at a given time, and you have to handle everything yourself.\nIn any case, these five cooking gadgets will ease your life and make cooking quicker, easier, and more fun!\nWe start with an old favorite. The blender has been in use for a long time, and without it, most meals that we love wouldn\u2019t even exist. Such examples include smoothies and various other foods that require you to create tasty mush. Get yourself a quality blender that is easy to use and reliable.\nFood processors are very rarely used in households. People don\u2019t seem to realize just how amazing and helpful they are! You can pur\u00e9e liquids, soups, dips, and even make your frosting or sauce. They are incredibly versatile and if you want an even better experience where you save some extra money, purchase one that comes with a slicing and shredding attachment. Also, they\u2019re fairly easy to clean afterward!\nEveryone loves ice tea and thanks to various ice tea makers on the market; you can make your own! The entire process is easy and doesn\u2019t take a lot of time. You simply put your preferred tea leaves in the ice tea maker (or, more precisely, the infuser), and let it rest. Once resting, the leaves will expand and brew in the water. Then, it will get chilled, and it\u2019s ready to serve. You can get one for as little as $25!\nMulticookers were more popular back in the day (pre-2000s), but they\u2019re coming back in style. I have a multi cooker myself in my home that dates to the 90s but, unfortunately, the heating mechanism has stopped working due to overuse. However, the new, modern multi cookers can last a lot longer and have many more options. They\u2019ve truly progressed to being amazing pieces of technology. In any case, you can get one from Amazon for around $130, but it\u2019s a 6-in-1 multi cooker that enables you to cook, steam, slow cook\u2026 We recommend this gadget. You can also take a look at a top steam-cleaner buying guide for some more information about these gadgets.\nGarlic crusher & chopper\nIf you aren\u2019t keen on crushing your garlic and making it split into multiple pieces, getting a garlic crusher & chopper is a great idea. You\u2019ll be able to crush garlic seamlessly, without breaking it apart too much. There are also multiple variations of garlic choppers, so it all comes down to preference. These gadgets are relatively cheap (they come at around $15, but you might be able to find one for as low as $10!).\nThanks to all of these gadgets, your kitchen will look like a high-tech one! You\u2019ll enjoy cooking a lot more, and you\u2019ll be able to do much more in the same amount of time as when you didn\u2019t have these gadgets. There are many more gadgets that are related to kitchen work which you can find on the Internet so explore even further!\nAlyssa is blogger and writer at topreveal.com and she has a passion for writing articles on health care, cooking, home improvement, home appliances etc. Being a mom & consumer advocate she have years of experience testing equipment and recipes.\nTagged cooking, gadget, kitchen, momlife\nHow to Cook With Your Child\nTips for Moms to Remove Back Pain\nHow To Deal With Child Being Bullied At School",
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        "raw_content": "If you love the classic hymns of the Christmas season you will love the delicate and sensitive delivery of these most precious of Christmas tunes. Steve Darmody baritone voice truly infuses the warmth of the season in each song. Added to these nine favorites is a new song plus two seasonal favorite sung only as a baritone can sing, \"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas\" and \"White Christmas.\"\nHis voice has been compared to Bing Crosby and Pat Boone. He has performed Christmas concerts on numerous Christian television networks including Canada's 100 Huntley Street; Getting Together on the Cornerstone TeleVision network (CTV) based out of Pittsburgh, PA; and the 3ABN Satellite Network.\nSteve has ministered in an array of situations and venues \u2013 from military bases, hospitals, and shopping malls to some of the finest performing arts centers here and abroad. Steve has shared the stage with a host of with Christian artists during his long career. Multiple overseas tours have taken him, literally, around the world. But his heart remains, as it has always been, in the ministry and mission of the local church.\nSteve's Christmas CD continues to be a holiday classic on many Christian radio stations around the country. It includes: An Evening in December, Take Us Home, White Christmas, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, and many other traditional Christmas hymns, like Joy to the World, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, and Away in a Manger.\nSteve's Simple Gospel CD has the often requested Christmas arrangement of, Mary Did You Know?\n1 - O Come, All Ye Faithful Listen to MP3 Clip\n2 - O Little Town Of Bethlehem Listen to MP3 Clip\n3 - Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne Listen to MP3 Clip\n4 - Take Us Home Listen to MP3 Clip\n5 - It Came Upon The Midnight Clear Listen to MP3 Clip\n6 - O Come, O Come Medley Listen to MP3 Clip\n7 - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing Listen to MP3 Clip\n8 - There's A Song In The Air Listen to MP3 Clip\n9 - An Evening In December Listen to MP3 Clip\n10 - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Listen to MP3 Clip\n11 - White Christmas Listen to MP3 Clip\n12 - Away In A Manger Listen to MP3 Clip\nOne More Day Radio Single\nVision of Tomorrow (single)\nCD Single Price: $1.99",
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        "raw_content": "Countries that are best and worst when it comes to electric car emissions\nElectric car emissions\nElectric cars require their battery to be charged so that they can keep the car going. These batteries have the ability to charge from solar panels, clean hydroelectric dams, wind turbines, gas, oil, and coal. However, there are emissions that comes indirectly from electric cars and they are different from one country to another.\nIn order to be able to rank the countries by the emissions that come from electric cars, the University of Michigan had to calculate the emissions from 141 countries. This was done by the analyses of power grids of the countries and data was obtained from the International Energy Agency and the Union of Concerned Scientists. Next, the researchers had to estimate the emissions of greenhouses gases EVs per every mile as recorded in the power grid. Where there more fossil fuels on the grid, such an area was considered to have higher emissions (MPGghg).\nThus it can be concluded that electric cars are more environmentally friendly when compared to the other vehicles that use petrol or diesel. From the 141 countries that were studied, only 19 of them scored below the 33 MPGghg. These countries are Gibraltar, Niger, Eritrea, South Sudan and Botswana.\nElectric car drivers who belong to the countries where hydroelectric dams are used to power extensively can achieve figures of 4,000 MPGghg. These countries are Ethiopia, Albania, Nepal, and Paraguay. However, most of the countries were found to have figures that were close to that of EVE global median emissions that are 58MPGghg. These figures are above that of the United States. Countries that are characterized by high emissions are found in poor areas which are yet to stop using fossil fuels. Some of these continents are Asia and the Middle East. When it comes to low emitting countries, these are found in South America, Northern, and Africa. These countries have enough hydroelectricity. Europe also joins these countries due to its heavy investment in wind, solar among other renewable sources of energies. Additionally, Canada also has enough hydroelectricity and renewable energy too.\nMichael Sival, a researcher from the University of Michigan\u2019s Transportation Institute argues that electric cars are the best when it comes to reducing emissions in the whole world. Michael Sival is the one who directed the whole study on emissions. Greenhouse gas emissions come from five sources. Industrial emissions account for 29% which is higher than that of the transport sector which stands at 27%.",
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        "raw_content": "Stopping the Infestation with the Best Spider Control in Midland\nTrying to exterminate spiders can be confusing.\nA lot of people have been stumped on how to deal with the spider infestation in their homes and businesses. This is due to the fact that the normal methods used in exterminating pests do not work on spiders at all since they are not related to insects. Spiders have become trouble for some, and those that pack venom \u2013 fatal for others. Several simple methods can ensure that this does not escalate into something impossible to deal with.\nFind a company that provides Spider Control in Midland. These companies provide consultations, assess the severity of the infestation and provide the necessary solution. The methods that these companies use differ from one another, thus setting up a consultation with them is essential. There are situations wherein extermination will be the first step while others may employ a less severe plan of action. They can also provide other long term measures in maintaining that the home or business stays spider free.\nAlmost all of the Midland Spider Control companies do a search and sweep in the home or business. Doors and windows are checked to see if they are not hanging loose providing an entry for the spiders. Cracks and gaps are also searched to see if they are large enough for the spiders to use. Once this is found, the Midland Spider Control companies seal them. As an added preventive measure, they put sweeps on the door to make sure that spiders won\u2019t be able to use this as an entry point. These measures are placed in making sure no spiders get inside the home or business.\nIt has been a wrong impression that spiders can be helpful in dealing with potential pest infestation. It\u2019s true that spiders eat a lot of insects, but over the course of time, they start to become the actual problem and not the insects. In preventing this from escalating any further, sodium vapor bulbs are placed around the outside area of the house or business establishment. The bulbs put off the insects that might get attracted to wander into the house or business. Aside from that it lowers the amount of insects that the spider eats since insects are put off by it. Two for one solution right there.",
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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s been one year since over 700,000 Rohingya refugees were forced to flee from Myanmar into Bangladesh. We take a look back at how this crisis has unfolded.\nIn just two weeks from 25 August 2017, at least 146,000 Rohingya flee to Bangladesh from Rakhine State in Myanmar following an escalation in violence through the Myanmar Army\u2019s \u2018clearance operations\u2019 against the Rohingya people. The wave of refugees adds to the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya who fled across the border in previous years. Most of the newly arrived refugees move into makeshift settlements without adequate access to shelter, food, clean water, or latrines.\n\u00a9 Antonio Faccilongo / MSF\nBy mid-September, MSF teams are seeing streams of people arriving destitute and extremely traumatised. 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        "raw_content": "Home political news Morcha writes letter to CM demanding five districts\nMorcha writes letter to CM demanding five districts\nThe Gorkha Janmukti Morcha today wrote to the chief minister, demanding that five new districts, including Kalimpong, be carved out of the existing Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri and Alipurduar districts.\nThe letter by Morcha general secretary Roshan Giri to Mamata Banerjee is seen as a move by the party to overshadow MLA Harka Bahadur Chhetri's persistent pitch for the upgrade of the Kalimpong subdivision into a district.\nApart from Kalimpong, the other four districts sought by the Morcha are Kurseong, another one comprising the Terai part of Siliguri and Mirik and two more districts from the Dooars. Other than Kalimpong, the Morcha hadn't demanded the creation of the four other districts before.\nThe demand for the five districts, according to Morcha sources, is an attempt to galvanise support for the party across the hills and the Dooars.\nIn the letter to Mamata, who is currently in Bhutan, Giri has said: \"I would like to bring to your notice that when the all party meeting took place on 19th August 2011 regarding the change of name of West Bengal to Paschim Banga and bifurcation of Jalpaiguri, Paschim Mednipur, Bardhaman and North 24 Parganas, the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha had demanded the creation of Kalimpong district.\"\nThe Morcha has stressed the time of its demand for Kalimpong district in the letter to show that it has always been on the agenda of the party.\nKalimpong MLA Chhetri has been spearheading the district demand ever since he rebelled against the Morcha's directive to resign from the Assembly and instead quit the party on September 18.\nIn the letter, Giri said: \"During the all-party meeting GJM had demanded that Kalimpong sub-division should be made as a district as Kalimpong is a geographically bigger area and was far from the district headquarter (Darjeeling).\"\nDemanding more districts, Giri said: \"The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha would also demand a separate district of Darjeeling, Kurseong, Terai part of Siliguri and Mirik, and creation of two more districts from the Dooars region. ... the GJM would appeal to the government for redrawing the Darjeeling district map and Dooars region so that more central funds for development can be accessed by these proposed districts.\"\nAsked about the Morcha's demand for four more districts, Giri said: \"If more districts are created, it would definitely help the demand of Gorkhaland.\"\nHe, however, refused to say if the Morcha was chalking out any programmes for the creation of new districts.\nSources in the Morcha said the party was likely to further up its ante over the district issue in the coming days.\nObservers said the Morcha's letter was an attempt by the party to snatch the Kalimpong district agenda from Chhetri. \"Given the recent developments, there is a possibility of the government announcing the Kalimpong district and it seems the Morcha is not ready to give Chhetri all the credit,\" said an observer.\nChhetri had told The Telegraph that he would campaign for the creation of Kalimpong district as he had \"phenomenal support\" from the people of the hills and parties.\nIn the past few days, Chhetri has received support from anti-Morcha hill organisations like the ABGL, CPRM and Gorkhaland Rajya Nirman Morcha (GRNM) on the Kalimpong district demand.\nChhetri who had said he was ready to join hands with anyone for Kalimpong's benefit could not be contacted.(TT)",
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        "raw_content": "The differentiation between same sex and opposite sex marriages \u201cdemeans the couple, whose moral and sexual choices the Constitution protects, and whose relationship the state has sought to dignify.\u201d This is what Justice Anthony Kennedy has recently held in a groundbreaking Supreme Court Case. Striking down the provisions of the Defense of Marriage Act is a triumphant decision for gay couples in the States, which entitles them to full federal benefits (Hollingsworth v Perry, previously called Perry v. Schwarzenegger, US Supreme Court, Justice Anthony Kennedy).\nHowever, same-sex couples have struggled for a long time before Justice Kennedy arrived at this long-awaited conclusion. Equality before the law has not always been an easily achievable goal. In terms of rights, there is a fine line between which situations should be treated similarly and which ones rather differ from one another.\nGay marriage in America and the derivative rights of the non-American spouse have been a major source of controversy in immigration law over the years. Despite the ongoing conflicting opinions on this issue, twelve states and the District of Columbia have legalized same-sex marriage, six of which last year. However, this was not as encouraging as it seemed. Despite the accepted legal status of gay marriage, the immigration rights stemming from this status still differed.\nNamely, it has not been possible for the spouse to sponsor the non-American partner to obtain the residency permit (Green Card). The foreign spouse had to get this residency permit through other means, such as relying on her or his employer to sponsor him/her for the Green Card or, in a more special situation, through looking for political asylum. For the second scenario, evidence must be brought forward that the individual has been prosecuted in his native country because of his sexual orientation. Therefore, gay couples who wanted to be reunited in the States encountered many impediments along the way.\nHowever, the status quo has changed radically. In the eyes of the law, same-sex couples are now on an equal footing with the \u2018traditional\u2019 couples in terms of immigration rights. Thus, instead of relying on alternative provisions to obtain the Green Card, it is now possible for the non-American spouse to be sponsored by his partner. This controversial legal path has recently been unlocked when a Bulgarian national received the Green Card. He was thus allowed to permanently reside with his partner without having to rely on a student visa or other less accessible alternatives.\nIn taking this decision, the Supreme Court overturned the federal law- The Defense of Marriage Act- where marriage was defined as a heterosexual union. By a majority of five to four, the Supreme Court has bravely held that it is a violation of the gay couples\u2019 rights to deny them government benefits.\nEven though Florida still does not recognize same-sex unions, this decision has brought about a major change in the legal landscape concerning immigration law in the States. There is a great number of both pending applications and denied Green Card applications which will be reassessed in light of this far-reaching decision which has created a very strong precedent for enhancing the gay couples\u2019 immigration rights. The recent ruling will almost certainly increase the number of immigrants in the States with more and more homosexuals deciding to reside there since the legal path is now much easier to take. This increase may be small, but not insignificant accounting the fact that nine million Americans classify themselves as being gay, which amounts to approximately 3.8 percent of the American population.",
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        "raw_content": "Lawyers\u2019 Social Media Use In 2017\nMyCase Blog Home \u00bb Lawyers\u2019 Social Media Use In 2017\nLawyers and social media: it hasn\u2019t always been the best of partnerships. When social media first emerged on the scene nearly a decade ago, many lawyers discounted it as a passing fad. But, over time, as social media has impacted all aspects of our lives, from how we communicate to how we do business, lawyers have begun to see the light.\nThat\u2019s why in 2017, more lawyers and law firms are using social media than ever before. In fact, according to the American Bar Association\u2019s most recent Legal Technology Survey Report, 74% of law firms now maintain a presence on a social network and 76% of lawyers report that they personally use one or more social media networks for professional purposes. Lawyer use social media for a number of reasons, including career development/networking (73%), client development (51%), education/current awareness (35%), and case investigation (21%).\n25% of lawyers have had a client retain them because of their social media interactions, compared with 24% in 2015, 23% in 2014, and 19% in 2013. Solo attorneys were the most likely to report this (34%), while attorneys from large firms (100 or more lawyers) were the least likely at 16%.\nThis begs the question: which platforms are the most popular for legal marketing? And which ones do lawyers prefer to use for professional networking? Let\u2019s do a deep dive into the results of the survey and find out!\nLawyers and blogging\nSome lawyers have been blogging for over a decade now, but most lawyers didn\u2019t even know what a blog was at the turn of the century. But times have changed and many lawyers find that blogging is an effective way to showcase expertise and interact online. However, the percentage of law firms that maintain a blog has remained consistent for the past four years, at 26%. Large law firms with of 100 or more attorneys were the most likely to maintain a blog in 2016, at 56% (compared with 54% in 2015, 53% in 2014, and 46% in 2013). Next up were firms with 10-49 attorneys at 26%, followed by 20% of firms 2-9 attorneys, and 12% of solo lawyers. When it comes to practice areas, the following types of firms were the most likely to have a blog: personal injury (35%), litigation (31%), and employment and labor (27%).\nIf you\u2019re interested in starting a law blog for your firm but aren\u2019t sure where to start, make sure to read our post about blogging tips for lawyers for advice on blogging effectively.\nLawyers and LinkedIn\nOf all the social media networks, LinkedIn is the most popular with lawyers and law firms, and for good reason: it\u2019s the \u201cprofessional\u201d social network. Because its focus is professional rather than social, lawyers are understandably more comfortable with it.\nThat\u2019s why 91% of firms of 100 or more attorneys have a presence in LinkedIn, followed by 85% of solos, 76% of mid-sized firms with 10-49 lawyers, and 63% of smaller firms with 2-9 lawyers. Nearly 80% of all individual lawyers have a profile on Linkedin as well. Solos and lawyers from mid-sized firms lead the way, with 99% of lawyers from firms with 10-49 lawyers using LinkedIn and 91% of solos. In third place were lawyers from firms of 2-9 lawyers at 85%.\nTo learn more about using LinkedIn effectively, read our post \u201cLinkedIn 101 for Lawyers.\u201d\nLawyers on Facebook and Twitter\nAlthough Facebook has a reputation as being purely social, it has a lot to offer lawyers, both in terms of professional networking and maintaining an effective online presence. Because it\u2019s such a social network, many lawyers begin to interact on Facebook for social reasons, but eventually recognize its potential for professional purposes as well.\nLawyers use Facebook for a number of reasons, with some reporting that they use if only for personal reasons, including 89% of solos, 89% of lawyers from small firms, 82% of attorneys from mid-sized firms, and 80% from large firms of 100 or more. The most active lawyers on Facebook for professional purposes are solos at 48%, followed by 41% of lawyers from small firms (2-9 attorneys). Mid-sized firms with 10-49 lawyers were next at 22%, with lawyers at firms with 100 or more lawyers coming in last at 16%.\nTwitter is the least popular major social network, although lawyers do use it. Lawyers from mid-sized firms lead the way with 26% maintaining a Twitter account, followed by 25% of solos, 25% of large firm lawyers, and 24% of small firm lawyers.\nYou can learn more about how lawyers can use Facebook effectively here and in this post you can learn all about using Twitter.\nLawyers and websites\nWebsites, while not technically a form of social media, are a very effective way for lawyers to provide a virtual \u201cfront door\u201d for clients and highlight their firm\u2019s focus and their lawyers\u2019 areas of expertise. So it\u2019s not surprising that the vast majority of law firms (85%) have a website in 2017. Large and mid-sized law firms lead the way at 99% each, followed by 87% of small firm lawyers and 62% of solos.\nYou can learn more about the essentials for law firm websites in this blog post. 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        "raw_content": "Unique Israel Trip Brings Sense of Miraculous to Participants\nPosted Wednesday, Dec 6th, 2017\nFor Marcia Diane, the highlight of her trip to Israel last year was a visit to the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron, where Abraham and most of his storied kin are said to be buried. Inside the building\u2019s thick stone walls are several cenotaphs, empty tombs erected to honor a person\u2019s memory. As Diane approached the red and white cenotaph of Abraham, she said something miraculous occurred.\n\u201cWhen I was standing there, relaxing and taking it in, I smelled roses really strongly,\u201d Diane said. \u201cI wasn\u2019t sure what it was. I thought maybe it was incense, but I was looking around and I couldn\u2019t see any.\u201d\nWhen she asked her traveling companions if they smelled it too, none of them did.\nDiane visited Israel as part the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute\u2019s (JLI) the Land and the Spirit: Israel Experience. She discovered the eight-day Land and Spirit excursion through classes she was taking at Chabad of the East Valley, which uses a curriculum developed by JLI. The institute organizes trips to Israel to enhance and build upon the classes.\n\u201cIt really complements the classes we\u2019ve been giving and the subjects we\u2019ve been discussing,\u201d said Rabbi Mendy Deitsch, director of Chabad of the East Valley, who is preparing for the next Land and Spirit trip in spring.\nVisits to major destinations in Israel are on the trip\u2019s itinerary, including a tour of the Knesset, where the participants get to meet and talk with current legislators. The trip also features lectures from high-level Israeli political, religious and cultural figures.\nIn addition, the Land and Spirit program allows participants to customize their experience through five different tracks: \u201cIn the Footsteps of the Bible,\u201d which explores important biblical sites; \u201cBorders and Security,\u201d through which participants meet with IDF soldiers and tour military installations; \u201cIsrael Encounters,\u201d which explores historic and natural wonders; \u201cFood and Wine,\u201d which features visits to wineries, farms and restaurants; and \u201cClassic,\u201d which focuses on traditional tourist sites such as the Dead Sea or Masada.\nParticipants can choose from day-to-day the track they want to travel, allowing them to go on the \u201cFootsteps of the Bible\u201d one day and \u201cBorders and Security\u201d on the next.\n\u201cThe second day we\u2019re in Israel, people can go in the \u2018Footsteps of the Bible\u2019 and they can visit the sites of events that the Bible records in different places,\u201d Deitsch said. \u201cThey can visit a historic military base, Mount Gilboa. You can visit the mystical city of Tsfat and get a more of a mystical experience.\n\u201cAnother option, and this is all the same day, is a tour of the ancient port of Akko (Acre) and meeting its residents,\u201d he continued. \u201cIt has a mix of Arab and Jewish populations. They\u2019ll explore the famous Rosh Hanikra grottoes, where the water made beautiful formations in the rocks. Then the fifth option, if someone wants a little different type of visit, you can visit a winery in the Carmel Mountains and enjoy some Druze hospitality.\u201d\nSome other destinations include a visit to the Tel Lachish archeological dig, a security briefing at the Gaza Border Lookout, and a showcase of some of the technologies being developed in Israel\u2019s \u201cSilicon Wadi,\u201d a coastal region with a high concentration of scientists and business people. Wadi is an Arabic word for a valley or dry riverbed and is used in colloquial Hebrew, as well. The name is a play on Silicon Valley.\nDeitsch said that last year\u2019s trip was filled by late January and encouraged those who would like to participate in next year\u2019s March trip to register soon.\nFor Diane, the trip to Israel certainly enhanced the lessons she was learning at Chabad of the East Valley.\nShe recalled one story in particular, about a rabbi who dressed as a clown to raise money for a young couple\u2019s marriage and later discovered the costume smelled of roses.\n\u201cI remembered that story when I was standing at the Tomb of Abraham smelling the roses, because Abraham was a channel for chesed, for loving kindness,\u201d Diane said. \u201cI feel like this was a divine gift that was given to me.\u201d JN\nFor more information on the Land and Spirit trip, call Deitsch at 480-855-4333 or email info@ChabadCenter.com.\nhttp://www.jewishaz.com/community/unique-israel-trip-brings-sense-of-miraculous-to-participants/article_d9bbb414-da97-11e7-9516-1fb66f0ecffa.html",
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        "raw_content": "'I did not know him at all': Strangers organize wedding for man with failing heart\nPhillip Tucker Jr. and Tiffany Richardson were married Saturday in West Chazy.\nWEBVTT FAILURE. AND AS NBC5\u2019S LEE ANNE DENYER SHOWS US IT ALL STARTED WITH A , MOTORCYCLE RIDE. [MOTORCYLE ENGINE ROARIN LEE ANNE: SOMETHING SPECIAL IS IN MOTION. [MOTORCYLE ENGINE ROARING] LEE ANNE: SEE THAT MAN THERE, IN THE SIDECAR? HE WISHED FOR THIS, TO RIDE ON A MOTORCYCLE WITH THIS GROUP. HIS NAME IS PHILLIP TU JUNIOR, AND WHILE THE BIKERS IN THIS CROWD KNOW HIS STORY, VERY FEW OF THEM KNOW HIM PERSONALLY. >> HE\u2019S NOT ASKING FOR MUCH. AND WHAT SHORT TIME WE HAVE, WE MAKE ALL THREE WISHES COME TRUE ABLE TO PULL THIS OFF AND TODAY. LEE ANNE: THOSE THREE WISHES BECAME THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND THIS DAY THE 25-YEAR-OLD HAS CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE, HIS KIDNEY AND LIVER FAILING FAST. SO HE WISHED FOR A LAST MOTORYCYLE RIDE. >> HE WANTED A GROUP OF BROTHERS TO COME TOGETHER, AND HE GOT IT. 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SO IN FRONT OF FAMILY AND MANY MORE STRANGERS, PHILLIP AND HIS BRIDE, TIFFANY, PR\nPhillip Tucker Jr. and Tiffany Richardson woke up newlyweds Sunday.They were married Saturday afternoon at a ceremony in West Chazy organized largely by a group of North Country community members who had only just met the couple days prior. \"I am so happy,\" organizer Julieann Carter said, fighting back tears. \"(We) made his wish come true. We made it come true and that's what is important.\"The couple was married on Carter's West Chazy property, in front of family and also hundreds of strangers. Carter said a tag on Facebook earlier in the week led her to Tucker's story. She knew she had to put all her effort into making the day reality.\"When I finally met Phillip, it put me in full force,\" she said. \"We're going to make those three wishes come true.\"Tucker, 25, has congestive heart failure, and according to his family, his kidneys and liver are quickly failing him. 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We made it come true and that's what is important.\"\nThe couple was married on Carter's West Chazy property, in front of family and also hundreds of strangers.\nCarter said a tag on Facebook earlier in the week led her to Tucker's story.\nShe knew she had to put all her effort into making the day reality.\n\"When I finally met Phillip, it put me in full force,\" she said. \"We're going to make those three wishes come true.\"\nTucker, 25, has congestive heart failure, and according to his family, his kidneys and liver are quickly failing him.\nTucker told loved ones that his final three wishes were to take a ride on a motorcycle, marry Richardson and celebrate at a wedding ceremony.\nAs many things do these days, word of his wishes circulated on social media, capturing the hearts and attention of perfect strangers across the region.\nHis perfect day was organized in just under a week.\nHundreds of motorcyclists met Saturday morning in Peru, rallying together to escort Tucker from his home to West Chazy, where his wedding would take place.\n\"He's not asking for much, and with what short time we had, we were able to pull this off and make all three wishes come true,\" organizer and motorcyclist John Fountain said. \"He wanted a group of brothers to come together and he got it.\"\nLake City Choppers provided a motorcycle with a sidecar to ensure Tucker would safely make it to the ceremony.\n\"Speechless. 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        "raw_content": "patents4Life blog\nPTO Issues Section 101 Memorandum after Vanda Decision\nI have posted twice recently on the Fed. Cir.\u2019s opinion in Vanda Pharms., Inc. v. West-Ward Pharm. Int\u2019l, Ltd., Appeal no. 2016-2107 (Fed. Cir., April 18, 2018). The Fed. Cir. affirmed the district court\u2019s ruling that Vanda\u2019s claims in U.S. Pat. No. 8,586,610 were patent-eligible under s. 101. The claims were directed to a method for treating schizophrenia using Vanda\u2019s iloperidone (ilo). 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Cir. a lot to work with to show that the method was not routine, including expert testimony that attempts to generate regimens for structurally similar drug had failed. The Judge and the Fed. Cir. gave weight to the step of separating patients into two groups by genotyping a single enzyme, then adjusting the doses; specificity of dosing for specific groups of prescreened patients was an important factor. The Judge also would not \u201cdiscount the human ingenuity that comes from applying a natural discovery in a way that achieves a \u2018new and useful end.\u2019\u201d\nThe Fed. Cir. agreed and held that this was an improved method of treatment claim that does not attempt to claim a natural phenomenon. So no Step 2B inquiry into \u201croutine, conventional or well-understood\u201d steps was required. Mayo was distinguished as a diagnostic claim, not requiring action by the doctor. The drug administration and metabolite measuring steps were dismissed as data-gathering steps, not as therapeutic method steps. The panel said that Vanda claimed a new way of using an existing drug to lower the risk of side effects, while the Mayo patients were just given the drug then assayed to see if the metabolite levels were in a predetermined range.\nBy now, you can probably guess what is in Mr. Bahr\u2019s \u201cVanda Memorandum\u201d that was released to the examining corps. On June 7, 2018. The Vanda decision is summarized about like I did above and in my earlier posts. The Memo notes that therapeutic doses of ilo were administered by Vanda, and that the claims were directed to an application of the \u201crelationships\u201d of the drug, the enzyme and the side-effect\u2014a method of treatment\u2014rather than being directed to a judicial exception. Therefore, no 2B analysis should take place. See MPEP 2106.\nThe Memo also notes that the claims were evaluated \u201cas a whole, including the arguably conventional genotyping and treatment steps, when determining that the claim was not \u2018directed to\u2019 the recited natural relationship between the patient\u2019s genotype and the risk of [the cardiac side-effect].\u201d The claims in Mayo were discussed as hereinabove, the Memo noting that \u201c[t]he Mayo claims were not \u2018method of treatment\u201d claims that practically apply a natural relationship\u201d but had a \u201cdiagnostic focus.\u201d\nThe Memo also notes that the Fed. 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However, it is worth noting that claim 1 is directed to a method of detecting JUL-1 by contacting a plasma sample with an anti-JUL-1 antibody and detecting any binding. This claim was found to be patent eligible because the Supreme Court in Mayo stated that the drug administration step and the metabolite measuring step were not natural laws(!), while claim 2, which is directed to the same steps as claim 1 but adds a julitis diagnosing step is not patent-eligible because it is directed to a natural correlation between the presence of JUL-1 in the sample and julitis (!) and the first two steps are conventional, etc. So, the broader detection claim is patent-eligible while the narrower diagnosis claim is not. This is bringing back some bad memories, so I will quit while we all are a bit ahead.\n\u00a9 2019 Schwegman, Lundberg & Woessner, P.A. 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        "raw_content": "Gun control is anti-women: Rapists empowered by gun restrictions\nThursday, April 11, 2013 by: J. D. Heyes\nTags: gun control, women''s rights, rape victims\nhttps://www.naturalnews.com/039874_gun_control_womens_rights_rape_victims.html\n(NaturalNews) In New York City on a recent morning, a man approached a woman standing at a Queens bus stop, forced her to a nearby cemetery by knifepoint, then proceeded to rape her.\nThe man, whom the victim described as 25-30 years old, approached the 41-year-old victim and asked her who she was waiting for, according to police. When the woman answered, \"my husband,\" the thug put a knife to her back, then proceeded to walk her to a high school parking lot, where he made her empty her pockets. He then forced her to the cemetery and committed his heinous, cowardly act of sexual assault.\nA few months ago, in December, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, speaking at a local press conference just a few feet away from heavily armed men whose job is to protect Hizzoner from harm, was lecturing city residents and the nation in general on the need for more gun control.\n\"The time for talk is over. Congress and the White House [have] to come up with something that stops this carnage no matter what the political ramifications are,\" Bloomberg said. \"Somehow or other, we've come to think that getting reelected is more important than saving lives, that political power is more important than saving lives, that partisan politics is more important than saving lives. Enough.\"\nShortly thereafter, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, himself well-protected by armed men wherever he travels, heralded new strict gun control measures recently passed by likeminded lackeys in the state Legislature.\n\"The new law will limit gun violence through common sense, reasonable reforms that include addressing the risks posed by mentally ill people who have access to guns and banning high capacity magazines and lethal assault weapons. This legislation is not about hunters, sportsmen, or legal owners who use their guns appropriately. It is about reducing gun violence and making New York a safer place to live. I thank leadership of both the Assembly and Senate for their action on this important legislation,\" said Cuomo.\nNothing is more detrimental to protecting women than progressive hypocrites\nWell, obviously New York isn't much safer, and while the woman who was victimized by the knife-wielding coward in Queens wasn't killed by a gun, she damn sure wasn't protected by one, either. So the rapist claimed another victim, the woman became another statistic, and Cuomo and Bloomberg slept like babies later that night under the protection of armed guards and without any knowledge of, or concern for, the raped woman, who must now try to survive the trauma of her ordeal.\nCorrect me if I'm wrong, but aren't Left-wing ultra-progressives like Cuomo and Bloomberg supposed to be all in on women's health and other issues? Don't lefties like these two well-defended hypocrites claim to be the arbiters and champions of women?\nWhat they are - and what their statist, like-minded friends and associates really are, however - is anti-woman, because they would rather let women be victimized by thugs, losers and cowards than be able to defend themselves with the best self-defense tool available - a firearm. New York City, as many of you already know, is known as a bastion of strict gun control, where concealed carry is all but prohibited.\nNew York State isn't much better in terms of allowing its citizens the right to keep and bear arms, as the founding fathers intended that right to be used. New York, you see, is a may issue state, not a shall issue one, meaning the decision to allow a person there to carry concealed is up to local officials who the state has given the power to determine whether or not the person applying is worthy of protection.\nBut here these two hypocrites are, lecturing the women of New York and the rest of the country about what types of firearms they \"need\" or \"don't need,\" all from the safety of their protected lairs, as more and more women fall victim.\nAnd yet, a gun in the hand of a trained woman would make life much safer for her - a helluva lot safer than she otherwise would be.\n'How does disarming me protect me?'\n\"If a woman can protect herself, it's the first line of defense. She is 30 to 40 percent more likely to be attacked than a man,\" one 30-year Philadelphia police officer and firearms instructor told the website, The Well-Armed Woman.\nOther experts agree. 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        "title": "Do you suffer from chronic neck pain? Try cupping, an ancient form of alternative medicine \u2013 NaturalNews.com",
        "raw_content": "Thursday, October 11, 2018 by: RJ Jhonson\nTags: alternative medicine, Ancient medicine, chronic neck pain, cupping, cupping massage, goodhealth, healing arts, holistic treatment, natural remdies, neck pain, pain relief, pain remedies, remedies, therapies\n(Natural News) Chronic neck pain is a public health concern that does not have a lot of known cures. Recent studies, however, suggest that cupping massage can be effective in easing neck pain, reducing the incidence and severity of discomfort and resulting in an improved quality of life for sufferers.\nOne study involved 50 patients who were randomly assigned to either a cupping group or a wait list. Those in the treatment group went through five sessions of cupping massage on a twice-weekly basis. The patients in the control group continued with their usual conventional treatment.\nThose patients in the cupping group reported less pain compared with those in the control group. This led the researchers to conclude that cupping could improve neck pain and function, as well as the patients\u2019 quality of life without causing any adverse results.\nCupping is an ancient Chinese therapy based on the belief that certain health problems are caused by stagnant blood and poor energy flow throughout the body. In order to fix or prevent such issues, practitioners apply cups, usually made of glass or silicone, to the skin. These cups create a vacuum by suctioning out air.\nWhile this is happening, you will feel a tight sensation in the areas where the cups are placed. The sensation is generally soothing and relaxing. Cups may be moved around or left in place, depending on your comfort level and your practitioner\u2019s assessment of the problem. These cups create a pressure that sucks skin inward, drawing blood to the affected area and increasing your overall blood flow. This increased blood flow is believed to relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and reduce inflammation.\nThis treatment causes the skin to temporarily turn red, blue, or purple, particularly in parts where an injury or energetic blockage is present. The \u201cbruising\u201d may last anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks but is very rarely painful. It is best to wait for the marks to disappear completely before you schedule your next procedure. Treatment may be repeated until the condition is resolved. (Related: Got neck pain? New study says chiropractic care and simple home exercises work better than painkillers.)\nShould you try cupping massage?\nFor hundreds of years, cupping has been used to treat chronic pain and headaches, as it gets rid of musculoskeletal pain, which is often a physical manifestation of chronic stress. Pain, according to traditional Chinese medicine, is caused by inflammation, so if one or more body parts are in pain, it means that inflammation has increased locally in those areas. Cupping helps improve blood circulation in affected areas, attracting immune cells to aid in the repair and recovery process. Swelling goes down, and pain is lessened.\nIt also offers numerous health benefits, including the removal of toxins from the body. It works wonders not just on individuals suffering from chronic pain, but also on patients with colds, coughs, poor circulation, the flu, anxiety, allergies, and fever, among others. It is not exclusive to Chinese medicine \u2013 in fact, it was also used by ancient Egyptians, North American Indians, early Greeks, and in other Asian and European countries. It is certainly widely used in modern times and even has a cult following among celebrities.\nIf you are looking for a holistic way to treat chronic neck pain and other aches in your body, you could definitely try cupping therapy.\nPrevious :Danshen, a traditional Chinese medicine, can be the key to treating oral cancer\nNext : A compound found in many medicinal herbs shown to prevent cancer, blood vessel growth\nTamarind more effective than standard analgesics, study shows\nNatural flu remedies and preventatives\nStudy: Physical exercise is a safe, natural, and effective way to remedy IBS symptoms\nOprah-featured \u201cpsychic healer\u201d to be arrested on sex abuse charges after an astonishing 258 women step forward with detailed accusations\nhttps://www.naturalnews.com/2018-10-11-do-you-suffer-from-chronic-neck-pain-try-cupping-an-ancient-form-of-alternative-medicine.html\n<a href=\"https://www.naturalnews.com/2018-10-11-do-you-suffer-from-chronic-neck-pain-try-cupping-an-ancient-form-of-alternative-medicine.html\">Do you suffer from chronic neck pain? Try cupping, an ancient form of alternative medicine</a>",
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        "raw_content": "Direct observation of incommensurate magnetism in Hubbard chains\nGuillaume Salomon1,\nJoannis Koepsell1,\nJayadev Vijayan1,\nTimon A. Hilker1,\nJacopo Nespolo2,3,\nLode Pollet2,\nImmanuel Bloch1,2 &\nChristian Gross1\nThe interplay between magnetism and doping is at the origin of exotic strongly correlated electronic phases and can lead to novel forms of magnetic ordering. One example is the emergence of incommensurate spin-density waves, which have wavevectors that do not belong to the reciprocal lattice. In one dimension this effect is a hallmark of Luttinger liquid theory, which also describes the low-energy physics of the Hubbard model1. Here we use a quantum simulator that uses ultracold fermions in an optical lattice2,3,4,5,6,7,8 to directly observe such incommensurate spin correlations in doped and spin-imbalanced Hubbard chains using fully spin- and density-resolved quantum gas microscopy. Doping is found to induce a linear change in the spin-density wavevector, in excellent agreement with predictions from Luttinger theory. For non-zero polarization we observe a reduction in the wavevector with magnetization, as expected from the antiferromagnetic Heisenberg model in a magnetic field. We trace the microscopic-scale origin of these incommensurate correlations to holes, doublons (double occupancies) and excess spins, which act as delocalized domain walls for the antiferromagnetic order. In addition, by inducing interchain coupling we observe fundamentally different spin correlations around doublons and suppression of incommensurate magnetism at finite (low) temperature in the two-dimensional regime9. 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Every year, about 56,000 people in the U.S. are newly infected with the virus.\nThe travel and immigration ban was first enacted by Congress in 1987, and upheld in 1993, at a time when AIDS was believed to be death sentence and people thought it might be spread by kissing or sharing towels, said Carl Schmid, deputy executive director of The AIDS Institute based in Washington, D.C. and Tampa, Fla.\n\u201cIt was a very hysterical reaction,\u201d Schmid said.\nVisitors could seek waivers to the law, but many feared branding themselves as HIV-positive and jeopardizing future citizenship, advocates said. Because medical exams are required for travelers only at the discretion of overseas or U.S.-based immigration officials, some people simply would hide their HIV status, Saag said.\nIn the past two decades, HIV has become a manageable, chronic condition that can be controlled with drugs so that patients can live a normal lifespan, Saag said. 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        "raw_content": "Upper School Model United Nations Team Sees Victory at William and Mary Conference\nBetween Oct. 9 and 10, upper school students followed their fearless, Model United Nations leader Upper School Social Studies Teacher Aaron Gregory to the College of William and Mary campus for two days of intense thought and deliberation. The conference was a wonderful learning experience for a handful of first-time student attendees and several student veterans.\n\u201cI love that @williamandmary allows committees to meet in the Wren Building, the oldest college building in the U.S.,\u201d said Gregory in a Tweet on Nov. 10. \u201cThe JCC meets here, and Kai [Bartol \u201920] let me know that General Ludendorff has survived a direct assassination attempt. The crisis is heating up.\u201d\nModel U.N. Veteran Austin Doyle \u201920 acted as former White House Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles, offering his expertise to Facebook in its preparations for handling expected hacking and misinformation during the 2020 presidential election. Austin left the hearing beaming at the arrest of Spotify board member and billionaire Sean Parker\u2014Bowles (Doyle) helped prove Parker was illegally hacking U.S. government computer systems.\nThe Congo was well represented at the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime by long-time Model U.N. members Josh Reed \u201920 and Jenny Kim \u201920 who worked with their bloc to help the committee.\nCarson Giocondo \u201920 and Hayden Verostic \u201920 represented the Congo on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Committee. Carson and Hayden learned nuclear concerns are Congolese concerns and were active participants and listeners during the IAEA session.\nAbe Musselmani \u201920 had a tough assignment. He played Abdulrahman bin Abdulmohsen Al-Fadley, Saudi Arabia's Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture in a crisis meeting of the Saudi Council of Ministers. Al-Fadley (Musselmani) had mixed results in his hearing. His \u201cno\u201d vote was not quite enough to save the Minister of Oil from removal and imprisonment during debate over Saudi Arabia's invasion of Iran.\nSkylar Tessler \u201920 is a multi-year veteran of Model UN and drove hard bargains as Norway on the Arctic Circle Committee on Crude Oil. Later, Tessler enjoyed a relaxed conversation with a fellow delegate after convincing the committee to pass her resolution!\nAshton Hall \u201921 represented the Central African Republic on the International Court of Justice with Ethan Myers \u201919. They worked together to form an African bloc to mediate a solution to the U.S.-Iran dispute.\nThe team ended the trip participating in closing ceremonies, packing up their hotel rooms and having a run-in with Norfolk Collegiate alumnae Brett Goldman '18 whose soccer team played William and Mary\u2019s the following day.\nUniquely, the Joint Crisis Committee this year was a World War I simulation, ending at 11 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 11, the 100th anniversary of the end of the war.\n\u201cIt was really wild to have this simulation at the same moment World War II ended,\u201d said Kai. \u201cIt made the whole thing feel more serious.\u201d\n\u201cThis is my third year in Model UN, and I still feel like I\u2019m learning a lot,\u201d said Andrew Hair \u201920. \u201cThis was my first year on a crisis committee, and I really liked how active and fast-paced it was. I felt like I got more experience thinking on my feet and responding to immediate challenges.\u201d\nThe team came home with the Erica C. Chiusano Award for Devotion to International Service. It was the team\u2019s second time winning this award in the past three years, and it recognizes the team\u2019s fundraising efforts for Global Children Cambodia.",
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        "raw_content": "The Fiorello LaGuardia Society is a group of individuals who have recognized City Center in their long-term financial plans. By joining the LaGuardia Society, you'll ensure that City Center\u2019s stage presents dynamic performances for years to come, building a bridge from this generation of performing arts lovers to the next.\nFounded in 2007 under the patronage of Anne Strickland Squadron, the LaGuardia Society acknowledges those special friends who secure City Center\u2019s future with their commitment today through deferred giving options such as bequests, life insurance, retirement plans, and real estate. These gifts provide the donor with important reductions in current personal income and estate taxes.\nIf you have already included City Center in your long-term financial plans and wish to make your commitment known to us, we can thank you now for your future support with special events and programs throughout the year.\nTo learn more about Planned Giving, please contact Naomi Weinstock, Vice President of Development, at 212.763.1203 or NWeinstock@NYCityCenter.org.\nIRA Rollover Opportunity for those 70 \u00bd or Older\nTaxpayers who are 70 \u00bd can make transfers to not-for-profit, 401(c)3 organizations, such as City Center, up to $100,000 and the transfer will qualify toward the minimum distribution requirement that must be taken after that age. The amount does not get included in your adjusted gross income, nor deducted from it, for tax purposes. This enables those who use it to keep the income out of their tax return, and thus, help to keep themselves in a lower tax bracket for the year, while making a special gift to the organization of your choice.\nSo, if you are of the right age, and you don\u2019t want the added income in your tax return, consider giving it directly to a charity. Also, only IRA funds are eligible. Other retirement accounts \u2013 401(k), or 403(b) \u2013 are not eligible. Contact your financial advisor for more information. Making an IRA rollover makes particularly good sense for those with significant assets in their IRA account, as well as for those who have so few deductions that they choose not to itemize.\nHow to Designate a Gift\nYou may designate a specific sum for New York City Center or a percentage of your residuary estate after provisions for others are fulfilled. Gifts can be made to New York City Center to benefit current annual programs.\nIncluding New York City Center in a completed will can be as simple as adding a codicil, or addendum, with sample text such as the following:\n\u201cI give and bequeath to New York City Center, Inc., 130 West 56th Street, New York, NY 10019 for its general purposes, the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) / One Hundred (100) Shares of common stock of XYZ Corp. / Fifteen (15) Percent of my remaining estate.\u201d\nPlease include New York City Center\u2019s Federal Identification Number: 13-2867442.",
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        "raw_content": "Archives|SAVINGS BANK MERGER BELIEVED NEAR\nhttps://nyti.ms/29QAefP\nSAVINGS BANK MERGER BELIEVED NEAR\nBy ROBERT A. BENNETT MARCH 11, 1982\nIn an unusual procedure, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is negotiating with groups of banks in its efforts to find a merger partner for the deeply troubled New York Bank for Savings, sources in Washington said yesterday.\nIt was expected that by this weekend the Federal agency, which insures deposits in savings and commercial banks, will narrow its choices to two of the groups, and that the final decision will be made by the end of the month, the sources said.\nThe New York Bank for Savings, which has its headquarters at 1230 Avenue of the Americas, has 19 branches, not including those of its divisions. The bank's assets total about $3.5 billion. Following a $34.7 million operating loss in the fourth quarter of 1981, its surplus - the amount by which its assets exceed its liabilities - dropped to $37.3 million, barely enough to get it through the present quarter if interest rates remain at or near present levels.\nAmong those reported to be bidding for the Bank for Savings are the Manhattan Savings Bank, with $2.3 billion in assets, and the Syracuse Savings Bank, with $877 million in assets, which are bidding as a single unit; American Savings Bank, with assets of $2.5 billion, and the Buffalo Savings Bank, with assets of $5.5 billion, which are also bidding as a unit, and the Dollar Savings Bank, with assets of $2.7 billion, which is said to be bidding with another, unidentified savings bank. The Dime Savings Bank, with assets of $5.9 billion, is reported to have been seeking to make a bid on its own.\nIn addition, the Chase Manhattan Bank and the Republic National Bank of New York are said to be among the bidders. Partners Might Split Bank\nIf a group eventually wins the bid, it is expected that the partners would split the Bank for Savings between themselves, although some members of the bidding syndicates are believed to want the entire bank.\nOfficials of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation could not be reached last night for comment on the reported bidding, nor could executives of the Bank for Savings.\nFinding a merger partner is said to be especially difficult for a number of reasons. For one, it would be the biggest collapse of a bank in the nation's history and there are only a limited number of institutions big enough to absorb the entire organization. The Washington sources estimated that the rescue of the New York Bank for Savings may cost the Federal agency $750 million or more. Despite its problems, officials said the bank's depositors would be fully protected for principal and interest through F.D.I.C. insurance. Relatively Poor Cash Flow\nAnother problem is that the bank has a relatively poor cash flow because of the structure of its loan portfolio. An unusually large part of the Bank for Savings' mortgages are in the form of ''balloon'' mortgages on large, income-producing buildings. In contrast to most mortgages on one- to four-family dwellings, there is no amortization of principal on balloon mortgages. Rather, the principal is due all at once, when the mortgage matures. This means that the low-rate loans remain on the bank's books for a long period of time, and are not reduced on a monthly basis.\nThe bank's problem - and that of savings institutions in general - is that it must pay higher rates to attract and retain funds than it earns on its loans and investments. The longer the principal on these mortgages remains on its books, the longer its losses will continue.\nAnother acute problem at the Bank for Savings is that it is uncertain whether the owners of the properties would be able to pay current market interest rates of 17 percent or 18 percent once their mortgages mature. Most of the properties are in New York, which has strict rent-control laws. Some bankers believe that the rent receipts on these buildings are barely enough to cover payments on 7 percent mortgages.\nStill another problem is that the Bank for Savings is said to have a fairly large proportion of so-called hot money, deposits that are highly sensitive to interest-rate differentials. Thus, the potential is high for rapid outflows of funds.\nA version of this article appears in print on March 11, 1982, on Page D00001 of the National edition with the headline: SAVINGS BANK MERGER BELIEVED NEAR. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe",
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        "raw_content": "Europe|Roma in Greece find limits to cultural diversity - Europe - International Herald Tribune\nRoma in Greece find limits to cultural diversity - Europe - International Herald Tribune\nBy NIKI KITSANTONIS OCT. 23, 2006\nPATRAS, Greece \u2014 Home, for Antonis Georgopoulos, his wife, and their six children, was always the same shed without electricity or running water on a patch of wasteland in Patras, the Greek port city chosen as the European cultural capital for this year.\nBut in late August, Georgopoulos, 23, returned from a summer job to find the house reduced to rubble after the local authorities carried out a \"clean-up\" of the city's two Roma settlements, Riganokambos and Makriyiannis.\nThe family members now sleep in his pickup truck. They are among about 400 Roma to have lost their homes since July in Patras, a lively trade and transport hub of about 250,000 people that is about 220 kilometers, or 135 miles, west of Athens and is known as Greece's \"Gateway to the West.\"\nWhen the European Union selected Patras as cultural capital of Europe, the authorities here pledged to \"celebrate cultural diversity.\" But in an election year, efforts have focused on attracting foreign musicians and performers to the city, not on promoting tolerance toward a stigmatized minority.\nPublic opposition to the Roma was on display before municipal elections this month in a city center buzzing with students and other Patras natives who had come to vote. A banner reading: \"No more Roma in Riganokambos\" stood out amid a sea of campaign posters.\nMany here believe the evictions were carried out before the two-stage municipal elections, which concluded Sunday, to win the votes of citizens reluctant to share their city with the Roma and their crude wooden shacks.\nWhile the incumbent Socialists won the runoff, their conservative challengers had also declared their intention of clearing out the city's Roma.\nHuman rights groups, however, protested the Roma evictions, hastening a visit last month by the European human rights commissioner, Thomas Hammarberg, to inspect the sites.\n\"There are real problems in Patras,\" Hammarberg said in an interview by telephone. \"Many families have been evicted without being given adequate notice or a real alternative.\"\nThe Patras evictions this summer follow a pattern of expulsions in Greece. In 1997, about 2,000 Roma, who are often known as Gypsies, were expelled from a rundown district of Thessaloniki, Greece's second largest city; they camped on the banks of the Gallikos river for three years before being relocated to a former military barracks. In 2003, about 200 Roma were removed from the affluent Athens suburb of Maroussi to make way for the Olympic complex before the 2004 Games.\nCurrently, about 200 Roma face eviction from a large site in Votanikos, central Athens, that is earmarked for the construction of a soccer stadium and the capital's first mosque by 2009.\nElsewhere in Europe, 109 Roma were expelled from the Albanian village of Elbasan in July, and 200 from the village of Dorozhny in Kaliningrad, western Russia, in June, Hammarberg said.\nWhile there are no official statistics on the Roma of Greece, nongovernment organizations and the European Council estimate that there are 200,000 to 300,000 in hundreds of settlements across the country, at least half of them living in extreme poverty. Conditions are equally precarious for many of the 8 million to 10 million Roma living across Europe, a third of them in Romania and Bulgaria.\nHammarberg emphasized the need for state intervention to ensure that the Roma were treated fairly in Patras and elsewhere.\n\"That abusive decisions sometimes are taken at local level does not absolve the central government of responsibility,\" he said.\nAbet Hasman, the deputy mayor of Patras and head of the municipal social services unit that ordered the recent evictions here, said he would welcome government mediation.\nThe municipality is renting apartments for 18 to 22 of about 70 evicted families, Hasman said, \"until the government approves loan applications for them to buy their own homes.\"\nThis version was disputed by Panayiotis Dimitras of the Greek Helsinki Monitor, a nongovernmental organization. \"Most local Roma are sleeping rough, have left Patras or are looking for a home,\" he said, \"so where are these relocated Roma?\"\nThe Georgopoulos family, for example, was not offered new housing. Instead, they said, the authorities gave them just \u20ac200, or $250, in compensation for the loss of their home.\nThe police, meanwhile, are conducting regular patrols to force out the last few residents, and rubble is being dumped on the site. During a 30-minute visit to Riganokambos, a reporter saw two trucks loaded with debris dump their loads next to the last shack standing.\n\"They threaten to arrest us if we don't take our sheds down,\" said Brigis Danopoulos, 16, after a night in detention. \"This rubble has been dumped here to stop us from rebuilding demolished homes.\"\nFor the evicted families, financial hardship is not the only problem. Georgios Michalakopoulos and his family are now in their fourth home in two months since leaving Riganokambos. \"Landlords do not want Gypsies in their homes,\" said Michalakopoulos, 50, who now shares a room in central Patras with his wife and three daughters.\nAccording to Yiannis Halilopoulos, president of the Union of Greek Gypsies, ignorance feeds the problem.\n\"The roots of racism against Gypsies are not very deep,\" said Halilopoulos, who believes a campaign to educate schoolchildren about the Roma would erode prejudices. \"Calling us Roma makes us sound foreign,\" he said. \"We are Greek.\"\nThe Tzigano, or Gypsy, element, he said, \"relates to our tradition, our music, not our nationality.\"\nA version of this article appears in print on October 23, 2006, in The International Herald Tribune. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe",
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        "raw_content": "Europe|French Court Acquits Dominique Strauss-Kahn in Case That Put His Sex Life on View\nFrench Court Acquits Dominique Strauss-Kahn in Case That Put His Sex Life on View\nDominique Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the International Monetary Fund, in Paris on Friday.CreditCreditGonzalo Fuentes/Reuters\nBy Aurelien Breeden and Alissa J. Rubin\nPARIS \u2014 Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the International Monetary Fund, was acquitted on Friday of aggravated pimping charges, concluding a case that made the private lives of public figures fair game for the French news media, even if the French themselves still seemed inclined to overlook dalliances by their political leaders.\nThe lurid details of the case, which included accounts of exclusive sex parties, nevertheless captivated France and shined an uncomfortable light on the sexual escapades of certain circles of a rich and powerful elite.\nThe ruling was widely expected. But after a four-year legal battle that paraded Mr. Strauss-Kahn\u2019s libertinage, the judgment offered perhaps less a vindication for a man once considered a presidential contender than a sense of relief for a nation mostly exhausted by the subject.\nIt helped public patience little that Mr. Strauss-Kahn\u2019s case overlapped with a monthslong story of President Fran\u00e7ois Hollande\u2019s affair with a woman who was not his live-in partner.\nIn 2011, Mr. Strauss-Kahn was arrested in New York and accused of assaulting a housekeeper at a hotel. Those charges were dropped, but in the aftermath allegations of sexual misconduct including sexual harassment and attempted rape surfaced.\nThe case concluded Friday against Mr. Strauss-Kahn, 66, centered on accusations that he used a network of friends and subordinates to organize lavish sex parties with prostitutes.\nAt the opening of the trial, Judge Bernard Lemaire said that the court was not an arbiter of public morality and that it was adjudicating only whether laws had been broken. But for many in France, where privacy, even for public figures, is often considered sacrosanct, the case crossed a threshold, as Mr. Strauss-Kahn\u2019s self-described \u201crough\u201d sexuality was dissected in court.\nChristian Delporte, a history professor at the University of Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines who specializes in politics and the media, said Mr. Strauss-Kahn\u2019s arrest in New York had started a debate on whether the private life of French politicians had for too long been swept under the rug. But he said that the case, full of lurid details, tested the limits of these new parameters.\n\u201cWhen your private life makes an entrance into the public space, the press now talks about it, like when Hollande was caught on his scooter,\u201d Mr. Delporte said, referring to the president\u2019s secret excursions to visit his lover. \u201cBut the limit is giving morality lessons, and it is true that in the Strauss-Kahn affair, the more it went forward, the more it delved into questions of personal mores that had no consequence on public life.\u201d\nHenri Leclerc, the lawyer for Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the International Monetary Fund, spoke on Friday in Lille, France, after his client was cleared of pimping charges.CreditCreditPhilippe Huguen/Agence France-Presse \u2014 Getty Images\nPollsters who have looked at French attitudes toward the private lives of public figures say that in general voters are not swayed by private sexual activities. Although there was considerable interest in Mr. Strauss-Kahn\u2019s private life, it did not translate into condemnation of his abilities to work in the public sphere, even though many felt he had crossed a line beyond other politicians\u2019 escapades.\n\u201cThis isn\u2019t a fundamental variable in the political choices of the French,\u201d said Fran\u00e7ois Kraus, a pollster at Ifop, a polling institute based in Paris. \u201cOne can have a private life that is quite dissolute, one can have an unconventional marital arrangement,\u201d he said, adding that it would not inform people\u2019s voting here.\nHe added that views in France were deeply different from the \u201cAnglo-Saxon model where Lutheran and Protestant morality believe that your comportment in private is a reflection of how you conduct your public life.\u201d\nIn the Strauss-Kahn decision, judges in the northern French city of Lille condemned efforts to bring the case to trial, noting that the facts did not support the allegations of pimping. Mr. Strauss-Kahn\u2019s \u201csexual practices\u201d did not imply that he knew the women involved were prostitutes, the judges said.\nThirty-five text messages exchanged between Mr. Strauss-Kahn and another defendant, which investigating magistrates alleged should be interpreted as referring to the hiring of prostitutes, did not show that he was the \u201cinstigator\u201d of sex parties with prostitutes, the judges said, adding that Mr. Strauss-Kahn had only the \u201cbehavior of a client,\u201d which is not punishable under French law.\nIn France, having sex with prostitutes is not illegal, but soliciting, running brothels and pimping are. Mr. Strauss-Kahn faced up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to 1.5 million euros, or about $1.7 million, if convicted.\nDuring the trial, which took place in February, Mr. Strauss-Kahn acknowledged that he was present at the sex parties, which took place in Lille, Paris and Washington, and were attended by lawyers, judges, police officials and journalists, according to prosecutors. But he vehemently denied that he had played a part in organizing them or that he knew that some of the women present were prostitutes.\nThirteen other defendants stood trial, including a former Lille police chief. Most of the defendants were accused of facilitating the hiring of prostitutes for the parties.\nSeveral of them were convicted of fraud and financial crimes linked to the organization of the sex parties, but all except one were acquitted of the pimping charges. Only Ren\u00e9 Kojfer, the former head of public relations at the Carlton Hotel in Lille, where some of the sex parties took place, was sentenced to a one-year suspended prison sentence for pimping.\nMr. Strauss-Kahn told the court in February that he would never have attended the parties if he had been aware that prostitutes were present, particularly given his position at the I.M.F. and his political ambitions.\n\u201cIt would have been far too dangerous,\u201d he said, noting that prostitutes could have been susceptible to \u201cpressures.\u201d\nA version of this article appears in print on , on Page A5 of the New York edition with the headline: French Court Acquits Former I.M.F. Chief in Case That Put His Sex Life on View . Order Reprints | Today\u2019s Paper | Subscribe\nAbel Ferrara Fights to Stop Re-Edited Strauss-Kahn Film\nIn Strauss-Kahn Trial, France Discards a Privacy Taboo\nDominique Strauss-Kahn\u2019s Defense: He Didn\u2019t Know Prostitutes Were at the Orgies\nStrauss-Kahn, Former I.M.F. Chief, Goes on Trial in Sex Case",
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        "raw_content": "Sewage contaminates pond, swim leg of race cancelled\nAndrea Fox: Milking an iconic NZ asset\nJacqueline Rowarth: Farmers must regain prestige\nPrestige has been eroded and mental health issues for farmers have appeared in many developed countries. Photo / 123RF\nBy: Jacqueline Rowarth\nPhD in Soil Science, has been analysing agri-environment interaction for several decades.\nSecretary of Agriculture for the United States Department of Agriculture, Sonny Perdue, has a T-shirt bearing the legend: Farming, the art of losing money while working 400 hours a month to feed people who think that you are trying to kill them.\nThe author of the message, farmer Cam Houle, later added that farming was hard, but that farmers \"get to choose how they spend their time and lives to support ourselves and our families. We get to focus on our craft and happily remain ignorant of every other ordeal that others have to live through on a daily basis in order for our world to go round.\"\nHe went on to suggest that people who don't love what they are doing should get out.\nIn New Zealand that does appear to be happening. Farms are for sale and land price is falling. The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand report for the year to August indicated an 18.5 per cent decrease in median price per hectare for dairy, 8.4 per cent decrease for finishing farms and 10.5 per cent decrease for grazing farms.\nDecreased prices indicate a depressed market and fewer purchasers.\nThis is the fundamental problem in agriculture - the dire shortage of people who want to work on farms and replace the current ageing generation of owners.\nPost-school training numbers in the agriculture category have decreased substantially over the last few years leaving institutions in financial strife. At the degree level, number have decreased from 265 to 195 over the last couple of years. Within the 2000 graduates of the 'business and management' category in 2017 (latest data), the sub-category of 'farm management and agribusiness' had only 40 graduates.\nAlthough not all current farm owners and workers have degrees, the proportion of school leavers continuing to tertiary education is far greater than it was last century and farming has become far more technical.\nIt takes brains as well as inclination to run a multi-million-dollar business sustainably, remembering that sustainability requires protecting the environment, economic viability and social licence to operate.\nMore to be done to take Fonterra back to basics\nCam Houle said that it is hard.\nFew farmers would disagree and this appears to be affecting the career choices of the young.\nParents generally want their children to have a better life than, or at least as good as, they've had. In 2014 the Harris Poll investigated whether American parents would discourage or encourage their children in a particular profession.\nOver 87 per cent of parents would encourage a child to become an architect, nurse, scientist, doctor or engineer (which topped the list with 93 per cent support). The teaching, accounting and firefighting professions achieved over 76 per cent support. Farming managed only 58 per cent. The flip-side is that 42 per cent of parents would discourage their children from following food production as a career path.\nThe Harris Poll also checks prestige \u2013 and in 2014, doctors topped the list with a score of 88 per cent 'net prestige'. Farmers achieved a score of only 45 per cent, a considerable drop from 61 per cent in 2008.\nPrestige has been eroded and mental health issues for farmers have appeared in many developed countries. On top of financial pressures, the fight for the social licence to operate has taken a toll. New Zealand professionals have voiced their concerns about the suicide rate in the rural sector, and organisations such as FarmStrong are evidence of the need for support.\nThis need has increased with ongoing negative media coverage and the advent of social media allowing personal attacks. It doesn't take long on Google to find that farmers have received messages stating the world would be better off without them. There are also attacks about the environmental effect of farming.\nWhy would any parent want their children to have to endure what they have experienced over the last few years?\nIf New Zealanders want New Zealand farms to stay in New Zealand hands, and be managed by bright and capable New Zealanders who understand the inter-dependency in the soil-plant-animal-environment continuum and the effect on the economy, farmers must regain prestige: we need food several times a day and we want that food to have been produced sustainably.\nFarmer Cam Houle wrote that \"We're all blindly following our own path, and so busy living our lives that we do not consider those around us. That knife cuts both ways. I think we should strive to fix that problem. We all should, whether we are farmers or not.\"\nSeems like good advice.\n- Dr Jacqueline Rowarth has a PhD in Soil Science and has been analysing the interaction between agriculture, the environment and society for several decades. 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        "raw_content": "Albania ready to play against Scotland in the second match of Nations League\nBy Oculus News Monday, September 10, 2018 Football\nThe Albanian side will have this evening the second game of the League of Nations, agaisnt Scotland, the other opponent of our group that consists of players from only three teams.\nAfter got three points two days ago in Elbasan Arena, coach Christian Panucci seems to have received positive signals from some players, and has not changed much in his formation for today's evening.\nWhat's more important is that, even for the match against Scotland, the captain of Albania Ansi Agolli apparently simply made his appearance at the press conference because Binaku convinced the Italian to be from the first minute on the field.\nBut, unlike the first game, this time the defense is supposed to be composed by 5 players, adding to the center's doubles, Gimshiti and Veseli, also M\u00ebrgim Mavraj. A solution with a few centimeters more in length, with 3 quarterbacks, to cover somehow the game in the air of the opponents, because the air is their strong point.\nMeanwhile, the midfield division remains the same with Xhaka, Memushaj and Basha, a trio who worked well in the game against Israel, while Hyka would be immediately after Bekim Balaj, who apparently had convinced Panuccin more than Sindrit Guri , who started the game with Israel from the first minute.\nAt first glance it seems a 5-4-1 scheme, but of course the tasks that the coach gives to each player may modify the scheme depending on the different moments of the meeting.\nHowever, seems that Albania will be a more careful team and lined up back, with the goal to get a draw, which would certainly be a positive result for the Albanian Rossoneri, who may find themselves with 4 points after the first two matches.\nRainy weather and low temperatures will be an other problem in a stadium like Hampden Park, considered by Europe's most 'fearsome' for the atmosphere that gets created, although it will not be full .\nThe match between Scotland and Albania will take place at 20:45 and will be transmitted directly and exclusively by the Albanian state television.\nAlbania ready to play against Scotland in the second match of Nations League Monday, September 10, 2018 Rating: 5",
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        "raw_content": "Are MNCs Taking The Most Intelligent Approach In Asia?\nMark Braithwaite reports\nEconomic indicators point to a great future for Multi-National Companies (MNCs) in Asia. But for most global companies, the promise of Asia and what is being delivered are not the same.\nToday, as a region, Asia is a third of the global economy and home to half of the world\u2019s population. For MNCs, Asia represents an average of 23% of global revenue and in four years from now, most MNCs plan for this to reach 33%.\nRead 'Are MNCs taking the intelligent approach in Asia'",
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        "raw_content": "Lake County Hauntings & Legends\nOn this page you will find haunted locations and legends of Lake County. Many of these are genuine and documented haunts, but others may be legend or hearsay. Remember, we do not condone trespassing. Always seek permission before entering private property. If you know of a haunting or legend not listed for this county, please submit them through our Haunting Submission Form.\nWashington Elementary \u2013 Late at night after the custodians have left, ghostly boys and girls are said to appear dancing around and going to the gym.\nFairport Harbor Lighthouse \u2013 The ghost of a cat that was found mummified in a crawlspace is said to haunt this old lighthouse on Lake Erie\u2019s shore.\nChagrin River \u2013 The east branch of the Chagrin River is said to be haunted. The sound of falling logs are heard, red orbs are seen and cold chills can be felt.\nKing Memorial Drive \u2013 During the 1800s, a doctor secretly performed abortions and killed deformed babies in a building along this road. After being thrown into the basement, the babies were buried on a knoll outside the house. Many people claim to feel eerie chills when passing the knoll and have heard the sound of babies crying coming from the basement. People have also sighted the so-called \u201cMelon Heads\u201d along Wisner Road.\nSmith Grave \u2013 A single memorial on the west side of Hart Road, just north of Baldwin Road, marks the burial spot of Levi and Ruth Smith. They established a farm near the site in 1814 after having moved from Derby, Connecticut. Levi was one of twelve people who started a small church in Kirtland that later evolved into Mormonism. Legend says that Levi and his wife were involved in witchcraft, having been from the region of Connecticut where the witch trials took place in the 1600s, but there is no evidence of this. Some say that if you face the memorial, turn your back to it, then face it again, the stone will move closer to you. (Credits: Jake)\nAndrews Dorm \u2013 A former president of the college, Mary Evans, is believed to haunt this dorm. Although it is not known why she haunts the building, her presence brings along poltergeist-like activity, as she is known to knock things off shelves, move objects and slam doors.\nCollege Hall \u2013 A ghost named Stephanie is said to haunt the fourth floor, which is now closed off. She can get downstairs through a mirror in the social parlor. Many people have seen her ghost throughout the building. She is believed to be a student from the 1800s when it was an all female college. She supposedly killed herself in the belfry. Witnesses say they were not threatened by her presence. Related: Contribution\nFine Arts Building \u2013 A ghostly man with dark skin has been seen in the building late at night. The theater\u2019s green room is haunted by a presence that makes students feel uncomfortable.\nFowler Dorm \u2013 The ghost of a former female student with long brown hair can sometimes be seen standing behind people as they look into a mirror. She is believed to have died in the building long ago. Witnesses have also reported feeling something slam against their bed, even though they are in the room alone.\nKilcawley Dorm \u2013 Witnesses have reported toilets flushing by themselves in the downstairs women\u2019s restroom even though they are manual toilets. When the sink is somewhat filled with water, a young woman\u2019s figure can be seen standing behind you in the mirror.\nMorley Music Hall \u2013 This old music hall is haunted by Mrs. Morley, who is usually seen in a long white gown floating down the staircase. A security guard reported that she once yelled at him to get out really loudly. Others have heard footsteps and even a piano playing downstairs, but when investigated upon, no one would be there. Some have reported feeling hot and cold spots throughout the building. Students in pep band have also reported the sound of a woman screaming, although it is speculated the sound is from an old boiler. Related: Contribution\nCity Hall \u2013 The city hall of Madison was once a Civil War hospital and later served as an insane asylum. It is haunted by ghosts who rearrange furniture and prevent cameras from working properly while in the building. The spirits can sometimes be seen walking the halls and can be heard frequently.\nJames A. 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The home was built in 1945 atop a former Civil War encampment. (Credits: Paula)\nLake Erie College \u2013 A site of multiple hauntings, see Lake Erie College above for details.\nMonroe Boulevard House \u2013 An abandoned house on Monroe Boulevard is said to be haunted. Ghostly figures have been seen and voices have been heard in the attic when no one else is there. The ghosts have called visitor\u2019s names when in the home and used to turn lights on and off when the house was occupied. (Credits: Michael Thompson)\nNorth St. Clair Bridge \u2013 Legend has it that a man known as Snake Bite Scroggs, a local fisherman, hanged a young couple from the bridge when they walked too close to his fishing territory. His ghost is said to haunt the bridge. (Credits: Paul)\nPainesville Fairgrounds \u2013 It is said that you can sometimes see the apparitions of school children playing and dancing. Legend says they died in a horrible fire. They have been known to play tricks on visitors to the fair.\nRider\u2019s Inn \u2013 This inn is haunted by at least two ghosts. One is the ghost of who was described as the ugliest woman in Painesville, Mistress Suzanne. She was supposedly killed by her third husband, Joseph, who had built the inn. Suzanne\u2019s ghost is said to be friendly and warm. When in her presence, people report feeling warm and happy. the other ghost is that of a Civil War soldier who has been spotted standing beside the windows waving.\nRite Aid Pharmacy \u2013 An old theater used to occupy the site and was demolished so an office building could be built with a pharmacy on the ground floor. The theater was said to be haunted and the new building is said to have inherited its ghosts.\nT.W. Harvey High School \u2013 This high school\u2019s original building is said to be haunted. Classrooms on the second floor fall victim to the hauntings where the ghosts turn off electronic equipment. the theater is the most haunted part of the building. It is said that a girl had died while in the theater, along with a drama instructor who died from a heart attack. Lights turn on when they aren\u2019t plugged in, stage lights change colors, other lights fall barely missing witnesses, and things mysteriously move on their own. There is an overwhelming smell of perfume at times, whispers can be heard when no one else is there, and there is a feeling of being watched. The local school board denies the hauntings are valid. (Credits: Heather)\nOld Tavern \u2013 This old tavern was once a stop on the Underground Railroad. The ghost of a runaway slave is said to haunt the building and its underground tunnels.",
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        "raw_content": "Cost of Solar Panels in Claremont, CA: Best Solar Companies, Cost and Installation\nGreat! These are all reasons that homeowners in Claremont, CA have been going solar.\nThe research team at Ohmhome has compiled this guide to solar panels in Claremont, CA to help you through the process. The good news for homeowners in Claremont, CA thinking about going solar is that there is a lot of data available on cost, system sizes and financing options.\nCost of Solar Panels in Claremont, CA\nSolar Savings in Claremont, CA\nSolar Incentives in Claremont, CA\nSolar Financing in Claremont, CA\nBest Solar Companies in Claremont, CA\nThe cost of solar in Claremont, CA has dropped significantly in recent years due to the increase in module supplies and other supply chain efficiency improvements. According to the U.S. Department of Energy\u2019s Q4-16 Sunshot report, the median price of residential solar in major markets was $4.20 per watt with the lowest 20% at approximately $3.50 per watt.\nIn addition to the Federal Tax Credit (30% of the cost of the system after state rebates and credits), homeowners can take advantage of state and local tax incentives. The most definitive source for state incentives in Claremont, CA, is the DSIRE database for California, which is managed by the N.C. Clean Energy Technology Center.\nClaremont, CA has been graded a A for net metering policies and A for interconnection policies and procedures by freeingthegrid.org.\nThe savings above are calculated using average utility rates in Claremont, CA from the U.S. Energy Information Administration and solar radiation data from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory . The supporting calculations are (using August as an example):\nx $0.1887 Average kWh price of electricity in Claremont, CA\nChoosing a solar installer is arguably the most important step of going solar for homeowners looking for the best solar companies in Claremont, CA and we recommend reading our guide on how to choose a solar company. An important consideration is whether to use a large national installer or a local installer. In many cases, a local installer that does not have high customer acquisition costs can offer you a better deal.",
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        "raw_content": "\"Our Walk To Emmaus\"\nGood morning, Lord Jesus. Open the eyes of my heart to see You--Father, Son, and Holy Spirit of God--as I look and listen for Your leading today.\nIn the next couple weeks we will have 10 men and women attend a \u201cWalk to Emmaus\u201d weekend. The weekend is also called Cursillo, Paseo, or Chrysalis depending on church denomination and age. In praying this morning over the names of those who will be attending their weekends, I went back and read the story of the walk to Emmaus in Luke 24:13-32.\n\"Now on that day two of them were going to a village called Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem, and talking with each other about all these things that had happened. While they were talking and discussing, Jesus himself came near and went with them, but their eyes were kept from recognizing Him.... So He went in to stay with them. When He was at the table with them, He took bread, blessed and broke it, and gave it to them. Then their eyes were opened, and they recognized Him; and He vanished from their sight. They said to each other, 'Were not our hearts burning within us while He was talking to us on the road, while He was opening the Scriptures to us?'\" (Luke 24:13-32).\nThe two disciples were on their walk back to Emmaus after all the events of the cross in Jerusalem. Jesus, they had known You and loved You, but in their grief and sorrow and disappointment, they couldn't see You. They \"had hoped\" that You were the Messiah, but now they thought all their hopes and dreams were shattered (v. 21). They had even heard stories of Your resurrection, but they were still \"slow of heart to believe\" (v. 22-25). Even when You came alongside them, they couldn't sense that it was You, they couldn't recognize Your voice, even though they had had such a personal relationship with You.\nThat may be a picture of many of us at times along our journey of faith. It has been mine at times in my life. We know You, we have a real and personal relationship with You, we know the stories of Your resurrection; but at the same time, down deep inside, we still find ourselves \"slow of heart to believe.\" When our dreams and hopes are shattered, when tragedy strikes, when we find ourselves in those times of grief and sorrow and disappointment, we find it hard to see You and hear You. We can't even recognize and remember that You are with us--that You're with us \"always,\" just like You promised (Matthew 28:24), that Your sheep \"hear (Your) voice,\" just like You said (John 10:3).\nBut even in those times--maybe even especially in those times--You'll come near and go with us (Luke 24:15). You'll come in and dine with us in the communion of our hearts if we'll simply invite You in to come abide with us (v. 29). Just as You did with those two discouraged disciples who desperately needed an encounter with You, You're ready to come and commune with all who would \"urge (You) strongly\" to come and stay (v. 29).\nIn the breaking of the bread with them, \"their eyes were opened, and they recognized (You)\" (v. 30-31). In the breaking of the Bread of the Word of God with them, \"(You) interpreted to them the things about (Yourself) in all the Scriptures\" (v. 27). Then their hearts burned within them in fresh fire and faith, in renewed hope and excitement, from their personal encounter in Your Presence with Your Word (v. 32).\nThank You for walking with me on my journey with You, Lord Jesus. Thank You for opening up the Word of God to me, for revealing Yourself in Your Scriptures to me, \"beginning with Moses and all the prophets\" (v. 27). Thank You for coming to abide within me, for opening the eyes of my heart to see You, for making me more and more sensitive in my spirit to hear You. Thank You for the grace and faith to believe in my heart from my personal encounters in Your Presence with Your Word that \"the Lord has risen indeed!\" (v. 34) And thank You that every day You want walk with me and to arise in me! In Jesus' name I pray. Amen.\nMy family, I pray this morning you strongly urge Jesus to come enter the dwelling of your heart so your heart burns within you with fresh fire and faith, in renewed hope and excitement on your journey with Jesus. Encounter His Presence by spending time in His Word, in Jesus' name! Please pray the same for me. God bless you, my friends!\nIf you have attended a Three-day weekend such as an Emmaus, Cursillo, or Paseo, please share your experiences and reflections from your weekend in the comment box below. Have questions about the weekend, contact me and I'd love to talk to you.",
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        "raw_content": "Aftershock Jobs and Businesses\nOne of the most surprising aspects of writing this book was looking back at this chapter in our 2006 book and seeing how very little of it needed to be changed. Our recommendations passed the test of time, and the economy evolved just as our analysis indicated it would. Basically, we nailed it. Now, four years later, we are going to tell you essentially the same things that we tried to warn you about before. This time, you may find it more relevant to your daily life. Given our unmatched track record for correctly predicting the Bubblequake, you should feel very comfortable about our advice in this chapter on how to find or hang onto relatively safe Aftershock jobs and businesses. Almost all our previous recommendations remain the same, except that we are now able to better refine the timing.\nAs a reminder, this chapter is no different from the rest of the book in that we give you our best analysis, even if it is not what you want to hear. We don\u2019t sugarcoat the truth. Hence, this is not a typical job counseling book that lists the winner jobs and loser jobs because in reality, the job outlook is going to be pretty rough all the way around. There will be jobs and businesses that do better than others, but there won\u2019t be many winners. That makes reading this chapter all the more important because even small mistakes can become big problems later. The earlier you see what\u2019s coming, the better prepared you can ...",
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        "raw_content": "A seat at the table: Colleen Iversen\nColleen Iversen\u2019s quest to understand the world below ground has taken her to remarkably diverse ecosystems above ground.\nThe ecosystem ecologist came to Oak Ridge National Laboratory in 2003 as a graduate student working on a large-scale carbon dioxide-enrichment project on the Oak Ridge National Environmental Research Park. But as ORNL\u2019s research focus expanded, so did Colleen\u2019s field work. 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She and her team remotely operate robotic cameras installed underground at the SPRUCE site in Minnesota, photographing root growth and development each week and analyzing the resulting data.\nShe also leads the plant traits task for NGEE Arctic\u2014Next-Generation Ecosystems Experiments, which seeks to understand above-ground and below-ground interactions in Alaska\u2019s warming environment. Colleen is involved in similar research as part of NGEE Tropics, which seeks to understand how tropical forests interact with Earth\u2019s climate. The NGEE projects bring together researchers in multiple disciplines from national labs and universities across the country to establish a framework for predicting how ecosystems may respond to environmental changes.\nYet another project finds Colleen leading an international team of collaborators to develop a global root trait catalog, the Fine Root Ecology Database, or FRED. 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A surgeon at Orlando Regional Medical Center said the death toll was likely to climb.\nMayor Buddy Dyer said all of the dead were killed with the assault rifle.\n\u201cThere\u2019s blood everywhere,\u201d Dyer said.\nWitnesses described a chaotic scene when the gunfire began shortly before the club known as Pulse was to close.\n\u201cSome guy walked in and started shooting everybody. He had an automatic rifle, so nobody stood a chance,\u201d said Jackie Smith, who had two friends next to her get shot. \u201cI just tried to get out of there.\u201d\nThe suspect exchanged gunfire with a police officer working at the club, which had more than 300 people inside. The gunman then went back inside and took hostages, Police Chief John Mina said.\nAround 5 a.m., authorities sent in a SWAT team to rescue the hostages.\nAuthorities were looking into whether the attack was an act of domestic or international terror, and if the shooter acted alone, according to Danny Banks, an agent with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.\n\u201cThis is an incident, as I see it, that we certainly classify as domestic terror incident,\u201d Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings said.\nThe previous deadliest mass shooting in the U.S. was the 2007 attack at Virginia Tech, where a student killed 32 people before killing himself.\nThe suspect in the Orlando attack was identified as Omar Mateen of Port St. Lucie, Florida.\nRep. Alan Grayson named the shooter, citing law enforcement officials. A federal law enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation also confirmed the name. 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        "raw_content": "Ten Tips to Select Your Tools For Homesteading\nPosted in: Home and Shelters\t February 2, 2016 1\nWhen you are on a tight budget, it\u2019s very tempting to buy the most cost effective tools you can find. As an example, if you need handsaw, you may be inclined to pick one up in a dollar store and then hope that it\u2019ll get you through a few projects.\nWhile these, and other tools could get you through a small project, they can also be very dangerous and of little or no use in a crisis situation.\nThe tools you have on hand can need to last for decades or perhaps be passed along for generations before suitable replacements can be made and distributed at an affordable worth. That\u2019s why, when choosing tools for your homestead, or different bug in needs, you should keep the following ten points in mind.\nHow Versatile Is the Tool?\nIf you live in an apartment or a small home, then you\u2019re always going to be worried regarding what proportion room to allocate for tools.\nIn some cases, you\u2019ll be best served by looking for tools which will accomplish a good range of jobs without being ruined. At different times, you may need a tool that can be used for some applications, and then have a second tool that will do one thing similar.\nUnless you need a particular tool for a specialized job, aim for the most durable multi-purpose tools you\u2019ll find. Here are the factors to consider, especially when shopping for drill bits and cutting blades:\nA drill bit or cutting blade listed for use on wood or plastic will most likely be ruined if you try to use it on metal.\nSimply choosing the cheapest metal working bits isn\u2019t much better than buying bits and blades for wood. For example, a drill bit designed to go through corrugated aluminum may not even go through a tin can.\nWhen choosing bits and blades, you are best served by getting the best possible metal working bits and blades. These will cut and drill through just about anything, and also last far longer than other types.\nWhile you\u2019re assessing tool versatility, think about the range of applications and how well it will perform each task. In some case, a few less specialized tools will really be of more use. As an example, you might think that a large toothed, massive saw blade is the best choice for all your woodworking or metal cutting needs. On the other hand, if you need to chop curves or work with a smaller, more delicate piece of material, then a coping saw will be of more use.\nAnd there are always going to be times when you want socket wrenches to get into places where you can\u2019t use a monkey wrench. There\u2019s a newer wrench on the market that essentially uses a set of bearings to make an adjustable socket wrench. Keep one of these onhand for survival needs since it can be adjusted to both massive and small socket sizes.\nThere is merely no telling how quickly this particular wrench type will wear out or what quantity strain it can take. If you want to keep one of these on hand, then work with it and put it through as much testing as possible, so keep a brand new one aside for survival needs.\nYou should also keep good quality standard metric and standard socket sets on hand just in case the multiple socket wrench fails.\nHow Long Is it Guaranteed to Last?\nDo you keep in mind the days when vehicle engines, transmissions, and drive trains were guaranteed to last well over 100,000 miles? If so, then you may also remember that a four year old car was considered relatively new instead of at the end of its best years.\nAs with cars, the warranties on several tools made these days is much less. While you can still get good quality tools which will last a long time, nothing says trust in quality like a manufacturer that may guarantee the tools for life. Even though the manufacturer may be driven out of business by a serious social collapse, neither you nor they\u2019ll know once that will happen. Therefore, lifetime warranties can be used as one of the indicators of tool quality.\nIf you have a choice between a less expensive tool with a limited warranty and one with a lifetime warranty, choose the latter even if is a bit more expensive. Remember, you might use this tool for decades on end or perhaps pass it along to the next generation. Regardless of whether the tool in question is a screwdriver bit set, pliers, or other hand tools, shopping for the best will pay off in the long run.\nAre There Older Versions of the Tool that Might Be Cheaper and More Durable?\nAs with cars and almost everything else in stores these days, you\u2019ll find that things just aren\u2019t as durable as they used to be. From that perspective, you will really be ready to avoid wasting money and get good quality tools by visiting the local flea markets.\nIn some cases, older, well maintained tools may actually be more durable and work better than newer ones. Just stay away from ones that are excessively worn or show signs of deep rusting. Here are some tools that you can think about getting second hand in the vintage section:\nHand power drills. These devices can truly last for decades and beyond even if they show some signs of wear. Make sure that you can get drill bits into it, and that they will not slip when you apply pressure from the crank or other hand levers.\nCoping saw frames and hacksaw frames. As with other tools, make sure these are free of rust and that they are solid across the entire frame. Try to fit a new blade into them and make sure that the handle and blade holding areas will not give way under a work load.\nAny hand tool that has screws or other tightening apparatus that can be adjusted. Check that the adjusters have not been sheared off, are rusty, or stuck in place. In some cases you may be able to revive these tools, however it may be best to look for something in better condition.\nWhat Kind of Maintenance Does It Need?\nEven the best quality tools may require oiling, cleaning, and other forms of maintenance, so you\u2019ll need to store away appropriate cleaners and lubricants. other details may additionally be overlooked:\nSome types of steel blade need to be stored away from humidity. While they may work fine on a daily basis, storing them in a pre-crisis situation can be a bit difficult. For example, if you don\u2019t oil them once a month or use them on a regular basis, they may rust and be nothing but reddish dust when you open your survival bin. Even if you feel that your tools will resist rust and corrosion, examine them on a monthly basis even if you aren\u2019t using them.\nBlades, drill bits, and other tools are apt to wear down and need replacing. Depending on the blade type, you may be able to sharpen it several times before having to discard it. Have a good quality sharpener onhand, and use it as often as needed.\nDoes the Tool Require Replacement Parts?\nIf you visit a hardware store, you\u2019re sure to be amazed at the growing number of variations on common tools. As an example, where you\u2019ll have once bought a simple set of Philips and flat head screwdrivers, currently you may be faced with an array of bits, ratcheting handles, power screwdrivers, reversible drill screwdrivers, and cordless screwdrivers.\nWhen it involves your survival toolkit, don\u2019t put all your reliance on power tools. apart from issues with EMP\u2018s, battery operated tools will never be as robust as those with a power cord. Power tools are truly wonderful to use and very convenient, but they\u2019ll be worse than useless if you do not have electricity to power them.\nOddly enough, even the most easy hand tools these days may require replacement components. As an example, even though you can purchase screwdriver bit sets with dozens of bits in them, they tend to be less sturdy than full bodied screwdrivers.\nWhen it comes to bit sets, even high quality ones will shear or wear down very quickly. You can, and should keep a top quality set onhand plus a ratcheting handle, but don\u2019t overlook full bodied screwdrivers. At the very least, you should have some of the most popular sizes plus the short shank counterparts for tight areas.\nSaws, drills, and other key tools also require replacement parts from time to time. If there\u2019s anything that you should stockpile, these items will be more vital than anything else. without a spare blade to replace one that\u2019s worn or broken, it\u2019ll be not possible to complete a number of tasks. when it comes to bugging in, this is really one place were storing more is better than storing away less.\nWhat Kind of Activities Will Ruin It?\nHave you ever used a screwdriver to open a will of paint, or the back of a glass cutter to rap on a stubborn jar lid? If so, then you know that some tools are only limited by your imagination.\nOn the other hand, there are several woodworking tools that can\u2019t be used on metal or plastic. There are also several metal working tools that can\u2019t be used on solid metals or denser metals than they were designed for.\nAlways read manufacturer specs carefully so that you know what the limits of each tool is. In addition, before adding a tool to your survival stores, make sure to test it out. Try variety of different materials and see how much wear accumulates on the bits or blades.\nPay careful attention to the cutting surfaces. Do they appear darker as if they have been exposed to heat? Did the surface of the blade become even or appear worn? If any given tool cannot pass these basic tests, then come it to the store instantly and go up to the next highest priced tool. there\u2019s absolutely no sense in storing away tools that will wear out after one or two uses when you can replace them now and believe in their durability later on.\nHow Best to Use the Tool?\nOne of the worst things you can do is purchase a tool and then figure you\u2019ll know how to use it when the time comes. As an example, even as you read this, you may have hammers, pliers, wrenches, and all kinds of different tools laying around the house. Even though a hammer could seem very easy to use, that doesn\u2019t mean you know how to get the most from it.\nAmong other things, you may be the kind that has to whack a nail many dozen times just to get it through the wood. On the other hand, professional carpenters may be ready to drive those nails with a single blow.\nTake the time now to learn a way to use tools efficiently. Not only will you save wear and tear on the tools, you\u2019ll find it much easier to complete tasks.\nHow Skilled Are You With the Tool in Question?\nSimply reading about how best to use a tool isn\u2019t a similar as actually knowing how to do the job. Think about a situation where you feel that you know how to use a handsaw. Here are just some things that you may overlook in a time of need. Aside from producing low quality, crooked cuts, some of these issues may actually lead to serious injury.\nForgetting to wear goggles when using tools. No matter whether you are cutting, drilling, or shaping wood, metal, plastic, or some other substance, bits of the material will go all over the place. While much of the material may fall as dust at your feet, other bits can very easily get lodged in your eyes. You may at first feel that a bit of sawdust in the eye is a minor inconvenience, but it can scratch the cornea of the eye and leave you with permanent scars that reduce the clarity of your eyesight. If that scratch becomes infected, it can also lead to blindness. Tiny bits of metal can also scratch and do serious damage. If the pieces of metal are big enough, they may also be able to cut blood vessels on the outer portion of the eyeball or in the eyelid.\nForgetting to wear a dust mask. If you thought the damage from sawdust or metal bits was bad for your eyes, then you may not realize that it is just as bad on your lungs. Remember that the working parts of your lungs are very fragile, tiny little sacks that allow the exchange of air between the lung tissue and blood vessels. Dust of any kind can ruin them and leave you with steadily decreasing breathing capacity. Though you may not feel it right away, constantly breathing in saw dust or any other type of dust is a true danger to your health.\nFailure to apply blades and cutting edges in the right direction or angle. Many people feel that as long as the blade is cutting, they are doing things right. On the other hand, adjusting the angle will actually make the work go a lot faster and also prevent damage to the blade itself.\nFailure to use proper grips and fasteners. Have you ever tried to cut a stick or dowel by bracing it on your leg or the floor? If so, then you may already know that you are wasting a lot of motion and energy trying to keep the material from moving. Always take the time to secure items you are working with using a good quality vice or other fasteners as needed. This is also good practice if you decide to use power tools. Needless to say, if you slip with a hand saw or other hand tool, it can do some serious injury to your hands, arms, or any other body part that gets in the way. If you have the same kind of accident with a power tool, it may well amputate that appendage. In a crisis situation, either type of injury can also lead to a life threatening infection.\nCan You Safely Use the Tool Now as Well as if You Are Injured or Disabled?\nAs time goes by, an aging body usually loses the power to do several things. As an example, arthritis or other joint problems may make it harder to turn a screw driver, use a saw, or hammer nails.\nChoose tools that will age with you and still be usable if you become disabled or injured. In this case, you should look for aftermarket grips or other accessories that will make the tool easier and safer to work with. Just ensure that you are as comfortable using these grips as you\u2019re a tool without these additional components.\nCan You Think of Projects and Ways to Use the Tool Now?\nOne of the simplest things you can do when assessing tools for survival needs is to use them now as much as potential. Choose a good range of projects so that you can get many apply as well as find out how durable the tool is. Here are some projects to use on the tools you plan to keep for survival desires:\nBuild wooden toys with many moving parts. This will help you establish a good level of precision with everything from saws and chisels to screwdrivers and nails.\nBuild cabinets, and then shelves that will need to accommodate fairly large amounts of weight.\nBuild toys or other small items from metal. You can start off by building toys from tin cans. This will help you practice bending and cutting metal as well as learn how to gauge the strength of metals. When working with metal, always take extra care to wear gloves in order to protect your hands from sharp, thin bits that are bound to occur.\nBuild a small shed or some other structure where you must assemble an inner frame and then add a roof, floor, and sides. From there, you can also try building decks and ramps.\nTake apart an old lawnmower engine and rebuild it to working order. This will help you learn how to clean grimy parts and recognize those that are worn. You will also learn some important things about dissembling and re-assembling basic engines.\nTake apart an old motorcycle engine and put it back together. This will be an excellent place to learn how to make replacement parts if needed as well as repair and clean basic engine components.\nTry taking apart and re-assembling a car from bumper to bumper. While this may take a few years for the weekend hobbyist, it will truly be worth your effort.\nAs you can see, choosing tools is regarding way more than having a nice shiny set of sockets and saws hanging on the back wall of your work room. It\u2019s about having a little set of tools that you can rely on to help you get any job done and in any situation.\nTake the time now to shop for good quality tools and then apply with them as much as possible so that you\u2019ll have both confidence and ability in a time of need.\nTags: crisis situation, featured, Homesteading, screwdrivers, Select Your Tools, survival stores, Ten Tips, tools, tools for homesteading\nOne thought on \u201cTen Tips to Select Your Tools For Homesteading\u201d\nPingback: Advantages of Chicken Farming | patriotdirect",
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        "raw_content": "Iraqi Refugees in Sweden\nJudy Collins Extended Interview\nBroadcasting God\nDEBORAH POTTER, guest anchor: The war in Iraq has forced millions to leave the country. Most refugees have stayed in the Middle East, but the country outside the region that\u2019s taken in more Iraqis than any other is not the United States. It is Sweden, which had no troops involved in the invasion. As Fred de Sam Lazaro reports, the influx of refugees there is causing concern.\nFRED DE SAM LAZARO: Sweden has long prided itself as a humanitarian society with cradle-to-grave welfare benefits. But to the fastest growing segment of its population, this Nordic nation, more than anything else, is safe.\nAt Friday prayer services in the city of Malmo are refugees from some of the world\u2019s most violent conflicts: Bosnia, Somalia, Afghanistan, and, more numerous nowadays, Iraq.\nUNIDENTIFIED MAN (speaking Arabic, through translator): Our topic today is adapting to Swedish life.\nDE SAM LAZARO: They are people like Haider Kassam al Tamimi. He left his wife and two small children in Baghdad after being threatened.\nHAIDER KASSAM AL TAMIMI (Iraqi Refugee and Auto Mechanic, through translator): I was working for a government ministry in the electricity department. A private American company came in to work with the ministry, and the mujahideen were against the Americans. They sent me a threatening letter because I did not quit my job.\nDE SAM LAZARO: Sweden took in some 9,000 Iraqi refugees in 2006, about half of all those who reached Europe or North America. The U.S., by contrast, took in just over 200 Iraqis last year.\nTOBIAS BILLSTROEM (Migration Minister): If the U.S. had taken in as many Iraqi refugees as Sweden has done so far per year it would have been approximately 500,000 that the U.S. would have accepted so far, if you compare the amount of the populations.\nDE SAM LAZARO: Proportionally?\nMr. BILLSTROEM: Yes.\nDE SAM LAZARO: There were recent reports that Sweden planned to clamp down on the number of newcomers. But Dan Eliason, who heads the agency that processes asylum applications, says the basic asylum rule is unchanged.\nDAN ELIASON (Swedish Migration Board): If you are individually threatened or tortured or killed or something like that, then you can, of course, have right to stay. I would say that probably we have the world\u2019s most liberal and generous legislation when it comes to asylum matters.\nDE SAM LAZARO: About one-fifth of Sweden\u2019s nine million people today come from immigrant stock. Immigration is closely linked to the country\u2019s post-war economic boom. It brought migrants from Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey and in the 1970s, political refugees from Iran and Saddam Hussein\u2019s Iraq, like Mustafa Diner. Today he co-owns a halal butchery whose soaring sales mirror the new demographics: $20 million a year of meat slaughtered according to Muslim custom.\nMUSTAFA DINER (Businessman, through translator): We began in 1995 with four employees, including myself. Now we have 27 and could get much larger if we had more space. People want halal meat. The business has grown steadily.\nDE SAM LAZARO: The steady recent growth of Sweden\u2019s refugee population may be good for business, but it drew concern from people we talked to, even as many like the idea of Sweden as safe haven.\nBRITT NORDEBRINK: I think it\u2019s quite good but maybe we have difficulties in taking care of all of the refugees because they have so many problems. They have head [wounds] and so then they come to Sweden and they need psychological help.\nGUN EDSTROEM: Perhaps it\u2019s too many.\nMs. NORDEBRINK: Because we can\u2019t take care of all of them.\nDE SAM LAZARO: Are there too many here already?\nMs. NORDELBRINK: Yes, I think so.\nROBIN TRAVIS: You make sure that they get jobs, they get somewhere to live, and they get a place in Swedish society. Otherwise you create a problem.\nDE SAM LAZARO: Others see problems. They link immigration to increased crime.\nULF WISTROEM (through translator): Unfortunately, we have imported a lot of crime from different countries. The immigrants that commit crimes make all the other immigrants look bad. This problem has made the right wing party get a lot of votes. We should accept less immigrants. We\u2019re taking too many Iraqis, and it\u2019s hard on our economy.\nDE SAM LAZARO: Some refugee advocates say newcomers should get on-the-job training as well as the classroom learning and welfare benefits they already receive. Farbod Rezani, who works for an industry trade association, was himself a refugee in the early \u201980s from the Iranian revolution. He struggled to find a job, he says, thanks to misguided if well-meaning policies toward refugees.\nFARBOD REZANI: We don\u2019t see people as ambitious people who want to make a living and to contribute something to the society, to their new home. We rather see them as victims \u2014 people who need to be taken care [of], you know. I didn\u2019t come here to be a refugee.\nAL TIMIMI (through translator): It\u2019s hard to feel integrated. We don\u2019t have the language.\nDE SAM LAZARO: Haider al Tamimi, an auto mechanic, is frustrated no one will hire him until he can speak Swedish. He\u2019s forced to crowd in with three others in a small apartment, amid an acute shortage of public housing. But for every story like his, some Swedes say they hear about others who don\u2019t want to integrate.\nPETER FRANKEL (Business Consultant): There are those who miss their homeland so much that they stay in their misery. In their mind, they stay there. You can see that clearly in the way they dress, in the way they insist on keeping their name and in reinforcing that go into conclaves.\nDE SAM LAZARO: The conclaves he refers to are immigrant clusters like the Malmo suburb of Rosengard, where Hamid Feyli and his wife Selma Rahim live. They\u2019ve spent 15 years here. He\u2019s well settled in a job as a carpenter, and three of their four children were born here. Still, they say they will never be Swedish.\nHAMID FEYLI (through translator): We don\u2019t want to stay here. We are going to our Iraq. Our Iraq is rich. Our Iraq is powerful. We have petrol, agriculture. We have everything. We hope only that the leaders will do the right thing. We hope Iraq will be like Sweden. Actually, it can be better than Sweden.\nDE SAM LAZARO: Complicating Sweden\u2019s integration message is that technically the government still expects refugees to go back.\nMr. BILLSTROEM: We want to help people to return home to help to rebuild their country, because if we don\u2019t, Iraq will remain an unstable nation for a very, very long period. And it doesn\u2019t do Iraq any good that the doctors, engineers, the technicians, the bureaucrats, the administrators, even a few politicians sit here in Sweden.\nDE SAM LAZARO: But he concedes that repatriation is likely to be years away. That makes retaining the original national identity difficult, especially for the next generation, even in an all- Muslim school.\nBEJZAT BECIROV (Director, Islamic Center of Malmo, through translator): In the second generation, it will change. Parents still hold on to these dreams, but the children don\u2019t.\nUNIDENTIFIED MAN (singing): If you ask me who my God is, on whose name I call, if you ask me who my God is, he\u2019s the God of us all, Allah the merciful.\nDE SAM LAZARO: The approach at this government-funded Islamic school and the larger community center is to forge a new Swedish Islamic identity, leaving behind issues that divided members in their countries of origin.\nMr. BECIROV (through translator): This mosque is not imported. It\u2019s on Swedish soil, a Swedish model so all Muslims should be able to be here. You cannot bring politics from your own countries here. We\u2019re very clear: no politics from other countries, just Swedish politics.\nDE SAM LAZARO: Still, his mosque has been firebombed three times in recent years. No one\u2019s sure if it\u2019s xenophobia or Islamic extremists who have condemned the center\u2019s ecumenical approach. Amid the worry, however, there\u2019s still optimism based on Sweden\u2019s mostly positive history with immigration.\nMr. FRANKEL: So there\u2019s a historic understanding or sense that given some time and cooling it, this will be something positive for Sweden. And we need those people in a lot of jobs. I mean, we really do. I think it\u2019s a question of time, and I think there\u2019s a strong consciousness of that, even though, of course, for the moment, perhaps for a couple of years, [it] will be \u2014 is tough, and it is irritating.\nDE SAM LAZARO: One target of irritation, even resentment from all sides, is the United States.\nAL TAMIMI (through translator): They call themselves liberators, but they are occupiers. Because of them these things happened in Iraq, and because of them there is no stability, security and peace in Iraq now. That\u2019s my opinion. It\u2019s because of the occupiers.\nMayor ILMAR REEPALU (City of Malmo): Sweden didn\u2019t take part in the Iraqi invasion. If you look upon the second quarter this year, 4,500 came to Sweden and were accepted here; 2,500 went to Greece; 400 get to Spain and 180 to United States \u2013180. That\u2019s half the number that we accepted in Malmo in the time. 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        "raw_content": "Working Together with Indigenous Peoples\nState of Canada\u2019s Natural and Cultural Heritage Places 2016\nPart A: The State of Parks Canada Natural Heritage Places Establishment, Cultural Heritage Programs and Other Heritage Programs\nPart B: The State of Canada\u2019s Natural and Cultural Heritage Places Administered by Parks Canada\nPart C: Annexes\nParks Canada works with over 300 Indigenous communities across the country and views Indigenous peoples as partners in the management of Parks Canada\u2019s heritage places. The Agency\u2019s approach to working with Indigenous peoples continues to evolve as the legal/policy environment and the needs and interests of Indigenous partners change. In 2015, Parks Canada released Promising Pathways, a guide to working with Indigenous partners. The Agency has made efforts to ensure that this collaborative spirit is embodied in Parks Canada\u2019s work as a means of advancing reconciliation through meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples.Footnote *\nParks Canada developed and adopted the \u201cPARKS\u201d Guiding Principles below, as articulated in Promising Pathways, to promote relationship building with Indigenous partners. These principles have since been adapted for use as an evaluation tool by Parks Canada team members and have replaced national indicators on Indigenous relations.Footnote *\nPartnership: Working collaboratively in heritage place planning, management and operation.\nIndigenous partners are involved in the management and operation of heritage places throughout the country. Most of the lands and waters under Parks Canada\u2019s jurisdiction are managed through cooperative relationships in accordance with treaties or other agreements with Indigenous peoples, and increasingly support local communities to maintain connections with traditionally used lands and waters.\nParks Canada participates in a range of whole-of-government initiatives related to Indigenous affairs. In 2015, Parks Canada set up a Treaty Implementation Unit to support the whole-of-government approach to implementing modern treaties.\nAccessibility: Encouraging access to traditional lands and traditional activities.\nIn 2014, Parks Canada created the Aboriginal Peoples Open Door Program to provide ease of access to community members who have traditional ties with Parks Canada heritage places. The program encourages Indigenous peoples\u2019 reconnection with Parks Canada heritage places by removing entry fees.\nParks Canada heritage places often invite Indigenous partners to hold events or traditional activities on site. For example, the annual Calling All Nations Pow-Wow at Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site has been a success, bringing Indigenous communities from all across the Americas together to celebrate with visitors.\nRespect: Building mutual respect, trust and understanding.\nParks Canada spends $1.15 million yearly on a M\u00e9tis Reconciliation Program to promote renewed relationships between Parks Canada places and M\u00e9tis peoples. Between 2011 and 2016, over 55 projects were funded, most of these in Western and Northern Canada, giving a voice to the M\u00e9tis in Parks Canada heritage places. Projects focus on relationship building, presentation of M\u00e9tis stories at national heritage places, research for interpretation activities, training in cultural awareness, and recording of Parks Canada\u2019s reconciliation efforts.\nTwenty-three Indigenous places, people, and events received a national historic designation between 2011 and 2016, bringing the total number of Indigenous historic designations across Canada to 264.\nKnowledge: Honouring and incorporating traditional knowledge.\nThe Land is Our Teacher (2015), provides guidance to Parks Canada team members on integrating Indigenous traditional knowledge into heritage place management.\nIn 2013, a national guide was released to encourage Parks Canada heritage places to include Indigenous voices and languages.\nSupport: Supporting Indigenous partners\u2019 community interests.\nParks Canada seeks opportunities to develop economic agreements with Indigenous partners. From 2011 to 2016, over 2,400 contracts to procure goods and services were awarded to Indigenous businesses and businesses associated with Indigenous communities for a total estimated value of $21.9 million.\nRepresentation of Indigenous employees at Parks Canada remains consistently above the national labour market availability.\nParks Canada participates in the government-wide Chairs and Champions Circle for Aboriginal People and continues to run the Aboriginal Leadership Development Program to support the skill and leadership development of Indigenous team members.\nParks Canada is proud of the successful collaborations and the evolution of our approach to working together with Indigenous partners over the last five years. Examples include:\nCelebrating together: On August 15, 2013, more than 400 people participated in the raising of the Gwaii Haanas Legacy Pole in the remote location of Hlk\u2019yah GaawGa (Windy Bay) on Lyell Island, British Columbia. The pole\u2019s \u201cLand, Sea, People\u201d theme is inspired by the connections between the Haida Nation and all those who take care of Gwaii Haanas from mountaintops to seafloor.\nInuit traditional knowledge in action: Years of hard work and collaboration between a range of government and non-government partners, including Inuit researcher Louie Kamookak from Gjoa Haven, paid off in 2014 when the shipwreck of HMS Erebus was found near King William Island, Nunavut. Inuit oral history that had been passed down over nearly 170 years, combined with modern technology, were key to the discovery of the \u201cUgjulik\u201d (Ook-joo-lik) wreck (HMS Erebus) from the Franklin expedition.\nSupporting regional tourism: Over the years, Parks Canada team members from Terra Nova National Park in Newfoundland have been working with Miawpukek First Nation (MFN) on a variety of initiatives, building and cross-promoting each other\u2019s visitor offers to tourists in the region. To support this work, Parks Canada and MFN jointly held Quality Visitor Experience training for staff at both organizations to learn about and from each other and provide consistent service delivery across their programs.\nBuilding a signature experience: In Torngat Mountains National Park, the Base Camp Project was developed to improve access and visitor experience while offering economic opportunities and increased Inuit presence in the park. Operated by the Nunatsiavut Group of Companies (Nunatsiavut Government business), the Base Camp is generating revenue and employment for local Inuit communities and increasing the value of the park\u2019s visitor offer.\nKey Issues and Focus for the Future\nAs an Agency responsible for federal lands, waters and heritage programs, Parks Canada is well positioned to advance reconciliation and a renewed nation-to-nation relationship with Indigenous peoples based on the recognition of rights, respect, cooperation and partnership. The Agency highlighted in its 2016\u20132017 Reports on Plans and Priorities that there is a risk that Parks Canada in moving to strengthen relationships with Indigenous peoples in the context of reconciliation, will not have the skill sets or strategies to effectively engage all those involved.\nParks Canada will build on its past successes to contribute to the whole-of-government approach to reconciliation, focusing on these three priorities:\nStrengthening Indigenous connections with traditionally used lands and waters in a manner that respects Aboriginal rights and treaty rights in all heritage places.\nExpanding presentation and commemoration of Indigenous histories and cultures in Parks Canada\u2019s heritage places and programs.\nIncreasing economic opportunities related to Indigenous tourism in heritage places and raising the profile of Indigenous tourism products across the network of heritage places.\nParks Canada, Promising Pathways.\nReturn to first footnote * referrer\nPreviousIntroduction\n5(current) Working Together with Indigenous Peoples\n6 Part A: The State of Parks Canada Natural Heritage Places Establishment, Cultural Heritage Programs and Other Heritage Programs",
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        "raw_content": "Discord shuts down AltRight.com server after Charlottesville violence\nBy Andy Chalk 14 August 2017\nThe site made the move in response to user reports and the violence at white supremacist rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia.\nIn the wake of violence committed by white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia this past weekend, Discord has responded to user reports and shut down a server launched in June by the website AltRight.com, as well as accounts it says were \"associated with the events in Charlottesville.\"\nCounter-protester and Industrial Workers of the World member Heather Heyer was killed when a known alt-right supporter allegedly drove his car into a crowd. The attack injured 19 others. Suspect James Fields has been charged with \"one count of second-degree murder, three counts of malicious wounding and one count of hit-and run,\" according to NPR. He was denied bond today.\nSeveral others were injured apart from the car attack, including 20-year-old counter-protester Deandre Harris who was beaten with poles and suffered a serious head injury and broken wrist. Members of the rally were seen displaying Nazi and Confederate symbols, as well as chanting Nazi slogan 'blood and soil.'\nThe server for the website Daily Stormer was also shut down after being reported to Discord on Twitter for violating its terms of service.\n\"We will continue to take action against white supremacy, nazi ideology, and all forms of hate,\" reads Discord's statement today.\nIn a subsequent pair of tweets, the company explained: \"Discord does not read people's private conversations and censorship is a slippery slope. We will take action when people violate our Guidelines/ToS, and actively endorse violence against others.\"\nThe connection to PC gaming is somewhat tangential, but Discord is a platform rooted in game communities that has evolved, thanks to its utility and flexibility, into other fields. But gaming remains at its core\u2014it still bills itself as a \"free voice and text chat for gamers\"\u2014and it's heartening to see Discord draw this line in the sand so quickly and decisively.",
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        "raw_content": "Hearts of Iron 4 first expansion announced\n'Together For Victory' casts its eye over the Commonwealth.\nBilled as \"the first step in a process that Paradox hopes will tell the story of every nation in the great conflict,\" Together For Victory marks the first expansion en route to WW2 simulator Hearts of Iron 4.\nCentred around the Commonwealth, the add-on's centrepiece is a set of new National Focus trees focused on Britain and its subjects of the time: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, and the British Raj in India.\nThe expansion boasts a new autonomy system with different levels of dependency and status for said subject nations; while Continuous Nations Focus ideas introduce new bonuses and improvements to your country. Nations can now request a 'Lend-Lease' agreement from allies whenever in need of equipment; and combat has been tweaked.\nThe following short doesn't really go into any of that, but is typically grandiose in its delivery:\nAs is the following blurb, courtesy of the Paradox site:\n\"When the fires of war erupt and your nation is under siege from the greatest war machine the world has ever seen, it is good to know that you are standing shoulder to shoulder with your brothers and sisters around the world. Together for Victory, the first expansion for Paradox Development Studio\u2019s World War II game Hearts of Iron 4, shines a bright light on the British dominions and colonies that rallied around the flag in England\u2019s darkest hour.\"\nHearts of Iron 4's Together For Victory expansion is without a release date for now, however is \"coming soon to major digital retailers, including the Paradox store.\" Until then, here's what Rob Zacny had to say about the base game.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2013 TriMet injuries of course vary, particularly if you were struck by a vehicle or a rider. Please see more below \u2013\nTriMet provides public transportation by the MAX light rail and bus in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas Counties. They are a quasi-governmental agency, so special rules regarding insurance and lawsuits apply to them.\nWhile the statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit against TriMet is, in most cases, the same as other personal injury lawsuits, Oregon Revised Statutes require that since TriMet is a public body, a tort claim notice must be filed with TriMet within 180 days of the incident, under most circumstances. If that notice is not filed, you will lose your right to sue TriMet for the injury. Failing to file a lawsuit within the statute of limitations and failing to send the tort claim notice are two of the biggest reasons are sued by their own clients. Do not let this happen to you, and make sure you find an attorney versed in the rules regarding lawsuits against public bodies.\nTriMet is self-insured, meaning they do not have to hire an independent company to determine fault, handle claims and pay for their negligence. Instead, TriMet employs their own insurance adjusters and attorneys to process, negotiate and litigate claims. The less money they pay on these claims, the better it is for their bottom line. These employees know the rules that apply to TriMet, because that is all they do; they\u2019re not practicing any other types of cases or dealing with any other legal issues. If you hire an attorney with no experience handling a case against TriMet, you are at a disadvantage.\nTriMet also contracts out some of their work to independent companies that are self-insured. The vehicles might say \u201cTriMet\u201d on the side and sport the logo, but in reality, the negligent party might actually be located in the Midwest and have their own liability insurance. Knowing who you\u2019re negotiating with is a fundamental element of a successful personal injury case.\nMost of TriMet\u2019s vehicles come equipped with video cameras. It seems obvious, but bears mentioning nonetheless, video evidence can be the most persuasive evidence presented in a personal injury case. Cameras do not lie, nor do they forget. Often, these videos protect TriMet from false claims, but when someone is truly injured due to an operator\u2019s negligence, their own video can be used against them. If you have been injured on TriMet and you have notified them, they might destroy this evidence. Therefore, it\u2019s key to contact an attorney as soon as possible to preserve any evidence.\nThe problematic nature of bus and light rail incidents is the sheer size and speed of the vehicle, coupled with the number of occupants means that serious injuries, including spinal cord damage, brain injury, bone fractures, concussions, whiplash and similar injuries can occur. There are multiple elements that can cause a bus incident, such as negligent driving, a non-secure bus environment, damaged streets, improper bus maintenance, broken bus components, dangerous weather and driving conditions, drug and/or alcohol use, road rage and fatigue. Whatever the cause, as a TriMet passenger or a cyclist, pedestrian or driver, you have the right to safety.\nCommon public transportation injuries:\nHerniated/ruptured disk",
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        "raw_content": "Understanding canine and feline lymphoma\nOur furry friends have plenty of natural tools available to keep them healthy. One of those tools is the lymphoid system, an important part of the body\u2019s immune system defense against infections, viruses, and bacteria. Lymphoid tissue can be found throughout your pet\u2019s body and is made up of lymphocytes, white blood cells that work to protect the body from disease.\nSometimes, however, the very system meant to protect our pets can go awry. Due to changes in the body not entirely understood, Lymphocytes can become destructive and reproduce uncontrollably. When that happens, lymphosarcoma (lymphoma)\u2014a cancer of the lymphocytes\u2014can develop.\nUnfortunately, the exact cause for the disease is unknown. While no breed of cat is known to have a higher risk of lymphoma than other breeds, those infected with feline leukemia virus (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) are at increased risk of developing lymphoma.\nAs for our canine friends, Boxers, Golden Retrievers, and Bassett Hounds are all at higher risk for the disease.\nBecause lymphoid tissue is found throughout your pet\u2019s body, lymphoma can emerge in many different locations, including the lymph nodes, liver, spleen, gastrointestinal tract, and skin. The disease, once diagnosed, is classified according to the location in the body in which the cancer begins.\nGeneral symptoms include lumps and bumps, which indicate enlarged lymph nodes. These can appear as swellings in the neck behind the jaw, behind the knees, in front of the shoulder blades, and elsewhere.\nGeneral symptoms of the disease include lethargy, loss of appetite, and weight loss. In addition, certain signs can be indicative of certain types of lymphoma:\nChest \u2013 Coughing and difficulty breathing\nGastrointestinal tract \u2013 Signs of vomiting, diarrhea, and blood in the stool\nSpinal cord \u2013 Impaired movement\nKidneys \u2013 Increased drinking and urinating\nSkin \u2013 Raised growths\nIf lymphoma is suspected, your veterinarian will likely recommend the following blood work:\nA complete blood count to evaluate the red, white blood cells and platelets\nChemistry tests to evaluate kidney, liver, and pancreatic function, and sugar levels\nUrinalysis to rule out urinary tract infection and other disease\nFeline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus (FeLV/FIV) tests in cats as these viruses can lead to lymphoma.\nIn dogs - screening for vector-borne disease\nThe most common way to diagnose lymphoma is to take a sample of the affected tissue. Methods include:\nAn x-ray or ultrasound of the chest and abdomen may also help your veterinarian identify affected regions of the body. When diagnosed, lymphoma is classified by stage according to severity, from Stage I-V.\nIt is very important to pursue treatment because the average life expectancy of a pet with untreated lymphoma is not long. Methods of treatment include:\nChemotherapy for general treatment\nRadiation therapy (in some cases may be combined with chemotherapy)\nYour veterinarian may refer you and your pet to a veterinary oncologist for the latest in effective treatment. Treatment rarely cures lymphoma, but most pets tolerate chemotherapy very well and enjoy a good quality of life after the cancer goes into remission. It is not unusual for remission to last for 12 months or longer, but this is ultimately dependent on the stage of cancer and other factors, such as age.\nThe cause of lymphoma is unknown, so there is no known method of prevention. To help reduce the severity of the disease and increase the length and quality of life for your pet, it is important to focus on early detection, treatment, and management of the disease.\nTremors in Dogs: Could My Dog Be Poisoned?",
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        "raw_content": "Wildlife Watching Locations\nHeath River - Tambopata areaPeru has several excellent locations for watching wildlife. There are national parks and protected areas with good tourist facilities. These areas provide good opportunities for viewing wildlife. Here is a map of Peru showing the locations of many of these parks.\nBallestas Islands (Islas Ballestas)\nThis park is located in the Central part of Peru. It includes El Huascaran - the highest peak in Peru. Special species include the Spectacled Bear and the Vicuna. ...link\nManu is located on the eastern slopes of the Andes and stretches to the lowland rain forest on the Brazilian border.\nPacaya-Samiria National Resrve\nIt is located in the headwaters of the Amazon River in northeastern Peru, on an alluvial plain between the Mara\u00f1on and Ucayali river systems. It is accessible via the Amazon River through the city of Iquitos in the department of Loreto, or through the city of Tarapoto in the department of San Martin. ...link\nPampa Galeras National Reserve\nThis is a stronghold of the Vicuna. The habitat is mostly Puna grasslands.\nIt is located along the Pacific Coast in southern Peru, about 160 miles south of Lima. It includes marine habitat and coastal desert.\nIt is located on the eastern slopes of the Andes in northeastern Peru. The endemic Yellow-tailed Wooly Monkey - Lagothrix flavicauda - is found here. ...link\nSierra del Divisor Reserve Zone\nIt is one of the newest protected areas (declared in April 2006). It is located in northeastern Peru in the departments of Loreto and Ucayali and expanding into the Alto Juru\u00e1 region of Acre state in Brazil. The region is an important biodiversity corridor",
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        "title": "China's One Belt One Road to Alter Global Trade Forever",
        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Economy \u00bb How China Just Neutered America\nHow China Just Neutered America\nWith China\u2019s GDP growth slowing (relative to the last 20 years), the country is taking steps to ensure it dominates not just the beginning, but the rest of the 21st century\u2026\nChina intends to achieve its global superpower goal by mastering the flow of consumer goods, and unleashing its industrial capacity through what is known as the One Belt, One Road Initiative. If enacted as China plans, it \u201chas been estimated that this emerging network could be pumping out upwards of US$2.5 trillion of annual trade value by 2025,\u201d according to South China Morning Post.\nFor self-directed investors holding equities or ETFs with exposure to Asia, Europe or most emerging markets, the significance of the One Belt, One Road Initiative will be obvious\u2026 The impact it will have on global trade and growth projections for Eurasia is, quite literally, unprecedented in the last 500 years. In fact, this is the biggest trade initiative the world has ever seen.\nChina\u2019s One Belt, One Road Global Trade and Infrastructure Initiative\nOne Belt, One Road, known as OBOR, is focused on connectivity between the People\u2019s Republic of China and the rest of Eurasia. It consists of two main components: the land-based \u201cSilk Road Economic Belt\u201d and oceangoing \u201cMaritime Silk Road\u201d.\nA belt and a road impacting 40% of the world economy, with China in the middle of it all\u2026 pulling the strings.\nOne Belt One Road Economies | source: Wikipedia\nOne Belt, One Road will be an estimated \u201c\u2026$1.4 trillion project potentially touching 64 nations, no less than 4.4 billion people and around 40 per cent of the global economy,\u201d according to Sputnik International.\nOne Belt One Road | source: hkshalliance.com\nWhat began as a lofty 2013 goal of Chinese President Xi Jinping\u2019s is now becoming reality as opposing trade deals of the West, such as TPP, are met with lukewarm receptions (click here to read about the real reason Obama is pushing for TPP). China\u2019s OBOR initiative will consist of hundreds of different infrastructure projects; and nearly two dozen countries have been outspoken supporters of the plan\u2026\nAs of May, 2016, China had signed agreements with more than 20 countries to initiate what it is describing as \u201csystematic industrial capacity cooperation\u201d. China is executing its master plan\u2026 and it is genius.\nYou see, the infrastructure build-up plan in the 60+ countries serves China on many fronts. In the near to medium-term, it allows China to use its excess supply of metals such as copper and iron ore, of which the nation holds an estimated $100 billion worth. Long-term, the benefits are even more obvious: new trade markets, heightened geopolitical influence, and less reliance on the USD.\nWhile being compared by many to the US\u2019 Marshall Plan to rebuild post-war Europe, the lasting impact of China\u2019s One Belt, One Road Initiative could reshape the power structure of the world.\nThe extensiveness of OBOR, from a trade and infrastructure perspective, will allow China to more effectively distribute its goods to over half the world\u2019s population, and 40% of the global economy. If enacted, it won\u2019t take long for China to become the largest economy on earth\u2026\nJust last month, the train pictured above completed a 13-day, 7,000km ceremonial trip to Hairatan via Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. This is all part of China\u2019s \u201c\u2026efforts to unite the region through its transport and infrastructure plan called \u201cOne Belt, One Road,\u201d according to a South China Morning Post article from September.\nChina: At the Centre of Changing Global Infrastructure\nWe can\u2019t think of a global platform better designed to break China\u2019s and her allies\u2019 dependence on the U.S. dollar. While Obama ineffectively peddled the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) against the wishes of many American senators and congressmen, which China was not invited to participate in (click here to read our report on this shafting), the actual re-centering of global trade is happening an ocean away, in Eurasia. The vast majority of global growth is expected to take place in emerging markets in the coming decades as the West continues to age and drown in an ocean of debt, a lack of growing young families and unfunded liabilities.\nIn what some are calling the \u2018Eurasian Century\u2019, dozens of emerging markets, led by China, are coordinating an infrastructure and trade plan unrivaled since the original Silk Road 500 years ago. By connecting parts of Western Europe with all parts of Asia, Russia and most of the Middle East, China will eventually influence the transportation of goods to a hypermarket roughly 10 times the size of the US economy. If delivered as planned, this will become a reality in less than 10 years, and China will rule the globe. Countries will look to align themselves with China before America \u2013 we\u2019ve already seen US allies break rank to support the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank\u2026\nBanks Line Up to Profit from One Belt, One Road\nIf you haven\u2019t figured out that global finance is all about debt and leverage, try this on for size: The derivatives market is worth more than $1 quadrillion. While the West is tapped financially, with families barely having one child per household, populations are exploding in Africa and the Middle East, and China knows it. More people means more debt and buyers of low quality Chinese goods.\nThe Chinese led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) began lending in early 2016 and is said to be participating in the financing of OBOR. Founded by China in 2014, this bank boasts participation of 56 other countries who are dedicated to lending for projects that are part of the OBOR initiative. A Chinese news agency recently reported,\n\u201cCountries along the line are actively discussing the establishment or the expansion of bilateral cooperation funds of all kinds. Financial cooperation is unfolding quickly, which provides strong support for the construction of important projects.\u201d\nAs early as November 2014, according to Hong Kong Shanghai Alliance Holdings, President Xi Jinping announced plans to create a USD$40 billion development fund (The Silk Road Fund) which will be distinguished from the banks.\nJust as the World Bank and IMF financed infrastructure projects around the world in the 20th century, largely to the benefit of U.S. owned companies, it is now the AIIB and other global emerging market funds, such as the New Development Bank, that will lead development in Eurasia \u2013 strings attached, of course.\nThe New Development Bank (whose members are BRIC nations) has a stated objective of funding infrastructure projects in developing countries to meet the aspirations of millions through sustainable development\u2026\nThe Initial Benefactors: Chinese Companies and the Yuan\nThe OBOR initiative will be led by the:\n\u201cAsian Infrastructure Investment Bank and Silk Road Fund, creating a structure for Chinese companies to help build the roads, railway lines, ports and power grids that are sorely needed in many parts of Asia, Africa and the Middle East. That, in turn, will involve loans and swap deals aimed at making the yuan a global currency.\u201d\nOne Belt One Road Trade Route | source: http://insight.amcham-shanghai.org/chinas-one-belt-one-road-strategy/\nWhile this won\u2019t happen overnight, the writing is on the wall. The U.S. is falling from grace as it continues to run huge trade and budget deficits with manufacturing jobs and natural resource development leaving for more competitive markets.\nWinning Africa \u2013 The Final Frontier\nNotice on the map above the \u201921st-Century Maritime Silk Road\u2019 to Africa. China wants to be sure it has a stronghold in Africa, which we wrote about here.\nTake Kenya, for example. With a population of nearly 50 million and GDP averaging between 4-6% since 2014, it\u2019s no wonder the Maritime Silk Road will have a major port there.\nIn a Weekly Volume from late-2014, titled, The World\u2019s Next China, we highlighted the rush to secure long-term relations with African nations:\n\u201cBy quietly deploying private military contractors, navies and government troops, both nations have been building up their presence on, or near, the resource-rich continent for years. However, despite the United States\u2019 superior military presence, China has been eating America\u2019s lunch in Africa when it comes to trade and political influence.\u201d\nThe Silk Road will open Eastern Africa up to trade with Eurasia like never before. China is following through, while the U.S. is getting left behind.\nChina\u2019s OBOR may not simply be a counterpunch to the U.S.-backed TPP, but ultimately a knock-out blow. Not only was China intentionally excluded from TPP participation, but also from the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and the EU-Japan agreement. All of these agreements project comprehensive liberal agendas. Despite exclusion, China has calmly initiated OBOR with plans to negotiate free-trade agreements with 65 countries along the route. And, not surprisingly, many participating nations in the pending TPP are begging for access to OBOR\u2026 it\u2019s a much bigger prize.\nTo ease warranted concerns, such as escalating conflict in the South China Sea, President Xi Jinping has diplomatically emphasized \u201cThree Nos\u201d with respect to the One Belt, One Road Initiative:\n* No interference in the internal affairs of other nations\n* Does not seek to increase the so called \u201csphere of influence\u201d\n* Does not strive for hegemony or dominance\nChina knows that a strong economy equals populous support at home; and, in turn, a strong military. As the U.S. economy continues to stumble and languish near just 1% growth, with infrastructure decaying from within, this lesson appears to be lost on American politicians.\nIn a post featured on Zero Hedge, titled, The Eurasian Century Is Now Unstoppable, the depleted state of U.S. infrastructure is revealed:\nWith the national debt in America approaching $20 trillion (more than 100% of GDP), and annual GDP growth averages trending down over the past 30 years, it is clear the American Century is long over\u2026\nIt is only a matter of time before the U.S. dollar is dethroned as the world reserve currency. If OBOR is enacted, it won\u2019t be long before America has to compete with dozens of other nations to import Chinese goods as the powerhouse of Eurasia frees itself from the U.S. dollar.\nWatch CCTV\u2019s One Belt, One Road Documentary",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Mining Stocks \u00bb TSX Venture Summertime Woes as Sub-700 Approaches\nThe TSX Venture is firmly in a technical bear market. The exchange is down approximately 24% from its high of 939 in early January. Most speculators in the space know a move of 20% can happen very quickly and easily on the exchange. That said, bear and bull markets can be extreme. After all, it can be argued the Venture is the world\u2019s most volatile index. While speculators have switched from mining to marijuana, the volatility remains. As the exchange flirts with dropping below 700 for the first time since June of 2016, I can\u2019t help but wonder what the future holds for this speculator\u2019s paradise.\nFew remember the two previous bottoms over the past ten years. I remember them both with great detail because I live this exchange every day. I watch the movers, the financings and the best performing sectors. Name a 10X deal on the exchange in the past ten years and I can tell you something about it. I don\u2019t claim to be an expert on every deal, but when it comes to the Venture and its ebbs and flows, I feel like a nurse closely monitoring a patient. As I look for signs of recovery, all eyes are on the marijuana sector. Love it or hate it, the exchange is incredibly tied to the space at the moment. We\u2019ve estimated between 60-80% of all retail trading has at times been marijuana-related in 2018. This doesn\u2019t bode well for an exchange already nearing what were unthinkably low levels just a few years ago. Check out Warning for Marijuana Investors to learn more about our stance on the sector.\nTSX Venture Below 700\nThe Venture bottomed in March 2009 at 689 and again in January 2016 at 466. Venture investors made a killing, primarily in the mining sector between 2009 and the peak in spring 2011. The exchange almost quadrupled to above 2,400. While the exchange more than doubled from 466 to 939 in the most recent bull market (January 2016-January 2018), huge gains were made in the marijuana sector with only select mining plays performing well: lithium, cobalt, etc. With the Venture\u2019s last significant peak in the spring of 2011, mining began what has been a slow and long death.\nTSX Venture | 2 Significant Bottoms in the Past Decade\nDeclining Global Mineral Investment Hurts TSX Venture\nReading an article this past weekend titled Miners New Rock, it detailed Chinese investment in Canada\u2019s mining sector over the past ten years or so. While the larger miners are still able to attract significant capital and various investment, the little explorer continues to be shut out. A few data points from the article stuck with me. Consider this:\n\u201cBetween 2011 and 2016, equity fundraising by mineral companies around the world declined from US$53.7 billion to US$26.8 billion, rising only slightly in 2017 to US$29.2 billion, according to data from S&P Intelligence and the Prospector\u2019s and Developers Association.\u201d\nWith global mining-related investment roughly cut in half since the Venture peaked in 2011, its no wonder junior mining companies are still feeling the pinch. One knows its bad when people don\u2019t even talk about mining deals anymore.\nCanada, specifically Vancouver where I happen to be based, is the epicenter for all things related to public mining and exploration capital. Remember it is only after senior miners are making major profits that juniors tend to realize a sustained rally and or get access to serious exploration capital. This has not happened in over half a decade. For this cycle to reverse, commodity prices have to surge, providing profits to producers, thereby incentivizing majors to spend on exploration. Smart money is reviewing assets, acquiring projects and waiting for their sector to come back into vogue. Mining is truly a patient man\u2019s game.\nChina remains the dominant consumer of many commodities, but with its GDP continuing to slow, the China-demand narrative is long over. If the U.S. can ink a trade deal with China sometime in August it might stop the bleeding, but the mining sector needs a catalyst. A meaningful pick up in inflation and or soaring GDP in the U.S. might do it. However, in the absence of either of those, electric vehicles are making cobalt and other metals interesting, but the benefits have been limited to a few niches to date. And still, the narrative is not exciting enough to get the masses speculating. This reality leaves the Venture\u2019s fate very much tied to the performance of marijuana stocks.\nWhen Will the Venture Boom Next?\nFinally, according to TMX Money, the Venture is comprised of some 45% materials focused or mining-related firms. It was well over 60% leading up to and during the 2011 peak. The Venture will boom again, but at the moment it is entirely dependent on the marijuana sector. A drop below 700 will spur some panic selling as the psychological effect on this exchange is powerful.\nSoon I will take a break from watching the exchange, choosing to focus on my family and some travels. As a final caveat, it is the middle of summer \u2013 a terribly weak seasonal period for miners and the exchange. If the Venture holds above 700 it could bounce back strong in September. Hence, if we do not see signs of a market turn around or interest by late August, the Venture could be preparing for another stark sell-off. 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        "raw_content": "Vertical roof support between the windshield and front edge of the front side window.\nThe American Auto Racing Association, located in Spokane, Washington.\nAmerican Drag Racing Association, located in Spokane, Washington.\nAutomobile Racing Club of America, the little brother to the Winston Cup racing (ARCA is two levels below). ARCA sports similar cars with shorter races and small pay-outs.\nA document that states a person or a legal entity has the right of ownership.\nAn unforeseen and unintended event or occurrence.\nRemoves moisture from the liquid refrigerant in an air-conditioning system.\nA fee charged by the leasing company to buy the vehicle for the lessee and set up the lease. Also called the initiation fee, this typically runs about $450.\nAny accident or event that is not by human hand and can not be prevented. Usually a natural cause.\nReplacement cost of property lost. If your vehicle were stolen, totaled in an accident, or otherwise rendered a loss, the Actual Cash Value is equal to the cost for a similar vehicle at current market prices.\nA device that performs a mechanical action in response to an input signal, which may be electrical or fluidic.\nA person or company, other than the person named on the account who is protected against damage or loss.\nAdditional Insured/Loss Payee\nSince the lessor owns the leased vehicle, the lessee is required to name the lessor \"additional insured\" in his insurance liability-coverage policy and as the \"loss payee\" in his collision and comprehensive policy.\nThe basis for the basic monthly payment.\nThe person working with the insurance agency who determines the amount of damage, loss, and liability.\nAdvertised Price, Average\nThe average listed price for a given year, make and model combination, among the cars currently listed on Autotrader.\nAdvertised Price, Highest\nThe highest listed price for a given year, make and model combination, among the cars currently listed on Autotrader.\nAdvertised Price, Lowest\nThe lowest listed price for a given year, make and model combination, among the cars currently listed on Autotrader.\nThe wind resistance of a vehicle's design elements. Aerodynamic vehicles claim to offer increased performance and reduced wind noise while moving. See Coefficient of Drag.\nA representative of the insurance agency, licensed by the state, who solicits, negotiates, and countersigns the contract. Also provides service to the policyholder for the insurance agency.\nBrakes, usually on heavy-duty trucks, that use compressed air to operate.\nSafety device using an inflatable cushion that inflates and deflates within a fraction of a second to protect a vehicle occupant.\nAirbag Lockout Switch\nA device allowing the driver to turn off the front passenger airbag.\nThe proper adjustment of the car's suspension. Generally refers to the wheel alignment.\nA policy covering all losses except those specifically excluded in the contract.\nTires designed to provide good traction in winter snow and slush without wearing too quickly on dry roads.\nA small, lightweight vehicle designed for recreational off-highway use.\nA vehicle drivetrain with all wheels powered by the engine at all times. Sometimes called full-time four-wheel drive.\nAny non-steel road wheel. Mostly aluminum, but technically a mixture of two or more metals.\nMay be alcohol-based, such as ethanol or methanol; compressed natural gas; or combinations of gasoline and alcohol.\nProduces alternating current and recharges the battery.\nThe gradual reduction of a debt by periodic payments large enough to meet current interest payments and repay the principal.\nThe portion of the purchase price that is actually financed. In addition to the cost of the car, it can include the costs of an extended warranty, credit life insurance, and other items rolled into the payments.\nThe average compound interest rate over the life of the loan. A yearly rate of interest that includes fees and costs paid to acquire a loan. Lenders are required by law to disclose the annual percentage rate, which is used to compare various loans; it makes simple interest and compound interest loans comparable with each other.\nA computer-controlled braking system that senses impending wheel lockup and pulses the brakes many times a second to prevent it. This results in the most important benefit of ABS: by preventing wheel lockup, it allows the driver to maintain steering control. Unfortunately, too few drivers are trained to use ABS properly. When the system engages, it may vibrate the brake pedal. A driver who doesn't know how to use ABS may lift his foot from the pedal when he receives this feedback, effectively disengaging the system.\nA suspension component. A steel rod or tube that connects the left and right suspension members to resist roll or swaying of the vehicle. Improves handling.\nA liquid that mixes with the water in a cooling system of a vehicle's engine. Antifreeze keeps the water from freezing in the winter or cold climates, or from overheating in the summer or hot climates.\nAn initial statement of personal and financial information which is required to approve your loan.\nA survey of the property to assess damage.\nThe ratio between the width and sidewall (or height) of the tire. Tires with lower aspect ratios, usually found on sports models, provide superior handling but a harsher ride.\nA risk that must be insured by state law or otherwise.\nSeveral Dealership operations located on one site.\nAutomatic Locking Retractor\nStandard on 1995 and later models, this device is built into the shoulder belt retractor and keeps the belt cinched tightly, which is essential for properly securing a child-safety seat.\nAutomatically controls a vehicle's heating and cooling systems, maintaining a temperature preset by the occupant.\nA system that varies the power and torque to a drivetrain without the use of a foot-operated clutch.\nA rotating metal shaft connected to the wheels on either side of the vehicle.\nVertical metal roof support between front and rear side windows on the side of the vehicle.\nThe amount currently due, minus previous payments, plus cash advances and purchases.\nThe amount the bank charges the consumer, expressed as a percentage.\nThe price of a vehicle without options but including standard equipment, factory warranty, and freight or destination charge. This price is printed on the Monroney sticker.\nBase-Coat\nA coat of paint acting as the base for other layers to be applied.\nThe rate from which discounts or additions are calculated.\n(Slang) A car for everyday transportation. Usually not in perfect condition.\nA horizontal line, usually imaginary but sometimes indicated by a feature in the body design, just below the window openings on a car or truck body.\nFull-length seat that can usually seat two or three people.\nA property-liability insurance that covers more than one piece of property.\nAny liability that may result from the injury or death of another person.\nThe type of exterior shell or shape to a vehicle (sedan, coupe, truck, etc.).\nThis child-safety seat is designed for children who are too large for a baby seat, but not big enough to sit safely in the vehicle's seats.\nDiameter of an individual engine cylinder.\nBorg Warner Trophy\nVictory in the Indianapolis 500 secures this, the most coveted trophy in Indy Car racing.\nThe cylinders are opposite (180 degrees apart) from each other. Also called flat engines, these are relatively flat compared to In-line or V engines.\nDevice or system that helps reduce the force the driver must exert against the brake pedal. May be hydraulic or electric.\nA hydraulic (liquid-pressured) piston assembly that holds disc-brake pads.\nThe large circular surface that the brake shoe presses against to stop the vehicle.\nUsed in a disc system, it is a replaceable piece of backing plate and additional friction lining.\nBrake Pull\nOccurs when the vehicle pulls suddenly to the left or right as the brake pedal is depressed. It indicates the brakes may be out of adjustment.\nShiny metal disk that brake pads squeeze to stop the vehicle; hence the name disc brakes.\nA curved, replaceable piece of friction material used on drum brakes. The wheel cylinder pushes the brake shoes against the brake drum.\nA person who represents the insured to solicit or negotiate for contracts. A broker may deal with many agents or companies on behalf of his or her client.\nIndividual driver or passenger seats.\nA type of warranty that covers the entire vehicle for a limited amount of time.\nJust one level below Winston Cup, some drivers race at both this and Winston Cup level. These races, often run the day before a Winston Cup race, have gained popularity and are now all televised live, nationally.\nThe vertical metal roof support between the side edge of the rear windshield (also called the backlight) and the rear edge of the rear window.\nThe Championship Association of Mechanics, established in 1989, is a non-profit organization that serves the needs of Indy Car crew members. It also acts to publicize their efforts.\nCharlotte Motor Speedway, home of the World 600 Winston Cup Race, now known as the Coca-Cola 600. This is a NASCAR event, also held on Memorial Day.\nInward or outward tilt of the wheels and tires. This adjustment affects how the vehicle holds the road and handles cornering.\nA machined shaft with lobes that open and close engine-cylinder intake and exhaust valves. As the shaft rotates, the lobes push against valve springs to open the valves and rotate away to close them. Driven by the crankshaft.\nIn a lease transaction, the price at which a financial institution buys a vehicle from a dealer. Equivalent to the cash purchase price if the consumer were buying the vehicle outright, it includes taxes and any other additional charges. Also called Capital Cost.\nIn a lease transaction, an up-front payment made at the start of the lease. The lessee can use cash, a rebate or a trade-in. Similar but not equal to a down payment. The lessee must pay sales tax on the cap-cost reduction amount. Also called Capital-Cost Reduction.\n:A financial institution owned by a manufacturer. Examples include Chrysler Credit, Ford Motor Credit and GMAC.\nDevice that mixes air with fuel, delivering the mixture into the engine's combustion chambers. Only found on older vehicles. By the mid-1980s, new emissions standards led to the use of fuel-injection systems, which do not require frequent adjustment.\nThe insurance company that provides the insurance.\nInsurance covering the insured's legal liability for damage to other person's property or injuries to them. Other forms of insurance, such as burglary, robbery and worker's compensation, belong in this category.\nAn emissions-control device that removes unburned fuel from the exhaust by burning it.\nCatastrophe Hazard\nThe risk of loss by a peril to which a large number of insured are subject. Typical examples are hurricanes and tornadoes.\nCenter High-Mounted Stop Light (CHMSL)\nNHTSA-required brake light mounted higher than the taillights, at the top center or bottom center of the rear windshield.\nThe point of the car where, if it is suspended, it would balance front and rear.\nCenter-Locking Differential\nOn all-wheel drive vehicles, a third differential in addition to those for the front and rear axles. This third differential allows the front and rear wheels to turn at different speeds as needed for cornering on dry pavement. On slippery surfaces, it locks all four wheels together, either automatically or manually depending on the system, for greater traction.\nOn a vehicle with power door locks, the system locks or unlocks all doors at one time.\nChemicals formerly used as refrigerants in cooling systems. No longer used because they are considered harmful to the Earth's ozone layer.\nThe pole of lights that starts a drag race, named for its red and green lights. Most drag races use the pro or heads up start which has three lights in between the first (red) and last (green) stage.\nRequest for payment of a loss as covered under the terms of an insurance contract.\nThe term used to identify a certain section of the contract or policy.\nThe transparent top coat of paint on many newer vehicles; designed to create a long-lasting, lustrous appearance.\nThe non-technical term for the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system (HVAC). Most current vehicles have all three -- heating, defrost and AC.\nIn a lease contract, specifies the vehicle's residual value at the end of the lease term. The lessee is not responsible for the value of the vehicle at term end, but he may face charges for excess wear-and-tear and excessive mileage. Also called a walk-away lease.\nAny expenses added onto the lease that are incidental to the purchase. (For example, title fees and appraisal fees.)\nDevice that connects or disconnects the engine from the transmission.\nPresses against the the transmission flywheel to transfer power from the engine to the transmission.\nA measure of the aerodynamic resistance of the vehicle body. The smaller the number, the more wind-cheating the body design and the greater likelihood that passengers won't have to endure wind noises.\nA suspension component made up of spiral-wound hardened steel, used to isolate a vehicle from the up-and-down movement of the wheels on the road.\nAssets owned by the borrower which document his or her ability to repay the loan. Listed assets may be seized by the lending institution if the loan is unpaid.\nOptional insurance that pays for damage to your car caused by collision with another car or object.\nThe cooperation between two or more people to secretly defraud another person or company.\nTop section of the engine cylinder, where the air-fuel mixture is ignited by a spark plug. The explosion of the combustion pushes the piston down into the cylinder, producing the force that the transmission delivers to the drive wheels.\nCommon Law Liability\nThe responsibility of injury or loss imposed upon a person because of his or her actions.\nA small car that can seat two to four people.\nInterest computed on the sum of an original principal and accrued interest.\nOptional insurance that pays for damage to your car caused by things other than collision. For example, if your car is stolen or vandalized.\nThe ratio of the volume within an engine cylinder when the piston is at the bottom of its stroke, compared to the volume in the cylinder when the piston is at the top of its stroke. The higher the ratio, the more compression during combustion and the more powerful the engine.\nAny type of insurance that is required by law.\nThe withholding of facts by an applicant on an insurance application.\nThis may refer to the unit found between the front driver and passenger seat that contains the automatic transmission shifter, cupholders and a storage compartment. But it can also refer to the section of the instrument panel that includes the controls for the sound system and climate-control system, particularly if the panel flows down the center of the vehicle and includes the automatic-transmission shifter.\nConstant-Velocity Joint (CV Joint)\nOn front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive vehicles, a coupling that allows the front axle to turn at a constant speed at various angles when the vehicle turns. The CV joint is a shaft that transmits engine power from the transmission to the wheel.\nContribution by Equal Shares\nProvision in insurance contracts which requires each company to share equally in the loss until the share of each equals the lowest limit of liability under any policy or the full amount of loss is paid.\nThe wrongful use of a property by the person who owns it.\nAny car with a removable top, either a rag (cloth) top or hard top.\nLiquid used to carry heat away from the engine. Sometimes called antifreeze.\nThe government tracks the average fuel economy of all the vehicles produced in a single model-year by each individual manufacturer. CAFE is that rating.\nGenerally, a two-door car with close-coupled passenger compartment.\nA coupe with an enclosed, rear passenger section and an open driver's section.\nThese NASCAR Trucks are similar to a Winston Cup race car, under the skin. The body must be stock and its shape is monitored by NASCAR officials. This new series of races has been called one of the most exciting in motorsports.\nThe shaft that converts the up-and-down motion of the pistons into rotation. It is connected to the transmission.\nA consumer who will qualify for a vehicle loan. Same as a qualified buyer.\nA device that, when set by the driver, will hold the car at the chosen speed.\nPortions of a vehicle's structure designed to buckle and fold in an impact, absorbing crash force rather than transmitting it to vehicle occupants.\nThe weight of the vehicle without passengers, driver or cargo, but with all standard features, a full tank of fuel, and all the fluids necessary for proper function.\nThe main part of the engine to which other parts are attached.\nAt the top of the engine block is the cylinder head which contains intake and exhaust valves. Air and fuel enter the cylinder head through the intake valves and spent leftovers are released after combustion through the exhaust valves.\nA device that reduces vibration.\nThese lights come on whenever the vehicle is turned on; they make the vehicle more visible to other drivers. Mandatory in Canada and standard equipment on many vehicles sold in the United States.\nDealer Charges\nAny extra charges for additional services or products sold by the dealer such as rust-proofing or extended warranties.\nAlso known as \"pack.\" Manufacturer refund to a dealer after a vehicle is sold. Usually a percentage (2 to 3%) of the MSRP.\nDealer Incentive\nA limited time discount offered by the manufacturer to a dealership.\nA cash refund or attractive lease or loan rate offered by an automotive manufacturer toward the sale/purchase of a new vehicle.\nAlso called dealer cost. The amount the dealer pays for a car or truck. Deducted from this price may be a dealer incentive, which is a set discount offered for a limited period of time, or a dealer holdback, which is a percentage of the vehicle's wholesale price.\nDealer Preparation Fee\nExtra charges for getting the car ready.\nDealer Sticker Price\nThe base price, or the price on the Monroney sticker, plus the suggested retail price of dealer-installed options, dealer preparation, and add-ons such as undercoating.\nThe amount of money or percentage of expenses that will be covered by the insured.\nFees charged the lessee as a result of missing payments or otherwise defaulting on the lease. Typical charges include all remaining payments and any additional costs incurred in reclaiming the vehicle. The security deposit may also be lost.\nA sum of money to hold a deal until the paperwork is complete. If the deal is closed, the deposit is applied to the down payment.\nThe decrease in a vehicle's market value over time. The amount of yearly depreciation is affected by vehicle condition; resale-marketplace supply and demand; and make and model reputation. Convertibles, high-performance cars, trucks and vans tend to depreciate less than other vehicles.\nDestination & Delivery Charges\nThe cost of transporting the vehicle from the assembly plant to the dealership. Usually a flat fee passed on to the buyer without any markup.\nAn internal combustion engine in which the air-fuel mixture is ignited by compression in the cylinder rather than by a spark. Diesel engines use diesel fuel rather than gasoline and tend to be more fuel-efficient and require less maintenance than gasoline engines, but it is more complicated to get them to run cleanly. Also used as a slang term: after turning off the ignition, the engine continues to run for a short period.\nThe fuel used by a diesel engine. Usually found in tractor trailers and other trucks.\nA mechanical gearbox or fluid coupling that allows wheels to rotate at different speeds. Usually located on an axle, it allows the outside wheels to turn faster than the inside wheels during cornering. Four-wheel-drive and all-wheel drive vehicles have two differentials, one for the rear axle and one for the front. all-wheel drive vehicles also may have a third or center differential on the drive shaft that runs between the front and rear axles.\nA small dent or scrape in the body of the vehicle.\nArranging the loan directly through a bank or credit union rather than through the dealer.\nDamage or loss directly due to a particular event or peril.\nShiny metal discs, called brake rotors, are attached to the wheel hub, rotating with the wheel. When the brake pedal is depressed, the brake calipers squeeze the discs to slow the vehicle. See Brake Caliper and Brake Rotor.\nThe volume displaced by an engine's cylinders. Formerly measured in cubic inches, it is now more commonly expressed in liters.\nAlso called Disposition Fees. Charge for costs associated with picking up and processing the returned car at the end of the lease. This runs from $200 to $400. Sometimes rolled into monthly payments. Often absorbed by dealers when another vehicle is leased.\nPart of the ignition (electrical) system. Delivers electricity from the ignition coil to the distributor cap and the spark plug wires in the correct firing order. (The firing order is that sequence in which each cylinder begins its power stroke.) The spark plugs ignite the fuel and air mixture in each cylinder thousands of times a minute, producing the explosion that pushes the piston down in the cylinder to power the vehicle.\nA type of independent suspension in which the upper and lower support pieces, or members, look somewhat like a wishbone.\nThe up-front cash payment that the buyer makes to reduce the amount borrowed to purchase a car; the difference between the loan amount and the purchase price. A trade-in allowance and/or rebate also may be used as down payment. The down payment helps protect the bank, credit union or finance company in case the borrower defaults on the loan. A typical down payment is about 20 percent of the vehicle's sale price.\nA phenomena where two cars running nose to tail together can move faster than an individual vehicle.\nConnects the transaxle to the front wheels on a front-wheel drive vehicle.\nDrive Range (EV)\nThe distance an electric vehicle can drive without re-charging its batteries.\nA rotating metal shaft that transfers power from the transmission differential gear assembly to the rear wheels on a rear-wheel drive vehicle.\nThe wheels, front, rear, or both, to which the engine transmits its power.\nVehicle components which act together to move the vehicle forward or backward. On a rear-drive vehicle, it is the combination of the engine, transmission, differential and drive shaft. On a front-drive vehicle, it consists of the engine, transaxle and drive axles.\nA braking system that uses a metal drum. Brake shoes press against the drum to slow or stop the car.\nDual Overhead Cam (DOHC)\nEngine with two camshafts on top of the cylinder head, one to open and close intake valves, the other to open and close exhaust valves. See also Overhead Cam and Overhead Valve.\nEnding the lease before the contracted time. May be involuntary, due to theft or accident.\nAdditional fee charged when a lease is ended before the agreed-upon term. Often represents a substantial penalty.\nThe portion of the premium which is already paid from an expired policy term.\nVehicles powered by electricity, generally using a rechargeable battery.\nThe computer that controls the engine's fuel and emissions systems. Among the devices it controls is the idle air control, or IAC, which regulates the idle speed in fuel-injected engines. Also called the Electronic Control Unit (ECU).\nInjects fuel into the engine's cylinders with electronic control to time and meter the fuel flow.\nElectronic Valve Timing (EVT)\nSystem in which a computer controls the timing of the opening and closing of cylinder valves.\nEnd of Lease Payment\nIn an open-end lease, the amount the lessee pays at the end of the lease; the difference between the vehicle's residual value, which was used to calculate lease payments, and the actual market value.\nThe total of the volume used for combustion inside the cylinders of an engine. Measured in liters on newer models, or in cubic inches on older models.\nThe federal agency that regulates air quality and sets automotive fuel-economy and emissions standards.\nThe value left in a used vehicle after subtracting the outstanding loan balance from its market value. For example, if $4,000 is still owed on a car worth $8,000 on the open market, then it has an equity of $4,000.\nA process in which a neutral third party takes care of the transfer of ownership of the vehicle.\nEvaporated fuel from the carburetor or fuel system which mixes with the surrounding outside air.\nPart of the climate-control system that contains a liquid refrigerant which turns to gas to absorb heat from the air.\nAny mileage over the amount agreed upon within the lease. Generally incurs a per-mileage charge at the end of the lease. Experts recommend a yearly mileage limit, or Mileage Cap, that exceeds normal driving needs.\nAdditional charge at the end of the lease for every mile on the odometer over the limit stated in the lease. A typical charge is 15 cents per mile, but the fees can be from 10 cents to 25 cents a mile. It costs less to figure your expected mileage use (or mileage allowance) realistically and prepay than to pay for excess mileage at lease end.\nVisible damage to a vehicle that is above and beyond what is considered normal wear and tear. Usually specified in the lease contract. Will incur additional cost at lease-end. If possible, negotiate as specifically as you can in the lease what the lessor will consider excess wear and tear.\nAny cause, condition, or property which are not covered by the policy.\nPart of the emissions system, it recirculates exhaust gases into the intake manifold, cooling the combustion chamber.\nThe passages that route the exhaust gases towards the muffler and exhaust system.\nA policy that covers any extras that are not in the original policy.\nThe standard and options that make up the equipment of a used vehicle.\nTransmits power from a crankshaft-driven pulley to an engine fan and other accessories.\nProvides a flexible connection between the tractor and the trailer.\nThe reduction ratio of the transmission gear set furthest from the engine. In other words, the ratio of the number of rotations of the drive shaft for one rotation of a wheel. In general, a low final drive ratio results in better fuel efficiency, and higher final drive ratio results in better performance.\nThe metal panel that separates the engine compartment from the passenger compartment. It also often includes sound and heat insulation.\nFirst Party Coverage\nThe compensation for loss or damage from your insurance company rather than the person involved in the accident.\nA cancellation of a policy free of any charge or fee.\nA rate that is not subject to any additions or adjustments.\nThe most popular of all the forms of auto racing, Formula 1 tends to be dominated by European drivers. The parallels to Indy Car racing have lead to the defections of drivers like Nigel Mansell, who seek the greater spoils of victory here in the US.\nAn unforeseen accident.\n(Slang) A four-speed manual transmission.\nA transfer case distributes power to both axles in order to drive all four wheels.\nVehicle on which all four wheels turn when the driver turns the steering wheel. The rear wheels turn at a smaller angle than the front wheels. This system appeared on a few sports models in the 1980s but was never very popular in North America.\nEngine power is transmitted to the front wheels, which are the drive wheels. Also front-drive.\nThe number of miles a vehicle gets per gallon.\nA car that is usually four doors and seats anywhere from two to seven people.\nThis variation of a dragster hides the usual front engine chassis under a lightweight body that looks like a street car.\nAn electrical device that breaks the current in a circuit that is overloaded or shorted; it prevents damage to other components. However, the fuse itself may fail, and the most common repair when a fuse blows is to simply replace it without working on any other electrical component.\nGAP Insurance/Protection\nStands for Guaranteed Auto Protection insurance. Extra insurance for lease customers to cover the difference in the actual value of the vehicle and whatever is owed on the lease. Important if the car is stolen or totaled early in the lease term. It also covers the difference in value between what may be paid by an insurance carrier and what is still owed to the leasing company, including future lease payments.\nAlso called gas-filled shocks. They are shock absorbers filled with a low-pressure gas to smooth the vehicle's ride during up-and-down movement.\nAny thin, soft material installed between two metal surfaces to create a good seal.\nThis is the garage area at Indy, where major mechanical work is done on the cars.\nGeneral Property Taxes\nAny tax on real estate or personal property.\nA code of conduct between parties emphasizing honesty during the transaction.\nGrand National Circuit\nThis was the previous name for Winston Cup Racing before R.J. Reynolds became the sponsor in 1972.\nA type of car race popular in Europe. Also, a French term meaning great prize.\nGray Market Vehicle\nAny car that is imported, but not through authorized retailers. May have insufficent emissions standards.\nUsed in automotive circles to describe all of the windows enclosing the passenger compartment.\nAn opening in the front of the vehicle that allows air to reach the radiator.\nSee Capitalized Cost\nThe income of the borrower before taxes or expenses are deducted; used to qualify for a loan or a lease.\nThe curb weight of the vehicle plus the maximum load it is designed to carry.\nThe ease of vehicle steering and maneuverability around turns, up hills, etc.\nA passenger car with a full-height rear door that includes a rear window. Usually has a rear folding seat.\nA situation that may increase the probability of a loss or damage.\nThe distance from the top of an occupant's head to the headliner.\nThe interior covering of the roof. Headliners often contain consoles with slots for garage-door openers and other devices, as well as dome lights and wiring for electrical and electronic components attached to the headliner. The covering usually includes a sound-absorbing material.\nSister organization to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Funded by insurance companies.\nThe allotted room between a passenger's hips and any other part of the vehicle.\nAn agreement where one party assumes responsibility.\nManufacturer refund to a dealer after a vehicle is sold. Usually a percentage of the MSRP.\nA loan secured by the equity in your home. Interest paid is usually tax-deductible. Increasingly, consumers are using home-equity loans instead of consumer loans to purchase items, such as cars, for which conventional-loan interest is not tax-deductible.\nA normal vehicle that has been altered to improve speed and overall appearance or look.\nI-Beam Suspension\nA suspension beam under the car that supports the body in the shape of a capital I.\nInternational Hot Rod Association\nIndianapolis Motor Speedway, the site of the Indy 500. This is now an IRL event.\nInternational Motor Sports Association, founded by John Bishop in 1969. Sanctions, organizes, markets and officiates professional auto racing events. Season begins in February at Daytona International Speedway and ends in October on the streets of New Orleans.\nIndy Racing League founded by Tony George in 1995 in response to re-occurring feuds and disputes with CART.\nThe speed of the engine at minimum throttle and the engine in neutral.\nCylinders are arranged side by side in a row and in a single bank. Most four-cylinder and some six-cylinder engines are in-line engines. In V-6, V-8 or V-12 engines, the cylinders are divided into two banks, each of which is angled away from the other in a 'V.'\nA cash refund or attractive lease or loan rate offered by an automotive manufacturer toward the purchase of a new vehicle.\nA legal principle specifying that the insured not collect more than the actual cash value of a loss but be restored to approximately the same financial position that existed before the loss.\nA suspension design that lets each wheel move up and down independently of the others. A vehicle can have two-wheel or four-wheel independent suspension; sportier models have four-wheel independent suspension. See also Multi-Link Suspension, Live Axle.\nThe big race held in Indianapolis every year on Memorial Day weekend.\nOne level below Indy car racing, known for its lighter version of actual Indy Cars. This is a stepping stone to the Indy 500.\nInflatable Tubular Restraint\nThis tube of woven material is stiffer and stays inflated longer than a traditional airbag cushion. The tube protects the occupant's head and torso in a side impact, in part by keeping them away from the point of intrusion. The uninflated tube is tucked into the edge of the roof headliner. The tube is attached at the base of the A-pillar in front of the occupant, and at the roofline behind the occupant. When it inflates, the tube angles across the window to keep the occupants head from hitting the window glass or metal side pillar. Because of the longer time the tubular restraint stays inflate\nA loan repaid in separate smaller amounts, typically monthly.\nThe instrument panel contains the gauges in front of the driver; the controls for the sound system and climate-control system; the glove box; vents for the windshield defroster; and the front passenger-side airbag. The instrument panel is often delivered to the factory as a complete module with electronic components already installed.\nSister organization to the Highway Loss Data Institute. Funded by insurance companies.\nProof that the borrower has auto insurance.\nMay also be called integrated child-safety seats or integrated child-restraint seats. Built-in child seats that fold out of the seatback of a rear seat. Sedans with this option usually have one in the center of the rear seat; minivans may have one or two in the middle seating positions. While NHTSA and every other safety organization stress that any child-restraint seat is better than none, built-in child-restraint seats are considered the safest alternative because they are more securely anchored than a seat attached to seat belts.\nDevice that cools air as it leaves a turbocharger or supercharger before the air is blown into the engine air intake. Cooling makes the air denser and richer in oxygen, which lets the engine produce more power.\nThe cost of the money borrowed, usually expressed as a percentage of the whole.\nThe periodic charge, expressed as a percentage, for the use of credit.\nInterior Payload\nThe amount of space or material that can be carried inside the vehicle.\nThe initial charge to the dealer from the manufacturer, including freight and delivery charges.\n(Slang) An old, dilapidated automobile.\nOwnership that is shared by two or more persons\nA system for locking and unlocking doors of a vehicle with a central locking system without using the key. Usually, the user controls the locks by pressing a button on a remote key-fob transmitter. Some vehicles have electronic combination locks on the doors near the handle.\nKilometers Per Hour (KPH)\nMultiply by 0.621 to convert to miles per hour.\nA vehicle that is designed for assembly by the private hobbyist.\nLap-and-Shoulder Belt\nA safety belt that secures the driver and/or passenger in the seat with a continuous web of material which fits across the lap and crosses the upper body. It keeps the occupant from jerking forward in the event of a crash. Also called three-way belt, three-point belt, or three-point safety harness.\nThe termination of a policy due to failure to pay the premium.\nSuspension spring made up of several thin, curved, hardened-steel or composite-material plates attached at the ends to the vehicle underbody. The curved shape of the plates allows them to flex and absorb bumps.\nLean or Rich Fuel Mixture\nThe fuel mixture is lean when it has too much air, and rich when it has too much fuel. These terms can also be used to refer to adjustments the electronic control module makes to the fuel mixture in response to various driving conditions, particularly on engines with variable-valve technology.\nA contract between lessor and lessee for a specified time period and at a specified payment. The title to the car remains in the name of the lessor as owner of the asset. glossary.L.item.6.term:Lease Rate glossary.L.item.6.def:The monthly finance cost of a lease, similar to the interest rate on a conventional loan. Determined by the money factor.\nThe number of months for which a vehicle is leased.\nLease-End Residual Value\nUsed to estimate the value of the vehicle at the end of the lease.\nWith the front seat adjusted all the way back, the distance from the accelerator pedal's heel point to the back of the front seat cushion.\n(Slang) A vehicle, usually new, that has a large number of defects.\nThe person who leases a vehicle. The party paying for the use of the vehicle (consumer).\nThe person or institution who owns and leases the vehicle to the lessee. The party funding the lease of the vehicle placed in lease service. It can be the dealer, a leasing company, or a financial institution such as a bank or credit union.\nAny legally enforceable obligation.\nA type of insurance that pays or renders service on behalf of the insured for any loss or damage due to his or her negligence.\nThe limit of insurance the company will pay for on a particular policy.\nA legally documented claim against a vehicle by another party to which the vehicle has been offered as security for repayment of a loan or other debt. A lien against the title may make it impossible to sell the vehicle and transfer the title until the lien is cleared.\nAn individual or company with a financial interest in an insured's vehicle.\nThe rear opening on a hatchback.\nThe distance a person must lift an object off the ground to put it in a trunk or cargo bay.\nAdjective that refers to passenger trucks, as opposed to medium-duty or heavy-duty commercial trucks.\nA device that helps prevent the drive wheels from skidding or losing traction by diverting power from the slipping wheel to the opposite wheel on the same axle.\nAn approved loan amount that has not yet been used.\nEngine-displacement measurement, as in 2.0-liter engine.\nA solid axle allowing movement of the wheel on one end to affect the opposite wheel. Found on older rear-drive cars and tucks. Also called a rigid axle.\nThe ratio of the sales price or appraised value to the loan amount. Obtained by divided price or value into loan amount. A vehicle with a $10,000 price and an $8,000 loan would have a loan-to-value ratio of 80 percent.\nLock or Lock-in\nA commitment you obtain from a lender assuring you a particular interest rate for a definite time period. Protects you in case interest rates rise during the approval process, or between the time you apply for the loan and actually receive the money you have borrowed.\nThe amount sought through an insurer's claim.\nA tire rating which indicates a tire designed to perform well in mud and snow.\nMichigan International Speedway. Site of the 1996 US 500, a CART event.\nThe Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. The recommended selling price for a vehicle as set by the manufacturer.\nA MacPherson strut is a unit that includes a damper or shock absorber cartridge inside a large, long metal spring. MacPherson struts are used over the front wheels of most front-drive cars. Replacement of MacPherson strut cartridges requires a spring compressor.\nThe manufacturer of the vehicle (BMW, Chrysler, Honda).\nThe purposeful damaging of another's property.\nManifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP sensor)\nDetects engine load by measuring air pressure or vacuum in the intake manifold.\nA transmission that varies the power and torque through a foot pedal controlled clutch and a floor-mounted or steering-shaft-mounted gear selection lever.\nThe suggested selling price of the vehicle. Does not include destination charges, optional equipment, or taxes.\nThe price for which something would currently sell.\nDevice that measures the flow of air entering the throttle housing.\nA piston-type pump that produces pressure in the brake hydraulic system.\nOptional insurance that pays for medical and/or funeral expenses for the driver and passenger of a vehicle.\nA medium size car designed to seat four to six passengers.\nThe lessee's estimate of how much mileage he will drive during the lease term. If the lessee underestimates how much he drives, he will face an excess mileage charge at lease end.\nMileage Cap\nIn a lease transaction, the maximum number of miles the vehicle can be driven by the end of the lease. There is a per-mile penalty for exceeding this limit.\nFees assessed if lessee drives more than the contracted mileage limit.\nFuel economy measurement. Abbreviated as mpg. Generally, a vehicle sticker may offer mpg ratings for city driving, highway driving, and combined driving.\nThe distance between the ground and the lowest point of the vehicle chassis (usually the axle). A vehicle can drive over any object shorter than its minimum ground clearance.\nThe smallest premium that an insurance company will accept for payment on a policy.\nThe style of the vehicle produced by the manufacturer (Ford Mustang, Chrysler LeBaron, Honda Civic).\nThe money factor is used to determine the lease rate. For all intents and purposes it is the lease equivalent of the interest rate on a conventional loan. The money factor is the current annual percentage rate divided by 24. To figure out the equivalent interest rate, multiply the money factor by 2400. The money factor usually has two zeroes after the decimal point before the rest of the number, for example 0.004133, so any differences in the figure seem very small, but translated into an interest rate they can make a great difference in the actual finance cost of a lease.\nMonroney Sticker Price\nThe price which appears on the label showing the base price, installed options, transportation charge, and fuel economy. Required by law, it may not be removed by anyone other than the purchaser.\nA window-type opening in the roof of the car that can open or tilt up or down. See Sunroof.\n\"It's insured; so why worry?\" This attitude usually increases the probability of loss or damage.\nThe exhaust system device in the tailpipe that reduces engine noise. Some vehicles have more than one muffler along the tailpipe.\nIndependent suspension controlled with several link arms that restrict undesired motion of the suspension for a smoother ride and more precise handling.\nMulti-Port Fuel Injection\nAn electronic fuel-injection method that uses individual injectors to spray fuel directly into each intake port, bypassing the intake manifold. Also called multi-point fuel injection.\nMultiple Security Deposits\nA lessee may choose to pay additional security deposits (or monthly payments up-front) in exchange for a lower monthly lease payment via a reduced money factor, which reduces the monthly charges.\nNational Association of Stock Car Auto Racing; the governing body which sets the rules and regulations for stock car racing.\nThe person or company that is designated as the insured.\nThe federal agency that creates safety regulations for cars and trucks, crash-tests them, and analyzes safety-related defects that may require recalls.\nThe amount owed on a vehicle loan is greater than its market value.\nFailure to use a certain degree of care.\nNew Car Assessment Program (NCAP)\nOne of several crash-test programs run by NHTSA. Cars are crashed head-on into a rigid barrier at 35 mph, and instrumented dummies measure crash forces endured by properly restrained occupants. NHTSA assigns each tested vehicle a score indicating the likelihood of moderate, severe or fatal injury.\nA mixture of nitric acid and methane which is used to fuel TOP Fuel Dragsters and Funny Cars; is also called nitro or top fuel.\nA type of insurance where both parties in an accident file claims regardless of fault.\nThe termination of the insurance policy at the expiration date.\nOrange County International Raceway.\nAny event that resulted in a loss or damage to the insured or the insured's property.\nThe hydrocarbon substance in gasoline that reduces engine knock or pinging, which is a noise caused by premature ignition of fuel in the cylinder combustion chamber. The higher the octane number, the less chance of premature ignition. High octane, which has a rating above 91, is useful only when recommended by the manufacturer.\nIndicates the number of miles a vehicle has been driven. It is illegal to tamper with the odometer reading.\nThe illegal practice of rolling a vehicle's odometer back to indicate that it traveled fewer miles than it actually has.\nOdometer Rollover\nOccurs when the vehicle's mileage exceeds the mechanical limits of the odometer ? usually 99,999 miles. This must be certified by the seller, under the Truth in Mileage Act.\nAlso called a Finance or Equity Lease. The lessee is responsible for the difference between the agreed-upon residual value and the fair market value of the vehicle at the end of the lease, if the vehicle is worth less than anticipated. For example, if the vehicle has a market value of $8,000 at the end of the lease, and the residual value was set at $10,000, then the lessee owes the leasing company the difference of $2,000. The lessee has the right to an independent appraisal of the vehicle, at his or her own expense. The payments for an open-end lease are generally lower than those for a closed-end lease.\nThe cost of using money one way as opposed to using it in another, more economically advantageous way. For example, the loss of interest experienced as a result of removing money from a savings account to be used as a down payment on a vehicle.\nEquipment or features that can be added to a particular model which are not part of the standard package. These usually involve additional cost and can be ordered individually or as part of a package.\nOver-insurance\nWhen the insurance is more than the risk of peril.\nA transmission gear with a ratio below 1:1, which improves fuel economy by reducing engine revolutions per minute at highway speeds. On a five-speed manual transmission, the fourth and fifth gears are overdrive. On a four-speed automatic transmission, the fourth gear is overdrive. When an overdrive gear set is engaged, the output shaft turns at a higher rate than the input shaft, reducing engine revolutions at cruising or highway speeds.\nOverhead Cam (OHC)\nThe camshaft is on top of the cylinder head on overhead-cam engines. Single overhead-cam (SOHC) engines have a single cam above the cylinder head. Dual overhead-cam (DOHC) engines have two cams above the cylinder head. All overhead-cam engines are also overhead-valve (OHV) engines, which means the intake and exhaust valves sit atop the cylinder head.\nOccurs when the rear tires lose adhesion under cornering. In motorsports, this is also called loose. Oversteer can lead to a spin if the driver doesn't reduce acceleration. See also Understeer.\nMeasures the amount of oxygen in the exhaust.\nActually, PPG Industries, founded in 1883 as the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company. PPG has been the source of tough urethane finishes on cars racing in the Indianapolis 500 since 1975. In 1980, it became the title sponsor of the PPG Indy Car World Series.\nProfessional Racers Organization\nAcronym for pounds per square inch. A pressure measurement used in tire inflation and turbocharger boost.\nSeen at NASCAR and Indy races, the pace car leads race cars out of the pole position at beginning of races or after a yellow flag or restart has been called.\nPackage Shelf\nThe ledge between the rear seat and the backlight (or rear windshield). The name is misleading because it's a bad idea to put anything on the package shelf. However, it often contains the sound system's rear speakers and, on some vehicles, the CHMSL or center brake light. Sometimes also called the package tray. On European cars the package tray often contains a first-aid kit; on higher-end models it may contain storage compartments.\nPapers of Origin\nManufacturer documents used to obtain vehicle titles.\nAny loss that does not completely destroy the property or exhaust the insurance.\nA device or structure that automatically helps restrain vehicle occupants in an impact. This includes airbags, belt pretensioners, padded knee bolsters, and shoulder belts that are motorized, or attached to the door.\nA cause of a possible loss.\nA broad type of medical payments insurance. Usually offers protection for expenses incurred up to a dollar amount.\nA generic term that describes injury or damage to property.\nThe material of the risk itself.\nThe type of truck with an open cargo bed behind the closed cab.\nA type of gear that has small teeth that mesh with other, larger gears.\nThe heavy, cylindrical metal shaft within each engine cylinder that travels up and down to turn the crankshaft, compress the air and fuel mixture for combustion and expel exhaust gases.\nThe amount of time that the policy covers (i.e., six months or two years).\nThe person who has possession of the policy.\nPositive Crankcase Ventilation Valve\nAn emission device that routes oil pan vapors to the intake manifold to be burned during combustion. Also known as the PCV valve.\nPositive Equity\nThe vehicle's market value is greater than the amount the borrower owes on it.\nAnother name for a vehicle's engine.\nA steering system that uses a separate motor or engine power to reduce the effort necessary to turn the front wheels.\nThe maximum power output of the vehicle per unit mass. The higher the ratio, the more powerful the vehicle. In comparing several vehicles, this can be a better measurement than engine horsepower or torque because it considers the weight variable. In other words, a car that seems to have a powerful engine but is also heavy may have less get-up-and-go than a vehicle that has a similar or less powerful engine but also weighs less.\nThe combination of engine and transmission.\nThe periodic payment to keep the policy enforced.\nPreparation Charges\nCharges incurred by the dealer while preparing a vehicle for delivery to the buyer.\nHolds the clutch disc against the flywheel.\nA device that rapidly yanks in shoulder-belt slack when a crash sensor detects an impact. Some pretensioners are activated by a small explosive charge in the belt retractor; some contain their own inertial sensors. So far, pretensioners are still found on more expensive models, particularly those by European manufacturers. By pulling in belt slack within milliseconds of an impact, pretensioners help reduce chest and head injury by restricting occupant motion and preventing the occupant from hitting the belt.\nPro Rallies\nRoad rallies which are very competitive and are run at high speeds on roads closed to the public. Often sponsored by the SCCA.\nA method of starting a drag race that differs from most starts in that it only has one amber light between the initial staging and the final lights on the \"Christmas Tree.\"\nA headlight that uses a spherical reflector to tightly control the light beam. The bulb or light source directs the light inward, toward the reflector at the back of the headlight assembly, which then projects it forward from the vehicle. These lights are more powerful, accurate and expensive than standard sealed-beam and halogen headlights, and are generally found on sport and luxury models.\nA formal statement made by the insured to the insurance company regarding a loss.\nThe protection of the property when not under control of the insured.\nThe lessee's right to purchase the vehicle, if he so chooses, at lease end. It's a good idea to negotiate a purchase-option price at the same time you negotiate the capitalized cost and residual value, if possible. Some contracts lock-in a pre-determined value for the vehicle.\nA metal rod that transmits the motion of the camshaft to the valve actuators to open and close the valves. Used on engines with overhead valves but without overhead camshafts.\nThe chlorofluorocarbon refrigerant, commonly referred to as Freon (a DuPont trademark) or CFC-12, now considered environmentally hazardous but once the key ingredient in automotive air-conditioning systems. A refrigerant is a chemical compound that absorbs, carries and releases heat in an air-conditioning system.\nThe environmentally safe refrigerant now used in air-conditioning systems. It requires a slightly bulkier condenser unit than R-12. Vehicles equipped with R-12 systems can be converted to use R-134a. Since Freon is now banned, expensive and hard to obtain, the conversion may be a good idea when an R-12-based system needs recharging, particularly if technicians detect a leak.\nRACMSA\nThe RAC Motor Sports Association is recognized by the FIA as the governing body of motor sport in Great Britain.\nThe steering wheel is connected to a pinion gear that meshes with a toothed bar, also called a rack or linear gear. As the pinion turns, the rack moves side to side, moving the steering linkage and causing the front wheels to turn left or right. The ends of the rack are linked to the steering wheel with tie rods.\nThe copper or aluminum device in front of the engine through which hot engine coolant is circulated and cooled. The liquid is then recirculated back through the engine block to cool it.\nA convertible with a soft top.\nCompeting teams, consisting of a driver and a navigator, are given route instructions, which they must follow exactly. Each team follows the course independently, trying to rack up points based on how well they meet a pre-determined schedule.\nThe per unit cost of insurance.\nThe drivetrain in which power is applied through the rear wheels only.\nAn illegal action wherein the agent gives the insured a portion of his or her commission to entice the purchase of insurance.\nA partial reimbursement from the manufacturer, to either the dealer or buyer, for purchasing a vehicle.\nA manufacturer calls in vehicles to repair defects, usually safety-related. Recalls may be voluntary, requested by the government, or mandated by NHTSA.\nA steering mechanism in which the steering shaft turns a worm gear causing a toothed metal block to move back and forth, turning the front wheels. Ball bearings reduce friction between the worm gear and the metal block.\nReconditioning Reserve\nAnother name for the security deposit when leasing a vehicle.\nUnfairly discriminating against a risk because of its location.\nThe point on the engine tachometer that indicates the maximum rpm the engine can safely withstand.\nMoney to be held until lease-end as a security method for all lease obligations.\nPayment of the amount according to the loss or damage of property.\nDisengages the clutch disc from the flywheel by pressing on the pressure plate release springs.\nThe continuation of coverage that is about to expire.\nThe amount charged in addition to the depreciation and any amortized costs.\nThe estimated value of the vehicle at the end of the lease. Often expressed as a percentage in decimal form. It is based on a vehicle's MSRP. For example, the residual value of a vehicle may be 0.65, or 65% of its MSRP at the end of the lease term. In this example, a car with an MSRP of $20,000 is estimated to be worth $13,000 at the end of the lease term. Residual value may be a negotiable figure. This should be clearly stated in the lease. It is one of the elements used in determining the monthly lease payment and also in deciding whether to buy the vehicle at term end. Also called the walk-\nThe amount of liability that is assumed but not reinsured by the agency.\nDescribes at which speed the engine crankshaft is turning.\nThe outer edge of a bare wheel.\nAny chance of loss or damage.\nThe body panel that runs beneath a vehicle's doors.\nA protective steel cage to prevent driver injury during a rollover.\nThe type of vehicle impact in which the car or truck rolls over on its side, onto its roof, or turns over completely. The biggest cause of injury in a rollover is ejection of the occupant or any part of the occupant. Rollover is a greater risk in any sport-utility vehicle -- because of its high center of gravity -- than in a minivan, pickup truck or passenger car. Rollover can occur immediately upon impact or in the seconds after an impact, which makes it more difficult to protect occupants with traditional airbags. Inflatable tubular restraints and similar designs that stay inflated longer th\nUnder a Rule of 78 loan, the interest over the entire life of the loan is divided into 78 equal pieces. The first monthly payment consists of 12 of these pieces, the next of 11 pieces and the rest principal, the third of 10 interest pieces and the rest principal, and so on to the 12th payment, which includes only 1/78 of the interest. Under this type of loan, all the interest due is paid during the first year, and all future payments go toward reducing the principal. A Rule of 78 loan insures that the financier will earn its profit immediately but leaves the borrower with less equity in the ea\nRunning Yellow\nThis indicates that something may be wrong on the track, but the cars are allowed to stay, running at a reduced speed. A quick check by the officials usually resolves the issue and the green light comes back on.\nThe Sports Car Club of America sponsors many racing events in the U.S. It also supplies many of the Race Officials and Workers for Road Racing by other groups. Most SCCA events are geared toward participation by SCCA members.\nSCORE Off-Road Desert Championship\nShort Course Off-Road Enterprises. SCORE now stages and promotes Off Road Truck races and events. Season starts in Arizona each January, ending in November with the Ford Tecate SCORE Baja 1000.\nDiscounts for a good driving record.\nMay be required in some lease contracts. It is similar to a security deposit on an apartment. 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        "raw_content": "Plowman Craven has experience of recording, updating and managing spatial data for several prominent estates including the Parliamentary Estates Directorate, The Crown Estate and the Royal Household Property Section.\nGeospatial platform for CAFM systems\nData rich survey information for BIM\nConservation, renovation, restoration and refurbishment plans\nIdentify maintenance requirements and performance\nAssessment of environmental issues and risk assessments\nLet\u2019s discuss your requirements and see how our expertise in Estate Data Management Services can help on your next project.\nBuilding Lifetimes\nDuring the lifecycle of a building, the costs of operation and maintenance far outweigh any initial investment and there is always the need to maximise efficiency and manage costs.\nHaving up-to-date geospatial information is a key element of this, whether it supports the platform in a CAFM system or provides a BIM reference.\nPlowman Craven has provided the expertise and experience to help preserve the world\u2019s heritage buildings since 1964. We\u2019re experienced in providing complete digital photographic archives of structures, sites, objects and works of art. We utilise the latest techniques to create accurate, complex and realistic 3D models which record and monitor deterioration within historic structures.\nHaving been the surveyor of choice for the Houses of Parliament since the 1970s, Plowman Craven has a rich history of scanning, measuring and documenting this UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2015, we were awarded the coveted five-year framework contract to survey the entire Parliamentary Estate, as part of the Restoration and Renewal Programme. With more than 2,000 rooms in the main Parliament building alone, this was a mammoth task. We also provided a range of additional services including sewer surveys, asbestos tests and structural monitoring.\n'Virtually\u2019 exploring every inch of the Parliamentary Estate...\nThe measurement data captured was used to produce a comprehensive 3D model that enables interested parties to \u2018virtually\u2019 explore every inch of the Parliamentary Estate, extracting measurements and viewing all elements in fine detail. The 3D model was supported by thousands of high-resolution panoramic photographs that provide a full visual record of the condition of the Estate, enabling the planning, design and construction phases to proceed.\nThe challenges of the task were myriad, with confined spaces, inaccessible roof areas, differing floor levels, architectural treasures, data security and, of course, the thousands of people who work there all needing to be safely dealt with.\nThe team is now engaged with another prestigious client, with work for The Royal Household taking place at Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.\nRead more about involvement in Parliamentary Estate",
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        "raw_content": "DRHC Redevelopment Project Update January 2019\nConstruction on the Dauphin Regional Health Centre (DRHC) Emergency Department/Special Care Unit Redevelopment Project has continued through early 2019 and is now about 75 per cent complete. Work on the $23 million redevelopment began in May 2017 and, once completed, will see a much more spacious, modernized and efficient Emergency Department (ED), Special Care Unit (SCU) and ambulance bay area.\nAt this time, the revised construction completion timeframe for the main ED/SCU work is anticipated to be June 2019. However, the health region would still require some time after taking possession of the new space to move over all the necessary ED and SCU functions. Planning to ensure the move from the much smaller temporary ED/SCU, which is currently in use, into the new, larger areas continues to take place. More information on future milestones and important timelines will be provided in the coming months.\nPresently, within the interior of the building, contractors are completing the main floor drywall work and preparing to begin painting. On the exterior, brick installation is nearly complete.\nSome of the overall highlights of the redevelopment include:\nan expanded ED/SCU overall area by over three times its size;\nenhanced treatment, exam and observation rooms including a new decontamination area;\nmore efficient patient registration layout and a larger waiting area;\ncentral nursing stations with direct visual of patients;\nan enclosed, heated ambulance garage with multiple vehicle capability;\nintegrating PMH security services into the new main entrance point, which is designed with public and staff safety in mind;\nmore access-friendly and patient drop-off improvements in both the front and back of the facility.\nIt\u2019s important to note that even though the new ED/SCU will start functioning in the summer of 2019, there will still be one last construction phase required for the DRHC front entrance and ramp. The front ramp area will be demolished and reconstructed beginning in early to mid-summer 2019. It\u2019s anticipated the final phase will be completed in November 2019.\nAccordingly, the temporary entrance between the hospital and community health building, which has been in use since construction started, will remain as a key point of entry/exit until project completion.\nEntrance corridor of Dauphin Regional Health Centre\nEmergency Department Renovations",
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        "raw_content": "Ponoka in the running for major economic opportunity\nPonoka is on a short list of communities favoured for an aircraft manufacturing plant that could eventually employ a thousand people and generate annual economic benefits of $300 million.\nA picture of an Aeromax Loadstar Utility Aircraft courtesy of Terry Ferguson\nBy Harley Richards\nAdvocate business editor:\nAeromax Loadstar Ltd. is seeking a site and investors for the project, which would involve the production of a utility aircraft with a variety of applications. Output is projected to ramp up to 12 planes a month within four years, with these expected to sell for about $2.55 million each.\nTerry Ferguson, an Edmonton-based investment adviser with Union Securities Ltd. of Vancouver, is project facilitator for Aeromax Loadstar. He\u2019s also an investor in the company.\nFerguson said Aeromax Loadstar\u2019s parent company, Aeromax International Inc. of Seattle, decided that Alberta would be a good location for the manufacturing facility because of the relatively low business costs here.\nHe\u2019s met with officials from municipalities across the province, and Ponoka and Wetaskiwin are the current frontrunners. Ferguson said these communities are able to satisfy Aeromax Loadstar\u2019s requirement of a 15-acre parcel near a runway, and have also been the most supportive in helping the company move forward.\n\u201cThey\u2019ve been willing to take the next step.\u201d\nBrad Watson, the Town of Ponoka\u2019s chief administrative officer, said he\u2019s excited about the prospects of Aeromax Loadstar landing in town.\n\u201cAnytime that you can find a business of that magnitude, it\u2019s promising for the community.\u201d\nHe added that the aerospace industry is clean and high-tech, and would produce considerable economic benefits for the region.\nWatson also said he and other town officials are satisfied that the project and its backers are legitimate.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve done extensive research on (Aeromax International president and CEO Patrick) Palmer, we\u2019ve done extensive research on his product, his people, what is the potential.\u201d\nTo proceed, Aeromax Loadstar requires accredited investors who will provide $14 million for the project. They would become limited partners in the venture, with Aeromax International the general partner.\nOnce the money is in place, Palmer would move to the site with a team of about 30 design and manufacturing staff, said Ferguson. A flying prototype would be developed, followed by certification and production.\nThe company\u2019s staff would increase over time, with about 40 expected by the end of its first year of operations. This tally would increase gradually, and then jump sharply in the fourth year as Aeromax Loadstar goes into commercial production. It is expected to level out at about 1,027 in the sixth year, with production anticipated to hit 144 planes a year by the seventh year.\nTechnical staff is expected to come from colleges and technical schools across Canada, with the underutilized workforce at Hobbema and displaced workers from the auto sector cited as potential sources of labour.\nAdditional capital for the business is expected to come from financial institutions as the project proceeds, with Aeromax Loadstar expected to become a publicly traded company after about six years.\nA market feasibility conducted on behalf of Aeromax Loadstar has concluded that there is a demand for more than 1,300 of the planes in North America \u2014 a figure Ferguson thinks is conservative.\nAdditional information about Aeromax Loadstar can be fojnd online at www.aeromaxloadstar.com.\nContact Harley Richards at hrichards@reddeeradvocate.com\nCold weather calls for working vehicles\nDon\u2019t fall into the holiday debt trap!",
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        "raw_content": "Home Our Charity\nProviding education and supporting disadvantaged communities in east Africa\nThe Soma Leo Foundation was established in January 2015. It was the natural progression of charity work undertaken by the staff of The Pound Gates Group, who in 2013 supported the Kenyan School Fund. The Fund was running a school in Mombasa and planned to build a new school in Nyiera, western Kenya. The Group organised two events to raise funds for the new school, and building commenced in November 2014. The Soma Leo Foundation was then established, and took over the responsibility of raising the funds needed to establish the school, invest in further phases of development and meet its ongoing running costs.\nThe Pound Gates Group consists of three businesses, Pound Gates Insurance Brokers, Sevatas and Contior. Directors, managers and staff of the businesses are involved with the charity either as Trustees, providing administrative resources, and organising and taking part in fund-raising events.\nEducation in rural Kenya\nKenya has significant weaknesses in its education system. Whilst the government has increased investment in education, there are still many challenges regarding access and quality. Over one million children do not receive an education. For many of the children who do attend primary school, they do not go any further with their education and leave school illiterate or semi-illiterate. Very few children from poor rural backgrounds go to school or achieve worthwhile outcomes from their education.\nWhere schools are available, they sometimes charge fees for the children to attend. In rural areas, those who can attend a school may have a very long journey and the classrooms are often over-crowded, with only the very basic learning aids. The Trustees visited a school with 100 pupils in a classroom of 32m2. Most schools do not provide food, and vital drinking water may be a long walk away.\nThis situation has a lifelong impact on the children. Over half will not have the skills to generate an income as adults, and for those that do find jobs, these will often be casual, which at best will maintain them at or around the poverty line.\nAs a small charity, we cannot overcome the challenges facing the Kenyan education system, but we can make a difference. The balance of learning and nourishment helps the children immeasurably, giving them the skills needed to support themselves in future years. It\u2019s our mission to help the children who attend the school to be healthy, independent and resilient citizens who contribute to the future development of Kenya.\nNyiera\nNyiera is located on the shores of Lake Victoria in western Kenya. It is a collection of 25 houses bordering Osieko, a community of 2,000 people. With a lake on one side and otherwise bordered by marshes, Osieko is isolated, both geographically and commercially. This is a poor community with few opportunities for education.\nThe area is ravaged by AIDS and many of the children have lost their parents to the disease. Families live at or below the poverty line and children don\u2019t have reliable access to nourishing food and water. Nyiera is poorly served by pre-schools and primary schools delivering the type of opportunity we seek to provide, which focuses on achieving excellence by through high quality teaching, with an effective teacher to pupil ratio, safe and clean facilities, good nourishment and a varied and interesting curriculum.\nThe Soma Leo Academy is a community school, with senior members of the local community participating in decisions about how the school is run and managed. Pupils, who are selected by community elders, are amongst the most deprived in the community.\nThe school\u2019s funding needs are limited, about \u00a313,000 per year for four classrooms of 130 pupils. The funds primarily go towards teachers\u2019 salaries, food, water and electricity. The Foundation also sources or funds equipment and other items needed, pays licence fees and other miscellaneous and administrative costs.\nThe school is also used as a community resource, helping its general acceptance within the local community.\nSoma Leo is Swahili. It translates as Learn Today, and was in part selected by the local community.\nSoma Leo website\nThe charity has a dedicated website. Find out more about the charity, our work, and how you can get involved.",
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        "title": "TVA Extends Deadline for Bellefonte Nuclear Plant Deal",
        "raw_content": "TVA Extends Deadline for Bellefonte Nuclear Plant Deal\nA Tennessee businessman now has until the end of November to finalize a two-year-old purchase agreement for the unfinished Bellefonte nuclear power plant in Alabama.\nThe Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), which began building the plant in 1974 but ended construction in 1988 amid a downturn in the nuclear power industry, on November 9 said it has extended the deadline in its agreement with Franklin Haney\u2019s Nuclear Development LLC (NDLLC) from November 14 to November 30. Haney now has another 16 days to complete the agreement to buy the plant\u2019s assets.\nHaney last week said legal and regulatory issues have delayed the sale\u2019s closure. The project also has been dogged by allegations of payments to secure federal government support. And one of the project\u2019s potential electricity customers recently signaled it may back away from a deal to purchase power from the plant.\nHaney, a real estate developer who grew his business by buying and building properties that he then leases to local, state, and federal government interests, was the highest bidder for Bellefonte\u2019s assets in an auction in November 2016. Haney at that time made a down payment of $22 million toward his $111 million bid for Bellefonte, and was given two years to complete the purchase. The plant\u2019s assets include two unfinished Babcock & Wilcox pressurized water reactors, along with cooling towers, switchyards, and offices at the site.\nReports in recent years have said TVA has spent $6 billion to $11 billion on the Bellefonte plant since its design was first discussed in 1968.\nReports of Payments to Secure Federal Loan\nLocal business and government leaders met in July near the plant in Hollywood, Alabama, to discuss Haney\u2019s plans to finish construction. The Wall Street Journal in August reported that Haney had been a major donor to President Donald Trump. The Journal said Haney in April agreed to pay $10 million to then-Trump attorney Michael Cohen if Cohen could help Haney obtain funding for the Bellefonte project, including a $5 billion government loan. The report also said Haney, through a business entity, paid $1 million to help fund Trump\u2019s inauguration.\nLarry Blust, an attorney for Haney, told the Journal that \u201cNeither Mr. Haney nor Nuclear Development LLC ever entered into a contract with Michael Cohen or his affiliate for lobbying services related to the Bellefonte project.\u201d\nThe Washington Examiner in August reported that Cohen was offered a $10 million \u201csuccess fee\u201d if he could secure the loan. It also said Cohen was paid a monthly retainer and \u201chad made calls in the spring to the Energy Department to see if there was any way to speed up the approval process.\u201d The Examiner said the agreement between Haney and Cohen was later withdrawn, and that \u201cCohen never registered as a federal lobbyist.\u201d\nJudicial Watch, which calls itself \u201can American conservative activist group \u2026 that files Freedom of Information Act [FOIA] lawsuits to investigate claimed misconduct by government officials,\u201d in September filed a FOIA lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for all communications related to Cohen and the application for the $5 billion loan guarantee for the Bellefonte plant.\nTom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, in a statement said, \u201cMr. Cohen may have broken basic lobbying disclosure and other laws in setting up a deal to advocate for a loan guarantee from the Energy Department. It is disappointing the Energy Department is giving us the run around on this request, forcing Judicial Watch to go to federal court.\u201d\nCompletion Plans\nTVA in 2010 announced it planned to complete one reactor at Bellefonte, with the utility at the time saying it would invest $248 million to keep an option to complete the 1,260-MW Unit 1 reactor. TVA then officially indefinitely delayed the project in 2013, and in May 2016 announced it would look for a buyer for the site. The Haney-led NDLLC was the highest bidder, with Haney saying he had wanted to purchase the site from TVA for several years, with a goal of finishing the plant.\nHaney on Friday said legal and regulatory issues have kept his group from completing the deal.\n\u201cThe money is in the bank, but the lawyers need to still work out some of the [legal, regulatory and licensing] issues,\u201d Haney told the Chattanooga Times Free Press.\nHaney said he has paid more than $30 million to TVA to maintain the Bellefonte site over the past two years. That includes money paid to consultants and engineers working on plans to complete the two reactors. Haney\u2019s group hired Preston Swafford, TVA\u2019s former head of nuclear operations, along with Bill McCollum, former TVA chief operating officer, to lead the effort to develop a plan to complete construction and market the plant\u2019s power.\nNDLLC also brought Montreal, Canada-based SNC-Lavalin on board to work on the completion plan. Haney\u2019s group also has a letter of intent with SNC-Lavalin Nuclear USA, a newly created subsidiary, to provide engineering, procurement, and construction services to complete Unit 1 at the plant.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve been working day and night on this project for two years because it has such a great potential for thousands of jobs in the [Tennessee] Valley and power that could be generated for an attractive price,\u201d Haney said. \u201cWe have been working well with TVA and we appreciate their willingness to extend this for a few more days.\u201d\nHaney said his group is working on a financing plan to finish construction and trying to ensure it has buyers for the plant\u2019s power. The plant would have generation capacity of 2,400 MW if both reactors are finished. Haney secured $2.3 billion of federal tax credits for the project, allocated for new nuclear power plants, in 2014.\nTVA at one point said it estimated Unit 1 at Bellefonte was about 90% finished. It said the Unit 2 reactor was more than 50% complete. TVA has maintained the construction permits for the reactors, though the Nuclear Regulatory Commission would need to approve transfer of the permits to NDLLC.\nHaney has said that resuming construction on the two reactors would create 8,000 to 10,000 temporary jobs in the region in northeast Alabama. Congressional representatives in both Alabama and Tennessee have written letters to the DOE in support of NDLLC\u2019s request for a federal loan guarantee.\nNDLLC still is looking for customers that would buy power from the nuclear plant. NDLLC has said its current timetable calls for the plant to begin commercial operation in 2024.\n\u201cWe have a lot of people talking with us and I think there are a lot of parties that will sign up as soon as we close [on the purchase and financing],\u201d Haney said. \u201cOur rates should be $30 to $40 [per megawatt] cheaper than anybody else.\u201d\nOne potential customer\u2014Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW)\u2014in late October said it was \u201cpremature\u201d to negotiate a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Bellefonte. The utility had in January signed a non-binding letter of intent to purchase power from the plant.\nThe utility\u2019s leadership on October 22 released a four-page document at a Memphis, Tennessee, city council meeting. The document stated the utility\u2019s concerns for entering business with the unfinished plant.\n\u201cSince [MLGW] has not completed its due diligence with respect to the Bellefonte proposal and has not yet received independent feedback on a multitude of concerns, management believes that it is premature to negotiate and commit to the terms of a [PPA],\u201d the document said.\nMcCollum, the former TVA executive who serves as CEO of NDLLC, in a recent column in the Memphis Commercial Appeal, said a deal with the Memphis utility was key to his group receiving the DOE loan. \u201cWhile Nuclear Development already has given TVA $22 million in earnest money for the Bellefonte plant, Nuclear Development may walk away from the deal if the DOE\u2019s loan requirements aren\u2019t satisfied by that time,\u201d McCollum wrote. 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        "raw_content": "As Valentine\u2019s Day is around the corner, it\u2019s always important to take advantage of this opportunity to spread love to those around you. This also rings especially true for the extra special lover in your life. If you\u2019re not sure which direction to go in, consider these four tips as you prepare for the big day.\n1. Think of their love language when you plan\nThere\u2019s a popular love languages book and test that many people take. It provides tons of resources and tips regarding how you can show love to your significant other. If you don\u2019t already know one another\u2019s love language, it\u2019s never too late to learn. If your love language is quality time, your partner would know that they should block out a few hours or the day in order to make your moment special. If your partner\u2019s love language involves gifts, consider giving them the gift of not having to drive anywhere for the day. In fact, arrange for a Connecticut limo service to take them anywhere they needed to go.\nDon\u2019t wait until the last minute to plan. This only makes everything more stressful. Instead, take time out to think about everything you think your partner might like. To take it a step further, see if you can catch a few hints. If your wife keeps talking about the pain in her back, a massage might be the perfect Valentine\u2019s Day gift. If your husband seems to laugh really hard when he\u2019s watching the latest comedic movie, consider taking him to a comedy show.\nFor many people, it\u2019s difficult to be present and in the moment. They\u2019re constantly thinking of their long to-do list. They\u2019re checking emails. They\u2019re scrolling on social media. All of these distractions can really ruin the mood when it\u2019s Valentine\u2019s Day. In order to help you both remain present, instill a rule. The rule says that you have to remain present. If you use your phone, it\u2019s only to take a picture. Set aside fifteen minutes to check email in the morning and in the evening. After that, do your best to avoid it all. If it\u2019s not an emergency, put the phone down. When you\u2019re able to focus 100% of your attention on your partner, this will make your Valentine\u2019s Day experience even richer.\n4. Document the moment\nNow, you absolutely need to put the phone down. However, you still want to document your experience. Take a picture or video of you two enjoying the date. Save the program from the play you two go out to enjoy. If you\u2019re at a five-star restaurant, save one of the engraved napkins. If you find creative ways to keep a record of the special moments you share together, this will be really nice to look back on. Keep the memories in a photo album.\nAs you continue the planning process, remember that it\u2019d be our pleasure to be a part of making your Valentine\u2019s Day a memorable experience. Our chauffeurs provide safe, luxurious and professional service. If you\u2019re looking for a Connecticut car service for the day, we\u2019re happy to be of service to you.",
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        "raw_content": "Nashville Airport Marriott Welcomes New Director of Marketing - Amanda Sensibaugh - to the Team\nNASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- The Nashville Airport Marriott is excited to welcome their brand new Director of Marketing \u2013 Amanda Sensibaugh \u2013 to the Nashville hotel team.\nNo stranger to Marriott International, Sensibaugh began her hospitality career as the front desk manager of the Marco Island Marriott Beach Resort, Golf Club and Spa after receiving a Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Mass Communications from Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, TN. Sensibaugh graduated Summa Cum Laude with a 4.0 GPA with a double major in Public Relations/ Advertising and Spanish. She also holds a certification in fluency (Spanish) from Estudio Sampere in Madrid, Spain.\nLater, after working as the director of sales at a nearby Fairfield Inn & Suites in Naples, Florida Sensibaugh transitioned back to the Marco Island Marriott and quickly rose through the ranks. From sales manager, she was then promoted to senior sales manager. In March 2007 she became the director of destination sales for the property. Throughout the next couple years, Sensibaugh worked in and out of Marriott, but is now happy to be back, working at a recently renovated airport Marriott hotel in Nashville, Tennessee.\nAs the new Director of Marketing, Sensibaugh is excited to have the opportunity to direct the marketing initiatives at the Nashville Airport Marriott in the coming year. Comprised of newly renovated guestrooms, facilities and enhanced Nashville convention and event space, the property and the entire management team are thrilled to be welcoming such a seasoned hospitality veteran to the ranks.\nAbout Nashville Airport Marriott\nThe Marriott Nashville Airport Hotel, near the airport (BNA), reflects the city's unique charm throughout its modernized Nashville lodging, showcasing a recent $6 million renovation. Discover amenities including an updated fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment, indoor/outdoor pool, and 2 Rivers Grille, featuring eclectic southern cuisine. This hotel in Nashville has over 25,000 square feet of renovated event space conveniently located on one level including an elegant ballroom that seats 900, ideal for conventions, business meetings, social events and wedding receptions.\nFor more information or to make a reservation, call 615-889-9300 or visit http://marriott.com/hotels/travel/bnatn.\nSOURCE Nashville Airport Marriott",
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        "raw_content": "Survey: People With Mental Illness Have Faith in Treatment and Recovery, But Feel Stigma and Bias\nMay is Mental Health Month and a good time to take the temperature on how people with psychological challenges are faring.\nThe good news: The vast majority of people with mental health issues (89 percent) said they had others in their lives they could count on, according to a recent survey. Nearly as many (80 percent) expressed faith in recovery, and 7 out of 10 said they\u2019re satisfied with life.\nThe not-so-good news: More than 4 out of every 5 Californians (81 percent) in psychological distress also feel that they face \u201chigh levels of prejudice and discrimination\u201d because of it, with only 2 out of 5 believing that the public is \u201ccaring and sympathetic\u201d toward those with mental illness.\nThese are the discouraging findings of a recently published RAND survey titled \u201cStigma, Discrimination, and Well-Being Among California Adults Experiencing Mental Health Challenges.\u201d The survey was the result of interviews in English and Spanish with 1,066 respondents from May to August 2014.\nNot surprisingly, when asked if they would reveal a mental health problem to co-workers or classmates, more than 2 out of 3 said they probably wouldn\u2019t, while 1 out of 3 said that they\u2019d keep the information secret from family and friends.\nMost Would Get Help If No Stigma Existed\nAlthough 9 out of 10 of the respondents claimed they\u2019d seek professional help for a \u201cserious emotional problem,\u201d 2 out of 5 said the chance that getting treatment would expose their mental health problem would be reason enough to delay seeking it. Among those who\u2019d had serious psychological distress in the 12 months prior to the survey, about 6 in 10 (59 percent) did seek treatment.\nAmong other findings that reinforced a perception of isolation experienced by people in the survey:\n61 percent agreed that \u201cpeople who have not had a mental health problem could not possibly understand me.\u201d\n40 percent said \u201cI feel out of place in the world because I have had a mental health problem.\u201d\n35 percent admitted to being \u201cembarrassed or ashamed\u201d because of their mental health problem.\n29 percent said they were disappointed in themselves for having a mental health problem.\nAnd about one-third of survey respondents agreed that the mental health problem had \u201cspoiled\u201d their lives and caused them to feel inferior to people without one.\nStrong Concerns About School and Work\nAmong those who reported actually having experienced an episode of discrimination in the previous 12 months, about 6 out of 10 reported incidents involving family members, marriage partners or others whom they were intimate with.\nSchool or an employer was the source of trouble among 44 percent, with 41 percent reporting an experience involving social activities. Potential employers and police were cited as sources of discrimination by 36 percent, while mental or physical health providers or staff were seen as exhibiting prejudice by just slightly less \u2014 35 percent \u2014 the same amount coming from \u201cpeople in the neighborhood.\u201d\nStill, despite the stigma \u2014 if not outright discrimination \u2014 felt by the majority of respondents, 19 out of every 20 expressed a desire to succeed and said they had life goals they wished to achieve. Only slightly less (86 percent) said they had a plan for becoming and/or staying well, while 83 percent expressed confidence in reaching their personal goals.\nMost People Feel They Have Support\nAlthough most people didn\u2019t feel as if society at large was accepting of mental illness, the vast majority believed they have supportive people in their lives, that recovery is possible, and that they\u2019re lives are generally satisfying.\nWhile finding that those surveyed \u201cpossess high levels of goal directedness, personal confidence and hope, and social support,\u201d the survey\u2019s authors expressed alarm at the levels of alienation among them and the occurrences of discrimination \u2014 especially from the people they\u2019re closest to \u2014 since those factors appear to contribute to significant concealment of mental health problems as well as delays in treatment among those who suffer from them most.\nThe authors\u2019 conclusion: There\u2019s a \u201cclear need for stigma and discrimination reduction efforts in the state of California.\u201d\nBy Nancy Wride\nFollow Nancy on Twitter at @NWride",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Provision at Melissa\n\"A Good Life Starts at Home\"\nOpening in Early 2019! *\n* opening date is subject to change\nNew Apartment Homes North of the Dallas Metroplex\nPerfectly situated in the family friendly community of Melissa, Provision at Melissa offers spacious, brand new one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, complete with designer touches and sought after amenities such as a resort-style pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, playground, carports, business center and weekly planned activities. Our pet-friendly community is close to everything\u2014shopping, parks, restaurants and other entertainment options. Provision at Melissa is zoned to the highly-rated Melissa Independent School District, including Harry McKillop Elementary, Melissa Ridge Intermediate, and Melissa High School. We are located thirty five miles north of downtown Dallas and our convenient location provides easy access to all parts of the Metroplex, including Fort Worth, and other areas of Texas as well. Come home to the lifestyle you deserve. A Good Life Starts at Home! Call today for more details.\nOur pet-friendly community offers a wide array of fabulous amenities, including the beautiful club house, fitness center...\nWith three spacious floor plans options to choose from ranging from 701 to 1,125 square feet, we offer the perfect place...\nLocated on East Melissa Road, right off Sam Rayburn Highway, just north of the Dallas Metroplex, we offer easy access to US 75....",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Shared Practice Directory\nShared Practice Directory\nMain topic areas All Alcohol Early Years Mental Health Nutrition Older People Other Physical Activity Schools and Colleges Sexual Health Substance Misuse Tobacco Workplace\nTarget Groups Target Groups All BME Children and Young People Gypsys and Travellers NEETs (Not in Education, Employment or Training) Older People Other Prison Health Working Age Adults\nLocal Area Local Area All Mid Wales North Wales South East Wales South West Wales\nUplifting Heart Project - Gwynedd\nIt is a joint initiative between the psychiatric service and the Gwynedd Local Health board, funded by WG inequalities in Health. Designated Specialist nurse leads the project and conducts screening of clients with SMI diagnosis in Gwynedd.To raise awareness amongst professionals working with this population of the need to address and access healthcare and preventative screening services, the side effects of medication and lifestyle and health-related behaviour to maximise the health potential of clients.\nDrink Wise, Age Well (Training and Skills)\nDrink Wise, Age Well is an alcohol service for older adults which operates within the Cwm Taf Health Board region of South Wales. The Drink Wise, Age Well definition of an older adult is someone aged 50 or above. Our aim and objective is to convey key alcohol and health messages to the over 50 population of Cwm Taf so they can make healthier choices about alcohol as they age. By delivering free alcohol awareness and brief intervention courses to local services who come into contact with the over 50's, we can successfully enable health and social care practitioners to broadly spread our messages to this age group.\nWelsh Government Warm Homes Nest scheme\nThe Welsh Government Warm Homes Nest scheme aims to tackle fuel poverty and improve the energy efficiency of homes in Wales. The scheme provides free home energy efficiency improvements for people in receipt of a means tested benefit that own or privately rent their home. These improvements can include a new boiler, central heating system or insulation. Investing in home energy efficiency improvements delivers multiple benefits. It reduces household energy bills and improves the health of the households supported. Research shows the Nest scheme is helping to prevent cold related health conditions with a knock on reduction in the use of healthcare services. Nest can be contacted on Freephone 0808 808 2244 or at www.nestwales.org.uk Contact our Partnership Development Managers: \u2022\tNorth Wales \u2013 Rick Ward (07903 443 655 / [email protected]) \u2022\tMid and West Wales - Peter Hughes (07538 041319 / [email protected]) \u2022\tSouth Wales \u2013 Daniel St John (07507 312 149 / [email protected])\nSafe, Well And Independent Living (SWAIL) Project\nThe Safe, Well And Independent Living (SWAIL) project is limited to the Llanelli and Carmarthen areas of Carmarthenshire and is targeted at individuals over the age of 60 years of age with the following vulnerabilities: \u2022\tIndividuals with mental and/or physical health illnesses. \u2022\tIndividuals with alcohol or substance misuse \u2022\tLiving alone and/or Living in rented property \u2022\tFire Interaction e.g. smoking, cooking, candles \u2022\tVictim of crime/threat of a crime \u2022\tA frequent user of 999 Services The Project provides an Holistic Home Safety Check, which includes a basic Crime Prevention Survey/Advice and where appropriate the fitting of some items of fire/crime reduction equipment.\nAutism Soundwalk\nAutism Sound Walk would support young people with autism during transition to high school by enabling them to familiarise themselves with the types of new sounds they should expect to hear, prior to arrival in the new environment\nAbout Me- autism app\nThe \u2018About Me\u2019 app was created in response to feedback from young people with autism and will make it easier for people with autism to access, hold and share information about their condition with professionals. The app aims to put the child at the centre of clinical practice and will provide a low cost solution to information sharing. The new mobile app, currently available on the Android platform, contains key information about a person with autism including a profile of their needs and strengths, a progress tracker of the assessment process and information about support services available. The mobile app development was funded by the Wales Health Technology Challenge. It can be downloaded free of charge from the Google Play Store, search for \u2018About Me (autism passport)\u2019 or from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ua.com.doublekey.aboutme&hl=en_GB\nAn electronic App to empower people who might have an eating disorder and those who care The \u2018Diet or Disorder?.\u2019 The App is designed to inform members of the public who may not be familiar with eating disorders, and to empower them to help themselves and those they love as well as to seek professional diagnosis and help. The App is based on the NICE 2004, and adult and paediatric MARSIPAN (Management of Really Sick Patients with Anorexia Nervosa) guidelines. The App will provide psycho-education about eating disorders, including decisional tools to help identify an eating problem; guides to help-seeking; simple self-help strategies and links to resources. It is available in English and Welsh.\nFareShare Cymru works to fight hunger and tackle food waste. We turn an environmental problem into a social solution by ensuring that good quality surplus food from the food industry is redirected to organisations that help feed people in need.\nThe ACTIVE Project\nThe ACTIVE Project aims to increase fitness and physical activity levels in teenagers by giving vouchers to year 9 pupils to spend on activities of their choice. This is to empower young people to make their own decisions regarding activity in order to change attitudes and decrease inactivity. Teenagers are encouraged to create new opportunities to increase physical activity access in their local community.\nSwitched On is a substance misuse service for Cardiff and the Vale. It is an innovative, flagship multi-agency service which is made up of existing services which have been brought together to provide a holistic provision for young people and those who support young people. Switched On is a Tier 1 education and advice service. They work closely with colleagues in Tier 2, 3 and adult services and facilitate referrals to specialist services where necessary. They offer tailored, bespoke training sessions to a range of practitioners such as teachers, nurses, youth workers, foster carers and many more. Direct education is provided to small groups of young people in a variety of settings from schools to youth centres.\nMind In You has been developed to bring you a series of innovative and unique programmes overseen by Mind In Sport Limited. These programmes are designed following years of delivery experience in a variety of settings where our work has shown improvements in wellbeing, happiness, uptake of support services and performance. We are here to help you achieve a healthier and happier life. Our key focus is empowering individuals to reach their full potential, we have a holistic and proactive approach to personal development which builds in key themes such as health promotion, lifestyle, good mental health and improving performance. The #walkandtalk aims to provide a safe environment to promote overall wellbeing by proviing low intensity exercise with opportunities to develop relationships and engage in informal therapy if need be. Come along to one of our groups for a coffee, walk and talk \u202245 minutes per walk, all levels of fitness/mobility welcome \u2022You are welcome to attend alone or with a friend. \u2022There is always a therapist in the group to work with you. \u2022All locations are accessible and have access to parking, toilets and shops for refreshments. Great for physical health, mental health and social connections. Bring a friend and come join us for the walk\nProject HE:RO (Health Engagement : Real Outcomes) is recognised as a reliable solution to help pupils become happier, healthier and take responsibility for their learning. It does this by placing Health Mentors within schools for between one and five days per week, every week, to address the unique challenges that they are facing. We create bespoke objectives and timetables that will be effective within schools by focusing on specific challenges and development areas. Our Health Mentors address the social, physical and emotional wellbeing of pupils, getting them in the right frame of mind for learning. They develop much needed rapport with pupils, helping them to access the curriculum and providing them with the motivation that they need to achieve.\nEthnic Minority Mental Health Awareness Project (EMHAP)\nThe aim of the project is to work towards helping BME women raise their levels of awareness on how to overcome mental health barriers, access mainstream services and empower them to build confidence, skills and cope better with mental health issues.\nNUTRITION SKILLS FOR LIFE\u2122 is a programme of quality assured nutrition skills training and initiatives developed and co-ordinated by dietitians working in the NHS in Wales. The programme aims to support a wide range of community workers, including those from health, social care and third sector organisations to promote healthy eating and prevent malnutrition by incorporating food and nutrition skills into their work. The programme aims to reach community groups who may not have the knowledge, confidence and skills to prepare and eat a healthy balanced diet. By training those who work closely with, and understand the needs of local people, the programme successfully supports communities across Wales to learn more about healthy eating and put knowledge and skills into practice. Participants also have the opportunity to gain an accredited qualification which is particularly important for those who may have left formal education early.\nSelf Management and Peer Support\nThe self-management training is for people over 18, living in Wales who live with long term mental ill-health.\nProject Jiwsi\nJiwsi is an FPA sexual health education and training service funded by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB). It delivers sexual health and relationships education (SRE) to groups of vulnerable young people in education and community settings and SRE training programmes to BCUHB staff throughout North Wales.\nIntroducing Mindfulness into the Community\nMany parents with children attending primary schools in areas of deprivation in Newport North had been identified by community workers as having low-level mental health issues but were reluctant to attend existing services in the City Centre. Putting on outreach sessions in more familiar settings allowed these individuals to access mental health support which they may have otherwise missed out on.\nDarland School 'Info Outreach'\nThe weekly drop in provides a discreet and confidential environment for young people to access information and advice on a variety of health needs, which are primarily sexual health related. The purpose of this enhanced service is to provide support for pupils, providing solutions where possible to their immediate health needs and to engage them in a process which will lead towards improved health and wellbeing, enabling young people to make informed choices and to take responsibility for their own health. The project builds on the messages delivered in the PSHE curriculum and peer education program. Condoms, pregnancy testing and prescribed emergency contraception is available and a system is in place for sign posting and referral where appropriate. The aim is to educate young people to delay first sex and for those who are sexually active to do so safely. We aim to be more positive about sexual health as well as being realistic about STI facts and to focus largely on negotiation skills in sexual relationships and communication.\nThe project aims to improve the physical health of people with enduring mental health problems through a programme of training and support to organisations. Its focus is healthy lifestyles, but it also aims to improve health in other ways (e.g. enabling access to health care and healthy activities). We work with organisations in mental health services in the statutory and third sector. Our aim is to increase skills and knowledge of staff and volunteers so that they are able to work with groups or individuals to improve their health. We deliver training on brief intervention skills and key messages about healthy living with follow-up to embed the skills learnt. Appropriate information produced by the project and small grants support this aim. Where obstacles are identified Mind Your Heart works at a strategic level to remove these and make sure that opportunities for healthy activities are provided. The project has worked closely over the past two years with the Local Public Health Team to devise brief intervention training which fits with the Making Every Contact Count model.\nGo4it is a proven family engagement project which supports families with primary aged children living in Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT) to live a more active and healthy lifestyle. Go4it promotes a holistic approach to break down barriers and increase activity, healthy eating and mental well-being in a fun and friendly atmosphere, to help achieve positive and realistic lifestyle behaviour change. Go4it support families in the community and in house through our professional sofa coaching, which provides a free and safe service to families from within their homes. Sofa coaching offers personalised action plans within all these services to help families make the improvements they want to improve their lifestyle. Go4it can help families overcome these barriers by helping to provide sports kit and equipment, provide free taster sessions for families to try new activities available to them locally and provide free family cooking sessions.\nCommunity Food Co-operative Programme\nThe not for profit programme makes fresh fruit and vegetables available to local residents at very affordable prices and encourages local people to include them in their families' diets. The co-op intends to source as many items as possible from local producers, and in the longer term will seek out mutual arrangements with Welsh farmers and local allotment holders, cutting out the distribution chain and enabling the provision of food at prices attractive to both parties. This will enable communities to greater access to a healthier diet and lifestyle and provide farmers with a viable trade.\nMentro Allan Swansea\nThe programme targets specific groups that are generally less active than the wider population. Each of the projects is funded for four years to increase the physical activity levels of its target group, making best use of the local natural outdoor environment close to where people live. The programme is collecting evidence on the effectiveness of specific interventions designed to increase people\u2019s levels of health-benefiting physical activity. In Swansea the project targets Carers aged from as young as 7 years upwards and we currently deliver a weekly timetable of activities ranging from walking, chair based exercise, pilates, nordic walking, dance and cycling. The project is providing carers with opportunities to be more active and importantly providing them with a social environment as many carers are very isolated.\nFun, Food & Fitness (F3)\nBased on the Healthy Home Tutor model, the Fun, Food & Fitness project promotes a joined-up approach to increase awareness of healthy eating and physical activity, and achieve positive changes in attitude and behaviour for overweight and obese children aged 5-11 years old and their \u201cfamilies\u201d in Caerphilly county borough. The families are supported to enable them to have positive attitudes and to make realistic lifestyle changes that are sustainable in the long-term, such as increasing their activity levels, eating an improved diet and experiencing enhanced well-being. The advantage of the Home Tutor is that they can offer individualised, tailored advice and support to families in a familiar environment. . It has filled a gap in services as previously no targeted intervention existed in Caerphilly. Overweight and obese children are a local and national priority area, and are a group shown to be at risk of significant health concerns.\nThe Place2Be Cardiff\nBased in six primary schools in Cardiff, the project supports some 2000 children in some of the more deprived areas of the city. To do this it provides a whole school, integrated, responsive and flexible school-based mental health service; including one-to-one counselling and a self-referral service for children as well as support for teaching and non-teaching school-based staff, parents and carers. The project offers a wide range of interventions, including universal, targeted, individual and group work, to meet children\u2019s and families\u2019 needs . It engages a range of stakeholders (parents, school staff, and staff in other children\u2019s services) in working towards the shared goal of improving children\u2019s mental health and providing support to parents and carers and is embedded in the school system and integrated into the day-to-day life of the school, its staff and pupils\n\u2018Info Outreach\u2019 \u2013 Sexual Health drop in service in a special education school\nThe \u2018Info Outreach\u2019 reaches out to young people who have a learning disability to enable them to use sexual health services and give them the skills to access generic sexual health services effectively when they leave school and to take control over there sexual health and choices. Research shows that people who have a learning disability require additional assistance to access sexual health services.\nThe National Exercise Referral Scheme (NERS) is a Welsh Government funded scheme which has been in development since 2007 to standardise exercise referral opportunities across all Local Authorities and Local Health Boards in Wales. The Scheme targets clients who have a chronic disease or are at risk of developing chronic disease. The Scheme operates in all 22 local authorities and runs for a minimum of 16 consecutive weeks and consists of two fully supervised group-based sessions each week.\nOur self-assessment toolkit provides projects with an evidence-based framework that can be used to quality assure the development and delivery of new and existing projects.\nFrequently Asked Questions (docx)\nShared Practice Self Assessment Toolkit (pdf)",
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        "raw_content": "Memories, Migraines, and a New Year\nHere's hoping that this New Year's Day finds you happy and well, enjoying the day with no Migraine.\nYes, I do find myself with a Migraine today, despite the fact that I drank no champagne last night and got plenty of sleep. What can I say? The weather front moving in smacked me with a Migraine, and that's just the way it is.\nIn any case, I'm staring the year with a positive attitude because I simply refuse to do otherwise. I allowed myself a five-minute pity party, and now it's over. Continuing to be upset about having a Migraine today wouldn't accomplish anything positive. It would only make me feel worse, and it would SO be unfair to my husband. After all, today is our wedding anniversary!\nLooking through our wedding pictures makes me wonder where time goes! Speaking of wedding pictures, I scanned one of them to share with you. Here we are, 26 years ago today...\nThat's our younger son, Marshall Brooks Robert on the left; me;\nmy husband, John; and our olderson, John Emry Robert\nTomorrow, I'm going to share my plans for 2012 with you. Today, I just wanted to post to wish you a very happy new year!\nPosted on January 01, 2012 at 03:53 PM in Migraine Disease, Personal, Family | Permalink | 0 comments",
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        "raw_content": "Surface texturing, either in combination with an anti-reflection coating or by itself, can also be used to minimize reflection. Any \"roughening\" of the surface reduces reflection by increasing the chances of reflected light bouncing back onto the surface, rather than out to the surrounding air.1\nSurface texturing can be accomplished in a number of ways. A single crystalline substrate can betextured by etching along the faces of the crystal planes. The crystalline structure of silicon results in a surface made up of pyramids if the surface is appropriately aligned with respect to the internal atoms. One such pyramid is illustrated in the drawing below. An electron microscope photograph of a textured silicon surface is shown in the photograph below. This type of texturing is called \"random pyramid\" texture2, and is commonly used in industry for single crystalline wafers.\nA square based pyramid which forms the surface of an appropriately textured crystalline silicon solar cell.\nScanning electron microscope photograph of a textured silicon surface. Image Courtesy of The School of Photovoltaic & Renewable Energy Engineering, University of New South Wales.\nAnother type of surface texturing used is known as \"inverted pyramid\" texturing3,4. Using this texturing scheme, the pyramids are etched down into the silicon surface rather than etched pointing upwards from the surface. A photograph of such a textured surface is shown below.\nFor multicrystalline wafers, only a small fraction of the surface will have the required orientation of <100> and consequently these techniques are less effective on multicrystalline wafers. However, multicrystalline wafers can be textured using a photolithographic technique5 as well as mechanically sculpting the front surface using dicing saws6 or lasers7 to cut the surface into an appropriate shape. A micrograph of a photolithographic texturing scheme is shown below.\nScanning electron microscope photograph of a textured multicrystalline silicon surface. Image Courtesy of The School of Photovoltaic & Renewable Energy Engineering, University of New South Wales.\nThe modeling of textured substrates is covered by simulation programs at pvlighthouse.com.au and associated references8\n1. B. Dale and Rudenberg, H. G., \u201cHigh efficiency silicon solar cells\u201d, in Proceedings of the 14th Annual Power Sources Conference, 1960, p. 22.\n2. W. L. Bailey, Coleman, M. G., Harris, C. B., and Lesk, I. A., \u201cUnited States Patent: 4137123 - Texture etching of silicon: method\u201d. 1979.\n3. P. Campbell and Green, M. A., \u201cLight trapping properties of pyramidally textured surfaces\u201d, Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 62, no. 1, p. 243, 1987.\n4. P. Campbell and Green, M. A., \u201cHigh performance light trapping textures for monocrystalline silicon solar cells\u201d, Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, vol. 65, no. 1-4, pp. 369 - 375, 2001.\n5. J. Zhao, A., W., Dai, X., Green, M. A., and Wenham, S. R., \u201cImprovements in Silicon Solar Cell Performance\u201d, 22nd IEEE PV Specialists Conference. pp. 399-402, 1991.\n6. S. R. Wenham and Green, M. A., \u201cBuried contact solar cell\u201d. 1988.\n7. J. C. Zolper, Narayanan, S., Wenham, S. R., and Green, M. A., \u201c16.7% efficient, laser textured, buried contact polycrystalline silicon solar cell\u201d, Applied Physics Letters, vol. 55, p. 2363, 1989.\n8. S. C. Baker-Finch, McIntosh, K. R., and Terry, M. L., \u201cIsotextured Silicon Solar Cell Analysis and Modeling 1: Optics\u201d, IEEE Journal of Photovoltaics, vol. 2, no. 4, pp. 457 - 464, 2012.\n\u2039 Double Layer Anti Reflection Coatings Material Thickness \u203a",
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When they\u2019re unable to communicate clearly it\u2019s easy for both the client and the therapist to get frustrated.\nHowever, it doesn\u2019t need to take weeks of sessions to narrow down specific things so that both you and your clients have a clear picture of what\u2019s going on. Here are some tips on how to get out of the ambiguity:\nUse a calendar. People often use terms such as \u201ca long time ago\u201d or \u201ca few years ago.\u201d This isn\u2019t necessarily to be ambiguous on purpose. Sometimes, people just don\u2019t remember the details! However, you can help to jog their memory by bringing out a calendar and giving them a visual reminder. This often gives people the foundation to flesh out a story more clearly.\nBreak up the day. Ever ask a couple or a parent to define how often something happens and they answer \u201call the time\u201d or \u201call day\u201d? That\u2019s likely not an accurate description (although it gives you an idea of the level of overwhelm or frustration). In these circumstances I help people to break up the day by saying \u201cOkay, well think about from the time he wakes up until he goes to school. How often does it happen then? What about during school? Then, from the time he gets back from school until he goes to bed?\u201d This questioning serves multiple functions. It helps the client (or significant other) to paint a more realistic picture of what\u2019s going on and gives them a baseline for which to evaluate progress later on. It also teaches them to avoid using all-or-nothing language and create goals for treatment.\nReword the question. Sometimes we limit the information we receive because of the way we asked the question. If I ask \u201cDo you have a criminal record?\u201d I may get a very different response than if I asked, \u201cHave you ever been arrested?\u201d This one I know from personal experience! Another question I stopped asking was, \u201cWho is in your family?\u201d I replaced that with \u201cWho lives at home?\u201d to get a more in depth answer and then followed it up with \u201cWho is in your family that doesn\u2019t live at home?\u201d\nUse the magic phrase- \u201cWhat does that look like?\u201d You might have five people come to you in one day all saying they are \u201cnervous\u201d or \u201cdepressed.\u201d But that is such a subjective experience it doesn\u2019t tell me anything! I would follow up with \u201cWhat does it look like when you\u2019re depressed?\u201d That gets people to contemplate their actions and gives you as the therapist a much better idea of your client\u2019s intensity and skills.\nAsk for more detail. Never settle for the phrase \u201cnormal\u201d or \u201cfine.\u201d Just like #4, that doesn\u2019t give you any information! We all certainly have a different idea of \u201cnormal\u201d so asking follow-up questions will help see what the client\u2019s view of \u201cnormal\u201d is. I tend to be quite honest about this, often saying something like, \u201cNormal can mean different things to different people. Tell me more about that\u201d or \u201cTell me what normal means to you.\u201d\nDraw a picture. I was once talking with a client and he was having difficulty conveying to me the details of a particular topic. Out of frustration he said, \u201cIt would be easier if I could draw it out for you.\u201d What insight he had! I gave him a pencil and paper and we ended up having such a fruitful discussion. As he began to draw an outline, he starting giving me details about which I may not have even asked. If clients are having difficulty talking, try another method of communication. 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        "raw_content": "Speaker: Mary Hofstedt\nCommunity Education Director, Challenge Success\nWhen we are too focused on grades and performance, we deny our children the time and energy they need to tackle the demanding work of growing up. In this presentation, parents will explore recent research on topics including homework, sleep, cheating, media use, academic engagement, and more. Parents will explore how to help to reduce academic stress without sacrificing achievement, and increase their children\u2019s resilience, creativity, and well-being.\nThis interactive, 90-minute workshop includes a PowerPoint presentation, coupled with opportunities for personal reflection, audience participation, and brief discussion activities. Parents will leave with practical strategies to put into practice at home and at school.\nAbout Challenge Success:\nChallenge Success is a not for profit organization affiliated with the Stanford University Graduate School of Education. We partner with schools, families, and communities to promote a broad definition of success and to implement research-based strategies so that all kids are healthy and engaged with learning.\nFull - Registration now closed\nSpeaker: Lisa Tabb\nProducer/Executive Producer\nJoin us for a screening of the critically acclaimed, award-winning film, SCREENAGERS, followed by a discussion with Producer/Executive Producer, Lisa Tabb. SCREENAGERS delves into the vulnerable corners of family life and depicts messy struggles over social media, video games and academics. Through poignant, and unexpectedly funny stories, along with surprising insights from authors, psychologists, and brain scientists, SCREENAGERS reveals how tech time impacts kids\u2019 development and offers solutions on how adults can empower kids to best navigate the digital world and find balance.\nLife Lessons: Teaching our Children Resilience, Coping and Problem-Solving Skills\nSPEAKER: DR. DAN PETERS\nDr. Dan Peters is a licensed psychologist, author, co-founder and Executive Director of the Summit Center. Dr. Dan has devoted his career to the assessment and treatment of children, adolescents, and families, specializing in overcoming worry and fear, learning differences such as dyslexia, and issues related to giftedness and twice-exceptionality. Dr. Dan is author of Make Your Worrier a Warrior: A Guide to Conquering Your Child\u2019s Fears and From Worrier to Warrior: A Guide to Conquering Your Fears. He is also co-author of Raising Creative Kids, and is a regular contributor to the Huffington Post and Psychology Today. Dr. Dan speaks regularly at state and national conferences on a variety of topics including parenting, gifted and twice-exceptionality, anxiety, and dyslexia. Dr. Dan is also co-founder of Parent Footprint, an interactive parenting education community and website that offers Parent Footprint Awareness Training with the mission to make the world a more compassionate and loving place \u2014 one parent and one child at a time. He is also host of the \u201cParent Footprint Podcast with Dr. Dan.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Red Hat Accelerates Application Development and Migration with Integrated Developer Tools\nCompany announces beta release of its Eclipse-based Red Hat Developer Studio.\nRALEIGH, N.C \u2014 August 13, 2007 \u2014\nRed Hat (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today deepened its footprint among developers with the worldwide beta release of Red Hat Developer Studio, the company's new Eclipse-based integrated development environment (IDE) for the Red Hat family of solutions, including JBoss Enterprise Middleware and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. For the first time ever, developers now have an integrated Eclipse-based development tools and runtime environment available entirely in open source. 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        "raw_content": "A colourful revolution\nThe People's Republic of Stokes Croft, a public art project in a rundown district of Bristol, is attempting to harness the creativity of local graffiti artists to transform the area for local residents. Does it offer an alternative to the usual business-led model of urban regeneration? David Matthews investigates\nIn Stokes Croft, once dubbed \u2018Bristol\u2019s forgotten half mile\u2019, a quiet but colourful revolution is taking place. A loose coalition, the People\u2019s Republic of Stokes Croft (PRSC), is using public art to transform an area that used to be emblematic of urban decline.\nFor Chris Chalkley, the one-man dynamo behind the scheme, art has the power to give the district a greater sense of community, and turn it into Bristol\u2019s \u2018cultural quarter\u2019. \u2018It\u2019s possible that groups of people could come together to form an alternative vision for the area,\u2019 Chris enthuses, as he takes us on a whistle-stop tour of a few of the \u2018street galleries\u2019 that have sprung up across Stokes Croft.\nShop fronts, walls and even an electricity sub-station have been adorned with striking images by local artists. Almost anything can be turned into a feature of the area, Chris says. Even mundane objects like drainpipes and litter bins can impart a feeling of identity, safety and vibrancy when they have been decorated with eye-catching, unique designs.\nThe PSRC is funded and organised almost entirely by Chris himself. Having run a china shop for 25 years, he does not think of himself as either an activist or artist, and relies on local artists to donate their time. In April, around 20-30 volunteers painted the inside of a railway tunnel just outside Stokes Croft. In a single weekend, it became a canvas for myriad different designs. There is no doubting the potential of Bristol\u2019s artists, which is only beginning to be harnessed.\nDissatisfaction and blight\nThe PRSC has grown out of a need to change the face of the area, and dissatisfaction with the council\u2019s response to its problems. Connecting the shopping centre of the city with more affluent areas to the north, Stokes Croft is a mixture of residential buildings and shops that line the main road. While a number of its buildings are listed, about 30 are derelict, such as a three-storey carriage works from the area\u2019s Victorian heyday, which has stood empty since 1979. A further blight on the district\u2019s image in many people\u2019s eyes is the large number of homeless people, many of them suffering from drug problems, who congregate in what is known locally as the \u2018bear pit\u2019: a largely tarmac-covered, sunken roundabout at the end of Stokes Croft, connected to the surrounding streets by forbidding, grimy underpasses. The main road also boasts two less-than-subtle brothels.\nChris is adamant that image problems cannot be fixed simply by moving homeless people on or shutting down the massage parlours. You have to \u2018work with what you\u2019ve got\u2019, he says. In their effort to discourage rough sleeping and graffiti by providing only single person seats and covering surfaces in anti-graffiti paint, the council has inadvertently made the area unwelcoming for everyone, says Chris. \u2018If the policy is to make public space inhospitable to the homeless, then it will become scary to the public.\u2019\nWhile the PRSC has no formal links with any political organisations, it explicitly challenges what it believes has been the council\u2019s approach to urban development. The focus, the group claims, has been exclusively on attracting private investment and big brands, exemplified by the ongoing \u00a3500-million Cabot Circus project to rejuvenate Bristol\u2019s retail heart just a few hundred metres away from Stokes Croft. Instead, the PRSC argues, the aim of regeneration should be to create welcoming public spaces and to promote creativity in the face of creeping corporate homogenisation, with public art a cheap way of doing so that can involve the local community.\n\u2018This is the front line of the battle against the encroachment of Cabot Circus,\u2019 Chris warns, \u2018so it needs to have a strong identity.\u2019 However, others think that the new shopping hub, currently festooned with cranes, might be beneficial. \u2018Cabot Circus has had a good impact,\u2019 says Lisa Blackwood, who works at the nearby Kuumba Arts and Community Centre. \u2018Stokes Croft is too close to Cabot Circus not to be developed.\u2019 Yet commercial enterprise is welcomed by the PRSC, so long as it fits with the area\u2019s independent and eclectic feel. \u2018If we change the perception of the area, then businesses will come,\u2019 Chris says. Indeed, cafes, grocers, bookshops and t-shirt printers have sprung up, attracted by relatively low rents.\nCharacter appraisal\nBristol council says that it is working with residents and groups such as the PRSC to improve Stokes Croft. In October 2007 it published a detailed \u2018character appraisal\u2019 of the area, assessing its aesthetic and social problems, and also acknowledging that the murals that now dot the area are part of its distinctive character.\nThey have recently undertaken a \u00a31-million renovation of a hostel for homeless people, and a street-drinking ban in 2003 was largely successful in moving on drinkers from a central grassy patch known as \u2018Turbo Island\u2019 on the main road (though critics claim that this has done little more than displace them a few hundred metres down the street). But private investment is still central to renewing urban areas, the council argues: \u2018The improvements to the image of the area effected by the work of PRSC are one part of the process, but not sustainable on their own \u2013 there needs to be commercial investment to back it up.\u2019\nOne of the council\u2019s biggest problems is getting private owners to preserve the historic character of their buildings and shop fronts. Some property holders simply hang on to derelict buildings, hoping that a lucrative development offer will come along. The council is currently battling to reclaim the towering Westmoreland House building from the developers Comer Homes, who have left it derelict for more than two decades. Seven people have died since the building was damaged by fire and abandoned in 1969.\nAs our tour of the Republic comes to an end, Chris is keen to stress that he doesn\u2019t think he has all the answers to Stokes Croft\u2019s problems. 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        "raw_content": "Kenny Bell: From loss to living legacy\nKenny Bell stood for a distinctive, strategic and effective kind of trade unionism writes Hilary Wainwright\nAugust 28, 2011 \u00b7 17 min read\nThe Latin American poet Pablo Neruda describes the moment that grief gives way to carrying the spirit of a compa\u00f1ero with us and making it our own.\nFrom the moment Kenny knew that his cancer was terminal he left those with whom he worked in no doubt that our grief should be brief. There was too much \u2018to get done\u2019, as he would put it, to hang around being melancholic. But more than this \u2013 and he would be too modest to say it \u2013 Kenny set us an example of the imaginative and strategic kind of trade unionism that we urgently need to build today.\nHe expected us all to continue his work \u2013 in Neruda\u2019s terms, to make part of his spirit our own. This was not for reasons of ego; that was not his character. The obligation he gave us came from his passionate belief in effective and strategic organisation to create a society beyond capitalism, combined with his equally strong belief in the collective intelligence and power of working people to create that alternative.\nInstead of a traditional obituary, then, here is a first sketch of the kind of trade unionism which he was continually refining through practice and through a distinctively open and creative collaboration with others.\nThese others will I\u2019m sure, contribute more.\nParticipatory, empowering organisation\nKenny\u2019s starting point, and returning point, was the need constantly to build, renew and develop a strong and creative trade union in the workplace; an organisation able also to reach out to the city and fellow citizens, to be a strong base for a regional strategy and to be a resource for international solidarity.\nFor Kenny, a strong organisation required ways of organising through which individuals gain self-confidence, realise that they have a voice, grow their capacities and in turn contribute to the development of a dynamic collective power.\nEducation through action, through going in at the deep end with support and encouragement, was fundamental to Kenny\u2019s approach. He was influenced by the Brazilian popular educator Paulo Freire, especially Freire\u2019s emphasis on education through empowerment: Kenny\u2019s way of leading was always to share power, to encourage others, to help people realise capacities they doubted they had, and always to explain and debate policies so that everyone understood and could apply them creatively to their own circumstances.\nHere he put especial emphasis on bringing on young activists, attending new stewards training sessions for example, and, by all accounts, inspiring in these young trade unionists the confidence to challenge the status quo.\nAnother important part of Kenny\u2019s approach to collective power was his engagement with feminism. He interpreted feminism as both working for gender equality in the union and in the council, and giving especial support to women, and other marginalised social groups, and also as a rich source of new insights for creating an organisation that built the self-confidence of all, not just the already articulate and confident.\nThis kind of participatory, self-conscious organisation, with the will and the power to take collective action, was a foundation stone of his capacity to give effective leadership \u2013 as always with others \u2013 to politically ambitious strategies in the council, across the region, and sometimes on a national and international scale.\nAn example I witnessed first-hand was the resistance he led to BT\u2019s bid to privatise the council\u2019s back office between 2000-2002, followed by the central role the union took in guiding the implementation of a publicly-led process of effective reform, with considerable savings reallocated to frontline services and no redundancies. Throughout this difficult but effective transformation process, the council\u2019s management knew that, in the words of one of them: \u2018if we got things wrong, Kenny would escalate the issue. There\u2019d be trouble. I had no doubt about this.\u2019\nSuch a remark from a manager working with, and sometimes in conflict with, Kenny indicates that his stress on the empowerment of others did not mean he backed away from taking the lead himself. On the contrary, his was a leadership by example, and he would follow up with forceful and insistent argument. Whether you agreed or disagreed you knew that what drove him was a desire to ensure that \u2018things got done\u2019.\nHis qualities as both an inspiring and a practical leader gained wider national recognition when he became the Deputy Convenor of UNISON\u2019s Northern Region. Together with the Convenor, Clare Williams, and also Kevin Rowan of the Northern TUC, they developed and have continued to strengthen a coherent regional strategy of resistance focused on economic and social alternatives \u2013 one of those urgent tasks at the forefront of Kenny\u2019s mind to the end, where still there is much to get done (more of which below).\nOne of the reasons for the ability of the Northern Region to deliver the action that it promises has been the fact that a guiding principle of the regional leadership, no doubt due to Kenny\u2019s influence, is that every campaign has a workplace dimension; it has to be discussed with workplace reps in a way that enables them to make it their own and develop it as they feel appropriate, with the support of the region.\n\u2018Getting things done\u2019 with Kenny was usually part of a longer term and strategic attempt to shift the balance of power in favour of labour \u2013 and working people more generally. Whether it was challenging Thatcher\u2019s Compulsory Competitive Tendering (CCT) or resisting New Labour\u2019s outsourcing and Public Private Partnerships (PPPs), Kenny\u2019s approach always involved first researching the enemy, exposing their arguments, identifying their weaknesses.\nThis helped to breakdown the appearance of the inevitability of marketisation \u2013 New Labour\u2019s notion of \u2018the real world\u2019. It laid the basis for insisting, against \u2018TINA\u2019 (\u2018There Is No Alternative\u2019), that there are alternatives.\nIn order to build up this strategic intelligence, Kenny led the branch and the region to deploy a constant and varied team of committed researchers, from UNISON, from the Centre for Public Services (now the European Public Services Strategy Unit), and from local universities. This research was usually a collaborative process based on valuing a variety of sources of knowledge, rooted in practice as well as the product of research: the method was to involve union activists in the investigation, following up their insights and questions in a way that helped to create a new level of awareness and confidence.\nWell-researched arguments were also key to building alliances that shifted power relations in Newcastle\u2019s Civic Centre, and now across the region. For example, the pressure to outsource depends for its success on the complicity of council managers \u2013 often a result of a fatalistic acceptance of the private sector as offering the only alternative to a cash-strapped, demoralised council. Kenny\u2019s leadership combined convincing arguments with industrial action to great effect, breaking managers\u2019 support for privatisation and building up their confidence in in-house solutions.\nMoreover, in the context of the longer term strategy, the experience of developing these arguments and building for the industrial action created the momentum and membership involvement to drive the transformation and keep management accountable to the negotiated change.\nBeyond the workplace; the importance of community and regional organisation\nIt should be clear by now that for Kenny, trade unionism could never be limited to the workplace.\nHis broad view of the role of trade unions had several aspects. A basic one was that as far as he and the UNISON branch was concerned, the council had a responsibility towards supporting staff when they faced problems outside the workplace, in the face of, for example racism in the community. At one point a black UNISON member was facing persistent racist harassment. Kenny\u2019s response was to insist that council management sort out some protection for her, as one of their employees. The manager, Barry Rowland, now Newcastle\u2019s Chief Executive, responding, as he often did, to Kenny\u2019s threat of \u2018trouble\u2019, set up CCTV outside her house.\nThe same approach applied to members facing demolition of their houses and developer imposed \u2018regeneration\u2019. In 1999 Kenny led the branch to throw its considerable strength behind local residents of the old riverside community of Scotswood (in commercial terms, a prime inner city site) as they resisted a plan, named, without irony, Going for Growth, that declared their houses to be fit only for demolition with the inhabitants re-housed outside the area to make way for a private development.\nHis broader view of the role of the union also had a political dimension of a new kind, transcending the traditional division between industrial relations (the responsibility of the union) and broader social and political matters (the responsibility of the Labour Party). Kenny worked with many others over a long period to create \u2013 pragmatically, and without laying down ideologically dogmatic lines \u2013 practical political movements in which trade unions naturally took responsibility, in an open and inclusive manner, for social and political issues.\nWhether it was defending communities, improving public services or resisting the BNP, Kenny sought to build a collective power based on trade unionists as both workers and as citizens.\nThus from the first sign that the BNP was trying to gain a foothold in the North East, exploiting the failings of Labour and the way it took working class support for granted, UNISON led an effective and persistent campaign countering the arguments of the BNP. In 2004 it launched the North East Unites Against the BNP and through the Northern TUC bought the unions together an into the campaign, ensuring that the BNP had no council seats in the North East.\nThe kind of city-wide collective power that Kenny imagined went well beyond the general talk of \u2018links with the community\u2019. It started by making practical use of the fact that union members are themselves part of the community. Kenny and other UNISON activists initiated a plan for UNISON members to become involved in supporting and building organisations in their own community, as well as funding community organisers.\nAt the same time, as cuts and privatisation began to threaten public services across the city, in the NHS and in the local Metro rail system as well as in local government, Kenny, as part of the leadership of the regional labour movement described earlier, with student and community organisations to create the Public Services Alliance to support and co-ordinate otherwise scattered struggles and develop and win popular support for a city and service wide programme of public led alternatives.\nPolitics: principled and pragmatic\nKenny would hate to be made out to be some kind of saint! But it must be said that he had an enviable ability to be unflinching in his principles, focused and true to well-crafted and collaborative strategies and at the same time very open-minded, flexible and pragmatic about finding tactics that actually worked, made sense to people and could be lead to tangible achievements. He could work politically at different levels.\nThe autonomy of a well-organised, politically sussed union, in the workplace and regionally, provided the conditions for this. Through this organisational base, he had in effect helped to ensure that there were strong forces behind him in dealings with the timorous conservatism of conventional politics.\nAt the same time, this autonomous source of strength with its wider links with autonomous movements internationally fed an imaginative vision of new kinds of radically transformative political agency.\nThus with others, inside and outside the Labour Party, he was able on the one hand to construct a region-wide political strategy that was supple enough to maintain a constructively critical relationship with the Liberal Democrats (in control of Newcastle council between 2004 \u2013 2010 and key political players across the North East), at the same time as getting Labour groups to realise the need to provide a credible alternative approach to the cuts, using the union\u2019s influence and credibility in communities as well as workplaces as a vital source of pressure. (This resulted, among other things, in Labour winning back Newcastle council in May on an agenda that UNISON had played a key role in shaping).\nAt the same time, witnessing \u2013 from the late 1970\u2019s onwards, and speeding up with New Labour \u2013 the sapping and suppression of all socialist or radically democratic impulses from the Labour Party, he was always exploring practically and intellectually new forms of political organisation and representation, rooted in the visions and power of social and labour movements.\nHere he drew both from the relatively recent past (we first met through debates following the book Beyond the Fragments in the early 80s, about learning from feminism to inspire convergences of social and trade union movements) and from international experiences.\nHe was especially inspired and curious about the experiment of Polo Democratico in Colombia. Polo is a modest alliance to campaign for political representation of varied sections of the vibrant Colombian social movement; it recognises that in the context of systtematic political violence against progressive organisations.\nIt is these extra-parliamentary movements which have the capacity to be the driving for social change. The intertwined struggles in Columbia, and especially the region of Valle del Cauca, for human rights and defence of public services and labour conditions against a particularly vicious variant of neo-liberalism, have been a central focus for Kenny. Not least because Patrick one of his three sons \u2013 all of whom he talked about with immense pride and love \u2013 was working there as an organiser and translator.\nThrough them and Clare Williams, the Northern Region of UNISON has been giving regular and focused support especially to campaigns and movements organisations in Cali.\nOne example from which Kenny felt there was much for UNSION to learn was Nomadesc, which has been using the tools of popular education to develop a new generation of leaders to replace those killed by the regime.\nPolo Democratico caught Kenny\u2019s attention because it made political representation the political servant of radical social and labour movements, rather than the Labour Party\u2019s reverse tendency to treat movements, especially the trade unions, as subordinate \u2013 mere sources of finance and voting fodder \u2013 for the party\u2019s electoral priorities.\nHe was enthusiastic about meeting one of PD\u2019s Senators Alexander Lopez, who was president of Sintraemcali, a public services union, during its now legendary and ultimately victorious struggle to oppose the privatisation of Cali\u2019s utility services.\nIn politics then, as in his other activity he dealt with the immediate practical tasks at the same time as his mind was working on a longer term vision of change.\nAlternative plans; trade unionists as visionaries\nWhether resisting privatisation in the Civic Centre, confronting the problem of unemployment and economic decline in the region, or facing the local elections with no party fully representing what the union stood for, Kenny was insistent that unions and communities need to promote a positive alternative.\nHere several influences were at work. There was the vivid memory of the campaigns of the late 1970\u2019s and early 1980\u2019s when similarly creative trade unionists from the shipyards and heavy engineering industries united the region in huge demonstrations insisting \u2018Don\u2019t let the North East die\u2019.\nUnderlying the unity and chutzpah of these campaigns were the \u2018workers alternative plans\u2019 which these skilled and socially conscious engineers drew up to show that their skills were certainly not redundant, on any responsible public criteria.\nThrough extensive popular participation they drew up detailed practical proposals for the socially useful (and, it would now be said, ecologically necessary) products that they could be making instead of joining the queues for the dole. Now their ideas, around wind-power, agricultural equipment and so on, are common sense.\nKenny picked up the same logic and applied it to developing alternatives as part of the resistance to both privatisation of services and the private take-over of Newcastle\u2019s most commercially valuable, and socially and aesthetically precious land. Once again the confidence that there is an alternative helped to build a huge demonstration, this time around the slogan, \u2018Our city is not for sale\u2019. Popular movements and initiatives in other cities, especially in Latin America, were also a source of stimulus to Kenny\u2019s fertile imagination.\nHearing of the way that the Workers Party in Porto Alegre in Southern Brazil shared power with its citizens through participatory forms of budgeting and administration, he overcame his fear of flying and with financial help organised by UNISON\u2019s then president Veronica Dunn, made the trip to see for himself, when in 2001, the World Social Forum gathered in Porto Alegre. He came back inspired, determined to make the ideal of participatory democracy a reality both in the union itself and in the goal for the administration of Newcastle Council.\nAn integrated strategy, glued with courage and mutual trust\nIn each these dimensions of a renewed trade unionism \u2013 empowering forms workplace organisation, strategic intelligence, organising as citizens as well as workers, developing alternatives, working politically at different levels, learning and working internationally \u2013 Kenny\u2019s approach was not unique. It was in their integration into a coherent strategy that his work illustrates, in practice, a distinctive model; one which, surely, could help take our movement out of its present difficulties?\nIt was partly his personal qualities that provided the glue with which he held these dimensions (often in tension with each other) together. Now that he as an individual is gone, we need to make these qualities explicit too, in order to make them our own, in the spirit of Neruda.\nHere I would stress his courage. Though sensitive and sometimes inwardly nervous and strangely unsure of himself, he always acted decisively in standing up to injustice. With intelligence and eloquence he never had any hesitation in challenging those with official power. And because of another quality, his instinctive belief and trust in others, this was never bravado, it was always with a view to mobilising the counter power to overcome the injustice and open up new possibilities of change.\nThough rooted in the local and the specific, he was to his dying day, trying to spread and generalise.\nAs his favourite banner brought tenderly back from the World Social Forum, to grace the walls of the UNISON office on the first floor of the Civic, put it:\n\u2018Globalise the struggle, globalise the hope.\u2019\nA PS on this note of generalisation: Kenny had been an enthusiastic participant in the European Social Forum, galvanising large UNSION delegations to participate in the Forums in Florence, Paris, Athens; and finally being a key organiser of the Forum in London, and a collaborator on Eurotopia, a cross-Europe magazine supplement on issues such as resistance and alternatives to privatisation.\nOne of the last projects he was working on was a \u2018Better Way\u2019, social-forum-style conference to be held in November in Newcastle. 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        "raw_content": "World Series Prophetic Message\nI believe that there are some fun and relevant messages for us from the recent World Series result of the San Francisco Giants defeating the Kansas City Royals. The Bible says that \"the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen\", letting us know that truths of who He is and what He is doing will be made manifest even by matters that take place in His creation. When Jesus said, \"the rocks will cry out if you don't praise me\" it is another verse that tells us that at a subatomic particle level everything is in fact connected (this is scientific truth) and His truth will be declared even other ways if we fail to get it right.\nMany, of course, thought that the Royals would be the team to win as the best prophetic message for us. What could be better than a parallel story that shows our King's kids winning over giants? It was interesting to me that the winner of the final game 7 was in fact a great reliever/believer named Jeremy Affeldt. What is unique about Jeremy is that he was originally drafted by the Royals and played for them in his early years. He has now been an integral part of the Giants amazing run of 3 world titles in 5 years. Here is a truth I extract from this. It is great to have the identity of Royalty but we also must take it one step further and live out of the identity of Giants. The Bible says that \"greater is He that is in us than he that is in the world\" and when we live from that place we can be a manifestation of righteous Giants. Giants is the name on the uniform, and truly our team and our side is the Giant team in the world today. We often forget that and live and respond as \"the tail\" but the clear call and assignment is to be \"the head and not the tail\". Our God is always greater and mightier and it His uniform we live from when we seek first the kingdom of God.\nI looked up the definition of giant and saw: \"a person of exceptional importance and reputation\". This is truly who each of us is called to be and invited to step into as we \"stay in the game\" and take the swings for Him that we are ordained to do. I thought it also fun and enlightening that Madison Bumgarner was the overwhelming star and thus MVP of the World Series. He was beyond phenomenal. It is more than a certainty that the Giants don't win without him. His nickname is MadBum and he grew up in a log cabin made by his father. I love it that even if you are a Mad Bum, if you will put your uniform on and represent the Almighty- that you can be a major game-changer. God truly has chosen the weak, small and foolish things of this world to shame the wise. With His uniform on, even a Mad Bum can become \"a person of exceptional importance and reputation\". God tells us, \"let the weak say I am strong\" and step into the greatness that can be found in Him as we find our team and play our role. The invitation for all Royal sons and daughters of the King is to advance the understanding of that Royalty until we live as a Giant on the inside. An internal Giant will live out of a foundation of \"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.\" He is always greater on the inside than whatever the enemy can throw at us.\nI believe that there is also significance to San Francisco being again highlighted. I remember being there a few years ago and being almost shocked at what I felt in the spirit while there. I had lived on the East Coast where the narrative among Christians is that San Francisco is the \"homosexual capital of the world\" deserving severe judgment at any moment. While walking through the city I heard the Lord say, \"My heart is still in San Francisco\". This of course the famous, Tony Bennett song that I found out is played after every home victory by the Giants. The Lord corrected my perspective of the city giving me His and it was quite impacting to me and something I will never forget. I was deeply stirred, emotionally feeling His heart towards the whole city- and the much maligned homosexual community. The last line in the song says, \"When I come home to you San Francisco, your golden sun will shine for me.\" I believe that with this 3rd title we have entered into a fulfillment time of God \"coming home to San Francisco\" and that the city will now step into it's golden shining for Him. If this seems impossible for some, it just means your Royalty identity has not properly melded with your Giant identity. For internal Giants- \"all things are possible\". The Golden Gate of America will now swing open as never before and California and this nation will step into her golden destiny. God is also about to \"come home\" to the gay community as never before and there will be a great move of God among them that He invites us to not sabotage through unnecessary vitriol.\nI also believe that a positive spotlight is cast on Kansas City just for having made it to the World Series. Kansas City represents the heart of America coming alive and beating with Championship fervor after decades of underperforming. In the movie Superman, Clark Kent wore a Royals t-shirt and I noted that back then. Of course, he had to move beyond that identity to step into his Superman status and that is a repeat message. He told us that the big S on his uniform meant Hope, and that truly is what makes us able to fly above the challenges. Royalty plus empowerment makes YOU the Giant. I believe the city of Kansas City is in the process of garnering national and international attention for the transformational changes finally beginning to transpire. The cup of prayers is overflowing and now being accompanied by practical steps into city participation. We can't reform a city from a prayer room alone but as we accompany that with practical participation with the 7 mountains of society. As God told Joshua, the soles of our feet must touch that which we want transformed.\nFinally, I loved it that two second place teams made it to the World Series. I see that there is a strong movement out there called \"I Am Second\", that is challenging believers everywhere to live for He who is First. Those that can step into this dynamic truly become those that can become the Division Champions- or champions over division- that will make it all the way to the World Series. May all sons and daughters of the King arise into our full potential as we find our team, wear His uniform and show up for the assignments He has given us. Spectators (rapture waiters?) don't win but players do. 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        "raw_content": "NATO troops deploy in Lithuania, underscoring commitment to defense\nAndrius Sytas, Andrea Shalal\nBy Andrius Sytas and Andrea Shalal\nGerman Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen (L) and Lithuania's President Dalia Grybauskaite attend a ceremony to welcome the German battalion being deployed to Lithuania as part of NATO deterrence measures against Russia in Rukla, Lithuania February 7, 2017. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins\nRUKLA, Lithuania (Reuters) - Germany and NATO on Tuesday underscored their commitment to beefing up the defense of eastern Europe\u2019s border with Russia as the first of four new batallions under the North Atlantic alliance\u2019s banner arrived in Lithuania.\nIn moves agreed last year under former U.S. President Barack Obama, NATO is expanding its presence in the region to levels unprecedented since the Cold War, prompted by Russia\u2019s annexation of Crimea and accusations - denied by Moscow - that it is supporting a separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine.\nThe German-led battle group of 1,000 troops in Lithuania will be joined this year by a U.S-led deployment in Poland, British-led troops in Estonia and Canadian-led troops in Latvia. They will add to smaller rotating contingents of U.S troops.\nDoubts about the U.S. commitment to NATO have surfaced since the election of President Donald Trump, who has described NATO allies as \u201cvery unfair\u201d for not contributing more financially to the alliance.\nGerman Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen said Europe realized it needed to strengthen defense cooperation and was doing more to solve its own problems.\nShe also said U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis reassured her about Washington\u2019s commitment to NATO in a recent telephone call.\n\u201cAfter what we discussed, I have no doubt about his deep conviction in the importance of NATO and the commitment of the Americans within NATO to what we have agreed,\u201d she said at a welcoming ceremony at Lithuania\u2019s Rukla military base, 100 kilometers (62 miles) from the Russian border.Von der Leyen is due to hold her first meeting with Mattis in Washington on Friday.\nIn a phone call on Sunday with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Trump agreed to meet alliance leaders in Europe in May.\nLithuanian president Dalia Grybauskaite said the German battalion was arriving \u201c(at) the right place and at the right time,\u201d adding she hoped the troops\u2019 stay would be peaceful.\nA NATO official said the NATO forces would participate in a major exercise in eastern Europe in June. A second official said it would include a simulated nuclear attack.\nThere are no end dates for stay of the new contingents, which will rotate every six months partly to comply with NATO\u2019s 1997 promise to Russia to avoid \u201cpermanent stationing of substantial combat forces\u201d in Central and Eastern Europe.\nGerman officials said the battalion in Lithuania, which includes over 200 tanks and other ground vehicles, will be fully formed by June 2017, including troops from Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway and Luxembourg.\nReporting by Andrea Shalal and Andrius Sytas; editing by John Stonestreet",
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        "raw_content": "Pakistan PM leaves for Saudi Arabia amid bailout speculation\nFILE PHOTO: Cricket star-turned-politician Imran Khan, chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), speaks after voting in the general election in Islamabad, Pakistan July 25, 2018. REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha/File Photo\nISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan left for Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, the foreign office said, amid speculation he may be seeking economic assistance from a staunch ally instead of another IMF bailout.\nKhan, on his first international visit since taking office last month, was accompanied by Finance Minister Asad Umar and Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi at a time when the country is trying to avert a balance of currency crisis stemming from a large current account deficit.\nAnalysts say a fresh bailout package from the International Monetary Fund, which would be its 13th since late 1980s, is inevitable.\nBut Umar recently said an IMF rescue was a \u201cfallback option\u201d and that the government was exploring other avenues for assistance, which was broadly interpreted as Islamabad seeking help from China and Saudi Arabia, both of which have provided vast loans in the past.\n\u201cThe Prime Minister will call on His Majesty King Salman and hold a bilateral meeting with the Crown Prince,\u201d Pakistan\u2019s foreign office said in a statement. \u201cThe two leaders will discuss issues of bilateral interest.\u201d\nIn 2014, six months after Pakistan obtained its last IMF bailout, Saudi Arabia loaned Pakistan $1.5 billion, which the government used to strengthen its rupee currency.\nPakistan\u2019s current account deficit widened 43 percent to $18 billion in the fiscal year that ended June 30, while the fiscal deficit has ballooned to 6.6 percent of the economy.\nKhan\u2019s government came to power on the back of populist assurances to root out corruption and reduce poverty. Since taking office, the government has initiated a number of symbolic austerity measures while promising social welfare reforms.\nThe government on Tuesday announced tax increases for middle and high-income earners and a spike in import duties on luxury products in a bid to raise 183 billion rupees($1.48 billion) in additional revenue.\nWriting by Saad Sayeed",
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        "raw_content": "USAID assistance in the West Bank and Gaza has ceased: U.S. official\nStephen Farrell, Maayan Lubell\nJERUSALEM (Reuters) - The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has ceased all assistance to Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza, a U.S. official said on Friday.\nA Palestinian walks past a ceramic sign of a U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) project in Hebron in the Israeli-occupied West Bank January 31, 2019. Picture taken January 31, 2019. REUTERS/Mussa Qawasma\nThe halt was requested by the Palestinian Authority but is certain to bring further hardship to people in the already deprived territories.\nThe deadline also sees the end of about $60 million in U.S. aid for the Palestinian security forces, whose cooperation with Israeli forces helps maintain relative quiet in the West Bank. [USKCN1PO14]\nThe decision was linked to a Jan. 31 deadline set by new U.S. legislation under which foreign aid recipients would be more exposed to anti-terrorism lawsuits.\nThe Anti-Terrorism Clarification Act (ATCA) empowers Americans to sue foreign aid recipients in U.S. courts over alleged complicity in \u201cacts of war\u201d.\nPresident Donald Trump\u2019s Middle East envoy, Jason Greenblatt, said the aid was cut at the request of the Palestinian Authority.\n\u201cThis aid was cut (not just suspended) at the PA\u2019s request because they didn\u2019t want to be subject to US courts which would require them to pay US citizens killed by Palestinian terrorists when the PA was found guilty,\u201d he said in a tweet.\nThe Palestinian Authority declined further U.S. funding over worries about its potential legal exposure, although it denies Israeli accusations that it encourages militant attacks.\n\u201cAt the request of the Palestinian Authority, we have wound down certain projects and programs funded with assistance under the authorities specified in ATCA in the West Bank and Gaza, a U.S. official told Reuters on Friday.\n\u201cAll USAID assistance in the West Bank and Gaza has ceased.\u201d\nIt was unclear how long the cessation would last. The official said no steps were currently being taken to close the USAID mission in the Palestinian territories, and no decision had been made about future staffing at the USAID mission in the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem.\nUSAID is the main agency administering U.S. foreign assistance in the Palestinian territories. According to its website, the agency spent $268 million on public projects in the West Bank and Gaza as well as Palestinian private sector debt repayment in 2017, but there were significant cuts to all new funding through the end of June 2018.\nNabil Abu Rudeineh, a spokesman for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, said: \u201cThe suspension of aid to our people, which included critical sectors such as health and education, will have a negative impact on all, create a negative atmosphere, and increase instability.\u201d\nGreenblatt called Rudeineh\u2019s statement disingenuous.\n\u201cPalestinians are too smart to continue to live as victims and recipients of foreign aid. Until a political solution is found (maybe it will be our peace plan?), the PA must focus on helping Palestinians lead better lives,\u201d he tweeted.\nThe Palestinian Authority is an interim self-government body set up following the 1993 Oslo peace accords. The peace process, aimed at finding a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian\nconflict, has been stalled since 2014.\nIn the Hamas-ruled enclave of Gaza, Hamas spokesman Ismail Rudwan condemned the cuts, deploring what he called \u201cpoliticized money\u201d.\nHUMANITARIAN CUTS\nThe announcement comes after humanitarian officials in the West Bank and Gaza said they were already facing a cutback from donors worldwide.\nLast year Washington cut hundreds of millions of dollars of aid to the Palestinians, which included funding to humanitarian groups supported by USAID.\nThe U.S. cuts were widely seen as a means of pressuring the Palestinian leadership to resume the peace talks with Israel and to engage with the Trump administration ahead of its long-awaited Middle East peace plan.\nAs a result, dozens of NGO employees have been laid off, programs shut down, and infrastructure projects halted.\nIn Gaza, Mohammad Ashour said he once earned $600 a month providing psychological support to people with chronic diseases such as high blood pressure, diabetes and cancer.\nThe project was run by the Palestinian Center for Democracy and Conflict Resolution. But, said Ashour, he lost his job last summer because the program was funded with the help of USAID money.\n\u201cI have no clue how am I going to pursue my life,\u201d said Ashour, from Bureij refugee camp.\n\u201cI have no job and I am in debt, maybe tomorrow the police will come and take me to jail. An educated man ends in jail, I am wrecked.\u201d\nIn August, Washington announced an end to all U.S. funding for the U.N. agency that assists Palestinian refugees. The agency received $364 million from the United States in 2017.\nIn January the World Food Programme cut food aid to about 190,000 Palestinians due to a shortage of funds.\nDiplomatic sources said Palestinian, U.S. and Israeli officials were trying to find ways to keep the money flowing to Abbas\u2019s security forces.\n\u201cWe will find a solution to these things. 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        "raw_content": "Since the 1990s, outsourcing has been a way of life for manufacturers. Many traditional original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) manufacture a minimal amount in-house, and continually evaluate the possibility of outsourcing additional functions, and the contract manufacturers (CMs) have risen to the occasion. Top notch CMs like Revotech provide customers with complete turnkey service, including design, development, certification and drop shipping. Despite these and other substantial benefits, outsourcing presents a unique set of risks to the OEM. It requires a new way of thinking about and managing supply chain and inventory control. In this post, we examine three common pitfalls we commonly encounter. A manufacturer must avoid these outsource manufacturing challenges to increase the effectiveness of an outsourcing program.\n1. Underestimating Logistics\nTransportation and logistics together are the most under-anticipated issues we encounter, particularly with customers new to CM. Shipping ocean extends lead-time four weeks, and reduces the OEM\u2019s flexibility to respond to unforeseen demand changes, customization, rework, etc. It also increases the time-to-market and new product development due to the need to ship (generally air express) samples and first articles for review and approval.\n2. Delivering a Deficient or Incomplete Specification\nWhile not unique to contract manufacturing, a deficient or incomplete specification can lead to ongoing problems in the life-cycle. When managing a development/production process not under your own roof, a clear and concise spec is critically important, and includes drawings, bill of materials (BOM), testing methods, compliance issues, etc. Proper documentation provides not only a path to a successful OEM/CM relationship, but provides recourse to the OEM in the event the final product is not to spec.\n3. Ignoring Compliance Issues/Requirements\nLower cost of labor and overhead in some regions allow contract manufacturers to provide a competitive advantage to their OEM customers, particularly those with high volume, high labor-content products. What a good CM will NOT do is provide the OEM an \u2018end-run\u2019 around environmental compliance issues, or technical certification such as RoHS or UL.\nCommon Mistakes to Avoid in Outsource Manufacturing\nOutsourcing has enabled small to medium OEMs to compete with their larger competitors by leveraging economies of scale. Outsourcing includes risks, however, that can severely impact a small company\u2019s performance. But these challenges can be mitigated by a careful and diligent CM strategy and by working only with a reputable contract manufacturer with a proven track record.\nWe invite you to see how Revotech can help you avoid outsource manufacturing issues.",
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This paper presents an overview of 5G multimedia aspects as specified by 3GPP for various services that will be provisioned over the 5G network. Specifically, we cover the evolution of streaming services for 5G, Virtual Reality 360\u2218 video streaming, real-time speech and audio communication services VR evolution and user generated multimedia content.\nIn the past 10 years, the Smartphone device and its 4th generation (4G) Mobile Broad-Band (MBB) connection supported the now well-established era of video multimedia services. Future mass market multimedia services are expected to be highly immersive and interactive. Multimedia services evolve rapidly, require capable devices with flexible Application programming interfaces (APIs) and scalable distribution networks. The 5th Generation (5G) system enhances the support of MBB applications that consume bandwidth and require low latencies.\nThis paper presents an overview of 5G multimedia aspects as specified by the Third Generation Partnership project (3GPP) for various services that will be provisioned over the 5G network. Specifically, we cover the evolution of streaming services for 5G, Virtual Reality 360\u2218 video streaming, real-time speech and audio communication services VR evolution and user generated multimedia content.\nContent providers, broadcasters and operators intend to leverage 5G systems using enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) slices to deliver on-demand and live multimedia content to their subscribers. 3GPP currently studies the required evolution of media delivery services specifications.\nVirtual Reality (VR) is currently the hottest topic in the field of new audio-visual experiences. It is a rendered version of a delivered audio and visual scene, designed to mimic the sensory stimuli of the real world as naturally as possible to an observer as he moves within the limits defined by the application and the equipment. Providing a 360\u2218 experience relies on a new set of representation formats for both audio and video signals that 3GPP intends to specify.\n3GPP launched the new Work Item on Enhanced Voice Service (EVS) Codec Extension for Immersive Voice and Audio Services (IVAS) in September 2017 meeting. IVAS is the next generation 3GPP codec for 4G/5G, built upon the success of the EVS codec. It intends to cover use cases on real-time conversational voice, multi-stream teleconferencing, VR conversational and user generated live and non-live content streaming. In addition to address the increasing demand for rich multimedia services, teleconferencing applications over 4G/5G will benefit from this next generation codec used as an improved conversational coder supporting multi-stream coding (e.g., channel, object and scene-based audio).\nUser generated content, especially video, has become recently some of the leading content viewed by Internet users, surpassing the popularity of branded videos and movies. Slightly preceding this trend has been the rapid increase in video traffic uploaded to popular streaming sites, with surveys showing that most Internet users upload or share a video at least once a month. The initial 3GPP version of the Framework for Live Uplink Streaming focused on a fast time to market solution leveraging IP Multimedia System (IMS) Multimedia Telephony-based implementations and allowing Hyper Text Transfer protocol (HTTP [21]) Representational State Transfer (RESTful) interface for both control signalling 3rd party services specific user plane protocol stacks like e.g. RTMP streaming protocol.\n2 Streaming Service Evolutions for 5G\n3GPP Packet Switched Streaming (PSS) services have been specified and maintained by 3GPP since its Release 4 (Rel-4). While initially most deployments were operator managed audio-visual services, the specifications evolved into a set of enablers for streaming application, network and User Equipment (UE) capabilities.\nThe latest PSS architecture as defined in TS 26.233 [1] in Rel-15 is depicted in Figure 1:\nFigure 1 Rel-15 PSS architecture.\nThe PSS architecture maps to 3G, 4G and 5G systems with PSS server mapped to Application Function (AF) and PSS Client in the UE. The PSS Client supports the 3GPP Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (3GP-DASH) [6] protocol and format for acquisition of Media Presentation Description playlist (MPD) and acquisition and playback media segments. The UE supports a set of audio and video decoders and subtitling formats as specified in TS 26.234 [14], the video profiles in TS 26.116 [2] and the yet to be published virtual reality profiles in TS 26.118 [3]. It also supports Scene Description format as specified in TS 26.307 [4]. The PSS server handles content acquisition and delivery according to the same set of codecs and formats. The server may also act as Application Function and interact with the Policy and Charging Rules Function (PCRF) via the Rx reference point for Quality of Service (QoS) control as specified in TS 29.214 [5]. The Server And Network Assisted DASH (SAND) protocol as specified in TS 26.247 [6] enables network assistance, proxy caching and consistent Quality of Experience (QoE) and QoS operations.\n2.3 Foreseen Streaming Evolutions for 5G\nContent providers, broadcasters and operators intend to leverage 5G systems using eMBB slices (see TS 23.501 [7]) to deliver on-demand and live multimedia content to their subscribers.\n3GPP currently studies the required evolution of media delivery services specifications. The findings are documented in TR 26.891 [8].\nFigure 2 illustrates the current work in progress with regards to media functions and interfaces on a 5G system architecture.\nFigure 2 Media on 5G system architecture [8].\nMost media distribution on 5G are expected to be based on Adaptive Bit Rate (e.g. 3GP-DASH) streaming with HTTP 1.1 to deliver file-based video content. The expected common video container format is fragmented MPEG 4 (fMP4) which is based on International Organization for Standardization Based Media File Format (ISO-BMFF) as currently used in 3GP-DASH profile. The recently specified Motion Picture Expert Group (MPEG) Common Media Application Format (CMAF) format [9] is a profile of fMP4 and can be used with various manifest formats. Typically, media segments are addressed with Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) where the domain name indicates the content provider name, i.e. the domain name of Content Origin.\nThe major components of media distribution are Content Preparation, Content Origin, and Delivery. The media delivery network elements and their functions are currently being studied and mapped to the 5G system. Media delivery functions are: Playlist and Media segment acquisition/delivery, Capability exchange, QoE metrics collection, Digital Rights Management (DRM) protection, Scene description, Network assistance, domain Name Server (DNS) address resolution and Load balancing, Content Distribution Network and QoS management.\nFor example, the streaming server may reside within the Mobile Network Operator\u2019s (MNO\u2019s) network as a dedicated application function or it may reside externally and interact with the network through the Network Exposure Function (NEF, see [7]). As another example, the media data flows through the Data Network (DN, see [7]) to the User Plane Function (UPF, see [7]) directly or through one or more AFs. In the latter case, the AF may act as if it were the origin server.\nTR 26.891 \u201c5G enhanced mobile broadband; Media distribution\u201d [8] is planned to be completed in June 2018 and it is expected to become the foundation for Rel-16 normative work on the 3GPP 5G streaming evolved specification.\n3 VR 360\u2218 Video Streaming in 5G\nVirtual Reality is certainly the hottest topic in the field of new audio-visual experiences these days. It is a rendered version of a delivered audio and visual scene, designed to mimic the sensory stimuli of the real world as naturally as possible to an observer as he moves within the limits defined by the application and the equipment.\nVirtual reality usually, but not necessarily, requires a user to wear a Head Mounted Display (HMD), to completely replace the user\u2019s field of view with a simulated visual component, and to wear headphones, to provide the user with the accompanying audio. Some form of head and motion tracking of the user in VR is usually also necessary to allow the simulated visual and audio components to be updated to ensure that, from the user\u2019s perspective, items and sound sources remain consistent with the user\u2019s movements.\nApart from the complexity aspects on how to produce VR contents, the demanding required distribution bitrate and end-to-end latency put 5G as the most appropriate access network technology for ensuring the quality of experience.\n3.2 Media Formats of VR 360\u2218\nProviding a 360\u2218 experience relies on a new set of representation formats for both audio and video signals. Wherever the user looks, he shall receive a comprehensive set of images and sounds for him to understand where the \u201cobjects\u201d are around him.\nThis is achieved with 360\u2218 video representations for which each pixel corresponds to a particular viewing orientation. At the production side, camera systems acquire pictures from every direction that are stitched altogether at a later stage depending on the projected surface selected by the transmission system.\nThe most popular projections are the EquiRectangular Projection (ERP) map where the 360\u2218 picture is mapped to a sphere, and the Cube Map Projection (CMP) where the picture is mapped to a cube as illustrated on Figure 3.\nFigure 3 Equirectangular and cube-map projections.\nThese video signals can then be encoded with existing codecs such as MPEG-4 Advance Video coding (AVC) and High Efficiency video coding (HEVC), together with some metadata describing the 360\u2218 nature of the content required for the correct rendering.\nOn audio aspects, the sound coming from the 360\u2218 scene needs to be rendered accordingly to the viewer instantaneous orientation. It means that a spatial audio representation is required together with a binaural renderer to the user\u2019s headphones.\nThe audio capture can be achieved with an appropriate microphone array capturing the surrounding audio field and/or using a multiple microphones configuration associated to each audio source in the scene.\nThere are 3 common representation models for spatial audio:\nChannel-based audio where each signal is associated to a rendering configuration (e.g. mono, stereo and 5.1),\nObject-based audio where each signal is associated to an audio source,\nScene-based audio where the signal representing the entire scene can be associated to various speaker configurations.\n3.3 Use Cases for VR 360\u2218\n3GPP Service and Architecture Working Group #4 (SA4, the media and codec working group) has conducted a study on Virtual Reality, documented in the technical report TR 26.918 [10]. The group has investigated the possible relevant VR 360\u2218 use cases impacting the 3GPP ecosystem (access networks and user equipment).\nEvent broadcast: The coverage of a live event where the user can experience various viewing positions including those that are not accessible to the public (e.g. being on stage at a concert\u2026).\nVR Streaming: The immersive experience provided in unicast of a live or on demand 360\u2218 content.\nSocial VR: This is the combination of the VR streaming case with the multipoint conversational service in which the viewer can chat with friends who are physically in different locations.\nE-Learning: An area of applicability of VR 360\u2218 is education. With the remote class participation, a viewer can be virtually present in a classroom for a live or on-demand session.\nVR calls: Although it is challenging to solve the issue of the viewer representation in the virtual world, these video conferencing cases address the different possibilities of point-to-point and multi-point conversational services in VR.\n2D legacy on HMD: The private consumption of so-called Live Television (TV) and on-demand contents within the VR environment, such as in a virtual movie theater, including scene compositing for graphics elements like Electronic Program Guide (EPG), info bannersetc.\n3.4 VR 360\u2218 Streaming\nThe Rel-15 normative work of 3GPP consists of defining the technical enablers for the delivery of an audiovisual 360\u2218 scene. The specification TS 26.118 3GPP Virtual Reality profiles for streaming applications [3] defines interoperability points for VR 360\u2218 streaming services.\nSimilarly to what has been achieved in the past with the TV profiles [2] this specification, still under development at the time of writing, will provide a set of operation points describing the media formats for VR 360\u2218 together with their mapping to the DASH delivery.\nTo achieve this, a reference architecture of the 3GPP client has been described as depicted in Figure 4.\nFigure 4 Client reference architecture for VR DASH streaming applications.\nThis reference client architecture defines 3 interoperability points highlighted by the vertical red bars on the figure:\n3GPP VR Media Profile: Operation points defining the audio and video codecs and their constraints on the bitstream format and signaling together with the associated requirements on the decoding capabilities for the User Equipment.\n3GPP VR DASH Profile: Mapping of the operation points to the 3GPP DASH delivery format for which constraints are defined.\n3GPP VR Scheme: Suitable for post-processing of decoder output signals together with rendering metadata.\n3.5 VR 360\u2218 Services in 5G\nThe suitability of the 5G for VR 360\u2218 relies many on 2 main features of this radio access network.\nFirst the ability to support significantly higher bit rates than previous generations allows for considering the delivery high quality services with a guaranteed quality of service.\nAlso, the extreme low transmission delay of 5G, particularly within managed control of the network, enables the efficient use of viewport dependent streaming approaches.\nOperation points defined in TS 26.118 [3] will for sure enable VR 360\u2218 services in 4G but the 5G capacity will allow the service to be scaled to a larger population.\n4 Real-Time Audio and Video Communication Services VR Evolution\n3GPP launched the new Work Item on EVS Codec Extension for Immersive Voice and Audio Services (IVAS Codec) at the TSG-SA September 2017 meeting.\nIVAS is the next generation 3GPP codec for 4G/5G, built upon the success of the EVS codec. The 3GPP real-time Enhanced Voice Services (EVS) codec has delivered a highly significant improvement in user experience with the introduction of super-wideband (SWB) and full-band (FB) speech and audio coding, together with improved packet loss resiliency.\nThe basic idea behind the IVAS codec work item is to cover use cases on real-time conversational voice, multi-stream teleconferencing, VR conversational and user generated live and non-live content streaming. In addition to address the increasing demand for rich multimedia services, teleconferencing applications over 4G/5G will benefit from this next generation codec used as an improved conversational coder supporting multi-stream coding (e.g., channel, object and scene-based audio).\nThe introduction of 4G/5G high-speed wireless access to telecommunications networks, combined with the availability of increasingly powerful hardware platforms, will enable advanced communications and multimedia services to be deployed more quickly and easily than ever before.\nImmersive services and applications, as envisioned in 3GPP TR 22.891 [11] and especially VR services and applications described in TR 26.918 [10], are expected to provide an immersive user experience which, when compared to existing media services, will deliver a quantum leap in the quality of experience. An immersive audio-visual experience implies, for the audio component, that a spatial sound impression is convincingly consistent with the presented visual scene. In addition, the user should be able to move, within certain limits defined by the application, throughout the scene, and the audio component will adjust to reflect the user\u2019s spatial orientation/position.\n3GPP TR 22.891 [11] and TR 26.918 [10] identify various immersive use cases and application scenarios that may be broadly subdivided into either UE-originated (user generated) or professionally generated content.\nThe approach proposed is to build upon the EVS codec with the goal of developing a single codec with attractive features and performance (e.g. excellent audio quality, low delay, spatial audio coding support, appropriate range of bit rates, high-quality error resiliency, practical implementation complexity). In the scope of 3GPP, the predominant audio rendering instrument is envisaged to be headphones but configurations with e.g. tablet speaker playback may also be of relevance.\nThe overall objective of the IVAS work item is to develop a single general-purpose audio codec for immersive 4G and 5G services and applications including the VR use cases envisioned in 3GPP TR 26.918 [10].\nThe objectives of the standardization work are detailed below:\nHandling of encoding/decoding/rendering of speech, music and generic sound.\nIt is expected to support encoding of channel-based audio (e.g. mono, stereo or 5.1) and scene-based audio (e.g., higher-order ambisonics) inputs including spatial information about the sound field and sound sources. The solution is expected to provide support for diegetic and non-diegetic input.\nIt is expected to provide a decoder for the encoded format and a renderer with sufficiently low motion to sound latency.\nOperation with low latency to enable conversational services over 4G/5G.\nProviding high error robustness under various transmission conditions from clean channels to channels with packet loss and delay jitter and to be optimized for 4G/5G.\nSupport for a range of service capabilities, e.g., from mono to stereo to fully immersive audio encoding/decoding/rendering.\nSupport of implementation on a wide range of UEs to address various needs in terms of balancing user experience and implementation complexity/cost.\nInclusion into Multimedia Telephony Service over IMS (MTSI) services and potentially support of Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast (MBMS) and PSS services through the definition of a new immersive audio media component. Support for MTSI services is also accomplished by the provision of bit-exact EVS operation as part of the solution.\nThe developments under this work item should lead to a set of new specifications defining among others textual description, fixed-point C code, floating-point C code and associated test vectors of the IVAS codec, also including Real Time Transport protocol (RTP) payload format, Session Description Protocol (SDP) parameter definitions, jitter buffer management, rendering and packet loss concealment methods. It is envisioned that subsequent work outside this work item will address suitable acoustic send and receive end requirements enabling immersive user experience.\n4.4 IVAS Standardization Process\nThe standardization process consists of two major parts: settings requirements that successful IVAS codec candidates must fulfil and defining the rigorous testing and selection framework to ensure the selection and subsequent standardization of the most attractive candidate based on well-known technical characteristics. Several permanent project documents are being prepared to support the standardization process. The current target for IVAS codec is to become part of Rel-16.\n5 User Generated Multimedia Content\n5.1 User Generated Content (UGC)\nIn the recent years, user generated content, especially video, has become some of the leading content viewed by Internet users, surpassing the popularity of branded videos and movies. Slightly preceding this trend has been the rapid increase in video traffic uploaded to popular streaming sites, with surveys showing that most Internet users upload or share a video at least once a month. The latest statistics report that more video content is uploaded in 30 days than the major U.S. television networks have created in 30 years [12]. It is expected that consumption will become even more compelling as user generated media becomes richer in quality, resolution, timeliness, and immersiveness.\n5.2 Mobile Network Operator vs. Over-the-Top Services?\nAs the revenue shift from MNO-managed services to Over-The-Top (OTT) services continues, traditional companies in the 3GPP and wireless ecosystem are often challenged between resisting this trend or finding a way to generate revenue working with these new OTT business models. With their very low bandwidth requirement allowing operation over best-effort QoS, OTT speech services have commoditized the voice services market. For higher bandwidth applications such as video streaming, some MNOs have tried to provide their own content offerings, while others work with existing content providers in reduced- or zero-rate subscription models that have slightly more success but with unclear monetization models for the MNO beyond subscriber growth. Such efforts are often questioned as taking steps in a race to the bottom with their competitors.\nLive Uplink Streaming has the potential to address this competition between these two segments with a collaborative model that is necessary for successfully addressing the user generated content market. Neither can manage without the other: QoS support by the MNO becomes more relevant for uploading richer media in a timely manner (a.k.a. \u201cLive\u201d) while the existing OTT user base is necessary for widespread use and commercial adoption.\n5.3 Overview of UGC\nAfter voice, the earliest form of user generated content could be considered to be the Short Messaging Service (SMS) with its 140-character limit still providing value in today\u2019s political climate. SMS evolved into the Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) which upgraded the media formats to include speech, audio, synthetic audio, still images, bitmap graphics, video, vector graphics, etc. [13]. While not as ubiquitous as SMS, MMS was well-adopted in some markets where photos and video clips were used primarily for mobile advertising.\nA less well-known but also standardized messaging service was the IMS Messaging Services [15\u201317] which supports Immediate messaging, Session based messaging, and provides descriptions of using Combining CS and IMS Services (CSI) which allows the sharing of video or still images during a CS voice call.\nThe support of multiple media types (e.g., speech/audio, video, and timed text) in a single Multimedia Message sent from the MMS client to the MMS proxy and MMS servers is provided by the 3GPP File format [18] which is an instance of the ISO base media file format. This specification also provides the timing, structure, and media data for multimedia streams that are used by PSS [14] and MBMS [19]. HTTP streaming extensions are also defined for use with DASH [6].\nAside from defining a structure for integration of speech/audio codecs (including Adaptive Multirate Wideband codec (AMR-WB), EVS, Enhanced aacPlus) and video codecs (including AVC/H.264 and HEVC/H.265), the 3GPP File Format also integrates location timed metadata which, along with camera orientation information, could be leveraged for immersive media experiences that are captured from multiple perspectives using mobile devices (e.g., multiple drones filming an event, see Figure 5).\nFigure 5 Multi-perspective recording of live event.\n5.4 Live Uplink Streaming\nPersonal and semi-professional \u201cLive\u201d broadcasting of user generated content has become more popular, especially among users of social networks and streaming services. However current applications that operate OTT using best-effort QoS can only provide low resolution (480p, sometimes 720p) streams with quality already considered unacceptable. Semi-professionals in the field have reportedly resorted to streaming High Definition (HD) and Ultra High Definition (UHD) video uploads over multiple simultaneous links via multiple mobile devices and across different radio access technologies (see Figure 6). Some form of guaranteed QoS is needed to provide a viable service with practical capturing and transmitting devices that could support wider adoption and usage.\nFigure 6 Non-standard approaches.\nTests in commercial 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks demonstrate that uplink transmission of high-quality video requires QoS and can only support 2-3 users per cell. With its ability to provide even higher data rates at lower latencies, 5G has the potential to provide a QoS level that supports multiple live HD and UHD video streams in the same geographic area.\nLive Streaming typically does not require the same low latencies as conversational media, even when there is some interaction between the viewers and the operator of the capture device. The additional latency budget provides flexibility for uplink schedulers to improve cell capacity when supporting these high data rate streams.\nThe initial Release 15 version of the Framework for Live Uplink Streaming (FLUS) TS [20] focused on a fast time to market solution leveraging IMS MTSI-based implementations. The architecture (see Figure 7) re-used the IMS session control and MTSI protocol stack to support delivering an uplink stream to a server from which it could be forwarded onto viewers. It also supported live streaming directly to another MTSI client to provide a richer form of the \u201cSee What I See\u201d CSI service.\nFigure 7 FLUS architecture and sub-functions.\nSA4 also recognized that support for 3rd party service providers (e.g., social networks and streaming sites for UGC), with their large user base, would be important for a successful service. Initial support for 3rd party services was provided in Release 15 by defining the non-IMS framework that enabled use of the more web-friendly HTTP RESTful interface for control signalling (F-C) and allowing a flexible user plane (F-U) that allows 3rd party services to continue using their user plane protocol stacks over the 3GPP radio interface. For example, the widely used Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) streaming protocol can be used within the Live Uplink Streaming framework. The specific codec formats for this feature were unspecified in Release 15 to allow for maximum flexibility and left interoperability to be handled by the 3rd party between its servers and clients.\nThe plans for Release 16 include further enhancing the support for 3rd party service providers by providing a QoS network API that would enable 3rd parties to request the necessary QoS for the uplink. Along with this, SA4 plans to investigate developing new QCIs that would provide other latency operating points to trade-off between latency, bandwidth, and capacity. APIs between the terminal/application and the uplink server/sink will also be developed to enable control of network-based processing such as stitching, transcoding, and how the media is to be distributed (e.g., over PSS, DASH, MBMS).\nThe area of multimedia technology is highly dynamic and advances rapidly. The adoption and growth of new services requires high performances, reliability and scalability of the 5G systems and its multimedia enablers. 3GPP relies solely on the contributions of its members to define those enablers. 5G commercial launches are around the corner and the standardization work on 5G multimedia has started and will continue in the years to come to support new advanced immersive and interactive services offered by operators and third-party to their subscribers.\n[1] 3GPP TS 26.233 Transparent end-to-end Packet-switched Streaming service (PSS); General description.\n[2] 3GPP TS 26.116 : \u201cTelevision (TV) over 3GPP services; Video profiles\u201d.\n[3] 3GPP TS 26.118: \u201c3GPP Virtual reality profiles for streaming applications\u201d.\n[4] 3GPP TS 26.307: \u201cPresentation layer for 3GPP services\u201d.\n[5] 3GPP TS 29.214: \u201cPolicy and Charging Control over Rx reference point\u201d.\n[6] 3GPP TS 26.247: \u201cTransparent end-to-end Packet-switched Streaming Service (PSS); Progressive Download and Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (3GP-DASH)\u201d.\n[7] 3GPP TS 23.501: \u201cSystem Architecture for the 5G System\u201d.\n[8] 3GPP TR 26.891: \u201c5G enhanced mobile broadband; Media distribution\u201d.\n[9] MPEG CMAF: ISO/IEC CD 23000-19 Common Media Application Format\n[10] 3GPP TR 26.918: \u201cVirtual Reality (VR) media services over 3GPP\u201d.\n[11] 3GPP TR 22.891: \u201cStudy on New Services and Markets Technology Enablers\u201d.\n[12] https://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2017/03/08/video-marketing-statistics\n[13] 3GPP TS 26.140: \u201cMultimedia Messaging Service (MMS); Media formats and codecs\u201d.\n[14] 3GPP TS 26.234 : \u201cTransparent end-to-end Packet-switched Streaming Service (PSS); Protocols and codecs\u201d.\n[15] 3GPP TS 26.141: \u201cIP Multimedia System (IMS) Messaging and Presence; Media formats and codecs\u201d.\n[16] 3GPP TS 22.340: \u201cIP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) messaging; Stage 1\u201d.\n[17] 3GPP TS 22.141: \u201cPresence service; Stage 1\u201d.\n[18] 3GPP TS 26.244: \u201cTransparent end-to-end packet switched streaming service (PSS); 3GPP file format (3GP)\u201d.\n[19] 3GPP TS 26.346: \u201cMultimedia Broadcast/Multicast Service (MBMS); Protocols and codecs\u201d.\n[20] 3GPP TS 26.238: \u201cUplink streaming\u201d.\n[21] IETF RFC 2616, Hypertext Transfer Protocol \u2013 HTTP/1.1\nFr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Gabin received his M.Sc. degree in electronics and digital telecommunication systems in 1997 from Telecom ParisTech. He worked in the areas of speech and radio signal processing as research and standardization engineer in Nortel Networks, as systems engineer, standardization project manager and then research manager for NEC terminal division and as standardization manager for Ericsson Mobile Platform and Ericsson. He is Standardization Manager for Media area at Ericsson. Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Gabin served as delegate and chairman of several standardization groups at ETSI, 3GPP, DVB, GSMA and IMTC. He is the Chairman of the 3GPP SA4 Codec and Multimedia Working Group.\nGilles Teniou received the Master\u2019s degree in Engineering Computer Vision, from the Education and Research department in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, University of Rennes, France. He has been Head of video coding standardization activities at Orange. Gilles is currently Senior Standardization Manager on Content and TV services at Orange. He is in charge of managing the technical and operational standardization activities related to TV & Audiovisual Services including service architecture, technologies used for audiovisual streams (media formats and protocols) as well as the application environment used for TV. In 3GPP, Gilles is the Vice Chair of the 3GPP SA4 Working Group and the chairman of the Video Sub-Working Group.\nNikolai Leung received his B.S. Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of the Philippines and his M.S. Degree in Electrical Engineering Communication Systems from the University of Michigan. He has been responsible for leading different engineering teams at QUALCOMM Technologies Incorporated and is currently a Director of Technical Standards. He is also serving as the Vice Chair of the 3GPP SA4 Working Group and the Chair of the Multimedia Telephony Services Sub-Working Group.\nImre Varga received his M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering and worked in various positions (R&D, project lead, line manager, department head for multimedia) on signal processing for professional audio, multimedia communication, speech coding and transmission, acoustics pre-processing, video applications, and command-and-control systems. He is Director of Technical Standards at QUALCOMM Technologies Incorporated responsible for speech and audio standardization.\nImre Varga served as delegate and chairman of standardization groups for speech and audio coding at ITU-T, 3GPP and IMTC. He also serves as the Chairman of the Enhanced Voice Services Sub-Working Group of 3GPP SA4.\nJournal of ICT, Vol. 6_1&2, 117\u2013136. River Publishers",
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        "title": "Robert Glasper on Remixing Miles Davis, Jazz \u2018Swagger\u2019 \u2013 Rolling Stone",
        "raw_content": "Robert Glasper on Remixing Miles Davis, How Jazz Invented \u2018Swagger\u2019\nPianist talks new \u2018Everything\u2019s Beautiful\u2019 tribute, Davis\u2019 affinity with Prince and why Don Cheadle biopic got it right\nRobert Glasper discusses his unconventional new Miles Davis remix LP and how Don Cheadle's Davis biopic captured the late icon's essential swagger.\nDon Q Hannah\nDon Cheadle was not going to make a conventional biopic when he set out to direct Miles Ahead, his recent film about Miles Davis\u2018 mid-Seventies lost years. \u201cMake some mistakes, go crazy, crash into a wall \u2013 anything but something fucking cookie-cutter,\u201d the actor-director told Rolling Stone of his liberally fictionalized narrative. Pianist and producer Robert Glasper \u2013 who scored Cheadle\u2019s film and makes a cameo near the end \u2014 took a similar approach to Everything\u2019s Beautiful, a new album that features his reworking of Miles Davis material from the Sony vaults.\nArtists have remixed Davis in the past, but Glasper was after something different. In recent years, the pianist has established himself as a master of the territory where jazz, hip-hop and R&B overlap, appearing on Kendrick Lamar\u2019s To Pimp a Butterfly and calling on his many talented friends to assist on eclectic albums such as 2012\u2019s Grammy-winning Black Radio. The Everything\u2019s Beautiful cast includes MCs, singers and instrumentalists, who help Glasper \u2013 acting more as producer than player here \u2013 create entirely new songs using elements from Davis\u2019 original recordings. North Carolina rapper Phonte riffs on the title of classic Kind of Blue ballad \u201cBlue in Green\u201d on \u201cViolets,\u201d while rhyming over a Bill Evans piano sample from a false-start take of the tune; Erykah Badu turns the extended 1974 jam \u201cMaiysha\u201d into a cool bossa nova breakup song; and Stevie Wonder offers a lilting harmonica version of the Wayne Shorter-penned theme from 1968\u2019s \u201cNefertiti\u201d on \u201cRight On Brotha.\u201d\nPrince\u2019s Unheard Music: Inside the Paisley Park Vault\nKamasi Washington on American Music Prize Win, Kendrick at the Grammys\nSome pieces sample the iconic trumpeter\u2019s horn, but just as often, Glasper and his co-producers grab snippets of Davis\u2019 studio chatter (one of which gives the album its name), parts played by famous sidemen such as Evans or other trace elements. \u201cI feel like people diminish Miles to the trumpet,\u201d Glasper told Rolling Stone. \u201cAnd he\u2019s so much more than that, so I made it a point to have him incorporated in every track but in a different way.\u201d\nDuring a wide-ranging interview, the pianist also weighed in on how Davis predicted hip-hop, why Badu is Davis\u2019 kindred spirit and why jazz is often its own worst enemy.\nIt\u2019s a pretty daunting task to reinterpret Miles Davis. What was going through your mind when you were first asked to do this?\nIt was actually awesome. I was actually glad to do it, because I was already scoring the Miles Davis movie when they asked me to do this remix thing. Scoring the movie was the hard thing; that\u2019s something I\u2019ve never done before. \u2026 But reinterpreting Miles songs was something that I was like, \u201cWow, I\u2019d love to do that.\u201d Because I\u2019m a student of jazz; I studied it in high school; I studied it in college. I know a pile of Miles songs, and I\u2019m a fan of his bands and the whole nine. And I felt like I could do something special with it, so I couldn\u2019t wait to sink my teeth into it, actually.\nSo you basically had access to Sony\u2019s entire Miles archive \u2013 any multitrack recording you wanted?\nYes, \u2019cause when they asked me to do the remix project, I told them I didn\u2019t want to do a remix, necessarily. Normally when you hear \u201cremix,\u201d you think, \u201cOK, they chopped up four bars and looped it and put a hip-hop beat to it.\u201d You\u2019ve heard that before. But I wanted to do something different, so I asked them if I could go into the vault and take multitracks and try to make some new compositions and ideas from those multitracks. \u2018Cause I feel like, paying homage to an artist, it\u2019s better to do something that\u2019s inspired by them \u2013 a new work that\u2019s inspired by them, versus another person saying they redid your song.\nThese do sound like entirely new songs. On the Erykah Badu track, it\u2019s almost like she\u2019s duetting with Miles \u2013 it sounds like the two of them were in the studio together.\nExactly. And that was the whole purpose of that song, specifically, to bring those two worlds together. \u2018Cause I think Miles would\u2019ve loved Erykah, you know what I mean? And part of the reason I did that too was, I didn\u2019t want every track to be the same. I didn\u2019t want it to be [mock-wearily] a sample from a Miles thing, and you hear trumpet, and you take a part of his solo from the trumpet and you loop it. And there\u2019s trumpets on every track, and this is Miles Davis, and you get it.\nBecause I feel like people diminish him to the trumpet, you know what I mean? [Sarcastically] \u201cIf you don\u2019t hear the trumpet, it\u2019s not Miles!\u201d And he\u2019s so much more than that, so I made it a point to, you know, have Miles incorporated in every track but in a different way. So for Erykah\u2019s track, he was incorporated literally playing the trumpet. On another track, you might just hear Miles\u2019 handclaps, and the musical palettes are built from songs of his, from the multitracks. Some songs, you might just hear his voice, as far as it being obvious. There\u2019s a song where I have him whistling. There\u2019s different aspects of him \u2013 I thought that was a lot fresher of an idea to do, and you can sneak Miles in without it having to be the obvious trumpet thing.\nThat approach parallels your own role on this album. You\u2019re a piano player, but you solo very little on Everything\u2019s Beautiful \u2013 it seems like you too don\u2019t want to be reduced to your instrument.\nExactly. I\u2019m producing it\u2026 I didn\u2019t want to play much at all on this album. I wanted it to be basically new compositions that I made from the frameworks of his old compositions. So most of the stuff you hear is actually original Miles stuff; I just changed it around and built it different. I took a keyboard solo on the Erykah song, and then I took a piano solo at the end of \u201cMilestones,\u201d but that\u2019s all the soloing I do.\nYou mentioned the tactic of sampling Miles\u2019 voice, which is one of the most interesting things about this album. What is it about the way he spoke and his studio chatter that fascinated you?\nI think the main thing was that most people know what Miles\u2019 voice sounds like, but you\u2019ve never really heard him talk a lot\u2026 You just hear little pieces of him talking over recordings, like him talking to the engineer for a split second, and he\u2019ll keep that, sometimes at the end of a song, where he\u2019s talking to Teo [Macero].\n\u201cThe way [Miles] talked was art \u2026 so much stuff he says is poetry.\u201d\nBut the reality is, you don\u2019t hear how he\u2019s really talking to his musicians, and the rapport he has with them and how he\u2019s explaining certain colors musically that he wants, the metaphors he uses and all these different things. You don\u2019t know how the sausage is made; you just have the sausage [laughs]. So I kind of wanted to give people a glimpse into into that world, into the actual studio, because that\u2019s something that most people never get a chance to be a part of. Only the musicians that were there could be a part of that. So I wanted to really bring that to the forefront too. Because the way he talked was art. \u2026 I\u2019ve got so much audio of him talking, and so much stuff he says is poetry, which is great to hear, and which is where I got the title from, Everything\u2019s Beautiful.\nThere\u2019s almost a zen-master quality to the things Miles says on here, like on \u201cMilestones,\u201d when you sample him saying, \u201cYou got to cool it a little bit, man. I mean, you gotta let it carry you.\u201d It\u2019s very evocative of what you often hear about Miles\u2019 bandleading, how he led in indirect ways and inspired the musicians to produce something they didn\u2019t even know they were capable of.\nExactly. I\u2019ve been working with Herbie [Hancock] really close. I\u2019m co-producing his next record. And so I had asked him about a certain record. \u2026 My favorite Miles album is Miles Smiles. And on that album, if you really pay attention to it, Herbie doesn\u2019t really comp on that album, you know. It\u2019s open. Even when he takes a solo, he\u2019s not really using his left hand. So I asked him about that because that\u2019s the only album he does that on, to the extent of that. \u2026 And I asked him about it, and he said right before they started recording, Miles asked him, he said, \u201cHey, try not to use your left hand on this album, and let\u2019s just see what happens.\u201d And he said what Miles was telling him without actually telling him, was that his left hand and the chords were boxing him in, and basically, if you take your left hand away, take the chords away, it frees you up and you can get different places.\nHe had a way of saying things and transmitting things to you, and you didn\u2019t realize what just happened, and you\u2019re like, \u201cOh, snap.\u201d That\u2019s the genius, or one of the geniuses, of him.\nThe sample of Miles\u2019 voice in the first track, \u201cTalking Shit,\u201d is fascinating because he seems to be getting on [drummer] Joe Chambers\u2019 case. He tells him not to play the standard \u201cting-ting-ta-ting\u201d cymbal pattern, which is something I\u2019ve heard you speak out against as well.\nYes, exactly. [Miles] heard hip-hop, and he knew what it was, in his mind. He didn\u2019t have a name for it and wasn\u2019t quite sure how to get there, but he heard it in his mind. That\u2019s why he said, like, \u201cSome type of pulse that goes on, that\u2019s not \u2018ting-ta-ting\u2019 but it repeats itself.\nSpeaking of Miles and hip-hop, did you check out his own experiments with hip-hop, like on the album Doo Bop?\nI didn\u2019t listen to any of that for this record, per se. I kind of closed my ears to it. Some people think I went back and checked out Tutu and all these other albums, and I actually kind of ignored it, because I wanted it to be so fresh and so from me and from my perspective that I didn\u2019t even go back and listen to those records, on purpose. Sometimes ignorance is bliss [laughs].\nThat\u2019s perfect for a record like this where you want the influence to be subtle. Because, and this is something you\u2019ve also touched on in the past, jazz is a music that\u2019s extremely hung up on the idea of paying tribute, sometimes to a fault.\nTotally. The genre and the people within the genre are killing the genre. But at the same time yelling about people not wanting to cosign what\u2019s happening now. They\u2019re mad people don\u2019t listen to it. It\u2019s like because it\u2019s the relevance issue, you know.\nYou\u2019re sort of at the center of all that, the movement to make jazz relevant again. Back in 2009, you had a record called Double Booked, and the concept was that you had the hip-hop and R&B world on one hand and jazz on the other. Do you still feel like those are two completely separate territories you\u2019re passing between?\nFor a while, for me, it was kind of always intertwined. I think Double Booked was me realizing it was intertwined and it\u2019s hard to keep them apart. \u2018Cause the Double Booked thing was a real thing. Like, I was really doing [that], playing at the Village Vanguard and afterwards going and playing at other clubs under alias names with my hip-hop shit, doing my [Robert Glasper] Experiment stuff. So I was doing that a lot, but that was before the Experiment band really popped off. So now with this Experiment band it\u2019s kind of all just come together, and it\u2019s not so separated anymore. Which is great because I\u2019m bringing so many different people of different walks of life to my shows, and they\u2019re all at the same show.\nIt\u2019s very rare that you get very old jazz lovers and super-young hip-hop lovers at the same exact show, when you think about it. Not many artists can do that. Cause the older jazz audience is a very specific thing, you know what I mean? It\u2019s so specific, and they want to hear what they want to hear. They\u2019re probably the most close-minded, in a way [laughs] because jazz aficionados, if you will, are kind of snobs, you know? I have that in me too. Anybody who loves jazz has a little bit of snob in them. But your older jazz lovers are probably bigger snobs, because they come from the era of when it was, in quotes, \u201cpure,\u201d and not tainted with all this hip-hop stuff.\nWhy do you think Kamasi Washington has managed to reach both that sort of listener and a wider audience too?\nI think it\u2019s a few different things. He\u2019s a talented dude and he\u2019s a smart dude, and he\u2019s actually a genuinely good guy. And I feel like people like that, their time just comes when it comes. And I think also it doesn\u2019t hurt that he has a Brainfeeder connection \u2026 which has such a huge following, and a huge demand on the scene right now, with Thundercat and a few other people. And the Kendrick Lamar thing. So I think it was just the right time, the right connections and the right album. You can\u2019t find another album that sounds like that right now, you know. I love Kamasi; I take my hat off to him because he follows his heart. He wasn\u2019t coming off the Kendrick album trying to do a hip-hop-meets-jazz record or nothing like that. He was just doing him and what he\u2019s been doing.\nYeah, it\u2019s funny that the jazz album that broke through was the most classic, retro-sounding thing \u2026\nTotally, exactly. Which is kind of hip, in a way, to do this like that. A lot of the hip stuff now has a very throwback kind of vibe, in a way, so throwback is kind of modern. If you\u2019re a young person doing it right, anyway.\nI was interested in what you said before about how Miles would have loved Erykah Badu.\nYeah, well first of all, when I did this record, I made sure that I got people to do this record that actually had a love for Miles Davis. They weren\u2019t just artists that I called up like, [mock-clueless] \u201cHey, I\u2019ve got an idea for a Miles\u2019 song.\u201d \u2026 I asked everybody on this record what\u2019s your favorite Miles song and they could actually voice it and say it, and everything wasn\u2019t surface, either; it wasn\u2019t like, [mock-clueless] \u201cSo What.\u201d\nI wanted it to be a labor-of-love project, you know. And Erykah, to me, in a lot of ways, she mirrors Miles because she keeps reinventing herself. She\u2019s been around here for, what, 25 years, or something? And she keeps reinventing herself and does it relentlessly with a big middle finger to everyone who has a problem and doesn\u2019t care. Her and Miles are like two big-ass middle fingers.\n\u201cWhen people say, \u2018sex, drugs and rock & roll,\u2019 and all that stuff, that\u2019s fucking jazz music.\u201d\nSo that\u2019s kind of why I said he would love her. Because she\u2019s so naturally jazz. She doesn\u2019t even realize how jazz she is. Like, her voice and her vibe and her swagger\u2026 Swagger came from jazz cats. Hip-hop got a lot of their swag from jazz. When people say sex, drugs and rock & roll, and all that stuff, that\u2019s fucking jazz music. And style, just the hardcore swagger-ness, that all came from jazz guys. So Erykah has so much style, and she\u2019s always ahead of the curve with the style. She\u2019s always just doing her. When you look at her, you don\u2019t know what the hell she\u2019s going to have on, and that\u2019s kind of how she is. And that\u2019s the same thing with Miles. You didn\u2019t know what the hell he was going to be wearing. And when he talked, he only sounded like Miles; when Erykah talks, she only sounds like her. When Erykah sings, you know her voice right off the bat; she could sing one word and you\u2019d be like, \u201cErykah Badu.\u201d And when Miles played one note on the trumpet, you knew it was Miles.\nErykah used to come onstage, when she first started, singing \u201cSo What.\u201d She used to change the words to \u201cBadu.\u201d She used to walk onstage to that back in \u201998 or some shit.\nIt\u2019s interesting that you mention Miles\u2019 middle-finger attitude, because it seems like more than anything else, that\u2019s what Don Cheadle was trying to convey with Miles Ahead.\nExactly. This is my thing with the movie. Miles was extremely unconventional, weird and very unpredictable. Why would you think there would be a predictable movie to go with somebody so unpredictable? So it makes sense the way he did it. And it was awesome the way he was able to still capture some of the other time periods in Miles\u2019 life, with the flashbacks and everything. That was awesome. [Don] said that if Miles was alive, and if you asked Miles, \u201cHey, Miles, we\u2019re going to do a movie on you. Do you want me to make a movie documentary-style that crosses all the t\u2019s and dots all the i\u2019s? Or would you rather star in your own action film?\u201d [Laughs] What do you think Miles would\u2019ve did?\nThe parts that worked the best for me were when an action sequence would start and a track from, say, On the Corner would come on. It almost felt like that was what that period of Miles\u2019 music was designed for.\nYeah, totally. And you have to think of, too, Don was trying to capture what was in Miles\u2019 head. He was high and fucked up! So some scenes, he wanted to try to portray that when you watch the movie, which is why some things didn\u2019t make sense. Because when you\u2019re high and fucked up, things don\u2019t make sense; they\u2019re weird; they look weird. He was just trying to capture some of these parts of Miles in that way and give the audience as much insight and feeling of that as much, too.\n\u201cI wanted people to know it\u2019s Miles, but at the same time I didn\u2019t want to shove the jazz part down people\u2019s throats.\u201d\nIn contrast to the film, Everything\u2019s Beautiful has a very sustained, chill mood it. Was that intentional?\nWell, yeah, \u2019cause there\u2019s different kinds of Miles records, depending on what you\u2019re looking for. There\u2019s the smashing, hard-hitting, weird shit in some of his quintet shit, or the weird, loud Live-Evil stuff, or the chill Kind of Blue. \u2026 So it depends on where you\u2019re coming from with it. I wanted it to be an easy listen. I wanted it to be one of those things that people pop it in their car and you can really just listen to it all the way through. That was my reason for it. I kind of wanted to hypnotize you a little bit, in a way. And when stuff is chill, it just kind of hypnotizes you and people tend to put that on when they\u2019re working or cleaning, and it\u2019s kind of just seeping into your body a lot without you really realizing it.\nI wanted people to know it\u2019s Miles, but at the same time, I didn\u2019t want to shove the jazz part down people\u2019s throats. And that\u2019s what a lot of people do with the remixes: They shove the solos, the jazz part, down your throat \u2026 I wanted to try to come from a totally different perspective on it that\u2019s not so obvious.\nIt seems like we can\u2019t have this conversation about a shapeshifting artist with a lot of swagger without bringing up Prince. Do you see an affinity between those artists?\nYeah, I mean \u2026 I wonder if they ever worked together.\nI heard there were recordings that never came out, and Miles spoke highly of Prince.\nRight, well, the funny thing is, there were talks with Prince, [about] him actually helping to do some stuff for the soundtrack for the movie. They were actually talking with Prince about doing stuff. Because once they got word out that there\u2019s a movie being made, so many people reached out and wanted to be a part of the soundtrack, or wanted to do the soundtrack. They were coming to me like, \u201cYo, this person said they wanted\u2026 \u201d So there was a minute where I was waiting; they were like, \u201cPrince wants to do something.\u201d And I was like, \u201cOh, snap. OK.\u201d And we were kind of waiting, but it never happened. But that would\u2019ve been absolutely awesome.\nBut [Prince and Miles] both have that mysterious thing happening. If you got every single artist in the world in one room and you put Miles on one side and Prince on the other side, those are the two people that everybody would be trying to get a glimpse of [laughs]. And Michael Jackson would be the other one. They have a mystique about them, a mysterious thing about them, and they both have these long careers and they all kept changing, and they all kept trailblazing the music, and kept changing the music. That\u2019s one of the similarities between all of them: Michael, Prince and Miles. They never were complacent in music.\nAt the end of Miles Ahead, you make a cameo onstage with Don, as well as Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter and some other musicians. It must\u2019ve been surreal to be onstage with those musicians who played with Miles, and the actor playing Miles.\nOh, man, it was amazing. It was absolutely amazing. One of the musical highlights of my life, to be there with Herbie for \u2026 I\u2019d spent about three days with Herbie at that point. That was my first time really hanging with him hardcore like that, talking to him. It was funny, because there was a time where I actually watched Herbie and Wayne \u2013 I was behind them \u2013 and I watched them watch Don, and talk about it. And I heard them talking and they were like, \u201cWow, look, even how he stands\u2026\u201d They were in awe of how much he reminded them of Miles. And we weren\u2019t even on set. \u2026 We weren\u2019t even, like, taking a take, or anything. It was, like, a break, and Don was still in character on his break, and he was talking to people and stuff; he wouldn\u2019t break character. And they were in awe. And for you to trick them, because they could\u2019ve easily been talking shit [laughs]. \u2026 But they weren\u2019t; they were in awe. 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        "raw_content": "Notoriously pro-gun Senator says Newtown tragedy should start gun control debate\nUS Senator Joe Manchin (Spencer Platt/Getty Images/AFP) \u00a9 AFP\nSen. Joe Manchin, a conservative member of the National Rifle Association who has voted in support of many pro-gun laws, has emphasized the need to talk about new regulations on assault weapons.\nAfter the mass shooting at an Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut left 26 dead, many have called for a serious discussion on gun control \u2013 including the notoriously pro-gun senator. Manchin, a conservative Democrat representing West Virginia, became infamous after releasing during his election campaign a video ad showing him brandishing a rifle, promising to protect the Second Amendment and shooting a gun at a copy of the Cap and Trade bill. But after the Newtown tragedy the senator criticized the ease at which Americans can purchase assault weapons that can kill dozens of people in just a few minutes.\n\u201cI\u2019m a proud outdoors-man and huntsman, like many Americans, and I like shooting, but this doesn\u2019t make sense,\u201d he said on MSNBC\u2019s \u2018Morning Joe\u2019. \u201cI don\u2019t know anyone in the sporting or hunting arena that goes out with an assault rifle. I don\u2019t know anybody that needs 30 rounds in a clip to go hunting. I mean, these are things that need to be talked about.\u201d\nGun rights advocates have often avoided the conversation, claiming that a ban on assault weapons would lead to further gun control laws that could eventually repeal the Second Amendment. But Manchin said the Second Amendment should not protect the right to own weapons designed for combat.\nManchin was endorsed by the National Rifle Association for his recent reelection, and is an A-rated member of the NRA. The group considers itself \u201cAmerica\u2019s foremost defender of Second Amendment rights\u201d, but Manchin believes he can mobilize its members into a discussion on gun control.\n\u201cI want to call all our friends at the NRA and sit down,\u201d he said. \u201cThey have to be at the table. This is a time for all of us to sit down and move in a responsible manner. I think they will.\u201d\nManchin is not the only legislator calling for a discussion on tighter gun control laws, but he may be one of the most conservative. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Obama should put gun control legislation regarding assault weapons on \u201chis No. 1 agenda\u201d.\n\u201cI don\u2019t think the Founding Fathers had the idea that every man, woman and child could carry an assault weapon,\u201d he said on NBC\u2019s \u2018Meet the Press\u2019.\nThe president has already made it clear that he will examine possibilities to prevent further mass shootings, emphasizing lawmakers\u2019 need to act on controlling assault weapons.\n\"If there is even one step we can take to save another child, or another parent, or another town, from the grief that has visited Tucson, and Aurora, and Oak Creek, and Newtown, and communities from Columbine to Blacksburg before that \u2013 then surely we have an obligation to try,\" Obama said, referencing the locations of previous mass shootings.\nNow, with NRA-endorsed conservatives like Manchin backing the president, the discussion is likely to more forward more so than it has after previous mass shootings.\n\u201cSeeing the massacre of so many innocent children has changed everything,\u201d Manchin said. \u201cEverything has to be on the table and I think it will be.\u201d\nThe first funerals for two of the 20 children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School will be held Monday. Two 6-year-olds, Jack Pinto and Noah Pozner, are the first victims of the mass shooting to be buried. Several other victims are scheduled to be buried in Newtown this week.\nAs the country continues to follow the aftermath of the tragic shooting, tighter gun control will be an issue that some concerned parents will push for. The gunman, 20-year-old Adam Lanza, shot each victim at least two times with an assault weapon. Carrying hundreds of rounds of deadly ammunition, authorities said Sunday that he had enough to kill every student in the school.\n\u201cMillions and millions of people are proud gun owners, and they do it responsibly,\u201d Manchin said. \u201cSeeing the massacre of so many innocent children, it\u2019s changed \u2013 it\u2019s changed America. We\u2019ve never seen this happen.\u201d\nAccording to the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll 54 percent of Americans favor stricter gun control laws.\n'Another day, another horrific shooting': Tragic timeline of the worst US massacres\nBereaved families speak out as America mourns Newtown school shooting\nSandy gunman might have planned bigger massacre\nCopycat shooters on a rise after Connecticut rampage\nPolice arrest two men for threatening elementary schools",
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        "raw_content": "The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) backed the scheme. \u201cNABARD funded us for three years to gain technical knowledge. We travelled and learned organic practices and applied them in our villages,\u201d says Balasubramanian. From 2011 to 2014, the bank supported organic farming initiatives by working capital loan, crop loans, and milch animal loan totalling 5.5 million rupees. This encouraged the farmers to bring more agricultural land under organic farming.\nThey covered marketing aspects like procurement, processing, value addition and sale of their organic produce. But they soon realised that for successful marketing, a certificate of guarantee from an accredited certification agency was necessary. In 2007, the group which had 170 members by then, registered for formal third-party organic certification from IMO Control Private Ltd, an accredited agency, under which the products were marked with the \u201cTruthfully Tested Label\u201d (TFL). In a unique approach, SOFA produced and marketed labelled \u2018Organic Seeds\u2019 of Paddy under the brand name of \u201cAkshaya Seeds\u201d.",
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The problem is, well, somebody invented them in the first place, but since the Second World War really, the wars that have gone on in the world have mostly been internal, not very often between countries; there have been a couple of international like Iran-Iraq and so on, but most of the wars that have taken place have been civil wars. So the old concept of putting mines along your border and then putting up a sign that says, \u2018Don\u2019t Step Here,\u2019 \u2014 which was kind of how it was in the Second World War and elsewhere \u2014 it\u2019s indiscriminate use of mines and increasingly over time, as a terror weapon. It\u2019s a brutal presence in the landscape.\n\u201cIn those limited civil war situations, there\u2019s still continuing use of them and those wars are not signatory to the treaty; they\u2019re just independent operators, warlords and whatnot. So they\u2019ll use whatever they can get, landmines. 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It\u2019s just that a lot of the people that were working on getting the U.S. for instance to sign on, there was a strong campaign to do that and all of a sudden 9/11 happened and the U.S. is in a war and it\u2019s not going to stop and it\u2019s not going to give up any weapons.\u201d\nHas the treaty been presented to the Obama regime?\n\u201cI don\u2019t know what\u2019s been presented, but I doubt that\u2019s anybody\u2019s going to be very successful being heard with that kind of a campaign at this stage. When the American public is sufficiently tired of bleeding and they pull out their troops, then we might get a resurgence of interest in that. But in the meantime, there\u2019s no end to these kind of issues coming up. For me, the big point is that it\u2019s all one issue. It manifests in different ways, but whether you\u2019re talking about industrial pollution or water rights or any of the humanitarian disasters that are exacerbated by poverty, all of these things are verification. You can go around the globe and pick out manifestations of what is essentially one issue, which is the way that we relate to the planet and each other and who are we in the system that we\u2019re in.\u201d\nWere you politically and socially aware before you started writing songs and became a professional musician?\n\u201cYes, to a degree, before; politically aware before that. From my teens, we were all brought up to read the news and pay attention to what\u2019s going on although in a very liberal atmosphere, where you weren\u2019t expected to do anything about anything other than vote.\n\u201cI had a public school teacher who we always had show and tell, a current events thing at the beginning of the day. This was grade three or four or something like that. 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        "raw_content": "What to Look for in a Web Application Protection System\nAbishek Chauhan\nThe number of technology pundits decrying the state of Internet security has reached an unbearable level.\nWith influencers and vendors selling on fear and multi-billion dollar loss statistics, it\u2019s not unreasonable for enterprises to believe that Internet security might always be a relative term, never absolute enough to allow the kind of business applications enterprises are counting on to reduce their costs over the next decade.\nWhile this is great rhetoric and certainly fills the seats at Internet security conferences, assuming that securing web applications is a pipe dream is just plain wrong. Just as solutions for mainframe security and network security have been standardized upon over the last 15 years, a similar solution for protecting e-commerce applications, reliably and in real-time, will be in place in the near future.\nFor it is a concept that must happen, and soon; the number of web applications being deployed is increasing dramatically, known web and software vulnerabilities are doubling every year, and easy-to-use downloadable hacking tools are lowering the skills required to hack to the \u201cpoint and click\u201d level. Already the first products to address the matter of securing web applications in real time are beginning to hit the market now. For enterprises eager to begin setting in place controls to protect critical web applications and web sites, a detailed evaluation is certainly justified. In this article I will outline some key considerations for selecting a web application protection system.\nDefining Web Application Protection\nAs is often the case with new technology, terminology is the first hurdle that needs to be addressed. Unlike firewalls or intrusion detection systems, the market has not yet settled on a generic term for describing the new web application security solutions. Between analysts and vendors some of the names currently in use include application protection system (APS), intrusion prevention device, web application firewall and others.\nRegardless of what these solutions are called, they all work in basically the same way; each solution sits in the data path and actively monitors and protects web sites or applications by ensuring that users (inside and outside the firewall) are only able to conduct activity within predetermined boundaries, depending on the specific application or site.\nRadically different to past \u201cscan and fix\u201d methods of securing applications, these new solutions provide a comprehensive, proactive, real-time barrier to attacks against web sites. They protect against both known and unknown attacks, and, when deployed properly, prevent hacks like theft of confidential data, fraudulent transactions and web site defacement.\nKey Considerations for Web Application Protection\nWhile all of these new web application protection devices provide some similar functionality, the differences at this point in the market life cycle are extensive. So, for this article I will focus on the most critical criteria for evaluating web application protection solutions. These considerations can be roughly grouped into four main categories: performance, protection, deployment, and administration. Finally we will consider the pros and cons of appliance-based solutions versus software based solutions.\nWithout a doubt, performance is still the single most important question for anyone considering deploying a web application protection solution. In the very early days of this market anyone who wanted to provide a shield for their web applications had to accept significant lag times and minimal data throughput in order for the data to all be scanned and approved. Even today, the performance difference between products on the market is often double or even triple, depending on the parsing technology embedded in the product. More importantly, the product should scale along two vectors: first, protect the maximum number of servers per device; second, scale upwards seamlessly along with load balancers into high volume deployments.\nAll of the vendors should be able to provide performance numbers that have been validated by third-party testers, though it is important to realize that since there isn\u2019t yet a standard for evaluating performance, looking at the performance numbers alone isn\u2019t enough, as test methodology can differ markedly between vendors.\nIn addition to evaluating performance numbers, it is critical to select a vendor that has a solution for high availability and hot-failover configurations, especially if you are considering protecting more than one web application from a single web application protection solution.\nA Rich Protection Feature Set\nThe level of protection that can be expected from the different vendors in this space varies significantly. While any web application protection system should continually examine traffic to and from your web site and block any traffic that doesn\u2019t match typical browser behavior, many products come only with a predefined internal rule set, similar to a set of virus definitions within an anti-virus product. These solutions will only be able to protect applications from known vulnerabilities. As an alternative, the most advanced application protection solutions are being built with intelligent, active learning engines which can build new rules on an ongoing basis by monitoring web activity.\nSome of the specific threats that should be protected by any web application security solution include:\ncookie tampering\nform mismatches\nHTML header tampering\nbuffer overflow attempts\nuser session hijacking.\nWhile these threats are fairly representative of the broad spectrum of web vulnerabilities, it\u2019s important to note that the non-profit Mitre Corporation (http://cve.mitre.org/cve/) estimates there are currently over 2,000 separate \u201cverified\u201d vulnerabilities today, with another 1,600 being evaluated for classification over the next year. The ability of your web application protection system to stop threats without using patterns, signatures or any knowledge of the attack structure is vital.\nIn addition to examining incoming requests to your web site, an application protection system should examine your web site\u2019s responses to determine if the web site has been modified by an attacker or malicious code. It should examine the site for specific words or phrases commonly used when defacing a web page, and also for specific words or phrases that should always appear on the web page. For example, if it spots an obscenity, or does not spot your copyright notice, it should block access to the page and notify a system administrator immediately.\nDeploying an application protection system can vary significantly based on whether the product is distributed as an appliance or as server side code. With server side solutions each web server will need to have an implementation of the software added to the server, customized and managed. A solution that is distributed as a security appliance should not require much, if any, customization, and should be deployable in a much shorter time frame. In addition, the stronger the learning engine embedded in the solution, the less time it should require to deploy a solution.\nA typical deployment or pilot life cycle should begin with the actual hardware or software installation and some minor configuration, all of which should require no more than a few hours. Following that is a two to three day learning period during which the product is placed into observation mode and suggests rules based on site activity. An administrator should then spend a few hours evaluating the suggested rules and determine which should be implemented; following that the solution can be placed into blocking mode and it should begin blocking unacceptable activity immediately.\nRich But Intuitive Administration\nFrom an administrative perspective the key considerations for evaluating an application protection system should be the number and depth of reports that can be generated by the device, the ease of use of the interface, and whether a single interface can be used to manage multiple application protection devices.\nOne additional administrative consideration should be how easy the product is to remove or deactivate if for some reason it fails or crashes. Any solution should be able to be placed in bypass mode from the user interface. An advantage of security appliance based solutions is that, in a worst-case scenario they can be physically removed from the network quickly.\nSecurity Appliance vs. Server-side Software\nOne final thing to consider when looking at application protection systems is whether an appliance based solution or a solution that includes server-side software is appropriate for your company. Each approach has its pros and cons, and should be evaluated based on your specific needs.\nSolutions that incorporate server-side software must be installed on each web server, and each one must be configured separately. This means that a deployment is both more time consuming and potentially less secure, because the chances of human error increase with multiple deployments. By implementing server-side software, companies can save on hardware costs if they only have a few web servers to protect, but performance will be adversely affected. In addition, if the software does crash, it will take the web server down with it. Because of the time and cost disadvantages of deploying server-side software, it is probably best suited only for small businesses or single-site deployment.\nAppliance based servers are quick to deploy and offer performance and management benefits. For enterprise and departmental use, an appliance-based solution will probably provide the greatest ROI. In addition, from a security perspective, a single appliance can protect multiple web servers once it has been configured. Though appliances do add another component in the data path, by having a separate piece of hardware, if the solution does fail, it will not take down the web server, and traffic can be rerouted quickly.\nWith more than 70 percent of information security breaches coming through web sites and web applications, according to research firm Gartner, there is no question that finding a solution to secure web applications must be high on any security manager\u2019s agenda. With the steady increase in the performance and protection provided by web application protection systems, they should be under consideration at any security conscious organization.\nAbishek Chauhan is CTO and co-founder, Stratum8 Networks (www.stratum8.com).\nFrom Business Policy to Network Policy",
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        "raw_content": "The Flint Water Crisis: What You Need to Know\nGet a breakdown of the important details about a huge problem that still doesn't have a good solution.\nThere is a water crisis happening right here in America, in Flint, Mich. You've probably seen it in the headlines, but do you really know what's going on? Here's a breakdown of the most important things to know about the Flint water crisis.\nWhat is the Flint water crisis?\nFlint has been struggling with poverty for a long time. About 40% of its residents are living in poverty, according to Vox. The city was looking for a way to cut costs and one idea they came up with was to stop buying water from Detroit. In 2011, they spent $21 million buying Detroit's water, so they hoped this would be a big money-saver.\nThe plan was to eventually join a countywide water system that drew water from Lake Huron, but until that system was fully built, they would temporarily take water from the Flint River. 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        "raw_content": "Catherine Rampell: We\u2019ve finally learned Trump\u2019s grand plan for fixing health care: Stay healthy or drop dead\nBy Catherine Rampell | The Washington Post\nDuring his presidential campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump promised to replace Obamacare with \"something terrific.\"\nFor a long time, that \"something terrific\" was left unspecified. Now, more than a year and a half into Trump's presidency, we have finally learned his grand plan for reducing Americans' health-care costs.\nIt is: Don't get sick. Ever.\nThat, at least, was the message of the administration's new rule expanding the availability of junk insurance plans, finalized Wednesday.\nThe rule deals with \"short-term\" health plans. 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Think: a policy term maximum of $3,000. Or no coverage for any hospital stay that begins on a weekend.\nBecause these plans cover so little, cherry-pick their enrollees and pay out so infrequently, premiums tend to be dirt-cheap. The Trump administration estimates that people who purchase short-term plans will pay about half the average unsubsidized premium on the Obamacare exchanges.\nHow could the availability of cheaper insurance possibly be a bad thing, you ask?\nThis parallel system of insurance will siphon off healthier, younger, less expensive people from the exchanges. 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The federal government will instead be on the hook for their higher costs; as a result, the Trump administration estimates that its new short-term insurance rule will increase federal spending $28 billion over the next decade.\nHowever, middle-class people who don\u2019t qualify for Obamacare subsidies \u2014 yet still, you know, need real insurance \u2014 will be stuck paying the higher rates themselves.\nAnd what about those lucky, healthy people who might celebrate the greater availability of cheap plans?\nThey won't be celebrating if their kid breaks a leg, or they try to fill a prescription or (heaven forbid) they face a more serious health scare.\nThat\u2019s when they\u2019ll discover the insurance that seemed so cheap is cheap only because it\u2019s worthless \u2014 and that their \u201ccatastrophic coverage\u201d doesn\u2019t even cover catastrophe. If they want to pay their \u201ccatastrophic\u201d medical bills, they\u2019d better luck into a job with decent insurance. 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        "raw_content": "An outpouring of community concern about law enforcement officers\u2019 use of Tasers has followed in the wake of the Oct. 3 death of 36-year-old Chinedu Okobi, who died after being hit with a Taser by San Mateo County sheriff\u2019s deputies. 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But in describing Tasers as semi-lethal, Pine suggested officials take another look at the training officers receive before being equipped with them and the medical protocol officers follow after a Taser has been deployed, noting the county\u2019s policy could serve as a model for the other 16 law enforcement agencies in the county.\n\u201cThere\u2019s absolutely no question these weapons are incredibly powerful and they\u2019re really painful,\u201d he said. \u201cMy hope would be that if we see a pathway to improve our policy, that that would provide leadership for those other 16 [agencies].\u201d\nAimed at providing residents and officials with more information on the circumstances under which sheriff\u2019s deputies might use Tasers, how they are meant to subdue individuals and the risks of using them, Monday\u2019s forum was not designed to address the specifics of any of the three incidents \u2014 which also include an incident Jan. 16, 2018, in which 34-year-old Warren Ragudo died after a struggle with three police officers in Daly City as well as an attempt Aug. 13, 2018, by four Redwood City police officers to subdue 55-year-old Ramzi Saad.\nSheriff Carlos Bolanos said deputies have been equipped with Tasers as an alternative to using physical force, which he said can include use of a baton, a chokehold or a firearm to subdue a suspect. He said the Sheriff\u2019s Office\u2019s policies are largely derived from the penal code giving a peace officer the authority to use reasonable force to make an arrest when deputies determine a lower level of force would not be adequate. He added the policy currently lists several factors deputies should consider when using force, such as the immediacy of a suspect\u2019s perceived threat to deputies or others, the degree to which someone is restrained, an individual\u2019s mental state or capacity and the effects of drugs and alcohol.\nSheriff\u2019s Detective Michael Tabak explained in-service law enforcement officers are required to go through crisis intervention training, which he said aims to educate officers on how to recognize signs of mental conditions or emotional stress and identify implicit bias. He added that since 2015, the Sheriff\u2019s Office and the San Mateo County Health\u2019s Behavioral Health and Recovery Services Division have developed the county\u2019s Psychiatric Emergency Response Team, which pairs a sheriff\u2019s detective and a county mental health clinician to respond to Sheriff\u2019s Office cases involving individuals with known or suspected mental health conditions and connect them with resources that can keep them out of jail or emergency rooms.\nAmy Nguyen, litigation counsel and conducted energy weapon legal advisor for Axon, said several studies have shown Tasers are one of the most studied and effective intermediate force options available to law enforcement officers, noting they allow officers to deploy the weapons from a safe distance and have in several instances given officers a chance to subdue an individual by displaying them only.\nRepresenting the Bar Association of San Francisco, Julie Traun said she was among a team of researchers reviewing use of Tasers in San Francisco, where police officers don\u2019t currently use them. Traun said researchers found the weapons have been associated with an increase in officer-involved shootings after the weapons were introduced into a department and has also increased the risk of injury and death for people of color. Noting Tasers have logged efficacy rates as low as 53 percent to 50 percent, respectively, in Los Angeles and Oakland, Traun noted studies suggesting officers may resort to lethal force or repeated use of a Taser if the weapon fails the first time officers attempt to deploy it.\nSeveral residents stepped forward advocating for the Sheriff\u2019s Office to revise its policies and others urged supervisors to place a moratorium on Tasers. Though County Counsel John Beiers noted the Board of Supervisors retains power over a county\u2019s budget, he said a section of the government code asserts the Board of Supervisors has no control over a sheriff\u2019s law enforcement actions and therefore supervisors could not dictate the county\u2019s Taser policy.\nSupervisor Warren Slocum wondered whether Pine and board President Carole Groom, who together served on an ad hoc committee convening the Monday forum, could meet with Bolanos and his staff to scope what possible changes to the county\u2019s Taser policy could be considered. Slocum advocated for including community members among the committee scoping these recommendations, and also suggested they consider reviewing the experience of East Palo Alto, the only city in the county where Tasers aren\u2019t used.\nIn agreeing the county\u2019s Taser policy and training could be improved, Supervisor Don Horsley noted law enforcement officers often find themselves helping others with mental health conditions and wondered what more can be done to equip them with the tools to avert these crises in the future. With 35 years of law enforcement experience and as the former sheriff, Horsley offered his experience as a resource to Bolanos as officials review the policies.\nOkobi\u2019s sister Ebele Okobi acknowledged supervisors have a distinct role from the Bolanos and District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe, who is currently investigating her brother\u2019s death and is expected to release a report detailing whether the five deputies involved in the incident will face charges. She thanked supervisors for playing a role in the discussion, and said she looked to the forum to help scope what kind of community the county wants to be and whether it is a place where county officials are held accountable for their actions.\nShe said she also felt it was her role to remind officials of the people and families behind all of the statistics about Tasers, urging them to consider the community impact of the policies they adopt.\n\u201cIn my view \u2026 it\u2019s that first step in bringing accountability, it\u2019s a first step in understanding whether or not the policies that there are in San Mateo County are truly to protect and serve,\u201d she said, of Monday\u2019s forum. \u201cAnd then, even having those policies, I think it\u2019s the first step in figuring out what happens when those policies aren\u2019t followed.\u201d\nCall for release of Taser death video\nChanting and singing songs in the name of justice for a 36-year-old man who died after he was hit with a Taser by sheriff\u2019s deputies in Octobe\u2026\nDA committed to release of Taser death video\nSan Mateo County forms Taser committee\nRelease the video\nDA hires independent expert to assess Taser death\nFamily, authorities differ over Taser death\nDA says no charges for officers in Taser death\nGrieving family seeks answers after death\nDeputies\u2019 names released following man\u2019s death\nMan who died after fight with deputies identified\nDaly City man dies in police custody\nCarlos Bolanos\nPacman Feb 13, 2019 9:51am\nMr. Stogner, with your keen eye on the interpretation of the video (which I haven't seen) can you take another peek and answer a few simple questions for our readers:\n1. Does it reveal the deputies planning (premeditation) the death (or your word, \"murder\") of Mr. Okobi?\n2. Does it show the deputies state of mind before, during and after they encountered Mr. Okobi?\n2. Can you tell us, after Mr. Okobi was subdued, is he breathing? Does he have a pulse? Did he suffer any broken bones?\n3. Can you tell us what the cause of death is? Does Mr. Okobi have any pre-existing conditions that might have contributed in his death. Any drugs and/or alcohol involved?\n4. Can you tell us if Mr. Okobi die at the scene or did he pass away at the hospital?\nOf course, I'm being facetious and I believe I made my point. Anyone in their right mind cannot look at a snippet of video and form an reasonable answer to any of the questions. Lets wait for the DA's investigation report and get real fact-based answers, not bias interpretations based on a few minutes of cellphone video.\nMichael Stogner Feb 13, 2019 6:19am\nThe video shows: Chindeu V. 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        "raw_content": "Busy But Beautiful!\nNewfound Gap is one of those spots in the Smokies you just have to check out. Here you'll find the Tennessee and North Carolina border. The Appalachian Trail also passes through it. While it's a busy place to be, it's also where you'll find many incredible trails to hike. July and October are the park's busiest months. I recommend visiting in May or early June.\nClingmans Dome Even though it's steep and paved, I rated this hike as easy because it's so short (a whopping 1 mile round-trip)! You end up at an observation tower that gives 360\u00ba views on clear days.\nSugarland Mountain If you like long, quiet hikes this one's for you. We didn't see a single person the time we hiked it. If you're going to hike the whole thing, it's best to start at the top of the mountain, at the trailhead off Clingmans Dome Road. I rated it as moderate because of the length.\nAlum Cave to Mount LeConte This challenging hike is an amazing adventure. The views are incredible. You might even come across some llamas along the way, like I did. It's 10 miles round-trip and the trailhead is located near the Chimney Tops trailhead.\nAndrews Bald This moderate hike has views, wildflowers, and the destination is a great place for a picnic. It's a 3.6 mile hike located off Clingmans Dome Road.\nChimney Tops If you're looking for an adrenaline rush, this hike's for you. Although it's a steep climb, the amazing views at the end are worth it. I rate this as a moderate hike because it's not that long. If you start from Newfound Gap, it's a 4-mile hike. The other option is to start from the less popular, least-crowded end on Clingmans Dome Road. That makes for a 7-mile hike.\nReturn from Newfound Gap to Home Page",
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        "raw_content": "ARE WE \"TRADITIONAL\"?\nYou may find out that Sound of Heaven is not a \"traditional church\". Well, that depends how far back you are willing to go in church history. We look to the biblical book of Acts which displays a church that was structured to empower believers. It was a movement that crossed cultural lines and united behind one truth. That truth is that God is Love and He made a way to Him for all of humanity though Jesus.\nSound of Heaven Ministry\nSound of Heaven is a 5 fold apostolic ministry. What does that mean? In the book of Acts and as evident in Paul\u2019s letters, the early church set out to impact the known inhabited world by spreading the Gospel, teaching and making disciples and ultimately empowering people to become what God called them to be.\nThe Bible tells us of 5 gifts present in the early church which were given to strengthen the congregation. First mentioned was the Apostle. Apostle simply means \u201csent one\u201d or \u201cmissionary\u201d. Basically, an Apostle is someone who is called to a region or segment of the population to bring understanding of the love of God to the people. Part of the call is training others to do the same. An Apostle is pioneer, presenting all the amazing possibilities that God has to offer. What area of life are you an Apostle?\nThe early church also had prophetic people. God is always talking to his church. A Prophet is someone who is in tune with God\u2019s voice and advises on the direction of the church, individually and corporately. This is a gift open to all, even today. If you pray, hopefully you expect a response. God often speaks in a still voice guiding you on where to go. That is a commonplace for a prophet.\nAn Evangelist is a \u201cMessenger of Good News\u201d. Did you ever meet someone who couldn\u2019t stop talking about Jesus, God and all the amazing things that Heaven has to offer? That is likely someone with the gift of an Evangelist. This role is vital to introducing new believers to Christianity and also a gift available for for all people of faith.\nThe gift of a Pastor helps to care for a congregation. This is someone who has a heart for people that goes beyond even the normal concern. A Pastor is a trusted person who can lend an encouraging word, listen and offer solutions to life\u2019s challenges from a biblical perspective. It is someone that has dedicated their lives for the well-being of other people. Hopefully, we all have a bit of a Pastoral gift inside of us.\nA Teacher is the final, but equally important, part of a ministry. A teacher can deliver God\u2019s word in a way that can be understood, but most importantly applied to everyday life. A Teacher helps to make the bible come to life.\nThese gifting are all part of the Apostolic (sent) 5 fold (people with gifts) ministry. When these 5 characteristics are present, it makes for a strong church that is prepared to do great things. Sound of Heaven is committed to establishing these type of churches throughout Long Island and beyond to further advance the knowledge that God\u2019s love is available for all.",
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        "raw_content": "Director Woody Allen under fire at Cannes\nActress Susan Sarandon denounced famed actor and director Woody Allen at the Cannes Film Festival today. Sarandon said of Allen: \"I think he sexually assaulted a child and I don't think that's right.\" She was speaking during a Women in Motion Talk with actress Geena Davis, sponsored by Variety magazine. \"I have nothing good to say about him,\" she added. \"I don't want to go there.\"\nAt the Cannes premiere of new film, \"Cafe Society,\" comedian Laurent Lafitte made a rape joke involving director Roman Polanski that seemed to reference allegations that filmmaker Allen sexually abused his step-daughter, Dylan Farrow. Allen is currently married to a woman who was once the adopted child of actress Mia Farrow, with whom Allen had a long-standing relationship at the time\nGosspi and speculation about Allen has dominating talk at the famed annual film festival in France. Allen's son, Ronan Farrow, published an opinion article prior to the debut of \"Cafe Society\" in which he slammed the media for not digging into the allegations of sexual abuse allegedly committed by his putative father.\ncrime woody allen paedophilia film hollywood france crime",
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        "raw_content": "Who is more likely to drive distracted? With it being National Teen Driver Safety week, facts from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention can help highlight the rate of automobile collisions among teen drivers. In fact, teens are known as the most at-risk population on the road. This is for many reasons, as they are new drivers and do not understand how even a minor distraction lasting a few seconds could have a deadly result.\nTaking one's hands off of the wheel and eyes off of the road is very dangerous; however, teens are often doing activities that cause this. By responding to a text, changing the music, eating, drinking and even grooming oneself can be a dangerous activity. Even more so, activities such as talking on the phone or to passengers could also be distracting, even though the driver's hands remain on the wheel and their eyes stay on the road. Distractions can also occur when the driver's mind is no longer on the task of driving.\nCar accidents can have many causes, but today, it is more often likely that a negligent driver caused it. Negligence can look like many things, often taking the form of distracted driving. Because of this, it is important that victims take the time to fully understand the cause of the crash so they can assess liability and their options to seek compensation through a personal injury action.\nRelated Posts: Virginia State Police trooper injured in crash, Man runs over other driver following car crash, Helping you assert your rights following a car crash, Providing you legal guidance following a car crash",
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        "raw_content": "SJHH ... / Mental Health & Addiction Services/ Mental Health Services/ Anxiety Treatment and Research Clinic (ATRC)/ Definitions and Useful Links/ Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)\nGAD is characterized by chronic and excessive worry about a number of different topics. Most of us worry about things from time to time, but people with GAD find themselves worrying most of the time, even when there is little reason to worry. People with GAD also report that their worry feels uncontrollable, so they have trouble pushing it to the back of their minds or doing other things when they are worrying. The worry in GAD often interferes with a person\u2019s day-to-day life, or is bothersome. For example, people with GAD may find themselves having difficulty working, sleeping, socializing, or enjoying themselves as a result of their worries. GAD is also characterized by a number of physical complaints during times of worry such as muscle tension, trouble sleeping, feeling tired, or feeling \u201ckeyed up.\u201d People with GAD may also experience symptoms such as dry mouth, nausea, or trouble swallowing.\nOfficial Criteria for GAD\nExcessive or unrealistic anxiety and worry about a number of events or activities. The anxiety and worry occurs more days than not (i.e., at least every other day) and has lasted at least six months.\nThe person finds it difficult to control or \u201cturn off\u201d the worry.\nThe worry is associated with at least three of the following six symptoms, more days than not, for at least six months:\nfeeling restless, keyed up, or on edge\nThe worry is not exclusively related to another psychological problem (e.g., worry about having a panic attack in panic disorder, worry about being embarrassed in social phobia). If another psychological problem is present, there must be significant worry about things unrelated to the other problem.\nThe individual\u2019s worry or anxiety causes significant distress (i.e., it bothers the person that he or she worries too much) or significant interference in the person\u2019s day-to-day life. For example, the worry may make it difficult for the person to perform important tasks at work, interfere with relationships, or get in the way of sleep.\nThe worry and anxiety are not simply due to a substance (e.g., drinking too much caffeine) or medical condition (e.g., an overactive thyroid).\nWhat do People with GAD Worry About?\nPeople with GAD worry about many different things; in fact, some individuals with GAD will report that they worry about \u201ceverything.\u201d Studies have shown that GAD worries are similar in content to the types of worries that people without GAD have. However, people with GAD tend to report worrying more frequently, about more topics, and for longer periods of time than do people without GAD. In addition, people with GAD tend to find it more difficult to control their worries, compared to people without GAD. Examples of topics about which people with GAD worry include:\nminor matters (e.g., Will I arrive on time? What if I can\u2019t find a parking spot? I will never get all my chores done? What if I get lost while driving?)\nhealth and safety of loved ones\nwork or school\nmoney and paying bills\ncommunity affairs, politics, the environment\nCauses of GAD\nNeurotransmitters \u2013 Some studies suggest that neurotransmitters (i.e., chemical messengers that pass information from one nerve cell in the brain to the next) may be important in the experience of generalized anxiety. Specifically, studies have found that anxiety is increased if receptors in the brain for the neurotransmitter gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA) are blocked. So GABA may be important in the chronic anxiety and worry experienced by people with GAD. The neurotransmitter serotonin may also play a role. However, researchers believe that the role of neurotransmitters in the experience of anxiety is complex, and just one of many factors that affect the development and course of GAD.\nNervous System Activity \u2013 Studies have found that worry is often associated with a less flexible parasympathetic nervous system, the system that is involved in \u201ccalming down\u201d or reducing the anxiety or fear response. This inflexibility means that people with GAD experience elevated and chronic signs of anxiety (e.g., an elevated and stable heart rate) whereas other people experience high levels of anxiety in response to stress, then reduced levels of anxiety once the source of stress is gone. This tendency for more stable physical symptoms is reinforcing in the short term because people with GAD do not experience the ups and downs of the anxiety reaction, but it is not helpful in the long run because it does not allow people to respond in a flexible way to their surroundings and to fully experience the physical aspects of fear and anxiety. The ability to experience more variation in heart rate and physical arousal is thought to be associated over time with the ability to distinguish situations that are truly threatening from those that are not.\nGenetics \u2013 There is some evidence that GAD runs in families. When identical and fraternal twins are studied, results suggest that there is a genetic contribution to GAD. However, it seems that what is inherited through genes is the tendency to experience anxiety or depression, in general. In other words, genes only pass on a general tendency for anxiety or depression \u2013 they do not pass on GAD specifically.\nBiases in Thinking and Reasoning \u2013 People with GAD tend to pay more attention to signs of potential threat than others do. For example, people with GAD notice unhappy or critical facial expressions on other people more than they notice neutral facial expressions. By noticing these critical expressions, they may overestimate the degree of threat (e.g., rejection by another person), making it seem is though there is much more to worry about than there is in reality. People with GAD also have a tendency to interpret ambiguous situations as dangerous, even when there is not enough information to support such a judgement. In other words, if they received a phone call late at night, they would be more likely to think this was a phone call with bad news than would people without GAD. People with GAD also rate the possibility of a negative outcome as more likely than others. For example, people with GAD would estimate the likelihood of a car accident involving their loved ones as much more likely that people without GAD. All of these biases in thinking are thought to contribute to the worry seen in GAD.\nWorry as avoidance \u2013 An interesting and perhaps surprising finding regarding excessive worry is that worry may actually reduce people\u2019s physical signs of arousal (e.g., heart rate). Researchers have wondered whether this occurs because worrying often takes the form of thoughts (e.g., \u201cwhat if\u201d questions), rather than unpleasant images (e.g., the image of your loved one in an accident). It appears to be much less arousing to wonder whether something bad has happened than to actually picture the unwanted event. Scientists believe that one of the functions of worry is to distract the individual from frightening images, thereby actually decreasing symptoms of arousal. Although worry can be an effective way of managing fear in the short term, it can make the problem worse over time. By avoiding the frightening images, worriers never get to fully deal with their fears and realize that the bad things they are worrying about probably will not happen.\nBeliefs about Worry \u2013 Worry may persist because some people believe that worry is helpful to them in some way. For example, some people believe that worry helps them to prepare for things (e.g., \u201cworrying about a test will make me more likely to study\u201d) or to prevent bad things from happening (e.g., \u201cif I worry about my loved ones, they may be less likely to get into trouble\u201d). However, worry does not prevent bad things from happening or increase preparedness. In fact, worry may interfere with a person\u2019s ability to solve problems. Another factor that is associated with worry is the intolerance of uncertainty. People with GAD report being unable to tolerate not knowing what will happen in the future. As a result of this, they may worry in an attempt to predict the future and gain some control. Of course, worry does not actually help people to control the future. Finally, some people with GAD will worry not only about things in their life, but also about the worry itself. For example, some people fear that they are going crazy or will lose control when they are worrying excessively about things. As a result of these concerns, people may try and control or suppress their worry. However, trying to suppress or push away worry may actually make worry more likely to return.\nEffective Treatments for GAD\nA number of medications have been shown to be useful for treating generalized anxiety disorder, and more medications are currently being studied. Drugs that seem to be useful include antidepressant drugs as well as drugs that are traditionally used for treating anxiety. Examples of medications that are often helpful for generalized anxiety disorder include:\nType of Medication Generic Name Brand Name\nSSRI Antidepressants Citalopram\nSertraline Celexa\nOther Antidepressants Venlafaxine Effexor\nAntianxiety Medications Alprazolam\nBuspirone Xanax\nThe decision of whether to take medication for GAD, and which medication to take should be based on the individual\u2019s past treatment history, the individual\u2019s medical history, possible interactions between the medication and other drugs that person may be taking, potential side effects, and other factors. Studies have suggested that the antianxiety medications often work more on the uncomfortable physical sensations (e.g., muscle tension, difficulty sleeping) while the other medications work more on the experience of feeling tense, anxious or worried.\nThe most well studied treatment of generalized anxiety disorder is cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), though researchers are working on new psychological treatments for GAD to help those people who do not benefit from CBT or medications. CBT involves several strategies:\nCognitive Techniques \u2013 these include strategies to challenge \u201canxious\u201d or \u201cworrisome\u201d thoughts that may not necessarily reflect reality. For example, if someone is worried about failing an exam and never being able to get a job as a result of this, it might be helpful to look at the evidence that he or she will fail the exam and to consider possible alternative outcomes (e.g., if the person has written many exams and failed only one, the probability of failing this time may not be as high as he or she thinks). Further, the therapist would work with the person on examining how bad it would really be if he or she did fail the exam (e.g., does this mean that the person will never find a job, or is it more accurately thought of as a minor setback in school). Cognitive techniques may also target beliefs that people have about worry, including beliefs that worry is helpful in preparing people for things and preventing bad things from happening. Evidence for these ideas is examined to figure out whether worry has really helped the person, by preventing negative outcomes, for example. New approaches to cognitive therapy have also included exercises designed specifically to target intolerance of uncertainty, by helping individuals to recognize, accept, and cope with uncertainty in life.\nRelaxation Training \u2013 The most commonly used form of relaxation training is progressive muscle relaxation, in which various muscle groups are progressively tensed, then relaxed. Combined with controlled breathing or pleasant imagery, these exercises can be used to combat the physical tension that often accompanies worry. Practice often starts in nonstressful environments, and is later transferred to more stressful situations.\nImaginal Exposure \u2013 this technique involves having people expose themselves to the worrisome images that are thought to underlie worry. By repeatedly exposing oneself to images that are feared and avoided, people can begin to habituate or get used to these images. In other words, after repeated exposure these images become less frightening, which, in turn, means that there will be less reason to worry about this topic the next time it arises. In imaginal exposure, fear-provoking images are identified, and then the person begins exposure with a moderately fearful image, gradually working his or her way up to the highly fearful images. For example, if someone worries about the safety of a loved one, they might expose themselves to the image of receiving a phone call about a bad accident involving their loved one. There is still relatively little research on the effectiveness of imaginal exposure for GAD, but studies on this technique are currently ongoing.\nExposure and Prevention of Worry Behaviours \u2013 This strategy involves exposing oneself to situations or activities that have been avoided as a result of unrealistic worry. For example, if someone has stopped reading the newspaper for fear of worrying about all the bad events in the world, he or she would be encouraged to begin reading the newspaper again. In addition, individuals with GAD are encouraged to stop using the overprotective or safety behaviours that they rely on to protect themselves from imagined danger. These may include behaviours such as phoning loved ones repeatedly to make sure they are okay, or leaving two hours early for an appointment to prevent being late. These kinds of behaviours prevent the individual from learning that their worries are exaggerated.\nTraining in other Skills \u2013 Treatment for GAD may involve learning other specific skills. For example, some individuals with GAD appear to benefit from learning new strategies for solving problems, or how to manage their time more effectively. In addition, researchers are now studying the use of mindfulness meditation for reducing worry in GAD. This treatment involves teaching the individual to accept their unwanted thoughts and feelings, rather than fighting these experiences or focusing on the meaning of these thoughts and feelings. Preliminary findings on mindfulness meditation are promising.\nBoth medication and CBT seem to be effective in treating GAD, though more research is needed to see if they are more effective in combination than on their own. For many people, the combination of medication and CBT does not work any better than either approach alone, although some individuals respond best to combination treatment. Preliminary studies suggest that CBT, which targets symptoms of anxiety and depression, may have a broader effect on symptoms than the antianxiety medications, which target only symptoms of anxiety. In addition, the effects of CBT appear to last longer than the effects of medication, once treatment has stopped.\nGeneralized Anxiety Disorder affects 2 to 5% of the population and affects more women than men.\nGeneralized Anxiety Disorder is one of the most common anxiety disorders in older adults.\nMany people with GAD report that they have felt anxious or have worried for all their lives. However, GAD can also start in adolescence or adulthood, and may be linked to stressful life events when it occurs during these time periods.\nWorry seems to involve more verbal activity as opposed to images. In other words, when people worry they seem to have fewer pictures or images in their minds than words and thoughts.\nPeople with GAD sometimes experience panic attacks (a rush of fear and physical sensations) when they are worrying.\nAntony, M.M., & Swinson, R.P. (1998). When perfect isn\u2019t good enough: Strategies for coping with perfectionism. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications.\nBurns, D.D. (1999). The feeling good handbook, Revised Edition. New York: Plume.\nDavis, M., Eshelman, E.R., & McKay, M. (1995). The relaxation and stress reduction workbook, fourth edition. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications.\nGreenberger, D., & Padesky, C.A. (1995). Mind over mood: A cognitive therapy treatment manual for clients. New York: Guilford Press.\nMcKay, M., Davis, M., & Fanning, P. (1997). Thoughts and feelings: Taking control of your moods and your life, second edition. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications.\nBernstein, D.A., Borkovec, T.D., & Hazlett-Stevens, H. (2000). New directions in progressive relaxation training: A guidebook for helping professionals. Westport, CT: Praeger.\nBrown, T.A., O'Leary, T.A., & Barlow, D.H. (2001). Generalized anxiety disorder. In D.H. Barlow (Ed.), Clinical handbook of psychological disorders, third edition. New York: Guilford Press.\nDavey, G.C.L., & Tallis, F. (Eds.) (1994). 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        "raw_content": "The dual Bachelor of Science and Juris Doctor program permits you to enter the St. John\u2019s University School of Law before completing your bachelor\u2019s degree and to complete your academic training in six years, earning an undergraduate degree from the College of Professional Studies and a Juris Doctor degree from St. John\u2019s Law.\nIn the dual degree program, you complete a minimum of 99 undergraduate credits at the College of Professional Studies, and up to 27 credits earned during your first year at St. John\u2019s Law will be applied toward the completion of your bachelor\u2019s degree. Following completion of your first year of law school with a required minimum C average, you will receive your bachelor's degree. Upon the completion of your law school curriculum, you will be awarded the Juris Doctor degree.\nYou should consult the Pre-Law Advisors in the College of Professional Studies for additional information about the specific majors relevant to the program, the courses that you need to take prior to entering law school and the law school application process.\nRoughly speaking, students who participate in this program apply to law school one year before a traditional student hoping to enter law school after graduating college would apply. Such a traditional student would generally apply to law school and take the Law School Admissions Test in the fall of their senior year. Students applying to the dual B.S./J.D. program generally take the LSAT and apply to law school in the fall of their junior year.\nAs a freshman, you should inform your advisor that you are interested in pursuing the B.S./J.D. program. You should continue to inform your advisors that you are interested in the program each semester when you meet with your advisor to discuss what courses to take. And, in your sophomore year, you should reach out to one of the pre-law advisors listed below to discuss the program.\nThe requirements for entry into the program are:\n3.5 cumulative GPA (including transfer credits).\nApply to and be accepted by St. John\u2019s Law. Generally, St. John\u2019s Law is looking for students who are above average with respect to both:\nGPA and\nLSAT score, in each case relative to their incoming class of 1Ls. (You can see the current median LSAT score and GPA of the current class of 1Ls here.)\nThe completion of a minimum of 99 credits.\nThe completion of all of the necessary requirements for your B.S. degree. The 27 credits applied from St. John\u2019s Law are applied to specific courses in your undergraduate degree. Your advising dean can tell you how such credits will be applied and accordingly which courses you must take toward your B.S. degree before entering law school and which courses toward your B.S. degree will be deemed satisfied after you complete your first year of law school.\nPlease note that, if accepted to the program, the financial aid that you receive as an undergraduate will not transfer to the law school. The law school will make an independent assessment regarding your financial aid. Please also note that, if accepted to the program, your GPA from your first year of law school will affect your GPA for your undergraduate degree.\nThe St. John\u2019s University Pre-Law Advisement program offers individualized advisement and guidance for prospective B.S./J.D. students. For more information on the law school applications process and to contact the CPS Pre-Law Advisors, please visit the CPS Pre-Law Advisement Page here.",
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        "raw_content": "\"Well-kept secret\"\nBodega Bay really is one of the North Bay\u2019s best-kept secrets. While most North Bay residents travel to nearby Stinson Beach on a sunny day and sit in traffic for hours, an extra half hour up the 101 will get you to the turnoff that takes you to this little coastal town where The Birds was filmed.\nThe beaches here are just as good as they are further south, and a fraction as crowded. Doran Beach is about as family-friendly as one can get without importing the Atlantic Ocean\u2019s warmer tides, and further north, Bodega Head gives the dramatic, cliff-side scenery that California is all about. The harbor is great for windsurfing and kite boarding, and the town, although small, has a charming, seaside village feel to it.\nOne should also be aware that idyllic, sunny beach days are few and far between this far north on the Pacific. Most days, if not cloudy and foggy for the duration, at least start out that way. Either way, the sunsets here are remarkable.\nAs far as living here\u2026that\u2019s another story. The one grocery store is highly overpriced, and the nearest major town, Sebastopol, is about 40 minutes away. Nightlife is minimal \u2013 there is one bar in nearby farm town Bodega, which has a very\u2026local\u2026scene.\nBut for that individual, that one person for whom the beach and proximity to the redwoods are more important than a vibrant nightlife or cell phone reception, Bodega Bay might just be the perfect place.\nCool, foggy weather\nTerrible cell phone reception\nDP Bodega Bay is one of the best kept beach secrets in California. Most people that go there don't like to talk about it in public, because we want to keep it a secret. But, I have to debate a little, in that it truly is one of the best places in California. Lets talk golf, the Links is one a really great course that overlooks the Pacific Ocean, with breathtaking views. Bodega is a crabbing town so fresh crab, and with the Russian River down the street , you can bet the salmon is the best in the world. Ok, food, the establishments are over the top, and bodega has a Michelin star restaurant to boot... you can ride horses on the beach, surf, kayak, crab for you dinner in the bay... hike.surf, watch the whale migrate by.. Sebastopol is actually 20 minutes into town... oh, I forgot Joseph Phelps winery is there too... just down the street.. Are you kidding me? Where else in the US can you get such an amazing place... : )\nUnranked Neighborhoods in Bodega Bay\nBay Flats / Around the Bay\n\"One of the most beautiful places in Northern California...\"",
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        "raw_content": "HOME > About Us > Attorneys > J. Toji Calabro\nJ. Toji Calabro\nKansas City - Of Counsel | 816-714-7140 (Direct) | calabro@stuevesiegel.com\nToji Calabro has a proven track record of winning significant results on behalf of individuals and businesses at all stages of litigation, from pre-suit resolutions to successful trials to appellate victories.\nBefore he joined Stueve Siegel Hanson in 2015, Toji practiced in the New York and San Francisco offices of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP, where he gained extensive experience representing both plaintiffs and defendants in a broad range of commercial litigation matters including contract disputes, civil RICO actions, complex financial instruments, insurance and reinsurance disputes, product liability cases, employment matters and business torts.\nWhile at Quinn Emanuel, Toji was an integral part of several teams that achieved groundbreaking results. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Totems \u00bb Panther Totem \u2013 How Courageous Are You?\nPanther Totem \u2013 Spiritual Meaning And Symbolism\nThe panther totem is a strong and ancient animal totem. In the wild, it embodies secrecy and power. Moreover, it moves silently through the jungle seeing without being seen. Also, ss a spiritual guide, it is fiercely protective. Therefore, it acts as a contentious guardian.\nAll the symbols that have an association with this majestic black cat are powerful ones. Some of the symbols for panther totem are power, courage, and bravery. So, whenever you are vulnerable, the panther is there to protect you. This happens automatically; it does not matter whether you realize it or not.\nThe panther\u2019s symbolic strength also shines through guiding you to help yourself. Moreover, it empowers you to feel that you have the strength to take care of yourself and other. Therefore, it does not matter how you may feel in moments of vulnerability and weakness.\nPanther Associated Traits\nStrong, Powerful, Courageous, Valor, Intuitive, Inspirational, Influential, Magical\nSymbolic Meaning Of Panther\nAlthough the panther is black, it has a direct relationship to the Sun. Therefore, it belongs the solar totems. Various cultures in Central and South America regard it as a representative of solar dynamism. Also, that is the region that the panther calls home. However, it has the alternating cycle of light and dark. Therefore, they are highly mystical creatures. Besides, they are symbolizing the power of darkness and night time.\nSince the dawn of time, humanity has a fear of the night. This is because it conceals things and makes the world unknown. Also, people usually do not cope well in the dark. Moreover, nobody likes the notion of their minds playing the most tricks on them. Besides, almost every horrifying story that a child learns takes place in the dark. Moreover, the cultures teach it as the time when evils can run freely.\nA basic binary of light representing good and dark denoting evil has been there for centuries. This is regardless of the teachings of culture or religion. So, when analyzing the panther symbol, we have to accept some of these primitive ideas. Also, we do our best to embrace a new outlook with others. Therefore, we recognize the panther\u2019s portrayal of the power of darkness. By doing so, we can use it to examine what we are keeping secret in our own lives.\nFree Japanese Zodiac\nDate of Birth: JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 1936193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948194919501951195219531954195519561957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020\nWhat is the Significance of the Panther Spirit?\nHowever, the panther meaning also prompts us to understand that we need not always be afraid of darkness. Sometimes, we should embrace it and eradicate our fears. Moreover, if they are debilitating to us. Fear should never block our paths. Rather, we should address our fears as challenges and use them to our advantage. 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        "raw_content": "Aurora St. Luke\u2019s-based clinic will be first in Wisconsin to use software to increase access to clinical trials, provide more data on treatment options\nMilwaukee, Wis. \u2013 Aurora Cancer Care and Syapse, a market leader in precision oncology solutions, have teamed to launch a new oncology precision medicine program that will help physicians and researchers provide more care options for patients whose cancer is resistant to conventional treatment options like radiation and chemotherapy.\nThe new multi-disciplinary Oncology Precision Medicine Clinic will be located inside the Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic at Aurora St. Luke\u2019s Medical Center and will leverage molecular profiling technology to help patients explore additional treatment options that take into consideration the genetic characteristics of their tumors.\nThe clinic will include representation from medical oncology, pharmacy, pathology, research and genetic counseling services, and will be the first facility in Wisconsin to feature Syapse, a leading precision medicine software solution that enables oncologists to treat patients with precision medicine. 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        "raw_content": "Police pursuits have been a matter of public debate for some years and the issue has recently been reignited after the tragic death of a 17-month-old girl in Sydney\u2019s west when a police chase ended up going through the toddler\u2019s back fence and killing her. As a result of this, there have been calls for tougher police pursuit legislation and also for clarity regarding police guidelines in respect of pursuits, especially regarding when they should be commenced and ceased.\nWhat does the law say about police pursuits?\nThere are provisions in the law to make being involved in a police pursuit a crime for members of the public, but nothing that deals with police officers who conduct high-risk pursuits without good reason.\nUnder Section 51B of the Crimes Act, also known as Skye\u2019s Law, it is an offence for a driver to engage in a pursuit if they should reasonably have known that police were following and wanted them to stop the vehicle. If once they are aware that police are pursuing them a driver doesn\u2019t stop, but continues to drive at a reckless speed or in a dangerous manner, they can potentially be convicted of \u2018police pursuit\u2019 and face serious penalties.\nThese laws were brought in after 19-month-old toddler Skye Sassine was tragically killed during a police pursuit in 2009. The laws are intended to deter drivers from evading police and triggering dangerous pursuits. There have been a number of other tragedies arising from risky pursuits and figures show that around a third of all the casualties arising from pursuits are innocent bystanders.\nThe maximum penalty for engaging in a police pursuit is imprisonment for three years for a first offence and five years for a second or subsequent offence.\nAccording to the NSW Judicial Commission, 42% of first-time offenders in the Local Court between October 2010 and September 2014 were sent to prison. There were a total of 432 cases.\nThe figure was 100% for first-time offenders in the District Court between March 2010 and June 2014, where there were 4 cases in total.\nUnder what circumstances can police conduct a high-risk pursuit?\nThe police force in NSW has a number of internal guidelines surrounding high speed pursuits and the criteria that members need to take into consideration when thinking about whether to proceed with a high speed chase or call it off. Unfortunately police refuse to make the details of the guidelines public, which has meant that there is little avenue for public debate or discussion surrounding them.\nNSW Police refused to publish the specifics of the apparently nine situations in which police can stop a pursuit due to operational reasons. Although NSW Police has a safe driving policy, it has come under criticism over the years and attempts to gain access to it have been unsuccessful with police refusing to release the documents under freedom of information laws, or when released, providing heavily edited versions.\nMany of the high-risk police pursuits that take place are for minor offences and traffic violations. Such pursuits have already been prohibited in Tasmania and Queensland. In these states, high speed pursuits by police are only allowed if there is information that a serious crime has been committed. Those rules were implemented on that basis that the risks inherent in high speed police pursuits outweigh the benefits, except in the case of serious crimes.\nThe many casualties arising from police pursuits are at least partly due to the fact that the majority of pursuits involve young, less experienced drivers who are often impaired by drugs or alcohol at the time. This greatly increases the likelihood of accident and injury.\nA recent coronial review into police pursuit guidelines made a number of recommendations, including that police pursuits be limited to a maximum of two minutes in duration. And amendments to the current policy are expected to be released soon.\nShould police pursuit guidelines be made public?\nIt is believed that the existing police guidelines in NSW do not contain specific information as to exactly when a police pursuit should be started or stopped, but rather contain a list of criteria that officers are required to consider when deciding whether to continue with a pursuit or not.\nBased upon that information, some have argued that police pursuit guidelines should be made available for public discussion and debate \u2013 which might improve the current approach.\nThose who are in favour of public release argue that releasing and debating a list of criteria is unlikely to affect police operations. Rather, they argue, it would increase transparency and promote confidence, while at the same time enhancing accountability in the event that the guidelines are breached. All of this might ultimately reduce the number of tragedies arising from dangerous pursuits.\nThose against the release have argued that if the policies were made public, it would teach people how to cause a pursuit to be stopped, and thereby allow them to get away with crime. The contrary argument is that police pursuits are overwhelmingly unplanned and spontaneous, and it is highly unlikely that people would spend time reading and memorising police pursuit guidelines, and, even if they did, it would not lead to them being able to \u2018control\u2019 pursuits in practice.\nThose against release have also argued that such public disclosure might affect police operational procedures and thereby further endanger lives. They maintain that the existing guidelines have already been the subject of extensive consultation and refinement by professionals with relevant experience in the field, and that releasing them to the public will achieve little if anything.\nSydney Man Charged with Police Pursuit: What is \u2018Skye\u2019s Law\u2019?\nPolice Blasted over Skye\u2019s Law Tragedy\nprevious post: Alan Jones Loses Nine Year Battle Over Racist Comments\nnext post: What is Money Laundering? Am I Guilty If I Make an Innocent Mistake?",
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        "raw_content": "The very best iPad mini deals for January 2019: T3's top iPad mini deal picks\nWhichever iPad mini model you\u2019re after, there's a great deal to be had right now\nIf you are looking for one of the best iPad mini deals then we at T3.com salute you. That's because we really rate the iPad mini and, honestly, it is one of the most attractive iPads in terms of price point right now because the series of newer models have left it relatively forgotten by many consumers.\nAnd that means that the iPad Mini is now is stupidly cheap, and even more so right now thanks to the new year 2019 sales. The iPad mini also comes in several different versions depending on how much you're prepared to spend, too, so there is literally an iPad mini for everyone.\nBest tablets for children\nBest budget tablets\nWhy is the iPad mini so good?\nIt's all thanks to Apple's skill of packing a full iPad's innards into a convenient and svelte 7-inch shell. Not only can you hold the iPad mini in one hand, these tablets are also extremely thin and light. They're ideal for use on the go.\nDespite the iPad mini's small size, the battery still gives you a solid 10 hours of use, too. That's hugely impressive - so check out the best iPad mini deals below.\nThe best iPad mini 4 deals for January 2019\nIf you want a 7-inch iPad and you want the latest and greatest, the iPad mini 4 is the one for you. It's the best iPad mini yet and got full marks when we reviewed it late last year. The design is thinner than ever before, and thus it's much nicer to hold. The screen resolution of 2048 x 1536 is impressive given the more compact dimensions and the quality is very much welcome too - being able to use this fully in almost direct light again adds to the portability. Have a browse through the best iPad mini 4 deals available today:\nToday's cheapest iPad mini 4 deals:\nTruth is that the iPad mini 3 wasn't all that popular when it came out. It was a good dela more expensive than the iPad 2 on launch and yet it offered very little extra. Many felt that it was Apple trying to get as much money from one design as possible and as such the reviews were a bit negative. But it was still a good tablet. It was still a bit better than the iPad 2 and so these days it's well worth picking up if you find that it falls into the correct price window. The best iPad mini 3 deals currently available are here:\nToday's cheapest iPad mini 3 deals\nThe iPad mini 2 is definitely worth picking up if you want a great 7-inch tablet for as little money as possible. This is probably the best budget 7-inch tablet out there and still comes with super-sharp Retina display and plenty of powerful components. Check out the best iPad mini 2 deals below:\nThe best iPad mini deals for January 2019\nIt didn't have one of Apple's vaunted Retina displays and it's far less powerful than the latest models. But if you can find the mini for well under \u00a3200 it's definitely worth having a look. It will still do a great job of surfing the web and playing most apps so don't think that because it's a few years old it won't do most of what you ask of it. Here are the best iPad mini deals currently available:\nToday's cheapest iPad mini deals\nYeah, the iPad Pro is a bit of alright",
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        "raw_content": "An Island Named Desire\nTetiaroa, best known as Marlon Brando's private island, is a retreat fit for royalty. Once considered a playground for the wealthy, this atoll served as a summer residence for the former chiefs and kings of Tahiti. After many years of being inaccessible to the general public, a new eco-friendly, ultra-luxurious resort, The Brando, has changed that.\nTetiaroa is part of the Society Islands in French Polynesia. This small, secluded atoll is located 30 miles (50 kilometers) north of Tahiti and considered an extension of the Arue commune. Fittingly, the island name is a Polynesian word meaning \"stands apart\" or \"at a distance.\" The inner lagoon, which is only 4.5 miles (7 kilometers) wide, is completely enclosed and protected by 13 surrounding coral islets.\nMarlon Brando became enamored with French Polynesia when scouting the islands for his 1962 movie, Mutiny on the Bounty. While on location, he also fell in love with his third wife, Tarita Teriipia, the Tahitian beauty who starred alongside him in the film. In an effort to keep the islands close at heart, Brando sought to purchase his own section of paradise\u2014and he set his sights on Tetiaroa.\nTetiaroa was a highly desirable piece of land. The atoll once belonged to the royal family and was subsequently passed through the hands of many private owners; thus, Brando's negotiations were met with much resistance. In 1966, after several failed attempts, he finally landed the 99-year lease that granted him exclusive \"ownership\" of Tetiaroa.\nOver the years, Tetiaroa served as a secluded hideaway from his life in the Hollywood spotlight. The atoll had remained a pristine South Pacific paradise\u2014and Brando sought to keep it that way. His lifelong dream was to maintain the atoll in its purest condition and allow others to enjoy it. He pictured a sustainable, ecological habitat; and although he died in 2004, his dream has been realized.\nThe Pacific Beachcomber Group has developed the Brando Resort in line with the actor`s vision. The Brando aims to be the most luxurious eco-friendly resort on the planet. It has been built to the highest environmental standards and has been awarded a LEED Platinum Certification, the highest accolade from the U.S. Green Building Council.\nThe resort is also aiming to be 100% energy independent. Electricity requirements are met by a combination of solar panels (35%) and generators fueled by coconut oil (20%), while revolutionary technology known as seawater air conditioning (SWAC) uses deep seawater to cool the rooms efficiently and economically.\nThe Brando Resort has also been built with the support of the Tetiaroa Society, a local organization dedicated to the research, education and conservation of the atoll. The society manages a research center on the resort grounds, providing scientists from around the world a place to gather and conduct biodiversity research. It also funds educational programs for students, visitors and residents.\nTetiaroa is a delicate atoll with a rich history and strong spirit. Although once very regal, it offers the most humbling experience in French Polynesia. By hardly leaving a carbon footprint on the earth, this tiny locale will leave a lasting impression on your heart.\nThe Brando Resort combines luxury and environmental sustainability to create one of the finest eco-friendly resorts in the world. Located on the Tetiaroa atoll, also known as Marlon Brando's private island, this resort is meant to carry out his vision...\nTetiaroa, The Brando",
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        "raw_content": "2010 CAP Policy Post 2013\nCAP Policy Post 2013 - Remarks by Professor Gerry Boyle, Director Teagasc at Con\nReform of the Single Farm Payment - Context In formulating the EU Financial Perspective 2013-2020, a review of the EU budget is being undertaken. The CAP, at 40% of total EU budget, is a major component and is thus is to be subjected to a (quote) \u201cfull and wide ranging review\u201d\nReform of the Single Farm Payment - Context\nIn formulating the EU Financial Perspective 2013-2020, a review of the EU budget is being undertaken. The CAP, at 40% of total EU budget, is a major component and is thus is to be subjected to a (quote) \u201cfull and wide ranging review\u201d\nDirect payments were worth \u20ac1.85 billion to Irish agriculture in 2009. The bulk of these payments (about \u20ac1.3 billion) were accounted for by the Single Farm Payment (SFP). In 2009 without these payments Irish agriculture as a whole would have made a loss of about \u20ac230 million!\nAt farm level, last year on average Irish farmers received about \u20ac8,000 - \u20ac9,000 in DPs, while the average income for all farmers was only \u20ac12,000.\nThe key message is therefore that DPs and especially SFPs matter hugely to Irish agriculture and consequently the stakes are exceptionally high in the upcoming negotiations.\nSFPs are the principal instrument in the achievement of the objectives of the CAP. The benefit of SFPs should therefore be assessed in relation to how they are succeeding in achieving the objectives of the CAP. The objectives of the CAP as set out in the Treaty of Rome are, to increase productivity; to ensure a fair standard of living for farmers; to stabilize markets; to assure the availability of supplies; and to ensure that supplies reach consumers at reasonable prices. Some in Europe have argued that not all of these objectives are still of importance and, in have referred, in particular, to the \u201cdemise\u201d of the \u201cincome support\u201d and \u201cprice stability\u201d objectives.\nSFPs in my view address all of these objectives, maybe imperfectly, and many of these objectives subsume more recently articulated objectives such as the promotion of \u201cfood security\u201d and the lessening of \u201cprice volatility\u201d. Few could surely disagree that SFPs are an important buffer against price instability for instance. Farmers would thus be naive to abandon SFPs without an equally effective buffer being provided through some other measure.\nAnother argument that has been advanced in Europe is that the \u201ccompensatory logic\u201d for SFPs is now obsolete. For Ireland this however is a key principle and it is still a valid principle. It was a key principle in the MacSharry Reforms and in many ways represented the political genius of the MacSharry proposals. The principle may have to be adapted for the current economic climate but that doesn\u2019t invalidate its relevance and centrality to the debate on the future of SFPs.\nIt is important that we examine the arguments that are being advanced against the current system of DPs. There are five main criticisms:\nthe income distribution effects are inequitable\nthere is no direct reward for the production of public goods and services (e.g. pertaining to the environment)\nthe environment may be indirectly affected through \u201ccross compliance\u201d but at enormous compliance costs for both administrators and farmers. (We might find widespread agreement with this view in Ireland!)\nSFPs can contradict Pillar II measures\ntensions have been generated between members states arising form financial imbalances.\nMany critics of the SFPs argue that at the level of principle they fail on a number of basic criteria concerning the use of public resources:\nadequacy and effectiveness of targeting\nreturns to public investment\npreference for incentivization versus assistance\nSome SFP reforms that have been mooted\nA number of reforms to the current system of SPFs have been mooted. These reforms could be broadly classed into two categories, namely,\nthe proposed abandonment of the historical basis for the SFP and its replacement by a \u201cflat rate\u201d system or per hectare payment system on a regional or EU-wide basis\nmore radical models which propose to change the basis for the payments entirely.\nAny move to a flat-rate system would have serious implications for Ireland. As is well known if an EU-wide system were adopted the country as a whole would lose out substantially with the newer member states being the gainers. Teagasc has undertaken some initial research on the impact of the adoption of the \u201cflat-rate\u201d system within Ireland2.\nIntensive and commercial farmers in all areas would be the relative losers. If we were to imagine a line drawn from Carlingford Lough down to the Shannon Estuary, in general the most intensive gainers under the current SFP system lie below this line and the less intensive gainers lie above this line. A \u201cflat-rate\u201d system would see a virtual flip over in terms of gainers and losers. In terms of raw numbers, our research suggests that about 53% would gain and about 47% would lose. The losers would be the more intensive producers while the gainers are the more extensive producers.\nWhile intensive producers would lose in income terms, there would also be serious knock-on consequences for investment and on-farm development. Take our most efficient sector \u2013 on a global basis \u2013 dairying. According to Teagasc data the average family farm income for a viable dairy farm was \u20ac59,610 in 2008. When the SFP and disadvantaged area payments are deducted income falls to \u20ac37,142. The average ratio of debt to total farm income is 1.1, or on average debt is 110% of income. When debt is compared to income less direct payments the ratio increases to 2.8; in other words without direct payments, debt is almost 3 times the level of annual income. Thus even though DPs are now decoupled they have a big effect on investment and hence on the potential for farm development. They have contributed substantially to the funding of investment on farms and have mitigated the risk associated with development.\nA move towards a \u201cflat-rate\u201d system would therefore present huge, if not insurmountable, implementation difficulties of a political economy nature and loser countries like Ireland have major problems with proposals of this nature.\nExperience has shown across many policy areas that a major reform of the scale contemplated here would be unlikely to gain broad political acceptance unless no one is rendered worse off than their current situation. In the context of the suggested \u201cflat-rate\u201d system this would imply a substantial increase in the overall agricultural budget to compensate the losers.\nEven if we set aside this massive difficulty it is very difficult to see what could be attractive about such a model, since\nthe reform won\u2019t reduce the overall size of the agricultural budget and hence resources will not be available for other areas\nit wouldn\u2019t support new requirements of policy pertaining to \u201cfood security\u201d, \u201cprice volatility\u201d, \u201cclimate change\u201d, \u201ccompetitiveness\u201d, \u201cinnovativeness\u201d and so on\nit is not obvious how this type of reform could improve on the equity of the current regime\nThe second reform approach takes a completely different tack. Motivated by a need to \u201c\u2026 get rid of the outdated logic of compensation\u201d and to replace it by the logic of \u201cincentive to provide services\u201d, some have proposed a radical \u201creshuffling\u201d of SFPs involving the replacement of the current model by a three-level \u201ccontractual payment scheme\u201d (CPS). This scheme would involve three types of payment:\na basic husbandry payment designed to maintain the agricultural landscape\na payment for areas of natural handicap\na targeted payment to environmentally sensitive or valuable areas\nThis \u201ccontractual payments scheme\u201d would do exactly \u201cwhat it says on the tin\u201d. Payments would be time bound and probably paid on an area basis. In this scheme payments would not be attached to land and entitlements would cease with the termination of the service contract. In no sense would entitlements to these payments be tradable or inheritable.\nFrom the perspective of a beneficiary of the existing SFP the crucial question is the level of payment that is likely under this radical measure. Of course the advocates of this scheme cannot be precise about this matter but they do concede that the payment would be \u201c\u2026 far less from being close to the SFP per ha\u201d that applies at present!\nAll of the variants of the SFP that I\u2019ve set out above involve direct transfers to producers as is the case under the current system. There is, however, a reform model that proposes a more indirect approach to supporting producers. This model suggests the channelling of additional resources to support innovation and the adoption of technology designed to enhance the competitiveness of the agricultural sector and thus the improvement of farm incomes. Innovation in European agriculture and food will require an enhancement of scale economies; improvement in product quality and product differentiation; and increased adoption of new technology to underpin efficiency.\nGiven my role as Director of Teagasc, while I would naturally welcome such a model (!), it seems to me likely to fail on political economy grounds, albeit for different reasons to, for example, the \u201cflat-rate\u201d proposal. The problem is not so much characterized as one of \u201cgainers\u201d versus \u201closers\u201d but of \u201cdirect\u201d versus indirect\u201d support. Farmers would I think naturally be very sceptical that they would receive anything close to their existing level of payments, at least in the short run.\nSome additional issues in the upcoming negotiations\nThe last reform of the CAP introduced a patchwork of systems for making the single farm payment to farmers in different parts of the European Union. These included historical-based payments as we have in Ireland, flat-rate payments and various hybrids. In Northern Ireland there is a different system than here in the Republic which in turn is different to the system in other parts of the UK where there is an evolution towards a flat-rate payment. In the new member states there is a very simplified flat-rate payment system covering all hectares.\nSo the last CAP reform ushered in a melange of systems for making payments to farmers. The implications of this is that for the first time the members states will be approaching the negotiations with very different experiences of operating payments systems in their own domestic countries. How that will impact on the dynamic of the negotiations is hard to predict, but it will have an influence, not least in terms of the widely varying impact of any proposed change with and between member states.\nSimilarly with decoupling a menu of options was agreed in the last CAP reform. Countries could opt for full decoupling from production as we did in Ireland, or choose from various partial decoupling options, which differed from enterprise to enterprise. So again member states will be approaching these upcoming negotiations from a background of mixed experiences in their own countries and with a varying degree of familiarity and practical understanding of operating different coupled and decoupled options. Again this will create its own dynamic in the CAP reform negotiations.\nThe third big change as we approach these reform negotiations is that we have more member states around the table. In fact this time we have the largest number of countries that have ever sat down and tried to reach an agreement on reforming the CAP and that will present its own unique challenges.\nSo how should Ireland approach this reform?\nFirst, in my view, we should seek to maintain the concept of a menu of options and not return to the one size fits all which we previously had. I think there will be broad support for that around the table. Given the diversity of agricultural systems across the EU, I can\u2019t see countries actively seeking a return to a one-size-fits-all CAP.\nThe second challenge is then to ensure that within the menu of options, there is at least one option that would be acceptable to Ireland \u2013 on a least-cost admittedly \u2013 and that Irish farmers can operate. The easy option is seek to retain the status quo and I expect that will be the opening position. It is likely that we won\u2019t have many allies in Europe for this view. We would be foolish therefore not to have at least evaluated other potential options that might emerge in the negotiations. We should do our homework now, in the early stages of this debate on CAP reform. If, during the cut and thrust of the negotiations, alternatives are introduced by the Commission or by other member states, we will then be in a position to know and will have evaluated what Ireland\u2019s position should be. Teagasc, as always, will make available its expertise in policy analysis and the resources of our statistical databases, including the National Farm Survey, in support of presenting the best policy case on behalf of the Irish industry.\nWe will need to have this detailed understanding of other systems and proposals, if we are build alliances across the larger EU, which will be necessary to achieve a favourable outcome for Irish farmers and the Irish industry.\nFinally, there are a number of other issues that we should be focused on in the upcoming negotiations.\nFirst, mechanisms to manage risk and protect producers from price volatility need to be explored as a matter of urgency. Measures such as futures, forward contracts and insurance will have a role at an EU-wide level in mitigating against the risk inherent in volatile prices. Farmers need to be educated in how these mechanisms operate and there will also be a role for EU and governments support as the private sector will not have all the answers.\nA second issue is that the so-called Pillar II or rural development measures could also be under threat as some argue that the monies involved could be more effectively spent if they were partially or fully integrated with regional policies. Teagasc research3has shown that the level of engagement by farm families in rural development initiatives so far has been relatively limited. Non-farm rural dwellers in general, however, are at the centre of such activities. Farmers need to be more involved and hopefully the current LEADER programme will see an increased level of participation by farmers given that there is ring-fencing of support for this sector.\nThirdly, there are serious funding risks for Ireland. We have been a clear beneficiary of the current (Brussels funded) CAP. If more CAP supports are to be co-funded (as a shift to Pillar II measures, for instance) would require national governments to pay part of their CAP receipts from their own national coffers. Given Ireland\u2019s very difficult budgetary situation, the question arises whether sufficient funds would be available funds for agricultural support. Indeed, irrespective of the availability of funds, there is the political question of the willingness of Irish taxpayers to pay to support its own farmers.\nAll of these matters will be up for consideration over the next while but it is unlikely that agreement on the next reform phase will be reached next year. It is conceivable that it will fall to Ireland\u2019s Presidency in 2012 to form the compromise.\n1These remarks are largely in response to a paper by J.C. Bureau and L.P. Mahe entitled \u201cCAP Payments After 2013: A Concept for Rural Public Goods\u201d that was presented to a Workshop of the Bureau of European Policy Advisers of the European Commission held in Brussels on February 29th 2009. I would like to acknowledge the assistance of my colleagues, Trevor Donnellan, Dr Kevin Hanrahan, Dr Thia Hennessy and John Norris in the preparation of this paper but the views expressed are my own responsibility.\n2Shrestha, Hennessy and Hynes, (2007) \u2013 Simulation Model of the Irish Local Economy, Teagasc, Athenry, Co. Galway.\n3Macken-Walsh, (2009) \u2013 Barriers to Change, Teagasc, Athenry, Co. Galway.",
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Prior to joining Oracle, Trilling was director of the Technology in Education group at WestEd, a national educational laboratory, where he led a team of educational technologists in integrating technology into the instructional and administrative worlds of education.\nAdditionally, he has served in a variety of roles in both education and industry, including executive producer for instruction at Hewlett-Packard Company, where he helped run a state-of-the-art global distance learning network, and as an instructional designer and educator, working in all aspects of education and training from preschool to corporate training. Trilling is an active member of a variety of organizations dedicated to integrating technology into all aspects of learning and leading in education. His favorite learning formula is \u201c3Rs X 7Cs = 21st Century Learning\u201d.\nDr. Frank V. 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A former Spanish teacher who coached soccer and basketball for many years, Brennan first became interested in educational video and multimedia because of his visual approach to teaching and coaching. That interest led to collaborating on an interactive Spanish laser disc program for Encyclopaedia Britannica and then to leaving the classroom for the media position at Niles West. During his years in that job, the audio-visual department changed from a lending/consumption center to a creating/production area. Joe is an Apple Distinguished Educator and in 2003 was the Illinois Computing Educators' Technology Educator of the Year as well as a semifinalist in Technology & Learning magazine's Ed Tech Leader of the Year program.\nKim Carter is the Director of Monadnock Community Connections School, an alternative public school choice for high school students in southwestern New Hampshire. She was the 1991 New Hampshire Teacher of the Year and the 1996 New Hampshire Media Educator of the Year. A contributing editor for Technology & Learning, Carter has been a co- conspirator in the SchoolTech Expos and Leadership Institutes since their inception. Her greatest love is her three sons, followed closely by a fascination with how people learn and how technology empowers learning and teaching for all.\nMaria Fico\nRegional Instruction Technology Specialist\nRegion One/NYC Public Schools, Bronx, NY\nMaria Fico has been the technology director for the largest urban school district in New York City for the past 25 years. She has been in the forefront of distance education and has developed interactive videoconferencing projects for students in K -12 schools. Her programs provide opportunities for increased collaborations among teachers and students in the isolated urban community which she serves. Content of projects have ranged from an interactive poetry slam serving as a collaboration between a local arts organization and the region's literacy program and the use of a blended technology model including laptops, a Blackboard site for publishing student poems and interactive videoconferencing for competitive slam events. This project uses distance-learning technology for sharing of original poetry and performing arts to authentic audiences spanning the globe from New Jersey to Alaska to the UK. Professional development opportunities for teachers are provided through experts ranging from historians in American history at Colonial Williamsburg to studies of food chemistry from the Culinary Arts Institute of America. Education extends beyond student learning to the homes of immigrant families that benefit from intensive instruction on critical issues in their personal lives such as citizenship development and healthcare issues from doctors at Montefiore Medical Center.\nBruce Friend\nChief Operations Officer/Vice-President\nIn his role as COO/VP of Florida Virtual School (FLVS), Bruce Friend is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the school, instructional services and support, student and parent services, and in-state outreach programs. As a member of the President's Leadership Team, he participates in the school's overall planning, development and evaluation. A strong believer that online learning has great potential to reach underserved populations, Friend has spent much time on forging relationship with students, parents, and schools in rural communities throughout Florida and beyond. As part of a partnership between Florida Virtual School, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, and the College Board, he has served as an administrative mentor to rural district principals in Florida with the goal of bringing rigorous curriculum to students in rural settings. He has become a regular speaker about online teaching and learning issues at many national and state conferences and forums as well as giving presentations to various school and government officials throughout North America. He was the recipient of the 2003 United States Distance Learning Association's Outstanding Achievement by an Individual award and also is a board member of the Florida Distance Learning Association. Prior to joining the FLVS administrative team, Bruce was the course designer and instructor of the online American Government and Economics courses currently being offered by FLVS.\nEarl W. Grier, Jr.\nSchool Director and CEO\nCommonwealth Connections Academy, PA\nIn his role as School Director and CEO of Commonwealth Connections Academy, a virtual charter school established in 2003, Earl W. Grier, Jr., is responsible for all aspects of the school\u2019s operation, from financial management, to staff management, to family outreach. He has a distinguished career as a leader in the field of education, as both a teacher and administrator. Prior to Connections Academy, he spent much of his 39 years as an educator at the Lebanon (Pa.) School District, where he served as principal of Lebanon Junior High School/Middle School and later as assistant to the superintendent. Grier is the recipient of many education and service related awards, and was honored by the Lebanon School District with The Earl W. Grier, Jr. Student Leadership Scholarship in recognition of his contributions and leadership abilities.\nDavid Jakes serves as the Instructional Technology Coordinator for Community High School District 99 in Downers Grove, IL. His interest in technology developed from his 15 years as a classroom science teacher. In addition to speaking at many technology conferences, Jakes conducts technology staff development projects in his school district and throughout the United States. He currently manages two technology-related Web sites, Biopoint.com and myprojectpages.com that seek to help teachers use technology, and particularly the World Wide Web, to increase student achievement and performance. His other interests include digital storytelling, information literacy, effective professional development, and the creation of online learning communities.\nEric Klopfer\nMIT Teacher Education Program, MA\nEric Klopfer is the Scheller Career Development Professor of Science Education and Educational Technology at MIT as well as the Director of the MIT Teacher Education Program (http://education.mit.edu), which prepares MIT undergraduates to become math and science teachers. Klopfer's research focuses on the development and use of computer games and simulations for building understanding of science and complex systems. His research explores simulations and games on desktop computers as well as handhelds. He currently runs the StarLogo (http://education.mit.edu/starlogo) project, a desktop platform that enables students and teachers to create computer simulations of complex systems. He is also the creator of StarLogo TNG, a new platform for helping kids create 3D simulations and games using a graphical programming language. On handhelds, Klopfer's work includes Participatory Simulations (http://education.mit.edu/pda), which embed users inside of complex systems, and Augmented Reality simulations (http://education.mit.edu/ar), which create a hybrid virtual/real space for exploring intricate scenarios in real time. Klopfer's work combines the construction of new software tools with research and development of new pedagogical supports that support the use of these tools in the classroom. He is the co-founder of The Education Arcade, and co-author of the book, \"Adventures in Modeling: Exploring Complex, Dynamic Systems with StarLogo.\"\nBill MacKenty\nTeacher and Computer Coordinator\nEdgartown School, MA\nAs \"the computer guy\" at the Edgartown School on Martha's Vineyard, Bill Mackenty oversees the student network (90+ Mac OS X machines), teaches grades 3-8, and runs the school website. He first realized he was a geek in the 6th grade when, four days after his math teacher put him in front of a Texas Instruments 99A, he was teaching the class how to program. MacKenty, who has worked with young people his entire life, loves teaching and has a strong interest in effective education, educational theory, assessment, and learning. He deeply believes that computers and technology can strengthen, deepen, and broaden our learning \u2014 and that educational games can be used to create lasting understandings across content areas and disciplines. He is currently working on a multiplayer text game (moderncommand.com) built on the PennMUSH server.\nSusan McLester is editor in chief of Technology & Learning magazine. She has been an editor at T&L for 12 years, concurrently writing a weekly column for the L.A. Times' Tech Times section, articles on technology for Newsweek, Parenting, Entertainment@Home, and other publications, and presenting at a range of education technology conferences, including T&L's Tech Forum. She has acted as a juror for the Bologna Book Fair's New Media division and has spoken about educational technology on Bloomberg Radio, Microsoft NBC and other television shows. She is also an experienced middle and high school teacher, book editor and writer.\nMaria Narciso\nDistrict Coordinator of Technology\nMontclair Public Schools, New Jersey\nMaria Narciso was hired by the Montclair Public Schools in Montclair, NJ, nine years ago to craft a unique program to infuse technology throughout the curriculum at Mt. Hebron Science & Technology Middle School. After four years in this role, she became the District Technology Coordinator responsible for planning and budgeting for all district technologies, staff development in technology integration, and supervision of technology staff for 11 schools. Major district technology initiatives Narciso has been involved with include the installation of a fiber network in partnership with the township, membership in NJEdge.net and the K20 Initiative of Internet2, video conferencing and adoption of Blackboard.com as district eLearning standards, and the installation of IP Telephony. She looks forward to implementing the district's new Technology Curriculum this fall. Maria Narciso has presented on technology integration strategies at NECC, NJECC, FLENJ, various Universities and K12 school districts, and recently on Technology ROI at Seton Hall's NJ Superintendent's Roundtable.\nAssistant Director, Academic Technology, OIT\nMontclair State University, NJ\nAs the Assistant Director of Academic Technology in the Office of Information Technology at Montclair State University, John O'Brien is responsible for short term and long term planning and implementation for the University's intelligent classroom design, operations, management and training. This includes video conferencing, video streaming and archiving. In addition, he is Co-Chair of NJEDge.net K20 Initiative. (NJEDge.net is New Jersey's Higher Education Data/Video network with 45 members). The K20 Initiative is a new committee that is fostering collaboration with New Jersey's 611 school districts and 57 colleges and universities. O'Brien has presented at numerous NJEDge.net meetings, NJEDge.net Annual Conferences, and at the Internet2 Spring Members K20 Advisory Committee in Virginia. He serves as a NJEdge representative on the Interent2 K20 Advisory Committee.\nDirector for Technology Services\nTuscarora Intermediate Unit 11, PA\nTony Payne has been with the Tuscarora Intermediate Unit (TIU) in Pennsylvania since 1987, first as coordinator of educational technology and now as director for technology services. During this time he oversaw the development of the Tuscarora Blended Learning Charter School (www.tblcs.org) where he now serves as CEO. TCBLS is a non profit educational corporation which developed the concept of \"blended learning\" as a method of educating learners in Pennsylvania. Payne also oversaw the development of blendedschools.net, a distance learning consortium that helps promote blended learning in traditional education settings. Before coming to TIU, Payne taught in the Mifflin City Schools and ran his own private consulting business.\nJudy Salpeter, an experienced educator and education technology specialist, is program chair for Technology & Learning Events. On the editorial staff of Technology & Learning magazine since 1985, Salpeter served as editor-in-chief from 1994 to 2000. In addition to overseeing content for Technology & Learning Events, she is now consulting editor to the magazine and works as a freelance writer, consultant and conference planner. Over the years, she has written for publications including Business Week and Newsweek, authored a software program (Mystery Sentences, Scholastic, 1984) and a book (Kids & Computers: A Parents' Handbook, SAMS, 1991), and edited a number of publications for the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN).\nDigitalmill\nBen Sawyer is the president of Digitalmill, a firm that helps organizations understand the games industry, game culture, and the use and implementation of games beyond entertainment purposes. He is an award-winning technical writer and is now widely known as the co-founder and spokesperson of the Serious Games Initiative and Games for Health Project. His firm has worked with a prestigious slate of private and public organizations including The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Intel, The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Pearson Publishing, and The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Sawyer\u2019s experience with grassroots politics has helped him bring together hundreds of developers, educators, and consultants to discuss and promote best practices for next-generation game-based learning and simulation efforts.\nDr. Stan Silverman\nDirector, Technology Based Learning Systems Department\nProfessor Stan Silverman is widely regarded as a pioneer and national leader in distance learning. He combines an engineer's thorough knowledge of technological hardware with a teacher's insight into how they can be applied to enhance learning. He is a tenured NYIT full professor and director of the school's Technology Based Learning Systems Department and Educational Enterprise Zone. He is the author of numerous publications concerning technology and education, and has served as the project director for many research and technology innovation projects funded by a wide variety of organizations. He has recently been selected for inclusion in the USDLA Hall of Fame.\nTerry Trigg-Scales\nDirector of Curriclum and Instruction\nMontclair Public Schools, NJ\nAs director of curriculum and instruction for the Montclair Public Schools in Montclair, New Jersey, Terry Trigg-Scales has led the district in its journey for continuous improvement. Using the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Program criteria, the Montclair Public Schools won the New Jersey Governor's Award for Performance Excellence Bronze in 2001, 2002 and Silver in 2004. Trigg-Scales has taught at the elementary and middle school levels and has served as assistant principal and principal at all levels. She was recognized in 2001 as a NJ Principal of the Year. Her experience at the central office includes assistant to the superintendent and the last four years overseeing teaching and learning for the district's eleven schools.\nLandmark Project, NC\nDavid Warlick is the Director of the Landmark Project based in Raleigh North Carolina. A former history teacher, district level administrator, and IT specialist with the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction, he is a nationally and internationally recognized leader in innovative applications of technology, especially the Internet. He has spoken at conferences, seminars and workshops in most states and many other countries; writes for a number of magazines and journals; and has developed numerous curriculum projects over the global network, including the second oldest continuing online project, the Global Grocery List. 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        "raw_content": "Bitcoin has halved in value since 2018 began, plunging below $6,000\nAnd that\u2019s less than a third of the value it reached in December\nBitcoin has continued its calamitous plunge of late, with the cryptocurrency dropping below the $6,000 (around \u00a34,300, AU$7,600) mark early on today.\nThe virtual coinage made a slight recovery following that, to stand a few hundred dollars over $6,000 at the time of writing, but the value dropping below that mark is telling because it meant that Bitcoin shed half its value since the beginning of the year.\nAnd indeed it\u2019s down to less than a third of the value it peaked at around the middle of December, when the currency was selling for about $19,500 (around \u00a313,900, AU$24,800).\nJust yesterday, Bitcoin stood at a tad under $8,000 (around \u00a35,700, AU$10,200), so you can see just how rapidly fortunes can turn in the arena of virtual coins.\nBitcoin has now reverted to the value it stood at last October, and there is, of course, the potential for further damage. Go back just one more month to last September, and the digital coin\u2019s value was about $4,000 (around \u00a32,900, AU$5,100), so the bubble inflated quickly \u2013 and appears to be deflating at even greater speed.\nCredit clampdown\nThe world of cryptocurrency is looking like a very rocky place at the moment, particularly when you consider that banks are now moving en masse to prevent customers from buying Bitcoin on credit cards. The fear is that folks are overextending themselves and borrowing to jump on the bandwagon, with potentially disastrous results.\nAs we saw yesterday, Lloyds Banking Group in the UK (Lloyds Bank, Bank of Scotland, Halifax and MBNA) enacted such a Bitcoin ban, and Virgin Money has now followed suit. Over in the US, JP Morgan, Bank of America and Citigroup have done the same across the board with cryptocurrencies, and we can likely expect this trend to continue.\nPlus you can heap governmental pressure on top of that. Over in Asia, China has pretty much curtailed the majority of Bitcoin trading \u2013 and may eventually instigate a full ban, rumor has it \u2013 with India also reportedly taking steps to make cryptocurrencies illegal as a payment system.\nFurthermore, there has been talk of greater regulation by authorities in the US, and as we saw at the end of last year, the UK government is already clamping down on cryptocurrency, regulating against its potential use for criminal activities like money-laundering or tax evasion.\nWith investors obviously spooked, and banks and governments reigning things in one way or another across the globe, it\u2019s difficult to see anything other than downward pressure right now.\nAll that said, hints of another rally could see more bandwagon jumping, and you certainly can\u2019t rule out another major upward spike for Bitcoin. Although people may now be looking towards other lesser cryptocurrencies as potential \u2018penny stocks\u2019 which could boom like Bitcoin. And, of course, bust like Bitcoin.\nWe\u2019ve picked out the best mining GPU of 2018",
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        "raw_content": "A Tribute to Bollywood\u2019s Superstar a year on\nDressed in a kanjivaram sari and rudraksha bead around her neck, Dimple Kapadia, Rajesh Khanna\u2019s ex-wife, organised a havan at his Bandra residence, Aashirwad. Also present were daughter Twinkle with son Aarav and the latest addition to the family, daughter Nitara. Akshay Kumar, Rajesh\u2019s son-in-law, was not able to attend the ceremony as he was busy promoting his new film, Once Upon A Time in Mumbai Dobara. Industry colleagues who remembered him were Subhash Ghai, Anju Mahendru, Reena Roy, Naved Jaffery and Jackie Shroff. Several fans also gathered outside his home to pay tribute to their favourite yesteryear hero.\nInterestingly, Anita Advani, who was Rajesh\u2019s companion until he passed away, did not attend the ceremony. She has also been in the news lately for waging a legal war against the family demanding a share of the deceased's property. Days after he died, Anita was very vocal about her intent not vacate Aashirwad.\nFriends Again!\nThey were good friends but a fight at Katrina Kaif\u2019s birthday party back in 2008 ensured that Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan stopped talking to each other. Gibes and insults were traded openly and neither tolerated the other\u2019s presence. Many efforts were made by mutual friends to get the two together again but they were unfruitful until Sunday night at former minister Baba Siddiquie\u2019s iftar celebrations where the two stars were present. Watching the video of the entire event, you can see SRK concentrating on eating his food while Salman Khan walks in. In the past both stars have impeccably timed their entrances and exits to avoid being in the same room as each other but Salman walked to wards SRK, tapped him on the shoulder and opened out his arms to embrace SRK.\nLater SRK tweeted: \u2018Finally u realize turning the page is the best feeling in the world, becos there is so much more to the book than the page u were stuck on\u2019. It took him five good years to realise that but at least better late than never!\nBuniyaad is Back\nI still remember back in the day when my mum would bring home at least five video tapes at a time, filled with precious recordings of her favourite serial, Buniyaad. They were brought home from the video library and parked next to, what we would now deem an antique, a JVC video player. Within a couple of days she would watch her allotted quota and go back to the video library to get more of the series. Well, there\u2019s some good news for all Buniyaad fans, and fans of Indian soaps in general because after almost 27 years the series is coming back to Doordarshan Television. Director Ramesh Sippy is hoping to rope in the younger generation to watch this show. Mt Sippy threw a reunion party for the star cast, which included Alok Nath, Anita Kanwar, Kiran Juneja, Asha Sachdev, Dalip Tahil, Kanwaljit Singh, Krutika Desai and Neena Gupta.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a classic and therefore there\u2019s a recall value among people who watched it. I am hoping this time younger people will watch it too.\u201d Alok Nath, who played Master Haveliram \u2013 the lead role in the daily soap said, \u201cWe were all new when we joined Buniyaad. The show became our foundation in the industry. It gave us a name in this competitive industry. It was such a pleasurable moment and all thanks to Rameshji for being a great friend, mentor and philosopher. Now I am just eagerly waiting to relive those memories.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "China's Power Transition: Liberalization Dynamics > Conservative Ideology\nThe view from the head of the world's biggest private-equity investor in the People's Republic\nParamilitary police officials keep watch on Beijing's Tiananmen Square.Jason Lee / Reuters\nSo far, the consensus on this week's leadership transition in China has been moving within a fairly modest range on the sober-to-cynical spectrum. Here, e.g., via, Quartz's Naomi Rovnick, are some of main takes now trending on the web:\nThe new leadership means bad news for political and economic reform.\nIt has a reactionary disposition toward lifting social controls.\nIt will likely not push through necessary economic reforms that challenge the dominance of state-owned enterprises.\nThis is because the new leaders come from a faction of the Party that's financially enmeshed with state enterprises.\nThe new leaders may also be too consensus-minded / gridlocked to get anything done.\nElizabeth Economy also has some notes of caution\u2014specifically three:\nWhile \"democracy\" will become a new Communist Party buzzword, it will not be a Communist Party agenda item; to the contrary.\nBeijing's new leadership, remaining addicted to a high GDP growth rate, is not apt to take on tough reforms any time soon.\nChina is ready to to assert itself globally as a major military power.\nSpeaking with James Fallows at the Washington Ideas Forum today, however, David Rubenstein, co-founder of private-equity firm the Carlyle Group\u2014the biggest private-equity investor in the People's Republic\u2014offered some counterpoint.\nYes, the installation of Xi Jinping as the Communist Party's new general secretary seems to represent a win for the party's conservative faction, headed by former president Jiang Zemin, over reformers allied with outgoing leader Hu Jintao. But the liberalization of the Chinese system is inevitable, Rubenstein says, and the new leadership in Beijing sees this basic reality written on the wall as clearly as anyone. It's a process that's getting more and more pervasively coded into the social and economic life of a country that, despite all it's cultural differences with the West, has better general free-market economic literacy than the United States and more entrepreneurs per capita than any other country in the world. Particularly given the increasing reach and porousness of the internet, and more fundamentally the transformative power of the global economy, \"it's impossible to take 1.3 billion people and keep them closed off from the rest of the world.\"\nBut Rubenstein thinks we shouldn't underestimate Xi's particular style of leadership, either. Xi is someone both who understands that China is heading into an inescapably more liberal future and who is willing to take his own initiatives, not just read from the script that the party faction behind his ascension would hand him. We're accustomed to looking at the People's Republic of China today the way we looked at the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics during the Cold War: as a system, first and foremost, whose fate will accordingly be determined by systematic political shifts and not individual leaders. So we can be skeptical about the importance of Xi's individual leadership. But let's remember how many Western analysts took the same read on the significance of Gorbachev when he became general secretary of the Communist Party in Moscow back in 1985.",
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        "raw_content": "Putting a Value on Health\nThe way to arrest spiraling costs is to admit that we already do what we say we never will\u2014ration health care\u2014and then figure out how to do that better\nFor all its flaws, medical care in the United States has improved enormously over the past several decades. Deaths from heart disease have fallen by 40 percent since 1970. In the mid-1980s HIV was an automatic death sentence; it's not anymore. Since 1990, thanks to better detection and treatment, cancer mortality rates have been falling. (Breast-cancer mortality is down by 20 percent since 1990.) Altogether, medical advances have helped to raise U.S. life expectancy from an average of sixty-eight years in 1950 to seventy-seven years today.\nNot only have American lives grown longer, but their quality has improved. The proportion of people over sixty-five with one or more chronic disabilities\u2014such as the inability to walk, or to get dressed, without aid\u2014declined from greater than 25 percent in 1982 to less than 20 percent in 1999. And the development of Viagra and vision-correction surgery, among many other drugs and procedures, has allowed many Americans to prolong pleasures historically associated with youth.\nOf course, not all the recent improvements in American health and longevity can be directly attributed to our health-care system; some are as much the result of adopting healthier habits (exercise, better diet) or of dropping unhealthy ones (smoking, excessive alcohol consumption). And even though life expectancy has been rising in America, it remains lower than in many other advanced nations\u2014probably because those nations have lower rates of obesity, broader access to health care, and lesser degrees of wealth inequality. Still, better medical care is the principal cause of improvements in American health and life-span over the past fifty years.\nThe problem, of course, is that since 1960 health-care spending has grown significantly faster than the economy, meaning that we're spending an ever larger portion of our incomes on medical care. In 1960 health care constituted 5.1 percent of the U.S. economy; in 1980 it constituted 8.8 percent; today it constitutes 13.3 percent. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMMS) projects that health-care spending will grow by an average of more than seven percent a year until 2012, even after adjusting for inflation. Meanwhile, private health-insurance premiums\u2014which rose by 14 percent last year alone\u2014are becoming unaffordable for ever more Americans.\nIt seems that cutting costs should be relatively easy. After all, health-care delivery in the United States is notoriously inefficient. Consumers lack sufficient information or expertise to make informed choices of physicians, hospitals, and treatments. Also, because most of their health care is paid for by insurance, they tend to overuse the system. Physicians, for their part, usually profit from the tests and procedures they order and perform\u2014whether or not those tests and procedures are truly necessary. Shouldn't it be a simple matter to reduce waste and abuse?\nUp to a point, yes. The frequency of a major surgical procedure such as coronary bypass surgery varies widely from physician to physician and region to region, with no discernible difference in health outcomes, on average, between patients who receive such treatments and those who don't. According to one study, 20 to 30 percent of health-care spending goes for tests, treatments, and visits that have no positive effect on either the quality or the length of our lives. If we could identify and prevent even half this spending, we would save some $25 billion to $35 billion each year on Medicare alone.\nBut this would do little to address the fundamental problem. That's because the largest driver of growth in health-care spending is not waste or price gouging or the slow aging of the population but, rather, the cost of technological innovation. Even when technological improvements make some treatments less expensive and more effective, overall spending often rises. Cataract surgery, for example, used to require up to a week in the hospital and offer only uncertain results. Now it's a quick, highly effective outpatient surgery. Per-procedure costs of this surgery have fallen, on average, by about one percent a year over the long term, after controlling for inflation. But because so many more people opt for cataract surgery today, real total spending on the procedure has risen by four percent a year over the same period. Given the overall growth in health-care spending currently projected by the CMMS, even an immediate drop, through waste reduction, of 20 percent in nationwide spending\u2014which would be highly difficult to achieve\u2014would be undone by new technology-fueled spending in just four years.\nMost of the growth in health-care spending has produced real improvements in the scope of medical services and the quality of care. But the number of things we can do to cure disease, eliminate discomfort, and stave off aging is expanding faster than the ability of many Americans to pay for them. Indeed, it appears very likely that growth in medical spending will continue to outpace growth in personal income or GDP over the next few decades\u2014even if we introduce temporary cost-saving measures.\nThat we spend enormous sums of money for even tiny improvements in health-care quality reflects a social ethos to which most Americans implicitly subscribe: anything that might improve health or extend life, however marginally, should be made available to everyone, at whatever cost. That may seem morally proper. But because of the way that health care is bought and financed in this country, we tend to be blind to the costs, both economic and moral, of taking this ethos too far. Because neither patients nor physicians pay for them directly, expensive tests, treatments, and procedures of only marginal value are routinely ordered, and expensive new technologies that barely improve the ability to detect or treat a disease are widely and rapidly adopted. Of course, not every health plan covers every test or treatment, but most health-insurance plans have been rapidly expanding what they cover. The result is a system in which patients with insurance can order up an expensive test that is one percent more effective than a test costing one third as much\u2014indirectly pushing health-care premiums beyond the reach of many others.\nIs there anything we can do about this? Unfortunately, the most obvious way to significantly reduce health-care costs without substantially decreasing the quality of care is rationing\u2014that is, limiting the range of treatments and tests that insurance will cover in certain circumstances, a practice that runs counter to the prevailing any-care-at-any-cost ethos. Hardly a politician dares even to mouth the word \"rationing,\" save as an expression of opprobrium.\nYet the fact is that the system already rations; we just don't acknowledge it openly. Every day on the front lines and in the back offices of the health-care profession ICU nurses, hospital executives, and Medicare and insurance-company administrators make difficult cost-versus-value decisions. How long should a man in a coma be allowed to linger in an expensive ICU bed while others who could benefit from the specialized care wait? Is it worth $7,000 to give Xigris\u2014a drug to treat virulent infections that can develop in hospital settings\u2014to an uninsured patient with less than three months to live? In a recent survey of 620 critical-care physicians, 68 percent said they had rationed medications or procedures in the preceding year. Such decisions are often morally complex, even agonizing\u2014and often benefit patients with money: overall, people who have health insurance receive about twice as much medical care as those who lack it.\nWithout intervention this gap will most likely widen: a majority of Americans will continue to receive state-of-the-art care, whereas a growing minority will be shut out of the insurance system, finding themselves without access either to the cutting-edge treatments of 2004 or to proven forms of medical care that have been available for decades.\nSo the key question is not whether health care should be rationed in the United States; it already is. Rather, the question is how health care should be rationed. How should the potential benefits of reduced pain, improved quality of life, or extended life be weighed against the high costs of the medications or procedures involved? And who should weigh them? These are hard questions with high moral stakes. We do ourselves a disservice by dismissing them with a platitude like \"You can't put a value on health.\" That may be true in the abstract, but one can put a value on different treatments and practices. When we decline to do so, we are automatically putting a lower value on other areas, such as education and security, in which increased spending might in fact add more to life expectancy and quality of life. By refusing even to countenance sensible limits on the health care citizens have a right to demand, we make universal health-care coverage\u2014a worthy goal that we are long overdue in attaining\u2014nearly impossible. It would be un-American to suggest that those who can afford truly comprehensive insurance\u2014call it \"Cadillac insurance\"\u2014should be prevented from buying it. And no one is suggesting that. But if we will not consider that perhaps not everyone who pays premiums should be guaranteed Cadillac insurance, more Americans each year will be left unable to afford any coverage at all. At the very least we need to begin a national conversation about the meaning of \"medical necessity\"\u2014for instance, does it include knee surgery for someone who is not in acute pain but wants to continue playing recreational tennis or touch football? what about bariatric surgery (stomach stapling) for those who are not morbidly obese?\u2014and to launch an honest discussion about what kind of rationing would be fairest and most efficient.\nTo start the conversation, here's one scenario: Imagine a system in which everyone has insurance (including prescription-drug coverage) offering a basic standard of care almost equal to what the insured enjoy today, but people who want the very latest and most expensive treatments must either buy supplemental insurance or pay out of pocket. (For one vision of how coverage might be extended with little disruption, see Laurie Rubiner's sidebar.) As innovations prove to offer dramatically better care, or somewhat better care at roughly equal cost, basic coverage would be extended to include them; but the standard for what could be included would be set high (perhaps with the help of an institute like the one proposed by Shannon Brownlee on the facing page). With fewer patients opting for expensive new treatments that are only marginally more effective than older ones, research doctors, drug companies, and medical-hardware makers could devote more of their R&D resources to making existing treatments cheaper and more effective. Though health-care spending will never stop growing completely, it would grow more slowly under this scenario. Similarly, although the rate of improvement in health-care quality might slow marginally, improvement would continue. America would still have care equal to the best in the world\u2014and the system would cover more people. Would that sort of rationing really be so bad?\nDon Peck is the editor of The Atlantic magazine and the author of Pinched: How the Great Recession Has Narrowed Our Futures and What We Can Do About It.",
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        "raw_content": "Adapting Minds\nI've been searching for a pretext to plug David Buller's book Adapting Minds which I'm working my way through, and today's David Brooks column offers an excellent opportunity. Brooks writes:\nConsider all the theories put forward to explain personality. Freud argued that early family experiences relating to defecation and genital stimulation created unconscious states that influenced behavior through life. In the 1950\u2019s, the common view was that humans begin as nearly blank slates and that behavior is learned through stimulus and response. Over the ages, thinkers have argued that humans are divided between passion and reason, or between the angelic and the demonic.\nBut now the prevailing view is that brain patterns were established during the millenniums when humans were hunters and gatherers, and we live with the consequences.\nThis is precisely the rhetorical move Buller's book is concerned with. You start with the notion that the mind/brain is a physical and biological system created by the process of evolution. This is what Buller calls \"evolutionary psychology.\" But then you leap to a rather different notion -- what Buller calls \"Evolutionary Psychology\" -- that the mind is a massively modular system whose models are adaptations to conditions prevailing during the Pleistocene epoch, i.e. \"the millenniums when humans were hunters and gathers\" or the \"environment of evolutionary adaptadness.\" Buller's argument, and it's quite convincing so far, is that while the evidence for evolutionary psychology is very strong, the evidence for Evolutionary Psychology is quite weak.",
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        "raw_content": "Five Best Monday Columns\nFred Hiatt on the blame-game over Iraq, Charles M. Blow on growing American political partisanship, Chris Goodfellow on Flight MH370 after 100 days, Dean Baker on charities that make the rich richer, Rebecca Schuman on the laptop in the classroom debate.\nFred Hiatt at The Washington Post on the blame-game over violence in Iraq. \u201cAs the Middle East seemed to unravel last week, much of the blame-game debate centered on whether President Obama could and should have stationed a residual force of U.S. troops in Iraq after 2011. Throughout Obama\u2019s first term, his advisers divided into two teams over how to combat Islamist terrorism: the Engagers, often backed by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and the Minimalists, backed by Vice President Biden,\u201d Hiatt writes. \u201cObama shaped his policies accordingly, starting with a total withdrawal from Iraq. Some argue that he had no choice, because Iraq wouldn\u2019t give legal immunity to U.S. soldiers. I think if Obama had really wanted an agreement, and been willing to offer more than a few thousand soldiers, he could have negotiated one. What no one disputes is that Obama was content with the zero option and sanguine about Iraq\u2019s prospects even without a U.S. follow-on force.\u201d Historian Christopher Nichols tweets, \u201cIn what other eras has it come down to 'engagers' and 'minimalists'? Re: threat of disengagement.\u201d\nCharles M. Blow at The New York Times on growing American political partisanship. \u201cFor an increasing number of Americans, the tenor of politics has reached a near-religious pitch, in which people on opposing ends of the ideological scale take on theological properties: good or evil, angels or demons, here to either save our way of life or destroy it. According to a report released last week by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press: \u2018Republicans and Democrats are more divided along ideological lines \u2014 and partisan antipathy is deeper and more extensive \u2014 than at any point in the last two decades.\u2019 This phenomenon coincides, to a certain degree, with the rise of talk radio and the stridently ideological cable news \u2014 profit-driven provocateurs whose livelihoods ride on their abilities to rouse rabble, stir passions and diabolize opponents,\u201d Blow writes. \u201cThere are some moral issues on which there can be no ambiguity. There are other areas, however \u2014 the continued existence of the detention center at Guant\u00e1namo Bay, the use of drones, government surveillance \u2014 that require critical, nonpartisan examination, regardless of who is in charge, in part because many of these policies overlap Republican and Democratic administrations.\u201d\nChris Goodfellow at The Telegraph on Flight MH370 100 days after it went missing. \u201cMore than three months have elapsed since the Boeing 777 vanished after taking off from Kuala Lumpur in the early hours of March 8, bound for Beijing. Yet the mystery of how a modern aircraft can disappear from the face of the earth continues to fascinate and appall. In this era, when delivery companies like UPS and FedEx routinely track vehicles via global satellite positioning (GPS), it seems incredible that this passenger jet, capable of auto-landing in total fog, did not carry a device broadcasting its position in real time and independent of all other systems on board,\u201d Goodfellow writes. \u201cWhere to search now? There have been sightings from the Bay of Bengal to the Maldives. For the moment, attention remains in the southern Indian Ocean, way to the west of Australia. Mapping of the seabed is expected to be followed by a renewed search in the late summer. Only one thing is certain: Malaysia has lost all credibility in regard to the MH370 investigation and should yield control to a competent and impartial authority.\u201d\nDean Baker at Al Jazeera America on charities that make the rich richer. \u201cWe usually think of charities as institutions that direct money down from those on top to those who are most in need. But in our vibrant 21st century economy, charities often funnel money in the opposite direction, with the rest of us subsidizing the incomes of the very rich. Take, for example, John Sexton, president of New York University, a tax-exempt institution. The university was recently in the news because of a story reporting that workers building its Abu Dhabi campus are often beaten and have their wages stolen. This campus is part of an ambitious expansion plan designed by Sexton, who reportedly makes $1.5 million a year and stands to pocket a 'longevity bonus' of $2.5 million if he stays into 2015,\u201d Baker writes. \u201cA study by the Institute for Policy Studies found that student debt and low-paid faculty increased more rapidly at the universities with the 25 highest-paid presidents than the national average. There is a simple remedy for the high pay at tax-exempt institutions: Make it illegal.\u201d Al Jazeera America\u2019s David V. Johnson tweets, \u201cEither end obscene pay at charitable organizations or revoke their tax-exempt status.\u201d\nRebecca Schuman at Slate on the laptop in the classroom debate. \u201cThe laptop is now endemic in the modern classroom, with most students using them\u2014purportedly\u2014to take notes and access course materials. Of course, they\u2019re also (often primarily) used to do anything but classwork: games, Snapchat, shopping\u2014even porn. Thus many professors police the ways students use their laptops, and some are banning them outright. But what good does that do?\u201d Schuman writes. \u201cI definitely see the anti-laptop point, but still I say: Let students have \u2018em, and not just because banning them now is basically like standing very sternly on the beach, wagging your umbrella at an encroaching tidal wave. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Archive > ATP Tennis Finals at the O2\nATP Tennis Finals at the O2\nWorld Tour Tennis Finals Packages\nUnfortunately we will not be providing ticket and hotel packages for the ATP. Tickets can be bought here and separately you can buy hotel and travel packages here.\nLast year\u2019s Information\nOne of tennis\u2019s most prestigious events, the ATP World Tour Tennis Finals at the O2, a monumentous climax to the men\u2019s tennis season comes to the O2 Arena in London this November and we have ticket and hotel packages available for the round-robin qualifiers and finals.\nTop 8 now confirmed : Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Stan Wawrinka, Kei Nishikori, Andy Murray, Tomas Berdych, Milos Roanic and Marin Cilic\nThe tournament takes place between the 9th and 16th November 2014, where the world\u2019s elite male players will compete in a minimum of three matches each. The games are played in a round robin format, meaning you won\u2019t miss any of the action.\nATP Tennis Finals at the O2 is a must-see event for any tennis fanatic\nRead more about who was competing last year HERE\nThroughout 2014, our favourite tennis players will battle it out through over 60 tournaments, including four grand slams to qualify for this spectacular event and only the top eight singles players and doubles teams will qualify.\nThis year we have some special packages for the ATP World Tour Tennis Finals. For the round-robins, which take place between 09 and 14 November 2014 and the finals taking place on the 15 and 16 November 2014.\nAll packages include second price or lower tier seats at the O2, overnight accommodation, breakfast*, service and VAT at 20% and start at less than \u00a3100 per person.\n*not all accommodation options include breakfast \u2013 please see listings for details when you book.\nATP Tennis Finals Packages\nTop Ten Theatre Breaks in November 2011\nBroken Glass Theatre Breaks in London",
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        "raw_content": "The Writing is On The Wall \u2013 Reading The Small Print\nDecember 15, 2014 by Alexander Parsonage Leave a Comment\n(c) James Millar \u2013 Mimetic Festival @ The Vaults\nToday on my Facebook page I noticed several performers complaining about a video released with footage of them at a competition. Cutting a long story short \u2013 when they applied to take part in the competition they had to confirm they\u2019d read the T&Cs where it reportedly stated the producer owned and could exploit any images or videos gathered. One of them commented this felt \u2018Sneaky\u2019 \u2013 another was just obviously unaware of what the terms and conditions had said*. In another event I was involved in several performers were caught out as they just hadn\u2019t read the contract they\u2019d signed. I myself lost a couple of thousand pounds several years ago as I hadn\u2019t read the contract properly: which is a mistake you only make once!\nNow the obvious response is to just say it\u2019s our own fault \u2013 if you don\u2019t read the small print you deserve everything that happens to you. And that\u2019s clearly the case \u2013 the blame is only our own. BUT I wonder if there\u2019s something more interesting underlying these cases \u2013 in an industry with a disproportionate number of people with dyslexia why are we so surprised when people don\u2019t read small print properly. We\u2019re a creative bunch \u2013 who\u2019s entire job is communicating stories and ideas creatively \u2013 surely we can find a better way of getting important information across when talking to each other. I had a bit of a rant about it last year here \u2013 but once again find myself wanting to do something more practical.\nI think this is going to be a large part of our planning for the Mimetic Festival 2015. We\u2019re probably not going to be able to get rid of contracts all together \u2013 but we can at least try to find as many creative ways as possible to get the information across. So far suggestions include audio and video version of any news letters or artists updates and an initial application process that can be made by video and image instead of, or as well as, text. We\u2019ll never be able to make a perfect system and no matter how hard we try some people will manage to miss important information. But I do think was an industry we could do a lot better. It\u2019s going to be a really exciting year ahead starting that process.\n*And in this case it could well be that the T&Cs didn\u2019t actually cover everything the producer claims. But as it\u2019s currently not on line it\u2019s very hard to say.\nAlexander Parsonage is Artistic Director of Finger in the Pie and Mimetic Festival",
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        "raw_content": "Dundee United boss Csaba Laszlo issues apology to supporters\nCsaba Laszlo.\nDundee United manager Csaba Laszlo has apologised to the club\u2019s supporters for failing to get the league season off to a winning start.\nLaszlo is under immense pressure following Saturday\u2019s 3-2 defeat to Dunfermline at Tannadice in the Championship curtain-raiser.\nHe takes his side down to Dumfries for what looks like a must-win fixture against Queen of the South this weekend and Laszlo has felt the need to say sorry to the fans following that opening day loss to the Pars.\nHe said: \u201cI have to apologise to the fans for the performance and the result on Saturday.\n\u201cThe second half was nowhere near good enough \u2013 it wasn\u2019t acceptable. The players wanted me to apologise (for them) and I want to take the responsibility.\n\u201cAm I under pressure? Yes, because when you manage Dundee United you have to get back to the Premiership.\n\u201cThe club hasn\u2019t been on a nice journey. It is a tough road and it\u2019s going to be hard.\n\u201cIt is normal to be under pressure in a job like this but if you didn\u2019t want it or don\u2019t think you can handle it then go and manage someone else,\u201d added the under-pressure Hungarian.\n\u201cThere is always plenty of noise and of course everyone knows better than you but the most important thing is to stay focused.\n\u201cCan I convince the supporters I am the man to lead the club? That isn\u2019t a question for me \u2013 all I can do is focus on my job.\n\u201cThis is not an easy job but there is no point listening to criticism. I just have to focus on my work.\n\u201cYou can\u2019t win every single game but you don\u2019t lose them like we did against Dunfermline. We have to improve and I am still confident we will be where we want to at the end of the season.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s the End of the World Unless We All Start Cooking\nWhy re-imagining the way we cook is the only way we\u2019ll survive, says Michael Pollan. He talks to Rachel Khong about our unsustainable diets and how food went wrong. An excerpt from Lucky Peach magazine\u2019s \u201cApocalypse\u201d issue.\nKeith Beaty,Keith Beaty *p66 publicist Melan\nIs the way we\u2019re eating going to bring about end of the world?\nThe way we eat now is having a profound effect on climate change, which certainly threatens to bring about the end of the world as we\u2019ve known it.\nFor better and worse, the industrial food system has made food very cheap. The poor can eat a better diet than they once could. It used to be that only the rich could eat meat every day of the week. Now just about everyone can, three meals a day. Fast-food chains make it easy. It\u2019s not very good meat, and most of it is brutally produced, but it is within reach.\nBut meat has a tremendous carbon footprint: beef in particular because it takes so much grain to get a pound of beef. It takes about 15 pounds of grain to get 1 one pound of beef, and that grain takes tremendous amounts of fossil fuel\u2014in the form of fertilizer, pesticide, farm equipment, processing, and transportation. All told, it takes 55 calories of fossil-fuel energy to get one calorie of beef. The average for processed foods is 10 calories of fossil fuel per calorie of food.\nBefore World War II every calorie of fossil-fuel energy put into a farm\u2014in the form of diesel energy for tractors, and in fertilizer\u2014yielded 2.3 calories of food. That\u2019s nature\u2019s free lunch\u2014the difference between that 1 calorie in and the 2.3 out, which is the result of solar energy. Now, it takes 10 calories of fossil-fuel energy to produce a single calorie of food. It\u2019s absurd that we\u2019re now running an energy deficit with food, the production of which is theoretically based on photosynthesis. It should be the one area in our lives that is carbon neutral or even better, because plants are really the only way to take energy from the sun.\nOur goal should be to eat from the solar food chain to the extent we can and not from the fossil-fuel chain, which is what we\u2019re mainly doing now. The question becomes: how do you do that? We have some powerful models. Grass-fed beef is basically a system where the sun feeds the grass, the grass feeds the ruminants, and the ruminants feed us. You\u2019re eating sunlight when you eat from that food chain. Re-solarizing the food chain should be our goal in every way\u2014taking advantage of the everyday miracle that is photosynthesis.\nWe\u2019re not doing that, because fossil fuel has been so cheap. Over time, farms have been substituting fossil fuel for human labor as well as the energy of the sun. Fertilizer made with natural gas or diesel was a huge step away from using the sun. It is only in the last few years that people are starting to realize the role food can play in fixing environmental problems, and the fact that we\u2019re not going to tackle global warming without reforming the food system.\nTake, for example, Assembly Bill 32 in California. The law is designed to gradually bring down the amount of carbon emitted by our fuel companies, power companies, and our cars, by capping carbon emissions. But the law doesn\u2019t deal with agriculture. They didn\u2019t know how to deal with agriculture, so they simply left it out. But by not capping agriculture, the state will be playing Whac-a-Mole. As all these other industries\u2019 outputs go down, agriculture\u2019s will continue to go up. We have to learn to deal with the effects of agricultural practices\u2014especially cattle feedlots\u2014or we\u2019re never going to get a handle on carbon. We shouldn\u2019t have as much dairy in California as we do\u2014it\u2019s that simple. It\u2019s a desert, and cows need grass. Re-localizing food economies can\u2014not necessarily, but can\u2014help reduce our reliance on fossil fuel.\nAt what point did we start making food worse instead of better?\nUp until the 19th century, the history of cooking was all in the direction of making food more nutritious. But in the late 19th century, we learned how to refine grain and make white flour. In the 1880s, in England, we came up with roller mills, which can cleanly separate the endosperm\u2014the pure starch\u2014from the germ and bran, which is where most of the nutrients are.\nWith that \u201cadvance,\u201d we began taking cooking too far. (Around the same time, we learned how to do something similar with sugar\u2014turning cane and beets into pure sugar.) Cooking essentially went overboard. It began contributing to public-health problems. We started to have problems with tooth decay; with obesity; with nutrient deficiencies, because people began to eat lots of empty calories.\nWe basically got too smart for our own good; we moved from cooking to \u201cfood processing.\u201d When people talk about processed food as being unhealthy, what they\u2019re really talking about is cooking as it is performed by corporations. Companies cook in a different way. They\u2019re trying to make food that our bodies can absorb as quickly as possible. You could argue that this process is continuous with the history that I\u2019ve been describing, which is to make food progressively easier to digest. But at that point they\u2019ve removed all the fiber, and they\u2019re satisfying only the most basic desire for glucose, for sugar.\nWe love sugar. We\u2019re hardwired to like sweetness. It\u2019s one of the few food instincts we have. We don\u2019t like bitter, because it\u2019s usually a sign of a plant toxin. Most of the toxins in nature are bitter; they\u2019re alkaloids. We\u2019re attracted to sugar because in nature, sugar is a sign of calories, of concentrated energy. In nature, sweetness is a pretty reliable guide to healthy food. It indicates the presence of ripe fruit, which comes with fiber and lots of important nutrients and phytochemicals. But once you\u2019ve crossed over and you\u2019re making processed sugar, it no longer comes with all those good things.\nOne of the main problems is that there are really two of us to feed: there\u2019s our brain, which loves glucose, and then there\u2019s our gut\u2014the microbiome\u2014which has very different dietary needs than \u201cwe\u201d do. We really like sugar, but the gut really likes fiber and other parts of plants. We got really good at finding sugar, because the brain lives on glucose, but we neglect the fact that you have to feed the whole body, that we\u2019re not just eating for one\u2014we\u2019re eating for the 10 trillion microbes living inside us. So in our cooking, we have to learn to cook for all 10 trillion. But it\u2019s hard for us to listen to the desires of those 10 trillion\u2014the brain is much easier to hear.\nAt the turn of the century, white flour became a huge part\u2014something like 20 percent\u2014of the diet. In the early years of the 20th century, people recognized that white flour was making us sick because of its lack of vitamins. But the beauty of white flour is that it meshes so well with our capitalist economy. It\u2019s a commodity that is imperishable. It is largely indistinguishable: all white flour is white flour. White flour can be transported over great distances; it\u2019s easier to cook with; it lends itself to industrialized baking; it\u2019s a perfect capitalist commodity.\nCapitalism is most concerned with food not being perishable, being shelf-stable. Whole grains make volatile, perishable flour, so big companies don\u2019t want to rely on it. Instead, they figured out a techno-fix: supplementation. They said, OK, these are the vitamins we lost when we took away the bran and the germ, so we\u2019ll just put them back in in chemical form. Various B vitamins, niacin, thiamine, all those things. And that took care of the problem. Sort of. It took care of the problem for us, but not for the 10 trillion. Your microbes didn\u2019t care much about the vitamins; they wanted the bran.\nIn the history of food processing, you never turn back, you just come up with a technological fix for whatever problems you\u2019ve created. Food gets more and more complex, more processed. The food industry has established a financial model where you take raw materials\u2014corn, soy, wheat\u2014and you \u201cadd value\u201d by creating processed foods from those cheap building blocks. So instead of selling nutritious brown rice, we genetically engineered white rice that has vitamin A in it: \u201cgolden\u201d rice. The more complex you can make a food product, the more profitable it is. But at the end of the day, all that processing and engineering is achieving is returning what we took out in the first place. Baby formula is the great example. Breast milk is the perfect food, formed by natural selection to have everything the developing child\u2014and its microbiota\u2014needs. We\u2019ve spent almost two hundred years trying to simulate it, because food companies can\u2019t make money when people are nursing their babies.\nBut we still can\u2019t make formula as good as breast milk. There\u2019s still that mystery X-factor because babies raised on formula simply don\u2019t do as well. When we simulate formula, we try to design what the baby needs and once again we forget about the ten trillion. Only in the last ten years or so, did we discover that the oligosaccharides (a kind of sugar) in mother\u2019s milk\u2014a \u201cnutrient\u201d that the baby can\u2019t digest\u2014are vital to a baby\u2019s gut microbes. They encourage the proliferation of bifida, a very important kind of bacteria. It\u2019s human arrogance to think we can outwit nature.\nHow do we go about fixing what we\u2019ve messed up? Is it all bad news?\nI sometimes find myself wondering whether we can posit or imagine a food science that is actually improving food in the way that cooking for most of its history succeeded in doing. Theoretically we should be able to do this. We came up with fermentation; we came up with cooking with fire. We\u2019ve had food science and food technology now for a hundred and fifty years, and so far, not so good. So far we haven\u2019t done anything that useful. But we understand a lot more, and we should be able to improve on things, not just make money and entertain people.\nI can think of some examples of potentially useful food processing innovations. Here\u2019s one that some people are actually working on. For reasons having to do with both our health and the health of our environment, we need really good meat substitutes. So far meat substitutes are really unsatisfying. No one but a vegan can get excited about fake bacon. They seem to think it\u2019s really good. But most people who\u2019ve actually eaten bacon? They don\u2019t really see the point. It\u2019s probably because vegans have forgotten how real bacon tastes, but they have this deep memory of the experience that is stirred by the fake bacon. Mock-meat hamburgers are not very satisfying, either. They\u2019re also much more expensive than real hamburgers, which is odd considering they\u2019re made from vegetable matter.\nToday there are people using the most sophisticated food science to simulate meat, and it seems to me that if this is done well, it has enormous potential to contribute to our welfare and to the environment. Cheese that is not made with cows\u2019 milk might be something to work on because we\u2019re consuming huge amounts of the stuff, and dairy cows, like beef cows, have an enormous environmental footprint. The whole California central valley\u2014especially Tulare County\u2014is wall-to-wall dairy cows producing low-quality milk for low-quality cheese that\u2019s put on Domino\u2019s pizzas all over the world. Synthesizing this type of cheese is really not a very high bar to hit: all that\u2019s needed is something white and cheeselike that melts. It seems to me that a good nondairy cheese would be a positive contribution to humankind, and something worth working on.\nAs a society this is a very important question we need to pose. How can we cook better\u2014better for our health, and better for the health of the planet? Now we have molecular gastronomy, which is using lots of new techniques. But what has it really contributed? More in the way of novel experiences and entertainment, I would say, and very little toward solving any kind of public-health problem. I haven\u2019t seen anything in that world that says to me, If we popularize this technique, it would have really positive effects. But this is what we need to work on. I have little doubt that if Nathan Myhrvold set that as his goal, he could help solve some of our real nutritional and environmental problems linked to food. But I don\u2019t see that happening right now.\nYet there are reasons to feel encouraged. People are much more conscious of food politics and agricultural politics than they were a few years ago. The farm bill used to just be passed without anyone outside of the farm belt noticing. Now we see front-page articles about agricultural policy. We\u2019re making some progress toward politicizing things that were once happening behind closed doors, and that\u2019s a good thing.\nBut we have a long way to go. I want to see the FDA ban antibiotics. I want to see a farm bill that subsidizes healthy food and not just junk food. All that hasn\u2019t come yet. The food movement is still a young movement. I\u2019m optimistic, and I don\u2019t think we should be discouraged. We\u2019re talking about some really entrenched and powerful interests that need to be dislodged. You look at other comparable movements\u2014the environmental movement or civil rights\u2014and you see that change didn\u2019t happen in a decade; it took generations. And this will take generations, too.\nThe food movement needs strong leadership. There are too many writers and chefs, and not enough smart politicians. We don\u2019t yet have the skills we need to organize and force change in Washington. That said, I do think that chefs are playing a really constructive role. They have the cultural microphone right now, and they\u2019re using it to promote good farming and careful thought about food. Part of what we need and what chefs are promoting is the cultural re-evaluation of food: recognizing that food is important both to your health and to your culture, and that it\u2019s worth spending a little money on it if you can.\nWhat I\u2019m trying to do in this new book is make a case for cooking as a valuable way to spend your time. I want to lure people into the kitchen with the promise of pleasure, and not because it\u2019s an obligation, or something you should do. I happen to believe cooking is as interesting as watching TV or being on the computer, which is what people seem to be doing with the time they \u201csave\u201d by not cooking. Cooking isn\u2019t drudgery. It takes real mental engagement; it offers sensual pleasures; it\u2019s very enriching to cook. My book has all these detours into microbiology and the science of flavor because truly amazing things are going on when you cook. As a cook, you are a chemist and you are a physicist and you are a cultural historian all at once. And what can seem boring to people is often just a failure to use their imaginations and intellect to understand what\u2019s actually going on, what is at stake. It\u2019s the same with gardening. Cooking and gardening to me are very similar activities on many levels; you could argue that pulling weeds is boring and you\u2019d rather be looking at a screen. But I usually feel better after I\u2019ve weeded my garden than after plowing through another hour\u2019s worth of email. Ironically enough, I think there is actually more mental space for this kind of work now\u2014our lives are so mediated by technology, so mediated by screens, that there\u2019s a real hunger to recover the use of our hands, and our senses.\nWe\u2019re sensorially deprived right now, in modern life. Our eyes are engaged\u2014sometimes our ears\u2014but our bodies? Not so much. These aren\u2019t just bags of bones we\u2019re carrying around. When we cook, when we garden, when we make things with our hands, we\u2019re engaging all of our senses and that has\u2014in ways we don\u2019t really know how to quantify\u2014deeply positive effects on our mental and physical health. We\u2019re hungry for the all the complex sensory information that cooking can provide when approached in the right spirit.\nAn excerpt from the \u201cApocalypse\u201d issue of Lucky Peach magazine, published by McSweeney\u2019s. To learn more, click here.",
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        "title": "The Day - New London youth group pushes for firing of teacher in noose case - News from southeastern Connecticut",
        "raw_content": "New London youth group pushes for firing of teacher in noose case\nNew London \u2014 A local youth activist group focused on social justice issues in the city's school system has Fred Driscoll in its sights.\nThe group, Hearing Youth Voices, has launched an initiative it hopes will lead to the dismissal of Driscoll, a social studies teacher placed on paid leave last week because of what some have called an insensitive description of the proper way to make a noose in his Advanced Placement Government class at New London High School.\nDriscoll\u2019s description was recorded by a student in his class and led to outrage from some students and parents who have now made other claims of racial insensitivity and sexism by the teacher.\nHearing Youth Voices has set up a system to accept complaints about Driscoll on its website and plans to pass on the complaints to the school district.\n\u201cHelp us get justice in Teacher Lynching lesson! We know you all have more examples of this teacher crossing the line. Please report them,\u201d the note on the website states. Maya Sheppard, the youth organizer for Hearing Youth Voices, said 10 people have already come forward to report past experiences with Driscoll.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve heard reoccurring stories of what\u2019s happened over the years \u2026 things like women shouldn\u2019t be able to vote and their place is at home and in the kitchen,\u201d Sheppard said.\nSheppard said she\u2019s heard from some that Driscoll has said to black students in the past that the only way they could get into good colleges is through affirmative action.\n\u201cWe\u2019re calling for him to be removed from the classroom permanently,\u201d she said.\nElizanette Castillo, a 2018 New London High School graduate now attending Connecticut College, said she had Driscoll her junior year and heard the same noose description when she was in class.\nCastillo described Driscoll as someone with \u201cno filter.\u201d\n\u201cAnd that\u2019s not OK,\u201d Castillo said. \u201cHow he would talk about how the death penalty works, execution and the details \u2026 he says it as if it's humorous, like he enjoys talking about it.\u201d\nDriscoll, in the recording, is heard in part saying, \u201cThe rope has to be soaked in water for a certain period of time so it has a little bit of elasticity to it, and the knot has to be tied properly. The knot has to go between the right vertebrae, so when you drop, it snaps your neck and it kills you automatically.\u201d\nThe school district has hired an outside law firm to investigate the matter.\nHearing Youth Voices, in a letter to the community posted on its website, said Driscoll has in the past has handed out an instructional guide to students, \u201ca how-to for noose-making, referring to lynching as \u2018an art form.\u2019\u201d\n\"Historically, lynching was used as an extrajudicial means to murder Black people and was undoubtedly the acts of mobs to exercise hate and anti-blackness,\u201d the letter states.\nCastillo said she has also heard Driscoll make disparaging remarks about women entering the medical field and indicated he would refuse surgery from a female doctor.\nCastillo said Driscoll, in the way he talks about women and immigrants, \u201creminds me of Donald Trump.\u201d\n\u201cThese are not things to say, especially in a school that diverse,\u201d she said.\nShe thinks more people haven\u2019t spoke up in the past because of fear of retaliation or that they would not get the grade they deserve.\nJuan Roman, a former football coach at New London High School, is among a group of people who think the issue has been blown out of proportion. Roman had three children go through Driscoll\u2019s class and said they never had a problem.\n\"I'm not a gray area guy. I feel it's as plain as day people are making something of this it isn't,\" he said. \"As an African-American male, I'm all for minority empowerment but this is garbage. All of a sudden he's a racist? No one came forward before this.\"\nRoman said Driscoll also has photos of his two sons, who are now attending Yale University, hung in the classroom as examples of successful New London students.\n\u201cHe\u2019s a man who has served his country. He\u2019s a conservative. I\u2019m assuming he\u2019s over 60 and a white male. 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        "title": "SQUATTERS ON THEIR OWN LAND: Why calls for secession are likely to intensify in the coast region | The Elephant",
        "raw_content": "Recent calls for secession by politicians from Kenya\u2019s coast region point to deep-seated grievances that go back at least one hundred years. Many of these grievances are related to landlessness and historical injustices that have yet to be resolved and which have been consistently underplayed by successive governments.\nPeople from the coastal region of Kenya have a word for those who are not indigenous to the region \u2013 wabara, which literally means \u201cpeople from the mainland\u201d, but which is often interpreted as \u201coutsiders\u201d. It is a designation that reflects a mindset that views the rest of Kenya as being separate or different, a worldview epitomised by the rallying cry of the secessionist Mombasa Republican Council \u2013 \u201cPwani si Kenya\u201d (Coast is not Kenya).\nThis worldview has been shaped by the various powers that colonised or exploited Kenya\u2019s coastal belt, ranging from the Omani Arab sultanate in the 19th century to British colonialists in the early 20th century who turned the coast\u2019s so-called \u201cTen-Mile-Strip\u201d into a protectorate that was later bequeathed to the new Kenyan government at independence.\nToday the term wabara is mostly associated with post-independence leaders who exacerbated landlessness and disenfranchisement in the region by implementing settlement schemes that provided land in the region to non-coastal people or by usurping large swathes of prime beach and other property for their own personal benefit. A major consequence of these land grabs has been land alienation and grinding poverty among the region\u2019s people.\nDespite its abundant natural resources, the coastal region is considered amongst the most impoverished region in the country. Government data shows that three of the six counties in the region, namely, Tana River, Kilifi and Kwale, rank among the poorest in Kenya. These counties generally have high illiteracy rates and extremely low rates of secondary school enrolment.\nTana River, Kwale, Kilifi and Lamu counties also have the highest levels of inequality. According to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, inequality in these counties is closely linked to historical injustices that left large swathes of land in the hands of non-residents. This is complicated by the fact that land tenure is ambiguous or is not officially recognised. It is estimated that more than 60 per cent of indigenous coastal people do not possess title deeds to their land and that some of these people have entered into a kind of quasi squatter-tenant agreement with land owners. In other words, a sizeable majority of the region\u2019s people live as squatters on their ancestral land.\nDespite its abundant natural resources, the coastal region is considered amongst the most impoverished region in the country. Government data shows that three of the six counties in the region, namely, Tana River, Kilifi and Kwale, rank among the poorest in Kenya\nThe 2013 Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission (TJRC)\u2019s report states that \u201cthere is a very close linkage between land injustices and ethnic violence in Kenya\u201d and that \u201calthough land-related injustices have affected every part of Kenya, communities at the coast, especially the Mijikenda, the Taita and the Pokomo, have suffered the most and the longest\u201d. The Commission further found that \u201cfailure of both colonial and post-independence governments to address the problem of landlessness is the reason individuals and communities often resort to self-help measures, including violence.\u201d\nThe issues of marginalisation and land alienation should ideally have been addressed by the 2010 constitution and through the implementation of the recommendations of the TJRC report, but there is little evidence of political commitment to resolve these issues. On the contrary, there is a feeling among the local population that the land question will be further suppressed under the Jubilee administration, which has been reluctant to implement the TJRC report\u2019s recommendations, particularly those pertaining to land.\nCalls for secession, like those made recently by the Mombasa County Governor Hassan Joho and the Kilifi County Governor Amason Kingi, and before by the Mombasa Republican Council, therefore, resonate with a lot of coastal people, who have for centuries been robbed of their land and whose region has remained largely underdeveloped due to the politics of exclusion embraced by successive governments.\nWhile Kenya\u2019s new constitution and the TJRC report offer a blueprint to address historical injustices related to land and other issues at the coast, most Coasterians (as the wabara like to call them) are sceptical that \u201cKenyans\u201d are committed to implementing their provisions. Under such conditions, it is likely that there will be increasing sympathy and support for those demanding secession, a scenario that will no doubt be met with brute force by the authorities in Nairobi.\nHistorical grievances and simmering hostilities\nThe coastal people\u2019s land-related grievances are multi-faceted, and the result of a series of land grabs by a variety of actors in different socio-economic and political contexts. Landlessness is mostly the result of past practices that did not recognise communal land ownership of indigenous communities, which resulted in the eviction or alienation of these communities from their own land.\nIt is estimated that more than 60 per cent of indigenous coastal people do not possess title deeds to their land and that some of these people have entered into a kind of quasi squatter-tenant agreement with land owners\nIn a paper titled \u201cThe Politics of Land Rights and Squatting in Coastal Kenya\u201d published in 2000, Dr. Karuti Kanyinga explains the genesis of the problem, which began with the Arab slave trade in the 19th century when Kenya\u2019s coastal region was loosely federated to the Sultanate of Zanzibar and which continued when the region became a British protectorate in the early part of the 20th century and when Kenya achieved independence from Britain in 1963:\n\u201cWhile slavery and colonialism clearly disrupted the existing structure of land tenure on the coast among the indigenous Mijikenda, the absence of a comprehensive land policy on squatters and an expanding tourist industry have further deepened the \u2018Land Question complex\u2019 in the post-colonial period. On the one hand, the growth of tourism as an economic activity around the coastal belt led to a sharp increase in the value of land and to the emergence of an active land market that extended beyond the coastal strip\u2026On the other hand, no comprehensive policy on landlessness and squatters was formulated, nor was there a firm commitment on the part of the government to address the issue as it did with the resettlement efforts upcountry in the 1960s and 1970s.\u201d\nAs the TJRC report has noted, the process of land adjudication, consolidation and registration was never conducted in the coast region after independence, leaving many families without evidence of ownership of the land they occupied, which made their land more vulnerable to grabbing by outsiders.\nThe land issue in Lamu County is complicated further by the fact that prior to the promulgation of the 2010 constitution, all land in Lamu was considered government land\u2026.It is estimated that the indigenous local population owns only between 10 and 20 per cent of land titles in Lamu County.\nWorse, settlement schemes in the region, such as the Lake Kenyatta Settlement Scheme in Lamu West, instead of focusing on the indigenous population, were geared towards resettling landless Kikuyus from upcountry. Many of the locals who were pushed off these settlement schemes ended up becoming internally displaced; many were forced to move into slums in urban areas or had to migrate to other parts of Kenya or to Tanzania. These settlement schemes have thus been the source of much tension and conflict among the local population.\nThe land issue in Lamu County is complicated further by the fact that prior to the promulgation of the 2010 constitution, all land in Lamu was considered government land. This categorisation was greatly abused by the political elite, who dished out land in Lamu to those deemed loyal to the administration. It is estimated that the indigenous local population owns only between 10 and 20 per cent of land titles in Lamu County. What\u2019s worse, those who own or acquire titles often sell the land because of poverty or because of the costly land adjudication processes.\nSimmering conflicts between the indigenous population and the settlers and landowners from outside the region came to the fore in June 2014 when Al Shabaab militants brutally killed more than 60 men from the ethnic Kikuyu community in the villages of Mpeketoni and Poromoka in Lamu West. Most Kenyans were not even aware that there was a large Kikuyu community living in Lamu until the attack. Mpeketoni is one of the settlement schemes that was set up by the late President Jomo Kenyatta in the 1970s for poor and landless Kikuyus from the central highlands of Kenya. Although the Kikuyu settlers are not indigenous to the area, they have lived relatively peacefully for decades with the local Bajuni and Swahili populations and have even turned Mpeketoni into a thriving rural settlement.\nPoliticians and politically-connected individuals from the coast region during the Jomo Kenyatta and Daniel arap Moi eras have been among the main beneficiaries of illegally acquired land at the coast\nHowever, given the endemic landlessness and historical grievances of indigenous coastal communities, Mpeketoni stands out as a community that has benefitted from political patronage and favouritism, and is, therefore, often viewed with suspicion by the locals. The settlement schemes in Lamu West have even been described by some locals as a \u201ccultural invasion\u201d or what Professor Abdalla Bujra, a respected scholar from the coast region, describes as \u201cinternal colonialism\u201d. As one Lamu resident lamented: \u201cHow do you go to someone\u2019s home, grab their land, kick them out, bring your own family members, and recreate and rename the neighbourhoods after your own villages upcountry?\u201d\nHowever, some of those who have been settled under these schemes, or who acquired land legally, say that the \u201cKikuyu problem\u201d is often used as a scapegoat to gloss over injustices that predate the arrival of the settlers. As Kinyua Thuku, an engineer based in Mombasa, explained to me in an e-mail:\n\u201cNow, I\u2019m in no way downplaying the issue of historical injustices. As someone who lives and has spent a considerable time at the Coast, I\u2019m well acquainted with the issues. However, one issue that rarely gets mention is the fact that a significant chunk of land in Mombasa is owned by absentee landlords of Arab descent who live in Oman, Saudi Arabia and Yemen. A cursory look at Mombasa\u2019s history will show you how these lands were forcefully acquired from the Mijikenda during the Sultanate era. In Shanzu, Mshomoroni and Utange, vast tracts of land are owned by these absentee landlords while the indigene population stay there as squatters. There is land around Changamwe which is still under the administration of the pre-colonial Waqf Commission! However, when the \u2018historical injustice\u2019 issue is talked about, it is displayed as one where greedy upcountry people invaded and grabbed all prime land.\u201d\nThuku says that the problem is not the smallholder farmers from the Kikuyu community who have acquired land through settlement schemes but the politically connected Arab/Swahili tycoons who incite locals to repossess their land while they sit on acres of land that they themselves grabbed. \u201cIf it is justice we are talking about, then it should apply both ways,\u201d he argues.\nThuku\u2019s assessment is right on at least one count: politicians and politically-connected individuals from the coast region during the Jomo Kenyatta and Daniel arap Moi eras have been among the main beneficiaries of illegally acquired land at the coast. In Lamu and Mombasa, some of these politically connected individuals were allocated prime beach properties without any consultation with the indigenous population, who were not even compensated for the land.\nWhen people don\u2019t own the land they live on, their economic prospects are further diminished, which is why the land issue has become so critical.\nEven in cases were the locals were compensated, they were often deceived about the land\u2019s real value or intended use. The Save Lamu Coalition has documented a case where land was procured in the Magogoni area in the 1990s. The locals were told that the land was to be used as a naval base when in fact it was registered privately in the name of a former senior navy officer, who later sold the land to a notorious Mombasa-based business tycoon who is associated with drug trafficking and other criminal activities.\nDuring the Daniel arap Moi era, Kanu politicians, politically connected business tycoons and senior civil servants were illegally allocated land in and around Mombasa. When the extent of the land grabs in Mombasa were revealed by the Ndung\u2019u Land Commission, there were demands for the illegally acquired land to be returned to the government. As a result of these demands, the Kanu-linked businessman Rashid Sajjad returned 18 plots of land worth Sh.1.6 billion to what was then known as the Mombasa Municipal Council. However, these plots are just a drop in the ocean of an estimated 400 properties, including government houses, road reserves, cemeteries and public beach plots, that have been stolen from the public.\nSome might argue that beach property that has been grabbed and then used to build hotels and resorts boosts tourism in the region, and therefore contributes to the local economy. However, it is worth noting that few of these hotels are owned by locals \u2013 most are owned by foreigners or multinational chains. Further, it is estimated that between 40 and 70 per cent of tourism revenue generated does not stay in the region or even in the country because of package tours where payments for airlines and hotels are made abroad.\nTourism in the region is also seasonal and does not provide a steady source of income to the local population; in the low tourism season, or whenever there is a slump, as happened in the recent past after a series of Al Shabaab terrorist attacks, entire households and communities suffer and poverty levels escalate. When people don\u2019t own the land they live on, their economic prospects are further diminished, which is why the land issue has become so critical. Unemployment in the region is also made worse by the fact that the local economy has not been sufficiently diversified beyond tourism.\nMoreover, while tourism is often cited as the economic lifeline of the coastal region, it has also been blamed for eroding the locals\u2019 culture and for introducing vices such as sex tourism, drug trafficking, heroin addiction and prostitution. Malindi, a favourite destination of Italian holidaymakers, has become notorious for being the site of child sexual exploitation, so much so that some local NGOs, with the Italian government\u2019s support, even started a campaign some years ago to stop foreign tourists from engaging in sex with children. The vice had become so alarming that many beach hotels in Mombasa and other coastal resorts began putting up signs warning tourists not to engage in paedophilia.\nWhile tourism is often cited as the economic lifeline of the coastal region, it has also been blamed for eroding the locals\u2019 culture and for introducing vices such as sex tourism, drug trafficking, heroin addiction and prostitution\nBeach property was not the only land that was grabbed; agricultural land was also illegally or fraudulently acquired. According to the TJRC report, at independence many communities in Taita- Taveta settled on land that they believed to be public land in the hope that that the government would officially resettle them. This did not happen; on the contrary government officials and senior civil servants loyal to the government of Jomo Kenyatta were allocated the land. In 1972, the Kenyatta family itself, in partnership with the Greek Criticos family, acquired thousands of acres of land in Taveta to establish a sisal plantation, which rendered the indigenous population homeless once again. Over time, the Criticos family has sold off a substantial part of its land to the government at concessionary rates so that the government could settle the squatters. However, this has not materialised so far.\nIn 2016, President Uhuru Kenyatta, in a rare gesture of generosity, handed over 2,000 acres of his family\u2019s 30,000-acre plantation in Taveta to squatters. However, this piecemeal approach to landlessness in the region has had little impact on the estimated 20,000 landless people in Taveta. It also reflects a patronising attitude that assumes that a \u201cgift\u201d of small parcels of land will resolve decades-old disputes that should ideally be determined through a comprehensive land policy that takes into consideration local people\u2019s concerns.\nThe settlement schemes in Lamu West have even been described by some locals as a \u201ccultural invasion\u201d or what Professor Abdalla Bujra, a respected scholar from the coast region, describes as \u201cinternal colonialism\u201d.\nThere are also ecological and environmental concerns in the coast region that are not being addressed in a consultative or participatory manner, such as the construction of the controversial coal-powered energy plant in Lamu, which local politicians and groups, such as the Save Lamu Coalition, have been resisting due to its negative health and environmental implications. The complete disregard for local people\u2019s views on projects such as this have further created an impression among the locals that their opinions do not count and that they exist just to be exploited by those in power.\nAlthough an increasing number of people are going to court to lay claim on their ancestral land \u2013 and some are even winning their cases \u2013 it is evident that without a comprehensive land policy that addresses historical injustices and without a firm commitment by the government to take the local population\u2019s grievances seriously, land will be an issue that people in Kenya\u2019s coast region will continue to agitate for, especially now since devolution has emboldened communities to speak out about historical injustices. Calls for the secession of the coast region from the rest of Kenya are also likely to intensify.\nRelated Topics:Land",
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        "raw_content": "Aaron Hernandez Allegedly Smoked K2 For Days Before Death\nOne inmate says the New England Patriot spent his last days smoking K2 and \"wasn't in his right mind.\"\nRadar Online has reported that former New England Patriots tight-end, Aaron Hernandez, spent the last two days of his life using synthetic marijuana, and died by suicide while in a chemically disoriented state.\nDocuments viewed by Radar also suggested that a state investigation into Hernandez's suicide on April 19, 2017 at the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Lancaster, Massachusetts withheld information about the 27-year-old's drug use for fear of compromising a separate investigation into drug use at the facility.\nHernandez was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for his role in the shooting death of semi-pro player Odin Lloyd in 2013.\nRadar cited a redacted section of the 132-page public report that included quotes from an interview with an unnamed inmate on the day Hernandez died.\nAccording to Radar, the prisoner is reported to have said, \"Well, he's spent the last two days smoking K2 in his cell, and he wasn't in his right mind.\"\nTwo other inmates corroborated that story, while all three alleged that Hernandez appeared to be in a positive or even celebratory mood in the days prior to his death, possibly due to his acquittal on murder charges stemming from a separate double homicide in 2012.\nReports about Hernandez's alleged use of K2\u2014a form of synthetic marijuana with a propensity for causing a host of symptoms from hallucinations to unconsciousness and in some cases, severe bleeding\u2014surfaced almost immediately after his death.\nBut a 2017 toxicology report from the Massachusetts State Police found that Hernandez had no evidence of drugs in his system at the time of his death.\nBut as toxicologist Marilyn Huestis told the Boston Globe, K2 can be easy to miss in test screenings. \"These [synthetic marijuana strains] can be so potent, the doses so low, that when a person takes it, you can only measure it in their blood for a short period of time,\" she noted. \"So labs will frequently miss it in the blood.\"\nThose findings were rebuked by Hernandez's lawyer, Jose Baez, who in a statement to People, said, \"The lack of professionalism exhibited by government officials and their employees during this entire process is unprecedented.\"\nAnother of Hernandez's lawyers, George Leontire, also condemned the state's handling of the investigation. \"Any disturbing commentary about the state's investigation was clearly hidden from the public, Aaron's lawyers, and his family,\" he said to the Globe.\nSurge In K2 Overdoses Worries Brooklyn's Community Leaders",
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        "raw_content": "Marc Jacobs (Soberly) Takes on Galliano's Troubed House\nBy Maer Roshan 09/08/11\nFashion's sober survivor is poised to take the reins at the famed fashion house recently vacated by the disgraced John Galliano.\nMarc Jacobs: Fashion's Sober Survivor Moves in to Galliano's Troubled House Photo via\nSix months after John Galliano's intoxicated rant against a pair of Jewish tourists led to his ouster as head designer of Christian Dior, fashion insiders are buzzing that the famously innovative\u2014and sober\u2014American designer Marc Jacobs is poised to replace him at the helm of the prestigious 65-year-old fashion house. Jacobs has been the creative director at Louis Vuitton, which is owned by the same conglomerate\u2014LVHM\u2014that owns the venerable Dior. Earlier today, a French court found foul-mouthed fashionista Galliano guilty of \"public insults\" based on origin, religion, race or ethnicity after two incidents\u2014one last February and another in October, 2010. Last February, Galliano was drinking alone at a table outside La Perle bar in Paris's Marais district when he repeatedly insulted a French couple with lines like \"fucking ugly Jewish bitch\" and \"fucking Asian bastard.\" Galliano, who blamed his diatribe on a \"triple addiction\" to sleeping pills, alcohol and Valium, has been lying low since his month-long stint in Arizona rehab The Meadows earlier this year. He didn't bother to appear in court today to receive his slap-on-the-wrist suspended fine.\nMeanwhile, Jacobs, whose much-anticipated show will close New York's Fashion Week next Thursday, is being widely hailed in both Paris and New York as the all-but-assured heir to the Dior throne. Late last night a source close to the designer told The Fix that after mulling over the offer for over a month the designer was almost certain to accept it, barring a last-minute change of heart. Renowned for his extravagant and eclectic styles, the designer had also suffered his own well-documented problems with drugs and alcohol over the years. His hard-partying ways were once legendary, even in an industry where carousing is de rigueur. (Donatella Versace, who once collapsed head-first into a glass coffee table in Vogue editor Anna Wintour's office, decided to get sober shortly afterwards.) A breakout fashion prodigy who was once a regular fixture on New York's party scene, Jacobs was responsible for such internationally influential fashion innovations as grunge and was a favorite of both fashion critics and afficionados alike. But over time, all the partying took a serious toll on both his health and business, and his inebriated antics led to some widely publicized incidents over the years. He was kicked off airplanes for disruptive behavior\u2014and was removed from one flight on a stretcher. He even missed one of his own Paris fashion shows. More typically, he would hole up in a hotel\u2014in a haze fueled by vodka, heroin, cocaine or some combination thereof\u2014and not show up at his studio for days at a time.\nIn 1999, at the urging of Wintour and his best friend and longtime business partner Robert Duffy, Jacobs entered the first of a series of US rehabs, including Galliano's alma mater the Meadows in Arizona. Soon after, he went on to enjoy several years of sobriety. But in 2007, when he reportedly relapsed on heroin, Duffy interceded once again. According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, he took a cab to London's Dorchester Hotel, where Jacobs was staying before a show, and confronted the designer in his room. \"Marc, I know what's going on,\" Duffy told his partner, and threatened to quit if Jacobs didn't go to treatment. \"The day after the Louis Vuitton show you're going back to rehab,\" he told the designer. \"I'm not going to sit here and watch you kill yourself.\" A few days later, Jacobs entered treatment at Passages, a posh $100,000-a-month Malibu rehab. He emerged \"a new man,\" buff and glowing, health-conscious and clearly content with his cleaned-up life. The handsome designer now regularly appears as the model in his own ads.\nAs head designer at Louis Vuitton, Jacobs turned the stale, stodgy outfit into an immense commercial and critical success. While Jacobs' impressive track record may have made him seem like a shoo-in for the Dior post, he actually faced some stiff competition for the job, with several big names batted around in the run-up to New York's Fashion Week, including Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci and Balenciaga's Nicolas Ghesquiere. \"In many ways, Marc was the best, most obvious choice for that job,\" says a well-placed fashion insider close to Jacobs, who nonetheless believes that the designer's hard-won victory over his demons played no small part in LVMH's decision to reward him with the plum job. \"After the whole Galliano incident, they probably didn't want to risk another train wreck,\" he speculates. \"They wanted someone who proved that he could get back on track.\"\nFrom the start, Jacobs' approach to his struggle with addiction has been refreshingly open and honest. He admits that he nearly faced death or overdose several times in the past decades, but says his longtime friend and business partner Robert Duffy always stepped into save his life. \"As soon as he realized [my heroin addiction in 1999], he said, 'I'm not going to sit back and watch you kill yourself.' He took the bull by the horns and went to Mr. Arnault [CEO of LVMH] and said, 'Marc needs to get help,'\" Jacobs told the Wall Street Journal last summer. \"He even did a press release. He and I philosophically agreed that it was not about hiding a problem. I've never avoided any kind of discussion about my personal life or rehab. I could probably afford to be that way because I have Robert's support.\"\nThis straight-talking style earned Jacobs coverage that was almost universally sympathetic, resulting in little damage to his reputation or to his brands. It has also earned him a certain moral authority on the topic of celebrity sobriety. When asked about John Galliano, whose addictions were for years an open secret (despite efforts at a cover-up) at Dior and in the industry, the American designer was briskly dismissive of Galliano's initial denials and excuses to the press. \"Blaming is such a complete waste. I mean, it's so pointless. To say, you know, my mother was absent and therefore I ran amok, it's ridiculous,\" he said.\nStill, Galliano is not without his defenders. In an interview today with Reuters during Vogue's Fashion Night Out in Paris, designer Jean Paul Gaultier said he hoped that the designer would find a home at another grand design house elsewhere. \"He has an immense talent, he has done wonders...and totally rejuvenated Dior. What happened was a mistake, he has shown with his work that he was not racist.\"\nAs for Jacobs, the enormous pressure to re-brand Dior will likely test his sobriety no less than his talent. \"He's tired of being the bad boy,\" says a close Jacobs pal. \"He really wants to move on and shake things up.\" Yet if the past is prologue, Dior has cause for optimism. Of sobriety, Jacobs says: \"It's stimulating. I'm exercising and eating well, and it comes across in my work.\" \"Marc has always been curious,\" says his business partner Duffy. \"He always questions things: the way we see beauty, everything. When he's sober, it's great. What's been the most difficult part is when he was just completely strung out on drugs. When he got sober, the spark came back, and that was amazing. 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        "raw_content": "Harm Reduction Program in New Mexico Is Subject of New Documentary, \"The Exchange\"\nViewers will experience the Harm Reduction Program first hand while following the specialists who work to combat the spread of infectious diseases and overdose deaths.\nPhoto: via Kickstarter\nThe Exchange, a documentary in-progress, features an inside look into New Mexico\u2019s massive drug problem and those who work tirelessly towards harm reduction for drug users. Help is being offered, sans judgment, and it is saving lives.\nEspa\u00f1ola and Rio Arriba County, New Mexico have had the highest per capita drug overdose rates in the U.S. since the late 1990s. In 1997, one of the first national state-mandated syringe exchange programs was introduced. By 2001, as opioid overdoses continued to increase, New Mexico authorized pharmacies to provide naloxone (Narcan).\nIn order to find out more about the documentary and how it will help people in these affected counties, we reached out to the film\u2019s director and producer, Layla Bozek.\nBozek\u2019s interest in addiction solutions is personal. \u201cI grew up in the Bay Area in California,\u201d said Bozek. \u201cI lived with both of my parents until I was eight. That\u2019s when their substance abuse issues came to a head. My grandparents came and got us.\u201d Her father recently died from a heroin overdose.\n\"I reconnected with my father for a few years before his overdose.\" They had been estranged for 12 years. \u201cHe\u2019d do anything\u2014heroin, and he drank like a fish, took pills, and started shooting up. My mother and him used methamphetamine and coke for a few years. Luckily my grandparents adopted us.\u201d\nBozek is the oldest of four. She has had some difficulties with binge drinking and she\u2019s experimented with drugs. \"But I\u2019m five feet tall and 125 pounds, so it doesn\u2019t take much to get me messed up. I always end up getting sick and hating how I feel, so I\u2019ve tried to stay away from it all. My brother is in recovery. And I go to Nar-Anon.\"\nOn The Exchange\u2019s Kickstarter page there\u2019s a video of Phillip, an ex-addict who has been part of the harm reduction movement for two decades. Back when he was shooting heroin, he found a syringe exchange program in Milwaukee. He was surprised by the non-judgmental approach to treatment. He wasn\u2019t told he was \u201cuntreatable\u201d and a \u201ccriminal.\u201d After getting clean he became a harm reduction specialist in Rio Arriba county, which includes Espa\u00f1ola.\nHe looks like he\u2019s seen a lot as he talks about his drug using days. \u201cThe presence of a clean syringe never made any difference on my decision, or my need, to get high. Didn\u2019t matter.\u201d But when a close friend of his got AIDS, he began looking for help. Now he helps run the largest syringe exchange and Narcan distribution program in the state. He is determined to help erase the stigma around addiction.\nBozek said, \u201cI found Phillip when I\u2019d been mulling over the idea of doing a documentary about a harm reduction program. I was completely drawn into the world of harm reduction specialists, needle exchanges and seeing the kind of education these specialists offer to the community. I was fascinated by the people and the stories they have to tell. Some looked like they had some mileage on them, but they were in recovery and wanted to give back.\u201d\nFrom the Kickstarter: Why This Film Now?\nIn a time where we see many downtrodden communities become more and more marginalized from social stigmas and political agendas, it is our duty as filmmakers to provide a platform for these stories to be told. We strive to bring the story of this program to the masses and by spreading awareness, save lives.\nIf you\u2019d like to learn more about The Exchange and make a donation to back this worthy film, please visit its Kickstarter page.\nLayla Bozek\nMeet the Remarkable Woman Who Is Saving Afghanistan's Heroin Addicts\nNew Grateful Dead Documentary Examines Jerry Garcia's Relationship with Heroin\nOpiate Epidemic in Jersey\nNew Jersey's 101.5 Heroin & Drug Abuse Town Hall Offers Guidance, Hope\nIndiana Lifts Ban on Needle-Exchange Programs\n'Off-The-Books' Needle Exchange Program In Indiana Addresses Growing HIV Outbreak",
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        "raw_content": "Practicing medicine is supposed to be a profession. It is a crime to practice medicine without a license. The reason is because the public is vulnerable to serious harm from unscrupulous profiteers who falsely hold themselves out as doctors. The same is true for many professions. Practicing law is also a profession. Practicing law without a license is a crime for the same reasons that it is unlawful to practice medicine without a license. It is because far too much harm can be done to unsuspecting members of the public by profiteers who are essentially practicing law without a license. Something very close to this line of conduct is known as the \u201crunner\u201d. Runners are folks who troll for accident victims and somehow trade their cases to licensed lawyers. For licensed lawyers to use nonlawyers in this fashion is at once unethical and illegal. It is also unprofessional.\nIf you get contacted after an accident by a \u201crunner\u201d or non lawyer about referring your case to a licensed lawyer, you should ask yourself if that lawyer or law firm is ethical and practicing without the bounds of the law. You should ask yourself if that law firm is professional. You want a professional by your side when it counts in the courtroom. How your lawyer gets his clients referred to him is an indicator of how professional he or she will be when it counts. Hire a pro.",
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        "raw_content": "Canada Host Cullen shines at Geminis gala\nHost Cullen shines at Geminis gala\nThe audience at the 17th annual Gemini awards received a comedic treat last night as host Sean Cullen kicked off the gala with an outlandish opening number that included a breakdancing David Suzuki, a tap-dancing Ron MacLean, and a nude Lloyd Robertson on a tractor.\nThe standup comic's bawdy sense of humour tickled the crowd and set the tone for a two-hour show that saw CBC's Trudeau miniseries walk away with three Gemini awards, Da Vinci's Inquest (CBC) take home its fourth consecutive award for best dramatic series and CTV's Torso,about a grisly 1940s murder in Hamilton and produced by Toronto's Shaftesbury Films, receive the prize for best TV movie.\nThe nod for best actress in a TV movie or miniseries went to Irish-born Aoife McMahon for her role in Random Passage. Colm Feore won best actor for his portrayal of Pierre Elliott Trudeau.\nPerhaps the biggest shock of the evening was the single Gemini handed to CBC's Made in Canada, which stars Rick Mercer. The caustic comedy had been nominated for a grand total of 14 Geminis but pocketed only one for best ensemble performance (Mr. Mercer, Peter Keleghan, Dan Lett, Leah Pinsent, Jackie Torrens) in a comedy program or series.\nCBC's An American in Canada, with Rick Roberts as a jaded U.S. television host relegated to a small-time station in Alberta, won best comedy program or series.\nWinnipeg-born Donnelly Rhodes won the award for best performance by an actor in a continuing leading dramatic role for his work on Da Vinci's Inquest. That long-running CBC show was nominated for 10 Geminis, but left the Metro Toronto Convention Centre last evening with two.\nBest performance by an actress in a continuing leading dramatic role went to Julie Stewart of Cold Squad, which airs on CTV.\nThe acclaimed and much-watched Trudeau miniseries won Geminis for best direction (Jerry Ciccoritti) and best writing (Wayne Grigsby) besides Mr. Feore's best-actor award. The three nods placated the show's creators, who were more than a little miffed when the show failed to be included as a Gemini nominee in the best TV movie or dramatic series category.\nFor Mr. Cullen, no person or topic was taboo. Among other things, he poked fun at Canadian entertainment giant Alliance Atlantis, mocked Torso's title and told the crowd the Queen always looks morose on her visits to Canada because she's overwhelmed by our rugged good looks. It hurts the Queen to come here, the comic concluded, because \"she's reminded she's the ruler of an ugly, ugly people.\" Last year, Mr. Cullen was host of the Geminis' industry gala and belted out a tune saluting pornography.\nGordon Michael Woolvett, of the series Andromeda, won the Viewer's Choice Award for the hottest-star competition. It's the first time the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television has featured such an award and Mr. Woolvett was the favourite of the 150,000 votes placed on-line.\nThe Famous Jett Jackson won best youth fiction program.\nMr. MacLean, whose recent real-life career quandary was better drama than anything on TV this fall, took home his sixth Gemini for best sports broadcaster.\nCBC's Peter Mansbridge won best news anchor. And CODCO, the veteran CBC comedy troupe, took home the Earle Grey Award, honouring its contribution to the international profile of Canadian television.\nThe 17th annual Gemini Humanitarian Award went to Hamilton-born actress Wendy Crewson, whose long list of acting credits includes her TV role in At The End of The Day: The Sue Rodriguez Story, about Lou Gehrig's disease. Since 1998, Ms. Crewson has fundraised for the ALS Society, which helps people afflicted with the disease.",
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        "raw_content": "Politics U.S. comes first, Trump official says about Canadian auto industry\nU.S. comes first, Trump official says about Canadian auto industry\nImages of the GM car plant in Oshawa on July 20, 2013.\nLaura Stone and John Ibbitson\nStatements by U.S. transition officials and tweets by the president-elect Tuesday are bringing into question the future of jobs and exports from Canada's auto industry, as Donald Trump warns that U.S. companies should not be allowed to sell internationally manufactured cars in the U.S. market without penalty.\nIn a conference call with reporters Tuesday, incoming White House press secretary Sean Spicer was asked by The Globe and Mail what the naming of a new trade official and Mr. Trump's comments about the auto industry meant for Canadian manufacturers.\n\"[Donald Trump's] commitment is to the American worker, and to American jobs, and to American industry, and American manufacturing,\" Mr. Spicer said.\n\"He's been very clear throughout the campaign, that his goal is to put America first, to restore America's manufacturing base, and so it's not a question of a particular country vis-a-vis the United States. It's a question of where America's place is going to be and where American workers are going to be in his agenda. And that's first and foremost.\"\nEarlier Tuesday, Mr. Trump criticized General Motors Co. for manufacturing the Chevrolet Cruze in Mexico and then selling it in the U.S.\n\"General Motors is sending Mexican made model of Chevy Cruze to U.S. car dealers-tax free across border. Make in U.S.A.or pay big border tax!,\" he tweeted.\nAnalysis: With a GOP-led Congress, a new Washington takes shape\nRelated: Ford cancels Mexico plant as Trump threatens GM with 'big border tax'\nLawrence Herman: Trump's zero-sum worldview spells trouble for trade\nGM quickly replied that most versions of that model are manufactured in the United States. However the hatchback, which represents a very small percentage of sales, is shipped into the U.S. from Mexico.\nAlmost two dozen models of car by GM, Ford, Fiat Chrysler, Honda and Toyota were manufactured in Canada in 2015, according to a Government of Canada website, though not every model would necessarily be exported into the United States.\nIn response to another question, Mr. Spicer said Mr. Trump's tweet about GM \"speaks for itself.\" But he said Mr. Trump is not specifically targeting one company or country.\n\"He wants to bring American jobs home. He doesn't want companies in the United States to be able to go, leave this country, and then sell back to the U.S.,\" Mr. Spicer said.\n\"I think you've seen an overall philosophy during the campaign and since he was elected, to stand up for American workers and make sure that American companies don't benefit from moving their companies overseas and leaving American workers behind.\"\nMr. Trump has vowed to renegotiate or terminate the North American free-trade agreement involving Canada, Mexico and the United States, but has made no statement directly criticizing Canadian exports.\nHe has, however, promoted the idea of imposing a 35-per-cent tariff on U.S. manufacturers that close U.S. operations and then seek to import products from factories outside the country.\n\"The exact policy formulation with respect to NAFTA will come in time,\" Mr. Spicer said. \"But just know that his commitment is to the American people and to restoring our manufacturing base and economic growth.\"\nIn a separate development Tuesday, Ford said it is cancelling a planned $1.6-billion factory in Mexico and will invest $700-million at a Michigan factory as it expands its electric vehicle and hybrid offerings.\nThese developments coincide with Mr. Trump's naming of Robert Lighthizer as United States Trade Representative. Mr. Lighthizer was part of the team that negotiated the original Canada-U.S. free-trade agreement in 1988. The trade lawyer in recent years has been strongly critical of Chinese trade practices.\nFollow Laura Stone and John Ibbitson on Twitter @l_stone @JohnIbbitson",
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        "raw_content": "Germany's low-key plans for first world war centenary criticised\nNo plans for Angela Merkel to attend events as Germany puts aside \u20ac4m to mark war, while UK and France spend \u20ac60m each\nA German trench in Poland, 1915. The lack of plans to commemorate battles on the eastern front was criticised by German MP Sevim Dagdelen. Photograph: PA\nGermany has been accused of falling short in its plans to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of the first world war, with a tiny budget and a dearth of the kind of events being planned by its former adversaries.\nFive months before the start of the centenary, the German government's plans for marking the 1914-18 war amount to events costing less than \u20ac4m \u2013 a fraction of the budgets put aside by other key actors in the conflict.\nBritain and France have promised to spend about \u20ac60m each. Australia has set aside \u20ac50m, and even New Zealand has promised to devote \u20ac10m to commemorative events to mark the war, which left 37 million people dead or wounded.\nDetails of Germany's plans have emerged in response to a parliamentary question submitted by leftwing party Die Linke. They also reveal that there are no plans for Angela Merkel to attend the commemorative events, and just two state visits have been scheduled for other cabinet ministers: the foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, will travel to France for a panel debate in late April and the justice minister, Heiko Maas, will attend an event in the Franco-German border region.\nAt the start of the year, German media reported disagreements in the German government over which ministry was responsible for co-ordinating events to mark the centenary.\nSevim Dagdelen of Die Linke, who submitted the parliamentary question at the end of February, was also critical of the heavy focus on the western front. A Franco-German culture fund will support events in South America and west Africa, but there are few events planned in eastern Europe.\n\"It is extraordinary that the German government is organising events in Benin and Bolivia while the eastern front will hardly play a role in the commemorations,\" Dagdelen told the Guardian. \"The millions of victims of the first world war in Poland, Belarus, Ukraine and Russia don't appear to be significant enough for the German government. That's scandalous.\"\nIn the past, Die Linke has taken a pacifist stance in foreign policy matters and still calls for the abolition of Nato, so its criticism of Germany's passivity may appear counterintuitive. But Dagdelen said there was a need to teach a new generation about the horrors of war. \"This is not about glorifying the war \u2013 on the contrary: 100 years after the first world war, Die Linke's motto is still: no more war,\" she said.\nHistorians have supported the call for more attention to the eastern European theatre of war, even if not all agree that sole responsibility for marking the conflict should lie with Germany. \"In western Europe's memory of the first world war, there's a massive hole where the eastern front should be,\" said Mathias Niendorf, a historian at Greifswald University. \"We have this clear sense of what happened on the western front, aided by countless books and films. The assumption is often that the eastern theatre of war was less significant, or more traditional \u2013 but that's not true.\"\nNiendorf said more education about events such as the battle of Tannenberg, the battle of Gorlice-Tarn\u00f3w or the Brusilov offensive would aid understanding of the conflict, not least because experiences on the eastern front went on to inform German anti-Bolshevik propaganda in the second world war.\nIn Russia and Poland, the revolution of 1917 and the Polish reconstitution of 1918 have traditionally overshadowed the military conflict. But critics argue that Germany owes it to the rest of the continent to take a more prominent role in the commemoration of the war.\nFirst world war soldiers buried with full military honours after 100 years\nPrivate William McAleer among 20 British troops killed in action at Battle of Loos in 1915 whose bodies were found in 2010\nNearly 4,000 first world war diaries made available online\nFirst-hand accounts of trench warfare, gas attacks and horseback battles digitised by National Archive and Imperial War Museum\nBritain entering first world war was 'biggest error in modern history'\nHistorian Niall Ferguson says Britain could have lived with German victory and should have stayed out of war\nNew British woodlands to mark first world war centenary\nWoodland Trust to create four new woodlands and plant millions of trees as a memorial to the great war\nGove and junior minister split over how to teach history of first world war\nTamara Rojo's all-star war dance for English National Ballet\nLost first world war training battlefield discovered in Hampshire\nJeremy Paxman accuses Michael Gove of 'wilfully misquoting' historian",
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        "raw_content": "These Colleges Offer Transfer Student Scholarships\u2026 and 4 Give Free Tuition\nThe college of your dreams can easily turn into the college of your nightmares.\nI learned the hard way that large class settings at my huge state university didn\u2019t work for me. After I flunked calculus twice as a freshman, I decided to transfer to a smaller school to suit my needs \u2014 and it was one of the best choices I ever made.\nBut between making sure your credits carry over and filling out mountains of paperwork, transferring schools can get complicated \u2014 and pricy.\nThankfully, many colleges offer scholarships specifically for transfer students.\n25 Scholarships for Transfer Students\nMaybe your first year wasn\u2019t so terrible. 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Salem State University\nImage from Salem State University\nSalem State will waive your entire tuition if you graduate from a community college in Massachusetts with a 3.0 and enroll as a full-time day student.\nIn-state tuition rounds up to a little over $9,000, so this is a great option.\nImage from University of Alabama\nThis university offers full tuition coverage for five students a year who transfer from an Alabama community college.\nIt also offers the Alabama\u2019s Promise scholarship, worth up to $4,000 a year, to incoming transfer students who are low-income and from the Black Belt and Appalachian areas.\nImage from Aung Tun/UCF Facebook\nLocated near Orlando, Florida, UCF is quickly becoming one of the largest universities in the country.\nFor a Florida resident who lives off campus, tuition and fees are almost $6,000 per semester \u2014 thankfully, there\u2019s a transfer scholarship to offer some relief.\nFor Florida residents transferring in with an associate degree, the scholarship offers $500 a semester for four semesters, for a total of $2,000.\nImage from University of Kentucky News\nUK offers three different resident transfer scholarships, especially for students transferring from the Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) which consists of 16 technical and community colleges across the state.\nOne scholarship pays for the difference between KCTCS tuition and UK tuition ($3,686), whereas another pays up to $4,000 a year.\nImage from University of Maryland/Facebook\nThe University of Maryland offers full tuition coverage for students transferring from community colleges within Maryland that meet certain guidelines.\nTo be eligible for the Transfer Academic Excellence Scholarship, students must have a GPA between 3.5 and 4.0, an associate degree and two letters of recommendation, and submit an essay.\n7. University of Massachusetts Boston\nImage from UMass Boston/Facebook\nThis university offers two-year scholarships that cover full tuition and most fees to one graduate of each community college in Massachusetts.\nIf you have a GPA of at least 3.5, are a resident of Massachusetts and are completing an associate degree, you should contact your community college\u2019s president for consideration.\nThis scholarship is not available to students completing their associate degree in December.\nImage from USF/Facebook\nLocated in sunny Tampa, Florida, the University of South Florida is close to the beach!\nUSF offers the Frank H. Spain and Betty E. Gillies Community College Transfer Scholarship, which awards $5,000 to the top transfer applicant from each community college in Florida. To qualify, you must have an associate degree.\nScholarships for Out-of-State Residents\nOut-of-state residency usually means a huge increase in tuition rates.\nBut the scholarships below can nearly waive tuition, cut it in half or even make you eligible to pay in-state rates \u2014 giving you a little more freedom when you\u2019re deciding where to study.\n(See a school you\u2019re interested in, but it\u2019s in your state? Many of these schools also offer scholarships to in-state students, so click through!)\nImage from FIU/Facebook\nFIU wants the best and the brightest \u2014 to qualify for its transfer scholarship, you must be heading down to Miami with a 4.0 GPA.\nMeet the requirements and FIU will pay for 50% of your tuition and fees plus books.\n10. Loyola University Chicago\nImage from Loyola University Chicago/Facebook\nLoyola is a Jesuit university in downtown Chicago that offers more than 80 undergraduate programs.\nThe school has six different scholarships for transfer students, ranging from $1,500 to $16,000. The only listed requirement is that you must transfer over at least 20 completed college credits.\nImage from MSU/Facebook\nMSU has a wide array of transfer scholarships for both in-state and out-of-state students.\nMost notable is the Community College Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship, which deals out two hefty levels of money to individual students who meet certain GPA and credit requirements \u2014 level one is worth $25,000 over two years and level two is worth $37,500 over three years.\n12. Northern Illinois University\nImage from Northern Illinois University/Facebook\nNIU offers three transfer merit scholarships for three different ranges of GPA requirements. With a 3.0, you can get $1,000 a year for two years, but with a 3.5, you\u2019ll get $2,000 a year for two years.\nPlus, if your parent was a Husky, you can get an extra $1,000.\n13. Portland State University\nImage from Portland State University/Facebook\nPSU\u2019s out-of-state transfer award is worth up to $4,000, and tuition for full-time, out-of-state students starts at just under $7,000.\nIt\u2019s important to note that PSU doesn\u2019t automatically consider you for scholarships during the admissions process, so be sure to send in the appropriate supplemental forms.\nImage from Temple State University/Facebook\nTemple is located two miles from beautiful downtown Philly and has 464 academic degree programs.\nTransfer students are automatically considered for scholarships that range from $1,000 to $5,000 if their previous college work is up to Temple\u2019s standards and they have a GPA of 3.30 or higher.\n15. Texas State University\nImage from Texas State University/Facebook\nIf you\u2019re a nonresident transfer student who\u2019s awarded $1,000 or more in transfer scholarships at Texas State, you\u2019ll qualify to pay the in-state tuition rate \u2014 which could save you around $12,000 a year!\nImage from University of Arkansas/Facebook\nIf you\u2019re transferring to UA from a neighboring state (Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee or Texas), the university may cover between 80% and 90% of the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition, depending on your GPA.\nThis could save you up to $12,000 a year including room and board.\n17. University of Maryland, Baltimore County\nImage from UMBC/Facebook\nUMBC is an honors university that offers multiple scholarship opportunities for transfer students, including the Academic Achievement Award.\nThis scholarship awards $1,250 per semester to students with a minimum 3.5 transfer GPA who have completed 35 or more credits at their time of application.\n18. University of Miami\nImage from University of Miami/Facebook\nThe President\u2019s Scholarship is exclusively for transfer students at the University of Miami who exhibit an above-average academic profile and a 3.75 or higher GPA.\nThe award ranges from $5,000 to $16,000 and all transfer applicants are automatically considered for it when they apply.\nImage from @hergenreder \u2013 University of Michigan/Facebook\nLocated in Ann Arbor, UM is a huge Big Ten athletics contender.\nThe university offers two different scholarships for students transferring from community colleges. The largest award is $5,000 a year for students who have participated in honor societies, co-curricular, volunteer or community service activities or who have demonstrated other challenges.\nThese transfer scholarships are available to both in-state and out-of-state residents.\nImage from University of New Mexico/Facebook\nUNM offers the Amigo Transfer Scholarship for out-of-state transfer students, which is worth a whopping $15,337 per year. On top of that, there\u2019s an annual $200 stipend. Both are renewable for four consecutive years.\nTo qualify, you need to transfer in with either a 3.5 GPA or a 3.25 plus 30 completed credit hours. To maintain this scholarship, you must keep a 3.0 and complete 15 new credit hours each semester.\nImage from University of North Texas/Facebook\nAccording to its website, UNT has been on the list of America\u2019s 100 Best College Buys for 20 consecutive years. It\u2019s home to 35,000 students and offers more than 100 bachelor\u2019s degree programs.\nIts transfer scholarship amounts are based on GPA and range from $1,000-$3,000.\n22. University of Tampa\nImage from University of Tampa/Facebook\nThis private university located near downtown Tampa is famous for its silver minarets that were once part of The Plant Hotel, a historical landmark that now hosts classes.\nUT offers a transfer scholarship of $8,000 each year to transfer students who have a 3.0 GPA or higher. I can vouch for this one \u2014 I ended up transferring to UT and have kept this scholarship for all three years. Go Spartans!\nImage from Wayne State University Dean of Students Office/Facebook\nWayne State is a research university in Detroit, Michigan, that offers more than 380 academic programs.\nWSU offers the Anthony Wayne Scholarship for students transferring from out-of-state community colleges \u2014 it grants $9,000 a year for two years AND free on-campus housing. For out-of-state students taking 12 credits, tuition per semester ranges from $5,000 to $12,000, depending on your state and school year.\nTransfer over with a 3.3 GPA or higher and you could potentially get a college education for almost nothing.\nImage from Wichita State University/Facebook\nRenewable scholarships of $2,000 and $3,000 are available to transfer students at Wichita State University. The GPA requirements range from 3.25 to 4.0.\nUnlike most other universities, Wichita offers scholarships for students transferring in the spring, making them eligible for $1,000 that semester and then increasing to $2,000 for the remaining ones.\n25. Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship\nIf none of the above schools attract you, consider this award, which you can use at more than 700 universities around the country.\nThis exclusive community college honor society offers more than $37 million in transfer scholarships.\nTo be eligible, you have to be a Phi Theta Kappa member, which is usually offered to students who have a 3.5 or higher GPA.\nContact your community college\u2019s chapter to receive an invitation. Once you accept it online and pay a membership fee, you gain access to multiple benefits, including eligibility for scholarships.\nWhere Do You Find Scholarships?\nOverall, switching schools should be an exciting and inspiring moment in your academic career. Don\u2019t let figuring out how to pay for it overwhelm you when there are scholarships waiting to assist you.\nNeed more ideas? Check out our lists of 100 college scholarships and 100 more weird college scholarships, some of which will be valuable for transfer students.\nYour Turn: Did you transfer schools and receive any scholarships for it?\nKelly Smith is an editorial intern at The Penny Hoarder and a senior at The University of Tampa. She finally passed business calculus on her third try.",
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        "raw_content": "Mergers set a global record\nBy Sarah Marks for MailOnline\nThe number and value of mergers and acquisitions tailed off significantly at the end of last year, but not enough to stop a new global record for corporate deals being set during the year. According to Thomson Financial, nearly 37,000 deals were recorded with a combined value of $3,495bn (\u00a32,330bn), up 5.5% on 1999.\nHowever, in the final three months of 2000 the 9,025 transactions announced were worth a total of $735.4bn, down nearly 11% on the previous quarter.\nIn contrast to the rest of the world, Europe recorded a 20% decrease in overall activity, with 15,000 deals worth $179.3bn. The value of US deals rose by 16% to $1.833bn.\nMany of the biggest deals were in the financial services sector. Salomon Smith Barney bought Schroders for $2.2bn and Chase Manhattan took Robert Fleming for $7.7bnand JP Morgan for $33.5bn. UBS swallowed Paine Webber for $16.5bn, while Credit Suisse First Boston made off with Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette for $13.5bn.\nThis frantic cannibalisation was not enough to affect this year's tables of leading financial advisers.\nThomson named Goldman Sachs top financial adviser on European deals for the second year running, followed by Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. Goldman Sachs worked on 171 deals including the six largest with a total value of $576.5bn.\nMorgan Stanley advised on more deals, but their total value was lower at $460.1bn. Rival research outfit Computasoft reversed the two banks' rankings worldwide, putting Morgan Stanley first with deals worth $1,027.74bn.",
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        "raw_content": "How many years did Jesus live on earth?\nThere are some conflicting views about the exact age of Jesus at his death. However, I think that the answer is fairly straightforward. Luke 3:23 tells us that Jesus was about 30 years old at the start of his ministry. The Gospel records show us that the length of his ministry was about 3 years. Therefore, the Lord Jesus Christ would have been between 33 and 34 years old at the time of his death.",
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        "raw_content": "America\u2019s infrastructure now ranks 16th in the world...\nOur nation\u2019s infrastructure is crumbling. The Sherman Minton Bridge that spans the Ohio River in Louisville, Kentucky was shut down last Friday due to safety concerns after cracks were discovered in the bridge\u2019s load-bearing parts. The Sherman Minton Bridge is just one of several bridges in danger of collapsing \u2013- As the American Society of Civil Engineers points out, 34% of all the bridges in Kentucky are considered \u201cstructurally deficient.\u201d Of course \u2013 Kentucky is the home state of Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell \u2013 who opposed increased infrastructure spending in the 2009 stimulus bill \u2013 opposed it again when Republicans blocked a jobs bill in 2010 \u2013 and threw cold water last week on President Obama\u2019s \u201cAmerican Jobs Act\u201d that includes billions in transportation infrastructure products. According to a study by the Urban Land Institute \u2013 our nation\u2019s infrastructure needs $2 trillion worth of repairs.\nAnd America\u2019s infrastructure now ranks 16th in the world according to the World Economic Forum. Yet another consequence of 30 years of Ronald Reagan\u2019s \u201cstarve the beast\u201d economics.",
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        "raw_content": "How to Calculate the Number of Atoms in a Drop of Water\nShawn Knol/Getty Images\nSteps to Calculate the Number of Atoms and Molecules in a Water Drop\nChemical Formula of Water\nMolar Mass of Water\nUsing Avogrado's Number\nAtoms in a Drop of Water vs. Drops in the Ocean\nHave you ever wondered how many atoms are in a drop of water, or how many molecules are in a single droplet? The answer depends on your definition of the volume of a droplet of water. Water drops vary dramatically in size, so this starting number defines the calculation. The rest of it is a simple chemistry calculation.\nLet's use the volume of a water drop that is used by the medical and scientific community. The accepted average volume of a drop of water is exactly 0.05 mL (20 drops per milliliter). It turns out there are over 1.5 sextillion molecules in a water drop and more than 5 sextillion atoms per droplet.\nHere are the steps used to perform the calculation to determine how many molecules and how many atoms are in a volume of water.\nTo calculate the number of molecules and atoms in a water drop, you need to know the chemical formula of water. There are two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen in each water molecule, making the formula H2O. So, each molecule of water contains 3 atoms.\nDetermine the molar mass of water. Do this by adding up the mass of hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms in a mole of water by looking up the atomic mass of hydrogen and oxygen on the periodic table. The mass of hydrogen is 1.008 g/mol and the mass of oxygen is 16.00 g/mol so the mass of a mole of water:\nmass water = 2 x mass hydrogen + mass oxygen\nmass water = 2 x 1.008 + 16\nmass water = 18.016 g/mol\nIn other words, one mole of water has a mass of 18.016 grams.\nUse the density of water to determine the mass of water per unit volume. The density of water actually varies depending on conditions (cold water is more dense; warm water is less dense), but the value typically used in calculations is 1.00 gram per milliliter (1 g/mL). Or, 1 milliliter of water has a mass of 1 gram. A drop of water is 0.05 mL of water, so its mass would be 0.05 grams.\nOne mole of water is 18.016 grams, so in 0.05 grams the number of moles is:\nmoles of water = 0.05 grams x (1 mole/18.016 grams)\nmoles of water = 0.002775 moles\nFinally, use Avogadro's number to determine the number of molecules in a drop of water. Avogadro's number tells us there are 6.022 x 1023 molecules of water per mole of water. So, next we calculate how many molecules there are in a drop of water, which we determined contains 0.002775 moles:\nmolecules in a drop of water = (6.022 x 1023 molecules/mole) x 0.002275 moles\nmolecules in a drop of water = 1.67 x 1021 water molecules\nPut another way, there are 1.67 sextillion water molecules in a water drop.\nNow, the numbers of atoms in a droplet of water is 3x the number of molecules:\natoms in a drop of water = 3 atoms/molecule x 1.67 x 1021 molecules\natoms in a drop of water = 5.01 x 1021 atoms\nOr, there are about 5 sextillion atoms in a drop of water.\nOne interesting question is whether there are more atoms in a drop of water than there are drops of water in the ocean. To determine the answer, we need the volume of water in the oceans. Sources estimate this to be between 1.3 billion km3 and 1.5 km3. I'll use the USGS value of 1.338 billion km3 for the sample calculation, but you can use whichever number you like.\n1.338 km3 = 1.338 x 1021 liters of seawater\nNow, your answer depends on the size of your drop, so you divide this volume by your drop volume (0.05 ml or 0.00005 L or 5.0 x 10-5 L is the average) to get the number of drops of water in the ocean.\n# of drops of water in the ocean = 1.338 x 1021 liters total volume / 5.0 x 10-5 liters per drop\n# of drops of water in the ocean = 2.676 x 1026 drops\nSo, there are more drops of water in the ocean than there are atoms in a drop of water. How many more drops depends mainly on the size of your drops, but there are between 1000 and 100,000 more drops of water in the ocean than atoms in a drop of water.\nGleick, P.H. Earth's Water Distribution. Water Science for Schools. U.S. Geological Survey. 28 August 2006.\nHere's How Much Water There Is in 1 Mole of Water\nUse Avogadro's Number to Convert Molecules to Grams\nThis Is How Many Atoms Are in the Human Body\nMoles of C Atoms in 1 mol of Sucrose\nSee How to Calculate Molarity of a Sugar Solution\nUse Avogadro's Number to Find Number of Molecules in a Snowflake\nWhat You Need to Know About Molecules and Moles\nHow Many Atoms Are There in a Human Cell?\nHow Many Atoms Exist in the Universe?\nWhat Does It Mean to Measure the Morality of a Solution?",
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        "raw_content": "Print depicting Custer's Last Stand.\nBy the standards of 19th century warfare, the engagement between George Armstrong Custer's 7th Cavalry and Sioux warriors on a remote hillside near the Little Bighorn River was little more than a skirmish. But the battle on June 25, 1876 cost the lives of Custer and more than 200 men of the 7th Cavalry, and Americans were stunned when the news from the Dakota Territory reached the east coast.\nShocking reports about Custer's demise first appeared in the New York Times on July 6, 1876, two days after the nation's centennial celebration, under the headline, \"Massacre of Our Troops.\"\nThe idea that a unit of the US Army could be wiped out by Indians was simply unthinkable. And Custer's final battle was soon elevated to a national symbol. These images related to the Battle of the Little Bighorn give an indication of how the defeat of the 7th Cavalry was portrayed.\nA Massacre in 1867 Introduced Custer to the Brutality of Warfare on the Plains\nCuster with Kidder's Body. New York Public Library\nGeorge Armstrong Custer had been through years of combat in the Civil War, and became known for leading daring, if not reckless, cavalry charges. On the final day of the Battle of Gettysburg, Custer performed heroically in an enormous cavalry fight which was overshadowed by Pickett's Charge, which occurred on the same afternoon.\nLater in the war Custer became a favorite of reporters and illustrators, and the reading public became familiar with the dashing cavalryman.\nNot long after arriving in the West, he witnessed the results of combat on the plains.\nIn June 1867, a young officer, Lieutenant Lyman Kidder, with a detachment of ten men, was assigned to carry dispatches to a cavalry unit commanded by Custer near Fort Hays, Kansas. When Kidder's party did not arrive, Custer and his men set out to search for them.\nIn his book My Life On the Plains, Custer told the story of the search. Sets of horse tracks indicated that Indian horses had been chasing cavalry horses. And then buzzards were seen in the sky.\nDescribing the scene he and his men encountered, Custer wrote:\n\"Each body was pierced by from 20 to 50 arrows, and the arrows were found as the savage demons had left them, bristling in the bodies.\n\"While the details of that fearful struggle will probably never be known, telling how long and gallantly this ill-fated little band contended for their lives, yet the surrounding circumstances of ground, empty cartridge shells, and distance from where the attack began, satisfied us that Kidder and his men fought as only brave men fight when the watchword is victory or death.\"\nCuster, Officers, and Family Members Pose on the Great Plains\nCuster on a Hunting Party. New York Public Library\nCuster gained a reputation during the Civil War for having many photographs taken of himself. And while he didn't have many opportunities to be photographed in the West, there are some examples of him posing for the camera.\nIn this photograph, Custer, along with officers under his command and, apparently, members of their families, pose on a hunting expedition. Custer was fond of the hunting on the plains, and was even called upon at times to escort dignitaries. In 1873, Custer took the Grand Duke Alexie of Russia, who was touring the United States on a goodwill visit, buffalo hunting.\nIn 1874, Custer was dispatched on more serious business, and led an expedition into the Black Hills. Custer's party, which included geologists, confirmed the presence of gold, which set off a gold rush in the Dakota Territory. The influx of whites created a tense situation with the native Sioux, and ultimately led to Custer attacking the Sioux at the Little Bighorn in 1876.\nCuster's Last Fight, a Typical Depiction\nCuster's Last Fight. New York Public Library\nIn early 1876 the US government decided to drive the Indians out of the Black Hills, although the territory had been granted to them by the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868.\nLieutenant Colonel Custer led 750 men of the 7th Cavalry into the vast wilderness, leaving Fort Abraham Lincoln in the Dakota Territory on May 17, 1876.\nThe strategy was to trap the Indians who had rallied around the Sioux leader, Sitting Bull. And, of course, the expedition turned into a disaster.\nCuster discovered that Sitting Bull was camped near the Little Bighorn River. Instead of waiting for a full force of the US Army to assemble, Custer divided the 7th Cavalry and chose to attack the Indian camp. One explanation is that Custer believed the Indians would be confused by separate attacks.\nOn June 25, 1876, a brutally hot day on the northern plains, Custer encountered a much larger force of Indians than anticipated. Custer and more than 200 men, approximately one third of the 7th Cavalry, were killed in the battle that afternoon.\nThe other units of the 7th Cavalry also came under intense attack for two days, before the Indians unexpectedly broke off the conflict, packed up their immense village, and began leaving the area.\nWhen US Army reinforcements arrived, they discovered the bodies of Custer and his men on a hill above the Little Bighorn.\nThere was a newspaper correspondent, Mark Kellogg, riding along with Custer, and he was killed in the battle. With no definitive account of what happened during Custer's final hours, newspapers and illustrated magazines took license to depict the scene.\nThe standard depiction of Custer usually shows him standing among his men, surrounded by hostile Sioux, bravely fighting to the end. In this particular print from the late 19th century, Custer stands above a fallen cavalry trooper, firing his revolver.\nPortrayals of Custer's Demise Were Generally Dramatic\nHeroic Death of Custer. New York Public Library\nIn this depiction of Custer's death, an Indian wields a tomahawk and a pistol, and appears to fatally shoot Custer.\nThe Indian tipis portrayed in the background make it seem that the battle took place in the center of an Indian village, which is not accurate. The final fighting actually took place on a hillside, which is how it's generally portrayed in the many motion pictures that have depicted \"Custer's Last Stand.\"\nIn the early 20th century Indian survivors of the battle were asked who actually killed Custer, and some of them said a southern Cheyenne warrior named Brave Bear. Most historians discount that, and point out that in the smoke and dust of the battle it is probable that Custer did not stand out much from his men in the eyes of the Indians until after the fighting was over.\nThe Noted Battlefield Artist Alfred Waud Portrayed Custer Facing Death Bravely\nCuster's Last Fight by Alfred Waud. New York Public Library\nThis engraving of Custer's final battle is credited to Alfred Waud, who was a noted battlefield artist during the Civil War. Waud was not present at the Little Bighorn, of course, but he had drawn Custer on a number of occasions during the Civil War.\nIn Waud's depiction of the action at the Little Bighorn, 7th Cavalry troopers fall around him while Custer surveys the scene with steely determination.\nSitting Bull Was a Respected Leader of the Sioux\nSitting Bull. Library of Congress\nSitting Bull was known to white Americans before the battle of the Little Bighorn, and was even mentioned periodically in newspapers published in New York City. He became known as the leader of the Indian resistance to the invasions of the Black Hills, and in the weeks following the loss of Custer and his command, Sitting Bull's name was plastered across American newspapers.\nThe New York Times, on July 10, 1876, published a profile of Sitting Bull based, it was said, on an interview with a man named J.D. Keller who had worked at the Indian reservation at Standing Rock. According to Keller, \"His countenance is of an extremely savage type, betraying that bloodthirstiness and brutality for which he has long been notorious. He has the name of being one of the most successful scalpers in Indian country.\"\nOther newspapers repeated a rumor that Sitting Bull had learned French from trappers as a child, and had somehow studied the tactics of Napoleon.\nRegardless of what white Americans chose to believe, Sitting Bull had gained the respect of the various Sioux tribes, who gathered to follow him in the spring of 1876. When Custer arrived in the area, he did not expect that so many Indians had come together, inspired by Sitting Bull.\nFollowing the death of Custer, soldiers flooded into the Black Hills, intent on capturing Sitting Bull. He managed to escape to Canada, along with family members and followers, but returned to the US and surrendered in 1881.\nThe government kept Sitting Bull isolated on a reservation, but in 1885 he was allowed to leave the reservation to join Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show, a hugely popular attraction. He was only a performer for a few months.\nIn 1890 he was arrested as the US government feared he was an instigator of the Ghost Dance, a religious movement among Indians. While in custody he was shot and killed.\nCol. Myles Keogh of the 7th Cavalry Was Buried at the Little Bighorn Site\nGrave of Myles Keogh. New York Public Library\nTwo days after the battle, reinforcements arrived, and the carnage of Custer's Last Stand was discovered. The bodies of the men of the 7th Cavalry were strewn across a hillside, stripped of their uniforms, and often scalped or mutilated.\nSoldiers buried the bodies, generally where they fell, and marked the graves as best they could. The names of officers were usually put on a marker, and enlisted men were buried anonymously.\nThis photograph depicts the grave of Myles Keogh. Born in Ireland, Keogh was an expert horseman who had been a colonel in the cavalry in the Civil War. 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The prints were generally framed and hung behind the bar, and were thus seen by millions of Americans.\nThis particular illustration comes from another bit of vintage pop culture, the cigarette card, which were small cards issued with packs of cigarettes (much like the bubblegum cards of today). This particular card portrays Custer attacking an Indian village in the snow, and thus appears to depict the Battle of the Washita in November 1868. In that engagement, Custer and his men attacked a Cheyenne camp on a frigid morning, catching the Indians by surprise.\nThe bloodshed at the Washita has always been controversial, with some critics of Custer terming it little more than a massacre, as women and children were among those killed by the cavalry. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Bridge Funding News / Could Bridget Jones still afford her flat in Borough Market?\nTiger Bridging takes a look at Bridget Jones and the property market today\nEven through a collection of mistakes and mishaps, Bridget Jones got one thing categorically right; the flat she was in during the first film!\nThe famous flat sits above the Globe Tavern and has increased in value by more than 240% since the film debuted in 2001. This is due to both London\u2019s overheated property market as well as the location of the flat being right next to the reinvigorated Borough Market.\nAccording to \u2018onthemarket.com\u2019, Jones would have had to pay somewhere in the region of \u00a3190,000 for the property. If she were to sell it today though, she could expect a sum more along the lines of \u00a3650,000, even with the noise of the two nearby railway lines.\nIn the first film, Bridget Jones was a publisher, a career path in which she could have expected to earn a wage of around \u00a323,000 back then. This would be literally just about enough to afford the flat above the pub.\nIn modern times however, that salary would likely mean Jones could have gotten a \u00a390,000 mortgage. Unfortunately in today\u2019s property market, that would mean that she wouldn\u2019t have been able to buy in London, but maybe afford to rent in most places outside of Zone 1.\nHer career path today would net her around \u00a335,000 taking inflation into account. This is still unlikely to be enough to enable a purchase of a property in London. She could however, use the money to rent a very modest flat in the Borough station area.\nAs all Bridget Jones fans will be aware, she jumped ship to become a TV news producer, a much more lucrative career. In the new film \u201cBridget Jones\u2019 Baby\u201d, it\u2019s strongly suggested that she\u2019s a bit of a high-flyer.\nThat said, Jones would still have had to have been a very high flying individual in order to afford a smarter flat in Borough. Jones could buy a smart one-bed flat for \u00a3764,995 that\u2019s within a couple minutes\u2019 walk from the station. This particular property is equipped with stunning modern furnished as well as underfloor heating!\nGiven the fact that \u00a360,000 a year is a high end estimate of her wage, she would still be very unlikely to be able to comfortably afford such a place. This shows just how unforgiving the market is today, and just how improved and sought after the Borough area has become.\nWith the information we have about theaforementionedsimilar flat, if Jones is earning \u00a360,000 a year, she could still afford to buy, but just not in as central a location as Borough Market. Theorising she has no savings and could get a mortgage of roughly 4 x her annual salary, we could expect Jones to be living somewhere such as South-East London\u2019s Forest Hill.\nTo put in perspective, this flat in question is a miles walk, and then a 15 minute train ride to Jones\u2019 original flat in the film. For anyone that is still wondering, the flat used in the film isn\u2019t actually for sale. It\u2019s still used today by the pub below.",
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        "raw_content": "Arts and EntertainmentGrab your broomstick! Time for a movie review!\n\u201cThe Witch\u201d\u009d is a new horror movie from first-time director Robert Eggers about a Puritan family who live alone by a large forest in New England during the 1630\u2019s. At the beginning of the film, they are leaving the \u201cplantation,\u201d\u009d a community of pilgrims who have also immigrated from Europe. The father, William, disagrees with the lack of religious vigor amongst the locals and has chosen to move his family, a wife and four...\nMaddie SmithMarch 4, 2016131 min\n\u201cThe Witch\u201d\u009d is a new horror movie from first-time director Robert Eggers about a Puritan family who live alone by a large forest in New England during the 1630\u2019s. At the beginning of the film, they are leaving the \u201cplantation,\u201d\u009d a community of pilgrims who have also immigrated from Europe. The father, William, disagrees with the lack of religious vigor amongst the locals and has chosen to move his family, a wife and four children, away. They have chosen to abandon the only society they know in this new world to live an isolated existence. Months later, the family dwells in a small shack-like structure that William built. They survive off of the corn they grow and the game they hunt. The mother, Katherine, has given birth to a baby boy, Samuel, who is the center of Thomasin, the oldest sister\u2019s, world. The rest of the family consists of the second oldest son, Caleb, who is intelligent and devoted to his religion, and the toddler twins, Mercy and Jonas.\nThe film starts when Thomasin is playing outside with Samuel. She closes her eyes in a game of peekaboo, but when she opens them, Samuel is gone. The next few minutes reveal that the baby has been taken by the witch, a reality the film never tries to disguise with ambiguity or metaphor. I won\u2019t reveal exactly what happens, but I will say that the entire theater erupted in groans.\nThe family is left in absolute ruins. Because Samuel was unbaptized, there is no guarantee that he has ascended to Heaven and is most likely burning in Hell. Katherine makes no secret about placing her blame on Thomasin, who is beginning to show signs of rebellion against her repressive family. The rest of the film shows the family\u2019s slow descent into paranoia over the ever-growing presence of the paranormal.\nOne of the largest impressions this film left on me was my opinion of the witch. Again, the film never hides the fact that the witch exists. Unlike another recent, great horror film, \u201cThe Babadook,\u201d\u009d the monster of \u201cThe Witch\u201d\u009d cannot be interpreted as delusions brought on by trauma. My surprising response about halfway through the story was that I stopped viewing the witch as the villain. As Thomasin, a girl who has been burdened by an oppressive society her whole life, is subjected to more and more hardships at the hands of her family, the audience begins to feel more negatively toward characters like Katherine or the twins than towards the supernatural. That\u2019s not uncommon in a horror movie though. Many times, the purpose of the monster is to reveal the true nature of the human characters. However, I\u2019ve never seen a movie where I begin to root for the monster. By the end of the film, I was clapping when Thomasin made her final decision.\nIt\u2019s difficult to interpret what exactly \u201cThe Witch\u201d\u009d was about. On one hand, it\u2019s easy to make the assumption that the film was commenting on the hysteria that comes with oppressive societies. However, in the context of this film, the family wasn\u2019t exactly being paranoid. They believe in witches because they live in a world inhabited by witches. Their beliefs aren\u2019t unjustified.\nBut, then again, the witches are a form of extreme female empowerment, which wouldn\u2019t be necessary without something to rebel against. Would the witches exist without being driven to evil by the Puritan church? Perhaps the film is exposing the only reactions people have to repression: either allow the negativity to consume you or rebel against it until you are just as evil.\nWomen's basketball win SCAC Championship\nBest and worst of Texas from a non-Texan",
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        "raw_content": "10 Benefits of Buying a Home in Turkey\nWhy buy in Turkey?\nWritten on: 8 May 2016\nForeign investment in Turkish properties has been popular for decades but it has been on the rise in recent years. There are three types of foreign property owners in Turkey. Perhaps the most popular is the holiday home owner, those who have found a destination in Turkey that they have fallen in love with and so choose to buy a villa or an apartment with the intention of being able to visit more often and without the costs of accommodation; they create for themselves a home from home. The second is property purchased by expatriates, retirees who choose to live a more simple and cost effective life in a country that provides warm weather and good health care. Finally, the market is often dipped into by investment buyers, business owners and developers who purchase land or properties to renovate, rent out or provide as a holiday accommodation as a business.\nWhichever kind of investor you consider yourself to be, buying property in Turkey is a winning situation in many ways. For a start, property in Turkey is generally cheaper than in the EU or Gulf States and you can get a lot more for your money. If you choose to retire in Turkey and become a resident or citizen, you benefit from the lack of inheritance tax and the cost of living is considerably cheaper than in most desirable countries in the world. This is all before you consider the fact that the pace of life is much slower in most places in Turkey, the food is healthy and the sun always seems to be shining. It is a desirable way to live. As an investor, the Turkish economy is highly dependent on tourism, so there is always money to be made from buy to let arrangements. If you are planning to buy a property in Turkey to use for yourself as a holiday home, you have the benefits that come with owning a second home, like more holidays!\nWhatever the reason for your interest in buying property abroad, there are many benefits to choosing Turkey as your second home; here are our top ten.\nAny property owner in the EU will know that buying a home is expensive. Even after the cost of the property itself, you have to consider survey fees, lawyer costs, stamp duty and the costs of any renovations that the house or apartment requires. In Turkey, you really do get value for money. Not only are properties in general inexpensive, especially compared to declining European destinations, you can get your hands on beautiful luxury apartments or villas without having to break the bank. Many of the properties you can buy are new builds with the highest quality of decor, such as marble floors and beautifully tiled bathrooms. With the exchange rate taken into consideration as well, you can get an awful lot of home for the money you have to spend. In many areas of Turkey, what would buy you a one bedroom apartment in the UK for instance, could potentially buy you a three or four bedroom villa in many of the popular towns, with the added bonus of living in one of the most beautiful countries in the world.\n2) Wonderful Climate\nImagine living in a place where you would never have to worry about digging your car out of snow! It has been well documented that vitamin D is one of the most beneficial supplements to our health and well being and vitamin D comes from the sun. Never again would you have to worry about seasonally affected disorder as on 300 days of the year, you are likely to wake up to beautiful sunshine and warmth. Of course no country\u2019s weather is perfect. Turkey has rain just as most other places do and it can be hard and heavy rain, but balmy temperatures can be found all year round along the Turkish Riviera with winter rarely dropping below five degrees celsius. Could you see yourself spending Christmas or new year on the beach? The beautiful climate is one of the main reasons so many people are choosing to move their lives to Turkey.\nNo matter which part of Turkey you are in, you will find that most things you pay for in Turkey are considerably cheaper than at home. Electric and gas, council tax, renovations, maintenance, food and drink, everyday groceries, transport and even petrol cost just a fraction of what it does in the EU meaning that every day living costs are much, much cheaper than they would be in your home country. So, not only would your property be less expensive, the running of it would be affordable leaving you with more disposable money to enjoy the wonderful benefits that Turkey brings.\n4) For All Budgets\nWhether you have expensive taste or budgeted finances, you will find a wide variety of options to suit all lifestyles. Property options in Turkey range from a modest one bedroom apartment to lavish 5 or even 6 bedroom villas with private pools and stunning grounds. Decor can be simple and minimalist which saves money, or if can be extravagant and of the highest quality. Even the grandest of homes in Turkey only cost a fraction of what you would pay in the EU and so the budget options are extremely affordable with some areas offering small one bedroom apartments with a shared pool for as little as \u00a330,000.\n5) Easy Access\nTransport in Turkey is great and still cheap and reliable. With easy access to a number of airports all year round, your journey home is normally within half an hour in most popular locations. Trains run regularly between major cities such as Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir. Dolmu\u015f buses are plentiful for local travel, mainstream bus networks are available between major towns and taxis are cheap. Air travel is regular and inexpensive within Turkey, with most airports offering international travel too. Every man and his dog in Turkey are happy to help and with most locals having more than one business, you are never far away from someone who can take you somewhere, or somebody who knows somebody!\n6) Turkish Residency\nIt is by far one of the latest most popular reasons for buying a home in Turkey due to the current Turkish Government\u2019s ever so successful open market policy which invites investors to settle in Turkey. Once you purchase your property in Turkey and register it to your name, you are now eligible to apply for Residency in Turkey. As a property owner in Turkey, you have much more freedom if you apply for residency, especially if you intend to spend an extended amount of time in the country. If you are planning to use your property as a holiday home, a tourist visa has restrictions on the amount of time you can be in the country. As a resident, you would be free to come and go as you please. Of course if you are planning to move to Turkey permanently, a residents permit is the only way to ensure that you can stay, becoming a resident would also give you a future opportunity to become a citizen.\n7) Inheritance Tax\nThere isn\u2019t one in Turkey. Like most countries such as the UK, if you wish to transfer the ownership to your loved ones, you would be taxed up to 20%. In Turkey there is no inheritance tax policy and there has never been a discussion to implement one either. With so many people choosing to buy property in Turkey to enable retirement, this is a huge consideration. Buyers should be aware that EU law can affect this and certain rules do apply. For example, the rules for paying inheritance tax on a foreign property depend on how long the property owner lived abroad and whether their assets are in their home country or abroad. Your local government website and advisors will have more information on this, but in most cases, families of property owners and those who have left their home country will be exempt from paying inheritance tax on any assets in Turkey.\n8) Full Ownership\nWhatever you buy in Turkey, you have the rights for the \u2018freehold ownership\u2019 of your Turkish property. Whether it is a small apartment unit or a detached home you are the sole owner of the property and the land that it is built on. This gives you much more freedom when it comes to renovating or selling your property. It also means that you have much more control of what happens to the land around you and how the local councils look after it.\n9) Turkish Food\nWe would like you to fill this part! Who has never tasted Turkish food before? That\u2019s what we thought. Whether you are in a fancy restaurant or a local lokanta you can always rely on god quality, authentic Turkish food pretty much anywhere in Turkey. One of the major plus sides of living on Turkish food is that it is so healthy. All of the produce is locally grown and fresh leaving it much more nutritious than what you would find in your local supermarket at home. Not forgetting that the beautiful Turkish sunshine is just as good for the locally grown fruit and vegetables as it is for us. Many areas of Turkey that are property buyers\u2019 favourites tend to favour local restaurants and fast food outlets are few and far between. Your first meal of the day is the most important and a Turkish breakfast is one of the best in the world. Accompanied by a delicious pot of Turkish tea, it is the perfect healthy meal to set you up for the day.\nTurkey is a country with thousands of years of history dating back to the Roman Empire and the latest Ottoman Empire. Whether you are in the old capital of Istanbul or near the ancient ruins in Ephesus or in the wonderful caves in Cappadocia you can always smell the history within the country. In fact, wherever you are in Turkey, you are not far away from a world of history with ruins scattered across the land. Even a hike on walking paths in many areas will bring you across magical little patches of unrestored buildings that have a wealth of a past. In the past few decades more and more have been discovered and local councils are making an effort to restore and renovate many of the ruins which are available to be viewed and explored. 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        "raw_content": "March 30, 2018 UCCA District 1 - City Council, ImproveUC - UCCF, UCPG - Planning Group, University City News UCCA 0\nMap shown above are of the Pure Water proposed alignment and alternative routes proposed by UCPG. The red Pure Water proposal will have a valve and water hammer condition at the top of every hill, including Governor and Genesee. In order to purge air in the sewer lines the valve will periodically and without warning emit a potentially noxious, toxic sewer stench at the intersection. Water hammer, which is a loud banging sound will also occur at every hill, some may assume that an earthquake is in progress. There are several of these hills with the red Pure Water proposal. The yellow SDGE alternate has very few hill conditions because it is a straight, deep, underground run. The yellow solution is the only one that encloses the sewage pipes within a larger pipe and has a built-in safety feature that contain sewage spills. Many consider yellow both the conservation and environmental choice.\nThe city has big plans for a water reclamation program known as Pure Water. The final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) was recently released and City Council will be voting whether to approve the project on April 10th, 2018 Phase one of this water reclamation project could produce 30 million gallons a day of potable water. It is hoped that when the entire project is complete, it would provide up to one third of San Diego\u2019s drinking water by 2035.\nPhase one of the project is scheduled to be complete in 2021 and cost $1.2 billion. The entire project is expected to cost $3 billion, of which $2.3 billion would be provided by the EPA in low interest loans to the city of San Diego. This project serves two purposes: reducing dependency on imported water; and reducing the amount of solid waste being process at the Point Loma Sewage treatment facility.\nThe Pure Water project consists of pump stations, pipelines, solid waste recovery, and the water reclamation facility. The water reclamation processing will take place at a facility just east of 805, between Miramar and Eastgate Mall. The Morena Pump station will be located just northeast of the I-8/I-5 interchange. The Morena pipelines will run between the Morena Pump station and the Pure Water plant (NCWRP); to be built under Morena Boulevard, Clairemont Drive, Genesee Avenue, Nobel Drive and Town Center Drive.\nThis pipeline would have a large pipe (48\u201d diameter) to transport the raw sewage upstream to the NCWRP, and a smaller pipe (30\u201d diameter) to transport the brine/centrate back to the Morena Pipeline. The pipeline is to be placed along existing right of way of city streets \u2013 it will cross several canyons and mesas \u2013 requiring pumps to move the sewage up and down the hills between the locations.\nThe portion of the forcemains that impacts us here in UC is the part that runs north from Clairemont along Genesee, then east on Nobel, and north on Town Center Drive. Most of the pipeline will be placed by trenching the roadways deep enough to place the 48\u201d pipe and the 30\u201d pipe 5-8\u2019 below the surface, and below existing utilities. The trench is expected to be 12-16 feet wide and will require lane closures during construction. Additionally there will be tunnels bored to run the pipeline under San Clemente creek at the Genesee and 52 intersection, and under Rose Creek and the railroad tracks near Centurion Square, and another tunnel under I-805 from the end of Executive.\nOf specific concern are the intersections of Genesee and Governor and the corner of Nobel and Genesee. Genesee and Governor is a critical intersection for South UC. Governor is the only East West connector for emergency vehicles. There is also a high risk to encounter contaminated soil from leaking underground gas storage tanks. Three of the four gas stations at the intersection have active status for leaking underground storage tanks. If the trenching encounters contaminated soil, additional steps must be taken to handle this soil. The risk of contaminated dust being generated increases. This intersection is adjacent to Curie Elementary School, Regency Villas Senior community, All Saints Preschool, and Standley Middle School. Seniors and children could be at risk if contaminated soil is encountered. EPA processes would be triggered.\nAt Nobel and Genesee there are two residential communities on the south side of Nobel that have already had major impacts of construction from the trolley construction and Westfield renovation. The Westfield residential tower is currently under construction, impacting traffic, creating dust and making noise. It will not be completed till late 2019 to early 2020. If it is approved the proposed Costa Verde expansion is also slated to start construction in 2019. The cumulative impact on the residents from all of this construction was minimized and misrepresented in the final EIR.\nThe construction along Genesee will be done at night between 9pm and 5am. It will be between 8:30 and 3:30 on Towne Center between Nobel and La Jolla Village, and between 7:30 and 4:30 on Nobel.\nOnce the pipeline is under operation there is a risk of rupture or leak of the pressurized sewage. There is also the risk of noise due to \u2018water hammering\u2019 as the pressure changes when it goes up and down the canyons. And there is a risk of odor at the relief valves. One of the valves will be just north of Governor Drive.\nThe local planning group, UCPG, formed a subcommittee to review the draft EIR and submit a response. The UCPG submitted a letter produced by the subcommittee expressing their concerns about construction impacts and whether it was appropriate to run this pipeline through a residential neighborhood and expressed concern of risk of sewage spill if the pipeline breaks or leaks. The city dismissed these concerns. The draft and final EIRs did not present alternative pipeline alignments and the Morena pipeline alignment was not presented to the public till the draft EIR stage. UCPG proposed several alternative pipeline alignments, including one that the city had studied prior to the draft EIR, which would run under the SDG&E high power lines. Please see graphic. The city rejected all alternatives in their final EIR.\nThe Morena Pipeline is scheduled to commence construction in April 2019 and last through October 2021. The Final EIR is available on the city\u2019s website at https://www.sandiego.gov/water/purewater/purewatersd/reports\nNotice of Public Hearing: On April 10, the San Diego City Council is scheduled to hear the case for approving the City\u2019s Pure Water Project at 2:00 pm (Council Chambers, 12th Floor, 202 \u201cC\u201d Street). UCCA, UCPG, and UCCF have all voiced opposition, not to the project itself, but to the sewer pipe alignment along Morena Drive, Clairemont Drive, Genesee Avenue, Nobel and Town Center Drive.\nThose unable to attend the hearing may express support or opposition to this issue before the date of the hearing and decision by City Council. All communications will be forwarded to the Mayor and Council members. 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        "raw_content": "Radio Facts (www.radiofacts.com) announced today that Reach Media and Radio One syndicated radio Host D.L. Hughley has been named the 2018 \u201cRadio Host of the Year\u201d in the 2nd annual Radio Facts \u201cPower Play List\u201d magazine\nThe annual magazine and honor recognize those who use their industry platform as a commitment to advancing, educating and advocating for diversity.\n\u201cHonorees like D.L. are setting the standard for the widening realm of platforms for urban broadcasting,\u201d said Kevin Ross, CEO of The Radio Facts \u201cPower Play List\u201d Magazine. \u201cHis best selling book \u2018How Not to Get Shot: And Other Advice From White People\u2019 as well as his popular videos are a prime example of his commitment, compassion and advocacy for the often disenfranchised. He is a voice for the voiceless.\u201d\nOn winning the award Hughley states, \u201cI think that if you at a certain point, have a microphone or a canvas or any apparatus, it expounds your perspective and you have an obligation to say what you see and that\u2019s what I do now.\u201d Hughley was interviewed for the magazine and the extended full podcast will be available on the Radio Facts site in January.\nSince 2017, Power Play List Magazine has honored those who show a commitment to diversity in the expanding broadcast industry. The magazine also honors the Syndicated Show of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year, Broadcast Executive of the Year, Record Executive of the Year and many more. Last year\u2019s Radio Host of the Year was Charlamagne Tha God from Power 105 in New York. The new magazine will hit the industry in mid-December.\nABOUT D.L. HUGHLEY\nD.L. Hughley is a popular national stand-up comedian and a national radio host for Radio One and Reach Media. Radio One is the largest broadcasting company serving the African American community. D.L. can currently be heard nationwide as the host of his own afternoon radio show \u201cThe DL Hughley Show\u201d which is syndicated in over 60 markets across the country. D.L. is currently touring as part of the Comedy Get Down Tour, which features Cedric the Entertainer, George Lopez, and Eddie Griffin. The tour will be turned into a docu-reality series to air on BET and Comedy Central this fall.\nABOUT RADIO FACTS\nRadio Facts is a Broadcast, Music and Marketing company. The website (www.radiofacts.com) is a platform for the daily industry blog with news and information emailed to the industry as well as an archive site for the history of urban music and broadcasting. Radio Facts is also a magazine with three annual issues: Women of Color in Media (August), Power Play List (December) and our latest edition All Things Music (March). Radio Facts targets, musicians, producers, radio programmers, radio broadcasters, music consumers and more. Radio Facts CEO Kevin Ross is a broadcast industry vet, journalist, and industry entrepreneur with more than 30 years in radio, records and magazine publishing.\nFollow Radio Facts on Twitter @radiofactsblog\nFacebook: @radiofacts\nInstagram @radiofactsblog\nAURN Responds To President Trump\u2019s Attack On White House Journalists\nIt was with extreme disappointment and dismay that we heard President Trump demean American Urban Radio Network\u2019s White House Correspondent and Washington Bureau Chief, April Ryan last Friday. For more than two decades April Ryan has been one of the few African American journalists covering the White House holding both Republican and Democratic administrations accountable on issues impacting people of color. American Urban Radio Networks (AURN) is the largest radio network in the country reaching African Americans. As our White House Correspondent April asks tough questions illuminating issues critical to our audience. Last week the President revoked access to the White House for CNN\u2019s Jim Acosta and threatened to do the same with Ms. Ryan after labeling her \u201ca loser\u201d in remarks before departing for Paris.\n\u201cWe condemn these personal attacks as a campaign of intimidation putting April Ryan at risk as well as the entire press corps,\u201d said Chesley Maddox-Dorsey, CEO of AURN. In addition to Ms. Ryan, over a 48-hour span last week the President also attacked two other prominent African American female journalists, Abby Phillip of CNN and Yamiche Alcindor of PBS.\n\u201cOn this Veterans Day, we recognize that African Americans have participated in every fight to protect and defend the United States. Many in our audience have family members who have given their lives to uphold the foundations of a democratic civil society and we treasure the reality and the spirit of a free and robust press representing all of the people of these United States,\u201d said Maddox-Dorsey.\nWe will continue to strive even harder to ensure that our audience is able to enjoy the foundations of a democratic civil society. AURN\u2019s April Ryan helps Americans engage with and learn from\u2014almost as if they were there themselves\u2013the powerful and revered US Presidency and team. She is a reporter committed to the exemplary standards required of all media outlets but further refined by her training, her experience, and her work at the White House.\nAURN\u2019s President of Program Operations and Vietnam Veteran, Jerry Lopes says it best, \u201cWe, like all Americans, have a vested interest in the success of the office of the Presidency and the person who occupies it. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Available Guests\nLove\u2019s Way: Living Peacefully with Your Family as Your Parents Age\nBy 2030, 1 in 5 residents will be retirement age while the median age is expected to increase to 43 in the next four decades. What do these impending trends mean? Former judge, Carolyn Miller Parr, and mediator, Sig Cohen say the biggest impacts are not just demographic or economic; they are practical and emotional too. Today\u2019s seniors, they say, care more about maintaining the freedom to make their own decisions yet they face loneliness and isolation, even from their own adult children. \u201cWhen we were growing up, Mom and Dad were the permission givers, advisers, financiers, shelter providers, big-picture framers, and decision-makers,\u201d said Parr and Cohen. \u201cNow children want to advise parents about their parents\u2019 safety, finances, and care.\u201d Some parents feel relief but others feel resentment. When an aging parent prefers autonomy to their own safety this can also create a sense of frustration or fear for adult children. They cover the big issues from communication, sibling rivalries, planning, finances, important documents, and death and dying. \u201cDeath is rarely on our conversational agenda,\u201d say the authors. \u201cWe wish for our lives to end in a certain way, but we rarely plan for it. Our goal is to show families how to live in peace as parents\u2019 age\u201d (Washington DC).\nUncluttered: Free Your Space, Free Your Schedule, Free Your Soul\nSeventy-five percent of garages are so full of stuff that people cannot park their cars inside. Refrigerators are cluttered with coupons, photos, or other objects. Closets burst with unnecessary clothes or shoes. Storage units have become big business. Ellis says research shows that owning more stuff inevitably means also having more stress. But it isn\u2019t just material items. \u201cWe gradually but continually stuffed more and more into our lives. Responsibilities, activities, vocations. Children, classes, cross-country moves.\u201d says Ellis. \u201cIn addition to all that, technology that barely existed when we\u2019d first gotten married\u2014 we now used regularly. We were totally connected, constantly available, and rapidly approaching burnout.\u201d The solution? To downsize, and Ellis explains how to do just that (Mission Viejo, CA).\nThe Shot Caller: My Life as a Latino Gangbanger\n\u201cI was not looking for God when I was in prison . . . `I barely knew who God was. My life is a miracle in many ways.\u201d\nDiaz grew up in gang-ridden Los Angeles where it was all about protecting your turf. \u201cIn a few short years, I had become accustomed to brutality, barbarity, and brutishness. When life and death are in your hands, you feel really important. He recounts the violence, the hatred, the reason young people go into gangs, and the consequences that led to his time in New Folsom Prison\u2019s solitary confinement unit. \u201cNothing affected me. My conscience was gone. My soul had turned black.\u201d It was in his place of isolation, desperation, despair that a Black woman reached out to him from behind the door, \u201cI\u2019m praying for you, and I believe God is going to use you.\u201d The encounter changed Diaz\u2019s life and proved the prayers of a faithful woman were heard (Burbank, CA).\nDr. Gregory Jantz\n40 Answers for Teen\u2019s Top Questions\n\u201cAn upset, worried teenager is not a happy camper. [Many] frustrated, distraught teens are often trying to figure out who they want to be,\u201d says Dr. Gregg Jantz. In spite of the negative stereotypes of teen laziness, addiction to technology, and lack of respect for authority, Jantz sees reason to be optimistic about this generation. Jantz and his son collaborate to help parents (and teens) enter one another\u2019s world and understand it. \u201cTeens may vehemently deny it but they do care about what their parents think,\u201d says Jantz. And, according to his son (Gregg Jr.), \u201cTeens want their parents to respect them.\u201d (Seattle, WA).\nHealing the Scars of Childhood Abuse\nHow can parents protect children from abusive predators? And what about broken and dysfunctional parents or stepparents who mistreat or abuse children? Abuse is on the rise. The number of children killed in their own homes is on the rise. In the last ten years, 20,000 children have died in their homes as a result of physical violence. The children who manage to survive the abuse become nine times more likely to be involved in criminal activity. And sadly, the U.S. has some of the highest rates of child abuse among industrialized nations. Dr. Jantz says part of the problem is a culture that sexualizes children and glorifies violence. He offers help and healing for those who have been abused.\n7 Books that Rocked the Church\nKarl Marx, Charles Darwin, Galileo Galilei, Sigmund Freud, Voltaire, and Joseph Campbell each challenged traditional Christian worldviews. Crane examines books by these men and offers hope for ideas that often oppose Christian values and thought. He encourages us to develop the ability to interact with new and possibly dangerous ideas that stand between faith and reason. How do we handle books or ideas that oppose a Christian worldview? How do we engage with a culture that has little or no faith? Crane tackles topics such as the Enlightenment, psychology, communism, science and politics, and evolution (Ann Arbor, MI).\nLess than one-third of all Christians give their hearts to Christ after the age of 21. This means the role of parenting is vital during the formative years. \u201cI can get so caught up in what is urgent that I give no attention to what is important,\u201d says Rienow. \u201cIf we are not intentional with our parenting, we run the risk of ending up with a family filled with achievement, recreation, and niceness. God has a far grander plan for us and our children.\u201d Rienow and his wife, Amy, say the job of parenting has become secondary to many other pursuits in modern life. We live with the tyranny of the urgent and forget to live intentionally, especially when it comes to taking advantage of spare moments we can invest in our children\u2019s moral and spiritual development (Chicago, IL).\nGenerations: Following Jesus as a Family\nThe family is under enormous pressure as divorce and alternative configurations of \u201cfamily\u201d have supplanted the traditional family. Dr. Rienow acknowledges that parenting is a daily struggle and pressure to give up and move on prevails in a throw-away culture. But, he says, kids fare better and are more successful as adults when they are raised by a mother and father in an intact home. No other configuration is close to providing stability and nurturing. His 8-session journey explores marriage, forgiveness, trust, repentance, and the Creator\u2019s plan for the family. Solid family, parenting and marriages don\u2019t happen accidentally; they happen with purposeful planning (Wheaton, IL).\nFaith Across the Multiverse: Parables from Modern Science\nScience can help us know God. While the church has often had a complicated and even hostile relationship with science Walsh says science reveals much about the God of the universe. A molecular biologist and immunologist he completed postdoctoral work in computational biology. 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Citing the horrendous statistics of 1 in 4 people with an STD and the 4.3 billion hours people watched on Pornhub last year, they argue that gender conflict leads to sexual conflict. Only by honoring God as He created us can we truly find deeply satisfying relationships (Nashville, TN).\nWe Believed: our ten year journey pursuing God\u2019s promises to adopt four children\nOnly 2 percent of American families ever adopt and international adoptions are becoming more restrictive. Nevertheless, seven million Americans are adopted (1 in 50). Kids in foster care account for the majority of adoptions but foreign-born children are also part of the total. Jeff Moore and his wife took a leap of faith and adopted not one, but four siblings and brought them into their home. They chronicle the challenges, the call to be faithful, and the miracles that occurred along the way. Their step of faith is frightening and rewarding, frustrating and joyful, exciting and exhausting (Denver, CO).\nKelly M. 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Rather than embracing the faith of her childhood, she went the other direction. \u201cIt was a time of decadence, and I was free. No boundaries, no hindrances, and no relationship with God seemed the ideal ingredients of happiness,\u201d says Gintz. She recounts her pain-filled journey looking for love. In spite of trying to rectify her gay lifestyle with Christianity she felt conviction. She prayed, \u201cGod, help me do what I don\u2019t have the power to do for myself.\u201d He answered her simple prayer. \u201cNow there I stood, consecrated to the Lord and free from the untamable beast in my soul . . . I had been healed of homosexuality.\u201d (Hudson, OH).\nDenise Shick\nTransgender Confusion: A Biblical Based Q & A For Families\nThe transgender rush for acceptance is just another step in the process of desensitizing Americans. The restroom controversy may be a step too far, creating new problems (voyeurism or pedophilia) and leaves parents with few options. \u201cNo studies have proven anyone to have been born transgender,\u201d says Shick. \u201cThe \u2018born that way\u2019 theories are nothing more than propaganda to gain public sympathy and approval.\u201d She knows firsthand the damage done having grown up with a father who declared himself a female. In trying to connect with a member of the opposite sex, some opt for surgery. \u201cThe person may resemble the opposite gender, due to cosmetic surgeries, but it is \u2018reality\u2019 only within that person\u2019s confused thoughts\u201d She has given expert testimony as to the causes of Gender Identity Disorder, shared the damage done within families, and offered help for those who feel confused (Ashland, KY).\nENVY & JEALOUSY: Taming the Terrible Twins\nEvery human craves Love, Significance and Security. What happens when these are missing? In a broken family, in a broken world, jealousy and envy can wreak havoc. Depression and anger are often present when jealousy rears its ugly head. Hunt explains \u201cworldly jealousy is not based on love, but on wrong desires.\u201d With envy comes ingratitude and sense of entitlement. She helps us see that life is not always fair, that gratitude is an antidote for complaining and discontentment, and that God\u2019s desire for us is wholeness. She includes checklists that help us see where we stand on envy and jealousy (Dallas, TX).\nNina Rosener\n12 Truths to Change Your Marriage\nThe gender wars are not helping relationships. Feminism is not helping relationships. The attempt to eradicate gender differences is neither helpful to women or men. \u201cThe Bible teaches that women are equal to men. Neither gender is better or less than the other. There are differences between the genders, differences between people, and differences between marriages,\u201d says Roesner. But she also says both men and women need one another. \u201cMen are tasked with providing, leading, protecting. Women are tasked with nurturing, caring, and submitting to their husband\u2019s leadership.\u201d While not exactly a message many want to hear, Roesner believes it is a complementary system that works best for women as well as children (Cincinnati, OH).\nMy Path to Heaven on Earth: How I Lost my Life and Found Hope\nThe vice president of a large grocery chain with a big salary, three kids in college and two homes, Clarke had a sudden awakening when he had a severe stroke at 55. His world changed forever as did that of his family. \u201cThe stroke robbed me of my executive brain function but left me with an amazing gift; a love for God like I had never experienced.\u201d Why do bad things happen and what can we do about them? \u201cWe can either be dragged along on our life journey kicking and screaming, or we can accept God\u2019s will, trust in Him and enjoy the ride,\u201d says Clarke (Myrtle Beach, SC).\nLorraine Marie Varela\nPlanned from the Start\nUnplanned, the movie, tells the story of Abby Johnson who ran a Planned Parenthood facility. Her view of abortion was dramatically altered when she witnessed an ultrasound-guided abortion and watched a thirteen-week-old infant fight for its life. Varela\u2019s book picks up when Unplanned ends. She says one in four women will have an abortion by the time they turn 45. She offers healing and hope to those who have chosen abortion in the past. The real story behind abortion is the grief, guilt, shame, regret, and depression that women face. This is something abortion providers fail to explain and try to hide. \u201cMany who have aborted their children feel pressure to hide their emotions of grief, and act as if everything is okay,\u201d says Varela. \u201cGrief has a purpose. You wouldn\u2019t grieve if you didn\u2019t love\u201d (Valencia, CA)\nEdward Moody, PhD\nFirst Aid for Emotional Hurts: Helping People Through Difficult Times\nSchool shootings. Bullying. Broken families and hearts. What happens to hurting people? As the old adage goes, \u201cthey hurt others.\u201d Moody helps leaders, parents, teachers by giving them the tools they need to help those dealing with emotional hurts, addiction, crisis, mental health challenges or rejection. In a world bent on looking in all the wrong places for answers to complex problems, Moody gives help for meeting emotional needs, not just physical ones. He gives solid answers and hope designed to lead to restoration (Raleigh, NC).\nMore than Surviving: Courageous Meditations for Men Hurting from Childhood Abuse\nMale sexual abuse is on the rise. The percentage of sexual-harassment charges filed by men with the EEOC has doubled from 8 percent to 16 percent. At school, in the home, in church, and even in the workplace sexual abuse of boys and young men is a crime that leaves indelible scars on those who survive. Yet, just 1 in 3 cases are reported. Award-winning author, Cec Murphey, knows the impact first hand. \u201cAs a child, I was beaten by my father, sexually assaulted by a female relative, and verbally abused by both parents. When I was six; an elderly man rented a room in our house. He sexually molested me and my sister.\u201d But he doesn\u2019t dwell on the past he dwells on the healing (Atlanta, GA).\nRichard Simmons, III.\n\u201cTo live in a relationship with God is why we are here and why we exist,\u201d says Richard Simmons III. The overriding question most people ask at some point in their lives is \u201cWhy am I here?\u201d He explains that culture gives us the impression that happiness is the goal of life and that pursing happiness leads to a meaningful life. The opposite is true, \u201cHappiness is the by-product of a meaningful life\u201d not the other way around. \u201cLiving with a sense of purpose and meaning increases a person\u2019s overall well-being that includes life satisfaction, mental health, and self-esteem. More significantly, it decreases the chances of suffering from depression.\u201d If purpose and meaning imply design, then we function best when we do what we are designed to do. When we live apart from our design, we malfunction.\u201d Simmons goes on to explain how we can find our purpose, embrace it and live a life of great fulfillment based on God\u2019s design instead of our own (Birmingham, AL).\n\u201cWaking up that lazy, carefree morning, I had no idea my life was about to change forever.\u201d A high school honors student, decorated athlete and elected member of the student council, David Kline was about to see his life come crashing down. \u201cI ran into the water and dove in right next to my brother. Instantly, my head slammed into the sandy bottom, and just as instantly, my neck was broken and I was paralyzed\u201d says Kline. I was fortunate to be alive.\u201d\nHe is quick to point out that he doesn\u2019t blame God for what happened. He believes that even through all the hard times, God was right there with him. \u201cGod doesn\u2019t change. He is always good. Sometimes it is just difficult to see that while in the midst of a trial\u201d (Grass Valley, CA).\nA Mentor\u2019s Wisdom\nIn a society where we are taught to \u201cpull ourselves up by our bootstraps,\u201d most of us believe success is earned by our own effort without any outside help. We refer to others as \u201cself-made\u201d but this is rarely true by itself. In a culture lacking solid mentors and even fewer followers, the need for help and guidance is as needed as ever. Dr. R. Larry Moyer chronicles how he developed as a leader through the close partnership with a professor who became a friend. Dr. Haddon Robinson dispensed words of wisdom and anecdotes about life that Moyer quickly picked up on and was eager to adopt into his own life and work. The problem with many people who go it alone is, \u201cThey never learn from those experiences,\u201d says Moyer. They repeat the same mistakes or bad choices without anyone telling them to slow down and stop making emotional or impulsive decisions. In fact, Moyer says making any major decision with one\u2019s emotions is one of the worst things we do (Dallas, TX).\nMaking God Part of Your Family\nLess than 20 percent of churchgoers read the Bible and far fewer teens do. Bible reading, even for people of faith, is on the decline. Ironically, while people say it is important, they simply do not do it. Still, the Bible remains the most read and most purchased book in the entire world. According to Michael Grady, a 30-year veteran Bible teacher, the Bible holds less sway over people\u2019s everyday lives. He helps parents and families see the relevance of the Bible to daily life. Instead of rewriting key stories found in the Bible, Grady explains what each means and why, helping readers \u2013 Develop, Understand, Learn, and Apply it to their daily lives. He believes the reason young people don\u2019t read it is that they can\u2019t link these stories with the relevance to their own lives (Florence, SC).\nThe Disconnected Man: breaking down walls and restoring intimacy\nMen are struggling in our culture. They are either aloof or overly aggressive. Many don\u2019t know what\u2019s expected of them and so they make bad decisions at work, in the home or in their relationships. Turner explains how men can get back on track; learn to be what God designed them to be, and overcome the obstacles that lead to breakdown. He describes how men tend to shut down and withdraw; often without the knowledge anything is wrong. Turner says, \u201cDisconnected men hide in plain view\u201d but gives clear direction for women who live with these men and men who want to learn how to connect with those they love (Portland, OR).\nHealing the Scars of Addiction\n\u201cI have watched people today be addicted in ways past generations couldn\u2019t have imagined when I started counseling thirty years ago\u201d says Dr. Gregg Jantz. Today, billions of dollars are spent on various life-altering addictions from opioids to technology, food, alcohol, sex and myriad other dependencies. \u201cAddiction doesn\u2019t go away on its own. It doesn\u2019t get better; it gets worse. Pretending addiction doesn\u2019t exist ensures it does,\u201d says Jantz. He offers real-life solutions to reaching out for help, finding freedom, and moving past the prison of shame. The first step to recovery is hard because it means accepting the truth that you have a problem. He helps us see why the first step isn\u2019t enough, how to put your life back together, and embrace lasting freedom (Seattle, WA).\nFreedom Realized: Finding Freedom from Homosexuality & Living a Life Free From Labels\nBlack, ex-gay himself but happily married for more than 30 years now, says more than 70% of those seeking help with same-sex attraction through First Stone Ministry and Counseling have been set free. His ground-breaking book is based on years of research and meticulously compiling the results of those who sought freedom. \u201cHumanity is fallen,\u201d says Black. \u201cHeterosexuality is an innate created biological fact and therefore cannot change.\u201d He says any other \u201corientations\u201d are not part of God\u2019s design. \u201cThe grace of God is transformational,\u201d even if one feels an inclination to the opposite sex. Truth, not feelings, should be the guide for our sexuality (Oklahoma City, OK).\nRobert Oscar Lopez, PhD.\n\u201cDespite repeated efforts by LGBT activists to equate \u2018love\u2019 with toleration of sodomy, the New Testament provides clear definitions of love, which preclude sin,\u201d says Lopez. There is a growing move to normalize homosexuality and transgenderism even within denominations, seminaries, and churches. Raised by two lesbians, he adopted a gay lifestyle and then came to faith in Christ and left the gay lifestyle before embracing God\u2019s design for marriage. He went on to earn his doctoral degree and now teaches at Southwestern Baptist Theological He says unless churches are defending the biblical design for sexuality and marriage in the public square, then they are failing to defend the flock against LGBT activism (Dallas, TX).\nMichele Howe\nNavigating the Friendship Maze\nThere are three key ingredients that add to a happy life; friendships, family, and a lasting marriage. We know that loneliness is bad for one\u2019s health but the opposite, friendship, is good for one\u2019s health. Yet more people feel disconnected from close friendships today than in previous generations. People with the fewest friendship connections suffer from higher rates of depression, heart disease, and anxiety. Howe doesn\u2019t just talk about the health benefits of friendship; she explains the dynamics of good friends or toxic friends. She offers clear and precise definitions of friendship, noting that not everyone knows what it means to be a good friend. A solid friendship \u201cconsistently adds to the goodness\u201d of the other person (Monroe, MI).\nTo schedule an interview email Don Otis at [email protected] or call 719.275.7775",
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        "raw_content": "Vaccine Could Help Control Feral Cat Population, Study Finds\nA study performed by University of Florida researchers could aid in the management of feral cat populations.\nLead researcher Dr. Julie Levy of the University of Florida.\nThe researchers found that a single dose of the immunocontraceptive vaccine GonaCon controls fertility over multiple years in adult female cats.\n\u201cWe\u2019re hoping this research will lead to a nonlethal method of control for feral cat populations that is less expensive, labor-intensive, and invasive than current methods, such as surgical sterilization,\u201d said Julie Levy, DVM, Ph.D., lead researcher and director of the Maddie\u2019s Shelter Medicine Program at UF.\nNon-profit veterinary research organization Morris Animal Foundation funded the five-year study, which was published online in August in the scientific journal Theriogenology.\nThe UF researchers administered single dose vaccinations to 15 female cats and placebos to another five cats. The cats were then allowed access to a breeding male cat. All five placebo females became pregnant within seven to 28 days.\nAmong the cats treated with GonaCon, 93 percent remained infertile for the first year, 73 percent remained infertile in year two, 53 percent in year three, 40 percent in year four, and 27 percent in year five. Levy said researchers expected the decrease in the vaccine\u2019s efficacy as the cats\u2019 antibodies to the vaccine decreased.\n\u201cAlthough a permanent sterilant would be ideal, a long-acting contraceptive could be an effective tool for managing feral cat populations, especially where surgery is unavailable or impractical,\u201d said Joyce Briggs, president of the Alliance for Contraception in Cats and Dogs, an advocacy group for nonsurgical birth control methods in animals.\nResearchers at the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service National Wildlife Research Center developed GonaCon, and the UF researchers do not have any licensing agreements with the USDA or any commercial interests in the vaccine. The vaccine is registered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for use on female white-tailed deer, and it been effective with other mammal species including feral horses, bison, elk, prairie dogs and ground squirrels.\nYou May Also Like AVMA and AAC release statements commending the 2018 Farm Bill\nThe vaccine stimulates the production of antibodies that bind to GnRH, a hormone in an animal\u2019s body that signals the production of sex hormones, such as estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. By binding to GnRH, the antibodies reduce the animal\u2019s ability to stimulate the release of these sex hormones. All sexual activity is inhibited, and the animals remain in a non-reproductive state as long as a sufficient level of antibody activity is present.",
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        "raw_content": "THE CRIMEAN WAR MEMORIAL\nWe were slightly surprised to learn that Sheffield\u2019s Crimean War Monument was to feature last year as one of the Victorian Society\u2019s list of ten most endangered buildings across the country. The surprise was not that it merited inclusion in the list, but because this had not been one of your Committee\u2019s nominations this year. Rather, the nomination came from a member of the public, and we\u2019re very pleased they were interested enough to do this.\nThe Monument\u2019s history can be briefly told. It was erected by public subscription to commemorate \u2018the natives of Sheffield\u2019 who died in the Crimean War (1853-6). Fundraising began in 1857 and the monument was in place by 1861; Florence Nightingale (who had family connections with Sheffield) declined to unveil it but sent a donation. The designer was the architect George Goldie, a partner in Matthew Hadfield\u2019s practice here. The Monument dignified Moorhead for almost a century until, around 1960, it was dismantled; like almost every statue in the city centre it fell foul of the Council\u2019s traffic engineers. It was broken up, with the statue of Victory from the top, and the base, re-erected in the Botanical Gardens. The column which had joined them was half-buried, in sections, in a public open space in Addy Street, Upperthorpe, where they remain, complete with a plaque recording the event. What happened to the elaborate capital that graced the column, who knows?\nThen in 2004 the Monument had to be removed; it was a condition of the grant which restored the Botanical Gardens that they were restored to their original, 1830s, appearance. So the Monument was taken in to the Council\u2019s store, where it remains, a decade on. They assure us that it is in good condition. We hope so. This is a Grade 2 listed structure paid for by the public and it should be available for them to view and appreciate. The Council, understandably, is concerned about the cost of moving the Monument back into view. Then there is the question where it might go. This is going to take time, but we will do our best to see it through. Sheffield has lost too much of its public art from the city centre, and it\u2019s time to get it back.\nFollowing the inclusion of the Memorial in the Society\u2019s 2104 list of the most endangered Victorian and Edwardian buildings in the country, the City Council offered a meeting, and this finally took place in March. We have established that when it left the Botanical Gardens the Memorial went to specialists for conservation and was subsequently returned, wrapped in plastic and on 11 palettes, to a Council store. There it remains, not even the plastic sheeting having been removed (though it seems that Victory\u2019s sword has somehow come adrift and been shelved separately). No-one could tell us whether the capital is in the store but we suspect not, as it did not end up in the Gardens in 1960, nor is it with the remains of the pillar in Addy Street, and it has not been seen since.\nThe Council\u2019s officers confirmed that the original plans for the ill-fated Sevenstone scheme \u2013 the new retail quarter \u2013 assumed that a home back in the city centre would be found for the Memorial but we were very concerned to be told that the idea had \u2018gone off beyond the margins\u2019 of Council thinking and planning for the successor scheme, which is due to go out to tender later this year. And we saw no sign of serious thinking about ways of raising funding for its restoration, let alone identifying potential sites for its re-erection. It is clearly seen as at most a \u2018nice to have\u2019 which is getting no priority at all within the Council. We appreciate the huge financial and staffing pressures on the Council, but it makes little sense to neglect the possibility of attracting grant funding into the city for a worthwhile project like this.\nAfter the meeting the Chair of VS, Hilary Grainger, wrote to the Council Leader, Cllr Julie Dore, asking her to commit the Council to restoration within a reasonable timeframe, and setting out the good reasons for doing this (did you know our memorial was one of the very first to commemorate ordinary soldiers who fought for their country, rather than generals and admirals?). We look forward to her reply and hope it will be a positive one, not least as the Council has ignored the terms of the planning permission it granted itself for the Memorial\u2019s removal, and that breach has gone on for long enough.\nCRIMEAN WAR MEMORIAL: DEVELOPMENTS \u2013 OR RATHER, NOT.\nIn our last newsletter we reported at length on the Society\u2019s attempts to get the City Council to take seriously its responsibilities for the Crimean War Memorial, in storage for over ten years now and thus leaving the Council in long-term breach of its own planning conditions.\nAfter the meeting between Chris Costelloe, VS Director, and me and Council officials, the Society\u2019s Chairman Prof Hilary Grainger wrote on 3 March to the leader of the Council, Cllr Julie Dore, to set out the reasons for reinstating the Memorial, preferably in the city centre, and offering VS help in achieving this.\nThree months later our Chairman has not had the courtesy of a reply, and Chris Costelloe has reminded Julie Dore\u2019s office that a response is outstanding. In the meantime the Council has published its proposals for what it is now calling the Sheffield Retail Quarter. It is clear that the issue of reinstatement has not been considered in these proposals (though it was said to have featured in the defunct Hammersons\u2019 scheme). A mere 4 weeks were allowed for comment on this massive retail development. The Council will however find in the comments received a number of demands that it puts the Memorial back where it belongs.\nTHE SAGA DRAGS ON\u2026.\nWe reported last time on the delay in getting a response from Sheffield Council to proposals, and offers of help, from our Chairman Hilary Grainger. Just afterwards a letter arrived from Julie Dore, Council Leader. After rejecting any suggestion the Memorial might go into Barker\u2019s Pool (because there is a civic war memorial there already and its policy to see that as commemorating all wars) or the top of Fargate (because it would get in the way of the roundabouts \u2013 and the Council\u2019s income from them) it had nothing positive to suggest other than a vague suggestion that there might be space on the old Castle Markets site once the demolition is complete and the archaeology work on the castle remains has finished and maybe that \u2018could be considered\u2019. Very much a kick into the long grass, since there is no date for the excavation yet (no budget yet secured), no-one knows what will be found and no-one, thus, knows what sort of space might be available. Since then the Sheffield Star has carried a fair amount of correspondence, on both sides of the argument. There is certainly interest in the city on what happens, and we\u2019ll keep up the pressure. This really ought to be an issue for the Retail Quarter plans, and the public art budget included in them. We have decent public art that just needs a place in the sun rather than a dark corner of the Council\u2019s store.\nThe Society is understandably not happy, and has launched an on-line petition on Change.org to press for city centre relocation in time for the 160th anniversary, in 2017, of the end of the Crimean War. Moreover, the recently- released plans for the Sheffield Retail Quarter call for money to be spent on new public art for this area. Why not spend some of the cash on restoring the public art we already have to where it belongs? If you have internet computer access please add your name to the online petition. Just go to Change.org and search for \u2018Sheffield Council\u2019.",
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        "raw_content": "Discover Iran\u2019s Most Important Documentary Filmmaker: Mehrdad Oskouei\nA major retrospective of his work now arrives in New York\nWhen he was 15, Mehrdad Oskouei decided to commit suicide. As he tells it, it was an act of both hopelessness and selflessness: His father had gone bankrupt after being imprisoned, and the family had reached the end of its financial rope; young Mehrdad wanted to drown himself so that there would be one less mouth to feed. But then, as he waited with ropes and weights late one night on the shore of the Caspian Sea, he saw something in the darkness that made him change his mind.\nHere\u2019s how Oskouei related the incident to writer and programmer Amir Soltani: \u201cA car arrived out of nowhere\u2026and more people than it could conceivably fit started coming out of it, playing loud music on their sound system and began dancing and swimming in the water. That moment felt like a catharsis, like a reminder that the world would go around and life would continue whether I was gone or alive.\u201d\nNow Iran\u2019s foremost documentary filmmaker, Oskouei has spent the past couple of decades exploring the restlessness, despair, and resilience he sees around him. Much of this work can now be seen in Anthology Film Archives\u2019 excellent \u201cDocumentary, Iranian Style: The Films of Mehrdad Oskouei,\u201d the most extensive retrospective to date of the director\u2019s pictures in North America. It\u2019s about as essential a film series as I can imagine.\nMost of Oskouei\u2019s major films clock in around 50 minutes. His first proper feature-length effort, Starless Dreams, got a theatrical release in the U.S. last year. Set in what is effectively a prison for teenage girls \u2014 a facility on the outskirts of Tehran called the \u201cCenter for Correction and Rehabilitation of Young Adults\u201d \u2014 Starless Dreams follows the lives of its young subjects as they play, pray, gossip, and clown around. Many of them are there for drug-related offenses; some of them have kids of their own; they often share backgrounds of abuse, poverty, addiction. Life inside the walls, however, isn\u2019t necessarily one of cells and repression and discipline. We sense a kind of community forming among these girls, many of whom have been abandoned by their families in the outside world.\nStarless Dreams is the final entry in a trilogy of works set at the Center. The previous efforts, It\u2019s Always Late for Freedom (2007) and The Last Days of Winter (2011), looked at the boys\u2019 wing of the institution. Oskouei says that he was inspired to make Starless Dreams during the production of the earlier films: One day, he saw two young, seemingly innocent girls being led in shackles to another part of the facility behind a high wall; it was only then that he realized there even was a section for girls. Getting the permission to shoot there would take him seven years.\nIn all three films, Oskouei mixes interviews with the inmates, vignettes from their lives, and brief bits of stylization to create a tapestry of longing and self-negation. Each child that comes across Oskouei\u2019s cameras seems to hover between a slow-burning desire for oblivion and a more immediate imperative to survive. They speak to him \u2014 at times calmly, at times tearfully \u2014 of molestation, poverty, addiction, even murder. He shows them watching television and playing soccer, horsing around, fighting, screaming, calling home in agony; they are alternately scrappy and despondent, bursting with life and utterly devoid of hope. They want out, but they\u2019re also afraid to leave. But they play, too: The boys re-enact their trials, with each kid taking turns pretending to be officials. The girls seize the microphone and perform for the cameras; later, they pretend to be Oskouei and mock-interview one another. Moments of throwaway poetry sneak in: A boy in The Last Days of Winter laments the breakdown of his family; not long after, while he and his fellow inmates play in the surf during a group trip to the seaside, Oskouei cuts to a family walking along the beach. A gust of wind raises a cloud of sand that envelops the family in a gray haze \u2014 as if we might be watching a memory, or a dream.\nMuch of what Oskouei depicts across the three films is similar \u2014 put a bunch of teens in a room together, and it turns out that they\u2019ll do a lot of familiar things \u2014 but there\u2019s also a striking contrast between how the girls and the boys treat their respective releases. For the girls, even though their stays in the detention center are often just a few months, a profound disquiet comes across their faces when they consider the world beyond these walls. To them, the future promises rejection, violence, and shame. One girl says she expects to die; another predicts she\u2019ll just fall back into addiction; yet another anticipates being beaten with chains. (It\u2019s telling that we never see any bars in the prison itself; the only time Oskouei films through bars is when he watches the kids depart.) The boys, for their part, look positively bouncy when they leave. Of course, they too are headed for a hard life \u2014 often with the abusive and neglectful families who helped land them here in the first place \u2014 but in this society, they\u2019re the only ones who might be allowed second chances.\nAll three films, and their subjects, truly come alive in Oskouei\u2019s onscreen interviews. Over the course of a brief conversation, a kid can go from cocksure to forthright to inconsolable. And yet, the films never feel exploitative: The director, who seems genuinely friendly with the kids, and whom the kids often refer to as \u201cuncle,\u201d has done the work of gaining their confidence, and he frames them with respect, love, and artistry. The faces onscreen, even at their most vulnerable, never reveal everything. In The Last Days of Winter, we see one child claim he\u2019s a good boy in the same breath that he admits he\u2019d steal every last dollar his parents had. \u201cI\u2019m such a dumb, crazy animal, I\u2019d even steal from my parents,\u201d he proclaims loudly, then takes a hesitant, unreadable breath. Has he revealed too much of himself? Or does he recognize the falsehood beneath his claim? Was he boasting, or confessing? Is it even our place to know? We talk often of humanism in cinema, and Oskouei\u2019s work certainly has compassion and empathy. But it also delivers something more: Evidence of an inner life, and of a reality beyond the frame, that hints at the unknowable and elevates the films into the realm of the sublime.\nFor all that, the work on display can be quite diverse stylistically. Oskouei\u2019s two best-known early efforts, The Other Side of Burka (2004) and Nose, Iranian Style (2005), could not be more different in tone. The first is a look at a rash of suicides among women in a remote community along the Caspian \u2014 a place where the strictures on female dress and behavior is harsh even by Iranian standards. It\u2019s probably the saddest, and quietest, picture Oskouei has made, filled with harrowing interviews punctuated by long passages of silence. A grieving young husband contemplates why his wife chose death, even as he reveals the very attitudes that might have driven the woman to hopelessness. The camera follows funeral processions, and enters rooms where people committed suicide. We see the broken ceiling fan from which a woman hung herself.\n\u201cThe Other Side of Burka\u201d\nNose, Iranian Style, on the other hand, looks at Iran\u2019s fascination with nose jobs \u2014 a phenomenon related not just to the prevalence of Western standards of beauty but also to the fact that, with all females required to wear hijabs, noses are among the few things women can show in public. (That\u2019s still not the full story, however, for, as the film makes clear, nose jobs are extremely popular among Iranian men, too.) Nose is expansive and playful, filled with occasionally boisterous interviews \u2014 Iranian high school students have a lot to say about nose jobs, believe it or not \u2014 while Burka is grim and focused. Yet both works portray a fundamentally terrifying restlessness among their subjects, one that Oskouei seems to understand on a fundamental level \u2014 that inner voice that tells them they\u2019re not good enough, that the world as it is has no place for them as they currently are.\nThat sense of existential inadequacy lingers: Was that what young Mehrdad himself felt on that night along the Caspian, as he contemplated the unthinkable? Maybe that\u2019s why he understands these subjects so well. And why he knows exactly the right questions to ask. 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        "raw_content": "What\u2019s going on with ... Uline Arena?\nThe Uline Ice Arena, which was later renamed the Washington Coliseum, is featured on a series of placards on the history of H Street NE and the surrounding neighborhood. (Matt McClain/For The Washington Post)\nPassengers aboard Red Line trains headed east out of the New York Avenue Metro station have all seen it out the window: a concrete dome adorned with graffiti and banner advertisements.\nIt\u2019s the Uline Arena, a building that was erected in 1941 as the Washington Coliseum and in 1964 played host to the first U.S. concert by the Beatles, shortly after the band\u2019s famed performance on \u201cThe Ed Sullivan Show.\u201d\nAs residents nearby know, the Uline hasn\u2019t contributed much to the neighborhood in recent years, other than as a parking lot. But at 1140 Third St. NE, it is located between Capitol Hill and one of the area\u2019s most active development markets, the neighborhood North of Massachusetts Avenue (NoMa).\nSo, what\u2019s going on with the Uline Arena?\nWith all the new offices and apartments nearby, movie theaters have expressed interest in the Uline, as we reported in the fall. But next month a more daring idea for the building will be considered: an entertainment center featuring a music museum and performing arts space.\nOn Feb. 10, as part of its design fellowship, the Washington office of the architecture firm HKS will convene about a dozen design students from mostly local colleges and universities to determine how best to develop the building into a for-profit music museum. HKS designer Chad Porter and project architect Shantee Jamison said they discussed the idea with Paul Milstein of Douglas Development Corp., which owns the building, and heard that company founder Douglas Jemal had a similar vision.\n\u201cWe started to talk about it and then [Milstein] sort of stopped us in our tracks and told us this was Doug\u2019s dream, to bring a music museum to the city,\u201d Porter said.\nRobin-Eve Jasper, president of the NoMa Business Improvement District, is also a big supporter. She would like to see the neighborhood grow its brand as a center of media, what with CNN, National Public Radio, SiriusXM and Roll Call planning or opening offices in the area.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a wonderful idea,\u201d Jasper said. \u201cIt would make so much sense for NoMa and it would make so much sense for the site. So we were thrilled to hear that Douglas Development thought that was something that they wanted studied.\u201d\nNow for a reality check. Porter said HKS fellows will have to present economically feasible ideas for the Uline, but that will be tough. Even given Douglas Development\u2019s experience with entertainment venues, such as the International Spy Museum in Penn Quarter, and the possibility of new retail in the Uline, a previous attempt at a music museum in D.C. failed and there isn\u2019t currently anyone even pitching such an idea.\nBut a study of the Uline and its potential might generate some buzz. The HKS fellows will present their ideas Feb. 13. Here is what fellows from last year came up with for the Franklin School building, which, cynics will note, is still crumbling and vacant.\nRelated: What\u2019s going on with...1015 Half Street NE?\nIs there a building or development that you\u2019re curious about? Each week, I\u2019ll tackle one of your questions about a property from the Washington region and try to get to the bottom of it. E-mail me: oconnellj@washpost.com or suggest a development in the comments section below.\nMost Read Realestate\nRenovated 1931 Sears house in Montgomery County was shipped in a package\nDownsizing the American Dream: The new trend toward \u2018missing middle housing\u2019\nArchitecture, art and people: Three-part harmony in Fairfax County\u2019s Hollin Hills\nAdjustable rate mortgages are becoming more popular with buyers",
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        "raw_content": "Is This The Bronx\u2019s Future? Displaced, Dispersed, Disappeared: What Happens to Families Forced Out of Bushwick?\nAffordable Housing, Co-ops, Commercial, Condos, Gentrification, History, Housing, Industrial, Market Rate Housing, Real Estate\nAs seen in Mott Haven on 140th and Brook Avenue\u2026a sign of things to come?\nComing Soon: Bushwick\u2026If We Let It.\nThe following is syndicated from CityLimits and is very appropriate and applicable to The Bronx as signs of gentrification continue to manifest itself in the South Bronx. Is this what Bronx residents have to look forward to as developers are given free reign by our politicians to come into our neighborhoods and development with rampant disregard?\nNew York City has become a sterile, cookie-cutter \u201csuburban\u201d city. Neighborhoods in Manhattan and many parts of Brooklyn no longer have a distinct character or are losing them and becoming more homogeneous. Is this what we really want to happen to The Bronx?\nDisplaced, Dispersed, Disappeared: What Happens to Families Forced Out of Bushwick?\nBy Neil deMause | 13 hours ago Via CityLimits:\nEveryone knows higher rents have forced many families out of their apartments in rapidly gentrifying Bushwick. But no one has bothered to count them or figure out where they went.\nBushwick has been in the national spotlight of late, the latest neighborhood to be emblematic of the New Brooklyn of hipster beards and trendy clubs. There\u2019s now an artisanal Bushwick-scented candle you can buy for $81 (\u201cscent highlights include terpentic notes of drying oil paint on canvases\u201d), and Saturday Night Live officially ushered Bushwick stereotypes into the comedic mainstream with a sketch\u2014actually filmed in upper Manhattan \u2014 parodying neighborhood black youth talking trash about their gelato purchases.\nThe new Bushwick is very real: Census data show that the white population, while still a minority, has soared, and young white faces are now common sights far out onto the J and L train lines. It\u2019s a transition that has sent rents soaring, and prompted media attention to the often illegal means that landlords have used to clear out existing residents to make way for deeper-pocketed replacements.\nWhat has drawn less attention is what\u2019s happening to the old Bushwick as it gets displaced. In the decades after the fires and post-blackout looting of the 1970s made the neighborhood a symbol of New York\u2019s decline (and earned it a starring role in the 1977 mayoral race that put Ed Koch in Gracie Mansion), the neighborhood rebounded with new low-rise city-subsidized housing and new residents, largely from Mexico and Central America. The drug trade that once plagued the area \u2014 Maria Hernandez Park, the neighborhood\u2019s central open space, was renamed in the 1990s for a local community activist who was shot and killed through her bedroom window for her organizing against local crack dealers \u2014 was dispersed, and the old neighborhood of brewery workers became a draw for largely Spanish-speaking families seeking reasonably priced housing and decent schools.\nNow, those residents are rapidly moving out \u2014 between the 2000 and 2010 censuses, the number of Hispanic residents in the 11237 zip code dropped by more than 9 percent, even as the overall population increased \u2014 and no one at any level of government can say where they\u2019re going. (SNL notwithstanding, the dominant ethnicities in Bushwick are Mexican and Puerto Rican more than black.) No government agency \u2014 not the U.S. Census Bureau, not City Hall, not the local community board, not even the Department of Education \u2014 keeps statistics on relocation within specific neighborhoods, leaving only rumors of people departed to eastern Brooklyn, to Queens, even to New Jersey or Pennsylvania.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know where people are going, is the bottom line,\u201d admits Mirtha Duran, who runs the Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council\u2019s HomeBase shelter diversion program. \u201cCertainly, some of them are entering shelter. The rest are moving to cheaper neighborhoods.\u201d\n\u201cWhen I hear from families, a lot of them are moving to Rockaway and East New York and Elmhurst,\u201d adds Jenny Akchin, a volunteer lawyer with the Bushwick Housing Independence Project, which represents local tenants fighting eviction. Yet \u201cNo one is particularly tracking it, and I find that kind of concerning.\u201d\nBushwick\u2019s demographic shift, all agree, took off in the years after the rezoning of the Williamsburg waterfront in 2006 drew new, wealthier residents to that neighborhood, forcing young people, most of them white, to seek more affordable housing \u2014 affordable, that is, by Williamsburg standards \u2014 further east along the L subway line. Some were lured by new construction \u2014 the Colony 1209 condo drew particular attention for its over-the-top frontier rhetoric, announcing it would be marketing itself to \u201clike-minded settlers\u201d \u2014 but most of the newcomers have benefited from the conversion of existing rental units from single families to groups of young people, with an attendant soaring of rents.\nAccording to Census data interpreted by the city Department of City Planning, Bushwick saw a net in-migration of 9,155 non-Hispanic whites from 2000 to 2010, more the tripling the previous figures for the neighborhood. Meanwhile, after accounting for births and deaths, a net of 17,440 blacks and Hispanics moved out, nearly 16 percent of that population that lived in Bushwick in 2000. And the 2010 Census data, by all accounts, leaves out the biggest wave of displacement, which has accelerated since both the rezoning and the recovery from the Great Recession.\nBHIP housing advocate Yolanda Coca says the pace of evictions took a large jump around 2011, the year after the Times dubbed Bushwick \u201cthe coolest place on the planet\u201d for those seeking a bohemian lifestyle. She says some longtime residents are leaving the city entirely, while others are doubling up, or taking on roommates: \u201cIt\u2019s a very tough situation. I see people getting crazy looking for another place to move out when the landlord is pushing them out.\u201d When she called one recent client to invite her to a meeting, she says, she was told that she was now living in Philadelphia.\nExactly where people are moving from Bushwick is impossible to say. The Census Bureau\u2019s annual American Community Survey asks residents where they moved from since the previous year \u2014 but only tracks that to the county level, meaning it\u2019s impossible to separate out those who relocate from Bushwick from those who migrate from Park Slope or Coney Island. The Internal Revenue Service likewise keeps records of who moves where, but only releases it aggregated by county.\nOn the city level, meanwhile, only the Department of City Planning has attempted to investigate migration from gentrifying neighborhoods, and so far only by crunching the existing Census data, meaning detailed migration information isn\u2019t available. The Department of Education, which could examine school registration records, doesn\u2019t release data on movement of school-age children between districts.\nThat leaves anecdotal accounts from Bushwick residents and tenant advocates. They paint a picture of former neighbors being scattered to the four winds, mostly ending up wherever they can find lodging, even if it\u2019s in unfamiliar communities far afield.\nFor Elia Colon, who first settled on Greene Avenue in Bushwick in the 1980s, the first sign of trouble came after she\u2019d spent several months waiting for her landlord to fix the leaky ceiling in the Greene Avenue row house where she\u2019d lived for more than two decades. Instead she received a phone message from an unfamiliar voice, saying he was the building\u2019s new owner.\n\u201cHe said, \u2018Oh, Ms. Colon, I\u2019m calling you because this is urgent \u2013 you have to move because the city department is threatening to shut off the water and the lights,\u2019\u201d she recalls. \u201cAnd I said, \u2018This man is crazy, what does he think I\u2019m stupid or something?\u2019 I called him back and was furious, I said, \u201cWhat are you talking about, I\u2019m not stupid! I pay my lights, and what do I have to do with the water?\u2019 \u2018Ah, no, but you have to move.\u2019 I said, \u2018Who are you?\u2019\u201d\n(This is a common practice among Bushwick landlords, says Akchin: \u201cMany of our cases are families where their buildings came under new management, and they didn\u2019t have a lease, and there\u2019s nothing they can do except bargain for additional time to move.\u201d)\nColon stayed put at first, but ended up in a months-long battle with her new landlord. \u201cThis thing went on and on. Every time he called me: \u2018Oh, you have your apartment? When are you moving?\u2019 I said, \u2018Stop harassing me!\u2019\u201d\nEventually, after years of legal battles and [treatment for stress], Colon was able to buy a co-op in Woodhaven. But she still misses her old home. \u201cSince 1973 I used to go to that church,\u201d she says. \u201cI\u2019m far but I still go over there, because it\u2019s like my second home.\u201d\nRicardo Maesa was lucky, in a manner of speaking: After his landlord cleared out all the tenants from his building on Irving Avenue, his family was able to find a new rent-regulated apartment around the corner on Stanhope Street \u2014 albeit for an extra $400 a month, and with worse conditions. (\u201cIn the other apartment, there weren\u2019t any rats.\u201d) He now has no money left over from his job at the nearby Home Depot for living expenses beyond rent, something that many of his neighbors have fled rather than face: \u201cI think people are going to Jamaica.\u201d\nJoel and Maria Najera, who 10 years ago moved to a rent-stabilized apartment on DeKalb Avenue in search of better schools for their kids than they could find in their old neighborhood of East New York, say they\u2019ve watched as their landlord has, through a combination of offering cash for tenants to move and constant harassment, cleared out four of the apartments in their six-unit building. \u201cPeople came and said the landlord said, \u2018You need to get out this week\u2019 \u2014 three times, different people,\u201d says Joel. One of them, recalls Maria, told them they had to leave, \u201cbecause he was going to burn the building.\u201d\nOne of their neighbors, the Najeras say, agreed to move to another apartment nearby, but \u201cafter four years the rent rose too high and they couldn\u2019t pay it.\u201d Priced out a second time, she says, that neighbor ended up moving to Jamaica, Queens; the others, who took buyouts of up to $15,000, she has long since lost track of. They\u2019ve been replaced, she says, with groups of new tenants willing to pay as much as $3,000 to share a two-bedroom apartment that previously rented for less than half that amount. (The Najeras are currently fighting their own eviction in housing court, with the help of Make the Road New York.)\nOne reason they\u2019re forced to leave the neighborhood, say numerous residents, is that Bushwick landlords won\u2019t rent to families with children \u2014 something that is a common practice despite being illegal under the federal Fair Housing Act. \u201cWhen you call the number and ask do you have an apartment for rent, the first question he asks is if you have children,\u201d says Diana Zarumeno, who along with her husband and three pre-school-age kids was evicted from her Bushwick apartment and ended up having to move across the Queens border to a more expensive apartment in Ridgewood. Kids, say landlords, are noisy and can cause damage to apartments. When she called realtors to ask about available apartments, says Zarumeno, the answer was always, \u201c\u2018If you have children, then no, the apartment is already rented.'\u201d\nMaesa says he was told the same: \u201cHe said with kids you can\u2019t find any [apartments].\u201d On top of that, he says, he received another warning from one landlord: \u201cI\u2019m Ecuadorian, you know, and I don\u2019t know why he said it, but he said, \u2018You know, you can\u2019t rent these areas to Ecuadorians.\u2019\u201d\nMaria Najera says that with two teenage kids, looking for a new space apartment in Bushwick has been absolutely impossible. Her landlord, she says, told her \u201che would rather rent to a white man with a dog than to me with my kids.\u201d\nBoth residents and advocates say there are, for now, still a handful of neighborhoods where low rents are available. But relocating comes with costs \u2014 in addition to a rent hike, Maesa and his family had to cobble together three months\u2019 rent to give to their new landlord and broker \u2014 and means switching schools, and often giving up the safety and community that they moved to Bushwick to find. Without her apartment, says Najera. \u201cI would have to move to a place where there are gangs, pandillas, where my kids won\u2019t be safe.\u201d\nAnd with their friends and neighbors scattering, displaced Bushwick residents lose something else as well: the community ties that have slowly re-knit the neighborhood after the devastation of the 1970s. \u201cYour church, it\u2019s a very important piece of your life,\u201d says Coca. \u201cMy church is my second home \u2014 half of my life is here. And people been losing all of that.\u201d\nCoca says she wonders what will be left of the old Bushwick in another 10 years. Meanwhile, the few remaining affordable neighborhoods are already in developers\u2019 sights, leaving New York\u2019s nearly four million poor and near-poor residents squeezed into less and less space.\nHomeBase director Duran says her agency has relocated Bushwick residents to more affordable Brooklyn neighborhoods like Brownsville, East New York, and Canarsie, or even to the Bronx, but wonders how long those options will still be available. \u201cWe joke around and say, \u2018Where are we going to put poor people, in the Atlantic Ocean?'\u201d she says. \u201cIs this going to continue in Brooklyn? Is Bushwick the frontier, or is there more beyond Bushwick?\u201d\nNeil deMause\u2019s book The Brooklyn Wars will be published in 2015.\n* * * *This story first appeared on City & State, with which City Limits is partnering to cover crucial housing policy stories in 2015.\nSource: Displaced, Dispersed, Disappeared: What Happens to Families Forced Out of Bushwick? | City Limits\nTags: Gentrification, Melrose, Mott Haven, Port Morris, South Bronx\nSpecial Harlem River Waterfront District Visioning Session: Real Grassroots Planning Or Just Business As Usual?\nNational Endowment For The Arts Allocates $130k for The Arts; The Bronx Documentary Center & Pregones Among Recipients\nEd Garc\u00eda Conde May 6, 2015\nSpaceworks to Open First Bronx Location Bringing Subsidized Studios for Local Artists",
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        "raw_content": "WhatsApp adds end-to-end encryption for its one billion users\nWhatsApp users will now benefit from more secure conversations, after the company announced it has turned on full end-to-end encryption.\nNarinder Purba\t 6 Apr 2016 - 04:31PM\nUsers of the instant messaging service WhatsApp will now benefit from more secure conversations, after the company announced it has turned on full end-to-end encryption.\nThe Facebook-owned company announced that all messages, including texts, calls, videos, voice messages, and files, will be end-to-end encrypted by default, meaning that anyone other than the sender and recipient(s) will not be able to access them.\n\u201cNot cybercriminals. Not hackers. Not oppressive regimes. Not even us,\u201d the company said in a company blog.\nThe founders of WhatsApp, which today serves more than a billion users around the world, described the desire to protect people\u2019s private communication as one of their \u201ccore beliefs\u201d.\n\u201cEvery day we see stories about sensitive records being improperly accessed or stolen,\u201d the statement went on to say.\n\u201cAnd if nothing is done, more of people\u2019s digital information and communication will be vulnerable to attack in the years to come. Fortunately, end-to-end encryption protects us from these vulnerabilities.\u201d\nAs reported by Wired, WhatsApp worked with a renowned coder and cryptographer to implement the change, who goes by the pseudonym Moxie Marlinspike.\nAlthough the company began adding encryption to its service in 2013, it redoubled its efforts a year later when it was contacted by the encryption expert.\nMarlinspike is the founder of Open Whisper, an open-source software project that works with messaging services to provide encryption.\nThe cryptographer is also a former head of security at Twitter and the author of the Convergence SSL authentication system.\nWhatsApp\u2019s decision to add end-to-end encryption comes at contentious time, following Apple\u2019s well-documented legal battle with the FBI over access to an iPhone carried by attackers in last year\u2019s San Bernardino shooting.\nThe Independent newspaper noted that WhatsApp\u2019s founders had publicly supported Apple\u2019s decision to protect the privacy of its users.\nAs reported by WeLiveSecurity, some of the most prominent companies in tech have joined the cause by pursuing the development of tougher encryption technologies.",
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        "raw_content": "Types of VPN networks and how they work: do you know which kind to use?\nWeLiveSecurity delves deeper into VPN networks, asking how do they work? And what are the most common types of VPN that can be implemented?\nCamilo Guti\u00e9rrez Amaya\t 7 Jul 2016 - 02:30PM\nNo doubt as a regular reader of WeLiveSecurity, you are already aware of the importance of using VPN networks to guarantee the privacy of your information. In fact, this has been one of our most repeated recommendations\u2014we have already talked about what a VPN is, some of its uses, the most popular encryption protocols, and some of the vulnerabilities it can have in terms of remote access.\nWith this post our intention is to go deeper into how it works, explaining the most common types of VPN networks that can be implemented. But before we do so, it\u2019s worth taking the time to explain in detail the technique of tunneling, so that we have a better understanding of how this type of network works.\nTunneling: encapsulating data\nWhen we talk about how a VPN works, what is really happening in the communication is that the data which is sent in this type of communication, get encapsulated by using an encrypted network protocol to travel across the communication network. This technique, known as tunneling, actually creates an encrypted communication tunnel \u2013 or channel \u2013 within a computer network.\nAs the important information travels encrypted within the communication\u2019s protocol data unit (PDU), all of the intermediate nodes that are involved in the communication will interact with the packet. However, de-encapsulation and decryption of the information \u2013 for it to be used \u2013 will be possible only at the end of the communication. So, the tunnel is established between the endpoints of the communication using one of the most popular encryption protocols \u2013 SSH (Secure Sockets Layer).\nNow let\u2019s look at the two most common types of VPN and their main characteristics.\nClient-based VPNs\nThis type of VPN allows you to have a user connected to a remote network through an application that takes care of initiating the communication and establishing the VPN. To access the secure connection, the user needs to launch the application and authenticate with a username and password. This is how the encrypted channel is created between the computer and the remote network to exchange data securely.\nWhen it comes to implementing this type of VPN, we find that operating systems like Windows and Mac, and mobile systems like Android, offer the option to configure an encrypted channel to communicate with another network based on different standards. In the case of devices from the Apple and Windows family, there are options such as L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol), PPTP, and SSTP.\nThis type of VPN is a simple mechanism so that users can connect their computers or mobile devices to a network that guarantees privacy of information. As such, it\u2019s a great option for employees to access their company\u2019s sensitive information while working from home or a hotel, for example.\nNetwork-based VPNs\nThis approach is for when you want to connect different networks to each other through an unsecured network, mainly the internet. It\u2019s the approach taken by companies to connect the networks of different head offices that are geographically dispersed in order to share information securely. There are various types of network-based VPNs. Within this approach we can find IPsec tunnels.\nIPsec tunnels are the simplest approach to a VPN, and most network firewalls and routers use them. This type of approach consists in nothing more than establishing a tunnel (by tunneling) so that all the traffic to be exchanged between the two networks travels in an encrypted form. However, this approach can also be used to encapsulate the traffic for a single device.\nIn this type of approach, it is necessary to establish the endpoints of the tunnel \u2013 in other words the devices responsible for encapsulating and de-encapsulating the information that travels in an encrypted form. In addition, you have to decide how to carry out authentication (passwords or certificates) and which type of traffic will flow through the tunnel.\nTo define which traffic can travel through the VPN, you can have policies in the IPsec tunnels to restrict the traffic that flows through them. Access control lists (ACL) are used to establish policy-based VPNs.\nWhen this type of approach is taken, a single tunnel is established between two locations to provide access to resources and to do so in a more controlled way. For example, it could be used to give a provider or client access to a specific part of the company\u2019s information.\nIn contrast with policy-based IPsec tunnels, we also have route-based IPsec tunnels, which work as virtual links that enable any type of traffic to flow through them.\nThere is no excuse for not protecting communications\nWhether you want to protect access to a work-related network while you are traveling, protect your browser data while using a public Wi-Fi network, enter websites that are blocked on geographic grounds, or get around internet censorship, using a VPN is the best option we have to guarantee that when we exchange our information it happens securely.\nThere are various VPN services we can use to ensure the privacy of our data. 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        "raw_content": "Wells Place Centre is part of Eastleigh Baptist Church. It was formally opened in October 1998, the result of the congregation of the church working together to bring about the vision God had given them over 5 or more years. In 1996 that vision was recorded as helping the church \u201cto fulfil its mission and aim and to play a vital part in the life of the community. It is envisaged as a place that is relevant to the needs of Eastleigh today and that seeks to remain so into the new millennium.\u201d\nThe centre has continued to grow over the years and today it is run by a large number of volunteers and a small number of paid staff most of whom are part of the church congregation. The purpose statement was renewed by the church membership in 2010 and expanded to include 7 new principles which underpin how the centre is run today. The centre\u2019s purpose statement is:\n\u201cWells Place Centre is an integral ministry of Eastleigh Baptist Church demonstrating the love of Jesus by serving the needs of the local community and beyond\u201d\nThe 7 principles expand this statement further and include being welcoming, safe and respectful, being needs orientated, being ethical and just and run in a professional manner with Jesus at the centre of all that is done.\nVolunteering at Wells Place Centre\nNew volunteers are always welcome. You do not need to be a member of the church congregation. All we ask is that you are sympathetic to the church ethos, are reliable and willing to fit into the friendly team that work in the centre on a daily basis. To apply to work in a voluntary catering or administration capacity, please use the Contact Us button or pop in for chat with Emma our Centre Manager.\nWells Place Centre could not operate without the many volunteers that give their time freely \u2013 there are too many to name or photograph!\nThe centre has a small number of paid staff. They are:\nEmma is our Centre Manager and one of the Directors.\nGill is our Administrator and Receptionist.\n\ufeffSian is our Finance and Administration Assistant.\ufeff\nKaren and Sally form one half of the Catering Team while ....\n....Nicky and Angie are the other half.\nCarley and Natasia are our cleaners and Den is our caretaker.\nThe management of the centre is overseen by the Directors and Management Team all of whom are volunteers with some in positions of leadership in the church including the Senior Minister.",
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        "raw_content": "Construction of hog farms to begin soon\nTwo hog farms will be built in Woodford County\nWhen Dean Backer heard he would be living downwind of a proposed hog farm, the fourth-generation farmer said it just plain stinks.\nThe second in his family to run the 120-acre farm just north of Roanoke in rural Woodford County, it\u2019s not as though he can just pick up and move.\n\"We all got to eat, but there\u2019s too many (hog farms) going up,\" said Backer, one of just a few residents in the vicinity who are surrounded by endless acres of corn and beans. \"I don\u2019t know if there\u2019s anything we can do to stop this.\"\nLikely there isn\u2019t.\nIllinois Department of Agriculture spokesman Jeff Squibb said no public hearings were required because of the size of the facility. And because the owner, New Horizon Pork, and operator, Triple L Pork, Inc., have met all the required setbacks for location and construction site needs, plans for two separate hog farms were approved near Roanoke.\nWhile inspections will continue during and after construction, Squibb said both projects are following guidelines.\nEven the land met standards \u2014 it already is zoned agriculture.\nBoth of the hog farms \u2014 one to be located on County Road 1600 North, between 1800 and 1900 East and the other on County Road 1700 East, between 2100 and 2200 North \u2014 are to be situated on about one acre of land and house no more than 2,400 pigs, the threshold for requiring a public hearing.\nRandy Leman, a co-owner of Triple L Pork, said the designs of the farms are environmentally sound, will limit smell, provide additional tax dollars to the county and schools, as well as provide area farmers with rich manure at a fraction of the cost of most nitrogen-based fertilizers.\n\"We\u2019re trying to be as neighbor-friendly, or as community friendly, as possible,\" Leman said.\nThe near 20,000-square-foot buildings are designed with waste storage directly underneath that would be pumped out once a year and applied to neighboring fields using an injection method to negate smell. Additionally, dense trees and other vegetation would surround the facility on all four sides to limit how far the manure smell might travel.\nConstruction is expected to begin at one of the hog farms possibly next week, with work beginning on the other in about one month. Both farms could be raising pigs by the end of the year. And Leman said he is not ruling out expansion of the farms as early as next year.\nAccording to maps provided by Maurer and Stutz Inc., New Horizon\u2019s engineering group, no one lives within a quarter-mile of either proposed hog farm. A handful, however, do live within a half-mile radius. Roanoke-Benson Community Unit School District 60 is listed at 8,130 feet away.\nAmong those who live within a half-mile is Bill Ward, who moved to his country home 17 years ago to retire.\nHe has concerns about the smell, but also about future water quality, which is drawn from a well outside his home.\n\"I\u2019ve got people telling me it\u2019s going to be no good,\" he said Monday.\nWard said he is writing the Illinois Attorney General\u2019s Office asking for help on the matter.\nThis wouldn\u2019t be the first time hog farms became a decisive issue in Woodford County.\nThe state agriculture department in 2002 gave approval for expansion of Lone Willow Farm, located about three miles southeast of Cazenovia near Metamora, and which Leman is also a part owner.\nNeighbors opposed to the venture appealed the decision to the department\u2019s director, who denied it, before they appealed to the circuit court, where the decision to issue the permit was upheld. That facility raises up to 24,000 hogs annually.",
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        "raw_content": "Massachusetts State Judge Suspected Of Aiding An Immigrant To Flee ICE\nMassachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is calling for the temporary removal of a state judge who allegedly helped an undocumented immigrant to evade immigration authorities who were in a courthouse waiting to detain him.\nNewton District Judge Shelley Joseph is being investigated by a federal grand jury for aiding other court personnel in arranging for Jose Medina-Perez, 38, and from the Dominican Republic, to slip out of a back door of the courthouse while agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement held a detainer for his arrest. The incident occurred in early April.\n\"I don't believe she should be hearing criminal cases until that federal case is resolved,\" Baker told reporters at the State House as quoted by the Boston Globe. \"Look, judges are not supposed to be in the business of obstructing justice.\"\nMedina-Perez, whose real name is Oscar Manuel Peguero, was facing a local drug charge. He also had a fugitive warrant for drunken driving in Pennsylvania, according to reports.\nCiting a courtroom audio recording of a bench conference between the judge, the state prosecutor and the defendant's attorney, the Globe reported Sunday that the three discussed the fact that ICE was looking for Medina-Perez.\nA key section of the bench conference was not recorded because the judge ordered a clerk to turn off the courtroom audio recorder. When the recording resumed, the Globe reported, the prosecutor asked the judge to drop the fugitive warrant because the Pennsylvania mugshot did not match Medina-Perez. The local drug charge did not require the defendant to be held in custody.\nSoon thereafter, Medina-Perez was escorted out of the courtroom by his defense attorney and released from custody through a rear courthouse door, thus avoiding ICE.\nBut he wasn't free for very long. Medina-Perez, who also goes by the name Julio Alexis Rios, was picked up by police later in April. He now faces deportation, according to officials cited by the Globe. He has been deported twice before: in 2003 and 2007.\nThe Globe added:\n\"The federal investigation into a sitting state court judge is extraordinary and underscores the highly politicized push and pull between state authorities and federal officials who have been instructed to crack down on undocumented immigrants.\"\nEarlier this year, then-acting director of ICE, Thomas Homan, issued a policy directive allowing agents to go into federal, state and local courthouses seeking to arrest unauthorized immigrants, despite the objections of immigrant advocates and some judges, including U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani in Boston and the chief justice of California, Tani Cantil-Sakauye.\nJudge Joseph may have violated two court policies. One is a requirement that court personnel should not aid or obstruct federal immigration agents. Another is a requirement that all court conversations be recorded.\nThe judge is a former prosecutor and defense attorney appointed to the bench by Gov. Baker in October 2017.\nNPR has contacted the judge and prosecutor for comment, but at the time of publication a response has not yet been received.",
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        "raw_content": "Hoeven urges study of weather radar coverage after Watford City tornado\nBy Amy Dalrymple / Bismarck Tribune on Jul 25, 2018 at 6:32 p.m.\nU.S. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D.\nWATFORD CITY, N.D.\u2014Sen. John Hoeven pressed Wednesday for the National Weather Service to study gaps in weather radar coverage for western North Dakota following a devastating tornado in Watford City that killed a newborn baby.\nHoeven, R-N.D., requested Wednesday, July 25, in a letter to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration that Watford City and western North Dakota be included in a study related to weather detection and forecasting coverage.\nThe closest Doppler radars to Watford City are near Minot and Glasgow, Mont., or 140 to 180 miles away. At that distance, the radars can't detect storms forming below 10,000 feet above the ground.\nThe coverage is worse in other areas of western North Dakota. For example, the closest Doppler radar can't detect storms from the ground up to about 16,000 feet in part of Bowman County.\n\"This gap in coverage prevents a large area of my state from receiving sufficient warning in advance of tornadoes,\" Hoeven writes in the letter.\nHoeven requests that western North Dakota be included in a study required by the Weather Research and Forecasting Innovation Act that was approved in April 2017. The study seeks information about gaps in radar coverage and recommendations to Congress to improve hazardous weather detection.\nAn EF 2 tornado touched down in a Watford City RV park about 12:45 a.m. on July 10, killing a week-old baby, injuring more than two dozen people and displacing an estimated 200 people.\nThe National Weather Service had issued a severe thunderstorm warning that indicated a tornado was possible. The agency did not issue a tornado warning.\nNorth Dakota meteorologists have said better radar coverage may not have changed the outcome, as the tornado developed quickly and was low to the ground.\nMcKenzie County Emergency Manager Karolin Jappe called attention to the gap in weather radar coverage the same day as the tornado.\nJappe said Wednesday she has long been concerned about improving the radar coverage for the county that leads the state in oil production and has massive oil storage tanks, several gas processing plants and workers living in temporary housing.\n\"Maybe we don't have 100,000 people, but we have the risks that other people do not have,\" Jappe said. \"We need to consider that to keep the people safe.\"\nExplore related topics:NewsWeatherWeatherTornadowatford cityNorth DakotaJohn Hoeven",
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        "raw_content": "President Donald J. Trump is Strengthening Retirement Security for American Workers\nIt\u2019s time to take care of our people, to rebuild our nation, and to fight for our great American workers.\nEXPANDING ACCESS TO RETIREMENT PLANS: President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order to expand access to workplace retirement savings plans for American workers.\nPresident Trump is directing the Departments of Labor and the Treasury to consider issuing regulations and guidance that would make it easier for businesses to offer retirement plans.\nThe Departments will consider changes to make it easier for businesses to join together to offer Association Retirement Plans (ARPs), also known as Multiple Employer Plans.\nARPs reduce the cost of offering retirement plans for businesses that join together by expanding the number of workers who participate.\nCurrently, complying with the requirements has made it difficult for small businesses to band together to offer ARPs.\nWorkers at small businesses often have less access to workplace retirement plans compared to workers at larger businesses.\nEighty-nine percent of workers at establishments with 500 or more employees are offered a workplace retirement plan.\nIn contrast, only 53 percent at establishments with fewer than 100 workers are offered a workplace retirement plan.\nREDUCING COSTS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES: High costs prevent many small businesses from offering workplace retirement plans, weakening the retirement security of their employees.\nHigh costs are holding back small businesses from offering workplace retirement plans, as they do not benefit from the economies of scale that larger businesses enjoy.\nBusinesses that offer workplace retirement plans pay administrative and overhead costs that may be difficult for small businesses to afford.\nSmall businesses say high costs are discouraging them from offering workplace retirement plans, according to a Pew survey.\nSeventy-one percent of small and medium sized businesses that do not offer workplace retirement plans reported that high costs deterred them from doing so.\nThirty-seven percent of small and medium sized businesses cited high costs as their main reason for not offering a plan.\nThe executive order directs the Departments of Labor and the Treasury to consider ways to improve notice requirements to reduce paperwork and administrative burdens.\nSTRENGTHENING WORKERS\u2019 FINANCIAL FUTURES: Making changes to certain retirement plan rules will help workers better prepare for their financial futures.\nThe Department of the Treasury is to review the rules on required minimum distributions from retirement plans to see if retirees could keep more money in 401(k)s and Individual Retirement Accounts for longer.\nThis could allow retirees to spread retirement savings over a longer period of time.\nPolling shows that nearly half of all Americans are concerned they will not have enough money to live on during retirement.\nToo many American workers, including one-third of those in the private-sector, have no access to workplace retirement plans, burdening them with concerns about their financial futures.",
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        "raw_content": "Songs That Inspired Me: Aaron Watson on \u2018Pancho and Lefty'\nTexas is a wellspring of musical inspiration, and country star Aaron Watson has drawn from the well many times.\nI recently spoke with Watson about the one Texas song that made the biggest impression on him during his formative years.\n\"Since I was a little boy, I always loved 'Pancho and Lefty,'\" Watson says. \"I could still listen to it today just like it was yesterday. That song never gets old.\"\nIndeed. \"Pancho and Lefty,\" written by the great Texas songwriter Townes Van Zandt, is a timeless and strangely mystical song. It tells the story of Pancho, a Mexican bandito, and his pal, Lefty. The Federales capture and hang Pancho, and the lyrics allude that Lefty might have betrayal him.\nVan Zandt once said, \"It's hard to take credit for the writing, because it came from out of the blue. It was like it came through me.\"\nA number of artists have covered \"Pancho and Lefty,\" but Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard's duet version left the biggest impression on Watson.\n\"Townes' version is awesome, but you can't beat Willie and Merle's. Townes' is great, but I just don't know if his version would've captured me like Willie and Merle. I mean, everything about that song -- from Willie and Merle, to the production of it, the guitar -- they just knocked that one out of the park.\"\nHere's the video for Willie and Merle's version of \"Pancho and Lefty.\" Look for the first Van Zandt cameo at the 1:00 mark.\nStill wondering where the elusive inspiration for the song came from?\nVan Zandt had an idea. After he wrote it, he learned that Pancho Villa, the revolutionary Mexican general, had a close friend whose name translated to \"Lefty.\"\nWere forces from beyond tuning into Townes? Who's to know, but it makes one helluva story.\nVan Zandt had another fortunate coincidence with the song later in his life, when he was pulled over by two Texas police officers.\n\"They said 'What do you do for a living?', and I said, 'Well, I'm a songwriter', and they both kind of looked around like 'pitiful, pitiful', and so on to that I added, 'I wrote that song Pancho and Lefty.'You ever heard that song Pancho and Lefty? I wrote that', and they looked back around and they looked at each other and started grinning, and it turns out that their squad car, you know their partnership, it was two guys, it was an Anglo and a Hispanic, and it turns out, they're called Pancho and Lefty... so I think maybe that's what it's about, those two guys... I hope I never see them again\"",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Banks \u00bb Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ahmedabad\n2 Address of Jammu and Kashmir Bank Branches in Ahmedabad\n3 Products Offered by Jammu and Kashmir Bank in Ahmedabad\nJammu and Kashmir bank is one of the first banks which was owned by the state government. It was established in the year 1938 and became operational a year later in 1939. It was founded on the basis of the letter patent issued by then King Hari Singh, the ruler of Jammu and Kashmir. He invited the investors to become the shareholder and founding directors of the bank. It was the semi-government bank whose half of the shares have been acquired by the government and rest of them by the public under the government control. It started with the aim to make the state of Jammu and Kashmir financially and economically strong and independent.\nThe bank has to face a major loss during the partition period when two out of the ten branches was on the other side. The capital amount along with other assets was lost. Then following the extension of central laws to the state the bank became the government property.The main aim of the bank is to increase and gain on the transformation and capitalize on the growth. It is the main sponsor of the Jammu and Kashmir Grameen bank. The bank wants to make sure that the best quality products and services are delivered to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. It has spread its branch in the different city and slowly is trying to increase its hold by increasing the number of branches. The bank aims to grow fast and deliver the world class services and banking facilities to its customers.\nAddress of Jammu and Kashmir Bank Branches in Ahmedabad\nAhmedabad Pariseema Complex, . G. Road, Ahmedabad - 380006. JAKA0AHAMAD 380051002 079-26426058\nSatellite Ahmedabad 1st Floor, Saman Complex, Premchand Nagar Road, Satellite Ahmedabad. JAKA0SATLIT 380051003 079-26742574\nProducts Offered by Jammu and Kashmir Bank in Ahmedabad\nJammu and Kashmir banks offer best quality products and services. It is the bank which has all types of loan products which includes the home loan, personal loan, car loan, loan against property, education loan, and other loans. It also gives the investment services in form of the deposits and mutual funds that help the customer to increase their savings.\nThe documents required for the Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ahmedabad are mentioned in the table below:\nKotak Mahindra Bank Kolkata\nAxis Bank New Delhi\nCentral Bank of India Guwahati\nKarur Vysya Bank Ahmedabad",
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        "raw_content": "On Trump's 100 Days Anniversary, These Artist-Made Posters Are the Best Way to Enrage the Alt-Right\n\"TRUMP HATES WOMEN.\" \"TRUMP HATES USA.\" \"FAGS HATE TRUMP.\" These are just some of the unapologetic all-caps slogans currently flashing across the homepage of Badlands Unlimited, the independent publishing house founded by the artist Paul Chan. Lately, they've been finding their way onto the streets, too: the house has started publishing protest signs, which are now for sale on their website, with a portion of the money going to the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, the Ida B. Wells Society, and Black and Pink, just in time for Trump's 100 days. Here, Chan explains how these neon provocations came to be, with an exclusive first look at their \"look book,\" shot by Matthew Raviotta and Burke Battelle, here.\nWhat was the process like for coming up with these provocative slogans, like, \"god hates Trump\"?\nWe were at the Badlands office on the Lower East Side in early January having an editorial meeting, which, as they often do, turned into a s----talking session. The s--- we were talking about being our new president and just how hateful the man is. I haven't been looking at the news since November 10, but it all reminded me of the Westboro Baptist Church signs\u2014they\u2019re pioneers of Christian hate speech, but they definitely have real visual flare. So we just thought, What if we combat hate with hate? I blurted out \u201cgod hates Trump,\u201d because one of their signs\u2014which I think are some of the most hateful things ever made\u2014is \u201cgod hates fags,\u201d and hearing it come out of my mouth was so horrifying that it made sense. We just kept brainstorming other phrases inspired by the look and feel of the church: \u201cfags hate Trump,\u201d \u201cgod hates Ivanka,\" and others that altogether we're calling \"New Proverbs.\"\nOne of the posters from Badlands Unlimited targeting the Donald Trump administration.\nHow did they up getting out there on the streets?\nI\u2019m an artist and I have a studio and some resources and some tools. So from there we just kept going and turned them into real protest signs. It just so happened that the Women's March was coming up at the time we were playing around with them, and when we released them on our website, people loved them and asked if they could put them to use. We gave them to some of our friends, mostly artists, to use in D.C. and in New York, where people loved and hated them in equal measure, and that\u2019s when we knew we'd done something right. And we\u2019ve been launching different versions with different phrases and backgrounds at rallies ever since, like the one at Stonewall in February, and ACT UP\u2019s 30th anniversary. We\u2019re publishers, so we publish\u2014it just so happens that right now, we\u2019re publishing signs.\nWhat have the reactions been like?\nSome people are horrified. We\u2019ve gotten a lot of comments about how god doesn\u2019t hate, and we\u2019ve gotten Christian and conservative trolls on our social media. It\u2019s been a crap load of fun, and it\u2019s also a little scary. But that\u2019s how politics should be.\nOne of the posters by Badlands Unlimited targeting the Donald Trump administration.\nWould you say protesting's the best way to confront everything that's gone down in the past 100 days?\nYou know, let a million flowers bloom. Protests are important, legislative struggles are important, everyday acts of courage are important. They all can create a constellation where we feel safer in our own country, and maybe that\u2019s all we\u2019re looking for. We\u2019re looking for a country worth believing in and a country worth being a part of. Many of us feel like we don\u2019t belong here right now, and it\u2019s a shame, and it doesn\u2019t have to be this way. So whatever it takes to make all of us feel safe in this country, I think a lot of are willing to do. It just so happens that we\u2019re publishers and artists and we wanted to make these beautiful, provocative signs that remind people where we stand about things, in the hope they\u2019ll encourage others not to be afraid to say where they stand, wherever they may be.\nIncredible Images of the Thousands of New Yorkers Who Shut Down Traffic Protesting Donald Trump\nRelated: The New Art of Protest Signs In Trump's America\nMeet the Women Who Made History as the Organizers of the Women's March on Washington:\nPaul ChanBadlands UnlimitedDonald TrumpTrumpProtest ArtProtests",
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        "raw_content": "Meet Hera, the pilot from 'Star Wars Rebels'\nSat, Feb 22nd 2014 11:00 am\n\"Star Wars Rebels\": Meet Hera, the pilot. \"Star Wars Rebels\" is scheduled to premiere this fall as a one-hour special telecast on Disney Channel, and will be followed by a series on Disney XD channels around the world. (Lucasfilm image)\nHera is the heart of the Ghost crew from \"Star Wars Rebels.\" The Twi'lek is an ace pilot, able fighter, and is revealed to fans in this behind-the-scenes video featuring creator interviews, character sketches and animation previews. (http://youtu.be/RzopG0SGJYI)\nHera is voiced by Vanessa Marshall and is an especially gifted pilot. \"I think she really makes flying the Ghost look easy,\" says Joel Aron, CG supervisor. And while she's strong-willed, Hera also keeps the group together and can be warm and nurturing. \"She knows how to talk to them to get the best out of themselves and to be part of that team. That to me is the commander of a ship.\"\nHera wears \"utilitarian flight gear,\" orange in color, with her Twi'lek head-tails hanging down her back. She's not particularly glamorous, and is just focused on getting the job done. Like every member of the Ghost team, she has her reasons for rebelling against the Empire. Uncovering those reasons will be part of the \"Star Wars Rebels\" story, says executive producer Dave Filoni.\n\"Every time we get a script,\" says Marshall, \"I am breathless with anticipation. I cannot wait to read what's next because I want to see where we're going, too.\"\n\"Star Wars Rebels\" is scheduled to premiere this fall as a one-hour special telecast on Disney Channel. It will be followed by a series on Disney XD channels around the world.",
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        "raw_content": "Woods Rogers Attorneys Work to Preserve History of Virginia Bar Association\nTom Winn, Victor Cardwell and Tom Bagby participate in historic preservation of VBA\u2019s venerable past\nIn the spring of 2016, the Virginia Bar Association\u2019s Board of Governor\u2019s created the Committee on Art & Artifacts and charged it with developing a plan to preserve historical documents and materials dating back to the association\u2019s earliest days over 100 years ago.\nWoods Rogers attorney Tom Winn chaired the VBA\u2019s Committee on Art & Artifacts and has overseen efforts to preserve the history of the law in Virginia, which included handwritten ledgers, minutes of the executive committee meetings, photographs, books, and other items of historical significance. The Virginia Historical Society will be the collection\u2019s new home, and an official signing of VBA\u2019s Deed of Gift to the Society took place on January 11, 2016.\nThe Committee on Arts & Artifacts consisted of two former VBA presidents\u2014David Landin and Tom Bagby; two legal historians\u2014Hamilton Bryson and Johns Peters; Henry Robb, a law librarian; and staff liaisons, Yvonne McGhee and Brenda Dillard. Woods Rogers attorney, Victor Cardwell, rounded out the team.\n\u201cThe early VBA leaders were faithful stewards of the history of law in Virginia,\u201d said Tom Winn. \u201cIt was a pleasure to work with a fantastic committee, all of whom thank the VBA members and staff for caring for this collection for so many years.\u201d\nThe VBA, (originally named the Virginia State Bar Association (VSBA), was founded in July 1888 in Virginia Beach, under the leadership of Francis H. McGuire of the Richmond Bar Association. Today, the VBA exists as the voluntary association of lawyers, judges, law school faculty and students in Virginia. It is separate from the Virginia State Bar, which is the administrative agency of the Supreme Court of Virginia. Of note, six Woods Rogers attorneys have served in the role of VBA President:\nWhitwell W. Coxe (1928-29)\nFrank W. Rogers (1937-38)\nJohn L. Walker (1947-48)\nJohn L. Walker, Jr. (1983)\nThomas T. Lawson (1989)\nThomas R. Bagby (2013)\nThe full story of the committee\u2019s historic preservation efforts are detailed in the winter issue of the VBA Journal. Click on the photo below to read more about this important work.\nL to R: Victor Cardwell and Tom Winn of Woods Rogers, and Virginia Historical Society Vice President, E. Lee Shepard.",
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        "raw_content": "from \u201cWhen the Doves Disappeared\u201d\nFiction by Sofi Oksanen\nTranslated from Finnish by Lola Rogers\nThe grain warehouses were burning, the sky grew columns of smoke. Buses, trucks and cars filled the roads, their worn tires screaming like the people were, screaming to get away. And then an explosion. Shrapnel. Shards of glass like a shower of rain. Juudit stood with her mouth open in a corner of her mother\u2019s kitchen. Her mother had escaped to the countryside, to her sister Liia\u2019s house, and left Juudit on her own to wait for the bombs, the bombs that would end everything. The roads from Tallinn to Narva had for some time been clogged with trucks full of evacuees\u2019 possessions, and there were rumors about the evacuation commissariat, that they\u2019d set up commissariats for cattle evacuation, grain evacuation, lentil evacuation \u2013 a commissariat for anything they could get their hands on. The Bolsheviks intended to take it all with them, every last crumb, down to the smallest piece of potato. They weren\u2019t going to leave anything for the Germans\u2014or the Estonians. The army had ordered its men to empty the fields, and all of it was headed to the border at Narva or to the harbors. Another explosion.\nJuudit put her hands over her ears and pressed hard. She had already accepted that the town would be destroyed before the Germans could get there, she only hoped that her time wouldn\u2019t come until some more ordinary day, that the last sound she heard would be the clink of a spoon on a saucer, the jangle of hairpins in a box, the hollow ring of a milk can set down on a table. Birds! Birds singing! But the Luftwaffe and the anti-aircraft guns had devoured the birds, she would never hear them again. No dogs. No cats meowing, no crows cawing, no clatter from upstairs, no sounds of children downstairs, no errand boys running, no squeak of pushcarts, no clank against the door frame as the woman downstairs bumped her bucket coming into the building. Juudit had tried it, too, balancing the washbasin on her head, secretly, in front of the mirror, and wondered why the milliners didn\u2019t design a hat that you could balance a little washbasin or bucket on. It would be a guaranteed success. Women were so childish, so foolish. A bucket hat was just the kind of crazy idea they needed right now. But that clank of tin, that ordinary life, was a thing of the past. Those buckets had been tainted by defeat, a necessity of the Bolshevik occupation, but an ordinary thing nevertheless, with an ordinary sound.\nShe tried to think of a sound from the past, something to be the last thing she thought of before the end. Maybe a day in her childhood, the ordinary noises of Rosalie in the kitchen, the sounds of a morning like all the other mornings of that peaceful time, when you knew that today would be just like yesterday, a day when her mother\u2019s Luther chair under the window scraped against the floor with that annoying sound, a day when there was nothing very important in her head, when the most insignificant irritation could make her cross. Or maybe before she died she\u2019d like to think about a day when she was a young, unmarried woman, a time when there was nothing more exciting than a dress in a box, wrapped in tissue paper, a dress for her future suitors. Under no circumstances would she think about her husband. She bit her lip. She couldn\u2019t keep her husband out of her mind even if she tried. If that last flash of explosion had hit the house, her marriage would have been the last thing she thought about. Another round of fire made her muscles twitch, but she couldn\u2019t hear anything, didn\u2019t double over.\nThe idea of staying behind, of going down with the rest of Tallinn had come to her the day before her mother left, and it had stuck, as if it was the only thing she\u2019d ever wanted. She liked Tallinn, after all, and she didn\u2019t like her husband\u2019s Aunt Anna, and Anna was staying at the Arm\u2019s place now. Juudit\u2019s mother had tried to get Juudit to go there, too. Most of her family was living with Aunt Leonida, and at times like these it was good to be among loved ones.\n\u201cThank the Lord your father isn\u2019t here to see this. We\u2019re just extra mouths to feed now, one sister taking me in, one taking you in. But it\u2019s just for a little while. And Juudit, you could at least try to get along with Anna.\u201d\nJuudit had pretended to agree so her mother would leave. She wasn\u2019t going to go to Leonida\u2019s house. Juudit wasn\u2019t as confident as her mother about their chances for victory, but she was grateful in a way for the pneumonia that had taken her father when everything was still going well in the country. He wouldn\u2019t have been able to bear it, watching the Bolsheviks\u2019 progress, Johan\u2019s disappearance. The Soviet Union had an endless supply of men\u2014why were things changing now? Why hadn\u2019t they changed before the deportations in June? Why not before her brother was arrested? The din of battle rolled onward, the heavy, muddy wheels of the gun trucks that would kill them all. Juudit closed her eyes. The room lit up. The streaks of light in the air reminded her of the fireworks at Piritta Shore Club at midsummer, back when she had been married for only a year. Her ears were working then, and she\u2019d had other things to worry about, her longing for her unresponsive husband, or rather, for the husband she\u2019d imagined he would be. And on midsummer night in Piritta she had hoped, hoped so much. She saw herself deep in the Piritta darkness, focused on the lit cans of tar that served as torches, the forest smiling like a hedgehog just awakened to summer. She could taste a bit of lipstick on her tongue, smeared, but she didn\u2019t care, it showed that her mouth was a mouth that had been kissed, and the musicians were giving their all, a song like a fleeting dream of youth, about deer drinking from a stream, unafraid, and the night was full of twittering girls hunting for fern flowers, double entendres said with a hint of a smile, as Juudit\u2019s unmarried friends giggled and shook their braids defiantly \u2013 they had everything ahead of them, and midsummer magic made anything possible. Juudit felt her marriage flowing over the flesh of her cheeks, the suppleness of her skin, the lightness of her breath\u2014these things that were no longer objects of pursuit\u2014and pretended to be more experienced than the other girls, a little better, a little wiser, holding her husband\u2019s hand with the relaxed air of a married woman, trying to drive away the seed of bitter envy, envy of her friends who hadn\u2019t yet chosen anyone, who hadn\u2019t yet been led to the altar. And then her husband swept her onto the dance floor and sang along with the song about his little missus, small as a pocket watch, and the tenderness in his voice carried her far away from the others, and the orchestra started another song, and the carefree deer were forgotten, and Juudit remembered why she had married him. Tonight. Tonight would be the night.\nJuudit\u2019s eyes snapped open. She was thinking about her husband again. She could see the sun rising over the Gulf of Finland. But it wasn\u2019t dawn yet; those were the flames of Soviet ships, what was left of Red Tallinn escaping over the sea, shouting like panicked birds. The sound of retreat. Juudit stumbled across the floor, made it to the other side of the room, and leaned against the wall. She couldn\u2019t believe the Bolsheviks were leaving. Light flashed in a corner of the bedroom and she realized that the Luftwaffe\u2019s planes weren\u2019t interested in Tallinn, only in the fleeing ships, but the knowledge didn\u2019t feel like anything. Her twitching legs remembered too well what the sound of a plane meant: run for the bushes, for shelter, run anywhere, like the time in the country helping Rosalie and her aunt with the distilling when the enemy appeared in the sky without any warning and made her aunt kick the kettle over and they bolted under the trees and stood panting and staring at the low-flying plane with its belly thankfully emptied.\nJuudit pressed her back against the wall, her feet firmly on the floor, readying herself for another explosion. Although the air was heavy with the stench of war, not all the familiar smells were gone. The wallpaper still gave off the smell of an old person\u2019s home, of something safe \u2013 and gone. Juudit pushed her nose up against the wallpaper. The pattern was the same, old-fashioned, like the one in the room in Johan\u2019s house where she and her husband had lived while they waited for their own house to be finished. The house was never finished. She would never furnish it. She would never see the new water-lily wallpaper she\u2019d chosen from Fr. Martinson\u2019s after changing her mind several times and fretting over every floral pattern one after the other with her husband and brother, and her sister-in-law, who at least understood how important it was to choose the right wallpaper. When she\u2019d finally made her decision and walked out of the shop, it was a relief to be through with examining samples, comparing them at home, then back at Martinson\u2019s, then at home again. She had gleefully taken a taxi to bring the good news to her husband, who was also relieved to have solved the wallpaper dilemma, and she had announced her decision to her sister-in-law at the N\u00f5mme restaurant, and she\u2019d got cream from her pastry up her nose, a nose silky and glowing because she scrubbed her face every night with sugar. Imagine, sugar! Had they drunk cocktails? Had they danced that evening? Had her husband joined them later, and had she thought again, this is it, tonight\u2019s the night? Had she thought that, like she had so many times before?\nThe end Juudit was expecting didn\u2019t come. The town shook, burned, smoked, but it was still standing, and she was still alive, and the Red Army was gone. Happy shouts from outside made her crawl to the window, its panes crisscrossed with tape to keep them from shattering, and open it, not caring about the broken glass. The Wehrmacht filled the street with their helmets and bicycles like locusts, a multitude without number, gas mask canisters waving, the soldiers covered in a downpour of flowers. Juudit stretched her arm out. Smiles sparkled in the air like bubbles in fresh soda, arms waved and sent a breeze sweet with the scent of girls toward the liberators, girls with their hands fluttering like leaves on summer trees, shifting and shimmering. Some of the hands were tearing down the communist party posters, the photos honoring communist leaders, tearing their mouths in two, ripping their heads in half, cutting them off at the neck, heels grinding into the leaders\u2019 eyes, rubbing them into the ground, cramming the dust of rage into their paper mouths, the shreds of paper floating into the wind like confetti, the broken glass crunching underfoot like new-fallen snow. The wind slammed the window shut, and Juudit winced.\nThis wasn\u2019t how it was supposed to happen. Where was the end she\u2019d been expecting? She was disappointed. The solution hadn\u2019t arrived. She breathed in the air of a free Tallinn from the window. Doubtful. Wary. As if the wrong kind of breath could take the peace away again, or cause a woman who didn\u2019t believe in the German victory and the Soviet retreat to be punished. She didn\u2019t dare run into the street\u2014her restlessly squirming legs were hiding inappropriate thoughts, thoughts that rushed in when the neighbor\u2019s little girl ran into the yard and yelled that Daddy was coming home. The little girl\u2019s words made her remember her situation and she had to hold onto the chair for support, like an old woman.\nSoon the shops, stripped bare by the Red Army, would be full and open their doors again, with sales girls behind the counters to wrap your purchases in paper. The water treatment plant would be repaired, the bridges would rise again, everything that had been plundered, destroyed, and butchered would wind back to how it was before, like a film played backward. Tallinn was still wounded, sucked bare, the streets groaning under horse carcasses and the corpses of Red soldiers swarming with beetles, but soon that would all be gone. The wharves would be rebuilt. The train tracks would be mended. The gashes torn from the roads by the bombs would be patched. Peace would rise from the ruins, plaster would cover the pitted bullet holes in the buildings. Journeys would no longer be halted by broken roads. The candles could be taken off the tables and put back in their boxes, the electric lights would come on behind the blackout curtains, maybe the ones who\u2019d been deported would come back, Johan could come home, no one would be taken away anymore, no one would disappear, the knocks at the door in the night wouldn\u2019t come, and the Germans would win the war. Could there be anything better? Things would be ordinary again. But even though that is what Juudit had just been hoping for, the idea of it had changed, in the blink of an eye, to something unbearable, and the indifference she\u2019d felt a moment before changed to panic about the future. The ordinary life she would get wasn\u2019t the ordinary life she wanted. Outside the window a Tallinn emptied of Bolsheviks was waiting, the first Estonians were already returning home, their boots already turning the roads to dust. Soon the town would be filled with an assortment of Estonian, Russian, and Latvian uniform jackets new and old, and the girls would swirl around them \u2013 maidens, fianc\u00e9es, widows, daughters, mothers, sisters, an endless horde of clucking, sniffling, dancing females.\nJuudit didn\u2019t want to face those women, talking about their husbands coming home, or the women whose fianc\u00e9s, fathers, and brothers had already come out of the woods or wandered home from fighting in the Red Army in Estonia or on the Gulf of Finland. She wouldn\u2019t have anything to say to them. She hadn\u2019t sent her husband a single letter. She had certainly tried, got out paper and ink, sat down at the table, but her hand couldn\u2019t form any words. Just writing the first letter of his name had been too difficult, thinking what to say in the first sentence impossible. She couldn\u2019t write her husband a letter from a wife who missed him, and that was the only kind of letter to send to the front. All the nights she\u2019d tried and failed, and the nights when she didn\u2019t even try, ate into her memory. All the times she\u2019d tried to open her collar a little more, to make him take some notice of her breasts. She remembered vividly how embarrassed she would feel afterward, remembered how it felt when she realized that everything she had imagined about him, everything that had charmed her about him, had been wrong. The memory of how her newly wed husband would push away the breasts she offered him, push her to the other side of the bed like spoiled food shoved away at the table.\nWhen Juudit finally dared to leave her apartment, she stopped at the front door first, to listen. The sounds of war had vanished, they really had. She lifted her head and bent her arm at a right angle to hold her purse, her glove hiding the tension in her clenched fist. Her first steps over the cobblestones were tentative, broken glass still crunched underfoot. She couldn\u2019t seem to find the right way to walk down the streets of the capital, as if she\u2019d left it behind in the world that had vanished. The town rushed toward her at the first street corner in a flood of baby carriages, stray dogs that seemed to have appeared from nowhere, laughing ladies, German soldiers playing harmonicas and winking at her. She caught her breath and blushed, but she\u2019d hardly had a chance to recover from the embarrassment when the hum from the post office spilled over her, the bank doors opening, delivery boys running down the street, and as she was stopped in her tracks with astonishment, a young scamp selling pictures of the F\u00fchrer grabbed her by the sleeve and she couldn\u2019t see any way to get rid of him because the proceeds went to people whose houses had burned down and of course the young lady wanted to help homeless families and she stuffed the picture into her purse and bent her arm again as she walked past the movie theater. Suddenly she heard a bang, a truck going by carrying a load of bricks, and she jumped, bent over double, but it was the sound of rebuilding, not war. An urchin at the corner laughed at the lady who was frightened by a truck, and Juudit straightened her hat, red-faced. Tallinn was blooming with Estonian and German flags mixed together. They were hurrying to rebuild the Palace Theater, a crowd of kids already gathered to marvel at the movie posters, even the adults stopping to look at them as they passed, and Juudit got a glimpse of the little red smile of a German actress and Mari M\u00f6ldre\u2019s long eyelashes. The merriness of the crowd played around her ankles and she felt like she\u2019d stepped into a movie herself. It wasn\u2019t real. Still, she would have liked to join in, keep walking with no destination and never go home. Why not? Why couldn\u2019t she? Why couldn\u2019t she participate in the joy? You couldn\u2019t smell the smoke from the fires anymore \u2013 at least not here, it was still coming in the windows at her apartment \u2013 and she sniffed the air, a smell like fresh cardamom buns, until she was dizzy. The town wasn\u2019t destroyed at all. The Russians must have been so busy burning the warehouses and factories and blowing up the Kopli armored train that they didn\u2019t get around to the homes. She kept walking, looking for new evidence of peace, and passed the Soldatenheim, where young soldiers stood casually chatting, and their eyes fastened on her lips, and she sped up, averting her eyes from a woman putting up a big poster of \u201cHitler, the Liberator\u201d in the window of the button shop. She looked around for something more, greedy to see more people who seemed to have forgotten the last several years. Tallinn was suddenly flooded with young men. It annoyed her. There were too many men. She wished she was home, had a sudden, pressing desire to get back there. She quickly bought a newspaper and also snapped up a copy of Otep\u00e4\u00e4 Teataja that had been used as a lunch wrapper from a park bench, staring for a moment into a caf\u00e9 where she had once known the buffet girl by name. Had they already gone back to work, or did the caf\u00e9 have a new owner and new employees? She had sometimes gone there in the past to enjoy a pastry, meet her friends, but now her wedding ring was tight around her finger under her glove. Near the hospital, Wehrmacht soldiers were snaring pigeons. One of them noticed her and smiled, the others urged him to keep working. \u201cDinner\u2019s on its way!\u201d\nFrom When the Doves Disappeared by Sofi Oksanen, to be published by Knopf and House of Anansi Press in February 2015 and Atlantic Books in April 2015. Copyright \u00a9 2015 by Sofi Oksanen. English translation \u00a9 2015 by Lola M. Rogers. Published by arrangement with Alfred A. Knopf, an imprint of The Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, a division of Random House LLC; Atlantic Books, UK; and House of Anansi Press Inc. in Canada.\nCatapulted into the elite of Finnish authors with her first and widely debated novel, Stalin's Cows (2003), Finnish-Estonian writer Sofi Oksanen (b. 1977) has since then been considered one of the most interesting voices of her generation. Her novel Purge (2008) was a top bestseller in Finland and has been translated into more than forty languages. She was the first author to be awarded both Finland's premier literary award, the Finlandia Award, and the Runeberg Award in the same year. Sofi Oksanen is the recipient of many prestigious awards, including the Finlandia Award 2008, the Mika Waltari Award 2008, Cristina of the Year 2008, the Great Finnish Book Club Prize 2008, the Runeberg Award 2009, the Nordic Council Literature Prize 2010, the Prix Femina \u00c8tranger 2010, the Europe Book Prize 2010, the Swedish Academy Nordic Prize 2013, and the Budapest Grand Prize 2013. Her fourth novel, When the Doves Disappeared was published in 2012 to rave reviews and will appear in English in 2015.\nPhoto by Toni Ha\u0308rko\u0308nen\n\u00bb More about Sofi Oksanen\nLola Rogers is a Finnish to English literary translator living in Seattle. She studied linguistics and Finnish language and literature at the University of Washington, followed by training as a translation intern at FILI Finnish Literature Exchange in Helsinki. She has translated seven novels to date and contributed translations of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry to a variety of journals and anthologies. 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        "raw_content": "Maybe Not Yem\nFiction by Etik Juwita\nTranslated from Indonesian by Andy Fuller\n\"Can you believe it? One of my friends threw her boss's baby into a washing machine, just before going back to her village,\" the woman beside me said in a flat voice. I turned my gaze to the darkness outside the car window. The woman was terrorizing me. Damn it all! A chill ran through me as I thought of what she had just told me.\nThe air was stuffy. Our small van crawled along the road. The heat from the van's engine was enough to make frozen blood boil. As we traveled along Java's northern coastal road it felt as if we were on our way to hell. Since six o'clock my body had been bent like a hook. The pain in my back made me feel as if I had arthritis. With the feeling of pins and needles in my flesh, I was afraid to move a limb. And of course, I didn't have the nerve to state my displeasure at the woman's story. I looked at her again, hoping that she had finished terrorizing me. She shouldn't be making things up as we exchanged our experiences as guest-workers abroad.\n\"And me?\" She let the question hang, then fell silent. I looked around me. The driver, with a cigarette dangling from his lips, was listening to music\u2014the song \"Teluk Bayur.\" The conductor, seated on the floor of the van, was asleep; head resting, with mouth agape, on the stack of our suitcases; his legs stretched out along the aisle. The five other women, leaning against one another for support, were also fast asleep. They all looked the same, with faces as pale as corpses. Maybe it was because they had just finished working overseas and, now, were paying it off with a deep sleep throughout their journey. I wasn't like them. And neither was she. It was just me, the driver, and the woman beside me who were still awake. She looked at me and I looked back at her. Suddenly, I didn't feel comfortable being awake\u2014though I find it almost impossible to sleep in a vehicle. From the light of the vehicles coming in the opposite direction, I could see her eyes, burning into my flesh.\nShe placed her lips so close to my ear that I was able to smell her breath. After having her mouth closed for such a long time, her breath smelled of a blocked drain. I could feel her warm breath on my left cheek. \"I put rat poison in the milk for my boss's kid,\" she said.\nHad I known I would have to endure such a journey, I would have asked a member of my family to pick me up. I could have asked my boss to buy me a ticket directly from Singapore to Surabaya. Had I done that, I would already be in Blitar, my hometown. I wouldn't have had to come into Jakarta. I wouldn't have needed to land at notorious Terminal 3\u2014where all the guest-workers are as good as shaken down. I wouldn't have had to rent a seat in this van, which was little better than a garbage truck. And I wouldn't have met this woman! I should have rejected my boss's suggestion that I accompany Karti, a fellow employee with whom I had worked for two years, to her home in Banyumas. My boss had told me, \"Make sure nothing bad happens to her on the journey home.\" But in fact it was I who was being tortured. While Karti, whom my boss had worried about, was sound asleep curled into herself like an armadillo.\nThe air was so close inside the van. I opened the window, hoping to catch a fresh breeze. Instead, sand from the back of a passing truck flew into my face. I slammed the window shut. The smell of decaying fish from the ponds alongside the road made the air worse. The woman, who had been sitting beside me, was now sitting across the aisle, opposite me. She smiled cynically.\n\"We're the only ones still awake.\"\n\"I'm not sleepy. But you go ahead\u2026\" I really wished that she would sleep.\n\"I'm not sleepy either. Do you want to hear one of my other stories?\"\nMaybe this time she would tell another story, even less humane. I guessed her to be around forty. Her cheeks were somewhat sunken; a false gold tooth sometimes gleamed with flashes of light. Her nails were cut unevenly\u2014like those of a patient in an asylum. Her dark and deep set eyes reminded me of a gambling addict suffering from lack of sleep. Though she was thin, and had sagging breasts, she was also muscular. Maybe she was suffering from some kind of mental disturbance. I didn't need the stress.\n\"Have any children of your own?\" I asked, trying to change the topic of conversation. If I agreed to listen to her stories, I knew I wouldn't be able to sleep\u2014not just tonight but probably for the next month as well.\n\"Three living. Another three, I aborted.\"\nGod, I had asked the wrong kind of question.\n\"Gosh, I guess I am tired. Maybe I'll try to sleep.\"\n\"Well, when you close your eyes, I hope you don't start thinking about that baby in the washing machine\u2026.\"\nShe'd done it! I was now trapped in her game of terror. I stopped leaning my head against the back of the uncushioned seat on which I was seated and which was causing my bottom to burn with heat. I moved a little to the side but my back felt like it was resting against metal.\n\"Why are you telling me such terrible things?\" I asked her. \"It's impossible. I don't believe you.\"\n\"That's because you don't know.\"\n\"You'd get the death penalty for killing a baby.\"\n\"But my friend got away with it!\"\n\"Because it never happened!\" I argued. I realized that my tone was rather aggressive.\n\"You're still young. What do you know? Do you know that she never used the same name? Or that she always used a false address?\"\n\"Maybe I'm only twenty-two, but I know when I am being lied to.\"\n\"Then what are you worried about? Are you afraid of something not being true? You're awfully wet behind the ears, Little Miss.\"\nI looked at her, or more accurately, I stared at her. She winced as she moved her legs.\n\"Look at that big toe of mine. It was crushed.\"\nIt began to dawn on me that the woman wasn't crazy after all. Such a person could not engage in a debate. I looked down at her feet. She lifted the right leg of her trousers, took off the sandal she was wearing, and raised her foot closer to me and the light on the roof of the van. The nail of her big toe was misshapen and infected.\n\"Got crushed beneath a table leg when I was serving dinner to my boss.\"\n\"Didn't you see a doctor?\"\n\"Sure, with whose money, your mother's?\"\n\"No, your boss's.\"\n\"Right, and not be given food for a day?\"\nSuddenly I felt some sympathy for her. Had her experience really been that bad?\nI was often surprised when I heard my friends' stories about their lives as guest-workers. They gave their bosses such names as The Lady Ghost, The Witch, The Bitch, and The Dog. They told me how they mixed their urine with soup or drink to keep them from being so bossy. Hearing their tales, I learned that throughout my time abroad, I had been much more fortunate than they. All I had to do was clean the house and take care of a dog. And there were two of us to do these tasks.\nEven though in the beginning I was scared, I began to ask her questions. She was a divorc\u00e9e who had been left by her husband. She had worked for a little over a year in Saudi Arabia for an oil magnate who had three wives and ten children\u2014with only one maid; that was herself. As much as I could, I tried to avoid asking the truth about the baby and the rat poison. Everybody was still asleep.\nThe morning light, a swatch of red morning sky, appeared before us. We were now heading east. The van bounced up and down as it moved along the uneven road. The conductor was still asleep, his head bobbing, a snorting sound, like that of a pig, coming from his nose. Maybe, as in Javanese myth, he was dreaming of transforming into a boar to make it easier for him to steal.\nThe Adidas watch my boss gave me showed it to be 4 a.m. The van pulled into a side road. We hit a bump and my head banged into Yem's\u2014she of the rat poison. She smiled but it was the smile of an old woman in mourning, whose husband had just died; awkward and forced.\nSuddenly, the car stopped and the driver barked, \"Wake up! Wake up!\"\nThe other passengers writhed as they awoke and then stretched their limbs, producing a cracking of joints. The conductor jumped up and led us out of the van to a small box of a place about three by four meters in size. He ordered us to sit down then quickly locked the door behind us.\n\"Hey, why are you locking the door?\" I shouted at him.\nThe conductor stared at me as I stared back at him. \"To make sure nothing happens we don't want to happen,\" he said while walking toward a group of men in an adjoining room who were talking in whispers.\nI looked at the pale faces of my sleepy friends who, without suspecting anything, handed over their passports to the conductor at his request. I handed mine over, too, after seeing a sign with green lettering that read \"Money Changer,\" behind a table on which was spelled \"Counter.\"\nOne by one, my fellow travelers were called into the room which the men occupied. I wasn't able to see what went on inside. I grew apprehensive as I realized that I was to be the last foreign worker called into the room.\nIn the room, a man with the look of a cat about to swipe a salted fish was speaking: \"We're here to help the foreign workers. Because of so much deception, we're here to help foreign workers whose money is still in the form of checks, dollars, riyals or ringgit. There's a lot of counterfeit money in circulation; we're just helping out is all. Not forcing anyone to do anything. All of this is for your own good,\"\nI thought of my Singapore dollars\u2014three thousand or about fifteen million rupiah\u2014inside my packet of tampons in my backpack. \"I transferred all my money to my mother beforehand,\" I reported.\n\"Do you have a proof of transfer? You know how those foreign money transfer services try to deceive you. But we're Indonesians; you can count on us to do what's right for you.\"\n\"I threw it away in Singapore,\" I told him. \"So, can I go now?\"\n\"Of course! Out, that way, not this way,\" he said angrily.\nWhen we got back into the van, all my companions began to complain about having to pay a higher exchange rate at home.\n\"I should have exchanged my money in Singapore,\" Karti moaned.\nI felt guilty, as if I had betrayed the promise I'd made to my boss to take care of Karti.\nYem said nothing as the others groused about their money and checks, which were all now in rupiah. She sat, staring emptily. The bright morning sunlight, striking her face, made her appear tired and worn, as if some kind of sadness was choking her.\n\"Did you exchange your money too?\" I whispered.\n\"What, did you think they were lying?\"\n\"I don't have any money to change.\" She looked into the distance. \"My boss is sending a check.\"\nAll the women, who initially had been indifferent to asking Yem anything, immediately screamed as one: \"What?! And you believe her?\"\n\"No, but what could I do?\"\nI knew that what she meant was that if she kept on asking for her wages, she would have had to delay her return. Agreeing to her boss's offer was the only sure way that her boss would indeed buy her a plane ticket to return home.\nAfter having our breakfast at a street-side stall, we were taken to a house, a kind of way station, where we could bathe and rest for a while. The place had a carpeted floor where several other people, who had probably arrived just before us, were seated. They were on their way to East Java but we only spoke to them for a minute before their driver shouted that their onward journey would commence immediately.\nI didn't know the name of the place where we had stopped. I tried to find out but failed; I couldn't see any sign at all. But the men at the place, who seemed to be our hosts, spoke in a Jakarta dialect.\nFor one hour, we were left there in the carpeted room. Then we were called, one by one, into a room we had passed when entering the house. The strange thing was, none of the other women would answer my questions when they came back out of the room. It was only Yem who gave me a thin smile and Karti who asked, \"Why have we been asked to pay again?\" Once again, I was the last one to go to the room.\nThere, a man tried to explain his good intentions: \"We are from an insurance agency. The insurance you paid at the airport only covers you for travel within Jakarta and West Java. Beyond those borders, we are not responsible. Yesterday, a car with foreign workers was robbed in Brebes. Everything was taken and the workers themselves were raped. We are only asking for five hundred thousand rupiah\u2014which includes the cost for the driver and the conductor. But it's completely up to you. It would be a pity if either you or your money weren't safe.\"\nCertain that this man had nothing on his mind but squeezing money from me and my companions, I followed my boss's rule to never trust in strangers: \"How kind of you,\" I remarked. \"Might I ask for your business card?\"\nMy question took the man aback, leaving him unsure of what to do. He stared fiercely down at the table between us, where there was nothing but an ashtray. \"Hmm, I'm sorry. I'm out of business cards.\"\nFortunately, at the same moment, I caught sight of a calendar on the wall with pictures of cats. At the bottom was the name of a shop and its address.\n\"We're in Bekasi, aren't we?\" I asked. \"May I borrow your telephone? I happen to have a relative who works at the police station in Depok. I haven't got that much money with me, so I'll ask him to pick me up here\u2014especially since your travel service cannot guarantee my safety.\"\nI was surprised at my own calmness. The man stood up. I thought that he was either going to shout at me or hit me. Instead, he walked towards the fan in the corner of the room and turned it on. Our conversation had made him hot.\n\"Excuse me a moment,\" he said before leaving the room, \"I'll be back shortly.\"\nNow that I had been left alone for a moment, I began to regret what I had just said. A relative, working in the Depok police station? What would happen if he ordered me to go there alone, separate from the other workers in my van? I didn't know this area at all.\nAt that moment, the man returned. He spoke to me roughly: \"All right, you don't have to pay for the insurance but don't tell any of your friends. This one time, we'll help you. You can go on your way. I hope that you arrive safely and that you aren't raped or robbed. Now get out!\"\n\"Did you pay?\" Yem whispered as we continued our journey.\n\"What, you still don't believe I don't have any money?\"\n\"They think that they're the only smart ones here! Assholes!\" she swore.\nMy companions fell asleep again as we traveled the dusty roads. I was silent because Yem was also silent. Looking at everything outside, I couldn't believe that I was back in Indonesia. A lot can change within two years. Lots of people have hearts made of asphalt. They have asphalt faces. They act as if they're made from asphalt. Black, without a conscience.\nI'm not sure for how long but, in the end, my weariness overcame me, and I did nod off\u2014even though I can rarely sleep when traveling. With me half-asleep, half-awake, the van traveled across bumpy and rocky roads. My body bounced about in the seat. Our bags fell down around us. Then suddenly, at some point in this ride, I heard Yem shout at the driver: \"Turn left!\"\n\"Are we there?\" I asked.\n\"Yes. You take care of yourself,\" she advised. \"There's still a lot that you don't know.\"\nThe car stopped and the conductor jumped out. \"You're Sutiyem, are you? Sign here, we've got to keep moving. We've got no time to dilly dally,\" he said to Yem while looking at her small house with bamboo walls. It was very quiet.\nI looked at Yem struggling to carry her backpack. She was carrying the least of all of us.\nI opened the window. \"Yem!\" I called out.\nYem put her luggage down and walked toward me. The van's engine had been restarted.\n\"That story, Yem, about the rat poison in the baby's milk\u2026Is it true?\"\n\"I'm not Yem!\" she told me with a smile. \"I'm free!\"\nI've never been able to understand the meaning of that final smile she gave me\u2014even after I decided to tell you about it. Maybe she was saying that she too had the power to make another person suffer. Could you ever imagine poisoning your own child with rat poison? Maybe someone\u2014but maybe not Yem\u2014could do it to an oil magnate who has three wives and ten children.\nAnd Yem, or maybe not Yem, had never admitted to it. It was unclear. Everything was unclear.\nEtik Juwita\nEtik Juwita was born in Blitar (East Java) in 1982 and works as a housemaid in Hong Kong. Several of her stories have appeared in national publications and in Indonesian-language publications in Hong Kong.\n\u00bb More about Etik Juwita\nAndy Fuller is a PhD student at the University of Tasmania, Australia. He is currently researching the representations of urban life in the writings of Seno Gumira Ajidarma. He has a Master's Degree from the University of Melbourne, Australia (2004). During 2005 he worked at Yayasan Lontar (Jakarta, Indonesia)\u2014funding for which was obtained from the Australia Indonesia Institute. He writes on urban life, literature and music. Andy has translated several stories by Seno Gumira Ajidarma and other Indonesian writers. He can be contacted at [email protected]\n\u00bb More about Andy Fuller",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Cuba \u00bb Cuban migration and U.S. policy war\nCuban migration and U.S. policy war\nOn Jan. 12, 2017, the Obama administration announced that it was ending a 22-year-long migration policy on Cuba.\nPresident Barack Obama declared that the U.S. government would no longer allow Cubans who landed on U.S. soil without visas to remain in the country and gain immediate legal residency. The now terminated policy \u2014 termed \u201cwet foot, dry foot\u201d \u2014 was exclusive to Cuban migrants.\nUnlike other Caribbean, Central American or African immigrants, Cubans were the only ones who were granted immediate legal residency or naturalized status as soon as they touched U.S. soil. Only when Cubans were caught during their sea crossing would the U.S. send them back to the island. Hence the \u201cwet foot, dry foot\u201d term.\nThe policy is part of the decades long war emanating from Washington geared to destabilize the Cuban Revolution. For years, the Cuban government has pointed out that U.S. migration policy is aimed at inciting illegal migration from Cuba.\nIn 1962, after the triumph of the Revolution, the U.S. government abruptly suspended travel and legal departures from Cuba to the U.S. Thousands of Cubans lost all connections with family living in the U.S. Illegal migration was the only way to connect with them.\nUnder the Lyndon Johnson administration, the onerous Cuban Adjustment Act was enacted. That law established special migration status for Cubans and became the legal basis for the automatic right to obtain permanent resident status a year after entering the U.S.\nIn 1994 and 1995, another migration agreement between the U.S. and Cuba provided for the U.S. to issue 20,000 visas each year to Cubans who wanted to come to the US. The \u201cwet foot, dry foot\u201d policy was established within the Cuban Adjustment Act to give immediate legal status.\nThe U.S. never kept its end of the migration agreements, approving as few as 1,600 visas some years. With the agreement violated year after year, the number of people who attempted to migrate to the U.S. without authorization increased.\nThose agreements took place within the context of the longest blockade in U.S. history, creating untold economic and social hardships in Cuba. Despite pro-worker conditions, such as free education and free health care for all, living conditions are still hard in Cuba as a result of the blockade. When trade with the former socialist camp deteriorated exponentially, social conditions were especially hard in Cuba. Food and oil shortages abounded as a result of the tightening of the blockade and the fall of the Soviet Union.\nFurthermore, U.S. imperialism and its lackeys among counter-revolutionary Cuban elements in Florida consistently carried out a nonstop propaganda campaign via radio and other outlets to incite illegal migration from Cuba. This incitement led to the case of Eli\u00e1n Gonz\u00e1lez, whose mother died on a raft from Cuba headed for Florida in 1999. Eli\u00e1n survived and was picked up by the Coast Guard and brought to Miami. There, right-wing family members attempted to kidnap the six-year-old child and keep him in the U.S. despite his father\u2019s demands to have Eli\u00e1n returned.\nAfter several months, Eli\u00e1n\u2019s father, Juan Miguel, obtained freedom for his son. Eli\u00e1n, now an adult, is one of the many youth leaders in Cuba defending the Revolution.\nThe Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA) establishes. establishes special and exclusive status for Cuban migrants. It makes Cubans the only people in the world who have the dispensation to automatically be granted the right to apply for U.S. citizenship and work permits as soon as they hit U.S. soil.\nThis clearly exposes the political nature of U.S. immigration policy. For example, Haitians experience some of the most dire conditions in their homeland due to imperialist policies. Why are not Haitians or Hondurans, who are fleeing violence, not granted immediate privileges like the Cubans?\nBecause one of these nations has had a revolution that ousted foreign transnational corporations and Wall Street banks: Cuba.\nWhy did Obama repeal the \u201cwet foot, dry foot\u201d part of the CAA?\nA Jan. 12 New York Times\u2019 article, summarized Obama\u2019s deputy national security adviser, Benjamin Rhodes, as saying that \u201cmost Cubans who came to the United States in the past \u2018absolutely had to leave\u2019 Cuba \u2018for political purposes\u2019\u201d and that now \u201cthe flow is largely of people seeking greater economic opportunity\u201d while ending the policy \u201cis a reflection of Obama\u2019s view that, ultimately, the rise of a new generation of Cubans pressing for change in their own country is vital to bringing about change there.\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s important that Cuba continue to have a young, dynamic population that are agents of change,\u201d Mr. Rhodes said.\nAlso reported in the New York Times, the infamous counterrevolutionary Jorge Mas Canosa, chairman of the right-wing Cuban American National Foundation, before his death in 1997 said of the CAA, \u201cThe changes would force Cuba\u2019s leaders to be more responsive to their citizens. \u2018People may be initially upset at not being able to have this way of getting out of Cuba, but ultimately, the solution for Cuba is people fighting for change in Cuba.\u2019\u201d\nThousands of Cubans, according to the Times, have left Cuba and are awaiting entry at the U.S. Mexican border. 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        "raw_content": "Team Building during the Class Orientation \u2013 Getting to know Japan and each other\nSince Omura city was the very first stop for the February \u2013 April 2008 World Campus \u2014 Japan participants, we spent time talking about Japanese culture and norms, getting to know each other through various team building activities and preparing for our weekly community appreciation event \u2013 the \u201cArigato Evento\u201d.\nOne of the team-building activities was called \u201cStory of your life\u201d where participants sat around in a circle to voice memorable events in their lives and hobbies. Then the participants found a counterpart who shares a similar experience or hobby to get to know each other even more.\nParts of the \u201cArigato Evento\u201d preparation also focused on learning Japanese songs as well as for preparing \u201cCultural Pieces\u201d. This is where international participants have the opportunity to demonstrate songs, dances and literary works from their country of origin. The creation of a stage performance itself became a great bonding experience.\nThe high point of the \u201cArigato Evento\u201d preparation was learning a Japanese song with sign language. \u201cSekai ni Hitotsu dake no hana\u201d (the one and only flower in the world), is a very popular song originally performed by a Japanese boy-band. The song contains a significant message which is also important for the path to becoming a global citizen: everyone is unique and should be valued for what they are.\nPrevious PostWelcome Party in Omura City for the Feb \u2013 April 08 Class!Next PostShorinji Kempo Experience",
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        "raw_content": "Permalink Reply by Phil Rynhart on July 18, 2018 at 3:08pm\nIf the music is constantly changing week by week to suit the service/theme then music stands are a necessity. In my church we cover a years worth of music so it's almost impossible to remember the set lists. I find it doesn't hinder leading the worship.\nPermalink Reply by Allan Midgley on September 1, 2018 at 3:37am\nI have mentioned about why some may need a stand etc, but here is something else to think about, that will either, be easy to accept ( because they are open minded and free in God) or get under some peoples skin, because, they are too vain or too entrenched in tradition or close minded.\nOk, I am going to throw up another thought that has been mentioned before, but to include it in this scenario too. That is WHY have a platform/ stage at all? It is not necessary at all for the musicians to play on one and be seem by the congregation, as they are NOT performing for an audience. Even in some church the pastors don't use the stage or raised platform to teach/ preach from as they want to engage the people.\nBack up to the 60's churches used to have a \"song\" leader who would beat out the time , like a metronome up front, now we have drums and bass to do that. Also, choir groups would be on the side and they would stand and increase the volume and quality of the songs, as well as lead the congregation into worship (in tune), when they only had a pump organ and maybe a piano.\nThings change, but (some) worship leaders are still trying to hold the alter for themselves. That sounds harsh, I know but some leaders, like some musicians have egos as big as the Hoover Dam,lol and they don't need a platform as well.\nSo, if you don't like seeing the music stands from the congregation side, take the musicians off the stage and put them on the same level as everyone else as they are, and should be treated as lovingly as everyone else.\nWhen the worship leader invites the church to rise and sing she or he is already standing and can be seen and heard by all. And everyone knows what to do from there on, Worship God, not worry about what the band is doing or who is leading or who has music stands or using a 6th Gen. Ipad etc.\nJust a thought.......\nPermalink Reply by Phil Rynhart on September 5, 2018 at 7:41am\nFunny you mention that Alan, we don't have a raised platform deliberately so that we are more in touch and part of the congregation, perhaps thats way the stands don't hinder our communication. ... Phil\nPermalink Reply by Greg Newhouse on September 4, 2018 at 7:28am\nIf I am to drop the stand, I need to memorize. If I am to memorize, I need to know what. If I am to sound like the recording, most of the time I already know I am going to fail, as I am one instrument where four are required in many cases. If I am to play with others with the recording in mind, I need to know that they are going to make a similar attempt to replicate the section structure, feel and sound of the recording. This is not guaranteed. I need to rehearse regularly and repeat songs with others the way we are going to play them, because to play together well, we need to play together. Also, this is not guaranteed, as midweek rehearsals are often canceled due to people being unavailable. Talent, desire, and children's baseball games, musical productions, and health do not often synchronize, and our depth chart at each position is often one person. Therefore, most of the time I am prepared to improvise a vaguely recording-y sounding riff, or strum, or arpeggio, on the fly, especially when we are doing a new song which we are playing together for the first time one hour before the service starts, and especially since none of us are ready to confidently step in to a Nashville recording studio, and yet some of us are defensive enough about it to resist suggestions and change. And most of the time, I am not attempting to replicate the tones and effects of the song, but am trying to quickly improvise a sound that will work with what we have available at the moment we must play, something that will be less distracting than playing the recording's main simple delay riff with cavernous reverb along with dry keyboard or acoustic piano playing full CCLI chart and bass playing roots. And the tempi (because there never seems to be just one) being sped up, and the little syncopations being squared off to \"hymnify\" the songs for the comfort of an aging congregation. The chord chart provides just that little bit of comfort in these cases, which of course over time have become every case. So, then, for each song I have a few different ways to play depending upon who shows up at the last minute, the key idea for me being \"prepared to improvise\", which of course offends the sensibilities of many opinions I have read which equate improvisation with lack of preparation. But there it is.\nI always would prefer to have that chart there in front of me and have never tried to make people on my teams NOT use a music stand. I encourage people not to get buried in it and stare at it the whole service though. :) Definitely is nice though to have the comfort of knowing it's there for that occasional reminder of lyrics or the progression of the upcoming bridge, personal notes, etc.",
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        "raw_content": "Real-Life Lessons from Behind the Camera\nThis fall, I became creative director of motion at Wray Ward, inheriting an award-winning video production team. I spent some time with this group as a consultant in 2015, and I couldn\u2019t be happier to call the agency home for good.\nIt\u2019s been a real journey to get here. In fact, \u2018here\u2019 isn\u2019t really a single place or event \u2014 it\u2019s the culmination of every experience I\u2019ve lived since high school. Along the way, I\u2019ve worked as an actor, sold real estate, founded a production company, interviewed presidents and governors, and made and sold feature-length films.\nHere\u2019s a little more about me, from lessons I\u2019ve learned to values I bring to the motion team at Wray Ward.\nI\u2019ve believed it\u2019s important for people to embrace their dreams ever since I was a teenager living in Columbia, South Carolina.\nWhen I was 17, a friend and I decided to make movies \u2026 even though we were young, inexperienced and living in the wrong part of the country. Luckily for us, this was the 1990s, before the film boom, meaning it was still really easy to win awards. Winning awards gave us the confidence to keep going, and I never looked back.\nEarly on, I didn\u2019t just look up to filmmakers \u2014 I surrounded myself with them. 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I felt lucky to get paid (sometimes) doing what I loved, and I still do.\nToday, I still look at my work with the perspective that I get to do something magical for a living \u2014 and at the end of the day, I end up with a pretty cool commercial or spec spot or film.\nI put the team first.\nMy philosophy today is pretty simple: head, heart and hands. I live by it. It influences every decision I make for my clients and my team.\nI\u2019ve always known that if I want to achieve my own goals, I need a great team. Even if that means surrounding myself with people who are more talented than me. And whether I have an eye for talent or a knack for being in the right place at the right time, I\u2019ve consistently been lucky to work with people who are really skilled at their craft.\nBut I also understand that if I really want to succeed, I have to know how to harness great creative talent. Nobody cares how talented I am; they want me to be the kind of person they want to lead them. I see myself as an outgoing, fun kind of guy who places a high value on the unique qualities his teammates bring to the table. People rally around an attitude like that, and it\u2019s helped me bring out the best in some of the most gifted people in this industry.\nI couldn\u2019t be more excited about the next chapter.\nGreat creative talent is exactly why I\u2019m so excited to be an official member of the Motion team at Wray Ward. It\u2019s not just an agency department, it\u2019s a roster of world-class artists changing the way we tell stories onscreen.\nIn advertising, we experience filmmaking on a micro level. Filmmakers might spend a whole year on a single project. That translates to about 40 stories in a 40-year career. But in advertising, we can do that in a month. Wray Ward might shoot one story on Tuesday and a different story in a completely different genre on Thursday. 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        "raw_content": "Tribute to teenager who died following Northchapel crash\nRosie Roebuck, 16, of Chiddingfold, died following a collision on the A283. Photo provided via Sussex Police.\nTributes have been paid to a \u2018talented and caring\u2019 16-year-old girl who died following a crash in Northchapel last week.\nRosie Roebuck from Chiddingfold was one of four people seriously injured in a collision on the A283 about 5.23pm on Monday July 9.\nAll four casualties, including a 16-year-old boy from Billingshurst and a 48-year-old man from Worthing, were taken to St George\u2019s Hospital for treatment but Rosie later died of her injures, police confirmed on Friday.\nHer family has issued the following tribute via Sussex Police:\n\u201cRosie had just finished her GCSEs and completed her final year at Woolmer Hill School, Haslemere.\n\u201cShe was due to begin studying for A-Levels in English Literature & Language, Psychology, Drama, and Performing Arts at Godalming College in September.\n\u201cRosie leaves behind her parents Alex (50) and Jenny (48), her older sister Evie (18) and her younger brother Sam (14).\n\u201cRosie lived in Chiddingfold her whole life and went to St. Mary\u2019s C of E Primary School.\n\u201cRosie wanted to be an actress and participated in many productions for her school, Churt Amateur Dramatic Society (CADS) and The Tilbourne Players. \u201cRecently, Rosie starred as Susan in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe for Tilbourne Players, as Jack in CADS\u2019 2018 pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk, and in the lead role of Sally Bowles in Woolmer Hill\u2019s production of Cabaret.\n\u201cRosie\u2019s drama teacher described her performance in Cabaret as \u2018formidable\u2019.\n\u201cRosie was a talented and capable girl whose priority was her family and friends.\n\u201cShe had a mature, intuitive and caring nature and always thought of others. Rosie was fun loving and always eager to try new things.\n\u201cHer natural beauty and gorgeous smile will be missed by all who knew her.\u201d\nThe collision involved a blue Peugeot 508 and a white Volkswagen Golf.\nPoliceare still appealing for witnesses, or anyone with dash cam or CCTV footage of the incident, to report it online or call 101, quoting operation Emley.",
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        "raw_content": "Part I - Rewarding Behaviors: Show them the Money\u2026 or a Trip to Hawaii\nThe Unrealized Potential of Incentives in the Call Center Inbound or outbound, sales or service side, agent or supervisor: cash is king when it comes to call center compensation. Carefully calibrated cash-compensation plans \u2013 combining fixed and variable pay \u2013 certainly ought to be the bedrock on which to build a productive call center team. We all have to eat and pay the bills. But can cash by itself really overcome the challenges of inspiring top-flight sales and customer service behaviors, and retaining call center personnel? Enter non-cash rewards incentive programs. Savvy call center managers know the power of contests and incentive programs, particularly in uncertain economic times like these, when base compensation is holding relatively steady. Many call centers have used contests with cash or non-cash rewards, recognition programs, or other incentives. And, again, cash rewards have their place in this scheme. But non-cash rewards \u2013 currently underutilized and undervalued \u2013 are what have the most potential to drive and motivate behavior. Cash rewards can be seen as an extension of cash pay. In motivating group behavior, cash rewards can provide an excellent incentive. Cash is impersonal \u2013 we all like it equally. Non-cash rewards, on the other hand, can be highly personal and thus extremely motivating for individuals. That is, provided the individual truly wants the non-cash prize that is offered. This is just one point where non-cash rewards programs haven\u2019t lived up to their potential. Too often, non-cash rewards programs have been boring, being limited to fixed-prize giveaways like gift cards (27 percent of which are left unredeemed, according to Consumer Reports!) or to one-size-fits-all prizes that don\u2019t get everyone equally excited. Another issue with rewards programs, cash or non-cash, is that they are rarely well integrated with companies\u2019 overall compensation programs and are consequently more often tactical than strategic. That is, they are valuable as \u201ckickers,\u201d and for getting people to \u201cstretch\u201d to meet a short-term goal, but not ideal for molding sustainable long-term behaviors. How they are managed and tracked hasn\u2019t helped either as management by spreadsheet (today\u2019s standard method) results in dumbed-down contests that do little to motivate employees over the long haul. But it doesn\u2019t have to be this way. When liberated from the confines of management-by-spreadsheet and one-size-fits-all prizes, non-cash rewards incentive programs can go where cash compensation can\u2019t. They can be personalized and highly targeted to specific individuals at any level across any call center audience (outbound selling, customer service, collections, etc.). They can be made not just more compelling but also \u201cstickier\u201d than cash, meaning that employees will be less likely to forget why they received them. They can play on the desire for instant gratification, in that they can be tied to points that can be immediately redeemed via the Web for merchandise, travel, entertainment, etc. And they can be integrated with strategic compensation programs and CRM applications to become a major driver in improving and sustaining call center productivity and combating turnover. What it takes is a programmatic approach, resting on best practices and enabled by a level of automation similar to that provided by today\u2019s ubiquitous CRM applications. Part Two of this series will examine these motivating call center staff best practices, while Part Three will explore call center rewards automation strategies and potential return on investment (ROI).\nCreating Rewarding Business Cultures",
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        "raw_content": "#BREAKING: Saudi Arabia and Canada enter a political stand-off\nTensions between Saudi Arabia and Canada are escalating after an alleged \u201cinterfering\u201d tweet by the Foreign Policy of Canada against the Arab nation.\nSaudi Arabia has now recalled its ambassador from Canada and has given the Canadian ambassador to Saudi Arabia 24 hours to leave the country.\nThe diplomatic stand-off has escalated to the nation\u2019s state airline, Saudia, suspending flights to and from Toronto.\nThis move on Monday [August 6th] was made after an alleged interference in Saudi domestic affairs after Ottawa\u2019s foreign ministry rebuked Riyadh for jailing human rights activists, which included prominent women\u2019s rights campaigner Samar Badawi.\nSaudi\u2019s government furthermore banned new trade with Canada. Though, it remains unclear is this would affect the two nation\u2019s existing annual Saudi-Canadian trade of nearly US$4 billion and a US$13 billion defense contract.\nA major portion of the two-way trade was based on Canada\u2019s export of military vehicles armed with weapons.\nBut, more than 15,000 Saudi students will reportedly be affected by this diplomatic rift, and the state television reported that the Education Ministry was coming up with an \u201curgent plan\u201d to move thousands of Saudi scholarship students out of Canadian schools to take classes in other countries.\nOman\u2019s Stand in the matter\nThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement today [August 7th, 2018] regarding the current political situation between the two nations.\nThe ministry said: \u201cOman is following the current political situation between Saudi Arabia and Canada and affirms its position of not interfering in the internal affairs of other countries. The Sultanate hopes this situation will be resolved between the two countries.\u201d\nCategories: Around the World, Breaking News\nTags: canada, Canada and Saudi Arabia, Canada flights Saudi, Canadian embassy in Saudi Arabia, Canadians in Saudi Arabia, DIplomatic ties, Muscat, Oman, Passport renewal for canadians in gcc, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabians in Canada, Saudia, Saudia news",
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        "raw_content": "The Testimony of Eva Adler\nMy name is Eva Adler. My former name was Eva Halperin. I was born in Zborow, Poland, where I lived with my family: my parents and two young brothers. My father was the manager of the Jewish bank of Zborow and the secretary of the Community. Our life was relatively good\u2026\nOn July 4, 1941 the SS units arrived for the first time. They went from house to house yelling \"out with the damned Jews\". They took the Jewish men for work. They forced my father and my two brothers who had been wounded out of bed and we never saw them again\u2026\nOn August 28, 1941 the SS units arrived for the second time. This time it was my mother who fell into their hands. I managed to escape and hid in a wooden shed. I remained all alone with no parents or brothers.\nI left my home and went to live with a friend in the ghetto with five other families. There was a terrible typhoid epidemic. Three people of whom I took care died in my arms. 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        "raw_content": "Cray's Jaguar tops IBM's Roadrunner for fastest supercomputer\nThe Cray XT5 supercomputer known as \"Jaguar\" has finally clawed its way to the title of fastest computer in the world.\nBy Erica Ogg | November 16, 2009 -- 07:37 GMT (23:37 PST) | Topic: IBM\nSitting back at No. 2 on the Top500 list of supercomputers for more than a year, Jaguar overtook IBM's \"Roadrunner\" according to the twice-yearly list that will be unveiled Tuesday at the SC09 Conference in Portland, Ore.\nJaguar beat out the competition by showing it can process 1.75 petflop/s, or quadrillions of floating point operations per second, according to the Top500 Linpack benchmark. IBM's Roadrunner was pushed back to No. 2 by posting a processing speed of 1.04 petaflop/s, a dip from the 1.105 petaflop/s it reached in a June 2009 test. The slower performance this time around is apparently due to a repartitioning of the system.\nJust as the last time the list was released, the Top500 list is made up mostly of Hewlett-Packard and IBM computers. HP accounted for 210 of this year's 500, and IBM 185. In terms of processors in use, Intel still enjoys the lion's share, with 80 percent. The most popular operating system is Linux, with 90 percent of the Top500.\nFor more, read \"Jaguar supercomputer races past Roadrunner in Top500\" from CNET News.\nMore from Erica Ogg\nJapan dethrones China for supercomputer crown\nApple fights Samsung request to see iPhone 5, iPad3 models\nNew exploit found in PSN restore\nAnonymous denies role in Sony attacks",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Vol 1, No 9 (2016) >\tBilotien\u0117 Motiej\u016bnien\u0117\nIn order to improve the quality of healthcare services and motivate health care institutions to achieve efficiency new management methods are to be found. This article offers one of the instruments created by the author \u2013 hospital health care quality evaluation model. The model was developed during a four-stage study. 26 hospital health care quality assessment indicators, approved in Lithuania, were chosen as the basis of the study. In the first stage of the study, foreign hospital quality assessment models being practiced in other countries were analysed finding key dimensions which were later identified as quality and efficiency. In the second and third stages of the study, mathematical model for the assessment of indicators was developed. The second stage was simulated in three steps. It was firstly presumed that the maximum number of points assembled by a perfectly assessed Hospital could be 1,000 points, whereas, the lowest score possible being estimated to be \u2013 333. During the second step, relative weight for each dimension (quality and efficiency) was calculated. Quality, as being more substantial dimension, has been given two-thirds, or 75 percent of the relative weight and efficiency accounted for one third, or 25 percent of the relative weight. The third step of the second stage consists of the calculation of value for each specific benchmark indicators assigned to the individual dimensions (quality \u2013 15 indicators; efficiency \u2013 11). All indicators have constant weight. The third step of the study was the assessment of size of each quality and efficiency indicator presented by a particular hospital. This size was measured in 3-point scale, where 1 point means less than the Lithuanian average, 2 \u2013 the average of Lithuania, 3 \u2013 more than the Lithuanian average. During the fourth stage of the study, the total value of points obtained by each of the 26 indicators was calculated for each hospital and hospitals were ranked from high to low scores by this total value.\nhealth care quality, assessment model, hospital quality indicators, ranking.",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Catholic Encyclopedia > P > Pontius Pilate\nAfter the deposition of the eldest son of Herod, Archelaus (who had succeeded his father as ethnarch), Judea was placed under the rule of a Roman procurator. Pilate, who was the fifth, succeeding Valerius Gratus in A.D. 26, had greater authority than most procurators under the empire, for in addition to the ordinary duty of financial administration, he had supreme power judicially. His unusually long period of office (A.D. 26-36) covers the whole of the active ministry both of St. John the Baptist and of Jesus Christ.\nAs procurator Pilate was necessarily of equestrian rank, but beyond that we know little of his family or origin. Some have thought that he was only a freedman, deriving his name from pileus (the cap of freed slaves) but for this there seems to be no adequate evidence, and it is unlikely that a freedman would attain to a post of such importance. The Pontii were a Samnite gens. Pilate owed his appointment to the influence of Sejanus. The official residence of the procurators was the palace of Herod at C\u00e6sarea; where there was a military force of about 3,000 soldiers. These soldiers came up to Jerusalem at the time of the feasts, when the city was full of strangers, and there was greater danger of disturbances, hence it was that Pilate had come to Jerusalem at the time of the Crucifixion. His name will be forever covered with infamy because of the part which he took in this matter, though at the time it appeared to him of small importance.\nPilate is a type of the worldly man, knowing the right and anxious to do it so far as it can be done without personal sacrifice of any kind, but yielding easily to pressure from those whose interest it is that he should act otherwise. He would gladly have acquitted Christ, and even made serious efforts in that direction, but gave way at once when his own position was threatened.\nThe other events of his rule are not of very great importance. Philo (Ad Gaium, 38) speaks of him as inflexible, merciless, and obstinate. The Jews hated him and his administration, for he was not only very severe, but showed little consideration for their susceptibilities. Some standards bearing the image of Tiberius, which had been set up by him in Jerusalem, caused an outbreak which would have ended in a massacre had not Pilate given way. At a later date Tiberius ordered him to remove certain gilt shields, which he had set up in Jerusalem in spite of the remonstrances of the people. The incident mentioned in St. Luke 13:1, of the Galilaeans whose blood Pilate mingled with the sacrifices, is not elsewhere referred to, but is quite in keeping with other authentic events of his rule. He was, therefore, anxious that no further hostile reports should be sent to the emperor concerning him.\nThe tendency, already discernible in the canonical Gospels, to lay stress on the efforts of Pilate to acquit Christ, and thus pass as lenient a judgment as possible upon his crime, goes further in the apocryphal Gospels and led in later years to the claim that he actually became a Christian. The Abyssinian Church reckons him as a saint, and assigns 25 June to him and to Claudia Procula, his wife. The belief that she became a Christian goes back to the second century, and may be found in Origen (Hom., in Mat., xxxv). The Greek Church assigns her a feast on 27 October. Tertullian and Justin Martyr both speak of a report on the Crucifixion (not extant) sent in by Pilate to Tiberius, from which idea a large amount of apocryphal literature originated. Some of these were Christian in origin (Gospel of Nicodemus), others came from the heathen, but these have all perished.\nHis rule was brought to an end through trouble which arose in Samaria. An imposter had given out that it was in his power to discover the sacred vessels which, as he alleged, had been hidden by Moses on Mount Gerizim, whither armed Samaritans came in large numbers. Pilate seems to have thought the whole affair was a blind, covering some other more important design, for he hurried forces to attack them, and many were slain. They appealed to Vitellius, who was at that time legate in Syria, saying that nothing political had been intended, and complaining of Pilate's whole administration. He was summoned to Rome to answer their charges, but before he could reach the city the Emperor Tiberius had died.\nThat is the last we know of Pilate from authentic sources, but legend has been busy with his name. He is said by Eusebius (Church History II.7), on the authority of earlier writers, whom he does not name, to have fallen into great misfortunes under Caligula, and eventually to have committed suicide. Other details come from less respectable sources. His body, says the \"Mors Pilati\", was thrown into the Tiber, but the waters were so disturbed by evil spirits that the body was taken to Vienne and sunk in the Rh\u00f4ne, where a monument, called Pilate's tomb, is still to be seen. As the same thing occurred there, it was again removed and sunk in the lake at Lausanne. Its final disposition was in a deep and lonely mountain tarn, which, according to later tradition, was on a mountain, still called Pilatus, close to Lucerne. The real origin of this name is, however, to be sought in the cap of cloud which often covers the mountain, and serves as a barometer to the inhabitants of Lucerne. 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This knowledge gap is due to limitations in the relevant science and technology, the vastly insufficient number of sensors deployed around the world, especially in developing countries, and data denial by many governments due to security concerns.\nSatellites, however, are dramatically changing this picture, by enabling us to measure the total mass of water on Earth and its various components, as well as to monitor how these amounts change over time. They are providing \u201cthe sole body of information that we wouldn\u2019t otherwise have,\u201d says Dr. Jay Famiglietti, Professor of Earth System Science and of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California at Irvine and Director of the university\u2019s Center for Hydrologic Modeling, who has been studying the subject for more than 30 years. Globally, new knowledge about water from satellites gives us insights into current conflict and future international security issues. Locally, it greatly improves the science and the practice of water resource management.\nWater-Related Satellite Missions\nThe vast majority of water on Earth is surface water\u2014in oceans, seas, and lakes. The rest is distributed between atmospheric moisture, soil moisture, deep underground aquifers, snow, ice sheets, and sea ice. NASA satellite missions employ different sensors and techniques to measure each of these water reserves. They include:\nGRACE (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment), launched in 2002, which maps gravity to detect the changes in total mass of water in large regions, and GRACE-FO (GRACE Follow On), scheduled for launch in 2017; they are both joint U.S.-German projects. See FIGURE 1.\nSWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography), scheduled for launch in 2020, will map surface water by measuring its height using radar; it is a collaboration between NASA, CNES (Centre National d\u2019Etudes Spatiales, the French Space Agency), and CSA (the Canadian Space Agency). AirSWOT will calibrate and validate the radar for the SWOT mission, by deploying it aboard aircraft.\nOther water-related NASA missions are TRMM (Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission), launched in 1997, to be followed by GPM (Global Precipitation Measure- ment), scheduled for launch in 2014; ICESat-2 (Ice, Cloud, and Elevation Satellite-2), for ice sheets and sea ice, scheduled for launch in 2016; GLISTIN-A (Airborne Glacier/Land Ice Surface Topography Interferometer), flown in 2009 and proposed as a spaceborne mission; and AirMOSS (Airborne Microwave Observatory of Subcanopy and Subsurface), which began in 2012. Scheduled for launch in 2014, SMAP (Soil Moisture Active Passive) will use a radiometer and a synthetic aperture radar (SAR) to provide global measurements of soil moisture and its freeze/thaw state. Another NASA sensor, MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer), which is a key instrument aboard the Terra and Aqua satellites, has been effective at collecting data on snow and there are plans for a Snow Water Equivalent- specific sensor. However, this article focuses only on surface and ground water.\nThe GRACE satellites before launch. Courtesy of Astrium.\nThe GRACE mission consists of two satellites, operating together as an instrument to map Earth\u2019s gravity and, therefore, its mass. They are in the same orbit at an elevation of about 500 km and at a distance of 220 km from each other. When the lead satellite flies over an area with above-average mass, such as a mountain range or a large amount of underground water, it dips lower, due to the additional gravitational attraction exerted by that mass; conversely, when it flies over an area with below-average mass, such as an ocean trench, it will rise a little higher. Its twin, following behind in the exact same orbit, will do the same. Therefore, by continuously measuring very precisely the distance between the two satellites, scientists are able to map the distribution of the Earth\u2019s mass.\nIn turn, this allows them to map water, because most of the big motions of mass are in the water cycle, explains Dr. Michael Watkins, manager of the Science Division at NASA\u2019s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and Project Scientist for the GRACE and GRACE Follow- On missions. \u201cFor example, ocean tides, big flooding events, or tropical\nmonsoons\u2014that\u2019s a lot of mass! It can be up to billions of tons of water mass, actually\u2014 and those events, averaged over some time, are enough to actually move the satellites in their orbits.\u201d\nBecause of both what it does (using changes in gravity to map the Earth) and how it does it (using satellites not just as platforms for instruments but as the instruments themselves), GRACE is a first-of-a- kind mission. \u201cIt\u2019s not often that you see a new remote sensing technique introduced from space like this,\u201d says Watkins. See FIGURES 2-3.\nGRACE gravity model of The Americas.\nImage courtesy of University of Texas Center\nfor Space Research and NASA.\nBefore the launch of NASA\u2019s GRACE satellite in 2002, knowledge of gravity was based upon decades of data from geodetic satellites (left image). Monthly gravity\nmeasurements are possible now that are 100x more accurate than previous models. The map on the right was produced after only 13 months of GRACE data.\nJointly funded by the U.S. and German governments, GRACE was designed for a five year mission, but it just passed its 11th year. \u201cIt actually is aging,\u201d says Watkins. \u201cIt does not operate throughout the whole year now, because of some battery degradation. So, we are concerned that it will stop collecting data in the next couple of years.\u201d\nUsing a microwave link, GRACE measures the change of distance between the satellites at micrometer resolution. \u201cThe mission scientists need to know the change in the distance between the centers of mass of the two satellites,\u201d explains Albert Zaglauer, Project Manager at Astrium GmbH, the German company that built the satellites. \u201cHowever, the measurement principle only allows you to measure the distance between the phase centers of the two antennas. So, you have a very accurate measurement of a distance of 220 km with a micrometer resolution between the phase centers of the antennas, but on each satellite, between the phase center of the antenna and the center of mass of the satellite, there\u2019s another 1.5 m and no one knows exactly how this distance is changing.\u201d Therefore, in order to preserve the measurement accuracy, Astrium used a combination of high-tech carbon fiber and ceramic material to build a system that is mechanically extremely stable.\nAnother mission-critical challenge was to de-correlate the effects on the satellites of gravity changes from those of surface forces, such as atmospheric drag or the pressure from the Sun\u2019s radiation, which can mimic changes of the Earth\u2019s gravity field. This was accomplished by deploying aboard each satellite an extremely precise accelerometer, called SuperSTAR, with a resolution of 0.1 nano g and better, explains Dr. Pierre Touboul, Director of the Physics Branch at ONERA (Office National d\u2019Etudes et Recherches A\u00e9rospatiales), the French national aerospace research center, which built the devices. Like the satellites themselves, the accelerometers were also built for a five year mission but are still operating well, he says.\nTo improve the resolution, on future GRACE missions, NASA will replace microwave ranging with a laser system, enabling a better interferometer, Watkins explains, because laser wave lengths are about 1 micrometer, or 10,000 times smaller than those of microwave radiation. \u201cSo, instead of measuring the distance between the two spacecraft to micrometers, we will measure it to nanometers, almost atomic distances.\u201d\n\u201cUnderstanding the storage changes all over the Earth has been really, really critical,\u201d says Famiglietti. \u201cPreviously, we\u2019ve been able to measure inflows and outflows but not the storage changes. So, we have a huge amount of uncertainty and eror that accumulates. With GRACE we have an opportunity to measure those storage changes. Having this synoptic picture from satellites and finally being able to put it together is going to provide us with a whole bunch of new information. It opens up a lot of very interesting science in climate, hydrology, eco-hydrology, and the science of water resources management.\u201d\n\u201cGRACE can be seen as a climate research mission,\u201d Watkins points out. \u201cIt helps us understand why Green- land ice is melting or why we have large-scale precipitation and water cycle changes. In addition, because you get this unique measurement of ground water, there are applications for water security and water management.\u201d See FIGURES 4-5.\nThe Middle East had major losses in water storage, shown here in millimeters from Jan. 2003-Dec. 2009. Red shows drier condi- tions, with blue showing wetter conditions. The majority of the water loss was due to reduc- tions in ground water due to human activities. Image credit: NASA/UC Irvine/ NCAR.\nGRACE measures changing ice mass of Greenland, which has had major reductions, shown here. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ University of Texas Center for Space Research.\nSWOT and AirSWOT\nThe SWOT mission brings together U.S., French, and Canadian members of two scientific communities: hydrologists, who study terrestrial surface waters, and oceanographers, who study the world\u2019s oceans. It will make the first global survey of Earth\u2019s surface water, observe the fine details of the ocean\u2019s surface topography, and measure how water bodies change over time. It will also benefit studies of ice sheets and of sea ice, because by measuring how much sea ice is sticking above the water, scientists can infer how much of it is below the water. JPL will analyze the data collected by the SWOT satellite.\nThe SWOT mission will be the first one to map in detail where surface fresh water is, where it is going, where wetlands, lakes and reservoirs are, and how the distribution of water is changing\u2014a subject about which we have \u201cvery poor knowledge,\u201d says Dr. Delwyn K. Moller, Senior Engineer at Remote Sensing Solutions, Inc., Principal Investigator for the AirSWOT radar payload, and a member of the SWOT Science Definition Team. \u201cWe have no picture of global surface water inundation, how it changes over time, how water moves up and down, how it spreads out laterally over the surface,\u201d says Famiglietti. \u201cWe hope to be able to understand how the heat of the ocean is transported, both vertically and horizontally, and that affects how climate change will affect the Earth,\u201d says Dr. Ernesto Rodriguez, Principal Investigator for AirSWOT and Payload Scientist for the SWOT mission at NASA JPL.\nSWOT will deploy a Ka-band synthetic aperture interferometric radar, which is a new technology, operating at a wavelength of approximately 8 millimeters and a center frequency of 35.75 GHz. The technology in those frequencies has developed rapidly and has made it feasible to build a boom structure only 10 meters wide, Moller points out, making it possible to have a single-satellite solution. (By comparison, the boom on the Space Shuttle for the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission, or SRTM, was 60 meters wide.)\nThe satellite, which will have two antennas, will transmit out of one and receive on both, explains Dr. James R. Carswell, president of Remote Sensing Solutions, Inc. \u201cBy doing so, they can basically use triangulation in the simplest form, measuring very accurately the phase of these very high frequencies so the return can estimate the angle of arrival and then, therefore, measure the topography.\u201d See FIGURE 6.\nArtist\u2019s concept of NASA\u2019s SWOT satellite, planned for launch in 2020. SWOT is designed to make the first-ever global survey of Earth\u2019s surface water\u2014lakes, rivers and ocean\u2014collecting detailed measurements of how water bodies on Earth change over time. Courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech.\nThe SWOT radar, called KaSPAR (Ka-band SWOT Phenomenology Airborne Radar), which is now flying as part of the AirSWOT program, actually consists of six Ka-band SARs all packaged together, says Carswell.\n\u201cIt will obtain measurements like SWOT from near- nadir out to about 8 degrees, being able to map surface water height to 2 centimeter uncertainty. But then it has an extended swath that goes all the way out to 30 degrees incidence. This enables it to not only help vali- date the SWOT measurements but also to start seeing large features, such as eddies, that scientists using the SWOT measurements will be studying. It is going to be providing surface water topology with about 2 centi- meter uncertainty over that swath.\u201d\n\u201cPrevious missions are limited in their spatial coverage and resolution since they are profiling sensors. Because SWOT is an imaging mission, it will allow us to resolve the mess and submeso-scale circulation features at scales down to 10 km. We are trying to get down to centi- meter level, on a 10 km scale. Over the land, the spatial resolution will be greater (50 m), with a relative water height accuracy of 10 cm. Currently, hydrologists have no data even close to this level of resolution; therefore, SWOT will be a transformative mission.\u201d\nGround-Based Sensors\nTo get the full picture about water, scientists also need the best available data on the ground\u2014from stream and rain gauges, soil moisture stations, snow monitors, sensors in ground water wells, and so on. In addition to helping to validate the satellite data, this in situ data \u201cis more reliable and more continuous and is at a high enough resolution and density in space and time that it can really help us manage water where people live,\u201d says Famiglietti. \u201cIn science, most of us are driving toward trying to combine all of this stuff into detailed models that will integrate the ground- based data and the satellite data and put together a complete picture of how water is distributed, laterally and vertically. We can\u2019t do that without ground-based measurements. The best places to put sensors are where the change is most rapid or where the most people live.\u201d\nCombining Sources and Techniques\nThe challenge for scientists is to figure out how useful each of these different technologies is and to combine the data as effectively as possible.\nDepending on the sensor, the resolution can vary from meters to hundreds of thousands of square km.\nGRACE has a spatial resolution of 150,000 sq km or greater and a time resolution of months or longer. \u201cSo, it\u2019s not going to tell anybody how wet the soil is in the center of the University of California at Irvine campus tomorrow,\u201d Famiglietti points out. \u201cBut it is going to tell us overall storage changes in Southern California for the month of March. Other sensors\u2014like SWOT, for example\u2014will be measuring at much higher resolution and will actually be able to see within a major reach of a channel what the flood plain inundation looks like and how it changes during the course of a seasonal storm that might last for a few days. Ultimately, the combi- nation of something like SWOT with GRACE and SMAP will really provide just an incredible amount of new information.\u201d Once you subtract the data from SWOT and SMAP from the total amount determined by GRACE, the rest has to be below the root zone, he explains. \u201cThat\u2019s huge, actually.\u201d\n\u201cThe water storage over a large area has to add up and be constrained to what GRACE is observing,\u201d says Watkins. \u201cThe combination of highly local and very precise data with the very precise GRACE large- scale data makes a unified product. So, the cutting edge people are putting all of this data together in a big model constrained by GRACE.\u201d\nSatellites provide a global picture that doesn\u2019t know any political boundaries. \u201cWe\u2019re able to really see what\u2019s going on,\u201d says Famiglietti. \u201cIn particular, with water, we can understand what all the stress points are\u2014whether they point to heightened conflict in the future or to opportunities for collaboration. As the technology improves and hydrologists figure out how to use it better and construct better and better pictures of where the water is, the data denial policies of many countries will become obsolete. It\u2019s going to be in everyone\u2019s best interest to contribute data and use it to their advantage. 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        "raw_content": "Brian Kennedy, the Museum\u0092s ninth director, who has held that position since 2010, will be the first to be named the Edward Drummond and Florence Scott Libbey Director, in honor of the Museum\u0092s founders. Photo: Courtesy Toledo Museum of Art.\nTOLEDO.- The Toledo Museum of Art has completed the first phase of a campaign to build its endowment and remain a vital leader in art experiences and education. The first phase of the Polishing the Gem endowment campaign raised $43 million between 2014 and 2017 from generous individuals, foundations and organizations. The fundraising campaign is a key component of TMA\u0092s 2020 Vision strategic plan.\nOn November 11, 2017, at a celebration marking the end of the first phase of the endowment campaign, it was announced that Brian Kennedy, the Museum\u0092s ninth director, who has held that position since 2010, will be the first to be named the Edward Drummond and Florence Scott Libbey Director, in honor of the Museum\u0092s founders. The endowed directorship was generously established with funds received from recent unrestricted bequests to TMA and a gift from Libbey Inc.\nFounded in 1901, the Toledo Museum of Art is a private, non-profit independent art institution, committed to providing free general admission. The Museum relies on endowment (earned income) and donor contributions for its operating budget and is not supported with city or tax-levy dollars.\nAfter TMA opened its doors on its current site at Monroe Street in Toledo in 1912, its visionary founders and benefactors, Edward Drummond Libbey and Florence Scott Libbey, established an endowment that has allowed the Museum to offer free admission for all to its internationally renowned collections and programs.\nBased on metropolitan statistical area data from the 2010 U.S. census, the Toledo Museum of Art is the second most visited museum in the country per capita of metropolitan population, after the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., one of the other free-admission museums in the country.\n\u0093We honor and deeply thank all of the generous supporters who have advanced the museum to complete phase one of the Polishing the Gem campaign,\u0094 said Kennedy. \u0093Endowment replenishment and growth, since the downturn in 2008-09, is critically important to the future stability, diversity and excellence of the museum. It allows TMA to maintain and enhance its art and educational offerings for current and future generations.\u0094\nToledo, Ohio, is known as the Glass City because of its rich and sustained legacy of decorative and industrial glass manufacturing and innovation since 1888, when Edward Drummond Libbey moved his family\u0092s glass works company to Ohio from Massachusetts. In 1962, the Studio Glass Movement, dedicated to creating glass art, began in Toledo, and TMA was the first museum to build a studio specifically designed for teaching glass-working techniques.\nIn 2006 TMA opened the 74,000-square-foot Glass Pavilion, which showcases the museum\u0092s extensive and significant glass art collection and offers numerous educational opportunities around glassmaking for visitors of all ages and abilities. Designed by SANAA and critically acclaimed worldwide, the Glass Pavilion is a destination work of architecture and a vibrant and accessible center for the study and development of glass art.\nThe next phase of the Polishing the Gem campaign will engage donors interested in propelling TMA\u0092s 2020 Vision goals with gifts, including endowed funds. Among the strategic goals of the museum\u0092s 2020 Vision plan are to continue to develop the art collections; enhance the visitor experience across all platforms and interaction points, both onsite and online; renovate galleries to display the museum\u0092s distinguished collections and acquisitions; expand educational programs and complementary events to encourage the participation of new and diverse visitors; bring national awareness to the Center for Visual Literacy; be recognized nationally and internationally as an innovator in the museum education field; provide educational experiences for area students and teachers; integrate visual and sensory design principles into museum exhibitions and events; transform the 37-acre museum campus into a parkland providing participatory experience for visitors; and partner with businesses and organizations to provide consultancy expertise and produce new revenue streams for the museum.",
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        "raw_content": "Arts for Youth Spotlight: Megan King\nPhotograher off to a great start\nMegan King started taking photographs when she was 6, but says she had no idea what she was doing. That changed in 2010 when she took a photography class at East Tennessee State University, \"I knew I was hooked. The following semester I took the next photo class and changed majors before the semester was over.\"\nShe says photography is how she looks at relationships. \"I'm interested in people and how they relate to one another or how people relate to the land. I'm interested in visual relationships between things, emotional relationships and physical relationships. Photography is the medium I use to focus on those things.\"\nHer biggest influences are Joshua Greer and Mike Smith, two of her professors. \"I think it's hard to take classes for two years with two consistent professors and not be influenced by them. My first three photo classes were all with Joshua, so everything I knew about photography I was learning from him or because of him. When I would go searching for work to look at, I would often look at his and Mike's because that's what I knew. They both make great work and have been instrumental influences in my development as a photographer.\"\nMegan graduated with a dual major in art and Spanish and melded those two disciplines into \"Hispanic Appalachia.\"\n\"In 2012 I received a Student Faculty Collaborative Grant from the ETSU Honors College to work on my project \"Hispanic Appalachia.' I was able to work on that with Mike Smith, which was really great. For my degree, students are required to work with organizations in the community, which is how I was made aware of the large and growing Latino community in the area. I began the project though, because it's an important topic; diversity is important and should be celebrated.\"\n\"My photographs focus on Latino culture in the changing social landscape of Southern Appalachia. By photographing businesses, people, churches, homes and other aspects of the community, I am attempting to show the importance of emerging diversity in this historically conservative region of the United States. In the photographs, Hispanic culture is represented by vibrant colors, food, clothes and often decorations. These qualities create a visual juxtaposition to this region's cultural heritage; however, it is important to see that the Hispanic and Appalachian cultures can blend in a nearly indiscernible manner.\"\nA few pieces from the project were featured on NPR to illustrate an article titled \"Stereotypes of Appalachia Obscure a Diverse Picture,\" written by Sarah Baird. Megan was also interviewed for that article. Work from \"Hispanic Appalachia\" has been featured on Oxford American's photo section, Eyes on the South, and most recently by The Daily Mail.\n\"It was a little bit surreal and definitely exciting to have photos chosen for an NPR story,\" Megan says. \"It was also a great experience. Sarah Baird was very pleasant and great to work with.\n\"Personally, it meant a lot. I've received several encouraging emails as a result of the article that made me glad to be doing this. Professionally, I've received a good bit of recognition from the article and several opportunities have presented themselves because of that recognition.\"\nMegan plans to continue to work on Hispanic Appalachia and apply to graduate school. She is also an editor for a new project, \"Looking at Appalachia, 50 Years After the War on Poverty,\" started this year by Roger May.\nAccording to the project's website, \"Many of the War on Poverty photographs, whether intentional or not, became a visual definition of Appalachia. These images have often drawn from the poorest areas and people to gain support for the intended cause, but unjustly came to represent the entirety of the region while simultaneously perpetuating stereotypes.\n\"In an attempt to explore the diversity of Appalachia and establish a visual counter point, this project will look at Appalachia 50 years after the declaration of the War on Poverty. Drawing from a diverse population of photographers within the region, this new crowd-sourced image archive will serve as a reference that is defined by its people as opposed to political legislation.\"\nMegan is from Bristol, Tenn., and is based in Johnson City, Tenn., where she is a resident artist at East Tennessee State University.\nTopics: Photography, Youth & Family\nThis photograph is part of Megan King's \"Hispanic Appalachia\" project.",
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        "raw_content": "B-Metro > Uncategorized > A Bias, An Irony- Our (Education) Lottery\nA Bias, An Irony- Our (Education) Lottery\nIn Alabama, often our Public Education System feels (and sometimes literally is) like playing the lottery. The risk, however, is more than $20.\nRecent events have me considering my opinion on the lottery. And no, Milton McGregor\u2019s acquittal has no bearing here.\nIt was a year ago last month. Boss and I were on a road trip.\nAs we pulled in to a gravel lot at a rural South Carolina gas station, he looked at me with a calm eagerness and suggested, \u201cLet\u2019s buy a lottery ticket.\u201d\n\u201cHuh?\u201d I thought out loud, as I had never, not even once in my 30-something years, considered purchasing a lottery ticket. Having been raised in Mississippi and now living in Alabama, having the opportunity to take a ride on the education lottery train (at any given Chevron station) seemed just as foreign as could be.\n\u201cCome on, let\u2019s do it\u2026for fun,\u201d he smirked.\nFor half a second, I thought about it.\nNow, here\u2019s something you need to know about me.\nI don\u2019t like to gamble, whether it\u2019s in the stock market or at a blackjack table. It is what it is. In the few instances that I\u2019ve stepped foot in a casino, I\u2019ve clenched my clutch close. I know the chances that I\u2019ll die on my way to buy a lottery ticket are greater than the chances that I\u2019d actually win the darn thing. Furthermore, I\u2019ve never really had alot of money to \u201cplay\u201d with.\nI looked at my husband with deep consideration. This notion of spending twenty dollars on a few lottery tickets seemed absurd, a bit ramshackle (much like the gas station we\u2019d rolled into). If I was going to waste our money, I\u2019d buy myself a new hat.\n\u201cWhat would YOU do if you won the lottery?\u201d I asked.\nHe said (and this surprised me)\u2026\n\u201dI\u2019d pay off our mortgages and our student loans. I\u2019d focus my time on the market, and I\u2019d get as involved as I could in Birmingham City Schools. I\u2019d volunteer, you know, whatever needed.\u201d\n\u201cNice plan,\u201d I said, blushing, once again realizing how genuine this man is. \u201cWe\u2019re not buying any\u2026it\u2019s not worth the risk.\u201d\nThat\u2019s the end of that story. Now let me tell you another one.\nIt will all be decided in a few hours. I\u2019ll pack up the boys and we\u2019ll head over to Avondale Elementary and we\u2019ll await the lottery drawing that will determine the fate of Sweet Pea\u2019s 4K future. Basically, we have a 1 in 4 chance to send our four-year old son to a free pre-Kindergarten program just down the street, made available at only a few schools throughout the (budget-strapped) city and, therefore, open to a greater inventory of potential students. (Let me conclude this statement by sharing that Dr. Witherspoon has guaranteed a second PreK teacher at Avondale, should the demand appear.)\nNow, I know what you\u2019re thinking. Why on earth would we be vying for a spot in a Birmingham city school? They\u2019re failing, after all. They are dilapidated and caving in and archaic and miserable. Right? I mean, that\u2019s what we were told (by some presumptuous non-residents) when we moved to Crestwood. It\u2019s a popular stigma around here. You go private or you sell your house and move to Crestline. Or Homewood. Or Hoover. Or Vestavia. Or {fill in blank}.\nWell, we aren\u2019t conventional people. And when we began considering Sweet Pea\u2019s education we wanted to know, simply, why our neighborhood elementary school wasn\u2019t deemed an option for us. We wanted to hear from parents, and school administrators, and elected officials. We just wanted to know the truth \u2013 for ourselves.\nHere\u2019s what we\u2019ve discovered, so far\u2026\nThe elementary school we are zoned for is a beautiful, historical facility. (Read its history here.) There is a strong focus on arts-integrated curriculum. The music room (my favorite spot in the building) overlooks a panoramic view that includes UAB, downtown, Sloss, the airport, Forest Park, and Avondale. The teachers are unique and lovely; they seem to love their school and their work. You can see there is a tremendous amount of positive energy within this building. The students are confident, they are disciplined, they say please and thank you and look adults in the eye. They want to learn. They want to be nurtured. They want to feel safe.\nNow, over ninety percent of this school\u2019s population receives free or reduced lunches, although the surrounding area is composed of Forest Park, Highland Park, and South Avondale neighborhoods. Do I need to point out the demographic disparity here? This neighborhood school is not full of neighborhood children, but the students that are there, bused in from other (less affluent) parts of the city, are getting a great education. Avondale Elementary is a place of learning and loving. And anyway, isn\u2019t that what parents want for their child\u2019s primary education?\nAnd what about the PTA, you ask? Well, it\u2019s struggling. From what I understand, it\u2019s been defunct for a few years. Parent engagement is weak. (Especially when compared to Crestline Elementary\u2019s 70-something (parent-led) committees?!)\nIf I may, let me blatantly insert my opinion here. I believe it\u2019s the parents. Nine times out of ten, it\u2019s the parents.\nBut I\u2019m getting off point\u2026\nI could go on and on about the myths and truths regarding Avondale Elementary. It\u2019s just one school in a very battered system/state/nation, but it\u2019s the one that sits a mile from our home. We love everything about our neighborhood, and we\u2019re just kind of over the hushed \u201cwhere to send your kids to school\u201d conversation that echoes throughout Jones Valley. And, much to our delight, we\u2019re not the only ones.\nParents and neighbors have been gathering. We\u2019ve been talking. Recent meetings have included the school\u2019s principal, Dr. Ann Curry. We\u2019ve also been joined by Superintendent Craig Witherspoon, school board member Brian Giattina, parents of homeschooled children, parents who send their children to private school, people who have neither kids nor live in this neighborhood. What I\u2019m saying is, there\u2019s vested interest here. People realize the important of education in the renewal and future development of Birmingham. (By the way, did you happen to catch Mayor Bell\u2019s editorial in yesterday\u2019s paper?) People are talking\u2026 The right people are listening\u2026 Things are happening\u2026\nYes, I promise to update you on tonight\u2019s outcome. Whether or not we secure a spot in Avondale\u2019s PreK program, we are 100% committed to giving it a shot, even if that means waiting until Kindergarten. We\u2019ll just continue to visit the school and meet parents and teachers in the meantime. As long as we see commitment to education and professional integrity coming out of Avondale Elementary, we will support the school and those who wish to do the same.\nWhy didn\u2019t I let Boss buy a lottery ticket that day? Well, to be honest, money is tight. It seemed like too much of an unnecessary risk.\nI hope you see where I\u2019m going with this\u2026\nSome families can\u2019t afford (and/or aren\u2019t attracted to) the private school option. Some people really love living in the city of Birmingham, in the state of Alabama, in the United States of America. We decide where we make our home, and we pray that we have the tools we need to raise our families there.\nPublic education is a nation-wide taboo. Our family lives in the Crestwood neighborhood, in the city of Birmingham. We\u2019re doing what we can, where we are, as much as we are able. We hope it\u2019s enough, and we hope it\u2019s worth the gamble.Whether we like it or not, we\u2019re playing the lottery.\nTags: Alabama, AVONDALE, AVONDALE ELEMENTARY, BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS, CRESTWOOD, CRESTWOOD NORTH, education, FOREST PARK, HIGHLAND PARK, LOTTERY, MILTON MCGREGOR\n3 Responses to \u201cA Bias, An Irony- Our (Education) Lottery\u201d\nDavid Hogan says:\nExcellent article! BUT, it\u2019s really NOT taking a chance when you have the opportunity to influence the outcome. Your family has done so in the Crestwood community by being involved.\nTouche! I bet you have a winning ticket!\nLKW says:\nThank you, David. Not sure how much influence we have, but we definitely fight loud/strong/fairly.\nHere\u2019s to the potential!!\nLeave a Reply for David Hogan",
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        "raw_content": "A new year of teaching and friendship\nSongs sung by a new community choir helped to bring joy to the Naw-R\u00faz celebration in Sidney, B.C.\nA Naw-R\u00faz gathering in Sidney, B.C., shows how the welcoming spirit of Holy Days opens up opportunities for teaching the Faith and bringing more friends into Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed community life.\n\u201cThere was a beautiful spirit of love and fellowship here tonight,\u201d said one guest when asked if the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed Naw-R\u00faz celebration in Sidney by the Sea, B.C., was enjoyable.\n\u201cIn fact,\u201d another guest added, \u201cI would like to come to something like this every month, and the food was fabulous!\u201d\nOver 80 attendees filled most of the seats at the Mary Winspear Centre in Sidney as soon as the doors opened at 6:30 p.m. on March 20th, coming together to conclude the annual Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed 19-day period of fasting and to welcome in the year 175 on the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed calendar. Old friends greeted one another with hugs and happily welcomed the many guests who were attending their first Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed Holy Day celebration.\nOne of the guests, who took the time to peruse the many potluck dishes set up at the back of the room before meeting with Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed friends who had saved her a seat, was overheard to say that \u201cthere was enough delicious food there to feed an army\u201d and that \u201cthe Persian rice platters had such a heavenly aroma\u201d that she couldn\u2019t wait for the sun to go down. The same guest later remarked that her heart was touched by the opening prayer that was chanted in Persian, even though she could not understand a single word.\nThis same kind of spirit filled the evening from beginning to end. Just before dinner, many of the guests could be seen nodding in understanding when an explanation of the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed Fast and the new year were shared. Several of the guests made it a point, as the evening progressed, to mention that they thought it was a good idea to have the new year start on the first day of spring. And, of course, there was much talk about the period and manner of the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed Fast.\nAs the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00eds and their friends settled in to enjoy the lovingly-prepared mountains of food, there came time for questions and answers. Many of the guests proceeded to ask question after question about the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed Faith, much to the delight of their hosts.\nAnd then, after dinner \u2013 but before dessert \u2013 the highlight of the night was unveiled. A brand-new community choir, singing songs of love and unity, was introduced \u2013 with exuberant applause following each selection. The choir had been practicing for several weeks, and the Naw-R\u00faz celebration was their very first performance.\nThe love and friendship felt at this Naw-R\u00faz gathering will continue to be felt for days to come. Now the task of following up with our guests and contacts has begun. May Bah\u00e1\u2019u\u2019ll\u00e1h guide our thoughts and actions as we seek to assist these friends to draw nearer to the Manifestation of God for this day and age.\n\u2014 Glenn Darling\n\u00ab Message from the National Spiritual Assembly, 16 April 2018: Historic developments in properties",
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        "raw_content": "bainbridge island specialist\nexperience has taught me that no agent can be all things to all clients in all geographic areas. hence, i limit my practice exclusively to bainbridge island, washington usa planet earth (bi). bainbridge island is accessible by vehicle and passenger ferries from the downtown seattle waterfront or by bridge via the scenic kitsap peninsula. i specialize in residential properties ranging from family neighborhood residences and secluded cabin retreats to harborside town homes and elegant waterfront estates. i have lived on bi for over 25 years with my wife and two children and have practiced real estate on the island for over 20 years. having raised two children on the island i have a first hand knowledge of and involvement in area schools, youth sports programs, arts and cultural activities, and regional recreational opportunities. i am honest, enthusiastic, congenial, conscientious, and realistic and thoroughly enjoy the bainbridge island community, my family, and my work.\nsimple and fun! i apply these same tenets in my real estate practice as i do in my life. as we all strive to be more, do more, and have more, we find ourselves vainly trying to cram more and more activities and events into our already busy lives. this \"overbooking\" frequently manifests as stress. purchasing or selling real estate, especially one's primary residence, often occurs at a hectic time accompanied by changing jobs, leaving old friends, making new friends, finding new schools, packing, unpacking, traveling, etc. and, while the process of buying or selling a home isn't brain surgery (or is it rocket science? ... i can never decide which is the more appropriate hyperbole), real estate transactions in a rural area such as bainbridge island do tend to be somewhat more complicated than is generally the case in more urban environments. on bainbridge island it is not uncommon to be dealing with issues regarding properties that have not been surveyed; individual or shared wells; on-site sewerage treatment systems (septic systems); setback requirements from streams, ponds, wetlands, and water frontage; view easements; road and well maintenance agreements; and salmon or bald eagle management programs to name a few. how can i help? well, i can try to reduce the stress, keep the process simple, offer perspective, and generally help make the selling/buying/moving process fun. ok, ok, maybe not a walk in the park or a month on a greek island, but better than a trip to the dentist.\nprofessional skills and services\nmy formal education includes a bs degree in engineering from the university of illinois, an mba degree in finance and operations research from indiana university, and a phd (abd) in finance and economics from the university of washington (which is how i happened to end up in the pacific northwest). my informal education includes raising my daughter, mckayla, and son, kaj. interpersonal and organizational skills developed during four years of university teaching and seven years of managing my own import/export business and retail store chain, combined with an engineer's attention to detail, provide the basis for my marketing, negotiating, and contracting expertise. i counsel sellers in preparation, marketing, negotiating, and consummating the sale of residential property and assist buyers in identifying and negotiating and contracting for the purchase of and consummating the purchase of residential property.\ni would characterize my negotiating style as win-win. i make every effort to negotiate agreements that benefit and satisfy all parties. a buyer or seller who feels that he or she has \"lost\" at the bargaining table is often resentful and subsequently less likely to be willing to work through the problems that invariably arise between entering into an agreement and consummating a transaction. as recently as twenty five years ago, real estate transactions on the island were routinely consummated with a hand shake. just ask one of the island old timers. today it is not uncommon for a real estate agent's paper transaction file to be three or four inches thick. do we really need all that paperwork, legalese, real estate jargon, timelines, contingencies, etc.? 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        "raw_content": "Topic:Reading comprehension \u2013 4\nD.1-8): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it.\nOf late, the media have been highlighting job losses in the IT industry and painting a gloomy picture ahead. Given the technology-driven nature of this sector, job roles constantly evolve. This means the workforce is on a perennial learning curve. And maintaining reasonable performance standard, along with up skilling and re-skilling, is essential to sustain and survive in such a business environment. Digital technology is everywhere today. Applications are used across a range of industries. So, the need for a skilled workforce in the emerging technologies will continue to rise, even as some of the existing ones need to fade away. Like any other industry that strives to be competitive, the IT industry also goes through performance-linked workforce realignments annually. This results in attrition of 0.5-2% of the workforce. This is healthy and ensures that the industry remains a lean, mean, fighting machine by reducing inefficiencies and remaining globally competitive. Mind you, these separations are performance-linked, not layoffs. There is no denying, however, that automation is nibbling away new recruitments. The IT industry is, indeed, hiring a shade lower than what has traditionally been the norm. The fact of the matter is that technology-led automation is no more an option but a necessity. But as a recent McKinsey study reveals, for every one million existing jobs that fall under the scythe of automation in the future, 1.9 million jobs will be created in the same timeframe. Beyond performance-based separations and automation, there are also issues including geopolitical shifts, disruptive technologies and new skill sets. Which is what makes rapid technology shifts, and the accompanying need for a workforce to arm itself with new skills, more challenging. Emerging technologies like the Internet of Things, virtual reality, big data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), robotic process automation, 3D printing and cloud computing have brought disruption to many industries. The IT industry is also going through similar disruptions where digital technologies are helping to create newer roles where automation becomes the norm for low end, repetitive jobs. On the flip side, this leads to better-paid jobs. Technology disruption is also forcing people to acquire multidisciplinary skills. Some examples of newly emerged job roles: visual effects (VFX) artist, computer vision engineer, wireless network specialist, AI researcher, robotic process automation (RPA) developer, cloud architect, 3D engineer, language processing specialist and cyber security analyst. For most of these job roles, there is a shortage of skills in the market. The new workforce needs to get trained in these technologies and add them to their professional arsenal. A recent study concluded that only 25% of fresh engineering graduates in India are actually employable by any technology company. At the same time, a Nasscom study reckoned that 40% of the 3.7-million-strong IT workforce requires reskilling over the next five years to keep pace with emerging technologies and automation. To address the former challenge, the engineering curriculum and quality of education have to be significantly upgraded. To manage the latter, Nasscom is already working with many IT companies to re-skill nearly a million people. Technology is making it possible to learn anytime from anywhere. Industry has started adopting next-gen learning methodologies like gamification, flipped learning and augmented and mixed reality. New ideas and thoughts, like networked learning for instantaneous and contextual suggestions from peers, are being adopted to create a highly skilled and competitive workforce. While fresh graduates are picking up skills based on industry requirements, professionals with management profiles are also shifting towards product management. Employees with more than five years of experience, like project managers and mid-level executives, are taking up courses on machine learning, AI, micro service architectures and user interface/user experience. India\u2019s IT industry has come a long way in creating a global technology brand. Along with the spice and diamond trades, IT has been the most successful industry in the country\u2019s history. The industry will reinvent itself \u2014 it is reinventing itself \u2014 and one must recognise that side of the story. IT has been a cornerstone to the growth and prosperity of India\u2019s middle class. And it will continue to help expand that base. By 2025, the IT industry is expected to double its employee strength to over seven million people directly, and over 10 million indirectly. A strong focus on skill development will help India walk through this tricky journey of digital transformation, so as to reach the destination of an increasing number of better-paid jobs that require more high-end skills. Which, in turn, will lift India\u2019s IT Industrial Revolution 2.0 boat out of any low-end \u2018conveyor belt production line\u2019 sea.\nQ.1) Which of the following is described as \u2018sea\u2019 in accordance with the passage?\na) Industrial Revolution 2.0\nb) The tricky journey of digital transformation.\nc) The abundance of jobs in the IT sector in future.\nd) Low-end production line.\ne) Multidisciplinary skills.\nQ.2) What is the projection for 2025 according to the passage?\na) The employee strength in IT sector will be double-fold.\nb) The strength in IT sector is expected to be seven billion.\nc) The indirect offer of employment in the IT sector will be over 10 Million.\nd) Both (a) and (c).\ne) Both (a) and (b).\nQ.3) \u201cFor every one million existing jobs that fall under the scythe of automation in the future, 1.9 million jobs will be created in the same timeframe\u201d. This result of a study indicates that:\na) The scythe of automation is not that much sharp.\nb) The proposed loss of job opportunities in the IT sector seems imaginary.\nc) The ratio of job creation to the loss of jobs in IT sector is roughly 2:1.\ne) All (a), (b) and (c).\nQ.4) Rapid technology shifts overtake the IT sector because of which of the following?\na) Geological shifts, disruptive technologies and presumptive skill sets.\nb) Geopolitical shifts, disruptive technologies and new skill sets.\nc) Constructive technologies, political shifts and new skill sets.\nd) Routine skill sets, abnormal political shifts and dangerous technologies.\nQ.5) Technology disruption will result in which of the following, according to the passage?\na) Decline in profit of the IT companies.\nb) Decline in the quality of output of IT companies.\nc) Forcing people to acquire multidisciplinary skills.\nd) Prosperity of India\u2019s middle class.\ne) Closure of IT companies.\nQ.6) This means the workforce is on a perennial learning curve-the idea contained in this sentence is:\na) IT job roles constantly evolve and there is a compulsion of the part of the employees to learn and be updated.\nb) IT job roles are such that constant and continuous learning will keep the employees on tenterhooks.\nc) IT job roles make the employees on a curve where the learning potential is high.\nd) IT workforce is on a perennial learning curve that the IT job roles are modified too often.\nQ.7) A recent study concluded that only 25% of fresh engineering graduates in India are actually employable by any technology company-Which of the following remedies is suggested by the author to tackle this problem?\na) Facilities in the Engineering Colleges are to be upgraded.\nb) The engineering curriculum and quality of education have to be significantly upgraded.\nc) Flipped learning methodology is to be implemented.\nd) Both (b) and (c)\ne) All (a), (b) and (c)\nQ.8) Which of the following would be a suitable title to the passage?\na) Automation \u2013A Hurricane?\nb) Automation and Destruction.\nc) Animated Automation.\nd) Auto Correction After Automation.\ne) Assorted Automation.\nD.9-15): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words/phrases are given in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.\nThe Narendra Modi government\u2019s stand on foreign investment is bewildering. On the one hand, it rolls out the red carpet to foreign capital under \u2018Make in India\u2019. On the other, it reduces legal protection for foreign investors. The reported expiration of India\u2019s bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with the Netherlands on November 30, due to India unilaterally terminating the treaty, is a classic example. India has also issued notices to around 50 countries to terminate BITs, which includes about 20 European Union (EU) member countries. These will come into force soon. These treaties play a critical role in protecting foreign investment by holding host states accountable for the exercise of their regulatory power through an independent international arbitration mechanism, thus furthering international rule of law. BITs involve a certain degree of trade-off between protecting foreign investment and preserving the host state\u2019s regulatory power. The narrative on BITs in India has oscillated from one extreme to the other. From 1994 to 2011, India signed 70-odd BITs tilted heavily in favour of investment protection against the host state\u2019s regulatory power. Instead of correcting this laissez-faire narrative by balancing investment protection and the state\u2019s regulatory power, the pendulum has now swung to the other extreme. The recently adopted Indian model BIT tilts the balance towards the host state\u2019s regulatory power by severely limiting the substantive and procedural protection to foreign investment. India\u2019s BIT loss to White Industries, an Australian investor, in 2011 and a slew of BIT cases slapped by many foreign corporations triggered this protectionist narrative. The recent loss in the Devas multimedia case under the India-Mauritius BIT, which arose on account of the cancellation of the Antrix-Devas deal, has strengthened this narrative. This is problematic in terms of protection of investment in India and Indian investment abroad. Termination of BITs by India will not impact existing foreign investment in India because most Indian BITs contain survival clauses ensuring availability of treaty protection for existing investment even after the expiration of the treaty for the next 10 to 15 years. Termination of BITs will also not impact any of the 15-odd ongoing BIT disputes against India including Vodafone\u2019s challenge of retrospective taxation under the India-Netherlands BIT. Nevertheless, termination of BITs means that new foreign investment, such as any new Dutch investment in India made after November 30 shall not enjoy treaty protection. This shows India\u2019s reluctance to be held accountable for its regulation under international law, thus forcing foreign investors to rely entirely on domestic laws and domestic courts to safeguard their interest. This may not be an attractive proposition for foreign investors for two reasons. First, if domestic laws are changed suddenly to the detriment of foreign investors, like it happened in the case of Vodafone where Parliament retrospectively amended the Income Tax Act to overrule the Supreme Court\u2019s decision in favour of Vodafone, it would leave the foreign investor without any remedy. Second, the overstretched Indian judicial system does not inspire much confidence in foreign investors as a forum for speedy resolution of disputes. Subsequent to termination, India plans to launch new BIT negotiations with these 50-odd countries based on its 2015 model BIT. For example, with respect to EU countries, India hopes to replace the cluster of European BITs with the India-EU Bilateral Trade and Investment Agreement (BTIA), However, international treaty negotiations take time. The India-EU BTIA, despite 16 rounds of negotiations since 2007, has not been signed due to major differences. Unilateral termination of BITs by India has not gone down well with the EU, which means even further delay in BTIA obligations. Brexit has complicated things even more. The legal vacuum created would surely dampen investor sentiment, especially because there is far too much state interference in businesses in India that make the country a difficult place to do business. India\u2019s rank in World Bank\u2019s ease of doing business is abysmal at 130 out of 190 nations. When it comes to specific factors that are critical for foreign investors, such as enforcing contracts, India\u2019s rank is even worse at 172. Moreover, major countries that export capital to India are unhappy with the protectionist template of India\u2019s new model BIT as the basis to negotiate the new treaty. Today, India is not just an importer but also an exporter of capital. India\u2019s overseas FDI has increased from less than $1 billion in 2000-01 to more than $21 billion in 2015-16. Given the reciprocal nature of BITs, their termination followed by replacement with a protectionist treaty will also reduce the protection available to Indian companies abroad. The significance of BITs for Indian companies can be gauged from three recent instances. First, a few months back, an Indian investor, Flemingo Dutyfree Shop Private Limited (FDF) successfully sued Poland under the India-Poland BIT, winning damages of \u20ac17.9 million. The tribunal found that Poland, by illegally terminating a series of lease agreements enjoyed by FDF\u2019s indirect Polish subsidiary, had expropriated FDF\u2019s investment and denied fair and equitable treatment to it under the India-Poland BIT. Second, an Indian mining company, Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys Ltd. (IMFA), has sued Indonesia under the India-Indonesia BIT at the Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague, claiming $599 million in damages, for regulatory problems pertaining to the claimant\u2019s coal mining permits. Third, in a newly surfaced challenge, an Indian investor has sued Macedonia under the India-Macedonia BIT for the alleged expropriation of mining concessions awarded to the Indian investor. Indian BITs should reconcile investment protection with the host state\u2019s regulatory power and shun laissez-faire and protectionist narratives. For this, India needs to do three things: amend the protectionist 2015 model BIT so as to strike a balance between interests of investors and that of the host state, negotiate with existing BIT partners based on this balanced model, and withdraw the termination notices till the newly negotiated text is finalised for replacing the existing BIT. This would help India resurrect its image globally of a market economy based on rule of law, not arbitrariness and cronyism.\nQ.9) The concept of bilateral investment treaties is associated with which of the following?\na) Arbitrariness and cronyism.\nb) Regulatory powers of the host country being subjected to scrutiny by International Law.\nc) Protecting foreign investments.\nd) Global resurrection of the host country.\ne) Both (b) and (c)\nQ.10) Which of the examples is shown as the second relating to the protection available to Indian companies abroad?\na) Flemingo Dutyfree Shop.\nb) An Indian investor in Macedonia.\nc) Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys Ltd.\nd) Vodafone\nQ.11) \u2018Make in India\u2019 is a model which provides:\na) A business environment conducive to foreign capital.\nb) Reduction of legal protection to foreign investors.\nc) Providing capital to foreign companies.\nd) Settling disputes relating to foreign companies in Indian Courts.\ne) Both (a) and (d)\nQ.12) \u201cIndian BITs should reconcile investment protection with the host state\u2019s regulatory power and shun laissez-faire and protectionist narratives\u201d-the correct explanation to this sentence is reflected in:\na) Indian BITs should aim at a balance between the regulatory jurisdiction of the country and the protection of investment by the foreign companies and an attitude of wilful interference should be adopted and protectionist tendencies are to be given up.\nb) The goal of Indian BITs should be to have a striking balance between the regulatory jurisdiction of the country and the protection of investment by the foreign companies and an attitude of non-interference and giving up of protectionist tendencies.\nc) The aim of Indian BITs is to reconcile host country\u2019s regulatory jurisdiction and investment protection for the foreign company and to seriously intervene to ensure protection-oriented principles.\nd) A reconciliation between investment protection with the host state\u2019s regulatory power is necessary to keep the status quo and to maintain the supremacy of that regulatory power.\nQ.13) Which would help India resurrect its image globally of a market economy based on rule of law?\na) Withdrawal of the termination notices for the time being.\nb) Amendment to the protectionist 2015 model BIT of India.\nc) Litigation with existing BIT partners based on the balanced model.\ne) Only (a) and (b)\nQ.14) The synonym of the word \u2018triggered\u2019 is:\na) Articulation\nc) Moiety\nd) Provoke\ne) Cram\nQ.15) The synonym of the word \u2018concessions\u2019 is:\na) Repudiation\nb) Abrogation\nc) Privilege\nd) Annulment\ne) Annihilation",
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        "raw_content": "A risk is a situation involving exposure to danger. It may be various types. But in the banking sector, we can specifically classify the risks into eight major types. It is very important to understand the nuances of risks, for better understanding as well as for banking exams. Let\u2019s understand these in a simple way. The eight types of risk in banking are as follows:\n1). Credit Risk\nAccording to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS), a bank is exposed to Credit Risk when a bank\u2019s borrower or any counterparty fails to meet its payment obligation, regarding the terms and conditions agreed with the bank while availing credit. Credit Risk involves both the uncertainty involved in loan repayment as well as the delay in repayments. All types of banks which forward loans to its customers face credit risk. Payments bank doesn\u2019t face Credit Risk, as these are not eligible to forward loans and credit card to its customers.\nWhen a person or entity defaults on its payments for the loan availed, it may be due to various reasons. It may be due to inadequate income from the business for which loan was availed or complete failure of the business. But in some cases, Credit Risk may be due to the wilful default (when a person has sources to repay the loan but not repaying) by the concerned person or entity on payments.\nWhatever be the reason for exposing to the Credit Risk, once a bank faces credit risk it has to take some remedial actions. One of them is loan provisioning by the banks. Loan provisioning is a process in which bank set aside some money from the profits earned, to pay to itself against the loan defaulted or NPA. Loan provisioning is crucial to keep the capital of bank unaffected.\n2). Market Risk\nAccording to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS), the market risk arises due to movement in market prices of the concerned bank at the stock market. Market risk is faced by a bank which is listed on stock exchange. The market risk may be further classified into subcategories as:\na). Interest Rate risk\nIt arises due to fluctuations in the interest rate in the economy, may be due to changes in monetary policy rates etc. In terms of banking language, the management of interest rate risk is called Asset-Liability Management (ALM).\nb). Equity Risk\nEquity risk occurs due to change in stock prices of the company in which bank has some shareholding. When a bank forwards loan to companies it can accept some shareholding in the company as a collateral. But when the value of shares falls in the stock market, then equity risk is faced by the bank.\nc). Foreign Exchange Risk\nIt occurs due to a change in the value of assets and liabilities of the bank due to fluctuations in the exchange rate of currency. Let a bank has taken some loan from some international organisation in dollars, but if the value of rupees falls against the dollar, then banks need to pay more rupees for the same amount of loan. This is somewhat we call foreign exchange risk.\nd). Commodity Risk\nAnything like gold, silver, coal, iron, steel, natural gas, petroleum products, etc are called commodities. If a bank is holding shares of a company which deals in these type of commodities, commodity risk is faced by a bank when there is a change in demand and supply of these commodities. If the demand of commodities falls, prices will also decrease and ultimately it will affect the bank because the bank is a shareholder in the concerned company.\n3). Operational Risk\nAccording to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS), an Operational risk is defined as \u201cthe risk of loss resulting from inadequate or failed internal processes, people and systems or from external events. This includes legal risks but excludes strategic and reputational risks\u201d.\nAn operational risk may occur due to various reasons. Some of the most important are the misuse of power by the authorized person, incompetency of the bank officer to handle the situation, the failure of information technology systems, hacking of the bank\u2019s network, some programming error within the banking software, etc.\n4). Liquidity Risk\nLiquidity is something related to money. When a bank has enough money to carry out its day to day operations, such as making payment to depositors on demand, forwarding loan to its customers, then we say it has enough liquidity. But when a bank doesn\u2019t have enough money for all such operations, then the bank faces liquidity risk.\nTo protect the banks against bank run (depositors want their money back but a bank is unable to repay) in this type of situation, Reserves Bank of India has made some provision to rescue banks. To protect banks against liquidity risk RBI has prescribed Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) and Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) norms on the banks. RBI also provides credit to banks under Repo (Repurchase option) facility to meet banks their short-term liabilities.\n5). Reputational Risk\nWhen the image of the bank deteriorates in the public, then the bank faces reputational risk. More the brand value of a bank lesser will be the reputational risk. The reputation of a bank falls when it is unable to honour its commitments to the government, regulator or to the public at large. Bad customer service, inappropriate behaviour of staff, and delay in making decisions are some of the factors which increases the reputational risk of the bank.\nLike in India, State Bank of India has a bigger brand image in the public, so there is a lesser reputational risk with the SBI. Negative publicity about the bank also increases the reputational risk to the bank.\n6). Business Risk\nBusiness risk occurs when a bank is dynamic enough to take decisions on its strategy. If a bank is unable to change its strategy as per the changing competition in the market, it can lose its market value. Bad Strategy may also lead to merger or closer of the bank.\n7). Systematic Risk\nIt is an indirect risk faced by banks due to the worst changes in the economic state of the nation. If the economy of the country effects, it gives some vibrations to the banking system also. When the entire economy of the country comes to a standstill, then bank exposes to systematic risk. It happened in 2008 due to financial crises at that time.\n8). Moral Hazard\nIt refers to the situation when a person or entity has the willingness or tendency to take high-level risks, even if the concerned person or entity is not capable to bear the losses (if it occurs, due to the risk taken). In another way, moral hazard may also be defined as the situation in which some other person or entity is affected by the decisions taken by any third party.\nMoral Hazard can be controlled if a bank has a strong board of directors to take remedial decisions when required. The regulatory authority of banks (RBI in India) can also help to control the moral hazard through moral suasion and direct action (fine or penalties) when required.\nbusiness risk credit risk liquidity risk market risk moral hazard operational risk reputational risk systematic risk Types of risk in banking",
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        "raw_content": "$46million drawn-down for RGM Airport facelift\nGovernment has drawn-down $45,9 million, representing 30 percent of the total project cost for upgrading and modernisation of the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport.\nThe RGM International Airport modernisation will cost $153 million, which is being provided as a concessional loan facility by the China Eximbank. Works began in earnest last August.\nChina Jiangsu International, the firm which won the bid to refresh the aesthetics of RGM International Airport, has already moved on site to undertake the mammoth project. Last week, various pieces of raw materials for use in the expansion project were delivered, paving the way for accelerating the upgrade.\nCivil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ) director of airports Mr Tawanda Gusha, told our Harare Bureau recently that 30 percent of the total project cost has since been drawn-down.\n\"In terms of the upgrade and modernisation of the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, we have so far drawn-down 30 percent of the total project cost. It was drawn-down sometime in mid-December (last year) and it is being used for site mobilisation as well as procurement of equipment,\" said Mr Gusha.\nHe explained that they are currently \"at project start-up\" where they are \"doing excavations, digging foundations for the terminal building (to) start works on the runway\".\nAdded Mr Gusha: \"The next stage will be light works to finish off runway rehabilitation\".\nWorks started by levelling the VVIP side, where two aero bridges will be erected, and will then move to cover rest of the airport to ensure flights are not affected. Upon completion, the RGM International Airport is expected to gain a competitive edge over its neighbours who are continuously upgrading their main gateways.\nThe US$153 million airport facelift will bring in new technologies and efficiency in the facilitation of passengers, aircraft and cargo.\nThree additional aero bridges, a new satellite fire station, a modern terminal building and a new VVIP pavilion are some of the key features to be added to the RG Mugabe International Airport. Passenger handling capacity will also rise to six million per annum from the current 2,5 million.\nThe car park will also be transformed into a multi-storey facility with capacity to handle hundreds of vehicles. The runway, which is 4,725km long and 46 metres wide, would be extended to allow for concurrent multiple landings.\nAt the moment, planes land one at a time. Government believes renovating the RGM International Airport would grow passenger and aircraft movement into the country. The US$153 million loan agreement for the airport upgrade was signed on April 4 last year and in May.\nParliament approved the modernisation of the airport after former Finance and Economic Planning Minister Patrick Chinamasa had moved the motion seeking ratification of the major expansion project.\nThe concessional loan facility has a seven-year grace period, an annual 2 percent interest rate, 0,25 percent commission fees and management fees pegged at the same rate. It has a tenure of 20 years inclusive of the seven-year grace period. Funders of the project, China Eximbank, also provided the US$150 million loan used to upgrade the Victoria Falls International Airport, where passenger arrivals have skyrocketed.\nEqually, China Jiangsu was the contractor for the Victoria Falls International Airport rehabilitation. Government has made the rehabilitation of aviation infrastructure across the country a top priority. The RGM International Airport upgrade is expected to be concluded in 36 months.\nCAAZ has indicated that it has set aside US$400 million for the refurbishment of all airports and eventually construct new ones, especially in Beitbridge and Mutare.\nTags: Airports,",
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        "raw_content": "In 1965, his meeting with Alberto Giacometti is crucial, it confirms his desire to devote his life to sculpture and drawing. After some studies of mathematics in Clemenceau high school in Nantes, he moved to Nice and prepares his first studies on primary colours. Debarre met Max Ernst in the Alphonse Chave gallery in Vence returning to Paris. In 1973 he began a series of blue monochromes that will be exhibited in February 1974 in the museum of the Abbey Sainte Croix des Sables d\u2019Olonne. There, he met Italian sculptor Antonino Virduzzo, who invited him to come and work in one of his workshops in Rome. The six years that followed helped him discover the Baroque art and its very many draperies. Back in Paris he began a long work on sculptures of black marble from Belgium, then of blue granite from Brazil, azul bahia. His work will then continue on a contemporary material, Altuglas. Black, blue and transparency will always be the basis of his work.",
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        "raw_content": "Making sure education has a place for all types of students is an essential part of being a teacher. Educators are asked, if not required by law, to accommodate many different subcategories of students\u2019 academic needs. We must also consider gender, race, socioeconomic status, country of origin, and even birth order as we prepare and execute lessons. It is a lot to think about.\nOften overlooked, however, is the idea that all students fall somewhere on a spectrum of introverted to extroverted personalities. Little training exists for educators to nurture these different personality traits; especially those of more introverted students.\nThe Extrovert Ideal\nAccording to Susan Cain\u2019s New York Times bestselling book, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can\u2019t Stop Talking, this lack of understanding in the classroom is a cultural phenomenon prevalent in the United States. Cain suggests, \u201cWe\u2019re told that to be great is to be bold, to be happy is to be sociable. We see ourselves as a nation of extroverts.\u201d As a country, we subscribe to what she describes as, \u201cThe Extrovert Ideal\u201d \u2013 the omnipresent belief that the ideal self is gregarious, alpha, and comfortable in the spotlight.\u201d\nNo matter where you, as a teacher, fall on the introversion/extroversion spectrum, you have more than likely fostered an environment that values participation and interaction in your classroom. This is a good thing! You enjoy and see the value of your vocation when students eagerly raise their hand to answer a question, work collaboratively on an artwork, or when they ask a more thoughtful question about an artist than, \u201cIs he dead?\u201d Keep doing what you are doing to encourage those things!\nIn the same vein, you have also more than likely called a student shy, wished the quiet rule-follower would stand up for him or herself, or become mildly annoyed at the student who is taking forever to complete a project.\nSo, how do you nurture both groups and everyone who falls in between?\nHere are some ideas to try in your art classroom to benefit ALL students:\nInclude Quiet Time in Each Class Period\nThanks to Cassie Stephens from Everyday Art Room for this strategy. Make the first five minutes of work/creating time a no-talking environment. No one can ask questions. No one can ask for supplies. Nada. Zip. Zilch. That includes you as the teacher.\nQuiet time has MANY benefits. It is like a breath of fresh air especially after the often hectic introduction and supply harvesting at the beginning of class. Play soft music, if necessary, to quell the \u201cawkward silence.\u201d Try introducing it to your students, especially at the elementary level, as a game or challenge. If they believe they are beating you at your own quiet game, it will catch on in no time. It makes being quiet an expectation instead of a preference, allowing students to ease in and focus on their creative time.\nThis strategy also gives those who crave the quiet some much-needed respite. And, as a bonus, it gives you time to reflect and assess how things are going. You might be pleasantly surprised when a normally active and vocal student requests quiet time. Furthermore, it requires no special materials or accommodations. There is no reason not to give it a try.\nAllow Students to Talk in Pairs Rather Than in Front of the Class\nAs the teacher, we are the main discussion leaders in our classrooms. It is very common to ask a whole group of students a question and then ask for an answer from a single raised hand. Another way to foster discussion that will not put all eyes on you or an individual student is to \u201cGo Next Door\u201d (in other words, turn to a neighbor) for a question and answer.\nGive students the question prompt and then a hint for the answer. It works best if you have talked about something and review the information before \u201cGoing Next Door.\u201d It looks like this:\nStudent A: Who painted The Starry Night?\nStudent B: That one guy who chopped off his ear\u2026Van Goo?\u201d\nStudent A: I think it is Van Gogh.\nStudent B: Yeah, that sounds right.\nIt can be tricky to keep students on task, but if the guidelines and model are set in place, students will benefit. This is a great tool because students are practicing their language with each other, the entire focus of the class is not on one person, and students practice competency in content knowledge. Win-Win-Win.\nGive a Heads-Up About Group Work\nWorking in groups and collaborating are wonderful things in the art classroom. It is a way to encourage communication skills, learn from others, and enhance 21-century skills. Despite the benefits, some more introverted students will immediately tense up and dread the experience.\nA way to ease some of the anxiety of group work is to give your students a heads-up. Let students know what to expect and what they can look forward to. Tell them a week ahead of time. Show them examples of the good that can come of working together on a project. Give specific roles and responsibilities, if needed, to ensure students know their expectations. Also, alternate individual and group projects in a given term.\nAcknowledge Students for Going Outside of Their Comfort Zones\nWe all love some positive feedback. All learners (and teachers!) benefit from hearing we have done something right, even if it is difficult. It gives students the encouragement needed to try a task again. The next time you notice one of your more introverted students going out of their comfort zone, let them know you did. No need to wave a wild flag of attention, but simply saying, \u201cThanks for participating in class today. You worked so well with others!\u201d or, \u201cI knew you could answer that question in front of the group. Nice job!\u201d can go a long way. By encouraging what does not come as naturally, students gain a little confidence knowing you noticed.\nAvoid the \u201cS\u201d Word\nThis is not the \u201cS\u201d word you might mutter under your breath as you drop a student\u2019s ceramic artwork on the floor or try to open a glue bottle. It is a word you have said freely to describe a student or maybe even yourself: shy. According to Cain, although there is often a correlation between being shy and that of a more introverted personality \u2013 they are not parallel.\nIn reality, shy is a term to describe someone who does not want to be the center of attention in a given experience. However, shy is often a negative word in our society and is associated with anti-social behavior, anxiety, and excessive nervousness around others. In calling a student shy, they might \u201cbelieve the label and experience [their] nervousness as a fixed trait rather than an emotion [they] can control.\u201d Cain urges educators to avoid shaming students for their shyness. Instead describe students as, \u201cof a quiet nature\u201d or someone who, \u201clikes to concentrate on their artwork individually.\u201d Sure, it takes a few more words, but it also avoids the heavy label.\nHave you ever wanted some quiet time? Not felt like participating in a group? Felt nervous as all get-out to talk in front of colleagues? Wanted more time to finish a project? Tell your students about it! What did you learn? Was it as bad as you thought it would be? How did you cope? Share your experiences of not wanting to be social or the center of attention. Tell your students it is okay, but that sometimes we have to push outside of our comfort zone anyway. Encourage them by giving them safe places and opportunities to practice the spectrum of introverted and extroverted experiences.\nRegardless of how you might feel about categorizing students with confining personality traits, it is essential for all types of learners to be considered in your classroom. Instead of thinking about nurturing your more introverted students as another thing to do, look at it as benefiting ALL students.\nFurthermore, the above ideas are not to suggest students are either an introvert or extrovert and one is preferred over the other. This is absolutely not the case. By acknowledging the common tendency of classrooms to cater more to extraverts and taking steps to balance the creative experience for introverts, you are practicing a better-informed model of differentiation.\nHave you ever described a student or yourself as shy? What did you mean by this term?\nWhat strategies have you used to foster a better learning environment for your more introverted students?\nThe post How to Nurture Your Introverted Students in the Art Classroom appeared first on The Art of Education University.\nOriginal source: https://theartofeducation.edu/2019/01/29/how-to-nurture-your-introverted-students-in-the-art-classroom/\nPrevious PostPrevious rowan mersh\nNext PostNext New Embroideries of People Slumbering on Handmade Pillows by Maryam Ashkanian",
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        "raw_content": "Road Trip: Visiting the Virginia Museum of Transportation in Roanoke, VA\nWhile driving up I-81 near Roanoke, VA we decided to pop on over to the nearby Virginia Museum of Transportation to see what they had to offer. The museum has been housed in the former, 1918 vintage, N&W freight station since 1985 when flood waters destroyed their previous location. It occupies 5.75 acres in downtown Roanoke.\nLabels: aviation, cars, Steam, things to do, trains, trucks\nLocation: Virginia Museum Of Transportation Inc, 303 Norfolk Avenue Southwest, Roanoke, VA 24016, USA\nStrolling the Grounds of the Biltmore House and Gardens\nWalking the grounds of the Biltmore House and Gardens, in Asheville, NC, is an enjoyable experience. There are acres and acres of grounds to cover on well maintained trails. 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        "raw_content": "Everything you need to know about live streaming setup, equipment, and other technical aspects to go live like a pro.\nThe Basics of Live Streaming\nOverview \u2013 What do you Need to Live Stream?\nLive Streaming Equipment and Add-ons\nHow much internet do you need to live stream?\nLive Streaming doesn\u2019t have to be as complicated as some set it out to be. Although to have an impact, they can\u2019t be simplistic. What we mean by that is, it\u2019s essential to have a thought process and a structure to your live streams. Even if you are sharing a spontaneous live video with your audience, you need a certain level of quality content and equipment.\nIn this post, we\u2019ll give you an overview of what you need to set up a live stream. We also talk about the need for different live stream equipment, depending on your live broadcasting goals. 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Because of its positioning, the lapel microphone gives your stream a nice audio quality. But, if you have more than one person talking during your live video, it\u2019s better to go for a directional microphone, which can be a desktop mic or handheld. If your outside, remember that the wind is not your friend and get a windscreen to protect your mic and improve your audio.\nApart from the gear listed above, live streaming requires hardware power. Your computer will need software to process all the information it receives from the video and the audio. Then, the software will stream that information online. On top of that, your computer will probably be running other applications, like a PowerPoint presentation, websites and so on.\nYou\u2019ll need your system to be able to sustain all these activities with ease. Otherwise, your stream will be unstable, and it might lag or crash. The hardware specifications for live streaming vary a lot because it depends on what type of live video you\u2019ll create. Game streaming, live webinars, and live presentation streams will require very different hardware.\nThe minimum requirement is:\nIntel Core i5 or greater preferred\nGraphics card drivers must be up-to-date\nMacOS X 10.10 and higher\nAnother essential element of the live streaming setup is your internet connection. More specifically, the upload speed of your internet connection. To check your current connection, you can access Speedtest. It will give you the speed in Mbps, or megabits per second. So, you\u2019ll be able to find out the volume of information your connection can transfer online per second.\nIt\u2019s important to keep in mind that, your internet speed will fluctuate, so always check it before a stream. For instance, if you have high upload speed, you\u2019ll be able to put out high-quality streams with little to no lag. 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        "raw_content": "In the wake of the Orlando shooting, Donald Trump renewed his call for a ban on ban on Muslim immigration to the U.S. I guess he didn't get the memo: the shooter was born in the U.S. In fact, he was born in Trump's home state of New York.\nMaybe we should put a ban on New Yorkers migrating to the rest of the country. Or running for President. Now that is an immigration ban I could get behind.\nHis parents are from Afghanistan.\nYou're just highlighting the problem of chain migration and anchor babies.\nShould the United States minimize or maximize the immigration of people who hate homosexuals? Should hate speech against homosexuals be a disqualification for immigration?\nActually, I think hate speech against anyone should weigh heavily against someone applying to immigrate to the U.S. But that's not what Trump is advocating. Trump is calling for discrimination against a religious self-identification professed by 1.6 billion people.\n> His parents are from Afghanistan.\nWhy is that relevant? Do you think we should be screening immigrants on the basis of whether or not the children they have after they enter the U.S. are likely to become terrorists? Tim McVeigh was Irish, should we keep out Irish immigrants? Al Capone was Italian. Should we keep out Italian immigrants?\nHis parents are the immediate and proximate cause of his existence.\nDo you think we should be screening immigrants on the basis of whether or not the children they have after they enter the U.S. are likely to become terrorists?\nWhy was his father approved to immigrate into the U.S.?\nDoes the U.S. need anyone from Afghanistan to immigrate? Anyone in Afghanistan that has valuable skills that are needed in the U.S.?\nTim McVeigh was Irish, should we keep out Irish immigrants? Al Capone was Italian. Should we keep out Italian immigrants?\nHow very sloppy of you. Islam is a belief system, a religious self-identification, not a race or a country. Your analogy is therefore not analogous.\nAn analagous policy would be for the U.S. to not approve Catholics immigrating from Northern Ireland during The Troubles.",
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        "raw_content": "Things aren\u2019t too rosy these days over at Move, Inc., a public company that operates the Realtor.com website for the National Association of Realtors. Years ago, some of the executives did some naughty things with the business and have since been banished (and criminally charged). The company has tried to shake that bad image by changing the company name from Homestore to Move Inc. and the new management team has done the ole \u201cwe\u2019re on the right track\u201d hype for the past year talking about a turnaround and happier days for investors. Unfortuantely for those investors, the company just can\u2019t seem to do much right. Their latest quarterly earnings has brought the stock from almost $7 a few months ago to it\u2019s current level of around $2.75. They also recently changed the default search on Realtor.com to sort by number of photos (which Realtors need to pay to add). This change has resulted in a worse search experience for home buyers. There are some upcoming changes to Realtor.com which will add even more advertising to the site in efforts to increase revenue for the company. Will it make it a better real estate search portal for Buyers?? I\u2019d bet NOT!\nRealtor.com used to be THE online place that home buyers went to but not anymore\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Everything You Wanted To Know About The Zombie Apocalypse\nIf you're like me, a zillion years old and late to the whole blogging Twitterverse, you've undoubtedly seen all kinds of references to the Zombie Apocalypse.\nYet, because you didn't want to seem uncool, you didn't want to ask, WTF? (You probably wouldn't have put it quite that way, either. More like, \"Prithee, my good fellow, what meaneth this \"zombie apocalypse\" speech amongst the good people of yon fair village?\")\nIt's okay. I will be uncool for you. I was born uncool, and remain proudly and defiantly uncool to this day. (You doubt? See my fearlessness in using adverbs.)\nBesides, the other day, somebody saved me from having to ask what the hell \"steampunk\" is. So I have that favor to pay forward.\nZombie Apocalypse is everywhere. Check Twitter - #zombieapocalypse and you'll see thousands of Tweets. Google \"Zombie Apocalypse\" and you'll find millions of hits. Serious.\nOkay, so what is a zombie, anyway?\nTraditionally, a zombie is the reanimated corpse of a dead person. Dead, buried, then just play some Michael Jackson tunes and it's brain-eatin' time. (After some fancy dancin', of course.)\nZombies have been legendary in African and Caribbean voodoo oral traditions. Then along came pop fiction and Hollywood (from Wikipedia):\nThe founding work of the genre was Richard Matheson's novel I Am Legend (1954), which featured a lone survivor named Robert Neville waging a war against a human population transformed into vampires.[1] The novel has been adapted into several screenplays, including The Omega Man (1971), starring Charlton Heston. George A. Romero borrowed the idea for his apocalyptic feature Night of the Living Dead (1968) but substituted vampires with shuffling zombies.[2]\nPopSci explains how scientists could, theoretically, create a \"zombie virus\" that kills off some brain cells and leaves others intact. Good to know they're not wasting time on that curing cancer thing or defeating diabetes.\nThe \"apocalypse\" generally relates to the end of the world. A zombie apocalypse is the End of the World (as we know it) brought about by the zombification of the population. Whether that's viral, brought about by one zombie biting a \"regular\" human being (will the vampires sue for copyright infringement?) or by the eating of brains, is something yet to be disclosed.\nI did not realize that even the CDC (Center for Disease Control) had a zombie plan:\nAt the same breath the CDC recommends how to avoid hungry zombies and how to escape natural disasters:\n\u201c Plan your evacuation route. When zombies are hungry they won't stop until they get food (i.e., brains), which means you need to get out of town fast! Plan where you would go and multiple routes you would take ahead of time so that the flesh eaters don't have a chance! This is also helpful when natural disasters strike and you have to take shelter fast.[3]\nIf you want to analyze whether you could survive said zombie apocalypse, there are many online quizzes. Here's one, and here's another. (Disclaimer: Survival rating per linked tests implies no liability or responsibility on part of blog author re: actual survival rates during certified zombie apocalypse. Just sayin'.)\nFor some years, rumors have percolated that the Mayan calendar predicted 2012 as the end of the world. (Apparently, even if this isn't total BS, which modern Mayans say it is, we've misplaced a decimal point or something.) In 2009, yet another Hollywood movie was released with this premise, because the only thing Hollywood likes better than blowing shit up, is a disaster flick where they can blow shit up.\nThen yet another fruitcake, Harold Camping, predicted the Christian Rapture/End of the World on May 21, 2011. If you're reading this, you'll realize that God got the date mixed up in his DayPlanner. According to Camping, it's now been rescheduled for October 21, 2011.\nSo, here's the thing: old apocalypse legends have been conflated with old zombie legends, and so we have - ta-da! the end of the world courtesy of zombie apocalypse.\nIt's a joke, ladies and gentlemen.\nNow, is the end of the world truly coming? Via global climate change, nuclear war, asteroids, swine flu, or some other really bad thing?\nPerhaps. In any event, if a major tornado or earthquake drops a house on you, it'll be the end of the world - for you. (Meaning no disrespect for those who have lost a loved one to any natural or unnatural disaster in this century or the previous one.)\nTake what precautions you can, be good to the people who love you, and get your writing done today. Because you never know, tomorrow could be the zombie apocalypse.\nYour thoughts? Fears?\nLabels: humor, words\nhumor|words|",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Event Promotes Teaching Homeland Security in High School | Main | NSF Fuels Project to Connect Science and Literacy Education \u00bb\nCoalition Advances Definition of Career Readiness\nWhat skills are necessary for a young person to be considered \"career ready?\" And are those the same skills necessary to do well in college? That's been one of the most debated questions in education policy in the last few years, and yet the answer still depends on who you're asking.\nIn the hope of guiding education policy, more than two dozen business and education groups have come together as the Career Readiness Partner Council to try to forge a shared definition of what it means to be ready for good jobs.\nThe four-page statement attempts to fuse various ways of conceptualizing career readiness, from acquiring skills specific to a given sector or entry-level job to mastering broader workplace skills.\nOn the academic side, it says that career-ready students need to be proficient in core academic subjects, as well as in technical skills associated with specific career fields or pathways. It outlines a range of overarching skills and dispositions, too, such as strong communications skills, the ability to work in teams and independently, and effective use of technology. And it says that the knowledge, skills, and dispositions \"vary from one career to another and change over time\" as a person develops.\nPrevailing education rhetoric embraces these things in its \"college and career readiness\" dialogue, the group says, but hasn't emphasized another key element: \"engaging workplace experiences\" such as internships or service learning that allow students to apply these skills alongside experienced professionals.\nThe statement suggests that career readiness shouldn't be viewed just as a student descriptor, but as a descriptor of an entire education system. Take a look at this:\nCareer readiness also requires a comprehensive system of supports that deliver learning when it is needed, where it is needed, how it is needed, and by a cadre of experts that includes teachers and career professionals. It includes both classroom and workplace experiences, high-quality standards and instructional materials to support learning, a portfolio of assessments that gauge progress using multiple measures along a continuum from being not at all career-ready to fully career-ready, and finally, a policy and funding structure that is aligned across K-12, higher education, and business and industry sectors.\nIt's interesting to note the membership roster of the council. It's led by the National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium, and includes other major career-tech players like the Association for Career and Technical Education. Groups that have focused on college readiness, such as Achieve, are on the list, alongside foundations, higher education organizations, the National Governors Association, and an array of education groups like the Council of Chief State School Officers and the National Association of State Boards of Education.\nAlso listed as a member is the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium, one of the two federally funded state consortia that are designing tests for the common standards. As we reported earlier, the group has endorsed the council's career-readiness statement. The other consortium, PARCC, is not a member. A PARCC spokesman said the group had only recently received the statement and would review it.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Gigs / The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band / Archive: 2018 / The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band\nSupported by: Witches Mark\nBROWN COUNTY, Ind. \u2014 Southern Indiana-bred singer-guitarist Reverend Peyton is the bigger-than-life frontman of Reverend Peyton\u2019s Big Damn Band. He has earned a reputation as both a singularly compelling performer and a persuasive evangelist for the rootsy country blues styles that captured his imagination early in life and inspired him and his band to make pilgrimages to Clarksdale, Mississippi to study under such blues masters as T-Model Ford, Robert Belfour and David \u201cHoneyboy\u201d Edwards.\nThat passionate inspiration has made Reverend Peyton\u2019s Big Damn Band America\u2019s foremost country blues outfit and fuels the Rev\u2019s new release, The Front Porch Sessions. 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Breezy (Breezy Peyton, washboard) plays washboard on a couple of songs, and Max (Maxwell Senteney, drums) plays a suitcase drum set that we put together in the studio. 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I don\u2019t think artists should seem like they\u2019re too cool for their audience.\u201d\nThe Rev\u2019s dedication to delivering the goods on stage is reflected in his flamboyant performance persona. \u201cThe Rev is me,\u201d he states. \u201cSometimes that freaks people out, because the person who\u2019s on stage is exactly the way I am offstage. I don\u2019t know how to separate myself from my music, because it\u2019s so personal to me. My mom calls me Rev; it\u2019s been my nickname since I was a teenager. It was a name that was given to me by some friends, and it sort of stuck.\n\u201cI\u2019m one of those people who feels everything really hard, for better or worse,\u201d he continues. \u201cIf I\u2019m angry, I\u2019m really angry. If I\u2019m sad, I\u2019m really sad. If I\u2019m happy, I\u2019m really happy. So onstage, I tap into that. There are certain songs that I can\u2019t play on some nights, because they\u2019re just too sad. That may be the rantings of a crazy person, but it\u2019s the God\u2019s honest truth.\u201d With The Front Porch Sessions showcasing his expanded musical palette, Reverend Peyton is excited about bringing his new music to his fans. \u201cI really think it\u2019s one of the best things I\u2019ve ever done,\u201d he asserts. \u201cI\u2019m interested in making hand-made American music, and the goal is to be timeless.\u201d\n\u201cThe latest from Reverend Peyton\u2019s Big Damn Band\u2026. is, in short, a revelation. An amazingly well crafted, controlled explosion of talent, the range and depth of the music performed by the trio is remarkable.\u201d \u2013 American Blues Scene\n\u201c\u2026 the reincarnated Mississippi moan of guys like Son House\u2026 a burly soul punishing the senses with a Deltapunk attack and a heavy helping of rural realism. 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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Can a Catholic Remarry When a Spouse is Missing/Presumed Dead?\nCan a Catholic Ever Attend an Orthodox Liturgy Instead of Sunday Mass? \u2192\nPosted on July 9, 2015 by Cathy Caridi\nQ: A friend of mine told me that his pastor routinely admits Episcopalians to Holy Communion. He explained that the local Episcopal church closes for several months, since it\u2019s located in a resort town. The Catholic pastor has an \u201carrangement\u201d with the Episcopal minister that the local Episcopalians come to the Catholic parish for Sunday Mass and receive Holy Communion during those months. They would otherwise have to drive about ten miles to another Episcopal parish. They go back to their own church when it reopens.\nTo my simple mind, this situation doesn\u2019t meet the criteria for reception of Holy Communion by non-Catholic Christians. Driving ten miles in these parts is nothing, we all drive farther than that to the mall, etc., so it isn\u2019t an arduous situation.\nCertainly it is wonderful that the nice Episcopalians want to come to Mass, but they should not be admitted to Holy Communion, I don\u2019t think. Am I thinking straight? \u2013David\nA: The Catholic Church\u2019s basic rules regarding the reception of the Eucharist by non-Catholics were already discussed in \u201cCan a Non-Catholic Receive Holy Communion in a Catholic Church?\u201d But in this case, it sounds like the pastor of the Catholic parish in question has agreed to permit this entire group of non-Catholics to receive Holy Communion at Sunday Mass on a regular basis. What\u2019s going on? Can the pastor do that?\nCanon 844.1 lays out the general rule: Catholic ministers licitly administer the sacraments to the Catholic lay-faithful alone. But the following paragraphs of the same canon describe certain exceptions to the rule. In canon 844.3, we find that Catholic ministers administer the sacraments of penance, Eucharist, and anointing of the sick licitly to members of Eastern Churches which do not have full communion with the Catholic Church, if they seek them of their own accord and are properly disposed. The same also holds for members of other Churches which, in the judgment of the Apostolic See, are in the same condition in regard to the sacraments as these Eastern Churches. There\u2019s a lot going on in this paragraph, so let\u2019s take it apart.\nFirst of all, when the code mentions \u201cmembers of Eastern Churches which do not have full communion with the Catholic Church,\u201d it is referring to the Orthodox Churches. As we saw in \u201cWhy is a Catholic Permitted to Marry in an Orthodox Ceremony?\u201d the Catholic Church holds that the Orthodox are in a state of schism as per canon 751, since they do not recognize the Pope as the head of the Church. Nevertheless, the Orthodox have maintained apostolic succession and thus still have validly ordained priests and bishops, who confer valid sacraments. Consequently, when the Orthodox receive the Eucharist in their own parish churches, they are (in the eyes of the Catholic Church) truly receiving the Body and Blood of Christ, just as we Catholics do when we receive Holy Communion in our Catholic parishes. The Orthodox might not describe the consecration of bread and wine using the term transubstantiation that is used by Catholic theologians; but even if their terminology is different, their understanding of the sacrament substantively mirrors our own. This is why, if an Orthodox voluntarily approaches a Catholic priest to receive the Eucharist, showing the proper dispositions for reception of this great sacrament, he may lawfully do so.\nBut with regard to Catholic recognition of the validity of their sacraments, Episcopalians are not in the same situation as the Orthodox. There has never been any official finding by the Church that Episopalians are, as required by canon 844.3, among the \u201cmembers of other Churches which, in the judgment of the Apostolic See, are in the same condition in regard to the sacraments as these Eastern Churches.\u201d This issue was discussed in greater detail in \u201cThe Validity of Anglican Holy Orders,\u201d but in short, the Catholic Church does not recognize the validity of the ordination of Anglican/Episcopal clergy. This logically means that they are unable to consecrate bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ\u2014thus making the sacrament of communion at an Episcopal parish utterly unlike the Catholic Eucharist, even though on the surface, their Sunday liturgy may look amazingly like a Catholic Mass. The confusion that this can cause ordinary members of the faithful was addressed in \u201cCatholic Priests Who Become Non-Catholic Ministers,\u201d which also noted that the official teaching of the Anglican/Episcopal Church does not assert in any case that transubstantiation occurs at the moment the words of consecration are said over the bread and wine. This means that as a general rule, the Episcopal faithful who receive communion in their own churches on Sunday do not have the same fundamental understanding of the sacrament that Catholics do.\nBut while canon 844.3 doesn\u2019t apply to Episcopalians, the following paragraph does. Canon 844.4 says that Christians who are not in full communion with the Catholic Church can licitly receive the Eucharist (a) in danger of death, or (b) if, in the judgment of the diocesan bishop or the bishops\u2019 conference, there is some other grave reason\u2014if these non-Catholic Christians cannot approach their own minister and spontaneously ask for the sacrament, provided that they demonstrate Catholic faith in regard to the sacrament and are properly disposed. There are quite a few different conditions in this paragraph that must be met, so let\u2019s go through it piece by piece, and see whether it applies to the situation that David\u2019s question presents.\nTo begin with, non-Catholic Christians who are not Orthodox can receive Catholic sacraments only if they are in danger of death, or if the local bishop or the episcopal conference has determined that there is a grave reason permitting them to do so. (See \u201cAre Catholics Supposed to Abstain from Meat Every Friday?\u201d for more on what an episcopal conference is.) The Episcopalians in David\u2019s scenario are obviously not in danger of death; and there is no indication that the local bishop\u2014much less the episcopal conference!\u2014has determined that a grave reason exists that would permit them to receive the Eucharist at the Catholic parish when their own parish is closed for the season. A \u201cgrave reason\u201d would be something extremely unusual and urgent; and the annual, predictable closure of the Episcopal parish for a known, set period of time just doesn\u2019t fit the bill.\nNext, canon 844.4 states that these non-Catholic, non-Orthodox Christians can only receive the Eucharist if they cannot approach their own minister. But David asserts that the Episcopalians in the situation he describes \u201chave to drive about ten miles to another Episcopal parish\u2026. Driving ten miles in these parts is nothing.\u201d Assuming that this is accurate, canon 844.4 cannot be applied to their case at all.\nFinally, and most importantly, the canon notes that these non-Catholics can only receive Holy Communion in a Catholic church if they \u201cdemonstrate Catholic faith\u201d in the sacrament. As was just discussed above, Episcopalians as a general rule do not believe that when they receive communion in their own parish churches, they are truly receiving the Body and Blood of Christ, confected by the priest when he pronounced the words of consecration over the bread and wine. Note that it is entirely possible in individual cases (and maybe in entire individual Episcopal parishes!) for Episcopalians to have this faith; but it cannot be assumed as a matter of course. Somehow they would have to show the Catholic priest from whom they wish to receive the Eucharist that they truly do believe in the Real Presence just as Catholics do.\nWe don\u2019t know whether this group of Episcopalians in David\u2019s scenario have manifested Catholic faith in the Eucharist or not. But if they have, this begs the question: why, in that case, don\u2019t they join the Catholic Church, instead of continuing to be Episcopalians? It would seem on the surface to be only logical that, if they believe what the Catholic Church teaches about the sacrament of the Eucharist, they would prefer to receive It henceforth as Catholics\u2014instead of returning to their Episcopal parish church to receive communion there once again when it reopens.\nTaken collectively, the situation described in David\u2019s question most decidedly does not meet the conditions described in canon 844.4. The Catholic pastor of David\u2019s friend\u2019s parish has absolutely no authority to unilaterally override either Catholic sacramental theology or canon law in this manner. There is no conceivable way that this could be lawful, and it should stop.\nWhat should David do? First of all, he ought to urge his friend who attends that parish to contact the diocesan bishop\u2014respectfully\u2014and apprise him of the situation. Chances are that he knows nothing about it! If for some unknown reason the friend refuses to do this, David should contact the bishop himself, and provide as much information as he can. It should be a relatively easy matter for the bishop to verify the facts himself.\nIt\u2019s important to note that the Episcopalians themselves do not appear at all to blame in this situation! From the sound of things, they are receiving Holy Communion in the Catholic parish because the Catholic pastor of that parish told them that they were permitted to do so. 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        "raw_content": "January 28, 2018 Josh MorganHobby, Image, Lifestyle, Photo, Photography, VideoNo comments\nHi filmmaker, first off I want to thank you for your support of what I am doing. I plan to teach you the ins and outs of filmmaking and I am very glad and proud that you are reading this blog.\nToday I will be sharing some advice that can either make or your break your business.\nI want to talk about the power of versatility.\nWhat does versatile mean? Versatile means: capable of or adapted for turning easily from one to another of various tasks, fields of endeavor, etc\u2026\nSo basically versatility has to do with how many things you are capable of doing.\nBeing a videographer, you should be able to do almost everything related to videography/cinematography. For photographers, the same thing.\nDon\u2019t forget that the more services you offer, the more business you get. Just because you have a drone or some sort of other equipment, doesn\u2019t mean that you should just focus on that. (Unless you already have a profitable reputation from that specific line of work, i.e. aerial videography/photography).\nTHE MORE YOU DO, THE MORE USEFUL YOU ARE!\nHere is a great example\u2026 The Simpsons, do you know that show? It has to be one of longest running and funniest TV show of all time! Each person who was hired to do the voices in the show is able to do not only one character\u2019s voice, but many!\nBeing versatile is the best and most simplistic way of doing business. The more you do, the more you earn. Plain and simple.\nIf you are weak in some cinematography or photography areas, I suggest you do what you can to learn and turn those weak spots into strengths.\nLook at it from a client\u2019s point of view\u2026 Are they going to hire someone who is only good in one area, or would they rather pick someone who is good in all areas? It is much less hassle for the client if they hire only one person who is able to do many jobs.\nTags: art, Business, finance, how to, new, versatility",
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        "raw_content": "Degrees for the future: 8 tech degrees that really pay\nTech degree-holders earn dramatically more in entry-level jobs than their non-tech peers. Find out which degrees really pay.\nTechnology is the future, and the future is now. That means to make the most of your education, you should focus on degree programs that teach you as much as possible about tech. Already, tech degree-holders earn dramatically more in entry-level jobs than their non-tech peers; tech specialists can expect an early-career salary of over $60,000, while most careers promise under $50,000 for a first post-graduation position.\nEven if you have already started a career in a different field, the right tech education can get you into a highly coveted tech position. Here are the top eight tech degrees that will definitely deliver high wages.\nWithout electricity, there is no such thing as tech. Electrical engineers - or double-E\u2019s, as they are known in engineering - know everything about electricity, from how it is generated to how it is utilized within a device. In the tech industry, double-E\u2019s typically work alongside other types of engineers to help design devices\u2019 power supplies. Electrical engineers can find work in almost any industry, giving them more opportunities than other tech-specific degrees. Overall, electrical engineers, boast mid-career salaries of over $90,000.\nOften confused with software designers and developers, software engineers are tasked with designing and developing software. However, software engineering provides more in-depth training, so engineers can produce stronger, higher-quality software than other professionals. You can earn software engineering degrees online while working as a designer or developer to double-up on your experience and education. Then, once you reach the middle of your career, you can expect nearly $90,000 in salary.\nCommunications engineers design and build the equipment and systems that allows people to connect and communicate. Typically, this involves monitoring existing communications technology, researching possible improvements, and cooperating with clients to understand their needs. If you graduate with a degree in communications engineering, you can expect to earn over $115,000 by the middle of your career. If you migrate to areas where communications engineering is in high-demand, like Silicon Valley, you can earn even more.\nTo many people outside tech, \u201ccomputer science\u201d seems like an untenably vague degree. In fact, computer science is focused on teaching students the theories behind common technologies. For example, in your courses, you will likely gain skills in problem-solving and critical thinking while you learn advanced mathematics. As a result, computer science degrees are excellent foundations for many careers in tech, including tech entrepreneurship. Your salary largely depends on the position you seek, but computer science degree-holders earn an average mid-career salary of about $93,000.\nComputers are composed of hundreds of different parts, and computer engineers ensure those parts work together to create a functional machine. Sometimes called hardware engineering to highlight its focus compared to other computer-focused engineering fields, computer engineering typically applies the theories of computer science to build devices of all types, from consumer laptops to digital medical equipment. Because computer engineers are highly skilled, they earn a median mid-career salary of about $114,000.\nUnlike other fields of engineering which focus on the creation of single devices, systems engineering is concerned with the entire lifecycle of entire systems of devices. This means that systems engineers are trained with holistic views of tech, so they can ensure continuous, high-quality operation for a sustained period. For this expertise, systems engineers earn a salary of about $114,000 toward the middle of their careers.\nAs you can tell, tech is filled with engineers. Thus, tech enterprises need professionals skilled at wrangling so many engineers. Enter: engineer managers. Engineer management is typically a masters-level degree designed to catapult engineers into upper levels of authority. As an engineer manager, you will be responsible for developing budgets, organizing schedules, coordinating teams, and completing projects. For these efforts, you can expect a healthy mid-career salary of around $96,000 \u2014 or more than double that in Silicon Valley.\nBusinesses have become proficient at collecting all sorts of data, but often they don\u2019t know what to do with Big Data once they have it. 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        "raw_content": "5 jobs perfect for finance graduates\nThe finance sector is one of the fastest growing markets, with thousands of new openings on a daily basis. And due to a lack of finance professionals in South Africa, you would be well in demand as a finance graduate.\nThe finance sector is one of the fastest growing markets, with 1000s of new openings on a daily basis. And due to a lack of finance professionals in South Africa, you would be well in demand as a finance graduate. If you\u2019re in the process of deciding which career field to pursue with your finance degree, here are a few options to consider.\nAre you a genius at monitoring money received and spent? Then this profession is for you. Accountants are responsible for things such as items paid, cost analyses and which are the best business strategies to adopt for the business.\nLearn new finance skills in just a few weeks with Udemy\nIf you choose to be a financial analyst you\u2019ll be tasked with helping organisations and individuals with their investment decisions. To do this, you would have to be very analytical as you\u2019d have to analyse financial and economic trends in order to determine what might affect your client\u2019s return on investment. You might have to write reports and review previous financial statements as well. As a financial analyst you\u2019ll naturally have contact with very wealthy people and business which is great for networking and future opportunities.\nPFA or Personal Financial Advisor\nIf you ever need help with regards to choosing the best investment products, this is the person you would speak to. PFAs advise you n things such as retirement annuities, bond collateral, and identify the best vehicles to help you achieve your goals. Although this can be a very congested area, your earning potential is unlimited.\nBanks rely on loan officers to assess whether or not they should grant an individual or business with a loan. To make these decisions, loan officers have to judge whether or not the applicant should be granted a loan, based on their creditworthiness. Various factors are taken into account before making this decision, which is why loan officers need to be exceptionally good with analysing and interpreting financial data.\nRead: These are the best paid jobs in the finance industry\nAs a budget analyst you would assist companies, agencies or organisations with allocation of budget and figure out what the best vehicle is for bringing in returns and making a profit. In this role you would have to estimate projected revenues and expenses accurately.\nBrowse our extensive database of entry level finance positions and get your career started now!\nIn this article: finance \u201a graduate \u201a career planning \u201a",
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        "raw_content": "Casting Director Workshops \u2192\nWhen good friend and film producer Jessica Goldstein asked me to watch the teaser trailer for her upcoming film CENT$, I was not expecting to be so emotionally moved and intrigued. Her work is solid, don\u2019t get me wrong, but we all know someone making an independent film and sometimes it\u2019s hard to capture the projection of a full length feature film in a short trailer. Check it out:\nThis successfully peeked my curiosity about the film\u2019s content, the story that inspired it, and her film making process. I had a moment to sit down with her recently and chat with both her and the film\u2019s writer/lead actress and native American, Tiger Moon. While the story in the film is fiction, it is largely influenced by Tiger\u2019s real life story.\nAs the product of a failed foster care system, a childhood riddled with physical and emotional abuse, a pregnancy out of wedlock, and a subsequent period of surviving life on the streets with a child, Tiger has worked hard to beat the odds which have never been in her favor. I asked her how she had made her way from the alleys and into college and she responded \u201cI heard once that only 2% of foster kids graduate from high school and I did not want that to be me. Then I heard that only 10% went to college and I did not want that to be me either. I wanted to beat the statistics not be one. The indigenous part of me gives me an extreme sense of compassion and that\u2019s a big reason I think the way I do.\u201d\nOne of the things about the trailer for CENT$ that stands out to me is that it incorporates visual art effects, music, and story telling. It is not too avant garde to understand that it focuses on homelessness yet I can tell the film will take me on a visual and audio journey along with it\u2019s story. I was curious how Tiger decided to tell her story in such a way and she said, \u201cI want to tell the story creatively so it can ease it\u2019s way into your consciousness. Spoken word and poetry helped me to realize that I could be an example for change and an inspiration instead of another statistic. Art saved my life.\u201d\nCENT$ is a conscious art film that strives to break stereotypes and humanize homelessness. In order to produce the feature film, the money must first be raised through the project\u2019s Indiegogo campaign. From the Heart Productions graciously offered to be a fiscal sponsor for the film after the concept caught their attention in 2010 when Tiger submitted the treatment to their yearly competition. The great news for you is that your donation is TAX DEDUCTIBLE! I have been told that a donation at any level, even $10-$20 is helpful. Please take a moment to watch the trailer and contribute what you can.\nDuring an economical meltdown where propaganda abounds, it makes sense to contribute to projects that help create awareness and understanding between us. It makes sense to support and fund art that strives to uplift and inspire. CENT$ is well worth your 2 cents\nHelp make CENT$ by contributing here: indiegogo.com/cents\nThis entry was posted in Editorial Blogs, Video Blogs. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Kelsea Ballerini, Morgan Evans Share Details of Intimate Wedding (There Were Shots!)\nKelsea Ballerini and Morgan Evans married in an intimate ceremony with 100 guests in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on Dec. 2 and now the newlyweds are giving a glimpse into their special day to People magazine. In the issue, which hits stands on Friday (Dec. 15), Ballerini shares that instead of toasting with champagne, the couple and their guests celebrated with a tequila shot.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a little bit different,\u201d Ballerini tells People, \u201cbut that\u2019s how we started.\u201d\nFollowing the awards show in March 2016 that they co-hosted in Australia, the two had a shot of tequila at an afterparty where sparks immediately flew.\n\u201cHe was like, \u2018Let\u2019s take a shot,'\u201d Ballerini recalls. \u201cI remember taking that shot and putting it down and looking at him like, \u2018Oh\u2026he\u2019s super hot.\u2019 Later that night he leaned over and asked if he could kiss me, like a proper gentleman, and I said yes.\u201d\nFast forward nine months later, and Evans proposed on Christmas Day in the kitchen of their home. A little less than a year later, they were wed. They both wrote their wedding vows for the special occasion, and got emotional while reading them on their big day.\n\u201cKelsea\u2019s vows were, as you would expect, poetic, sweet \u2014 like, mind-blowingly good. Our officiant was like, \u2018Hey, Morgan, beat that!'\u201d Evans shares. \u201cI said mine, and I was going to finish with a few lines of the first song I wrote for her [\u2018Dance with Me\u2019]. I got halfway through them, and she started to lose it, then I started to lose it \u2014 so I ended up having to cut it a little bit short!\u201d\nIn the interview, Ballerini admits that she didn't realize Evans already lived in Nashville when they first met in Australia. She was certain the afterparty was the last time she'd ever see him. Lucky for her, it wasn't. For more on their whirlwind romance and wedding details, visit People.\nSource: Kelsea Ballerini, Morgan Evans Share Details of Intimate Wedding (There Were Shots!)",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cPeople are fed by the Food industry, which pays no attention to Health, and are treated by the Health industry, which pays no attention to Food.\u201d \u2013 Wendell Berry\nI feel that food is such a great subject for conversation because everyone can relate. Each and every individual has a journey with food and a story to tell. This is my story of how I came to accept my current relationship to food and what I envision that relationship to become.\nIn 2013, I started experiencing daily abdominal pain, and was experiencing a lack of energy and motivation. I spoke with Isabelle Benarous, a practitioner of the art of German New Medicine; the belief that emotional and mental stress or trauma impacts one\u2019s physical state. To quote Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer, the originator of German New Medicine: \u201cThrough the millennia, humanity has more or less consciously known that all diseases ultimately have a psychic origin and it became a \u201cscientific\u201d asset firmly anchored in the inheritance of universal knowledge; it is only modern medicine that has turned our animated beings into a bag full of chemical formulas.\u201d My experience with German New Medicine has helped me to gain more understanding of the psychological aspects of my own health.\nIn October of the same year, my father, Michael, passed away after battling melanoma. He was very involved in the health food world and made a huge impact on how I perceive the commercial and sustainable food industries. He also helped shape my view that being present, conscious, and aware of what you\u2019re putting into your body affects you in the present moment and in the moments to come.\nMy father is relevant to my abdominal pain because I believe that the digestive tract is connected to your mental and emotional state. This belief is grounded in my own experience. While processing and feeling the pain and loss of my father, I developed an intolerance to gluten. I feel that my gluten intolerance directly stemmed from processing the loss of my father. Although some might see this as a negative consequence, I perceive this as good fortune because I feel that it improved my ability to be aware of my own health, as well as that of others, by making me think and rethink how my physical well-being, mindset, and lifestyle relate to digestion and food.\nI strive to be healthy, and that can mean many different things to different people. Generally, we as a society define health in ways that are complex, varied, and often contradictory. For example: there are so many different beliefs about what is healthy, varying from plant based diets, protein heavy diets, to no specific diet at all! I recognize that every body is different and there is not one healthy way for all of humankind. Each individual\u2019s journey will be completely different and have many things that impact their diet and lifestyle.\nMy personal definition of health focuses less on diet and more on lifestyle and mindset. My perception of health is what feels good to my body, is nurturing, and enables optimal physical capability, as well as what I feel promotes wholeness and connectedness to my body and overall being.\nMy vision of an optimal and healthy relationship with food is: eating what makes me feel my best, living in an environment and community in which I grow my own food organically, making Reishi, Chaga, and honey tinctures, as well as incorporating nettles, local herbs and fresh roots into my diet. I want to converse about and research others\u2019 relationships with food and their beliefs. I want to strive to be open and listen to different ideas and theories, incorporating what I find and what I feel resonates with my body, belief system, and personal theories.\nI feel that this mindset connects me to my father, and is a part of the knowledge, experiences, and insight he\u2019s shared with me. Like a tree, my relationship with food has roots, a trunk, and branches. My roots were gained from conversing and spending time with my mother and father. I consider my trunk to be my mindset, lifestyle, and personal beliefs. Finally, my branches are the knowledge, personal growth, and wisdom I can share with the world.\nMy Inspirations for developing this page and sharing my story are Michael Canann, Arianna Kosel, Joel Malkoff, Ariel Wygant, and Tabi Musselwhite.\nMy name is Catherine Canann. I am a young homeschooler. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this. As you know, every day I have a unique challenge to educate myself. Today, that challenge was to write emails to strangers in Denver who we would like to connect with, and to set up dates to meet which work for both of us.\nI am passionate about voice, so I reached out to connect with an opera singer. She replied, saying she would be in NYC during the time I would be in Denver, but was open to speaking with me over the phone. I am very excited to converse with her, as she is a person who has successfully pursued my dream career, and I am overjoyed to have gotten such an effective and positive response.\nI am so grateful I got to participate in this challenge, as I gained the knowledge and capacity to write an email which achieved its goal. I hope you write an email to someone you admire because it is a great way to put yourself out there and possibly even get positive feedback.\nBeing a tree\nMy emotions are like the rise and fall of waves as I set out to describe my journey through a self directed challenge. I take into consideration my passion and goal. I am passionate about community and family. I want to create a supportive group that is inclusive and acknowledges all people. I want to create space for this value because the experience of people caring for each other, spending time together, and working together to create and be productive gives me a feeling of connection and wholeness. It\u2019s like a tree planted in earth, growing strong, its branches reaching out and creating shade. Creating a continuation of posture, impact ripples outward to the world.\nMy goal for this challenge was to be a tree by creating a venue for gratitude, especially as I get ready to leave Paonia. I wanted to create a space of acknowledging and expressing the way my time in Paonia has also been like a nourishing foundation tree. Dave, a fellow homeschooling student, who celebrates Canadian Thanksgiving, inspired me to create a community Thanksgiving. To do this, I invited neighbors to a special dinner and asked them if they had materials they could share to create a special Thanksgiving. They gave me fabric to make into tablecloths and runners and items for center pieces. I also made my own dish out of the left overs from other cooks in my kitchen. One of my goals was to only trade and use recycled resources to decorate the venue because this brings the community together.\nAs I sit here looking at the festive tables and awaiting the food the rest of my friends have worked hard to prepare, I feel accomplished in my goal of providing a space for community and for gratitude. All that remains is for us to gather in the shade I\u2019ve provided. I feel as though I am a tree. ~ Catherine Canann\nAmong a group of homeschoolers today we challenged ourselves to effectively argue the opposing positions on two subjects we had strong opinions and intuition about as a group. The topics we discussed were whether there should be more or less standardized testing in schools, and whether the moon landing truly happened or was a hoax. 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        "raw_content": "By Fr. Matthew Digges (Administrator of the Broome Diocese)\nHOMELESSNESS in the West Australian resort town of Broome is at crisis point, as unprecedented numbers of people from across the Kimberley drift to the coastal town and either cannot get home or decide to stay.\nMore than 1400 homeless and at-risk adults and children are on the books of Broome\u2019s outreach centre, which was established last year in response to the growing number of Aborigines sleeping rough and going hungry in the town of 12,700 permanent residents.\nThe Father McMahon Place, established by Catholic community service agency Centacare, served 7631 meals to people deemed homeless between January 1 and November 30.\nThe centre now feeds an average 50 homeless people at each sitting and numbers are growing. Each month, up to 87 people who come for food there have never been before.\nDemand for emergency relief in the form of food and clothing vouchers has grown so sharply that Centacare has been forced to abandon a program designed to help itinerant and homeless people return to their remote communities so the centre can respond to the immediate needs of Broome\u2019s homeless.\nMatt Digges, administrator of Broome\u2019s Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish and a priest in the Kimberley for 23 years, said he was aware of a widely held view that indigenous people from across the Kimberley were shifting to Broome in greater numbers because alcohol was relatively easy to buy there. Since 2007, severe restrictions on the sale of takeaway alcohol have been rolled out in the inland towns of Fitzroy Crossing and Halls Creek.\nFather Digges said those who sought to blame Broome\u2019s homelessness crisis on alcohol ignored the fact that Broome was undergoing a transformation into a regional centre. Government services were now heavily concentrated in Broome and people from remote communities had no choice but to travel there for a variety of reasons including to attend court, for surgery, dialysis and mental health services.\n\u201cPeople have always come to Broome from the desert and other remote communities \u2014 that is not new,\u201d he said.\n\u201cBut we haven\u2019t seen people come in these numbers before. There has been a marked increase over the past 10 years, but particularly over the past five years, and it is far too easy to say they are coming here to drink.\u201d\nFather Digges said that, once in Broome, many had nowhere to stay and were drawn into a cycle of drinking, violence and poor health that was very hard to escape.\nBroome shire president Graeme Campbell said the regionalisation had brought serious issues for everyone, especially those drawn to town to access services and visit family.\n\u201cA lot of the people arrive from as far away as the Pilbara region without jobs, without any arrangements and with huge social and mental problems,\u201d Mr Campbell said. Life was hard and dangerous for Broome\u2019s homeless.\nEight of the nine people murdered in Broome over the past 3 1/2 years were indigenous people who had drifted to town from outlying areas. \u201cThat is a very high number of murders when you consider the size of the town,\u201d he said. \u201cAlcohol was a primary factor in those eight deaths. It is a tragedy.\u201d\nMr Campbell said it was well known that many other \u201crough sleepers\u201d in Broome had died suddenly and too young.\nNegotiations for a very basic \u201cdry camp\u201d for visitors to Broome have stalled several times, and the West Australian government now plans a hostel where visitors to Broome can stay for $25 a night.\nMr Campbell said the hostel was needed, but homeless people locked in a downward spiral of alcohol abuse would not use it.\nNon-government agencies in Broome are asking the state government\u2019s charitable organisation LotteryWest to fund research into the town\u2019s homeless population with a view to planning and paying for an effective \u201creturn to country\u201d program.",
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        "raw_content": "Cisco Levels Up Its Bundle of Online Games\nCisco Systems has added two more learning games to its popular online suite of \u201cedutainment\u201d offerings of late. Cisco Certification Multi-Player Challenge: CCNA and Wireless Explorer, available to anyone with a Cisco.com login, are similar to preceding games like SAN Rover and Network Defenders in that they\u2019re designed to be a fun introduction to certain areas of information technology, said Nader Nanjiani, marketing programs manager at Cisco.\n\u201cWhen we first launched the games, there was\u2014and continues to be\u2014remarkable interest on the part of learners,\u201d he said. \u201cThey all had the same purpose in mind: familiarizing folks who are already acquainted with networking or interested to some extent with advanced technologies through a medium that is user-friendly, engaging, recreational and, most importantly, offers something of value in terms of content they can go back and refer to.\u201d\nIn the Cisco Certification Multi-Player Challenge: CCNA game, participants compete with colleagues to answer CCNA practice questions individually or in teams. It has a \u201cfirst-to-the-buzzer\u201d format, which allows players to compete in 20-question rounds. Wireless Explorer provides networking professionals an opportunity to assess and develop their knowledge and skill while traveling around outer space by communicating with friendly aliens with wireless tools throughout the voyages.\n\u201cThe multiplayer challenge is a learning exercise,\u201d Nanjiani said. \u201cIt\u2019s a way for someone to practice terms and their command over the content. By playing against another individual, it\u2019s healthy competition. Wireless Explorer, on the other hand, is for those who are probably not thinking about wireless right now because they\u2019re focused on other aspects of the network. But by engaging it with a game, they may get familiarized with the terminology, technology, concepts and fundamentals behind that, instead of having to pore through a white paper or some other medium. The intention of the wireless game was to be a low-cost way for an individual to learn about technology and terminology without having to spend the time and energy to read through documentation and such.\u201d\nWhile most people initially play the games as a kind of diversionary exercise, they inevitably end up learning a few things. In fact, focus-group discussions after the fact showed that games generally had an edge over self-paced study in terms of user retention and engagement, Nanjiani said. \u201cWe know, from a post hoc study we did, that learning takes place. Many people assign a greater recreational value than learning value to the games. That tells me something. People perhaps start playing the game as recreation and the recreational context remains intact throughout the learning experience. For us, that\u2019s good news, because people are more apt to return to those tools that they feel are fun and interesting than those they label in their minds as being purely learning. If they come for fun and learn something along the way, that\u2019s great for us.\u201d\nFor more information, see http://www.cisco.com.",
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        "raw_content": "In order for a car to be road legal, it is mandatory that it is covered by a valid insurance policy. Now, most vehicle owners expect their insurance policy will cover them against all damages, and this is usually because they do not read the fine print. However, this is only partly true. In any eventuality, just because your vehicle is insured, doesn\u2019t mean you have a complete financial cushion. It\u2019s important to find out which damages are covered by your policy and which aren\u2019t. Also, it\u2019s possible to save money when it\u2019s time to renew you car insurance, once you are acquainted with the details. 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The insurance policy generally lasts for a year and you aren\u2019t obligated to renew it with the same company each time; if you find a policy that suits your needs better, you should switch at the time of renewal.\nThere are two types of car insurance policies that you can buy \u2013 third-party and comprehensive. Third-party insurance will only cover damage claims made by any external party that has been affected in an accident. For example, if your car collides with another car, the insurance company will pay only for the damage to the other person\u2019s car. In comparison, a comprehensive policy will cover the damage claims made by you as well as by the other person.\nThe policies offer additional add-ons. Which ones are really worth going for?\nNowadays, all car insurance companies also offer \u2018add-on modules\u2019 that increase the protective cover compared to the basic policy. For example, if you add Road Side Assistance to your policy, the insurance company will also pay for a towing vehicle to come and transfer your damaged vehicle to the nearest workshop. Of course, the annual premium you pay goes up with the add-on covers you opt for, but some essential ones can save you a decent sum of money in a worst-case scenario.\nEngine damage: Contrary to what some might think, a basic insurance policy does not cover your vehicle against any engine or electrical damage. An engine damaged by water ingestion, for instance, is not covered under normal insurance. Also, rain water can play havoc with the car\u2019s electronics and sensors. Going for an engine and electrical damage add-on cover can protect you from expensive bills. But do ask about the types of damage that will be covered and about the cost of labour too.\nZero depreciation: This add-on ensures that you receive a full claim on parts that need to be replaced, without their value being reduced under the pretext of depreciation. So the insurance company has to pay you the current market value of the affected parts.\nRoad side assistance: We are used to commuting safely within the city, but have you wondered what would happen if your vehicle broke down in a remote village during a weekend getaway? Well you can get yourself covered for eventualities like these. With some policies, in case of a major accident, you can avail of a taxi fare to the nearest city and, if need be, even an overnight stay in a hotel.\nWhere can i buy car insurance?\nYou can buy a new insurance policy for your car from either the authorised workshop or independent insurance agents or even online. The advantage of buying it from the workshop is that claiming it should be easier, although they will likely charge a higher premium. Most workshops are on good terms with the insurance company they have a tie-up with and most claims get cleared as early as possible. Apart from consulting insurance agents directly, you can also visit the websites of each insurance company and find out the premium that each one quotes. And, you can even visit websites like policybazaar.com that will compare policies from different companies and sort out the best quote for you. But make sure to equate what you get with what you are paying.\nWhat is a no claim bonus?\nIf you don\u2019t make an insurance claim (i.e. ask the insurance company to pay for any damages) during the year that you\u2019re insured, then you get what is called a No Claim Bonus (NCB). The best part is the NCB is attached to the car and not the insurance company, so you can carry it over even if you decide to renew your policy with another company. Even when buying a used car, the previous owner\u2019s NCB will get transferred to you.\nThe good bit is that the bonus adds up with each year of claim-free driving. For example, if no claims were made in the first year then you are eligible to get around 20 percent off your next basic premium. If no claims are made for the next four consecutive years, the discount figure can go up to 45 percent. Another way of cutting down your premium is by opting for voluntary excess. While buying a new policy, you can opt to bear some amount of the cost of repairs in exchange for a lower premium. But bear in mind, choosing this option will be counterproductive in the case of a big accident; if the repair costs end up being astronomical, you\u2019ll have to pay more.\nHow is the insurance premium calculated?\nThe insurance premium is calculated depending on the IDV or Insurer Declared Value, which is the current market value of the car. The IDV gets recalculated each time you renew the policy, so the premium gets adjusted against the depreciation of the vehicle\u2019s value. Usually, the IDV drops by around 10 percent annually. You can choose to reduce this further and thereby lower the premium amount, but this can be counterproductive, as you will get a lower value for the car in the event of a total loss or write-off. If your car is fitted with an ARAI-approved anti-theft device, then the insurance company will lower your premium, as the car will be safer from theft as a result of it.\nIn the unfortunate event of an accident, you should first click pictures of the damage at that location and then file an FIR (First Information Report) at the nearest police station. Then, contact your insurance company. You can get the car towed to a workshop of your choice and the insurance company will send an executive to assess the extent of the damage. The repair work should begin only after the executive has assessed your car and given a go-ahead with an estimation of the costs involved. You will also need to fill up a form that states details about the vehicle, how the accident happened, details of the person driving at that time and the FIR number.\nIn certain cases, it\u2019s better to not file a claim. 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It has a population of 20,000, while the District (of 14,833 km\u00b2 or 5,727 sq mi), has a population of 300,000. The altitude of the valley is 1,100 m or 3,700 ft (1,100 m).\nContents[hide] 1 Geography 2 Languages 3 Population 4 Sport 5 Chitral Bazaar 6 History 7 See also 8 Notes 9 References 10 External links\n[edit] Geography The easiest access to Chitral is in the southwest along the Chitral/Kunar valley towards Jalalabad. This route is open all year and provides direct access to Kabul. However the Pakistan-Afghanistan border (Durand Line) prevents this being used as an internal route to Peshawar and the south. The other routes are over mountain passes. To the south, the Lowari Pass (3,200 m or 10,499 ft) leads 365 km (227 mi) to Peshawar. In the north, the easiest route during summer runs over the Broghol Pass (3,798 m or 12,460 ft) to Afghanistan's Wakhan Corridor, however during winter this route is usually closed. To the east, there is a 405 km (252 mi) route to Gilgit over the 3,719 m (12,201 ft) Shandur Pass. And in the west, the Dorah Pass provides an additional route to Afghanistan. The territory is home to rare falcons and the snow leopard, and is cut off by snow from the rest of the country for six months a year a problem soon to be relieved by the currently under construction Lowari Tunnel which will reduce transit time to Chitral as well as allow the district to be connected to the rest of the country even during the cold winter months.\n[edit] Languages The main languages spoken in this area of Pakistan is Khowar and about 13 other dialects. Urdu and to some extent Pashto are also spoken.\n[edit] Population The main tribe, the Khow, speak Khowar (or Chitrali), one of the Dardic languages, which is also spoken in parts of Yasin, Gilgit,Ghizer and Swat. Pashto language is also spoken and understood by some in the city. Chitral is known for the famous Kalash tribe native inhabitants that ruled the region for centuries later invaded by \"Khow\", Kalasha resides in three remote valleys west of Ayun, which is ten miles (16 km) down from Chitral town. The culture is Islamic due to its proximity to Afghanistan and contrasts considerably with the urban cities of Pakistan as well as the adjacent district of Gilgit. Women are nearly invisible except to their male relatives and other women. They do not walk the streets of town, so men or children do the shopping. Travel requires the company of a close male relative and sometimes the wearing of a burqa.[1] There is also a sizeable population of Nuristanis, Tajiks and Uzbeks most of whom arrived from Afghanistan in the late 1980s.\n[edit] Sport Polo is a popular sport in Chitral and an annual polo festival between Gilgit and Chitral is held at the highest polo ground in the world, at the Shandur Pass. This festival is known as the 'Shandur Polo Festival' and attracts lots of International and local tourists. Sikander Ul Mulk is the captain of the Chitral Polo team for more than a decade and is considered to be a local Hero in Chitral. Other games like cricket, football, volleyball, and hockey are also played. Chitral is the home town of Pakistani international football player Muhammad Rasool.\n[edit] Chitral Bazaar Chitral Bazaar consists of two main bazaars joined together. The Shahi Bazaar and the Ataliq Bazaar. Chitral Bazaar starts from the 'Chew Bridge' and ends up at the Polo Ground of Chitral. 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        "raw_content": "The trailer for the documentary Best Worst Movie has landed online along with a list of cities that will have premieres featuring the cast plus an after party. Best Worst Movie is about the cult that has grown up around the awful 1990 horror movie Troll 2. The film is ranked #59 in IMDb\u2019s Bottom 100 and has a 0% Tomatometer rating on Rotten Tomatoes.\nBut the worst movies pick up the most devoted audiences. I don\u2019t think any low-budget film deserves the title of \u201cworst\u201d because at least they didn\u2019t throw away millions upon millions of dollars to make garbage. But it does take skill to make something that hits that right level of so-bad-it\u2019s-good. You can\u2019t set out to make that kind of movie. It has to come about organically. I personally love movies about movies so I look forward to hating that I missed this when it comes to Atlanta on July 23rd when I\u2019m at Comic-Con.\nHit the jump to see the trailer and find out when Best Worst Movie is coming to your town.\nHere\u2019s a list of theaters that will be hosting premieres of the film with additional cities TBA:\nApril 23 \u2013 Austin, TX: Alamo Drafthouse\nMay 14 \u2013 New York, NY: Village East Cinema\nMay 21 \u2013 Los Angeles, CA: Landmark Nuart\nJune 4 \u2013 San Francisco, CA: Landmark Lumiere\nJune 4 \u2013 Berkeley, CA: Landmark Shattuck\nJuly 2 \u2013 Washington, D.C.: Landmark E Street Cinema\nJuly 16 \u2013 St. Louis, MO: Landmark Tivoli\nJuly 23 \u2013 Atlanta, GA: Landmark Midtown Art Cinema\nHere\u2019s the official synopsis for Best Worst Movie:\nBest Worst Movie is the acclaimed feature length documentary that takes us on an off-beat journey into the undisputed worst movie in cinematic history: Troll 2.\nIn 1989, when an Italian filmmaker and unwitting Utah actors shot the ultra-low budget horror film, Troll 2, they had no idea that twenty years later they would be celebrated worldwide for their legendary ineptitude.\nTwo decades later, the film\u2019s now-grown-up child star (Michael Paul Stephenson) unravels the improbable, heartfelt story of the Alabama dentist-turned-cult movie icon and the Italian filmmaker who come to terms with this genuine, internationally revered cinematic failure.\nIs Troll 2 really the worst movie ever made as claimed by IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes? Or is Troll 2, as some would claim, a misunderstood masterpiece that never fails to entertain\u2026 a work of genius? Twenty years after Troll 2 was made, the feature length documentary BEST WORST MOVIE explores the Troll 2 phenomenon through the personal story of the cast of characters that took part in its creation and why it is celebrated by fans worldwide.\nJay-Z Meets STAR WARS: \"He's Got 99 Problems but a Jedi Ain't\u2026\nBROTHERS Blu-ray Review\n\u2022 Best Worst Movie \u2022 Entertainment \u2022 Movie \u2022 Trailer \u2022 Troll 2",
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        "raw_content": "the Lottery Industry: Development Process\nThis document is the Best Practice for Quality Assurance of Product Development in the Lottery Industry, specifically addressing Development Process. It has been developed and approved by NASPL in association with The Open Group. Purpose This Best Practice is one of three addressing Quality Assurance of Product Development in the Lottery Industry: 1. Requirements Definition (this document) 2. Development Process (Doc. No. BP0402) 3. Acceptance Testing (Doc. No. BP0403) The purpose of this set of Best Practices is to provide a documented set of quality assurance processes and procedures that will allow lotteries and vendors to follow an approved and repeatable method for the purpose of meeting the goals and objectives of the lottery through hardware and software deployment.",
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        "raw_content": "Alan Partridge \u201cwas an albatross around my neck\u201d, says Steve Coogan\nIt\u2019s a bumper 12 months ahead for fans of Alan Partridge. Firstly, there\u2019s a documentary coming to the BBC over Christmas, looking back over 25 years of Steve Coogan\u2019s most famous character (and the people behind it). And then, in 2018, a brand new Alan Partridge TV series is heading to the BBC.\nBut why now? Chatting to the Radio Times, Coogan admitted that he\u2019d struggled with the character.\n\u201cAlan was an albatross around my neck until about eight years ago, when I started doing stuff like The Trip and Philomena\u201d, he said. It\u2019s something he also explores in his excellent autobiography, where he discusses the process of writing Philomena, in which he ultimately co-starred.\n\u201cWhen I got an Oscar nomination for Philomena, I thought \u2018well, I\u2019ve definitely drawn a line under something.\u2019 So counterintuitively, I didn\u2019t want to do Alan because I had to do Alan; I wanted to do Alan because I wanted to do Alan\u201d.\nAs such, he gradually returned to the character, with the Alpha Papa movie and Mid-Morning Matters shows on Sky. But next year? Alan finally goes back properly to the BBC\u2026\nTags: Alan Partridge, Steve Coogan\nGreed: first images from Steve Coogan\u2019s next film\nAlan Partridge: filming begins today on new series, details released\nAlan Partridge: BBC reveals full details of new special\nAlan Partridge special programme heading to BBC Two at Christmas\nSteve Coogan on his new Alan Partridge show: \u201cHe\u2019s a Brexiteer\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The Germans sold to the Russians a petroleum consortium with concessions to mine shale gas in Poland.\nAccording to the newspaper, the buyer of the Dea Group is the LetterOne Group, an investment firm under the auspices of the Russian Alfa Group, itself controlled by the oligarch Mihail Fridman. RWE sold RWE Dea to Fridman\u2019s firm for 5.1 billion Euros. The group is interested in natural gas and oil mining in Germany, Great Britain, Norway, and Egypt, and furthermore it owns underground natural gas tanks in Bavaria.\nIn Poland, the Dea Group has acquired two concessions for the mining of oil and shale gas in Malopolska and Subcarpathain Voivodships. This acquisition took place at the beginning of 2014. One of these concessions is related to the mining of petroleum reserves, while the other is concerned with natural gas. The Germans have already carried out seismic 2D surveys, and the group was preparing to carry out the first drillings.\nRWE Dea is moreover in possession of 190 concessions for exploratory surveys related to mining natural gas and petroleum reserves across the globe, including Germany, the North Sea, and Africa. The above-mentioned transactions were briefly called into question during March of last year, when events in Ukraine severely strained Russia\u2019s relations with the West. The German government nevertheless agreed to the sale of Dea. The transaction has now been finalized.\n\u201cDea has acquired a new owner who wants to bring in long term investments to the field of oil and natural gas mining and who will lead the firm into a positive future,\u201d \u2014 said delighted General Director of RWE Peter Terium, cited in the communiqu\u00e9 of the German business consortium. He underscored the fact that the agreement negotiated with LetterOne was \u201cvery good.\u201d\nAt the same time, however, British leaders made a decision to block the sale of Dea to Fridman, because they didn\u2019t want twelve natural gas and oil reservoirs located in British territories in the North Sea to fall into Russian hands. London explained that mining these reservoirs could encounter significant red tape in the event of sanctions placed against Russian oligarchs and it could furthermore create significant threats to the natural environment and to the health of affected peoples.\nLikewise, the government of Great Britain did not agree to give Russia a guarantee that it would not confiscate the North Sea reserves, in the event they are subjected to sanctions. The RWE consortium announced the sale of the Dea Group to Russian oligarchs after Russia\u2019s invasion of Crimea.\nRyb, Moscow Times, wyborcza.biz, Reuters",
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        "raw_content": "Been on holiday in Benidorm this September (2014) and as well as having a fabulous time, I ran into two old pals I knew very well from my clubland days in the North-East of England. Needless to say, Grace and I intend to return there as soon as we can. I took a few photos, which I have added to this page - but also included a few items from two of the local free papers, which are printed in English for the benefit of the tourists, and they are great to read about what you could be missing on your holiday. The WEEKLY BUZZ, and the ROUND TOWN TIMES are essential to look out for in Benidorm, and I found our copies at the fantastic indoor market opposite our great hotel...the NEREO. I'll be adding stuff to this page regularly - and if you have anything that visitors would find interesting please send it to me by email, especially news and photos of cabaret artistes out there!\nBENIDORM! What a great place to be on holiday. It has the fabulous beaches; It has beautiful places of interest; It has the best entertainment running constantly from around 6pm. to 1am. You'll be shattered when you get home - we certainly were - because the acts are just too good to resist! The place has great shopping too, if you're looking for a bargain.\nGot to tell you, I was reunited with two clubland pals going back to the seventies, and it was great to catch up with what they've been doing all these years. They're regular entertainers on the Benidorm club circuit - CHIC SMITH and JASON KANE.\nDave Keegan's ELVIS is just about the best I've seen for a long time. The whole show was great, appearance and voice were excellent, and the light effects were really spot on. Enough here to keep any Elvis fan satisfied!\nGrace and I managed to get along to the Comedy Club to see old North-East Clubland favourite comedian, OLIVER. I never got to see him at home, but friends told me many times how they enjoyed his act many years ago, and now I have seen him, and he's very good. Our favourite, though, was DANNY DOWNING. He had us both belly-laughing with tears in our eyes at his antics whilst pretending to be a phsycopath. Brilliant lad. Hope to see Crissy Rock next time we come to Benidorm, it'll be a nice change to see a female comic.",
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        "raw_content": "David F Szetela\nRoxbury Township, Mr. David Frederick Szetela, 83, died on November 29, 2018 at St. Clare\u2019s Hospital in Dover. He was born and raised in Ware, Massachusetts and lived in Teaneck before moving to Roxbury Township 46 years ago. He served in the U S Army during the Korean War. He then worked for many years as a Senior Member Technical Consultant for Lucent Technologies in New York City. He was a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America, and loved gardening and going to the gym.\nHe is survived by his wife Ilona G Szetela of 49 years, twins; Gregory Stephen Szetela of Key West, FL and Stoneharbor, NJ and Elaine Christina Holliday of Peachtree City, GA. He also leaves his 2 grandchildren; Thomas Holliday and Kelly Holliday, brother Ken (and Laurie) Lewes of CT, and sister Carol (and William) O\u2019Hara of CT.\nFriends may visit at the Davis & Hepplewhite Funeral Home, 96 Main Street, Succasunna, NJ 973-584-7264 (davishepplewhitefh.com) on Monday, from 2 \u2013 4 and 6 \u2013 8 pm. The Funeral Liturgy will be held on Tuesday, 10 am, at St. Therese R C Church, Succasunna, NJ",
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        "raw_content": "Featured articles and essays on global environmental issues.\nFeb72019 by DG CorrespondentNo Comments\nAn air quality index is your guide to how clean the air that you are breathing is and government agencies use this number to guide the general public on what levels of pollution are present. The higher the AQI reading the greater the prospects of people experiencing adverse health effects, which is why it is a good idea to understand how the index is put together and what it means. Here are some points about the Air Quality Index (AQI) and how it is calculated. Why Air Quality Matters Local air quality is something that is very important to every one of us in that area as the quality of the air that you are breathing in is going to have a direct impact on how you live and your health profile. 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But amidst the Rajinikanth hype, grand fighting scenes and the elaborate flashback of the perceived protagonist Professor Pakshirajan...\nDec282018 by Yusra Khan2 Comments\nStubble burning around Delhi during October 2018. Winter is peaking in Delhi these days and the air pollution this year has been more engulfing than ever. As Delhi headed into the winter months, citizens did brace for the city's notoriously poor air quality to get even worse. The overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of Delhi was recorded close to 250 at the end of October. Things got much out of hand though and according to available figures, AQI has peaked at 999 on more than one days at several places in Delhi since then. With the approach of winter, airborne particles and toxic chemicals that make up the smog prove to be a major hindrance to daily life in Delhi every year. This also proves to be a major public health hazard. 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        "raw_content": "Obesity Triples Chronic Renal Failure Risk\nChronic renal failure is an escalating health problem\nREVIEWED BY ELISABETH EJERBLAD, MD\nObesity is an important and potentially preventable risk factor for chronic renal failure (CRF), according to a study in the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology. \u201cOur results confirm an accumulating body of clinical and experimental data implicating obesity as an important causative factor in kidney disease, said Elisabeth Ejerblad, MD, of Uppsala University, Sweden, lead author of the study.\nNEEDED RESEARCH ON LINK BETWEEN OBESITY, CRF\nThe investigators said few large-scale epidemiologic studies have quantified the possible link between obesity and CRF. They analyzed anthropometric data on 926 patients from a nationwide, population-based, case-control group of patients with incident, moderately severe CRF. A group of 989 participants with normal kidney function was studied for comparison.\nIncluded patients were all native Swedes who were aged 18 to 74 years, had CRF and whose serum creatinine levels for the first time and permanently exceeded 3.4 mg/dL (men) or 2.8 mg/dL (women) during the study period. Face-to-face interviews, supplemented with self-administered questionnaires, provided information about anthropometric measures and other lifestyle factors, the investigators wrote.\nLogistic regression models with adjustments for several cofactors estimated the relative risk for CRF in relation to body mass index (BMI). Overweight (BMI \u226525 kg/m2) at age 20 years was associated with a significant threefold excess risk for CRF, relative to BMI <25 kg/m2. Obesity (BMI \u226530 kg/m2) among men and morbid obesity (BMI \u226535 kg/m2) among women anytime during lifetime was linked to three- to fourfold increases in risk, according to their abstract.\nSTRONGEST ASSOCIATION WITH NEPHROPATHY\nThe strongest association for obesity was with diabetic nephropathy, but two- to threefold risk elevations were observed for all major subtypes of CRF. Analyses that were confined to strata without hypertension or diabetes revealed a threefold increased risk among patients who were overweight at age 20 years, whereas the twofold observed risk elevation among those who had a highest lifetime BMI of >35 kg/m2 was statistically nonsignificant.\nThe investigators concluded that obesity seems to be an important \u0097 and potentially preventable\u0097risk factor for CRF. Although hypertension and type 2 diabetes are important mediators, additional pathways may also exist.\nIn an American Society of Nephrology news release, Dr. Ejerblad said, \u201cChronic renal failure is an escalating health problem throughout the world. Because of the high rates of end-stage renal disease and death, it is of the utmost importance to identify potentially preventable causes of CRF.\u201d\nElisabeth Ejerblad, MD, is in the department of medical epidemiology and biostatistics, department of medicine, Karolinska Institutet and Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden. She may be reached at elisabeth.ejerblad@meb.ki.se.\nEjerblad E, Fored CM, Lindblad P, et al. Obesity and risk for chronic renal failure. Online access before publication. American Society of Nephrology 2006. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2005060638.",
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        "raw_content": "Each team hit a pair of home runs, but it would be a blast from an unlikely source for the Brewers off of Cleveland\u2019s Corey Kluber that would prove to be the difference in a 3-2 Indians loss in Milwaukee on Tuesday night.\nThe Indians\u2019 road woes worsened in the first game of two in a quick series from Miller Park against the Brewers. Cleveland (17-18) dropped its fourth game of the trip and fourth in a row, a season-high losing skid to drop the team back below the .500 mark and just a half game ahead of the charging Minnesota Twins in the American League Central Division.\nIt was Kluber Day and a rare opportunity for the Tribe\u2019s ace to get to bat as the Indians played their first road interleague series of the season. Kluber was not as crisp as expected, but the situation appeared much more dire for the Brewers, who lost starting pitcher Wade Miley on the fourth batter of the game with an oblique injury, forcing the club to call upon its strong bullpen for eight and two-third innings of assistance. They were up to the task, thanks to a strong performance from left-hander Brent Suter in a game that he will undoubtedly never forget.\nThe Brewers got on the board early against the Indians in the home half of the first, minutes after losing Miley. Kluber struck out Lorenzo Cain to start the night before a single to left by Christian Yelich. A fielder\u2019s choice by Ryan Braun forced out number two at second, but the slumping Travis Shaw, son of former Indians reliever Jeff Shaw, busted a 2-2 curveball over the wall in right to give Milwaukee a 2-1 lead.\nThe Indians left two on in the first and had two more on in the second, but Suter got a double play ground ball to end the inning. The lefty had nearly escaped the third, retiring the first two on outs in the air, but Jose Ramirez fouled off four pitches and sent the eighth pitch of his at bat 435 feet to center, high off of the batter\u2019s eye to tally the Indians\u2019 first run of the day.\nSuter did the unthinkable leading off the home half of the third. He jumped at Kluber\u2019s first offering and slugged a sinker to deep center for a solo home run, the first of his entire seven-year professional career, to give Milwaukee a 3-1 lead.\nThe Indians went down in order in the fourth, but Francisco Lindor gave the offense a jolt in the fifth with a skyscraping solo shot the opposite way just inside the right field foul pole. His ninth home run of the year made it a 3-2 game.\nLindor would be the last of the Tribe runners to reach base. Suter finished out the fifth, retiring the final three batters that he faced in order. 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He was lifted for a pinch-hitter in what would have been his third at bat of the game in the top of the seventh inning. He left with six innings in the books, charged with three earned runs on five hits with a walk and four strikeouts.\nKluber did not have his usual command, despite the low walk total. He threw 59 of 95 pitches for strikes and was first pitch strike to just 14 of the 24 batters that he faced. He induced just eight swinging strikes, but he did a good job to keep the ball down, getting ten outs on ground balls.\nOver his last four starts, he has worked 28 2/3 innings and allowed 12 of his 17 runs allowed on the year. Eight of the ten home runs hit off of him this year have come in that span. Home runs have driven in 14 of the 17 runs that he has allowed this season.\nSuter \u2013 Stacy Revere/Getty Images\nWRONG KIND OF HISTORY\nSuter\u2019s big blast in the third was an unusual event off of an Indians pitcher. 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        "raw_content": "First Reading: Micah 5:1-4\nHe will stand and feed his flock with the power of the Lord\nBut you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, the least of the clans of Judah,\nout of you will be born for me the one who is to rule over Israel;\nhis origin goes back to the distant past, to the days of old.\nThe Lord is therefore going to abandon them\ntill the time when she who is to give birth gives birth.\nThen the remnant of his brothers will come back to the sons of Israel.\nHe will stand and feed his flock with the power of the Lord,\nwith the majesty of the name of his God.\nThey will live secure, for from then on he will extend his power to the ends of the land.\nHe himself will be peace.\nResponsorial Psalm: Psalm 79(80):2-3,15-16,18-19\nLord of hosts, bring us back; let your face shine on us and we shall be saved.\nO shepherd of Israel, hear us, shine forth from your cherubim throne.\nO Lord, rouse up your might, O Lord, come to our help.\nGod of hosts, turn again, we implore, look down from heaven and see.\nVisit this vine and protect it, the vine your right hand has planted.\nMay your hand be on the man you have chosen, the man you have given your strength.\nAnd we shall never forsake you again; give us life that we may call upon your name.\nSecond Reading: Hebrews 10:5-10\nGod, here I am! I am coming to obey your will\nThis is what Christ said, on coming into the world:\nYou who wanted no sacrifice or oblation, prepared a body for me.\nYou took no pleasure in holocausts or sacrifices for sin;\nthen I said, just as I was commanded in the scroll of the book,\n\u2018God, here I am! I am coming to obey your will.\u2019\nNotice that he says first: You did not want what the Law lays down as the things to be offered, that is: the sacrifices, the oblations, the holocausts and the sacrifices for sin, and you took no pleasure in them; and then he says: Here I am! I am coming to obey your will. He is abolishing the first sort to replace it with the second. And this will was for us to be made holy by the offering of his body made once and for all by Jesus Christ.\nI am the handmaid of the Lord:\nlet what you have said be done to me.\nWhy should I be honoured with a visit from the mother of my Lord?\nMary set out and went as quickly as she could to a town in the hill country of Judah. She went into Zechariah\u2019s house and greeted Elizabeth. Now as soon as Elizabeth heard Mary\u2019s greeting, the child leapt in her womb and Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit. She gave a loud cry and said, \u2018Of all women you are the most blessed, and blessed is the fruit of your womb. Why should I be honoured with a visit from the mother of my Lord? For the moment your greeting reached my ears, the child in my womb leapt for joy. Yes, blessed is she who believed that the promise made her by the Lord would be fulfilled.\u2019\nHomilies, 21 December 1997\n1. Christmas is almost here. As the final touches are being given to the Nativity scene and the Christmas tree - in St Peter's Square as well - it is necessary to prepare the soul to live intensely this great mystery of faith.\nDuring the final days of Advent, the Liturgy puts particular emphasis on the figure of Mary. The beginning of the Incarnation of the Redeemer took place in her heart, from her \"Here I am\" full of faith, in reply to the divine call. If we wish to understand the genuine meaning of Christmas, we must look at her, call upon her.\n2. Mary, Mother par excellence, helps us to understand the key words of the mystery of the birth of her divine Son: humility, silence, wonder, joy.\nShe exhorts us, first of all, to humility, so that God can find space in our heart, not darkened by pride and arrogance. She points out to us the value of silence, which knows how to listen to the song of the Angels and the crying of the Child, not stifling them by noise and confusion. Together with her, we stop before the Nativity scene with intimate wonder, savouring the simple and pure joy that this Child gives to humanity.\n3. In the Holy Night the rising Star, \"splendour of eternal light, sun of justice\" (cf. Antiphon of the Magnificat, 21 December), comes to enlighten whoever dwells in darkness and in the shadow of death. Guided by today's Liturgy, we make the sentiments of the Virgin our own, remaining in anxious expectation for the Birth of Christ.\nWith the Fourth Sunday of Advent, the Lord's Birth is at hand. With the words of the Prophet Micah, the Liturgy invites us to look at Bethlehem, the little town in Judea that witnessed the great event: \"But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, / too small to be among the clans of Judah,/ From you shall come forth for me / one who is to be ruler in Israel; / Whose origin is from of old, / from ancient times\" (Micah 5: 1). One thousand years before Christ Bethlehem had given birth to the great King David, with whose presentation as an ancestor of the Messiah the Scriptures agree. The Gospel according to Luke tells that Jesus was born in Bethlehem because Joseph, Mary's husband, being \"of the house and lineage of David\", was obliged to go to that town for the census, and in those very days Mary gave birth to Jesus (cf. Luke 2: 1-7). In fact, Micah's prophecy continues precisely by mentioning the mysterious birth: \"Therefore the Lord will give them up, until the time / when she who is to give birth has borne, / And the rest of his brethren shall return to the children of Israel\" (Micah 5: 2). Thus there is a divine plan that apprehends and explains the times and places of the coming into the world of the Son of God. It is a plan of peace, as the Prophet announces further, speaking of the Messiah: \"He shall stand firm and shepherd his flock by the strength of the Lord, / in the majestic name of the Lord, his God; / And they shall remain, for now his greatness / shall reach to the ends of the earth; / he shall be peace\" (Micah 5: 3).\nPrecisely this aspect of the prophecy, that of messianic peace, leads us naturally to emphasize that the city of Bethlehem is also a symbol of peace, in the Holy Land and in the world. Unfortunately, in our day, it does not represent an attained and stable peace, but rather a peace sought with effort and hope. Yet God is never resigned to this state of affairs, so that this year too, in Bethlehem and throughout the world, the mystery of Christmas will be renewed in the Church. A prophecy of peace for every person which obliges Christians to immerse themselves in the closures, tragedies, that are often unknown and hidden, and in the conflicts of the context in which they live, with the sentiments of Jesus so that they may become everywhere instruments and messengers of peace, to sow love where there is hatred, pardon where there is injury, joy where there is sadness and truth where there is error, according to the beautiful words of a well-known Franciscan prayer.\nToday, as in the times of Jesus, Christmas is not a fairy-tale for children but God's response to the drama of humanity in search of true peace. \"He shall be peace\", says the Prophet referring to the Messiah. It is up to us to open, to fling open wide the doors to welcome him. Let us learn from Mary and Joseph: let us place ourselves with faith at the service of God's plan. Even if we do not understand it fully, let us entrust ourselves to his wisdom and goodness. Let us seek first of all the Kingdom of God, and Providence will help us. A Happy Christmas to you all!\nOn this Fourth Sunday of Advent that comes just before the Nativity of the Lord, the Gospel speaks of Mary\u2019s visit to her kinswoman Elizabeth. This event is not merely a courteous gesture but portrays with great simplicity the encounter of the Old Testament with the New. Indeed the two women, both of them then pregnant, embody expectation and the Expected One. The elderly Elizabeth symbolizes Israel which is awaiting the Messiah, whereas the young Mary bears within her the fulfilment of this expectation for the benefit of the whole of humanity.\nFirst of all in the two women the fruit of their wombs, John and Christ, meet and recognize each other. The Christian poet Prudentius comments: \u201cthe child imprisoned in the aged womb greets by his mother\u2019s lips his Lord, the maiden\u2019s son\u201d (Apotheosis, 590: pl 59, 970). John\u2019s exultation in Elizabeth\u2019s womb is a sign of the fulfilment of the expectation: God is about to visit his People. In the Annunciation the Archangel Gabriel spoke to Mary of Elizabeth\u2019s pregnancy (cf. 1:36) as proof of God\u2019s power; in spite of her old age her barren state was made fecund.\nIn her greeting to Mary Elizabeth recognizes that God\u2019s promise to humanity is being fulfilled and exclaims: \u201cBlessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb! And why is this granted me, that the mother of my Lord should come to me?\u201d (Luke 1:42-43). In the Old Testament, the phrase \u201cblessed are you among women\u201d refers both to Jael (Judges 5:24), and to Judith (Judith 13:18), two women warriors who do their utmost to save Israel.\nInstead it is used here to describe Mary, a peaceful young woman who is about to bring the Saviour into the world. Thus John\u2019s leap of joy (cf. Luke 1:44) also calls to mind King David\u2019s dancing when he accompanied the entry of the Ark of the Covenant into Jerusalem (cf. 1 Chronicles 15:29. The Ark that contained the Tablets of the Law, the manna and Aaron\u2019s rod (cf. Hebrews 9:4) was the sign of God\u2019s presence among his People. The unborn John exults with joy before Mary, the Ark of the New Covenant, who in her womb is carrying Jesus, the Son of God made man.\nThe scene of the Visitation also expresses the beauty of the greeting. Wherever there is reciprocal acceptance, listening, making room for another, God is there, as well as the joy that comes from him. At Christmas time let us emulate Mary, visiting all those who are living in hardship, especially the sick, prisoners, the elderly and children. And let us also imitate Elizabeth who welcomes the guest as God himself: without wishing it, we shall never know the Lord, without expecting him we shall not meet him, without looking for him we shall not find him. Let us too go to meet the Lord who comes with the same joy as Mary, who went with haste to Elizabeth (Luke 1:39).\nLet us pray that all men and women may seek God, discovering that it is God himself who comes to visit us first. Let us entrust our heart to Mary, Ark of the New and Eternal Covenant, so that she may make it worthy to receive God\u2019s visit in the mystery of his Birth.\nThe Gospel for this Sunday of Advent highlights the figure of Mary. We see her when, just after having conceived in faith the Son of God, she makes the long trip from Nazareth, in Galilee, to the hill country of Judah, to visit and help her cousin Elizabeth. The Angel Gabriel had revealed to her that her elderly relative, who did not have children, was in her sixth month of pregnancy (cf. Luke 1:26-36). That\u2019s why Our Lady, who carried within her a gift and an even greater mystery, goes to see Elizabeth and stays with her for three months. In the meeting between these two women \u2014 one old and the other young \u2014 it is the young one, Mary, who offers the first greeting. The Gospel says: \u201cshe entered the house of Zechariah and greeted Elizabeth\u201d (Luke 1:40). After this greeting, Elizabeth feels enveloped in great astonishment \u2014 don\u2019t forget this word, astonishment. Astonishment. Elizabeth feels enveloped in great astonishment which is echoed in these words: \u201cAnd why is this granted me, that the mother of my Lord should come to me?\u201d (v. 43). And they embrace and kiss each other, joyfully, these two women. The elderly woman and the young one, both pregnant.\nTo celebrate Christmas in a fruitful manner, we are called to pause in \u201cplaces\u201d of astonishment. And what are these places of astonishment in everyday life? There are three. 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        "raw_content": "1. Halfway through our Lenten journey, on this Fourth Sunday of Lent we are invited to meditate on a theme at the heart of the Christian message, that is, God\u2019s great love for humanity. In today\u2019s Gospel we read: \u201cGod so loved the world that he gave his only Son so that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life\u201d (John 3:16).\nDoes contemporary man feel the need for this message? At first sight it would seem not, especially since in public expressions and in a certain prevalent culture, we can see the image of a humanity sure of itself, that willingly does without God and claims absolute freedom even from the moral law.\n2. But when we look closely at the real situation of each person, forced to confront his own frailty and loneliness, we realize that, more than we think, hearts are weighed down by anguish, by worry about the future, by fear of sickness and death. This explains why so many seek an escape by sometimes taking deviant shortcuts, such as the blind alley of drugs or that of superstition and distressing magical rites.\nChristianity offers no cheap comforts, demanding as it is in requiring an authentic faith and a strict moral life. But it gives us reason for hope by showing us God as a Father rich in mercy who has given us his Son, thereby revealing to us his immense love.\n3. May Mary, Mother of mercy, put in our hearts the certainty that we are loved by God. May she be close to us when we feel alone, when we are tempted to give in to life\u2019s difficulties. May she instil in us the sentiments of her divine Son, so that our Lenten journey may become an experience of forgiveness, acceptance and love.\nThe past few days have brought reports of new and worrying situations.\nFrom Zaire, we have had news of destruction and plundering. In the course of these events, the Church has also been profoundly affected: priests and religious have been killed and the faithful dispersed.\nIn our beloved neighbour, Albania, the situation has reached the tragic point of violence.\nIn Jerusalem, the Israeli authorities have made grave decisions which have caught the concerned attention of the international community. They could seriously harm the peace process and the spirit of trust so necessary if that process is to continue.\nIn Lima, Peru, we are still waiting for the release of the hostages held at the Japanese embassy. I feel particularly close to them and their loved ones.\nThese are painful situations which stem from intransigent and selfish attitudes. But everyone knows that only with respect for all and with constructive dialogue can dignified solutions be found for everyone, solutions which will further social peace and understanding among peoples.\nI wish everyone a pleasant Sunday and a Lent of genuine interior renewal.\nPointing to the mountains surrounding Rome, the Holy Father said:\nI wish to say that the parish I visited today is precisely there, near Castel Gandolfo, beneath those mountains. I wish you a pleasant Sunday and a good week. Praised be Jesus Christ!\n1. Today, the Fourth Sunday of Lent, the Gospel reminds us that God \"so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life\" (John 3:16).\nWe hear this comforting proclamation at a time when painful armed confrontation threatens the hope of humanity for a better future. Jesus affirmed \"God so loved the world\". So then, the Father's love reaches every human being who lives in the world.\nHow can one not see the obligation that springs from such an initiative of God? Conscious of such great love, the human being can only open himself to an attitude of fraternal welcome towards his fellow human beings.\n2. God \"so loved the world that he gave his only-begotten Son\". This is what happened in the sacrifice of Calvary: Christ died and rose for us, sealing with his blood the new and definitive covenant with humanity.\nThe sacrament of the Eucharist is the perpetual memorial of this supreme witness of love. In it, Jesus, the Bread of life and true \"manna\", sustains believers on their way through the \"desert\" of history toward the \"Promised Land\" of heaven (cf. John 6:32-35).\n3. I wanted to dedicate to the subject of the Eucharist the Encyclical that, God willing, this Holy Thursday will be signed during the Mass of the Lord's Supper. I will hand it symbolically to the priests in place of the Letter that on that occasion I usually address to them and, through them, to all the People of God.\nFrom this moment on, I entrust to Mary this important document, which recalls the intrinsic value and importance for the Church of the sacrament that Jesus left us as the living memorial of his death, resurrection and of our redemption.\nWe also turn to Mary to pray for the victims of the conflicts that are taking place. With grief-stricken and confident insistence, let us ask her intercession for peace in Iraq and in every other region of the world.\nI greet the many members of the Focolare Movement who have come from a variety of European nations and are holding their annual meeting at Castel Gandolfo. Beloved, may the prayer of the Rosary always sustain your dedication to the Church and to society.\nPASTORAL VISIT TO THE ROMAN PARISH OF \u00abDIO PADRE MISERICORDIOSO\u00bb\nIV Sunday of Lent, 26 March 2006\nThis Fourth Sunday of Lent, traditionally known as \"Laetare Sunday\", is permeated with a joy which, to some extent, attenuates the penitential atmosphere of this holy season: \"Rejoice Jerusalem!\", the Church says in the Entrance Antiphon, \"Be glad for her... you who mourned for her\".\nThe refrain of the Responsorial Psalm echoes this invitation: \"The memory of you, Lord, is our joy\".\nTo think of God gives joy. We spontaneously ask ourselves: but why should we rejoice? One reason, of course, is the approach of Easter. The expectation of Easter gives us a foretaste of the joy of the encounter with the Risen Christ.\nThe deepest reason, however, lies in the message offered by the biblical readings that the liturgy presents to us today and that we have heard. They remind us that despite our unworthiness, God's infinite mercy is destined for us. God loves us in a way that we might call \"obstinate\" and enfolds us in his inexhaustible tenderness.\nThis is what already emerges from the First Reading from the Book of Chronicles in the Old Testament (cf. II Chronicles 36: 14-16, 19-23). The sacred author offers us a concise and meaningful interpretation of the history of the Chosen People, who suffered God's punishment as a consequence of their rebellious behaviour: the temple was destroyed and the people in exile no longer had a land; it truly seemed that God had forgotten them.\nThen, however, they saw that God, through punishment, pursues a plan of mercy. It was to be the destruction of the Holy City and the temple - as I said -, it was to be an exile that would move the people's hearts and bring them back to their God so that they might know him more deeply.\nAnd then the Lord, demonstrating the absolute primacy of his initiative over every purely human effort, was to make use of a pagan, King Cyrus of Persia, to set Israel free.\nIn the text we have heard, the anger and mercy of the Lord alternate in a dramatic sequence, but love triumphs in the end, for God is love.\nHow can we fail to grasp from the memory of those distant events a message valid for all times, including our own? In thinking of the past centuries, we can see that God continues to love us even when he punishes us. Even when God's plans pass through trial and punishment, they always aim at an outcome of mercy and forgiveness.\nThis is what the Apostle Paul confirmed for us in the Second Reading, recalling that \"God, who is rich in mercy, out of the great love with which he loved us, even when we were dead through our trespasses, made us alive together with Christ\" (Ephesians 2: 4-5).\nTo express this reality of salvation the Apostle, together with the term \"mercy\", eleos in Greek, uses the word for love, agape, taken up and further amplified in the most beautiful statement which we heard in the Gospel passage: \"God so loved the world that he gave his Only-begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life\" (John 3: 16).\nAs we know, that \"giving\" on the part of the Father had a dramatic development: it even went to the point of the sacrifice of the Son on the Cross.\nIf Jesus' entire mission in history is an eloquent sign of God's love, his death, in which God's redeeming tenderness is fully expressed, is quite uniquely so. Always, but particularly in this Lenten Season, our meditation must be centred on the Cross. In it we contemplate the glory of the Lord that shines out in the martyred body of Jesus.\nGod's greatness, his being love, becomes visible precisely in this total gift of himself. It is the glory of the Crucified One that every Christian is called to understand, live and bear witness to with his life.\nThe Cross - the giving of himself on the part of the Son of God - is the definitive \"sign\" par excellence given to us so that we might understand the truth about man and the truth about God: we have all been created and redeemed by a God who sacrificed his only Son out of love.\nThis is why the Crucifixion, as I wrote in the Encyclical Deus Caritas Est, \"is the culmination of that turning of God against himself in which he gives himself in order to raise man up and save him. This is love in its most radical form\" (n. 12).\nHow should we respond to this radical love of the Lord?\nThe Gospel presents to us a person by the name of Nicodemus, a member of the Sanhedrin of Jerusalem who sought out Jesus by night. He was a well-to-do man, attracted by the Lord's words and example, but one who hesitated to take the leap of faith because he was fearful of others. He felt the fascination of this Rabbi, so different from the others, but could not manage to rid himself of the conditioning of his environment that was hostile to Jesus, and stood irresolute on the threshold of faith.\nHow many people also in our time are in search of God, in search of Jesus and of his Church, in search of divine mercy, and are waiting for a \"sign\" that will touch their minds and their hearts!\nToday, as then, the Evangelist reminds us that the only \"sign\" is Jesus raised on the Cross: Jesus who died and rose is the absolutely sufficient sign. Through him we can understand the truth about life and obtain salvation.\nThis is the principal proclamation of the Church, which remains unchanged down the ages.\nThe Christian faith, therefore, is not an ideology but a personal encounter with the Crucified and Risen Christ. From this experience, both individual and communitarian, flows a new way of thinking and acting: an existence marked by love is born, as the saints testify.\nDear friends, this mystery is particularly eloquent in your parish, dedicated to \"God, the merciful Father\". It was desired, as we well know, by my beloved Predecessor John Paul II in memory of the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000, to effectively condense that extraordinary spiritual event.\nIn meditating on the Lord's mercy that was revealed totally and definitively in the mystery of the Cross, the text that John Paul II had prepared for his meeting with the faithful on 3 April, Sunday in Albis, the Second Sunday of Easter last year, comes to my mind.\nIn the divine plans it was written that he would leave us precisely on the eve of that day, Saturday, 2 April - we all remember it well -, and for that reason he was unable to address his words to you. I would like to address them to you now, dear brothers and sisters. \"To humanity, which sometimes seems bewildered and overwhelmed by the power of evil, selfishness and fear, the Risen Lord offers his love that pardons, reconciles and reopens hearts to hope. It is a love that converts hearts and gives peace\".\nThe Pope, in this last text which is like a testament, then added: \"How much the world needs to understand and accept Divine Mercy!\" (Regina Caeli Reflection, read by Archbishop Leonardo Sandri, Substitute of the Secretariat of State, to the faithful gathered in St Peter's Square, 3 April 2005; L'Osservatore Romano English Edition, 6 April, p. 1, n. 2).\nTo understand and accept God's merciful love: may this be your commitment, first of all in your families and then in every neighbourhood milieu.\nI hope for this with all my heart as I offer you my cordial greeting, starting with the priests who care for your community under the guidance of the parish priest, Fr Gianfranco Corbino, to whom I offer sincere thanks for having interpreted your sentiments in a beautiful presentation of this building, this \"barque\" of Peter and of the Lord.\nI next extend my greeting to the Cardinal Vicar, Cardinal Camillo Ruini, and to Cardinal Crescenzio Sepe, the titular of your church, to the Vicegerent and the Bishop of the Eastern Sector of Rome and to all those who cooperate actively in the various parish services.\nI know that yours is a young community, barely 10 years old, which spent its early days in precarious conditions while waiting for the completion of its current structures.\nI also know that rather than discouraging you, the initial problems impelled you to unanimous apostolic work with special attention to the area of catechesis, the liturgy and charity.\nContinue, dear friends, on the path on which you have set out, striving to make your parish a true family in which fidelity to the Word of God and the Church's Tradition may become, day after day, more and more your rule of life.\nI know, moreover, that because of its original architectural structure, your church attracts many visitors. Make them appreciate not only the particular beauty of this sacred building, but especially the riches of a lively Community, eager to witness to the love of God, the merciful Father. That love is the true secret of Christian joy to which today, Laetare Sunday, invites us.\nAs we turn our gaze to Mary, \"Mother of holy joy\", let us ask her to help us deepen the reasons for our faith, so that, as today's liturgy urges us, renewed in the spirit and with a joyful heart, we may respond to the eternal and boundless love of God.\nFourth Sunday of Lent, 26 March 2006.\nThe Consistory held in the past few days for the appointment of 15 new Cardinals was an intense ecclesial experience that enabled us to sample the spiritual riches of collegiality, of being together with brothers from various provenances, all of us sharing in one love for Christ and for his Church.\nIn a certain way we relived the reality of the first Christian community, gathered round Mary, Mother of Jesus, and Peter, to receive the gift of the Spirit and to commit themselves to spreading the Gospel throughout the world.\nFidelity to this mission to the point of sacrificing their life is a distinctive feature of Cardinals, as their oath attests, and is, as it were, symbolized by scarlet, which is the colour of blood.\nBy a providential coincidence, the Consistory took place on 24 March, when we commemorated the missionaries who died during the past year on the frontiers of evangelization and in the service of humanity in various parts of the globe.\nThus, the Consistory was an opportunity to feel closer than ever to all those Christians who suffer persecution in the cause of the faith. Their witness, news of which we receive every day, and especially the sacrifice of those who were killed, is edifying to us and spurs us to make an ever more sincere and generous commitment to evangelize.\nMy thoughts go in particular to those communities who live in countries where religious freedom is lacking or where, despite the fact that it is allowed on paper, it is actually restricted in many ways. I send them warm encouragement to persevere patiently in the love of Christ, a seed of the Kingdom of God that is coming, indeed, already exists in the world.\nOn behalf of the entire Church, I would like to express the warmest solidarity to all who work at the service of the Gospel in these difficult situations, and at the same time I assure them of my daily remembrance in prayer.\nThe Church moves on in history and spreads throughout the earth accompanied by Mary, Queen of the Apostles. For Christians, as in the Upper Room, the Blessed Virgin always constitutes the living memorial of Jesus. It is she who enlivens their prayers and sustains their hope. Let us ask her to guide us on our daily journey and to protect with special love those Christian communities that live in conditions of greater difficulty and suffering.\nI am pleased to greet the English-speaking visitors gathered here today. On this Laetare Sunday, we are filled with joyful hope as we look forward to our celebration of the Lord's Resurrection, and we deepen our commitment to live these final weeks of Lent following closely in the footsteps of Christ our Saviour. I welcome especially those who have come to Rome in order to be present at the recent Consistory, in which I had the joy of creating 15 new Cardinals. I ask you to remember them in your prayers. Upon all of you and upon your families and loved ones I invoke God's abundant Blessings of joy and peace.\nEUCHARISTIC CELEBRATION WITH THE BISHOPS OF I.M.B.I.S.A.\n(INTER-REGIONAL MEETING OF BISHOPS OF SOUTHERN AFRICA)\nHOMILY OF THE HOLY FATHER BENEDICT XVI\n\u201cGod so loved the world that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life\u201d (John 3:16). These words fill us with joy and hope, as we await the fulfilment of God\u2019s promises! Today it is my particular joy, as the Successor of the Apostle Peter, to celebrate this Mass with you, my brothers and sisters in Christ from throughout Angola, S\u00e3o Tom\u00e9 and Pr\u00edncipe, and so many other countries. With great affection in the Lord I greet the Catholic communities from Luanda, Bengo, Cabinda, Benguela, Huambo, Hu\u00ecla, Ku\u00e0ndo Kub\u00e0ngo, Kun\u00e8ne, North Kwanza, South Kwanza, North Lunda, South Lunda, Malanje, Namibe, Moxico, U\u00edje and Z\u00e0ire.\nIn a special way, I greet my brother Bishops, the members of the Inter-Regional Meeting of Bishops of Southern Africa, assembled around this altar of the Lord\u2019s sacrifice. I thank the President of CEAST, Archbishop Dami\u00e3o Franklin, for his kind words of welcome, and, in the person of their Pastors, I greet all the faithful in the nations of Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland and Zimbabwe.\nToday\u2019s first reading has a particular resonance for God\u2019s people in Angola. It is a message of hope addressed to the Chosen People in the land of their Exile, a summons to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the Lord\u2019s Temple. Its vivid description of the destruction and ruin caused by war echoes the personal experience of so many people in this country amid the terrible ravages of the civil war. How true it is that war can \u201cdestroy everything of value\u201d (cf. 2 Chronicles 36:19): families, whole communities, the fruit of men\u2019s labour, the hopes which guide and sustain their lives and work! This experience is all too familiar to Africa as a whole: the destructive power of civil strife, the descent into a maelstrom of hatred and revenge, the squandering of the efforts of generations of good people. When God\u2019s word \u2013 a word meant to build up individuals, communities and the whole human family \u2013 is neglected, and when God\u2019s law is \u201cridiculed, despised, laughed at\u201d (ibid., v. 16), the result can only be destruction and injustice: the abasement of our common humanity and the betrayal of our vocation to be sons and daughters of a merciful Father, brothers and sisters of his beloved Son.\nSo let us draw comfort from the consoling words which we have heard in the first reading! The call to return and rebuild God\u2019s Temple has a particular meaning for each of us. Saint Paul, the two thousandth anniversary of whose birth we celebrate this year, tells us that \u201cwe are the temple of the living God\u201d (2 Corinthians 6:16). God dwells, we know, in the hearts of all who put their faith in Christ, who are reborn in Baptism and are made temples of the Holy Spirit. Even now, in the unity of the Body of Christ which is the Church, God is calling us to acknowledge the power of his presence within us, to re-appropriate the gift of his love and forgiveness, and to become messengers of that merciful love within our families and communities, at school and in the workplace, in every sector of social and political life.\nHere in Angola, this Sunday has been set aside as a day of prayer and sacrifice for national reconciliation. The Gospel teaches us that reconciliation, true reconciliation, can only be the fruit of conversion, a change of heart, a new way of thinking. It teaches us that only the power of God\u2019s love can change our hearts and make us triumph over the power of sin and division. When we were \u201cdead through our sins\u201d (Ephesians 2:5), his love and mercy brought us reconciliation and new life in Christ. This is the heart of the Apostle Paul\u2019s teaching, and it is important for us to remind ourselves: only God\u2019s grace can create a new heart in us! Only his love can change our \u201chearts of stone\u201d (cf. Ezekiel 11:19) and enable us to build up, rather than tear down. Only God can make all things new!\nIt is to preach this message of forgiveness, hope and new life in Christ that I have come to Africa. Three days ago, in Yaound\u00e9, I had the joy of promulgating the Instrumentum Laboris for the Second Special Assembly for Africa of the Synod of Bishops, which will be devoted to the theme: The Church in Africa in Service to Reconciliation, Justice and Peace. I ask you today, in union with all our brothers and sisters throughout Africa, to pray for this intention: that every Christian on this great continent will experience the healing touch of God\u2019s merciful love, and that the Church in Africa will become \u201cfor all, through the witness borne by its sons and daughters, a place of true reconciliation\u201d (Ecclesia in Africa, 79).\nDear friends, this is the message that the Pope is bringing to you and your children. You have received power from the Holy Spirit to be the builders of a better tomorrow for your beloved country. In Baptism you were given the Spirit in order to be heralds of God\u2019s Kingdom of truth and life, of holiness and grace, of justice, love and peace (cf. Roman Missal, Preface of Christ the King). On the day of your Baptism you received the light of Christ. Be faithful to that gift! Be confident that the Gospel can affirm, purify and ennoble the profound human values present in your native culture and traditions: your strong families, your deep religious sense, your joyful celebration of the gift of life, your appreciation of the wisdom of the elderly and the aspirations of the young. Be grateful, then, for the light of Christ! Be grateful for those who brought it, the generations of missionaries who contributed \u2013 and continue to contribute \u2013 so much to this country\u2019s human and spiritual development. Be grateful for the witness of so many Christian parents, teachers, catechists, priests and religious, who made personal sacrifices in order to pass this precious treasure down to you! And take up the challenge which this great legacy sets before you. Realize that the Church, in Angola and throughout Africa, is meant to be a sign before the world of that unity to which the whole human family is called, through faith in Christ the Redeemer.\nThe words which Jesus speaks in today\u2019s Gospel are quite striking: He tells us that God\u2019s sentence has already been pronounced upon this world (cf. John 3:19ff). The light has already come into the world. Yet men preferred the darkness to the light, because their deeds were evil. How much darkness there is in so many parts of our world! Tragically, the clouds of evil have also overshadowed Africa, including this beloved nation of Angola. We think of the evil of war, the murderous fruits of tribalism and ethnic rivalry, the greed which corrupts men\u2019s hearts, enslaves the poor, and robs future generations of the resources they need to create a more equitable and just society \u2013 a society truly and authentically African in its genius and values. And what of that insidious spirit of selfishness which closes individuals in upon themselves, breaks up families, and, by supplanting the great ideals of generosity and self-sacrifice, inevitably leads to hedonism, the escape into false utopias through drug use, sexual irresponsibility, the weakening of the marriage bond and the break-up of families, and the pressure to destroy innocent human life through abortion?\nYet the word of God is a word of unbounded hope. \u201cGod loved the world so much that he gave his only Son \u2026 so that through him, the world might be saved\u201d (John 3:16-17). God does not give up on us! He continues to lift our eyes to a future of hope, and he promises us the strength to accomplish it. As Saint Paul tells us in today\u2019s second reading, God created us in Christ Jesus \u201cto live the good life\u201d, a life of good deeds, in accordance with his will (cf. Ephesians 2:10). He gave us his commandments, not as a burden, but as a source of freedom: the freedom to become men and women of wisdom, teachers of justice and peace, people who believe in others and seek their authentic good. God created us to live in the light, and to be light for the world around us! This is what Jesus tells us in today\u2019s Gospel: \u201cThe man who lives by the truth comes out into the light, so that it may be plainly seen that what he does is done in God\u201d (John 3:21).\n\u201cLive\u201d, then, \u201cby the truth!\u201d Radiate the light of faith, hope and love in your families and communities! Be witnesses of the holy truth that sets men and women free! You know from bitter experience that, in comparison with the sudden, destructive fury of evil, the work of rebuilding is painfully slow and arduous. Living by the truth takes time, effort and perseverance: it has to begin in our own hearts, in the small daily sacrifices required if we are to be faithful to God\u2019s law, in the little acts by which we demonstrate that we love our neighbours, all our neighbours, regardless of race, ethnicity or language, and by our readiness to work with them to build together on foundations that will endure. Let your parishes become communities where the light of God\u2019s truth and the power of Christ\u2019s reconciling love are not only celebrated, but proclaimed in concrete works of charity. And do not be afraid! Even if it means being a \u201csign of contradiction\u201d (Luke 2:34) in the face of hardened attitudes and a mentality that sees others as a means to be used, rather than as brothers and sisters to be loved, cherished and helped along the path of freedom, life and hope.\nLet me close by addressing a special word to the young people of Angola, and to all young people throughout Africa. Dear young friends: you are the hope of your country\u2019s future, the promise of a better tomorrow! Begin today to grow in your friendship with Jesus, who is \u201cthe way, and the truth and the life\u201d (John 14:6): a friendship nurtured and deepened by humble and persevering prayer. Seek his will for you by listening to his word daily, and by allowing his law to shape your lives and your relationships. In this way you will become wise and generous prophets of God\u2019s saving love. Become evangelizers of your own peers, leading them by your own example to an appreciation of the beauty and truth of the Gospel, and the hope of a future shaped by the values of God\u2019s Kingdom. The Church needs your witness! Do not be afraid to respond generously to God\u2019s call, whether it be to serve him as a priest or a religious, as a Christian parent, or in the many forms of service to others which the Church sets before you.\nDear brothers and sisters! At the end of today\u2019s first reading, Cyrus, King of Persia, inspired by God, calls the Chosen People to return to their beloved land and to rebuild the Temple of the Lord. May his words be a summons to all God\u2019s People in Angola and throughout Southern Africa: Arise! Ponde-vos a caminho!(cf. 2 Chronicles 36:23) Look to the future with hope, trust in God\u2019s promises, and live in his truth. 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        "raw_content": "Can I Have Just a Minute ....\nto myself??? Uggghh.. I find myself thinking that a lot lately...and it makes me feel selfish.\nI don't know if my Father is getting better or not.. or if he is just being a baby. I know that sounds harsh.. but Sunday night when I called to see how he was doing, he told me he was going to check himself back into the hospital. He was not getting around like he was before and that something was wrong. That scared me...\nThe very next morning when I called, he told me he changed his mind and that he was wrong... he later said that he went down to the exercise room and worked out on the bike for 30 minutes. I went to see him Monday night. He made a point to tell me that he knew he was getting better because he could see the muscles in his legs were getting bigger... (are you as confused as I am yet???) .. however, he would not once get off of the sofa. He would not even sit up to eat, opting instead to lay propped up with his dinner plate on his chest...\nMy oldest brother James is staying over there. He arrived about an hour after me with bags of groceries. Apparently the meal service I had hired ... that Dad told me he liked.. was FIRED and the meals that were delivered that morning were given to the staff of the high rise where he lives.\nWhat do you think is going on here??? He is demanding and wants to be waited on. I feel terrible for my brother James because he is now the main care giver for Dad. I cannot leave my job because 1. we need the income and 2. Don's health insurance is through my work. We have tried hard to do things so that Dad can be independent again.. but although he wants to live in his house... he acts like he does not want to be independent anymore...\nWow, hard situation. And yes I was very confused. Have you evaluated his state of mind rather than just his physical state?\nI will pray for you with this difficult situation. It can sure get tiring :-/\nI think your dad is really not sure what he wants. This is a difficult time for all of you. Maybe he needs some space and time. Is that possble or is he too sick? Praying for all of you. Illness is indeed a family affair.\nYou know sometimes you just can't figure them out. My mama wouldn't get up and walk when she could and now that she can't, she wants to. I think it may just be part of the aging process, which scares me!\nI pray your dad gets better and back to being independent.\nI'm going through the same thing with my elderly mother and have been for years. She phoned one day and told me that the mailman had suggested she get a wheelchair and ramp, since she wasn't getting around as well as she used to. She thought it was a great idea and asked me to give her $20,000. Since she called me on a Saturday, I told her I'd get her a bank draft on Monday (it's easier to acquiesce than it is to argue) and come out to see her. She phoned me back late on Sunday saying she'd changed her mind.\nI've had similar issues with a food service (One minute she loves the idea, then she's giving away the food I bought for her) and a grocery shopping service. At first there was no way she was going to have someone other than my sister or I do her shopping; now she loves her grocery service.\nI'm afraid you're right: it's part of the aging process. They don't know or like what's happening to them and they behave oddly as a result.\nOh Julie! It sounds like you and your brother have your hands full. I'm so sorry. My Mom is still healthy at 79 (Thank you Lord), but I worry about the future. I'll add you and your brother to my prayer journal.\nI feel bad for you. I went through that with my mom. You can only do so much...you have to take care of yourself and Don.\nIt sounded like your dad was getting better, maybe he is just lonely and wanting someone there.\nI can relate in many ways as I experience this with my father. I think perhaps your father is suffering from depression and anger. Both are inevitable emotions in formerly strong, independent men who have always been in control but suddenly are losing it. Best luck and stay sane. There will be good days and bad.\nOh goodness, Im rehashing the last 10 years reading your post...this is what I learned and I hope it helps.\nSometimes when we age or are seriously hurt, we start to realize we dont have control over things like we use to...\nso we compensate by over controlling the things we can control. and it will drive everyone nuts around you.\nMost nurses know this pretty well - the patient who cant move out of bed will order them about, even down to the placement of the kleenex box, then change their mind...and these nurses put up with it, but knowing that the situation is temporary...unfortunately for family it isnt.\nIMO Since he's changing his mind to fit his moods, give yourself some time to respond verbally and emotionally, rather then reacting quickly. Acknowledge to him that you understand that he has control over these decisions, and when he is really ready to commit to something new, to let him let you know, rather then him waiting for you to ask. 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        "raw_content": "Style: Pop Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Art Rock\n03. That's Not Me\n04. Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)\n05. I'm Waiting For The Day\n06. Let's Go Away For Awhile\n09. I Know There's An Answer\n11. I Just Wasn't Made For These Times\n13. Caroline, No\n14. Hang On To Your Ego\nDrums, Vocals \u2013 Dennis Wilson\nGuitar, Vocals \u2013 Carl Wilson\nOrgan, Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Vocals, Backing Vocals, Producer \u2013 Brian Wilson\nVocals \u2013 Alan Jardine\nVocals, Backing Vocals \u2013 Mike Love\nOh come on, it's just Pet Sounds. Despite the fact that two or three generations of music fans will secretly believe you have no soul if you don't announce your allegiance to it, despite that you probably already own it (in some cases, two or three times over-- if I could only remember where I put my 24-carat gold CD version), or that you may even have written an article for Pitchfork years ago making fun of anyone who dared criticize it, well, that's no reason to feel any pressure to make sure it's displayed prominently for guests, or worry that you haven't met your monthly \"God Only Knows\" listening quota.\nDespite (or because of) the \"pressure\" to adopt pro-Pet Sounds stances in today's high-powered world of hanging out with your friends or staying home and getting high whilst listening to \"Let's Go Away for Awhile\", I'd wager most people are only too happy not to discuss the merits of the oft-oft-reported Beach Boys masterpiece. Certainly, regardless of what I write here, the impact and \"influence\" of the record will have been in turn hardly influenced at all. I can't even get my dad to talk about Pet Sounds anymore.\nThis isn't so bad. Beyond my personal preference for the records immediately following Pet Sounds (1967's Smiley Smile to 1971's Surf's Up in particular), I'd argue the actual sound of much modern music purportedly influenced by the Beach Boys is closer in execution to what the band did in the wake of Pet Sounds (and for that matter, Smile). \"Influence\" is a loaded concept here, because there's no foolproof way to measure how someone might channel inspiration from a single record, Pet Sounds or otherwise; however, much more certain is the feeling that very few musicians are making active decisions to \"try to top Pet Sounds.\" In this light, just as with other perennially lauded pop/rock records, Pet Sounds is as much tautology as musical document. (Interestingly, this also seems to have been Brian Wilson's attitude beginning in mid-1967.)\nForty years after release, then, while the album's initially disappointing (at least to Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys) chart showing has been vindicated by a perpetual reservoir of new fans and adoring critics - not to mention still being commercially viable enough to support recent live productions and similarly perpetual ways of reissuing the music-- talking about the music, or how the music makes you feel isn't much easier than it was in 1966. Very famous people waste no time in offering testimonials to Pet Sounds' greatness, but (probably wisely) stick to short statements about how important the record was to them as artists and musicians, or just how beautiful its music is.\nPet Sounds was made during the period in 1965-66 when Brian stopped touring with his band, preferring to stay home and work on tracks. His decision to work with lyricist Tony Asher for most of the songs freed him further to focus on music. This not only translated to backing tracks of considerably more nuance and subtlety than even Brian's recent apexes \"California Girls\" and the Beach Boys Today! LP, both from 1965, but similarly well-crafted chord progressions and choral arrangements. Almost predictably, as the deserved praise for the vocal arrangements may never wane, I've heard more fine things said about the instrumental tracks recently than any other aspect of the record. In any case, the technical achievements of the record (only given further support by the stereo issue of the record in the late 90s) have tended to overshadow the emotional and spiritual ones, at least in my lifetime.\nThis anniversary issue of Pet Sounds, including both the mono and stereo version of the record, and a bonus DVD with several documentary features, surround sound mixes and promo clips, will be of immediate interest to longtime fans for obvious reasons (of which \"collecting\" isn't necessarily the least important). In particular, the \"Pet Stories\" feature, with recent interviews with Brian, Asher, session drummer and Beach Boy pal Hal Blaine, and even an illuminating cameo from Elvis Costello, sheds light not only on the original sessions and song origins, but on all concerned parties' attitudes about the music now. Also very cool is the footage of Brian and famed Beatles producer George Martin listening to the original tracks; at one point, Martin twists a few knobs and Brian is convinced he\u2019s finally perfected Pet Sounds!\nAlso included in the set, of course, is the album; mono and stereo mixes of Pet Sounds, recapping the tracklist from the 1999 CD issue. The most famous songs-- \"God Only Knows\", \"Wouldn't It Be Nice\", \"Sloop John B\", \"Don't Talk (Put Your Head on My Shoulder)\", \"Caroline No\"-- are no less gorgeous than they have always been. The hymnal aspect of many of these songs seems no less pronounced, and the general air of deeply heartfelt love, graciousness and the uncertainty that any of it will be returned are still affecting to the point of distraction. Currently, there is a minor surge in support for the record's two instrumentals \"Let's Go Away for Awhile\" and the title track, though later efforts like \"Diamond Head\" and the quasi-instrumental \"Fall Breaks Into Winter\" (not to mention its parent track, \"Mrs. O'Leary's Cow\" from the Smile sessions) seem both more idiosyncratic and intrinsically interesting to me.\nAs it happens, Brian's instrumental arrangements for the album, while again justly praised (especially by other musicians), were related to concurrent productions by Juan Garcia Esquivel, Les Baxter, Martin Denny, and a host of other exotica producers, in both the kinds of instruments used, and the stylistic appropriation of, say, percussion and string instruments from other countries. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Features and Interviews \u00bb Interview: Anna Marsland and David Fairs on \u2018I Know You of Old\u2019\n'I Know You Of Old' at the Hope Theatre\nInterview: Anna Marsland and David Fairs on \u2018I Know You of Old\u2019\nAuthor: Marianna Meloni in Features and Interviews 22 June 2017\t0 258 Views\nIn I Know You of Old, theatre company Golem! Theatre takes the original script of William Shakespeare\u2019s Much Ado About Nothing and reforms it into a brand-new play, in which the young lover Hero\u2019s death becomes reality. Following a similar adaptation of Macbeth in 2016, Golem! was born with the intention to cast a light on the underrepresented elements of theatre and literary classics. Here, playwright David Fairs and director Anna Marsland explain the reasoning behind the company\u2019s mission and give some hints about future projects.\nCan you explain the origin and meaning behind Golem!\u2019s name?\nAnna: A golem is a creature made out of old clay, which is taken and reformed into a Frankenstein-type monster and brought alive with text that\u2019s put in his mouth. Golem! can make new plays out of original material. We take something old and we reform it, making something new, something that\u2019s alive and exciting.\nCan you tell us something more about Golem!\u2019s members and how the company was born?\nDavid: This all started when I wrote a script called Macbeths, which was a reorchestration of Shakespeare\u2019s original play, focused on just Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and set in their bedroom. I was given the opportunity to perform it at the Catford-Upon-Avon Festival in spring 2016, and I had already been having chats with Sara Lambie, who played Lady Macbeth. Conor O\u2019Kane was producing it and we needed a director. About ten years ago, Anna had directed me in a play about ice cream and cocaine and she was working in London as the resident director of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, so I got in touch with her. From Catford, we transferred to The Hope Theatre and, during the run there, we decided to form this company.\nWhat is I Know You of Old about, and what should the audience expect from this production?\nAnna: I Know You of Old takes all the original text of Shakespeare\u2019s Much Ado About Nothing and reforms it into an original story. In this story, Hero \u2013 who, in the original play, is accused by Claudio of sleeping with someone the night before her wedding day \u2013 rather than just fainting, dies, and the play begins two weeks after her wedding day, the night before her funeral. Claudio, Beatrice and Benedick meet at the chapel where her body is being held.\nAudiences can expect something very different from the original \u2013 it\u2019s set in 2017 \u2013 but with some of the classic Beatrice and Benedick scenes, the humour, the love and dynamism of it. You don\u2019t need to have seen Much Ado About Nothing to come and see this play, although there\u2019s an added bonus for people who know the original, as they\u2019ll see how it stretched. It\u2019s a story about how much damage words can do, about misogyny, love and what happens when the person you love turns out to be something that you despise.\nDavid: The characters in our play have some of the same DNA as the original, but this is about exploring, \u2018What if you saw more of them under different pressures and in a different sort of environment?\u2019 You see what would happen if Much Ado expanded and had tangents.\nWhere does the title come from?\nDavid: The title is a reference to one of Beatrice\u2019s lines in the play.\nAnna: The other day, I read an article about infatuation, which might be \u2018cured\u2019 by getting to know someone better, and I Know You of Old has a bit of that.\nDavid: The play is about people\u2019s expectations of how well they think they know somebody. In Much Ado About Nothing, except for some public moments of conflict and brief moments of privacy, Beatrice and Benedick have little stage time together and you don\u2019t get to explore their relationship. Nonetheless, they have the most perfectly formed and perfectly vicious arguments, all based on the other person\u2019s weaknesses and the other person\u2019s needs, and you can only have that sort of relationship if you have had lots of experience of the other and if there is a lot going on that people don\u2019t know about.\nOn Golem!\u2019s website, it says the company aims to \u2018provide justice for the missing or sidelined, often female, stories in Shakespeare\u2019s plays\u2019. Should we read this production as a political statement? If so, what political elements are you hoping to highlight through this production?\nDavid: I think the political element is just telling a real-life story where the women stay in the story and don\u2019t go away. In Macbeth, for example, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are the main characters in the first part of the play, then she disappears and dies off stage. The sort of political element in the formation of Macbeths was telling the full story of two people from start to finish.\nAnna: I Know You of Old does it in a different way, it\u2019s a story with a woman at the heart of it, but we don\u2019t meet her, and we questioned ourselves on how we could make feel her presence. It\u2019s a combined interest we had about telling these missing stories, but I don\u2019t know whether it will always be about the female characters or other missing aspects.\nGolem!\u2019s main focus is on the plays of William Shakespeare. Is there a particular reason for that? Have you ever considered working on other authors and, if so, who?\nAnna: We didn\u2019t set up to do that.\nDavid: It just happened. We have ideas mapped out for a similar approach but to other authors.\nAnna: That could be playwrights or other medium.\nDavid: Novels, poems . . .\nAnna, as a director, how do you face the challenges imposed by Shakespeare\u2019s elaborate and often unfamiliar language in terms of audience engagement? Did you devise anything specific to keep the audience connected throughout the performance?\nAnna: We constantly ask ourselves: \u2018Do we understand what we mean? Have we been specific enough?\u2019 If there is a funny bit, we\u2019re trying to find the joke in it and the contemporary meaning of the words, which an audience would get and probably Shakespeare didn\u2019t intend, but we can try to bend. Also, we work a lot in a physical way and we\u2019ve done a lot of actioning in the rehearsal room with the body language.\nDavid: As the actor, if you understand what you\u2019re saying and that\u2019s there in your body and in your intention, the audience will understand it too. Even if they don\u2019t quite know what the words mean on a conscious level.\nDavid, you\u2019re not only the author of I Know You of Old, but also one of the three cast members on stage. Can you tell us what the main perk and greatest challenge is of this double role?\nDavid: The roles are separate in terms of timescale. I spent the first period of time just being the writer and working on the first draft. We workshopped it as a company and then I re-drafted it, eventually coming to the final rehearsal draft. At that point, it\u2019s just about handing it out to Anna and playing the character. The benefit is that I\u2019m there in the room, if it\u2019s ever useful to have a discussion about the reason why something is written in a particular way. There has been a little evolution, but only as far as it\u2019s useful, otherwise it\u2019s just about being there and playing Benedick.\nWhat is Golem!\u2019s biggest ambition as a company? Where do you see the company in five years\u2019 time?\nDavid: Next thing we\u2019re interested in doing, now that we have these two Shakespeare plays that complement and contrast each other, is to connect them. Probably taking both shows up to Edinburgh in 2018 and alternating them [on a] day to day basis.\nAnna: Also, we\u2019re interested in creating work on a larger scale, increasing the audience and the number of characters.\nDavid: We\u2019ll definitely be expanding the cast to six or seven actors.\nIt\u2019s probably difficult to think about different projects when you\u2019re so immersed in your current production.\nDavid: I have a large file of notes with these potential ideas, a couple of which are the ones we very much want to start exploring in the next couple of months, and then a whole range of other ones that are interesting to us. 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        "raw_content": "As the year 2016 begins, we have reached the 18 month mark for our first experiment underway inside of Warehouse X. We are now fully immersed in our experimental journey - delving into the effect of natural light on aging bourbon barrels. Throughout the year 2015, barrels inside of Warehouse X experienced temperature fluctuations ranging from 30\u00b0F to 90\u00b0F, along with an extremely high number of humidity variations. This seems like quite a bit of variance, but these environment fluctuations were in fact more mild in comparison to the extreme temperature fluctuation barrels experienced during 2014. At this point, we have taken several intermittent samples from barrels throughout the warehouse, as well as drawing complete samples sets from all 150 barrels at three different times. This has bestowed upon us a solid collection of data. In fact, we have collected over 50,000 data points for temperature, pressure, humidity, etc.\nEach sample has been measured on several factors including - color, aroma, proof, taste, and chemical compounds.\nSamples have also been reviewed by our small group of tasting panelists to explore aroma, flavor, body, finish, and overall balance. Some of our tasting comments thus far have been \u201ctaste of honeydew\u201d and \u201chints of rich sweetness.\u201d\nMost intriguing is that we have observed distinct variations in flavor profile from bourbon between different chambers and the breezeway. Another surprising and delightful observation is there are distinct differences in how the barrels look between different areas inside of Warehouse X. Some barrels appear much more weathered while others appear more pristine.\nWe are not sure if - or how - these visual differences correspond with variation in bourbon taste. But we are incredibly curious to find out. Time will tell.\nThis particular experiment is scheduled to be completed in June of 2016.\nAt that time, we plan to evaluate if we have strong enough evidence and conclusions, before moving on to the next experiment. So far, we feel gratified that we have already gained a wealth of new knowledge about the nuances of aging whiskey. We can state with confidence that the taste of bourbon can indeed be altered by the environment in which it ages. Now, we are looking deeper to see if we can discover how.\nTitle picture Jan 8.JPG",
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        "raw_content": "In the midst of troubled waters,\nOur Great God reveals His hand\u2026\nAnd through every trial, there\u2019s a peace\nWe just cannot understand.\nStorms may be raging all around\u2026\nYet, somehow, we\u2019re made aware\nOf a deep abiding presence\u2026\nAnd we know our Lord is there\u2026\nThrough Every Trial.\nWhen we walk through a dark valley,\nWe find an amazing thing\u2026\nIn the worst of trials, there\u2019s a joy\nThat ignites our hearts to sing.\nWith every step, the path is lit\u2026\nAnd our eyes can clearly see,\nWe are safe in our Shepherd\u2019s arms\u2026\nHe's carrying you and me\u2026\n\u201cThe eternal God is thy refuge,",
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        "raw_content": "It was supposed to be a good week for Councilmember Debora Juarez.\nShe\u2019d spent the weekend writing a resolution in support of the Standing Rock Sioux\u2019s protests against an oil pipeline in North Dakota. Last Friday, Juarez, who is a member of the Blackfeet Nation, led a rally through downtown as cheers of support echoed off high-rises.\nBut later that evening, after the speeches in Westlake Park, she and her staff look steamrolled. The press they\u2019d hoped would swarm the resolution was largely focused on news that Seattle Mayor Ed Murray was delaying the construction of a new North Precinct police station.\nAlthough Juarez is quick to say she inherited the police station project and its skyscraper of a $160 million price tag, she nevertheless embraced it from day one. After all, she says, it would live in her district and was promised to her constituents. And so she committed herself to its completion, taking a similar approach to the one she took in her time as a private practice lawyer \u2014 examining budgets, contracts, comparison reports, permitting applications and design review.\nAs she did so, however, something happened: The station, which has been a topic of conversation since 1998 \u2014 voted on in some capacity a dozen times in recent years, the beneficiary of over $20 million in pre-construction planning \u2014 became a symbol of police militarization, misappropriation of resources, income inequality and racism.\nWhy now? It\u2019s hard to know exactly, but the Black Lives Matter movement has grown strong in Seattle. Scrutiny of police is at an all-time high. And the federally mandated reforms of the Seattle Police Department have moved slower than some would have hoped.\nUltimately, Juarez says she supports putting the project on hold as the city reconsiders the size of the new building and carries out its racial equity analysis. But the studious councilmember has found herself in a battle that has less to do with trimming the budget and more to do with 10,000-foot questions of the role of police in America.\nIt is not the battle she expected to fight, and it is spurring an existential examination of her role in City Hall and whether this office is really the place for her.\n\u201cI think the person that you met 10 months ago is not the same anymore,\u201d she says.\nOn the campaign trail, Juarez wouldn\u2019t denounce the Port of Seattle\u2019s harboring of a Shell oil exploration rig, to the frustration of The Stranger.\nJuarez, wrote the alt-weekly, pulled \u201ca weird, lawyerly dodge on a question about Shell\u2019s presence at the Port of Seattle. While Juarez says she\u2019s anti-Arctic drilling, she also believes the city council shouldn\u2019t have challenged the port\u2019s jurisdiction and blargh blah blahhh. Fuck, does she even WANT The Stranger\u2019s endorsement? We resent Juarez for not handing us that one, but we\u2019re endorsing her regardless.\u201d\nIn retrospect, The Stranger\u2019s crass appraisal was not an exception to be looked over. It said everything about who Juarez would be as a councilmember.\n\u201cFor me, my baseline is I start with the facts, not how I feel, not my political agenda, not what political winds come and go,\u201d she says, sitting at her desk in City Hall. Did she want The Stranger\u2019s endorsement? Sure, but not at the expense of her interpretation of the Port\u2019s jurisdiction.\nIt should come as no surprise, then, that her pursuit of the new North Precinct station is cut from the same cloth. Juarez began receiving briefings on the new building around Thanksgiving, 2015, a few weeks after she easily won her race for council. Its completion was one of three capital projects she intended to see through to the end in her North Seattle district, the others being a light rail station and a pedestrian bridge.\nWas it too expensive? Yes, she says. Would it get built? Yes, again.\nThe precinct building was built in 1984. The city began talking about replacing it in 1998. It was already too small, officials said. Between 2011 and 2015, the council approved five capital investment programs that tacitly endorsed the station\u2019s replacement. Even when the building\u2019s cost jumped from $88 million to $160 million last year, Councilmember Mike O\u2019Brien, currently a station critic, voted to approve it.\n\u201cWe inherited this,\u201d says Juarez. \u201cOf the sitting council now, five of those people were on the last council that approved this police station. ... Perhaps they should have done their due diligence before they voted instead of handing it to (Councilmember Gonzalez) and me.\u201d\nBut about a month ago, councilmembers realized that the building was going to create a fight all the way through the budget process. They decided back then to remove it from budget talks, Juarez says, although they didn\u2019t say so publicly until last week.\n\u201cWe\u2019re doing the homeless issue and we\u2019re dealing with all these others issues that have to get done first,\u201d she says. \u201cSo it was kind of pragmatic or sensible. I didn\u2019t see it as a big, \u2019Oh, god, no.\u2019 It was more, it doesn\u2019t belong in this arena for these reasons because these people are never going to have a fact-based, reasonable discussion.\u201d\nAs much as Juarez wants to divorce the question of infrastructure from the thorny issues of modern policing, it is in part wishful thinking.\nOn Monday, protestors shut down a city council meeting, demanding that officials halt the plans for the station permanently, revoke the permits for a new youth detention center, and place a moratorium on hiring new cops.\nJuarez\u2019s tendency to be \u201clawyerly,\u201d as The Stranger put it, will likely catch up with her on this issue as well. Because when people show up to council demanding massive reforms to the police and criminal justice systems, the details of budgeting or permitting are hardly relevant to them. It doesn\u2019t matter how many times other councils approved the new station: If Juarez is seen as giving the green light now, it is she who will be pilloried.\nIn her office last Friday, as City Hall emptied for the weekend, Juarez reiterated her belief that this project is not about race.\n\u201cWhether the station\u2019s built or not isn\u2019t going to make racism go away, it\u2019s not going to make excessive force by police officers go away, it\u2019s not going to take away judicial injustice,\u201d she said. \u201cWe can\u2019t say every time we have to build something to make a government work, \u2018We don\u2019t like what the people do in that building, therefore we shouldn\u2019t build it.\u2019 That\u2019s just a very simplistic way to look at the world.\u201d\nJuarez said something similar last month at a council committee meeting. Councilmember O\u2019Brien pushed back. \u201cI think it\u2019s important at least for me to say that I have heard from a lot of community members who are afraid of the people in that building and what that building stands for,\u201d he said.\nStill, the pressure is creeping in. \u201cI\u2019m not impervious,\u201d says Juarez. \u201cI bend, but sometimes I do snap. No one sees it. I think sometimes there\u2019s a lack of real conversation and humanity on this floor (of City Hall) and it doesn\u2019t have to be that way. I\u2019m still confused of the culture here.\u201d\nJuarez has always been the wildcard councilmember \u2014 her votes are unpredictable and she has a penchant for speaking more bluntly than most politicians would. But her angst over the job is on particular display in the wake of the police-station debate.\nWhen asked if Seattle City Council is the right place for her, she says, \u201cThat\u2019s a tough question. Is it the right place for me? I don\u2019t know. \u2026 I don\u2019t know how people measure success here. I know outwardly how they measure success: They sponsored a bill, labor\u2019s happy with them, they\u2019re at the right rally.\n\u201cWhat I don\u2019t understand about this world is that there\u2019s a lot of duplicity. I know that politics is full of that, but there\u2019s a lot of dishonesty. Sometimes I feel like I really am swimming upstream.\u201d\nThe city was going to pay for the new precinct station on credit, reimbursed with taxes on real estate transactions. That it isn\u2019t going to be built now doesn\u2019t mean there\u2019s a pot of money suddenly available, although there may be a little more flexibility in the bonding capacity.\nIn an interview, Councilmember Herbold said she wants to use the pause on the precinct station to dust off her old proposal for bond-funded housing preservation. Councilmember Sawant has called for something similar, although less specific, creating posters that demand using the money to build 1,000 new affordable homes.\nJuarez has called Sawant\u2019s new affordable housing campaign \u201ca false narrative\u201d that \u201craises expectations and hope.\u201d This kind of bond, she says, can only be used for capitol projects.The City of Seattle is not in the business of building housing, which is outsourced instead to the Seattle Housing Authority or nonprofit housing developers like the Low Income Housing Institute.\n\u201cYou don\u2019t issue exigent bonds for programs,\u201d she says. \u201cSo if you do that, you\u2019re saying we\u2019re going to become landlords.\u201d\nCity Budget Officer Ben Noble agrees, saying in an email: \u201cThe funding source proposed for the North Precinct REET (Real Estate Excise Tax) cannot be used for housing. 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        "raw_content": "scientists surprised by fasting results\nVisualisation is a great interest of mine.\nI know we're all the result of thoughts we keep thinking and entrenched beliefs as a result of those thoughts. There's also experience. As soon as we were born we started learning about the solidity of matter. We're told, in scientific terms, that this solidity is an illusion -- but it's a powerful one, that's for sure. I still can't put my hand through the wardrobe door; I have to open it.\nTwice in my life I've had improbable visions that worked, and I understand what is meant by KNOWING it's going to work.\n1) I was living in a run-down crime-prone area in a major city. One day I locked myself out and discovered it was child's play to break in. Eek! I gave a month's notice on my rented house and started the foot-slog of looking for a sturdier dwelling.\nIn the final week, with a new tenant ready to move in at the weekend, I got home from another abortive search, shucked off my shoes and lay on my bed, thinking: \"Where am I going to live?\" Immediately I got a sense of being whooshed up a flight of stone steps towards a red front door. I saw every detail of it. I KNEW it was out there.\nNext day the agents sent me to look at a place I'd passed many times without noticing it. It was exactly what I'd seen while lying on my bed. The tenant was madly vacuuming the carpets, because she was worried, too. She'd had a family crisis, was breaking a lease, and had been told she was liable for rent until someone else signed up. We were both amazed to find we needed to move on the same day.\nLooking through it was just a formality. That was a weird one. Two frantic women beaming off distress signals, brilliantly matched up by... what?\n2) I went with friends to a casino, also something I'd done many times before. Within a very short time I found a poker machine I 'knew' was going to pay out. Every other time I've been to a casino I've taken an amount I could afford to lose, and lost it. This time, once I'd gone through my 'bank', I went to an ATM in the foyer while an anxious friend guarded the machine.\nI went back to the ATM several times while my friends got increasingly worried. When the machine paid out about three times what I'd put in, we were all happy to leave.\nIn both cases there was a 'knowing'. It was very strong. I realise example 2 is a concern, because all addicted gamblers are convinced they're going to get it back with interest one fine day. Or are they? I suspect it's the energy of desperation that robs them over and over again.\nI don't think I've had more than my share of manifesting things with visualisation that challenges the status quo. Both my examples 'happened' to me. They seemed to come from elsewhere, or rather, the 'knowing' came from elsewhere.\nThe easiest stuff to manifest is change in ourselves. We can defeat or exalt ourselves in our own heads, right? Hopeless thoughts lead to hopeless outcomes. We need to KNOW we can change our lives before we can do so.\nFor me, this KNOWING is a gut feeling (solar plexus region) of connectedness. I felt connected to the new home, the casino win. I also have the experience of disconnect from two or three long-held aspirations. In each case, I suspect it's because I'm concerned about unknown repercussions of having what I believe I'm asking for.\nRight now, the 'easiest' goal for me is altering my physical-emotional self. I'm committed to regaining bodily health through fasting, and perhaps becoming a long-term non-eater. There is no dread of unforeseen repercussions, because I've been through it before http://forum.breatharian.info/viewtopic.php?t=1063 and my only regret is that I was unable to keep going with it. If I'm hungry, I'll eat. Simple.\nMy task now is to visualise the results and feelings of ingesting nothing but water. I'm so glad I have that earlier experience, so that the visualising is backed up by memory.\nWhen I get that KNOWING Joachim writes about, I'll be on my way!",
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        "raw_content": "hi careerage i've finished my +2 this year and i want to go for bsc biotechnology.i want to do it from the o.u. please tell the process for that.\n- Ajith\nRe: B.Sc. Biotechnology\nby vipul sharma \u00bb Wed Jul 02, 2008 12:23 am\nOsmania University\u2019s Faculty of Science offers two types of B.Sc degrees. One is normal B.Sc with different combinations and other is B.Sc (Audiology, Speech Language Pathology) i.e. B.Sc (A.SLP). As you want to do B.Sc Biotechnology, so you can opt for normal B.Sc and can take any of these combinations:\n1.\tMicrobiology, Bio-Technology, Chemistry\n2.\tBiochemistry, Bio-Technology, Chemistry\n3.\tBio-Technology, Zoology, Chemistry\nFor admission to B.Sc candidate should have to pass in the two year intermediate examination of A.P or +2 examinations recognized as equivalent thereto and with an aggregate of 40% marks (pass for SC & ST candidates) in the concerned science subjects viz physical science & maths group Or physical science & biological science as the case may be. Admission by the college is based on the merit subject to rules of reservation.\nCommencement of sale of admission forms and registration are in first week of June. So contact university as soon as possible. You can contact University at http://www.osmania.ac.in.",
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        "raw_content": "Diseases Kidney cancer\nKidney cancer is a malignant cell growth (a tumour) in the kidneys. Its medical name is renal cell carcinoma. A tumour in the kidney can also be benign.\nKidney cancer is a general term. There are many variations of tumours in the kidney and stages of the disease. Your treatment and experience depend on the specific characteristics of the tumour and the expertise of your medical team.\nThe sections in this series provide general information about kidney cancer, diagnosis, and treatment options. Discuss your individual situation with your doctor.\nWhat is the function of the kidneys?\nThe kidneys are two bean-shaped organs in the back of the abdomen which filter your blood and produce urine. They are important for various processes in the body, including regulating your blood pressure, the production of blood cells, and keeping your bones healthy\nKidney cancer represents around 2% of all cancer diagnoses worldwide. 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The doctor may also perform a physical examination and take blood and urine for testing.\nWith the results of your scan, the urologist can define the stage of the disease. By analysing tumour tissue, received either during surgery or biopsy, the pathologist determines the subtype of the tumour and whether or not it is an aggressive form. Together, the stage, subtype, and aggressiveness of the tumour form the classification.\nClassification of the kidney tumour is used to estimate your individual prognosis. Based on this individual prognosis your doctor will discuss the best treatment pathway for you.\nIn some cases you may need additional tests to check your kidney function. 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This is known as metastatic disease.\nKidney tumours are classified according to their stage, subtype, and the grade of aggressiveness of the tumour cells. These three elements are the basis for your possible treatment pathway.\nThe best option for the treatment of a kidney tumour is surgical removal. Localized kidney cancer can be removed through either partial nephrectomy or radical nephrectomy. Both procedures can be performed by open or laparoscopic surgery. Laparoscopic surgery can also be done with the aid of a surgical robot system.\nDuring a partial nephrectomy only the tumour is removed, leaving the healthy kidney tissue untouched. This surgery is recommended whenever possible. If it is not possible to remove the whole tumour and leave part of the kidney intact, your doctor will recommend radical nephrectomy. This means that the kidney in which the tumour is located and the surrounding tissue are completely removed.\nSometimes, surgery may not be the best option for you. This may be because of your age or medical condition, for example. If the tumour is smaller than 4 cm, your doctor may suggest a period of active surveillance. During active surveillance, your doctor schedules regular visits to monitor the tumour. If the tumour continues to grow you may need further treatment. A good option in this case may be ablation therapy.\nAblation therapy can be either radiofrequency ablation (RFA) or cryotherapy. The aim of these procedures is to kill tumour cells by heating (RFA) or freezing (cryotherapy).\nThese are some topics you should discuss with your doctor when planning your treatment pathway:\nIf there are any cases of kidney cancer in your family\nWhat to consider if you only have one kidney\nWhether your kidney function is normal or if it has already been affected by other conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure\nWhether you have a tumour in one or both of your kidneys\nThe kind of treatment available at your hospital\nThe expertise of your doctor. Ask your doctor about his or her experience with the recommended treatment option\nYour personal preferences and values\nSupport during and after treatment\nPartial nephrectomy is a surgical treatment option for localized kidney cancer. It is recommended whenever possible. The aim is to remove the part of the kidney that has been affected by the tumour, and leave as much as possible of the healthy kidney tissue.\nFor a partial nephrectomy you will receive general anaesthesia. During surgery you will lay on your side or on your back, depending on the location and the size of the tumour.\nRadical nephrectomy is a surgical treatment option for localized kidney cancer. The aim is to remove the whole kidney and the surrounding fatty tissue. This surgery is performed when it is not possible to remove the tumour and leave part of the kidney intact. It is generally recommended for kidney cancers in stage II, or for stage I tumours when partial nephrectomy is not an option. Most people can live with only one functioning kidney without major complications.\nFor a radical nephrectomy you will receive general anaesthesia. During surgery you will lay on your side or on your back, depending on the location and the size of the tumour.\nRadiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a treatment option for kidney cancer. It uses the heat produced by high-frequency radio waves to kill the cancer cells. The radio waves reach the tumour through a needle (Fig. 1).\nUsually RFA is performed through the skin and the doctor uses ultrasound or a CT scan to guide the needle. In order to know the subtype of the tumour, a biopsy is generally performed before starting the treatment. For this procedure you usually receive local anaesthesia, but in some cases general anaesthesia is necessary. RFA can also be performed during laparoscopic or open surgery.\nYour doctor may suggest RFA treatment if you have a small kidney tumour (less than 4 cm) and surgery is not an option for you. This may be related to your age or any medical conditions which make surgery dangerous for you.\nRFA is an effective and safe treatment for a small kidney tumour but there is a risk that tumour cells are left in the kidney after RFA. This means that the chance of recurrence is higher than after surgery.\nWhile the procedure is safe, there are risks of complications. The most common complications include pain around the treated area and a prickling or tingling sensation of your skin, known as paraesthesia. Bleeding can also occur, and in rare cases it may lead to a blood transfusion. After RFA, urine can leak and collect around the kidney. During treatment, your ureter, spleen, liver, or bowel may be injured.\nAfter RFA, follow-up visits are scheduled every 3 months. During these, CT or MRI scans are used to monitor your kidney and detect possible tumour recurrence on time.\nRFA can be performed more than once, in case of tumour recurrence or if the first treatment was unsuccessful.\nActive surveillance is a form of treatment for localized kidney cancer in which the doctor actively monitors the tumour. It is recommended if surgery is not the best option for you and you have a tumour in your kidney which is smaller than 4 cm.\nSome of the reasons why your doctor may say you are unfit for surgery include your age or any medical conditions which make surgery dangerous for you. To determine if active surveillance is an option, your doctor may want to perform a renal tumour biopsy. The tumour tissue taken during biopsy is analysed to make sure it is not aggressive. If the tumour is aggressive and surveillance is not an option for you, you may be recommended further treatment.\nIf you are a good candidate for active surveillance, your doctor will set up a strict visiting schedule. On each visit, the urologist asks questions about any noticeable changes in your health, performs a physical examination, and discusses the results of your blood tests. Before each visit you get a CT or an ultrasound scan of your abdomen to monitor the growth of the tumour. An x-ray of your chest may also be done to check your lungs.\nIn most cases, a follow-up visit is needed every 3 months in the first year after diagnosis. In the following 2 years the visits are scheduled every 6 months, and then once a year.\nIn general, small kidney tumours tend to grow slowly and the cancer rarely spreads to other organs. If tests during follow-up show that the tumour is growing fast, or if you develop symptoms which may indicate the disease is advancing, the urologist will immediately plan further treatment.\nOptions for further treatment include surgery to remove the tumour or the whole kidney, or ablation of the tumour by cryotherapy or radiofrequency ablation (RFA). Factors which influence the decision for the best treatment option include:\nOther medical problems you may have\nThe location of the tumour\nThe subtype of the tumour\nIf surgery is selected, partial nephrectomy should be favoured whenever possible. During this surgery, the tumour is removed but the surgeon leaves as much as possible of the healthy tissue of the kidney intact.\nCryotherapy, also known as cryoablation, is a treatment option for kidney cancer. It uses a liquefied gas, most commonly liquid nitrogen or argon, to kill tumour cells by freezing them. The liquefied gas reaches the tumour through a needle. In order to know the subtype of the tumour, a biopsy is generally performed before starting the treatment (Fig. 1).\nUsually cryotherapy is performed through the skin and the doctor uses ultrasound or a CT scan to guide the needle. Cryotherapy can also be performed during laparoscopic or open surgery. During the procedure the temperature of the kidney tissue and surrounding organs is carefully checked by thermo sensors.\nYour doctor may suggest cryotherapy if you have a small kidney tumour (less than 4 cm) and surgery is not the best option for you. This may be related to your age or any medical conditions which make surgery dangerous for you.\nCryotherapy is an effective and safe treatment for a small kidney tumour but there is a risk that tumour cells are left in the kidney after the procedure. This means that the chance of recurrence is higher than after surgery.\nWhile the procedure is safe, there are risks of complications. The most common complications include bleeding and a build-up of blood inside the kidney known as perinephric haematoma. During treatment, your ureter, spleen, liver, or bowel may be injured. You could also experience paraesthesia around the treated area, which is a prickling or tingling sensation of the skin.\nAfter cryotherapy, follow-up visits are scheduled every 3 months. During these, CT scan or MRI are used to monitor your kidney and detect possible tumour recurrence on time.\nCryotherapy can be performed more than once, in case of tumour recurrence or if the first treatment was unsuccessful.\nKidney tumours can spread to other organs or distant lymph nodes. This is called metastatic disease. In metastatic disease, the kidney tumour is referred to as the primary tumour and the tumours in other organs are called metastases. Your doctor may recommend to treat metastatic disease with surgery, usually in combination with antiangiogenic therapy, also known as targeted therapy. In rare cases, immunotherapy is also used. For the treatment of metastases, radiotherapy may be recommended.\nGenerally, metastatic disease cannot be cured. The treatment of metastatic disease aims to reduce the size of the primary tumour and the metastases. This will give you the chance to live longer and have fewer symptoms.\nThis section describes the different treatment options, which you should discuss with your doctor.\nThis is general information which is not specified to your individual needs. Keep in mind that situations can vary in different countries.\nWhat is metastatic kidney cancer?\nIf kidney cancer metastasizes, it generally spreads to the lungs, bones, distant lymph nodes, or the brain (Fig. 1). Metastases can be seen on a CT scan, either on initial diagnosis or during follow-up visits after treatment. They could also be detected because they cause symptoms. Metastatic disease may be asymptomatic or can cause different symptoms, according to where the cancer has spread. The most frequent symptoms are a persistent cough in case of lung metastasis, or bone pain if the cancer has spread to the bones.\nIf you have metastatic disease, surgical removal of the kidney is recommended to reduce the size of the tumour and relieve symptoms. This surgery is called cytoreductive nephrectomy. The procedure is only possible if you are fit enough to undergo surgery. If successful, you can live longer and with fewer side effects.\nIf the metastases cause much pain or other symptoms, you may have further surgery to remove those metastatic tumours. Your doctor may recommend this if the tumours can be removed and you are fit for major surgery.\nIf the primary tumour is not very large or if your other kidney is not working well, your doctor may recommend cytoreductive partial nephrectomy. During this surgery, the doctor leaves as much as possible of the healthy kidney tissue intact.\nIn metastatic disease, surgery is generally combined with drug therapy. There are several types of drug treatment for kidney cancer:\nAntiangiogenic therapy, commonly described as targeted therapy\nChemotherapy, in combination with immunotherapy\nThe most commonly used drug treatment for kidney cancer is antiangiogenic therapy.\nYour doctor may recommend drug treatment before surgery to shrink the tumour so it can be removed. In some cases, antiangiogenic therapy is used before surgery to see how the cancer responds to it. If it responds well, treatment continues after surgery. It is also possible that your doctor recommends drug treatment only after surgery.\nIf surgery is not possible, you will start treatment with drug therapies right away. These drugs influence the mechanisms that tumours use to grow. Generally, antiangiogenic therapy is used. In rare cases you may be recommended immunotherapy. Drug therapy can relieve your symptoms and may shrink the primary tumour and the metastases.\nIf the metastases still cause symptoms after surgery or while you receive drug treatment, radiotherapy may help to relieve them further.\nThese are some topics you should discuss with your doctor when planning your care pathway:\nWhether you have one or more tumours in one or both of your kidneys\nWhere the cancer has spread to\nDrug Treatment for Metastatic Disease\nDrug treatment is a common option for metastatic kidney cancer. There are several types of treatment:\nThese drugs influence the mechanisms that tumours use to grow. All decisions about the right therapy for you are taken after careful consideration of your general condition, your symptoms, and your prognosis. Further tests or scans are also used to see which treatment to select.\nGenerally, antiangiogenic therapy is recommended for kidney cancer. If you have a rare type of kidney cancer, your doctor may recommend chemotherapy treatment in combination with immunotherapy.\nRadiation Therapy for Metastatic Disease\nRadiation therapy damages and kills the cancerous tissue. Kidney tumours are generally not very responsive to radiation therapy. Because of this, the therapy is only recommended to relieve symptoms caused by the primary tumour or metastases that cannot be removed by surgery. Treatment can be given in a single dose of radiation. You could also need to go to the hospital several times for a fractionated course of radiation therapy. In this case you receive one dose of radiation per day.\nRadiation therapy for kidney cancer is generally recommended as part of a palliative care approach.\nCytoreductive Nephrectomy\nCytoreductive nephrectomy is recommended for metastatic kidney cancer if you are fit for surgery and if the tumour can be removed. The aim is to remove as much of the tumour as possible. In order to do this, it may be necessary to remove surrounding organs such as the spleen or the pancreas, or parts of the intestines or the liver.\nFor cytoreductive nephrectomy you will receive general anaesthesia. During the surgery, you will lay on your side or on your back, depending on the location and the size of the tumour.\nLocally-advanced Kidney Cancer\nIf you are diagnosed with locally-advanced kidney cancer, your doctor can recommend to treat the cancer with radical nephrectomy or embolization. Each procedure has its own advantages and disadvantages. The choice of treatment depends on your individual situation.\nWhat is locally-advanced kidney cancer?\nLocally-advanced kidney cancer refers to a tumour which has spread to or beyond the blood vessels, tissue, organs, or lymph nodes surrounding the kidney. It may be a stage III or IV tumour, depending on how far outside the kidney the tumour has spread .\nThe most common treatment to cure locally-advanced kidney cancer is surgical removal of the kidney which contains the tumour.\nLocally-advanced kidney cancer can be treated with a procedure called radical nephrectomy. This means that the kidney where the tumour is located and the surrounding tissue are removed. Radical nephrectomy can be performed by open or laparoscopic surgery. If surgery is impossible or risky, the doctor may recommend embolization.\nEmbolization is a treatment option for locally-advanced kidney cancer. Your doctor may recommend embolization if you are unfit for surgery and the tumour causes symptoms like bleeding or pain. This treatment is only recommended if surgery is impossible or risky. During this treatment a small catheter is inserted in the groin to reach the blood vessels around the kidney.\nRadical nephrectomy is a surgical treatment option for locally-advanced kidney cancer. The aim is to remove the whole kidney that contains the tumour and the surrounding fatty tissue. In locally-advanced kidney cancers it may not be possible to remove the tumour and leave part of the kidney intact. Most people can live with only one functioning kidney without major complications.\nYou may need additional surgical procedures to remove the entire tumour. These include the removal of enlarged lymph nodes or the adrenal gland.\nFor a radical nephrectomy you will receive general anaesthesia. During the surgery, you will lay on your side or on your back, depending on the location and size of the tumour.",
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        "raw_content": "DVD stands for Digital Versatile Disc (I bet you thought the V was for Video?). Probably about a movie / video I watched, this would include Blu-Ray DVDs these days. I might be talking about using them for computer backups or something else geeky (they are versatile you know!).\nNew 13 inch MacBooks\nSo the new 13-inch MacBooks look nice, but nothing to run out and ditch your current model unless you\u2019ve been waiting for a new one. They have two new metal models and the lower-end white plastic model but still really nice white-plastic model for $999. The processor still tops out at 2.4 GHz on the fastest model (but they upped the bus speed about 33% so that\u2019ll help). The important parts (IMHO) are:\nLED Screen \u2013 Brighter and lower power (I think this is only on the metal models).\nBacklit keyboard on the fastest model.\nNew NVIDIA graphic chips (only on the metal models) \u2013 These should make the graphics faster (but they still use shared memory) and as a result make your computer faster.\nThe metal models weigh a 1/2 pound less and should be more durable.\nNo firewire on the metal models and they did not increase the number of USB ports (if you need an external drive you\u2019re short one port now).\nOn the metal models: They changed the video connector, battery and they come standard with 2 GB of DDR3 memory now (so don\u2019t plan on moving that from your old machine to the new).\nNew bigger glass trackpad about the size of an iPhone (only on metal models)\nNo combo drives! The low-end model has a Super-Drive DVD-Burner now; previously it\u2019s always had a DVD Reader / CD burner combo drive.\nSmaller packaging and the computers are supposed to be more ecological to dispose of.\nAll in all, nice new machines. I\u2019d probably wait until the next speed refresh when they might have some of the bugs out (as many new models have). $1599 for the high end model (plus $150 for a total of 4 GB of memory and $100 for a 320 GB hard drive).\nI\u2019d really like the LED display, the backlit keyboard and the metal case (if it is stronger); I\u2019m pretty rough on my machine and my current plastic MacBook just isn\u2019t holding up as well as my old 12 inch iBook.\nI\u2019m assuming when they run out of old parts the plastic version will get the same display, new trackpad and same graphic chips (and lose the firewire); or possibly become a metal model, it\u2019s gotta cost them a lot to tool the low end machine completely differently.Later:\nLooking at the MacWorld speed tests, comparing 2.4 GHz models (13 inch new, 13 inch last Feb. (mine), and 15 inch), the speed differences are negligible when it comes to plan old processing (even with the 33% bus increase) it\u2019s the PhotoShop (still minor) and Quake (WOW!) where the differences are. Similar results were found by Primate Labs with a 3% overall difference in the 2.4 GHz machines.\nTags: [Apple, Apple iOS, DVD, MacBook, unibody]\nTo Blu-Ray or not to Blu-Ray (it\u2019s sort of the question)\nI hadn\u2019t really thought much about it but I see they\u2019ve been releasing TV shows on DVD Blu-Ray, that\u2019ll be nice when the prices go down. I think \u201cthey\u201d need to announce when they plan to discontinue regular DVDs. I think they sooner they do this it\u2019ll drive down the cost of Blu-Ray discs and Blu-Ray players and we can all be happier. With the TV format change next year, it seems like this couldn\u2019t be done in the next few years, as long as someone would make an announcement. There has got to be some people holding back because of this!\nSpeaking of Blu-Ray, Iron Man might be the one to get me to finally take the leap. The effects were so excellent, it\u2019d be a great first one to watch on (my theoretical) new player.\nI have purchased a few Blu-Ray DVDs when they\u2019ve been way on sale but still no player for me\u2026\nTags: [Blu-Ray, DVD, iron man, TV]\nI lost most of my Chicago photos :(\nI\u2019ve got a very strict process I follow when copying photos from a camera:\nLock the memory chip (which I always forget to do).\nCopy the photos to a computer.\nIf I copy the photos to another device (CD, DVD, FTP, external hard driver) then I delete the files from the memory chip.\nIf I can\u2019t copy them, I move them to a folder on the chip \u201cto delete\u201d so that I know there is a copy somewhere but not a great copy yet (and then I don\u2019t confuse old pictures with new).\nI was in a hurry I wanted to get that stuff done before the train took off, I figured someone would sit next to me since the train is sold out and I wanted to get all the USB SD adaptor and cameras put away.\nThe first thing I did was that I moved them to a new folder and then something bad happened. I\u2019m not sure if I tried to drag the new folder to my computer too soon or what but I had to force a reboot and they chip is now goofed. I will be using some recovery software on this. I had just quick reformatted the chip so all the files should be sequential so I\u2019m hopeful.\nI took lots of photos and video while testing this new camera out with the bloggers and while running around Chicago. I\u2019m so bummed. I guess I\u2019ve got 5 hours on the train to see if I can find some software to download to fix it. I do have a few photos I took on my other camera, but none of the DaveCago people are on it and neither are any of the night shots I was taking (after a second look, other than out my hotel room window, I really didn\u2019t take any with the other camera).\nAny Macintosh software suggestions? I have a Windows machine if you have a Windows only suggestion.\nTags: [Aiptek, backup, Chicago, DaveCago, DVD, photos]\nStealing Beauty \u2013 Review\nAs I mentioned last week I was going to watch Stealing Beauty with Liv Tyler. I\u2019m pretty sure that was the first thing I ever saw her in and she was so enchanting in it. She\u2019s plays this sweet 19 year-old name Lucy (and Liv was 19 at the time) who goes to visit close family friends in an isolated mini-artians community in Italy. Most everyone there is older and they\u2019re all interested in every little thing about her.\nJeremy Irons plays another friend of the community who is ill and just staying there to live out his last days. Lucy and Alex get to be close friends and being with her just adds new energy to his life. It\u2019s almost as if these older characters are psychic vampires and are just absorbing whatever than can from her (it\u2019s a strange analogy but I thought it more than once), it\u2019s kind of funny in their limited gossipy community that she just brings a new energy to their little community.\nI was disappointed in the quality of the DVD, I really expected more from the wonderful scenery in the movie. It was something that I originally at the \u201carts theatre\u201d and it had some great scenery and it just didn\u2019t transfer very well.\nIt\u2019s a strange movie with some odd little sub-plots that I had forgotten about (it was 16 years ago) but like I said it was at the arts theatre and I don\u2019t remember it getting released in the major markets (at least in Michigan).\nTags: [DVD, Italy, Jeremy Irons, Liv Tyler, Stealing Beauty]\nThe Day The Earth Stood Still \u2013 The Original\nSo I watched the 1951 version of The Day The Earth Stood Still last night and as I said last week it is still an amazing science fiction movie. I made Kelly sit through it so I was hoping it was as good as I remembered, it was (and she seemed to think so too).\nThe line this movie is the most famous for is\nIt\u2019s certainly not as mainstream as \u201cthese aren\u2019t the droids you\u2019re looking for\u201d, but\u2026\nThis was one of the first movie DVDs I ever purchased (maybe the first), it hit a good price on-line so I picked it up (I never bought movies for VHS but that\u2019s about the time when I started for DVDs). I never watched it until now. THe sound was THX remastered and was very clear but the voices just weren\u2019t as loud as the sound effects so if you turned it up to hear the next time the sound effects came on it was blaring. The good part was there wasn\u2019t a lot where people were talking and there were effects.\nOne of my favorite quotes from the movie was\n\u201cI am fearful when I see people substituting fear for reason.\u201d\nIt was definitely a thinking sci-fi movie\u2026\nInstant gratification: You can rent it from Amazon for your TiVo or from iTunes (but it\u2019s only $7.50 to buy it from Amazon).\nTags: [DVD, fiction, Gort, iTunes, klaatu barada nikto, science, science fiction, The Day The Earth Stood Still, TiVo]\nTags: [Amazon Unbox, Doomsday, DVD, DVR, PG-13, Superman, TiVo, Unbox]\n.Mac Just got WAY bigger !\nI\u2019ve mentioned Apple\u2019s .Mac service before and I really like it. Apple has expanded their .Mac on-line backup/syncing to 10GB (from 1 GB). Apple has always been behind the curve in how much storage space for the cost ($99 a year) but they\u2019ve made up for it. With the increased storage it really makes the family plan more practical and affordable too.\nIf you have a Macintosh, you\u2019ll love this (especially if you have a laptop or more than one Mac). It\u2019s a remote backup / synchronization / file sharing / training / web publishing software service rolled all-in-one! The biggest feature to me is that if you use your iDisk for all your documents, the next time you connect to the internet it seamlessly synchronizes this document to the server & all your other Macs and you can access the files from any web browser on any platform (it also keeps a copy of all your documents on your hard drive so you can see them if you aren\u2019t on-line). It also synchronizes your bookmarks, e-mail, calendar, contacts data/settings across all your Macs. So if I drop my laptop (or have it stolen), I don\u2019t lose any of my data (as long I\u2019ve been on the internet recently).\nWith the extra storage I can save all my purchased iTunes to to my .Mac Music folder and it\u2019ll be on all my computers and I don\u2019t need to make a copy until I have a DVD\u2019s worth of music. The same goes for my photos, I\u2019m always worried about losing my irreplaceable photos.\nFor regular documents, you\u2019ll never notice that it\u2019s biggest downside, it\u2019s slow. But if you drag a bunch of huge files in there it\u2019ll take a while, but since it\u2019s seamless you\u2019ll probably never notice, if it doesn\u2019t have enough time, it\u2019ll just continue the next time you\u2019re on the \u2018net! To get more info you have to read my earlier post (I\u2019m already repeating myself from that one).\nTags: [.Mac, Apple, back up, backup, dot Mac, DVD, iTunes, iWeb, Mobile Me, MobileMe]\nMmmmm\u2026. AppleTV !\nSo I\u2019ve been very interested in the AppleTV and never got around to trying it. But I was feeling pretty happy after happy hour yeast and Best Buy has a good return policy so I\u2019m now the proud owner of an AppleTV (40GB). It\u2019s very cool. Very easy to install. Very easy to configure. Pure yummy Apple perfection. And there is no way I\u2019m going to return it!\nTwo user-interface suggestions:\n1) They need a better distinction between the computer you sync with and the computers you stream from. This needs to be better in the AppleTV and in iTunes.\n2) The top menu item says AppleTV and it looks like it\u2019s a title and not a menu item (it actually takes you back to the main menu) and it\u2019s confusing. I\u2019ve read about this but I forgot about it\u2026\n3) Put in a DVD player and a video/s-video port. (This doesn\u2019t count since it\u2019s not an interface issue).\n3b) Safari would be cool too! This would just be for .Mac members so it would interface with your bookmarks!\nIf you think you\u2019d like one of these, then run and go get one, it\u2019s way cool.\nTags: [Apple, Apple TV, AppleTV, DVD, iTunes, TV]\nComcast Cable and Internet\nSo I\u2019ve gotten more than a few people hitting my site from search engines from the word \u201cComcast\u201d and since I just adjusted my plan (again) I thought I\u2019d mention my current Comcast plans and maybe save y\u2019all a few bucks. First I\u2019ll mention that I try to pay attention to recurring costs and utilities especially paying attention to my cable / internet bills since they are more of a luxury that heat or electricity.\nIf you don\u2019t care about (possibly) saving money, don\u2019t read the rest of this\u2026Cable TV \u2013 I generally just get econo-basic, it\u2019s generally available on most cable systems (I think many cities/townships require a cheap plan in the contract), it\u2019s just generally the first 20-30 channels on the cable system, it\u2019s on $12 (on my system) and usually doesn\u2019t require a cable box (on most systems). I don\u2019t want many more channels than that so it suites me fine. I think the next package up these days is $29.99 so that\u2019s a big jump if I don\u2019t want all those channels anyways. Here\u2019s the thing if you want internet, the prices there quote for internet are $15 more if you don\u2019t have cable so it\u2019s really $3 cheaper to have cable TV with your cable internet.\nRemember, just because one sales person doesn\u2019t know about a service doesn\u2019t mean it doesn\u2019t exist. If someone can\u2019t help you, call back later and check with them.\nHD TV \u2013 So on top of the econo-basic I pay $7 a month for an HD box (it just jumped up from $5), this gets me most of the major networks and a few more channels in HD. Please note, I do not have a HD TV, so I don\u2019t get the full benefit, but it does look like it\u2019s DVD quality (it\u2019s definitely better than digital cable).\nCable Internet \u2013 Every 6 to 12 months I call and complain about the rates ($43 a month 6,000 down/384 up). I mention other offers (competing companies and DSL) and they usually drop my bill about $5-$15 a month for the next 6-12 months. Last time I called they offered me the deluxe service for $30 a month and this was 8,000 down/768 up so I took the offer. It\u2019s normally $53 a month but it was a promotion and this expired this week so I canceled it. I do notice it\u2019s a little slower (I actually think it\u2019s the slower up speed that I\u2019m noticing) but I\u2019m debating if it\u2019s worth $120 a year for the faster speed\u2026\nAnd don\u2019t forget you can buy your own cable modem and save $3-$5 a month. If signing up for new service (via Best Buy, Circuit City, CompUSA, etc.) you can generally get these for free after rebate so it\u2019s really worth doing\u2026\nHere\u2019s the thing when I called yesterday to change the plan they said they didn\u2019t have any other packages (besides these 6,000 and 8,000) but I just checked my bill to verify these costs for this post and I seen they have a 4,000 (4 meg) plan (the bill was clarifying the names of the new plans starting May 1). FYI, they usually offer a $25 service too that\u2019s 384 down (I think it\u2019s 384 up), that\u2019s not too fast but it\u2019s better than dial-up (and it\u2019s always on).\nUPDATE: Tonight, no one seemed to think the 384 down service still exists, which is very funny since they just renamed it to \u201cEconomy\u201d. So I\u2019ve had two people tell me the Performance Lite at 4,000 (4 Meg) is $25 ($24.95 actually) in my area so I switched to it (that would really be some savings from $43 a month). But when they switched me I\u2019m just getting 384 up and down, I\u2019ve had this happen before when they\u2019ve offered plans to me. So, it turns out that he thought that it\u2019s an either the Economy (384 down) or the Performance Lite (4,000 down); both are $25 a month, I will be calling back in a few weeks to double-check that is really the case. But they did give me $5 off a month for the next 12 months for the time it took (about 50 minutes) so that\u2019s something; I\u2019d rather have had 4,000 down for $25 a month\u2026\nSo the end result of tonight\u2019s call is that 4,000 down for $24.95 (performance lite from Comcast) is not an option in my area but it might be in yours (or a similar plan from your company). Just test it while you\u2019re on the phone to make sure it\u2019s really that fast before you hang up\u2026\nTags: [billing, cable, cable modem, comcast, DVD, economy, internet, modem, recurring costs, utilities]\nMy New TV \u2013 Acer XD1150 DLP Digital Projector Review\nWritten By: Gary on November 30, 2006\t35 Comments\nSo I was watching television the other day and I knew the picture looked a little dim. I use a computer projector for my TV so I use the wall as my screen (it\u2019s about 100 inches diagonally) and it\u2019s great for movies and regular TV. So I checked the hours for the bulb and it was supposed to be good for another 350 hours but then it abruptly died that night.\nMy intent when I bought the projector a few years ago was to keep it until it died and replace it with a much brighter one with more features once I used up the bulb (bulbs are about $300). Projectors drop significantly in price all the time. For example, the cheapest Epson projector 5 years ago was in the $2200 range and now a significantly brighter model (possibly with a higher resolution) is now $675-ish (those are education prices and I\u2019d have to pay more). But I don\u2019t want the comparable model, I want the deluxe model!\nSo now I\u2019ve got a dilemma, do I replace the bulb ($300) or buy the projector I want ($2000 that I wasn\u2019t ready to spend) knowing the prices will keep dropping and features will keep growing?? The answer was the Black Friday ads, I saw multiple projectors for $400 (after rebate) and $500. 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Do you see where I\u2019m going with this? If you\u2019re thinking of erasing your system anyways, why not try Linux now?\nReally the easiest way to try Linux is with some installation CDs or DVDs. Tux really likes the KDE environment but I don\u2019t see downloadable disc images anywhere (that\u2019s clear enough for me to make a recommendation for one distribution) but I do see them for Fedora so I\u2019m going to recommend downloading RedHat Fedora which is what I use (when I use). But if you don\u2019t know how to work with burning ISO images and such the easiest option is probably to just go buy a Linux magazine from some bookstore that comes with CDs/DVDs (but be sure if you don\u2019t have a DVD play you get a magazine with CDs). Or you can pick up a book with a set of CDs or DVD so that you can try it out just make sure the copyright of the book is at least 2006 so you know you\u2019re getting a recent version. 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        "raw_content": "You May Buy this Book at\nwww.GnosticBooks.Com\nWho Is Evelyn Underhill (1875-1941)?\nEvelyn Underhill was born in Wolverhampton in 1875, the daughter of a London barrister, and married in 1907 to a childhood friend who was also a lawyer. During her youth she was a member of The Golden Dawn. She was educated at King's College for Women in London.\nIn 1921, she served as the Upton Lecturer on the Philosophy of Religion at Manchester College, Oxford, and was the first woman to ever give a series of lectures on theology at that school. Her writing and lectures brought her an international reputation and a fellowship at Kings College for Women.\nShe published her first book in 1902. Her most famous work is Mysticism: a Comprehensive Study of the Spiritual Life and Religious Experience. During her lifetime, and in particular from the publication of Mysticism in until her death in 1941, Underhill was one of the best-known spiritual writers in Great Britain. Several editions have been published, not only in England, but also in France and Germany. It now more and more generally accepted by theologians, philosophers and psychologists, as representing in its intensive form the essential religious experience of man.\nAmong her other works are:\nThe Mystic Way (1913)\nPractical Mysticism (1915)\nThe Essentials of Mysticism (1920)\nThe Life of the Spirit and the Life of Today (1922)\nConcerning the Inner Life\" (1926),\nMan and the Supernatural (1927)\nThe House of the Soul (1929)\nFor more about: Evelyn Underhill, see:\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evelyn_Underhill\nQuest for the Holy: A Lifetime Journey of Personal Transformation\nContents of Mysticism | Gnostic.Org",
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        "raw_content": "The Suez Canal \u00ab \u00ab \u00bb \u00bb Piracy on the high seas\nA Tropical Day\nToday we awoke to the humidity of the tropics. We are still only at 20 degrees north latitude in the Red Sea, so the temperature is not too hot, but hot enough to be the first true shorts and T-shirt day of our trip. The humidity and beautiful weather have brought an extra smile to our day.\nBecky sitting on the bow of the Hanjin Brussels\nWe have discovered the bow area on this ship to be quiet (true on most container ships) and a pleasant place to be. There is a wind/wave break before the containers, which deflects most of the boat wind from the bow area. On this ship, there is a platform right on the bow, where we enjoy sitting and watching the world go by. It also is a great place to meditate and to listen to podcasts.\nWe have also found that on the bow there is enough flat and reasonably clean (nothing outside is truly clean on a container ship) deck space to do yoga. We were reminded how much nicer it is to do yoga outside than in our cabin or hotel room. Becky believes this may be why our yoga practice has fallen into disuse \u2013 because we did not have an outside location in which to practice. Now that we can do yoga outdoors, we hope to have it become our daily ritual again.\nIt is difficult to believe we have already been on board ship for over a week. This trip has not been as full of activity as our previous voyage \u2013 mostly because we are not experiencing the \u201ceverything is new\u201d phenomenon. That being said, we are not feeling like we have accomplished much in the last week. Perhaps the next week and the Indian Ocean will be more productive.\nBy midnight tonight we will leave the Red Sea and enter the Gulf of Aden \u2013 currently the most pirated area in the world. The ship will go onto pirate watch for about 42 hours. Pirate watch consists of having two A/Bs (Able Seamen) on bridge watch \u2013 one on either wing. Also, all the exterior doors are to be locked and we are not permitted to be out walking the decks \u2013 so much for yoga on the bow! The ships engines will be cranked up to full cruising speed \u2013 about 26 knots. At that speed, our pirate risk in minimal \u2013 most of the ships that are taken can only go 8-12 knots.\nWe shall see what tomorrow brings.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, February 19th, 2009 at 8:01 pm\tand is filed under Journal. 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": "The Colby College Environmental Advisory Committee has completed a climate action plan, and has found a more sustainable landfill to utilize. It has also worked on replacing heating oil with biomass and reducing bottled water use. Colby purchases Energy Star appliances whenever possible, and all copier paper, paper towels, tissues, and napkins are made from 100 percent postconsumer recycled content.\nAll of the college's purchased electricity comes from renewable sources. Colby has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent from 1990 levels by 2015. The campus features a cogeneration plant, energy management systems in all buildings, and high-efficiency lighting in 95 percent of buildings. Many buildings also contain instantaneous hot water heaters and lighting occupancy sensors.\nThe college spends 20 percent of its food budget on local products, including items from the on-campus farm. The dining halls serve exclusively hormone-free milk and yogurt, sustainably harvested seafood, and fair trade coffee. All dining halls are trayless, and food scraps are composted. Compost bins are also located outdoors and in residence halls. Printers are set to double-sided as the default.\nAll new buildings must meet LEED Silver standards at a minimum. The campus features five LEED-certified buildings, including two at the Gold level. To reduce water use, all laundry machines have been upgraded for efficiency; all buildings are equipped with low-flow showerheads; and irrigation devices utilize rain sensors.\nStudents have worked on reducing pesticide use, eliminating bottled water, running the bike rental program, and helping in the organic garden. Residents of Green House host sustainability events and try to reduce their resource use. New students are introduced to sustainability through presentations and a zero-waste meal at orientation. Student interns and eco-reps work on sustainability projects.\nColby offers ride-matching and preferable parking to carpoolers. The Jitney takes students around campus and to local destinations, and a subsidy is provided for students to ride shuttles to airports. The college runs a bike-sharing program and partners with a car-sharing program.\nThe college makes a list of all holdings available to trustees, senior administrators, and other select members of the school community. Only information about asset allocation is available online to the public. The college does not make its shareholder voting record public.\nThe college asks that its investment managers handle the details of proxy voting for the majority of its holdings. For other holdings, a multi-stakeholder advisory committee makes proxy voting recommendations to the board.",
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        "raw_content": "Flame Retardants: Lesson learned from exploding laptops\nLessons learned from exploding laptops\nAs co-founder and for 15 years an international leader of Greenpeace, and more recently as a sustainability consultant, I\u2019ve spent all my adult life advancing a consistent green policy framework.\nYet juxtaposing news items have left me wondering whether anybody else is thinking about a consistent set of policies for the future of environmentalism. Read more\nThe truth about Pesticides: How pesticides are saving the Earth\nHow pesticides are saving the Earth\nBy Patrick Moore, PhD\nBack at the time of the first Earth Day in 1970, I was a grad student at the University of British Columbia, preparing to go on the ocean voyage against U.S. hydrogen bomb testing that would result in the birth of Greenpeace. For the next 15 years, I would lead Greenpeace on a range of campaigns, finally leaving in 1986. Read more\nEvery year, flame retardants save hundreds of lives in the United States, and thousands more across the globe.\nNot only do flame retardants reduce the spread of fire, they reduce the threat of ignition in the first place, and give people more time to escape injury. They are particularly important in providing added fire safety in schools, airplanes, automobiles and retirement homes. One of the most common flame retardants is decabromodiphenyl ether (Deca-BDE), which is used in flammable consumer products such as televisions, upholstered furniture and carpets. Read more",
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It is packed in hermetically sealed\ntransparent or nontransparent containers and so processed by heat as to\n(2) The species of shrimp that may be used in the food are of the\nfamilies: Penaeidae, Pandalidae, Crangonidae, and Palaemonidae.\n(3) Styles. Canned shrimp is prepared in one of the following\n(i) Shrimp with readily visible dark vein (dorsal tract, back vein,\nor sand vein).\n(ii) Deveined shrimp containing not less than 95 percent by weight\nof shrimp prepared by removing the dark vein from the first five\nsegments by deliberate cutting action.\n(iii) Shrimp, other than ``deveined'' as described in paragraph\n(a)(3)(ii) of this section, containing not less than 95 percent by\nweight of shrimp with no readily visible dark vein within the first five\n(iv) Broken shrimp, consisting of less than four segments and\notherwise conforming to one of the styles described in paragraph\n(a)(3)(i), (ii), or (iii) of this section.\n(ii) Lemon juice.\n(iv) Nutritive carbohydrate sweeteners.\n(v) Spices or spice oils or spice extracts.\n(vi) Flavorings.\n(vii) Sodium bisulfite.\n(viii) Calcium disodium EDTA (calcium disodium ethylene diamine\ntetra acetate), complying with the provisions of Sec.  172.120 of this\n(5) Labeling. (i) The name of the food is ``shrimp'' or ``shrimps.''\nThe word ``prawns'' may appear on the label in parentheses immediately\nafter the word ``shrimp'' or ``shrimps'' if the shrimp are of large or\nas designated in paragraph (a)(5)(iv) of this section.\n(ii) When the food is of the style described in paragraph (a)(3)(ii)\nof this section, the words ``cleaned,'' ``cleaned (deveined),'' or\n``deveined'' may be declared on the label.\n(iii) When the food is of the style described in paragraph\n(a)(3)(iii) of this section, the words ``contain no dark veins'' or\ntheir equivalent may be declared on the label.\n(iv) When the food is whole shrimp within a size range designated in\ntable I as ``extra large,'' ``large,'' ``medium,'' or ``small'' and does\nnot contain broken shrimp as defined in paragraph (a)(3)(iv) of this\nsection in excess of the amount listed in table II for the applicable\nsize, the appropriate size designation may be declared on the label.\nNumber of shrimp per 28.4 g (1 oz) of  Number of shrimp per 100 g (3.5 oz) of\ndrained product                         drained product\nSize               -------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nOther than                              Other than\ndeveined style      Deveined style      deveined style      Deveined style\nExtra large or jumbo............  Less than 3.5.....  Less than 3.8.....  Less than 12.3....  Less than 13.4.\nLarge...........................  3.5 to 5.0          3.8 to 5.4          12.3 to 17.7        13.4 to 19.1\ninclusive.          inclusive.          inclusive.          inclusive.\nMedium..........................  More than 5.0 but   More than 5.4 but   More than 17.7 but  More than 19.1 but\nnot more than 9.0.  not more than 9.8.  not more than       not more than\n31.8.               34.6.\nSmall...........................  More than 9.0 but   More than 9.8 but   More than 31.8 but  More than 34.6 but\nnot more than       not more than       not more than       not more than\n17.0.               18.4.               60.0.               65.3.\nTiny............................  More than 17.0....  More than 18.4....  More than 60.0....  More than 65.3.\npercent by\nSize                               weight of\nshrimp \\a\\\nExtra large or jumbo........................................           5\nLarge.......................................................           5\nMedium......................................................           5\nSmall.......................................................          10\nTiny........................................................          15\na Grams of broken shrimp per 100 g of cut-out weight as determined in\nSec.   161.173(c) of this section.\n(v) When the food consists of tiny shrimp, as designated in table I\nin paragraph (a)(5)(iv) of this section and does not contain broken\nshrimp as defined in paragraph (a)(3)(iv) of this section in excess of\n15 percent by weight, the name of the food on the label shall be\naccompanied by the word ``tiny'' in type size equal to that used in the\nname of the food.\n(vi) When the food consists of tiny shrimp, as designated in table I\nin paragraph (a)(5)(iv) of this section and contains more than 15\npercent by weight of broken shrimp as defined in paragraph (a)(3)(iv) of\nthis section, the name of the food on the label shall be accompanied by\nthe word ``broken'' or ``pieces'' rather than the word ``tiny,'' in type\nsize equal to that used in the name of the food.\n(vii) When the food consists wholly or in part of sizes other than\ntiny, as designated in table I in paragraph (a)(5)(iv) of this section\nand contains more than 10 percent by weight of broken shrimp as defined\nin paragraph (a)(3)(iv) of this section, the name of the food on the\nlabel shall be accompanied by the word ``broken'' or ``pieces'' in type\n(viii) The name of the food shall include a declaration of any\nflavoring that characterizes the food, as specified in Sec.  101.22 of\nthis chapter, and the term ``spiced'' if spice characterizes the food.\n(ix) Label declaration. Each of the ingredients used in the food\nacceptable when the number of defectives does not exceed the acceptance\nnumber in the sampling plans given in paragraph (a)(6)(ii) of this\nparagraph (a)(6)(ii) of this section are as follows:\nit fails to meet the minimum requirements in paragraph (a)(3) (ii) or\n(iii) of this section for the applicable style, when it exceeds the\ntolerances in paragraph (a)(5)(iv) of this section for the applicable\nsize, or when the labeling fails to meet the requirements of paragraph\n(a)(5) (v), (vi), or (vii) of this section of the applicable size.\n(f) Acceptance number (c). The maximum number of defective sample\nAcceptable Quality Level 6.5\n(c) Fill of container. (1) The standard of fill of transparent or\nnontransparent containers for canned wet pack shrimp is a fill such that\nthe cut-out weight of shrimp taken from each container is not less than\n60 percent of the weight of the water required to fill the container.\nThe weight of the water required to fill the container is determined by\nthe general method provided in Sec.  130.12(a) of this chapter. Cut-out\nweight is determined by the following method: Keep the unopened canned\nshrimp container at a temperature of not less than 68[deg] nor more than\n75 [deg]Fahrenheit for at least 12 hours immediately preceding the\ndetermination. After opening, distribute the shrimp evenly over the\nmeshes of a circular sieve that has been previously weighed. The\nthe contents of the container is less than 1.36 kilograms (3 pounds),\nand 30.5 centimeters (12 inches), if such quantity is 1.36 kilograms (3\npounds) or more. The bottom of the sieve is woven-wire cloth that\ncomplies with the specifications for such cloth set forth as a 2.38 mm\n(No. 8) sieve in the ``Definitions of Terms and Explanatory Notes'' of\nthe ``Official Methods of Analysis of the Association of Official\nAnalytical Chemists,'' 13th Ed. (1980), which is incorporated by\nsieve, incline the sieve at an angle of approximately 17[deg] to 20[deg]\nto facilitate drainage. Allow the shrimp to drain for 2 minutes,\nmeasured from the moment the product is poured onto the sieve. Weigh the\nsieve and the drained shrimp. The weight so found, less the weight of\nthe sieve, shall be considered to be the cut-out weight of the shrimp.\n(2) Sampling and acceptance procedure: A container that falls below\nrequirement for minimum fill prescribed in paragraph (c)(1) of this\nsection is considered a ``defective.'' Determine compliance with\nparagraph (c)(1) of this section as specified in paragraph (a)(6) of\nthis section except that the sample unit shall be the entire contents of\n(3) If canned wet pack shrimp in transparent or nontransparent\ncontainers falls below the applicable standard of fill of container\ngeneral statement of substandard fill provided in Sec.  130.14(b) of\n[43 FR 19840, May 9, 1978; 43 FR 25423, June 13, 1978, as amended at 47\nFR 11833, Mar. 19, 1982; 49 FR 10102, Mar. 19, 1984; 54 FR 24896, June\n12, 1989; 58 FR 2884, Jan. 6, 1994; 63 FR 14035, Mar. 24, 1998]\nEffective Date Note: Paragraphs (a) and (c) of Sec.  161.173 were\nstayed until further notice by a document published at 44 FR 50328, Aug.\nEDTA, CALCIUM DISODIUM",
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        "title": "Grubstreet.ca | Philosophy",
        "raw_content": "On Wednesday, 15 October 1958, Egbert \"Edward\" Roscoe Murrow (1908-1965) spoke to the news people of America. Not many politicians or diplomats were in his audience. A few media and advertising executives littered the venue, out numbered by the waiting staff.\nMurrow directed his to remarks Radio and Television News Directors of American (RTNDA). The RTNDA is an association comprised of the news directors of American television and radio networks and stations. Murrow also directed his message to newspaper and magazine editors, a few, of whom, were present.\nMurrow also targeted his message to men, mostly. In the 1950's, few women had any authority, in the American media or elsewhere. These men decided what was news and what was not. In the midst of the Cold War and an unheralded economic boom, these men were the linchpins of America.\nIf these men decided not to cover a war, it was as good as not fought. When they decided to run a cute picture of a little girl, swinging a hula-hoop around her waist, a fad was born, jobs opened up and the economy picked up steam. Theirs, said Murrow, was a uniquely important task.\nThe script, of \"Good Night and Good Luck,\" the 2005 movie, about the Murrow battle with Senator Joseph McCarthy, scripted by George Clooney and Grant Heslov, used the struggle for responsible journalism in this speech, as its axial theme. Murrow would surely agree, with their decision.\nThe decision to wrap the movie, in this speech, was impeccable. In 1950s, Murrow and Fred Friendly lead CBS News. They understood the importance, the authority, of principled journalism, plied it daily and hoped it would continue, as the norm, improving with time, leading America, bravely, into a bright new world.\nFor a time, Murrow and Friendly held sway. The dollar ultimately drove both out of day-to-day news. Not long after a cancer diagnosis, the chain- smoking Murrow left CBS to work in the Kennedy Administration; Friendly left CBS after the network made an irreversible decision, a significant error, in retrospect, to air reruns of \"I Love Lucy,\" instead of Congressional Hearings into US involvement in Vietnam.\nThe dollar continues to win against honest, responsible journalism. As the new White House Administration struggles to repair the damage, caused by the last, signs of a shifting tide, that audiences crave truth, not lies or fluff, are increasingly evident. Murrow and Friendly were right, listeners, viewers and readers can handle reality, good or bad, if fairly conveyed. This speech, often dubbed \"Look Now and Pay Later,\" conveys the boundless potential of liberal democracy, built on a free and responsible news media. Murrow wrote, spoke and thought effortlessly.\nAs you read, keep in mind this is a script. Intended and, in fact, read by the writer. The idiosyncratic auditory syntax of Egbert Roscoe \"Edward\" Murrow isn't as authoritative as when heard, but, to paraphrase the Murrow, packs a punch. Here's his left jab and right cross to your mind.\nThis just might do nobody any good. At the end of this discourse a few people may accuse this reporter of fouling his own comfortable nest, and your organization may be accused of having given hospitality to heretical and even dangerous thoughts. But the elaborate structure of networks, advertising agencies and sponsors will not be shaken or altered.\nIt is my desire, if not my duty, to try to talk to you journeymen with some candor about what is happening to radio and television. I have no technical advice or counsel to offer those of you who labor in this vineyard that produces words and pictures. You will forgive me for not telling you that instruments with which you work are miraculous, that your responsibility is unprecedented or that your aspirations are frequently frustrated.\nIt is not necessary to remind you that the fact that your voice is amplified to the degree where it reaches from one end of the country to the other does not confer upon you greater wisdom or understanding than you possessed when your voice reached only from one end of the bar to the other. All of these things you know. You should also know at the outset that, in the manner of witnesses before Congressional committees, I appear here voluntarily-by invitation-that I am an employee of the Columbia Broadcasting System, that I am neither an officer nor a director of that corporation and that these remarks are of a \"do-it-yourself\" nature.\nIf what I have to say is responsible, then I alone am responsible for the saying of it. Seeking neither approbation from my employers, nor new sponsors, nor acclaim from the critics of radio and television, I cannot well be disappointed.\nBelieving that potentially the commercial system of broadcasting as practiced in this country is the best and freest yet devised, I have decided to express my concern about what I believe to be happening to radio and television.\nThese instruments have been good to me beyond my due. There exists in mind no reasonable grounds for personal complaint. I have no feud, either with my employers, any sponsors, or with the professional critics of radio and television. But I am seized with an abiding fear regarding what these two instruments are doing to our society, our culture and our heritage.\nOur history will be what we make it. And if there are any historians about fifty or a hundred years from now, and there should be preserved the kinescopes for one week of all three networks, they will there find recorded in black and white, or color, evidence of decadence, escapism and insulation from the realities of the world in which we live.\nI invite your attention to the television schedules of all networks between the hours of 8 and 11 p.m., Eastern Time. Here you will find only fleeting and spasmodic reference to the fact that this nation is in mortal danger. There are, it is true, occasional informative programs presented in that intellectual ghetto on Sunday afternoons. But during the daily peak viewing periods, television in the main insulates us from the realities of the world in which we live.\nIf this state of affairs continues, we may alter an advertising slogan to read: \"Look Now, Pay Later.\" For surely we shall pay for using this most powerful instrument of communication to insulate the citizenry from the hard and demanding realities which must be faced if we are to survive.\nI mean the word survive literally. If there were to be a competition in indifference, or perhaps in insulation from reality, then Nero and his fiddle, Chamberlain and his umbrella, could not find a place on an early afternoon sustaining show.\nIf Hollywood were to run out of Indians, the program schedules would be mangled beyond all recognition. Then some courageous soul with a small budget might be able to do a documentary telling what, in fact, we have done -- and are still doing -- to the Indians in this country.\nBut that would be unpleasant. And we must at all costs shield the sensitive citizens from anything that is unpleasant.\nI am entirely persuaded that the American public is more reasonable, restrained and more mature than most of our industry's program planners believe. Their fear of controversy is not warranted by the evidence. I have reason to know, as do many of you, that when the evidence on a controversial subject is fairly and calmly presented, the public recognizes it for what it is -- an effort to illuminate rather than to agitate.\nSeveral years ago, when we undertook to do a program on Egypt and Israel, well-meaning, experienced and intelligent friends shook their heads and said, \"This you cannot do -- you will be handed your head. It is an emotion-packed controversy, and there is no room for reason in it.\"\nWe did the program. Zionists, anti-Zionists, the friends of the Middle East, Egyptian and Israeli officials said, with a faint tone of surprise, \"It was a fair account. The information was there.\nWe have no complaints.\" Our experience was similar with two half-hour programs dealing with cigarette smoking and lung cancer. Both the medical profession and the tobacco industry cooperated in a rather wary fashion. But in the end of the day they were both reasonably content.\nThe subject of radioactive fall-out and the banning of nuclear tests was, and is, highly controversial. But according to what little evidence there is, viewers were prepared to listen to both sides with reason and restraint.\nThis is not said to claim any special or unusual competence in the presentation of controversial subjects, but rather to indicate that timidity in these areas is not warranted by the evidence.\nRecently, network spokesmen have been disposed to complain that the professional critics of television have been \"rather beastly.\" There have been hints that somehow competition for the advertising dollar has caused the critics of print to gang up on television and radio.\nThis reporter has no desire to defend the critics. They have space in which to do that on their own behalf. But it remains a fact that the newspapers and magazines are the only instruments of mass communication which remain free from sustained and regular critical comment.\nIf the network spokesmen are so anguished about what appears in print, let them come forth and engage in a little sustained and regular comment regarding newspapers and magazines.\nIt is an ancient and sad fact that most people in network television, and radio, have an exaggerated regard for what appears in print. And there have been cases where executives have refused to make even private comment on a program for which they were responsible until they heard the reviews in print. This is hardly an exhibition of confidence.\nThe oldest excuse of the networks for their timidity is their youth. Their spokesmen say, \"We are young; we have not developed the traditions nor acquired the experience of the older media.\"\nIf they but knew it, they are building those traditions, creating those precedents everyday. Each time they yield to a voice from Washington or any political pressure, each time they eliminate something that might offend some section of the community, they are creating their own body of precedent and tradition. They are, in fact, not content to be \"half safe.\"\nNowhere is this better illustrated than by the fact that the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission publicly prods broadcasters to engage in their legal right to editorialize. Of course, to undertake an editorial policy, overt and clearly labeled, and obviously unsponsored, requires a station or a network to be responsible. Most stations today probably do not have the manpower to assume this responsibility, but the manpower could be recruited.\nEditorials would not be profitable; if they had a cutting edge, they might even offend. It is much easier, much less troublesome, to use the money-making machine of television and radio merely as a conduit through which to channel anything that is not libelous, obscene or defamatory. In that way one has the illusion of power without responsibility.\nSo far as radio -- that most satisfying and rewarding instrument -- is concerned, the diagnosis of its difficulties is rather easy. And obviously I speak only of news and information. In order to progress, it need only go backward. To the time when singing commercials were not allowed on news reports, when there was no middle commercial in a 15-minute news report, when radio was rather proud, alert and fast.\nI recently asked a network official, \"Why this great rash of five-minute news reports (including three commercials) on weekends?\" He replied, \"Because that seems to be the only thing we can sell.\"\nIn this kind of complex and confusing world, you can't tell very much about the why of the news in broadcasts where only three minutes is available for news. The only man who could do that was Elmer Davis, and his kind aren't about any more. If radio news is to be regarded as a commodity, only acceptable when saleable, then I don't care what you call it -- I say it isn't news.\nMy memory also goes back to the time when the fear of a slight reduction in business did not result in an immediate cutback in bodies in the news and public affairs department, at a time when network profits had just reached an all-time high. We would all agree, I think, that whether on a station or a network, the stapling machine is a poor substitute for a newsroom typewriter.\nOne of the minor tragedies of television news and information is that the networks will not even defend their vital interests. When my employer, CBS, through a combination of enterprise and good luck, did an interview with Nikita Khrushchev, the President uttered a few ill-chosen, uninformed words on the subject, and the network practically apologized.\nThis produced a rarity. Many newspapers defended the CBS right to produce the program and commended it for initiative. But the other networks remained silent.\nLikewise, when John Foster Dulles, by personal decree, banned American journalists from going to Communist China, and subsequently offered contradictory explanations, for his fiat, the networks entered only a mild protest. Then they apparently forgot the unpleasantness.\nCan it be that this national industry is content to serve the public interest only with the trickle of news that comes out of Hong Kong, to leave its viewers in ignorance of the cataclysmic changes that are occurring in a nation of six hundred million people? I have no illusions about the difficulties reporting from a dictatorship, but our British and French allies have been better served -- in their public interest -- with some very useful information from their reporters in Communist China.\nOne of the basic troubles with radio and television news is that both instruments have grown up as an incompatible combination of show business, advertising and news. Each of the three is a rather bizarre and demanding profession. And when you get all three under one roof, the dust never settles.\nThe top management of the networks with a few notable exceptions, has been trained in advertising, research, sales or show business. But by the nature of the corporate structure, they also make the final and crucial decisions having to do with news and public affairs.\nFrequently they have neither the time nor the competence to do this. It is not easy for the same small group of men to decide whether to buy a new station for millions of dollars, build a new building, alter the rate card, buy a new Western, sell a soap opera, decide what defensive line to take in connection with the latest Congressional inquiry, how much money to spend on promoting a new program, what additions or deletions should be made in the existing covey or clutch of vice-presidents, and at the same time -- frequently on the same long day -- to give mature, thoughtful consideration to the manifold problems that confront those who are charged with the responsibility for news and public affairs.\nSometimes there is a clash between the public interest and the corporate interest. A telephone call or a letter from the proper quarter in Washington is treated rather more seriously than a communication from an irate, but not politically potent viewer.\nIt is tempting enough to give away a little air time for frequently irresponsible and unwarranted utterances in an effort to temper the wind of criticism.\nUpon occasion, economics and editorial judgment are in conflict. And there is no law which says that dollars will be defeated by duty.\nNot so long ago the President of the United States delivered a television address to the nation. He was discoursing on the possibility or probability of war between this nation and the Soviet Union and Communist China -- a reasonably compelling subject.\nTwo networks CBS and NBC, delayed that broadcast for an hour and fifteen minutes. If this decision was dictated by anything other than financial reasons, the networks didn't deign to explain those reasons. That hour-and-fifteen-minute delay, by the way, is about twice the time required for an ICBM to travel from the Soviet Union to major targets in the United States.\nIt is difficult to believe that this decision was made by men who love, respect and understand news. So far, I have been dealing largely with the deficit side of the ledger, and the items could be expanded. But I have said, and I believe, that potentially we have in this country a free enterprise system of radio and television which is superior to any other. But to achieve its promise, it must be both free and enterprising.\nThere is no suggestion here that networks or individual stations should operate as philanthropies. But I can find nothing in the Bill of Rights or the Communications Act which says that they must increase their net profits each year, lest the Republic collapse.\nI do not suggest that news and information should be subsidized by foundations or private subscriptions. I am aware that the networks have expended, and are expending, very considerable sums of money on public affairs programs from which they cannot hope to receive any financial reward. I have had the privilege at CBS of presiding over a considerable number of such programs.\nI testify, and am able to stand here and say, that I have never had a program turned down by my superiors because of the money it would cost. But we all know that you cannot reach the potential maximum audience in marginal time with a sustaining program. This is so because so many stations on the network -- any network -- will decline to carry it.\nEvery licensee who applies for a grant to operate in the public interest, convenience and necessity makes certain promises as to what he will do in terms of program content. Many recipients of licenses have, in blunt language, welshed on those promises. The money-making machine somehow blunts their memories.\nThe only remedy for this is closer inspection and punitive action by the Federal Communiucations Commission (FCC). But in the view of many this would come perilously close to supervision of program content by a federal agency.\nSo it seems that we cannot rely on philanthropic support or foundation subsidies; we cannot follow the \"sustaining route\" -- the networks cannot pay all the freight -- and the FCC cannot or will not discipline those who abuse the facilities that belong to the public.\nWhat, then, is the answer? Do we merely stay in our comfortable nests, concluding that the obligation of these instruments has been discharged when we work at the job of informing the public for a minimum of time? Or do we believe that the preservation of the Republic is a seven-day-a-week job, demanding more awareness, better skills and more perseverance than we have yet contemplated.\nI am frightened by the imbalance, the constant striving to reach the largest possible audience for everything; by the absence of a sustained study of the state of the nation. Heywood Broun once said, \"No body politic is healthy until it begins to itch.\" I would like television to produce some itching pills rather than this endless outpouring of tranquilizers.\nIt can be done. Maybe it won't be, but it could. Let us not shoot the wrong piano player.\nDo not be deluded into believing that the titular heads of the networks control what appears on their networks. They all have better taste. All are responsible to stockholders, and in my experience all are honorable men. But they must schedule what they can sell in the public market.\nAnd this brings us to the nub of the question. In one sense it rather revolves around the phrase heard frequently along Madison Avenue: the Corporate Image.\nI am not precisely sure what this phrase means, but I would imagine that it reflects a desire on the part of the corporations who pay the advertising bills to have the public image, or believe that they are not merely bodies with no souls, panting in pursuit of elusive dollars.\nThey would like us to believe that they can distinguish between the public good and the private or corporate gain. So the question is this: are the big corporations who pay the freight for radio and television programs wise to use that time exclusively for the sale of goods and services? Is it in their own interest and that of the stockholders so to do?\nThe sponsor of an hour's television program is not buying merely the six minutes devoted to commercial message. He is determining, within broad limits, the sum total of the impact of the entire hour. If he always, invariably, reaches for the largest possible audience, then this process of insulation, of escape from reality, will continue to be massively financed, and its apologist will continue to make winsome speeches about giving the public what it wants, or \"letting the public decide.\"\nI refuse to believe that the presidents and chairmen of the boards of these big corporations want their corporate image to consist exclusively of a solemn voice in an echo chamber, or a pretty girl opening the door of a refrigerator, or a horse that talks. They want something better, and on occasion some of them have demonstrated it.\nBut most of the men whose legal and moral responsibility it is to spend the stockholders' money for advertising are removed from the realities of the mass media by five, six, or a dozen contraceptive layers of vice-presidents, public relations counsel and advertising agencies. Their business is to sell goods, and the competition is pretty tough.\nBut this nation is now in competition with malignant forces of evil who are using every instrument at their command to empty the minds of their subjects and fill those minds with slogans, determination and faith in the future. If we go on as we are, we are protecting the mind of the American public from any real contact with the menacing world that squeezes in upon us.\nWe are engaged in a great experiment to discover whether a free public opinion can devise and direct methods of managing the affairs of the nation. We may fail. But we are handicapping ourselves needlessly.\nLet us have a little competition. Not only in selling soap, cigarettes and automobiles, but in informing a troubled, apprehensive but receptive public.\nWhy should not each of the 20 or 30 big corporations which dominate radio and television decide that they will give up one or two of their regularly scheduled programs each year, turn the time over to the networks and say in effect: \"This is a tiny tithe, just a little bit of our profits. On this particular night we aren't going to try to sell cigarettes or automobiles; this is merely a gesture to indicate our belief in the importance of ideas.\"\nThe networks should, and I think would, pay for the cost of producing the program. The advertiser, the sponsor, would get name credit but would have nothing to do with the content of the program. Would this blemish the corporate image? Would the stockholders object? I think not.\nFor if the premise upon which our pluralistic society rests, which as I understand it is that if the people are given sufficient undiluted information, they will then somehow, even after long, sober second thoughts, reach the right decision--if that premise is wrong, then not only the corporate image but the corporations are done for.\nThere used to be an old phrase in this country, employed when someone talked too much. It was: \"Go hire a hall.\"\nUnder this proposal the sponsor would have hired the hall; he has bought the time; the local station operator, no matter how indifferent, is going to carry the program-he has to.\nThen it's up to the networks to fill the hall. I am not here talking about editorializing but about straightaway exposition as direct, unadorned and impartial as falliable human beings can make it.\nJust once in a while let us exalt the importance of ideas and information. Let us dream to the extent of saying that on a given Sunday night the time normally occupied by Ed Sullivan is given over to a clinical survey of the state of American education, and a week or two later the time normally used by Steve Allen is devoted to a thoroughgoing study of American policy in the Middle East.\nWould the corporate image of their respective sponsors be damaged? Would the stockholders rise up in their wrath and complain? Would anything happen other than that a few million people would have received a little illumination on subjects that may well determine the future of this country, and therefore the future of the corporations?\nThis method would also provide real competition between the networks as to which could outdo the others in the palatable presentation of information. It would provide an outlet for the young men of skill, and there are some even of dedication, who would like to do something other than devise methods of insulating while selling.\nThere may be other and simpler methods of utilizing these instruments of radio and television in the interests of a free society. But I know of none that could be so easily accomplished inside the framework of the existing commercial system.\nI don't know how you would measure the success or failure of a given program. And it would be hard to prove the magnitude of the benefit accruing to the corporation which gave up one night of a variety or quiz show in order that the network might marshal its skills to do a thorough-going job on the present status of NATO, or plans for controlling nuclear tests. But I would reckon that the president, and indeed the majority of shareholders of the corporation who sponsored such a venture, would feel just a little bit better about the corporation and the country.\nIt may be that the present system, with no modifications and no experiments, can survive. Perhaps the money-making machine has some kind of built-in perpetual motion, but I do not think so. To a very considerable extent the media of mass communications in a given country reflect the political, economic and social climate in which they flourish.\nThat is the reason ours differ from the British and French, or the Russian and Chinese. We are currently wealthy, fat, comfortable and complacent. We have currently a built-in allergy to unpleasant or disturbing information.\nOur mass media reflect this. 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        "raw_content": "If you are searching for a great gift to give your girlfriend to show her how much she means to you, you may want to consider buying her a unique handbag. Many men do not know what to look for when searching for a great handbag. Use the guide that follows to learn a few tips you can use to ensure you purchase the perfect handbag for your lady.\nConsider the Straps She Likes on Bags\nYou first need to consider the length of straps your girlfriend prefers on her purses. There are some women who prefer carrying their bags on their forearm and others who prefer carrying their handbags on their shoulders. You need to consider if your lady love enjoys long or short straps on her purse. If you are unsure, it is best to choose a bag that has short straps and a long detachable strap, as well.\nConsider How Large She Likes Her Bags to Be\nIt is important to consider how large of a bag your lady needs, as well. Some women like to be able to carry a lot of items at one time. If your girlfriend is one of these types of women, you may want to invest in a large bag that has a lot of pockets so that she can keep everything well organized at all times. If your girlfriend is more of a minimalist, you may want to invest in a small clutch or a tiny handbag so that she only has to carry the bare essentials when she goes out.\nConsider a Color that She Can Carry with Any Outfit\nWhen choosing a bag, you need to be sure to choose a color that your girlfriend will enjoy carrying. You want to be sure that the color is not too bold or she will not be able to carry it with every outfit she wears. Choose a black, brown, or white purse because they can be worn with just about any outfit. The material of the bag may also affect what colors you can choose from. If you're looking at real leather bags for sale online, that can give you an idea of what's available.\nConsider the Price You Are Willing to Pay\nYou also need to consider how much you want to pay for the purse. Some purses can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. If your girlfriend has expensive taste, you need to decide if you are willing to spend that much on a purse, before you even start looking for one.\nIf you are purchasing the purse online, you need to be sure to read the reviews for the handbag before buying it. You need to be sure that it is well constructed and lives up to the description provided on the site. Be sure to order the bag well before you need it so that it has plenty of time to arrive before you want to give it to your love.",
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        "raw_content": "November 7, 2018 - The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) today announced $3.2 million in funding for additional Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU) nursing resources to address the sustained increase in patient volumes seen at both Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg and St. Boniface Hospital over the past year.\nThis funding allocation will be used to hire approximately 30 new NICU trained nurses, resulting in an increase of six nurses on staff 24/7, creating capacity for an additional 11 beds for babies and reducing the reliance on short-term staffing measures like overtime.\n\"Our government has recognized the increasing pressure on the NICU and we are responding to the concerns raised by nurses with substantial measures that will make a real difference,\" said Cameron Friesen, Minister of Health, Seniors and Active Living. \"We are ensuring both units are staffed appropriately at all times so that babies with significant health requirements continue to get the safe, timely and high-quality care they need.\"\nAlthough staffing ratios in NICU units have been consistent with accepted national standards, the WRHA has seen a steady increase in the demand for NICU beds, including a 12% increase since April of this year. This has created sustained pressure for both HSC and St. Boniface Hospital NICU units. In addition to actively working to fill nursing vacancies, the sites have been able to reach out to staff with previous experience in NICU or pediatric care to support the units during this time. These measures, combined with new nurses starting on the unit, have resulted in decreases in NICU overtime from September to October at both sites.\n\"Our NICU nurses have demonstrated outstanding professionalism and a commitment to providing excellent patient care during an admittedly challenging time,\" said Real Cloutier, President and CEO of the WRHA \"This additional staffing will support our collaborative efforts already underway in the region to address the increase in the number of babies needing NICU support.\"\nJobs are expected to be posted shortly, said Cloutier. The amount of training new hires receive will depend on the experience they have, with increasing responsibility as time goes on.\nWhile these measures are intended to address the current operational needs of our NICU, clinical leaders from the WRHA will be working with Shared Health as they develop a long term clinical and preventative services plan for Manitoba.\nAdditional work is underway to finalize plans to address the need for additional support in obstetrical resources. Those plans will be released in the coming weeks.\namcguinness@wrha.mb.ca",
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        "raw_content": "Genomic dark matter activity connects Parkinson\u2019s and psychiatric diseases\nIMAGE: Illustration depicting transcribed noncoding elements (TNE or enhancer RNAs) in the brain\nCredit: Clemens Scherzer, Brigham and Women\u2019s Hospital\nDopamine neurons are located in the midbrain, but their tendril-like axons can branch far into the higher cortical areas, influencing how we move and how we feel. New genetic evidence has revealed that these specialized cells may also have far-reaching effects, implicating them in conditions that range from Parkinson\u2019s disease to schizophrenia. Using a new technique known as laser-capture RNA seq, that involves cutting out dopamine neurons from a human brain section with a laser, investigators from Brigham and Women\u2019s Hospital and Harvard Medical School have cataloged more than 70,000 novel elements active in these brain cells. Their results are published this week in Nature Neuroscience.\n\u201cWe found that a whopping 64 percent of the human genome \u2013 the vast majority of which is \u2018dark matter\u2019 DNA that does not code proteins \u2013 is expressed in dopamine neurons in the human brain,\u201d said Clemens Scherzer, MD, a neurologist and genomicist who directs the APDA Center for Advanced Parkinson\u2019s Disease Research and leads the Precision Neurology Program at BWH. \u201cThese are critical and specialized cells in the human brain, which are working sluggishly in Parkinson\u2019s disease, but might be overactive in schizophrenia.\u201d\nScherzer\u2019s team developed laser-capture RNAseq to precisely dissect out dopamine neurons from the brain and perform ultradeep RNA sequencing on human brain cells. From 86 post-mortem brains, the team was able to extract more than 40,000 dopamine neurons. While other groups have focused on protein-producing messenger RNA, Scherzer and colleagues wanted to catalog the cells\u2019 entire RNA content, which required taking a much deeper dive.\nIn total, they found 71,022 transcribed noncoding elements (so called TNEs). Many of these TNEs (pronounced \u201cteenies\u201d) are active enhancers \u2013 sites that act as regulatory \u201cswitches\u201d for turning on specialized functions for billions of neurons in the brain. Many of the TNEs the team unearthed are novel and had never before been described in the brain. Working with collaborators in England, Scherzer and colleagues tested several of the TNEs in preclinical models, including zebrafish, finding evidence that many were active in brain development.\nScherzer and first-author Xianjun Dong, PhD, who are also Principal Investigators at the Ann Romney Center at BWH, originally set out to study dopamine neurons to gain insights into Parkinson\u2019s but found that many of the genetic variants associated with schizophrenia, addiction and other neuropsychiatric diseases were also enriched in these elements.\n\u201cThis work suggests that noncoding RNAs active in dopamine neurons are a surprising link between genetic risk, Parkinson\u2019s and psychiatric disease,\u201d said Scherzer. \u201cBased on this connection we hypothesize that the risk variants might fiddle with the gene switches of dopamine-producing brain cells.\u201d\nThe team has also made an encyclopedia of RNA content for dopamine neurons publicly available so that other investigators can look up any protein-coding or noncoding target for biomarkers and therapeutics for Parkinson\u2019s and psychiatric diseases through the webportal http://www.humanbraincode.org.\nThis study was funded by the National Institutes of Health (grants U01 NS082157, R01AG057331, NIA P30 AG028383, NIA P50 AG005134) and the US Department of Defense, the Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF, the Australia NHMRC GNT1067350, UK Wellcome Trust Investigator award, NINDS U24 NS072026 National Brain and Tissue Resource for Parkinson\u2019s Disease and Related Disorders. Scherzer has collaborated with Pfizer and Sanofi; has consulted for Sanofi; has served as Advisor to the Michael J. Fox Foundation, NIH, and Department of Defense; is on the Scientific Advisory Board of and has received funding from the American Parkinson Disease Association; and is named as co-inventor on two US patent applications on biomarkers for PD held in part by Brigham and Women\u2019s Hospital. Additional disclosures can be found in the Nature Neuroscience paper.\nPaper cited: Dong, X et al. \u201cEnhancers active in dopamine neurons are a primary link between genetic variation and neuropsychiatric disease\u201d Nature Neuroscience DOI: 10.1038/s41593-018-0223-0",
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        "raw_content": "Burgh airman shot down\nA HELENSBURGH airman who died when his plane was shot down over France during the Second World War is commemorated on the war memorial in Hermitage Park.\nMuch is known about the last two months of the life of Sergeant (Air Gunner) Campbell Lowrie, who was born in 1912, the son of John Lowrie and his second wife, Jessie.\nNorman Hood, who lives at Gipsey Bridge in Lincolnshire, uncovered the information while investigating the history of his father, Flight Sergeant Raymond Thomas Hood, who was a crewmate and the sole survivor when their plane was shot down on June 3 1944 at Longvilliers in the Pas-de-Calais department in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region.\nCampbell (right in picture) joined the crew of the Handley-Page Halifax Mark 3 heavy bomber MZ-604, W for Whisky, in November 1943 at RAF Rufforth in Yorkshire, and they were posted to 76 Squadron, part of RAF Bomber Command 4 Group, at nearby RAF Holme-on-Spalding Moor on March 14 1944.\nHe was the tail gunner, or \u2018Tail End Charlie\u2019, and the other members of the crew were pilot Flight Sergeant Leonard James Richard Smith from Malaya, navigator Flight Sergeant Hood from Croydon, bomb aimer Flight Sergeant Harry Caswell from New South Wales, Australia, flight engineer Sergeant Alexander Ferguson from Birmingham, wireless operator Sergeant John Thompson from Asselby, Yorkshire, and mid-upper air gunner, Sergeant Owen Teasdale, from Bedlighton, Northumberland.\nAccording to a 1944 cutting from the Helensburgh and Gareloch Times which his family still have, he destroyed a Focker Wulf 190 fighter near Tergnier on his first operation. On his way to the target he had already exchanged fire with a Junkers 88.\nThe F.W.190 came in to attack from starboard, and Campbell (pictured left in 1935) told his pilot to take evasive action \u2014 and at the same time opened fire.\n\u201cThe fighter,\u201d he was reported as saying, \u201cseemed to lose speed and hover. Then it caught fire, turned over, and went straight down. We saw it hit the ground, and explode.\u201d\nThe day after they joined the squadron they bombed Stuttgart, and other targets that month were Frankfurt, Berlin, Essen and Nuremburg.\nIn April they flew eight missions, mostly to railway marshalling yards in France and Belgium, but also bombed Dusseldorf and Karlsruhe. May saw them targetting more marshalling yards in France and Belgium, but also the heavy gun battery at Dieppe and the Beaumont heavy coastal defence battery in Normandy, and the Bourg-Leopold SS Panzer Camp near Antwerp in Belgium.\nOn May 31 they bombed the Trappes marshalling yards near Paris where they were to be shot down two nights later after a June 1 mission to the Ferne d\u2019Urville radar site near Cherbourg.\n\u2018W for Whisky\u2019 was shot down at 0101 on June 3, just three days before D-Day.\nNorman Hood says: \u201cDestroying Trappes was vital to the coming invasion as it was the main junction to either the Calais or Normandy beaches. At this late date, the enemy was still uncertain where the Allies would land. The marshalling yards were also packed with Panzer tanks.\n\u201cThis was to be the final air attack of the Transportation Plan prior to the invasion of Europe. Since beginning in early March, almost 9,000 sorties were flown by Bomber Command in 69 air attacks, with a loss of 198 planes.\n\u201cThirty operations were required to complete the tour on Halifaxes. With only two operations for the crew to fly, they would have then been given a week\u2019s leave before probably being posted as instructors to train up other crews.\n\u201cMy father told me that on the night of June 2-3, the Germans were waiting for them. Just after they dropped the bombs over the target at Trappes and turned round west for home, an enemy flak searchlight on a hill caught them near Longvilliers.\n\u201cThen, while the aircraft was floodlit, a Messerschmitt 110 G night fighter was vectored in, flew towards and under the Halifax, opening up with vertically aligned 20mm cannons. The Halifax petrol tanks were hit then exploded, and it was all over in seconds. Seventeen other aircraft were hit in similar circumstances that night.\n\u201cThis was a favourite tactic of many Nachtjagd pilots flying aircraft equipped with the upward firing \u2018Schrage Musik\u2019 weapon system.\n\u201cParadoxically, many of them believed that this method was more humane than firing directly at the fuselage since the bomber crew would have more time to escape.\n\u201cIn fact, the opposite was true since the pilot often lost control of the bomber without any warning and the crew would have very little time to bail out.\n\u201cIf the bullets hit non-vital parts of the fuselage, more hits would be needed before the structure was weakened to such an extent that it gave way and caused a failure serious enough to make further flight impossible. So it all depended on the situation.\n\u201cMy father said that one minute he was standing in the nose putting out flames in the cockpit, then the next minute hurtling through the sky as the aircraft exploded, He landed heavily with burning wreckage falling on him.\u201d\nThe rest of the crew did not get out, and all of them died when the plane crashed near to Longvilliers.\nNorman\u2019s late father told an Australian newspaper in response to an inquiry from the family of Flight Sergeant Caswell: \u201cWe had bombed the target and had been homeward bound for about five minutes when we were shot up by a German night fighter. We put on our parachutes and endeavoured to put out the fire which was burning underneath Smoky, the pilot.\n\u201cA moment later the plane went into a terrific dive, and I was knocked out. I regained consciousness at about 5,000 feet, having dropped about 11,000. My leg was badly smashed, so I conclude I must have left the plane very terribly, but how is a complete mystery to me.\n\u201cI opened my chute and landed fairly well, and was later taken prisoner. The plane was burning on the ground only a few yards from where I landed, so I conclude it must have dived straight into the ground.\n\u201cThe end must have been very quick, and why I was not there with them is one of those things to which there doesn\u2019t appear to be answer. I had the grandest crew in the world.\u201d\nThe end of \u2018W for Whisky\u2019 was witnessed by a French villager, Jean Ricoux, and his wife who were woken by the noise.\nHe said in 2006: \u201cWe caught sight of an aircraft on fire, flying extremely low. It was being chased by aircraft which we could hear but not see. We quickly understood that it was a large plane being chased by enemy fighter planes with machine guns.\u201d\nThey saw a bright glimmer of light coming from the nearby village of Longvilliers and rushed to the scene. He saw the aircraft had crashed in a field and was still burning, but the five young crew men were dead.\n\u201cThey looked like they were sleeping,\u201d he said. \u201cIt was a poignant scene that I shall never forget.\n\u201cI will always be very emotional and grateful to these aviators who, by sacrificing their lives, participated with their bravery and helped free our country.\u201d\nAll six were buried in a communal grave in Bretigny-Sur-Orge Cemetery (above right), south of Paris. On it is stated: \u201cIn Memory of Sergeant Campbell Lowrie 1056079, 76 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, who died age 22 on 03 June 1944, Son of John and Jessie C.Lowrie, of Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire. Remembered with honour.\u201d\nOn June 3 2006, to mark the 60th anniversary of the crash, a memorial (left) was unveiled in Longvilliers, 12 miles west of Bretigny, a few yards from where the aircraft hit the ground.\nNorman said: \u201cThe French organisers annually arrange a service of remembrance at the Longvilliers memorial on V.E. Day, while over at Bretigny on every anniversary of the Armistice, the Bretigny townsfolk hold a service of remembrance at the War Graves.\n\u201cAt each event the names of the crew members are slowly called out, and the villagers respond with 'Thank you'.\u201d\nNorman has tracked down descendants of Campbell, who live in Newton Mearns, Glasgow, and they were able to supply some more information \u2014 including the fact that he regularly travelled from Helensburgh to visit his Glasgow relatives.\nCampbell was the youngest of three sons and two daughters of John Lowrie's second marriage, and there were one son and four daughters of the first marriage. The family home in Helensburgh was a very small ground floor flat at Portland Place, 46 John Street, and John Lowrie died in 1938.\nAfter leaving school Campbell followed his oldest stepbrother in joining a burgh firm of joiners, serving his apprenticeship with William Gilchrist and later being employed by Alexander Reid, joiner, Colquhoun Street. In the early days of World War Two he volunteered to serve, and it is believed he lied about his age.\nAfter word came through that he was missing, the Helensburgh and Gareloch Times stated: \"It is hoped that his mother, who lost her husband in 1938, will soon have good news of him, and much sympathy will be felt for her in this anxious time.\n\"Four sons served in the last war, one of whom was killed, and now in addition to Sergeant Lowrie she has a son-in-law serving, and four grandsons.\"\nCampbell's name is on the Cenotaph in Hermitage Park, and on the other side of the war memorial is the name of an older brother, Kenneth Campbell Lowrie, who died in 1917 at the age of 17 during the First World War.\nKenneth, who was in the Royal Scots Fusiliers, lied to get into the army and was reported as being 19 when he died in Palestine.\nHe was buried in the Ramleh War Cemetery in the town of Ramla in Israel. 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        "raw_content": "Rebuilding the shipwreck\nI've missed you. I didn't mean to be gone for so long, but I think you'll understand why in a moment.\nIt was a lot of things, a culmination of things. Heavy and hard things. You all know about my son with the mystery chronic disease. He's still the same -- no better, not much worse. That alone was more than enough to deal with. Except that it wasn't. I also had two of my daughters move out into their own apartments. . . . you guys, this flying-the-nest thing IS HARD. Then, I faced a serious challenge with another one of my sons. It's one that had been going on for a long, long time, but I thought I could handle it.\nI can't go into details, out of respect for my son's privacy, but let me tell you that our home life had become tremendously difficult. Fortunately, my son was able to receive the medical care that he desperately needed. With ongoing treatment, he is healing, and we are healing.\nYes, two are missing: Brendan took this photo; Lizz was at college.\nOnce the months (years?) of the chaotic home-storms around me had started to calm, I was left dealing with the shipwreck that was me. I felt utterly depleted, beat up, raw. Depression had sneaked into my brain like a stealthy fog, clouding my thoughts, dampening my emotions. I was numb, tired, overwhelmed, and paralyzed.\nThankfully, I have two loving people in my life that called me out on my behavior (or lack of) and I was urged to seek help. So I did. I was terrified, but I did.\nI'm now taking a medication that helps both chronic migraines AND depression, and I can see just how far into the dark I'd wandered. The black fog has lifted, and I can feel, I can laugh, and I can breathe.\nSo that's where I've been.\nSlowly, our lives are mending.\nour ivory soap cloud experiment\nOur daily rhythms are beginning to take form. Our homeschooling is back on track. I've been sewing a little here and there. I even reopened my shop. We still have a few bumpy days, but it's light years away from the crater we were crashed inside.\nI finally sewed them some pajama pants!\nt-shirt totes in the making... read about my project here!\nI'm hoping to post here a little more. Not every day. Not even once a week. But I'm stepping back into my life, and I hope to show up here, too.\ntags: chronic disease, chronic illness, depression, family, healing, mental health, mental illness\nConnie! So glad things are better and that YOU are feeling better!!!! Hugs to you!\nrefabulous May 17, 2017 at 6:42 PM\nThank you, my sweet friend. Me, too!! ((hugs!))\nJamie O'Flaherty May 18, 2017 at 9:30 AM\nAwww Connie, your so sweet, so sorry that life has been so rough, and so glad that you are doing better ! Prayers for you and your amazing family !",
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        "raw_content": "LSC sharply divided on Solomon\nBY FRANZ CHENG\nWeeks after HLS refused to join the Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights (FAIR) lawsuit against various government departments challenging the Solomon Amendment, the Law School Council (LSC) was sharply divided at its most recent meeting as to whether or not it should support the FAIR litigation.\nLSC voted 21-10 in favor of sending a letter to the administration encouraging it to amend the existing anti-discrimination policy to include language that specified the military was exempted from this policy. This was as far as the council went in involving itself in the controversy, however, as it voted 17-14 against Lambda\u2019s proposed resolution that would have sent a letter encouraging the Law School administration to join the FAIR lawsuit.\nAt the meeting Lambda president Amanda Goad urged LSC members to support the FAIR lawsuit and to add a disclaimer to the Law School\u2019s non-discrimination policy saying it did not apply to military recruiters. Two-L Treasurer Tessa Platt spoke in opposition to Lambda\u2019s proposals, arguing that if the LSC became politically entangled in the Solomon controversy then it may not be able to effectively discharge its obligations to HLS students. Additionally Platt felt that the LSC should tackle problems that were closer to home.\nIntense discussion followed, with many students agreeing with Platt, while others argued that it felt like the FAIR lawsuit and non-discrimination policy addendum had been dropped in their laps without fair warning. Such sentiments were echoed when the vote to actually consider these issues barely passed.\nLSC President and 3L Wade Ackerman, speaking for himself as LSC President, issued the following statements: \u201cNumerous professors and Dean Clark stood on the steps of Langdell last fall and pledged support for our gay and lesbian peers, but what have we actually done to stand behind our non-discrimination policy? In my opinion, Harvard Law should have led the charge in this legal battle to stand behind the principal that people should not face discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation \u2013 period. I realize that many political factors are at play, but if we were asked to bend our non-discrimination policy on religion, race or a ground other than sexual orientation, I have to believe that our reaction would have been much more severe.\u201d\nAckerman clarified that LSC has not taken an official position on whether or not the Law School should join the FAIR litigation.\nLambda board member and 2L Cristine Reynaert sees the controversy as a campus-wide issue and echoes Ackerman\u2019s thoughts, saying that \u201cHarvard\u2019s decision to allow discriminatory recruiting on our campus, without a fight, is something that should deeply trouble every student who cares about civil rights, not just GLBT students. I have no idea why the military feels that a person\u2019s sexual orientation interferes with [his or her] ability to practice law.\u201d\nReynaert adds, \u201cI cannot imagine that Harvard would have submitted to the government\u2019s pressure so quickly and easily if the military had been seeking to violate any other portion of our anti-discrimination policy.\u201d\nGoad was also dismayed by the LSC\u2019s reluctance to address political issues, saying that \u201cit\u2019s the job of our elected representatives, as borne out by the LSC constitution and LSC history, to represent the student body to the administration on all school-related issues, and what the school should do about enforcing its own policy is quite obviously a school-related issue.\u201d\nIn comments to The Record, Platt said, \u201cThe role of the Law School Council is to represent the student body as a whole to the administration. For the Law School Council to remain a legitimate voice, it has to assure that the messages it sends are unquestionably the opinion of the student body.\u201d Along those lines, Platt continued, \u201cLSC must limit itself to the issues on which the overwhelming support of the student body can be clearly demonstrated. It is inappropriate for the Law School Council to take up an issue on which the student body is divided, endorse one position on that controversial issue, and then turn to the administration and say \u2018this is the voice of the student body.'\u201d\nPlatt ended, \u201cTo do so undermines the credibility of the LSC with both the administration and the students it purports to represent. This doesn\u2019t leave interested students voiceless; with nearly 100 student organizations on campus, there exists a wide array of options for student advocacy without compromising the mission of LSC.\u201d\nUnsurprisingly, Lambda has not stood idly by. In addition to its flyers, Lambda is sponsoring a petition encouraging Harvard to join the ongoing litigation challenging the Solomon Amendment. The letter expresses concern about \u201cHarvard\u2019s failure to defend its nondiscrimination policy and about the precedent this may set for use of the federal spending power to influence academic policy and override institutional non-discrimination policies.\u201d\nAn LSC member, who asked to not be identified by name, had a different point of view. The LSC member served four years of active duty as a soldier and paralegal in the U.S. Army JAG Corps. \u201cPart of my job included the processing of discharges under Chapter 15 of army regulation 635-200, for homosexual conduct,\u201d he began. \u201cIn my four years of doing these discharges, I have not encountered a single involuntary case where a rumor would turn into an investigation \u2013 I\u2019ve never seen that.\u201d He felt that \u201cit\u2019s in the interest of national security for the military to recruit the best and brightest minds in the country. Indirectly, [the \u2018don\u2019t ask don\u2019t tell\u2019 policy] is a matter of operational necessity, which is consistent with the sort of the position the current administration has taken with regard to national security.\u201d As for military harassment against homosexuals, he says that \u201cany harassment that goes on is not unique to the military or its policy \u2013 that seems to be the general attitude among working-class males of America.\u201d\nMatt Muller, a married 1L who served four years of active duty as a U.S. marine, expressed opposition to the military\u2019s \u201cdon\u2019t ask don\u2019t tell\u201d policy and questioned Harvard\u2019s commitment to its anti-discrimination policy. Muller recounted personal experiences in which several marines, including one in his fighting unit who was eventually discharged, were harassed for their suspected sexual orientations. In another instance, the top-ranking marine in a fighting unit openly expressed his hatred of homosexuals. Due to such incidents, Muller feels that \u201c[t]he U.S. military is a weaker fighting force.\u201d He adds that he is \u201cdisturbed by Harvard\u2019s failure to uphold its stated principles and protect its students. This is something we all should worry about, not just queer students. If the JAG recruiters refused to interview Muslims, or citizens whose parents or grandparents were born in a Muslim nation, would Harvard again fail to defend its First Amendment rights? How far can the government push before we respond? 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        "raw_content": "Members may still recall that on April 13, 2011, \"touching China\" singer Cong Fei's wife on Huishen Expressway was killed by several young boys throwing stones. The night of November 26, the G15 Sandu shenhai Expressway tunnel, similar incidents--also threw stones, smashed even 7 cars, also killing one person sustained minor injuries. The night before, when the car man, ready to smash the car again, captured by high-speed traffic police.\non 26th night, Chow driving heavy goods vehicles from the shipments to the Fujian Taizhou, his wife sits in the passenger seat, at about 9 o'clock that night, he drove the car into the G15 San du ling, shenhai Expressway tunnel, after a heavy pound put front windshield from the spaces between the couple lit stalls after driving.\n\"I thought it was bouncing on the ground stone and had entered the tunnel, so there is no immediate parking! \"Mr Zhou said when he drove out of the tunnel to stop checking, help out in a cold sweat, the front windshield of the truck smashed through a large hole, bunk down with a heavy stone over more than 10 pounds. \"At this moment, I realize that some people may throw stones on a tunnel, but missed one, if not, the consequences are too ghastly to discuss. \"\nevening, Mr Zhou gave the high-speed traffic police call. High-speed traffic police introduced evening total of 7 cars were smashed, including 2 trucks, 5 cars, vehicles damaged in the front windshield or roof of the car, one man sustained minor injuries, and economic losses amounting to more than 100,000 yuan.\nit is understood that such vehicle was hit location in Fujian du tunnel exit in the direction of G15 shenhai Expressway, when police arrived at the scene, but found no one in the vicinity of the tunnel. 28th 2:50 A.M. and at about 10 o'clock in the morning on the day, the command center and twice received warning telephone calls, reflecting the same section has a lot of stones, but fortunately no damage to vehicles and personnel.\nthis situation, Tangxia ruian City Public Security Bureau together high-speed traffic police immediately dispatched personnel investigation visited the police around the scene of the incident. Through the investigation, found this to be a human case, after analysis, the suspect will commit again, so staff at the nearby waiting for you. 28th at 6 o'clock in the evening, suspected Liu appeared on the scene again when preparing a crime, was captured by the police. It is understood that Liu is Fujian people, unemployed, its motives, is also under investigation.\nPREV: Novice drivers guide teach you how to quickly master the shift technique\nNEXT: Travel with the accidents good reason how to choose vehicle traveling data recorder",
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        "raw_content": "In response to the invitation of the Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) Philippines, Santuario Eucaristico makes a Stand for Faith and Freedom by joining the \u201cRed Wednesday\u201d by wearing red clothing and illuminating our parish with red lights in remembrance of the blood of the faithful who have been killed because of the Christian faith.\nWHAT IS RED WEDNESDAY?\nNumerous studies have consistently shown that Christians are the most persecuted faith group in the world. A study by Open Doors, a Christian advocacy group, reveals that the global persecution of Christians has risen for the past four consecutive years. Another study by the Center for New Religions published findings that over 90,000 Christians were murdered in 2016. That is equivalent to one Christian being murdered for the faith every six minutes. Furthermore, the study reveals that half a billion Christians are unable to freely express their faith. 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On November 22, after the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, a program will be held to discuss the significance of the illumination of the said structures which will then be followed by a communal prayer for persecuted Christians.\nIn solidarity with Christians who suffer for their faith, ACN invites everyone to make a visible statement by wearing red and, if resources allow, light their own parishes or respective buildings or local monuments in red.\nLet Red Wednesday be the start for Filipinos to lend their voice to the global call to uphold religious freedom and advocate for inter-faith harmony. As one global Christian family, may our experssion of solidarity be a witness to the power of love over hate and be a source of strength and comfort for Christians all over the world by sending a message that they are not alone and that we are one with them in fighting for a better world where acceptance, love and respect for each other is the ultimate expression of faith in God.\nTHE MISSION OF AID TO THE CHURCH IN NEED\nAid to the Church in Need supports Christians wherever they are persecuted, oppressed or suffering material need. 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        "raw_content": "Rio+20, the 2012 United Nations sustainable development summit in Brazil, is history. The long-anticipated three-day event which started on June 20 had been intended to commemorate the 1992 Earth Summit, also held in Rio de Janeiro, and reignite the commitment of global leaders to achieving \u0093The Future We Want,\u0094 the 2012 summit's slogan.1 That it fell far short of both goals has much to do with the non-attendance of heads of governments from major polluters; amongst the list of absentees were President Obama, Prime Minister David Cameron, Chancellor Angela Merkel, President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Stephen Harper. In the face of strong pressure from corporate stakeholders, the lack of political will and the ongoing economic crisis, there was a pronounced failure to engage with agenda issues such as: curbing CO2 emissions, eliminating subsidies on fossil fuels, providing universal access to clean water and adequate food supplies, safeguarding women's reproductive rights and pushing forward the green agenda. Summing up the mood as the Summit ended on Friday (June 22), Sha Zukang, the Secretary-General of the conference, described the lack of progress as \u0093an outcome that makes nobody happy. My job,\u0094 he noted \u0093was to make everyone equally unhappy.\u0094 2\nUnlike the sense of disappointment which pervaded the Summit's official proceedings, the spontaneity, diversity and inclusivity of the Rio+20 People's Summit for Social and Environmental Justice, a parallel event open to all-comers, created a spirit of subdued optimism. The allocation of spaces for events organized by more than 200 non-governmental bodies from June 13 to June 22 enabled discussions on alternative solutions to the planet's environmental and social challenges to proceed. The fact that these debates took place on Flamengo Beach, just a short distance away from its more famous sibling: Copacabana, was entirely appropriate; despite the challenges presented by the unusual surroundings, organisers and participants made great use of the time and space available in the heart of the \u0093cidade maravilhosa\u0094 (marvellous city), Rio de Janeiro.\nOne constructive happening held under the umbrella of the People's Summit was a day of civil action called Rio+20 Asbestos Toxic Tour. The June 15th activities mounted to draw attention to the deadly threat to humanity and the environment posed by the continuing production and use of asbestos began in the morning with a demonstration and continued in the afternoon with a bilingual dialogue on strategies for achieving the aims of the seminar \u0093The Future We Want is Asbestos-Free\u0094 (O Futuro Que Queremos \u00e9 Sem Amianto).\nThe Eternit factory at 122 Francisco Portela Street in the Guadalupe neighbourhood of Rio de Janeiro is Brazil's oldest operational asbestos-cement manufacturing facility.3 Two hundred employees work here around the clock producing asbestos-containing building materials, with the early morning shift beginning at 7 a.m. Despite the fact that the State of Rio de Janeiro has banned the use of asbestos, this factory exists within an exclusion bubble in which the toxic use of a prohibited substance persists. This state of affairs is possible because of a judicial appeal made by Eternit which threatened mass unemployment should the ban be enforced. As a result, the authorities agreed to exempt the company from Rio de Janeiro State Law 3579/2001 until a Supreme Court ruling has been issued on whether the asbestos ban is constitutional.\nA letter to Eternit from ABREA, the Brazilian Association of the Asbestos-Exposed, was delivered on June 15 during the protest; it appealed to the company to protect its workers and obey the law. The text of this letter formed the basis of a petition circulated during the day that highlighted the social irresponsibility of Eternit's continued asbestos production at the Guadalupe plant. From outside the factory gates, the Presidents of the ABREA branches in Rio de Janeiro, Geraldo Mariano, and Osasco, Eliezer Jo\u00e3o de Souza, addressed the workforce with the use of loud hailers.\n\u0093Under our constitution workers must\u0094 they said \u0093be provided with a healthy environment. Eternit's continued use of asbestos is deadly and must be stopped.\u0094 Colorful information leaflets entitled \u0093Asbestos Kills! Work Yes, Disease No\u0094 (Amianto Mata! Trabalhar Sim. Adoecer N\u00e3o) produced by ABREA members, some of whom worked at the Rio Eternit factory, in conjunction with researchers at Fiocruz, an institution of the Ministry of Health, were distributed to people arriving at the plant and members of the public. During the morning session, Fernanda Giannasi, the leader of Brazil's ban asbestos movement, and representatives of the CUT trade union also took the opportunity of expressing their support for a just transition from asbestos-based technology to asbestos-free production, so that jobs would be created and workers protected. Labor Inspector Giannasi asked: \u0093How many Eternit workers have to die before the company puts health before profits?\u0094 Eternit personnel were observed taking photographs of the demonstrators with a particular focus on the activities of Ms. Giannasi.\nFernanda Giannasi being interviewed by the Brazilian media.\nThroughout the protest, a huge lorry remained parked in the street by the factory gate. One of the plates on this truck was an orange square on which were written the figures \u009390 2590,\u0094 the United Nations code for white asbestos (chrysotile), actinolite, anthophyllite, tremolite.\nThere is no doubt that this vehicle's cargo was raw asbestos fiber from the Mina\u00e7u chrysotile mine. Under Rio de Janeiro State Law 3579/2001 the transport of this hazardous material on the public highways is illegal but via another judicial appeal, Brazilian asbestos stakeholders also secured permission for this practice to persist.\nPosters displayed on the factory gates by the protestors highlighted the:\noutrage at the possibility that Stephen Schmidheiny, a former Eternit executive convicted by a Turin Court for his role in the asbestos deaths of thousands of Italians, might participate in the Rio+20 Summit;\nhuman toll paid by Eternit's Brazilian workers for their asbestos employment;\ndemand by Eternit's Italian asbestos victims for justice: \u0093Eternit Giustizia!\u0094\ncall by Brazilian civil society for an asbestos-free future.\nAs with almost any Brazilian meeting or event that lasts more than 2 minutes, ABREA members made sure to bring with them ingredients crucial to all forms of human interaction: flasks of Brazilian coffee, packets of biscuits, sugar and bottles of water were placed on a small collapsible table for the participants.\nMoving from the industrial periphery of Rio into the city center took nearly two hours in the traffic generated by the influx of Rio+20 participants. Although securing the site for that afternoon's asbestos session had been fraught by lack of information and numerous delays, the persistence of civil society activists, led by the folks from Fiocruz, ABREA, ABRASCO, the Brazilian Association of Collective Health and CEBES, the Brazilian Center for Health Studies, was rewarded when tent 1 on Flamengo Beach was made available on June 15th from 1 p.m. \u0096 6 p.m. for the workshop: \u0093The Future We Want is Asbestos-Free.\u0094\nReflecting the broad-based support for this event was the range of associations and groups from Latin America, North America, Europe and Asia which coalesced for this session including: asbestos victims from Rio, Osasco and Bom Jesus da Serra, ban asbestos campaigners, civil servants, local politicians, medical personnel, researchers, trade unionists and concerned members of the public.\nThe tree located at the front of the tent provided both a fitting reminder that this was not a run-of-the-mill meeting as well as the ideal location for ABREA members to hang Ban Asbestos leaflets (below).\nFiocruz researcher Dr. Hermano Albuquerque de Castro (right).\nDr. Hermano de Castro, who has been attacked by industry stakeholders for his public health work on asbestos, framed the afternoon's discussion by detailing the epidemiological evidence documenting the links between asbestos exposure and disease in Brazil and abroad. \u0093Brazil is,\u0094 he said \u0093just beginning to see the effects of hazardous asbestos exposures which occurred during the asbestos boom time in the 1960s.\u0094\nDr. Jefferson Beneditto Pires Freitas.\nDr. Freitas, a medical expert from S\u00e3o Paulo, agreed that there is a lack of reliable data on the incidence of asbestos disease in Brazil. Efforts to collect statistics on asbestos mortality have only been made in a handful of cities; unfortunately, the databanks which do exist provide conflicting figures on the scope of Brazil's asbestos problem.4 Dr. Freitas charged the government to institute a mesothelioma register and other protocols so that accurate information can be routinely collected.\nIn the information vacuum which persists, it is the victims' testimony which speaks the loudest. Geraldo Mariano, President of the Rio de Janeiro branch of ABREA, described conditions in the Eternit factory where he worked for nearly 7 years: \u0093Asbestos was emptied into the mixer with cement to make tiles; dust covered the workers. Now, the symptoms and lumps are inside of us; we feel they are about to burst any minute.\u0094 Commenting on the categorization of pleural plaques as a \u0093benign condition,\u0094 Mariano said \u0093there is no such thing as a good disease.\u0094 Eliezer Jo\u00e3o de Souza, the President of ABREA's Osasco branch, has led the victims' campaign for justice since ABREA was founded in 1995. He spoke of the patchwork of progress regarding the reduction in asbestos exposures in Brazil: although some states have banned its use, commercial enterprises have succeeded in obtaining derogations in these states which permit the processing of asbestos to continue. In non-ban states, like Paran\u00e1, asbestos manufacturing remains a profitable and large-scale business which exposes the workers and the community at large to an uncertain future.5\nThe difficulties experienced by Brazil's asbestos victims were put into sharp relief by the presentation about the abandoned asbestos mine in S\u00e3o F\u00e9lix, Bahia made by ABREA's Esmeraldo dos Santos Teixeira (known to everyone as Nego) and his colleagues from the Social Forum of Bom Jesus Da Serra: Professor J\u00e2nio Oliveira Rocha and Mayor Edinaldo Meira Silva. From 1939 until 1967 mining operations by the SAMA company exposed workers as well as members of the public to hazardous levels of asbestos. When SAMA shut its operations in Bahia, it walked away from 700 hectares of contaminated land and abandoned 100 former workers to their fate. With no support or compensation provided by SAMA, the families of asbestos-killed workers are reliant on hand-outs from the municipality to bury their dead.\nIt is ironic, Nego pointed out, that the name of the local cemetery commemorates the town's asbestos past; it is called Snow White. An Open Letter to Rio+20 by the Bom Jesus Da Serra Social Forum was distributed at the workshop.\nDetailing the nexus of vested interests which have assiduously fought to retain the asbestos status quo in Brazil, Labor Inspector Fernanda Giannasi quoted a report from the French Senate which said that the asbestos lobby had for years \u0093anaesthetised\u0094 the French Government and by so doing had allowed the continued use of a deadly substance; the Senate called asbestos the \u0093greatest health catastrophe of the 20th century.\u0094\nData presented by Ms. Giannasi showed the growing importance to the global asbestos market of Brazilian companies. Brazil, which was formerly ranked the 4th or 5th most prolific global supplier, now occupies 3rd place; between 1996 and 2011, Brazilian asbestos output increased from 8.8% to 14% (300,000 tonnes) of total global production. According to the most recent available data, the majority (55%) of Brazilian asbestos is sent to Asia: 45.8% to India, 17.6% to Indonesia, 6.8% to Mexico, 6.4% to the United Arab Emirates and 5.4% to Thailand. With the profits which flow from this trade, the industry is able to buy political support, manipulate the judicial system and block vital research into the incidence of asbestos-related disease. A typical example of these efforts is the judicial privilege secured by asbestos producers to withhold details of 4,000 cases of asbestos-related disease from government officials on the grounds that these individuals had received from Eternit and Saint Gobain extra-judicial settlements, the details of which are confidential. Seventeen other companies have received authorization from the Superior Court of Justice to withhold information on asbestos-related disease incidence pending a 2012 Supreme Court decision. In the light of these and other ploys, the true impact of asbestos on the lives of ordinary Brazilians has not and cannot emerge, concluded Ms. Giannasi.\nAnd yet, the right to \u0093Dignidade da pessoa humana\u0094 (dignity of the human person) and the social value of work, which cannot co-exist with the \u0093controlled use of asbestos,\u0094 are upheld by the Brazilian constitution, Lawyer Mauro Menezes told workshop participants.\nIt is for this reason that hearings will be held in August 2012 before eleven Supreme Court Ministers (judges) to establish the constitutionality of the law which bans the use of asbestos in S\u00e3o Paulo State. Should the Court uphold the S\u00e3o Paulo law, ban laws pending in the States of Mato Grosso do Sul, Esp\u00edrito Santo and Par\u00e1 are likely to be adopted by the end of the year with other state bans to follow. ABREA, which Mr. Menezes represents, is an amicus curiae in the Supreme Court action along with other civil society groups determined to secure the right to a future that is asbestos-free in Brazil. Speaking on behalf of the National Association of Labor Prosecutors (Associa\u00e7o Nacional Dos Procuradores Do Trabaho/ ANPT), Dr. Fabio Goulart Villela detailed the part his association is playing in the Supreme Court action; ANPT has brought a lawsuit against the President of Brazil over the law which supports the country's controlled use policy.\nExpressing the outrage of Brazilian civil society, occupational and environmental health specialist Professor Rene Mendes confirmed the immorality of the Brazilian government's \u0093controlled use\u0094 policy on asbestos:\n\u0093In 2012, this subject should not still be debated; the tragic history of asbestos has been known since 1907. There is no excuse for the interminable delay which puts even more people's lives at risk. The world we want is one which is free of asbestos.\u0094\nDr. Mendes' sentiments were echoed by Gilberto Salviano da Silva, the representative of the Central \u00fanica dos Trabalhadores (the Central Union of Workers/ CUT) who presented a document signed in May 2012 by CUT and other trade unions supporting a Brazilian ban on asbestos. He announced that the call to ban asbestos had been listed as an agenda item for the July 2012 CUT conference in S\u00e3o Paulo and confirmed that CUT will, at that time, publish the Portuguese translation of the IBAS monograph : Eternit & The Great Asbestos Trial.\nInternational speakers from Europe, North America and Asia contributed to the dialogue regarding \u0093The Future We Want is Asbestos-Free,\u0094 via presentations, distribution of literature, sharing of online resources and participation in discussions.\nThe Coordinator of the International Ban Asbestos Secretariat (IBAS) Laurie Kazan-Allen highlighted the role played by Brazilian ban asbestos activists in the global asbestos struggle, referencing the landmark conference held in Osasco in 2000 \u0096 The Global Asbestos Congress: Past, Present and Future \u0096 and identified the huge achievements made since that event took place.\nIn the last twelve years, there has been a 3-fold increase in the number of countries banning the use of asbestos and a 46% decrease in the number of countries consuming more than 500 tonnes/year. Whereas, formerly, civil society accepted the industry propaganda of \u0093controlled use of asbestos,\u0094 in the 21st century the only acceptable policy on asbestos is no use.\nIn the next presentation, \u0093Harnessing the Power of Social Media Advocacy,\u0094 Linda Reinstein of the Asbestos Diseases Awareness Organization (ADAO) concentrated on the effectiveness of social media platforms for spreading awareness of the asbestos hazard and facilitating the collaborative efforts of ban asbestos activists in countries around the world.\nThe huge growth of mobile phone technology and use, the popularity of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube, and other new platforms of online communication have created a situation which empowers civil society to confront the asbestos challenge even in countries where asbestos vested interests enjoy all the political privilege and government support that their asbestos dollars can buy.\nSpeaker Alexandra Caterbow of Women in Europe for a Common Future (WECF) described the genesis of the WECF's asbestos awareness campaign in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EECCA) countries6 and the challenges faced, including the lack of asbestos awareness, the financial and political clout of asbestos vested interests, the ubiquity of hazardous exposures caused by asbestos industrial production and the haphazard dumping of contaminated waste. In the Ukraine, she said, 95% of all homes were covered with asbestos-cement sheets. An innovative and eco-friendly project being developed by the WECF is the use of non-asbestos straw bale technology for building homes in Georgia and the EECCA.7 Describing the experiences of an NGO in Kazakhstan, Kaisha Atakanova reiterated the size of the challenge to civil society in EECCA countries when taking on powerful industrial forces such as the asbestos industry.\nFrom the discussion during the afternoon, there could be little doubt about the anger generated by the 21st century mining, sale and consumption of asbestos. The impunity which asbestos entrepreneurs have enjoyed for decades has to and will be brought to an end. Calls made by participants in the June 15th events are being conveyed to the United Nations, including demands for an international instrument, along the lines of the Stockholm Convention, to eliminate asbestos use and hold individuals guilty of asbestos crimes to account. It is inexcusable that at such a high-profile international meeting on the environment held in a country which is the world's 3rd biggest producer of asbestos, there was no room on the agenda for a discussion of the asbestos hazard. This was not an error of omission but rather a successful and deliberate attempt by Brazilian asbestos stakeholders to silence civil society opposition. That this blatant censorship did not succeed is evinced by the success of the Asbestos Toxic Tour. The future we want is asbestos-free!\n1 Black R. Rio summit ends with warning on corporate power. June 23, 2012.\n2 Brooks B. Rio+20, the unhappy environmental summit. June 23, 2012.\nhttp://www.chron.com/news/article/Rio-20-the-unhappy-environmental-summit-3657192.php\n3 Two older asbestos-cement factories, one of which started production in 1937 and was owned by Brasilit/Saint Gobain closed in 1990; the other, which opened in in Osasco in 1939 and was owned by the Swiss Eternit Group, closed in 1993.\n4 Brazilian asbestos mortality data from the health insurance benefits system do not agree with municipal mortality data or statistics from the cancer registries which exist in 13 cities. Research conducted in S\u00e3o Paulo by Dr. Eduardo Algranti confirms there is a \u0093clear underreporting of mesotheliomas\u0094 in the Osasco cohort of former Eternit asbestos-cement workers whose diseases have been followed by S\u00e3o Paulo specialists for 10 years.\n5 Legislation to ban the use of asbestos in Paran\u00e1 State, Brazil's biggest producer of asbestos-cement, was derailed in February 2012 by political and commercial vested interests. 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        "raw_content": "Federal-Mogul Seeks Judicial Relief From Asbestos Liabilities\nAlthough it had been anticipated, the news that Federal-Mogul (FM) was filing for voluntary Chapter 11 reorganization in the US and administration under the UK Insolvency Act of 1986 set off shock waves on both sides of the Atlantic. On October 1, 2001, the Michigan-based multinational announced that simultaneous actions in both jurisdictions, intended to ensure the company\ufffds survival in the face of an explosion in asbestos-related claims, had been initiated. According to the company, affiliates in Canada, Continental Europe, Africa, Latin America and Asia Pacific are unaffected by the restructuring process. FM\ufffds newly elected Chairman and Executive Officer, Frank Macher, claims it is business as usual: \"Federal-Mogul will continue to serve its existing customers, fulfil current contracts and secure new business.\" On October 15, a corporate press release boasted that FM had secured four new contracts valued at $20 million from auto manufacturers and suppliers with Macher commenting: \"Federal-Mogul is continuing business operations without interruption and with the full support of our major customers.\"\nFor asbestos victims with personal injury claims against FM or one of its subsidiaries, it is most certainly not business as usual. In the UK, cases against T&N Ltd., a British multinational gobbled up by FM during a $6 billion corporate buying spree in 1998, have been frozen. Plaintiffs\ufffd solicitors were informed by letters received in October that as a result of the proceedings, legal actions against T&N and subsidiaries such as Newalls Insulation Company Limited and J.W. Roberts Limited would be stayed. The High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, London approved the appointment of S V Freakley, J J Gleave and G P Squiries of Kroll Buchler Phillips as Joint Administrators. According to Mr. Freakley: \"Whilst Federal-Mogul is viable at an operating level, it requires the protection of Administration and Chapter 11 to allow it time to address the financial difficulties caused by asbestos claims in the US.\" It is believed that few UK mesothelioma plaintiffs now claiming compensation from the T&N group will live to see this problem resolved.\nDocuments on FM\ufffds website maintain that the hundred year old company had \"only limited involvement with asbestos\" prior to a series of take-overs which have resulted in 365,000 asbestos claims pending. By the end of this year, FM will have paid out $1 billion in claims. More than half the active claims relate to T&N, once the largest asbestos group in the UK, or its subsidiaries. Last year, FM revised its previous estimate of T&N\ufffds total asbestos liabilities from $750.9 million to $1.56 billion. When FM purchased T&N, it was clear that the UK company\ufffds financial future was inextricably linked to its asbestos past. Since T&N\ufffds formation in 1920, the commercial exploitation of asbestos in building materials, automotive parts and insulation products had been at the heart of the company\ufffds success. FM\ufffds announcement that a \ufffd1.5 billion bid for T&N had been unconditionally accepted was greeted with amazement by UK asbestos specialists; the company\ufffds vulnerability to asbestos claims was common knowledge. Investors worried about T&N\ufffds asbestos liabilities had continually undervalued the stock. Attempting to reassure the City, T&N made a one-off payment of \ufffd92 million ($155 million) in November, 1996 for an additional \ufffd500 million ($725 million) layer of insurance to cover its asbestos liabilities. Under the reinsurance policy, coverage of claims notified post-June 30, 1996 would be accessible when the total value of claims received after June, 1996 exceeded \ufffd690 million. According to FM\ufffds Annual Report of 2000, the company \"does not expect to reach the trigger point of the insurance or begin to collect on the insurance recoverable for the next several years.\" Although this attempt to ring-fence the company\ufffds asbestos liabilities was viewed as window-dressing by some and a stalling tactic by others, the spectre of asbestos claims didn\ufffdt seem to bother FM executives. At the time of the acquisition, FM\ufffds General Counsel said: \"We are pleased with T&N\ufffds innovative efforts to manage this serious problem and intend to build on those efforts in the future.\" T&N\ufffds 1997 accounts promised that the take-over would \"provide the resources required to match the provision set up in 1996 to meet past and future asbestos liabilities.\"\nHow could they have got it so wrong? Although the existence of the asbestos problem was known decades ago, few, if any, observers could have predicted the exponential growth in the number and size of claims. When FM bought T&N \"the thinking was that asbestos costs could be managed by the Center for Claims Resolution, a coalition of defendants that routinely settled almost any claim.\" In 1998 asbestos claims at FM were $85 million, in 1999, they were $178 million, in 2000 they were $351 million; this year they are forecast to hit $380 million. 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        "raw_content": "Characters from real life.\nWhere do you find your characters for stories?\nUnable to fall asleep a few nights ago, I started thinking about some of the people who lived in our small town when I was a child in North West England. It was an old mill town, full of derelict factories and rows of stone houses, built during the Industrial Revolution and blackened long ago by smoke. Some of the streets were still cobbled and a few of the older people still wore clogs \u2013 wooden soled shoes that could be heard clattering along from a long way away. To live to 100 years old was quite common, mainly because everyone walked everywhere and it was impossible to go any distance without going \u201coop \u2018t\u2019brew\u201d ie. up the hill.\nSome characters from this place still stand out in my memory and I\u2019m sure I\u2019ll one day include one or more of them in a story. One who is very clear, is the man who sat every Sunday at the back of the church. He had dark hair, going grey, which stood up from his head in a stiff mop. I never knew his name, but my sisters and I used to refer to him as \u2018Mr Sweep\u2019, not because he was dirty, but because his hair reminded us of a sweep\u2019s brush. If we turned around during church, he would catch our eye and give us a \u2018Mr Spock\u2019 greeting, which of course was very cool! My mother told us he was the Bank Manager, but we never believed her. Bank Managers just don\u2019t look like that.\nAt the front of the church sat a lady I used to try to burn with hateful looks. It never worked. I\u2019m sure she didn\u2019t notice me. I never knew her name either, but I loathed her with a passion \u2013 just because of her fox skin stole. She wore it rain, hail or shine and I hated it. I think my mind is probably playing tricks with me, because I remember it with a fox\u2019s head at one end, with big, glassy eyes, and I don\u2019t think anyone would be so crass as to wear something like that, would they? But it definitely had three foxes\u2019 tails and I mourned for them every time I saw them.\nThe local vicar was quite a character, too. I always thought of him as being old, because he was bald and slightly paunchy, but in hindsight he was probably only in his thirties. When he visited us, he always made himself comfortable in the seat by the fire, clasping his hands over his stomach, stretching out his legs and kicking off his shoes. I half expected him to say \u2018Tiddly widdly widdly, Mrs Tittlemouse\u2019 like a somewhat drier Mr Jackson. He\u2019d wiggle his toes as he talked and we\u2019d hold our breath. As soon as he\u2019d gone, Mum would rush to open every window, no matter how cold it was outside. Then one day, he and his malodorous feet took off to work on an island in the middle of nowhere and we never saw him again.\nAnother man I remember, though I probably only ever saw him a couple of times was the man with no nose. My father explained that he\u2019d lost it during the war. These days, of course, he\u2019d not have to suffer the stares of morbidly fascinated kids like us, but in those days there was no choice beyond hiding away and never coming out. I remember he was extremely tall and thin and wore a rather threadbare brown suit. He greeted stares with a stare of his own and we quickly looked away.\nHow about you? Do you find characters from your life to use in stories? I didn\u2019t know any of these people well, but they offer so many possibilities, if only as secondary characters or as a mine of traits and characteristics.\nLabels: characters, childhood, writing\nAgreed, reality is a good place to start a character... It gives them a strong base of credibility.\nI also like to work with archetypes that I skew or twist in unusual ways.\nFor example, a door to door salesman, stereotypically dishonest and pettily manipulative; I'd depict one that was intrinsically honest, then I'd have to build him so that he would be believable. He really believes that his dinky products perform as advertised and sells them as such... And his feelings are deeply hurt when they don't. He would have to be a bit dim and have a short memory so that each time he would forget about the failings, and start anew (suddenly I'm reminded of \"Memento\"). The funny thing would be the way his customers react. Some would be taken in by his strong faith in his products, others would take pity and buy in order not to shatter his convictions, and all kinds of quiproco and hilarity could arise. He'd probably make a decent living because of it. The story could go on many places from there...\nAn interesting idea, Alesa. I would think the most difficult part would be making the reader actually believe that he really was that innocent!\nTo some extent, while certainly I would try to make this hypothetical character true to himself, I would expect (perhaps require) the reader to accept the character for what he is... the reader has to, because the basic elements of this character are unnatural and unrealistic.\nWhy did the wolf go through so much trouble to eat Riding Hood? Why not eat her in the woods? Why not eat someone else, less protected by narrative convention? Yes, I know there are other mechanisms at work there...\nEssentially, what I mean is that he (the wolf, or the salesman) does what he does because his character is defined by it. It isn't especially believable but if it consistently represented, it can work.\n(sorry for the slightly off-topic tangent)\nAnd that just brought to mind an imagining of a series of books about \"The adventures of little red Robin Hood\"\nUnsurprisingly little red riding hood has been done, just checked. Still fun imagining.\nMost of my stories are about animals. We have a lot of wildlife near our home, so I get a lot from there. People-wise, it seems I've related a lot to childhood friends, and those \"friends\" that were not so friendly.\nHey, Kate, I didn\u2019t realise you were from England. So am I. I came to Australia when I was nearly thirteen. I\u2019m from The Midlands where my father worked at the steelworks as a brickie. He was from Yorkshire originally and fought in WW11.\nWe lived in a house just like the one you described. At seven, I had a crush on our parish priest. Tall, gray, and handsome, he was Irish and looked like Carry Grant.\nThere were many funny characters in our neighbourhood. My best friend from primary school features in one of my MG series, but I\u2019ve changed her name. Sometimes when I create a character, I use different people and blend them together. That\u2019s fun.\nWhen I first started writing Chapter books and MG novels, I wrote from my memories of childhood, but my MC evolved and became an Australian girl, who saves injured animals. That was inspired by my work with a wildlife rescue, here in NSW.\nSome one recently asked me what happened to by original stories. Well, I filed them away, but I might edit them one day, if I ever get he time. They\u2019re set in England, the home of my happy childhood where I played in the woods, parks, streets, and derelict building. Not to mention trespassing on a few allotments. Ooops!\nI get inspired by anything. 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        "raw_content": "An Occupation We Fully Support\nIt\u2019s been over twenty years since I paid dues to the United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America but I\u2019m still a \u201cUE-er\u201d at heart. One example of why I, and countless others, still feel this attachment is the worker occupation of the Republic Windows and Doors plant on Chicago\u2019s north side.\nYou\u2019ve already undoubtedly heard something about this bold action, reported in the mass media across the country and abroad. When Bank of America abruptly severed Republic\u2019s normal line of credit, the company was forced to shut down with only three days notice\u2013instead of the sixty days required by the WARN Act. Workers were shown the door without vacation or severance pay they had coming by law and/or contract and stripped of their health coverage.\nMost unions would have called the lawyers. But that\u2019s not the UE way. Instead the 260 members at Republic first organized themselves in to shifts to occupy the premises and defend the plant\u2019s assets until they get their just compensation. They didn\u2019t keep it a secret either. The media was summoned. Jobs with Justice agreed to take up their cause. A congressman came out to say some nice words to the occupiers. The Rev Jesse Jackson\u2019s offer of food was welcomed.\nThe Republic workers are centering their fire primarily on Bank of America. The UE website says,\n\u201cBank of America, the country's second largest bank, has received $25 billion in taxpayer money as part of the $700 billion government bailout of the financial industry. The public was told that this bailout was necessary in order to keep credit flowing and prevent the loss of jobs. Yet the very-well-paid executives at Bank of America have actually cut off credit to Republic, forcing the closing of a plant where workers were, at least up until Friday, producing energy-efficient doors and windows.\u201d\nWe might add Friday was also the day BoA got final approval of their acquisition of Merrill Lynch.\nMy good friend Adam Shils, who seems to show up at every picket line in the Chicago area, took some doughnuts down to Republic, pitched in unloading a truck load of supplies brought by Rev Jackson, and then sent me some observations,\nThe workers are maintaining good security with only union members allowed past the main entrance...While the occupation is 24 hour, it is being organized in shifts with workers returning home to sleep.\nThe weekend temperature in the plant is 50 degrees....The police presence appears to be minimal.\nSupport from other unions has been good. There were about 250-300 at yesterday's rally and contingents from IBT Locals 705 and 703 there today.\nThis is obviously a very important struggle which demands our full solidarity and support.\nOur Monday Daily Labor News Digest will carry a number of articles and video clips about the Republic action and we\u2019ll be updating further developments. In the meantime you can:\n\u25cfsign on to the JwJ support campaign by clicking here\n\u25cfsend a solidarity message to the Republic workers here\n\u25cfsend a financial contribution to:\nUE Local 1110 Solidarity Fund\n37 S. Ashland\nTwisting the Bankruptcy Knife\nWhen Archway & Mother's Cookie Co. gave their workers a letter on October 6 informing them they were filing for bankruptcy, and going out of business immediately, many workers scrambled to get medical care before the end of the month--while their Blue Cross plan was still in effect. One had her doctor induce labor to ensure a Blue Cross baby. Another bought 6,000 dollars worth of insulin for his diabetic daughter. And a woman moved up a previously scheduled gall bladder removal to beat the deadline.\nBut it turns out these workers didn\u2019t actually have a Blue Cross plan. Archway was self-insured, and used Blue Cross only as an administrative go-between the company and healthcare providers. By the time the workers got their letter Archway no longer had the funds for Blue Cross to disburse. The workers who had lost their income and benefits were now also stuck with medical bills, some running in to many thousands of dollars.\nMany workers think they at least have the last resort of COBRA (named after the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1986) allowing them to continue their health insurance\u2013at full cost\u2013for eighteen months after losing a job. But COBRA only works when the company plan still exists. If the company plan\u2013or the company itself\u2013is terminated there is nothing to continue. And, as the Archway workers discovered the hard way, if the termination occurs before your doctor bills are paid you are out of luck. Only in America.\nBail Local, Profit Global\nSome UAW members have started referring to their top officer as President Kettleringer. He has in fact been the constant companion of Big Three CEOs on Capitol Hill and assured congress that General Motors was on the brink of collapse, in urgent need of a handout.\nAn article in today\u2019s Los Angeles Times paints a more balanced, realistic picture of GM\u2019s fortunes. It opens,\n\u201cNearly three-fifths of the employees at General Motors Corp. work for a company that makes cars that are admired, popular and profitable....They just don't work in the United States.\u201d\n\u201cGM has a bigger presence outside the U.S. than in it, employs more people in other countries than here, and actually makes money selling cars everywhere from Sao Paulo to Shanghai. Its U.S. revenue has sunk 24 percent in the last three full years, but in the rest of the world, GM can boast a 28 percent increase.\u201d\nThis raises the question: why can\u2019t GM bail out itself? If they were honest, their reply would be, why should we when we can get governments and unions to help us out?\nThis follows the same pattern of the GM parts making spin-off Delphi who outsourced so many jobs south of the border they became the second biggest private employer in Mexico. While they were making money hands over fist in Mexico they declared bankruptcy on their U.S. operations and made mince meat out of their union contracts.\nFord too has extensive operations abroad. Only Chrysler, still stinging from their disastrous experiment with the Rootes Group in the Seventies, has no significant holdings outside North America.\nStill, some in congress have questioned why Chrysler\u2019s principal owner, Cerberus Capital Management, can\u2019t help out with some cash. This privately held outfit is an upscale strip and flip operation with fingers in many pies, in many lands. They are far from a profitable flip at Chrysler and figure they should have enough juice on the Hill to get public financing to salvage their speculative investment. Among their directors are former Vice-President Dan Quayle and former Treasury Secretary John Snow. Just in case, they have retained a gold plated bankruptcy specialist.\nBrother Kettleringer, of course, was doing more than just hustling congress over the past week. He summoned all the Big Three local leaders to Detroit and explained it was time to do \u201cwhatever it takes\u201d to save their \u201cpartners.\u201d He has publicly pledged to scrap the Jobs Bank, SUB, and to allow the companies to defer their VEBA payments. There may be more than that before it\u2019s over.\nIn the end, what might secure the Big Three a reprieve was the November unemployment figures released on Friday. 533,000 full-time jobs were eliminated\u2013the biggest monthly total since the bitter 1974 recession. As the New York Times reported, underlying figures show the real situation to be even worse,\n\u201cMore significantly, the unemployment rate does not include those too discouraged to look for work any longer or those working fewer hours than they would like. Add those people to the roster of the unemployed, and the rate hit a record 12.5 percent in November, up 1.5 percentage points since September.\u201d\nNot wanting to add the collapse of the Big Three to this mix, it\u2019s likely the lame duck congress will grant them barely enough money to carry their U.S. operations over to the next congress, the next White House. Meanwhile GM, further applying the principle of shared sacrifice, is pursuing handouts from Canada, for Vauxhall in Britain, and for Opel in Germany.\nBackwards From Bali\nPoznan, about the size of Kansas City, is one of the oldest cities in Poland. It has a centuries-long history as a center of resistance against foreign occupiers and indigenous dictators, led in modern times by a militant trade union movement. Today there were again thousands of protesters marching in the streets, this time demanding action on global warming because Poznan is the host for the latest United Nations Climate Change Conference.\nSome recent reports show that ground has been lost since the last conference in Bali a year ago. The amount of U.S. greenhouse gases flowing into the atmosphere, mainly carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels, increased last year by 1.4 percent after a slight decline in 2006, the Energy Department reported Wednesday. Overall, U.S. greenhouse gases have increased 16.7 percent since 1990\u2013the baseline established by the Kyoto Treaty, accepted by the Clinton administration but later rejected by Bush.\nThe 2007 increase in China was even greater\u20137.5 percent\u2013though the U.S. appears to have held on to the dubious distinction of world leader in this area.\nA report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office concludes two key international programs\u2013\u201ccap and trade\u201d emission quotas and offset grants for aid to energy projects in developing countries\u2013have little or no benefit in curbing global warming. Cap and trade is thought to be an essential component of the yet to be fully revealed environmental program of the Obama administration.\nWe\u2019ve got to save a little bit for next time.",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re buying a new luxury car in the next six months, Keyes Lexus should be at the top of your list as you round up your favorite models. There\u2019s plenty of information flowing in about the 2018 model lineup, all of it good \u2014 and some of it downright surprising.\nWe start with the Lexus UX. The concept version has been around for some time now. Its positive reception lead to quickly getting the green light for production. It\u2019s expected to debut at the Tokyo International Auto Show later this year, and to make its way to showrooms in Los Angeles and around the world this fall.\nAlso on tap for Tokyo (and for Keyes Lexus) is a three-row version of the Lexus RX. Specifications are scant at this point; all we know is that the wheelbase will be identical to the 2017 Lexus RX, but that the rear overhang is expected to be extended to better accommodate the third-row seats. We may have to wait \u2019til Tokyo to see how this works out in practice.\nThere\u2019s also more news on the 2018 Lexus LS, which features an Advanced Safety Package with many autonomous driving aids. A statement from Lexus goes to great pains to remind drivers that the Lexus LS is not a self-driving car. Yes, it meets SAE International Level 2 Autonomous Driving requirements. However, as advanced as these are \u2014 and they\u2019re some of the most advanced we\u2019ve seen \u2014 they should only be viewed as driver assist technologies.\nWith that stipulated, the new Lexus ES is still an exciting development, because it shows that the company is definitely on track to deliver a fully self-driving car by 2020-21, as promised.\nAside from the 2018 Lexus LC 500, most of the 2018 model lineup has yet to arrive at Keyes Lexus. However, all signs point to 2018 being a great year for the luxury carmaker. Find out more details on upcoming models by watching this space, or by visiting us at 5905 Van Nuys Blvd. in Van Nuys, CA. And don\u2019t forget that qualified customers can also get great lease and finance rates on 2017 models at the Lexus Golden Opportunity Sales Event, going on now for a limited time!\nLexus LS, Lexus RX",
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        "raw_content": "It is a very exciting, sad and nervous year for our little household, as our eldest son starts school. I am not quite sure where the last 6 years has gone and how my little baby is suddenly ready for big school! Where does time go when you have children? It seems to go so slowly B.C ( before children), but once you have children, it zooms along at break neck speed and you just want it to slow down, slow right down, so you can enjoy and remember those cherished moments with them.\nI want to hold him tight and not let him go and I definitely don\u2019t want him to grow up. But we cannot stop time, and as a parent, we must give them all the right tools to shape them and help them to grow and become their own person. So they can go out in to the world and be the best they can be. Letting them choose the adventure they want to take and supporting them along the way.\nSchool is the start of all the big things that can happen to a person, it can shape them and mold them for the rest of their life. As I reflect back over the last 6 years of watching him grow from a beautiful happy baby, into a beautiful happy boy, I am looking to his future and wondering what it may hold.\nI thought so I could remember this moment, that I would write down what I hope for him and I thought I would share this with you, as you may also have a child who starts school this year or be going through similar emotions whatever age your child may be:\nI hope:\n1. I hope that if he gets disappointed because a friend doesn\u2019t want to play with him, that he picks himself up and finds another person to befriend. Seek out happiness if all you can find is sadness.\n2. I hope that if someone bullies him because of his hair colour or for another reason, that he turns the other cheek and walks away. Be brave, as tomorrow is a new day.\n3. I hope that he will make some amazing friends that he will have for life. Friends can come and go in life but they will always leave an imprint on your soul.\n4. I hope that he will grow into a person that can think for himself, stand up for his opinions and rights but not judge others on theirs. We do not need any more judgement in this world.\n5. I hope that he will always find beauty and hope in the world. Because sometimes it can be the only thing that gets you through the day. Search for beauty in all that surrounds you.\n6. I hope he will always be the kind natured, loving, beautiful soul that he is now and he will always look out for others in need and treat them with gentleness and love. Strength through kindness.\nI had a friend asked me once \u201cWhat do you want your son to be when he grows up?\u201d, I immediately said whatever he wishes to, whether that be an artist, musician, lawyer, teacher, I didn\u2019t mind as long as he follows his dreams. She argued that you need money in life and it can be hard to get by without it. She was a lawyer and wanted her son to be in a similar profession. Dreams don\u2019t buy houses and food. I had to agree with her there, but that is with my adult head on and with my dreamer head on, I just hope my son finds joy and happiness in life. Whatever that may be or whoever he may become.\nBe brave, be strong and be happy, my little man.\nCategories: KidsTags: back to school, don't grow up, growing up, hopes and dreams, memories",
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        "raw_content": "By Meghna Kundu 5/Five June 11, 2014\n5 Hitchcock films which never saw the light of day\nRightly nicknamed \u201cThe Master of Suspense\u201d, Alfred Hitchcock is considered one of the greatest and the most prolific filmmakers in history. On this day, 11 June, 1928 his first film The Case of Johnathan Drew hit the theatres. Four decades after the release of his last film, The Family Plot, we bring you 5 Hitchcock films which never really saw the light of day\u2026\nThis film was supposed to be Hitchcock\u2019s directorial debut but the project was scrapped after the shooting a few scenes. The plot revolved around low-income residents of a building in London, financed by The Peabody Trust, which was founded by American banker-philanthropist George Foster Peabody, to offer affordable housing. He rarely ever spoke about the film but on one occasion referred to it as a \u201cchastening experience\u201d because the plug was pulled on the project due to lack of funds.\nThe story was adapted from David Duncan\u2019s 1948 novel, the plot talks about a disaffected Communist agitator who happened to be on the run from the police and is forced to adopt the identity of a murder suspect. Hitchcock believed none of the scripts he received elevate the movie beyond an ordinary chase story, and Warner Brothers allowed him to kill the project and move on to \u201cDial M for Murder\u201d (1954).\nThe film was supposed to be an adaptation of a thriller novel by Henry Cecil. The plot revolved around an English barrister who, with the help of a gentleman thief, has to defend her father, a High Court judge, when he is accused of murdering a prostitute. In the place of his usual blonde actresses, Audrey Hepburn would have played the barrister instead. Hepburn who was an ardent fan of Hitchcock\u2019s work and had long wanted to appear in one of his films but later left the film partly because of the near-rape scene, but mainly due to a pregnancy.\nThe plot talks about a young, handsome bodybuilder who lures young women to their deaths. Hitchcock discussed the script with friend and renowned French New Wave director Francois Truffaut, who expressed concern regarding the excessive amount of sex and violence in the film. David Hemmings, Robert Redford, and Michael Caine all been in the running for the lead role. Inspite of Hitchcock promising to make the film under $1 million, the film was never made.\nThis was Hitchcock\u2019s last and unfinished project. The story was an adaptation of a spy thriller by writer Ronald Kirkbride by the same name. Clint Eastwood, and Sean Connery were possible male leads. The film\u2019s production faced several problems. The writers were changed several times and coupled with Hitchcock\u2019s ill health, the film was never completed.\nMeghna Kundu\nMusic Squared Episode 3 with Nicholas Rixon\nNot enough time to read\n\u201cFrenzy\u201d was never made? Are you sure\u2026? Because I could see it in 1973\u2026\nMarch Past (And Present)\nIn this edition of Qafe, Paramita Banerjee delves deeper into the blatant commercialisation that has overtaken\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Supplier Delocalization: A Threat to Automotive Cybersecurity Knowledge Sharing?\nSubmitted by Garikayi Madzudzo, Coventry University Business School, UK on 26 f\u00e9vr. 2018 - 12:22\nautomotive supply-chain\nGarikayi Madzudzo; David Morris; Alexeis Garcia-Perez\nGerpisa colloquium, Sao Paulo (2018)\nautomotive supply-chain, connected vehicles, cybersecurity knowledge\nGarikayi Madzudzo (PhD Research Student)\nProfessor David Morris\nDr Alexeis Garcia-Perez\nGarikayi Madzudzo\nCentre for Business in Society (CBiS).\nEmail: madzudzg@coventry.ac.uk\nComputing technologies have transformed the automotive industry, forcing vehicle manufacturers and component suppliers to develop and integrate ever more technologically complex components into the modern connected vehicle. In the unrelenting search for sustainable competitive advantage, automotive manufacturers must develop more reliable and safer products, at the same time as promoting personalisation, higher quality and lower costs. The creation of new digital products in the automotive industry is a complex task, characterised by uncertainty, variability and the threat of cybersecurity breaches. It requires the cooperation across multiple fields of expertise, some of them new to automotive design, development and production. Globalisation and delocalisation continue to introduce new opportunities, but increase competition. Delocalisation of suppliers occurs both physically and virtually, globally dispersed component suppliers jealously guard intellectual capital (component specific knowledge and component integration processes) but do not have access to the product architectural knowledge of OEMs. At the same time the knowledge domains which are critical in the modern automotive industry are remote from those which have historically been core to competitive success.\nThe consequences of a cyber-vulnerable connected or autonomous vehicle affects all stakeholders in the automotive industry from vehicle manufacturers to vehicle users. Research into component specific and architectural knowledge sharing between vehicle manufacturers and their globally dispersed supply chains highlight several cybersecurity knowledge sharing challenges. This paper argues that the challenge of cybersecurity knowledge sharing is magnified by globalisation and the delocalisation of suppliers. As vehicle manufacturers try to incorporate the same scalable architecture for chip-based systems and software that has been built into computer systems for many years, the need for cybersecurity knowledge sharing has never been greater. However, in practice it has not been easy to capture cybersecurity knowledge and to apply it effectively in component design, development and integration processes for cyber-vulnerable components.\nThe paper draws on the results of survey which focused on automotive cybersecurity knowledge sharing approaches employed by component suppliers in the design and development of digital components for connected vehicles. The key areas of investigation were the ways component suppliers shared component specific information with vehicle manufacturers, how they acquired relevant architectural knowledge from OEMs and the identification and analysis of the barriers to cybersecurity knowledge sharing contingent on the current structure of the automotive supply chain.\nKeywords: Cybersecurity knowledge, connected vehicle, automotive supply-chain.\nComputing technologies have transformed the automotive industry, leading vehicle manufacturers and component suppliers to develop and integrate ever more technologically complex components into the modern connected vehicle. In the unrelenting search for sustainable competitive advantage, automotive manufacturers are driven to develop more reliable and safer products, at the same time as promoting product personalisation, higher quality, increased functionality and lower costs. The creation of new digital products is a complex task, characterised by uncertainty, variability and the threat of cybersecurity breaches. These innovations require cooperation across multiple fields of expertise, some of them new to automotive design, development and production. Globalisation and delocalisation continue to introduce new opportunities, but increase competition. Delocalisation of suppliers occurs both physically and virtually, globally dispersed component suppliers jealously guard intellectual capital (component specific knowledge and integration processes) but do not have access to the product architectural knowledge of OEMs. At the same time the knowledge domains which are critical in the modern automotive industry are remote from those which have historically been core to competitive success.\nThe potential risks inherent in a cyber-vulnerable connected or autonomous vehicle affect all stakeholders in the automotive industry from vehicle designers and manufacturers to vehicle end-users. Component specific and architectural knowledge sharing between vehicle manufacturers and their globally dispersed supply chain brings cybersecurity knowledge sharing challenges to the fore. This paper argues that the challenge of cybersecurity knowledge sharing is magnified by globalisation and the delocalisation of suppliers. As vehicle manufacturers try to incorporate the same scalable architecture for chip-based systems and software that has been built into computer systems for many years, the need for cybersecurity knowledge-sharing has never been greater. However, in practice it has not been easy to capture cybersecurity knowledge and to apply it effectively in component design, development and integration processes for cyber-vulnerable components. This maybe particularly the case where supply chains are characterised by delocalisation.\nThis paper draws on the results of survey which focused on the automotive cybersecurity knowledge sharing approaches employed by component suppliers in the design and development of digital components for connected vehicles. The key areas of investigation were the ways in which component suppliers shared component specific information with vehicle manufacturers, how they acquired relevant architectural knowledge from OEMs and the identification and analysis of the barriers to cybersecurity knowledge sharing contingent on the current structure of the automotive supply chain.\nKeywords: Cybersecurity knowledge-sharing, connected vehicles, automotive supply-chain, delocalisation.\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->1. <!--[endif]-->Introduction\nFor much of the 21st century, the idea that the automotive industry could develop intelligent vehicles capable of connecting to the internet has been an aspiration rather than a reality, and the idea of autonomous vehicles (AVs) seemed futuristic rather than a realistic possibility in the short or medium term. Traditionally, the automobile had been seen as an extension of a person\u2019s ambulatory system, docile to the driver\u2019s commands. However, recent proliferation of computable devices, and advances in ICTs, vehicle controls and embedded systems, has seen the automotive industry experiencing possibly its greatest technological transformation to-date (Sagstetter et al., 2013; Studnia et al., 2013). In the wake of these innovative advances the auto-industry has responded by developing connected vehicles, and is now on the verge of providing fully autonomous vehicles (Gerla et al., 2014; IEEE Spectrum, 2017). Connected vehicles and AVs can be seen as two separate but overlapping technologies, AVs or \u201cdriverless cars\u201d reduce the need for input from human operators, while connected vehicles (CVs) interface with the internet, transport and road infrastructure and other intelligent vehicles to facilitate information sharing. While almost all AVs are in some sense \u201cconnected\u201d, not all connected vehicles are automated (Glancy, 2015).\nManufacturing smart intelligent vehicles capable of absorbing information from the environment and other vehicles and then feeding it to drivers and infrastructure to assist with safe navigation, pollution control and traffic management, is an expensive, competitive complex task requiring cooperation across multiple fields of expertise. As noted by Morris and Donnelly (2004), OEMs do not have the necessary knowledge and expertise to construct modern cars on their own, nor the knowledge to manufacture the smart digital products found in modern automobiles (Autobusiness, 2004). The design, development and production of modern vehicles (AVs & CVs) is on the one hand, affected by a desire for strong and often elusive cooperative OEM-supplier relationships (Allmann et al., 2006), and, on the other, security from cyber-threats demands an effective sharing of cybersecurity knowledge between vehicle manufacturers and component suppliers as well as between suppliers themselves. At the same time, in a bid to apply downward pressure on operating costs and to satisfy an overarching need to remain competitive, the industry has turned to delocalisation (Woolliscroft et al., 2013) to countries with a lower cost base to benefit from FDI incentives (Bloodgood, 2009). With the automotive industry\u2019s new-found resident status in the cyber-world now fully granted courtesy of the recent hacks that have occurred within the domain (Koscher et al., 2010; Checkoway et al., 2011; Miller and Valasek, 2013; Yadron, 2014), the purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of supplier delocalisation on automotive cybersecurity knowledge sharing.\nIn order to gain a deeper understanding of the role of cybersecurity knowledge sharing as a key factor for the creation of cyber-resilient digital products, the paper will assess changes to the automotive supply chain structure. Although, the focus is on the effects of delocalisation on cybersecurity knowledge sharing in the automotive industry, the challenge of cybersecurity knowledge sharing cuts across many industries such as oil and gas (Clayton and Segal, 2013; Mackinnin et al., 2013; Onyeji et al., 2014), transport (Jensen, 2015; Kaewunruen et al., 2016) and beyond.\nTo do so, we draw on existing literature and theory from the disciplines of knowledge management and, supply-chain management. The paper will present results from a survey which focused on automotive cybersecurity knowledge sharing challenges faced by suppliers of digital components for the automotive industry.\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->2. <!--[endif]-->Literature Review\nDevelopments in the automotive supply-chain have been fundamental to the transformations that have occurred in the automotive industry. The automotive supply-chain stretches from producers of raw materials through to the assembly of the most sophisticated electronic and computing technologies (Tang and Qian, 2008). The major components of the supply-chain now include component suppliers (Tiers 1-3), OEMs, distribution centres, dealers, customers, and global technological and idea innovators such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, and NVidia. Effective development and management of the supply-chain is acknowledged as a sustainable source of competitive advantage in the automobile industry (Gunasekaran and Ngai, 2004; Wei and Chen, 2008; IBM, 2009; Hugo et al., 2010). The supply-chain has responded to transformations in the auto-industry by undergoing major processes of consolidation resulting in a hierarchy with a small number of large transnational suppliers (Tier 1) at the top, followed by several tiers of smaller companies (Michalos et al., 2009). Tier 1 suppliers have evolved into manufacturers of the more complex systems and modules that exist in modern vehicles, resulting in a strong OEM dependency on supplier development knowledge and support. Coincident with the transformation of the auto-supply chain has been a long term move towards cooperation and away from adversarial relationships resulting in stronger knowledge sharing approaches between OEMs and suppliers due to the need to remain technologically relevant and competitive (Teece et al., 1997; Takeishi, 2000; Hugo et al., 2004; Hong et al., 2014).\nDelocalisation is a contested topic due to the implications for all involved stakeholders. The process cannot be totally dissociated from globalisation, and there is very little theoretical knowledge that provides a definition that separates the two concepts. However, according to Arthuis (2005), delocalisation consists of all decisions that are unfavourable to the existing location of activities and employments in a national territory, Aubert and Sillard (2005) define delocalisation as the substitution of national production by foreign production resulting from the decision of a producer to give up production in the country of origin for the purpose of manufacturing or outsourcing some or all of its products in a foreign territory. Here, delocalisation is defined as the creation and or change of location for a production facility from a developed to a developing country essentially to benefit from lower operating costs (Feinberg et al., 1998; Grignon, 2004; Hammami et al., 2008; C\u00e2rstea, 2013) or locating closer to rapid developing end-markets.\nDelocalisation in the Automotive Industry\nIn today\u2019s challenging world, the trend towards delocalisation has seen many enterprises from a wide range of industries re-configure their operations in the search for alternative strategies to remain competitive in an increasingly global market. This trend has been very prominent in the automotive industry whereby manufacturers have switched production to countries with potentially lower production costs (J\u00fcrgens and Krzywdzinski, 2008). The current shift towards delocalisation dates as far back as the early 1990s with the establishment of firms in low production cost countries such as Australia, Korea, Mexico, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Brazil, China, India and South Africa to name a few, and this trend continues unabated to this day (Woolliscroft et al., 2013). However, lower production cost is not the only disruptive agent accelerating delocalisation, common features such Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), increased out-sourcing, global production and cross-border trade, and deterioration in labour standards (Woolfson, 2007), have all played their part in accelerating delocalisation. Additionally, there is an increasing number of countries that have mastered the skills of producing cars with acceptable levels of quality, and often at a much lower cost compared with the US, Europe or Japan (Holweg, 2008). Furthermore, new suppliers have increased their skills and capabilities in both design and development (Holweg and Phil, 2005).\nComponent suppliers have not been left unscathed by the delocalisation and globalisation of automotive manufacturers. The 1990\u2019s saw a number of takeovers of motor assembly plants around the world, such as BMW in Rosslyn South Africa, Honda in Mexico, VW (Volkswagen) in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland, Renault in Slovenia, Fiat Chrysler in Brazil, then in the mid-2000s Nissan in South Africa, BMW in Brazil and China, Toyota/PSA (Peugeot Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 Anonyme) in the Czech Republic, Nissan in Brazil, PSA in Slovakia, Kia in Slovakia, Hyundai in the Czech Republic, Renault\u2019s takeover of Dacia in Romania, and General Motors in Poland and Brazil. This structural change attracted a surge of suppliers to feed the local demand created by OEM delocalisations (J\u00fcrgens and Krzywdzinski, 2008). This trend has continued unabated with major industry actors such as Peugeot-Citron relocating from Coventry, England to the Slovak Republic, French automotive manufacturer Valeo from Neuses, Germany to Chrzanow in Poland and Ford Transit from Southampton, England to Turkey.\nIn the wake of these acquisitions, mergers and relocation trends, the supplier industry adapted its business models to remain relevant, futureproof and to maintain strong inter-firm relationships with OEMs (Morris and Donnelly, 2004). Suppliers responded by increasing their production and, R&D capabilities, and by rethinking their physical and economic geography (Frigant and Layan, 2009). The general transformation of the supplier industry\u2019s economic geography saw suppliers relocating in carmakers\u2019 new home countries to cut costs. Prime examples include Lear, one of the biggest US automobile suppliers relocating production from the USA to Mexico and from Western to Eastern Europe, Delphi Automotive, a global automotive parts technology company relocated from north-east Ohio, USA and into Mexico and China, and Bosch, one of the world\u2019s original equipment and innovation leader closed its car-parts plant in Miskin, Wales and relocated to Hungary. Delocalisation has allowed suppliers to weave globalised productive networks that operate on a worldwide basis and generate huge financial savings.\nIt is tempting to think that delocalisation is, overall, a positive force which brings financial benefits to vehicle manufacturers and, component suppliers, economic growth to the receiving countries (C\u00e2rstea, 2013), and lower costs to auto consumers and users. However, this is not an unambiguous case, for example, developed countries are disfavoured by the loss of investments. A less obvious consequence of the delocalisation process is the heightened difficulty of developing cybersecurity knowledge sharing approaches that encompass information about the system environment (architectural knowledge) into which suppliers\u2019 products are integrated (Sturgeon et al., 2009). This demands sharing of specific information relating to the component to be integrated into the automotive architecture. The potential delocalisation impacts on supply-chain cybersecurity knowledge sharing approaches have not received the attention they demand or deserve, such impacts are not well identified and not considered partially as a consequence of the novelty of the cybersecurity phenomenon (Hammami et al., 2008; Morris et al., 2018). Instead efforts expanded in making delocalisation work better have concentrated on reducing additional costs, improving transportation and logistics and making technological acquisitions.\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->3. <!--[endif]-->Method\nSelecting Survey Participants and Data collection\nFollowing Bryman and Bell (2015), and Etikan et al. (2016), a deliberative and flexible purposive approach was employed to recruit survey participants from automotive component manufacturing firms who have an understanding of automotive cybersecurity knowledge sharing and automotive digital product development. Potential participants had to satisfy the following criteria:\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->a) <!--[endif]-->First and foremost, participants had to provide consent to participate in the research study.\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->b) <!--[endif]-->Secondly, the participants had to be involved in automotive cybersecurity knowledge sharing approaches or management and/or were involved in relevant knowledge transfer processes within their organisation.\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->c) <!--[endif]-->Thirdly, the participant\u2019s organisation was required to have some form of involvement with either connected vehicle or AV development research and/or automotive cybersecurity research.\nAn online questionnaire was used given the geographical spread of the automotive industry, the time and resources available, and the high non-response rates associated with postal questionnaires (Gelder et al., 2010). The questionnaire was designed and distributed via the online application Qualtrics. Qualtrics is a powerful web-based research suite used to build and conduct survey research, evaluations, analyse responses and other data collection activities. Twenty-three participants from a total of six organisations whose focus is to manufacture and supply digital components for connected and autonomous vehicles participated in the study; the participant\u2019s classification data is displayed in Table 1 below. The participants\u2019 organisations were located in the UK, Luxembourg, Germany, India, China, Hungary and the US. A brief description of the organisation from where the participants were sought is provided below.\nOrganisation A: a leading global supplier of technologies for the automotive market, which provides more connected solutions for connected vehicles than most other component manufacturers. Organisation-A employs over 400,500 and has manufacturing plants in every continent with a bulk of its branches located in Germany. It is one of the world\u2019s largest and most diversified automotive parts manufacturer, employing personnel with skill and experience in component integration, software integration, automotive software development and, software testing and validation.\nOrganisation B: one of the leading global suppliers of automotive technology and services. It offers the automotive industry innovative solutions and expertise in connected mobility through its expertise in sensor technology, sensor software, and services. Organisation-B employs over 147,000 personnel and has been in existence for over 100 years, with its legacy dating as far back as 1888. Its biggest automotive technology centre offers innovative solutions and develops components, subsystems and systems for engine management.\nOrganisation C: an organisation focused on delivering highly developed intelligent technologies for mobility and transporting materials. It is also a leading supplier in the development of vehicle electronics and cabin control systems. Organisation-C has a number of Research and Development locations around the world allowing for a global reach to nearly every market.\nOrganisation D: this organisation\u2019s objectives are creating and establishing open standardized software architectures for automotive control units (ECUs). It works with different vehicle manufactures, supplying scalable vehicle platform variants, transferable software and innovative designs for control system components. Founded in Germany in 1871, it has helped to turn mobility ideas into reality for more than 145 years. Organisation-D employs over 235,473 employees in 61 countries over 554 locations across all five continents.\nOrganisation E: designs and engineers highly integrated software, connected products and solutions for automakers, they are the leading manufacturer of connected car systems, audio, infotainment and visual products. Organisation E employees specialise in vehicle system integration projects, automotive software engineering, in-vehicle security, automotive infotainment and telematics projects. Although still a relatively young organisation, founded in 1997, organisation-E\u2019s innovative designs and superior manufacturing abilities have earned the trust of some of the leading vehicle manufacturers.\nOrganisation F: leaders of virtual reality design and development. Organisation-F employs its ability to intersect virtual reality, high performance computing and artificial intelligence (AI) to give the connected vehicle \u201csight and a brain\u201d. Although organisation-F has its roots in the PC gaming market, it has become a major player in the automotive playground through revolutionised parallel computing and modern computer graphics. Located in America, Asia and Europe, organisation-F has 40 offices and plans to expand further.\nTable 1 gives more information on individual survey participants by employer (organisation) and job role.\nOrg-A\nConnected vehicle development.\nResponsible for cross functional teams working on developing automotive electronic components.\nWorking with the integration team to support the integration of new and existing electrical systems into multiple environments such as prototypes.\nSupport system integration and packaging topics for the driver assistance domain control unit.\nIncident analysis.\nApplication (Apps) Engineer.\nTechnical manager for Driver Assistance Systems\nSoftware development for engine management systems and ECUs\nAutomotive Cybersecurity Specialist\nDeveloping cyber-secure automotive solutions\nOrg-B\nCurrently leading a product management function for connected and autonomous vehicle electronic component development.\nCybersecurity System Specialist\nJob involves developing security and privacy solutions around electronic control units (ECUs) and the associated interfaces and networks.\nDirector of Engineering in automotive electronic components and systems.\nInvolved with ECM development and deployment.\nIntegration Supervisor\nManaging component integration of electronic automotive components.\nAutomotive Technology Specialist\nOrg-C\nDesigning and developing the latest automotive technology for connected and autonomous vehicles.\nLead on a cybersecurity technology and innovation team. Manages a team focused on embedded IoT and cloud security and development of security concepts for connected and autonomous vehicles.\nSoftware developer for automotive devices and mobile applications\nDetailed Design, Coding and module testing of specific SW modules in accordance to ADAS processes and conventions\nOrg-D\nResponsible for automotive infotainment validation.\nHead of Connected Car Technology\nDevelopment of connected car electronic component solutions.\nInfotainment System Specialist\nOrg-E\nSoftware development for autonomous and connected vehicles.\nEmbedded Software lead, FOTA development\nSoftware Engineer \u2013 Connected & Infotainment\nOrg-F\nLeading early integration workshop to implement up new technologies and interfaces.\nTable 1: Participants\u2019 classification data\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->4. <!--[endif]-->The Survey Instrument\nThe questionnaire comprised forty items separated into five sections. The first part of the questionnaire requested the participant\u2019s consent, and comprised closed questions. The second part collected the participant\u2019s demographic and related information such as job role, title, duties and the length of time they had been employed in their current role. Demographic questions provided essential participant information (DeWalt and DeWalt, 2011; Saldana, 2015). The third part contained open-ended questions on cybersecurity awareness. Part four of the questionnaire contained open-ended questions that focused on challenges, if any, encountered by the participant\u2019s organisation in sharing cyber-related knowledge. The final section focused on component integration strategies and, contained a mixture of both closed and open-ended questions. The analysis in this paper focuses on section four, which contained eight open-ended questions on cybersecurity knowledge-sharing challenges introduced by the trend towards delocalisation.\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->5. <!--[endif]-->Data Analysis\nContent analysis is the preferred approach to analysing the data; when analysing textual data unobtrusively where no prior studies have been conducted, it is capable of identifying emergent themes and patterns, structures and discourses of communication, frequencies of words and their relationships (Krippendorf, 2004; Hsieh et al., 2005; Neuendorf, 2016 ). First, an inductive manifest level of analysis was performed. Inductive manifest level process is concerned with what the participants actually say and stays very close to the text, describing the visible and obvious in the text. The process aimed to identify continuous patterns and regular themes that emerge from the data as suggested by Elo et al. (2008). Additionally, to ensure that the data collected was not misinterpreted or misconstrued, the inductive manifest process was complemented by a latent level of analysis. The latent level process, is a more interpretive analysis concerned with the responses per se rather than what may have been inferred or implied (Strauss and Corbin, 1998; Gillman, 2000; Elo and Kyngas, 2008; Yin, 2009). This process assisted in identifying emergent themes and the formation of clusters. Coding was performed through the use of computerised software as suggested by Gilbert et al. (2014); and Silver and Lewis (2014). Nvivo, a powerful efficient analytical tool, was used to code, categorise, reshape, reorganise and examine relationships, and to compare coding nodes. Data reliability and validity was catered for by (a) providing a personalised link to the online survey for each participant in-order to minimise bias, (b) using data collection tools and processes that are appropriate to the study, (c) carefully considering the suitability of the methodological approach to the research, (d) applying appropriate data sampling and data analysis techniques suitable for the study and (e) pre-testing of the questions for the online questionnaire was conducted prior to presenting the questions to the participants.\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->6. <!--[endif]-->Results\nThe results of the survey show that cybersecurity knowledge sharing approaches in use by component suppliers have been evolved from traditional knowledge management and transfer approaches and mechanisms that have long existed within the automotive ecosystem. Knowledge sharing (KS), knowledge management (KM), and knowledge transfer (KT) mechanisms in component manufacture highlighted by, for example Nonaka and Takeuchi (1995), Teece et al. (1997), Prahalad and Hamel (2000), and Takeishi (2000), provide the base on which current cybersecurity knowledge-sharing approaches are built. As indicated in Table 2 below, suppliers are yet to design and develop a mechanism specific to sharing cybersecurity knowledge.\nCSK Sharing Approach\nOrg B\nOrg C\nOrg D\nOrg F\nWorking group Publications\nDisseminating Best Practice\nPublished Industrial Standards\nSecondments/ Placements\nJoint Projects with Lower Tier Suppliers\nTable 2. Approaches employed in Cybersecurity knowledge-sharing by Component Suppliers.\nSource: Author (2018)\nThe main challenge to cybersecurity knowledge sharing highlighted by the survey was a lack of awareness of CSK sharing approaches. Study participants were asked if they were aware of any mechanism their organisation employed in sharing cybersecurity knowledge. As shown in Table 3 below, 83% of participants were not aware or familiar with CSK approaches used by their organisation to share cybersecurity knowledge with other suppliers, 87% of the participants were not familiar with CSK approaches employed by their organisation to share cybersecurity knowledge with OEMs, while 75% were not familiar with inter-departmental CSK sharing approaches in their own organisations.\nTable 3: Component Suppliers Awareness to CSK Sharing Approaches\nOther CSK sharing challenges introduced by supplier delocalisation are presented in Table 4 below along with a brief explanation derived from some of participant\u2019s comments.\nCSK Sharing Challenges Due to Supplier Delocalisation\nSuppliers are locked in a race to design, develop and bring the latest technology to market, this creates competition amongst suppliers, which in turn ensures that suppliers do not engage in CSK sharing initiatives.\nLack of trust created by competition and the need to remain relevant.\nInadequate Industrial Standards\nCurrent and existing standards do not cater for cybersecurity knowledge sharing challenges.\nRestrictions imposed via Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), Contractual Agreements and design contracts affect CSK sharing. Although the primary purpose of these restrictions is to protect Intellectual Property (IP), they do not encourage CSK sharing within the auto-domain.\nExisting communication mechanisms are deemed incompatible and insufficient for cybersecurity knowledge sharing. Participants highlighted the need for a safe and secure environment whereby cybersecurity information can be shared without fear and concern that it will accessible to potential hackers.\nDifferences in legislation and laws between countries affects and restricts sharing of relevant cybersecurity knowledge. Legislation and laws in some countries determines how much and which type of information can be shared.\nTable 4: Cybersecurity Knowledge Sharing Challenges according to Suppliers.\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->7. <!--[endif]-->Discussion\nThe automotive industry is one of the most competitive industrial sectors in the global economy, and has been so even before the delocalisation trend began. With every vehicle manufacturer working towards designing and developing new vehicles that are designed to offer more comfort, incorporate new innovative technologies and better styling, OEMs rely on their existing suppliers to deliver, or they switch suppliers. Of course, many factors play an important role in this equation, including cost and time. In the context of designing and manufacturing such components, and in order to offer components at competitive prices within required time scales, suppliers have to redesign or reconfigure their business strategies, with a frequent outcome being delocalisation. However, this analysis is over-simplistic and makes a number of assumptions about the growing trend of supplier delocalisation. Although, this article does not focus on the existence of supplier parks or their inadequacies, an attempt is made below to highlight the shift to delocalisation, and the advantages delocalisation holds over supplier parks, before reverting back to the problems introduced by delocalisation on CSK sharing.\nPrior to the trend of delocalisation, supplier parks existed and serviced the industry sufficiently, so when did supplier parks fall short? Initially, supplier parks were designed as a solution to problems of reliability in logistics and transportation (Larsson, 2002), to lower capital and labour costs (Morris and Donnelly, 2004), to fulfil customer orders in short lead times through responsive manufacturing and information exchange (Howard et al., 2003; Holweg and Pil, 2004; Gunasekaran, 2005), and closely tie supplier production schedules into customer production schedules (Howard et al., 2006). If supplier parks were successfully delivering on these expectations, then what drove suppliers and OEMs to look to delocalisation? What is it that delocalisation offers that supplier parks fail to provide? Which technological advances and innovations have caused vibrations within the automotive domain? Is physical proximity vitally important in component design and manufacture? Could it be that supplier parks were a \u201cvillage of warehouses\u201d containing firms that could only contribute to the regional industrial system and not globally? Or could it be that supplier parks created an unhealthy OEM dependency on the supplier\u2019s components? Do supplier parks create a regional imbalance with many suppliers surrounding the OEM in one region? The list of questions seems endless.\nBenefits of Delocalisation\nDelocalisation offers suppliers opportunities such as the opportunity to exploit new markets and discover new ways of manufacturing products. Automotive suppliers operate increasingly more in international networks and value chains (Kilvits and Purju, 2008). They locate procurement, production, distribution, marketing, sales and service in different countries across the world. They perform operations where the price-quality ratio is best. In short, delocalisation allows suppliers to produce where it is cheaper and sell where there is purchasing power. We assume that advantages such as the availability of human capital, proximity to OEMs, competitive labour costs, manufacturing cost reduction, manufacturing country where buyers are located and lower logistics costa are some of the potential advantages of delocalisation. However, for such complementarities to be realised, governments assist in attracting organisations seeking to delocalise. Governments play important roles through economic regulation and polices in shaping patterns of industrial upgrading, regionalisation and delocalisation (Radosevic, 2002; Dickens, 2007; Coe et al., 2008). Space is not homogenous. Different economic activities take place in different locations. The type of business that dominates today\u2019s global economic market operates on the basis of finding the cheapest production cost, in particular labour. In the context of automotive cybersecurity, those businesses must manufacturer products capable of withstanding cybersecurity threats.\nChallenges of Delocalisation\nAfter presenting some of the benefits of delocalisation enjoyed by both manufacturers and consumers, it is important to highlight some of the challenges introduced by delocalisation of suppliers from a cybersecurity knowledge sharing viewpoint. Prior to the trend of delocalisation, suppliers were based in close proximity to the OEM plant (Chew, 2003; Morris & Donnelley, 2004) facilitating timely knowledge sharing processes (Howard et al., 2006). The effects of delocalisation involve current practices and supporting technologies (secure communication and information systems) limiting the ability of component manufacturing organisations to share cyber-related information. Supplier delocalisation appears to be another nail in the cybersecurity knowledge-sharing coffin. The survey results highlight that delocalisation enhances the problems of trust, intensifies competition and does not encourage cybersecurity knowledge sharing. As highlighted by the survey, the industry is lacking in communication structures adequate enough to support sharing cybersecurity knowledge, and with suppliers using different coding practices, styles and language, which are not shared with other geographically dispersed suppliers manufacturing components to be integrated into a system. This difference in coding language, coding practices and coding styles creates cybersecurity vulnerabilities when the components are integrated into system or sub-system. This problem is exasperated by lack of trust of seismic portions between suppliers. This lack of trust with cybersecurity solutions and mitigation processes has seen the rise in use of NDAs (non-disclosure agreements), design contracts and design by contract agreements being signed before joint projects and collaborations as noted by participant D2 who stated that\n\u201cThere is no trust been us as suppliers, to the point that when we have meetings during a joint collaboration, the meetings are heavily restricted to the point where it is almost useless, no one wants to share anything that they think will give them an edge over the other suppliers\u201d.\nThis lack of trust that exists within the auto-industry is born out of a very competitive environment that does not permit cybersecurity knowledge sharing. Along with supplier delocalisation, the transformation of the automobile, competition in the automotive sector is at an all-time high. The challenge posed by the competitive nature of the industry is captured by participant B3, a company director, who stated that\n\u201cDue to the competitive nature of the industry, it\u2019s a race to see who is going to bring the next innovative product to market, I remember the first man on the moon, l don\u2019t know who the second was, so we are in a very competitive industry, a very fast moving industry, and the only way to try and stay ahead is to keep your cards close to your chest\u201d.\nThis statement was supported by participant A2, who stated that\n\u201cWhen it comes to cybersecurity knowledge sharing, there is none, there is none simply, because every player is trying to protect themselves in order to make sure that they will introduce into the market, that trend or that highly innovative product before their competitors and at the end of the day everyone is trying to make money\u201d.\nThe overarching conclusion comes in the form of lack of cybersecurity knowledge, and a lack of awareness of cybersecurity knowledge sharing mechanisms. Safety and comfort remain as the primary concerns in vehicle manufacturer, with some suppliers confident that cybersecurity vulnerabilities will not be exploited to cause harm. The threats posed by cybersecurity are yet to send shivers down the automotive spine. The threat of cybersecurity is not fully appreciated as a reality with a potential to kill, maim or destroy human life, as noted by participant C2\n\u201cWe are more concerned with safety because obviously safety kills, cybersecurity threats will only target people\u2019s identity and personal data, which is harmless to a certain extent, but l cannot foresee that happening in the near future as there is no reason or monetary benefit in hacking vehicles\u201d.\nIf cybersecurity knowledge sharing failed to fully materialise when suppliers were located around OEMs, then what hope is there in a delocalised supply-chain that lacks mechanisms to govern and control cybersecurity knowledge sharing (Dandurand and Serrano, 2013).\n<!--[if !supportLists]-->8. <!--[endif]-->Conclusion\nThis paper, focuses on the challenges of sharing cybersecurity knowledge in a delocalised supply chain environment. We proposed and adopted a precise definition for the term delocalisation in the context of automotive component manufacture, and we reviewed the theoretical background on why suppliers in the automotive industry adopt delocalisation as a means to apply downward pressure on operating costs and to satisfy an overarching need to remain competitive and relevant. We identified the characteristics of the delocalisation phenomena that impact product, cost, labour and revenue while emphasizing those characteristics that distinguish delocalisation from supplier parks. We then identified cybersecurity knowledge sharing challenges introduced by delocalisation through the use of an online survey presented to suppliers involved with the manufacture of digital automotive components for connected vehicles and autonomous vehicles. 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        "raw_content": "Summaries of the Work of the International Law Commission\nSubsequent agreements and subsequent practice in relation to interpretation of treaties*\n*At its sixty-fourth session, in 2012, the Commission decided to change, in 2013, the format of the work on this topic and its title from \"Treaties over time\" to \"Subsequent agreements and subsequent practice in relation to interpretation of treaties\".\nSee also: Analytical Guide | Texts and Instruments\nAt its sixtieth session, in 2008, the International Law Commission decided to include the topic \"Treaties over time\" in its programme of work, on the basis of the recommendation of a Working Group on the long-term programme of work, and to establish a Study Group therefor at its following session in 2009.1\nThe General Assembly, in resolution 63/123 of 11 December 2008, took note of the decision.\nAt its sixty-first session, in 2009, the Commission established a Study Group on Treaties over Time, chaired by Mr. Georg Nolte. The Commission subsequently took note of the oral report of the Chair of the Study Group.2\nAs a basis for the discussion, the Study Group had before it the following documents:\ntwo informal papers presented by the Chair, which were intended to serve as a starting point for considering the scope of future work on the topic;\nthe proposal concerning this topic contained in Annex A of the Commission's report on its 2008 session (A/63/10, at p. 365); and\nsome background material, including relevant excerpts of the Commission's articles on the Law of Treaties, with commentaries; of the Official Records of the United Nations Conference on the Law of Treaties; and of the conclusions and the report of the Commission's Study Group on the Fragmentation of international law (A/61/10, para. 251 and A/CN.4/L.682).\nThe Study Group agreed on the following:3\nWork should start on subsequent agreement and practice on the basis of successive reports to be prepared by the Chair for the consideration of the Study Group, while the possibility of approaching the topic from a broader perspective should be further explored;\nThe Chair would prepare for next year a report on subsequent agreement and practice as addressed in the jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice, and other international courts and tribunals of general or ad hoc jurisdiction;\nContributions on the issue of subsequent agreement and practice by other interested members of the Study Group were encouraged, in particular on the question of subsequent agreement and practice at the regional level or in relation to special treaty regimes or specific areas of international law;\nMoreover, interested members were invited to provide contributions on other issues falling within the broader scope of the topic as previously outlined.\nAt its sixty-second session in 2010, the Study Group on Treaties over time was reconstituted under the Chairship of Mr. Georg Nolte. The Study Group began its work on the aspects of the topic relating to subsequent agreements and practice, on the basis of an introductory report prepared by its Chair on the relevant jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice and arbitral tribunals of ad hoc jurisdiction.4 It recommended that a request for information be included in Chapter III of the Commission's report and be also brought to the attention of States by the Secretariat.5 The Commission took note of the oral report of the Chair of the Study Group on Treaties over time and approved the recommendation concerning the request for information from States.6\nAt the sixty-third session in 2011, the Commission reconstituted the Study Group on Treaties over time, which continued its work on the aspects of the topic relating to subsequent agreements and practice.7 The Study Group first completed its consideration of the introductory report by its Chair on the relevant jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice and of arbitral tribunals of ad hoc jurisdiction, by examining the section of the report which addressed the question of possible modifications of a treaty by subsequent agreements and practice, and the relation of subsequent agreements and practice to formal amendment procedures, as well as a working paper on evolutionary interpretation. The Study Group then began its consideration of the second report by its Chair on the jurisprudence under special regimes relating to subsequent agreements and practice, by focusing on certain conclusions contained therein. In the light of the discussions, the Chair of the Study Group reformulated the text of nine preliminary conclusions on such issues as reliance by adjudicatory bodies on the general rule of treaty interpretation, different approaches to treaty interpretation, and various aspects concerning subsequent agreements and practice as a means of treaty interpretation.8\nAt its sixty-fourth session, in 2012, the Commission decided to change, with effect at the next session, the format of the work on this topic and its title as suggested by the Study Group. The Commission also decided to appoint Mr. Georg Nolte as Special Rapporteur for the topic \u201cSubsequent agreements and subsequent practice in relation to interpretation of treaties\u201d.\nAt the sixty-fifth session in 2013, the Commission had before it the first report of the Special Rapporteur,9 which, inter alia, contained four draft conclusions relating to the general rule and means of treaty interpretation; subsequent agreements and subsequent practice as means of interpretation; the definition of subsequent agreement and subsequent practice as means of treaty interpretation; and attribution of a treaty related practice to a State. Following the debate in plenary, the Commission decided to refer the four draft conclusions to the Drafting Committee. Upon consideration of the report of the Drafting Committee, Commission provisionally adopted draft conclusions 1 to 5.\nAt the sixty-sixth session in 2014, the Commission had before it the second report of the Special Rapporteur,10 in which the Special Rapporteur considered the following aspects of the topic: the identification of subsequent agreements and subsequent practice; possible effects of subsequent agreements and subsequent practice in the interpretation of treaties; the form and value of subsequent practice under article 31, paragraph 3 (b); the conditions for an \u201cagreement\u201d of the parties regarding the interpretation of a treaty under article 31, paragraph 3; decisions adopted within the framework of Conferences of States Parties; and the possible scope for interpretation by subsequent agreements and subsequent practice. The report also included some information on the future programme of work. The Special Rapporteur proposed draft conclusions 6 to 11, which were subsequently referred to the Drafting Committee. On the basis of the report of the Drafting Committee, the Commission provisionally adopted five draft conclusions, with commentaries.\nAt the sixty-seventh session in 2015, the Commission had before it the third report of the Special Rapporteur,11 which contained, inter alia, one draft conclusion relating to constituent instruments of international organizations. The Commission subsequently provisionally adopted draft conclusion 11, on the basis of the report of the Drafting Committee report, together with a commentary thereto.\nAt its sixty-eighth session, in 2016, the Commission had before it the fourth report of the Special Rapporteur,12 addressing the legal significance, for the purpose of interpretation and as forms of practice under a treaty, of pronouncements of expert bodies and of decisions of domestic courts. The report proposed draft conclusions 12 and 13 on those issues. It also discussed the structure and scope of the draft conclusions, proposed the inclusion of a new draft conclusion 1a, and suggested a revision to draft conclusion 4 (3).13 The Commission referred draft conclusions 1a and 12, as presented by the Special Rapporteur, to the Drafting Committee.14 Following presentation and consideration of the report of the Drafting Committee, the Commission adopted, on first reading, a set of 13 draft conclusions, together with commentaries thereto. In accordance with articles 16 to 21 of its Statute, the Commission transmitted the draft conclusions, through the Secretary-General, to Governments for comments and observations, with the request that such comments and observations be submitted to the Secretary-General by 1 January 2018.15\nAt its seventieth session, the Commission had before it the fifth report of the Special Rapporteur,16 as well as comments and observations received from Governments.17 The Commission commenced the second reading of the draft conclusions on subsequent agreements and subsequent practice in relation to the interpretation of treaties.18 The Commission subsequently adopted, on second reading, a set of 13 draft conclusions, together with commentaries thereto, on subsequent agreements and subsequent practice in relation to the interpretation of treaties.19 In accordance with article 23 of its statute, the Commission recommended that the General Assembly (a) take note in a resolution of the draft conclusions on subsequent agreements and subsequent practice in relation to the interpretation of treaties, annex the draft conclusions to the resolution, and ensure their widest dissemination; and (b) commend the draft conclusions, together with the commentaries thereto, to the attention of States and all who may be called upon to interpret treaties.20\nThe work of the Commission on the topic as described above has been proceeding in accordance with the resolutions adopted by the General Assembly under the item relating to the report of the International Law Commission.21\n1 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Sixty-third Session, Supplement No. 10 (A/63/10), para. 353. For the syllabus on the topic, see ibid., annex A.\n2 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Sixty-fourth Session, Supplement No. 10 (A/64/10), paras. 218\u2013219.\n3 Ibid., para. 226.\n4 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Sixty-fifth Session, Supplement No. 10 (A/65/10), paras. 348\u2013352.\n7 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Sixty-sixth session, Supplement No. 10 (A/66/10), paras. 334\u2013343.\n9 See document A/CN.4/660.\n10 See document A/CN.4/671.\n13 Official Records of the General Assembly, Seventy-first Session, Supplement No. 10 (A/71/10), para. 70.\n15 Ibid., paras. 72\u201373 and 75\u201376.\n17 See documents A/CN.4/712 and Add.1.\n18 Official Records of the General Assembly, Seventy-third Session, Supplement No. 10 (A/73/10), para. 45.\n19 Ibid., paras. 46, 47, 51 and 52.\n21 General Assembly resolution 63/123 of 11 December 2008; 64/114 of 16 December 2009; 65/26 of 6 December 2010; 66/98 of 9 December 2011; 69/118 of 10 December 2014; 70/236 of 23 December 2015; and 71/140 of 13 December 2016.",
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        "raw_content": "Among the just-announced hires by the Columbia Law School are two entry-level legal historians, Kellen R. Funk and Maeve Glass. From the press release:\nKellen Funk is completing his Ph.D. in American History at Princeton University, where he is a Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellow. After graduating from Yale Law School in 2014, he worked as a clerk to U.S. District Judge Lee H. Rosenthal of the Southern District of Texas and Judge Stephen F. Williams of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He has held legal history fellowships at Yale Law School, the University of Wisconsin Law School, and the American Society for Legal History. Funk studies 19th-century American legal institutions, practice, and theory\u2014the development of the legal profession, the reform of civil trial practice, the codification of the common law, and the intersection of American law and American Christianity. His work is methodologically innovative, combining historical research methods with data science. Funk will join the faculty as an associate professor of law on July 1, 2018.\nMaeve Glass is currently an academic fellow at Columbia Law School, from where she graduated as a James Kent Scholar in 2009. Prior to becoming an academic fellow, Glass completed her Ph.D. in American History from Princeton University. She previously held fellowships in legal history at Harvard Law School and New York University School of Law. In addition to U.S. legal history, Glass studies constitutional law, property law, and the laws of American slavery. In 2017, she received the American Society for Legal History\u2019s William Nelson Cromwell Foundation prize for her dissertation work, \"These United States: A History of the Fracturing of America,\" which uses an interdisciplinary model of inquiry to offer a new account of the origins and development of the U.S. Constitution. Glass will join the faculty as an associate professor of law on July 1, 2018.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted by shambo as Current Events, History\nFor those of you who perpetually don\u2019t pay attention, you probably have not been caught up in the recent interest in the year 2012. 2012 is the year that the world is coming to an end \u2013 December 21, 2012, to be exact. Now this is not a date picked by some crack sniffing druggie or religious whack job carrying a \u201cThe End Is Near\u201d sign on the street corner. This is a date well known to historians as the end of the \u2018Mayan Calender\u2019. Yep, the Mayans, an ancient civilization known for their intellect, craftsmanship, language and laws had their own calendar. That calendar was very precise and served the Mayans well for thousands of years. But the real interesting part about the calender is that the dates went no further that December 21, 2012. Apparently the Mayans believed that this marked the end of it all.\nEnd of Days, the Apocalypse, Dooms Day, The End of the World, Armageddon, Bend Over and Kiss Your Sweet Ass Goodby, Babee !!!.\nScholars who supposedly research such things believe that the heavenly bodies will align in such a way as to cause the annihilation of the Earth, and all of us beautiful people who live here. This event, they claim, is part of a\u2026 cycle that repeats itself every 26,000 years, with the next cycle ending on \u2013 December 21, 2012.\nAs of today, John Q. Public has little opinion regarding 2012, other than it\u2019s the name of a really cool sci-fi movie released a few weeks ago. Great special effects of the world coming to an end, by the way. You might imagine that the end of the world gives cinematographers the ultimate story line with which to blow stuff up.\nBut, is it really science fiction or were the Mayans correct? My crack research staff has been looking into the matter and have convinced me that December 21, 2012 will indeed mark the end of the world. In fact, there are a number of \u2018 people-in-the-know\u2019 who have already begun changing their lives in preparation for their final 3 years on Earth. I give you the evidence that has been passed on to me:\nBarack Obama: Now here is a guy who believes he has been downtrodden all his life and now has the chance to do something he has always wanted to do \u2013 give away a trillion dollars!! No way is that money going to be paid back. But who cares \u2013 the end of the world is coming.\nTiger Woods: \u2018Mr. Clean Jeans\u2019 has got the inside track on 2012 and is wasting no time in sleeping with every \u2018Barbie Doll\u2019 lookalike on the planet. But can he blow his $1 billion stash on bar maids and strippers before time is up? Don\u2019t know, but it appears he\u2019s gonna give it a go. Watch out for the wife\u2019s 3-iron, Tiger.\nAngelina Jolie: Forget adopting poor abandoned African babies. With a scant 36 months to go, Angelina has just adopted Africa.\nNotre Dame Football Team: This team is so bad that it would do anything to prop up it\u2019s TV ratings. But, even though the \u2018Fighting Irish\u2019 were invited to play in the \u201cBubba\u2019s Bait & Tackle Bowl\u201d, they declined. Why? Why bother \u2013 the end of the world and all that.\nFrance: The French have begun to be polite to Americans. Apparently they believe the U.S. might show up at the last minute and save their sorry ass like we did in WWII. Sorry France, you\u2019re gonna be \u2018French Fries\u2019 soon.\nAnd finally, the most conclusive evidence yet that the end of the world is at hand. Mrs. Shambo has unblocked the cable TV porno channel. WOO-HOO !!!",
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        "raw_content": "The hair on your neck stands on end, you feel electric as anticipation fills the air\u2013 excitement! Every February Geralyn Manion, a Grade 5 to 8 teacher of the gifted program at Holy Name in Toronto, feels this level of contagious enthusiasm from her students about the Let\u2019s Talk Science Challenge\n\u201cEven though we have what seems like a million other things on the go, my students ask me every time we meet (which is once a week) if the Let\u2019s Talk Science Challenge Study Handbook has been released,\u201d writes Geralyn. \u201cI know some of them are checking the site themselves. They will be working hard to earn a spot on the teams as they learn science, note making and study skills that I hope they will use in years to come. By the time they research their team names (I give them scientific terms as a name), create their cheers and make their team t-shirts for the Challenge Day I swear we are almost ready to fly to the University of Toronto.\u201d\n\u201cThey come away with a new sense that areas of science are connected, that understanding science is a process and that scientific knowledge continues to grow through the work done by people in the community.\u201d\nGeralyn Manion, Educator, Grade 5 to 8 gifted program - Holy Name, TCDSB\nThis year marks the 8th year that Geralyn will be taking her students to participate in the Let\u2019s Talk Science Challenge, a team-based, competitive enrichment event for Grades 6-8 students that takes place each spring at over 20 Let\u2019s Talk Science Outreach locations across Canada.\nWe had the opportunity to ask Geralyn why she keeps coming back to the Let\u2019s Talk Science Challenge, here\u2019s what she had to say.\nWhy do I keep registering students for the Let\u2019s Talk Science Challenge? The answer is in the name of the Challenge itself!\nLet\u2019s \u2013 My students get to become members of a new community which includes scientists, graduate students and fellow students from across Canada. They are part of something outside of their regular school experience. This makes it special and motivating to join.\nTalk \u2013 Students love to share what they know. The quiz format of the Let\u2019s Talk Science Challenge gives them the chance to do just that. My students frequently tell me that the graduate student they worked with at the Challenge was great to talk to and that they felt, unexpectedly, \u2018at home\u2019 at the University of Toronto, where we go for the Challenge. After the event, many of my students start to talk about studying science or engineering when they go to university. One of my students, years ago, told me that he was going to make sure he kept taking science through high school after the keynote speaker told the students they should do so. What an impact! That student is currently in university, studying engineering!\nScience \u2013 The students get to learn science that is beyond the content, amount and difficulty level of the regular grade level science curriculum. This is obvious to them from the moment they see the Handbook. As we make our way together through the Handbook and put their growing knowledge to the test through in-class quiz games and challenges, they come to understand that they don\u2019t need to be intimidated by science. They come away with a new sense that areas of science are connected, that understanding science is a process and that scientific knowledge continues to grow through the work done by people in the community. EVERY single one of my students who has participated in the Let\u2019s Talk Science Challenge will tell you that it is exciting, fun and that they can\u2019t wait until next year to do it again.\nChallenge \u2013 Students get to learn material that is challenging. 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        "raw_content": "Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a disease which has been the subject of much commentary by religious-minded people since its discovery in 1981, many of whom sought to blame those infected. This was primarily due the discovery of the disease among gay men and injecting drug users, especially through the irregular increase of cases of pneumocystis carinii pneumonia and a previously-rare skin cancer called Kaposi's sarcoma. Tabloid media, displaying the usual sensitivity and accuracy, called this the \"Gay Plague\". Religious fundamentalist Jerry Fawell, expressing an opinion typical of his ilk, remarked that \"AIDS is not just God's punishment for homosexuals, it is God's punishment for the society that tolerates homosexuals\".\nFawell, from the perspective of his own hateful immoral views, was somewhat prescient in the change in direction that the homophobic took in the late 1980s and early 1990s. As increasing numbers of individuals, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, were being infected with HIV through heterosexual intercourse, through birth or breast-milk, they began to distinguish between \"innocent\" victims of HIV (who deserved support) and the \"guilty\" who were shunned, if not explicitly.\nMention must also be made of the mental gymnastics that the Roman Catholic Church, the world's single largest Christian denomination, went through in opposing the use of condoms as a means to prevent HIV infection. According to the Church, sex has a special theological meaning, and the use of contraception interferes with God's will and that the use of condoms was a sin. Many has justly argued that this position has condemned millions to death. More recently however, the current Pope has argued that the use of condoms in some situations (specifying sexual relations with male prostitutes) may be \"a first step of responsibility\" in sexual relations. Perhaps instead it is the Catholic hierarchy acquiring \"a first step of responsibility\" for the damage they have caused.\nIndependent of those who are seeking to claim supernatural moral forces are at work, others have responded to this issue as one should - as persons afflicted with a medical disorder. It is with some excitement that recent news that a vaccine has been discovered, based on the cytomegalovirus, a member of the herpes family. It is, of course, not the first time such an announcement has been made.\nOne thing is certain - once a society rids itself of trying to find supernatural justifications for medical issues and instead turns itself to evidence-based knowledge then positive outcomes in health care are possible and can be achieved when the moral standard is reached of respecting an inherent dignity in all persons. We can look at the examples of poliomyelitis, diphtheria, and smallpox as examples; in each of these cases mass vaccination has has provided an extremely high level of immunity throughout advanced economies and could - if the political will and moral reasoning existed - achieve similar results throughout the rest of the world. We can but imagine what cures will be discovered and can be achieved this century; HIV? Various forms of cancer? Will we reach the promise outlined by Antoine-Nicholas de Condorcet in the famous \"Sketch of the Progress of the Human Mind\"- that death itself will only occur through the most extraordinary of accidents? Rather than laying blame on those afflicted, this is certainly a more worthy, human, and moral orientation.\nThat Bill Press link..\n... Contains a brilliant quote which I must highlight.\n\"Rev. Jim Wallis points out that the Old and New Testaments contain a total of 31,156 verses - of which over 5,000 deal with alleviating poverty, while not one verse deals directly with abortion or gay marriage. Yet those were the two issues Falwell branded the most important. He paid little attention to other moral issues like the death penalty, war, torture, health care or helping the poor. For Falwell, morality began and ended in his crotch.\"\nThe world needs more Christians like Bill Press\nGreenwick\nI think it is best to find a place for spiritual belief in all this, instead of saying it needs to go away. For one thing, I feel confident in saying we aren't ever going to get rid of it. For another, man people draw from their faith when practicing compassion. Faith is a tool which can be used for great good.\nScienceDaily (Sep. 20, 2011) \u2014 Researchers have found a way to prevent HIV from damaging the immune system, in a new lab-based study published in the journal Blood. The research, led by scientists at Imperial College London and Johns Hopkins University, could have important implications for the development of HIV vaccines\nThe ability of the synthetic compound known as \u201cPD 404,182\u201d to break apart the AIDS-causing virus before it can infect cells was discovered by Zhilei Chen, assistant professor in the university\u2019s Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering, and her team of researchers. Their findings appear in the November online edition of Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, a journal of the American Society for Microbiology.\n\u201cThis is a virucidal small-molecule compound, meaning that it has the ability to kill a virus; in this case that virus is HIV,\u201d Chen says. \u201cBasically, it acts by breaking the virus open. We found that when HIV comes in contact with this compound, it breaks open and loses its genetic material. In a sense, the virus \u2018dissolves,\u2019 and its RNA becomes exposed. 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Drug-drug interaction data to inform safe coadminstration of antiretroviral therapy with DAA-based HCV treatment were presented. There was continued emphasis on pathogenesis, management, and prevention of the long-term complications of HIV disease and its therapies, including cardiovascular disease, renal disease, alterations in bone metabolism, and vitamin D deficiency, along with a growing focus on biomarkers to predict development of end-organ disease. Understanding the elevated risk for non-AIDS-defining malignancies in the HIV-infected population and optimal management was a focal point of this year's data. Finally, the conference provided important information on tuberculosis coinfection and cryptococcal meningitis.\nNo New HIV Infections with Increasing Use of HIV Preexposure Pro\nReferrals for and initiation of preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV infection increased dramatically in a large clinical practice setting since 2012. Despite high rates of sexually transmitted infections among PrEP users and reported decreases in condom use in a subset, there were no new HIV infections in this population.\nhttp://cid.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2015/09/01/cid.civ778.abstract\nIs Truvada (PrEP) the game-changer that will end new HIV?\nhttps://theconversation.com/is-truvada-prep-the-game-changer-that-will-e...\nMore than 50 years after it jumped the species barrier and became one of the most devastating viruses to affect mankind, HIV remains a stubborn adversary. Treatment has improved dramatically over the past 20 years, but people who are infected will remain so for the rest of their lives, and must take one pill daily \u2013 at one time it was a cocktail of 30.\nBut now, as another World Aids Day pulls into view, scientists are beginning to ask if the biggest breakthrough \u2013 an out-and-out cure for the tens of millions who have contracted the virus \u2013 could be in sight.\nThe excitement lies in research that is having some success in drawing the virus out of a latent stage (in which it can lie undetected for long periods) so that it could be destroyed.\n\u201cThe last couple of years have been very exciting on this front,\u201d said Satish Pillai, an associate professor in HIV research from the University of California San Francisco. \u201cWe\u2019re now attempting find the holy grail of HIV research.\u201d\n\u201cIn the first instance, we want to identify the signature characteristics, in a reliable and accurate way, of latently infected cells,\u201d Pillai said, speaking of HIV-infected cells that evade current treatments. \u201cThe other side is that we\u2019re developing novel strategies to destroy them once we\u2019re able to identify them.\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019re entering this new era of finding a functional cure to eradicate the virus,\u2019 he explains.\nhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/nov/30/cure-for-hiv-world-aids-day",
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        "raw_content": "52 Weeks to a Simpler Life \u2013 Tip #12 \u2013 To Do Something OR Not To Do Something \u2013 Using Intuition\nLife is full of turns and twists. It doesn't matter who you are, everyone is presented with more opportunities and possibilities than any one person can take advantage of during a lifetime.\nThe challenge is, making the decision to do something or not to do it. Typically, when one of these opportunities presents itself, we seek counsel from family, friends, trusted colleagues, doctors, lawyers, business consultants, teachers/professors, clergy, financial advisers, etc. We look to them for the answer(s) we need to make the correct decision.\nBelieve me, I've been down this path so many times during my lifetime, I'm a self-professed expert. How do I know all this stuff? It's simple. I've made the decision to do something when my gut feeling said not to. I've also made the decision to not do something when my gut feeling said I should do it. I've made decisions to do things that were the correct decisions and I benefited from taking the necessary action. I've also made decisions to not do things that were the correct decisions and, again, I benefited from not taking the suggested action. The reverse is also true.\nThe \u201cgut feeling\u201d thing is what we also call \u201cintuition.\u201d Intuition is a fairly complex thing. There is, of course, a dictionary definition of intuition and you can look that up yourself. Here is what I know about intuition or gut feelings. You can get counsel from many qualified (and, often, unqualified) resources. You can research something to distraction. You can retrieve reasoning from your own past experience. All of that is fine, but none of the above will give you the definitive correct answer you want.\nIntuition vs. Logic/Reasoning\nIntuition or the gut feeling has nothing to do with all the advice, research and logical reasoning you can gather about making some of the most important life choices. Intuition is, in my opinion, a combination of what your heart feels, what your mind knows or may not know, your position in life, your dreams, aspirations and goals for the future, your nature, your world view and more.\nYou are the sum total of every experience you've ever had, success or failure. Logic, reasoning and careful analysis may tell you to make a decision to do something or to not do something. By all that is cerebral, the choice is cut and dry. Yet, something in your gut is telling you to do something different. All those you rely on for good counsel are advising you to make one decision, but your intuition is suggesting the opposite. What to do?\nGo with your gut feeling! Follow your intuition! You will probably turn your advisers into critics if you choose the opposite course of action. But, think about it. Your intuition isn't analyzing anything other than what \u201cfeels\u201d right for you at that particular moment. It could be a business decision. It could be a decision about buying a certain home. It could be a relationship choice. It could be how and where to invest some money. The life choices are endless. Some may ultimately turn out to be of little consequence. Others may impact every facet of who you are, will become and your future. That's pretty heady stuff, isn't it?\nUltimately, the decision must be yours. You must either make a decision or not make a decision. However, remember, not making a decision is still making a decision. The decision you make may have a positive or negative impact on a very limited number of other people, typically your spouse and children. If it's a business decision, it could have an impact on partners, shareholders, employees, vendors and customers. In the long and short of most of these kinds of decisions, it will have little or no impact on your \u201cadvisers,\u201d regardless of their status or position in the overall scheme of things.\nThe bottom line is simply this, if your gut is saying to decide to do whatever it is that is the source of the issue, you should probably go with it. If your gut is saying run away and run very fast from whatever it is you're laboring over making a decision about, you should probably run.\nWill you make a wrong choice following your intuition? Most likely not. How can I say that? Again, it's really simple. Your intuition, usually driven by your heart and the other factors I mentioned earlier, is telling you to take a certain course of action because it knows your heart. It knows you're really not comfortable and probably not committed to whatever it is by making the opposite decision, even though it may seem more logical.\nIt may seem like the wrong decision after you made it, but in the long run, there is likely to be a day when it will be revealed to you why this was the correct action.\nCan your intuition fail you? Yes! Occasionally, your gut may send you the wrong decision. But, generally, that won't happen very often. Deep down inside, you know in your heart of hearts what is right and wrong for you. Trust yourself! Trust your intuition.\nNobody, regardless of how insightful, reasonable, logical, intelligent and informed, can know your inner drives, feelings, desires, needs, motivations, dreams, aspirations and goals like your own intuition.\nSo, Tip #12 for a simpler life is \u2013 Trust your gut feelings and follow your intuition.\nLabels: choices, digital nomad, freedom, life, lifestyle, living free, simplify, values\nIn addition to that sixth sense of what to do, in regard to decisions of right and wrong I ask myself: does the decision bring about the greatest good to greatest number of people? Does it reflect the highest truth I can imagine.\nYes. And it is important to not feed fear and anxiety, because they drown out the voice of intuition.\nGypsy Jane: Excellent observation. Whenever I discern fear as a motivator, in myself or another, it prompts me to seriously consider the path which fear wishes to avoid.",
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        "raw_content": "Career Education for Young Adults\nCEYA is a course taught to high school students at LOC but it's also a critical part of OIC's mission in our community. We believe that in order to escape from cyclical poverty and to reduce dependence upon public assistance, our residents need to work. And it doesn't stop at just finding a job. Once the right job is found, one must develop their daily work into a vocation, a career, in order to be self-sufficient.\nToward this end, CEYA has been designed to introduce students to the key concepts that lead to the development of a strong work ethic. It also teaches the fundamentals of career development, while encouraging students to be realistic. If the individual chooses their career well, ideally they will like their work and will be more likely to succeed throughout life.\nCEYA is not just a class, it's a mirror on a critical real-world process. Following interest and personality profiling that inform a student's career choices, they learn the best methods for job hunting and progress all the way through interviewing, compensation negotiation and even the basics of household budgeting, so that they know what to expect. Interviews are video-taped and then reviewed and discussed in class among peers. In this way, each student is given invaluable preparation for a strong start to their career.\nBecause OIC also administers several job placement programs for Clark County and the surrounding communities, CEYA is also able to enroll students with OIC's SureHire Employment Solutions, which can help them to find their first job, on-the-job training, an internship or mentoring program, or advancement within their existing career. Whenever positions are available, CEYA also finds seasonal temporary employment for LOC students during breaks and over the summer, helping them to develop real skills and solid work habits under a CEYA instructor's supervision.\nCEYA is perhaps one of the most important classes we offer at LOC and as a result, a passing grade is required by some Clark County school districts in order to graduate. See your student advocate at LOC, talk to your counselor at your home school or call LOC for more information about this program.",
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        "raw_content": "There was no Communist Party in Great Britain when Lenin wrote \"Left-Wing\" Communism: an Infantile Disorder. (The Communist Party of Great Britain was founded a few months later at the end of July 1920). Nevertheless, Lenin devoted chapter nine of the aforementioned book to discussing the problems of ultra-leftism in Britain. It is not my intention to rehash all the political fights of 1920 surrounding the formation of the CPGB discussed in Left-Wing\" Communism, instead I will highlight those insights from Lenin that pertain to general principles of Marxism and that are arguably relevant to the struggle for socialism in the early 21st century.\nLenin begins this chapter with a discussion of an article written by Willie Gallacher (1881-1963) published in the \"The Workers' Dreadnought\" (a publication of one of the groups which were in the process of founding the CPGB) which was full of enthusiasm for communism, the Russian Revolution, and the future of the working class in Britain. It also rejected cooperation with the Labour Party and working in parliament and the author did not want to cooperate with those who did.\nLenin praised Gallacher's article [he later refers to it as \"a letter to the editor\"] for expressing the mood, or the temper, of the masses and explained it was just this type of young workers, represented by the author, who would be the future of socialism and who should be supported in all their efforts to build a revolutionary socialist party in Britain. Nevertheless, he does not want them to commit the same errors that the early Bolsheviks or their German comrades made with respect to ultra-leftism.\nThe future CPGB would be a formation composed of the coming together of at least four different socialist groups. To build a mass party it would be necessary to work with many other groups of workers at differing levels of class consciousness. Lenin stressed that the CPGB, as should be the case with all Marxist parties, has to base its activities on scientific principles. Science, Lenin says, requires two things.\nFirst, a knowledge of what is happening in other countries, capitalist countries, and an analysis of the similarities and differences with your own country and how revolutionaries in those countries have coped with their own conditions. Second, a knowledge of your own country and all the groups, classes, parties, etc., and their positions and relationships. The policy adopted, in order to have the greatest number of supporters and best chance of wining, \"should not be determined only by the desires and views, by the degree of class-consciousness and the militancy of one group or party alone.\"\nThe focus of all this fuss about cooperating and compromising with the bourgeoisie was the Labour Party. The leaders of the Labour Party were considered by the radical workers as sell outs and \"social patriots\" who would govern in the interests of the capitalists not the workers whom they ostensibly represented and led. Lenin agrees with this and then states \"it does not at all follow that to support them means treachery to the revolution; what does follow is that, in the interests of the revolution, working-class revolutionaries should give these gentleman a certain amount of parliamentary support.\" But why does this follow? Why give any support to false leaders who pose as progressives and really do the dirty work of the enemy? What can Lenin be thinking of?\nWe must consider what was going on in Britain in the 1920s. The Labour Party was growing and the two main governing parties (the Liberals and the Conservatives) were beginning to panic. The Leader of the Liberals, Lloyd George, proposed a coalition with the Conservatives to stop the Labour Party. [Imagine if the Republicans and Democrats in the US were to unite to stop the Green Party!].\nMeanwhile many Liberals are jumping ship and going over to the Labour Party. Lenin says that what is happening is that the liberal bourgeoisie is abandoning the traditional two party system by which the liberal and conservative capitalists alternate in ruling the government and exploiting the workers; a system \"which has been hallowed by centuries of experience and has been extremely advantageous to the exploiters\u2026.\"\nThe British leaders of the revolutionary workers, the very leaders of the future CPGB saw what was going on and even admitted the majority of workers were supporting the Labour Party saying, as did Sylvia Pankhurst (1882-1960) one of the founders of the CPGB, that \"the majority of the British working class has not yet emerged\" from the way of thinking represented by the Labour Party.\nEven knowing this she said: \"The Communist Party must not compromise\u2026. The Communist Party must keep its doctrine pure, and its independence of reformism inviolate: its mission is to lead the way, without stopping or turning, by the direct road to the communist revolution.\" Shades of Blanqui!\nLenin is a firm believer that the working class learns by doing. If the workers believe in such a party or such and such an idea, which is wrong and will not emancipate them, they must go through the experience of living and working with these false ideas until they learn from experience that they must abandon these wrong approaches.\nMeanwhile the revolutionary Marxists will have been working along with the workers and supporting their efforts but also explaining why their views will not succeed and why Marxism provides a better alternative. This is the only way to win over the working people to the revolutionary Marxist point of view. This is why we must work in the reactionary institutions of the bourgeoisie.\n\"To act otherwise would mean hampering the cause of the revolution, since revolution is impossible without a change in the views of the majority of the working class, a change brought about by the political experience of the masses, never by propaganda alone.\"\nWe come now to Lenin's famous formulation of The Fundamental Law of Revolution. Lenin says this law applies to all revolutions which means many of the revolts, insurrections, and coups that historians like to call \"revolutions\" are not revolutions at all. The Law states: \"for a revolution to take place it is not enough for exploited and oppressed masses to realise the impossibility of living in the old way, and demand changes; for a revolution it is essential that the exploiters should not be able to live and rule in the old way. It is only when the \"lower classes\" do not want to live in the old way and the \"upper classes\" cannot carry on in the old way that the revolution can triumph.\"\nTwo obvious conclusions Lenin draws, with respect to an anti-capitalist revolution, are, first, the majority of the working class (or at a minimum the majority of the politically active class conscious workers [this is \"iffy\" a majority of these may still be too small]) must fully understand the need for a revolution and be willing to take up arms if necessary to carry it out; second, the government of the ruling class must be undergoing a crisis which brings the masses of people, even those \"hitherto apathetic,\" into a movement that so weakens it (the government) that the revolutionary elements can \"rapidly overthrow it\". The revolution will not be a tea party.\nLenin thought the two conditions mentioned above were fast developing in Great Britain, but they did not in fact come about. Nevertheless, Lenin's advice in general as to how the Marxists in Great Britain should behave still makes sense even in our own day, and it is not restricted to any particular country. Briefly he says that unless we want to risk being seen as \"mere wind bags\" and a party that represents only one group and not the masses of the revolutionary working class, we must get the masses to follow our party.\nTo do this we must help the working class achieve the highest possible level of class consciousness and this means working to help them understand, by their own experiences, that no solutions of bourgeois politics can solve their problems and the only way forward for their class is by supporting a revolutionary Marxist party.\nHow would this practically be done? Extrapolating from the conditions of Lenin's day to the present time, and using the experience of the 2012 US elections, I suggest the following edited comment from Lenin: We would take part in the election campaign, we would hand out leaflets in favor of Marxism and explaining what's wrong with capitalism, and where we are not running our own candidates we would urge support for the candidate most favorable to the workers and who had the most support from the union movement and we would urge the defeat of all reactionary, ultra-right and anti-labor, anti-progressive candidates.\nLenin's actual advice to the British Marxists was: \"We would take part in the election campaign, distribute leaflets agitating for communism, and in all constituencies where we have no candidates, we would urge the electors TO VOTE FOR THE LABOUR CANDIDATE AND AGAINST THE BOURGEOIS CANDIDATE.\" Others may have a better revision of this quote than what I proposed above, but I have tried to factor in specifically US conditions (both major parties are bourgeois, the ultra-right poses a clear and present danger, and the labour movement is under attack).\nAs Lenin maintained that each country had an unique historical configuration of its own regarding the class struggle and the relations between the classes and parties making it up, it was therefore the task of Marxists to learn \"to apply the general and basic principles\" of Marxism to their own situation in order to \"study, discover, and predict\" the proper course of action. 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        "title": "Look Back to Galilee: Revenge of the Kibbutz?",
        "raw_content": "The kibbutz movement began, over 100 years ago, when a handful of young Zionist pioneers grew fed up with the manager of the Kinnereth training farm where they were working and decided, rather than continue to be exploited, that they would start their own community based on an economy of mutual aid.\nThis past weekend, more than 120,000 Israelis took to the streets, in cities throughout the country, to protest from a similar sense of injustice. What began as a student-led pushback and tent encampment against high rents and food prices has swollen into a nation-wide uprising and demand for \u201csocial justice\u201d. This time around, kibbutzniks have little to do with the mass protest. Privatization in the kibbutz movement has dimmed its political influence, and their rural enclaves on the nation\u2019s periphery have been largely untouched by the spiralling house and rental prices in Israeli\u2019s urban centres. (In fact, many kibbutzes have built subdivisions to cash in on outsiders looking for affordable homes.)\nBut, as this short report from the movement\u2019s Givat Haviva Institute makes clear, the growing protest movement springs from the same desire to create a just society rather than simply compete within a dog-eat-dog free market. The signs of the protesters (as reported by the blogging and tweeting journalists of the essential +972 Magazine) make this sentiment clear: \u201cThe answer to privatization. Re-vo-lu-tion,\u201d \u201cThe market is free and we are slaves,\u201d \u201cAsk not what your country can do for you, ask why it\u2019s robbing you,\u201d and \u201cThe people want social justice.\u201d\nNow, if only the popular uprisings of the Middle East's so-called \u201cArab Spring\u201d would blow their way across the Atlantic and shake up the me-first-and-me-last neo-conservativism of the U.S. Tea Party and the fire-sale dogmas of Harperland\u2026.\nThe kibbutz is dead, long live kibbutzism.\nUPDATE: This excellent editorial from author and activist (and, if there's any justice in the world, future Nobel Prize for Literature winner) Amos Oz makes a very similar (though more eloquent) point.\nLabels: +972 Magazine, Givat Haviva, Kibbutzism, protests",
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        "raw_content": "Ask Joy: Nice Guy Ned\nWhy do nice guys always finish last? I would love to be in a relationship, but I\u2019m known as the \u201cnice guy.\u201d I\u2019m always more like a brother than a boyfriend. Most of my female friends are much more attracted to \u201cbad boys\u201d because there is a sense of danger, which I hear is attractive to women.\nDo women ever grow out of that feeling, or am I doomed to \u201calways be the groomsman, never the groom\u201d?\nThank you for sharing your disappointment. It must be very discouraging if the \u201cbrother\u201d card has been pulled time and time again for you. It probably makes you want to throw up a little when you hear, \u201cI picture you like my brother Ned.\u201d\nAnd you\u2019re like, \u201cDo you want to kiss your brother Ned?\u201d\nWell guess what? I hear these types of statements from women, too.\n\u201cWhen will it be my turn?\u201d \u201cWhy do all the guys settle for girls that are X, Y and Z?\u201d \u201cWill I always be the bridesmaid and never the bride?\u201d\nIt\u2019s very easy to take our own experiences and make blanket statements about all men or all women. When I was nearing the end of college I noticed that most of the women who were getting proposed to were becoming teachers and nurses. I felt like we were still living in the 1950s and was disappointed that I was getting bypassed because I didn\u2019t want to draw blood or teach kids algebra. (Ok, even if I wanted to teach kids algebra, I couldn\u2019t have\u2026)\nThe point is, you have been let down, and the women you have had feelings for have chosen men who are not as noble as you see yourself. Let\u2019s say this has happened to you 10 or maybe even 20 times. That has to be pretty frustrating. But take a step back. That\u2019s only 20 women.\nDo you think there are more than 20, 30, or even 40 women out there in the world?\nTry not to make blanket statements in the midst of your own pain because over time it will create a lens through which you see all women. You will start to believe they are all this way, and eventually it may turn you into a person who lives in fear and lacks grace for the women around you who might actually be possibilities.\nIf you are a believer, my bigger question for you is this:\nDo you trust that the Lord is good and that He wants to use your gifts in this life? If you rest in that knowledge and in the reality that life may not look like you thought it would\u2014while still making your requests for a wife known to God\u2014you can live knowing that you are being obedient and are trusting the bigger picture. This outlook won\u2019t cure your longings for a partner, but it will change the lens through which you see life and, hopefully, your expectations of a wife.\nTo answer your question of whether women ever grow out of wanting the \u201cbad boys,\u201d all I can say is that I hear plenty of women say they are looking for a good, honorable man. I\u2019m not sure whether they used to be James Dean ladies, but I know what they are looking for now.\nBe strong and continue to live an honorable life (filled with grace for people who don\u2019t live up to your expectations). I look forward to your finding \u201cbridesmaids\u201d who are waiting for a \u201cgroomsman\u201d just like you.\nKeep your lens clear and your eyes on the bouquet toss.\nHe is most definitely not the only one who has ever felt this way. It\u2019s easy to become frustrated when you are single, and wonder why \u201cnobody wants you.\u201d I myself have never been in a relationship (In my 20 short years of life), and it\u2019s not for lack of opportunity. (Although I definitely don\u2019t mean this in a vain way.) My guess is that this man is not in a relationship, because he has done the honorable thing, and has not settled for someone he knows he cannot be happy with, as have I. Often, when we are single, it is natural to think that it is not our \u201cfault,\u201d and that there must be something wrong with the opposite gender. (I\u2019d like to point out here that I don\u2019t think there is anything WRONG with being single, although I admit that it can be very frustrating.) Perhaps this man needs to focus on himself-what can he do to make himself available to good, honorable women?\nOn another note, women may say that they think of him as a brother, but if their brothers are good, honorable men, why wouldn\u2019t they want someone like their brother? Just something to think about. I think we (both genders) have a tendency to have a \u201cchecklist\u201d in regards to the opposite sex. \u201cIf you don\u2019t meet these requirements that I have set forth, I will not be in a relationship with you.\u201d In reality, we need to look at GOD\u2019S checklist: What does he want for us? What does he wish for our life, that we may not even have considered? That is where true happiness, and love, lays.\nA season of singleness can be frustrating but when in it, try to make the most of it. Keep reading God\u2019s word as well as good biblically-based writings on preparing for marriage. As Kaitlyn pointed out, take time to appreciate the positive attributes of being \u201clike a brother\u201d and realize what those things are and if there are any other attributes worth acquiring.\nLong periods of singleness can create vulnerability for settling. There\u2019s an old saying that \u2018God\u2019s delays are not necessarily God\u2019s denials\u2019. Use the time to understand those things for which to settle for or not. Don\u2019t settle on matters of character or faith. Be flexible on things like looks, cat person vs. dog person, SEC football vs. PAC-10 football, etc.\nthis was sweet joy.\nJordan thinks...\nIt\u2019s not that women are attracted to bad boys. Some are, I suppose, but that\u2019s something they may or may not grow out of. Women are attracted to confidence. And when someone writes in calling himself a nice guy and says lines like \u201calways the groomsman, never the groom\u201d, it\u2019s a safe bet he\u2019s not bursting with self-assurance.\nAs for building confidence, that\u2019s easier said than done. Maybe start with a camping trip or something.\nKaitlyn \u2013 Good thoughts. I think I can be skeptical of the \u201ccheck list\u201d but often I think by listing what we desire we can say, \u201chere you go God. This is my desire,\u201d and then trust Him to show up. I think it also helps us to realize that some of the things we are holding out for are really shallow. Feelings will grow if it\u2019s the right person. And as my mother says, \u201cYou don\u2019t have to marry the guy! 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As i continue to grow closer to God i will gradually begin to be able to love the way it is described in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7. So these times of singleness can and should be a time of building your \u201cvertical\u201d relationship, with Christ, so that he can show and help you build those \u201chorizontal\u201d relationships, even that of a girlfriend or boyfriend.\nAnother thing i would like to say to any guys that are reading is that being the nice guy is not a bad thing. I have had teammates tell me that i am just \u201ctoo nice\u201d so girls just want to be my friend, that i should be a little more of a jerk and they will chase after me. Okay so what i want is a relationship, but what if what those girls that i am \u201cjust friends\u201d with really need a \u201cgood\u201d guy in their life to be there and help them through a hard time? 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If only I could do more\u2026 If only I could do better\u2026 Yet for every should I manage to check off, more get added to the list. It\u2019s a vicious cycle of defeat.\nIn my painful journey of the past few years, I realized how badly I needed to stop should-ing on myself. And I discovered how challenging it can be to get off that treadmill.\nOne of the ways I\u2019ve found some freedom from the shoulds has been by ditching New Year\u2019s Resolutions. I used to make a long list of goals I\u2019d like to achieve in the new year, but never managed to live up to them (or, at times, even remember what they were).\nIt only left me feeling like a failure.\nSo I began choosing just one word as I step into a new year. One word that sums up who I want to be or an attribute I want to intentionally add to my life.\nAnd since it\u2019s just one word, it\u2019s easy to remember. I place reminders of it around my home and workspace, and I inevitably start seeing and hearing it everywhere, which helps me stay mindful of it.\nMy one word isn\u2019t another to-do list. It\u2019s simply a guide as I make decisions, set plans, and go about my every day.\nAnd I\u2019ve seen these words shape not only my year, but also myself. They\u2019ve challenged me, inspired me, changed me. Such is the power of intentionality.\nI\u2019ve chosen brave as my One Word for 2014, and with equal parts trepidation and curiosity, I am anxious to see how it will grow me this coming year.\nWill you join me in choosing one word for the year? It\u2019s not about doing more, but about being who you were created to be.\nYou\u2019ll probably have a love/hate relationship with your word. That\u2019s okay. If it doesn\u2019t scare you at least a little bit, it\u2019s probably not the right word.\nSo\u2026 Together, let\u2019s stop should-ing on ourselves.\nWhat do you want to focus on in 2014? Who do you want to be by the end of the year?\nONE WORD 365 in the NEWS!\nAfter pioneering and leading a nonprofit in South Africa for 13 years, Alece now lives in Nashville, TN. She is a Nonprofit Communications & Development Strategist and the founder of One Word 365. She blogs occasionally but candidly about searching for God in the question marks of life and faith. Follow Alece on Twitter and visit her blog, Grit and Glory.\nJoin the global One Word 365 tribe HERE. Check them out on Facebook HERE. Follow One Word on Twitter HERE.\nOh, and be sure to check out the amazing Illumination post Alece wrote for me about a man who abused the word \u201crespect\u201d HERE.\nMy word is Beloved. Wrote about it here: http://esauproject.com/2014/01/04/one-year-one-word/\nLove it, Julie!!\nditto. although I think you ladies are getting a little too edgy with all this ink.\nJoy, one thing in my life I have never been accused of being is edgy \ud83d\ude09\nThanks, Alece!\nPatience. Because why not? I\u2019m learning to think before i speak or act. The amount of times I want to talk back to someone who does or says something stupid is too often. I\u2019m learning to have patience and speak more with love.\nSuch a brave word choice! So, so challenging\u2026\nEspecially when the come back is so good!! I think if we put our patience + kind together we could be really swell gals by the end of the year.\nAmen to that sister\nGreat word, Joy. KIND. I feel like that\u2019s something often missing in our culture, and I\u2019m glad you\u2019re working to bring kindness (sexy?) back.\nDid you link up on http://OneWord365.com? (I HAD to ask!) \ud83d\ude09\nKrista Kotrla (@kristakotrla) thinks...\nWhat a fun exercise! My word for 2014 is LEAP because it is active, takes courage and will hopefully inspire others.\nI get so excited anytime I hear anyone with the word \u201cLEAP\u201d! 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        "raw_content": "By: Justin Taylan via PR Newswire\nAmerican Tourist Held Captive in Solomon Islands\nSOLOMON ISLANDS, Dec. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- A young American, Justin Taylan, 30, of Hyde Park, New York, has been held captive since November 6, 2007 in the Solomon Islands, a tiny nation off Australia's east coast. Taylan is founder of a non-profit history website detailing World War II stories and Pacific theater airplane wrecks. Traveling by boat from Papua New Guinea, he hoped to explore relics from the Battle of Guadalcanal.\n(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20071210/LAM133 )\nAlso held in custody by Solomon authorities are Taylan's colleagues Yoji Sakaida, 41, of Chiba, Japan, World War II enthusiast and graphic designer, Rodney Pearce, 57, of Australia and the ship's captain, and Daisy Eliah, 25, of Papua New Guinea, the ship's cook.\nOn November 6, Taylan inadvertently stumbled upon a salvage operation underway at Ballale Island, part of the famous Battle of Guadalcanal. \"There are more World War II plane wrecks there than anywhere else in the world,\" Taylan said. \"We saw six Zero fighters, a Val dive bomber and a Betty bomber being illegally removed. That's why all this started.\"\nThe group drew the attention of the salvagers. The Royal Solomon Island Police Force confiscated their passports, photos, and videotapes placing them in detention without charges. They have since been charged with illegally entering the country and pleaded innocent since they crossed borders through a published port of entry and in accordance with Solomon Islands law. Trial is set for December 12 and the maximum sentence is three years in jail.\nTaylan testified in September 2006 before Papua New Guinea Parliament National Parliament in the \"Inquiry into the National Museum and Art Gallery and the Sale and Export of the Swamp Ghost Aircraft.\" He received an official commendation from the governing body that his \"evidence as to the extent of the removal of these aircraft over the last decade and the complicity of the Museum to be of great assistance.\"\nGrandson of World War II combat photographer Carl Thien, Taylan gained an early appreciation for Pacific War air battles. As a teenager, he accompanied his grandfather on a return trip to Papua New Guinea to photograph wrecks in their original locations.\nMore information, photos, and updates are available at http://taylandefensefund.org.\nPacificWrecks.com\nTaylan searches out wrecks, safeguards human remains, and returns dog tags to surprised veterans. He is founder of PacificWrecks.com, a free, non-profit history website detailing World War II stories and Pacific theater airplane wrecks. He produces and distributes his own historical documentaries and has appeared on The History Channel and PBS.\nTaylan was featured in the October 2007 issue of Smithsonian Magazine in the article \"Swamp Ghosts: In Papua New Guinea, a journalist investigates the controversy over a World War II bomber.\"\nHe wrote his first book about the war at age 16 and has since been published in many historical and flight publications and spoken on this topic around the world.\nSource: Justin Taylan",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb The Road to Hell is paved with a Mother\u2019s Good Intentions\nThe Road to Hell is paved with a Mother\u2019s Good Intentions\nTagged with: Dominating mothers Egyptian men Egyptian Mothers Egyptian Society Egyptian women Egyptian youth Enigma Magazine Motherhood Parenting\nBeing the daughter of an insectologist, I grew up playing with butterflies, examining mosquitoes, and studying the morphology of unheard of flies under the microscope. One day my father got me a silk worm \u2013 as a pet. With lots of love, I watched my worm transform into a cocoon and I waited for the colorful butterfly to come out of its silk hiding. I woke up one morning to find a small opening in my cocoon. I watched the butterfly for several hours trying to get out of the hole, then I decided to help her; I proudly, yet lovingly, snipped off the remaining bit of the cocoon with a pair of scissors. The butterfly then emerged easily but something was wrong with my pet; it had a swollen body and small wings. I waited for the moment when her wings would expand and she would fly. Neither happened! My baby pet spent the rest of her life crawling. My dad then explained to me that the butterfly\u2019s struggle to get through the tiny opening was nature\u2019s way of forcing fluid from her body into her wings so that it would be ready for flying once it was free from the restricted cocoon.\nToday as I watch many of the young men and women that I come across at work or in my classes and workshops, the image of my poor pet comes back to mind. I flossed my brains trying to find out the mental connection between the two until it hit me one day; in their attempt to protect their kids, our mothers crippled them. \u201cWe want a revision\u201d howled a 28 year old marketing student in my class, but I see the pattern of the ready-made-easy-to-cook attitude everywhere. 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Sometimes struggles are exactly what we need in our life; if nature allowed us to go through life without any obstacles, it would cripple us.\nWhen I moved out five years ago, my mother thought that I did not love her anymore; today she is still wondering what she did wrong to push me away, or what she did wrong to deserve a daughter like me. When my brother graduated she got him a job, when he wanted a car she gave him hers, and when he wanted to get married she got him a bride, a house, a wedding, and more. There were times when I felt that the boy wanted to be a man but with her over protectiveness she stifled all his attempts to grow up. My mom is no exception; like many mothers, she believes that it is her role to take care of her baby until \u2013 well, until forever! One day I questioned her and she said \u201cAfter I am gone, I want him to remember how I loved him and how much I helped him. 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I will not live forever and I needed to equip Omar with the tools that will see him through all the walks of life.\u201d The forbidden fruits fell off the tree and a change of strategy was needed. \u201cI would walk him to the arcades a few times, show him the signs on the way and back, explain the rules about strangers, and then I would let him go on his own. Every time he is out of my sight I feel my ribs closing on my heart and my worst nightmares turn into ominous deja-vues. I would only breathe again the moment he walks though the door and throws his little hands in mine as he tells me about the fun he had.\u201d\nOn asking Jailan Gamil (35) about the 8 simple rules for dating her teenage daughter, she said \u201cI teach my daughter, Sandra, the difference between right and wrong and I remind her that even when I am not there, God sees her all the time and that she should not upset Him. I spot check her online chats, her room, and her phone \u2013 I am just scared. 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        "raw_content": "The History of wikiHow in 7 Fascinating wikiHow Articles\nSpend enough time looking stuff up on the Internet, and you\u2019ll eventually run into the weird, fascinating, addictive, and surprisingly poignant world known as wikiHow. Want to know How to Be Sophisticated, Become a Writer, Survive in Federal Prison, Make the Letters of the English Alphabet, Kiss, or Get Six Pack Abs? Here is a place where a wondrous amalgam of human experience can show you the way. You may, in fact, be asked to share your own expertise in, say, dating, grilling zucchini, annoying your brother, or seizing opportunities, to name a few. It may be inevitable that you\u2019ll be sucked in still further by hitting the \u201crandom article\u201d button and find yourself learning How to Become a Musician, Survive a Long Fall, Concentrate on Studies, Make Candelabras from Old Bottles, or Treat a Migraine.\nTech entrepreneur Jack Herrick launched the site ten years ago after selling his previous venture, eHow. He had a clear mission\u2014to \u201chelp anyone on the planet learn how to do anything\u201d\u2014which he decided couldn\u2019t be achieved through content farming. Instead, he launched the wiki site, allowing for as many volunteers as possible to share their hard-won experiential knowledge. Now, the site has more than a million users, 183,000 articles, and 22 paid staffers. (The most thorough articles might have dozens or hundreds of \u201cco-authors.\u201d) It has turned down multiple venture capital offers in order to stay focused on its mission, instead making its profits mostly from Google ads and by remaining headquartered in a house in Palo Alto, California.\nIn honor of its decade anniversary, here\u2019s a look at wikiHow\u2019s history, told through seven of its biggest, best, strangest, and most useful posts.\n1. How to Climb the Stairs with a Broken Leg\nMatt Garcia may be only 19, but he\u2019s had plenty of life experiences to share via wikiHow articles. The 21 articles started by the Canadian biology student include this very specific set of instructions, which he wrote while recovering from surgery. He has a heart condition and ended up on life support after having a heart attack in his mid-teens. One of the tubes required for the machines caused nerve damage to his left leg, putting him in a cast and on crutches. \u201cIt did feel really good to share that knowledge,\u201d Garcia says.\nIn fact, many posts come out of users\u2019 real-life experiences. One of community manager Krystle Chung\u2019s favorite articles tackles How to Toilet Train Your Cat: \u201cThe part that I get a kick out of is one of the tips is, \u2018Do not teach your cat to flush.\u2019 It turns out your cat will flush all day long. You couldn\u2019t hire someone to research that tip. Somebody actually found out the hard way.\u201d\nThe home improvement, cooking, and health articles make sense: They are clear processes with specific steps or problems with straightforward solutions. But some of wikiHow\u2019s most popular posts might as well be titled How to Be Human: They address kissing, getting a girl to like you, getting over a breakup, and knowing if a guy likes you, among other emotional topics. If only a computer could spit out answers to all of life\u2019s dilemmas, right? Maybe it can\u2019t exactly do that, but it can at least help. \u201cIt\u2019s almost as if you have a friend to talk to when you read these,\u201d says wikiHow COO Elizabeth Douglas. \u201cWikipedia is all factual information, things that are true or false. You don\u2019t find the depth and the breadth and the empathy and the understanding of humans there. wikiHow is about people sharing their experience with others.\u201d\n3. How to Help a Spouse With Depression\nNicole Willson, a 33-year-old in Portland, Oregon, has been active on wikiHow since its earliest days, attracted to the idea because of her master\u2019s degree in library science. And though she\u2019s started more than 100 articles, her research standards and expertise make her even better at improving others\u2019 work. When she first encountered the post on helping a spouse with depression, for example, it included tips about taking your partner out for a nice dinner. \u201cIf someone is chronically depressed,\u201d she says, \u201cthat\u2019s not going to help.\u201d With her edits and others\u2019, it\u2019s become a thorough guide with an eye toward legitimate mental health resources.\nIn another article, about how to treat a common cold, she spotted a recommendation to get a Slurpee from 7-Eleven. \u201cIn those cases, I look for reliable sources for information to add,\u201d she says. \u201cIt\u2019s about information literacy. You can\u2019t believe everything you read on the Internet.\u201d\nOf course, that\u2019s exactly why wikiHow\u2014or any wiki\u2014engenders skepticism. The site does have rules about what kinds of topics can be posted (in short, nothing that can cause harm) and has hundreds of volunteers as well as a few paid staffers reviewing every post. But Willson is also proof that the system mostly works: Some users might have good ideas for posts, even if they don\u2019t have the knowledge to back them up. Others can come along and add their knowledge. As contributor Betsy Megas says, \u201cThe fastest way to a good page is a bad page.\u201d\n4. How to Make Jello Shots\nWillson has also used her research skills for less healthy topics, like contributing to wikiHow\u2019s vast Jello Shot oeuvre. (Besides this introductory article that Willson started, there are also separate entries on specific kinds of Jello shots, from those including caffeine to various flavors to theme-party ideas.) \u201cThat\u2019s what I like about wikiHow,\u201d she says. \u201cYou\u2019re not going to see this stuff in Martha Stewart Living. You don\u2019t have to just do articles around what gets you ads.\u201d\nMaybe Martha Stewart and her ilk should reconsider, though, given the readership such entries attract. \u201cIt\u2019s fun to see how the traffic changes as days and weeks go on,\u201d Herrick says. \u201cOn New Year\u2019s Eve you see How to Make Jello Shots spike, then like clockwork the next morning it\u2019s How to Get Rid of a Hangover.\u201d\n5. How to Sew a Cloth Baseball\nLois Wade made her first edit as a registered wikiHow user in 2007 and soon found herself relying on the site for what she calls her \u201cfrugal-to-a-fault\u201d lifestyle. (Not surprisingly, she makes her living as a bookkeeper, based in Rancho Cordova, Calif.) She helped her teenaged son make a duct-tape wallet using wikiHow instructions, then started writing on the site herself with How to Sew a Cloth Baseball. (Her son wanted a pin cushion for home ec class that wasn\u2019t that standard tomato-with-attached-strawberry.) Since then, she\u2019s started more than 200 articles, including How to Make a Kitchen Towel Angel and How to Design and Sew Cold Weather Mitts for Drop Handlebars. \u201cIt\u2019s dumbfounding,\u201d she says of the online feedback she\u2019s gotten. \u201cIf I advertised in my home area, \u2018Come Learn How to Make a Towel Angel,\u2019 I might, if I were lucky, get 10 or 15 people to come over. But on wikiHow, I\u2019ve got millions.\u201d That\u2019s all the motivation she and many others like her need: \u201cI just like helping people. I don\u2019t watch a lot of TV. This is my entertainment, and I don\u2019t have to wait for this show to come on.\u201d\n6. How to Escape from a Sinking Car\n\u201cIt\u2019s one of those things where you\u2019d think it\u2019s a joke article,\u201d Herrick says, \u201cbut it turns out this actually happens pretty frequently.\u201d About 400 people die this way every year, and it\u2019s a particular problem in Canada, where 10 percent of drowning deaths happen in vehicles. \u201cWe get a lot of people writing and saying that reading about what to do in this situation eases their anxiety,\u201d he says.\nThese response-to-emergencies articles have demonstrated real results: wikiHow staff knows of at least two babies who have been delivered using wikiHow instructions, and one person who got critical medical attention thanks to How to Recognize the Warning Signs of a Stroke. Such articles have prompted wikiHow to invest in careful translation of the site into 12 other languages. How to Recognize the Symptoms of Appendicitis, for example, is particularly popular in Spanish.\n7. How to Change the Oil in Your Car\nMegyas, a mechanical engineer in Santa Clara, California, has started lots of practical articles, tackling everything from fixing a running toilet to couch-surfing. Despite the seemingly straightforward nature of such topics, she\u2019s encountered a surprising number of heated debates among contributors: When she edited an article on How to Change the Oil in Your Car, for instance, she found out \u201chow many people have strong opinions about how long you should let the oil drip out.\u201d All of the frequent users have encountered clashes with others over article edits, but also say wikiHow is known for its sanguine approach to \u201cedit wars.\u201d The company\u2019s leaders have worked to instill a culture of niceness\u2014which emphasizes positive feedback and personal contact\u2014that frequent users cite as the reason they\u2019ve contributed so much. \u201cWe are nice to our community members,\u201d Douglas says, \u201cand we encourage them to be nice.\u201d They even hold yearly gatherings for the active contributors, and the frequent users often speak of the site as \u201cwe\u201d in conversation. \u201cI find it hard to be offline for very long because of the community,\u201d Garcia says. \u201cIt\u2019s so hard to not be with them.\u201d\nAll images via wikiHow.",
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        "raw_content": "We know that joining a union is a big step for you and your co-workers \u2014 and that you want to know what's going to happen in each stage of the process. So, here's a quick look at the process involved, showing the steps you'll be taking and those that your union will be following on your behalf.\nFirst of all: What exactly is a union?\nUnions represent a united group of employees during contract negotiations with the employer and then make sure that contract is lived up to, including representing individual employees on workplace issues.\nA trade union may be a local of a provincial, national or international union \u2014 or it may be an independent organization that represents the employees of only one plant or business.\nAny group of workers can form their own union by drafting a constitution and bylaws, signing up members, electing officers and filing with the Manitoba Labour Board to become a union.\nThese days, however, most workers who are thinking about forming a union do so through an established union \u2014 it just makes the process easier and gives the workers more clout right from the start.\nGetting started: Show your interest.\nYour starting point is going to be to demonstrate to the Manitoba Labour Board that a group of workers is interested in obtaining the benefits of union membership.\nThis is generally done by having the workers sign a union membership application card.\nThe cards signed by you and your colleagues are collected.\nWe understand this is a tough stage because your name is \"on record\". But your confidentiality is protected.\nAt this stage, all the cards are collected by the union you're looking to join and then, of course, double-checked by their lawyers.\nAfter that, the cards are presented to the Manitoba Labour Board as proof of support, before being returned to the union's lawyer office.\nThe cards will never go to your employer; management never sees them OR a list of who signed them.\nHow the Manitoba Labour Board decides: There are a couple of key numbers here.\nOnce at least 40 per cent of the workers in the proposed bargaining unit sign application cards, the Labour Board will hold a secret ballot vote to determine the wishes of the majority of people in that workplace.\nAt this point, the Labour Board will notify your employer about the application \u2014 in fact, your employer will receive a notice and copy of a sample ballot which they must post it in an open place like your lunchroom, so that all employees are aware of the upcoming vote. But remember \u2014 in all this, your employer will never know who signed a card.\nVote time! Usually within 10 days of the Labour Board notifying the employer.\nAnd it's the Labour Board \u2014 not the union or your employer \u2014 who will carry out the vote. It is a secret ballot, just like in a government election, and no one will ever know how you voted.\nThe results come in. But what do they mean?\nUnion certification will be granted if 50% + 1 or more of the workers mark their ballot in favour of union membership.\nThe groundrules for the process. What employers and unions can and can't do.\nThe choice to form a union is up to the workers alone. The Labour Relations Act prohibits employers from doing certain things which will interfere with the rights of employees to freely choose whether to form a union. 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        "raw_content": "College Northern Michigan Wildcats The Latest\nNorthern Michigan, College Hockey Inc. to conduct first \u2018women\u2019s only\u2019 feasibility study\nUPDATE (Friday, 5 p.m.) \u2013 With a news conference at Northern Michigan, College Hockey Inc. and other representatives formally announced the new feasibility study to help the Wildcats explore the possibility of adding Division 1 women\u2019s hockey to their list of varsity sports.\nNHL Vice President Kevin Westgarth, College Hockey Inc. Executive Director Mike Snee and WCHA Women\u2019s Commissioner Katie Million and Northern Michigan Athletic Director Forrest Karr were present for the announcement.\nWestgarth: \u201cAdding an NCAA Division I women\u2019s program to the state of Michigan is long overdue, and we are proud to be a part of NMU\u2019s exploration of what would be required to do so. Just by joining NMU in taking this small first step toward a women\u2019s team in Marquette, we hope to inspire and encourage new girls, boys, and parents to join the hockey family.\u201d\nSnee: \u201cNorthern Michigan has been a vibrant member of the men\u2019s college hockey community and we are excited that their leadership is considering a women\u2019s program. Their addition would be particularly welcome in the state of Michigan, which has produced more than 30 Division I players this year, all of whom have to leave the state to play college hockey.\u201d\nMillion: \u201cI am thrilled for the initial steps Northern Michigan University is taking to explore adding women\u2019s hockey as a D-I sport. I applaud the vision of NMU President Dr. Fritz Erickson and Athletic Director Forrest Karr, both of whom have a tremendous passion for their student-athletes and a deep appreciation for what college hockey adds to a campus.\u201d\nCollege Hockey Inc. has helped a few NCAA schools conduct feasibility studies in regards to adding Division 1 college hockey programs with funding from the NHL and NHLPA.\nFor Northern Michigan, the first \u2018women\u2019s only\u2019 feasibility study will be conducted, a source close to the situation has told MiHockey.\nAn official announcement will come tomorrow.\nNorthern Michigan\u2019s men\u2019s team plays in the WCHA, which also has a women\u2019s college hockey conference, as well.\nIf the Wildcats were to add Division 1 women\u2019s hockey, NMU would be the only school in Michigan to offer that varsity sport.\nOakland University is in the midst of a feasibility study, analyzing possibilities for both men\u2019s and women\u2019s hockey.\nThe first feasibility study was announced for the University of Illinois in June of 2017.\nHockey leaders exploring possibility of men\u2019s, women\u2019s NCAA D-1 hockey at Oakland University\nNHL announces new initiative to grow college hockey\n\u2190 Red Wings, Warrior surprise Ann Arbor Rockets disabled team with visit, new Warrior gear\nVictory Ice Center officially opens with ribbon-cutting, tribute to former coach \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / News / Arts and Recreation / Doors Open showcases Concordia Gardens, other central city venues\nSeptember 10, 2015 by Wyatt Massey 1 Comment\nMembers of Our Savior\u2019s Lutheran Church know that the building\u2019s stained glass can best be appreciated from the inside, as the sun pours through the windows. This experience will be open to the public Sept. 19 and 20 as part of Doors Open Milwaukee. The church is one of six central city locations featured this year.\nThe two-day citywide event lets people visit more than 150 local attractions, from churches to community centers, residences to breweries, free of charge.\nConcordia Gardens, 220 E. Concordia Ave.\nThe 1.5-acre parcel nestled in Harambee is bursting with flowers, produce and promise. Concordia Gardens, created by Victory Garden Initiative, features raised garden beds for rent, along with an urban orchard, composting site and production farm, which grows produce for neighborhood residents.\nAlex Hagler, garden coordinator, is one of many people who make the urban farming project possible.\n\u201cThere\u2019s no one farmer,\u201d Hagler said. \u201cIt really is a collective effort from a lot of different people from a lot of different walks of life.\u201d\nBeyond keeping the grounds clean and turning over compost, Hagler helps with the garden\u2019s farm stand. Between five and 15 neighborhood kids come to harvest, prepare and sell the produce on Thursdays, Hagler said.\n\u201cAll of the sales that we get, we actually give to the kids,\u201d he said. \u201cIt\u2019s a cool employment opportunity for them to learn a little bit about employment skills,\u201d such as setting prices, managing cash and customer service.\nThe gardens also attract area residents who can rent one of the 35 raised beds for $10 a season. It is a hub for volunteers as well, with groups coming from neighboring high schools and colleges.\nJohn Van Eerden, a first-time volunteer at the gardens, said that he was drawn to the organization\u2019s mission of providing accessible, healthy and fresh food. However, he is most interested in another feature of the space \u2014 the solar panels and rainwater collection system.\n\u201cI was surprised how sustainable it is,\u201d he said.\nRainwater is collected and dispersed through an underground system. It feeds the nutrient-rich soil created from the compost bins, creating what Hagler called a \u201cfood oasis.\u201d\nMore than that, though, the gardens are bringing the neighborhood together through healthy and sustainable urban agriculture. \u201cI think it\u2019s going to be a catalyst for a lot of rehabilitation in the area,\u201d Hagler said.\nHavenwoods Environmental Awareness Center, 6141 N. Hopkins St.\nIt\u2019s easy for visitors to the 237-acre state forest to get caught up in the wonders of nature and miss the wealth of Milwaukee history at the site. The land around the Havenwoods Environmental Awareness Center has been transformed over 140 years from a family farm, to a corrections house, to a U.S. Army facility, to its current incarnation.\nThe Doors Open weekend is an opportunity for the urban forest to feature some of this little-known history, said Judy Klippel, superintendent of Havenwoods State Forest.\n\u201cThere are only a few features on the land that are still there from the old days, but they will be marked for people to see,\u201d she said.\nVisitors should look for the remnants of the Cold War-era missile base, which are now covered by a prairie. They will be able to see a series of old photographs and maps of the property. However, the center will focus on showcasing its hiking trails and environmental education programs.\n\u201cOne of our jobs is to try and help people reconnect with nature,\u201d Klippel said.\nBetween May and October, school groups come to the space to learn about local animal and plant life, create nature-related crafts and learn about the importance of nature. Doors Open provides another opportunity for urban residents to connect with the outdoors, Klippel said.\n\u201cI would like to see more people use this place. This is a buffer from the city. It\u2019s a place where people can find quiet in the middle of the city.\u201d\nOur Savior\u2019s Lutheran Church, 3022 W. Wisconsin Ave.\nBehind the pews of Our Savior\u2019s Lutheran Church, the pipes that make up the church\u2019s famous organ pump out hymns, filling the sanctuary and spilling out the open doors onto Wisconsin Avenue.\nAfter the service, people gather for coffee, dessert and lemonade. 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        "raw_content": "Colin Keefe - CityPaper.net\nThey\u2019ve only played a few gigs, but the relatively new Dirty Triplets have already been the subject of some serious buzz. You might chalk it up to the fact that they are an all girl band, something that\u2019s always bound to bring accolades from both genders. Or perhaps its their knack for getting booked on notable bills, like opening for of ex-Throwing Muses/Belly Tonya Donelly last week at the TLA, and landing regular spots in the lineup at the monthly fem-centric showcase Sugartown. But the fact of the matter is that there\u2019s just so much talent colliding within this band, that there\u2019s no way hype could be averted.\nIf you were around in the '80s and paid close enough attention to your TV, you may remember singer and guitarist Joan Solley as one of the regulars on Dancin' On Air. While living in New York in the mid '90s, Solley honed her singing and songwriting skills, playing various gigs and open mics. Upon returning to Philly, she started trying to get a band together. Following a few false starts, Solley crossed paths with Nancy Falkow, one of Philadelphia's more prominent singer-songwriters, who's lent her golden vocal talents to everyone from jam band yahoos Moe to G. Love, but most notably \"The Girl From Ipanema\" by Astrud Gilberto.\nSolley and Falkow hit it off from the get-go and knew immediately that they would make perfect bandmates. Falkow says she was looking for a new outlet, and decided that playing bass with Solley would do the trick. It just so happened that at the same time Joann Schmidt, who had played bass herself on Falkow's album Smitten as well as various incarnations of her touring band, was also looking for a new vent for her creative juices. As if playing bass with Ike (formerly the John Faye Power Trip) wasn't enough, Schmidt had just picked up the crappiest set of drums to ever escape the trash heap and was dying to start playing them. Never having played drums before, she felt that backing Solley and Falkow might be a good way to learn. At that point, three members strong, the name Dirty Triplets was fitting. As a three piece, they holed up in Schmidt's Queen Village basement for a couple months working out Solley's small arsenal of songs, while eeking out a few new ones too. Then one night after checking out local rockers The Jane Anchor, Solley, Falkow and Schmidt decided that expanding into a quartet was in order and that the Anchor's guitar-playing frontwoman Kara Lafty was the only addition to the group they'd accept. Fortunately for them, it didn't take too much persuasion, and Lafty seamlessly blended her jagged, angular six-string stylings to the group's ripening sound.\n\"I think one of the things that really works for this band is that everyone's a fan of each other's stuff,\" Schmidt says. \" I remember going to see Kara's band and just being like, \u0152I think it would be really cool if we ask this girl to be in our band.'\"\nAt first Solley handled the majority of the songwriting duties. Steeped in equal parts Beatles, Stones and Velvet Underground, she's got a throaty voice that befittingly punctuates her lyrical accounts of yearning, late night boozing and other pitfalls in the human condition. But as she humbly admits, its the input from her cohorts that really brings the songs to life.\n\"It's interesting, because it's become a totally collaborative effort,\" she says. \"If one of us comes up with a new song and someone else figures out another way to play it, we all listen, work it out and learn how to play it that way. Nancy, who's like the master of harmony, is always coming up with something that I would've never thought of.\"\nIt's this synergetic energy that they all attribute to their budding success as a band. In just a few short months the Dirty Triplets have put together an impressive three song ep, and plan to enter the studio again soon to lay down another dozen tracks they've been cooking up in Schmidt's basement.\n\"For a while we've been just trying to get comfortable playing with each other,\" Falkow explains. \"Everything is falling into place now and for the first time we're really seeing just how many directions we can go in.\"\nWhile Solley, Falkow, Schmidt and Lafty all are gung-ho about moving forward with the Dirty Triplets, not one of them is limiting herself to just this one project. Falkow has an entire album's worth of new material that she's about to record, and Lafty's The Jane Anchor is just days away from releasing their new long player. To boot, Schmidt and Ike are putting the finishing touches on a batch of recordings they plan to release this summer, and Solley has been busy fleshing out songs with a yet to be named collaboration with singer-songwriter Camille Escobedo and Maja Audio Group engineer Pete Rydberg.\n\"Its constant music all the time,\" Lafty says. \"I have no time to paint my nails anymore, but I'm having the best times of my life.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to the HMBA website!\nThe Hendersonville Merchants And Business Association is dedicated to developing an organization that will afford small businesses an opportunity to bond together to advance their business.\nThe Hendersonville Merchants And Business Association is supported by businesses in the community who are concerned and caring people who believe that Hendersonville is a fine place to live and work. Membership is voluntary and the reasonable annual dues are a recognized business expense. Your financial investment in the Hendersonville Merchants And Business Association maintains the operation of the Association, while you are investing in a share of the future of Greater Hendersonville.Back to the top\nThe Hendersonville Merchants And Business Association is comprised of individuals, firms, associations, companies, corporations, and partnerships which are located in or near the Hendersonville trade area, and is dedicated to the development of trade and commerce to meet the needs of the community by supplying goods and services of the highest quality and integrity.Back to the top\nSeminars, NC Apple Festival Window Displays, Area Individual Promotion Services (upon request), Cooperation with Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Hendersonville, Inc., and other local groups in community projects, Christmas Parade (1st Saturday in December), Monthly Morning Business Update, Share the Magic Parade Day, and Promotions to Benefit the Henderson County Children in Need. Back to the top\nOfficers and directors are elected by the members to serve without compensation. These officers and directors direct the operation of the Association. All members may make recommendations and suggestions for consideration for action by the Association.Back to the top\nThrough its concentrated efforts to improve and develop thriving retail trade in Henderson County, the efforts of the Association assist in maintaining the community's tax base.Back to the top\nThe Hendersonville Merchants And Business Association studies and analyzes business problems, develops solutions and takes action for making the community a better place in which to live and do business. It works closely with local organizations and government on all levels for the betterment of the community, addressing situations such as parking, traffic, safety, zoning, sanitation and crime prevention. Through well-planned trade promotions, it works toward attracting more business to the area.Back to the top\nWelcoming New Business and Grand Opening Ceremonies, Assistance with Openings and Special Events, & Advocacy for Individual Business Problems.Back to the top\nBoard of Director Officers:\nBessie Bright\nDon Holder, Chairman of the Board\nCarolyn Seranno\nTerense Adam\nHendersonville Merchants & Business Association\nMailing Address: PO Box 6043, Hendersonville, NC 28793",
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        "raw_content": "An array of high-level former U.S. officials, both Democrats and Republicans, were in France over the weekend calling for regime change in Iran and throwing their collective weight behind an Iranian dissident group once designated as a terrorist organization by the United States and the European Union.\n\"You've got an assortment of former generals and senior politicians from all over the world here,\" Howard Dean said as he headed to the annual rally held by the National Council of Resistance of Iran. The group is an umbrella organization of Iranian opposition groups, the largest of which is the Mujahedin-e Khalq, which was removed from EU and U.S. terrorist lists in 2009 and 2012 respectively.\nThe event was scheduled to include former U.N. Ambassadors John R. Bolton and Bill Richardson, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Rep. Patrick Kennedy, former Sen. 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Although the group was listed as a terrorist organization when U.S. forces invaded Iraq in 2003, its status and fate would soon become deeply entangled in the U.S. military mission.\nDisavowing all violence and laying down their arms in Iraq, MEK supporters began living under the protection of U.S. military forces at an Iraqi compound known as Camp Ashraf. Over time, the group's supporters outside Iraq engaged in a growing public relations campaign to get the organization removed from Washington's terrorist list.\nA central issue for the MEK is the plight of some 2,800 of its members living inside Iraq. There once appeared to be momentum for airlifting the members out of Iraq, but finding another nation to accept them proved difficult because the group remained on the U.S. terrorist list until 2012.\nUpon the departure of U.S. forces from Iraq in 2011, Camp Ashraf was placed under the control of the Iraqi government. 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Furthermore, they investigate working conditions and organizing efforts on all six continents, offering comprehensive analysis of contemporary screen media labor in places such as Lagos, Prague, Hollywood, and Hyderabad, across a range of job categories that includes visual effects, production services, and adult entertainment. With contributions from John Caldwell, Vicki Mayer, Herman Gray, Tejaswini Ganti, and others, this collection offers timely critiques of media globalization and broader debates about labor, creativity, and precarity.\nGlobal Media And National Policies\nConventional wisdom views globalization as a process that heralds the diminishing role or even 'death' of the state and the rise of transnational media and transnational consumption. Global Media and National Policies questions those assumptions and shows not only that the nation-state never left but that it is still a force to be reckoned with. With contributions that look at global developments and developments in specific parts of the world, it demonstrates how nation-states have adapted to globalization and how they still retain key policy instruments to achieve many of their policy objectives. This book argues that the phenomenon of media globalization has been overstated, and that national governments remain key players in shaping the media environment, with media corporations responding to the legal and policy frameworks they deal with at a national level.\n\"The most ambitious, thoughtful and internationally aware assessment to date of the creative economy. Defining creativity as the production of newness in complex, adaptive systems, the authors make the case that together the creative economy, along with other cultural outputs, represent a planet-wide innovation capability which marks an epochal turn in human affairs.\" \u2013 Ian Hargreaves, CBE, Professor of Digital Economy, Cardiff University Creativity, new ideas and innovation - and with them the growth of knowledge - have spilled out of the lab, studio and factory into the street, scene, and social media. Now, everyday life is productive, everyone is creative, and new ideas can come from anywhere around the world. Instead of confining cultural expression to talented artists and expert professionals, this book investigates creative new ideas from everyone. Instead of confining the \u2018creative industries\u2019 to one sector of the economy and one type of productivity, this book extends the idea of creative innovation to everything. Instead of confining the growth of knowledge to wealthy countries or markets, this book looks for it in developing and emergent countries, everywhere. The productivity of creativity can now be seen as a global phenomenon. It demands a systems-based and dynamic mode of explanation. Creative Economy and Culture pursues the conceptual, historical, practical, critical and educational issues and implications. It looks at conceptual challenges, the forces and dynamics of change, and prospects for the future of creative work at planetary scale. It is essential reading for upper level students and researchers of the creative and cultural industries across media and cultural studies, communication and sociology.\n\"At once brilliant and accessible, it is without peer when it comes to detailing the big picture and complex nuances of how cultural industries work. 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The scenery and stylized shots in this film are so different from others of its kind and it really makes a large impact on the overall feel and scope of this film. Jay Baruchel is funny and sweet as Hiccup, but Gerard Butler really impressed me with perhaps his softest performance yet. He can be loud and war-like, but he also has touching moments with cracks in his voice and sorrow in his heart. All the supporting characters\u2019 voices are what make them so enjoyable, despite their not doing much.\nToothless has a new friend.\nWhile the first film was more about befriending the Dragon\u2019s and proving that people can change if they see that there\u2019s good in all, this sequel focuses more on Hiccup and his relationships with the people around him. His father expects him to take our as Chief and that causes tension that he whines about to his bride-to-be. He also focuses his time on Toothless, his best friend and most trusted ally. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Penalties / Commercial DWI Penalties In New Jersey\nCommercial drivers use their vehicles to make a living. While most are conscientious and serious about their jobs, driving legally and not committing various infractions such as driving under the influence, there are still times when commercial drivers get caught breaking New Jersey law. DWI is taken very seriously in New Jersey for any and all drivers. With a commercial driver, however, the penalties for a conventional DWI apply and there are more serious penalties in addition to them. The blood alcohol content limits are lower than they are for the driver of a conventional vehicle. This makes sense because many times, commercial drivers are operating large, heavy vehicles that can pose a significant danger to other drivers on the road, pedestrians and property. A commercial driver who is arrested and convicted of DWI will not only be inconvenienced as drivers on a normal driver\u2019s license would be, but it can severely affect their livelihood.\nHow A DWI Stop And Arrest Is Conducted\nWhen a driver is convicted of DWI \u2013 whether operating a vehicle with a regular driver\u2019s license or a CDL \u2013 he or she will face the same penalties. These penalties depend on the BAC when the driver is tested.\nA DWI stop usually commences if a law enforcement officer has witnessed a driver committing a traffic violation like ignoring a signal or passing illegally. If a driver is swerving or doing other dangerous things, the officer will make the stop. When the stop is made, the officer will look for certain signs that indicate being drunk such as slurred speech, glassy eyes and the smell of alcohol. Then field sobriety tests will be given. These can include the Walk-and-Turn test and the One-Leg Stand test. After that, the officer will have the driver take a breathalyzer test to determine the blood alcohol content. The officer is required to wait 20 minutes and observe the driver to ensure that he or she doesn\u2019t do anything to compromise the accuracy of the test. This can include smoking, chewing gum, throwing up and doing a number of other things. When the test is given, a driver on a conventional license will be arrested if the BAC is 0.08% or higher. For a commercial driver, the level is half that at 0.04%.\nPenalties For DWI With CDL\nThe penalties for a conviction of DWI with a conventional license and a CDL are the same. However, there is another difference in addition to the lower BAC to spur an arrest. A CDL driver\u2019s license will be suspended along with the conventional driving privileges. This will make it very difficult for a person who drives for a living to earn a living after being convicted.\nFor a driver on the first offense, there will be numerous penalties. There will be a fine of between $250 and $400. The driver will have to pay $230 to the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC). $100 each will go to the drunk driving fund and Alcohol Education and Rehabilitation Fund (AERF). $75 will be paid to the Neighborhood Services Fund. There will be a surcharge of $1,000 per year for three years. There can be a jail sentence of up to 30 days. Most importantly for a driver on a CDL, the CDL license will be suspended for one year.\nIf the BAC is 0.10% or higher, the penalties are worse. The normal driver\u2019s license will be suspended for seven months to one year. The fine will be for $300 to $500. The other fees will stay the same as will the potential jail time. If the BAC is 0.15% or higher, an ignition interlock device may be placed on the driver\u2019s vehicle for the duration of the suspension as well as for six months to one year after. The CDL will be suspended for one year.\nIf a CDL driver gets caught and convicted for DWI a second time, the penalties are absolute. The conventional driver\u2019s license will be suspended for two years. The fine will be for $500 to $1,000. The IDRC fee rises to $280. The other financial penalties stay the same. The driver could be jailed for 48 hours to three months. There could be 30 days of community service. The ignition interlock device can be placed on the driver\u2019s vehicle for the duration of the license suspension and for one to three years after privileges have been restored. More importantly than anything else is that the CDL privileges will be revoked permanently.",
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        "raw_content": "Let\u2019s get to know another of our new basses, \u201cLarz\u201d Hommel. Anyone who heard him demonstrating parts of \u201cMona Lisa\u201d for the chorus in a quartet with Drew Osterhout, Chuck Caplan, and James Jones a couple rehearsals ago won\u2019t be surprised to learn that Larz is a seasoned quartet singer. His first quartet was the Lords of Chords, a District finalist quartet in the mid-1980s, and more recently he sang with Night Magic and Ovation, both of them second place quartets in the District in the 1990s. He also sang Bari in a quartet called Hotwire.\nLarz lives and works in University Place, just a few blocks, it turns out, from Curtis High School, where Donny Rose teaches. He and his wife Brandi are raising her seven-year-old grandson VaShaughn. Brandi is a clinical pharmacist with Group Health.\nLarz grew up in Spokane and has been a barbershopper for about 25 years. He studied voice and sang in choral groups at Spokane Falls Community College, and after he graduated a classmate who was a barbershopper introduced him to the Spokane Pages of Harmony. He made his way to the Tacoma area just about two and half years ago after spending a couple of years on Maui and a couple in Portland.\nLarz works in a dental lab called Custom Dental Aesthetics, where he makes zirconia crowns and bridges. He recently switched from the night shift to part-time day work, which enabled him to return to singing. And, by the way, he\u2019s also a licensed massage practitioner.\nIn addition to barbershop, Larz has sung with a variety of choral groups, including the Eastern Washington University Vocal Jazz Ensemble and the Spokane Symphony Chorale. His other pastimes including spending time with his dog and watching stock car races. He\u2019s an occasional speedster himself, either in the stock car his brother races in Idaho or on the indoor go kart track in Tukwila. And he\u2019s a volunteer tutor at VaShaughn\u2019s school, Chambers Primary, which he finds very rewarding.\nLarz says Northwest Sound has been \u201ca thrill\u201d from the moment he stepped onto the risers. He\u2019d respected the chorus over the years, and now that he\u2019s experienced it firsthand he likes the quality of sound, the learning tools that are available, and just the overall level of organization. And we like attracting and keeping singers like Larz. If you haven\u2019t introduced yourself to him yet, please do.",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to The Banker Spy blog tour! Today author William G Byrnes is here with a Q&A about his book, The Banker Spy, and we have a giveaway!\nThe Banker Spy Book Summary:\nThe Banker Spy weaves history into a contemporary thriller about ex-lovers who become entangled in a web of international intrigue. Investment banker Peter Armstrong believes he\u2019s left his past in the States. He has an exciting new job in London and is managing the largest equity offering in European history. Behind him are an incident at his old employer and a broken engagement. He thinks his only problem is his client\u2014an automobile company desperate for cash. Then he receives a phone call from his ex-fianc\u00e9e, Dayna Caymus, a beautiful and unpredictable CIA agent. When Peter discovers that his client is secretly working for the German government the two ex-lovers enter into an uneasy alliance which their past sometimes helps and sometimes hurts, all the while sorting through their feelings for each other. Dayna puts her mission first, leading Peter into a labyrinth of deception and conspiracy. Peter loses his client, his job, and almost his life as they race to learn Germany\u2019s secrets\u2014secrets that could start a nuclear war.\nInterview with William:\n\"The Banker Spy weaves history into a contemporary thriller about ex-lovers who become entangled in a web of international intrigue. Investment banker Peter Armstrong believes he\u2019s left his past in the States. He has an exciting new job in London and is managing the largest equity offering in European history. Behind him are an incident at his old employer and a broken engagement. He thinks his only problem is his client\u2014an automobile company desperate for cash. Then he receives a phone call from his ex-fianc\u00e9e, Dayna Caymus, a beautiful and unpredictable CIA agent.\nWhen Peter discovers that his client is secretly working for the German government the two ex-lovers enter into an uneasy alliance, which their past sometimes helps and sometimes hurts, all the while sorting through their feelings for each other. Dayna puts her mission first, leading Peter into a labyrinth secrets\u2014secrets that could start a nuclear war.\nSet against the backdrop of a national election, action takes place in and around Munich, and in Berlin, Washington and London.\"\nOne of William's favorite authors is Daniel Silva - \"I really like Daniel Silva\u2019s work. I\u2019m not comparing myself to him or his books. Silva\u2019s obviously an extremely successful author. I like that his books are set in Europe and he conveys a feel for the locale, particularly Italy. His principal characters are in a relationship and both are spies, although neither want to be. In The Banker Spy, the banker is dragged into espionage, just like Silva\u2019s characters get called back into service. My principal characters have a more complicated, at times adversarial, relationship than Silva\u2019s and it\u2019s not resolved at the end of The Banker Spy.\"\nWilliam let us in on a little secret, he's planning more books for these characters! \"I put a lot of thought into developing my principal characters, Peter and Dayna. I think there\u2019s good tension and a complicated chemistry between them (of course, I\u2019m biased!) and I\u2019d like to see how their relationship plays out. I planted the seeds for their next adventure in The Banker Spy when Peter, an investment banker, gets the assignment to sell the German automobile company that figures prominently in the story. I\u2019m thinking about sending them to Mexico or South America, but we\u2019ll have to wait and see.\"\nAbout the Author, William G. Byrnes's:\nBill Byrnes was an investment banker with Alex. Brown & Sons for 17 years. After that he was a Distinguished Teaching Professor of Finance and, subsequently, member of the Board of Regents at Georgetown University. He's founded three companies and has served on the boards of six public companies. He holds degrees from Georgetown University and the University of Michigan. His interests include European and Mesoamerican history, wine collecting, and automobiles. He's happiest around the water and on the tennis court. Bill, his wife, and their two poodles divide their time between Washington, DC and West Palm Beach, FL.\nEnter the giveaway using the Rafflecopter form below - May the Odds Be Ever In Your Favor. The winner will be announced here on November 9th at 12:00am EST, as well as receive an email informing them they have won. The giveaway has ended!\nYou can purchase your own copy of The Banker Spy on Amazon Kindle here. Follow the rest of the blog tour here. Happy Blog Tour Day!\nHilary, thanks a million for giving your lovely blog followers a chance to win William's book :)",
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        "raw_content": "Augustana Today - 1986 March\nU 125th Anniversary Awards 2\nPresident's message 3\nNordland Fest plans 3\nMI The Way We Were 4\nChaplain's message 5\nSummer college offerings 5\nI Beaver Creek dedication 6\nX Augie-Thailand research 7\nI Sports 9\nAlumni news 12\n)Augus\u00d8College\nThe Famous San Diego Chicken, In his South Dakota debut, hops and skips in his inimitable\nfashion around the fringe of the Sioux Falls Arena in a prelude to the final basketball game of\nthe year. Cage Classic I, the kick-off for this year's Athletic Booster Club membership drive,\nwas a tremendous success, attracting nearly 8,300 fans. The Vikings cooperated by beating\nMorningside 84-75. Story and another picture on page 9 of Today.\nAUGI)STANA ARCHIVES\nBOX 727, At)GUSTANA COLLEGE\nSIOUX FAILS, SD\nFloren salute\nwill highlight\nA \"Gala Salute to Augustana,\" featuring\nAugustana alumnus, Fellow and Regent\nMyron Floren, his orchestra, and the\nAugustana Choir will be a highlight of the\nspring season at the college. In addition to\nhis orchestra, Floren will bring several of\nthe featured performers of the Lawrence\nWelk television show along with him for\nthe big show on Saturday, April 26. (See ad\nin this issue of Augustana Today for ticket\nNet proceeds from the gala have been\ndesignated for endowed student scholar-ships\nat Augustana.\nThe show will be held in conjunction with\nthe Spring Dinner-Induction Service of the\nFellows of Augustana but is open to the\ngeneral public. The Fellows function will\nbe held in the Sioux Falls Convention Hall\nbeginning at 6:00 p.m. In addition to the\ntraditional awards and induction\nceremony, short talks by Augustana\nstudents (another tradition at the spring\naffair) will be a part of the Fellows event.\nThe gala will begin at 7:30 p.m., just\nacross the foyer from the Convention Hall,\nin the Sioux Falls Coliseum.\nFloren's troupe will include featured\nWelk entertainers Ralna English. Ava\nBarber and Dick Dale, plus dancers Bobby\nand Elaine.\nDr. Olaf Malmin is preparing his\nAugustana Choir to be an important part of\nthe evening's performance. The choir will\nsing \"Bless This House,\" \"God Bless\nAmerica,\" and \"How Great Thou Art\"\nwith the orchestra. In addition, the choir\nwill sing three a cappella selections in-cluding\n\"Alleluia\" and \"Every Time I\nFeel The Spirit.\"\nTickets for the gala may be reserved and\npaid for in advance. Please refer to the ad\nfor details and a reservation blank.\nAugustana has entered into an agree-ment\nwith Honeywell, Inc., Minneapolis,\nfor the installation of an integrated\ntelephone and data communications\nsystem. This is the first step in the\ncollege's strategic plan to upgrade and in-tegrate\ncampus-wide systems in order to\nbetter prepare students for the Informa-tion\nThe new voice/data capabilities, com-bined\nwith the installation of a campus-wide\nnetwork, will provide access from\nany point on the campus to any computer\nDr. William C. Nelsen, Augustana presi-dent,\nsaid the new system is in line with the\ncollege's strategic goal of being among the\ntop 10 church-related, liberal arts colleges\nOn Oct. 30 the Augustana faculty gave its\nfinal approval to \"The Augustana Plan,\" a\nnew set of general education requirements\nfor the college. \"The new requirements\nstrengthen the liberal arts core of the\nHonorary Doctor of Laws degrees will be\nawarded to former South Dakota Gov. Nils\nA. Boe, Tucson, Ariz., and Augustana\nalumnus Dr. Kenneth W. Thompson,\nBoe Thompson\nCharlottesville, Va., during the 126th com-mencement\nexercises of the college on\nMay 25. The 3 p.m. service will be held at\nthe Sioux Falls Arena. A 10 a.m. bac-calaureate\nservice will precede the\ngraduation ceremony, also at the Arena.\nBoe, the son of a pioneer Lutheran\npastor, was born at Baltic, S.D., but moved\nwith his family to Sioux Falls where he at-tended\nelementary and secondary schools.\nHe earned a scholarship to the University\nof Wisconsin where he was awarded both\nhis undergraduate and law degrees.\nHe began the practice of law in Sioux\nFalls in 1938 as an assistant states attorney\nfor Minnehaha County. After service with\nthe U. S. Navy in World War II he returned\nto join a Sioux Falls law firm.\nIn 1951 he was elected to the S. D. House\nof Representatives, and subsequently\nbecame speaker of the House, lieutenant\ngovernor, and served two terms as gover-nor\nfrom 1964-68. In 1971 he was appointed\nby President Richard Nixon as the Chief\nJudge of the U. S. Court of International\nTrade and served in that capacity until\n1977 when he became a judge of the Court.\nAs a product of a Scandinavian Lutheran\nheritage, Boe has remained close to the\nchurch. His mother was preceptress of the\nLutheran Normal School; his father was\npresident of the S. D. District of the\nNorwegian Lutheran Church of America.\nHe has been actively involved in his\nchurch and joined with other members of\nhis family to provide funding to restore the\npipe organ of the West Nidaros Lutheran\nChurch near Crooks, S.D. They have also\nexpressed strong interest in the Center for\nWestern Studies at Augustana.\nThompson was born in Des Moines, Ia.,\ncompleted high school in LaCrosse, Wis.,\nand graduated from Augustana in 1943. He\nwent on to earn master's and doctoral\ndegrees in political science and interna-tional\nrelations at the University of\nFollowing service with the Army in\nWorld War II, Thompson taught at the\nAugustana curriculum,\" Nelsen said.\nThe revision of the liberal arts core\nparallels a trend toward more specific and\nlarger general education requirements in\ncolleges and universities across the nation.\n\"Augustana never abandoned its liberal\narts core,\" Nelsen said. \"It has simply\nmade a good core curriculum even\nAn important part of the new curriculum\nplan is a course in which computer interac-tion\nis a significant step toward\nstrengthening a student's skills for living\nand working in a changing world.\n\"We intend to put into the hands of\nAugustana students and faculty a capabili-ty\nthat is not exceeded by any liberal arts\ncollege in the nation,\" Nelsen said.\nThe new system, which should be install-ed\nwithin three months, will serve college\nadministrators, faculty and student\nresidences with 1,100 telephone extensions,\nand eventual connection of student per-sonal\ncomputers and the college's corn-\nUniversity of Chicago and Northwestern\nUniversity before joining the Rockefeller\nFoundation in 1953. He served in various\ncapacities with the foundation including\nthat of vice president from 1961-74.\nHe then became a professor of govern-ment\nand foreign affairs at the University\nof Virginia and in 1978 became director of\nthe prestigious White Burkett Miller\nCenter of Public Affairs at that university.\nThompson has authored or co-authored\n20 books and edited an additional 20 in ad-dition\nto numerous other articles and\nHe was honored during the 1960-61 year\nof celebration with an Augustana Centen-nial\nAward as an honored alumnus.\nThe selection of both men, during this\n125th Anniversary Year, was considered\nespecially appropriate by the Augustana\nputer centers.\nCollege dormitories will be equipped for\nvoice and data transmission through the\nnew system. This will provide resident\nstudents voice/data communications\ncapability with access to campus com-puter\nThe communications system represents\nthe first step in implementing an in-tegrated\nsystem at Augustana, part of the\ncollege's strategic development plan. An-nouncements\nconcerning additional\nphases will be made in the future, Nelsen\nAugustana is South Dakota's oldest and\nlargest private college. It was recently\nlisted as one of the best buys in American\nhigher education in a book authored by\nNew York Times education editor Edward\nB. Fiske and was included in the 1985 edi-tion\nof Peterson's Competitive Colleges,\nthe Princeton-based publisher of education\nand career reference materials.\nBoard adopts\nstatus goal\nThe Augustana Board of Regents,\nduring its Feb. 16-17 meeting, adopted a\nlong-range goal for Augustana to be\namong the top 10 church-related liberal\narts colleges in the nation of the same\nrelated size. The objective is to achieve\nthis status over a period of six years.\nData from 29 other colleges were Ex-amined\nto provide benchmarks toward\nThe board also approved a group of\nsix major objectives for the college's\nmarketing plan, focusing on institu-tional\nquality, enrollment, financial\nsupport, innovation, responsiveness,\nand resource allocation.\nThe next regularly scheduled\nmeeting of the Regents is April 27-28 at\nwhich time the annual Augustana Col-lege\nAssociation meeting will also be\n-\u00c5-\nBoe, Thompson to be awarded\nhonorary degrees at graduation\nIntegrated telephone and data system\nnearly in place on Augustana campus\nTitle Augustana Today - 1986 March\nText Augustana Toda U 125th Anniversary Awards 2 President's message 3 Nordland Fest plans 3 MI The Way We Were 4 Chaplain's message 5 Summer college offerings 5 I Beaver Creek dedication 6 X Augie-Thailand research 7 I Sports 9 Alumni news 12 )Augus\u00d8College The Famous San Diego Chicken, In his South Dakota debut, hops and skips in his inimitable fashion around the fringe of the Sioux Falls Arena in a prelude to the final basketball game of the year. Cage Classic I, the kick-off for this year's Athletic Booster Club membership drive, was a tremendous success, attracting nearly 8,300 fans. The Vikings cooperated by beating Morningside 84-75. Story and another picture on page 9 of Today. AUGI)STANA ARCHIVES BOX 727, At)GUSTANA COLLEGE SIOUX FAILS, SD 571.97 Floren salute will highlight spring season A \"Gala Salute to Augustana,\" featuring Augustana alumnus, Fellow and Regent Myron Floren, his orchestra, and the Augustana Choir will be a highlight of the spring season at the college. In addition to his orchestra, Floren will bring several of the featured performers of the Lawrence Welk television show along with him for the big show on Saturday, April 26. (See ad in this issue of Augustana Today for ticket details.) Net proceeds from the gala have been designated for endowed student scholar-ships at Augustana. The show will be held in conjunction with the Spring Dinner-Induction Service of the Fellows of Augustana but is open to the general public. The Fellows function will be held in the Sioux Falls Convention Hall beginning at 6:00 p.m. In addition to the traditional awards and induction ceremony, short talks by Augustana students (another tradition at the spring affair) will be a part of the Fellows event. The gala will begin at 7:30 p.m., just across the foyer from the Convention Hall, in the Sioux Falls Coliseum. Floren's troupe will include featured Welk entertainers Ralna English. Ava Barber and Dick Dale, plus dancers Bobby and Elaine. Dr. Olaf Malmin is preparing his Augustana Choir to be an important part of the evening's performance. The choir will sing \"Bless This House,\" \"God Bless America,\" and \"How Great Thou Art\" with the orchestra. In addition, the choir will sing three a cappella selections in-cluding \"Alleluia\" and \"Every Time I Feel The Spirit.\" Tickets for the gala may be reserved and paid for in advance. Please refer to the ad for details and a reservation blank. Augustana has entered into an agree-ment with Honeywell, Inc., Minneapolis, for the installation of an integrated telephone and data communications system. This is the first step in the college's strategic plan to upgrade and in-tegrate campus-wide systems in order to better prepare students for the Informa-tion Age. The new voice/data capabilities, com-bined with the installation of a campus-wide network, will provide access from any point on the campus to any computer on campus. Dr. William C. Nelsen, Augustana presi-dent, said the new system is in line with the college's strategic goal of being among the top 10 church-related, liberal arts colleges in the nation. On Oct. 30 the Augustana faculty gave its final approval to \"The Augustana Plan,\" a new set of general education requirements for the college. \"The new requirements strengthen the liberal arts core of the Honorary Doctor of Laws degrees will be awarded to former South Dakota Gov. Nils A. Boe, Tucson, Ariz., and Augustana alumnus Dr. Kenneth W. Thompson, Boe Thompson Charlottesville, Va., during the 126th com-mencement exercises of the college on May 25. The 3 p.m. service will be held at the Sioux Falls Arena. A 10 a.m. bac-calaureate service will precede the graduation ceremony, also at the Arena. Boe, the son of a pioneer Lutheran pastor, was born at Baltic, S.D., but moved with his family to Sioux Falls where he at-tended elementary and secondary schools. He earned a scholarship to the University of Wisconsin where he was awarded both his undergraduate and law degrees. He began the practice of law in Sioux Falls in 1938 as an assistant states attorney for Minnehaha County. After service with the U. S. Navy in World War II he returned to join a Sioux Falls law firm. In 1951 he was elected to the S. D. House of Representatives, and subsequently became speaker of the House, lieutenant governor, and served two terms as gover-nor from 1964-68. In 1971 he was appointed by President Richard Nixon as the Chief Judge of the U. S. Court of International Trade and served in that capacity until 1977 when he became a judge of the Court. As a product of a Scandinavian Lutheran heritage, Boe has remained close to the church. His mother was preceptress of the Lutheran Normal School; his father was president of the S. D. District of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America. He has been actively involved in his church and joined with other members of his family to provide funding to restore the pipe organ of the West Nidaros Lutheran Church near Crooks, S.D. They have also expressed strong interest in the Center for Western Studies at Augustana. Thompson was born in Des Moines, Ia., completed high school in LaCrosse, Wis., and graduated from Augustana in 1943. He went on to earn master's and doctoral degrees in political science and interna-tional relations at the University of Chicago. Following service with the Army in World War II, Thompson taught at the Augustana curriculum,\" Nelsen said. The revision of the liberal arts core parallels a trend toward more specific and larger general education requirements in colleges and universities across the nation. \"Augustana never abandoned its liberal arts core,\" Nelsen said. \"It has simply made a good core curriculum even better.\" An important part of the new curriculum plan is a course in which computer interac-tion is a significant step toward strengthening a student's skills for living and working in a changing world. \"We intend to put into the hands of Augustana students and faculty a capabili-ty that is not exceeded by any liberal arts college in the nation,\" Nelsen said. The new system, which should be install-ed within three months, will serve college administrators, faculty and student residences with 1,100 telephone extensions, and eventual connection of student per-sonal computers and the college's corn- University of Chicago and Northwestern University before joining the Rockefeller Foundation in 1953. He served in various capacities with the foundation including that of vice president from 1961-74. He then became a professor of govern-ment and foreign affairs at the University of Virginia and in 1978 became director of the prestigious White Burkett Miller Center of Public Affairs at that university. Thompson has authored or co-authored 20 books and edited an additional 20 in ad-dition to numerous other articles and reviews. He was honored during the 1960-61 year of celebration with an Augustana Centen-nial Award as an honored alumnus. The selection of both men, during this 125th Anniversary Year, was considered especially appropriate by the Augustana faculty. Volume 13, No. 4 March 1986 Augustana College Sioux Falls, SD 57197 puter centers. College dormitories will be equipped for voice and data transmission through the new system. This will provide resident students voice/data communications capability with access to campus com-puter centers. The communications system represents the first step in implementing an in-tegrated system at Augustana, part of the college's strategic development plan. An-nouncements concerning additional phases will be made in the future, Nelsen said. Augustana is South Dakota's oldest and largest private college. It was recently listed as one of the best buys in American higher education in a book authored by New York Times education editor Edward B. Fiske and was included in the 1985 edi-tion of Peterson's Competitive Colleges, the Princeton-based publisher of education and career reference materials. Board adopts status goal The Augustana Board of Regents, during its Feb. 16-17 meeting, adopted a long-range goal for Augustana to be among the top 10 church-related liberal arts colleges in the nation of the same related size. The objective is to achieve this status over a period of six years. Data from 29 other colleges were Ex-amined to provide benchmarks toward reaching the goal. 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        "raw_content": "HOME > NEWSROOM > ARTICLES > FREEDOM TODAY ARTICLES > INTERNET FREEDOM WATCH > Online Censorship Claims a Hoax?\nOnline Censorship Claims a Hoax?\nThis week the House Judiciary Committee held an important hearing on \u201cFiltering Practices of Social Media Platforms,\u201d with a particular focus on viewpoint suppression. Despite featuring Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and social media commentators Diamond and Silk, all victims of online censorship incidents, leading Democrats had the audacity to call the premise of the hearing a \u201choax\u201d and essentially a waste of time.\nIn his opening statement, Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), the top Democrat on the committee, declared, \u201cThe notion that social media companies are filtering out conservative voices is a hoax\u2014a tired narrative of imagined victimhood as the rest of the country grapples with a feckless President and an out-of-control Administration.\u201d Similarly, Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn.), who sat as a counter witness to Blackburn, accused the committee\u2019s leaders of pushing a \u201cdishonest narrative.\u201d He said it was a \u201choax, now fully rebutted, that Facebook and other social media companies have mounted a crusade to filter out conservative opinion.\u201d\nThe problem for these Democrats is that the problem of viewpoint discrimination is, sadly, not a hoax. While Nadler and others tried to play off the assertions of two men on the panel to declare that there was no pattern of censorship, this strikingly ignored the detailed testimony of Lynnette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson (Diamond and Silk) to the contrary. It also ignored the testimony of Blackburn. Moreover, it ignores the declaration of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai in November that edge providers \u201croutinely block or discriminate against content they don\u2019t like.\u201d\nHouse Democrats were not willing to see the problem, however. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) called the hearing \u201cstupid and ridiculous,\" a sentiment that seemed to be shared by a number of his Democrat colleagues. Several Democrats also sought to undermine the claims of the victims before them. Diamond and Silk were clearly aggravated by how they were treated. \u201cShame on the people who don't see we've been censored,\u201d said Hardaway. She added, \"Let me just say this right here. If the shoe was on the other foot and Mark Zuckerberg was a conservative, and we were liberals, all fences and all chains would've broke loose, you know it and I know it!\"\nWhile some may not wish it to be true, NRB has in fact documented a pattern of Christian and conservative content being censored by Silicon Valley titans. Its Internet Freedom Watch initiative (internetfreedomwatch.org) shows examples of censorship in a timeline dating back to Apple\u2019s 2010 discrimination against the late Chuck Colson\u2019s Manhattan Declaration app. In a letter from NRB President & CEO Dr. Jerry A. Johnson, which was included in the hearing\u2019s public record by Chairman Goodlatte, Johnson said we were at a \u201cpivotal moment.\u201d He called on tech titans, who noticeably skipped the hearing, to do the right thing by \u201cproactively and publicly declaring a robust and unapologetic stand for the free speech rights of their users.\u201d Johnson also thanked Goodlatte for holding the hearing, because, he said, \u201cWe must determine if we are facing algorithmic or human discrimination and what is being done to correct this problem in either case.\u201d\nChairman Goodlatte declared his determination to get answers from the Big Tech corporations. \u201cThis committee will take whatever steps necessary to obtain answers directly from these tech companies so that we can better understand their filtering practices in order to promote freedom of speech on the internet,\u201d he said.\nFor her part, Blackburn, who also chairs the House Energy & Commerce Committee\u2019s powerful subcommittee relevant to this matter, expressed solidarity with the many who have faced viewpoint censorship. \u201cI had the ability to fight back. Diamond and Silk had the ability to fight back,\u201d she said. \u201cBut what about the thousands of others being thrown out of our new public squares for no good reason? We are here today to speak up for them, and we are here today to speak up for free speech.\"\nFind the hearing video and written testimony here.\nFind NRB\u2019s full statement for the public record here.",
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        "raw_content": "Position Held: Supervisor, Merrick County SWCD; Board Director, Central Platte NRD\nMR. BARR: This is Jim Barr. It's July 5th, 2013. I'm northwest of Central City, interviewing John Jefferson. And, Mr. Jefferson, do you want to introduce yourself and kind of give a little background on you and what you have done and that sort of thing?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Well, I was born and raised on this farm except for two years with Uncle Sam. That's another interesting thing, how I ended up being where I was at. But my parents were Frank Jefferson and Anna Jefferson. And they were -- my mother was Danish. Her folks came from Denmark. And my dad was English. He was from England. And they -- how they got together is kind of interesting. And I don't know if we want to get into the details of that because it was very interesting. I had a lot of letters that they wrote to each other, stuff like that. Made it real interesting.\nMR. BARR: Very good. Did they meet here in Nebraska or somewhere else?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Yes, they met here in Nebraska. And dad was born up at Madison County and then I don't know how they -- I can't remember just exactly how they come there to get together, but they did. Anyway, they were married a little over a year and then I was born, come along. And I have two sisters and two brothers -- or the two brothers, John and Dale is my other brother, and then Joanne and Lola is our other family. I was always interested in water. Something about water and land was the bread and butter for this nation. I feel that we've got to take care of it. I've got to stop and think a little bit about what I'm going to say.\nMR. JEFFERSON: But I was on the Soil Conservation Board and we weren't doing anything, like I said earlier. We weren't accomplishing anything and so I think Dayle Williamson and Herman Link, from out around Sodtown I believe Herman Link was, and we all got together kind of and decided that we had to do something. And, of course, then one thing led to another. I kind of backed out just a little because I was farming and I was milking cows, feeding hogs and irrigating all at the same time and I had to kind of back out just a little because I was busy as all get out. And I don't know how I got the work done nowadays. I really don't. But, anyway, they formulated an NRD and there was quite a bit of question on how many NRDs we should have. And it wasn't exactly an easy thing, especially down in the southeastern part of the state. Those soil conservation districts had a lot of investment in equipment and they had a lot -- it was a little bit upset over just exactly whether we should absorb each other or whatever. And after -- finally they realized that we were in the same shape as they were in, you know, but we weren't able to get the money like they were. I don't know how they done it, but they did. Had revenue for getting things done. They had terraces, a lot of terraces and they had equipment to put up terraces, which was really of value in that area.\nMR. BARR: What sort of projects did your conservation district try to do?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Well, our conservation district, we had the gopher machine and the tree planter. That was basically the two main things we had. The gopher machine was, we had a lot of gophers in alfalfa fields and we had to kind of imagine that. We had different types of bait we used. It was kind of a planter, looked like just a single row corn planter, only we had a tube that went down underground and the tube was probably four feet long or maybe even longer than that. But we did have trouble with it because guys would want to turn with the thing in the ground and you can't -- that didn't work. And we had to keep pretty close watch on it.\nMR. BARR: When they formed the natural resource district, were you one of the early board members?\nMR. JEFFERSON: I was one of the first board members. And we had a gentleman in the area here. What was his name? He was a working fool. But for some reason or other -- Alfred Bader was his name. And he always talked about his money and I told him, well, listen, Alfred, tell you what. I know where there's a guy you could adopt. And he just -- he didn't go for that at all. And I don't blame him. But Alfred was -- he kept me in his organization. He -- every meeting we had for organizing things like that, why I ended up being vice chairman of the NRD and -- which I was for a while. And then a man by the name of Herman Link over at Sodtown, he was out checking his center pivot and died of a heart attack. And, boy, I had to learn about my Robert Rules. I'll tell you that caught me pretty much shorthanded, and so I was then on the NRD Central Platte. We hassled about the name of Central Platte. But here again a little giving and taking you would accomplish something, you know. You had to think positive, but yet on the other hand you want to think about the negative things, too. I think I was chairman for eight or nine years and a chairman can only function about so long. I mean, any organization, the -- you run out of things, you run out of ideas, you run out of a whole bunch of -- and you run out of zest.\nMR. JEFFERSON: And so I demoted myself. The organization in the NRD was rules and regulations and I forget just -- that's been a long time ago. But, anyway, I formulated this committee and they sat down and wrote out some rules and regulations. And then that took me off the board, which I was struggling with. You know, you kind of got light-headed and you just kind of floated around. But they always -- you know, some of the guys like Carl Gangwish and George Wittison and -- there was George Wiser, but he's dead now. Goodness sakes, I could name quite a few of them. Have to stop and think. But they were really helping me out. I mean, you know, they gave me the backbone that I needed. And I was then chairman for -- or I was on the NRD for about eight or nine years, or maybe longer than that. It was longer than that. It had to be longer than that. Anyway, a gentleman ran against me and he was an environmental gentleman which I have to respect for. But all he would do is draw pictures at board meetings and they didn't think too much of that. And they came back and said, John, we'd like to have you back on the NRD board. And I said, no, let's start a young gentleman in this deal. I have served my time. I said, let's get a young fellow started. And so they said, well, who do you have for suggestions? I say, Kize, what was his name? (It) might have been Ed, Ed Kize. Anyway, the thing that is interesting about it is his dad, Ed Kize called me one night and talked me into running on the soil conservation board years ago and so I thought, well --\nMR. BARR: Here, return the favor.\nMR. JEFFERSON: -- I'll return the favor. And he's doing a really good job. Ed is doing a real good job on the NRD board. And I backed out. And then I had a gal, John, you need to be on the county board. I say, I just -- I don't know as I need that job. And she was really persistent about it. In fact, the night of the election after the first of the year, she called and she says, John, the courthouse will be open so you can register. And I says, well, that's kind of putting it to me good. And so that's what she -- here I am, still a county supervisor. I was chairman for a couple of years. We had a gentleman who was up -- was chairman and I don't know, he had problems with money or I do not know. But, anyway, he hung himself. And so I had to take over his position. And Herman Should was his name, I believe. Anyway, I took over. They gave me that job and I had it for about two years, and currently, why, a man by the name of Yugert up at Grand Island, Roger Yugert.\nMR. BARR: Back on the NRD you had some real interesting times there; I take it, during the regulations and all of that.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Goodness sakes.\nMR. BARR: Anything in particular you'd like to mention? Was there some significant opposition? I know you had a board member that was a little disruptive at some point.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Very much so, very much so.\nMR. BARR: Was that about the same time?\nMR. JEFFERSON: It was in that same time. I -- here again, you know, you've got to be a man of give and take. I mean, you've got to be able to use your head just a little bit and a little common sense to function in an organization. And it was a challenge. I never looked back. I felt like we accomplished as much as we can. And they say never look back, always look forward. That's what I tried to do.\nMR. BARR: It seems like the river basin above Grand Island had a lot more intense problems than the river and the basin downstream where you live. Do you have any things in particular about this downstream section that was different or particular that you'd like to mention?\nMR. JEFFERSON: There was a lot of -- in the uplands needed to be some dams put in to stop the silting or washing and the water come down in a big gusher, when you get a big, heavy rain, and it would flood the town out. It would get -- the town would be underwater. So that was a thing that was a problem. And then I say to Ron (Bishop) and Milt (Moravec), I says, what's the chance of making a bypass through Central City, south of Central City. And so Ron and I and Milt went down on the north side of the Platte River and we walked it. We actually got out and walked it to see whether or not there was a way we could get the water to the Platte River, because the Platte River is pretty -- it's flat to begin with and you've got to go several miles before you can get water into it. And this is what -- now the bypass is west of Central City about five miles. And we had to -- what the heck they call themselves. Anyway, we had to leave so much water in the Wood River project. And Wood River come through Central City and here again it flooded out and everything. So with this bypass and it really -- the first year, why, I had a guy that says it's never going to work. John, why do you even want to spend the money on doing something like that? I says, well, you watch and see. It's going to work because I talked to the engineering of it and I had kind of an idea. I had to visualize it, is what it amounted to. And so we sat down and we -- I read the elevations of it, you know, tried to get, you know, a pretty good idea. And we worked out a pretty good deal there. It really works nice. And the first year we had, it run bank full and it never got to Central City like everybody thought it was going to get to. And I got a couple guys right now that will vouch for me. They says, you should make that named Jefferson, your diversion. I say, no, no, no, no, no. I don't want any more names on anything than needs to be. They may do that after I'm dead but I'm not going to go for it now.\nMR. JEFFERSON: It really worked great. And then I was off the Central Platte NRD but they were having problems at Grand Island. I say, well, why don't -- I can't remember who I talked to. It might have been Dick --\nMR. BARR: Mercer?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Dick Mercer, that's who it was. And I says, why don't you try and work a diversion in that Grand Island area and get that -- I never did get involved in it because I had enough to do with my county supervisor job. So, anyway, that's -- and today, why, I'm getting to where I hate to say this, but probably -- I got Parkinson's and it's just gotten to where I am a handicapped guy. I got a different car than what I had because it's a lot easier to get in and out of it. And so it -- my life has been interesting. I'm 82 plus young. I'm not old, I'm young. And I always say every morning when my feet hit the floor, I says, hey, hey, hey, I got another day. And so that's the way I live. Think positively and I don't know what more I could add to it.\nMR. BARR: Well, I was just going to ask you, looking back on how the natural resource district, both the Central and districts throughout the state have developed, how did that work out in relation to what you might have thought of as you were forming them? Have they come out the way you would have thought, or better, worse, different?\nMR. JEFFERSON: No, not really. They didn't come out the way I figured they would. And it didn't make any difference to me really. Interest in my own real close area. But as far as the others, southeastern part of the state, I guess maybe I mentioned it, was pretty well off and they had a lot of equipment for terracing. And they didn't go for it. It took a lot of -- they weren't very sure of that. And -- but when it got to the state legislature to vote on it, to have NRDs, what was the senator? Kremer.\nMR. BARR: Kremer, right.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Senator Maurice Kremer. And he and I were kind of like buddy-buddy. He would call me and I'd call him and, you know, he would ask questions of what do I think, beings I was chairman of the NRD or soil conservation, why I -- it came down to the day of the voting. And we had a man by the name of -- anyway, I'll probably think of it later on, but anyway Senator Kremer came out of the chambers there and he says, John, I'm just going to throw the towel in. I say, Senator, you worked on this thing long enough, stay with it. I says, go back in there and say we're going to go with it. And they took a vote and we won by one or two votes. It passed by one or two votes. Have to stick your neck out once in a while. And so I says, Senator, you've been working on this a long time. Don't throw the towel in now. Let's keep running and going. We put a lot of time in it. I know he had put a lot of time into it. And that's about basically what I have to offer you.\nMR. BARR: All right. Well, the other question that I have -- you know, we have kind of thought about is, past in Nebraska, and as you had mentioned earlier there had been an effort to see if it would develop in other states. And I guess I'm asking your opinion of why it may have happened in Nebraska and what may be lacking in other states that it didn't happen.\nMR. JEFFERSON: I think it's more or less on the form of government that the other states had. Some of them had a two-party system where as Nebraska doesn't have that. We have what you call --\nMR. BARR: Unicameral?\nMR. JEFFERSON: -- Unicameral. You help me think. I know what it is. But, anyway, you know, the rest of the states just didn't -- it just didn't seem like it would work for them. Ron (Bishop) went to several different states when they were having their conventions and had a program lined up for them, or, you know, present a program for them, for the guys in the other states. And I think it was about four or five other states that he visited and he come back and he says, John, I think it's a hopeless case. And I says, well, that's a possibility. There are different states have different ideas and they had the same darn problem that we did. And they're still having problems. They have flood problems and they have -- you know, it's one of them things that is ongoing. That is for the next generation to figure out. So, got any other questions?\nMR. BARR: Well, I don't know if -- one thing that has struck me is from the downstream side of the Central Platte, it's kind of an urban river corridor. And from Grand Island up it's a lot of irrigation and stream flow problems. The corridor from Grand Island to Columbus is kind of different. Do you want to make any comments about how it is and what you see as maybe in the future of this corridor?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Well, groundwater, you know, has nitrate problems. And we had a nitrate program for that. The underground water flows with -- parallel to the river. That I found out. I had -- what was the name of that gentleman that came from Lincoln?\nMR. BARR: Vince Dreeszen?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Yes, but there was -- Delores, help me out. Who was that guy that comes out here?\nMR. BARR: Deon Axtell?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Yeah, he was in on that, too.\nDELORES: With that water project?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Yeah. Anyway, he was a sharp man. I mean, he was on top of the --\nDELORES: The one with the University?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Yeah. He was on top of it. And his wife was in the same field, worked in the same field.\nMR. BARR: Roy Spalding?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Huh?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Roy Spalding, you're right. And he was on top of everything. He come out here and he says, John, I'd like to have a couple, three acres. And I say, well, didn't talk to the wife which I probably got in kind of high water on that as it was her garden spot. I volunteered that spot. And he comes out here and I'll tell you, they put down wells like you can't believe different levels. They had little squeeze pumps and they had a tube every foot come up to the surface. And it would take the level where the most nitrate was at and where -- and we got to use the ethanol as a carbon. Ethanol is a carbon that feeds on microorganisms or oxygen. And they injected ethanol for I don't know how many years and then they decided maybe we could use some other source. So they tried to use vinegar. That didn't work. Vinegar had too much acid in it or something and it didn't work too well. But we had a system here, you go on the computer. You had a spoke-like wheel and every other spoke was a well. And in the other side of the -- or the other end of the spoke he was injecting and the other side he was taking it out. And this worked back and forth. And I thought maybe it would work down here at Central City. But I couldn't make any headway with the city council. They was going to have to invest some money and, well, I could understand. There was probably a reason why it wasn't. They weren't as knowledgeable about what was going on. But it did go down to Wahoo. They pulled it out and they went down to Wahoo. And I don't know how it is now. I don't know whether it's in existence. I do not know. But that's where --\nMR. BARR: What was the general finding from that study?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Well, you know, my parts per million was 40 parts per million here and they still are, because I got too much stuff above me, and I got reverse osmosis and I got enough equipment to try to get the nitrate out of it if I can. But, anyway, what was I talking about? I lost my train of thought.\nMR. BARR: The study that Roy Spalding did and what they might have found out.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Well, you know, it was -- mine was 40 parts per million and they could lower it down to zero within about three to five days. It really worked good, it really did. And it surprised me. I just couldn't believe that it would do that. But it did. As a fact of the matter, I think I've got a complete analysis of everything they done right down here on the bottom shelf. It's a book about half to three-quarters of an inch thick. In some ways you've got to be -- Dr. Roy Spalding, he had an attorney type, he would write it up. And you've got to -- you know, they use a different language than the rest of us do. Not that they -- nothing against them, but anyway I should get that out and let you look at it.\nMR. BARR: Well, I don't want to make this too long, but if there's anything else you wanted to mention about NRDs or anything in particular, conservation, anything -- how is conservation being conducted today versus 50 years ago or anything like that.\nMR. JEFFERSON: There's no comparison. And we hired -- me and about five other gentlemen hired Ron Bishop. I don't know if they ever told you how they did that, but we had quite a few applications. And we started interviewing them, gee whiz, probably around 6:30, seven o'clock, and we hired Ron in Grand island at the federal building. It's tore down now. We hired him at about three o'clock in the morning. Boy, my eyeballs were sagging.\nMR. JEFFERSON: But, anyway, we hired Ron. And Duane Chamberlain, he had a voice that just rattled, you know. And he was the one that recommended Ron. He was down there at Omaha at the --\nMR. BARR: Papio?\nMR. JEFFERSON: -- Papio, yep, and he was out there and we hired him from there. I don't think we ever made a mistake.\nMR. BARR: Well, that lasted quite a while. Just last week was his last day, I think.\nMR. JEFFERSON: I know. I was up there. I didn't get to the banquet but I got there a couple other times. And Ron and I kind of grew up together. Let's put it that way. He had a way of -- we had -- in Merrick County we had some guys up in the northeast part of the county and they -- if you get the right guy, the rest are golden. It's just -- I don't know why it is, and I told Ron, I says, now you're kind of young. And I says, are you sure you're going to be able to handle them guys? Because they are pretty persistent, because I dealt with them before. And I don't know whether I said, you're kind of wet behind the ears, Ron, and I says, I don't know if you -- you think you can handle it? He says, I'll be able to work it out. And I say, well, that's what I want to hear. And so we have made several trips. The Mid-State project was going on about that time, too. And him and I went down, or went to Washington, D.C., and told them to, what they called it, deactivate the Mid-State project, which was, I thought, myself, would be a good project. But there were a lot of people that didn't like the Mid-State project. And probably the biggest thing about the reason why that was, was because it had been going on an awful long time and nothing got really accomplished, but here again maybe a lack of leadership. I don't know why. I didn't attend the meetings and that's probably the reason why. If you're interested in something like that, you should attend those meetings and put your two cents' worth in at least maybe. And so we went to Washington, D.C., Ron and I did, and we discontinued the use of it or I forget -- deactivated it or something. You're really picking my brain here.\nMR. BARR: Well, I don't want to --\nMR. JEFFERSON: That's all right. It needs to be picked once in a while.\nMR. JEFFERSON: But I've had an interesting life. And I've been interested in it all my life. You know, if you don't take care of this land, this is the bread and butter of this nation. You know, it started out with George Washington or somebody. He said that the country that takes care of its land is going to survive, and I believe that. That's just the way it is. You know, times will change and, man, I sold the farm to my son. And my dad, before -- split the farm -- or we had a half-section here, and he gave the south half to Dale and Joanne, that's my sister. And I had -- I was with Lola. And, of course, right now the price of land is unbelievable, ridiculous. And I say, Lola, we got to get together and figure out a price, what they want, because Brian, my boy, wants to buy it. She says, that's the best news I heard in a long time. And I says, well, I'll come up and we'll sit down and figure out what we've got to have for it. And she says -- she just sat there, didn't do a thing. Finally, I asked her, I says, well, what's your appraiser think it should be? And I think it was $800, wasn't it?\nDELORES: $800?\nMR. JEFFERSON: For land.\nDELORES: More than that. Not 800.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Yeah, it was way more than that. Anyway --\nDELORES: Land is going for 10,000 around here.\nMR. JEFFERSON: But, anyway, it might have been around $10,000 an acre.\nDELORES: No, no, it wasn't that.\nMR. JEFFERSON: $5,000, $8,000, $9,000.\nDELORES: I think it was around $5,000.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Anyway, she says, well, that's the starting point. I said, well, I don't know whether Brian would go for that high a price. But I'll tell you what. I says, this quarter we're on here, the north half of it is real good ground. The south half of that quarter is nothing but alkaline. So I took half the price of that -- and added that to the other and that's what we ended up with.\nMR. JEFFERSON: And it was real agreeable with Brian, with Roy, and it was agreeable to my kids. And so we're on the way. Of course now it's going to take him 30 years to pay for it.\nMR. JEFFERSON: But, anyway, that's what we accomplished.\nMR. BARR: Well, unless there's something else, I just thank you for doing this. Do you have anything else? One more shot? That's fine.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Sure don't think of anything.\nMR. JEFFERSON: I can tell you a little bit of my life with Uncle Sam.\nMR. BARR: Sure, go ahead.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Well, I went -- I waited for the draft. And, you know, I went in in '53, in April of '53 and got out a little over, about three days longer in '54. So I took my basic training --\nDELORES: Are you sure it wasn't '52 you went in?\nMR. JEFFERSON: '52, you're right, thank you. And I took my basic training down in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, and they stuck me into mechanics school. I had a little experience in mechanic work here at home and so I took the mechanic work there in Fort Leonard Wood and they sent me to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to continue working with heavy equipment like tanks and armored vehicles and stuff like that, tracks. And rumor got out that we had to graduate and we would all be going to Korea. Well, when the orders come down, my name and another man by the name of Roy Strole of Sidney wasn't on there. What in the world were we going to do? We kind of stood around and waited for the other orders and finally they send us to a CBR, chemical biological radiological warfare. And I didn't like that school at all.\nMR. BARR: Was that in Denver, by any chance, at Lowry? No, probably not. You were in the Army. I went to a CBR school at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, so I just was curious.\nMR. JEFFERSON: I think it was some place in Texas, yeah. I ended up being in the atomic bomb and I hoped to gosh that that thing is in North Korea right now. I'll tell you, I'm kind of concerned. I watch the news very close because here they are, flushing around with that atomic bomb and nobody really realizes that an atomic bomb will do.\nMR. BARR: You were at a test --\nMR. JEFFERSON: I was at a test. I was 4,000 yards from ground zero and --\nMR. BARR: What was that like?\nMR. JEFFERSON: No clothes, no protection. I still have the wounds in my hands. I still have the wounds in my arms. My blood vessels, I could even see the blood vessels. I could tell when my heart was beating. I hope to gosh that Mother Nature keeps these kids educated on what is going on. I am concerned about it but, you know, I had a gentleman -- I go to museums once in a while, on occasions, and they have interesting programs. So I was down there. I forget what it was about. Anyway, after the program was over I had a gentleman come up to me, and it was Bill Marsh. 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If a Geiger counter started getting too high, well, you better back off, and so we did. We went along and watched it pretty close and all of a sudden, man, oh, man, we were in a hot spot. I mean, it was at the head of the Geiger counter. And we thought, well, turn right around and go back the same way we were. And it was just as bad.\nMR. BARR: It was going with you, then?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Yeah, well, we found out the fallout was coming down. That's what we come to the conclusion.\nMR. BARR: Did you have any special clothing?\nMR. JEFFERSON: All I had was a pocket, had a micro- -- of some sort.\nMR. BARR: Dosimeter or something like that?\nMR. JEFFERSON: Yeah, but they confiscated that. I think they knew we were overcharged with radiation. And so -- and I couldn't ever prove it. I thought I would get some compensation from the VA, but they denied me from the day go. And I got a letter here -- where is that letter? Is that underneath there? Is that under here? I got that letter and I framed that son of a gun right now. Put it in a frame. On that bottom shelf is a book that's about yeah thick. They finally admitted --\nMR. BARR: This letter confirms that you were a participant of Operation Upshot-Knot Hill conducted at the Nevada test site in 1953. And the enclosed scenario provides a description of your participation in activities based on available military records. And this is --\nMR. JEFFERSON: They finally admitted it but, you know --\nMR. BARR: They said the maximum doses are much higher than the doses that were estimated in previous radiation dose assessments, provide the -- yeah.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Down there on that bottom shelf, Delores, is a real thick book on this water project out here.\nDELORES: There is?\nMR. BARR: Just back to this, it said the reported doses are based on worst case parameters and assumptions, not all of which --\nMR. JEFFERSON: Who is the name of that guy that was -- anyway, he was Muslim?\nDELORES: What?\nMR. 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I handed him this here. What is that? He had no idea what it was. And I says, well, that's where we started from. I mean, we picked corn by hand and we shelled it by hand. Or not by hand, but by a sheller, spring tooth there. But, anyway, so he got a course about corn from the day we started.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Those people come over here and they seem to think -- they see these big machines and big combines and now we're worse than ever. I mean, my word, this equipment you got nowadays, they got more in the air than I got in the ground. But I sold all my equipment to Brian and --\nDELORES: Pile of junk.\nMR. JEFFERSON: Huh? Now it's iron.\nDELORES: No, it isn't iron. Some of it is usable but you know how it is.\nMR. BARR: Sure. Well, thank you for doing this. Appreciate it.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab What a situation. Oy!\nBib Overalls \u00bb\nOne day a man was walking in the woods when he got lost. For two days he roamed around trying to find a way out. He had not eaten anything during this period and was famished. Over on a rock ledge he spotted a bald eagle, killed it, and started to eat it. Surprisingly, a couple of park rangers happen to find him at that moment, and arrested him for killing an endangered species.At court, he plead innocent to the charges against him claiming that if he didnt eat the bald eagle he would have died from starvation.The judge ruled in his favor.In the judges closing statement he asked the man, I would like you to tell me something before I let you go. I have never eaten a bald eagle, nor ever plan on it. What did it taste like?The man answered, Well, it tasted like a cross between a whooping crane and a spotted owl!",
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        "raw_content": "HomeClub NewsManchester United lined up for Saudi takeover, Glazer to fly out for talks: report\nManchester United are being lined up for a potential takeover from Saudi Arabia.\nThat\u2019s according to the Daily Mail, who adds that Avram Glazer is set to fly to Riyadh next week to discuss the possible sale of the Old Trafford club.\nCrown Prince Mohammad, who is second in command for the Saudi throne, wants to rival Manchester City\u2019s Middle-Eastern owners, as he looks to launch a bid worth over \u00a33billion in order to secure the Red Devils.\nNow, I\u2019m not going to get into politics here, but there are several reasons why I\u2019d be concerned if this takeover were to go through. Let\u2019s be honest, The Glazer family haven\u2019t been ideal, but I\u2019m unsure as to whether selling to these guys would be in the best interests of the club.\nThankfully, the report says that it is currently unclear as to whether the Glazers are intending on selling. I\u2019ve always held the impression that they\u2019ll never sell up, but at the end of the day, they are businessmen, and if the price is right then don\u2019t be surprised to see them wave goodbye to owning a football club.\nIt\u2019ll certainly be intriguing to see how this one plays out, and if the news could potentially tempt other potential owners into making their move. We\u2019ll just have to wait and see.\nSky Sports: Key Manchester United man close to agreeing new long-term contract\nManchester United handed big injury boost before away trip to Chelsea: report",
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        "raw_content": "Are you content with what you earn or would like to make more? We live in a very competitive world, and nowadays, it\u2019s not enough to only have a degree. And if you are among those who wish to earn a six-figure salary, you may be on your way there, but how do you ensure that you are on the right path?\nTo reach your earning goals, as you look for writing a biography service, you will need to brush up on some job-skills that are in-demand. Having one or a combination of these skills, as you pursue opportunities to develop your career, will help you secure jobs that pay higher, as you progress in your career.\nYour ability to manage people is valuable, no matter the field you may be in. You can acquire this skill through experience, but it wouldn\u2019t hurt to familiarize yourself with the different project management tools. From Asana to Basecamp.\nThere\u2019s a high demand for managers who can use technology and apps to manage workflow, data, and teams. You can also boost your skills through non-technical aspects, e.g., through volunteer opportunities, attending leadership seminars, reading books on management, etc.\nHaving basic coding skills can help you increase your earning potential. Expert designers don\u2019t just write code; they first have to ensure that the site will be perfect for its users. And it is a valuable skill to master for those in development or marketing jobs.\nIt will help you work with the design team better.\nIt is the practice of marketing your services or products, using the internet. It encompasses various marketing techniques. It includes Search Engine Optimization (SEO), content marketing, email marketing, social media marketing, etc.\nResearch by Google and CEB shows that modern buyers can complete about 60% of the decision-making process in a purchase, independently. As many conduct their research online, business is looking for ways to guide a potential client, through digital marketing.\nIn financial management, you will need to have the mindset of an analyst. It involves planning the usage and management of a company\u2019s finances. It helps the business to achieve its objective and ensure a positive ROI for stakeholders.\nYou could work towards getting certification as a financial planner or advisor. In some countries, you may need an accounting qualification first. Find out the requirements and systems that apply in your area, before embarking on this journey.\nWhen you find time away from your search for bio writer, you could try and learn about new software systems and technologies. It is essential for a career in software development.\nA software developer can build and design software, using a particular programming language. You can start with the languages used widely, such as Python, Ruby on Rails, CMS, JavaScript, etc. You will also have a wide range of career options that you can choose, from, that are lucrative.\nProper time management is necessary for efficiency at the job and avoiding stress. There\u2019s no one optimal solution to it, and you, therefore, have to identify what works for you. You have to ensure that you plan for your day-to-day activities and also do some long-range planning.\nThat is, as you complete your daily tasks, you are also handling and keeping track of those that are coming up. You should also consider allocating specific times to working on the tasks at hand, even if it\u2019s for your employee bio needs.\nFor many businesses, crisis and emergencies are a part of their life. It is therefore vital to the success of a company to know how to manage a crisis. It\u2019s not just natural disasters that may put a business in peril, other factors such as negative press, lawsuits, loss of clients and sometimes investors, can affect the company.\nEffective negotiation may not come quickly to everyone. But there are different avenues which allow you to improve your skills. You may need to know how to ask the employer to pay you more, to get to the six-figure benchmark.\nCompanies are continually looking for fresh and unique ideas that they can implement. To hone your skills, you need to identify the area that allows you to produce a creative output. It may differ from one to another. And it will take a lot of practice.\nNo matter how bad you may want something, you may not achieve it right away. You may have to work some years before you get to a certain level of earning your desired salary. Stay true to the course.\nAs you work towards earning a six-figure salary, some skills could propel you in the right direction. Remember, it may not happen in an instant, but you should stay motivated on achieving your goals.\nBusiness, Employment, Leadership",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Economic Development | Florida Simulation Summit Archive\n2018 Florida Simulation Summit\nOrange County and the National Center for Simulation (NCS) hosted the fourth annual Florida Simulation Summit on Sept. 6, 2018, at the Orange County Convention Center.\nThe Summit continues to showcase the strong progress, synergy and development of the Modeling, Simulation and Training (MS&T) industry in Central Florida and statewide. This year\u2019s event highlighted Digital Twin Technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) with a focus in virtual system simulations.\nKeynote speaker Bill Schmarzo, Chief Technology Officer IoT and Analytics for Hitachi Vantara, provided insight on Digital Twin Technology. His presentation focused on how a broad range of industries can effectively monetize their analytics and data to improve decisions, optimize their economies of scale and ultimately serve their customers better.\nThe luncheon keynote speaker Fram Akiki, Vice President of the Electronics Industry at Siemens PLM Software, spoke on customized digital products and how that trend affects manufacturing and product personalization for consumers. Data and analytics collection assists automation and robotics which determines the way digital products are evolving. With the advent of increased connectivity and improving customer experience, devices are getting faster and smaller \u2013 which is also fueling the need for innovative digital transformations across all industries.\n2018 News Story\nOrange County and the National Center for Simulation hosted the third annual Florida Simulation Summit on September 7, 2017, at the Orange County Convention Center. The summit highlighted advancements in transportation, medical augmented reality, architecture and engineering with a focus in virtual reality.\nThis year\u2019s summit featured opening keynote speaker Elizabeth Baron, Virtual Reality and Advanced Technical Specialist with Ford Motor Co. Baron manages the VR Center in Product Development, and provides immersive virtual reality evaluation systems used for industrial design and product development. She is part of the Digital Innovation Group at Ford. Her goal is to deploy immersive systems at Ford that address the unique challenges of automotive design and engineering. The lunch keynote featured Dr. Christopher D. Prevel, Associate Chief of Staff, Surgical Services and Chief of Surgery at the Orlando VA Medical Center. He provided an update on Healthcare Simulation in Central Florida, highlighting the Veterans Administration and the University of Central Florida.\nOur lineup of Summit speakers also included experts from Orlando VA Medical Center, Luminar Technologies, Inc. (autonomous vehicles), the I-4 Ultimate Improvement Project, Institute for Simulation and Training at the University of Central Florida, Walt Disney World Resort, PCL Construction, Nemours Children\u2019s Hospital and the University of Florida.\nOrange County and the National Center for Simulation hosted the second annual Florida Simulation Summit on September 22, 2016, at the Orange County Convention Center. The summit highlighted the state\u2019s multibillion dollar modeling, simulation and training industry and focused on advancing human performance in life sciences, healthcare and sports through the use of simulation.\nSummit panelists included speakers from the University of Nebraska Medical Center, HEMISPhere Global, the University of Central Florida, EON Reality, EON Sports, Florida Hospital, Orlando Health, Orlando City Soccer Club, United States Tennis Association, Lake Nona Institute, SynDaver Labs, GuideWell Innovation and CAE Healthcare.\nOrange County and the National Center for Simulation hosted the first-ever Florida Simulation Summit on September 16, 2015, at the Orange County Convention Center to highlight the state\u2019s multi-billion dollar simulation industry and help identify opportunities for businesses to commercialize simulation.\nThe summit\u2019s impressive brain trust included simulation experts on topics ranging from entertainment, medical, education, transportation and emerging technologies. Summit panelists included speakers from Universal Orlando, the University of Central Florida, EA Sports, Space Florida, Limbitless Solutions, Lockheed Martin Commercial Flight Training, Raytheon Co. and Duke Energy.",
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        "raw_content": "Leather Goods & Good Will\nInternational traveler, leather virtuoso, philanthropist and entrepreneurial innovator Will Adler dared to dream big. During the past two decades, the Jewish CEO and founder of Will Leather Goods has brought those dreams to fruition in Eugene and Portland, as well as in four other U.S. cities, and soon, overseas.\nA one-time Shakespearean and Hollywood actor, Adler\u2019s 30-year career in leather began serendipitously.\n\u201cMy wife, Sandy, was about to give birth to our first child when there was an actor\u2019s strike in Hollywood,\u201d Adler says. \u201cI needed a sudden career change. Growing up in a mixed Jewish neighborhood in Detroit, I was heir to a century of retailing. 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More recently, he returned to India and brought back about 200 vintage Kantha quilts in order to repurpose them into reversible tote bags reinforced with eco-friendly, vegetable-tanned leather to ensure that the end product is durable.\n\u201cDurability is not just a slogan,\u201d Adler says. \u201cWe guarantee all of our bags for life, no questions asked. It\u2019s a belief in the reliability of our products that other manufacturers seem to have misplaced.\u201d\nIn several locations worldwide, skilled local artisans are employed directly by Adler with no go-between corporations diluting the compensation paid to these workers. \u201cIn Africa, for instance, we source deep blue indigo cloth that has had symbolic and monetary meaning for generations. In Oaxaca, Mexico, we connected with Teotitl\u00e1n weavers to produce Oaxacan wool rugs dyed with berries, moss, tree bark and larvae to achieve vibrant, varied colors. 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        "raw_content": "'Game of Thrones': Three Reasons Jamie Will Kill Cersei\n\"Game of Thrones\" fans have been holding out hope that Michelle Fairley will return to the series as Lady Stoneheart before its Season 8 end. They don't, however, agree on who will do the killing. She performs the ceremony and it works - Jon Snow breathes again.\nTyrion is now her Hand of the King, or Queen in this case.\nSeason seven of Game of Thrones is nearly upon us, the first batch of images for the first episode having been released by HBO. It was told to her by a character who lived in the woods and is known as Maggy the Frog. As Cersei destroys the Great Sept, her only surviving child King Tommen kills himself by stepping out of his window. Maggy predicted three things. First it was Cersei, then Joffrey, then Ramsey Bolton. But basically, the Night King and the Three-Eyed Raven are archenemies from the beginning of time. All three of them would die. Maybe it will be someone you never saw coming?\nThere has been much debate about the identity of her valonqar, which is the Valyrian word for \"little brother\". During her imprisonment, Tyrion Lannister - along with the invaluable eunuch Varys - rules the city of Meereen in her place, trying to prove his loyalty. The prophecy says \"the valonqar\", not \"your valonqar\", and The Hound is the younger brother of The Mountain.\nIf you're more of a reader, you can check out this thorough breakdown from Ed Power at The Telegraph, or read through each season's summary at the Game of Thrones wiki. But Lena Headey (who plays the equally scorned Cersei Lannister) said it's always a compliment when someone hates your character, because hopefully then you've portrayed them well.\nA third reason that Jamie will likely be the one to kill Cersei doesn't have anything to do with prophecy.\nDiana Rigg as Olenna Tyrell in \"The Game of Thrones\".\nThere are many potential candidates for the Prince That Was Promised (and none of them are Stannis Baratheon, sorry dude) - with most folks believing that the reincarnated hero will be Jon or Daenerys, or a combo of both, seeing as how both of them have been \"reborn\" in one way or another. Technically, the throne is still up for grabs, despite Cersei's fiery takeover last season. Will they go to battle before they find out they can be allies?\nIn an interview with Time, Martin, the mind behind the fantasy novel series that inspired one of television history's most watched shows, talked about Beric Dondarrion (Richard Dormer), the Lord of Black Haven, who has been revived by the Lord of Light a total of six times. This would make him the Queenslayer. Given time, she could probably play kingmaker in any country or world she chooses, but she's not quite there yet. As it turns out, he was killed all those years ago on that ranging north of The Wall and brought back as a wight by the White Walkers, but the Children of the Forest used Dragonglass to restore his mind.\nProsecutor who got OJ Simpson convicted: He will 'probably be paroled'\nGianluca Vacchi, lussuosa colazione galleggiante in piscina",
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        "raw_content": "Illegal Israeli permanent structures continue to be built in the Old City of Jerusalem\nTags: [Jerusalem] [checkpoints]\nA checkpoint in Damascus Gate has now been installed, whilst the construction of the Museum of Beit HaLiba has begun. Both installations are in occupied and illegally annexed East Jerusalem and further undermine the 'status quo\u2019 arrangements.\nJerusalem\u2019s Old City was inscribed on UNESCO\u2019s endangered world heritage list in 1996. UNESCO have repeatedly condemned Israel\u2019s persistent excavations and works in East Jerusalem.\nThe locations of both illegal constructions are significant, as Damascus Gate is the main gate to the Muslim Quarter in the Old City and the Museum of Beit HaLiba is to be located a few hundred metres of what is known as the Wailing or Western Wall to Jews, and Buraq Wall to Muslims.\n\u201cThe checkpoint and the museum can be understood within the wider framework of the Israeli attempt to change how the city looks and to erase Palestinian presence and history,\u201d commented Nada Awad, from the Community Action Centre based in the Old City.\nA new \u201csecurity strategy\u201d was approved in June 2017 for the Damascus Gate area. According to Israel\u2019s Channel 2, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated he would like to see it turned into a \u201csterile area\u201d.\n\u201cThe checkpoint is a way of saying, 'we Israelis are under permanent attacks, we need to defend ourselves\u2019. They then use security as the justification for constructing permanent structures and changing the reality on the ground,\u201d Awad continued.\nRedesigning the Old City \u2013 whether through security or cultural installations \u2013 in order to reflect the Israeli narrative and erase Palestinians has indeed been a strategy pursued by Israel since 1967.\nMany techniques are employed in order to do this, including renaming the streets. Apart from the demographic project which seeks to impose a Jewish majority in Jerusalem, there is also the cultural strategy which seeks to use archaeology and heritage in order to reinforce the Zionist political narrative.\n\u201cThe construction of the Museum of Beit HaLiba is part of the project to create a tourist zone under settler and Israeli governmental control and to change the status quo in Jerusalem\u201d, explained Awad. \u201cArchaeology and heritage become tools to consolidate power and hegemonic control over Jerusalem.\u201d\nAwad added: \u201cOther projects include the two-line cable cart, the Liba house project, the visitor centre which Israel plans to create next to the wall, the Strauss Building, the elevator in Al-Burak plaza. They are all symptomatic of the use of political tourism as a tool of propaganda.\u201d\nBeit HaLiba is to have three floors and cover an area of 2825 squared metres. It is to include a festival hall, a library, a religious educational room, an auditorium and a balcony on the roof overlooking the Old City.\nThe Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR) reported on Feb. 13, according to their investigations, \u201cthe Israeli authorities settled a crane and other equipment in the location designated for establishing the above-mentioned settlement project.\u201d\nPCHR condemned the move as \u201ca serious violation of the Palestinian people\u2019s legitimate right to the city\u201d, noting that it would, \u201cseriously distort and change the city\u2019s historical characteristics as part of the Israeli plans to completely Judaize the city.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Madison Parent Guide\nHydroplane boat racing is part of the history and tradition of Madison, IN. It is also an obsession for Jim McCormick (Jim Caviezel). But when the lifelong resident tries to use the sport to save his dying hometown, his passion threatens to sink his career, marriage, and impossible dreams.\nWhy is Madison rated PG? The MPAA rated Madison PG for some mild language and sports peril\nMadison, Indiana has a proud water heritage. Perched beside the Ohio River, the settlement quickly blossomed into a bustling port feeding needed supplies to a growing nation. Along with the cargo barges and paddle wheelers came a desire for speed, which gave birth to the first professional boat race to be held in the United States.\nStill clinging to these traditions almost a century later, the community has invested in its own hydroplane craft that it enters into a countrywide competition every year. The only trouble is by 1971 both the town and its namesake, the Miss Madison, are on a losing streak.\nWith the expense of water transportation making their number one industry obsolete, the population is drying up as quickly as any economic opportunities. While most of the residents accept the changing tides, Jim McCormick (Jim Caviezel) refuses to move on. As part of the team that keeps the Miss Madison afloat, he still has faith in the aging boat and town. Despite engine failures and chiding from better-outfitted competitors, the racing enthusiast lends his day-job repairman skills and dogged determination to buoy up the spirits of the driver and other crewmembers.\nAt first the local citizens, his long-suffering wife Bonnie (Mary McCormack) and his idolizing son Mike (Jake Lloyd) offer their support. They even work together to scrape up $50,000 to host the Gold Cup Championship, the sport\u2019s culminating event. But after a series of misfortunes, ranging from mechanical malfunctions to fatal explosions, even the most ardent fans jump ship, surrendering to the inevitable defeat. All alone, Jim is forced to face his greatest fear: Is his desire to win one for the hometown strong enough for him to get back behind the wheel and try to steer his dreams to victory? It\u2019s a question he has chosen to ignore for the past nine years, after his best friend was killed and he was injured during a traumatic boat race.\nBase on a true story, Madison has all the ingredients of a successful motion picture: fast paced action (the hydroplane boats are capable of 180mph), an underdog hero bravely tackling unbeatable odds and a big-money sponsored antagonist. Throw in a loving family relationship as well as some internal/external conflict, and it should be a real crowd pleaser.\nAnd for the most part it is, with the exceptions of some content issues such as mild language, scenes depicting perilous situations (like the flash back of Jim\u2019s life altering accident), and a few incidents of law bending when the sinking team find themselves up stream without a paddle. The movie\u2019s only other flaw is answering why it\u2019s worth risking life and limb for a trophy. Although the script includes some narration to the effect that, \u201conly someone who has competed at this level would understand why so many men have given their lives for the sport of boat racing,\u201d its failure to explain the emotional motivation may leave the audience feeling like the film falters at the finish line.\nStarring James Caviezel, Jake Lloyd, Mary McCormack, Bruce Dern. Running time: 94 minutes. Theatrical release April 21, 2005. Updated May 27, 2010\nMadison Parents&apos; Guide\nBecause Mike becomes discouraged after all their efforts still take second place to teams with more financial means, an older and wiser friend explains, \u201cEvery now and then a ton of money will whop the pants out of a ton of hard work.\u201d Why does this happen? Is it a good enough reason to give up? On the other hand, are all lost causes worth continued investment? How can you tell if or when it\u2019s time to quit?\nWhat does Bonnie mean when she says, \u201cRaces on Sundays. Funerals on Tuesdays?\u201d Considering her feelings, why do you think she allows Jim to compete? What things do you think are worth risking your life for?\nThe most recent home video release of Madison movie is September 12, 2005. Here are some details\u2026\nA father and son find an emotional connection as they work together to compete in Kart Racer . Jim Caviezel stars as another talented athlete in the movie Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius. Child actor Jake Lloyd will be a familiar face to fans of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.",
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        "raw_content": "M. K. Jerome\nHow a PTSD Vet From WWI Inspired a #1 Hit Song\nA Special Guest Aricle by GARY MAY, originally published at the Daily Beast, reprint permission of the author.\nGary May is a professor of history (Emeritus) at the University of Delaware and the author of Bending Toward Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy, and four other works of modern U. S. History.\nMoe Jerome was a successful songwriter on Tin Pan Alley and then in Hollywood, but his biggest hit was inspired by his brother-in-law, who suffered shell shock in the WWI trenches.\nDuring the half century from 1911 to 1967 that my grandfather, M.K. (\"Moe\") Jerome, was a songwriter on Tin Pan Alley and then at the Warner Bro's. movie studio, reporters always asked him where he got the \"inspiration\" for his songs. Moe strongly rejected that notion. It wasn't \"inspiration,\" he insisted: It was all about \"compensation.\" Songwriting was a job, nothing more.\nWhen he wrote songs for the publishing firm of Waterson, Berlin & Snyder, from 1911 to 1929, he created music to fit the popular mood\u2014songs that would sell. In the \u201920s, it was jazz and flappers, so this young \"tunesmith\" (as they were known) wrote \"Jazz Baby,\" \"Sally Green (the Village Vamp),\" and \"Poor Butterfly Is a Fly Girl Now.\" (1919).\nWhen \"Dixie\" songs were in vogue, he wrote \"Sewanee Sue\" and \"My Mammy Knows.\"\nWhen the nation yearned for novelty songs, he gave them \"Jinga Bula Jing Jing\" (1920) and \"Everybody Yell Meow\u2014Let's See If Kitty's Home.\"\nTo view the scores and listen to the music for the two songs shown here and other songs featured, select the appropriate links as follow.\nFor \"Poor Little Butterfly\" using the Scorch player (allows you to review and print the sheet music as well as listen to and follow the score as it plays) available at sibelius.com) or for the midi file only. For \"Jinga Bula Jing Jing\", scorch player or listen to midi file.\n\"Jazz Baby\" was a hit in 1919. The theme of the chorus has an amazing historical connection. Moe's tune later became the Wheaties' theme--the first musical jingle in advertising history, and was revived by Carol Channing in Thoroughly Modern Millie in 1967. \"Wheaties made advertising history as the first product to feature a singing commercial on network radio. Its first airing took place on Christmas Eve 1926. The soon-to-be famous \"Have You Tried Wheaties\" jingle was sung by four male singers known as \"The Wheaties Quartet\". Since direct selling on radio wasn't allowed, the singers of the jingle simply asked the listeners if they ever tried Wheaties; what it contained; and how Wheaties will please the listeners' taste buds. Both the musical and non-musical commercials at that time were a barometer on Wheaties' popularity. Sales increased in areas where the people heard the musical commercial. Unfortunately, it was heard only in a very limited area of the United States. In those regions where the musical commercial wasn't heard, Wheaties' sales floundered badly.\". (from https://www.old-time.com/commercials/1920%27s/Wheaties.html) Listen to the commercial then Jazz baby (Scorch version or midi) and decide for yourself on the similarity. The \"Wheaties\" theme is found in the chorus, sung much slower than in the original song.\nWith the product's sagging popularity, General Mills, the makers of Wheaties, came within a whisker of discontinuing the production and selling of Wheaties. At a company staff meeting, an advertising executive for Wheaties offered the suggestion that ended up saving the cereal. He stated that since the sales were good in those regions where the Wheaties musical commercial was heard, why not air the commercial in as many regions of the country as possible. In a nutshell, the musical commercial were aired; sales improved; and Wheaties quickly became one of the most popular breakfast cereals.\nIn 1929, Moe was part of the first group of song writers chosen by Warner Brothers-Vitaphone to write for their films. He worked there for the next eighteen years and was twice nominated for Oscars for his songs \"Some Sunday Morning\" and \"Sweet Dreams,Sweetheart\" It was also during this time that he wrote \"Old Pal (Why Don't You Answer Me?)\" a rather somber and sad ballad in which you can hear the emotion in the music of this song about friends who have parted and a man's sorrow in losing his friend. But there is a rather macabre story about this song. The song \u201cOld Pal\u201d became a hit in the 1920s because of the attention it received when it was sang by Carl Wanderer as he was being executed for the murder of his wife and a man he had hired to kill her. This was perhaps the weirdest episode in Moe\u2019s musical life. That and an event that occurred in 1937 when \u201cThrough the Courtesy of Love\u201d was featured in Here Comes Carter (on TCM ). A woman walked into a record store in Manhattan and asked the clerk to play it. While he was doing that, she took poison and collapsed. She survived. You can hear the midi version here.\nAt Warner Bro's. from 1929 to 1949, he wrote, not for the masses, but for a film's producer who wanted a song for a comedy or a western, or a drama or a musical. Take, for example the 1945 film San Antonio, starring Errol Flynn and Alexis Smith. Moe's instructions from the producer were terse: \"Write a song for Smith to sing in a dance hall number.\" Nothing could have been easier for Moe, who had written such numbers for many westerns during his years at Warner's. He and his lyricist partner, Ted Koehler, quickly created a lovely ballad called \"Some Sunday Morning.\" End of assignment. No inspiration was required.\nThe film was an instant hit. So was \"Some Sunday Morning.\" It was Flynn and Smith's romantic theme song. Every time the two appeared on screen, the melody played in the background, courtesy of the film's composer, Max Steiner. Smith sang it in a large production number set in the local saloon, although her voice was dubbed by staff singer Bobbie Canvin.\nAs early as January 5, 1946, the song made Billboard's \"Honor Roll of Hits,\" a list denoting America's top tunes. It charted at Number 9. Sales of sheet music were also excellent: for 14 weeks, the song was in the top five. And early in 1946, the song was nominated for an Oscar for Best Song.\nOn one occasion, however, inspiration played the major role in the creation of what would be M.K. Jerome's first and perhaps greatest hit, the one that launched his career and that would eventually take him to Hollywood.\nIt came during World War I when he was 24 years old and working as song plugger for Irving Berlin's publishing firm. Prior to the declaration of war, Americans had hoped to avoid involvement in Europe's toxic affairs. Tin Pan Alley played to the public's isolationist mood with such songs as Albert Von Tilzer and Will Dillon's \"Don't Take My (Darling) Boy Away.\"\nlisten to the Scorch version or midi version of this song (sound only)\nAfter Congress declared war in April 1917 and the Wilson administration whipped up an anti-German hysteria that swept the country, \"the dominant tone was belligerence,\" notes journalist David Hinckley. \"America, Here's My Boy\" was sung by such popular artists as Elsie Janis and the Peerless Quartet, while John Philip Sousa set it to a march:\n\"America, I raised a boy for you,\" went Arthur B. Sterling's lyric.\n\"America, you'll find him staunch and true,\nPlace a gun on his shoulder,\nHe is ready to die or do\nAmerica, he is my only one;\nMy hope, my pride and joy,\nBut if I had another,\nHe would march beside his brother;\nAmerica, here's my boy.\"\nListen to this song and view the score using the Scorch plug in from Sibelius.com or listen to the midi version\nOther similar hits were \"Hunting the Hun,\" recorded by Arthur Fields in 1918, and especially George M. Cohan's celebrated \"Over There,\" sung by the most popular artists of the day. The Wilson administration rewarded the patriotism of American song writers by exempting their publishers from its policy of paper rationing. Sheet music was as important as arms production.\nMoe was immune from the patriotic fever. His wife's older brother Jacob was drafted and fought in France but found trench warfare so harrowing that he was discharged from the army within the year. His wounds were psychological. Today he would be classified as suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder; then, he was considered \"shell shocked.\" He never uttered a word again and spent the rest of his life living in the attic of his parents' home on Long Island, isolated from the rest of the family.\nEventually, more than 117,000 Americans would die fighting \u201cover there.\u201d So it's not surprising that Moe's songs focused on the home front, on the mothers and daughters who waited desperately for some word of the sons or father in harm's way.\nMoe had high hopes for a particular melody he wrote, a kind of lullaby he often hummed when he put his young son to sleep. But he wanted this song to be a statement about the cost of the war, what it did to those left behind.\nHe brought the melody to two of Tin Pan Alley's greatest lyricists, Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young. They loved the tune and shared Moe's sentiments. Thus was born \"Just a Baby's Prayer At Twilight (For Her Daddy Over There).\" Its success depended upon which artist introduced the song and who might be persuaded to record it.\nMoe thought immediately of Belle Baker, with whom he had worked when she visited the offices of Waterson, Berlin & Snyder looking for new material. Baker, a 24-year-old veteran of the Yiddish theater, had a rich and passionate alto voice. She was one of vaudeville's biggest stars despite her unattractive physique; one critic likened her to a \"tank bowling over everything in the way.\" Still, \"she knew how to put a song across,\" notes Laurence Bergreen, Irving Berlin's biographer, \"laughing and crying almost simultaneously and compelling an audience to listen.\"\nBaker was a major headliner while Moe was just a young song writer whose 11 songs were only modestly successful. He thought his chances of winning her support were poor.\nBut when she stopped at the office one day that September, Moe approached her and she agreed to listen to \"Baby's Prayer.\" Her face lit up, Moe later recalled. She loved it, she said, it was her kind of song, richly emotional, one that told a story that packed a punch. She was about to start a 10-week tour of vaudeville houses in New York state, and she agreed to introduce it at one of them. And as personal favor to him for his help in many earlier rehearsals, she would not a charge the weekly fee (often as high as $100) that vaudeville's biggest stars often demanded to perform songs in their act.\n\"Just A Baby's Prayer At Twilight (For Her Daddy Over There)\" debuted on Tuesday, November 21, 1917, at Keith's Bushwick Theatre, Brooklyn's largest and most magnificent vaudeville theater. Ethel Barrymore had played there, as had Lily Langtry, and it was equipped to accommodate the dogs, monkeys, horses, and elephants that made up popular animal acts. None appeared at that day's matinee, however: the bill consisted of Marguerite Farrell, known for her hit \"Naughty! Naughty! Naughty!\"; Cowan and Bailey, a piano-banjo act; Ed Martin, a singer; and the headliner, Belle Baker, who came on next to closing.\nThe theater, which seated 2,500 patrons, was \"all filled in from bottom to top,\" noted Variety's founder Simon J. Silverman, nicknamed Sime, who was covering the event. Baker sang eight songs, but it was the sixth, \"A Baby's Prayer At Twilight For Its Daddy Over There [sic],\" that \"was the big noise.\" To hear and see the song score use the Scorch player or listen to the midi.\n\"I've heard the prayers of mothers,\" Baker began, speaking passionately rather than singing the song's introduction,\n\u201cSome of them old and gray.\nI've heard the prayers of others\nFor those who went away.\nOft times a prayer will teach one\nThe meaning of good bye.\nI felt the pain of each one,\nBut this one made me cry.\"\nThen she let loose in a loud melodic voice:\n\"Just a baby's prayer at twilight\nPoor baby's years are filled with tears\nThere's a mother there at twilight\nWho's proud to know\nHer precious little tot\nIs Dad's forget-me-not\nAfter saying \u2018Goodnight, Mama\u2019\nShe climbs upstairs\nQuite unawares\nAnd says her prayers\n'Oh! kindly tell my daddy\nThat he must take care.'\nThat's a baby's prayer at twilight\nFor her daddy, \"over there.'\"\nThen Baker spoke again, softly this time:\n\"The gold that some folks pray for,\nBrings nothing but regrets\nSome day this gold won't pay for\nTheir many lifelong debts.\nSome prayers may be neglected\nBeyond the Golden Gates.\nBut when they're all collected,\nHere's one that never waits;\"\nAgain, she sang in a voice that reached the farthest rafter:\nPoor baby's years\nare filled with tears.\nAfter saying, \u2018Goodnight, Mama,\u2019\nShe climbs up stairs\nFor her daddy, 'over there.'\"\nShe had the audience in tears with this tale of a young girl's prayer, a fervent hope that her soldier father would \"take care\" and return to her from \"over there.\" Variety\u2019s Silverman thought the lyric \"brilliant\" and the melody \"beautiful.\" \"It sounds like the best war ballad of the year,\u201d he wrote, \u201cone of those quick hits.\" After she sang it, he noted, Belle Baker \"became an applause riot.\u201d\nBaker sang it again during her next appearance at Keith's Colonial Theatre on Manhattan's upper west side on the evening of December 3. That night she sang nine songs to an audience that numbered almost 1,400 people, and again it was \"Just a Baby's Prayer At Twilight\" that stood out. One critic called it \"the most melodious song Miss Baker has sung in a long time ... and what a number that is! Between the melody and the way she puts it over. Oh boy!\"\nWaterson, Berlin, & Snyder, sensing that they might have a hit on their hands, had already began mounting a major publicity campaign. Their chief artist and designer, Albert Barbelle, was assigned to create the cover. Eventually, he crafted a beautiful illustration depicting a young blonde girl, perhaps about five (a doll rests against her white pillow), wearing a white nightgown, eyes closed, hands clasped together prayerfully, kneeling on her bed. The background is a reddish brown, so the child, clad all in white and kneeling on white sheets, stands out vividly. The firm's army of song pluggers took to the streets throughout the city and beyond, and sheet music appeared in stores by mid-November. They couldn't keep it on the shelves. One week in 1918, it sold 100,000 copies.\nWaterson, Berlin & Snyder bought two full page ads in Variety. The first, which contained Sime's review declared, in bold caps,\n\"10 DAYS OLD AND ALREADY AN ESTABLISHED HIT\u2014\nJUST A BABY'S PRAYER AT TWILIGHT\n(FOR HER DADDY OVER THERE)\nMusic by MOE JEROME Lyrics by LEWIS and YOUNG\nThe Bushwick by\nThe second printing, published in late November, printed the verse and the chorus and made even greater claims for the song, calling it\nTHE MASTER BALLAD OF THE AGE\nA Thrill In Every Line\nThere was more. \"Baby's Prayer\" was \"The greatest constructed song ever published. You hold an audience spellbound until the very last word.\" The firm urged singers to \"Wire, write, phone or call for orchestrations. Don't wait.\"\nSingers and orchestra leaders did respond. Henry Burr, the noted tenor with many hits to his credit, was the first to record \"Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight\" on December 6. Others followed: Charles Hart, another successful tenor; Prince's Orchestra led by Charles A. Prince who had been making music since 1891, turned the melody into a fox trot. The Edna White Trumpet Quartette, the first all female group of its kind, recorded a jazz version of the melody, And Pietro Deiro, an Italian immigrant who found success with the accordion, transformed the melody into an accordion fox trot.\nPrince's Orchestra's version landed at six on the Billboard Top Ten chart in January, Charles Hart's at 10 in June, but it was Henry Burr's version which catapulted the song to number one in April 1918.\nBurr was a 35-year-old Canadian whom some would later call \"the first King of Pop.\" No singer was more prolific. He was said to have recorded more than 12,000 records during his career, using nine pseudonyms. His biographer, Arthur Makosinski, described the crooner's voice as \"silvery ... [with] rare sympathy and charm ideally suited to the recording medium.\" \"Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight\" was Burr's first million seller at its full price of 75 cents. The number grew to two million and it remained at number one on Billboard's chart of best sellers for 15 weeks, longer than any other song on the list in 1918. It also sold three million copies of sheet music including a French edition.\nEventually, it became the second best selling song in the second decade of the 20th century. (The first was \"Casey Jones\" by Billy Murray.) At 24, M.K. Jerome had the number one song in America in 1918.\nThe song, now almost one hundred years old, has endured. Singers like Bing Crosby, Buddy Clark, and Britain's Vera Lynn recorded it during the Second World War. So did Benny Carter, the great jazz trombonist, with Savannah Churchill providing vocal accompaniment. In 1946, country-western star Wesley Tuttle and his Texas All Stars sang it, and it was included in a posthumous album published in 2017. It can also be found in Michael Feinstein's album Over There, published in 1990.\nTwo recent versions, sung acapella by New England Voices in Harmony and Double Feature, a male chorus, are especially beautiful and are available on ITunes. That so many different renditions exist\u2014ballad, swing, jazz, country-western\u2014reflects Moe Jerome's ability to write music that transcends the time in which it was written.\n\"Baby's Prayer\" led to other hits in the \u201920s and, in 1929, took Moe to Hollywood with the first group of Tin Pan Alley men chosen by Warner Bro's. to write music for talking movies. He worked on James Cagney's early films and played an important role in Cagney's favorite, Yankee Doodle Dandy.\nHe and Scholl wrote three special songs for Yankee Doodle Dandy but they received no screen credit because Cohan wouldn't\u2019t allow it. The songs were \u201cGood Luck, Johnny,\u201d \u201cLittle Johnny Jones\u201d and \u201cAll Aboard for Old Broadway\u201d for the Little Johnny Jones sequence. Moe rehearsed Cagney and Joan Leslie(her voice was dubbed) After Cagney won the Oscar, he took out a full page ad in Variety thanking Moe and others who had contributed to the film (like the Epstein twins who had livened up the screenplay) without receiving screen credit.\nHe tried, and failed, to turn Bette Davis into a singer in Kid Galahad. With his lyricist Jack Scholl, he wrote the only original song featured in Casablanca.(Knock on Wood, sung by Dooley Wilson, colorized) Ironically, the screen credits read \u201csongs by M.K. Jerome and Jack Scholl,\u201d so while As Time Goes By dominates the film, its composer received no credit.\nHe wrote songs for the films of John Garfield, Ann Sheridan, Errol Flynn, Olivia De Havilland, Edward G. Robinson, Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyman, and Dick Foran, \"the Singing Cowboy.\" \"Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart,\" written with Ted Koehler for Hollywood Canteen, won him his first Academy Award nomination for \"Best Song\" in 1944. He was nominated again the following year for \"Some Sunday Morning,\" written for Errol Flynn's western San Antonio.\nWhy tell his story now (as I'm currently doing in a book) 40 years after his death in 1977? Why tell it at all? Because while we know the lives of the great stars, screenwriters, producers, and directors of the so-called \"Golden Age\" of American film, we know little about the men and women whose names appeared not just below the title but in the credits, when they appeared at all. One journalist writing in 1941 called my grandfather \"the short order cook of the Warner Music Department, whipping together ditties to order like Henry Kaiser does ships, but also because for some 16 years M.K. has been a stalwart pillar of song.\"\nWhat was it like laboring in the boiler room of the great studios, stoking the engines which allowed the production of hundreds of films every year, many forgettable but some authentically great, from the \u201930s through World War II and the Cold War? My grandfather's generation of song writers are gone now, their names unknown, even to film buffs. With this account of one man's experience, I hope to shed light on this important but overlooked chapter in Hollywood's history.\nMy grandfather's music survives, despite the end of the studio system and the dramatic changes in national culture and musical trends. Conveniently, his films can be found on Turner Classic Movies (TCM), where typically more than a half dozen of his movies run every month (14 in March 2017), especially the classics, Casablanca and Yankee Doodle Dandy, but other films like Ida Lupino's The Hard Way, Ann Sheridan's Nora Prentiss, John Garfield's Nobody Lives Forever, and Barbara Stanwyck's Christmas in Connecticut, films which have grown in stature and popularity since their original release. His songs can also be heard in more than 70 of the studio's short subjects (called \"briefies\u201d) and a hundred cartoons, including, in 1936-37, the opening theme of 32 Merrie Melodies.\nHis music has also attracted the attention of contemporary filmmakers. The Coen Brothers' O Brother, Where Art Thou (2000) uses a tune he wrote in 1933 for Myrt and Marge, sung by the Three Stooges, while director Callie Khouri chose a Dennis Morgan song, \"You, You Darlin'\u201d from 1940's Tear Gas Squad for Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood (2002). Richard Linklater chose \"Jazz Baby,\" written in 1919 and revived by Carol Channing in Thoroughly Modern Millie in 1967, for his 2009 film Orson Welles and Me. The photo at right is a clip from \"Private Wedding,\" a 1937 film which was Jane Wyman\u2019s first starring vehicle. Moe plays a small town merchant singing a song advertising his wares.\nTelevision's global reach has brought his film music to 22 countries throughout the world, to eastern and western Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia. Contemporary artists are covering his work as well. San Francisco's Janet Roitz has sung his songs on her blog \"Fabulous Film Songs.\" And Toronto's Alex Pangman recently featured \"Through the Courtesy of Love,\" written originally in 1936 for Here Comes Carter, on two of her albums.\nAnd it all began with a tribute to his brother-in-law maimed in World War I a century ago.\nEditor's note: Here is our short biography which appears on our composer biographies page, also submitted by Mr. May\nM. K. Jerome (1893 - 1977) Jerome began his career in 1911(at 18) working as a song plugger for Waterson, Snyder, and Berlin and broke out in 1918 with Just A Baby's Prayer At Twilight which, over the next two years, sold three million copies of sheet music and was the most popular song in America.\nThroughout the 1920s he wrote with many of the men you've included on your list: Grant Clarke, Sam M.Lewi's and Joe Young, Harry Ruby(who he continued to write with in the 1950s) and Bert Kalmar, Fred Ahlert, Harry De Costa and more. 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        "raw_content": "THE TRUTH: WHAT IS IT AND WHERE IS IT?\nAnyone who dares deal with this subject openly, having or not some knowledge about it will immediately be discredited before even starting, before even having his ideas analyzed and evaluated impartially. Prior to all else the person would be preventively labeled, as unmerciful, deceiver, usurper, one who mystifies, and also sectarian, fraud, and scoundrel. Adjectives that don't rhyme with lie, but which are all by-products of it.\nLet's say quite a natural and predictable reaction, considering that the lie has already been enthroned for quiet some time now as the planetary tyrant of all nations, it is the beam that highlights the conduct of people and individuals \u2013 and consequently also determines their destinies, the world's most powerful witch doctor, that has nearly made humanity one big global zombies tribe with neither discernment nor individual will.\nEverything, but absolutely everything in human life today is impregnated with lies. Political regimes, professions, religions, sciences, the arts, literature, esoteric beliefs and multi-faceted philosophies, nothing has been able to keep it out. And funnily enough many things prefer to embrace it. We live under the empire of the lie. It's as if the whole world has floundered in a dense repugnant mire that has submerged the entire human race in it, without resistance; together with its accomplishments that it is so proud of, impeding anyone to escape by chance, no matter how much one tries. And it also prevents people from seeing clearly or breathing pure air again.\nParents and children, teachers and students, bosses and employees, plus rulers and subjects have been entrenched in an eternal battle of lies between themselves. The lie has become the mainstay of modern life, the basis of family, professional and public relationships. The first lesson that a child learns whilst still in the cradle is how to lie and deceive, following the examples given by the parents and relatives. According to a recent survey in the United States, nothing less than 90% of the executives routinely lie in their daily work relations; the other 10% probably lied when they answered the survey\u2026 The so called diplomatic language, this hypocritical language that the heads of State use when they speak trying to say one thing when wanting to say another, is the embodiment of the institutional lie.\nThen, what can be expected as an answer, when speaking about the truth to someone who uses the lie as a prop and counselor? Or could be expected of when trying to reason about the properties of pure crystalline water in the middle of a mire? Or would it be like wanting to praise the perennial values of honesty and sincerity to the pupils of Pinocchio? We have erected an altar to the lie inside ourselves, and that's why we always deviate with blind mistrust at any glimmer of the truth.\nHowever, we now live at a time where this extremely sad state of affairs is about to change. It is neither because of man's effort nor his goodwill that have already given more than enough proof of being absolutely unable to administer his own house, and who has only used the gift of his freewill to transform this once paradisiacal planet into a ruined pigsty. The intervention that is now about to take place comes through a Superior Will, against which the human creature is completely impotent. A Will that doesn't beg a conversion to good, but imposes it.\nSo from now on, for the human beings that always insisted on acting like sand into the mechanism of the universal cogwheel, there are only two alternatives, in the last bifurcation of their existence: integrate once and for all \u2013 and fast \u2013 to the universal laws that govern Creation, basically the same as voluntarily obeying this Superior Will, or\u2026 perish.\nDon't we also sweep our houses to throw away the accumulated dirt? Don't we insist on keeping it clean? Don't we forcefully remove the hard-stuck and hidden grime? So in our time now, the great house Earth is also being cleaned, even in its darkest corners. And that is the reason why now so much dirt appears to be coming out from the most unsuspected places. The air will still remain dirty and dusty for some time, with the cleaning that is now vigorously in process, before eventually clearing up little by little. Once the cleaning is over, the mire of the lie will also have been completely removed, and truth will once more occupy the place that befits it, reigning once again as the one and only legitimate world sovereign.\nFor who were capable of holding back the adjectives mentioned at the beginning of this essay until reading to the end from here on I would like to deal with the theme of the truth, without the slightest pretense or intention of covering it fully nor draining it partially. The purpose is only to give a direction to those who bring inside them, like a compass, the sincere longing of finding out, on their own, answers without gaps to primordial questions related to human life.\nTherefore, what is the truth? Does one intangible and absolute truth exist? Could one of the thousands of religions and sects existing in the world today hold the knowledge of the absolute truth, knowledge without holes about the entire existence and universal action?\nGenerations of scholars and philosophers, mystics and religious people have bent over the question about the truth throughout the millennia. The result of this effort (more antagonistic than harmonious) has been a myriad of thinking spread out in all directions. From this neither a clear vision, nor a glimmer of what indeed exists has appeared, there is only uncertainty. Let us take a look at the main ones:\nThere is one well-known school of thought that nurtures a considerable number of followers that maintain, that there is no truth other than the one that one can perceive with one's own sensorial bodily organs and technical instruments, making it is a complete waste of time to make any effort to look for it. Another conception admits that there is a truth that embraces everything that exists, but considers the human being as incapacitated to discover and assimilate it. A third school pleads that each one of us has his own truth, making it multiple therefore there wouldn't be any single truth. The fourth supposition believes in the truth revealed by some religion, considering it as the only legitimate one, so that the truths sustained by other beliefs are seen as false or distorted. A fifth supposition is defended by the majority of esoteric movements, that affirm that a person can reach much higher levels of conscience (or something similar) and thus get closer and closer to the truth, as long as the person has initiated in the secret practices of the respective association. Here also, each of these entities possesses their own truth.\nThere is still another school, neither well-known nor esteemed that affirms there is indeed one absolute truth, and that the human being can obtain a certain degree of it once a certain number of his or her own requirements have been fulfilled, requirements that have nothing to do with external looks, cultural level or social condition, but deal directly and exclusively with his or her inner essence, that is, the human spirit. As the web of the lie has obscured everything in today's world, logically it is expected that the one, which is the least considered be the purest conception. And thus it is so. The truest of the conceptions about the truth is precisely this last one, and we will see in the second part of this essay why.\nMany researchers believe that to find the truth it is necessary to renounce the world and live in asceticism, while many others are convinced that it is absolutely important to study a lot, perhaps even obtain a Ph.D. in Theology. The truth however is simplicity itself, both natural and logical. All else is an exclusive product of the human brain that we see today impelled, nurtured and driven by the lie.\nThus, in an absolutely logical and natural way, whatever is exclusively generated by the human intellect has to by fact be extremely far from the truth, when dealing with subjects that are beyond earthly concepts of time and space. In these circumstances, nothing can be further away from the truth than conceptions originating from intellective wondering that can never rise above the limited ambit of matter, even when adorned with the most fantastic \u2013 and infantile \u2013 thoughts of fantasy. This fact once understood constitutes the researcher's first step on one's path in search of the truth.",
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        "raw_content": "Over the past decade, there has been improvement in the number of women holding superannuation accounts and the size of their superannuation balances compared with that of men, according to a research house.\nResearch from Roy Morgan indicates that the proportion of women with superannuation has improved with 64.7 per cent of women now holding assets in super, compared to 57.4 per cent of women in 2008.\nThe proportion of men holding super has also improved but not as significantly, rising from 66.5 per cent in 2008 up to 69 per cent for this year.\nThe results were based on the Roy Morgan Single Source survey, which has conducted personal interviews with over 500,000 Australians over the past decade.\nThe survey also indicates that the average balance for women has also grown by 87 per cent, jumping from $68,000 in 2008 up to $127,000 this year.\nThe average balance for men grew 53 per cent from $115,000 up to $176,000.\nAccording to Roy Morgan, the gap in superannuation balances between women and men has been closing across all age groups in the past decade.\nThe research shows that the biggest gain was made by the 50 to 59 female group, which improved by 15.2 percentage points, jumping from only 54.5 per cent of the male average in 2008 up to 69.7 per cent in 2018.\nThe other groups to show big improvements were those aged 35 to 49 with a 14.2 percentage point increase to 75.4 per cent, and the 60+ segment, up 9.8 percentage points to 72.1 per cent.\nThe female age that is closest to the male average is the 14 to 34 segment at 85.6 per cent, which has increased marginally from 83.9 per cent back in 2008.\nRoy Morgan industry communications director Roy Morgan said that with the current gap indicating that the average superannuation balance for women represents just 72.2 per cent of the average male balance, there is still a long way to go, but is still a significant improvement on the 59.1 per cent recorded in 2008.\n\u201cIn addition to problems associated with lower average incomes, females are more likely to have interrupted employment. However, despite these negative factors operating against them, women have made gains in closing the superannuation gap to men,\u201d said Mr Morgan.\n\u201cGenerally, both sexes are still unlikely to fund an adequate retirement entirely from superannuation unless contribution levels are increased and continue higher for several decades.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Doctors strike back at BMJ editors over assisted suicide stance\nBMJ editors Fiona Godlee (pictured) and Tony Delamothe are long-time supporters of decriminalising assisted suicide and have frequently used their editorial position in Britain\u2019s most widely read medical journal to advance their cause.\nThis week they have written an editorial in support of Lord Falconer\u2019s Assisted Dying bill which has understandably received a lot of media coverage (see here, here and here) and has got the blogosphere buzzing (see here, here, here and here).\nThey argue that assisted dying should be legalised because respecting \u2018choice\u2019 (autonomy) is now a more important priority than preserving life.\nThe BMJ is editorially independent from the British Medical Association (BMA) but is paid for by the subscriptions of BMA members, most of whom do not support changing the law.\nSo it is not surprising that their editorial has generated a lot of correspondence, almost all of it opposing Godlee and Delamothe.\nDr Mark Porter, chairman of the BMA council has said:\n\u2018There are strongly held views within the medical profession on both sides of this complex and emotive issue.\nThe BMA remains firmly opposed to legalising assisted dying. This issue has been regularly debated at the BMA's policy forming annual conference and recent calls for a change in the law have persistently been rejected.\nThe BMJ is a wholly owned subsidiary of the BMA, and quite rightly has editorial independence. Its position on assisted dying is an editorial decision and does not reflect the views of the BMA or the medical profession. Our focus must be on making sure every patient can access the very best of palliative care, which empowers patients to make decisions over their care.\u2019\nA letter in the same print edition (so received before the editorial was published) from RCGP Council Chair Maureen Baker makes clear that the recent RCGP consultation on \u2018assisted dying\u2019 was comprehensive and conclusively in favour of no change to the law.\n\u2018Our recent consultation on assisted dying was one of the most comprehensive ever undertaken, with 1700 members responding from all four nations of the UK.\nThe result was conclusive\u201477% of members who submitted responses directly to the college indicated that the RCGP should maintain its opposition to a change in the law.\nOf the 28 RCGP bodies and groups who responded, 20 reported a majority view in favour of maintaining the college\u2019s opposition to a change in the law and three reported a majority view in favour of a \u201cneutral\u201d stance. None reported a majority view in favour of active support for a change in the law.\u2019\nThere is also an excellent contribution, again the same print edition, from Rob George, professor of palliative care, Cicely Saunders Institute, King\u2019s College London.\nIn an article titled \u2018We must not deprive dying people of the most important protection\u2019 he argues that the safety of vulnerable people must take priority over the determined wishes of individuals. Hard cases are already dealt with mercifully under the law which does not need changing.\n\u2018Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, former president of the High Court, said, \u201cLaws, like nation states, are more secure when their boundaries rest on natural frontiers. The law that we have rests on just such a frontier . . . The law is there to protect us all. We tinker with it at our peril.\u201d\nFor me the real question is this: \u201cWhich is worse: not to kill people who want to die or to kill people who might want still to live?\u201d In my experience it is impossible to separate those who might want to die from those who believe they ought to die and whose view is pretty well never \u201csettled.\u201d No one can be sure that some people not now at risk will find themselves so were the law to change.\nA full blooded expression of autonomy includes the responsibility at times to restrain oneself on behalf of another: when it comes to having our lives ended, let\u2019s keep it that way. Once this line is crossed there is no going back.\u2019\nI was briefly quoted in the Telegraph making much the same point about the limits of autonomy:\n\u2018While autonomy is important it has to be balanced against other principles including public safety.\nNone of us believes autonomy is absolute, if we did we would have to say that there was no place for law because every single law restricts personal autonomy.\u2019\nGodlee and Delamothe appear not to understand that autonomy has limits. They are also well out of step with medical opinion and do not speak for the medical profession.\nAbout two thirds of doctors in most surveys are opposed to any change in the law along with all the major medical institutions including the BMA, RCGP, RCP, British Geriatric Society and the Association for Palliative Medicine.\nIn a free society choice is important, but it has its limits. The duty to protect life trumps the so-called \u2018right to die\u2019.\nPart of me wants this horrid law to be passed, provided that is prevents a human's life being taken away from him without his express, informed consent. That's the the sort of \"safeguard\" they'd put in an assisted euthanasia law without even thinking twice about it, think that is was mere lip-service that could be got around in practice.\nSome of use could then use the \"informed consent\" safeguard to shut down the abortion industry. None of abortion's victims have ever given express, informed consent, to be put to death even before that are even born.\nWould you rather go into a hospice or you can get raped to death. Which do you pick?\nI'd get raped. At least it'd take less than six months or a year.\nIt is quite plain that you have never been raped. For the many people in the world who have actually been raped, if you would like to express your views about this emotive issue, then please use another analogy.\nWhy should everyone be forced to live, Peter? If you were tortured for five years, you'd probably change your mind.\nBut opposition to this Bill isn't just about being forced to live. It's about being \"forced\" to die.\nAnd if anyone thinks that isn't going to happen, then look at the '67 abortion act. It was brought in for equally merciful, laudable reasons, but one MP behind the bill has recently been quoted as saying that he never thought the act would be used to abort girls in preference for boys which is what is happening now (in some instances).\nDo we really want supporters of this bill in 40 years saying \"we never thought it would be used to dispose of people just because they...\" ? fill in your own reason that today we would find unacceptable.\n(Regarding abortion, studies have been made - and even been reported clearly on a mainstream respected news broadcaster - that the mental health of the woman is no worse or better if she has an abortion or has the unwanted baby. So the 'legal reason' for abortion used in 97% of cases is not valid. So much for safeguards and legislation.)\nJen P 10 July 2014 at 03:27\nDuring my 16 years living in England, I spent three years (1995 to 1998) living with and caring for several elderly people suffering from advanced dementia.\nThis year, I self-published The Carer, a short e-novel based on my time as a carer: http://www.amazon.com/The-Carer-novella-Scott-Nelson-ebook/dp/B00K7IW3ZA/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top\nThe e-novel, an up-close portrayal of a slow slide into the final stages of dementia and death, encourages people to consider just how far down that road they themselves would be prepared to go if they were diagnosed with dementia ...\nIn addition, my carer experience taught me to question the way in which western society currently appears to value quantity and longevity of life over quality. Working for long periods as a geriatric caregiver showed me that just because a person continues to draw breath, it doesn\u2019t necessarily mean they\u2019re actually alive in the way most of us tend to define it. Most people don\u2019t experience dementia up close. If they did, they would realize many people with advanced forms of the illness are trapped in a truly terrifying, living hell with no way out except fading slowly and somewhat agonizingly into a merciful death. I often felt my charges were closer to anxious zombies than human beings \u2013 and did often wonder about the ethics of prolonging life as long as possible under those circumstances.\nI personally would never want to experience that kind of \u2018life\u2019. Nor would I want to watch a parent go through it. When it comes to dementia, I like to think I\u2019ll quit while I\u2019m ahead. The job forced me to take another look at the current debate over both the right-to-die and assisted dying. 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        "raw_content": "Finished and Ready to Frame for Sun Shadow Ice & Snow 2016\nAnd not a moment too soon since the event begins tomorrow! August 26 and 27 is my annual exhibit on the Panhandle Trail. I spent most of the past week trying to finish off a few new pieces for it as I\u2019ve also been working on several portraits. I\u2019ve done more artwork in the past week than I\u2019ve done in a long time, worn down a number of pastels to dust, and it feels really good. I\u2019ve scanned all of these new pieces for the greatest clarity and the first few prints look great as well.\nAbove is the one piece that wasn\u2019t included in my post the other day \u2026 because I hadn\u2019t even begun it yet. It\u2019s another one I\u2019d been wanting to paint, a day in the woods and on the trail with my great-niece Cassidy and great-nephew Kyler from 2011, from the same visit where I got the reference photos for \u201cThe Swimming Hole\u201d and the photo \u201cLooking Forward\u201d. This piece is titled \u201cRunning Through the Woods\u201d, something everyone should have the chance to do when they are growing up, just letting loose and running along a path with the tall trees all around and the expanse of green urging you on. I\u2019m so glad I had the chance to paint it after visualizing it for all these years.\nI finished the detail on the moon in \u201cSycamore Moon\u201d, giving it the characteristic grayish shapes on the glowing white surface that make it recognizably our moon, and resting among the somewhat gnarled sycamore branches. There are two large sycamore trees near the entrance of the trail, but because they are growing against a hill I don\u2019t see them from this angle against the sky until I am headed back home, nearly at the trailhead, and often at dusk, especially the early dusk of a winter night.\n\u201cBright Autumn\u201d doesn\u2019t look too different than it the last time I posted it, only a few areas refined and colors adjusted. I had wanted to do another autumn painting of Robinson Run reflecting trees, but this one painting will be fine for now. i chose it because it had such a great mix of colors with nice deep shadows for contrast.\nI finally came up with a title for the largest piece, the one that includes me. A decade ago I called my first poetry ready \u201cPaths I Have Walked\u201d because so much of the inspiration for my poetry, other writing art and photography came from finding paths all over the hills and valleys where I grew up and following them wherever they led, and also following some other paths out of this place, giving me experience and a perspective. I had used this title on my 2011 poetry book using Dusk in the Woods on the cover. When I cast about for a title for this painting it came to mind fairly quickly; I also have future plans to set up my writing website and I\u2019d planned to use one of the photos from the series of me in the woods so it all ties in together. I will write more later about the symbolism of this piece in my life today, but for now I will just say it feels entirely suitable. I have the feeling we will be seeing much more of this painting, and though I feel a little self-conscious that it\u2019s kind of a self-portrait I\u2019m glad I\u2019ve finally appeared in my own art. Somehow that becomes necessary after time.\nI had several other paintings in mind, smaller ones, snow and other scenery, but ran out of time. I created the paintings I could and I\u2019m happy with them, and I still have the art I\u2019d introduced in my 2014 exhibit. There will always be future years to create more. For now, I\u2019m looking forward to setting up and presenting the new and the old this Friday and Saturday.\nThis entry was posted in landscapes, original artwork, pastel and tagged digital prints, giclee prints of pastel painting, landscapes, pastel painting, photography, trees, wildflowers on August 25, 2016 by Bernadette.\nNo Comments on Finished and Ready to Frame for Sun Shadow Ice & Snow 2016\n\u2190 New Artwork for Sun Shadow Ice & Snow Exhibit August 26 & 27 Back to School Garden Flag! \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "*Attached: an open letter from Johnny Morris.\nCABELA\u2018S SHAREHOLDERS WILL RECEIVE $65.50 PER SHARE IN CASH\nBASS PRO SHOPS AND CABELA\u2019S CLUB CUSTOMER LOYALTY PROGRAMS REMAIN UNCHANGED\nSpringfield, Mo. and Sidney, Neb. - October 3, 2016 \u2013 Bass Pro Shops and Cabela\u2019s Incorporated (NYSE:CAB), two iconic American outdoor companies with similar humble origins, and with a shared goal to better serve those who love the outdoors, today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Bass Pro Shops will acquire Cabela\u2019s for $65.50 per share in cash, representing an aggregate transaction value of approximately $5.5 billion.\nIn addition, upon closing Bass Pro Shops will commence a multi-year partnership agreement with Capital One, National Association, a wholly-owned national banking subsidiary of Capital One Financial Corporation (NYSE: COF), under which Capital One will originate and service the Cabela\u2019s CLUB, Cabela\u2019s co-branded credit card, and Bass Pro Shops will maintain a seamless integration between the credit card program and the combined companies\u2019 retail operations and deep customer relationships. All Cabela\u2019s CLUB points and Bass Pro Shops Outdoor Rewards points will be unaffected by the transactions and customers can continue to use their credit cards as they were prior to the transaction. Capital One intends to continue to operate the Cabela\u2019s CLUB servicing center in Lincoln, Nebraska.\nA driving force behind this agreement is the highly complementary business philosophies, product offerings, expertise and geographic footprints of the two businesses. The essence of both Bass Pro Shops and Cabela\u2019s is a deep passion to serve outdoor enthusiasts and support conservation. The combination brings together three of the nation's premier sporting brands: Cabela\u2019s, a leader in hunting; Bass Pro Shops, a leader in fishing; and White River Marine Group, a worldwide leader in boating, which is part of Bass Pro Shops.\nBass Pro Shops, Cabela\u2019s and White River Marine Group represent the best of American entrepreneurship, innovation and devotion to customers. The combined companies will strive to provide a remarkably enhanced experience for customers, increased opportunities for team members and greater support for conservation activities.\nFounded in 1961 by Dick, Mary and Jim Cabela, Cabela\u2019s is a highly respected marketer of hunting, fishing, camping, shooting sports and related outdoor merchandise. Today, Cabela\u2019s has over 19,000 \u201coutfitters\u201d operating 85 specialty retail stores, primarily in the western U.S. and Canada. Cabela\u2019s stores, catalog business and e-commerce operations will blend seamlessly with Bass Pro Shops and White River Marine Group. Over the past 55 years Cabela\u2019s has built a passionate and loyal base of millions of enthusiasts who shop both at its retail stores and online.\nBass Pro Shops, founded in 1972 by avid young angler Johnny Morris, is a leading national retailer of outdoor gear and apparel, with 99 stores and Tracker Marine Centers located primarily in the eastern part of the U.S. and Canada. Morris started the business with eight square feet of space in the back of his father's liquor store in Springfield, Mo., the company\u2019s sole location for the first 13 years of business. Johnny\u2019s passion for the outdoors and his feel for the products and shopping experiences desired by outdoor enthusiasts helped transform the industry. Bass Pro Shops, which employs approximately 20,000 team members, has been named by Forbes as one of \"America's Best Employers.\" The company also operates Big Cedar Lodge, America\u2019s Premier Wilderness Resort, welcoming more than one million guests annually to Missouri\u2019s Ozark Mountains.\n\"Today's announcement marks an exceptional opportunity to bring together three special companies with an abiding love for the outdoors and a passion for serving sportsmen and sportswomen,\" said Johnny Morris, founder and CEO of Bass Pro Shops. \"The story of each of these companies could only have happened in America, made possible by our uniquely American free enterprise system. We have enormous admiration for Cabela\u2019s, its founders and outfitters, and its loyal base of customers. We look forward to continuing to celebrate and grow the Cabela\u2019s brand alongside Bass Pro Shops and White River as one unified outdoor family.\u201d\n\"Cabela\u2019s is pleased to have found the ideal partner in Bass Pro Shops,\" said Tommy Millner, Cabela\u2019s Chief Executive Officer. \"Having undertaken a thorough strategic review, during which we assessed a wide variety of options to maximize value, the Board unanimously concluded that this combination with Bass Pro Shops is the best path forward for Cabela\u2019s, its shareholders, outfitters and customers. In addition to providing significant immediate value to our shareholders, this partnership provides a unique platform from which our brand will be extremely well positioned to continue to serve outdoor enthusiasts worldwide for generations to come.\"\n\"This opportunity would not be possible without the contributions of the many wonderful Cabela\u2019s, Bass Pro Shops and White River team members,\u201d Morris said. \u201cAll three companies are blessed to have been built by the extraordinary efforts of many tremendously talented, dedicated people throughout our respective histories, and we're thrilled to consider what the combined team can achieve going forward.\u201d\nFollowing the closing of the transaction, Bass Pro Shops intends to celebrate and grow the Cabela\u2019s brand and will build on qualities that respective customers love most about Cabela\u2019s and Bass Pro Shops. In addition, Bass Pro Shops recognizes the strength of Cabela\u2019s CLUB Loyalty program and intends to honor Cabela\u2019s customer rewards and sees potential over time to expand the program in the combined company.\nBass Pro Shops appreciates and understands the deep ties between Cabela\u2019s and the community of Sidney, Nebraska. Dick, Mary and Jim Cabela founded their company in Sidney in 1961, and the company has flourished with its base of operations there ever since. Bass Pro Shops intends to continue to maintain important bases of operations in Sidney and Lincoln and hopes to continue the very favorable connections to those communities and the Cabela\u2019s team members residing there.\n\u201cConservation is at the heart and soul of Bass Pro Shops. Bass Pro Shops and Cabela\u2019s share a steadfast belief that the future of our industry, and the outdoor sports we all love, depends - more than anything else - on how we manage our natural resources,\u201d said Morris. \u201cBy combining our efforts, we can have a profound positive impact on the conservation challenges of our day and help foster the next generation of outdoor enthusiasts.\u201d\nThe transaction provides Cabela\u2019s shareholders with a premium of 19.2% to Cabela\u2019s closing share price on Sep. 30, 2016, the day prior to announcement of the transaction, 39.7% to the closing share price on Dec. 1, 2015, the day before Cabela\u2019s announced its exploration of strategic alternatives and 57.1% to the 90-day volume weighted trading average prior to Dec. 1, 2015. Immediately prior to closing, Capital One will acquire certain assets and assume certain liabilities of Cabela\u2019s World\u2019s Foremost Bank. The cash proceeds from this transaction will remain with Cabela\u2019s until it is acquired by Bass Pro Shops.\nThe transaction agreements were unanimously approved by Cabela\u2019s Board of Directors following a comprehensive review of strategic and financial alternatives.\nThe transaction, which is expected to close in the first half of 2017, will be completed through a cash merger and is subject to approval by Cabela\u2019s shareholders, as well as regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.\nJ.P. Morgan served as exclusive financial advisor to Bass Pro Shops and Latham & Watkins served as Bass Pro Shops\u2019 legal counsel, with expert assistance from O\u2019Melveny & Myers. Goldman, Sachs & Co. served as financial advisor to The Merchant Banking Division of Goldman Sachs and Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP served as legal advisor. Goldman, Sachs & Co. also served as advisor to Bass Pro Shops on the bank transaction, and Morrison & Foerster served as legal counsel. BofA Merrill Lynch, Wells Fargo Securities LLC, Citigroup Global Markets Inc., RBC Capital Markets, UBS Securities LLC, and Goldman Sachs are providing debt financing to support the transaction.\nGuggenheim Securities served as exclusive financial advisor to Cabela\u2019s and Sidley Austin LLP and Koley Jessen P.C., L.L.O. served as Cabela\u2019s legal counsel.\nThis communication does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy the securities of Cabela\u2019s Incorporated (the \u201cCompany\u201d) or the solicitation of any vote or approval. This communication is being made in respect of the proposed merger transaction involving the Company, Bass Pro Group, LLC (\u201cBass Pro Group\u201d) and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bass Pro Group. The proposed merger of the Company will be submitted to the stockholders of the Company for their consideration. In connection therewith, the Company intends to file relevant materials with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the \u201cSEC\u201d), including a definitive proxy statement. However, such documents are not currently available. The definitive proxy statement will be mailed to the stockholders of the Company. BEFORE MAKING ANY VOTING OR ANY INVESTMENT DECISION, INVESTORS AND SECURITY HOLDERS ARE URGED TO READ THE DEFINITIVE PROXY STATEMENT REGARDING THE PROPOSED TRANSACTION AND ANY OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENTS FILED OR TO BE FILED WITH THE SEC CAREFULLY AND IN THEIR ENTIRETY WHEN THEY BECOME AVAILABLE, BECAUSE THEY WILL CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPOSED TRANSACTION. Investors and security holders may obtain free copies of the definitive proxy statement, any amendments or supplements thereto and other documents containing important information about the Company, once such documents are filed with the SEC, through the website maintained by the SEC at www.sec.gov. Copies of the documents filed with the SEC by the Company will be available free of charge on the Company\u2019s website at www.cabelas.com under the heading \u201cSEC Filings\u201d in the \u201cInvestor Relations\u201d portion of the Company\u2019s website. Stockholders of the Company may also obtain a free copy of the definitive proxy statement and any filings with the SEC that are incorporated by reference in the definitive proxy statement by contacting the Company\u2019s Investor Relations Department at (308) 255-7428.\nThe Company and its directors, executive officers and certain other members of management and employees may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies in connection with the proposed transaction. Information about the directors and executive officers of the Company is set forth in its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended January 2, 2016 and Amendment No. 1 thereto, which were filed with the SEC on February 22, 2016 and April 29, 2016, respectively, and in subsequent documents filed with the SEC, each of which can be obtained free of charge from the sources indicated above. Other information regarding the participants in the proxy solicitation of the stockholders of the Company and a description of their direct and indirect interests, by security holdings or otherwise, will be contained in the preliminary and definitive proxy statements and other relevant materials to be filed with the SEC when they become available.\nThis document contains \u201cforward-looking statements\u201d that are based on the Company\u2019s beliefs, assumptions, and expectations of future events, taking into account the information currently available to the Company. All statements other than statements of current or historical fact contained in this report are forward-looking statements. The words \u201cbelieve,\u201d \u201cmay,\u201d \u201cshould,\u201d \u201canticipate,\u201d \u201cestimate,\u201d \u201cexpect,\u201d \u201cintend,\u201d \u201cobjective,\u201d \u201cseek,\u201d \u201cplan,\u201d \u201cconfident,\u201d and similar statements are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that may cause the Company\u2019s actual results, performance, or financial condition to differ materially from the expectations of future results, performance, or financial condition the Company expresses or implies in any forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: the satisfaction of the conditions precedent to the consummation of the proposed merger, including, without limitation, the receipt of stockholder and regulatory approvals; unanticipated difficulties or expenditures relating to the proposed merger; legal proceedings, judgments or settlements, including those that may be instituted against the Company, the Company\u2019s board of directors, executive officers and others following the announcement of the proposed merger; disruptions of current plans and operations caused by the announcement and pendency of the proposed merger; potential difficulties in employee retention due to the announcement and pendency of the proposed merger; the response of customers, suppliers, business partners and regulators to the announcement of the proposed merger; the state of the economy and the level of discretionary consumer spending, including changes in consumer preferences, demand for firearms and ammunition, and demographic trends; adverse changes in the capital and credit markets or the availability of capital and credit; the Company\u2019s ability to successfully execute the Company\u2019s omni-channel strategy; increasing competition in the outdoor sporting goods industry and for credit card products and reward programs; the cost of the Company\u2019s products, including increases in fuel prices; the availability of the Company\u2019s products due to political or financial instability in countries where the goods the Company sells are manufactured; supply and delivery shortages or interruptions, and other interruptions or disruptions to the Company\u2019s systems, processes, or controls, caused by system changes or other factors; increased or adverse government regulations, including regulations relating to firearms and ammunition; the Company\u2019s ability to protect the Company\u2019s brand, intellectual property, and reputation; the Company\u2019s ability to prevent cybersecurity breaches and mitigate cybersecurity risks; the outcome of litigation, administrative, and/or regulatory matters (including the ongoing audits by tax authorities and compliance examinations by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (\u201cFDIC\u201d)); the Company\u2019s ability to manage credit, liquidity, interest rate, operational, legal, regulatory capital, and compliance risks; the Company\u2019s ability to increase credit card receivables while managing credit quality; the Company\u2019s ability to securitize the Company\u2019s credit card receivables at acceptable rates or access the deposits market at acceptable rates; the impact of legislation, regulation, and supervisory regulatory actions in the financial services industry; and other risks, relevant factors, and uncertainties identified in the Company\u2019s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (\u201cSEC\u201d) (including the information set forth in the \u201cRisk Factors\u201d section of the Company\u2019s Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended January 2, 2016, and in Part II, Item 1A, of the Company\u2019s Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the first quarter ended April 2, 2016), and in subsequent filings, which filings are available at the SEC\u2019s website at www.sec.gov. Given the risks and uncertainties surrounding forward-looking statements, you should not place undue reliance on these statements. The Company\u2019s forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this document. Other than as required by law, the Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.\nEmily Deissler, 212-687-8080\nOpen letter from Johnny Morris\nCabela's Merge",
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Whether you allow yourself to focus on the past or worry about the future, you MUST realize that neither exists! Only NOW exists and success is simply a choice away.\nEinstein said that insanity was doing the same thing over and over but expecting a different result. The questions (and others) above are the perpetuators of the SAME THINGS! You must choose better questions and responses! Here are some examples of the types of questions and responses I used to change my mindset and business:\nHow can I best serve those around me? Serving others gets our eyes off of ourselves and our circumstances.\nI am grateful for _____________________ (fill in the blank) in my life. I struggled a lot with depression and realized that as I remained in a place of gratitude, I wasn\u2019t depressed or fearful. 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Please feel free to add your thoughts and comments below.\nAlso, if you could do me a favor and please share this with friends, family and subscribers who you feel could benefit from it most. You can do so by re-tweeting, sharing it on Facebook and on Digg! Thanks!\nTags: business, creativity, mindset, personal development, perspective, success | 9 Comments \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "NIA discloses: NIA said that these people wanted to strike a fidayeen attack. Most of these people were preparing to blow with a remote control. These people wanted to carry out these blasts soon. If the NIA believes that the organization itself was making money.\nNIA\u2019s IG and spokesman Alok Mittal said that the members of the alleged ISIS module were engaged in serial blasts in several places. At the same time, they want to prepare for the fidayeen attack. Those people had gathered enough stuff to make the bomb. All the accused are from 20 to 30 years of age. According to NIA, Mufti Sohail is believed to be the gangster of this group.\nAccording to Mittal, the module which was exposed was inspired by IS. Who was planning to explode in several places. A total of 16 people were taken into custody. Of which 10 people have been arrested. The rest are being questioned. Large number of explosives, country launchers and weapons have been recovered in the raid. Apart from this, 100 mobile phones, 135 SIM cards and Rs.7.5 lakh cash have also been recovered.\nThe agency has raided 17 bases in Delhi and UP. Five people from Delhi and five from Delhi have been arrested. NIA has done the complete operation with the help of Delhi and UP police. NIA spokesman Mittal said that the accused wanted to prepare for serial blasts. On their target some special places, besides crowded areas, some political figures and others were also.\nMittal said that these people wanted to strike a fidayeen attack. Most of these people were preparing to blow with a remote control. These people wanted to carry out these blasts soon. If the NIA believes that the organization itself was making money. A member of this gang stole gold from his house and sold it and bought all the stuff from it. Although these people were in contact with a handler sitting abroad. Used to access social media such as the app.\nThey have recovered batteries, sulfur, potassium nitrate, pipes, 150 round tablets, 8 pistols, sugar paste and other items for making bombs. The names of the places which have been revealed. They are being validated. One of the accused included a private university student at Noida. This module started 3 to 4 months ago. Only then did the agency get its input. It seems though that these people have trained at local level.(NIA discloses:)\nThe accused include the welders, auto drivers, students, imams etc. There was also a suspect in Lucknow. Whose home was searched. Meanwhile, a woman\u2019s name has also come to the accused. Which is being questioned. The woman is the wife of an accused. All information received in this regard is being confirmed. NIA\u2019s IG Mittal also showed some pictures and a video to the media, in which a man was telling the method of making a bomb. According to the NIA, that voice belongs to Sohail.\nThe Battery Of Your Smartphone Can Be Avoided By These Easy Ways.\nTagged bomb, NIA, serial bomb\nPathankot police issued search operation in the area but due to the darkness, the police could not achieve any success. It is being told that where the two terrorists were seen, the area is 13 kms from the Pakistan border. Two suspected terrorists were seen on Friday night in Shaheedpur village of Pathankot after terrorist [\u2026]\nPallavi Gogoi told me that instead of complaining in the police, I was feeling more confused. I did not tell anyone about this, did anybody trust me? I myself took the blame. After allegations of sexual harassment committed by more than 20 women under the #MeToo Campaign, a woman journalist has accused Rape of BJP [\u2026]\nSome people are just so driven that they actually \u2026",
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        "raw_content": "\"David Stephen Caruso\" is an US/American actor and television producer/producer. His most prominent role is the portrayal of Lieutenant#Police rank/Lieutenant Horatio Caine on the TV series CSI: Miami and as John Kelly (NYPD Blue)/Detective John Kelly on the American Broadcasting Company/ABC crime drama NYPD Blue. He also appeared in movies such as First Blood, Kiss of Death (1995 film)/Kiss of Death, Jade (film)/Jade and Proof of Life.\nIf you enjoy these quotes, be sure to check out other famous actors! More David Caruso on Wikipedia.\nOnce they go through it, they see what their stomachs can take. It's all in emotions.\nAnne takes three years, ... with all these terrific brush strokes, to bring you back to what appears to be the source of that pain, the source of that conflict. It appears to be this broken family and the prodigal son, these things he can't really embrace because they're not his. And that appears to be what the source of all this is.\nIf you're in over your head, go out tomorrow and see a consumer credit counseling service, ... Talk to someone if you can't do the things on your list, or go find a financial planner to get some help.\nThe key to success is having some discipline, ... You don't have to be rocket scientist.",
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        "raw_content": "\u0413\u043b\u0430\u0432\u043d\u0430\u044f \u00bb 2019 \u00bb January \u00bb 27 \u00bb PHOTOS/VIDEO: Rafael Nadal's press conference after the Final at Australian Open 2019\nRAFAEL NADAL: Difficult for me to have a clear opinion. I think, of course, he played I think fantastic. At the same time is true that when he's playing that way, I think I needed something else. I was not able to have that extra thing tonight, being honest, no?\nYeah, was unbelievable the way that he played, no doubt about that. But at the same time is true that probably physically I was not able. I played fantastic tennis during both weeks, is true, but probably playing that well, I didn't suffer much during the both weeks. Five months without competing, having that big challenge in front of me, I needed something else. That something else probably today, I don't have it yet. That's my feeling, to compete at this super high level.\nI think I was playing great during the both weeks in offensive positions. In defensive positions, I practiced what I practiced. I practiced well, very well I think, but because of the things that happened to me in terms of surgery, then what happened in Abu Dhabi, I was not able to work that much the defensive game. I worked a lot on the offensive game, but not that much on the defensive game.\nTo play against a player like him, playing the way he played tonight, I needed that defensive game to finally have the chance to be offensive, no? When he was hitting, is true that maybe was difficult to beat him even if I was at my 100%. But probably will be a little bit more fight.\nQ. When you're talking about needing something else against him, is it the offensive game only or other things you need to do differently or better?\nRAFAEL NADAL: We are 32. I am 32 and a half. Is not the first meeting that we had. Is not the first time that he beat me that way. The only thing that I said is even if I was playing so well and I had a great two weeks, being honest, I can't be sad. Will be not fair to be sad. I played against a player that today was better than me. That's no doubt about that. That's all.\nI have been lot of months without having the chance to practice, without having the chance to compete. And have been two positive weeks. The only thing probably that I need is time and more matches. You know, my feeling was I have been always in offensive position during two weeks, during six matches. Today I know that will not happen. Of course, he played better than what probably he played during the rest of the tournament. Being honest, I saw him the tournament more or less. He probably played the best match so far. Playing that well, is so difficult for everybody, for everyone, when he plays that level, is so difficult to fight for victories against him.\nBut if I am able to run 100% and to resist every ball, then you find ways. The things that looks easy for him become little bit more difficult when you have to do it one more time, one more time and one more time. I was not able to push him to do it one more, one more, one more every time. That's my feeling.\nWhat I need is I need time, I need work, and I need more weeks like this one. That's really the only thing that I hope is to have the chance to keep practicing well and to have the chance to keep playing with healthy conditions. Like this, I believe the level of tennis have been great. Probably the only thing that remained a little bit more to me was normally the best thing that I have. Is something that I am not worried much. Only thing is about time.\nQ. Can you explain how you feel against a player who has answers to everything? How is it to be there on that court on such a big day? You tried everything?\nRAFAEL NADAL: I try what I had. No, no, is not what I feel. No, that's the game. You go on court, you can win, you can lose when you face players that are playing that well. You accept that somebody is able to play that well.\nQ. Stefanos felt destroyed against you.\nRAFAEL NADAL: Yeah, but Stefanos is so young. He don't have been destroyed enough times to know that that can happen on a tennis court. I am not new on this. I know these kind of things happens. Even to the best players of the history happened. I don't say I have been destroyed. I have been playing against a player that was at the highest level possible, in my opinion, tonight. A player playing like this is difficult to win.\nHe was better than me tonight. That's the sport. We can talk a lot, but when the player did almost everything better than you, you can't complain much. The only thing that you can say is congrats to the opponent, well done. For my side being very happy, big personal satisfaction about the two weeks, you can't imagine -- is nice and easy now playing the final here, looks always that. But I have been going through very tough moments. After the US Open, I didn't had the chance to play for three weeks or four weeks for the knee. Then I came back, and two days or three days before Bercy, I felt the feet, that something going wrong. I went to Bercy, had a strain in the abdominal. Then I came back, had to do surgery to the feet because a small portion of the ankle was gone. Is all the time under a tough process of things.\nThen when you want to start the season, what happened for me in the thigh at the beginning of the season, is a lot of issues. Even if I always say that I am a positive, believing that the things can go better all the time, that's tough. That's mentally tough. It's painful that you can't do the things that you need to do to be 100% fit.\nIf we analyze all this stuff, have been probably better impossible two weeks for me, even if tonight was not my day, because the opponent played too good, and I was not ready to face that level tonight. But I believe that I can be ready in a couple of months if I am able to keep practicing and to keep competing at that level.\nQ. You said you need more conditioning, more matches. What will you do with your schedule? Will you pack matches in?\nRAFAEL NADAL: I need matches, but I can't go crazy to play matches. I have my age. I have my calendar. I have my priorities. My priority now is come back home, have some rest. I played good tennis for couple of weeks. Now is the time to be back, to have a good physical work, keep working on the things that worked very well here. Step by step, working on the things that I need a little bit more. That's the mobility, the defensive positions, the recovery from positions that are difficult to come back. That is something that I have naturally good, but I need to practice and need to be able to do it at that highest level.\nThen my next step is Acapulco. That's my goal. Is a tournament that I like to play. I had some success there. I am excited to come back to Acapulco. I have Acapulco, I have Indian Wells, and that's my calendar today. The only thing I am sure I am not going to play something before these two events. That's my calendar today. Then we see. Depend how things go, I keep going or I take a rest to play on clay.\nI know that the season is long. My first priority at all, more than winning titles or not, is be happy. To be happy, I need to be healthy. I going to do the things that give me better chance to be healthy more than anything. That's the priority. If I am healthy, I am competitive, I am happy, I have the chance to win tournaments. If not, things change 100%.\nQ. Were you more nervous tonight at the start of the match than you normally are in a big match like this? You seemed to be making more mistakes than you usually make in the first few games.\nRAFAEL NADAL: I make more mistakes because he pushed more. That's all. Is not about being more nervous. I have been normal nerves, like final of Grand Slam. But the things started so quick (snapping fingers). He was pushing me to every ball.\nWhat on other days have been a serve and a ball that I can have in offensive position, today have been in defensive position. That's not nerves. That's things that happened quicker than what happened the previous days.\nI don't like to say he played unbelievable well because looks like you find an excuse for yourself. The real thing is he played so well. He did a lot of things very difficult unbelievable well. He hit so long. His return was fantastic. He was super quick.\nI really believe that he was able to work very hard on the off-season on his movement. He was moving unbelievable well. I felt that good shots came back with offensive position for me, after not a bad shot from me, I have been in the defensive position.\nIn my opinion, is all about have the chance to increase that step of intensity. As I said before, probably I was not able to make that happen tonight. But I have the confidence that I did a lot of things well this tournament. I have the confidence that I will reach this extra level of intensity in the future if I am able to practice well.\nBut answering what you say, I was not nerves, not more nerves than usual, no. That's all.\nQ. Does a match like this, the way it went, hurt mentally or is it one that you can forget quite quickly and get over?\nRAFAEL NADAL: No, you come back home more proud of the level of Wimbledon than tonight, of course. 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        "raw_content": "[These stories] have that power to inspire people to rise and act, to make a difference.\nDr. Nelson Mandela on the Karmaveer award recipients featured in the bestselling Karma Kurry Book series.\nWhen Jerry presents his stories and thoughts, one gets insights from thousands of books, places, people and villages.\n~ Dr. Amartya Sen, Nobel Laureate, Economist and Author on the stories and ideas for action shared at REX and Karmaveer wisdom transfer and knowledge sharing events\nAs a mission, REX was conceptualized in 2003, and launched in 2006 as an integral part of the RIGHT every WRONG and THE JOY OF GIVING movements created and promoted by REX founders. REX mission 2.0 is the new journey of REX in its 11 th year and comprises 7 elements:\nA pioneering learning and culturetainment event, with a special focus on mainstreaming true stories of national and global real heroes who are making a difference in our world. Over the years, REX has inspired several talk forums in India and globally. At REX, we focus on real heroes and practitioners who can walk the talk and not just people who can deliver speeches. Hence, our slogan NOT JUST TALKS, IDEAS FOR ACTION. Our intent is to create an egalitarian platform where people who do not get a fair opportunity to collaborate with others and showcase their work, get recognized, share their stories and collaborate to bring to life their ideas for action for the greater good of humanity and the world.\nTo quote a Dalit Leader, Dr. M C Raj, who for the very first time got a platform to speak, where he presented his idea for electoral reforms, which then got adopted by the Chief Election Commissioner\u2019s office and is being discussed for implementation in the Indian Electoral System.\n\u201cWe received our awards too! But it mattered very little. The atmosphere of responsibility to the nation and to the world so overwhelmed the participants that the award to individuals paled into insignificance. However, no one could deprive anyone of the pride in receiving the Award. We could see it on the face of many Brahmins who came and touched our feet and addressed us as their Ammaji and Appaji. It was not out of ignorance. It was after knowing very well that we are Dalits. A world is in embryonic stage. We can come together and live together, Dalits and Brahmins. The memento is huge. The Citation will stand tall for life. The Karmaveer Puraskar Award is not any ordinary one but the most extraordinary award that entrusts one to take on more responsibility with renewed commitment. No\nTravel, no accommodation arranged, not even an award dinner given. But people come all the way from New York, from South Africa, from Japan, from London, from France and we from Bangalore. This award is a serious business. It is not glamour. 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Karmaveer Puraskaar Awards are the global awards for social justice and citizen action, given to people who are dubbed NOBLE LAUREATES for being and leading the change to make a difference in our world over a period of time.\niDishoom.com\nReal Heroes; RIGHTeveryWRONG\nThis is the first public advocacy media portal that was launched in 2003 with the Joy of Giving mission, to mainstream true stories of real heroes. The story of Dashrath Manjhi was first brought to the people of India and the world on this portal in 2003, when Jerry met him by chance while researching the Musahar Community for the Joy of Giving documentary.\nIntent of these Awards and Fellowship\nIn a world where most awards are fixed, need to be lobbied for and where most awards are marketing campaigns, it was decided to institute awards that would be given to people based solely on the credibility of their work.\nIn the words of Dr. Verghese Kurien, Father of the White Revolution, the first Karmaveer Life\ntime Achievement Award recipient.\n\u201cOf all the awards I have been honoured with, Karmaveer Puraskaar holds a special place in my heart, since unlike most other awards, one does not need to indulge in any nepotism or lobby with any political or social faction for the Karmaveer Award. 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        "raw_content": "January 10, 2019 The Rockford Squire Tax Attic, Weekly Editorial Column 0\nThe world of tax seminars is going crazy this year and I can see why. The full affect of the law passed by Congress one year ago, the Tax Cut & Jobs Act (TCJA), is finally becoming a reality. The amount of changes stuffed into one year is quite unprecedented. I and 135 of my closest tax professional friends spent all day and half of the night last Friday listening to high quality instructors dissect the latest information available. Allow me to pass on a couple of items talked about before I discuss the world of Individual Retirement Accounts. First, the Internal Revenue Service has announced that, in its analysis of returns to be filed this coming tax season, up to 21% or about 30 million taxpayers will have a balance due on their tax returns. That\u2019s a substantially higher figure than last year. This goes against popular thoughts concerning the TCJA. Everyone was supposed to receive a tax cut and, therefore, would receive a larger refund or at least have a smaller balance due. The fly in the ointment is that last February, the IRS changed the federal withholding tables to give everyone some extra take home pay. Some extra take home pay should be a good thing. Should be. And it would be, too, except for the fact that the IRS miscalculated and the tables, in some instances, lowered withholding by too much. The net result is that even though average middle-income taxpayers will receive a $930 tax cut, their income withholding may have decreased even more. The bad news is that we tax preparers may be the bearer of bad news more often than we are used to. That\u2019s not fair to the taxpayers or to us but, as the saying goes, that\u2019s life in the big city. We will deal with it and will have a stack of blank W-4s on our desks. Second, there will be another tax law passed in 2019 that will affect 2018 tax returns. The TCJA had several provisions that are in need of technical corrections. These are the type of corrections that only Congress can fix. The IRS can only go so far and then Congress has to step up and fix its errors. Of course, Congress isn\u2019t big on taking responsibility these days. For example, the TCJA was supposed to allow improvements to non-residential commercial real property to be written off over 15 years. Unfortunately, the TCJA writers mistakenly wrote 39 years into the law instead of 15 years. That little fix has a big bearing on almost every non-residential commercial real property tax return we will be preparing. We are staying tuned to see if this gets fixed. Third, finally, almost every taxpayer who has expenses for work that are not reimbursed is probably not going to be happy when we finish the return. It is to be expected that tax professionals will be explaining the rules that go with an accountable reimbursement plan. An accountable reimbursement plan is a plan set up by an employer to reimburse employee expenses. The employee accounts to the employer for out of pocket expenses and the employer reimburses those expenses. The reimbursement may result in a deduction for the employer and it is not taxable to the employee. It might be advantageous for every employee who has work expenses that are not reimbursed to discuss setting up an accountable plan with his/her employer.\nLet\u2019s begin talking about Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs). There are actually multiple types of IRAs including Traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, SEP IRAs, and Simple IRAs. Traditional and Roth IRAs have a maximum contribution limit of $5,500 for taxpayers under the age of 50 and $6,500 for those age 50 and older. Contributions can be made for any year in which the taxpayer has compensation and is under age 70 \u00bd at the end of the year. A married taxpayer can use the compensation of a spouse to qualify to contribute. Contributions can be made until the due date of tax returns, usually April 15. There is no extension of this deadline. There are income phase-out rules that may limit the deduction of the taxpayer. There are potential penalties for taking distributions earlier than age 59 \u00bd. I will expand on these topics in the next couple of weeks and will do my best to keep you informed about where we all stand for the 2019 tax filing season. This is Jerry Coon signing off.\nSchool Beat: \u201cAnxiety: The Quiet Companion\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The September 12th Rockland Road Runners meeting at Prohibition River was one to remember. We were able to hear about the work of three of local community organizations while presenting them with checks in support of their causes. In total, over $40,000 was presented! Here\u2019s the rundown:\nThe Rockland Road Runners have partnered with the Center for Safety and Change for 30 years to help the Center in its mission to end domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking and to provide shelter and support to the victims of these crimes. The Rockland Road Runners and the Center came together on July 8th for the historic 30th Annual Women\u2019s Distance festival with 1100 women and girls, along with our sponsors, hundreds of fans, volunteers and supporters to raise over $33000 shattering last year\u2019s records of 750 women and girls and $14000. Thank you to all for your support in truly making a difference and rising up to end domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. We are going for 1000 women next year, and every year, so save the date, July 14 2018.\nSenator Carlucci accepted a check for $2,700 for the Larisa Karassik Foundation. The foundation raises awareness about drunk driving in the memory of Larisa Karassik, killed by a drunk driver on May, 23, 2015. The money was raised during the Senator David Carlucci 5K Fun Run at Rockland Lake in May. We\u2019re glad to help support this critical cause and help preserve the memory of Larisa.\nFinally, Rockland Road Runners presented a $5500 check to Kathy Bookman, Director of Development. The money raised will help United Hospice of Rockland in improving the quality of life for patients and caregivers when a loved one is facing serious illness or loss.\nNancy Seeback President of RBWN is between John MacKenzie and Mike Seidenfrau, the Elizabeth Santiago Executive Director of the Center for Safety and Change and Jim Mulcahy, branch manager, Morgan Stanley\nJohn Mackenzie, then from the Center Irene Tsetsekos, Carissa, Board and race committee member Christine Gritmon, Christine Wise-Vazquez and Kate Bayely from Crystal Run.. front row Mike Seidenfrau, Elizabeth Santiago, Kathy Perrotte (chair of the board for the Center), Billie Castiglia (board member and chair of the event) Ellen Jaffe and Michele Koblick who works at the center.\nMaria Luisa, who made a donation to the Center for $1500, had a team of 80 participants, and that team donated around 2000 bucks to the race. Maria turned 60 on the day of the race, and celebrated 30 years of business in Nyack\nAssemblywomen Ellen Jaffe getting her shirt and Bib",
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        "raw_content": "RPG A Day 21: Dice mechanic that appeals to me?\nAwesome! A post where I get to talk about one of my favourite games and show off my newest dice! What is not to love here? At first, I was repulsed by this question but now it is going to combine two of my favourite things. A game designed with pure fun in mind and glowing dice! For those not in the know, I am going to use a notation that starts with a d (this stands for die) and then a number (this is how many sides it has).\nWell, let us get the official answer out of the way. The mechanic that I love is that found in Dungeon Crawl Classics (DCC). If you find something challenging or the situation is against you, you change the dice you roll. A normal attack uses a d20 but the bone construct has a superior position. Time for you to use the d18, my friend! This is a great effect and can work in reverse. You push the bone man to a corner and have the upper hand \u2013 use a d24! DCC can do this because it extends the use of dice, and uses Zocchi dice. It is called the dice chain and included d3, d4, d5, d6, d7, d8, d10, d12, d14, d16, d20, d24, d30 and d%. If circumstances change for the better you get to go up a dice and if for the worse down. Obviously, the idea is to get above a certain target number in most cases.\nMy new dice!\nDice of Unusual Size\nI have bought really cheap Zocchi dice off eBay before but they always seem to miss the d16 or the d7. Finding one when needed can be very frustrating. So with the last order, I got a set of Dice Of Unusual Size (D.O.U.S.). These are made by Impact Miniatures and totally have my needs covered \u2013 and then some. On top of the dice that the Zocchi set has the D.O.U.S. come with a d9, d11, d13, d15, d17, d18, d19, d22, d26 and a d28! Probably never get used BUT I have them if needed. And did I mention my set glows? You can get them in a variety of colours. They are a touch on the expensive side though so once you source some you may be surprised!\nWith a bit of glow\u2026\nGet into Dungeon Crawl Classics. It is so much fun and one of my favourite games. I would love to play this much more regularly. Keep rolling!\nPosted in RPG A Day\nPrevious Post: RPG A Day 20: Game mechanic inspires your play?\nNext Post: RPG A Day 22: Which diceless system appeals to you?",
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All the characters in the drama transcend into primitivism as they openly exhibit their innermost desires that even the ones who witness it even find it acceptable and normal. In keeping with Stanley Fish\u2019s notion of Interpretative Communities where the dominant perspective reigns supreme. Teddy also does not appear to be visibly upset as he \u2018shares\u2019 his wife with his brothers in a stance critics called \u2018legalized prostitution\u2019. Therefore, it is Man\u2019s homecoming to his nomadic roots. In each scene at least someone is dressed in pajamas highlighting the rawness of the situation. With regards to critics who have pointed out suggestions that Ruth was a prostitute before she got married to Ted, the story signifies the homecoming of Ruth to her previous profession.\nThe play is also a homecoming to the past as most characters keep talking about themselves in terms of the past or define themselves with reference to the past. Memories rule the roost. All their identities are deep rooted and intertwined with the past as Max constantly makes references to memories or Ruth refers to her past as a \u2019model\u2019 . As Derrida pointed out, the word \u2018model\u2019 is ambiguous in its reference in that it refers to both the original as well as duplicate. It evokes connotations of transcending from the unreal to the real or vice versa. Max\u2019s misogynistic stance is rooted in his past experiences. The past often functions here as a standard to measure the present. Lenny portrays himself as a \u2018hard nut to crack\u2019 as he relates to Ruth evidences in the past of a woman making advances towards him that he resisted. The play also focuses on power-politics where the father-brother-son trio strive for power. Their definition of power- is where might is right and in being successful in \u2018flooring\u2019 a woman. Irving Wardle states in his The Territorial Struggle that the play has to be seen as \u201da ritualized tournament in which the two instincts of sexual desire and territorial aspiration fight it out.\u201d\nThese attempts at establishing their masculinity is their assertion of power. Esslin referred to The Homecoming in psychoanalytical terms, as a drama of Oedipal sexual conflict between fathers and sons. Gender power-politics with reference to the man/woman binary pair is apparent in the\nplay in that two people are never equal in a relationship. Owing to his \u2018supposed\u2018manipulation of the woman in Homecoming critics over the years have labeled Pinter as a misogynist. However, the woman, in fact, is the centre of attraction here as she controls all the characters in the play, and all the characters are attracted to her. She makes the luxurious demand of a three room apartment, maid, wardrobe to which the men-folk agree. Therefore, she does have a \u2018choice\u2019 and is not forced to stay here making a living at her own free will; there is no compulsion regarding her staying back leaving her husband Teddy and the kids back in America. It is very significant that Ruth has an option to stay or not, and to opt for prostitution as her profession or not. She has no financial constraints as she is the wife of a professor. She is not compelled by any of the men folk; and it is in her power to accept it or reject it. She invites a kind of freedom into her own life where she earns, and is her own master.\nEmily Hoffman in her essay \u201cThe Ruth Puzzle\u201d claims how Nora in Henrik Ibsen\u2019s A Doll\u2019s House left her husband and children and shut the door behind her, the sound of which was a pointer to the women of the future. In the play Homecoming , Ruth leaves her husband and three kids to stay in England for brighter prospects. But here the stance of Ruth has been questioned by readers and critics alike. The woman here dominates in terms of sex and gender. She physically\nsatisfies the men at her own whims, and also endeavors to give them emotional companionship that only a woman in the house can offer. She thus transforms into the archetypal woman, the one that is a combination of a wife and a mother-figure: the mother-mistress dichotomy. Thus, she aptly fits into the gap that Jessie had left open many years back. Ruth\u2019s sexual freedom has to be seen as an assertion of her individuality in a patriarchal set up where men rule the roost. Martin Esslin\u2019s comment about a completely respectable woman accepting such a proposition with complete nonchalance, has to be viewed in a wider context. To substantiate, Harold Pinter said in an interview in the Saturday Review: \u201dAt the end of the play she\u2019s in possession of a certain kind of freedom. She can do what\nshe wants and it is not at all certain she will go off to Greek Street.\u201d The feeling of the absence of a woman in the house or the nostalgia for feminine qualities is\nquite apparent in Max calling Sam a \u2018bitch\u2019, telling his sons that he gave birth to them from his womb, and the effeminate way in which he describes how he used to \u2018tuck up\u2019 his sons in bed while they were little.\nLack of communication is an important aspect in the play that Pinter symbolizes with his hallmark pauses and silences. \u201cA pause in Pinter is as important as a line. They are all there for a reason. Three dots is a hesitation, a pause is a fairly mundane crisis and a silence is some sort of crisis.\u201d There are two kinds of silences in Pinter: The one where no word is spoken, and the one where a torrent of language or lies falls into place to hide some sort of silence or truth/lies. This\nlanguage makes them understand without being understanding, and makes one misunderstand one more, than one understands the other in a relationship. In The Homecoming, Ruth is barely discernible in her ellipses, nonsequiturs and disarming physical actions, according to Hoffman. The dislocation of language also plays a major part in the theme of lack of communication. The raw mentality of Teddy\u2019s family cannot comprehend his \u2018learned lectures \u2018.The Standard Dialect\nis a powerful insignia of classy civilization that compels one to conform. The family\u2019s undressed language, coupled with Teddy\u2019s code switching techniques are also attempts at subverting standardization, and returning to one\u2019s roots.\n(Also published in the journal Criterion)\nEsslin, Martin. The Peopled Wound: The Work of Harold Pinter. London: Methuen, 1970. 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        "raw_content": "In the holy month of Ramadan, people of Pakistan prefer to offer Zakat and Fitrana to the poor. These charity and various other donations, significantly, increase the funds of various militant outfits, as under various disguises, they collect this money which is ultimately used for purchasing weapons and financing terrorism in the country. Hence, preventive measures need to create awareness in the general public on this issue to deny funds to the militants in the month of Ramadan.\nIn this respect, Individual Land (IL), an Islamabad-based advocacy group spearheading a safe charity awareness campaign said, \u201cPrivate donations in Pakistan amount to about Rs. 554 billion ($5.3 billion) annually, mostly going to seminaries and mosques and to the poor and homeless.\u201d ILO Director Gul Mina Bilal said in a charity seminar, \u201cAbout 78% of Pakistanis give charity, while 69% give charity in the form of money\u2026During our research; we found that it was difficult to know whether the public donations were going to authentic organizations\u201d. In this context, Abubakkar Yousafzai who works with the Karachi-based Sustainable Peace and Development Organisation (SPADO), which is also holding safe charity awareness campaigns stated, \u201cPakistani Muslims annually donate billions of rupees in the form of zakat, usher and fitrana\u2026The main challenge is that donors do not know enough about the fundraising group or what their money supports\u2026Militants have found ways to circumvent the government\u2019s admittedly effective ban on their fundraising. For example, they pose as charities to solicit money door to door from businesses and in residential areas. It is high time to educate the people.\u201d However, general public must ensure that their aims and charity do not aid those people who are involved in murderous rampage in the country. Those mosques, Madaris (religious seminaries) and charity organizations should not be given Zakat and Fitrana which have any association with the terrorists groups like Al-Qaeda, DAISH and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan or their affiliated organizations. Different organizations are linked with these banned groups and other extremist organizations which are operating under the guise of welfare organizations. It is notable that the major terror and sectarian outfits such as Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, Sipah-e-Muhammad Pakistan, Jaish-e-Muhammad, Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan etc. are clandestinely, operating, but still there is no appropriate move from the government to prevent them from collection of Zakat and Fitrana, incuding other charity-donations. Last year, the Pakistani government prevented the banned radical organizations from collecting Zakat, Sadqa-e-fiter or Fitrana, a donation specially given during the holy month of Ramadan. But militant groups devised new ways to deceive the faithful. In this regard, people should know that these terrorist groups and their linked religious organizations use social media and mobile phones to collect charity-donations. Notably, in metropolitan cities like Karachi, Lahore and Peshawar; various banned outfits changed their names to continue collection of Zakat and Fitrana, including other charity-donations. It is mentionable that the National Action Plan (NAP) is essential part of Pakistan\u2019s war against terrorism, as it has co-relationship with the military operation Zarb-i-Azb against the militants, including other related-issues of Madaris. One of the important points of the NAP is stop funding of the militant groups, while introducing registration and reforms of Madaris. Public must be aware of the fact that Pakistan Army has given countless sacrifices in the fight against terrorism. In this respect, majority of terror attacks have been foiled/averted and it is only the odd incidents which manage to succeed. Being responsible citizens, we should be alert and refrain from unknown charity-collectors who could collect Zakat and Fitrana, under the guise of the banned groups. People must know that this will make them equally responsible of terrorists\u2019 sins and crimes. Particularly, there should be a strict watch from government side on all charitable organizations. Action must be taken against illegal charity-collectors and their financial channels must be traced to avoid or deter the terrorist groups from executing their activities which we have witnessed in the country. Disrupting terrorists\u2019 financing network is essential to combat terrorism, as without effective check on terrorist financing\u2014fight against terrorism may not produce desired results. Although the government has taken a number of steps to curb flow of terrorists\u2019 funds, yet it requires extensive media campaign to create awareness in general public regarding terrorists\u2019 fund-raising system. The real faces of terrorists must also be unveiled to deny their monetary support. People must be informed, especially through the electronic media that Zakat, Fitrana and other charity-donations are actually aimed at helping poor masses, beggars, needy orphans and widows. Militant organizations collect money under various pretexts including Madaris, Jihad and welfare of aggrieved and deprived Muslims. But the money generated by them is spent on suicide bombings and other terrorist activities. While, many Ulema (Religious scholars) have issued Fatwas (Religious verdicts) that it is not permissible to give Zakat and Fitrana to these anti-Islam and anti-Pakistan organizations. Again such Fatwas must be issued. The government must instruct the law-enforcing agencies that if banners and posters are fixed on the walls or prominent points\u2014appealing the people for these donations which will, directly or indirectly, benefit militant outfits must be removed. Otherwise, such charity organizations will remain a serious concern, because many of them are responsible for spreading militancy by means of enormous financial support they receive from public as charity. Now, this \u2018different war\u2019 demands cooperation of the people with the security agencies, which is essential to win this war against terrorism. Therefore, public must be bewared, while donating Zakat and Fitrana, including other charity-donations to the deserving people and institutes, as the militant groups can again avail the opportunity in this holy month of Ramadan.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb C4DM Series\nMaria Panteli joined us last week as a PhD candidate. She\u2019s going to be working with me, Simon and Armand to improve our understanding of how musical styles evolve in time and space (!). Maria is no stranger to the strange world of Music Informatics, having done her Master\u2019s at MTG in Barcelona (on Byzantine chants) and, more recently, some work with Aline Honingh (Amsterdam) on rhythm in electronic dance music.\nMaria\u2019s topic is officially \u201cSignal Processing and Data Mining Tools for the Analysis of Musical Evolution\u201d, and I\u2019m looking forward to exploring that subject with her.\nWelcome Maria!",
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        "raw_content": "Some of the Universe's deepest secrets are locked up so tight, a whole new kind of subatomic cataclysm is needed to tear them free.\nTo unleash those kinds of forces, European physicists want to build a particle accelerator to rival anything we've seen, one that will make the famous 27 kilometre (16.7 mile) Large Hadron Collider (LHC) look like a high school science experiment.\nFor the time being it's quite simply referred to as the Future Circular Collider, or FCC. Once it actually starts hunting for new physics sometime in the next few decades, it might have a different name.\nCERN's current king of colliders, the LHC, is one of a complex of particle accelerators on the Swiss-French border near Geneva.\nBut even with the model confirmed, our search for understanding is far from over. There are plenty of big questions we have yet to get a grip on, and current technology just isn't up to the challenge of providing the evidence we need to answer them.\nWhy is gravity so weak, compared to the other forces? Where does the neutrino's tiny mass come from? Why is the Higgs boson so incredibly light? Where is all the Universe's antimatter? And what is the true nature of this thing we call dark matter?\nForget the combined 13 TeV impacts inside the LHC. It's hoped the FCC's ring of doom will eventually manage an insane 100 TeV for smashing protons.\nFor the first stage, though, CERN is planning something less ambitious - a machine that collides electrons with their antimatter counterpart, positrons.\nThis is different from what the LHC can achieve by smashing together hadrons, which have more mass than electrons; hadron composition - three quarks held together by gluons - also leaves more of a mess to sort out after the collision.\nFunny enough, the energies used in the first stage of FCC won't even be as high as those in the LHC, but they'll still be higher than anything achieved previously for these kinds of particles. Plenty enough to give birth to Higgs bosons, and the end result will be much easier to analyse.\nEventually adding a fully fledged 100 kilometre proton accelerator will, however, require another \u20ac15 billion of investment, so we can't hope it will be open for business any sooner than at least the middle of the century.\nJapan might also get their own version of a Higgs-generating accelerator, if the government can be convinced it's worth the investment.\nThere's no guarantee that the FCC will see the light of day, either. Higgs particle aside, the LHC just hasn't lived up to expectations, failing to provide signs of a slew of new particles as physicists had hoped.\nConvincing stakeholders to back this horse is going to be tougher than ever, but we can't wait for them to get started.",
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        "raw_content": "NASA performed the first study of its kind with two identical twins, where one twin, Scott Kelly, lived on the International Space Station (ISS) for a full year, while his twin brother, Mark Kelly, stayed on Earth. Both identical twins were subjects to a wide range of test and investigations before, during and after the mission. The aim of this study was to gain further insight into the effects of extended time in space on the human body. It was found that many aspects of human physiology are impacted, which is not surprising per se. Staying in space, after all, is a tremendous amount of stress and the body needs to adapt.\nHowever, some of the results are immensely interesting. The preliminary analysis of the collected data found that telomers are profoundly affected by staying in space. Telomers are the endings of the chromosomes and their function is to protect the coding DNA of the chromosomes from truncation during cell replication. This truncation of the DNA is an intrinsic characterisation of cell replication and happens with every replication. Telomers do not contain coding DNA and telomer shortening does not affect cell functions in general. However, when telomers become too short the cell often enters programmed cell death. Research suggests that shortened telomers are linked to age-related ailments and diseases (1). Scott Kelly\u2019s stay in space significantly increased his telomer length, albeit it decreased to approximately pre-flight length within 48 hours of landing on earth. Telomer lengthening would essentially suggest a beneficial impact on health but it is hard to speculate whether this is actually the case, especially since the lengthening reversed so quickly after Scott Kelly\u2019s return to Earth.\nScott Kelly (right) together with his brother, former astronaut, Mark Kelly (left).\nInvestigation on gene expression also indicated that Scott Kelly experienced higher levels of stress during his stay in space. However, it is somewhat unclear which DNA exactly has been investigated. One article states that the DNA and RNA of white blood cells has been used (https://www.nasa.gov/feature/how-stressful-will-a-trip-to-mars-be-on-the-human-body-we-now-have-a-peek-into-what-the-nasa) and another states cell-free DNA (https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-twins-study-investigators-to-release-integrated-paper-in-2018) \u2013 cell free DNA contains DNA from white blood cells but also from other cells. Eventually, we need to wait for the publication of the actual research. Nevertheless, some genes were found to be differentially expressed only after spaceflight and were therefor labelled \u201cspace genes\u201d. The alterations infer changes in several biological pathways in the cells. The impacted pathways are associated with: 1) tissue oxygenation and increased levels of carbon dioxide in the blood, 2) increased mitochondrial stress and increased occurrence of mitochondria in the blood, which indicates some form of damage to the mitochondria, 3) DNA damage repair, potentially caused by higher levels of radiation but also by Scott Kelly\u2019s caloric restriction during his time in space, 4) bone formation, due to zero gravity, and 5) a hyperactive immune system, potentially caused by the different environment at the International Space Station. The majority of these changes in gene expression returned to post-flight levels but, surprisingly, 7 % of the astronaut\u2019s gene expression remained disrupted 6 months after his return to Earth. This suggest possible longer-term changes induced by staying in space for one year.\nEpigenetic investigations found an altered methylation pattern in several regions of the DNA of Scott\u2019s white blood cells while he was on the ISS. These alterations returned to pre-flight state upon Scott\u2019s return to Earth. This again could indicate potential genome damage that occurred in space. However, the results still need to be analysed.\nCytokine levels in Scott\u2019s blood, which is a marker for inflammation, indicated increased inflammation. One set of cytokines was increased throughout his stay in space and another set of cytokines was increased right after his return to Earth. The latter even remained increased for six months. Additionally, certain proteins that are involved in maintaining normal insulin activity after meals were found to be increased. However, no speculations on the consequences have been made.\nOn the other side, staying in space for one year did not affect cognition, shown by several different tests. Neither was the immune systems response to a flu vaccine affected. The immune response of both twins to the flu vaccination was comparable and both showed increased levels immune cell production. This seems somewhat contrary to the gene expression investigations that suggested a hyperactive immune system.\nAlthough, the gut microbiome differed pre-flight and during Scott\u2019s stay in space, notably the bacterial taxa Bacteroidetes, one of the dominant phyla of the human gut microbiome (2), was decreased, the alterations did not persist upon his return to Erath. Overall, the changes were attributed to the change in diet during the stay at the ISS.\nCognitive investigations found that Scott Kelly\u2019s speed and accuracy were decreased post-flight. This could, however, be attributed to exposure and adaption to Erath\u2019s gravity.\nThis study aimed to gain further insight into the effects of extended time in space on the human body and contribute to the discovery of methods and technologies to support the safety of astronauts and their performance before, during and after space travel and exploration.\nThe preliminary publication of the results is vague, however draw interest and attention to the actual publication that is planned to be released by NSA 2018. So, stay tuned for further blog post on this exceptionally interesting study.\n1. Eisenberg, D.T. (2011) An evolutionary review of human telomere biology: the thrifty telomere hypothesis and notes on potential adaptive paternal effects. Am J Hum Biol. 23(2):149-67.\n2. Johnson, E. L., Heaver, S. L., Walters, W. A., & Ley, R. E. (2017) Microbiome and metabolic disease: revisiting the bacterial phylum Bacteroidetes. Journal of Molecular Medicine, 95(1): 1-8.\nLion\u2019s mane lets neurons grow \u2013 more details\nLion\u2019s mane (scientifically Hericium erinaceus) is an edible mushroom that has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for a long time. In recent years, this white, globular-shaped and rotund mushroom has been investigated for its beneficial effects on humans, especially for its neuron growth promoting effects in the brain (neurogenesis).\nNGF belongs to the protein family of neurotrophins. Research data strongly suggests that neurotrophins are essential factors for the survival and differentiation of nerve cells. Decreased production of neurotrophins seems to be involved in the development of neurodegenerative diseases.\nNeurotrophins would have been interesting compounds in treating neurodegenerative diseases, however, their high molecular weight prevents them from crossing the blood-brain barrier, and thus reaching the brain. The NGF-inducing hericenones and erinacines in lion\u2019s mane mushrooms, on the other hand, seem to cross the blood brain barrier, and thus induce growth of neurons in the brain (2).\nIn a 23 days study, mice were injected with a compound called amyloid \u00df peptide directly into the fluid in the brain which led to impaired learning and memory in these mice, specifically impaired spatial short-term and visual recognition memory. Administration of lion\u2019s mane mushrooms, however, resulted in better performance in a memory test, accompanied by regaining a sense of curiosity in these memory-impaired mice. The mice spend more time exploring novel objects than mice that were not given lion\u2019s mane mushroom. Examination of the mice brains revealed amyloid plaque formation similar to the one observed in Alzheimer\u2019s patients. Amyloid plaques are involved in inflammation of brain tissue, impair neuron transmission, and associated with nerve degeneration. It is believed that amyloid plaque formation is a marker for Alzheimer\u2019s disease. Overall, these results indicate that lion\u2019s mane mushroom administration improves cognitive impairments linked to amyloid plaque formation. Lion\u2019s mane mushroom could be utilised in the treatment of cognitive dysfunctions such as Alzheimer\u2019s disease. However, lion\u2019s mane represented 5 % of the whole mouse diet, which would translate to a substantial amount of daily human food intake. (5).\nThe human eye (mammalian in general) holds retinal photoreceptors that have image forming and non-image forming functions. Cones and rods are mainly activated in image forming processes, whereas intrinsically-photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGC), which contain melanopsin, convey non-image forming light perception. Research in visually blind study participants, whose rods and cones did not show functional response, found a blue light effect on brain activity (measured by fMRI and EEG) during an auditory cognitive task, and, intriguingly, enhanced alertness upon blue light exposure. The researchers, therefore, proposed that the observed brain activity is mediated by melanopsin-containing ipRGCs.\nIn a previous blog post, the beneficial effects of blue and white light exposure on alertness and cognitive functions have been discussed (Beneficial Effects of Bright Daylight and Blue Light on Human Performance). Due to its important function in regulating the circadian clock, light exposure has also been investigated for its beneficial effects on weight loss, metabolic syndrome and physical performance.\nCircadian Rhythm and Obesity, Metabolic Syndrome and Time-Restricted Eating\nObesity and metabolic syndrome are characterised by several physical manifestations. The decisive ones are central obesity, where high level of fat are located inside the abdomen (intra-abdominal) rather than beneath the skin (subcutaneously), elevated triglyceride levels and reduced HDL cholesterol, reduced glucose tolerance, as well as increased level of markers that indicate inflammation and reduced levels of anti-inflammatory markers. Unfortunately, metabolic syndrome already became a worldwide public health concern that affects a high percentage of people between 25 and 60. It is associated with a 2.3-fold increased risk to suffer from cardiovascular disease and a 2.4-fold increased risk to die due to cardiovascular disease.\nOn a physical level, the development and maintenance of obesity and metabolic syndrome are affected by choice of diet, overall caloric intake and physical inactivity. Interestingly, studies in mice and rats showed that the time of eating seems to impact the development of metabolic syndrome dramatically. When rats were fed a high fat diet but could only eat during the time of day when rats are active \u2013 called time-restricted feeding-, which is at night, they neither develop obesity, fatty liver, nor did they show high levels of insulin in the blood or increased inflammation, contrary to mice that could eat whenever they wanted. Surprisingly, the amount of calories that were consumed by rats of both groups was essentially the same. Also, the onset of obesity in rats that had access to food whenever they wanted was corrected by time-restricted feeding, which came as a big surprise and emphasises the importance of eating time and duration.\nResearch showed that the circadian rhythm is linked to the metabolism and its activity. Mice that had an impaired circadian rhythmicity, due to mutations in circadian clock genes, were prone to obesity and metabolic syndrome, and showed increased blood glucose, cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Based on these findings, the influence of light exposure at night on mice was investigated. Research found increased body mass in mice that were exposed to constant light or dim light during the night, which is the time of activity for mice, compared to mice that were exposed to normal day/night cycles. The mice in unnatural light conditions also showed impaired glucose tolerance, which in combination with increased body mass was interpreted as a pre-diabetic state. The detrimental effects on health occurred as early as one week after the unnatural light conditions were applied. It was also observed that mice that were exposed to dim light at night consumed significantly more food during the light phase, i.e. the time of their inactivity, compared to mice that were exposed to day/night cycles.\nThis effect of altered eating habits on weight gain was then further investigated. When mice that lived in day/night cycles were fed only at night, they did not change their body masses or fat percentages. When mice in day/night cycles were, however, fed during their inactive phase, i.e. the day, or had access to food whenever they wanted, they gained weight and fat.\nOverall, these study results suggest that unnatural light conditions uncoupled activity and food consumption, and resulted in metabolic changes. This was suggested at least for mice. The researchers hypothesised an involvement of melatonin and melatonin rhythmicity in this alteration. It was found that mice that lived in constant light had blunted melatonin rhythms during the night, in combination with visceral adiposity (intra-abdominal fat accumulation). This increased fat deposition was, however, rescued by administration of melatonin.\nIn human studies it is harder to distinguish the actual effects of time-restricted feeding from other factors. Nevertheless, it was suggested that in the course of a weight loss diet, when study participant consumed their main meal later during the day, weight loss was less compared to participants who consumed their main meal earlier. Night time eating is probably a common and widely-known reason for fat gain and obesity, as well as, which is less-known, a reason for a disruption of the circadian rhythm. Light from screens of computers and electronic device, which emit an increased amount of blue light that, in turn, affects the rhythmicity of the circadian clock, have already been suggested to increase the risk to suffer from obesity, diabetes, and metabolic disorders. Linked to the disruption of the circadian rhythm, shift work or jet lag, where the subjective night phase is interrupted by light, was found to disrupt the timing of feeding and led to weight gain in rats. When, however, the simulation of shift work and jet lag was accompanied by time-restricted feeding to the active phase, the rodents did not gain weight. Studies in humans showed that a 12 hour shift in rhythm, which occurs by crossing several time zones, resulted in decreased blood leptin levels, and high blood sugar and insulin levels (hyperglycaemia and hyperinsulinemia). Leptin is a hormone that inhibits the sensation of hunger! This indicates the high importance of food consumption during the time of natural activity instead of inactivity in terms of health.\nThese findings in rodents and humans inferred a possible effect of targeted light exposure on weight loss. A study in overweight women (BMI 25 \u2013 30) who did not exercise showed a mild effect of blue-enriched white light (1,300 lux) exposure in the morning for 45 minutes on weight loss. Overall, the body mass of the participants did not change, but they lost on average 0.35 kg of fat in three weeks, suggesting that blue-enriched white light affects body composition. The light-exposed group reported reduced appetite compared to the group that was not exposed to light. The researchers argued that light-mediated release of serotonin and norepinephrine in the brain and blood could be responsible for this appetite-supressing effect.\nMore significant, a combination of calorie-reduced diet and 30 min minute walk three times a week with daily exposure to daylight (10,000 lux) for 30 minutes resulted in an average loss of 8.6 kg body mass in overweight participants in two weeks, and only 2.9 kg when the participants were exposed to dim light (500 lux) for 30 minutes.\nTaken together, results from animal and human studies suggest that eating during the natural active phase and an uninterrupted circadian rhythm have beneficial effects on the health. Light exposure in the morning may also modulate the metabolism and body composition.\nBeneficial Effects of Blue Light on Physical Performance\nDuring the day, physical performance improves towards afternoon and peaks in the late afternoon and early evening. Several studies investigated the effect of light exposure on human physical performance, but the results were inconsistent. However recently, a study was carried out that considered the individual internal time of the participants and exposed them to bright white light two hours prior and during a 40 minute cycling exercise. The researchers found improved performance on the bicycle ergometer that was accompanied by elevated heart rate, increased blood lactate levels and greater subjective exertion. Crucial was that the exercise was performed approximately 14.5 hours after the individual mid-sleep of the participants. Here, bright white light exposure improved performance compared to exercising approximately 11.5 hours after mid-sleep. These results indicate a relatively small timeframe when bright white light could contribute to performance enhancement.\nEkstr\u00f6m, J.G. and Beaven, C.M. (2014) Effects of blue light and caffeine on mood. Psychopharmacology. 231, 3677-3683.\nKantermann, T., Forstner, S., Halle, M., Schlangen, L., Roenneberg, T., Schmidt-Trucks\u00e4ss, A. (2012) The Stimulating Effect of Bright Light on Physical Performance Depends on Internal Time. PLoS ONE 7(7), e40655.\nMaury, E., Hong, H.K., Bass, J. (2014) Circadian disruption in the pathogenesis of metabolic syndrome. Diabetes Metab. 40(5), 338-346.\nVandewalle, G., Collignon, C., Hull, J.T., Daneault, V., Albouy, G., Lepore, F., Phillips, C., Doyon, J., Czeisler, C.A., Dumont, M., Lockley, S.W., and Carrier, J. (2013) Blue Light Stimulates Cognitive Brain Activity in Visually Blind Individuals. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. 25(12), 2072-2085.\nFonken, L.K., Workman, J.L., Walton, J.C., Weil, Z.M., Morris, J.S., Haim, A., and Nelson, R.J. (2010) Light at night increases body mass by shifting the time of food intake. PNAS. 107 (43), 18664\u201318669.\nDanilenko, K.V., Mustafina, S.V., Pechenkina, E.A. (2013) Bright Light for Weight Loss: Results of a Controlled Crossover Trial. Obes Facts. 6:28-38.\nThe circadian rhythm, also called circadian clock or just inner clock, is the endogenous capability of an organism to retain a 24 h rhythm without being exposed to environmental stimuli that indicate the time of day. Animals, plants and even fungi generate a circadian rhythm and plays a major role in daily live.\nFor humans it is the mechanism to regulate sleep and wakefulness. Interestingly, during the first half year of life, as infants, humans do not have a working circadian rhythm, which explains why babies have an erratic sleeping pattern. They wake up in the middle of the night and are wide awake, much to the suffering of the parents. At around three to six months of age, the circadian clock starts to get established, and babies begin to sleep at night and are awake during the day.\nHow are sleep and wakefulness regulated?\nThere are two mechanisms or systems that take care of sleep and wakefulness. This first is the \u201csleep and wake homoeostasis\u201d, which is a balance-system of sleep and wakefulness. It measures the ratio of both, and in case of insufficient sleep over a longer period of time the need for sleep will accumulate, resulting in the enhanced feeling of sleepiness. The sleep-wake homoeostasis system is also responsible for continuous sleep throughout the night.\nThe second regulator of sleep and wakefulness is the circadian clock, and it regulates the timing of both states. In general, the circadian clock\u2019s strongest effect on sleep occurs between 2 and 4 o\u2019clock at night, when people are in their deepest sleep. At this time, the body\u2019s production of the sleep hormone melatonin is at its highest level.\nUpon awakening in the morning, melatonin levels are strongly reduced, and instead stress hormone levels, such as cortisol, rise. This is also the time when the circadian clock ensures that the body\u2019s digestive system is animated and that the brain starts to reach peak performance; ready for analysing, decision making, altogether ready for work.\nIn the afternoon, the circadian clock improves motor-control to ensure peak physically performance.\nIn the evening, the circadian clock prepares the organism for sleep by slowing down the metabolism, reducing stress-hormone levels and again increasing melatonin levels that reach peak levels between 2 and 4 o\u2019clock at night; thereby closing the cycle.\nOverall, the circadian clock gets the organism into a rhythm that attunes it for reoccurring events and regulates daily processes. But how is rhythm regulated?\nLight and darkness are the key players here, especially the timing when they are perceived. Light, obviously, is sensed by specific photoreceptors of the eye\u2019s retina. Studies in rodents found that entrainment of the circadian rhythm depends on melanopsin that has peak sensitivity to light of around 480 nm wavelength, and opsin of the cones that has peak sensitivity to light of above 500 nm wavelength (middle wavelength-opsin in the outer retina). Therefore, melanopsin perceive the blue light proportion of daylight and conveys blue light signals. The participation of other retina photopigments in entrainment is, however, not excluded.\nThe subsequently created signal is transferred to an area in the brains that is part of the hypothalamus and is called Suprachiasmatic Nucleus (SCN), or \u201cmaster clock\u201d. During the day, melanopsin-mediated stimulation of the SCN prevents the production of the sleep hormone melatonin, resulting in wakefulness. Conversely, during the evening/night, when blue light mediated stimulation of the SCN is reduced, melanin is produced, resulting in sleepiness. The SCN is also responsible for the downregulation of the core body temperature at this time. Thus, the feeling of being cold is much stronger during the night.\nThe inhibiting effect of blue light on the melatonin production at night could results in low-quality sleep during the night. This is where people\u2019s most common hobby, work and general pursuit come into play: computers, tablets, phones and their screens. They emit blue light and we use them until late at night; we have a quick look at our phones before we go to sleep. By doing so, the circadian clock gets jumbled and, thereby, the whole day-night rhythm. This could results in difficulties to fall asleep, light sleep and a feeling of being unrested.\nHelpful tips for better sleep\nInterruptions of sleep at night should be avoided, and in case that this is not possible, for instance by a visit of the bathroom, light should not be switched on. Of course only in case it is ensured that movement in the house, flat, rooms, and so on, during darkness is safe!\nIt is important to realise that closed eyes do not prevent light from being perceived and the resulting signal from being transferred to the SCN. Sleeping when the sun is up will not allow for the most restful sleep. The bedroom should be dark, or, as an alternative, a dark sleeping mask cold be worn.\nScreens, especially mobile phone and computer screens, emit a high proportion of blue light. Avoidance of looking at screens before bedtime would be very beneficial for sleep onset and sleep quality. Alternatively, the program f.lux\u00ae could be utilised. It tracks sunset and gradually changes the colours of the light emitted by the computer and mobile phone screen, removing the blue light proportion at night. Also, blue light blocking glasses could be worn in the evening and at night.\nPanda, S. (2007) Multiple Photopigments Entrain the Mammalian Circadian Oscillator. Neuron 53, 619-621.\nPartch, C.L., Green, C.B., and Takahashi, J.S. (2014) Molecular Architecture of the Mammalian Circadian Clock. Trends Cell Biol.24(2), 90-99.\nTosini, G., Ferguson, I., Tsubota, K. (2016) Effects of blue light on the circadian system and eye physiology. Molecular Vision 22, 61-72.\nhttp://justgetflux.com",
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        "title": "Search Major \u2022 - GoPro Hero4 Black 4K video",
        "raw_content": "Board index \u2039 Social Life \u2039 Gadgets \u2039 GoPro Hero4 Black 4K video\nGoPro Hero4 Black 4K video\nGoPro Hero4 Black delivers smooth 4K video,\nbetter low-light performance\nGoPro has taken a tiny box roughly the size of a Zippo lighter and turned it into something truly remarkable.\nThe Hero4 Black is the company's new flagship camera targeted at pros and anyone who wants the best damn video you can get from an action cam (more on that later) and is willing to pay for it. It costs $500 in the US, \u00a3370 in the UK and AU$649 for the folks in Australia.\nThe camera's processor is twice as powerful as its predecessor's, allowing you to record at up to 4K resolution at 30 frames per second. It can also do 1080p at 120fps, which can make for some very smooth video when shooting fast-moving scenes, as well as nice slow-motion clips.\nBeing the step-down model, the Hero4 Silver costs $400, \u00a3290 or AU$509. It records video at up to 4K at 15fps, a more useful 2.7K resolution at 30fps, and perhaps more importantly 1080p and 720p at 60fps and 120p, respectively. If all those sound familiar, it's because they are what the Hero 3/3+ Black can do. So it seems with the Hero4 Silver you're essentially getting that model with a touchscreen.\nThat's right -- it has a built-in touchscreen on the back. You can use it to set up your shots or play them back, but you can also change settings with it instead of the tiny front display.\nSo, why did the higher-end Hero4 Black not get a touchscreen? According to a GoPro representative, the Black's new processor needed for the 4K/30p video gives off quite a bit of heat when pumping all those pixels and because of that, the touchscreen had to be dropped.\nYou'll still have Wi-Fi to connect to mobile devices (Android, iOS and Windows Phone are supported) and there's Bluetooth as well (both for the Black and Silver), which might mean you can use a Pebble watch to control the camera. And you can always buy the LCD BacPac that attaches to the back.\nThe screen is the only physical difference between the two new models, but there are a handful of design tweaks separating them from their predecessors.\nGoPro has changed the battery size and design, which will probably be a bit of a rub if you have an older model. It no longer slides in the back, but drops into the bottom, which works just fine and makes swapping them out easier. But the battery change means you'll being buying new ones if you pick up a Hero4.\nAnd you probably will want extra batteries. Generally, using anything above 1080p at 30fps -- in resolution, frame rates or both -- will shorten battery life (that goes for any camera, though). Burst shooting, high-speed time lapse, using wireless, these will cut into your time, too. It's basically the trade-off made in order to have a camera so small and light.\nA change for the better is the new context-sensitive menu system. On the camera's right side, what was the Wi-Fi button on previous models is a Settings button. Press it and up comes just the settings for the mode that you're in.\nThat eliminates much of the seemingly endless button presses (and frustrating mistakes) that it would take to change resolution or turn on or off Protune or any other feature. If you've used other GoPro models it might take some time to adjust, but the experience is much better than it was.\nThat Settings button doubles as a \"Hilight Tag\" button. Going through hours of video looking for that one cool moment can be tedious. With the Hero4, you hit the button immediately after that cool moment happens and it's tagged so you can find it fast later. A new version of GoPro's wireless wrist remote will support tagging, too. Like the built-in screen, GoPro isn't the first to have a tagging feature, but nonetheless it's very welcome.\nThere are other new features including Night Photo and Night Lapse modes that let you adjust exposure up to 30 seconds for single shots and time-lapse photos. The cameras can shoot 12-megapixel stills in bursts of up to 30 frames per second. And GoPro's Protune setting that allows for manual control over color, ISO, exposure, and contrast is now available for photos as well as video.\nBut what you really want to know is how's the video, right? http://vimeo.com/107420323\nAbove is a sample video shot with the Hero4 Black, edited and exported with the company's free GoPro Studio software. (Note: There is no audio until the last 25 seconds of the video.) The quality is fantastic and the low-light and night scenes are particularly great given the size of the camera and its sensor. You can pick on their design, the battery life and the features, but the video looks like it's still the best in the category.\nI'll have full reviews of the Hero4 Black and Silver soon with battery testing and, hopefully, I'll be able to post some raw video for download. 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        "raw_content": "Brady Introduces Budget Bill to Balance Revenues and Spending Cuts\nSen. Bill Brady today jumpstarted the conversation to end a two-year budget impasse as he introduced a full and balanced Fiscal Year 2018 budget that protects the state\u2019s highest priority programs, reins in spending and eliminates two-thirds of the state\u2019s mountain of unpaid bills.\n\u201cI have always said that a balanced budget must be an integral part of the grand compromise that the Senate has been working on,\u201d said Brady (R-Bloomington). \u201cWhile I appreciate the hard work and progress that has gone into some of these proposals, nobody has been talking about a budget. What I\u2019m proposing today is a balanced budget that takes into account the new revenues from that compromise but also includes more than $5 billion in general revenue fund spending cuts, adjustments and cost savings, including 5 percent across-the-board cuts for most of state government outside elementary and secondary education.\u201d\nBrady\u2019s proposal provides for selling revenue bonds totaling $6 billion to significantly reduce the state\u2019s backlog of unpaid bills and saving the state millions of dollars in late-payment interest costs. The overall proposal will take the total owed back to the June 2015 level of about $4.4 billion. The proposal also includes a hard-spending cap of roughly $36 billion in general funds.\n\u201cThe state\u2019s unpaid bills now total almost $13 billion, or $1,000 for every man, woman and child in the state. If we do nothing, our unpaid bills \u2013 what we owe to medical care providers, social service agencies and other vendors \u2013 will grow to over $204 billion in the next two years. That\u2019s not the message Illinois ought to be sending to the world, and it\u2019s not the kind of system we should ask Illinoisans to accept.\n\u201cNo one wants higher taxes, and cuts are sometimes unpopular. I think many Illinoisans are prepared to accept the temporary need for increased revenues to meet the challenges we as a state face, but only if we in government first do our part to control government spending,\u201d Brady said. \u201cI believe this budget proposal meets that goal and would put Illinois on a path to fiscal recovery.\u201d\nBrady said his proposal will be filed in the Senate this afternoon.\nIt fully funds the school aid-formula and includes many of the budget-balancing measures proposed by Governor Rauner in February, including the $1.3 billion in pension reform savings, sale of the James R. Thompson Center in Chicago and $435 million savings in restructuring of the state employee group health insurance program. It also includes new across-the-board cuts totaling nearly $800 million and holding MAP grants to their current level.",
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        "raw_content": "Scripture: Judges 2:1-23; Joshua 4:19-24; 2 Peter 2...\nObedience, respect, awe in God is what God wants from us in order to have peace. The same was true for Israel. If they did the same thing, God would take care of them and there would be peace. But that is not what happened; Israel sinned by doubting God, by wanting to be like the other nations that they should have destroyed and by worshiping their false Gods.\nJudges 2:6-3:6\nGod had big plans for his people. He promised Abraham that from his seed would come a great and mighty nation. In reality, two great nations came from Abraham, the Israelites and the descendants of Ishmael, the Arabs. From the seed of Abraham through Isaac would come the seed of woman as prophesied in Genesis 3, the Messiah. God\u2019s long-range plan was to restore that lost relationship through Jesus. But until then, God wanted His people to be happy. He also wanted them to have a home and a relationship with Him. And so he gave them laws to follow so they would have a life that would produce happiness, peace and a relationship with God. All they had to do was be obedient to God\u2019s laws, stay faithful to him and love only him.\nSatan started to work at once when man was created. It was his desire for man and God not to have any relationship. Sin was his weapon. If he could get man to think and believe that there was something else out there that was better than God, then Satan knew he had a chance to foil God\u2019s plan of salvation. Remember, the plan was for a seed of man to come that would eventually destroy Satan and render him powerless. Knowing this, Satan was not going to sit back and just let it happen. He was going to do all he could to destroy man\u2019s relationship with God.\nIn Judges, we will see Satan use his attack strategy over and over again and Israel will fail over and over again. All of this is to destroy the linage from where the Messiah will come and defeat Satan. God loved his people but he was also very angry with them and punishes them with their own enemies they failed to remove from the land the inherited.\nJudges 2:1-5 (NIV) The angel of the LORD went up from Gilgal to Bokim and said, \"I brought you up out of Egypt and led you into the land that I swore to give to your forefathers. I said, 'I will never break my covenant with you, and you shall not make a covenant with the people of this land, but you shall break down their altars.' Yet you have disobeyed me. Why have you done this? Now therefore I tell you that I will not drive them out before you; they will be [thorns] in your sides and their gods will be a snare to you.\" When the angel of the LORD had spoken these things to all the Israelites, the people wept aloud, and they called that place Bokim. There they offered sacrifices to the LORD.\nWhere is Gilgal and why is it important to this story?\nJoshua 4:19-24 (NIV) On the tenth day of the first month the people went up from the Jordan and camped at Gilgal on the eastern border of Jericho. And Joshua set up at Gilgal the twelve stones they had taken out of the Jordan. He said to the Israelites, \"In the future when your descendants ask their fathers, 'What do these stones mean?' tell them, 'Israel crossed the Jordan on dry ground.' For the LORD your God dried up the Jordan before you until you had crossed over. The LORD your God did to the Jordan just what he had done to the Red Sea when he dried it up before us until we had crossed over. He did this so that all the peoples of the earth might know that the hand of the LORD is powerful and so that you might always fear the LORD your God.\"\nThese 5 verses in Judges 2 set the stage as to what is to come for the Israelites during this period. He makes a promise to them that is our promise to claim today. What is it? I will never break my covenant with you.\nThere is a promise he is expecting us to keep also. What is it? and you shall not make a covenant with the people of this land, but you shall break down their altars\nHow is our covenant today (New Covenant) similar to the Old one? God wants us to choose him and to be faithful to all he asks us to do. How is it different? We first have to understand who the enemy is. Satan is our enemy, not the other people around us. We show our faithfulness to God by doing what he asks:\n1. To be like Jesus. Take on His character and do the things He would do.\n2. Accept the ministry of reconciliation, be His ambassador to those outside of Christ so He can win the lost through us.\nInteresting Trivia: Who is the Angel of the Lord? In the light of N.T. revelation, this O.T. angel may properly be identified with the pre-incarnate Son of God. Isa 9:6 gives this name to the predicted Messiah of Israel. Malachi affirmed that \"the LORD\" who would \"suddenly . . . come to his temple\" would also be \"the messenger [angel] of the covenant\" (3:1). It is significant that in the N.T. there is no further reference to the angel of the LORD. Why is that?\nJudges 2:10-16 (NIV) After that whole generation had been gathered to their fathers, another generation grew up, who knew neither the LORD nor what he had done for Israel. Then the Israelites did evil in the eyes of the LORD and served the Baals. They forsook the LORD, the God of their fathers, who had brought them out of Egypt. They followed and worshiped various gods of the peoples around them. They provoked the LORD to anger because they forsook him and served Baal and the Ashtoreths. In his anger against Israel the LORD handed them over to raiders who plundered them. He sold them to their enemies all around, whom they were no longer able to resist. Whenever Israel went out to fight, the hand of the LORD was against them to defeat them, just as he had sworn to them. They were in great distress. Then the LORD raised up judges, who saved them out of the hands of these raiders.\nHow important is history? What happens when heritage is not passed onto the next generation? See verse 10.\nWhat danger does this church have to deal with today concerning the truth about God and what we see in verse 10?\nThere are a lot of ironies in the Bible. Our text here is one of them. In verses 11-13 scriptures say the Israelites worshiped and served the Baals. It said they forsook the Lord and followed the gods of the peoples around them. The influence of their enemies caused them to move away from God and to disobey his commands. One would think that God\u2019s enemies would be easy to stay away from. Why would anyone openly go to the enemy and make friends of them? But that is exactly what the Israelites did.\nWho was Baal? Why was that religion such a temptation to the Israelites? Why would this anger God so much?\nBaal was worshiped as the god who provided fertility. The name Baal means \u201clord, owner, possessor, or husband,\u201d The noun comes from a verb that means to marry or rule over. Baal worship included human sacrifices, sex between the priests and priestess, sexual symbols were seen as religious rather than unrighteous, incense, dancing around their altars slashing themselves with knives, etc. Scriptures also included Ashtaroth. These were religions similar to Baalism but worshiped the female goddesses whose rites were celebrated by the most gross and reviling impurities.\nKnowing the things of Baal, how is Baal worship so opposite the worship of God Almighty? From God\u2019s perspective, what is Baal worship like to Him? Today, what are the enemies we ought to stay away from and what are the tragedies waiting to destroy us if we entertain their presence?\nJudges 2:20-23; 3:6 (NIV) Therefore the LORD was very angry with Israel and said, \"Because this nation has violated the covenant that I laid down for their forefathers and has not listened to me, I will no longer drive out before them any of the nations Joshua left when he died. I will use them to test Israel and see whether they will keep the way of the LORD and walk in it as their forefathers did.\" The LORD had allowed those nations to remain; he did not drive them out at once by giving them into the hands of Joshua. They took their daughters in marriage and gave their own daughters to their sons, and served their gods.\nWe see in these verses good examples of God using war as a method to discipline and chastise His people. God was angry at Israel for their unwillingness to obey and follow Him. The continued to break the covenant that God had made with them and their forefathers. So God decided not to drive out the remaining enemies from the land and to use them as tests to see if the nation would remain faithful to him. When they didn\u2019t, he struck them. But notice who had control; God used the enemies to punish the Israelites. He never allowed the enemies to totally defeat Israel. The enemy was His tools and methods of teaching Israel the lessons of faithfulness.\nToday, when God wants to teach us faithfulness, how does he do it? Does he send a war or cause bad things to take place? Or does he use other methods?\nI think it is interesting in verses 1-2 that another reason for the enemy was to teach war to those who did not have experience in warfare. It was crucial as a nation under God to know how to use weapons for war. Learning to fight the enemy and having the ability to defeat the enemy was crucial. Satan wanted to destroy the linage of the Messiah. The way he could do it was to destroy Israel itself both spiritually and physically. If Israel were eliminated, the linage would be destroyed.\nWhat about today, is the enemy the same and is God as interested in war like he was back in the time of Judges?\n2 Peter 2:11-12 (NIV) yet even angels, although they are stronger and more powerful, do not bring slanderous accusations against such beings in the presence of the Lord. But these men blaspheme in matters they do not understand. 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        "raw_content": "SINGAPORE: Saudi Arabian authorities have given Singapore an additional 100 places for Haj pilgrims for this year, on top of the official quota of 800, Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Yaacob Ibrahim announced on Friday (Mar 23).Singapore was allocated 680 Haj places annually between 2012 and 2016 due to \"extensive development and upgrading projects\" taking place in the vicinity of Makkah's Holy Mosque, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) said.\nUruguay vs Saudi Arabia: World Cup 2018 prediction, betting tips, odds, kick...\nSaudi Airlines to operate first Baghdad flight in 27 years",
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        "raw_content": "Buy The Books Online\nHome| Shamanic Secrets Series| Mystical Man's Blog| BUY| About Robert Shapiro\nShamanic Secrets Series\nShamanic Secrets for Material Mastery\nDownload Chapter 1 FREE!\nShamanic Secrets for Spiritual Mastery\nSeeing Alternate Realities\nMinor Changes on My Blogs\nMore About a Phenomena Aspect of Bilocation\nTrue Magic For Now\nWe will attempt, on this website, to share with you many hidden traits and abilities that you all share as a group. What I mean by that is in ancient times when mystical things needed to be done\u2014and mystical here simply meaning that that which was unknown but needed in the circumstances that presented themselves\u2014usually not just one person would be responsible. Many different individuals would be having different qualities and capabilities to contribute. I'm mentioning that to you because a great many of you coming here have certain shamanic capabilities and of course many of you are already practicing these things so as to improve the quality of your life and the quality of lives of others.\nSo the purpose of this page is not to try to convince you to set aside your life and to follow the shamanic path but rather it is to suggest to you that it is possible for you to follow the shamanic path and still follow the path of your own life. It is alright to simply integrate what you find here if it fits into your life and see how it serves you and others if you wish to practice in that way. We will share with you here on this site the many possible ways of being from the smallest elements as you might find in the Shamanic Secrets book about people, places and things and more to broader topics that cover many different things.\nSo far there are three books in this series and there is a wealth of information in there but we will also attempt to share things on this site that you have not read in those books and perhaps not in any of the Explore Race books or other material through this particular channel. There will be times when you will also see videos here (and we'll have those up as soon as possible) so that you can get a greater sense of contact between yourself and the channel as well as other channels who might contribute material from time to time. It is up to you whether you want to just read or view and consider and ponder. You're welcome to do that.\nIf on the other hand you want to learn and apply we will attempt to support your needs that way. Some of you will have questions and we may be able to offer some answers to some of those questions. We will see how that goes. But this has been done before and it can be done in an accommodating way. We'll see. It will have to be on topic and also it will be helpful if you say just a little bit that you feel comfortable in saying about your own practice of these things that you are inquiring about. That way we can have the opportunity to serve an answer that will meet your specific question but also others who come to read here will be able to perhaps identify with your need and see how it fits into their lives.\nLastly I want to say that many of these secrets are not meant to be secret. The whole purpose of the title Shamanic Secrets for this or that depending on the subject matter of the book does not mean to suggest that these are purposeful secrets, but rather that they've been lost in time and therefore what seems to be a secret may primarily, not in every case, but may primarily be simply lost in the corners of time. So I'm hopeful that you will enjoy this site and participate as much as you wish and on that note I will say goodnight.\nGrandfather through Robert Shapiro",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 FTR #497 Nightmare | Report On Islamists, The Far Right, And Al Taqwa \u2192\nFTR #498 & 499: 9/11 Update (The SICO File) & The SICO Spring of 2001\nPosted by FTR \u22c5 March 1, 2005Post a comment Email This Post Print This Post Tweet This!\nTags 9/11, A. Q. Khan, Achmed Huber, al-Taqwa, Anti-semitism, bin Laden, BND, Bush, CIA, Clearstream, CNN, Cover-Up, Dulles, FBI, Francois Genoud, GOP, Grand Mufti, Hamas, Hopsicker, Huffman Aviation, Ibn Saud, Iran, Islamist, Kevin Coogan, Mohammed Atta, Money Laundering, Monzer Al-Kassar, National Alliance, Nazi, New Right, Nixon, Oil, Oliver North, Operation Green Quest, P-2 Lodge, Philby, PIJ, Reagan, Rita Katz, SAAR Network, Saudi, SICO, SS, The M-Fund, Turner Diaries, Underground Reich, USSR, Watergate, WTC 1993 Bombing, Youssef Nada, Zionism\nListen to #498:\nIntroduction: Both FTRs #489 and #499 deal in considerable measure with SICO\u2014the European-based holding company for many of the Bin Laden family\u2019s assets. One of the complicating factors in the 9/11 investigations is the fact that there are many different (and seemingly disparate) elements involved. Examination of the event yields information running in the direction of some of the Iran-Contra drug-smuggling networks, evidentiary tributaries involving white supremacist and neo-Nazi participants in the events, as well as Saudi and Islamist elements of Al Qaeda. It is Mr. Emory\u2019s considered opinion that SICO may well hold the key to placing these participatory elements in their proper order and perspective.\nMembers of the board of directors of SICO participated in some of the Iran-Contra-connected drug smuggling operations of the 1980\u2019s. Charles Rochat and Baudoin Dunand\u2014two SICO directors\u2014liquidated some financial entities in early 2001 (formed in partnership with Willard Zucker, one of Oliver North\u2019s cronies in the Iran-Contra machinations).\nSICO trained pilots for its aviation subsidiary at tiny Huffman Aviation in Venice Florida. (Huffman was the school through which Mohamed Atta and several of the 9/11 hijackers infiltrated the United States.) There are also numerous links between the milieu of Huffman Aviation and the Iran-Contra-connected drug networks.\nSICO director Baudoin Dunand set up numerous offshore entities in the 1980\u2019s, which were used for covert operations involving Afghan Mujahideen weapons acquisitions, as well as some of the Iran-Contra gambits. Dunand is also linked to the milieu of the Bank Al Taqwa, which itself brings together Islamists, \u201cOld Guard\u201d Nazi veterans of the Third Reich and German neo-Nazis. Al Taqwa director Ahmed Huber also maintains links with American white supremacist and neo-Nazi elements.\nOne of the central points of the program concerns 16 unpublished Clearstream accounts that SICO opened in the spring of 2001. Is there a relationship between the opening of these accounts and the closing of other financial entities by Rochat and Dunand? Is there a relationship between these maneuvers and the events of 9/11? Rudi Dekkers and company suddenly came into possession of a considerable amount of cash shortly before 9/11. Is there any connection between Dekkers\u2019 sudden largesse and the Clearstream accounts? \u201cFollow the Money\u201d was what Watergate informant Deep Throat told Washington Post reporters Woodward and Bernstein. That advice holds well for the 9/11 investigation.\nThe program highlights Michael Chertoff\u2014the new head of the Department of Homeland Security. Chertoff headed up Operation Green Quest, the task force charged with interdicting the flow of terrorist money worldwide. Chertoff himself had represented and protected Dr. Magdy El-Amir, an apparent financier of Al Qaeda.\nProgram Highlights Include: Details about Rudi Dekkers\u2019 continuing infiltration of the United States; Chertoff\u2019s role in attenuating the very Operation Green Quest task force he supervised; review of the FBI and CIA\u2019s harassment of the investigators behind the 3/20/2002 Operation Green Quest raids; review of Baudoin Dunand\u2019s relationship to Nazi financier Francois Genoud; Genoud\u2019s connections to Bank Al Taqwa\u2014a major financial vehicle for Al Qaeda; Al Taqwa director Achmed Huber\u2019s links to German and American neo-Nazis; American neo-Nazi leader William Pierce\u2019s 1998 foreshadowing of the 9/11 attacks; Saudi Arabia\u2019s longstanding relationship to Nazis of various sorts.\n1. One of the main elements of discussion in both FTR#498 and FTR#499 is the 9/11 money trail. In that regard, it is worth noting that the new head of the Department of Homeland Security\u2014Michael Chertoff\u2014was in charge of the Operation Green Quest task force. Later on in this description, we will review Chertoff\u2019s role in attenuating the Green Quest investigation. The program reviewed and underscored a rather pronounced conflict of interest. Chertoff\u2019s role as head of Operation Green Quest was severely compromised by his close association with Dr. Magdy El-Amir, accused of helping to finance Osama bin Laden. (For more about Chertoff\u2019s relationship to Dr. Magdy El-Amir, see FTR#\u2019s 495, 500.)\n\u201cFederal Appeals Court Judge Michael Chertoff\u2019s ties to the financiers of the Sept. 11 attacks may prevent his confirmation as Homeland Security Chief. According to a June 20, 2000 article in The Record of Bergen County, New Jersey, Chertoff defended accused terrorist financier Dr. Magdy El-Amir. El-Amir\u2019s HMO was sued by the State of New Jersey to recoup $16.7 million in losses. At least $5.7 million went \u2018to unknown parties. . . . by means of wire transfers to bank accounts where the beneficial owner of the account is unknown,\u2019 according to the article.\u201d\n(\u201cSecurity Risk?\u201d by Melissa Johnson and Sander Hicks; University Star; 1/20/2005; p. 1.)\n2. \u201cForeign intelligence reports given to then chairman of the House International Relations Committee Ben Gilman, R-New York, in 1998 accused Magdy El-Amir of having \u2018had financial ties with Osama bin Laden for years,\u2019 according to an Aug. 2, 2002 \u2018Dateline NBC\u2019 broadcast. In 1999, Magdy El-Amir and brother Mohamed were named suspects in Operation Diamondback, an FBI/ATF undercover infiltration of Pakistani arms merchants who sought to arm Osama bin Laden with conventional and nuclear weapons, according to independent researcher and former New Jersey police officer Allan Duncan and taped transcripts with FBI informant Randy Glass.\u201d\n3. \u201cMohamed El-Amir tried to purchase \u2018small arms and ammunition\u2019 in a recorded telephone conversation with Glass, according to \u2018Dateline.\u2019 \u2018Dateline\u2019 confirmed that El-Amir and his corporations had paid at least $5,000 to Egyptian arms dealer Diaa Mohsen, who El-Amir referred to on camera as a family friend. Mohsen was sentenced to 30 months for his involvement in Operation Diamondback. However, El-Amir was never convicted. Duncan, who was hired by family members of the Sept. 11 victims to research government ties to the attacks, said the reason Magdy El-Amir was never convicted was because he was never charged with a crime.\u201d\n4. \u201c \u2018By the time Operation Diamondback culminated in arrests in the summer of 2001, Michael Chertoff was the Assistant Attorney General in charge of the criminal division and Operation Diamondback would have fallen under his pervue since it was a criminal case and not a counterterrorism case,\u2019 Duncan said. From 1990 to 1994, Chertoff was U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, during the period when the first attack on the World Trade Center took place.\u201d\n5. \u201cOmar Abdel-Rahman preached at the Al Salam mosque and was later arrested for his role in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, according to \u2018Dateline.\u2019 Magdy El-Amir was one of the Al Salam mosques financial supporters. \u2018The Jersey City area and particularly the Al Salam mosque were allowed to continue to be one of the major hubs of terrorist activity in the United States,\u2019 Duncan said.\u201d\n6. Chertoff\u2019s stewardship of Operation Green Quest is highlighted in this paragraph:\n\u201cIn October 2001, Chertoff was appointed head of Operation Green Quest, a multi-agency initiative to target sources of funding for terrorist organizations, according to a U.S. Customs Service press release. Chertoff told the Associated Press on Oct. 25, 2001 that, \u2018The lifeblood of terrorism is money, and if we cut the money we cut the blood supply.\u2019 Chertoff served in the capacity of Assistant Attorney General of the criminal division at the Department of Justice from 2001 to 2003. . . .\u201d\n7. Green Quest investigators from the Department of Homeland Security charge that the FBI deliberately sabotaged their investigations. Michael Chertoff was apparently an architect of this, as well. (The text excerpt here is from FTR#462.)\n\u201cThe FBI-Justice move, pushed by DOJ criminal Division chief Michael Chertoff and Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson, has enraged Homeland Security officials, however. They accuse the bureau of sabotaging Green Quest investigations\u2014by failing to turn over critical information to their agents\u2014and trying to obscure a decades long record of lethargy in which FBI offices failed to aggressively pursue terror-finance cases.\u201d\n(\u201cWhose War on Terror?\u201d; Newsweek; 12/10/2003; p. 1 .)\n8. With Chertoff in charge of the DHS, it seems probable that the investigation into Operation Green Quest will be sidetracked.\n\u201c \u2018They [The FBI] won\u2019t share anything with us,\u2019 said a Homeland Security official. \u2018Then they go to the White House and they accuse us of not sharing . . . If they can\u2019t take it over, they want to kill it.\u2019 If nothing else, the battle over Green Quest illustrates the bureaucratic tensions that still plague the war on terror. The creation of the Homeland Security Department was supposed to put an end to such turf fights. The new department took over a diverse assortment of federal agencies that had various responsibilities for combating terrorism, including the Customs Service, the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the U.S. Border Patrol.\u201d\n9. Chertoff\u2019s relationship with Magdy El-Amir and his apparent role in frustrating Operation Green Quest cast a new light on the harassment that Ritz Katz and other Green Quest investigators received following the 3/20/2002 Operation Green Quest raids. As noted, the milieu of the 3/20/2002-targeted SAAR network significantly overlaps the GOP\u2019s ethnic outreach organization and the Bush administration. That fact may well explain the FBI\u2019s and CIA\u2019s hostile interest in the investigators of Operation Green Quest. The investigators who were so harassed included Rita Katz, A.K.A. \u201cAnonymous.\u201d Again, recall Michael Chertoff\u2019s central role in this operation.\n\u201cThe CIA was investigating me and the SAAR investigators from Green Quest and Customs. The CIA and the FBI investigated everyone who had anything to do with the SAAR investigation. White vans and SUV\u2019s with dark windows appeared near all the homes of the SAAR investigators. All agents, some of whom were very experienced with surveillance, knew they were being followed. So was I. I felt that I was being followed everywhere and watched at home, in the supermarket, on the way to work . . . and for what? . . .\u201d\n(Terrorist Hunter by \u201cAnonymous\u201d [Rita Katz]; CCC [imprint of Harper Collins]; Copyright 2003 by Harper Collins [HC]; ISBN 0-06-052819-2; p. 328.)\n10. Chertoff\u2019s stewardship of Operation Green Quest also casts an interesting light on the treatment accorded Rita Katz and other investigators who helped launch the 3/20/2002 Operation Green Quest raids:\n\u201c . . . The Customs agents were questioned. So were their supervisors. So was the U.S. attorney on the SAAR case. One of the questions they were all asked was whether they\u2019d leaked material to me. They all kept saying that this was the most preposterous idea; they all said that before I came, none of them had the slightest clue about SAAR and 555. They said that there was nothing of value they could give me that I didn\u2019t have already. That it was I who gave them the material, not the other way around. None of the investigated parties has the slightest clue as to the real reason they were being investigated.\u201d\n11. \u201cRisking criticism for being unfoundedly paranoid, I must convey my theory about the investigation and CIA\u2019s involvement in it, I don\u2019t know for certain what\u2019s the deal with the CIA investigating the SAAR investigators, but it sure feels as if someone up in that agency doesn\u2019t like the idea that the Saudi Arabian boat is rocked. The raids on 555 had taken place already\u2014the CIA couldn\u2019t change that\u2014but investigating and giving the people behind the raids a hard time is a most efficient way of making sure the SAAR investigation stops there. Which, come to think of it, may be the reason the government looks so unfavorably on the lawsuit filed by 9-11 victims\u2019 families against several Saudi entities and individuals, accusing them of funding terrorism and seeking damages.\u201d\n12. In FTR#498, we examined another blockbuster article from Daniel Hopsicker. Rudi Dekkers continues to successfully infiltrate the United States. Recall that Dekkers was the operator whose flight school was one of the vehicles for the infiltration of some of the 9/11 hijackers into the United States. In particular, note that the milieu of Dekkers, Atta and company in Florida significantly overlapped some of the Iran-Contra-connected drug routes.\n\u201cRudi Dekkers has been regularly entering the US illegally through the Bahamas, the MadCowMorningNews has learned. In an effort to evade U.S. Customs scrutiny, the infamous Dutch national running the Venice FL. Flight school which both terrorist pilots who crashed into the World Trade Center used as \u2018cover\u2019 is slipping into the U.S. from the Bahamas after exchanging clothes with one of the pilots on the charter flight which flew to pick him up. Then, wearing the charter pilot\u2019s uniform, multiple sources confirm, Dekkers walks through U.S. Customs.\u201d\n(\u201cDekkers \u2018Regularly\u2019 Slips into U.S. Illegally from the Bahamas\u201d by Daniel Hopsicker; Mad Cow Morning News; 1/31/2005; p. 1.)\n13. \u201c \u2018Rudi looked like the co-pilot when they landed in the U.S.,\u2019 stated one source. \u2018His bags were carried through Customs by a female who appeared to be the co-pilot, Christina Hewitt, who flew in with pilot Marcus Huber to pick him up, and who then posed as the customer for the charter flight when they went through Customs.\u2019 Huber is a Swiss national; Hewitt is reportedly from Louisiana, and found employment at the Naples Airport with Dekkers several years ago \u2018cleaning out the planes, which is quite obviously a job you wouldn\u2019t want just ANYONE doing.\u2019\u201d\n14. \u201cDespite his reputation as an international operator, Dekkers was anything but a cool customer. \u2018He had beads of sweat popping out on his forehead,\u2019 a pilot who picked him up in Nassau laughingly related to a friend. \u2018He looked so guilty that we were all afraid we were going to get caught.\u2019 Dekkers\u2019 efforts to elude inspection may be partly the result of his notoriety after the 9/11 attacks. Officials looked on uneasily while his international jaunts continued without let-up, to destinations which include at least several recent trips to that narco-traffickers destination of choice, Colombia.\u201d\n15. \u201cAt least several of the charter flights were reportedly operated by Rex Air, located at the Naples Airport, and owned by Rex Gasteiger, a German national who purchased a flight school there named Wolf Aero in the late 90\u2019s from Wolfgang Bohringer, another German national, and a close friend of Mohamed Atta, according to Atta\u2019s one-time American girlfriend, Amanda Keller. . . .\u201d\n16. Next, the discussion turns to SICO, the European-based holding company for many of the wealthy Bin Laden family\u2019s assets. A fascinating and important detail concerning the hijackers is the fact that Yeslam bin Laden\u2019s SICO subsidiary trained its pilots at Rudi Dekkers\u2019 Huffman Aviation in Venice, Florida!! Huffman is the school at which Atta and company were \u201ctrained.\u201d Although he denies it, there are profound indications that Yeslam and SICO are involved with the activities of Al Qaeda. This subject will be dealt with at greater length below. Note that there are numerous connections between the milieu of Huffman Aviation and the Iran-Contra-connected drug smuggling routes. Recall that SICO personnel were involved with some of these Iran-Contra drug routes.\n\u201c . . . Swiss police questioned Yeslam [bin Laden] because one of his companies, Avcon Air Charter, had offered flight training to clients at the Venice flight school attended by some of the hijackers. As a result of what Le Monde called \u2018a still unexplained coincidence,\u2019 the pilots of Yeslam bin Laden\u2019s company trained at Huffman Aviation in Florida, the paper stated. \u2018I didn\u2019t chose that flight school,\u2019 Yeslam protested. \u2018I don\u2019t have contact with my half-brother since over 20 years ago.\u2019\u201d\n(Welcome to Terrorland: Mohamed Atta & the 9-11 Cover-Up in Florida by Daniel Hopsicker; Madcow Press [HC]; Copyright 2004 by Daniel Hopsicker; ISBN 0-9706591-6-4;. p. 178. Be sure to visit Daniel\u2019s website for ordering information about this book.)\n17. \u201cSwiss magazine L\u2019Hebdo reported that Swiss federal inspectors were seeking information on the activities of several bin Laden family companies, including Geneva-based Saudi Investment Company, a financial clearinghouse for the family\u2019s international investments, and Avcon Business Jets SA, which owned a fleet of private jets which it leased to clients. . . .\u201d\n18. The program highlights the continuing probe into the operations of Osama\u2019s half-brother Yeslam bin Laden and Yeslam\u2019s SICO firm. Disclaimers to the contrary notwithstanding, there are a number of indications that SICO has been involved in Al Qaeda\u2019s activities.\n\u201cA French judge has widened a probe into the financial network surrounding the family of Osama bin Laden after questioning his half-brother and learning of a 241 million euro transfer to Pakistan, Le Monde daily said. Investigating magistrate Renaud Van Ruymbeke received court authorization to extend his investigation after Yeslam bin Laden was questioned on Sept. 27 over allegations of links with the organizers of attacks in 2001 in the United States, the paper said in its Saturday edition.\u201d\n(\u201cFrench Magistrate Widens Bin Laden Finance Probe\u201d [Reuters]; 12/25/2004; p. 1.)\n19. \u201cAs a result, Van Ruymbeke was adding \u2018other instances of money laundering\u2019 to the probe already under way, Le Monde said. The court was unreachable for comment on Saturday. On Dec. 5, 2001, French authorities opened an investigation into financial transfers carried out through Paris between firms grouped within the Saudi Investment Company (SICO) run by Yeslam bin Laden, who also manages some assets of the family\u2019s Saudi Binladin Group (SBG). Yeslam bin Laden was questioned by the French judge in 2002, and has handed over a copy of documents detailing the distribution of the bin Laden family wealth to 54 brothers and sisters after the death of their father in 1967, the paper said.\u201d\n20. It appears that, his disclaimer to the contrary notwithstanding, Yeslam has had contact with Osama in the past 20 years.\n\u201cAlthough he denied having had any contact with his half-brother for the past 20 years, the paper said, documents held by Swiss banking authorities suggest that Yeslam and Osama bin Laden held a joint account in Switzerland between 1990 and 1997, according to Jean-Charles Brisard\u2014a private investigator hired by families of the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks. Yeslam told French investigators in September that he had omitted to mention the existence of that account, while still insisting he had not had mixed with his half-brother, Le Monde said. Yeslam bin Laden\u2019s Swiss-based lawyer, Pierre de Preux, could not immediately be reached by Reuters for comment. . . .\u201d\n21. \u201c . . . The French authorities, however, say the facts require further checking. Brisard notified Van Ruymbeke on Sept. 6 this year of several suspicious funds transfers, Le Monde said. The investigator noted a 241 million euro transfer made to Pakistan in 2000 from an account belonging to a company called Cambridge, a SBG subsidiary that was opened at Deutsche Bank in Geneva, the paper added. U.S. authorities are aware of the existence of those funds, which they believe were transferred into an account belonging jointly to Osama bin Laden and someone of Pakistani nationality, it said. The French authorities say the presence of SICO within the Saudi Binladin Group\u2019s orbit in Geneva justifies its probe, Le Monde added.\u201d\n22. Suspicions concerning SICO and Yeslam bin Laden\u2019s involvement with the activities of Al Qaeda were articulated in the book Dollars for Terror.\n\u201c . . . Very little information is publicly available on the activities of the bin Laden Organization. Except for a luxurious brochure that gives an annual report. A Lebanese banker, very anxious to preserve his anonymity, indicated to us that the group does not publish an annual report. He also indicated to us that the group has a large subsidiary company, Saudi Investment Co. (SICO), whose head office is in Geneva, but which has branches in the other European countries, the United States, the Arab countries, and in several tax havens, including the Bahamas.\u201d\n(Dollars for Terror: The United States and Islam; by Richard Labeviere; Copyright 2000 [SC]; Algora Publishing; ISBN 1-892941-06-6; p. 110; visit the Algora Publishing website.)\n23. Of particular note is the fact that SICO established a number of subsidiaries in off-shore tax havens. Note that these were created by Baudoin Dunand, a member of the SICO board of directors and, as we will see below, an intimate of Nazi operative Francois Genoud. Many of these off-shore SICO entities appear to have been used to fund the Afghan Mujahadeen, as well as figuring in some of the Iran-Contra drug-smuggling activities. (In AFA#38, we examined the Shakarchi A.G. case\u2014one of the many drug-smuggling operations connected to the covert operations being undertaken by the Reagan and Bush administrations in the 1980\u2019s and early 1990\u2019s.)\n\u201cCreated in May 1980 in Switzerland, SICO (whose stated activities are \u2018wealth management and investment services\u2019) is directed by Yeslam bin Laden, brother of Bakr bin Laden, the patriarch of the family. Its board of directors includes in particular a Swiss business lawyer, Baudoin Dunand, Esq., who also worked for the big Lebanese group William Kazan. A memo from a European intelligence agency specifies that since 1984 this lawyer has created for SICO numerous off-shore companies in tax havens. Frank Warren also sits on the board. He is president of an American sporting goods company and a shipping company, Proteus; [and serves] along with a Swede Kjell Carlsson and two Swiss, Bruny Wyss and Beatrice Dufour\u2014ex-sister-in-law of Yeslam bin Laden, who divorced Carmen Dufour in May 1997.\u201d\n24. \u201cTwo other branches of the bin Laden Empire developed as holding companies. The first, Falken Ltd, is based in the Cayman Islands, and the second, also baptized SICO, is registered in Curacao. Falken Ltd. Controls SICO-London, which was founded in 1984 and is directed by Beatrice Dufour, and SICO-Great Britain, created in 1985, under the direction of Baudoin Dunand, Esq., SICO-Curacao, whose director is Yeslam bin Laden, is a player on the real estate market worldwide. The board also comprises Saleh bin Laden, Beatrice Dufour and an American real estate developer, Charles Tickle.\u201d (Ibid.; p. 111.)\n25. \u201cThe bin Laden empire invested in a private airline that offered services between Great Britain, Switzerland and Saudi Arabia. It employed 175 pilots and had about fifty pieces of equipment between 1995 and 1997. At that time, its two principal shareholders were a Swiss businessman and Yeslam bin Laden, the president of SICO.\u201d\n26. It appears that the off-shore subsidiaries may have been involved with the financing of Al Qaeda, after the end of the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.\n\u201cWhile there is nothing criminal in such an organizational chart, in itself, this is still an exemplary outline of the complexity of the ensembles of shell companies that can be used to disguise what the experts call the \u2018legal financing\u2019 of terrorism, a sort of \u2018reverse laundering\u2019 that takes full advantage of all the banking industry\u2019s secrecy. Here, clean money becomes criminal as it flows through legal companies and \u2018investments,\u2019 leaving no hint to suggest that it might later be diverted. It is hard, then, to identify the chinks whereby this money might, nevertheless, leak out to become criminal. For example, the Thai intelligence agency affirms that bin Laden\u2019s brother-in-law, Mohamed Jamel Khalife, regional manager of the International Islamic Relief Organization (IIRO), is used as a screen for the financing of several Philippine Islamist organizations. Activists from these groups show up in the training camps in Pakistan and in Afghanistan, and at the Islamic International University of Islamabad (which is known to be used as a cover for students eager to acquire a paramilitary education).\u201d\n27. \u201cThe zones of porosity are hard to identify precisely. Without leaving a paper trail, the funds are transferred directly into liquidities, and the actors are seldom caught with their hands in the bag. \u2018That is the trouble with money,\u2019 explains George Kardouche, the president of the Association of Arab Bankers in London. \u2018If an honorable company decides to invest in another company, which gives funds to such and such humanitarian organization or charitable association, which itself may transfer the funds to extremist groups, there is nothing you can do about it. Money is like water, it seeks level ground, therefore it runs wherever it can. . .\u2019\u201d\n28. The discussion highlights speculation that Osama and Yeslam bin Laden may have been involved in the death of their brother Salem bin Laden.\n\u201cThe same viewpoint can be heard in the Geneva business district, where the bin Laden Organization enjoys a solid banking reputation, just like SICO, an honorable and above-board organization installed in a patrician house in the center of the city of Calvin. While he does not spend most of his time among the financiers and business lawyers of Geneva, its boss, Yeslam bin Laden, fuels conversations\u2014not only because he continues to maintain contact with his famous brother. But especially because of the war that raged at the top of the bin Laden empire.\u201d\n29. Salem\u2019s death permitted to Yeslam to accede to the head of SICO, at a time when the off-shore subsidiaries were being used to send weapons to Afghanistan.\n\u201c \u2018In concert with Osama,\u2019 relates a businessman who hails from one of the Gulf states, \u2018Yeslam bin Laden is suspected by his own family of instigating the death of his elder brother Salem Mohamed bin Laden. The latter perished in a mysterious explosion of his private jet during takeoff at the airport of Riyadh in 1988. The cause of the explosion was never explained, and the Saudi police force abruptly marked the case as classified. In Riyadh, it is considered that this attack made it possible for Yeslam to be propelled to the head of SICO, at the very moment when it was building offshore companies specialized in the traffic of weapons bound for Afghanistan.\u2019\u201d\n30. \u201cOther sources confirm this account and the frequent meetings between Osama and several of his brothers, in Khartoum and Yemen, starting in 1990. It is indeed, by tracking the parallel traffic in arms and drugs that one inevitably finds traces of the \u2018Banker of the Jihad.\u2019\u201d\n31. Following analysis of SICO\u2019s off-shore subsidiaries and their apparent role in covert operations and the (possible) financing of terrorism, the program turns to some financial maneuvers conducted by members of the SICO board of directors in early 2001. Note the presence of the aforementioned Shakarchi brothers on the board of SICO. The following passage makes a reference to the Shakarchi A.G. case, though not by name.\n\u201cThe French Swiss Lucien Rouiller was until 2001 not only an advisor to the DMI in Cointrin but he was also an advisor to Faisal Finance SA and the Faisal Islamic Bank. At the same time Rouiller was linked to the Geneva-registered MKS Finance SA owned by the Shakarchi brothers. In the 1980s Shakarchi Trading sent $25 million of CIA money to Afghanistan and also was involved in drug money for the Turkish mafia. For a time a member of the family was represented on the advisory board of Russell-Wood in London as well. And this complicated and many-branched business was the British branch of the Geneva-registered Saudi Investment Company (SICO). SICO was founded in May 1980 as the Swiss investment center for the bin Laden family under the name Cygnet SA and later renamed SICO. It belongs to the Swiss-based Yeslam bin Laden, one of Osama\u2019s many half brothers. Yeslam has been zealous in promoting the idea that the bin Laden family has nothing to do with Osama. Yet Osama\u2019s [step] mother in the beginning of 2001 visited Afghanistan for an expensive marriage ceremony of her grandson (which was broadcast over al-Jazeera) and she speaks regularly on the phone to Osama. Another half brother of Osama\u2019s, Sheik Ahmad, told CNN how much he admires Osama\u2019s deep piety as well as his determination to achieve a goal. And more and more French and American experts are suspecting financial support from his family that has economic consequences. After 9/11 members of the Caryle Group (which includes George Bush Sr.) asked the bin Laden group to withdraw its investments. Also an investment of at least $20 million by the bin Laden group in a sister society of the Deutsche Bank in London was suddenly not welcomed.\u201d\n(\u201cReport on Islamists, The Far Right, and Al Taqwa\u201d by Kevin Coogan; p. 4.)\n32. \u201cThe idea that there remained close ties between bin Laden and his family was most put forth about Yeslam bin Laden who has spent the past 20 years in Switzerland. It is the Swiss author Richard Labeviere in his 1999 book Dollars for Terror that challenged the official version that there was a clean break between Osama and the rest of the family in 1994. Labeviere says that SICO has played a key role in money laundering but Yeslam bin Laden refuses to respond to the charges and said that it would be a great mistake to respond, as it would only serve as further advertisement for the book. Yet after 9/11 a French report came out with the same information accusing SICO of ties to bin Laden. It essentially notes that SICO has so many offshore structures that it can elude financial supervision. Five months after investigators of the French toll unit Tracfin assembled evidence regarding illicit transactions. The director of the investigation, Renaud van Ruymbeke, discussed suspicious transactions between France, England and the British Virgin Islands. Almost on the exact day of this announcement two months later the homes and apartments as well as Yeslam bin Laden\u2019s company were searched.\u201d\n33. Among the mysterious goings-on in the SICO orbit were a series of short trips Yeslam bin Laden made to Milan:\n\u201cYeslam bin Laden knows his life is now under the microscope. Why did he fly, for example, nine times to Milan? Each stop was so short, reports a member of the maintenance team at the private Forlanini airport that it couldn\u2019t be for shopping. Six times bin Laden came to Milan from his domicile in Cannes and because of EU regulations these flights were considered domestic and no list of passengers was required to be filed. But three times he flew in from Zurich and Italian border police have copies of the passenger list. Here there is a puzzle as one name is \u201cCarlos Rochat\u201d but there is no Carlos Rochat known to investigators. However there is a Charles Rochat who is on the SICO advisory board. Is this a typo or is there someone else using a false passport? They can\u2019t get an answer from Yeslam bin Laden who is silent on this matter.\u201d\n34. Further exploring the mysterious happenings in and around SICO, the discussion highlights the liquidation of several financial entities by SICO directors Charles Rochat and Baudoin Dunand in early 2001. One of the people with whom Rochat and Dunand were operating was Willard Zucker, one of the players in Oliver North\u2019s Iran-Contra machinations.\n\u201cIt is equally possible that bin Laden\u2019s silence about Rochat is meant to avoid other problems that might arise. Such as why Charles Rochat and Baudoin Dunand, two members of the SICO advisory board who are attorneys, on May 21, 2001 liquidated the business Tyndall Trust that had first been registered in Villars-sur-Glane near Fribourg in January 1986. They fulfilled the same function for a sister society of the Tyndall Trust that shared the same name and that was opened up in 1990 in Geneva and liquidated in January 2001. One of the top managers of the Tyndall Trust since its founding was the American tax attorney Willard Zucker who lives in Geneva. Zucker also controls the Lake Geneva-registered Compagnie de Service Fiduciaires (CSF). And CFS had, along with participation from Tyndall Trust, assumed financial management for a corporate group named Enterprise.\u201d\n35. \u201cEnterprise, however, had nothing to do with the successor company to the 1983-founded successor to the Albert Hakim and U.S. General Richard Secord-founded Stanford Technologies Trading Group International (STTGI), which later changed its name to Enterprise and administered secret and illegal weapons shipments with Iran and the Contras. The same Willard Zucker arranged payments from the Enterprise account for Oliver North. In 1986 the Syrian Monzer al-Kassar was paid from an Enterprise account for a weapons deal with the Contras. But al-Kassar was not only one of the world\u2019s great weapons dealers. He also had close ties with Islamic fundamentalist and terrorist groups in the Mid East. Al-Kassar also worked with an international group interested in sending toxic and atomic waste materials by ship to Mozambique.\nAs for Zucker, he has constantly denied that any of his activity on behalf of the Enterprise group from America infringed on Swiss or U.S. law.\u201d\n36. Next, the broadcast reviews the Clearstream financial network. The connecting links between Clearstream, Al Taqwa, the Banco del Gottardo and Bin Laden were further described by one of Clearstream\u2019s founders, Ernest Backes. Note the opening of 16 unregistered accounts by SICO in the spring of 2001. Is there a relationship between the liquidation of the financial entities in early 2001 by Rochat, Dunand and Zucker and the opening of the Clearstream accounts at approximately the same time?\nDo the 16 unregistered SICO accounts with Clearstream have anything to do with the large amounts of cash that the seemingly perpetually cash-strapped Rudi Dekkers managed to obtain shortly before 9/11?\n\u201cIn November, U.S. authorities named some banks that had bin Laden accounts, and it put them on a blacklist. One was Al Taqwa, \u2018Fear of God,\u2019 registered in the Bahamas with offices in Lugano, Switzerland. Al Taqwa had access to the Clearstream system through its correspondent account with the Banca del Gottardo in Lugano, which has a published Clearstream account (No. 74381). But Bin Laden may have other access to the unpublished system. In what he calls a \u2018spectacular discovery,\u2019 Ernest Backes reports that in the weeks before CEO Andre Lussi was forced to leave Clearstream last May, a series of 16 unpublished accounts were opened under the name of the Saudi Investment Company, or SICO, the Geneva holding company of the Saudi Binladen Group, which is run by Osama\u2019s brother Yeslam Binladen (some family members spell the name differently.) Yeslam Binladen insists that he has nothing to do with his brother, but evidence suggests SICO is tied into Osama\u2019s financial network. [Emphasis added.] SICO is associated with Dar Al-Maal-Al-Islami (DMI), an Islamic financial institution also based in Geneva and presided over by Prince Muhammed Al Faisal Al Saoud, a cousin of Saudi King Fahd, that directs millions a year to fundamentalist movements. DMI holds a share of the Al Shamal Islamic Bank of Sudan, which was set up in 1991 and partly financed by $50 million from Osama bin Laden. Furthermore, one of SICO\u2019s administrators, Geneva attorney Baudoin Dunand, is a partner in a law firm, Magnin Dunand & Partners, that set up the Swiss financial services company SBA, a subsidiary of the SBA Bank in Paris, which is controlled by the bin Mahfouz family.\u201d\n(\u201cBanking with Bin Laden\u201d by Lucy Komisar [sidebar to \u201cExplosive Revelation$\u201d]; In These Times; 3/15/2002.)\n37. Again\u2014is there a relationship between Rochat and Dunand\u2019s liquidation of financial entities in early 2001, the opening of 16 unregistered Clearstream accounts by SICO at about the same time and Rudi Dekkers\u2019 sudden acquisition of large amounts of cash?\n\u201cBecause national reporters apparently had no clue about his shady local reputation, and his inability for six months straight to pay his rent on time, no one questioned how Dekkers had come to be so flush with cash just three weeks before the attack.\u201d\n(Welcome to Terrorland by Daniel Hopsicker; p. 207.)\n38. \u201cBut it did strike some people as strange, like Bill Warner, a private investigator in Sarasota who made it his business to delve into Rudi Dekkers\u2019 financial affairs to explain his sudden pre-9/11 change in liquidity.\u201d\n39. \u201c \u2018Rudi Dekkers somehow came up with $10,000 in late October (2001),\u2019 he told us, \u2018to finally pay off the woman\u2019s (Nicole Antini) sexual harassment suit. He also came up with $56,000 in early November to pay off another law suit with FH1100 Manufacturing Corp.\u2019\u201d\n40. \u201c \u2018But he had filed a UCC with M&I Bank Northeast for all inventory of Huffman Aviation way back in March of 2000. So he appears to have had no source of additional financing for this $65,000 cash outlay in late October and early November 2001.\u2019\u201d\n41. \u201c \u2018There are enough judgments in his name and his companies name to paper his office walls,\u2019 said Warner. \u2018How do you obtain that much cash under such severe conditions?\u2019\u201d\n42. As noted in the introduction to this description, SICO\u2019s Baudoin Dunand was a close friend of and attorney for Francois Genoud. Genoud was one of the Third Reich\u2019s most important underground operators before, during and after World War II. (For more about Genoud, see\u2014among other programs\u2014FTR#\u2019s 453, 456.)\n\u201cWhat is even more surprising than finding out the links between Rochat and Dunand with a representative of the Iran-Contra affair like Zucker is finding a connection point between Islamic terrorism and the far right. For it turns out that Baudoin Dunand was not only the attorney for Francois Genoud, the Swiss old Nazi who died in 1996, but also his close friend.\u201d\n43. Author Kevin Coogan ruminates on the significance of the Genoud milieu\u2019s presence in the events of 9/11:\n\u201cMy own belief is that it is less the apparently fantastic and \u2018James Bond\u2019-like quality of this analysis that is most difficult to understand. The real difficulty is the utter ignorance of most Westerners (Americans in particular) about the very existence of such people as Francois Genoud. Thus when Ernst Backes, one of Europe\u2019s leading experts in money laundering, told the Luxemourg-based economic journal Plus Minus last year that he believed the financial source of funds for the 9/11 terrorists would ultimately be traced back to Swiss bank accounts established by Genoud, few Americans had any idea what Backes could possibly be talking about. For this same reason there has been virtually no independent investigation into SICO\u2019s Baudoin Dunand\u2019s relationship to Genoud or (for that matter) the role Syrian-born Muhammad Mardam Bay (believed to be related to a former Syrian foreign minister) has played both as a member of Magnin, Dunand & Associates as well as Bay\u2019s possible links with Genoud. And what does it mean when we are told that [Al Taqwa founder] Youssef Nada, for example, is believed by Egyptian authorities to have worked for German intelligence in World War II?\u201d\n(Ibid.; p. 15)\n44. The co-chairman of the board of directors of SICO is Baudoin Dunand, once again, a friend and professional associate of Francois Genoud. He also was Genoud\u2019s counsel.\n\u201cThis company, established by the bin Ladens in 1980, is the flagship for the group\u2019s activities in Europe. It is headed by Yeslam bin Laden, and the board of directors is made up almost exclusively of members of the family clan, except for a Swiss citizen, Baudoin Dunand. This well-known lawyer from French-speaking Switzerland, who is on the boards of several dozen companies, came to public notice in 1983 when he agreed to represent the Swiss banker Francois Genoud, a controversial figure who had been a disciple of Hitler and sole heir of Goebbels\u2019s copyrights before becoming one of the financiers of the FLN during the Algerian War. The friendships of the bin Ladens sometimes seem surprising, but they are logical: Francois Genoud has always been pro-Arab.\u201d\n(In the Name of Osama Bin Laden; by Roland Jacquard; Copyright 2002 [SC]; Duke University Press; ISBN 0-8223-2991-3; pp. 17-18.)\n45. Reprising an item of discussion from FTR#357, the program cites the opinion of Ernest Backes (one of Europe\u2019s foremost experts on money laundering) concerning the role of Francois Genoud in the development of the events of 9/11. Genoud (who committed suicide in 1996) was very close to Al Taqwa personages, especially Achmed Huber. Bank Al Taqwa appears to have played a significant role in the financing of Al Qaeda\u2019s activities, as well as those of Hamas. According to Backes, Genoud was also a financial adviser to the Bin Laden family.\n\u201cFinancial expert Ernest Backes of Luxembourg has [studied] white-collar crime in the field of banking for many years. According to him, there are indications of unusual transactions with which the groups [associated with] bin Laden could have earned money. \u2018You can, for example, examine whether, within a certain time period there\u2019s been an attack against the securities of a given airline company. Since these securities are safe in a \u2018clearing system,\u2019 you can\u2019t get an overall view, who the owner was at a given time.\u2019 . . . According to Backes\u2019 information, the trail leads to Switzerland, to the accounts of an organization that was founded by the late lawyer Francois Genoud and evidently still survives. Says Backes, \u2018One of the grounds for accusation is that this Swiss attorney had the closest connections with the Bin Laden family, that he was an advisor to the family, one of its investment bankers. It\u2019s known for certain, that he supported terrorism and was the estate executor for Hitler and part of the terror milieu.\u2019 [Emphasis added.]\u201d\n(\u201cInsidergesch\u00e4fte vor den Terroranschl\u00e4gen in den USA? [Insider Trading Prior to the Terror Attacks in the US?]: Speculating on Terror\u2014Who Profited from the Attacks?\u201d by Rolf Bovier & Pierre Matthias; Bayerische Rundfunk Online (BR-Online); 9/25/2001.)\n46. The program reviews an item of discussion from FTR#352. An article in the San Francisco Chronicle contains an allegation that Francois Genoud is believed to have founded Al Taqwa in order to fund terrorists such as Carlos the Jackal and Bin Laden.\n\u201cAuthorities believe Genoud founded Al Taqwa Bank and allocated its resources to support international terrorists such as Vladimir Ilich Ramirez, alias Carlos the Jackal, and Bin Laden.\u201d\n(\u201cSwiss Probe Anti-U.S. Neo-Nazi\u201d by Jay Bushinsky; San Francisco Chronicle; 3/12/2002; p. A12.)\n47. The broadcast sets forth some of the background of Nazi/Islamist Ahmed Huber. (Huber is a director of the Bank Al Taqwa\u2014an alleged Al Qaeda funding conduit.) Note that Huber is a significant element in the SICO/Dunand/Genoud nexus. Huber was mentored by old-guard Third Reich veterans and helped foster operational links between neo-fascists and Islamists.\n\u201cAfter spending more time in the Middle East, Huber abandoned his earlier pro-Israeli views with a vengeance. He told the French investigative journalist Pierre Pean that in 1965 he began to accept the views of the Egyptian-based Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Amin al-Husseini, who gave Huber \u2018a totally different version of the history and nature of the Third Reich. The Grand Mufti knew Hitler personally and actively collaborated with the Axis powers in World War II. (The Mufti ws even responsible for creating the Bosnian-based 13th Waffen SS Division that was composed of Muslim recruits.) Huber further told Pean that, while he was in Egypt, he also grew close to Johann von Leers, a fanatical Jew hater, former Nazi Propaganda Ministry official, and the Grand Mufti\u2019s good friend. Leers had relocated to Egypt in the mid 1950\u2019s; where he converted to Islam and changed his name to Umar Amin von Leers. He remained in Cairo until his death in 1965, helping to direct Nasser\u2019s propaganda apparatus, which regularly churned out Nazi-like anti-Semitic propaganda throughout the Arab world.\u201d\n(\u201cThe Mysterious Achmed Huber: Friend to Hitler, Allah and Ibn Ladin?\u201d by Kevin Coogan; [originally published in Hit List; April/May 2002]; pp. 1-2. Be sure to check out Coogan\u2019s other essay on Huber, \u201cAchmed Huber, the Avalon Gemeinschaft and the Swiss \u2018New Right\u2019\u201d.)\n48. Next, the broadcast highlights Huber\u2019s relationship with key Nazi banker and agent Francois Genoud.\n\u201cBack in Switzerland, Huber next became close friends with the Swiss banker Francois Genoud, whom Huber recalls first meeting in \u2018pro-Arab associations.\u2019 Best known for funding SS butcher Klaus Barbie\u2019s legal defense team, Genoud held the legal copyright to writings by Hitler, Goebbels and Martin Bormann. Genoud, who committed suicide in 1996, is also believed to have played a key role in the postwar management of Nazi funds. In the late 1960\u2019s, he also worked closely with radical Palestinian groups, particularly the \u2018Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine\u2019 (PFLP). Along with organizing legal support for captured PFLP militants, he even helped coordinate the PFLP\u2019s hijacking of a Lufthansa Boeing 747 en route from Delhi to Aden. Through his ties to the PFLP\u2019s leader, Dr. Wadi Haddad (who affectionately dubbed him \u2018Sheikh Francois\u2019), Genoud befriended Ilyich Ramirez Sanchez, better known as \u2018Carlos the Jackal.\u2019 Both men remained in close contact right up to Genoud\u2019s death.\u201d\n49. Neo-Nazi/Islamist Achmed Huber has apparently been active in forming working relationships between American far-right and Islamist elements as well\u2014a subject that will be explored at greater length below.\n\u201c . . . Recently, he went to Chicago for a discreet congress that brought together the \u2018authentic Right and the fighters for Islam,\u2019 and he says that \u2018major decisions were taken . . . the reunification is under way.\u2019\u201d\n50. Next, the program reviews a speech made by William Pierce 1998, the program sets forth the National Alliance leader\u2019s eerie foreshadowing of the events of 9/11. (Pierce is the author of The Turner Diaries and Serpent\u2019s Walk, and the series about \u201cGerman Corporate Control of the American Media.\u201d) Pierce spoke of Osama bin Laden attacking tall buildings, such as the World Trade Center, and the coming of bio-terrorism to the U.S. This is but one indication that the relationship between Islamists and neo-Nazis sought by Huber had become a reality\u2014whether or not Huber was the one who cemented its genesis. Note that the National Alliance and the German NPD (with which Huber is affiliated) are very close.\n\u201cUpon perusing his speeches from 1998-99, I discovered that Pierce, who heads the so-called \u2018National Alliance,\u2019 did indeed utter some most interesting (pre-Sept. 11th\u2013if not prophetic\u2014remarks about Osama bin Laden and bio-terrorism. The running theme in Pierce\u2019s commentaries is\u2014to paraphrase his hero Hitler\u2014that Osama Bin Laden\u2019s warning to America is \u2018I Am Coming.\u2019 And so is bio-terrorism.\u201d\n(\u201cNeo-Nazis and 9/11\u201d by Jack McCarthy; Counterpunch; 10/29/2001.)\n51. Pierce\u2019s comments constitute something very close to the legal requirement for foreknowledge of the 9/11 attacks:\n\u201cIn one chilling commentary Pierce, (after noting that Bin Laden and the rest of the lost generation of angry Moslem youth had it with their parents\u2019 compromises and were hell bent on revenge against infidel America) issued this stark, prophetic warning in a 1998 radio address titled, \u2018Stay Out of Tall Buildings.\u2019 \u2018New Yorkers who work in tall office buildings anything close to the size of the World Trade Center might consider wearing hard hats . . .\u2019 Pierce warned. . . . [Emphasis added.]\u201d\n52. Next, the discussion reviews some of the \u201cnetworking\u201d that has occurred among the house of Saud, the Third Reich, the Dulles brothers (principal operators in Sullivan & Cromwell) and British spy and Nazi agent Jack Philby. With the Saudis as well, we will see their affinity for both the \u201cOld Guard\u201d and neo-Nazis. These same elements are prominent in the SICO nexus as well.\n\u201cThis period, stretching from the end of World War I to just after the end of World War II, was characterized by three very evil men: Jack Philby, a British spy; Ibn Saud, his Arab prot\u00e9g\u00e9; and Allen Dulles, an American spy and Wall Street lawyer specializing in international finance.\u201d\n(The Secret War Against the Jews: How Western Espionage Betrayed the Jewish People; John Loftus and Mark Aarons; Copyright 1994 [HC]; St. Martin\u2019s Press; ISBN 0-312-15648-0; p. 21.)\n53. \u201cThe racist nature of their secret war against Zionism does not appear in history books for a simple reason. Jack Philby later was paid by Western oil companies to write pro-Arab propaganda disguised as history. Ibn Saud is remembered as the glorious Arab leader who unified Saudi Arabia and led the richest oil region in the world into partnership with the West. Philby, if he is remembered at all, has the reputation of a scholarly British Arabist overshadowed by his son, Kim, the infamous Soviet double agent.\u201d\n54. \u201cJack Philby has become an obscure footnote to the history of the Cold War. But his legacy was far from minor. He is one of the lesser-known but most influential persons in the modern history of the Middle East, the renegade British intelligence agent who plucked an obscure terrorist out of the desert and helped to make him the king of Saudi Arabia. Ibn Saud was very much his creation. Philby stole the information from British intelligence files that engineered Saudi control over the holiest shrines of the Moslem world.\u201d\n55. \u201cJack Philby and Ibn Saud betrayed the British Empire and made the American oil companies economic masters of the region. The man who helped them do it was Allen Dulles, an American spy who had befriended Philby while he was coordinating American intelligence gathering in the Middle East in the first half of the 1920\u2019s.\u201d\n56. \u201cBetween them, these three men built the very foundations of the modern Middle East. They were the architects of the oil weapon, the instigators of war, the manipulators of history. More important, Philby\u2019s and Ibn Saud\u2019s political and philosophical allegiance was to Nazi Germany, while much of Dulles\u2019s profits came from the same source.\u201d\n57. Reviewing the history of the World Muslim Congress (founded by the Grand Mufti), the broadcast details some of its fascist history\u2014a history that embodies the synthesis of Third Reich-related elements, neo-Nazis and Middle Eastern oil kingdom money. It is this synthesis that is at the foundation of the elements that we are examining in this description. (For more about this history, see\u2014among other programs\u2014FTR#\u2019s 367, 369, 404.)\n\u201cAnother favorite IHR speaker and collaborator was Issah Nakleh of the World Muslim Congress (WMC). Based in Pakistan, the WMC was initially headed by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, who, like his friend H. Keith Thompson, stood by the Third Reich until his death in 1974. A few years later, the WMC, then headed by Pakistani Dr. Inamullah Kahn, mailed Holocaust-denial literature to every member of the U.S. Congress and the British Parliament. The WMC\u2019s official mouthpiece, Muslim World, carried the ads for The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and Henry Ford\u2019s The International Jew. Dr. Khan\u2019s congress also published Freemasonry, a book warning that Jews were using lodge members to extend secret control over religion and society\u2014a paranoid theory that has long been popular among Liberty Lobby supporters and neo-Nazi groups around the world. Acknowledging their political kinship, WMC secretary-general Khan sent a letter to the Spotlight praising its \u2018superb in-depth analysis\u2019 and stating that the paper deserved \u2018the thanks of all right-minded people.\u2019 Dr. Khan also served as an advisor to the Saudi Arabian royal family, which lavished funds on the WMC.\nIn addition, the Saudi Arabian government retained the services of American neo-nazi William Grimstead as a Washington lobbyist. . . Soon, the World Muslim Congress began working closely with U.S. intelligence and Pakistani military officials, who were covertly supporting the Afghan mujahideen in their fight against the Soviet-installed regime in Kabul. This effort was strongly endorsed by Dr. Khan, who served for many years as the Pakistani representative of the Nazi-infested World Anti-Communist League, which played an important role in the Reagan administration\u2019s \u2018secret war\u2019 in the Golden Crescent.\u201d\nOne comment for \u201cFTR #498 & 499: 9/11 Update (The SICO File) & The SICO Spring of 2001\u201d\nMagdy elAmir and his associates lived in and around the 2828 Kennedy Blvd, Jersey City area. It is almost certain that they knew the Blind Sheikhs cell members there.\nWhen they were attempting to acquire weapons for Osama bin Laden in arms dealer Robert De Niro\u2019s Tribeca restaurant, they weren\u2019t joking around.\nPosted by adam | August 19, 2016, 7:32 am\nDollars For Terror The U.S. and Islam, by Richard Labeviere Read more \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Civil Rights Activist Dolores Huerta's PSA for DC Statehood Featured\nCivil rights activist and United Farm Workers (UFW) co-founder Dolores Huerta came to the John A. Wilson Building in Washington, DC on June 22, 2018, to record a public service announcement in support of DC statehood.\n\u201cFor decades, I have fought for the rights of women and workers across our nation. Now I have come to fight for you in the District of Columbia,\u201d starts Ms. Huerta's message. She recorded the message in English and Spanish alongside U.S. Representative Franklin Garcia (D-D.C.-Shadow).\nWhen recording the PSA, Ms. Huerta reminded those present that she first started fighting for DC statehood in the 1960s, when she visited the building for the same cause. DC Councilmember Anita Bonds presented Ms. Huerta with a Council Resolution honoring her many years of activism and support for DC statehood.\nDolores Huerta was born in Dawson, New Mexico, on April 10, 1930. In 1962, she and Cesar Chavez co-founded the National Farmworkers Association and in 1966, she negotiated a contract which made it the first time farmworkers were able to bargain with an agricultural enterprise. As an advocate for farmworkers\u2019 rights, Ms. Huerta has been arrested more than 20 times in non-violent acts of civil disobedience.\nOn June 5, 1968, Ms. Huerta stood beside Robert F. Kennedy at a speaker\u2019s platform in a hotel in California supporting his presidential primary election; the same night he was wounded by gunfire at that hotel.\nMs. Huerta is a leading voice in the U.S. and around the world supporting civil rights and human rights causes. Presidents Clinton and Obama have honored her, including awarding her the Presidential Medal of Freedom.\nMs. Huerta is the originator of the phrase, \u201cS\u00cd, Se Puede\u201d (\"Yes, We Can\"). Her work and life have been featured in many films and documentaries. The latest feature film to highlight her life was the 2017 film Dolores.\nView the videos and more photos.\nMore in this category: \u00ab Our DC Statehood Questionnaire Join Stand Up! / Free DC on Social Media \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "The Very Long Story - Part II\nOn October 1, 1993, I re-entered civilian life with a 1985 red Ford Ranger pickup truck and a check for $25,000. Neither lasted very long. Actually, the truck lasted several years. The 25 grand - about 6 months. Now, ask me where it went. Go ahead, ask me. I'm waiting. Fine, I'll tell you anyway. I really don't know where it went. I do know that I had to pay 3 months advanced rent on the full-sized 2-bedroom apartment I rented for my brother and his girlfriend. Oh, and me. Something about none of us having jobs made the manager a little cautious. You see, I had heard for years that ETs got out of the Navy and landed these incredible jobs paying $100,000. Well, maybe that happens in high-tech California cities, but in Nevada, well, it does happen, but I just didn't know where. So, after a month or so, I started looking for something in the $75,000 - $80,000 range. Another month went by and I was dreaming of making $50,000. Get the idea. And all this time, I was spending my bonus like a fool, and my brother and his girlfriend were helping me spend it like, well, not fools. Five months after hitting town, I was broke and 3 weeks away from losing the apartment. I had to find a job THAT DAY in order to get a paycheck in 3 weeks in order to pay rent in order to keep the apartment. I heard CompUSA was looking for a sales person in their software department. Sales. Sigh. I went in and met with the Software Sales Manager. After talking to her for a few minutes and telling her The Very Long Story - Part I, she shook her head and said \"No, I need someone with software sales experience\". I was just about to ask directions to the plasma center, when she continued \"However, it sounds to me like you would do well in the Hardware Department. Let me talk to the manager\". And the next day I re-entered the work force, selling Packard Bell computers for $7.50/hour.\nSo, we kept the apartment. After I found work, Michael decided to follow suit, and the next day landed the job of Apartment Maintenance Man, fixing all of the damage done by tenants when they move out in the middle of the night. And that was where I was living when I met Kathy... again. After the huge success of our lunch date at Your Place or Mine, Kathy and I decided to follow it up with a more daring night-time date. So, one night, I hopped in my trusty 1985 red Ford Ranger pickup truck and headed over to the Silver Dollar, a seedy country bar with a tiny dance floor and a blackjack table. Kathy met me there and we danced till our feet hurt, then decided to go get a bite to eat. But first, I had to make a quick stop at an ATM. The $1.50 I still had after buying us drinks all night wasn't likely to get us very fed. Hmmm, it would have been better if we had just called it a night then. I tried (yes, tried) to withdraw $20 from my account. Oh, I wasn't broke. I think the balance was about $18. It just wouldn't let me withdraw less than $20. We ended up sharing a cup of hot tea at a Denny's, then calling it a night. Driving home, I really doubted I would ever see her again. But I didn't know her then. Months later, she admitted to me that that night, she had had more than enough money in her pocket to buy us both breakfast. She didn't offer to pay because her ex-husband had been a royal loser that never held a job and made her pay for everything, and she had made up her mind after he dumped her (and drained their bank account) that she wasn't going to ever do that again. If I had even THOUGHT about asking her if she had any money that night, THAT would have been the end, and I really wouldn't have ever seen her again. But I didn't ask, so I passed her test. Of course, I would have scored a lot higher if I had actually had money, but passing is passing, and I lived to see her again.\nI don't remember our next few dates. I do remember that I invited her and her youngest son (Andrew) to go to the movies with me. Kathy rode up front with me and Andrew rode in the back (the back was fully enclosed by a topper and was basically a mobile storage unit for everything I didn't feel like carrying up to the apartment). For months, he talked about the monsters under the stuff in the back of my truck. Such an imagination...\nOne night, while I was sleeping, the phone rang. It was Kathy. She asked what I was doing and I slurred \"sleeping\". After a pause, she asked if she could come over. I was no longer the least bit tired. I gave her directions then dressed enough to avoid arrest before skipping down to the gate to let her in. Back in my room, I offered her a pair of gym shorts and a t-shirt to sleep in, she accepted, and then we went to bed. And slept. Looking back, I realize how brave she was to not just call but then to invite herself over. But by doing so, and by spending that one historic night together, just sleeping, we discovered something...\nOn November 5, 1994, in Kathy's friend's backyard, decorated by votive candles in mason jars, we were married. I had been living with her for a month or 2 by then. Her mother had been living with her when we met, but she moved out after Kathy and I started getting serious. Kathy had 3 boys, each with his own room. She also had a dog (boxer) and a cat (who the hell knows). The house had been built in 1970, which was old for those parts. The way it was laid out, the living room and 3 bedrooms were on one side and the kitchen, bathroom, and master bedroom were on the other. Down the middle was a hallway that ended about 6' short of the back wall. Those last 6' were our closet. A year or so after I moved in, we formed and poured a full-length patio across the back of the house (but still had to access it from the front of the house). Another year or so later, we were sitting out on our patio enjoying the Spring breeze when I said \"Wouldn't it be nice if the hallway came all the way through to the back wall? Then we could have a screen door here to let this wonderful breeze pass through the entire house.\" Yes, that would be nice, but to do so, we would have to turn our closet into the last 6' of hallway, and then we wouldn't have a closet. True, but we could first build ourselves another closet. A bigger closet. THAT closet (pointing to the Dauntless). Ok, I'm getting my stories mixed up again. And so began the great home-improvement project of 1997. We started by designing a 10' x 12' walk-in closet, complete with lights and a heating/cooling duct. We would turn the window on the side of our bedroom into the door to the closet. We would also have to remove our back window and replace it with a larger one to meet some new building code about the ratio of window area to room area. We drew up plans, pulled permits, and spent hundreds of dollars at Home Depot. Finally, we began. The first thing we did was pour the foundation. Easy enough. Then we started framing. This was fun! We were really getting into the whole do-it-yourself thing. Then the time came to remove part of the roof over our bedroom so we could attach the new closet roof's rafters to the existing rafters. No problem, as long as it doesn't rain! LOL\nThe indoor waterfall was beautiful. Years later, fancy hotels used the same technique in their lobbies (without all the structural damage, of course). We spent hours trying to figure out how to cover half the house (the half WITHOUT a roof) with an old sheet of black plastic that refused to stay in place with the 50mph winds that the rain brought along for company. We never did. Eventually, a dove showed up with an olive twig, so we continued, and eventually finished the closet. Next, we sledged the stucco off the back of the house in the general vicinity of where the new back door would probably eventually go, removed a few important-looking studs, and installed a nice, new, code-compliant window. By this time, we had about 300 square feet of unfinished wall that would need stucco... and we were planning on stuccoing it, all by hand, all 3 layers, right after we install our brand new BACK DOOR! Then we bought a house.\nRemember when I said \"funny how some things work\"? Well, just between me and you, some things aren't really all that funny. Take, for instance, us spending a year remodeling our house just so we could have a back door, only to go and buy a different house weeks before finishing. Oh, we didn't plan on buying a new house. It was actually just a tiny case of impulse shopping. You see, Kathy's brother Buck is a plumber, and he was looking for a new home for his family and him. So when he found a model home that had good plumbing, he took his wife Debbie to see it, and they decided to buy it. But before they did, being a close brother, Buck asked us if we would like to come and look at the new house they are thinking about buying. So one pleasant Sunday afternoon, we drove out to the far side of Henderson, found the model homes (4 of them), parked, and walked into the first one. A nice one-story, but nothing special. The next one was also a one-story, but it had a wonderful design. Kathy really liked it. Models number 3 and 4 were two-stories. I liked number 3, even though it only had 3 bedrooms. I forget which one Buck & Debbie liked. It really doesn't matter, since they still live in the same house they were living in then. We, on the other hand, enjoyed a friendly debate on the pros and cons of models 2 and 3. Eventually, Kathy conceded that number 3 had enough floor space to make up for only having 3 bedrooms, and agreed that the younger 2 boys would simply have to share a bedroom. Of course, that was all purely hypothetical. After all, we weren't the ones shopping for a new house. So, we walked back to the first model, wrote the sales agent a check for $1000 (earnest money), studied the map of all the available lots, picked one we both liked, filled out a stack of paperwork, and went home. We had some stuccoing to do!\nA few weeks later, they started grating the land around our lot, getting ready to start forming for the foundation. We made a habit of driving by our lot every few days, just to watch the progress. After they poured the slab, we walked all over it studying the pipes and wires coming up out of it, trying to figure out what was where. What really confused us was the fact that our house was being built as a mirror-image to the model we chose. Apparently, we picked a lot with the driveway on the left, and a house with the garage on the right. They fix that by flipping the house over. When we discovered this, we were pissed. We had just bought a huge entertainment center specifically to fit in a certain corner of our bedroom. By flipping the design, the entertainment center no longer fit. Oh well, what could we do? We moved on. I remember the day I turned the corner and saw framing. I almost peed my pants! I love framing. I couldn't wait to walk around the skeleton-like rooms, passing through walls as easily as doors, discovering voids and potential future storage areas. While exploring, I saw someone doing the same in the next lot over. Typical to my smart-assed nature, I hollered over \"Hey, you're not supposed to be in there\". The guy wandered over, said something lame, and introduced himself. He then lied down on his side (on the cement floor), propped his head up on his hand, and proceeded to tell me all about his family back in North Carolina. And so I met Fred.\nIn July of 1998, we passed final walk-through and moved in. We were the first ones on the block to occupy. A few weeks later, we came home from grocery shopping to see a moving van parked in front of Fred's house. Yippee, our new neighbors are here! Finally, we get to meet Fred's wife and their 2 children. We quickly put away the groceries then went next door to help them move in. But, in our excitement and eagerness to help, we didn't go to the door and introduce ourselves first. Instead, we walked up into the truck, each grabbed a box, and then proceeded to the front door, which opened just as we reached it. In the doorway was a rather short and slightly plump lady with a very shocked, confused, concerned, and suspicious look on her face. 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        "raw_content": "YOU FUNDED YOUR OWN LOAN WITH YOUR SIGNATURE.....ON A PROMISSORY NOTE\nWHAT THE FEDERAL RESERVE AND THE GOVERNMENT ARE DOING AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL, LOCAL BANKS ARE DOING WITH US AT THE LOCAL LEVEL. The only difference is that instead of printing new notes, the banks are creating new checkbook money each time they make a loan.\nHere's what happens when you go to the bank to get a loan for your vehicle:\nThe bank has you sign a Promissory Note.\nThe back of the note is then stamped, \"pay to order of\" or similar words.\nThe note is then deposited into a transaction account in your name. Now this was not disclosed to you before you signed the note and you did not give them the authority to open a transaction account on your name.\nThe bank then writes a check from your transaction account deposit that you had no knowledge of, either to you or transfers the amount to those who should be receiving it.\nThe bank then sells the note to Federal Reserve or into the securities market. The proceeds of which, are used to fund the alleged loan.\nThrough the bank selling your note, YOU PAID FOR YOUR PURCHASE WITH THE PROMISSORY NOTE. Your note was treated by the bank as an asset that could be exchanged for cash. Anything that you can exchange for cash is an asset. What 95 % of America does not realize is that within our monetary system a Promissory Note is an asset. The moment you signed that note it became money to the bank. There was no money in existence until you signed the note. Once the bank stamped it \"pay to the order of\" it became a negotiable instrument. To the bank, it had Present Value, because they were able to sell it for cash. To you it only had Future Value.\nWhat's wrong with this loan scenario? You always suspected that there was something not right when you went for a loan from the bank. Now you know what it is. Let me give you a simple illustration that will help you to understand this.\nImagine if you came to me needing a loan.\nYou: \"Can you give me a loan for $10,000.\"\nMe: \"sure I'll loan you $10,000, but you have to give me an asset worth $10,000.\"\nYou: \"All I've got is this diamond ring worth $10,000.\"\nMe: \"That will do.\" I then take the ring and sell it for $10,000, and come back to You with a check for $10,000.\nMe: \"Here's your $10,000 loan at 10% interest, and the payments are $200 a month for x number of years.\"\nYou: \"xxxxxxx!\" We won't even print what you would tell me to do with that loan.\nIn fact if you called the police I would go to jail for fraud, loan sharking, racketeering etc. BUT THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THE BANKS ARE DOING EVERY SINGLE DAY.\nNow what is wrong with this loan? EVERYTHING!\nIt's not a loan. It's an exchange. We simply exchanged your diamond for a $10,000 check.\nIt never cost me anything to make the loan. I brought nothing to the table. My assets did not decrease by $10,000, as would be the case in a true, honest loan. Therefore I had no risk.\nYou provided the asset (the diamond ring). I merely sold it and gave you back your money, and then had the unmitigated gall to charge you interest on nothing.\nIn the same way, YOUR PROMISSORY NOTE BECAME THE FUNDING INSTRUMENT OF YOUR BANK LOAN. The bank received it as an asset, as legal tender, i.e. in the form of money and deposited in an account. According to the Uniform Commercial Code, a promissory note is a negotiable instrument, and is therefore legal tender. As such it is the funding instrument. Therefore there was no loan. It was an exchange. Your note which, could be monetized by the bank, was exchanged for the bank's check. And the bank lied and called it a loan. Banks and lending institutions only appear to lend money.\nThe \"lending\" techniques that are used are beyond brilliant. It took some very, very smart people to figure out how to appear to be lending money, but in actuality have the value supplied by the person wanting a loan. And that is what is happening.\n\"THIS IS TOO INCREDIBLE TO BELIEVE, SHOW ME PROOF.\"\nIf you are finding this rather difficult to believe, let's look at some Federal Reserve Bank publications, which actually admit that this is how bank loans work.\n\"Transaction deposits are the modern counterpart of bank notes. It was a small step from printing notes to making book entries crediting deposits of borrowers, which the borrowers in turn could \"spend\" by writing checks, thereby \"printing\" their own money.\"\nModern Money Mechanics, page 3, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.\n\"Of course they do not really pay out loans from the money they receive as deposits. If they did this, no additional money would be created. What they do when they make loans is to accept promissory notes in exchange for credits to the borrowers' transaction accounts. Loans (assets) and deposits (liabilities) both rise by $9,000. Reserves are unchanged by the loan transactions. But the deposit credits constitute new additions to the total deposits of the banking system.\"\nAccording to the Fed, it is not their policy to make loans from other depositor's money. Neither do they make loans from their own assets. They make loans by accepting promissory notes in exchange for credits to the borrower's transaction account. They even admit that it's an exchange. IF IT'S AN EXCHANGE HOW CAN IT BE A LOAN?\n\"In exchange for the note or security, the lending institution credits the depositor's account or gives a check that can be deposited at yet another depository institution.\"\nTwo Faces of Debt, page 19 Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.\nYou want more proof: THE BANK'S OWN BOOKKEEPING ENTRIES ARE PROOF. 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        "raw_content": "Job 38:1-7, Mark 10:35-45\nOne very popular course at Yale University at the moment is \u2018The Science of Well Being\u2019 which is designed to help students overcome growing conditions of depression and anxiety, addictions and self harming. It teaches students five primary life skills that promise to bring happiness, healthy aging, wealth, and career success throughout the course of one\u2019s lifetime: (1) emotional stability, (2) determination, (3) control, (4) optimism, and (5) conscientiousness.\nWhile I think we might all agree that these five skills are necessary, it might also be said that they may not be the ultimate key to fulfillment and happiness. I say this because underlying the research that has led to the contents of this course is a dominant secular motif, which is the avoidance of suffering and struggle. But when the emotionally stable, determined, self controlled, optimistic, conscientious individual experiences serious health challenges, broken relationships, financial ruin: what, or whom, is the source of their happiness? This, I would say, is a critical question. Perhaps eternal happiness is not even a realistic vision or goal. My own research suggests that the role of faith is not at all a factor in this course.\nSo I found myself thinking about this course as I was reflecting on our readings for today. Rather than offering empirical strategies for experiencing happiness, they delve right into the inevitability/messiness of pain and suffering, and offer some clues to discovering the source of our strength, the face and presence of God in the midst of such times.\nThe Book of Job is the story of a good man \u2013 an exceptionally good man, who suffers. We might even see Job as a modern day graduate of the popular course at Yale University, having learned all the necessary skills that lead to happiness. And, in Job\u2019s case, he even has the faith component under his belt. One might think that a man of such profound faith who has learned all the necessary skills that lead to a good and happy life might be exempt from pain and suffering. But one day, and for no apparent reason, Job is plunged into terrible suffering. His children are taken from him, his cattle are seized, and his property is destroyed, and he begins to develop debilitating health issues: painful sores from head to foot.\nIn the midst of all these catastrophic events, Job finds himself discussing with his friends the problem of human suffering. They ponder and discuss such things as, \u201cIs our suffering a punishment for our sins?\u201d \u201cDoes God even know about our suffering?\u201d \u201cDoes God even care about our suffering?\u201d Or even worse, \u201cIs God the one who causes our suffering to happen?\u201d This conversation continues, leading to profound exasperation, as they find no answers to the questions they have raised, at which point God finally speaks.\nAnd this is where this morning\u2019s passage begins, with God\u2019s response, which is not likely what Job was expecting or wanting to hear. In a series of rhetorical questions that contrast the power and wisdom of God with the weakness and ignorance of Job, the speech argues that, since Job was not present at the creation and has no notion of how such matters as the sun\u2019s rising occur, he has no right to demand such explanations. God, clearly, does not and will not give Job a straight answer.\nSo, if we, along with Job are looking for a God to explain why bad things happen to good people and how justice reigns in the cosmos, neither God nor the Book of Job as a whole provides any clear answers. And if we choose to enroll in that course at Yale University, in the hope that we might find eternal happiness by developing a particular set of life skills, we are reminded through Job that no such assurance exists. If the Book of Job poses the question of why the righteous suffer, then the conclusion seems to be that we cannot know the ways of God, and to insist that God act in a certain way is to limit God\u2019s great power and knowledge and potential. To insist that God act in a certain way is to expect that it is possible to confine God to our own limited ideas of what is possible.\nThere is a story of a little girl sitting at the dinner table with her family, and when she hears her mother, at grace, give thanks for God\u2019s presence everywhere, asks if God really is everywhere? In this house? Yes. This kitchen? Yes. On this table? Yes. This cup? Yes. To which the little girl quickly covered the cup with her hand and said, \u201cI\u2019ve got Him!\u201d\nIn Job\u2019s attempt to make sense of his suffering, and to insist that God act in a certain way, Job is trying desperately to figure God out by confining God to his own narrow conception of who God is. In other words, Job was trying to get God to respond within the limited confines of Job\u2019s own imagination; Job\u2019s own theological cup.\nJob was a righteous man \u2013 a good man \u2013 and therefore believed that he was to be spared from such suffering; he is challenging God, to which God put him in his place. God reminds Job, and each of us, that despite University courses that promise to teach empirical, reliable skills that ensure eternal happiness, we are too tiny and within the confines of our human condition our understanding of the cosmos is too limited. No strategically developed skills will succeed in the removal of pain and suffering. Suffering happens. Its purpose remains a mystery. God reminds us, \u201cYou were not present at the time of creation; there are so many mysteries that you cannot possibly understand. You \u2013 therefore \u2013 have no right to demand such explanations.\u201d\nIndeed, we discover here that to deny the inevitability of suffering, or to insist that God act in a certain way is to expect that it is possible to confine God to our own limited ideas of what is possible.\nSo, what are we to learn from this seemingly unsatisfactory response to Job\u2019s questions, because when tragedy strikes innocent people \u2013 or people who have developed the skills that promise a happy and successful life \u2013 our belief that God is good, powerful, and wise is seriously challenged. And although God\u2019s response is not what Job would have expected, or what we might prefer, the Book of Job does explore these probing questions and inadvertently offers us some bearings.\nWe discover that God entirely desires the well-being of His creation. God takes pleasure in Job\u2019s upright life, and trusts that Job will keep his faith even through intense and prolonged trial. We discover a God who never abandons those who suffer; a God who longs to be acknowledged; a God whose power makes it possible for us to endure; and, at the same time, a God who reminds us that our knowledge of such things is limited \u2013 that only God who is the creator of things in heaven and earth can possess such knowledge; a God who \u2013 all in the fullness of time \u2013 will restore us to life.\nThis piece of \u2018not knowing\u2019 is extremely challenging for us today, as our culture\u2019s predominant world view is one that human knowledge is limitless \u2013 that knowledge is power \u2013 and therefore, humanity is all powerful. So powerful, as a matter of fact, that university students are taught that if they learn the right skills they can be assured of eternal happiness. But this passage from Job turns that worldview completely upside down. This is what we discover in the Book of Job; this is as far as the Book of Job can take us.\nBut what we also discover today is that God continues his response to Job\u2019s questions in and through Jesus. In and through Jesus the whole matter of God\u2019s response to human suffering is taken much further; God\u2019s response to human suffering is embodied and fulfilled. Here we see God involved in, participating in, human suffering. Here we discover the story of James and John, who might be seen, by some, as righteous. They are \u2013 after all \u2013 followers of Jesus, and clearly seem to think that there is some sense of entitlement that comes with this role.\nIn some ways they\u2019re not unlike Job who \u2013 in the midst of his trials \u2013 demands that God act in a particular and certain way. They approach Jesus in a similar way that Job approached God, as they say, \u201cTeacher, we want you to do for us whatever we ask of you.\u201d And, when Jesus asks them to be more specific, they respond, \u201cGrant us to sit, one at your right hand and one at your left, in your glory.\u201d In other words, now that we are good and righteous in a whole new way as your followers, we ask (insist) that you allow us to sit next to you and protect us from all harm.\nAt this point in Mark\u2019s Gospel they have been told three times already that the Son of Man must suffer and die, and rise again\u2026 and they have also been told that Jesus\u2019 followers must pick up their cross and follow him. And still, good old James and John, much like most of us, want to be kept comfortable and protected from pain and suffering. At this point I have this image of Jesus shaking his head, and telling them that \u2013 once again - they do not know what they are asking.\nThe road that Jesus is walking is one that leads to a torturous public death on a cross. I think Jesus would have passed that course at Yale University with flying colours! Everything I read suggests that he was emotionally stable, determined, self controlled, I might replace optimistic with hopeful, and he was certainly conscientious. And yet, the road he is about to travel is far from easy, or successful as the world would define success.\nLike Job, Jesus has come to enter into the messy experience of human suffering; the kind of suffering known only too well to so many who walk this earth today. Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was in a Nazi prison and eventually executed because he was considered a threat to Hitler and the Third Reich, wrote from prison these words: \u201cOnly a suffering God can help.\u201d \u201cOnly. A. Suffering. God. Can. Help.\u201d The God made manifest in Jesus is all powerful, but not in a Superman/woman. God\u2019s power is the power of compassion, mercy, self sacrifice, and love. God\u2019s power is the power of One who has suffered, on our behalf; who through the cross continues to suffer as humanity suffers; who rises from the ashes of this suffering offering hope for a new tomorrow. To say only a suffering God can help is just another way of saying that we are never alone in our suffering; God is intimately there with us and all who suffer.\nOnce again, the mission of Jesus is to share in our suffering and redeem us in that suffering, rather than from it. Herein lies the contrast between the teachings of our faith and the teachings found in that course at Yale University: The Science of Well Being. 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        "raw_content": "Reinhold de Croll (1673\u22121710)\nReinhold de Croll was born in Stockholm in 1673 and died on 29 November 1710 in the same city. He was a composer, organist, carillonneur and a member of the Swedish Royal Court Orchestra. He was considered to be the best organist of his time in Stockholm. Of his compositions only a few dance pieces have been preserved.\nReinhold de Croll\u2019s parents were Johan de Krull (died in 1702) and M\u00e4rta Siewerts. Johan de Krull had been an organist at Riddarholm Church in Stockholm and from 1670 carillonneur in the German Church. Reinhold\u2019s brother, Johann de Croll (1681\u22121704), was employed as an organist at Maria Magdalena Church and, upon his father\u2019s death, taking over the position as carillonneur at the German Church. Their sister Catherina was married to a royal court musician named Johann Knapp[e] (died in 1721), and their son, Johan Reinholt would later became a member of the Hovkapellet (the Royal Court Orchestra).\nPresumably Reinhold de Croll received his first music education from his father, however he was also a music student abroad. In 1696 he occasionally worked at Stockholm\u2019s Great Church \u2212 also known as Church of Saint Nicholas \u2212 where he was engaged as a musician and overseer of the church\u2019s organ. In 1702 he took over his father\u2019s position as organist at the Riddarholm Church, and two years later took over his brother\u2019s position at the German Church. He was appointed as organist in 1710 at St James\u2019s Church but died within a few months that same year.\nReinhold de Croll worked as a musician in the Hovkapellet between 1700 and 1702 when he was forced, against his will, to leave his post; he had also been given a position as organist at the Riddarholm Church and was not allowed to maintain the dual posts. However, in 1704 he was allowed to rejoin the Hovkapellet where he stayed until his death.\nIn 1700 he married the singer Maria Swart, the first woman to be engaged in the Hovkapellet. She participated as \u2018first descant\u2019 in the Great Church when the new pulpit was inaugurated in 1702, together with other musicians of the court, including her husband on organ. Reinhold de Croll and his wife both died in 1710, presumably during the plague epidemic that broke out in Stockholm.\nOnly a few dance pieces attributed to de Croll have been preserved. All of them are minuets for keyboard. Despite the limited number of extant works, Reinhold de Croll was likely an accomplished composer. One printed funeral announcement described him as the Swedish equivalent of Dieterich Buxtehude:\nEach hands\u2019 precious work of fine harmonic sound\nThe perfection of which must sadly stand back\nEach part of his works tasting admiration\nWitness, that he was the Swedish Buxtehude\nMaria Schildt \u00a9 2015\nKarle, Gunhild: Kungl. Hovmusiken i Stockholm och dess ut\u00f6vare 1697\u22121771, Uppsala: TryckJouren 2002.\nKjellberg, Erik: Kungliga musiker i Sverige under stormaktstiden: studier kring deras organisation, verksamheter och status ca 1620 \u2212 ca 1720, 2 vol., diss., Uppsala University, 1979.\nNorlind, Tobias: Fr\u00e5n Tyska kyrkans glansdagar: bilder ur svenska musikens historia fr\u00e5n Vasaregenterna till karolinska tidens slut, vol. 3, Stormaktstidens senare skede 1660\u22121720, Stockholm: Musikhistoriska museet, 1945.\nRud\u00e9n, Jan Olof: Music in tablature: a thematic index with source descriptions of music in tablature notation in Sweden, Stockholm: Svenskt musikhistoriskt arkiv, 1981.\nFour extant minuets.\nMinuet, Kalmar, Stagneliusskolan.\nMinuet 'for Sparre och [?]', Uppsala University Library.\nMinuet 'for Anders von D\u00fcben', Uppsala University Library.\nMinuet 'for Mad. D\u00fcben', Uppsala University Library.\nWorks by Reinhold de Croll",
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        "raw_content": "Most Read of 2015: The Dark Knight of Florida\u2019s Slaughter Underworld\nRichard Couto with Freedoms Flight. Photo courtesy of ARM.\nThe October slaughter of Debbie Stephen\u2019s Grand Prix show jumping horse Phedras de Blondel shed a national spotlight on Florida\u2019s dirty secret: the lucrative business of black market horse meat.\nCrimes once limited to illegal slaughterhouses have now expanded to private stables. Horses are being stolen from backyards and slaughtered by the roadside, others being filleted in their own pastures. There are estimates that around 30,000 horses are killed each year in the state, their meat catching between $4 and $40 per pound.\nRichard \u201cKudo\u201d Couto has taken it upon himself to be defender of these animals, liberating many from a horrific end. He\u2019s the founder of the Animal Recovery Mission, known as ARM, a non-profit \u201cdedicated to eliminating severe animal cruelty operations worldwide.\u201d ARM\u2019s mission \u201cis to be an uncompromising defending force for the welfare of animals in addition to putting an end to and preventing pain, suffering and torture inflicted as a result of inhumane practices.\u201d\nGiven his dedication to the cause, it may come as a surprise that Couto never saw himself working as an animal defender. Growing up in Rhode Island he had dogs, cats, and horses, frequently taking rides on the beach in the evening, developing a close to bond to the animals. \u201cGrowing up as a child I gained a lot of not just love for animals but respect, actually more than people. That was instilled in me by my family and my mother,\u201d say Couto.\nCouto began his career working in Boston\u2019s business world before he moved west and took up sailing, at one point training for the America\u2019s Cup. Motocross was also a passion for the thrill seeker, but a broken neck and ensuing brain surgery prompted Couto to leave the sport.\nA move to Miami would eventually prove fateful for Florida\u2019s horses. Couto worked as a real-estate developer, making a hefty profit. \u201cI was living the life every single guy would want to live in Miami. But once I had the money and cars and house, the things people strive and work for in life, it began weighing hard on my conscience to do something more with my life, to live more of an ethical lifestyle. I didn\u2019t know what that was but always had it in the back of my mind,\u201d said Couto.\nIn an effort to give back, Couto began donating money to the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) in Florida. Curious where his money was going, Couto visited the SPCA and was immediately \u201creeled back in\u201d to the horse world. He began doing more hands-on volunteer work, cleaning stalls and helping around the property.\nDuring one of his visits to SPCA, a report came in about an abused horse on a slaughter farm, so Couto rode along with the investigator. \u201cWe got to a very rural part of Miami, near the everglades, where there was a farm with thousands of animals in a really decrepit situation,\u201d says Couto of the farm. \u201cI asked the cop I was with what the place was, it was so awful. She said it was a slaughter farm. I asked if that was even legal and she said no. So I kind of laughed and said \u2018okay, we\u2019re closing it down today, right?\u2019 She shrugged her shoulders and said \u2018we don\u2019t do that kind of work.\u2019 When I asked who does she laughed, shrugged her shoulders, and walked away.\u201d\nThough the farm wasn\u2019t shut down that day, a chestnut thoroughbred that\u2019d been tied to a palm tree awaiting slaughter was rescued. Upon researching his lip tattoo, an identification given to all racehorses, Couto was shocked to learn the sickly looking horse was Freedom\u2019s Flight, a descendant of Secretariat and had once been a racehorse worth a small fortune. \u201cThat didn\u2019t matter to me, a horse is a horse, an animal is an animal, but it raised my eyebrows that a horse worth so much could end up at an illegal slaughterhouse. An underground, uninspected operation ten minutes from downtown Miami,\u201d said Couto.\nCouto discovered there was an epidemic of illegal slaughter taking place that had grown into a multi-million dollar industry. The farm where Freedom\u2019s Flight was discovered was one of 800 known illegal slaughterhouses and had been in operation for over 40 years.\nOutraged by the situation, Couto became a board member of the SPCA. Investigations were launched that began drawing the interest of Floridians, enraging citizens and damaging the tourism industry. \u201cOnce the issue hit the news it quickly became the number one news story in Florida. People really wrapped their arms around it,\u201d said Couto. As the media coverage expanded and investigations deepened, slaughter farm owners started hitting the SPCA volunteers with death threats, even threatening the lives of their animals. But that wasn\u2019t the only hurdle, said Couto, \u201cPoliticians started getting involved because it was starting to hit the tourism industry hard. They threatened to stop the SPCA funding.\u201d The physical and financial threats became too much for the SPCA to handle and Couto was forced to stop the investigations.\nNot one to accept defeat, Couto founded the Animal Recovery Mission as a means to crack down on the illegal slaughter of horses. \u201cI never created ARM because I wanted to. I created ARM at a later date because I had to. It had consumed my life and there was no turning back. Making a dollar had little meaning to me anymore, I just wanted to do something special for the animals,\u201d Couto said of his decision to launch ARM.\nARM has grown into three divisions: ARM Investigations, ARM Conservation, and ARM Sanctuaries. Though the organization has expanded dramatically there are just 5 full-time employees and 10 part-time employees. \u201cWe just work our assess off,\u201d says Couto of his staff\u2019s dedication, \u201cwe pride ourselves on getting as bloody and muddy as we can because that\u2019s where the crimes are being committed.\u201d\nCouto has at times come under fire for his choice of hires. Unlike many animal welfare groups he doesn\u2019t require his recruits to be vegan or vegetarian. \u201cI get their way of thinking but I don\u2019t hire for that. I hire an investigator to get footage and bring us the worst possible crimes on tape in the animal world so we can bring them to law enforcement,\u201d says Couto.\nMany of Couto\u2019s investigators are ex-military that have served in Iraq and Afghanistan. \u201cEven guys out of Iraq and Afghanistan need special polishing for animal cruelty. They\u2019re very well supplied with information, training, and the latest, most up-to date equipment that I can possibly offer them,\u201d says Couto of his investigators. \u201cWhen you get hired at a legal slaughterhouse if your camera is seen or ID blown you may get a black eye or a lawsuit. If you get caught in our operations you\u2019ll have a gun or machete pulled out and you\u2019ll be killed. Period,\u201d says Couto of the high-risk operations. \u201cA few weeks ago we had guns put to our heads and were searched for wires. If we had cheap cameras we\u2019d be done with.\u201d\nCouto (left) during a raid\nCouto\u2019s investigators have obtained footage of animals being boiled alive, some with meat hooks driven into their legs as they\u2019re hung upside down and skinned alive. Other footage shows animals dying slowly over 20 minutes, leaking blood where dull blades have been plunged into them. It\u2019d be tough work for anyone to handle, but Couto\u2019s investigators are there to do a job. \u201cDifferent investigators handle it differently. It\u2019s almost like being in a warzone and having to capture atrocities on film. You\u2019re concentrating on getting the right shot. You\u2019re thinking: is my cover being blown? Should I be using my backup camera? At the time you\u2019re not in reality, you\u2019re thinking about things other than the animal,\u201d says Couto.\nAnimal cruelty that results in death is the only felony to animals in Florida, so it\u2019s vital that investigators film till the animal\u2019s dying breath of animal to collect sufficient evidence for prosecution.\n\u201cThe hardest thing for our workers to do is go into the editing room and review the footage. The have to get screen shots and slow motion of these horrific crimes. The animal screams are important to the jury and final breaths are important, so the editing is the hardest part,\u201d states Couto.\nSuch high-risk work and top-shelf technology require significant resources. Couto initially funded ARM himself, but the non-profit now relies on the support of donations. Whole Foods, the Houston Rockets, and Bob Barker are all major supporters of the non-profit, along with smaller donors who support the organization\u2019s efforts.\nSince it\u2019s founding, ARM has closed over 135 illegal slaughterhouses in the United States and conducted animal rights investigations in India, Nepal, Mexico, and Vietnam. Couto has come under fire for conducting operations internationally, his detractors claiming he should focus all his resources in the United States. \u201c80% of our time and resources are spent on cases in the U.S. But animals suffer in Nepal or Vietnam just as they do in the U.S., so if we can help there then we will. Borders mean nothing to us,\u201d says Couto.\nARM made headlines back in October when, along with the Palm Beach County sheriff\u2019s department, they raided three illegal slaughterhouses in the county. \u201cThat was our first operation there and I was surprised at the amount of enforcement that we got. There were SWAT teams, a bomb squad, special weapons units, and 150 uniformed officers. It was monstrous,\u201d said Couto of the raids.\nCouto on site at the Garcia raid\nOver 750 animals were seized and 8 individuals arrested. 300 of the animals now reside at ARM\u2019s new sanctuary, others taken in by Animal Control of Palm Beach, an organization that Couto says, \u201cis an amazing division with a beautiful farm and great set-up.\u201d\nUnfortunately, not all sanctuaries are able to handle a high volume of animals on a last minute basis. This prompted Cuoto to create the ARM sanctuary. For the safety of the animals, the sanctuary\u2019s location is undisclosed; but the property is up and running with 2 vets and 4 vet techs working around the clock to care for the animals rescued in Palm Beach, ensuring the rescued animals are rehabilitated and given a proper home.\nDespite 5 months of undercover work and, according to Couto, \u201cevidence handed to prosecutors on a silver platter,\u201d the accused have accepted comparatively light plea deals and have been released on bail. Palm Beach County prosecutor Judy Arco defended the deals by stating there was insufficient evidence of horse slaughter. Couto countered by making public a document from Elisa Technologies that tested and verified that meat found on the Rancho Garcia property was in fact horse meat. 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        "raw_content": "Purchased a hardback?\nDownload your free eBook >\nThe Great Blank at the Center of It All: theMystery.doc by Matthew McIntosh\nJohn Dixon Mirisola Zyzzyva\nJohn Dixon Mirisola\u2019s work has appeared in the Los Angeles Review of Books, The Millions, and Flaunt. He holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from the University of California, Riverside, and is currently working on a novel.\nOn page after page of Matthew McIntosh\u2019s theMystery.doc (Grove Press), redactions black out key words, crucial questions, and even whole sections of text. I don\u2019t know how far I had gotten through the 1,660-page novel before I stopped expecting the eventual, climactic unveiling of the hidden words, the code-break that would deliver me from all my head-scratching. Surely, it was hundreds of pages after the flip-book sequence that begins on Page 73 with a voice shouting, \u201c>HEY\u201d (flip page) \u201c>DO YOU THINK YOUR SAVIORS COMING BACK\u201d (flip page) \u201c>WHATS HE LOST DOWN HERE\u201d\u2014before I stopped looking for whatever it was that had been lost in those black blocks and began to focus, instead, on the strange constellations of voices and images arranged around the voids.\nIt can be difficult to recognize a work of real vision. At times McIntosh\u2019s book is profoundly un-fun to read. Without warning the text breaks apart into a cacophony of (seemingly) non-sequitur plot shards, screenshots from classic films, and blips of (seemingly) random dialogue separated by long stretches of emptiness or indecipherable symbols. An uncharitable reader could easily fill up all the black and blank space in this book with dismissals. But the author\u2019s formal trickery can\u2019t be written off as merely evasive, pretentious, or coy. Setting aside the reader\u2019s perfectly valid expectations of entertainment and pleasure, theMystery.doc is some sort of masterpiece\u2014obscure or vulnerable by jagged turns, but in every moment energized by a self-assured sense of purpose: the novel knows, even if you are, for a long time, completely in the dark.\nMcIntosh employs a grand-scale version of the interlocking vignette structure that made his first book, Well , such an exciting and unique debut. ... The novel accumulates meaning the way many mosaic-style works do: by the resonances (or dissonances) created between fragments, and\u2014more mystically\u2014by a kind of sustained d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu, which reminds us with echoes of familiar dialogue or repeated photos that no detail is irrelevant to the larger image being composed.\n... imagine W.G. Sebald doing his best T.S. Eliot impression\u2014archival photos and plot-less autofiction thrown into a meticulous formal blender. (This comparison to Eliot is one other writers have noted, too, and which author Alan Moore mentions in his blurb for the novel.) Or, think of E.L. Doctorow\u2019s post-modern, post-Christian opus, City of God \u2014one of this novel\u2019s closest literary relatives. Like City of God , theMystery.doc sets itself up as a kind of writers\u2019 sketchbook, filled with iterative entries on physics, alter-egos, philosophy, film, and plans for the composition of the very book in your hands. And like Doctorow, McIntosh never strays far from metaphysical concerns; both authors set off in search of the divine.\nRead full review on zyzzyva.org >\nAmnesia, mortality, and the limits of language: a 1,660-page \u201cAllbook\u201d from Matthew McIntosh.\nDavid L. Ulin 4Columns, 50th Issue: Literature\nDavid L. Ulin is the author of Sidewalking: Coming to Terms with Los Angeles, which was shortlisted for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the Essay. A 2015 Guggenheim Fellow, he is the former book editor and book critic of the Los Angeles Times.\nThere\u2019s little purpose in trying to summarize the plot of Matthew McIntosh\u2019s second novel, theMystery.doc . In the first place, the book is more than 1,600 pages in length, so how to encapsulate it all? More to the point, it resists such a reading, even as it offers a number of interlocking narratives. Perhaps the most useful way to think about theMystery.doc is as an experiential novel, one we live with (or through), rather than read. A pastiche, a collection of moments that both connect and don\u2019t, it blurs the line between text and image, fact and fiction; it is not postmodern but post-postmodern, or maybe none of the above. At the same time, it is surprisingly accessible for such a long book: not a critique of meaning so much as an evocation of meaning\u2019s aftermath\u2014an expression, in other words, of the chaotic culture in which we live.\nThe set-up is relatively straightforward: a writer named Daniel awakens one morning to discover that he has total amnesia. He has spent, or so he is told, eleven years working on a project called (yes) themystery.doc, but the digital file is also blank: \u201cZero lines, zero words. Zero characters. Zero zero zero.\u201d McIntosh acknowledges the contrivance from the outset: \u201cIt was one of those plots,\u201d he writes, \u201cwhere you wake up and you don\u2019t know who you are.\u201d It\u2019s a telling moment, with the author both framing a story and commenting on it, and it gives a hint of his intentions for the novel, the directions, or some of them, the book will take.\nDaniel\u2019s story is central to theMystery.doc, although it is not, in and of itself, the mystery. McIntosh makes this explicit by pivoting almost immediately from Daniel and into a series of ancillary narratives that enlarge the book\u2019s perspective in unexpected ways. Missing, or lost, people are a motif throughout the novel: a housewife named Kimberly Anne Forbes, who vanishes while shopping in Portland; a woman trapped on a high floor of the World Trade Center on the morning of September 11, looking for solace or salvation as she waits for the towers to collapse. Their stories are punctuated by a series of conversations between a (possibly) automated \u201cgreeter\u201d at an entrepreneurial website and a rotating cast of clients who spend much of their time trying to determine whether they are interacting with a machine or a human being. Then there\u2019s what we might call the backstory, involving the author, or his fictional stand-in, which features emails, photographs, and dialogue between him and the members of his family. These include his father, a pastor who is dying of cancer, and his niece Margaret, born prematurely, whose death animates the emotional life of the novel as if she were the tiniest of ghosts. Late in the book, after having shared photographs from her funeral, McIntosh reproduces an image (or so theMystery.doc would have us believe) of this small girl in a neo-natal ward, body red with the effort of living, hooked up to a breathing tube and a network of IVs.\nAll of this, of course, is meant to signify upheaval, of both the personal and the cultural variety. The mystery, it should come as no surprise, is the mystery: the stomach-dropping question of why we are alive. We often dismiss that issue as sophomoric, but that\u2019s part of the point of a book such as this, which takes it on faith that literature, that art, should address the largest questions, even (or especially) when we know they can\u2019t be answered in any satisfying terms....\n... McIntosh, to be sure, aspires to the big book division. His predecessors include James Joyce, Marguerite Young, Thomas Pynchon, David Foster Wallace, William T. 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You stop for a few minutes to watch actors in the middle of mundane activities. You keep getting ambushed by exhibits on the 9/11 attacks. You pick up various documents, some of which have been redacted in black or look like avant-garde poems. You feel like Alice in Wonderland.\n...But everything here is blown up to Imax proportions.\nThe workings of memory is [a theme], and in this way theMystery.doc resembles [Proust\u2019s] In Search of Lost Time. ... theMystery.doc also resembles In Search of Lost Time in length, but this 1,664-page novel reads quickly. Because of all the illustrations, graphics and sparsely populated pages, it\u2019s like reading a 300-page book.\nArt installation, performance piece, vision board: these are odd ways to describe a novel, but McIntosh clearly wants to update that old genre, to give it a postmodern makeover ... 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        "raw_content": "Home | Arts & Culture | \u201cHusharamma Husharu\u201d song to be released to create awareness among women\nFebruary 27, 2018 February 28, 2018 Garima Dhawan345Leave a Comment on \u201cHusharamma Husharu\u201d song to be released to create awareness among women\nBangalore, 27 Feb\u2019 2018: Music artists have contributed to the creation of Husharamma Husharu, a song composed to spread awareness about problems faced by women.\nThe video and the music have been composed by Palani D. Senapathy. He has also directed the music video for the song which has been sung by Jayalaxmi Anand. Issues like eve-teasing, chain snatching and sexual harassment and several other problems that they face in their daily lives have been highlighted in the video.\nThe song is to be released on the 6th of March at Nayana Rangamandira. To inaugurate the song Mr. Jigani Shankar, State president, Karnataka Republican scene and Dr.Rajesh, a popular senior actor along with other senior actors will be present at the event.\nVijaya Lakshmi, a woman who attended the conference, said, \u201c It is a good initiative towards empowering women and finally someone is doing something..\u201d\nThe idea was conceived by Chandini Shetty, who is a music director by profession, said that telling a story through words is easy but it does not have a wide reach and hence they decided to produce it in an audio-visual format..\u201cWe are trying our best to spread the message. This music speaks about how women should protect themselves while they are walking during nights or wait at bus stops. We are trying hard to push this social cause and that is the reason we have made this.\u201d\nJanuary 17, 2019 January 17, 2019 Priyanka Dhaundiyal\nAugust 30, 2018 August 30, 2018 Aiswarya Sriram",
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        "raw_content": "How to Avoid Circumcision When You're Jewish\nApril Peveteaux July 26, 2011 at 2:15 PM\nThere's more than one way to circumcise a baby, and the modern Jewish family seems to have solved multiple issues. First, there's the rabbi that insists that God said circumcision was necessary, but pain was not. You go, rabbi! But the biggest new trend for the modern Jewish family is not circumcising at all. Nope, not at all.\nNow this kind of reminds me of when my girlfriend had a baby, then three years later I did, and she was all, \"What's up with BPA-free?\" The point being, we're all trying our best and we're all working with what we've got. And what the modern Jewish couple with reservations about circumcision has that their friends did not a few years ago is the Brit Shalom. Which is a bris, without the cut.\nIf I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times -- please make up your own mind about circumcising your baby. It's your decision, it's all about your family discussions, religion, culture, sooo many things. But say you're Jewish, and you feel strongly about the covenant with God that is sealed with circumcision, but you're not sure you want to do that to your new baby boy. That, my Hebrew friends, is a predicament.\nAs a mixed religious family, this was a big issue in our house. I wish I'd known about this amazing solution for the conflicted Jewish family. I think it could solve some conflicts on the topic, although I'm not here to tell you what to do. Seriously! I will NOT tell you what to do when it comes to your baby boy's penis.\nAlso, the story about the traditional bris in this article is actually completely inspiring. But if you're lucky enough to find a rabbi that offers the ceremony without the cut, go for the Brit Shalom. It sounds RAD.\nWhat did you do about circumcising?\nImage via John Picken/Flickr\nbaby health circumcision newborns",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Out with a blast: the Pratt whistles blow one final(?) time\nI didn\u2019t bother to fact-check this post \u2192\nI rarely hide my disdain for websites like Buzzfeed, which aim to go viral by pumping out vague lists with images culled from other sources. (As a result, I love the Tumblr site Buzzfeed Articles Without The GIFs, which shows just how mindless these posts are.)\nIn that spirit, and timed to coincide with the arrival of Hercules, I present the carefully curated 42 life-saving devices in Prospect Park, an alternative way of looking at Prospect Park\u2019s beautiful waterfronts. As far as I can tell, this is the number of \u201cice rescue ladders\u201d dotting the lakeside area, in case somebody decides to skip the line at the new LeFrak Center.\nHere\u2019s your map. Now, let\u2019s take a tour of the lowest points in the park, in no particular order!\nSome background: I took these photos \u2013 with one exception \u2013 after my running tour of the new Lakeside on the warm winter solstice. The ice was melting, but a humongous flock of birds was still hanging out in the center of the Lake.\n#28 is gorgeous, looking over the Audubon Center.\nWith #42, we take our first jaunt to the far-removed ladders, a set of five (#38-#42) around the Upper Pool and Lower Pool northwest of the main Lake. This includes the area with Dog Beach and the artificial forest waterfall.\nIn #8, you can see some of the distant flocks of birds; #16 has a few up close.\n#24 is lost in the woods, just north of the beautiful Terrace Bridge, upon which Wellhouse Drive runs. The second one is #32; #40 is the northernmost ladder in the park.\n#26 is on a tight stretch of unmarked path north of Wellhouse Drive. It was difficult to get a head-on shot! The LeFrak Center is in the background of #36.\n#13 is in a popular retreat area, at the end of a long path near the southwest corner of the Park. A pair of older ladies conversed in Russian as I snapped that photo. #37 is in the Lakeside area.\n#31 is in a great spot: right across the way from the Audubon Center. #2 is right near where the food trucks park at LeFrak. #18 was perilously close to falling off!\nThe first one is #33; for some reason, its sign was flipped backwards. #9 is in the middle of a mud pit on the south side of the lake. #23 might have the best view of them all. And #41, like #40, is in front of a fenced-off area in which no one has any right or reason to go.\nDisaster! Take a look at #4. Someone could dig it out, if needed, but that\u2019s going to be one cold ladder.\nOk. Maybe #30 has a better view than #23. Or maybe #15, which was surrounded by swans (including one that had gone terrestrial). What do you think?\nThe original missing piece to this puzzle was #28A, which I assume should be #29. I couldn\u2019t find it on my first attempt. I found it on New Year\u2019s Day, after asking a maintenance guy if he had a map of the ice ladders (he didn\u2019t) and tweeting about my problem. It\u2019s located far from any real water, near a tiny inlet right next to Center Drive.\nAnd now we reach #1, which is a special \u201cscrew you\u201d to Robert Moses (I\u2019d like to think, anyway). It marks the location of the LeFrak\u2019s predecessor, Wollman Rink. Moses rammed that one through, as per uszhe, destroying much of the ambience of the waterfront.\nWe reach our end with two obscured numbers: #34 and #38. The latter (pun?) is at the Dog Beach, and I had to ask two intrepid canine-handlers to move so that I could snap the pic.\nI can only imagine how weird those two women thought I was, asking to take a picture of a ladder. But that\u2019s just part of my charm, isn\u2019t it?\nThis entry was posted in Bonus posts, Running Brooklyn and tagged Audubon Center, Dog Beach, ice rescue ladders, Lakeside Center, listicles, Lower Pool, Lullwater, Prospect Park, Prospect Park Lake, Running Brooklyn, Samuel J. and Ethel LeFrak Center, Terrace Bridge, Upper Pool, Wellhouse Drive. Bookmark the permalink.\n2 Responses to 42 life-saving devices in Prospect Park\nMBFlynn says:\nHave you ever seen William Merritt Chase\u2019s paintings of Prospect Park, including what has to have been the original bronze planters at the south end of the Park?\nI have! I believe his paintings (probably this one in particular) are among the few resources they had in recreating the original planters.\nThanks for reminding me of this!",
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        "raw_content": "crossroads Leadership\nMark Nelson has been the Senior Pastor of Crossroads for over 18 years. He and his family live in the Lakeland area. Mark grew up in Chicago so he is a die hard (and continuously disappointed) fan of the Chicago Cubs. Mark met his wife, Kristie, at Wheaton College. He has degrees from the University of Illinois (Sociology) and Fuller Theological Seminary (Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry). Click here to contact Pastor Mark.\nKETURA ELDRIDGE-FREE\nClick here to contact Ketura.\nYOUTH PASTOR & LEADERSHIP BOARD MEMBER\nrachel lyttle\nRachel has been attending Crossroads for over 16 years, and has been on staff at the church for over ten years. She and her family reside in Winter Haven. When she is not at work you will likely find her shuttling one of her five children to a sports activity. Click here to contact Rachel.\nHap Foster\nLEADERSHIP BOARD MEMBER\nScott VanPlew\nPam mizelle",
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        "raw_content": "Rape Crisis group faces funding threat\nGlasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis is understood to have lost funding over concerns it does not do enough for men\n8th August 2018 by Gareth Jones 1 Comment\nA support group for rape victims is facing an uncertain future.\nThe Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis support group has been forced to close its waiting list for personal support due to a loss of funding.\nIt has been claimed that the funding from Children in Need was withdrawn due to concerns over the amount of support the group provides for men.\nHowever Children in Need has denied that this was the reason for the funding coming to an end.\nA statement on thesupport group\u2019s Facebook page said that a helpline to support victims would still be provided.\nThe statement said: \u201cWe are so sorry for having to make this decision but recent loss of funding for our work with young women and girls has had a significant impact on our overall service provision with current waiting times of up to nine months for ongoing, face to face support.\n\u201cWe will keep everyone posted about any changes to the service and, hopefully soon, when we get our waiting list open again and can offer shorter waiting times to survivors and their families.\u201d\nA spokesperson for Children in Need said: \"We have been pleased to fund Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis since 2012. Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis\u2019 three-year grant recently came to the end of its term, and their subsequent application for new funding was unsuccessful.\n\"This decision was in no way connected to the support of male victims, we award grants to charities regardless of gender.\"\nThe statement continued: \u201cAlthough the public are extremely generous in their support each year, we simply don\u2019t have the money to fund all of the projects that apply to us for grants and we have to make some really difficult decisions.\n\"We currently fund 313 projects to a value of \u00a318.8 million in Scotland and receive thousands of funding applications every year from projects across the UK helping to change young lives.\u201d\nThe group has received support from the White Ribbon Campaign, which aims to involve men in tackling violence against women.\nA spokesman said: \"After supporting Rape Crisis Glasgow and Clyde for six years Children in Need have decided to withdraw their funding because they do not think the centre does enough for men and boys.\n\"Rape Crisis Centres provide services to women and girls including trans women and Children in Need must have been aware of this throughout the funding period. Losing this funding has caused the centre manager to have to take the decision to shut down vital services for survivors of rape.\n\"With nearly 2,000 rapes and attempts being reported in Scotland every year and the demand on Rape Crisis Centres being greater than ever these services are essential. Given that more than 90% of all reported rapes are committed against women it would seem more appropriate for Children in Need to consider providing funding to services geared up for male survivors rather than withdrawing this award.\u201d\nA petition calling for the funding to be reinstated has received the backing of hundreds of people.\nRape Crisis launches new service > 18 February 2015\nPartnership strikes the right note\nHalf a million in extreme povertry\n9th August 2018 by Brian Dempsey\n!It has been claimed that the funding from Children in Need was withdrawn due to concerns over the amount of support the group provides for men.\" - by whom has this \"been claimed\"????",
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        "raw_content": "Excerpt from Chapter 5: Learning to Win\nDAVE BROSMER AND Pat Lockyear had known each other since kindergarten, and by the time fourth grade rolled around they were tight friends. The two youths would come to embody the toughness of the working-class town of Chandler, and they didn\u2019t need anybody to tell them that they came from the wrong side of the tracks in Castle Country.\n\u201cThe toughness of Chandler is what made us,\u201d Brosmer said. \u201cWe were the rough, poor kids, and (the Newburgh kids) were the rich, spoiled kids. That\u2019s just the way it was, at least from our point of view.\u201d\nBrosmer and Lockyear were starting their fourth-grade years when a new junior football league for fourth, fifth and sixth graders in Chandler and Newburgh began its inaugural season. As fourth graders, the two wouldn\u2019t get a lot of playing time in the Saturday morning games, but there couldn\u2019t have been a better setting for their development. The fourth graders that first season would be the seniors on the 1982 state champion Knights, the first class to benefit from the three extra years of organized football that the junior league provided.\nAfter a brief league tryout in the Chandler Elementary gym, the coaches selected their squads. It would be a heck of a draft for the Vikings \u2014 who secured not only the young Brosmer and Lockyear, but also a sixth grader named Steve Biggs, who would later earn a full-ride football scholarship at Western Kentucky University. In all seven players from that initial Chandler Vikings team would play significant roles in the Castle football program leading up to the 1982 state championship team.\nTheir coach, Damon Monks, knew a couple of things about football. The Bristol Meyers Squibb worker had been a member of Castle\u2019s first football squads in the early 1960s when the team was a punching bag for more experienced programs. Joined by fellow coach Jerry Gill, a talented high school athlete himself who would handle the Vikings backs, Monks concentrated on the lineman.\nIt was a coaching marriage made in football heaven.\n\u201cIt was just came together and couldn\u2019t have worked out much better,\u201d Monks said.\nWell, it could have started a little bit better. The Vikings began their gridiron existence with a tough 6-0 loss to the Chandler Rams, but would then charge unchallenged through the rest of their six-game schedule against the Rams as well as the Newburgh Chiefs and Newburgh Chargers to finish as League champs with a 5-1 record.\nAt 10 years old, Dave Brosmer and Pat Lockyear were already champions.\nIN THE LEAGUE\u2019S second season the number of teams increased to four with the addition of the Cardinals and Cowboys in Chandler and the Saints and Raiders in Newburgh.\nThe Vikings of Brosmer and Lockyear, joined by the younger Chris Brosmer, would easily run through the schedule unchallenged. At 6-0, this time the Vikings would have to earn the title in a championship game dubbed the Junior Bowl under the lights at Castle Stadium where they would face the Newburgh Saints.\nFor elementary school kids who played their games on Saturday afternoons on a weed-choked field before maybe 100 fans, the thought of playing under the lights at the high school stadium was the thrill of a lifetime \u2014 the feeling league officials had hoped for.\nAmid an icy drizzle late in a scoreless game, the Vikings coaching staff had called a pass play, but quarterback Reuben Weiss changed the call in the huddle. Weiss wasn\u2019t bucking authority. He was worried about being able to grip the ball to make the throw and the receiver\u2019s ability to catch the ball.\nInstead, Weiss took the snap, faked a step back and scampered through a hole in the line for a four-yard touchdown that would be all the Vikings would need as they held off future Castle star linebacker Rodney Russell\u2019s Saints by a 6-0 score.\nLockyear and Dave Brosmer were now two-time champions (with a 12-1 career record) while Chris Brosmer had just earned his first taste of glory.\nAS THE LEAGUE\u2019S third season began, the Vikings were once again expected to vie for the Junior League championship.\nMonks knew they were good, but worried that his players were starting to believe it as well. His concerns were realized when he felt his players were merely going through the motions during a game against the league doormat Cowboys \u2014 a game they led 21-0 at halftime.\nWhile the Cowboys sat in the shade sipping cool drinks at halftime, Monks ran his two-time champs up a hill next to the field. Monks got their attention. With a crisper 28-point second half, the Vikings cruised to a 49-0 victory.\n\u201cI don\u2019t remember that particular incident,\u201d Monks laughed, \u201cbut I don\u2019t doubt that it happened.\u201d\nWith their focus renewed, the Vikings once again stormed to an undefeated 6-0 regular season and would face the Newburgh Raiders in the Junior Bowl. In three seasons of organized football, Dave Brosmer and Lockyear were 18-1 (a 94.7 percent winning percentage) and two-time champions.\nStill, Monks knew beating the Raiders would be a daunting task and practiced his team well past dark all week on a field lit by automobile headlights.\nThe Raiders had squeaked by a Newburgh Chiefs team led by a hard-as-nails running back named Joe Dillman to reach the championship game. Dillman was literally a man among boys, the kind of running back that inflicted pain and brought stars. Most of Dillman\u2019s friends swear he sported six-pack abs and was shaving by fifth grade.\n\u201cYou didn\u2019t really tackle Joe,\u201d Raiders running back and future Castle fullback Neil Chapman said. \u201cHe just ran over you and hopefully he fell down in the process.\u201d\nTHE RAIDERS WERE quarterbacked by first-year player Mike Davis, who had lived his first years in Boonville where his father was a Baptist minister. Davis had spent most of the summer begging his skeptical mother to allow him to play tackle football.\nThe game was nothing new to the tall, angular Davis. He\u2019d been playing backyard football for years, but he wasn\u2019t prepared for the organized game \u2014 at least when it came to footwear. The embarrassed Davis showed up for his first practice wearing metal baseball cleats. The embarrassment wouldn\u2019t last long.\nBy his second practice, he had the right footwear and was about to have his football career defined for him as the coaches lined the entire team up and had each player throw a dozen passes. They were looking for a quarterback and quickly found one in Davis. One of the biggest players on his team, the 98-pound Davis barely qualified for playing quarterback in the league, which had a 100-pound weight limit for skill-position players.\nAlong with Chapman, the Raiders also sported a tough precocious linebacker named Joe Huff. Even though Huff was a skinny fifth grader, no one ever doubted his toughness or drive \u2014 because Huff wouldn\u2019t let them. Before every practice the Raiders players would run a warm-up lap around a baseball backstop, a run that most everyone would run at three-quarters speed \u2014 except for Huff.\n\u201cHe won that damn race every time,\u201d Chapman said. \u201cEven after awhile, when somebody would try to challenge him, he always won it. It killed us.\u201d\nTHE JUNIOR BOWL was the first time Chapman saw in person the vaunted Brosmer brothers, the dynamic duo of the Chandler Vikings whom he had heard about all season. The game, which would become one-sided as Davis led his Raiders to a 22-6 win, would be the toughest loss in the young football careers of Lockyear and the Brosmer brothers. It would be a taste, they wouldn\u2019t enjoy.\nMonks could have no have idea that the three \u2014 along with Davis, Chapman and Huff \u2014 would one day change the face of Southern Indiana football, but he was well aware that he couldn\u2019t have had a \u201cbetter bunch\u201d of Vikings players \u2014 a group that seemed to love football and all that came with it.\nMonks wasn\u2019t new to coaching, having coached baseball for several years. In that time, he\u2019d seen a lot of young athletes, plenty of whom couldn\u2019t wait for practice to end \u2014 but not this group.\n\u201cThese guys, you couldn\u2019t wear them out,\u201d Monks said. \u201cThey were never in a hurry to leave practice and go home. You just couldn\u2019t give them too much. It didn\u2019t matter how many times you\u2019d run them up that hill, they just seemed to like it.\u201d\n\u201cLike\u201d might be a \u201cstrong word,\u201d Lockyear laughed.\nMonks\u2019 coaching of Lockyear and the Brosmer brothers would end right there, but he was never far away. He continued to follow their progress through junior high and high school, never missing a game.\n\u201cIt was special to see them succeed,\u201d Monks said.\nNeither Lockyear nor Brosmer, though, weren\u2019t thinking that far ahead. Instead, they were looking forward to seventh grade so could play with Mike Davis rather than against him.\nPosted in The Road to Paradise\t| Tagged The Road to Paradise\t| Leave a reply",
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        "raw_content": "This is the history of a ship very special to me, since it was the one that carried me to the shores of the U.S. more than a half a century ago. Named \u201cGeneral Harry Taylor\u201d, it was at the time a military transport of the Military Sea Transportation Service (MSTS) of the United States of America.\nVery recently I fortuitously came upon information that I never dreamed of about this vessel, which allows me to now have a pretty complete picture of the life of this ship, which played a significant role in my life history.\nAfter so many years, I felt strangely emotional reading about, and seeing pictures of it during different stages of his service because they brought back many memories of my first Atlantic ocean crossing on it. As a young refugee, traveling with my widowed mother, I wrote a diary about, and have vivid recollections of that memorable trip, which started in Bremerhaven the day after Christmas 1951. It lasted 13 days due to hurricanes in the Atlantic before it reached New York on January 7, 1952. More about those experiences in future postings.\nThanks to the management of Navsoyrce.org that granted me permission to use data and pictures from their site, here is a brief history of this ship's long service to the U.S.military that now, under very different conditions, continues on behalf of the country\u2019s tourism in the state of Florida.\nBuilt as a Maritime Commission type hull at a shipyard, now closed, in Richmond, CA, and launched on 10 October 1943, it was acquired and commissioned by the Navy in 1944 as USAT General Harry Taylor. Named in honor of U.S. Army Chief of Engineers, Harry Taylor (1862-1930), it was used as a transport ship in World War II, both in the Pacific and Atlantic war zones.Decommissioned in 1946 in Baltimore, MD, it was later acquired by the Navy in 1950, and assigned to the MSTS, as USNS Gen. Harry Taylor, and transported passengers in both the Asiatic-Pacific and Europe-Africa-Middle East Theaters of Operation.\nPlaced in reserve in 1958, it was transferred to the U.S. Air Force in 1961 and renamed USAFS General Hoyt S. Vandenberg in 1963 in honor of the former Air Force Chief of Staff.\nOn July 1, 1964, the General Hoyt S. Vandenberg was re-acquired by the Navy and became a missile range instrumentation ship, equipped with special radar and telemetry equipment and it carried out missile spacecraft tracking duties in both the Atlantic and Pacific waters until its retirement in 1983. It was ultimately stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on April 29, 1993.\nIn 1998, this ship was used as a substitute for the Russian vessel known as Akademik Vladislav Volkov in the horror/science-fiction film Virus, and some of the Cyrillic lettering applied for the film is still visible on its hull.\nThe ship was eventually transferred to the Maritime Administration on May 1, 1999 and the projected relocation to the state of Florida, for use as an artificial reef, was approved only in 2007. In April 2009 it was towed to Key West Harbor where it was sold at auction. A group of banks and financiers from Key West paid the shipyard and cleanup fees in preparation for its sinking, and the title of the ship was transferred to the city of Key West.\nA 13-year project to create a new artificial reef off the Florida Keys for sport divers and anglers culminated on May 27, 2009, when the Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg was sunk 6 miles (10 km) off the Florida Keys. It took just a minute and 44 seconds to sink it after demolition experts triggered a series of explosives that lined both sides of the ship\u00b4s bilge area below the waterline. It settled on the bottom of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary in an upright position, in 140 feet of clear water.\nIt is the world\u2019s second-largest intentionally sunk artificial reef, which will attract fish, divers and relieve recreational pressure on nearby natural reefs. The ex General Harry Taylor that played quite a role in my life is forever serving our country. Florida officials expect it to generate millions in tourism-related revenue for Key West and the state.\nEnthralling videos and great underwater pictures about this operation can be viewed by clicking on this blog.",
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        "raw_content": "D. Wilson Freshwater\nCyanidium\nPorphyridiales *\nCompsopogonales *\nBangiales *\nTaxa indicated by '*' are members of the traditional Bangiophyceae/Bangiophycidae that is now considered to be paraphyletic.\nThe Rhodophyta (red algae) are a distinct eukaryotic lineage characterized by the accessory photosynthetic pigments phycoerythrin, phycocyanin and allophycocyanins arranged in phycobilisomes, and the absence of flagella and centrioles (Woelkerling 1990). This is a large assemblage of between 2500 and 6000 species in about 670 largely marine genera (Woelkerling 1990) that predominate along the coastal and continental shelf areas of tropical, temperate and cold-water regions (L\u00fcning 1990). Red algae are ecologically significant as primary producers, providers of structural habitat for other marine organisms, and their important role in the primary establishment and maintenance of coral reefs. Some red algae are economically important as providers of food and gels. For this reason, extensive farming and natural harvest of red algae occurs in numerous areas of the world.\nFigure 1. Seaweed farmers tending a Kappaphycus line culture in the Philippines.\nKappaphycus and other Gigartinales species are grown commercially for the extraction of carrageenan, a gel used in many food products.\nImage copyright \u00a9 2000, D. F. Kapraun.\nRed algae have a number of general characteristics that in combination distinguish them from other eukaryotic groups:\nabsence of flagella and centrioles\nfloridean starch as a storage product and the storage of starch in the cytoplasm (Figure 2)\nphycoerythrin, phycocyanin, and allophycocyanin as accessory pigments\nunstacked thylakoids in plastids (Figure 3)\nno chloroplast endoplasmic reticulum\nFigure 2. Griffithsia pacifica (Florideophyceae). Electron micrograph showing cytoplasm with numerous chloroplasts (C) and starch (S). Starch is the photosynthetic reserve and is deposited free in the cytoplasm.\nImage copyright \u00a9 2000, C. M. Pueschel.\nFigure 3. Griffithsia pacifica (Florideophyceae). Close-up of figure 2 electron micrograph showing a chloroplast with unstacked photosynthetic lamellae (arrows) bearing granules, called phycobilosomes (arrowheads), composed of water-soluble phycobiliprotein accessory pigments.\nTraditionally the red algae were divided into two Classes the Bangiophyceae and Florideophyceae. Alternatively a single Class, the Rhodophyceae and two Subclasses, Bangiophycidae and Florideophycidae are used. Based on ultrastructure and molecular evidence the Bangiophyceae is now accepted as a paraphyletic group, while the Florideophyceae is considered to be monophyletic based on two synapomorphic characters - presence of a filamentous gonimoblast and tetrasporangia (Garbary & Gabrielson 1990 [and references within], Ragan et al. 1994).\nOther Names for Rhodophyta\nGarbary, D.J. & Gabrielson, P.W. 1990. Taxonomy and evolution. Pages 477-498 in Biology of the red algae (K.M. Cole and R.G. Sheath, eds.). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.\nL\u00fcning, K. 1990. Seaweeds: Their environment, biogeography, and ecophysiology. Wiley, New York.\nRagan, M.A., C.J. Bird, E.L. Rice, R.R. Gutell, C.A. Murphy and R.K. Singh. 1994. A molecular phylogeny of the marine red algae (Rhodophyta) based on the nuclear small-subunit rRNA gene. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 91:7276-7280.\nWoelkerling, W.J. 1990. An introduction. Pages 1-6 in Biology of the red algae (K.M. Cole and R.G. Sheath, eds.). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.\nIntroduction to the Rhodophyta. UCMP Berkeley, California, USA.\nThe Seaweeds Home Page. University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Louisiana, USA.\nThe Seaweed Homepage. Michael Guiry, University College of Ireland-Galway, Ireland.\nAlgae. National Museum of Natural History. Smithsonian Institution. Washington, D. C., USA.\nThe World of Algae. Derek Keats, University of the Western Cape, Bellville (Cape Town), South Africa.\nAlgae Home Page. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, USA.\nAlgae: The Forgotten Treasure of Tide Pools. Images of California seaweeds. Sonoma State University, California, USA.\nThe Nature-Printed British Sea-Weeds. Volume 1. (1868). A history, accompanied by figures and dissections, of the algae of the British Isles, William Grosart Johnstone, Alexander Croall. Kurt St\u00fcber's Online Library.\nKallymenia perforata\nCollected from coral reef near Zamboanga, Mindanao, Philippines\nPorphyra carolinensis\nMasonboro Island, North Carolina, USA\nBangiales. Growing on rocks in the upper intertidal zone.\nThe author wishes to thank G. W. Saunders for helpful comments, D. F. Kapraun and C. M. Pueschel for photos, and Katja-Sabine Schulz for invaluable help with the building of this page. Support for this page was provided in part by the National Science Foundation.\nUniversity of North Carolina, Wilmington, North Carolina, USA\nCorrespondence regarding this page should be directed to D. Wilson Freshwater at\nPage: Tree of Life Rhodophyta. Red Algae. Authored by D. Wilson Freshwater. The TEXT of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License - Version 3.0. Note that images and other media featured on this page are each governed by their own license, and they may or may not be available for reuse. Click on an image or a media link to access the media data window, which provides the relevant licensing information. For the general terms and conditions of ToL material reuse and redistribution, please see the Tree of Life Copyright Policies.\nFreshwater, D. Wilson. 2000. Rhodophyta. Red Algae. Version 24 March 2000 (under construction). http://tolweb.org/Rhodophyta/2381/2000.03.24 in The Tree of Life Web Project, http://tolweb.org/\nRhodophyta Branch Page\nRhodophyta Images\nRhodophyta Movies\nRhodophyta People",
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        "raw_content": "Beliefs versus Reality of Entrepreneurship\nThere is a common misunderstanding among the youth about what it entails to be a successful entrepreneur. The possibilities in this world are endless but without the proper grasp of what it actually takes to start and run a business, failure is inevitable. A few key pointers have been discussed below to help the youth understand some concepts that are often misunderstood or misinterpreted that lead to the downfall of businesses.\nIt is a common statement among the youth that if they make a great brand, they do not have to put in so much effort into marketing it. This is not true, if the owner of Microsoft had not marketed his capabilities and product, it wouldn\u2019t be as big and successful as it is today. A great brand needs a great crowd.\nJust because the founders of the most renowned and successful companies have their own story when it comes to education, it does not mean this will also be your story. The youth should strive to get a good education that will mentor them into successful entrepreneurs. Some of these dropouts were very bright students and are also exemplary in their work because they put in a lot of hard work.\nAnother misconception is that a good idea brings about a successful business. The implementation of the idea is what determines whether the idea will be successful. If an idea is fantastic and no implementation strategy has been put in place, it will be as good as having no idea at all.\nBeen clever does not mean no management is needed. It is commonly heard among the youth that if they start their own business, they will hire smart people so that they do not have to be there all the time. This is a wrong assumption, a person can be smart but very poor with organization and time management. Management of the business including employees is equally as important for positive results to be seen.\nWhen an aspiring young youth wants to start their business they believe that their product will be great just because they believe their idea is great. What is great to them might not be great to another person. They should do their research well on their targeted audience, understand their needs and incorporate them into their business idea to make it a success.\nSuccess is a journey, take time in building it as it will pay off in the long-run. The youth should understand that experience brings innovative minds. They should be willing to learn in order to grow.",
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        "raw_content": "The Human Rights Day is celebrated on 10 December and is the day of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted on 10 December 1948 by the United Nations General Assembly.\nOn 10 December 1984, the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment was concluded in New York.\nRomania has enshrined the agreement in Law No 80 of 30 September 1994. \u2192 (LEGEA No. 80 din 30 septembrie 1994 privind ratificarea Conventiei europene pentru prevenirea torturii si a pedepselor sau tratamentelor inumane sau degradante, precum si a protocoalelor nr. 1 si 2 la conventie).\nThe Romanian state had until the day of human rights on 10.12.2017 \u2013 8442 days to ensure that institutions and citizens implement this law.\nImplement! Not just on paper like various other agreements / conventions / framework decisions, but also to practice real.\nOn 08.12.2017 one of the Romanian propaganda TV stations of the Corrupt EU state reported with the title: \u201cOFFICIAL: ROMANIA PRACTICES TORTURE\u201d !!!\nAlthough various politicians, EU institutions, the German embassy, \u200b\u200bemployees of some human rights organizations claim that there is no torture in the European Union, the allegations are absurd and unproven \u2026\nHowever, even if the own TV stations in the dictatorial state, with such meaningful headlines \u201cadvertises for their country\u201d, it may finally be reasonable to think about whether to introduce timely sanctions against the Romanian state and also IMPLEMENT them.\nThe EU had taken up the Eastern European country in 2007, although not all requirements for reforming the judiciary and combating crime and corruption had been reached.\nThe fact that Romania still has to be overseen by the European Commission in Brussels ten years after joining the EU regarding the establishment of a constitutional state or the fight against corruption and organized crime was unlikely to be dreamed up in 2007.\nAn interesting media report by the MITTELDEUTSCHER RUNDFUNK \u2013 Television Radio Mediathek, has published an informative report in German language, which we linked to \u2192 here.",
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        "raw_content": "Travel Guide & Travel Leisure Global Articles WebSite.WS > All > New York City Educational Entertainment Guide\nNew York City Educational Entertainment Guide\nWe are never too old for learning and we can never have too much fun. Whether you are young, have youngsters of your own, or are simply young at heart, New York City has a lot of entertaining ways to educate you. Perhaps one of the neatest things to do in New York City is to pay a visit to the FDNY Fire Zone. General admission is free but if you wish to experience a Fire-Simulation presentation there are nominal fees involved (currently under $5 per person). The Fire Zone is a state of the art facility where fire safety is taught. Kids, big and little alike, enjoy the fact that they can actually put their hands the equipment, try on the gear, and work with parents to establish an escape plan for their homes. The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art is another great place to spend a few hours and learn about the many different aspects of art, comics, and cartoons and what kind of role they have played in recording the history of our world. They offer different exhibitions at different times so this is a place you could definitely visit often in order to get the maximum enjoyment from the process. Current admission rates are $3 for children and adults over the age of 12. Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden is another great place to learn, this time it\u2019s about history. This building is steeped in history and was once the home of the daughter of President Adams. Take a walk through history inside this lovely home turned hotel and then stroll around in the gardens outside. If you feel a need to get away from the big city while remaining in the big city this is a great place to visit and feel the air around you and forget about the fact that the nearest mall is actually very close by. The Brooklyn Children\u2019s Museum is great fun for kids of all ages, shapes, sizes, and nationalities. The good news is that this particular fun is actually well disguised education. The Brooklyn Children\u2019s Museum was the very first museum of its kind, by that I mean the first museum that was dedicated to entertaining and educating children. It was a wildly successful experiment that is responsible for the 300 children\u2019s museums now located around the world. The admission is very reasonable at $5 per person and children under the age of 1 are free. The museum is closed on Mondays during July and August and on Mondays and Tuesdays for the remainder of the year with the exception of certain public school recesses. It is best to check with the Museum if you are uncertain and hoping for a Tuesday visit. The New York Hall of Science is another great learning experience that is available here. Enjoy activities and exhibits that bring the science to magic and prove that they are not exactly mutually exclusive. Exhibitions change frequently and always offer something fun for everyone. There are age appropriate activities for children and the science playground ($3 per person admission fee above the museum admission fee of $11 per adult and $8 per child is required for the playground) is always a big hit. Learning opportunities abound in New York City. These opportunities are not all in boring atmospheres or hallowed halls of learning but in interactive experiences that are widely available to young and old alike in many brightly lit and fun to explore corners of this great city. ? New York City Educational Entertainment Guide\n\uff65 New York City Educational Entertainment Guide\nCategories: All, Hotel, Rates Tags: about, art, atmosphere, building, cat, dedicated, den, earn, education, fin, fire safety, general, guide, heart, history, home, hr, kids, love, mag, new york, news, ning, offer, om, opportunities, plan, rent, safety, school, science, success, work, world\nHow To Find The Best Price\nSmart And Safe Travel Tips For The Business Woman\nHow To Make Your Trip Better Using 3-1-1\nEOS Airlines\u2019 $6500 Roundtrip Airfare\nHow To Find A Great Deal For Your Vacation in San Diego\nCosta Rica \u2013 A Paradise In Central America\nTop Seven Things to do in Cabo San Lucas\nWant To Make Your Trip",
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        "raw_content": "Arriving early morning to the capital city, it was easy clearing customs and immigration, although it took more time for the bags to arrive. If you have not booked a rental car, then the easiest, cheapest and perhaps the only way to reach Reykjavik from Keflavik International Airport (KEF) is to take the FlyBus (shuttle bus) to the city taking 50 minutes and ISK 1,950 one-way. The ride ends at the BS\u00cd Bus Terminal in the city center and you will have make your way to reach to the hotel.\nFlyBus tips\nBuses depart every hour from each direction.\nIf you plan to take the shuttle bus back from the city to the airport on your departure, then make sure to get a return ticket that costs ISK 2,500.\nIf you want to be dropped to your hotel, then pay an additional charge and get the ISK 2,500 ticket, which will still get you to BS\u00cd Bus Terminal and then smaller vans will take you to the hotel.\nIf the bus is full for a particular departure time, they will ensure to bring in another bus which will start within 5 minutes of the first one.\nWe reached the bus terminal in less than an hour and made our 20-minute walk to Alfholl Guesthouse barely minutes away from the city center.\nBreakfast included: Yes. Address: Ranargata 8, Reykjavik, 107\nEmail:\talfholl@alfholl.is\nWebsite: www.alfholl.is\nHaving booked a studio apartment, we were on the top floor with a view of the city over the balcony. The room had a kitchenette, refrigerator, and bathroom insuite.\nGenerally, tap water is safe to drink in Iceland, but the tap water in this guesthouse had a peculiar aroma of sulfur in it, making us purchase bottled water. You are required to remove shoes in the porch and walk up to the rooms.\nBreakfast is included in the price of \u20ac50 a night per person, which is served in the \u2018office\u2019 downstairs. Basic breakfast includes bread, ham, coffee/tea, butter/jam and eggs.\nThe guesthouse provides free wifi.\nAlfholl_Guesthouse4\nAfter having checked-in to the hotel, it was time to put on the rain-jacket, get the umbrella and explore some of the sights of Reykjavik, all on a rainy day. There was a street-side food truck selling delicious hotdogs for ISK 700, filled with mustard sauce, onion, tomatoes and ketchup, on our 5-minute walk to the city center.\n[Fr\u00edkirkjan \u00ed Reykjav\u00edk]\nBut first up on the list was Harpa \u2013 the concert hall and conference center. Opened in 2011, this is a majestic icon of the city posing majestically by the Reykjavik harbor. One of the best views of Harpa is from a boat while visiting the Puffin colony off of the mainland.\nWalking east from the concert hall for about 5 minutes, is one of the most pictured spot of S\u00f3lfar \u2013 the Sun Voyager, which is a dreamboat, an ode to the sun. The sculpture is located by S\u00e6braut, by the sea in the center of Reykjav\u00edk.\n[S\u00f3lfar]\nLook inward from S\u00f3lfar and you will see the towering Hallgr\u00edmskirkja, Reykjav\u00edk\u2019s main landmark that can be seen from almost everywhere in the city. Designed by Gu\u00f0j\u00f3n Samuel in 1937, and completed in 1986, the church features, most notably, a gargantuan pipe organ designed and constructed by the German organ builder Johannes Klais of Bonn.\nStanding tall at an impressive 15 meters and weighing a remarkable 25 tons, this mechanical action organ is driven by four manuals and a pedal, 102 ranks, 72 stops and 5275 pipes, all designed to reproduce powerful notes capable of filling the huge and holy space with a range of tones \u2013 from the dulcet to the dramatic.\nStanding directly in front of the church, and predating it by 15 years, is the statue of Leifur Eiriksson \u2013 the first European to discover America. The statue, which was designed by Alexander Stirling Calder was a gift from the United States in honour of the 1930 Al\u00feingi Millennial Festival, commemorating the 1,000th anniversary of the establishment of Iceland\u2019s parliament at \u00deingvellir in 930 AD.\n[Hallgr\u00edmskirkja church]\nThe church is also used as an observation tower. For ISK 700 per person, you can the elevator up to the viewing deck for the best views of Reykjav\u00edk and the surrounding mountains. There is no guard on duty to check for tickets. The elevator is on the left just before entering the church. We met a lot of people who were \u201cnot aware\u201d of the ticket-purchase before taking the elevator making it a free ride!\n[View of Reykjavik from top of Hallgr\u00edmskirkja church]\nWalking downhill from Hallgr\u00edmskirkja will bring you into the heart of the city with pedestrian-only, cobbled streets lined with souvenir stores, restaurants and cafes.\n[Street in Reykjavik City Center]\nIt was almost 4pm by the time we finished visiting the sights and walking around, so we decided to walk to the Old Harbor from where the whale watching and Puffin express boats run. Many companies line themselves along the harbor offering two-hours boat trips to the nearby islands of Engey and Vi\u00f0ey \u2013 mainly to watch the puffins residing on the cliffs of these uninhabited islands.\nWe decided to go with a company called \u201cReykjavik By Boat\u201d for the Puffin-watching tour, costing ISK 4000 per adult (ISK 2500 for children), including free coffee! The boat takes you close to the Engey island first, from where you can watch Puffins in their natural habitat. The boat is stopped at a distance to not disturb the birds and you will be given binoculars by the boat company to watch the Puffins and Seagulls nesting in the low cliffs of the island. The tour guide will explain the significance of the birds, their habitat and some information about the city itself.\nThe boat then goes around the Vi\u00f0ey island, with quick stops if they notice any, guess what? Yes\u2026 Puffins! Personally, we thought this was not worth the trip because we had planned to visit some Puffin colonies in the north of the country for a closer look at the clumsy birds. And because they park so far off the Engey island, it\u2019s impossible to take any real pictures of the birds unless you have a high-zoom camera.\nAlthough it had stopped raining, it was unbearably cold and windy during the whole boat trip, and we were glad to have reached land, quite unsatisfied and disappointed by not being able to watch the colony close-up.\nBeing in the capital of Iceland, we decided to visit Al\u00feingish\u00fasi\u00f0 \u2013 the Icelandic Parliament building. Designed by Danish architect Ferdinand Meldahl and built using hewn dolerite during 1880 to 1881, this is used for primary debates and only some senior parliamentary staff have offices in the building.\nStopped by some souvenir stores to add the Iceland flag to my collection and get some fridge magnets & postcards. 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        "raw_content": "A Riot in Hong Kong\nAfter six hours of conflict early Tuesday, street fires in the Mong Kok neighborhood burned among overturned bins, trash piles, and bricks pulled free from sidewalk.\nThe fires were only part of the protest-cum-riot in the Hong Kong district that culminated in a reported 54 arrested, and an estimated 90 police officers, and unreported number of protesters, injured.\nThe conflict began around 10 p.m. Monday night, out of police efforts to clear hawkers from street celebrations on the first night of Chinese New Year. The vendors typically sell food\u2014the hashtag #Fishball Revolution emerged from the protest, inspired by a food popularly sold by vendors\u2014and other items out of unlicensed carts. But when police came to clear them out, they were met by protesters and activists who gathered to defend the vendors. The protest escalated into a riot, according to reports, and some protesters threw bricks and bottles at police, who responded with batons, pepper spray and, eventually, two warning shots.\nAt a news conference following the riot, which ended around 8 a.m., Lai Tung-kwok, Hong Kong\u2019s secretary for security, said police took \u201call necessary actions.\u201d He said authorities were investigating the possibility the riot was premeditated. Edward Leung Tin-kei, the leader of Hong Kong Indigenous, a group that advocates greater autonomy for Hong Kong, was arrested during the protests.\nLeung Chun-ying, Hong Kong\u2019s chief executive, and various political parties decried the riot, while some protesters and civilians condemned the police response as heavy-handed.\nThe riot was the most violent since the pro-democracy unrest in 2014.\nLai, the secretary for security, discouraged further protests as the New Year festivities continue in Hong Kong. Police with riot gear are stationed in Mong Kok for Tuesday night\u2019s celebrations.\nPrevious Previous post: Tying Paris Back Together\nNext Next post: The Diplomat and the Killer",
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        "raw_content": "\"O my God! O my God! Verily, these servants are turning to Thee, supplicating Thy kingdom of mercy. Verily, they are attracted by Thy holiness and set aglow with the fire of Thy love, seeking confirmation from Thy wondrous kingdom, and hoping for attainment in Thy heavenly realm. Verily, they long for the descent of Thy bestowal, desiring illumination from the Sun of Reality. O Lord! Make them radiant lamps, merciful signs, fruitful trees and shining stars. May they come forth in Thy service and be connected with Thee by the bonds and ties of Thy love, longing for the lights of Thy favor. O Lord! Make them signs of guidance, standards of Thine immortal kingdom, waves of the sea of Thy mercy, mirrors of the light of Thy majesty.\nVerily, Thou art the Generous. Verily, Thou art the Merciful. Verily, Thou art the Precious, the Beloved.\" (`Abdu'l-Baha)\nThis is a wonderful time to be alive! In outward appearance, a dark veil covers the world. However, just behind the veil the Light (Baha) is shining. Now and then rays of Light will find their way through, like a break in the clouds on a rainy day. Very soon, the veil shall be lifted away, and the whole world illumined! This is the time when God's Promise is fulfilled; His Promise that Peace and Justice will prevail. The world is in such need of God and His remedy right now.\n\"Behold the disturbances which, for many a long year, have afflicted the earth, and the perturbation that hath seized its peoples. It hath either been ravaged by war, or tormented by sudden and unforeseen calamities. Though the world is encompassed with misery and distress, yet no man hath paused to reflect what the cause or source of that may be. Whenever the True Counselor uttered a word in admonishment, lo, they all denounced Him as a mover of mischief and rejected His claim. How bewildering, how confusing is such behavior.\" (Baha'u'llah: Gleanings CXII)\nThis quote comes from Baha'u'llah, the Founder of the Baha'i Faith. Baha'is believe that He is God's Promised Educator for our time. The Baha'i Faith is a faith, but not a blind faith. It is a faith based on proofs. A few of these proofs will be demonstrated in this booklet. Now these proofs are NOT the Baha'i Faith, they are merely the proofs for it and are an education in religion. We want to use our God-given intellect to choose wisely and justly in all areas of life. There is no clergy in the Baha'i Faith; everyone is a teacher. All are equal. There is no organized church per say. Each individual's relationship with the Creator is personal; and although you can't organize spirituality, spiritual people can organize. Also, there is no money involved in our teaching. No offering or donations. The Baha'is Under the Provisions of the Covenant also offer a series of classes called \"Firesides.\" In the Fireside Series, we take a full and comprehensive look at the proofs for the Baha'i Faith. What is offered is the Waters of Life, free of price.\nBaha'u'llah was born on November 12, 1817, into a noble and wealthy family in Tehran, Persia (present day Iran). His name when translated into English from Aramaic means \"the Glory of God\". Baha=Glory, u=of, Allah=God, Lord, or Father. \"From His early days He showed signs of wonder and power\u0085 Baha'u'llah loved people, especially children. He loved to be surrounded by them and they loved Him. From childhood He delighted in country life, in trees, in flowers and horseback riding\u0085 (He) spent His time in looking after the needy, the poor and the sick\" (Christ and Baha'u'llah, pgs. 69-70). When He was 27 years old, He became a supporter of The Bab (Aramaic for Gate or Door), the Founder of a new religious movement. The Bab was like John the Baptist; He was Baha'u'llah's forerunner, but also the Revealer of an Independent Revelation from God.\nThe Bab began His ministry on March 21, 1844; the prophesied date in the Bible for the \"Close of the Age\". He thus closed the Door to the age of prophecy and opened the Door to the age of fulfillment. He made His proclamation on May 23, 1844. The very next day, Samuel Morse, who invented the telegraph, sent the first ever message over the wires from Washington DC to Baltimore. The message he sent said, \"What hath God wrought?\" The Bab also opened the Door to the age of technology. So long horse and buggy. Since the coming of The Bab, we've seen the locomotive, automobiles, airplanes, satellites, computers and much more. He was put to death in 1850 along with 10,000 of His followers being martyred. This fulfilled the prophecy, \"Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of his saints\" (Jude 14).\nAfter the death of The Bab, the corrupt Persian government, prompted by the corrupt Islamic clergy, had Baha'u'llah placed into the Siyah-Chal dungeon in Tehran along with many other disciples of The Bab. They intended to stamp out this new religion before it spread. While imprisoned in the Siyah-Chal, which was really an old sewage system, Baha'u'llah was tortured and poisoned. The chains He wore around His neck were so heavy that they left a visible scar for the rest of His life. Here it was that He became aware that He fulfilled the prophecies to be the Promised One of all the world's revealed religions. He spent the next 40 years of His life as a prisoner and an exile. He was moved in chains to Baghdad, where on April 21, 1863, He made His proclamation. Then He was moved to Constantinople and Adrianople, until finally being brought to the Great Prison City of Akka, in Palestine. There He spent the last 24 years of His life. During His exile, Baha'u'llah wrote hundreds of letters, tablets, and books outlining the Revelation with which God had entrusted Him.\nBaha'u'llah is the most recent in a series of Divine Educators sent to earth so that humanity might become evolved spiritually and materially. There have been 9 of these Educators, or Manifestations of God, in the last 6000 years, which are the 6 Days of Creation; for whereas \"with the Lord one day is as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day\" (2 Peter 3:8), these 6 Days of Creation are in fact a 6000 year cycle, known as the Adamic Cycle (4000 BC - 2001 AD). These Manifestations of God have come to fulfill the verse, \"Then God said, 'Let us make man in our image, after our likeness'\" (Genesis 1:26). The image of God is not a physical image, like how tall God is, or what color hair God has. The image and likeness of God is the divine qualities and heavenly attributes such as mercy, compassion, generosity, love, wisdom, concord, fidelity, justice and so on. Being made in the image of God is taking on these qualities and attributes. Where it says \"us\" and \"our image\", it's referring to the several Manifestations that were already in God's Plan in the beginning, who were to come like Teachers in the grades of school to educate humanity, taking mankind from the image of the animal into the image of God. This is known as Progressive Revelation.\nThe first Teacher in this cycle was Adam, who was not the first physical man, but the first God-Conscious human being who taught that there was One Invisible Infinite God that created the entire universe and all that is in it. Next was Moses, then Krishna, Zoroaster, Buddha, Jesus, Muhammad, The Bab and finally today, Baha'u'llah. All of these Ones are also physically related on the same Family Tree from Abraham through one of his three wives, fulfilling the promise to Abraham that in Him would all the families of the earth be blessed. (See Genealogy Chart)\nEach of the Manifestations comes with a two-part message. The first part is spiritual, and this is the same in all of the religions. It can be summed up in the Golden Rule: \"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.\" The second part is material. The Manifestations reveal different laws and ordinances for an ever-advancing civilization. These laws and ordinances change depending upon the exigencies of the times and places at which they are revealed.\nThe Manifestations all speak of the One who came before and the One who is to come after, though in essence, They are all One and the same, for it is the same Light which shines out from each of Them. They are like the Spiritual Sun. Although the physical sun rises on different points of the horizon throughout the year, yet it is the same sun. One doesn't deny the sun of winter simply because it doesn't rise at the same spot as the sun of summer. Likewise, we may call today's sun the sun of Monday, and tomorrow's sun the sun of Tuesday, but it is still acknowledged and known that it is the same sun. Thus, the Manifestations arrive at different points on the earth and appear to wear different mortal frames, but they are all the same Spiritual Sun. It is like the Light shining from different lamps. We must be lovers of the Light from no matter which lamp it is shining.\nThe Manifestations are NOT God! They may be likened to pure and polished Mirrors who reflect the Thought of God (Logos) in the form of a written Revelation. God in this analogy is the Sun. It is as if humanity is a man in a dark cave, and along comes Moses, or Krishna, or Jesus, and says, \"Hey, would you like to see the Sun?\" And the man says, \"Yes! Please! Let me see the Sun! I've heard of it before, but never seen it.\" So the Manifestation, like a Mirror, would turn in such a way as to reflect the Light of the Sun into the cave, and then the man, or humanity, would see the Light and become enlightened. Then, one could truthfully say, \"The Sun is in the Mirror\", for they would view the full disc of the Sun reflected in the Mirror. And one could also say, \"The Mirror is in the Sun\", because the Mirror would be standing in the Sun. This is NOT God Incarnated. God is an Invisible Infinite Essence that pervades all time and space and is closer to us than our own breath and our own jugular vein. But we cannot know God in His Essence. We can only know God through the Manifestation of His qualities and attributes. We receive our Rays of the Holy Spirit by turning to the Manifestation of our Day.\nIt is of the utmost importance that we know through the use of our intellect what is true before we believe anything or take anything into our heart. The heart is liable to love anything, and sometimes people will take something into their heart before testing its validity or purity, and they'll get poisoned. Some say the eyes are the window to the soul. Well, in truth, the Third-Eye is the window to the soul. The Third-Eye is the Intellect, located in the forebrain. It is our ability to think in the abstract that differentiates us from any other creatures on earth. It is this ability for abstract thought that enables us to even begin to comprehend God, the Unseen. God is so great! He has freely given us life and the intellect so that we might know and love Him and partake of His Bounty! Now, whereas we didn't have the choice of being given life or the intellect, for these were given freely without our knowledge, we do have the choice of whether we want to turn towards God and His Plan or to turn away from our Creator and remain bereft of His blessings and bestowals. Now granted, a plant in the shade still grows, but what a difference there is between a plant growing in the shade and a plant growing in the full light of the sun! This choice to enter the Light of the heavenly Kingdom is yours and yours alone.\n\"O Son of Man! Veiled in My immemorial being and in he ancient eternity of My essence, I knew My love for thee; therefore I created thee, have engraved on thee Mine image and revealed to thee My beauty.\"\n\"O Son of Being! Love Me, that I may love thee. If thou lovest Me not, My love can in no wise reach thee. Know this, O servant\" (Baha'u'llah: Arabic Hidden Words).\nBaha'u'llah is the Promised One of all the world's revealed religions. To the Jews, He is the Messiah ben David. To the Hindus, He is The Ninth Avatar. To the Zoroastrians, He is The Shah Bahram (King of Glory). To the Buddhists, He is The Fifth Buddha (Amitabha Buddha). To the Christians, He is the Second Coming or Return of Christ. To the Muslims, He is the Return of the Imam Hussein. To the Babis, He is Him Whom God will make Manifest. He is also Father Sun to the Native Americans.\nIn this booklet we will focus mostly on the Christian prophecies concerning Baha'u'llah, for we live in a predominantly Christian society. But first we will touch on some proofs concerning Jesus Christ.\nFirst of all, what does the word \"Christ\" mean? Some think it is Jesus' last name, like Joseph and Mary Christ of Bethlehem lane. Some think it means Savior. Others think it means God or Son of God. Well, a lot of what people are fed concerning religion is baloney. And there's one thing about baloney; no matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney. No, in fact, the word Christ comes from the Greek word Christos, which in turn comes from the Hebrew title Messiah, or more completely, Messiah ben David, which means: An anointed male lineal descendant of King David. Actually, all of the descendants of David were called Christ. The high priest would anoint the new king with olive oil as a symbol of enlightenment, because they lit their lamps with olive oil. The hope would be that the king would be an enlightened ruler. Some were, some weren't. But the Bible explains that two of these descendants of King David would be anointed not by the high priest, but with the Holy Spirit by God Himself.\nThe first of these was Jesus Christ, who was physically descended from King David through Solomon's brother Nathan. The first verse of the first book of the New Testament of the Bible confirms this. \"The book of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham\" (Matt. 1:1). Also, in the Book of Romans, the apostle Paul confirms that Jesus was \"made of the seed of David according to the flesh\" (Romans 1:3). The seed of David is a sperm (from the Greek sperma), Mary had an ovum. Therefore Jesus was physically the son of David through the sperm of his father Joseph. Paul goes on to say that He was only \"declared to be the Son of God with power according to the spirit of holiness\" (Romans 1:4). If Jesus was the literal Son of God then he was born at the age of 30 when he was baptized by John the Baptist because this is when he was declared to be the Son of God (Luke 3:21). The words \"Son of God\" refer to the potency of Jesus' Revelation. It's like the ice cream man. Why is he called the ice cream man? Because he brings ice cream. Not because he is physically made of ice cream! Ice cream man is his designation. Jesus brings God's Revelation in the potency of \"The Son\". It was at the time of His baptism that Jesus was anointed with the Holy Spirit by God. This is described as a dove descending upon Him. Now obviously this is a metaphor for the spiritual reality. If a dove really descended upon Him and a voice spoke from the sky, the people would have had no doubt that Jesus was the One. But in fact, almost all of the Jews at the time of Jesus rejected Him. They nailed Him to the cross. But this is how it was meant to be.\nIn the Book of Isaiah there are two portraits of a Messiah painted. Even best selling Christian author Hal Lindsey recognized this. He writes about it in his book \"The Late Great Planet Earth\" in chapter 3, in a section subtitled \"Two Portraits\". He explains that:\n\"one portrait of the Messiah depicts Him as a humble servant who would suffer for others and be rejected by His own countrymen. This portrait we may call 'the Suffering Messiah.' The other portrait shows the Messiah as a conquering king with unlimited power, who comes suddenly to earth at the height of a global war and saves men from self-destruction. He places the Israelites who believe in Him as the spiritual and secular leaders of the world and brings in an age free of prejudice and injustice\u0085 We may call this second picture 'the Reigning Messiah'\" (LGPE pg. 29).\nWell, Hal was absolutely right! There are two Messiahs! In the Book of Zechariah, there is a vision recorded of these two Christs. Zechariah sees two olive branches and asks the angel who is with him to explain what they are. The angel replies, \"Do you not know what these are?\" I said, 'No, my lord.' Then he said, 'These are the TWO ANOINTED who stand by the Lord of the whole earth'\" (Zech. 4:13-14). So here Zechariah sees a vision of the two Christs: Anointed male lineal descendants of king David. And not only that, but he sees Them standing by the Lord of the whole earth, which is God! This shows that neither of these Ones are God themselves.\nIt's obvious that Jesus fits the description of \"the Suffering Messiah\". He was rejected and died for the sins of the people. Now sin comes from an archery term that means \"to miss the mark\". The mark people were missing is that they were worshipping people in place of the One True God, so God had the Perfect Man die to show that no man is God. The people are still in their sins (missing the mark) today. Jesus also fulfills many prophecies in the Bible to be the Promised One. He was prophesied by the Name that he would come in, the Address where he would be found, the exact Date of both His baptism and His crucifixion, and the Mission which He would perform. This is called the Golden Criteria. It's the calling card for the Promised Ones. All of these prophecies are discussed in full detail in the Fireside Classes.\nHow about \"the Reigning Messiah\"? Well, Jesus points the way here. He tells us His name. Jesus said, \"For whosoever is ashamed of me and of my words in this adulterous and sinful generation, of him will the Son of man also be ashamed, when he comes in the glory of His Father (Baha'u'llah) with the holy angels\" (Mark 8:38). Jesus didn't speak English. He spoke a Galilean dialect of Aramaic. What is translated into English as \"Glory of the Father\", was spoken by Jesus as \"Baha'u'llah\". Baha=Glory, u=of, Allah=God, Lord, or Father. This is only one of many, many times that Baha'u'llah is prophesied of by name in the Bible. Baha'u'llah too was anointed by God with the Holy Spirit when He was in the Siyah-Chal dungeon in Tehran. He had a vision of a Heavenly Maiden much like the descent of the dove in regards to Jesus:\n\"While engulfed in tribulations I heard a most wondrous, a most sweet voice, calling above My head. Turning My face, I beheld a Maiden - the embodiment of the remembrance of the name of My Lord - suspended in the air before Me. So rejoiced was she in her very soul that her countenance shone with the ornament of the good-pleasure of God, and her cheeks glowed with the brightness of the All-Merciful. Betwixt earth and heaven she was raising a call which captivated the hearts and minds of men. She was imparting to both My inward and outer being tidings which rejoiced My soul, and he souls of God's honored servants. Pointing with her finger unto My head, she addressed all who are in heaven and all who are on earth, saying: 'By God! This is the Best-Beloved of the worlds, and yet ye comprehend not. This is the Beauty of God amongst you, and the power of His sovereignty within you, could ye but understand. This is the Mystery of God and His Treasure, the Cause of God and His glory unto all who are in the kingdoms of Revelation and of creation, if ye be of them that perceive.\" (God Passes By pg. 101-102)\nBaha'u'llah also fulfills the Golden Criteria, coming in the prophesied Name, Address, Date and Mission from the Bible. He brings God's Revelation in the potency of \"The Father\". He is also a descendant of David, but unlike Jesus, Baha'u'llah was descended from the throne line and actually sat upon the throne of David. This is why Jesus said \"My kingship is not of this world\" (John 18:36). He knew that within the scriptures there were prophecies for the Reigning Messiah who would actually be seated upon the throne of David. Jesus taught His disciples to pray, \"Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.\" (Matt. 6:9-10)\nJesus was the Herald of the coming Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven. This is a real Kingdom with laws, subjects and a king. Baha'u'llah brought God's Plan for this Kingdom in the form of a Universal House of Justice that would settle all of the disputes of the world so that there might be peace. But peace with justice, for peace without justice is tyranny! Baha'u'llah is prophesied of in Isaiah where it says:\n\"For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government will be upon his shoulder, and his name will be called 'Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.' Of the increase of his government and of peace there will be no end, upon the throne of David, and over his kingdom, to establish it, and to uphold it with justice and with righteousness from this time forth and for evermore. The zeal of the Lord of hosts will do this.\" (Isaiah 9:6-7)\nThis quote is probably familiar to most. This passage is read in Christian churches on Christmas Day referring to Jesus. But the only parts of this prophecy that could refer to Jesus are that He was a son and that He was born. The rest can in no way refer to Him. Baha'u'llah was born into a noble family. His father was a Vizier (governor). The only thing Jesus ever said about government was \"render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God's\" (Matt. 22:21). Baha'u'llah has brought an entire world government in blueprint form outlining the progression of an entire new world civilization! Jesus was the \"Son\", not the \"Father\". Baha'u'llah means \"Glory of the Father\". Jesus said, \"Do not think that I have come to bring peace on earth, I have not come to bring peace, but a sword\" (Matt. 10:34). If Jesus was the \"Prince of Peace\", then He was the biggest failure in history, because we've had nothing but war ever since. Baha'u'llah was a prince and also brought God's Plan for peace and justice. Also, Baha'u'llah literally sat \"upon the throne of David.\" His father sat upon the throne of David, as did His father's father. In fact, from Baha'u'llah, there is an unbroken chain of father to son descendants all the way back to King David himself. (See Genealogy Chart)\nGod made a Promise to King David that his lineage and throne would endure for ever. God never makes a promise but that He keeps it. This promise, or covenant, is recorded in Psalms 89 as well as in the book of Jeremiah:\n\"I have made a covenant with my chosen one, I have sworn to David my servant: 'I will establish your descendants for ever, and build your throne for all generations.'\" (Psalms 89:3-4)\n\"For thus says the Lord: David shall never lack a man to sit on the throne of the house of Israel.\" (Jeremiah 33:17)\nHere we confirm that the Davidic Kingship will never come to an end. Baha'u'llah is the Second Coming of Christ, seated upon the throne of David! Most Christians do not understand the importance of the genealogy of David so they are not looking for the Second Christ. They are looking up into the air for the same Jesus Christ of 2000 years ago to float down, very much like the Jews were expecting Elijah to come streaking down from the sky in a flaming chariot and just point at the Messiah and say, \"He's the One.\" Well, Elijah did return, but not in the manner that the Jews were expecting. You see, God doesn't fulfill the people's expectations, He fulfills prophecy.\nWhen Jesus sent his disciples out to teach the Jews that He was the Messiah, the scribes told the disciples that Jesus couldn't possibly be the Messiah, because Elijah hadn't returned yet. In the Book of Malachi it says that Elijah must return before the Messiah comes. According to the second chapter of the Second Book of Kings, Elijah ascended into heaven in a flaming chariot. Jesus told His disciples that John the Baptist was Elijah. \"If you are willing to accept it, he is Elijah\" (Matt. 11:14). The Pharisees went to John and asked him, 'Are you Elijah?' and he said 'I am not' (John 1:21), meaning that he wasn't the same physical person. Jesus was looking at the light and not the lamp. Say you have two lamps with the same bulbs in them. If you turn one on and look at it, then turn it off and turn the other one on, the light is the same. Elijah was living in the desert, wearing a camel's hair coat, eating locusts and honey and telling the people to repent and prepare the way of the Lord. Nine hundred years later, here comes John the Baptist, walking in the same desert, eating the same kinds of food, and telling the people to repent and return to the Lord. They both had the same message but were two different people. Same light, different lamps. This is what \"Return\" means. Today, the Christians are making the exact same mistake the Jews made.\nPeople generally have lots of weeds in their gardens upstairs. Most of the beliefs people have concerning religion are weeds. They must be uprooted, because the weeds are for the fire! It is a tragedy how most religions have become so corrupted by man that now only the outward form remains. The word Religion comes from the Latin word \"Religio\", which means \"To bind together\". The word ligament is derived from this, as the ligaments bind the muscle to the bone so the body can function. So religion is here to unite the people, not to divide. But all we see in the world today are religiously based wars and conflicts. So much blood shed in the name of religion. By God! If a religion becomes the cause of war and hatred, it would be better not to have that religion!\nChrist has returned in \"the Glory of the Father\" and has brought God's Plan to end war and to establish peace and justice. He laid out the blueprint for a world spiritual government to unite the world. Unity within Diversity. At its center is The Universal House of Justice with the Davidic King as its Head or President. This Davidic King has a vote of one and no veto power. He is merely the \"Sign\" which distinguishes the True House of Justice from all fakes, frauds and imitations. This House of Justice, or House of the Lord, is spoken of in the second chapter of Isaiah:\n\"It shall come to pass in the latter days that the mountain of the house of the Lord shall be established as the highest of the mountains, and shall be raised above the hills; and all the nations shall flow to it, and many peoples shall come, and say: 'Come, let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob; that he may teach us his ways and that we may walk in his paths.' For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem. He shall judge between the nations, and shall decide for many peoples; and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks; nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore.\" (Isaiah 2:2-4)\nThe \"latter days\" are now. This \"house of the Lord\" being \"established as the highest of the mountains\" is a spiritual height. \"All the nations shall flow to it\" means that it will be represented by all of the nations of the earth. \"Zion\" is symbolic of where David's throne is located, because the Davidic King is the Head of the Body.\nBaha'u'llah, in His Kitab-i-Ahd (Book of the Covenant), continued the Davidic Kingship through His son, `Abdu'l-Baha, known as The Most Great Branch (Ghusn), who is the Exemplar of the Baha'i Faith and Baha'u'llah's physical and spiritual successor, who He made the Center of the Covenant. The line of King David and his genealogy will continue forever through Baha'u'llah through his son, Abdu'l-Baha, only. It is through this one line of Baha'u'llah and Abdu'l-Baha alone that the lineage of King David continues forever as the presidents of the Universal House of Justice seated upon the throne of David.\n`Abdu'l-Baha came to America in the early 1900's to teach the Faith and spend time with the American believers. Abdu'l-Baha continued the Davidic Kingship through his son, who in turn passed this on to Abdu'l-Baha's grandson, who in turn passed this on to his son, Abdu'l-Baha's great-grandson who is an American citizen, who inherited the Davidic Kingship on April 11, 1994.\nAll of Baha'u'llah's and Abdu'l-Baha's descendants that are seated on the throne of David are called \"Aghsan\", which is Persian for \"Branches\", (see Jer. 23:5 Moffatt's; Zech 3:8, KJV; and Will and Testament, page 15).\n`Abdu'l-Baha penned His Sacred Will & Testament, which together with Baha'u'llah's Kitab-i-Ahd forms the Baha'i Holy Book and the Charter for the World Order of Baha'u'llah. This is the Covenant of God, which is like a shelter and stronghold for the people of the world. This Covenant is The Tree of Life, and the 12 principles of the Baha'i Faith are the fruits of that Tree.\n1. The Oneness Of Humanity\n2. The Unfettered Independent Investigation Of Truth\n3. Religion Is Progressive, With All Having A Common Foundation\n4. The Essential Harmony Of Science And Religion\n5. Religion Is The Cause Of Unity\n6. Equality Of Men And Women\n7. Elimination Of Prejudice Of All Kinds\n8. Universal Compulsory Education\n9. A Spiritual Solution For The Economic Problem\n10. A Universal Auxiliary Language\n11. Universal Peace Upheld By Spiritual World Government\n12. A Universal House Of Justice, With A Davidic King As Its President\nThere have been three attempts in the past to implement Baha'u'llah's plan for a Universal House of Justice.\nCzar Nicholas II of Russia made the first attempt in the late 1800's. He had many of Baha'u'llah's principle writings translated into Russian and had studied the Plan for the UHJ. At the first Hague Peace Conference in 1899, the Czar proposed the idea to have a World Court represented by all of the nations to solve the difficult problems of the world. Those present thought it was a wonderful idea and they eulogized the Czar so much that it all went to his head and he failed to proclaim Baha'u'llah, the Author of this wondrous Plan. Because he failed to do this, the World Court became very secular and we had WWI.\nAmerican President Woodrow Wilson made the next attempt. Wilson's daughter was a Baha'i, and many of Baha'u'llah's works outlining the UHJ were in the White House library, which he had studied. He decided to try to form the League of Nations, but couldn't get the U.S. to join, so all of the nations weren't represented, and again Baha'u'llah was not proclaimed, so this body also became very secular and didn't solve anything and we had WWII.\nFinally we come to Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR). He and his wife, Eleanor, were secretly Baha'is. They attended fireside classes for three years in the home of a Baha'i physician in Washington DC. FDR became very deepened in the Faith and wanted to form the United Nations. The atom bomb was very near to being perfected at that time. His plan was to call the heads of state to the Nevada proving ground, explode a nuclear device, proclaim Baha'u'llah, and give this bomb to the UN so that all of the nations could simultaneously disarm. Well, Roosevelt died before he had the chance to do this, and when Harry Truman stepped into office, and they asked him if he'd follow through with FDR's plan, he said, \"Hell no, we've got the bomb\u0085 the other nations can dance to our tune!\" So now the UN is completely secular and solves nothing! It is a house of Injustice! We're going to have WWIII.\nAll throughout the world there is war, war, war! All that we see in the Middle East is fighting and bloodshed. Palestine and Israel are in constant conflict. The whole area is like a ticking time-bomb. Only God knows when it'll blow.\nMeanwhile, George W. Bush is going ahead with the plan to assassinate Saddam Hussein. Well, Nostradamus prophesied that when Saddam is killed, that a great destruction would be released, and that the New City (New York) would be destroyed. The Book of Revelation speaks of the Four Winds of Destruction that are to be released from the Great River Euphrates, which runs right through Saddam's back yard in Baghdad, where Baha'u'llah made His proclamation. Also, Saddam believes that he is the reincarnation of King Nebuchadnezzar, who took the Jews into captivity. The UN building in New York will be nuked after Saddam is killed. The Baha'is Under the Provisions of the Covenant have been warning the people about these things for years and years and years. Let those who have eyes to see, see. Let those who have ears to hear, hear.\n\"O ye peoples of the world! Know, verily, that an unforeseen calamity is following you, and that grievous retribution awaiteth you. Think not the deeds ye have committed have been blotted from My sight. By My beauty! All your doings hath My Pen graven with open characters upon tablets of chrysolite.\" (Baha'u'llah: Gleanings CIV)\nThe leaders of the world are leading us right into Armageddon, during which there will be One Hour of Thermonuclear War in which One Third of humankind will be destroyed. This will be followed by a meteor entering the earth's atmosphere and plummeting into the Mediterranean. Next, there will be a huge earthquake, followed by the earth's crust shifting. This is found in all of the world's religions. The Hopi Indians call it \"The Great Purification.\"\n\"The world is in travail, and its agitation waxeth day by day. Its face is turned towards waywardness and unbelief. Such shall be its plight, that to disclose it now would not be meet and seemly. Its perversity will long continue. And when the appointed hour is come, there shall suddenly appear that which shall cause the limbs of mankind to quake. Then, and only then, will the Divine Standard be unfurled, and the Nightingale of Paradise warble its melody.\" (Baha'u'llah: Gleanings LXI)\nThis prophecy from Baha'u'llah refers to nothing less than the collapse of the World Trade Towers in New York City (see Isaiah 30:25). This attack, which occurred on September 11, 2001, was predicted by us that are firm in the Covenant over a year before it happened by using the intellect to understand prophecies in the Bible and the dates that are enshrined therein.\nIn the Book of Matthew we read, \"But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father ONLY\" (Matt. 24:36, RSV). Baha'u'llah is \"the Father.\" The word \"ONLY\" in Greek is MONOS, where M = 40 and O = 70 and N = 50, O = 70, and S (called stigma in Greek) = 6. Thus MONOS is 40 + 70 + 50 + 70 + 6 which is 40 + 190 + 6 which equals a total of 236. From the time that the Arch-Violator of God's Covenant, Ruhiyyih Khanum, was struck down and died on January 18, 2000, to September 11, 2000, there are these 236 prophesied of days. We then come to \"that day\" which is one year, or September 11, 2001! The Bible confirms that \"each day is as ONE YEAR\" (Ezekiel 4:6, Numbers 14:34). The \"hour\" is the hour that the Trade Towers were hit and collapsed.\nNot only this, but the Baha'is have a perfect track record for these prophesies all throughout the 90's referring to different attacks on New York beginning with the first Trade Tower bombing on February 26, 1993. Refer to Prophecies of Baha'u'llah and Abdu'l-Baha concerning the Global Catastrophe for more on this subject. These attacks on New York City will culminate in its complete and utter destruction when the UN building is nuked.\nThese dates are NOT what the Baha'i Faith is all about. They are merely signs that what we have found here is the Truth. And they are warnings, or bumps on the head for humanity to WAKE UP! The Promised Redeemer of The Whole World Has Come!\nSomething much more important than the destruction of the Trade Towers happened at 9-11: -- the \"Divine Standard\" of the Genealogy of Baha'u'llah was unfurled for the first time on the World Wide Web in the year \"Mustaghath,\" prophesied by Baha'u'llah, which is numerically 2001. This Genealogy has the names of every one of Baha'u'llah's ancestors back to King David, showing that He fulfills the prophecies for the Second Coming of Christ: An anointed male lineal descendant of King David. It also shows how all of the Manifestations of God are physically related on the same Family Tree from Abraham through one of his three wives, and how They are All truly One in Essence. This Divine Standard is in the shape and form of the human body, representing the One Body of Humanity.\n\"Regard the world as the human body which, though at its creation whole and perfect, hath been afflicted, through various causes, with grave disorders and maladies. Not for one day did it gain ease, nay its sickness waxed more severe, as it fell under the treatment of ignorant physicians, who gave full rein to their personal desires, and have erred grievously\u0085 That which the Lord hath ordained as the sovereign remedy and mightiest instrument for the healing of all the world is the union of all its peoples in one universal Cause, one common Faith. This can in no wise be achieved except through the power of a skilled, an all-powerful and inspired Physician. This, verily, is the truth, and all else naught but error.\" (Baha'u'llah: Gleanings CXX)\nBaha'u'llah's UHJ is now firmly established in it's first stage right here in the United States of America in the Rocky Mountains with the Davidic King seated as President. This is the New Jerusalem. The message of this Kingdom will soon be projected through the media to the rest of the world, coinciding with world events. When this happens, the Christian clergy in this country will unite against God's Plan and against the Davidic King because they will view him as the Antichrist. This is because the mainstream Christian world has been duped. They've been taught false doctrines about the Antichrist. They believe it will be one man who will come at the height of a global war to set up a world government and enslave the peoples of the earth. They've all been hoodwinked, bamboozled, and cheated. What do the prophecies say about the Antichrist? There are actually only three passages in the entire Bible that even mention the word antichrist.\n\"Children, it is the last hour; and as you have heard that antichrist is coming, so now many antichrists have come; therefore we know that it is the last hour. They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would have continued with us; but they went out, that it might be plain that they all are not of us.\" (1 John 2:18-19)\n\"By this you know the Spirit of God: every spirit which confesses that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is of God, and every spirit which does not confess Jesus is not of God. This is the spirit of antichrist, of which you heard that it was coming, and now it is in the world already.\" (1 John 4:2-3)\n\"For many deceivers have gone out into the world, men who will not acknowledge the coming of Jesus Christ in the flesh; such a one is the deceiver and the antichrist.\" (2 John 7)\nThat's it. Those are the only places that antichrist is spoken of. So what can we learn from these passages? Well, first of all, it says that there were already many antichrists alive at the time of John. They were of the Christians, meaning that they were once Christians, but they went out, meaning that they left the community. We also find that it is those who don't acknowledge Jesus coming in the flesh that are the antichrists. Well what does Christ mean again? An anointed male lineal descendant of King David. Anti is another word for Against. So those who are Against Christ are those who are against Jesus being a lineal (sperma) descendant of King David. Most of the Christian world denies that Joseph is Jesus' physical father. This is because they've deified Jesus. The early church didn't believe Jesus was God. Jesus even said, \"Why do you call me good? No one is good but God alone\" (Mark 10:18). It is those who are against Jesus being physically descended from David through His father Joseph that are the antichrists. Also, any that are against Baha'u'llah and his descendants are also of this same spirit.\nThis booklet really only scratches the surface. We're only catching a glimpse behind the veil. There is so much more to be discovered for those who are willing to Investigate, Investigate, Investigate! These catastrophes, which are upon us, are not the most important part of the Message. They are merely the bump on the head. The real Message is that The Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven is a reality. Right now the world economic system is in the form of a Beast, but a Beast which is dying. It is struggling to cause as much damage as it can before it is vanquished. The death pangs of The Beast are the birth pangs of The Kingdom. What we are experiencing now in the earth are the contractions for this Kingdom to be born into the whole world. We are so blessed to be alive at this time. We are moving out of the Adamic Cycle, the 6 Days of Creation, and into the 7th Day; The Day of Rest; The Millennium of Peace. After this \"Great Purification\", there will never be another war again. Our children and their children will not have to live in a world filled with war and hatred.\nWhen a goldsmith purifies gold, he puts it in a crucible, heats it up until all of the impurities rise to the surface, and then he sweeps them away. He knows that it's pure when he can look down and see his face clearly reflected. These catastrophes will cause the impurities of humankind to rise to the surface so that God can see His Face reflected in the people's hearts.\nThe main problem in religion today is that all of the people in the world think that they're the only ones who are right. But each and every time the Promised One of their particular religion comes, they reject Him. 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        "raw_content": "Celebrities you didn\u2019t know had diabetes -\nNearly 5,000 people are diagnosed with diabetes every day, and it\u2019s a disease that does not discriminate. World Diabetes Day, held November 14 every year, is a global awareness campaign focusing on diabetes mellitus, with the intention of raising awareness about the dangerous but manageable illness.\nCheck out this gallery to see the singers, actors, and athletes who have been diagnosed with the chronic condition, and start getting proactive about your health.\nTom Hanks - The actor was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2013 and believes it may have been caused by yo-yo dieting for film roles. \"I'm part of the lazy American generation that has blindly kept dancing through the party and now finds ourselves with a malady ... I was a total idiot,\" he told E! News.\nHalle Berry - Diagnosed with diabetes at just 19 years old, Berry was petrified and thought she was going to die. But, since she's cut out processed sugars and bread, she has come to look at the illness as a gift that gave her strength in the face of a painful reality.\nNick Jonas - Priyanka Chopra's fianc\u00e9 was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 13, which was around the time the Jonas Brothers band formed. At the 2017 Radio Disney Music Awards, the youngest Jonas confessed that he was scared, but that he's also now healthier than ever.\nGeorge Lucas - A long time ago in a galaxy far far away\u2014while getting a checkup during his draft for the Vietnam War\u2014the 'Star Wars' creator found out he had type 2 diabetes.\nPaula Deen - Deen loves her butter! However her type 2 diabetes diagnosis in 2009 pushed the chef to change her diet. 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        "raw_content": "Judas Priest Guitarist Starts the Glenn Tipton Parkinson\u2019s Foundation\nAfter struggling with Parkinson's Disease for years, Judas Priest guitarist Glenn Tipton announced that he would be stepping away significantly from touring with the band. While Tipton still turns up at the occasional show, the band has been filling the void with producer Andy Sneap handling guitar duties on the road. And Tipton is using his platform as a musician to do some good for Parkinson's research by launching the Glenn Tipton Parkinson's Foundation.\nThe first act by the new foundation is the sales of a new t-shirt with the slogan \"No Surrender,\" which is a track from Judas Priest's latest album. All proceeds from the sales will go to the foundation, which will in turn help to fund a Parkinson's-related charity. Tipton has revealed one in particular that excites him, while also issuing a statement announcing his new foundation.\nHis announcement and additional details can be read below:\nAs you probably know by now I\u2019ve had to pull out of the current Priest tour due to ill health - I am still doing some shows and joining the guys on stage for some songs and will carry on for as long as I can without compromising the band . So far when I walk on stage the audience reaction has been amazing, heart warming and quite emotional.......\nI knew that something was wrong as my co-ordination and speed were affected and have both been slowly getting worse over the last ten years. Accordingly when I was diagnosed it wasn\u2019t really a shock. Rob, Richie, Ian and Scott are playing better than ever and Andy is doing a really great job - they have all given me so much support - It was the band that suggested we start a foundation which although in my name is really a Judas Priest foundation - we are selling t-shirts with the slogan '\u2019NO SURRENDER \u2019 (a track off the latest album) which is very appropriate considering the determination you have to summon up to get on with life and beat this illness---it\u2019s the sort of thing that always happens to \u2019someone else'\nThere are many Parkinson related charities where we could send the funds we raise to which deal with the many different aspects of this disease both physically and mentally - but what really excites me is a brand new pioneering treatment called: MR GUIDED FOCUSED ULTASOUND THALAMOTOMY which although in its early stages has already had great success with a Parkinson's related condition called essential tremor - Dr Bain, my specialist who is one of the leading experts in this field and his colleagues are now turning their attention to treating Parkinson's patients with this state of the art MR scanners and are very optimistic as to the positive results that are emerging\nAll proceeds we receive from you will go to this cause and I urge not just Judas Priest fans but everyone out there to help ---If you can't get to the shows you can also purchase t- shirts on line at:\nhttps://judaspriest.backstreetmerch.com/t-shirts/glenn-tipton-parkinson-s-foundation-charity\nWe will keep you posted on what you have all raised through this tour so remember\u2026Keep the Faith and\u2026\u2026\u2026. NO SURRENDER !!!\nBe sure to check out the \"No Surrender\" t-shirt below and if you're interested in picking up one, you may do so here.\nGlenn Tipton Foundation&apos;s \"No Surrender\" T-Shirt\nSource: Judas Priest Guitarist Starts the Glenn Tipton Parkinson\u2019s Foundation",
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        "raw_content": "Anything can happen in CenterPoint\u2019s MARY POPPINS\nPosted by Andrea Fife | Mar 3, 2017 | Davis County, Reviews | 0 |\nCENTERVILLE \u2014 A classic adaptation from the silver screen in 1964, Disney and Cameron Mackintosh\u2019s Mary Poppins debuted on Broadway in 2004. Not only does the stage adaptation include a few new numbers in the score (with music by Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. Sherman, and George Stiles and lyrics by the Sherman brothers and Anthony Drewe) such as \u201cPlaying the Game\u201d and \u201cBrimstone and Treacle,\u201d it brings additional depth to each member in the Banks family. George gets a deeper backstory in Julian Fellowes\u2018s script, revealing the origins of his inclinations toward precision and order. Jane and Michael have plenty of scripted opportunities to show just how naughty they can be. Meanwhile, Mrs. Banks struggles to find herself within her role as wife and mother. 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I have to admit to feeling the occasional pang of disappointment as I let go of the traditional moments: the hand sequence was replaced by underwhelming alphabet blocks, \u201cStep in Time\u201d pulled out no new stops, and Mary\u2019s fly system was too prominent and cumbersome to leave room for the idea of magic. Despite these occasional let downs, I was grateful to be watching something that felt new as director Danny Inkley brought his set of fresh ideas to the production.\nPhoto by Pepperfox Photography.\nThe thing I found most consistent throughout the evening was the production\u2019s tight rope balance between taking a short hop to fantastic or a quick drop to disappointing. For example, I was immediately stunned by the beautiful projected backdrop (presumable coordinated by set designer Joshua Roberts and lighting designer David Reese) and the steam gently rising from its chimney. The projection technology allowed Bert to change the seasons by simply blowing the wind from his hand. However, as I came to realize that every background would feature some sort of motion, such as blowing leaves or falling snow, this impressive element became a distraction. The many diverse entrances and exits to the stage facilitated quick changes from one scene to the next and a level of sneakiness essential to delivering the show\u2019s magic. However, the fully furnished one-story bedroom that rose from the stage brought the energy to a sudden halt each time it ascended or descended.\nAaron Ford as Bert and Natalie Peterson as Mary Poppins. Photo by Pepperfox Photography.\nThe inconsistency continued in the cast\u2019s vocal delivery as well as acting prowess. Thanks to music director Derek Myler, harmonies throughout the evening, often featured prominently in small group numbers, were impressively balanced. Sadly, prominent solos such as that of the bank director fell noticeably behind the song\u2019s timing. While Winifred Banks (played by Shawnee Kennington) delivered accuracy in her notes and rhythms, I had difficulty enjoying \u201cBeing Mrs. Banks\u201d through her unfortunately strident vowels and nasal tone. Additionally, much of the characterization crossed over into caricature, leaving nuance by the wayside. While Kristina Boler\u2019s interpretation of Ms. Andrew, the nanny not-so-affectionately known as \u201cThe Holy Terror,\u201d felt more obnoxious than cruel, David Marsden as George Banks more than made up for it when he yelled at his children after being suspended from the bank. Emotional moments, whether highs or lows, seemed to push the limits of practicality, making it very hard for me to relate to the characters. Compliments must be given, however, to the young actor Wyatt Moody, who was tasked with delivering Michael Bank\u2019s comedic lines. Not only did his timing strike an ideal balance between practiced and natural, but his attention to diction and projection ensured not a word was missed.\nAnother impressive feat was the cast\u2019s ability to think quickly to cover mistakes made throughout the night. A table unfortunately got damaged during one scene, and I was impressed to see it reappear later, restored to its original form. Boler and Aaron Ford (the latter in the role of Bert) adapted well to a microphone malfunction during prominent solos. Although little could presumably be done to fix the root of the problem in the moment, sound technicians Doug Cauldwell and Shane Steel did what they could to mitigate the resulting balance problems. Several actors wisely deviated from blocking to pick up items dropped on the stage throughout the show. While these errors did not ruin the evening for me, I was unimpressed that there seemed to be such obvious mistakes at all.\nLooking back on the show, my favorite moments were the ones during which my nine-year-old son leaned over and whispered in loud awe, \u201cHow did they do that?\u201d The mystery of Mary Poppins\u2019s bottomless carpet bag played out beautifully as she moved it from place to place in the room, pulling large objects out with practiced ease. And while my adult mind accounted for a thin string attached to the red kite that Michael used in \u201cLet\u2019s Go Fly a Kite,\u201d my son bought the illusion completely. The beautiful moments throughout this production stood out as memorable and unique; unfortunately, they were so frequently followed up with a moment that just didn\u2019t work. 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        "raw_content": "Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, or BPH, is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland due to an overgrowth of prostate cells. There are several options for BPH Treatment.\nThe prostate is located immediately below the bladder, surrounding the urethra. If you have problems urinating, frequent trips to the bathroom, or interrupted flow, you might have BPH, also known as an enlarged prostate. While the exact cause of BPH is not known at this time, it\u2019s believed to be due to the decrease in testosterone as a man ages, and heredity.\nBPH affects nearly 80% of the male population. The urinary symptoms you experience are because urine flows right through the middle of the prostate, so when the gland enlarges, it restricts the flow. In addition to the symptoms already mentioned, in severe cases, it can cause urinary tract infections or damage to the kidney. Prostate cancer may also be associated with BPH, so be sure and get an exam and a simple blood test called a PSA yearly.\nI\u2019m Dr. Tom Edmunds, and I specialize in alleviating these symptoms using either medicine, which is always my first choice, or outpatient procedures using a Greenlight Laser, a Plasma Vaportrode, or a traditional TURP.\nIf you or a loved one is suffering from the symptoms of BPH, call us at\n803-251-6602 to find out what the treatment options are.",
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For pedagoguism merits was awarded to the honorary titles of \u201cHonoured master of science and engineering of the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic\u201d (1982), \u201cHonoured master of science and engineering of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic\u201d (1990).\n1992\u20131994 \u2013 deputy director of the Scientific Center for Thermohydrodynamics and Stratum Physics in the VNIIGAZ LLC.\n1994\u20132001 \u2013 consultant, head of the Center for President Programs at the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, deputy head of the Department for the Central Region at the Presidential Main Territorial Directorate (was current with the Presidential Council for Scientific and Technical Policy, universities, the Russian Academy of Sciences, the bodies of the fuel and energy complex of Russian Federation); directly participated in development of the following national programs: \u201cNational technological base\u201d, \u201cIntegration of the fundamental science and the higher school\u201d, \u201cGas supply in Russia\u201d, \u201cRoads of Russia\u201d, \u201cDevelopment of the Far East and the Transbaikalia\u201d etc. In 1999\u20132001 within the Presidential Main Territorial Directorate was current with interaction between the Presidential Administration and Moscow City together with Moscow Region.\n2001\u20132003 \u2013 deputy governor of Tula Region \u2013 head of the Tula Region Representative office in of the Government of the Russian Federation.\n2003\u20132008 \u2013 adviser of the governor of Moscow Region, minister of the Government of Moscow Region \u2013 permanent representative of the governor of Moscow Region in the Moscow Region Duma, head of the Representative office of the Government of Moscow Region in the Government of the Russian Federation.\n2008\u20132010 \u2013 adviser of the general director of the Gazprom VNIIGAZ LLC.\nsince 2010 \u2013 research manager of the Corporate Center for exploration of bedded systems (core and fluids) at the Gazprom VNIIGAZ LLC.\nOff-hour job\n1967\u20131992 \u2013 head of the USSR Minneftekhimprom Sectorial Laboratory for Thermal Physics at Groznyy Oil Institute named after M.D. Millionshchikov.\n1995\u20131996 \u2013 director of the Gazprom OJSC Educational Center.\n1997\u20132002 \u2013 head of the Chair for Theoretical Basics of Heat Engineering at Moscow Power Engineering Institute (technical university).\nsince 1996 \u2013 chief research associate at the Institute of oil and gas problems (IPNG) of RAS.\nsince 2010 \u2013 head of the Chair for research of the oil-gas bedded systems of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas (national research university).\nMain scientific achievements\nB.A. Grigoriyev is a prominent scientist dealing with thermal physical properties of complex multi-component systems, working media and energy carriers, he is an author of more than 300 scientific papers, 8 monographies, 1 textbook and 4 manuals.\nIn 1969\u20131992, unique research of thermal physical properties of main oil hydrocarbons in liquid and vapor phases were carried out within Groznyy Oil Institute with participation and under guidance of B. 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According to the results of this studies the USSR Gosstandart certified few reference procedures for calculation of properties of oils and oil products, standard reference data on thermodynamic properties of hydrocarbons and fractions of typical oils were recommended (see a monography \u201cThermal physical properties of oil, oil products, gas condensates and their fractions\u201d [Teplofizicheskiye svoystva nefti, nefteproduktov, gazovykh kondensatov i ikh fraktsiy], 1999).\nThe research works carried out under the direction of B.A. Grigoryev resulted in data on density and thermal conductivity of common and heavy water, promising energy carriers (namely: sulphur hexafluoride, hydrocarbons, fuels, oils), and aqueous solutions of salts of rare-earth and alkaline elements gotten in wide ranges of temperatures and pressures. These data were applied for elaboration of international standards of the named properties (1974\u20131999), for charting tables of reference data, special commutating equipment, powerful autotransformers, catalysts etc. (see the reference book \u201cThermal physical properties of water and water vapor\u201d [Teplofizicheskiye svoystva vody i vodyanogo para], 1999).\nConcerning improvement of oil and gas recovery, B.A. Grigoryev with colleagues have carried out works on calculation of phase equilibria in natural hydrocarbon systems, determination of thermodynamic properties of fluids in the supercritical conditions, thermal physical provision of supercritical technologies, formulation of fundamental principles for creation of new technologies for development of hydrocarbon fields (see a monography \u201cThermal physical properties and phase equilibria of gas condensates and their fractions\u201d [Teplofizicheskiye svoystva i fazovyy ravnovesiya gazovykh kondensatov i ikh fraktsiy], 2007).\nLas years B.A. Grigoryev actively develops the research trends of the Corporate Center for exploration of bedded systems (core and fluids) at the Gazprom VNIIGAZ LLC, organizes in the Gazprom PJSC the systematic work with core material and samples of bedded fluids, orchestrates educational process at the basic chair of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas (national research university), which is accommodated in the Gazprom VNIIGAZ LLC.\nInternational scientific activity\nB.A. Grigoryev permanently keeps in touch with researches from USA, Germany, Great Britain, Japan and other countries; he has repeatedly represented domestic scientific school of thermal physics at international conferences held in Russia, Great Britain Canada, Germany, Austria, Czechia, etc. In 1982\u20131983 and in 1985 he worked in Technical University of Munich, in 1988\u20131989, \u2013 in Maryland University; also he reported and lectured in a number of foreign universities and research companies.\nRussian Index of Scientific Citation at 14.03.2018 Scopus at 14.03.2018 WoS at 14.03.2018\nPublications Citations Hirsch index Publications Citations Hirsch index Publications Citations Hirsch index\n147 1182 9 12 8 2 5 6 2\nHas prepared 5 doctors and 30 candidates of engineering.\nOne of the founders of a scientific school \u201cTheoretical and experimental methods for studying thermal physical properties of working media and materials\u201d in Moscow Power Engineering Institute (technical university). An author the \u201cHeat-mass transfer\u201d manuals (2001, 2005, 2007) and the textbook of the same name (2011), few reference books.\nState and governmental awards\nPrize of the Council of Ministers of the USSR (1987)\nState Prize (1996) for participation in development of theoretical and applied methods aimed at determination of thermal physical properties of gases and liquids used in power and other branches of engineering.\nPrize of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of Science and Technics (2003) for participation in formulation of scientific principles and industrial implementation of the new-generation informational technologies aimed at control of the oil-gas-condensate fields development.\nPrize of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of Science and Technics (2009) for participation in development and industrial implementation of an automated system providing safety of gas transport facilities.\nPrize of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of Education (2010) for the complex of the textbooks, manuals and educational methods named \u201cTheoretical principles of heat engineering\u201d.\nAn expert of the Power Engineering Committee of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, a member of the National Committee on thermal-physical properties of matters of Russian Academy of Sciences, a member of the National Committee on properties of water and water vapor, a member of the Russian Committee on numerical data for science and technics of the Russian Academy of Sciences Presidium, etc.\nI\u2019d like to call your attention to a Vesti Gazovoy Nauki scientific-technical collection. Subjects of these collected papers reflect studies of the Gazprom VNIIGAZ LLC being a head multi-specialized research institute of the Gazprom PJSC and aimed at complex settling of broad range of tasks from prospecting, exploration, production, transportation and storage of raw hydrocarbons to their treatment, processing and utilization. Among the main Vesti Gazovoy Nauki themes are the following: mechanics and thermodynamics of bedded hydrocarbon systems; state-of-art projects for development of the offshore oil-and-gas fields; geological provision of gas-extractive regions of Russia; actual issues of gas and gas condensate production; reliability and safety at gas-industry facilities etc. We are eager to reveal correspondent scientific studies of the leading domestic and foreign research and production companies.\nThe Vesti Gazovoy Nauki is being published by the Gazprom VNIIGAZ LLC since 2010 serially four times a year. The journal is included into a list of reviewed scientific journals approved by the Minobrnauki of Russia for pre-dissertation publications. Also it is registered in the Russian Index of Scientific Citation, the CyberLeninka.ru digital collection and the VINITI abstract catalogues. You can find the archive of the Vesti Gazovoy Nauki issues at vesti-gas.ru\nSo, I am glad to invite all interested specialists to become our authors. The editors are ready to examine possible publication of every original actual manuscript subject to the above listed themes. In case you suggest us a paper, you will give the Gazprom VNIIGAZ LLC an exclusive beneficence (unpaid) right to publish it in print and CD versions of the Vesti Gazovoy Nauki collected book in Russian and English and to place it at the internet sites www.elibrary.ru and vesti-gas.ru.\nYou are also welcome to enter a year or a half-year journal subscription. You can either send a correspondent application to e-mail or to a fax number +7 (498) 657-4173 (see a typical subscription card), or to subscribe through the Rospechat Agency catalogue (subscription index is 58685). Estimated cost of two issues runs up to 4000 rubles.\nWith appreciation of any productive cooperation, Boris Grigoryev",
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        "raw_content": "As is quite evident from the title the kind of literature that evolved during the reign of Queen Victoria is famously known as the Victorian era literature.\nThe literature of the Victorian age (1837-1901) entered a new period after the romantic revival. The literature of this era was preceded by romanticism and was followed by modernism or realism. Hence, it can also be called a fusion of romantic and realist style of writing. Though the Victorian Age produced two great poets Alfred Lord Tennyson and Robert Browning, the age is also remarkable for the excellence of its prose.\nCharacteristics of Victorian novels\nVictorian novels tend to be idealized portraits of difficult lives in which hard work, perseverance, love and luck win out in the end. They were usually inclined towards being of improving nature with a central moral lesson at heart. 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The Victorians loved the heroic, chivalrous stories of knights of old and they hoped to regain some of that noble, courtly behaviour and impress it upon the people both at home and in the wider empire.\nIn dramatic, farces, musical burlesques, extravaganzas, and comic operas competed with Shakespeare productions and serious drama by the likes of James Planche\u2019 and Thomas William Robertson.\nThe discoveries of science seem to reflect considerable and particular effects upon the literature of the age. The Victorians had a mission to describe and classify the entire natural world. Much of this writing was not regarded as literature but one book, in particular, Charles Darwin\u2019s On the Origin of Species, remains famous. The theory of evolution contained within the work shook many of the ideas the Victorians had about themselves. 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Secondly, the Victorian literature seems to deviate from the strict principle of \u201cart for art\u2019s sake\u201d and asserts its moral purpose.\nAlfred Lord Tennyson, Robert Browning, Ruskin Bond \u2013 all were the teachers of England with the faith in their moral message to instruct the world. Thirdly, this was more like the age of pessimism and confusion. The influence of science was strongly felt here. Alfred Lord Tennyson\u2019s some immature works seem to hold doubtful and despairing stains but his In Memoriam comes out as a hope after despair. Although characterized as practical and materialistic, the literature of the Victorian age portrays a completely ideal life. It was an idealistic age where the great ideals like truth, justice, love, brotherhood were emphasized by poets, essayists and novelists of the age.\nInfluence of Victorian Literature\nThe persistent popular embrace of Victorian literature has had a profound influence on modern literature and media. 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        "raw_content": "How Long Does It Take To Heal From A Rhinoplasty\nPosted by rahul jain on February 11, 2019 at 8:55pm in Classified (Brand New Product)\nget the rhinoplasty surgery done by the most extensive experienced doctors. You will be able to witness the rough image of the result right before the surgery. You get the sculpted nose after the surgery. However, this process takes almost a time of a year for sure.\nWhile you are not happy with the facial features, now there is a chance to connect them. In the similar way while you want to reshape the nose as per the other stunning facial features then you can do that with the Rhinoplasty surgery in india. Get this procedure done from the doctors who has extensive experience so that you get the right results. However, the healing is such a big thing and it takes many weeks to get healed completely. Sometimes it takes almost 1 months and you can assure that you get the right shape which you can be proud of for sure.\nSwelling doesn\u2019t Last More Time:\nThe shape of the nose after a week is not the final shape which you will be living for the life with. Gradually the healing process will take, and this helps you to get the desired shape. Just ensure that you got the process done for the Rhinoplasty from the experts. So, the swelling during the healing process shouldn\u2019t bother you anymore.\nHow Long you have stay away from Public:\nIt is soon after the surgery, you just must stay away from the public for a week or two. But the swelling takes for almost 12 months. However, this varies from person to person and you also must stay with the slight healing pending after a year or so. In most of the cases, 90 percent of the swelling will be gone in just four to eight weeks. Just be patient when you get the rhinoplasty done. Keep the trust on your surgeon and keep loving you nose. Whatever might be concerns, you have ensured that you are getting them cleared through your doctor and stay in touch with him for any sort of discomfort you are facing with.\nThe process of Healing:\nThe process of healing takes time usually at the tip of the nose. This is the firm part and usually takes time. As it should get adjusted to the new framework provided during the surgery. The swelling will not be a big issue in any regard, if you are taking the right medicine or the suggestions of the expert doctors. When it comes to going to work, depending on the comfort level, you can do this. While you might be comfortable to start working from home right after two days of the surgery. Stay away from the sun and other sorts of tension to get the right healing.\nIt takes more than just few months to get completely healed when it comes to the after results of the Rhinoplasty. You just have the to stay with patience and enjoy witnessing the results with great care. If you are looking for the surgery, consult with The Cosmetic Surgery Skin Institute.",
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        "raw_content": "Cliff Lipson/CBSReba McEntire\u2019s gearing up for a busy week ahead, as she prepares to reveal the nominees for this year\u2019s Academy of Country Music Awards next Wednesday on CBS This Morning.\nReba will reveal the first contenders during the 8:30 a.m. half hour of the show, with the full rundown following at 8:50 a.m. ET via ETOnline.com.\nThe Oklahoma native\u2019s day only gets busier from there. At 11 a.m. ET, she\u2019ll do a livestream Q&A as part of the Build series.\nFast forward twelve hours, and Reba will sit down with Andy Cohen on Bravo\u2019s Watch What Happens Live at 11 p.m. ET, before stopping by to visit The Late Show with Stephen Colbert at 11:35 p.m. ET on CBS.\nReba steps up to host the ACM Awards for the sixteenth time on Sunday, April 7 starting at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.\nJust two days before, she\u2019ll release her new album, Stronger Than the Truth. You can stream or download the title track now, or check out an audio-only version on YouTube.\nABC/Image Group LADierks Bentley\u2019s Seven Peaks Music Festival will return to Buena Vista, Colorado this Labor Day Weekend for the second year in a row.\nFans who attended the gathering\u2019s first year will get first crack at tickets through the Alumni Pre-Sale. Even if you didn\u2019t get to go in 2018, you can access this year\u2019s pre-sale by signing up for the event\u2019s newsletter at SevenPeaksFestival.com.\nExpect more details about the 2019 incarnation of Dierks\u2019 Rocky Mountain music festival in the coming weeks.\nThe Arizona native's vision for the Labor Day gathering was inspired by recording his most recent album, The Mountain, in Telluride, Colorado.\nABC RadioRascal Flatts sang, Brantley Gilbert rocked and Riley Green showed why he's a top 10 artist at the Big Machine Label Group luncheon at Country Radio Seminar in Nashville on Friday.\nCEO Scott Borchetta introduced the label's acts to the crowd, starting with Riley Green. The \"There Was This Girl\" hitmaker recalled that just one year ago, he was an unsigned artist and now he's got a song that's #8 on the chart. In addition to playing that hit, he also performed three other songs: \"Georgia Time,\" \"Betting Man\" and \"In Love By Now.\"\nNext up was rising star Lauren Jenkins, with her songs \"Makers Mark and You\" and \"Running Out of Road.\" Brantley Gilbert was next, firing up the crowd with \"Country Must Be Country Wide,\" \"Bottoms Up\" and \"Kick It in the Sticks.\" Then he welcomed Lindsay Ell to the stage, for one of the first performances of their duet \"What Happens in a Small Town.\"\n22-year-old newcomer Noah Schnacky came next, performing \"Hello Beautiful\" and \"Maybe We Will.\" And the afternoon was closed by Rascal Flatts, who performed their new single \"Back to Life,\" as well as a string of hits: \"Yours If You Want It,\" \"I Like the Sound of That\" and \"What Hurts the Most.\" They ended with a rousing version of \"Life Is a Highway.\"\n\"Let's Be Frank,\" and Aretha, but not Linda: Trisha Yearwood tackles the American songbook\nIf you'd like a refresher course in why Trisha Yearwood has two CMA Female Vocalist trophies to her credit, all you need to do is pick up her new Let's Be Frank record. 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But after the label's rising stars and superstars all performed, none other than Hootie & the Blowfish made a surprise appearance to close the show.\nDarius Rucker is already on the label, but his 90's pop rock band just signed a deal to make a new album. The audience cheered wildly as Darius and his bandmates played two of their biggest hits: \"Only Wanna Be With You\" and \"Hold My Hand.\"\nBut they were just the capper to a show that included everyone from Keith Urban, Chris Stapleton andEric Church, to Jon Pardi, Dierks Bentley and Jordan Davis.\nLittle Big Town opened the show with an impactful new song about the pressures that society puts on women, whose title may be \"A God for the Daughters.\" Keith Urban also played a new song called \"We Were\" -- but it was so new that he actually forgot the words! Don't worry: He eventually remembered them.\nDierks Bentley debuted his new single \"Living,\" while Jordan Davis played an album cut called, \"Slow Dance in a Parking Lot.\" The bearded singer didn't seem too upset that the head of the label joked that he resembled Bigfoot.\nVince Gill also debuted a new song --- a tearjerker that seemed to be called \"A Letter to My Mama.\" Chris Stapleton sang his latest hit \"Millionaire,\" while Valentine's Day inspired Eric Church to do \"Heart Like a Wheel,\" and Maddie & Tae to sing \"Die from a Broken Heart.\"\nRising stars like Travis Denning, Brandon Lay, Adam Hambrick, Kassi Ashton and Caylee Hammack also performed their latest singles at the event at the Mother Church of Country Music.\nLittle Big Town's back in the studio, and in the driver's seat this time\nABC/Image Group LALittle Big Town\u2019s currently working on their next album, but this time, they\u2019re doing things a little differently: For the first time, they\u2019re producing the project themselves.\n\u201cDiplomacy goes a long way,\u201d Jimi Westbrook tells Billboard, since the foursome typically needs to come to a consensus on decisions.\nThis time, they\u2019re also using their road band to cut the tracks.\n\u201cAnd they don\u2019t settle,\u201d Kimberly Schlapman says of the musicians\u2019 tenacity in the studio.\nSo far, there\u2019s no word on when we might get the first taste of new music from LBT. 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The two-time Grammy winner was dining with her mother and a family friend. Video posted on TMZ shows the man clearly arguing with a man identified as Miranda's friend.\nThat's when Miranda apparently had to be held back by her male friend, after which she approached his table, allegedly got into it with him again, and ultimately picked up his wife's salad and dumped it in her lap. That moment isn't caught on the video.\nNashville police confirmed that they responded to a call about two men fighting at the steakhouse on Sunday evening around 8:00 p.m., but cannot confirm Lambert's involvement. At any rate, no charges were filed.\nGarth Brooks & Luke Bryan scale it down at special Nashville shows\nGarth Brooks and Luke Bryan are used to rocking stadiums, but for the Country Radio Seminar, taking place in Nashville this week, both superstars scaled things way down.\nGarth performed an intimate one-man acoustic concert on the floor of Nashville's Bridgestone Arena for an audience of fewer than a thousand people. He sang, told stories and took questions from the crowd, while performing snippets of everything from George Strait's \"Amarillo by Morning\" and Keith Whitley's \"Don't Close Your Eyes,\" to Bob Seger's \"Against the Wind\" and Don McLean's \"American Pie,\" to Ed Sheeran's \"Perfect\" and Billy Joel's \"Piano Man.\"\nGarth played abbreviated versions of his own songs too, of course, often choosing certain tunes to illustrate songwriting concepts or memories. He also took requests, playing songs like \"The Red Strokes,\" \"Wolves,\" and \"Somewhere Other Than the Night,\" as well as favorites like \"Unanswered Prayers,\" \"That Summer\" and \"Much Too Young (to Feel This Damn Old).\" He ended the show with the one-two punch of \"Friends in Low Places\" and \"The Dance.\"\nAs for Luke, he took the stage at a place in which he feels pretty comfortable: his own bar, 32 Bridge Food Drink, on Nashville's Lower Broadway. Claiming he didn't have a set list, Luke sipped bourbon as he and his band ran through a string of hits, including newer songs like \"What Makes You Country\" and \"Most People Are Good,\" and older favorites like \"That's My Kind of Night,\" \"Country Girl (Shake It for Me)\" and \"I Don't Want this Night to End.\"\nLuke also pulled Morgan Wallen onstage to sing his hit \"Up Down,\" before finally getting off the stage, explaining that he had to fly to Los Angeles. 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        "raw_content": "And whosoever shall exalt himself shall be abased; and he that shall humble himself shall be exalted. (Matthew 23:12)\nThere are Christians who cannot be brought down by bodily appetites or the desire for material possessions. Antichrist appeals to their desire for personal glorification. He fills them with his own envious attitude toward those whom God has anointed. The ambitious religious leaders use their soulish abilities to imitate the stars of the heaven. But in the end they will have to yield to the Lord as He shakes the self-will and personal ambition out of them, or else they will be trampled to the ground.\nThe problem of personal ambition troubled the disciples of Jesus. He told them that His Kingdom is not guided by self-seeking lords but by servants. He advised them to hold fast in faith until they were converted from personal ambition to rest in the Father's will.\nSome of the end-time saints who possess spiritual understanding shall fall away from their stand in the Lord, some by the sword and some by deception. But the falling is to make them \"white,\" that is, to perfect their personalities in the sight of the Lord God.\nWe see in our own day Christian ministers being seduced into sin and falling from their position in Christ. They have been cast to the earth and are being trampled on by wicked spirits. If they will repent, God will restore them and their personal relationship with the Lord Jesus will be perfected.\nWe are living in the time of the greatest spiritual opportunity (to rule with God) and the greatest danger (to fall morally; or to become part of the False Prophet, as is happening to some Christians). Let us pray always that we may escape the snares and spiritual dangers of our day and finally stand in triumph before the Son of Man.\nAntichrist will present himself as being as great as the Lord Jesus.\nYea, he magnified himself even to the prince of the host, and by him the daily sacrifice was taken away, and the place of his [God's] sanctuary was cast down [profaned]. (Daniel 8:11)\n\"The daily sacrifice was taken away.\" \"God's sanctuary was profaned.\"\nSo great will be the power given to Antichrist (to unwittingly perform God's will) that he will be able to remove the ability of people to receive Christ for salvation and he will profane God's sanctuary (perhaps referring to the hearts of people).\nOur rebellious nature. Because of the rebellion that still can be found in the saints (as we see today in the churches), they will be given into the power of Antichrist. In this manner God will \"shake\" the rebellion out of them. During this period, truth will be cast down and seduction and perversion will triumph in the earth.\nAnd an host [the saints coming under the power of Antichrist] was given him [Antichrist] against the daily sacrifice [along with the daily sacrifice] by reason of transgression [because of the rebellion of the saints], and it cast down the truth to the ground; and it practised, and prospered. (Daniel 8:12)\nThe saints shall be given into the power of Antichrist until all sin and rebellion has been destroyed from their personalities.",
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        "raw_content": "Austin Dillon Wins Coca-Cola 600 After Jimmie Johnson Runs Out Of Fuel\nAustin Dillon passed an out-of-fuel Jimmie Johnson in the final two laps and won a rain-delayed Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina on Sunday night.\nFour-time race winner Johnson was comfortably ahead over the final 20 laps, but he ran out of fuel on lap 398, allowing Dillon to zoom past him and claim his first career NASCAR win.\nA fast-moving rainstorm forced an hour and 40 minute delay of the race after 143 of the 400 laps. Dillon and his pit crew celebrated the victory with a belly slide across the infield grass of the racetrack.\nCoupled with the delay, the length of the race helped push the end of the event to well past midnight on the East Coast.\nKyle Busch finished second, with Martin Truex Jr., Matt Kenseth and Denny Hamlin rounding out the top five. Johnson finished 17th.\nBusch won the first stage of the race, with Truex taking the second and Denny Hamlin capturing the third. Truex led a race-high 233 laps on Sunday.\nNASCAR\u2019s Monster Energy Series continues next Sunday at Dover International Speedway in Delaware.",
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        "raw_content": "New \u201cClean Energy for All\u201d Report Shows States and Communities Filling Leadership Vacuum on Clean Energy.\nWashington, D.C. \u2013 Today, the League of Conservation Voters (LCV)\u2019s released a new report \u201cClean Energy for All: Clean Energy Progress Accomplished by State and Local Leaders\u201d \u2013 highlighting how local governments across the country have taken the lead on clean energy since Donald Trump\u2019s election. The report comes days ahead of the one-year anniversary of Trump announcing his intention to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement.\n\u201cOne year after Donald Trump announced his intention to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement, state and local leaders have stepped up to take the lead,\u201d said Gene Karpinski, President of LCV. \u201cFrom Washington State and California to Wisconsin to New Jersey, and many places in between, we have seen major successes to fill the void of climate leadership left by this administration. Through the Clean Energy For All campaign, we will continue winning the fight to get our country closer to running on 100% clean energy by 2050.\u201d\nThe report was announced earlier today on a call where leaders from LCV were joined by Governor Jay Inslee of Washington State, Attorney General Xavier Becerra of California, City Councilor Kate Beaton of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and Ed Potosnak of New Jersey LCV, where they highlighted specific clean energy accomplishments over the last year from each of their home states.\n\u201cAcross the country, clean, renewable energy has become an unstoppable force. People want clean air, a healthy environment, and the jobs and investments that come with building the next generation economy, and nothing the federal government chooses to do can change that,\u201d Gov. Jay Inslee said. \u201cStates, cities, and businesses are all stepping up., and showing the nation and the world that ambitious climate action is achievable.\u201d\n\u201cClimate change is the most important global environmental issue of our time,\u201d said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra. \u201cAt stake is nothing less than the kind of world we want our children to grow up in. Do we want them to experience record-high temperatures, droughts, rising sea levels, and poor air quality? President Trump says \u2018yes.\u2019 In California, we don\u2019t wake up in the morning looking to pick a fight with his Administration, but we will do what is necessary to defend our values, our families, and our planet. We didn\u2019t become the fifth-largest economy in the world by spectating.\u201d\nWhen President Trump announced his intentions to pull the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement, I knew that it was up to us on the local level to do more to reduce our contribution to fossil fuel usage and climate change,\u201d said Kate Beaton, Eau Claire City Council Member and Western Organizer for Wisconsin League of Conservation Voters. \u201cIt was my hope in passing the renewable energy goals in Eau Claire that other communities in Wisconsin, the Midwest, and the nation would follow suit. I actually think it\u2019s pretty amazing that such a negative decision on the federal level has inspired local communities to more aggressively seek clean energy solutions that work for them.\u201d\n\u201cNew Jersey\u2019s not delaying while the Trump Administration abdicates its commitments under the Paris Accord, said Ed Potosnak, Executive Director of NJLCV. \u201cGovernor Phil Murphy is committed to make New Jersey the greenest state in the country by enacting the boldest renewable standard in America and making good on his commitment for our state to get 100% of its energy from clean sources by 2050.\u201d\nJust this week in New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy signed a landmark piece of legislation requiring the state to have the highest standard for renewable energy in the U.S., and he also signed an executive order to move New Jersey to 100% clean energy by 2050. Additionally, last year, Virginians elected pro-clean energy governor, Ralph Northam, who is has already taken many positive steps forward, including working to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) and cap carbon emissions, with a goal of a 30% reduction by 2030.\nThe report also outlines the next steps to keep growing the momentum for clean energy, including securing 100% clean energy commitments from candidates, working with legislators to hold polluters accountable, directing Volkswagen settlement money to states to clean, electric school buses, and more.\nMore information on the \u201cClean Energy for All\u201d campaign can be found at www.CleanEnergyForAll.org.",
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        "raw_content": "NOLI ME TANGERE - DO NOT TOUCH ME\nThe heraldry of the Old Guard is symbolic of its history and record. Based on precedents adopted as early as 1911, the shield contains a hill with a fortification at its summit in the national colors of Mexico, symbolic of service in the Mexican-American War of 1846-1847, as is the bandmaster's baton (called the Chapultepec Baton) on the far left corner. The three white Maltese crosses symbolize service in the American Civil War in the 5th Corps, Army of the Potomac. The 18th century military cocked hat symbolizes the antiquity of the unit. The bayonet is emblematic of the trust of the government in granting its oldest active Army unit the right to march with bayonets fixed. The motto, \"Noli Me Tangere,\" meaning \"Touch me Not,\" is shared with other older units. Major Charles K. Gardner of the 3d U.S. Infantry first suggested the practice of using letters of the alphabet to indicate companies in a regiment in 1816. The Infantry branch adopted the crossed rifles insignia in 1875.\nCounteroffensive, Phase II\nCounteroffensive, Phase III\nTet Counteroffensive\nCounteroffensive, Phase IV\nCounteroffensive, Phase V\nCounteroffensive, Phase VI\nTet 69/Counteroffensive\nSanctuary Counteroffensive\nClick here to go to the 4th of the 3rd Alpha Co website.\nClick here to go to the Old Guard Association.",
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        "raw_content": "1 in 4 Americans Have Not Visited Famous US Places\nA new study suggests many Americans have not visited the most popular places of interest around the country or even in their hometown.\nThe study found that 25 percent of Americans have yet to visit \"iconic landmarks\" in their own cities. Twenty-three percent said they had not visited any of the nation's natural wonders, famous buildings or historic battlefields.\nThe study was a project of the research service OnePoll and Zipcar, a car-sharing company.\nResearchers questioned 2,000 Americans. Only 33 percent of them said they had been to Niagara Falls and just 28 percent had been to Arizona\u2019s Grand Canyon. The study showed that only 30 percent had been to New York\u2019s Empire State Building. Only 22 percent had ever visited the National Mall in Washington, D.C.\nMany Americans say they would like to travel more. More than half of those questioned said they would like to get out more. Forty-nine percent reported being \"creatures of habit.\" By that, they mean they generally do the same things in the same way. That would leave little time to visit local or national landmarks.\nThe researchers found that the main reasons keeping Americans from exploring their cities or the country were money, lack of time and a lack of good transportation.\nOn social media, one Twitter user reacting to the study named a few reasons for not visiting famous places. The writer noted that \u201cmost of us don\u2019t get paid days off, get punished for taking a day off, or simply can't afford to visit anything or go anywhere anymore.\"\nThe Twitter user added, \"Childcare costs more than College, College Loans costs more than a mortgage payment, and jobs don't even pay for one of those things.\u201d\nThe study found that three of the places Americans wanted to visit were Grand Canyon National Park, Yellowstone National Park and the Statue of Liberty.\nThe researchers also found that, on average, Americans go to a new coffee shop every five months, and a new restaurant every four months. They also spent time at a lake or near the ocean once every six months, and go to a park every five months.\nMatt Hilburn reported this story for VOA News. Jonathan Evans adapted it for Learning English. George Grow was the editor.\niconic \u2013 adj. a widely known symbol\nlandmark \u2013 n. a structure of historical or other importance or other\nmortgage \u2013 n. a legal agreement in which a person borrows money to buy property such as a house and pays back the money over a period of years\nafford \u2013 v. to be able to pay for something\nhabit \u2013 n. custom or behavior; a way of doing things\nImmigrant from Laos Finds Success with Washington Restaurant (2018-6-9)",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Blogs \u00bb AnnMaria \u00bb Throwback Thursday: 4 Things I Call BS\nThrowback Thursday: 4 Things I Call BS\n6 Dec, 2018 in AnnMaria / Throwback Thursday tagged AnnMaria / Throwback Thursday by Diana Sanchez\nGoing through our archives, we came across this great post by Dr. AnnMaria De Mars from January 3, 2016 \u201c4 Things I Call BS\u201d that we wanted to share in case you missed it the first time around.\n1. The story that some hero / heroine is going to save the world from destruction. I know, it\u2019s fun to watch all Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Men in Black \u2013 you name it.\nI\u2019m pretty sure that the world is not going to be saved like that. It\u2019s going to be millions of people like Doctors Without Borders , teachers who take the time to help students after school and parents/ grandparents who sit down at lunch with children and talk to them.\n2. Rich people paying taxes are being penalized for success. Most of the richest people in America \u2013 the Waltons, Kochs, Mars, Cargill, etc. INHERITED their money. That\u2019s right, the only success they had was at the fertilized egg level. I pay a lot of taxes and it goes to things like roads, schools, life guards at the beach, the public library, social security, all of which benefit me and the country.\n3. Martial arts instructors with fake credentials don\u2019t hurt anyone. This is bullshit on so many fronts. Anyone who wants to be a serious athlete only has a limited window to achieve success and holding them back for a year or two until they wise up to the fraud can prevent them from ever reaching their goals. Besides, lying is wrong. I shouldn\u2019t have to explain this to you.\n4. That anyone is ever 100% responsible for their own success, or related, that the world is equal. I can lay claim to that more than most people \u2013 I worked full-time to pay my bills in college and graduate school, started a business after my husband died. Still, I received scholarships from high school all the way through my Ph.D. One of my hugest advantages was being born in a time and place when women had equal opportunity to get an education and have a career. Along the way, everyone from my mom to Frank Fullerton to my doctoral dissertation advisor helped me get to where I am.\nThere are actually more things but I have to get back to work.\nThis is what I do for a job, make computer games that teach stuff. Click here to buy one for under ten bucks!\n\u2190 How To Gift A Game\nYou Don\u2019t Even Know What the Global Market Looks Like \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "The following is an extract from the article \"Best practice: how to use automated notification systems\" By Harvey Fawcett.\n\"Using automated systems to deliver crisis messages is accepted as an excellent method of accurately and quickly communicating with groups of responders, staff and other relevant agencies in a crisis. However, having the raw capability to contact lots of people is only the start of an effective crisis communications capability.\nWithout knowing how to effectively communicate using automated systems means that poorly defined and structured messages are simply propagated more quickly than using manual cascades.\nThis paper aims to provide readers with an insight into how to use automated notification systems effectively.\nSelection of communications media\nThe type of communication media used, for example voice or e-mail, must be dependant on the type of message being delivered. It is a mistake to pick the communications media first and then format the actual message. Decide the message first then choose the media.\nDelivering messages by pre-recorded or synthesised voice is simply not suited for long or verbose messages telling contacts what to do, where to go and what has happened. If a responder is, for example, driving or it\ufffds 3 o\ufffdclock on a Sunday morning then a long detailed message will be ineffective.\nVoice is, however, supremely suited for short punchy messages and is the most effective means of eliciting confirmation of response or Estimated Time of Arrival, this is not the same as confirmation of message delivery as supplied by e-mail, fax and text.\nVoice messages would normally be used to say:\n\ufffdSomething has happened, follow your procedures for what to do next\ufffd\nNotification systems should not be used as a replacement for responder training and rehearsals; message recipients should know what to do next.\nShort Messaging Service (SMS) can deliver up to 160 characters which is sufficient for most messages. Text would often be used in conjunction with voice to add detail to a short voice message. Emergency text messages are economical but there are no delivery guarantees, if a network is busy the message may be delivered hours or days late.\nText messages are persistent; they can stay in the network for many days until the subscriber\ufffds handset logs onto a cell. Whilst useful, this can also cause problems. The message may be sent on Wednesday but might not actually be delivered until Friday. If the message was time sensitive this time delay could have serious consequences and create confusion.\nObtaining delivery receipt is relatively simple but having a return path to elicit useful information such as ETA is more complex, although achievable and depends on the responder \ufffddoing something after the message was received\ufffd, not always reliable given the situations in which crisis messages are sent.\nThe message length is dependant on the type of pager and network but is typically up to 240 characters. Whilst performance is very good, messages are not persistent. If for example a responder works in a major city with an underground rail network they may spend significant amounts of time unavailable. This is not known to the sender.\nAgain, e-mail is suitable for long and detailed messages and can be sent to large groups relatively quickly. E-mail is a robust means of communications as it is usually delivered over the Internet, an extremely reliable network. There are no delivery guarantees and obtaining return information, whilst appearing simple, is less so when dealing with large numbers.\nFax messages use simple technology and when delivered are portable. Because it is real time, delivery receipt is very easy to obtain but eliciting confirmation of action is difficult.\nUsing automated notification systems to deliver content to web pages is often an overlooked method of crisis communications. As mentioned above, the Internet is a robust network and messages on low graphics web sites can be viewed by many thousands of people. Of course they have to know the message is there, this is where other media can be used to alert a responder that a particular web page now contains updated information.\nBasically, use voice for short punchy messages followed up with textual media for detailed information.....\"\nTo view the entire article, please contact Harvey Fawcett, operations director of 247i Limited. 247i has developed 247i Messenger, a solution which combines the power of an enterprise class notification network with highly trained personnel operating in an IS17799 security management framework to deliver a comprehensive crisis notification service.\n\ufffdThe 247i Crisis Notification Methodology\ufffd is a collection of systems and procedures used to deliver secure, reliable, accurate, easy to use and above all else, effective, crisis notification.\nFor further information please contact Alan Lloyd, commercial director, +44 (0) 870 990 9816 alan.lloyd@247i.co.uk",
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        "raw_content": "Beware scammers!!! They've gotten too good at what they do.\nAbites, today I am talking about something very serious which is not related to reading or writing.\nYou might think you are too smart. That you are immune. The truth is, you might just not be as smart as you think you are. Be sure to read to the end.\nI was very nearly scammed myself just today.\nSee I bought my domain name through Google in March. It won't require renewal until 2014. But today I got an email reportedly form Google Apps. It looked very legitimate and it said there was a problem with the payment for my domain name. I was only suspicious because it is not time for renewal and it has been 5 months since it was paid initially. Had they caught me just after I'd purchased it, or when it was time for renewal, I very likely would have fallen for it.\nAlthough I found it suspicious, I still felt I needed to check to make sure there wasn't an issue. Instead of using the links they provided, I logged into my Google account just to check out everything was okay - and it is fine.\nOnce I had determined that, just for fun, I clicked on the links they had provided for resolving the issue (I don't recommend this - you can get malware that way)to see where they went. The pages they took me to were very, very, VERY well done. Looked just like Google pages, and were so legitimate looking it was scary as hell, except for two tiny details I noticed. It said if you are paying by bank you cannot update your bank details. You must provide them anew. RED FLAG!!! And although they showed I paid by credit card (which was true in my case) they didn't display the last four digits of it, like my actual Google account did.\nNow I already knew this was a scam and I didn't fall for it, but many people wouldn't.\nAnd then there are the Lonely Hearts Scammers. 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They know that would set up the red flags.\nInstead, they come up with a heartbreaking reason why they need a short term, high dollar loan. They are temporarily out of the country. A loved one is hurt. They are in a bind. Something believable that tugs at the heartstrings of the the target. Remember, they've already put in the time - weeks, sometimes even months, of pretending to befriend you.\nIf their target doesn't come up with the dough, they lay it on thick. This one actually sobbed on the phone with my friend.\nThey often hit you up more than once. They take your initial funds, and then there is always a complication - some other reason that more money is needed.\nShe felt so incredibly guilty that after she had tapped out her own resources, she took out a loan from a family member for the initial request. But then something went wrong. He needed more money. She was anxious and stressed over it. He even provided her documents proving his legitimate need and his legitimate way to repay her. She would have her money back within two weeks. He promised.\nShe couldn't come up with the funds for his second demand. Oddly, once she told him she was unable to give him more money, he stopped communicating with her. That is when she got suspicious. That is when, after doing some investigating she realized she had been had. This person was not who he claimed to be. And she had no recourse to recover her money because he is not on Australian soil. She can't prosecute.\nBut she didn't let that stop her from trying to help others. She found out that this particular person had at least three different Facebook profiles, with different names and different photos. She reported him to Facebook. As yet she is unaware if they have taken any action. She also found other women listed as his Facebook friends and she messaged them with her story, a warning to anyone else he may be preying on. 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        "raw_content": "I like Shawn\u2019s idea regarding an audience having the feeling of superiority when watching old movies, films etc related to horrific events such as the holocaust. We know more than the people in the film. We have the knowledge, or the power to stop this from happening, should it be happening now, whereas these participants in the film, the Hitler supporters, can\u2019t see through it. They are trapped in their convictions to support him. As an audience to that, you want to jump up and wave your hands and shout \u201cSTOP\u201d! But you can\u2019t. It\u2019s like in (Mickey\u2019s) Christmas Carol , Scrooge knows the outcome of the Ghost of Christmas Past scene, but despite how hard he tries, his superiority can\u2019t change the events of the past, only the future.\nThat being said, and without having to go down the political beltway too much, there have been similar comparisons of Trump to Hitler and how we the audience (both Trump supporters or no), should see the red flags and the signs of a budding dictator. Can we use our superiority to stop this from happening again? Maybe. Maybe not.\nHow did these people become fooled as so from the start, with people like Hitler? The answer is rooted in empathy and the psychological conundrum of \u201cStockholm Syndrome.\u201d If Trump had a dog, the empathy muscle might start to kick in. Well if he has a dog, he can\u2019t be all bad, because he knows how to show compassion. Oh and he has a wife (3 wives), he can be lovable. And suddenly 10 debates in, these \u201cself enclosed little worlds for the audience to examine\u201d, the audience begins to fall into the empathy trap, puts a \u201cMake America Good Again\u201d sign in their front yard, and is somehow in love with what we look back on in the past as a character type that could be considered by some as a monster.\nAlthough politics nowadays seems to be more of a SitCom than a newsworthy affair, it is hard to imagine \u201cintellectual clarity\u201d to be reached after watching debates or getting news from any source other than the AP. On the grand election stage, each of us is given the chance to contribute to the conversation through our vote.\nWhat is at play also, with this idea of having this sense of superiority, is also that the conceptual maps between us as the audience now looking back at the 1940s vs that audience that is in the 1940s, are very different. We have that intellectual clarity. The scenario is mapped in our brains, but had yet to happen for that audience, so it is not even on their maps at all.\nAnd again, as Shawn says that \u201canyone has the right to think or speak\u201d and encourages \u201ceveryone to leap in immediately and start to think.\u201d This is how culture is fabricated and conceptual maps are formed.",
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        "raw_content": "3 Ways to Improve your Website Content Right Now\nAnna Laman April 11, 2017\nThe idea of overhauling your website content is totally overwhelming, right? I get that. It feels like you need to set aside a whole week, brush up on your Strunk & White, and somehow transform into Don Draper (#daydrinking).\nBut it really doesn\u2019t have to be that complicated. Yes, a total overhaul takes quite a bit of work, along with a heavy dash of soul searching \u2014 but there are lots of smaller improvements you can make to your website content that will drastically increase its effectiveness.\nHere are three simple things you can start with today, and each one will only take you a few minutes.\n1. Add a description of your business to your home page.\nDuh, right? Wrong! You would be amazed at how many websites out there neglect to include the most basic information on their prime real estate. I\u2019ve stumbled onto so many sites where I have to click through several pages just to piece together what exactly the business DOES. Ugh!\nGo to your home page right now. If it doesn\u2019t announce, loud and clear, up front and above the fold who you are, what service you provide and for whom, then get in there and add it right now!\n2. Put a \u201ccall to action\u201d on every page.\nI\u2019m assuming that since you\u2019re running a business, your ultimate goal is to make money. So I\u2019m also assuming that if someone visits your website, you don\u2019t just want them to admire your trendy font choices \u2014 you want them to take an action.\nIf that\u2019s true, you need to guide them to what that action is. On every page of your website, you should be suggesting the next step for them to take. It could be as simple as plopping a \u201ccontact me\u201d button at the bottom of every page. Or maybe you want them to download your free guide, fill out a survey, subscribe to your mailing list, or make a purchase. Whatever it is, you\u2019ve gotta make the ask!\n3. Get rid of jargon and buzzwords.\nI know, I know\u2026 using terms like \u201cstrategic solutions\u201d and \u201cvalue-added\u201d make you feel all fancy and smart. And you\u2019ve spent years absorbing all of the cool terminology in your industry so you can \u201ctalk the talk.\u201d\nBut I just have to tell you\u2026 when you put those words on your website, NO ONE KNOWS WHAT THE HELL YOU\u2019RE TALKING ABOUT.\nAnd if they don\u2019t know what you\u2019re talking about, they are very unlikely to give you money!\nSo please, for the love of all that is holy, go through your website content right now and remove any instance of the following words: solution, value, innovative, strategic, and leverage. Take them outside and burn them, and please promise you will never use them again. They are vague, meaningless drivel and they\u2019re not helping anyone.\nNext, go through and find any acronyms, jargon, or buzzwords that your Uncle Larry wouldn\u2019t understand. Then put them back in your brain where they belong (or in that business-related Facebook group you\u2019re a member of) and translate them into normal English and put that on your website instead.\nHooray! Now you have a website for humans.\nHey, have you noticed that all of those tips have something in common? One way to describe the overall gist is: say what you mean. Use plain, direct language. Tell your website visitors what you do, how you do it, and what you want them to do next.\nWe can all get so caught up in making our writing sound \u201cprofessional,\u201d that we actually forget to include the simple things that make a website more readable and effective. So if you simply do that, you\u2019ll be well on your way to having a website that makes more sense than 80%* of all websites out there.\nP.S. If you\u2019re ready for more, give me a shout and we can do a big, fat overhaul of all of your website content, together.\n*This is a ballpark estimate based on my completely made-up research.",
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        "raw_content": "Gothic Tendancies\nPosted 22nd January 2015 in Blog\nThe Gothic has always appealed to me, even before I knew the word existed. I remember swiping my Mum\u2019s Dracula (1992) video, sneaking it to my best friend\u2019s house and the two of us watching it after everyone had gone to bed. I must have been 9 or 10 years old, I knew that I shouldn\u2019t watch it, and I was scared but nothing was going to stop me. And that was the start of a Gothic obsession; from Goosebumps books to trashy horror movies to forcing myself to go on ghost trains at fun fairs, I loved to experience terror. Since then I\u2019ve read nearly every great Gothic novel written, watched tonnes of films in the hope of being scared, and marveled at the art and architecture which captures the spirit of Gothic.\nI have recently been catching up with my TV recordings, including Andrew Graham-Dixon\u2019s The Art of Gothic: Britain\u2019s Midnight Hour which was aired last winter. This three-part series scours the centuries to tell the story of the Gothic from its origins to the present day. In a way only he can Graham-Dixon brings history of the phenomenon to life, explaining how and why it came into being. Born in the Victorian age it was a product of the politics and economy of the time, an era of civil unrest and revolution. Drawing in particular on the labyrinthine qualities of the Gothic, A G-D shows us how it manifested not only in the spooky castles of its novels, but also the cavernous depths of the subconscious. It seems that the Enlightenment was torn between reason and fear, religion and science, a legacy that endures to this day.\nOn Monday a friend and I had a very Gothic day in London. Firstly we headed to the Royal Academy of Arts to see the Charles Stewart, Black and White Gothic exhibition. I had never heard of Charles Stewart (1914-2001) so this was a real revelation. The one room gallery contains sketches, prints and paraphernalia of Stewart\u2019s, with a focus on his illustrations for J. Sheridan Le Fanu\u2019s Uncle Silas (1864), written 100 years after the first Gothic novel The Castle of Otranto by English eccentric Horace Walpole. So as not to spoil the book which I am planning to read I did not do much research. But the story has the vital ingredients of a typical Gothic novel; firstly the heroine Maud, virginal and newly orphaned. The threatening and sinister antagonist Uncle Silas imprisons her in his old house, with dark passages and secret rooms, trying to force her to marry his son so that he inherits her new fortune. I found this useful diagram if you are in doubt that what you are reading is Gothic \u2013 http://bit.ly/1no3Sbu which sheds some more light on the story. Even without having read the book you can glean from the illustrations on display here Charles Stewart\u2019s ability to literally translate sentences into scenes. Through the medium of black ink and white highlights the artist creates images of high drama and tension, all in a very stylistically authentic Victorian way.\nIt was interesting that Charles Stewart came across the novel while working as a stretcher bearer during the air raids of London in 1914. The story appealed to his Gothic disposition provided an escape from the war around him. He had been a sickly child, bedridden at times, and spent a lot of time drawing. Stewart later wrote of his family home that \u201cthe mysterious upper regions emitted startling creaks and bumps and at times a curious slithering sound\u201d. Like myself he must have had an overactive imagination. After reading Uncle Silas he became obsessed with it, researching every detail of the age even down to the fashion of the time. The emotion of the story is conveyed so clearly that even someone like me who is unfamiliar with the book can feel the dread and terror from the images. I particularly like the illustration below, and the looming figure in the mirror, a swoon-worthy apparition.\n\u2018The figure of Uncle Silas rose up, with a death like scowl\u2019 (undated), Charles Stewart, pen and ink on Whatman board, Royal Academy of Arts, London\nAfterwards we caught the penultimate day of Terror and Wonder: The Gothic Imagination at the British Library. Although a large proportion of the exhibition was in the form of books and documents I was surprised at how broad it was. 250 years of the Gothic tradition were on display and I left feeling as though I had encountered every facet of it. From Walpole\u2019s fake historic creations to the inspired fashion of Alexander McQueen; an obsession with the dark, macabre and just plain weird still resonates today. I particularly liked the Victorian vampire slaying kit, complete with holy water, powdered garlic and wooden stakes (apparently there aren\u2019t many of them in existence, I wonder why?).\nIt is amazing how a taste for the Gothic infiltrated through all levels of British culture. Edmund Burke\u2018s very serious treatise on the sublime for example brought a psychological view of that particular stem of Gothic, where as the posters for Hammer Horror films are in equal parts raunchy and ridiculous. The Gothic sense of humor it seems has always existed. The fascination with depicting pseudo-histories must have caused the creators great amusement. William Beckford did it with his novel Vathek, presenting it as a \u2018discovered document\u2019 as did his Gothic predecessor Walpole. An example on display here is Henry Fuseli\u2018s Percival Delivering Belisane from the Enchantment of Urma (first exhibited in 1783). Upon seeing this Lord Byron scoured his library for an explanation of the story, thinking it must be a scene of noble history or mythology. Failing to find anything he asked Fuseli what the story was, who freely admitted that he made it up. Although this must have been very disagreeable to his fellow Royal Academicians isn\u2019t it a great painting? I love the expressions on the faces of Percival and Belisane, he the stereotypical chivalrous hero, she the weak and vulnerable prey. The spectral faces on the right are very strange, a supernatural blob of heads each conveying a different emotion. It must have created quite a furore exhibited in the same room as Sir Joshua Reynolds\u2018 regal portraits.\nPercival Delivering Belisane from the Enchantment of Urma (1783) by Henry Fuseli, oil on canvas, Tate, London\nThese two exhibitions show exactly why the Gothic has endured; people want to be shocked and excited, to be transported to a place which triggers adrenaline and makes the heart race, whether through literature, art or film. I for one wouldn\u2019t get a kick out of jumping out of a plane, but M. R. James\u2019 ghost stories have physically scared me to the point where I\u2019ve closed the book. I still get creeped out by Nosferatu, surely the scariest film ever made. The Gothic is a manifestation of taboo themes; religion, sex, race, science, and insanity to name a few, which society had and still has a morbid fascination with. Madness, asylums and those with unhinged minds could be a seen as a cause for anxiety, both unpredictable and uncontrollable, but they are nonetheless captivating. Think of Shakespeare\u2019s Ophelia, or Emily Bronte\u2019s Bertha, Mr Rochester\u2019s mad wife in the attic. Nowadays the Arkham Asylum Batman graphic novels play on the same fears. The villains are always insanely evil. There are so many branches to the Gothic and I love them all, the darkness, the weirdness, the drama, the opulence and that visceral, pulse-racing thrill that unites them.\nCharles Stewart, Black and White Gothic, Royal Academy of Arts is on until 15th February 2015. Terror and Wonder: The Gothic Imagination was on at the British Library.",
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        "raw_content": "Puli- The Official Fan App: Get the Latest Official News about Vijay\u2019s Much-Anticipated Fantasy Film\nEntertainment\t September 14, 2015 Editor\nChimbu Deven\u2019s fantasy-adventure film, Puli, has been in development for years now; it has undergone significant changes in casting, as well as in the producers who are willing to shoulder its mounting production costs. Public interest in the film never died, though, and even grew when news came out the ever-popular Vijay has taken on the lead role.\nIndeed, such is the hype of this film that fan apps have already been created just to satiate the curiosity of many fans who can\u2019t wait to see this truly epic film. From the ones that are already available in the Google Play Store, Puli- The Official Fan App is quite apparently the app that provides more in-depth details about the film.\nThis plenitude is evident in the app\u2019s main menu alone, as with each of the main tabs, the user will be given all the of information about the film that he\u2019ll ever need and want. The developers certainly knew what fans wanted the most as they have made separate categories for many sought-after elements of the film like Stills\u2019 and Songs\u2019; most especially songs because Tamil films are never really complete without them.\nBesides these fan favorites, the user will also be kept up-to-date with all the latest scoops about the film in the News\u2019 tab. If they want to know who\u2019s playing who, then the Cast\u2019 tab will give them all the information about the actors and actresses involved in the film. For all the details about the people working behind the scenes, they need only to click the Crew\u2019 tab.\nThe Trailers\u2019 tab showcases the official trailer and teaser of the film; both of which are worth seeing for its awe-inspiring focus on the film\u2019s epic special effects, choreography, and music. Audience feedback, once the film debuts, can be left and viewed on the Reviews\u2019 tab as well.\nPuli- The Official Fan App is clearly on a league of its own, with apps like Vijay\u2019s Puli\u2019 and Puli Movie Songs\u2019 being the only ones which are closely related it. Compared to these two, though, this app is miles ahead, considering the fact that it\u2019s pretty much the app that provides more accurate and complete details that concern the film. This is why if you\u2019re one of the many fans who can\u2019t wait for opening night to come, then this app could very well ease the pain of anticipation that most epic blockbuster movies, which Puli is clearly bound to be, are wont to unintentionally inflict on their eager audience.",
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        "raw_content": "Shmush: The Spinning gives pure arcade entertainment seamlessly combined with brain twisting puzzle solving. In this game, it\u2019s your job to mix as much shmushies of the same color before tapping them to quickly clear the puzzle before time runs out. It\u2019s not your garden variety arcade puzzle game, though, as you\u2019ll soon see once you give the game a try.\nMuch like lots of mobile puzzle and arcade games available in the App Store and Play Store, Shmush requires you to complete each level to unlock the next one. Of course, it\u2019s only right to assume that the difficulty will increase as you progress in the game. That being said, it\u2019s easy to get the hang of how to play the game, but you\u2019ll find that it gets complicated as you start challenging the later levels.\nThis is because, as said above, it\u2019s your job to group as much same-colored shmushies forming rows and columns of a grid so you can eliminate as much of the shmushies as possible. What certainly sets the game apart, though, is the fact that you can spin and rotate the grid by swiping towards the direction that you want it to spin.\nThis action will cause the square shmushies to fall (gravity is present in the game) and essentially change positions. Doing so will allow you to solve the puzzle quicker. As you go higher in levels, you\u2019ll find that spinning the grid will become nothing short of necessary to solve a given puzzle. The added timer certainly makes the game more challenging and exciting. It will test your quick thinking and even logical prowess and powers of anticipation, similar to the one that you usually employ when you are solving a Rubik\u2019s cube.\nIn fact, there is also a daily puzzle that tasks you to solve it as soon as possible so you will be included in the online ranking. The sooner you solve it, the higher your rank. This undoubtedly makes the game perfect for people who like competitive puzzle games. Take note that this ranking system is also applied to every level that you finish. Your finishing times, in turn, will determine your world ranking.\nThe design and animation of the game are also worth commending as they are certainly very original. The shmushies are cartoonish to the point that they can be appreciated by people of all ages. They fit the arcade theme of the game perfectly as well. It\u2019s a game that\u2019s perfect for brain training and endless hours of addictive puzzle gameplay. This rare combination among mobile games nowadays is what definitely makes it a different.\nappGamesPuzzleShmush",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cIn a spiral galaxy, the ratio of dark-to-light matter is about a factor of ten. That\u2019s probably a good number for the ratio of our ignorance-to-knowledge. We\u2019re out of kindergarten, but only in about third grade.\u201d\n\u2014 Vera Rubin, groundbreaking astrophysicist who discovered evidence of dark matter in the 1970s (and who died in December 2016 at age 88)\nAs a creative writer, I would love to think that the 85 billion humans who have lived on this planet over time are adding \u2026 consciousness \u2026 to the universe, person by person. If I were a sci-fi writer, I would use this scenario to explain why the universe is expanding. I\u2019d make Vera Rubin the matriarchal goddess, reminding us that we have a long way to go to replace dark matter with lightness, ignorance with knowledge.\nOf course, in real life, it might be nice to simply remember that there is more mystery to the way the universe works than there is certainty, to the power of ten.\nKnowledge can be a warm thing. It can make us feel secure. It can make us feel superior. It can warn us of impending environmental doom. It can attempt to thwart human rights and nationalistic disasters.\nBiologist Rupert Sheldrake said in a video interview that he does not\u200a\u2014\u200acontrary to my creative fantasy above\u200a\u2014\u200athink our evolution of human consciousness is expanding. We are acquiring great quantities of information and data on a global level, he said, but we seem to be losing our ability to put them into any storytelling context, as traditional cultures might do with elders.\n\u201cWe are gaining in knowledge,\u201d Sheldrake said, \u201cbut falling short in wisdom.\u201d\nA fellow IONS community group member recently suggested that consciousness might not be something we have as much as something we participate in. \u201cIt is not just about knowing but also about being known,\u201d he said.\nI\u2019ve been ruminating over that idea since.\nWhat are the women\u2019s marches and the Black Lives Matter protests and the town hall gatherings to defend healthcare and the rallies for science and immigration rights but powerful statements to Be Known? We can share factual data with like-minded Friends on Facebook or Twitter, but in the end, I believe what matters to us is not convincing more people to share knowledge that matters to us\u200a\u2014\u200athough it helps\u200a\u2014\u200abut the sense of safety that comes from believing we are being heard and seen.\nWhether we\u2019re concerned about transgender rights or Muslim bans or gun policies or media access or police brutality or water safety or sexual assault, what makes us fearful and threatened and angry is being misunderstood, ignored or outside the circle of attention. [And many of us have not felt displaced from the \u2018inner circle\u2019 with these issues, and are now recognizing that we can no longer be complacent, but need to be part of the solution.]\nIt is collective thought\u200a\u2014\u200athe emotional vibration of community\u200a\u2014\u200awhere we build movement. As Humanist minister Rev. David Breeden put it recently, the marches of today are not led by one charismatic leader, like an Emma Goldman or Martin Luther King Jr., but by networks of concerned people joining together.\nJames Burke, who created and narrated the wonderful \u201cConnections\u201d BBC series decades ago, showed us in each episode how one idea leads to a group think leads to an innovation leads to an invention leads to a discovery leads to a new way of life. Whether it is scientific achievement, or moral values, we feed together.\nOur human mistake\u200a\u2014\u200aat least our frustration\u200a\u2014\u200amight be in thinking we can arrive in the same place. Even when we agree over basic standards of how to live in community, and how to gain in intelligence, no two people share the same knowledge, or the same story of how to be known.\nAs cognitive scientist Dan Sperber said recently in an extensive interview on Edge.com: \u201cCommunication is not a replication system. 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        "raw_content": "Nazi persecution, arrests, and deportations were directed against all members of Jewish families, as well as many Gypsy families, without concern for age. Homeless, often orphaned, many children had frequently witnessed the murder of parents, siblings, and relatives. They faced starvation, illness, brutal labor, and other indignities until they were consigned to the gas chambers.\nAt Auschwitz Josef Mengele did a number of twin studies\nAt death camps like Auschwitz children did not fare well: they were generally killed upon arrival.Children born in the camps were generally killed on the spot, especially if the child was Jewish.\nSo called camp doctors, especially the notorious Josef Mengele, would torture Jewish children, Gypsy children and many others. \"Patients\" were put into pressure chambers, tested with drugs, castrated, frozen to death, and exposed to various other traumas.\nDr. Josef Mengele was born on March 16, 1911, the eldest of three sons of Karl and Walburga Mengele. Josef was refined, intelligent and popular in his town. He studied philosophy at Munich and medicine at Frankfurt University. In 1935 his dissertation dealt with racial differences in the structure of the lower jaw.\nIn 1937 he joined the Nazi party, then in 1938 he went to the SS. In 1942 he was wounded at the Russian front and was pronounced unfit for duty. After that he volunteered to go to the concentration camp, he was sent to the death camp, Auschwitz. Dr. Josef Mengele, nicknamed \"the Angel of Death\", became the surviving symbol of Adolf Hitler's \"Final Solution\".\nMengele was always immaculately prepared for the long-drawn-out rituals of death, the hellish selections which the young SS doctor so regularly attended during his twenty-one months at Auschwitz.\nJosef Mengele was the chief provider for the gas chambers and their crematoria.\"He had a look that said 'I am the power,'\" said one survivor. When it was reported that one block was infected with lice, Mengele solved the problem by gassing all the 750 women assigned to it. At the time, Mengele was only 32 years old.\nThe Angel of Death fed his legend by dramatizing murderous policies, such as his drawing a line on the wall of the children's block between 150 and 156 centimeters (about 5 feet or 5 feet 2 inches) from the floor.Then sending those whose heads could not reach the line to the gas chamber ... (Lifton, p. 346.)\nMengele - and a victim ..\nThe memory of this slightly built man, scarcely a hair out of place, his dark green tunic neatly pressed, his face well scrubbed, his Death's Head SS cap tilted rakishly to one side, remains vivid for those who survived his scrutiny when they arrived at the Auschwitz railhead. Polished boots slightly apart, his thumb resting on his pistol belt, he surveyed his prey with those dead gimlet eyes. Death to the left, life to the right. Four hundred thousand souls - babies, small children, young girls, mothers, fathers, and grandparents - are said to have been casually waved to the lefthand side with a flick of the cane clasped in a gloved hand.\nIn another case in which a mother did not want to be separated from her thirteen-year-old daughter, and bit and scratched the face of the SS man who tried to force her to her assigned line, Mengele drew his gun and shot both the woman and the child. As a blanket punishment, he then sent to the gas all people from that transport who had previously been selected for work, with the comment: \"Away with this shit!\" (Robert Jay Lifton, The Nazi Doctors.)\nThere were moments when his death mask gave way to a more animated expression, when Mengele came alive.There was excitement in his eyes, a tender touch in his hands. This was the moment when Josef Mengele, the geneticist, found a pair of twins.\nMengele was almost fanatical about drawing blood from twins, mostly identical twins. He is reported to have bled some to death this way.\nOnce Mengele's assistant rounded up 14 pairs of Gypsy twins during the night. Mengele placed them on his polished marble dissection table and put them to sleep. He then proceeded to inject chloroform into their hearts, killing them instantaneously. Mengele then began dissecting and meticulously noting each and every piece of the twins' bodies.\nAt Auschwitz Mengele did a number of twin studies, and these twins were usually murdered after the experiment was over and their bodies dissected. He supervised an operation by which two Gypsy children were sewn together to create Siamses twins; the hands of the children became badly infected where the veins had been resected.\nMengele injected chemicals into the eyes of children in an attempt to change their eye color. Unfortunately a strict veil of secrecy over the experiments enabled Mengele to do his work more effectively.The full extent of his gruesome work will never be known because the records he sent to Dr. Von Verschuer at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute were shipped out in two truckloads and destroyed by the latter.\nTwins undergoing his experiments didn't know what the objectives were. It is known that he had a special pathology lab where he performed autopsies on twins who had died from experiments. It was located next to the cremetorium.\nAny remaining notes Mengele carried with him on his escape to South America and those were never found. Some forty years after the war, only a few of these twins could be found, many living in Israel and the United States. Strangely enough, many of them recall Mengele as a gentle, affable man who befriended them as children and gave them chocolates. Since many had immediately been separated from their families upon entering the camp, Mengele became a sort of father figure. Still a tension existed, that at any time they could be killed if they did not keep a low profile. Older twins recognized his kindness as a deception ...\nMengele performed both physical and psychological experiments, experimental surgeries performed without anesthesia, transfusions of blood from one twin to another, isolation endurance, reaction to various stimuli. He made injections with lethal germs, sex change operations, the removal of organs and limbs, incestuous impregnations.\nThe book Children of the Flames by Joe E. White chronicles the notorious medical experimental activities of Josef Mengele on approximately three thousand twins who passed through the Auschwitz death camp during WWII until its liberation at the end of the war. Only a few of the three thousand twins survived and now fifty years later they have told their story of how they were given special privileges in Auschwitz due to Mengele\u0092s interest in twins and how as a result they have suffered during the past fifty years as the children who survived the still unknown and unexplained medical experiments and injections which they were subjected to at the hands of Josef Mengele.\nPhotos: Medical experiments\nThe survivors tell how as children in Auschwitz they were visited by a smiling \"Uncle Mengele\" who brought them candy and clothes.Then he had them delivered to his medical laboratory either in trucks painted with the Red Cross emblem or in his own personal car to undergo his experiments.\nJosef Mengele's twins\nThe twins, Bernard and Simon Zajdner, born Dec. 28, 1929, were deported with their sister, Micheline, on May 20, 1944.They were victims of Josef Mengele's inhuman \"medical experiments.\" Eva Mozes and her identical twin, Miriam, were survivors of the deadly genetic experiments conducted by Josef Mengele. Their parents, grandparents, two older sisters, uncles, aunts and cousins were killed in the Holocaust. After the liberation of the camp, Eva and Miriam were the first two twins in the famous film taken by the Soviets - often shown in footage about the horrors of Holocaust.\nLikewise at Auschwitz Dr. Herta Oberhauser killed children with oil and evipan injections, removed their limbs and vital organs, rubbed ground glass and sawdust into wounds. She drew a twenty-year sentence as a war criminal, but was released in 1952 and became a family doctor at Stocksee in Germany. Her license to practice medicine was revoked in 1960. (Laska)\nNear the end of the war, in order to cut expenses and save gas, \"cost- accountant considerations\" led to an order to place living children directly into the ovens or throw them into open burning pits.\nAccording to U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum full statistics for the tragic fate of children who died during the Holocaust will never be known. Some estimates range as high as 1.5 million murdered children. This figure includes more than 1.2 million Jewish children, tens of thousands of Gypsy children and thousands of institutionalized handicapped children who were murdered under Nazi rule in Germany and occupied Europe.\nJosef Mengele left Auschwitz disguised as a member of the regular German infantry. He turned up at the Gross-Rosen work camp and left well before it was liberated on February 11, 1945. He was then seen at Matthausen and shortly after he was captured as a POW and held near Munich. He was released by the allies, who had no idea that he was in their midst.\nMengele - the Angel of Death\nBy the fall of 1948, Mengele had made up his mind to leave Germany and build a life elsewhere. Argentina was the preferred choice of sanctuary. There was a groundswell of Nazi sympathy in Argentina. 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We have implemented a security program with a web design and maintenance firm to keep information that is stored in our systems protected from unauthorized access.\nIf you decide to make an online reservation at our website http://www.bestwesternsiding29.com (\u201cSite\u201d), you will be linked to a reservation interface and a third party booking engine (\u201cBooking Engine\u201d) provided by Best Western Siding 29. While it appears to be part of our site, the Booking Engine is in fact provided by a third party and is governed by its privacy practices.\nIf, after permitting use of your personal information, you later decide that you no longer want the Hotel to include you on its mailing list or otherwise contact you or use your personal information in the manner disclosed in this Privacy Policy or at the Site, simply tell us by sending an e-mail to info@bestwesternsiding29.com, or by clicking on the \u201cUnsubscribe\u201d button at the bottom of our email communication to you.\nPlease be aware that the hotel has not designed this site forand does not intend for it to be used by, anyone under age 18. Accordingly, this website should not be used by anyone under age 18. Our privacy policy prohibits us from accepting users who are under the age of 18. Hotel specifically requests that persons under the age of 18 not use this site or submit or post information to the site. Should the hotel inadvertently acquire personal information or other data from users under the age of 18, we will not knowingly provide this data to any third party for any purpose whatsoever, and any subsequent disclosure would be due to the fact the user under age 18 used the site and submitted personal information without solicitation by or permission from Hotel.\nOur hotel may provide links to a number of other web sites that we believe might offer you useful information and services. However, those sites may not follow the same privacy policies as us. Therefore, we are not responsible for the privacy policies or the actions of any third parties, including without limitation, any web site owners whose sites may be reached through this Site, nor can we control the activities of those web sites. We urge you to contact the relevant parties controlling these sites or accessing their on-line policies for the relevant information about their data collection practices before submitting any personal information or other sensitive data.\nThis processing will take place for the fulfilment of the existing contract of use with you, as far as it serves the purpose of the technical implementation of the website\u2019s use and to otherwise protect our legitimate interest in making our website as user-friendly, safe and attractive as possible and in promoting the sale of our products and services. We will assume that your interests do not conflict with this, because the measures described below are taken in order to limit processing to an appropriate degree.\nWe will also use the data described above to draw conclusions about your interests from your use and to adapt our website\u2019s offerings according to your interests (profiling) in order to make our website as user-friendly, safe and attractive as possible and thus promote the sale of our products and services. We do this for the preservation of our aforementioned legitimate interestsand, where applicable, on the basis of your consent as described below. For further information please refer to the following Section.\nWe use cookies and the analysis described in the preceding Section for the purposes set forth in in the preceding Section and for the preservation of our legitimate interest described therein and, where applicable, on the basis of your consent as described in below.\nThe types of data used include online identifiers, including cookie identifiers, IP addresses and device identifiers, imprecise location data (based on your IP address) or precise location data (if you have set your system to allow transmission of geolocation information), and client identifiers\nIn-market: Show ads to users who have been searching for products and like-services\nWhen you visit our website from a location within the European Union, you are notified of the use of cookies for tracking and analysis and asked to provide your express consent. The notice makes reference to the detailed explanations in this Privacy Statement.\nUse of Analytics\nOur website uses Google Analytics, a web analysis service of Google.\nYou can find further information on how Google Analytics uses information from sites or apps that use its services here: https://analytics.google.com/analytics/web/\nGoogle Analytics uses so-called \u201ccookies\u201d, which are text files placed on your computer, to help the website analyse how users use the site. The information generated by the cookie about your use of this website such as\nHow Google uses Analytics: Please click on the following links to find more information:\nDisabling and Opt-out: You may refuse the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings on your browser, however, please note that if you do this you may not be able to use this website\u2019s full functionality. You can also clear, enable, and manage cookies by following the instructions here:\nIf you register via our website or by other means to receive electronic newsletters, we will store and process your registration data (the registration form will show you which registration data we collect and store and whether entries are mandatory or voluntary) for an unlimited period of time until you unsubscribe or we cancel the newsletter dispatch in order to fulfil the existing contract with you for the receipt of the newsletter. The IP address assigned to you by the internet service provider (ISP), and the date and time of registration will also be stored when you register. The purpose of this is to protect our legitimate interest in preventing and, if necessary, prosecuting misuse of our services. In addition, we will store and process your consent to receive the newsletter for the retention period specified below. This serves to protect our legitimate interest in being able to prove in the event of a dispute that you wished to receive the newsletter.\nIf you register on our website and create a user account (the registration form will show you which registration data we collect and store and whether entries are mandatory or voluntary), all personal data collected in connection with this user account will be stored in this user account until you request to delete the user account or until we cancel the user account for the performance of our contractual relationship on use of the respective website or web service. The IP address assigned to you by your internet service provider (ISP), and the date and time of registration will also be stored when you register. The purpose of this is to protect our legitimate interest in preventing and, if necessary, prosecuting misuse of our services.\nOperation of Website By Digital Hospitality\nOur website is operated on our behalf by Digital Hospitality 201-110 Cambie Street Vancouver, BC, Canada V6B 2M8. This means that our website (including your user account and registration information for newsletters) is physically hosted on servers operated in Toronto.\nWe have concluded a contract processing agreement with Digital Hospitality to ensure that the website is operated, and personal data is processed, only on our behalf and in accordance with our instructions.\nWe will transfer your personal data to competent law enforcement, regulatory or other authorities, institutions or bodies if we are legally obligated to do so or if we have a legitimate interest in averting coercive measures of such authorities, institutions or bodies within the scope of their legal responsibilities. Such legally required or necessary transmissions are not the subject of this Privacy Statement.\nOur data retention and deletion policy takes into account the principle that personal data should be retained for limited periods even after the storage purpose has become obsolete, in order to preserve our legitimate interest in preventing unintentional deletions, in enabling the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims and in rendering the administration of retention and deletion periods practicable. We assume that your interests do not conflict with this, because these additional retention periods are appropriate with respect to the interests to be protected.\nWe will retain contract-related data and documents for 7 years after the end of the contractual relationship in view of the statutory limitation period for claims and statutory document retention obligations for booking receipts. If the term \u201cerasure\u201d or \"deletion\" is used in this Privacy Statement, we reserve the right to anonymize the relevant data record, such that it can no longer be assigned to you, instead of complete deletion.\nCalifornia Residents \u2013 Your Privacy Rights\nUnder California Civil Code Section 1798.83, California residents who provide us with personal information in obtaining products or services for personal, family, or household use are entitled to request and obtain from us one time per calendar year information about the customer information we shared, if any, with other businesses for their own direct marketing uses. If applicable, this information would include the categories of customer information and the names and addresses of those businesses with which we shared customer information for the immediately prior calendar year.\nTo obtain this information from us, please send your request to the following mailing address:\nhttps://oag.ca.gov/contact\nYou must put the statement \"Your California Privacy Rights\" in the subject field of your writing if you write to us at the designated mailing address. You must include your name, street address, city, state, and zip code. We will respond to you within 30 days at your mailing address, or at our option, at your e-mail address if you provide it to us. We are not responsible for notices that are not labeled or sent properly, or do not have complete information.\nContact - Please send an email to info@bestwesternsiding29.com to exercise any of the above rights. 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        "raw_content": "Cover of Cycling the Pacific Coast\nBill Thorness, a Seattle-based author and avid bicyclist, spent two years riding along the Pacific Coast to research the route. Bill knows his stuff. He has previously written a popular guidebook for recreational rides around the Seattle area and regularly leads rides for the Cascade Bicycle Club.\nUsing the Adventure Cycling Association\u2019s Pacific Coast Route as a guideline, Bill created a guide for a 45-day trip down the coast, including rest days. He also researched alternate routes and side trips that could add up to a couple of weeks to the journey.\nBecause the bike tour is organized into one-day increments, anyone can use the book to plan weekend rides, or week-long rides that tackle different sections of the trail.\nEach one-day chapter lists the distance and elevation gain. A detailed map shows the route, other roads or trails, hiker-biker campgrounds as well as other campgrounds, points of interests, tunnels, bridges and more. A route cross-section displays elevation, and the mileage log reports route directions and highlights along the route.\nIn addition to the above, Bill also writes a narrative for each day\u2019s trip that tells what looms ahead for the traveling bicyclists: Road conditions. Friendly roadside attractions and diners. Rough sections of road. Detours. The local flora and fauna. History.\nThere\u2019s also useful information on train and airline travel to different destinations along the route. Also, there are tour options for trips to six major cities.\nIn the introduction, Bill tells how to prepare for the journey and suggests how to pack the gear on your bike. Like most who have traveled the coast, he recommends a north-south route to catch the prevailing winds.\nHe also explains the factors that make bicycling the Pacific Coast a truly epic adventure. He describes miles of road that cling to oceanside bluffs or pass through deep redwood forests.\nIf you\u2019re looking for a overnighter bicycle trip or two- or three-month journey down the Pacific Coast, I\u2019d recommend taking along and consulting \u201cCycling the Pacific Coast: The Complete Guide from Canada to Mexico.\u201d It should make your trip that much more fulfilling.\nPeter Gross photo: Bicycle camping on Pacific Coast",
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        "raw_content": "Original GUNS N' ROSES Members Return To Montreal 25 Years After Riot\nAccording to The Pulse Of Radio, the three original members currently touring under the GUNS N' ROSES banner made a triumphant return to Montreal on Saturday night (August 19), with singer Axl Rose, guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan sharing the stage for the first time since their last appearance together there ended in a riot twenty-five years ago.\nThat show, an August 8, 1992 co-headlining gig with METALLICA at Olympic Stadium, started late and was cut short after Axl developed vocal problems and was forced to leave the stage. METALLICA had already played a shortened set after frontman James Hetfield was burned onstage in a pyrotechnic accident. When GUNS called it quits early, some two thousand fans started a riot that trashed the venue and extended to the streets outside until it was quelled by police.\nThe incident made headlines around the world, especially since a GUNS concert in St. Louis also ended in a riot the year before.\nAlthough Axl has led later editions of the band to Montreal in 2010 and 2013 with no problems, Saturday night was the first time that a lineup featuring at least three original members performed in the Canadian city, this time at Parc Jean-Drapeau.\nAxl told the crowd during the three-hour, thirty-song set: \"They know it's better not to place you and us in a stadium.\" The show played out without any issues and ended just before curfew, with local press praising the show. Slash later tweeted: \"Montreal! Man, you guys did not disappoint. We had the best time.\"\nThe current GUNS reunion tour stays in Canada through the end of this month before shifting back down to the U.S., with dates booked through the end of November.",
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        "raw_content": "Category : BUSINESS SPORTS\nIt is obvious that wedding if an individual is the most auspicious moment in the life of an individual and it remains as one of the beautiful memories for you and your loved ones. Therefore, in such type of occasions it becomes essential that your arrangements for the weddings should be perfect. However, in such Read More\nSome Sources for Easy funding in Tourism Companies\nThe business of tourism can be very strong, during certain seasons. It can be nice to start up a new tourism company, especially in good tourist destinations. The market for tourism companies is very strong in certain areas and if planned right, this particular business can work, very well. One should take note, however, that Read More\nFHA Options for Streamline Refinance Mortgages\nAmidst the economic crisis of the past several years, you will clearly notice a surprising trend in America. The number of home ownerships has increased at a steady rate regardless of the economic conditions in the country. If you are curious about this detail, you may want to know that FHA home loans are responsible Read More\nThe article helps readers understand how they can begin saving for their retirement from a very young age. It tells them about some important steps that when taken will allow them to make bigger savings from a younger age itself. The future is always of utmost importance and therefore saving for retirement should always be Read More\nRetiring from military services after serving a long time can be disheartening for many. But the situation becomes worse if they cannot get a proper job that will keep them busy as well as help them earn money to support them and their families. Therefore, it is necessary to decide the types of jobs they actually Read More\nNeeds For Back Office Recruitment Solutions \u2013 Industry Explained\nBack office recruitment solutions aim to deliver the right candidates for the tasks that support a client business. This is a distinct enterprise from front office recruitment, which requires candidates capable of performing the business of the client; that is, candidates whose exceptional skills ensure that they are suited to act as ambassadors for the Read More\nWhitepaper marketing is the latest trend in the online advertising industry designed to market through trust and association rather than by direct reference to products and services. In part, it springs from the changes in the overall landscape of the internet, which no longer welcomes really overt advertising. The web stopped being advertising free for Read More",
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        "raw_content": "Home News \u2018Bond Girl? I Want To Be Bond\u2019 \u2013 Priyanka Candidly Tells Her Wish\n\u2018Bond Girl? I Want To Be Bond\u2019 \u2013 Priyanka Candidly Tells Her Wish\nTime and again our Bollywood diva PeeCee is adding new levels to her success story. It seems that after getting a good chance in Hollywood, her fame in the west is raising leaps and bounds. Recently, buzzes were going around Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra that which actress will be the bond girl? But, our PC revealed in an interview that in spite of being a Bond girl, she wants to be Bond herself! That\u2019s cool.\nWhen questioned by a leading US daily if she would like to be the next Bond girl Priyanka stated, \u201cI get that all the time. But f*** that\u2014I wanna be Bond.\u201d She added, \u201cI don\u2019t know where I\u2019ll win, but I know I want to keep moving, keep going. When I achieve something then I\u2019m like, all right, what\u2019s next?\u201d\nWhile sharing her Hollywood experience she said, \u201cI came in here with a strong step. I was very sure I did not want to be the stereotype of what Indian people are seen as, which is Bollywood, and henna. That\u2019s all great! It\u2019s what we are, and I love it. I love saris; I love music; I love henna; I love dancing, but that\u2019s not all we are.\u201d\nWell said PeeCee!\nWedding Bells For Singer Mika Singh!!\nMeri Pyaari Bindu: Ayushmann & Parineeti on a Fun Ride While On Set",
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        "raw_content": "I can start spending the $2 bills. I finally got that $2 stamp from Stamp Connection. No one has commented on it, yet. I\u2019m just waiting, though.\nI\u2019ve noticed that when I spend the $2 bills, they get put under the cash tray. This has happened twice with my current batch of bills. Once was at Publix and again at McDonalds.\nI think this for two reasons. First, there\u2019s no place for it in the cash tray. $2 bills seem to be used so infrequently, why bother? Second, many people probably want the bills for themselves. I actually had this happen tonight at a convenience store. As I was leaving, I saw the guy behind the counter reaching for his wallet, presumably to put some singles in the register.\nI haven\u2019t been spending a lot of the bills at once and I\u2019ve been selective about where I spend them. People get freaked out when I spend it and I can\u2019t be sure most people will know that they\u2019re real. I\u2019ve heard rumors of people refusing them, but most of the people I\u2019ve given them to seem to be fine with them. They\u2019re more surprised that I\u2019m so willing to give them up. (The guy at the convenience store even asked if I had more.)\nIn any event, I have yet to get a hit on a $2 bill. I wonder how long it will be\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "35th anniversary of the establishment of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus\nPiling on the agony for the ambassador\nOn November 15, 2017, The Budapest Times attended the local Republic Day celebration of the 34th anniversary of the establishment of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, and posted a report on our website. Soon after, we received two virulent (and rather rambling) emails from a Greek Cypriot ambassador, who questioned our integrity and credibility, accused us of ignorance, declared our correspondent persona non grata and mala fide, and advised him (\"This is not a threat\") not \"even to contemplate visiting Cyprus (with the objective of visiting the occupied part) ... The CY Authorities have been informed of your actions\". A year later, on November 15, 2018, The Budapest Times, undaunted, attended the 35th anniversary celebration in Budapest, and so, in the expectation of again raising the ambassador\u2019s ire and receiving his fresh condemnations (and to save him time and effort from having to exercise his vocabulary and knowledge further), we offer readers the chance to read those two emails for their edification. We feel safe in thinking that nothing will have happened to soften his opinion in the past 12 months.\nTurkey\u2019s Ambassador to Hungary, Ahmet Akif Oktay (left),\nthe Chief of Mission at the North Cyprus Turkish Representative Office in Budapest, Ms Selda \u00c7imen,\nand Azerbaijan's Ambassador to Hungary, Vilayat M. Guliyev.\nDear [Budapest Times correspondent]\n\u2026 The so-called \u2018\u2019trnc\u2019\u2019 is an illegal-secessionist entity, whose coming into being (on 15 November 1983) was condemned by the UNSC, via its Resolution 541 (18.11.83), which called it legally invalid.\nThe same was done a bit later on, again by the UNSC, via its Resolution 550 (11.5.84), which even labelled the area occupied by the Turkish troops as occupied territory.\nBoth Resolutions called on all the UN members not to recognize or assist in any way the illegal-secessionist entity.\nI take it that you must be aware of all these developments, which in any way are not minor details. After all, there was an invasion of Cyprus by Turkey 44 years ago, and a military occupation of 37% of its territory (which continues unabated), of which I am pretty sure you are fully aware.\nOn our part, there is and cannot be any compromise on national sovereignty.\nThis said, I demand that you delete any reference to the so-called \u2018\u2019trnc,\u2019\u2019 for the reasons already expatiated upon before.\nOne last thing. Your remark (during the Latvian Ambassador\u2019s reception last year) about neutrality (in the case of Cyprus, that is) was very strange, not to say bizarre. And you visited Cyprus after all, as a guest last year.\nI wonder, with all due respect dear Sir, what your trip to my country has taught you. Surely, you must know and be aware of forcible partition. After all, other countries have already experienced it, like Korea (in 1945), South Asia (in 1947) and Palestine (again, in 1947).\nFinally, I hate to think, let alone believe, that the so-called \u2018\u2019Office of the \u2018\u2019trnc\u2019\u2019 here in Budapest has approached you, let alone convinced you, to be part of this endeavor. If the answer is in the affirmative, allow me to question your integrity and credibility.\nXxxxxxx (name withheld by The Budapest Times)\nAmbassador of the Republic of Cyprus\nThe Budapest Times replied on January 19, 2018:\nDear Mr Xxxxxxx\nI do regard myself as neutral and prepared to listen to both sides, whatever the issue. I do not think that having been a guest of the Republic of Cyprus, grateful as I am, should tie me to any particular viewpoint.\nThere is a similar problem whenever we give publicity to Taiwan, but we like to give them a voice\nI hope that readers can decide for themselves who may be \"right\" or \"wrong\".\nShould you have anything you wish to publicise, particularly locally, we are of course willing to help.\n[Budapest Times correspondent]\nThe ambassador sent a second email on January 22, 2018:\nGood morning to you and thank you for your reply. Even though it is customary to address Chiefs of Foreign Diplomatic Missions as Ambassadors, I always cherish modesty as being one (sic) the virtues worth preserving.\nYour viewpoint and raison d\u2019etre, bizarre as they are, betray stranger deficiencies on your part.\nWe in Cyprus (at least not I) do not encourage people to visit our country, so that we can brainwash them. That, dear Sir, I guarantee you, we (and certainly I, myself) do not do.\nI can tell you straight away what kinds of governments employ these kinds of practices, ie., patronage, especially in the academia. Turkey happens to be one of them, especially with scholars of the Ottoman Empire. Anybody who dares criticize the government in Ankara finds himself without access to the Ottoman Archives. Call it blackmail, if you wish. This is no fiction, is the truth. I know it from experience, while being a student in the US.\nBesides, as a scholar (I am a professional historian, by the way, specializing in USA-Asia relations, the Middle East and yes, the history of the Ottoman Empire and modern Turkey), I am always careful not to mix diplomacy with history (and an objective version, at that).\nOn your part, to demand that an the (sic) Embassy of the Republic, an independent country member of the UN and other international organizations, and the only internationally-recognized government in Cyprus, which for the past 44 years has been the victim of foreign armed aggression and continuous military occupation, will engage in a dialogue with the illegal-secessionist entity (which owns its existence to the Turkish troops of occupation), with you sitting as the disinterested party (in the name of neutrality), is abominable to say the least. Adding insult to injury, to put it more forcefully.\nI believe I do not have to elaborate and I take it you are able to distinguish between the two.\nNeutrality is understandable, and desirable, if we deal with sports rivalry, especially in football, ie., Barcelona vs Real Madrid, Partisan vs Red Star Belgrade, Flamingo vs Fluminese in Brazil, Boca Juniors vs River Plate in Buenos Aires, Olympiakos vs Panathinaikos in Greece, even Apoel vs Omomoia in Nicosia, or Fener Bahce Vs Galatasaray or Besiktas in Turkey.\nShould the African states have kept their mouth shut and not say anything, when the aparhaid (sic) regime of South Africa was invited to participate in the Olympics, in the name of neutrality (remember, never mix sports and politics)?\nShould John Carlos and Tommy Smith have shut up entirely and not have said anything against racism during the Mexico City Olympics in 1968? Or Bill Russell, the NBA star, with the Boston Celtics in the 1960\u2019s?\nThe list is endless. I am sorry to bring the bad news to you, but in cases like these (as of course in the case of my country), neutrality does not apply. Objectivity yes (the noble dream, in my profession), and a scholarly one at that, based of course on scientific and impartial criteria. That, I welcome, and in fact I encourage, anytime, anyplace, regardless of the origins.\nWhat has been going on in Cyprus, however, much to your chagrin cannot be explained in terms of neutrality. Surely, you are smart enough to know the difference between the two.\nNot even a conflict between two communities (of different ethnic origin, language religion, political and ideological beliefs), as these guys in Ankara try very hard to portray it. That its origins date back to 1570, the year of the Ottoman occupation, seems not to have bothered anybody.\nAs regards Taiwan, the best reply was given (sic) long time ago, during the CBS Program 60 Minutes: \u2018\u2019If, as a result of Watergate, Nixon were to go to Panama, and declare the government of the US being there, would the rest of the international community recognize it?\u2019\u2019\nJust because the KMT and Chiang Kai-shek lost the civil war in 1949, does not mean that the rest of the world had to recognize it, because it was the legal government. Much would have been averted, even the Vietnam tragedy, because of this.\nHaven\u2019t you heard of one China policy, and UNGA Resolution 2758 of 24th October 1971? What you are advocating is the impression that two Chinas exist. And please, do not refer to the Korean Peninsula, just to justify 2 states: the partition of early August 1945 is the immediate reply, which makes more imperative than ever before the reunification and the reconciliation of the Korean people.\nI do not have to continue. This, is I believe, the last time I communicate with you, since there is no point on my part to indulge in the teaching of history. Which, by the way, is what you should do: plunge deeply into the study of history (widely and in depth), so that nobody (including myself) can either deceive or mislead you.\nOn the other hand, everybody should be held accountable for their actions. The same applies to you, Sir. Ignorance is no excuse.\nWithout exaggeration, I regard you persona non grata, based on your actions, which to me are done mala fide.\nBased on all the above, I do not advise you even to contemplate visiting Cyprus (with the objective of vising the occupied part), so that you can confirm to yourself your so-called neutrality. The CY Authorities have been informed of your actions.\nThis is not a threat, since I am not in the habit of threatening people. Just a piece of friendly advice.\nOur reply, January 24, 2018:\nPlease note that I was invited to southern Cyprus to promote the European Capital of Culture, and The Budapest Times subsequently printed three articles (four on the website) that would have encouraged visitors, free of politics.\nThe Representative Office in Budapest invited The Budapest Times to their function and we accepted. I gave an accurate report of the event, without bias. 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        "raw_content": "His Excellency Michael D. Higgins, President of Ireland.\nDr. Nollaig \u00d3 Mura\u00edle, MA, PhD, MRIA\nDr. M\u00e1ire N\u00ed Chearbhaill PhD\nMs. Maura O'Gara O'Riordan\nCathaoirleach:\nDr.Michael Egan\nThe Order of Clans of Ireland is the highest honour that can be bestowed by Irish Clans. It is an order of merit conferred on individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to Irish culture and heritage or who have brought conspicuous honour to their Clan name.\nThere are no limitations on the number of people who can be admitted to the Order of Clans of Ireland. However, no more than four individuals can receive the award each year. Nominations are submitted to Order's Council and the names of those who are successfully chosen are announced on the 17th March (St. Patrick's Day) each year. A conferring ceremony is held in Dublin where those being honoured receive their insignia. Members are appointed as Companions of the Order of Clans of Ireland or in Irish Comp\u00e1nach Fhinte na h\u00c9ireann and may use the post-nominal letters CIOM.\nNominations are made through Clans who have maintained their registration with Clans of Ireland for three consecutive years or more, up to the date of nomination, and also by the Board.\nList of People who have received the Order of Clans of Ireland in the past\nThe following individuals are appointed as Companions of the Clans of Ireland Order of Merit (announced as of 17th March 2014, (St Patricks Day) Ireland )\nRev. Fr. J. Anthony Gaughan, CIOM\nLt. Col. Lyn David McMullen, CIOM\nDr. Mary McAleese CIOM, President of Ireland 1997-2011.\nAmbassador Brian \u00d3 Ceallaigh CIOM, retired Irish Diplomat .\nMonsignor P\u00e1draig \u00d3 Fionnachta CIOM, retired professor of Irish, Maynooth College.\nAn tUasail Cathaoir \u00d3 Tighearnaigh CIOM, Ceannaire Cumann na gClann U\u00ed Thighearnaigh.\nDr. Nollaig \u00d3 Mura\u00edle RIA CIOM, author and academic at NUIG who transcribed and translated MacFhirbhisigh\u2019s Great Book of Irish Genealogies.\nLiam Crowley CIOM, co-ordinator of Crowley Castle restoration project.\nRiobard \u00d3 Dwyer CIOM, seven times All Ireland triple jump champion and Munster Senior Accordion Champion.\nProinsias MagFhionnghaille CIOM, author, and founded of S\u00edol organisation to promote education about traditional Irish clothing and weapons.\nDr. James O'Higgins Norman CIOM MStJ KLJ, author and academic at Dublin City University.\nPeter James O\u2019Neill CIOM, Chairman of the Michael Coleman Heritage Centre in Gurteen and member of Moygara Castle Preservation Project.\nTim O\u2019Neill CIOM, historian, author and calligrapher, designed Plantation of Ulster Commemorative Stamp.\nMargaret Curtin CIOM, genealogist and Clan organiser in Australia.",
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        "raw_content": "Marburger vs. Connaughton rhetoric on need for \u201curgent\u201d action on climate change\nIn his exchange with Sen. John Kerry at a recent hearing on climate change research, White House science advisor John Marburger resisted acknowledging the need for \u201curgent\u201d action on climate change. Kerry said, \u201cI think you need to resign.\u201d Two days later, White House environmental advisor James Connaughton said climate change \u201crequires urgent action.\u201d\n[Returning to posting after a break to deal with other pressing matters.]\nAs far back as 2002, when questioned about global warming, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Director John Marburger would respond like someone who was looking over his shoulder in deference to Bush-Cheney political sensitivities on this issue. His responses to questions always pulled back from a straightforward use of IPCC language on anthropogenic climate change, to keep his formulations closer to the manufactured sense of scientific uncertainty that characterized Bush administration officials and aligned them with the slant of the global warming disinformation campaign. Marburger lost credibility on the Hill and with the science community (and with us) by giving the clear impression that, when pressed on global warming, he was speaking more as a political representative of Bush-Cheney than as an intellectually independent scientist.\nDr. Marburger testified on November 14 at the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing on the federal climate research program (\u201cA Time for Change: Improving the Federal Climate Change Research and Information Program\u201d). See our November 15 posting (\u201cWebcast and Written Testimony from Senate Hearing on U.S. Global Change Research Program\u201d). Here\u2019s an unofficial Climate Science Watch transcript of a portion of the exchange between Sen. Kerry and Marburger, with Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) coming in at the end. Dr. Marburger\u2019s formulations made him appear conflicted between acknowledging that climate change is an urgent problem requiring more than voluntary measures \u2014 likely his own understanding \u2014 and his unwillingness to give a straight answer when he knows that straight answers are not what the Bush-Cheney political operation has been offering. And likely a wariness about ruffling the feathers of committee vice-chairman Sen. Stevens, a \u2018skeptic\u2019 of anthropogenic warming who has some difficulty keeping his facts straight and focusing on a coherent line of inquiry on this subject.\nDr. Marburger: Thank you, Mr. Chairman, I am pleased to be here this morning, and I want to acknowledge that climate change is occurring, it is a very serious issue, there\u2019s no question that we\u2019re producing more CO2 than we should be for the future health of this planet, and something must be done about it. I want to be clear that there is widespread agreement on this, this Administration agrees with the statements of the status of science that are embedded in the IPCC reports that were released. \u2026..\nSen. Kerry: [L]et me begin by asking \u2013 your opening statement, Dr. Marburger, is an important one. You say that it\u2019s happening, it\u2019s happening rapidly, it\u2019s a serious issue, and we need to respond to it, etc. We have United States Senators who don\u2019t believe what you just said, who fight that. Have you ever reached out and come here to brief some of those known resisters to this process?\nDr. Marburger: Yes I have spoken with some of those who are skeptical about climate change and gone over in some detail. One of the things I do when I talk with people who resist the notion of climate change is to encourage them to take a visit to the Koshland Museum, which is operated under the auspices of the National Academy of Sciences, over here on 6th and E Streets NW, it\u2019s a nice little science museum, and it has an exhibit on global change and climate change in particular, which pretty much spells out the findings of the National Academy as expressed in its reports and gives visual instructions in the impacts and causes of climate change, and I would recommend that to anyone who is interested in learning more about it. \u2026..\nWe intend no disrespect to the Koshland Museum\u2014people should visit it\u2014but if Dr. Marburger\u2019s best idea for straightening out global warming contrarian Senators and House members (who have made up a fair number within the administration\u2019s own party\u2019s delegation) is to suggest that they go to the musuem, well\u2026.put this on the list of items for re-thinking the relationship between the next science advisor and the Hill. Continuing:\nSen. Kerry: So let me perhaps phrase the question this way, so you\u2019re the chief Science Advisor to the President of the United States who is the leader of the free world, and we\u2019re the largest emitter of emissions of the world, and we\u2019re the biggest and strongest economy, for a little while longer. My question to you is, what urgency do you tell the President? How urgent do you believe it is that we put in place some kind of mandatory movement in order to meet what the science is telling us we must meet?\nDr. Marburger: Sir, that\u2019s a somewhat, that\u2019s a multiple question, and the\u2026 issue of exactly how you go about changing the behavior of a large fraction of the human population of the world is one that\u2026.\nSen. Kerry: (interrupting) Just answer the first part of the question \u2013 how urgent do you believe the science is telling us it is? It\u2019s a simple question.\nDr. Marburger: I believe the science is telling us that it\u2019s important to begin to address the emissions of greenhouse gases\u2026 (they begin talking over one another)\nSen. Kerry: So it is urgent???\nDr. Marburger: \u2026 and we need to do it as soon as we can.\nSen. Kerry: Does that mean it\u2019s urgent?\nDr. Marburger: [undecipherable]\nSen. Kerry: You\u2019re the Science Advisor, I hear you resisting the word urgent.\nDr. Marburger: There is, yeah absolutely, there is a sense of urgency here, you\u2019re\u2026..\nSen. Kerry: A sense of urgency? Or, is it, in your judgment, is it really urgent?\nDr. Marburger: In my judgment, it\u2019s important to begin to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible\u2026\nSen. Kerry: The top science advisor to the President is resisting using the word urgent.\nDr. Marburger: (slight pause) Yes, I am resisting using the use of the word urgent. I think that the, I think the, frankly\u2026 I think\u2026.\nSen. Kerry: Frankly, I think you need to resign. I really do. Can you tell me why it isn\u2019t urgent, when you have the science that we\u2019ve heard? Do you disagree with Jim Hansen that there\u2019s a ten year window to get this right? Do you disagree with that?\nDr. Marburger: I am conflicted on this issue, because I know that it\u2019s going to be very, very difficult to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions as rapidly as is desirable. There is, it\u2019s very important for us to begin, it\u2019s very important for us to take the problem seriously \u2026\nSen. Kerry: Then you don\u2019t agree with the IPPC report. I\u2019m basically hearing you disagreeing with it, because the IPCC, and the consensus of scientists is, that you have to hold our greenhouse gas emissions to a level of about 450, it was 550, but now they say, 450 parts per million. Now we\u2019re at 370 today, 370 to 380, we\u2019ve gone up a hundred in the course of the industrial revolution, China\u2019s coming on line with hundreds of coal fired powered pulverized coal plants, India\u2019s doing the same, we\u2019re going to do the same, at the rate we\u2019re going we\u2019re looking at 600 to 900 parts per million, which every scientist I\u2019ve listened to tells me is catastrophic, beyond the tipping point of global climate change. Would you accept that?\nDr. Marburger: I accept those high numbers\u2026\nSen. Kerry: Then how can it not be urgent to move?\nDr. Marburger: What is urgent is to begin to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, there\u2019s no question about that. We must begin. This administration has begun by calling together the leaders of countries that are responsible for the greatest fraction of the emissions\u2026\nSen. Kerry: But they\u2019re not in favor of mandatory reductions.\nDr. Marburger: \u2026 and beginning to develop plans in each of those countries, that, that are consistent with the.. particular circumstances of those countries, ah, I don\u2019t\u2026\nSen. Kerry: Do you believe we can meet the goals we need to meet on a voluntary basis, Doctor?\nDr. Marburger: I believe that the\u2026.that meeting the goals will require a mixture of policy and technology alternatives, so as the, and they would\u2026\nSen. Kerry: I asked you, do you believe we can do it without mandatory requirements?\nDr. Marburger: (slight pause) \u201cBelief\u201d is not a word that I tend to use for these issues.\nSen. Kerry: Do you have confidence, that as a policy, we can achieve our goals without mandatory\u2026\nDr. Marburger: (interrupting) .. and it\u2019s possible that we could achieve our goals without mandatory\nSen. Kerry: And you have confidence that that is doable?\nDr. Marburger: I don\u2019t have confidence that it\u2019s doable.\nSen. Kerry: Senator Stevens.\nSen. Stevens: I regret that you asked someone to resign just because they disagree with you. I disagree with you and I\u2019m not gonna resign. \u2026.\nSen. Kerry: Senator (addressing Sen. Stevens), the reason I made the comment that he should resign, I didn\u2019t call on him to, I said I think he should, is that I think the President of the United States ought to be getting what represents the scientific consensus in fact that has been put forward in the IPCC and elsewhere, and if the President is not getting that sense of urgency, in fact, then I don\u2019t think the President\u2019s getting the best advice, that\u2019s my feeling.\nTwo days later, in a November 16 press briefing by senior administration officials on the release of the IPCC Synthesis Report, White House Council on Environmental Quality Chairman James Connaughton acknowledged the need for \u201curgent\u201d action and denied that the administration opposes \u201cmandatory\u201d programs. As usual, Connaughton takes the lead in spinning the administration\u2019s policy and articulating its shifting rhetoric:\nPresident Bush has backed mandatory fuel economy requirements. President Bush has backed mandatory renewable fuel requirements. President Bush has backed a whole new suite of mandatory appliance efficiency requirements at the federal level. President Bush has supported the Department of Energy\u2019s work with the states, who currently have legal authority to set renewable power requirements; the federal government does not have that authority, but the states do\u2014and we have assisted them with that. And then finally the states have the authority on building codes, and our Department of Energy has been working with the states to update their building codes to achieve more efficiency in new and retrofit buildings. So in the major activities that give rise to CO2 emissions, we have backed sensible, mandatory programs that are predicated on the availability of technology to achieve them. We have also, though, found great power in incentive-based programs and in partnerships. And so it would be false to assert that\u2014the assertion about the President\u2019s position on mandatory programs is a false one.\nWe are operating consistent with the G8 leaders\u2019 consensus that the issue warrants urgent action, and we need to bring forward, in a more accelerated way, the technology that will make a lasting solution possible. So we\u2019re operating within that construct. The scientific definition of [dangerous climate change] is lacking, and so we are operating within the construct of, again, strong agreement among world leaders that urgent action is warranted.\nThe global warming disinformation campaign can no longer make headway by spinning up a sense of fundamental uncertainty about the reality of anthropogenic global warming\u2014as Connaughton and his CEQ Chief of Staff Phil Cooney spent years doing earlier in this administration\u2014so the rhetoric shifts to a slipperiness about action. Marburger took a hit from Sen. 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        "raw_content": "Coahoma FFA member lands in top 16 at national competition\nINDIANAPOLIS - Julia Cox ended her run at the national FFA Greenhand Creed competition in the semi-finals Thursday earning a silver medal and placing in the top 16 nationwide out of 47 state champions.\n\u201cI couldn\u2019t be more proud,\u201d said Aaron Custer, FFA Coahoma Chapter.\nThe Coahoma High School sophomore competed during the 91st FFA National Convention and Expo which is one of the largest student conventions in the world. In order to qualify, Cox was the Texas state champion in the event, a feat she accomplished as a freshman in the fall of 2017.\nCompetitors were required to recite by memory the FFA Creed, which outlines the organization\u2019s belief on the agriculture industry, and then answered questions directly related to the creed from the judges.\nWhen she began her journey at district competition, Cox said she never imagined she would make it to nationals.\n\u201cIt\u2019s surreal to me that I\u2019m here in Indianapolis. It\u2019s still hitting me,\u201d she said. \u201cIt\u2019s a blast here (at the convention). It\u2019s crazy to see how many people are involved with FFA from all different states and seeing people from all over Texas here. It\u2019s really great.\u201d\nThe first and second rounds of the competition were held Thursday morning and afternoon respectively. Finals for the remaining four competitors is scheduled for today.\n\u201cThe whole atmosphere in the holding room with the other competitors was very welcoming,\u201d she said. \u201cIt wasn\u2019t at all scary or nervous. We all mingled and talked with each other. It was a very welcoming environment which I was very thankful for.\u201d\nOverall, Cox said she felt well prepared to answer the judges\u2019 questions.\n\u201cI had one that kind of gave itself a little political perspective and that one didn\u2019t necessary trip me up, but it certainly was a challenge in answering it. I think the way it was asked and the way I gave the answer, I think was a really good experience to get that kind of question.\u201d\nAs for experience at the convention, Cox said she is having a blast.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a really good experience to meet all these people from all over the country,\u201d she said.\nTwo other Coahoma FFA members are attending nationals this year, Bailey Wells who was selected through an audition process to play in the national FFA band and Micah Worley, one of 75 Texas delegates at the convention.\nA fourth member, Emilee Custer, is the only FFA member from Texas who is featured at the We are FFA booth at the national convention. Emilee Custer\u2019s photo and biography is currently being shown with students across the nation to show off FFA\u2019s model members.\nCox is the secretary for the Coahoma FFA chapter and is the daughter of Brad and Christina Cox of Coahoma.",
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        "raw_content": "Charley Shorts Real Estate Listings\nThe Charley Shorts Real Estate market currently has 2 homes for sale, with the majority of these homes priced between $100K - $200K. With the median list price for the Charley Shorts area being $168,000 and the median price per square foot of $108 you will be able to find a home that meets your criteria.\n13605 E 12th Ter North\nfor Charley Shorts Real Estate",
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He edited a collection of essays entitled The Law in Holy Scripture that was published by Concordia Publishing House (2004). He is currently writing the Concordia Commentary volume on 1-2 Thessalonians. He has written, taught and lectured extensively as a scholar on the subject of early expressions of Jesus\u2019 divine identity. He has also authored some popular articles and studies, including Romans in Concordia Publishing House\u2019s God\u2019s Abiding Word series (2001). He has served as the associate editor of the Seminary journal, Concordia Theological Quarterly, since 2006.\nHe was one of the Seminary faculty representatives serving on the Commission on Theology and Church Relations of the LCMS (2007\u20132016). He is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the International Enoch Seminar and the Chief Academic Officers Society of the Association of Theological Schools.\n(Editor) The Law in Holy Scripture: Essays from the Concordia Theological Seminary Symposium. St. Louis: Concordia Academic Press, 2004.\nAngelomorphic Christology: Antecedents and Early Evidence. Arbeiten zur Geschichte des Antiken Judentums und des Urchristentums 42. Leiden: Brill Academic Press, 1998.\n\u201cWhy Was Jesus with the Wild Beasts (Mark 1:13)?\u201d Concordia Theological Quarterly 73 (2009): 77-80.\n\u201cThe Death of Jesus in the Gospel of John: Atonement for Sin?\u201dConcordia Theological Quarterly 72 (2008): 243-261.\n\u201cThe Lamb (Not the Man) on the Divine Throne.\u201d In Israel\u2019s God and Rebecca\u2019s Children: Christology and Community in Early Judaism and Christianity. Essays in Honor of Larry W. Hurtado and Alan F. Segal. Ed. David B. Capes, April D. DeConick, Helen K. Bond, and Troy A. Miller, 221-243 and 427-432. 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Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, 2006.\n\u201cConfronting Current Christological Controversies.\u201dConcordia Theological Quarterly 69 (2005) 3-32.\n\u201cOriginal Sin in the New Testament.\u201d Concordia Journal 31 (2005) 359-375.\n\u201cThe Real Presence of the Son Before Christ: Revisiting an Old Approach to Old Testament Christology.\u201dConcordia Theological Quarterly 68 (2004) 103-126.\n\u201cPaul and the Law: Was Luther Right?\u201d. The Law in Holy Scripture: Essays from the Concordia Theological Seminary Symposium, ed. Charles A. Gieschen, 113-147. St. Louis: Concordia Academic Press, 2004.\n\u201cIntroduction\u201d. The Law in Holy Scripture: Essays from the Concordia Theological Seminary Symposium, ed. Charles A. Gieschen, 13-18. St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 2004.\n\u201cSacramental Theology in the Book of Revelation\u201d.Concordia Theological Quarterly 67 (2003) 149-174.\n\u201cThe Divine Name in Ante-Nicene Christology\u201d. 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This was the first time a version of \u201cswing\u201d dance was termed \u201cHand-Dance.\u201d DCHD is characterized by very smooth footwork and movements, and close-in and intricate hand-turns, all danced to a 6-beat, 6 to 8 count dance rhythm. It is a close-contact swing dance. The footwork consists of smooth and continuous floor contact, sliding and gliding-type steps (versus hopping and jumping-type steps, and there were no aerials). Partners generally move to, from, around, and/or in front of each other while executing smooth footwork, hand-turns and other dance moves. 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When these shows were on TV, we would dance along with the dancers (at home) if we couldn\u2019t go ourselves.\nWho Began D.C. Hand-Dance? Regional dancers from DC, MD and VA, from all cultures and ethnicities began this version of swing/jitterbug. DCHD is time-period and regional specific. It is also specific to the enthusiastic pre-teens of yesterday and today who love to dance. We are still going strong!\nWhy D.C. Hand-Dance Began and Why It is Called D.C. Hand-Dance? DCHD began when rock and roll and rhythm and blues music became the craze. A new expression for swing/jitterbug dance began to the rhythmic and sensual music. Rhythm and blues music is \u201cblues\u201d put to expressive and sensual rhythms. Although DCHD was designed for rock and roll, rhythm and blues and funky dance rhythms, this unique swing dance is adaptable to all types of swing dance (and other dance) rhythms. It can be danced to fast, medium and slower dance rhythms. Its unique feature to break-down faster rhythms into what we call \u201chalf-time\u201d rhythms allows for great hand-dancing to any and all types of swing and other rhythmic music. Hand-Dancing is so-called because the partners are always \u201cholding or touching\u201d hands in some way throughout their dance together.\nWhere Was D.C. Hand-Dancing Danced and Where Is It Danced Today? In the mid-1950s, most of us began learning and dancing DCHD (at about the age of 12 or 13) while attending our various area junior high schools. (I began at Paul Junior High School in D.C.) It was more or less learned \u201con the street\u201d (anywhere possible), and in small gatherings and brought back to the schools. We went to our friends' and our own homes and danced. We would teach our siblings at home and practice with them or our friends. We practiced with doorknobs and doorframes when we were alone. We danced in the gymnasiums and on the ball fields after gym classes and at break times at school. Some assumed \u201clead\u201d and others assumed \u201cfollow\u201d roles. We danced at parties and on \u201cHot Shoppes\u201d and \u201cMighty Mo\u201d parking lots. We danced anywhere and anytime we could. All we needed was a loud radio (e.g., car) or record player blasting our favorite music. We danced at area teen clubs and CYO clubs. In the late 1950s, we danced along with the TV dance shows, either in person or at home (since we were all dancing to the same dance beats and rhythms). In the late 1950s and early 1960s, we danced at countless church halls and firehouses, and at various D.C. area landmark armories sponsored by popular DJs (e.g., Don Dillard). In the early 1960s area nightclubs such as the Alpine, Dixie Pig and Lions Den began holding weekly dance contests. (Some of us still have trophies we won.) In the mid-1960s through the late 1980s, many hand-dancers danced at area clubs such as the Starlite, Rand\u2019s, Benny\u2019s, the Hayloft, Rocket Room, Shelter Room, Gus and John\u2019s, Sonny\u2019s Turntable Lounge, the Crossroads and Studebakers. In the 1990s and into the 2000s, popular dance venues include David\u2019s Supper Club, various American Legion and Elks Clubs, Coconuts, Malibu\u2019s, Legends, Mango\u2019s, 94th Aero Squadron, Szechuan\u2019s, Whispers, Tuckers and Coco Cabanas. DCHD is still going strong, and the club has a new venue in Ocean City, MD. Refer to the Club\u2019s website: www.dchanddanceclub.com or call the Hotline at 301-460-0800 for pertinent Club updates and venue information. Many original D.C. Hand-Dancers active in DCHD for 55-plus years remain in or near the D.C. Metropolitan area. We all strive to dance and teach others DCHD, and to enjoy, love and preserve DCHD like we do. 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        "raw_content": "Florida Board of Nursing accredited Schools\nThe Florida Board of Nursing is celebrating its first 100 years in 2013. One of the main tasks of the Florida BON is licensing nurses: both LPNS and RNs. Those who complete education and other requirements within Florida apply by examination. The same goes for those who were educated elsewhere but have not yet taken the NCLEX exam. Nurses who have been licensed in another jurisdiction on the basis of examination may apply by endorsement. Florida currently has 260, 117 registered nurses and 72, 829 practical nurses.\nFlorida is not part of the Nurse Licensure Compact.\nThe Board sets rules for licensing and practice. Information does change from time to time. A candidate can go to the Board site to sign up for email updates.\nSelect the type of Nursing License you are seeking:\nThe Florida BON is also charged with approving nursing programs. In order to maintain approval status, a program must have an adequate NCLEX pass rate. Florida defines this as being no lower than 10% below the national average, whatever that may be. If a program falls below this standard two years running, its status is lowered to probationary. Florida publishes NCLEX pass rates by school on a quarterly basis. Prospective students who want to view pass rates over a longer time period can visiting the Florida Department of Health site.\nThe Florida Nurses Association is an additional resource for nurses. Prospective nurses can visit the FNA site to see a list of things to consider when selecting an educational program. The Florida Nurses Foundation is under the FNA banner and can be a resource for scholarships.\nProspective LPNs should enroll in programs that have been approved by the Florida Board or some other acceptable organization. Practical nursing programs accredited by the ACEN (formerly NLNAC) are acceptable as are those accredited by other state boards. Education completed in the military will qualify a candidate for licensure if the program was assigned a NCLEX code. Read \"Choosing an LPN Program in Florida\" to gain a better understanding of the LPN program education requirements and process.\nA student who begins a professional nursing program at a higher level may be licensed as an LPN if the coursework he or the candidate completed is equivalent to what they would have done in an LPN program. The equivalency route is called PNEQ.\nLPN Application Process and the NCLEX-PN\nWhatever the educational background, a candidate will need to take and pass the NCLEX-PN. Before a candidate can be authorized to test, they will need to have their fingerprints taken and submit a license application to the Florida Board. Fingerprints are now done electronically, through Livescan. The applicant can create an account and apply online. Click Here for the Online LPN Application Form. The applicant will also need to register with the testing vendor, Pearson.\nApplicants need to pay $175 to the Board of Nursing. This covers application processing and initial licensure. The fee for fingerprinting will vary, depending on what vendor is selected. $200 is paid to the testing company. Computer adapted exams are scheduled on an ongoing basis at sites around the country.\nIf the applicant passes the NCLEX-PN, they can expect their license to be issued within about a week to a week and a half. If the applicant doesn\u2019t pass, they will need to apply for re-examination. There is a separate application form for this purpose. 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        "raw_content": "KELELA: An EXCLUSIVE Q&A\nSTEPHEN SPAZ SCHNEE: TAKE ME APART is just about to be released. How are you feeling about the way the album turned out and the reaction to it so far?\nKELELA: I feel great about the way the album turned out. I spent so much time on the album to make it be exactly what I wanted to hear so that\u2019s been very gratifying. The reaction to the album has also been really positive but I definitely think of it as supplementary. I try to make things I like to hear myself and then hope somebody digs it. I\u2019m trying to make something that is sincere and so it\u2019s just an extra plus that anybody else is vibing with it.\nSPAZ: The album is a mixture of Electronica, Pop, R&B and Jazz with some other tasty tidbits thrown in for good measure. However, there is a slightly haunting but always beautiful atmosphere that really sets the mood for the album. 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        "raw_content": "Dr. Benjamin Paul is a double board certified surgeon. His passion to help people look their best with a rapid recovery extends to both facial plastic surgery as well as hair restoration. The ABFPRS is the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. The Board has strict standards for membership requiring surgeons to have practiced for a minimum of two years, submit 100 operative reports, pass a written and oral examination, have many letters of recommendations, and more. Dr. Benjamin Paul is honored to be an ABFPRS surgeon. Dr. Benjamin Paul is also proud of be board certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology \u2013 Head and Neck Surgery. This foundation training acknowledges the significant expertise and experience on which his facial plastic and hair restoration practice rests.",
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        "raw_content": "Two Weeks of Alternative Indian Films at Watermans\nBook Online: www.watermans.org.uk\nTransport: Nearest station, British Rail Kew Bridge, Brentford\nTube: Gunnersbury, District Line or Silverlink / Buses: 267, 237, and 65\nWatermans are delighted to be a partner of the second edition of the London INDIAN Film Festival (LIFF), that celebrates the burgeoning movement of alternative Indian cinema, and runs from 30 June \u2013 12 July across London venues. LIFF brings together a selection of cutting edge films that challenge, shock, generate debate and present a more realistic view of India today in all its colour and diversity.\nWatermans will be presenting screenings and UK premieres from 2 -10 July that will introduce UK audiences to some of India\u2019s hottest independent talent, with stories covering a range of themes from family dramas; satire, terrorism, rural and pastoral idylls; poverty; getting old and sexual liberty.\nA sense of a new assured Indian cool pervades the films which experiment with cinematic styles, new technology and a myriad of influences contributing to its popularity among the younger crowds within India\u2019s metropolitan cities. India is the largest film producing country in the world making some 1,000 films a year, outstripping Hollywood. But apart from mainstream Bollywood, very few of these films are seen in the UK.\nHighlights at Watermans include a special screening of Rang Rasiya (Colours of Passion) on Saturday 2 July 18:30 by director, Ketan Mehta that pays homage to the revolutionary painter, Raja Ravi Varma whose paintings in the 1890s influenced modern Indian art and cinema. Verma, like his modern counterpart, M.F Husain found himself feeling the ire of religious fundamentalists who dragged him into the courts to be tried for blasphemy for depicting lifelike images of the Hindu Gods and Goddesses. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the director and cast.\nOne of Kolkata\u2019s top directors Rituparno Ghosh changes sides of the camera to appear in the UK Premiere of debutant director, Sanjoy Nag\u2019s film, Memories in March on Thursday 7 July 18:30 that connects us with the life of Aarti (played by Deepti Naval), a middle aged woman who goes to Kolkata to pick up her deceased son\u2019s belongings, only to learn about his world and find that she didn\u2019t really know him at all. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the lead actor, Ghosh.\nA definite family favourite is another UK premiere, The White Elephant on Sunday 3 July at 16:00 is a warm-hearted tale about a ceremonial elephant who is worshipped by a village in Kerala. Each year, the elephant chooses which villager will look after him. But elephants are high maintenance! Much to everyone\u2019s surprise the wily giant taps the local drunk on the shoulder with his trunk. The drunk and his family are beside themselves but the elephant god must be obeyed.\nWinner of an Indian National Award, The Way Home on July 3 at 18:30, sensitively explores fears of terrorism and nationhood in the modern state of India. A young doctor (played by Kerala star, Prithviraj) accedes to a dying woman\u2019s request that he will agree to re-unite her son with his father. He agrees not realising that the father is in fact the leader of an Indian Jihadi terrorist group.\nLondon INDIAN Film Festival continues to develop Watermans commitment to showcasing cinema from across the globe. For more information on LIFF visit www.londonindianfilmfestival.co.uk",
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        "raw_content": "A Condensed History of the UFO, Photos\nThe year 1969 was a great time for hippies, a bad year for Beatles fans and an even worse year for UFO enthusiasts. More then forty years ago, on Dec. 17th, the U.S. Air Force officially shuttered Project Blue Book, the agency's third and final attempt to investigate extraterrestrial sightings and the country's longest official inquiry into UFOs. From 1952 until 1969, more than 12,000 reports were compiled and either classified as \"identified\" \u2014 explained by astronomical, atmospheric or artificial phenomenon \u2014 or \"unidentified,\" which made up just 6% of the accounts. Because of such a meager percentage and an overall drop in sightings, officials axed the program and ended the research. So much for the truth being out there.\nThe U.S. government's search for extraterrestrials began in 1948, a year after an amateur pilot named Kenneth Arnold claimed he saw nine crescent-shaped objects in the sky while flying near Mount Rainier in Washington. Arnold evoked images of \"saucers skipping on water\" to describe how they flew through the air, but a local newspaper misquoted him, and the term flying saucer was born. That same year, a rancher stumbled upon wreckage of what is now the most famous case in Ufology, the Roswell Crash. It took less than four hours for a general in Forth Worth, Texas, to step in and claim that the wreckage was nothing more than the remnants of an ill-fated weather balloon. Was it an ill fated press release, government cover-up or crash of a real alien vehicle? It is still one of the most hotly debated incident even today! To read about landmark UFO cases including the Kenneth Arnold case follow this link.\nIt wasn't until the 1970s, when Vietnam and Watergate sparked a revival of antigovernment conspiracy theories, that the word Roswell started perking ears. In 1975 officials from the Federal Aviation Administration and the North American Defense Command agreed to attend the world's first \"serious\" international UFO conference to hear new evidence, but after a self-proclaimed \"abductee\" reneged on his promise to take a polygraph test, the federal attendees left the gathering, skepticism intact.\nThis act of walking out of the conference is akin to a politician putting forward a budget he does not want approved. I put forward my plan but the folks in congress are just too hard to deal with. It made a good headline at the time but in hindsight the government was not going to give any credence to the UFO phenomena not matter what happened. 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        "raw_content": "Archer: Rookie kicker calmly makes history\nBailey calmly makes history with 6 FGs\nARLINGTON, Texas -- More than 90,000 people in the stands at Cowboys Stadium? No big deal.\nWashington Redskins? Might as well have been one of Southwest Covenant High School's rivals near Mustang, Okla.\nESPN's \"Monday Night Football\"? Pffft.\nTo Dan Bailey, none of that mattered.\nCalmly, Bailey made history Monday -- history for the Dallas Cowboys by becoming the first Dallas rookie kicker to make six field goal attempts in one game and history of the Redskins with a 40-yarder with 1:47 to play to give Dallas an 18-16 win.\nDallas Cowboys rookie kicker Dan Bailey made field goals of 41, 27, 32, 41, 23 and 40 yards against the Washington Redskins. Matthew Emmons/US Presswire\n\"Just kind of simple stuff, just the basics of kicking,\" Bailey said when asked what goes through his mind before big kicks. \"Find the spot, line it up and make it. It's not a complicated process. Whenever you've been kicking through college, high school and now this level, it's one of those things where you've kicked a thousand balls. It's not a big deal. No kick is really different than any other. You block out the pressure if there is any and approach it like practice.\"\nAnd to think he missed a 21-yarder at San Francisco last week. Missing a 21-yarder is like missing a tap-in putt. Missing a 21-yarder is like Dirk Nowitzki missing an uncontested layup. Missing a 21-yarder is like a comedian forgetting a punch line of a joke he's been telling for years.\nIt just does not happen. Or shouldn't.\nAnd if it does, you have to deal with the wrath of veterans and normally have a short shelf life on a roster with two kickers.\n\"I was pretty upset with him,\" Pro Bowl tight end Jason Witten said. \"I let him know my frustrations.\"\nBut then Bailey made a 48-yarder to tie the game at the end of regulation against the 49ers and a 19-yarder to beat them in overtime. Witten was the first to give him a hug. He did the same thing Monday.\nAgainst the Redskins, Bailey made kicks of 41, 27, 32, 41, 23 and 40 yards.\n\"And every one of the field goals he hit, I just turned away because I knew they were right down the middle,\" linebacker Keith Brooking said.\nBailey became the third rookie in NFL history to make six field goals in a game. Garo Yepremian made six of eight Nov. 13, 1966, for Detroit, and Jeff Reed made all six Dec. 1, 2002, for Pittsburgh.\nThe last time a rookie kicker was so clutch on \"Monday Night Football\" for the Cowboys came in 2007 when Nick Folk banged home a 53-yarder at the gun to beat Buffalo 25-24. He did it twice because the Bills were granted a timeout before the first attempt.\nYou could go back to 2003 and Bill Parcells' first victory as a Cowboy when Billy Cundiff tied an NFL record with seven field goals in a 35-32 win at the New York Giants on \"Monday Night Football\" for another shining moment for a kicker.\n\"He's very cool,\" said Bailey's holder, Mat McBriar. \"Nothing seems to rattle him. I really like the way he goes about preparing. The field goal he hit in Minnesota in the preseason, that was a big moment, too. For a rookie, he really doesn't seem rattled whatsoever.\"\nSince the miss from 21 yards, Bailey has made eight kicks in a row.\n\"You're going to miss some and you're going to make some,\" Bailey said. \"I'm going to enjoy this tonight but by no means am I finished. I've still got work to go. We've got a bunch of games left. I've just got to knock them through.\"\nOf the 11 games in the Jason Garrett era, nine have been decided by three points or fewer.\nIn a league in which games are so close, having a reliable kicker can be the difference between making the playoffs and going 6-10. With the exception of Folk in 2007-08, the Cowboys have not had a truly reliable kicker.\nWith Bailey, it appears they finally do.\nTodd Archer covers the Cowboys for ESPNDallas.com.",
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        "raw_content": "High on fat\nHome Fitness High on fat\nKetosis is a word that gets tossed around a lot \u2013 to some, it\u2019s a magical weight-loss formula, to others, it\u2019s a way of life, and to others it\u2019s just asking for adrenal fatigue. But understanding what ketosis really is (not just what it does), and the physical causes and consequences of a fat-fuelled metabolism can help you make an informed decision about the best diet for your lifestyle, ketogenic or not.\nHigh-protein, low carbohydrate diets have been widely promoted as effective weight loss plans. These programs generally recommend that you get 30%-50% of your total calories from protein.\nNormally your body burns carbohydrates for fuel. When you drastically cut carbs, the body goes into a metabolic state called ketosis, and it begins to burn its own fat for fuel. 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This kind of activity demands glucose for fuel. Your body can make its own glucose from fat and protein, but not at the rate you need it for regular sprint workouts or metcon sessions. If you regularly try to push yourself through this kind of workout on a low-carb diet, you\u2019ll burn through all your stored muscle glycogen right away, and then see your performance start to decrease. Instead of injuring your body and your metabolism by forcing yourself to keep going, match your carbs to your workouts and enjoy some sweet potato or brown rice.\nAs well as risks that apply only to certain groups of people, some risks can also affect anyone on ketogenic diet. Kidney stones are a well-known example: long periods of ketosis are a serious risk factor. Some studies also indicate a risk of bone density loss, a problem that could lead to osteoporosis or further complications down the road. A less serious but irritating side effect is constipation (possibly caused by the reduction of fibre \u2013rich grains) and carbohydrates in the diet. Other risks of very low carbohydrate diets in general include Thyroid problems, Vitamin C deficiency, low energy and mood disorders.\nAll of these side effects mean that it\u2019s important to consider both sides of the issue if you\u2019re thinking about a ketogenic diet. It might seem like a weight loss miracle diet, but it\u2019s not without some downsides.\nMinimising the Risks of Ketosis\nEven if you decide that the possible benefits of a ketogenic diet outweigh the risks, most people aren\u2019t thrilled at the thought of developing kidney stones or even a less severe problem like chronic constipation. Since any kind of ketogenic diet is really just a means to an end (ketosis), it follows that the best ketogenic diet is one that minimises these risks \u2013 the diet that induces ketosis in the gentlest, least harmful way possible.\nCertain dietary supplements can help give you a little leeway on a ketogenic diet. The amino acids lysine and leucine support ketosis and allow a diet to include more protein without compromising ketosis. Short-chain fats like Coconut Oil are also very ketogenic because they signal the liver to make more ketones. These supplements are very useful because they make for more flexibility in the diet: achieving ketosis by carbohydrate and protein restriction alone is possible, but a slightly higher level of protein and carb intake, supplemented with these ketogenic foods, can help reduce side effects and make the diet safe for the long term. Supplementing with Vitamin D (which most of us should be doing anyway) can also help to minimise the risk of bone density loss.\nIt\u2019s also possible to choose a more moderate approach called a cyclic ketogenic diet. On this kind of plan, the goal is not to be in ketosis all the time, but rather to support a very flexible metabolism that can easily dip into and out of ketosis day by day. Cyclic ketogenic diets usually involve a few days of ketogenic eating; followed by a high-carbohydrate day or two approximately once a week. This lets you benefit from ketosis most of the time, while maintaining a much higher level of athletic performance and also enjoying much more dietary flexibility and variety. This kind of cyclic ketogenic diet is probably preferable to constant ketosis for most people, since it delivers the benefits of insulin sensitivity and weight management while minimising many of the risks of long-term ketogenic dieting.\nConclusion: is Ketosis for You?\nThe answer to that question is, of course, \u201cit depends\u201d. Since we have evidence of hunter-gatherer tribes eating such a wide variety of macronutrient ratios, it seems clear that human beings are not evolutionarily designed to be in ketosis all the time; it\u2019s more likely that we have a very flexible metabolic structure that can function quite well burning either ketones or glucose for fuel.\nThus, if you\u2019re pregnant, extremely athletic, or have another contraindicating factor, or if you do just fine on a moderate-carb diet and see no reason to change, then there\u2019s no reason to try for ketosis. If you\u2019re interested in the potential benefits but don\u2019t want to go all the way, a cyclic ketogenic diet might be a better choice \u2013 it lets you experiment with ketosis without risking the side effects of a long-term low carb diet. On the other hand, if you feel better on a fat-burning metabolism, want to lose weight, or you\u2019re trying to manage a neurological disease, there\u2019s no reason to worry that ketosis is somehow harmful or unnatural.\nFor people who suffer from obesity or neurological disorders like epilepsy, it can be a safe and effective treatment, but that doesn\u2019t mean that perfectly healthy people should necessarily adopt it. Glasses are also a safe and effective treatment for poor vision, but that doesn\u2019t mean that people who can see perfectly well already should go all out and get them. 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        "raw_content": "Blog > New York City Proposes Paid Time Off Legislation\nNew York City Proposes Paid Time Off Legislation\nThe last few years have seen an increase in the number of state and local level employment-related legislation being enacted.\nThese changing laws have had a wide-range of effects on employers, especially those who operate in multiple locations.\nOne city in particular that has passed and/or enacted several employment laws in recent years has been New York City. In 2018 alone, legislation around paid sick time, sexual harassment, and temporary schedule changes all took effect.\nNow, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed a new law that would have a significant impact on many New York City employees and their employers.\nNew York City Proposes PTO Law\nOn January 9th, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced proposed legislation that would guarantee private-sector New York City employees two weeks of paid vacation every year. If this law were to be passed, it would make NYC the first city in the United States to mandate paid time off.\nIt is estimated that 500,000 people working in New York City do not receive paid vacation or personal time.\nUnder the proposed law, businesses with more than 5 workers would have to give full-time and part-time employees 10 paid personal days per year. This is in addition to the 5 paid sick days that the city also mandates.\nEmployees would need to provide at least two weeks\u2019 notice and be employed for a minimum of 4 months in order to qualify for paid time off. Additionally, any unused days would roll over into the next year.\nHow Would this Impact New York City Employers?\nNot everyone is happy with the proposed legislation, with some businesses and experts saying that it could end-up hurting employers and lowering salaries.\nMayor de Blasio, however, doesn\u2019t see it this way. \"Every other major nation recognizes the necessity of Paid Personal Time. We as a country must get there, and New York City will lead the way.\"\nThe mayor\u2019s office has said that offering paid time off helps to increase employee productivity, prevents burnout and stress, lowers turnover, and improves work-life balance.\nThe mayor would like this legislation to be voted on quickly, hopefully within a few months. However, he says that it would have to be phased in so that employers can adjust accordingly, especially smaller businesses.\nIf passed, employers would be required to give their employees paid time off in order to ensure compliance and avoid costly penalties (if they don\u2019t already offer paid time off).\nUltimately, it will be up to the New York City Council to vote whether or not to pass this proposed legislation.\nWill New York City Pass their Paid Time Off Bill?\nEmployers and employees in New York City will have to wait to see if the City Council decides to pass Mayor de Blasio\u2019s paid vacation time bill.\nIf the bill is passed, employers will need to take note of effective dates to make sure they take the necessary actions to maintain compliance.\nBe sure to stay up-to-date with the latest news from New York City to see when the City Council makes their decision.",
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        "raw_content": "Sets, Lights, & Lunacy: A Stage Designer's Adventures on Broadway and in Opera\nBy: Lloyd Burlingame\nLove Broadway? Love the opera? Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes? In his new book about his life as a stage designer, author Lloyd Burlingame gives the reader an inside look at the stars, directors, producers, investors, and just about everybody else involved in the business.\nBurlingame begins his story sharing his love of the theatre with the reader, and explaining how his love of the stage began at a very early age. His first job, at the tender age of twelve, was to clean the horse stables on the ground floor of a summer theatre. Eventually it was time for college where he learned his trade, then off to the military, and then, more study in Italy on a Fulbright Scholarship. Back home in New York, Burlingame quickly found employment working as a staff designer for CBS. But his real love was Broadway and that's where he soon landed his dream job of working as an assistant for designer Jo Meilziner.\nBurlingame chronicles his career from the early 60s, through the late 80s when a medical condition required that he slow down. (I suspect, however, that while Burlingame may have slowed down a bit, the theatre was in his blood so he never completely left.) During those decades, the author was able to realize his goals of creating scenery, lighting, and costumes for some of the most well-known plays on Broadway, and almost realizing all his goals for the opera, that of \"designing all the mature Mozart operas.\"\nHonored in 2012 with the Robert Tobin Award for Sustained Excellence in Design, Burlingame has built an amazing career within his two loves - Broadway and the opera. His talent was widely known and kept him very busy and thus there is a lot for him to tell in his book. Story upon story about the crazy, funny, odd, and sometimes heartwarming exploits of a stage designer's life, fill this book to the rafters. His dedication was proved early on while in the Army when he needed four days to finish the scenery for an off-Broadway play. When he learned that having a wisdom tooth pulled would get him a day off, and gosh, he had four of them, he talked to his dentist friend and viola, he had his needed four days. That's dedication! Indeed, there are so many stories within the pages of this memoir that it's hard to choose a few to mention. There's the lesson of what happens when dry ice used to simulate fog doesn't cooperate, how to make a theatre completely dark for a scene when there are two bright exit signs that cannot be removed keeping the room lit, discussing wardrobe with Roddy McDowall, or dealing with an actor whose thick Irish accent made it impossible for others to understand him. If you love the theatre, there's no doubt you'll enjoy Sets, Lights, & Lunacy.\nQuill says: Often funny, sometimes sad or heartwarming, sets, Lights, & Lunacy is a not-to-be-missed read for those with a love for the theater.\nLabels: lloyd burlingame, sets lights and lunacy, stage designer book",
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        "raw_content": "2014 \u2022 Documentary \u2022 74 ratings \u2022 18 reviews\nDirected by Owen Gower\nA documentary about the 1984 Miner's Strike which changed Britain forever.\n\u2605\u2605\u2605\u00bd review by Grimbo on Letterboxd\nI was a kid when this all happened but I remember hearing about it and Arthur Scargill becoming a household name, so it was very interesting to hear about the miner's strike and understand it!!\nAs someone who was brought up with Maggie Thatcher as the ultimate heel, this helps to back that up! A charmless monster of a woman who makes it seem kinda normal that Donald Trump could also be voted in too!!\n\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605 review by Mark Cunliffe on Letterboxd\nI've no words, this is just an incredibly powerful film whose main message, that Thatcher ruined everything for the the industries in this country and its working class and that we're still suffering from her arrogant, idealogically hate filled decisions to this day, is absolutely true.\nHave some Billy Bragg instead\n\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605 review by ffsimo on Letterboxd\nI\u2019ve never been so moved by a documentary, but that one woman that was like \u201cshe makes the best tea in Ponte\u201d was wrong... I make the best tea in Ponte pal\nFirst time I've been to the cinema with a socialist mafnifestation going on outside.\nThis is a remarkable documentary about the miners strike in 1984-85, which manages to convey the emotions of that year. The men (and women) selected to talk about their experiences are all incredible story tellers and you can tell that this was their defining moment; they are charismatic, passionate and their stories of personal sacrifice really bring home how seminal the strike was.\nMy only complaint about the film, as someone born outside of the UK two years after the strike, is that it does expect the viewer to know a fair bit about the laws in the UK, and the state of politics at the time. While I could fully relate to the personal stories, the various turning points leading up to the strike and which brought it to a close, were mentioned very briefly, and I found it difficult to fully understand.\nAlso, it is very much a story of the miners on strike - I feel it would have been worthwhile to have someone from the Nottingham collieries who worked through the strike to get their perspectives. Maybe that's not the story the filmmakers were trying to tell, I understand that, but I think the interesting thing about the strike is the rift between doing things for the greater good of all working men, and looking after your own interest. After all, during the winter of that year, men started going back to work after the strike was beginning to feel doomed and because their families were going hungry.\nIn the whole film, Labour is not mentioned once. During the Q&A after the film, the producer did say Labour was not included in the story they wanted to tell (of the men on the ground), but again, in a country where the political system consists of two major players, it's very noticable and odd to not mention Labour at all.\nEither way, the film succeeds in telling the story of the men on the ground, and the men featured in the film are remarkable - intelligent, funny, passionate, and their stories are what is important to the film.\n\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u00bd review by Chris Speddings on Letterboxd\nA Brilliant Documentary looking at the Miners who fought back during the Miners Strike of 1984. An incredibly powerful documentary. It brought me to tears and made me furious all within the 2 hours of this film. I personally appreciate this film and the views that it holds are very similar/the same as mine. These are biased and don't present the other side of the argument however I found it was a powerful doc, and I enjoyed the perspective that it gives, partly due to the fact it reinforced my personal views, beliefs and morals. Yet I also found it very informative. I consider myself to be quite informed about the Miners strike and the politics and social context which surrounds it. However I learnt lots from the personal accounts of the conditions and situations the miners found themselves in.",
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        "raw_content": "Tool add two more Music Clinics\nTool have snuck in a couple of extra Music Clinics while I wasn\u2019t paying attention \u2013 one in Pittsburgh and the other Philadelphia.\nBlair also added a few thoughts on Toolband as to what these clinics could contain. It sounds like a little more that just the Adam Jones VIP thing seen on previous tours:\nFirst of all, KUDOS to those Tool enthusiasts who realize the unique opportunity of the upcoming music clinics and have secured their spot for the experience. As you might imagine, there has been a great response to these intimate forums and the limited number of tickets available to ToolArmy members went really fast. As of my writing this, there are still a small number of tickets for sale to the general public and these can be purchased via the links below. Again, I urge you to act fast so as not to miss out \u2013 the clinics also include a damn near personal performance of songs followed by the dissections of the tunes by its composers!\nFrom email that I\u2019ve received, it appears that some of you aren\u2019t sure what exactly these clinics entail, and have been comparing them with the Meet and Greets hosted by Adam Jones in the past. As special as those events were, rest assured that the clinics are designed to be on an entirely different level. As advertised, \u201cA rare immersive dissection and performance with DANNY CAREY, JUSTIN CHANCELLOR & ADAM JONES,\u201d here\u2019s your chance to gain insight as to how the Tool machine works. Just about everything\u2019s on the table: methods and processes behind the writing and arranging of their critically acclaimed albums, individual vision that goes into the overall mix of things, artistic and philosophical concepts behind their distinctive stage projections, videos, etc., as well as their thoughts on the current recording process. But, you\u2019ve got the green light to change things up \u2013 questions need not be of a technical nature; ask about their personal musical preferences and other subjects of interest. Believe me, they are varied!\nSo, while you are there \u2013 seize the moment. Connect. Interact. Whether you\u2019re an aspiring or seasoned musician\u2026 or just someone who appreciates the band members and wants to know what makes them tick. Ask that one question that you never thought you\u2019ve have the chance to. Intermingle like you\u2019re backstage. Chat with Tool about anything now that you will be among the very few people that ever have the opportunity to do so\nThis is also your chance to view up-close rare Tool memorabilia and receive exclusive commemorative merch that only you are privy to.\nTicket details for these clinics are on Toolband.",
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        "raw_content": "Well, I watched a movie tonight that I haven't seen in quite some time. Try to guess which one!\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdu7xoHU9DA\nhttp://www.metacafe.com/watch/1259668/cigarretes_transformers/#\nThor carrier of the mightiest hammer\nQuote from: PatMan33 on August 21, 2008, 08:54:25 pm\n*vid\nI just watched that the other day.\nSTOP HAMMERTIME\nPSN Names YaY I got a thread stickied.\nhttp://www.metacafe.com/watch/1645226/chainsaw_bike/\n24 chainsaws power a motorcycle.... sounds just like every other Honda here in the US\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrYM2Gt9sMw\nI got this song stuck in my head and I can't get it out!\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FpwabaBPg0\nthis bug is awesome...but watch out for hypnotizing propaganda at the end\ni was watching, kinda interrested, then suddenly\nthen i stopped watching.\nI wasn't expecting them to quote the Koran, though. Double plot twist!\nbeetle's boiling hot spray defense mechanism = proof of God. For all you Muslim doubters out there...\noldpost!\n*monkey*\nWow, the BBC wins the olympic commercial gold.\nYou know what's that's from, right? An old Chinese story has been adapted into an opera/stage show/animated film/musical with the help of Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett (the music and animation). It's all very interesting, and I wish I could've been in South Carolina when it premiered in the US. I guess they've used the same animation for Olympic things.\nActually, the album is out in the UK.\n\u00ab Last Edit: August 22, 2008, 11:24:26 am by Kishmond \u00bb\nVery cool. I was wondering if there was something more to the commercial.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNaKWXqXkhw\nLess talk, moar music.\nhttp://spoonyexperiment.com/rants/Knightmare/\nooooooh, nasty\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4SDhrTPOiI\nAnother excellent video by Pat Condell:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M114bK4qaiM",
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        "raw_content": "Iraqi Sunni and Shi'ite clerics call for restraint\nAnalysts, pundits and journalists are still predicting civil war, and they're still getting it wrong.\nFor two years, journalists, pundits and high-priced analysts have been predicting a civil war in Iraq.\nLast August, the Boston Globe reported on the front page that the civil war appeared to have begun.\nThe predictions of civil war in Iraq have gotten louder in the last few weeks, thanks to the rise in car bombings by insurgents. There were special concerns because the insurgents, who are believed to support the Sunnis, have been targetting Shi'ite clerics.\nBut nothing of the sort is happening. On Sunday, Iraq's religious factions called for restraint.\nThe calls were lead by Moqtada al-Sadr. Remember him? He's the Shi'ite cleric who many pundits predicted last year would lead the civil war. But it seems, as I predicted over and over, that he would not lead a civil war because a civil war was impossible.\nThis is a good example of how the simplest understanding of Generational Dynamics in our newsrooms, our government and other institutions would make a substantial improvement in these people understanding what's going on in the world, and would even prevent some mistakes.\nThe reason that a civil war is still impossible in Iraq is because Iraq is in a \"generational awakening\" period. Only one generation has passed since the genocidal Iran/Iraq war of the 1980s, and no civil war ever occurs just one generational after a crisis war. The reason is that the people who lived through the war and were traumatized by the war consider the war so horrible that it should never happen again, and they'll do anything to avoid fighting such a war.\nAs I wrote last year, Iran's awakening period is similar to America's last generational awakening period, which occurred in the 1960s, just one generation past World War II. Generational awakening periods are characterized by political hostility between older and younger generations, but there is no civil war.\nUnfortunately, most of the rest of the world is in a \"generational crisis period.\" We're at a unique time in history, 60 years after the end of WW II, and all countries that fought in that war are in crisis periods.\nFrom the point of view of Generational Dynamics, we're headed for a \"clash of civilizations\" world war that will pit Western nations and allies against Muslim nations and allies. Last year, when I wrote about the six most dangerous regions of the world, to identify the regions that might trigger such a war.\nHowever, Iraq is not one of those regions. (23-May-05) Permanent Link",
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        "raw_content": "China\u2019s Inverted Curve\nMar 14, 2012 | Asia, Banking, Interest Rates\nAn inverted yield curve in the US has predicted 6 out of 7 worsening economic conditions in our country since 1970.\nIn China, we don\u2019t have the same type of statistics because of their young open economy, but recently their yield curve has \u201cinverted\u201d.\nI\u2019m watching this and realizing it\u2019s just another of many economic indicators out of China pointing towards a slower economy.\nI really don\u2019t want much (if any) exposure to the Chinese Stock Market.\nThis also has consequences to the whole global trade market as China is the 2nd largest economy right now. We truly are a global economy, and what affects China affects the US.\nStay tuned to my newsletters this year as the China story unfolds.",
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        "raw_content": "Home > News & Publications > Glenmary News > 'Retirement' Is a Word Father Ed Doesn't Know\n'Retirement' Is a Word Father Ed Doesn't Know\nby Rita H. Delorme, Southern Cross Columnist\nThe following article first appeared in the July 5, 2012, issue of The Southern Cross, official newspaper of the Catholic Diocese of Savannah, Ga. It is being reprinted with permission.\nRecently, when an article about the 19 years of struggles endured by the Clyde and Frances Black family appeared in the Savannah Morning News, who knew that Father Ed Gorny's name would be mentioned toward the end of it? Father Gorny, now 79, became a senior member of his religious community in 2002\u2014and voluntarily \"retired\" to Claxton that same year to help the priest and pastoral team serving three Glenmary missions in Claxton, Pembroke and Sandhill.\nA native of Detroit, Ed Gorny came to his vocation in his late 20s. His background before entering the priesthood was varied: four years service in the U.S. Navy, employment in a number of fields, accounting degree work at the University of Detroit on the GI Bill, and a brief career as an accountant. But the call to join the Glenmary Home Missioners was there even before he finished college.\nAfter becoming a Glenmarian, Father Gorny served at missions in Appalachia, the South and the Southwest. His tour in the Diocese of Savannah began in 1971 when he became pastor of Sacred Heart mission in Waynesboro and St. Joan of Arc mission in Louisville. After retiring in 2002 from the Glenmary missions in Sylvania and Millen, the energetic Glenmarian began ministering to those missions 50 miles away.\nFast forward to 10 years later: Father Gorny, nearing 80, still works with the Catholic communities in Claxton and Pembroke. As sacramental minister, he celebrates at least four Masses a week and administers the sacraments. His duties embrace other vital services and include visiting homebound or hospitalized parishioners, bringing them the sacraments and anointing them. Today, his job description doesn't seem that much different from what it was 10 years ago.\nReached by telephone, he answers \"Speaking\" promptly when the caller asks for him.\n\"How's life been treating you?\" the caller inquires.\n\"Fine,\" Father Gorny replies. \"I keep busy.\" He adds that \"technically\" he's considered a sacramental minister, though he does do other things. These \"other things\" include what he did that morning.\nFollowing the 9 a.m. Mass, he and a half-dozen parishioners\u2014fortified by coffee and snacks\u2014met to discuss the coming Sunday's readings. The ones this week, he mentions, concern several miraculous cures performed by Jesus. Also on the busy 79-year-old's schedule is monthly attendance at deanery meetings and at parish council meetings in Pembroke.\n\"Unfortunately, I don't know Spanish,\" he says, \"so I can't help with that. My ministry is mostly with those who speak English.\"\nOn May 26, Father Gorny was happily present at the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist when James Spacher was ordained a permanent deacon for Saint Christopher mission in Claxton. Deacon Spacher and pastoral associate Sister Janet Fischer, FSPA, are now responsible, says Father Gorny, for the mission's ecumenical outreach in addition to their other duties.\nHe enthusiastically describes the quarterly Parish Family Day he initiated at Claxton \"to help build up the community and share an opportunity to grow in the faith.\" He says many of those who participate must travel from outlying areas, so the instruction is usually preceded by a meal or light refreshments. 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        "raw_content": "The paper of rumour\nPosted on July 23, 2009 by David Steven\nStandards are soaring at the New York Times. For the self proclaimed \u2018newspaper of record rumour\u2019, it seems that news is now \u201cdefined as anything juicy that catches our eye on Twitter\u201d.\nHossein Derakhshan \u2013 or Hoder as he is often known \u2013 has been dubbed the Iranian blogfather. Back in 2001, his efforts to tailor Blogger for a Persian character set were a catalyst for Iran\u2019s ealy uptake of blogging, which outstripped that of any country in the region.\nWhen I helped run a blog at the World Summit on the Information Society in 2003, we were besieged by Iranian bloggers, with Hoder at the forefront. Here\u2019s Aaron Scullion\u2019s account of our confrontation with Ahmad Motamedi, then Iran\u2019s minister for Information and Communication Technology. We repeatedly pressed the Minister on Internet censorship and arrests of bloggers in Iran \u2013 all based on Hoder\u2019s work and encouragement.\nHoder visited Israel in 2006 and wrote widely about it, including for the BBC:\nFor me, an Iranian raised in post-revolutionary Iran, Israel has always had three great qualities: unknown, forbidden and therefore extremely intriguing. That\u2019s why I finally decided to visit Israel.\nBut unlike all Iranians who have visited Israel, I decided to publicise my visit to the 20,000 daily readers of my blog \u2013 even though I knew I would not be able to go back to Iran again.\nI had a mission, though, which would make the risk worthwhile. I wanted to break the stereotypical images both governments use to advance their radical policies.\nHe then made the extraordinary decision to go back to the Iran, appearing to have had some kind of rapprochement with the Iranian regime. In November 2008, however, he was arrested, and has not been heard of since. There\u2019s been no charge and, as far as I know, no news.\nTime then, for the NYT to charge into the fray with a claim that Hoder is \u2013 and may always have been \u2013 a spy for the Iranian secret services:\nSuspicion that Iran\u2019s blogging community has been infiltrated by double agents has sown fears and doubt online. For instance, a few days ago Omid Habibinia, an Iranian now blogging from Switzerland, wrote on Twitter about a rumor that a significant figure in Iran\u2019s blogging community is a double agent: \u201csome bloggers [are] saying Hossein Derakhshan (missing since 8 month ago) is working with intelligence agents.\u201d\nThey have good reasons to make this appalling accusation, you\u2019d think. Er no.\nWhile there is no evidence to support the rumor that Mr. Derakhshan is cooperating with the authorities in their battle against Iran\u2019s opposition bloggers, the Revolutionary Guard does seem to have established what it calls a \u201ccyber army.\u201d Last month a series of updates were posted on Twitter by a blogger who identified himself as a member of the Revolutionary Guard who seemed to be dedicated to finding and helping to arrest opposition protesters and bloggers. Even if Mr. Derakhshan has not defected to the side of Iran\u2019s security forces, it is clear that some Internet-savvy people have taken the fight to suppress the opposition\u2019s protests online.\nNow it\u2019s possible that Hoder has agreed to cooperate \u2013 perhaps under torture. Maybe, he even did a deal before he went home. Perhaps, too, the Times\u2019 editor, Bill Keller, is still shagging his reporters. Point is we don\u2019t know whether any of these assertions are true.\nYou have to hand it to the cowardly shits at the Times, though. If you\u2019re going to libel someone, it makes sense to do it when your target is locked away in a jail cell. Then you can publish whatever the hell you like.\nThis entry was posted in Middle East and North Africa and tagged hoder, hossein Hossein Derakhshan, Iran, iran election, iranelection, libel, new york times by David Steven. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "The introduction of shared parental leave might feel like something for 2015 but employers are likely to feel the impact sooner.\nAlthough the right to take shared parental leave and pay is being introduced for parents with children due on or after 5 April 2015, those mothers-to-be will be having their 12-week scans this September 2014, informing their employers of their pregnancy soon after, and prospective fathers have the right to take time off to attend two antenatal appointments from 1 October 2014.\nUnder the new \u2018shared parental leave\u2019 regime, mothers who want to return to work before their maternity leave finishes will be able to gift the remaining leave to the child\u2019s father, or share it with them in chunks.\nThe new regime will allow parents to share the statutory maternity leave and pay currently only available to mothers. This will replace the existing provisions on additional paternity leave (APL). The new system will also apply to adoptions where the adoption matching or placement date is on or after this date.\nThe current entitlement to 52 weeks of maternity leave and 39 weeks of statutory maternity pay will remain the default position. The new shared parental leave regime, therefore, offers an alternative to parents. Under the regime, the mother will still be required to take the first two weeks\u2019 leave following childbirth for health and safety reasons. However, the remaining 50 weeks\u2019 leave and 37 weeks\u2019 statutory pay can be shared between the mother and father. The choice of how to share the leave and pay is a matter for agreement between the working parents and their employers.\nWith regard to leave, under the new regime employees may, provided their employer approves, be able to intersperse periods of shared parental leave among periods of work. Employers should consider what approach they will take to requests for discontinuous periods of leave. They should think about how they will provide cover for the employee\u2019s work in these circumstances and how they will monitor how much leave an employee has taken.\nIt is also important to note that parents will be able to take leave at the same time under the new shared parental leave regime. Employers should be prepared to deal with the situation where two employees in the same department are expecting a baby together and wish to take shared parental leave simultaneously.\nWith regard to pay, employers who already offer enhanced maternity pay to female employees on statutory maternity leave will need to decide whether or not they will offer enhanced shared parental leave in a similar way \u2013 over and above the statutory entitlement. One factor to be remembered when making this decision is that if enhanced pay is available for employees on maternity leave but not for those on shared parental leave there may be a risk of sex discrimination.\nOnly around a third of working families are likely to be eligible for this added flexibility, since both mum and dad will need to have worked for their respective employers continuously for 26 weeks at the 15th week before the expected week of childbirth.\nFor some eligible families, where mum is the high earner, it could work well. But parents will have to plan and negotiate their use of the leave carefully, and how many parents will feel safe enough to risk it remains to be seen.",
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        "raw_content": "Does Rudeness Get Results?\nPlus: Civics Boot Camps, Quotables, And More\nIn our experience as journalists, a surprising number of people seem to think that a rude response to something we've written is an effective way to get our attention. We were wondering whether the same is true when public managers get e-mails, letters, phone calls complaining about a government function. We were also curious as to how you tended to respond to vitriol as opposed to a gracious complaint. E-mail us and let us know. And by the way, in this case, if we want to excerpt from your responses, we won't use any names or titles.\n\"If we don't teach citizens their responsibilities, we will have irresponsible citizens,\" wrote one B&G Report reader to us a couple of weeks back. This was part of a response to our request for people to share good civics programs for young people with us. We're delighted to report that we heard about a number of interesting formal programs and resources -- as well as a number of people who pointed to school districts that invite state and local officials from varying positions to speak to classes about why they entered government, what their job entails and so on.\nGoverning events and program manager Heather Kerrigan went through dozens of e-mails and assembled a list of civics education programs across the country. Please note that this is not an inclusive list, by any means. It's just a compilation of many of the programs B&G Readers told us about. Thanks to everyone who wrote in -- you were a remarkably enthusiastic bunch. And our apologies to anyone whose submission was not included.\nQuote corner: \"There are intelligent adults in the world who go to bed each night believing that the other side tells lies, but their side is above all that.\" -- Peter Gordon, professor in the University of California's School of Policy, Planning and Development\n\"Implementation is the short suit of America's governments.\" -- Richard Nathan, former director of the Rockefeller Institute\nCollege football coaches are wildly overpaid. At least that's what we've thought for a long time, when we read about dozens of coaches -- many of them at state universities -- making in excess of $1 million a year. But now we're having second thoughts.\nA new study out of the University of Michigan shows that college football may be one of the few recession-resistant sources of income for universities. \"Fans are crazy about college football,\" reported Rodney Fort, professor of sport management at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology.\nHe goes on: \"In the current recession, the primary impact has been on portfolios. College football fans happen to be at that income level where their disposable income hasn't been hit hard. Their portfolios are taking dramatic hits but their actual ability to pay mortgages and electric bills is still intact.\" And so they can keep going to the big game. Rah.\nDid you have some kind of party on March 15? That was the day that the first dot-com address was registered 25 years ago, in 1985. (And if you did have a party, we hope you served chips).\nThis anniversary inspired us to think about the truly incredible progress that states, cities and counties have made in their own Web sites -- over a much shorter time span. Back in 1998, we recall, Texas was considered to be one of the leaders in its use of Web sites. Using the \"Wayback Machine,\" a part of the non-profit Internet Archive, we found the Texas state Web site from that year. Take a look at what cutting edge looked like a dozen years ago, and compare it to the current Texas site. (And then, consider how difficult it is to engage in long-range planning for high-tech tools).\nJust wondering: PhillyStat is a relatively new operation in Philadelphia. The effort has required agencies to focus more on performance measurements, through regular high-level meetings and monthly or quarterly reports. Its leader, the well-known Camille Barnett, has resigned her position as the city's managing director, where she was spearheading the effort. We think programs like PhillyStat have enormous potential, and we'll be watching to see what happens to the progress in Philadelphia after her departure.\nBudgeting fireworks? When we asked B&G Readers to consider the fiscal sense of funding fireworks and other social events during tough economic times, the responses came pouring in. Many agreed with Chicago's decision to cut its Grant Park fireworks, given budgetary constraints. In the next B&G Report, we'll be featuring some excerpts as well as some more comments from consultant and former city manager Jerry Newfarmer, whose piece in Public Management inspired our item.\nMeantime, we just couldn't wait to share the response that we found most engaging. It came from Carol Bearce, financial specialist senior from the Idaho State Controller's Office. She wrote, \"I can see both sides of the argument, and as a government employee, appreciate the dilemma. However, maybe Chicago could still put on a fireworks display and not spend as much money as in the past. Sometimes we get to the point where every year (or period) has to be significantly bigger and better than the last. We price ourselves out of the market.\n\"A small-town festival was begun in the City of Boise many years ago to celebrate the beautiful river running through town (although not paid for with city funds). This was a three-day festival in the city parks along the banks of the Boise River. Local musicians played, local dance studio students performed, food vendors plied their wares, we had a parade, hot air balloon festival, and one fireworks show capped the last evening. Within five or six years, the festival had grown to the point the festival had been 'discovered.' 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        "raw_content": "Building a Sustainable Future through the Greening of Industry and its Networks: Knowledge Sharing and Action Promotion\nJournal of Cleaner Production. 11/2014.\nJoseph Sarkis, Diego Vazquez, Theo de Bruijn, Kurt Fischer, Mar\u00eda-Laura Franco-Garc\u00eda, Somporn Kamolsiripichaiporn, Harn Wei Kua, Martin Lehmann, and Ilangovan Kuppusamy.\nABSTRACT:The Greening of Industry Network (GIN) is into its third decade of involvement in integrated environmental, social, and economic debates. This paper introduces GIN to another generation of thinkers and doers, and reintroduces it to participants who have had previous experiences with GIN and/or its activities. GIN's history ...\nand the various \u2018debates\u2019 sponsored by the organization over the years will be overviewed. We also identify debates and directions that we see continuing or emerging over the next few years, as GIN continues to evolve. Although GIN has been an active player in the debates about the greening of industrial development for two decades, it has evolved as social, technological, organizational, and economic developments changed. Over its two-plus decades, GIN has seen significant shifts in a number of directions, many of these shifts occurring in sporadic and unexpected ways. Climate change, resource depletion, sustainability, technological change with an expanding global communication network, social media, multiple recessions and growth periods, base of pyramid emphasis, a growing academic stream in business and the environment, have all contributed to the various lenses of GIN participants and thereby shaped action and activities in the Network. Change continues. GIN will be there to help understand and address some of these changes as they pertain to the Greening of Industry.\nFrom Environment to Sustainability: The Greening of Industry Network at the Millennium\nPlanning for The Second Decade of the Greening of Industry Network, January 2001.\nEnvisioning the Global Environment in 2025\n(Part 1 of 2, April 2000)\nIn 1998, the Greening of Industry Network and General Motors R&D began a cooperative envisioning project to develop a shared understanding of the forces of global environment change in 2025.\nThe initial phase of the project identified 36 forces of environmental change themes. The first phase examined the relative importance of these 36 themes and the attention given to them by thought leaders from around the world.\nEnvisioning the Future Global Environment: GM-GIN Workshop Summary\n(Part 2 of 2, October 2001)\nDuring the two-day workshop, participants from GIN's International Planning Committee and from GM R&D discussed the potential implications of consumption, technology and business polices and philosophies in four different scenarios or future worlds. Two surveys on critical global issues and forces of environmental change (see Part 1 above) provided a valuable source of research for the workshop. In addition to gaining insights into how major issues may evolve differently in the future, the combined group developed implications and options for GIN to advance an agenda for a positive global environmental future.\nThe Greening of Industry For a Sustainable Future : Building an International Research Agenda\nJohan Schot, Ellis Brand, Kurt Fischer, January 1997. Free download as a basic part of the Network's mission, the research agenda defines knowledge needs and research priorities in the area of industry, environment and development for the coming decade and aims to provide a clearer perspective on how research priorities are currently developed - and how to improve this process.\nThe Challenge of Going Green\nIncluding a contribution by Kurt Fischer and Johan Schot. Harvard Business Review, pp. 47-50, July-August 1994. In the May-June 1994 issue of Harvard Business Review, Noah Walley and Bradley Whitehead find fault in the \"new common wisdom\" that the incorporation of environmental management strategies into business activity will increase profitability.\nFinding this vision highly unrealistic, they question whether \"win-win solutions\" should be the foundation of a company's environmental strategy. In the following issue, 12 respondents, including the coordinators of the Greening of Industry Network, are asked to comment.\nAvailable through libraries or from the publisher.",
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        "raw_content": "Yolanda survivor Joanna Sustento joins actress Lucy Lawless in protest against Arctic oil exploitation\nBarents Sea, Norway-- Eleven peaceful activists from the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise have taken to the water in inflatable boats with handheld banners to oppose the Statoil Songa Enabler oil rig, 275 km North off the Norwegian coast, in the Arctic Barents sea.\nThe banners say: \u201cPeople Vs. Arctic Oil\u201d and are directed at Statoil and the Norwegian government, which has opened a new, aggressive search for oil in the waters of the Barents Sea.\nClimate change survivor and activist Joanna Sustento from the Philippines, and actress and activist Lucy Lawless from New Zealand, are among the 19 nationalities who have travelled to the high Northern waters onboard the Arctic Sunrise. Sustento wants the Norwegian government to take responsibility for its climate commitments and development of a new oil frontier in the Arctic. She lost her entire family, except for her brother, to Super-typhoon Haiyan in 2013 which left large parts of her hometown, Tacloban, in ruins.\n\u201cIt is hard for me to grasp and accept that a government like Norway\u2019s is opening up new Arctic oil drilling, knowing full well it will put families and homes in other parts of the world at risk. I\u2019m here in the Arctic to see this irresponsibility with my own eyes; share my story about the human consequences of climate change; and call on the Norwegian government to put a stop to this dangerous search for new oil,\u201d said Sustento.\nJust two weeks after signing the Paris Climate Agreement, the Norwegian Government awarded 13 oil companies 10 new licenses in a completely new area, for the first time in more than 20 years.\n\u201cIt is scary to think that super-typhoons could become the new normal if governments like Norway\u2019s allow more oil drilling. I couldn't stop the typhoon that destroyed my home, but Norway could play a role in curbing the severity and frequency of these storms right now. It gives me hope to see that right now people are taking peaceful action for the climate all over the world and holding governments accountable,\u201d added Sustento.\nGreenpeace and the Norwegian organisation Nature and Youth, have also filed a lawsuit against the Norwegian government, arguing that the new oil licenses violate both the Paris Climate Agreement and paragraph 112 of the Norwegian Constitution, which commits the government \u201cto safeguard the people\u2019s right to a clean and healthy environment for future generations.\u201d\nMore than 250,000 people have added their names to support the climate lawsuit, and these witness statements will be used to support the case in court.\n\u201cI can\u2019t stand by, doing nothing, when we know beyond a doubt that we can\u2019t burn a single barrel of oil from a new well if we are to avoid a climate catastrophe. I don\u2019t ever want to look my kids in the eye and explain why I didn\u2019t do all I could to protect them from climate change. It is beyond my understanding that the Norwegian government is giving Statoil a ticket to drill like mad at the expense of future generations,\u201d said Lucy Lawless.\nThe Statoil rig Songa Enabler is currently looking for new oil at the Gemini North license, and is expected to continue to the Korpfjell license later this summer. Both licenses were awarded in the 23rd licensing round that is subject of the court case filed by Greenpeace and Nature and Youth, scheduled for hearing on November 14th, 2017. Statoil and the Norwegian government have decided to go ahead with the drillings despite the legal dispute. -ENDS-\nPhotos from the protest here: http://act.gp/2uhXYjm\nAbout the case against the Norwegian government: http://act.gp/2vrIny4\nPoul Bonke Justesen, Communications Lead, Greenpeace Nordic. Mobile: +45 2629 4938 - please call for interviews with activists and spokes persons on board.\nJP Agcaoili, Communications and Digital Manager, Greenpeace Southeast Asia - Philippines. Email: | Currently in Hong Kong: +85255168414\nstop climate change,\nsave the arctic (campaign title)",
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        "raw_content": "When you visit the same dental practice regularly, you know you can trust the professional service and your dentist gets to know you, your teeth and your individual preferences.\nThe practice keeps detailed records of all clients\u2019 dental health and treatment, and practitioners understand each person\u2019s individual needs. This promotes prevention of dental disease with minimal intervention, reducing the need for major and costly dental treatment.\nA positive experience at the dentist promotes confidence in patients, and brings them back to the same practice for future consultations.\nIf you are new to town or wish to change dentist, there are important factors to consider when choosing a dentist.\nAn excellent professional reputation is a prime expectation of patients of any medical service. If the dentist is widely experienced and recommended by members of your family, friends or colleagues, you can expect a high level of service.\nYour first visit to a good dentist starts to establish a relationship, which will probably last for many years. So it\u2019s important you like the people you are consulting about your oral health, and trust them to treat you with care.\nFor a holistic approach with prevention-based treatment, and a professional, compassionate and caring service from all staff, Harter Family Dental Care is the practice of choice for a growing number of people in Albany and the Great Southern.\nThe above form is an interactive form that can easily be filled in on your desktop computer. If you need to complete the form on a mobile or tablet device, you\u2019ll first need to install the Adobe Acrobat Reader App for either iOS or Android.\nAlternatively, contact us to post you a copy or you can print it and complete by hand.",
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        "raw_content": "Family, Friends of Murdered Sheriff Speak at Killer's Sentencing\nRobina Browne\nHONOLULU (KHNL) -- Tears flowed, as family and friends of a murdered state sheriff spoke at the killer's sentencing on Oahu Tuesday.\nYou could hear a pin drop, as a slain sheriff's family, friends and co-workers enter the courtroom with heavy hearts.\nRobina Browne says her son, 27-year-old Daniel Browne-Sanchez, was a thoughtful and compassionate man.\n\"Nothing bad can happen to me anymore because it has happened,\" she told the convicted murderer. \"You shot and killed my son.\"\nWearing a bullet-proof vest and armed with a semi-automatic pistol, Patrick Lorenzo stormed into Osake Sushi Bar and Lounge after hours last February, and held up the workers. The victim worked there part-time.\nHis mother recalls the last things he said to her.\n\"'Love you. I'll talk to you later,'\" Browne recalled her son saying. \"He never had that opportunity to get back to me.\"\nLorenzo was convicted on multiple counts, including second-degree murder. Prosecutors want him to serve the prison terms one at a time. That would mean a life sentence, plus another 130 years.\n\"Remove the velvet gloves and summon the punitive authority that has been conferred upon (this court) by statute, and fashion a sentence that will come down on Mr. Lorenzo in the shape of an iron fist,\" Scott Bell, deputy prosecutor, urged the judge.\n\"We believe that a consecutive sentence in this, in this situation would be unjustified as well as unconstitutional,\" Walter Rodby, defense attorney, said.\nThe judge grants the request for back-to-back sentences, and also hands down a mandatory minimum term of 50 years. The 33-year-old will be 83 before he can even think about the possibility of parole.\n\"You bring unprecedented tides of danger to the shores of our community,\" Karl Sakamoto, Circuit judge, said. \"And the court is not going to risk another life.\"\nThe victim's family and friends are satisfied with the punishment.\n\"Hearing that sentence does help ease a little bit,\" Lt. Mike Oakland, victim's colleague, said. \"But it doesn't, it won't bring Dan back.\"\n\"Now it's time to live with this on my own and to manage my life without Daniel,\" the victim's mother said.\nLorenzo did not make any statements of remorse in court. His lawyer says that's because he plans to appeal his case.",
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In drawing the distinction between \"the legal\" and \"the moral,\" I argued that individuals have the right to do anything with their own bodies and property whether or not those actions are \"moral\" by some standard. Women have a right to undergo any medical procedure they wished to have performed upon their own bodies whether or not the morality of the procedure was questionable. Morality is a matter of individual conscience, not of law.\nA more seasoned feminist took me aside and urged me to stop mentioning 'moral reservations.' Such statements, I was told, gave ammunition to the enemy and harmed \"the cause.\" Since then, I have heard manifold versions of this argument regarding every controversial issue I've addressed. \"You should be less than candid, you should quote this study and ignore that one, you should never acknowledge a good argument from the other side\"... My response has remained basically the same. The minute you start ignoring facts, refusing to address arguments, and being anything less than candid, you have lost the debate. And you deserve to. The pro-choice movement has lost the debate on abortion because it has refused to grapple with the moral issues that have come to define this matter.\nWhen is a human life present? When does an individual with individual rights exist? Is it wrong to destroy the potential for life even though it may be lawful to do so? In answering these questions, I remain pro-choice and have a clear conscience besides. In refusing to deal with these questions, feminism has become an ally of the pro-life movement. The mainstream feminist movement has surrendered the moral high ground to pro-life forces: it has refused to enter into honest debate.\nIn the early days (the '70s), when abortion opponents still spoke to each other, I remember how vigorously pro-choice advocates objected to the pro-life tactic of propping blown-up photos of aborted fetuses against the dais of debate. (Ironically, the same women who strenuously objected often tried to prop up the worst S/M photos from pornography during debate on that subject.) The tactic was denounced as a raw appeal to emotions. Well...perhaps there is nothing wrong with that. Emotions are an integral part of every decision we make as human beings. By refusing to deal with the emotions surrounding abortion -- just as it refused to deal with the moral questions -- feminism has relegated itself to the sidelines of debate.\nI want to look at the photographs of aborted fetuses. I want to see the pictures that result from partial birth abortions -- the same photos that have convinced some non-political nurses in attendance to become anti-abortion zealots. If feminists are not willing to look at the practical consequences of their policies, then we should retire from the political arena.\nIn fairness, however, I ask the pro-life movement to honestly confront their own difficult questions. For example, like many women of my generation, I had a first-trimester abortion that was entirely discretionary. By pro-life standards, I am guilty of first-degree, premeditated murder and the doctor who performed the procedure is guilty of the same -- a crime that has no time limit under law. I ask every pro-life advocate: are you willing to subject me to the maximum penalties being imposed for such a crime, up to and including a death sentence? If not, why not? Anything less constitutes an admission on your part that abortion is, in fact, less than the murder of an innocent human being.\nAccording to pro-life doctrine, a substantial portion of an entire generation deserves a death sentence or its equivalent. By eschewing moral issues, feminism has allowed the hideous practical consequences of the pro-life position to stand without contradiction. I am not so generous. Let me repeat my question: are pro-life advocates willing to send police to my home, are they willing to throw me in prison and subject me to the maximum penalty for premeditated murder? If not, then feminists are not the only ones avoiding the difficult questions.",
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        "raw_content": "Mysteries remain, one year after Sherman murders\nThursday marks one year since anyone saw Barry and Honey Sherman alive and still, there are so many questions surrounding their deaths.\nAmong the mysteries is the question of where is Honey Sherman's will.\nThe Toronto Star reports that the document has yet to be found.\nThey report that no one has come forward to say they were given the will for safekeeping and it has not been found in the couple's home.\nBarry and Honey Sherman's shared estate is worth an estimated $5 billion.\nSources tell the Star that Barry's will left everything to Honey and if she died first, the estate would be divided between the couple's four children.\nA year after the deaths and still, there have been no arrests in this case.\nThe Shermans were found strangled in the pool area of their North York mansion on December 15th.\nThey were last seen alive on the evening of December 13th.",
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        "raw_content": "The Welfare State Neutralizes Opponents by Making Them Dependent on Government\nBy Robert Higgs | December 8, 2011Also published in Big Government\nFrom time immemorial\u0097from Etienne de la Boitie to David Hume to Ludwig von Mises\u0097political analysts have noted that because the number of those in the ruling elite amounts to only a small fraction of the number in the ruled masses, every regime lives or dies in accordance with \u0093public opinion.\u0094 Unless the mass of the people, no matter how objectively abused and plundered they may appear to be, believe that the existing rulers are legitimate, the masses will not tolerate the regime\u0092s continuation in power. Nor need they tolerate it, because they greatly outnumber the rulers, and hence whenever they become subjectively fed up, they have the power\u0097which is to say, the overwhelming advantage of superior numbers\u0097to oust the regime. Even if the regime possesses a great advantage of coercive power, its employment avails the rulers nothing if they must kill or imprison 90 percent of the population, because such massive violence would reduce them to the status of parasites without hosts.\nThis consideration long seemed to make sense as a critical element of political analysis, and even today one often encounters it. Something akin to it seems to motivate the current Occupy Wall Street movement and its spin-offs in other venues when they represent themselves as members of the (exploited) 99 percent, in opposition to the (exploiting) 1 percent.\nCertain long-established trends in the welfare state, however, have progressively weakened the force of this analysis. The main element of these trends is the tremendous growth in the number of people (and in their proportion in the population) who are directly dependent on government benefits to a substantial degree. Researchers at the Heritage Foundation have been tracking this development for several years and have pushed their analysis back for several decades. An index of dependency based on this research increases from 19 in fiscal year 1962 to 272 in fiscal year 2009.\nThe Heritage index uses information on almost three dozen important federal programs on which Americans depend for cash income and other support\u0097including housing assistance, Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security, unemployment insurance benefits, educational benefits, and farm-income supports\u0097but it is scarcely a comprehensive measure, inasmuch as the total number of federal programs with dependents is gigantic at present. Of course, each such program has government employees and contractors who run it and hence depend on it to earn much, if not all, of their income. Government civilian and military retirees add millions more to the ranks.\nThe Heritage researchers found that in 1962, 21.7 million persons depended on the programs they included in their index for benefits. By 2009, the corresponding number of dependents had grown to 64.3 million. Adding dependents not included in the Heritage study might easily increase the number to more than 100 million, or to more than a third of the entire population. Thus, the parasites verge ever closer to outnumbering their hosts.\nIt would be a mistake, of course, to lump all of these dependents into the ruling (exploiting) class. The elderly recipients of old-age pensions, the recipients of unemployment insurance benefits, and the beneficiaries of temporary assistance for needy families are, as a rule, as far from the ruling class as one can get. However, to the extent that those who depend on government programs for substantial parts of their income enter the calculus of ruling and being ruled, they are likely to become, in effect, cyphers. They have approximately zero influence on the real rulers, yet they exert virtually no weight in opposition to those rulers, either. Fear of losing their government benefits effectively neutralizes them in regard to opposing the regime on whose seeming beneficence they rely for significant elements of their real income. Of course, for whatever voting may be worth, they vote directly or indirectly in overwhelming proportion for the continuation and budgetary enlargement of the government programs on which they depend. Hence, they help to produce seeming legitimacy for those at the top of the ruling hierarchy\u0097a token of their appreciation for the crumbs their political masters drop on them.\nAs the ranks of those dependent on the welfare state continue to grow, the need for the rulers to pay attention to the ruled population diminishes. The masters know full well that the sheep will not bolt the enclosure in which the shepherds are making it possible for them to survive. Every person who becomes dependent on the state simultaneously becomes one less person who might act in some way to oppose the existing regime. Thus have modern governments gone greatly beyond the bread and circuses with which the Roman Caesars purchased the common people\u0092s allegiance. In these circumstances, it is hardly surprising that the only changes that occur in the makeup of the ruling elite resemble a shuffling of the occupants in the first-class cabins of a luxury liner. 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        "raw_content": "TURIN-MILAN, DECEMBER 11 2017 \u2013 Richard Belluzzo has been appointed partner by Innogest\u2019s Board of directors. Belluzzo, who in the last three years has worked with Innogest as venture partner in the Silicon Valley, now takes a full time leading role in the investment team.\nBelluzzo has developed his career at the highest level in the field of global technological innovation. He worked for Hewlett-Packard for 23 years, becoming executive vice president of the entire Computer Business, then he served as Chairman and CEO at Silicon Graphics. He became Bill Gates\u2019 and Steve Ballmer\u2019s leader for Microsoft\u2019s consumer business until taking up the position of President and Chief Operating Officer of the Seattle Group. Before joining the startup ecosystem, he served as a Quantum CEO for a decade and more recently as CEO and Chairman in Viavi Solution.\nSince the beginning of his collaboration with Innogest, Belluzzo has supported the teams of the most mature portfolio startups in the expansion towards international markets, and towards the US in particular. Remarkable has been his contribution as Chairman at Cuebiq, a startup focused in cutting-edge solutions in the field of business intelligence, which is gaining a leading role worldwide in behavioral marketing.\n\u00abRick\u2019s experience has been an exceptional support for the Innogest team and for our portfolio startups in the last few years. Rick has got to know our startups with their weaknesses, of which he is a strict observer and to which he has always looked with the attitude of a patient problem solver, and with their merits, that he has always tried to strengthen with enthusiasm, positivity and method\u00bb, said Claudio Giuliano, partner and founder of Innogest.\n\u00abRick is an extraordinary person on both professional and human level. We are delighted to have convinced him to take on an even more incisive role in helping not only Innogest, but the entire Italian innovation ecosystem to look forward to international growth opportunities\u00bb, said Innogest\u2019s partner Stefano Molino.\n\u00abI am very excited to be a part of the Innogest team. I look forward to helping to expand and extend Innogest leadership in Italy, as well as in the US\u00bb, commented Richard Belluzzo.\nInnogest is a Venture Capital firm founded in 2006 and based in Turin, Milan, Geneva and San Francisco. It currently manages about \u20ac200 million of capital, investing in Digital and Lifesciences innovative companies.\nPosted on 11 Dec 2017 Digital, press releases, Richard Belluzzo",
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        "raw_content": "Paranormal Pets Podcast Show on Petliferadio.com: Live from Necronomicon October 2018:\nSegment starting at 15:45, talking about supernatural animals and their relationships to the main characters like the Hellbeast lamb and Ad Astra the kitty spiritual guide...https://www.petliferadio.com/paranormal.html\nPromote Horror interview on THE LAMB WAS SURE TO GO, conventions, Zombie Outbreak, and more...promotehorror.com/2018/05/21/interview-with-author-jackie-sonnenberg/\nHorror Society spotlight feature: www.horrorsociety.com/2018/04/30/now-available-on-amazon-the-lamb-was-sure-to-go-by-jackie-sonnenberg/\nFun at Conventions and Events\nLamb promoting his story at the Gods and Monsters Halloween event\nBottoni on the event stage!\nBest Craftsmanship winner in the costume contest!\nSinistra and Destra are Bottoni's friends that help him move along...\nPromoting \"The Slit-Mouthed Woman\" story in costume at Spooky Empire!\nPanel of live story reading at Spooky Empire\nAuthors table at Spooky Empire\nInterview with Come See Orlando in the \"People of Orlando\" section about MY SOUL TO KEEP and haunt acting at Zombie Outbreak and The Shallow Grave:\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhbmTXRSsk8&app=desktop\nDaily Herald feature story and video highlighting haunted house acting and the early stage of a work-in-progress: http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20141024/news/141028953/\nMY SOUL TO KEEP Book Reviews\nBook Randomness\nhttp://linsperspective.com/2017/01/12/review-my-soul-to-keep/\nYoung Adult Book Madness\nhttps://youngadultbookmadness.wordpress.com/2016/07/21/review-my-soul-to-keep-by-jackie-sonnenberg/\nBook Junkie Reviews\nhttps://abookjunkiereviews.wordpress.com/2016/10/28/review-my-soul-to-keep-by-jackie-sonnenberg/\nhttp://www.horrorsociety.com/2016/08/23/soul-keep-book-review/\nhttps://a-creative-mind.com/2016/06/05/my-soul-to-keep-by-jackie-sonnenberg-review/\nRavenous Monster\nhttp://www.ravenousmonster.com/books-comics/soul-to-keep-book-review/\nHorror Writers.com\nhttp://www.horror-writers.com/book-review-my-soul-to-keep-by-jackie-sonnenberg/\nAll That Glitters Book Reviews\nStoreybrook Reviews\nhttp://storeybookreviews.com/2014/02/review-all-that-glitters-by-jackie-sonnenberg/\nThe Pen & Muse Book Reviews\nhttp://thepenmuse.net/2013/12/27/review-glitters-jackie-sonnenberg/\nPiece of My Mind Blogspot\nhttp://bgtell.blogspot.com.au/2013/12/all-that-glitters.html\nAuthor Geri Ahearn's Book Reviews\nhttp://www.authorgeriahearnsbookreviews.blogspot.com/\nSunshine & Mountains Book Reviews\nhttp://sunshineandmountains.wordpress.com/2013/09/30/review-all-that-glitters-by-jackie-sonnenberg-a-new-release-with-a-twist/\nBookworm Diaries Blog\nhttp://bookworm-diaries.blogspot.com/2013/09/arc-review-all-that-glitters-jackie.html\nLinked Local Network\nhttp://www.linkedlocalnetwork.com/blog/2013/09/23/book-review-all-that-glitters-by-jackie-sonnenberg/\nhttp://www.freshcoffeeblog.com/2013/12/all-that-glitters.html\nhttp://www.examiner.com/review/book-review-all-that-glitters-by-jackie-sonnenberg\nBook Randomness Interview\nhttp://linsperspective.com/2017/01/20/interview-with-jackie-sonnenberg/#comments\nThe Pen & Muse\nhttp://thepenmuse.net/interview-with-author/\ufeff\nLovely Books Promotions\nhttp://lovelybookpromotions.com/?p=97\nAuthor Tease Readings Blog-Interview\nhttp://authorteasereadings.wordpress.com/2013/07/14/todays-tease-jackie-sonnenberg/\nWattpad Author Collections- Interview\nhttp://www.wattpad.com/21583267-book-interviews-all-that-glitters-by-jsonnenberg\nGuest spot on the \"My Buddy Butch\" radio show. Host Jeff Marginean interviews Jackie on her book How to Raise Your New Puppy in a Cat Family.\n(Older) Other Writings\nExaminer Column\nArticles on book and publishing news, book reviews, author spotlights, author Q&A sessions and more!\nLiterary column on Examiner",
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        "raw_content": "For Member's Meetings Presentations\nJPYC Member Roster/List\nOther Internal Information\nBecoming a member \u2014\nResident Membership: Open to any boater having a boat permit to moor in Lake Michigan harbors. Membership includes member, spouse, and dependent children at same address.\nAssociate Membership: Persons demonstrating an interest in the purpose activities, and affairs of the Club, and/or is a crew member of a Resident Member's yacht, and may have a partial interest (ownership) in a yacht. Membership is an individual membership (i.e., does not include family members).\nWater Sports Membership: Open to anyone age 26 and over; Ownership of a water craft, jet ski, canoe, kayak, kite board, SUP, dinghy sailboat under 16\u2019.\nNon-resident: Former Resident or Associate Member who permanently keeps a boat in a Lake Michigan harbor in Illinois or Indiana, and who resides more than 75 miles from the Club.\nJunior: Person not less than 12, not more than 20 years of age and may own a yacht or interest therein.\nIntermediate Membership: Person age 21-25.\nSenior Members: Over thirty consecutive years of membership. Resident Members pay Non-Resident dues. After forty-plus years of membership, you are exempt from dues.\nThere are also Intermediate and Honorary memberships.\nClick here to download a JPYC Application\nBecoming a member of the Club offers many advantages:\nFriendship and camaraderie - Make new friends who share your passion for boating. From time to time members share winter trips to the Caribbean or ski resorts.\nSocial events and food service - We enjoy social events throughout the year. On the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, the Club holds its Opening Day ceremonies and fleet review, followed by lunch. During the season breakfast and lunch are available in the galley on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, and there are cookouts on Wednesday evenings. Once a month during the season there's a Saturday buffet dinner with entertainment. The lunches held during the spring and fall work parties have become a special tradition. A festive dinner is held each December. There are also occasional pot-luck dinners during the off-season.\nSail racing - We have a low-key racing program for sailboats including Wednesday night Beer Can races. Those who'd like to try racing are invited to learn by crewing for more experienced skippers. Skippers looking for a more relaxing experience enjoy cruising Lake Michigan with other JPYC boats.\nReduced fee mast stepping and removal - $50 per mast, each time, as opposed to the $4.50/foot non-members are charged. The savings on raising and lowering a 35' mast would cover almost a third of the annual dues.\nMast storage - For a small fee, members may store their masts during the winter on racks owned by the Club.\n24-hour access - During the season, members have 24-hour access to the clubhouse, the workshop, and the ice machines. At other times access may be arranged by appointment. The facilities include restrooms, lockers, and showers. There is a TV/VCR unit in the dining room. The club is equipped with #WI-FI, inside and outside. If you are on your boat in the summer you can use the wireless access - for members. At times when the space is not being used for Club activities, members may use the facilities for private parties. There is a modest fee to cover maintenance.\nUse of club equipment - Qualified members may use the Club's equipment including keelboats, sailing dingies, bikes, kayaks, paddle boards and more.\nReciprocal privileges - Through the Club's listing in the \"Register of American Yacht Clubs\" of the Yachting Club of America, our members are welcomed at over 200 yacht clubs throughout the United States. Visit a local club when vacationing or traveling on business.\nRepresentation - Club representatives meet regularly with Westrec, the Chicago Yachting Association, the Chicago Police Marine Unit, and the Coast Guard. Members' concerns are voiced at these meetings\nHelp and Advice - Many members have broad boating experience and expertise. There's always someone to share knowledge and opinions about choosing a boat or marine equipment; operating or storing a boat, places to cruise, local shopping and dining opportunities, and things to do in the neighborhood and City in inclement weather.\nThe Club relies on volunteers for the many tasks needed to keep the Club operating efficiently and to keep dues at a reasonable level. There is one full-time employee, supplemented with part-time help as needed. The board of directors is elected at the annual meeting in December, and there are many committees to plan and execute the events which make for an enjoyable year. All members are encouraged to help with the governance and operation of the Club.\nJPYC Application (Download) (Online)\nJPYC Membership\n\"If you are a member, you are a volunteer.\"\n\u2014Commodore Mary Avellone",
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        "raw_content": "At least 8 cases of sex with people under 16 reported daily\nSUPERINTENDENT Charmaine Shand, head of the constabulary's Centre for the Investigation of Sexual Offences and Child Abuse (CISOCA), says the issue of people having sex with persons under 16 years old continues to be a challenge.\nIn fact, she said yesterday that at least eight cases of sexual intercourse with a person under the age 16 are reported in the parishes of Kingston and St Andrew daily.\nThe superintendent said, too, that the offence, which is a breach of the Sexual Offences Act, is usually reported after the teenager has been impregnated.\n\u201cThe majority of cases reported to CISOCA accounted for sexual intercourse with a person under the age of 16. Some of these cases are referred to... Child Diversion Programme [which] is merely a programme that keeps child offenders from the penal justice system and introduces them to a reform system that offers counselling and seeks to steer them on a path which will enable them to understand the implications of engaging in early sexual activities,\u201d the CISOCA head said.\nThe superintendent of police made the revelation at The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona/UNESCO Philosophy Day at The UWI in Kingston yesterday.\nStudents from St Andrew Technical, Meadowbrook, Papine, Garvey Maceo, and Waterford high schools participated in the activities, which were conducted under the theme: \u201cNo Abuse, No Harm: Each Child is the Future\u201d.\n\u201cThe Centre for the Investigation of Sexual Offences and Child Abuse is primarily concerned with the investigation of sex crimes against children. Some of the offences that we investigate are rape, sexual intercourse with a person under 16, incest, grievous sexual assault, buggery, sexual touching, sexual grooming, forcible abduction... so up to October 31, 2018, CISOCA appreciated 1,700 reports of sexual offences and child abuse and these are against children. There is another figure that includes adults, with Kingston and St Andrew accounting for over 800,\u201d Shand said.\n\u201cWhilst we conduct investigations into matters that are reported, we aim to create an atmosphere that will encourage persons to make reports to enhance the rehabilitation of victims through counselling and to conduct public education programmes in school,\u201d she added.\nMeanwhile, minister of state in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information Floyd Green urged the students to abstain from sexual activities.\nResponding to a question posed by Waterford High student Tristan Chin, Green explained that every act of having sex with a person below the age of 16 is a crime.\nGreen, who is also an attorney, said: \u201cEven if you had sex 10 times and then on the 11th time she makes a report, right? If she reports that 11th time is a crime; if she reports all of the 11 times, every one is a crime. So it's 11 counts... so you have to appreciate that it is a serious thing.\n\u201cDon't rush these things. Let me tell you, it's not running away, and I am going to be honest with you, there is much more. Don't rush it because some of the problems, it's not worth it. So even when we say Child Diversion (Programme), it don't make sense you going to have to get somebody to counsel you... Don't rush it,\u201d the minister urged the students.\nThe minister also made it clear that their desire to engage in sexual activities is natural.\n\u201cLife is there, don't worry. If it is that you are looking for, don't worry about it; it will come, leave it alone,\u201d he continued.",
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        "raw_content": "Walking in Support of Those Who Struggle with Mental Illness\nMental illness can be cruel. My brother Thomas had the family\u2019s highest SAT score, but he could not finish college. He can do well for months at a time and then become weak, confused, and completely unfocused.\nEach year during Mental Health Awareness Month, the National Alliance on Mental Illness sponsors a walk at Railroad Park in Birmingham. Most people who suffer from mental illness are not dangerous, but their lack of social awareness and tact can scare away those who might want to befriend them. Most people who have mental illness are not helpless, but they need some help. Cutting funding for mental health and putting the mentally ill at the mercy of slumlords and the local police is not a policy, but something worse than a public scandal.\nAt the walk I met Jim Foster (next to me in the middle of photo and wearing a broad-brimmed hat), who helps run a meal and ministry program for the mentally ill on Sunday afternoons at South Highland Presbyterian Church, where there are many unsung heroes for the mentally ill.\nWalking in Support of Those Who Struggle with Mental Illness was last modified: July 26th, 2016 by jbglilyGG",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Articles / Divorce Proceedings: Understated Business Income\nTax returns and other sources such as variance analysis, internal control, credit cards, materiality.\nBusiness Tax Returns vs. IRS\nGetting Information From Other Sources\nIt is not unusual to see business income significantly decrease during the course of a divorce. This can happen for numerous reasons. The owner is understandably distracted by the divorce itself. Divorce is threatening. Dealing with attorneys and the court system is distracting and threatening. The entire process takes the owner\u2019s mind off his business, and the result can be lost sales or other business inefficiencies.\nOwners can be distracted by new relationships. The relationship that caused the divorce or a relationship started after the separation can distract an owner. The result is that the business operation can suffer because of the physical or mental absence of the owner.\nThe owner may be afraid of losing contact with his children and become super mom or dad, seeing the children much more than he or she did during the course of the marriage. This means time away from the business usually with a resulting drop in income.\nThe parents can also intentionally reduce the income of their businesses. Parents refusing to accept contracts or delaying the acceptance of contracts (sandbagging) are not unheard of. Loading up on supplies, prepaying expenses or misstating inventories can also be used to understate income. Parents can also charge personal expenses to the business or fail to report income earned. All of these situations can understate business income during a divorce.\nBUSINESS TAX RETURNS VERSUS THE IRS\nThe tax returns filed by the business owner may have to be investigated and consequently adjusted to include unreported income or to exclude expenses unrelated to the business. The adjustments made are in response to local child support enforcement rules or simply to reflect the true economic income of the business. The adjustments made may or may not reflect compliance with IRS (Internal Revenue Service) regulations. However, the perceived risk is that any investigation will reveal items that are not in compliance with IRS regulations.\nHEADS UP: On no less than three occasions, I have had ex-wives who were angry at their ex-spouses, the system, and the universe in general, turn their offending exes over to the IRS. The result was uniform. The IRS did nothing. Even when the IRS was handed the package in evidentiary form and all they basically had to do was make the adjustment, they declined any type of action. It could be that during that time the IRS was taking a lot of heat from the public because they had abused some of their power and they didn\u2019t feel like taking on another problem. Or it could be that the IRS gets slurries of ex-spouses turning each other in and have found that such actions are usually based on revenge and not actual tax reporting fraud. But for whatever reason, I have found the IRS reluctant to get involved in these types of situations.\nIn addition, I have reviewed the audits of IRS agents on several occasions. Since my reviews of the businesses in question were very similar to that performed by the IRS, I was able to compare the adjustments I had made to theirs. I found adjustments that I did make for child support determination purposes and would have made based upon my knowledge of IRS regulations if I had been an IRS agent. I considered that either I did not understand the regulations, did not understand the audit procedures performed by the IRS, or had missed the point completely. In any case, when someone now asks me how the IRS would handle a particular issue, I can respond with a clear conscience, \u201cI don\u2019t know.\u201d\nThe business owners who are investigated and their spouses have one thing in common; they are reluctant to disclose questionable business practices for fear those practices will become known to the IRS. This situation is both a lever and a lock. It can force a business owner into major concessions concerning his or her income. It can also keep the investigator from the information needed to determine a fair income for child support.\nConsequently, this is a type of risk assessment and the first step in the process is to recognize how the information concerning the business operations could get to the IRS. If the matter does not proceed to court, information could only get to the IRS through the parties involved in the divorce or child support modification process. These normally include the parties, attorneys, CPA, mediator, and financial investigator.\nThe parties usually have no desire to involve the IRS in their situation. Or if they do, they are normally informed by their advisors that starting another war in the midst of a divorce is an incredibly bad idea. This leaves the attorneys, any CPA involved, mediators and the financial investigator. Except in rare circumstances, all are bound by strict rules of confidentiality. Attorneys have attorney-client privilege and cannot reveal client confidences. The CPA for the business and mediators have strict rules of confidentiality and can only be made to reveal confidential information if ordered to do so by a court. Financial investigators such as independent CPAs, Certified Fraud Examiners, or investigators within child support enforcement agencies also have rules of confidentiality, and those rules can only be overridden by court order.\nTherefore, the parties do not have an incentive to reveal the operations of the business to the IRS and all other parties normally involved are bound by various rules of confidentiality. The risk of disclosure in this regard is therefore very low.\nThe situation changes if the matter proceeds to court. In that case everything becomes a matter of public record. Unless sealed by the court (a rare action), all testimony, schedules, and documentation become available to the public. This means that, conceivably, the IRS could go to public records of this nature to obtain information to adjust tax returns.\nJudges also become a variable in the risk assessment. Judges are not bound by rules of confidentiality. Therefore, they could refer the parties to the IRS or require them to file amended tax returns. There may be laws, policies or individual quirks that govern whether or not a judge will interact with the IRS. Investigators should be aware of these factors. However, in reality, most judges are so overburdened that they do not consider becoming voluntarily involved with the IRS an effective use of resources.\nThe best way to avoid having any possible problems being made public is to make the adjustments to the income and then have the parties stipulate to the adjustments. This means that an investigator can have a one line adjustment on his or her income summary that says something as simple as, \u201cIncome Adjustment.\u201d By agreement, neither attorney asks about the adjustment during trial, and the problem is not made public.\nHEADS UP: In a situation similar to that outlined above, I did have one judge ask me about the adjustment. I simply told him that the adjustment represented items that the parent had claimed on their tax return that were not allowed in computing child support. If he had asked me what the IRS would think about the items that had been claimed, I would have told him the truth: \u201cI don\u2019t know.\u201d\nHEADS UP: The IRS makes provisions for spouses of taxpayers who misstate their tax returns. Depending upon the circumstances, the IRS may determine the spouse is innocent of any liability for the misstated return. They may also separate the liability between the couple or may make a decision based on equity (what is fair in the circumstances). These categories are called respectively, Innocent Spouse, Separation of Liability, and Equitable Relief. The provision can be used to elicit cooperation from an otherwise reluctant spouse of the business owner. For further information, refer to IRS Publication 971).\nThe key to interviewing is to establish a rapport with the party being interviewed. This is most easily accomplished by being friendly, straightforward, and respectful. Most parents are not criminals and do not deserve to be treated as such. It also helps to quell the fears of the parent being interviewed. A father who owns a business, for example, fears that the investigator will make ridiculous adjustments to his income that will result in child support payments that he cannot make. An investigator can relieve such fear by saying, \u201cI\u2019m basically here to establish a fair amount of child support. I don\u2019t want you in the situation where you have to pay too much, and I certainly don\u2019t want your children hurt by not having enough money to live on.\u201d\nThe other fear the parent may well have is that, as indicated above, the parent\u2019s tax return may not be in compliance with IRS regulations. The parent fears that he or she will have to deal with the IRS, or explain the tax return to the court, or both. The investigator can assure the parent, \u201cI don\u2019t care how the tax return was filed. I don\u2019t know how the IRS would treat any given item in your tax returns. My job is to determine income for child support. I have to insure that all of the income is reported and all of the business expenses are really business expenses.\u201d That\u2019s it. My investigation is confidential. I can\u2019t share the information with anyone but the parties involved.\nInterviewing is about asking questions to ascertain certain information, but it is also about listening. Asking open ended questions or general questions gives the person being interviewed a chance to talk about other things that they may consider important.\nWhat Rentals?\nI was meeting with the bookkeeper for a realtor. We had finished going through the income of the business and I was gathering up my stuff intending to address the expenses the next day. Keeping the conversation going with the bookkeeper I said, \u201cWell, that wasn\u2019t too bad was it? We got all of the revenue done in a couple of hours. It\u2019s nice when it\u2019s all on computers isn\u2019t it?\nShe agreed and added, \u201cIt\u2019d be nice if it was all on the computer.\u201d\nI stopped loading my stuff and asked, \u201cIt\u2019s not all on the computer?\u201d\nShe responded, \u201cIsn\u2019t rental income, income for child support?\u201d\nI responded that it was and simply asked, \u201cIs there something you want to tell me?\u201d\nShe said, \u201cThe checks from the rentals are being taken by the owner and cashed, but you can\u2019t tell him I told you.\u201d\n\u201cWhat rentals?\u201d I asked.\nThe conversation went on for a bit, and I got enough information to know what to look for. The next day armed with the knowledge that there were rentals, I searched the expenses for items that were related to the property. Then, with that evidence in hand, I asked the business owner, \u201cI seem to have expenses related to rental property that you own. However, I can\u2019t see where the revenue is recorded. Can you help me?\u201d\nI had to hand it to the owner, he didn\u2019t flinch. He took about ten seconds to assess the situation and looked straight at me,\u201dYou won\u2019t find the revenue on the books.\u201d\n\u201cOK,\u201d I said, \u201cHow much do you collect from the rentals?\u201d\nHe told me and I made the adjustment. He assumed that I had received my knowledge of the rentals from the expense review.\nIn conclusion, interviewing is an art that is developed through practice. Simply put, the more you do of it, the better you get. However, friendliness and curiosity will often take experienced and inexperienced investigators where they need to be.\nThe discussions to this point have addressed getting information through the usual channels. That is, mainly through the discovery process and interviewing those individuals with relevant knowledge such as parents and bookkeepers. However, there are numerous other means of getting information that investigators can use in their pursuit of facts and information. For example, many times investigators run into problems interpreting parents\u2019 pay stubs. This is because space is limited on the documents, and they are usually designed by computer programmers. Therefore, abbreviations and acronyms are common. This means that the investigator may not understand what line each line item represents and therefore will not know whether or not it is relevant to his or her investigation. The investigator can most certainly go through the discovery process and wait weeks or months for a response. Or the investigator can simply call the employer. The telephone conversation may sound like the following:\nInvestigator: Hi, I\u2019m Nick Bourdeau. I\u2019m working on a child support calculation for one of your employees, and I don\u2019t understand some of the line items on his pay stub. I was hoping you could help me. He wants the calculations done right away, so he can get divorced.\n[NOTE: I did not say I was working for an attorney. I did not say I was working for the mother, and the father was the employee. I did not say the employee\u2019s name. Nothing I said was untrue. I am friendly, and I am slightly urgent in my request.]\nBookkeeper: I\u2019m sorry. All of the information concerning our employees is confidential. Unless you have written permission, I can\u2019t give out any information.\nInvestigator: I understand completely. I don\u2019t have permission to talk to you either, so we\u2019re in the same boat. We can\u2019t talk about a specific employee, but we can talk about things that are common to all the employees. All I need is to understand some of the abbreviations on the pay stub. You probably know what they are because they are on your pay stub. Can you please help me? I need to get this done so they won\u2019t yell at me.\n[NOTE: I put myself on the same level as the bookkeeper as far as confidentiality was concerned, eliminating her fears about getting in trouble. I didn\u2019t have permission to talk to her because I hadn\u2019t asked for it. I again plead for help expressing some urgency.]\nBookkeeper: Like what?\nInvestigator: Well, I think I know what FICA, and Medicare, but what about WWPL?\nBookkeeper: Pension Plan. All employees are required to participate.\nInvestigator: Ok, great. What about GGPA?\nBookkeeper: What did you say, \u201cGGPA?\u201d\nInvestigator: That\u2019s right. Strange, huh?\nBookkeeper: That is strange. What\u2019s the employee number?\n[Right there the bookkeeper crossed the line. We went from talking about general entries on pay stubs to specific entries on one pay stub. However, I do not pause.]\nInvestigator: 97-2536\nBookkeeper: One second. Oh, that\u2019s a bonus incentive for productivity. It\u2019s associated with a large contract we got this year. If the employees beat certain completion guidelines, they receive bonuses.\nInvestigator: Will the employees on the contract continue to receive bonuses?\nBookkeeper: Probably. The managers are getting bonuses too. Word has it they will make sure that they get their share of the bonuses.\n[NOTE: I obtained income information about a specific employee by starting to ask questions in general. I learned that the employee was involved in a specific contract and would be receiving additional revenue from it in the future.]\nInvestigators can commonly get more information that they are strictly entitled to by being friendly, respectful, and expressing a small amount of urgency. In addition, human nature being what it is, simply asking for help triggers a sympathetic response in most people.\nHowever, investigators should be very cautious about obtaining information through deceit. For example, investigators may find themselves in court explaining how they lied to get information. This will immediately throw their credibility into question: \u201cYou lied to get this information. How do we know you are not lying now?\u201d In addition, there may be state or federal laws protecting individuals in some circumstances. If an investigator lies, he or she may end up the target of an investigation instead of conducting one. When in doubt concerning the consequences of a particular line of inquiry, investigators should consult with the attorney on the case or their own attorney.\nWhen analyzing a number of years of tax returns, investigators often perform a formal or informal variance analysis. This means that they compare line items from year to year noting significant changes. In the formal approach, the investigator mathematically compares individual line items. For example, in the last year of operation the business recorded supplies expense of $8,124. In the previous year it had recorded expenses of only $5,369. The mathematical comparison would be:\n(8,124 \u2013 5,369) \u00f7 5369 = .51 or 51%\nThis mathematical comparison is done for each line on the tax return. The investigator then sets a percentage amount that will be reviewed. If that percentage amount is 20%, for example, the contents of the supplies expense would be reviewed. An informal review means that the investigator simply scans the tax return analysis and reviews those items that stand out.\nVariance analyses will sometimes reveal items that create adjustments that are valuable in determining income for child support. More often than not, they reveal changes in, or misclassifications of, items within the line item. For example, in the example above, the difference could be caused by computer supplies, which were previously in miscellaneous expense, being moved to the supplies line item. Changes in classification or even errors in classification do not affect the allowability of a cost. That is, if the cost was necessary for the generation of the income of the business, it is allowed. If it was not, then it is added back to income.\nVery Taxing\nI was reviewing the records of a small machine shop. I scanned the analysis I had prepared and noted that taxes expense increased from around $5,000 to about $14,000. Taxes incurred by a sole proprietorship (entered on Schedule C) are not income taxes. They may be the taxes on the real estate on which the business operates or on the vehicles that the business runs. Therefore, these taxes shouldn\u2019t vary significantly from year to year. Review indicated that the owner had recorded his quarterly estimated tax payments, (1040-ES remittances), for his personal income taxes within the tax expense of the business. These expenses, under no circumstances, are expenses of the business\nAt this point, I could have regrouped and performed a formal variance analysis of all of the expenses and then analyzed all accounts over a certain percentage change. However, I considered that if the owner had made this type of entry, then all expense items had the potential for erroneous entries. Instead, I chose to perform a detailed review of the check register, questioning everything over a year\u2019s period that looked like it didn\u2019t belong. I was correct: the owner had buried personal expenses throughout the expenses of the business.\nBusinesses have systems that are designed to protect the integrity (accuracy) of the records of the business and its assets. These are essentially systems of checks and balances. For example, at the end of the day, the total cash in a check-out clerk\u2019s till is added up and compared to the total rung up on the till. If they do not balance, then the business owner knows something is wrong. Either the clerk has taken cash from the register, or the clerk has made a mistake. In either case, the difference prompts an inquiry that serves to protect an asset of the business (cash) and the records of the business (total sales). The systems of internal control in a business can be very simple, as in the example, or very complex. In general, smaller businesses have simpler systems of internal control that get more sophisticated as the business gets larger.\nThe child support investigator is seeking those systems which are in place that assure that the revenue of a business is all reported and that the expenses claimed are associated with the operation of the business.\nFor example, assume that a business that deals with a lot of cash is being investigated. Assume also that the bookkeeper of the business records as income the sales that are generated by the business each day. Any differences between cash that should be in the till and sales is charged to the owner\u2019s draw account. This means that even if the owner is taking cash from the business, the total sales of the business are not being understated. If however, this system was not in place, there could be a significant risk of income being understated.\nSome businesses do not deal in cash. All of the payments received are in the form of checks. In those cases the investigator\u2019s review of unreported income might be limited. If the business is dealing with regular customers, pulling a check out and trying to cash it without reporting it creates significant bookkeeping problems. That is, the accounts receivable for the customer will not be properly credited, and the business could run into trouble with the customer. Even if the business does not deal with regular customers, cashing checks is a problem. This is because banks generally refuse to cash business checks.\nThe presence or absence of internal control from the perspective of the investigator can also be assessed from the form of the business and its owners. For example, if there are two or more partners in a partnership, an investigator might consider that internal control will be adequate. This is because generally partners watch each other. For example, a partner might be expected to protest if another partner paid for his babysitter with a company check. This isn\u2019t always true. Sometimes partners will agree to pay personal expenses out of the business. In those cases where the partners are related, for example two brothers, the investigator should assume that no internal control is being provided by the form of the business or its owners.\nLarger businesses with many owners usually provide the investigator with the most assurance that the internal control is adequate and the revenue and expenses are being handled correctly. In a small business, an owner has no one to answer to. If he directs that an income item not be reported or personal expenses charged to the business, he has no one to tell him that he can\u2019t do it. In a large business, there are many owners and employees who will challenge inappropriate accounting activities.\nIn some cases the investigator will find that even in small businesses one or two employees will not tolerate improper accounting in spite of the wishes of the owner. Unfortunately, the only way to determine the existence of these individuals is to get into the business, interview them, and test their work. See Bookkeepers in Chapter 18, The Players and the Stages.\nMany businesses use credit cards as an integral part of their operation. The most common use of credit cards is for employees or owners when they are traveling. However, the cards are handy sources of immediate purchasing power or even cash. Therefore, prudent or not, the cards may be an integral part of the actual financing of the operation.\nThe expenditures made by the cards are subject to the same scrutiny as purchases paid for by check. However, credit card use in a business may add an additional layer to the investigation. For example, a questionable checking expenditure starts with its identification in the check register and then the pursuit of supporting documentation which supports or denies its claim as a business expense. The credit card expenditure starts with its identification in the check register. Then credit card statements have to be obtained because the detail in the check register is insufficient. From the statements the investigator selects questionable items. Then supporting documentation is obtained on the questionable items. The additional steps take time and cost money. However, due to the universal versatility of the cards, material expenditures should be examined.\nFor as long as there have been accountants, they have struggled with the concept of materiality. In essence, materiality means whether or not a particular item makes a difference or not. For example, a mistake of $1,000 in sales on financial statements will not make a difference (be material) to a banker making a loan if total sales of the business are $9,888,943. The error is called immaterial, and it will have no effect on whether the business gets the loan or not. However, issues of materiality are not always as obvious as in the example.\nNot only is the concept uncertain, it is also relative. For example, a drop in income of $150 per month is probably not material to someone who has income of $4,500 per month. It is definitely material to someone who only has $790 of income per month.\nInvestigators are always faced with the economic trade offs that are inherent to child support income investigations. That is, they have limited time and resources to make the adjustments necessary to compute a fair amount of child support. However, making the adjustments to perfect income would probably require recreating the books and records of the business. This is not practical, nor is it possible. Therefore, experienced investigators will recognize the reality of the situation and pursue those adjustments that will give them the highest increases to income with the least effort. They also recognize that they will never find all of the adjustments.\nIn conducting child support determinations, investigators should also be aware of the materiality perceptions of the parents. What may seem insignificant to an investigator may be perceived as monumental to a parent and derail the lines of communication between the parent and the investigator. The best way for an investigator to handle the situation is to recognize the feelings of the parent, but also educate the parent as to the realities of the situation. See Battle Lines for an example.\nHEADS UP: There are some individuals (most probably attorneys) that will protest that I am only looking for adjustments that will increase income. Well, let\u2019s think about it. How many business owners seek to overpay their taxes? At a minimum, owners religiously take every exemption they are entitled to. Not to do so may jeopardize the existence of the business and is frankly, just stupid. So consequently, I rarely see deductions that owners have failed to claim. If I do find them, I allow them. The goal does not change based on perspective; I am still trying to determine a fair amount of child support.\nNicholas L. Bourdeau has been practicing in the area of forensic accounting since 1986. He has appeared in court over a 150 times on issues associated with the valuation of marital estates, businesses, child support, maintenance, pensions, fraud, and damages. He has been a contract instructor for the State of Montana Child Support Enforcement Division and consulted with the Division\u2019s Guideline Revision Oversight Committee. In addition to being a CPA, Bourdeau is accredited in Business Valuations by the AICPA and is a Certified Fraud Examiner under the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. He is the author ofThe Determination of Income for Child Support, from which this article is excerpted.",
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Rather, a billboard's location contributed more to the understanding of the distribution of attention in complex environments like roadside advertising. These billboard attributes explained two-thirds of the observed variance in the author's models.\nApplying visibility adjustments to billboard circulation brings into play each billboard's location attributes, creating the opportunity to more accurately measure real audience exposure.\nThe physical attributes of out-of-home structures and their relative position to the driver significantly impact the likelihood that an advertisement on the unit will be noticed.\nDwell time also has a significant impact on noticing advertising.\nVisual saliency shows that great creative content can have a significant impact if care is taken to place the advertisement properly.\nThe biggest advantage comes from great location coupled with great creative content.\nIn attracting consumer attention to an ad, the out-of-home advertising industry has long recognized a billboard's location and visual saliency as critically important (Ephron and Philport, 2005; OAAA, 1983, 2000). Whereas location refers to the placement of a billboard for optimal viewing, such as side of the road, distance from the road, and so on, visual saliency refers to the ability of an advertisement to be noticed based on its visual properties, independent of the structure on which it resides. In the complex visual environments where roadside advertising is typically found, advertisements more likely will be noticed, for reasons pertaining to visual saliency, if an advertisement space includes contrasting colors like red and green, dark and light areas independent of color contrasts, and unique orientations of advertisement components, such as features organized along a real or imaginary axis.\nThe out-of-home advertising industry values its billboards largely through the calculation of audiences seeing the advertisements. The Traffic Audit Bureau for Media Measurement, Inc. (TAB) is the U.S. industry body responsible for assigning media impressions and ratings to each TAB member advertisement location. These measures are based solely on the location of each piece of advertisement inventory. TAB makes no adjustment to allow for the impact of strong creative content or the visual saliency of a billboard. This is primarily because of difficulties in quantifying visual saliency and the expense of tracking each advertisement execution. The current research offered a method to objectively quantify visual saliency's measure and evaluate its importance in comparison to and in conjunction with billboard location attributes. By conducting two research studies, the authors found that a billboard's location, indeed, drives attention to advertising. Moreover, strong creative content, as defined through the researchers' visual salience measure, is most effective when the advertisement is properly located within the driving environment.\nAccording to the Advertising Research Foundation, attention to or noticing of advertising is the first stage at which consumers react to the message found within an advertisement (Ephron et al., 2003). TAB's research used eye-tracking studies to determine whether consumers had focused on the advertising message. But eye-tracking studies have a limited scope: Although they can determine what an individual looked at, they cannot determine why the advertisement captured attention. Was a billboard noticed because of its location attributes or because of its visual saliency? In many ways, the effects of an out-of-home message are significantly confounded with the effects of the medium (Ephron et al., 2003).\nIncorporating visual saliency as a measure of an advertisement's creative execution into out-of-home attention research and teasing out its effects can help answer why certain advertisements are noticed. A growing number of researchers have made this issue a priority within the industry (Taylor, 2012; Wilson and Till, 2012). In attempting to answer these questions, the authors first assessed the impact location has on noticing, using a subset of TAB primary research data. Second, the authors added in the visual saliency variable to approximate creative execution. To do this, they used a novel software program, called Saliency Toolbox (Walther and Koch, 2006), from the confluence of computational and cognitive neuroscience to mimic the human visual attention process (Itti and Koch, 2000; Itti, Koch, and Niebur, 1998). The software identified objects that likely would have received attention due to visual saliency. It offered a significant methodological improvement opportunity for the advertising research field (Milosavljevic and Cerf, 2008), and software like it has been used in several studies to date (Pieters and Wedel, 2004; van der Lans, Pieters, and Wedel, 2008; Wilson, Baack, and Till, 2015).\nMedia Measurement And Out-of-Home Advertising\nThe majority of today's media measurement is still based on people's proximity to programs, editorials, and advertisement content. This means there is no indication whether the advertisements are actually noticed by consumers. This standard often is called \u201copportunity to see.\u201d Opportunity to see is really a proximity measure and not an actual measure of noticing advertising. Although not the only measure of exposure to a medium, opportunity to see is a standard measure across all media. Print measures exposure to its content, and television primarily measures exposure to its programming. The out-of-home billboard version of opportunity to see is circulation. Circulation is defined as the number of people passing by each billboard.\nMany within the out-of-home advertising industry believed its proximity measures were insufficient. This is because out-of-home exposure occurs spontaneously and does not require any overt action beyond being outside and moving around (Ephron et al., 2003).\nTo potentially grow the business, the industry needed a more refined measure that took into account the actual noting of advertisements. Accordingly, TAB developed a more robust measurement system that incorporated a Visibility Adjustment Index used to reduce out-of-home's opportunity-to-see counts. This adjustment provided a metric that more accurately reflected the number of people who likely would see the advertisement. To formulate the adjustment, TAB conducted a study to identify the appropriate variables that affect the noticing of roadside advertising. The results of that study found that roadside advertising more likely would be noticed if it were located closer to the road, located on the right-hand side of the road (in the United States and other right-side driving countries), larger in size, viewable from the center of windshield, and angled appropriately to the road (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2010). TAB collects, calculates, and records the inputs of these variables for each out-of-home advertisement location and then gives an appropriate Visibility Adjustment Index calculation for each advertisement. There is a separate pedestrian study of visibility in use as well, but that portion of the TAB study fell outside of the purposes of the current study, which focused on roadside advertising visible to drivers.\nIn its effort to develop the Visibility Adjustment Index, TAB consulted earlier industry research conducted by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA). These studies proved that billboard attributes do have an impact on noticeability (OAAA, 1983) and that creative content has an impact as well (OAAA, 2000). The latter two studies also proved that color and luminance have an impact on noticing.\nTAB also reviewed work done in the United Kingdom. The U.K. out-of-home industry research body Route, formerly known as POSTAR, was the first to take out-of-home audience measurement into the realm of actually seeing the advertisement. They used static imagery to determine noticing of different out-of-home media and developed a Visibility Adjustment Index model for the United Kingdom. TAB was able to benchmark Route/POSTAR's work, and their results were a guide for TAB's own results.\nTAB made available its Visibility Adjustment Index scores for the current article (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2010). In this 2010 study, TAB collected the initial noticing and reexamining scores for each billboard studied, but only used noticing scores in its 2010 research, as the purpose was to assess whether the board was seen or not seen. Reexamination scores were collected in case something could be gleaned in future research. Noticing scores ranged from the single digits to more than 80 percent, depending on the quality of the location.\nThe primary purpose of TAB's visibility research program was to determine the drawing power of out-of-home structures like bulletins or posters and their physical position, not the power of the advertising on the structure. TAB's measurement system focuses specifically on the location, and not the creative content, because it is neither feasible nor practical to have a measure for creative execution, particularly since there is no way to predict creative quality. In its 2010 study, TAB controlled for creative quality by making sure that a wide array of advertisement executions were included (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2010). TAB also graded the creative execution of each advertisement included in the study based on feedback from a panel of senior executives. These grades served as benchmarks that ensured that the creative content was neither overtly poor nor grand and that it was captured appropriately by the video. By controlling for creative content, TAB acknowledged the need for a further investigation on the noticing of advertisements due to visual saliency.\nLocation and Attention to Billboards\nAcademics and practitioners have identified a number of billboard attributes that influence the amount of attention given to roadside advertising (Taylor, 2010; Traffic Audit Bureau, 2010; Wilson and Till, 2012). These attributes are primarily location based and include a billboard's distance from the road; the side of the road in which it appears; whether it is viewable from the center of the windshield at any point during viewing, called a center approach; its size; and the amount of time in which it is visible to those who pass by it, called dwell time.\nFor obvious reasons, drivers concentrate a majority of their attentional resources on their forward field of vision (Crundall, Underwood, and Chapman, 2002). Task-relevant objects within this field, such as other vehicles and traffic signs, receive the most attention with only occasional glances to task-irrelevant objects, such as roadside advertising (Chapman and Underwood, 1998). When drivers do attend to roadside advertising, research indicates that 97 percent of glances are within 25 degrees of a driver's forward field of vision and 75 percent are within 10 degrees (Beijer, 2002). Similar results have been found in other outdoor advertising environments, such as airports and shopping malls (Thomas-Smith and Barnett, 2010). Taken together, these studies highlight the importance for billboards to be positioned within a driver's forward and narrow line of sight. Billboards located closer to the road or having a center approach more likely will be noticed.\nDrivers make occasional digressions from a forward line of sight to other areas of the driving environment for additional task-relevant information or to simply scan the environment. Drivers have been trained, for example, to look for roadside markers and directional signs on one particular side of the road (Cole and Hughes, 1984; Shinoda, Hayhoe, and Shrivastava, 2001). Scanning the environment for task-relevant information along the roadside creates the possibility for incidental exposure to billboard advertising, and research has shown that advertisements found on the right-hand side of the road in the United States and the left in the United Kingdom have a greater likelihood of being noticed because the advertisement falls within a driver's shifted line of sight (Donthu, Cherian, and Bhargava, 1993; Young et al., 2009).\nAlso promoting increased attention are larger sized advertisements, which are noticed more frequently than those that are smaller in scale (Hughes and Cole, 1984; Thomas-Smith and Barnett, 2010). One eye-tracking study of roadside advertising found that larger billboards received 0.65 glances per sign per subject, compared with 0.06 glances per sign per subject for smaller billboards (Beijer, 2002). And, in a transit advertising environment, larger advertisements garnered higher levels of recall and recognition than smaller billboards (Wilson and Till, 2008).\nThese first four variables are part of TAB's Visibility Adjustment Index and were analyzed previously in a larger dataset and found to be highly predictive of an ad's potential to be noticed at least once by drivers (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2010). The current authors explain shortly that they used a smaller portion of the dataset in this study. On the basis of the previously discussed combination of academic and TAB work, the current authors offered the following hypotheses:\nH1: Billboard advertising more likely will be noticed if it is closer to the road.\nH2: Billboard advertising in the U.S. more likely will be noticed if it is on the right-hand side of the road as opposed to the left-hand side of the road.\nH3: Billboard advertising more likely will be noticed if it has a center approach.\nH4: Billboard advertising more likely will be noticed if it is larger in size.\nTAB's original research (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2010) did not specifically explore the impact of dwell time or the amount of time that a billboard is in a driver's field of vision. In 2013\u20132014, however, TAB subsequently conducted another visibility study that focused on the impact of dwell time on the noticing of both standard and digital out-of-home advertising. TAB released this enhancement in 2014 as Ratings 2.0 (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2014). In the 2014 TAB study, dwell time was measured in the field by driving respondents at different speeds and in different traffic congestion patterns past billboards. It was confirmed that slower passages, which create longer dwell times, do increase the noticing of all billboards. Dwell time is now part of the permanent audience measurement for all TAB-measured inventories. Accordingly, the current authors also offered the following hypothesis:\nH5: Billboard advertising more likely will be noticed if it has a longer dwell time.\nSTUDY 1 METHODOLOGY\nIn Study 1, the authors reanalyzed a portion of the findings from the earlier eye-tracking study performed by TAB and its vendor Perception Research Services (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2010). Perception Research Services, based in Teaneck, N.J., are worldwide experts in eye-tracking technology and have a long history of measuring out-of-home advertising. In that larger study, attention to out-of-home advertising was assessed across both pedestrian panels and roadside billboards. To narrow the scope of their research and to minimize the number of potential confounding variables, the current authors held the advertising format constant, using only billboards visible to those driving. They also added dwell time to the existing mix of Visibility Adjustment Index variables from the 2010 TAB study. Dwell time is an additional dependent variable not previously analyzed in the original 2010 TAB research.\nThe 2010 TAB study recruited a total of 312 subjects in the first stage of the study who were equally distributed across 10 U.S. cities: Akron, OH; Boston, MA; Chicago, IL; San Antonio, TX; Detroit, MI; Enfield, CT; Fort Lauderdale, FL; Hicksville, NY; Phoenix, AZ; and San Diego, CA. Participants were recruited by telephone and mall intercept, screened to have normal vision, and to be above the age of 18 years. TAB had attempted to recruit an equal split of male and female participants as well as a wide array of ages.\nVideo clips for the TAB study had been obtained by mounting a camera at a 72-degree angle inside a vehicle from the driver's point of view as per independent research recommendations (Chapman and Underwood, 1998; Wallis and B\u00fclthoff, 2000). The video had been filmed from a location in the vehicle where its hood was not visible and when there was no reflection from the dash. Because multiple cars had been used across several filming locations, TAB did not want the viewer to be distracted by the hood changing and having sun glare appearing and disappearing randomly during the video loop. Video had been recorded using a high-definition video camera.\nA variety of roads in Connecticut, Phoenix, and Chicago had been selected for filming to be representative of a number of driving experiences, including urban/suburban, old/new cities, and different billboard formats, including old or new structures and pole, building, or wall mounts. Every attempt had been made to ensure the driving video was as natural as possible with the vehicle traveling at the same speed as surrounding traffic and in the center lane if multiple lanes in one direction were present. Filming had occurred at midday in sunny or partly sunny weather conditions to ensure that billboard views were comparable and free of glare across video clips.\nVideo clips varying in length from one to three minutes were carefully merged to create three unique driving sequences. Each video ranged from eight to 12 minutes in length and contained between eight and 11 clips. To minimize hypothesis guessing, some clips contained limited billboards with long spacing between advertisement locations. Each clip faded to black before the next clip faded in to create smooth transitions. A two-second black frame appeared in between each clip. A total of 119 billboards were included across all three driving sequences.\nThe 2010 TAB study brought participants in the ten previously mentioned testing sites into a testing facility at a local mall in their respective city. The facility included a waiting room area and a separate room where the study took place. Participants randomly were shown one of the three driving sequence videos. They were instructed to watch it as if they were the driver of the vehicle. Participants were told the purpose of the video-clip-viewing exercise was to assess normal driving behaviors, which earlier pilot phase participants had indicated was what they believed the purpose of the study to be. No pilot participant believed the purpose of the study was the noticing of roadside advertising.\nVideos were displayed on a new large high-definition television at a distance of about 10 feet, so as to approximate the proper field of view given through a windshield. Participants' eye movements were recorded using an ISCAN ETL-324 eye-tracking system that was mounted to the floor. No headgear was worn. Participants were recorded as fixating on a billboard if they attended to it for at least 0.25 seconds. This minimum threshold was identified by an onsite eye-tracking expert and confirmed by consulting academic research (Sereno and Rayner, 2003).\nTo verify a driver simulation, 20 stimuli across the three driving sequences were included as objects participants must see to be included in the study, for example, a low-flying airplane on the horizon, a passing car, and so forth. Additionally, participants were observed behind a double mirror to ensure participants remained attentive. Six participants were removed for inattentiveness, leaving 306 participants.\nTAB defined the noticing of billboards as both the initial noting of a billboard and the subsequent reexamining of a billboard. These two items formed the dependent variables used in the current study. The initial noting score was measured as the percentage of subjects attending to a billboard once for at least 0.25 seconds while the reexamining score was measured as the percentage of participants noting a billboard a second time for at least 0.25 seconds. All location variables needed for each hypothesis were coded separately in the TAB study.\nFor the independent location variables, a billboard's distance from the road was measured in feet from its base to the closest lane from which it was visible (Hypothesis 1). The side of the road in which a billboard appeared was coded as a 0 for the left-hand side of the road and a 1 for the right-hand side of the road (Hypothesis 2). Whether a billboard was visible from the center of the road was coded as 0 for not having a center approach and 1 for having a center approach (Hypothesis 3). A billboard was considered to have a center approach if it was visible from the center of the windshield at any point during viewing, which was typically within ten degrees of a driver's direct forward-looking glance (five degrees to the right and left of the viewer's eye). Size was measured in square feet of the billboard's display area (Hypothesis 4). A 30-sheet poster would, for example, be commonly listed as 300 square feet (12\u2032 \u00d7 25\u2032). Finally, the amount of time a billboard was visible on the video, an indicator of dwell time, was measured in seconds (Hypothesis 5). The authors calculated the dwell-time measure, as it was not part of the 2010 TAB study.\nA linear regression analysis was used to determine how location attributes influence the initial noting and subsequent reexamining of billboard advertising. Pearson correlations among the independent variables were not greater than 0.37; variance inflation factors (VIFs) for all variables in the regression were less than 1.3, suggesting the absence of multicollinearity or that each independent variable in the current model was measuring unique items (See Table 1; Hair et al., 2005).\nPearson Correlation Matrix (N = 119)\nRegression Results for Noting (N = 119)\nThe results for the initial noting of billboard advertising were significant, adjusted R2 = 0.509, F(5, 113) = 25.587, p < 0.00 (See Model 1, Table 2). All hypotheses were preliminarily supported. Billboard advertising more likely was noticed because of its distance from the road (Hypothesis 1, p < 0.00), side of the road (Hypothesis 2, p < 0.00), center approach (Hypothesis 3, p < 0.05), billboard size (Hypothesis 4, p < 0.01), and dwell time (Hypothesis 5, p < 0.01).\nThe results for the reexamining of billboard advertising were significant, adjusted R2 = 0.520, F(5, 113) = 26.596, p < 0.00 (See Model 1, Table 3). All hypotheses were preliminarily supported. Billboard advertising more likely will be reexamined because of its distance from the road (Hypothesis 1, p < 0.00), side of the road (Hypothesis 2, p < 0.00), center approach (Hypothesis 3, p < 0.01), billboard size (Hypothesis 4, p < 0.01), and dwell time (Hypothesis 5, p < 0.00).\nThe results of the first study generally aligned with the findings from the initial TAB study. Some results differed, however, because the current authors' research used a subset of the data from the original TAB study and added dwell time as an additional independent variable and reexamining as an additional dependent variable. The initial TAB study also presented a multivariate solution while the hypotheses the current authors tested were univariate.\nTo determine visual saliency's role in the attention capture of billboard advertising, the current authors used visual attention theory from cognitive neuroscience to inform their hypotheses.\nRegression Results for Reexamining (N = 119)\nVisual Attention Theory\nVisual attention theory suggests that two factors explain why people attend to objects in a visual scene (Treisman and Gelade, 1980; Wolfe, 1994, 1998). The two factors commonly are classified as bottom-up and top-down. These factors are not only applicable to broader visual contexts but also to more specific advertising contexts (Milosavljevic and Cerf, 2008; Pieters and Wedel, 2004).\nBottom-up factors refer to the characteristics of objects that are prominent within the visual field. People attend to these objects reflexively and involuntarily, often because of an object's size, motion, curvature, orientation, color, and luminance. Objects with these characteristics pop out and are generally the first objects to be noticed when individuals orient themselves to a new environment. In a driving context, objects larger in size tend to be more easily noticed than smaller objects (Hughes and Cole, 1984), as are objects that quickly move in and out of a driver's field of vision, such as pedestrians or other vehicles (Shinoda, Hayhoe, and Shrivastava, 2001). Moreover, objects aligned along a real or imaginary axis that possess contrasting colors and that are brighter or darker than other objects in the visual field more likely will be noticed (Underwood, Humphrey, and van Loon, 2011). In a driving situation, these might include a red sign against a blue sky or a line of orange construction barrels.\nBottom-up processing is done quickly and objects are processed in parallel, meaning that multiple objects can be preattentively processed simultaneously. Bottom-up factors are thought to have the greatest influence on attention immediately after their onset as people orient themselves to the situation or task (Donk and Soesman, 2010; Le Meur, Le Callet, Barba, and Thoreau, 2006). As time progresses, however, attention to objects due to bottom-up factors decreases as task-driven, top-down factors take hold (Parkhurst, Law, and Niebur, 2002).\nTop-down factors are related to cognition and are associated with a person's existing knowledge and expectations about a visual scene (Corbetta and Shulman, 2002). Objects are attended to if they possess task-relevant features (Theeuwes, 2004; Yarbus, 1967). In a driving context, attention related to top-down processing is often is focused on objects containing information that aids in the driving task, such as traffic signs, traffic signals, and objects in the intersection and highway exits (Chapman and Underwood, 1998). Unlike bottom-up processing, which is done in parallel, top-down processing is performed serially and objects are attended to in a particular order depending on the task (Wolfe, 1994).\nVisual Saliency And Attention to Billboards\nThree bottom-up features typically are referred to as visual saliency: color; luminance, which can be defined as intensity; bright and dark contrasts; and orientation, as in objects aligned along an axis. They traditionally are grouped together and researched collectively because they represent the best approximation of the visual features detected early in human visual search. Humans also tend to respond to these factors as a group rather than individually (Borji, Sihite, and Itti, 2013; Itti and Koch, 2000; Le Meur and Chevet, 2010).\nWith respect to out-of-home advertising, visual saliency is defined as the ability for a billboard's creative content, not its physical structure, to be noticed by passersby because of its reflexive or bottom-up properties, meaning its color, intensity, and orientation. Objects, or group of pixels, within the advertisement that have contrasting color combinations (the color dimension); that have stark differences in light and dark (the intensity dimension); and that are arranged along a real or imaginary axis (the orientation dimension), more likely will receive involuntary eye movements. Visual saliency excludes the noticing of objects within a billboard's creative content because of cognitive or top-down factors, like existing knowledge of a scene or the semantic meaning of words, pictures, or graphics.\nObjects that are more visually salient tend to be noticed early. This is because attention is distributed broadly over a visual field so the environment can be assessed and relevant objects identified. With the passage of time, or as tasks become more demanding, however, top-down guidance of attention increases in strength and influence and attention becomes much more focused, often described as a spotlight or window of attention (Chen and Zelinsky, 2006). As a result, the role of visual saliency in attracting attention becomes more limited, but it does not disappear entirely (Theeuwes, 2004). Although objects outside the window of attention become too far removed from focal attention to benefit from visually salient properties, visually salient objects within the window of attention can still attract attention despite the predominance of top-down processing (Mortier, Donk, and Theeuwes, 2003; Theeuwes, 1991; Yantis and Jonides, 1990).\nThe narrowed window of attention is quite relevant to the roadside advertising environment. In this context, drivers primarily focus their attention in their forward-looking visual field where future traffic hazards are likely to be found (Chapman and Underwood, 1998). From a top-down perspective, other vehicles and pedestrians likely will capture their attention. Visually salient objects, however, such as billboard advertising, also may capture attention. This is especially true for billboards with a center approach as it places the advertisement within the driver's forward-looking window of attention. Center-approach billboards with contrasting colors, dark and bright areas, and variation in object orientation likely will capture attention.\nAlthough drivers need to concentrate their narrowed window of attention on their forward-looking visual field, they may also need to scan the environment for street signs and other directional information. Drivers have been trained to look for task-relevant signage close to the road and typically on one side of the road (Trick, Enns, Mills, and Vavrik, 2004). Billboards with visually salient advertising located within a driver's shifted window of attention may then capture this attention.\nResults from the first study confirmed that billboards placed within the driver's window of attention more likely would be noticed. Specifically stated, placing a billboard closer to the road, on the right-hand side of the road (in the United States), or with a center approach will help position the billboard within a driver's window of attention and thus create the most optimal situation for noticing. A billboard's ability to attract attention in these circumstances may be greatly enhanced by the visual salience of the creative message it carries. Billboard advertising that possesses contrasting colors, bright and dark areas, and variation in object orientation within the window of attention will have an increased possibility of being noticed (Mortier et al., 2003; Theeuwes, 1991; Yantis and Jonides, 1990). Higher noticing increases the amount of real processing. Visual saliency outside the window of attention was not expected to increase the noticing of a billboard's advertising. As a result of these theories, the authors offered the following hypotheses:\nH6: Visually salient advertising on a billboard will have a significant difference in noticing when it is located close to the road.\nH7: Visually salient advertising on a billboard will show a significant difference in noticing when it is located on the right-hand side of the road in the U.S.\nH8: Visually salient advertising on a billboard will show a significant difference in noticing when it has a center approach.\nTo test Hypotheses 6 through 8, the authors calculated the visual saliency of advertising from billboards in Study 1 using a computational model for visual attention. The model comes from the confluence of cognitive and computational neuroscience and successfully mimics human visual attention behavior (Koch and Ullman, 1985). The most widely used computational model is the one developed by Itti and colleagues (Itti and Koch, 2000; Itti et al., 1998). It relies on computer algorithms to emulate human visual attention, and its prediction of visually salient objects in images has been shown to strongly correlate with actual human behavior and eye-tracking studies (Elazary and Itti, 2008; Le Meur and Chevet, 2010; Parkhurst et al., 2002; Peters, Iyer, Itti, and Koch, 2005). A Matlab algorithm, called Saliency Toolbox (Walther and Koch, 2006), was used as an interface to Itti and colleagues' computational model (hereinafter referred to as simply the visual saliency model). The Saliency Toolbox is a collection of mathematical functions and scripts used to calculate the visual saliency in an image.\nThe visual saliency model analyzes a static image for the presence of contrasting colors, bright and dark areas, and variations in object orientation. The analysis occurs separately for each of the three bottom-up features by generating a conspicuity map for each variable (See Figure 1). Within each map, the software analyzes the pixelated image using a center-surround methodology. That is, it analyzes a pixel, or group of pixels, and compares it to its neighboring pixels. Areas with significant differences in color, intensity, and orientation are thus extracted from the image as a potential object that is likely to be attended to for stimulus-driven reasons.\nWithin the color conspicuity map, objects are noticed based on contrasting color combinations of red\u2013green and blue\u2013yellow. For the intensity conspicuity map, objects that are expected to attract attention are identified through a group of pixels with dark centers and bright surrounds, or vice-versa. The orientation conspicuity map is created by searching for pixels that are aligned along 0\u00b0, 45\u00b0, 90\u00b0, and 135\u00b0 axis. To determine which object, that is, which group of pixels, is the most salient across the entire image, the saliency model linearly sums the three conspicuity maps into one saliency map. The group of pixels with the highest value within the saliency map is selected as the object that most likely would be attended.\nTo determine the next object that likely would receive attention, the saliency model inhibits the first attended to item, a process that has been demonstrated to occur naturally in human behavior (Posner and Cohen, 1984). This prevents the first object from immediately being reselected as salient. The object is inhibited for approximately 500\u2013900 milliseconds (ms) of simulated time depending on the static image's complexity. Once inhibited, the saliency model recalculates the conspicuity and saliency maps to identify the second most salient object, a process that takes about 30\u201370 ms.\nThe program continues this process until all salient objects are identified and the first attended-to object is reselected. Through the selection process of salient objects, the saliency model creates a scan-path plot, which identifies all objects in the order of their selection (See Figure 2). The number of items in a scan-path plot depends on the image's complexity (for more on such issues see Koch and Ullman, 1985; Itti et al., 1998).\nConspicuity Maps for Color, Intensity, and Orientation and Overall Saliency Map\nAbbreviated Scan-Path Plot\nBased on color, intensity, and orientation, the visual saliency model was set to identify salient objects within a circular focal area having a radius of 1/16 of the image's width (Elazary and Itti, 2008). To determine whether billboard advertising was visually salient, still images from the video from the original TAB study were captured every two seconds. All images containing a target billboard then were analyzed using the visual saliency model and assigned a visual saliency score. If any portion of the billboard's display area was within the focal area and within the first five objects within the scan-path plot, the billboard's advertising was deemed visually salient within that image. Advertising saliency for each billboard then was calculated by summing up the number of images in which a particular billboard's advertising appeared as visually salient and dividing it by the total number of images containing the advertisement. An advertisement visible on screen for 20 seconds, for example, would have 10 images associated with it (one for every two seconds on screen). If an advertisement was visually salient in four of the 10 images, then the advertisement was given a visual saliency score of 0.4 (four divided by ten).\nUsing the first five objects as visually salient within the scan-path plot has support in the visual attention literature. First, it is consistent with other research that suggests bottom-up saliency is greatest just after stimulus onset (Donk and Soesman, 2010; Le Meur et al., 2006; Parkhurst et al., 2002). Second, the first five locations identified by subjects as visually salient are the most similar across subjects, whereas later fixations are not (Tatler, Baddeley, and Gilchrist, 2005). Third, comparisons using the visual saliency model with what people physically label as generally the most interesting object in outdoor scenes correlates the strongest with the first five objects identified as visually salient (Elazary and Itti, 2006).\nTo specifically test Hypotheses 6 through 8, three of the location variables were multiplied by the visual saliency score for each billboard advertisement creating three interaction variables: Visual saliency \u00d7 Distance, Visual saliency \u00d7 Side of the road, and Visual saliency \u00d7 Center approach.\nA linear regression analysis was used to assess the impact the visual saliency of a billboard's advertising had on its potential to be initially noticed and subsequently reexamined. Pearson correlations among the independent variables were not greater than 0.77 (See Table 1). Multicollinearity appears not to be an issue as the VIFs for all variables in the regression were less than 2.5 (Hair et al., 2005).\nThe results for the initial noting of a billboard's advertising were significant, adjusted R2 = 0.201, F(4, 114) = 8.423, p < 0.00 (See Model 2, Table 2). All hypotheses were preliminarily supported. Billboard advertising more likely would be noticed initially if it was visually salient and located closer to the road (Hypothesis 6, p < 0.01), visually salient and on the right-hand side of the road (Hypothesis 7, p < 0.01), and visually salient with a center approach (Hypothesis 8, p < 0.05). Advertising visual saliency by itself was not significant (p = 0.532).\nThe results for the subsequent reexamination of a billboard's advertising were significant, adjusted R2 = 0.164, F(4, 114) = 6.803, p < 0.00 (See Model 2, Table 3). All hypotheses were preliminarily supported. Billboard advertising more likely would be reexamined if the advertising was visually salient and located closer to the road (Hypothesis 6, p < 0.01), visually salient and on the right-hand side of the road (Hypothesis 7, p < 0.01), and visually salient with a center approach (Hypothesis 8, p < 0.01). Advertising visual saliency by itself was not significant (p = 0.856).\nTo address the research question of whether visual saliency adds any additional value beyond the location-based attributes, the authors used an additional set of linear regressions combining all variables into one regression equation. One regression was used to assess the variables associated with all eight hypotheses for the initial noticing of billboard advertising and another to assess the subsequent reexamination of billboard advertising. In the new models, the VIFs did increase from earlier models to 6.0, but they were still below the level of ten recommended in marketing research (Mason and Perreault, 1991).\nThe results for the full model for the initial noting of billboard advertising were significant, adjusted R2 = 0.522, F(9, 109) = 15.324, p < 0.00, but its adjusted R2 was not significantly improved from the previous adjusted R2 of 0.509 for only location-based attributes (p = 0.142) (See Model 1 and 3, Table 2). Six of the eight hypotheses were supported. Billboard advertising more likely would be initially noticed due to its distance from the road (Hypothesis 1, p < 0.00), side of the road (Hypothesis 2, p < 0.01), center approach (Hypothesis 3, p < 0.05), billboard size (Hypothesis 4, p < 0.01), dwell time (Hypothesis 5, p < 0.00), and whether it was both salient and located closer to the road (Hypothesis 6, p < 0.05). Billboard advertising that is visually salient and on the right-hand side of the road (Hypothesis 7, p = 0.17) and visually salient with a center approach (Hypothesis 8, p = 0.39) were not supported. As expected, advertising visual saliency by itself was also not significant (p = 0.39).\nThe results for the full model for the subsequent reexamination of billboard advertising were significant, adjusted R2 = 0.514, F(9, 109) = 14.867, p < 0.00, but its adjusted R2 was not significantly improved from the previous adjusted R2 of 0.530 for only location-based attributes (p = 0.639) (See Model 1 and 3, Table 3). Only four hypotheses were supported. Billboard advertising more likely would be subsequently reexamined due to its distance from the road (Hypothesis 1, p < 0.00), side of the road (Hypothesis 2, p < 0.01), billboard size (Hypothesis 4, p < 0.01), and dwell time (Hypothesis 6, p < 0.00). Center approach (Hypothesis 3, p = 0.06), Visually salient \u00d7 Closer to the road (Hypothesis 6, p = 0.23), Visually salient \u00d7 Side of the road (Hypothesis 7, p = 0.32), and Visually salient \u00d7 Center approach (Hypothesis 8, p = 0.93) were not supported. As expected, advertising visual saliency by itself was also not significant (p = 0.97).\nTo better understand these latter regression results and determine which specific variables contributed the most to attention capture, a relative weight analysis was performed. A relative weight analysis is useful in determining the set of predictor variables that maximize the amount of variance explained in the regression equation, which is different than what regression coefficients provide (Tonidandel and LeBreton, 2011). Regression coefficients explain how a one-unit increase in a predictor variable influences the dependent variable while holding all other variables constant. A relative weight analysis explains the contribution each of the predictor variables has on the variance of the dependent variable. Relative weights were calculated using the procedure outlined by Johnson (2000) (See Table 4).\nAlthough the order of importance for the following variables varies across dependent variables, the relative weight analysis shows that distance from the road, side of the road, dwell time, and billboard size were by far the most important variables in explaining both the initial noting and the reexamining of billboards. Collectively, these four variables explained 72 percent and 75 percent of the total variance in noting and reexamining billboard advertising, respectively. No other variable individually contributed more than an additional ten percent toward this explanation.\nDISCUSSION OF STUDIES 1 AND 2\nA billboard's location and proximity to the driver's window of attention was shown here to be of primary importance. Visual saliency becomes important only when these location criteria are met.\nLocation-based attributes appeared to have contributed the most to the current authors' understanding of the issue. In fact, the F value for the full model decreases quite significantly from the model containing only the location-based variables, which suggests the superiority of location-based attributes in predicting attention to billboard advertising.\nThe initial noticing of billboard advertising was dependent on its distance from the road, the side of the road in which it appeared, its size, it having a center approach, and it being visible for longer periods of time. Thus, the use of location-based attributes was necessary to develop an accurate and meaningful definition of out-of-home media audiences in a roadside context. It is a higher level definition in that it is based on the likelihood of noticing advertisements.\nRelative Weights of Predictor Variables1\nIn the roadside advertising arena, therefore, there is no true definition of audience without understanding each billboard's specific location. In addition to the original variables TAB assigned to its Visibility Adjustment Index (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2010), the current authors added dwell time (the amount of time spent in range of seeing the board) to the list of variables having a significant impact. It was dwell time that connected the contact zone of the respondent to the location attributes of the billboard.\nThis investigation also went beyond the initial noticing of the advertisement and therefore the original purpose of the TAB research. The authors also examined the environmental and visual saliency aspects against the reexamination of billboards. Understanding reexamination is noteworthy from an audience measurement perspective when it comes to applying these findings to digital billboards. Digital billboards have more than one advertisement on the same location. The rate of reexamining is thus a critical input to applying ratings to individual spots within one digital structure.\nThe four location-based attributes that impacted the initial noticing of the advertisement also significantly contributed to it receiving a subsequent glance. Distance from the road, side of the road, dwell time, and billboard size are the factors that assisted drivers in the current study to take another look at billboard advertising. One variable, center approach, had no effect on reexamination in the full model. A possible explanation for this is that advertising with a center approach may be noticed and sufficiently processed in the first glance due to its centrality within the forward field of vision thereby negating the need to reexamine it again.\nVisual saliency was important within the framework of well-positioned locations, but not as important as location-based attributes. This seems to suggest that bottom-up factors have a limited influence on drivers' attention to task-irrelevant objects such as advertising. Rather, top-down factors contributed more to incidental exposure to advertising stemming from billboards' proximity to objects relevant to the driving task. In other words, billboard advertising appeared to be attended to because it was located close to where other vehicles, pedestrians, traffic signals, and directional signage were found rather than due to its ability to be visually salient within its surroundings (Chapman and Underwood, 1998).\nIt should not be overlooked that one visual saliency feature was significant in the full model. The interaction of visual saliency and distance suggests that billboard advertising, which is able to pop out of its environment, likely would be noticed initially if it was located closer to the road. This appears to confirm the presence of a window of attention effect where bottom-up factors are able to capture attention despite individuals engaging in a highly top-down activity such as driving. The importance of the visual saliency and distance interaction variable seemed to all but disappear, however, when its relative weight in the full model was considered (See Table 4). The interaction variable explained 6.4 percent of the initial noting of billboard advertising, whereas distance by itself explained the most at 27.5 percent. Clearly visual saliency was an important consideration when designing attention-grabbing billboard advertising. Whenever possible, however, priority should be given to selecting a more favorable location rather than to designing an advertisement that contrasts with its environment.\nFrom a theoretical perspective, this study has several important implications. First, the visual saliency model offers a method to operationalize a portion of the theoretical constructs associated with attention to advertising. The model easily identifies an important subset of stimulus-driven, bottom-up advertisement features, and its identification can be done without the cumbersome and at times impractical eye-tracking equipment. This is especially important in driving contexts where the use of eye-tracking equipment can pose safety hazards or limit subjects' periphery vision and range of motion. Despite the technological advances in making eye-tracking glasses much smaller and light weight, their use still poses a possible liability in driving situations that some internal review boards likely would not approve. The current authors hope this study not only stimulates interest but also provides a methodology for how the visual saliency model can be used in future advertising and marketing effectiveness research.\nSecond, the study continues the momentum building within the marketing literature by using visual attention theories to better understand the effectiveness of promotional tactics (e.g., Pieters and Wedel, 2004; Wilson et al., 2015). This not only enriches researchers' understanding of marketing phenomena but also provides alternative views in how advertising works. Using bottom-up and top-down factors in the discussion of why and how consumers attend to advertising represents a more sophisticated discussion of attention, especially within the out-of-home advertising research stream. Previous research in this area, while certainly contributing to a greater understanding of the medium, often casually mentions an outdoor advertisement's potential to attract attention without tying it more directly to theoretical constructs.\nFinally, theoretical implications extend beyond the field of marketing and into the field of vision science. Previous research on the window of attention effect only has occurred in the laboratory using noncontext-relevant stimuli (e.g., Mortier et al., 2003; Theeuwes, 1991; Yantis and Jonides, 1990). As such, the current study extends this area of research into the marketing domain and confirms the existence of the window of attention, at least to some degree, in a roadside advertising context\u2014a progression that some authors have highlighted as a strategic imperative in moving the attentional research forward (Shinoda et al., 2001). Indeed, performing replication research is critical to identifying and verifying substantive and empirical boundary conditions (Evanschitzky, Baumgarth, Hubbard, and Armstrong, 2007).\nBy providing visibility adjustments to its circulation measures in order to arrive at audience impressions and ratings, the out-of-home industry recognizes that opportunity to see, while used widely in other media's audience measurements, is not the most accurate measure of audiences seeing advertising. Understanding opportunity to see is just the first part. Applying visibility adjustments to billboard circulation brings into play each billboard's unique location attributes to more accurately measure real audience exposure. No other media measures actually seeing advertising (Ephron et al., 2003). The current article reaffirms that the physical attributes of out-of-home structures and their relative position to the driver significantly impact the likelihood that an advertisement on the unit will be noticed. Furthermore, this article verified TAB's recently completed study that dwell time also has a significant impact on noticing advertising. TAB studies to date verify that this location premise along with dwell time do matter with quantitative facts.\nGreat creative execution as a measure of impact was not part of the original TAB study. The current research demonstrates that identifying good locations is very important for noticeability. There is an incremental finding, however, that comes from the power of creative content, operationalized in this study as visual saliency. Visual saliency shows that content and execution can have a significant impact if care is taken to place the advertisement properly. To get the biggest advantage, great location coupled with great creative content is necessary. It is, therefore, possible and worthwhile to evaluate each unit not only on its location specifics but also on whether the advertisement is considered affective within the environment where it is placed. Testing before locations are selected and then selecting billboards based on the TAB ratings system, including dwell time, can make a difference in overall campaign impact.\nA limitation of this research is that roadside advertising effectiveness was measured using attention given to billboard advertising. The research did not take into account whether the message was processed, retained in memory, or persuasive. Although attention to an advertisement is certainly a necessary condition for message processing, it is not sufficient to ensure that processing occurs (MacInnis and Jaworski, 1989).\nAn additional limitation is that this research used video rather than an in-field study, which makes it difficult to take into account driver speed and the actual distance a billboard comes into view. This may be less of a concern, however, considering other research has found that simulations produce similar visual attention and task engagement results as compared to field studies (Wang et al., 2010). TAB's 2014 field study of dwell time also confirmed the positive impact of this variable (Traffic Audit Bureau, 2014).\nFuture research could manipulate various top-down factors to determine their influence on the window of attention. For example, is it possible to shift the window of attention by altering top-down goals? 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        "raw_content": "Can Kashmiri Muslims living in the valley handle the truth? That is the challenge faced today by Kashmiri intellectuals, media and civil society who are keen on \u201clevelizing\u201d the human suffering and tragedy that has befallen Kashmir. While there is no question that the tragedy has affected all sections of the society, there should be absolutely no question that a peaceful minority of Kashmiri Pandits have fared the worst. Kashmiri Pandits, aborigines of Kashmir, were terrorized and forced to flee from Kashmiri in 1989-1990 because they were condemned as infidels and yet the majority community in the valley maintains its scrupulous state of denial about its communal culture that continues to resist the return of Pandits today.\nLet me begin with an interesting incident in the British Parliament last September where I was invited to speak on the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, with particular focus on the valley. Following my presentation, I was asked by an attendee, the head of the U.K. Hindu Council (HCUK) why I insisted on using the term \u201cKashmiri Pandits\u201d and not \u201cKashmiri Hindus\u201d in my discourse. Did I not wish to identify Pandits with the larger and powerful Hindu diaspora? In reply I mentioned two points \u2013 first, indeed there are Kashmiri Hindus separate from Pandits who settled in the valley during Sikh and Dogra regimes and today are mostly engaged in commerce and in fact serving as a crucial link in providing food supplies and other daily necessities from Indian producers and suppliers to people living in the valley. However, such people should not to be confused with aboriginal Hindus of the valley, most of who converted to Islam during the Muslim rule in Kashmir that began in the 14th Century, nearly 700 years after the advent of Islam in Arab lands. The aboriginal Hindus, the creators of the Kashmiri language, culture, traditions and history are whom we call Kashmiri Pandits. Second, and more importantly, it was almost only Kashmiri Pandits, and not others, who were forced to flee from the valley fearing for their lives in 1989-1990, while non-Kashmiri speaking Hindus, who were engaged in import of essential needs from the rest of India, were spared. In fact, a few among Kashmiri Pandits, who were also involved in big business like valley-wide distribution of tea, petroleum, etc. were shielded by the JKLF (the only insurgent group active then) at the infancy of mayhem in 1989-1990. These business persons were told to pay zajiya (protection money) to JKLF \u201czone commanders\u201d where they were residing, which they did. I know this for a fact from my personal interactions with such people at that time.\nToday, both valley residents (by that I mean Kashmiri Muslims) and those who left the valley (Pandits) have moved on and moved apart. The valley residents express their ritualistic friendly sound bites towards \u201cbrother\u201d Pandits without offering a single credible confidence building measure (political, economic or social) to facilitate their return, and Pandits having experienced intellectual and economic liberation wherever in the world they are residing now, paint their historic forced departure from the valley in the bleakest terms. This chasm will grow much worse over time as valley residents live in their own bubble with real and imaginary conspiracies and truths, a surrealistic world as American diplomats have described to me following their regular visits to the valley. Zealotry and bigotry from one side begets a similar response from bitter forcibly displaced individuals, but Pandits on the whole have put their past behind and are beginning to make their mark in many fields, including mass media and mass communications. Twenty-five years later, history is being written mostly by descendants of those who were forced out, rather than by their elders (victims) themselves. The distance between the two communities is diverging so fast that it is impossible for me to believe that it will change its course. A Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) only works if communities have conflicting narratives but are still living in proximity to each other. Given the ground realities today, TRC will be a meaningless exercise.\nA valley journalist recently sked me about Afzal Guru\u2019s hanging, especially given the fact that his death anniversary was marked in the valley with the same fervor that Kashmiri Pandits outside of the valley marked January 19 as their \u201cHolocaust Day.\u201d I told him that Afzal Guru is an unlucky man. Had he committed any crimes in the valley and especially had he killed a few Pandits, he would have gone scot free just as most senior leadership of the JKLF has even after having made public admission of their guilt. Even today, native Pandits who never left the valley can point to local Muslims who abetted Pakistani Mujahideen responsible for killing of Pandit villagers in Wandhama and Sangrampura, and yet no one has been held accountable so far. Afzal\u2019s tragedy is that he allegedly waged war against India and not against minorities in Kashmir. Not unexpectedly, leftist civil society NGO\u2019s in New Delhi, who chose to ignore the plight of Pandits when they were languishing in refugee camps, are vigorously campaigning for Afzal Guru.\nAnd therein lays the crux of the Pandit conundrum. It is not a Government of India or a Delhi issue. It is a J&K Government and a valley issue. No government in New Delhi, BJP led or otherwise, can bring justice and healing to Kashmiri Pandits the way local people and local administration can. It is the people of the valley and their state Government that has responsibility and means to do so, but has steadfastly remained in a state of denial so far offering little more than rhetoric and lip service. Kashmiri leadership, be it Abdullahs, Muftis, Geelanis, Maliks and Shahs, are all indistinguishable from each other \u2013 individually they are all kind and considerate to subjects who show up at their doors (including Pandits), but collectively they have offered very little, if anything, to promote the return of Pandits to the valley. The results are unassailable. Kashmiri Pandits who stayed in the valley and bore the brunt of insurgency and violence are finally packing their bags as most political and economic doors are slowly shutting down behind them. When the civilian government returned to the valley following the Governor\u2019s rule in 1996 there were about 17,000 Pandits living in the valley. Today that number has dwindled to fewer than 4,000.\nOf course, this means nothing to valley Muslims as their minds and priorities are focused on their own future be it political, economic or social. That is understandable. So let us move on. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Opinions / Is our population growth sustainable?\nIs our population growth sustainable?\nJuly 16, 2018\tOpinions Leave a comment 1,877 Views\nFinally, the report from the Population & Housing Census of Bhutan conducted in May 2017 (PHCB-2017) is released. The total population as recorded on the census reference date (30 May 2018) is 735,553, which include 53,833 non-Bhutanese, among which 8,408 are tourists who were on the move that day.\nThe report states that all the analysis was carried out based on the population of 727,145 (Male-380, 435; Female-346, 692) after excluding those 8,408 tourists from whom limited data could be compiled. After excluding the non-Bhutanese population (53,833), the effective total Bhutanese population counted on the census day is 681,720 only (Males-341, 881; Female-339, 839) resulting to the overall sex ratio of the Bhutanese population to 101 males per 100 females. The spread of the Bhutanese population between urban and rural is 37.6% (31% in 2005) and 62.4% (69% in 2005) respectively, confirming the increasing rural-urban migration. As per the Bhutan at a Glance Report 2017 (BGR-2017)published by NSB, the total population of the country in 2017 was 779,666; meaning that almost 97,946 Bhutanese were not counted during PHCB 2017; presumably they were out of the country that day.\nBy considering all the people that were counted on the census day, the population size has increased by 100,571 from that of 634,982 (Male-333, 595 & Female-301, 387), which was recorded in 2005. Over the last 12 years (2005-2017), our population grew at the rate of 1.3% per annum which appears marginally higher than world average (1.09%), however, in absolute figures; the growth was only around 8,400 people annually. With the total country size of 38,394 sq.km, the population distribution is around 19 people per sq.km of land area, which is an increase of just two persons from that in 2005. This is very small compared to population densities in other countries, (Nepal-207 person/km2; Srilanka-334 person/km2; Singapore- 8,274 person/km2; Japan-349 person/km2; Bangladesh-1, 300 person/km2; India-455person/km2.).\nAs per the projections made by NSB in 2005, the Bhutanese population is slated to touch 887,000 by 2030 over the period of 25 years (2005-2030). If we were to achieve this projection by 2030 than the growth rate must be around 1.6% (12,220 people) per annum for next 13 years. Some critics may argue that Bhutan has less inhabitable land and hence slower growth is justifiable. Yet, too slow a growth is also not preferable as it would mean the country will not have adequate workforce to drive economic growth; limited market for produce; slowed manufacturing sector as domestic markets remain stunted while exports will be unviable owing to competition from other countries. Fewer entrepreneurs will result to reduced creativity and hence lesser innovations. When more people don\u2019t come with creativity and innovative ideas, the country will fall behind in producing common goods and services produced by other countries and hence our reliance on imports. Also, fewer people with most of the creation and innovation demeans competition and hence the rise in prices. Thus, it\u2019s important to plan and create conducive environment for a sustained demographic growth in conjunction with the economic and other parallel growths.\nHowever, as per the findings from the PHCB-2017, the population growth is on the decline over the years. For instance, the Crude Birth Rate (CBR) of Bhutan in 2017 is 15.5 (around 16 births for every 1000 population) which was 19.7 (around 20 births for every 1000 population) in 2005. Likewise, the General Fertility Rate (GFR), which denotes number of births in a year per 1000 women of reproductive age, has also fallen from 79.4 in 2005 to 57.3 in 2017. Similarly, the General Marital Fertility Rate (GMFR) has also dropped from 126.5 in 2005 to 92.4 in 2017. The GMFR represents number of births during a year for every 1000 women of reproductive age who are married. The story is not so different with the Total Fertility Rate (TFR), which too has shrunk to 1.7 in 2017 from 2.5 in 2005. The TFR outlines how many children will a women bear during her reproductive life. The TFR is important for determining population growth and it\u2019s crucial to maintain it above the replacement level of 2.1 for a sustained population growth. The report states that our TFR has dropped below this level which if prolonged would lead to more ageing population thereby increasing total dependency ratio and fall in total labor force.\nOver the last couple of years we have seen many people, especially the urbanites, either delaying their marriage and even when married, most chose to have only one or two children. This has happened despite the state providing all sorts of medical assistance and support to all expectant parents. Most rural people I talked to say that rising living costs and expensive educational expenses are the two common things, which discourage them to have more kids. In urban areas, most people say that difficulty in getting someone to take care of their child while they attend to works (office/business) is the main factor that determines the family size. They also say that increasingly young people either delay their marriage or at times even forgo marrying for the fear of not getting someone to take care of their children at the tender age.\nOn government\u2019s part, they have over the years strived hard to outline some mechanisms, like the enhancement of maternity leave to six months, extension of breastfeeding duration to two years. Few government and corporate agencies even went step-ahead and opened cr\u00e8ches in office premises. But such mechanisms have benefited only few, especially those working in the civil service and few corporate entities. People in the private and most corporate sector, which forms the major chunk of working force, are yet to realize the benefits from the enhanced maternity leave. A young couple shared that everything has to be considered before deciding a family. And like many others, for them too, fear of not finding someone to look after their child while they go for work is a matter of serious concern. If something is not done to overcome this problem, most of our future generations may remain unborn.\nIt\u2019s of utmost importance for the government to outline strategies and long term plans to overcome the persistence unavailability of childcare givers. A solution to this problem will surely encourage our people, mostly the working class to have more children. 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        "raw_content": "30th November 2013 1 Comment Written by adjman\nThis week started with chainsaw practice. I took my newly purchased chainsaw down to the yard and was supplied with the proper safety equipment. We went through chainsaw maintenance, checking the chain tension, checking the cutting blades are sharp and filing down the guides that ensure the chain does not bite too deep when cutting. We checked the chain oil and 2 stroke fuel mix and then covered proper starting technique.\nThere are two ways you can safely start the saw, one is on the ground with a foot on the main handle, the other is with the handle locked between your knees. It is important to hold the top handle of the saw with your left hand when starting to avoid changing hands once the saw is running. The choke is set and then the pull-start used to start the saw. Once the saw is running and warmed up the choke can be closed off.\nThe next thing to do is test the chain brake, this is done by running the saw up to full revs so the chain is spinning at full speed and then applying the chain brake, the chain should lock immediately.\nThe next test is to run the saw whilst holding it over a light coloured surface and make sure there is a fine spray of chain oil coming form the chain, this ensures that the oil feed is working and the chain is properly lubricated. If the chain is not being lubricated this can lead to it running hot and eventually breaking, with serious consequences.\nOnce all the safety checks have been carried out the saw can then be used.\nWith all safety equipment on and under supervision, I set about making the first few cuts to an old log in the timber yard. The log had a small branch sticking off (about 4 inch diameter) which was ideal for the first few test cuts. It is important to use the section of the chain on the bottom of the bar, with the saw body as close as possible to the timber being cut. It is important to rest the saw against your leg whilst ensuring you lean slightly back and away from the saw, this helps to ensure that the saw is well supported, but your body and face are away from the saw in case it kicks back. Maintaining a firm grip on the saw is important as when it starts to cut it will inevitably pull a little.\nOnce I had the feel for this we discussed the various ways to tackle different angles and cuts on the log and took off some of the stumps from the main body of the log, using the saw carefully to remove them. We also discussed how you need to maintain the shape of the main body of the tree as if you cut into the heartwood area the logs won\u2019t be worth as much money.\nWe also discussed how a 14\u2033 saw can be used to fell trees that are nearly 3 times the size of the bar on the saw (42\u2033) by using several cuts. The first cut is the felling notch (which determines which way the tree will fall) the second cut is plunged into the trunk on the opposite side of the trunk and then the saw is worked left to right to create a large, open area inside. 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Once the cut has gone as far round as possible, the chain brake is applied and you move to the other side of the log and finish the cut from there, taking out the last piece of wood holding the log together.\nIt is very important to apply the chain brake before moving your feet as this reduces the risk of the chain accidentally running whilst you are moving and not paying as much attention to the chain.\nWhen carrying the saw, it is important to carry it with the chain bar sticking out behind you, this reduces the risk of the saw swinging and the chain hitting the operator.\nWith the saw switched off, the chain cover should always be in place whilst carrying the saw.\nMore practice later as I work towards my NPTC certificate http://www.nptc.org.uk/qualificationschemedetail.aspx?id=342&search=MDAyMDEy\nThe main job today was to fit a bridge over a river. The old bridge had been destroyed by a falling tree and had been removed previously. We loaded up all the tools and timber that would be required for the days work and set out to site.\nOver the previous few days the old bridge had been cleared away and the steel girders to hold the new bridge had been put in place. The stanchions has been assembled and sent away for pressure treating to ensure the wood will not rot.\nA notice had been put up which quoted the legal statute that allows the National Park to close the footpath for reasons of public safety.\nThe first job was to position the stanchions and clamp them to the girders, this is done using one of two methods. The original method was to use a steel plate with a hole drilled in it which is bolted to the underside of the stanchion and then clamped to the girder.\nThe other method uses a section of threaded bar that has been formed into a square section that will fit around the girder. 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        "raw_content": "Theophilus London at Tattoo Queen West\nPhotographs by Dakota Arsenault.\nTo call Theophilus London\u2019s Toronto show on Friday night at Tattoo \u201cunderwhelming\u201d would be an unfair assessment. It was a lot of things. Underwhelming wasn\u2019t one of them \u2013 mostly because I was left with the overwhelming sense that hip hop shows have to be better than this.\nThis was messy, amateur, and hardly worth a repeat visit. Frankly, there aren\u2019t a lot of positives I can bring up in the context of his performance. I don\u2019t think it was phoned in, but I also don\u2019t think it was ever there to begin with.\nLondon himself didn\u2019t seem to be having a great time and was more focused on his image (yes, there was an outfit change) than on the music he was there to perform. He complained, constantly, about the venue\u2019s small stage; the murky sound; the too-bright lights; the weather; and the DJ playing downstairs and he made half-hearted comparisons between the Toronto crowd and the Montreal, New York, and Boston audiences. A slow start to the set didn\u2019t help either, London coming on for a plodding bass line, complaining about the state of the microphone, disappearing until it had been replaced, and returning to restart the show. It was all rather anti-climactic.\nWhile he was right to ask for the Toronto crowd to up the energy, the Brooklyn-based rapper struggled to maintain any sort of his own throughout the duration of a rather entertainingly painful display of hip hop tropes. Girls were quick to scramble on stage to awkwardly dance their way through songs that felt too long and his mumbled banter was only interrupted by equally mumbled, meandering tracks from 2014\u2019s Vibes.\nThe more electronic pop offerings like \u201cHeartbreaker\u201d and the Kanye West featured \u201cCan\u2019t Stop\u201d were far and away the best sounding efforts of the night, but even then and even with the instrumentation of his three-piece backing band, it felt more like hip hop karaoke than an artist with his own artistic vision. But if you ever thought Kid Cudi was too cohesive, then maybe \u2013 just maybe \u2013 you\u2019d enjoy a Theophilus London show.\nWhen your show is upstaged by a guy in a turtleneck dancing like he\u2019s related to Fresh Prince\u2019s Carlton, you\u2019re in trouble. Whether or not Theophilus London is capable of more than the mess he put on display on Friday night remains to be seen, but the audience deserves more than the \u201cI\u2019m so high/sick/over this\u201d shtick he was peddling. My advice to Theophilus London? Hit the rehearsal studio to figure this out before turning it into a public spectacle.\n2015 Tattoo Queen West Theophilus London toronto concert review\nWin Tickets to Sleater-Kinney in Toronto\nNickelback at Air Canada Centre",
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        "raw_content": "For many people, the thought of selling their home can seem like a lot of work accompanied by a long list of expenses. It might seem even more overwhelming if the property is in disarray or needs repair. However, it doesn\u2019t have to be that way! In our latest post, we will explore the ways you can sell your house in Hartford County without any hassle whatsoever!\nWhen selling a house in Hartford County, most people immediately think about hiring an agent and listing the property on the MLS. This is a great solution for many people, however, you should know there are other options available to you. There are many ways to sell a Hartford County house! Consider your options to discover which selling method is right for you and your situation!\nYou can sell your house without using an agent, ultimately saving a ton of time and money depending on the situation. There are companies such as Lucent Properties, LLC that will buy your Hartford County house using a straight-forward and simple process. With a direct sale, you won\u2019t have to worry about commission, repairs, cleaning-up or waiting for a buyer to come along. You will immediately know the amount you are receiving as well as the closing date so you aren\u2019t left in limbo, wondering when your house will sell.\nOf course, listing your Hartford County house is an option. Take the time to learn about everything that is involved and what will be expected of you. No two agents work exactly the same and there are no guarantees. Your property can be listed for any price, but there is no guarantee you will receive it. Watch out for agents who try to \u201cwow\u201d you with a high listing price. If it\u2019s priced too high, it will likely sit on the market, possibly for months at a time. You will inevitably have to lower the price, while your property drops down the list of homes available on the MLS. If you decide to list, make sure your agent prices your home to sell. Not just setting a high price to convince you to sign a listing agreement.\nDo you want to sell your house in Hartford County? Find out what we can do for you! Send us a message or give us a call today! (860) 337-7166\nIs Owner Financing A Good Idea For The Seller In Hartford County \u2013 (860) 337-7166\nHow To Sell A House By Owner Financing In Connecticut \u2013 The Step-By-Step Guide",
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        "raw_content": "Yeshivah abuse victim says scholarship was removed after he reported rape\nRabbi Pinchus Feldman did not alert police when the alleged abuser said he might leave the country (photo: Mick Tsikas/AAP).\nVictim of jailed abuser David Cyprys says principal Rabbi Abraham Glick cancelled the award after telling him of incidents, royal commission hears\nA child sex abuse victim who was repeatedly raped by a staff member of an Orthodox Jewish school said he was stripped of his scholarship when he told the principal what happened.\nThe victim, identified only as AVR, said a security guard at the Yeshivah centre and college in Melbourne, David Cyprys, raped him multiple times.\nCyprys was convicted of those offences in 2013, and is in jail.\nAVR told the royal commission into institutional responses to child sex abuse that he had been living interstate when his mother fell ill with leukaemia, and in 1990 he was sent to school at the Yeshiva college in Melbourne.\nIt was there that Cyprys began abusing him.\n\u201cI did not know much about sexual matters,\u201d AVR said, adding that he had no father and that Cyprys was the only father figure he knew.\nDespite this, AVR said he eventually gained the courage to call his mother.\n\u201cMy mum was sick, alone, and interstate and I was worried about her, so I didn\u2019t tell her about the full extent of the abuse,\u201d he told the commission at Melbourne\u2019s county court on Monday. \u201cShe was quite sick, and I thought that would push her over the edge.\u201d\nHis mother immediately flew to Melbourne see him, and together they reported the abuse to the principal of the school, Rabbi Abraham Glick, and the director, Rabbi David Groner, who is now dead.\n\u201cRabbi Glick said my scholarship had been cancelled from that time,\u201d AVR said. \u201cI feel Rabbi Glick and Yeshivah did not want me there any more. They did not offer help or counselling. No one at Yeshivah would speak to us or help us. Even our own family members would not help us, and we had a lot of trouble getting back to the airport.\u201d\nGlick will give evidence in the coming days.\nCyprys was \u201ca serial abuser of children\u201d, the commission heard last Monday. AVR said his mother had stopped treatment for her cancer when she came to Melbourne to rescue him from Cyprys, and that she passed away a few years later, in 1995.\n\u201cI often wonder if she would have lived without that stop in her treatment and the stress of what happened at Yeshivah and the flow-on effect of what happened to me,\u201d AVR said.\n\u201cI became withdrawn and angry after we returned [home]. At the very least her last years would have been happier and easier were it not for the events of Yeshivah.\u201d\nLast week, other victims told the commission how they were ignored by senior religious leaders within the orthodox Yeshivah community after reporting their abuse, and of being verbally abused and ostracised.",
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        "raw_content": "Hindenburg Omen & Consumer Confidence: More Signs of Stock Market Trouble in 2019\nOur Long Term Risk Model suggests that the U.S. economy & bull market are almost at the point at which \u201cthings can\u2019t get much better\u201d, but we\u2019re not completely there yet.\nThe stock market should be fine throughout the rest of 2018, but we are getting more and more signs that the stock market will make a major top in 2019.\nThe Confidence Board\u2019s latest Consumer Confidence reading demonstrates that consumers are extremely optimistic right now.\nThe last time consumers became this confident was in December 1997. The U.S. stock market (S&P 500) began a \u201cbig correction\u201d less than 7 months later in July 1998.\nThis suggests that the U.S. stock market will make a major top in 2019: either a \u201cbig correction\u201d or the start of a bear market. The Medium-Long Term Model suggests that the next major top will be a bear market start instead of a \u201cbig correction\u201d.\nThe Hindenburg Omen is essentially a breadth indicator. It measures diverging breadth during a stock market rally.\nConventional trading wisdom is based on the idea that when the stock market is going up, most stocks should be making 52 week highs together. The Hindenburg Omen notes that a problem is brewing under the rally because A LOT of stocks are making 52 week highs (going up) while A LOT of stocks are making 52 week lows (going down) at the same time. In other words, breadth is diverging.\nThere\u2019s a Hindenburg Omen for the NYSE and a Hindenburg Omen for the NASDAQ. Over the past 6 trading days, there have been a combined 8 Hindenburg Omen signals (from NYSE and NASDAQ).\nThis is extremely rare and has only happened 3 times in history:\nSeptember 11 2018 (current case)\nIn all of these 6 historical cases, the S&P 500 began a \u201cbig correction\u201d or bear market within the next 6 months.\nHere are the cases in detail\nThe S&P began a \u201cbig correction\u201d 6 months later.\nThe S&P made a bull market top 4-10 months later (flat top from March-September 2000)\nThe S&P immediately began a \u201cbig correction\u201d.\nAs you can see, this Hindenburg Omen seems like a bearish sign for the stock market. Either a bear market or \u201cbig correction\u201d begins within the next 6 months.\nHowever, a part of me wonders how useful the Hindenburg Omen is.\nWhy are \u201cmany stocks\u201d in the NYSE making 52 week highs while \u201cmany stocks\u201d make 52 week lows right now?\nIt\u2019s because the NYSE doesn\u2019t just represent American stocks: there are a lot of foreign listed stocks on the NYSE. Foreign stocks have cratered this year while the U.S. stock market is rallying. Hence, the Hindenburg Omen doesn\u2019t represent diverging breadth in U.S. stocks. It represents the divergence between U.S. stocks and foreign (e.g. emerging market) stocks.\nThis is also why the NYSE Composite \u2013 a composite covering all the commonly traded stocks on the NYSE \u2013 has lagged the S&P 500 significantly. 55 of the 100 largest stocks in the NYSE are foreign (non-U.S.) stocks.\nSo in reality, the Hindenburg Omen isn\u2019t necessarily saying that there\u2019s a big breadth divergence in the U.S. stock market. It\u2019s saying that there\u2019s a big divergence in the NYSE: one component which are U.S. stocks and one component which are foreign stocks.\nWe\u2019re starting to get more signs (here and here) that the stock market will make a major top in 2019. It\u2019s too early to turn bearish right now, but be careful next year.",
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        "raw_content": "Nursing Program Confers Diplomas on 35\nWEST WINDSOR, N.J. --- Thirty-five men and women who graduated in December from Mercer County Community College's Nursing Program received their degrees at a special celebration on Jan. 9 at the college's conference center.\nPhyllis Cooney of Yardville, who earned the highest grade point average in her class, presented the valedictorian address. After earning her bachelor's degree in business, Cooney took time off to raise her four children, then returned to college to pursue her nursing degree. She asked, \"Why does someone become a nurse? Why does a fireman run INTO a burning building? Why does a policewoman remain calm and keep her head when faced with danger in order to protect people she doesn't know? The answer for me and for many others is quite simple: It is who we are. It is who we were meant to be!\"\nCooney and her classmates will help to fill the pressing need for nurses in our region and country. According to Linda Martin, MCCC's Director of Nursing Education, projections are for continued growth in the profession, particularly with an aging population.\nMercer's Nursing program graduates received an associate's degree and are eligible to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for Registered Nurses. The program combines course work in nursing and general education with clinical experience in regional health-care facilities under the supervision of college faculty. The program is accredited by the N.J. Board of Nursing and the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.\nIn addition to its own Nursing program, Mercer works with Capital Health System and St. Francis Medical Center in Cooperative Nursing programs.\nThe January 2008 Nursing Program graduates.\nMCCC President Patricia Donohue gives valedictorian Phyllis Cooney her diploma.\nCareer-changers Dave Baldwin, left, and Tom Vernoy, right, with Acting Director of Nursing Education Donna Penn and Dean of Science and Health Professions Linda Martin.",
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        "raw_content": "Alzheimer\u2019s isn\u2019t just forgetting, it\u2019s forgetting our assumptions\nFiled under: Aging diseases,Alzheimer's disease,Biotech \u2014 Tags: Aging, Alzheimer's, beta amyloid, Curing Alzheimer's, Dementia, microglia \u2014 admin @ 4:20 pm\nThe rate-limiting-step to innovation is assumption.\nOften, we have the infrastructure, the knowledge, and even the intelligence we need to move ahead, but stumble and fall over our own assumptions. Why didn\u2019t Europe use immunizations hundreds of years earlier than it did? Why didn\u2019t we discover \u2013 and make use of \u2013 the steam engine in ancient Rome? Why did flight, electricity, or sailing ships come about when they did? Why not earlier? Occasionally, we lack a critical piece of technology, one that slows us down for decades or even centuries. Occasionally, it\u2019s an odd piece of data, a fact, a small subset of knowledge.\nAnd sometimes, it\u2019s a simple lack of intelligence: we simply aren\u2019t very smart.\nOne key to being not-being-very-smart occurs when we make the wrong assumptions. Again and again, we misunderstand the nature of reality, while assuming that we already understand completely. Physics was all but certain \u2013 just prior to the end of the nineteenth century \u2013 that we knew all of physics except for a few niggling little details, but those \u201clittle\u201d details left room for quantum physics and, ultimately, an electronics revolution, hence cell phones, the internet, computers, and computer blogs, like this one.\nAssumptions have a way of limiting our vision. Obviously we can\u2019t fly because, after all, how could something heavier than air possibly stay up in the air? Yet tons of steel and plastic manage that feat every day throughout the world. Obviously we can\u2019t sail around the world because, after all, how could you avoid falling off the edge? Yet once again, the assumptions about \u201cthe world\u201d were a bit off the mark.\nOur assumptions about Alzheimer\u2019s disease are \u2013 albeit with a desperately tragic languor \u2013 slowly beginning to change. The change involves a set of related, but slightly different assumptions, that are finally giving way. One assumption is that beta amyloid and tau proteins, are the cause instead of a result. Another assumption is that the cause lies within the neurons, which are merely innocent bystanders. We likewise assume that the cause lies in the genes, looking harder and harder in the wrong location, while ignoring the role played by changes in gene expression. A final assumption is more subtle: when we look at pools of molecules, such as beta amyloid, we look at them as a static accumulation of damaged molecules. We completely ignore the hallmark of biological processes, the dynamic turnover of all such pools. We then go on to focus myopically on the damage and completely ignore the broader and more critical question: why does molecular turnover slow down as we age, thereby permitting the damage to accumulate in the first place?\nToday\u2019s new federal budget has a 60% increase in funding for Alzheimer\u2019s research, bringing total funding ($936,000) to just short of a billion dollars. Next year\u2019s NIH budget also calls for just short of billion dollars ($961,000) for Alzheimer\u2019s funding. Given the money going into Alzheimer\u2019s, the risk is not that we lack funds, but that we lack insight. We will be funding research on sensors, biomarkers, and nursing care. Of the money that goes toward finding a cure, some will be aimed at sleep quality, diet, inflammation, and genetics. But how much of this will be \u2013 ultimately \u2013 fruitlessly spent on projects that don\u2019t cure Alzheimer\u2019s disease? We need to spend, but spend wisely. Throwing money does not per se conquer a disease that steals the minds and souls of those we love. We need to throw it accurately.\nWe need to reassess our assumptions and look, very carefully, at reality. If we want to cure Alzheimer\u2019s disease, it will not be solely a matter of good intentions, political will, and funding. It will be because, finally, we chose to understand how Alzheimer\u2019s disease works.\nAnd we chose to cure it.\nComments Off on Alzheimer\u2019s isn\u2019t just forgetting, it\u2019s forgetting our assumptions",
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I do love various authors and cannot really narrow it down but I admire some Mills and Boons authors, Barbara Cartland, Francine Rivers, Johanna Lindsey, Sidney Sheldon, Robert Ludlum, Leon Uris, John Grisham, and Micheal Crichton. And in Africa; some Pacesetters and African Writers Series authors including, Flora Nwapa, Buchi Emecheta, Cyprian Ekwensi, and Chinua Achebe. More recently, I have enjoyed books by Chimamanda Adichie, Sefi Atta and Jude Dibia.\nQ: What are you working on now, besides promoting A Heart to Mend?\nI am working on another romance novel now in it\u2019s second manuscript draft. The working title is Ghost of the Past and it is also set in Nigeria. It spans about ten years and references some important historical events so I have had to do some goodly amount of research.\nQ: How can we purchase A Heart To Mend?\nA Heart to Mend is available everywhere books are sold especially online. 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        "raw_content": "Fig. 1. Portrait sketch of Cyrus E. Breder in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Tuesday, February 9, 1897, page 5.\nFig. 2. Portrait sketch of Cyrus \"Charles\" E. Breder in the Detroit Free Press, Wednesday, August 18, 1897, page 10, and Kansas City Journal, Sunday, August 22, 1897, page 16.\nFig. 3. Portrait sketch of Cyrus E. Breder in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Sunday, January 30, 1898, page 3.\nCyrus Emmanuel Breder (1842-1913) AKA Charles E. Breder was born on June 24, 1842 in Hanover, Northampton, Pennsylvania, son of George Breder (1812-1910), a highly respected farmer, and his wife, Susanna Schall Breder (1812-1895). His surname is sometimes misspelled as Breeder. He was educated at the public school at Hanover. He then attended what is today Central Pennsylvania College at New Berlin. He taught public school at Moore Township for one year and then clerked at a General store. In 1863 he became a Teller at the Bank in Hanover. He served in the Civil War enlisted in June 1863. He was appointed Teller at the First National Bank, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in December, 1863. Breder worked as the Cashier at the First National Bank, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania from April 1, 1871 to December 17, 1896 when he left the bank.\nIn 1863, he married Augusta Matilda Malthaner (1843-1921) at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. They had six children three daughters and three sons, George Alfred Breder (1867-1867), Frederick H. Breder (1868-1868), and Charles Marcus Breder (1870-1937). They lived at 332 Market Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. They lived comfortably at Bethlehem and had a domestic servant named Emma Gruber. In 1891, both he and his youngest and only surviving son Charles joined the ANA, Member Nos. 71 and 79 respectively. He was a frequent buyer with the Chapman Brothers. There are forty pieces of correspondence from Breder to the Chapman Brothers from 1888 to 1894. He also invested heavily in stock speculations until December 1896.\nFig. 4. The first of forty pieces of correspondence from Breder to the Chapman Brothers from 1888 to 1894. This one postmarked June 9, 1888, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania on Bank Postal Stationery (Thorpe-Bartel No. 1259). Courtesy Lupia Numismatic Library, Special Collection, The Chapman Family Correspondence Archive.\nFig. 5. The last of forty pieces of correspondence from Breder to the Chapman Brothers from 1888 to 1894. This one postmarked February 27, 1894, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania on Bank Postal Stationery (Thorpe-Bartel No. 1578). Courtesy Lupia Numismatic Library, Special Collection, The Chapman Family Correspondence Archive.\nFig. 6. Portrait sketch of Charles E. Breder in the The Daily Chronicle, Saturday, September 25, 1897, page 6, and The Great Bend Weekly Tribune, Friday, October 1, 1897, page 1, and The Weekly Republican, Friday, October 1, 1897, page 1, and The Galena Evening Times, Saturday, October 2, 1897, page 2.\nAfter paying his ANA membership dues he left Bethlehem on December 17, 1896, traveling to St. Clair, Michigan, and became a partner with Walter Ash, an electrician, in the firm of Breder & Ash, a bicycle repair shop. Later on he sent for his wife and two daughters to join him where he established a new home for them. They joined him in spring 1897 at a time when the shop became a boom. They attended St. Paul's Episcopal Church and were respected members of their community.\nBreder created sensational news that rocked the nation when he was arrested by Alfred Large of Detroit, a deputy of the United States Marshal's Office, and Jacob Bernatz of Port Huron, deputy Sheriff, on August 17, 1897 at his shop in St. Clair, Michigan for embezzling $30,000. He was discovered by County Detective Jacob Johnson of Easton Pennsylvania who had been hunting more than six months for him since early February 1897 tracking him to Toronto, Canada and then Cleveland, Ohio. Johnson learned of Breder at Toronto from a letter he mailed his wife informing her of his whereabouts in the beginning of February 1897. When the deficiency of funds at the bank was first discovered it was first thought to be $12,000. It was reported that he confiscated from $10 to $100 at a time since his appointment as Cashier from 1871 to 1896. However, Dickerman\u2019s United States Treasury Counterfeit Detector, No. 9, September (1897) on page 13 says he stole $30,000.00.\nOn February 21, 1898 he pleaded guilty to charges of embezzlement and was sentenced to seven years in prison by Judge Butler. In 1900 Breder's case came before President McKinley for review for a pardon, which was denied.\nHe died of acute dilation of the heart at his home at 279 Rochelle Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on March 13, 1913. He was buried first at Catasaugua, Pennsylvania and transferred to Schoenersville Cemetery, Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.\n1863 Consolidated List, June 1863\n1870 U. S. 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        "raw_content": "Registered nurse perspectives on delayed or missed nursing cares in a New Zealand hospital.\nRosie Winters RN, MN, MCNA(NZ), Clinical Nurse Coordinator Health in Ageing, Bay of Plenty District Health Board, Tauranga\nWinters, R. , & Neville, S. (2012). Registered nurse perspectives on delayed or missed nursing cares in a New Zealand hospital. Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 28(1), 19-28.\nNurses have an essential role to play in ongoing patient surveillance. The quality of nursing care patients receive has implications for both their recovery and long term health outcomes. Currently, due to a number of factors, nurses are facing increasing challenges to meeting the care needs of hospital patients. These include fluctuations in nursing skill mix and staffing levels, inconsistent availability of equipment and supplies, and higher patient acuity. The additional impact of healthcare restructuring on nursing has been reflected in the demand to do more with less. Consequently nurses are constantly forced to prioritise certain aspects of nursing care as being less important than others, resulting in some nursing cares being delayed or missed.\nIn this study the concept of \u201cmissed care\u201d was explored using a qualitative descriptive approach. Five registered nurses working within a New Zealand hospital were interviewed and the data obtained analysed using a general inductive approach. Two of the main categories were identified: \u2018the types of care that were regularly delayed or missed\u2019, and \u2018the reasons for regularly delaying or missing care\u2019. The third main category identified was \u2018moral distress\u2019. This related to the feelings of guilt and frustration experienced by the nurses as a result of delaying or missing care.\nIt is argued that by understanding issues affecting direct care delivery to patients, registered nurses will be more able to effect constructive change in their work environments. This will have the benefit of enhancing both the quality of the nurses\u2019 work environment and the quality of care delivered to patients.\nKey words: missed care, rationing nursing care, patient care outcomes, patient safety.\nIn many health care organisations, both in New Zealand and internationally, the delivery of a high quality, safe and cost effective health care service that is responsive to patient care needs presents a challenge. This situation is exacerbated by an ageing population, the greater expectations of the general public regarding healthcare interventions, and the rising costs of health service delivery (Aiken, Clarke & Sloane, 2002; Finlayson & Gower, 2002). Unfortunately many healthcare organisations have had to reorganise and restructure their services in attempts to contain burgeoning expenditure. The impact of healthcare restructuring on nursing is reflected in the demand for nurses to do more with less and to care for patients \u201csicker and quicker\u201d (IOM, 2004, p. 39). These pressures have implications for the ability of nurses to meet all the care requirements of individual patients. .....cont.",
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        "raw_content": "Online Retail Boom In India And Its Effects\nRetail shopping online in India has gone from being obscure to a booming part of the GDP, making up to 14-15 % of the same. India is one of the five main retail hubs of the world that has a lot of scope for growth in the online sector. Online retail stores in India have taken the retail market by surprise. Once thought to be a new trend that was unlikely to make a dent in the sales at physical stores, it has changed the way people shop. In both rural and urban area, people love to browse online retail stores in India. Retail online shopping in India is growing at a break-neck speed with everyone finding representation for their brands online to make a mark or stay visible. Not just to establish themselves a brands, but also to stay in favour of the customers, online retail presence has become imperative.\nOnline retail shopping in India is a vast and varied affair. From supermarkets to specialty shopping stores, you will find everything you want to buy here. Whether it is apparel, shoes, socks, plumbing material, furniture, jewellery, food items or anything else you can imagine, you can order it online and have it home delivered. Retail online shopping in India includes the biggest online retail brands to the local ones that are seeking a portion of the lucrative pie. With customised shopping experiences and great service, there is no reason why more shoppers do not convert to online retail shopping in India.\nWhile India is still spending just a fraction of the percentage that countries like US spend on online shopping, the market is poised for a bigger boom than has already shaken the markets. The malls and physical stores are feeling the pinch. Women have also taken to online shopping with a vengeance. They get to view more variety than anywhere else around them and partake of the greatest deals.\nAnd, NYCITI is one of the best Online retail shopping in India",
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        "raw_content": "Falana, Others React to Saraki's Face Off with Police Headquarters over \"Killer Squad\"\nPopular human rights lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN); another Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Mike Ozekhome; and legal practitioner, Dr. Konyinsola Ajayi, have disagreed on an order by the Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, for the transfer of suspects arrested in Kwara State over allegations of murder and criminal conspiracy.\nThe lawyers made their positions known in separate telephone interviews with Punch yesterday.\nThe police spokesperson, Jimoh Moshood, had said the suspects were transferred to Abuja for further investigation in the allegations levelled against them.\nThe Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, who is from Kwara State, had claimed on Wednesday during a senate plenary that the suspects\u2019 transfer was part of a grand plot by the Inspector General of Police to frame him.\nOn whether the IGP\u2019s order for the suspects\u2019 transfer to Abuja was lawful, Falana said it was not unusual for the investigation of criminal cases to be transferred from any of the states of the federation to Abuja, adding that the action would not stop the prosecution of such cases in the states where offences were committed.\nAccording to the SAN, the investigation of cases can be transferred to Abuja \u201cif, for instance, the Inspector General of Police receives a petition that there is manipulation of such cases at the local or zonal level.\u201d\nHe said, \u201cIn this particular instance, since the police claim that these criminal suspects have made confessional statements, the investigation should be speedily concluded so that all those who are indicted are charged to court.\n\u201cUnder the law, you cannot charge them to court in Abuja, they have to be charged to court where the offence was committed but on a regular basis in Nigeria, every state police command is regularly directed to send case files to Abuja based usually on petitions, either by the complainant or the accused person that manipulation is suspected locally or at the zonal level.\n\u201cI have handled cases in Kwara where my clients were referred to Abuja as suspects and that is my experience in all states of the country. But at the end of the every investigation, the case file is sent to the Attorney General of the Federation, who will advise the police to charge to court. If it is a state offence, the suspect will be charged in the state High Court and if it is a federal offence, the suspect will be charged in the appropriate Federal High Court.\u201d\nHowever, Ozekhome said the investigation and prosecution of the case should be done in Kwara State, adding that what he saw playing out in the matter was \u201cvery dirty politics.\u201d\nHe said, \u201cThe suspects were arrested in Kwara State for an offence allegedly committed in Kwara and they made their statements in Kwara and the statements made had been taken by the police and the court registry, which said it had proffered first information referral to the Director of Public Prosecutions for necessary legal advice.\n\u201cIt is within the purview of the DPP of the state to give the legal advice as to whether or not there is a prima facie case established against the alleged cult members, such as to warrant them to be put in the dock for trial. This is a state offence and under the constitution, there are 36 states in Nigeria with a Federal Capital Territory.\u201d\nOzekhome said the story would be more plausible that the suspects were \u201cmerely\u201d being taken from Ilorin to Abuja for the purpose of possibly torturing them to alter their statements, \u201cwhich are already in the public domain anyway, for the purpose of implicating some people.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m greatly disturbed by the direction of this country, and as we move towards 2019...\"\nOn his part, Ajayi said the highest police authorities had the right to further investigate any case they deemed fit.\nBe that as it may, Ajayi said the Inspector General of Police must be transparent and show impartiality in his work.",
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        "raw_content": "Raising adolescents is challenging, and naturally so. As they become increasingly autonomous, so too can they become somewhat more oppositional. However, dealing with adolescent defiance can be even more challenging for single mothers. The most difficult situation with defiance may be the following scenario: a single mom with a male adolescent - especially if she has more than one adolescent male and there aren\u2019t any father-figures around!!!\nSome single parent statistics show the prevalence and challenges of single parenting in America:\n23% of teens live with only a mother, 4% live with only a father, and 4% live with neither parent.\n3% live with unmarried parents.\nAbout 40% of teenagers are born to unmarried mothers.\nBlack teenagers are the most likely to be raised by a single mother, followed by Hispanic, then white teenagers.\nTeenagers living with only one parent have financial and educational disadvantages compared to teenagers with both parents, especially if their parent is the mother and if she did not finish high school.\nSlightly more than 1 in 4 teenagers in America is being raised by a single mother.\nParents may be single due to separation, divorce, or death, or they may have never been married. 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This can be a difficult process, and it may take time for her to adjust to it. Keep talking to her about her feelings.\n3. Do as much as you can to be supportive of your adolescent\u2019s positive activities (e.g., sports or music). You may not be able to be there for every game or performance, but go when you can, and talk to him about his interests to show that you care.\n4. Don't be afraid to seek outside support. Support groups like Online Parent Support can help single parents feel encouraged. Family and friends can also help, and being involved in community or church groups can relieve loneliness for single mothers and give adolescents positive role models.\n5. Don't say negative things about the absent father. This may be very hard, but it's not good for teenagers to hear their mothers say bad things about their fathers, which may lead to feelings of anger and resentment. 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        "raw_content": "Out Of Mind \u00bb DISCLOSURE \u00bb UFO INFO, ISS, MUFON, NASA, SETI, SPACE X PLUS MORE \u00bb Ancient Anunnaki statue found on Mars? NASA Rover snaps curious image\nAncient Anunnaki statue found on Mars? NASA Rover snaps curious image\n1 Ancient Anunnaki statue found on Mars? NASA Rover snaps curious image on Sun May 28, 2017 7:11 pm\nMay 28, 2017svyatnyk\nThe intriguing image depicts what many believe are the remains of an ancient statue on the surface of Mars. Comparing the image snapped on Mars to some of the ancient Sumerian statues from Earth, some would say there\u2019s a definite connection.\nEver since NASA started exploring the surface of the red planet with their charismatic rovers, people have started searching the images beamed back from NASA\u2019s very own alien robots in hopes of finding clues that Mars was once inhabited.\nNASA\u2019s Curiosity rover and its companions on Mars, Opportunity, and Spirit have taken a countless, extremely strange images on Mars.\nFrom seeing Domes on the surface of the red planet to a statue, and what appear to be entire structures buried under the surface of the red planet, we have seen countless images from our neighboring planet that defy explanation.\nWhile some skeptics argue it\u2019s nothing more than Pareidolia\u2014our brain playing tricks with us making us see \u2018familiar things and shapes\u2019\u2014others believe there\u2019s more to Mars that we\u2019ve been told.\nThis\u2014extremely weird\u2014image from Mars has been interpreted by many as the remains of an ancient statue that eerily resembles the depictions of the ancient Sumerian civilization and the Anunnaki\u2014creator gods who came to Earth in search of gold. The RAW NASA image can be found here. (Image enhanced by Martine Grainey)\nInterestingly, there are several scientists who agree that Mars isn\u2019t a desolate place and that in the distant past, the red planet was inhabited by intelligent alien civilizations.\nDr. John Brandenburg, who has a Ph.D. in Theoretical Plasma Physics from the University of California and who is a scientist who worked with NASA says there is evidence on Mars that the planet was inhabited in the distant past.\nAccording to Dr. John Brandenburg, there is enough evidence to prove that at least two major nuclear blasts went off on the surface of the red planet in the distant past. The theory proposed by Dr. Brandenburg is based on the traces of uranium and thorium that have been registered on the surface of Mars. This Martian civilization was wiped out by another hostile alien race from elsewhere in the universe. Dr. Brandenburg warns that our civilization could face the same faith.\nIn addition to saying Mars was in fact inhabited, Dr. Brandenburg has said that \u201cIt was (the Clementine Mission) a photo reconnaissance mission basically to check out if someone was building bases on the moon that we didn\u2019t know about. Were they expanding them?\u201d\n\u201cOf all the pictures I\u2019ve seen from the moon that show possible structures, the most impressive is an image of a mile wide recto-linear structure. This looked unmistakably artificial, and it shouldn\u2019t be there. As somebody in the space defense community, I look on any such structure on the moon with great concern because it isn\u2019t ours, there\u2019s no way we could have built such a thing. It means someone else is up there.\u201d\nApparently, we have both physical evidence (the image snapped on Mars) and the statement and scientific evidence which points to the possibility that Mars was in fact inhabited by intelligent civilizations.\nSo what is the curious \u2018object\u2019 snapped by the Curiosity rover? Is it in fact an ancient Alien statue in ruins on Mars? Or is this object\u2014together with the countless artifacts said to be the ultimate evidence for aliens on Mars\u2014just another trick caused by Pareidolia?\nI\u2019ve seen many times curious shapes in the clouds, maybe this is precisely what\u2019s happening on Mars, after all, everyone wants to hear that Mars is inhabited.\nThanks to: http://mysteriousearth.net",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb News \u00bb Housing boost for Beaminster\nUp to 100 new homes are set to be built in Beaminster in a housing boost for west Dorset.\nWest Dorset District Council\u2019s planning committee has approved an outline planning application for the properties on a site north of Broadwindsor Road.\nIt is on land that has been identified for housing in the Local Plan for the Beaminster area.\nAn illustrative layout shows how up to 100 dwellings, together with public open space and roads, could be accommodated on the Beaminster site.\nThe plans show a mix of detached and terraced properties, a \u2018village green\u2019 and space for a children\u2019s play area.\nFurther details of the layout, appearance, landscaping, and scale will be reserved for future consideration in a reserved matters planning application.\nCllr Ian Gardner, West Dorset District Council\u2019s portfolio holder for planning, said: \u201cThe approval of this outline application, once the full application has been approved, will assist us in meeting the need for housing in our district.\u201d\nCllr Tim Yarker, West Dorset District Council\u2019s portfolio holder for housing, said: \u201cThe approval of more homes in the area is welcome.\n\u201cThis development should deliver 35 much needed affordable homes, which will be eagerly awaited.\u201d\nHe added: \u201cWest Dorset District Council together with Weymouth & Portland Borough Council and North Dorset District Council, want to see 20,000 more homes built in the combined area by 2033 under the Opening Doors campaign.\n\u201cAs part of this programme, we have opened a Home Ownership register.\n\u201cThis is giving us real insight into the preferred type and location of housing wanted by residents. It also enables us to direct new homes to residents.\n\u201cI would encourage anyone looking to own their own home to sign the register.\u201d\nFind out more about Opening Doors or sign up to the Home Ownership Register and receive regular housing development updates in your area.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb PAN! Our Music Odyssey: The Feature Length Steelpan Film\nWritten by Kim Johnson, the 90-minute docu-drama, PAN! Our Music Odyssey, is a feature length steelpan film aimed at local and regional markets, as well as international theatres and film festivals.\nA Steelpan film based in Trinidad & Tobago\nIt intertwines re-enacted vignettes of pivotal moments in the pre-history and history of pan from 1820 to 1963, from the banning of slave drum dances, to the first Panorama, with today\u2019s \u201creality\u201d narrative of the competition, in which various pan players from Trinidad and Tobago and abroad join the bands to prepare for the big stage.\nJevanni, a 10-year-old ghetto boy, struggles to qualify to play in Trinidad All Stars, the band founded by his grandfather. Eva, a footloose 27-year-old Frenchwoman in Trinidad for the first time, hopes to play on the big night\u2014the Panorama finals, the dream of her recently-deceased father. But her band, birdsong, has been eliminated at the semi-finals so she must quickly learn a new tune well enough to get into another band. Raven, 19, known as a \u201ccrackshot\u201d for illegally playing in several bands under different names, can learn in hours what takes others days. But he is on the verge of being thrown out of his first love, Phase II Pan Groove. Also knocking on the Phase II door are Yukari, Sayori, Kentaro and Chihiro, who are from Japan and can barely speak English but sacrificed job security to be here.\nThe audience at home and abroad will experience this spectacular event, the Olympics of music, 50 years old in 2013 and understand how it creates such passion.\nA Timely Project about Trinidad\u2019s National Instrument\nThe time is ripe for the production of such a high-quality film on the national instrument. The need for economic diversification into the field of cultural exports, the international promotion of brand Trinidad and Tobago the development of a tourism industry, the development of a film industry and the marketing of our steelband movement all make this a timely project.\nThe potential of this approach is demonstrated by the documentary Calypso Rose: Lioness of the Jungle. The broadcast of that film on the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) to over 150 US television stations immediately led to a dramatic revival of the calypsonian\u2019s career to the extent that she is the most toured Trinidad and Tobago artist today, moving far beyond the diaspora audience.\nPAN! Our Music Odyssey builds on this experience to carry pan much further, leveraging the thousands of passionate pan-lovers scattered throughout the globe. This way the project will bring the world to the home of pan.",
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        "raw_content": "Maybe when you were growing up, you played with a game called a Labyrinth. It had a steel ball\nthat you had to navigate through a maze by means of two dials on the sides of the game. Sometimes I feel like I'm the steel ball and I don't know where I'm going in life or what I'm doing here. When I get really frustrated or 'lost' in a sense at a dead-end, I find I often start to blame God. 'Why do other people seem to have it so easy, God.... Why do I feel like I'm stuck in this set of circumstances and I can't get out.. serving you sure make my life a lot more difficult' etc.\nGod speaks to people with attitudes like this in a couple of books in the bible. Its interesting too, because both texts begin with the same example from Genesis - 'Jacob I loved, Esau I hated.' Romans starts like this in chapter 9, and it goes on to say in the living translation.. 'And God said this before the children were even born, before they had done anything either good or bad. This proves that God was doing what he had decided from the beginning; it was not because of what the children did but because of what God wanted and chose.'\nWhoa. Is that fair? Sounds almost like pre-destination to me.\nListen to the writer continue in Romans... 'Was God being unfair? Of course not. For God has said to Moses, \"If I want to be kind to someone, I will. And I will take pity on anyone I want to.\" And so God's blessings are not given just because someone decides to have them or works hard to get them. They are given because God takes pity on those He wants to.'\nWow. So then it seems like I could say that its not fair for God to blame me for the bad things I've done. Haven't I just done what He made me do?\n'No don't say that!' the writer in Romans says (chapter 9 verse 20). 'What are you to criticize God? 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He grew up in the desert, and knowing that he was called by God he stayed in the desert, restricting his diet to nothing I would eat. Then he began his ministry, preaching and baptizing, knowing that he was preparing the way for 'the bridegroom'. Once Jesus came on the scene, it wasn't too long before John was thrown in prison. And there he gets one of his disciples to ask Jesus a telling question. 'Are you really the Messiah? Or shall we keep looking for him.\" Jesus doesn't try answer John personally. He says, in not so many words - look at what I'm doing - and finishes his answer with 'Blessed is the one who does not lose faith in me.' A few days later, John was beheaded.\nThe Sovereignty of God. We certainly don't sing about it much in church. Its not really a message that gives me the warm fuzzies.\nMalachi was the other book in the bible that talks about God's sovereignty, also starting with Jacob and Esau. Chapter 3 ends with some poignant thoughts that seem to echo the thoughts I hear sometimes in my head. 'It is foolish to worship God and obey him. What good does it do to obey his laws, and to sorrow and mourn for our sins? For now on, as far as we're concerned, \"Blessed are the arrogant.\" For those who do evil shall proper, and those who dare God to punish them shall get off scot-free.'\nOf course, the book doesn't end that way. But sometimes it seems like some days of our lives do end like that. And you know what? Be Encouraged! Even if you do have days that end with thoughts going through your head similar to the audience that Malachi was writing to, at the end of it all, 'The Sun of Righteousness will rise with healing in his wings.' I also take encouragement from a verse Romans 'It God's kindness that leads us to repentance'. It gives me a reason as to why people who don't currently acknowledge God seem to have it so good. And finally, keep the faith. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Publications \u00bb Featured Reports \u00bb Classroom Management in the Digital Era (Part 3): Student Engagement Strategies\nClassroom Management in the Digital Era (Part 3): Student Engagement Strategies\nJean-Luc Trussart Contact\nEducational Advisor, C\u00e9gep r\u00e9gional de Lanaudi\u00e8re - L'Assomption\nAndr\u00e9anne Turgeon Contact\nThis report was originally published in French. The text was adapted to include some examples of pedagogical approaches from English colleges.\nDownload this featured report (part 3)\nPDF 4mo\nWhat should teachers do with cell phones, tablets and computers in their classroom? Is it more judicious to ban them, regulate their use or to integrate them into learning activities?\nThe omnipresence of mobile devices raises questions about how to react when faced with these potential distractions. Many teachers are wondering if and how they should intervene.\nThis featured report on Classroom Management in the Digital Era is divided into 3 parts. Each part corresponds to a step in the support process that Jean-Luc developed as a pedagogical counsellor. Once you have read the different parts, you will be able to:\nSet limits for the use of mobile devices by students, while respecting your values and maintaining the desired atmosphere in the classroom (Part 1)\nDetermine your approach to classroom management and identify appropriate teaching strategies and tools (Part 2)\nDiscover strategies for student engagement with digital tools (Part 3)\nThis 3rd part of the featured report will offer you strategies to explore in order to help support student engagement. Each strategy will be illustrated with concrete practices from college teachers who use digital tools to bolster their approach.\nOverview: From Classroom Management to Student Engagement\nThe concept of engagement\nEngagement in a digital context\nIn Educational Practice: Student Engagement Strategies\n1. Adopt active and collaborative pedagogical approaches\n2. Emotionally involve students in their learning\n3. Make the subject matter and learning activities significant for learners\n4. Integrate inclusive approaches\n5. Formulate frequent and constructive feedback\n6. Remove the walls of your classroom\nThe concept of engagement in a digital context\nPedagogical strategies for student engagement\nAt the end of this 3rd and final part of the Featured Report, you should be able to:\nBetter define the concept of engagement in an educational context and its role with regards to implementing a learning atmosphere that promotes student success\nExplore pedagogical strategies to support student engagement\nFind some inspiration from the practices of teachers in the college network who are using digital tools to engage their students\nThe concept of classroom management can be traced back to the 1980s. Since then, the learning, teaching and technology integration context in the CEGEPs has significantly evolved. Educational research has shown that the planning and scripting of courses constitute a significant development within the learning landscape. In an article published in French in 2001, Roch Chouinard affirmed that \u201cproper planning in teaching is the foundation of effective classroom management.\u201d\nSince the first decade of the new millenium, the paradigm shift from teaching to learning has lead teachers to offer learning and evaluation situations that promote student engagement and success. This transition has also had an impact on the teachers\u2019 needs for support and accompaniment.\nWhen teachers send me a request for pedagogical support and accompaniment, our discussions usually gravitate around strategies for pedagogical innovation or strategies that promote student success.\nClassroom management can be an underlying concern, but the strategies that we discuss don\u2019t necessarily lead down that path. Above all, we work to implement strategies for student engagement, notably using digital tools.\nJean-Luc Trussart [Translation]\nFor this reason, in the final installment of this Featured Report we propose an approach in which ICTs are not considered as a potential distraction that must be managed by the teacher, rather, they can be a driving force for educational engagement and the motivation of students.\nThere is no arguing that engagement is the key to success for many students. But what is it exactly?\nIn education, engagement is a polysemic concept, which has a wide range of definitions and interpretations.\nGa\u00eblle Molinari et al. (2016) [Translation]\nCAPRES produced an exhaustive report that offers multiple means to increase perseverance and success in higher education [in French]. Student engagement is part of this. It is defined by elements such as:\nDeveloping a feeling of belonging to a program of studies\nThe time and effort invested in learning activities\nThe respect for rules and instructions\nPositive interactions with teachers and other students\nThis description sheds light on the multidimensional nature of educational engagement. The majority of works on the observed forms of engagement and perseverance in higher education fall into 3 categories:\nThe cognitive dimension\nThe affective dimension\nThe behavioural or socio-relational dimension\nThe 3 dimensions of educational engagement and their demonstration by students, excerpted from the Tableau synth\u00e8se sur le concept d\u2019engagement du Conseil sup\u00e9rieur de l\u2019\u00e9ducation (2008). Source [PDF in French].\nTherefore, engagement is not only a frame of mind. It translates into the action students take during the course of their learning, as part of their behaviour in class, etc. This is what distinguishes it from motivation.\nIn an article published in the P\u00e9dagogie coll\u00e9giale journal in the spring of 2014, S\u00e9verine Parent, an Educational Advisor at C\u00e9gep Limoilou and visiting lecturer in Educational Sciences, supports this distinction by making active participation an essential criteria in the definition of educational engagement.\n[...] engagement implies that there is a larger stake in action than with motivation. Once the learner is in action, when he or she participates, we can refer to the resulting phenomenon as engagement.\nS\u00e9verine Parent (2014) [Translation]\nSeveral studies on engagement factors and learner perseverance have been organized. These have led to the creation of theoretical models, like EduFlow (Heutte, 2015), which illustrate certain manifestations of deep cognitive engagement, including:\nA feeling of \u201cmental fluidity\u201d (learning flows easily)\nA feeling of satisfaction and well-being that prompts renewed engagement in the activity for the simple pleasure that it brings the student (autotelism)\nYou can\u2019t realistically intervene in the intrinsic engagement process of your students directly. On the other hand, you can deploy pedagogical strategies (with regards to the 3 dimensions of educational engagement) that put the winning conditions in place.\nIn education, the use of technologies \u201cseems to be recognized, as much by teachers as by researchers, as a strategy that is susceptible to improve engagement\u201d and trigger the motivation of students (Bernet, 2010, p. 22) [Translation].\nHowever, providing ICTs to students does not guarantee that their usage will be adequate and engaging. Isabelle Cabot and Marie-Claude L\u00e9vesque remind us, in a study on the integration of ICTs and motivation in French courses (2014), that \u201cit would be erroneous to believe that ICTs are a panacea for motivation problems, since their impact varies [...] widely according to the way that teachers use them.\u201d [Translation]\nAmong the potential downsides, Thierry Karsenti identifies the phenomenon of digital passivity:\n[...] digital passivity in education occurs when learners are equipped with all kinds of technological devices (laptops, tablets, smart phones, and so on) but make little educational use of them in class.\nThierry Karsenti (2017)\nTherefore, you should reflect upon and plan the integration of digital tools.\nAlso, technology cannot serve as a substitute for a pedagogical relationship, which is essential for a proper climate within the classroom and which is an important motivational factor (Kozanitis, 2015). That said, technology can support this relationship in many ways, by offering:\nFacilitated communication between the student and teacher\nThe possibility of accelerating the feedback process while offering more complete and tailored feedback to the student\nIncreased accessibility to content or flexibility in the way that the information is presented (inclusive nature)\nThe possibility for students to take a more active role in the process of constructing knowledge and in the acquisition of new competencies\nTechnologies can therefore promote student engagement in many ways, but they are not an end in and of themselves:\n[...] it\u2019s the type of activities or the context in which the stakeholders use them that ensure the effectiveness and a significant impact on educational engagement.\nEmmanuel Bernet (2010) [Translation]\nIn light of the 3 dimensions of engagement and the necessity to periodically integrate digital tools, what strategies promote and sustain student engagement? Here are 6 strategies with examples from Profweb\u2019s Real Life Stories to illustrate.\nStudents working on a collaborative project (C\u00e9gep de Sept-\u00celes) (Source).\nActive learning [...] designates a large variety of pedagogical methods that have a common theme of engaging students in a task and helping them reflect on what they are doing (Eison and Bonwell, 1991).\nLouis Normand (2017) [Translation]\nThe active and collaborative pedagogical strategies encourage students to adopt a proactive, constructive or interactive stance, rather than a passive one (Chia et al., 2014). These \u201cgenerate learning that is deeper or more sustainable\u201d (Normand, 2017) [Translation]. We present some pedagogical methods (in French) that can be used to create engaging active learning scenarios.\nProblem-based approach (PBA)\nThis approach consists of proposing a situational problem for students to resolve in teams. It supports peer-based learning and autonomous learning.\nSt\u00e9phan Gaumont-Guay, a Physics teacher at the C\u00e9gep Limoilou, uses the PBA in an active learning classroom. He encourages students to use their own devices to conduct research in a collaborative manner. The CCDMD also accompanied 2 teachers in the development of a PBL website in Physics. You can reuse and modify the scenarios according to your own needs. You may also draw some inspiration and create your own problem solving activities for your discipline!\nA team of students researching information using different devices.\nThis includes soliciting the active participation of students in a collective manner, whether to acquire and deepen knowledge of the course content or develop student competencies.\nAngie Stevens, who taught in the Bilingual Tourism Program (at CEGEPs Limoilou and Champlain-St. Lawrence), created a terminology wiki with her students. Each student was assigned 10 words to research and had to find 3 definitions in the dictionary before rewriting a definition in their own words. This active contribution to the wiki \u201cengaged students in learning the vocabulary of the tourism industry.\u201d\nThis approach allows you to devote class time to the application of theoretical content that the student acquired at home. This way, you can spend your time in class on concrete learning. This approach promotes flexibility, autonomy and the active participation of students.\nChristian Drouin, a chemistry teacher from the Coll\u00e8ge de Maisonneuve, flips his class by creating videos that cover theoretical notions. The students have to watch the videos and take notes before they arrive in class. In class, they carry out different practical activities (exercises, labs, trivia questions, concept mapping) which round out their learning.\nOverview of tools used in the organization and preparation of students prior to attending a class (left) and examples of activities completed in class (right). (Source)\nStudents are very happy to be able to study at any time of the day (or night), from wherever they please, and to be able to review the material as many times as they wish! [...] In class, they participate, ask questions and - by their own admission - don\u2019t have time to text!!\nChristian Drouin, La classe invers\u00e9e : un catalyseur de changement! (2013) [Translation]\nActive learning pedagogy has a positive impact (in French) on engagement and the motivation of students, but also teachers.\nStudents are more motivated and more engaged. They see the teamwork as enriching. I have observed a decrease in absenteeism; students can no longer count on course notes from their friends. This has an impact on my own motivation and incites me to change and improve my pedagogy.\n\u00c9tienne Bourdages, La classe d'apprentissage actif au service de la litt\u00e9rature (2015) [Translation]\nIn this case, we are calling on the affective and socio-relational dimensions of student engagement within the learning activities.\nEstablish a bond of trust\nThe pedagogical relationship can be characterized as \u201can attitude and a style of interpersonal communication that reflects respect, kindness, interest, and sincere concern.\u201d (Kozanitis, 2015).\nThe quality of the pedagogical relationship can have a marked effect on students\u2019 affective and cognitive development [...]. A positive [Teacher-Student Relationship] also helps students enjoy their studies, increase their resilience with respect to academic success, and reduce the feelings of solitude experienced by some.\nAnastassis Kozanitis (2015)\nDigital tools can effectively support this approach.\nCarl Aubut, a Special Care Counselling teacher from the C\u00e9gep r\u00e9gional de Lanaudi\u00e8re \u00e0 Joliette, wanted his students to discuss their professional experiences and the emotional load faced with certain clients or interventions, employing the use of a blog during student internships. In order to establish trust with the students, he used a mixed accompaniment approach where discussions about the profession were made available to the public, but the affective experiences remained a private affair, and were only shared among the students and teacher.\nThe students [...] experience daily connections with people who are not always easy to deal with, and who may even represent a threat to their psychological integrity. This meeting can become distressing. My role is to reassure them psychologically, and to help them bring out their personal resources that will contribute to the construction of their professional identity. The bond of trust with the teacher is established in this moment, with subsequent supervision meetings that build on these exchanges.\nCarl Aubut, Un blogue p\u00e9dagogique pour le stage en \u00e9ducation sp\u00e9cialis\u00e9e (2011) [Translation]\nGame-based approach\nThis approach also calls on the affective domain by imbuing activities with a positive and playful approach.\nWhile creating an introductory pedagogical robotics course, Jean Labb\u00e9, a teacher who was at the C\u00e9gep de L\u00e9vis-Lauzon at the time, wanted to make the subject matter attractive and accessible to students from any discipline. He added a playful dimension by using programming software that is compatible with LEGO blocks. Throughout the semester, students took part in many group projects to design robots that would sometimes battle each other in friendly competitions.\nWe wanted the title and course description to harken back to concepts such as childhood and play, so that they would be associated to something positive. Our objective was to get the student body interested in electronics and robotics using material that is already familiar to them, and which isn\u2019t difficult to understand. We wanted to facilitate the knowledge.\nJean Labb\u00e9, Educational Robotics and Lego: Combining Techniques, Ethics and Fun (2016)\nA serious topic can also lend itself to a playful approach. Katie Duhamel, a Pre-hospital Emergency Care teacher from the C\u00e9gep de Rivi\u00e8re-du-Loup, uses lessons in Moodle to create a \u201cChoose Your Own Adventure\u201d story for her students. These lessons are interspersed with questions that contain automated feedback to help the students to improve their decision-making competencies in emergency situations.\nThe students quite clearly notice the playful nature of the lessons; they love it! I often hear the students discussing what they have learned in the lessons amongst themselves. They talk about the choices they made what situations arrived as a consequence of these choices.\nKatie Duhamel, Les le\u00e7ons de Moodle pour pr\u00e9parer les futurs techniciens ambulanciers param\u00e9dics \u00e0 la prise de d\u00e9cision en situation d'urgence (2017) [Translation]\nThe use of clickers can be a judicious choice to increase student participation in class in a playful way, whether it be to review for an exam, verify that students have understood or to know where they stand on different topics.\nAn example of a trivia quiz on Kahoot to verify that students have understood a concept in an English literature course in a playful manner.\nVideo games can be used to provoke an emotional experience for students in order to support deeper and sustainable learning. Johnathan Mina and Pascale Warmoes, who teach at LaSalle College, took advantage of the popularity of video games amongst young adults and their capacity to \u201cstrongly engage players within an activity\u201d (Translated from Molinari et a\u201dl., 2016). The games were related to the course content. The teachers accompanied the students through the process of analysing and relating gaming elements with the more abstract concepts that they covered in class.\nThis is a new way for students to play a game. We were asking them to be mindful of the experience, to analyze the game, as they would a work of literature or an article. Johnathan found that discussions after playing the game were easier to hold compared to discussions following the reading of a text. Pascale found discussions also very fruitful.\nJohnathan Mina and Pascale Warmoes, Using Videogames to Engage Students in Deeper Learning Experiences (2017)\nTeaching needs to promote significant learning [...] so that the sense and utility are clearly apparent to the student.\nDany Laveault (1995) [Translation]\nMake a connection with the aspirations of students or their future profession\nThe use of authentic situations in the colleges offers a number of possibilities to move from theoretical knowledge to practical situations.\nAt LaSalle College, students from the Fashion Marketing program used a platform named LikiLab [no longer supported] to create an on-line virtual store in their Sales Office or Store Layout course. For this project, students had to take into account their products, their target audience and their established budget, as they would if they were opening a real store: \u201cit is a fictional project, but it could just as easily translate to the \u201creal world.\u201d\nAn example of an on-line store created by the students.\nThe Liki Lab is motivating for students, who see the result of their work immediately, and this work very closely mimics reality. They create a web page, and as soon as it is activated, they can browse THEIR website. I really feel that this way of working increases my students\u2019 commitment, and they often surpass themselves.\nNatacha Tremblay, Liki Lab and On-line Stores: My New \u2018Fave\u2019 in Teaching (2014)\nCertain programs and departments implement a guidance-oriented approach to tie the course content to different professions.\nIn the Natural Sciences program at the Coll\u00e8ge Shawinigan, a team of teachers developed a series of videos to present the profession that are linked to each of the discipline-related program-specific courses. Each video contains a problem to solve so that the student can make a connection between the course material and the profession that is presented. The videos, exercise files and the answer keys are available in this article (in French).\nIt\u2019s a winning formula for the student, who receives information on a number of professions while also allowing them to have a concrete sense of the learning that has taken place in their program-specific courses.\nNathalie Sirois, Marie-Christine B\u00e9langer and Dominique Simard, Une trentaine de capsules pour favoriser une approche orientante en Sciences de la nature (2016) [Translation]\nCater to the interest of students and call on their personal experience\nMany teachers are integrating a pedagogical usage of social media into their courses, whether it be the topic of study or as a communication tool.\nAndy Van Drom, an English as a Second Language teacher at C\u00e9gep Limoilou, uses Twitter to provide students with an opportunity to improve their grammar.\nGina Lavine, from Coll\u00e8ge Lafl\u00e8che, created a community of learning on Facebook to encourage her students to practice English.\nThe Facebook page for learning English (Coll\u00e8ge Lafl\u00e8che).\nGabriel Flacks, a Humanities teacher at Champlain Saint-Lambert, created the NewsActivist blogging platform to encourage his students to express themselves in an engaged way on a variety of contemporary issues. By opting for this approach, writing becomes a significant activity for the students.\nI was much more motivated to write my blog posts than my regular essays because I knew some people would actually read it and my opinion could have a voice. [...] I got to work on a subject that really matters to me and it made me care about it even more.\nNathalie Geukers (student), Empowering Students with Liberal Education and Technology (2017)\nThe use of an inclusive approach has grown considerably in the college network. Universal design for learning (UDL) stems from universal design in architecture. This movement aims to anticipate the particular needs of certain users with reduced mobility by designing adapted physical environments. Over time, these adjustments also benefited a number of users without disabilities. UDL in the educational domain transposes this principle of universal accessibility.\nThis design seeks to reach all learners: whether they are talented, have some difficulties or they benefit from special education support. Inclusiveness, within the context of UDL, is putting a variety of pedagogical practices into place that aim to promote the success of every student, despite their differences.\nDossier CAPRES, La conception universelle de l\u2019apprentissage (CUA) (2015) [Translation]\nRight from the start, the inclusive approach provides an optimal learning environment for all your students, by:\nPaying special attention to the initial design and the accessibility of digital course materials.\nExample of a feature in Word that allows you to add alternative text to images, logos and shapes used in digital documents. The title and descriptions can be \u201cread\u201d by text-to-speech software.\nBy varying the means of representing information (ex. using infographics or other visual presentation tools).\nBy being flexible with regards to the means for student expression, action or engagement.\nJulie Jacob, a teacher in Dental Technology at C\u00e9gep \u00c9douard-Montpetit, uses Google Classroom so that students can develop a portfolio of competencies according to their style of learning. The assignment types are varied and students use the digital support of their choice for their works (text, mediography, slideshow, photos).\nJohanne Morin, an English as a Second Language teacher at C\u00e9gep Limoilou, offers several choices to her students for oral presentation assignments (presenting in front of the class, in small groups or individually). Some teachers even offer students the possibility of presenting by videoconference or to produce a video which is presented in class.\nThe use of a web site or a learning management system allows you to gather resources for the student all in one place.\nStudents with learning disabilities (LDs) are increasingly faced with the extensive and varied use of new technologies. In the educational environment, the attraction young people have for ICTs has been used to transform these into tools that encourage and facilitate learning, and that also maximize the impact on academic success.\nAdaptech Network, ICTs: Tools for Universal Design for Instruction (2013)\n\u201cThe feedback [...] that you offer to students constitutes an essential component of the process of learning. Not only is feedback recognized as a means of ensuring the progression of learning and affecting the motivation of students, it also contributes to maintaining their engagement and supports their perseverance while performing complex learning tasks (Wiliam, 2010).\u201d\nLa r\u00e9troaction (Universit\u00e9 Laval) [Translation]\nFeedback is the information that is formulated for the student once the teacher has analysed their progression towards attaining the target competency. It draws on explicit traces from student works in one or more learning and evaluation scenarios.\nThe 3 \u201cP\u2019s\u201d of Evaluation (C\u00f4t\u00e9, 2014)\nThe student\u2019s product\nProductions (draft, essay, etc.)\nPerformances (oral presentation)\nThe student\u2019s process (any learning approach or work process which demonstrates their progression)\nLearning portfolio, homework book, collection of sources of inspiration, sketchbook, press clippings, journal, learning roadmap, etc.\nThe students points or statements\nThe student\u2019s explanation of their learning progression with justifications, self-evaluations.\nThe feedback informs the student about their strengths, challenges and also proposes some avenues for improvement in order to achieve the target competency. Finally, it is a call to action for the student: \u201cThere is feedback when a student receives the information about one of their actions and s/he uses this information to modify the approach to the task\u201d (O'Brien, Marks and Charlin, 2003) [Translation]. The better the student is informed on their progression and the means to improve, the more engaged they will be in the learning process.\nFor us, constructive and frequent feedback seems to be an essential strategy for supporting student engagement and success, but it needs to respect certain principles in order to be effective. What\u2019s more, \u201cstudies have shown a high degree of learner satisfaction with technological feedback.\u201d (Facchin, 2016) [Translation].\nThis allows you to follow the progression of students through timely formative interventions throughout the project, course or program of studies, as is the case with ePortfolios, for example. Learning management systems (L\u00e9a, Moodle) and cloud-based tools facilitate this interactive follow-up.\nAlain Toutloff, a biotechnology teacher at the C\u00e9gep de l\u2019Outaouais uses a blog to support and supervise students during internships, offering them frequent feedback. External stakeholders can also comment on the students\u2019 experience.\nI wanted the blog to be public to allow teachers of the department and the external community to interact and comment. My colleagues accepted without hesitation! This enriched the experience of the students. I think that it is a good source of motivation and recognition for these young people about to join the job market!\nAlain Toutloff, The Blog as a Monitoring Tool for Internships in Biotechnology (2017) [Translation]\nJohanne Morin from C\u00e9gep Limoilou uses a collaborative writing tool and the Comments function to deliver formative feedback within student assignments. This tracking occurs in real-time and teachers can follow the progression of their students throughout the semester.\nAn example of formative feedback with a collaborative writing tool.\nAudio or video feedback\nThis approach allows you to personalize and explain your marking in a more detailed way than would be possible with written remarks.\nKarine B\u00e9lair, a teacher from Coll\u00e9gial international Sainte-Anne, and Jean-Fran\u00e7ois Legault, a teacher at the Coll\u00e8ge de Valleyfield, share some advice for preparing high-quality audio feedback. They begin by greeting the student with their first name at the start of the recording. This \u201cpersonal\u201d approach is engaging for the student.\nIt is also possible to capture a recording of your screen during digital marking, which Sylvie Lavoie from the C\u00e9gep de L\u00e9vis-Lauzon does in order to create audio-visual feedback.\nI feel that this approach gives a human dimension to evaluation. [...] I give an assignment that is tied to the audio feedback: students must rework their introduction using the audio comments. This makes them more active in the learning and evaluation process.\nJean-Fran\u00e7ois Legault, Audio Feedback To Give Meaning To Marking (2017)\nPeer assessment allows students to take more responsibility and get actively involved in their learning process thanks to a reflective process and the reactions of their peers. This method is recognized for being very effective in a formative approach (Teaching and Learning Services, McGill University, 2018).\nMario Plantin, a teacher from Police Technology at the C\u00e9gep de Trois-Rivi\u00e8res, uses Moodle to support student peer assessment. Their objective is to make students more active and engaged in the process of learning and evaluation.\nAdvances in online tools and the spread of cloud computing gives colleges an extremely easy collaboration environment, for both teamwork and regular communications between teachers and students.\nHuguette Dupont, AddICTive Tools for Evaluation: Monitoring In-Progress Assignments (2017)\nThe idea of breaking down the walls of a classroom by using ICTs is not a new one: the journal Vie p\u00e9dagogique dedicated an issue to this idea in 2004. The rapid evolution of technologies and new means of communication are still a hot topic in education. In October 2017, CIRTA organized a conference related to this theme.\nThanks to digital tools, the distinction between being present or at a distance is becoming more and more blurred. The boundaries between virtual and physical classrooms are less and less present (Dillenbourg, 2008), learning activities must be reconsidered [...]. From a perspective of sharing, openness and collaboration, breaking down the walls of the classroom leads to enriching experiences.\nCIRTA Call for Papers (2017) [Translation]\nThis strategy includes offering learning opportunities to students outside of the classroom, which can boost their engagement in learning activities or increase their sense of belonging to their college. This extension of the classroom can occur in virtual or physical spaces.\nExtending the classroom to a virtual space\nMobile learning allows the student to continue their learning where and when they choose, by accessing or creating content with the help of their mobile device (UNESCO, 2013).\nIan Murphy, a teacher from the music department at the C\u00e9gep de Drummondville, created close to 20 digital books with interactive exercises and automated feedback. This allowed his students to practice their instrument and perfect their learning at their own pace and convenience, without the constraint of whether the devices or learning material were available, or not. The music program completed its shift to BYOD in 2012.\nBefore this change in approach, our students did not have the necessary resources to practice or review the material between classes. [...] Now, the iPad makes these recordings available anywhere at any time. We even see students doing their exercises outside, in front of the CEGEP. Since everyone has access to their own copy of the material, the tasks are that much easier.\nIan Murphy, Music, eBooks and Notes at the Tip of Your Fingers! (2015) [Translation]\nA blended course approach allows you to combine the advantages of in-person teaching with distance education.\nChantale Gigu\u00e8re, a French as a Second Language teacher at Dawson College, alternates between in-class meetings and virtual real-time sessions where everyone attends at a distance during the semester. This formula can help certain students to express themselves in French, with the chat window or webcams, and may provide more opportunities for interaction than in class.\nThe creation of on-line communities of learning also transfers the socio-relational dimension of educational engagement to a virtual environment.\nLyly Lessard, an English as a Second Language teacher at the C\u00e9gep de Rimouski, created a blog for students to practice their grammar. Each student had to create a video tutorial with exercises for their peers, which Lyly would assign as homework. She asked her students questions in the comments area and observed that the conversation would carry on between the students.\nThis activity allowed us to create a place for asynchronous exchanges. The English course therefore continues outside of the classroom and everyone can visit it at their convenience. The students are a lot more comfortable expressing their opinion on a blog than orally in front of everyone else. Introduced in the second week of the course, this activity allowed us to create positive links between the individuals and created a positive environment in class.\nLyly Lessard, G Suite For Education: Collaboration-Based Pedagogy (2016) [Translation]\nLisa Deguire, an English as a Second Language teacher at the C\u00e9gep de Jonqui\u00e8re, worked on establishing an on-line network of learning, first by getting the students from her college to work with students from another CEGEP, then by getting her students to discuss with anglophones around the world. The students used web-based videoconferencing to communicate with their discussion partner, which allowed them to practice their second language in a context that was both concrete and motivating.\nStudents from the C\u00e9gep de Jonqui\u00e8re and the C\u00e9gep d\u2019Abitibi-T\u00e9miscamingue participate in a real-time (synchronous) communication exercise.\nThis experience was incredible! I had such a wonderful time doing this activity, and I can\u2019t wait to do it again. I had the pleasure of speaking to a retired British journalist named Jen. We talked about plenty of different subjects during our one-hour-long conversation [...]. Jen really appreciated my enthusiasm the whole way through.\u201d\nTestimonial from one of Lisa's students\nExtending the class elsewhere in the college\nA veritable extension of the classroom, the college library is more and more becoming a crossroads for learning that not only offers digital documentary resources, but also the layout, technologies and infrastructure for supporting the development of student competencies.\n[...] the vision of the college library is to shift from a place to find books to a place where students and teachers are actively supported.\nAngie Stevens, How ICTs Are Changing the College Library and Expanding Our Classrooms (2017)\nMany colleges are making their libraries a veritable living space for students by wagering on an open and collaborative layout.\nStudents don\u2019t just come to the library to refer to a document or work on an assignment. They come to socialize, exchange with others on their work, play different board games [...] The students are getting used to the place like they would a caf\u00e9 for going to study, read and discuss.\nAlexandra Lavall\u00e9e, La biblioth\u00e8que un milieu de vie (2015) [Translation]\nAn open and collaborative space within Champlain Saint Lambert\u2019s library.\nAngie Stevens, an Education Advisor at Champlain St-Lawrence, interviewed several actors from the college network to hear their testimonials on the repositioning of libraries during this transition within the digital era.\nOur college libraries are becoming an extension of the classroom, providing services and expertise that are absolutely crucial for the success of our students. I invite you to learn more about the library at your college \u2013 I am sure you are in for a pleasant surprise!\nThis transition happens more generally as part of the colleges\u2019 desire to enter into \u201ca relationship of reciprocal engagement, with the establishment in terms of the student\u2019s success, and the student using the means at their disposal to succeed\u201d (Conseil sup\u00e9rieur de l\u2019\u00e9ducation, 2008). [Translation]\nPerceiving CEGEPs as a living space is so important that those establishments who are engaged in developing distance education consider that student services and the possibility to socialize on campus are key factors for success. Students can even recreate this socialization at a distance.\nWe are witnessing the creation of small communities of practice and networking. If the study platform is a virtual campus, these groups represent the social component, which is just as important.\nGenevi\u00e8ve Bernier, iLaSalle Campus (2015) [Translation]\nIn closing, we would be remiss not to mention the importance of involving teachers in the process of creating a living space that promotes student engagement. In this regard, we invite you to take part in the reflection process in your college concerning the configuration of the learning spaces so that you and your students may benefit from an optimal and engaging environment for teaching and learning.\nIn light of this report, should we still be talking about classroom management in the digital era or would it be more appropriate to talk about engagement strategies for students that are supported by digital tools?\nWith all the opportunities that digital tools provide, we believe that the time has come to move from a \u201creactive\u201d classroom management approach, based on managing the environment and behaviour of students, to an active or even proactive approach in order to establish an engaging classroom environment for the students. The 6 strategies we have presented offer an initial path, but you may also:\nEmphasize the planning and continuous improvement of your learning and evaluation scenarios. Why not ask your students about their perception of the activities?\nHarmonize your pedagogical strategies according to the requirements of your discipline and the needs of your students, using the 3 dimensions of educational engagement\nWe sincerely believe that the implementation of engagement strategies for students constitutes a promising avenue to support students' perseverance, success and completion of studies, while also improving the learning experience throughout their studies.\nWould you like to share your personal strategy for engaging students with digital tools? Feel free to get in touch with the Profweb team!\nBernet, E. (2010). \u201cEngagement affectif, comportemental et cognitif des \u00e9l\u00e8ves du primaire dans un contexte p\u00e9dagogique d\u2019int\u00e9gration des TIC Une \u00e9tude multicas en milieux d\u00e9favoris\u00e9s\u201d [PDF]. Doctoral dissertation, Universit\u00e9 de Montr\u00e9al.\nCabot, I. and M.-C. L\u00e9vesque (2014). Int\u00e9gration des TIC et motivation en fran\u00e7ais: rapport de recherche [PDF]. Programme d'aide \u00e0 la recherche sur l'enseignement et l'apprentissage (PAREA).\nChouinard, C. (2001). \u201cLes pratiques en gestion de classe: une affaire de profil personnel et de r\u00e9flexivit\u00e9\u201d [PDF]. Vie p\u00e9dagogique, 119, 25-27.\nConseil sup\u00e9rieur de l\u2019\u00e9ducation (2008). Au coll\u00e9gial - L\u2019engagement de l\u2019\u00e9tudiant dans son projet de formation: une responsabilit\u00e9 partag\u00e9e avec les acteurs de son coll\u00e8ge [PDF]. Gouvernement du Qu\u00e9bec. Retrieved from the Conseil sup\u00e9rieur de l\u2019\u00e9ducation website.\nHeutte, J. et al. (2014). EduFlow: Proposal for a new measure of flow in education. Retrieved from the Notebook of Jean Heutte.\nKarsenti, T. (2017). 8 Strategies to (Fully) Engage Learners with Technologies [PDF]. Chaire de recherche du Canada sur les technologies de l'information et de la communication (TIC) en \u00e9ducation, Universit\u00e9 de Montr\u00e9al.\nKozanitis, A. (2015). \u201cThe college teacher-student relationship: a vital ally in creating a classroom climate conducive to motivation and learning\u201d [PDF]. P\u00e9dagogie coll\u00e9giale, vol. 28(4), 4-9.\nMolinari, G., Poellhuber B., J. Heutte et al. (2016). \u201cL\u2019engagement et la persistance dans les dispositifs de formation en ligne : regards crois\u00e9s.\u201d Distances et m\u00e9diations des savoirs, 13.\nNakamura, J. and M. Csikszentmihalyi (2009). \u201cThe concept of flow\u201d. In Snyder, C. R. and S. J. Lopez, Oxford Handbook of positive psychology. Oxford University Press, p. 89-105.\nParent, S. (2014). \u201cDe la motivation \u00e0 l\u2019engagement: un processus multidimensionnel li\u00e9 \u00e0 la r\u00e9ussite de vos \u00e9tudiants\u201d [PDF]. P\u00e9dagogie coll\u00e9giale, vol. 27(3), 13-16.\nVasseur, F. (2015). Dossier CAPRES - Des pistes pour accro\u00eetre la pers\u00e9v\u00e9rance et la r\u00e9ussite \u00e0 l\u2019enseignement sup\u00e9rieur [PDF]. Retrieved from the CAPRES website.\nCoyle, S. (2017). The Low-Tech Active Learning Classroom at C\u00e9gep de Sept-\u00celes. Real Life Story published by Profweb.\nDesjardins, J. and I. Sen\u00e9cal (2016). La p\u00e9dagogie active. Featured Report published by Profweb.\nNormand, L. (2017). \u201cL'apprentissage actif: une question de risques\u2026 calcul\u00e9s\u201d [PDF]. P\u00e9dagogie coll\u00e9giale, vol. 31(1), 5-12.\nBelleau, J. (2015). Dossier CAPRES \u2013 La conception universelle de l\u2019apprentissage (CUA) [PDF]. Retrieved from the CAPRES website.\nCenter for Applied Special Technology (CAST) www.cast.org\nFichten, C., M. Barile et al. (2013). ICTs: Tools for Universal Design for Instruction. Featured Report published by Profweb.\nMaloni, A. (2014). Creating More Accessibility to Classroom Content. Article published by Profweb.\nAustralian Society for Evidence Based Training. How to give feedback to students: The advanced guide (PDF). Retrieved from the Evidence Based Teaching website.\nEnseigner \u00e0 l\u2019Universit\u00e9 Laval. Ressources p\u00e9dagogiques: la r\u00e9troaction. Retrieved from the Universit\u00e9 Laval website.\nFacchin, S. (2016). Devoir+ : La r\u00e9troaction technologique a-t-elle un impact sur la r\u00e9ussite et la pers\u00e9v\u00e9rance des apprenants? Published on Profweb.\nO\u2019Brien, H., M. Marks and B. Charlin (2003). \u201cLe feedback (ou r\u00e9tro-action) : un \u00e9l\u00e9ment essentiel de l\u2019intervention p\u00e9dagogique en milieu clinique.\u201d P\u00e9dagogie m\u00e9dicale, vol. 4 (3), 184-191. Retrieved from the Centre de p\u00e9dagogie universitaire website, Universit\u00e9 de Montr\u00e9al.\nParent, S. and S. Ringuet (2015). The ePortfolio. Featured Report published by Profweb.\nTeaching and Learning Services, McGill University. Peer Assessment Resource Document (PDF). Retrieved from the McGill University website.\nWilliam, D. (2010). \u201cAn integrative summary of the research literature and implications for a new theory of formative assessment\u201d. Handbook of formative assessment, 18-40. Taylor & Francis, New York.\nRemoving the walls of your classroom\nCollectif (2004). \u201cDossier - Les TIC: au-del\u00e0 des murs de l\u2019\u00e9cole.\u201d Vie p\u00e9dagogique, 132.\nTurgeon, A and C. Villeneuve. Distance Education in the College Network: Current Issues and Practices. Featured Report published by Profweb.\nUnesco (2013). 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        "raw_content": "Pulitzer Center Launches Mass Incarceration Reporting Initiative Supported by Art for Justice Fund\nImage by Andre Lambertson.\nThe Pulitzer Center is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the Art for Justice Fund to support the first year of its World of Difference initiative, a three-year journalistic effort to examine issues related to mass incarceration.\nThe Art for Justice Fund, launched earlier this year with a $100 million donation from philanthropist Agnes Gund, announced on Wednesday, November 15, 2017, the first round of grant recipients in the areas of criminal justice reform and the arts. With awards ranging from $100,000 to $7.5 million, a total of $22 million was awarded to 30 innovative programs that seek to safely reduce prison populations, strengthen education and employment opportunities for formerly incarcerated people, and humanize people affected by the criminal justice system.\nThe Art for Justice Fund, created by Gund in partnership with the Ford Foundation and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, is a five-year initiative that uniquely connects the ingenuity of criminal justice advocates and the creativity of artists to address the crisis of mass incarceration in America.\n\u201cMy hope is that the work supported by the Art for Justice Fund will help create a groundswell that drives reforms well beyond these specific programs,\u201d said Gund. \u201cThe problem of mass incarceration touches every community across the country, and we need to work together to find creative solutions to build a better, safer future for all our children.\u201d\n\u201cThe Pulitzer Center is honored to receive this support from the Art for Justice Fund,\u201d said Nathalie Applewhite, managing director of the Pulitzer Center. \u201cIncarceration is an issue we\u2019re passionate about covering with the depth and sensitivity it deserves and this grant makes that possible. We\u2019re eager to receive proposals from journalists committed to covering issues and working with our education partners to extend the conversation to youth around the country.\u201d\nThe Pulitzer Center has supported numerous projects focused on international criminal justice systems, as our model historically has been to focus primarily on global crises outside of the United States. This has included reporting on efforts at de-radicalization in prisons in France, theater programs in prisons in Brazil, HIV in prisons in Haiti, and juvenile detention centers in Afghanistan.\nWith the U.S. an outlier within the larger global picture of incarceration, the Pulitzer Center is committed to a deep exploration of this topic in the U.S. The Center is also eager to provide a lens on how other countries approach justice and incarceration and what we as a country could learn from alternative systems, if we\u2019re willing.\nThrough long-form magazine articles, documentary film, photography, television features, radio spots, and podcasts, the Center aims to take readers, viewers, and listeners beyond the dispiriting numbers and deep into the lives of the people most affected. 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        "raw_content": "Let\u2019s be honest. It\u2019s hard to be self-motivated some days. It\u2019s hard to stay on task and stick to goals. In fact, this week I've had three days in a row where I've fallen short of the writing goals I set for myself. Part of it is health-related and part of it is due to other life circumstances.\nI am trying to give myself grace. I\u2019m trying to keep in mind that I'm still developing my techniques for staying on task. After all, I've only been a full-time writer for a few months.\nIsn't life as a writer/creative type \u2014 or worker from home of any kind \u2014 better when we can share our tips and insights? In that spirit, here are five things you can do that will help you stay focused and avoid procrastination:\n1. Use a separate room of the house to write in \u2014 one with a door you can shut so you can't see the mess or distractions in the rest of the house.\n2. Write your to-do list the night before, then rewrite it in order of importance in the morning.\n3. Stick with the to-do list. And every time you fall into a rabbit hole of distraction, redirect yourself by looking at the list.\n4. Set yourself a timer for when it\u2019s time to eat lunch and when it\u2019s time to get back to work. I wish I didn't have to do this. But I know that I will either forget to eat, or get distracted while I am eating and start doing other things besides getting back to writing.\n5. Remember to cut yourself some slack. You aren't perfect. Show yourself the same grace others extend to you when you mess up.\nWhat are some of your techniques and tips for staying on task? I would love to hear them in the comments below.",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome Katrina Nelson, the New Voice at Red Wing Software!\nKatrina Nelson is the new voice at Red Wing Software! If you call Red Wing Software, you will likely talk to Katrina, as she will now be answering calls, as well as a host of other functions at her job as administrative assistant at Red Wing Software. (Please note: Roxie is still here and continues to work at Red Wing Software, and you may still hear from her from time to time.) Katrina was kind enough to share a little about herself for this newsletter.\nKatrina has traveled and worked all over the U.S., having been married to her husband Josh, who is in the Air Force. Originally a native of Red Wing, Katrina moved back to the area recently and is enjoying being back home again. In addition to having her degree in Cosmetology, Katrina has also had experience in several medical office settings, working in busy offices and keeping things organized.\nWhen asked what she likes most about working at Red Wing Software, she replied, \u201cI have enjoyed learning about Red Wing Software\u2019s background and history. I was especially impressed with the fact that the company still sends out hand-written thank you notes to its customers! I am happy to work for the kind of company that still does that!\u201d\nKatrina and Josh have one daughter, Kyla, who is three years old. They enjoy golf outings, going to car shows, and spending time with family. Katrina is an avid fan of drag racing! Not only is she a fan, but she is a drag racer and it is one of her favorite things to do. Please give Katrina a warm welcome to Red Wing Software. We are excited to have her as part of the team!\nInstead of telling you what I think this month, I will just ask some questions to provoke some thought. I think you\u2019ll likely know what I think by reading the questions I ask.\nAre you running your business, or is your business running you?\nDo you control the expenses in your business by operating from a budget, or do you operate by the \u201cseat of the pants\u201d?\nDo you know what your most profitable items are and those items that are not so profitable and maybe should be discontinued?\nDo you analyze the return on new asset purchases before the purchase has been made?\nIf you think you have good answers to all of these questions, ask them again. I challenge you to continually ask these questions throughout the year, and improve operations through better management. At Red Wing Software, we evaluate our position and try to answer these questions regularly. Once we think we know all the answers, we stop improving.",
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And now the only reaction you can muster is to complain.\nWe can come up with one excuse after another as to why we have the right to complain, but the root of the problem stems from us. We are the ones who dig ourselves deep in discontentment. We are the ones who are not fixing our eyes and hearts on the right things.\nOur complaining reminds me a lot of a familiar set of events from the Old Testament\u2026the Israelites\u2019 journey through the wilderness. Although they made excuses for their constant complaining, there was always a greater reason to rejoice instead. We\u2019ll look at three of those reasons here.\nReason To Give Thanks #1: God\u2019s Past Victories\nAs every Sunday School child knows, Israel had been in bondage to an evil ruler, but God sent miraculous plagues against Egypt. These were absolutely unexplainable things, like an entire river turning into blood and the death all of the Egypt's firstborns. 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They forgot that God had never failed to give them their daily bread. Instead, they got bored with God\u2019s provision.\n\"...the sons of Israel wept again and said, \u201cWho will give us meat to eat? \u201cWe remember the fish which we used to eat free in Egypt, the cucumbers and the melons and the leeks and the onions and the garlic, but now our appetite is gone. There is nothing at all to look at except this manna.\u201d (Numbers 11:4-6)\nI don\u2019t have bread falling from heaven in my backyard each morning (although I wish I did). But I certainly do have daily reminders of God\u2019s faithfulness and provision\u2026and so do you.\nYes, my house has a lot of unfinished parts and drywall dust and brown insulation staring at me when I take a shower. And yes, I often fall into complaining about it. But it\u2019s also filled with kitchen supplies and pillows and blankets and towels that were given to us with love. God provided a beautiful floor from a dear friend. 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They sent spies to search out the land and to give them more of an idea of what they were really like, and they came back with a report:\n\"Thus they told him, and said, \u201cWe went in to the land where you sent us; and it certainly does flow with milk and honey, and this is its fruit. \u201cNevertheless, the people who live in the land are strong, and the cities are fortified and very large; and moreover, we saw the descendants of Anak there.\u201d (Numbers 13:27-28)\nCaleb, one of the spies, was sure of God\u2019s promise of the land and was sure that He would give them the strength to defeat the land. But the other spies weren\u2019t quite so sure\u2026and that made the rest of Israel quite dramatic.\nAll the sons of Israel grumbled against Moses and Aaron; and the whole congregation said to them, \u201cWould that we had died in the land of Egypt! Or would that we had died in this wilderness! \u201cWhy is the LORD bringing us into this land, to fall by the sword? Our wives and our little ones will become plunder; would it not be better for us to return to Egypt?\u201d (Numbers 14:2-3)\nThe Israelites were more concerned with what their eyes could see than of God\u2019s steady and sure promise. They had lost sight of the reality of the land, and doubted that it would ever come to pass. They became so unsure of the Promised Land that they were certain it would have been better to die than to get to this point.\nBut just as God was leading the Israelites through the wilderness so that they might surely inherit the Promised Land, we are just passing through this earth so we may surely inherit Heaven. Our present circumstances and the trials we must face before our death have no bearing on the joy and glory that we are going to have with Jesus in heaven. My unfinished ceilings will pass away, but heaven will not.\nBut how often does the reality of heaven affect your view of your present circumstances? 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        "raw_content": "Location: Jombang, Indonesia\nSerial killer and wannabe pop star Verry Idham Henyansyah (also known as Ryan) first came to public attention in Indonesia in 2008, when he was arrested for a series of gruesome murders, 11 in all.\nOpenly gay, Verry mostly targeted other homosexual men, who he claimed had insulted his sexuality, or otherwise offended him in some way. One wealthy businessman was murdered for offering money and a car to have sex with Verry\u2019s boyfriend, another was murdered because Verry considered him to be too promiscuous. He also killed a woman and her young child, apparently because the woman fell in love with him and wouldn\u2019t leave him alone. Some of the bodies were buried in backyard of his home in Jombang, East Java. Others were dismembered and left at roadsides around Jakarta.\nHenyansyah was eventually convicted and sentenced to death. While being held at Jakarta\u2019s Pondok Bambu Penitentiary, he recorded a pop album under the name Ryan. He also wrote his autobiography, The Untold Story of Ryan. In it, he explained the roots of his killing spree. He said that he had been training to be a Koran recital teacher when he was seduced by one of his instructors. He then realized that he was gay, but he came hate the promiscuous lifestyles of other gay men he encountered.\nVerry Henyansyah is still being held at Pondok Bambu, while he awaits execution. He has\nbecome a celebrity of sorts, attracting scores of female fans to the prison, despite his homosexuality.\nRead the full, horrific story of Verry Henyansyah, plus 29 more serial killer cases in Human Monsters Volume 4. Available now on Amazon",
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        "raw_content": "Chanteur Rockabilly US n\u00e9 Joseph Lephmon Pennington, le 15 Janvier 1928 \u00e0 Plant City (Floride). Joe Penny a fait parti des Drifting Cowboys de Hank Williams et a enregistr\u00e9 un single \u00e0 la fin des ann\u00e9es cinquante pour Federal Records. Il fut un chanteur r\u00e9gulier au Hoosier Hoedown en 1956, puis au Hoosier Jamboree en 1957 (WEHT-TV, Enderson, Kentucky).\nRockabilly cat Joe Penny was born Joseph Pennington in Plant City, FL, on January 15, 1928. Taught to play guitar by his mother, he joined his first group, the Sons of the South, at the age of 16, and after high school he relocated to San Angelo, TX, to play with the Western swing combo Dub Adams & the K-Bar Ranch Hands. Through a mutual friend he met country icon Hank Williams, joining his backing unit the Drifting Cowboys in 1947 for seven dollars a show. Nicknamed \"Little Joe Pennington\" by Williams in response to his diminutive size, the guitarist soon renamed himself Joe Penny.\nHe left Williams in 1949 to serve in the U.S. Navy, regularly performing at military dances. After returning to civilian life, Penny played behind Lefty Frizzell and Little Jimmy Dickens in addition to pursuing a career as a songwriter, and in 1954 Jean Shepard recorded his \"Don't Fall in Love With a Married Man.\" By 1955 Penny evolved from straight-ahead country into rockabilly, even traveling to Memphis to pitch his songs to Sun Records owner Sam Phillips. Earmarked for Sun sensation Elvis Presley, the songs were rejected and Penny relocated to Evansville, IN, where he regularly appeared on WEHT-TV's Hoosier Hoedown and worked part-time as a disc jockey. In 1957 he was tapped to host WEHT's new Hoosier Jamboree.\nThe following year, he and his band journeyed to Cincinnati's King Studios, recording the rockabilly cult classic \"Bip a Little, Bop a Lot\" for the Federal label. The record fared poorly on its original release, however, and in 1960 Penny returned to Florida, returning to radio as well as country music with the minor hit \"Frosty Window Pane.\" In the wake of a near-fatal auto accident he found religion, and in the years to follow focused on gospel music, most notably recording the LP Growing Old With God. Inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame in 2001, two years later Penny was the subject of the NBM label release Large Economy Size, which paired unreleased demos from the 1950s alongside newly recorded material. In his twilight years, he also wrote Lookin' Back on Hank, a memoir of his life on the road with Williams.\nhttp://www.rockabilly.nl/artists/joepenny.htm\nMercy, Mercy, Percy (1958)\nBIP A LITTLE, BOP A LOT (1958)\nFrosty Window Pane (1964)\nHatty Fatty (1964)\n03/1958 SP FEDERAL 45-12322 (US) Mercy, Mercy, Percy / Bip A Little, Bop A Lot\n04/1964 SP SIMS 173 (US)\nFrosty Window Pane / Hatty Fatty\n12/1964 SP DEL-MAR 1021 (US)\nWhen Your WomanTurns Bad / What's The Score",
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        "raw_content": "SEMANTICS OF THE DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS 583\nthe ratio of the increment of the function to the increment of the independent variable approaches 6x2 1, true for any value we may arbitrarily assign to x.\nIt should be noticed that in our function the left-hand side represents the 'whole' as composed of interrelated elements which are represented by the right-hand side. When instead of x we selected a slightly larger value; namely, x+Ax, we performed upon this altered value all the operations indicated by our expression. We thus have in mathematics, because of the self-imposed limitations, the first and only example of complete analysis, impossible in physical problems as in these there are always characteristics left out.\nAn important structural and methodological issue should also be emphasized. In the calculus we introduce a 'small increment' of the variable; we performed upon it certain indicated operations, and in the final results this arbitrary increment disappeared leaving important information as to the rate of change of our function. This device is structurally extremely useful and can be generalized and applied to language with similar results.\nIt has been noticed already that the calculus can be developed without any reference to graphs, co-ordinates or any appeal to geometrical notions; but as geometry is an all-important link between pure analysis and the outside world of physics, we find in geometry also the psycho-logical link between the higher and lower orders of abstraction. But the appeal to geometrical notions helps intuition and so is extremely useful. For this reason we will explain briefly a system of co-ordinates and show what geometrical significance the derivative has\nWe take in a plane two straight lines X'X and Y'Y, intersecting at 0 at right angles, so that X'OX is horizontal extending to the left and right of 0, and YOY', is vertical, extending above and below 0, as a frame of reference for the locations of point, lines, and other geometrical figures in the plane. We call this a two-dimensional rectangular system of co-ordinates. This method may be extended to three dimensions, and our points, lines, and other geometrical figures referred to a three-dimensional rectangular system of co-ordinates consisting of three mutually perpendicular and intersecting planes.\nAs we see in Fig. 2, we have four quadrants I, II, III, IV, formed by the intersecting axes X'X and Y'Y. The co-ordinates of a point P, by which we",
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        "raw_content": "CARS 2020: for a strong, competitive and sustainable European car industry\nWith 12 million sector-related jobs the automotive industry is vital for Europe's prosperity and job creation. The EU needs to maintain a world-class car industry, producing the most energy efficient and safe vehicles globally and providing high-skilled jobs to millions. To make this happen, the European Commission tabled today the CARS 2020 Action Plan aimed at reinforcing this industry's competitiveness and sustainability heading towards 2020.\nThe Commission proposes a massive innovative push by streamlining research and innovation under the European Green Vehicle Initiative. Co-operation with the European Investment Bank will be reinforced to finance an innovation boost and facilitate SME access to credit. 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What is more, because of the multiplier effect it has in the economy, the car industry should provide a strong impetus to maintain a strong industrial base in Europe. Today's Action Plan will give the car industry all possible political support.\"\nGlobalisation and new technologies offer opportunities in an increasingly competitive sector\nThere is likely to be a major increase in the number of cars sold in emerging countries in the coming decade, offering opportunities for the EU car industry, but with high pressure to improve sustainability and to address increasing global competition.\nThe Action Plan comprises concrete proposals for policy initiatives in order to:\n1. 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Promote investment in skills and training to accompany structural change and anticipate employment and skills needs, for example through encouraging the use of the European Social Fund (ESF) for this purpose.\nThe Commission and Member States must now implement the policies announced. The role of the automotive industry will be to achieve the new ambitious objectives established. In order to monitor this process, and continue the dialogue with the stakeholders a dedicated process will be established called \u201cCARS 2020\u201d.\nFigures on the car industry in Europe\nThe automotive industry as a whole (automotive producers, supply chain and aftermarket, including thousands of SMEs) is of strategic importance to the European economy, representing 12 million direct and indirect jobs, 4% of GDP and a \u20ac90 billion trade surplus (in 2011). 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        "raw_content": "Graduation // 2016\nThis is such a belated post. Almost a year since Gradution.\nNevertheless, am still gonna post my afterthoughts, because it's all worth it if I look back 10 years later.\nGraduation, summarised? I'm happy and contented because this is truly a gift from God.\nIt's not my hard work that got me here. I'm kidding myself if I ever think that way. My own effort contributed 0.01% to this achievement.\nFor many graduates like myself, circumstances are such that there is a direct correlation between how hard I work and the results I achive. For many more people in Singapore and around the world, this correlation is much weaker or does not exist.\nI have parents who encourage and discipline me to study hard when I was young, so I could start off well. They gave me a comfortable and stable life, so I did not have to worry about anything. I have friends around me who bless me with their friendship and pressure me, unconsciously, to keep up with my studies. I have had a number of teachers who are exceptional in their teaching and inspirational in their care for students. I am born into a country that provides lots of food to keep me going, free flow of drinkable water everywhere I go, great health care, great education, fast transport and not forgetting safety and security. Most importantly, I have my Lord who is always present and never fails me. All these blessings contributed to my graduation far more than my own effort. I never earned or deserved such circumstances, they are wonderful gifts from God.\nMy graduation is a reminder of how blessed I am, not a declaration of my success. While I am given so much hope for the future, there are many unmet needs out there. If I am truly grateful, I must be a blessing to a needy world.",
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        "raw_content": "Home\u2192News\u2192Trending Now: Santa Ana Council Opposes Cuts to Public Transportation\n\u2190 Three Inmates Escape in Orange County\nEx Santa Ana City Councilman Sentenced to a Year In Jail \u2192\nCiting the dependence on public transportation for many of its working-class residents, members of the Santa Ana City Council have publicly opposed plans to reduce bus services and lines. The plans, introduced by the Orange County Transportation Authority, involved the elimination of two bus routes in the city.\nWhile City Council members and citizens battles to keep the lines active, the Transportation Authority cites a major decline in Orange County riders, starting as far back as 2008. According to the figures presented, the public transportation system has seen a 30% decline in riders \u2013 roughly 20 million people in that seven year span.\nHowever, many of these declines may be traced back to questionable decisions made in years past. After the Great Recession, the Transportation Authority decided to cut services equally across several geographical regions. The decision to make these cuts were not based on ridership or the population depending on bus services, and have affected countless riders.\nRecently, The Transportation Authority had proposed a major reallocation of resources, eliminating or reducing buses on poorly-performing routes and increasing frequency in more popular lines. These changes were introduced as part of an effort to undo some of the damages from 2008, when the major declines started.\nOne Transportation Authority official claimed that the improvements would increase ridership by 1.6 million over three years, and were only introduced after riders demanded such changes. While some say that the plan itself will help bring back riders, many are worried that it will simply introduce even more barriers to a system that has been plagued for years by inconsistencies and failures.\nAmong the routes scheduled to be eliminated are 51, running along Flower Street through Santa Ana-Costa Mesa, and 145, which runs from the city\u2019s downtown to South Coast Plaza. In November of 2015, these two routes alone served 27,819 riders. Although the figures seem monumental, Transportation Authority officials claim that these riders will have more options after the changes, as they are reallocations of resources and not reductions of total service.\nWhether the proposed plans would actually create more effective options for the riders of 51 and 145 remains to be seen. There are lines that run parallel to the routes-in-question, Transportation officials say.\nThe City\u2019s counterargument is clear: those \u2018parallel lines\u2019 would add a half-mile walk for riders, numerous transfers and increased wait time between transfers to arrive at the same location. Even clearer was the City\u2019s surprise at the proposed cuts \u2013 especially because of the significant percentage of the Santa Ana working population that relies on the continued service of these bus lines. They feel that, at the very least, they should have been approached sooner about the planned changes, which had been originally slated for approval in early February.\nAfter citizens gathered at a board meeting open to the public on January 25th, the Transportation Authority has announced that its staff will make revisions to the plan. The revisions meeting will take place on Feb. 11th, while changes will go to a full board vote on the 22nd.\nAny changes approved to the plan will go into effect as early as June of 2016.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Human Health Scientists Map Brain Region Linked to Alzheimer\u2019s and Other Diseases\nScientists Map Brain Region Linked to Alzheimer\u2019s and Other Diseases\nResearchers show structures, nerve connections and functions in vivid detail as part of the most detailed atlas yet of the brain\u2019s memory bank\nBrain mapping helps scientists understand how specific areas function and how to create new drugs and targeted treatments. (Photo/Courtesy of Tyler Ard, USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute)\nUSC scientists have created the most detailed atlas yet of the hippocampus, the brain\u2019s memory bank.\nUsing fluorescent tracers and 3D animation, the scientists show structures, nerve connections and functions in vivid detail. The study appears today in the journal Nature Neuroscience.\n\u201cLike a new atlas, we\u2019ve constructed the most detailed diagram of the hippocampus to date,\u201d said Michael S. 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        "raw_content": "Case Studies & Previous Projects\nShifting Sands Theatre initiate projects that allow participants to work with the creative team over an intensive period. Skills are shared and developed often culminating in a devised theatre piece which is performed to peers or public audiences alike. See case studies for a taster of what can be achieved.\nThe Contract A commission from Broxtowe Council to devise a piece of street theatre with a local group of adults. The result was The Contract A comic, provocative retelling of how one desperate man is tempted to sell his soul. Performances took place at local festivals.\nThe Scottish Play An accompanying devising/performance project for secondary schools which toured alongside the company\u2019s production of Romeo & Juliet. Workshops were delivered to students in after-school clubs in three separate schools. Three participants from each group were then invited to come together to work with the company\u2019s director and designer to devise a show based upon Macbeth. The result was The Scottish Play, which then toured to the participating schools.\nThe Stuff of Life - The Marditarts The company worked with Junction Arts to establish The Marditarts a community based Theatre Company in Bolsover, Derbyshire working with participants with little or no experience of performance. A show, The Stuff of Life , was devised and performed by company members, which toured the East Midlands .\nStorymaker The company created and touring a new show to eleven primary schools in the Buxton area with accompanying drama workshops for teachers. Five schools each received a three day workshop from which the students devised a new show and performed to their entire school.. Storymaker was created in partnership with Buxton Opera House and Derbyshire LEA.\nGrimm Tales A project with three secondary schools taking a physical theatre approach to story telling. Ten students from the schools devised Grimm Tales - which then toured to the schools and was performed at Buxton\u2019s A-Z Festival of Youth Theatre.\nSnakes and Wolves A comic unfurling of hopes, memories and friendship. Friends are there when we need them. They put up with us, defend us but also tell us the deadliest thing of all \u2013 the truth!\nThe Donkey and His Masters The company worked with a group of participants over four weeks of workshops to devise a short comic show which was shared at the Festival of Visual Theatre at BAC in 1998.",
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        "raw_content": "Calling on Friends in Wisconsin to Help Save Tongass Salmon\nDear Wisconsin Friends:\nGreetings from Sitka, Alaska in the Tongass National Forest in Southeast Alaska. I hope that you can all get up here to visit sometime and see what an amazing place it is. You should definitely come and visit too because most of the land around here you own. That's right, it is almost all public lands in the National Forest system so it is essentially yours!\nThe town that I have been living in for the last 6 years since I left Wisconsin is right on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. We have the ocean in front of town and mountains rising up in back. There are an infinite number of bays, fjords, island, and coves. It is a lot like the boundary waters area but with bigger mountains, temperate rainforests, salt water, and whales, sea lions, seals, killer whales, Brown Bears, and some glaciers. Most importantly, there are salmon!\nThe big issue I am working on right now is on protecting and restoring the Salmon on the Tongass. They were really damaged by awful and devastating clear-cut logging over the last few decades. This logging really impacted the ecosystems here and they are still healing. We are working diligently to restore the salmon streams. This is especially critical because my community and all the other communities in Southeast Alaska, depend on the salmon that come from the Forest. Commercial fishing, charter fishing, and subsistence fishing are all really important and is a core part of our way-of-life here.\nThe problem we are trying to fix right now is that the Forest Service is still spending about $30Million a year on timber harvest even through there is only about 150 jobs in timber. The fisheries and watershed budget on the Tongass, which is tasked with protecting and restoring salmon habitat, only gets $1.5 Million dollars, even though it employs over 4000 people. We want that funding to switch. We don't want all timber harvest to go away\u2026 there is room for some logging. But the Tongass National Forest is really best managed to produce salmon.\nI know that everyone in Wisconsin loves fish and I hope that you eat our Wild Alaska salmon. If you have, it probably comes from the Tongass.\nI want to ask you to help us by writing to your Senator Kohl. He is on the committee that oversees that Forest Service budget. Next Thursday, he is going to be asking questions to the Forest Service chief. You can help us here by writing to the Senator and asking him to ask the Forest Service chief when they are going to shift funding on the Tongass to management for Salmon.\nThis would be an immense help for us and I think this is entirely doable. And I'll also promise that if we are successful and your senator asks the Chief about the Tongass, I'll come back to Wisconsin with a big cooler full of salmon and we'll have a salmon Bar-be-Que at the church.\nWRITE TO WISCONSIN SENATOR KOHL HERE: http://kohl.senate.gov/contact.cfm\nIf you write a letter, please send me a copy (make sure to put your address on it) so we can keep track and deliver them to him when fishermen from Alaska go to Washington to ask for this same budget shift. andrew@sitkawild.org\nHere are some of the main points to mention:\nOver 35% of Salmon caught in the United States are born and spawn on the Tongass National Forest in Alaska\nSalmon fishing provides about six times as many jobs in the in the Tongass as the timber industry\nThe Forest Service spends about $25 million on timber programs in the Tongass compared to $1.5 million on salmon stream restoration projects; those numbers need to be switched\nSenator Kohl is on the Budget Committee that oversees that National Forest Budget. He will be asking questions to the Forest Service chief on Thursday Febuary 17th. Tell Senator Kohl to ask the Forest Service chief when they are going to start to manage the Tongass for Salmon\nYou can get more information here: http://archive.sitkawild.org/2012/01/action-alert-make-salmon-a-priority-updated/\nAndy Thoms",
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        "raw_content": "(A brief history lesson)\n[djohnson@carleton.edu]\nFor those who are doing a bit of realistic game-playing, here's a bit of information on that which is called the Fundamentalist movement.\nEarly this century, a rather renowned Protestant preacher (the name escapes me at the moment) wrote a series of pamphlets that 'returned to a more literalist, Bible-based theology than the liberal experimentation that was prevalent during those years by some of the mainline churches.' The pamphlets were called \"The Fundamentals\" and set off what is called in certain evangelical terms a revival. Many, many people rallied around this return to what they believed to be a more accurate interpretation of Biblical thought. The modern Evangelical movement sprang up from this particular time period in church. There are many in the Evangelical community who are enamored of the term \"Fundamentalist\" not due to its present usage but rather from what it used to mean...\nThe term Evangelical (also bandied about at the time) was essentially a word for the more socially-liberal off-shoots of Fundamentalism. Once again, many people who have identified themselves as evangelical use it in this way (Tony Campolo, a noted liberal Christian speaker, wrote a rather excellent article on this particular term; Sojourners Magazine on-line might have it somewhere)\nSometime later, a lot of the Fundamentalists began to see the world around them as something simply too sick and too sinful for them to be an active part in it and subsequently dumped their heads into the sand for about half of a century. They created Christian colleges such as Wheaton, their own youth leagues (such as AWANA - an unusual variation of Boy Scouts), and generally created the Fundamentalist/Evangelical sub-culture.\nAn important caveat is the Jesus Freak movement during the late 60s and early 70s, where thousands of the young adults of that time period mixed the hippie sub-culture into the rather conservative Fundamentalism of the time. (Send me e-mail if you want more on this facet...) This sub- culture came out of their self-imposed closet around 1978, when they realized that Jimmy Carter was not doing for them what they thought was right for the country. They suddenly started caring a hell of a lot and started actively supporting the Republicans, whose social policies were much more in line with this rather frightened mass of people than the Peanut Farmer from Georgia.\nFrom a theological standpoint, the Fundamentalists (as we see them today) are biblically fairly sound, but have lost much of the social gospel that drove earlier generations of Christians. Similarly, many liberal Evangelicals (remnants of the push in the first half of the century) have kept their roots in the socially conscious, often (Biblically conservative critics would say) at the loss of their footing in theological issues.\nTo my eyes as someone who tries to bridge those two extremes in my own life, I'd say that, in game terms, it would be wholly accurate to see either side (and I do not mean to be stereotypical, though I have certainly met a good number of both of these extremes) as precious to God and his forces, as well as a constant source of delight and challenge for them wacky Princes.\nAn excellent sourcebook for understanding the Fundamentalist movement - should you want more - is _Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory_, a rather anecdotal but well-researched book by an Evangelical expatriate. Also, take a look at www.ari.net/sojourners for a good look at a group that attempts to bridge gaps between the Christian Right and the Christian Left. For a much lighter, satirical look at such things, find a copy of _The Door_, the only satire magazine written by, for, and about the foibles of the Evangelical and Christian sub-cultures. If you can find it, another good one in this vein is the Collected Writings of St. Hereticus, who would've given old Wormtongue (of C S Lewis fame) a run for his money in theological misdirection.",
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The primary reason was to make the money spent on the shuttle available to execute Bush\u2019s plan to return humans to the Moon by 2020.\nSafety Panel Warns Schedule For Commercial Crew Test Flights Still Uncertain\nAs NASA prepares to announce the astronauts who will fly the first commercial crew missions, an independent safety board is cautioning that it is still too soon to set dates for those flights.\nNASA said in a statement last week that it will name the astronauts who will fly the crewed demo flights by Boeing and SpaceX during an event Aug. 3 at the Johnson Space Center. The event will also announce the crews for the first post-certification missions by each company, which will mark the start of routine transportation of astronauts to and from the station by Boeing\u2019s CST-100 Starliner and SpaceX\u2019s Crew Dragon.\nFears of Toxic Fallout From Rocket Launches at Planned Sutherland Spaceport\nUS aerospace giant Lockheed Martin could bring their electron rocket to the proposed site at the A\u2019Mhoine peninsula, on the Melness Crofting Estate near Tongue.\nVertical rocket and satellite launches are planned and the UK Space Agency says the move could pave the way for spaceflights at the remote spot.\nThe electron rocket currently flies out of New Zealand from a peninsula in the country\u2019s North Island, and environmental groups there previously highlighted concerns about the impact of chemicals, including kerosene, being released into the ocean by these rockets.\nRead more at: Press and Journal\nCommercial Spaceships are Like \u2018Driving an iPhone,\u2019 New Astronaut Says\nNine astronauts have new travel plans aboard commercial space capsules, with their mission assignments announced earlier today (Aug. 3).\nFive of those astronauts flew aboard the United States\u2019 last set of spacecraft to travel to the International Space Station (ISS), the space shuttles. But while the newly announced crews are excited to once again launch from Florida instead of Kazakhstan, they aren\u2019t very nostalgic for the hardware of the shuttles themselves.\nDuring the press announcement of the new astronaut assignments, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine asked two veteran astronauts to compare their new rides to the shuttles they flew more than seven years ago.\nMeet the 9 Military Officers on NASA\u2019s Revolutionary Space Crews\nThe first group of American astronauts who will fly to and from the International Space Station from U.S. soil in nearly a decade all served as military officers.\nEric Boe, Christopher Ferguson, Nicole Aunapu Mann, Robert Behnken, Douglas Hurley, Josh Cassada, Sunita Williams, Victor Glover and Michael Hopkins hope to usher in a new era of American space travel. They\u2019ll head to space in aircraft that weren\u2019t designed by NASA.\nThe astronauts will fly the first test flights and missions in two American-made, commercial spacecraft: Boeing\u2019s CST-100 Starliner and SpaceX\u2019s Crew Dragon. NASA has worked closely with the companies throughout design, development and testing to ensure the systems meet the agency\u2019s safety and performance requirements, according to a news release.\nHow can NASA Return to The Moon? By Making Everything Reusable, Chief Says\nOne thing new NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine has shown is that he appreciates space policy history. In his first public speech last May after taking the reins of NASA, when discussing the Trump administration\u2019s preference to return to the Moon, Bridenstine cited a number of past human exploration programs proposed by Republican and Democratic presidents that fell by the wayside. \u201cTimes have changed,\u201d Bridenstine said. \u201cThis will not be Lucy and the football again.\u201d\nThis week Bridenstine visited Johnson Space Center for the first time as administrator. On Friday, he will unveil the first astronauts that will fly into space on board the Boeing Starliner and SpaceX Dragon commercial crew vehicles in about a year. As part of the visit, he also answered questions for an hour from a handful of media on Thursday. Ars pressed Bridenstine on why things would be different from past failures to return astronauts to the Moon or go on to Mars.\nSpacex Dragon Cargo Craft Splashes Down, Delivering Space Algae and Cell Samples\nThe International Space Station\u2019s crew sent a Dragon back to Earth today, filled with more than 3,800 pounds of scientific samples and equipment. SpaceX\u2019s robotic Dragon cargo capsule had been hooked up to the station for just over a month, providing plenty of time for the crew to unload shipments from Earth and then load it back up for the return trip. Among the payloads were an experiment aimed at finding out whether algae grown in zero-G could produce high-value compounds, and cell samples for a study focusing on cancer treatment. After splashdown in the Pacific, the Dragon was to be hauled onto a recovery ship for its return to shore. The Dragon\u2019s return came just hours after NASA announced the first crews for a Dragon 2 spaceship that SpaceX is testing.\nMEO Startup Methera Plans \u201cHigh Density\u201d HTS Constellation\nIn medium Earth orbit, the only system providing satellite broadband today is SES Networks\u2019 constellation of 16 O3b satellites. A British startup with its own 16-satellite constellation idea wants to change that.\nMethera Global Communications estimates it needs $500 million to build and launch a constellation of satellites each equipped with 40 gigabits of capacity to beam down Ka-band connectivity to highly concentrated areas.\nIf successful, Methera will launch its first spacecraft in 2022, with service starting that same year.\nScientist Explains Why Russian Women Seldom Fly to Space\nTwo factors explain why Russian women seldom fly to space \u2013 national mentality and subjective low self-esteem, the chief of a section at the Russian Academy of Sciences\u2019 Institute of Biomedical Problems, Mark Belakovsky, told TASS on Thursday.\nEarlier it was announced that more than ten aspirants had gone through the full cycle of selection for the team of Russian cosmonauts but there were no women among them.\n\u201cThere are no obstacles to women\u2019s space missions from the physiological point of view. I believe there are two hindrances that can explain why there are no Russian women among the crewmembers of the International Space Station: national mentality and subjective low self-esteem,\u201d Belakovsky said.\nIf We Ever Want to Walk on Mars, We\u2019d Better Get Serious About Planetary Protection\nHumans have big dreams of setting foot on another planet. But before we do, we\u2019ll need to figure out how to keep our germs to ourselves and how to protect ourselves from the life we may find there.\nThat\u2019s the mandate of planetary protection, and experts in the field are already developing guidelines for human missions that will visit potentially life-supporting locales, like Mars. One of those scientists is Julie Mitchell, the planetary protection officer at NASA\u2019s Johnson Space Center in Houston, who said now is the time to figure out those rules.\n\u201cWe have to make sure planetary protection is included from the very beginning, which means now,\u201d Mitchell told Space.com.\nShould the Moon Be Quarantined?\nThe moon and the word \u201castrobiology\u201d don\u2019t often appear in the same sentence\u2014even with a handful of government space agencies and private corporations planning crewed forays to the lunar surface for the first time since NASA\u2019s Apollo 17 mission in 1972.\nThat final Apollo lunar landing took place after it became clear the moon was lifeless\u2014a shift from the initial landings, which subjected their crews to quarantine after returning to Earth. Those early precautions, now called \u201cplanetary protection,\u201d were meant to prevent back contamination\u2014the potentially catastrophic introduction of extraterrestrial organisms to Earth\u2019s biosphere. But by the end of the Apollo program, moon-walking astronauts were only quarantined prior to leaving Earth, simply to ensure they were not incubating an infectious disease that could manifest during their high-risk missions.\nU.S. Space Contractor Signs Deal to Continue Buying Russian Rocket Engines\nRussia has signed a deal to sell previously banned space rocket engines to the United States at a time of heightened tensions between the two countries.\nU.S. lawmakers banned the use of the Russian engines for military and spy satellite launches after Moscow annexed the Crimean peninsula in 2014. The ban was partially lifted due to the United Launch Alliance (ULA) space contractor\u2019s reliance on the Russian-built engine for lifting its rockets into space.\n\u201cWe signed a contract where we will supply six more RD-180 engines to our partners in 2020,\u201d the head of Russia\u2019s Energomash enginemaker, Igor Arbuzov, told the state-run RIA Novosti news agency on Tuesday.\nRead more at: Moscow Times\nHappy Birthday, NASA! Space Agency Born 60 Years Ago\nNASA was officially born 60 years ago yesterday when President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed legislation bringing the agency into existence on July 29, 1958.\nThe decision came after Soviet successes with the Sputnik program sparked concerns in the U.S. that American efforts in space were coming up short. The new administration was built on the framework of an existing agency, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), with legislation laying out eight primary goals for NASA.\n\u201cThere are no blueprints or road maps which clearly mark out the course,\u201d Lyndon B. Johnson said at the time, in his role as Senate majority leader and chairman of the Special Committee on Space and Astronautics, according to a video released by NASA to commemorate the anniversary.\nNo, a Huge Meteor Did Not Threaten a US Base With Destruction\nOn July 25th, a fireball graced the skies over icy Greenland near Thule Air Force Base, the U.S. Air Force\u2019s northernmost base and a key to its aerospace defense strategy. The meteor released 2.1 kilotons of energy over a installation designed to detect nuclear missile launches, which led to a predictable media freakout; Fox News posted a story about the incident beneath a picture of an explosion \u2014 definitely not this one \u2014 with a mushroom cloud spilling from Earth into space:\nBut the freakout is wrong. Digging into the meteor incident demonstrates that it really isn\u2019t that big of a deal. Here\u2019s why.\nFirst, \u201cThe energy that came in with this was very limited,\u201d Hans Kristensen, director of the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists, told Task & Purpose.\nRead more at: taskandpurpose\nSpace Port Meeting was Held in Burlington\nSpaceport Colorado is a commercial aircraft operation looking for a horizontal launch license. We met with Ken Buck Representatives Erika Chaves and Cody LeBlanc who started off the listening session in Burlington. Those in attendance were then able to meet Dave Ruppel, airport director out of Adams County.\nThose who are a part of Spaceport Colorado have produced a vehicle meant to be launched into suborbital space. The vehicle is the same size as a medium business jet. It takes off just like any other commercial flight, but then produces two sonic booms, to help get it in and out of suborbital space. While up in space they pick the angle for re-entry, and head back toward earth with the second sonic boom. It would turn a flight from Denver to Tokyo into an hour and a half flight!\nRead more at: Yumapioneer\nAmazon.com founder Jeff Bezos is racing to pull his private space company out of start-up mode and move into production amid signals that his firm\u2019s heavy rocket set for lift-off in 2020 may slip behind schedule, according to people familiar with the project.\nBlue Origin has added hundreds of engineers over the past three years and continues to ramp up in an expansion that one employee described as \u201chyperbolic.\u201d The Kent, Washington-based company is looking to double its current workforce to around 3,000 employees over the next two to three years, a top customer told Reuters.\nThe urgency centers on a rocket dubbed New Glenn. The heavy-launch vehicle, which Bezos promises will be able to haul satellites and, eventually, people into orbit, is central to the company\u2019s hopes of winning lucrative military and commercial contracts.\nNASA\u2019s Space-Suit Drama Could Delay Our Trip to the Moon\nAfter years of planning, NASA is finally launching a new effort to send astronauts back to the moon and then onward to Mars.\nThe space agency is developing a new capsule spacecraft, a super-heavy rocket to boost the capsule into space, and a moon-orbiting station that, if it deploys on schedule in the mid-2020s, could serve as humanity\u2019s main waystation for ever-longer missions farther into the solar system.\nBut one important piece of technology is missing: a new space suit.\nFifty-three years after astronaut Ed White stepped outside his Gemini 4 capsule on the first-ever spacewalk for an American, NASA is stuck using decades-old suits that critics say are too old, too bulky, too rigid, and too few in number for America\u2019s new era of space exploration.\nRead more at: Daily beast\nFeature: German Astronaut Looks Forward to Working in China Space Station\n\u201cI would expect to do any type of work and take the same responsibility as any Chinese astronaut in CSS (China Space Station),\u201d said Matthias Maurer, a German astronaut. Maurer wishes he could work in CSS one day.\nAt the European Astronaut Center (EAC) under European Space Agency (ESA), located near the West Germany\u2019s city of Cologne, Maurer told Xinhua about his expectations for CSS. \u201cI want to participate in both European and non-European experiments there. Also (to) build a live video connection so that the European public can talk with the European astronauts in the CSS and see inside,\u201d Maurer said.\nBefore joining the ESA in 2010, Maurer has already boasted rich international experience by studying and working in various countries including Germany, France, Spain and Britain.\nSenate Committee Approves Space Frontier Act\nThe Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee approved the Space Frontier Act, S. 3277, this morning on a voice vote with no debate. Three amendments were adopted: a Cruz amendment in the nature of a substitute; an Inhofe amendment regarding spaceports; and a Peters amendment on space debris. The next step will be a vote by the full Senate.\nThe bipartisan bill was introduced last week and is sponsored by Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX), Bill Nelson (D-FL) and Ed Markey (D-MA). The two main topics are commercial space regulations and extending the lifetime of the International Space Station (ISS) to 2030.\nWhat NASA\u2019s New Chief Says Houston\u2019s Role will be in the Future of Space Flight\nNASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine is in the process of visiting all of the NASA facilities across the country. On Thursday, he visited Johnson Space Center. On Friday, he will join NASA leaders to announce the first NASA astronaut crew assignments for the commercial crew vehicles.\n\u201cWhen we go back to the moon, we\u2019re going to stay this time,\u201d said Bridenstine. \u201cAnd when we stay on the surface of the moon, we\u2019re going to bring with us all of our international partners and our commercial partners, and all of that activity is going to be great for the Johnson Space Center and great for the American space program.\u201d\nThe Bold Future of the Outer Space Treaty\nOn June 18, 2018, in Washington, D.C., President Trump announced the development of a U.S. Space Force to \u201censure American dominance in space.\u201d The Space Force is to form a sixth branch of the U.S. military. On the same day, the UNISPACE+50 celebrations began in Vienna. Hosted by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), participants marked half a century of UNISPACE, the UN Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.\nUNISPACE was first held in Vienna in 1968, following the passing in 1967 of the Outer Space Treaty\u2014full name, the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies. That\u2019s right.\nRead more at: jstor\nNASA Inspector General Skeptical of ISS Commercialization Plans\nA new report by NASA\u2019s Office of Inspector General raises doubts about the feasibility of NASA\u2019s plans to transfer ISS operations to the private sector in 2025.\nIn a report published July 30, the office also warned that NASA\u2019s research goals may not be completed by 2024 as expected, requiring additional time on the ISS or another facility in order to meet the agency\u2019s deep space exploration requirements.\nThe report was skeptical of plans, announced in the agency\u2019s fiscal year 2019 budget proposal in February and a transition report submitted to Congress in March, to end direct federal funding of ISS operations in 2025, transferring all or part of it to the private sector in a bid to save money and support the commercialization of low Earth orbit.\nWhy We Need a Manned Mission to Outer Space\nOn July 5, the Indian Space Research Organisation carried out a technology demonstration that holds key to prospects of a manned mission to space. According to ISRO, this crew escape system is an emergency escape measure designed to quickly pull the crew module along with astronauts to a safe distance from the launch vehicle in the event of a launch abort. This test was first in a series conducted by ISRO which qualified the crew escape system. In all manned missions to space, the crew module\u2014container that houses astronauts\u2014is installed on the rocket\u2019s uppermost stage. ISRO\u2019s latest test, called pad-abort, checks whether an escape system installed on the crew module can take it away to safety should the rocket malfunction on the launchpad itself.\nThe implications of this test are huge. The idea of having an indigenous manned mission to space is fascinating. The plan to send an astronaut to outer space has been a dream of scientists working in the Indian space mission, and a wish of a billion\nRead more at: Financial Express\nWhy the Private Spaceflight Industry Needs More Lawyers (Op-Ed)\nIf private companies are going to start exploring and settling the final frontier \u2014 building human outposts on the moon and Mars, launching tourists into space or even building luxury space hotels in orbit \u2014 the world will need clearer laws to govern the commercial use of space and more specialized attorneys to understand and interpret those laws.\nThe world already has several treaties that govern what government entities can and cannot do in space, like the United Nations\u2019 Outer Space Treaty. However, private companies don\u2019t necessarily have to abide by the same rules.\nWe need law schools to prepare students for this infinite realm of property law regarding physical property, like the construction and use of spacecraft, space stations and even to attempts to colonize the moon and Mars. That preparation also extends to the vast universe of intellectual property.\nOne Possible Job for Spacex\u2019s BFR Rocket? Taking the Air Force\u2019s Cargo In And Out of Space\nIn the near future, sending military cargo in and out of space may not only be the realm of science fiction and fantasy pop culture like Star Trek and Star Wars.\nIn fact, Air Force Gen. Carlton Everhart, who heads Air Mobility Command, believes it could happen within the next five to 10 years, he told reporters on August 2.\nEverhart visited the headquarters of SpaceX and Virgin Orbit last week \u2014 he hopes to get to the Jeff Bezos\u2019-owned Blue Origin sometime soon \u2014 to talk about how emerging space technologies could be used by the Air Force\u2019s air mobility fleet, which transports people, cargo and fuel all over the world.\nCargo Bases in Space: Air Force General Wants Them Within a Decade\nWithin a decade, U.S. troops may get some supplies from prepositioned stocks in space \u2014 if the Air Force\u2019s mobility commander can make his vision come true.\nGen. Carlton D. Everhart II is already talking with SpaceX and other space-services companies about that and other space-related initiatives, the leader of Air Force Mobility Command told reporters at a Defense Writers Group breakfast Thursday.\n\u201cWhat happens if we preposition cargo in space? I don\u2019t have to use terrestrial means, I don\u2019t have to use water means. I can just position in space and have a re-supplying vehicle come up and come back down. I don\u2019t have to have people there, I just have to have the cargo there. Automated loading systems, those types of things,\u201d Everhart said.\nRead more at: Defense one\nHere\u2019s Why the USAF is Suddenly Talking Cargo Drops from Space and Spying on Other Galaxies\nFor better or worse, the idea of an independent Space Force seems to be gaining traction within the White House, in Congress, and even the halls of the Pentagon. The Air Force stands to lose the most in any such arrangement, so, perhaps not coincidentally, some members of the service\u2019s senior leadership seem especially keen to show that they understand that space, and potential threats to American assets up there, is an important issue. But some of the statements these individuals have made, including the idea of prepositioning supplies in geosynchronous orbit or preparing to monitor activities in other galaxies, are highly unrealistic and difficult to view seriously.\nRead more at: drive\nRetired Astronaut Scott Kelly Warns Trump\u2019s \u2018Space Force\u2019 Would Waste Money, Risk Peace\nRetired NASA astronaut and commander of the International Space Station Scott Kelly ripped Donald Trump\u2019s proposed military \u201cspace force,\u201d calling it a waste of money that could jeopardize peaceful space exploration.\n\u201cIt\u2019s not clear to me what the purpose is of this new branch of the military, which is going to be incredibly expensive,\u201d Kelly said on MSNBC on Friday. \u201cMy big concern here is that space has been a place for us to work in a peaceful manner. Changing that with not any clear reason at this point is \u2026 hard to understand.\u201d\nKelly also pointed out that space weapons are restricted by international treaties that the U.S. \u201chas been a party to since the 1960s.\u201d\nPresident Donald Trump wants a Space Force, a new military service he says is needed to ensure American dominance in space. But the idea is gaining little traction at the Pentagon, where the president\u2019s defense chief, Jim Mattis, says it would add burdensome bureaucracy and unwanted costs.\nThe Pentagon acknowledges a need to revamp its much-criticized approach to defending U.S. economic and security interests in space, and it is moving in that direction. But it\u2019s unclear whether this will satisfy Trump, who wants to go even further by creating a separate military space service.\nThe administration intends to announce next week the results of a Pentagon study that is expected to call for creating a new military command \u2014 U.S. Space Command \u2014 to consolidate space warfighting forces and making other organizational changes short of establishing a separate service, which only Congress can do. Any legislative proposal to create a separate service would likely not be put on the table until next year.\nSpace Force and International Space Law\nSince the emergence of space law in the second half of the 20th century, deployment of military equipment in outer space has been the subject of intense debates in legal circles. The Outer Space Treaty expressly prohibits the placement of nuclear armament or any other type of weapons of mass destruction in orbit around Earth. Likewise, establishment of military bases or fortifications in space or on celestial bodies has been declared forbidden. This article sheds light on legal dimensions of the Trump Administration\u2019s intention to create new branch of military called the Space Force and examines related legal considerations in light of public international law.\nThe Tale Of The Russian, The Butter Knife And Space\nWe all know the Russians often make use of a certain ruthlessness in some of their encounters with foreign diplomats. Think Molotov. Think of the threats by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Vladimir Putin that they would take military action against Sweden if it had the temerity to try and join the NATO alliance.\n\u201cThis does not quite mean that we will become hysterical and we will aim our nuclear missiles at Sweden,\u201d Putin said last year. \u201cBut we will be obliged to undertake something because we see this as an additional threat to Russia.\u201d\nRussia has behaved in much the same way on space and related military issues, including on the efforts to create international standards for conduct in space, as Frank Rose, former assistant secretary of State for arms control, verification and compliance, told an audience here at the annual deterrence conference put on by Strategic Command.\n\u2018Limits to Inhibit\u2019: Remembering Challenger\u2019s Dramatic 51F Launch, On This Day in 1985\nMore than three decades ago, one of the most complex Space Shuttle science missions ever undertaken hung\u2014for the merest of seconds\u2014on the knife\u2019s edge between success and failure, some 67 miles (108 km) above Earth. Heading into orbit at more than 9,300 mph (15,000 km/h) on the afternoon of 29 July 1985, Challenger was in the process of launching seven astronauts and the Spacelab-2 payload of telescopes and astronomical instruments for seven days of round-the-clock science. Three weeks earlier, on 12 July, the Mission 51F crew of Commander Gordon Fullerton, Pilot Roy Bridges, Mission Specialists Karl Henize, Story Musgrave and Tony England and Payload Specialists Loren Acton and John-David Bartoe had endured a hairy on-the-pad engine shutdown, seconds before liftoff. Their second attempt to reach space would prove successful, but today stands as one of the most significant near-misses in the shuttle\u2019s program\u2019s 30-year lifetime.\nRussian Space Industry Scientist Allegedly Shared Top-Secret Data With NATO \u2014 Lawyer\nA Russian scientist from the Central Research Institute of Machine-Building, Viktor Kudryavtsev, who was detained last month in Russia on high treason charges, was allegedly involved in sharing top-secret data with a NATO member state, his lawyer Yevgeny Smirnov told TASS citing investigation case materials.\nLast Wednesday, investigators pressed high treason charges against Kudryavtsev, a scientist with the Central Research Institute of Machine-Building (TsNIImash, the parent research institute of Russia\u2019s State Space Corporation Roscosmos).\n\u201cAccording to the investigation case materials that we have, Kudryavtsev had been allegedly handing over classified information to one of the NATO member-states,\u201d his lawyer Yevgeny Smirnov told TASS.\nReview: Limiting Outer Space\nIn the introduction to Limiting Outer Space, editor Alexander C.T. 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        "raw_content": "Q/A Gustav\nWherein lies the happiness of wage labour?\nBack in the day, Jeans Team sang: \u201cO farmer, / Take me along / Into the fields \u2026 To the animals / Into the warmth / To the feed / And the straw.\u201d This expressed a longing for simplicity and clarity. You aren\u2019t just a farmer from nine to five: you\u2019re always a farmer. That\u2019s not a profession in the classic sense, but a design for life.\nAn artist\u2019s life usually takes the same form. Feeding cows \u2013 reading books, harvesting grain \u2013 producing texts \u2026 dreaming of electric sheep. The things that surround you, people you meet, with whom you exchange views, both informally and professionally, define your social status and become tools of distinction. They are part of the field you cultivate: your cultural capital.\nAs a one-man/one-woman company called Artist, which naturally entails being an author, producer, and barker in one, it is a constant performance of existential drive (a farmer has to do what a farmer has to do), a personified promise of advancement (recognition, high culture, prizes), media self-promotion, and self-presentation. This grows and takes root in the most intimate corners of your being.\nUnder the dictates of neoliberalism, this format, this fusing of the models for living, working, and selling, this absolute penetration and absorption, is a kind of trial balloon for a construct of society as a whole.\nConsequently, you have to reconfront the question of how you define yourself as an artist in this situation.\nFor me, Gustav has always been a tool that is not directly related to my personality but instead permitted me to explore limits and codes. Part of this has to do with shaping a media image, reconfiguring it, or sometimes even withdrawing from the process deliberately.\nAt first, making music was a necessity. The most suitable means to communicate content and raise questions. Composing for film and the atre has largely turned music into a job for me. Now I get a concrete assignment: make music. While in my former existence as an artist, work and leisure were combined, now they have been split again. I go to work. I sit in the studio for eight hours a day. I do what I do well. Compose, produce, arrange. Then I go home. That\u2019s the end of that.\nIt is a pragmatic decision. On the one hand, for a form of craft. On the other hand, it\u2019s a kind of liberation: not having to express my thoughts and compulsions in order to go with the flow of the digital stream, the flow of capital.\nTranslated by Steven Lindberg\nPerforming under the name Gustav, Eva Jantschitsch released the critically acclaimed albums Rettet die Wale (2004) and Verlass die Stadt (2009). She has since composed various commissioned works for the theatre. In 2013 she received the \u00d6sterreichischer Filmpreis for her soundtrack to the film Grenz g\u00e4nger by Florian Flicker. Currently Gustav is performing in the new production of Proletenpassion (1976) at the Theater X in Vienna.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Santa\u2019s Swim in aid of L-Istrina at the Grand Hotel Excelsior\nSanta\u2019s Swim in aid of L-Istrina at the Grand Hotel Excelsior\nFor the fifth year running, Grand Hotel Excelsior team members will be organising a Santa\u2019s Swim. Colleagues, guests and members of the public are invited to swim in the clear, chilly waters of Marsamxett Harbour or make a splash in the hotel\u2019s swimming pool. The event will take place on Saturday 3rd December and all donations will be in aid of the Malta Community Chest Fund.\nAs a tradition, the hotel themes its Christmas activities, and the selected concept this year is Beauty and the Beast. On the occasion of this year\u2019s Santa\u2019s Swim, Beauty and the Beast characters will be joining as Santa\u2019s special guests to do a brave dive for charity.\nEach swimmer will receive a Santa hat upon registration. We will be serving well-deserved warm drinks and home-made cookies to all participants after the swim. Facilities for showering and changing will be available. A certificate of participation will be presented to all swimmers. Those who are not willing to brave the cold water are still encouraged to come and show their support.\nOnce again, present and former local Waterpolo players are being invited to participate in an exhibition match. At 9.45am the MCCF representatives will start collecting the donations and registering the participants. The band of the Malta Police Force will bring joy with live Christmas music and will be welcoming the participants at the Grand Hotel Excelsior lobby at 10am. This activity is being endorsed by the Malta Community Chest Fund and H.E President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca is expected to attend.\nThe American Autoclub MALTA will be supporting the event by organising a static show in the Yacht Club area. Each participant is kindly asked to make a donation of \u20ac10 upon registration in aid of the Malta Community Chest Fund. Participants are encouraged to register for this charity event by contacting the Grand Hotel Excelsior Christmas Desk on 21250520 or email christmasdesk@excelsior.com.mt\nPosted in Featured, Other, Swimming",
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We may have the exact same opinions on everything, but we totally use different adjectives and occasionally adverbs (all nouns, however, are duplicated).\nClick through for a first glance at \"Reaper,\" \"Gossip Girl,\" \"Running Wild\" and \"Aliens in America.\"\nShow: \"Reaper\" (The CW dramedy)\nPitch: You know those episodes of \"The Simpsons\" and \"Family Guy\" where Homer or Peter briefly took over for the Grim Reaper? How 'bout a whole series like that, only with an attractive 20-something male lead. Alternatively: \"The Loop\" only with less Mimi Rogers and more Satan.\nQuick Response: If you liked Bret Harrison on \"The Loop,\" you'll like him here. The premise of a Gen Y slacker suddenly having to do The Devil's dirty work seems versatile and the pilot is a breezy hoot, well-directed by Kevin Smith (words you don't usually utter), who packs the screen with deadpan details. The casting of Ray Wise as Satan is a treat. The only way Tyler Labine's gregariously lazy sidekick could be more obviously Jack Black inspired would be to have the character be the frontman of the greatest rock duo in the world and he may be trying a bit too hard. I like the casting of Nikki Reed as the lead's dreamgirl, conveying both intelligence and off-kilter charm rather than the more obvious attributes of a typical CW bimbo (rumor has it that the network may be contemplating recasting the part with a typical CW bimbo... hope not). If The CW people are smart, they'll give some thought to where they can move \"Reaper.\" This is a show that deserves the chance to succeed, but going up against \"House\" and the markedly similar \"Chuck\" on NBC, it'll have a tough go of it.\nDesire to Watch Again: Strong.\nPossible Role For Eric Balfour: Nothing, really. If he isn't already, he could be a minion of the Devil.\nShow: \"Gossip Girl\" (The CW drama)\nThe Pitch: Remember that \"Cruel Intentions\" pilot [\"Manchester Prep\"] that FOX didn't pick up but that became the really bad \"Cruel Intentions\" sequel? Make it a little less trashy and a bit smarter.\nQuick Response: I'm always happy to welcome a decent high school soap into my life and with \"The O.C.\" gone and \"Hairy Palms\" due for near-instant death, this should fit the bill. And how nice that it just happens to come from Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage of \"The O.C.\" fame. I'm told that it comes from a series of books and that the teenage girls are ga-ga over 'em, but I don't have a Sidekick or a MySpace page, so I'm probably not in tune with them anyway. Since we're dealing with snotty New York private school kids, it's important that the leads not be insufferable. Here, the main characters look to have been well-cast, particularly Penn Badgely (who I've never previously liked on any of his WB shows), Leighton Meester (memorable as the doc's Lolita-esque stalker on \"House\") and Blake Lively (who has the disadvantage of photographing at least five years older than the rest of the cast, even if she's actually younger). A bit more disturbing is Cindy Lou Who (Taylor Momsen), whose character is in danger of being sexually assaulted in the pilot. Will Schwartz and Savage be able to keep the parents (represented mostly by Kelly Rutherford and Matthew Settle in the pilot) involved in the story? And is there a line they can't cross with representations of teenage drinking and sexuality?\nDesire to Watch Again: Relatively strong. I'm not the target demo, but I'll tune in provided the show remains smart enough.\nPossible Role For Eric Balfour: Geez. Out of luck again.\nShow: \"Life Is Wild\" (The CW Drama)\nThe Pitch: It's \"7th Heaven\" if you replace Jesus with Nelson Mandela and Beverly Mitchell with a dingo (All together now... \"Who'd know the difference?).\nFirst Impression: A show that the entire family can watch together that teaches important lessons about South African culture and nature? Nice. I feel bad making fun of that. Unfortunately, \"Life Is Wild\" (my screener reads \"Running Wild\") is shot on digital video and all of the pleasures of the location shooting and Real Live Animals are undone by how low the production values are. Sepinwall liked the scenery and wildlife, but for the visual cheapness, they might as well have shot at the San Diego Zoo. Also, I'm a bit sad that Rutger Hauer bailed on playing the crotchety South African grandfather, because the guy who replaced him is no Rutger Hauer. Since I came into the pilot with a healthy distrust of poachers, money-driven lodge owners and wounded feral lions, I'm not sure I'll need to tune in again.\nDesire to Watch Again: Minimal, but if \"7th Heaven\" fans want to gather around to watch on Sunday nights, I'll try to only mock a little.\nPossible Role For Eric Balfour: Can you see Eric Balfour as an evil poacher? I can. No part in the pilot, though, is ready made for him.\nShow: \"Aliens in America\" (The CW comedy)\nThe Pitch: A Muslim in Wisconsin?!?!? How can something so crazy not be hilarious? [My own personal sitcom about being a Jewish teen in Mississippi has many of the same punchlines.]\nFirst Impression: Dan Byrd was one of the few cast members of \"The Hills Have Eyes\" that I didn't want to see get eaten by mutant cannibals and he's a good Everykid entry point into the series. The pilot, which has been sitting on the shelf for a year, is laced with a bizarre vein of humor and I may need to tune in for a couple weeks just to see if they explain the story of the clown who died in the main family's living room. People concerned that \"Aliens\" mocks Muslims or people of Middle Eastern lineage need not be concerned. Nope. It just mocks ignorant small town Midwestern white folks, which is totally kosher I guess. The outcast kid narrating his adventures being picked on in school may be played out by this point, but at least \"Aliens\" is compatible with \"Everybody Hates Chris.\"\nDesire to Watch Again: Low. If The CW sends out screeners, I might check out another episode or two.\nPossible Role For Eric Balfour: Sorry. This just isn't your year at The C-Dub, Balfour.\nSo, I just looked up Nikki Reed on IMDB because I wanted to see if it was the same Nikki Reed who wrote Thirteen. (It is, which I'm sure you already knew. Anywho.) In my search, I discovered she was on The O.C. for six episodes playing someone named \"Sadie Campbell.\" I cannot for the life of me remember this Sadie character. I think I might have blocked out the entire third season as a self-protective measure.\nThe only CW show I've seen so far is Aliens in America, and while I enjoyed it I doubt I will watch on a regular basis. Now that you've told me Penn Badgley is in Gossip Girl, I'm even more interested to see it. He was the only likable thing about that godforsaken Oliver Hudson crapfest that was The Mountain.\nSadie was ill-fated enough to be related to the Johnny debacle in Season Three. She was his cousin or something? She arrived after his funeral or something? She designed jewelery or something? She and Ryan got all intimate and she started talking about moving to Berkeley to live near him when he went off to college and things went South from there. Her arc was not memorable except that in the \"Everybody has sex\" episode, she was the one who had sex with Ryan.\nGlad you asked? Thought so...\nAnd *nobody* was likeable in \"The Mountain.\"\nI think, as an experiment, you and I shouldn't discuss the Fox pilots at all, nor should you read my upcoming blog posts on same until you've written your own, just to see if the mind-meld is strong even without discussion.\nA character almost gets sexually assaulted in Gossip Girl and you don't see a role for Eric Balfour? Uh, hello, the guy has sexual predator written all over him. Or at least all over his goatee.\nMeanwhile, I was IMDBing some of the Gossip Girl cast and was shocked to see that Taylor Momsen is only 13!! (She'll be 14 by the time the show premieres.) I normally get annoyed by how old the \"teens\" on tv are, but when they're really 25 it's much less creepy when they're drinking and slutting around.\nAnd this is the first I'm hearing of Rutger Hauer bailing on Life is Wild. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Re-framing World War II as a facebook profile page\u2026\nThe escape of exnzpat, Part 3 \u00bb\nIn a nutshell: a matter of trust\nThis small comment, in the middle of an article discussing Facebook privacy, explains what\u2019s actually lost when certain spruikers (you know who I mean) expand their hyperbole and \u2018puffery\u2019 into potentially misleading claims \u2026 and then their offerings disappoint repeatedly, as in the case of some whose activities I have highlighted here.\nimage: Shutterstock via faqs.org (click)\n\u201cThey\u2019ve lost the users\u2019 trust. That\u2019s the problem,\u201d said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, an advocacy group. \u201cIn the earlier days, there was time to regain it. It\u2019s not so clear now. I think it\u2019s getting more serious than making changes and moving on.\u201d\nAs they used to say about Bill Clinton: One\u2019s repeated behaviour reveals one\u2019s character.\nSome people advocate a world without criticism or \u2018negative\u2019 comments \u2026 about anyone.\n\u2018Why are you so mean?\u2019 they ask the critic. \u2018Why do you say such negative things?\u2019 or \u2018Why can\u2019t you just live and let live?\u2019\nLook, when it comes to personal relationships, I get it. I do. But even in those, there are times when the best thing to do is hammer someone on what they\u2019re repeatedly doing or not doing. Unpleasant as that may be. There are times when you are either part of the problem or part of the solution.\nAnd as my hero Rachel Maddow tried to do with Rand Paul a while back, there are times when a prolonged sceptical probing spotlight exploring someone\u2019s professed position vs reality is actually the right and best thing you can do. That\u2019s not being \u2018negative\u2019 in my view. It\u2019s being responsible. (And if you believe they present a danger to you or others, or that they are acting in a predatory way, why shut up?)\nIn a case of \u2018You can take the journo out of the newsroom but you can\u2019t take the newsroom out of the journo\u2019, one of the ongoing themes of this blog is Whistle-blowers (39 posts and counting) \u2014 I\u2019m encouraged by people who courageously speak up in the face of what they see as doubtful or wrong behaviour. I see it as a litmus test of their character.\nIt takes guts to make yourself a target for retaliation and retribution for the sake of principle.\nI applaud them for standing up and following their conscience. Kia kaha. \u2013 P\nRachel Maddow, spruikers, telling the truth, whistle blower",
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        "raw_content": "Princess Caroline & Family Current Events Part 7 : January 2014 -\nIt's as confirmed as it'll ever be. Hoping for a girl tbh!\nfandesacs2003\nSomething is not correct. 3 days ago she was much slim. Now she has an enormous belly. Not logic.\nNot really, she wasn't \"much slimmer\" three days ago as much as she was wearing an outfit that very cleverly camouflaged her stomach area.\nA couple of weeks ago there were photos of her in an airport lobby where her condition was quite obvious.\nIf the media reports are correct, she is nearing the end of her second trimester of pregnancy.\nOhh, verh interesting news! So, she will give birth at the end of August? Thank you very much, Moonmaiden!\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BjFtjlln...n-by=bborromeo\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BjFG5Ian...n-by=bborromeo\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BjFFMb4H...n-by=bborromeo\nthe latest photographs by Beatrice Borromeo and Pierre Casiraghi before becoming parents for the second time. Accompanied by Charlotte Casiraghi, they had lunch at the Yacht Club of Montecarlo\nAndrea and Pierre attended a stag party at the Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany:\n** bild: Die Grimaldis als Normalis auf der Wiesn **\nAndrea and Pierre enjoy the Oktoberfest celebrations in Munich\nhttps://www.eastnews.pl/en/pictures/...ywords/page/1/\nOn 5 November Andrea Casiraghi hosted the charity gala for the Fondation Motrice in London .\nFrom the pictures was there Princess Caroline, Tatiana, Princess Alexandra with her boyfriend and Princess Ekaterina of Hannover.\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BqqM-Dvle9w/\nPosts about the Royal House of Hannover and the selling of Marienburg Castle have been moved to the following thread:\n** Royal House of Hanover (Guelph) **\n\u00ab Princess Caroline & Vincent Lindon | Princess Caroline and her work for AMADE \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "In recent weeks, a large caravan of men, women, and children from multiple Central American nations has been moving north through Mexico towards the United States. These migrants are fleeing their homeland in order to escape violence and find better opportunities in a new place. In response to this large influx of people inching towards the U.S. border, President Trump has ordered over 5,000 troops to assist Border Patrol agents.\nThe commander-in-chief justified his action by claiming the caravan poses a national security threat. Trump and his supporters argue that as a sovereign nation, we have an obligation to do everything in our power to protect our borders and prevent people from entering our country illegally. They also argue that allowing undocumented people in is unfair to those who have waited years to gain entrance legally. However, some argue that Trump sending troops to the border is an overreaction. They claim that the men, women, and children who are fleeing their country pose no threat to us. Rather than using force to stop this caravan, this side would generally prefer that we welcome the migrants to our country for humanitarian reasons. Additionally, they argue that sending the military is a waste of taxpayer dollars, believing that the Border Patrol can handle the situation. What do you think? Do you agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers?\nWhat Is the Migrant Caravan and Why Does Trump Care?\nThe Caravan Is Real\nWhy the migrant caravan is not a border crisis\nJulia from California\nI believe Mr. Trump is justified in sending Troops to the Mexican-American Border. At the end of the day, countries have borders for a reason. Our country cannot have drugs and crime flowing through this border. It is true (certainly) that there are good people on both sides who may want to cross, but as the president, and as any good president would, Mr. Trump must put the needs of the US first. The president must have a good moral compass, but his true North must be what would best benefit the US. There is a reason so many want to leave Mexico, which is not currently in the best state, and we cannot, as a country, bring that to the US. Logistically, not every bad person can be weeded out of the good. Furthermore, especially with the mom of two impaled upon crossing recently, hopefully having a military force will prevent more injuries, as fewer will be likely to make this dangerous crossing. The national guard members are not going to be running and shooting babies (although it seems odd that I must clarify this). They are there to keep peace, and keep people safe. I am sure sending the national guard will aid both sides, not harm them.\nI feel for the caravan, I truly do. My family is made up of immigrants, and I have heard from my mothers, grandmothers, grandfathers, aunts, uncles, cousins, and family friends about what they had to do to make it to America. I get it, and I feel a lot of pain, especially for the families. But if the immigrants in the caravan could try to get through legally, it will be the best option for both sides, especially if a \u201crush\u201d could be placed on families and children. We, as American citizens, do not know who is in the caravan. You wouldn\u2019t let a group of unknown people, possibly armed or with drugs, in your house. Would you do it in your country?\nI believe Mr. Trump is justified in sending Troops to the Mexican-American Border. At the end of the day, countries have borders for a reason. Our cou\u2026\nNathanael from Kentucky\nOur country is already struggling to pay for healthcare, food stamps and social security benefits for the American people. Adding more people, will make all of us more likely to have health issues put undo stress on existing government assistance program , create more social and economic problems and raise taxes more for the working class people.\nOur country is already struggling to pay for healthcare, food stamps and social security benefits for the American people. Adding more people, will ma\u2026\nThank you so much Ash and Talen fir leaving such respectful comments! I see both of your opinions\nAsh; I understand the feeling of hopelessness, and I completely agree that a quick vetting process with a \u201crush\u201d on families is a great idea! However, letting people though on the basis of \u201csome of them want a better life and have suffered\u201d doesn\u2019t work. Those people should be let through! But vetting must happen to single them out, not just letting a mob rush in. Fix the system, but nothing will get fixed without order, which the military will restore. Furthermore, if the military wasn\u2019t there, it would be very dangerous for those attempting to rush the border; having the military will hep more people by preventing panic. With panic comes injuries, and death.\nTalen; It really isn\u2019t that aggressive. I really do want the people who deserve through to come through. However, I don\u2019t want a mob with criminals rushing in. As you are saying, these criminals are ruining it for the good people. And with the military there preventing illegal crossing, and a strong vetting system in place, we can welcome the good people with open arms, and not let the criminals ruin it!\nThe caravan has passed through countries where ISIS members have been arrested. They have stooped lower than hiding among innocents\nAsh; I understand the feeling of hopelessness, and \u2026\neryn from California\nI would have to disagree because I feel that you have forgotten to take into consideration why the few people are bringing in these apparent drugs. It is the Americans who demand the supply so maybe the US should focus more on fixing the problem inside their own country rather than people outside of the country. In addition the immigrants are not coming to America to bring crime, they are coming to flee. Also the benefit the US because they take and are willing to work the jobs that US citizens do not want. The immigrants are willing to do the laborious work that Americans consider too hard because they believe that anything is better than what their previous life was.\nI would have to disagree because I feel that you have forgotten to take into consideration why the few people are bringing in these apparent drugs. It\u2026\nAlexis from California\nJulia, I think you are making an assumption about only criminals trying to immigrate and bring crime and drugs over to the U.S, many people are fleeing due to persecution due to their social group, religion, or other beliefs. Many people are actually trying to flee violence in South or Central America. I think that immigrants would add to the workforce and do the jobs and would do the unfilled jobs that most Americans don\u2019t want to do.\nJulia, I think you are making an assumption about only criminals trying to immigrate and bring crime and drugs over to the U.S, many people are fleein\u2026\nAsh from New Hampshire\nThe problem with this is that the legal route provided is deeply inadequate. Many asylum seekers feel they have no choice due to the years-long waitlist, one they simply cannot wait for when it comes to exiting a destabilized nation, especially with their children involved. The U.S. government must provide a clear and speedy path to citizenship if we want to decrease illegal attempts.\nFor now, the only humane option is to grant asylum to those who essentially have nothing to return to. We are a country of immigrants and we should embrace those who have suffered and want to build a life for themselves and their families.\nThe problem with this is that the legal route provided is deeply inadequate. Many asylum seekers feel they have no choice due to the years-long waitli\u2026\nTalen from Missouri\nI do agree with you to an extent but sending a military power to our southern boarder to an extent could be a little too excessive. Not all coming from southern boarder are not bad. Imagine always having the dream of getting away from an environment that is infested with criminals but you never had the means to do it, and when you finally could the criminals migrate with you the that \u201cfreedom\u201d. That is an example of all of the bad outshining the good.\nI do agree with you to an extent but sending a military power to our southern boarder to an extent could be a little too excessive. Not all coming fro\u2026\nI am trying to address both comments in here! Furthermore, please attempt to leave thinly veiled insults out of civil discourse! (and just to clarify no, I am not spreading propaganda)\n1. Yes! We should place a rush on families, which you may notice I stated in my original comment. Let people through legally, as I doubt families are very high on the \u201cdanger priority list\u201d and as such, would need to be vetted less thoroughly. I understand this; my mom would be rotting in a prison or shot at age seven if her family hadn\u2019t managed to gain political asylum LEGALLY. I want those future teachers and CEO\u2019s in the US, just no criminals. The way to tell the difference is through a \u201crushed\u201d legal immigration. And no, you\u2019re flat out wrong about America not being a great country because\na). So many people leave their \u201cbetter\u201d countries to come here. Likely?\nb). The US takes a leading role in multiple international human rights issues\nc). & grants its citizens freedoms among them the right for you to state your opinion without being jailed\nd). & is the world\u2019s most dominant economic and military power\ne). And if you really think the US isn\u2019t that great, then (not an insult) maybe consider leaving, as you shouldn\u2019t be living in a country you dislike.\n2. I don\u2019t really know what this debate has to do with the American school system or president Trump\u2019s comments on that and as such, not wanting to go off tangent, will save that for a different debate.\nNext Comment!\n1. If anyone writing these would please read my full comment, I would sincerely appreciate it! I say that the majority are good people, but there could be bad people lurking in the shadows. Again, there are many good people in the caravan who need to be placed on a rushed vetting procedure into the US. However, we shouldn\u2019t be letting an unvetted mob POSSIBLY containing dangerous and/or bad people in. We shouldn\u2019t let bad people in, although I really shouldn\u2019t have to clarify this, especially when all that needs to happen is a vetting process through a legal immigration system (I feel like we have one\u2026).\n2). To quote another website,\u201d[Mexico] is the main foreign supplier of cannabis and an important entry point of South American cocaine and Asian methamphetamines to the United States. It is believed that almost half the cartels\u2019 revenues come from cannabis. Cocaine, heroin, and increasingly methamphetamine are also traded.\u201d Last I checked, bad things in the world can happen that are not murder.\n3. It is not unjust to enforce your countries borders. It is not unjust to not immediately let a mob through. My heart goes out to all those people, but logistically we can\u2019t immediately let them all in. We can send aid and hurry the vetting, but we can\u2019t open the border and yell \u201canyone who wants can jump on in\u201d!\n4. Of course others matter! That is why I am a strong supporter of legal immigration. And legal asylum, as my family came in. And rushes being placed an children and families, which is how my entire mom\u2019s side of the family is alive. However, I do not support giant mobs of people flocking in our country unvetted. Let the good people in, keep the dangerous people out.\n5. When you are reduced to saying first generation American is spreading \u201cpropaganda\u201d, that usually means you don\u2019t have a strong argument. Not an attack, just a suggestion to not undermine points with insults.\nI am trying to address both comments in here! Furthermore, please attempt to leave thinly veiled insults out of civil discourse! (and just to clarify \u2026\nMichael from Missouri\nI would have to disagree. Denying access to these immigrants should not be justified by \u201cthere are bad people.\u201d The Cato institute in 2017 explains that the chance that an American would be successfully killer by a refugee terrorist was one in 3.6 billion a year. Trump is using this as an excuse to deny access beyond our borders for so many people who have travelled thousands of miles to escape violence. That is unjust.\nI agree that America should be a major concern, but your phrasing is on par with propaganda and simply an excuse to deny foreign access. Do others not matter?\nI would have to disagree. Denying access to these immigrants should not be justified by \u201cthere are bad people.\u201d The Cato institute in 2017 explain\u2026\nGregory from North Carolina\nI agree with you when you say not all the people who want to come to america are in god shape, but you also have to think about what your actually saying. you are pushing young kids away from a grater education these kids could end up being our future teachers and one day we may have to work under them. I just think its crazy that our \u201cgreat\u201d president trump has been on one issue the whole time hes been in our meanwhile our schools are still lagging behind other places such as china and japan. we are such a great country but if you think about it we really aren\u2019t.\nI agree with you when you say not all the people who want to come to america are in god shape, but you also have to think about what your actually say\u2026\nFurthermore, cameras focus on families in the caravan. We only see families on cameras. When running to the border, women and children were at the front. A majority of the caravan is male, so there is 100% certainty that there are some bad people in that caravan. How many bad people are hiding in that caravan, trying to get in? Borders and legal immigration exist for a reason; keeping bad people out, not stifling the growth of a bud. It\u2019s blocking the plant killer and letting in sun and fertilizer!\nFurthermore, cameras focus on families in the caravan. We only see families on cameras. When running to the border, women and children were at the fro\u2026\nThere is a reason we have legal immigration. My entire family came here because they had something to offer that could help our country prosper. However, \u201ccriminals\u201d (as you said) will not help us grow. If the world around us is blossoming while we stay behind, why do so many want to come here? America is prospering, we are not stewing in ignorance. If you had read my full comment, you will have noticed I am a supporter of legal immigration. I support bringing those who deserve or need to be here(families and children)or those who have something to offer into this country. I just don\u2019t support bringing bad people in. Furthermore, I am worried, not just about possible security threats in the caravan, but also the safety of those attempting to cross. A Mexican mother of two was IMPALED while trying to illegally cross. Furthermore, I think we can both agree not everyone in that caravan should come into the US. There are people throwing rocks at our officials, endangering the lives of everyone in that caravan. So, let the military keep order as, through legal immigration, those who should, need, and deserve to come through do. The US will welcome all who should, need, and deserve to be here. We will grow because of that, not by letting a mob with dangerous members enter our country in a way that could hurt innocents in the country and caravan. Order must be restored for legal immigration to take place. And yes, our immigration system isn\u2019t perfect and should change. But to get the most good people through, there must be order. The US won\u2019t prosper by letting everyone in and, logistically, that can\u2019t happen. We can\u2019t bring in too many people who simply cannot aid, and will hurt our country economically, socially, and safety wise. Bring in the people who should be here; good people who can come and be safe, or good people who can offer something.\nMy grandfather lived away from his family for 20 years, working himself to death, so he could be in this country. What would he say if he knew we were letting a mob of unchecked people in, who basically get a free pass?\nHonestly, would you invite every member of that caravan into your house without knowing if they were dangerous or safe?\nThere is a reason we have legal immigration. My entire family came here because they had something to offer that could help our country prosper. Howev\u2026\nYasmine from Arkansas\nIn our constitution we say we are a nation that will help other nations. Is blocking foreigners out helping them? Building a wall around us is keeping them out, but isolating us. What if we divide ourselves off and the countries that surround us flourish while we\u2019re stuck in our own ignorance? Growth is the issue. President Trump wishes for our country to grow by keeping foreign criminals from entering our country. Foreigners plan to come to our country to grow financially and morally. Us United States citizens have privileges that they could only dream of. Will we open an arm and grow together? Or will we hover over like a home built over a flower, blocking it from the essential sunlight?\nIn our constitution we say we are a nation that will help other nations. Is blocking foreigners out helping them? Building a wall around us is keeping\u2026\ni think that president Trump sending troops to the us border is absolutely right and necessary to secure our borders. i feel as though that it is necessary because there is not enough border patrol agents to fully secure our border. its kinda like this: if there is a bank robbery and it gets serous, they call in the swat team and they handle the situation before it becomes serous. the military being there is only to make sure that no illegal immigrants come in and to protect the border patrol agents from harm. the military has meany more supply\u2019s than the border patrol do i think that Trump should have sent troops there sooner.\ni think that president Trump sending troops to the us border is absolutely right and necessary to secure our borders. i feel as though that it is nece\u2026\nThose who enter the US illegally take up room for those who actually put in the time and effort to enter legal. To protect those who are trying legally to enter and regular US citizens the border must be protected by any means necessary. There is a reason that there is a system that one must go through to enter the states, and that reason is protection. There is no way to tell if those trying to enter illegally are unarmed and have no attentions to cause harm to those in the US.\nThose who enter the US illegally take up room for those who actually put in the time and effort to enter legal. To protect those who are trying legall\u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to our border. I don\u2019t think that this is an overreaction, but that he is simply being precautionary. I would rather extra measures be taken to keep everyone here safe rather than something happen without the precautions being present.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to our border. I don\u2019t think that this is an overreaction, but that he is simply being precauti\u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the US troops to the border. It is clearly an action that he is taking to ensure our safety. No one knows for sure if the people heading to the border are armed or dangerous in any way. They very well could be, and for that reason it is smart to have troops ready to act. Even if they are unarmed, crossing the border illegally is still a crime. I believe Trump\u2019s sole motivation is to protect the United States from possible harm or drug smuggling.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the US troops to the border. It is clearly an action that he is taking to ensure our safety. No one k\u2026\nIllegal immigration is a crime. President Trump is obligated to do whatever in his power to protect the laws that stand for America. It is true that some immigrants do have something to offer for America and do in fact gain better lives upon immigration, but the odds of gaining people like that is not 100%. Illegal immigrants that have been good citizens and have paid their taxes should be punished whether it is by fine or probation, though they should also be allowed to stay. That is a solution for the current illegal immigrants, but opening America\u2019s borders will not help the issue. Illegally immigrating is a crime, and if military force is what it takes to stop it, then it should be used.\nIllegal immigration is a crime. President Trump is obligated to do whatever in his power to protect the laws that stand for America. It is true that s\u2026\nDarian from Pennsylvania\nI think Trump\u2019s decision was phenomenal. I think his decision was phenomenal because the caravans coming into our country is classified as an evasion. So yes I think the military so be on the border waiting for them to get there because the are illegal immigrants and have no rights to be in OUR country. How is it fair to the families that spent a lifetime taking test and paying thousands of dollars. It\u2019s not fair, because all the illegal immigrants that are in the caravans didn\u2019t have to spend 10 years and spending their life savings. Therefore I think the military should be involved because this is our problem right now and the militaries job is to protect our country no matter what did that\u2019s what they need to do. They need to protect are jobs and futures.\nI think Trump\u2019s decision was phenomenal. I think his decision was phenomenal because the caravans coming into our country is classified as an evasion\u2026.\nI completely agree with what our President has done concerning this issue.\nOur nation has absolutely no prblem with taking in refugees and immigrants that have come in legally. We have no problem providing them with the safety and resources that they need to get a better life. That is what our country has always been a place for\u2013more opportunity and a better life.\nHowever, when people start to come into our land illegaly, we have to do something to stop this. We cannot look at it as \u201cour nation is denying children from coming in and families are being torn apart and they just need help.\u201d This argument has many loop holes.\nFirst, people say that \u201cwomen, families, and children\u201d are coming in to seek refuge, however that is not the only people who are coming in. Do you understand how easy it is for a dangerous terrorist, members of a gang, or criminals to sneak in? That is essential what the other side of the argument is saying\u2013that we should just let these people come over, not even knowing their background or who they are. And this is not a racial issue at all. We are not asking for more border security because we assume all of these South Americans are dangerous. We are asking for more border security because we love the country that we are in, and we will not allow criminals and dangerous people come in, undocumented, and just live among us. We ALREADY have that issue. We see how people react when there are sexual assaults or when there are murder. Do we like seeing these? Do we want more of them? That is what will happen when we let in these people. Of course, there are indeed mothers and children who seek asylum from the life they live, and we have not denied them that. If they need that, they can go through the immigration process. It is not a fun process, but it is right. We need to believe in what is right, not in what is easier.\nThe second thing I have to say is that if you really want to help these poeple, then help them! Those who are arguing for these people to just come in are sitting on the couches at their house, yelling from their phones. Or they are going to rallies that dont really do anything but create more violence and division. If you really want to \u201chelp\u201d these poeple like you are claimng, then go out there and help. Advocate for improving our immigration process instead of just not doing anything. Go to shelters that these refugees have come through, and serve them. Find out was that you can help instead of just reading the President\u2019s tweets on twitter and only seeing one side of it.\nAmerica is a great country, and we need to keep it that way. Concerning border control, we are lettin our emotions get in the way of our reason. President Trump is doing the right thing in protecting our nation from the danger that could come in.\nOur nation has absolutely no prblem with taking in refugees and immigrants\u2026\nLeah from Idaho\nI support President Trump\u2019s decision to use the military to protect the border. His job, as President, is to protect America and her interests. This includes preventing illegal activity. Crossing the border illegal is obviously illegal. It is possible to come to this country legally and to allow anyone to come in illegally demeans the efforts of those that came the right way. The border protects American citizens and at the end of the day Trump\u2019s responsibility is to protect American citizens not Mexican citizens no matter how sympathetic their plight is.\nI support President Trump\u2019s decision to use the military to protect the border. His job, as President, is to protect America and her interests. This i\u2026\nI understand that in his mind, Trump thinks he needs to protect the border from these people. However, they are not trying to enter illegally. They are asylum seekers, mostly from Honduras, meaning they are trying to escape dangerous, life-threatening situations in their country.\nI understand that in his mind, Trump thinks he needs to protect the border from these people. However, they are not trying to enter illegally. They ar\u2026\nisaiah from Kansas\nI think we need to send down the troops to support border control and make sure we don\u2019t get marched in on so we don\u2019t look soft to Mexico and we need to keep them out of our country.\nI think we need to send down the troops to support border control and make sure we don\u2019t get marched in on so we don\u2019t look soft to Mexico and we nee\u2026\nConnor from Washington\nOur policy is as it should be: America first. Why would we risk having illegals come into our country and commit crimes? We should have a strict border patrol to make sure more immigrants come in legally.\nOur policy is as it should be: America first. Why would we risk having illegals come into our country and commit crimes? We should have a strict borde\u2026\nWendy from California\nWe have seen how the caravan migrants broke through the border fence from Guatemala to Mexico. A few people from a large group burns out the whole group and from my point of view, the caravan migrants are savages. They have no remorse nor do they have respect so I don\u2019t blame the U.S for doing what they\u2019re doing in order to \u201cprotect\u201d our county. My heart does go out for the innocent people and children.\nWe have seen how the caravan migrants broke through the border fence from Guatemala to Mexico. A few people from a large group burns out the whole gro\u2026\nI say yes because I don\u2019t think it is right for the immigrants to come over here illegally and start throwing rocks. I believe that Trump did the right thing to sending the military over there to stop the immigrants.\nI say yes because I don\u2019t think it is right for the immigrants to come over here illegally and start throwing rocks. I believe that Trump did the righ\u2026\nDonald J Trump is in the right, he should send troops to the border. It is illegal to illegally enter a country. The way the immigrants where acting after they couldn\u2019t get in the country was out of control. He is just protecting are country. He is doing his job that he got voted to do so. If the miliray will stop this then he needs to do it.\nDonald J Trump is in the right, he should send troops to the border. It is illegal to illegally enter a country. The way the immigrants where acting\u2026\nI beleive that it was the right choice. It is illegal to enter our country the way they were trying to and the United States took action. There is a correct way to get to America that is completely legal, and yes I understand that it may take a while for people to get to the states, but that is just tough luck. People need to learn to roll with the punches, and if they are too stuborn to do so and they act out in illegal ways, we are going to act on them just like anyone else.\nI beleive that it was the right choice. It is illegal to enter our country the way they were trying to and the United States took action. There is a\u2026\nI feel it was very necessary to send the troops, there were thousands of immigrants who were going to the boarder. who better to send to protect the states then the people who already do. if we didn\u2019t send the military, the the border police and other police officers would have to go and be there for hours, when they should be on the roads catching people doing bad things and doing cop things, not protecting the border. that\u2019s just my opinion\nI feel it was very necessary to send the troops, there were thousands of immigrants who were going to the boarder. who better to send to protect the s\u2026\nYes and no because I think we need to have control over who comes in and make sure their legal but also we don\u2019t need a bunch of troops at the border\nAlthough the United States was formed from immigrants and unjust brutal methods to attain land, the United States is currently functioning as is. To allow immigrants to enter the United States would give the entire world the idea to immigrate to the United States. This would suffocate the United States economy with individuals seeking more federal aid, limiting resources to everyone, and minimizing space for the refugees altogether. It is of good nature to give help to those in need, but there is only so much a country can do. The United States has the responsibility to care for their own people before anything else. Therefore, I agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers.\nAlthough the United States was formed from immigrants and unjust brutal methods to attain land, the United States is currently functioning as is. To a\u2026\nI agree, even though our country was formed on immagrants, does not mean we should do that now. We would become a conjested country and way too overpopulated. People need to stop living in the past and let our country operate as is.\nI agree, even though our country was formed on immagrants, does not mean we should do that now. We would become a conjested country and way too overp\u2026\nFaith from Arkansas\nWhile people are searching for asylum, they must do it legally. In sending troops to the border, President Trump shows that he abides by the law. Through this we show that we will stick to what we set as the law even if it may seem harsh at first, but when they go through the legal channels they will become contributing members of the country, giving them safer and better lives. Those seeking asylum should be held at the border, until legally given asylum, in this they should also be protected along with the border by the military.\nWhile people are searching for asylum, they must do it legally. In sending troops to the border, President Trump shows that he abides by the law. Thro\u2026\nSierrah from Texas\nThe united states is crowded as is. Inviting Immigrants not only brings in more people to keep populating the country, but it also will start to bring its violence. I know that some Immigrants will still get over, and a few hundred isn\u2019t so bad out of the over 3000 trying to escape from Mexico. The extra muscle on the border could help keep those numbers down.\nThe united states is crowded as is. Inviting Immigrants not only brings in more people to keep populating the country, but it also will start to bring\u2026\nStephanie from Florida\nNo President before Donald Trump has truly dealt with the real problem of illegal immigration from Mexico, which causes a strain on the American economy. The military need to get involved to provide administrative support, medical assistance, and fencing aid, not brute force, which is against Federal law. However, those 8,000 people in the caravan must be stopped from crossing over. My Mom is a school-teacher in Florida and has seen first-hand the unfair advantages illegal immigrants and their children get over natural citizens because our current laws allow them to bypass the rules to get all the aid that normal citizens get.\nNo President before Donald Trump has truly dealt with the real problem of illegal immigration from Mexico, which causes a strain on the American econo\u2026\nMcKenzey from South Dakota\nPresident Trump is correct in the immigrants taking our jobs. I believe we need to stop them and not let them cross the border. I think sending the troops is good so we can put a stop to the caravan and not let the immigrants pass. Some of our own Americans can\u2019t even get jobs in their own country because immigrants take them from us. We have to put our country first. Maybe Mexico should help their own citizens. I also believe though that the troops we send should not hurt the immigrants and just calm the caravan and the Mexicans down. They are also people and do not deserve to be hurt, just put in their place.\nPresident Trump is correct in the immigrants taking our jobs. I believe we need to stop them and not let them cross the border. I think sending the tr\u2026\nTrinity from South Carolina\nI believe that it is a necessary thing to enforce borders for people trying to enter illegally into the United States. The people may not be a threat to security, but they still are illegal coming into the United States. I understand that there may be reasons they are leaving their own present country, but so are so many others who are illegally coming into the United States, and we as a nation cannot take everyone in.\nI believe that it is a necessary thing to enforce borders for people trying to enter illegally into the United States. The people may not be a threat \u2026\nGeorge from Virginia\nHowever, the military should only be used for helpful reasons. Not for shooting them down at the border or sending families with good intentions back to their home countries or splitting families. Instead, soldiers can look through their documents and help them legally cross the border. This will create better conditions especially with the migrant caravan.\nHowever, the military should only be used for helpful reasons. Not for shooting them down at the border or sending families with good intentions back \u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision in sending troops to the boarder as this caravan approaches. Taking on his position as President, Trump is obligated to do everything he can to protect the American people and uphold the laws of the land. Illegal immigration is exactly what it says, illegal. Allowing an influx of non-citezens to enter our country is going against what our Constitution states. By sending troops to the boarder, Trump is making a choice as the President of the U.S to follow the laws in consideration of the people. Though the motives of the immigrants indicate that they are not dangerous, the countries they come from definitely are. We do not know what type of crime they could possibly be bringing with them because of their experiences in these corrupt areas. Overall, President Trump has to defend the people in any way he can so if sending troops to the boarder will accomplish this, then his action is justified.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision in sending troops to the boarder as this caravan approaches. Taking on his position as President, Trump is obl\u2026\nMakenzee from Louisiana\nPresident Trump is doing the right thing by not allowing these immigrant to enter our country. In past decades studies have proven that in sanctuary cities crime rates are higher due to these immigrants coming into our country. President Trump is only protecting what he is building up. And that is America. President Trump cannot bring America to success when immigrants are constantly being added to welfare and depending on the U.S. citizens tac dollars to pay for their way in life. So no I do not believe that President Trump is doing anything wrong by sending armed forces to the border. Especially when groups out of the caravan have proven to be violent by protesting and throwing rocks and bricks. These people should not enter our country only to depend on others and raise crime rates.\nPresident Trump is doing the right thing by not allowing these immigrant to enter our country. In past decades studies have proven that in sanctuary c\u2026\nAudrey from Illinois\nI personally agree but disagree with your response, I think he could have done it in a different way. Bringing our troops into something that doesn\u2019t have anything to do with them was a little excessive they never did anything wrong. Now I know that they\u2019re supposed to protect our country but there are bigger things they could be protecting us from. I agree they shouldn\u2019t be coming into our country if they\u2019re trying to harm us or disrupt us but if their story is simply they are trying to find a safe place to live there are reasons they should be capable of finding somewhere to go not say North America in general but somewhere.\nI personally agree but disagree with your response, I think he could have done it in a different way. Bringing our troops into something that doesn\u2019t\u2026\nJackson from Kentucky\nI agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the Mexican border. First of all president Trump is the commander in chief of the United States giving him the rights to use his military how he wishes. Second off illegal immigration is flat out illegal and there are about 10.7 million illegal immigrants in the US in 2016 which makes up 3.3% of the population. You will always see stories on the news about how illegal immigrants are committing crimes. Now am I saying that all illegal immigrants are bad people, of course not there are lots that are good people just trying to provide for their family; but a bigger percent of them will commit crimes in the future than the general public of the US. Sending the military to the border will keep future disasters and murders from never happening and will help the general population with employment rates. It is president Trump\u2019s responsibility to protect our citizens; this might slightly hurt his approval ratings for now but in the future they will go up when this works out. The number of illegal immigrants have been slightly declining in recent years and it is President Trump\u2019s job to keep it declining.\nI agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the Mexican border. First of all president Trump is the commander in chief of the Unit\u2026\nSims from Kentucky\nwe cant let everyone in\nTrumps decision on sending troops to the border to defend it against Asylum Seekers was a good decision. In my opinion considering the border is being regulated and watched by the us then we should be the ones to make sure its fine to prevent further immigrants from entering illegally.\nTrumps decision on sending troops to the border to defend it against Asylum Seekers was a good decision. In my opinion considering the border is being\u2026\nXavier from Delaware\nPresident Trump is right to send the military. While these people may have the best intentions they are trying to steamroll our borders and come in by force which is nothing short of invasion. In addition America does not have unlimited resources there are reasons why the immigration process takes a while and even then we have to make sure these people coming in don\u2019t mean us harm. It sucks to wait so long but America still has a generous immigration policy when compared to the rest of the world and to the humanitarian argument if we can\u2019t help ourselves and keep ourselves afloat then we can\u2019t help anyone.\nPresident Trump is right to send the military. While these people may have the best intentions they are trying to steamroll our borders and come in by\u2026\nDavid Campbell from Pennsylvania\nYes, I think President Trumps decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers was an act that will prevent disaster in the future. If President Trump would not take action and send support from the military our border would be much more vulnerable to many asylum seekers rushing their way through. The presence of the military will be sure to discourage any attempts at rushing our border. President Trump is making America look bold and confident by confronting and preventing a problem before it occurs. If we did not have a force in the path of the asylum seekers attempts at breaking into this country would be much easier.If our border was compromised by illegals it would make America look weak. President Trump sending the military to the Mexican border is a very responsible action that ensures safety for the American\u2019s who are employed at the border and those who live near the border.\nYes, I think President Trumps decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers was an act that will prevent disaster \u2026\nDaniyar from North Carolina\nSomething that is consistent with conservative responses to asylum issue is that they never mention the real life consequences of the country being \u2018overrun by illegals.\u2019 However, it is easy to see that this omission is one made purposefully a lot of the time, as conservatives know that the motivation of racial purity is not one that stands up to scrutiny. Therefore, they will refer to buzz phrases such as \u2018Makes America look weak.\u2019 This is not really worth discussion. The fact of the matter is that the United States\u2019 actions are a clear violation of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees and subsequently the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. If put on trial, President Trump and all others involved in the orchestration of America\u2019s actions would be prosecuted with a crime against humanity, and would be punished accordingly.\nSomething that is consistent with conservative responses to asylum issue is that they never mention the real life consequences of the country being \u2018o\u2026\nlarry from Pennsylvania\ntrump should do more and send m ore troops to take control\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to use the military to defend the border against the caravan because it has been proven false that most of the people in the caravan ARE NOT women and children, and are in fact single men. It was reported by the NYT on April 4, 2018 that there were only 1,000 people and most were women and children. It is currently reported, as of November 26, 2018 that there are 10,000 people and most are single men. My problem relies on the fact that convicted criminals are hiding in the caravan. According to the Washington Examiner, more than 600 convicted criminals are STILL currently residing and hiding in that caravan, even after Mexico has arrested 100, their crimes including \u201cassault, battery, drug crimes, burglary, rape, child abuse, and more.\u201d The problem is that the U.S. cannot confirm the identities and the backgrounds of any of the immigrants. Hypothetically, lets say that there were 700 (before Mexico arrested the 100) confirmed criminals in the caravan, and lets throw in 100 more \u2018unconfirmed\u2019, so 800. That makes up almost a 1/10 of the caravan as criminals who have been convicted/arrested for assault, child abuse, drug crimes, rape, etc. It\u2019s not who they are, it\u2019s how they are trying to get in to the U.S. If the women and children, and the men who aren\u2019t criminals maybe peacefully approached the border, instead of climbing the fence and throwing rocks, perhaps I\u2019d be more inclined to agree. But you have to think about the safety of the current citizens in the U.S. I think we should be more worried about the homelessness epidemic in America or the drug problems, perhaps the 1 in 6 people in America who face hunger each day? I leave you with a quote from Fred Van Amburgh: \u201cAll the advice in the world will never help you until you help yourself\u201d. Why do we live in 2018 and there Veterans homeless, children starving? We need to help ourself first before we can help anyone else\u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to use the military to defend the border against the caravan because it has been proven false that most of the\u2026\nYes, I strongly support President Trump\u2019s decision on sending armed forces to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers because, I believe that the migrant caravan is a foreign invasion and a threat to our national security. According to President Trump, he doesn\u2019t mind if immigrants enter the country as long as they enter legally; and I wholeheartedly support this statement. How I believe that the migrant caravan is a foreign invasion and also a threat to national security is that, the definition of a foreign invasion is a mass number of illegal immigrants storming our country without proper documentation and proper background checks, because you never know who is going to enter this country. Some may enter the country in dire need of a new living situation and I get that, but some are coming into this country that are intending on threatening our people, which is a major national security issue. Therefore, to filter the type of people entering our country, we have to run proper background checks, verify the viable documentation of legality, and bodily searches for various types of contraband such as illegal drugs and narcotics, weapons such as guns, knives, and explosives.\nYes, I strongly support President Trump\u2019s decision on sending armed forces to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers because, I believe th\u2026\nYes, I think that President Trump made the right decision in sending the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. The military\u2019s job is to protect and defend our country. So having them there as extra defense against illegal immigrants, I feel is a good idea. If you want to enter our country, that\u2019s fine, but there are legal ways of doing and that\u2019s how everyone should have to do it. Illegal immigration is an ongoing problem and should be taken seriously.\nYes, I think that President Trump made the right decision in sending the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. The military\u2019\u2026\nNo matter why they are trying to come into America, they should not be allowed in illegally. It is not a racist thing, like most people think. It\u2019s just the fact that if people come in illegally and get jobs and start working here, they aren\u2019t documented and people that are legal citizens that are looking for jobs, now have lesser chances of finding an open position. I understand that some people come to America because their own country is not safe, but they can work to become a citizen. I agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send over troops to control the border. If ICE and other border patrols can\u2019t handle it by themselves, then President Trump is making the correct decision by sending troops over.\nNo matter why they are trying to come into America, they should not be allowed in illegally. It is not a racist thing, like most people think. It\u2019s ju\u2026\nI do agree with president Trump\u2019s opinion. As commander in chief, he can send troops where ever needed, and troops at the border are needed. 5000+ immigrants is a lot, and if they all had papers, then it would be OK, but I\u2019m guessing that none of them have papers. Legal immigration into this country is a process, that people are doing right now to try and come. And I know they seek refuge, but so do the people who are coming legally. I do think that we should try to get them some humanitarian services as well as enlighten them in how to come legally.\nI do agree with president Trump\u2019s opinion. As commander in chief, he can send troops where ever needed, and troops at the border are needed. 5000+ im\u2026\nLexi from Virginia\nI believe President Trump is justified in his action. There are borders for a reason and by letting these immigrants in we would only have more problems arise as it would signal for other that that can just waltz through the border as well. it is also unfair for others if we accept them and push others away. At the end of the day we need to protect our own country and people and while I know most of these people are good humans there is that small percent that could lead to misfortune event in the USA. So yes, I believe Trump is doing the right thing by closing the borders.\nI believe President Trump is justified in his action. There are borders for a reason and by letting these immigrants in we would only have more proble\u2026\nYes. I believe that that was the right decision. While I feel for those who are seeking asylum, I think it has to be mention that they are swarming the border of a sovereign nation who has a border for a reason. I have no issue with people seeking refuge in the United States, but I believe that there are better ways to approach the situation than swarming the border. People are upset at how the military responded but they are doing their jobs. When you have people running at a protected border there are going to be consequences. It sucks and I feel for anyone injured, but when you do something like try and illegally enter a country you can\u2019t expect nothing to occur.\nYes. I believe that that was the right decision. While I feel for those who are seeking asylum, I think it has to be mention that they are swarming th\u2026\nDe\u2019Jon from California\nHe\u2019s trying to protect them so they don\u2019t get their country over ran\nVirginia from South Carolina\nI believe President Trump is correct in his decision to protect the border, simply because these people ave been protesting and stating things about hatred towards our president. Why would we let someone who is trashing our presidency into this country?\nI believe President Trump is correct in his decision to protect the border, simply because these people ave been protesting and stating things about h\u2026\nWhile I do not believe that the Migrant caravan could be called a crisis, I do believe the military being deployed to the border was the right decision to make for a couple of reasons. The Military was originally deployed to the Mexican American border to help control the influx of people crossing the border illegally, and to help speed up the deportation process. Now that has changed, and they\u2019ve been given orders to stop anyone trying to cross the border in case they are trying to cross into the country illegally, while also continuing to help with the deportation of people who cross the border illegally. I believe that the caravan is much too big for the border patrol to handle themselves, and that sending military personnel to help them was the right call.\nWhile I do not believe that the Migrant caravan could be called a crisis, I do believe the military being deployed to the border was the right decisio\u2026\nI believe that President Trump is able to send troops to the Mexican boarder to protect against Asylum seekers. There is many reasons why we should have the military down at the boarder, one reason is protection for our country. There is many drug dealers that come here, they sells drugs throughout the united states. We need that military to become almost a protection wall. It is a way for the country to be protected by the military. The next way is that the military can make sure that the people coming in to the country are suppose to be entering. One of my family members came from a different country. Their family came over on a work visa and had the proper documentation to prove they could be there. Immigrants should have correct documentation to show that they can be in the country. If they have this, they will be welcomed into the country. We have many freedoms that not every place has and as a country we are lucky to have these freedoms. It is important to show how we as a country are strict on who we let into the country. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services says that they will allow an asylum to live in the united states if they were running from race, religion, nationality, political opinion and Membership in a particular social group. You have to be eligible to be an Asylum, for protection in the United States. Of course, it is difficult to know that people are trying to run away from crime and violence but we can not take everyone into the country that are trying to run away from problems such as those. This is why I believe Trump has the power to send military forces down to the Mexican- American Boarder.\nI believe that President Trump is able to send troops to the Mexican boarder to protect against Asylum seekers. There is many reasons why we should ha\u2026\nI believe this act of sending the military to the Mexican border is a clear statement that the President is taking steps to ensure the safety of the border patrol. Especially with recent events with rock thrown for the purpose of entering the U.S illegally. Stated clearly in 8 U.S.C. Section 1325, punishment will be enforced on those individuals that enter the country illegally. I do believe that the use of military personnel will neutralize the situation and create a more safe environment. \u201cZero Tolerance\u201d is in full affect.\nI believe this act of sending the military to the Mexican border is a clear statement that the President is taking steps to ensure the safety of the b\u2026\nI 100% agree with Donald Trump\u2019s order to send 5,000 military troops to the border to help patrol it. Even though 5,000 people sounds like a lot, the Mexican border, while it does not have a specific measurement, is about 1,900-2,000 miles long. This means that these troops will be divided into about 2-3 troops per mile which is not a lot at all. Also, these troops have pledged to serve their country and what better than to make sure that potential threat does not come in.\nAnother reason that I agree with this is that if we do nothing about this then more illegals will start to come over. However, if they see that people are being teargassed and that the border is regulated then they are going to have a smaller chance of trying to cross. On the flip side if we think that they are just going to find another way or still try and cross then everyone who wants to come to the US will come because it is so easy.\nIn conclusion, I think that bringing the troops to the border will help to control the border now and decrease the likelihood of more illegals trying to cross the border. Even though all these people might be fine and normal we should not take any chances. And if we just let these people in then what is the point of a border or the people that actually come into this country legally?\nI 100% agree with Donald Trump\u2019s order to send 5,000 military troops to the border to help patrol it. Even though 5,000 people sounds like a lot, th\u2026\nPresident Trump is doing the correct thing by sending troops to the border. He is protecting our country by doing this. He does not wish to see drugs, crime, and people who do not wish to come to the U.S. for the rights reasons. He wants what\u2019s best for the United States citizen, he wants to protect those who can\u2019t be protected. No immigrant seeking asylum in this great country should come here without proof. They are insulting those who came here legally, who did want something better for their family\u2019s. What do they have to hide that they can\u2019t respect our law and come through legally. The President wants what is best for the U.S. ,and people need to realize that these aren\u2019t innocent people seeking asylum, that this is an invasion.\nPresident Trump is doing the correct thing by sending troops to the border. He is protecting our country by doing this. He does not wish to see drugs,\u2026\nErik from Arkansas\nIn case anybody draws any assumptions upon reading the words \u201cmilitary\u201d or \u201csoldier\u201d, the military\u2019s mission here isn\u2019t to gun anybody down. They are needed to keep peace because our border control wasn\u2019t equipped for this situation to blow up like it has. Large segments of the caravan have been attacking law enforcement officers and storming the border, only to get themselves hurt in the process. The military\u2019s presence will help to mitigate this and also take a stand for our laws. We are a country, not a charity, and while I\u2019d love to see the good people in the caravan in America as soon as possible, I\u2019m not keen on rolling the dice hoping that everyone we let in is a good guy. Members of MS-13, a viscous international gang, have ACTUALLY been found and arrested while travelling with the caravan.\nAnd for all those who claim that we should let them in because they are seeking asylum:\nWe still have to make sure that these people are actual refugees before they can take that route. Many of the caravan members are not facing persecution and are economic refugees coming from countries whose economies have tanked. While it\u2019s great that these hardworking people came to America for opportunity, they aren\u2019t refugees, they are immigrants.\nIn case anybody draws any assumptions upon reading the words \u201cmilitary\u201d or \u201csoldier\u201d, the military\u2019s mission here isn\u2019t to gun anybody down. They are \u2026\neli from Virginia\ni disagree with trumps choice to send military to the border because they belong somewhere safe after living in a gang occupied country for a majority of their lives. they deserve safer lives for them and their families\ni disagree with trumps choice to send military to the border because they belong somewhere safe after living in a gang occupied country for a majority\u2026\nWhile there are many people attempting to cross the border with good intentions, there are also many people intending to cross the border that pose a threat to tranquility in the USA. Letting the dangerous people in the country is a risk that the government should not take. I would like to see a way to stop the crossing without military force, but the local border patrol may not be enough to control the flow of immigrants into our country. According to BBC, over 7,000 immigrants have arrived at the US-Mexican border, seeking refuge from crime and persecution in their home countries. Who knows how many threats could be swimming in that sea? It doesn\u2019t seem like the people attempting to cross are backing down, so something must be done about it. However, force should only be used if absolutely needed.\nWhile there are many people attempting to cross the border with good intentions, there are also many people intending to cross the border that pose a \u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to the border. Because, in this case there are about 3,000+ people who traveled to the border, which is a significant amount of people seeking asylum and the border patrol can only send so many officers to provide additional support because they still need to patrol the rest of the border.\nI don\u2019t think Trump is sending the military to directly combat the migrants and shoot at them or harm them. He\u2019s sending them to simply assist border patrol in dealing with the large number of people who have just gathered at the border wanting to enter. They will help keep the peace, keep rowdy individuals calm and just provide additional support to border patrol. We don\u2019t know who these people are, but we can generally estimate where they came from.\nThink of it like this: someone you don\u2019t know approaches you and starts talking to you, they make you concerned because you don\u2019t know them and if they have other intentions. Surely you can handle the situation on your own (hopefully) but it would make you feel a lot better if you had more assistance, or additional support just as a precaution. That\u2019s basically the same mentality at the border.\nThe news of Trump sending the military to assist border patrol sent the media into a fury as it appears they were being sent to stop the migrants or to combat them, which I don\u2019t think is the case. Additionally, people were upset when Trump threatened to close the border, but that could be a reasonable response, with that massive group of people you want to maintain control of the situation as border patrol can only process so many people\u2019s claims for asylum at once.\nThe thing is, Trump can\u2019t just open the border and allow all 3000+ people to enter at once. There\u2019s a whole process for seeking asylum each person has to go through.\nMany people have the misconception that seeking asylum works simply by showing up to the border, declaring you are seeking asylum, and border patrol has to let you in, just like that. This isn\u2019t the case\u2026\nAccording to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, a person seeking asylum at the border must have \u201ccredible fear\u201d of persecution in their country of origin, and if officers deem that fear legitimate, the individual will be referred to immigration court to proceed with the defensive asylum application process. Which means anyone can be denied asylum if they don\u2019t have \u201ccredible fear\u201d and it is perfectly legal with international law to deport those people. However, for those approved, the asylum process can take years (on average 1000 days or more) to complete and people waiting are permitted to stay in the U.S.while their case is pending. However, a pending case may not be the best option as it impedes one\u2019s ability to get a job, education, and medical treatment.\nJust because the military was sent there to assist doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s a worst case, people are gonna die; be barred from entering; or all be deported, scenario. But that doesn\u2019t mean the caravan is exempt from the same processes everyone else before them had to go through.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to the border. Because, in this case there are about 3,000+ people who traveled to the\u2026\nI agree with Trump. Illegal immigrants are starting become a problem here in America. I feel like if you are someone who really wants to escape the violence and harsh conditions of your country you need to work for it, and do it the right way. I don\u2019t think immigrants should just be leaving and coming here without doing the requirements it takes to get to America. America needs to take action and do what it takes to keep out illegal immigrants. It will better our country. It will prevent America from becoming violent and having lack of jobs. Trump is taking action, and in order to do so he needs help from the troops, for this problem is getting out of hand. If help from the troops is what it takes to protect our country, then yes I agree\nwith trump.\nI agree with Trump. Illegal immigrants are starting become a problem here in America. I feel like if you are someone who really wants to escape the vi\u2026\nAs a sovereign nation, the United States possesses the right to maintain a level of security along their borders. Because immigrants are travelling to the United States, they must inherently understand that we also possess our own distinct laws and procedures for processing and admitting immigrants. If Trump had never utilized the military to ensure border security, then it inevitably implies an apathy towards the basic necessities of defined borders and enforcement of laws for America as a sovereign state.\nAs a sovereign nation, the United States possesses the right to maintain a level of security along their borders. Because immigrants are travelling to\u2026\nShery from Pennsylvania\nI agree because there are people who have to wait a while to come to the US legally and it is a process. If they just come in here Illegally and are unaccounted for then that would lead to disorder, if anything where to happen.\nI agree because there are people who have to wait a while to come to the US legally and it is a process. If they just come in here Illegally and are u\u2026\nI agree with President Trump for sending the troops to the Mexican border because he is trying to protect the country. There a number of risks by allowing them to enter our country. These people, could be dangerous, bring infectious diseases along, or even let in more drugs. It\u2019s not the President of the United States\u2019 to provide protection to non-citizens. It\u2019s too risky to let those immigrants into the country knowing that they could cause serious danger to the people. In addition the threats these people give us, the troops are also sent so the immigrants don\u2019t force themselves in our country. I don\u2019t think it\u2019s a dramatic number of troops to send down because when people are angry, they can be very dangerous and harm a lot of people in the process of trying to enter. Trump is just doing his job, putting the country\u2019s needs first.\nI agree with President Trump for sending the troops to the Mexican border because he is trying to protect the country. There a number of risks by allo\u2026\nI agree with President Trump for sending the extra troops to help with border control. There are always illegal immigrants managing to get across the border with the border control that the US has now. Now that there is an even larger wave of illegal immigrants coming, how do they expect the regular border control to keep all of them out. An extra 5,000 troops may be a little much, but it is better to be safe than sorry. I like the fact that President Trump is putting the needs of the US first. If those people really want to come into the US, they should go through the process that others have to become a US citizen.\nI agree with President Trump for sending the extra troops to help with border control. There are always illegal immigrants managing to get across the \u2026\nI agree and fully support President Trump sending troops to the boarder to defend our country from illegal immigrants. The boarder patrol is too spread out and there are too many migrants coming up for them to handle alone. They clearly need the support. All of the immigrants have the capability to become U.S. citizens legally. There is a process that many people have gone through and have waited many years to be called a U.S citizen. Even the very first immigrants who came to America went through this process. By trying to force their way into our country they are threatening our sovereign nation. We have the right to defend our country from any threat both foreign and domestic. This is most definitely a foreign threat. They threaten our country by bringing disease, taking jobs from LEGAL American citizens, and if we allow these illegal immigrants in that sets a standard to the rest of the world that we are weak. Do as many other have done. Gain citizenship by the book and legally.\nI agree and fully support President Trump sending troops to the boarder to defend our country from illegal immigrants. The boarder patrol is too sprea\u2026\nBenjamin from Pennsylvania\nI believe that President Trump\u2019s action is justified. There is nothing saying that the immigrants cannot come into the united states legally. Therefore, if the immigrants wanted to be part of the United States they could come in legally instead of trying to come in illegally. The immigrants at the boarder are a threat to our society. They are a threat because with them coming in illegally they are willing to do whatever it takes to stay in America. Also, with the illegal immigrants not being registered in the system it will be unfair to the citizens that are registered in the system. The people that are registered have to pay taxes, where the illegal immigrants would just be smooching around. With the troops at the border to stop the illegal immigrants from getting in everyone will feel safer with the situation. All in all, President Trump has the best intentions for his country and is trying to protect the lawful citizens.\nI believe that President Trump\u2019s action is justified. There is nothing saying that the immigrants cannot come into the united states legally. Therefor\u2026\ni agree with Trumps decision to send troops to protect the boarder because we have a boarder for a reason, and if there is no one there to protect it then what else is he going to do that everyone would be happy with? Trump is only bettering things as he sees them and he is really the only one who\u2019s thoughts matter, so even if it does raise taxes or is over reacting he is doing it for a reason just like everything else he does and i think that since he is our president and has the most say, we should just let him work it out, whether you agree or not. Because lets face it, no matter what he does, not everyone is going to agree.\ni agree with Trumps decision to send troops to protect the boarder because we have a boarder for a reason, and if there is no one there to protect it \u2026\nJorge from California\nAlthough it is heartbreaking seeing women and children seeking asylum, the people of the caravan are delusional if they really believe the United States would admit them; especially under this presidency. However of course, fleeing from the dangerous country they were living in is justified. Sadly, like I said before the chances of all of them being emitted are extremely low and only a few will end up in the United States. Not to mention that every Latin American country above Honduras already has its own problems with their government and low job salaries, making it less probable that these people will end up at an advantage by coming up North. Morally, it\u2019s wrong to deny them permission to enter, but the reality is that immigration into this country should slow down and emitting more people won\u2019t solve any of our own problems. Not to mention that these people are all more or less blue collared workers which is something we\u2019re definitely not short of supply in.\nAlthough it is heartbreaking seeing women and children seeking asylum, the people of the caravan are delusional if they really believe the United Stat\u2026\nIt is absolutely justified that troops have been sent to the border. People wait years to get into the country legally. It is not fair to those who have waited for thousands of people to try and force their way into our country illegally. In fact, I believe there should be more military action at the border. Contrary to popular belief, the caravan is not made up of women and children. According to Fox News, young men make up 80% of the caravan. In short, we need to keep our country safe by keeping illegal immigrants out.\nIt is absolutely justified that troops have been sent to the border. People wait years to get into the country legally. It is not fair to those who ha\u2026\nYes I agree to send military forces to the border in order to help control the people that want to get into the United states and stop them from getting in here illegally. The only thing I have against it is that they are using tear gas. I understand if it starts turning into something like a riot and using it as crowd control, but they need to do something else because tear gas is supposed to disperse a crowd not calm it down so we need something to calm them down instead of having them disperse.\nYes I agree to send military forces to the border in order to help control the people that want to get into the United states and stop them from getti\u2026\nI think Donald Trump\u2019s response to the caravan is justified and necessary. We must protect our borders from illegal immigrants I believe if these people truly are seeking asylum they can go through the process and make it through legally but until then I agree with sending troops down there due to the outbreaks of violence and people trying to climb and go in illegally.\nI think Donald Trump\u2019s response to the caravan is justified and necessary. We must protect our borders from illegal immigrants I believe if these peop\u2026\nI believe that they should protect our border because they are coming over here and lashing out and attacking our border control. I know they want to be here for a good reason to get out of their country, but they should be able to accept the laws that we have over here and accept that they may not be granted what they want. The immigrants should have to go through the same process that every other immigrant goes through to become a citizen instead of just going over the border and demanding citizenship.\nI believe that they should protect our border because they are coming over here and lashing out and attacking our border control. I know they want to \u2026\nThe decision to send military forces to this part of the border was definitely a smart move. With that said the use of teargas and rubber bullets definitely cross the line of how this should have been handles. The soldiers and border patrol should detain those involved in the attacks. Violence doesn\u2019t fix violence and these actions taken by the soldiers will do little to actually solve the problem.\nThe decision to send military forces to this part of the border was definitely a smart move. With that said the use of teargas and rubber bullets defi\u2026\nI live on the border of Mexico in southern California near TJ and Mexicali. My dad is a border patrol agent so I have been keeping up with everything that has been going on literally blocks away from my house in Calexico. President Trump sent troops to the border because these asylum seekers were violently trying to force their way into America. They have been making holes in the fence, they gathered in the hundreds and attempted to rush the gates where cars cross over. There is a completely legal way to gain asylum and enter the United States and it is totally hypocritical to be fleeing political corruption and danger and crime from your home country while committing a crime in what is supposed to be a place of refuge. The Mexican government is doing what it can to help these people (to the frustration of their own citizens), and really the first country that asylum seekers come to out of their home is supposed to be the one that provides services for them. The border patrol called in reinforcements from anywhere they could get to help because while this is going on in specific border crossings, there are still thousands of miles of border that cannot be neglected. Calling in military troops is a way to intimidate the migrants and deter them from trying to violently force their way into the U.S. It makes it safer for everyone involved, and I am grateful. My dad was standing at the border crossing with hundreds of other agents. He had no helmet and little protection gear. Him and many other people could have been hurt, so I have no problem with sending reinforcements.\nI live on the border of Mexico in southern California near TJ and Mexicali. My dad is a border patrol agent so I have been keeping up with everything \u2026\nYes, I think that President Trump has every right to send U.S. military troops over to the Mexican border in order to prevent illegal immigrants from coming over to the U.S. I also think that by President Trump sending the troops, he is helping to protect our nation from undocumented, outside people that could potentially pose a possible threat to our country. I also feel that Trump has good intentions by doing this and it will benefit us in the long run, by not having illegal undocumented people in this nation that could potentially cause significant harm to others. Although we want to help people escape unsafe places that could cause innocent deaths, in the end we don\u2019t know the background of everyone and what they have done. So in order to protect our nation to the best of his ability, President Trump has to do what he feels is best.\nYes, I think that President Trump has every right to send U.S. military troops over to the Mexican border in order to prevent illegal immigrants from \u2026\nI do believe that Trump should be sending troops to the borders. He is doing what a president should do, and is putting the safety of his country first. They know there will be consequences if they come here illegally; whether they want to put themselves at risk at the border is their choice. The US has taken in more immigrants than anywhere else, and at some point, there needs to be a limit.\nI do believe that Trump should be sending troops to the borders. He is doing what a president should do, and is putting the safety of his country firs\u2026\nI believe that Trump is making the right decision sending military to defend the border. We already have a problem so many with illegal immigrants that it seems like border patrol obviously can\u2019t handle things themselves. They don\u2019t know the orders of the president and will not be as strong as the military will be on the border.\nI believe that Trump is making the right decision sending military to defend the border. We already have a problem so many with illegal immigrants tha\u2026\nI think that troops should be sent to the border because we must help control the situation that is going on across the border while still protecting the United States. The troops should help provide order and establish a system when trying to deal with the arising issues.\nI think that troops should be sent to the border because we must help control the situation that is going on across the border while still protecting \u2026\nAmber from Pennsylvania\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to the border as a precaution against asylum seekers. Trump took an oath to protect the land and the people. He made this decision because he believes that this was the best idea to protect the United States. We as in the people should have more trust in President Trump. I understand that many citizens are concerned that these people, children included, could get killed. However, no one batted an eye when the United States went to war with a country where they strap bombs to children. Many do not realize that to keep the bombs from going off, the military had two choices; kill the kid or attempt to dismantle the bomb, putting their own life in more danger for a stranger. When it comes to the safety of the America any president will make a decision to protect ourselves first. If he did decide to not send troops, many people would be arguing that his decision was wrong because no matter what Trump does, millions of people are always against him. I believe Trump is doing his job and putting our country first instead of foreigners.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to the border as a precaution against asylum seekers. Trump took an oath to protect \u2026\nI think that President Trump is making the right decision to send the military to defend the Mexican board against Asylum/ immigrants. We have laws that state that if an immigrant wants to come to the US they need papers. Their are reasons we require them to do this. It is not Trumps fault that he has to go this far. They knew that were not going to just be let in yet they came anyway and now are blaming him. They knew we would send them back and keep them out. If we just let all the immigrants cross the border then we wouldn\u2019t have any job or enough resources for the people who already live here, and got there papers if they weren\u2019t born here. I understand that everyone is all about how the children and women are getting injured, except the women chose to come and bring their children, so they are really the one harming their children. It is unfortunate to have to go this far, but they can not come it illegal it is unfair and unjust.\nI think that President Trump is making the right decision to send the military to defend the Mexican board against Asylum/ immigrants. We have laws t\u2026\nI think that President Trump has every right to send U.S. troops to the Mexican border. Over the last couple of years the United States has received an increasing number of asylum seekers. Although, we allow immigrants, I think that we cannot take in 5,000 people at once. It is too many people without papers to keep track of. The United States has the right to protect our country from any possible intruders.\nI think that President Trump has every right to send U.S. troops to the Mexican border. Over the last couple of years the United States has received a\u2026\nI agree with the Presidents choice to call the military to the border. In the case for national security, it makes sense and the morality of it is wrong, but the caravan would be coming in ILLEGALLY. these people are escaping from their crappy lives but why can\u2019t their government do something. The U.S. is a beacon of hope , but when whole body mass of people fled from their country, internal affairs in their homeland must be fixed.\nI agree with the Presidents choice to call the military to the border. In the case for national security, it makes sense and the morality of it is wro\u2026\nI agree with President Trumps decision to send troops to the border to defend our country against asylum seekers because he made a promise to us while running for office to keep any threats out of our country and that includes illegal immigrants. I think it was a smart move for him to send troops to the border because if he wouldn\u2019t have sent them to the border to protect us from some of the horrific people in the caravan who knows what could have happened there could be murders, drug dealers, or worse wandering around in our country. Trump made a vow to protect our country at any cost and that is what he is doing he saw a threat and h put our troops into action to defend us from that threat. If they really want to come to our country they should file for a visa and wait for a decision to be made on their behalf like civilized humans.\nI agree with President Trumps decision to send troops to the border to defend our country against asylum seekers because he made a promise to us while\u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the Mexican border. I believe that immigrants coming into our country if they are in danger is one thing, but if too many are coming in they are taking jobs and bringing things like drugs and weapons. I think it is a good thing the government is acting on it and taking the laws they created seriously.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the Mexican border. I believe that immigrants coming into our country if they are in d\u2026\nYes I do agree with president Trump. I don\u2019t think that if a person is willing to take the citizenship test to get into the United States they should not deserve to be a United States citizen. I also agree with president Trump because to many immigrants are already getting through the border and they are clearly causing problems. President Trump sending troops to the border shows that the U.S. does not want anymore illegal immigrants.\nYes I do agree with president Trump. I don\u2019t think that if a person is willing to take the citizenship test to get into the United States they should \u2026\nI believe sending the military to the Mexican border is a justified action. Many of these people entering are entering illegally. If they want into the U.S. they must abide to its laws. It doesn\u2019t matter if there are women and children, they must enter legally. The military will enforce the message that these immigrants cannot enter illegally. I think President Trump putting the military to use and sending them to do what they are paid to do is a good idea. Drug cartels are already a growing problem in the U.S and letting in large groups of immigrants freely will just bloat the issue. They need to understand that if they are going to move into the United States, they need to obey the laws.\nI believe sending the military to the Mexican border is a justified action. Many of these people entering are entering illegally. If they want into th\u2026\nI believe that Trump is justified because he is doing what is best for the US. If we be realistic we can not pick every bad person from the good but these people are trying to enter illegally and not even gain citizenship. With that being said the border patrol only has so many officers and if people get creative and find new places to get in more and more people will get in illegally. With the extra military support we can cover more of the border and stop people who are finding different ways in before hundreds of people get across.\nI believe that Trump is justified because he is doing what is best for the US. If we be realistic we can not pick every bad person from the good but t\u2026\nBlaze from Pennsylvania\nYes, I do support President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border because thousands of illegal immigrants are trying to enter our country without going through the process of becoming a U.S. citizen legally. Why should they be allowed to storm the border and enter our country illegally when other people wait and go through process to become a naturalized U.S. citizen. If we let them in, other countries\u2019 populations will think they can get together and do the exact same thing. If this happens, we will end up in the same boat as Germany and other European countries that had immigrants \u201cseek asylum\u201d in their countries. Now those countries want rid of those immigrants. Plus, the migrants can\u2019t act civil, so they began to throw rocks at the troops and guards. The president saw this and realized troops need sent to the border to try and stop them from entering.\nYes, I do support President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border because thousands of illegal immigrants are trying to enter our country with\u2026\nYes I agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to help defend the U.S/Mexican border. There has been thousands of immigrants rushing the border trying to slip into the U.S illegally. These people can cause harm to legal American citizens. All illegal immigrants have broke the law by entering illegally, but many of them have broke more laws such as drug dealing and even murder. This harms the citizens of the united states which come first before immigrants trying to enter the U.S. This is why I believe the Presidents was justified in his actions of the sending the military to help protect the border.\nYes I agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to help defend the U.S/Mexican border. There has been thousands of immigrants rushing\u2026\nI agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border to stop Mexican immigrants from coming over illegally. It would be unfair for people all around the world that are trying to come a US citizen. Also it is illegal to cross the US border if we are not a citizen. So if they cross into America they should be punished and put in jail. So before we have to fill our jails up with illegal immigrants we could stop the Mexican immigrants with our US military standing at the borders scaring them off or if they try and come over shoot them.\nI agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border to stop Mexican immigrants from coming over illegally. It would be unfair for people all \u2026\nYes I agree with President Trumps decision to send the military over to block the border. Immigrants are trying to come over to our US territory, invading us with drugs and diseases, and much more stuff we don\u2019t need. Yes I understand we should give people chances to come over, but they\u2019ve screwed us over to many times.\nYes I agree with President Trumps decision to send the military over to block the border. Immigrants are trying to come over to our US territory, inva\u2026\nI believe that trump should send troops down to the border because even though they can see only women and children the men are getting in trucks and running over the border. Also if all of these immigrants come over they will hurt significantly because those people will be looking for homes and when they get homes they will have to have money so they will be looking for jobs which will make more people go on welfare and possibly make people lose their jobs. Not only that, but when they come over they are also bringing more diseases which will get the country infected and more people will have to go to the hospital because they might have got infected by those immigrants. So trump is right to send down those troops because then they can control what is coming through the border and what is not going to come through. It might also cause a war again but we are more powerful and will conquer again if need be. So yes trump should send even more troops down to protect our country.\nI believe that trump should send troops down to the border because even though they can see only women and children the men are getting in trucks and \u2026\nCollin from Arkansas\nYeah I agree that he did do the right thing, although I also agree it is kinda an overreaction, but they\u2019re entering America illegally which obviously is going to cause more problems throughout states. The immigrants may be portrayed as them escaping violence in their homeland and to get freedom, but most immigrants come over to American to then distribute drugs and do violent actions. Trump did it to protect us against these types of mischievous crimes. There would be much of a problem already if the border control was actually good at what they do, but almost everyday you hear events of illegal immigrants crossing the border in many ways. So Trump sending the military deems to be the right thing to do at this point.\nYeah I agree that he did do the right thing, although I also agree it is kinda an overreaction, but they\u2019re entering America illegally which obviously\u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers, for if immigrants continue to pour over the border it will negatively affect our country. If we open our arms to all immigrants and everyone from other countries, then we are allowing more dangerous criminals to threaten American citizens. Also, according to The New York Times article \u201cWhat is a Migrant Caravan and Why Does Trump Care?,\u201d \u201c[U]ndocumented immigrants will cause economic dislocation and job loss.\u201d In the United States, the amount of undocumented immigrants is about 11 million, and the number is just going to increase if we allow immigrants. If Trump wouldn\u2019t have sent the military to defend the Mexican border, we could\u2019ve potentially faced an economic crisis. Immigrants populate about 14% of our country, and the percentage is going to continue to increase if citizens don\u2019t make an effort to stop them. I understand the immigrants are humans too, but if Trump wouldn\u2019t have sent the military to the border, then our population wouldn\u2019t improve, and it would instead damage our population even more than it has been in previous years.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers, for if immigrants continue to pour o\u2026\nThis migrant caravan is one of the major issues of today. Most of these people that are part of that caravan have been coming here to look for a better life. However, allowing this many people into our country is not a good idea especially as they are have not identification. We do not know who they are or where they are from, and letting them in would establish a bad precedent for the future. If we let anyone in to the U.S. just because they want to come here, the issue of drugs in our country will skyrocket as we already have a lot of issues with the border the way it is. Then there is the issue of bringing the military down to the border. The influx of people in this caravan is absolutely huge and the border security we have is not equipped to handle that many people. Especially if they turn violent which is very possible as they walked all the way through Mexico and just to be denied access. If they would be able to come here through official channels then this whole issue could have been avoided. So I agree with sending the military down to the border.\nThis migrant caravan is one of the major issues of today. Most of these people that are part of that caravan have been coming here to look for a bette\u2026\nYes I do agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to defend the Mexican border. One reason why I agree with trump is because we need to stop illegal immigrant from coming into the country. I think this should be stopped because we don\u2019t know what some people are capable of, and if they were sick and the sickness was never brought to the United States, it could be possible deathly to many people that have not been immune to the sick. Another good reason would be that these people are crossing the border illegally and it should be stopped. Sending the Military troops to defend the border is good because this allows for protection.\nYes I do agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to defend the Mexican border. One reason why I agree with trump is because we need to s\u2026\nI do agree with Mr. Trump because I think if the people wanted to come to America so bad they would do it legally instead of trying to fight their way through the boarder. They complain about how bad their country is because they get disrespected as citizens but they have no problem disrespecting our laws and getting in illegally.\nI do agree with Mr. Trump because I think if the people wanted to come to America so bad they would do it legally instead of trying to fight their way\u2026\nYes, I believe that President Trump made the right decision by bringing military units to the Mexican border. The number of immigrants entering the country has been increasing over the past years. The people who then enter the country do not go through the correct process in becoming a citizen, leading to them not being productive in the country. With less and less aliens coming through, the amount of drugs and illegal actions will be cut down. Also this issue has become so bad that the border patrol cannot handle it, which is why the military is necessary. Lastly, Trump\u2019s wall is a great idea. I believe it will be constructed very soon to cut down all of the trafficking. Personally the wall should of been built many years ago and this problem would of never occurred. Trump will have the border secured in no time, in which less money and resources will be used on this issue.\nYes, I believe that President Trump made the right decision by bringing military units to the Mexican border. The number of immigrants entering the co\u2026\nAustin Hammerle- Yes, I think that trump made the right decision by sending the military to defend the Mexican border from the asylum seekers because if the border isn\u2019t controlled you are going to let more immigrants into the United States leading to more crimes, drug busts, and possibly terroristic actions affecting our nation. We do not need the asylum seekers coming into our country to possibly harm our country land lead to more crimes rates. We don\u2019t need them to be taking jobs away from our citizens in the United States. I think that Mr. Trump is right for his actions.\nAustin Hammerle- Yes, I think that trump made the right decision by sending the military to defend the Mexican border from the asylum seekers because \u2026\nYes I do agree with President Trump on the decision he made to send the military to the border. I believe this because obviously the border patrol can not handle the amount of people who are trying to gain entry to the US. With the amount of immigrants entering our country increasing it is causing more problems.\nYes I do agree with President Trump on the decision he made to send the military to the border. I believe this because obviously the border patrol can\u2026\nBryanna from Minnesota\nI believe everyone has a right to be in America because of our wonderful opportunities but I believe that our nation has one of the least strict border laws compared to over major countries. I believe that if you want to come to America, you should come in the legal way. Many immigrants die attempting to cross the border illegally and if they would apply to be a citizen the legal way, we wouldn\u2019t need to use taxpayers dollars to send troops down to southern borders.\nI believe everyone has a right to be in America because of our wonderful opportunities but I believe that our nation has one of the least strict borde\u2026\nAs a nation, we must prevent illegal aliens from entering out country. These immigrants may be fleeing violence and seeking better opportunities, but we have a process in the U.S. We cannot let anyone in who wants to come. These immigrants must enter the country legally, and if the military must be sent to achieve this, then it should be done to uphold our laws and processes.\nAs a nation, we must prevent illegal aliens from entering out country. These immigrants may be fleeing violence and seeking better opportunities, but \u2026\nSue from Georgia\nI agree! Keep the USA safe. We have a border and it needs to be restricted because as it is now each American is paying approximately $70,000 more for each illegal immigrant.\nElisabeth from South Carolina\nI believe that President Trump is doing his best to protect the American people. Everyone who is here legally earned the right to be here; therefore, we shouldn\u2019t just let people walk all over us. That would make America seem weak. If they were coming here legally, this would be a different story. Mr. Trump would not want to come off as weak to other countries because if he did a lot worse things would occur.\nI believe that President Trump is doing his best to protect the American people. Everyone who is here legally earned the right to be here; therefore, \u2026\nQion from Virginia\nI believe Trump is doing so much good for this country and has helped better it. Democrats would not have done anything to stop immigrants but Trump has. I agree with Trump, because these illegal immigrants are coming to our country taking American jobs, homes, selling their illegal drugs, weapons, commit crimes and do not abide by American law. Trump sending the Military to stop unfair actions of the immigrants is Perfect in my eyes. Yes I agree to let immigrants into our country, but to let them come illegally and then try to gain international protection is not right. This should be considered a crime and they should be punished for it. I strongly agree with all actions and decisions Donald J. Trump has made for this country.\nI believe Trump is doing so much good for this country and has helped better it. Democrats would not have done anything to stop immigrants but Trump h\u2026\nI thinks its right to defend because immigrants should be able to be in america but need to be registered. if a unregistered immigrant breaks the law then they should be convicted but if they are not registered they cant be caught and put on trial. also if they are registered` they can get better jobs and homes. if they\u2019re not registered the government would know to build more homes and schools and work places and the U.S.A would over populated. that would give them a better life.\nI thinks its right to defend because immigrants should be able to be in america but need to be registered. if a unregistered immigrant breaks the law \u2026\nWith such an influx of migrants, the military is necessary to keep order. Violence can easily break out at the border, and you never know who is trying to get into the U.S. There could potentially be drug dealers or criminals trying to sneak into the U.S. amid this crisis. Sure, there are also families trying to escape their oppressive government, but it\u2019s only fair they go through the same process other immigrants have to live in this country. There is already a problem with securing our borders; accepting these migrants will only further weaken our borders.\nWith such an influx of migrants, the military is necessary to keep order. Violence can easily break out at the border, and you never know who is tryin\u2026\nTrump is not perfect, but he does what is best for the security of America. I support that!\nI agree with your comment. I believe he is just protecting us. He is simply doing your job, not everyone is perfect.\nAndrew from Utah\nGood point. I would say that some of what he does supports America but a ton of what he has done and is continuing to do is not helping or supporting America. For example he is now building a massive border wall that will trap all Mexicans and more in their country and not allow them to escape even though they are trying to escape their country beacuse of a bomb threat, etc.\nGood point. I would say that some of what he does supports America but a ton of what he has done and is continuing to do is not helping or supporting \u2026\nRodolfo from New Mexico\nI support President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the US border. At the end of the day we are a sovereign nation, and a nation of laws. President Trump is enacting martial law at the border , and is well within his constitutional powers in doing so. He is doing what is needed to protect the citizens of his nation, he has no responsibility to defend the rights of non-citizens, and has no responsibility to let them into the country. Regardless of one\u2019s emotional take on the situation, it is a crime to illegally enter the US. It is the job of the executive branch to enforce the laws of the nation, and that is all the military is being deployed to do.\nI support President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the US border. At the end of the day we are a sovereign nation, and a nation of laws. Presid\u2026\nI understand where you are coming from, however, I feel that President Trump needs to have a little more empathy and put himself in their shoes. If he was fleeing this country for whatever reason with his family, I can guarantee that he wouldn\u2019t want soldiers treating them like a threat. He would want to go somewhere better and hopefully find a better life. So I see no reason for him to send the soldiers to the border when there is already people there to handle situations like this. I understand if he wants to protect our country, but shouldn\u2019t he leave it to border patrol. After all, it is their job which they should be prepared for.\nI understand where you are coming from, however, I feel that President Trump needs to have a little more empathy and put himself in their shoes. If he\u2026\nJason from Virginia\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s usage of the US Military\u2019s effort to address the border security crisis. HOWEVER, this is merely limited to his use of the US Military and not a statement in support of their execution and procedure.\nwho are seeking\nMany Americans are currently living under red, white, and blue blinders held over their eyes by Ms. Information (misinformation) and Ms. Judgment (misjudgment).\nChildren and mothers: victims of both the needle and sword. Whose ears are too full of the \u201cPOP\u201ding of guns to hear their abuelita\u2019s embrace: \u201cmija.\u201d\nFathers and their sons: pressured into one corner by crumbling legislation and into another by the suffocating vice of the human condition. Whose hands are too busy protecting their families to feed their own mouths.\nLet them in! Give them refuge! Let their thirsts be quenched by the waters we can so freely seek! Let their tears be dried by the stars on our American flags! Set ablaze their courage with lady Liberty\u2019s torch! Calm their tempest\u2019s with the winds of the eastern shore.\nYet, in all this, we will find our work insufficient\u2026\n\u2026 as this\nis the effect\nof the human condition:\nWe are a fallen people. We cannot run to anyone or any place to seek refuge or asylum it that any One be not God. \u201cGod is our refuge and strength, A very present help in trouble.\u201d (Psalm 46:1)\nNo one promotes the solution that could end this all. A crisis rooted in the cancerous de-evolution of mankind. Refugees will continue to flood through the thin line that separates Los Estados Unidos from the rest of the world. These lines are necessary, yes, but far greater, let us look up to the God of all creation! Let us seek protection in Him Who knows the number of each kink and coil of hair that rests upon our heads.\nWho do we turn to in times like these? When people are running from their own people to seek out help from a people who look out only for their own people? When man looks to this party and that bill? To this venture and that capital gain? Who? The answer is simple: anything but God, which is a detestable, fallible mar on the human conscience. These problems continue to bustle through our streets and gracelands because man looks not to His Creator!\nAnd, when man finally looks, I suppose that we will also look back on the history of man, in fear and abhorrence, eyes sparkling with glaciers and fjords, and then will begin the internal, vile groan of shame and curiosity as man with his trembling frame proclaim across every nation and tongue:\n\u201cQue tontos hemos hecho de nosotros mismos.\u201d\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s usage of the US Military\u2019s effort to address the border security crisis. HOWEVER, this is merely limited to his use of \u2026\nAbigail from Maryland\nOur country\u2019s safety comes first and whatever the President has to do to make sure that happens I know he will do. President Trump cares about his citizens safety and even though those fleeing from their own violent country\u2019s is important, we have to spend time and money on our own people first before worrying about others. It is not selfish it is what a safe country ensures.\nOur country\u2019s safety comes first and whatever the President has to do to make sure that happens I know he will do. President Trump cares about his cit\u2026\nYes I do agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to defend the Mexican border. One reason why I agree with trump is because we need to stop illegal immigrant from coming into the country. This needs to stop Because we do not know what types of diseases they are bringing in. Another reason is because these people are fleeing the country which is illegal and should be stopped. Trumps plan will stop the potentially dangerous people coming over the boarder. This plan allows for protection of the boarder.\njake from New York\nI agree with presidents Trump decision to send troops to help protect the Mexican border against asylum seekers. I agree with this because the asylum seekers aren\u2019t treating our armed forces and police forces with no respect. They are using each other as shields against border patrol, they are breaking down the wall and also they are throwing rocks at border patrol. If they would like to get into our country they should at least start following the right laws to grant passageway into our country.\nI agree with presidents Trump decision to send troops to help protect the Mexican border against asylum seekers. I agree with this because the asylum \u2026\nAs much hate President Trump receives for being controversial and immature, I do not think that for those reasons his ideas should be shut down immediately. I also do not think there is a clear cut answer, at least for me, for whether or not this is right or wrong \u2013 but I do mostly agree with President Trump\u2019s decision regarding sending troops to assist Border Patrol agents. Although it is immoral to deny someone\u2019s aspirations to seek for prosperity, that someone is going to incur many problems for themselves and others. The long-term negative is that there is already a growing underclass of people who have fewer rights than the rest of the population, and this is because these people are undocumented citizens living in a society and democracy, who are also not paying tax bills. In our current system, coming to America illegally will come with extreme difficulties and perpetuate a set of difficulties for people\u2019s immigration. Although \u201csending troops to the border is an overreaction\u201d, I see overreaction as a symptom from being cautious. I do see the humanitarian reasons for wanting to not send troops, however I see that this decision is most safe for everyone in the current system that we have.\nAs much hate President Trump receives for being controversial and immature, I do not think that for those reasons his ideas should be shut down immedi\u2026\njeff from Virginia\nI think it\u2019s good that trump is defending against asylum seekers because most asylum seekers coming from the Mexican border are seeking asylum because of gang or domestic violence, which isn\u2019t covered for people seeking asylum in the US. It is good to see that the government is taking their laws seriously and it\u2019s also good for immigrants coming from the Mexican border as it allows much more security since the Mexican border has major problems with gangs preying on immigrants coming from Mexico. Although it\u2019s unfortunate that people trying to escape from gang violence from aren\u2019t going to be able to come into the US, it isn\u2019t necessarily the US\u2019s job to take in everyone seeking asylum because their homeland cannot control crime.\nI think it\u2019s good that trump is defending against asylum seekers because most asylum seekers coming from the Mexican border are seeking asylum because\u2026\nOne of my friends posed almost the argument towards me not to long ago, and he equated letting people into the country with me just letting people into my home. I thought this was interesting because I didn\u2019t feel that the two situations were similar at all, but then I thought about it a little more and i recalled that I have had peers call me and say their home wasn\u2019t safe for them and they asked if they could stay with me and every time i tried to accommodate them as best i could. I understand that that is simply a personality trait of mine but I think we as humans have a responsibility to other humans. I don\u2019t think that we should just release people into the U.S. but i do think there is a better way to handle this situation without hostility\nOne of my friends posed almost the argument towards me not to long ago, and he equated letting people into the country with me just letting people int\u2026\nJaclyn from Alabama\nI agree with President Trump sending troops the boarders. I do believe in letting immigrants in to our country especially if their lives are in danger, but when such large amounts of people try to come at once thats when an issue can arise. There is a massive drug and gang issue currently in Mexico which is making it unsafe for civilians. In one article a women said that a gang approached her business and they threatened her to give up half her business and if she declined they would take her life. In certain parts of South America and Mexico, encounters like this happen on day to day basis. Although their is a lot of violence through out Mexico and South America, there is only so much the United Staes can do. Trump is doing the right thing by sending troops to the boarders because we do not know what the immigrants intent is to do in here. Also the President is trying to prevent our country from any more violence especially with all the terrorist threats and mass shootings. Another reason is because a big part of drug trafficking comes from Mexico. A lot of people have been trying for years to try to get legal citizen documentation\u2019s the correct way. When the people part of the caravan are trying to get into the United States, they are doing it the incorrect way which is unfair to the people who have been waiting for years.\nI agree with President Trump sending troops the boarders. I do believe in letting immigrants in to our country especially if their lives are in danger\u2026\nAlexia from Utah\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision because he is making these decisions in the best interest of the United States and no other country\nCarly from New York\nI fully agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send military force to the border. he is attempting to prevent illegal immigration and that is no different than trying to prevent any other illegal activity in the country. The caravan is most definitely real but if there needs to be logic in handling this situation. If some immigrants are let in then who\u2019s to say how many or which ones are allowed and which aren\u2019t? That\u2019s where the law comes in. Either legal or illegal. admittance or no admittance. While many argue that his policy is harsh in human nature and goes against the fundementals of America\u2019s (open to all/freedom for all) policies, there has to be moderation otherwise there will no longer be a country to immigrate too if too many ppl come in. All the illegals will cause an imbalance to the economy and as a result the nation will no longer be the great attraction that it is today and has been for centuries.\nI fully agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send military force to the border. he is attempting to prevent illegal immigration and that is no dif\u2026\nTrump is preventing illegal immigration, so it would be right to send troops to out border to make sure it does not happen.\nJacob from Texas\nI believe people should go to the legal process of citizenship of being an american citizen instead of jumping the border and expecting to be an american citizen\nI believe that Trump is making the correct decision in sending troops to defend the Mexican border against Asylum seekers. It is our president\u2019s job to prevent people from entering the United States illegally. Even if the New York Times and Washington Post articles claim that the migrants aren\u2019t a dangerous threat to Americans, they should still have to wait in line and go through the same process other legal immigrants go through. There are thousands of people attempting to enter the country without legal documentation which can put the country at a big risk. Most of the people are attempting to leave the poverty and violence in their country and find a better opportunity in the United States. However, there is a possibility of some of these people in the caravans coming to America for the wrong reasons such as terrorism or smuggling drugs into the country. Therefore, it is reasonable for Trump to bring these troops to the border to protect the country from any dangers. In addition, many of these illegal immigrants could take up jobs from citizens of the United States or they could struggle to make a living once they make it to America which could have a negative impact on the economy. Overall, Trump is correct in bringing troops to the borders in an effort to prevent people from illegally entering and protect the people from any dangerous threats to our country.\nI believe that Trump is making the correct decision in sending troops to defend the Mexican border against Asylum seekers. It is our president\u2019s job t\u2026\nCannon from Pennsylvania\nThe United States has been a \u201cmelting pot\u201d of ethnicity for centuries. Our President isn\u2019t protesting that these individuals come to our country, but to do so legally. Most of us are of European descent, but our ancestors became citizens to ensure the benefits of being an American. We need to protect ourselves, as a nation, to ensure those coming in don\u2019t bring deveststion with them in the form of disease or weapons/terrorism. I fully believe our president is protecting his citizens by sending troops to the border.\nThe United States has been a \u201cmelting pot\u201d of ethnicity for centuries. Our President isn\u2019t protesting that these individuals come to our country, but \u2026\nAudrey from Utah\nI agree with what Trump is doing. We have foreigners who are trying to get citizenship before coming and following our laws. We also have foreigners who are just coming with no respect for our country\u2019s stability. Those that are coming illegally find ways passed the border patrol and the only way that we are able to keep them out is with force.\nI agree with what Trump is doing. We have foreigners who are trying to get citizenship before coming and following our laws. We also have foreigners w\u2026\nThe caravan rushed our borders, and put the women and children at the front for the cameras despite 95% of them being male. They passed through many countries where they had the opportunity to apply for asylum and were offered opportunities, which they denied. They passed through Guatemala, where over 100 ISIS members were recently arrested. How many were missed that made it into the caravan?\nThe caravan rushed our borders, and put the women and children at the front for the cameras despite 95% of them being male. They passed through many c\u2026\nTaylor from Florida\nWe are a sovereign nation with the right to protect our borders. I understand the situation these people are in, but that does not mean they can enter our country illegally. We did not offer these people asylum, they need to go through the proper channels to live in this country legally.\nWe are a sovereign nation with the right to protect our borders. I understand the situation these people are in, but that does not mean they can enter\u2026\nPat from New York\nI agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to the border. It\u2019s our president\u2019s duty to make sure that our borders are safe and secure. As commander in chief he has the right to send troops to our borders if he believes the safety of our country is at risk. Since terrorism is a huge issue right now, our military should be there to prevent anything from getting out of control. People could be trying to enter illegally while bringing drugs and other illegal substances with them. We should know who\u2019s going in and out of our country. Letting mass amounts of undocumented people into our country could potentially hurt us especially if we don\u2019t know that they\u2019ve been properly vaccinated against diseases.\nI agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send military troops to the border. It\u2019s our president\u2019s duty to make sure that our borders are safe and \u2026\nParker from Wisconsin\nI have never been a fan of the whole \u201cpolice the world\u201d philosophy that the majority of the Republican Party has. However, this issue is taking place on U.S. soil, so something needs to be done about it. I am a big fan of the idea of isolationist country, but this has nothing to do with policing the world, and is more of policing the United States. Terrorism is a huge threat to the United States, and Trump is trying to contain it from becoming a bigger issue than it already. Trump is doing the right thing by trying to keep citizens safe.\nI have never been a fan of the whole \u201cpolice the world\u201d philosophy that the majority of the Republican Party has. However, this issue is taking place \u2026\nOlivia from Georgia\nThousands of children in our nation go hungry daily. Many of those are homeless. Our public schools are running on a shoestring budget that limits the materials and staffing for our already over crowded schools. California is on fire and Florida is recovering from a hurricane. We cannot afford to allow unlimited numbers of illegal aliens into our country. We have problems at home that need our attention first and foremost. Our public funds are not unlimited.\nThousands of children in our nation go hungry daily. Many of those are homeless. Our public schools are running on a shoestring budget that limits the\u2026\nEstevan from Connecticut\nAs a Latino living in the United States, I wholeheartedly agree with Trump\u2019s decision to defend our border. He is preventing illegal immigrating, cracking down on potential drug cartels from entering the US, and keeping our borders safe.\nAs a Latino living in the United States, I wholeheartedly agree with Trump\u2019s decision to defend our border. He is preventing illegal immigrating, crac\u2026\nAs a Latino you should understand how hard it is to make it in this world. People go through a lot to get in this country and its all for a purpose. most people just want a better life. America is all about helping when it comes to a war but we never want to help people have a better life to me that is selfish.\nAs a Latino you should understand how hard it is to make it in this world. People go through a lot to get in this country and its all for a purpose. m\u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision. This has been a huge issue for President Trump since his campaign two years ago. He isn\u2019t doing this just for votes. He is doing this to protect our country. I agree with his strategy. This caravan is making a bigger impact than before. Therefore we need to increase our protection on the borders. If using military and threatening to suspend foreign aid is what works, then that is what we should do.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision. This has been a huge issue for President Trump since his campaign two years ago. He isn\u2019t doing this jus\u2026\nBerlynn from California\nI strongly disagree with President Trump. The people coming inon the caravan pose no threat to our country. President Trump can not take advantage of his powers and use the United Staes military who are being trained not to protect us from a small threat but to protect us from much larger threat like anouther country rageing war. We must not forget that we do not solely own this land because the settlers who came uninvited stole it violently and with no approval from the natural settlers we made ourselves comfy. President Trump or anyone for the matter have no right to say that people coming to this country are here to cause distruction and bring crime because the crime happening in America are caused by American citizens. Treating them like animals is wrong and inhumaine. If them coming illegaly is so wrong then the government needs to change it citizenship requirements because it is so hard for foreigners to become a citize, they have no choice but to sneak here. This is why President Trump had no reason to send 5,000 troops for one caravan.\nI strongly disagree with President Trump. The people coming inon the caravan pose no threat to our country. President Trump can not take advantage of\u2026\nCasey from Arizona\nThe border patrol has proven relatively ineffective on its own, as illegal immigration continues to remain to a significant degree. As such, when illegal immigration threatens to worsen, as it currently is due to the caravan, it is best to provide support to the already lacking border security.\nThe border patrol has proven relatively ineffective on its own, as illegal immigration continues to remain to a significant degree. As such, when ille\u2026\nFaith from Georgia\nYou have to pay for illegals coming into this country! IT COSTS YOU MONEY! If you have a job, most likely, you pay taxes. When illegials come into the country and \u201cseek asylum\u201d, many claim disability because they can\u2019t get money from jobs since they\u2019re here illegally, so they say that they are \u201cdisabled\u201d and who pays for that? YOU DO. When they go to jail, it\u2019s YOU who pays for them. The standard income tax rate is around 33%. This means that out of every $100 you make, you have to pay $33 of it. In this, you are helping to support people who don\u2019t work for their money and cheat the system. I don\u2019t want to pay for people who don\u2019t work for it.\nYou have to pay for illegals coming into this country! IT COSTS YOU MONEY! If you have a job, most likely, you pay taxes. When illegials come into the\u2026\nThe President is allowed to defend the United States under the authority of the US constitution from ALL threats to the domestic tranquility of its citizens. To allow a flood of illegal immigrants like the caravans who are seeking entry illegally would be to allow the economy to take a huge blow and possibly collapse. All those who think he\u2019s wrong are not looking at the bigger picture and allowing their feelings to give them a myopic view of this issue. We have laws, and if they wish to enter this nation, they must follow them, if not, then they must be turned away by whatever means necessary. Or better yet, why don\u2019t we let all these illegals camp out on the lawns of the bleeding hearts that want to let them waltz across our borders without proper authorization, especially the gang members \u2026 lets see how quick they change their tune then.\nThe President is allowed to defend the United States under the authority of the US constitution from ALL threats to the domestic tranquility of its ci\u2026\nMichal from New Jersey\nIf you\u2019ve watched the video\u2019s of those migrants, they\u2019re breaking the border wall already up, throwing rocks, threatening police officers and troops, and using their kids as human shields. These aren\u2019t peaceful immigrants looking to start a new life.\nIf you\u2019ve watched the video\u2019s of those migrants, they\u2019re breaking the border wall already up, throwing rocks, threatening police officers and troops, \u2026\nThese asylum seekers are attempting to enter our country illegally and President Trump sending troops down to the border will prevent them from entering.\nAlexander from Georgia\nBorder control is very important to the countrie\u2019s safety and security as well the citizen\u2019s job security. For several years, undocumented immigrants have come across the border \u201cfor refuge\u201d, but in the process Cartel and gang members have been able to slip through and cause much chaos and trouble to America and it\u2019s security. Many families have suffered because of this, and the number of these people coming over is increasing. Even the people who come over with good intentions but end up taking American jobs because they come for opportunity, and employers know that they can pay below minimum wage for Mexican workers to gain a larger profit, leaving American citizens in the dust. The border patrol obviously hasn\u2019t been enough to contain immigration, so the military was necessary to stop the issue.\nBorder control is very important to the countrie\u2019s safety and security as well the citizen\u2019s job security. For several years, undocumented immigrants \u2026\nThe United States is allowed to protect its borders. A caravan of thousands of people doesn\u2019t sound like harmless immigration, it sounds like an invasion. There could be criminals who want to do America harm. We cannot be so careless and just let anyone and everyone in. There is a process that we must follow in order to insure national security.\nThe United States is allowed to protect its borders. A caravan of thousands of people doesn\u2019t sound like harmless immigration, it sounds like an invas\u2026\nEsteban from Florida\nI agree with President Trump because border security should be enforced and asylum seekers are not all with good intentions, nor with all bad intentions. The solution, rather, should be to examine each family on a case-by-case basis. It is true that we are a nation of immigrants, however, it is not fair to grant certain people asylum when there are others fairly waiting in line to be granted the same privilege of being in this country.\nI agree with President Trump because border security should be enforced and asylum seekers are not all with good intentions, nor with all bad intentio\u2026\nJoseph from Pennsylvania\nThis caravan is comprised entirely of individuals who are fragrantly disregarding the authorities of every country they are passing through on their way to the United States border. They are attempting to cross into our country illegally, and have proven that they are not going to be deterred by ordinary border security officials. There is very little choice, I believe, but to use a more aggressive display of force in order to keep this caravan of criminals from entering the United States. If we do not, our country runs the risk of playing host to thousands of people who have made it clear they do not recognize the power of a government, nor the laws that government puts in place.\nThis caravan is comprised entirely of individuals who are fragrantly disregarding the authorities of every country they are passing through on their w\u2026\nI agree with the President\u2019s decision to send troops to the border. We need to clean up our own inner cities, and reallocate tax dollars to be on an equal basis for all students in the U.S. We do not have the funds (deficit growing every day) to take all these people in house, feed, clothe, and educate while our own people go to you know where. For too long we have taken care of everybody else problems in the whole world. It is time to concentrate on America. These people have a home, and their leaders need to step up and change the situations in their countries. Our massive debt keeps growing, and with the recent California wildfires, and the hurricanes this past year, we have many tasks here that need addressing. The border influx is similar to a mass invasion, and no other country would allow it.\nI agree with the President\u2019s decision to send troops to the border. We need to clean up our own inner cities, and reallocate tax dollars to be on an \u2026\nMario from California\nI believe that the decision made by President Trump of sending the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers was a good method. I don\u2019t personally believe that all Hispanics or Latinos are harmful and/or threatening people as I am Mexican myself, but I do believe that many do take advantage of opportunities of entering our country illegally. With this said, having an increase of people moving north through Mexico towards the United States may increase the amount of immigrants coming in as well. Due to the possibility of an increase in the amount of immigrants, sending more troops to the border does not seem to be an overreaction to me. As a reference, if you were waiting in line for a concert or waiting in line to get on a roller coaster for hours, do you think its fair to let others cut in line in-front of you? I would assume not. Allowing undocumented people into the United States, to me, is unfair to those who have waited years to gain their entrance legally. Do I believe and agree with all actions take by President Trump? No; but I do believe, in this case, that his move was one well thought of and well played.\nI believe that the decision made by President Trump of sending the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers was a good method. I d\u2026\nK from Arizona\nPresident Trump is doing his job, which is to put Americans first. If so many people were to come into our country at one time our own population would suffer. This is why there are proper channels to do so. Ellis island\u2026it isn\u2019t a new thing. Immigrants years ago came over and didn\u2019t have a problem following our laws on obtaining passage.\nPresident Trump is doing his job, which is to put Americans first. If so many people were to come into our country at one time our own population woul\u2026\nSarai from California\nI do agree with President Trump decision in sending our troops to the border. As much as it hurts to see all these people suffering from what happened in their country, I still think that we as a country should be on the defense. While the majority of these people are looking to come to America for refuge some of the gangs or cartel members will take advantage of this caravan and sneak on in, in plain sight.\nI do agree with President Trump decision in sending our troops to the border. As much as it hurts to see all these people suffering from what happened\u2026\nGarett from Maryland\nLook I understand the caravan is trying to escape the violence of their homeland, but that doesn\u2019t mean we should just let them into the U.S., as we have issues enough with people coming into the U.S. illegally, we can\u2019t just make an exception. If we made an exception now, then we are being unfair to everyone who waited to come to the U.S. legally. Not only that, but if we made an exception now, whats to stop more from occurring, and then the U.S. being flooded with immigrants, which could lead to all kinds of problems and allow for terrorists from the outside to come in easier, as well as drive up the price of American food because of supply and demand. If say 10,000 immigrants came in with one wave, that is 10,000 more mouths to feed, which means an increase in the cost of food as more people will need it. This may not seem like much, but if it keeps occurring because it was allowed this once, then 10,000 could become 100,000 and so on. Not to mention the competition for labor that would be spurred from the influx of immigrants, which may lower wages as the immigrants could work for cheaper than American citizens. As there are no ways to check every person in the caravan\u2019s background, meaning a terrorist could follow the caravan in and cause harm to the U.S.\nLook I understand the caravan is trying to escape the violence of their homeland, but that doesn\u2019t mean we should just let them into the U.S., as we h\u2026\nEric from Idaho\nThere is a fine line and I don\u2019t think it\u2019s being explored\nChristtian from New Jersey\nI understand where Trump is coming from when it comes to bringing troops to the border as the immigrants could be a threat to national security as they do not know who\u00b4s a criminal and who can cause damage. I do not think it is necessary for the amount of troops that he has sent to the border. The men, women, and children that are seeking asylum as their country no longer has livable conditions for their families and their looking for a new chance of life with entering the U.S\nI understand where Trump is coming from when it comes to bringing troops to the border as the immigrants could be a threat to national security as the\u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers. The caravan contains people that we don\u2019t know anything about. These people could be drug dealers, murders, gang members and we need protection from the unknown that\u2019s coming our way. Even though i agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send military to defend the mexican border, I don\u2019t agree with the amount of soldiers being sent. Five thousand military troops is an exaggeration and the number of troops should be lowered. A good number would be one thousand and under.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers. The caravan contains people that we \u2026\nLauren from Hawaii\nI believe Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican/United states border is needed. If we don\u2019t defend ourselves then who would? Yes, are there people trying to seek refuge, but also we have people with malicious intentions coming in. Where would these refugees go, munch off welfare? It is terrible that these people have to live in such conditions where they are being harmed in their own country, but it doesn\u2019t mean invade another!\nI believe Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican/United states border is needed. If we don\u2019t defend ourselves then who would? Yes\u2026\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the border. My reasoning consists of the possibilities for a national security threat for the United States. A group of over a predicted seven thousand two hundred people, entering the United States at once, is a very difficult thing to process as there will almost certainly be malevolent intentions. The military of over five thousand troops could actually be a great idea, because this will grant extra protection and inspection which would be needed over the span of this event, and it would be needed for the protection of everyone involved, the migrants and the Border Control. In a perfect world, yes we should greet them with open arms. However this world is far from perfect, and by welcoming the migrants to our country for humanitarian reasons, without thinking of the risks these pose to our economy, and national security, wouldn\u2019t only be a bad decision, it would become a dangerous one.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the border. My reasoning consists of the possibilities for a national security threat \u2026\nCatarina from New Jersey\nI understand your reasoning, however, in our society today, there are many immigrants seeking a better life for their families and themselves. Think about the immigrant family that owns the grocery store you purchase bread from each week or the immigrant father who tended to your construction needs. These people greatly impact our society and it is demeaning to insinuate they are all harmful\nI understand your reasoning, however, in our society today, there are many immigrants seeking a better life for their families and themselves. Think a\u2026\nDaniel from New York\nWhile President Trump is not my favorite person in the world he has followed through on his word to try and stop illegal immigration and crack down on illegals in the country now. The caravan of potential illegal immigrants heading to our great country will harm legal immigration among other things. The only reason for letting the caravan in is that we should be tolerant, but why. If you illegally emigrate to Mexico, for example, they will through you out for any reason that they want to including, if you are against their national views also known as whenever they want. While sending the military may be a bit extreme the measures being taken are a step in the right direction to start to fix the immigration problem in America.\nWhile President Trump is not my favorite person in the world he has followed through on his word to try and stop illegal immigration and crack down on\u2026\nMaria from Texas\nThere will be many people in this illegal forced entry that are likely to be criminals. The mexican government has refused to control this multitude from coming to US and that is totally unacceptable. Many, if not most, of these people are not really seekig assilum , but finding a way to illegally come into the US without penalty. This influx of people is happening in an uncontrolled manner. And that will not bring anything good. It will also cause a financial, social and political burden on US citizens.\nThere will be many people in this illegal forced entry that are likely to be criminals. The mexican government has refused to control this multitude \u2026\nGianna from Florida\nWe are a country supposably against crime, but yet want to commit a crime by allowing undocumented citizens in the country? No other country allows undocumented citizens to breeze through so why do we have to be the first? We have laws established so let\u2019s follow them.\nWe are a country supposably against crime, but yet want to commit a crime by allowing undocumented citizens in the country? No other country allows un\u2026\nThe president of the United States did the right thing by sending the army to the border to confront possible threats to American sovereignty, but something that the democrats and the left must know as well as the republicans and the right is that the army isn\u2019t there to engage in military action, the army was placed there as logistical support for the current border patrol agents who aren\u2019t enough to stop a caravan made up of thousands. The army is well equipped and well prepared to deal with these type of situations in a non lethal way.\nThe president of the United States did the right thing by sending the army to the border to confront possible threats to American sovereignty, but som\u2026\nJennifer from New Jersey\nRecently a caravan of people from other countries, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, have been leaving thier country to try to go to either Mexico or America for better lives with less violence and more opportunities. As a response of many of the immigrants trying to get into America Trump has sent the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. I agree with this decision. I agree that the people seeking asylum do deserve to have better lives that are more secure but there is too many people that are trying to enter this Country illegally all together and that\u2019s not right. Immigrants that want to come into America should do it the right way, legally. People can\u2019t just come whenever they want, they need to be stopped.The way that they are trying to enter is not legal and should be stopped and with the help of the military placed at the border the people could be stopped.\nRecently a caravan of people from other countries, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, have been leaving thier country to try to go to either Mexico \u2026\nvictoria from New Jersey\nI do agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum because within Trump being the President it\u2019s his job to protect our country, and that\u2019s protecting our country because it wont let in people that are illegal to come in. I believe Trump should send them all back to their country and if they would like to come to our country they should come the correct way anf file the appropriate paperwork. Noting against people looking for asylum but they cant come in the way they are coming and they are breaking the law they need to come in the proper way and file the proper paperwork just like our families did many years ago. There are people that waited five years for the paperwork to be approved and that years ago so if they want to come to our country they need to file the correct paperwork and come in the legal way.\nI do agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum because within Trump being the President i\u2026\ncelia from New Jersey\nI don\u2019t agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border because it\u2019s unnecessary. Their is no reason to send an enormous amount of troops to defend the Mexican border. Their are already troops their protecting the border. Also , these immigrants are just seeking better lives for their family\u2019s. There are no jobs where they live , so they are giving up everything to live in america. These families are also being threatened by gang members. They are not a threat. They are normal human beings , just seeking better lives and to keep their family\u2019s safe. There\u2019s no need to send 5,000 military troops to protect the border , when they should be protecting the people coming in.\nI don\u2019t agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border because it\u2019s unnecessary. Their is no reason to send a\u2026\nKendall from Florida\nWe can\u2019t just let anyone come in as they please. It is Trump\u2019s job to ensure that the border is actually controlled and if the military is how he has to do it then that is how it must be enforced.\nWe can\u2019t just let anyone come in as they please. It is Trump\u2019s job to ensure that the border is actually controlled and if the military is how he has \u2026\nAnnie from Texas\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. Although Trump has made his opinions on immigrants clear, \u201cThey\u2019re bringing drugs. They\u2019re bringing crime. They\u2019re bringing rapists\u201d, I do not agree with his generalization of these people. They are seeking asylum against crime, rape, and other dangers their home holds. I do, however, think this is a national border crisis. Only because of the number of people, a massive 4,000 migrants traveling towards our border. Border Patrol alone cannot handle the surplus of people coming its way.\nThe California wildfires are a national crisis. Yes, we have firefighters who put out these fires, but with the rapidly spreading fire, it is necessary to call for assistance. In no way are the majority of these migrants as dangerous as a wildfire, but their great size is comparable to one. Border Patrol does not have the facilities to process the migrants traveling to our border as of right now. Assistance and help are a must in a situation like this.\nMost of these people do not fit the cruel stereotype that President Trump makes them out to be. They are scared, tired, and seeking refuge. Refuge that America barely has space and time to provide for so many people on such short notice. The truth is that Trump must put America first before others, that is his job.\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. Although Trump has made his opinions\u2026\nAlison from Virginia\nI agree with the president\u2019s decision. It is his job to protect our country. However, it is more than just protecting the American people, it is also about sending a message: other countries need to know that we are a sovereign nation with defined borders. Trump\u2019s message should convey that well. Though not all of these immigrants are terrorists or rapists or murderers, some are. The caravan has reached the Mexican border, and even the people in Mexico agree that they do not want those people in their country. I am not anti immigrant by any means. I know that this is a country of immigrants. However, if you wish to immigrate, you must do so legally, which these people have stated they have no intention of doing. An invasion can be defined as \u2018an unwelcome intrusion into another\u2019s domain.\u2019 This is exactly what this is and what these people wish to do. Yes, it is sad, but we must put our own country first; and if sending the military is what will keep OUR country safe, then that is what should be done.\nI agree with the president\u2019s decision. It is his job to protect our country. However, it is more than just protecting the American people, it is also \u2026\nCali from Ohio\nthese immigrants are from Venezuela, which is PAYING for them to come here. It is the president\u2019s job to keep his people safe from those that are going to harm them, and that is what exactly these people are going to try to do.\nthese immigrants are from Venezuela, which is PAYING for them to come here. It is the president\u2019s job to keep his people safe from those that are goin\u2026\nRylee from New Mexico\nI highly doubt that Venezuela is paying people to come and harm Americans on our home soils, that is blatant proxy war and wouldn\u2019t be tolerated, especially by Trump, I believe Immigration should be reformed so that it is easier to be here legally so that the incentive of illegal immigration can be mostly eliminated.\nI highly doubt that Venezuela is paying people to come and harm Americans on our home soils, that is blatant proxy war and wouldn\u2019t be tolerated, espe\u2026\ntanmya from Texas\nyes- because here\u2019s the thing. in the migrant caravan, not all of them are applying for asylum. some are still trying to smuggle in illegally. they could be bringing drugs or weapons, and that\u2019s what Trump is afraid of. he does want the border to be chaotic when the huge caravan tries to come in. technically, he\u2019s not sending the military to stop just asylum seekers\u2026 he\u2019s sending them to stop the whole caravan, which includes illegal immigrants who are not applying for asylum, and that\u2019s really what he\u2019s trying to protect our country from, because they could bring potential danger to us.\nyes- because here\u2019s the thing. in the migrant caravan, not all of them are applying for asylum. some are still trying to smuggle in illegally. they \u2026\nThe President\u2019s job is to protect the United States from any threats foreign and domestic. Stopping the caravan is therefore part of his job. If the migrants want to come to this country then they should do it legally and not by breaking our laws. There is no excuse for breaking the laws of the country you want to enter and make a life in. Especially, if you are waving your own country\u2019s flag and burning the flag of the country you want to get into. I am sorry, but I do not have any sympathy for these people considering what we have seen and heard from them in the past few weeks.\nThe President\u2019s job is to protect the United States from any threats foreign and domestic. Stopping the caravan is therefore part of his job. If the m\u2026\nTrumps actions are dignified, their job is to protect the American people which means they should definitely send troops to secure the borders so we stay safe against any opposing threats. We need to keep the American people safe and if people are fleeing its clear there is a threat that needs to be taken care of in order to protect us.\nTrumps actions are dignified, their job is to protect the American people which means they should definitely send troops to secure the borders so we s\u2026\nKayla from California\nIf we allow these migrants into the country with open arms it can cause the people who are citizens of the US and were born here to have even less chance of obtaining work, therefore increasing our unemployment rate dramatically. I may not be a Trump supporter but I do agree with him on this. The caravan is not going to prosper from this trek, they have betrayed their own countries so there is a great possibility that they will be exiled and possibly even killed upon attempting to return to their home country and if they continue to our borders and attempt to come into the US our troops are going to end up having to use force causing great bodily injury to many of the members of the caravan. So i feel that sending out military troops to assist our border agents is absolutely necessary to help keep the citizens of our country safe and secure. I feel sorry for the caravan, mostly because they are trying to come to our country due to escape bad conditions and awful conditions, but our country has enough unemployed \u201cCITIZENS\u201d that were born here or obtained citizenship legally, that we cannot afford for some 7,000 immigrants to enter just to higher the unemployment rate and put more people into the life of poverty. If we allow this our citizens of America could possibly become the minority in OUR OWN COUNTRY!!!!\nIf we allow these migrants into the country with open arms it can cause the people who are citizens of the US and were born here to have even less cha\u2026\nIf I was the president of the United States, I would seriously consider sending troops to the border because of the migrant caravan. I do not believe most of these immigrants are necessarily bad people plotting to destroy America, but with any massive influx of foreign people entering our country, comes a question. How are we going to handle all of these people? It is necessary to send additional manpower to make sure these people follow the law in coming to America and not just barge in and overwhelm the surrounding area. The troops are not necessarily being sent to mow down large crowds of vagabonds. They are just being sent to ensure that violence doesn\u2019t occur, and that these people do respect the laws we have in place.\nIf I was the president of the United States, I would seriously consider sending troops to the border because of the migrant caravan. I do not believe \u2026\nJonah from Texas\nI agree with the President simply for the fact that our national security is one of the most important things to protect for all American citizens. I am all for letting people from other countries come into our nation but they need to do it legally. Immigrants appear much more happy when they do not feel worried of being deported because they came illegally. They feel secure just like any other American citizen. I know they come here for a better life but it should not take away from the citizens who are here legally and did work hard to make themselves legal and thrive in this nation. Protecting American citizens is always a top priority.\nI agree with the President simply for the fact that our national security is one of the most important things to protect for all American citizens. I \u2026\nMarina from Nevada\nIt is a good idea that Trump sends troops out there to protect the border. So many things can possibly happen and things may get out of control and it\u2019s better to safe with protection out there.\nIt is a good idea that Trump sends troops out there to protect the border. So many things can possibly happen and things may get out of control and it\u2026\nKathryn from New York\nI agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border because it is his job to protect the\nAmerican people against any threat to our safety. Although these immigrants most likely pose no dangerous threat to the U.S. allowing them to enter could open a flood gate for potential terrorists and drug traders to come into this country. Therefore, it is necessary to send in the troops for extra protection to ensure that the problem is put to rest at it\u2019s weakest point so that it will not become a much larger threat in the future. It is part of President Trump\u2019s job as president to maintain an orderly government. An influx of undocumented people entering the country could disrupt the economy and job market for many Americans. Unfortunately it is not just a few people that are trying to escape the violence of their homeland, it is thousands and thousands. The U.S. would need a lot more time to prepare for that large of a surge of immigrants. However, I do believe that there should be a faster and more efficient system for immigrants to be admitted into the U.S. so that we can supply aid to people that are less fortunate than us.\nAmerican people against any threat to our \u2026\nIt drives me crazy when all people can argue against this case is, \u201cThey\u2019re seeking asylum from their lives in Mexico\u201d and \u201cThey are separated from their children!\u201d I believe that these arguments are very shallow, even if they are true. Many Democrats argue these points but it\u2019s funny because they also are the ones having to support these illegals by paying for their illegal stay in America. Even if they do get sent to jail for crossing the border, America STILL loses because we pay for them in our jails too. They get free room and board because we pay for it. So for all the people who are angry at me right now, I have a question for you. \u201cSince you are so concerned with these people\u2019s situation and are pushing for change, how many immigrants have YOU personally taken into YOUR home and helped?\u201d Most likely, they answered \u201cNone\u201d. If they didn\u2019t, they either lied or tried to avoid the question. This means that Democrats have a double standard, and are so willing to point fingers and scream \u201cYOU AREN\u2019T HELPING THE PEOPLE WHO ARE SEEKING ASYLUM!\u201d but they aren\u2019t willing to take one into their homes themselves.\nIt drives me crazy when all people can argue against this case is, \u201cThey\u2019re seeking asylum from their lives in Mexico\u201d and \u201cThey are separated from th\u2026\nMarisol from California\nAlthough it is the president\u2019s job to protect the country it is also his job to help those in need in the United States such as the people that flood the streets in Los Angeles. People need government changes for opportunities to join the work force. Yes, the country must be protected, but so should the citizens in it that suffer from severe living conditions. Even if undocumented people were to cross the United States they would not count in the work force and if they did they would improve it not the other way around. The reason for this being is that undocumented people would buy more American products and they take most of the jobs that most Americans employed or not would take such as picking fruits in the fields for long treacherous hours and minimal pay. These jobs would not be filled if theses hard working people were not desperate enough to get a better living which would then increase the price of food and decrease the supply. Therefore, the problem is not that immigrants are coming in but that they aren\u2019t being paid enough and credited for their work.\nAlthough it is the president\u2019s job to protect the country it is also his job to help those in need in the United States such as the people that flood \u2026\nCamille from New York\nThey merely \u201cseek\u201d asylum. They very well won\u2019t just take it. And sending troops is a drastic measure that demonstrates that America intends to act with violence.\nthomas from Michigan\nWith terrorism being a major threat to our country, we need to know who comes in and out. I think it\u2019s very smart of President Trump to make our borders secure.\nBriana from Texas\nI understand that the caravan is here to find shelter, but not everyone has the same intentions as others. Being careful and precocious is the best measurement to be taking right now.\nI understand that the caravan is here to find shelter, but not everyone has the same intentions as others. Being careful and precocious is the best me\u2026\nNyah from Texas\nI get what you\u2019re saying, however, innocent people are being tear gassed and I know everyone has seen those horrifying images. The majority of immigrants are not here to harm anyone, they are just escaping to live a better life. Also this country was stolen from Native Americans in the first place and unless you were shipped here against your will to be sold into slavery, your family came as immigrants, so I disagree with the use of armed forces.\nI get what you\u2019re saying, however, innocent people are being tear gassed and I know everyone has seen those horrifying images. The majority of immigra\u2026\nDaniela from Georgia\nNo, it\u2019s many good people trying to come in the US looking for better opportunities. It is so unfair that people who were lucky enough to be born in the US don\u2019t take advantage of the benefits and others are out here dying to have what citizens have!!!\nNo, it\u2019s many good people trying to come in the US looking for better opportunities. It is so unfair that people who were lucky enough to be born in\u2026\nDean from California\nAnyone has the right to enter the United States of America. It\u2019s essential to have security and protection along the borders of our country, especially from major terrorist threats. As long as it\u2019s done legally, there is no problem at all to enter into the country.\nAnyone has the right to enter the United States of America. It\u2019s essential to have security and protection along the borders of our country, especia\u2026\nMorgan from Nebraska\nI do agree with Mikeisha that most people are coming here to better their lives. But if we want to go to their country we have to do it legally. We go through security and have passports. We don\u2019t go to live illegally even with intentions of becoming legal. If people wanted to come to America, then they need to go through the proper channels. There are people to help others move here legally and have beautiful lives. It is all about using the proper channels and not going against the law.\nI do agree with Mikeisha that most people are coming here to better their lives. But if we want to go to their country we have to do it legally. We go\u2026\nMikeisha from Louisiana\nAlthough that might be true about terroism, I do not believe Hispanic individuals are risking there lives to attack America. Some of them simply want to change their life for better. If anything, it\u2019s the individuals in America that are concidered terroist to their own country. So Trump it wasting people\u2019s time and America\u2019s money.\nAlthough that might be true about terroism, I do not believe Hispanic individuals are risking there lives to attack America. Some of them simply want \u2026\nI disagree with President Donald Trump because the Military don\u2019t need to be involved and the Military has problems of their own because they need to pay attention to what other countries are doing and who will try to come after us.\nI disagree with President Donald Trump because the Military don\u2019t need to be involved and the Military has problems of their own because they need to \u2026\nA big problem in America is immigration. It needs to be controlled. So if they can stop it let them, They always don\u2019t need to worry about other countries, we need to focus on are self too.\nA big problem in America is immigration. It needs to be controlled. So if they can stop it let them, They always don\u2019t need to worry about other coun\u2026\nWe have plenty of US Military to focus on more than one thing like illegal immagrants. Our military will do what the president asks of them weather it be going to another country or protecting our borders from illegal immagrants.\nWe have plenty of US Military to focus on more than one thing like illegal immagrants. Our military will do what the president asks of them weather i\u2026\nDinah from Illinois\nYes, there are further more important things we should focus on to better our country.\nAmanda from Oregon\nThe U.S military should not be \u201cprotecting\u201d our borders. Trump and his supporters are preaching that people need to come into the country legally. The people traveling up to the border are only trying to seek asylum to get into the country. Seeking asylum can take 10+ years for you to become a U.S citizen. I did originally think that it was the right decision to have Military units at the border to keep things safe. All the \u201cprotecting\u201d the Military has done is shot tear gas on men, women, families, toddlers, and babies for doing what? Seeking asylum. They were doing absolutely nothing wrong but trying to get into the U.S.A legally. After I saw this act of hate all over the news, I no longer believe that the Military is \u201cprotecting\u201d our country, but rather hurting other people. The Military can and does protect us but this is not one of the circumstances that needs there help. Lastly, remember how the U.S.A got to how it is today. The Europeans came here, raped and murdered the Native Americans, claimed this land as their own and now the U.S.A is suddenly \u201cThe Land of the Free\u201d? Now we won\u2019t let anyone else into our country? Doesn\u2019t sound too free to me.\nThe U.S military should not be \u201cprotecting\u201d our borders. Trump and his supporters are preaching that people need to come into the country legally\u2026.\nGriselda from Texas\nI disagree with president Donald Trump\nbecause I think this is nonsense, immigrants are who did this country a better place. Why harm others from another country??? Because of their religion or because of their color !? Every body is a human being and I dont think that they shoup be treated right. I don\u2019t think that he would of like\nothers treat him like that. Because of immigrants we have different cultural foods. President Trump can\u2019t regret that their food isn\u2019t good. What did those person ever did to President Donald Trump?? We wouldn\u2019t have lots of thing that we use now in day if It wasn\u2019t for immigrants. I think that\u2019s the reason that he is usually not respected that much, if he wants some respect from immigrants treat them good. Gibe tjem a chance to male this world a better place. Lots of lifes have been lost these past days because because of them trying to get a better life for their children and for themselves. How can a human being do such thing to another person. Sending military to hurt other people. My mother has always thaught me that \u201dEverybody is a human and you should treat them just as you want them to treat you. She has always been a great example for me. She\u2019s an immigrant, bit she came apl the way over to USA ,Tx because she knew had suffer alot in Mexico and she didn\u2019t wanted that for me and my siblings. She wanted us to take that chance and be someone in life. Our past President, Barack Obama was a great person and he still is he\u2019s is the person where you could find peace in the world. He is the person who didn\u2019t care about your color or your race or religion. He accepted you just how you are. In my opinion, if he was here he would never do such a bad thing like what President Donald Trump is doing .\nbecause I think this is nonsense, immigrants are who did this country a better place. Why harm others from a\u2026\nWarren from Idaho\nThe branch of the military that has been sent to reinforce the border is the National Guard. That branch has no business in any other part of the world except within America borders, so defending those borders makes perfect sense and is exactly the sort of thing that the Guard was created for.\nThe branch of the military that has been sent to reinforce the border is the National Guard. That branch has no business in any other part of the worl\u2026\nNo, i think trump shouldn\u2019t send military to guard and patrol the border because there is no reason to hes already planning on putting a wall why go further with this its already upsetting thousands of families. Also why treat other people so poorly when they are just looking for better job opportunities i think it is just very dehumanizing there is no need to put more security out for people on the border.\nNo, i think trump shouldn\u2019t send military to guard and patrol the border because there is no reason to hes already planning on putting a wall why go f\u2026\nElizabeth from Rhode Island\nWhy is protecting our borders dehumanizing? What\u2019s dehumanizing is letting United States citizens, especially veterans, live on the streets in squalor, in poverty. What President Trump is doing is protecting our country and letting citizens come first- which is his legal duty and responsibility to this country.\nWhy is protecting our borders dehumanizing? What\u2019s dehumanizing is letting United States citizens, especially veterans, live on the streets in squalor\u2026\nIf we were really \u201chome of the free\u201d and asaccepting as we claim to be then we wouldn\u2019t be turning asylum seekers away. They are ASYLUM SEEKERS. We have no reason to \u201cprotect against\u201d them. The whole process has been warped beyond belief and honestly I don\u2019t understand why people would leave their home country in fear of being killed when they\u2019re facingthe same dangers here.\nIf we were really \u201chome of the free\u201d and asaccepting as we claim to be then we wouldn\u2019t be turning asylum seekers away. They are ASYLUM SEEKERS. We ha\u2026\nI strongly agree. These people are not posing any military threat, so the military presence is completely unjustified.\nI don\u2019t agree with his decision. There is already protection there at the border so all the military forces are doing is creating more aggression between the US and Mexico. Also Trump should not be using our military troops to do those types of things. If he wanted to have more protection than is already there then I believe that he should have a new force in training for that.\nI don\u2019t agree with his decision. There is already protection there at the border so all the military forces are doing is creating more aggression be\u2026\nImmigration is a topic that many people debate about, day in and day out. While some people believe that our borders should wide open, others believe that we need to have strict immigration policies. However, there is one thing that I believe that both sides can agree on. There is no reason for President Trump to try and deny people entry. There are three main reasons why this move is very poor judgment. The first reason is that this is a waste of taxpayer money. Think about the cost of transporting 5000 men and women just to cope with potential risk. It\u2019s not like these immigrants are the British attacking our home, they are just people trying to flee their country in search of a better life. This does not warrant the use of military force. The second reason I disagree is that the risk does not warrant the reaction. Although there may be a criminal who crosses the border illegally, I do not think that we need 5000 people to handle harmless men and women. The actions are not justified. The third reason is our character. We believe in the right to liberty and the pursuit of happiness. By sending these armed men and women, we are essentially be denying people their rights as people. We separated from Great Britain since they were blocking us from these rights, why should we block other people who want the same thing.\nImmigration is a topic that many people debate about, day in and day out. While some people believe that our borders should wide open, others believe \u2026\nBritney from New Jersey\nI think it is about time people understood the difference between refugees and immigrants. From the topic above, it is very clear that the people at the border are seeking asylum and not immigrating into the country. These people are fleeing from their countries in search of a better life here in the U.S and as a country that was built on democracy and freedom for all people, it is just right to help anyone seeking help. Besides, we entered both world wars with the agenda to fight for democracy so why are we shying away from helping others now?\nI think it is about time people understood the difference between refugees and immigrants. From the topic above, it is very clear that the people at t\u2026\nNo, the immigrants don\u2019t pose a huge military threat. It\u2019s a waste of taxpayers\u2019 money to send troops to people looking for help. If we really are \u201cland of the free\u201d we would be accepting of people immigrating to the United States looking for better opportunities. We already have border patrol to enforce border security, so it seems excessive to send extra troops. If someone is in danger, it should be their right to seek safety. Plus, we have bigger issues to be worried about in which we could actually use the military.\nNo, the immigrants don\u2019t pose a huge military threat. It\u2019s a waste of taxpayers\u2019 money to send troops to people looking for help. If we really are \u201cla\u2026\nI personally do not agree with Trumps decision to send the military to defend the mexican border. Many immigrants come to the US for a better life, a life they know will be beneficial for them. Where they live now, there is violence every single day. They are fearful and traumtized. Let the border patrol handle this situation, lets not send the troops because it is a waste of taxpayer money and let them focus on their area of work. Our nation would not be where we are not without immigrants coming into the US, some of them are entrepreneurs, some are our co workers helping us with whatever we need help with and some are our friends.\nI personally do not agree with Trumps decision to send the military to defend the mexican border. Many immigrants come to the US for a better life, a\u2026\nkelsey from California\nI do not agree because Trump is wasting precious time and money on people who are only coming to our country as a safe haven and a better way of life\nInge from Arkansas\nThese are mostly women and children refugees. They forced to leave their homes due to violence and crime, they only want a safe place to raise their family. We are not only using militia against these helpless and hurt people, but also abusing them. Through separating the children from the parents and basically imprisoning the children. Also there have been reports of rape of immigrant women by our military and boarder control, which have been completely ignored and the women denied healthcare even at the chance of a pregnancy. These are people who just only want a better life, they do not come with malicious intent. We should have some humanity and offer a safe place or at least an opportunity to become citizens, at this point we have shut down all legal entry points into our country. They literally have no choice but to try and enter illegally. Also is it really necessary to have our militia defending against helpless, and abused families? What ever happened to the American Dream? We should offer hope to the hopeless. We, as one of the richest and most privileged countries, have a responsibility to those less fortunate. We can do better.\nThese are mostly women and children refugees. They forced to leave their homes due to violence and crime, they only want a safe place to raise their f\u2026\nI believe that the military should not get involved with asylum seekers at the border, because border patrol is assigned that role, and sending the military to the border also wastes the military resources as well as taxpayers\u2019 money. President Trump also authorized the military to use tear gas or other lethal forces in \u201cdefense\u201d of the asylum seekers, whose purpose of coming over is to escape violence and economic misery. The military is supposedly protecting our borders, however shooting tear gas at adults and even children who are just trying to seek asylum is not protecting anybody. These asylum seekers are not posing any serious threat to the United States and therefore there is no need for the military to be sent to the Mexican border when there is already border patrol.\nI believe that the military should not get involved with asylum seekers at the border, because border patrol is assigned that role, and sending the mi\u2026\nHannah from Minnesota\nPolitical asylum is a universal right. These are people escaping terrible environments and political situations, walking in crowds with whatever they can carry for days without rest for safety. We put up walls and discriminate against innocent people, of whom the president has no problem exploiting for his own benefit. This is in line with the fact that many of your favorite companies like Hershey\u2019s and Nestle use actual slave labor in the production of their products. There are people that are okay with dehumanizing others for their own convenience and victimize themselves when they start fighting back. These are the same people that are now gassing, shooting, and terrorizing innocent families and their children because they\u2019re scared that doing otherwise is a stab at their superiority complex. This isn\u2019t okay, stop terrorizing others in the name of justice.\nPolitical asylum is a universal right. These are people escaping terrible environments and political situations, walking in crowds with whatever they \u2026\nI disagree with trumps decision to send military to defend the Mexican border. First and for most is due to the fact that if people wanted to come over nothing is going to stop them. People have been trying for years even when they up security and most succeed. Some things are unpreventable and I feel like most people know this, but don\u2019t want to actually except it. In a slight way I guess this contredicts my answer in a sense, but I disagree with because it\u2019s also a waste of money.\nI disagree with trumps decision to send military to defend the Mexican border. First and for most is due to the fact that if people wanted to come ove\u2026\nIf people are in danger, they should have the right to seek safety. If a person\u2019s life or the lives of their children are endangered, then that person will likely do everything in their power to remove themselves or their children from that danger. Even if leaving the original source of danger means entering another, lesser danger, then the people seeking asylum will take that chance. Soldiers and walls will not keep people from crossing borders. We have all of history to prove that to us. People will risk deportation, and their lives, for a slim chance of safety and relative freedom. Soldiers will only add another trial to their journey, and another expense to the United States.\nThe people crossing the border while seeking asylum are not trying to mooch resources from the U.S, they merely want a chance at safety and security. Borders are important, sure, but what about people\u2019s lives?\nIf people are in danger, they should have the right to seek safety. If a person\u2019s life or the lives of their children are endangered, then that person\u2026\nKamryn from California\nI don\u2019t believe that Trump is justified in his action. I feel that the immigrants from the other countries are not a threat to the US and that he is overreacting.\nThe military has bigger problems than to worry about having to defend the borders against people who are not a threat\nLucy from California\nI disagree with the decision to send Troops to the border. I do think that something needs to change in our immigration system and that it is not fair for people who have gone through a lot to get papers to have to wait for years, but I don\u2019t think that the military is the solution. The military only increases tension on the border between border control and the troops, the military and the migrants, and also increases the likelihood of violence as we saw with the tear gas. Furthermore, the military is not going to discourage many of these migrants who have already risked their lives and their families lives to get to the border. Many of them have nothing but their lives to lose and are clearly willing to risk them. They have come to the border because the odds of them surviving in their own countries are slim, so the US has an obligation to provide some kind of safety and security for those people rather than shutting them out because we are worried about some economy fluctuation. Lives are more important and can\u2019t fluctuate as the economy and jobs do. Our border is not going to fall apart because of this caravan, in fact giving these people asylum would stop some of the conflict happening directly on the border and allow for some real conversations about what the best step is for both countries considering that many of our agricultural workers, specifically in California, are migrants who need to cross the border every day to get here. Overall, yes something has to change, but the Troops aren\u2019t going to do that.\nI disagree with the decision to send Troops to the border. I do think that something needs to change in our immigration system and that it is not fair\u2026\nArjun from California\nThe military has no purpose in assisting the Border Patrol in forcing the return of migrants to their home countries. It is also immoral for the United States to make it so difficult for people to escape violence, because we are supposed to be the country that people go to in order to restart their lives and provide a better future for their families. If European immigrants can do it, there\u2019s no reason we should reject Central Americans. Also, there\u2019s something called the National Guard, which is much better suited to this type of task. If we\u2019re going to use the military for everything, why have the National Guard?\nThe military has no purpose in assisting the Border Patrol in forcing the return of migrants to their home countries. It is also immoral for the Unite\u2026\nIt is a complete overreaction to send troops. These immigrants aren\u2019t coming with weapons, or with the intent to hurt anyone at all. They are seeking better lives. While we can\u2019t let in everyone, though it would be excellent if everyone who wanted to come could come, it is totally blown out of proportion to send in troops.\nIt is a complete overreaction to send troops. These immigrants aren\u2019t coming with weapons, or with the intent to hurt anyone at all. They are seeking \u2026\nI think that Donald Trump went a little overboard when he sent the Military to the boarder. I mean I\u2019m sure in the heat of the moment, Mr. Trump was doing what he thought was right at that time. I just wish that there was something else he could\u2019ve done. Another thing that is something that shouldn\u2019t have ever happened is the tear gas. I understand that we don\u2019t want any illegal immagrants to come into the US because we don\u2019t want them taking our jobs and taking our lives. Yet that is the reason they are trying to come into the US for. They want a better life for themself and maybe even their kids here in the US. I know that they might come in and take your job, but there is a lot jobs being made every single day. We don\u2019t want them to be illegal, and I understand that. So maybe we need to focus on them and make the process to become a legal citizen faster than it is. That is why people are forcing themselves in here because they have waited so long to become a citizen. Anyway, Mr. Trump didn\u2019t need to use the tear gas because that could\u2019ve hurt many people. There are a million things to do in the US and there are a million choices to make in a life time. I just think that this one little choice Donald Trump made, should\u2019ve been more considerate, therefore it might not have been this big of a deal.\nI think that Donald Trump went a little overboard when he sent the Military to the boarder. I mean I\u2019m sure in the heat of the moment, Mr. Trump was d\u2026\nI believe that it was a little excessive for Trump to be sending troops to the border. We have bigger and better things to be worrying about right now in our country. The kids were no adding any harm to our country all they\u2019re looking for is a safer place to live their life, the parents they\u2019re just trying to find a home for their kids where they don\u2019t have to worry about them every second. I get sometimes where the President comes from but some of his actions and or decisions are not the best, I know some immigrants coming into our country can be harmful but he needs to realize not all of them are that way.\nI believe that it was a little excessive for Trump to be sending troops to the border. We have bigger and better things to be worrying about right no\u2026\nNoah from Michigan\nI feel like adding a military presence to the border will just add tension that isn\u2019t needed when we could send more people down there to make the process of immigrating move along at a better pace. Some of the arguments against the immigrants based on false or exaggerated information. For example, \u201cwhen they come here they will be getting welfare and free health care\u201d, this statement is false given that most legal immigrants aren\u2019t eligible for welfare let alone illegal immigrants. The reason many people are even saying that immigrants get welfare is because of a post on facebook that went viral. Another argument is that, \u201cthey are destroying the economy and stealing jobs\u201d, this again is false with, as a matter of fact, the opposite effect. most immigrants, both legal and illegal, come into the country to work horrible wages that U.S. citizens statistically don\u2019t even apply for, just look at what happened when they decided to crack down on illegal immigrants in the south east, crops were left to rot in the field because there was nobody to harvest them causing prices on produce to go up hurting the economy. With all of this going on I feel like Immigrants benefit the United States.\nI feel like adding a military presence to the border will just add tension that isn\u2019t needed when we could send more people down there to make the pro\u2026\nImani from Maryland\nA lot of the people in the caravan are women and children who are wanting to escape the harsh realities that make up their home countries. In no way does that sound threatening or harmful to American or Mexican communities. Each and every migrant should at least have the opportunity to apply for asylum without having to wait exorbitant time frames, like how they\u2019re doing right now in Mexico. They\u2019re being tossed in horrific \u201cshelters\u201d with little food to go around. Forget the American way, as humans we shouldn\u2019t allow such an injustice to continue on.\nA lot of the people in the caravan are women and children who are wanting to escape the harsh realities that make up their home countries. In no way d\u2026\nTrump should have not sent thousands of U.S. military troops to the U.S. Mexico border. He should have not done this because they have already hurt innocent families and children, and instead of hurting them we should be helping them. Most migrants are asylum seekers who are escaping very dangerous conditions in their homeland and needed to leave their homeland immediately. The U.S. should be doing their best to provide safety for these people and not creating more obstacles for them.\nTrump should have not sent thousands of U.S. military troops to the U.S. Mexico border. He should have not done this because they have already hurt in\u2026\nI believe that the military presence sends unnecessarily hostile message not only to the refugees and asylum seekers, but also to all Central and Latin American Countries. The caravan is unarmed and does not pose a military threat, therefore, threatening them with military engagement my stationing a military presence at the border is unwarranted.\nI believe that the military presence sends unnecessarily hostile message not only to the refugees and asylum seekers, but also to all Central and Lati\u2026\nI think that the U.S military should be focused on bigger problems instead of the border and people who have made a long a treacherous journey are met with hostility. The border patrol officers already have too many weapons(especially the tear gas) for people who are exercising basic human rights.\nI think that the U.S military should be focused on bigger problems instead of the border and people who have made a long a treacherous journey are met\u2026\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to deploy US troops to the border. The majority of the caravan is non-violent. They pose no direct threat. Most of the migrants just want better opportunities for themselves and their families. There are already border patrol agents who stop people from entering the country illegally. It is a waste of money to send troops to the border and unnecessary.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to deploy US troops to the border. The majority of the caravan is non-violent. They pose no direct threat. \u2026\nAlisicia from Kentucky\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision. Even though, the immigrants are illegally; it doesn\u2019t mean sending the military would be necessary. No ine shouldn\u2019t have to feel threaten for freedom.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision. Even though, the immigrants are illegally; it doesn\u2019t mean sending the military would be necessary. No in\u2026\nJane from Louisiana\nThey do not want to hurt the United States. They want to seek asylum, which they have a right to do.\nEmily from Maryland\nThe President\u2019s extreme use of force in response to the refugee caravan on the southern boarder is uncalled for and expensive. America was formed at the hands of immigrants and our society would severely crumble without them. Refugees should have the right to seek asylum in the United States and President Trump\u2019s response does not accurate represent the sentiment of all Americans. After the Trump administration separated families and kept children in facilities (highly decorated in propaganda) away from their parents, any attempts by the United States to deny refugees and asylum seekers basic human rights and respect should be fought in Congress and the Courts.\nThe President\u2019s extreme use of force in response to the refugee caravan on the southern boarder is uncalled for and expensive. America was formed at t\u2026\nAshara from Georgia\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send an excessive amount of troops to the border. I disagree with this because many of the people at the border that were seeking entrance were hoping to do so looking for asylum, which is a legal way to cross our borders. Refugees and immigrants fleeing corruption, abuse, and lack of protection have constantly used this plea to enter our country in hopes of starting a new life here. In this instance of the Trump administration sending heavily armored troops to the border the situations were not handled accordingly. Instead of standing by our Declaration of Independence and the facts that we are a nation of immigrants the troops at the border harassed and fired chemical weapons across the border. As a nation who has time and time again shied away from international conflict, we may have created something larger than what meets the eye. Not only was this act an excessive abuse of authority, but it was morally wrong because tear gas was released upon women and small children who had done no wrong, and this wretched gas traveled miles away into the city affecting those who were no where near the scene. The moves made to stop this caravan have taken away the focus of the pressing matters of our country and has distracted the president and his administration from the problems that citizens face daily.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send an excessive amount of troops to the border. I disagree with this because many of the people at the\u2026\nAh'nisa from South Carolina\nI dont argree but a the same time he is trying to stop the immigration and mexico is at its wrong because its a UN law and its says \u201d when seeking assylum you must stop at the first country you come accross\u201d . Meixco is at its wrong and So is trump for not lettig them enter the country.\nI dont argree but a the same time he is trying to stop the immigration and mexico is at its wrong because its a UN law and its says \u201d when seeking ass\u2026\nJessica from Wisconsin\nThere are people currently in our country who can\u2019t go back where they came from. We need a path to citizenship for the people who are already here. Sending the military seems harsh and excessive, where people are searching for refugee and peace, not trying to disrupt it in the vast majority of situations.\nThere are people currently in our country who can\u2019t go back where they came from. We need a path to citizenship for the people who are already here. S\u2026\nLea from California\nI think that people deserve a right to escape violence and seek asylum legally in a country like America that is built on immigrants. Furthermore, by sending American troops to the border in an attempt to discourage these asylum seekers from entering the country, in reality we are deterring them from entering the country legally, as they should be able to in order to apply for asylum. Instead, we force them to find other means, like illegal immigration, to escape violence and enter America, without the vetting and legal process in place for asylum seekers that would keep everyone involved safe.\nI think that people deserve a right to escape violence and seek asylum legally in a country like America that is built on immigrants. Furthermore, by \u2026\nI agree with the points you made, I added the fact that Trump could have went about the whole situation in a different way!\nMaura from Georgia\nAsylum seekers don\u2019t need to be met with tear gas and guns. The need to be met with love, care, and assistance. They aren\u2019t risking their lives for no reason. If all lives matter, then why don\u2019t their\u2019s?\nAsylum seekers don\u2019t need to be met with tear gas and guns. The need to be met with love, care, and assistance. They aren\u2019t risking their lives for no\u2026\nRosalind from California\nI agree that asylum seekers should not be met with violence. I believe it is unnecessary for people who are just trying to get a better life to have to face tear gas and guns. The whole point of providing asylum is to help people who are leaving persecution in pursuit of a better life and shooting tear gas at asylum seekers is not beneficial.\nI agree that asylum seekers should not be met with violence. I believe it is unnecessary for people who are just trying to get a better life to have t\u2026\nAngelina from Georgia\nThe existence of boarder control has the purpose of keeping those seeking asylum within the facility or turning them away back across the boarder. Putting military at the boarder is unnecessary. Perhaps we need more officers present. But, having the military present gives citizens reason to fear these asylum seekers. It causes us to see them as something we have to protect ourselves from. When in reality, most, if not all, of these men, women, and children are not dangers to America.\nThe existence of boarder control has the purpose of keeping those seeking asylum within the facility or turning them away back across the boarder. Put\u2026\nKarrington from District Of Columbia\nAmerica is supposed to help people in less fortunate countries that need help. Turning our back on the world means turning our back on traditional American values.\nIsabella from Virginia\nAs the president of the United States, Donald Trump has a duty as commander and chief to utilize the military in a way that is beneficial, cost smart and morally and economically correct. When analyzing his decision to send over 5,000 troops to the Mexico-American border we can look at motive. Trump states on twitter that he must \u201cask Mexico to stop this onslaught \u2013 and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!\u201d Trump claims that the people walking to America are coming to lead a fierce attack and threaten the U.S. When in fact only 122 caravan members were caught illegally crossing the border, where as 401 requested asylum, proving that there will always be people trying to enter illegally but the majority of the people are just in desperate need to get escape their country and come to a supposably safer place.\nIn addition to wrongly placed motive, there are many other urgant and relevant tasks that the military needs to perform everyday. Sending over 5,000 troops to guard against 2,000 caravaners is a large waste of manpower and resources. And once down there the military still has legal restrictions on what they can do while at the border which makes it unlikely the military will be able to do any meaningful tasks. Restrictions such as; no direct contact with the immigrants unless congress specifically authorizes it to be okay.\nSo in conclusion, sending such a large amount of troops, or any troops at all, appears to be a waste of the United States resources. In doing so only seems to benefit Donald Trump in making it appear he is sticking to his guns and keeping his promise to crack down on illegal immigration, even if the majority of people do not plan on entering illegally.\nAs the president of the United States, Donald Trump has a duty as commander and chief to utilize the military in a way that is beneficial, cost smart \u2026\nBayley from Florida\nEveryone should have a chance to have better in life and i feel like trump is taking it to extreme with this.\nRudy from New York\nI disagree with Mr. Trump\u2019s decision because, our taxes should be going to things that are of actual threat like our poor infrastructure and mediocre education that actually need funding. These people are almost always harmless and are just looking for a better shelter, to present them with hostility is no way to great these people.\nI disagree with Mr. Trump\u2019s decision because, our taxes should be going to things that are of actual threat like our poor infrastructure and mediocre \u2026\nBe it that our country is founded by immigrants I find it completely irrational that there is so much of a negative stigma surrounding them. The use of military force prevent people who are trying to make a better life for themselves shows how this stigma effects our country\u2019s actions involving immigration. As a whole our country should focus on making legal immigration more attainable so less people have to move to the US illegally.\nBe it that our country is founded by immigrants I find it completely irrational that there is so much of a negative stigma surrounding them. The use o\u2026\nAlthough there is the issue of allowing \u201cillegal immigrants\u201d (I personally do not like using that term) to enter into the United States, these people are making this journey because of the opportunities that they\u2019ve heard about in the United States. They would not be fleeing into the United States if they thought that their situation would remain the same as it is now in Mexico. I understand the issue of allowing so many people into the country at one especially when most of them don\u2019t have passports or are United States citizens, but is the use of military force necessary? How would it feel if you traveled miles and miles to reach a place where you hoped to be welcomed and feel safe, but when you got there were greeted by numerous people with deadly weapons that wouldn\u2019t let you pass? The \u201cterror\u201d around immigrants in the United States is a very strange topic to me because most of the people that live in the United States now are descendants of immigrants who came to America a long time ago (and those who aren\u2019t are descendants of Native Americans). Overall, Trumps decision to use military force against those who are trying to find a safe location to live is an immoral concept and should not be enforced.\nAlthough there is the issue of allowing \u201cillegal immigrants\u201d (I personally do not like using that term) to enter into the United States, these people \u2026\nThe United States cannot pretend international law does not exist: the United States must follow it. It is clearly defined in Article 31 of the U.N 1951 Refugee Convention that:\n\u201cThe Contracting States shall not impose penalties, on account of their illegal entry or presence, on refugees who, coming directly from a territory where their life or freedom was threatened in the sense of article 1, enter or are present in their territory without authorization, provided they present themselves without delay to the authorities and show good cause for their illegal entry or presence.\u201d\nand in the introduction, explaining:\n\u201cThis recognizes that the seeking of asylum can require refugees to breach immigration rules. Prohibited penalties might include being charged with immigration or criminal offences relating to the seeking of asylum, or being arbitrarily detained purely on the basis of seeking asylum.\u201d\nBeing prevented from entering the country with violent means is a clear violation of this, and separating children from their families and placing them in concentration camps (family unity is also defined in the convention as a right) is also a clear violation of international law.\nThere is almost no more to be said. Any debate that the president of the United States wants to have should be directed to the United Nations, and they should be ready to face charges of human rights violations, as the rights of a refugee are indeed defined in Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights:\nIt is worth bearing in mind that the conditions in which Latin Americans are fleeing are almost all the doing of the United States. Every single country of Latin America barring Costa Rica has been the victim of U.S imperialism, either through fascist dictatorship, military junta, terrorist war, genocide, economic robbery, and blockade. The fact that there are not more people fleeing Latin America is impressive. The United States has the moral duty in accepting its previous crimes and repaying Latin America by allowing refugees to come escape destruction done by the hands of U.S imperialism. However, President Trump continues the American Saga by denying thousands of people their basic human rights, a predictable but Biblically reprehensible action.\nThere is often a contradiction when it comes to law: moral law, or law of the gods, and law of the state. For those who believe that the laws of the United States are to be upheld, it is worth taking a look at the Sophocles play \u201cAntigone\u201d to see what happens to those who violate the moral and ethical law of the gods.\nThe United States cannot pretend international law does not exist: the United States must follow it. It is clearly defined in Article 31 of the U.N 19\u2026\nBennett from Georgia\nWhile I think we should be aware of and react to large groups of people crossing our border illegally, I believe there exists more reasonable methods of action. Using military force because there is a group that is not close is a severe course of action.\nWhile I think we should be aware of and react to large groups of people crossing our border illegally, I believe there exists more reasonable methods\u2026\nAdriana from Florida\nIf someone is trying to come to America for a better life without constant danger, who are you to try and stop them?\nMakyah from Texas\nI believe Mr.Trump has good reasons to not let the immigrants into the USA but the pros outweigh the cons.He says it is to better our economy,he says it to \u201cprotect\u201d The United State, but in reality is just telling any immigrant that they are not able to enter a country to better their lives as well as their children\u2019s life. To even say they bring in gangs and drugs The United States of America has drugs and gangs all over so why tell them they can not enter because they bring them in the USA they are not here not and we still have them its not helping anything.Then adding the Military into the situation does not help the situation the military has deeper situations to worry about as well as why put our soldiers in danger of this? That is not an legitimate reason to do so then having them throw tear gas harming innocent women and children is not making the military look good or our country to look good because hes doing all of this to \u201cprotect\u2019 us.I personally feel as if none of this should be happening nor needs to happen it digging a deeper hole for the USA.\nI believe Mr.Trump has good reasons to not let the immigrants into the USA but the pros outweigh the cons.He says it is to better our economy,he says \u2026\nJessica from New Jersey\nIn my opinion, Trump should not restrict people\u2019s rights to freedom and escaping to this country from their violent home country.\nJuan from Virginia\nIt doesn\u2019t seem necessary to send that many troops to the border. It\u2019s okay to send some, but since the migrants are most likely harmless it is a waste of time and money to send that many troops. Also, the way they used tear gas on them also is inhumane.\nIt doesn\u2019t seem necessary to send that many troops to the border. It\u2019s okay to send some, but since the migrants are most likely harmless it is a \u2026\nI don\u2019t agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send military support to the Mexican border. The main reason is because of the people that are included in the caravan. President Trump tweeted about there being unknown and dangerous criminals in the group of migrants, but in reality the caravan is made up of 5,000 men, women and children, trying to escape economic hardships, violence and oppression in their home countries. It is true that Guatemalan officials have claimed to have seized about 100 \u201cmigrants\u201d traveling to the U.S. who have had previous ties to ISIS. Although it sounds dangerous to have potential ISIS members, that only makes up about 2 percent of the migrants coming to the U.S. The people in the caravan want to make it to the border to try and seek asylum so they can escape the dangerous state of their own country. Instead of separating military members from their families to guard our borders from a group of family migrants, the government should try and send more officials who specialize in asylum seeking affairs so that those who do qualify for asylum can obtain it quickly. This is a nation literally built on immigration and trying to prevent the inevitable will only waste time and resources and stain America\u2019s international reputation.\nI don\u2019t agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send military support to the Mexican border. The main reason is because of the people that are includ\u2026\nJuana from California\nWhile there is no denying the possible negative repercussions of admitting so many refugees, the fact of the matter is that their treatment is not only inhumane, but hypocritical. How can we ask that other countries trust our intentions when our military is used against unarmed civilians? This action does nothing to help ease tensions with other nations, the government spent decades proliferating the \u201cAmerican Dream\u201d, now is not the time to go back on promises; its time to step and show that being American means coming from \u201cthe land of the free and the home of the brave.\u201d\nWhile there is no denying the possible negative repercussions of admitting so many refugees, the fact of the matter is that their treatment is not onl\u2026\nDahlia from California\nPresident Trump\u2019s decision to send troops is unnecessary and horrifying. The acts that the military has since taken are equally appalling. The people are Asylum Seekers. They are escaping the problems of their countries, and America\u2019s response is to send troops. America was built on immigrants, and it\u2019s time people start acting like it.\nPresident Trump\u2019s decision to send troops is unnecessary and horrifying. The acts that the military has since taken are equally appalling. The people \u2026\nDee from New Jersey\nThe President does not have the right to use the military on US soil. He would have to suspend \u2018posse comitatus\u2019 in order to use the military this way. This would be a big step, one not taken lightly in the United States.\nThe President does not have the right to use the military on US soil. He would have to suspend \u2018posse comitatus\u2019 in order to use the military this w\u2026\nAlyssa from Florida\nBy sending troops who are armed, to the boarder, Trump furthers the idea that immigrants are the main threat to this nation. These are people searching for opportunity and safety, yet they continue to be treated nothing more than a criminal. When the real criminals who roam our country slip through the cracks of our justice system. Time and time again, politicians push the notion that immigrants cause the most crime yet a study from 2015 in Texas says otherwise. Source from Cato Institute, showed for over-all crime, people born in america represented more than half the convicted crime rate compared to undocumented immigrants and nearly six times more when compared to legal immigrants. My point being, he can say his decision was based off the future of this country, but it was really based off of his personal feelings towards immigrants and acting out on it just because he has the resources to do so. In my opinion, as a president if your decision is based off of anything other than the genuine well being of this country, then it should not be happening.\nBy sending troops who are armed, to the boarder, Trump furthers the idea that immigrants are the main threat to this nation. These are people searchin\u2026\nNo, President Trump shouldn\u2019t let the Military be involved in this. As a country, we don\u2019t want to be known as keeping people out at all costs but be known for welcoming people in. Even though there may be bad people who want to come in, we should keep the innocent out who just want a better life in America. Plus, I think building a wall around the border is enough.\nNo, President Trump shouldn\u2019t let the Military be involved in this. As a country, we don\u2019t want to be known as keeping people out at all costs but be \u2026\nHislanda from New Jersey\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers because those people that were trying to come in the United States probably felt threaten with 5,000 troops waiting for them at the border. The people that came in the Caravan walked for weeks, some with childrens and some in bad conditions. Most of those people walked all the way to the border so they can have a peaceful life for the first time. Its not right for thousands of people to rush into someones country like that but in their situation it is right. People wait years to get document and maybe 3 out of 10 get documents because those 7 people did not have enough money to get documents. Others are forced to marry people with documents in order to have a safer life. Donald Trump does not like to see others point of view. He only care about his perspective.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers because those people that were try\u2026\nSamantha from New Jersey\nI do no agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers because this country was based and built by immigrants and we rise up with them. Instead of sending soldiers to the border that take money away from the taxpayers, send asylum professionals and medical teams to help them instead of harm and threaten them. They came in peace not hurting any person that was there or with them. President Trump\u2019s assumption that the immigrants would have gang members and they would only come to hurt us would be wrong because they came in peace to get refuge and to reunite with there family. Sending the military to the Mexican border is in my opinion is not right and just plain wrong because the immigrants are no harm to us and they can help us grow better as a country.\nI do no agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers because this country was based \u2026\nGabby from New Jersey\nI disagree with Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers because it\u2019s a waste of money and when someone runs away they want refuge from somewhere else, where they can be jubilant without a problem . I understand why Trump doesn\u2019t want them because of gangs, criminals, but he should of done it in a civil way. Having money to send the military isn\u2019t better because Trump could use the money for something else, like for schools, helping the poor. As well as, sending the military can bring fear to the people where they won\u2019t feel welcome, thinking that America is the same as the country they are trying to flee from.\nI disagree with Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers because it\u2019s a waste of money and when someo\u2026\nDayanah from New Jersey\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers because, its a waste of money and time, and it is also unnecessary. In the two paragraphs on the main page after asking the question, it shows you why you should agree and why you shouldn\u2019t. They want to leave their country for the better, instead of trying to harm our country. If they are sending unnecessary patrol, they will be wasting money. This is why I disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers because, its a waste of money and \u2026\nArianna from New Jersey\nI do not agree with Donald Trump\u00b4s decision because he already has border patrol at the border to stop illegal immigrants from coming into the country, he doesn\u00b4t need to send the US Army to the border. I also disagree with the fact that Trump does not want any immigrants to come into the country in the first pace. He should allow anyone to enter for \u00a8humanitarian reasons\u00a8 and he should hear everyone out. Sending the military is completely unnecessary and will also cost a lot of money. To add on, the article says that the participants of the caravan are no treat to the US so there is no harm in letting them come in to hear what they have to say. Only then, he shall make the executive decision of whether they can stay or are being deported.\nI do not agree with Donald Trump\u00b4s decision because he already has border patrol at the border to stop illegal immigrants from coming into the countr\u2026\nI believe President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the Mexican border was over dramatic and unnecessary. Border Patrol agents have been handling issues at the border since its inception in 1924 and no doubt have dealt with larger influxes of migrants than this. It may be the military\u2019s job to protect the United States from foreign threats, but the Border Patrol agents would have done a satisfactory job handling the situation in the most discreet way possible. It is difficult to choose one side on this topic because each side presents solid arguments that I support. I agree that immigrants should only be permitted to become U.S. citizens legally, but I also believe that Trump sending the military to the border was a ridiculous decision. I respect that he is taking any action necessary to protect the American people, but the attention being drawn to this situation would have been prevented by letting the Border Patrol agents handle it themselves.\nI believe President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the Mexican border was over dramatic and unnecessary. Border Patrol agents have been handling\u2026\nI do not agree with the action of sending active duty military troops to the border. The appeal to sending troops to the border is that they are heavily armed and ready to help the border patrol in anyway necessary. For some this may seem like a fantastic idea however our military is not trained for situations such as unarmed immigrants trying to \u201cinvade\u201d our country. These men and women are trained for lethal combat. The military was not meant to defend our border; they were trained to defend our nation in wars on foreign land. The action of deploying troops to the border is not only a waste of our military\u2019s time, in which they could be training, but is a waste of money. And to further the absurdity of the matter the military at the Mexican border would not be sufficient enough to keep illegal immigrants out of the United States, for most illegal immigrants enter the country by sea. When a situation arises in which border patrol would require additional support then more border patrol officers should be hired and trained. Sending our military into a situation in which they are not familiar with is not fair to them, the illegal immigrants, or this country. Therefore in this matter, I believe that Trump has overrated to the given situation.\nI do not agree with the action of sending active duty military troops to the border. The appeal to sending troops to the border is that they are heavi\u2026\nTyler from California\nThese people are fleeing from problems in their countries. they have a right to safety and freedom too. We should help people who need our help.\nI do not agree with President Trump\u2019s actions in sending the military troops to deal with the incoming caravan, because I feel sending 5,000 troops is overkill to dealt with this type of situation. According to The New York Times, the caravan initially started with 7,000 people and has recently shrunk to 3,500 and are still weeks away from reaching the United States. If the caravan keeps shrinking at this rate, there is no need to send 5,000 troops to the border. I understand there may be the need for maybe some military troops to deal with any serious threats that may occur and see why he would in case there any threats do not arise. But according to The New York Times, Trump has stated without evidence that \u201cMiddle Eastern\u201d are joining the caravan to migrate to the U.S. and threaten our communities. This assumption without evidence is morally wrong and Trump should not be able to send troops and use this as a reason to justify his actions.\nI do not agree with President Trump\u2019s actions in sending the military troops to deal with the incoming caravan, because I feel sending 5,000 troops is\u2026\nI believe that President\u2019s Trumps decision does have its pros but the cons outweigh them. First of all, the reputation of the USA has long been seen as a land of opportunity and diversity but with current conflicts the USA no longer seems like sympathetic and welcoming nation. The term Americans has been twisted into something that we were (and still are) proud of but it doesn\u2019t seem to be much longer where that label becomes a negative connotation as it seems like we are unorthodox and cruel people, sending the migrants seeking asylum from violence just because they are from our neighboring country. As a diverse nation, many of us have roots and connections tracing back to said country and if we were in their shoes wouldn\u2019t we be asking for the same? Because we are considered a superpower throughout nations we should be the ones to set a examples for other countries rather than showing the idea of pushing out people we think are the problem, rather than look at basic facts. They need help, and we can provide that.\nI believe that President\u2019s Trumps decision does have its pros but the cons outweigh them. First of all, the reputation of the USA has long been seen a\u2026\nThe central idea of your argument is fundamentally flawed. You portray the United States as having been a nation that welcomes immigrants with complete love and without a second thought up until recently. The reality is that the United States has always been extremely logical in whether or not it allows immigrants into the nation. Take for example the dawn of the 20th century. That was the height of the industrial revolution and millions of jobs were created so the demand for labor was extremely high. Because of this, the United States took a very relaxed policy on immigration in order to fulfill that labor demand. A few years later, in the 1920\u2019s the need for labor was fulfilled and most Americans (including the ones that immigrated just a decade or two before) agreed that the U.S. need to take a much stricter stance on immigration. This resulted in immigration basically being shut down until the late 70\u2019s. As of recent we have reintroduced weak policy regulating immigration, only this time, there is no labor demand. In fact, we have the opposite issue, a labor surplus. This is do to the automation of virtually all unskilled labor and much of the skilled labor industry. Importing millions of workers who will be competing with American works for scare jobs will be harmful to our economy and is inconsistent with past policy on this issue.\nThe central idea of your argument is fundamentally flawed. You portray the United States as having been a nation that welcomes immigrants with complet\u2026\nShazad from California\nI think the President sending troops is a major waste of tax money and the time of our soldiers. As a civilized and industrialized country, we should be willing to help those in danger. A country\u2019s reputation does not represent the citizens. At the end of the day, we are humans and everyone deserves to live equally no matter of their race, religion, sexuality and skin color.\nI think the President sending troops is a major waste of tax money and the time of our soldiers. As a civilized and industrialized country, we should \u2026\nMakayla from Alabama\nI understand the need for stopping people from illegally coming into the United States when other families have been waiting possible years for the opportunity, but it does not justify the fact that he sent so many troops. These people of Mexico do not pose as big of a threat to have as many troops at the border standing guard.\nI understand the need for stopping people from illegally coming into the United States when other families have been waiting possible years for the op\u2026\nEven if that was so, why take the risk? Why under support and protect the border? It\u2019s better to be safe than sorry, better to have thousands of troops to protect than not having enough and letting the situation get out of control. Once it gets out of control, it\u2019ll be harder than going the extra mile now and ensuring safety.\nEven if that was so, why take the risk? Why under support and protect the border? It\u2019s better to be safe than sorry, better to have thousands of troop\u2026\nI do not agree with President Trumps decision to send the military to defend the national borders. I think it is unnecessary to send the military and is a waste of taxpayer money, these are the types of situations the border patrol agents have trained for and I think they are more than capable of handling it on their own in a peaceful manner. I also believe that it is unfair for Trump to put labels on everyone in the caravan calling them criminals and saying they are a threat to our national security because he has no proof that anyone is bad, they are just trying to come to America for a better life. I think that not letting these people into our country is against what the US stand for, our country was built on immigrants and will continue to grow and become a better place with more immigrants in it.\nI do not agree with President Trumps decision to send the military to defend the national borders. I think it is unnecessary to send the military and \u2026\nI believe that President Trump is incorrect for calling in the military to the US border. Although I want to make it clear that it is unjust and simply difficult to just be able to allow illegal immigrants into the US. According to the United Nations statistics, in 2015, the US had 46,627,102 foreign born immigrants in the country. However, this does not mean that President Trump should just call in the military to \u201cprotect\u201d the border, what exactly would they do? Attack the border and fight their way in? This would not make any sense for them to attack the country that could possibly give them salvation. I come from a family that had to illegally get their way into the US and what I know is that we are not dangerous, we would not force our way into a country if we were to be told we couldn\u2019t. As well as I know that those people in the caravan aren\u2019t people who would do harm because they come from a place that is dangerous, full of violence and crimes, unstable governments, and corrupt justice. I\u2019ve seen it with my own eyes. Those people aren\u2019t \u201cstone cold criminals,\u201d which President Trump used to describe the men, women, and children from the caravan.Why title and claim them as something they aren\u2019t. Instead of spending time sending needless military the government should focus on a resolution to resolve the problems that could arise if they aren\u2019t given entry, or if they could come up with a compromise.\nI believe that President Trump is incorrect for calling in the military to the US border. Although I want to make it clear that it is unjust and simpl\u2026\nHi this is Dowon Suk from Virginia. I disagree with trumps decision on sending troops to the U.S. Border. Because thousands of Mexican Immigrants are moving into the U.S. for better opportunity to escape danger from their homeland, it was an appropriate move on their part. If I was in the position of them, where I am threatened for life, even if it is illegal to come into the U.S. Border without consent, I think everyone here in the U.S. would do the same. I am sure some people from Mexico is dying on the way to U.S.A. So going back to Mexico will not only make them walk thousands of mile, if it is dangerous in Mexico right now, it is basically you going to suicide. Therefore even if people have waited many years to get the green card license to reside in the U.S. , it is no on their part that the people who want to immigrate are in life threatening moment. So I think it is totally appropriate.\nHi this is Dowon Suk from Virginia. I disagree with trumps decision on sending troops to the U.S. Border. Because thousands of Mexican Immigrants are \u2026\nThe caravan that arrived at the South US border was a caravan seeking asylym, the migrants were mostly women and children who were fleeing from their countries that are in the middle of a huge economic rut and are invested with gang violence. They\u2019re trying to seek safety from the US, and not only is sending troops illegal, but it\u2019s dangerous for those trying to seek safety. These reasons hereby qualify these people as asylum seekers and therefore are legally obligated to be admitted into the U.S. pending an immigration hearing. It is also morally wrong to do that. Think about it dude really??!\nThe caravan that arrived at the South US border was a caravan seeking asylym, the migrants were mostly women and children who were fleeing from their \u2026\nStephanie from Pennsylvania\nWe have border patrol for a reason. They should be able to handle it themselves. And if they cannot, what needs to happen is a strengthening of the border patrol. Whether that be through more training or recruiting more people to the job, it needs to be done if the border is so insecure Trump thinks he needs the military, which he shouldn\u2019t need anyway if border patrol is working how it should. Also, why can we not handle the issue like Mexico? Mexico did not need to send 5,200 members of the military to their border to shut it down. Even though they didn\u2019t get everyone, they can still go after the people who crossed the border at a later point. Sure, even still many will make it to the American border, but the end goal is to get to America, so we get the ones we can and hunt down any others we miss later. If you\u2019re found to be an illegal immigrant at any point in America, I\u2019m pretty sure you can get deported, and if that generally does not end up happening as an article suggested, I would say we do need stricter laws there so more people who are illegal are deported, but we definitely don\u2019t need 5,200 members of the military at the border.\nWe have border patrol for a reason. They should be able to handle it themselves. And if they cannot, what needs to happen is a strengthening of the bo\u2026\nBeza from Maryland\nI believe that Trump does have the right to send troops to protect any of America\u2019s land, but he should also show compassion and mercy to asylum seekers. We as a nation can be strong and powerful without being cruel and cold.\nI believe that Trump does have the right to send troops to protect any of America\u2019s land, but he should also show compassion and mercy to asylum seeke\u2026\nMadilyn from Utah\nSending troops is a waste of taxpayer dollars. Instead, we should either let border patrol take care of the situation, or come up with a better solution.\nNo, I don\u2019t agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the borders. I just don\u2019t get why he\u2019s so against immigrants, he should want more people to come in our country and become legal American citizens. I also don\u2019t like how he\u2019s handling the situation considering he\u2019s having people gassed to keep them away.\nNo, I don\u2019t agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the borders. I just don\u2019t get why he\u2019s so against immigrants, he should want mo\u2026\nI do not agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the borders. I think this decision was very unnecessary, because there are already law enforcement officers there. The Military is doing necessary force. People try to cross the border to better not only their lives, but possibly their child\u2019s life too (if they have a child). T\nI do not agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the borders. I think this decision was very unnecessary, because there are already law en\u2026\nJust because there are a lot of people coming to the border, doesn\u2019t deserve 5,000 soldiers. Sure , Maybe some of them are violent, but 5,000 soldiers seams like just a few to many. Also, don\u2019t we have something called border patrol. We just need to let them do their job and we will be fine. If anything we just need a few troops not 5,000\nJust because there are a lot of people coming to the border, doesn\u2019t deserve 5,000 soldiers. Sure , Maybe some of them are violent, but 5,000 soldiers\u2026\nKacy from Arkansas\nI don\u2019t believe that Mr. Trump really has a valid reason for his doing, his reasons are logical.\nCrystal from Pennsylvania\nI personally think sending troops to the border is over dramatic and inhumane. These people are fleeing to our country in the hopes of finding refuge and safety. How does America react? We send troops to the border to keep these people out by any means necessary. These people should have a chance to enter our country legally. Americans take for granted the safety and security we have everyday, and it has made us become insensitive to everyone facing famine and diseases everyday.\nI personally think sending troops to the border is over dramatic and inhumane. These people are fleeing to our country in the hopes of finding refuge \u2026\nJade from Pennsylvania\nI believe that it is justified that troops have been sent to the border. But, I believe it should only be sent for the right reasons. I think that the military should be placed there only for the protection of citizens of the United States. Also for the protection for people who are fleeing. Therefore I believe that it is okay that the troops are being sent, but only for the rightful reasons of the protection of human beings. Asylum seekers should have to go through the process of becoming a citizen. But should only be allowed entry as a rightful citizen. Soldiers would be protecting the border from harmful gangs and violence that could potentially be entering the U.S. It is silly to not allow people in who are seeking asylum, but it is silly not to take precautions needed to have that protection.\nI believe that it is justified that troops have been sent to the border. But, I believe it should only be sent for the right reasons. I think that the\u2026\nI do not believe that troops should have been sent in response to the Mexican caravan. Although I can see the risk that a bunch of undocumented people entering the United States can cause, I believe that there has to be a better solution. The people that are fleeing are fleeing for good reason. They are trying to get away from a place which is overridden with poverty, famine, and crime. Some are trying to just make a better life for their families and to be met with armed troops is inhumane. I believe that if he was to send anyone it should be someone who can help.\nI do not believe that troops should have been sent in response to the Mexican caravan. Although I can see the risk that a bunch of undocumented people\u2026\nPresident Trump\u2019s action when he sent the troops to the border may have been what he thought was best, but I believe that border patrol could handle the situation without making the situation bigger by sending the troops down there. Here in America no matter how many troops we send down to the border we are required to let asylum seekers into the United States. If they are running from their home country because it is unfit to live there, then I believe that we should at least give them a shelter until they attend their immigration hearing. All in all I think Trumps\u2019 action was slightly over reactive, and we should try and help as many people as possible until they\u2019re proven to be bad people.\nPresident Trump\u2019s action when he sent the troops to the border may have been what he thought was best, but I believe that border patrol could handle t\u2026\nNo, I don\u2019t agree with Trump\u2019s decision of him sending the military to the border. Sending the military down is just pushing more aggravation on the problem and making it a more bigger issue than it already is. The military is there for national and world wide safety, not just for one particular area for one particular problem.\nNo, I don\u2019t agree with Trump\u2019s decision of him sending the military to the border. Sending the military down is just pushing more aggravation on the p\u2026\nAmerica is meant to be the land of opportunity. We hear about the \u201cAmerican Dream\u201d where people come to America to make a better life for themselves. However, I question whether this dream is supported anymore in the United States. Refugees want to take advantage of this opportunity but are restricted by the American government. Whether it is physically keeping refugees out, or making the application almost impossible to fill out, the American government continuously contradicts the original idea of being the land of opportunity. I disagree with President Trump, and I don\u2019t believe the refugees are getting enough help from the American government. The conditions that these refugees are put through in their home counties are unhealthy and unsafe. To make matters worse, they cannot get help from this country that is meant to be open to everyone trying to live a better life. Not only does America not help, but Trump also separated families and is putting the refugees in a worse situation. I believe America should return to its original ideas of opportunity and acceptance.\nAmerica is meant to be the land of opportunity. We hear about the \u201cAmerican Dream\u201d where people come to America to make a better life for themselves. \u2026\nI think that the decision to send the military to defend the border is a terrible idea. With all of the issues with illegal immigration, sending troops to the border, just causing more chaos, is not a good idea. With there already being border patrol, the more people they send to protect the border will just cause more craziness.\nI think that the decision to send the military to defend the border is a terrible idea. With all of the issues with illegal immigration, sending troop\u2026\nKim from Kentucky\nI hate seeing families getting separated and I don\u2019t think it needs to become a bigger family. I don\u2019t agree with Trump sending the military because there are many people that need a better place to live. There should be other, better regulations that can help people and even trap the people who are bad enough. There are thousands of people who need to flee from their home because they can\u2019t live there anymore, and instead go to the place they think will be safe and gain more opportunities.\nI hate seeing families getting separated and I don\u2019t think it needs to become a bigger family. I don\u2019t agree with Trump sending the military because t\u2026\nSending the military to defend the Mexican Borders is wrong and I do not believe that it should happen. Our counrty is already in enough debt that we don\u2019t need to be paying for something that is legal which is seeking asylum. The people only wants what is best for themselves and not to get in anybodys way.\nSending the military to defend the Mexican Borders is wrong and I do not believe that it should happen. Our counrty is already in enough debt that we \u2026\nI think that Trump should not send troops to the US border. I believe that if people are truly that scared for their lives then they should have a fair opportunity to leave their current countries. It could become chaotic with many people without papers, however, if the government focused more on taking care of theses people in a time of need and less on the border patrol, more lives could be saved.\nI think that Trump should not send troops to the US border. I believe that if people are truly that scared for their lives then they should have a fai\u2026\nI believe it is not right that Trump kept the troops at the border that awaited the caravan, or asylum seekers. The caravan would not arrive for months and Trump proceeded to keep soldiers at the border, refusing their return home for Thanksgiving to be with their families. Back to the original subject however, I believe that by refusing asylum seekers the right into our country, we are falling onto the wrong side of history once more. The earliest settlers came to this land and took their country away from them. Each and every one of us are immigrants, and when earlier ancestors came into this country from Europe they were told they had disease and would take our jobs. This country was founded off of immigrants.\nI believe it is not right that Trump kept the troops at the border that awaited the caravan, or asylum seekers. The caravan would not arrive for month\u2026\nWhile I understand his reasoning behind it, I do not agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border. I believe that the Border Patrol agents are more than capable of defending the border in a peaceful, civil way as they have done so for years now. For the most part, the asylum seekers who are at the border right now are non-violent. Their goal is not to force their way into the country, but simply find a safe place for themselves and their families to live.\nWhile I understand his reasoning behind it, I do not agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border. I belie\u2026\njamie from Pennsylvania\nNo, I believe that President Trump has done the wrong thing. He is using our military to his own advantage and not thinking of anyone else. America is for people who want to start a new life and better themselves. There are many jobs in the United States and many places for these migrants to live and work. There may be a lot of people living in the United States now, but having these people come in can help our military grow, help build more jobs for people and many more things that are great for the U.S.\nNo, I believe that President Trump has done the wrong thing. He is using our military to his own advantage and not thinking of anyone else. America is\u2026\nChristian from South Carolina\nAmerica, as we know it, was built on the backs of immigrants and slaves. While slaves are not relevant in this discussion, immigrants are. America has the nickname, \u201cThe Great Melting Pot\u201d, yet we try as hard as we can to homogenize anything different. Immigrants are different and as leaders slowly realize that we cannot assimilate everyone and everything, they try to shut them out. America has always been a safe haven for immigrants seeking asylum; why are our gates closing now? The only reason I can think of is pride and prejudice, no pun intended. Trump has stated that \u201c63,000 Americans since 9/11 have been killed by illegal aliens\u201d. There have been 260, 473 homicides from 2002 to 2016. How can three percent of our population commit a quarter of all homicides committed in that time period? With real false news being spread by the leader of the free world, how can we stop prejudice from running rampant in the mind of an average American? First, there was the wall, then, a fence, and the troops, then regualr police officers, and now, the troops again. It\u2019s not the outsiders we should worry about; it\u2019s the poison already inside of us.\nAmerica, as we know it, was built on the backs of immigrants and slaves. While slaves are not relevant in this discussion, immigrants are. America has\u2026\nNo. The concept of seeking asylum has been recognized as an unofficial right dating as far back as ancient Egyptians, Hebrews, and Greeks which all granted religious asylum in the past even 5000 years ago. Taken into terms of today, the people wanting to cross the southern border are not militant, nor are they wanting to cause civil discourse. They seek protection from their own government, and claiming to send the ground troops of on of the strongest forces in the world to defend against a group of refugees that seek asylum themselves is overly aggressive and unprofessional; even if it were necessary to send forces as a form of protection, the border patrol does not need nearly as massive a boost as it has gotten so far. And, the consequences of the actions have been seen already. Aug. 12, 1949 The Geneva Convention banned the usage of chemical/bio- weapons in war, for the effects they caused. It aimed to protect civilians from facing the repercussions of military actions in more ways than one, and the US, has violated some of the accords already if this were war. Currently, one third of the migrants, are being treated for medical complication. Time and time again quotes from the migrants \u2013 along with the efforts they make \u2013 show that they want to create a better future for themselves. The issue with the claim that they are to be protected against, for they are criminals is that if their purpose was to thrive off of criminality and make a living in that way, it is far easier to do that in a country in Middle America where crime is already much more frequent, much more viable, and rewards better for gangs. The people that want to cause trouble are already happy with causing it in their current environment since it was more profitable there. The people seeking asylum \u2013 by definition \u2013 are people that want to be protected, not protected against.\nNo. The concept of seeking asylum has been recognized as an unofficial right dating as far back as ancient Egyptians, Hebrews, and Greeks which all gr\u2026\nLaCarr from Ohio\nI dont think the president should block the immigfants from coming to the US becasue after all America was fiunded on all mixes of people fromm all walks of life. Thats what makes us special. All majority of the immigrants are coming to escape the poverty, and crime from their country in order for their children to have a decent life.\nI dont think the president should block the immigfants from coming to the US becasue after all America was fiunded on all mixes of people fromm all wa\u2026\nMonet from Virginia\nI disagree with president Trump, people flee from other countries in order to obtain the \u201cAmerican Dream\u201d. The treatment of these people is disgusting and as American we must learn to treat others as our neighbors not our enemies.\nI disagree with president Trump, people flee from other countries in order to obtain the \u201cAmerican Dream\u201d. The treatment of these people is disgusting\u2026\nWith the surge of over 7,000 Central-American immigrants headed toward the U.S \u2013 Mexico Border, I can understand that there would be some concern for the security of our nation but I believe that president Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to intercept their arrival is a mistake. The caravan, which began as a result of a large buildup of violence that started in 1980\u2019s Honduras, left its members with no other safe choice but to move out. Understandably, going back to their home countries is not a preferred option at all and I think that it is important that we, as Americans, should embrace their call for liberty from persecution just as our own government was built upon the same ideals. That is not to say that we should allow all immigrants of the party to cross the border without meeting the proper requirements; the process for immigrants entering America should be met in full and those who attempt to bypass it should be met with appropriate consequences. Our border is important and I oppose immigrants illegally entering the United States, however, I do not think that sending troops to the southern border is necessary. Despite the magnitude of the group, the threat that it possess is little to none. There is also no evidence of drug trafficking or criminal activity within the group and a terrorist attack his hardly considerable. The majority of immigrants belong to families who simply want a life that is free from the violence of their home countries. I don\u2019t find that unreasonable at all. Take the instance when the immigrants met the Mexican border patrol just south of California for example; though the event was chaotic, it lacked violence by the caravan members. To reject the immigrants would be to say that the United States doesn\u2019t care about people who are in such a need. I understand that our resources are not infinite but accepting the immigrants is the right thing to do. It is what our country was built to stand by; to stand up for and give a voice to the oppressed. I think that the military is the wrong group to send and would be an overly aggressive position to take in the situation. Instead there should be aid workers who can help the caravan members enter the United States the right way. If sending the military can be avoided, then the U.S would not only save itself from the costs of transporting and housing soldiers at the border, but the possibility of the use of violence and perhaps a national catastrophe.\nHowever, the people who seek asylum need help and I believe that it is our duty as a powerful nation that was founded on the principles of freedom, to aid those who seek liberty from violence and abuse. The President should not close the border, to the souls seeking asylum, granted they abide by our rules and regulations in becoming U.S citizens and we help them do so. I simply believe that America is seeing this caravan as a threat that it isn\u2019t.\nWith the surge of over 7,000 Central-American immigrants headed toward the U.S \u2013 Mexico Border, I can understand that there would be some concern for \u2026\nI don\u2019t think that spending tax payer money on a minute issue like this can be justified. This caravan of migrants is simply seeking refuge in America, and we have historically been known as the land of opportunities. Why wouldn\u2019t we grant these asylum seekers, people in need, an opportunity to have a better life. The United States is founded off humans seeking a better life, the very founding fathers that created our government and fought for our rights as a country are all descendants of English men. They were all here to escape England. What makes Mexicans, or any person immigrating to America for the same reason, different than them? Additionally, immigrants makes immense contributions to the economy, occupying hard labor jobs and paying taxes. The United States has always been and always should be the land for opportunities. President Trump should honor our history of immigration by greeting the caravan with open arms and giving them a chance.\nI don\u2019t think that spending tax payer money on a minute issue like this can be justified. This caravan of migrants is simply seeking refuge in America\u2026\nThe majority of the caravan were helpless women and children trying to escape a dangerous and painful life. It\u2019s not like they were coming to America for no reason. They had a good reason. They were in need of help and safety. Calling in the military for this situation is unnecessary. The military should only be called if the country is in danger. Government officials should have been called to the border, not the military. These immigrants did not deserve to be met with such violence. They weren\u2019t doing anything to harm the U.S.\nThe majority of the caravan were helpless women and children trying to escape a dangerous and painful life. It\u2019s not like they were coming to America \u2026\nThe United States started off as an immigrant country. To escape from Great Britain\u2019s cruelty and to escape religious persecution many people settled in the United States. The migrant caravan that arrived at the southern United States border is of people who want to escape from their country, and to have a better future for themselves and for their children. Instead of stopping migrants from entering the United States the American people should support their reasons for wanting to migrate into the U.S. The 5000 soldiers being send to the border was unnecessary; instead president Trump could have tried to solve this issue in a more diplomatic way that does not involve violence.\nThe United States started off as an immigrant country. To escape from Great Britain\u2019s cruelty and to escape religious persecution many people settled \u2026\nThe ICE and president Trump are completely insane to believe that it is a good idea to sent our military to stop immigrants from undergoing the entirely legal process of applying for asylum.\nThe first problem with this is that there is no reason for President Trump to have to undergo this. His excuse for monopolizing our military was so that we could stop \u201cbad guys\u201d from attacking America. The problem was this argument is that it is purely built upon dramatized facts. The Cato Institude in 2017 clearly explains that in total, between 1975 and now, there have been a total of three Americans murdered from refugee terrorists. At best, Americans should be more afraid of cow attacks than allowing refugee terrorists inside our border. Why would someone attempt to walk 3000 miles and undergo a legal process that takes months to enter America as a terrorist? Those in support of this inhumane act are simply attempting to scare others. There is no danger here.\nThe second main problem with this is that it completely takes an isolationist stance. This isn\u2019t \u201cAmerica First,\u201d it\u2019s \u201cOnly America.\u201d From a country that donates millions to foreign aid and a president who claimed he would double HIV/AIDS treatment to foreign countries by 2020, this act simply takes a step back in spreading our influence to these foreign countries.\nAt the end of the day, sending our military to stop a threat that never existed does us more harm than good. It should never happen.\nThe ICE and president Trump are completely insane to believe that it is a good idea to sent our military to stop immigrants from undergoing the entire\u2026\nLuke from Oregon\nI absolutely disagree with the President sending troops to the U.S. border. He is using the military as a political pawn and is not addressing the need for immigration reform.\nbob from Arizona\nthere is not enough border patrol agents to keep the borders secure. think of it as this if there is a bank robbery and the robbers are harming the uniform police officers who do that call they call the SWAT team to take down the treat. the immigrants who wish to come here are waving there country\u2019s flags and harming the agents protecting our border. i feel it is necessary to send the military to the border to keep the people who will do america more harm than good out\nthere is not enough border patrol agents to keep the borders secure. think of it as this if there is a bank robbery and the robbers are harming the un\u2026\nNatalia from Virginia\nI respectfully disagree, some of these people may be criminals, and may be a danger to american citizens.\nCould you elaborate? I completely agree, but your opinion seems so vague.\nPeople want to live better, some of those people don\u2019t eat at night and all they want is a better life.\nEmma from Utah\nHe sent troops just to put on a show. Immigrants arrive in large groups all the time and Trump wanted to make a statement to what followers he has left and say \u201cLook! We did something!\u201d Some legal intervention was necessary to maintain order, but nothing near this scale.\nHe sent troops just to put on a show. Immigrants arrive in large groups all the time and Trump wanted to make a statement to what followers he has lef\u2026\nDakota from Texas\nIn 1939 a ship called the St. Louis transporting almost 1,000 German Jews arrived in America. They were fleeing persecution from Europe and hoping to make a home in America. However, even though the US had more than enough room and visas for them, they changed their policy. When the boat made its way to Miami, the US deployed the coast guard to prevent the ship from docking. As a result, the ship was forced to turn around and head back to Europe. The Jews then were divided among European countries, most which were later invaded by the Nazis. 254 passengers of the St. Louis were killed in the holocaust.\nFor no reason (other than xenophobia and anti-semitsm), America turned away a thousands of desperate people pursuing the light of liberty and effectively sent them to the deaths. Their blood is on our hands.\nToday we face a new challenge, or to some, a new \u201cthreat.\u201d A migrant caravan of hundreds of Central American people are fleeing terrible violence and poverty, traveling thousand of miles on foot to get to America. The Presidents deploying of military might is completely unnecessary.\nFirst, the migrants are not illegal. They are seeking asylum, a completely legal process that is rooted in American and International Law. An Asylum seeker, as defined by the Geneva conventions, is anyone who is unable to return to their home country due to persecution. In order to claim Asylum, a person has to already be in the country or at the boarder.\nThey are doing the process \u201clegally.\u201d And we already have a vetting procedure in place to hear the claims of American Asylums and decide which ones are credible and which ones are not.\nThe military is not a vetting institution. The President is using the military essentially as a guard dog. By using the military the president is making it very clear that he views this migrants as foreign enemy that pose a that to our nation, but that is entirely false. These immigrants are not here to \u201cbring crime.\u201d That is misconception meant to justify xenophobia and racism as part of a larger white nationalist agenda. They are here to leave behind their past and contribute to a country that has been a symbol of freedom and acceptance .\nAmerica has made the mistake of rejecting desperate people for no other reason than fear. We must reject fear. Instead of using tear gas on mothers with children feeling violence, we should allow these migrants in to be properly vetted. We should be sending the Red Cross and trained Asylum officers to deal with the situation, not tanks.\nWe don\u2019t need a wall or an army or even unnecessarily strict immigration polices to have \u201cstrong boarders.\u201d This isn\u2019t the 14th century. All we need is a proper migration placement system and compassion.\nThis is a golden opportunity for America to break from the sins of the past and to fulfill the solemn words at the base of the Statue liberty- \u201cGive me your huddled masses yearning to breath free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, the tempest-tost to me. I lift my lamp by the golden door.\u201d\nIn 1939 a ship called the St. Louis transporting almost 1,000 German Jews arrived in America. They were fleeing persecution from Europe and hoping to\u2026\nTina from New York\nI think it\u2019s horrible to fight people who are just seeking asylum and are not causing harm. I think the way he\u2019s doing this is ridiculous because most of them are women and children.\nI think it\u2019s horrible to fight people who are just seeking asylum and are not causing harm. I think the way he\u2019s doing this is ridiculous because most\u2026\nI agree completely. The fact that Donald Trump is denying people access to the US is just absurd if they need help. Make America great again by adding some basic humanity to your leadership. Gain some empathy. Our country could use more of it.\nI agree completely. The fact that Donald Trump is denying people access to the US is just absurd if they need help. Make America great again by adding\u2026\nChloe from California\nI don\u2019t agree with his decision to send the military to the border. US Law Enforcement is already there, and the military is only bringing aggressive force. The White House is not supposed to authorize the military to do police work, but that is exactly what is happening at the border. Not only is it morally wrong, with the aggressive nature of the military tear gassing families, but it is also illegal.\nI don\u2019t agree with his decision to send the military to the border. US Law Enforcement is already there, and the military is only bringing aggressive \u2026\nErica from Indiana\nI feel that sending troops to the United States border to defend from this caravan of people fleeing from conditions unimaginable to us here in America, was completely unjustified. These migrants are people who are seeking political asylum, meaning that the United States has a legal obligation to process them in a humane manner as they wait for their immigration hearings. This processing does not include intimidation with an overwhelming military presence and the use of tear gas on women and children looking for a better life. Of course people should follow the law when they arrive, but it is our responsibility as Americans to follow our own procedure for dealing with asylum seekers. It is important to remember that these people are seeking asylum and are completely within the bounds of the law. These are not criminals and they deserve to at least be admitted and processed\u2013as is protocol.\nNot only was deploying the military unnecessary and frankly rather ridiculous, it ignited even more debate and division within this country. The President must be mindful of the way his actions will affect the civil unrest in this country. If we truly want to \u201cMake America Great,\u201d then let\u2019s remember how America was built: by immigrants. He demonizes immigrants and uses divisive language specifically designed to incite anger. My main wish is that this President would consult people who actually know what they are doing and not his cabinet of people that are completely unqualified to handle issues at our border.\nI feel that sending troops to the United States border to defend from this caravan of people fleeing from conditions unimaginable to us here in Americ\u2026\nI think that instead of sending the military and meeting the caravan with violence, the president should have sent more government officials to process the documents and allow people to come in to the country legally. Part of the problem is that we do not have enough people trained to process documents and grant asylum to the people that deserve it. Instead of meeting these people with violence we should be trying to help them. Part of the president\u2019s reasoning for this is claiming that the caravan poses a national security threat, and that these people are trying to come into the country illegally. I do not fully agree with this as many of these people are seeking asylum and simply trying to get away from a place where they have a high chance of being hurt or killed.\nI think that instead of sending the military and meeting the caravan with violence, the president should have sent more government officials to proces\u2026\nI believe our military should be used to protect us not stand at the border to stop people from having a better life. Most people that come to the united states are just trying to live the american dream not cause any harm. I think that it is crazy how much money we spend on making sure people don\u2019t get in when we have text books in our schools that are not up to par. I really believe trump is worried about the wrong things and putting to much time in issues that are not really important.\nI believe our military should be used to protect us not stand at the border to stop people from having a better life. Most people that come to the uni\u2026\nTucker from Virginia\nTo put military on the border to keep refugees out of the country has a very high likelihood of damning them to a life of suffering. Ultimately, trying to keep them out of the country comes down to valuing racism and money over another human life. And if anyone is worried about homeless populations going up because of refugees \u201cstealing jobs\u201d, then all it would take to fix that is a donation from some rich company owner like Jeff Bezos, since it could theoretically take less than 1% of his fortune to establish functional homeless shelters, especially if the homeless were allowed to occupy and refurbish any of the many abandoned buildings that have laid vacant for years upon years by now.\nTo put military on the border to keep refugees out of the country has a very high likelihood of damning them to a life of suffering. Ultimately, tryin\u2026\nThe migrant caravan that recently arrived the southern U.S. border was a caravan of majority women and children fleeing from countries that are currently going through economic crises, civil unrest/war, or gang violence on a mass scale. All of these reasons qualify these people as asylum seekers and therefore are legally obligated to be admitted into the U.S. pending an immigration hearing. The military is meant to be deployed for reasons of national security, not as props for a racist president\u2019s fear-mongering agenda to demonize immigrants and fulfill his wishes to live as an authoritarian dictator. The United Nations resolution 71/1 adopted on September 19, 2016 outlines the processes and requirements of all participating nations of the UN on the treatment of migrants and refugees; Donald Trump\u2019s actions at the border are in direct violation of UN resolution 71/1 and himself along with the American government should be held accountable for using the military to deter asylum seekers from legal points of entry at the southern U.S. border.\nThe migrant caravan that recently arrived the southern U.S. border was a caravan of majority women and children fleeing from countries that are curren\u2026\nNicole from New York\nAmerica is a melting pot \u2013 the freedoms of every person, inside and outside of the nation, should be protected and heard by the nation. With the leader of the free world using his public influence as a way to turn the nation against the idea of increasing diversity percentages, a majority of men, women, and children are being turned away due to the reduced immigration rates in Trump\u2019s administration. The caravan is not a call for heavier patrols and unnecessary expenses on a wall that will not stop those seeking asylum, it is a call for a reform on the administration and a change among the US Government and their views on immigration. Although the caravan consists of people who are not legally registered as citizens of the United States, the government has an obligation to hear their pleas. If Trump truly wants to \u201cMake America Great Again,\u201d he should be sending asylum officers to the border to greet these migrants instead of the millions of troops that should be protecting this nation from REAL concerns.\nAmerica is a melting pot \u2013 the freedoms of every person, inside and outside of the nation, should be protected and heard by the nation. With the leade\u2026\nJeron from California\nThe people of Mexico that we are seeing attempt to cross over into to United States for a better life should get the chance to do so. I don\u2019t agree that illegal immigration should be permitted but I also don\u2019t believe such force is needed in order to maintain this. Trump\u2019s decision is \u201coverkill\u201d and we should attempt to focus such military support into others manners.\nThe people of Mexico that we are seeing attempt to cross over into to United States for a better life should get the chance to do so. I don\u2019t agree \u2026\nI disagree with President Trump because I think sending in the military was completely unnecessary because the Border Patrol was already doing what the military was trying to do which was keeping illegal immigrants out. The people leaving their country don\u2019t like how their country is and they just want a better life so thats why they would pose no threat to the US. The process to become a US citizen takes a long time so these immigrants might think that their only option is to enter the US illegally. I believe that there were other ways Trump could\u2019ve handled this issue instead of hiring the military.\nI disagree with President Trump because I think sending in the military was completely unnecessary because the Border Patrol was already doing what th\u2026\nThe president is in the wrong by using military force to dissuade immigrants. Seeking asylum within America is perfectly legal. In addition, the caravan poses no domestic threat; according to The Hill, there has never been a terrorist attack involving immigrants crossing the Mexican border. To claim that there are \u201ccriminals and unknown Middle Easterners mixed in\u201d (tweet, Oct. 25th) is simple fear-mongering, even implying that Middle Easterners are a threat \u2013 though there\u2019s no evidence that they have joined the caravan. Finally, even if for some reason the caravan should be stopped, sending the military is ridiculously excessive. Similar caravans in the past have shrunk as they passed through Mexico, including a recent one that went from 1500 people to 200 people, according to The Hill. The border patrol should be able to handle whatever number of immigrants end up making it to America. Spending upwards of $200 million (according to the Washington Post) is unnecessary.\nThe president is in the wrong by using military force to dissuade immigrants. Seeking asylum within America is perfectly legal. In addition, the carav\u2026\nSean from South Carolina\nA mass of unarmed migrants does not require a military mobilization by the national government to contain. If any kind of military presence was needed, it could easily be provided by the state National Guard at the Governor\u2019s discretion. This is a gross misuse of government resources and could lead to an international incident if violence were to erupt. Military intervention against civilians has lead many times to huge disasters from the Boston massacre to Kent State. The last thing the United States needs is a slaughter. Instead, why don\u2019t we actually set up temporary administrative facilities at the border where they intend to cross so the United States can begin to actually process these people as refugees.\nA mass of unarmed migrants does not require a military mobilization by the national government to contain. If any kind of military presence was needed\u2026\nAlyssa from New York\nThis nation was born off of immigration. History always repeats itself and trump is being nativist like when the Italians came over or the Japanese. They are not going to take our jobs, they are going to take the ones that no one else will do. They will get to have the chance at a better life and we should not punish them from trying to escape dying in their home country. They risked so much for a chance and Trump is an evil person for not being sympathetic to his situation.\nThis nation was born off of immigration. History always repeats itself and trump is being nativist like when the Italians came over or the Japanese. \u2026\nAlyssa from Utah\nThere are many issues that are not being properly addressed in this issue. Our immigration system is broken, and this event is perfectly exemplifying that. I do not think President Trump was correct in sending troops to the border, mostly because it seems like there was not a proper analysis of the situation. Instead of attacking with force, I think that we need to take better steps to understand, and help these people in ways so that they are not pressured to attempt to enter the United States illegally. It is up to the US to fix the issues that we are having with illegal immigration in ways that are beneficial to both parties, not just the United States.\nThere are many issues that are not being properly addressed in this issue. Our immigration system is broken, and this event is perfectly exemplifying \u2026\nEden from Kansas\nI don\u2019t believe that Trump sending the military was necessary. They\u2019re trying to come into America for a better life and you can imagine that if they want and need a better life they probably don\u2019t have the money to afford to come here legally.\nI don\u2019t believe that Trump sending the military was necessary. They\u2019re trying to come into America for a better life and you can imagine that if they \u2026\nJewel from Oklahoma\nI do not believe that Trump, as our political leader should send troops to our borders, there are much bigger threats out there than some poor souls who seek asylum. We should send rescue helpers to help them make their way to coming into the US legally, not threaten them with guns. How can we say we are the land of the free if we treat the people we are supposed to save like criminals?? How can \u2018other countries do it\u2019 be considered an excuse for his choice? last time I checked, We are the US. We are not other countries.\nI do not believe that Trump, as our political leader should send troops to our borders, there are much bigger threats out there than some poor souls w\u2026\nThose \u201cpoor souls\u201d are mostly men, who have chucked rocks at border patrol agents, causing some permanent damage (I saw a picture of one missing an eye with blood pouring down his face). We are the land of the free BECAUSE we have borders. If these people want to come legally through the entry points set up for screening by President Trump, that would be great. However, they are not coming in peace. They are charging our border waving the flag of the country they\u2019re supposedly fleeing, throwing rocks, and trying to tear down our fence. This isn\u2019t a caravan. It\u2019s an invasion.\nThose \u201cpoor souls\u201d are mostly men, who have chucked rocks at border patrol agents, causing some permanent damage (I saw a picture of one missing an ey\u2026\nMadeline from Texas\nI understand where our president is coming from, but the people who are seeking asylum in our country are commonly in life-threatening situations. Sending intimidating soldiers that will simply sit there is going to cause an overwhelming amount of stress for people trying to come into our country, these military men will do nothing but sit at the border and control people in desperate need.\nI understand where our president is coming from, but the people who are seeking asylum in our country are commonly in life-threatening situations. Sen\u2026\nMessiah from Texas\nAmerica, a place of refuge for those who seek peace. This country has been the place of dreams for centuries and yet somehow we have made it to the point where if you wanted to accomplish your hopes you should\u2019ve made the deadline. Because now we no longer allow a place of freedom to be a achievable idea. The average wait time for someone to legally enter into this country can take anywhere from 5-10 years (women and children included) and those in need of safety from the dangers of their country simply don\u2019t have the 6 years to wait on a visa. The idea that we can keep people out who wanted the exact same thing most of our ancestors did is not only preposterous but it also begs to question if we have the morals we ask of each other. Sending a unreasonable number of men to go protect the caravan is a direct misguidance from what we are truly built on. I also take note of the argument that border patrol isn\u2019t sufficient enough to protect us as is so it is reasonable to send reinforcements but if we know know this why haven\u2019t we already sent help way before this? What President Trump is doing is drastic but all of this is purely based upon expectations from those around him and perception on the level of security we should be able to justify.\nAmerica, a place of refuge for those who seek peace. This country has been the place of dreams for centuries and yet somehow we have made it to the po\u2026\nI strongly disagree with President Trump sending our troops. The people coming in on the caravan pose no threat to our country. President Trump can not take advantage of his powers and use the United Staes military who are being trained not to protect us from a small threat but to protect us from much larger threat like anouther country rageing war. We must not forget that we do not solely own this land because the settlers who came uninvited stole it violently and with no approval from the natural settlers we made ourselves comfy. President Trump or anyone for the matter have no right to say that people coming to this country are here to cause distruction and bring crime because the crime happening in America are caused by American citizens. Treating them like animals is wrong and inhumaine. If them coming illegaly is so wrong then the government needs to change it citizenship requirements because it is so hard for foreigners to become a citize, they have no choice but to sneak here. This is why President Trump had no reason to send 5,000 troops for one caravan.\nI strongly disagree with President Trump sending our troops. The people coming in on the caravan pose no threat to our country. President Trump can n\u2026\nI do not believe that sending military to the border was a correct response to the mmigrants seeking asylum. With the Refugee Act it is technically against our own laws to attack and reject those that came to America to flee persecution that they had in their homes. It is not right that we attack those that seek help and safety from us, especially when we have promised them asylum when needed.\nI do not believe that sending military to the border was a correct response to the mmigrants seeking asylum. With the Refugee Act it is technically ag\u2026\nAndrew from California\nSeeking asylum is legal.\nYes but entering the US illegally isn\u2019t\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. I think that this is very harsh and these immigrants are seeking help because of the dangers occurring in their own country. Although they should not be sneaking in illegally, we still need to welcome the caravan because they do not pose a threat, rather they just need our aid for their families. I think instead of sending military defense to the border, President Trump should focus on how to assimilate asylum seekers and grant them citizenship so they can contribute to our economy and society as a whole. Also, 5,000 troops sent to the borders is wasteful because there is already border control. President Trump\u2019s main focus should not be to return these innocent families back to their dangerous homes, but rather help them allow them to live a better, safer life here in America.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. I think that this is very hars\u2026\nScott from Missouri\nI do not agree with the President\u2019s decision to send the military to the border to stop people from having a safer and brighter future. America is a nation built upon immigrants. These people trying to enter our country are looking for safety, and the dream that we have offered for so many years. These asylum seekers deserve our respect and aid, not being met with thousands of military men carrying weapons. Whether or not the asylum seekers are throwing rocks, rocks are far less dangerous than being met with bullets. Instead of sending military members to instigate fear into people looking for safety, we should send people ready to aid these asylum seekers in their journey to our great country.\nI do not agree with the President\u2019s decision to send the military to the border to stop people from having a safer and brighter future. America is a n\u2026\nAbraham from Arizona\nI believe that trumps decision to send troops to Mexico was inappropriate and excessive. His decision goes against what America stands for. As Americans, we take pride in freedom and opportunity. We take pride in the American dream, the belief that if one works hard enough you can be successful. These families are immigrating in search of a better life and better opportunities. Yes, they are coming illegally but to send troops to confront families with children is inciting violence. Instead, Trump should provide care for these people and help them take the right steps they need to get their citizenship.\nI believe that trumps decision to send troops to Mexico was inappropriate and excessive. His decision goes against what America stands for. As America\u2026\nMia from Texas\nI feel that Trumps decision to send troops to the border was wrong. The money his is wasting to repeal people from entering the county who want to escape their county to have a better life can be used to fund school and provide a cheaper higher level of education.\nI feel that Trumps decision to send troops to the border was wrong. The money his is wasting to repeal people from entering the county who want to es\u2026\nI do not believe that President Trump\u2019s decision was in any way the best one. Illegal immigration is an intricate and pressing issue in America right now, and while it does feel like it is hard to figure out how to address it, sending thousands of troops to the border is not the solution. The border patrol has been enough in the past and I do not believe that more troops are needed to ensure that the legal system is upheld in our southern border. We are a country of immigrants and one founded on the principles of the equality of all men. Shutting out men and women in need with brute force seems inhumane and uncaring and not what the founders of our country would have desired for us to do.\nI do not believe that President Trump\u2019s decision was in any way the best one. Illegal immigration is an intricate and pressing issue in America right \u2026\nMariama from Pennsylvania\nI do not think Trumps idea is a good idea. America is the land of Opportunity. People come here to refrain from the traumatizing things that is going on in our countries, Lack of stability, and to seek a better life. So if Trump decides to bring troops to the borders and send them right back to a life of war and famine then that would not be a good idea. Mexicans are also Americans so if The USA do not let their counterpart in then that would ruin the United states of America\u2019s image. If Mexicans decide to come into America they would start jobs because they have a lot to bring to the table. All they want to do is live a good life.\nI do not think Trumps idea is a good idea. America is the land of Opportunity. People come here to refrain from the traumatizing things that is going \u2026\nI believe that if people are willing to walk 3,000 miles for a chance at asylum in the United States, they deserve recognition and the benefit of the doubt, and not to be met with animosity and weapons. The country\u2019s immigration system is failing as it has been across the last couple of decades, and can\u2019t be fixed easily. However, banning asylum and confronting the problem with military force is, I feel, too blunt of a solution. The caravan is itself composed of people escaping a bad situation in their home countries, and to not only deny them aid and the chance at a better life out of fear that there \u201care unknown middle easterners\u201d in their midst, but to meet desperate families with guns and tear gas, is absurd.\nI believe that if people are willing to walk 3,000 miles for a chance at asylum in the United States, they deserve recognition and the benefit of the \u2026\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border, because I think that it is an unnecessary use of resources. There are already border patrol agents at the border, and according to several articles published by The New York Times and The Washington Post, there is no reason to believe the migrants traveling within the caravan are dangerous. Actually, most of these immigrants are families, and other people who are trying to escape the dangerous conditions in the countries that they are coming from. While I think that keeping the border secure should definitely be a priority, the border patrol agents should be able to handle the caravan, without Trump sending in the military. These immigrants are no different than anyone else who crosses the border, and therefore should not be treated any differently.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border, because I think that it is an unnecessary use of resources. There are alrea\u2026\nImani from Georgia\nIf you are an asylum seeker, you are obviously in danger. I believe that it is against American values to shut the door on people who need our help. Our very own Statue of Liberty is a beacon to all that want a chance of the American dream.\nIf you are an asylum seeker, you are obviously in danger. I believe that it is against American values to shut the door on people who need our help. O\u2026\nI do not agree with President Trump\u2019s decision, because many of the Hispanics that cross the border are trying to give themselves and their families a better life. The people on the Mexico side of the border are starving and dehydrated from taking a chance on the possibility of finding a better life here in America. Yes, maybe some of those people are criminals looking to escape, but if we\u2019re being honest they\u2019re highly unlikely to try to \u201csteal our country from us\u201d. I think we often forget that we are foreign also. We stole America from the Natives that made this nation their home. So if we, as Americans, are so bothered by other countries stealing land, we need to remember that we did it also.\nI do not agree with President Trump\u2019s decision, because many of the Hispanics that cross the border are trying to give themselves and their families a\u2026\nMegan, you have the same idea as me. These families wanting to come into the US are trying to escape their lives in Mexico. They want to start a new life with their families and sometimes with just themselves. We need to make the process to become a legal immagrant faster so that way people and move on with their lives and start new ones.\nMegan, you have the same idea as me. These families wanting to come into the US are trying to escape their lives in Mexico. They want to start a new l\u2026\nchristian from New York\nAlthough both sides of the case both display reasonable evidence, I disagree with President Trump decision because the people fleeing Mexico are trying to escape the violence in order to survive. They are trying to come to America to better there lives for themselves and there family. Even though most of the immigrants coming over are illegal, the way President Trump handled the situation is wrong. America is supposed to be the land of the free where everyone is equal, has the right to education and life. If people stopped immigrating to America then the jobs Americans don\u2019t want to do the would have to start doing. What i mean by that is when immigrants come to America most of the time there are not well educated. So they have to do jobs like being bus boys, cleaning persons, drivers, etc. All together the decision President Trump made in my opinion is wrong. All the people fleeing Mexico want is a better violent free life and America is the right place for that.\nAlthough both sides of the case both display reasonable evidence, I disagree with President Trump decision because the people fleeing Mexico are tryin\u2026\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border and prevent asylum seekers from entering the United States. President Trump has been using this caravan as a ploy to gain support for the Republican party and his anti-immigration base leading up to midterm elections, claiming that these immigrants are dangerous and allowing the caravan into the United States could result in increased rates of terrorist attacks. Trump, however, fails to recognize the reality that \u201cthere has never been a terrorist attack against the United States involving people coming across the U.S.-Mexico border,\u201d according to Elizabeth Oglesby from The Hill. In fact, most of the caravan members are not harmful at all and pose no true threat to national security; rather, these people are joining the caravan because they are seeking asylum and are attempting to escape life threatening situations and tyrannical leaderships. While I understand the concerns involving a sudden flood of thousands of undocumented immigrants entering our country and how this might affect our economy, the reality is that the immigrants are fairly harmless and the fears and concerns surrounding their arrival were simply drummed up for political gain. It is a waste of government resources to send the U.S. military to defend the Mexican border, and the incoming immigrants should be met with the same border patrol standards and agents that everyone else crossing the border faces.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border and prevent asylum seekers from entering the United Sta\u2026\nNoah from New York\nSeeing innocent unarmed men, women and children tear-gassed by the Border Patrols is unbearable to watch. They\u2019re only doing what\u2019s best for them to survive, and they sure did not go to the border to fight and become victimized. They deserve help, but sending the military in would only serve more conflict than justice. It would send the wrong message to people who only seek refuge.\nSeeing innocent unarmed men, women and children tear-gassed by the Border Patrols is unbearable to watch. They\u2019re only doing what\u2019s best for them to s\u2026\nGabriella from New York\nI disagree with president Trumps decision by sending the troops over because the immigrants coming over from Mexico are not doing any harm to us. Trump should keep the troops back and make them save us from a much bigger problem then this. The immigrants just want to come over and be safe and they should not have to worry about troops being there to hold them back, they did nothing to us. trump should just hold his troops back.\nI disagree with president Trumps decision by sending the troops over because the immigrants coming over from Mexico are not doing any harm to us. Trum\u2026\nJordan from California\nThese people are fleeing there homes, from abuse, from drug lords, from death, simply trying to find refuge in the \u201cGreat\u201d country we call America. Some of them have traveled thousands of miles, with risk of being caught, or being crushed under the weight of the train that they fell off of. They suffered through malnutrition, dehydration, only to arrive at there desired destination, be put at gun point, arrested, and sent back to the abuse and likely death they came from. If this were you, would you take it like a man? I know I couldn\u2019t.\nThese people are fleeing there homes, from abuse, from drug lords, from death, simply trying to find refuge in the \u201cGreat\u201d country we call America. So\u2026\nNo, the asylum seekers are coming to the United States are simply trying to reach a place where they can be safe and live their lives. By placing military at the border Trump is sending a message of hostility to people who are already fleeing violence. Many of the people in the caravan are also families and children who, by facing them with military action, Trump is threatening with further violence if they try to enter the United States.\nNo, the asylum seekers are coming to the United States are simply trying to reach a place where they can be safe and live their lives. By placing mili\u2026\nCarlos from California\nI don\u2019t agree with Trumps choice because sending so many troops to the border is unnecessary to stop a group of starving, exhausted and unarmed asylum seekers. These people are only coming here to get a better life, we as Americans have no right to stop them. As a country founded on immigration we should not turn our backs on our roots and force these people out just because they may or may not commit a crime.\nI don\u2019t agree with Trumps choice because sending so many troops to the border is unnecessary to stop a group of starving, exhausted and unarmed asylum\u2026\nRiver from California\nI do not think that Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the border was the correct one. This is because these people are seeking asylum. Although border security is important, sending that much force to the border is excessive.\nI do not think that Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the border was the correct one. This is because these people are seeking asylum. Although\u2026\nAs a Latino that is proud to be a Mexican-American, I believe President Trump\u2019s move on sending a whole nation\u2019s militant force is completely absurd. My mother has continuously told me of the struggle she, her siblings and her father had to surpass to gain citizenship and to actually enter this nation. In the long run, these poor immigrants only want help and if the border protection services think they do not deserve residency, then they shall not recieve residency. It is as simple as that. There is no need to complicate their life changing experience of turning their whole life around and restarting the thing they can only do one time: live life. So, Trump I ask you to please keep the military away from the border and to make them useful somewhere else in the nation.\nAs a Latino that is proud to be a Mexican-American, I believe President Trump\u2019s move on sending a whole nation\u2019s militant force is completely absurd. \u2026\nIsaiah from Florida\nWhat we have here is not a wrong or right, but rather a lack of perception. Our president is not wrong in his choice however ,depending on how the repercussions are considered, he could perhaps go in a different direction. If I were in his position of power I would be thinking, \u201cI am in charge of keeping this country safe\u201d. Would you not also try to prevent a possible threat before it is upon the nation? From this perspective it does make sense for him to send aid. However, considering how society is split concerning immigration, an alternative should be discussed, as to not add fuel to the roaring flame.\nWhat we have here is not a wrong or right, but rather a lack of perception. Our president is not wrong in his choice however ,depending on how the rep\u2026\nAnahi from Maryland\nI disagree with Mr. Trump\u2019s actions but I understand his reasoning. I\u2019m Mexican American and it hurts to see how others view all Mexicans as criminals.\nMakenna from California\nSending in the military was completely unnecessary. We have Border Patrol for a reason. Plus, these people pose no threat to us as they are fleeing from their country. All they want to do is get a better life. Not to mention that the naturalization process takes so long, that these people may feel like their only option is to enter the US illegally. I believe that there are better, less extreme ways to handle the situation.\nSending in the military was completely unnecessary. We have Border Patrol for a reason. Plus, these people pose no threat to us as they are fleeing f\u2026\nThe claim that 100 ISIS members were arrested in Guatemala was false, yet another sad attempt to demonize immigrants by political leaders to drive up fear in their racist and xenophobic bases.\nThe claim that 100 ISIS members were arrested in Guatemala was false, yet another sad attempt to demonize immigrants by political leaders to drive up \u2026\nReid from Texas\nI agree with some points, but not everyone attempting to enter the US is completely safe to our country. As a matter of fact, to some extent there is not even a 1 percent chance that someone is a terrorist or dangerous to our country but otherwise, do not use that statement too loosely.\nI agree with some points, but not everyone attempting to enter the US is completely safe to our country. As a matter of fact, to some extent there is \u2026\nOver 100 ISIS members were arrested from Guatemala, which the caravan passed through. How many were missed that slipped into the ranks of the caravan?\nsydney from California\nNo, I don\u2019t believe how President Trump handled the situation was the best and seemed very forceful. Although I understand the reasoning behind his actions.\nI feel that our border has border patrol to protect it and America needs jobs to be filled. Also, military action on U. S. soil is never good.\nBibian from California\nI don\u2019t agree because people are looking for a better, safer life in the U.S. and we should treat and respect them as people, like us, not as \u201caliens\u201d.\nCharles from Virginia\nYou are correct. People are looking for a better life in the United States. This nation is still the land of oppurtunity and people of all backgrounds and nations are welcome to come to our great country and pursue the American Dream they should do it legally. Therefore, Mr. Trump is absolutely justified in sending the military to defend our borders from those who would come into this nation illegally. It is not a move against Mexicans, it is in the best interest of the American people.\nYou are correct. People are looking for a better life in the United States. This nation is still the land of oppurtunity and people of all backgrounds\u2026\nIvory from Texas\nI do not agree with Trump sending forces to the US/Mexico border because the people are still in Mexico so no action should be taken. And the people that are crossing can enter the country legally.\nI do not agree with Trump sending forces to the US/Mexico border because the people are still in Mexico so no action should be taken. And the people t\u2026\nI do not agree with Trumps plan to send in troops to the US-Mexico border. If the United States was in the state that Mexico was in we would want to leave and migrate somewhere also. The entire situation is about seeing what these immigrants are going through and wanting to help them as much as possible. America was created to be a place of honor and sympathy not to hurt those who have been hurt y their own people in their beloved country. America started because, Americans before us wanted to start their own democracy and get away from the unfair treatment of the King. We should view this as immigrants wanting to have a better life and if anything help America prosper and continue to be successful.\nI do not agree with Trumps plan to send in troops to the US-Mexico border. If the United States was in the state that Mexico was in we would want to \u2026\nAnthony from Virginia\nMany immigrants come to the border to find sanctuary in the U.S. and escape from the bad in their own country. Trump overreacts on how he is protecting us from immigrants, this country is a signal for hope for those who can\u2019t live in fear. Soldiers should leave the border and let immigrants come in so they can start over.\nMany immigrants come to the border to find sanctuary in the U.S. and escape from the bad in their own country. Trump overreacts on how he is protectin\u2026\nKaydee from Georgia\nWe have a moral right not to deny access to those seeking refuge. It\u2019s better to guarantee the safety of thousands of refugees than prevent them from safety because of the slight chance that they may or may not commit crimes. To say that it is unfair to legal immigrants is also arguable, considering that illegal immigrants have far fewer rights and face many more struggles being undocumented (not to say legal immigrants don\u2019t face struggles, because they definitely do). As a country founded by immigrants seeking asylum from oppression, we should be committed to making life for undocumented people easier, not harder.\nWe have a moral right not to deny access to those seeking refuge. It\u2019s better to guarantee the safety of thousands of refugees than prevent them from \u2026\nThey are also humans and there are coming for a reason to escape violance or death happening in their hometown\nSkylar from Connecticut\nThey are people seeking asylum\u2026. do not treat them as if they are enemies just because of their origin, the words they speak, or the color of the knuckles on their hand. I sincerely hope that we never have to seek asylum, because I would not want to be treated like this. It could happen to us to.\nThey are people seeking asylum\u2026. do not treat them as if they are enemies just because of their origin, the words they speak, or the color of the kn\u2026\nColin from Massachusetts\nAs a conservative, I do believe in strong border regulations. But the use of the military to stop illegal immigration is expensive and inefficient. The goal of Fiscal Conservatism, a key belief of the Republican party, is to limit spending, but this latest act is one of the most fiscally irresponsible moves of the presidency, it is a waste of resources, time, and money. Border Control should not be the job of the US Military, it should be the job of ICE and the other countless federal and state agencies which are tasked and specialize in Border Control.\nAs a conservative, I do believe in strong border regulations. But the use of the military to stop illegal immigration is expensive and inefficient. Th\u2026\nI believe we should Welcome and help these refugees. America is supposed to be the land of the free and was built on immigration. To close our borders now is inhumane.\nSayer from North Carolina\nPeople have the right to come to our country to seek asylum, they are coming to the US for SAFETY. There is no reason that Trump should be attacking people that just need a safe place to go\nPeople have the right to come to our country to seek asylum, they are coming to the US for SAFETY. There is no reason that Trump should be attacking p\u2026\nAlthough it is possible that some of the members of the caravan are criminals, many of them are trying to seek a better life for themselves and their kids. When people come from other countries (from Europe or Canada), they are not met with this much discontent. Statistics of criminal convictions in Texas have shown that illegal immigrants commit less than half the number of crimes committed by native born Americans. If we have the chance to help out thousands of innocent people, I believe it is worth the risk of having a few more criminals (if any). In addition, we already have border control so there is no reason to send thousands of troops to the border. These troops could be doing other things such as helping victims affected by the wildfires in California or hurricanes in other areas, instead of waiting at the border for the caravan to arrive. America was literally started and grown by immigrants, and many of the people who are against open borders seem to forget that their parents or grandparents immigrated to the United States. Had the border been closed one hundred years ago, many of us wouldn\u2019t even be here.\nAlthough it is possible that some of the members of the caravan are criminals, many of them are trying to seek a better life for themselves and their \u2026\nBecky from Ohio\nThe majority of people attempting to cross the border are doing so to make a better life for themselves and their family. Not so different from the people who founded this country in the first place. Sending troops to \u201cdefend\u201d the border from these people is a waste of government time, money and resources.\nThe majority of people attempting to cross the border are doing so to make a better life for themselves and their family. Not so different from the pe\u2026\nAlthough the President is trying to protect the citizens in the United States and keep a balance in immigration, I still believe that the people who cross the border every year have a reason and purpose for why they do so. According to BBC, \u201cThe migrants say they are leaving their respective countries in the hope of building a better future for themselves and their families.\u201d, and this could mean jobs, starting a family, or even living the American Dream that everyone hopes for around the world. If there could be some fine line between undocumented and legal immigrants, such as a specific process or place where you can gain immigration, then America would be a very ideal place for anybody\u2019s situation. Blocking off as many people through unarmed police may be ideal, but that doesn\u2019t mean that the government should not make things so hard for refugees and immigrants so they feel unwanted and unwelcome. They don\u2019t intend on harming anybody, they just want better opportunities that are more accessible in the US than their home countries.\nAlthough the President is trying to protect the citizens in the United States and keep a balance in immigration, I still believe that the people who c\u2026\nJada from Georgia\nAlthough it is Presidents job to protect the american people it is just uncalled for to send over 5,000 troops to the border. Those people at the caravan are just looking to find better living conditions for them and there children. Its uncalled for to deny them safety from the violence in their country. Eventhough there are concerns with terrorist coming to America these people are still human and deserve as much protection as we do. President Trump\u2019s job is to maintain order and still treat people like humans no matter tge situation. Sending 5,000 troops to the caravan is not a way to keep order but a problem that is causing taxpayers to pay a tremendous amount of money. Likewise, sending 5,000 troops to the caravan and denying people the ability to enter the U.S. is not treating people like humans.\nAlthough it is Presidents job to protect the american people it is just uncalled for to send over 5,000 troops to the border. Those people at the cara\u2026\nJessica from New York\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the Mexican border in response to the migrant caravan because it is composed of asylum seekers that are fleeing their home countries due to violence and poverty in the pursuit of opportunities and better living conditions in the United States. Sending 5,000 troops to the border is unnecessary and is economically wasteful because there are already border patrol agents there. President Trump tried to stir up fear among some of his anti-immigrant base ahead of the midterm elections, making the caravan seem to be a major threat to national security. However, the caravan consists of men, women, and children that joined together for protection and are in desperate situations, which is why they were willing to complete this difficult journey in hopes for a better life. Our country should meet them at the border with the regular border patrol agents only and there should be subsequent background checks to ensure there will be no crime or violence entering the country. Yet, the Hill reported that, \u201cthere has never been a terrorist attack against the United States involving people coming across the U.S.-Mexico border, nor any known terrorists arrested here.\u201d Rather than forming generalizations about the Central Americans that need our help, President Trump and the United States government should find efficient ways to provide them aid and help them transition into our society to benefit themselves, their families, and this country.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to the Mexican border in response to the migrant caravan because it is composed of a\u2026\nHaley from California\nSending so many troops seems more extreme than the situation calls for. A large amount of people seeking asylum is not the same thing as an invasion, and the issue doesn\u2019t demand sheer military force.\nSending so many troops seems more extreme than the situation calls for. A large amount of people seeking asylum is not the same thing as an invasion, \u2026\nIf people are in need, it shouldn\u2019t matter what their background is. We should be offering them help with open arms. Instead Trump is sending troops to \u201cfight off\u201d these people in need just because their Hispanic immigrants. This country was built off of immigrants it shouldn\u2019t matter who comes to this country as long as we can help them. We\u2019re supposed to the \u201cLand of the Free\u201d where people can purse their \u201cAmerican Dream\u201d, but all we\u2019re doing as country is turning away those people who have hope in their eyes for a better life. As country we should be helping those who are in need.\nIf people are in need, it shouldn\u2019t matter what their background is. We should be offering them help with open arms. Instead Trump is sending troops t\u2026\nAshlyn from Ohio\nI do not agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border for two main reasons. The first reason I do not agree with the POTUS on this is that the migrants are fleeing in order to live a better life, and where else is better to go than America- the home of the \u2018American Dream\u2019 and a place described as a \u2018melting pot.\u2019 The second reason I do not agree is that at the beginning of history shows us that at one time, we were them. At one time, we too were fleeing our home country for a better life, so who are we, as Americans, to deny these migrants who are doing the same thing we did?\nI do not agree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send troops to the border for two main reasons. The first reason I do not agree with the POTUS on \u2026\nDerrick from South Carolina\nWe are a nation of Immigrants built by Immigrants and it is not only our moral obligation to provide refuge for those looking to escape the trappings of rundown countries but a economic one as well. Immigrants coming from the southern border have been proven to be hard-workers, taking jobs generally unwanted by the public workforce. While it is true that an open border provides easy pathways for actual criminals to cross into our nation the solution is more efficient methods to allow people to cross, work and live legitimately.\nWe are a nation of Immigrants built by Immigrants and it is not only our moral obligation to provide refuge for those looking to escape the trappings \u2026\nI do not agree with president Trump\u00b4s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers as the idea of sending 5,000 troops to assist the Border Patrol in stopping a caravan of people from Central American nations does not seem rational or a appropriate use of money collected by the government to stop a group that poses no threat to the country. In general, these people seek opportunities that they were not able to achieve in their own homeland and escape the harsh violence that many countries have as well. While it is illegal to come into the United States without the proper procedures, shouldn\u2019t people trying to find a better way of life be given this one exception to come into our welcoming country?\nI do not agree with president Trump\u00b4s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers as the idea of sending 5,000 \u2026\nAllison from Tennessee\nI believe that provoking military action along the border is the wrong move. These people are coming to America to escape their terrible living conditions and seek a better life, and America has always been the land of opportunity, and in denying these people asylum, we are denying these people their right to have a chance at pursuing a better life.\nI believe that provoking military action along the border is the wrong move. These people are coming to America to escape their terrible living condit\u2026\nSaryn from Florida\nI do not agree that Trump should send troops to get rid of those coming to America to seek asylum. These people have determined that their home life is terrible whether it may be getting away from an abusive family member or living in unsuitable conditions and they come to see asylum here. We should welcome them into our country and show them how to become citizens or help solve the problem they have at home.\nI do not agree that Trump should send troops to get rid of those coming to America to seek asylum. These people have determined that their home life i\u2026\nWhile I do think we should increase border security in order to filter out illegal immigrants who may mess with our economy and country, I don\u2019t quite think the military is the job for that. We already fund the military immensely, and we should be using it for better purposes besides keeping out asylum seekers. Perhaps specifically designated border control personnel should handle these issues, as the military may be a bit too extreme or violent. That doesn\u2019t mean we shouldn\u2019t be cautious, however, because asylum seekers who have no criminal record should try entering the legal way and getting a green card in the first place. Overall, though, I do not agree with sending our hugely funded military to guard the border.\nWhile I do think we should increase border security in order to filter out illegal immigrants who may mess with our economy and country, I don\u2019t quite\u2026\nThe US has a very rigorous process for which we process asylum seekers. We do not straight out reject asylum seekers.\nMoreover we have border patrol who can do their job, the military can not even assist in arresting anyone.\nThis was a political stunt as when the president sent the troops, most of the caravan was months away from arriving here. But he sent them right before midterm elections to rile up his base. And what happened right after midterms, not one tweet from trump about anything, and now he is sending the troops back home.\nMoreover we ha\u2026\nDeven from Georgia\nMost of these individuals only want a better life. If they wanted to harm others they could do it in their own countries. I believe that we can find a better way to deal with the issue instead of sending more troops to help. How about only letting a certain number in then having them go to certain government facilities for help and to set rules and conditions? We as a country should not be so paranoid about other entering our county. How would you feel if you had to leave The US because it was full of violence? Wouldn\u2019t you want to be accepted?\nMost of these individuals only want a better life. If they wanted to harm others they could do it in their own countries. I believe that we can find a\u2026\nIt is legally questionable to send the military to the border. This matter should be allocated to local police force, and there is a great threat of violence from sending the military in. Many innocent people could be killed. The US has to start taking responsibility for the way that imperialism in South America destroyed any of the countries\u2019 economies and corrupted their governments. We owe them some kind of aid. They will keep coming in until their situations get better, so lets fix this problem at the source instead of trying to put band-aids over the leaks.\nIt is legally questionable to send the military to the border. This matter should be allocated to local police force, and there is a great threat of v\u2026\nNo I do not agree with Trump\u2019s decisions to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum. Trump using 5,000 military troops is highly unnecessary because the people from the caravan are a bunch of innocent people who need money jobs and help. The people at the different borders all the way from Honduras and Guatemala should be held accountable for letting all of the people through so they can get all the way to The United States. If the military feels attacked by the peaceful protests then there is a possibility of a mass murder that can possible be made by the government. I think that the united states should work to further improve the national guard.\nNo I do not agree with Trump\u2019s decisions to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum. Trump using 5,000 military troops is high\u2026\nKelly from Florida\nNo, I do not agree with Presidents Trump\u2019s Decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against Asylum Seekers. The Caravan is a group of thousands of people who are escaping the bad conditions of their homes in the Honduras to come in the United States. These people do not pose a threat to the United States, they want to come to the U.S with the intention of finding better education and better jobs to support their family. There is no need to have 5,000 troops protecting the border, we already have officers protecting us at the border. We should have these troops being put into use for a bigger national problem with actual threats to our country.\nNo, I do not agree with Presidents Trump\u2019s Decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against Asylum Seekers. The Caravan is a group \u2026\nBrianna from New Jersey\nI do not agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. This is because what he is doing is wrong, a lot of the people that are trying to come to the US and have a better life here are no threat to any of us. I do not see a necessity in bringing troops, he is overreacting with the decision, a majority of the migrants coming here want to help their family which is something they can not really do in their own country. \u201cViolence today in Central America is a legacy of that era. In Guatemala, for example, a deeper problem than street gangs are the so-called \u201chidden powers\u201d, or government-linked organized crime networks with roots in the state violence of the 1980\u2019s.\u201d This shows how the violence in their own countries are affecting them which is making them want to cross the border and come to America. With Trump bringing troops he is stopping migrants from finding opportunities and not letting them better their life.\nI do not agree with Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers. This is because what he is doing is wro\u2026\nBrianna, I understand that violence may be rampant in Guatemala, and I do believe that many are escaping their country because they feel unsafe. However, did you think about America and how these illegals (the caravan of 5,000 people who planned to cross illegally) affect America\u2019s violence rate? \u201d 92 percent of the MS-13 affiliated aliens arrested were illegal aliens. Of those, 16 percent had entered illegally at least twice\u201d (Center for Immigration Studies). I don\u2019t think that you would argue that MS-13 is good, just think about it. During that time period (2005-2014) there were approximately 31,000 gang members nationwide that were arrested. 4,000+ of them were illegal, and some had crossed once, been deported, and crossed again. So are we not letting them \u201cbetter their lives\u201d when all they are doing is hurting America? Do you think that they should keep hurting Americans because that\u2019s what they do? They didn\u2019t come the legal way, many of them consider murder a hobby, and are scaring Americans. So the ultimate question is: do you value Illegial Immigrant safety and comfort higher than American safety and comfort?\nBrianna, I understand that violence may be rampant in Guatemala, and I do believe that many are escaping their country because they feel unsafe. Howev\u2026\nfrancisca from New Jersey\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers because they want to come here for a better live. America has many opportunities and they\u2019re just trying to give their kids a better live and trying to make something out of theirs.Trump is basically allowing their lives to be at risk and that\u2019s unfair because everyone deserves equal rights. I also feel like sending over 5,000 troops is an economical waste, just for the fact that it would be really expensive. Also the holidays are coming and having to separate people from their families just because the fact that people are trying to come into our country for better lives, isn\u2019t fair. I understand that he\u2019s trying to stop dangerous people from coming into the us but at the same time he is causing thousands of people that need help or protection to not be able to have it. Overall, i disagree with his point because it shows he\u2019s willing to use military strength against innocent people.\nI disagree with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers because they want to come here for\u2026\ntatiana from New Jersey\nI believe that both Donald Trump and the immigrants are right in different ways. Donald Trump just wants his country to be safe for everybody that\u2019s already here, and doesn\u2019t want to put his lives in danger. I also think that its extreme in his part to have 5,000 US Troops by the border to make sure that no one comes into the country. On the other hand the immigrants shouldn\u2019t be causing such chaos and bring so much attention to themselves.\nI believe that both Donald Trump and the immigrants are right in different ways. Donald Trump just wants his country to be safe for everybody that\u2019s \u2026\ni do not agree with Trump\u2019s action 5000 troops is to much their are already people at the border. i also do not agree with people just coming in whenever they want . There should be people their to help them get inside and be legal. People are going to the border because of gangs and their lives are at risk. Not all the people from that country are drug dealers and rapists most of them are normal people like us trying to escape a place of crime and poverty. if they ask for asylum we should take them in and get them back on their feet\ni do not agree with Trump\u2019s action 5000 troops is to much their are already people at the border. i also do not agree with people just coming in when\u2026\nZoe from Illinois\nI agree that I don\u2019t agree with Trump sending 5000 troops but I don\u2019t agree with what you say after. There is not going to be anyone to change how people will be able to come to America and be legal. It hasn\u2019t happened in years and it won\u2019t happen anytime soon because people are worried about \u201closing\u201d their jobs to the minorities. They aren\u2019t really looking to take other peoples jobs more so just to find a better home to live in.\nI agree that I don\u2019t agree with Trump sending 5000 troops but I don\u2019t agree with what you say after. There is not going to be anyone to change how peo\u2026\nElle from California\nI do not agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers. I believe that the people are trying to leave their home place just to be in better conditions. Many of those people are suffering with living conditions and just want to have a better life. What Trump is mainly thinking is that these people are coming to be terrorists. One main reason why I don\u2019t necessarily agree with that is because if the people wanted to be terrorists then they would have been terrorists in their own country. Why would they come to America to terrorize. These people are coming to have a better life and better living conditions. We already have people at the borders that are there to make sure there is no harm entering the country so I don\u2019t agree.\nI do not agree with president Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the mexican border against asylum seekers. I believe that the people are\u2026\nI disagree with the decision that our president has made, as I believe it is unnecessary for the vast array of security measures which he is instituting currently. However, this is a problem which deals with national security and we do not know who is to come to our border so we must handle this situation with precautions. At the end of the day these are still people and we can not discriminate against them so we must request for them to either go through the process of asking for asylum or asking for residency. So we do not need the military as we should try to stop from any altercations arising and actually offer a helping hand.\nI disagree with the decision that our president has made, as I believe it is unnecessary for the vast array of security measures which he is instituti\u2026\nAfter analyzing both sides of the argument, I can clearly state that Trump\u2019s decision to send military to defend the Mexican border against asylum seekers, is wrong. Upon hearing of the caravan of migrants, Trump did not consider the safety and lives of others, and focused more on how he would look. He focused on a small percentage of drug smugglers and gangsters, and did not consider the men, women, and children who desperately need this protection. If he closes the Southern border, those people would be forced to live dreadful lives, and have a chance in losing their lives. According to the New York Times, \u201cMany say they have been ground down by low wages, unemployment and poor public services in Honduras and are looking for better opportunities elsewhere. Others say they fear for their lives and intend to apply for asylum either in Mexico or the United States.\u201d As one can see, this article shows how most of those people are struggling to carry on with their lives, and having thousands of soldiers is completely unnecessary, as the migrants have yet to pose a threat. They have shown nothing but peace.\nAfter analyzing both sides of the argument, I can clearly state that Trump\u2019s decision to send military to defend the Mexican border against asylum see\u2026\ndasha from New York\nMost of the people in the caravan are escaping bad conditions in their home country and coming to America for asylum. Most of these people are not coming from a bad place and I think there is no reason to send troops.\nMost of the people in the caravan are escaping bad conditions in their home country and coming to America for asylum. Most of these people are not com\u2026\nPresident Trump is using this caravan as an excuse to cover up for the shortcomings of his administration. It seemed like he had to send troops to the border in order to secure votes from states that border Mexico. The reason for his popularity in states like Texas and Arizona is due to his strong belief on immigration. In these states, you see people that are done with immigration and this caravan, if not dealt with, would have hurt his chances to win these states. He talking on behalf of himself and not the American people. I do agree with the ideas that there should be background checks provided to ensure no violence enters our country. He also claims that people in this caravan bring violence and gang affiliation into the United States, but in the news we see more and more people being taken down by those who are mentally ill. If he spent more time on domestic problems, we wouldn\u2019t be seeing this tremendous loss of life that we are all to familiar with in the last few months.\nPresident Trump is using this caravan as an excuse to cover up for the shortcomings of his administration. It seemed like he had to send troops to the\u2026\nDeanna from Washington\nWe are a country that was founded on IMMIGRANTS\u2026 those escaping religious persecution from England, those looking for a better life than what they had in their country. To deny immigrants is to deny our history. We are not a country of nativists. We are a country of immigrants, who took the land from the true nativists, the North American Native Peoples.\nWe are a country that was founded on IMMIGRANTS\u2026 those escaping religious persecution from England, those looking for a better life than what they h\u2026\nAthena from California\nImmigrants are not being denied. If any of these individuals wanted to legally immigrate to the United States, they could most definitely do so. The United States welcomes around a million immigrants into the country each year. This is a huge figure that doesn\u2019t demonstrate the denying of immigrants you speak of. The current situation at the border is not legal immigration, nor is it even seeking asylum. Mexico offered this caravan asylum and they denied it, taking away their asylum-seeking status. The caravan has been violent toward Mexican border agents in addition to our own, even killing an American border agent as well as harming others. They have exhibited lethal force on us, so it is the President\u2019s duty to do the same in the protection of his people. In this situation, lethal force, specifically tear gas, is completely justified and is nothing out of the ordinary. Under former president Barack Obama, he called for lethal force/tear gas to be used at the border every month. It is the President\u2019s duty to protect his people, and if using lethal force against individuals committing illegal actions must be resorted to, then that is something that needs to be done. Had these individuals immigrated here legally or sought to seek asylum correctly, this situation would not be happening. These actions are justified and demonstrate a president\u2019s actions to protect his country and the people he serves within.\nImmigrants are not being denied. If any of these individuals wanted to legally immigrate to the United States, they could most definitely do so. The U\u2026\nYasmin from New Jersey\nI do not agree that with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border. The asylum seekers are purpusing the help of The United States because they are leaving for many reasons: domestic violence(gang activity), economic issues, etc. \u201cViolence today in Central America is a legacy of that era.\u201d, the migrants coming from these other countries as refugees are trying the better not only their lives but their families lives as well. In having the President block out the border and not allow the asylum seekers come through, he is allowing their lives to stay at risk.\nI do not agree that with President Trump\u2019s decision to send the military to defend the Mexican border. 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        "raw_content": "During my teen years in 1980s Kansas, several of my Bible Belt peers, nervous about an immanent apocalypse, wondered which world leader was really the Antichrist. Believe it or not one-time U.S. National Security Advisor and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's name came up a few times, even though he'd been out of office for some time.\nIt sounds a bit loony now.\nBut after watching the new BBC-Four documentary The Trials of Henry Kissinger, I wonder if my friends might have been on to something.\nTrue, Kissinger won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1973, but if the frequently disturbing charges have any merit, that award begins to sound more like a headli ne from the satirical rag The Onion than a reflection of his actual legacy.\nDirector Eugene Jarecki and writer Alex Gibney stack the deck against their subject. Eerie music sometimes plays during the talking head recollections making some of the interviews feel more sinister than they would without the accompaniment. Kissinger's only defenders featured in the film tend to be people like his successor Alexander Haig, whose creepy and unintentionally amusing testimony includes a remark that states that kidnapping really shouldn't be considered a crime. Most telling is the fact that the only footage of Kissinger presented in the movie is second hand.\nThat said, Jarecki and Gibney do find enough material to bring Kissinger's record into question and explain how the diplomat's tweaked version of statecraft (he is an admirer of Otto von Bismarck) may have cost thousands and possibly millions of lives. They follow him from his flight from Nazi Germany as a child to his service in World War II to his later ability to draw copious attention to himself.\nOne of Kissinger's first noteworthy achievements was the publication of his book Nuclear War and Foreign Policy, which advocated the limited use of atomic weapons and the need for a bomb shelter in every home. Apartment dwellers apparently missed his vision of homeland security.\nJarecki and Gibney score their biggest points when they examine how Kissinger's ambitions and double-dealing may have led to untold deaths in the 1960s and 70s. Kissinger worked with President Lyndon Johnson's team trying to hammer out a Vietnam peace deal. He was also passing information on to Richard Nixon, who was running against Hubert Humphrey, Johnson's desired successor.\nAccording to the filmmakers and British reporter Christopher Hitchens, whose book The Trial of Henry Kissinger was a launching pad for the film, Kissinger knew the Vietnam war could not be won but did everything in his power to extend it in order to give the Russians the idea that the U.S. was not a nation of pushovers.\nThis involved moving the war into Cambodia where Kissinger and others in the Nixon administration began a bombing campaign without the knowledge of Congress. Even the pilots of the planes were reportedly fed misleading coordinates, so they had no idea that the North Vietnamese supply lines they were attacking was in illegal territory.\nThe crown jewel in Jarecki and Gibney's case is a series of recently declassified documents, which indicate that Washington had given the Indonesian government of Suharto a green light to invade and devastate East Timor using weapons Congress had designated for defensive, not offensive purposes. Many of these documents, which are presented onscreen, contradict Kissinger's written memoirs.\nThey also indicate that Kissinger was deeply involved if not masterminding the overthrow of Salvador Allende's government in Chile on September 11, 1973. The documents also indicate that Kissinger even helped orchestrate the kidnapping and murder of a general who was supportive of Allende's presidency.\nJarecki and Gibney at times seem to be spending an inordinate amount of time vilifying Kissinger when other perpetrators should share the blame. From the evidence presented, some influential corporations like ITT had as much to do with the Chilean coup as Kissinger did, but Kissinger emerges like a Darth Vader lording over all the government misdeeds.\nIt's also might have been more interesting if Hitchens and Kissinger could have gone after each other on camera. As we find out early in the film, that will probably never happen. In the borrowed clips, Kissinger flatly and repeatedly refuses to address Hichens' charges.\nIn the segments where he appears, Hitchens seems as potentially interesting a subject as his nemesis. He comes across as articulate and informed, but something seems off and unnerving about him. He looks disheveled and bleary-eyed. While it's doubtful that he's, as Alexander Haig puts it, \"a sewer pipe sucker,\" Hitchens courts controversy and attention with same vigor that Kissinger does.\nOne of the reporter's books, The Missionary Position, made an unlikely villain of Mother Theresa. Hitchens slams right and left wing politicians in the same breath, so it's unusual that he takes such a forceful stand in Kissinger's case. A parallel look at the two men might have been just as rewarding as slamming the diplomat.\nJarecki and Gibney do deserve praise for their handling of the voiceover narration. Scottish-born actor Brian Cox recites Gibney's text and reads from the documents with an appropriate tone of gravity but resists the urge go into histrionics. He doesn't need to because the actions documented in The Trials of Henry Kissinger, if true, are so horrendous they need no embellishment.",
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        "raw_content": "How Do the Media and Police Estimate Crowd Sizes?\nNovember 6, 2014 Karl Smallwood\t4 comments\nKeith H. asks: When the police and media report crowd sizes of a parade or something, what do they base their numbers on?\nAlthough the task of determining how many people attend something as large as say, a political rally or a protest may seem like a daunting, almost impossible undertaking to do with any accuracy, with some basic information, it\u2019s actually not that difficult to get reasonably accurate results. The most well-known method of estimating the size of a given crowd is simply called \u201cThe Jacobs\u2019 Method\u201d as an ode to its inventor, Herbert Jacobs. Jacobs spent a few decades working for the Milwaukee Journal before retiring into teaching journalism at the University of California, Berkeley in the 1960s. He thought up his very simple crowd size estimate method after observing numerous Vietnam War protests outside of his office window.\nFor example, Jacobs found that in the most densely packed crowds, each person took up approximately 2.5 square feet. We should note that this is the absolute upper limit of a how dense a crowd can safely get, as in, you simply couldn\u2019t fit more people into a crowd this dense without someone being trampled or worse, which is probably why most, including some scholarly articles on the subject we read, simply refer to it as \u201cmosh-pit density\u201d. In a dense, but more manageable crowd, Jacobs observed that participants had a comparably more roomy 4.5 square feet whilst those in a \u201clight\u201d crowd had a positively breezy 10 square feet to themselves.\nIn any event, once he had the approximate average number of students in each grid, he could then easily calculate the number of grids in an area occupied at a given density, and quite quickly come up with a very good estimate of how many people were in a given crowd. Thus, the now Gold Standard, and remarkably simple, \u201cJacobs\u2019 Method\u201d was born.\nThis may sound like an overly simple solution but the truth is, it\u2019s strikingly accurate when done by non-biased observers, and modern technology has only made it easier. For instance, tools like Google Earth have made learning the exact size and area of a location, as well as dividing an area into grids, an almost trivial feat for just about anyone. And thanks to ubiquitous media coverage, any large gathering of people is going to have video or photographic footage (if not just scanning the Tweetosphere for people in the crowd who may have gotten a good shot and posted it online). So breaking things down from there is relatively trivial. Of course, one could get really fancy and take a photo of an entire crowd and use a bit of custom designed image processing software to programmatically count the people in a crowd for a more exact number, but the extra level of accuracy here over the properly executed Jacobs\u2019 Method isn\u2019t really typically that much, nor all that necessary.\nOf course, when giving estimations, sometimes the news media or the organisers of an event do like to fudge the numbers a bit. Perhaps the most famous example is that of the Million Man March- a mass gathering of African Americans (mostly men) that took place in 1995. As you can probably guess from the name of the march, event organisers afterwards were very insistent that at least a million men had attended, with estimates going as high as two million. However, the National Parks Service disagreed and offered up a much lower, but still extremely significant figure of around 400,000 individuals. But when something is called the Million Man March, 400,000 seems a bit of a letdown, even though it\u2019s logically very much not; getting 400,000 people (about 1.2% of all African Americans in the United States at the time) to show up at such an event in Washington DC is really quite a feat.\nNevertheless, the NPS\u2019s estimate incensed a key player behind the march, Louis Farrakhan, so much so that he threatened to sue the NPS. As a direct result of the brouhaha that followed, the NPS is now banned by congress from estimating the size of crowds in Washington, at least publicly. As they noted, if the President asks them for how big a crowd was, they\u2019re happy to crunch the numbers given footage of the crowd. They just aren\u2019t technically supposed to use tax payer dollars in this way anymore, so wouldn\u2019t share that information with the media who, of course, could quite easily come up with their own estimates.\nSo how many people actually attended the Million Man March? While an exact figure is impossible to discern, most researchers are in agreement that the original estimation of the NPS is pretty accurate. For example, in 2004 a pair of researchers, Clark McPhail and John D. McCarthy, worked out that in the location of the gathering there would have been space for a maximum of 1,048,206 people assuming that every inch of the crowd was as densely packed as safely possible at 2.5 square feet per person. In the end, from the pictures available of the gathering, they determined that the NPS\u2019s estimate of about 400,000 was quite accurate.\nThis isn\u2019t a one-off case either; research has shown that the estimates of event organizers are consistently higher than those of the police, who tend to give more accurate predictions given the events generally take place in gathering spaces that are well documented in case of emergency, in terms of how many people they can safely hold. Of course, event organizers (and sometimes the media) can have something to gain by overstating how large a crowd is, while the police and other official agencies generally do not.\nThat said, there are certainly examples out there of official agencies intentionally adjusting announced crowd sizes for one reason or another just like organisers love to do. Luckily, there\u2019s a simple method of accurately estimating the size of a crowd that\u2019s free from bias, and these days can be easily done even just by some guy sitting at home in his PJs surfing the web half way across the world from where the event is actually happening, which is more than a little amazing. Don\u2019t you think?\nThe \u201ccheerleader effect,\u201d the theory that people look more attractive in groups, has been around for ages. In 2013, research by Drew Walker and Edward Vul of the University of California (published in Psychological Science) demonstrated that this is actually true; people do report others looking more attractive in groups than when seeing the same individual without others around them. 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        "raw_content": "Sacred Truth, Profane Cinema by R. Ambrose Aufill\nSacred Truth, Profane Cinema\nAnother Look at the Film Priest\nby R. Ambrose Aufill\n\u201cThe right perception of any matter and a misunderstanding of the same matter do not wholly exclude each other.\u201d\n\u2014the Priest in Franz Kafka\u2019s The Trial\nWhen it was released in 1995, the movie Priest deeply offended many Catholics because of its sexual content and because of its thoroughly unflattering portrayal of the Catholic priesthood. Of the five clerical characters in the film, three are immoral or pathological in some way, and the other two are simply mean and heartless. Given such objectionable elements, it is not surprising that many of the Catholic faithful were deeply offended and saw the film as yet another attack on the Church and on Catholic tradition and morality.\nThe detractors of the film have raised the issue of the relation between public morality and artistic freedom, especially as regards the portrayal of religion and sacred figures. Vatican Council II also addressed this matter in the Decree on the Means of Social Communication, which says:\n[This] question bears on the relation between the rights of art\u2014to use a current expression\u2014and the moral law. The controversies to which this problem increasingly gives rise frequently trace their origin to an erroneous understanding of ethics or of esthetics. The Council proclaims that all must accept the absolute primacy of the objective moral order. It alone is superior to and is capable of harmonizing all forms of human activity, not excepting art, no matter how noble in themselves. Only the moral order touches man in the totality of his being as God\u2019s rational creature, called to a supernatural destiny. If the moral order is fully and faithfully observed, it leads man to full perfection and happiness.\nHence there can be no principled objection to censorship or to professional codes of ethics for moviemakers. Still less should anyone object to nongovernmental measures, such as boycotts directed at those who produce offensive and immoral films.\nWhen I first heard about Priest, I, too, was appalled and refused to see it because it sounded practically pornographic. I now think, however, that Priest is more significant and more profound than either its detractors or its liberal defenders realize. Because a friend of mine saw some merit in it, I finally agreed to watch the film.\nThere are scenes in Priest that are unnecessarily sexually explicit and that are therefore morally offensive. I don\u2019t defend them. The moral flaws evident in Priest are also aesthetic flaws that detract from the real value and significance of the film.\nIf the makers of Priest had been willing to accept the primacy of moral law in their treatment of these controversial issues, they would have produced a better film, even by secular and cinematographic standards. It appears that Miramax was willing to sacrifice quality for the sake of notoriety: it\u2019s fashionable and profitable to offend Catholics. For this, Miramax deserves sharp criticism from all thoughtful people, whether Catholic or not. Priest is a perfect example of how the absence of moral standards and of appropriate reticence actually corrupts the filmmaker\u2019s art.\nI also agree with the Catholic League that there is a strong current of anti-Catholic and anticlerical animus in Priest. This, too, is a flaw that detracts from the quality of the film: it reflects the secularist critique of religion as well as the agenda of the dissenting faction within the Church. The net impression is that the Church is cruel and inhuman and that the liberal, humanistic Father Matthew (who cohabits with his housekeeper) is the sanest and most sympathetic character among the clerics portrayed. To the extent that the movie is partisan religio-political propaganda, it is defective as a work of art.\nStill, as much as I agree with the Catholic League about the flaws and defects of Priest, I do think that there is more to the film than either Catholic or secular reviewers have recognized. Miramax is largely to blame for this lack of serious attention to the film itself. The elements of sensationalism and bias, as well as the appalling plan to release the film on Good Friday, obscured the depth of the story line, the quality of the acting, and the subtle ambivalence of the producer and the writers toward their own liberal-naturalistic agenda. If Miramax had not gone out of its way to be offensive and deliberately outrageous, Priest might have received a calmer and less negative evaluation.\nSince many have seen the film over the last three years despite the objections, a calm evaluation may be helpful. Priest, I believe, can be interpreted in the light of faith, in a manner that separates the gold from the dross.\nFathers Greg & Matthew\nDespite its biased characterizations, Priest is far from being self-satisfied liberal propaganda. The makers of the film are aware of the religious and moral complexity of the issues involved. The real action in Priest begins with a conflict between Father Matthew Thomas and Father Greg Pilkington over whether the pulpit should address primarily personal sin or social sin (oppression, diminished funding for the welfare state and education, the environment, racism, etc.). Father Greg says there is simply sin, period; and that Father Matthew\u2019s refusal to call individuals to repentance for personal sin is a disservice to the parishioners\u2014who are, indeed, poor and oppressed. The parish is largely Irish and working-class in the midst of Liverpool, so there are plenty of social ills to complain about. Father Greg pointedly preaches that people have lost their sense of personal sin and have made \u201csociety\u201d the scapegoat for all their personal faults and failings.\nOf course, Father Greg is right; but he falls into the opposite errors of legalism and individualism. In reaction to the antinomian spirit of the liberal dissenters, Father Greg unintentionally falls into a typical liberal error: the reduction of Christian faith to moralism or personal pietism. True, we cannot make others scapegoats for our own sins; but it is the mysterious solidarity of the human race that makes it possible for us to be redeemed vicariously through Christ, who wills to be, not our scapegoat, but the Lamb of God for us. Father Greg is right about personal sin, but he has lost sight of the intertwined meaning of the cross of Christ and our participation in it as members of his body.\nFather Matthew is offended by Father Greg\u2019s sermon because its implicit legalism and individualism seem a mere \u201cguilt trip\u201d unrelated to anything that really matters. Father Matthew preaches a humanistic gospel in which the\nChurch takes its cue from creation and from human progress. In his perspective (rather like Matthew Fox\u2019s \u201ccreation spirituality\u201d), original sin is meaningless except perhaps as a way of speaking about the vestigial aspects of human life not yet affected by upward evolution. If anything is \u201csinful,\u201d it is the institutional Church andother inhuman and oppressive institutions that resist progressive opinion. Father Matthew is essentially a Pelagian and a humanist. His theology has no room for either sin or grace. This is convenient for him because he doesn\u2019t need to give up his housekeeper-concubine; after all, violating the law of celibacy is only personal sin rather than institutional sin.\nSo conflict between the two priests is inevitable. The unforeseen complication is that Father Greg himself is being torn apart by homosexual desire. His legalism and external strictness mask a deeply conflicted heart and soul and a profound spiritual anguish. At one point, he goes up to talk to Father Matthew\u2014perhaps hoping to confide his struggles in Matthew, who seems genuinely tolerant and compassionate toward human infirmity. Instead, Greg finds Matthew in his room with the housekeeper. So much for Father Matthew\u2019s \u201ccompassion\u201d when it\u2019s needed. Greg isn\u2019t looking for someone to bless his sins but to help him. At the crucial moment, Father Matthew fails him. No doubt Father Greg could have confided in Matthew, but the liberal priest would simply have encouraged Greg to give in to his appetites\u2014just as Matthew himself has done. The result is that Father Greg is utterly alone in facing his temptations and therefore succumbs to them.\nSo the movie Priest does portray Catholic law and doctrine as oppressive, but the liberal priest\u2019s agenda is not thereby vindicated. Father Matthew is so concerned with \u201csociety\u201d and his own appetites that he has no time for his fellow priest in a time of crisis. When Father Matthew gets home later, Father Greg has already become sexually involved with another man. Matthew senses something is wrong and assures Greg that his door is always open; but it\u2019s too late, and Greg neither wants nor needs the kind of \u201copenness\u201d Matthew is offering.\nConfessional Conflict\nThe same problem appears when Greg is told in the confessional by a teenage girl that she is being sexually abused by her father. Greg wants to do something but can\u2019t because of the seal of the confessional and because the girl won\u2019t give him permission to say anything. In addition to his own guilt and the sense of his own hypocrisy, Father Greg is racked with perplexity about what to do about this girl\u2019s situation. The Church\u2019s rule about the confessional seems rigid and pointless, but even Father Matthew refuses to endorse breaking the seal. Again, the movie is aware of the seriousness of the conflicting obligations: not even Father Matthew is willing to endorse revealing what is told in the confessional.\nIn a riveting scene, the girl\u2019s father comes to Father Greg\u2019s confessional and justifies his incest by claiming that it expresses a perfectly natural appetite. Father Greg condemns incest as wholly unnatural and offers to help the man find therapy or other assistance for his perverse obsession. The father refuses, claiming that he is no sexual inadequate and doesn\u2019t need anyone\u2019s help; he simply has seen through an absurd taboo inflicted by the Church and by an oppressive society. He goes on to justify his conduct by citing the example of Pope Alexander VI, who supposedly once sold a dispensation to commit incest in return for a large sum of gold (I doubt that this is accurate; it was probably a dispensation to marry a close relative. But anti-Catholic polemicists use whatever weapon they can find, as did this man who wants to justify incest on the grounds that clerics sin, too).\nNote the irony of the situation: the libertine, do-what-comes-naturally ethic promoted by Father Matthew is being used to defend even incest with one\u2019s own daughter. Father Matthew\u2019s naturalistic, creation-is-good, sexual-restraint-is-neurosis beliefs can be put to the most perverse and inhuman uses. If social sin is all that matters, then why not commit incest if one is so inclined? If natural law arguments and revelation are specious, then on what basis can any appetite be ruled beyond bounds? And if the sins of the clergy render them unfit to pronounce on these matters, then who does say what is really wrong? Father Greg sees this and is even more troubled and horrified at himself\u2014and yet he has nowhere to turn for help with his own sin or for the abused girl.\nIn a particularly wrenching sequence, Father Greg goes through his own Gethsemane experience. He can\u2019t do anything for the girl, he is bound by the seal of the confessional, his own sins weigh him down and make clear his own inadequacy. On his knees before a crucifix, he begs Christ to do something because he is the Son of God and Greg is in the depths of despair.\nAnd Father Greg\u2019s prayer is heard. The scene in Priest recalls the many occasions in the Bible when fire descended from heaven to signify God\u2019s acceptance of a pleasing sacrifice, as with Elijah (1 Kings 18:38). This symbolism is used in Priest, as well. The abused girl comes home and puts bread in the toaster oven. As the priest undergoes his agony and makes his impassioned prayer, her father comes home and takes her to his bed; both forget the bread in the oven, which then bursts into fire and sets off the alarms. The mother comes home, panicked by the fire alarm. She puts out the flames. Then she discovers her husband with their daughter. Amid screams and tears, she chases her husband out, calling him an animal and protecting her daughter from him.\nThe mother says repeatedly how sorry she is\u2014because she has been one of the chief proponents in the parish of the social gospel of Father Matthew. She was so busy thinking about social sin and the homeless that she didn\u2019t even know what was happening in her own home to her own daughter. Suddenly the \u201cgospel\u201d that proclaims the importance only of social sin and ignores personal sin is revealed as false and self-serving. Such a false gospel only serves the purposes of ruthless selfishness and cruelty.\nSymbol of Fire\nThe recurrent symbolism of fire is a hint at the meaning of the story line: it was fire and brimstone that destroyed Sodom and that is\u2014ludicrously\u2014recalled in Priest at a wake for a parishioner who wanted \u201cGreat Balls of Fire\u201d sung in his memory. It was also the righteous Lot, who escaped Sodom, who soon thereafter committed incest with his daughters in the wilderness: \u201cTherefore let him who stands beware lest he fall\u201d (1 Cor. 10:12). If one watches the movie carefully, one sees recurring appearances of fire\u2014such as the incinerators or torches\u2014whatever they are\u2014that are in the background when Father Greg confronts the incestuous father and that can be glimpsed through the window when the mother discovers the truth. The fire is suggestive of hell and of the burning of sexual passion; and yet it also suggests purgation by the divine presence (i.e., the burning bush, the pillar of fire, the Holy Spirit at Pentecost). The bread that is consumed by the fire in the oven and whose immolation reveals the father\u2019s abuse of the girl is itself an obvious Eucharistic symbol.\nHenri de Lubac says concerning this symbolism:\nThis Holy Spirit, by whom Christ\u2019s carnal body was prepared, intervenes too in the confection of the Eucharist for the making of his Mystical Body. He who fell upon the sacrifice of Elias as a devouring fire burns up the dross in humankind, the obstacle to the unifying power of the sacrament. And as the Spirit of Christ once came down upon the Apostles not to unite them together in a closed group but to light within them the fire of universal charity, so does he still whenever Christ delivers himself up once more \u201cthat the scattered children of God may be gathered together.\u201d Our churches are the \u201cupper room\u201d where not only is the Last Supper renewed but Pentecost also. (Catholicism: Christ and the Common Destiny of Man, San Francisco: Ignatius Press, 1988, pp. 110\u2013111)\nOnce more, Priest can\u2019t be easily dismissed as mere humanist propaganda. The makers of the film understand the categories of sin and grace and the meaning of biblical and sacramental symbolism. Some film reviewers have criticized Priest for not adequately tying together its three themes: the controversy between the two priests, the dilemma over the seal of the confessional, and Father Greg\u2019s deeply conflicted homosexuality. What is not recognized in such criticism is that these three themes are indeed tied together on a supernatural level through the mystical body and the communion of saints. In this respect, Priest is rather like Georges Bernanos\u2019s novels, which similarly depart from the conventions of literary naturalism. What the French literary critic Henri Deblue says concerning Bernanos\u2019s writing is equally applicable to Priest:\nIt would be a mistake to see in this a lack of cohesion because such cohesion does indeed exist powerfully at a profound level. The novelistic universe of Bernanos is quite coherent, but the fundamental ties which bind together the persons, acts, and situations pass, one might say, through the infinite: the real relations are supernatural. . . . In a religious universe, the encounters which we attribute to chance are always either providential or demonic.\nThe mysterious and yet incarnate solidarity of mankind on both the natural and the supernatural levels makes this possible with regard to both sin and grace. Father Matthew may be a nice guy, but his violation of the law of celibacy renders him unable to help Father Greg in the hour of temptation. The spiritual and moral crisis of the clergy is reflected in the parishioners themselves\u2014most shockingly in the abuse of a teenage girl by her own father. Whatever one might say about the makers of Priest, they do not take the mystery of sin lightly: even the matter of predestination and human freedom is broached between Father Greg and his gym coach, who insists that God is to blame for Judas Iscariot, Hitler, Stalin, and Saddam Hussein.\nPelagian Naturalism\nPriest implies that the problems of sin and grace and freedom are not resolvable on a merely naturalistic basis. From an artistic standpoint, Priest\u2019s Bernanos-like deviations from naturalistic conventions also imply this. The film\u2019s surreal aspect is evident at the very beginning, in a brief sequence that seems at first unrelated to the rest of the action. The old pastor, whose place Father Greg is assuming in the parish, is furious at being transferred. In a rage, he takes a huge crucifix down from the church wall and carries it through the streets to the bishop\u2019s residence\u2014and rams the crucifix right through the bishop\u2019s front window. The shattering of the fine glass window by the image of the crucified implies also the shattering of the glass (or lens) of naturalism\u2014whether aesthetic or moral\u2014as the true window on reality. In symbolic terms, the shocking sight of a glass window broken in pieces by a crucifix corresponds to the rending of the veil of the temple at the death of Christ (Mark 15:38). Critics who ridicule the lack of natural plausibility in this opening episode are missing the surreal and symbolic aspect of it. It\u2019s not meant to be plausible in naturalistic terms.\nIn theology, naturalism is known as Pelagianism; this is Father Matthew\u2019s gospel, and it takes the form of an optimistic humanism. In a sense, Father Greg is at first also infected with this error. For him, religion is initially a graceless and individualistic legalistic system that is inadequate to the temptations of the flesh. His confrontation with his own sin and with what he hears in the confessional is a Via Dolorosa that opens him up to grace and divine mercy.\nWhen Father Greg\u2019s homosexual relationship is discovered, he is hauled into court for public indecency and convicted. He makes no excuses. He admits his guilt and accepts his punishment. When Father Greg sees that his guilt is in the tabloids, he breaks under the strain. He takes an overdose of pills and has to be rushed to the hospital. He survives only to be told by his bishop to disappear and to \u201cpiss off\u201d out of his diocese. The bishop has just been telling the reporters about the need for compassion and understanding toward fallen priests.\nIs this portrayal too hard on bishops? Undoubtedly. Priest would have benefited from showing how difficult the bishop\u2019s position really is in such cases: how is he to reconcile law with compassion when neither can be sacrificed? Since the media understand neither law nor love, is it surprising that the glare of publicity alarms the bishop? Again, the dilemma seems unresolvable in naturalistic terms. There is a hint at the possibility of resolution when the bishop, as he exits, throws Greg a small package of grapes: the Eucharistic symbolism first suggested by the bread in the toaster oven is now completed by a sort of \u201coffertory\u201d in which the fallen priest\u2019s life is itself an oblation.\nWhen Father Greg goes home from the hospital, Father Matthew wants Greg to concelebrate Mass with him in defiance of the bishop. Father Matthew genuinely feels compassion for Greg but also wants to use him as a banner-bearer for the dissident cause in the Church. Greg refuses and is exiled to a country parish with an absurdly nasty old priest who calls Greg \u201ca boil on the Body of Christ, ready to erupt in pus and blood and stench.\u201d Here the screenwriter has created a cardboard character: the old priest is simply incredible and absurd. Even allowing for the anti-naturalistic and surreal aspects of the film, this part of Priest is clumsily handled. The filmmaker\u2019s bias against obedient clergy detracts from the quality of the film.\nHowever, the anti-Church bias is partly redeemed when Matthew comes to visit Greg in the country parish. Greg defends the Church and Catholic moral teaching on homosexuality against the liberal priest who urges him to reject the teaching as cruel and inhuman. Greg knows he has done wrong and tells Matthew so. However, it does seem that Greg has been made something of a scapegoat himself\u2014heterosexual sin among the clergy and the laity is winked at (as in Matthew\u2019s case), but Father Greg is punished with great severity. In typical liberal fashion, Matthew argues that \u201cequality\u201d means an equal right to offend God, regardless of one\u2019s orientation. Father Greg refuses to accept that argument. Finally, though, he decides to accept Matthew\u2019s invitation to offer Mass at their old parish, but not in order to foster dissent in the Church: he goes to beg his parishioners\u2019 forgiveness, not to claim his rights.\nThe Final Efficacy: The Sacrifice Consummated\nThe final scene is the Mass. Before the Mass begins, there is a hostile confrontation between Father Matthew and the conservative congregants, who storm out in a self-righteous rage at seeing the disgraced Father Greg at the altar. Father Matthew tells them to leave if they can\u2019t show any compassion or understanding. Father Greg cites the words of Christ in John 8: \u201cLet him who is without sin. . . .\u201d The angry parishioners say that they will not receive the Eucharist from such a sinner. The odd thing is that, not only are they mean-spirited, but their attitude also is contrary to Catholic teaching: the efficacy of the sacraments does not depend on the worthiness of the minister. Besides, Father Matthew is also a sinful priest, and they don\u2019t reject him. Finally the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass begins: the unworthy priests nevertheless offer the sinless Lamb for the sins of the world.\nBut none of the congregants who remain in the church will receive Communion from Father Greg\u2019s hands. The congregation does not forgive Greg his sin, the liberal priest wants to justify the sin, and the abused girl\u2019s mother blames Father Greg for not breaking the seal of the confessional. But then the girl herself, who is an innocent victim of others\u2019 sin, breaks the impasse when she receives the Blessed Sacrament from Greg\u2019s hands. Father Greg and the girl break into tears and embrace. The Mass, which makes present the sacrifice of the Cross, bears fruit in reconciliation.\nStrangely enough, the movie Priest upholds Catholic belief concerning the priesthood and the efficacy of the sacraments. By the very fact that the priests themselves are portrayed so negatively and the laws of the Church as so oppressive, the reality of sacramental grace is underscored. It is rather like Graham Greene\u2019s novel, The Power and the Glory, which was also denounced by some Catholics as bizarre and derogatory to the dignity of the priesthood. Priest is indeed often derogatory\u2014make no mistake about it. It would have been a better movie if it had portrayed at least one priest who was kindhearted and well adjusted and also obedient to the Church.\nBut even so, I was deeply moved by this film\u2014even brought to tears at some points. I was also angered by its biased portrayals; but what I saw of intra-Church divisions when I was in college and of scandals in my home state of New Mexico makes the characters fairly believable to me. Every detail and character and situation in Priest I have encountered in some form or degree. Unfortunately, the film shows only the darkest and most heartrending aspects of Catholic life\u2014as if all were Gethsemane and Calvary and not also Easter and Pentecost.\nIn dealing with artistic and literary works, though, some latitude must be allowed if we are to avoid philistinism. In Crime and Punishment, The Idiot, and The Brothers Karamazov, Dostoevsky\u2019s saints and sinners are distinctly unconventional. Also, his novels have clearly anti-Catholic elements: consider the tale of the Grand Inquisitor, not to mention the saintly Prince Myshkin\u2019s anti-Roman Catholic denunciation. Should we, then, not read Dostoevsky? Something similar can be said of Catholic novelists like Georges Bernanos and Graham Greene. The latter two, I suspect, would have agreed with me that Priest has merit as a film though it is also flawed by an animus toward the Church as an institution. After all, Priest\u2019s portrayal of the bishop is no more scathing than Bernanos\u2019s portrayal of Msgr. Espelette in L\u2019Imposture.\nDenying Sin\nDespite their bias, the makers of Priest are aware of the moral ambiguity and problematic nature of Father\nMatthew\u2019s agenda, even while they obviously like him better than his purportedly orthodox opponents. With a mature Catholic audience, Priest could actually give some insight into the moral and spiritual issues of our time and into the nature of the Church as the mystical body. We shouldn\u2019t give the impression that we are Pollyannas who only want to see The Bells of St. Mary\u2019s.\nJames Hitchcock noted a few years ago in Crisis that American society before the 1960s had always been short on atheists but long on Pelagians\u2014that is, people with a naturalistic mentality who find original sin incredible and who have a rosy view of human beings and their natural goodness. By the grimness of its characters and story, Priest strikes a different note: an almost Pascalian emphasis on both the deep misery and the grandeur of man redeemed by grace and transformed into Christ\u2019s body.\nIn the film Priest, it is the Eucharist that effects this transformation through a partaking of Christ\u2019s Passion. On this matter, Master Simon in the twelfth century expressed the mystery with great depth and spiritual perception:\nWhy is Christ received under the form of bread and wine? It may be said that in the sacrament of the altar there are two things: the true body of Christ and what it signifies, namely his mystical body which is the Church. Now as one loaf is made of many grains which are first wetted, then milled and baked to become bread, so the mystical body of Christ, that is to say the Church, formed by the gathering together of a multitude of persons, like so many grains is wetted in the water of baptism. It is then crushed between the two millstones of the Old and New Testament or of hope and of fear . . . , and in the last place it is baked in the fire of passion and sorrow that it may be made worthy to be the body of Christ. In truth the blessed martyr Ignatius wished to be united with this body in fullest reality when he said: \u201cI am the wheat of Christ; let me be crushed by the teeth of the beasts to become the bread of Christ.\u201d Likewise wine is the product of many grapes; when they have been trodden and pressed in the wine press the must is left as worthless and the wine is stored; Holy Church, too, suffers by being beset in the world as in a wine press . . . where, as the wine is separated from the must, the wicked are cast away and the righteous put to the test. Rightly, then, such elements designate Christ\u2019s body, that is, the Church. (Henri de Lubac, Catholicism, pp. 94\u201395)\nFinally, I have to say that Priest is a flawed and biased film but still a deeply provocative one.\nWhat annoys me more than flaws like these is the media\u2019s trivialization of religion and especially of sin and grace. Priest cannot be accused of such trivialization or of ignorance of the seriousness of the issues involved. Indeed, Father Greg Pilkington\u2019s seemingly harsh Catholic beliefs are not intended only for others: he has to live them himself, or try to. As Father Greg sharply puts it, he can\u2019t just declare, \u201cEverything\u2019s right with my world, I\u2019m reconciled to my nature, cue the uplifting music!\u201d From a Catholic standpoint, the almost Augustinian realism and honesty of his words are quite refreshing. No doubt, Father Matthew is more likable; but it is Father Greg who appears in the end as a man of greater spiritual depth and perception, even through sin and suffering and humiliation. The superficiality and utter inadequacy of Matthew\u2019s Pelagian and humanistic gospel is evident.\nIn the end, the film Priest does show the institutional Church in a negative light; and yet, in this film, it is the very same Church\u2019s understanding of the moral law, sin, and grace that alone makes genuine reconciliation and community possible. At the Mass that concludes the film, it is the offering of the Holy Sacrifice and of the one Victim that effects this reconciliation and restoration\u2014which is incomprehensible to Father Matthew and his congregation.\nWhat I regret about Priest is that the elements of indecency and of anti-Church bias obscure the value of the film for so many viewers. Upon closer examination, the film does not ultimately validate Father Matthew\u2019s optimistic naturalism. Unfortunately, most people can\u2019t see past the sensationalism to understand this film\u2019s deeper ambivalence and irony, as well as its remarkable portrayal of the sacramental-symbolic dimension of the Eucharist and the priesthood.\nI am no believer in \u201cart for art\u2019s sake.\u201d I don\u2019t even object to censorship. But I do think both sides of the controversy over Priest should have taken a closer look. They might have been surprised at what they found. There is more there than meets the eye. Rather than condemning the film absolutely, we should critique it and recognize what is valuable in it. Priest is hard on the institutional Church, but it is not without depth and genuine quality.\nEditor\u2019s Note: Our publication of this article should not be construed as an endorsement of the film. As Brother Ambrose points out, the film\u2019s defects actually argue for the desirability of censorship, on both aesthetic and moral grounds. At the same time, our Christian cultural engagement requires discerning criticism\u2014along with moral suasion and protest\u2014if we are to be effective in the long run.\nBrother R. Ambrose Aufill is a Benedictine novice at St. Louis Abbey in St. Louis, Missouri. He is a graduate of Princeton University in comparative literature.",
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        "raw_content": "exhibition one: from 12 to 24 january, 2019\n6.00 pm opening of the exhibition;\n7.00 pm performance by Giovanni Floreani and Daniela Gattorno;\n7:30 pm conversation with the artists.\nsound portrait\nIn Anemos, a hand, caressing the strings of a musical instrument, reveals its \u201cbreath\u201d, which in turn reveals the breath of the player. The breathing of the musician, his wind, when approaches the microphone produces a vibration, almost the beating of a heart.\nClaudio Ambrosini (Venice, 1948) is the author of vocal, instrumental, electronic, radio and lyrical works, oratories and ballets which have been presented in main international contemporary music festivals, or in theatres like La Scala (Milan) or La Fenice (Venice). In the '70s he was also active as a video and installative artist, photographer and performer. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Bring OPV Report\nPoverty Facts and Fiction \u00bb\nPrime Minister\u2019s Residence and Diplomatic Centre\nPublished on July 16, 2010 in Features, General T&T, Media, People's Partnership and Photos. Closed Tags: Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Patrick Manning, Prime Minister's Residence, UDeCOTT.\nMedia Tour of the Prime Minister's Residence\nOn Thursday July 01st 2010, the media toured the Prime Minister\u2019s Residence and Diplomatic Centre at La Fantasie Road, St Ann\u2019s. The tour was led by Government\u2019s press secretary Garvin Nicholas and head of the Prime Minister\u2019s household Armando D\u2019Souza.\nPrime Minister\u2019s Residence and Diplomatic Centre in pictures\nInside the Prime Minister\u2019s residence\nBy Lara Pickford-Gordon\nOn July 1, I had the opportunity to visit the Prime Minister\u2019s residence and Diplomatic Centre along with my media colleagues.\nThe tour was led by Armando d\u2019Souza, the head of the household who from the onset said we would not get to see the Prime Minister\u2019s quarters. That was for security reasons although it would have been interesting to see if the d\u00e9cor and design of that space could inspire a big \u201cwow!\u201d The media were taken from room to room while d\u2019Souza described noteworthy features. At the Diplomatic Centre we were shown modern equipment for the use of administrative staff working at conferences or other activity held there, including a media centre for press conferences. I suppose it was envisioned TT being a hub with world leaders coming here for business on a regular basis, such a facility would be needed.\n0 Response to \u201cPrime Minister\u2019s Residence and Diplomatic Centre\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The first time Jesus discusses prayer during his Sermon on the Mount is at the end of a series of Kingdom-living examples. Jesus begins each example with \u201cyou have heard that it was said\u201d, which is followed by Jesus quoting a portion of the Mosaic Law. Then Jesus looks beyond the letter of the Law to teach that even the person\u2019s motivation is to be evaluated by that part of the Law. His last example in this section states:\nMatthew 5:43-44 You have heard that it was said, Love your neighbor and hate your enemy. But I tell you love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you,\nThe Jewish community of Jesus\u2019 day was very internally focused. They thoroughly believed that it was them against the world, and in many ways, that was true. However, nowhere in the Law does it give license for the Jew to hate your enemy, the only direction is to love your neighbor. Unfortunately, in their acceptance of the command to love their neighbor, they applied it only to their Jewish neighbor, and then they rationalized that they could do the opposite to an enemy.\nLet\u2019s not mince words here, either. When Jesus said enemy, he meant enemy. Someone who is actively opposing you. The Greek word for persecute means to actively pursue or systematically oppress and harass a person or group. Jesus isn\u2019t giving instruction on how to deal with the annoying or selfish people we encounter\u2026he\u2019s talking about those who purposely oppose, fight, and undermine us.\nEnemies are the ones who instigate situations, initiate fights, reduce us to tears, stress us out\u2026we have heart problems, sleep issues, and mental breakdowns because of their actions and their desire to see us fail.\nBut should I seriously love them? Why should I pray for that person? Why should I petition the God of the Universe to lovingly interact with someone who is out to get me? Truthfully, I\u2019d rather pray that God gives me strength to deal with them\u2026or better yet, I\u2019d rather pray that God just removes them from my life altogether.\nMatthew 5:44-45 But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, so that you may be sons of your Father in heaven.\nThe sobering question we must ask ourselves is \u201cHow does our Father in heaven act toward enemies?\u201d\nMatthew 5:45-47 For He causes His sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous.\nGod uses the things he has authority over for the benefit of those who love him\u2026and for the benefit of those who actively oppose him. Let that sink in for a moment\u2026\nThere are some blessings God continues to give toward those who practice evil against him. He does it daily, without fail\u2026even if they never acknowledge him for it. And when we act like God does toward enemies \u2013 loving them and praying for them, even when they don\u2019t deserve it \u2013 we are modeling God\u2019s love to others.\nBut Jesus doesn\u2019t stop there. He goes on to explain that choosing to treat enemies the way the sons of your Father in heaven would\u2026to choose to love and pray for those that persecute us\u2026these actions will be rewarded!\nJesus makes this point by referring back to how the Jews were loving only their Jewish neighbor and hating their enemies, and pointing out the lack of reward for acting differently towards enemies than God does:\nMatthew 5:46-47 For if you love those who love you, what reward will you have? Don\u2019t even the tax collectors do the same? And if you greet only your brothers, what are you doing out of the ordinary? Don\u2019t even the Gentiles do the same?\nLove, greet, and pray for your enemies. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus\u2019 first direction about prayer is for us to petition God on behalf of those who actively try to undermine us.\nWill we follow through on this instruction? As we saw before, it is the wise man who hears Jesus\u2019 words and does what Jesus says. It won\u2019t be easy, but God promises a reward when we choose to act like he does.\ntags / prayer, enemies, Sermon on the Mount, love, persecution",
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        "raw_content": "Children Of Hurin - Special Edition - Signed\nChildOfHurin\nPost subject: Children Of Hurin - Special Edition - Signed\nHey there guys, I hope you don't if I give you a quick heads up on the new limited edition of The Children Of Hurin.\nIf this offends anyone as spam, I apologise. But I feel this is totally appropriate to these forums...and may well be something you'd like to buy....\nAs a group of sci-fi/fantasy fans you may be aware of the recent publishing of Children Of Hurin, Tolkien\u2019s\nfinal masterpiece, which was of course completed by his son Christopher.\nWhat you may not know is that Harper Collins are releasing a very special edition. We\u2019re looking for ways to reach out to grass roots literature fans and we feel one of the best way to do this is through the various forums and communities online. We want to extend this offer initially to real fans who would appreciate the collectability of this very special book..\nHere\u2019s a bit of info about the special edition, and how it differs from the edition already in circulation.\n\u2022 Painstakingly restored from Tolkien\u2019s various manuscripts by his son, Christopher, and illustrated by Alan Lee\n\u2022 Each copy signed and numbered by Christopher Tolkien & Alan Lee\n\u2022 Strictly limited to just 500 hand-numbered copies\n\u2022 Unique illustrations and two-colour fold-out map\n\u2022 Leather-bound and hand-sewn\n\u2022 Custom leather clamshell case\nWe have set up a sale page for the book here store.tolkien.co.uk/\nOriginally, this book was only available for purchase in the U.K. But due to massive interest from international customers, Harper-Collins is now happy to take orders from around the world.\nIf you want to get your hands on a copy, you can email them at info@store.tolkien.co.uk . If you can supply them the quantity of the products you want, your delivery address and, if you would prefer them to take your order by phone, a contact telephone number, one of their customer services representatives will contact you asap within UK working hours to take your order.\nUnfortunately, due to the matter of publishing rights, the book cannot be delivered to the U.S. Having said this, some American customers are buying the book, and having it sent to a UK address for either collection or to be sent on.\nI hope some of you guys take up the offer to own something very special indeed, the book is already selling fast!\nBuzz Assistant\n(acting on behalf of Harper Collins)",
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The concept of patient autonomy in Jewish biomedical law is more limited than in contemporary liberal jurisprudence, and is based upon theological as well as strictly legal elements. The influence of scientific thinking upon the decision-making process in Jewish biomedical law is illustrated in a discussion of the contemporary debate concerning the permissibility of heart transplants. In most chapters, Jewish law is compared and contrasted with Canon and Common Law, and the volume also discusses the role played by Jewish biomedical law in modern, secular Israeli law. In this context, it addresses the thorny issue of combining religious law with democratic principles within the framework of a secular legal system.\nKeywords: abortion, assisted reproduction, genetics, obligation to heal, patient autonomy, terminally ill, death, organ donations, medical resources, Jewish law\nDistribution of Life\nMark S. 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In addition, the chapter discusses the views of Peter Singer and other utilitarian bioethicists regarding disabled and non-disabled lives. In their book The Allocation of Health Care Resources, Singer and fellow utilitarian bioethicists John McKie, Jeff Richardson, and Helga Kuhse agrees with the notion that utilitarianism requires health-care allocators to discriminate against disabled people in the distribution of life. For Singer et al., such discrimination, known as \u201cdouble jeopardy,\u201d is a proper result of the health-care allocation theory that seeks to maximize quality-adjusted life years.\nKeywords: life-saving medical resources, utilitarianism, disability, welfare, Peter Singer, distribution of life, discrimination, double jeopardy, health-care allocation theory, quality-adjusted life years\nDistributive Justice and Disability: Utilitarianism against Egalitarianism\nTheories of distributive justice are most severely tested in the area of disability. 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The book concludes with an acknowledgment that both utilitarians and egalitarians face problems in the distribution of life-saving medical resources. It advocates a version of utilitarianism that would distribute life-saving resources based on life expectancy, not quality of life. Egalitarian theories, it argues, ignore life expectancy and so are again found wanting.Less\nDistributive Justice and Disability : Utilitarianism against Egalitarianism\nTheories of distributive justice are most severely tested in the area of disability. This book argues that utilitarianism performs better than egalitarian theories in this area: whereas egalitarianism helps the disabled either too little or too much, utilitarianism achieves the proper balance by placing resources where they will do the most good. The book offers what may be the broadest critique of egalitarian theory from a utilitarian perspective. It addresses the work of egalitarian theorists John Rawls, Ronald Dworkin, Amartya Sen, Bruce Ackerman, Martha Nussbaum, Norman Daniels, Philippe Van Parijs, and others. It claims that egalitarians are often driven to borrow elements of utilitarianism in order to make their theories at all plausible. The book concludes with an acknowledgment that both utilitarians and egalitarians face problems in the distribution of life-saving medical resources. It advocates a version of utilitarianism that would distribute life-saving resources based on life expectancy, not quality of life. Egalitarian theories, it argues, ignore life expectancy and so are again found wanting.\nKeywords: distributive justice, disability, utilitarianism, egalitarianism, medical resources, life expectancy, quality of life, John Rawls, Ronald Dworkin, Amartya Sen\nDavid A. Wise (ed.)\nThis book provides a massive amount of new research on several popular and less-examined topics pertaining to the relationship between economics and aging. Among the many themes explored in this ... More\nThis book provides a massive amount of new research on several popular and less-examined topics pertaining to the relationship between economics and aging. Among the many themes explored in this volume, considerable attention is given to new research on retirement savings, the cost and efficiency of medical resources, and the predictors of health events. The volume begins with a discussion of the risks and merits of 401(k) plans. Subsequent chapters present recent analysis of the growth of Medicare costs; the different aspects of disability; and the evolution of health, wealth, and living arrangements over the life course. 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Keeping with the global tradition of previous volumes, the book also includes comparative studies on savings behavior in Italy, the Netherlands, and the United States; an examination of household savings among different age groups in Germany; and a chapter devoted to population aging and the plight of widows in India.\nKeywords: economics and aging, retirement savings, medical resources, health events, 401(k) plans, Medicare, disability, wealth, living arrangements, savings behavior\nRosamond Rhodes, Margaret Battin, and Anita Silvers (eds)\nBecause medicine can preserve life, restore health and maintain the body\u2019s functions, it is widely acknowledged as a basic good that just societies should provide for their members. Yet, there is ... More\nBecause medicine can preserve life, restore health and maintain the body\u2019s functions, it is widely acknowledged as a basic good that just societies should provide for their members. 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In this book, some of the best-known philosophers, physicians, legal scholars, political scientists, and economists writing on the subject discuss what social justice in medicine should be. The forty-two chapters in this second edition update and expand upon the thirty-four chapters of the first edition. Eighteen chapters from the original volume are revised to address policy changes and challenging issues that have emerged in the intervening decade. Twenty-two chapters are entirely new. The treatment of foundational theory and conceptual issues related to access to health care and rationing medical resources have been expanded to provide a more comprehensive and nuanced discussion of the background concepts that underlie distributive justice debates, with global perspectives on health and well-being added. 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Another issue is whether only individuals\u2019 present health, or instead their lifetime health, including past and expected future health, is relevant.\nKeywords: worse health, resource allocation, medical resources, justice, resource prioritization, health care resources\nJustice in Planning for Pandemics and Disasters\nLeslie Pickering Francis and Margaret P. Battin\nThis chapter examines issues of distributive justice as it pertains to planning for pandemics and disasters. Pandemic plans assume that difficult decisions will need to be made about the allocation ... More\nThis chapter examines issues of distributive justice as it pertains to planning for pandemics and disasters. Pandemic plans assume that difficult decisions will need to be made about the allocation of scarce resources: vaccines, antimicrobials, hospital beds, and resource-intensive treatments such as ventilators or intensive care units. 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        "raw_content": "WINTERSVILLE, Ohio \u2014 One of the nation\u2019s most conspicuous atheist activist groups is seeking to stop an Ohio pastor from holding a voluntary lunchtime Bible study for students at a local middle school.\nThe Wisconsin-based Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) recently sent a letter to the superintendent of the Indian Creek School District to assert that it is unconstitutional for the district to allow Bobbyjon Bauman of the Valley Youth Network to offer the study during school hours at Indian Creek Middle School.\nThe group further called the pastor\u2019s gospel presentations \u201cpredatory conduct.\u201d\n\u201cIt is unconstitutional for the district to offer religious leaders access to befriend and proselytize students during the school day on school property,\u201d FFRF wrote. \u201cThis predatory conduct is inappropriate and should raise many red flags. The district cannot allow its schools to be used as recruiting grounds for churches during the school day.\u201d\n\u201cWhen a school allows Church representatives to recruit students for the Church, it has unconstitutionally entangled itself with a religious message\u2014in this case, a Christian message. This practice alienates those non-Christian students, teachers and members of the public whose religious beliefs are inconsistent with the message being endorsed by the school,\u201d it asserted.\nThe Church-State separation group also contended that the fact that the Bible study is voluntary\u2014that it is only attended by students who are interested\u2014does not alleviate concerns.\n\u201cPlease note that it makes no difference that students are not required to attend these preaching sessions. Voluntariness does not excuse a constitutional violation,\u201d FFRF wrote. \u201cThe district must immediately discontinue allowing Mr. Bauman, or any other preachers, access to students during the school day.\u201d\nAccording to FFRF, the organization had been alerted by a local resident about Bauman\u2019s Bible study, and also reviewed his social media posts, which included a notation on Feb. 23 that 165 students decided to attend that day.\n\u201cI shared the gospel with them using Romans 6:23 as the touchstone verse. None of the kids in any of the four Bible study groups even knew what the word \u2018gospel\u2019 meant, so I was able to share with them the significance of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ,\u201d Bauman wrote.\n\u201cThe kids were very responsive to the message and we had 30 of them request Bibles because they didn\u2019t own one, so next week, we will be bringing them Bibles,\u201d he outlined, explaining student interest.\nIt is not known if the Indian Creek School District plans to respond.\nAs previously reported, in 1791\u2014just four years after the signing of the U.S. Constitution\u2014Dr. Benjamin Rush, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and vice-president of the Bible Society of Philadelphia, said in expressing his disagreement with deists who were opposed to using the Bible in schools:\n\u201cIn contemplating the political institutions of the United States, I lament, that we waste so much time and money in punishing crimes, and take so little pains to prevent them. We profess to be republicans, and yet we neglect the only means of establishing and perpetuating our republican forms of government, that is, the universal education of our youth in the principles of Christianity by means of the Bible, for this divine book, above all others, favors that equality among mankind, that respect for just laws, and all those sober and frugal virtues, which constitute the soul of republicanism.\u201d\nRead his remarks in full here.\nThe first textbook used in the American colonies even before the nation\u2019s founding, \u201cThe New England Primer,\u201d was largely focused on the Scriptures, and was stated to be popular in public and private schools alike until approximately the early 1900\u2019s. It used mostly the King James Bible as reference, and spoke much about sin, salvation and proper behavior.\nNoah Webster\u2019s famous \u201cBlue Back Speller\u201d also referenced Christianity, including God-centered statements in reading lessons such as \u201cThe preacher is to preach the gospel,\u201d \u201cBlasphemy is contemptuous treatment of God,\u201d and \u201cWe do not like to see our own sins.\u201d Webster, a schoolmaster, is known as the \u201cfather of American education\u201d and strongly advocated teaching children the Scriptures. Many of the Founders\u2019 children are stated to have learned to read from the primer.\nPrevious Post:Tim Tebow on Being Homeschooled: It Taught Me \u2018Love for God, Love for One Another\u2019\nNext Post:CA: Nope, can\u2019t tell your kids there is no Ze and Zir",
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        "raw_content": "Discussion in 'US Constitution' started by outlier, Sep 2, 2018.\nThere is no possibility of creation? I've never heard a scientist say this. How can you even prove such a a thing?\nAgain, science is all about hypothesis and observation and putting your ideas to the test. As such, abiogenesis is what has not been proven, just as much as creation.\nAs for a God being put to the test, this is equally impossible.\nScience has proven that the world was not made in 6 days. Nor was a woman made out of a man's rib. Nor was there a worldwide flood...\nYou said that science has disproved creation, but apparently you meant that science has disproved the Bible instead. Is this right?\nAs for creation being in only 6 days, you are correct, science says that this is BS. However, not all those who believe in the Bible think so either. There are two camps on the issue, there are old earth creationists and there are those who think that the story is only allegory.\nFor example, you could take the story of Adam and Eve as literal truth, or you could take it as allegory. If taken as allegory, the story is about two people being told not to partake of the fruit of the tree of knowledge. Does it strike you as odd that the forbidden tree was named \"Knowledge\"? Well looking at society today, knowledge is what is destroying us. WMD's, global warming, plastics that will not degrade, genetically altered plants that cannot reproduce, and soon to be AI that is so terrifying that it's creator stopped and washed his hands of it.\nFor you see, knowledge without wisdom brings death.\nAs for Genesis being taken literally from an Old Creationist point of view, Dr. Gerald Schroeder is the only one I know who has attempted to bring science and the Bible into agreement on this issue. His book Genesis and the Big Bang did a pretty good job in bridging the two. Here is a video if interested.\nAlso understand that the person who came up with the Big Bang theory was a priest, someone Einstein discarded because he had a reputation to protect, but was later shown to be correct.\nAs for what was meant by the \"rib\", that is more or less a mystery whether being taken literally or as an allegory. Suffice it to say, it signified that man and woman were from the same origins.\nI have heard scientists say that there was no global flood, but I have also heard them say that there was not enough water on earth to flood the entire world. The later has changed, however, after discovering oceans of water below the earth. Also, there are other ancient accounts of a massive flood in that region from other ancient cultures, all of them varying to some degree. Looking at this from such a position, it is impossible to refute that there was a massive flood in the region, albeit speculative that it engulfed the entire world.\nSo you don't believe the bible is true either, and that's where the story of creation comes from. I'm listening to the video now, but it doesn't seem relevant, everyone needs to attribute a different meaning to what is written, so basically, NOBODY believes that the bible is true.\nYou are listening to the video now?\nYou nave not watched the video, in other words. FYI, there are 5 of them and should come one after the other.\nOf course, if you don't have the time I can just summarize it for you.\nSchroeder looked at ancient rabbinical writings on Genesis and discovered that the consensus was that the Earth was not made in only 6 days.\nIf you look at the Hebrew terms for the days in Genesis, what you will discover is that the terms \"morning\" and \"evening\" can be translated \"chaos\" and \"order\".\nThen when man is made, the terms used to denote the passage of time changes as we are given a second clock to measure time. The generations from Adam measure about 6000 years.\nNow as for Adam's creation, these same rabbis came to the startling conclusion that there may have been other humanoids around. In essence, Adam became man only when God breathed his spirit into him.\nSchroeder points to these rabbinical writings to show that he is not just pulling his theories out of thin air to match modern science because these same conclusions were reached by rabbis pre-modern science.\nThen he comes up with his own clock from the beginning of creation. Using his scientific knowledge, he hypothesized that with each day time halves. This means that the first day was 8 billion years, the second day was 4 billion years, and the third day was 2 billion years, etc. If you use his clock then the scientific calendar matches the Bible calendar.\nAs he points out, time is relative and is manipulated by such things as speed and gravity. Time is different all throughout the universe.\nHumans were dumb ape-like beings for millions of years until around 100,000 years ago or so when we became an \"intelligent\" species. To me, it sounds like alien intervention, but not of the supernatural kind, just regular aliens. But that aside, basically, everyone needs to make up an alternate meaning to the Torah/bible because they agree that it makes no sense as written. The guy makes up his own calendar to fit with science with his first day was 8 billion years long... Totally made up nonsense.\nWait........wut?\nAliens done it?\nSo...such a 1-99 pass or 99-1 failure is possible; it's just extremely unlikely.\nIt wouldn't follow general Parliamentarian Procedures that are the basis for most (English) law. It is possible to the extent they don't say it couldn't happen, but the Founding Fathers did identify the circumstances when something else was required, and defined the requirements (super majority).\nIf you're asking me whether or not goofballs would ever attempt to interpret the Constitution to mean something it doesn't, or use an instance where the Founding Fathers failed to address all the possible bullshit someone could think of to favor their desires ... I don't think there's really a question to that.\nA possibility, sure. It's no dumber than an invisible superbeing in another dimension that nobody has seen or been to did it.\nYou can call the advanced intelligence being an alien, someone else can call it God. I wouldn't suggest that the God Alien would be required to play by your rules considering you may not know what it knows, but if it makes you feel better to assume everything is a product random chance, go with that.\nI mean if matter is really only altered, then giving it a particular order is what provides purpose.\nWhat is the difference between an ET and God?\nAliens are real, god has yet to be proven real.\noutlier said: \u2191\nSuppose you do so and in a speech you say that maybe in 75 to 100 years in the future we will have many more states. Some of the states will want to leave the Union. The others won't want to let them. A horrible civil war will start where hundreds of thousands of men will die.\nSo you think we should put in the Constitution that either states should or should not have the right to secede because if neither way was explicitly stated each side would claim the constitution would back them up, whereas if the constitution did take a position many people would hesitate to violate it and much if not all the bloodshed could be avoided.\nDo you think you could sell the delegates on that?\nAny chance if you found yourself a delegate you wouldn't even try?\nStates can leave the Union.....using pretty much the same process that they used to enter it.\nI would make sure that we have freedom FROM religion.\nWhy are you against freedom?\nLet him define what exactly it is we should be free from.\nTo be fair, the Founding Fathers in no way wanted the state in the pulpit, which is what they came from.\nBut they understood that a country devoid of personal faith, could not stand.\nIt is just common sense really. 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An industrial city of 4 million and former flagship of conservative, old-world values, the Monterrey of a decade ago was the type of city where if you wanted to get drunk and hear a loud rock band like Genitallica, you were better off crossing the border and driving seven hours to Austin. But now something is happening in Monterrey. Hype is building around the music scene in this dusty northern city that in the past was known more for Norte\u00f1o music and cabrito (goat meat) than rock & roll.\nFueled by a DIY philosophy, Monterrey's strong economy, and numerous colleges, the music scene is diverse and growing exponentially. Bands such as Jumbo, Control Machete, Kinky, Resorte, Sofa, Zurdok, Plastilina Mosh, La Flor del Lingo, Cabrito Vudu, Pulsion, La Verbena Popular, and El Gran Silencio are just a few of the bands to be heard in Monterrey. And now Genitallica -- five Norte\u00f1os in their early 20s who worship Cheech & Chong and think beer is the fifth major food group -- are on the verge of recording their Sony debut. Monterrey's next big thing, Genitallica's music has the raw energy of the Beastie Boys with infectious melodies about girls and juvenile delinquency. Word is they have what it takes for stateside crossover success. Right now the boys just want more beer.\nNext month, Genitallica will be in Seattle recording an album with Foo Fighters/311 producer Barrett Jones. When they go out at night, other bands give them props and pretty girls give them phone numbers. As we drive back through an empty industrial section of Monterrey to the band's rehearsal space with a case of Indio beer and their demo CD blasting from the car stereo, there's no doubt that the boys are on top of the world. At this moment, they just might be the Kings of Monterrey.\nHecho en Monterrey\nSome might say that Genitallica's realm is not so pretty. People don't go to Monterrey for the scenery. With the exception of the jagged mountains and the prominent Cerro de la Silla that surround the sprawling city, there isn't much to be had in the way of natural beauty. People come here to make money.\nJust two hours from the Texas border, Monterrey has always been the country's industrial workhorse. With its massive malls, fast-food chains, and industrial wealth, Mexico's richest city feels at times like a Siamese twin separated from the U.S. at birth. The country's largest industrial conglomerates are based here, shipping exports of auto parts, machinery, food, chemicals, and plastics all over the world.\nHere the youth are weaned on U.S. rock & roll and pop culture transmitted through the innumerable TV satellite dishes that sprout up from homes all over the city. While Genitallica might appear to be struggling for beer money at the moment, they all have college degrees and are members of a Latin American rarity -- a thriving middle class. The local music scene, perhaps, is headed in a similar direction.\nThe hype over Monterrey's music scene began in 1997 with the release of Control Machete's first album Mucho Barato. The rap group went platinum in Mexico, selling some 300,000 units, and also sold moderately well in the U.S., surprising hip-hop fans with the notion of a thriving Mexican rap scene. In fact, for a while, the music industry assumed Monterrey was only about rap. Then Plastilina Mosh and El Gran Silencio started garnering impressive reviews both in Mexico and stateside. Two years ago, when El Gran Silencio brought their brand of \"Norte\u00f1o Freestyle\" -- a blend of cumbia, rock, and hip-hop -- to Scholz Garten during South by Southwest, Austin music fans couldn't help but take notice of Monterrey.\nThere is no specific tag like \"grunge\" that can be affixed to Monterrey's music scene, where there's everything from speed metal to hip-hop played with accordion. Enrique Lavin, editor of the CMJ's Latin alternative chart, says that diversity is a hallmark of bands in Monterrey. Recently, locals Zurdok and Jumbo, two popular alternative bands, were on the Top 25 Latin Alternative chart at CMJ.\n\"The key thing there is a fusion of rock, hip-hop, heavy metal, sampling, and Latin rhythms,\" explains Lavin. \"It's all happening in Monterrey.\"\n\"I really didn't know anything about the city before we went there,\" says Enrique Blanc, Editor-in-chief of the L.A.-based Rock en Espa\u00f1ol magazine La Banda Elastica. Blanc recently visited the city, devoting eight pages to Monterrey bands in his Spanish-language magazine's most recent issue. \"In Los Angeles, Rock en Espa\u00f1ol bands look to them for guidance, because they're experimenting with new sounds and rescuing elements of traditional music.\n\"They're an example for Mexican rock bands waiting for the big labels to discover them, because they are playing by their own rules, \" says Blanc. \"They don't care about success in Mexico City.\"\nIt's Saturday night, and Austin Rock en Espa\u00f1ol DJs Gilbert Guerrero and Xavier Campos, as well as filmmaker Veronica Cavazos, who is shooting a documentary on the musical genre, are invited to Jonas' house up in the hills of Monterrey. Jonas and Alejandro Rosso are the two-man team behind Plastilina Mosh, which besides Control Machete probably garners the most attention in the international press.\nIn his bedroom, surrounded by computer equipment, Jonas plays his band's new single, \"Human Disco Ball,\" set for release this month on Capitol Records. The song is a sticky sweet pop-culture collage of disco, techno, and funk. Plastilina Mosh are often compared to Beck by critics, championed as masters of fusing disparate sounds to create new pop landscapes.\n\"This city has more musicians and is better than Mexico City right now,\" says Jonas.\nTwenty years ago, Mexico City was the center of rock music in Mexico. Then in the Eighties, Guadalajara had its turn with bands like Mana, Cuca, and Azul Violeta. Bands in Monterrey have always felt regionally isolated. In the past, success meant a 450-mile move to Mexico City and the prospect of competing with hundreds of bands in an already overcrowded music market. Now all of this is changing, says Jonas.\n\"A few years ago no one would pay attention to us, but now there is a lot of curiosity about what's going on here,\"he explains.\nIn 1996, Plastilina's EP Mr. P Mosh fell into the hands of video/film director Spike Jonze (Being John Malkovich), who was so smitten that he gave it to MTV's program director, and a deal with Capitol -- home to Jones' close friends and collaborators the Beastie Boys -- followed shortly thereafter. Of all the bands in Monterrey, P. Mosh, with their bilingual lyrics and post-industrial edge, has probably come closest to crossover success in the U.S. and overseas. Last night, Jonas went to the Om Club, a trendy tech-inspired nightclub in the Barrio Antiguo district, to see an electronica band called Kinky. His arrival caused the low buzz of excitement that occurs when people suddenly recognize a local celebrity in their midst. Humble and unassuming, Jonas just wanted to hang out and see one of his favorite local bands.\n\"I go out just about every night to see music with my friends,\" he says.\nThe scene is surprisingly close-knit and supportive despite its vastly different musical styles. It's also not uncommon to go to a show and see several other musicians like Jonas in the audience. In his own music, Jonas says he's influenced by Japanese bands, and right now is listening to Moroccan music.\n\"Our outlook and lifestyle is more global than just Mexican,\" he says. \"It's the best of all worlds.\"\nSatellite Culture\nThe people here have always been proud of their city's wealth and geographical isolation from Mexico City, despite criticism from the rest of Mexico for their close proximity to the U.S. In Monterrey, they switch from Spanish to English with ease. And when Monterrey's middle-class youth want to upset their parents, they turn to the likes of Nine Inch Nails and MTV for their inspiration. Roger Cerda, 23, who sums up the musical style of his band Pulsion as industrial/ techno/dance/metal, says that traditional Mexican music has little influence on many of the bands in Monterrey.\n\"The influence is definitely coming from the states,\" he says. \"I love mariachi music, but it has nothing to do with what's going on here. Our drummer is into Slayer, but the singer likes Alan Jackson and Kenny Rogers.\"\n\"We don't like Norte\u00f1o or traditional music,\" concurs Chetes, singer and guitarist for Zurdok, one of Monterrey's best alternative bands, which lists the Beach Boys, Flaming Lips, and Black Sabbath as influences. \"We grew up on MTV and Twisted Sister. When we go to buy music, we go to McAllen or Laredo.\"\nIt seems strange that while Rock en Espa\u00f1ol bands in the U.S. like Ozomatli are rediscovering their Latino roots, many bands in Monterrey are eschewing traditional Latin rhythms. But for bands like Zurdok and Pulsion, playing rock is a form of rebellion in a country where rock music is still very much part of the underground.\nYet while many Monterrey bands are unapologetic about co-opting their influences from El Norte, there are still bands like El Gran Silencio, Cabrito Vudu, and La Verbena Popular that are fusing more traditional Latin rhythms like vallenato, Norte\u00f1o, and cumbia with hip-hop, rock, and ska. Cabrito Vudu, a six-member band that blends Norte\u00f1o, ska, reggae, and rock, are veterans of the Monterrey rock scene.\n\"Eight years ago, this place was a desert,\" says Vudu saxophonist/singer Chucho Lozano.\nIn the past, Lozano says, it was difficult to get shows, and the scene was much more segregated along class lines. In San Pedro, the richest district of Monterrey, working-class bands like Cabrito Vudu couldn't get gigs. Modern rock bands like Jumbo played San Pedro's Club Nirvana, but not Cabrito Vudu. According to Lozano, Club Nirvana was strictly for fresas (Mexican yuppies), who were more interested in music from the States and the UK. Recently, however, the band played a show there.\n\"It's changing now,\" acknowledges Lozano. \"Things have really opened up, and it's much more diverse, from working-class to rich fans.\"\nThough things are much more mixed in Monterrey today, divisions still remain.\n\"There are two classes of musicians in Monterrey,\" says La Banda Elastica's Enrique Blanc. \"There are the upper-middle-class kids focused on music from the U.S. and Britain. Then there are the working-class kids like Cabrito Vudu and El Gran Silencio that are more in touch with the traditional folklorico music.\"\nMonterrey Sound Machine\nThe heart of Monterrey's music scene resides in a downtown working class neighborhood, at the recording studio Cuatro de Control. 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The rap group La Flor del Lingo sits across from him on the studio couch, and Hernandez puts on a new rhythm track he's mixing for a Cuban rap group. He cranks it up and the heavy rhythm and bass wash over us. La Flor del Lingo smile, nodding their heads in approval.\nControl Machete, signed to Universal Latino, has probably traveled the furthest and sold the most records out of all the Monterrey bands. They were the first group to bring a producer down from Los Angeles (Jason Roberts) for the group's Mucho Barato, released on Universal subsidiary Manicomio in 1997. The album, which went platinum in Mexico, shook things up in Monterrey. Until Control Machete, no one had thought to call L.A. or Seattle to bring a producer to Monterrey, says Genitallica manager/Cuarto de Control partner Ricardo Haas.\n\"Bands ask me, 'How did you get Jason Roberts and Barrett Jones to produce your band's records?'\" he says. \"I tell them, 'I picked up the phone and asked them to come.'\"\nThe 1997 arrival of Roberts, who engineered the first three Cypress Hill albums, opened the door for other producers such as Barrett Jones and Peter Reardon (Coolio) to work with bands in Monterrey. With the construction of Cuarto de Control, Hernandez says it's no longer necessary for bands to leave Monterrey in order to make a quality record.\n\"We don't need to go to L.A. anymore, because we can get the same sound here,\" he says. \"You can call us the Monterrey sound machine.\"\nPoliticas and Greenbacks\nMonterrey's music scene is an example of what a Latin American middle class is capable of, says CMJ's Enrique Lavin. For many, life in Monterrey is livin' la vida rica, evident in the number of expensive SUVs and upscale nightclubs that line the streets of Barrio Antiguo.\n\"Plastilina Mosh are affluent kids,\" says Lavin. \"They certainly have never been in want [of anything] and they have all the technology that they need at their disposal.\"\n\"I was surprised by the wealth there,\" says Jason Roberts. \"There's a much bigger middle class than you see in the rest of Latin America. Musicians there have a luxury I don't think they realize -- they can practice the guitar all day instead of taking out the garbage.\"\nUnlike many bands in Latin America, groups here don't dwell on political oppression or corruption in their lyrics. Ask most musicians in Monterrey what they think about politics and they'll roll their eyes with cynical knowing.\n\"Music isn't the answer to Carlos Salinas' stealing,\" says Pulsion's Cerda. \"This culture has been stepped on for 500 years, and right now politics is not the answer -- let's educate the people first about what music is, then we'll worry about politics.\"\nCerda says many of his musician friends are critical of bands that sing about politics.\n\"Since Chiapas, it's become fashionable to sing about the political problems there,\" he explains. \"For instance, the band Leprosy, which used to be a death-metal band, suddenly starts singing about the struggle in Chiapas. It's obvious they're just using Chiapas to sell records.\"\n\"Plastilina Mosh doesn't have political lyrics,\" notes Lavin, adding that for many musicians, making a living off their music is struggle enough. \"They aren't interested in being part of the social protest movement. How many rock bands are making a living in Mexico right now, maybe three? It's enough for bands like Plastalina Mosh to generate attention in the pop music machine.\"\nWhen asked what influences their lyrics, the Genitallica boys look puzzled. Finally, singer Gerardo \"Gallo\" Olivares smiles.\n\"Sometimes I go to a club and see a beautiful girl, but I can't talk to her,\" he laughs. \"That's what I sing about.\"\nThe rest of the band members grin and nod in agreement.\nNo Sleep Till Austin\nOn our last night in town, we go to see La Verbena Popular at Caf\u00e9 Iguana, one of Barrio Antiguo's most well-known and laid-back clubs. Formed less than a year ago, the band already has a big fan base in Monterrey. La Verbena Popular, which can be loosely translated as \"street party of the people,\" typifies the scene's close-knit vibe with their changing cast of guest musicians.\nJudging from tonight's performance, the band likes to cultivate a party-like atmosphere with their onstage antics and crowd participation. They're also one of the only bands in town with female members. Monterrey has yet to foster many women musicians, other than the infamous Gloria Trevi.\nThe acoustic guitar player, Meliza Hernandez, is the sister of Tony and Cano, the two songwriters for El Gran Silencio. Until recently, Tony's wife Veronica Lazos also played guitar for the band. Like El Gran Silencio, La Verbena Popular mixes more traditional rhythms like vallenato and cumbia with reggae, rock, and ska.\nTonight it seems like every band in Monterrey is here -- El Gran Silencio, Plomo, Sofa, Cabrito Vudu, and even the boys from Genitallica. Each of them takes a turn onstage with the band as the crowd goes wild with dancing and applause after every number. The club is packed, and the crowd shouts out their favorite songs.\nIt's nearly 2am, and La Verbena Popular, the third band of the night, has just started. The last two nights we stayed up until at least 5am. No one, it seems, has time for sleep in Monterrey. My companions are nowhere to be found; they're either up front getting a closer look at the band or propped up against a wall trying to get some sleep. None of us want to be the first to go back to the hotel and risk missing anything. Suddenly Beno, one of Genitallica's singers, is standing next to me.\n\"Well, what do you think?\" he asks.\nI tell him I love the band, but can hardly keep my eyes open after three days of loud music, constant partying, and no sleep. I begin to ask how he and his friends can do this night after night before remembering that Beno is only 23. 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        "raw_content": "Fifteen-year-old Lara finds her soulmate. There\u2019s just one problem \u2013 he\u2019s her teacher.\nLara's life has changed radically since her father lost his job. As the eldest, Lara tries to keep upbeat, and the one outlet for all her problems is her diary where she can be open about how dire everything is at home, and worse, the fact that she\u2019s being horrifically bullied at school.\nAnd then a shining light comes out of the darkness \u2013 the new young and MALE teacher, Mr Jagger. The one person who takes Lara seriously and notices her potential. The one person who is kind to her. The one person who she falls madly and hopelessly in love with. The one person who cannot reciprocate her feelings\u2026 can he?\nReleases 5th Feb by Electric Monkey/Egmont UK - ISBN: 978145273442\nAmazon US (out 29th Jan) * Amazon UK\nWhat I say: The issues covered in Me and Mr J are very topical in the UK because as I sat down to read Rachel McIntyre's forbidden YA romance an article came on the news about a teacher having a a relationship with a student. The actual item on the news has created a lot of controversy because of the age of the student, the lack of sentence for the teacher and how the pupil apparently 'groomed' him. These aren't really the same issues covered in the book (don't worry no spoilers) but it was definitely thought provoking and made me consider how I feel about such stories and real life events.\nI hadn't realised before I started reading Lara's story that it's told in the form of a diary, and as people who are familiar with my blog will be aware, I'm not often a fan of diary format. In the case of Me and Mr J the diary aspect did work and helps the reader understand the implications and consequences of this forbidden romance and to get inside the mind of a teenage girl (a truly terrifying prospect).\nI liked Lara and wanted her to stand up for herself more. I could completely understand her fascination with Mr Jagger/Ben - he was nice to her when nobody else was. The story made me realise how much of a problem bullying can be if left unchecked. As somebody who went to a school very similar to Lara's, I enjoyed all the in-jokes and frustrations only somebody who went to an English all girls grammar or public school could. That being said, I'm sure people will love Lara's sarcasm and the often snarky narrator voice in her diary.\nAs I said, there are some pretty heavy topics covered in the story and if you're expecting a sexy book about an illicit relationship then this is not the book for you. As a YA story we get the naive and often immature POV of a teenage girl but it's not a smutty story and has a far deeper message.\nMe and Mr J is very different type of book to what I had expected but I enjoyed the story and appreciated the issues covered. These tricky topics are handled very tactfully by McIntyre. My only quibble is that I would have liked a longer ending and more info on Ben, but I'm aware that the book isn't really his story, it's Lara's.\nLabels: ARC, coming of age, coming soon, contemporary, controversial, NetGalley, potential triggers, Review, traumatic issues, YA",
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        "raw_content": "7 Reasons Not To Give Up on Your Dreams\nMaybe a fireman? A baker? A ballerina? Whether or not you still hold those childhood dreams of twirling about in a pink tutu or rushing off to extinguish a house fire, you probably have some sort of idea what you ultimately want to do with your life. BUT are you actually doing it? Are you working towards it? Or have you given up all hope on your dreams with the burdens of daily life pulling you down?\nPursuing your dreams comes along with many benefits! Here are some reasons why you should not give up on your dreams:\n1. Failure.\nThis word seems counter-intuitive in reasons not to give up your dreams, but failure is more beneficial than you might think. Most people don\u2019t pursue their dreams for fear of failure. Little do they know, this is one of the biggest ways we learn and grow!\nMany famous and successful Americans had to fail over and over again to achieve what they hoped to in life. Abraham Lincoln failed at war, as a businessman, as a lawyer and even at politics at first. He pushed on through and became president of the United States. Thomas Edison\u2019s teachers called him \u201cstupid\u201d and he was fired multiple times before \u201cfailing\u201d 1000 times attempting to invent the lightbulb. Michael Jordan was once cut from his high school basketball team. He later said,\n\u201cI\u2019ve missed more than 9000 shots in my career.\nI\u2019ve lost almost 300 games\n26 times I\u2019ve been trusted to take the game winning shot \u2026 and missed.\nIf we can learn anything from these successful men, it would be to never give up on our dreams simply because of fear of failure.\nWith that failure comes persistence. Persistence is something that can only be learned through hardships. If you never fall down, you can\u2019t learn how to get back up. Each time we pick ourselves back up and forge through, we get a little bit stronger and more capable of achieving our ultimate goals.\n3. It\u2019s better to try and fail than to wonder what might have been.\nHave you ever regretted trying something in your life? Perhaps it was trying out for the school play. Or asking that special someone out on a date. That feeling of wondering what could have been might still eat at you even years down the road.\nHow do you avoid that feeling of regret? By trying. You don\u2019t have to do something huge, but sitting down and making a plan with small steps on how you will achieve your dreams will start you off in the right direction. Little by little you will forge a path towards your goals.\n4. Successes along the way.\nIf your dreams are big enough, you will have stepping stones of success along the way. Small achievements that can be celebrated and reviled in. These small victories can help push you through to the next goal and soon enough, your dreams will be realized.\n5. The pursuit.\nMany valuable experiences are found in the pursuit. There is a reason the pursuit of happiness is in the constitution. Memories, friendships, skills, life lessons, love. Basically, life is what happens when we make our way towards a goal. Applying for that college which seems out of reach, we might meet our soulmate. In seeking for that promotion, we might meet a best friend or mentor. Signing up for that team, we might get to travel the world. In order to value the pursuit, we need to follow our dreams!\n6. Success is often just around the corner.\nIf only you knew how close you were! If only you knew what an impact would be for one more phone call, one more interview, and just one more late night working on your passions. Often we give up far too soon. We can\u2019t see what the future holds for us, but we sure can keep striving towards our dreams.\n7. Setting an example.\nFinally, if you have children (or might have them some day), you will be setting a good example. Do we want our children to tell stories about how comfortable we were sitting on our couch watching sitcoms, or do we want to be remembered for the passion we had for life? Hopefully we can show the future generations what it means to chase after our dreams. Most importantly, in the words of Winston Churchill,\nI hope I can delivered something for you and this will be inspire you. Let me know in the comments.\ndreams inspiration motivation success",
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        "raw_content": "Ghost Writing for Christmas\nMerry Christmas! While the holiday is a time of hope and merriment, in many stories it can also be a time to reflect on the ghosts of the past. Who better to tell us more about the haunted side of Christmas than author Kate Mayfield, whose memoir, The Undertaker\u2019s Daughter, is being published next month by Gallery Books? Take it away, Kate\u2026\nWhen I think of Christmases past I often think of dead people. I grew up in my father\u2019s funeral home, where people did not die conveniently. Christmas Day was the only day of the year when the funeral home was closed to the living, but because death does not discriminate, on many holidays one of our town\u2019s citizens lay in a casket downstairs while we decorated the tree upstairs.\nI recall the leaden winter days in which the fertile Kentucky ground was frozen solid, an occupational hazard that delayed grave digging. 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        "raw_content": "Evaluation is entering an exciting period \u2013 one that will challenge us all to think in new ways and to focus on new things. This blog post is the first in a series aimed at highlighting some of the most interesting considerations for evaluation in an era where the Sustainable Development Goals will be one of the main forces shaping \u201cdevelopment\u201d around the world.\nIn September 2015, all 193 Member States of the United Nations signed the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This important global framework for action with its set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), 169 associated targets and (for now) 231 indicators replaces the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) with its 21 targets and 60 indicators that have directed or contributed to development in many countries in the Global South since 2000.\nThe 2030 Agenda emphasises a \u201crobust, voluntary, effective, participatory, transparent and integrated follow-up and review framework\u201d. It explicitly places monitoring and evaluation at the centre of efforts to ensure development success \u2013 the first time ever the evaluation profession has had such a high profile in a global level agreement.\nIn a forthcoming publication for the Independent Evaluation Office (IEO) of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), based on work I did for the NEC/IDEAS Conference held in Bangkok in September 2015, I discuss some of the main issues for consideration by those who focus on the monitoring and evaluation of the SDGs. These issues are based on seven key lessons from the MDG era, synthesised from an analysis of a set of more than 30 papers \u2013 mostly literature syntheses, expert task team studies and evaluations. Several reinforce the importance of the evolution from the MDGs to the SDGs.\nThe MDGs are today considered part success, part failure. Most important is that they created momentum for development, galvanising political leaders and civil society to tackle multiple dimensions of poverty at the same time. Key strengths were that they were quite focused and had fairly simple targets, with indicators that were relatively easy to measure. It was easy to get people behind them, and they were widely used to advocate, and mobilise enthusiasm and funding for development. Monitoring at national, regional and global level, and the publication of international indices and \u201cleague tables\u201d created competition and incentives to do better and meet targets.\nThe MDGs also had severe weaknesses. They were donor-centric and technocratic, focused on quantity over quality, and had a simplistic development narrative that perpetuated sector-based silos, and promoted welfare and aid dependence over growth and self-reliance.\nPerhaps of most concern, aid and national budget allocations were frequently skewed, drawing attention away from long term perspectives such as attention to national systems (e.g. public health systems) and equitable growth, to short-term reductionist efforts, for example aimed at eradicating a specific disease or getting more children into school without consideration of the quality of the education.\nFifteen years later, the 2030 Agenda signals a different approach to development.\nThe SDGs are aspirational, designed to address many of the most obvious MDG weaknesses. They recognise the complexity of \u201cdevelopment\u201d. They reflect the need for a more holistic and context-sensitive approach and highlight the interconnectedness among countries, sectors and development interventions. They make \u201cdevelopment\u201d a priority for all countries, not only those in the Global South. They admit that resource flows other than aid matter, acknowledge that growth has to be context-sensitive and inclusive, with \u201cno-one left behind\u201d, and confirm the controversial principle of common but differentiated responsibilities.\nThey also de-emphasise the role of the United Nations and call for citizen-driven demand for public accountability. Most pertinent for the global evaluation community, they have a much stronger emphasis on follow-up and review processes that call for monitoring and evaluation at all levels.\nUnsurprisingly, critics lined up before and after the signing of the 2030 Agenda to point out its unrealistic ambition, massive resource requirements and reliance on global economic growth and models of development perceived as likely to fail during an era of massive income inequalities and unjustifiable notions of endless material growth.\nSeven lessons for attention of the evaluation profession in the SDG era\nThe following outline seven of the most important lessons derived from the analysis described above. All of them capture a number of issues that need to be the concern of the evaluation community. These issues will be detailed in a series of posts on this blog over the next few weeks.\nLesson 1. The value proposition of evaluation is not clear enough. The value of evaluation cannot be assumed or taken for granted. It must be demonstrated consistently and continuously.\nLesson 2. Macro influences emphasise the complex (adaptive) systems nature of development. Failure to understand and take into account the complex systems nature of development, including and especially macro level influences on national development trajectories, leads to ill-formed and inadequate strategies, decisions and evaluations.\nLesson 3. A key implication of \u201cintegrated\u201d development has been ignored. For successful development at national, regional and global level \u2013 i.e., where development trajectories remain positive in the long term \u2013 interconnected goals and targets have to be achieved in a certain order, and in synergy with one another.\nLesson 4. Hidden influences can be debilitating for development. There are many very important yet often hidden influences on, or within processes and relationships that drive, slow down or block development.\nLesson 5. Adaptive management remains rhetoric. Development intervention based on \u201clearning by doing\u201d (or iterative experimentation), adaptive management and contextualised solutions remain largely in the realm of rhetoric.\nLesson 6. Definitions, data and interpretation lack nuance. The definition of concepts, as well as data collection, analysis and synthesis for development and evaluation often lack sufficient depth and nuance. Simplistic, un-nuanced approaches are not benign; they can distort and do harm.\nLesson 7. The nature and quality of evaluative evidence remains a serious challenge to credibility and utility. The nature, quality and utility of evaluative evidence depends on many factors, including the contexts in which it is generated and used. The current state of the art around \u201cevidence\u201d in development and evaluation can be called into question, including with respect to league tables used in international development.\nImage Source: https://readtiger.com\nBy highlighting these seven lessons in the paper prepared for UNDP I hope to \u201cthrow down the gauntlet\u201d to our evaluation community. I hope we will, as a collective, take on with acumen and gusto these and other significant priorities that are bound to challenge our profession.\nI will discuss each lesson in posts over the next few weeks, and compare them to the priorities and strategies in documents that are intended to help shape evaluation in future, such as the Fifth Wave and the Global Evaluation Agenda 2016-2020.\nDevelopment, SDGs & Transformation\tDevelopment, Evaluation, Fifth Wave, MDGs, SDG lessons, SDGs\n\u00ab GOOD evaluation engages with POWER\nThe SDGs, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the Fifth Wave and the Global Evaluation Agenda \u00bb\nCara Meintjes Hartley says:\nThis is thought-provoking, Zenda, thank you!\nThis one in particular made me sit up and take note: \u201cLesson 5. Adaptive management remains rhetoric. Development intervention based on \u201clearning by doing\u201d (or iterative experimentation), adaptive management and contextualised solutions remain largely in the realm of rhetoric.\u201d\nAdaptive management is such a central principle in everything I\u2019ve read on M&E amid complexity, that your point is worrying and intriguing. Very much looking forward to your blog on this topic.\nHi Cara, in my experience, the more pressurised managers and implementers are, the more \u201clearning\u201d gets neglected \u2013 and there is a lot of pressure around these days. And M&E is not yet delivering well on being very useful throughout the management cycle. Much data collection for M&E is done for compliance only, and most worryingly, many evaluations are too poor to be valued or valuable. 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        "raw_content": "Finance Minister lists actions Ukraine needs to take for EU financial assistance\nUnder the third macrofinancial assistance program, Ukraine has received two tranches worth \u20ac1.2 billion out of the allocated \u20ac1.8 billion.\nThe main conditions for Ukraine\u2019s new, fourth macrofinancial assistance package from the European Union include the automatic verification of e-declarations, introduction of NBU credit registry and a verification system of ultimate beneficiary owners, as well as the abolition of the moratorium on exports of timber logs, the Finance Minister of Ukraine Oleksandr Danylyuk said as the result of negotiations in Brussels, Interfax-Ukraine reports.\nRelated: Trump approves security and defense assistance for Ukraine\n\u201cVerification of electronic declarations mechanically as it is happening now is nonsense, considering the technology available nowadays. I am sure that through joint efforts with the EU office in Ukraine and UN office in Ukraine we will solve this issue in the nearest future\u201d, - Danylyuk wrote on his Facebook page.\nWhat concerns the National Bank credit registry, the head of the finance ministry reminded that the law has been passed and its implementation has begun.\nIn regards to the exports of timber logs, Danylyuk pointed out that, taking ito account the sensitivity of this issue, the government is looking for ways to depoliticize this situation and finding a common ground.\nWhen it comes to the verification system of beneficiaries, the minister stressed that no such system is in place in any of EU member states. \u201cWorking together with international experts, we have already begun developing the mechanism. When the system begins working at full pace, it will become clear who owns businesses, what industries a person has influence on and where a conflict of interests may emerge\u201d, - he explained.\nRelated: European Commission agrees to allocate further assistance for Ukraine\nDanylyuk reminded that some of these conditions are those that were not met by Kyiv under the third EU macrofinancial assistance, which led to the Brussels denied its third tranche. According to the minister, if these conditions are met under the new program is rather realistic, although it is necessary to overcome vested interests and show political will.\n\u201cThe question is not just the continued cooperation with the European Union as a creditor and an important partner \u2013 the issue of our country\u2019s reputation of a reliable partner and our ability to maintain our obligations\u201d, - the head of the finance ministry said.\nHe also added that among other important tasks that the EU is willing to assist us with are the establishment of the anti-corruption court, the continued banking sector reform, the implementation of the BEPS minimal standard.\nThe minister pointed out that during the two-day visit he had meetings with the EU commissioner for economic and financial affairs, taxation and customs control Pierre Moscovici, the vice president of the European Parliament on international matters Zdzis\u0142aw Krasnod\u0119bski, the head of the Europarliament international affairs committee Elma Brok and leaders of the parliamentary factions that are going to make key decisions on the start of a new program of macrofinancial assistance from the European Union.\nRelated: European Union to allocate \u20ac 1.8 billion of macro-financial assistance to Ukraine\nAccording to the minister, representatives of the European Parliament and the European Commission note Ukraine\u2019s progress, most importantly, on the reform of state finance, of the banking and energy sectors, as well as the results of anti-corruption measures, the creation of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, the National Agency for Corruption Prevention, Prozorro and the automated registry of VAT reimbursement.\nAs reported earlier, under the third macrofinancial assistance program, Ukraine has received two tranches worth \u20ac1.2 billion out of the allocated \u20ac1.8 billion. The European Commission denied Ukraine the third tranche, as the country\u2019s government met just 17 out of 21 preliminary conditions.\nRelated: Finance Minister says that Ukraine is more interested in US military assistance than in economic support\nIn March of this year, the European Commission endorsed the fourth macrofinancial package for Ukraine worth \u20ac1 billion, which needs to be approved by the European Parliament and the Council of Europe.\nmacro-financial assistance MFA financial assistance EU financial assistance",
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        "raw_content": "\u00bb1495 Sports\u00bbAtlanta\u2019s Hayes, Dallas\u2019 Cambage Named WNBA Players of the Week\nPosted by Stacy Podelski on July 23, 2018 in 1495 Sports\nHayes was selected Player of the Week for the second time this season and the second time in her seven-year career. Behind Hayes, Atlanta went 3-0 last week to extend its winning streak to seven games and move into second place in the WNBA standings. She ranked second in the Eastern Conference in scoring (18.0 ppg) to go with 4.7 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game.\nThe highlight of the week for the 5-10 guard came on July 17, when she made a game-winning, buzzer-beating half-court shot to complete an 18-point effort as Atlanta defeated the host Connecticut Sun 86-83. Two days later, she scored 20 points in an 82-68 home win over the New York Liberty. Hayes finished the week with 16 points, five assists and four rebounds in an 87-74 home victory against the league-leading Seattle Storm on July 22.\nFor Cambage, the Player of the Week honor is the fourth of her career and second this season. Cambage led the Wings to a 2-2 mark as Dallas ended the week with a 14-11 record. The 6-8 center from Australia averaged a WNBA-high 34.0 points and a Western Conference-leading 2.25 blocked shots. Among West players, Cambage ranked second in rebounding (10.5 rpg) and field goal percentage (62.2, 46-of-74) and was tied for seventh in assists (4.0 apg).\nCambage opened the week by scoring a WNBA single-game record 53 points to go with 10 rebounds and five blocks as Dallas defeated the visiting Liberty 104-87 on July 17. Two days later, she tallied game highs of 35 points and 17 rebounds and added four assists in a 90-81 home win over the Washington Mystics. Cambage\u2019s two-game total of 88 points also set a WNBA record. On July 20, she finished with 23 points, five rebounds, five assists and three blocks in a 114-99 road loss to the Chicago Sky. Cambage closed the week with 25 points, 10 rebounds and five assists as the Wings fell to the visiting Sun 92-75 on July 22.\nTags: A\u2019ja Wilson, Atlanta Dream, Atlanta's Hayes, Breanna Stewart, Candace Parker, Chicago Sky, Courtney Vandersloot, Dallas Wings, Dallas' Cambage Named WNBA Players of the Week, Elena Delle Donne, Elizabeth Williams, Kayla McBride, Las Vegas Aces, Liz Cambage, Los Angles Sparks, Maya Moore, Minnesota Lynx, New York Liberty, Seattle Storm, Tiffany Hayes, Washington Mystics, WNBA, Women's Basketball Permalink\n\u2190 Brooklyn Cyclones Wrap-Up July 23\nBinghamton Rumble Ponies Wrap-Up July 23 \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "A Conversation with Roger Corman: The 2018 Extraordinary Contribution to Film Award Recipient\nOver the past 60 years, Roger Corman has defined himself as a cornerstone of independent filmmaking. With over 500 film credits to his name, his projects have launched the careers of some of the biggest names in Hollywood. Corman's self-made, formulistic approach to low-budget filmmaking invigorated a budding indie film scene and further cemented his sphere of influence in modern Hollywood. Join AFF 2018's Extraordinary Contribution to Film awardee for an in-depth conversation on an unmatched career.\nJosephson Entertainment; Film - producer Enchanted, Dirty Grandpa, The Last Boy Scout; TV - executive producer The Tick, TURN: Washington Spies, Bones\nBarry Josephson is a veteran of the entertainment industry with a wealth of diverse experience in film, television, and music. He has established mainstream success through numerous motion pictures, television series, and specials across a variety of genres. As President of Josephson... Read More \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "About yesterday's announcement\u2026\nJust some thoughts, feel free to chime in with your own in the comments section.\nAs some people have stated, this isn\u2019t just about Apple. Macworld (the event, not the website/magazine) is in big trouble. They have lost their headliner \u2013 which has been the anchor for 25 years. As Apple has left other Expos (Macworld East, Apple Expo Paris, NAB, etc) attendance has waned and some are closing up shop. This year is a done deal. Most people have already booked/bought Macworld tickets for 2009. How many fewer attendees and exhibitors will be on hand for 2010? It will be a shadow of itself despite their best efforts to show otherwise. The economy certainly doesn\u2019t help. You also have to wonder if Belkin, Adobe, etc. knew of Jobs\u2019 absence when they decided not to be present.\nSteve Jobs\u2019 health will obviously be called into question yet again. No matter how personal a matter it is, it does have a huge impact on the company \u2013 no one can dispute that. While everyone should have a right to privacy about their well being, every piece of information about Steve\u2019s health will be now pored over with a fine-tooth comb (like it wasn\u2019t already). Many people have a lot invested \u2013 literally and figuratively \u2013 in Apple, so the curiosity is natural. If Steve Jobs needs total privacy, he unfortunately will have to give up his role at Apple.\nThere probably aren\u2019t going to be any ground-breaking devices at this year\u2019s show. It isn\u2019t just the economy, but the downturn doesn\u2019t help. Apple hardly wants to unveil the next big thing in a time when people aren\u2019t spending. There have already been reports of flat or lowering estimates of Apple sales. Also, don\u2019t expect to see that ARM netbook or tablet. It will be incremental upgrades, some entertainment announcements. Otherwise Jobs, unless on his deathbed, would present no matter what was going on behind the scenes with IDG. We\u2019d opt for no big announcements.\nThere is also the question of whether things are good between IDG and Apple. Apple\u2019s PR statement rings pretty true; they\u2019ve been pulling out of all of their traditional events over the past decade. However, the timing and finality of this announcement seems pretty unusual.\nWhether Jobs is sick or not, he is signaling a reduced role in the company. All the signs are there. In recent events he has been taking on a smaller and smaller roll, while propping up those around him. Although scary for Apple fans/followers/investors, perhaps the big announcement at Macworld will be Steve Jobs quitting his day to day role at the company.",
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        "raw_content": "Review: Doo for Mac \u2014 the incredible new cloud-based file manager (plus iOS app preview)\nThere are a lot of places you can store your files these days. There\u2019s the Documents folder on your Mac, of course, but there\u2019s also Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft\u2019s Skydrive and more. And, of course, everyone has their favorite storage service. Some people prefer one over the other, and it\u2019s up to you to make sure you can keep them all straight.\nWell, now you don\u2019t have to. Doo is a brand new Mac app that aims to bring all of these services under one roof, and it does not disappoint. Keep reading to see how Doo can help you finally make sense of your cloud storage, and get a 9to5Mac-exclusive first look at the upcoming iPhone companion app.\nI store a lot of files in a lot of different places. I keep most of my files in my Documents folder on my Mac, but I also keep some important things in Dropbox. I do some technical work for my university, and my supervisor prefers Google Drive to distribute files to the staff. I have a lot of files scattered across a lot of different places.\nOne of my biggest annoyances is when I\u2019m out of the house without my laptop and suddenly need a file that\u2019s on my computer. When I made that file, I had no idea that I was ever going to need it outside of the house, so I just saved it locally on my hard drive. This happened to me just the other day. When I realized the file was at home, I wished I had a way to access my Documents folder from my phone.\nWith Doo, that\u2019s entirely possible. Doo monitors your Documents folder (along with any other folders you want to sync) and keeps them in the cloud for you. All you have to do is keep saving files exactly the way you did before. Doo keeps copies of a massive range of filetypes organized for you, based on file names and contents (which it can intelligently detect).\nYou can then combine the files from these folders with your automatically-detected email attachments, Dropbox, Skydrive, and Google Drive files. You can also create groups and folders, search your filenames and contents, or create Gmail-style rules to apply various modifications to the files.\nOf course, when dealing with the cloud, there\u2019s always a matter of security issues that might arise. In this case, some of your files (especially those which are regularly stored on your hard drive) will be uploaded to the Doo servers and kept there. If you have sensitive files that you aren\u2019t comfortable hosting on a third-party app\u2019s servers, you\u2019ll want to be careful to exclude them from your syncing setup. As you\u2019ll see later, it\u2019s not hard to specify certain folders or filetypes for Doo to ignore.\nIt\u2019s OK to be picky\nThe integration with cloud-based services runs a bit deeper in Doo than in similar software. While other applications will simply import your entire collection of files, Doo lets you choose which specific cloud folders you want to use.\nFor example, if you have three folders inside your Dropbox, but only want to sync one of them, you can do that. If you\u2019re only interested in syncing spreadsheets from Google Drive, but want to leave other files alone, you can do that as well.\nDoo even more\nIf I tried to list all of the features I had discovered within the first hour of getting this app, I\u2019d probably be unable to remember them all. Doo is full of little touches and features everywhere. The more I clicked around, the more I realized I was only beginning to scratch the surface of what Doo could do.\nThe built-in search lets you find files based on almost any criteria. The file browser itself has a whole host of view and sorting options, from the familiar grid to a list-style like that of the Finder.\nThe app can track down duplicate files and will ask which one you\u2019d like to keep in your library. This doesn\u2019t delete anything from your cloud services. In fact, nothing you do in Doo will have an destructive effects on your cloud storage. While that may seem like a strange idea at first, when you consider how each service will handle the changes you make, it\u2019s definitely for the best.\nDoo also lets you scan across a timeline to find files that were created on a specific date.\nOf course, there are a few cloud-sync services that aren\u2019t covered by Doo: Evernote and Box.net. However, support for both of those networks is planned for an upcoming update to Doo.\niPhone preview\nOf course, if you\u2019re going to sync your files to the cloud, it seems like you should be able to bring them with you wherever you go. To that end, Doo is building a family of apps for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. The Doo development team was kind enough to provide us with a few exclusive screenshots from the upcoming iPhone version. It is scheduled to be completed in the first quarter of 2013. The iPad version is on track to be released after that.\nDoo is a fantastic app for keeping track of your cloud-stored items as well as for keeping your locally-stored files available on other systems. If you\u2019re having a hard time managing your cloud services, Doo is for you.\nWith powerful tagging, search, automatic intelligent sorting, cross-service compatibility, and a whole lot more, Doo is one of the most complete cloud management apps to date.\nAlthough the strength of the service is somewhat weakened by the immediate lack of a mobile client, knowing that one will be released soon does help ease that problem a bit. Perhaps a larger issue for many users will be the fact that Doo stores your files on their own server. While Doo does offer client-side encryption for the two highest-tier plans, users may want to be wary of any sensitive data stored in the cloud. Naturally, this same advice goes for all cloud services, such as Dropbox and Google Drive, even if you don\u2019t connect Doo to those accounts.\nDoo is free to download from the Mac App Store or the Doo website. 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        "raw_content": "Review: Power Support Air Jacket for iPhone 5s\nJust under two weeks ago, Power Support, famous for their really awesome screen protector for most Apple devices, announced their newest of cases, the Air Jacket \u2013 available for the iPhone 5s, iPad Air, and iPad mini with Retina display. In this article, I will be reviewing and giving my opinion on their iPhone 5s case in black color.\nUnlike most cases, the Air Jacket is very low profile and thin, while covering a good majority of the device. The bottom of the iPhone 5s is covered, with a small leeway for the Lighting connector that makes this case compatible with most accessories. The headphone jack also has a small notch for 90\u00ba angle connectors, so those shouldn\u2019t be an issue.\nThe volume rockers and mute switch are left uncovered, but are enclosed around a tapered plastic, to make accessing them a lot easier. The sleep/wake button is the same way. The buttons would be rather hard to press if the taper wasn\u2019t present.\nOn the back, you have a rather large cutout for the camera and dual-LED flash. While taking photos, not once has the case caused any discoloration in them. One other thing I definitely want to point out is the absence of any kind of branding on the case, which I particularly like. The whole back is one smooth sheet of plastic.\nI really like this case. I\u2019ve used many \u2018slim\u2019 cases before, but this one takes the cake because not only is it truly slim, but combined with the tapered plastic around the buttons, it makes for a really awesome experience. The lack of any kind of branding is also a huge plus, as a lot of other cases I\u2019ve tried had pretty noticeable logos on the back/or sides of the case. I personally use the Apple EarPods, but I know a lot of users complain about no support for 90\u00ba angle connectors in cases. The case also holds up really well to slides on a table, occasional drops from the waist down, and it doesn\u2019t show much wear and tear. While the case can provide protection from day-to-day mishaps, it isn\u2019t going to protect your phone from anything too severe.\nIn conclusion, if you\u2019re looking for a case that not only adds a fair amount of protection to your iPhone, but also a nice sleek look, this case may be for you. The case also comes in a transparent, white, and translucent (black) variant.\nYou can pick up the Air Jacket on Amazon for $34.95.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on September 28, 2018 September 29, 2018 by Abby Paige\nI usually use this site to post brief updates about my own work, but today I wanted to share a longer post about David Vermette\u2019s A Distinct Alien Race, a new book about Franco-American life in New England.\nIt has been one of the unexpected twists of my adult life that my creative work has so often returned to the exploration of my own heritage. A series of accidents, mostly happy, including unexpected job offers, my transnational marriage, and some well-timed encounters with a few important books, turned me toward research and deeper contemplation of both Franco-American history and culture, and ancestry and ethnic identity more generally.\nIf the popularity of genealogy websites and television programs, DNA tests, and their corporate spin-offs are any indication, these interests are hardly unique to me. White North Americans in particular, whether in the U.S. or Canada, often reject any attempt to give historical context to their place in society and bristle at the suggestion that the historical facts of their ancestry may have some bearing on the contours of their present-day lives. Nonetheless many are eager to unearth their ancestry on a private, individual basis, preferring the apparently clean veneer of science to the muddier lens of history. This paradox fascinates me. Even while many of us are derisive about so-called \u201cidentity politics,\u201d we still seem drawn to the possibility of defining ourselves by community or culture in a way that whiteness does not offer.\nWhen I began to explore my own Franco-American ancestry, I felt a sense of disconnection to my origins that I now think is common. The word \u201cpiecework\u201d ended up in the title of my first solo show in part to honour the work of my forbearers who worked in textile industry, but also because making the show sometimes felt like making something from nothing, gathering impulses, intuitions, vague memories and feelings, to see whether they could accumulate into something that actually existed. That desire for something concrete might be satisfied in some people by opening their DNA results to see a map with impressive colours and percentages. For me, it was satisfied more gradually, by touring the show, talking with people about their families and memories, and learning from others who are trying to understand their own relationship with the past. I have grown to see the ways in which my cultural background continues to express itself through me and the culture of my family. These discoveries have been affirmed as I have grown closer to a Franco-American community and seen how the experiences of others resonate with my own. For me, this powerful experience of coming to understand my relationships with my ancestors, and myself as their descendant, could never have been supplied by a simple (and reductive) DNA test.\nReading David Vermette\u2019s new book, A Distinct Alien Race, I have been struck by a similar feeling of affirmation, a resonance that takes place where we are able to connect the personal with the collective. I\u2019ve met Vermette through a gathering of Franco-American artists and scholars that we have both attended in Orono, Maine, and I heard him read portions of the manuscript as he worked to adapt his long-term blog project into a volume for publication. On those occasions I was struck by the ease with which he is able to organize data-dense material and interpret it into natural and compelling prose. As a non-fiction writer, he has a kind of narrative patience I greatly admire, an ability to make his argument with a light touch, through the strength of his research and writing rather than with explicit or bellicose assertions. His book has these same strengths. Here, he makes dense and sometimes dry material digestible and even inviting, and he is a persuasive and entertaining storyteller. A Distinct Alien Race is a great gift to those of us with Franco-American ancestry, and to other readers it offers a thorough introduction to a large but often invisible ethnic group that has shaped New England and the U.S. more generally.\nVermette uses Brunswick, Maine, and its Cabot Mill as his case study, showing the pivotal role the textile industry played in shaping the region after the Civil War. But while he plants his feet in Brunswick (where his own family planted roots more than a century ago), his perspective is broader. He does not generalize from his own family\u2019s experience, but rather turns to other New England communities for both corroboration and contrast. His research is staggering, particularly since it was done outside of academia, without institutional support. Using census data, labor statistics, government reports, church records, historical newspapers, and other documents, he draws a colorful and dimensional picture of the textile industry in New England and how its French-Canadian workforce shaped the region\u2019s economy and culture. In the process, he dispels stereotypes and generalizations about French-heritage peoples that have persisted in New England for centuries, digging into all kinds of data to shape a fuller picture of what brought French-Canadians south and why they stayed.\nThose of us with Franco-American ancestry know through family lore where our families came from and how they lived, but through Vermette\u2019s impeccable research and writing, our individual families become visible as part of a people, as well as a major migration, and we come to understand the political and economic forces that influenced their lives and choices. He also draws powerful parallels between the immigration rhetoric of today and yesteryear, capturing the eery similarities between the xenophobic anger and anxiety directed at refugees and migrants today and those leveled against our ancestors by the hand-wringing \u201cpatriots\u201d of their day.\nThese comparisons, though unmistakable, are made with a light touch. Vermette\u2019s treatment of difficult themes, such as discrimination and race, is delicate but unflinching, and clarifies how the goalposts of racial identity in the U.S. are constantly shifting. He rarely settles for simple explanations, and chronicles the ways in which the Anglo-American elite have enforced social hierarchies since the very earliest days of the American republic while acknowledging that such hierarchies are nuanced and unstable. While I don\u2019t think he ever uses the term \u201cintersectionality,\u201d his work often embodies it, making room for the differing experiences and acknowledging the variety of experiences within the Franco community, indeed even within individual families.\nIf Vermette makes clear what seemed \u201calien\u201d about Francos, he is also able to articulate much of what made them \u201cdistinct.\u201d While he does compare the canadien immigrant experience to those of other groups now white-identified (the Irish, Italian, or Polish come to mind), he largely defines the Franco-American experience on its own terms, tracing their evolution as a distinct group from their Canadian relations and painting a portrait of a people who developed their own culture and identity \u2014 and continue to do so. Indeed, what is truly impressive about the book is how full a picture emerges of a group that often seems to lack definition. The last few chapters on New England\u2019s present-day Franco communities make clear that culture persists and continues to evolve, however invisible it may often continue to be.\nWhat strikes me perhaps most strongly about A Distinct Alien Race is the power of a history written from within the group being documented. Many of the books I have read on Franco-American history were written by Canadian authors, who often perceive us to be failed or fallen quebecoises, nationalist cautionary tales. Some other histories focus so determinedly on a single community that they fail to resonate further. But here, Vermette is engaged in a larger project, not just recording the history of the Cabot Mill, but using the experience of his own ancestors who labored there to piece together an image of a culture and community that has its roots in the earliest days of European colonialism and continues to evolve today. He makes Franco-Americans visible in a way that cannot be easily undone. 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        "raw_content": "Thailand's king, world's longest-reigning monarch, dies\nFILE: Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej is pushed on a wheelchair while leaving Siriraj hospital for the Grand Palace in Bangkok (Apichart Weerawong, File)\nKing Bhumibol Adulyadej, revered in Thailand as a demigod, a humble father figure and an anchor of stability through decades of upheaval at home and abroad, died Thursday. He was 88 and had been the world's longest reigning monarch.\nThe Royal Palace said Bhumibol died \"in a peaceful state\" at Siriraj Hospital, where he had been treated for various health problems for most of the past decade.\nDuring a reign that spanned 70 years, the U.S.-born Bhumibol became much more than Thailand's constitutional monarch. He was the nation's one constant as myriad governments rose and fell, a gentle leader who used the influence of the throne to unify the nation and rally troops through the Cold War as Thailand's neighbors fell under communist control. In his heyday, the frail-looking, soft-spoken man in spectacles wielded so much power and respect, he was able to squelch coups and rebellions with a gesture or a few well-chosen words.\nBhumibol was viewed by many in the majority Buddhist nation as a bodhisattva, or holy being who delays entering nirvana to aid the human race. But while junta leaders, prime ministers and courtiers approached him only on their knees, Bhumibol was remarkably down-to-earth. He rolled up his sleeves and hiked into impoverished villages and remote rice paddies to assess the state of his country and help resolve everything from water and food shortages to family squabbles. He played half a dozen musical instruments and jammed with American jazz greats including Benny Goodman.\nBy the twilight of his rule, Bhumibol had become the world's richest monarch and one of the planet's wealthiest people: Forbes magazine estimated his fortune at more than $30 billion in 2011. Although not known for having extravagant tastes, he nevertheless lived the elite life of a modern-day king, racing yachts and appearing at official functions clothed in ornate golden robes.\nOver the last decade, the once vigorous Bhumibol had withdrawn from public life due to a series of illnesses. His wife, Queen Sirikit, has also long been ailing and has been even more rarely seen.\nThe king was often ensconced at a Bangkok hospital, emerging from time to time to gaze across the Chao Phraya River from a special pavilion. He had been notably silent about the political upheaval and protests that have shaken the country in recent years.\nSince army-staged coups in 2006 and 2014, political rivals had increasingly invoked the need to protect the palace as a pretext to gain or hold power, and some politicians have been sidelined by opponents who accused them of disrespecting the king, a grave crime in this Southeast Asian country. Although Bhumibol once said he is not above criticism, Thailand's lese majeste law - the world's harshest - has been routinely employed in recent years, with anyone charged with defaming the palace facing 15 years in jail.\nThe king's heir apparent is his son, Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn, who does not hold his father's place in Thai hearts. There are other possible candidates for succession, and Bhumibol had the constitutional right to appoint a successor, but it was not immediately known whether he had done so.\nWith the king's passing, the world's longest reigning monarch is Queen Elizabeth II, who ascended to the British throne in 1952.\nBhumibol Adulyadej (poo-me-pon ah-dun-yaa-det) was born Dec. 5, 1927, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, while his father, Prince Mahidol of Songkhla, was studying medicine at Harvard University.\nBhumibol ascended to the throne in 1946, when his brother, 20-year-old King Ananda Mahidol, was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head in a palace bedroom under circumstances that remain mysterious. Bhumibol, then an 18-year-old prince, was named king 12 hours later following an extraordinary legislative session.\nAfter the shooting, Bhumibol returned to Switzerland, where he was studying law and political science. In 1948, he was seriously injured in a driving accident that deprived him of sight in his right eye; Sirikit Kitiyakara, the daughter of a Thai aristocrat and diplomat, helped nurse him back to health.\nBhumibol and Sirikit wed in 1950, a week before the king's coronation ceremony. Together they helped bridge East and West, visiting nearly 30 countries early in their reign. Bhumibol addressed the U.S. Congress when Dwight D. Eisenhower was president, dined with French leader Charles de Gaulle and met Elvis Presley on a visit with his queen to a Paramount Studios movie set in 1960.\nThailand has been a constitutional monarchy since 1932, with the prime minister and Parliament holding political power, and the king serving as head of state and placed in \"a position of revered worship.\"\nAlthough disillusioned in recent years with mounting societal greed, environmental destruction and the sidelining of traditions, the king said he tried to move with the times.\n\"A constitutional monarch must change with the country but at the same time he must keep the spirit of the country,\" he declared. People may be different, he said, \"but the common character of the people must be embodied by the king.\"\nFor much of his reign, as Thailand hurtled from a traditional agrarian society of 18 million people to a modern, industrializing nation of 70 million, Bhumibol spearheaded thousands of projects aimed at improving life for his people, traveling to the farthest reaches of his nation to join village elders on a patch of grass to discuss the recent harvest or plot an irrigation ditch.\nThe weight of royalty and Bhumibol's work on behalf of Thailand's have-nots won him a following backed up by nightly TV programs that tracked his every move. He remained active until his final years and dispensed funds and advice on everything from deforestation to Bangkok's traffic.\n\"They say that a kingdom is like a pyramid: the king on top and the people below,\" he once told an Associated Press reporter. \"But in this country it's upside down. That's why I sometimes have a pain around here.\" He pointed to his neck and shoulders.\nThe name Bhumibol means \"Strength of the Land,\" and the bounty of Thailand's soil and waters was the king's passion. In 1952 he set out to breed a better freshwater fish, a staple of the Thai peasantry, in the ponds of his Chitralada Palace in Bangkok. It was the first of more than 4,300 palace-sponsored development projects now blanketing the country.\nHe pioneered work to help eradicate the opium grown by northern hill tribes. \"It has become an instrument of destruction ... The drugs subjugate the body, the money subjugates the soul,\" he said, dipping into his own pocket to start a project to convince the tribes to abandon opium crops for others like tea and coffee.\nWhile normally in the background of government theater, the king stepped to the forefront at crucial moments of Thai history. During a pro-democracy uprising in 1973, he ordered the gates of the Grand Palace to be opened to students fleeing the gunfire of troops loyal to a dictatorial triumvirate. The message was clear, and the trio went into exile. In 1992, during another bloody confrontation between the military and pro-democracy protesters, the king called in the two key protagonists, who prostrated themselves before him on nationwide TV and promised peace. The crisis ended immediately.\nAfter mass protests against Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra began in 2006, Bhumibol urged the country's top courts to resolve the political crisis. A bloodless military coup followed, and part of the army rationale for intervening was Thaksin's alleged disrespect for the king.\nEven with Thaksin dispatched, the crisis simmered, with his opponents - the so-called \"Yellow Shirts\" - claiming the mantle of defending the monarchy. With the country polarized, Queen Sirikit showed her sympathies by attending the funeral of a Yellow Shirt follower killed in protest clashes, undermining the axiom that the throne was above politics.\nBy 2011, the king's health had worsened and Thaksin's sister Yingluck Shinawatra had become prime minister through elections. Mass protests helped fuel an unstable climate that triggered another army coup in 2014.\nThrough it all, Bhumibol himself remained adored and revered. His occasional public outings drew tens of thousands of people into the streets trying to catch a glimpse, with most dressed in the royal color yellow. Many have wept at the sight of his passing motorcade.\nMuch of the admiration is genuine: framed posters, paintings and photographs of the king are ubiquitous in Thai homes and shops, depicting not only an exalted figure in glimmering robes, but also an ordinary-looking man with a camera strapped around his chest. Taxicab windows proclaim \"Long Live the King.\"\nBut some of the adulation is obligatory. Bhumibol's birthday is a national holiday. Pedestrians must stop while the royal anthem is played at 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily in parks and the mass transit system. In cinemas, a brief film play depicting the impact of Bhumibol's life runs before every movie, and the audience must stand as it is shown.\nAlthough Vajiralongkorn is the heir apparent, the throne could still pass to one of his sons or to his more popular sister, Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. Bhumibol also has two other daughters, Chulabhorn and Ubol Ratana. 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        "raw_content": "Posted Feb 06, 2018 By Lauren Adams, M.A.\nAccess to Care Public & Population Health Insurance, Medicare & Medicaid National Health Policy Conference\nFeaturing perspectives from a host of speakers reflecting a wealth of experience in health policy implementation and assessment - from the U.S. Surgeon General and the Democratic Whip to health policy reporters and leading academics - the National Health Policy Conference (NHPC) emphasized a call for a focus on evidence building to inform policy debates and decisions.\nAcademyHealth President and CEO Lisa Simpson opened the conference with a call to \u201celevate the debate, to move us beyond partisan rancor and tropes to real solutions.\u201d This sentiment was echoed throughout the conference. From former Wisconsin Medicaid Director Michael Heifetz at the opening plenary: \u201cWe\u2019re interested in what\u2019s best for everybody not just what\u2019s best for Republicans or Democrats.\u201d In the closing plenary on misinformation panelists noted the responsibility to protect the integrity of the research and evidence that affects the most vulnerable among us.\n\u201cYou don\u2019t have to be a producer of misinformation to be a victim of misinformation,\u201d MIT\u2019s Adam Berinsky noted.\nThis perspective reflected a respect for and consideration of the individuals, families, and communities directly affected by the research, evidence, and health policies discussed across three main themes: state innovation, progress on social determinants, and opportunities to enhance the use of evidence in policymaking.\nState Innovation\nOne emerging theme over the course of the two-day conference was the idea that health happens at the local level. The conference highlighted the work of the states to improve the health of their communities through navigating the political divide, combatting the opioid epidemic, and innovating through the use of Medicaid waivers.\nNorth Carolina\u2019s Health and Human Services Secretary Mandy Cohen shared her experience in Tuesday\u2019s lunch plenary in bringing together those with disparate political views around smart spending. \u201cWe\u2019re asking, how are we using our dollars to buy health? Not health care, but health.\u201d\nIn a breakout session on state innovations to address the opioid crisis, Carlos Blanco of the National Institute on Drug Abuse highlighted one particular key to innovation. \u201cWe have to have a dialogue back and forth between science and practice so that at the end of the day, we are not just publishing papers but we are advancing the health of the public,\u201d he said.\nJeff Talbert of the University of Kentucky agreed, noting his university\u2019s partnership with Kentucky\u2019s state government through the AcademyHealth hosted State-University Partnership Learning Network. He credited some of the state\u2019s progress to the embedded researchers within the state government, who found that very few prescribers were using the state\u2019s prescription drug monitoring program \u2013 and those who were using it were only doing so about 10 percent of the time.\nAs the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have stepped up approval of state waivers and demonstration initiatives, there were several sessions focused on how various states are making the ACA work and the challenges still ahead.\nA sobering quote from the final day one keynote on social determinants speaker Bob K. Ross, \u201c80 percent of health outcome factors are outside clinical care,\u201d reminded attendees of the importance of addressing the social determinants of health and including considerations of these factors in larger discussions on health and health policy. The theme of social determinants of health was woven through the conference, in comments by speakers acutely aware that there are a plethora of factors affecting health.\nSara Rosenbaum of the George Washington University School of Public Health connected an analysis of Medicaid work requirements to issues related to the inability of individuals to gain employment due to a lack of access to oral health care. Later, speakers from the Task Force on Low Value Care noted the importance of using language that can reach patients of every socioeconomic and health literacy background. Elizabeth Cope of Aequitas LLC, presenting on PCORnet as a tool to support evidence-based policymaking for population health improvement, highlighted PCORnet\u2019s work to promote health equity through its collaborative research groups focused on health disparities, social determinants of health, and other related topic areas.\nWhen asked how the health care system can work to alleviate inequality and systems that propagate institutional racism, plenary speaker Rishi Machanda of HealthBegins echoed Bob K. Ross. 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        "raw_content": "Pretty Good Debate Performance Not Good Enough\nAs I saw the un-endorsements of Trump from Republicans roll in Saturday morning, I thought that there was now basically one plausible scenario in which Trump wins.\nThat Clinton collapses during the debate. I thought Trump actually performed pretty well in the debate, though the focus groups and phone polls \u2013 which are much, much more reliable than online polls \u2013 by and large said Clinton won. But whether you think the debate on its own was a net loss or net gain for Trump, it wasn\u2019t nearly enough to undo the disaster that was last weekend. If this election were close, Trump\u2019s performance in the debate would be considered a narrow win. Trump needed something a lot more than a narrow win. He needed Clinton to collapse, physically or otherwise. She didn\u2019t. He might have very well stopped the flow of Republicans abandoning him, but I\u2019m afraid that\u2019s not enough.\nThe political betting markets seem to agree with this assessment. On PredictWise, a site that generates a probability based on various metrics, including betting markets, Republican\u2019s chances of winning the presidency went down to 13% today. Now, that might sound a little high to you. But that\u2019s the probability of any Republican winning the Presidency, not just Trump.\nThe Republicans calling for Trump to resign are saying that Pence should take his place, and that they will write in Pence\u2019s name if Trump does not resign. Smart strategy, given that it allows them to say they\u2019re still wholly committed to beating Clinton, without having to defend Trump anymore. There\u2019s not really an effective response to that from either the die-hard Trump supporters or the Democrats.\nThere is a chance that Trump is eventually forced out in some way. Nobody expects this to happen, but it\u2019s possible that if Trump\u2019s campaign staff abandons him, he\u2019ll think it\u2019s better long-term for his reputation to step down now and let Pence take over. And Pence would quite likely perform better than Trump in the election. Any Republican at this point would do better than Trump.\nOf course, many Trump surrogates have tried to downplay the significance of the tape and the Republican response, saying \u201cthis is how guys talk\u201d \u2013 which begs the question, what kind of guys are you spending time with? \u2013 and \u201cnobody cares what establishment Republicans think.\u201d That last assertion has some merit, but it demonstrates a misunderstanding of how much negative media attention matters.\nSure, not a whole lot of people care about Senator Kelly Ayotte\u2019s endorsement, but when you have Republican after Republican say Trump has to resign, constantly, for an entire weekend \u2013 and these are elected, currently serving politicians, not one-time governors and public intellectuals \u2013 a picture starts to form.\nThat picture is of a candidate who is so impulsive, and has such a horrible view of women, that he can\u2019t even get the support of his own party. The stock response of the Trump surrogates, \u201cHow could he be a misogynist if he employed women in construction projects in the 1970s?\u201d hasn\u2019t been a good response to his misogyny scandals in the past, and isn\u2019t a good response to the latest one.\nIt\u2019s not just that the Senators and Congressmen are abandoning him. There have been several reports that RNC staff are refusing to work for the Trump campaign anymore. The RNC has also halted \u201cthe operations of some of the \u2018Victory\u2019 program that is devoted to electing Donald Trump.\u201d\nWe could very well see the RNC do what they did with the Bob Dole campaign in 1996. At a certain point, it became obvious that Bob Dole was unable to beat Bill Clinton, so the RNC took funds that would have gone to Dole and diverted them to Senate and Congressional races. They would be well-advised to do the same now.\nWhich brings us to why the video on its own, even without the party abandoning him, is so harmful. It reinforces an existing negative view of Trump.\nThink back to the Republican primary, the debate just before New Hampshire, when Marco Rubio repeated the same, \u201cLet\u2019s dispel this notion that Barack Obama doesn\u2019t know what he\u2019s doing,\u201d line four times. That moment was so damaging to Rubio because it confirmed an existing negative view, i.e. that Rubio was robotic, not genuine, overly-calculated, et cetera.\nTrump\u2019s labeling of Jeb Bush as \u201clow-energy\u201d was effective for the same reason. He was bored and boring, nobody was enthusiastic about him and he was utterly incapable of drawing a crowd. So the low-energy attack was particularly effective, because it was based on an idea people already had of Jeb that had not really been addressed in the open.\nThe Trump tape, by the same token, is hurting and will continue to hurt him badly, because Trump was already viewed as \u201chaving a problem with strong women,\u201d in Ted Cruz\u2019 words. 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        "raw_content": "You know...God doesn\u2019t require that we serve Him. He isn\u2019t some slave driver demanding acts of service to prove our love and devotion. Rather, He makes an appeal to our hearts. Always inviting us to make a choice. What will we do with what we\u2019ve been gifted with? What will we do with the skills we have been given?\nIn the book of Exodus, Moses is building a Tabernacle where God\u2019s Presence would literally take up residency. The Israelite people would be able to go there to communicate with and worship Him. It would have been an extraordinary undertaking and I wonder if Moses ever thought, \u201cHow in the world is this gonna happen?\u201d\nBut God does something incredible inside of those who will help accomplish His tasks. He stirs hearts and moves in spirits. You see, we don\u2019t serve God out of obligation, we do it in response to what He is already doing in our lives. When Love enters in, obligation flies out the window - and desire to serve Him literally engulfs us.\nWhen Moses stepped out in faith and asked for volunteers to help in building the Tabernacle he said,\n\u201c...This is what the the Lord has commanded...Let those with generous hearts present the following gifts to the Lord..\u201d(Ex. 35:4-5)\n\u201cAll whose hearts were stirred and whose spirits were moved came and brought their sacred offerings to the Lord.\u201d (Ex. 35:21)\n\u201cBoth men and women came, all whose hearts were willing\u2026\u201d (Ex. 35:22)\n\u201cAll those who owned the following items willingly brought them\u2026\u201d (Ex. 35:23)\n\u201cAll the women who were willing used their skills to spin the goat hair into yarn.\u201d (Ex. 35:26)\nToday there are still tasks that need to be done. And just like the Tabernacle was built, your skill set is still required to build up the body of Christ. You see, I believe God is still \u201cstirring up hearts and moving spirits\u201d to serve His Kingdom. Today, He is still calling out to you to offer your time, your personality, your talents, your skill set to build His Kingdom.\nChurches still need volunteers.\nMinistries still need donations.\nInterestingly friends, and I say this gently, you don\u2019t see any sort of \u201cgreat exchange\u201d in Exodus happening between the people and Moses when they brought their gifts. They weren\u2019t given instant recognition. They weren\u2019t paid for their time spent sewing and building. They were just \u201ceager to get to work.\u201d (Ex. 36:2)\nGod saw them - and that was enough.\nI love that. I want that kind of responsive heart toward God.\nIf you\u2019ve been sensing God\u2019s call on your life today, ask yourself, \u201cWhat skill set has God given me?\u201d. Then just ask quickly ask Him, \u201cThen how and where do You want me to use them?\u201d\nI cannot wait to see how He answers that for you!\nNewer PostABC's of SUMMER\nOlder PostReversals and Set Backs",
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        "raw_content": "New Test for High School Students Seeks to Rewrite History for Political Gain, says AMAC\nPosted Friday, August 28, 2015 | By John Grimaldi | 83 Comments\n\u2018Those who would pervert the past for political gain cannot be allowed to succeed.\u2019\nWASHINGTON, DC, Aug 28 \u2013 Liberal elements in the education sector are putting a new spin on American history, according to Stanley Kurtz of the Ethics and Public Policy Center. He says it is an attempt to hijack the history of the U.S. for future leftist political gains.\nA group of some 56 history professors from across the U.S. recently published an open letter objecting to the College Board\u2019s new Advanced Placement U.S. History exam. The exam, they wrote, \u201cshortchanges students by imposing on them an arid, fragmentary, and misleading account of American history.\u201d\nThe letter states that \u201cEducators and the public have been willing to trust the College Board to strike a sensible balance among different approaches to the American past. Rather than issuing detailed guidelines, the College Board has in the past furnished a brief topical outline for teachers, leaving them free to choose what to emphasize. In addition, the previous AP U.S. History course featured a strong insistence on content, i.e., on the students\u2019 acquisition of extensive factual knowledge of American history. But with the new 2014 framework, the College Board has put forward a lengthy 134-page document which repudiates that earlier approach, centralizes control, deemphasizes content, and promotes a particular interpretation of American history,\u201d the letter concludes.\u201d\nThe statement points out that \u201cthere are notable political or ideological biases inherent in the 2014 framework, and certain structural innovations that will inevitably result in imbalance in the test, and bias in the course. Chief among these is the treatment of American national identity.\u201d\nKurtz says the new interpretation is an attempt to \u201cinternationalize\u201d the nation\u2019s past in the minds of young learners. The College Board says that its new test is an attempt to provide balance for teachers and students.\nDan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens points out that \u201cHistory is prologue to the future. The history of America helps us to understand what made our country so powerful and influential. The U.S. is envied and emulated throughout the world in one form or another. Any attempt to revise our country\u2019s past, is bound to limit and impede progress in the future.\u201d\nThe new history exam for high schoolers is influenced by individuals who lead the movement to internationalize U.S. history including NYU history professor Thomas Bender, according to Kurtz. Bender, he said, is a self-described proponent of what he calls \u201ctransnational connections and the global framing of the history of North America, beginning with earliest European ventures out onto the Atlantic to the present.\u201d\nKurtz describes Bender as a \u201cthoroughgoing critic of American exceptionalism, the notion that America is freer and more democratic than any other nation, and for that reason, a model, vindicator, and at times the chief defender of ordered liberty and self-government in the world.\u201d\nWeber says that whether people such as Bender like it or not, American exceptionalism is real. \u201cIt\u2019s not a brag or a boast. It\u2019s a fact that, unlike any other nation on the planet, America is a true melting pot, a safe haven for people of all nationalities. They came here to help themselves and their families but wound up helping to create a nation that became the envy of the world.\u201d\nBender, however, would rather we look at ourselves through the eyes of our enemies in order to give us what he calls perspective. \u201cAmericans have always found it difficult to imagine themselves as an enemy, as a problem for other people,\u201d he contends.\nHis notion of history, according to Kurtz, is \u201cthat Columbus and his successors didn\u2019t discover America so much as they discovered \u2018the ocean world,\u2019 a new global community united by the oceans. The oceans, in turn, made possible the slave trade and the birth of modern capitalism, which improved the lives of Europeans, but brought exploitation and tragic injustice to the rest of the world. In other words, Bender wants early American history to be less about the Pilgrims, Plymouth Colony, and John Winthrop\u2019s \u201cCity on a Hill\u201d speech, and more about the role of the plantation economy and the slave trade in the rise of an intrinsically exploitative international capitalism.\u201d\nWeber sees the new AP History Framework foisted on our children by the College Board company as a view tainted by a progressive agenda based on distorted values and interpretations.\nThe AMAC chief says: \u201cThe greatness of America is in the spirit of free people under God, and in the bedrock values we live by each day in our families, neighborhoods, and work-places. Each of us, and those who came before us, is an individual worthy of respect, unique and important to the success of America. The history of our country is irreversible. No one has the right to misrepresent the facts. Those who would pervert the past for political objectives in the future with intellectual claptrap cannot be allowed to succeed in brainwashing our children in their classrooms.\u201d\nThe Association of Mature American Citizens [http://www.amac.us] is a vibrant, vital and conservative alternative to those organizations, such as AARP, that dominate the choices for mature Americans who want a say in the future of the nation. Where those other organizations may boast of their power to set the agendas for their memberships, AMAC takes its marching orders from its members. We act and speak on their behalf, protecting their interests, and offering a conservative insight on how to best solve the problems they face today. Live long and make a difference by joining us today at http://amac.us/join-amac.\nFLAT TAX ONLY, ON INCOME ONLY.\nIt\u2019s very simple: The Federal Tax System should be a \u201cFLAT TAX\u201d on income only. Every body, pays no matter what their income, EVERYBODY, those on welfare, middle class and the rich alike, pay same FLAT TAX %. This could be very simple payment plan. W-2 or documented income form with payment. There would be no allowance against income. Everyone pays the same FLAT TAX. ANY, FLAT TAX percentage increases would have to be approved by the people in a Nation Wide Vote, at an annual election. Changes to FLAT TAX System would have to be by voted on by the people. We can no longer trust the elected Federal representatives to represent the will of we the people. Decisions that affect all of us must be voted on by we the people. It is time we the people take back our government and Nation. Additional thought: Any bill introduced\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nHere are two great organizations whereby you can learn to teach American History and Government.\nhttp://www.teachingamericanhistory.org\nTwo of the professors on the list work with these programs\u2014-supposedly ETS is going to make changes. Get a campaign together and get people to write and call..\nYou can also get free courses from http://www.hillsdale.edu.\nFace it. They are going to change the history. Nothing seems to work in the American ethical sense of what is fact and truth anymore. Since we have a proficient liar with a legacy of being the worst, most incompetent president in history, the educational and government systems are now following his lead in distorting the truth and changing all facts to suit whatever they think is right only to them. Further, it is well known of the lying and deceit out of the white house and nobody is going to do a thing about it. Maybe as citizens since the government is lying and distorting, we should follow their lead when dealing with government.\nI\u2019m new to this site (recently joined) and not here to disparage anyone who is fed up with this current admin. of corruption. however, I would like to point out that there are some newly discovered history/science/theories that are not being taught in our schools. why? corruption is the best word I have found to describe what I have encountered at every turn. pablo is correct to say that there were certainly people here thousands of years earlier than Columbus. there is a video you can find on y.t. put out by a dr. (archeologist) at the smithsonian which presents an alternate view of how the Americas were settled, especially N. America (surprised he hasn\u2019t been dismissed). the artifacts the dr. points to include weapons and tools whose science originated in Europe (France), and are being discovered by the hundreds primarily around Virginia, and the east coast in general. many\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nPat Sabin\nPlease do an article on the history of the College Board. Most of us know only about David Coleman but somewhere I read about past presidents but can\u2019t find it now. Maybe you can. It was one of those \u201cAh Hah\u201d moments that told why the Board was doing the things it was doing.\nthis is nothing new, has been ongoing since the \u201960s with the sds (students for a democratic society), Saul Alinskis and others such infiltrating and taking over the media and educational institutions because \u2018we\u2019 allowed them to by voting \u201cpolitically correctly\u201d for \u2018\u201dmoderates\u201d\u2018 and remaining loyal to \u2018the democrats\u2019 because they are for regular folks and the \u201cevil republicans\u2019 are for the rich.\nI am just an AMAC member and not associated with them in any other way but feel the need to mention this:\nPlease be careful about posting any specific personal information in your comments. This is not a closed forum and anyone who wishes to can read your comments. Some authors post their articles on their own websites also and your comment might show up there or on the Internet for anyone to see.\nIt would be better to contact AMAC direct through the contact field above if you would like more information on an article.\nI recently found the Tara Ross FaceBook page which posts a daily US history passage. Maybe AMAC members will find it interesting. I do!\nJim Carlyle\nGood documentation of another example of the liberal trend to discredit America and Americans, starting with our current Frderal Government.\nWhat I learned from high school and collegeabout US History I have ;argely had to un;earn as I have grown older and more aware of the world and our place in it.\nPeople in this country who discredit us most often have a radically idealized cobcept of the rest of the world-typically have not any real life experience outside our borders or academia, in general.\nPoor kids are being manipulated-some more.\nAlden Sewell\nWell i am but a poor but well read legal immigrant citizen .. WHY O WHY do none of you geniuses mention\nmuch of the wealth of America came because we live in the land with the most arable farmland and a wealth of energy ( coal , Now oil ) and minerals than any other country ?? Not putting down people just a little perspective on what helped us become a great nation Politics aside .\nIf you folks want to see where we are headed with this \u201cSocialist Revolution\u201d of our educational system with political correctness and Agenda 21 idiotology, maybe you should read or view these rather predictive books or movies. As to the revision and rewriting of history one could start with Fahrenheit 451, where the government has troops that run around burning \u201cunapproved\u201d books. Then there is Aldus Huxley\u2019s \u201cBrave New World\u201d where a New World Order type environment dictates how to live a happy life on \u201cSoma\u201d and super restricted speech and people bred specially for the various jobs needed to promote life for the elites, and what to do with the \u201crebels,\u201d and the elites fornicate for fun with whomever they please for any reason other than propagating the race, where fetuses are produced en masse by artificial means with selected egg and sperm combinations in laboratory utensils and programmed\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nGeorge Quintal Jr.\nOn 19 April 1775, eighty Americans of incredible courage faced an onslaught of eight hundred British regulars on Lexington Common. They stood their ground, fighting to maintain their democratic form of government. It is my great honor to be a guide on the Common and to be able to tell this story. Tens of thousands of people from all over the world visit this bastion of liberty every year. A very large number of them have tears in their eyes. The revisionist history writers can never erase the visceral connection that ordinary Americans have with these brave founders. Will the revisionists ever mention that the Patriot army of 1775 was integrated? That in the elite corps of minute men were men of color? That throughout the Revolutionary War soldiers of color were paid at the same rate as their white comrades? Never will the revisionists ever allow for a spirit\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nWhat the liberal \u201ceducators\u201d always fail to mention is between our letter to King George III in 1776 (aka the Declaration of Independence) and the end of the US Civil War in 1865 was only 89 years. That means that slavery within the US was legal only for those 89 years. Among nations were slavery is/was legal, the US stands at near the shortest period of slavery in the world. Yes, there was slavery in the 13 Colonies before 1776, but we were part of England then, we were not an independent country. The England was involved in slavery for hundreds of years before 1776 and for years after 1865. England, France, Spain, Netherlands, Rome, Greece, Egypt, Japan, China, and all of the other \u201cgreat civilizations\u201d of the past. But only the US is criticized for being a \u201cslave nation\u201d and (historically wrongly) accused of running the \u201cslave trade\u201d. No\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nMy daughter has given up a lucrative career to home school her children. Once common core became the law of the educational field she left her job as a teacher to teach the most important students in her life. My 3 grandchildren test well above their grade levels and are learning American history, the Constitution and current events as they should. I am amazed at how intelligent they are and how they can put many adults to shame with their knowledge. More parents should do this! Our public, and some private, schools are putting out kids who have no basic knowledge of facts and who are being led as sheep to the slaughter. It\u2019s time for parents to come up to the plate and demand that common core goes and that we return to basics to include true American history that inspires and knowledge of our Constitution. If they don\u2019t\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nThis is SO out of date. The College Board has already revised the AP History exam for 2015 into a much more balanced test. Get with the program, folks!\nI am a senior with a 12 year old son in the seventh grade. The school books he brings home are loaded with garbage. It is no longer Dick and Jane went to the store to buy apples, it is filled with Ahmed and Rashid went to the agoura. They are teaching \u201cestimating\u201d math, and very vague history. It is all designed for the global society, and the common core dumbing of America for voter blocks dependant on the government. I fire off e-mails to his teachers all the time and they reply that those are the books furnished by the state of Indiana and I am sure by the US government. His current social studies teacher has the class watching CNN fo kids. Found out about that one Thursday! I hope there is a Fox news, or something similar instead of commie CNN.\nJohn Zee\nI received my history education, in both P.S. and college, before the appearance of an educational \u201cczar\u201d in D.C. As a result my knowledge of our country\u2019s greatness was nurtured by individuals who cared about the good land and who lived here. In addition, my Father and Mother were both naturalized citizens who studied and learned in order to qualify as citizens of the, still, greatest country on earth. As, therefore, a native born citizen I learned about the comparison of our \u201cworld\u201d and that of others. My pride in this country and my abhorrence of what has been wrought in recent years, saddens me far beyond my poor powers of communication. We, in education circles, have slipped off the rails of political progress into the swamp of governmental decay and personal gain. It is my hope to live long enough to see the trends reversed and to see that\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nGary of the Adams family of God\nWelcome to Agenda 21 and Common Core Education. At 77 years old I can attest to the History I was taught in my public education as very incomplete even untrue to say the least. What ever happened to the 13th Amendment that disappeared after the War of 1812, How did Lincoln call Congress into session after the Southern states walked out of a sitting Congress, that broke the quorum that had disbanded? That was the Civil War!! He did that using the Lieber Code. I did not learn that in my public school History class. From then on this country was under Martial Law. Check the Act of 1871 creating the UNITES STATES INCORPORATED, The unlawful Federal Reserve Act of 1913, also HJR192 etc etc. History is always written by the winner and that is always the financiers of the wars. There is much more of this deception to be\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nThe Wall Street Journal published an article on this issue titled \u201cBye, Bye American History\u201d. It contains links to the letter from the 56 history professors, a petition and to the 130 page proposed framework for AP U. S. History. http://www.wsj.com/articles/bye-bye-american-history-1433978690 Apparently there has been an outcry and changes are supposed to be in the works. We\u2019ll see. The revisionists have been at it for quite some time.",
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        "raw_content": "Of 1929 and 2012 Romney v. Romney\nHitting bookstores this month, The NEW New Deal:\nIn a riveting account based on new documents and interviews with more than 400 sources on both sides of the aisle, award-winning reporter Michael Grunwald reveals the vivid story behind President Obama\u2019s $800 billion stimulus bill, one of the most important and least understood pieces of legislation in the history of the country. Grunwald\u2019s meticulous reporting shows how the stimulus, though reviled on the right and the left, helped prevent a depression while jump-starting the president\u2019s agenda for lasting change. As ambitious and far-reaching as FDR\u2019s New Deal, the Recovery Act is a down payment on the nation\u2019s economic and environmental future, the purest distillation of change in the Obama era.\nThe stimulus has launched a transition to a clean-energy economy, doubled our renewable power, and financed unprecedented investments in energy efficiency, a smarter grid, electric cars, advanced biofuels, and green manufacturing. It is computerizing America\u2019s pen-and-paper medical system. Its Race to the Top is the boldest education reform in U.S. history. It has put in place the biggest middle-class tax cuts in a generation, the largest research investments ever, and the most extensive infrastructure investments since Eisenhower\u2019s interstate highway system. It includes the largest expansion of antipoverty programs since the Great Society, lifting millions of Americans above the poverty line, reducing homelessness, and modernizing unemployment insurance. Like the first New Deal, Obama\u2019s stimulus has created legacies that last: the world\u2019s largest wind and solar projects, a new battery industry, a fledgling high-speed rail network, and the world\u2019s highest-speed Internet network.\nMichael Grunwald goes behind the scenes\u2014sitting in on cabinet meetings, as well as recounting the secret strategy sessions where Republicans devised their resistance to Obama\u2014to show how the stimulus was born, how it fueled a resurgence on the right, and how it is changing America. The New New Deal shatters the conventional Washington narrative and it will redefine the way Obama\u2019s first term is perceived.\nThat\u2019s all I\u2019ve read so far \u2014 the flap copy. Being a glass half-full kind of guy, I\u2019m going to try to find time to read the whole thing. With all the challenges we face \u2014 including the polarization that automatically keeps nearly half the country from even considering positive news \u2014 we\u2019re entitled to enjoy the gains from time to time.\nWe added 172,000 private-sector jobs in July, the 29th consecutive month of gains, for a total of 4.5 million. It would have been more if the stimulus package Michael Grunwald writes about had been larger; more still if the Republicans hadn\u2019t blocked the American Jobs Act the President proposed to a joint session of Congress 11 months ago.\nStill, it\u2019s amazing how much progress has been made, given the mess the Administration inherited and the unprecedented level of obstruction.\nClick here to see it in graphic form.\nThe idea that the way to accelerate growth is to slam on the brakes (the Ryan/Romney budget) . . . is bizarre. The idea that at a time of high unemployment and zero real borrowing costs we should let our infrastructure crumble still further rather than put people to work moving forward . . . is bizarre. The idea that \u201cjob creators\u201d are rich people who don\u2019t create jobs because their tax rates \u2014 slashed to the lowest rates in modern times \u2014 were not slashed enough . . . is bizarre. Let me tell you about job creators: if they see a way to make more profit by hiring someone, they will do it, regardless of their tax rate. If they don\u2019t, they won\u2019t, even if their tax rate were zero. Why would they?",
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        "raw_content": "(Forever Yours, Book 1)\nTrade Paperback,\nKuumba Publishing\nDiverse Reads, Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, Science Fiction\nSynopsis: Regent Lela of Asiya is the most powerful person on her planet, but she is powerless to save the life of her beloved soulmate \u2014 Zion Grace. For thirty years they lived as husband and wife, but Zion\u2019s time is at an end. Lela must go on without him.\n\u201cThere will never be anyone else for me.\u201d\nDespite having died, nothing can keep Zion from his soulmate. He\u2019s back, but not as the man he once was. Zion must help Lela move on with her life, lest he lose her forever. But how can Zion convince Lela to accept the love and affections of another man when he still wants her for himself?\n\u201cI love you, Lela. My heart is forever yours.\u201d\nLela and Zion are bound souls, destined to live eternity together. For these lovers, death is not an end, but a fateful beginning.\nI started this book with mixed feelings. In fact, I stopped reading it after about 100 pages. But then, after taking care of some other book reviews, I returned to this novel, having decided to give it another chance. And I'm so glad I did, too! I started from the beginning again, and this time, was able to finish it. I very much enjoyed it, as well!\nWhat I had initially objected to was the way the love triangle in this novel was handled by Jones. I wasn't very comfortable with that. I won't say more, as I don't want to include any spoilers. However, the second time around, I was able to move beyond this to an appreciation of the great love that both Zion and Ammon, the two male protagonists, felt for Lela, the female protagonist.\nZion, Lela's first husband, was from Earth. From the descriptions in the novel, it became apparent that he was also an African-American.\nAmmon, like Lela, was from the planet of Asiya. The inhabitants of this planet have an unspecified ethnicity, and are much like humans.\nAlthough Lela was bound to Zion for eternity, she also loved Ammon. Her relationship with him was no less beautiful than the one she had with Zion, although she was unable to give her heart fully to Ammon. Still, she loved him as much as she was capable of loving him.\nI did feel sorry for Ammon. As Lela's second husband, he was well aware that her heart totally belonged to Zion, but his love for Lela was unconditional, so he gladly accepted what she was able to give him.\nThis is a science fiction romance novel, so the emphasis is on the romance. Thus, it's not a fast-paced novel. Initially, this was another thing that bothered me. During the second reading, I saw and felt that the gentle pacing was just perfect for this particular story. This is, after all, a character-driven novel. It's the characters' emotions and thoughts that are important.\nThe narrative opens with an argument between Zion and Lela, a few years before his death. It closes with a beautiful, peaceful reconciliation/reunion between them. In between, we go through all of Lela's tumultuous feelings right along with her, as she tries to come to terms with Zion's passing, as well as her acceptance of Ammon as her second husband.\nI loved both Zion and Ammon, each being wonderful in his own way. I loved how much they each loved and treasured Lela. Both men also accepted Lela as the strong woman she was. As Regent of the planet of Asiya, Lela was indeed in a powerful position, and they respected that.\nThe secondary characters were wonderful as well! I especially liked Sage, Zion's sister. She and Lela were not only sisters-in-law, but also best friends. Their relationship was truly special. If Sage often came across as a bit domineering (she was constantly urging Lela to move on, as 7 years had gone by after Zion's death), it was because she truly cared for Lela, and wanted her to be happy. Sage also loved her brother, and missed him terribly. This became very evident when he unexpectedly revealed himself to her, asking for her help in helping Lela to move on.\nI also loved Xavier, Zion and Lela's son. He, too, was very concerned about his mother, and was very devoted to her. I felt for him, too, as he struggled with the circumstances of his father's passing, which had left him feeling embittered and angry.\nThe world-building in this novel was very well done, although I did feel that it could have been more detailed. However, readers can still get a feel for the world and culture of Asiya, which are both fascinating! I especially liked all of the rituals involved in courtship. They were absolutely beautiful!\nInterestingly, there seem to be references to Greek mythology with the presence of the three Fates. These are the closest thing to gods that the Asiyans have. As in Greek mythology, the Fates control the destiny of all Asiyans, and, of course, the destiny of any off-worlders married to Asiyans, as well.\nI also found it interesting that Lela's first husband is named \"Zion\". This is also the name of a specific mountain located near the city of Jerusalem, and the name is often used as a synonym for the city itself. Furthermore, in the Rastafari religion, which developed in Jamaica in the 1930s, the name \"Zion\" refers directly to Ethiopia. So there's symbolism involved in the name of this character.\nI also thought that Zion's last name, \"Grace\" was very significant. I think it refers specifically to the grace of God, which He abundantly bestows on His children. It also has something to do with the concept of elegance and refinement in the carrying out of one's duties. Certainly Zion, as a diplomat assigned to the world of Asiya, possessed these qualities.\nLela's second husband is named \"Ammon\". (He has no last name; Asiyans are instead identified by their Houses, or clans.) This name actually refers to \"an Iron Age Semitic-speaking nation occupying the east of the Jordan River, between the torrent valleys of Arnon and Jabbok, in present-day Jordan.\" (Source: Wikipedia) The Ammonites are mentioned in the Bible, in Genesis 19:37-38. \"It is stated there that they descended from Ben-Ammi, a son of Lot through incest with his younger daughter. B\u00e9n'\u00e1mm\u00ee, literally means \"son of my people\".\" (Source: Wikipedia article mentioned above)\nThese two names are significant for a reason. I would guess that they are meant to express the initial, strong rivalry that existed between Zion and Ammon. After all, in the Bible, the Hebrews were always contending with pagan nations. The Wikipedia article referenced above also points this out. \"Throughout the Bible, the Ammonites and Israelites are portrayed as mutual antagonists. During the Exodus, the Israelites were prohibited by the Ammonites from passing through their lands. The Ammonites soon allied themselves with Eglon of Moab in attacking Israel.\"\nHow fascinating that, in this novel, Zion and Ammon, who were initially rivals, eventually came to a peaceful resolution in their mutual love for Lela, although Zion was the one she was bound to for all eternity.\nThe name \"Sage\" is also significant. Not only is this an aromatic plant, but the noun is also defined as \"a profoundly wise person\". (Dictionary.com) So this is a very appropriate name for Lela's sister-in-law. Not only did she do her best to soothe Lela's sorrow, which is something that alludes to the aromatic plant, but she also provided Lela with excellent advice, and always had Lela's back.\nThis beautiful, heartbreaking story is also poetically and sensitively told. Using a third-person narrative with several POVs, Jones weaves a tale that is vividly real, vividly poignant. It also becomes depressing at a certain point, as it seems that Lela will never be able to move beyond her sorrow. But then, the tone of the story changes to one of hope, and ends on this note. Even though the author's take on the afterlife is totally alien to me, I was able to appreciate the fact that everything came to a lovely conclusion. The great romantic cliche that \"true love always wins out in the end\" was beautifully depicted.\nThis is such an emotionally powerful novel! It's also a very philosophical one, as several themes are touched upon, such as life after death, the enduring power of love, the ideal of peace among all lifeforms in the universe, and the impact of one's legacy on future generations.\nI've never read an SF novel like this one before. When I finished reading it, I did indeed feel as if I had lived this life, as if I, like Lela, had had to deal with the passing of a beloved spouse, as well as the conflicting emotions elicited by another. By the end of the book, all of the characters felt like family, with all of the lovable qualities and flaws typical of families. I was, of course, very sorry to see all of it come to an end.\nAt the back of the book, the author has included a beautiful short story titled \"The Garden\". This story was the seed from which Bound Souls sprang into full form. It focuses on the same theme as the novel, but resolves the central issue in another way. And, it, too, was very beautiful!\nI highly recommend this novel, which I'm sure I will re-read at some point in the future. I am also planning to read the other PNR novels written by this highly-talented author!\nN. D. Jones lives in Maryland (USA) with her husband and two children. Having earned an M.A. in Political Science, she is a dedicated educator. She taught high school Social Studies and served as chair of the Social Studies Department. Currently, she is a Professional Development Teacher Specialist with a local Maryland school system, working on increasing student achievement through teacher and administrator efficacy. She is a lifelong learner, pursuing her doctorate in Community College Leadership.\nShe is the founder of Kuumba Publishing, an art, audiobook, eBook, and paperback company. Kuumba Publishing is a forum for creativity, with a special commitment to promoting and encouraging creative works of authors and artists of African descent. Her teenage daughter created the image design for Kuumba Publishing, while her son has written a role-playing game original character bio for a new paranormal romance series--making Kuumba Publishing a true family affair.\nLabels: book reviews, diverse reads, fantasy, paranormal romance, science fiction\nThe love triangle it this book sounds so interesting to read about. I think that I also might find it a bit troubling. Just reading your synopsis raises philosophical and moral questions. If one lives in reality where the departed regularly visit the living, these questions involving romantic relationships would inevitably arise. In such a Universe, it seems that marriage and lifelong romantic commitments would need to go beyond death.\nHave great week Maria!\nThe love triangle does sound interesting, but only to a point. I can't say more without giving spoilers. And yes, I do think you would find it troubling.\nThis book does indeed raise philosophical and moral questions. It all depends on each reader's personal beliefs on the matter of life after death, and whether or not romantic commitments will endure beyond death. I want to believe that they do, of course!\nIn spite of its somewhat troubling aspects, the story is beautifully written, and is very poignant and sweet, as well. Just the thing for us romantic females.... lol. But there are parts of the book that will inevitably bring tears to sensitive readers like me.\nThanks for the insightful comment!! Hope you have a great week, too!! <3 :)\nWhat an insightful review, Maria! Thank you. Just from your description of the love triangle in this one, I find myself unsure about it. It certainly challenges some of my own beliefs. But it sounds like the author handles it very effectively. And I like it when an author can make me think outside my own comfortable box. I am glad you enjoyed this one!\nThank you SO much for such a sweet compliment!! 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        "raw_content": "Just thoughts of today and Bird Martin tells a nice story!\nIt seems to me that ever since my eldest child stepped foot into school, I have been waging a small war against the Americanpublic school system. The day the last kid graduated from that institution, I breathed a sigh of relief. The war was over for me.\nThe American Dream hinges a lot on education, and while I agree that education is important, I disagree with the adage that you can\u2019t be successful without it. In the end, success is in eye of the beholder. Read here to get an idea of how successful, or unsuccessful, this family is.\nAll three of my kids are extremely intelligent, but when it came to standardized testing, Rebekkah just shined. As is the habit of public schools, she was given a PACT test as a sophomore in high school, which is a pre-test that gives the school some idea\u2026\nPrevious Capitalism or Socialism?",
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        "raw_content": "* Arrests likely to raise tension in unity government * Lawyer says MPs arrested for disorderly conduct (Recasts with MPs\u2019 release) By Nelson Banya HARARE, Aug 19 (Reuters) \u2013 Zimbabwean police on Wednesday arrested 10 opposition parliamentarians from Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai\u2019s MDC, charged them with disorderly conduct and later released them, their lawyer said. The move is likely to raise tensions in the six-month-old unity government. Cooperation between the Movement for Democratic Change and President Robert Mugabe\u2019s ZANU-PF is crucial as the government tries to win vital funding from foreign donors who are demanding faster political and economic reforms. The MDC lawmakers were held at a police station for several hours after their arrest at the offices of a senior Finance Ministry official, where they had gone to enquire about MPs\u2019 allowances and a vehicle loan scheme, their lawyer Tafadzwa Mugabe told Reuters. \u201cThey\u2019ve been released and told they should come back tomorrow. They have been charged with disorderly conduct and behaving in an insulting, threatening and abusive manner and for a public breach of the peace,\u201d Mugabe said. \u201cThey had gone to the permanent secretary\u2019s office to enquire about allowances and the vehicle scheme, but were told he was not there. They offered to wait and when he did not turn up, somebody made a report to the police.\u201d Mugabe said the MPs would only know on Thursday if they would be taken to court. The police were not immediately available for comment. President Mugabe\u2019s opponents and the small remaining community of white farmers still complain of detentions and harassment, but the unity government has functioned better than many believed possible. Tsvangirai\u2019s party, which defeated ZANU-PF in last year\u2019s parliamentary polls, accuses Mugabe of plotting to whittle away its majority by arresting its lawmakers on various charges. Before Wednesday\u2019s arrests, at least seven MDC MPs faced charges that the party described as trumped up, and five have already been convicted of various crimes. Four of them were sentenced to more than six months in jail, which automatically disqualifies them from holding their parliamentary seats, according to Zimbabwean law. Analysts believe the coalition has little choice but to hold together because catastrophe would follow if it fell apart.",
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        "raw_content": "Soraya: Baby Name of the Day\nQueen Soraya, 1953 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)\nShe\u2019s an Arabic import with a celestial meaning.\nThanks to Christina for suggesting Soraya as our Baby Name of the Day.\nSoraya has never made the US Top 1000, but she was given to 217 girls in 2011 \u2013 only a few dozen short of the Top 1000. She\u2019s heard internationally, too, as far afield as Brazil, Algeria, and Japan.\nBut Soraya is mostly a Middle Eastern appellation. Soraya comes from Thurayya \u2013 the Arabic name for the Pleiades, derived from a word meaning gem or jewel.\nThe Pleiades are a cluster of bright stars in the constellation Taurus. The number counted and named varies over time, and different cultures have read all sorts of meanings into the stars. In Greek myth, they\u2019re the Seven Sisters, daughters of Atlas and a sea-nymph. In Japan, they\u2019re Subaru \u2013 the source of the auto manufacturer\u2019s name. In the ancient days of the Andes, the return of the constellation coincided with the harvest, so their name translates roughly to \u201cstorehouse.\u201d In Norse mythology, they were Freyja\u2019s hens.\nIn the Islamic world, because Muhammad himself saw the stars, and once referenced them while speaking about the messiah. There\u2019s rich meaning to this name.\nBorn in 1899 in Syria, Soraya Tarzi was a feminist leader, influenced by her reformer father. Soraya was also Queen of Afghanistan. She and her family encouraged the education of girls and discouraged the wearing of veils. But the times were difficult ones, and the changes didn\u2019t stick. Soraya was photographed on a visit to Europe, dining in the company of men without even a token head covering, and it caused a scandal.\nAnd yet her name caught on.\nSoraya Esfandiary-Bakhtiari was the daughter of a Persian father and Russian-German mother. She married the Shah of Iran in 1951, but it was not a happy union, and the couple divorced by the end of the decade. She lived the rest of her years in Europe, trading the title Queen for Princess.\nIt\u2019s this second Middle Eastern Soraya who gets credit for boosting the name in the Western world. Soraya saw some use in the US beginning in the 1950s. And the princess stayed very much in the public eye. There was an autobiography in 1964, a brief film career, a sunflower named in her honor, and a high profile for years, including an Italian biopic in 2003.\nWhile Soraya is the dominant spelling in the US, there are plenty of other possibilities, including:\nZoraya, in use in the US since the 1970s, and given to 19 girls in 2011.\nThoraya, worn by Thoraya Obaid, a former Under Secretary General of the United Nations and citizen of Saudi Arabia.\nThe name takes on a literary sheen thanks to The Bookseller of Kabul, the tale of an Afghan merchant and his family beginning shortly after the September 11th attacks. The booksellers\u2019 wife is Suraia.\nIn the X-Men comics, Sooraya Qadir is better known as Dust.\nAt the same time Soraya attracted notice in the English-speaking world, she was embraced by Spanish speakers, too. More than a few Sorayas come from places like Mexico and Spain.\nAll of this makes Soraya a logical choice for parents seeking a Spanish-Arabic appellation, or simply for those looking for a truly international name. There\u2019s lots to love about the glittering Soraya.\nGemma: Baby Name of the Day\nBaby Name of the Day: Stelli\nMira: Baby Name of the Day\nZoraya says\nMy grandfather named me after the Iranian princess. In Perto Rico, my name was a known name and never mispronounced. In the US, however, it was butchered. I struggled to like my name as a child. Now, I absolutely love my name mostly because I loved my grandfather, and I miss him\u2026also because of how exotic and unpopular the name is. Thank you for the article\u2026it answered some questions for me.\nI was born in 1971 & named soraya after the shah of persia\u2019s (Iran) wife, mine is pronounced\nSo ray a although teachers at sch ect pronounce it so ri ya (sounds like rye) which always annoyed me but that is how it\u2019s actually pronounced in Iran etc,\nI wasn\u2019t overly keen as a child due to the above but I grew to like it as I got older, my family call me Raya which is also cool\nI wonder how many people have the same name as I do\nSoraya S says\nI was named after the princess in the 60\u2019s,born N raised in Germany \u2013 Italian,my mom knew Soraya after both fled from there Husband\u2019s N met in Berlin.She promised Soraya.when her next Daughter was born she would name her Soraya..People in America. Always ask me where the name originated,I just say it belongs to the Beautiful green eye Princess Soraya..Get her Book to know her life,she loved N died alone..\nSouraya M says\nI honestly hate my name, my mum spelt it as souraya\nI\u2019m Moroccan , Algerian and German my mu being Moroccan and German and my dad being Algerian. I always frowned upon their choice of name for me.\nReally pretty name \u2013 I know a little girl named Soraya whose mum is really into Persian culture, there\u2019s no other connection otherwise. She gets a lot of compliments on her name, and nobody has ever problems pronouncing it, but a couple spelling it.\nhetta says\nI love it, but can\u2019t get around The Stoning of Soraya M which shakes my soul.\nLove this name! Sarah, thank you for the link \u2013 I\u2019ve bookmarked it.\nThank you for profiling my name! I was born in the late 1970s and my Latin American great-aunt (who was fascinated with the Iranian princess) suggested the name Soraya to my mother because she thought it would work well in both the Latin and Arab cultures (my dad is Middle Eastern). I like both the sound and uniqueness of my name, and the way it represents my heritage, and have always received many compliments on it. Of course, I do sometimes have to explain to new people how to spell it and/or pronounce it, and they usually never get it right at Starbucks, but that doesn\u2019t really bother me.\nI haven\u2019t met a ton of other Sorayas in my life, but most of the ones I\u2019ve met have been Hispanic, Middle Eastern, or a combination of the two. I\u2019ve also met an Asian American and an African American Soraya, and I know that a former high school classmate (Caucasian) also used the name for her daughter because she liked my name. There was also a quite popular Columbian-American singer named Soraya, who passed away a few years ago. http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soraya_(musician)\nAnother girl\u2019s name that occurs both in Spanish and Arabic is the name Dalia.\nhttp://www.muslimbabynames.net/girl-name-detail.asp?ID=175&Alphabet=D&Starting=\nhttp://www.babynamewizard.com/baby-name/girl/dalia\nThere is a girl named Dahlia in the book \u201cCanicula,\u201d which is about a Mexican-American family in Texas.\nI\u2019m so happy you profiled the name Soraya! I think it is such a fascinating and international name. It is one of my favorite girls\u2019 names. I\u2019ve known a Zoraya in Mexico, a Soraya from Colombia, and a Soraya whose family is from Iran.\nThe use of Soraya/Zoraya in the Spanish-speaking world is due to when the Moors dominated southern Spain centuries ago. There are a lot of similarities between Morocco and Latin America (food, architecture, music, etc.). There are also many, many Spanish words that are derived from Arabic. For example, \u201calbondiga\u201d is \u201cmeatball\u201d in Spanish, and \u201cal-bunduqa\u201d is \u201cball\u201d in Arabic.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_language_influence_on_the_Spanish_language\nVery lovely, both Soraya and Zoraya.\nI like it!. It\u2019s very close to my cousin\u2019s name, Saraya. I prefer the A spelling though.\nI love this name. It\u2019s going on the short list.\nDon\u2019t forget the 2008 film \u201cThe Stoning of Soraya M.\u201d\nIt\u2019s lovely but not my style. It calls to mind NPR correspondent Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson and so it sounds natural to me!\nMy first thought, too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soraya_Sarhaddi_Nelson. I also like the name Saraia.",
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        "raw_content": "June 4, 2018 \u2013 North Bay, Ontario \u2013 A North Bay man with a distinguished military career has been awarded the prestigious Sovereign\u2019s Medal for his volunteer efforts with the air cadets and a veterans\u2019 organization.\nBrigadier-General (Ret\u2019d) Ron Button received the honour largely for his work with the Royal Canadian Air Force Association Trust, the RCAFA\u2019s charitable arm. Gen. Button served as the Trust\u2019s chair for 17 years.\nBrigadier General (Ret\u2019d) Ron Button receives the Sovereign\u2019s Medal for Volunteers from MP Anthony Rota during the Rotary Club of North Bay meeting on Monday, June 4.\nAnthony Rota, Member of Parliament for Nipissing\u2013Timiskaming, presented Gen. Button with the medal and a certificate signed by Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General of Canada, at a ceremony Monday hosted by the Rotary Club of North Bay.\nGen. Button is also a longtime Rotarian.\nThe Sovereign\u2019s Medal for Volunteers recognizes Canadians for their remarkable achievements and outstanding community service in a wide range of fields. Nominations are reviewed by an advisory committee, which recommends potential recipients to the Governor General. The process is non-partisan and selection is based on merit.\nThe official honour was created in 1995 by then Governor General Rom\u00e9o Leblanc and first launched as the Caring Canadian Award. It became known as the Sovereign\u2019s Medal for Volunteers in 2016.\nGen. Button served a distinguished 35-year career with the Canadian military that included postings across the country and the United States, as well as senior roles with NORAD and National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa. Before his retirement in 1983, he was Commandant of the Canadian Forces\u2019 training system for new recruits and Commander of the Forces\u2019 Central (Ontario) Region.\nHis duty and dedication didn\u2019t stop there, and he has continued to work on behalf of military-related causes and organizations in the years since.\nHe was recognized by the Royal Canadian Air Force Association for his role as chair of its charitable trust and ensuring it \u201cbecame the prime supporters of air cadets, air museums and memorial commemorative sites and events.\u201d\nDuring his years at the helm from 1989 to 2006, the Trust disbursed more than $1 million to dozens of organizations. Locally, it was involved with Project Flanders, the committee behind the North Bay Memorial Wall. The monument was unveiled in 2000.\nGen. Button is also past national president of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association, a member of the RCAFA\u2019s advisory council, an honorary director of the Air Cadet League of Canada, a past trustee for the Air Cadet 50th Anniversary Trust Fund and a life member of the Air Cadet League/Ontario Provincial Committee.\nHe is a member of 422 Wing (Nipissing) RCAFA, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 23 North Bay, the Rotary Club of North Bay and St. Brice\u2019s Anglican Church.\nHe previously received the Golden Jubilee Medal and Diamond Jubilee Medal, which honoured the 50th and 60th anniversary of the Queen\u2019s ascension to the throne.\nGeneral Button and Janet, his wife of 65 years, have five daughters, 17 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.\n\u201cI have had the pleasure of knowing Gen. Button for many years. It was a great privilege to be able to present him with this official honour today. He has commanded and, equally important, he has served. I would like to personally thank him for the extraordinary contributions he has made to his causes, to his community, and to our country.\u201d\nAnthony Rota, Member of Parliament for Nipissing-Timiskaming\nTo find out more about the Sovereign\u2019s Medal for Volunteers, please visit: https://caring.gg.ca\nOffice of Anthony Rota, MP (Nipissing\u2013Timiskaming)",
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(This isn\u2019t the place where you drop off your messy data for a \u201cgeek\u201d to clean.)\nInstead, you\u2019ll find whiteboards, a few purpose-built computers, and an open table with people exploring a problem and the various ways of engaging with it.\n\u201cThis isn\u2019t a service desk,\u201d Little said. \u201cThis is an open lab. We\u2019re looking to help you find a collaborator or collaborate with you directly, and we\u2019re interested in solving complex problems and working with meaningful data in our efforts to do that.\u201d\nData scientists Michael Simeone (left) and David Little in the Hayden Library data lab on Sept. 7. The lab is available for students who have projects, work or research that could benefit from data visualization and data analyzation and the expertise from data scientists. Photo by Deanna Dent/ASU Now\nOver the last year, Simeone has worked to ensure that the new lab space met key needs of the ASU community. Meeting regularly with students, faculty and staff interested in gaining experience with data visualization, machine learning and analytics programs, Simeone has worked with both undergraduate and graduate students on their own research, including a team from the W. P. Carey School of Business for a capstone project that involved text-mining emails for organizational analysis.\nSimeone also teaches graduate-level courses in the computational and digital humanities certificate, which is run by the School for International Letters and Cultures.\nWorking with Simeone, ASU student Shashank Kapoor is specializing in big data systems as part of his graduate work in computer science, within the Ira A. 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        "raw_content": "Faith Ringgold: Paintings and Story Quilts, 1964\u20132017 at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London\nBy Isabella Smith\nFaith Ringgold\u2019s American People Series #20:Die (1967), a largescale painting of blood-spattered limbs during a race riot, introduced the artist\u2019s work to the UK with a bang when it was included in Soul of a Nation at Tate Modern last year. For her first solo exhibition in Europe, Pippy Houldsworth Gallery highlights two related strands of Ringgold\u2019s practice: paintings from the 1960s and the story quilts that she\u2019s been making since 1980 (and for which she is best known). Each of the five quilts on display belongs to a different narrative series, in which they act as chapters. These hybrid works are richly detailed, combining acrylic painting with carefully crafted patchwork and handwritten text. They are clamorous and \u2013 even at their most joyous \u2013 activist in intent. Ringgold has long fought against prejudice: in 1971 she founded the campaign group \u2018Where We At\u2019, Black Women Artists, and telling stories through quilts began as her riposte to a publishing industry uninterested, as she saw it, in narratives of black lives.\nThe small gallery is full of rich, interconnected stories. In the four early oil paintings on show, European Modernism combines with traditional Nigerian and Ghanaian masks to devastating effect: everyday racial and gender tensions are conveyed through stark, black-edged figures filled with saturated planes of colour. American People Series #16: Woman Looking in a Mirror (1966), for instance, sees a black woman impassively consider her own reflection. The composition is both homage to and subversion of Pablo Picasso\u2019s post-Cubist phase (see his Girl Before a Mirror, 1932), and highlights the importance of self-definition in a racist, sexist society. Or take the quilt-edged painting Subway Graffiti #2 (1987), in which Ringgold gathers together dozens of characters she was either close to or admired \u2013 from her studio assistant to Jean-Michel Basquiat \u2013 in a joyously sprawling portrait of late-1980s New York. There\u2019s the poignant tale of Coming to Jones Road Part II n.2 We Here Aunt Emmy Got Us Now (2010), in which a fictionalised family of slaves who have fled a cotton plantation and followed the Underground Railroad in search of freedom are finally reunited. The latest quilt, Ancestors Part II (2017), is an unabashed paean to hope for the future. Multiracial children dance together in a dreamlike state, with an accompanying text describing their song for a \u2018world at peace\u2019 filled with \u2018love not hate\u2019.\nCombining an advocate sensibility with a clarity of graphic imagination, the piece is \u2013 almost \u2013 an effective stand-in for Ringgold\u2019s project as a whole. There\u2019s so many threads to unpick here, so tightly packed in, that the show\u2019s only failing is its necessarily limited scale and reach. Though lauded in the US \u2013 Ringgold\u2019s many children\u2019s books feature on school curricula and her work is held in over 50 public collections \u2013 the eighty-seven-year old artist is relatively little-known on these shores. Let\u2019s hope we won\u2019t have to wait much longer to see her given the space she deserves.\nFaith Ringgold: Paintings and Story Quilts, 1964\u20132017 at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, 23 February \u2013 28 April",
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        "raw_content": "Chart help needed: How to show proportion between two values?\nWhat type of chart do I want to show that one number is several times as many as another?\nPutting a tall bar representing value x next to short bar representing value y shows that x is greater than y by x-y. (I realize that's a bit of an oversimplification.) What's the best way to show that x is greater than y by x/y times? I would love some examples.\nBonus question that I should really know the answer to: if x-y is the \"linear\" relationship, what is x/y? Neither the \"geometric\" relationship nor the \"proportional\" relationship sound right to me.\nposted by Sock Ray Blue to Media & Arts (11 answers total) 4 users marked this as a favorite\nYou could take your bar graph, and label the axes in multiples of Y (rather than whatever the base units are).\nposted by FrereKhan at 6:52 AM on January 16, 2013\nIt sounds like you want a logarithmic scale plot.\nHere's a place to make such graph paper\nposted by odinsdream at 7:00 AM on January 16, 2013\n... if x-y is the \"linear\" relationship, what is x/y?\nI would just call it the \"ratio\". I can't think of a phrase of the form \"[foo] relationship\" either.\nposted by Johnny Assay at 7:15 AM on January 16, 2013\nCalibrate this based on your intended audience carefully. A lot of people have trouble with logarithms.\nI would design something that shows y filling x a certain number of times. kind of like if you were to visually represent \"it would take 200 [or whatever] Rhode Islands to fill up the United States of America.\"\nposted by entropone at 7:16 AM on January 16, 2013\nSorry, should have specified that my intended audience is pretty unsophisticated. Think USA Today reader.\nposted by Sock Ray Blue at 7:19 AM on January 16, 2013\nDo you need a graph for your audience?\nFor example, if x is 5.5 times bigger than Y, could you show 5.5 of something compared to 1 of the other in an infographic. Or just the text, like \"1 : 5.5\"\nIf you do have to use a graph, be aware that people tend to look at things by surface area and dimensions if it present. So if you want to show that x is 5.5 more than y then your surface area and height/size should reflect that. It is one reason why, thanks to the vagaries of Pi, circles are bad at showing proportional relationships.\nI would also avoid logarithms. Generally an unnecessary complication where you're presenting to an audience.\nposted by MuffinMan at 7:37 AM on January 16, 2013 [1 favorite]\nPutting a tall bar representing value x next to short bar representing value y shows that x is greater than y by x-y.\nDisagree. The ratio of the two items is pretty clear from such a plot, as long as your axes go all the way to zero.\nThe alternative is just to plot the ratio of the two items. You don't need or want any fancy type of plot. In fact, if you're only comparing two items total, I'd say you don't need a plot at all.\nposted by kiltedtaco at 7:47 AM on January 16, 2013\n... could you show 5.5 of something compared to 1 of the other in an infographic ...\nSeconding this approach. They're called pictographs.\nposted by ceribus peribus at 8:56 AM on January 16, 2013\nYou could do an area display like this radiation chart, where one area encloses the other. This immediately gets across the sense that something is X times bigger than something else.\nHow about a bar graph with the larger bar divided into sections that are the same size as the smaller bar? You could also add a second y-axis that just has tick marks at intervals the same size as the smaller bar.\nposted by alphanerd at 10:02 AM on January 16, 2013\nJust had some more thoughts on this question. If you're looking at a bunch of different (x, y) pairs, you can say that x and y \"vary directly\" or \"exhibit direct variation\" if y/x is always a constant value. This is a special kind of linear relationship, one where the \"y intercept\" of the graph would be zero.\nOver a bunch of different values, you could use the x axis to represent x, the y values to represent y, and the fact that they were related proportionally would be reflected in the fact that the slope of the graph is constant and that y is 0 when x is 0.\nposted by alphanerd at 1:15 PM on January 16, 2013\n\u00ab Older Do small retailers use head hunters? | Converting a personal facebook page to... Newer \u00bb\nTopological Data Analysis, I think it's called? February 8, 2014\nCareer Development Suggestions for making sense of... September 8, 2013\nHelp me make my graphs pretty June 15, 2012\nHow do I get started with data visualization? November 20, 2008\nWhat happens when, and for how long? April 24, 2006\nproprtion",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on August 12, 2015 October 2, 2015 by austinbhahn\nDear Selena:\nWow! I can\u2019t believe you\u2019ve been gone for 20 years. I remember when I heard you sing for the first time. I was 18 years old, and I knew that you had been long gone, but I wanted to know who you were, so I watched you on YouTube. You sang \u201cBidi Bidi Bom Bom\u201d at the 1994 Tejano Music Awards. I swear it was like listening to Whitney Houston and Luis Miguel for the first time; my heart exploded. I couldn\u2019t stop dancing and saying, \u201cbidi bidi bom bom.\u201d I love your music. My favorite song of yours is \u201cFotos y Recuerdos.\u201d I also loved watching the interviews of you and Rock n\u2019 Roll James on Puro Tejano. You guys are so funny together. You two are like brother and sister. Although I\u2019m sad that I won\u2019t get the chance to meet you in person, I hope that you can sense my spirit when I dance to one of your songs like \u201cLa Carcacha\u201d or \u201cEl Chico del Apartamento 512\u2033 y otras canciones. =D I\u2019m writing this letter for myself, so I can have closure. I\u2019m writing this letter for the fans. I\u2019m writing this letter for you, Selena.\nWhen I was younger, I used to think that the world only had so much space and that maybe if more people just died that it wouldn\u2019t weigh so heavy and that our problems with overpopulation would be solved. I\u2019m ashamed to admit it, and I am not proud of myself for such a despicable thought. (Selena fans keep reading. There\u2019s a point to this.) I was a junior in high school, and my human anatomy and physiology class had gone on a field trip. We went to a university to look at some human bodies and observe the parts that we were studying. During our time there, all I could remember thinking was, \u201cHow incredible to know that these were once living beings. They loved somebody, they laughed with someone, they lived \u2026 they affected people!\u201d That was my first enlightening experience with death. I became aware of my mortal limits and that my soul on the inside has intentions, but it\u2019s my body that has the ability to put them into effect and create change on the outside. It was a powerful moment for me \u2026 then I discovered you.\nIf someone died, it never bothered me \u2013 not because I\u2019m a cruel person \u2013 because I know that death is inevitable. We are all going to die one day. I never really missed anyone until you came along. I watched all of your music videos, interviews, performances, and I read about you. You fascinated and devastated me at the same time. Besides your boutiques, fashion, and exotic music, your work with a Battered Women\u2019s Help Hotline and the D.A.R.E. program to keep kids off of drugs, along with your efforts to encourage high schoolers to graduate, astonished me. I don\u2019t know of any famous person today using their status to help people in their community. We are only left to wonder what more you could have done for the world if you had continued to live.\nIt\u2019s unfortunate that my generation will never get a chance to experience the joy of you other than by watching old video clips from the 80s and 90s. Whenever I watched you laugh, I would think of my best friend laughing, so I\u2019d start laughing, but then I felt sad because I would think, \u201cHow could someone murder this amazing person!?\u201d Someone shooting you would be almost as if someone were to shoot my best friend.\nI realized that I had grown to love you. I felt foolish for loving a dead person who I never met, but you changed me, Selena. All in the same year, I got to see dissected human bodies at a university, and I learned about your life. After my close up with death, I no longer thought of it as a solution to our problems with world population. I no longer thought of people as space occupiers. Everyone affects someone. Through your death, as tragic as it is, I became a better person. If I can fall in love with you in your death as a complete stranger, then I can look forward to meeting all the wonderful people I will love in life.\nIt\u2019s a shame when we don\u2019t open up and allow people to get to know us; we might be missing an opportunity to meet our best friend or the love of our life. If Selena was reserved and never shared herself with the world, we wouldn\u2019t know who she was, but she did. She showed us, through her personality and her actions, that we don\u2019t have to throw someone under the bus to have success, and that\u2019s one of the reasons why people love her. On a more personal note, all people outside of our families come along as total strangers at first, but the decision to open up is ours. We all have something in our souls that others will find to be beautiful, but as long as we\u2019re closed off, they can\u2019t see it. Selena shared herself with the world. Imagine if everyone else did. We could meet people who are better than anything we envisioned in our dreams! Selena might have died because she was too trusting, but the loss of never getting to know her would have outweighed the pain of her death. To end on a final note, but not to conclude on her life, as human beings, the chance to leave a lasting legacy is one of our greatest gifts. What will you leave behind?\nThank you, and rest in peace, Selena.\nApril 16th, 1971 \u2013 March 31st, 1995\nNunca olvidaremos lo que signific\u00f3 Selena para nosotros . . .\nPosted in deathTagged death, music, Selena, Selena Quintanilla, Selena Quintanilla-Perez, tejano music, tex-mexLeave a comment\nThere Are Loves\nThere are loves . . . everywhere I go\nI loved you . . .\nI love you . . .\nI invite you to the privacy of my world\nI show you the heart that never dies\nYou loved me back to life\nAnd showed me all the things that I once loved\nI give you the photos of my history\nI trust you with the keys to my house\nYou took me by the hand to get closer\nAnd whispered to me words of love\nIn my dreams you\u2019re only a fantasy\nIn reality you are my eternal love\nYou will be the joy, the sadness, and the madness\nYou will fill out the rest of the chapters of my life\nWe would\u2019ve loved in an earlier time\nWe were young and didn\u2019t know ourselves\nWe were destined to love before our time\nAnd I had realized that I loved you before I met you\nNow you are dancing in the distance\nI see you drifting over the sea\nI imagine you along the shore\nYou are nowhere to be found\nThe absence of your presence dwells within me\nAnd yet I am still here yearning for your love . . .\nPosted in death, prose poetryTagged death, loss, love, past life, prose, prose piece, prose poetryLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "TAKING FIVE WITH WESTERLY MAGAZINE\nHome \u00b7 Craft of Writing \u00b7 TAKING FIVE WITH WESTERLY MAGAZINE\nDr. Catherine Noske is editor of Westerly Magazine at the University of Western Australia, where she also teaches in Literature and Creative Writing. She has twice been awarded the Elyne Mitchell Prize for Rural Women Writers, and her current manuscript, the subject of a Varuna Fellowship, was shortlisted for the 2015 Dorothy Hewett Award. AWM recently sat down with Catherine to discuss Westerly, Australian writers, and how to navigate being both a writer and editor.\nWho are some authors you\u2019re particularly excited about that have been published so far this year in Westerly?\nWesterly publishes two print issues a year, and our first just came out in August. It was a celebration of Indigenous writing and culture, and had some great writing in it from some very well known names \u2013 Kim Scott, Tara June Winch, Bruce Pascoe and Melissa Lucashenko, for example. It was a wonderful experience working with them. But sometimes the most exciting authors to publish are the people who are unknown, the emerging writers who produce something completely new. It is wonderful to see the response their work receives. In the last issue, we had work from Dermott Neach and Stevie Michael Hill-Kopp Jr., both thirteen years old. That was very cool. We also had work from Jannali Jones, Paul Collis and Alison Whittaker, which I loved. Now, I am excited to see what is coming in our next issue.\nAs both a creative writer and an editor of a literary magazine, how do you separate the two?\nIn some ways, it isn\u2019t a question of separation. Working as an editor is very different from my own practice as a writer, but the two activities complement each other. I am constantly engaging with new writing, which is a great way to encourage me in continuing with my own work \u2013 I want to come to the party! And my experiences as a writer mean I am aware of the effort involved in submitting work, which makes me (I hope) a more sensitive and understanding editor than I would be otherwise. The most difficult part is finding time to write, but I am getting better at sectioning off time for my own work, and clearing my head-space to focus.\nWhat kind of things do you look from in a submission? Are there certain things you want to jump out for you?\nReading as an editor, I am looking for a rich and consistent voice. I am certainly hoping things will jump out at me, but I am also trying to let the piece dictate how it should be understood. If I force my own voice and reading onto the work submitted, the work published will all be very similar. So really, I am hoping to find something which speaks for itself, has the power to make me consider life (and forget I am meant to be thinking editorially). I\u2019m not necessarily expecting the piece to be entirely polished and perfected, but I am looking for a strength of voice which will outweigh any rough edges.\nIs there anything you absolutely hate reading in a submission?\nI hate reading work which clearly won\u2019t fit for Westerly. It shows the author has not bothered to read the Magazine and engage with our style in writing. We publish quite a bit online and we have Online Special Issues which are free to download as well as our Digital Archive with open access material, so there is no excuse. I also hate seeing submissions come in which have been cc\u2019d on to other magazines at the same time \u2013 there is very little respect in this. Develop work for a specific publication, and submit it there. If it is rejected, ask for feedback and develop again. But don\u2019t assume every magazine wants the same thing.\nDo you have a personal editing process when it comes to editing pieces that will go into the magazine for publication, but you want them cleaned up a little?\nMy personal process in editing a piece is very simple, and it is roughly the same process as I use for editing my own work. I tend to edit fiction more than poetry. I focus firstly on the parts which I think are particularly strong, and make sure the writer knows what I like about the work. (In reading my own work, I find it is easy to forget that editing is about what is good, not what is bad.) Next, I\u2019ll look at the thematic elements, and ensure that the conceptual development of the piece is consistent. I\u2019ll also look for points where a little more depth might emerge. And finally, I\u2019ll look at syntax and edit for minor issues with sentence structure or style. This means reading the piece through quite a few times, which gives you more chance to understand it. On the whole, it is a process I really enjoy, and the conversations which come out of it are lovely.\nYou can visit the Westerly website here.\nYou can purchase a subscription to Westerly here.\nBy AWM Publisher, australian writers, catherine noske, editing, editor, westerly,",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u2192 Insights \u2192 Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries avoid premium hikes due to budget deal\nMedicare and Medicaid beneficiaries avoid premium hikes due to budget deal\nOn November 10, 2015, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the 2016 Medicare Part B premiums. Although a large number of beneficiaries were facing a large premium hike, the budget deal signed into law the previous week contained provisions that managed to prevent the increases. Without the budget deal, beneficiaries facing the premium increase would have seen their monthly bills increase by nearly 50 percent. Due to the provisions in the budget deal, now only five percent of beneficiaries, those with incomes over $85,000, will pay the higher premium rates.\nOn October 30, 2015, the CMS released its 2016 hospital Medicare payment rule. One of the key aspects of the rule was CMS\u2019s final determination regarding the admissions policy known as the \u201ctwo-midnight\u201d rule. At one point CMS had proposed that patients could only be considered inpatient if they stayed overnight for at least two nights. On Friday, CMS finalized a less stringent version of the rule in which physicians can determine an inpatient status due to \u201crare and unusual\u201d circumstances. In these cases, physicians will have to ensure that they have thorough documentation to justify the inpatient rate for those patients not staying more than two midnights.\nThe payment rule also included a 0.4 percent cut, roughly $133 million, to the Medicare payment rates for outpatient services at hospitals. This is a bigger reduction than CMS had indicated in the proposed rule. This final payment rule also marks the first of its kind since Congress officially repealed the sustainable growth rate formula under the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA). MACRA mandated that CMS implement the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System, which will now officially begin under this final rule.\nOn October 30, 2015, CMS released a final rule regarding revisions to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, and specific policy changes related to Medicare Part B payments. A notable part of this final rule is that CMS will now reimburse providers for the conversations they have with Medicare beneficiaries about end-of-life planning.\nOn October 29, 2015, CMS released a final rule that will change the CY 2016 Medicare and Medicaid Home Health Prospective Payment System payment rates and policies. Overall, home health providers can expect a 1.4 percent cut to payments in 2016 relative to 2015 payments, which is less of a reduction than the July proposed cut of 1.8 percent. Furthermore, CMS will start the proposed home health value-based purchasing pilot program in several states in January 2016. Beginning in 2018, up to 3 percent of a home health agency\u2019s total payments will be withheld for either incentives or penalties, with the percentages of payments withheld through this model increasing over the next 5 years. Lastly, the final rule adds one new quality measure to the home health quality reporting system.\nOn October 26, 2015, CMS announced that a slim majority of hospitals participating in the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing program will see an increase in their payments. Of the roughly 3,500 hospitals that participate in the program, 1,800 will see increases while 1,200 will experience decreases. Although most hospitals will see only a small change, between 0.4 percent decrease to a 0.4 percent increase, the best performing hospitals will see a 3 percent increase in payments. The worst performing hospitals will receive the maximum decrease of 1.75 percent.\nOn October 29, 2015, CMS released a proposed rule that is intended to reduce readmission rates in hospitals (including critical access and long-term care hospitals), rehabilitation facilities, inpatient rehabilitation facilities, and home health agencies. Under the rule, these facilities will now have to develop a written discharge plan for every inpatient. The rule also requires discharge plans for some outpatients as well. The rule is estimated to cost providers $454 million in its first year of implementation, with home health agencies seeing the largest financial cost of $283 million annually.\nProviders have the opportunity to submit feedback on CMS\u2019 new patient survey",
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        "raw_content": "October 15, 2012 October 15, 2012 bbestnb Culture, Students\nhttp://youtu.be/nMmUZCn-kbY\n\u201cAttention mall shoppers, walk on the left and leave room for the go karts racing through the food court.\u201d That\u2019s an announcement you\u2019ll never hear at the mall! Just imagine how crazy that would be to do on the day after Thanksgiving.\nWatching that video, obviously a commercial and not real life, you could see how much fun it was to film it. As they learned, it\u2019s one thing to imagine how much fun it\u2019d be to drive a go-kart through a mall, it has to be ten times as fun to actually do it.\nIn John 10 Jesus says, \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 As a Christian, it\u2019s easy to think that everyone else gets to have all the fun. But Jesus reminds us that living for Him isn\u2019t boring at all, he wants us to live life to the fullest!\nWhat kind of public space would you like to go-kart through?\nIn your opinion, what would living life to the fullest look like for you?\nHave you ever done something in Jesus\u2019 name and thought, \u201cWow, that was really amazing/fun/exciting?\u201d If so, what was it?\nIf Jesus wants us to live life to the fullest, how come following Him isn\u2019t always fun?",
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        "raw_content": "\u00bb Solving easy as abc puzzle with python - License question\nSolving easy as abc puzzle with python - License question\nHi everyone, I have just posted something about solving puzzles by programming and thought you could find it interesting. It is on http://arkocal.blogspot.com/2012/11/puz \u2026 s-abc.html\nMy question is, which licence fits such educational code? Thanks for any help and opinions.\nRe: Solving easy as abc puzzle with python - License question\nYou don't say what restrictions you would want to place on the code. Look for examples from similar blogs and web pages. For example, the text of A Byte of Python is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license, the code is licensed under the the 3-clause BSD License.\nhttp://www.swaroopch.com/notes/python/\nhttp://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause\nCC licenses are pretty nice, and I'm fond of the MIT license for code. It does depend on what you want to restrict as thisoldman said. Regardless, I would recommend using a license that has been thoroughly vetted by lawyers, and avoid writing your own or using obscure ones like the WTFPL (Do What The Fuck You Want Public License). This is because you can't be sure there isn't something they overlooked or some kind of legal loophole that will let someone sue you into oblivion.\nI agree with Nisstyre56 that you'll want to pick a license that has been thoroughly vetted by lawyers (who hopefully specialize in intellectual property). I've come across some interesting custom software licenses (CRAPL is particularly amusing), but they'll do little more than communicate your wishes.\nCreative Commons (CC) licenses are great for protecting self published creative works (e.g. artwork, music, personal websites, instruction material, etc). However, they should not be used for software (see Creative Commons FAQ). There are a lot of technicalities associated with licensing software; many of which derive from the numerous forms in which \"software\" can exist on a machine and be distributed. For example, if you distribute your source code under a CC license, and then the end user compiles it on their machine using their compiler, do the terms of the original license still apply to the machine code (or byte code)? If so, in what sense? What about linking to other libraries under a different license? Specialized software licenses (e.g. MIT, BSD, GPL, Artistic Licences, etc) address these issues. See OSI for a description of many open source software licenses.\nWhen selecting a license, you should be mindful of the difference between a copyright and a copyleft license. Roughly speaking, a copyright license (e.g. MIT) allows for derivative work to be put under a different license, whereas a copyleft license (e.g. GPL) requires all derivative work to be put under the same license. Both can have important long term implications. For example, if you release your project under a copyright license, then you may find yourself competing against a proprietary fork of your own project. If you choose a copyleft license, you may have difficulty reusing your work in projects that require a different license.\nBased on what I saw on your blog, I didn't see any links to any source code. All I see is a tutorial with code snipets. As far as the tutorial is concerned, I would expect the CC license to be sufficient. If you're planning to release small, example (\"toy\") programs, then I would expect that any license that provides denial of warranty and liability to be sufficient. However, if you want attribution for your work (e.g. if someone uses your source code in their own blog), then I would expect that you may want to seek something more specialized.\nI am not a lawyer. My reply does not constitute legal advice.\nIf you don't want to be super serious about it, then you can just use the WTFPL, the \"Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License\":\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL\n@bsilbaugh\nMaybe it was added later but look at the bottom of the page, the last word is a link to a mediafire download page.\n@beyaz\nDo you really need to use mediafire? Maybe github or something like that would be more appropriate? At least something with direct links. Also, some of the empty lines in the code are not actually empty but have several spaces.\nWhile you can use the WTFPL, you might want to append an indemnification notice. I don't know if the need for such a notice has been tried in court but you might as well include it just to be safe.",
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        "raw_content": "So this will be the final of my four Mexico recap posts (phew!)\u2026 You can get caught up here, here, and here, if you\u2019d like.\nValladolid is just east of Chichen Itza, so you\u2019d think it was just a pit stop on the way to/from the arhcaeological site \u2013 however, it is a cultural and historical capital all it\u2019s own. As a Catholic, it was amazing to see a small city with SIX churches (some are nearly 500 years old), in what used to be a major Catholic hub, full of friars and nuns. The enormous (now abandoned) Convent \u2013 Convento de San Bernadino de Siena \u2013 and Monastery are on the same lot, which is one of the primary historical attractions; these were built in the 1500s but destroyed in the Caste War (hence the abandonment), which was the Civil War in the Yucatan between the Maya and the European-descent Yucatecos. We also has the chance to see the Cathedral de San Servacio, which was founded in the 1500s before it was demolished (partially) and rebuilt in the early 1700s.\nThe town is vibrant, colorful, rich in history, and a mix of Mayan, Spanish, and Mexican culture. Many of the buildings have maintained original architecture and features; the Coqui Coqui (Perfumerie, Spa, Hotel and Restaurant) of Valladolid, for example, still has the original hand-painted tile floors from the 1800s. The inside of the convent is a bold candy pink, complemented by palms and lanterns.\nThe people are warm and friendly. The man who sold us juice in the morning was so sweet despite my broken Spanish \u2013 and the juice was less than $1 per bottle.\nWe ate at Jardin de Los Frailes (friars\u2019 garden), where our server suggested the Yucatan specialty, Chaya \u2013 OG green juice, courtesy of the Mayans. Chaya is a leaf that grows there, and they make a green juice from it (mine was with pineapple). It tastes almost exactly like spinach, so very mild. We also had some yucatec dishes with pork and eggs, and their special enchiladas. If you stop in Valladolid I would highly recommend this place!\nCoqui Coqui was delightful as well, and just as charming as the one in Tulum. I purchased my only Mexican souvenir here: a plumeria-scented linen spray (Flor de Mayo).\nOverall, Valladolid was a sweet, tranquil town, with a quiet, subtle magic that lets you feel like you\u2019ve been teleported to another world, or at least back in time.\nfresh pi\u00f1a & naranja juices on the way to chichen\nthe abandoned convent de san bernadino de siena\nchaya, a yucatan specialty drink\ninside coqui coqui valladolid\nsan servacio cathedral\nPosted in: Travel, Uncategorized | Tagged: cancun, catholic, catholicism, chichen itza, churches, classical era, food, foodie, history, jardin de los frailes, mex, mexican food, mexican history, mexico, monastery, religion, restaurant reviews, sociology, travel advice, travel diary, travel guide, travel style, tulum, valladolid, world history, yucatan\nOne thought on \u201cvalladolid, yucatan\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Equipment Re-Rating\nBecht has re-rated many pressure vessels and heat exchangers to higher design pressures and temperatures as well as de-rates to establish lower design pressures and temperatures as a consequence of corrosion or some other damage. As a part of any re-rate, an assessment of the vessels current condition is made looking for general corrosion and localized metal loss, environmental cracking, etc. Ultrasonic thickness (UT) measurement is used to check the vessel thickness vs. the minimum required by the code of construction. The figure shows a plot of typical thickness data obtained from a UT scan of a reactor vessel. Where thicknesses fall below the required (including the future corrosion allowance), a Fitness-for-Service assessment is conducted using the methods in API 579 \u2013 Fitness-for-Service.\nOften a client may want to increase the design pressure of a vessel by using the higher allowable stresses permitted by the 1998 Edition of ASME Code Section VIII, Div.1. This is possible; however, the rules do not permit rerates for vessels built prior to the 1968 Code, and other rules contained in the 1998 Code must be followed, e.g., impact test requirements.\nBecht has also conducted the analysis and the inspections necessary to bring a pressure vessel built to other Codes, non-ASME code stamped vessels and \"used\" vessel into a state. The requirements can vary by state. Becht has completed the application and technical requirements and submitted the application to the state for approval by the agency responsible for code and state regulations related to pressure vessels.",
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        "raw_content": "By Nick Halford\nComing off of a 2-10 season where the team went 0-9 in Big Ten play, the only way to go for the Fighting Illini is up. Head coach Lovie Smith came in with enormous expectations in 2016 due to his success coaching the Chicago Bears. Unfortunately, Smith is just 5-19 in two seasons in Champaign.\nIllinois has been a young football team the past two years, but this year they come in with some higher expectations. The offensive line started four freshmen last year, all of which return along with senior leader RG Nick Allegretti. An experienced offensive line with talented running back Mike Epstein running behind them is the key to a rejuvenated offensive attack.\nThe passing game looks to be the weaker part of the Illini offense this year. There aren\u2019t any Quarterbacks with starting experience and there will be a competition to determine who will take the reigns. Cam Thomas looks to be in the driver\u2019s seat simply because he is a sophomore who was in the program last year. The receiving core is led by Ricky Smalling, who led the team in receiving as a freshman last year. Another threat should be Mike Dudek who had a great freshman season in 2015 only to miss the last two years with ACL injuries.\nThe defense is led by senior middle linebacker Del\u2019Shawn Phillips who led the team in tackles last year. He will need to step up if he wants to turn this defense around from its atrocious 2017 season. Illinois gave up 32 points per game, third worst in the big ten. Defensive Coordinator Hardy Nickerson said he wants to improve on intercepting passes this year, something they only did 9 times last year. This should be easy to accomplish due to the Fighting Illini returning all four starters in the secondary including sophomore safety Bennett Williams who intercepted 3 passes last year.\nIllinois isn\u2019t expected to contend in the Big Ten West but don\u2019t count them out of collecting 6 wins and making it to a bowl game. They have plenty of talented sophomores who have had another offseason to improve. For Lovie Smith, this looks like a make or break type of year. The athletic department will be looking for a substantial improvement to try and energize a football program that hasn\u2019t seen success in a very long time.\n@nhalford2233\nPrevious Previous post: Previewing the TCU Horned Frogs\nNext Next post: Purdue Hopes to Improve",
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        "raw_content": "Community Development Training March 9\nThe Asset Based Community Development training has been rescheduled for March 9th. It will be held at the City University of Seattle, 521 Wall Street, and we are happy to announce Jim Diers, community development expert and author of Neighbor\u2026\nConstruction to begin for new Westlake Park Play Area\nSeattle Parks and Recreation and the Downtown Seattle Association are excited to announce the construction schedule for installing the new Westlake Children\u2019s Play Area, presented by Seattle Children\u2019s Research Institute. Work is projected to begin on Monday, February 18, 2013\u2026\nNeighbor Appreciation Day is this Saturday, and Seattle City Councilmember Sally Bagshaw and Downtown Residents Council Chair Linda Mitchell are organizing a Waterfront Clean Up Party from 9 AM to noon. Click here for more information.",
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        "raw_content": "The Year of the Tiger begins and it will roar\nThis week marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. This will be a very special Year of the Tiger. The year of the tiger comes in-between the Year of the Bull and the Year of the dragon. This is very symbolic, I believe. The Bull is a fitting symbol for the West these days, virile and aggressive but lacking in wisdom and patience. The dragon is very old and wise but is perhaps too cautious and passive and can be seen as a symbol of the East. If you mix the best elements of the bull and the dragon, the result is a tiger. This week I will fly to Rome as a representative of the Black Dragon Society to negotiate with the leaders of the Illuminati and the Teutonic Knights. Hopefully we will be able to come up with a formula for a new financial system controlled exactly 50/50 by East and West. Eventually, a financial system controlled by all of humanity is likely after a transition period needed to make sure issues like corruption, governance etc. are all dealt with.\nSimultaneous military, G7 and BIS summits point to something big\nMajor world changes are clearly close on the horizon. This past weekend saw a G7 Finance Minister\u2019s summit near the North pole, a BIS central bank governor\u2019s summit in Australia and a gathering of the world\u2019s military leaders (including Nato, Russia and China) in Germany. All of this is a sign of preparation for some major public announcements almost certainly related to the new financial system.\nThe Federal Reserve Board has been actively buying up all its old bonds, notes and Treaty of Versaille boxes at 1% of their face value, according to a Black Dragon Society member with esoteric banking connections. The Bank of Japan has also been buying up all of its bonds owned by non-Japanese. These are some other indications a big announcement is imminent.\nThe most likely scenario, according to our sources, is that the 90% of US dollars owned by non-Americans will be renamed Hong Kong dollars and backed by the Renminbi. There are conflicting plans for the US as we write but our latest information is that a gold-backed Amero will replace the Mexican peso as well as the US and Canadian dollars to form a North American region currency. In preparation for such an event the Pentagon, the Canadian mounted police and Mexican Federales are said to be prepared to deal with civil unrest in the US, according to our sources.\nThe Amero will have a lot less purchasing power (30 to 50% less) internationally than the US dollar has now so many Americans will be understandably angry when the change is announced. The un-escapable fact though, is that Americans have been living beyond their means for the past 30 years.\nNonetheless, it is still not clear if the Washington D.C. criminal establishment will be ousted and replaced by an interim government until the US can return to constitutional law and hold new elections. There is still infighting going on as we write and a final showdown has yet to be seen.\nIt remains to be seen if the US falls into civil war but Pentagon sources believe this can be avoided if the military takes legal steps to remove the criminal corporate government in Washington D.C.\nMeanwhile, the military summit in Munich revealed some major geo-political changes that may be related to this. Basically, there was talk of Russia joining Nato with, among others, Polish delegates making this suggestion. This coincides with arm sales by the US and the EU to Taiwan as well as military exercises in Thailand involving Thai, Japanese, Indonesian and Singaporean troops. All of these moves are clearly aimed at telling China not to overstep itself and assume it can form a China centric world dictatorship.\nOf course the Chinese delegate in Munich made it very clear that China had no such ambition. Senior Chinese sources in fact did tell me earlier that China did want to rule the world but of course now that they have been confronted with all of these forces they have had to scale back their ambitions.\nThe center of world financial and intellectual gravity will nonetheless shift to China over the coming decades but it will do so in an organic fashion that does not alienate or endanger anybody.\nThe only way for the West to prevent this from happening would be for them to purge their financial and political systems of the criminal element that took over the highest echelons of power.\nThere are many signs that such a purge has already begun and will continue for a long time.\nFirst of all the financial industry has seen thousands of bankers arrested and hundreds murdered. Eventually, the ring-leaders of the 911 attacks will be arrested if not executed. This only a matter of time now.\nSecondly, the pharmaceutical industry is going to see a major purge as the criminal element that deliberately manufactured diseases in order to sell cures continues to be exposed. Cures are already available for most diseases so that industry will have to retool itself towards the creation of life, ability and pleasure enhancing substances.\nThe application of free energy technology to replace petroleum will also begin in earnest. In order to prevent social disruption the oil, nuclear and other industries will undergo an orderly transformation. Early use of free energy technology will be restricted to such things as turning deserts green.\nThe political class is also going to see a major purge and many government are expected to fall over the coming year. Regime change is likely in Canada, England, Germany and the US.\nIt is not clear if all of these changes will be made with big public announcements or if they will just be phased in over time. Hopefully there will be a truth commission set up.\nMeanwhile, right wing elements in Japan are busy plotting the creation of a nationalist party to compete with the ruling Democratic Party of Japan. They are trying to get right-leaning members of the DPJ to defect to a new party.\nThey have also forced the DPJ to distance itself a bit from China and take a more balanced diplomatic approach.\nOverall, there is a lot of confusion in government circles in most Western countries as well as in Japan because the political class was mostly unaware of the existence of a secret government above them that ruled via control of the financial system.\nThere may not be any big public announcements this week. However, a date to watch for is February 15th. This Chinese new year is a special once in 60 years year of the tiger and it begins on February 14th. That is a Sunday so the first day markets will open after that will be the 15th. Since many Chinese believe in numerology and Chinese astrology and, even if they don\u2019t, it would be logical to announce the new financial system at the beginning of the Chinese new-year.\nWill 100 years of Fed tyranny end this week?\nThere are many indications this is going to the week the 100 year Federal Reserve Board reign of tyranny comes to an end. The following AP article serves to confirm what my own sources told me about January 30th being a deadline for the Federal Reserve Board:\nCentral banks end US dollar emergency swap lines\nThe emergency lending program the article refers to started with an unprecedented show of support for the Federal Reserve Board in 2007. In the autumn of 2007 the Swiss, EU, Canadian and other central banks provided the Feds with $500 billion in emergency funding. This allowed the Feds to meet a September 30th, fiscal year end payments deadline. When the Europeans cut off Fed funding in September 2008, causing the so-called \u201cLehman shock,\u201d it was a Chinese faction that came in and provided them with $1 trillion to keep going for another year. That money ran out on September 30th 2009. After that the Federal Reserve Board and the Bank of England tried in October to pay China the money they owed with gold plated tungsten. When this was discovered they said they would get real gold \u201csoon.\u201d In the meantime, they managed to get bridging finance by selling US military secrets, using drug money and by stealing whatever they could.\nNow that the Feds have been cut off from the global central banking system, it is hard to see what rabbit they are going to try to pull out of a hat next.\nThe attack on Haiti with an earthquake weapon and the seizure of their central bank assets did nothing but further disgust the rest of the world.\nWhat follows next is anybody\u2019s guess. One move a Pentagon official mentioned was an invasion of Nigeria. That could be accompanied by an invasion of Venezuela, according to the hawk\u2019s scenario.\nHowever, saner heads in the military do not want to start World War 3 because, among other reasons, war games always show the US losing such a conflict. A worst case scenario would see 90% of humanity wiped out in a nuclear war that would leave the Northern Hemisphere of the planet inhabitable.\nSo, will the military stage a coup d\u2019etat against the Federal Reserve Board controlled Washington establishment, announce a temporary government, return to constitutional rule and stage new elections? This is a best case scenario.\nThere are some signs this may be happening. For one, Defense Secretary Robert Gates watched a 48-year old movie about a military coup against Washington while in the company of the press corps. Was this a hint? Another point is the US effort to negotiate an end to the conflict in Afghanistan. This may well be a prelude to the closure of many of the 800 US military bases worldwide that would almost inevitably follow a return to constitutional law.\nIn this scenario a South African style truth and reconciliation committee could be set up. It would be very interesting to hear about the plans for a fake alien invasion the US has been working on since World War 2. We could also find out exactly who was planning to kill 4 billion people as well as how. There are so many dark secrets being kept from the people that it will be very interesting indeed to finally hear the truth, however shocking it may be. \u201cConspiracy theorists\u201d would finally be vindicated on many fronts.\nAnother scenario would leave the current regime in power amid a declaration of martial law and an intensified propaganda campaign. This is something that has already been tried by Obama with his establishment of a special ruling council. This effort is largely toothless though, because the Pentagon has already said they are not going to harm American citizens.\nFurthermore, that is not going to end the banking boycott nor is it going to save the US economy from bankruptcy. There may be a return to WW2 style rationing in the US as its isolation from the global economy intensifies.\nThe US dollar is not going to collapse, however, because the 90% of dollars owned by non-Americans are going to keep their value and be renamed either Hong Kong dollars or Renminbi. The quadrillions of dollars worth of fraudulent derivatives hidden by the Feds in offshore banking centers will remain quarantined from the rest of the financial system and are now worthless.\nIf the American government starts issuing a Lincoln/Kennedy style greenback, it will become a powerful regional currency along the lines of the yen. 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        "raw_content": "http://www.ourtownny.com/local-news/20181130/safer-east-side-streets\nTraffic collisions involving cyclists on the East Side have trended downward in recent years even as ridership has increased. Photo: Steven Strasser\nGraphic courtesy of Office of Ben Kallos\nPedestrians have seen the most significant safety improvements, with injuries dropping in each successive year since 2013. So far in 2018, 347 pedestrians have suffered injuries in collisions, down from 632 in 2013,\nThe 281 collisions involving cyclists so far in 2018 are roughly flat in comparison with last year\u2019s total of 283, but both figures represent a significant decline from the 2015 and 2016 bike collision totals of 380 and 352, respectively.\nTo date, four pedestrians have been killed in collisions with motor vehicles in 2018, including an 84-year-old woman who was struck and killed on a sidewalk near 79th Street and Madison Avenue Oct. 5 by a vehicle that jumped a curb. Since July 2012, 42 pedestrians have been killed and 3,195 have been injured in collisions with motor vehicles on the East Side. There were zero cyclist fatalities on the East Side over the same period.\nMotor vehicles remain the greatest cause of injuries to pedestrians and cyclists alike. Of the 347 pedestrians injured on the East Side so far in 2018, just 13 were hurt in collisions caused by cyclists.\nKallos attributed recent declines in injuries to pedestrians and cyclists to improvements in street infrastructure and increased enforcement and education efforts. \u201cWhat it shows is when you do the right thing and continue to do the right thing, it has a positive impact,\u201d he said.\nIn recent years, the Department of Transportation has worked to install new curb extensions and pedestrian islands on Upper East Side Streets, adjusted traffic signals at key intersections to give pedestrians additional time to cross ahead of turning vehicles, and opened a new protected bike lane on Second Avenue.\n\u201cI still see cyclists going the wrong way in bike lanes, but far fewer than when we only had the bike lane on First Avenue,\u201d Kallos said.\nSafety improvements to East Side streets are set to continue in 2019, with plans to expand protections to the Second Avenue bike lane between 68th and 59th Streets and create a new bike and pedestrian crossing at the dangerous Queensboro Bridge intersection at 59th Street and Second Avenue.\n\u201cThe best way we can protect everyone is by giving every type of vehicle its own space,\u201d Kallos said. \u201cPedestrians have the sidewalk, cars have the street and bikes should have a bike lane, and that way everyone has a place to stay safe.\u201d\nIn October, Deputy Inspector Kathleen Walsh, commanding officer of the NYPD\u2019s 19th Precinct, which covers the Upper East Side from 59th to 96th Streets, announced that the precinct would assign a new bike-mounted safety officer to patrol the neighborhood\u2019s streets and bike lanes. The new position was created to focus on promoting safety for bikers and pedestrians and conduct enforcement against both drivers and cyclists that violate traffic laws.\n\u201cHaving an officer focused on bike lanes will mean fewer vehicles blocking the bike lane and more people obeying the law,\u201d Kallos said, adding, \u201cWe hear so much in the 17th and 19th Precincts about bike safety issues, and the commanding officers are responding to concerns and are doing more than I think anywhere else in the city.\u201d\nKallos and Powers have partnered with the DOT and Bike New York to sponsor bike safety training sessions. Kallos praised the East 72nd Street Neighborhood Association for conducting its third annual survey of local businesses\u2019 bicycle delivery practices, including whether delivery riders use illegal electric bikes or wear helmets and vests with identification. As of October, police with the 17th and 19th Precincts had confiscated 81 e-bikes this year.\nEven as the number of annual bike trips taken by New Yorkers has more than doubled since 2006, the rate at which cyclists are killed and severely injured has dropped precipitously, according to citywide data collected by the DOT. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Nov. 29 an expansion of Citi Bike that will double the bike share system\u2019s service area and triple the number of Citi Bikes on New York streets over the next five years.",
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        "raw_content": "Review of \u201cJohn Adams: A Life\u201d by John Ferling\nAmerican history, biographies, book reviews, John Adams, John Ferling, presidential biographies, Presidents\n\u201cJohn Adams: A Life\u201d is the fifth of nearly a dozen books authored by John Ferling, who has written extensively on the revolutionary era and several of its most important figures. This biography was first published in 1992 and has received consistently high marks since, although its popularity has faded somewhat in recent years as several additional biographies of our second president have been published.\nFerling\u2019s biography of John Adams is almost the perfect balance of detail versus brevity, of hard facts prudently dosed with the author\u2019s opinions and conclusions. The author\u2019s descriptive capability is on consistent display and set the context in most scenes magnificently. Much to my surprise, as this is the fourth book on Adams I\u2019ve read thus far, Ferling provides relevant and interesting insights throughout the book that I do not recall encountering elsewhere.\nIn contrast to his more recent biography of George Washington, Ferling\u2019s work on Adams is not only thorough and colorful, but also well-balanced and non-combative. His books of our first two presidents considered together, one senses Ferling\u2019s disappointment that history has relegated Adams\u2019 to the \u201cnear great\u201d category of presidents (for a variety of reasons he well explains) while elevating Washington to more exalted status, in part on the basis of being a reluctant hero (a concept with which the author vigorously disagrees).\nA bit of a bonus, \u201cJohn Adams: A Life\u201d incorporates several short sketches throughout the book on other important figures of the era, such as Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton and Ben Franklin. These introductions added unique color, character and additional context, and laid the groundwork for analysis and conclusions to come later in the book.\nCompared to the other biographies on Adams I\u2019ve read, Ferling is the least friendly to Adams and his relationship with Abigail. McCullough, Smith and Ellis each show a warmer, more consistent relationship between the John and Abigail, but Ferling\u2019s case seems well argued in any event. Having not read the source material for myself, I don\u2019t have an informed view on which perspective is more accurate. As is often the case, the truth is probably not as romantic as some would like, but may not be as harsh as Ferling depicts.\nPerhaps my favorite aspect of Ferling\u2019s biography of Adams (other than its judicious use of the reader\u2019s time without diminishing its ability to be both thorough and penetrating) is the set of analyses and conclusions left behind in the final pages. Ferling tackles the subject of Adams\u2019 \u201cgreatness\u201d (or lack thereof) and critically examines the role of Adams\u2019 personality, his actions while president and luck (or misfortune), as well as the evolution of history\u2019s perspective on the topic. Again, in contrast to his analysis of Washington which I found strident and one-sided, his approach to Adams is balanced and considered.\nOverall, \u201cJohn Adams: A Life\u201d proves itself a fantastic biography of Adams. It serves not only as an excellent introduction to the second president, but also as quite a complete treatment of him as well. Ferling is not quite the storyteller of, say, McCullough, whose work on Adams proved a somewhat better story, but not a better biography. But in the end, while not quite perfect and admittedly somewhat aged, \u201cJohn Adams: A Life\u201d was nothing short of outstanding.\n6 thoughts on \u201cReview of \u201cJohn Adams: A Life\u201d by John Ferling\u201d\nAfter reading your review, I will have to read this one.\nFantastic! It is probably my second favorite single-volume biography thus far (behind Chernow\u2019s \u201cWashington\u201d), and my favorite so far on John Adams.\n\u201cFerling is not quite the storyteller of, say, McCullough, whose work on Adams proved a somewhat better story, but not a better biography.\u201d\nTrue. Chapter 2 \u2013 \u201cShall I Creep or Fly?\u201d seemed to be the most tedious. It seems to pick up steam during the Boston Massacre or what John Adams termed the Slaughter on King Street in Chapter 4 The Scene of Action.\nThis is the one that I chose to read. I really liked this one overall. 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        "raw_content": "Nicollet Open Streets - Run for Beer\nRev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation Center\nNicollet Open Streets Run for Beer\nJoin us for a very casual 5k-ish fun run at Nicollet Open Streets, hosted by the Kingfield and Lyndale Neighborhood Association, and held on Sunday, September 23, 2018 along Nicollet Avenue South.\nThe Fun Run starts at 11:20 AM (check-in begins at 11 AM) from Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, 4055 Nicollet Avenue South, and goes first north to Lake Street, then south to 46th, and then back to the park again on Nicollet Avenue.\n100% of all registration fees go directly to Kingfield and Lyndale Neighborhood Associations, non-profits committed to developing local leadership, identifying and solving local issues, and building a stronger community in our neighborhoods and within the City!\nYour registration includes the fun-run, swag/give-aways, 1 free beer from your choice of select vendors along Nicollet Avenue, bragging rights, and event festivities including multiple stages with live music, special deals from local businesses, access to food trucks &amp; beer gardens, and more fun at Open Streets which lasts until 5 PM. Don\u2019t forget some extra $$$. In addition to your FREE beer and swag there will be merchandise for sale, food, and plenty more beer!\nThis event is open to the public, but space is limited, so make sure to register! RUN FOR BEER, support your community & local non-profits, and have fun!\nThis is an open course, meaning all roads will NOT be closed. You are responsible for obeying all traffic laws and regulations.\nWe will have volunteers along the way to help you know where to go.\nCheck-in starts at 11:00 AM. Please note there is NO parking on Nicollet Avenue all day, and no driving on Nicollet starting at 11 AM. Plan to arrive by 11 AM to warm up with your fellow runners before the race begins at 11:20 AM. There is parking in the MLK Park parking lot off of 40th Street, and nearby street parking on 42nd Street and 40th Street. We always encourage carpooling and safe, designated drivers.\nCheers to beer! We\u2019ll see you at Nicollet Open Streets!\nFeatured Yelp Deals for Minneapolis!\nTop Searches for Minneapolis",
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        "raw_content": "Steve Davey has worked hard to create a unique series of photography courses. Here is some more information about the practicalities and why we think that they are the best you can get.\nWhy our courses are different\nUnlike many of the plethora of London courses on offer over the internet, we strive to offer a higher quality service.\n\u2022 We have also designed and run these workshops, which means that we retain control and will not risk our professional reputations by running a sub-standard courses.\n\u2022 Unlike many courses on offer, you can be sure of the name of the photographer who will run your course, and can see their work in advance. This means that you can be sure of their experience and their approach to photography.\n\u2022 We are professional photographers with many years experience in professional commercial shoots in a wide range of conditions. We are used to shooting with limited time and often far less than idea weather and so can teach you how to get the best pictures out of the real life situations you are likely to encounter.\n\u2022 We have a maximum group size of just six people. This means that you can have more individual time with the course tutor and will find it easier to ask questions.\n\u2022 Many photography courses only run for a few hours at lunchtime: the worst time for taking pictures. Our courses typically run for five hours: enough to cover subjects in depth, but not so long that you risk getting overwhelmed. In London in the summer, the sun rises as early as 5:30, and sets after 10pm. Being around for sunrise or sunset is pretty impractical on these courses, but we run them in the morning or afternoon giving a fair chance of getting at least some good, directional light. This is often the light that most normal people (who don't want to be up so early) will encounter when they take pictures at home and on their travels!\nAbout extra dates?\nWith a maximum of six people it is important for us to fill the courses wherever possible, so we have started with a few dates. Depending on the take-up we will launch more dates soon. To suggest extra dates, please contact us here.\nEven in the summer, London weather is often overcast or rainy. We have timed our courses to have the best chance of good weather, but it is important to remember that you will be attending to learn as much as possible about photography, not necessarily to come away with perfect pictures from the day. Consequently we will still attempt to run the course even if the weather is less than ideal. Rest assured though, you will still learn an incredible amount even if the weather isn't good. We will be able to teach you to come away with great pictures despite the weather.\nIf in the opinion of the photographer leading the course the weather is too bad to continue we reserve the right to cancel entitling you to a full refund.\nwith Steve Davey \u2013 more information\n\"I really enjoyed my day with you in London and found it a really helpful exercise. It has given me a lot more confidence in approaching people and made me much more aware how important it is to check my camera settings... One other thing I learnt was I should allow my creaking bones to get down on the ground a bit more or climb up in the air as most of my shots were at eye level, straight and usually full face.\"\nLiz, Travel Portraits course",
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        "raw_content": "There are two types of power to keep this world running: one is the power of nature, one is the power of human mind. Nature is always mysterious, and it is fun to debunk it with a slice of detachment; with this detachment, it is easy to enjoy the diversity of nature; however, when it comes to human mind, this detachment is not so easy to come by. Without this detachment, it is getting challenging to enjoy the diversity of human mind. I cannot merely ignore this diversity, because I am living in an interpersonal environment where the variety is omnipresent. In this article, I won\u2019t challenge the importance of enjoying the diversity of human mind; but advocate one of the ways to embrace diversity: solitude.\nAppreciating diversity is a mindset\nEnjoying the diversity of human mind means a compassionate way of life. I can lead a life with an appreciation of the variety resulting from nature and human mind. It is a life with love and peace. Nature\u2019s diversity provides me with beautiful views, landscape, mystique, and awe. The variety of human mind reveals various ideas, opinions, ideology, beliefs, and perspectives. Diversity is a cactus, and it is tricky to enjoy it without being needled. I argue that appreciating diversity is a mindset and a belief, which centers around a skillful balance of mental activities. This mentality may not be natural and therefore require cultivation, which means that it will be very unstable for a long time before mindset is eventually fixed. However, there may be no such a moment of \u201cfixed\u201d, since this mindset embodies a dynamic entanglement of mental activities. Unlike the clear-cut, judgemental and straightforward viewpoints formed subconsciously, this mindset is more sensitive to the external conditions, such as the relations, languages, and emotions, which means maintaining the balance requires a considerable amount of mental energy. I also argue that mental energy is limited and needs to be skimped on.\nSolitude helps attain that mindset\nFor me, solitude is an excellent way to achieve that mindset. With solitude, I watch this dynamic from a distance, enjoy it without getting involved. With solitude, I wouldn\u2019t spend so much of my mental energy shedding the influences from the external conditions, such as language, opinions, or soothing the unexpected resistance. With solitude, I could immerse myself in the inner richness of the mind to cultivate the affection for diversity. Incidentally, affection is a subjective thing, because subjectivity incarnates the mind. To embrace diversity, I appreciate the subjectivity of each thought, of course, in solitude.",
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        "raw_content": "Why do Catholics emphasize Mary so much?\nby Fr. Frank Schuster\nWhat is it about Mary that attracts Catholics to her? First, we must look close to home in order to understand our attraction to her, and our relationship with her.\nOn the Cross, Jesus gave his mother to us: \u201cWhen Jesus saw his mother and the disciple there whom he loved, he said to his mother, \u2018Woman, behold your son.\u2019 Then he said to the disciple, \u2018Behold your mother.\u2019 And from that hour the disciple took her into his home.\u201d (John 19: 26-27). From that moment, Mary became the mother of all Christians, a symbol of the Church, the mother of all the living, those seeking salvation.\nIf Mary is our mother, what type of mother is she? It is said that Mary is the new Eve. The distinction between Mary and Eve can be found with the sin of Adam and Eve. Essentially, Eve said NO to God by disobeying Him. It was through this NO of Adam and Eve that sin and death entered the world. It is through Mary\u2019s YES (her fiat) that eternal life, entered the world. Life eternal, as opposed to death eternal; sin is death, eternal separation from God, Christ is life, eternal life with God.\nThen, it was through Mary that Christ came to restore our relationship with God, our Father. Just as Mary said yes, and carried Jesus in her womb, and cared for Jesus, she cares for each and every one of us with the same love she showed her son, Jesus.\nHow many of us as children would go to our earthly mothers and ask for help. Did we not as children depend on our mothers to care for us, love us, feed us, nurture us, protect us\u2014give us life! Our mothers carried us in their wombs for nine months, saying yes to God all that time. They gave us life and the opportunity for life eternal with our brother, Jesus.\nGod asks us to honor and respect our parents, our mother and father\u2014commandment #4\u2014\u201cHonor your father and mother, that you may have life in the land which the Lord, your God, is giving you\u201d (Exodus 20:12). So, then, who and what is Mary to each of us?\nMary is our mother! We must give her the respect and honor that she deserves. She is our Queen Mother. Just as King Solomon honored his mother (Bathsheba) by listening to his mother\u2019s intercessions (1 Kings 2:19-20) so will Jesus, our King, honor His mother by listening to His mother\u2019s intercessions on our behalf. This is seen at the wedding of Cana: \u201cHis mother said to the servers, \u2018Do whatever he tells you.\u2019 \u201d (John 2:5). Even though Bathsheba and Mary were not born in a palace they both received respect and honor from their children (Luke 1:48).\nOur home is the first place that we learn how to love and be loved. Our home, the domestic church, is where we learn of God\u2019s love for us and His generosity. Our parents are a gift from Him to us, we, as God\u2019s children, are a gift to our parents. To disrespect any gift given is to disrespect the giver of the gift. Mary, our Heavenly Queen Mother, is a gift from God to us. To disrespect that gift, would be to disrespect the giver of that gift, God.\nOur homes are the domestic church. The Church is the bride of Christ. Christ is the groom. Mary is the mother to the groom of the Church, Jesus. And we, are God\u2019s adopted children through Christ\u2019s incarnation.\nThe Church born at Pentecost was witnessed by Mary. Who, already filled with the Spirit, becomes \u201cthe living memory of Christ, of his life from the beginning, of his words. Her maternal presence speaks of him in everything.\u201d Mary, \u201cQueen of Apostles,\u201d was present to assure the apostles that God would fulfill His promise of the coming advocate, the Holy Spirit. Just as Mary assured and nurtured the apostles at the Church\u2019s birth, she remains with us to this day as a witness to God\u2019s love for His Church, His adopted children, His family.\nFr. Schuster is the pastor at Church of St. Hildegard in Menoken and Sacred Heart in Wilton. If you have a question you were afraid to ask, now is the time to ask it! Simply email your question to info@bismarckdiocese.com with the \u201cQuestion Afraid to Ask\u201d in the subject line.",
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        "raw_content": "MBA Applicant Blogger Interview: Kruthika\u2019s Journey\nNext up in our series of featured MBA applicant bloggers is Kruthika, author of the blog, \u201cThe MBA Journey.\u201d Please enjoy Kruthika\u2019s thoughtful answers and use them to help you make your way through the MBA admissions process.\nKruthika: I am Kruthika Rathinavel, 25 years of age, currently working as an IT consultant at Logica Pvt Ltd. in Chennai, India. I was born and brought up in Tamil Nadu, the southern state of India, and did my schooling at the Cluny Convent (founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Cluny) in Neyveli. I obtained my Bachelor of Engineering (with honors) in Electronics and Instrumentation from Birla Institute of Technology and Science in Pilani (or, BITS Pilani, as it is famously known), which is one of the premier institutions for Engineering in India.\nI started my career as an IT Consultant at Logica Pvt Ltd. I have learned so much in the last three years at the organization. As I progressed, I started to participate in employee engagement events, and slowly took part in organizing the events. Today, I am an elected representative of the Special Interest Group (Employee Engagement Club at Logica, India), organizing events that help employees maintain the work-life balance.\nKruthika: I am currently focusing on retaking the GMAT, considering my first attempt was not satisfactory. However, I am planning to apply to certain schools with my first GMAT score, focusing on strengthening other areas of the application. 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Whenever I got stuck in a situation, not knowing how to handle it efficiently, the one thing that always struck me was \u201cget an MBA; the learning will strengthen the gaps.\u201d And so here I am, preparing to go to business school.\nAccepted: Does cost play a factor in where you\u2019re applying? Do you plan on applying for financial aid or scholarships? Has your current job offered to pick up part or all of your b-school tab?\nKruthika: Cost definitely plays a role in applying to business school. I will definitely look for schools which closely fall within my means; but if I happen to get into a really good business school, then even if they are pretty costly, I will go for them. I will definitely be applying for financial aid/scholarships.\nAccepted: What courses or experiences or people have motivated you to go to business school? How?\nKruthika: Getting into business school has always been my passion. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Press / AJC \u2013 Where Have All the Workers Gone?\nAging society, weak recovery combine to cut labor participation rate.\nLaia Sears just doesn\u2019t count any more.\nThat is, when the government periodically totes up the number of people with jobs or looking for one \u2013 which is how it calculates unemployment rates \u2013 it won\u2019t include Sears, 36. That\u2019s because she decided to quit her job to stay home in Atlanta\u2019s Ormewood Park with her baby boy, Benjamin.\nShe can afford to stay home since she has some family savings and her husband is a software developer for a large company.\n\u201cWe are just very, very lucky,\u201d she said. \u201cMy long-term plan is to go back into the workforce, maybe have another child, stay home for a couple years and then go back to work.\u201d\nFor now, Sears is part of a somewhat puzzling, sometimes troubling trend: the dropping share of people in the workforce. In the past few years, millions have dropped out. In Georgia the \u201clabor participation rate\u201d is down to 61.7 percent, from nearly 70 percent in the late 1990s. The question is, why?\nSome say the falling rate isn\u2019t about hiring, but rather is an echo of changes in the economy.\nThe government bases its data on a system of work \u2013 full-time jobs \u2013 that is being eroded by self-employment, consulting, off-the-books work for cash and freelancing in the \u201cgig\u201d economy, said Jeff Tennery, CEO of Virginia-based Moonlighting.\nThe company lets people offer services while others seek workers for short-term jobs.\nLike drivers for Uber or Lyft, these people should be counted as working, but when the government calls, they may not see themselves as having jobs, Tennery said. \u201cI would say that most people classify themselves as not working.\u201d\nMost economists acknowledge that there is an off-the-data-grid economy that is impossible to measure, but argue that it is not big enough to fully explain the falling participation rate.\nMaybe it\u2019s about a change in attitude, not data.\nBy Michael Kanell\nPrevious Article Moonlighting Categories Explained\nNext Article CEO Jeff Tennery Featured on CNET Article on Uber & Sharing Economy",
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        "raw_content": "Against war (again)\nLast Thursday I labeled Obama and Biden hypocrites for threatening war against Syria without Congressional approval, which they had both opposed when they were senators. Yessterday, Obama announced that he is planning to seek Congressional approval, so for the moment I withdraw my charge of hypocrisy (at least with regards to Syria -- the NSA thing is another matter). The reason my withdrawal is tentative is that it remains to be seen what Obama will do if Congress turns him down, which seems likely given the fact that the Republicans control the House, and popular opinion seems to be running strongly against entering yet another war in the Middle East.\nIt probably goes without saying, particularly for anyone who reads my blog regularly, that I oppose bombing Syria. just as I opposed invading Iraq back in 2003, and for the same reason. The parallels between then and now are truly extraordinary. The rhetoric is almost exactly the same, only the names have changed. Instead of Secretary of State Colin Powell saying we need to invade Iraq because Saddam Hussein gassed his own people we now have Secretary of State John Kerry saying we need to bomb Syria because Bashar al Assad gassed his own people. Because everyone seems to be once again reading from the same script, I'll follow suit and quote what I wrote back in 2003:\nYes, Saddam Hussein is an evil man. Yes, the world will be better off without him. But Saddam is hardly unique in this regard, and solving this problem by starting a war sets a horrible precedent. What is to stop any country from launching a war against anyone that they judge to be evil?\nIndeed, the horrible precedent has been set. Someone in the world does something evil (and make no mistake, launching a Sarin attack is evil), so the U.S. bombs them. And I get it: it's really hard to watch innocent civilians suffer while you stand by and do nothing, particularly if you like to fancy yourself as the Good Guys. So we have to do something, but we don't have the stomach (and maybe not even the ability) to put boots on the ground. So we send in the drones and the cruise missiles instead, because that's clean and easy (though a tad pricey) and we don't get American kids coming home in body bags.\nBut here's the problem: in a situation like this, cruise missiles and drones won't do any good. Whatever infrastructure we manage to destroy, they will simply rebuild with the help of their Russian sponsors, and then we'll be right back where we started, except that we will once again have set the precedent that, when the chips are down, the world is not governed by the rule of law but by the rule of power. It's OK for us to bomb Syria -- but, of course, not OK for Syria to return the favor -- because, well, because we can.\nSo we bomb Syria, and they rebuild. Then what, Mr. President? Then what?\nOoh, this is not good\nWell, of course if you build a parabolic reflector...\nThe worst possible reason to bomb Syria",
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        "raw_content": "The Awards Night was delivered by the State Government of Victoria in partnership with the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chief Executive Mark Stone described the awards as a \u201cspectacular display of Victoria\u2019s elite manufacturing businesses\u201d.\nFrom the team at Swanbuild, we would like to congratulate all Winners and Finalists across the various categories. The night was an excellent showcase of businesses who excel in innovation, productivity and significantly contribute to strengthening Victoria\u2019s economy. Well done to all!",
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        "raw_content": "The rise of mobile esports: Could you play Vainglory for a living?\nThe world of esports is moving from PC to mobile, but is it still possible to win big money playing games when that game lives on your smartphone?\nHome \u203a Digital Life \u203a The rise of mobile esports: Could you play Vainglory for a living?\nHave you ever dreamed of playing video games as a career? You\u2019re not alone, but up until a few years ago the idea of making money by playing your favourite games was fanciful at best. Not today though \u2013 the esports dream isn\u2019t just real, it\u2019s a big deal.\nWant proof? Let\u2019s talk numbers. The IEM World Championship in Katowice, Poland, as just one example, drew a live crowd of 104,000 in 2015 alongside the many millions of people watching the action as it happened online. And we do mean millions. Last year\u2019s League of Legends World Championships saw an incredible 36 million people tune in online over its five-day run, and the industry as a whole has been valued this year at a whopping $463m. Because of this, big name news outlets like the BBC and ESPN have now started taking esports very seriously indeed, with each offering their own dedicated channels.\n\u201cThe esports industry as a whole has been valued this year at a whopping $463m\u201d\nBut, at the same time, change is in the air: competitive gaming is going mobile. Traditionally the sole preserve of high-end PCs in packed out arenas, esports games are quickly finding a new home on smartphones, where players can duke it out on the go over their data connection.\nOne such title that\u2019s found a huge mobile audience is Vainglory, a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) for Android and iOS which condenses the best of genre giants League of Legends and Dota 2 down into your pocket. It boasts over 1.5 million monthly players, but how did we get here? And what\u2019s next for the world of competitive mobile gaming? To find out, we sat down with Heini Vesander from Vainglory\u2019s developer, Super Evil Megacorp\u2026\nEvolving the genre\n\u201cWe\u2019re all PC gamers at heart,\u201d says Heini, talking about Vainglory\u2019s original influences, \u201cso when we were going about developing the game we wanted to create the same passionate experiences that we had on PCs growing up, only for the new generation of gamers on touch devices. We all grew up playing intense competitive games like Warcraft III and Unreal Tournament, and it\u2019s those kinds of enriched multiplayer experiences we\u2019re after more than a specific kind of genre or set of mechanics.\u201d\nAnd it\u2019s those in-depth mechanics that Heini says were really important to get right when it came to bringing the multiplayer experience to mobile:\n\u201cWe looked at how we could create a fun and immersive 20-minute match with the kind of tactical and strategic depth that core gamers expect, and worked hard to evolve the genre as well as bringing it to a new platform. Our map design, item trees, hero design philosophy are all entirely unique to Vainglory. It helps compress the game play and provide maximum flexibility in play style and team compositions. But perhaps most importantly, Vainglory lets you have a LAN party everywhere. Everyone has a connected touchscreen in their pocket these days, so it\u2019s never been easier to team up and play a game together with anyone anywhere.\n\u201cOur mission has always been to bring the visceral gaming experiences that had only been accessible on PC or console to new platforms, and add the intensity of face-to-face matches amongst friends.\u201d\nThat foresight and game design prowess has quickly seen Vainglory become a darling of the esports scene. And, with a big fan base comes big business\u2026\n\u201cThe Vainglory professional competitive scene has grown really quickly,\u201d says Heini, \u201cwith big names like Amazon and NVIDIA sponsoring tournaments, as well as backing from large multi-esports organisations. We also work closely with organisations like Twitch (the gameplay streaming giant). It\u2019s hard to imagine that all this has happened in 9 short months since the first major tournaments were organized.\u201d\nFancy getting involved? Simply download the app and get playing. Get good enough, and you could end up winning big, as Heini explains:\n\u201cOne of the great things about our community is how diverse it is. The professional scene is just an extension of our player pool, so we see players get involved in all sorts of ways; we have teams competing who meet in the game\u2019s chat and now fly out from different parts of the world to compete together. One of our youngest players, MrKcool, was originally playing in the amateur bracket in the UK but got scouted into a winning team as a result of strong play. So we invite anyone and everyone with an interest in gaming competitively to download the game, join a team and sign up for our quarterly regional qualifiers.\u201d\nAnd from there, you could soon find yourself in line to compete on some of the biggest stages in gaming:\n\u201cIn North America and Europe, Vainglory has a seasonal structure in which players have three months between championships to earn the highest possible skill tier for themselves and their teams. At the end of the three months, teams can register for regional Vainglory qualifiers and battle their way to the North American or European Live Championships.\u201d\n\u201cOur entire esports structure grew out of the community,\u201d she adds. \u201cWe were very hands-off at first, because true \u2018esports\u2019 credibility wasn\u2019t something we expected to happen for a couple of years. But as it turns out the community felt differently, and started organising tournaments when we didn\u2019t even have spectator mode in the game. No one can \u2018create\u2019 an esport,\u201d she says, \u201ceither a game is worthy of competitive play or it isn\u2019t, and at PAX South 2015 we saw how much fans loved to watch competitive Vainglory play.\n\u201cAfter showcasing matches on the Twitch Stage we received requests for a way to watch each others\u2019 matches. We rapidly released Vainglory\u2019s spectator mode and began reaching out to organisers to ask how we could help and how we could support the growing esports community. One of our first moves was supporting the founders of the game\u2019s community-run esports organisations, like Vainglory league (VGL), with the focus to keep the esports side very much community driven.\n\u201cWe also partnered with OGN in South-Korea (the hugely popular TV channel dedicated to esports broadcasting) early on to organise the Vainglory Invitational Premier League, which is now in its third season.\u201d\nIt\u2019s impressive stuff for such a young game, and there are now genuinely impressive sums of cash up for grabs at each of Vainglory\u2019s many tournaments to prove it. In fact, Vainglory currently boasts the record for the biggest amount of prize money ever dished out for a mobile game, with competitors taking home a collective $350,000 from tournaments during the autumn 2015 season.\nBut even with all that being the case, mobile esports is only set to grow even bigger.\n\u201cWe\u2019re still very young,\u201d says Heini, \u201cbut our viewership numbers have tripled between the last two Championship Finals. 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        "raw_content": "An Ounce of Evidence is the blog of Ashish K. Jha \u2013 physician, health policy researcher, and advocate for the notion that an ounce of data is worth a thousand pounds of opinion.\nI am a practicing Internist physician and a health policy researcher at the Harvard School of Public Health. I practice medicine in a government run health care system for Veterans, am on staff at Brigham and Women\u2019s Hospital, and am an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.\nOur healthcare system is a mess. While most physicians and nurses in the U.S. are dedicated, hard-working professionals committed to their patients, the system in which they practice fails them and their patients on a daily basis. While there is no shortage of opinion on how to fix our system, our research groups tries to bring empirical evidence to the debate.\nThe blog is my effort to bring data to the discussions about health policy issues \u2014 what works, what doesn\u2019t, and why. But not being without my own biases, this blog will also be a forum for my own interpretations of the data.\nFinally, from time to time, we will have guest bloggers. My hope is that the blog can also become a forum for debate, discussion, and spirited but ultimately respectful airing of the issues involved in fixing the healthcare system.\nGeorgean deBlois, M.D. August 21, 2012 at 2:38 pm\nThank you for the calm objectivity brought to this highly charged issue. As one who recently left private practice to take the inaugural CMO position at our HCA hospital, I have been impressed with the committment to quality and transparency shown by our hospital A-team, and backed up by Division. Is there room for improvement? Absolutely! Hospital medical care is enormously complex, and we strive daily to examine and improve.\nashishkjha Post author August 21, 2012 at 6:02 pm\nDr. deBlois \u2014 thanks for the comment. I have tried to make the point that finding villains, such as for-profit hospitals or drug companies or the government even, is a distraction. It is not a serious approach to improving healthcare. I know that many hospitals, including many HCA hospitals (as evidenced by the data) are committed to providing high quality care. The leadership\u2019s commitment to improvement is probably the biggest factor that drives high performance. Good luck with your new job.\nJoy Lee August 21, 2012 at 3:28 pm\nNice blog, Ashish. Relevant and accessible\u2013 it\u2019s exactly what mine aspires to be when it \u2018grows up\u2019 (www.isthispublichealth.blogspot.com).\nPingback: \u201cReadmits Are Not A Quality Measure\u201d: Q&A With Harvard\u2019s Ashish Jha MD, MPH | The Hospitalist Leader\nPingback: \u201cReadmits Are Not A Quality Measure\u201d: Q&A With Harvard\u2019s Ashish Jha MD, MPH - The Doctor Weighs In | The Doctor Weighs In",
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        "raw_content": "Utilization of \u201cprevention of mother-to-child transmission\u201d of HIV services by adolescent and young mothers in Mulago Hospital, Uganda\nMariama Mustapha1, 2Email authorView ORCID ID profile,\nVictor Musiime1, 3,\nSabrina Bakeera-Kitaka1,\nJoseph Rujumba1 and\nNicolette Nabukeera-Barungi1\nPrevention of mother to child transmission (PMTCT) has lowered the incidence of paediatric HIV globally. The risk of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (MTCT) remains high in Africa, where there is a high prevalence of pregnancy and poor health-seeking behaviour among young girls and women.\nIn this cross-sectional, mixed-methods study, we evaluated the utilization of PMTCT services and associated factors among adolescent and young postpartum mothers aged 15 to 24 years at a public urban referral hospital in Uganda. Both HIV-positive and HIV-negative participants were recruited. Utilization of PMTCT services was defined as use of the PMTCT cascade of services including ever testing for HIV, receiving HIV test results; If tested negative, subsequent retesting up to 14 weeks; If tested positive, Antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) for the mother, ARVs and septrin prophylaxis for infant, safe delivery, safer infant feeding, early infant diagnosis within 6 weeks, and linkage to treatment and care. Optimal utilization of PMTCT was defined as being up to date with utilization of PMTCT services for reported HIV status at the time of being interviewed. The overall proportion of participants who optimally utilized PMTCT services was determined using descriptive statistics. Qualitative data was analyzed manually using the content thematic approach.\nOf the 418 participants, 65 (15.5%) were HIV positive. Overall, only 126 of 418 participants (30.1%) had optimally utilized PMTCT services. However, utilization of PMTCT services was better among HIV positive mothers, with 83% (54/65) having utilized the services optimally, compared to only 20% (72/353) of the HIV negative mothers (OR 18.2 (95% CI; 9.0\u201336.7)). The benefits of knowing ones HIV status, health of the unborn child, and counseling and support from health workers and peers, were the major factors motivating adolescent and young mothers to utilize PMTCT services, while stigma, financial constraints, non-disclosure, and lack of partner and family support were key demotivating factors.\nUtilization of PMTCT services by these adolescent and young mothers was suboptimal. Special consideration should be given to adolescents and young women in the design of elimination of mother to child transmission (EMTCT) programs, to improve the utilization of PMTCT services.\nIn 2016, there were 1.8 million new HIV infections, with a total of 36.7 million people living with HIV worldwide [1]. In high-prevalence settings, young women remain at unacceptably high risk of HIV infection [1]. In eastern Africa, young women (aged 15\u201324 years) accounted for 26% of new HIV infections in 2016 despite making up just 10% of the population [1].\nAdolescents and young people remain extremely vulnerable to acquiring HIV infection, especially girls who live in settings with a generalized HIV epidemic or who are members of populations at high risk for HIV acquisition or transmission [2]. Although early diagnosis and treatment reduce HIV progression and prevent transmission, adolescents are less likely than adults to be tested, access care, remain in care and achieve viral suppression [2]. The Ministry of Health conducted an assessment of adolescent HIV and sexual and reproductive health care and treatment services at 30 health facilities in Uganda. This study found that pregnant adolescents (10\u201319 years) had less coverage of PMTCT services compared to mothers aged 20 years and above [3]. This study also found that 90% of pregnant adolescents attending antenatal care (ANC) took an HIV test but only 94% of those positive received ARVs [3]. This was in contrast with the adult mothers of whom 99% received ARVs for PMTCT [3].\nPregnant adolescent and young mothers have unique challenges that would hinder them from accessing HIV care [4]. For pregnant adolescents; obtaining access to relevant services, such as prenatal care, skilled attendants during birth, and PMTCT services, is more difficult [5]. Due to their young age, teenage mothers have to deal with disapproving health care providers. In addition, those living with HIV may face stigma and discrimination in health care settings [5].\nPMTCT covers a package of interventions summarized as 4 prongs, which should be implemented simultaneously: Primary prevention of HIV infection among women of childbearing age, preventing unintended pregnancies among women living with HIV, preventing HIV transmission from a woman living with HIV to her infant using option B+ approach, and providing appropriate treatment, care and support to mothers living with HIV and their children and families [6]. The PMTCT cascade is a series of key stepwise activities that begins with all pregnant women and ends with the detection of a final HIV status in HIV-exposed infants [7]. The cascade comprises 18 months of care and includes attending antenatal care (ANC), HIV testing and counselling during ANC, receiving HIV test results; If tested negative, subsequent retesting; If tested positive, antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) for the mother, ARVs and septrin prophylaxis for the infant(s), safe delivery, safer infant feeding, early infant diagnosis within 6 weeks, second DNA PCR test done 6 weeks after cessation of the breastfeeding, serology at 18 months if DNA PCR negative, and linkage to treatment and care [7]. Optimal utilization of the PMTCT cascade of services has not been previously described in the literature.\nInitiation and completion of the PMTCT cascade is important for elimination of paediatric HIV [8]. Adolescents have poor health seeking behaviour if services are not adolescent friendly, and few facilities in Uganda were found to be adolescent friendly in a 2007 study [9]. Since over 90% of new HIV infections among infants and young children occur through MTCT, it is certain that PMTCT remains the top priority. A focus on women is a key strategy to preventing/reducing HIV infection among children [10]. PMTCT programs not only reduce transmission of HIV, but if well implemented as part of a full continuum of care, they can result in HIV-free survival, meaning that infants are protected from other causes of death as well.\nThirty percent of Uganda\u2019s 35 million people is comprised of adolescents and young people aged 10\u201324 years [11], with a birth rate of 140 per 1000 among adolescents by age 19 years [12]. This group may need PMTCT services and messages that are different from those which target older women. Although adolescent and young mothers have been noted to have poor utilization of health services (6), there is limited data on the utilization of PMTCT of HIV services by adolescent and young mothers in Uganda. Identifying the gaps in the utilization of PMTCT services and the associated factors will contribute to the development of practical strategies in policy and practice to improve utilization of PMTCT services by these young mothers, and hence achieve elimination of paediatric HIV infection.\nWe described the utilization of PMTCT of HIV services and the associated factors among adolescent and young mothers at a public urban referral hospital in Uganda.\nThis was cross-sectional and mixed methods study which employed both quantitative and qualitative methods.\nThis study was conducted at the immunization, postnatal and family planning clinics at Mulago National Referral Hospital, located in Kampala, the capital city of Uganda. Mulago Hospital serves about 115, 000 inpatients (including 30, 000 children) per year. These clinics are located in the same building in upper Mulago Hospital, work hand-in-hand, and run Mondays through Fridays. The median number of postpartum mothers seen in the clinics daily is 80. Of these 80 women, 5\u201310 (6\u201313%) are adolescent and young women. Routine HIV testing is performed by a trained counsellor, and those who test positive are linked either to Baylor-Uganda Clinical Centre of Excellence or to the PMTCT follow-up clinic, both within a 200 m radius.\nThe study population for the quantitative component of the study was all postpartum mothers (HIV positive and negative) aged 15\u201324 years attending the clinics who: provided written informed consent, and had a child or children aged 9 months and below. Age 9 months and below was chosen for the infants\u2019 age in order to include mothers whose pregnancy was therefore recent, and hence minimize recall bias.\nUtilization of PMTCT services is use of the PMTCT cascade of services including testing for HIV, receiving HIV test results; If tested negative, subsequent retesting up to 14 weeks; If tested positive, Antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) for the mother, ARVs and septrin prophylaxis for infant, safe delivery, safer infant feeding, early infant diagnosis within 6 weeks, and linkage to treatment and care. Optimal utilization of PMTCT is being up to date with utilization of PMTCT services for reported HIV status at the time of being interviewed. Testing for HIV is a crucial first step in utilization of the PMTCT cascade of services for both HIV negative and HIV positive women. Using an HIV testing rate of 61.7 [13], a sample size of 363 participants, provided 90% power to assess the optimal utilization of PMTCT services in this population allowing for a 10% data loss through data collection constraints and errors.\nTwo interviewers (nurses) received a two-day training by the researcher on the questionnaire, data collection procedures and sampling methods. They were available at the clinics on all clinic days and were supervised by the researcher. A pre-tested structured questionnaire was used to obtain information on the participants\u2019 socio-demographic characteristics, HIV/AIDS and PMTCT-related knowledge, PMTCT utilization, and factors influencing utilization of PMTCT services. The nurses administered the questionnaire using face-to-face exit interviews from March\u2013June 2015. All postpartum mothers attending the clinics were invited to participate. A woman was eligible if she was 15\u201324 years old, had a child aged 9 months and below, and consented for interview.\nQuantitative data management and analysis\nCompleted questionnaires were scrutinized by the researcher on the spot for immediate correction of erroneous entry, and feedback given to the research assistants. After data collection, all questionnaires were stored in a safe that was accessible only to the researcher. Data was cleaned, coded, and double-entered into Epidata version 3.1. Range, consistency and validity checks were built in to minimize errors. A back up copy of the data was kept on an external hard drive. Data was exported and analyzed using STATA version 12.0 (STATA Corporation, Houston, Texas). A descriptive analysis was done so as to depict the baseline characteristics of the study population. The distribution of the participants\u2019 characteristics was presented as frequencies with respective proportions.\nThe primary outcome of the study was optimal utilization of PMTCT services as defined by being up to date with utilization of PMTCT services. This meant that at that particular point in time when the mother was interviewed during the study, she was where she was supposed to be at the PMTCT cascade for her reported HIV status.\nA logistic regression model was used to assess the association of selected variables with the overall optimal utilization of PMTCT services. Bivariate factors with a p-value <\u20090.2 were considered for multivariate analysis. The distribution of each selected variable was compared between those who optimally utilized PMTCT services and those who did not. In all analyses, a p-value of <\u20090.05 was taken as statistically significant.\nTo complement the quantitative findings, interviews were held with purposively selected health workers involved in the provision of PMTCT services at Mulago Hospital, and purposively selected adolescent and young mothers (HIV positive and negative) with either good or poor utilization of PMTCT services.\nIn-depth interviews (IDI)\nDuring the study, after administration of the questionnaire, adolescent and young mothers for participation in the qualitative component were identified. IDIs were conducted with mothers who provided consent. Twenty adolescent and young mothers (10 HIV positive and 10 HIV negative) were interviewed. After the 20 interviews, no further interviews were conducted since no new information was being generated. IDIs were aimed at obtaining an in-depth understanding of the facilitators and barriers to utilization of PMTCT services by adolescent and young mothers. In-depth interviews were chosen to allow free and confidential interaction between researchers and adolescent mothers. The interviews took the form of informal conversations and were conducted in the local language, Luganda, which was the language preferred by the mothers. The interviews were conducted by a research assistant with experience in qualitative studies involving adolescents and young people. A pre-tested flexible interview guide with probes was used to explore the ideas and experiences of the participants regarding HIV testing among adolescent and young mothers, and the factors that influence the utilization of PMTCT services, and suggestions for improving utilization of PMTCT services by this group. The interviews were audio recorded (except for 3 mothers who were not comfortable with being recorded), transcribed and translated by the research assistant. Each interview took an average of 35 min.\nKey-informant interviews (KII)\nKIIs were held on appointment with selected participants at the health facility during the study. Nine key informant interviews were conducted, and these included 2 nurses, 2 counsellors, 3 peer educators, and 2 doctors who were both PMTCT coordinators. Key informants were selected based on their involvement in the provision of PMTCT services and were intended to contribute to a better understanding of adolescent and young mothers\u2019 experiences with PMTCT services. The interviews were guided by a pre-tested flexible interview guide with probes to identify the characteristics of the health workers, their role in providing PMTCT services, their views on the motivators and barriers to the utilization of PMTCT services by adolescent and young mothers, and their suggestions for improving utilization of PMTCT services by this group. Interviews were conducted in English, audio recorded, and transcribed by the research assistant experienced in conducting qualitative research. Each interview lasted about 35 min.\nQualitative data was analysed manually using the content thematic approach [14]. Data analysis was done by the first author in collaboration with the fourth author (an experienced qualitative researcher). This involved reading scripts several times, identifying themes and sub-themes, and grouping data according to these themes for interpretation. The main study themes were; motivators and barriers to utilization of PMTCT services. All co-authors were involved in discussions of study themes, sub-themes and interpretation of findings. This process facilitated researcher triangulation [15] to attain a broader understanding of adolescent and young mothers motivators and barriers to utilization of PMTCT services. Direct quotations from study participants reflecting motivators and barriers to use of PMTCT services were identified and used in the presentation of the study findings.\nEthical approval for the study was obtained from the Makerere University College of Health Sciences School of Medicine Research Ethics Committee. Written informed consent was obtained from eligible mothers and health workers who agreed to participate in the study. Study participants below 18 years of age independently provided informed consent as emancipated minors, due to them having children, under the Uganda National Council for Science and Technology (UNCST) National Guidelines for Research [16]. The interviewers were instructed on how to comply with strict confidentiality practices for all clients both during and after data collection. For purposes of confidentiality only study specific serial numbers were used in data entry and analysis and the data was only accessible to the research team.\nWe screened 453 adolescent and young postpartum mothers attending the Mulago Hospital immunization, postnatal and family planning clinics during the study period (March to June 2015). Of these, 418 were enrolled and interviewed. Out of 35 mothers not enrolled, 25 declined consent for participation, and 10 had children older than 9 months of age.\nThe median age of the participants was 22 years (IQR 15\u201324 years). Of the 418 participants, 65 (15.5%) were HIV positive, and 353 (84.5%) were HIV negative.\nThe majority of the 418 participants were married (76.6%), had a secondary education (62.0%), not employed (66.3%), had a monthly household income between 50,000 and 200,000 Ugandan shillings (15\u201359 USD) (70.1%), used public transport to get to the facility (71.0%), and attended antenatal care at least once during their most recent pregnancy (98.6%). Only 81 mothers (19.7%) had attended ANC four or more times as shown in Table 1.\nCharacteristics of 418 mothers attending immunization, postnatal, and family planning clinics of Mulago Hospital, Kampala in 2015\nDistribution of participants\nCombined Monthly incomea\n>\u2009500,000\nTravel means to the clinic\nAttend ANC for most recent pregnancy\nNumber of ANC attendances\nReported HIV statusb\naCombined monthly income in Ugandan Shillings\nbReported HIV Status: As was reported by the mothers\nUtilization of PMTCT services\nOf the 418 participants, all of them (100%) had ever tested for HIV and received their test results. Of these, 400 (95.7%) tested during their most recent pregnancy, while 18 (4.3%) tested prior to their most recent pregnancy. Of the 400 mothers who tested for HIV during their most recent pregnancy, 395 (98.7%) tested in ANC, while 5 (1.3%) tested out of ANC.\nOf the 418 participants, 65 (15.5%) reported that they tested HIV positive, and 353 (84.5%) reported that they tested HIV negative. The participants\u2019 self-reported HIV status was verified from clinic records.\nOf the 353 participants who tested HIV negative, 154 (43.6%) did not retest after receiving their first test results and hence were not retained in the HIV negative PMTCT cascade. Of the 199 who retested for HIV, 97 (49%) retested during the third trimester of their pregnancy, and 30 (15%) retested during labour/delivery, but were not up to date with retesting for HIV, resulting in delays in retesting for HIV after the first negative test. Of the 199 who retested for HIV, only 72 (36%) were up to date with retesting for HIV as was recommended.\nOf the 65 mothers who tested HIV positive, 64 (98.5%) were enrolled in HIV care and used PMTCT ARVs. One mother was not enrolled in care because she declined enrolment and was not retained in the PMTCT cascade. Three of the 64 mothers who were enrolled in HIV care reported that their babies tested HIV positive by DNA PCR done at 6 weeks of age, giving an HIV transmission rate of 4.7%. The reported HIV status of the babies was verified from clinic records. The characteristics of the mothers of these 3 babies were similar to those of the other mothers whose babies were reportedly HIV negative. Among the infants of the 64 mothers who were enrolled in care, one was not started on ARV prophylaxis at birth for unknown reasons. There were delays in the utilization of the PMTCT cascade for four mothers whose infants were not started on septrin prophylaxis at 6 weeks, and 8 infants whose DNA PCR was not done at 6 weeks of age.\nThe details of the utilization of the early PMTCT cascade for 418 adolescent and young mothers attending Mulago Hospital are shown in Fig. 1.\nUtilization of PMTCT cascade for 418 adolescent and young mothers attending Mulago Hospital\nOptimal utilization of PMTCT services\nUtilization of PMTCT services was higher among HIV positive mothers, with 54 of the 65 (83.1%) HIV positive mothers having utilized the services optimally, compared to only 72 of the 353 (20.4%) HIV negative mothers (OR 18.2 (95% CI: 9.0\u201336.7)).\nA higher proportion of mothers aged 20\u201324 years (32.5%), regardless of HIV status, had optimally utilized the services compared to only 19.7% of mothers aged 15\u201319 years (OR 1.9 (95% CI: 1.1\u20133.6)).\nFactors associated with optimal utilization of PMTCT services\nAge and reported HIV status were significantly associated with optimal utilization of PMTCT services at bivariate analysis. Compared to women in the age group 15\u201319 years, women in the age group 20\u201324 years were more likely to optimally utilize PMTCT services (OR 1.9 (95% CI: 1.1\u20133.6); p-value\u2009=\u20090.031).\nThe factors at bivariate analysis with a p-value <\u20090.2 which were considered for multivariate analysis, included: age, reported HIV status, and attendance of ANC. Of these 3 variables, only reported HIV status was significantly associated with optimal utilization of PMTCT services at multivariate analysis, (OR 18.2 (95% CI: 9.0\u201336.7)), as shown in Table 2.\nAdjusted analysis of factors independently associated with optimal utilization of PMTCT services by adolescent and young mothers attending Mulago Hospital\nReported HIV status\nMotivators for utilization of PMTCT services\nThe benefits of knowing HIV status (90.2%) was the commonest reported motivating factor for utilizing PMTCT services. Other reported motivating factors included health of unborn child (81.3%), responsibility to prevent spread of HIV (73.2%), desire to know ones\u2019 status (72.97%), counselling by health care staff (69.1%), perception of need (61.7%), and peer and family support (34.9%), as shown in Table 3.\nPerceived motivators of utilization of PMTCT services by adolescent and young mothers attending Mulago Hospital\nMotivating Factor\nPercentagea (N\u2009=\u2009418)\nBenefits of knowing HIV status\nHealth of unborn child\nResponsibility to prevent spread of HIV\nDesire to know ones status\nCounselling by health care staff\nPerception of need\naPercentages add up to >\u2009100% given non-mutually exclusive answer count\nBarriers to utilization of PMTCT services\nStigma (56.7%) was the commonest reported barrier to adolescent and young mothers\u2019 utilization of PMTCT services. Other commonly reported barriers included lack of confidentiality in the clinics (29.4%), long waiting times at the clinics (25.9%), poor health worker and client interaction (18.9%), financial constraints (16.7%), and limited information (15.1%), as shown in Fig. 2.\nPerceived barriers to utilization of PMTCT services by adolescent and young mothers attending Mulago Hospital\nOf the 20 mothers involved in the IDIs, 6 were aged 15\u201319 years (2 HIV positive and 4 HIV negative), while 14 were aged 20\u201324 years (8 HIV positive and 6 HIV negative). A total of 9 key informants were interviewed. All of the key informants were females (only females were found to be involved in the provision of the PMTCT services), 4 out of 9 were aged 30 years or less. Three of the KIs had been involved in providing PMTCT services for less than 5 years, four had been involved in providing PMTCT services between 5 and 10 years, and two had been involved in providing PMTCT services for more than 10 years.\nHIV testing knowledge and practices\nData from both IDIs and KIIs showed that most mothers had heard about HIV testing prior to their coming to Mulago Hospital. Most mothers had learnt about HIV testing from the media, friends, and from ANC for previous pregnancies.\nHIV testing as part of ANC was not a surprise for the adolescent and young mothers, yet many found it a difficult step to take. Most believed that HIV testing was only necessary when a woman is sick or pregnant as one participant noted:\nIt is not easy because some young mothers say they cannot look for trouble by coming to test for HIV. They wait to get a reason for testing such as pregnancy or sickness and then they will be forced to test because during antenatal it is a must to test\u2026 (Single, 23 years, HIV positive).\nConsistent with quantitative findings, qualitative interviews revealed that all of the study participants had tested for HIV, mainly during pregnancy.\nGenerally, the HIV negative participants thought retesting for HIV after a first negative test was easy, although not many go back to retest. The HIV positive participants however thought that retesting was not easy for HIV negative women, for fear of the results turning positive, and the fact that they saw it as unnecessary. This sentiment was also shared by the health workers, who thought that the women see no need to retest after testing HIV negative the first time.\nHowever, many narratives of HIV positive mothers indicated that they had at onetime tested HIV negative, and later tested HIV positive.\nDuring the time I used to go for antenatal, I was tested and on all occasions my results showed that I was HIV negative... However, when I was tested again after delivery I was found to be positive... (Separated, 21 years, HIV positive).\nIn the IDIs, the participants revealed that services were better for HIV positive women as compared to HIV negative ones which could influence their utilization of PMTCT services. HIV positive women had more services available to them such as income generation activities and peer support.\nThe care and attention that health workers give us is very encouraging and can motivate other mothers to also utilize the services... (Married, 23 years, HIV positive).\nThis was further highlighted by the health workers in the KI interviews.\nConsistent with quantitative findings, most participants in the IDIs mentioned the benefits of knowing their HIV status, such as getting access to free treatment and services, as a strong motivator for utilization of PMTCT services. This view was also shared by the health workers.\nThe desire to protect their unborn children from acquiring HIV infection was another dominant motivator for these women.\nMost young mothers who utilize PMTCT services are driven by the desire to protect their children from infection. Sometimes a young mother could have given up on themselves but when they teach them that their babies can be HIV negative, they begin to use the service for the sake of the baby.. (Separated, 21 years, HIV positive).\nIn-depth and KI interviews further revealed that counselling and support by health care staff and peer educators were strong motivators for mothers to utilize PMTCT services.\nThe health workers and peer educators are actually good because they take the initiative and call you in case you default on your refills for the baby. They call and remind you to come for your drugs or send someone to pick them for you in case you are unable to. (Cohabiting, 22 years, HIV positive).\nAt the PMTCT clinic the peer educators who are also HIV positive share their testimonies with these mothers to encourage them and help them understand that one can live positively and live healthy. Most of the peer educators have been beneficiaries of PMTCT and their children are negative. This encourages mothers to adhere to treatment as well as to continue coming for the services.. (Peer educator).\nThe personal experiences of these mothers further highlighted the different factors that motivated them to utilize PMTCT services. Such motivators were; a longing to learn about HIV, fear of death, and desire to protect the baby from getting infected with HIV.\nConsistent with quantitative findings, individual factors, health services related factors, as well as societal factors came up as barriers to utilization of PMTCT services in both the in-depth interviews and the KI interviews.\nStigma emerged as a major barrier to the participants\u2019 utilization of PMTCT services as noted by one mother:\nStigma is a major issue. Young mothers fear that their results will be shared or discovered by other people especially if they test positive.. (Cohabiting, 23 years, HIV negative).\nSimilarly, key informants stressed the role of stigma as a barrier to utilization of PMTCT services by was noted by one key informant:\nStigma is the biggest challenge adolescent mother\u2019s face. They first of all stigmatize themselves and then the stigma that comes from the community. Young mothers think that when one is tested positive, they are going to die and they lose hope in themselves... (Peer educator).\nIndividual level barriers\nAt the individual level, financial constraints, competing obligations, non-disclosure, lack of symptoms, lack of partner and family support, lack of information, and fear of drugs stood out as factors that prevent adolescent and young mothers from utilizing PMTCT services.\nI am not ready to disclose to my parents yet...It was impossible for me to practice exclusive breast feeding because each time the baby cried, my grandmother and the people around would tell me to give him food and then breastfeed him.. (Married, 23 years, HIV positive).\nFear to swallow drugs for a long period of time was another factor hindering adolescent and young mothers from utilizing PMTCT services.\nYoung mothers fear to swallow drugs. When they are told that they have to take the drugs every day for their life time, they become tired even before starting... (Peer educator).\nHealth services barriers\nAt the health services level, negative attitude of health workers stood out as a barrier to utilization of PMTCT services.\nThere is a particular health worker who abuses young girls a lot for being pregnant. Some mothers used to run away before being attended to... (Cohabiting, 20 years, HIV negative).\nSome nurses are very harsh to mothers especially when they are tired. They become very rude, and this can discourage the mothers from coming back to the clinics .. (Single, 23 years, HIV positive).\nLong waiting time at the clinic, long distance to the health facility, and lack of adolescent specific clinics were also mentioned as barriers to utilization of PMTCT services. Waiting time was related to the high number of clients compared to health workers.\nThe clinic receives very many mothers, and this increases their waiting time...Considering the fact that they are either pregnant or nursing babies, they don\u2019t like waiting for a long time (Counsellor).\nWhen mothers stay far from the hospital and need to pay for transport, they could be discouraged especially if they are not working and have no one giving them financial support... (Single, 21 years old, HIV positive)\nThe key finding in this study is that the proportion of adolescent and young mothers who had optimally utilized PMTCT services was low. Optimal utilization of PMTCT services was defined as being up to date with utilization of the PMTCT cascade of services for reported HIV status at the time the interview was conducted. There is limited information on optimal utilization of the PMTCT cascade of services as defined in this study, as most studies only looked at one step or the other of the cascade, and not the entire cascade as a whole [17, 18]. Optimal utilization of PMTCT services was significantly associated with reported positive HIV status. One explanation could be that programs in the hospital designed to improve PMTCT uptake have been focussing on HIV positive mothers. These programs use highly motivated peer educators to counsel and follow up the HIV positive mothers, and also have income generating and psychosocial support activities for them further encouraging their utilization of the services. Overall, the support for HIV negative adolescent and young women seem to end after communicating negative results. This emphasizes the need for sustained HIV prevention efforts to scale up primary prevention among young HIV negative women. Another explanation could be that the HIV positive mothers included in this study formed the population of HIV positive women who came back for clinic services, and so are better at utilizing PMTCT services compared to the population who do not come back. Hence there is a potential for overestimation of retention in the PMTCT cascade among this population of HIV positive mothers included in this study.\nIn this study, only 20% of HIV negative mothers had optimally utilized PMTCT services. As much as 43.6% of them did not retest for HIV after the first test, and of those who retested, more than 60% were not up to date with retesting for HIV. Whereas it is understandable for more support to be accorded to women who test HIV positive, the apparent inattention given to those who tested HIV negative the first time could explain their poor utilization of PMTCT services. It is however important to note that some mothers who test HIV negative the first time could test HIV positive later on in the pregnancy or after delivery. New HIV infections could remain undetected in previously HIV negative mothers due to their low rates of retesting, leading to undiagnosed maternal infection, and hence mother-to-child transmission of HIV [7]. This highlights the importance of retaining HIV-negative women in the PMTCT cascade.\nThis study found a high uptake of PMTCT services (98.5%) among HIV positive participants including enrolment into care, taking ARVs and delivering from a health facility. These findings closely align with the report by the Uganda\u2019s Ministry of Health (MOH) that more than 90% of HIV positive pregnant women were enrolled in care, received ARVs for themselves and their babies, and exclusively breastfed their babies in Uganda in 2013 [19]. Other African studies have reported similar findings [20, 21]. Given the efficacy of Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) in HIV-infection control, and especially where adherence to treatment is good, high program uptake can translate into a significant reduction in the burden of HIV infections in the paediatric population. The MTCT rate of 4.7% found among the participants is lower than that reported previously [22], prior to introduction of the World Health Organization (WHO) option B- plus strategy in Uganda, but it still falls below the elimination target of <\u20092% [23].\nThis study highlights a number of issues useful for understanding factors influencing the utilization of PMTCT services. The study also documented potential areas for improving PMTCT interventions.\nAdolescents had less utilization than young women, and this was significant at bivariate analysis. Although this significance fell out at multivariate analysis, adolescents have been noted to have less utilization of PMTCT services (4).\nHealth workers in this study recognized that psychosocial support and the engagement of peer educators encouraged adolescent and young mothers to utilize PMTCT services. Studies in Uganda have shown that adolescents experience a lot of psychosocial challenges especially when pregnant [4, 9], hence it is no surprise that continuous support and counselling of these mothers would increase their utilization of these services. Peer support should be maximized in all centres offering PMTCT services in order to improve utilization of these services.\nThis study further emphasizes the fact that the desire to protect the baby from becoming infected with HIV is a strong motivator for young mothers\u2019 utilization of PMTCT services. This implies that focussing on the baby in prevention messages could improve utilization of PMTCT services in this vulnerable group.\nThis study has revealed multiple social, cultural, economic and physical barriers that might hinder the success of PMTCT interventions. Stigma was found to be a key demotivating factor for adolescent and young mothers\u2019 utilization of PMTCT services. A study in Kenya found that stigma and health system factors were barriers to utilization of PMTCT services [21]. Stigma remains a major concern with women not wishing to have their HIV status disclosed. Many women are therefore reluctant to utilize PMTCT services for fear of being stigmatized and discriminated against, emphasizing the importance of addressing stigma as a barrier, if EMTCT is to be realized.\nThis study has several strengths: The study contributes to the literature by identifying some of the gaps in the utilization of PMTCT services which were not previously described. The study had both quantitative and qualitative aspects. Qualitative interviews involving use of probes and triangulation of data from different sources helped to improve the trustworthiness of the study findings. Furthermore, the inclusion of HIV positive and HIV negative mothers in the study provided an opportunity to uncover the unique experiences and support needs for each of the two groups of adolescent and young women.\nThe findings of this study should however be interpreted in view of the following limitations:\nRecall bias cannot be excluded. However, analysis was limited to mothers whose infants were 9 months old or younger and whose pregnancy was therefore recent. The fact that quantitative interviews were conducted by nurses may have affected participants\u2019 response to perceived barriers to utilization of PMTCT services. The study was conducted at the National Referral Hospital, a public hospital characterized by congestion and delays at the clinics. It is possible that women with higher incomes obtain care from private clinics and may thus be under-represented in this study. Optimal utilization of PMTCT services in this study was determined for the first 9 months of the recommended PMTCT cascade (in order to minimize recall bias), instead of the entire PMTCT cascade of 18 months. The relatively smaller number of HIV positive women included in the study (N\u2009=\u200965), and their unequal distribution (only 7 were adolescents aged 15\u201319 years) could have affected the results of this study. However, these HIV positive mothers provided very useful information with regards to the motivators and barriers of their utilization of PMTCT services.\nOptimal utilization of PMTCT services among adolescent and young mothers at 30% was low. However, optimal utilization of PMTCT services was better among the HIV positive women as majority (83%) of them had optimally utilized the services, compared to only 20% of the HIV negative mothers. The study further demonstrated losses and delays throughout the PMTCT cascade. Reported positive HIV status was significantly associated with optimal utilization of PMTCT services. The major factors motivating adolescent and young mothers to utilize PMTCT services included: the benefits of knowing ones\u2019 HIV status, health of the unborn child, and counselling and support by health care staff. Stigma was a key demotivating factor for the adolescent and young mothers\u2019 utilization of PMTCT services.\nWe recommend that special consideration should be given to adolescents and young women in the design of EMTCT programs, to improve the utilization of PMTCT services particularly among those found HIV negative at the first HIV test to support them to remain HIV negative. In addition, we recommend that stigma as a barrier to the utilization of PMTCT services should be addressed by PMTCT service providers and policy makers, and that counselling and health care support should emphasize on the benefits of PMTCT services since they motivate adolescent and young mothers to utilize the services.\nDNA PCR:\nDeoxyribonucleic acid polymerase chain reaction\nEMTCT:\nElimination of mother-to-child transmission (of HIV)\nKey-informant interviews\nMother-to-child transmission (of HIV)\nNevirapine syrup\nPrevention of mother-to-child transmission (of HIV)\nUganda National Council for Science and Technology\nOur special thanks go to the mothers at Mulago Hospital who consented to participate in this study.\nMinistry of Health and Sanitation, Sierra Leone, and the Makerere University School of Public Health Centre for Excellence for Maternal and Newborn through training of the principal investigator. 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        "raw_content": "Rachael's Week in BBC Radio 2014:25-27\nIt's been three weeks plus since I posted so I'll do things a bit differently here. I've posted each week worth of downloads under a separate LJ cut and all the comedy panel shows together at the end. The best stuff from my point of view is several dramatizations (e.g. an Adrian Mole, a Miss Marple, another Great Scott run so three Walter Scotts with David Tennant as narrator, and some of Armistad Maupin's Tales of the City) and historical plays (mostly about WWI due to the BBC commemoration of the centenary but not exclusively so). 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He wrote this one in response to people who complained he only wrote about unhappy couples. This one is a perfectly happy couple who somehow manage to make other people miserable.\nThe Great Scott Series 2 (Classic Serial)\nA second run of Walter Scott dramatizations with David Tennant as the narrator. This are somewhat problematic in that they turn doorstopper books into hour-long dramatizations, but other than the brevity they're pretty good. This series is The Bride, Ivanhoe, and Redgauntlet.\nPublish and Be Damn'd: The Memoirs of Harriette Wilson (Classic Serial)\nDramatization of the memoir of a woman in the early 1800s who had relationships with many powerful men, including Wellington, then tried to blackmail them.\nSitcom starring Prunella Scales about a woman running an events management company with her daughter and granddaughter. I listened to Series 1 of this recently and really enjoyed it. I've got series 2 and will hopefully get to it soonish but I don't have series 3. Bummer.\nDownloading 6 to 12 July:\nMy Own Right Hand Shall Do It\nOld radio play starring Alec Guinness about Walter Scott's financial difficulties.\nFarran at Bay (Afternoon Drama)\nPlay loosely based on a real-life situation in which a boy disappeared in then-British-controlled Israel/Palestine and the prime suspect was a British official.\nLife in the Tomb (Drama on 3)\nDramatization of stories about WWI from the point-of-view of a Greek soldier in the trenches, so looking at fronts of the war less discussed in media with which I'm generally familiar.\nThe No 1 Ladies' Detective Agency Series 1\nDramatization of the first book in the series about an African female detective agency. I've got several of the other dramatizations but not this one yet and haven't listened to any of them yet. 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        "raw_content": "The Abominables at Children's Theatre Company\nThe Children's Theatre Company was named #1 Children's Theatre in the nation by TIME magazine. It produces, year after year, some of the highest quality of production for young audiences, in the state and country. Their commitment to inclusion and diversity, educational programs, educating through performance and, for this production particularly, new play development, makes them one of the most ambitious and successful theatres in the Twin Cities. For goodness sake, they are the only theatre for young people to win a Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre!\nThis fall, CTC opens with Minnesota's very first hockey musical, The Abominables. The musical is produced in association with New York City theatre company, The Civilians. It's written and directed by Steve Cosson with choreography by Joe Chvala. The music and lyrics were written by the late Obie winner Michael Friedman, who tragically passed away a few days before its opening. You can read CTC's statement about his passing here.\nThe Abominables musical takes place in Prairie Lakes, Minnesota and is centered around multiple families who are all somehow involved with youth hockey. A new family moves in town who has a young boy, Harry (played by Ryan Colbert), as well...however, he isn't like the others. He is a yeti (not abominable snowman, a yeti as they say). He is tall, strong, roars and is an amazing hockey player. He even has white fur! When Harry makes the \"A-team\" and Mitch gets booted onto the \"B-team\" it feels like his whole life is falling apart. Ahh, teenage angst, don't we all remember it too well? However, he has a plan to get back on the \"A-team.\"\nThe Abominables features an all-star cast from the youngest all the way to the oldest local talent of the Twin Cities. Each cast member perfectly encompasses the culture around a Midwestern family that is completely intertwined with the craziness that is youth sports. Let's start with my favorite, all the mothers. Let me also preface by saying that I never played hockey, however, I did grow up in Andover, Minnesota so I've met a few hockey moms in my day. These women did their research because they perfectly capture the spirit, love and...we'll say strong commitment to their children's teams...was extremely spot on.\nAutumn Ness plays Mitch's mother, Ellen. Her slight hint of a Minnesota accent, without going full Fargo, was brilliant. Her body language and comedic timing were superb. Elise Benson plays Judy, Harry's mother. Her portrayal of Judy's naive-ness to the basics and culture of youth hockey is like a glimpse into my future if my children decide to play some sort of sport. Stephanie Bertumen manages to portray multiple roles to round out the rest of the different types of hockey moms. Put these three together on stage and they blow the ceiling off. Even if you're a parent and not a sports parent there are still a lot of relateable aspects of the musical. For example, in one scene the parents are freaking out and constantly refreshing the online page where the teams will be posted. While I didn\u2019t play hockey, my mother later admitted to me that she had flashbacks of when I would hang around the drama department call board waiting for the cast list to go up. Same anxious feeling just different activity!\nLet's also talk about the amazing set designed by Andrew Boyce. The entire floor set was extremely lifelike of a hockey rink. The floor literally looked like ice as the actors skated across it. When you look above there is a gorgeous wood finish that gives it a real \"up north\" feel, which gives it a nostalgic feel for the Minnesotans in the house. Can I let you in on a little secret though? After attending a behind the scenes event of the production a few weeks ago with some other influencers, I was informed that it's not even wood finish! It's Styrofoam with an amazing paint job! While the set included large moving pieces and plenty of flats to transform the rink, including bleachers on the back and sides for parents to sit, they all moved very smoothly. Never once was I feeling that awkward feel that theatre-goers are all too familiar with when we think \"Are they done changing the scene? We've been sitting in this black out for awhile.\" Kudos!\nAs I mentioned before the actors who played hockey players were literally on roller blades! This was an ambitious move on CTC's part and it paid off. It really elevated the entire performance as actors flew in and off the stage in full hockey gear, chasing an imaginary puck. During our behind the scenes tour a few weeks ago, I learned that only two of the actors knew how to skate and the rest had to learn while in rehearsals! 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        "raw_content": "Mon, 07/13/2015 \u2014 Priya Sunil\nSingapore is home to some 40,000 companies which include large multinational corporations (MNCs). Many of these MNCs have placed their headquarters and chosen to fulfil their R&D functions here, boosting the growth of our overall economy.\nThe Economic Development Board (EDB) plays a critical role in continuing to attract leading multi-national corporations to invest in Singapore. Beyond that, it helps these companies grow their business and improve their existing operations through innovation and increased productivity. EDB fulfils this mission for companies belonging to a wide range of industries, including Consumer Business, Medical Technology and Precision Engineering. Apart from increasing the growth of our economy, EDB's work creates good job opportunities that offer local talent multiple pathways for success.\nSim Zhilin champions the mission of EDB as the Assistant Head of the Precision Engineering (PE) Division's Machinery and Systems team. This is where he develops, drives and executes industry strategies to encourage the adoption of emerging technologies and strengthen the talent pool in the PE sector. He tells us, \"I'm thrilled to have a hand in enabling the progress within this sector and helping to realise the potential of emerging technologies. My efforts would potentially culminate in the creation of greater career opportunities for more Singaporeans, and I find this extremely rewarding.\"\nEDB's critical mission of attracting international investments must be fulfilled by capable leaders. This is why EDB takes effort to implement corporate learning and development programmes to enhance the skills of its people throughout his/her career, particularly at milestone career transitions. Career development conversations are also enabled by a practice of job rotations, aimed at maximising the potential of every talent. As the nature of EDB's work necessitates interactions with investors from all over the world, EDB also supports officers' learning and mastery of foreign languages.\nFor scholars, EDB shows its commitment to groom its people through the EDB scholarship. Zhilin's scholarship gave him the opportunity to pursue his bachelor's and master's degrees in France, where he was exposed to an education culture that emphasises hands-on learning. In fact, he had the chance to pursue a year-long study and internship programme with a French firm that had a laboratory in Shanghai as part of his graduate programme, which deepened his understanding of the engineering industry.\nHe shares his experience, saying, \"It was certainly challenging to study under an unfamiliar system and in an entirely different environment. However, the experience was definitely rewarding. My fluency in French and adequate understanding of the French culture allow me to interact effectively with management executive officers from French companies, as well as trade delegations from francophone countries such as Africa today.\"\nFurther highlighting EDB's commitment to develop its talent is Zhilin's upcoming rotation to Sweden in Q3 2015. Zhilin will take on the role of Centre Director in EDB's Stockholm office, where he will engage prospective investors in and around the region, as well as spearhead initiatives to push EDB's growth further. This will certainly allow him to create a different kind of impact to the economic environment. Certainly, Zhilin awaits new opportunities, new experiences and new insights \u2013 all of which will help him create even greater economic and business opportunities for EDB and Singapore.\nWe hear from IDA scholar Leong Jun Xiang, whose role in IDA allows him a ring-side seat in Singapore\u2019s drive to grow our cyber defences.",
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        "raw_content": "The Nth Power returns as power trio\nJACKSON HOLE, WYO \u2013 The oozing charisma of New York City funk/rock/soul group The Nth Power created quite the local buzz following past performances in our zip code. Since the project\u2019s local debut at Contour Festival in 2015, which included a tribute set to Steely Dan, The Nth Power has reveled in the textures of being a five-piece unit. This year, drummer Nikki Glaspie (Dumpstaphunk, Beyonce), ultra melodic bassist/vocalist Nate Edgar (John Brown\u2019s Body), and guitarist/vocalist Nick Cassarino (Jennifer Hartswick Band, Big Daddy Kane) have decided to transition into a power trio. The band will play Wednesday at the Mangy Moose.\nWith the dramatic lineup change also brings intense political energy with their new video and single, \u201cTruth,\u201d which contains blatant discontent for the current administration.\n\u201cIn a system that profits off of ignorance and thrives on complacency, \u2018Truth\u2019 is a call to action\u2014a reminder to unify and educate ourselves because preserving and strengthening humanity is our greatest responsibility,\u201d it states on the band\u2019s YouTube page.\nOriginally formed in 2012 during an impromptu late night jam at Jazz Fest in New Orleans, The Nth Power aims to change lives through a message of musical love and understanding. Redefining what is becoming the band\u2019s latest sound, the trio draws from early Daft punk, Chic, and Earth, Wind & Fire while continuing the heavy dance grooves spanning R&B, gospel, disco and World music that they are known for. The forthcoming full-length album, Truth \u2013 Will You Fight for What\u2019s Right?, is due this spring.\nThe Nth Power will perform at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday Feb. 28 at the Mangy Moose in Teton Village. Tickets are $10 ($5 for season pass holders), available in the Market & Cellars and at the door.\nNextSnapped : Mountain Lion on the butte across the road from Smith's \u00bb\nPrevious \u00ab Armed fugitive busted after hiding out in Bondurant late last night\nTags: Mangy Moose",
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        "raw_content": "January 13, 2018 January 13, 2018 bundleofbooks 4 Comments\nI grew up watching the 1968 film Oliver! but for some reason only bought a copy of the book last year. The magic of the film has stayed with me throughout my life. When I was little I loved the fact that it was both frightening and funny, and I still can\u2019t get enough of the wonderful songs!\nPerhaps because of the music and singing, I was always under the impression that Oliver Twist was a children\u2019s book. However it\u2019s much grittier and at times downright gruesome. There\u2019s also less laugh-out-loud humour, which is replaced by sharp and dark satire. In fact, the book is simply dripping with sarcasm, showing Dickens\u2019 total disgust of the workhouse and justice systems of the time.\nThe characters are not as fun and exuberant as you\u2019d expect from Dickens, but I did find them more interesting than in the film. Fagin\u2019s house is not painted as a hideaway for jolly ragamuffins, instead his young recruits live in desperate circumstances, making a living the only way they can. Fagin himself is much nastier and more conniving than I\u2019d expected after the almost lovable character I\u2019d always imagined. This is a hard London, and the characters cannot escape that.\nMost fascinating to me was the insight into Bill and Nancy\u2019s relationship. Both characters are written with such perception, particularly that of Nancy, whose moments of despair are truly heartbreaking. Hers is the saddest story in the book, but I also found myself seeing Bill in a different light. Oliver Reed still gives me nightmares with his gruff, silent and menacing portrayal in the film. But the book goes far deeper into his mind and explores his guilt-ridden conscience. This made me think about his childhood \u2013 surely he would have started off much like the Artful Dodger and Charley Bates. The cycle of crime in Dickens\u2019 London is evident in this book. We see why it begins, how it can develop and where it ends up \u2013 and, spoiler alert, it nearly never ends well.\nPutting all the gloom to one side, a ray of light does filter through in the form of Oliver\u2019s more caring friends, Mr Brownlow and the Maylies. These chapters are almost hazy in my memory compared to the grimy underbelly of Victorian London, and they are my least favourite. Everything is too idyllic and there are far too many happy coincidences \u2013 it\u2019s hard to suspend disbelief at times.\nThis book is not for the faint-hearted as it touches on disturbing issues and can be very graphic, but I urge everyone to read it anyway. It clearly shows Dickens\u2019 views on the unfair society he lived in and, I believe, is still relevant today.\nPlease click here for more posts about Charles Dickens.\nBookshelf, Charles DickensBill Sikes, book review, books, charles dickens, Fagin, fiction, Nancy, Oliver Twist, Oliver!\n\u2190 The Silent Companions \u2013 Laura Purcell\nThe Power \u2013 Naomi Alderman \u2192\n4 thoughts on \u201cOliver Twist \u2013 Charles Dickens\u201d\nmoanand says:\nMy first encounter with Dickens was Oliver! as well. After watching the film, we did it as a fourth grade play. It wasn\u2019t until college, I actually read the novel and you\u2019re completely right when you say that it\u2019s not for the faint-hearted. It\u2019s dirty and gruesome and much like his other novels, it comes from a personal place in his life.\nI think Oliver! is a great introduction to Dickens in a way, even if it is different to the book. It certainly made me interested in reading him when I was older. I wish we\u2019d done the play at school \u2013 none of the school plays I watched were very memorable\u2026\nI would love to see the musical at the West End, but haven\u2019t had a chance yet. It\u2019s supposed to be really good though.\nI haven\u2019t read very much Dickens, but I do like the story of Oliver Twist. I really like the musical adaptation too \ud83d\ude42\nThe musical is sooo good! I think it was my favourite when I was little (after Beauty and the Beast). I\u2019d love to see it love on stag, but haven\u2019t ever managed to.",
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        "raw_content": "Home news Franchise Definition: What is a franchise?\nFranchise Definition: What is a franchise?\nAlthough most people are aware of the term \u2018franchise\u2019, and many will have at least a vague understanding of its definition, there are still a lot of people out there who aren\u2019t absolutely sure what a franchise is. Moreover many may be unsure of how it operates and how it differs from the traditional business model. To help clarify the role of the franchise in today\u2019s complex business world, and to give potential franchisees a clearer picture of the model they\u2019ll be working with, we decided to take a closer look at what \u2018franchise\u2019 really means.\nThe verb \u2018to franchise\u2019 comes from the Old French word franchiss, \u2018to make free\u2019. The noun \u2018franchise\u2019 also has its roots in French and originates from the word fraunchise, which translates as \u2018a special right or privilege by grant of a government or sovereign\u2019. By looking at the origins of the term, we can see that a franchise was always going to be a unique business model. At once making the franchisee free and tying them to the franchisor, this way of doing business helps entrepreneurs to achieve their business goals without taking on all the risks normally associated with running your own business.\nBasic franchise explained\nAt its most basic level, a franchise is simply a method of expanding an existing business. Licensing arrangements are used to define each individual franchise, with specific terms varying depending on the industry and the specific venture. Franchising has been in use since the 19th century, but really came into its own in the increasingly global society of the 20th century.\nIn most cases, the franchisee buys a license from the franchisor that allows them to use the name of the franchise, its products, services and training methods. In return, the franchisor provides the franchisee with support in training, marketing and running the business, things that are often invaluable in competitive industries.\nAccording to the International Franchise Association, over 120 industries now use franchising as their route to market. These diverse industries include education, automotive, travel and tourism, health and fitness and retail among many more.\nThere are two main types of franchising: business format franchising and product distribution. Business format franchising is probably the model that most people think of when they think of a franchise. In this type of franchise relationship, the franchisor provides the franchisee with their trade name, products and services and well as an entire system for operating the business.\nThe franchisee will receive help and support both in the initial stages of creating or building their business and throughout the duration of their relationship with the franchisor.\nIn these types of franchise, the franchisor has a significant amount of say over how the business is run. For example, they can stipulate that employees wear a certain uniform, that the business uses specific signs and logos and that customers are treated in a specified way. In effect, the franchisee is buying the rights to use a tried and tested business model. As long as they follow the prescribed working practices of the franchise, then their venture should achieve the same level of success as other existing franchises.\nThis is one of the reasons why franchises are so popular. Being able to look at an already successful company and then replicate their working practices gives entrepreneurs a clear path to success while removing many of the potential pitfalls and challenges that new businesses face in their early years.\nAlthough product distribution is possibly less well known, it\u2019s actually larger in terms of total sales than business format franchising. In this type of franchise, the emphasis is on the franchise\u2019s products rather than its business model. The franchisee has the right to distribute the products without necessarily being tied to all the business practices employed by the franchisor. This type of franchise is often used in the automotive industry and by companies involved with manufacturing.\nTypes of franchise available\nThanks to the success of the franchising model, there are now thousands of franchises around the world. In the UK alone, there are around 900 franchising brands, which between them employ around 621,000 people. Around 44,200 franchises operate on the UK\u2019s high streets, with many more found in offices, industrial estates and business centres across the country.\nThose interested in becoming franchisees will find an exceptionally wide choice of industries open to them. The franchise model has been embraced by forward-thinking business leaders across all sectors, with local, national and international companies all using the method to expand and improve their businesses.\nMany of the best-known franchises operate in the food, retail and service industries. A lot of the restaurants and fast food outlets in our towns and cities are franchises, including McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Subway and Burger King. The franchise model works especially well for food outlets as customers that eat out want to know they\u2019re going to get an enjoyable meal every time. If they get used to a particular burger, pizza or sandwich, they\u2019ll often choose to eat it over other types of food on offer as they know exactly what they\u2019re going to get.\nOther industries where franchising plays a large role in the business landscape include health and fitness, after school clubs, health and beauty, cleaning and professional services. Like catering, franchising works well in these areas because of brand recognition. If the franchise has a good reputation and competitive prices, customers know that by using their local franchisee they\u2019ll receive a service they can rely on.\nThose wishing to become franchisees first need to do their research to find out which industry and which business is best suited to their needs. Since the 2008 recession, there\u2019s been a 20% increase in the number of franchises, demonstrating that there are still a large number of lucrative opportunities available for those with the drive, skill and determination to take advantage of them.\nOnce the prospective franchisee has found a potential business opportunity, they need to ensure that they have the finances necessary to take advantage of it. The cost of buying a franchise can vary dramatically between industries and business. While some franchises ask for tens of thousands of pounds, others require an investment of several hundred thousand pounds. Franchisees will need to have these finances available at the beginning of their relationship with the franchisor and may also need extra financial reserves to support their business through its first few years.\nThe qualifications and skills necessary to become a franchisee vary from industry to industry. To find out which are required for their chosen opportunity, prospective franchisees will need to get in touch with their chosen franchise. During this initial investigative stage, entrepreneurs should also try to speak to existing franchisees to find out more about the reality of running a business. Franchisees who are already established should be able to provide information on how much support is available, how easy the franchise is to launch and how their relationship with the franchisor has impacted on their enterprise.\nMore information on running franchises and becoming a franchisee can be found by exploring our site.\nPrevious articleModern day slaves\nNext articleHistory of franchising",
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        "raw_content": "Iowa First District Republicans: A Laissez Faire of Marriage is Foolish\nThe legal foundation for the original 13 states at the time of our federal Constitution\u2019s ratification \u2013 the entire Mosaic Decalogue (Ten Commandments) \u2013 was codified into law, but it has been clearly discarded by our present American federal and state governments. That is a grievous error that we, as a nation, are atoning for at this hour. If the atonement is to be acceptable to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, and Creator of the Universe, then we must change course and correct our error as a nation \u2013 reasserting the Ten Commandments as the template of good government for our nation and the nations of the world.\nI know, I know\u2026people like me (and apparently our founders) are \u201cliberty-crushing scoundrels who, if left to our devices, will turn America into a theocracy like Iran.\u201d May I say up front that if you are guilty of actually believing this kind of lemming drivel, this article is not meant for you. Your time will be better spent reading something else. In our culture, it is a custom to say \u201cgoodbye.\u201d Both parts of the word, \u201cgood\u201d and \u201cbye\u201d, have meanings. When I say \u201cgoodbye,\u201d I don\u2019t secretly wish to say \u201cbad-bye\u201d, even though your thoughts are obscene and disrespectful. I hope that your departure from this article is as good for you as it will be for me.\nWith that said, for whom is this article written? Well, I\u2019m here to reason with those who sincerely believe they are Christians and that the Bible is a good thing to carefully heed and fearfully obey. Based upon the evidence I\u2019m prepared to present to you, I think it\u2019s safe to say I probably just narrowed my audience a second time. Having winnowed my readership again, let\u2019s have a heart-to-heart about God\u2019s immutable laws. Neither the leftists nor neo-atheist boogeymen are our primary problem in America at this dark hour. On the contrary, they are easily defeated in a battle of truth, because they never come to the skirmish with any ammunition. No, they are not our real threat. Annoying white noise? Yes. Insolent? Yes. Destructive and murderous when allowed the reins of power? Certainly. The source of our peril as a nation? Not so much.\nThe anemic church is the theological source of America\u2019s great problem. The fledgling church is the cradle of the American return to tyranny. Sadly, and long before the federal court ordered a righteously defiant Chief Justice Roy Moore of the Alabama Supreme Court to remove the Ten Commandments from both his intellectual rulings and his courthouse displays (primarily the former was the goal), the Ten Commandments were first sweepingly discarded by most American churches who began to teach a curiously too-convenient-to-be-true version of \u201cgrace,\u201d irreconcilable with carefully studied scriptures. It seems grace and love has \u201creplaced\u201d the law\u2026or so they claim. As one poor soul, trying to be an effective antagonist, wrote to me recently (I paraphrase), \u201cThe Old Testament equals death, plagues, and vengeance! The New Testament equals forgiveness, love, and \u2018Dad\u2019 wants you to call home. I guess having a kid really mellowed God out.\u201d\nDon\u2019t be too angry with the silly man who wrote that pithy jab; he was, after all, only summing up the logical conclusion of what is essentially preached across America every Sunday. Of course, to claim that \u201cgrace and love replaced law\u201d makes as much sense as claiming that \u201cfairness replaced the strict rules\u201d of any board game brought to you by Milton Bradley. Try selling that line to my siblings growing up, and you\u2019d get what you deserved, too. Did Jesus end the need for the Mosaic sacrifice of animals and other ceremonial issues regarding the priesthood? Yes. Did Jesus do away with the need for the command, \u201cThou shalt not steal\u201d? Do I really have to explain that? Say it ain\u2019t so!\nThe good news is that a growing number of churches have begun to realize the extraordinary error of jettisoning God\u2019s law from our pulpits, and incidentally, the hearts of those listening in the pews on Sunday morning, who, on occasion, contribute to our statist terrors by running for political office and winning their elections\u2026in Jesus\u2019 name.\nThe textbook definition of \u201climited government\u201d once found in 18th Century America was a much different definition than that of our 21st Century. For example, some folks champion limited government by hollering, \u201cI believe in LIMITED government!\u201d Pry a little, and you\u2019ll find out what they actually mean is, \u201cThe government has no right to tell me I can\u2019t kill my baby if it suits my [selfish, cruel, and materialistic] preference to do so!\u201d It could also be described as, \u201cThe government has no right to ram religion down my throat by unfairly outlawing my enjoyment of government-sanctioned prostitution!\u201d Or how about these government-limiting ideas: \u201cThe government has no right to say I can\u2019t marry my friend\u2019s parakeet,\u201d and \u201cThe government has no right to limit my freedom to enjoy four wives of either the opposite or same-sex?\u201d (Oh, and don\u2019t forget\u2026these particular forms of \u201csexual freedom\u201d are perfectly healthy for all children involved, and anyone who says differently is an \u201cintolerant, religious bigot and hate-monger!\u201d)\nLet\u2019s define secularism in a way that is hard to misunderstand, since it seems so en vogue to be a \u201cChristian secularist\u201d (a pure contradiction) these days. All forms of so-called American (or western) secularism are little more than a willful rejection of the Ten Commandments as a basis for proper civil governance in the modern world. By this simple definition, we are able to particularly expose any confused Christians and even pastors who are little more than church-attending secularists, right along with their atheistic counterparts. [i]\nWhat is the present result \u2013 the fruit \u2013 of secularism both inside and outside of the present American paradox permitted by a disorderly church world? Well, for starters, look no further than Biblical illiteracy. In an October 2010 publication of Students Living a Mission (SLAM), columnist Ben Reese laments, \u201cIn 2007, Kelton Research polled Americans on their knowledge of the Ten Commandments. Most of the participants couldn\u2019t name a single commandment. More people knew the ingredients of a Big Mac than what the 6th Commandment was. Surely Christians know more about the Bible than hamburgers. Unfortunately, this is not the case.\u201d[ii]\nI\u2019m certain it was from a member of this particular demographic now residing in Iowa, who sent me a rude message encouraging me to not only leave the Republican Party, but while I was at it, the state of Iowa, too. Why? Because I strongly objected to Iowa District 1 Republicans removing the plank in their Republican platform that stated marriage was only between one man and one woman.\nIt is an illogical contradiction for the same man (or party) who says, \u201cI believe my rights come from God\u201d, to also just as firmly declare, \u201cI believe civil government must be a secular institution.\u201d The popular attempt to argue both at the same time by overemphasizing valuable things like personal choice, the importance of local control in government, and \u201cprivate\u201d matters of faith, is a confusion of sound and sense. Pretending that a God-honoring religion-sanctioned state is equal to or worse than Iran is unpatriotic insolence of the highest order. The great Christian, William Penn, namesake of the state of Pennsylvania, is rolling in his grave that any American citizen would actually think so depravedly of his own founding origins. It is illogical smoke and mirrors commonly used by \u2013 wait for it \u2013 wait \u2013 for \u2013 it \u2013 self-described Christians, and it denies the reality of how the Ten Commandments actually worked as a civil code (not merely a religious code as so many errantly suggest) under Moses\u2019 world-shaping personal leadership.\nAccording to both God\u2019s divine law and that pesky thing some still call \u201creality,\u201d the state does not create or grant life, but it is called upon by God to defend it, criminalize the tampering of it, and punish those who take it unlawfully. Said God to Moses, \u201cThou shalt do no murder.\u201d God informed the entire world, according to Deuteronomy chapter 4 (not only Israel) that a state was required to criminalize murder. Murder was wisely criminalized. Simple so far, right? That supposed Iranian theocracy predicted to materialize as a result of Biblical theists asserting themselves in politics hasn\u2019t yet destroyed anyone\u2019s alleged \u201cliberties\u201d, so let\u2019s build further upon this line of thinking.\nAccording to both God\u2019s divine law and that pesky thing some refer to as \u201cbiology,\u201d the state does not create or authorize the institution of marriage (where life is created), but is called upon by God to defend it, criminalize the tampering of it, and punish those who unlawfully violate it. It is bizarrely, nay, embarrassingly difficult, it seems, for our American legal world to deal properly with the CRIME of adultery. Adulterers are treated with more leniency in America than drivers who receive traffic tickets by mail. (Thanks to the unconstitutional traffic-cams.) All this, despite the fact that the adulterer\u2019s crime is a far more serious offense and causes much greater suffering to society at home and at large.\nNow that \u201clove and grace replaced law\u201d in the church, I suppose it was only a matter of time before Caesar (who faithfully attends your local antinomian church of hyper-grace) announced he was smarter than God. It is no wonder to me that with all this \u201cgrace\u201d and \u201clove\u201d saturating the airwaves of our pulpits, Christian TV, and the local Christian bookstores, we penalize drivers more harshly for not plugging their parking meter, than we do those responsible for causing a divorce. Divorce is, without any doubt in my mind as a pastor of nearly 20 years in one Midwestern church, American\u2019s most popular and socially acceptable form of child abuse. The last time I got a parking ticket, I was punished by the State of Iowa with a $15.00 fine (SHAME ON ME!), but if you commit adultery, the state declares it\u2019s not your fault. In 2013, when Iowa State Representative Tedd Gassman proposed a bill to undo the folly of \u201cno-fault-divorce\u201d law, the slanderous ridicule came like a tsunami from the \u201cjudge not\u201d crowd, screaming, \u201cSHAME ON HIM!\u201d I digress.\nSaid God to Moses, \u201cHonor thy FATHER and thy MOTHER.\u201d First, notice that God mentions the genders of male and female, and Moses wisely responded to the implicit meaning of this particular command by criminalizing the perversion of all non-matrimonial sex. God informed the entire world, according to Deuteronomy Chapter 4 (not only Israel), that a state was required to outlaw all forms of sexual promiscuity be they incest, pedophilia, necrophilia, prostitution, or sodomy.\nSaid God to Moses, \u201cThou shalt NOT commit adultery.\u201d Notice that God told Moses the state was required to criminalize adultery, and therefore, tampering with the marriage institution was wisely criminalized. God informed the entire world, according to Deuteronomy Chapter 4 (not only Israel), that a state was required to outlaw all forms of sexual sin aligned against His divine definition of marriage.\nThe theological flaw of the secularist argument to get the state out of marriage is the same as recklessly arguing, \u201cGet the state out of murder!\u201d Oh, and we Americans are guilty of both acts of barbaric and uncivilized rebellion against sane civics! How truly pathetic we must appear to God. No wonder He has clearly removed his hand from our nation and left us in our well-earned mess! By promoting such barbaric ideas, one ignores the God-authorized role of a government according to the divine revelation given to Moses in 1534 B.C. at the top of Mt. Sinai. Ignoring God NEVER improves the world in which we live. It CANNOT increase liberty! It certainly WILL NOT fix America!\nNow let\u2019s weave everything together that I\u2019ve explained so far. By authorizing government to punish murderers, we do not legitimately risk having a government that suddenly believes itself to be the mystical \u201cgiver of life.\u201d By authorizing government to punish adultery, fornication, sodomy, etc. (and to restrict uncles from marrying their under-age nieces), we do not risk having a government that suddenly believes itself to be \u201cthe final arbiter of the definition of marriage.\u201d\nIn both cases (a state that stupidly begins to believe itself to be a \u201cgiver of life\u201d and a state that stupidly believes itself to be the \u201cfinal authority on marriage\u201d), the cause could not have been requiring the government to fulfill its duty before God, as authorized by our Bible. To say that Caesar rendering to God what is God\u2019s (obeying Jesus) is the cause of tyranny is a personal indictment against God\u2019s integrity \u2013 it is to accuse Him of trampling human freedom with some kind of divine fascism whilst He dishonestly declares Himself to be the source of all human liberty in our world. (See Galatians 5:1.) No, in these cases of laughable political hubris, the problem is theological, and the population damaged by that bad theology (love and grace replaced law) was finally given over to a depraved mind of secular humanist lunacy.\nFear of allowing government to do its Biblical job \u201cbecause it might abuse its power someday\u201d is the intellectually flawed line of thinking that leads to pure anarchy. Anarchy is neither Biblical nor \u201cChristian\u201d, so to those self-described Christians making this argument, I adjure you to stop borrowing your worldview from pagans and usurping Biblical authority.\nWhen one says, \u201cGet the state out of marriage,\u201d they are on solid ground if, by saying so, they mean the government has no right to redefine an institution created by God. However, they are in rebellion against God if, by saying it, they mean government should completely retreat from defending the Divine natural law aback true marriage. This abandonment leaves a vacuum for an ongoing perverted sexual laissez faire and will continue by harming impressionable children, ruining our late great civilization.\n[i] Barna Research Source: http://www.barna.org/barna-update/article/12-faithspirituality/325-barna-studies-the-research-offers-a-year-in-review-perspective\n[ii] http://slamweb.org/SLAM/2010/10/biblical-illiteracy-2\nHow do you reconcile Matthew 19?\n\u201cNot everyone can accept this teaching, but only those to whom it is\ngiven. For there are eunuchs who have been so from birth, and there are\neunuchs who have been made eunuchs by others, and there are eunuchs who\nhave made themselves eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom of heaven.\nLet anyone accept this who can.\u201d (Matthew 19:11-12)\nIn the ancient world, including ancient Jewish culture, \u201cnatural\u201d or \u201cborn\u201d\neunuchs were not associated with missing testicles. Rather, they were\nassociated with stereotypically effeminate characteristics and behavior\n(just like modern gay men)\nJesus would have been aware of this common view of eunuchs. Yet he very\nmatter-of-factly asserts that some people are simply born that way.\nThe implication of his statement is profound \u2014 God created gay people\nthe way they are! Jesus says so.\nShouldn\u2019t the Eunichs (homosexuals) be allowed to marry too?\nJesus feels no need to \u201ccure\u201d these born eunuchs. He speaks no words\nof condemnation. Rather he lists people born gay alongside another\nhonored class (eunuchs for the kingdom), and accepts them as a natural\npart of God\u2019s creation order.\nThus, when Matthew 19 is read as a whole, we see Jesus teaches that\nmost people are created for heterosexual marriage. But, unlike some modern\nChristians, Jesus does not see this as the only honorable way to live.\nHe acknowledges that some human beings have been created by God to\nfollow a less common, but equally legitimate path. There are some who\nhave been eunuchs from birth \u2014 made that way by God.\nIf someone doesn\u2019t value evidence, what evidence are you going to provide to prove they should value it? If someone doesn\u2019t value logic, what logical argument would you provide to show the importance of logic?\nThis is an absurd abuse of interpretive laws. Jesus agreed with and defended Mosaic law. He also obeyed it perfectly. Mosaic law gives a death penalty for sodomy.\nSo, do you want to put all male homosexuals to death?\nAll sexual crimes should have a maximum sentance of death available (not mandatory) with Judicial discretion on a case by case basis. Adultery is the first crime that should be given measurable consequences, because if we do not protect the standard of true marriage we have no credibility to criminalize pederasty, incest, rape, necrophilia, sodomy, etc. Incidentally, no homosexual person was ever executed in Israel. I want what Jesus and Moses wanted \u2013 repentance from sin and salvation of individuals and redemption of civilization.\nIf we don\u2019t penalize adultery, we have no credibility to punish rape? Seriously, you are a frightening person. We have religious freedom in this country, and not everyone wants to live under your Christian law, just as you probably don\u2019t want to live under Sharia. Gay people are living their lives and marrying their partners, and you are not going to turn back the clock.\nSure\u2026 the ability to cheat on a spouse and damage children mentally and emotionally without any fear of consequence is really important to bettering America. You aren\u2019t at all frightening, and have nothing to be embarrased about. No need to correct your worldview at all.\nTom Hoefling says:\nMarriage is of a unique, sublime, ineffable nature. It is a\nGod-breathed mystery. It is among His greatest gifts to mankind, the\nnexus of His eternal plan and all true, lasting, earthly riches. It is\nthe foundational building block of all decent civic, governmental\ninstitutions. It is the basis of all true economics. It breeds peace and\nprosperity. It is the great stabilizer of civilizations. It is the\nwell-spring and nursery of posterity. It must be protected, or America\nwill fail and fall.\n\u201cNo human law can abolish the natural and original\nright of marriage, nor in any way limit the chief and principal\npurpose of marriage ordained by God\u2019s authority from the beginning:\n\u201cIncrease and multiply.\u201d Hence we have the family,\nthe \u201csociety\u201d of a man\u2019s house \u2014 a society very small, one must admit,\nbut none the less a true society, and one older than any State.\nConsequently, it has rights and duties peculiar to itself which are\nquite independent of the State.\u201d\n\u2014 Leo XII Rerum Novarum, (12), MAY 15, 1891\nOf course, in other publications (not necessarily in this particular thread) of this response to the abandonment of marriage where the hyperlinks were removed, the author has been challenged by secularists who believe he is lying about the 10 Commandments having been codified in all 13 original states. They have demanded primary source documentation, (yet offer none to disprove him, as usual).\nHere\u2019s his response to them all this morning, with some primary source documentation and necessary homework assignments:\n\u201cAll 13 States codified the entire Decalogue of Moses, except Rhode Island, who codifed the final six of the 10 Commandments, referred to by James Madison as the \u201csecond table\u201d (2nd stone tablet) of the Mosaic law.. [Publisher\u2019s Note] Biblical Law, H.B. Clark, American Vision Press, Copyright 1944, 2010, page XXV, Publisher\u2019s Introduction.\nFurther, I offer one example of more than 1100 cataloged examples from America\u2019s legal archives, cited in American case law. (See Historical and Theological Foundations of Law Volume I Telle Lege Press Eidsmoe, pages 442-465.) Consider the finding of the West Virginia Supreme Court in the 1899 case of Moore v. Strickling noting the adultery commandment of the Mosaic Decalogue: \u201cThese commandments, which, like a collection of diamonds, bear testimony to their own intrinsic worth, in themselves appeal to us as coming from a superhuman or divine source, and no conscientious or reasonable man has yet been able to find a flaw in them. Absolutely flawless, negative in terms, but positive in meaning, they easily stand at the head of our whole moral system, and no nation or people can long continue a happy existence in open violation of them.\u201d\nIf you want to learn accurate American history, skip Barnes and Nobles and pick up the 700 page circa 1853 American Classic \u201cCommentaries on the Laws of the Ancient Hebrews with An Introductory Essay on Civil Society and Government\u201d published by E.C. Wines. D.D., LL.D., You\u2019ll have a more accurate view of early American Jurisprudence.\nMosaic law had two divisions, one was the priesthood, which was top-down and \u201cextraordinary law\u201d theocratic, the other was the civil government, which was \u201cordinary law\u201d bottom-up and republican.\nDelaware Constitution of 1776 \u201cEvery person appointed to public office shall say, \u201cI do profess faith in God the Father, and in Jesus Christ His only Son, and in the Holy Ghost, one God blessed for evermore; and I do acknowledge the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testament to be given by divine inspiration.\u201d\nAnd the Vermont Constitution of 1776\n\u201cEach member [of the legislature], before he takes his seat, shall make and subscribe the following declaration: \u201cI do believe in one God, the Creator and Governor of the universe, the rewarder of the good, and the punisher of the wicked.\u201d\nAnd the Maryland Constitution 1776\n\u201cThat no other test or qualification ought to be required, on admission to any office of trust or profit, than such oath of support and fidelity to this State, and such oath of office, as shall be directed by this Convention or the Legislature of this State, and a declaration of a belief in the CHRISTIAN religion.\u201d\nFinally, when you consider that this was the required oath of office in the state of Virginia, it\u2019s actually difficult to understand how authors who say otherwise sleep at night.\nGeorge Mason \u201cFather of the Bill of Rights\u201d wrote this for the 1776 Constitution of Virginia:\n\u201cThat religion, or the duty which we owe to our Creator, and the manner of discharging it, can be directed only by reason and conviction, not by force or violence; and therefore all men are equally entitled to the free exercise of religion, according to the dictates of conscience; and that it is the mutual duty of all to practice CHRISTIAN forbearance, love, and charity\ntowards each other.\u201d\nA good read of the preambles of the first 48 states will also astound as they deliberately and unapologetically each thank God Almighty for bestowing upon mankind all \u201crights\u201d and liberties. In short, the preambles of 48 states make secularists look to be depraved and dishonest abusers of American history, with an agenda to systematically lie to our children during their re-education camp experience known as \u201cgovernment education.\u201d\nI\u2019ve gone beyond the call of duty, here. I don\u2019t think it\u2019s fair for me to do your homework for you any further.\u201d \u2013 Rev. Cary K. Gordon\nWell, the U.S. Constitution prohibits religious tests for office, so those early state constitutional provisions are invalid.\nDid you read the article? This was covered in the first paragraph.\nWhat part of \u201c\u2026 but no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States\u201d do you not understand? (US Constitution, Article VI)\nBased on the First and Fourteenth Amendments, the Supreme Court in Torcaso v. Watkins struck down religious requirements for state offices.\nAgain, a quote from this article\u2019s first paragraph you must have either missed, or you just insist upon stating the obvious? \u201c..the entire Mosaic Decalogue (Ten Commandments) \u2013 was codified into law, but it has been clearly discarded by our present American federal and state governments.\u201d\nAnd the religious test for public office of the United States was discarded with the ratification of US Constitution.\nSo you really want the entire Decalogue codified into law? Since the penalty for violating the Sabbath was death (Numbers 15:32-36), do you want to put people to death for picking up sticks from Friday sundown till Saturday sundown?\nSo, when are Christians going to get serious about what Jesus said about divorce and remarriage? I don\u2019t see any laws or constitutional amendments trying to ban or limit divorced people from entering a new marriage.\nKudos to 1st District Republicans for getting rid of the plank calling for marriage to be only between a man and a woman. I mean, same-sex couples have been getting married in Iowa for the last five year.\nStill, calling for government to get out of marriage will bring a host of problems. Would your spouse no longer be your legal next of kin?\nDoes Cary Gordon want to throw people in jail for fornicating?\nHow much pain and hardship have people who believe as Cary Gordon caused throughout history? This is not the Jesus I learned about during Bible School.\nShane Vander Hart, since you did post Mr. Gordon\u2019s article here, do you agree with his version of Biblical Law, i.e. God\u2019s Law? Of course, I am assuming Mr. Gordon is Moderator in the comments. 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        "raw_content": "Stubborn heat stunts southern Alberta crops by up to 20%: province\nBarley grows in a field east of Calgary on Sunday August 6, 2017. Persistent hot, dry weather has reduced crop yields in southern Alberta by up to 20% of long-term average production, say provincial officials. Gavin Young/Postmedia\nPersistent hot, dry weather has reduced crop yields in southern Alberta by up to 20 per cent of long-term average production, say provincial officials.\nThat\u2019s led farmers to begin harvesting several weeks earlier than usual in an effort to salvage crops wilted under a July sun that wouldn\u2019t let up, said Neil Whatley, a crop specialist with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry.\n\u201cThe difference this year is the relentless high heat . . . we\u2019ve had a decrease of water in the soil and it\u2019s impacted crop yield,\u201d said Whatley, who travels the province inspecting agriculture.\nIn a crop report released Friday, only 34.6 per cent of southern Alberta\u2019s crop conditions were rated as good or excellent, while 79 per cent of the subsurface moisture ratings were listed as poor or fair.\nWhile the situation in the province\u2019s north and northwest is considerably better, farms in many parts of southern Alberta are facing a dismal situation, said Whatley.\n\u201cA 15 per cent decrease is significant when you have payments to make, but it\u2019s not a write-off,\u201d he said.\n\u201cBut I don\u2019t want to underestimate the dire conditions of farmers in the south.\u201d\nEven with the lower precipitation levels in June, farmers would have still managed average yields, said Whatley, but that was sabotaged by the persistently high temperatures that followed.\nSome producers, he said, have taken to feeding substandard crops to livestock.\nThe woes besetting the province\u2019s farmers are a product of what Environment Canada said is shaping up to be the hottest summer recorded in Calgary when averaging temperatures from May through July.\nIt\u2019s also led to fire bans throughout much of the province\u2019s south and prohibitions on the use of off-road recreational vehicles in a bid to head off wildfires similar to those ravaging B.C.\nThe growing conditions are the toughest Nanton-area farmer-rancher Bob Lowe has seen in at least a decade.\n\u201cOur pastures here are burnt up and we\u2019re going to market early,\u201d said Lowe, chairman of the Alberta Beef Producers.\nAn initial hay harvest was a good one, but the hot, dry weather has wiped out a second one, he said.\nUnrelenting wind and heat has also wreaked havoc on his crops, said Lowe, particularly canola and peas.\n\u201cThe peas are half of what we\u2019d come to expect,\u201d he said.\n\u201cWe\u2019re harvesting three weeks earlier than normal \u2014 that tells you how hot and dry it\u2019s been.\u201d\nBut he said other farmers in the region are faring far worse than he is.\nMore precipitation now would be too late for most of the crops that have already reached maturity, said Whatley.\nBut he said without excellent farming techniques that minimizes soil disturbance and moisture loss, results would be considerably reduced.\n\u201cYou have to give a lot of credit to farmers because in previous decades it\u2019d be much worse,\u201d he said.\nBut producers, particularly those growing canola, are facing another foe this season that\u2019s made its presence felt more than usual.\n\u201cDiamondback moths blew in earlier this year from the southern states and wreaked havoc on canola, which makes the decision difficult on whether to spray,\u201d he said.\nWhatley said the difficulties in southern Alberta shouldn\u2019t affect consumer prices because crops have been much better in other parts of western Canada, particularly in northern parts of the Prairies.\nBlackfoot artist urges city to change art policy Lethbridge police investigating after body found in northside alley",
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        "raw_content": "Rent A Garbage Bin Alturas, CA\nWhen you rent a dumpster in Alturas, you're dealing with professionals who use terms connected with the construction industry and dumpsters each day. Since you probably don't use these terms daily, here's a bit of the lingo to get you acclimated. This will actually allow you to cope with company employees who may get impatient if you don't realize what they're explaining about their products.\n\"Container\" and \"roll off\" are both satisfactory terms for the big metal box you need to rent. Professionals don't use the term \"dumpster\" as much as the other terms. Containers are usually let in cubic yard sizes, but you don't have to contain the \"cubic\" part. Only say \"yard\" or \"yarder.\" If, for instance, you need to rent a 30-yard dumpster, you could say, \"I'm interested in a 30-yard roll off\" or \"I'd like to rent a 30-yarder.\" Take advantage of these terms, and you're going to sound like a pro when you call.\nYou can fill your dumpster as high as you like, provided that you really do not load it higher than the sides of the container. Over-filling the dumpster could cause the waste or debris to slide off as the dumpster is loaded onto the truck or as the truck is driving. Overloaded or big-boned dumpsters are not really safe, and businesses don't carry dangerous loads as a way to safeguard motorists and passengers on the road.\nIn some places, dumpster loads must be tarped for security. If your load is too high, it WOn't be able to be tarped so you would have to remove a number of the debris before it can be hauled away. This may lead to additional fees if it requires you to keep the dumpster for a longer amount of time. Remember to maintain your load no higher than the sides of the dumpster, and you will be good.\nDumpster rental businesses that charge flat rates are frequently the best choices for contractors and home owners. When you use a company that charges a flat rate, you can anticipate at least two advantages.\nPaying a flat rate usually means that you get to prevent any hidden fees and costs. Businesses which don't charge flat fees may include additional costs for basic services like dropping off the dumpster. Keep in mind, nevertheless, which you still might need to pay extra should you wish to include particular items and stuff in the dumpster.\nHaving a flat rate also means you can prepare your payment in advance. This is particularly useful when you need somebody else to make the payment for you. When you know the precise amount, you can write a check in advance. Afterward, anyone can pay the rental company when its driver drops off the dumpster.\nThe largest roll-off dumpster that companies typically rent is a 40 yard container. This gigantic dumpster will hold up to 40 cubic yards of debris, which is equal to between 12 and 20 pickup truck loads of debris.\nThe weight limit on 40 yard containers typically ranges from 4 to 8 tons (8,000 to 16,000 pounds). Be quite aware of this limit and do your best not to surpass it. Should you go over the limit, you can incur overage costs, which add up fast.\nExamples of projects that a 40 yard container will probably be the ideal size for include: A foreclosure or estate cleanout A 750 square foot deck removal 4,000 square feet of roofing shingles in multiple layers Whole-dwelling interior renovation Getting rid of trash when you're moving in or out House demolition New house building Commercial and residential cleanouts\nIf you wish to rent a dumpster in Alturas, you'll discover that prices vary substantially from state to state and city to city. One means to get genuine estimates for the service you need is to call a local dumpster business and ask regarding their prices. You can also request a quote online on some sites. These sites may also contain full online service that is constantly open. On these sites, you can choose, schedule and cover your service whenever it is convenient for you.\nFactors that affect the cost of the container contain landfill fees (higher in some regions than others) as well as the size of the container you choose. You have to also consider transport costs as well as the kind of debris you'll be placing into your container.\nPrice quotes for rent a garbage bin in Alturas normally contain the following: the size of the container, the kind of debris involved, the base cost for the dumpster, how much weight is included in the quote, a specified rental period and delivery and pickup fees.\n10 Yard Dumpster Rental Price Alturas",
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        "raw_content": "The evolution of California from a Republican-leaning purple state into one that\u2019s deeply blue is one of the most dramatic chapters in the state\u2019s political history.\nRepublicans dominated statewide elections in the 1980s and into the 1990s, only to quickly decline into an irrelevance that will be underscored again this year by more defeats \u2013 possibly including the loss of several congressional seats.\nConventional wisdom has it that the GOP brand was irrevocably damaged in 1994 when Republican Gov. Pete Wilson, while seeking a second term, campaigned for a ballot measure, Proposition 187, that would have, if upheld by the courts, eliminate all public benefits for undocumented immigrants.\nIt worked for Wilson as he defeated Kathleen Brown, current Gov. Jerry Brown\u2019s sister. Republicans that year also claimed half of the other statewide offices and won nominal control of the Assembly.\nHowever, so goes the theory, Proposition 187 alienated the state\u2019s burgeoning Latino population, which had previously given a substantial share of its votes to Republicans, and sparked a surge in Latino political involvement that lifted Democrats into domination.\nUnquestionably, Proposition 187 contributed to the Republican slide, but another event of the era \u2013 the end of the Cold War and the resulting devastation of Southern California\u2019s aerospace/defense industry \u2013 was also a major factor.\nMore than a million people, many if not most defense industry workers and their families, fled from Southern California to other states, and took their pro-Republican voting patterns with them.\nImmigrants from other countries quickly neutralized Southern California\u2019s population loss and a strong, Latino-oriented labor movement emerged. The political effect was to shift Los Angeles County, which has a quarter of the state\u2019s population, from semi-neutral in statewide elections to strongly Democratic, tilting the entire state.\nFinally, as a shrinking Republican Party made an ideological turn to the right, it lost ground in the suburbs, once GOP bastions, on such issues as abortion, environmental protection, gun control and gay rights while crime, which had fueled the party\u2019s success in previous decades, shriveled as a hot-button issue.\nThe latest pre-election voter registration data from the secretary of state\u2019s office graphically display California\u2019s political reorientation from \u201cReagan Country\u201d into the self-proclaimed capital of the anti-Donald Trump \u201cresistance.\u201d\nTwenty years ago, when Democrat Gray Davis was winning an election to succeed Wilson, Democrats claimed 46.7 percent of the state\u2019s registered voters and Republicans 35.6 percent. Since then, the Democratic share has actually decreased a bit to 43.8 percent, but GOP voters have plummeted to just 24.5 percent, while independents, officially \u201cno party preference,\u201d have more than doubled from 12.6 percent to 26.8 percent.\nHowever, polling by the Public Policy Institute of California also found that independents lean Democratic by a 4-3 margin, so the real Democratic voter base is well over 50 percent, even in affluent suburban counties. It\u2019s no accident that the most embattled Republican congressional seats this year are in Orange County.\nLatinos are the state\u2019s largest ethnic group, with about 40 percent of the population, but they are still just 21 percent of the likely voters this year while whites are 59 percent, according to PPIC\u2019s research. Thus, the most important shift of political allegiance over the last generation has been that of whites, particularly in the suburbs and particularly women, who identify as Democrats far more than do men.\nThe bottom line: California\u2019s deeply blue electorate is mostly white, mostly female, mostly middle-aged or older, mostly middle- or upper-middle class and mostly homeowners.\nPG&E catches a break but its problems persist",
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        "raw_content": "Requisition Title Manager Division Operations\nThis position works closely with the Division Administrator and takes the primary responsibility for overseeing the daily functions and general management of the academic, research, and clinical office operations. The position supervises and manages staff in division office and works with all disciplines within and outside of the division to maintain efficient, compliant operations.\nRequisition Title Director of Operations, TRICAM SCHROA\nProvides operational, financial, strategic and human resource leadership to Lurie Children\u2019s TRICAM Initiative within the Smith Child Health Research, Outreach, and Advocacy Center (SCHROA). Plans, coordinates, communicates and evaluates systems and processes that support Lurie Children\u2019s TRICAM. Builds and maintains strong, collaborative working relationships within Lurie Children's Hospital, Stanley Manne Research Center, and with external parties. Facilitates, promotes and models a leadership philosophy and style consistent with the Children's Hospital of Chicago Medical Center leadership statement.\nRequisition Title Associate Director SCHR\nThe Associate Director, Surveys of Child Health in Chicago will manage all aspects of the Program for Children with Special Helthcare Needs within the Smith Child Health Research, Outreach, and Advocacy (SCHROA) Center. This position will have responsibility and oversight for grant and contract management, budgets and reporting, human resources processes, and general administrative support. This position will be responsible for the evaluation and assessment of the Hope for Henry program, including the identification of outcome measures.\nRequisition Title Manager Nursing Professional Development Practitioner\nThe Nursing Professional Development (NPD) Practitioner Manager is a registered nurse who influences professional role competence and professional development of learners in a variety of settings. The NPD Practitioner Manager supports lifelong learners in an inter-professional environment that facilitates continuous development and learning for the healthcare team and advances the profession through publications, presentations, and other scholarly work.The NPD Practitioner Manager collaborates with the Director/Senior Director within designated areas of responsibility to manage operations for the Department of Clinical & Organizational Development. Collaborates with leadership team to create a work environment that engages staff in the attainment of department and organizational vision and goals.\nRequisition Title Director, Compliance Education Services\nWe are currently seeking an experienced professional to perform as The Director, Compliance Education Services responsible for developing and maintaining content to meet the requirements of our Compliance and Integrity Program education activities including fraud/waste/abuse awareness, HIPAA privacy and security, conflict of interest, vendor relations, leader/manager compliance expectations and compliance related portions of new employee orientation; develop and maintain education schedule; deliver training to faculty and staff; track employee compliance education data; and manage daily operations for the Program education activities. Education initiatives include curriculum development, course promotion, course delivery, and requirements tracking. Audience for courses will include all levels of employees, including faculty, senior leadership, clinical and non-clinical staff, residents/fellows, and medical students at the Children\u2019s Hospital of Chicago Medical Center. This position will be reporting to the Sr. Director Compliance and Associate Compliance Officer. Qualified applicants must submit cover letter and resume reflecting the required Qualifications as indicated below.\nRequisition Title Director Case Management & Care Coordination\nThe Director of Case Management provides leadership and direction for the Case Management Department. Accountable for coordinating, developing, executing, monitoring, and evaluating all Case Management activities. Responsible for the strategic and operational management including the functions of case management, care coordination across the continuum, utilization management, clinical denial and appeals, as well as Medicaid RAC audits. Serves as a key leader in ensuring compliance with policies and procedures standardized by the Joint Commission and the State of Illinois. Facilitates the creation of a work environment that engages staff in the attainment of department and organizational goals and vision. Develops objectives and operational practices that ensure critical success factors involving the functions of the Case Management Department. Works with the VP of Access & Care Coordination on strategic planning, budget management, recruitment, and utilization management\nRequisition Title Director Medical Imaging\nThe Director, Medical Imaging position is responsible for the overall leadership and direction of his/her respective departments\u2019 operations and people resources. This position establishes the vision and strategic plan for Medical Imaging. Institutes programs to ensure the hospital and assigned offsite properties are maintained and operated in a manner that supports the standards of Lurie Children\u2019s. The Director, Medical Imaging facilitates, promotes and models a leadership philosophy and style consistent with Lurie Children\u2019s Leadership statement.\nRequisition Title Manager , Strategic Sourcing and Value Analysis\nGeneral Summary of Position Responsibility: Manager of Supply Chain Strategic Sourcing and Value Analysis is responsible for providing administrative leadership for Strategic Sourcing, Value Analysis. The manager acts as liaison with Ann & Robert Lurie\u2019s Children\u2019s Hospital, Supply Chain, vendors, physicians, and other care providers through the introduction of new products, existing product conversion, standardizations and utilization initiatives. Serve as the point of contact for customers on vendor negotiation, Group Purchasing Organization (GPO) and contractual matters ensuring timely review and approval/reconciliation of contract variations. Directly impacts the functions of contract professionals, strategic sourcing specialists, and data analysts through simple, routine to highly complex sourcing initiatives of strategic importance to the organization. Serves as an internal consultant to business owners to drive cost savings performance best practice and delivers a thorough understanding of fundamental strategic sourcing elements including, but not limited to, cost, quality and outcomes (CQO). Maintain all dashboards and metrics associated with monitoring the performance of areas of responsibility.\nRequisition Title Manager SCHROA- Practice Based Research, Health Systmes and Policy\nThe major responsibilities are to assist in essential administrative functions including grants management and financial tracking, managing interactions with other departments of Lurie Children's Hospital (e.g., HR, Finance, Office of Sponsored Programs, Legal, etc), and the hiring and direct oversight of program and research staff. In addition, the Manager assists as a part of the leadership team that develops research, programming, and other related efforts. This will include the development of budgets and staffing models in grant proposals and oversight of behavioral/clinical research studies. 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        "raw_content": "Erik Brattberg, Etienne Soula\nSummary: China\u2019s global rise and its Belt and Road Initiative present a challenge to the shared interest of Europe and the United States in maintaining the rules-based international order.\nSince President Xi Jinping in 2013 launched the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which aims to facilitate exchanges between China and the broader Eurasian region through new land and maritime links, it has become the country\u2019s signature foreign policy venture. The BRI\u2019s ubiquity in Chinese official discourse and the significant resources poured into related infrastructure projects have grabbed the attention of policymakers worldwide, including in Europe. The BRI presents tremendous opportunities in terms of trade and growth, while also posing deep challenges to European interests when it comes to maintaining an open and rules-based global economic system.\nIn September, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini released the EU\u2019s strategy for connecting Europe and Asia, marking a significant step toward a cohesive approach to the BRI. The strategy outlines a plan to improve connectivity with Asia through measures in sectors ranging from transport and energy to the digital economy. This is a welcome step toward codifying the EU\u2019s position in a way that carefully preserves engagement with China while also clarifying its redlines and priorities. However, it remains to be seen whether the EU can add teeth to its new strategy, allocate commensurate resources, communicate it effectively to states in Eurasia, and coordinate with other countries such as the United States.\nThe Strategic Relevance of the BRI to Europe\nEurope is a prime investment destination for the Belt and Road Initiative. Though not all Chinese investments in Europe are strictly BRI-related, Chinese foreign direct investment there has soared from under \u20ac1 billion in 2008 to \u20ac35 billion in 2016\u2014more than triple the amount of European financing flowing in the opposite direction. And, while the bulk of China\u2019s investments still go to Western Europe, there has been an uptick in BRI-related activities in Central, Eastern, and Southern Europe including the Western Balkans.\nEtienne Soula is a Brussels-based analyst and a former research assistant with the Europe Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.\nThese regions generally have political and regulatory environments that are more favorable to China than those in Western Europe. Moreover, their infrastructure needs are often substantial and their available financing options more limited. For these reasons, China has, for instance, jumped in to finance a $1.1 billion railway between Budapest and Belgrade to realize its vision of creating a transportation and energy hub for the BRI, though progress has so far been slow.\nIn those European countries hit the hardest by the euro crisis, China has concluded advantageous deals with cash-strapped governments that have had to privatize national assets, including critical infrastructure. A prime example of this is its investment in the Piraeus port in Greece, which it aims to use as a regional logistics hub and a key point of entry into Europe. Closely linked to the BRI is the 16+1 framework, a platform through which China has sought to engage with Central and Eastern European states outside of the EU framework.\nSome of these activities have provided China with a political foothold enabling it to influence EU policies. For example, in June 2017, Greece blocked an EU statement at the UN Human Rights Council criticizing its human rights record, the first time the union failed to make a joint statement at the UN\u2019s top human rights body. In March 2017, Hungary refused to sign a joint letter denouncing the reported torture of detained lawyers in China, breaking EU consensus. And in July 2016, Hungary and Greece sought to block any direct reference to China in an EU statement about the ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague that struck down its legal claims in the South China Sea.\nIn addition, the BRI\u2019s opaque and unaccountable mode of operation when financing and investing in regional infrastructure projects through loans risks exposing already vulnerable economies to potentially unsustainable debt levels and to fiscal instability. A controversial Chinese-built highway project in Montenegro, which has sent the country\u2019s debt soaring, highlights this problem. Other concerns are that China would be able to gain control over strategically important infrastructure such as airports and telecommunications systems that could then be used for cyber espionage or by organized crime, and that BRI projects risk weakening environmental, social, or governance standards and are in fact aimed at diverting global trade flows in a more Sinocentric direction.\nThe EU\u2019s Response to the BRI\nThere are mixed feelings about the Belt and Road Initiative in Europe. The EU is growing more skeptical and apprehensive of China\u2019s intentions and the way that some projects are being carried out. In April, all member states\u2019 ambassadors to Beijing (except for Hungary\u2019s) signed a statement saying that the BRI \u201cruns counter to the EU agenda for liberalizing trade and pushes the balance of power in favor of subsidized Chinese companies.\u201d Nevertheless, maintaining unity remains an exercise fraught with difficulties. Several member states\u2014including first Hungary and more recently Greece\u2014have broken rank and signed bilateral memorandums of understanding with China on BRI cooperation. And while other EU countries such as France, Germany, and to a certain extent the United Kingdom remain, or even grow more, skeptical of the initiative, Italy has gone the other way, with its new government recently stating its intention to be \u201cChina\u2019s first G7 partner on belt and road\u201d and promising to sign a cooperation deal by the end of 2018 that would include sectors such as railways, airlines, space, and culture.\nThe EU has voiced concerns regarding BRI projects on issues such as lack of respect for labor, environment, and human rights standards; insufficient transparency and open procurement; and debt sustainability. At the June 2017 Belt and Road Forum in Beijing, European Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen acknowledged the opportunities presented by growing interconnectivity while stressing that the EU would only endorse the BRI if China adhered to principles such as openness, interoperability, transparency, and sustainability. This was far from rubber-stamping the initiative and also demonstrated fairly strong EU unity, which reportedly took Chinese leaders by surprise at the time.\nSimilar concerns have been echoed by some EU member states. For example, during a visit to China in February, French President Emmanuel Macron voiced caution about the BRI, stating that there could be no \u201cone-way\u201d trade road leading to \u201chegemony, which would transform those that they cross [that is, recipient countries] into vassals.\u201d He called for a new start in EU-Chinese relations based on \u201cbalanced rules\u201d to address \u201clegitimate questions\u201d about China in Europe. Other European leaders, such as British Prime Minister Theresa May, have also refused to endorse the BRI while German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned that China\u2019s \u201cNew Silk Road\u201d is not being conducted \u201cin the spirit of free trade\u201d and that it could lead to Chinese influence in the Balkans.\nA long-awaited EU-wide policy response to the BRI is beginning to take shape. On October 15, EU foreign ministers endorsed Mogherini\u2019s recently produced EU strategy for connecting Europe and Asia. The fact that the new strategy received unanimous support from European leaders is noteworthy and sends an unmistakable message about the EU\u2019s ambitions and intentions. The timing of the new strategy, just ahead of the annual EU-Asia meeting (ASEM), is no coincidence either. In essence, the strategy seeks to build on and expand existing EU connectivity initiatives by establishing three broad objectives: creating transport links, energy and digital networks, and human connections; offering connectivity partnerships to countries in Asia; and promoting sustainable finance through the use of diverse financial tools.\nThere is still some uncertainty regarding how much more funding for such connectivity projects the EU will allocate in its next multiannual budget, which will stretch from 2021 to 2027. For instance, the European Fund for Strategic Investments is seeking to invest \u20ac500 billion in projects by 2020 while the European External Action Service is expected to guarantee \u20ac60 billion toward investments in connectivity over 2021\u20132027 with the expectation that this will help mobilize additional funding from multilateral development banks and the private financial institutions. Ultimately, the proposed EU budget will need to be approved by the European Council and the European Parliament. Regardless, whatever amount the EU will ultimately allocate will fall way short of the \u20ac1.3 trillion a year it estimates is needed for infrastructure investment in Asia.\nPutting India in the Indo-Pacific\nThe Belt and Road Initiative: A Bellwether of China\u2019s Role in Global Governance\nIn contrast to the BRI, the initiative put forward by the EU seeks to establish a normative framework and rulebook for connectivity projects, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and respect for the rules-based international system. The principled dimension of the project is also apparent from its intention to be comprehensive, to embrace all aspects of development, and to put \u201cpeople\u2019s interests and rights . . . at the core of any policy.\u201d Another area where the EU seems keen to distance itself from BRI methods is financing. While China is accused of conducting \u201cdebt-trap diplomacy\u201d through stringent loan-repayment conditions, Brussels promotes multilateral arrangements that take debt sustainability into account, and resorts to both public and private funding mechanisms. However, in order for the EU to be successful in its normative ambitions, it will need to allocate sufficient funding that can attract private-sector investments, leverage unique European strengths in areas such as the digital sector, and communicate better its new approach to connectivity to states in Eurasia. Moreover, in order to make the strategy more concrete and implementable, the next step is to develop regional-level strategy documents that can allow for fleshing out more details and better differentiating between diverse regions such as Central Asia and Southeast Asia.\nThe EU\u2019s position on the BRI is also based on engagement with China rather than an attempt to isolate it. From the European perspective, the BRI has the potential to be hugely positive as long as it adheres to EU market rules as well as to international requirements and standards, and also complements EU policies and projects. In a recent speech before the European Parliament, Mogherini stated that \u201conly if we engage together with China, we can make our interests, our goals and our vision on connectivity converge.\u201d While the EU wants to distinguish its approach on connectivity from the BRI\u2019s philosophy, it has also been careful to highlight possible synergies and complementarity. The official reaction from China to the EU\u2019s new initiative has also been mostly positive.\nRather than pursue a zero-sum strategy, the EU initiative seeks to build on existing dialogue with China, notably the 2015 EU-China Connectivity Platform, which aims to ensure that the BRI is an \u201copen platform which adheres to market rules and international norms.\u201d This has already generated cooperation on various projects. A joint statement issued at the end of the EU-China summit in July welcomed the progress made by the platform, a clear sign that channels of communication remain open. However, even if it is not intended to be in direct opposition to China, the new EU connectivity strategy is certainly a response to the BRI and reflects growing concerns in EU circles. This effort comes on top of a separate push to adopt more stringent EU investment-screening legislation that would impose restrictions on Chinese investments in certain critical sectors.\nIt is good that the EU is trying to forge a common approach toward the BRI and to avoid a repeat of the scramble that accompanied the launch of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in 2015. On that occasion, while several EU countries remained on the sidelines, others\u2014led by Luxembourg and the United Kingdom\u2014rushed to join the bank to ingratiate themselves with the world\u2019s second-largest economy. But whether the EU strategy can help forge a total consensus view among member states on how to approach the BRI is still highly uncertain.\nAn Area for Enhanced Transatlantic Dialogue?\nU.S. President Donald Trump\u2019s administration has yet to articulate a coherent strategic response to the Belt and Road Initiative. It is largely viewed through the prism of the latest U.S. National Security Strategy, which defines China as a \u201cstrategic competitor\u201d seeking to challenge \u201cAmerican power, influence, and interests, and attempting to erode American security and prosperity.\u201d The document recognizes the challenge the BRI poses to U.S. interests, noting that \u201cChina is gaining a strategic foothold in Europe by expanding its unfair trade practices and investing in key industries, sensitive technologies, and infrastructure.\u201d\nSecretary of State Mike Pompeo has addressed the need for the United States to be more competitive in the connectivity space in Asia, notably in a recent speech on the economic dimension of the administration\u2019s Indo-Pacific strategy, in which he pledged an additional $155 million toward connectivity projects. A bipartisan effort is also under way in Congress to modernize U.S. development assistance to help spur more private-sector investments in development projects. As part of this effort, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) and USAID\u2019s Development Credit Authority is to be consolidated into a new $60 billion agency to compete with \u201cpredatory Chinese infrastructure financing.\u201d\nThe emerging EU and U.S. approaches toward the BRI have similarities but also notable differences. Unlike the United States, Europe is directly impacted by the BRI by virtue of being an end destination of Chinese connectivity projects and a major recipient of BRI investments. Another key difference is in terms of strategic perceptions of China. While Europe shares some of the Trump administration\u2019s underlying skepticism about the BRI and harbors specific concerns pertaining to the initiative, it has a more pragmatic view of it and of China in general. With the United States escalating its unilateral tariffs against China and adopting a new hardline foreign policy toward the Chinese regime, Europe\u2019s challenge is rather to convince the Trump administration to focus on the need for norms-based globalization and a level playing field rather than on containment of China.\nOvercoming transatlantic differences in perceptions of the BRI and fostering more convergence on policy content and implementation should therefore be a priority for both sides, especially since the long-term strategic impact of the BRI is beginning to be felt across the Eurasian region. For example, exploring potential synergies and overlap between the EU\u2019s emerging connectivity strategy and the United States\u2019 emerging strategy for a \u201cfree and open Indo-Pacific,\u201d which emphasizes values and rules-based order, is a promising avenue. This should include not only the European External Action Service, EU member-state foreign ministries, and the U.S. State Department, but also relevant bodies such as the U.S. Treasury Department, USAID, and their European counterparts. Strategic planners on both sides should also enhance dialogue and exchange perspectives on the long-term implications of the BRI.\nThe United States and Europe could also more consistently partner up to provide credible alternatives to the BRI. This would include doing more together to provide financing for connectivity projects, and to coordinate between international financial institutions, national public investment banks, and multilateral and regional donors. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) might also want to take a cue from OPIC, which has signed a trilateral partnership for infrastructure with its Japanese and Australian counterparts. Moreover, while neither the EU nor the United States can compete with China in terms of the sheer scale of infrastructure investments, they may have an edge when it comes to \u201csoft connectivity\u201d projects such as building out digital and telecommunications networks. However, the different approaches they pursue when it comes to promoting connectivity will not always overlap. The overall goal should be to have the EU and the United States rally around common objectives, while leaving each partner free to determine the methods they use.\nTransatlantic cooperation on connectivity in Eurasia will allow the West to be a more competitive and attractive partner in the region. It might even incentivize Chinese lenders to become more accountable, open, and transparent. Crucially, this must be complemented with an increase in Western efforts to support political systems that respect the rule of law, so as to shore up these countries\u2019 resilience and their ability to withstand destabilizing Chinese political influence. By providing the expertise needed to analyze Chinese projects in depth and sharing their findings with actors in the region, the EU and the United States can raise awareness about the consequences and the potential downsides of Chinese financial involvement in large-scale infrastructure projects.\nFinally, there is significant opportunity for the EU and the United States to work together on creating new global high standards for trade and investments as part of broader transatlantic trade negotiations, which are now back on the agenda following the summit between Trump and EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker earlier this year. France also has an opportunity to make sustainability and transparency of connectivity projects a key topic during its upcoming G7 chairmanship and to involve other crucial players such as Australia and India in such discussions.\nUltimately, China\u2019s global rise and its Belt and Road Initiative present a challenge to the shared interest of Europe and the United States in maintaining the rules-based international order. Increased transatlantic cooperation on managing the risks associated with it while also capitalizing on its positive effects is therefore required. This conversation should take place on a regular basis in various formats and has the potential to constitute a proactive and forward-looking agenda at a time when much of the traditional transatlantic relationship is otherwise in flux. In this context, Europe\u2019s new connectivity strategy is a welcome development that will be worth following closely in the next few years.\nCorrection: This article originally suggested France could involve Japan in G7 discussions. Actually, it could involve Australia and India; Japan is already a G7 member.\nEurope Needs to Show Britain the Door\nEU-U.S. Trade Talks Should Be About China",
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        "raw_content": "A young G/wi boy in New Xade\nA Time of Stresses in the Kalahari\nAn increasing number of G/wi and G//ana residents of New Xade, a resettlement community in western Botswana, say they want to return to their former homes in the Kalahari Desert. Jumanda Gakelebone, a prominent advocate for the rights of the long-suffering San people and now the councilor for New Xade, which is in the Gantsi District of west central Botswana, told the Sunday Standard Reporter last week that he keeps hearing the discontents of his constituents.\nA young G/wi boy in New Xade (Photo from Wikipedia, in the public domain)\nGakelebone told the paper, \u201cThey were saying that when they were relocated from the [Central Kalahari Game Reserve] to New Xade, the government promise[d] to eradicate their poverty and make them rich. However, they are complaining that instead of those riches they are now getting infected with AIDS. They want to escape the certain death that will come with this AIDS by going back to the CKGR.\u201d\nThe Sunday Standard continued by summarizing the recent history of the two groups of people. The paper wrote that 1740 G/wi and G//ana were forcibly removed from their homes in the CKGR by the government in 1997 and a second group of 530 people left in 2002 when the government cut off all essential services.\nSurvival International headquarters in London (Photo by Howard Lake on Flickr, Creative Commons license)\nA court ruling in 2006 allowed them to return but without compelling the government to provide services such as water. In 2015, after years of pressure by the London-based human rights group Survival International and a local group, First People of the Kalahari, the government finally gave in and agreed to begin restoring essential services to communities in the CKGR.\nMr. Gakelebone told the paper his constituents are telling him that the only reason they had not returned after the 2006 court ruling was the absence of essential services. Now that those services have been restored, they are considering getting out of New Xade. The reason is their disenchantment with life in the resettlement community. The spread of AIDS is particularly frightening to them.\nThe clinic at New Xade (Photo by Nqarega in Wikipedia, Creative Commons license)\nFor AIDS used to be just a term to them, \u201ca name for something we didn\u2019t know.\u201d But during the time the people were being moved to New Xade, a lot of construction work was going on in the community. New Xade has a particularly large and plush health clinic, for instance. Mr. Gakelebone singled out the presence of the outside construction workers who built such facilities for introducing AIDS into the San communities. It is now a severe problem in the town.\nThe councilor also singled out the widespread abuse of alcohol as a significant problem. He admitted that the San drank some alcohol in past decades when they lived in the CKGR, but it was only available when it was brought in by visitors. As a result, it was not abused. But in New Xade there are countless shebeens, illegal neighborhood bars, and the ingredients for brewing their own traditional beverages are easily available. The Sunday Standard report concluded that the San people are now also suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes, the result of a sedentary lifestyle in the town and the consumption of processed foods.\nNeither Mr. Gakelebone nor the reporter appeared to consider the possibility that the discontent among the G/wi with the generally unsavory conditions in New Xade may be exacerbated by the fact that this is the worst time of year in the Kalahari for human communities. George Silberbauer\u2019s fine book Hunter & Habitat in the Central Kalahari Desert (1981), which predated the problems caused by the forced resettlements, discussed the problems the G/wi had with the season they called !hosa. It is the hot and dry season between the end of winter in August/September and the beginning of the rains in late November. The season was defined by the climatic conditions rather than by the calendar.\nAs Silberbauer wrote (p.105), \u201cBecause of the heat and the scarcity of food, !hosa is the most difficult [season] to bear. People become morose, depressed, and listless, and it is the time of disease, discomfort, and disinterest.\u201d The author went on to say that the problems were aggravated by the fact that band members usually had dispersed into their \u201cseparation mode\u201d during this time of the year. He continued for a number of additional paragraphs discussing the stresses of the dry season in the Central Kalahari.\nConsulting Silberbauer allows one to wonder if, despite the availability of food and water in New Xade, the problems of the resettlement community that Gakelebone discussed might be particularly upsetting to the residents during this season, !hosa. Perhaps November and the cultural memories of desert hardships prompt a time of discontent that aggravates the very real social problems.\ndry seasonHIV/AIDSNew Xaderesettlementwater resources\nThe Batek Love Forests\nA History of Inequality",
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        "raw_content": "DeMink v. United States\nDeMinkv.United States\n\u2026\" Petitioner does not strongly object to respondent&apos;s assertion that the true settlement liability was\u2026\nStoody v. Comm&apos;r of Internal Revenue\n\u2026This is the rule followed by the Ninth Circuit, to which an appeal from our decision herein will lie. DeMink\u2026\nNathan J. Neilson (argued), Frank G. King (argued), of Neilson King, Los Angeles, Cal., for defendants-appellants.\nGary R. Allen (argued), Dept. of Justice, Johnnie M. Walters, Asst. Atty. Gen., Washington, D.C., for plaintiff-appellee.\nBefore BARNES and ELY, Circuit Judges, and SMITH, District Judge.\nHonorable Russell E. Smith, Chief Judge, District of Montana, Missoula, Montana, sitting by designation.\nBARNES, Circuit Judge:\nThis is an appeal from a judgment of the District Court denying a Complaint for Refund of Taxes, amounting to $23,967.03 claimed to have been overpaid by taxpayers for the year 1958, together with interest paid on said taxes to the government (amounting to $9,347.14), and the usual interest and costs.\nJurisdiction in the District Court was based on 26 U.S.C. \u00a7 7422; 28 U.S.C. \u00a7 1346(a)(1); 28 U.S.C. \u00a7 1402(a)(1); and the Internal Revenue Laws of the United States. This Court has jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. \u00a7 1291, et seq.\nTwo issues were presented to the District Court, sitting without a jury \u2014 first: \"Whether Dr. DeMink had any basis in the $64,037.79 promissory note issued to him by Hospital Properties, Inc. in 1957, and subsequently transferred by him to Mrs. Helen Richardson as part of the Settlement Agreement of September 13, 1958\", and second:\n\"Whether the transfer of the $64,037.79 note as part of the September 13, 1968 Settlement Agreement, along with the cancellation of certain other corporate indebtedness resulting from personal advances toward operating expenses of approximately $12,000 should be treated as a deductible cost of compromise, or as part of Dr. DeMink's basis in computing long term capital gain.\" [C.T. 208].\nThe first issue was decided in favor of the taxpayers, the second in favor of the government. The government first appealed, the taxpayers cross-appealed; the government withdrew its appeal, leaving it as sole appellee and the taxpayers as sole appellants, with only the second issue before us on this appeal.\nThe basis of the trial court's decision was its Conclusions of Law X and XI [C.T. 250] that the September 13, 1958 Settlement Agreement was \"a sale transaction\", and not \"a compromise of litigation.\" If it were a compromise of litigation incurred as an ordinary and necessary expense in carrying on a trade or business, it would be deductible. [\u00a7 162(a), 1954 Internal Revenue Code].\nIn coming to this conclusion that the agreement was \"a sale transaction\", and not \"a compromise of litigation\", the trial court relied primarily on Brady v. Commissioner, 35 T.C. 311 (1960). That is the sole authority cited for Findings X and XI, which reads as follows:\n\"X \u2014 Whenever pursuant to the objective understanding of the concerned parties, all transactions, exchanges, sales, relinquishments and undertakings are interrelated and mutually interdependent, particular items part of the composite package may not be isolated for separate and distinct application of the internal revenue laws. Brady v. Commissioner, 35 T.C. 311 (1960).\"\n\"XI \u2014 Therefore, a sale transaction including all of Dr. DeMink's interest in the various joint business interests he had with Dr. Richardson occurred by virtue of the Settlement Agreement of September 13, 1958.\"\nWe are of the opinion that the issue then before the District Court, and now here, cannot be so easily decided. We agree with the government that \"the simple fact that a settlement transaction was involved does not provide an automatic answer\" (that this was only and strictly a compromise settlement, and not a sale transaction). We likewise agree with the taxpayer that this agreement was more than a \"sale transaction\" alone.\nIn Brady, supra, the value of its authority is complicated, if not obscured, by the fact the bookkeeping instructions given by one party (Brady Construction Co.), was \"given 13 months after the event (which), appears to be contra to the entry made contemporaneously on the partnership books.\" The original entries credited $290,734.88 to Ted's (Brady's) drawing account. The later entry credited the large figure to Ted Brady's capital account.\nLooking to the substance of the transaction, the Tax Court found the cost basis of the shares transferred by Brady was $37,500; that \"he parted with the shares, they were used in the settlement at a value of $290,734.88\", that the difference was what Brady realized on the disposition of the stock \"which he had owned just prior to the settlement.\"\nWhether a business expense deduction flows from a particular settlement requires an analysis of the transaction involved to determine whether in fact it generated ordinary and necessary expense of carrying on a trade or business.\nAs we understand the oral argument had before us, counsel for appellants have retreated from their original position that the \"primary motivation\" of the taxpayer constitutes the test, as originally outlined in Anchor Coupling Co., Inc. v. United States, 69-1 U.S.T.C. \u00a7 9347; and other cases. That Tax Court opinion was overruled by the Seventh Circuit ( 427 F.2d 429).\nThe government in Anchor urged that the primary purpose test was no longer appropriate, in light of United States v. Gilmore, 372 U.S. 39, 83 S.Ct. 623, 9 L. Ed.2d 570 (1963); Woodward v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 397 U.S. 572, 90 S.Ct. 1302, 25 L.Ed.2d 577 (1970); and United States v. Hilton Hotels Corp., 397 U.S. 580, 90 S.Ct. 1307, 25 L.Ed.2d 585 (1970). The Seventh Circuit stated:\n\"The Supreme Court reversed our dicision in Hilton Hotels [ 410 F.2d 194] and affirmed the Eighth Circuit's decision in Woodward [ 410 F.2d 313], In so doing the Court held that the test to be applied in determining whether costs are incurred in the acquisition of a capital asset is a simple `inquiry whether the origin of the claim litigated is in the process of acquisition itself.' Woodward v. Commissioner [of Internal Revenue], supra, 90 S.Ct. at 1306. The Court rejected the application of the primary purpose test in this area * * * As the Court recognized, this approach fully comports with `objective' principles of deductibility established in Gilmore.\" [ 427 F.2d 429 at p. 432].\nComma appears in original quotation.\nChief Judge Swygert, stating \"the better rule\" in reliance upon Gilmore, supra, said:\n\"Accordingly, we hold that the origin and character of the claim with respect to which a settlement is made, rather than its potential consequences on the business operations of a taxpayer is the controlling test of whethet a settlement payment constitutes a deductible expense or a nondeductible capital outlay.\" [ 427 F.2d 429 at p. 433]\nWe recognize that the trial judge in trying this case below did not have the advantage we now have \u2014 the subsequent decisions of the Supreme Court in Woodward v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, supra, and United States v. Hilton Hotels Corp., supra, as well as the appellate reversal of the original Anchor case. We disagree with the Court's Conclusions of Law X and XI, that there could be no allocation of the items of a composite package of exchanges, sales and relinquishments. We hold that Conclusions X and XI are erroneous as a matter of law, and that the judgment based thereon must be reversed.\nWe remand to the district court to permit evidence, if any can be produced, to prove how much, if any, of the amount paid by appellants was in settlement of the various law suits involved and/or other existing claims, which can be established as being ordinary and necessary expenses in the carrying on of a trade or business.\nIn this connection, we note the approach taken by the Second Circuit in reversing the Tax Court [62-1 U.S.T.C. \u00a7 9421] in a somewhat similar case [Ditmars v. C.I.R., 302 F.2d 481]. As in Ditmars, once we have determined the trial judge may have been in error in failing to consider the possibility of allowing some amount as settlement expense, the taxpayer is entitled to attempt to prove there should be an allocation between deductible portions and non-deductible portions of the payments made.\nThe record before us is far from complete even as to the nature of the litigation settled, for only a portion of the pleadings respecting each piece of litigation is in this record: \"only the captions and prayers, and not the allegations, of the complaints were admitted into evidence.\" (Government's Brief).\nTaxpayers clearly have the burden of establishing their claim to a deduction on remand. Welch v. Helvering, 290 U.S. 111, 115, 54 S.Ct. 8, 78 L.Ed. 212 (1933).\nBy this reversal and remand for further proceedings in accordance with this opinion, we do not undertake to express any opinion of our own as to the merits of the litigation, or even that evidence can be produced that would merit an allocation. Further, the District Court may take such further testimony, if any, as it deems proper, or needs. In any allocation ordered, we recognize, as did the court in Ditmars, supra, that \"a rough approximation is all that can be expected.\" (302 F.2d p. 488).\nReversed and remanded for further proceedings.",
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        "raw_content": "Perkins v. Rent-A-Center Inc.\nCase No. 04-2019-GTV (D. Kan. May. 5, 2004)\nD. Kansas\nPerkinsv.Rent-A-Center Inc.\nUnited States District Court, D. KansasMay 5, 2004\nTorgerson v. LCC Int&apos;l, Inc.\n\u2026Without this information, plaintiffs have not satisfied their burden to show that the fee-shifting provision\u2026\nGriffin v. Yellow Transportation, Inc.\n\u2026But this case is distinguishable from other cases finding fee-splitting provisions enforceable where the\u2026\nrefusing to find an arbitration agreement&apos;s cost-splitting and fee-splitting provisions invalid in a 42 U.S.C. \u00a7 1981 action because plaintiffs \"presented no evidence indicating that the costs of arbitration are likely to be prohibitively expensive\"\nSummary of this case from Torgerson v. LCC Int&apos;l, Inc.\nrefusing to invalidate a fee-splitting provision where the plaintiffs presented no evidence indicating that the costs of arbitration would be prohibitively expensive\nSummary of this case from Griffin v. Yellow Transportation, Inc.\nCase No. 04-2019-GTV\nG. THOMAS VANBEBBER, Senior District Judge\nFifteen Plaintiffs bring this case against Defendant Rent-A-Center, claiming that Defendant discriminated against them because of their race in violation of 42 U.S.C. \u00a7 1981, as well as other federal statutes. Plaintiffs are current and/or former employees of Defendant who allege that Defendant engaged in a pattern and practice of racial discrimination in employment practices and policies.\nThe case is before the court on Defendant's motion to compel arbitration (Doc. 2). Defendant contends that nine Plaintiffs are bound by arbitration agreements covering the claims asserted in this case. For the following reasons, the court grants Defendant's motion in part and denies it in part. Specifically, the court orders that the case is stayed pending arbitration with respect to the claims of Plaintiffs Marvin Askew, Terry Collins, John Ingram, Dave Lewis, Lonnie Lewis, Anthony Bobby Smith, Jerel Welch, and Bene't Williams. The court does not order Plaintiff Adrion Robbins to submit his claims to arbitration at this time.\nThe Federal Arbitration Act, 9 U.S.C. \u00a7 1-16, \"evinces a strong federal policy in favor of arbitration.\" ARW Exploration Corp. v. Aguirre, 45 F.3d 1455, 1462 (10th Cir. 1995) (citingShearson/Am. Express, Inc. v. McMahon, 482 U.S. 220, 226 (1987)). If an agreement contains an arbitration clause, \"a presumption of arbitrability arises. . . .\" Id. (citing AT T Techs., Inc. v. Communications Workers of Am., 475 U.S. 643, 650 (1986)). The presumption may be overcome only if \"it may be said with positive assurance that the arbitration clause is not susceptible of an interpretation that covers the asserted dispute.\" United Steelworkers of Am. v. Warrior Gulf Navigation Co., 363 U.S. 574, 582-83 (1960). Where the language is broad, and the agreement contains no express provision excluding an asserted dispute from arbitration, \"only the most forceful evidence of a purpose to exclude the claim from arbitration can prevail. . . .\" Id. at 585. However, \"[t]he presumption of arbitrability falls away when the dispute . . . is whether the parties have a valid and enforceable arbitration agreement in the first place.\" Phox v. Atriums Mgmt. Co., 230 F. Supp.2d 1279, 1281 (D. Kan. 2002) (citations omitted).\nDefendant bears the initial burden of establishing that it has a valid arbitration agreement. SmartText Corp. v. Interland, Inc., 296 F. Supp.2d 1257, 1262-63 (D. Kan. 2003) (citations omitted);Phox, 230 F. Supp.2d at 1282. Once Defendant has met this burden, Plaintiffs must demonstrate that a genuine issue of fact remains for trial. Smart Text Corp., 296 F. Supp.2d at 1263;Phox, 230 F. Supp.2d at 1282. \"Just as in summary judgment proceedings, a party cannot avoid compelled arbitration by generally denying the facts upon which the right to arbitration rests. . . .\"Tinder v. Pinkerton Sec., 305 F.3d 728, 735 (7th Cir. 2002).\nPlaintiffs advance seven reasons why the court should deny Defendant's motion to compel arbitration. The court will address each argument in turn.\nA. Plaintiffs' Awareness of Arbitration Agreements\nPlaintiffs first claim that \"[s]everal of these nine Plaintiffs had no idea that an arbitration agreement was included in any of the employment documents which they were handed and required to sign by company officials.\" But Plaintiffs have offered no evidence to support this assertion. While Defendant bears the initial burden of establishing that the arbitration agreement is valid, the burden shifts to Plaintiffs after Defendant has met its initial showing. SmartText Corp., 296 F. Supp.2d at 1262-63; Phox, 230 F. Supp.2d at 1282.\nPlaintiffs argue that they should be granted time to conduct discovery regarding the manner of presentation and execution of the arbitration agreements. However, this information is readily available to Plaintiffs; they could have each executed an affidavit stating whether they received the arbitration agreements.\nThe evidence before the court indicates that each Plaintiff signed an agreement entitled \"Mutual Agreement to Arbitrate Claims.\" Each Plaintiff indicated that he understood the terms of the agreement and acknowledged that he was giving up the right to a jury trial and that he had been given the opportunity to discuss the agreement with counsel. Plaintiffs' unsupported assertions are insufficient to overcome this evidence.\nB. Illusory Agreements\nPlaintiffs next argue that the agreements are illusory because Defendant can change the agreements at any time. However, the documents do not give Defendant the right to unilaterally modify the agreements; they state that they \"can only be revoked or modified by a writing signed by the parties which specifically states an intent to revoke or modify this Agreement.\" The court is not persuaded by Plaintiffs' argument.\nThe court does not have before it the portion of Plaintiff Adrion Robbins's agreement that makes this statement. The court's rulings (here and elsewhere in this opinion) based on terms not included in the one page of Plaintiff Robbins's agreement entered into evidence do not apply to Plaintiff Robbins.\nC. Unconscionable Agreements\nPlaintiffs also argue generally that the arbitration agreements are unconscionable, citing Ingle v. Circuit City Stores, Inc., 328 F.3d 1165 (9th Cir. 2003); Circuit City Stores, Inc. v. Adams, 279 F.3d 889 (9th Cir. 2002); and Faber v. Menard, Inc., 267 F. Supp.2d 961 (N.D. Iowa 2003). They provide no argument on why, specifically, the agreements at issue are unconscionable. The court has reviewed the cases that Plaintiffs cite, and concludes that they are inapposite to the instant case. Moreover, the Supreme Court has expressed its general support for arbitration agreements. See, e.g.,Circuit City Stores. Inc. v. Adams, 532 U.S. 105 (2001);Gilmer v. Interstate/Johnson Lane Corp., 500 U.S. 20 (1991). The court declines to hold that the agreements are unconscionable.\nD. Lack of Consideration\nPlaintiffs also argue that the arbitration agreements fail for lack of consideration. Plaintiffs contend that Defendant's promise to arbitrate certain claims against Plaintiffs is insufficient consideration because the only claims enumerated within the agreement are claims that Plaintiffs possess against Defendant. See Ferguson v. Countrywide Credit Indus., Inc., No. 00-13096AHM(CTX), 2001 WL 867103, at *5 (C.D. Cal. Apr. 23, 2001).\nPlaintiffs also note that the agreements of Terry Collins and Jerel Welch are not signed by Defendant, and question whether the signatory for Defendant in any of the agreements had the capacity to sign on behalf of the company.\nThe court rejects both of Plaintiffs' arguments. First, Defendant has also given up the right to pursue certain claims against Plaintiffs in court. Although claims regarding unfair competition and trade secrets are not covered by the agreement, the court can envision other claims Defendant might bring against Plaintiffs that would be subject to arbitration, e.g., breach of contract. Accordingly, the court determines that the agreements are supported by mutual consideration. See Michalski v. Circuit City Stores, Inc., 177 F.3d 634, 637 (7th Cir. 1999) (\"A mutual promise to arbitrate, binding both parties, . . . constitutes sufficient consideration.\").\nSecond, the Federal Arbitration Act does not require arbitration agreements to be signed. See 9 U.S.C. \u00a7 2, 3; Todd Habermann Constr., Inc. v. Epstein, 70 F. Supp.2d 1170, 1174 (D. Colo. 1999) (citing Med. Dev. Corp. v. Indus. Molding Corp., 479 F.2d 345, 348 (10th Cir. 1973)). It is immaterial whether a proper representative of Defendant signed the agreements. Again, the court does not find Plaintiffs' arguments persuasive.\nE. Limitations on Discovery\nNext, Plaintiffs maintain that the court should deny Defendant's motion because the arbitration agreements potentially impose severe limits on discovery. See Walker v. Ryan's Family Steak Houses, Inc., 289 F. Supp.2d 916, 925-26 (M.D. Tenn. 2003); Geiger v. Ryan's Family Steak Houses, Inc., 134 F. Supp.2d 985, 996 (S.D. Ind. 2001);Ferguson, 2001 WL 867103, at *5. Plaintiffs point to the following provisions in support of their position: (1) the agreements limit fact witness depositions to one per party unless the arbitrator agrees to more; and (2) requests for production are the only paper discovery specifically noted under the agreements, unless the arbitrator agrees to additional paper discovery.\nNeither of these restrictions improperly limit discovery. Arbitration discovery provisions are sufficient as long as they \"provide for more than minimal discovery.\" Cole v. Burns Int'l Sec. Servs., 105 F.3d 1465, 1482 (D.C. Cir. 1997); see also Gilmer, 500 U.S. at 31 (\"Although those procedures might not be as extensive as in the federal courts, by agreeing to arbitrate, a party `trades the procedures and opportunity for review of the courtroom for the simplicity, informality, and expedition of arbitration.' . . . Indeed, an important counterweight to the reduced discovery . . . is that arbitrators are not bound by the rules of evidence.\") (citations omitted).\nMoreover, the cases that Plaintiffs cite do not persuade the court that the discovery provisions in this case are unfair. In each of the cases Plaintiffs cite, the court was concerned with apparent bias against additional discovery by the arbitral forum. See, e.g.,Walker, 289 F. Supp.2d at 925-26 (observing that the governing discovery rules permitted additional depositions only in \"extraordinary\" situations and for good cause); Geiger, 134 F. Supp.2d at 995-96 (same); Ferguson, 2001 WL 867103, at *5 (noting that the discovery limitations favored the employer). In the instant case, \"[a]rbitration will be held under the auspices of either the American Arbitration Association (\"AAA\"), Judicial Arbitration Mediation Services/Endispute (\"J.A.M.S.\"), or any other service to which the parties agree.\" The record is devoid of evidence that these forums are biased against discovery. To the contrary, other courts have noted that the listed forums are liberal in affording additional discovery.See, e.g., Walker, 289 F. Supp.2d at 925-26;Cole, 105 F.3d at 1480, 1482. The court determines that the limitations on discovery in the instant arbitration agreements do not justify invalidation of the agreements.\nF. High Fees of Arbitration\nPlaintiffs also argue that the arbitration agreements potentially impose high fees and costs on them. See, e.g., Walker, 289 F. Supp.2d at 926-27; Geiger, 134 F. Supp.2d at 996-97;Ferguson, 2001 WL 867103, at *3-4. The agreements specify that Defendant and Plaintiffs will equally share any filing fees and the cost of the arbitrator's fee, and that each party will bear its own costs and attorney fees. Plaintiffs' argument that these provisions potentially could result in high costs for them is unavailing. In Green Tree Financial Corp.-Alabama v. Randolph, 531 U.S. 79 (2000), the Supreme Court held that where \"a party seeks to invalidate an arbitration agreement on the ground that arbitration would be prohibitively expensive, that party bears the burden of showing a likelihood of incurring such costs.\" 531 U.S. at 92. Plaintiffs have presented no evidence indicating that the costs of arbitration are likely to be prohibitively expensive. In the absence of such evidence, the court will not invalidate the arbitration agreement.\nPlaintiffs have not argued that the Tenth Circuit's holding inShankle v. B-G Maintenance Management of Colorado, Inc., 163 F.3d 1230 (10th Cir. 1999), compels a different result. Nevertheless, the court has fully considered the holding in Shankle, and agrees with Judge Lungstrum's analysis of its impact after Green Tree, as discussed in In re Universal Service Fund Telephone Billing Practices Litigation, 300 F. Supp.2d 1107, 1127-29 (D. Kan. 2003).\nG. Incompleteness of Adrion Robbins's Agreement\nFinally, Plaintiff Adrion Robbins argues that his purported agreement is unenforceable because the document provided by Defendant is incomplete and consists only of the final page of the agreement. Defendant responds that \"the evidence is clear that each of the Agreements . . . is a `form' document that is identical to the others.\" The court disagrees.\nDefendant failed to present evidence from which the court can properly infer that all of the documents are identical. The affidavit of Karen Scranton simply states that Plaintiffs executed arbitration agreements, and that the agreements provide \"that claims covered by [the agreements] are subject exclusively to arbitration rather than court litigation. Further, `[t]he claims covered by [the agreements] include, but are not limited to: . . . claims for discrimination (including, but not limited to race . . .).'\" Ms. Scranton does not state that all of the documents are identical, state that a particular form was uniformly used in January of 2002, when Plaintiff Robbins signed the document, or otherwise proffer the contents of Plaintiff Robbins's agreement. In the absence of such evidence, the court cannot conclude that Plaintiff Robbins's agreement is enforceable.\nDefendant cites Reineke v. Circuit City Stores, Inc., No. 03 C 3146, 2004 WL 442639 (N.D. Ill. Mar. 8, 2004), for the proposition that an arbitration agreement is enforceable, even when the employer loses the original signed agreement. In Reineke, the employer located copies of certain pages of the arbitration agreement, including the signature page. 2004 WL 442639, at *4. Although the employer did not have page two of the agreement, it provided a copy of that page from its form arbitration agreement. Id. The court cannot discern from theReineke decision whether the employer also authenticated the copy of page two, but to the extent that the employer failed to authenticate the evidence, the court respectfully disagrees with the opinion.\nFor the above-stated reasons, the court declines to stay Plaintiff Robbins's claims for arbitration. However, Plaintiff Robbins's claims may be subject to arbitration upon further motion.\nIT IS, THEREFORE, BY THE COURT ORDERED that Defendant's motion to compel arbitration (Doc. 2) is granted in part and denied in part. 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        "raw_content": "Venture capital and private equity investment in emissions-free renewable energy increased by 34% to USD 3.4 billion in 2015 from the USD 2.5 billion invested in 2014 (Bloomberg New Energy Finance) despite generally declining oil, gas and coal prices.\nInvestment growth in renewables is to a large extent explained by rapidly falling deployment costs due to technology efficiency improvements, economies of scale and optimized production processes. Here in the United Arab Emirates, the 800-megawatt solar-power project for the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority utility was awarded in June 2016 at a generation cost of 2.99 U.S. cents per kilowatt-hour, establishing a new industry benchmark that is competitive with and in some cases below even coal-fired generation costs. 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        "raw_content": "The Collaborative for Children and Families (CCF) has received a grant of $100,000 from the New York Community Trust. The grant will allow CCF to improve quality of care and save costs for the child welfare sector by identifying and sharing proven practices.\nCCF was formed to respond to many changes in New York\u2019s Medicaid system. Experts agree that children need thorough solutions to live healthier, fuller lives, rather than isolated efforts, The grant from the New York Community Trust taps CCF\u2019s vast expertise in child welfare, mental health, and education programs in order to improve health outcomes. Specifically, The Trust\u2019s support will help CCF to create an extensive database of services, develop strategies for cross-agency collaboration and integration, create economies of scale for administrative functions, and hold a forum to build awareness of best practices.\n\u201cWe are thrilled that the New York Community Trust \u2013 one of New York\u2019s leading philanthropic institutions \u2013 is standing with the Collaborative for Children and Families to improve the lives of more than 30,000 children,\u201d said Alan Mucatel, chair of the Collaborative for Children and Families and executive director of Leake & Watts Services, Inc. \u201cWe have an immense opportunity to transform the child welfare sector by scaling proven solutions, and we look forward to working with The Trust and other funders to achieve this goal.\u201d\nLast week, CCF announced that it was designated as a Health Home by the New York State Department of Health. The Health Home care management service model allows CCF to coordinate holistic care for Medicaid enrollees. As a Health Home, CCF will be able to utilize the expertise of its 33 member agencies and its diverse network of community partners to positively affect the majority of New York\u2019s foster care and preventive services population, in addition to other children in need. In the coming year, CCF hopes to work with philanthropic partners to enact the recommendations that will be surfaced by the NYCT grant, and conduct additional policy forums to spread knowledge across the state.",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cIt Was The Unpropitious Owls And Then.\u201d Folio (2018): http://cafemfa.com/folio33/\n\u201cTabloid Clays And Paints,\u201d \u201cA Writer\u2019s Camp Diptych,\u201d and \u201cWindswept Frameworks.\u201d The Stickman Review (2015): http://www.stickmanreview.com\n\u201cEmergency.\u201d Poetry Quarterly (2014)\n\u201cSuch Latitude,\u201d \u201cTemple Dew,\u201d \u201cA Fucking Can,\u201d \u201cYes And No,\u201d and \u201cThe Pitter-Patter Strike.\u201d Toad Suck Review (2014): http://www.toadsuckreview.org/?p=531\n\u201cInvitation.\u201d Subtropics (2014): http://subtropics.english.ufl.edu/past-issues-2/#issue_17\n\u201cMy Supper Taint, Y\u2019all.\u201d Southword (2013): http://www.munsterlit.ie/Southword/Issues/25/wuest_charles.html\n\u201cSister\u2019s Song\u201d and \u201cBallad of an Ass Treading Toward an Angel,\u201d under \u201cCharles Sand.\u201d Subtropics (2009)\n\u201cRosalind\u201d and \u201cFor a Few Days of Legend.\u201d Subtropics (2007)\n\u201cBrother Klaus\u201d and \u201cThree Cansos.\u201d Verse (2005)",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Mission versus margin\nM&A \u2013 wins and losses \u2192\nPerformance Reviews \u2013 yay!\nLearning from the past is one thing that distinguishes people from rats. No, wait; rats learn from the past. Perhaps it\u2019s: conscious reflection to extract the lessons from the past, to avoid repeating mistakes and get more, sooner. No, wait; some would argue rats do that too. Maybe what distinguishes people is that we don\u2019t learn from the past.\nPerformance Reviews may well be the most valuable activity in your business next to making a sale and increasing efficiencies. Yet people seem to dread them. When they recount their experiences with Reviews, I can\u2019t blame them. It needn\u2019t be that way.\nThe secret to Reviews that are welcomed is to conduct them in the context of a performance partnership. Without this two-way exploration of insights to make individuals, teams and organisations smarter, they are a waste of time and potentially (even frequently) damaging.\nWhere you have a performance partnership, the reviewer is there to:\nprompt a performer\u2019s self- and team-awareness\naccelerate their discovery of new and better ways to get results\nremind people what they are capable of and accountable for.\nThe reviewer is not there to do all the thinking and talking. (The one who is doing the talking is doing the learning.) The responsibility for demonstrating performance is the employee\u2019s. (Just as well they are adults and don\u2019t require caretaking.)\nProblems occur where there are:\nFuzzy communication\nUnclear demands\nConfusion about either role\nInappropriate dependency by one and/or control by another\nDevelop self-management and staff-driven performance by using questions to stimulate insight, clarity, learning, commitment and accountability. Here are some:\nWhat went according to plan?\nWhat are you pleased with/disappointed about?\nWhy\u2019s that? (What\u2019s the lesson in that?)\nWhat else could you have done? (What could you have done differently?)\nWhy didn\u2019t you\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.? (Curious tone not judgemental)\nWhat do you want to change next time?\nWhat would be the impact of that?\nWhat can you commit to, to fix that?\nWhat about if you\u2019d tried\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026..?\nWhat I think you could\u2019ve done is\u2026\u2026..\nWhat I\u2019d like to see is\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.and so on.\nMaybe calling work \u201cthe Rat Race\u201d is insulting to the common rat. You pay so handsomely for experience \u2013 use Performance Reviews to make it pay back!\n1 Response to Performance Reviews \u2013 yay!\nGood read and great advice",
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        "raw_content": "Gutsy, organised Londoners have learned to stop gentrification in its tracks \u2013 here\u2019s how\nLocal traders win the day at Chrisp Street Market.\nOli Mould, Royal Holloway\nGentrification started as a concept in a small sub-section of urban studies in the 1960s and 1970s. Now, it\u2019s a major issue touching the lives of people in cities around the world. It tends to be the residents of large, global hubs which suffer the worst effects of gentrification, including displacement. But locals are quickly learning how to resist proposals they don\u2019t agree to \u2013 and reclaim the city they call home.\nIn London, the tide of gentrification is moving rapidly eastwards. Canary Wharf has become the city\u2019s \u2013 and indeed, the nation\u2019s \u2013 financial engine, making billions for the traders that operate there. Shoreditch has moved beyond \u201cedgy\u201d and become pretentious. And the 2012 Olympic Games transformed Stratford into a playground for the wealthy, attracting institutions as diverse as Westfield, University College London and the V&A to the area.\nThis massive influx of wealth is radically changing the demographic of these areas \u2013 and campaigns such as Focus E15 and the Balfron Social Club have sprung up to defend the rights of East London natives. These campaigns, and many more across the capital, argue that local councils and housing associations have switched priorities, from providing housing for working-class communities, to allowing developers to \u201cbeautify\u201d neighbourhoods and build more private homes to attract wealthier residents.\nEast End oasis\nThe Grade II\u2013listed Chrisp Street Market Clock Tower, designed by Frederick Gibberd as part the 1951 Festival of Britain celebrations.\nChrisp Street Market, in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, is the latest outpost of the struggle against gentrification. As the UK\u2019s oldest purpose-built market, it\u2019s a site of historical significance and a major hub for the local community. The market has a cluster of traditional East End amenities such as community pubs, hardware stores, independent retailers and pie shops, and a multi-cultural demographic and is an oasis of authentic London culture, against a growing skyline of new build, luxury towers.\nIn July 2016, the site\u2019s owners \u2013 housing association Poplar Harca \u2013 put forward plans to redevelop the market into high-end retail outlets, with added housing and leisure facilities. According to the plan, existing traders would be moved out while construction took place, but have a right to return with stepped increases in rent after 12 months \u201cbased on affordability\u201d \u2013 an approach which Londoners have learned to regard with suspicion.\nWhen I spoke to traders on the site as part of my current research, they said they had not been told what the new rate would be \u2013 even though some had leases up for renewal. Others were informed that they needed to find new ways of making money, so as to afford to stay.\nThe new plans didn\u2019t replace the car park, a blow for those who come to the market to buy a week\u2019s worth of goods. And the new development offered a meagre increase in the number of social housing units at the site \u2013 from 124 to 129. An unspecified amount of the 649 new builds would be \u201caffordable\u201d, which actually means 80% of market rates.\nA small number of traders supported the plans outright \u2013 mostly those who had moved into the market recently. Those who resisted were not pushing back against the idea of redevelopment \u2013 many agreed that the area was overdue some improvements. It was the widespread confusion and the perceived lack of transparency from Poplar Harca, which seemed problematic \u2013 especially in light of other development projects, such as Robin Hood Gardens and the Balfron Tower, which had brought about large-scale displacement of existing residents.\nIn the shadow of Balfron Tower.\nm-lodious/Flickr, CC BY-NC\nAt a planning consultation meeting in February 2018, these points were put to Poplar Harca \u2013 and many local residents felt they hadn\u2019t received satisfactory answers. Local councillors voted to put the project \u201con hold\u201d, while Poplar Harca revised its proposal. Neal Hunt, the director of Development at Poplar Harca, was disappointed:\n\u201cWe are at a loss to understand the council\u2019s Strategic Development Committee deferring its decision regarding the desperately needed homes, shops and jobs that this project would provide. Especially as it means the potential loss of grant funding for affordable homes. We have been working closely with local traders, residents, shoppers and the Council for over eight years. Everything we\u2019ve been told is reflected in the proposals, indeed the Council\u2019s officers strongly recommended approval. Our discussions continue.\nIt\u2019s a small victory to the traders \u2013 and one that I don\u2019t think would have been possible a few years ago. They won the day by coming together as a united body and soliciting the help of other groups and activists in East London. They mobilised early on in the planning process, to share information, legal advice and tactics for navigating confusing consultation exercises.\nThe Market contains a mix of independent retail outlets and housing.\nThis kind of strategic engagement has also brought other large-scale development projects in the capital to a halt. Earlier this year, the Haringey Development Vehicle was stopped because of local collective action. And the redevelopment of the Elephant and Castle shopping centre was \u201ddeferred\u201c, not least because of the intense campaigning by local community groups, and the student occupation of the London College of Communication \u2013 a key stakeholder in the development proposals.\nTales of development in London \u2013 and other major cities \u2013 can have a happier ending. When it comes to Chrisp Street, the story has certainly changed. Strategic mobilisation and collective will have protected this pocket of social and cultural activity in the Poplar area. 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        "raw_content": "Empresa ELECTRICA REGIONA ING. EDUARDO CORDOVA\nEmpresa ELECTRICA REGIONA\nVendor (Hardware); Vendor (Software); Systems Integrator; Testing\nFormed in 1988 (founded in 1883), the ABB Group of companies operates in over 100 countries and employs approximately 150,000 people including 8,000 technologists. ABB prides itself on its global service provision for customers across multiple industries around the world; we are local everywhere. ABB has its headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland. As of December 31, 2013, ABB reported $39 billion in revenue.\nSubstation Automation & Communication\nExtensive experience in high-voltage and medium-voltage substations, combined with in-depth expertise in IEC 61850 technology makes ABB a world leading supplier of substation automation, control and protection systems. Building on this sound base, ABB offers complete solutions for smart digital substations.\nDigital substation architectures are typically built on a hierarchical structure. The central station level holding station computers and gateways, the distributed bay level holding bay oriented protection and control IEDs and the process level with the primary equipment. To enable complete data exchange between the distributed devices on all hierarchical levels, a reliable communication backbone becomes an important element of the system architecture.\nABB\u2019s end-to-end offering combines world leading operational communications, automation, protection and control \u2013 we energize the digital grid.\nhttp://www.abb.com/substationautomation\nTurnkey IEC 61850 substation automation systems featuring Relion family protection relays, controllers, and phasor measurement units, 500 series RTUs, MicroSCADA Pro station SCADA, SDM600 station data management and AFS Ethernet switches.\nAbout the Accenture utilities industry group\nThe Accenture\u2019s Utilities group has more than 30 years experience working with electric, gas and water utilities worldwide. Our group includes 10,000 professionals working with approximately 275 clients in 40 countries. We work with 93% of the utilities on the 2010 Global Fortune 500 list, providing the deep industry knowledge, people and assets utilities need to develop the strategies and adopt solutions to improve performance in the dynamic energy market. We serve 40 million utilities end customers in North America and Europe, processing 60 million bills, reading more than 10 million meters and handling more than 8 million customer inquiries annually.\nOne of Accenture\u2019s key focus areas in the utility industry is in helping our clients with the transformation to a smarter grid. With 100 smart grid projects in over 20 countries, Accenture is at the forefront of the world\u2019s smart grid evolution. From generation to in-home energy management, from strategic blueprints to operational data analytics, and from the board room to the operations center, Accenture offers the world-leading expertise that utilities and their customers need to frame their vision of a smarter grid and then achieve its many benefits.\nAmerican Electric Power (AEP) ranks among the nation's largest generators of electricity, owning nearly 38,000 megawatts of generating capacity in the U.S. AEP also owns the nation's largest electricity transmission system, a nearly 39,000-mile network that includes more 765 kilovolt extra-high voltage transmission lines than all other U.S. transmission systems combined. AEP's transmission system directly or indirectly serves about 10 percent of the electricity demand in the Eastern Interconnection, the interconnected transmission system that covers 38 eastern and central U.S. states and eastern Canada, and approximately 11 percent of the electricity demand in ERCOT, the transmission system that covers much of Texas. AEP's utility units operate as AEP Ohio, AEP Texas, Appalachian Power (in Virginia, West Virginia), AEP Appalachian Power (in Tennessee), Indiana Michigan Power, Kentucky Power, Public Service Company of Oklahoma, and Southwestern Electric Power Company (in Arkansas, Louisiana and east Texas). AEP's headquarters are in Columbus, Ohio.\nVendor (Hardware); Vendor (Software)\nAkuacom provides technology and services for Automated Demand Response (Auto-DR). Akuacom\u2019s open and interoperable Smart Grid messaging infrastructure is used by utilities and ISOs to automate the delivery of DR price and reliability signals to aggregators and to commercial and industrial facilities.\nAMA-SYSTEMS\nVendor (Software); Systems Integrator; Consultant; Testing\nAMA-SYSTEMS GMBH was founded 1976 and had its roots in trading and engineering for industrial automation. Over the years AMA established itself in the Open Communications Standards Market and evolved into a strong player with strategic partners: development of customer-specific software applications for manufacturing processes started in the 1990s and since year 2000 AMA-SYSTEMS has entered the energy market, providing specialized IT services, with software, hardware and solutions.\nWith almost four decades of experiences, AMA-SYSTEMS today unites outstanding competences in industrial automation, information and communication technologies serving customers in the energy and manufacturing industry as well as in the machine and plant manufacturing realm. At the center of our activity lies the solution of complex technical tasks in operative or productive environments \u2013 with flexibility, speed and efficiency deriving from our broad, trans-sectorial know-how.\nOne particular focus of AMA-SYSTEMS is communication in the energy industry. We provide products and services for the industry standards and protocols IEC 60870-6/ICCP/TASE.2 and IEC 61850 / IEC 61400-25 and support our customers from the HW up to Enterprise Data warehouses. At the core of this business lies the Europe-wide distribution and support of software products of internationally renowned vendors. Based on these products AMA-SYSTEMS offers gateways, tools, trainings, certification and consulting - especially for smart grid technology, conformance tests and software libraries.\nVendor (Software)\nVendor (Hardware); Vendor (Software); Systems Integrator\nArteche is an international leader in the design, manufacturing and sales of equipment and solutions in the fields of power generation, transmission and distribution, as well as in electrical applications for industry, substation and wind energy turnkey projects, power quality and substation automation. The company headquarter is located in Mungia, Spain.\nArteche Group has 65 years of history and 2,300 employees worldwide. The group is organised in four independent business units:\nThe portfolio of products includes instrument current and voltage transformers for indoor and outdoor service - both oil and gas insulated - in the entire voltage range up to 765 kV, high voltage optical current transformers, auxiliary relays, IEC 61850 compliant protection devices, merging units, substation control systems, low and high voltage capacitor banks, harmonic filters, line traps, substation meters, reclosers, switchgear, hydro power generation monitoring and control systems, low power distribution sensors, overhead line temperature sensors, PLC/BPL couplers, fault indicators, and other transmission and distribution equipment. Arteche also provides services for substation and renewable generation turn key projects, substation automation projects, power quality and wind park connection studies, and power line dynamic rating solutions.\nBCP Switzerland\nBitStew\nVendor (Software); Consultant\nBlack & Veach\nBRIDGE Energy Group, Inc., is the trusted advisor and implementation partner for providing Smart Grid solutions to clients in the Energy industry. BRIDGE offers business and IT transformation strategy planning as well as program management and implementation services in support of key Market Operations, Grid Operations and Smart Grid initiatives across Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Independent System Operators and Regional Transmission Operators. Founded in 2004, BRIDGE is headquartered in Marlborough, MA with offices in Austin, TX; Albany, NY; Sacramento, CA; and Rutland, VT. For more information on BRIDGE, please contact 888-351-8999 or visit http://www.BridgeEnergyGroup.com.\nBrunel Institute of Power Systems (BIPS) is an internationally recognised power systems research group based in BruneL University, London, UK. BIPS currently consists of five academic research and teaching staff, four research fellows, three research associates and over thirty PhD students. In addition BIPS is currently coordinating a major collaborative pan-European FP7 funded R&D project entitled 'High Performance Computing Technologies for Smart Distribution Network Operation (HiPerDNO)'. In addition we are also collaborating with the University of Oxford on a major UK EPSRC funded R&D ICT and Energy Smart Grids research project entitled 'Advanced Dynamic Energy Pricing and Tariffs (ADEPT)'. BIPS is also collaborating on another major national RCUK funded project entitled 'Scenarios for the development of smart grids in the UK'.\nBIPS is also collaborating with National Grid in the UK on the following three smaller Smart Grid R&D projects concerning CIM adoption, PMU deployment and on-line stability analysis.\nAll of the above projects are associated with emerging ICT standards that are required for Smart Grid deployment, such as CIM and IEC61850.\nBusiness Technology Consullting AG\nCentral Power Research Institute (CPRI) is an autonomous society under Ministry of Power, Government of India. Set up in 1960 by the Government of India, functions as a centre for applied research in electrical power engineering assisting the electrical industry in product development, Consultancy and quality assurance. CPRI also serves as an independent authority for testing and certification of power equipment as per National and International standards. CPRI's governing body includes eminent professionals from Industries, Utilities, prestigious Academic and Research Institutions and the Government.\nThe officials of CPRI are members of various standardisation committees and corporate members of various bodies/organisation. CPRI has established state of the art protocol testing laboratory which is unique in its kind in this part of the world and is being catering to its customers to develop, test and certify communication protocol related to Substation Automation and Metering as per National and International standards.\nThe protocol laboratory of CPRI is equipped with the facility of conformance testing of IEC 61850 compatible devices. This test facility is accredited by Utility Communication Architecture International Users Group (UCA IUG) as Level - A which means CPRI is an independent third party laboratory for testing of server devices for IEC 61850 compliance. CPRI is the first and only Institute in this part of the world to get this accreditation status for IEC 61850 conformance testing.\nCESI S.p.A\nSystems Integrator; Consultant; Testing\nCESI offers a range of services matching the new market requirements.\nThese services cover almost the entire life cycle of the electrical system and in particular they focus on the problems of planning, rationalising and making flexible power transmission and distribution systems, and also on the technological innovations of components, in order to improve the reliability and availability of the electrical network.\nCG Automation Solutions USA\nVendor (Hardware)\nCisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) is the worldwide leader in networking that transforms how people connect, communicate and collaborate. Information about Cisco can be found at http://www.cisco.com.\nCLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLP Power)\nCLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLP Power) is the largest electric utility in Hong Kong serving the business and domestic community in Kowloon, the New Territories, Lantau and most of the outlying islands. Operating a vertically integrated electricity generation, transmission and distribution business, CLP Power provides a highly reliable supply of electricity and excellent customer services to over 5.7 million people in its supply area.\nCLP Power is a subsidiary of CLP Holdings which also invests in energy businesses in Chinese mainland, Australia, India and Southeast Asia. It is the largest external investor in the Chinese mainland electricity industry, and a leading international private sector power company in the Asia Pacific region with a diversified portfolio of power generation from gas, coal, renewables and nuclear.\nComillas University\nCompulink Integration, LLC\nSystems Integrator; Consultant\nProvision of a full range of services for large, complex projects aimed at increasing the effectiveness of the customer through the use of the most advanced solutions in the field of information technologies and the expertise and competence of specialists in each area.\nConvergence Wireless, Inc.\nCybersoft Oy\nCYG SUNRI CO.,TLD\nCYG SUNRI\nCYG SUNRI CO.,TLD was founded in 1994 and located in Shenzhen High-tech Industrial Zone, with a registered capital of 200 million yuan. SUNRI is specialized in the development, design, production, sales and relevant technical services of power system relay protection and automatic products of transformer substation. It is a famous high-tech enterprise in the power automation field in China, whose products and services have spread at more than 7,000 35v~1000kv voltage step transformer substations in the state power grid. As one of the leading companies of the relay protection and transformer substation in China, it is the main sub-equipment supplier of the State grid and Southern Power Grid Corporation and a special company of power system in South China.\nDelpin Informatika\nDelphin Informatika\nConsultant; Testing\nIn DNV GL we unite the strengths of DNV, KEMA, Garrad Hassan, and GL Renewables Certification. DNV GL\u2019s 2,500 energy experts support customers around the globe in delivering a safe, reliable, efficient, and sustainable energy supply. We deliver world-renowned testing, certification and advisory services to the energy value chain including renewables and energy efficiency. Our expertise spans onshore and offshore wind power, solar, conventional generation, transmission and distribu\u00adtion, smart grids, and sustainable energy use, as well as energy markets and regulations. Our testing, certification and advisory services are delivered independent from each other. Learn more at www.dnvgl.com/energy.\nDNV GL\u2019s professionals support utilities and manufacturers in the area of intelligent networks and communication such as SCADA EMS/DMS, substation automation, smart metering and data communication. For data communication DNV GL provides services for the IEC TC57 and IEC TC13 communication standards and models such as IEC 61850, IEC 61400-25, IEC 60870-5, DNP3, IEC 60870-6 (ICCP/Tase.2), Elcom-90, , IEC 61968 / IEC 61970 / IEC 62325 (CIM standards) and the smart meter standard DLMS/Cosem. For all these standards DNV GL provides consultancy, training, test tools such as protocol analyzers, simulators and conformance test facilities and test services such as conformance -, interoperability -, performance and acceptance testing.\nDominion is one of the nation's largest producers and transporters of energy, with a portfolio of more than 27,600 megawatts of generation, 12,000 miles of natural gas transmission, gathering and storage pipeline and 6,000 miles of electric transmission lines. Dominion operates the nation's largest natural gas storage system with 942 billion cubic feet of storage capacity and serves retail energy customers in 13 states. Corporate headquarters are in Richmond, Va.\nDominion's strategy is to be a leading provider of electricity, natural gas and related services to customers in the energy-intensive Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions of the U.S., a potential market of 50 million homes and businesses where 40 percent of the nation's energy is consumed.\nDot UI\nElectric/Gas Utilities\nOur largest operating subsidiaries are Detroit Edison and MichCon. Together, these regulated utility companies provide electric and/or gas services to more than three million residential, business and industrial customers throughout Michigan.\nNon-utility Businesses\nOur electric and gas utility businesses have each been in operation for over a century. We have leveraged that wealth of experience and assets to develop a number of non-utility subsidiaries which provide energy-related services to business and industry nationwide.\nDuke Energy makes life better for millions of people every day by providing electric and gas services in a sustainable way \u2013 affordable, reliable and clean.\nWe are one of the largest electric power companies in the United States, supplying and delivering energy to approximately 4 million U.S. customers. We have approximately 35,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity in the Carolinas and the Midwest, and natural gas distribution services in Ohio and Kentucky. Our commercial and international businesses own and operate diverse power generation assets in North America and Latin America, including a portfolio of renewable energy assets.\nHeadquartered in Charlotte, N.C., Duke Energy is a Fortune 500 company traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol DUK.\nEDF is the world\u2019s leading nuclear energy company, with solid positions in major European countries. EDF is committed to investing in sustainable industrial growth.\nFor more information : http://about-us.edf.com/profile/our-group-43668.html\nEFACEC Engenharia\nFormed in 1948, Efacec, the largest Portuguese Group in the field of electricity, employs around 4,800 people and has a volume of orders that already exceeded 1,000 Million Euros, being present in more than 65 countries.\nHigh and Medium Voltage Switchgear\nEngineering Solutions and Services\nEfacec's strategy, focusing on International market, as well as important investments made in Innovation and New Technologies Development, backed by the resources of Efacec traditional technology led the Group to a position at the forefront of the Portuguese Industry and overseas markets.\nFurther information is available on the Web at: www.efacec.com.\nEIMV\nhttp://www.eimv.si\nThe Milan Vidmar Electric Power Institute is a leading Slovenian engineering and scientific-research organisation acting in the area of electric power engineering and general energy. From the economic and technological perspective it addresses issues of generation, transmission and distribution of electricity. It releases feasibility and implementation studies, expert reports, makes technological, environmental and other analyses, inspects quality and operation of electric power systems and facilities as required by electric power utilities, ministries, as well as national and regional authorities.\nPublic company performing a service of the transmission network system operator in Slovenia.\nhttp://www.elkomtech.com.pl\n\"Elkomtech S.A. was established in 1988 and from the start it has focused its business activity on the electric power industry and energy distribution utilities.\nElkomtech S.A. provides complete high-end-solution for DMS/EMS utilities:\nRemote Terminal Units, protection relays, SCADA systems etc. It also provides supervision of the implemented systems, service equipment and users training in configuring, commissioning and maintenance of the offered products.\nThe main company's product is known as Ex System, which consists of:\n* Integrated WindEx system - a complete source of information about electrical network at every voltage level - enabling efficient processes management, operation, monitoring, data recording and development of the electricity grid;\n* substation devices: RTU's, protection relays, data concentrators and protocol converters, security and network automation, transmission media converters and modules for communication through different media (GPRS, TETRA, etc.).\"\nENSOTEST S.L.\nENSOTEST S.L. develops software tools for the validation of communication protocols in the energy sector. Our goal is to help the manufacturers to develop and validate high quality products that integrate in the utility network without failures. Our protocol analyzers and testing automation tools use open protocols as MODBUS, IEC 60870-5-104, DNP3 and of course IEC 61850.\nThe Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. conducts research, development and demonstration (RD&D) relating to the generation, delivery and use of electricity for the benefit of the public. An independent, nonprofit organization, we bring together scientists and engineers as well as experts from academia and the industry to help address challenges in electricity.\nOur work spans nearly every area of electricity generation, delivery and use, management and environmental responsibility. We provide both short- and long-term solutions in these research areas for the electricity industry, its customers and society.\nFGH e.V\nFGH is a non-profit research association of electricity supply industry and electrical industry with the aim of developing and providing competence and practice-oriented technical knowledge together with its members. The bundling of these tasks and the independent safeguarding of the member\u2019s interests attain increasing meaning in the liberalised market. Here, our members and partners from network operation, industry, service and science profit by the activities of FGH.\nThe co-operation with RWTH Aachen University as well as other research institutes guarantees the comprehensive coverage of the entire sphere of activity. As an interface FGH ensures a fast transfer of solutions from science into practice. FGH has a relevant share to the world-wide top-ranking of the security and quality of German transmission and distribution networks. With our services we help to protect this position in the liberalised market.\nFingrid is the electricity transmission system operator in Finland. Fingrid takes care of the functioning of the nation-wide electricity transmission system.\nWe transmit electricity from generating plants to industries and energy companies, thus facilitating the everyday life of all Finns. We maintain the transmission system in the proper condition and upgrade the grid as required by the electricity market. We take care of the cross-border interconnections for electricity transmission. We promote the functioning of the electricity market by maintaining sufficient transmission connections between countries.\nEstablished on 29 November 1996\nOperations started on 1 September 1997\nOwns the high-voltage transmission grid in Finland plus all significant cross-border connections\nApprox. 14,000 km of transmission lines\nMore than 100 substations\nCustomers comprise electricity producers, electricity market parties, major industrial enterprises, and distribution network operators\nIndependent and impartial player\nForerunner which is among the top-ranking companies in its business globally in terms of cost efficiency and system security\nFlexibilis Oy\nVendor (Hardware); R&D\nFlexibilis Oy is a technology leader of mission critical communication solutions. Solutions provided by Flexibilis are based on industry standard technologies and protocols enabling compatibility with the past and the future. Flexibilis employs high-end technologies including extensive use of programmable hardware. Flexibilis is headquartered in Tampere, Finland. Founded in 1998, Flexibilis achieved a strong position in the Field Programmable Gate Array business with its IP products and design services. Thanks to rapid development in FPGA technology and strong R&D Flexibilis is able to expand to critical (High-availability Seamless Redundancy and Parallel Redundancy Protocol) communication and time synchronization (IEEE1588) markets with products that have performance no software-based architecture can achieve.\nFlorida State University is conducting research on:\nNetwork Security for Transmission and Substation Automation\nPower grid Wide Area Monitoring Systems (WAMS), and\nPower grid Wide Area Actionable Systems (WAAS).\nhttp://Fraunhofer IWES\nGas and Power Technologies\nhttp://www.gasandpower.com\nGas and Power Technologies provides industry-leading utility data software and services for wholesale suppliers, marketers, generators, municipal utilities, and retail clients nationwide. Gas and Power Technologies\u2019 proprietary CIPHER\u2122 software captures data in various standard and non-standard utility formats from a myriad of sources, validates, organizes, and consolidates the data into a single repository. Our advanced utility data applications assist clients with accounting services and in meeting social responsibility goals, which include reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving operating efficiencies, lowering costs, and decreasing energy consumption.\nGDB d.o.o.\nVendor (Software); Systems Integrator\nBased in Slovenia (EU), GDB is a global provider of IT products, consulting and other technical solutions and services for electric power transmission and distribution companies. The company employs experts from the field of power engineering, telecommunications and IT, with both high-level management and technical experience.\nGDB\u2019s core business activities are CIM standard based integrations, implementations of control centers, protection and control equipment installations, software development and consulting.\nGers S.A.\nVendor (Software); Systems Integrator; Consultant\nGreenbird Integration Technology (HQ: Oslo / Norway) is a software company and IT consultancy delivering:\nExpert IT advisory and development services - focused on Enterprise Architecture (EA), BPM, SOA, integration and middleware solutions.\nGreenbird MeterCloud - an advanced integration solution platform for utilities focusing on Smart Grid, Smart Metering and Smart Home applications.\nGreenbird MeterCloud solves integration challenges utilities face when implementing and operating a Smart Metering and Smart Grid infrastructure, helping utilities build automated processes and totally integrated solutions to monitor and manage:\n- Interactions with (prime) contractors during planning and rollout\n- Metering and infrastructure operations\n- Meter value collection and event / alarm handling across various communication technologies\n- Dataflow and distribution of meter values, events and alarms to various subscribers such as Billing / CIS, SCADA, Network information systems, Smart Grid analysis systems, Customer Engagement Portals or external sides such as Google PowerMeter or Microsoft Hohm.\nGreenbird MeterCloud provides out-of-the-box business integration processes and portlet based monitoring dashboards supporting the whole metering value chain from AMI rollout, AMR operations, metering, customer engagement to Smart Grid applications. Greenbird MeterCloud is built on top of Greenbird Foundation, a holistic SOA integration platform delivering enterprise capabilities such as reliable realtime messaging, enterprise service bus (validation, transformation, routing), business process management, complex event processing or multi channel integration.\nGridata, Inc.\nGridata develops emerging technologies at the edge of the grid, where the production and delivery of electric energy meets the consumer. The consumption of energy is accompanied by increasingly detailed data about that consumption, from sensors, utilities, third parties, and consumers themselves. Our technologies allow consumers to unlock knowledge from that data and understand the cost of their behavior, and then participate in programs that reduce those costs, including social, environmental, and financial.\nGridata capabilities include: consulting support for standards development, data modeling, and system design and architecture; OEM software development for third parties launching next-generation consumer products and appliances; test harness development for emerging compliance processes; integration of modern sensor networks to computing platforms; and custom data management and analytics development for residential, industrial and commercial consumer applications.\nGridClone\nVendor (Hardware); Vendor (Software); Consultant; Testing\nGridClone, a Dutch company, was founded with the objective to provide high quality and flexible simulators for IEC 61850 based substation automation and power systems.\nWith the introduction of IEC 61850 advanced testing tools and simulators will be needed by utilities, system integrators and manufacturers of power system equipment. These tools and simulators will support the verification of the conformity and functionality of the integrated system and its components.\nGridClone has professionals that have gained many years of experience in the power system domain, conformance testing of IEC 61850 devices and systems and development of IEC 61850 software test tools.\nHELINKS LLC\nHexing Electrical Co. Ltd\nHexing is focused on metering products and energy management system covering transmission, distribution, C&I customers and residential customers. It is located at 1418 Moganshan Road, ShangCheng Industrial Zone, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China.\nWith more than 20 years\u2019 rapid growth, Hexing Group brings together an experienced team of people, cutting edge technologies, and strategic partners to provide metering products, distribution equipment and solutions to more than 80 countries\u2019 customers. We have been actively promoting international cooperation and setting up overseas joint ventures in many countries. We established manufactures in Indonesia, Pakistan, Thailand, Brazil and Tunisia, offices in South Africa, Netherland, Peru and Bangladesh. We export production equipment and system products to our overseas partners. We have representative offices in more than 20 countries to expand the European and American markets. All these make Hexing be multi-national company for Smart Grid solutions.\nIn energy management system, Hexing defines the maximum benefits from a growing abundance of intelligent grid devices, outage management, substation automation, SCADA, AMI, distributed renewable energy, advanced metering, and all latest development in smart grid field.\nBelden, a world leader in providing signal transmission solutions, completed the acquisition of Hirschmann\u2122 Automation and Control in 2007. As a result, Hirschmann\u2122 industrial Ethernet switches and active devices now combine with Belden cabling, connectivity and cable management products to provide an unparalleled set of solutions for Industrial Ethernet networks.\nHirschmann\u2122 product lines comprises Ethernet switches, routers, converters, security appliances, and wireless access points for mission critical applications like power transmission and distribution, process and factory automation, or traffic control systems.\nThe Institute of New Technology of Electrical Energy was established in 1999, whose members are mainly faculty members of The Department of Electrical Engineering and The Department of Digital System and Control Engineering.\nIts research area in 2010s covers smart grid or microgrid; especially energy management system with renewable resources and electrical energy storage in collaboration with industrial companies, research institutes and utilities, where the special topics are database migration of national-wide energy management system, real-time economic operation strategy, power system analysis applications for energy management system and power system engineering for smart gird or microgrid design.\nHydro-Qu\u00e9bec generates, transmits and distributes electricity, mainly using renewable energy sources, in particular hydroelectricity. It is one of the biggest electric utilities in North America.\nThe mission of Hydro-Qu\u00e9bec is to deliver reliable electricity service throughout Qu\u00e9bec.The company has fully embraced the concept of sustainable development and works tirelessly to meet the needs of the present while preserving the environmental heritage and energy future of generations to come.\nHydro-Qu\u00e9bec five year Strategic Plan relies on the know-how and commitment of all employees. It emphasizes energy efficiency, renewable energies and technological innovation.\nHypertek, Inc.\nHypertek is a contract research and development company that specializes in the applications of software and hardware to interoperable communications to and from embedded systems. Our activities provide us with experience and expertise in commercial, military, and utility communications projects. We have experience in the development of communications standards and their application to systems.\nHypertek has strived to maintain a balance between our research and standards development activities, and, hardware and software development of products and services for our customers. This balance allows Hypertek a unique perspective increasing the depth of our work in both standards and development.\nVendor (Hardware); Systems Integrator; Consultant\nIngeteam business is mainly centered on technology of electrical machines, generators and motors, control and power electronics, and application engineering with more than 60 years experience in the electrical sector and over 35 years in the electronics sector. Within the electrical sector Ingeteam designs and manufactures electronic devices for the automation and protection of electrical grids.\nInStep Software, LLC\nIn 1979, III was incorporated as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) through the joint efforts of public and private sectors, to support the development/applications of the information industry as well as the information society in Taiwan. Besides technology advancement, III\u2019s mission has evolved from Information Technology (IT) to Information and Communication Technology (ICT) development with a wide social coverage. III focus on areas such as embedded systems, networks/communications, sensor networks, Green ICT, information security, Telematics, Cloud computing and so on. And Strategic planning and development of large scale national infrastructure and application systems.\nIn Green ICT, III developed an advanced metering infrastructure and smart grid application services based on verified WSN technologies. With the integrated technologies of sensor networks, III created a large-scale data collection and analysis platform to effectively reach and accomplish energy conservation goals, developing a nationwide AMI system, Distribution Management Systems and Demand Response Platform, and Green Transportation/Telematics infrastructure. III aggressively leads industry alliances to establish industrial consensus to form competitive industry standards that solve inter-operability issues.\nInteroptix, Inc.\nIPS Intelligent Process Solutions GmbH is a software company with specialized solutions for power utilities. \u201cSoftware Intelligence of Tomorrow\u201c is our vision and clearly defines our company goal. Our mission is to make power delivery more reliable at lower cost by using IPS solutions. Therefore we offer solutions for Power System Protection, Technical Asset Data Management and Smart Grid Data Intelligence.\nPartnerships of excellence, worldwide experience, and passion are the foundations for developing IPS-ENERGY\u2122 Systems.\nit4power LLC\nAt Itron, we\u2019re dedicated to delivering end-to-end smart grid and smart distribution solutions to electric, gas and water utilities around the globe. Our company is the world\u2019s leading provider of smart metering, data collection and utility software systems, with nearly 8,000 utilities worldwide relying on our technology to optimize the delivery and use of energy and water. Our offerings include electricity, gas, water and heat meters; network communication technology; collection systems and related software applications; and professional services. To realize your smarter energy and water future, start here: www.itron.com.\nJemena Asset Management\nJuice Technologies\nKalki Communication Tech. Private Ltd.\nOn October 01, 2009, the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) was founded by a merger of Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe and Universit\u00e4t Karlsruhe.\nKIT bundles the missions of both precursory institutions: A university of the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg with teaching and research tasks and a large-scale research institution of the Helmholtz Association\nconducting program-oriented provident research on behalf of the Federal Republic of Germany. Within these missions, KIT is operating along the three strategic fields of action of research, teaching, and innovation.\nThe KIT Energy Center with its 1100 employees is one of the largest energy research centers in Europe. It bundels the energy research activities of the KIT, the merger of the former Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe and Universit\u00e4t Karlsruhe and reknown cooperation partners. By this, it crosses the lines between disciplines and combines fundamental and applied research in all relevant energies for industry, household, service and mobility.\nKC Associates\nKETOP Lab\nKinectrics, Inc.\nKorea Electrotechnology Research Institute\nUtility; Testing\nThe Korea Testing Laboratory (KTL) is a leading testing and certification body in\nKorea established for the purpose of improving industrial technology and global\ncompetitiveness. KTL has been providing support for the development of testing\nand evaluation technologies and has been helping companies obtain domestic and\ninternational certifications for more than 48 years.\nManufacturers, enterprises, and industries are our faithful partners and KTL visualizes its future through their eyes.\nOn the basis of a steady infrastructure that is comprised of a streamlined research core, reliable manpower, and an efficient organization structure with a network system among other testing and certification bodies around the globe, KTL is dedicated to helping our clients strengthen their competitiveness and extend their markets.\nKTL has evolved into an internationally renowned testing and certification body that strives to serve our clients with one-stop total services and being equipped with capabilities that are compatible with global standards along the way.\nKyland Technology Co., Ltd. is a leading provider of data communication solutions for industrial applications in harsh environments. Kyland's industrial Ethernet switches have been certified by KEMA for IEC61850 compliance, and its solutions also include IEEE1588v2 PTP solutions, layer 3 full gigabit solutions, traffic solutions, EN50155 solutions, industrial serial server devices and media convertors. All these solutions have been widely used in smart grid, electric utilities, transportation and traffic market, and also factory automation worldwide.\nPowersystem Lab of Kyungnam University is studying Power and IT. We are interested in Distribution Automation System, Substation Automation System, and Service Oriented Architecture. In the past, we have developed a fault test algorithm classified Logical Node in substation automation system based on IEC 61850 research. And we have researched information integration technology of powersystem based on webservice. The present, we do develop Smart Distribution Management System in regard to Smart Grid. In this study, we take care of three sections that are fault section detection technology develop in interactive distribution system, outage restoration guide in interactive distribution system, and outage restoration implementation technology by P2P communication. We are interested in IEC 61970, 61968. So, we are studying IEC 61970, 61968 standard. We want to make distribution management system based on CIM and would like to integrate systems. Also, we are concerned with interoperability between IEC 61970 and IEC 61968. We should like to know harmonizing CIM and 61850.\nLiveData, Inc. is the trusted source for operations technology data integration. Our smart grid solutions provide operational intelligence to enable confident real-time management of power grid assets for critical infrastructure network segmentation and protection; ISO connectivity; SCADA, OMS, and DMS real-time state monitoring, control, and communication; and demand response aggregation. For more information, visit www.livedata.com.\nLocamation Control Systems B.V\nMaunsell AECOM\nVendor (Hardware); Testing\nIf it\u2019s a question of power, Megger is the answer.\nYou know Megger. Since 1903, the Megger family has provided tools, training and products under such familiar monikers as Biddle, AVO, Programma, Multi-Amp, STATES, PowerDB and Pax Diagnostics. With a vision encompassing excellence, precision, innovation and service, Megger and its subsidiaries and divisions will partner with any customer, working with them on an interactive path to the right solution. Megger equipment supports electrical systems worldwide across a range of industries from power generation, transmission and distribution to control wiring and telecommunications.\nMegger has offices across the U.S. and around the world, with major international hubs in Sweden, Germany and the U.K.\nNPP Mikronika (Scientific Production Enterprise Mikronika Ltd.) is an industrial company which performs design, development, provisioning, manufacture and commissioning of automated process control systems for power industry.\nAs a leading manufacturer of Substation Automaton Systems we have been operating on the market since 2009. We have supplied reliable and innovative products and services to Russian energy, transportation and industrial infrastructure markets. NPP Mikronika provides electric utilities with engineering and technology consulting services.\nHardware and software modularity allows implementation of different architectural solutions ranging from an ordinary data acquisition and transfer systems, to a full automated production control systems.\nHardware and software vendor\nwww.mikronika.pl\nMilton Security Group LLC\nMonfox, LLC\nMonitor Electric, JSC\nNext-Generation Power Technology Center of Myongji University does research on Power System and communication technology.\nNext-Generation Power Technology Center (NPTC), an Engineering Research Center (ERC) sponsored by the Korean Ministry of Science and Technology and The Korea Science and Engineering Foundation (KOSEF), was established in 2001 with the aim of developing the next-generation protection and automation technology of electrical power systems. This innovative technology, which blends ICT (Information Communication Technology) and AI (Artificial Intelligence) with conventional power technology, is expected to play a key role in every aspect of power systems in a near future. The recent large-scale blackouts around the world have proved the significance of developing new protection and control technology for the new power industry environment. Consequently, many world-leading companies and research institutes are concentrating their efforts on developing the next-generation power technology. NPTC is expected to be a world-leading research institute dedicated to the protection and SAS (station automation system) technology in a near future. The goal of NPTC is technological innovation, which would contribute to more reliable and secure power system in not only Republic of Korea but also the other parts of the world and more convenient human life eventually.\nNational Grid owns and manages the grids to which many different energy sources are connected.\nIn Britain we run systems that deliver gas and electricity across the entire country. In the North Eastern states of the US, we provide power directly to millions of customers. We hold a vital position at the centre of the energy system. We join everything up.\nNational Grid's job is to connect people to the energy they use. From the warmth and light we rely on at home, and the power which keeps our factories and offices going, to the infrastructure and technologies that are essential parts of our modern lifestyle.\nThat puts National Grid at the heart of one of the greatest challenges facing our society; the creation of new sustainable energy solutions for the future - and the development of an energy system that can underpin our economic prosperity in the 21st century.\nNetted Automation GmbH\nWith over 30 years of experience, NovaTech is a proven supplier of products and services for process automation, electric power measurement, and substation automation. Our integrated solutions leverage the latest technologies and open standards to provide customers with superior long-term value. We continue to expand our solutions for alternative energy and engineering services, including new packaging, installation, commissioning and training services. Our Bitronics 70 Series Monitoring and Recording IEDs support both UCA2.0 (since 2000) and IEC 61850 (since 2008). The M871 has third-party level A certification granted to AREVA T & D. IEC 61850 support is being added to the Orion LX Automation Platform.\nNR Electric Co. Ltd\nBuilt upon decades of research, development, and leveraging numerous operational experiences in secondary power systems, NR Electric has developed a unified and integrative solution for digital substation. The fully digitalized solution connects the control room to the switchyard with optic fiber links. This proven solution reduces your capital investment, operational and maintenance costs. It also offers unmatched information integration, and provides better reliability and security for substations.\nSince the first digital substation project participated in the year 2006, NR Electric\u2019s digital substation solution has been applied to thousands of digital substations all over the world. Based on vast on-site engineering experience, NR Electric continues to provide field-proven digital substation technologies and localized engineering services to end users.\nOMICRON serves the electrical power industry with testing and diagnostics instruments for primary and secondary equipment. Consulting, training, and testing services complete the product range.\nOpen Grid Systems\nOpen Grid Systems Ltd. is a consultancy and software company based in Glasgow, UK providing services to the electrical power industry focussed on model-driven software engineering, open standards and cutting-edge technologies.\nOpen Grid Systems provides expertise in the areas of data management, information modelling, data transformation, data-exchange technologies, visualisation and power system network analysis software. We utilise the power of open standards and model-driven architectures to provide modern, scalable solutions to the challenges faced by utilities in the smart-grid enabled world.\nOpen Secure Energy Control Systems\nOpus One Solutions is a software engineering and solutions company with the vision of a Connected Energy Internet. Through GridOS\u00ae, its intelligent energy networking platform, Opus One optimizes complex power flows so that it can deliver real-time energy management to distribution utilities and other managers of distributed energy assets. GridOS is modular, scalable, and integrates seamlessly with existing data systems to unlock greater potential for distributed energy resources, including renewable generation, energy storage, and responsive demand. GridOS also facilitates the management of microgrids \u2014 from homes to businesses to communities \u2014 for unparalleled grid resiliency and value to the electricity customer. Visit Opus One Solutions at opusonesolutions.com and on Twitter @OpusOneSolns.\nOracle delivers the most complete software solutions to the utility industry. Our customer care and billing, network management, work and asset, mobile workforce and meter data management solutions are integrated with our enterprise applications, business intelligence, middleware and database technologies. We help utilities prepare for smart metering and smart grid initiatives ! that enhance efficiency and provide metrics that drive more informed energy and water usage decisions for consumers and businesses www.oracle.com/goto/utilities.\nOrmazabal is one of the world\u2019s leading companies providing high added value products and services for the electrical network. Founded in 1967, Ormazabal is the origin of Velatia, an international group of industrial and technological companies.\nOur distribution, automation and protection devices, communication, metering and monitoring portfolio provides utilities with the tools they need to enhance grid operation, increase quality of supply and improve asset efficiency. Combined with our collection, visualization and analysis software, the solution maximizes total smart grid benefit for capital invested, whilst reducing overall deployment cost and risk.\nOur commitment to create a better community and a more reliable and efficient electrical grid is a sign of our identity.\nPower21 Corp\nhttp://www.power21.co.kr\nPowercor is an electricity distributor. Our core business is to manage the poles, wires and equipment that deliver electricity to homes and businesses in Melbourne and through central and western Victoria. We're responsible for the quality and reliability of our customers\u2019 power supply.\nProgress Energy (NYSE: PGN), headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., is a Fortune 500 energy company with more than 22,000 megawatts of generation capacity and $9 billion in annual revenues. Progress Energy includes two major electric utilities that serve approximately 3.1 million customers in the Carolinas and Florida. The company has earned the Edison Electric Institute's Edison Award, the industry's highest honor, in recognition of its operational excellence, and was the first utility to receive the prestigious J.D. Power and Associates Founder's Award for customer service. The company is pursuing a balanced strategy for a secure energy future, which includes aggressive energy-efficiency programs, investments in renewable energy technologies and a state-of-the-art electricity system. Progress Energy celebrated a century of service in 2008\nWe protect customers, foster competition, and promote high quality infrastructure.\nThe Public Utility Commission of Texas regulates the state\u2019s electric and telecommunication utilities, implements respective legislation, and offers customer assistance in resolving consumer complaints.\nThe PUCT is involved in numerous electric grid modernization activities related to smart grid, including:\nEnergy Storage and Emerging Technologies\nElectric Market and Infrastructure Issues Related to the Introduction of Electric Vehicles\nInvestigating Cyber Security of the Electric Utility Industry\nOver 3 million smart meters have been installed in Texas; more than 6 million smart meters are expected to be operational in Texas by 2013.\nPlease see descriptions of activities at the following PUCT web links:\nhttp://www.puc.state.tx.us/\nhttps://puc.state.tx.us/consumer/electricity/Metering.aspx\nQualitrol was originally founded in 1945 and has been a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation a leading global manufacturer competing effectively through a focused strategy leveraging product value, quality and customer service since 1986. Supplier of Instruments, Controls and Monitors Utilized in the Electric Utility Transmission and Distribution Industry.\nQualityLogic is a highly respected provider of testing products and outsourced quality assurance and engineering services, specializing in the development of conformance and interoperability test specifications, suites and tools. QualityLogic is a member of the Pacific Northwest Smart Grid Demonstration Project, the largest project of its kind in the U.S., and will provide interoperability testing and certification for technologies used in the Project. QualityLogic contributes to many standards development organizations, advisory councils, and alliances including GWAC, OpenSG, NIST SGIP, UCAIug, ZigBee, and others. QualityLogic is applying its proven conformance and interoperability testing and certification methodologies to the key technologies and standards that are exercised in the Smart Grid domain.\nRTDS Technologies\nVendor (Hardware); Vendor (Software); Testing\nRTDS Technologies is the industry standard for real time digital power system simulators used in over 30 countries world wide. We are committed to our customers and continue to lead the way with our innovative hardware, software, and support. Our commitment to quality and excellence is second to none and sets the standard for all of our products. RTDS Technologies provides a wide array of services to fit client's power system simulation needs.\nSimulation Consulting Services\ndevelopment of simulation cases\ncompilation of simulation results\ntesting protection systems\ntesting control systems\nproviding equipment validation report\nuse of the RTDS Simulation facilities\ndevelopment of customized simulation components\nRTE, an independent subsidiary of EDF, is the French electricity transmission system operator. It is a public service company responsible for operating, maintaining and developing the high and extra high voltage network. It guarantees the reliability and proper operation of the power network.\nRTE transports electricity between electricity suppliers (French and European) and consumers, whether they are electricity distributors or industrial consumers directly connected to the transmission system.\nWith 100,000 km of lines between 63,000 and 400,000 volts and 45 cross-border lines, the network operated by RTE is the biggest in Europe. In 2008, RTE posted turnover of \u20ac4,221m and currently employs around 8,500 staff.\nRuggedCom, A Siemens Business, is a leading provider of rugged communications networking solutions designed for mission-critical applications. RuggedCom's products are designed for use in harsh environments normally found in electrical power substations and \u201cSmart Grids\u201d. RuggedCom's technology solutions include Ethernet switches, network routers, wireless devices, serial servers, media converters, software and professional services.\nRuggedBackbone\u2122 products support layer 3 Ethernet switching at port densities up to 48-ports 100FX or 24-ports GigE. Hot-swappable modules and high port densities allow utilities to easily stock spares, save space, and reduce repair times. The RuggedMAX\u2122 family of WiMAX products is a long range, interoperable broadband wireless solution, compliant with the 802.16e standard. The utility grade form factor has been designed for the substation. Contact us at www.RuggedCom.com.\nIn the area of simulation RWTH runs a very advanced real-time simulation lab where we have installed 8 racks of RTDS last generation (the most powerful installation in Europe at the moment). We also have an advanced PC Cluster for multiphysics simulation, and we arebdeveloping and building (in collaboration with a local spin-off company) an advanced multi-DSP modular real-time platform for simulation of distributed systems. In our lab we have also developed a method for combined real time simulation between power networks and communication networks with the possibility to simulate network delays and packet loss in real-time. Our interest in real-time simulation brought us also to develop original solution for Hardware in the Loop. We have designed and built a controllable power interface, called FlePS (Flexi-ble Power Systems) to close the loop of the real time simulation on real electrical hardware up to 25 kW.\nTogether with another institute of our Center (Institute for Energy Efficient Building and Indoor Climate, Prof. M\u00fcller) we have developed a multi-physics hardware in the loop setup that can be used to study Smart Home Energy Systems. This platform is now applied in several industrial projects as reference system to test new equipments. In the next few months, our Real-Time lab will be connected via fiber optic links to our Medium Voltage Testing Facility where we will be able to test in Hardware in the Loop equipments up to 5 MW.\nNext year our real time capability will be also included in a new Center under construction at RWTH called Center for Wind Drives where we will be able to test the drive train of real wind equipments up to 4 MW. A part from the simulation work, we are also involved in many other projects concerning Smart Grids in various areas such as Phasor Measurement Units, Distributed State Estimation, Distributed Control of Distributed Energy Resources.\nS and C Electric Company\nSAP is the world leader in enterprise software, headquartered in Walldorf, Germany, with 66,500 employees located in more than 130 countries and annual revenue of \u20ac 16.8 billion.\nSAP offers the most comprehensive portfolio of solutions for the utilities industry, enabling companies to meet the challenges of an end-to-end future proof energy value chain and more than 2200 world\u2019s leading utilities companies rely on SAP solutions.\nThe utility industry is in the middle of an unprecedented transformation. Constrained by finite resources and challenged by climate change, steadily growing demand, and an aging infrastructure, utilities must also respond to tough new energy policies and demand-side activism.\nOne key element to address these challenges is the convergence of operational systems like distribution and outage management systems or automated meter infrastructures with enterprise systems like work management, customer care and billing systems. The industry standards CIM and IEC-61850/61400 enable the sharing of data across the entire information ecosystem. SAP intends to use these standards and is therefore joining the UCA International user group for collaboration and contribution.\nPlease visit http://www.sap.com/solution/industry/utilities.html\nSchneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management\nAs a global specialist in energy management with operations in more than 100 countries, Schneider Electric offers integrated solutions across multiple market segments, including leadership positions in Utilities & Infrastructure, Industries & Machines Manufacturers, Non-residential Building, and Data Centers & Networks and in Residential. Focused on making energy safe, reliable, efficient, productive and green, the Group's 140,000 plus employees achieved his sales, through an active commitment to help individuals and organizations make the most of their energy.\nEnergy management and sustainability services\nAs the global specialist in energy management, Schneider Electric has a responsible and ethical commitment to his customers, employees, and the environment, by delivering solutions that align business performance and sustainability. Schneider Electric help clients at all stages of their energy management life cycle by becoming their outsourced energy manager and trusted partner. Our solutions support clients to optimize their use of energy, lower their consumption at peak demand, and help them build thriving sustainability programmes that reduce their carbon footprint and provide cost-effective energy.\nTo meet today\u2019s increasing energy demands, the grid is rapidly becoming \u2018smarter\u2019 to adapt to a changing and more complex environment. Schneider Electric smart grid solutions are interactive and connect everyone from electricity producers to the final consumers in order to efficiently balance demand and supply. Many of Schneider Electric smart grid applications combine renewable resources, microgrids, and energy storage solutions to support the expansion of the electric vehicle charging infrastructure and enhance the balance between demand and supply on the grid.\nSchneider Electric is a leader in energy automation by offering a full range of protection relays and T&D substation automation solutions based on IEC61850 technology.\nSEL is a leader in protection, control, and automation, with a complete line of products that communicate via IEC 61850. Two of many SEL projects include the world\u2019s first energized multisupplier IEC 61850 system, the La Venta II station in Mexico, and the modernization of 30 Brazilian substations that demonstrate cost-effective IEC 61850 projects. SEL provides communications, control, instrumentation, protective relaying, security/encryption, and automation products, systems, training, and services. Products include ultra-reliable tough computers; Ethernet switches, security gateways, and port servers; a complete line of relays for lines, apparatus, motors, generators and arc-flash protection; fiber-optic transceivers; serial encrypting transceivers; short- and long-range encrypted radio data links; fiber-optic communications backbones; annunciators; electric power meters, high-speed logic processors; programmable logic controllers and I/O modules for telemetry, remote control, and automatic control; GPS synchronized clocks; HMI and data collection software; phasor measurement units and synchrophasor collection devices; distribution automation and substation automation systems; and complete turnkey control systems, panels and enclosures.\nScientific and Production Company\nSiemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a global powerhouse in electronics and electrical engineering, operating in the industry, energy and healthcare sectors. For over 160 years, Siemens has stood for technological excellence, innovation, quality, reliability and internationality. The company is the world\u2019s largest provider of environmental technologies, generating some \u20ac28 billion \u2013 more than one-third of its total revenue \u2013 from green products and solutions. In fiscal 2010, which ended on September 30, 2010, revenue totaled \u20ac76 billion and net income \u20ac4.1 billion. At the end of September 2010, Siemens had around 405,000 employees worldwide. Further information is available on the Internet at: www.siemens.com.\nSilver Spring Network\nSISCO provides communication and integration solutions that supports IEC 61850 for substation automation and wide area centralized remedial action systems(C-RAS); ICCP-TASE.2 for intercontrol center communications, EMS/SCADA integration, and power plant dispatching; C37.118 with IEC 61850 for synchrophasor processing and wide area measurement systems for improved situational awareness; and the Common Information Model (CIM per IEC61970 and IEC 61968) in a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) for Smart Grid integration using Enterprise Service Bus (ESB). SISCO's products and services include:\nOff-the-shelf OPC interfaces\nProtocol Source Code\nTechnology and Product Training\nSNC-Lavalin Energy Control Systems\nSolar Integtrated Technologies\nSolar Integrated Technologies\nSouthern California Edison (SCE) is one of the largest electric utilities in California, serving more than 14 million people in a 50,000 square mile area of central, coastal, and southern California, excluding the City of Los Angeles and certain other cities. Based in Rosemead, California, the utility has been providing electric service in the region for almost 125 years. SCE's service territory includes more than 180 cities.\nEdison has a strong heritage of leadership and values that have guided us throughout our history. Today, our vision is captured in the phrase Leading the Way in Electricity SM. Supporting this vision are our values of integrity, excellence, respect, continuous improvement and teamwork, which guide our work everyday.\nWith customers in industries ranging from aerospace and automotive engineering to finance, defense, government, entertainment and telecommunications, Sparx Systems is a leading vendor of innovative solutions based on the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and its related specifications. A Contributing Member of the Object Management Group (OMG), Sparx Systems is committed to realizing the potential of model-driven development based on open standards.\nThe company\u2019s flagship product, Enterprise Architect, has received numerous accolades since its commercial release in August, 2000. At present, Enterprise Architect is the design tool of choice for over 200,000 registered users world-wide.\nState Electric Grid of China\nStrategic Information Systems Group\nSUBNET Solutions Inc. is a global software solutions provider for electrical utilities. SUBNET focuses on Making Substations More Intelligent\u00ae. Founded in 1992, SUBNET is an industry leader providing intelligent solutions that securely connect real time electrical utility field information with utility business systems to enable Smart Grid solutions. Over 200 utilities worldwide rely on SUBNET software to safely manage and monitor thousands of substations.\nSubSTATION Server: Advanced data concentrator and protocol converter\nSubSTATION Explorer: A feature-rich HMI for substations\nPowerSYSTEM Server: A front-end processor to collect substation data\nPowerSYSTEM Center: Centrally manage access to substation devices\nSugar Hill Consulting, LLC\nSugar Hill Consulting, LLC (SHC) provides electric utilities with engineering and technology consulting services. We emphasize superior quality, responsiveness, value, and results. We deliver this by involving the necessary expertise and not over committing our resources. We take practical and efficient approaches to get your project done. We will reduce risks, deliver benefits from work on other similar projects, and save you money.\nSurvalent Technology Corporation\nSurvalent Technology is a leading provider of real-time smart grid management systems for enabling visualization, optimization and improved operations for utilities. For over four decades, we have helped more than 300 utilities use operational data to increase reliability, efficiency and customer service. With our proven and reliable SCADA, Distribution Management System (DMS) and Substation Automation solutions, utilities transform data into actionable intelligence. We partner with utilities across the globe to create mission critical solutions that will achieve the promise of the Smart Grid.\nSynapse Wireless Inc. provides Internet-enabled, wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) communication using its SNAP mesh network software standard.\nSystem-on-Chip [SoC-e]\nSystem-on-Chip offers specialized design services and technology based on Reconfigurable Devices (FPGAs). SoC-e is focused in the following sectors: Industrial Networking, Video Processing, Software-Defined Radio and Rugged FPGA based systems. SoC-e products include SoPCs, IP cores, software and electronic boards.\nHeadquartered in Palo Alto, California, TIBCO Software Inc. (NASDAQ:TIBX) provides enterprise software that helps companies achieve service-oriented architecture (SOA) and business process management (BPM) success. With over 4,000 customers and offices in 40 countries, TIBCO has given leading organizations around the world better awareness and agility\u2013what TIBCO calls The Power of Now\u00ae.\nTIBCO gives organizations The Power of Now by providing innovative software that helps them pursue initiatives in three important areas:\nSOA : Helping organizations migrate to an infrastructure made up of services that can be assembled, orchestrated and reused.\nBPM : Helping organizations better coordinate the process flows that control how their assets work together.\nBusiness Optimization : Helping organizations convert streams of data into meaningful information and deliver it to employees, customers and partners.\nAs a leading manufacturer of electrical equipment, Toshiba has supplied reliable, innovative and environmentally friendly products and services to global energy, transportation and industrial infrastructure markets for more than 100 years.\nProvides Communication Protocol Software Libraries, Conformance Testing Software, Web-Based Training, Protocol Gateways, OPC drivers and Contract Engineering Services for industry-standard communication protocols such as DNP3, Modbus, IEC 61850, 60870-5, ICCP/TASE.2, and IEC 61400-25 (Wind).\nTrilliant Networks, Inc.\nTUEV Rheinland\nFocus on customers and their targets led T\u00dcV Rheinland to its motto \u201cPrecisely Right\u201d. The organization is core supplier of testing, inspection and certification to the energy industry ever since its establishment in 1872. T\u00dcV Rheinland took a leading role supporting the safe and economically viable establishment of renewable technologies since their emergence. The stakeholder focus on fit for use, energy efficiency, functional safety and cyber security is entrenched in the services offered to our customers globally.\nT\u00dcV Rheinland engages actively in the standardization efforts for energy supply and delivery on regional and global level, with a particular focus on Smart Grid initiatives. As the technology develops and industry requirements expand, so does our service portfolio offered to the suppliers and users.\nWith UCAIug focus T\u00dcV Rheinland provides the following services:\nIEC 61850 Conformance Testing\nIEC 61850 Interoperability Testing\n\"Choose certainty. Add value\" is the core philosophy behind the services that T\u00dcV S\u00dcD provides to its clients. Headquartered in Munich, Germany, the technical service corporation is far more than a mere testing and inspection organization. As committed and responsible process partners boasting comprehensive industry expertise, T\u00dcV S\u00dcD\u2019s certified experts and technical consultants provide services throughout their clients\u2019 entire value chains, focusing on their core competencies of Consulting, Testing, Certification and Training. 16,000 employees proactively optimise technology, systems and expertise at over 600 locations in Europe, America and Asia. Several T\u00dcV S\u00dcD experts are members of standardization committees, like IEEE, IEC and UCA.\nThe T\u00dcV S\u00dcD provides the following Smart Grid services:\nEnhanced Cyber Security Testing\nTrainings for IEC 61850 and Smart Grid\nConsulting for IEC 61850 and Smart Grid\nUL is a premier global independent safety science company with more than 117 years of history. Employing more than 9,000 professionals, with customers in over 96 countries, UL has five distinct business units \u2013 Product Safety, Environment, Life & Health, Knowledge Services and Verification Services \u2013 to meet the expanding needs of our customers and to deliver on our public safety mission.\nUL offers services to industries from appliances and HVAC/R to chemicals to energy to high tech and to power and controls. Our global sales offices and laboratories allow us to service customers locally \u2013 combining industry knowledge with local market understanding.\nAdditional information about UL may be found at www.UL.com.\n\"Unicorn Systems is a renowned European company providing the largest information systems and solutions in the area of information and communication technologies.\"\nWe have been operating on the market since 1990 and since then we have created a series of high-end large-scale solutions that are widespread and used among the most important companies in a variety of sectors. We have the best references from banking, insurance, telecommunications, energy, industry, commerce and public sectors.\nR&D; University\nIEES \u2013 Intelligent Electric Energy Systems \u2013 UNIGE-DINAEL (Department of Naval Architecture and Electrical Engineering) University of Genova\nThe IEES Lab operates in the following scientific and industrial sectors: Management and optimization of the electric system and of the energy and ancillary services markets. Power system monitoring and preventive-corrective Control. Analysis, modeling and simulation of power system components and controls. Decision support systems and artificial intelligence (AI) applications to the planning and control of large power systems and industrial systems. Advanced technologies and methodologies for power systems protection. Electric distribution systems with distributed generation (DG). Innovative technologies for electric power microgeneration. Real time load monitoring and management for consumption rationalization and energy saving. Systemistic and design aspects of lighting engineering and domotics.\nSmartGen leader SOFTECO, Genova, ENEL, University of Genova and Bologna, entitled: \u201cStudy, development and validation of innovative methods and tools for active distribution networks management with renewable energy sources\u201d, supported by Ministero per lo sviluppo economico - (2011-2013) www.smartgen.it .\nProject FP7 AFTER \u201cA Framework for electrical power sysTems vulnerability identification, dEfense and Restoration\u201d, leader RSE Milano, 13 partners (RSE - Ricerca sul Sistema Energetico, ENEA, SINTEF EN, SINTEF ICT, University College Dublin, City University - London , ALSTOM Power, SIEMENS, Commission of the European Communities Joint Research Centre, ELIA, Terna Rete Elettrica Nazionale SpA, \u010cEPS, a.s.) (2011-2013).\nThe T&T Group - Research on Teleinformatics and Teleautomatic at Universidad Nacional in Colombia is involved in several Smart Grid research projects. The T&T Group has the support of Codensa, a colombian utility that distributes electricity throughout the city of Bogot\u00e1.\nCurrently fields of research in the T&T Group are:\n- Substation Automation based on IEC 61850\n- Cybersecurity for power utility\n- Projects concerning CIM adoption\nAll of the above projects are associated with emerging ICT standards that are required for Smart Grid deployment.\nUniversidad Technologica Nacional, Argentina\nhttp://www.frm.utn.edu.ar\nThe University is currently working on a smart grid project, which isa collaboration between the electric power company Edeste S.A, and UniversidadTecnologica Nacional, in Argentina.\nThe project mentioned, allows students to improve their knowledge in the workplaceand doing so in an innovative project, both at provincial level and at countn; level; inaddition, the company Edeste S.A, receives the benefits given by an intelligent network.\nOverall project covers the following aspects:\n- Implementation ofan AMI system.\n- Development ofinterfaces between the AMI system and legacy systems.- Development of new systems to exploit the capabilities of the smart grid.- Maintenance and improvement ofsystems.\nStrathclyde is generally very active in smart grid research. We have one of the largest power systems researchgroups in Europe, with over 200 staff and PhD students. Our Power Networks Demonstration Centre (PNDC) isan industrially supported smart grid test facility, which allows practical implementation and testing of researchat 11 kV and 400 V. We co-host a Centre for Doctoral Training in \u201cFuture Power Networks and Smart Grids\u201d which will support 55 new PhD students over the next 5 years.\nThe Department of Electrical Engineering offers a wide range of power engineering courses at both the undergraduate and graduate level. Research is conducted as a joint effort between faculty in the Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Tandy School of Computer Science in critical infrastructure protection (security) for the smart grid and electric utility sector. The Institute for Information Security (iSec) is an inter-diciplinary group that investigates security and critical infrastructure protection. iSec is recognized by the US Security Agency (NSA) as a Center of Excellence in Research and Education.\niSec houses a working substation (using reduced voltage levels - 3KVA with 3-phase 208V input), with a control room (human-machine interface). The substation provides a real world platform for a Critical Infracture Protection course (Computer Science - graduate level) and research into substation automation and security of substation networks. The security of home area networks for automating electricity usage and smart meters are other areas of research.\nThe link to the Dept. of Electrical Engineering homepage is: http://www.utulsa.edu/academics/colleges/College-of-Engineering-and-Natural-Sciences/Departments-and-Schools/Department-of-Electrical-Engineering.aspx\nThe link to the Tandy School of Computer Science homepage is: http://www.utulsa.edu/academics/colleges/college-of-engineering-and-natural-sciences/departments-and-schools/tandy-school-of-computer-science.aspx\nUniversity ol Jyvaskyla\nThe Agora Center is an internationally recognized and networked research center for interdisciplinary, innovative research on human technology and the knowledge society at the University of Jyvaskyla. It creatively combines research of high international standards from a variety of scientific disciplines with the know-how derived from its diverse partner network.\nThe Industrial Ontologies Group (IOG) Within the Agora Center is a research group whose main areas of interest are Semantic Web, multi-agent systems and cloud computing (http://www.cs.jyu.fi/ai/OntoGroup/). The ultimate goal of the group is the creation of Global Understanding Environment (GUN) where different heterogeneous resources (physical devices, software, humans, etc.) are capable of forming self-managed ecosystems by \"understanding\" and utilizing each other's services. IOG also has a long history of cooperation with industrial partners, Among UCAIug members, IOG has cooperated with Fingrid and ABB. IOG's main interest within UCAIug is CIM model and therefore CIM Users Group. We have experience of integration of heterogeneous data sources using Semantic Web technologies. We would like to find methods for easy migration from legacy systems to CIM-based systems, and their further integration.\nUnversity of Salerno\nThe research project we aim to deepen is to investigate on the development of new approaches, based on recent ICT proposals, for the enhancement of Smart Grids management. This research goal is from a long time active in University of Salerno, here we detail some specific items currently in progress among the research team of LASA (Laboratory of Agent-based Systems), Dept. of Computer Science at University of Salerno.\nThe basic consideration comes from our observation that classical ICT platforms are not capable to support with full capacity the new challenges offered by recent enhancement of Smart Grids, especially if we consider the remarkable improvements in terms of Energy Efficiency, Provisioning, Forecasting, Demand Response facilities.\nOur research initiative consider as a strategic point the synergistic combination of the following technological stream\n1) Semantic Web\n2) Computational Intelligence\n3) Multi-Agent Systems\nWe have started to combine these approaches to face with some complex problems around Smart Grids. As main research objective, we are investigating on the role of Web Semantic technologies (in particular the role of Ontologies) as more powerful approach to describe the contextual domain of electric grids, not only considering the electrical elements, but extending this approach also to describe \u201cactors\u201d that interact with the smart grids, for example maintenance teams. The ontological representation enables to improve some complex task of decision support systems, we are focusing in fieldforce management, by linking ontology-based information/services with advanced (multi)optimization criteria.\nWe aim to relate this research project with CIM standard, in order to try to develop some open-source deliverable that we hope can be useful for the CIM community.\nThe Vienna University of Technology is involved in several national and international Smart Grid research projects. The project Smart Web Grid sets a focus on the exchanged information and standardized communication interfaces based on Web services for Smart Grids.\nVIZIMAX Inc.\nVizimax is a major independent manufacturer of Intelligent Systems for the Smart Grid. Vizimax offers proven, innovative product lines worldwide used by Power utilities, Independent Power Producers and Large Industries.\nThe SynchroTeq point-on-wave switching platform complies with ALL High Voltage C/Bs and reduces maintenance cost while increasing the lifespan of power equipment in capacitor bank, shunt reactor, power transformer applications. The SynchroTeq Plus has a residual flux management module for power transformer energization. The SynchroTeq SA is installed within C/Bs\u2019 cabinets. The data and event journal of each C/B stored within the SynchroTeq and the data regarding each transformer stored within the SynchroTeq Plus can be accessed using the RightWON.\nAs for the RightWON, it is a secure, modular, rugged automation RTU/PLC/gateway/communication conversion protocol platform that connects C/Bs, transformers, sensors, control and monitoring devices at the substation level or anywhere on the distribution network. The RightWON is field-upgradeable and allows sized-to-fit configurations using I/O, LAN, WAN and Telecom smart plug-ins. Protocols include IEC 61850, DNP3, ModBus, IEC 60870 among others and conversion between ports is a standard feature. The RightWON includes a fully IEC 61131-3 compliant PLC.\nThe Institute of Electrical Power Engineering of Warsaw University of Technology has extensive experience in the research and implementation work carried out on behalf of the industrial sector. This work implements large and experienced staff. One of the areas of the works are studies on microgrids. The Institute is very active in publishing their scientific achievements. The Institute of Electrical Power Engineering conducts research work and implementation of the following, selected topics:\nmodeling and digital simulation of networks and operating conditions of power systems,\ndatabases for power systems,\ncomputer systems to support the use and operation of power grids,\noptimization in power systems,\nmicrogrids and distributed generation,\nforecasting the demand for power and electricity,\ndigital protections equipment,\nWAMS based control,\nrenewable energy sources,\npower quality,\neconomics in electrical power engineering.\nXelas Energy\nXelas Energy Software is a dedicated division within Xelas Software, a privately owned company, which acquired the software licenses and intellectual property of Vertel Corporation and Retix in 2004. 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        "raw_content": "Hot Brain vs. Cool Brain \u2013 News-Views Digest\nThe Hulk vs. Spock (Credit: ETSPIC.COM)\nThis commentary relates strongly to last week\u2019s about the so-called \u201ccult of ignorance\u201d in the U,S. An article by Albert Bates\u2014\u201cHot Brain, Cool Brain\u201d (first in Views section)\u2014provides additional supportive information about the psycho-emotional processes of both hotheaded and coolheaded people. Bates, a civil sector representative at the Copenhagen climate conference, is primarily focused on pointing the world back towards a stable atmosphere, by using soils and trees. His books include Climate in Crisis and The Post-Petroleum Survival Guide and Cookbook.\nThe main take-away from the article is that hot-brained people are more short-term oriented, and compelled to seek immediate gratification. In contrast, cool-brained people are more capable of self-control in practicing delayed gratification. Cool-brained citizens are therefore more able to think and plan ahead in making preparations for long-term consequences, for instance, in dealing with the accumulating negative effects of climate change.\nThis topic also helps in shedding light on the national political scene, particularly as related to the presidential candidates\u2014and their supporters. Hotheaded and coolheaded folk exist in both conservative and progressive camps, but it doesn\u2019t\u2019 take superior mental faculties to discern which side represents a more cool-brained approach to solving long-term problems. To stimulate your thinking, how about pondering this question: Would you assess our current president as a hotheaded or coolheaded leader? It\u2019s likely your answer will illustrate what type of brain you\u2019ve developed over a lifetime.\nThis psycho-emotional topic is also indirectly addressed in Chris Martenson\u2018s article, \u201cTensions Between US/NATO and Russia Are Flaring Dangerously\u201d (Views, second article). In the growing cold-war atmosphere that appears to be building between these powerful nations, Martenson fears that political and military leaders may err towards hot-brained responses. According to him, \u201cthere are 51 insane people (a least) in the US State Department that think attacking Russia directly would be a swell idea. . . . . I would certainly love to know the names of those individuals. I\u2019d bet good money that the list is heavily stocked with neocons.\u201d He says the punch line to it all is: \u201cWar with Russia is a distinct possibility, and US and NATO are increasing that risk through escalating provocation\u201d.\nAs if we didn\u2019t have enough to worry about in creating a resilient, sustainable world, now we have the presumed potential threat of warmongering to keep us on edge. This is an exciting time to be alive, that\u2019s for certain.\n> Resilience: Hot Brain Cool Brain (Albert Bates). Our cockeyed worldview has a concatenation of causes. We are products of the religious views of our parents. We inhabit a globalized culture that infantilizes us while it trains us to become dedicated followers of fashion. We like hearing the sound of our \u201cown\u201d voice in our heads. Add all that up and it amounts to simmering distrust. We are not at all prepared to delay gratification. Those who find themselves more often on the winning side \u2013 whether in athletics, business, politics or relationships \u2013 are those who have cool brains. They play the long game. Voting these days is like choosing between the hot faucet and the cold faucet, but only the hot faucet works.\n> Peak Prosperity: Tensions Between US/NATO & Russia Are Flaring Dangerously (Chris Martenson). As if there weren\u2019t enough crises to worry about in the world already, from shooting rampages to accelerating species loss, the US and NATO continue to \u2018poke the bear\u2019 and risk an outbreak of war with Russia. It\u2019s imperial hubris and petulance that seems to be driving the ship of state. That\u2019s a dangerous thing. The bottom line is this: If you\u2019re not already mentally and physically prepared for the prospect of a NATO/US war with Russia, you really should be. Perhaps the chances of outright war are still low on a relative scale, but the costs would be catastrophically high\u2014making this worthy of your attention. A low risk of a catastrophic outcome is the very reason we all buy insurance\u2014life, auto, and home. Not because we wish things to go wrong in our lives, but because they sometimes do nonetheless.\n> Post Carbon Institute: Tiptoeing Through The Renewable Energy Minefield (Richard Heinberg). While renewable energy can indeed power industrial societies, there is probably no credible future scenario in which humanity will maintain current levels of energy use (on either a per capita or total basis). Therefore, current levels of resource extraction, industrial production, and consumption are unlikely to be sustained\u2014much less can they perpetually grow. Further, getting to an optimal all-renewable energy future will require hard work, investment, adaptation, and innovation on a nearly unprecedented scale. We will be changing more than our energy sources; we\u2019ll be transforming both the ways we use energy and the amounts we use. The political roadblocks will be overwhelming. You can help by visiting the Our Renewable Future website.\n> MPR: A Map Of Where Your Food Originated May Surprise You (Jeremy Cherfas). Globally, foreign crops made up 69 percent of country food supplies and farm production. In the United States, diet depends on crops from the Mediterranean and West Asia, like wheat, barley, chickpea, almonds and others. Meanwhile, the U.S. farm economy is centered on soybeans from East Asia and maize from Mexico and Central America, as well as wheat and other crops from the Mediterranean. The U.S. is itself the origin of sunflowers, which countries from Argentina to China grow and consume. Global interdependence also extends to the future of crops \u2014 for example, to combat the threats of climate change and new pests and diseases.\n> Grist: Welcome To The Future, Where It\u2019s So Hot Roads Are Buckling (Katie Herzog). A heat wave in Minnesota recently saw temperatures reaching into the mid-90s. And while Minnesota is no stranger to extreme weather, the rapid temperature rise caused roads in the scorched state to buckle under the sun and send unsuspecting vehicles airborne, as CityLab reports. The pavement can expand under hot conditions, and when this happens quickly\u2014as it did on Highway 36 and Interstate 90\u2014segments of the road smash together and the roadway buckles. Last week\u2019s spike in heat caused the surface temperature of the road to hit between 120 and 125 degrees, according to the state DOT \u2014 plenty hot enough to stress out the roadways in Minnesota and neighboring South Dakota, which saw similar buckling. Buckling could be an indication of the hot and bumpy ride to come.\n> The Guardian: Could We Set Aside Half The Earth For Nature? (Jeremy Hance). If we don\u2019t change our ways, we will witness a mass extinction event that will not only leave our world a far more boring and lonely place, but will undercut the very survival of our species. E.O. Wilson, one of the world\u2019s most respected biologists, has proposed a radical, wild and challenging idea to our species: set aside half of the planet as nature preserves. Wilson writes in his new book, Half-Earth: Our Planet\u2019s Fight for Life. One of the world\u2019s most respected biologists, Wilson is known as the father of sociobiology, a specialist in island biogeography, an expert on ant societies and a passionate conservationist. \u201cWe are still too greedy, shortsighted, and divided into warring tribes to make wise, long-term decisions,\u201d Wilson warns in Half-Earth.\n> Star Tribune: School\u2019s Out. Now, For A Summer Before A Mind-Dimming Smartphone (Thomas Johnson). A teacher in the Minneapolis School District offers his assessment of students\u2019 addiction to smartphone technology. He dreads the negative effects on students\u2019 young minds from spending much of their free time staring passively at a screen, rather than engaging in the real world. He urges parents to create regular phone-free periods, limit their personal use as role models, and take periodic electronics-free vacations.\n> The Washington Post: The Atmosphere Has Hit A Grim Milestone \u2014 And Scientists Say We\u2019ll Never Go Back \u2018Within Our Lifetimes\u2019 (Chris Mooney). Scientists who measure and forecast the concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere said Monday that we may have passed a key turning point. Humans walking the Earth today will probably never live to see carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere once again fall below a level of 400 parts per million (ppm), at least when measured at the iconic Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii, where the longest global record of CO2 has been compiled. What the new study suggests is that those days are over \u2014 carbon dioxide will never fall below 400 ppm this year\u2014nor the next, nor the next. The reason is that the strong 2015-2016 El Ni\u00f1o event has pushed concentrations upward more than usual for a given year.\n> Think Progress: Greenland Hits Record 75\u00b0F, Sets Melt Record As Globe Aims At Hottest Year (Joe Romm). Last Thursday, Greenland\u2019s capital hit 75\u00b0F, which was hotter than New York City. This was the highest temperature ever recorded there in June \u2014 in a country covered with enough ice to raise sea levels more than 20 feet, It comes hot on the heels of the hottest May on record for the entire globe, according to NASA. As the map above shows, May temperature anomalies in parts of the Arctic and Antarctic were as high as 17\u00b0F (9.4\u00b0C) above the 1951-1980 average for the month. And this all follows the hottest April on record for the planet, which followed the hottest March on record, the hottest February on record, and the hottest January on record. NASA says there is a 99 percent chance this will be the hottest year on record \u2014 even though the current record-holder for hottest year, 2015, had blown out the previous record-holder, 2014.\n> Climate Central: Climate Impacts From Farming Are Getting Worse (John Upton). As signs emerge that the global energy sector is beginning to rein in what once had been unbridled levels of climate-changing pollution, new United Nations figures show pollution from farming is continuing to get worse. Greenhouse gases released from the growing of crops and livestock directly increased by a little more than 1 percent in 2014, compared with a year prior, the newly updated data shows. A growing global appetite for meat, particularly in countries whose economies are growing quickly, is helping to drive the growth in agricultural emissions of methane, which is a potent greenhouse gas. More than half of farming\u2019s direct climate impact in 2014 was caused by methane released by cows and other large livestock and from their manure.\n> Reslience: It\u2019s Happening: 2016 Is The Year Of Climate Disobedience (Kara Moses). We\u2019re only half way through it, but 2016 is a record-breaking year. The second week of May was extraordinarily spectacular, with records being smashed left right and center. As tens of thousands of people took direct action in the biggest ever global wave of civil disobedience targeting the world\u2019s largest fossil fuel infrastructure projects, energy produced from renewables soared to new heights while coal collapsed to an all-time low, multiple global temperatures records were smashed by the biggest margins ever and Arctic sea ice fell to its lowest ever extent for May.\n> Grist: France Ratifies U.N. Climate Deal. Your Move, Rest Of World. (Clayton Aldern). France has become the first global power to formally join the U.N. climate deal, after it was negotiated in Paris late last year. While 177 parties have signed the deal at the U.N. headquarters in New York so far, only 17 have gone all the way by ratifying the text in their home countries. To kick the agreement into action, 55 parties accounting for at least 55 percent of global emissions will need to ratify it. There\u2019s a catch with the French ratification, too: It won\u2019t count for anything if the rest of Europe doesn\u2019t do the same. The 28-member European Union negotiated and adopted the Paris Agreement as a bloc, and therefore must ratify it as such.\n> Ensia: Animals To Humans: Be Quiet, Already (Elizabeth Grossman). A growing body of research looking at the impacts of anthropogenic noise on various wildlife and even organisms without ears confirms that human-made noise is harmful to wildlife. Though it rarely directly maims or kills, anthropogenic noise\u2014including road noise\u2014is increasingly being recognized as a form of habitat degradation and source of stress that interferes with animals\u2019 health and wellbeing. According to scientists at the Scripps Whale Acoustic Lab, the background levels of anthropogenic ocean noise have doubled every decade over the past 60 years\u2014from commercial ship traffic, underwater oil and gas extraction, and other industrial or military activity. Even plants can be affected by changes in the acoustic environment through what biologists and ecologists call a cascade effect. The good news is that the acoustic environment can be restored with no lingering impacts.\n> Common Dreams: Landmark Study Shows Our Bodies Are Rife With Cancer-Causing Chemicals (Deirdre Fulton). The analysis from Environmental Working Group (EWG), based on more than 1,000 biomonitoring studies\u2014which measure the burden of certain chemicals present in the human body\u2014and other research by government agencies and independent scientists, found that up to 420 chemicals known or likely to cause cancer have been detected in blood, urine, hair, and other human samples. The presence of a toxic chemical in our bodies does not necessarily mean it will cause harm, but this report details the astounding number of carcinogens we are exposed to in almost every part of life that are building up in our systems.\n> Bloomberg: The World Nears Peak Fossil Fuels for Electricity (Tom Randall). The way we get electricity is about to change dramatically, as the era of ever-expanding demand for fossil fuels comes to an end\u2014in less than a decade. That\u2019s according to a new forecast by Bloomberg New Energy Finance that plots out global power markets for the next 25 years. Call it peak fossil fuels, a turnabout that\u2019s happening not because we\u2019re running out of coal and gas, but because we\u2019re finding cheaper alternatives. Demand is peaking ahead of schedule because electric cars and affordable battery storage for renewable power are arriving faster than expected, as are changes in China\u2019s energy mix.\n> Bloomberg: Cost Of Clean Energy Seen Nosediving Into The Next Decade (Anna Hirtenstein, Mahmoud Habboush). The cost of renewables technology is set to keep falling into the next decade, boosting the economic case for clean energy, according to an industry group. The average cost of electricity from a photovoltaic system is forecast to plunge as much as 59 percent by 2025, according to a report Wednesday by the International Renewable Energy Agency. The technology last year produced energy that was already 58 percent cheaper than it was in 2010, the Abu Dhabi-based industry group said.\n> Resilience: Green Taxi Cooperative: Building An Alternative To The Corporate \u201cSharing Economy\u201d (Michelle Stearn). The \u201cSharing Economy\u201d is comprised of corporations like Uber and Airbnb\u2014that don\u2019t actually do much sharing. But real alternatives that build community and cooperative ownership are under development across the country\u2014like Green Taxi Cooperative, an emerging worker-owned business in Denver, Colorado that just received the regulatory approval they need to launch the 800-driver strong cooperatively-owned and union-organized company. As Nathan Schneider and Trebor Scholz put it, the majority of the app-based services like Uber and Lyft provide a platform for \u201c\u2018collaborative consumption,\u2019 but not of control, real accountability, or ownership.\u201d Green Taxi Cooperative, by rooting ownership and control with the drivers themselves, is helping bring equity and sustainability to Denver\u2019s taxi scene.\n> Reuters: From Green Slime To Jet Fuel: Algae Offers Airlines A Cleaner Future (Staff). As airlines struggle to find cleaner ways to power jets and with an industry-wide meeting on CO2 emissions just months away, scientists are busy growing algae in vast open tanks at an Airbus site at Ottobrun, near Munich. The European aerospace group is part-financing the Munich Technical University project to grow algae for biofuel and, although commercial production is a long way off, hopes are high. Algae can grow 12 times faster than plants cultivated on soil and produces an oil yield about 30 times that of rapeseed.\n> Strong Towns: A Realistic Look At The Local Food Movement (Rachel Quednau). Incorporating a higher percentage of locally produced food from small-scale farms into our lives is important in the way that shopping at local businesses is important: because it keeps money in the community and it diversifies our economy. Local farms not only benefit the people who own them, but also tend to pay higher wages than huge agribusinesses, and they often treat land and crops in a more sustainable manner. The truth is that unless you live on or near a farm, or you\u2019re willing to eat the same 5-10 ingredients each day, you\u2019re probably not going to be able to afford a locally produced menu for every meal.\n> The Archdruid Report: Retrotopia: Diminishing Returns (John Michael Greer). This is the nineteenth installment of an exploration of some of the possible futures discussed on this blog, using the toolkit of narrative fiction. 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        "raw_content": "https://civilservice.blog.gov.uk/2015/10/12/volunteering-to-help-others-and-our-own-skills/\nVolunteering to help others and our own skills\nPosted by: Mark Sedwill, Posted on: 12 October 2015 - Categories: Civil Service Leaders\nMark Sedwill, Home Office Permanent Secretary\nHi. You probably know me as Permanent Secretary of the Home Office and you might know that, before this, I spent 25 years in international diplomacy, mostly in countries like Syria, Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan.\nYou probably don\u2019t know that, on 28 October, I will become the Chair of the Civil Service Lifeboat Fund. I am also a trustee of the HALO Trust (the international demining charity) and TeamRubicon UK (a new disaster relief charity).\nI was motivated to take on these volunteering opportunities because I am passionate about charities which save lives here in the UK and abroad, at sea or on land. The HALO Trust has a worldwide impact, which I saw for myself when I was in Afghanistan. HALO makes land safe so that children can play, families can grow food and lives can be rebuilt.\nTeamRubicon UK will deploy veterans from the Armed Forces to humanitarian disaster relief.\nRaising awareness of the Civil Service Lifeboat Fund\nAs incoming Chair of the Civil Service Lifeboat Fund, I face different challenges. My main task is to continue the work of my predecessor, Sir Peter Housden, to raise the charity\u2019s profile and impact. The Fund has been supporting the RNLI to save lives at sea since 1866. The Fund is the RNLI\u2019s longest standing supporter and one of its biggest contributors. Yet, despite this, there are still many public servants who have never heard of the Lifeboat Fund and its work.\nJohn Manzoni on the Civil Service Lifeboat appeal stand at Civil Service Live London 2015\nWe aim to raise over \u00a31m through the 150th anniversary period to buy a new Shannon lifeboat, mostly through payroll and pension giving across the public service.\nI\u2019m really proud of my involvement with these charities. I\u2019m learning a lot and they are an excellent antidote to the relentlessness of Whitehall. I know I\u2019m not alone in sharing my skills and giving my time to charity.\nThere are similarities for me in these roles with what we are trying to achieve in the wider Civil Service reform programme. In the Home Office we are making good progress on our priorities of improving digital, skills and engagement across our business. We have invested in developing operational and management skills, improved our IT resilience and are working to build our confidence in performance management and inclusion.\nThe third sector faces similar challenges and there is an opportunity to learn from each other and build effective business networks to increasingly deliver priorities together in the future.\nVolunteering benefits us all\nWhy do it? It\u2019s important that we all recognise the psychological and emotional benefits of giving (skills, time or money) to causes that resonate with us. In the Civil Service we have developed good skills in policy-making, operational delivery, delivering change in challenging times, communications and engaging with stakeholders, to name just a few.\nAs I recently said to colleagues at Civil Service Live in both Edinburgh and London, volunteering gives us the opportunity to contribute our skills and enthusiasm to key posts in the third sector, in order to help an exchange of expertise, build greater mutual understanding and encourage closer working. Now more than ever we rely on successful partnerships with international agencies, other governments, with local and devolved governments, and with the third sector. Volunteering is a great way to understand them better and earn their respect.\nJon Thompson: Volunteering finds a safe haven in the Civil Service\nTags: RNLI, Volunteering",
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        "raw_content": "Aaron Gordon trying to emulate championship culture through \u2018grind week\u2019 with Draymond Green\n\u201cGrind Week\u201d has been a customary part of Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green\u2019s offseason, as he and other NBA stars like Aaron Gordon, Robert Covington, Denzel Valentine, Brandon Rush, Beno Udrih, Noah Vonleh, Ian Clark, and Mario Chalmers, among others, compete in workout sessions and high-level pickup games, which could be a rarity in the offseason.\nGordon, who is fresh off sealing a long-term deal with the Orlando Magic as their franchise player, noted there are things to emulate from a player like Green, who has championship pedigree.\nThe 6-foot-9 high-flying forward participated in Grind Week for the first time, quickly seeing the benefits of it.\n\u201cDraymond is a champion,\u201d Gordon said, according to Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated. \u201cHe\u2019s been around championship culture. I wanted to see what it was like to be around somebody that has rings. It\u2019s high-level basketball here. A lot of pros are here.\u201d\nOthers, like Covington of the Philadelphia 76ers, come for the sake of some good hoops action, looking to keep himself in shape.\n\u201cI needed some good runs and to have a good time,\u201d said Covington. \u201cThis is what this is about. I am glad I came out.\u201d\nGordon will have a much larger task in his hands after a breakout season, now having to live up to his four-year, $80 million deal with the Magic and show why he was deserving of that money. If it all goes right, some of that championship mettle might just rub on the 22-year-old.\nRelated TopicsAaron GordonDraymond GreenMagicWarriors",
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        "raw_content": "A neglected determinant of health: Urban design\nLi (Danny) Liang is a second year medical student at the University of Toronto with a BEng degree and a deep interest in the intersection of urban design and health\nGrowing up in Toronto's suburbs, I slowly began to realize what was wrong with how much of the city is designed. Most of the neighborhoods outside of the downtown core are clearly designed for cars, instead of pedestrians and cyclists. Most neighborhoods in the suburbs, composed of a sea single detached houses with small oases of high-rises sprinkled in, are not very walkable nor bike-friendly. Getting from point A to point B by walking becomes a huge odyssey: it often took at least half an hour to walk to the nearest library, movie theatre, grocery store or community centre. The way the city is designed is also unfair from a social justice perspective, as most of the people living in the Toronto Community Housing apartments I lived in could not afford to drive. The overall low population density of Toronto's suburbs means that there is not enough ridership to justify building rapid transit to the clusters of high-rises in the suburbs that are drowned by single-family detached houses. As a result, people often taking more than an hour to get from high rise, low income neighborhoods like L'amoreaux, Malvern, Jane-and-Finch, Rexdale to downtown and to work by public transit, further perpetuating inequality.\nAs a result of the relatively low density brought on by cookie-cutter cul-de-sac neighborhoods, most people in Toronto drive. In addition, bike lanes are as rare to find in Toronto's suburbs as palm trees. Almost no one I knew ever biked to work or on errands; it was simply too unsafe without separated bike lanes. No wonder less than 15% of Canadians get the 150 minutes a week of exercise recommended to obtain optimum health benefits. Traveling to different cities across North America, this trend of car-oriented suburban sprawl was everywhere, and even worse in most other cities.\nAs I grew older, I started to see the connection between the way a city is designed and some of the most burdensome health conditions for Canadians, namely diabetes, obesity, stroke, depression and coronary artery disease. More and more studies are showing this connection. A study of over 8000 neighborhoods in Southern Ontario has shown that less walkable neighborhoods have absolute obesity and overweight rates of at least 10% more than more walkable neighborhoods. Another study has shown that an average male person living in a cul-de-sac suburb would be less than half as likely to get enough exercise and will likely weigh 10 pounds heavier than his identical twin living in a walkable downtown neighborhood.\nIn recent years, social determinants of health have become increasingly emphasized in Canadian medical education. However, a crucial determinant of health that is missing from the instruction is the effect of urban planning on health, as well as the role that physicians can and should play to shape how conducive to healthy living Canadian cityscapes are. In my first year of medical school at University of Toronto, there has been no mention of how the ways in which Canadian cities are designed are making people sick. Even when discussing the role physical environment plays, it was only in the context of air pollution and tobacco smoke instead of urban planning.\nThe health benefits of guaranteeing 30 minutes of moderate cardiovascular exercise per day are enormous. This level of exercise is associated with a 45% reduction in the risk of coronary artery disease, up to 69% reduction in the risk of stroke, 50% reduction in progression to dementia and Alzheimer's in elderly patients, 47% reduction in depression rates, 30-40% reduction in the risk of colon cancer, and 58% reduction in progression to Type II diabetes in patients at high risk, just to name a few.\nAnd the most efficient way to guarantee adequate exercise on the population level is to build it into peoples' daily lives by making cities more conducive to active living, so that more people walk and bike to work, school and errands. Studies show that the vast majority of people who commute by bike get the over the 30 minutes of exercise per day that is needed every week to stay healthy. We can follow the examples of cities like Amsterdam, where over 60% of all trips are done by biking (5). Urban design health interventions also make sense from an economic perspective. A recent study on new bike lanes installed in New York City show that investments in bike lanes costs an average of $1300 per quality-adjusted life year gained, which pales in comparison to the $20000 to $100000 per QALY for treatments of many long term illnesses. Other studies have shown that every $1 invested in bike infrastructure leads to an average of $13 in health benefits.\nPhysicians can play a major role as health advisers and consultants to urban designers, a role that is currently largely missing in urban planning. By encouraging more physicians to play such a role, we can make current cities more conducive to active living by designing more and better infrastructure for active living, as well as making our streetscape more enjoyable for pedestrian and cyclists. In addition to revitalizing existing neighborhoods, with the population of the Greater Toronto Area growing by 100 000 every year, there is huge potential for physicians to help plan future neighborhoods so that active living can be built into our urban fabrics.\nBy incorporating the importance of urban design into our medical curricula and increasing the role physicians play in urban planning, we can make future neighborhoods more conducive to peoples' health, and as a result, vastly improve the quality of lives of all Canadians as well as decrease the burden that chronic diseases place on the Canadian health care system. Let's make our cities healthier! Let's add our voices to the way Canada cities are planned. Let's add urban planning to the health conversation!\nPosted in Reflections. Tags: active lifestyle, bike friendly, Danny Liang, Li Liang, population health, social determinants of health, urban planning, walkability on December 10, 2016 by CMAJ.\n\u00ab Podcast: Life with severe chronic pain A primary care research success story \u00bb\n2 thoughts on \u201cA neglected determinant of health: Urban design\u201d\nDear Li,\nThe important point, I believe you are missing, is the sheer depth of the popular desire to enjoy the autonomous freedom and economic benefit of driving a personal automobile.\nThis desire has two parts. The first concerns quality of life.\nI quite understand your critique of life in a multi-apartment structure situated, literally, in the middle of nowhere, for a person who possesses no independent transportation. (In fact, a friend of mine recently purchased such a building and is learning from hard personal experience just how difficult it is to rent those units.) However, as soon as we add a personal automobile to the equation, the portrait is magically transformed. The false bargain that my friend thought he was making on the apartment building is a very real bargain for a person desirous of owning their own home: the land is vastly less expensive ; the taxes are a fraction of core urban taxes ; and that highway access ramp which appears as such an eye-sore beside the high-rise apartment building, becomes, \u2014 for the home-owner/car-driver \u2014 a magical instant access point to any destination or opportunity, near or far, North, South, East or West. And of course, our specimen Homo-Automobilus is living in a space much larger and much more comfortable ; which he/she can modify to his/her own specifications ; which costs less than the price of even the smallest condo in town ; which can be paid for with a mortgage that is less expensive than rent for even the shabbiest apartment ; which has the positive asset value of capital invested ; and above all, which is surrounded by its\u2019 own yard and garden ! In my own personal experience, no one who has ever tasted this kind of independence and dignity in life (aside from children temporarily immersed in the student-single-childless-couple scene) will ever voluntarily renounce it.\nAnd the second aspect to the \u201cdream\u201d is purely practical.\nHonesty would force any objective observer to concede that there are not now, and can never be, sufficient employment opportunities in the urban core to provide work for all the people who already live there (let alone the tens of thousands of new arrivals shoe-horned in on a yearly basis). And even those jobs are often held by people who arrive by car. However, even the notion of commuting into town has became less important (unless you happen to be a lawyer or a banker) because major enterprise, riding the same techno-sociological wave, began long ago to locate in outer urban areas where land prices, taxes, regulations and polyvalent transportation links have made the cost of business much lower and post-urban workers can always be relied on \u2013 given the choice \u2014 to simply appear, magically, from whatever areas they choose to inhabit, at the wheel of their own personal automobiles.\n(My own son currently lives in Montreal, and he reverse-commutes to the exterior, about two hours per day, back and forth to his job. But then, he actually has a job, fresh out of school, whereas the same job market in town is totally saturated, and his fully urbanized ex-classmates are simply twiddling their thumbs. The car has thus become an essential tool. Its\u2019 purchase price is simply the investment required to hold gainful employment.)\nThe key word, here, is \u201cchoice\u201d. Given the \u201cchoice\u201d, rational active people will simply refuse to live in a vast waste land of government assisted poverty, (however functionally and aesthetically improved by well-meaning planners spending public funds). They will refuse to live where there is no work (and where there can never be a sufficient source of work) without the means to go where that work is located, which is to say: a car and easy in-out highway access. And they will also refuse to be squashed into tiny living quarters, with their children cooped up like house cats, or alternatively roaming the urban landscape like stray dogs.\nThis is not speculation on my part: These same active and rational people HAVE chosen. The current paradigm of light density single dwelling communities has deep roots and shows no sign of spontaneously changing. Vehicle ownership by household continues to increase, in Canada, (1.43 in 2000 to 1.5 in 2015). The stark fact, then, is that social managers could not possibly change the current operation of rational choice without applying coercive force well beyond the accepted parameters of our democratic society.\nIn other words, I believe that urban planners, operating within the real world, must fundamentally embrace the automobile along with the economically active people who drive them. To obstinately behave otherwise, is to guarantee the creation of large urban enclaves of poverty where dependant populations are artificially warehoused outside of the real economy.\nAnd on a closing note of heretical irony : If even a small part of the money currently spent on mass transit were rationally used to subsidise low income car ownership, both quality of life and the practical benefits of work would be extended dramatically.\nEd Bourque\nYou make a lot of good points.\nHowever much planners want urban density and the idyllic live and work situation downtown for everyone, there are realities that conflict with this utopia.\nFirstly, most commutes these days are suburb- to suburb. Also, vast economic inequality has resulted in urban housing often just accessible the subsidized poor and the well-off, and many middle class people move as far out as they need to to buy a house, a nicer car, and raise a family. The neglected population is actually the scraping-by working class that end up in the worst of both worlds on the urban fringe. This area does not have the transit options that the downtown has, and they don\u2019t have the car ownership rates that the suburbs do.. resulting in the wonderful life of taking the bus from fringe to fringe neighborhood for one or two jobs!\nI wish that cities could negotiate this situation a bit better, because life is simply better when you have reliable transportation.",
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        "raw_content": "We Mourn the Passing of an American President\nAs a Nation, we pause to mourn the passing of George Herbert Walker Bush, the forty-first President of the United States, on November 30, 2018.\nHis storied life was filled with accomplishment. When he volunteered for duty in the Second World War, George Bush was the youngest aviator in the U.S. Navy. He flew 58 combat missions while defending our country\u2019s freedom. After returning home and completing his education, raising a family, and starting a business, his life of public service resumed. First, as a member of Congress, then as Ambassador to the United Nations, Chief of the United States Liaison Office in China, Director of Central Intelligence, Vice President, and, finally, as President of the United States.\nGeorge Bush brought to the White House a devotion to American values and a steadfast determination to guide the United States toward becoming \u201ca kinder, gentler nation.\u201d In his Inaugural Address, he pledged to use American strength as \u201ca force for good.\u201d He was true to his word. With his steady leadership, George Bush guided our country through the successful and peaceful end of the Cold War and into the period of prosperity that followed.\nIn honor of his life of dedication, Wednesday, December 5, 2018, has been declared a National Day of Mourning throughout the United States. On that day, Carrington offices in the U.S. will be closed for a paid holiday, that we might ponder the remarkable legacy and pay our respects to the memory of President George H.W. Bush. We invite Carrington Associates to join the many millions of people around the world who share our grief in this solemn observance.",
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        "title": "Vince Lombardi | Code and Football",
        "raw_content": "Posted by foodnearsnellville under Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Football, Green Bay Packers, History and Biography, Xs and Os | Tags: Alex Gibbs, Chris Brown, Clark Shaughnessy, Don Faurot, double wing, option, Paul Brown, single wing, spread offense, spread option, triple option, Urban Meyer, Vince Lombardi, zone read, zone run |\nIt\u2019s an easy thing to say and claim, that any offense that has a quarterback 4-5 yards back from the line of scrimmage and that has a running orientation must descend from the single wing formation. In the case of the spread option, I don\u2019t know how comfortable I am with this idea. For one, the name spread option suggests a lineage that comes from the spread itself, or the shotgun, which Y.A. Tittle once compared to the short punt formation.\nMany teams had put the quarterback in a Short Punt Formation before, but Hickey\u2019s version apparently caught everyone\u2019s fancy. It was an overnight sensation.\nThat, in a nutshell, is the idea I\u2019m interested in developing, that shotgun + option = spread option, and signs of single wing descent aren\u2019t in any sense as easily proven as people claim.\nA point, critical in thinking about this, is how someone like Urban Meyer or Gus Malzahn could have been taught single wing principles in the first place. By the early 1970s, when I first became aware of football, the single wing was a dead offense. The single wing was functionally obsoleted by 1940. Fritz Crisler and the invention of platooning notwithstanding, Clark Shaughnessy\u2019s version of the T was just too explosive for the old single wing to survive. By the 1970s, the only formation where the quarterback wasn\u2019t behind center was the shotgun, and the shotgun, in those days, was primarily a passing formation.\nBy contrast, the single wing was a poor downfield passing formation. Linemen were all squished together, perhaps 6 inches apart. A \u201cflexed\u201d end, as Knute Rockne might have put it, was no more than a yard away from this compatriots. Play development was slow, as plays couldn\u2019t begin until the ball actually reached the tailback. The centers of the 1930s hiked the ball with their heads down, looking at the person they hiked it to. This was necessary because they could hike it to any one of three people. Blind hikes, freeing the center to block, weren\u2019t common until the Shaughnessy T. And to quote Dana X. Bible:\nExcept for the spinner cycle, it does not afford much opportunity for deception.\nNow, to note, as the site Hickock Sports points out, there really were 5 formations in common use before the Shaughnessy T came into prominence, and those included the double wing, the short punt, the Notre Dame box, and the old T formation (played largely by the Chicago Bears). We\u2019ll show some photos of the double wing and the short punt from Dana\u2019s book, followed by a sample of a spread option formation.\ndouble wing formations\nShort Punt formation\nA modern spread option formation\nSo of the formations above, which does the modern spread option most resemble? The \u201cA\u201d version of the double wing, by my eyes.\nWhat passing trends are of note between the 1930s and today? A more aerodynamic ball, and the ability to pass anywhere behind the line of scrimmage (rule change, 1933) helped power a ever growing passing explosion into the 1940. In the 1950s, Paul Brown introduced timing patterns, by carefully watching how Don Hutson played. The late 1950s gave us, via Johnny Unitas and Raymond Berry, the 2 minute drill. The 1960s gave football Sid Gillman and his foray into attacking the whole field. In the 1970s, the Dallas Cowboys revived the shotgun, and one of the elements introduced then was a blind shotgun hike. Get to the early 1980s, and the more wide open passing games of the San Diego Chargers and later, the Washington Redskins, and formations (pro I, pro T) that were almost etched in stone begin to evolve. Also, in the 1980s, the West Coast Offense emerged, and the ideas of stretching a passing defense horizontally, and further, that passing can substitute for running as a ball control weapon. By the late 1990s and into the 2000s, \u201cace\u201d backfields became more common, the shotgun was used more and more. And as teams pushed for more and more wideouts, to spread the defense, to get defenders to cover more and more of the field, the counterbalancing question began to emerge: how do I get more running out of an essentially passing formation?\nConsider the running game, from single wing to now. The single wing excelled in power off tackle running, perhaps exemplified by the cutback. Blocking was sustained, double teams by the wingback and tackle forming a crucial part of the game. Once the Shaughnessy T was introduced, blocks weren\u2019t nearly as enduring. Away from the play, brush back blocks were enough. Because the blocks were fast, and the play started earlier (blind hikes), the game became faster.\nThe single wing cutback later formed the archetype for the Green Bay sweep. But nuances introduced around this time span include area or do-dad blocking, and the whole notion of running to daylight.\nThe option itself dates back as far as Don Faurot and the Split T offense he developed for Missouri. With Don\u2019s notion of keying off unblocked defenders, and getting the ball to the man the opposition can\u2019t defend, football now had a running game that resembled a 2 on 1 fast break in basketball. This was only reinforced when the wishbone triple option, created by Emory Bellard, became a dominant offense in the late 1960s \u2013 early 1970s. Adding zone run concepts a la Alex Gibbs (check out, for example, John T Reed\u2019s zone run entry in his dictionary) to unblocked keys leads to the zone read:\nThe first read of a \u201czone-read,\u201d it will be recalled is by the quarterback: he reads the backside defensive end, who typically goes unblocked in a zone-rushing scheme to free up blockers for double-teams on the frontside. If the defensive end sits where he is or rushes upfield, the quarterback simple hands the ball off to the runner. But if he chases the runningback, the quarterback pulls the ball. On the base zone-read, the quarterback just looks for any crease to the backside.\nThe zone read is the backbone of the spread option, and simply put, the option, much less the blocking patterns of the zone read, didn\u2019t exist back in 1936.\nQ: If the two offenses don\u2019t come from a common origin, why so many apparent commonalities?\nIn explanation, consider how in biology there are cases of convergent evolution. Though of unrelated origin, the eye in squids and mammals are very structurally similar, with the interesting exception that the squid eye, nerves are wired to the retina in the back, while with mammals, the retina is wired to the nerves in the front. Often, little details tell the story when distinguishing lineages.\nOr, as Chris Brown, of Smart Football, has said when examining pretty much this same question:\nCertainly, the coaches who developed today\u2019s modern offenses, like Rodriguez and Malzahn, did not spend their time meticulously studying the single-wing tapes of yesteryear. Instead, if there are similarities it\u2019s because those coaches stumbled onto the same ideas through trial and error.\nUpdate: Coach Wyatt has a nice summary of direct snap formations (and some history) at this link\nNFL books \u2013 \u201cThe Glory Game\u201d, by Frank Gifford\nPosted by foodnearsnellville under Books and Articles, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, Indianapolis Colts, New York Giants | Tags: 1958 NFL championship, Frank Gifford, Jim Lee Howell, Johnny Unitas, NFL, NFL championship, Raymond Berry, Tom Landry, Vince Lombardi, Weeb Ewbank |\nThere is a sense of embarrassment that pervades Frank\u2019s book, one that could perhaps be explained by the fact that David Halberstam was planning on writing a book about the 1958 NFL championship game. But it seems deeper than that. He talks about the salaries the pros made in the 1950s, the failures on the field, the sense of embarrassment that he couldn\u2019t win for his dad, his peripatetic childhood. As a focused study of the game, well, it isn\u2019t. It\u2019s an older man\u2019s book, broad in scope, a little rambling and talkative.\nAnd in that is the strength of the story, which captures a snapshot in time that doesn\u2019t exist anymore. No, I haven\u2019t read extensively about 1950s football, and for someone who hasn\u2019t, it can be a fascinating glimpse at their lives, the character of 1950s New York City. Further, Frank talks candidly about the failures in leadership of the period, strips away common myths about the way the champion Giants worked, and in doing so, exposes the growing character of two towering football figures, Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry.\nCowboys fans might find this bit of text fascinating:\nFor my first two years , I played defense more than offense, which meant I was playing with Landry, who was even then a player-coach. So I knew how rigid, strict, and unyielding he was as a coach.\nActually, in one game against the Redskins, I made an interception and lateraled the ball to Tom, who ran it in for a touchdown. On the following Tuesday, we watched the film.\n\u201cGifford, was that the coverage?\u201d\n\u201cI know, Tom, but they were in a Brown right, L-split,\u201d I started to explain, \u201cand-\u201d\n\u201cThere are no \u2018buts'\u201d\n\u201cThere are no what-ifs\u201d\nIf you didn\u2019t play the defense Tom\u2019s way, end of conversation.\n\u201cHe had a computer mind\u201d, is how Huff remembers Landry. \u201cHe studied the opposition\u2019s offensive frequencies in various situations, and he taught them, and you studied them. He\u2019d always say, \u2018You have to believe, You gotta believe. I\u2019ll put you in position to make the play, trust me.\u2019 If you weren\u2019t in position, and making the moves he\u2019d given you, he\u2019d give you \u2018The Look\u2019. He didn\u2019t have to say anything: you could read his mind, and what he was saying was \u2018You dumb-ass.'\u201d\nVince Lombardi? Gifford expresses a great deal of skepticism about Lombardi\u2019s portrayal in Maraniss\u2019s book, because Frank never saw Lombardi as dictator. Lombardi was, Gifford claimed, a much more approachable man when Vince was their offensive coach.\nAnd so it goes. The book is peppered with those kinds of details. As an example, Lenny Moore always kept a miniature bible in his thigh pad. Perhaps the most evocative writing is a description of the 1950s New York City night life, dominated by saloons, and the search for places where someone could pick up some or all of the player\u2019s tab. After such a fine bit of work on the times, the setting, the game itself tends to fade into the background. 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        "raw_content": "The unfailing way to be happy, always\nBecoming happy is all about making a decision, one that you will stick to, come what may\nThe highest spiritual path is life itself. If you know how to live daily life, it all becomes a liberating experience. To begin with, you have to realise that you really only have one choice in this life, and it\u2019s not about your career, whom you want to marry, or whether you want to seek God. People tend to burden themselves with so many choices. But, in the end, you can throw it all away and just make one basic, underlying decision: Do you want to be happy, or do you not want to be happy? It\u2019s really that simple.\nAre you ready to give yourself that choice\nLet\u2019s say you\u2019ve been lost and without food for days, and you finally find your way to a house. You can hardly make it to the doorstep, but you manage to pull yourself up and knock on the door. Somebody opens the door, looks at you and says, \u201cOh my God! You poor thing! Do you want something to eat? What would you like?\u201d Now the truth is, you really don\u2019t care what they give you. You just utter the word \u201cfood.\u201d And because you really mean it when you say you need food, it no longer has anything to do with your mental preferences. The same goes for the question about happiness. The question is simply \u201cDo you want to be happy?\u201d If the answer is really yes, then say it without qualifying it. After all, what the question really means is \u201cDo you want to be happy from this point forward for the rest of your life, regardless of what happens?\u201d\nNow, if you say yes, it might happen that your wife leaves you, or your husband dies, or the stock market crashes, or your car breaks down on an open highway at night. Those things might happen between now and the end of your life. But if you want to walk the highest spiritual path, then when you answer yes to that simple question, you must really mean it. It\u2019s not a question of whether your happiness is under your control. Of course it\u2019s under your control. It\u2019s just that you don\u2019t really mean it when you say you\u2019re willing to stay happy. You want to qualify it. You want to say that as long as this doesn\u2019t happen, or as long as that does happen, then you\u2019re willing to be happy. That\u2019s why it seems like it is out of your control. Any condition you create will limit your happiness. You don\u2019t have to learn Sanskrit or read any scriptures. You don\u2019t have to renounce the world. This is truly a spiritual path, and it is as direct and sure a path to awakening as could possibly exist.\nThe path to happiness is all about choices\nOnce you decide you want to be unconditionally happy, something inevitably will happen that challenges you. This test of your commitment is exactly what stimulates spiritual growth. In fact, it is the unconditional aspect of your commitment that makes this the highest path. It\u2019s so simple. You just have to decide whether or not you will break your vow. When everything is going well, it\u2019s easy to be happy. But the moment something difficult happens, it\u2019s not so easy. You tend to find yourself saying, \u201cBut I didn\u2019t know this was going to happen. I didn\u2019t think I\u2019d miss my flight. I didn\u2019t think Sally would show up at the party wearing the same dress that I had on. I didn\u2019t think that somebody would dent my brand-new car one hour after I got it.\nThe purpose of your life is to enjoy and learn from your experiences. You were not put on Earth to suffer\nThings are going to happen. The purpose of your life is to enjoy and learn from your experiences. You were not put on Earth to suffer. You\u2019re not helping anybody by being miserable. 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        "raw_content": "Author Archives: corinneclinch\nThis is Africa [Guest Post by Nicola Bulled]\nAugust 12, 2013 corinneclinch 1 Comment\nMy anthropologist friend Nicola was in Thohoyandou with us for a short time, but her critical eye and very unique perspectives made quite the impression on me. I hope to write more later on what I\u2019ve learned about humanitarian aid, but below are some of Nicola\u2019s thoughts on public opinions of Africa. If you\u2019d like to read more, it reminds me of something I wrote last summer.\nUpon arriving at my rather dismal, what some describe as \u201cghetto,\u201d accommodation in the burgeoning city/town of Thohoyandou , Limpopo Province, South Africa, my apparent discomfort was frequently met by the phrase, \u201cThis is Africa!\u201d As an African, a South African, I find the dismissive phrase disheartening at best, derogatory at worst. What exactly do people mean by the words, \u201cThis is Africa\u201d?\nWe often forget that Africa is a very large continent. The total land area of the United States of America, China, India, most of Europe, and Central America together are not as large as the 58 countries that make up Africa. Just as the United States is distinct from India or China, so is North Africa distinct from southern Africa, East Africa from West Africa. Indeed, Africa is full of contradictions in race, ethnicity, religion, economic status, politics, and culture. In South Africa, shopping malls host stores selling products of Italian fashion designers, and grand houses line the streets with the latest in luxury interior design, all hidden behind high walls, electric fences, and security gates. The South African president has erected multi-million dollar homes for his wives and his post-presidential years. Yet, while some people live a life of luxury, many more continue to living in townships and squatter camps and \u2018ghettos\u2019 with road signs and scrap materials used to build makeshift shelters. They depend on communal water sources and ablution facilities and have limited, if any, electricity.\nWhat then \u201cis Africa\u201d? Perhaps the shear contradictions, the vast inequities within communities, countries, and the continent is \u201cAfrica.\u201d Do we accept the deterioration of public buildings due to laziness or allow corruption and the inappropriate distribution of resources? Do we accept that Africans fail to voice their concerns and give up their right to vote because they feel that no one is listening and their fate remains in God\u2019s hands? Do we just stand back and watch Africans and the African continent get raped, pillaged, and murdered, because after all, \u201cthis is Africa\u201d?\nRather than accepting the inequities and injustices that Africa and Africans have endured for centuries with a simple and dismissive statement, is it not the time to start asking, \u201cWhat is Africa?\u201d It\u2019s time to ask, \u201cWhat do we want Africa to be?\u201d Anyone that has had the good fortune to stand in the midst of the collective African voice in song understands the strength of Africa. Africa must no longer be disenfranchised; Africans must have a voice that refuses conditions of deprivation and oppression from national or global leaders. Following the call of US President Barack Obama, as global citizens we must ensure that Africa becomes much more than just \u201cthis.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Contact Queens & Nassau County NY Criminal Defense Attorney Stephen Bilkis & Associates\nNew York Order of Protection Defense\nAny New York Criminal Attorney will tell you that in New York State there are only 3 places to go to get an Order of Protection (in some other states they refer to an Order of Protection as a Domestic Restraining Order). The New York Criminal Court, Supreme Court Matrimonial part and the New York Family Courts are the only courts with the authority to issue an Order of Protection.\nFor the purposes of the article our Criminal Defense Lawyers will focus on the Criminal Court. After a defendant is facing a Criminal charge that involves an act of violence or the threat of violence, a Criminal Court Judge will issue a temporary Order of Protection. The Criminal defendant's Criminal Lawyer will tell him/her that this Order of Protection will last until the next court date. There are 2 types of Orders of Protection. The first is a full order, which is also referred to as a \"stay away order.\" The full order requires the Criminal defendant to have no contact with the complaining witness, which includes no contact through third parties. The defendant is also to stay away from the home, business, school or any place the complaining witness is known to frequent. If the Order is violated, the New York Police will arrest the defendant and he will face the additional Criminal charge of Contempt of Court for failing to obey a Court Order. The Police and the District Attorney can charge the defendant with Criminal Contempt of Court in the 2nd degree for knowingly violating the Court Order which is an A Misdemeanor. Depending on the severity of the violation of the Court Order, the Criminal defendant can be charged with Criminal Contempt in the 1st degree, which is an E Felony.\nThe Limited Order of Protection prohibits the defendants from trying to intimidate, harass or threaten the complaining witness. However, the parties can have contact, co-habitat and communicate freely as long as the there is no harassment in violation of the order of protection. Again, if this order is violated the defendant can face the aforementioned Criminal Contempt charges for Contempt of Court.\nOrders of Protection can have varying duration. For example the Temporary Orders of Protection that exists during an ongoing Criminal Case last only until the next court date. The judge then determines whether the temporary Order of Protection (TOP) should be reissued at each court date. At the conclusion of a New York Criminal Case a Judge may order an Order of Protection, which expires in a year to one that is a Permanent Order of Protection and never expires. This all depends on the Criminal conviction and the potential future threat to the complaining witness. In New York the Criminal Defense Lawyer does have the right to ask for a hearing to contest the Temporary Order of Protection. Depending on the facts that surround the case, it may present itself as a benefit to the Criminal case because the defense may get the opportunity to question prosecution witnesses before the trial.\nIf you are the subject of an Order of Protection or are charged with Criminal contempt of Court for violating an Order of Protection in a Criminal case, it is imperative that you retain a skilled and knowledgeable New York Criminal Lawyer to defend your rights. The Criminal Lawyers at Stephen Bilkis & Associates, PLLC have handled Order of Protection cases throughout New York City and Long Island. Whether it's in NYC, including Brooklyn, The Bronx, Staten Island, Queens or Manhattan or Long Island which includes Nassau County and Suffolk County. Each New York Criminal Lawyer at Stephen Bilkis & Associates, PLLC stands ready to help you. We offer a free consultation. Take advantage of our legal counsel and call us at 800.696.9529 or contact us online. When it matters call Stephen Bilkis & Associates, PLLC.\nFree Consultation | New York Order of Protection Defense | NY Crime Lawyer Stephen Bilkis & Associates",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Stage\u2019 experiences to make your brand stand out from the crowd\nJohn Aves\nA new breed of company has emerged that is \u2018staging\u2019 experiences to engage customers and make their brand stand out from the crowd.\nAlmost 20 years ago Joseph Pine and James Gilmore welcomed us to the experience economy in their Harvard Business Review article. They pointed out that as services become commoditised, the opportunity is for companies to \u201cstage\u201d experiences to differentiate themselves from the competition. Experiences they say are different from services. Services may be customised, meet a need and provide a benefit for the customer but experiences connect emotionally and create a memorable event that can be charged for, either as a stand-alone element of the customer proposition or as a justification for premium pricing. Theme parks, restaurants and British Airways in its heyday saw the value in creating an experience that transcends the provision of product or service. BA sought to differentiate itself by using its core offering \u2013 air travel \u2013 as a \u2018stage\u2019 for the creation of a travel experience that provided an exciting respite from the mundane, sometimes frenetic rhythm of daily life.\nWhilst we may not have seen the explosion in the experience economy that Pine and Gilmore thought 20 years ago might happen, there is however, a new breed of company that, in the last decade, has moved into the world of experience as a route to competitive advantage.\nOne such company is IKEA which I featured in a blog last year. They built a pop up restaurant in Shoreditch, east London and the climbing wall to mark the opening of their new store in Clermont-Ferrand, France (all created with IKEA products). Both are examples of experiences they staged to build a more intense, more emotional connection by having customers \u2018play\u2019 with the products IKEA sell in its stores.\nO2, the mobile telecoms provider also saw the opportunity to go beyond the provision of a price plan and a mobile handset. O2 introduced its Priority access to sporting events and music concerts at O2 arenas for loyal, high value customers. The success of its experience strategy is shown by every measure you could study at that time. O2 became the market leader in the UK with the highest net promoter scores, market leading profitability and award after award as one of the best places to work.\nCompanies are also turning to the staging of one off events, with a purpose driven theme, as a way of building trust and loyalty from their target market.\nVery, the online retailer joined with Liverpool City Council to celebrate Liverpool\u2019s nomination as European Capital of Culture by staging the world\u2019s largest catwalk fashion show in Liverpool city centre. More than 3,651 people sashayed down the catwalk in under four hours during the fashion show under the creative stewardship of renowned designer Wayne Hemingway. Those that took part included punks, goths, brownies, football fans, brides, gymnasts, local fashion designers and bloggers along with the general public.\nThe successful attempt generated more than 202 news articles, 164,000 Tweets and 93,500 Facebook posts. The event, part of a weekend of celebrations, attracted 200,000 visitors to the city with an economic impact of \u00a34.8m. It has also led to lasting relationships between Culture Liverpool and the community groups that took part.\nThe staging of experiences in the way that IKEA, O2 and Very have done requires bold leaders committed to providing the resources and cultivating an innovative culture focused on creating memorable experiences for customers. However useful large scale events are, memorable experiences are not only created through bold gestures and big investments. In our next blog I will look at the importance of the contact between front line staff and customers and what organisations need to do to ensure their people can deliver the magic every day.\nCP2 Experience\nJohn is passionate about customer experience as a strategy to drive customer loyalty, employee pride and profitable growth. He believes that every successful customer strategy needs to focus first on the people within the organisation. John's experience has enabled him to combine senior line management roles with that of a board level consultant, facilitator and advisor.",
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        "raw_content": "Hiring and promoting more women and minorities to management helped company move up to #40 on 2018 list\nIncreasing investments in a diverse supply chain ranked company #10 in the category\nWOONSOCKET, R.I., May 2, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- In recognition of its commitment to fostering a diverse workforce and inclusive workplace, CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) today announced that it has been named to DiversityInc's 2018 Top 50 Companies for Diversity list for the second consecutive year. The company's #40 ranking, up 10 spots from 2017, was announced last night during DiversityInc's signature event in New York.\n\"Being named to DiversityInc's Top 50 list is an honor for all of us at CVS Health. Addressing the country's most pressing health care challenges requires the very best our company has to offer,\" said Larry J. Merlo, President & Chief Executive Officer, CVS Health. \"Leveraging the diverse and unique talents of our colleagues is critical to meeting the needs of our customers and communities, and delivering on our purpose of helping people on their path to better health.\"\nCVS Health moved up on the Top 50 Companies for Diversity list due in part to hiring and promoting more women and minorities into mid-level and senior-level leadership roles throughout the company, compared to other Top 50 companies. In a continuing effort to expand its diverse supply chain, CVS Health also strengthened its focus on minority and women-owned businesses this year and was named #10 in Top Companies for Supplier Diversity by DiversityInc.\n\"We work hard at building a diverse workforce and inclusive environment at CVS Health, knowing that it helps us attract and retain strong talent. We have found that true innovation is enhanced when we seek out and include the diverse experiences and ideas of our customers, colleagues and communities,\" said David Casey, Vice President, Workforce Strategies, and Chief Diversity Officer, CVS Health. \"We'll continue to make even greater strides in building and sustaining a diverse and inclusive culture where all colleagues can contribute and succeed.\"\nThe DiversityInc Top 50 list, issued yearly since 2001, recognizes the nation's top companies for diversity management. These companies excel in such areas as hiring, retaining and promoting women, minorities, individuals with disabilities, LGBTQ and veterans.\nThis recognition is the latest in a series of third-party acknowledgments for CVS Health's commitment to supporting a diverse and inclusive workplace, including: FORTUNE'S Most Admired Companies; Corporate Responsibility Magazine's 100 Best Corporate Citizens; Human Rights Campaign's Top Places to Work for LGBT Equality; Military Times Best for Vets; the Bloomberg Gender Equality Index; and the Disability Equality Index's Top Places to Work.\nTo learn more about CVS Health's diversity management strategy, please visit cvshealth.com/diversity. To view the entire Top 50 list, visit www.diversityinc.com/top50.",
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        "raw_content": "CVS Health Research Institute Study Shows Value in Tailoring Medication Adherence Interventions to Specific Patient Populations\nWOONSOCKET, R.I., Aug. 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- A new study from the CVS Health Research Institute found that interventions to keep patients with common chronic conditions adherent is extraordinarily cost-effective. The study, published today in The American Journal of Managed Care, also found an even greater opportunity for cost-savings if medication adherence resources are focused on patients with three or more chronic co-morbidities, such as hypertension, diabetes and high cholesterol. In fact, a preliminary analysis shows that payers could save approximately $38-$63 million per 100,000 members by focusing resources on these specific patient populations.\n\"There is extensive evidence supporting the relationship between better adherence, improved health outcomes and reduced health care costs, but efforts to improve medication adherence, while effective, can be costly,\" said Troyen A. Brennan, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of CVS Health. \"We are now trying to better understand how to maximize health care resources to have the greatest impact on adherence and provide the maximum benefit for payers and patients. This research indicates that targeting adherence interventions to patients based upon their adherence history and co-morbidities would result in greater cost-savings and a better use of health care resources.\"\nResearchers reviewed de-identified medical and pharmacy claims data of more than 1.2 million patients with at least one of three chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol, over a two year period. The study found that the best strategy was to focus on the patients who are adherent and keep them adherent. For example, a patient with hypertension who was initially adherent, but became non-adherent, spent an additional $2,663 on medical care. In addition, the researchers found that the number of co-morbid conditions directly influenced the magnitude of cost savings when adherence behavior improved. In fact, patients with three or more chronic conditions had up to seven times greater savings than patients with one or two conditions.\n\"Short-term changes in adherence can have a meaningful and immediate impact on health care costs, and this kind of research is important in helping our clients understand the value of medication adherence and where the greatest cost-savings opportunities exist for their member populations when it comes to maintaining medication adherence,\" said Jonathan Roberts, President of CVS Caremark, the pharmacy benefits manager (PBM) of CVS Health. \"We have a number of analytic tools that we use with our clients and offer adherence programs tailored for specific member populations to help improve health outcomes and deliver significant value for our clients.\"\nAt CVS Health, we leverage our analytic expertise across the enterprise to help PBM clients tailor and implement adherence interventions that have the greatest impact. For example, we use predictive analytics to help understand which patients are likely to be non-adherent and as a result, the most costly. In addition, we work with clients to target certain member populations who can most benefit from our adherence programs. In fact, we recently launched Care 1-on-1 , which connects members with multiple chronic conditions to a dedicated Pharmacy Care Team who is available 24/7 to support individual member needs, coordinate medication delivery and address their adherence challenges.\nHow to Make the Most of Adherence Interventions\nHow payors can ensure they are helping plan members who are in greatest need of adherence assistance.\nOptimizing Efficacy and Cost in RA Treatment\nOur research examines the utilization of lower-cost triple therapy versus expensive biologic options in clinical practice.\nA Better Way to Start Specialty Therapy\nOur Specialty Connect\u2122 program is making it easier and more convenient for specialty patients to start and stay on important medications.\nBreakthrough Cholesterol Drugs: Balancing Cost and Care\nHow will expensive, yet effective cholesterol-lowering drugs affect health care costs?",
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        "raw_content": "Hijacking the private sector: the GOP\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s final frontier\nWith the election a day away and the next commander in chief in the hands of the elusive undecided voter, the left and right are in an all-out fist-fight for the White House.\nAnd clearly the old saying stays true: all is fair in love and war.\nFresh off a well-crafted voter infringement scheme poised as a \u201ccrackdown on voter fraud,\u201d the GOP can add on another battle tactic to its resume: persuasion from\nIn the past few weeks, the country\u2019s top CEOs have sent their employees emails and letters laying out the consequences if President Barack Obama is re-elected.\nThese businessmen have been explicit in stating that if Obama gets a second term, employees can see an increase in their health insurance premiums, adecrease in their pay and a total lack of compay security.\nYou might wonder how we got to this point. 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UPW\u2019s independent use of its paid workforce to campaign for a federal candidate post-Citizen\u2019s United was not contemplated by Congress and, consequently, is not prohibited by either the Act or Commission regulations.\nThe FEC finalized this decision on Aug. 21., but an Ohio coal company had already put this idea into effect exactly on week earlier.\nOn Aug. 14, a rally for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was held at the Murray Energy Century coal mine in Beallsville, Ohio. Some 3,000 employees attended the rally but not completely out of their support for Gov. 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        "raw_content": "PDP Finally Reveals How President Buhari Will Lose In 2019\nJuly 23, 2018 PDP Finally Reveals How President Buhari Will Lose In 20192018-07-23T06:59:57+00:00 - Gossips - No Comment\nThe Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari \u201cnot to waste his energy on any cosmetic campaign for collection of Permanent Voter Card (PVC)\u201d because the failure of his administration has provided \u201cenough stimuli for Nigerians to fully participate in the 2019 election.\u201d\nPDP said the shock that awaits the President will be \u201can inescapable mortifying electoral loss\u201d in places he currently boasts of as his political stronghold across the country.\nA statement by Kola Ologbondiyan, PDP\u2019s spokesperson said \u201cPresident Buhari, by now, ought to have known that such theatrics, simulated by his handlers, cannot help his self-destroyed public image or reverse the determination of Nigerians to vote him out in 2019.\n\u201cThis is a leader who declared interest to contest, months ago, without talking about PVCs or engaging in any form of voter education, only for him to suddenly wake up to the reality of the mass wave of PVC collection by Nigerians, which signposts the inevitable electoral humiliation that awaits him and his party in 2019.\n\u201cThe sad issue is that President Buhari has refused to come to terms with the fact that Nigerians have since moved ahead of him. He does not need to urge them to get their PVCs. They have had enough of his administration with its associated economic hardship, nepotism, bloodletting, violence and killings, and are therefore eagerly collecting the cards with the singular aim of voting him out of office.\n\u201cIn fact, it appears that Mr. President just started hearing the drumbeat by Nigerians, expressing their dissatisfaction with his incompetence, as well as the corruption and insensitivity of his leadership to their plight as citizens.\n\u201cThe shock that awaits Mr. President will be an inescapable mortifying electoral loss in places he currently boasts of as his political stronghold as even the people around him today have since deserted him within and only waiting for 2019 to free themselves from the stranglehold of his misrule.\n\u201cMr. President should therefore prepare to accept defeat and to quit the stage for a new President, under the platform of the repositioned PDP, to bring unity, peace and economic prosperity to our nation.\u201d\nThe post PDP Finally Reveals How President Buhari Will Lose In 2019 appeared first on Naijaloaded | Nigeria's Most Visited Music & Entertainment Website.\nhttps://damiblog.com.ng/2018/07/23/pdp-finally-reveals-how-president-buhari-will-lose-in-2019/https://damiblog.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/muhammadu-buhari-700x525-1.jpghttps://damiblog.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/muhammadu-buhari-700x525-1-150x150.jpg 2018-07-23T06:59:57+00:00 Owoyomi DamilolaGossips\nThe Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has urged President Muhammadu Buhari \u201cnot to waste his energy on any cosmetic campaign for collection of Permanent Voter Card (PVC)\u201d because the failure of his administration has provided \u201cenough stimuli for Nigerians to fully participate in the 2019 election.\u201d PDP said the shock that...\n\u00ab \u201cI Am Guilty As Charged\u201d \u2013 Lagos Fake Medical Doctor Confesses\nTears As Osun Permanent Secretary\u2019s Son Commits Suicide By Hanging \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "It seems as if online dating websites have been out there since time immemorial simply because we are so accustomed to this type of service that we cannot imagine our life without it. Indeed, finding profiles of men and women with whom you have similar interests and who can possibly turn into your life partner is obviously an excellent chance for everyone to meet new people and find those who think the way you do and pursue similar goals. There is nothing new about the phenomenon of online dating, but the question is whether it is worthwhile to sign up at such websites and search for your potential partner online. If you are still wondering whether this would be your life-changing chance to find a close person, then we are here to bust all myths about such services and tell you what all this is about.\nEvidently, some people would claim that such companies offer their services not without an extra fee, but to our opinion, it is altogether worthwhile to pay for an opportunity to get in touch with someone you like, because it may change your entire life and serve a good way to find your close one. In order to understand whether online dating services are worth giving it a try, let\u2019s discuss the major benefits and shortcomings associated with dating companies.\nWhat\u2019s Good about Dating Services Online?\nYou will get in touch with lots of people from around the world and get a chance to share your vision and way of thinking with someone who has similar interests. On a positive note, online dating services allow you to get in touch with hundreds or even thousands of people who might turn out to be your life partner, which is especially useful in case you work or reside in an area where it is difficult to find a single person, or if your social circle is not too wide, and you find it hard to meet someone new. No matter which types of online dating services you use, whether it is a mobile application or a website, you will get a chance to communicate with a myriad of people from various corners of the globe and probably even find a person of your dream not necessarily in your homeland, but anywhere you like. The number of your potential partners is virtually unlimited as long as you are using services of online dating companies.\nOne can think of nothing more convenient and easy than online dating when it comes to finding a dating partner on the Internet. There is no need to search for your perfect match in the real-time setting simply because the Internet realm has made it possible to use a multitude of web-based dating resources compatible with both portable devices and desktop ones. All you have to do is go through registration, and you\u2019ll be all set to go hunting for your potential love partners as long as you have a strong desire to find a beloved person. Another aspect that makes online dating so convenient and user-friendly is the simplicity with which you can search for the person of your dreams. You may easily fill in the desirable age, appearance characteristics, as well as the hobbies you may share or some other points of interest that may intersect with your own ones. The system of online dating services will select the matching candidates on its own accord for you to choose the best-fitting one.\nThe best thing about all this is that online dating is not associated with any guesswork as you will get enough information about your possible partner using the profiles of men and women where all the details are specified. As such, you can communicate with anyone you find appropriate and find out more about their lives, beliefs and views so that your first date with the given person is unlikely to be disappointing in any respect. This is because you\u2019ll work out everything you need at the early stages of your communication, which will give you a chance to know your partner better and discover all negative and positive sides about them without any\nSo now you might be thinking that dating online is altogether not a bad undertaking, as long as you follow the rules and search for the matching partner with enough passion and sincerity. 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This is probably quite a significant shortcoming of online dating, which is nevertheless not a big problem as long as you have a sense of humor and are ready to continue your search no matter what.\nAnother drawback of online dating is the fact that you could miss out something important and be blinded by your own tastes and desires. To be more precise, even though you might be willing to specify what kind of person you are looking for and what kind of future spouse you want to have, you could stay focused on unnecessary things that will ruin the whole game, because sometimes we are looking for something that turns out to be not what we really wanted in reality. In fact, the major part of the happily married partners would tell you with much confidence that it is their values and common vision that make them stay together and support each other no matter what. By contrast, online dating services tend to concentrate on insignificant matters, such as your favorite foods or drinks, while the values of a person are not described to the fullest. This is exactly what makes some men and women give up the idea of finding a partner online, although it should not make you think that this venture is not worth giving a try because you\u2019ll never know unless you try.\nThere is more than that because most profiles of men and women available on the websites of online dating services do not tell everything a person might need to know before tying up with someone they like. Although most of such sites are trying hard to check data for accuracy and make sure you get full information about your potential mate, there are certain aspects that you will never get to know unless you come in close contact with someone you have chosen. These aspects include some patterns of behavior such as their personal hygiene or the way they communicate with other people. 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        "raw_content": "countdown central: the boston experience, a monkey on my back and wondering where i\u2019ll go next\n\u201cBe obscure clearly.\u201d ~E.B. White\nLately, it\u2019s felt like \u201ccountdown central\u201d in my head.\nFirst, I\u2019ve been counting down the days till the apartment lease is up in Boston.\nActually, by the time you read this, I\u2019ll be leaving town in less than 24 hours\u2026 (The plan was to take off next week, but due to some circumstances, gotta move out earlier than expected.)\nOne roommate has already moved out earlier this summer, so the gradual undoing of our living space (affectionately called \u201cthe frat house\u201d) in Boston\u2019s old Southie neighborhood has felt like a long time coming.\nBut where to next?\nWell, I\u2019m pit-stopping back in Rhode Island for a while, two or three months perhaps, in order to get the book launched and some other projects off and running. 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Writing Lead Without Followers has been far more stressful and arduous than I figured it would be.\nAfter all, I\u2019ve been thinking about writing this book for 3 years, and working my ass off to build an expansive digital platform to establish myself as being \u201cworthy\u201d of a literary agent and book contract with a traditional publishing house.\nNot surprisingly, the decision to self-publish and handle every facet of publication has felt like an incredible weight.\nThere\u2019s a monkey on my back, and I\u2019m ready to shoot the bastard.\n(No monkeys were harmed during the typing of that miniature, blog-confined outburst.) Just the other day, I somehow pulled a muscle in my upper back/neck area \u2014 a weird little injury that I attribute to an abundance of tenseness and anxiety built up in my shoulders and neck. Is a masseuse tax deductible?!\nWhy stress at all?\nWell, it comes from the difficult balance of self-imposed deadlines and pushing the book to its long-awaited publication, while remaining patient to ensure that the book will really be finished by the time it\u2019s published.\nOutside of pushing the envelope, I have some real deadlines now \u2014 i.e. speaking at American University this October, where Lead Without Followers will be required reading(!) for an undergraduate Political Science course \u2014 that obligate me to ensure that the book is published by October 1st, 2011 at the very latest.\nMy original goal of September 1 is now more likely the week of September 19-23, 2011. :)\nStresses aside, I\u2019ve really enjoyed writing the book.\nI\u2019m excited and ready for the best possible book to be done, polished, printed and to reach your hands. It\u2019s been a long time coming. I\u2019ve been working hard. 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        "raw_content": "The Center Announces Agreement to Launch New Program for LGBT Older Workers\nPalm Springs, CA \u2013 The LGBT Community Center of the Desert (The Center) has signed an agreement with Services & Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Elders (SAGE) to launch a new program for LGBT older workers, known as SAGEWorks, announced John O\u2019Connor, Executive Director of The Center.\nSAGEWorks is designed to provide crucial LGBT-affirming skills building workshops,\nonline resources and connections to potential employers, helping today\u2019s LGBT older adults to remain productive, vital, and contributing members of the nation\u2019s work force. A seven-week program, it is designed to:\nIncrease participants\u2019 technology and job skills to remain competitive in the modern work place\nHelp them gain a deeper knowledge and understanding of job search strategies as well as community-based employment resources\nAssist them in increasing their income, thereby improving their financial security and resources.\n\u201cWe are pleased to be working with SAGE to be able to offer SAGEWorks here in the desert,\u201d says O\u2019Connor. \u201cAge discrimination in the workplace is all too common, and can be just another layer for LGBT seniors who have faced a lifetime of stigma. The Center will be offering this program twice during the coming year and anticipates the first one to start in March.\u201d\nFunded nationally by the Walmart Foundation, SAGEWorks is also offered in New York, Chicago, St. Louis and Denver.\nIn October, 2011, became The LGBT Community Center of the Desert. The mission of The Center is to enrich the lives of the LGBT community. While maintaining and strengthening senior services as a SAGE affiliate, The Center has undertaken a transformation. Key areas of change are a major expansion of the counseling program, a youth crisis collaboration with the Trevor Project and more outreach to women, people of color and the transgender community.\nPrevious articleHumana\u2019s big winner Mike Wilson walks away with $1,008,000\nNext articleOld Globe Theatre Mounts Horton Foote Comedy About Avarice\nUP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH SUPERSTAR DOLLY PARTON\nCalifornia Woman 411, an Edgy\u2026Progressive\u2026Thought Provoking Talk Radio Show, hosted by writer/producer Dee Jae Cox, that showcases \u2018Women who Lead and Inspire\u2019, will feature...\nThe 20th Annual Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards Kick-off special at the Hard Rock Hotel\nThe 20th Annual Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards held a Kick-off special Hard Rock Hotel event on November 8th. This was an invitation only party...\nBella da Ball was honored with the 358th Star\nPhilanthropist, Humanitarian and Entertainer, Bella da Ball a.k.a. Brian Wanzek, was honored with the 358th Star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars on...\nThe Center that serves the Deserts LGBT Community held a gala \"The Center Stage\" concert at the Palm Springs Convention Center on October 30th....",
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        "raw_content": "The Dehumanization of Entrepreneurship Part 03: Signals\nThree signals that point towards this predicament, the end of perceivable problems, are identified: Knock-Off Products, Feature Companies, and Product-Enhancing Products. In the 20th Century, as Alan Kay states, we saw an abundance of innovation \u2013 the Personal Computer, the Pocket Calculator, the Xerox Machine, for example, are devices that disrupted our daily actions and routines. \u201cThey weren\u2019t contaminations of existing things. They weren\u2019t finding a need and filling it. They created a need that only they could fill.\u201d I argue that, made visible by these signals, the current landscape of innovation is driven by enhancing that which has already been innovated, as opposed to creating that which is new. These signals are identified through an analysis of the methodologies I have personally witnessed during my involvement in the entrepreneurial community in the United States as well as in my 5-year career as a designer and strategist that has allowed me to assist over 200 start-ups launch their products and services to the public. The process of building these relationships has provided an intimate lens into the intentions of modern entrepreneurs, as well as the aspirations of their technologies \u2013 for better, or worse.\nKnock-Off Products: Knock-off products and services, perhaps the most publicly recognizable sign of the end of human-induced entrepreneurship, is an active strategy in the development of business within both the \u201cas-seen-on-TV\u201d and web application sectors. Take Groupon, for example. With more than 115 million subscribers, the company pioneered the \u201cdaily deal\u201d online platform, but is far from existing as a one-of a-kind.\nShortly after their launch, as is the case with any new web service, the competitors began to pour in: LivingSocial, Yipit, Scoutmob, Fab, Savored, Google Offers\u2026 and the list goes on. The \u201celevator pitch\u201d I hear from entrepreneurs with these kinds of desperate aspirations sound something like this: \u201cYou know, like [insert pioneering company\u2019s name], but with [insert minor difference].\u201d This regurgitative method of business design comes from a desperation amongst entrepreneurs to start something without the ability to identify a new, specific, need to intervene with their product or service.\nFeature Companies: Feature companies, the archetypal \u201csell-out,\u201d are enterprises designed for acquisition. The designer of a feature company studies the big hitters in the internet and technology industries (facebook, Microsoft, Google, etc.) with the intention of discovering a void in an existing product or service to design for. That void, or \u201cfeature\u201d is transformed into a new product or service, and becomes the sole focus of the start-up. The intention, upon launch, is to offer it for sale to the mamma company upon launch. This method of business design is common amongst serial entrepreneurs, a breed of individuals with no interest in the longevity of their enterprise. I argue this signal, another proof to the conspiracy put forward in this thesis, is a kind of surrender to the mammoth corporations that run Silicon Valley. If you can\u2019t beat \u2018em, get bought by \u2018em.\nProduct-Enhancing Products: Take a walk into any Apple store, and you will find hundreds of products that have been designed by third-party vendors to make Apple products better. These companies capitalize on an existing technology and essentially focus the design of their model on accessorizing the innovations of others. These products, while seemingly innovative in the sense that they change the dynamic of how we understand the potential use of specific devices, do not actually create anything new, but instead make other stuff a little more \u201cawesome.\u201d These kinds of products surprisingly are more common then we might think \u2013 apple store apps, websites, smart phones, computer software \u2026 all of these things simply enhance the experience of a true innovation (the internet, the personal computer).\nThese signals are a visible cry for help, a sign that the field of entrepreneurship is on it\u2019s last leg. My project offers a speculative alternative to human innovation by designing for the disconnect between past experience & existing condition that arises from the end of humanly perceivable problems.\nKay, Alan. \u201cPredicting The Future.\u201d Ecotopia, 20 May 2011. <http://www.ecotopia.com/webpress/futures.htm>.\nFromer, Dan. \u201c10 Groupon Alternatives You Should Already Know About\u201d. <http://www.businessinsider.com/groupon-alternatives-2011-9?op=1> (Sep 2011).\nTagged alan kay, apple, business acquisition, Dan Dromer, facebook, groupon, knock-off products, matthew manos, microsoft, signals, The Dehumanization of Entrepreneurship\nThe Dehumanization of Entrepreneurship Part 02: Conspiracy\nBrenda Laurel identifies a crisis in contemporary entrepreneurial practice: \u201cWe face a crisis in content \u2013 who will make it, how will it be paid for, and what will it be worth in a new media world?\u201d Entrepreneurial practice, and innovation in general, is now driven by the acquisition of content. It is no longer a form of authorship, but instead of collage. This crisis, in part, can be attributed to society\u2019s desire for a constant \u201cnewness,\u201d but perhaps entrepreneurs have simply run out of ideas. I believe we are headed towards an era of sameness \u2013 an era in which innovation by the human species alone is impossible because all humanly perceivable problems are solved. While, to some, the elimination of problems may seem to be a great success, I find it to be the most pressing dilemma of mankind. As utopian socialist and business man, King Camp Gillette, states, the progress of humanity is dependent on the birth of ideas, and \u201cif individual minds should cease to give birth to ideas of improvement or discovery, the progress of man would cease.\u201d Entrepreneurship, the design of new stuff as a result of our innate empathy towards others, is what makes us human. To strip innovation and ingenuity out of the human equation is to strip the very thing that makes us unique as a species.\nAs Research Scientists in the field of Quantum Physics attempt discovery, breakthrough is revealed in that which is counterintuitive. For example, 0.999\u2026 is equal to 1. In this space, human intuition becomes irrelevant because the areas explored are not comparable to that of any past experience. The same can be said about the very distant future. Both are spaces in which common sense, alone, is considered shortsighted. In this space as well as other domains in which expertise is not possible, like stock picking or long-term political strategic forecasting, experts are \u201cjust not better than a dice-throwing monkey.\u201d As we continue to rapidly move towards a future, and past experience exponentially divides from present conditions, as Rebecca Costa illustrates with the two clocks of human governance, an era in which innovation by human kind will come to a screeching halt and mankind will become an unnecessary component, marking the end of entrepreneurship.\nFig 01. Entrepreneurial Bridges: The Point of No Connectivity.\nThe above diagram portrays a map of the future, from the perspective of the present. The map is made up of a cone that has two axes (existing condition and past knowledge) that are exponentially dividing with a timeline in the middle. The diagram, specifically the ultimate break in the connectivity between the axes, illustrates the context that my project is designing for, and gives a broader framework to the speculation as a whole.\nThe first axis, existing condition, represents our current state \u2013 the pressing issues, conditions, or needs. The second axis is our knowledge and experience. This axis represents everything we have learned in the past that directly inform the way we approach the existing condition. The bridge between these two is entrepreneurship \u2013 the ability to see the problems that exist in our present moment, consult our past knowledge, and juxtapose the two in order to solve the problem by creating an enterprise.\nAs we move through this cone, and we enter this exponential divide between the two axes, it becomes harder and harder to innovate because the void between our existing condition and our past knowledge / experience grows to a point until one day, in which I speculate, this gap will not be possible to cross. The specific reason for not being able to cross this bridge is difficult to identify, but the reason this thesis focuses on is the speculation that we will run out of humanly perceivable problems.\nWe are entering a time in which every humanly comprehensible problem, discomfort, and inconvenience has been solved. This thesis is not claiming that all problems are indeed solved. Instead, I am arguing that the problems that do exist are not discoverable or identifiable by mankind. We need to begin designing an alternative for this situation, a machine \u2013 the Dehumanized Entrepreneur. This machine, and the algorithms that inform it, are designed to dehumanize entrepreneurship by making visible the connection between our past experience and existing condition in order to systematize innovation for a time in which humans become an irrelevant component of entrepreneurial practice.\nLuscombe, Belinda. \u201c10 Questions for Daniel Kahneman.\u201d <http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2099712,00.html>\nLaurel, Brenda. Utopian Entrepreneur. Cambridge: The MIT Press, 2001. page 93\nGillette, King Camp. World Corporation. page 152-153\nCosta, Rebecca. The Watchman\u2019s Rattle. Quoted by The Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies. <http://ieet.org/index.php/IEET/more/costa20111119>.\nTagged Belinda Luscombe, Brenda Laurel, king camp gillette, Rebecca Costa, The Dehumanization of Entrepreneurship, Utopian Entrepreneur\nThe Dehumanization of Entrepreneurship Part 01: Context\nIn the 18th Century, just 3 decades prior to the birth of Leland Stanford, Adam Smith defined \u201centrepreneur\u201d as a person who acts as an agent in transforming demand into supply. This specific definition, the concept of an entrepreneur as a supplier of what the customer wants, is in agreement to many definitions that preceded Smith. However, this was not a philosophy that remained a static definition of the practice. In his book, The Design of Business, Roger Martin speaks of entrepreneurship and innovation as a way of seeing the world \u201cnot as it is, but as it could be.\u201d The book goes on to argue that true innovation stems from the exploration of problems that can not actually be found in history, or proven by data. Perhaps in a more extreme use of language, Erik Reis offers up another take on the practice defining entrepreneurship as the act of creating something new under \u201cextreme uncertainty.\u201d From juxtaposing the 21st Century definition of the field with the 18th and and early 19th century definitions, it might seem as though entrepreneurship has evolved from a practice that supplies a demand to a profession that creates demands \u2013 from a field of regurgitation to a practice of innovation. However, I argue, these theories are not honest representations of the true landscape of contemporary American innovation.\nNumbers are a hindrance on history-making. Prescribed methodologies, or the templatization of innovation, yields expected results. Changing history through the production of cultural shifts, an ambition at the heart of entrepreneurship, is an act that is far too radical for a quantitative practice. Entrepreneurs often turn towards numbers to see how coordination or reallocation can be optimized to provide a great benefit to either corporate or social entities. A quantitative and theoretical stance like this is actually crippling to the radical thinking an entrepreneur is capable of, limiting their ability to innovate that which does not exist and change the way we, as consumers and human beings, perceive the world around us on both a macro and micro scale. Peter Lunenfeld, a pioneer in the digital humanities, states that we need to \u201cmove from P&L to V&F\u2014profit and loss to vision and futurity\u2014from ROI to ROV \u2013the Return on Investment to a Return on Vision.\u201d A shift in entrepreneurial intention from one that is quantitative to one that is qualitative enables innovators to lessen their concern around the production of profit, and instead focus efforts toward designing a future they would like to inhabit. I argue that these kind of values and aspirations were common amongst 20th century innovations, but has been lost in post-internet entrepreneurial endeavor, a practice that has suffered from a disability that has crippled the ability to discover new problems to design solutions for.\n\u201cThe husband and wife who open another delicatessen store or another Mexican restaurant in the American suburb surely take a risk. But are they entrepreneurs? All they do is what has been done many times before. They gamble on the increasing popularity of eating out in their area, but create neither a new satisfaction nor new consumer demand\u2026 [\u2026] Indeed, entrepreneurs are a minority among new businesses. They create something new, something different; they change or transmute values.\u201d \u2013 Peter Drucker\nInstead of changing or transmuting values, entrepreneurs are focusing energy towards making the old better, feeding off of that which preceded as opposed to laying ground work for that to come. This methodology results in a loss of disruptive tendency within the practice of entrepreneurship.\nEric Ries, The Lean Startup (New York: Crown Business, 2011), Cover Jacket\nLunenfeld, Peter. \u201cBespoke Futures: Media Design and the Future of the Future,\u201d Think Tank: Adobe Design Center, 2007. 20 May. 2011 <http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/thinktank/lunenfeld.html>\nPeter Drucker, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (New York: Harper, 1985), 21-22\nTagged alan kay, business theory, entrepreneurship, Eric Ries, innovation, matthew manos, Peter Drucker, peter lunenfeld, The Dehumanization of Entrepreneurhsip\nThe Dehumanization of Entrepreneurship (MFA thesis paper) on Scribd\nI have uploaded the paper on my Scribd page to allow for easy downloading, sharing, and reading. I am currently working on creating a few other versions of the paper in the form of: a series of blog posts, a keynote presentation for an upcoming lecture at UCLA, and a \u201ctweetable\u201d version. 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        "raw_content": "Leave a Comment on Want To Change The World?\nThe system world over is designed in such a way to discourage individualism, creativity, uniqueness and independent thinking. If you think about it long and hard you\u2019ll realize just how indoctrinated and blinded most of us are. Starting at an early tender age, we\u2019re being molded into something that we aren\u2019t \u2013 at school we are being asked to wear a school uniforms, conform to societal norms and follow the followers without ever questioning why and if there\u2019s a better or a different way. We simply take it at face value and embrace it all the way.\nIf you are anything like me than you most likely want to make the most of yourself and leave a mark on this world. As children, most of us have been taught that the world has been here before us and that we\u2019re suppose to fit in and follow the path that society has chosen for us.\nBefore long, we become a loyal servants who live within the societal boundaries, working hard for a company that creates no major \u2013 if any \u2013 difference in the world, in exchange for the paycheck. We take on the house mortgages, car loans, credit card debts and before you know it, get trapped in a so-called rat race only a few manage to get out of.\nAll of this for what? To leave an empty life, chasing the ghost while contributing nothing worthwhile to anyone other than your employer. Life is meant to be much more than that. So what can you do to change your life for the better and ultimately put a dent in the universe?\nArmed with realization that there\u2019s a purpose to your existence, do a thorough self-inventory of your strengths in order to detect your innate talents and abilities. This could be tricky for often due to aforementioned way of life of the follower, a very few people know and can answer this readily. What helps is to look back to your childhood days and remember what were the things that made you very happy \u2013 also, you may seek your parents or siblings help on this one. Once you know with certainty what your innate talents and abilities are, do whatever necessary to hone them to perfection and put them to work.\nThis is probably the most challenging task but can be achieved with strong resolve and discipline. To succeed, you\u2019ll have to become aware of your innermost thoughts in order to control them and replace them with thoughts of what you want to be. Daily meditation is the best way to achieve this type of mind control. Essentially, you\u2019ve got to think, act and be.\nThe new you, a version 2.0 is now ready to make the most of herself and leave a mark on this world. You\u2019ve come a long way from a blinded follower who\u2019s working in a dead-end and meaningless job in exchange for money to an enlightened, I can and will change the world kind of person who is committed to doing just that. All you\u2019ve got to do next is simply take the first step toward your ultimate goal, whatever it may be.\nHow will you make an impact in this world of ours? Connect with me via Twitter or Parttimerz\nPrevious Entry 3 Ingredients for Balanced and Successful Life\nNext Entry Why Not Reinvent Yourself?",
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(via Facebook)\nA group of American citizens is suing the US Treasury because they say the agency is allowing billions of dollars of tax-exempt charitable donations to flow to the Israeli army and support the expansion of illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.\nThe lawsuit, filed in federal court in Washington, DC, on 21 December, alleges that around 150 US nonprofit organizations send about $1 billion a year \u201cto fund the forcible expulsion of all non-Jews\u201d and expand settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.\nMartin McMahon, the lawyer for the plaintiffs, told The Electronic Intifada that he believes the organizations are violating eight federal criminal statutes and up to six Treasury regulations.\nThe lawsuit seeks a court order to compel the Treasury to investigate the alleged criminal activities, revoke the tax-exempt status of the organizations and recover hundreds of millions of dollars in back taxes.\nOne of the three plaintiffs is Palestinian American author Susan Abulhawa. \u201cI want a court, somewhere, somehow, to hold accountable those who have financed my pain of dispossession and exile; to hold accountable the financiers of Israel\u2019s wholesale theft of another people\u2019s historic, material, spiritual and emotional presence in the world,\u201d Abulhawa says in a statement included in the complaint.\nThe exact amount that US charities send to settlements is unknown because tax regulations were amended in 2008 so that organizations no longer have to specify what country is receiving funds, only a general geographic region.\nThe US Internal Revenue Service has granted these organizations tax-exempt status, which allows US taxpayers to deduct donations they make to them from their taxable income. The organizations also do not have to pay taxes on the income they receive.\nBy law, tax-exempt status is granted only to organizations that engage in \u201ccharitable\u201d activities.\nThese include the relief of poverty, the advancement of science, education and religion, lessening the burdens on government, \u201celiminating prejudice and discrimination\u201d and \u201cdefending human and civil rights secured by law.\u201d\nThe lawsuit accuses the Treasury, of which the Internal Revenue Service is a part, of \u201cturning a blind eye\u201d to the \u201crampant criminal activity\u201d that US tax-exempt organizations are promoting overseas by funneling charitable contributions to Israeli settlements.\nThe Israeli settlement of Avnei Hefetz near the Palestinian village of Shufa in the occupied West Bank. A lawsuit is challenging the US government for allowing charitable funds to flow to such settlements that are built in violation of international law.\nNoting that the US government declared that the settlements were illegal under international law as far back as 1980, the lawsuit claims that the colonization effort would have been abandoned decades ago were it were it not for the subsidies from the US.\n\u201cFor 30 years at least, the US taxpayer has been funding and/or subsidizing criminal activity overseas, i.e., murder, arson, malicious property destruction, assault and battery and ethnic cleansing,\u201d the lawsuit states.\nThe lawsuit names businessmen Sheldon Adelson and Irving Moskowitz, as well as Christians United for Israel founder John Hagee, as examples of donors who have sent millions of dollars in charitable funds to support settlements.\nAccording to the complaint, their objective is the \u201cwholesale ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian population and explosive settlement growth to accommodate the needs of the ever-growing settler population.\u201d\n\u201cThey don\u2019t want to just fund settlements but they want the American taxpayers to subsidize their political agenda,\u201d plaintiffs\u2019 lawyer Martin McMahon told The Electronic Intifada.\nThe lawsuit claims that the organizations have helped demolish or confiscate 49,000 Palestinian homes over the last 30 years and forcibly expel 400,000 to 500,000 Palestinians since 1967.\nThe lawsuit says that the Israeli army received $60 million in a single month from the tax-exempt US charity Friends of the IDF.\nTax-exempt donations have been used to purchase military gear, including night-vision goggles, sniper scopes and guard dogs for Israeli settlers as well as to set up \u201csniper schools.\u201d\nFriends of the IDF holds fundraisers all over the United States, often with the endorsement of celebrities including singer Barbra Streisand, Seinfeld star Jason Alexander and film actor Antonio Banderas, or politicians such as US Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois.\nOther tax-exempt entities identified in the complaint are the Jewish National Fund, the Falic Family Foundation, American Friends of Ariel, Gush Etzion Foundation, American Friends of Har Homa and the Hebron Fund \u2013 many organizations reflect the names of the settlements they finance.\nThe complaint also alleges that US tax-exempt organizations are funding the ongoing dispossession of Bedouins in the Naqab (Negev) region in the south of present-day Israel.\nSeveral corporations hired by the tax-exempt organizations are also named in the lawsuit. They include multinational prison and security firm G4S, information technology company Hewlett Packard, real estate seller Re/MAX and settlement builder Africa Israel Investments.\nThe role of US charities in funding the illegal Israeli colonization of Palestinian land has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years. In 2013, a group of Palestinians tried to sue several US charities funding settlement activity under anti-terrorism laws, but the complaint was thrown out.\nIn early 2015, the group resubmitted a petition against five US-based organizations.\nMcMahon said the plaintiffs in this case chose to sue the US Treasury because the agency has clear standards in place to enforce.\nHe said that before pursuing litigation he wrote letters to the Treasury, asking them to investigate the organizations in question. His firm is working without fees on the lawsuit and is looking for more plaintiffs.\nSince filing the complaint last month, he says more than 50 people have contacted him with an interest to join.\nThe US Treasury, which has not commented on the litigation, has 60 days to respond to the lawsuit.\nThe State Department affirmed in an email to Al Jazeera that the administration of President Barack Obama, \u201clike every administration before it since 1967, views settlement activity as illegitimate and counterproductive to the cause of peace.\u201d\nThe plaintiffs want the US government\u2019s actions to match its words.\nEditors Note: An earlier version of this article stated that the lawsuit alleges that charitable contributions were used to buy military gear for the Israeli army. In fact, the lawsuit alleges that the funds were used to buy military gear for settlers. It has been corrected accordingly.\ntax exempt donations for settlements\nGenius! It's insulting\nGenius! It's insulting enough that the US government takes our hard earned tax dollars and sends billions and billions of it to the two greatest terrorist states in the world: Israel and Saudi Arabia. But to further advantage those who are financially supporting Israel's war crimes as charitable contributions is offensive. This lawsuit is a remarkable piece of work and I wish it well in the courts. It's time to stop the gifting of American dollars to terrorism.\nanother promising development\nFull agreement, Maggie. Wealthy Zionists have been waging lawfare against student groups, NGOs, and anyone else prepared to work on behalf of Palestinian rights. It's time to turn this situation around and use the law for, not against, the interests of justice. Stripping their tax deductible status from these outlaw \"charities\" and prosecuting their directors for war crimes is an entirely reasonable goal.\nThis is wonderful news. One must fervently hope that at long, long last one aspect at any rate of the West's crushing contempt of International Law can be punished. I have sought help from lawyers in my own country (the UK) to bring the UK government to court for condoning the Nakba (after all, how else can it call Israel a legitimate state?) but they seem too cowardly to do anything. But, whatever our country, we must all try to do something. It is not only the rights of the rightful owners of ex-Mandate Palestine or the rights of oppressed countries all over the world that have been pulverised by the machinations of the United States and its allies. It is also the rights of ourselves, of our children and of all future generations that are at stake. Good for you, Martin McMahon!\nu.s. sued over tax support for srael settlements policy\nPermalink jrsus b ochoa jr replied on Wed, 01/06/2016 - 16:49\nthis is a great use of creative, proactive public law policy. i have long wondered about the two faced approach of our government's condemnation of the land grab settlers on the one hand, and on the other, turning a blind eye to the misuse of tax exempt donations. given that people ask to join the lawsuit, maybe a shame that it was not cast as a class action.\nPermalink minnie replied on Thu, 01/07/2016 - 18:43\nWe already knew that Jason/George Costanza is a loser. Further proof.\nIsraeli settlements explained\nPermalink Jock Doubleday replied on Thu, 01/07/2016 - 18:54\n\"Israeli Settlements Explained\"\nUS, please stop sending money and weapons to terrorist Israel\nPermalink Mohammad Abbad replied on Fri, 01/08/2016 - 20:36\nUS, please stop sending money and weapons to greatest terrorist state in the world ( Israel ). The money and weapons used to kill Palestinians and to destroy their lives and homes. I am with all actions which prevent sending weapons and money to Israel.\nThis is really courageous\nPermalink Saima Ayub replied on Sat, 01/09/2016 - 03:35\nThis is really courageous effort in the face of hypocrite government. What I don't understand is how much more money do these politicians need before they have enough to not have to be such low lives.\nI think most members of the\nI think most members of the US Congress fear AIPAC will fund a candidate against them and cause their defeat if they do not do the bidding of AIPAC on behalf of Israel. Of course, some Members of Congress are Jewish, some are Christian zionists, and some are simply prejudiced against Arabs and Muslims. But I think the primary reason Members of the US Congress vote for and support Israel is because they fear AIPAC will cause their defeat in the next election. AIPAC has done that quite successfully in the past by funding an opponent in the election.\nsue is the right thing to do\nPermalink ned woodman replied on Mon, 01/11/2016 - 14:35\nSue for damages. Nothing hurts more than hitting them in their beloved pocket book!\nUS suied\nPermalink Haifa replied on Mon, 01/11/2016 - 15:12\nHow much longer can the USA stand on the wrong side of history before reaping the repercussion of its extreme policies??????",
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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from Cheapquel)\nThis article is about the type of film release. For All Time Low live album, see Straight to DVD (album).\nDirect-to-video or straight-to-video refers to the release of a film to the public immediately on home video formats rather than a theatrical release or television broadcast.[1]\nBecause inferior sequels or prequels of larger-budget films may be released direct to video, review references to direct-to-video releases are often pejorative.[citation needed] Direct-to-video release has also become profitable for independent filmmakers and smaller companies.[2] It is not unusual for a direct-to-video genre film (with a high-profile star) to generate well in excess of $50 million revenue worldwide.[3]\n1 Reasons for releasing direct to video\n2 Physical format releases\n2.1 Direct-to-video films screened theatrically\n2.2 Direct-to-disc or \"DVD Premiere\"\n3 Digital releases\n3.1 Direct-to-iTunes\n3.2 Direct-to-stream\n4 The V-Cinema and OVA markets in Japan\nReasons for releasing direct to video[edit]\nA production studio may decide not to generally release a TV show or film for several possible reasons: a low budget, lack of support from a TV network, negative reviews, its controversial nature, that it may appeal to a small niche market, or a simple lack of general public interest. Studios, limited in the annual number of films to which they grant cinematic releases, may choose to pull the completed film from the theaters, or never exhibit it in theaters at all. Studios then generate revenue through video sales and rentals.[4] Direct-to-video films are marketed mostly through colorful box covers, instead of advertising, and are not covered by publications like Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide.[5]\nDirect-to-video releases have historically carried a stigma of lower technical or artistic quality than theatrical releases.[6] Some films released direct to video are films which have been completed but were never released in movie theaters. This delay often occurs when a studio doubts a film's commercial prospects justify a full cinema release, or because its release window has closed. In film industry slang, such films are referred to as having been \"vaulted\".[7] Like B-movies shown in drive-in theaters in the mid-20th century, direct-to-video films employ both former stars and young actors who may become stars later.[5]\nDirect-to-video releases can be done for films which cannot be shown theatrically due to controversial content, or because the cost involved in a theatrical release is beyond the releasing company.[8]\nAnimated sequels and feature-length episodes of animated series are also often released in this fashion.[8] The Walt Disney Company began making sequels to many of its animated films for video release beginning with The Return of Jafar (the sequel to Aladdin) in 1994 and Aladdin and the King of Thieves (the second sequel to Aladdin) in 1996. Universal Studios also began their long line of The Land Before Time sequels that same year.\nSome horror films that are unsuccessful in theaters, like Witchcraft, begin successful direct-to-video franchises.[5] Studios may also release sequels or spin-offs to a successful live action film straight to DVD, due to a lack of budget in comparison to the original. An example is the Behind Enemy Lines series of films.\nBy 1994 an average of six new direct-to-video films appeared each week. Erotic thrillers and R-rated action films were the two most successful genres.[5] The family film segment is also a major part of direct-to-video sales. According to the Los Angeles Times:\n\u201c Often, the downfall of live-action family films at the box office is their strength on video. Their appeal is to families with young children, who may go to only a couple of movies per year but who will watch many videos multiple times. The teens and young adults who drive blockbuster box office statistics stay away from family movies.[9] \u201d\nDuring the Golden Age of Porn in the 1970s, many pornographic films were released in theatres, some of which became some of the highest-grossing films in their release years and in the pornography industry altogether. Towards the 1980s porn began to shift to video release, because video allowed the producers to work on extremely low budgets and dispense with some film production elements like scripts, and the increased privacy and convenience of the format change were preferred by the target market. During the 1990s, pornographers began releasing content through paysites on the Internet.\nPhysical format releases[edit]\nDirect-to-video films screened theatrically[edit]\nOccasionally, a studio that makes a movie that was prepared as a direct-to-video film will release it theatrically at the last minute due to the success of another film with a similar subject matter or an ultimate studio decision. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm is an example of this. However, despite the movie's critically acclaimed success, its box-office performance was very poor, which has been attributed to its last minute decision to be released theatrically. The film had much better commercial success in its subsequent home video releases.\nOther times, a direct-to-video movie may get a limited theatrical screening in order to build excitement for the actual release of the video such as was done for 2010's Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, Batman: The Killing Joke and Planet Hulk,[10] or 2013's Sharknado.\nDirect-to-disc or \"DVD Premiere\"[edit]\nAs DVDs gradually replaced VHS videocassettes, the term \"direct-to-DVD\" replaced \"direct-to-video\" in some instances.[11] However, the word \"video\" does not necessarily refer to videocassettes; many publications continue to use the term \"direct-to-video\" for DVDs or Blu-ray discs. Both disc-based release types may also be referred to as \"direct-to-disc\". A new term sometimes used is \"DVD premiere\" (DVDP).[12] Such films can cost as little as $20 million,[3] about a third of the average cost of a Hollywood release.[13] According to Variety, American Pie: Band Camp sold a million copies in one week, despite retaining only two actors from the original trilogy.[14]\nSome direct-to-DVD releases recently have tended to feature actors who were formerly bankable stars. In 2005, salaries for some of these direct-to-DVD actors in the multimillion-dollar range from $2 to $4 million (Jean-Claude Van Damme) and $4.5 to $10 million (Steven Seagal), in some cases exceeding the actors' theatrical rates.[3]\nDigital releases[edit]\nDirect-to-iTunes[edit]\nDirect to iTunes is an online distribution method that avoids all upfront DVD production, marketing and distribution costs as well as upfront cinema distribution and marketing costs. Apple distributes the film for 30% of the revenue, while an additional 10\u201315% may go to the person who formats the film for iTunes compatibility.[15] The first independently produced feature-length motion picture to pursue the direct-to-iTunes marketing scheme was Ed Burns' Purple Violets, which debuted on iTunes on November 20, 2007. It was the first feature-length film to \"premiere exclusively on iTunes\". It was distributed exclusively on iTunes at a price of US$14.99 for a month before being made available through other distribution channels.[16] The movie, which was produced at a cost of $4 million, had premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in April, where it was reviewed positively, but only received modest distribution offers.[15] At the time of the Purple Violets release, most studios were not distributing via iTunes early in the process and only Walt Disney Studios, which was the first movie studio to distribute via iTunes,[15] was distributing at iTunes simultaneously with DVD distribution.[17] It was not very common for consumers to make digital movie purchases at the time.[18] The Polish brothers' 2011 For Lovers Only, which had virtually no production costs and was released to iTunes on July 12, is regarded as the first profitable feature length direct-to-iTunes product.[19] The direct-to-iTunes method is also becoming common with both books and music.\nWhen Purple Violets was released, several short films had already been distributed through iTunes. Previously, marketing of short films had been prohibitive. However, Apple distributed the February 25, 2007 79th Academy Awards nominees for the Animated Shorts, Live Action Shorts and Documentary Shorts as well as half of the 2007 Sundance Film Festival shorts, beginning a new era.[15]\nDirect-to-stream[edit]\nDue to the growth of YouTube and other video-streaming websites, premieres of long-form films increasingly occur through online streams. Long-form films to premiere on YouTube or other sites include Home (2009), The Cult of Sincerity (2008), Life in a Day (2011), Eyes and Ears of God: Video Surveillance of Sudan (2012) and Zeitgeist: The Movie (2007). In 2010, Striker was the first Indian film to premiere on YouTube on the same day as it was premiered in theaters.\nIn 2013, the Netflix and Amazon Video subscription video streaming services began to release original content.\nThe V-Cinema and OVA markets in Japan[edit]\nSee also: Original video animation and Category:Japanese direct-to-video films\nNaoko Iijima started her career appearing on late night TV variety, and then focused on such V-Cinema titles as Strawberry Times 4 and Zero Woman: Final Mission (Zero WOMAN\u3000\u8b66\u8996\u5e81\uff10\u8ab2\u306e\u5973 Zero Woman: Keishich\u014d 0-ka no onna) before moving into a career in mainstream movies and TV. Cult director Takashi Miike has released quite a few of his works as V-Cinema, perhaps preferring the freedom. Weather Report Girl (1995) starring Kei Mizutani is a rare case of a work being released to video and then recalled by the maker and released to theatres to considerable success. V-Cinema may be used for the sequels to a successful feature film (e.g. Zero Woman, Sasori, Kunoichi Ninpoden, Baka Yaro or Pantsu no Ana). The content can be sexier or more violent than a mainstream feature film.\nIn the case of anime, this is called original video animation (sometimes capitalized, and abbreviated OVA or OAV). They are often used to tell stories too short to fill a full TV season, or to take creative risk without pressures from TV studios and sponsoring companies[20] and were particularly common in the early 1990s. Sometimes OVAs garner enough interest to justify commissioning a full TV show, such as Tenchi Muyo!, El Hazard, and Read or Die.\nWith the convenience of the 13-episode season format, OVAs are less common now. The majority of OVAs released in today's market are usually continuations or reworkings of recently completed TV shows. For instance, the DVD release of a TV show might, as a sales hook, include a bonus episode that was never broadcast.\nFirst run (filmmaking)\nList of animated direct-to-video series\nList of Disney direct-to-video films\nCategory:Direct-to-video films for a list of direct-to-video productions\nList of Scooby-Doo direct-to-video films\n^ Alvarez, Max J (1994-12-30). \"Big Names Look For Bright Lights In Videoland\". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 2010-12-07.\n^ Lerman, Laurence (September 17, 2001). \"Independents' 'Bread and Butter'\". Video Business. 21 (38). Section: Video Premieres.\n^ a b c DVD Exclusive Online. \"Stars, Money Migrate To DVDP (archived)\". Archived from the original on 2006-05-15. Retrieved 2007-01-13.\n^ Barlow, Aaron (2005). The DVD Revolution: Movies, Culture, and Technology. Praeger/Greenwood. p. 19. ISBN 0-275-98387-0. Films that flop in theaters or which are never theatrically released can prove profitable through longer-term video and DVD sales.\n^ a b c d Alvarez, Max J. (1994-12-30). \"Big Names Look For Bright Lights In Videoland\". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 2018-07-22.\n^ Goodale, Gloria (October 23, 1998). \"'Straight to Video' Picks up Steam\". Christian Science Monitor.\n^ Bernstein, Adam (2004-12-12). \"Silent Films Speak Loudly for Hughes\". The Washington Post. TVWeek p. Y06.\n^ a b \"More Films Jump Straight to DVD\". USA Today. August 6, 2003. Section: Life, p. 03d.\n^ Matzer, Marla (1997-04-16). \"Direct-to-Video Family Films Are Hitting Home\". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 4 June 2011.\n^ Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths gets big-screen Premieres on Two Coasts - Comicmix.com - February 5, 2010\n^ Berardinelli, James. \"DVD's Scarlet Letter\". Retrieved 2007-01-13.\n^ For one example of the term \"DVDP\" in use, see \"Paramount grows DVDP slate\". Retrieved 2007-01-13.\n^ Mueller, Anne (23 Jun 2011). \"Why Movies Cost So Much to Make\". Investopedia US. IAC. Retrieved 24 Jul 2014. . As of 2007[update], the average production cost was $65 million, and distribution and marketing added about another $35 million, for a total of around $100 million\n^ Hettrick, Scott (January 2, 2005). \"Spending on DVDs up 10%\". Variety. Retrieved 2007-01-13.\n^ a b c d Halbfinger, David M. (2007-10-23). \"Facing Competition, iTunes Revs Up Its Film Section\". The New York Times. Retrieved 2011-08-25.\n^ Graser, Marc (2007-10-25). \"Ed Burns offers 'Violets' on iTunes: Feature to skip theatrical release\". Variety. Retrieved 2011-08-25.\n^ \"Edward Burns - Movie Going Direct To Itunes\". contactmusic.com. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2011-08-25.\n^ Kirsner, Scott (2007-11-02). \"Studio's Digital Dilemma: Apple Calling Shots as Biz Tries To Control Market\". Variety. Retrieved 2011-08-26.\n^ \"Stana Katic and Mark Polish Interview about For Lovers Only on Bloomberg West\". YouTube. Bloomberg News. 2011-08-24. Retrieved 2011-08-25.\n^ \"Anime UK\". 1 (1). 1991.\nMayo, Mike (1997). VideoHound's Video Premieres: The Only Guide to Video Originals and Limited Releases. Visible Ink Press. ISBN 0-7876-0825-4.\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Direct-to-video&oldid=881194443\"",
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        "raw_content": "City in Gia Lai, Vietnam\nP\u1edd-l\u00e2y-cu\nPleiku City\nView from the roof of Ho\u00e0ng Anh Gia Lai hotel\nLocation in Gia Lai Province\nCoordinates: 13\u00b059\u2032N 108\u00b00\u2032E\ufeff / \ufeff13.983\u00b0N 108.000\u00b0E\ufeff / 13.983; 108.000\nAs of 2003 the district had a population of 186,763.[2] The city sits at the junction of several national roads\u2014National Route 14 to Kon Tum in the north and Bu\u00f4n Ma Thu\u1ed9t in the south and National Route 19 to St\u0153ng Tr\u00eang in Cambodia in the west (via Ratanakiri Province) and to B\u00ecnh \u0110\u1ecbnh Province in the east. The city is home to the Ho\u00e0ng Anh Gia Lai football club. Pleiku is served by Pleiku Airport in the near outskirts of the city.\n1.2 Second Indochina War\nFirst Indochina War[edit]\nAt the end of the First Indochina War, in June 1954, the French Army Groupe Mobile 100 was ordered to fall back from An Kh\u00ea to Pleiku and then to reopen Route Coloniale 14 between Pleiku and Bu\u00f4n Ma Thu\u1ed9t. This led to the last battle of the war: the Battle of Mang Yang Pass\nSecond Indochina War[edit]\nT' Nung Lake in outskirt of Pleiku\nPleiku Square in Pleiku\nMinh Thanh Pagoda in Pleiku\nPleiku was strategically important during the Vietnam War because it was the primary terminus of the military supply logistics corridor extending westwards along Highway 19 from the coastal population center and port facilities of Qui Nh\u01a1n. Additionally, its central location on the plateau, between Kon Tum in the north, Bu\u00f4n Ma Thu\u1ed9t to the south, and the North Vietnamese Army's base areas inside Cambodia to the west made Pleiku the main center of defense of the entire highland region of the Republic of Vietnam. This was obvious to both sides; the United States established an armed presence very early in the conflict at Camp Holloway, and the Vi\u1ec7t C\u1ed9ng attack on this base in early 1965 was one of the key escalating events that brought U.S. troops into the conflict.[3]\nOn 15 June 1972, Cathay Pacific Flight 700Z, operating a Convair 880 (VR-HFZ) from Bangkok to Hong Kong, disintegrated and crashed while the aircraft was flying at 29,000 feet (8,800 m) over Pleiku, Vietnam after a bomb exploded in a suitcase placed under a seat in the cabin, killing all 81 people on board.\nAfter the fall of Bu\u00f4n Ma Thu\u1ed9t to a major North Vietnamese assault in early 1975, and the resulting insecurity of National Route 19 leading from Qui Nh\u01a1n, the president, Nguy\u1ec5n V\u0103n Thi\u1ec7u, ordered the hasty evacuation of Pleiku. The military operation to attempt the withdrawal of ARVN forces, down the poorly maintained tertiary road LTL-7B through Ayun Pa to Tuy H\u00f2a, led to a catastrophe in which over 100,000 evacuees from Pleiku and Kon Tum were killed or left stranded without support.[citation needed]\nClimate data for Pleiku\n^ Pleiku, Sheet L7014 6636-IV, Defense Mapping Agency, Washington, 1965.\n^ \"Districts of Vietnam\". Statoids. Retrieved 13 March 2009.\n^ Karnow, Stanley. Vietnam: A History, New York: Penguin Books, (1984), p. 428, ISBN 0670842184\nDistricts of Vietnam Central Highlands\nBu\u00f4n Ma Thu\u1ed9t city\u203b\nBu\u00f4n H\u1ed3 town\n\u0110\u1eafk N\u00f4ng Province\nGia Ngh\u0129a town\u203b\n\u0110\u0103k Glong\n\u0110\u0103k Mil\n\u0110\u0103k R'L\u1ea5p\n\u0110\u0103k Song\nPleiku city\u203b\nAn Kh\u00ea town\nAyun Pa town\n\u0110\u1eafk P\u01a1\nKon Tum city\u203b\nB\u1ea3o L\u1ed9c city\nDa Lat city\u203b\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pleiku&oldid=870464636\"\nPopulated places in Gia Lai Province\nDistricts of Gia Lai Province",
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        "raw_content": "Transportation in Portland, Oregon\nRoad bridges across the Columbia and Willamette Rivers are a critical piece of Portland's transportation infrastructure.\nLike transportation in the rest of the United States, the primary mode of local transportation in Portland, Oregon is the automobile. The Metro has a regional master plan in which transit-oriented development plays a major role.[1] This approach, part of the new urbanism, promotes mixed-use and high-density development around light rail stops and transit centers, and the investment of the metropolitan area's share of federal tax dollars into multiple modes of transportation. In the United States, this focus is atypical in an era when automobile use led many areas to neglect their core cities in favor of development along interstate highways, in suburbs, and satellite cities.[2]\n\u201c Portland is \"an international pioneer in transit orientated developments.\" \u201d\n\u2014 Sayeeda Warsi, a leader of the UK's Conservative Party, from a 2006 episode of Newsnight[3]\nCommuting statistics for major U.S. cities in 2008.[needs update]\n1 Mass transit\n1.2 MAX light rail\n1.3 Portland Streetcar\n1.5 Portland Aerial Tram\n1.5.1 Portland, OR Public Transportation Statistics\n4 Traffic flow\n6.1 Willamette River\n6.2 Columbia River\n7 Intercity service\nPortland has a public transportation system. The bus and rail system is operated by TriMet, its name reflecting the three metropolitan area counties it serves (Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington). Portland's rate of public transit use (12.6% of commutes in 2008) is comparable to much larger cities like Los Angeles, and higher than in most similarly sized U.S. cities, but is lower than in some others, such as Baltimore and Seattle.[4] Transit service between Portland and Vancouver, Washington, the second-largest city in the metropolitan area, is provided by C-Tran, with a small number of express routes.\nBuses and bikes in downtown Portland.\nWithin the downtown area (the city center) is the Portland Transit Mall, a transit-priority corridor on which buses and light rail trains from many different parts of the region converge. First opened in 1977, and for three decades served only by buses, the transit mall underwent major changes in 2009. Tracks for light rail (MAX) were added, bus stops spaced farther apart, and the left lane opened to general traffic (but with right turns prohibited).[5] To facilitate this major renovation and rebuilding, lasting more than two years, all bus routes using the mall were diverted to other streets (mainly 3rd and 4th avenues) starting in January 2007.[6] The transit mall reopened to buses on May 24, 2009,[7] and operator training runs on the new light-rail tracks took place during the late spring and summer.[8] Light rail service on the transit mall was introduced on August 30, 2009, when the MAX Yellow Line moved to the mall from its previous routing.[9] The new MAX Green Line opened 13 days later, on September 12, and it also serves the downtown transit mall.[10]\nFrom 1975 to 2010, all of downtown Portland was in Fareless Square, a fare zone within which all rides on buses, light rail and streetcars were fare-free, and starting in 2001 this zone also covered a portion of the adjacent Lloyd District. In 2010, free rides became limited to light-rail and streetcar service \u2013 no longer covering bus service \u2013 and the zone was renamed the \"Free Rail Zone\".[11] In September 2012, the fareless zone was discontinued entirely, due to a $12 million shortfall in TriMet's annual budget.[12]\nBen Holladay was the first person to offer public transportation to the city of Portland when in 1872 he opened the Portland Street Railway Company, a horsecar line on First Street extending to a garage at the end of Glisan.[13] In 1882, a second horsecar system was built for Third Street.[14] Ferries such as the O&CRR Ferry#2 were used to cross the Willamette River before the construction of the first Steel Bridge in 1888. At that point, rail expanded into Albina and East Portland. Horsecars took passengers across the river and steam trains took them further into the suburbs,[15] but both modes were soon replaced by electric streetcar lines, the first of which began operation on November 1, 1889, between St. Johns and Portland.[16]\nTriMet operates a fleet of 610 buses on a network of 80 bus routes.[17] Twelve of the routes are designated \"Frequent Service\" bus routes, with more frequent schedules than other routes.[18] Originally intended to have buses scheduled every 15 minutes or less all day, every day (including weekends and holidays), budget cutbacks in 2009 caused TriMet to change \"Frequent Service\" routes to have 15-minute-or-less wait times only during weekday peak usage times in the morning and afternoon.[19] In August 2014, TriMet reintroduced 15-minutes-or-less wait times at all times during weekdays on Frequent Service routes, with the stated goal of reinstating weekend 15-minutes-or-less wait times on these routes.[19]\nTriMet's bus fleet is made up of 30' and 40' buses, built in 1997 or later, and nearly all are low-floor buses, with only a small number of older high-floor models (built in 1997) still in service at the end of 2015. The last non-air-conditioned buses were retired in December 2015.[20] In 2012, TriMet reinstated its annual bus purchase program and will have only low-floor buses in rotation by 2017.[21]\nTriMet's bus routes also include express buses from downtown Portland to South Beaverton, Sherwood and Oregon City, and express buses from Marquam Hill to Beaverton, Tigard, Southwest Portland, and Milwaukie. TriMet also has several \"cross-town\" routes that do not serve downtown Portland. The bus network operates predominately in a hub-and-spoke network starting with the downtown Portland transit mall, and includes outlying transit centers in Portland's suburbs.\nIn addition to the fixed-route service, TriMet operates a paratransit service known as LIFT which operates 254 minibuses and 15 sedans offering door-to-door service for citizens who cannot access regular TriMet services.[18]\nMAX light rail[edit]\nMain article: MAX Light Rail\nA Siemens S70 MAX train, in service on the Blue Line\nSince 2009, the Portland Transit Mall has been used by both MAX and buses.\nSince September 2015, Portland's light rail system, named MAX (short for Metropolitan Area Express), consists of five color-coded lines:\nThe Blue Line is a 33-mile (53 km) east-west route. It begins in Hillsboro, a western suburb, passes through Beaverton and downtown Portland, then across the Willamette River, through Northeast Portland and east to the city of Gresham. The 15-mile (24 km) line between downtown and Gresham was the first light rail line opened in Portland, in 1986. MAX lines first became designated by colors in 2000.\nThe Red Line incorporates a 5.6-mile (9.0 km) north-south addition between the airport and the Gateway Transit Center near the northeast Portland neighborhood of Parkrose. From that point the line overlaps the Blue Line, running west to downtown and beyond, terminating at the Beaverton Transit Center, where it and the Blue Line meet WES Commuter Rail.\nThe Yellow Line added 5.8 miles (9.3 km) to the system. It connects North Portland's Expo Center with downtown. This line is often referred to as \"Interstate MAX\" because much of it runs along Interstate Avenue, and parallel to I-5. Until 2009, the Yellow Line followed the same mostly east-west alignment through downtown Portland as used by the Blue and Red lines, traveling along Morrison Street (westbound) and Yamhill Street (eastbound) through the core of the business district. However, on August 30, 2009, the Yellow Line shifted to a new north-south alignment through downtown that had been constructed along the Portland Mall (see Green Line).[22] In 2015, the Yellow Line became through-routed at all times with the then-new Orange Line (see below).\nThe Green Line runs from Clackamas Town Center, in the Clackamas area, north along I-205 for 6.5 miles (10.5 km) to the Gateway Transit Center, where the Blue and Red Lines meet. From Gateway, it joins them and travels westwards to downtown Portland along the 1986-opened tracks extending to the Steel Bridge. From there\u2014a new junction on the bridge's west deck\u2014the Green Line uses 1.8 miles (2.9 km) of new tracks passing Union Station and running mainly along the transit mall for the remainder of its route through downtown, sharing that routing with the Yellow Line (and since 2015 the Orange Line) and terminating at Portland State University (PSU).[10]\nThe Orange Line added 7.3 miles (11.7 km) of newly constructed line, extending from the south end of the Portland Mall to Milwaukie. The project included construction of the Tilikum Crossing, the first new bridge opened across the Willamette River in Portland in 42 years (since 1973),[23] which is also notable for being open only to transit vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists\u2014and not private vehicles.[23][24] From the PSU area in downtown, the Orange Line follows streets and a bus-and-light-rail-only viaduct to reach the South Waterfront district. After crossing the river, the line turns southward, passing through Southeast Portland along a new median on SE 17th Avenue and then mostly along or adjacent to previously existing railroad rights-of-way to downtown Milwaukie. The terminal station is at Park Avenue, just south of downtown Milwaukie. Operationally, it is linked to the Yellow Line at all times; southbound Yellow Line trains become Orange Line trains when they depart from Rose Quarter TC, and northbound Orange Line trains become Yellow Line trains when they reach the transit mall in downtown Portland.\nPortland Streetcar[edit]\nMain article: Portland Streetcar\nThe Portland Streetcar is a two-line streetcar system serving the central part of Portland\u2014downtown and the areas immediately surrounding downtown. The system's first line opened in 2001 and, with later extensions, now follows a 3.9-mile (6.3 km) route[25] from Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center at NW 23rd Avenue through inner-Northwest and Southwest, including the Pearl District and Portland State University, to the new South Waterfront neighborhood, where it connects to the Portland Aerial Tram.[26] In 2012, this route was given the designation North-South Line, or NS Line.\nThe system's second line opened in 2012 and extended service across the Willamette River to the Lloyd District and the Central Eastside.[27] The federal share of funding for this $148-million project, a 3.3-mile (5.3 km) extension and fleet expansion,[27] was approved in April 2009,[28] and construction began in August 2009. Originally named the Central Loop Line, or CL Line, it was renamed the A Loop (clockwise) and B Loop (counterclockwise) in 2015, when it was extended from the eastside across the Tilikum Crossing bridge and also along the NS Line from South Waterfront to Portland State University. See Portland Streetcar (Eastside line) and Loop Service (Portland Streetcar) for more detail.\nThe Willamette Shore Trolley is a seasonal, volunteer-operated heritage streetcar service established in 1990 \u2013 after a 1987 trial run \u2013 for the purpose of preserving an approximately 6-mile (10 km) former Southern Pacific railroad right-of-way running south from Portland to Lake Oswego for possible future transit use. Plans to extend the Portland Streetcar along the right-of-way were mothballed in early 2012, but remain under consideration for the long term.[29] The right-of-way was acquired by a consortium of local governmental entities in 1988 for this purpose.[30]\nTriMet's WES Commuter Rail connects the cities of Wilsonville, Tualatin, Tigard and Beaverton. It is one of only three suburb-to-suburb commuter rail lines in the country,[citation needed] along with Tri-Rail in Miami and the Inland Empire-Orange County Line operated by Metrolink between San Bernardino and Oceanside, Calif. Rather than electric railcars like those of MAX, the line uses FRA-compliant diesel multiple units running on existing Portland and Western Railroad freight tracks. The first rides open to the general public took place on Friday, January 30, 2009, and regular service began on Monday, February 2, 2009.[31]\nAmtrak also exists as a rail commuting option in the Portland area with the Amtrak Cascades providing daily service between Portland and neighboring Oregon City.[32] While the frequency is less than that of TriMet, the 20-minute ride from Oregon City is faster, has cheaper tickets, and is arguably a more comfortable service.[33]\nSee the Intercity service section below for information about the many intercity bus and train services to and from Portland from outside the metro area.\nPortland Aerial Tram[edit]\nPortland Aerial Tram car descends towards the rising South Waterfront district.\nMain article: Portland Aerial Tram\nThe Portland Aerial Tram is an aerial cableway used to connect the South Waterfront district with Oregon Health and Science University on Marquam Hill above. The cableway is two-thirds of one mile (1 km) long and was opened to the public in January 2007.\nPortland, OR Public Transportation Statistics[edit]\nThe average amount of time people spend commuting with public transit in Portland, OR, for example to and from work, on a weekday is 90 min. 36% of public transit riders, ride for more than 2 hours every day. The average amount of time people wait at a stop or station for public transit is 14 min, while 21% of riders wait for over 20 minutes on average every day. The average distance people usually ride in a single trip with public transit is 8.2 km, while 18% travel for over 12 km in a single direction. [34]\nMain article: Cycling in Portland, Oregon\nBicycle use in Portland has been growing rapidly, having nearly tripled since 2001; for example, daily bicycle traffic on four of the Willamette River bridges has increased from 2,855 before 1992 to over 16,000 in 2008[update], partly due to improved facilities.[35] Approximately 8% of commuters bike to work in Portland, the highest proportion of any major U.S. city and about 10 times the national average.[36] By July 2016 through a 4-0 city council vote, Portland will have a bike share program running with 600 bikes. The new bikes will be provided by Social Bicycles, and will be operated by Motivate.[37]\nAccording to a city video, in 1994 Portland became the first city to develop a pedestrian master plan.[38] Blocks in the downtown area are only 200 feet (61 m) long. Many streets in the outer southwest section of the city lack sidewalks; however, this is partially made up with various off-street trails.[39] A 2011 study by Walk Score ranked Portland the 12th most walkable of the fifty largest cities in the United States.[40]\nThe Gibbs Street Pedestrian Bridge, a new pedestrian and bicycle bridge over I-5 near the Portland Aerial Tram, opened in 2012.[41]\nTraffic flow[edit]\nSee also: List of streets in Portland, Oregon\nMany streets in Portland are one-way; streets in downtown Portland (Southwest Portland bounded by I-405 and the Willamette River) are virtually all one-way, forming a grid of alternating street traffic: for north-south streets, odd-numbered avenues (1st, 3rd, etc.) are southbound, while even-numbered avenues (2nd, 4th, etc.) are northbound, and similarly east-west streets alternate. This is partly due to the streets in downtown Portland being relatively narrow (64 feet (20 m)).[clarification needed] This grid extends a short way west across I-405 into Goose Hollow, terminating at SW 18th Avenue, and extends to some degree north across Burnside into the Pearl District, particularly with the north-south streets extending into Old Town.\nMost streets on the east side are two-way, but there are a number of one-way pairs along major routes: Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (MLK)/Grand Avenue (the equivalent of 4th and 5th avenues), and 11th/12th east-west pairs are connected with bridges, with NE Couch/Burnside forming a pair east of the Burnside Bridge from 3rd to 14th avenues, SE Morrison/SE Belmont forming a pair from the Morrison Bridge to SE 25th Ave, and SE Madison/SE Hawthorne forming a pair from the Hawthorne Bridge to SE 12th Avenue.\nState highways, numbered as Interstate, U.S and Oregon Routes, in the metropolitan area include:\nOR 99E\nOR 99W\nNotable highways never built, or removed altogether, include Mount Hood Freeway, Interstate 505, and Harbor Drive.[42]\nMain article: List of bridges in Portland, Oregon\nThe large number of bridges in Portland has given the city its \"Bridgetown\" nickname.\nWillamette River[edit]\nA pedestrian and bicycle bridge over S.E. McLoughlin Boulevard in Portland.\nBridges over the Willamette River, listed north to south:\nSt. Johns Bridge (1931) \u2013 U.S. Route 30/N Philadelphia Avenue\nBurlington Northern Railroad Bridge 5.1 (1908)\nFremont Bridge (1973) \u2013 Interstate 405\nBroadway Bridge (1913) \u2013 Broadway\nSteel Bridge (1912) \u2013 Pacific Highway West/former Oregon Route 99W\nBurnside Bridge (1926) \u2013 Burnside Street\nMorrison Bridge (1958) \u2013 Morrison Street\nHawthorne Bridge (1910) \u2013 Hawthorne Boulevard\nMarquam Bridge (1966) \u2013 Interstate 5\nTilikum Crossing (2015) \u2013 Longest car-free bridge in the U.S.\nRoss Island Bridge (1922) \u2013 U.S. Route 26/Powell Boulevard\nSellwood Bridge (1925; replacement 2016) \u2013 SE Tacoma Street\nColumbia River[edit]\nBridges over the Columbia River, listed west to east:\nBurlington Northern Railroad Bridge 9.6 (1908) \u2013 the first bridge of any kind across the lower Columbia River[43]\nInterstate Bridge (1917/1958) \u2013 Interstate 5\nGlenn L. Jackson Memorial Bridge (1982) \u2013 Interstate 205\nIntercity service[edit]\nLong-distance passenger rail service to Portland is provided by Amtrak, the national passenger rail system, with trains stopping at Union Station. Amtrak routes serving Portland include the Amtrak Cascades (with service to/from Vancouver, British Columbia and Eugene, Oregon), the Coast Starlight (with service to/from Los Angeles and Seattle) and the Empire Builder (with service to/from Portland and Chicago).\nWhile long-distance rail options are somewhat limited and infrequent, Oregon has a well-connected intercity bus network offering numerous options for travel to and from the Portland metro area. The Cascades POINT provides daily service between Portland and Eugene, with stops at every Amtrak station in the Willamette Valley.[44] The NorthWest POINT provides daily service between Portland and Astoria, with stops in several rural communities along U.S. Route 26 and towns along the Oregon Coast.[45] BoltBus began offering service from Portland in May 2012, with Seattle as its first destination.[46] Additional bus services that bring passengers to and from the Portland area include Columbia County Rider from St. Helens, Tillamook County Transportation District's service from Tillamook, the Central Oregon Breeze from Bend, and more.\nPortland's main airport is the Portland International Airport (IATA: PDX, ICAO: KPDX), located in the northeast quadrant, near the Columbia River, and 20 minutes by car from downtown. PDX is also connected to the downtown business and arts districts by the MAX Red Line. The city's first airport, Swan Island Municipal Airport, opened in 1927 and closed in the 1940s.\nThe Port of Portland's Hillsboro Airport (IATA: HIO, ICAO: KHIO) is an executive and general aviation airport located in Hillsboro, Oregon, and it the second busiest airport in the state. It is connected to the metropolitan area by the MAX Blue Line, and is the starting point for many corporate and charter flights, including Nike, Inc..\nTroutdale Airport also serves the area. Portland is also served by Wiley's Seaplane Port, a private seaplane base on the Willamette.\nPortland is home to Oregon's only public use heliport, the Portland Downtown Heliport (ICAO: 61J).\nOther alternatives[edit]\nPortlanders living downtown or in nearby neighborhoods have car sharing as an alternative, through Zipcar, which acquired Flexcar in 2007.[47] As of 2017[update], there are over 5,000 members sharing 250 vehicles which are located in neighborhoods such as the Pearl District, Old Town Chinatown, the Lloyd District, Hawthorne, and Brooklyn.[48]\nSkateboarding and roller blading are welcome methods for travel around town. Downtown Portland includes signs labeled \"skate routes\" to aid the urban skater.[49] The Wall Street Journal stated Portland \"may be the most skateboard-friendly town in America.\"[50]\nRose City Transit, TriMet's Portland-only predecessor\nTransportation in Seattle and Transportation in Vancouver for Pacific Northwest comparisons\n^ http://library.oregonmetro.gov/files//tod_final_report.pdf\n^ Timothy Egan (May 31, 1987). \"Focus: Portland; So Long Cars, Hello People\". The New York Times. Retrieved July 31, 2012.\n^ Where the car is not king, a 15 August 2006 BBC News article on Portland transportation\n^ \"American Community Survey 2006, Table S0802\". U.S. Census Bureau.\n^ Rose, Joseph (January 22, 2009). \"Weave through TriMet's work in downtown Portland\". The Oregonian. Retrieved April 15, 2013.\n^ Redden, Jim (January 12, 2007). \"Bye-bye, bus mall as we know it\". Portland Tribune. Archived from the original on February 22, 2013. 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        "raw_content": "General practitioners, primary care and support for carers in England: can training make a difference?\nJones, Ray, Mackenzie, Ann, Greenwood, Nan, Atkins, Christine and Habibi, Ruth (2012) General practitioners, primary care and support for carers in England: can training make a difference? Health & Social Care In The Community, 20(2), pp. 128-136. ISSN (print) 0966-0410\nAs a part of the national carers' strategy, the Department of Health commissioned six pilot workshops spread across England for General Practitioners (GPs) and other primary healthcare workers. The six workshops were held during September and October 2009, arranged by the Royal College of General Practitioners and planned in consultation with the Princess Royal Trust for Carers. The workshops were delivered by one of two GPs and by a carer. The Department of Health commissioned an evaluation of the workshop programme. This paper reports on the attitudes towards and knowledge of carers by GPs and other primary care workers, such as community matrons, practice nurses, healthcare assistants, practice managers and receptionists. It also tracks changes over time from the questionnaire responses pre- and post-workshop and 3\u2003months later in the GPs' and other primary care workers' response to carers. Prior to the workshops, GPs and other primary care workers saw primary care as having a significant role in directly assisting carers, especially with emotional support and in signposting to other services. However, there was a lack of knowledge about issues facing carers, limited confidence in assisting carers and few services within the primary care teams directly focussed on carers. The workshops were regarded positively by those who attended, and the evaluation found that there was a positive impact with GPs and other primary care workers reporting specific actions they had taken post-workshop to assist carers, greater confidence and awareness in working with carers, and increased knowledge about carers. The paper concludes by recommending how the pilot programme might be rolled out more widely.",
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        "raw_content": "Rise of China Semiconductor\nTopics: Semiconductor industry statistics and projections in China, Government policies, Supply chain, Semiconductor manufacturing and Packaging technologies, Opportunities & Challenges for China and for other countries/areas\nPanel Chair/modulator : Prof. Zhu Wenhui (Suzhou Speed Semiconductor technology Co., Ltd.) Invited Panel List\nTan Yong Tsong, Executive Director of IME (Singapore)\nSantosh Kumar, Senior Analysis of Yole Development (France)\nBob Chylak, Senior Director of KnS (US)\nKai Fai Ng, President of SEMI SEA (Singapore)\nAlbert Lan, Senior Director of SPIL (Taiwan)\nLung Chu,President of SEMI CHINA (China)\nDr Tan Yong Tsong joined A*STAR in August 2015 as Deputy Executive Director in the Science and Engineering Council (SERC), and was concurrently appointed as the Covering Executive Director of the Data Storage Institute (DSI). On 1 March 2016, Dr Tan was appointed as Deputy Executive Director of Institute of Microelectronics (IME) in addition to his current appointments. On 1 September 2016, Dr Tan assumed the appointment as Executive Director of Institute of Microelectronics (IME) whilst retaining his concurrent appointment of Covering Executive Director of Data Storage Institute (DSI), and relinquished his concurrent appointment of Deputy Executive Director of Science and Engineering Council (SERC). Dr Tan obtained his Bachelor degree from the National University of Singapore and took up a postgraduate scholarship from National Science and Technology Board (NSTB) to pursue his Master\u2019s degree and PhD in Physics at the University of Cambridge. Dr Tan returned to Singapore upon completion of his studies abroad and joined the Institute of Microelectronics (IME) as a Senior Engineer and Business Development Leader. He left IME to join the private sector in 2003. Dr Tan has had more than 14 years of experience in technology management and investments, and business development in diverse industries including optical telecommunications, semiconductor components, renewable energy, medical imaging and diagnostics equipment. He has held various positions such as the Country Manager of Fujikura (Singapore), General Manager of FiberTech Ltd (China) and of Mitsui & Co. Ltd. (Japan).\nBob Chylak is Vice President, Packaging and Process Integration for Kulicke & Soffa. He is responsible for the research and development of packaging solutions across all K&S products. Bob has more than 25 years of experience in the semiconductor industry. He has a BS-EE degree from Penn State University and completed Executive Management Studies at Stanford University. 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Over 20 years of job experience on semiconductor industry, especially focus on bumping and flip chip advanced assembly technology. Vice Chairman of Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International Taiwan Association.Chairman of TILA (Taiwan Intelligent Leader Association). Currently Senior Director of Engineering Center of SPIL (Siliconware, Taiwan), which is 3rd biggest assembly house in the world.\nAs the President of SEMI China, Lung Chu oversees the evolution of SEMI\u2019s programs, committees, products, and services to deliver the highest member value in China\u2019s rapidly changing semiconductor ecosystem.\nMost recently, Chu was President of China Operations for Global Unichip. He has also served as APAC President at Cadence Design Systems and Magma Design Automation, and held executive positions at KLA-Tencor, Apple Computer, and Philips Semiconductor. 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        "raw_content": "Arab Americans and Gender\nJen'nan Ghazal Read\nBiopsychosocial Perspectives on Arab Americans\nGender roles and expectations in which the behaviors of women hold substantially more meaning than those of men have enormous importance for Arab Americans. Gender ideas inform a multiplicity of matters of appropriateness, including public behavior, social relationships, education, occupation, health, marriage, and divorce. Nonetheless, as predicted by segmented assimilation theory, not all families are the same and gendered norms may be treated more flexibly in some families and more strictly in others depending on family resources (social class), the social capital (relationships and community) they build in the United States, and their interpretations and management of interactions with the host society. At the same time, assumptions commonly held in American society\u2014such as that wearing hijab (modest clothing, headscarf) symbolizes submission to men or lack of education\u2014ignore the complexities of social belonging and women\u2019s agency that exist around veiling. Gender notions also have a range of implications for the health care status of Arab Americans, while discrimination and prejudice common to the post-9/11 era have exacerbated feelings of marginalization and disempowerment for some Arab Americans. Nonetheless, Arab American men and women surpass the overall American population on a range of measures of success, including educational attainment, median incomes, and occupational prestige, revealing some of the positive impacts of strong family and selective acculturation. Practitioners will be well served by adopting an informed and nuanced approach to Arab American clients.\n\"Arab Americans and Gender,\" in Biopsychosocial Perspectives on Arab Americans. Eds. Sylvia C. Nassar-McMillan, Kristine J. Ajrouch, and Julie Hakim-Larson. New York, US: Springer US, 2014: 89-105. Publisher Link.",
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        "raw_content": "Counselors and Workplace Wellness Programs: A Conceptual Model\nSaliba, Yvette; Barden, Sejal\nProfessional Counselor , v7 n2 p104-113 2017\nOccupational stress is a top source of stress for over 65% of Americans due to extended hours in the workplace. Recent changes in health care have encouraged employers to build workplace wellness programs to improve physical and mental health for employees to mitigate the effects of occupational stress. Wellness programs focus on either disease management; treating chronic illnesses, such as hypertension and diabetes; lifestyle management; or preventing chronic illnesses through health promotion. This manuscript provides an overview of recent changes in health care and describes a conceptual framework, Steps to Better Health (S2BH), that counselors can use in workplace wellness programs. S2BH is an 8-week psychoeducational group based on the combination of motivational interviewing (MI) and the transtheoretical model of change (TTM).\nDescriptors: Stress Management, Stress Variables, Occupational Safety and Health, Wellness, Health Services, Health Promotion, Health Care Costs, Federal Legislation, Public Health, Employers, Employees, Counselors, Physical Health, Mental Health, Experimental Groups, Chronic Illness, Workplace Learning\nNational Board for Certified Counselors, Inc. and Affiliates. 3 Terrace Way, Greensboro, NC 27403. Tel: 336-547-0607; Fax: 336-547-0017; e-mail: TCPjournal@nbcc.org; Web site: http://tpcjournal.nbcc.org",
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        "raw_content": "On this slide, the red line is the 30-year mortgage rate.\nIt's the rate of interest on the 30-year mortgage.\nAnd the blue line is the yield to maturity,\nof a 10-year U.S. federal government treasury bond.\nAnd I put the two together on this chart to illustrate an important fact,\nthat the 30-year mortgage rate tracks the 10-year government bond yield.\nThis is a pretty good relationship, isn't it?\nWell, the reason that there is a good relationship is\nthat there should be one interest rate.\nLet me clarify one thing.\n30-year mortgage, that looks very different from tenure.\nBut most mortgages are paid off in less than 30 years.\nIn fact, this is the way it works.\nThe typical homeowner, that's you coming up,\nthe typical homeowner buys a first home which we call a starter home,\nwhen they're in their 20s maybe.\nAnd then their jobs tend to be unstable at that.\nThey're moving from one job to another,\nand they might move several times in the space of 10 years, and then typically,\nthe normal life cycle in an advanced country is by the time you reach 40 or thereabouts,\nyou've now settled down in a job that will keep you for 30 years.\nNot always but typically.\nIt's a typical life story.\nAnd then you buy a house which is your final house,\nwhich you live in for 30, 40 years.\nAnd then you end up moving to some kind of a retirement community,\nand then you move to a nursing home,\nand then you move to the cemetery.\nThat's the life cycle.\nBut look at the housing purchases there.\nThere's a lot of short purchases.\nAnd then there's a long one.\nBut we give these people 30-year mortgages even often,\neven if they're buying a starter home.\nThey never know it's a starter home.\nThey don't like to bring that up. You're buying a home.\nYou're excited, we hope.\nYou've got a house now.\nAnd they know that you're going to probably sell it.\nSo anyway, the average time other\nmortgage actually is outstanding is something like 10 years.\nEven though it's a 30-year mortgage.\nSo they like to the track,\nthey're doing this deliberately.\nThey're tracking the 10-year mortgage rate.\nNow why is there a spread though?\nI said, they're tracking the 10-year government bond yield.\nNow why is there a spread?\nSee, the bank is charging more than the 10-year rate.\nHome mortgages are slightly risky. You can see it.\nNow incidentally, some of them are FHA insured.\nSo there's other mortgage insurance,\nbut they have to pay for that insurance.\nWe just said it's up to one and a half percent.\nThe spread between the two is getting wider now than it was back then.\nAnd I think that reflects the costs.\nAnd also, a mortgage has to be serviced.\nYou have to send out letters.\nYou have to maintain a system.\nWhen people don't pay,\nyou have to call a credit bureau that will nudge them to pay.\nSo all those are costs.\nBut I find it amazing that 30-year mortgage rate,\nin 1982, got up to almost 19 percent.\nOkay, that's the interest rate on the mortgage.\nThis is a mortgage rate. But your mortgage payment will be more than 80.\nLet's just make it simple.\nYou bought all the money to buy a house.\nLet's say you bought a $300,000 house,\nand let's say the total mortgage payment is 20 percent.\nSo what's 20 percent?\nSixty thousand a year.\nThat's a lot of money, isn't it? How do people do that?\nBack in 1982, 300,000 would be an expensive house. We could still do that.\nThat's a lot of money to be paying out every year.\nYou know how they did it?\nWell, they didn't do it.\nHome prices fell because nobody could afford to buy a house.\nSome of them did it, and they got their mom and dad's money to buy a house.\nYeah, I bought a house in,\nwhat was it, 1982.\nWe weren't paying that.\nThat would be a huge sum.\nAre these interest rates nominal?\nThese are nominal. Yeah, and there was a lot of inflation.\nBut you see the problem,\nit doesn't matter when there's a lot of inflation or not.\nYeah, you're being paid back because ideally,\nyour property is appreciating with the inflation rate,\nbut that's not cash that I have.\nI have to pay this mortgage.\nSo, high inflation and high nominal rate periods bring in a high mortgage.\nIt makes it difficult to buy a house.\nBut there are other kinds of mortgages.\nWhat was prompted by your question is\nthe so-called price level adjusted mortgage or PLAM,\nwhich, they made the amortization actually negative.\nAmortization means, paying off the principal.\nYour payment comes in two parts.\nOne of them is interest. One of them is amortization.\nSo they had negative amortization mortgages in the first year,\nso you didn't have to pay 20 percent of the value of your house every year.\nHow can anyone afford that?\nSo PLAMs started to come in this really high inflation period.\nThe inflation rate was double digit in 1982.\nSo there's all these different and that kind of adjustable rate mortgage,\nis a mortgage that you get it for 30 years maybe,\nbut they don't fix the interest rate.\nThey tell you that your interest rate would equal some short rate,\nlike the one year treasury each year plus something.\nSo it fluctuates with interest rates.\nDual rate mortgages, I don't know if they even exist anymore.\nPLAMs, as far as I know, don't exist.\nThere might be something. You might,\nif you asked around, be able to get one now.\nBut inflation is virtually zero now,\nand some people completely lose interest.\nThey shouldn't, by the way,\nbecause we're going to have a lot of inflation in the future probably sometime,\nand the people get kind of unconcerned.\nThe banks are unconcerned.\nIf there's a lot of inflation and you own a house, you're happy.\nBecause now, the real value of your mortgage goes\ndown if it's a fixed rate mortgage but the bank won't be happy.\nThen there is shared appreciation mortgages.\nThese are mortgages where you pay out\nsome of the appreciation and value of your house in lieu of interest.\nThese were popular in the United Kingdom just before the financial crisis,\nor just before the 2000s.\nBut they dropped out of favor because home prices went up so fast in the\nU.K. and people were promising to pay that and they didn't like it.\nAnd they got angry,\nand the whole thing kind of fizzled.\nSo we're still back mostly in the United States with conventional fixed rate mortgages.\nA home equity loan is a loan on the value of\nyour house that you might take on later as a way of getting money.\nSo for example, for home improvements or you might just take out a second mortgage,\nand they're often marketed separately.\nAnd they were part of what got us into a great amount of\ndebt just prior to the financial crisis because people were first of all,\nborrowing at a conventional fixed rate mortgage,\nand then we get an ad saying,\n\"You want a vacation?\nWe'll lend you against the value of your house.\"\nSo people started borrowing more and more against their house.\nWe had fewer people who had paid off their houses and more and more debtors.\nAnd then the financial crisis came.\nWould you consider inflation being one of\nthe major causes of the depression of housing values?\nWell, when you bring that up,\nit brings to my mind the episode just as Paul Volcker became chairman of the FED in 1979.\nThere was double digit inflation,\nlike 12 percent in the U.S. at that time.\nAnd so, interest rates were very high.\nSome people were paying 18 percent a year on their mortgage.\nIt became very difficult for people to afford that interest.\nAnd so home prices reached real extreme lows at that time.\nBut they came back.\nSo it's plausibly due to inflation and to the absence of PLAMs,\nprice level adjusted mortgages,\nthat might have made it easier for people to borrow to buy a house.",
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        "raw_content": "A follow up on genetics\nIn an earlier post I shared with you the story of my wife and her biological father, Joe Eszterhas. Wondering all along whether creative ability can be \"imprinted\" in DNA ? well they are about to embark on a \"project\" as coauthors of a book, written separately, about their lives. My wife's writings tend to be powerful and compelling so I'm looking forward to the final product.\nStay tuned for updates................\nPosted at 02:49 PM in Business, Current Affairs, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)\nPlaying.........\n..so I've stolen more than just a few moments! Have you ever realized just how busy life is?\nSome weeks ago I noticed that several business magazines were exploring the idea of entrepreneurial talent /spirit. Is it real or imagined. Is it, much like instinct, innate or can it be learned. I tend to think that we all have ideas / dreams. Ideas for a better mouse trap, of striking out on our own in search of a better life. In the early 70's, long before the running craze took hold, I was an avid runner. At the time there was very little attention given to the sport. There was little in the way of shoes, clothes and dietary info. As the sport continued to gain in popularity demand for products increased. At the time I thought it would be a great idea to open a store, a running shoe store, that would serve the growing demand. However, given my less then sophisticated business savvy, at the the time, I didn't know anything about starting a business, securing capital etc. Of course that all changed in 1989 when I started my present company. The difference of course was experience. Eleven years after graduating from college I gave myself the ultimate final exam. Starting a business. From the outset the business was, and to this day remains, profitable. So I guess I passed!\nCan you teach someone to be an entrepreneur? Of course you can. Will they be successful? That's a different question.\nPosted at 07:27 AM in Business, Embroidery, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)\n89.7.........\nand what would you do differently? 89.7 was my preliminary score as a result of a presentation given at the 2006 PPAI (Promotional Products association International) Show. While the folks at PPAI were excited about the outcome of the show, increased attendance and education that was over the top, they were concerned about those who fell below the 90 % mark. They questioned those of us who may be interested in presenting next year yet fell below 90%...\"What would you do differently in an effort to improve?\" For starters I thought don't give me a session at 7:30 a.m.! Give those times to the guys/gals who are making the BIG bucks. If they're that good let them warm up the crowd. Time heals all..........I looked over the scores of all the presenters and came to realize that of those who scored into the nineties were really PROS. They are the talking heads. Professional speakers and educators whose income (real or imagined) is directly related to the participant's evaluations. SALESMAN lest I sully the reputation of those who value their craft. Their are those who can and then there are those that.............speak. The irony of this is that these guys have to be able to effectively market themselves in order to get the gigs. Content, however, is a completely different requirement.\nCriticize if you will, I had not given a presentation since the PPAI Show last year. I didn't rehearse this year's presentation until moments before the appointed time. However, I was comfortable in my more than casual knowledge of the topic......EMBROIDERY. The presentation was to cover the technical nature of the discipline covering soup to nuts in 1 and one half hours...at 0730 hours (7:30 A.M.)!!!! I did an admirable job and felt as though the objectives were achieved. So, proudly, I'll take the 89.7 knowing, of course, that there's room for improvement. More importantly though my primary role, in business, is to maximize profits, keep my employees gainfully employed, and to see to it that my clientele is thoroughly satisfied by our commitment to quality and service.\n89.7..........all things being equal that was pretty damn good! Afterall, I have a business to run.\nPosted at 08:11 PM in Business, inspiration, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)\nFEAR NOT..........\nFear........a state of apprehension. I remember when I began to formalize my plans for starting this business. Fear was certainly something to reconcile. The fear of failure, the fear of disappointing those who had faith in me and of course the skeptics. But I must say that my self confidence was never in question nor was my cautious nature. For me life is the challenge. Life is terribly simple, so too business, however once we set things in play it can get fairly tricky. Events and interactions conspire, innocently enough, to make things ever so interesting. It comes at you much like the water from a fire hose, fast and pressure packed! The challenge is not to handle all of it but what you must. Sift through the never ending current and muster the courage to recognize and resolve the meaningful. It's safe to say that some days you get the elevator and some days you get, well you know.\nFailure is not fatal, to the contrary. Tom Peter's, in Re-imagine, espouses the value in failure and I tend to agree with his point. It's not like you stayed awake and planned to fail. The value is in the postmortem assessment of the failure. What went wrong and most importantly what did you gain?\nSo, FEAR NOT...............\nThe Blog Blues\nThis is my wife's doings.....you see my wife, LOVE OF MY LIFE that she is, has a blog http://specialneedsmom.com . First of all she has the genes for writing or should I ask the question: can writing be a genetic trait? Her biological father is Joe Eszterhas ,of Hollywood fame (Hollywood Animal, www.aaknopf.com). She's also a wonderful mother to our daughters, Olivia, and Zoe. Zoe has \"specials needs\" as the result of Mitochondrial disease. Mito what disease???? Long story BUT may be the cause of many afflictions. Another story another time, back to Suzanne. Quite often she and I check our blog stats and she's killing me, literally. Her numbers are quite good while mine are mediocre, ok, dismal!!! She is, however, encouraging. As we say in NJ: \"Encourage This!\".\nBloggers, that you are, realize that it can be time consuming and challenging. To deliver exceptional content is taxing. You may have the creative juices flowing but it takes time to deliver..........and on top of that I run a small business..........throw in old and I'm ready for bed...............not really but you know what I mean. There is, however, inspiration....today I received an encouraging comment suggesting that my content was good and that I should link with more folks (I'm trying) through comments etc......certainly made my day. However the wife , 1200 visits and numerous comments, has left me in the dust or is it the blog blues? So hep me out.....link me, offer comments, hook me up!\nAlright then you've decided to take the plunge, you're going into business for yourself or maybe it's time to change your image. A crucial step in either situation is to find a name for your business. Now keep in mind that, as the head marketeer for your business, you want to capitalize on every contact that you make. At any given moment you must be ready to get people excited about who you are and what your company can do for them. Sounds easy enough but you'd be surprised. Naming rights and coming up with an appropriate logo can be more difficult then you realize.\nSimplicity is often overlooked in naming. Quite often our \"vision\" gets in the way. We come up with names that are sappy, confusing and downright wrong. Identify your \"core\" business while trying to be concise and to the point. For example Embroidery Unlimited tells a potential client exactly what we do. We do embroidery and our capabilities are unlimited. Just ask me and I'll tell you! So, as with all aspects of the business, keep it simple.\nNow coming up with a logo is equally as hard. Recently, at www.marketingprofs.com, there was a two part article explaining what makes logos effective. There is a psychological component to these efforts. You want to get your message out along with your contact info. For many years my logo was my typeset. However, as our production turnaround became a more effective marketing pitch I came up with the \"con\" / Bail me out logo (Download buscard.pdf) . There is a chance, however slim, that some will think I'm a bail bond guy but......in any event I think it plays into our hand. The idea is that EU, Inc. is the \"go to guy\" in any situation relative to embroidery and particularly in a time of real need.\nThe initial contact witha prospective client, be it in person or otherwise, may be your only and best chance to impress them. Make sure your business name carries with it the message you want to send. Likewise the use of logos and tag lines. Be creative and haves some fun but remember everything you do sends a message.\nBusiness and Blogging II\nUsually when I embrace something, in this case blogging, I get very excited and want to share the excitement with who ever will listen. With much zeal, bordering evangelical, I've been explaining blogging and it's potential to several clients and colleagues. Their response is less then enthusiastic and they quite often reference the shortfall of the web etc. On the other hand my wife, the owner of a publishing company and aspiring novelist, has started her blog, specialneedsmom.com and the response has left me envious.\nUpon retrieving the office mail yesterday I felt a sense of vindication when I looked at the latest issue, May 2, of Business Week. The cover story was about Blogs et al. The story is well done and it is noteworthy that they have joined the sphere via http://blogspotting.net There can be no doubt that change is in the air. The possibilities and excitement are simply overwhelming. Imagine.\nPosted at 03:44 PM in Business, Embroidery, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (3)\nChange.........\nI visited several blogs yesterday, among them, Emergencemarketing.com and Seth Godin's, there was talk about change. Also read the white paper by Cherkoff at www.changethis.com. It's true that most people don't like change however the more I reflect the more I come to understand the importance of change. The markets/clients we deal with aren't standing still so why are we (businesses) content to stand still? Seth's post today, Nouns and verbs, is a new twist on the old adage, \"actions speak louder than words\".........isn't it obvious that we need to embrace change?\nOn the drive home last night I was gazing at the McDowell Mountains upon the side of which sits the neighborhood where I live. Traffic on the 101 was heavy with the usual mix of full and part time residents as well as the infamous snow birds. Looking forward to the weekend I began to listen to Water Colors (contemporary jazz) on XM radio. Acoustic Alchemy was performing live from B.B. King's in NYC. During an interview a band member told of his audition and subsequent hire. The line was very long and populated by many who looked alike with long hair and the fashion of the day. In addition to the guitars they carried they also brought amplifiers, some so large that they weren't able to enter the auditions. The fellow that made the cut was different, unlike the others. He mentioned that his head was shaved and since he could barely afford a good electric guitar he was unable to bring an amplifier. Of course his talent was superior as well. But the story got me thinking about business. More specifically, what is it that we do that makes us different?\nThere are several basic core tenets that you need to recognize in business. To be different is simple, but time and again, takes courage. But without courage what's the point. To be different requires casting a critical eye upon all that you do. Keeping in mind that EVERYTHING you do sends a message. As business owners we look for any competitive advantage we can find. Most often however it's as simple as being different. In my business I make it a practice to be different from the competition. They in turn, through their own weaknesses, are my best advertisers. Recently I did a phone interview with a fellow writing about word of mouth advertising. He was surprised that for 16 years my company had succeeded, for the most part, by using only WOM. Nothing more then the single line in the Yellow pages, no print ads, no other media ads. The mind set of the organization is along the lines of a war footing. In an effort to achieve success we have a war mentality. We are different because our organization is flat, decisions are made quickly, we live to serve and today is the only day that counts. This is very different from how the majority of businesses are run. It takes courage to be different, it's risky but as you know reward is commensurate with risk!\nDare to be different, dare to be.........wasn't that an ARMY/Marine recruitment slogan???\nPosted at 04:04 PM in Business, Embroidery, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)\nEmail Marketing......\nFor nigh sixteen years now I've been at the helm of a very successful small business. Call it what you will, right place right time, lucky or fortuitous it's been successful primarily as the result of \"word of mouth\" advertising. There was and is no formal marketing plan. The strategy has always been the same; quality and service. With a waning interest in the business and looking for some excitement I decided to embark on a Journey to discover Marketing and what impact it may have on the business. So, like many, I began the search on the Internet. To say there is a wealth of info available is an understatement. Suffice to say I found exactly what will work.......email marketing. 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        "raw_content": "https://experts.griffith.edu.au/scholars/img/nd746bc3f0ad6aba846a9ed9d5c075c49.jpg\nMichelle Langley Michelle Langley\nDPhil, MPhil, BA\nUnderstanding the origins and development of human uniqueness is the greatest question investigated by archaeology. I focus on the tools and ornaments created by early human communities to understand how we became as we are today.\nContact Michelle Langley\nm.langley@griffith.edu.au\nCurrently I am working on a ARC DECRA project titled \"Australia's Living Technologies: Bone Tools from First Peoples to Contact\".\nThis project is the first major study of Indigenous Australian bone- and tooth-based technologies, employing sophisticated use wear techniques in order to deduce the cognitive, social, and technological processes behind their manufacture and use. This project forefronts the role of Australia's peoples in global narratives of human cultural development.\nI am also undertaking traceology of bone, tooth, ivory, antler, marine shell, and ochre artefacts produced from some of the earliest communities from around the globe, collaborating with researchers based both in Australia and abroad.\nMy research centres around understanding the origins and development of human cognitive/behavioural uniqueness, with particular focus on:\n- Hunter-gatherer technologies\n- Australian archaeology;\n- Neanderthal behavioural complexity and interaction with Modern Humans;\n- Palaeolithic Europe; and\n- Identifying children in the deep past.\nChildhood Archaeology\nHuman Behavioural Evolution\nHunter Gatherer Technologies\nNeanderthal Behaviour\nOrigins of Symbolic Behaviour\nPalaeolithic Europe\nArchaeology of Asia, Africa and the Americas\nArchaeology of Europe, the Mediterranean and the Levant\nAt the margins of the high country: a terminal Pleistocene to late Holocene occupation record from Wee Jasper, southeastern Australia\nEstablishing a typology for Australian pointed bone implements\nBalme, J., O\u2019Connor, S., & Langley, M. (2018). Marine shell ornaments in northwestern Australia. In The Archaeology of Portable Art: Southeast Asian, Pacific, and Australian Perspectives (pp. 258\u2013273).\nClark, G., Langley, M., Litster, M., Winter, O., & Amesbury, J. R. (2018). Shell beads as markers of Oceanic dispersal: A rare Cypraeidae ornament type from the Mariana Islands. In The Archaeology of Portable Art: Southeast Asian, Pacific, and Australian Perspectives (pp. 142\u2013161).\nGrillo, K. M., Prendergast, M. E., Contreras, D. A., Fitton, T., Gidna, A. O., Goldstein, S. T., \u2026 Mabulla, A. Z. P. (2018). Pastoral Neolithic Settlement at Luxmanda, Tanzania. Journal of Field Archaeology, 43(2), 102\u2013120.\nLangley, M. (2018). Explaining the lack of emu eggshell material culture in Australia: Experimental working and archaeological implications. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 17, 155\u2013162.\nLangley, M. (2018). Magdalenian Children: Projectile Points, Portable Art and Playthings. Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 37(1), 3\u201324.\nLangley, M., & O\u2019Connor, S. (2018). Exploring red ochre use in Timor-Leste and surrounds: Headhunting, burials, and beads. In The Archaeology of Portable Art: Southeast Asian, Pacific, and Australian Perspectives (pp. 25\u201336).\nMaloney, T., O\u2019Connor, S., Dilkes-Hall, I. E., & Langley, M. (2018). Late Holocene edge-ground axe production and marine shell beads from Brooking Gorge 1 rockshelter, southern Kimberley. Australian Archaeology, 84(2), 196\u2013202.\nO\u2019Connor, S., & Langley, M. (2018). The contribution of early Southeast Asian material to a global understanding of portable art. In The Archaeology of Portable Art: Southeast Asian, Pacific, and Australian Perspectives (pp. 13\u201324).\nO\u2019Connor, S., Mahirta, Kealy, S., Boulanger, C., Maloney, T. R., Hawkins, S., \u2026 Louys, J. (2018). Kisar and the Archaeology of Small Islands in the Wallacean Archipelago. Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology, 1\u201328.\nBrumm, A., Langley, M., Moore, M. W., Hakim, B., Ramli, M., Sumantri, I., \u2026 Grun, R. (2017). Early human symbolic behavior in the Late Pleistocene of Wallacea. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 114(16), 4105\u20134110.\nLangley, M., Prendergast, M. E., & Grillo, K. M. (2017). Organic technology in the Pastoral Neolithic: osseous and eggshell artefacts from Luxmanda, Tanzania. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 1\u201314.\nShaw, B., & Langley, M. (2017). Investigating the development of prehistoric cultural practices in the Massim region of eastern Papua New Guinea: Insights from the manufacture and use of shell objects in the Louisiade Archipelago. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 48, 149\u2013165.\nAllen, H., Langley, M., & Tacon, P. (2016). Bone projectile points in prehistoric Australia: evidence from archaeologically recovered implements, ethnography, and rock art. In Osseous Projectile Weaponry: Towards an Understanding of Pleistocene Culture Variability (pp. 209\u2013220).\nLangley, M., & O\u2019Connor, S. (2016). An enduring shell artefact tradition from Timor-Leste: Oliva bead production from the pleistocene to late holocene at Jerimalai, Lene Hara, and Matja Kuru 1 and 2. PLoS One, 11(8), e0161071\u20131\u2013e0161071\u201325.\nLangley, M., O\u2019Connor, S., & Aplin, K. (2016). A >46,000-year-old kangaroo bone implement from Carpenters Gap 1 (Kimberley, northwest Australia). Quaternary Science Reviews, 154, 199\u2013213.\nLangley, M., O\u2019Connor, S., & Piotto, E. (2016). 42,000-year-old worked and pigment-stained Nautilus shell from Jerimalai (Timor-Leste): Evidence for an early coastal adaptation in ISEA. Journal of Human Evolution, 97, 1\u201316.\nLangley, M., Prendergast, M. E., Shipton, C., Morales, E. M. Q., Crowther, A., & Boivin, N. L. (2016). Poison arrows and bone utensils in late Pleistocene eastern Africa: evidence from Kuumbi Cave, Zanzibar. Azania, 51(2), 155\u2013177.\nShipton, C., Crowther, A., Kourampas, N., Prendergast, M. E., Horton, M., Douka, K., \u2026 Boivin, N. L. (2016). Reinvestigation of Kuumbi Cave, Zanzibar, reveals Later Stone Age coastal habitation, early Holocene abandonment and Iron Age reoccupation. Azania, 51(2), 197\u2013233.\nWhitau, R., Dilkes-Hall, I. E., Dotte-Sarout, E., Langley, M., Balme, J., & O\u2019Connor, S. (2016). X-ray computed microtomography and the identification of wood taxa selected for archaeological artefact manufacture: Rare examples from Australian contexts. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 6, 536\u2013546.\nWright, D., Langley, M., May, S. K., Johnston, I. G., & Allen, L. (2016). Painted shark vertebrae beads from the Djawumbu-Madjawarrnja complex,western Arnhem Land. Australian Archaeology, 82(2), 43\u201354.\nLangley, M. (2015). Investigating maintenance and discard behaviours for osseous projectile points: A Middle to Late Magdalenian (c. 19,000-14,000 cal. BP) example. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 40, 340\u2013360.\nLangley, M., & O\u2019Connor, S. (2015). 6500-Year-old Nassarius shell appliques in Timor-Leste: Technological and use wear analyses. Journal of Archaeological Science, 62, 175\u2013192.\nLangley, M., Augier, D., Delage, C., & Pauthier, A. (2015). A Magdalenian decorated baguette demi-ronde from Grotte de lAbbe (Charente, France). Comptes Rendus Palevol, 14(4), 321\u2013330.\nLangley, M. (2014). Magdalenian antler projectile point design: Determining original form for uni- and bilaterally barbed points. Journal of Archaeological Science, 44(1), 104\u2013116.\nLangley, M. (2014). Patterns of modernity taphonomy, sampling and the pleistocene archaeological record of Sahul. In Southern Asia, Australia and the Search for Human Origins (pp. 200\u2013212).\nLangley, M. (2013). A newly discovered horse engraving from la madeleine (Dordogne), France. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 79, 377\u2013381.\nLangley, M. (2013). Storied landscapes makes us (Modern) Human: Landscape socialisation in the Palaeolithic and consequences for the archaeological record. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 32(4), 614\u2013629.\nLangley, M., & Street, M. (2013). Long range inland-coastal networks during the Late Magdalenian: Evidence for individual acquisition of marine resources at Andernach-Martinsberg, German Central Rhineland. Journal of Human Evolution, 64(5), 457\u2013465.\nWilliams, A. N., Ulm, S., Cook, A. R., Langley, M., & Collard, M. (2013). Human refugia in Australia during the last glacial maximum and terminal Pleistocene: A geospatial analysis of the 25-12 ka Australian archaeological record. Journal of Archaeological Science, 40(12), 4612\u20134625.\nTacon, P., & Langley, M. (2012). Rock art dating in Australia and beyond: What does it tell us? In J. Clottes (Ed.), . Presented at the L\u2019art Pl\u00e9istoc\u00e8ne dans le monde / Pleistocene art of the world, Tarascon-sur-Ari\u89e5, France (2012).\nLangley, M., Clarkson, C., & Ulm, S. (2011). From small holes to grand narratives: The impact of taphonomy and sample size on the modernity debate in Australia and New Guinea. Journal of Human Evolution, 61(2), 197\u2013208.\nTacon, P., Langley, M., May, S. K., Lamilami, R., Brennan, W., & Wesley, D. (2011). A bird in the hand: response to Franklin and Szabo. Antiquity, 85(327), 1\u20133.\nLangley, M., & Tacon, P. (2010). The age of Australian rock art: a review. Australian Archaeology, 71, 70\u201373.\nTacon, P., Langley, M., May, S. K., Lamilami, R., Brennan, W., & Guse, D. (2010). Ancient bird stencils discovered in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia. Antiquity, 84(324), 416\u2013427.\n(2019). Mechanical Megafauna: Novel methods for identifying feeding traces from prehistoric Australia\n(2017). Ancient pigment use in Australasia: New Insights from Timor-Leste\n(2017). Australia's living technologies: Bone tools from first peoples to contact\nOpen to expressions of interest from prospective candidates interested in pursuing graduate studies in Australian archaeology, human behavioural evolution, archaeology of children, and traceology (use wear analysis) at Griffith University.\nDr Michelle C. Langley is a DECRA Research Fellow in the Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution at Griffith University, and has previously held a research position at the Australian National University in Canberra. Michelle received her PhD in Archaeology from the University of Oxford in 2014.\nDr Langley's research focuses on the use by early human communities of hard animal materials -- bone, tooth, antler, ivory, claw, quill, shell -- to create technology. Her research has resulted in overturning the belief that bone tools were not used in Australia for tens of thousands of years through the identification of a 46,000-year-old pointed kangaroo bone ornament excavated by Prof. Sue O'Connor from the Kimberleys. This tool -- the oldest example of a bone ornament used by Modern Humans (Homo sapiens) and the oldest bone tool/ornament in Australia -- has sparked renewed interest in bone technologies in Australia.\nDr Langley is on the Editorial Advisory board for Archaeology in Oceania (AO) and Queensland Archaeology Research (QAR) and has been involved in unveiling some of the earliest ornaments, bone tools, and shell artefacts throughout the Australian and Southeast Asian regions.\nDr Langley's research has been funding by the Australian Research Council and the Clarendon Fund, and has been published in PLoS One, Quaternary Science Reviews, and the Journal of Human Evolution, and highlighted in National Geographic, New Scientist, Archaeology Magazine, and Australasian Science Magazine, as well as NITV, SBS, and the ABC.\nIssues surrounding the development and use of symbolic behaviour and social signalling technologies within Pleistocene Neanderthal and Modern Human populations remains the underlying focus of her research.\nDPhil Doctor of Philosophy, University of Oxford 2011 - 2014\nMPhil Master Of Philosophy, The University of Queensland 2008 - 2009\nBA Bachelor Of Arts With Honours, The University of Queensland 2003 - 2007\nResearch Officer, The Australian National University 2013 - 2016\nTutor, The University of Oxford 2011 - 2012\nResearch Officer, The University of Queensland 2007 - 2010\nThe Eureka Prize for Excellence in Archaeological Interpretation, Australian Archaeological Association 2011 - 2011\nHigh Commendation for Best Overall Paper Prize, Australian Archaeological Association 2009 - 2009\nHigh Commendation for Student Poster Prize, Australian Archaeological Association 2006 - 2006\nBest Student Paper Prize, Australian Archaeological Association 2007 - 2007\nArchaeology Theme Member, Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution 2017 -\nEditorial Advisory Board Member, Queensland Archaeological Research 2017 -\nExective Board Member, European Society for the Study of Human Evolution 2015 - 2017\nEditorial Advisory Board, Archaeology in Oceania 2017 -\nAAA Member, Australian Archaeological Association 2004 -\nESHE Member, European Society for the Study of Human Evolution 2013 -\nSSCIP Member, Society for the Study of Childhood in the Past 2016 -",
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        "raw_content": "Margaret Schindler Margaret Schindler\nContact Margaret Schindler\nm.schindler@griffith.edu.au\nSchindler, M. (2016). The Performer as Classical Voice Teacher: Evauating the Role of the Performer-Teacher and its Impact on the Student Learning Experience.\nSchindler, M. (2016). I Thought I Heard a Magpie Call. Australia: Wirripang.\nSchindler, M. (2015). The Taming of the Shrew. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M. (2014). The Conservatorium Environment: Reflections on the Tertiary Vocal Setting Past and Present. In Teaching Singing in the 21st Century (pp. 353\u2013366). United Kingdom: Springer.\nEmmerson, S., Schindler, M., & Rozario, P. (2013). Encounters India Festival\u202f: various performances. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Soloists, S. C. (2013). Mandolin Mastery. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M., & Luff, P. (2013). Ordinary Time and Spirals. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nByzantine, J., & Schindler, M. (2012). Music of Spain. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nLuff, P., & Schindler, M. (2012). Amid a Crowd of Stars. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nLuff, P., & Schindler, M. (2012). Smoke Encrypted Whispers CD. Victoria, Australia: Melba Recordings.\nLuff, P., & Schindler, M. (2012). The Family Law. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nJennings, G., Walsh, M., Okayasu, Y., Addison, J., Heckenberg, M., Curro, J., \u2026 Manuel, L. (2011). The Virtuosic Orchestra - The Lunaire Collective presents Mahlers 4th Symphony (chamber arrangement) and Wagners Siegried Idyll. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., Dean, P., Brophy, G., Frazer, T., Dean, L., \u2026 Grigoryan, S. (2011). Podcast of Gerard Brophys Verlaine Songs. ABC Classic FM Website: Australian Broadcasting Corporation.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., Dean, P., Power, K., Frazer, T., & Dean, L. (2011). Podcast of Map Makers Psalm by Joseph Twist. ABC Classic FM online: ABC Classic FM.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., Power, K., Dean, L., Dean, P., & Frazer, T. (2011). Podcast of Stephen Leeks The Future. ABC Classic FM Website: Australian Broadcasting Corporation.\nMassingham, G., Mallon, G., Roennfeldt, P., Schindler, M., & Jennings, G. (2011). Last Words. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nEmmerson, S., & Schindler, M. (2010). Portfolio: Performing the song cycles of Andrew Schultz. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nEmmerson, S., & Schindler, M. (2010). Two Song cycles by Andrew Schultz: To the Evening Star and Dead Songs. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nMassingham, G., Luff, P., & Schindler, M. (2010). A Midsummer Nights Dream. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nMassingham, G., Schindler, M., & Luff, P. (2010). Scenes from Goethes Faust. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M. (2010). Performers as Teachers: A Tertiary Perspective. In D. S. Harrison (Ed.), Perspectives on Teaching Singing: Australian Vocal Pedagogues Sing their Stories (pp. 31\u201346). Australia: Australian Academic Press.\nSchindler, M., & Luff, P. (2010). Farewell by Paul Dean. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M., & Luff, P. (2010). Map-Makers Psalm by Joseph Twist. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M., & Luff, P. (2010). Portfolio: Music and Words: Janette Turner Hospital. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M., & Luff, P. (2010). Violent Stars by Lisa Cheney. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nEmmerson, S., & Schindler, M. (2009). To the Evening Star. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nRoennfeldt, P., Emmerson, S., Massingham, G., Schindler, M., & Stocker, M. (2009). Mendelssohn and his circle: a soir\u00e9e in Leipzig c.1846. Brisbane: Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University.\nSchindler, M. (2009). Concert Conversations with Piers Lane-Morning Stars. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M. (2009). Where was I when I needed me? The role of storytelling in vocal pedagogy. In B.-L. B. and C. Ellis (Ed.), Music Autoethnographies:Making autoethnography sing / making music personal (1st ed., pp. 181\u2013193). Australia: Australian Academic Press.\nSchindler, M., Dean, P., & Luff, P. (2009). Southern Cross Soloists and Jack Liebeck -Showcase Concert Series and national tour. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2009). French Plus One-Townsville Civic Theatre Evening Series. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2009). Music and Words Concert Three-Southern Cross Soloists. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2009). Queensland: 150 years. Music and Words Concert Two. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2008). The Three-Cornered Hat Spanish Fantasies-Slava Grigoryan and Southern Cross Soloists. \u201cLanai\u201d, Mackay, QLD: Not applicable.\nSchindler, M., & Luff, P. (2008). The Three-Cornered Hat-Spanish FantasiesSlava Grigoryan and Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2006). Southern Cross Soloists Showcase Subscription Series Concert 2.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2006). Southern Cross Soloists, Showcase Subscription Series. Concert One.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., Brophy, G., & Dean, P. (2006). Southern Cross Soloists-Showcase Subscription Series.\nMorgan, M., & Schindler, M. (2006). The long life of and idea.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2005). Bangalow Music Festival.\nMassingham, G., Schindler, M., Hawes, G., Collis, A., & Orchestra, B. F. C. (2005). The Seven last Words.\nMassingham, G., Schindler, M., Rettig, F., Russell, S.-A., McMahon, P., Bennett, S., & Brown, S. (2005). St. Matthew Passion.\nLuff, P., Dean, P., & Schindler, M. (2004). Voices Over Our Shoulders at the Brisbane Writers Festival. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2004). A Southern Cross Christmas. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2004). Concert performance - Music and Architecture. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2004). Concert performance/recording. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., Dean, P., & Brophy, G. (2004). Concert performance - recording, 22/09, including new Australian work. Con Theatre: Southern Cross Soloists/Gerard Brophy.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., Dean, P., & Brophy, G. (2004). Songs of the North. Bangalow NSW: Gerard Brophy.\nMassingham, G., Power, K., & Schindler, M. (2004). Magnificat - JS Bach. Bangalow: Novello.\nMassingham, G., Schindler, M., & Cox, E. (2004). Ode to St Cecilia - Handel. Brisbane: OUP.\nMassingham, G., Schindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2004). Southern Cross Soloists. Brisbane: Australian Music Centre.\nSchindler, M., & Massingham, G. (2004). Faure Requiem. St Johns Cathedral: Brisbane Chorale/4MBS.\nWalsh, M., Luff, P., Emmerson, S., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2004). Bangalow Music Festival Northern NSW. Bangalow NSW: Paul Dean.\nLuff, P., Dean, P., & Schindler, M. (2003). Haydn - Canzonettas and Concert Arias, Sculthorpe - Tabuh Tabuhan, Mozart - Piano Concerto #3, Mahler - Das Knaben Wunderhorn. Bangalow NSW: Souithern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2003). Couperin - Tenebre, Ravel - Le Tombeau de Couperin, Gounod - Petit Symphony, Tomasi - Concert Champetre, Berlioz - Les Nuits dEte, Offenbach Songs. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2003). Handel, Auric, Beethoven. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2003). Mozart Program. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2003). Mozart, Stanhope, Spohr, Beethoven. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., & Dean, P. (2003). Schumann, Brahms, Stanhope. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nLuff, P., Schindler, M., Dean, P., & Brophy, G. (2003). Purcell - Bess of Bedlam, Michael Head - The World is Mad, Michael Head - Trio, Gerard Brophy - Wind Quintet, Holst - Piano Quintet, Novello - Songs. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., & Abbott, G. (2003). Messiah (Handel). Bangalow Festival: Peters.\nSchindler, M., & Dean, P. (2003). Southern Cross Soloists in Concert-works by Mozart, Frankel, Offenbach, Spohr, Schumann, Berlioz, Flanders and Swann. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., & Dean, P. (2003). Southern Cross Soloists in Concert-works by Mozart, Frankel, Spohr, Stanhope, Berlioz and Offenbach. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., & Dean, P. (2003). Southern Cross Soloists in Concert-works by Mozart, Stanhope, Berlioz, Frankel, Mendelssohn. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., & Mayers, P. (2003). Italianische Liederbuch (Hugo Wolf). Bangalow Festival: Peters.\nSchindler, M., & Roennfeldt, P. (2003). Fortepiano and Friends-The English Connection-Arianna a Naxos by Franz Joseph Haydn, for soprano and fortepiano. QCM: G.Henle Verlag Munchen.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2003). ABC Live-Live Broadcast of Musical Performance. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2003). Raising Sparks by James MacMillan Concert Performance of musical work for soprano and chamber orchestra recorded live for broadcast. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2003). Southern Cross Soloists in Concert-Program of works by Mozart, Spohr, Auric, Beethoven, Stanhope and Gershwin. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2003). Southern Cross Soloists in Concert-University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nWalsh, M., Dean, P., Luff, P., Schindler, M., & McGuire, M. (2003). Bangalow Festical of Music NSW. 3 concerts. Bangalow NSW: Bangalow Festival.\nLuff, P., Dean, P., & Schindler, M. (2002). Southern Cross Soloists, Subscription Concert 1, 09/06/02. Including Original and Arranged works. Bangalow NSW: Peter Luff.\nSchindler, M. (2002). Breathless: Seven centuries of virtuoso recorder music-soprano soloist in works by Telemann and Purcell for soprano and ensemble of early instruments. A&I Hall, Bangalow: Margaret Schindler.\nSchindler, M. (2002). Gems of the Earth, Jewels of the Sea - world premiere of work by Australian composer-song cycle for soprano and instrumental ensemble. A&I Hall, Bangalow: Margaret Schindler.\nSchindler, M. (2002). Mozarts Masonic Music-soprano soloist with Armenian String Virtuosi-two operatic arias by Mozart-Ach ich fuhls (Die Zauberflote)KV 620 and Misera, dove son! Ah!non son io che parlo K369. A&I Hall, Bangalow: Margaret Schindler.\nSchindler, M. (2002). Vigilia by Einojuhani Rautavaara (Australian premiere). A&I Hall, Bangalow: Margaret Schindler.\nSchindler, M., Dean, P., & Luff, P. (2002). ABC Live-Southern Cross Soloists in concert for live national broadcast-works by (arr.Peter Luff). A&I Hall, Bangalow: Margaret Schindler.\nSchindler, M., Dean, P., & Luff, P. (2002). The Furnace: From Angels to Motown-Australian premiere. A&I Hall, Bangalow: Margaret Schindler.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2002). Gallery Series-Southern Cross Soloists-program of Australian contemporary works for Brisbane Festival. A&I Hall, Bangalow: Margaret Schindler.\nLuff, P., & Schindler, M. (2001). Performance of Australian works with Australian made Stuart Piano. QPAT Auditorium: Soiuthern Cross Soloists.\nRoennfeldt, P., Brassine, H., Emmerson, S., O\u2019Loughlin, M., Connolly, M., Williams, F., \u2026 Schindler, M. (2001). Pianoforte & Friends. QCGU: Qld Conservatorium.\nSchindler, M. (2001). ABC Live- Southern Cross Soloists. ABC Studios: Australian Broadcasting Commission.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Error in publication code - Crimson Songs. QCGU: Artworks.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Error in publication code - Nina. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Error in publication code - Russia. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Federation Celebration Series Concert 2 Program of Australian Compositions. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Federation Celebration Series Concert One A programme of Australian works. A&I Hall, Bangalow: Margaret Schindler.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Monteverdi Vespers. QCGU: Brisbane Early Music Festival 2001.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Showcase Subscription Series Concert 2. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Showcase Subscription Series Concert One. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Southern Cross Soloists -Country Wide. NSW: Musica Viva Australia.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Southern Cross Soloists in Concert. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M. (2001). Southern Cross Soloists in Concert. Lutheran Centre: Noosa Music Society.\nSchindler, M. (2001). The Stuart Series. QPAC: Queensland Bienniel Festival of Music.\nSchindler, M., & Luff, P. (2001). Southern Cross Soloists. ABC Ferry Road Qld: Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., Roennfeldt, P., Brassine, H., Luff, P., Connolly, M., & Miller, R. (2001). Fortepiano and Friends. QCGU: Dr Peter Roennfeldt.\nMassingham, G., Roennfeldt, P., Schindler, M., Chamber, C., Chamber, O., Connolly, M., & Olaughlin, M. (2000). Johannes passion - Bach. Brisbane: Barenreiter.\nMassingham, G., Schindler, M., Spence, K., Foley, S., & QSO, A. W. A. (2000). Mass in C - Beethoven. Bangalow: Novello.\nSchindler, M., & Massingham, G. (2000). Jubilee pipe organ concert - soloist.\nSchindler, M., & Power, K. (2000). Showcase 2000 Benefit Concert for the Royal Childrens hospital foundation.\nSchindler, M., Cox, E., Wrench, C., Massingham, G., & Canticum, O. (2000). The Messiah (soprano soloist).\nSchindler, M., Fulcher, M., Intervarsity, C., & UQ, O. (2000). Westminster Mass by Roxanna Panufnik (soprano solo).\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2000). Brisbane Festival - Music in the City - Southern Cross Soloists in concert.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., & Dean, P. (2000). Southern Cross soloists in concert for the Australian National Institute of Artists Agents.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). ABC Live - National Broadcast.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Brisbane Festival - Music in the City - Southern Cross soloists in concert.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Brisbane Festival - Music in the city - Southern Cross Soloists.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Brisbane Festival - Southern Cross soloists in concert.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Celebration of the Century Concert 2.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Celebration of the century.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Gala dinner concert - Southern Cross soloists.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Noosa Music Society Concert.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Showcase Subscription series Concert 2.\nSchindler, M., Luff, P., Dean, P., Power, K., Dean, L., & Meagher, S. (2000). Tyalgum festival of music - concert by Southern Cross soloists.\nSchindler, M., Massingham, G., Foley, S., & Spence, K. (2000). Beethoven Mass in C - Soprano Solo.\nSchindler, M., Pollett, P., Robinson, P., Shetcliffe, A., & Dron, C. (2000). CD Recording of Australian works - soprano soloist with chamber music ensemble perihelion.\nSchindler, M., Roennfeldt, P., Massingham, G., & Chamber, C. Q. (2000). 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        "raw_content": "MONDAY, Feb. 11, 2019 \u2014 Young children with autism are more than twice as likely to have sleep problems than typical kids or those with other developmental delays, a new study reports.\n\u201cIt was very clear that kids with features of autism have more sleep issues,\u201d said Reynolds, an associate professor of developmental pediatrics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Aurora. \u201cFor almost all categories, there was a difference between ASD kids and the general population.\u201d\nChildren with symptoms of autism scored worse on nearly all aspects of sleep. Only in a couple of areas \u2014 sleep apnea and daytime sleepiness \u2014 did they appear to have about the same level of difficulty as other kids, Reynolds said.\nAutism itself can play havoc with sleep hygiene. Kids with autism can have problems transitioning from one activity to another, or may become so ramped up that they can\u2019t calm down, she said.\n\u201cSleep is a big transition,\u201d Reynolds said. \u201cYou\u2019re moving from playing or reading or whatever you\u2019re doing to falling asleep.\u201d\n\u201cThe impact on the child and the family of poor sleep is just huge,\u201d Reynolds said. \u201cIt can increase difficult behaviors during the day and decreases attention span. For kids who already have some struggles, lack of sleep can make things even more difficult.\n\u201cIt also has an impact on your physiologic health \u2014 obesity, insulin resistance and even immune function are influenced by poor sleep,\u201d she said.\nAnd poor sleep affects everyone in the household. \u201cIt also impacts the family, especially in these young children who, if they\u2019re up, mom and dad are up as well,\u201d Reynolds said.\nThat means parents and doctors will have to figure out the specific causes of each child\u2019s sleep problems and address them individually.\n\u201cWe may have a number of issues that contribute to sleep problems at the same time,\u201d Murray said. \u201cWe may have to run to some simultaneous interventions to address sleep.\u201d\nFor example, some kids may need to take melatonin supplements under their doctor\u2019s supervision, Reynolds said. They also may need a specific calming routine prior to bedtime.\n\u201cYou have to take into account they may have sensory differences or more difficulty with calming,\u201d Reynolds said. \u201cThey may be more sensitive to light or noise, and things that are calming to one child may not be calming to a child with autism spectrum disorder.\u201d\nHidden Dangers in Dust",
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        "raw_content": "Undergraduate Research All CollectionsSTEM Undergraduate Research Symposium\nCurrent Search: Undergraduate Research (x)\nThe Curious Case of Goldenhar-Gorlin Syndrome: Identification and Skeletal Manifestation.\nLopez, Dayanira, Walsh-Haney, Heather, FGCU Research Day\nGoldenhar-Gorlin Syndrome, also known as oculo-auriculo-vertebral dysplasia (OAVD), is a congenital disease characterized by malformations of several facial bones and the vertebral column. In some cases, there may be complete absence of different skeletal elements, as well as poor development of external processes such as the ear. Previous research has identified the dysplasia of the first and second branchial arches, important in the development of the jaws in utero, in relation to the...\nShow moreGoldenhar-Gorlin Syndrome, also known as oculo-auriculo-vertebral dysplasia (OAVD), is a congenital disease characterized by malformations of several facial bones and the vertebral column. In some cases, there may be complete absence of different skeletal elements, as well as poor development of external processes such as the ear. Previous research has identified the dysplasia of the first and second branchial arches, important in the development of the jaws in utero, in relation to the expression of this syndrome. Clinical diagnoses range between 1:3500 and 1:5600 live births with a male to female ratio of 3:27. However, in a forensic setting, the lack of such a unique diagnosis can make proper identification of this syndrome difficult for law enforcement and medical examiner personnel. In death investigations, the role of the forensic anthropologist is to evaluate skeletal remains for any evidence of antemortem (in-life), perimortem (at or around the time of death) or postmortem (after death) changes, as well as to recreate the biological story of an individual. To do so, it is important that we can identify (and differentiate) distinct antemortem pathologies, such as Goldenhar-Gorlin Syndrome, to add strength to the biological story of an individual, while assisting law enforcement and medical examiner personnel in an identification. In the present case study, skeletal analysis coupled with an ethnoforensic anthropological interview was conducted for an individual with clinical diagnosis of Goldenhar-Gorlin Syndrome. The remains were donated to the Human Identity and Trauma Analysis program at Florida Gulf Coast University as an anatomical gift for teaching and research purposes in accordance with the provisions of Florida Statutes section 765.510, et seq. The ability to conduct such a thorough investigation is one not encountered very frequently and will edify the scientific community in identifying the unique expression of this pathology on the human skeleton in its various forms.\nfgcu_UGR_0072\nThe Effect Weather Patterns Have On Photovoltaic Energy in Southwest Florida Using Florida Gulf Coast University\u2019s Solar Field.\nGratzer, Patrick, STEM Undergraduate Research Symposium\nFlorida Gulf Coast University\u2019s solar field represents a change in Southwest Florida to move to a more sustainable future. Understanding the benefits and utilizing the solar field could help the university and the surrounding community. The purpose of the solar field is to inspire students, other institutions, and the local community to make the change from petroleum fuel to renewable energy. The question that is addressed is if the impact of local weather has an effect on photovoltaic energy...\nShow moreFlorida Gulf Coast University\u2019s solar field represents a change in Southwest Florida to move to a more sustainable future. Understanding the benefits and utilizing the solar field could help the university and the surrounding community. The purpose of the solar field is to inspire students, other institutions, and the local community to make the change from petroleum fuel to renewable energy. The question that is addressed is if the impact of local weather has an effect on photovoltaic energy production. This project uses data collected over several years at Florida Gulf Coast University\u2019s solar array (Figure 1). The analysis confirms that with increased temperature the more solar power can be produced at approximately 14 kWh per degree/F. In addition, cloudiness (rainy days), reduces production approximately 37%. This research may be improved by comparing more data in the area for a full understanding of local weather on solar production.\nThe Impact of Values on Sustainability Actions Among Coastal Populations.\nHale, Matthew, STEM Undergraduate Research Symposium\nThis study examines the relationship between personal values and sustainable lifestyle choices made among laypersons in Lee County, Florida. Self-report surveys were used to rank sustainable values and everyday sustainable actions using a Likert scale (1-5). Locations and festivals around the county were chosen for sampling. Spearman Rank-Order Correlation test was used (n=88) at significance level of p < .05. The strongest relationship was between valuing Responsible Economy (V6) and taking...\nShow moreThis study examines the relationship between personal values and sustainable lifestyle choices made among laypersons in Lee County, Florida. Self-report surveys were used to rank sustainable values and everyday sustainable actions using a Likert scale (1-5). Locations and festivals around the county were chosen for sampling. Spearman Rank-Order Correlation test was used (n=88) at significance level of p < .05. The strongest relationship was between valuing Responsible Economy (V6) and taking the action of Substituting Vegan (A4) with a significant correlation of .377.\nThe Ins and Outs of Gopher Tortoises: Foraging Habitat and Harbored Parasites.\nHormuth, Christopher, Suarez, Sabrina, STEM Undergraduate Research Symposium\nIs there a connection between foraging habitat and parasites harbored by various populations of gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) in Southwest Florida? They\u2019re in competition for upland habitat and resources with humans, putting this species under stress. To conduct this study and evaluate these stressors, four distinct environments with different types of human impact were chosen: semi-urban, captive, coastal scrub, and pine flatwood/scrub. Samples from these habitats were examined for...\nShow moreIs there a connection between foraging habitat and parasites harbored by various populations of gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) in Southwest Florida? They\u2019re in competition for upland habitat and resources with humans, putting this species under stress. To conduct this study and evaluate these stressors, four distinct environments with different types of human impact were chosen: semi-urban, captive, coastal scrub, and pine flatwood/scrub. Samples from these habitats were examined for presence of parasites in the scat. Fecal flotation was used to detect parasite ova. Every sample site, except from one captive population, contained strongylids, oxyurids and ascarids. Parasite load showed some differences. The most abundant amount of ova were found in samples collected directly from the tortoises in wild populations in a mesic pine forest (FGCU) followed by a pine flatwood (Naples Preserve). It is important to note that the pine flatwood habitat at Naples Preserve also contained the highest density of gopher tortoises. While the load of parasitic eggs in an individual tortoise may not be a good indicator of the parasite load of that organism, we believe examination for abundance of parasite eggs among a population of gopher tortoise may provide useful information regarding habitat suitability and management.\nThe movement and forage activity of gopherus polyphemus at Barefoot Beach Preserve.\nNys, Ivy, Spring 2017 Senior Research in Biology and Environmental Studies\nGopher Tortoises, Gopherus polyphemus, are a major keystone species in Florida and are, unfortunately, threatened due primarily to loss of habitat. Gopher Tortoises at Barefoot Beach Preserve are located mostly in two ecosystems; The Coastal Strand, and the Maritime Hammock. However, these ecosystems had once begun to become overrun by Brazilian Pepper and Australian Pines. In 1998, the action of eradicating these invasive plants was taken and restoration was left to occur naturally. Until...\nShow moreGopher Tortoises, Gopherus polyphemus, are a major keystone species in Florida and are, unfortunately, threatened due primarily to loss of habitat. Gopher Tortoises at Barefoot Beach Preserve are located mostly in two ecosystems; The Coastal Strand, and the Maritime Hammock. However, these ecosystems had once begun to become overrun by Brazilian Pepper and Australian Pines. In 1998, the action of eradicating these invasive plants was taken and restoration was left to occur naturally. Until recently, much of the preserve habitat has become overrun with ragweed, a native invasive. A local organization called Gophers@Barefoot was formed to provide assistance in the protection of the Gopher Tortoise population at Barefoot Beach Preserve. Gophers@Barefoot, with the help of 250 students, undertook an effort to remove invasive ragweed, prune overgrown sea grapes and rake excess leaves. My research focuses on recording the foraging activity of Gopher Tortoises in the area of the Preserve that habitat restoration has been done. Restoration of this area is important because of the amount of human traffic at Barefoot Beach Preserve. With overgrown sea grapes and ragweed, Tortoises have to travel across very active roadways and parking lots. These Tortoises that are traveling to get to their food source are in danger of being injured or killed by traffic. By researching and studying their forage activity and location, we can then, afterward, begin invasive removal and native restoration where needed, and in the end, Gopher Tortoise protection.\nThe prevalence of integrons encoding antibiotic resistance genes detected in fecal bacteria isolated from raccoons living in Southwest Florida.\nBatcher, Kevin, Spring 2017 Senior Research in Biology and Environmental Studies\nAntibiotic resistance in bacteria has been studied in great detail in recent years, and integrons have been implicated as one of the means by which bacteria can acquire and spread antibiotic resistance genes. The presence of integrons encoding antibiotic resistance genes can be used as a marker for environmental contamination of both bacteria containing the integron and of the antibiotics themselves. 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The presence of the integron was detected via PCR using primers specific to class 1 integrons (both environmental and clinical variable regions), and antibiotics resistance was confirmed using both a disk diffusion test and agar containing antibiotics. The identity of the microbes was confirmed as E. coli using 16s rDNA sequence analysis. The integrons in each positive isolate were found on plasmids indicating heightened mobility. In addition, PCR using primers specific for the variable region of the integron indicated that these integrons may not contain any other integrated gene cassettes, such as those for detergent or other antibiotic resistance genes.\nThe Real Cost of Jewelry.\nTerwilliger, Mark, FGCU Writing Awards\nMining is an industry that provides us with many resources, but it is detrimental to the environment in many ways. These include the use of hazardous chemicals, creation of silt, deforestation, soil erosion, the formation of boomtowns, and noise pollution. 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        "raw_content": "Looking for a Cocktail Bar\nGoing out at night for some fun and drinks would surely be something that would be able to relieve your stress. Having a night out with your friends to unwind and have a lot of fun would surely be a great experience. You could meet new people and you would also be able to drink in order to keep yourself comfortable. It would be best if you could look for a place that would be good to have some drinks with the people that you are with so that you would be able to have no problems in getting the enjoyment that you are looking for. There are a lot of different kinds of places where you can grab a drink and you should know that a cocktail bar would surely be a place that you would be able to enjoy in. If you would like to drink other kinds of alcoholic beverages aside from beer then a cocktail bar would be the perfect place for you. You would be able to choose a lot of different kinds of combinations of alcoholic beverages in cocktail bars Bristol and they would surely have some flavors that you would be able to enjoy.\nIn looking for a cocktail bar Birmingham , you should know that there are a lot of them that would have some theme. You could look for a cocktail bar that you can be comfortable with so that you would be able to enjoy. There are cocktail bars that would have sports as their theme and you would be able to see decorations that would come from different kinds of sports. These cocktail bars would also be able to have live feed of sports matches and it would be great to go to these places if you are a big sports fan. There are also cocktail bars that would have specialty cocktails and it would be great if you could try them all. There are some information on cocktail bars that you can find online as they would have a website or a page in social media nowadays so that they could cater to the needs of more people. Make sure that you should have some idea on the best cocktail bars that are in your area so that you can check them out if you would want to have a change of surroundings in the place where you would always drink.\nCheck out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocktail to read more about this.",
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        "raw_content": "Let\u2019s Use Death in Syria to Obsess over Trump\u2019s \u2018Character\u2019\nFor shit\u2019s sake, this nonsense:\nMost of what President Trump has done and said in his brief time in office has bordered on squalid, incompetent or unbalanced. The bold moral clarity of his missile attack against a Syrian air base involved in chemical warfare deepens rather than resolves the mystery of the real character of this president.\nHe started his campaign calling Mexican immigrants rapists and murderers.\nHe thinks you can grab women by the pussy.\nHe wants to ban Muslim refugees from America based on their religion.\nHe has told you who he is, over and over and over. At this point even the guys from True Detective are like, \u201cI think we have this figured out.\u201d\nI suspect that Trump had something like that deterrent effect in mind as he ordered the missile strikes shortly before he sat down with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Palm Beach to discuss the urgent threat to global stability presented by North Korea\u2019s nuclear weapons program. It is much more difficult now for Kim Jong Un \u2014 and Xi \u2014 to dismiss Trump\u2019s warnings as bluster.\nThey struck an airfield from which planes were flying again later. Trump spent a year on the trail promising to \u201cbomb the shit\u201d out of anyone who looked at him funny. I think Kim Jong Un and Xi Jinping know exactly what they\u2019re dealing with.\nMattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson know the Arab, Sunni-led regimes of the Middle East well. Unlike the anti-Muslim activists on Trump\u2019s White House staff, they are well-positioned to fashion a Middle East policy that should recognize and respond to the real dangers that Iran and Syria pose, without letting their Sunni clients\u2019 fears of, and paranoia about, Shiites lead the United States deeper into dangerous quagmires like the civil war in Yemen.\nThey\u2019re only \u201cwell-positioned\u201d in the sense that their offices are physically within shouting distance of Trump. They have the ability to craft a policy \u2026 I WOULD FUCKING HOPE SO, given they\u2019re the secretaries of State and Defense. The problem isn\u2019t that Trump had no one to write nice memos. The problem is that the asshole can\u2019t read.\nPerhaps Trump will come to see the wisdom in Charles de Gaulle\u2019s adage that nations do not have friends. Instead, they have interests.\nPerhaps I\u2019ll suddenly become a DD cup and learn to make souffl\u00e9s. All things are possible in Christ. More likely, the first time Trump\u2019s asked about Charles de Gaulle, he\u2019ll respond that de Gaulle is doing a splendid job for us and should be recognized for all his hard work, because it\u2019s early days in this presidency and I don\u2019t think they\u2019re that far down in the flash card deck.\nIn his statement announcing the U.S. retaliatory assault on the airfield from which the chemical attack that killed at least 80 Syrian civilians was launched, Trump characteristically emphasized his personal revulsion and horror at the images of the gas attack.\nBut he also identified the \u201cvital national security interest of the United States to prevent and deter the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons.\u201d It is a clear commitment to principle that has been uncommon in his presidency.\nAnd which does not mean dick without massive amounts of follow-up and a consistency that is beyond Trump, demonstrable if you have paid any attention to the candidacy and presidency that currently exists, instead of the one in your head.\nA missile strike does not a policy or a worldview make. Giving this spasm of violence real meaning will depend on Trump showing a consistency, discipline and attention to detail that have been foreign to him in two-plus months in office.\nHe has instead publicly shown a blithe inability to care about the consequences of what he says and does. He has seemed content to say, tweet or do whatever pleases him at the moment, and let others clean up after him.\nBut presidents, like all humans, are the product of their experiences as well as the creature of the character they bring into office.\nI spent 8 years of Bush\u2019s presidency watching the national press try to convince the public that a deeply unintelligent human being would suddenly transform himself into Alexander Hamilton, and 8 years of the Obama administration watching the national press make a middle-of-the-road safe-as-houses moderate into the second coming of Eugene Debs. I didn\u2019t think they had this much fiction still lurking in their souls.\nI doubt that Trump will ever be the kind of person that many of us can admire. His blatant disregard for his monumental conflicts of interest \u2014 his surrender to greed, in other words \u2014 is too great for that. But if he can learn to let people who know what they are about be about it, there may be hope for him yet.\nThere isn\u2019t any. Give it up. I\u2019ve been saying this from like day three: Save as many as you can, for as long as you can, and fight them til you can\u2019t. Don\u2019t wait for help, don\u2019t look for aid, don\u2019t think anyone\u2019s gonna come. 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        "raw_content": "\u2190 The Good Moments\nAll Creation Groans \u2192\nThis entry was posted in Catholicism, Journeying, sacraments, Spiritual Life. Bookmark the permalink.\n1 Response to On Celibate and Married Priests\nThe Catholic Church had married priests for centuries. The Church forbid priests from marrying at the Second Lateran Council in 1141. Married men were forbidden from becoming priests at the Council of Trent (1545 \u2013 1563). Men were marrying in secret and then becoming priests. But, the context is important. During Scholastic Times, the Church\u2019s animosity towards sex reached a hysterical zenith, and it was in that period that priests were prohibited from marrying.",
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        "raw_content": "haven't been training for long\nDiscussion in 'English Only' started by grammar-in-use, Feb 11, 2019 at 2:05 PM.\ngrammar-in-use Senior Member\nHow would you normally interpret this sentence:\na. I haven't been training for a long time.\nCould Sentence (a) have two readings, as shown in (a1) and (a2)?\n=a1. It's been a long time since I last trained.\n=a2. I've been training for a short time. I'm a rookie.\ngrammar-in-use, Feb 11, 2019 at 2:05 PM\nChez Senior Member\nYes it could be interpreted in both ways.\nChez, Feb 11, 2019 at 2:08 PM\nPhrased that way, it means it\u2019s been a long time since I last went training.\nIf it meant you were new to training, it would be phrased differently: I haven\u2019t been training for long (as in your title!).\nChez said: \u2191\nThank you very much for your quick replies.\nThen how would you native speakers differentiate the two readings? By means of stress and intonation (besides context, of course)?\nThank you! OK, so the adverbial phrases \"for a long time\" and \"for long\" would make all the difference, right?\nI still think you can interpret the sentence with either meaning (yes, it might be more usual to say 'for long' but there's no reason not to say 'for a long time').\nAs you say, grammar-in-use, only context could tell you definitively which meaning is intended.\nI would interpret it as a1.\nI think it also depends on which meaning of \"training\" is intended. From the fact that you said this:\nQUOTE=\"grammar-in-use, post: 18031265, member: 653241\"]I'm a rookie.[/QUOTE]\nyou probably mean \"training\" as in training racehorses or training someone in something. Your sentence could mean either of those two options, though I'd be more likely to take it as a2 (that you started training recently).\nBut if you mean \"training\" as in \"practising\" or \"preparing\", I'd be even more likely to interpret it as meaning you started training recently.\n(For some reason it feels odd to call a trainer a rookie, though I understand what you mean.)\nThanks a lot! I'd say \"training\" here just means \"practising(or practicing)\", used in a very general sense.\nThen what if I just say:\nb. I haven't been practicing for a long time.\nIs Sentence (b) still ambiguous?\nb1. I haven't been practicing for long.\nSound shift differs from Barque in interpreting Sentence (a):\nI'd be more likely to take it as a2 (that you started training recently)\nThen I'm just thinking what leads to Sentence (a) being ambiguous. Does it have something to do with the scope of negation (negating the verb phrase \"have been training\" VS negating the for-phrase \"for a long time\")?\ngrammar-in-use, Feb 12, 2019 at 12:20 AM\ngrammar-in-use said: \u2191\nI suspect the others might have taken \"training\" in the first of the two meanings I referred to--training someone else. In any case, context can make a big difference and you haven't provided us any. By context I mean the situation in which this was said, what was said earlier, etc.\nThe sentence isn't really ambiguous. You won't necessarily get the same answer from everyone if you don't provide context because everyone will interpret it based on whatever possible context comes to their mind. It seems ambiguous because we're looking at it without context.\nBarque, Feb 12, 2019 at 7:19 AM",
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        "raw_content": "Just stay calm!\nMonday, January 8th, 2018 | 2:19 pm | Zentuccio\nThe reason why capital markets are calm and exchange rates are increasing is that the world economy keeps getting stronger. It is especially true for Europe. The shadow of recession fading away and the economies recovering outweigh negative events such as populist policies gaining ground and certain European regions striving for independence, the challenges Brexit poses, and Trump\u2019s unpredictability. John Hardy, currency market strategist at Saxo Bank, has more positive views on future policies and capital market developments in Europe and the USA.\nP\u00e9ter Zentai: Catalonia, the Brexit, nationalism and populism gaining ground, the migration pressure, the tension around North Korea, and Trump\u2019s unpredictability\u2026 yet, capital markets seem to remain calm. Why?\nJohn Hardy: Primarily, because there is no sight of recession \u2013 not in Europe, America, or Asia. We can see the exact opposite: the economy is getting stronger worldwide \u2013 and especially in Europe. In the United States, it is quite likely that Trump will issue a major tax reform. As a result, there is a high chance that a significant and lasting conjuncture will begin in the world\u2019s largest economy.\nMeanwhile, the EU is on the brink of falling apart\u2026\nI, for one, do not agree with that, just like the majority of investors. Expanding the European integration has no other alternative. In the past decades, the EU has emerged stronger from every crisis. The euro has probably become the most stable aspect of global finances \u2013 it has not been changed by the Brexit, the German radical right getting into the Bundestag, the Southern European state debts remaining unchanged, or the migration crisis. Every economy in the EU, including Greece with its earlier struggles, seems to recover. The only exception is Italy.\nIn Austria, Germany, Italy, and France \u2013 not to mention Central and Eastern Europe \u2013 EU critical movements are gaining more and more political influence.\nPopulism gaining ground is indeed a threat. In both Western and Eastern Europe, many groups and influential experts are criticizing the decision-making system of the EU. Still, the majority of the national public opinion sees more advantages in the EU membership than disadvantages. Public survey results also support this. Just think about it: 87.5 percent of the Germans voted for openly EU-friendly parties promoting the continuation of the liberal western democracy. Yet, the media pinpoints and dramatizes that AfD gained 12.5 percent support. However, capital markets do not pay too much attention to the latter one, but they do care about the fact that the majority of Germans are still supporting integration.\nDo you think that the Brexit, the AfD, and Catalonia\u2019s attempts for independence make the EU stronger rather than weaken it?\nThat is exactly what I think, and everything indicates the same. Preserving the recovery that has begun in the EU national economies is becoming an existential interest of every government. In such a situation, the chance that someone would cross Macron and Merkel is quite low. In the shadow of the Brexit and other threats, it will be easier to implement reforms aiming at fiscal integration within the euro-zone than ever before. The union \u2013 primarily the euro-zone \u2013 will be transformed so that the long-term threat of populism diminishes. The first round of the recovery will probably cover the security policy: they will significantly increase security spending in order to aid the EU becoming a geopolitical power and its military-politic independence.\nFiscal easing could generate inflation, which could lead to ECB regulations\u2026\nIts time has not come yet. It is more significant in America. Adopting the tax reforms of President Trump has brought closer the deterioration of the budget balance. Fed will be in need to act, sooner than ECB.\nWhat does it mean for currency markets and the dollar in particular?\nWe do not think that the dollar will be in an advantageous position in the long-term. It would not be an overstatement to say that the prime days of the American currency are over \u2013 simply because most of the leading regions are starting to avoid the dollar. The other major economic and financial power, China, does everything to make the yuan one of the world\u2019s key currencies \u2013 and it succeeds in it. Oil and raw material producing countries are noticeably decreasing their dollar reserves, exchanging it to euro and then to local currencies or gold.\nWe believe that the dethroning of the dollar is irreversible but it does not mean that there is no chance that the dollar would get stronger against the euro in the near future. One of its root cause is that ECB has to maintain the zero-level interest rate and keep purchasing Italian government bonds in order to save Italy from financial collapse.\nIn the meantime, bubbles in the share and property markets keep on growing.\nThey do, indeed. However, the burst does not necessarily have to happen because the general state of the world economy, as an underlying factor, defines market developments. 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        "raw_content": "New direction for sign language with ebook first\nEbooks are now available for students who use New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL), the first digital resources of this kind to be used in New Zealand schools.\nThe six new ebooks are the result of collaboration between Deaf Aotearoa and the Ministry of Education, and were launched this week by Education Minister Hekia Parata to mark NZSL Week. More ebooks are planned for the future.\n\u201cThe aim of the ebooks is to give deaf children the opportunity to read and strengthen their literacy skills, using the very same texts as their hearing peers,\u201d Parata says.\n\u201cThis is an important step towards making our schools more inclusive and welcoming to deaf children.\u201d\nThe ebooks are NZSL translations of the iconic Ready to Read series, published by the Ministry of Education since the 1960s.\nParata says that the Ministry\u2019s focus is providing children who use NZSL the resources and support they need to participate, learn and succeed.\n\u201cThese resources are a great example of what can be achieved by government agencies and community organisations working together to generate the best outcome for students, parents and communities,\u201d Parata says.",
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        "raw_content": "Business rates are charged on most non-domestic premises, including most commercial properties such as shops, offices, pubs, warehouses and factories. Some properties are eligible for discounts from the local council on their business rates. This is called business rates relief. There are a number of reliefs available, including small business rate relief, rural rate relief and charitable rate relief.In England, small businesses rate relief is available on properties with a rateable value up to \u00a315,000. Small businesses that occupy property with a rateable value of \u00a312,000 or less pay no business rates. There is a tapered rate of relief on properties with a rateable value up to \u00a315,000. Relief is usually only available to businesses with one property but can be extended under certain limited circumstances.In Scotland, the relief is known as the Small Business Bonus Scheme (SBBS). Business rates relief through the SBBS scheme is available if the combined rateable value of all business premises is \u00a335,000 or less and, the rateable value of individual premises is \u00a318,000 or less.The Welsh small business rates relief scheme came into force on 01 April 2018. 100% rate relief is available to eligible businesses premises with a rateable value of up to \u00a36,000 and a tapered relief is available on properties with a rateable value between \u00a36,001 and \u00a312,000.In Northern Ireland, the Small Business Rate Relief (SBRR) scheme is available. Eligibility for the SBRR is based on the Net Annual Value (NAV) of business premises. There are three levels of SBRR where the reductions in rate relief range from 50% to 20%. No relief is available for properties with a NAV of more than \u00a315,000.",
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        "raw_content": "I have come to believe that this is the only viable way of living with differences in the Indian context, if we wish to retain our ethos of diversity and plurality. I have called it the principle of relative consensus i.e. some thing around which there may not be complete consensus but something that every one can live with. This is fundamentally different from the concept of \u201cmajority rule\u201d. Majority rule is a quantitative construct whereas the principle of Relative Consensus has a strong qualitative dimension.Let me illustrate the difference with a help of an example.\nImagine a situation where 5 people have to chose between two alternatives- A &B. Let us say three of them prefer A and two prefer B. In such a situation by the logic of majority rule, A will be considered the obvious choice. However let us add another dimension wherein we also consider their orientation towards the alternative which they rejected. Let us say the three people who preferred A have no serious reservations about B, and only a slight preference for alternative A. On the other hand the two people who have opted for B have serious reservations about alternative A. Needless to say, this input changes the situation dramatically whereby B becomes the superior alternative as all five can comfortably live with it. Undoubtedly it will leave the three people who preferred A somewhat disappointed but it will not sow the seeds of major strife in the group which alternative A would.\nI also believe that one of the main factors which has enabled the flowering of diversity in India is that it has tended to rely more on the principle of Relative Consensus rather than Majority Rule. The very notion of Panch Parmeshwar is based on this principle. Note that Parmeshwar (divinity) is associated with them as a collective of five. They are not 5 separate individuals but one coherent whole which strives to search for the Relative Consensus that everyone can live with.\nI have tried to put together some of the main ingredients/prerequisites of this principle-\nProviding space for expression of all view points no matter how miniscule a minority they represent\nDialogue with a spirit of understanding the \u201cother\u201d and making oneself understood rather than establishing the supremacy of one\u2019s own view point\nSensitivity to \u201cnon-negotiables\u201d of the involved parties and ensuring that the dialogue does not get entrenched in the conflict between these \u201cnon-negotiables (e.g. Territorial integrity vs. freedom of expression)\nAttempting to arrive at a position which all parties can live with even if they do not fully subscribe to it.\nTreating majority rule as a last resort and holding it as a collective failure (of not having been able to arrive at a workable consensus ) and not as a victory for some and defeat for others.\nNeedless to say the principle of relative consensus is a messy affair. Its major draw back is that it tends to reinforce the \u201cstatus quo\u201d and allows for only incremental change, as we have witnessed in case of Indian civilization. It is much simpler to count the numbers and then gag the minority voice. In that sense majority rule is as oppressive and despotic as any other form of dictatorship with the added advantage of moral legitimacy derived from the collective mandate. There is perhaps an inverse relationship between the principle of relative consensus and the speed at which we can move. It is therefore not surprising that generally people who are concerned primarily with techno-economic progress, tend to prefer despotic regimes (even if they are structural democracies like Singapore) where there is greater uniformity and order and where things can move fast.\nThe other main difficulty with the principle of relative consensus is that it reinforces the structural inequities of the system. This too we have witnessed in case of Indian civilization. Thus people who are struggling against these inequities (e.g. Caste system) will understandably feel impatient with the snail\u2019s speed with which we seem to be moving.\nThe central point that I wish to make is that while principle of relative consensus has played a stellar role in our success of living with differences, it has also hampered us particularly in the areas of techno-economic progress and in our struggle against the baggage that we have received from our heritage. We can not wish away this tension but must face it squarely. Needless to say, no resolution of this tension will be fully satisfactory but are we willing to engage with the difficulties which are inherent in a diverse, pluralistic society which also wishes to be progressive and also has considerable historical baggage to deal with. If we do then some of the prerequisites would be that \u2013\nWe stop beating each other either in the name of Deshdroh or in the name of Manuvaad.\nWe learn to be sensitive to the context and compulsions of different parts of this plural society\nWe learn to recognize the need for coherence and convergence in our togetherness without diluting the distinctiveness of each other. Perhaps the metaphor of a \u201csalad bowl\u201d (where each constituent retains its distinctive identity and yet there is a coherent whole) is much more relevant for us than the metaphor of a \u201cmelting pot\u201d where each part becomes like any other.\nWe learn to grace our shared civilizational heritage and acknowledge both its gifts and burdens\nWe develop our own narrative of economic progress and stay clear of meaningless race of becoming a super-power\nWe develop our own narrative of a just and equitable society and align constructs such as individual freedom, democracy, secularism etc. to our context and predispositions, and finally\nWe revisit some of the non-negotiables in which we have entrenched ourselves\nPerhaps there are many other items which can be added to this list, but it is already seeming like a pipe dream of a romantic idealist. For whatever it is worth ,I don\u2019t think we have any other choice if we wish to stay clear of the royal road to self-destruction\n3 thoughts on \u201cPrinciple of Relative Consensus\u201d\nWhile reading this post, I found myself appreciating the \u201cconcept\u201d of the Principle of Relative Consensus. This is the basis of how I now understand decisions were taken in different communities, be it large families, communities, villages and so on.\nWhat struck me while reading was how I termed this method as a \u201cconcept\u201d, and found myself in touch with my deep cynicism. You have mentioned how \u201cgenerally people who are concerned primarily with techno-economic progress, tend to prefer despotic regimes\u201d. I think for me personally, and probably a lot of people I know, we have no real experience of progress other than \u201ctechno-economic progress\u201d, which is in my understanding a very survival driven individualistic power-centric form of progress.\nWhile you do mention the need to \u201cdevelop our own narrative of economic progress\u201d, I think the real need also is to be able to individually believe that there may exist and sustain a form of progress which is different from the one that I currently know of, or have experienced. Even if I individually believe in it, can I \u201csurvive\u201d in a context entrenched in a survival driven individualistic power-centric form of progress. Even if small fractions of individuals are not able to see anything other than the current form of progress, don\u2019t they have the power to manipulate and derail relative consensus seeking ways?\nWhen I read the post, I find it to be an extremely gentle and almost maternal-istic way of decision making with certain problems/disadvantages (such as reinforcement of structural inequities) when we get entrenched in it. While the current way of decision making seems like a very rational and masculine way of deciding things (with its own set of problems), but when you suggest majority rule as being a last resort, would it not mean that real legitimate power holders in the system would remain the majority? If we were committed to a way of reaching Relative Consensus, why not flip a coin to arrive at a decision at the event of a failure.\nThank you Sharad. I stand corrected. You are right- flipping of coin is a better last resort than majority rule. In a more acceptable language it will mean \u201cleaving things to the divine will\u201d On the face of it, it sounds irrational but in fact is only an acceptance of the limits of rationality. I have no cogent response to the other issue(s) that you have raised. Having moved in a certain direction, we can not take a 180 degree U- turn. Even retracing a few steps may not be easy, but we can take a pause and ask ourselves as what would be meaningful from here onwards. This I believe, applies both at individual and collective levels. Personally, being member of a privileged minority, I have got accustomed to certain creature comforts. It is not easy for me to give them up nor do I intend to. But I can certainly say NO to conspicuous consumption and mindless consumerism. Similarly shifting the focus from from GDP centric growth to quality of life may not be very easy but if there is a substantial minority voice then its concerns will have to be taken into account- not to its complete satisfaction but in the spirit of relative consensus.\nAshok and Sharad,\nI have designed and used the method called Koodam very successfully in the development field (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1t1PiRDnc4; this is the URL for the film by Kailasam on our work with water security in TN); There are two ideas that underpin the design: Firstly, that having rigid identity locations is dysfunctional to the collective (the villagers articulate this beautifully) \u201cOne belongs to the village and ones own community and ones family, so we have to invest in the good of the whole\u201d. 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        "raw_content": "Posted: March 13, 2014 by Ian Gaudreau in Comicology - Comic Books, Independent Comics\nTags: Comic Who, Doctor Who, Interview, Webcomic\nhttp://www.ComicWho.com\nWe recently had the opportunity to interview the team behind Comic Who (www.ComicWho.com), a Doctor Who-based webcomic! Marco Castiello (writer) and Elisa Moriconi (artist) are the duo behind the chibi-style comic strips. Comic Who has quickly become one of our favorite webcomics, mostly due to the general charm and clever Doctor Who humor that Whovians know and love. Castiello and Moriconi have recently launched a redesigned website, so be sure to take a look! This creative duo has created a truly lovely webcomic, and it was an absolute pleasure having the opportunity to interview them.\nNice to meet you guys! For those that are unfamiliar with Comic Who, how about you tell us a little bit about your webcomic?\nComic Who is a webcomic based on Doctor Who (yeah, I\u2019m sure you\u2019d never guess that). We created a sort of parallel universe where all the Doctors coexist and the last three of them (Eccly, Tenny and Smithy\u2026 recently joined by Cappy) decided to rent a flat and live together, they found a [quite] normal job and they try to enjoy the greatest adventure of all time: A normal ordinary life on Earth.\nTo be honest we started with the idea of making single strips with funny jokes, but we quite soon introduced a sort of continuity, recurrent characters like companions and foes. Even the Master has it\u2019s own subplot and last year we started a new series with him as main character (Simmy\u2019s Tales)\nWhen did you start Comic Who?\nWe started in January 2011. We opened an account on blogspot and we started posting a strip every Monday (good old days when we had so much free time to work on a so close schedule).\nWhat gave you the inspiration for the webcomic?\nWe share a great love for Doctor Who and we\u2019ve always wanted to do something to \u201cexpress\u201d this feeling. We\u2019re from Italy and in those days Doctor Who was quite unknown here, but then one of the main Italian broadcasters decided to air all the episodes. Of course we\u2019ve had already seen all the episodes, so we thought it would be funny to see the 10th and the 11th Doctor watching the reruns of the Eccleston\u2019s era\u2026 this is what came out.\nHow many of you are involved with Comic Who?\nWe\u2019re two, basically me (Marco) and my wife (Elisa). Elisa is a professional illustrator, she use to work on child illustrations, so she\u2019s actually the hand behind the Comic Who\u2019s drawings. If they\u2019re so cute, it\u2019s all because of her. I\u2019m a software developer, but I like writing. I used to write novels and this was my first attempt to write a script for a comic, but it worked.\nHow do you collaborate your ideas while working as a team?\nUsually it works like this: I write, she draw. But in the end there is not a clear-cut separation. I use to come out with the ideas, then we discuss it and it usually evolve, sometimes even when the script is already finalized. For example, once we made a strip with the Master where he had a green teddy bear, but she forgot to draw it in the last panel; when we noticed it we decided that, instead of correcting the error, we could make it run out of the panel. Now that teddy bear has a name (Limeykins) and it\u2019s our mascotte\u2026 it\u2019s even in our logo.\nWho is your favorite Doctor and companion?\nIt looks like my wife and I completely agree on this point. Our favourite Doctor is the 11th, Matt Smith is a great actor and a great person, we also had the pleasure to meet him (we also gave him a little clay doll of Smithy) and our favourite companion is, without a single doubt, Rory The Roman.\nWhen will we start seeing little Capaldi join the gang?\nCappy has already made his first appearence in our latest strip. We used the regeneration scene in order to explain a bit more about the Comic Who universe, anyway we decided that we want to see how Capaldi\u2019s Doctor will behave on screen before starting using it on a regular basis.\nWhat has been your favorite part working with Comic Who?\nWell, during the last three years we\u2019ve had a lot of wonderful moments. We still remember the first time we found a fanart made by a kid about Comic Who, it was really heart-warming. 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        "raw_content": "Horror Movie Review: Hellraiser: Judgment (2018)\nFebruary 13, 2018 February 14, 2018 Liam 'Raptures Lost' Fisher 0 Comments Alexandra Harris, Cenobites, Clive Barker, Damon Carney, Deron Johnson, Dimension Films, Doug Bradley, Evil Seeks Evil, Gary J. Tunnicliffe, Heather Langenkamp, Hellraiser, Hellraiser 10, Hellraiser 2018, Hellraiser: Judgment, Hellraiser: Judgment 2018, Lionsgate Films, New Hellraiser, New Pinhead, Paul T. Taylor, Pinhead, Pinhead 2018, Randy Wayne, Raptures Lost\nHellraiser (1987), is one of the most iconic horror movies ever made. Since then the franchise has gone through some serious ups and downs. Unfortunately, more downs than ups. However, as bad as some of the later films in the franchise were there was always enjoyable moments. At least you\u2019d get to see Doug Bradley as Pinhead, doing what he does best. That changed in 2011 when Pinhead was recast with a truly awful replacement. After what was the 9th film in the franchise things went cold, which was for the best. Nobody knew what direction to take the once adored series in, until 2018. Hellraiser: Judgment is the 10th chapter in the seemingly never ending Hellraiser film series. It was released on February 13th, 2018 direct to video and via video on demand.\nIn the beginning we see a man named Karl Watkins strapped to a chair in a strange room. Across from him is another man behind a desk with a typewriter. However, he is oddly pale and his face and head have numerous slash marks on them. He questions Karl on the sins he has committed throughout his life. One specifically involving a young girl is focused upon. Karl soon notices that his confession is being typed with his own blood being used as the ink. To describe what takes place after this would be rather difficult. It is quite clear that Karl is going through some kind of judgment process. He is inevitably found guilty and he is punished by having his skin torn from his body.\nI have to say, I was very impressed by this opening. The whole concept of a kind of twisted courtroom from hell is very interesting. Throughout the grotesque process you see Pinhead as the judge residing on a throne in a dimly lit room, it\u2019s very well done.\nSadly, we must move on from that and get into what the film is really about. Three detectives \u2014 Sean Carter, David Carter, and Christine Egerton \u2014 investigate a serial killer, only to discover a much deeper threat of otherworldly proportions. That\u2019s all I care to say about the main plot of Hellraiser: Judgment. There really isn\u2019t much more to it than that anyway.\nLet me just get right into my opinion on Paul T. Taylor as our new Pinhead. On the whole, I thought he was quite good. His makeup looks exactly as it should and his voice is quite similar to Doug Bradley. However, the way he is used in the film made him feel a bit like a generic Cenobite. He simply isn\u2019t in the film long enough for me to have a complete opinion on his performance.\nAlso, while the mystique surrounding him is strong in the opening it is almost non-existent by the end. There have been 3 pinheads and this guy is undoubtedly the 2nd best of the 3. Still, that\u2019s a very low bar. When Doug Bradley was on screen as Pinhead, he had a presence and an ability to command the audience with his every word. I know I\u2019m being harsh but these are some big boots to fill.\nOne thing that nobody can deny about Hellraiser: Judgment is how impressive the makeup and gore effects are. You cannot forget that this is a direct to video movie. Still, this is a compliment that can be aimed at every Hellraiser film. As good as the practical effects are, it\u2019s something that I have come to expect. That alone isn\u2019t enough to make a great Hellraiser movie, it needs more. Yes, there are a number of disgusting, grotesque moments in the film that could be hard to witness for the squeamish.\nYou can have the effects but it\u2019s more often than not the other half of these movies that suffer and Hellraiser: Judgment is no different. The storyline surrounding the Carter brothers and their investigation of a bunch of strange murders feels extremely generic. It isn\u2019t unlike other storylines we have seen from previous entries in the franchise and it suffers in similar ways. They are trying to create something interesting but it ends up feeling rushed, clich\u00e9d and extremely forgettable. The whole movie has a Saw like vibe to it.\nI found it quite funny that Heather Langenkamp is billed so highly in the cast listings. I am not lying when I tell you that she is in for maybe 15 seconds and that\u2019s it. Yeah, I guess it\u2019s cool that Nancy appeared in a Hellraiser movie but it\u2019s ultimately pointless.\nI was feeling quite positive about Hellraiser Judgment as it was coming to a close. Then, the ending happened. What were they thinking? It\u2019s a bold move but one that I do not understand or approve of. It makes little sense to me and doesn\u2019t align well with Pinheads origin.\nI\u2019m not sure if they expected to get a sequel but based on this, I certainly hope they never do. I know it must be tough to think up new ideas for the franchise but this is not the direction it should be headed. The ending leaves a bitter taste in your mouth and damaged my feelings on it overall, a huge shame. I feel the director should be stopped as the direction it is heading in will do more damage to a franchise that simply cannot take anymore abuse.\nOverall, I have mixed feelings about Hellraiser: Judgment. I cannot deny that it is stronger than Revelations. I will go as far to say that it is a huge improvement over some of the other movies that released before that. However, it doesn\u2019t come close to earlier films in the franchise. It has some interesting ideas and the effects are very impressive. Still, it\u2019s let down by a rather mundane story that could have easily been something else altogether. The opening is the strongest part of Judgment, even if it feels like some kind of fan film.\nIt expands on the Hellraiser universe in a very intriguing way that we\u2019ve never seen before. I would have liked to see more of that rather than what comes after it. Judgment confirms once and for all that Doug Bradley simply cannot be replaced, even if he is imitated well. That ending though, Jesus wept.\nLiked it? Take a second to support Liam 'Raptures Lost' Fisher on Patreon!\n\u2190 Previous Game Review: Nevermind (Xbox One)\nEP Review: Divine Realm \u2013 Nordicity (Self Released) Next \u2192\nHorror Movie Review: The Devil\u2019s Doorway (2018)\nOctober 17, 2018 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Comments Off on Horror Movie Review: The Devil\u2019s Doorway (2018)\nSeptember 9, 2018 Sally 'Fleshmechanic' Powell Comments Off on Horror Movie Review: Pyewacket (2018)\nHorror Movie Review: Annihilation (2018)\nMarch 26, 2018 Liam 'Raptures Lost' Fisher 0",
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        "raw_content": "USDA takes aim at infrastructure consolidation\nThe Agriculture Department's CIO office has a simple focus over the next few years: infrastructure.\nCIO David Combs' plan is to take the complex issues, worry and costs out of the hands of the department's agencies and offices, and let them concentrate on their mission priorities.\n'We are infrastructure support, and my approach is [that] we are here to provide a service, and they pay for it,' he said yesterday at a lunch in Washington sponsored by the Association for Federal Information Resourses Management. 'Ideally, they will get efficiencies and spend less money for e-mail and desktop services.'\nThe CIO's office presented USDA management with three back-office areas that could be consolidated'LAN, e-mail and data centers'and they chose e-mail first.\n'We did research and found that the e-mail would give us the biggest bang for the buck for the employees,' said Cheryl McQuery, USDA's assistant chief information officer in charge of the initiative. 'We found we have three platforms with five different versions. We want to get it down to Microsoft's Exchange 2003 by October 2007.'\nMcQuery added that 76 percent of the employees already use Microsoft, while the other 24 percent use Lotus Notes or Novell.\nUSDA then will work on the other two areas. McQuery added she expects the Office of Management and Budget's newest Line of Business for IT Infrastructure to play a role in consolidating their IT infrastructure as well.\nAnother area USDA is looking to consolidate is its IT service centers, said Bob Suda, the agency's associate chief information officer.\nSuda, who oversees Agriculture's National IT Center in Kansas City, Mo., and the telecommunications and IT services offices, both of which are in Washington, said they have two offices performing hosting services and they are looking at reducing that to one. He also said they have three offices supporting telecommunications and want to take that down to one office.\nAdditionally, Suda said the three offices are aligning their infrastructures to support OMB's Line of Business initiatives.\n'That is one of our main driving forces. We are heavily involved in that discussion with OMB and the [General Services Administration],' he said.\nThe goal is to integrate the activities in a meaningful and smart way, while reducing costs and increasing efficiency, said Jerry Williams, Agriculture deputy CIO.\nCombs added that this effort has been a tough sell at times, but they are gaining credibility with the agencies and offices throughout the department.\n'We charted Bob's group to make sure the service levels are as good [as] or better than before,' Combs said. 'The Forest Service will tell you they've had some growing pains at first, but we are getting there.'",
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        "raw_content": "Schemelli Gasangbuch Project\nRyland Angel and Rick Erickson explore J.S. Bach's only songbook, filled with either new or figured sacred songs. They have commissioned new English versed translations to add new possibilities to this seldom heard work, along with free organ improvisations.\nBorn on St. Cecilia's day, the Grammy-nominated British counter-tenor Ryland Angel has built an international reputation on both the opera and concert stage, in repertoire ranging from the Baroque to new operatic commissions at major opera houses, concert halls and festivals throughout Europe and the USA. He has performed in Monteverdi\u2019s Orfeo, Gavin Bryars\u2019s Doctor Ox\u2019s Experiment (English National Opera), Fairy Queen (Barcelona), Gluck\u2019s Orfeo (Koblenz), Amadigi (Karlsruhe), Venus and Adonis (Flanders Opera), Dido and Aeneas (Opera Comique), The Play of Daniel (Spoleto), and Ballet Comique de La Royne (Geneva). Angel has sung on over 80 recordings including music of Buxtehude, Charpentier, Scarlatti, Stradella, Spears, O'Regan, Handel, Monteverdi, Purcell, Bach and on the film soundtracks of Jack Reacher -- never go back, Zoolander 2, Freedom, Le Petit Prince, La Peau, Henry 4th, Machete, The Mystery of Dante and the PBS TV special Heavenly Voices. Recent engagements include Doux Mensonges (Opera National de Paris), Agrippina(NYCO), A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream (Florentine and Kansas Opera), Julius Caesar (Utah and Colorado Opera, Boston Baroque), Sant Alessio (Paris, London, New York), Carmina Burana (Lincoln Center/Prague Proms with CNSO), St. John Passion (Saint Thomas/Worcester Chorus), Classics and Rock (Seoul Philharmonic), Tesla (Dartmouth), Striggio Mass (Edinburgh Festival), Acis and Galatea (Houston) and Messiah (Handel and Haydn Society/Masterworks Chorus/Musica Sacra). Recent recordings include The Flaming Fire (MSR), Heart and Soul (Centaur), La Sposa (Solo Luminus) and Now Fatal Change (NMC). Ryland is a fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study at the University of Minnesota.\nRick Erickson is the Director of Bach Society Houston and Cantor at Christ the King Lutheran Church. He is also Instructor in music at the Shepherd School of Music, Rice University. A native of Wisconsin, Rick holds degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Superior, from which he also received the Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2009, the Master of Music Degree in Organ Performance and Literature and the Performer\u2019s Certificate from the Eastman School of Music, where he also served for four years on the faculty of Improvfest. Rick has appeared as a conductor, church music lecturer, and hymn festival leader throughout the United States, and in Germany, Sweden, Australia and New Zealand. He has performed for conventions of the American Guild of Organists and the Association of Lutheran Church Musicians, among other music events. He has recorded for Naxos, JV Recordings, and Media 1517. This past summer Rick led the Bach Choir in performances in Germany, including at the Leipzig Bach Fest, becoming the first professional American choir to perform as part of this prestigious event. Prior to coming to Houston, Rick served for 22 years as Director of the celebrated Bach Vespers series in New York.\nRichard Erickson, organ",
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        "raw_content": "So, every year I try to carve some time out after Christmas to do a yearly review. This allows me to look at the previous year, and map the upcoming. Here' the process I use:\nLook at the past year, and take note of what went badly, and try to figure out why. Then, I let it go. Can't change the past, after all. (I've found it's important to at least acknowledge these things though.)\nThen I write down what went well. Everything, personal and professional. I'm always surprised at how much was actually accomplished.\nAfter I've gone through the previous year, I make a few categories: Business, family, health, spiritual, finances, giving. Then I make a giant list in each category of things that I want to do in the following year. (I won't do all of them, but putting them down helps me evaluate limited time and resources.) I realistically try (even with Hofstadter's Law), to give actual timelines, with steps to completion broken down.\nNow, something to keep in mind: To date I haven't followed this yearly plan 100%. In fact, I usually don't come even close. But I still think it's an important exercise, and I usually learn a lot about myself in the process.\nAnyway, my question for you all is this: do you have any form of yearly review that you do?",
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        "raw_content": "NEWS: English National Ballet artists will dance a doomed love affair in Kenneth MacMillan\u2019s \u2018Manon\u2019 \u2013 Milton Keynes Theatre, October 2018\nThe dancers of English National Ballet are prepping their pointe shoes ready to thrill theatregoers with the timelessly romantic tragedy of Manon this season.\nLegendary British choreographer Sir Kenneth MacMillan\u2019s Parisian period drama is a highlight of the ballet repertoire, yet it is rarely seen outside London. Indeed, English National Ballet is touring Manon for only the second time in thirty years this season and Milton Keynes Theatre is one of just three venues outside of London to be hosting the production. (The other two regional venues are Manchester Opera House and Mayflower Theatre, Southampton.)\nThe late MacMillan choreographed this steamy three-act ballet in 1974. He was inspired by French author Abb\u00e9 Pr\u00e9vost\u2019s controversial 1731 novel, L\u2019historie du chevalier des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut, which was considered so scandalous at the time of its publication that it was banned in France.",
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        "raw_content": "Ask anyone who\u2019s been there and they\u2019ll tell you the place is a gem. Weimar has a unique classical heritage and an air of elegance, but is also a very vibrant modern Thuringian town, on the river Ilm southwest of Leipzig, where enjoying life is as much a priority as celebrating culture.\nBauhaus at its best: Haus am Horn in Weimar\nSchloss Belvedere, just one of a number of beautiful palaces in Weimar.\nWeimar in summer, almost Mediterranean.\nRight royal Onion: each October, the humble vegetable rules in Weimar.\nThe look says it all. Goethe was the man.\nHistorically, Weimar is a bit of an overachiever, punching well above its weight. It may have only 65,000 inhabitants today but boy, has it left its mark. One UNESCO World Heritage listing wasn\u2019t enough, so the city has been given two: one for classical Weimar with 13 buildings and architectural ensembles, and one for its Bauhaus sites.\nMore than just one UNESCO World Heritage site\nThe Weimar classic period from 1775 to 1832 flourished under the reign of Duchess Anna Amalia, and her library with the exquisite Rococo Hall is probably the most famous in the collection of eminent classical buildings. And while on the subject of libraries, Weimar is still best known around the world for its associations with Germany\u2019s \u2018national poets\u2019 Goethe and Schiller who lived and worked in the town during the classic age. Goethe\u2019s Home, part of the classical Weimar collection, also houses the Goethe National Museum. In August 2012, a new permanent exhibition was opened to honour the \u00fcber-author, entitled \u2018Floods of life, storm of deeds\u201d\u2019.\nFast forward into the 20th century and Weimar was again the birthplace of a movement, this time of the world\u2019s most influential art and design school. In 1919, Walter Gropius established the Bauhaus School and assembled the whole of the European avantgarde of the time in Thuringia to teach at the new school of design. \u2018Haus am Horn\u2019, the most famous example of Bauhaus architecture, was built as a model house for the first architecture exhibition in 1923 and is one of three Bauhaus sites in Weimar.\nAs befits an institution that is dedicated to the roots of Modernism, the Bauhaus Museum, currently in a neoclassical building opposite the National Theatre, will finally get a new home. The winners of an international architectural competition for the new museum were announced in summer 2012 and the design sounds spectacular; a geometrically clear shape forming a dominant solitaire at the edge of the Weimarhallen park in the town centre, it is set to open in 2019, the year of the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the Bauhaus in Weimar.\nApart from all its elegant palaces, museums and beautiful parks, Weimar is also a very liveable town, keen on letting its hair down now and then. Every October since 1653 the Onion Festival celebrates the humble vegetable, and it is the biggest such festival worldwide. Onion garlands, decorated with colourful dried flowers, are popular souvenirs, there are stands selling handicrafts, food and drink, music and an Onion Market Queen who reigns for one year. The whole historic town centre is one big party and 350,000 visitors make this the biggest festival in Thuringia. Not quite UNESCO World Heritage material yet, but another reason why Weimar is more than worthwhile.\nRelated Post: Sprechen Sie Onion Fish?\nSprechen Sie Onion Fish?",
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        "raw_content": "Report Offers Disturbing New Details on Deadly Bleeding Outbreak Linked to Synthetic Cannabis\nFiled to: Synthetic CannabinoidsFiled to: Synthetic Cannabinoids\nPhoto: geralt (Pixabay)\nSince March, hundreds of people in the U.S. have come down with horrific, Ebola-like symptoms of bleeding. The initially mysterious cases are now thought to have been caused by synthetic cannabinoid products that were laced with rat poison. And a new report published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine details some of the first cases at the epicenter of the outbreak.\nJust over 200 cases and five deaths across nine states are linked to the bleeding outbreak, now formally known as synthetic cannabinoid\u2013associated coagulopathy, reports the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But Illinois was the first to report cases in mid-March, and as of late May, it has had the majority of victims (164). And one of the hardest-hit areas in the state was Peoria County.\nThe study looked at 34 patients who were admitted to the Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria from late March to April. The patients arrived at the hospital with common symptoms of blood in their urine, internal bleeding, and crippling stomach pain. Others showed up bleeding from their ears, eyes, or nose. And in one tragic, ultimately fatal, case, a 37-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital already unconscious with spontaneous bleeding inside her skull.\n\u201cShe got attention very quickly, but the severity of her injury, and the fact it was causing pressure on certain parts of the brain that control breathing\u2014within less than a day, she experienced brain death,\u201d lead author Amar Kelkar told Gizmodo.\nInitially, Kelkar and his colleagues suspected everything from kidney stones to rare genetic disorders might be behind the cases. But the widespread bleeding and growing number of similar patients being admitted to hospitals throughout the state quickly tipped them off that something else was going on.\nAs the doctors began comparing notes, they realized the common link between patients.\n\u201cThe one thing we kept coming across was that all these patients had been taking synthetic cannabinoids\u2014K2, Spice,\u201d Kelkar told Gizmodo.\nWhile synthetic cannabinoids have been known to cause psychosis, breathing problem and even strokes, though, these sorts of symptoms were unheard of. But they can be caused by ingredients found in certain rat poison products, particularly the chemical brodifacoum, a potent blood thinner. Brodifacoum and similar chemicals are known as superwarfarins, a reference to the common anticoagulant drug used to help people with clogged arteries. And of the 15 patients who had their blood tested, all of them had brodifacoum in their system.\nSuperwarfarins deplete the body of vitamin K, which helps us clot blood. So the typical course of treatment for superwarfarin poisoning is massive doses of vitamin K, which usually needs to be taken orally for months. But initially, Illinois doctors found it difficult to get the enormous and expensive supply needed for their patients, since a typical supplement wouldn\u2019t come close to containing enough vitamin K.\n\u201cIt is actually very expensive,\u201d senior author Jonathan Roberts told NBC News. \u201cIt\u2019s somewhere around $24,000 to $34,000 a month.\u201d\nIn late April, however, health officials were able to secure a donation of 800,000 tablets from the Bausch Foundation, a charitable arm of the Canadian-based Valeant Pharmaceutical, which produces the special formulation.\nAfter reaching a peak in April, the outbreak petered out. But newer cases within the state have been reported as late as June. And earlier this month, Wisconsin reported new cases as well.\n\u201cIt\u2019s still popping up in different spots of the country,\u201d Kelkar said. \u201cAnd we really have no idea why this is happening.\u201d\nAdding to the mystery is that we also still don\u2019t know how and why rat poison ended up in these products in the first place.\nThe Food and Drug Administration has previously admitted to the possibility that manufacturers purposefully added rat poison to their supply, hoping to boost the drug\u2019s intoxicating effect. That said, given the black box nature of manufacturing synthetic cannabinoids and other designer drugs (usually in China), there\u2019s also no excluding the possibility of inadvertent contamination.\nAccording to Kelkar, there is some evidence suggesting that brodifacoum could possibly extend the length of someone\u2019s high. And he doesn\u2019t rule out the scenario of accidental contamination either. But he notes that people have allegedly used brodifacoum to commit chemical warfare and intentional poisonings throughout the years. So it wouldn\u2019t be completely out of left field if the outbreak was ultimately set in motion by bioterrorists or even rival drug manufacturers.\nRegardless of the outbreak\u2019s origins, Kelkar hopes their report and continuing work with patients can help other doctors better handle any future cases of this frightening condition.\n\u201cThis is going to be the first time we\u2019re going to be able to find out how long it really takes to treat [superwarfarin poisoning],\u201d he added, \u201cand maybe even have a clearer set of guidelines on how to treat it, in case, god forbid, this happens again.\u201d\nThis article has been updated to include comments from the lead author.\n[NEJM via NBC News, Live Science]\nThe Outbreak of Severe Bleeding Caused by Synthetic Weed Has Now Spread Beyond Illinois\nAt Least Two People Are Dead After Smoking Synthetic Weed That Causes Bleeding From the Eyes and Ears\nIllinois Police Make First Arrests Over Deadly Synthetic Weed Linked to Uncontrollable Bleeding\nAt Least 52 People in Utah Were Poisoned by Fake Cannabis Oil\nMore Than 50 People in Brooklyn Just Overdosed on Synthetic Weed. Why Does This Keep Happening?\nWatch: Leaked Stevie Wonder Song Destroys Donald Trump\nHere Are the Democrats Who Just Voted to Sell You Out to Wall Street",
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        "raw_content": "BeiGene Presents Preliminary Phase 1 Data on Tislelizumab in Patients with Urothelial Carcinoma at 2018 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium\nFebruary 09, 2018 14:45 ET | Source: BeiGene, LTD.\nCAMBRIDGE, Mass., and BEIJING, China, Feb. 09, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BeiGene, Ltd. (NASDAQ:BGNE), a commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing innovative molecularly targeted and immuno-oncology drugs for the treatment of cancer, presented preliminary clinical data from patients with urothelial carcinoma (UC) enrolled in an ongoing Phase 1 clinical trial of tislelizumab, an investigational anti-PD-1 antibody, at the 2018 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium in San Francisco. The preliminary Phase 1 data suggest that tislelizumab was generally well tolerated and exhibited objective responses in patients with UC.\n\u201cTislelizumab administration resulted in objective responses, including a complete response, and a disease-control rate of 53 percent. Tislelizumab was generally well-tolerated in patients with urothelial carcinoma,\" said Shahneen Sandhu, M.D., medical oncologist at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Center in Melbourne, Australia and lead author. \u201cWe are highly encouraged by these results and that further study of tislelizumab may lead to a new treatment for patients with urothelial cancer.\u201d\n\u201cTislelizumab is currently being evaluated in five pivotal trials globally and in China, including a pivotal trial in patients with previously treated, PD-L1-positive, locally advanced or metastatic urothelial carcinoma in China. This is the first presentation of tislelizumab data in the population with urothelial cancer, an area of unmet need. We are pleased by these preliminary results, which we believe provide an important foundation for our clinical understanding of tislelizumab\u2019s efficacy and safety in specific patient populations both as a single agent and in combination,\u201d commented Amy Peterson, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, Immuno-Oncology, at BeiGene.\nSummary of Results from the Ongoing Phase 1 Trial\nThe multi-center, open-label Phase 1 trial (NCT02407990) of tislelizumab as monotherapy in advanced solid tumors is being conducted in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Taiwan, and South Korea and consists of dose escalation, schedule expansion, fixed dose expansion, and indication expansion in disease-specific cohorts.\nData presented at the Genitourinary Cancers Symposium included 16 patients with urothelial carcinoma. Of these, 12 had one or more prior systemic anticancer treatment for metastatic disease and the remaining four had progressed after receiving platinum-based regimen in the neoadjuvant or adjuvant setting. In addition, five patients had prior radiotherapy. At the time of the data cutoff on August 28, 2017, median treatment duration was 4.3 months (range of 0.7 to 18.3 months). A total of six patients remained on treatment.\nAdverse events (AEs) assessed by the investigator to be related to treatment occurred in 14 patients (88%). Of those, fatigue (31%), rash (19%), infusion related reactions (13%), nausea (13%), pain in extremity (13%), and proteinuria (13%) occurred in more than one patient. All of the treatment-related AEs were grade 1 or 2 except one case each of fatigue, hyperglycemia, and diabetes mellitus. One adverse event of muscle weakness, which was associated with disease progression and occurred more than one month after the last dose of the study drug, had a fatal outcome; this event was considered not related to treatment.\nAt the time of the data cutoff, 15 patients were evaluable, defined as having a measurable baseline tumor assessment and at least one evaluable post-baseline tumor response assessment, or had progressed or died prior to the initial tumor assessment. One patient had a confirmed complete response (CR), four achieved a confirmed partial response (PR), and three achieved stable disease (SD). Nine evaluable patients had PD-L1 status determined. There was one CR, two PR and one SD among six PD-L1 high patients, and one PR among three PD-L1 low or negative patients.\nAbout Urothelial Carcinoma\nCancer that begins in cells that line the urethra, bladder, ureters, renal pelvis, and some other organs are referred to as urothelial carcinoma.i Urothelial carcinoma is the most common type of bladder cancer and the fifth most common cancer in the United States.ii In 2017, it was estimated that there were 79,030 new cases of bladder cancer and 16,870 deaths.iii\nAbout Tislelizumab\nTislelizumab is an investigational humanized monoclonal antibody that belongs to a class of immuno-oncology agents known as immune checkpoint inhibitors. It is designed to bind to PD-1, a cell surface receptor that plays an important role in downregulating the immune system by preventing the activation of T-cells. Tislelizumab has demonstrated high affinity and specificity for PD-1. It is potentially differentiated from the currently approved PD-1 antibodies in an engineered Fc region, which is believed to minimize potentially negative interactions with other immune cells, based on preclinical data. Tislelizumab is being developed as a monotherapy and in combination with other therapies for the treatment of a broad array of both solid tumor and hematologic cancers. BeiGene and Celgene Corporation have a global strategic collaboration for the development of tislelizumab in solid tumor cancers outside of Asia (except Japan).\nBeiGene is a global, commercial-stage, research-based biotechnology company focused on molecularly targeted and immuno-oncology cancer therapeutics. With a team of over 850 employees in China, the United States, and Australia, BeiGene is advancing a pipeline consisting of novel oral small molecules and monoclonal antibodies for cancer. BeiGene is also working to create combination solutions aimed to have both a meaningful and lasting impact on cancer patients. BeiGene markets ABRAXANE\u00ae (nanoparticle albumin\u2013bound paclitaxel), REVLIMID\u00ae (lenalidomide), and VIDAZA\u00ae (azacitidine) in China under a license from Celgene Corporation.iv\nThis press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and other federal securities laws, including statements regarding BeiGene\u2019s advancement of, and anticipated clinical development of tislelizumab and its potential commercial opportunity. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated in the forward-looking statements as a result of various important factors, including BeiGene's ability to demonstrate the efficacy and safety of its drug candidates; the clinical results for its drug candidates, which may not support further development; actions of regulatory agencies, which may affect the initiation, timing and progress of clinical trials; BeiGene's ability to achieve market acceptance in the medical community necessary for commercial success; BeiGene's ability to obtain and maintain protection of intellectual property for its technology and drugs; BeiGene's reliance on third parties to conduct drug development, manufacturing and other services; BeiGene\u2019s limited operating history and BeiGene's ability to obtain additional funding for operations and to complete the development and commercialization of its drug candidates, as well as those risks more fully discussed in the section entitled \u201cRisk Factors\u201d in BeiGene\u2019s most recent quarterly report on Form 10-Q, as well as discussions of potential risks, uncertainties, and other important factors in BeiGene's subsequent filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. All information in this press release is as of the date of this press release, and BeiGene undertakes no duty to update such information unless required by law.\nInvestor Contact Media Contact\nLucy Li, Ph.D. Liza Heapes\nir@beigene.com media@beigene.com\ni https://www.cancer.gov/publications/dictionaries/cancer-terms?cdrid=783188\nii https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4561017/#R1\niii https://seer.cancer.gov/statfacts/html/urinb.html\niv ABRAXANE\u00ae, REVLIMID\u00ae, and VIDAZA\u00ae are registered trademarks of Celgene Corporation.\nMore articles issued by BeiGene, LTD.\nhttp://www.beigene.com/\nlogo 20171213_3.jpg",
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        "raw_content": "Among the Zabbaleen, South of Cairo, Egypt\nFor the past 70 to 80 years, the Zabbaleen have collected Cairo\u2019s waste. Every morning they venture from their slums and into the city to collect garbage door-to-door. At the end of the day, they return to their homes where they spill out their filthy bounty. With bare hands, men, women, and children sort through piles of garbage to pick out any items that they can recycle or resell. The work is difficult and yields barely enough for the poor Zabbaleen to survive another day or two. They cannot rest from their labors.\nToday, we visited a third Zabbaleen slum area, this one located about 50 kilometers south of Cairo. This slum village is situated next to a cemetery for wealthier people. It was immediately apparent that the elaborate tombs were far nicer than any of the hovels in the slum. Ironically, the cemetery is located on higher ground as if to suggest that the dead have it better than the Zabbaleen. In many ways, they do. This is a place where death and disease and desperation are all close neighbors.\nWe did however, find something beautiful in the midst of all the garbage today. When we arrived we heard the sounds of worship. Our friend Jamal pointed to a little building where some friends recently started a non-denominational church. What struck me was the writing on the wall outside the building. The words scribbled on the wall simply state: \u201cThe Lord is here!\u201d My heart jumped when Jamal read those words to me. \u201cYes,\u201d I said, \u201cHe is indeed here among the poor, despised, and rejected.\u201d\nAs we walked through the slum and met the people we have come to help, my thoughts turned to one of my favorite movies, \u201cOn The Waterfront.\u201d In the movie, Marlon Brando plays a character named Terry Malloy, a prize-fighter wanna-be who ends up working as a longshoreman who witnesses a murder. Later, when a key witness is murdered, Father Barry, played by Karl Malden, is called to the scene of the crime. As dozens look on, a voice in the crowd calls out, \u201cGo back to your church, Father.\u201d\nThat cynical line is followed by one of the most memorable scenes in the movie. Father Barry, standing beside the dead man, looks at the crowd and says, \u201cBoys, this is my church! And if you don\u2019t think Christ is down here on the waterfront you\u2019ve got another guess coming!\u201d There is more, but I have never forgotten these lines in particular. Father Barry was right. The Lord was on the waterfront and the waterfront was his parish.\nScottish clergyman George MacLeod would agree with Father Barry. MacLeod wrote these memorable lines:\nat the center of the market place\nAt a crossroad of politics so cosmopolitan\nin Hebrew and in Latin and in Greek\u2026\nAt the kind of place where cynics talk smut,\nand what church people ought to shout.\nThe writing is indeed on the wall for the Zabbaleen \u2014 \u201cThe Lord is here!\u201d They are not alone, and they know it. As we walked between the rows of crudely built houses in the slum, we noticed crosses either carved or painted on the doors. Most of the Zabbaleen are Christians. It is the hope that they have in Christ that keeps them from drowning in the sea of garbage that surrounds them. They know that the One who was crucified on a town garbage heap understands their plight and sustains them from day-to-day.\nPosted in Egypt | Tags: Christianity, human-rights, Inspiration, Photography\n\u00ab Among Flies and Filth\nWilliam Borden\u2019s Grave \u00bb\nI have no words. This is amazing.\nBy: Kay Smith on April 14, 2013\nWhat a beautiful message on the wall. The moment Jamal read the words to me I was touched. Jesus is indeed among the Zabbaleen. That\u2019s good news!\nHumbling, inspiring, convicting, challenging to be the church of Jesus following His actions. Church, repent and go out following Jesus. The end quote by McLeod is truth. God help the church to be the church of Jesus.\nBy: Beth Stahl on April 15, 2013\nAmen, Beth. May we indeed get out of the salt shaker and into the world.\nOverwheling and so very beautiful! What beautiful people our Creator has made for a beautiful purpose. I hope to go \u2026 soon! \ud83d\ude42\nBy: Sterling888@aol.com on April 15, 2013\nThe Zabbaleen are good and hard-working people. It\u2019s been a blessing to walk among them these past few days.\nVery Humbling, I Suppose brother!\nBy: Gene on April 15, 2013\nIndeed. And, very sobering!",
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        "raw_content": "We\u2019re on a mission to develop innovative opportunities for people with disabilities.\nLink to: Board of Directors\nLink to: Leadership Staff\nLink to: Financial Overview\nSee our Financials\nWe are an organization made up of people who are passionate about assisting individuals with disabilities to achieve their highest level of independence and productivity in our community. Our staff helps our students and members accomplish this by living up to Gompers\u2019 mission and seven core values every day!\nPromoting fiscal and social responsibility toward those we serve, our staff and the community\nCreating a culture of beneficial exchange through community collaboration and enduring partnerships\nCelebrating the individual and group accomplishments of each day\nAcknowledging each person\u2019s right to determine and achieve his or her personal goal\nDignify Others\nAdvocating that all people be treated with dignity and respect\nEnhancing Abilities; Seeing Possibilities\nFocusing on abilities and encouraging growth through innovative opportunities\nUpholding the highest professional standard in every aspect of our organization\nOur 70 Year Legacy\nFor over 70 years, Gompers has served people with disabilities in the Phoenix metro area with a holistic focus on the needs of the individual. As a core value, Gompers recognizes and celebrates that each person brings a unique set of abilities, skill sets and potential to our organization. The result is that Gompers\u2019 daily environment is rich with insight, humor, humility, compassion and genuine caring about the needs of others.\nGompers Opens It\u2019s Doors\nGompers first opened its doors in 1947 as the Maricopa County Crippled Children\u2019s Society, serving 79 children.\nGompers is Arizona Easter Seals Society for Crippled Children\nIn 1951, our name was changed to the Arizona Easter Seals Society for Crippled Children, which led to the desire to stop renting space and finally put down roots in a home of our own.\nGompers Honors Its History\n10,000 members of the American Federation of Labor (AFL) each donated one hour of pay to construct a facility on 7th Street in Phoenix. The facility and operations were turned over to a nonprofit Board of Directors. In return, the AFL asked the legacy of Samuel Gompers be honored and so it was that we became Gompers.\nGompers Expands\nToday, Gompers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization led by an all-volunteer Board of Directors and President & CEO, Mark Jacoby. Our programs have expanded to include three campuses, one in Phoenix on 27th Avenue which houses Gompers Private School (GPS) and our Day Training for Adults program, the second campus in Glendale on Bethany Home Road, that hosts our employment training and placement program, and our newest campus, The Blythe Campus in Peoria that houses our newest Day Training for Adults and In-Home Services programs!\nReady to join our 70-year legacy?\nMake a donation and change lives!",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Arsenal 0 Everton 0: Opportunity Available, Certainly Not Taken\nFulham 0 Arsenal 1: Good Result, Bad Performance \u2192\nArsenal in the Europa League: Reviewing What Could Happen\nWith both Manchester clubs edging closer to a first and second placed finish, Chelsea ran riot past fellow London rivals, Fulham, to leapfrog Arsenal to third place, as the Gunners failed to seal maximum points against Everton. With Tottenham and Everton on the prowl, Arsenal might be the unlucky team to lose out on a Champions League place.\nI\u2019m delighted to introduce a guest writer for today\u2019s post, Luke Aylward, a sports writer and tipster who specializes in football and darts coverage.\nEver since Arsene Wenger took over as manager in 1996, Arsenal has been transformed from underachieving also-rans into one of Europe\u2019s biggest and most respected clubs. His patient, attacking tactics have helped to rid the side of the \u2018Boring, Boring Arsenal\u2019 tag which the club were given previously by opposing fans, and he\u2019s won more silverware than any other Gunners boss.\nUnfortunately the shine from his reign has lost a little of its luster in recent years. Despite winning ten trophies to date in North London, Wenger hasn\u2019t won any major title since 2005. In that dry spell, the intelligent Frenchman has claimed that their consistency in qualifying for the Champions League is a good enough achievement.\nEuropean Ever-presents\nFrom 1998 onwards, Arsenal has never failed to qualify for the Champions League, something no other club in England can boast, but this record is under threat. In financial terms, making Europe\u2019s premier club competition is massive as it means they can spend more on players every summer as well as keep their big stars without being under pressure to sell.\nDespite being a fixture in the top four of the Premier League, Arsenal\u2019s trophy-less spell is causing a little unrest among fans. The recent sales of Cesc Fabregas, Gael Clichy, Robin van Persie and Alex Song to richer and more ambitious clubs have served to further undermine their chances of lifting silverware and could ultimately see them drop out of Europe\u2019s elite.\nFifth Place a Disaster?\nAlthough Arsenal have posted some good financial results in recent years following their move to the Emirates Stadium, Wenger hasn\u2019t been too spendthrift in his transfer policy. Whatever money he has spent on the likes of Oliver Giroud and Lukas Podolski, Wenger has sold big names for big money (over \u00a320m for van Persie\u2019s sale this summer).\nFinishing in fifth position would see their income drop by around \u00a320m at least, which may force Arsenal to part with another big name to make up the shortfall. Jack Wilshere, Theo Walcott and Thomas Vermaelen are all players that the likes of the two Manchester clubs, Barcelona and Real Madrid might want to sign this summer.\nAs it stands, Arsenal are currently in fourth place, one point behind Chelsea and two ahead of Tottenham. While the Gunners visit Craven Cottage to play a Fulham side ripped apart by Chelsea, they will be hoping for their London rivals, Tottenham and the Blues of course, to drop points against Manchester City and Liverpool this weekend.\nChelsea do have a game in hand though. Recent league form suggests that they could stay above their north London neighbours and possibly stay ahead of a stuttering Chelsea to boot. They\u2019ve won eight out of their last 10 league games which is impressive compared to the start of the season.\nShould they miss out, it might not just be their finances that suffer \u2013 failure by Wenger to deliver a top four finish could spell the end of his lengthy reign with Arsenal. As he\u2019s been in charge for so long, his departure could mean a step into the unknown. While a new manager might bring new ideas and possibly some success, it could work the other way.\nReturn to Obscurity\nOne season out of the Champions League might leave Arsenal to concentrate purely on domestic matters, but if they fail again, that could see the club regress. Poor performances could affect attendances, the players\u2019 confidence and income, which the moneymen at the Emirates might not like. Reverting back to being a mid-table club could undo all Wenger\u2019s positive work.\nThe odds of Arsenal making the Champions League next season with Ladbrokes are currently 2/9, which is still better than Tottenham who are at 5/4. However, they have plenty of work still to do if they are to reach the top four for the 16th consecutive season in a row.\nLooking at the run in Chelsea have to play Liverpool, Manchester United, Tottenham and Everton while The Gunners have Manchester United and two of the bottom three in the form of QPR and Wigan and with it still mathematically possible for these teams to stay up these games will not be easy.\nTottenham on the other hand have to face Manchester City and Chelsea as well as strugglers Wigan, Stoke and Sunderland.\nArsenal fans have become so accustomed to playing Champions League football, they believe its their \u201cbirthright\u201d. The question is \u2013 What if\u2026 Arsenal were to end up in the Europa League next season?\nLuke Aylward is a sports writer and tipster who specializes in football and darts coverage.\nPosted on April 18, 2013, in Arsenal, Football, Premier League and tagged Arsenal, Football, Premier League. Bookmark the permalink.\t3 Comments.\nPhilbet | April 18, 2013 at 06:57\nWas this an article or a summery ?? There must be something original somewhere but I have yet to discover it.\npunkenstein | April 18, 2013 at 08:28\nWithout mincing words, fifth place will be disastrous\u2026 but the Board won\u2019t see it that way after (most unfortunately) stating earlier this season that not qualifying for the UCL won\u2019t hit the club\u2019s finances much.\nThat said, I do believe the club will finish in the top four looking at the run-in for the clubs chasing the UCL spots. It\u2019s just up to the players to deliver the goods on the pitch where it matters the most.\nAs for Wenger and the transfer policy, changing the current approach has been so overstated it\u2019ll be useless getting sentimental and going off point concerning it!\nBest regards and God bless. Adeleke M. Afolayan deleke.afolayan@yahoo.co.uk\n\u201cWhat we do in life echoes in eternity. Be good.\u201d\nRaffi | April 18, 2013 at 09:01\nOne more thing will happen if we finish 5th\u2026\nAbout 5000 season tickets will NOT be renewed. (Mine included)\nBy this time, the season ticket waiting will reach ZERO and the board will take notice !",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 A Semifinal Without the Welsh Jesus and Toral Out on Loan Again\nAll Aboard the Mauro Icardi Train? \u2192\nIt\u2019s Good to be Back, but Nothing Much Has Happened\u2026\nAn Arsenal fan at the transfer gate waiting for a new signing\nMany readers of this blog know that there are moments when I go through a blog writing drought like Olivier Giroud does every season. I love Arsenal and I have been writing about the club since 2010, but I also have a life as an engineer, and as you\u2019d expect, there are days, work can be overwhelming. I have always hoped as an Arsenal Batman to have a Robin van Persie to hold the fort when I\u2019m gone on official duties, but I guess that\u2019d happen someday.\nSo in my one week absence from writing about the club I love, Portugal won the Euros. A team that finished in third place in their group benefited from Michel Platini\u2019s new format. If it was the good ol\u2019 days of just 16 of Europe\u2019s finest contesting for the crown, Portugal would have gone home a long time ago but hey, this 24-team format made us see some nations strut their stuff and provide good entertainment value. Even the Viking clapping Iceland rose leaps and bound as the team has matured from a side that was 131st in 2012 to 22nd today.\nIt was particularly painful to see Olivier Giroud and Laurent Koscielny on the losing side, especially after they had great campaign s by their fair standards. Giroud continued his goalscoring form for his nation and showed what a massive force he is in the air. Didier Deschamps did very well to play to Giroud\u2019s strengths and he received a million and one crosses from Dimitri Payet and co. Two ended up at the back of the Romanian and Icelandic nets. Koscielny on the other hand, was a leader at the back, marshaling Adil Rami, before he lost his place to a young and relatively inexperienced Samuel Umtiti.\nMoving away from the Euros and back to the Arsenal realm, transfer gossips, speculations and what have you dominated proceedings, but I\u2019m not going to delve into that because I believe that there are many sites out that help you will all the rumors you need.\nI\u2019d stick to the real stuff, like you know, the lads returning back to London Colney for preseason training. The official site has loads of pictures showing the boys in action. Puma launched a new training kit range and trust me, the red and grey combo isn\u2019t bad fam! Theo Walcott took out time out to hit the gym and you could see how Per Mertesacker was warming himself up to become the new club captain. He lost his place in the squad to Gabriel Paulista at the tail end of last season, so I\u2019m sure he\u2019d be doing his best to win his place back.\nThen there was the Thierry Henry thing. Personally, I feel sad about the way things panned out, with the club giving its best player an ultimatum, but they were within their rights to do so. Well, we saw how it ended a bit sour with Henry quitting the coaching role to focus on his 4.5 million quid-a-year job, and if I was in his expensive shoes, I\u2019m pretty sure I\u2019d do the same. It doesn\u2019t make him any less of a legend that he is to us.\nFinally, I\u2019ve learned that there would be extended breaks for Giroud, Koscielny, Mesut Ozil, Aaron Ramsey and of course, Alexis Sanchez, but the scary part is that they could potentially miss out on the first game of the new season against Liverpool. The Chilean showed pictures of his inflamed ankle and it was a damn scary sight. I\u2019m hoping he heals completely though.\nIt feels good to be back. let\u2019s hope the consistency kicks in\nPosted on July 15, 2016, in Arsenal, Football, Premier League and tagged Arsenal, Premier League. Bookmark the permalink.\tLeave a comment.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Appeals court affirms most convictions of ex-CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling\nVladimir Putin on General Drozdov (Sept. 19 1925 \u2013 June 21 2017) \u2192\nRussia targets Telegram app after St Petersburg bombing \u2014 BBC\nRussia\u2019s FSB security agency has said the Telegram mobile messaging app was used by a suicide bomber who killed 15 people in St Petersburg in April.\nAuthorities have already threatened to block the app, founded by Russian businessman Pavel Durov, for refusing to sign up to new data laws.\nMr Durov has refused to let regulators access encrypted messages on the app.\nTelegram has some 100 million users and has been used by so-called Islamic State (IS) and its supporters.\nIS used the app to declare its involvement in the jihadist attack on and around London Bridge in the UK last month.\nTelegram has been used by jihadists in France and the Middle East too, although the app company has highlighted its efforts to close down pro-IS channels. Telegram allows groups of up to 5,000 people to send messages, documents, videos and pictures without charge and with complete encryption.\nNow the FSB has said that as part of its investigation into the St Petersburg attack it \u201creceived reliable information about the use of Telegram by the suicide bomber, his accomplices and their mastermind abroad to conceal their criminal plots at all the stages of preparation for the terrorist attack\u201d.\nYuri Drozdov, handler of Soviet undercover spies during Cold War, dies at 91 \u2014 IntelNews\nGeneral Yuri Ivanovich Drozdov, who held senior positions in the Soviet KGB for 35 years, and handled a global network of Soviet undercover officers from 1979 until 1991, has died at the age of 91. Drozdov was born in Minsk, Soviet Belarus, in 1925. His father, Ivan Dmitrievich Drozdov, was an officer in the tsarist army who sided with the communists in the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. After serving in World War II, Yuri Drozdov joined the KGB in 1956. Following his training, he was appointed liaison officer between the KGB and East Germany\u2019s Ministry of State Security, commonly known as the Stasi.\nHis knowledge of East German intelligence affairs prompted his involvement in the famous 1962 spy-swap between the United States and the Soviet Union. The Soviets surrendered the American pilot Francis Gary Powers, who had been captured in May 1960, when the U-2 spy plane he was piloting was shot down over Soviet airspace. In return, they received Rudolf Abel (real name Vilyam Fisher) a Soviet undercover spy who was captured in New York in 1957, posing as an American citizen. From 1964 until 1968, Drozdov was stationed in Beijing, China, where he served as the KGB rezident, effectively the agency\u2019s chief of station. He returned to Moscow and in 1975 was posted under diplomatic cover in the United States, where he commanded the KGB\u2019s station n New York until 1979.\nFrance\u2019s Macron says sees no legitimate successor to Syria\u2019s Assad \u2014 Reuters\nPresident Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday he saw no legitimate successor to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and France no longer considered his departure a pre-condition to resolving the six-year-old conflict.\nHe said Assad was an enemy of the Syrian people, but not of France and that Paris\u2019 priority was fighting terrorist groups and ensuring Syria did not become a failed state.\nHis comments were in stark contrast to those of the previous French administration and echo Moscow\u2019s stance that there is no viable alternative to Assad.\n\u201cThe new perspective that I have had on this subject is that I have not stated that Bashar al-Assad\u2019s departure is a pre-condition for everything because nobody has shown me a legitimate successor,\u201d Macron said in an interview with eight European newspapers.\n\u201cMy lines are clear: Firstly, a complete fight against all the terrorist groups. They are our enemies,\u201d he said, adding attacks that killed 230 people in France had come from the region. \u201cWe need everybody\u2019s cooperation, especially Russia, to eradicate them.\u201d\nJournalists Are Dying in Mexico \u2014 GWU NSA\nWhen gunmen shot and killed Mexican columnist, investigative reporter, and author Javier Valdez C\u00e1rdenas in Culiac\u00e1n, Sinaloa on May 15, a chill went through newsrooms everywhere. Not only was he the sixth member of the press in Mexico to be assassinated in less than three months, some reporters had just assumed that someone of Valdez\u2019s international fame and stature would be protected. After all, Valdez was renowned for his weekly columns in the regional outlet he co-founded, R\u00edoDoce. He was a correspondent for the newspaper La Jornada. He was the author of nine books \u2013 including one translated into English, The Taken: True Stories of the Sinaloa Drug War \u2013 the most recent, Narcoperiodismo, in 2016. He was the recipient of some the world\u2019s most prestigious international journalism prizes, including the Maria Moors Cabot Prize from the Columbia Journalism School and the International Press Freedom Award from the Committee to Protect Journalists.\nBut Javier Valdez\u2019s reporting and writing routinely addressed the most dangerous of subjects: organized crime, narco-trafficking, and the corruption of Mexican government officials. And someone took notice. At around noon on a sunny Monday, Valdez left his office with his customary and only slightly ironic farewell, \u201cMay God bestow his blessing on me,\u201d and headed to his car. He had driven just a few blocks when two men, according to witnesses, stopped him and pulled him from his car, executing him with twelve bullets. They left his body sprawled on the street.\nJavier Valdez now joins the black list of the estimated 125 journalists killed and 20 disappeared in Mexico since 2000. According to the press freedom organization Reporters Without Borders, Mexico is the third most dangerous country for journalists in the world, after Afghanistan and Syria. Yet Mexico\u2019s government has done little to nothing to stop the violence targeting the media. Although President Enrique Pe\u00f1a Nieto\u2019s administration supports a \u201cFederal Protection Mechanism of Human Rights Defenders and Journalists,\u201d created in 2012 to offer special protection to journalists under threat, reporters have complained that it is underfunded, understaffed and does little to stop the violence. And according to a recent report by the Washington Office on Latin America and Peace Brigades International, in those cases the Mechanism did take on, some 38 percent of aggressors against the press were found to be government authorities, making it difficult for some journalists to trust government support of any kind.\nThis entry was posted in INTEL DIARY and tagged France, General Yuri Ivanovich Drozdov, Journalist, KGB, Macron, Mexico, Russia, Syria, TELEGRAM. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Hubbert\u2019s Peak: An Energy Crisis?\nProfessor David Goodstein\nVice Provost, California Institute of Technology\nProfessor of Physics, California Institute of Technology\nAuthor, Out of Gas: The End of the Age of Oil\nThe 20th century is often referred to as the century of the combustion engine. As hydrocarbons have been the fuel for these engines, our dependence on oil has only increased. With the continuing increase in demand for energy and oil and limited supply of fossil fuels, the potential for climate imbalance and global crisis can not be overstated. Well, with us to talk about his concerns and his new book is Professor David Goodstein from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Dr. Goodstein is Vice-Provost and Professor of Physics at Caltech. Frank Ling (FL) talks to David Goodstein (DG):\nFL: Professor Goodstein, thanks for joining us today.\nDG: Thank you for having me.\nFL: You\u2019ve certainly written a very thought provoking book Out of Gas: The End of the Age of Oil. Tell us a little bit about it.\nDG: Well, it turns out that in the history of the use of any mineral resource, it follows a bell-shaped curve. It starts out at zero, grows rapidly first and slows down, reaches a peak, and it declines forever after that. That\u2019s going to be true in the case of oil worldwide, just as it has been true for any other mineral resource, and there is reason to believe that the worldwide peak may very well occur sometime in the reasonably near future. Perhaps within this decade or perhaps the next.\nFL: You mentioned this phenomena called Hubbert\u2019s peak. How exactly does this relate to the declining supply of oil?\nDG: Marion King Hubbert was a geophysicist for Shell Oil Company in Houston and in the 1950s when the United States was the world\u2019s greatest oil producer\nand much of our military and industrial might grew out of our giant oil industry. Hubbert, very much against the wishes of his employer, made public his position that US oil supplied would peak around 1970 and decline forever after that. He was almost laughed out of the profession at the time because all the oil geologists believed that the discovery of oil would go on forever. Looking back, he turned out to be right and so the whole phenomena that we\u2019ve been talking about \u2014 this idea of reaching a peak and declining \u2014 is referred to as Hubbert\u2019s peak.\nFL: So, based on experience in the US, you believe you could also apply it for the entire world?\nDG: A number of geologists have tried to apply Hubbert\u2019s techniques to the worldwide oil supply and they make predictions that vary from this year to later in this decade. As I say, maybe the next decade by the latest.\nFL: Not like say a hundred years from now.\nDG: Certainly not a hundred years from now.\nFL: There are other sources, coal and shale, why can\u2019t we use these as viable alternatives?\nDG: Well, you have to look carefully at each of the possible alternatives. For example, I was in Alberta a few weeks ago, people there are excited because they are now mining oil sands profitably because the price of oil has gone up high enough so there is profit to do that. And there is a lot of oil in the oil sands of Alberta. But oil in oil sands is a resource you have to mine and then extract the oil from the ore, and even if you can do it profitably, it\u2019s slow and it\u2019s energy intensive. As you go through all the possible sources of oil, what\u2019s left behind in the depleted oil field, which is called heavy oil or oil sands or tar sands or other resources including coal and especially including shale oil, you find that you run into enormous expense, so it will become more expensive to buy the stuff. And oil shale may actually be energy negative. It may take more energy to get the stuff out of the rock than you get out of the fuel that comes out.\nFL: You mention in your book that economists feels that once oil or a resource becomes expensive, there will be a driving force to develop other technologies, but you feel that this may be a little short-sighted. Maybe you can explain this a little bit.\nDG: Economists tend to think that the universe is ruled by price. When the price is high enough, something will come along. But the laws of economics never trump the laws of physics. In order to examine the situation, you have to look at each possible substitute and ask is it a realistic one? Natural gas is a good substitute and you can chemically change natural gas into a fuel that\u2019s a liquid at room temperature or you can just compress natural gas as a fuel for cars. If we turn to that to substitute the missing oil, Hubbert\u2019s peak for natural gas is only one or two decades behind the one for oil. So it is a temporary fix at best. The longest term fix is coal because we are told that there is enough coal in the ground for hundreds or even thousands of years, but if we use coal as a substitute for oil, we first of all have to mine it many times faster than we are mining it now because we use twice as much oil as we use coal, so we have to get a larger quantity of coal. The conversion process to a liquid fuel is extremely inefficient. You\u2019d have to do it maybe five or six or seven times as fast as now, and that doesn\u2019t account for growing world population and there are 1.3 billion people in China who want to drive cars. There will be more pressure to mine it faster and faster, and so, saying that there are hundreds of years of it left at the present rate of use is meaningless. We will be using it ten times faster or more and chances are that all fossil fuels, coal included, will run out by the end of the century.\nFL: So you\u2019ve described the best and worst case scenarios of Hubbert\u2019s peak. Could you elaborate on this?\nDG: Well, what I call the best case and worst case scenarios is in the worst case, Hubbert\u2019s case comes along, we have a worldwide crisis comparable to what happened in 1973 when we had a brief artificial shortage of gasoline. Whatever shock comes along will be accompanied by worldwide inflation because not only will gasoline cost more, but everything that has to be transported will cost more, and petrochemicals, which are a very large part of our lives, will cost more. If we don\u2019t pull ourselves together, get over that shock, and get other fossil fuels into production to substitute for the missing oil, then civilization will decay and people all over the world will find themselves having to burn coal in huge quantities for space heating and primitive industry, and that could throw the climate into a different state that is hostile to life altogether. Worst case really means worst case. End of story.\nFL: And the best case?\nDG: When the crisis comes along, due to the peak, it serves as a planet-wide wake-up call and we get to work on learning how to live without fossil fuels and I think that it is possible to do that if we try hard enough.\nFL: There\u2019s been a lot of controversy over nuclear energy. Obviously, there are dangers but it also has no carbon dioxide emissions, what are your views on nuclear power?\nDG: Well, there are two kinds of nuclear power. One is the fusion kind which we have not been able to make work yet. If we ever succeed in doing that, it could probably resolve our problems. There is enough fuel of that kind around to last a very long time. But it has been 25 years away for the past 50 years. People have said that of both shale oil and nuclear fusion that they are the energy sources of the future and always will be. The other kind of nuclear power is the conventional fission kind that we already use and that\u2019s a very well established technology. People are afraid of it. They don\u2019t like it. There\u2019s reason to be afraid of it. We have to do it with intelligence and care. Nevertheless, when the oil source is running out, the need for it likely to become a compelling reason to return to it. However, you have to be careful. You have to look at it quantitatively. That is, in order to make enough nuclear energy to replace all of fossil fuel we burn today, you would have to build ten thousand of the largest nuclear plants possible. Ten thousand, that\u2019s not impossible but it is certainly a daunting task. Even if you did that, the known uranium reserves would last at that burn rate for only one or two decades.\nFL: Okay, so there is also a Hubbert\u2019s peak associated with it.\nDG: And there\u2019s a Hubbert\u2019s peak also associated with that although we haven\u2019t gone nearly as far in exploiting uranium reserves as we have in exploiting oil reserves. And also there are other possibilities. When I say that there are only 10 or 20 years, I\u2019m not taking into account the possibility of using Breeder reactors. Breeder reactors make plutonium and it\u2019s a very nasty stuff so we\u2019ve tried to stay away from that up to now. And there is also another possible nuclear fuel called thorium and we have very little experience in making reactors running thorium.\nFL: It\u2019s been said that in one hour, the Earth receives as much as energy from the Sun as all of society uses in one year, what do you think about implementing photovoltaic technology or windpower as other renewable sources?\nDG: Solar energy will certainly be an important part of our future. Photovoltaics yes. Just to give you a comparable number to what I gave you for nuclear energy: If you want to replace all of the fossil fuels we burn today with sunlight gathered by photovoltaics, you would have to cover 200,000 square kilometers with photovoltaics. That\u2019s a land area about 500 kilometers of 300 miles on each side, which is not unthinkable, but all of the photovoltaics made up to now will probably cover less than ten square kilometers. So once again, not impossible but a huge, daunting task. You can also have wind power but not all that much of it. There are not so many places in the world where the wind blows steadily enough or strongly enough to be useful. It becomes economically competitive with coal-fired power plants because you include technology and there are tax breaks for renewable sources, but people don\u2019t like wind farms. They\u2019re ugly and they\u2019re noisy. And they say there aren\u2019t so many places where they can be used profitably. Some places like Northern Europe for example, where there is a lot of wind, it may someday become comparable to hydroelectric power but that\u2019s about it. Hydroelectric power is a form of solar power because the pressure of the water at the bottom of the reservoir drives the water turbine to generate electricity and then the sun makes the water evaporate and go back up into the watershed and into the reservoir again. So, that is solar energy, but we\u2019ve saturated that. We\u2019ve used about as much of it as there is. There are dams where you can reasonably build a dam. Just about. So you can\u2019t increase that to replace the missing oil. So those are the prospects for solar power. One other, biomass, by growing things using sunlight. Biomass tends to be extremely inefficient, on the order of one-tenth of one percent of the sunlight will eventually converted into chemical potential energy if you use biomass.\nFL: You mentioned some myths about energy in your book. Perhaps we can go over a couple of them. For example, global warming is bad. It that misstated?\nDG: We would not be alive without global warming. If you took away all the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere \u2014 so the Earth radiated away the same amount of energy it receives from the sun, which is what it would have to do in steady-state \u2013the temperature of the Earth would immediately drop to 255 Kelvins which is equal to zero degrees Fahrenheit. But at that temperature, all the water on Earth would freeze and the Earth would become much more reflective, absorb much less energy, and so the temperature would drop much further and life could not exist. At least advanced life could not exist under those conditions. On the other hand, if you increase the greenhouse effect 100%, it would very likely become like it\u2019s near twin, Venus, which is a little closer to the Sun so it should be a little warmer. Venus, which is permitted to have Earth-like temperature, has a runaway greenhouse effect and has a surface temperature hotter than molten lead. The Earth is precariously balanced in between. The pre-industrial greenhouse effect in the Earth was 88%, which means that of the energy radiated by the Earth\u2019s surface, 88% is absorbed by greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and radiated away in all directions both out into space, replacing the incoming radiation, and back down to the Earth, warming the Earth to a very comfortable temperature of 287 Kelvins or about (57 degrees Fahrenheit). And at that temperature, we evolve, climb down from trees, and started drilling oil wells.\nFL: Scientists are concerned that there might be too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now. It\u2019s been estimated that since the industrial revolution, the amount of carbon dioxide has increased 44% or so, and we still do not know what effects this will have on the global climate. Do you feel that this is something we should be concerned about?\nDG: Well, it\u2019s true. The carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere has increased by a 100 parts per million, which is roughly 30% actually. But the effects are extremely complex. You put a little carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and that makes the Earth a little warmer. That causes more water to evaporate but water itself is a powerful greenhouse gas so that is a positive feedback effect. It causes the polar ice caps to shrink a little bit, which decreases the reflectivity of the Earth and causes even more warming. So these are positive feedback effects. They amplify the effects of putting the carbon dioxide in. On the other hand, the water vapor in the atmosphere condenses into clouds and clouds have a cooling effect. The shrinking ice caps freshen the Northern water and may reverse the gulfstream that warms Northern Europe so it could actually lead to global cooling and so on. All kinds of complicated things happen when you change the composition of the atmosphere.\nFL: Two dollars a gallon for gas. Is that really expensive?\nDG: Two dollars a gallon is about 50 cents per liter. We pay much more than that for a bottle of drinking water. We think that two dollars a gallon is too expensive, but when Europeans come the United States, they are astounded to find that gasoline is just about the cheapest liquid you could buy here.\nFL: Let\u2019s talk about policy. Does President Bush\u2019s initiative to develop the hydrogen economy make sense?\nDG: Hydrogen is made from fossil fuel and it takes the equivalent of six gallons of gasoline to make enough hydrogen to replace one gallon of gasoline in a hydrogen fuel-cell driven car. So, in the short run, it does not make sense. In the long run, let us say we solve the fusion problem and we have an absolutely unlimited source of power so that power is simply not a problem. That power is useless for transportation because it can only be made in great, big fusion plants. So you need a fuel. Something that can carry that power around locally. In that case, hydrogen or another fuel made from hydrogen, better off combining with carbon dioxide and making methanol or something else. But a fuel made from hydrogen would make sense.\nFL: So the rest of the world is striving to reach the standard of living that the US has reached and this will certainly take a lot of energy. Energy which is sought after by many countries. What policies or regulations would you encourage to avoid potential conflicts?\nDG: That\u2019s really a tough question. It is true that United States has 5% of the world\u2019s population and 25% of the world\u2019s energy, and the rest of the world would like to be more like us. And the more the rest of the world gets to be more like us, the bigger the burden on energy it becomes. But I don\u2019t think that we\u2019re are going to get very far keeping the rest of the world in its place so that it doesn\u2019t consume so much energy while we use all we can. And so, we have to learn to conserve energy, to reduce the use of fuel, and put into place technologies that will help the rest of the world live better without burning large amounts of fossil fuel.\nFL: You\u2019re known as an advocate for science literacy. What advice do you have for people who want to work in developing energy related technologies or polices?\nDG: My advice is to get a good technical education. It doesn\u2019t matter what field. I\u2019m a physicist and physics is not the best field for helping this problem. Other fields such as geology, chemical engineering, chemistry, those people make much more direct contributions.\nFL: I guess we are running out of time. Are there any last words you would like to add about yourself or the book?\nDG: No, I\u2019d just like to advise you to read the book and I think you will profit from it.\nFL: Thank you very much to joining us today.\nDG: Thank you.",
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        "raw_content": "niranjan raje\nChetan Agarwal\nGurugram: Dust, gensets make May most polluted month of 2017\nNiranjan Raje, a former member of EPCA, also blamed ailing power infrastructure for an increase in levels of PM2.5. \u201cConstruction in the city is at the peak in summer.Shilpy Arora | TNN | June 03, 2017, 12:11 IST\nGURUGRAM: May was the most polluted month so far this year, with 75% days reporting \u2018very poor\u2019 levels of PM2.5 \u2014 five times higher than the national safe standard.\nAccording to a Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) analysis of air quality data from Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), May reported maximum number (75%) of polluted days, more than even the winter months when pollution is high because of crop burning and fog. Of these, 13% days were in the \u2018emergency\u2019 category, which is also the highest for 2017.\nAnumita Roychowdhury of CSE told TOI, \u201cPollution levels generally peak during winters, due to low wind speed and adverse weather conditions. However, this time PM2.5 levels are higher in summer, particularly in Gurgaon, due to dispersal of dust that is generally blown away by higher wind speed. Increased construction activities are responsible for emitting more dust, which is also blown by wind, leading to an increase in air pollution levels.\u201d\nNiranjan Raje, a former member of EPCA, also blamed ailing power infrastructure for an increase in levels of PM2.5. \u201cConstruction in the city is at the peak in summer. That is definitely a reason for increased pollution. Also, power outages are more frequent and have lasted longer this summer, leading to rise in use of diesel generators, and thus more emission of particulate matter in the atmosphere,\u201d he said.\nRaje added traffic congestion has also increased, ever since the construction of underpasses started on NH-8. \u201cThere has been an increase in traffic congestion in the last 2-3 months, compared to the previous months. It\u2019s due to multiple traffic diversions owing to construction of underpasses. Besides, traffic police is not deployed adequately. All these factors contribute to air pollution levels,\u201d he said.\nDepletion of green cover is another factor. \u201cIn the last few months, thousands of trees have been cut from green belts around the national highway, to widen roads and pave way for construction of underpasses. This, along with increase in use of diesel gensets, could be responsible for this,\u201d said Chetan Agarwal, an environmental analyst.\nTags : Industry, niranjan raje, CSE, Chetan Agarwal, Air Pollution",
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        "raw_content": "The Drowned Boy\n\u201cSensitive and shocking.\u201d \u2014 Wall Street Journal\n\u201cIn the end, the novel isn\u2019t about willful murder or even accidental death, but the psychological aftershocks for the living.\u201d \u2014 New York Times Book Review\n\u201cFossum\u2019s descriptive prose is a reminder, for criminals and readers alike, that the details that damn us are likely to be the ones that escaped us.\u201d \u2014 Washington Post\nCarmen and Nicolai found their son, Tommy, floating in their garden pond, but it was too late to save him. Inspector Skarre arrives on the scene, and Carmen says that Tommy, a healthy toddler with Down syndrome, was playing alone and drowned. But an autopsy reveals that Tommy\u2019s lungs are full of soap, prompting Skarre and his trusted colleague Inspector Sejer to revisit the couple. When they return, Carmen, an epileptic, changes her story: she had a seizure while bathing Tommy, came to, and found him dead in the tub. Terrified, she threw him into the pond. But Skarre and Sejer are skeptical. What could Carmen be hiding? And what lengths will she take to cover her guilt?\n\u201c[The Drowned Boy] will keep readers guessing. Grade: A\u2013.\u201d \u2014 Cleveland Plain Dealer\n\u201cSimple but gripping story, balanced, believable and compassionate.\u201d \u2014 Guardian\n\"When a young boy is found drowned in a pond near his home, it is explained away as an accident. Insp. Konrad Sejer suspects there is more to the story, however. As the mother, Carmen, changes her story to fit new evidence and the father spirals down into depression, Sejer pursues the evidence, even as it looks like the truth may never be known. The story is unraveled slowly, intermingling Sejer\u2019s dogged investigation with diary entries written by the young mother. The real strength of the book lies in the characters Fossum has crafted. Sejer is not the typical unhappy, unhealthy Scandinavian detective; instead, he\u2019s a widower who is kind to his suspects and colleagues alike. \u00adVerdict \u00adFossom\u2019s 12th Sejer installment doesn\u2019t disappoint. Her writing style keeps the reader guessing to the final page. This title will appeal to mystery readers of all stripes.\"--Library Journal\n\"You really should at least be reading, if not collecting, the works of Karin Fossum. Not only is she the queen of Scandinavian detective fiction (or Nordic noir) she is one of the prime novelists working today in the mystery genre.\"--Bookgasm\n\"The drowning of 16-month-old Tommy Brandt sets the mournful tone for Fossum\u2019s powerful and disturbing 11th Insp. Konrad Sejer mystery (after The Caller). Tommy\u2019s hysterical mother, Carmen Zita, insists that the toddler wandered away from her on a hot day after she suffered an epileptic seizure; she later found his body in a pond near the house that she shares with the child\u2019s reticent father, Nicolai. Sejer assumes at first that the drowning is just a tragic accident, but the mother\u2019s odd demeanor\u2014she\u2019s so eager to move on\u2014makes him suspect foul play. The subsequent autopsy proves that Tommy, who had Down syndrome but was otherwise healthy and happy, was indeed murdered. Fossum explores the aftershocks of the boy\u2019s death for Carmen and Nicolai in a riveting tale that\u2019s more psychological study than police procedural.\"--Publishers Weekly, STARRED\n\"Norway&apos;s Inspector Konrad Sejer, back from his hiatus (I Can See in the Dark, 2014, etc.) and feeling his mortality more acutely than ever, leads the inquiry into the death of a toddler with Down syndrome. It might not even seem like a suspicious death. Carmen Cesilie Zita, whose father owns the fast-food place where her husband, Nicolai Brandt, works, has gone and left their 16-month-old son, Tommy, alone in the room (Nicolai&apos;s in the basement repairing a bicycle) just long enough for him to stagger outside and tumble into a pond 50 meters away. But Sejer&apos;s friend and colleague Jacob Skarre thinks there&apos;s something off about Carmen, who weeps copiously but seems curiously detached and eager to get on with her life, getting rid of all Tommy&apos;s clothing and furniture with undue haste and asking Nicolai if they can get a dog now. The grieving father tells Sejer, \"that&apos;s just how she is all the time\u2026.She&apos;s just pretending.\" There&apos;s little enough the police can do with a witness so artlessly determined to shrug them off, and readers who&apos;ve followed Sejer&apos;s cases will know better than to expect a triumph of sweetness and light. Instead, they&apos;ll be asked to agonize along with Tommy&apos;s parents about whether it would have been better if Carmen had had an abortion and asked to hope along with Sejer that he isn&apos;t quite as decrepit as his mysterious spells of dizziness would suggest. Minimalist but compelling work from the author who seems to have inherited the late Ruth Rendell&apos;s gift of spinning the darkest complications out of what might seem like nothing at all.\"--Kirkus Reviews\nWhy does my child have the eyes of a fish and the claws of a bird?\nIf a victim falls into water unexpectedly, he will immediately take one or two deep breaths (respiration surprise) and thus draw water down into the airways, which triggers violent and sustained coughing. When the victim is then wholly immersed in water, he holds his breath and will in most cases float up to the surface again. Whereupon he will gasp for air and once more draw water down into his lungs, thus causing further coughing. The drowning person is then overcome by panic and will scream and thrash with his arms and legs, splashing around on the surface, grabbing hold of anything within reach: a boat, an oar, a friend.\nThe head is immersed again and more water is drawn down into the lungs in deep breaths. The victim may float back up to the surface once or several times more, but not necessarily three as folklore would lead us to believe. Finally he sinks to the bottom and all is over. This struggle in the water can last for just under a minute or several minutes, depending on the physical health and general stamina of the victim. But eventually he will sink to the bottom, exhausted, open his mouth and draw the water down into his lungs. He will lose consciousness, go into spasms, and start retching; he will turn blue and become limp. And finally, following this fierce fight for life, he will fall into a coma and die.\nThe dizziness hit him in short, sharp bursts that overwhelmed him. Even though he fought against it, he lost his balance. This is not good, he thought to himself in desperation. This is it. He tried as best he could to stay on his feet, managing somehow to get over to the mirror on the wall to study his face with keen eyes. No, I can\u2019t ignore it anymore. It must be a tumor, he thought, presumably a brain tumor. Why should I get away with it? I\u2019m no better than anyone else, not in the slightest. Of course it was cancer. That\u2019s what we die of these days, one in three, he thought. Even one in two if we live to be old enough. And soon I\u2019ll be an old man; I\u2019m halfway to a hundred. But I\u2019m probably going to die now. Just like Elise died of cancer at the age of forty. Slowly, over time, she was drained of strength and became pale, jaundiced, and emaciated, with liver failure and all that goes with it. An attack of hysterical, rampant cell division as she lay in a cool white bed for those final hours in University Hospital. Stop, don\u2019t think about that now. There\u2019s enough suffering in the world.\nHe stood leaning against the wall for a while. Trying to breathe slowly and steadily, to gather his strength, pull himself together. Well, so be it, he thought. I can\u2019t say I wasn\u2019t prepared, because I am. I\u2019ve always known it would end like this, known it for far too long. I subconsciously harbored the fear that it would get me in the end too. Like Elise. Struck down like lightning. By a virulent and aggressive disease: let\u2019s get the lungs, now the bones, and then the brain. We\u2019ll break this organism down, because that\u2019s what we do. Got to be dignified about this, he thought. Don\u2019t make a fuss\u2009\u2014\u2009that\u2019s never good. On the other hand, it might be nothing. Please, dear God, let it be nothing. What God? he asked himself in desperation. I don\u2019t have a God, and perhaps I\u2019m going to die. 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A beautiful, completely perfect little red cube: the most versatile and beautiful brick there was, as it fit everywhere. He squeezed it in his hand and felt the sharp edges dig into his skin. And there, lying on his stomach under the sofa, childhood memories from Gamle M\u00f8llevej in Roskilde came flooding back. The white brick house with painted blue window-frames and hollyhocks by the wall, the lawn and old plum trees, and the brown speckled bantams that tripped around the lush, flowering garden. Every morning he was allowed to collect the tiny eggs in a basket. He remembered his father, stern and gray, tall and lean like himself, and his mother\u2019s porcelain figurines in the kitchen window. He snapped back and wriggled out again. He lay there for a moment, gasping for breath.\n\u201cAre you there? What happened? 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        "raw_content": "The beauty of encryption is in the simplicity of its approach. Security is applied directly on the data itself, not to the network perimeter, devices or servers. It doesn\u2019t matter if that data is in the cloud or in a 3rd party data center, only the appropriate key holder will be able to access it. It doesn\u2019t matter if hackers bypass network perimeters or if administrators with privileged rights access sensitive systems, encryption keeps the data safe, as long as the key is in the right hands.\nBusiness development generates new valuable data flowing in new systems to new partners and customers in an ever-increasing speed of change. Proper encryption can protect this new data independently of the new environments that the data flows through or is stored in. With the right key management solutions, your data is under your control. Wherever it is, no matter the circumstances.\nHyker Full Lifecycle Encryption means encryption without compromise \u2013 end-to-end, over time in an unbroken chain. Data is never exposed in clear text which means that there are no vulnerable system handovers. With automatic key distribution, removing many of the complexities and difficulties of implementing encryption. Simple implementation means huge cost savings in your Digital Transformation projects.\nWhy you should read this post\nThis post discusses encryption and its benefits. Usually, cybersecurity is regarded as a cost, but with the right strategy and implementations, encryption can be a cost saver as well as an enabler for digital transformation and new business opportunities.\nWe start with a somewhat technical overview of what encryption is. This is important since encryption gives radically different results depending on how and where its implemented. Just saying \u201cit\u2019s encrypted\u201d really doesn\u2019t mean anything from a security point of view.\nThe important thing is; who has access to the encryption keys and how keys are managed and distributed. This is the subject for the second part of this post.\nThe third and last part discusses how encryption can help you in regulation compliances.\nEncryption fundamentals\nEncryption is a process that transforms digital information into a completely unreadable state.\nThe process is reversible only to the ones that can provide the correct digital key.\nWhen encryption is applied correctly, stolen data is useless.\nEncryption protects data itself, whereas traditional IT security protect the network perimeter and devices\nEncryption can provide both confidentiality and integrity.\nEncryption is a system that modifies data so that it can only be read by certain people. Encryption scrambles data \u2014 such as an email or file \u2014 using a mathematical algorithm called a cipher. A string of data, called a cryptographic key, works like a password to protect the file. Once the data is encrypted, it looks like meaningless gibberish to anyone trying to access it. Once sensitive information is encrypted, the protected data can pass through any system without being accessible. The only way to read it is by using the key to decrypt (unscramble) the data.\nEncryption gives radically different results depending on how and where its implemented. Just saying \u201cit\u2019s encrypted\u201d really doesn\u2019t mean anything from a security point of view.\nPerimeter Protection vs Data Protection\nTraditionally encryption was used to protect a specific message or document of high value, especially important when the document was no longer in the hands of the creator/owner. At home you protect the document by putting it in a safe and your home was protected by a wall around the village.\nWhen written documents became files and communication became digital there was still the same need to protect the valuable data. The village is replaced by private networks and firewalls. Files and data are stored in servers and clouds and can be encrypted \u201cat rest\u201d. Communication links can be encrypted \u201cat transfer\u201d in a secure tunnel (TLS, VPN, etc.).\nBut, you will be breached.\nEven if your network has the latest firewalls, your communication links are protected with state-of-the-art tunnel encryption, like TLS, and databases are encrypted with AES-256, there will be holes between the systems where data is in clear text and at risk.\nSecurity is today a mashup of technologies, everyone extremely good at protecting their part, but leaving vulnerabilities in-between.\nThe ever-increasing number of network breaches and data leakages shows that organizations can no longer rely on perimeter security alone to secure sensitive data and intellectual property. And, it is not just perimeter defenses that are struggling, as many older encryption solutions were built before mobility, BYOD, the cloud and Web.\nThere is a need for alternative approaches to protecting sensitive information. Organizations must turn to modern encryption solutions that fully address the hard truths of protecting data in today\u2019s quickly changing and highly complex digital world.\nEnters end-to-end encryption technology.\nFor encryption-based data security to be effective, the data must be protected at the point of origin. If the data is encrypted as the very first step in the process, it is secure no matter where it goes, over what network it is transported and where and by whom it eventually is stored.\nDoing otherwise, like most do today, requires the trust of every computer, every network connection and every person from the point that the information leaves the originator\u2019s care, and for as long as it or any copies exist.\nEncryption and CIA\nCIA is not referring to the Central Intelligence Agency in this case. CIA refers to Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability, the cornerstones of information security. Confidentiality of information, the integrity of information and availability of information.\nWhen we talk about the confidentiality of information, we are talking about protecting the information from disclosure to unauthorized parties, and this is really the reason why encryption was ever invented.\nThe integrity of information refers to protecting information from being modified by unauthorized parties, i.e. that you can trust the information to be right.\nCryptography offers methods for protecting and inspecting the integrity of digital data in the form of signature functions. These functions are analog to ordinary physical signatures, i.e. they provide proof that the data has been produced/approved by the signing party. Digital signatures also have the advantage of a strong guarantee that none of the data has changed since it was changed.\nAvailability of information refers to ensuring that authorized parties are able to access the information when needed.\nInformation only has value if the right people can access it at the right times. Denying access to information has become a very common attack nowadays. Almost every week you can find news about high profile websites being taken down by DDoS attacks. The primary aim of DDoS attacks is to deny users of the website access to the resources of the website. Such downtime can be very costly. Other factors that could lead to a lack of availability of important information may include accidents such as power outages or natural disasters such as floods.\nCryptography does not provide any support for availability, but as discussed in this post, cryptography is very much about the distribution of encryption keys. It is therefore important to design the cryptosystem with the availability of keys in mind, without reducing confidentiality and integrity protection. For instance, depending on the use case, you must consider where keys are stored, and access is managed.\nOther factors besides the three facets of the CIA are also very important in certain scenarios, such as non-repudiation.\nThe concept of non-repudiation is particularly important for financial or e-commerce applications. Often, cryptographic tools are required to prove that a unique user has made a transaction request. It must not be possible for the user to refute his or her actions.\nFor example, a customer may request a transfer of money from her account to be paid to another account. Later, she claims never to have made the request and demands the money be refunded to the account. If we have non-repudiation through cryptography, we can prove \u2013 usually through digitally signing the transaction request, that the user authorized the transaction.\nHyker Full Lifecycle Encryption is built upon all these fundamentals, simplifying the implementation of encryption in any application or system. Confidentiality, Integrity, and non-repudiation are already built in. Availability will always be use case dependent, but Hyker provides mechanisms like key delegation for the implementation of a robust system.\nSymmetric Key Cipher\nOne of the most used encryption standards is called Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and was published in 2001. It is still used today for everything from business records, to top-secret government data. Common uses for AES are file encryption (e.g. creating an encrypted zip-file with WinZip), hard drive encryption (e.g. BitLocker) or VPNs.\nThe AES is a symmetric key cipher, supporting 128, 192, and 256-bit keys. Every bit doubles the amount of time it takes to break an encryption key. Even with the fastest supercomputer, it would take about 1 billion billion years, just to crack a 128-bit AES key.\nA symmetric key cipher means that it uses the same key to encrypt and decrypt the data. Even though the key lengths make AES practically impregnable the fact that you have the same key to encrypt and decrypt makes it more difficult to keep the key secret from unauthorized viewers.\nYou must find a way to send the key to the recipient if he doesn\u2019t have it yet. Otherwise, your recipient won\u2019t be able to decrypt the files you send him. Whichever way you do it, it must be done in a secure manner or else anyone who gets a hold of that key can simply intercept your encrypted file and decrypt it with the key.\nThe issue of key distribution becomes even more pronounced in an enterprise environment, which can involve many users and likely distributed over a vast geographical area, sometimes halfway around the world. Distributing a symmetric key in a secure manner to each of these users would be nearly impossible.\nAsymmetric Key Cipher, or Public Key Cryptography\nAsymmetric key encryption doesn\u2019t have this problem. It uses two keys: one to encrypt data, and one to decrypt it. It\u2019s often referred to as public key encryption because people who use it make the encryption key public but keep the decryption key private. Anyone can send them an email or file encrypted with their public key, but only they can read it, using their private decryption key. As long as you keep your private key secret, no one will be able to decrypt your encrypted file. You can easily distribute the corresponding public key without worrying about who gets a hold of it.\nPublic key encryption is fundamental for various Internet standards, such as TLS, S/MIME, and PGP. Public key cryptography is used as a method of assuring the confidentiality, authenticity, and non-repudiability of electronic communications and data storage.\nHybrid Cryptosystems\nSymmetric key ciphers have the problem with sharing keys. And asymmetric key ciphers are complex and computationally intensive. To get the best of both worlds it is today a common solution that you combine these two methods into a hybrid solution.\nThese systems use asymmetric keys to initially encrypt symmetric keys known as session keys. The session keys are then the ones used to encrypt the actual data. As its name implies, a session key is only used in one session. After the session, the key is simply discarded. That\u2019s a good thing because even if a session key is compromised, only data sent within that particular session will be at risk.\nExamples include the TLS protocol which uses a public-key mechanism for key exchange (such as Diffie-Hellman) and a symmetric-key mechanism for data encapsulation (such as AES). TLS/SSL is most commonly known as the (S) in HTTPS that secures access to websites.\nAnother example is Hyker Full Lifecycle Encryption, where the data is protected end-to-end from a data producer to a consumer in an unbroken chain, anywhere, over time, in transfer and at rest. Read more about the Hyker RIKS protocol.\nEncryption Key Management is the real challenge\nEncrypting data is easy.\nThe difficult thing is the distribution of encryption keys to the right users.\nKey management is also about generating, storing, distributing, rotating, revoking, suspending and terminating keys.\nAuthentication is the process of verifying an identity before giving access to data (\u201cusing the key\u201d).\nKey management is one of the most challenging aspects of cryptography because it deals with many types of security challenges beyond encryption, such as user authentication and behavior, organizations and flawed policies.\nThere are also aspects depending on the use case and system requirements;\nShould you have a centralized key storage?\nWhat about latency and the risk of system failure?\nWhere should you put your trust?\nHow much can you trust the users?\nHow should they authenticate themselves?\nDo they bring their own devices \u2013 BYOD?\nHow should they receive the key or keys?\nOne key per system, device or data element?\nHow much can you trust the central nodes or cloud providers?\nHow dynamic should the system be?\nHow often will it change? How often will users come or leave?\nWhat regulatory requirements do we need to follow?\nAll these questions have technical and system design implications. Also, an organization with many systems might end up with many different answers to all these questions and then need a common model to make it all manageable.\nThe 3 approaches to Key Management\nThere are many key management protocols from which to choose, and they fall into three categories:\nDistributed: End users are 100% responsible for their own key management. The organization requiring the use of encryption provides no support for handling key governance.\nDecentralized: Each department in the organization establishes its own key management protocol. There may or may not be coordination between departments.\nCentralized: There is one focus for key management across the entire organization. All users follow the same key management protocol.\nHyker Full Lifecycle Encryption has an inbuilt automatic key sharing service where you, depending on the needs of the organization and use case, chose the level of centralization and distribution needed at the design stage.\nThe choice of model is highly dependent on the use case\nWhen to use a Centralized model\nThe centralized model has its obvious advantages, with a single point of control that vouches for easier management of resources, data, users and access rights. It creates a uniform key management across the organization, supporting people as they move from department to department.\nA fundamental requirement for a centralized model to be suitable is that you must have full control and ownership of all the data and resources in the system. This is often the case for internal systems run in own data centers in a private network or a private cloud, but not if you use 3rd party cloud services like Dropbox, Salesforce or similar, that have their own security setups, processes, staff, and sub-suppliers.\nThis is also not the case if your system has users which are not under your control by employment or similar. There are many vendors in the market that tries to bridge this problem providing you with central control over 3rd party services, but it still often comes down to the simple question; \u201cwho has the keys to your data?\u201d.\nAnother drawback is performance, both when it comes to system latency and organizational. With central systems, you need a large IT organization to manage the day-to-day changes of users and access rights. It quickly becomes a bottleneck with long waiting times to let a new user in the system, to approve or remove access rights to specific data, to set up ad-hoc projects, etc. This prevents agility and slows business development. In fact, this is a major reason for users turning to less secure external tools to get their job done, so-called shadowIT.\nWhen to use a distributed model\nA distributed model means that you delegate encryption key storage and management of access rights and users out in the organization, to the place that should know their operation and users the best.\nSometimes a distributed model is the only solution when you have high-security requirements. When information is stored and shared in applications that are shared between organizations or in different 3rd party environments you are forced to trust these applications or partners because of their centralized trust model.\nExamples of this are communication systems like Gmail, Microsoft Outlook or Slack, filesharing systems like Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive or Google Drive and SaaS applications like Salesforce or Microsoft Office365.\nIf you cannot trust these partners, for operational or regulatory reasons, you are in trouble. If they have a distributed encryption model implemented they can provide you with a full service without ever having access to the data in their service. You maintain all the keys to your data. So, be very careful when you select a 3rd party or SaaS solution. Ask them who has access to your data, and how you can prevent that.\nAs mentioned above, centralized models might also have performance bottlenecks that can be addressed by pushing key storage and management further out in the network, closer to the usage of the keys. For instance, when you encrypt large amounts of smaller data elements, that requires high availability and usage, then huge amounts of keys need to be transported across the network. It then makes sense to have those keys stored more decentralized.\nHyker Full Lifecycle Encryption provides a plug-in SDK for these kinds of services, turning them into true end-to-end encrypted services, where the customers manage their own keys.\nRegulatory Compliances \u2013 It\u2019s all about Data Control\nRegulations are mostly about control and data protection\nMost data protection requirements can be fulfilled by encryption\nThe number of global and regional regulations and mandates has increased over the past few years, as has the scope, complexity, and cost of complying. The guidelines, rules, and interpretations of each regulation continue to evolve, as do the organizations and systems that need to be protected\u2014and the risks they\u2019re exposed to. Compliance has become such a huge challenge that organizations can easily allocate up to half of their IT staff to compliance efforts, including interpreting legal language, implementing solutions, monitoring and responding to regulation updates, and managing different audit reporting requirements.\nIn this environment, the traditional reactive approach of treating different compliance regulations as siloed projects and implementing them in isolation from other regulations creates duplicate efforts and drives up the cost and complexity of becoming and staying compliant. Instead, many organizations turn to data encryption to achieve compliance with multiple regulatory requirements, enforcing policies by denying access to sensitive data unless the person or entity possesses the proper encryption key. 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        "raw_content": "Gov. Rauner Budget Cuts to Mental Health Jeopardize Jobs, Jails\nSpringfield resident Tim Mercier interviewed before he testified before the House Human Services Appropriations Committee on April 1 against Gov. Bruce Rauner\u2019s proposed budget cuts to Illinois mental health services, explaining how those services helped turn his life around.\n(Springfield, IL) \u2013 Governor Bruce Rauner\u2019s proposed budget cuts to Illinois mental health care services would be a blow to job seekers and aggravate the burden on local and state law enforcement officials, says a top mental health advocate.\nIn Fiscal Year 2016, Rauner is aiming to slice $82 million out of the $459 million in state dollars for the Illinois Department of Human Service\u2019s Division of Mental Health, a 18% cut, according to Illinois Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Association C.E.O Sara Moscato Howe.\n\u201cGovernor Rauner\u2019s budget would cut Illinois\u2019 community mental health services budget for the seventh time in eight years,\u201d said Howe. \u201cAfter seven years of cuts, an 18% reduction will further shred the safety net, undermining individuals\u2019 efforts to secure and maintain stable employment while continuing to convert Illinois prisons and county jails into mental health clinics with bars.\u201d\nStatewide, the Governor\u2019s proposed budget cut would mean 7,473 individuals would lose access to mental health care, according to Illinois Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Association.\nFunding for Illinois mental health care has been cut 32% by the legislature since fiscal year 2009.\nHowe says that by further cutting mental health care funding even more Illinois residents will go without needed care. Of the 1.53 million Illinois adults having \u2018any mental illness\u2019 in the previous year, more than 57% did not receive mental health treatment, she noted.\nHowe also warned that the reduction in funding for mental health care services treatment services would undermine employment opportunities.\n\u201cCutting mental health care compromises a person\u2019s opportunity to maintain a job or to be productive,\u201d said Howe. \u201cAny good, modern businessman knows that healthy employees are productive employees. It\u2019s economics 101.\u201d\nHowe pointed out that a 2004 randomized trial studying employer costs found that consistently-employed patients in an enhanced depression management program had 8.2% greater productivity and 28.4% less absenteeism over two years than employees receiving \u2018usual care\u2019. Moreover, the reduction in absenteeism and increase in productivity had an estimated annual value of $2,601 per full-time equivalent employee.\nHowe also said that youth in Illinois are at high risk for mental illness and suicide and more than a third are going untreated.\n\u201cEach year between 2009 and 2013, about 88,000 Illinois adolescents\u2019 ages 12-17 report having at least one major depressive episode, while only 37% received treatment for their depression,\u201d said Howe. \u201cMore disturbingly, Illinois has more youth, 12.4%, reporting a suicide attempt than a depressive episode, and given that the governor\u2019s budget cuts $200,000 for teen suicide prevention, this problem only worsens.\u201d\nMeanwhile, Howe also spotlighted the alarm bells once again set off by Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart who said on April 7 in a media interview that jails are becoming \u201cdumping grounds\u201d for those struggling with mental illness.\n\u201cIf for some reason people doubt what I\u2019ve been saying about how the jails throughout the country \u2014 prisons as well \u2014 if they doubt that they have not become dumping grounds for the mentally ill, then I would suggest they come here,\u201d said Dart. \u201cThey would see that the divisions for people without mental illnesses are either empty or half-filled. The ones for people with mental illness are filled to capacity, and the areas where we have the most acutely mentally ill people are always over capacity.\u201d\nDart estimates that roughly 30 percent of the 9,000 inmates at the Cook County jail have some form of mental illness.\nThe sheriff is also warning that the $82 million budget cut to state mental health service proposed by Governor Bruce Rauner will only aggravate the problem.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know how the system could sustain that. I mean, the providers that I deal with, the people that I hand folks off to who leave the jail, with the notion that we put a plan together for them to have them leave here and to have a support network in the community so they don\u2019t come back,\u201d said Dart. \u201cThose providers, I don\u2019t know how they\u2019re going to be able to survive. They don\u2019t have any money.\u201d\nhttps://ilabh.net/2015/04/13/gov-rauner-budget-cuts-to-mental-health-jeopardize-jobs-jails/",
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        "raw_content": "INVITATION - Civil society consultation on the UNDP-led LGBTI Inclusion Index\nTwo- part civil society consultation on the UNDP-led LGBTI Inclusion Index hosted by ILGA, OutRight and RFSL\nFollowing on from a process started in 2015, three LGBTI organisations working within UN lead processes were asked by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the World Bank to facilitate communications with LGBTI civil society regarding the LGBTI Inclusion Index (Index). The development of the Index is continuing now till end of 2017.\nOn 19 September 2017, you are invited to a one-hour introductory Webinar on the UNDP-led LGBTI Inclusion Index. This Webinar will introduce the Index and outline opportunities to get involved in the consultation process to develop and refine indicators in five dimensions of LGBTI life: health, education, political & civic participation, economic well-being, and personal security & violence. Please use the Google Chrome browser to log into the two platforms below. You can also download Google Chrome at https://www.google.com/chrome/. Log into this secure webpage https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/179484429 at 1pm (GMT) on 19th September for Webinar in English.\nLocation Local Time Time Zone\nSydney (Australia) Tuesday 19 September 2017, 22:00:00 AEST\nBangkok (Thailand) Tuesday 19 September 2017, 19:00:00 ICT\nStockholm (Sweden) Tuesday 19 September 2017, 14:00:00 CEST\nLondon (United Kingdom) Tuesday 19 September 2017, 13:00:00 BST\nSalvador (Brazil - Bahia) Tuesday 19 September 2017, 09:00:00 BRT\nNew York (USA) Tuesday 19 September 2017, 08:00:00 EDT\nMexico City (Mexico) Tuesday 19 September 2017, 07:00:00 CDT\nLos Angeles (USA) Tuesday 19 September 2017, 05:00:00 PDT\nThe Webinar will be conducted in English with simultaneous interpretation into French and Spanish. For for simultaneous interpretation, open this second tab https://interprefy.interpret.world/user/sign-in (instructions for log-on are provided at the end of this invitation). The Access Token for this event is: inclusion01. Once we have discussed the evolution of the Index and the current process of developing indicators, we will be inviting participants to sign up to one or more 90-minute Webinar discussions that will be held in the first week of October 2017 \u2013 between the 2-6 October (you can sign up to those now at indicators@rfsl.se). Specifically, at the October Webinars, the opportunity will be provided to review and comment on a set of proposed indicators (which will be sent to those who sign up prior to the five Webinar dates). Each Webinar will be conducted in English, with simultaneous translation in French and Spanish (online, with no software or downloads required). Each Webinar will have interactive time to discuss and refine the proposed indicators. We will send full details closer to the date. It is not necessary to attend the Webinar on September 19th to participate in the October Webinars (note; the September 19 Webinar content is supplied below in English), but it is necessary to connect with us in advance to participate in any of the five Webinars, in English. Send your email address to indicators@rfsl.se, and we will be back in contact.\nOn 2-6 October 2017 Webinar focus groups (for specific times, see below):\nMonday 2nd - Health\nTuesday 3rd - Education\nWednesday 4th - Political and civic participation\nThursday 5th - Economic well-being\nFriday 6th - Personal security and violence\nTimes: The Health Webinar on October 2nd will be held at the following times:\nMelbourne (Australia) Tuesday 03 October 2017, 06:00:00 AEST\nStockholm (Sweden) Monday 02 October 2017, 22:00:00 CEST\nLondon (UK) Monday 02 October 2017, 21:00:00 BST\nSalvador (Brazil - Bahia) Monday 02 October 2017, 17:00:00 BRT\nNew York (USA) Monday 02 October 2017, 16:00:00 EDT\nMexico City (Mexico) Monday 02 October 2017, 15:00:00 CDT\nLos Angeles (USA) Monday 02 October 2017, 13:00:00 PDT\nThe Education webinar on October 3rd will be held at the following times:\nBangkok (Thailand) Wednesday 04 October 2017, 00:00:00 ICT\nAmsterdam (Netherlands) Tuesday 03 October 2017, 19:00:00 CEST\nLondon (United Kingdom) Tuesday 03 October 2017, 18:00:00 BST\nSalvador (Brazil - Bahia) Tuesday 03 October 2017, 14:00:00 BRT\nNew York (USA) Tuesday 03 October 2017, 13:00:00 EDT\nMexico City (Mexico) Tuesday 03 October 2017, 12:00:00 CDT\nLos Angeles (USA) Tuesday 03 October 2017, 10:00:00 PDT\nThe remainder of the webinars scheduled for October 4th, 5th and 6th will all be held at:\nStockholm (Sweden) 16:00:00 (4th, 5th, 6th, October) CEST\nSalvador (Brazil - Bahia) 11:00:00 (4th, 5th, 6th, October) BRT\nNew York (USA - New York) 10:00:00 (4th, 5th, 6th, October) EDT\nSydney (Australia - New South Wales) 01:00:00 (5th, 6th, 7th October) AEDT\nBangkok (Thailand) 21:00:00 (4th, 5th, 6th, October) ICT\nLos Angeles (USA - California) 07:00:00 (4th, 5th, 6th, October) PDT\nMexico City (Mexico - Ciudad de M\u00e9xico) 09:00:00 (4th, 5th, 6th, October) CDT\nIf you\u2019d like to participate in one or more of the interactive discussions, please send us your name and email address, identifying which themes you want to join as soon as you can. During the last week of September we will send you the sets of proposed indicators for each dimension, rationale for their inclusion, as well as login details, and simultaneous translation to French and Spanish details. The criteria for review of the indicators include: the indicator needs to be able to meaningfully work across a wide range of countries and cultures; it needs to be inclusive of (or able to be disaggregated into) sexual orientation, gender identity and expression and sex characteristics (SOGIESC); and is likely to be something that those collecting data including civil society, academics, and statistical divisions of government agencies can adopt. We would specifically ask participants to engage in-depth regarding:\n1) focus on data collection issues and related concerns; 2) identify evident gaps as the indicators apply to SOGIESC concerns and sub groups of LGBTI people, and 3) provide technical inputs on the actual construction of a given indicator.\nWe are aware that the timeline for this consultation is quite short, and that timezones and people\u2019s schedules may preclude participation in the Webinars. As such, it is possible to write focused comments on the proposed indicators. We will supply a template for written submission, on request (to indicators@rfsl.se), and include such content in the outcome document that ILGA, Outright and RFSL will provide to UNDP and World Bank following this consultation process.\nInstructions for using simultaneous translation on the UNDP-led LGBTI Inclusion Index Webinar on 19 September 2017\nlease use the Google Chrome browser to log into the two platforms below. 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        "raw_content": "IMS Ghaziabad is organizing \u201cCODEATHON\u201d for MCA First and Second Year Students in association with RMSI \u2013 A CMMi level 5 Global IT Company on February 16, 2019. MCA Students will demonstrate their prowess to technical problem placed before them and win prizes sponsored by RMSI.\nCategories: IMS Ghaziabad\nIMS Ghaziabad is Organizing its Annual I.T Fest \u2013 Technotsav 2019, on February 23, 2019. This I.T-Fest aims to provide a platform for the students of many UG courses form all over India to showcase their technical prowess, talent and enthusiasm. The activities culminate in a grand one day Fest in the campus of IMS, Ghaziabad. It will include various events viz. Dazzle Coding, Gamers Den (IT Game), IT Quiz (Techno-\u091c\u094d\u091e\u093e\u0928), IoT SQUAD, Appathon (Website/Android Application Development) and Poster Presentation. Cash Prizes will be offered to all winners of different events along with Goodies / Certificates to all participants. for more details, event rules and registration please visit: #https://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/technotsav2019/\nCategories: Events, Fest@IMS, IMS Ghaziabad\nSpecial session For PGDM 2nd year HR Specialization Students on \u2018\u2018Training and Development\u2019\u2019 by Mr. Bhupinder Singh Negi from Country Garden (a Chinese fortune 500 enterprise) on January 19, 2019.\nIMS Ghaziabad, under the kind patronage of Prof. Ajay K. Jain, Director IMS Ghaziabad, organized a Special session for PGDM 2nd year HR Specialization Students. The special session was delivered on \u201cTraining and Development\u201d by Mr. Bhupinder Singh Negi from Country Garden (a Chinese fortune 500 enterprise).\nThe program started with the gracious presence of Prof. Ajay K. Jain, Director IMS Ghaziabad, Mr. Bhupinder Singh Negi from Country Garden (a Chinese #fortune 500 enterprise) and Dr. Anjali Rai, Assistant Professor HR. In the beginning, Dr. Ajay K. Jain, Director IMS Ghaziabad addressed the students emphasizing on the importance of the training and development for #employee and #organization. The objective of the seminar was to give the exposure and understanding of training and development practices. The theme of the seminar covered #Training Need #Assessment, Designing Training Programmes, Implementing Training and #Development Programmes and Training evaluation.\nMr. Bhupinder Singh Negi imparted knowledge of training and development and its practices to student. It was a highly interactive and learning experience for the students. The session was concluded with vote of thanks extended by Dr. Anjali Rai.\nCategories: Events, IMS Ghaziabad, Seminar\nIMS Ghaziabad celebrated 70th Republic Day to honor the date on which the Great Constitution of India came into effect. Prof. Ajay k. 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He urged everyone to realize the importance of Republic day; be united in the growth of the Nation and the institute as well. The flag hoisting ceremony was conducted with National Anthem being recited by each and every soul present in the vicinity. Everyone saluted the Tricolor with great respect and honor. All the Faculty, Staff members gathered to pay homage to martyrs. The faculty & staff members along with their kids also showcased their sportsman spirit by participating in various sports like Tug-of-war, Musical Chair, Lemon & Spoon race etc.\nCategories: Events, IMS Ghaziabad\nPGDM Convocation 2019\nIMS Ghaziabad proudly announces PGDM Annual Convocation \u2013 2019 for Batch (2016-18), on Saturday, March 09, 2019. Convocation marks the transition from Student\u2019s life to Professional life and they become the Alumni Brand Ambassadors for life. The Graduating Students will be conferred their Management Diploma\u2019s, Merit Certificates and Medals during the ceremony. for more details, please visit: #https://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/convocation2019/\nGD/PI @Ranchi for PGDM 2019 Admissions\nGD/PI for Admission to 30th Batch of PGDM @ IMS Ghaziabad \u2013 Globally Accredited by ASIC, U.K and NAAC \u2018A\u2019 Grade Accredited Institution, on January 27, 2019 at CCD, Nucleus Mall, Circular Road, Lalpur, Ranchi, Jharkhand. For GD/PI Details & Registration please visit: #https://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/admission/gd-pi-centres\nIMS Ghaziabad is a 29 years old flagship institute of IMS Society Ghaziabad and one of the oldest B School in North India which is accredited Globally by ASIC, U.K and NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) Accredited with \u2018A\u2019 Grade. IMS Ghaziabad is amongst Top 10 best B-Schools in North India as per latest MBA and B School Rankings. It has been awarded as the \u201cBest Campus for Industry Oriented Management Education in India / Asia Pacific 2019\u201d by ASSOCHAM and the Education Post, It has been ranked as 4th in North India and 18th in India by Times of India B School Survey, February 2019, A++ Institute in Delhi \u2013 NCR by 9th Chronicle B-School Survey 2018, 2nd Best Private B-School in U.P and 10th Top B-School of Super Excellence by CSR-GHRDC Survey 2018, 8th Top Private B-School in North Zone, The Week, November 2018 and \u2018A2\u2019 by Business Standard, B School Ranking 2018\nIMS Ghaziabad offers full time AICTE Approved & NBA Accredited PGDM Programme which has been awarded the MBA equivalent status by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU)\nWe also cherish the strong associations with our renowned galaxy of Recruiters and are proudly accomplishing Excellent Placement.\nFor GD-PI details, please visit: #https://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/admission/gd-pi-centres or\nApply online at: #http://54.169.142.172/\nFor Rankings, Please visit: #https://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/ranking\n#https://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/pgdm-placement-success-stories\nFor Fee Structure, Please visit: #http://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/pgdm_fee_structure.php\nFor more details on Admissions Please visit: #https://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/admission/pgdm-admission-procedure\nFor Scholarship Policy, Please visit: #https://www.ims-ghaziabad.ac.in/admission/scholarship\n(For more, please contact Mr. Bhanu Pratap\n9711260671 or Call us @ 18001024170 / 0120-4170600)\nCategories: Events, GD/PI, IMS Ghaziabad",
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        "raw_content": "The following is the list of equipment I have used, or is using to produce all the photos in this blog.\nThis is a beast of a point and shoot camera. I inherited this little camera from my brother when he upgraded to a Nikon D40. I used it for the good majority of my Japan trip. It served as a real good starter camera so I could learn what I wanted, and did not want in a camera. What primarily made me happy was that it used standard AA batteries. Although this made the camera larger, I hardly ever had to worry about carrying around a proprietary spare battery in urban traveling; I could just walk into any convenience store and pick up a new pack of batteries. After extensive use, it eventually died; all the photos would come have scanning lines.\nI bought this right after my A430 camera died at a second hand store for a relatively cheap price. I saw that the release date was <1 year so I figured it was worth it, considering nothing was wrong with it. This was only used by me for a really short time, only for Okinawa and China. There was really bad timing in where I got a DSLR just a few months after purchasing the DMC-TZ5. But for the time I used it, it was an excellent camera. The 10x optical zoom was awesome, and there were a bunch of other small features that made it great for just snapping shots; two scene modes for quick changes, wide aspect ratio photos and videos, F3.3-F4.9 aperture, 5cm macro focus range and the 'intelligent mode' made great pictures as well. The only problem was since I bought it in Japan, the entire menu was in Japanese as well. I guess this aided in my forceful learning of Japanese\nThis is where I am now. I got this camera used, from my dad. I worked with it for the past 2 years while I was in Germany and I have been learning how to use it ever since. I am quite happy with the photo quality I have been able to produced with it, and am quite surprised at how robust it is, considering I\u2019ve dropped it more than once (I was drunk <- a stupid tale for another time). But sadly, according to reviews, it is supposed to be near the end of it's shutter life. Hopefully I can get a job before it goes, and buy a Nikon D7000 or something better.\nThis is by far my favorite lens \u2013 well it is the only lens I actually bought. It is a prime lens meaning the focal length is static. In order to get the frame I want, I need to move around. At times, this is a major limitation (e.g. at parties where space is limited to move around). Otherwise, this was my standard lens once I bought it. It is incredibly sharp and focuses fast. The only additional problem is that it can be loud when focusing in quiet areas.\nI got this lens from my brother after a few years using the 50mm. I feel that this lens is not as sharp as the 50mm (maybe I just haven\u2019t learned how to use it yet), but the extra viewing angle is nice \u2013 particularly in enclosed areas. I only use it when I\u2019m in the aforementioned situation.\nTamron SP 70-3000mm f/4-5.6\nI also got this lens from my brother after he sold the rest of his equipment. This is a nice outdoors lens with a lot of magnification. It gives about a 6x optical zoom for those with a P&ampS cameras. I am slowly using this more as my regular lens now since I like the flexibility of the zoom, and it really lets me focus on my subjects. The only problem I have with it is that the autofocus is slow and it hunts for the subject for some time if there is any remote texture.\nKenko Pro1 Digital Circular Polarizer 77mm:\nI would say it\u2019s a standard tool for any photographer to have. It is a filter can remove all the reflection off surfaces (polarized light) if the filter is turned to the right orientation. I also found a neat little step up adapter so I can put this filter on any of my other lenses. It beats dropping another 100$ down to get a specific filter for each lens.\nHoya Pro1 Digital Filter NDx8\nA natural density filter that reduces the amount of light by 3 stops. Haven\u2019t used this filter much, so I can\u2019t say much about it. So I won\u2019t.\nUV & C.Polarizer (52mm):\nA cheap set of filters I got it from amazon. They are really cheap, and serve no real purpose other than a protector for the lens. However, the CPolarzier does do its job except that it is loose, and shifts quite rapidly\nStep Up Filter (67-77mm):\nA cheap adapter I got from amazon. It is made of aluminum, and does its job.\nCullmann Magic 2 Tripod\nThe first tripod I bought, and it was a pretty decent purchase. It is relatively cheap at ~70$. 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        "raw_content": "Westminster Communities of Florida, a nationally recognized not-for-profit faith based organization is searching for a Vice President of Sales and Marketing. The Vice President of Sales & Marketing will provide leadership and coordination of sales and marketing functions. Develop and implement sales and marketing strategies, and benchmarks for the sales force to achieve; monitor and analyze sales and marketing activity against goals to meet or exceed overall budgeted occupancy for the communities.\nComply with all applicable rules, policies, standards and guidelines related to employment with Westminster and its communities.\nSupervises the staff which involves direct and indirect responsibilities for interviewing, selection, training, motivating, performance appraisal, managing policies and procedures to ensure achievement of the department\u2019s goals.\nDirect and coordinate company sales and marketing functions.\nResearch and develop strategies and plans which identify marketing opportunities, direct marketing, and new project development.\nAnalyze and evaluate the effectiveness of sales, methods, costs, and results.\nReview community sales and marketing budgets, and oversee the development and management of internal operating budgets.\nResponsible for establishing sales goals and strategies for the sales team. Oversee the team\u2019s overall performance against sales quota.\nDevelops annual marketing and communication action plans in support of organizational strategy and objectives.\nDirects implementation and execution of marketing and sales policies and procedures.\nEnsures marketing communications are coordinated, support marketing plan objectives and meet organizational expenditure requirements and sales targets.\nReviews and recommends pricing structures based on market research and competitor\u2019s analysis.\nProvides leadership and support for the design, development and implementation of marketing plans.\nOversees and directs market research and competitor analysis to support communities and organizational budget process.\nDevelops, defines, extends, and maintains the brand of the organization and individual communities. Ensures each community has a suitable market position based on demographic, geographic, and competitive factors.\nDevelop and implement annual sales plan by community in support of organizational strategy and objectives.\nWork requires willingness to for extensive travel (40+ %), and work a flexible schedule.\nSeeking to fill a full-time position (day shift) at WSI. EOE, DFWP \u2013 \u201cWe honor those who have served.\u201d\nInternal Number: A20190117\nAbout https://recruiting.ultipro.com/WES1010/JobBoard/dc686796-57ca-4fa7-a2d7-68f4e5612bd8/OpportunityDeta\nWestminster Communities of Florida is a national leader in senior living and dedicated to a Mission and ministry of service to older adults. We provide senior living communities offering an active lifestyle and excellent care to our residents. We're so glad you're interested in learning more about joining our team! Founded in 1954, Westminster Communities of Florida is a faith-based, fiscally strong, not-for-profit organization serving more than 7,000 residents throughout Florida. Our communities offer independent living, assisted living, nursing care, home care, pharmacy services, affordable housing for low-income seniors and more. We are also a family of 2,700 team members who Work With Excellence, Serve With Heart. Our team members represent every faith, race, ethnicity and creed, all united in service to our Mission.\nVice President - Marketing Glendale, California\nABC7 Los Angeles 2 Days Ago",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Health & Fitness Studio Insurance\nFitness training programs are capturing the attention of individuals around the country. Whether its CrossFit gyms, yoga studios, small group training, people are looking to take their fitness to the next level. As a gym or fitness studio owner, you thrive on making positive changes with individuals seeking to improve their health.\nEach gym or fitness studio owner needs to make sure they are protecting their business investment. It\u2019s easy to do when you speak with an insurance agent at Insurance Brokers of Arizona. We don\u2019t settle for basic insurance, but ensure you are set up with specific insurance coverage that is tailored to your gym or studio. We have the ability to search a wide variety of insurance companies to find the perfect fit for you.\nThis specific type of insurance policy offers coverages like medical expenses and liability coverage. Keep these options in mind:",
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        "title": "May 2017 \u2013 Rane\u2019s Blog",
        "raw_content": "Uber self driving truck operating being investigated for legal violations in California\nMay 31, 2017 Posted in UncategorizedLeave a comment\nhttp://jalopnik.com/ubers-self-driving-truck-unit-is-being-investigated-by-1795653103\nPositively shaping the development of artificial intelligence | 80,000 Hours\nhttps://80000hours.org/problem-profiles/positively-shaping-artificial-intelligence/\nHome Problem profiles Positively shaping the development of artificial intelligence\nPositivelyshapingthedevelopmentofartificial intelligence\nLIKE1.1K\n\u201cThere is no doubting the force of [the] arguments \u2026 the problem is a research challenge worthy of the next generation\u2019s best mathematical talent. Human civilisation is at stake.\u201d\n\u2013 Clive Cookson, Science Editor at the Financial Times\nAround 1800, civilization underwent one of the most profound shifts in human history: the industrial revolution.\nThis wasn\u2019t the first such event \u2013 the agricultural revolution had upended human lives 12,000 years earlier.\nA growing number of experts believe that a third revolution will occur during the 21st century, through the invention of machines with intelligence which far surpasses our own. These range from Stephen Hawking to Stuart Russell, the author of the best-selling AI textbook, AI: A Modern Approach.1\nRapid progress in machine learning has raised the prospect that algorithms will one day be able to do most or all of the mental tasks currently performed by humans. This could ultimately lead to machines that are much better at these tasks than humans.\nThese advances could lead to extremely positive developments, presenting solutions to now-intractable global problems, but they also pose severe risks. Humanity\u2019s superior intelligence is pretty much the sole reason that it is the dominant species on the planet. If machines surpass humans in intelligence, then just as the fate of gorillas currently depends on the actions of humans, the fate of humanity may come to depend more on the actions of machines than our own. For a technical explanation of the risks from the perspective of computer scientists, see these papers.8 11\nThis might be the most important transition of the next century \u2013 either ushering in an unprecedented era of wealth and progress, or heralding disaster. But it\u2019s also an area that\u2019s highly neglected: while billions are spent making AI more powerful,12 we estimate fewer than 100 people in the world are working on how to make AI safe.4\nThis problem is an unusual one, and it took us a long time to really understand it. Does it sound weird? Definitely. When we first encountered these ideas in 2009 we were sceptical. But like many others, the more we read the more concerned we became.7We\u2019ve also come to believe the technical challenge can probably be overcome if humanity puts in the effort.\nWorking on a newly recognized problem means that you risk throwing yourself at an issue that never materializes or is solved easily \u2013 but it also means that you may have a bigger impact by pioneering an area others have yet to properly appreciate, just like many of the highest impact people in history have done. In what follows, we will cover the arguments for working on this area, and look at the best ways you can contribute.\nMany experts believe that there is a significant chance that humanity will develop machines more intelligent than ourselves during the 21st century. This could lead to large, rapid improvements in human welfare, but there are good reasons to think that it could also lead to disastrous outcomes. The problem of how one might design a highly intelligent machine to pursue realistic human goals safely is very poorly understood. If AI research continues to advance without enough work going into the research problem of controlling such machines, catastrophic accidents are much more likely to occur. Despite growing recognition of this challenge, fewer than 100 people worldwide are directly working on the problem.\nOur overall view\nThis is among the most pressing problems to work on.\nScale <span class=\"fa fa-question-circle text-primary icon-tooltip career-tooltip\" data-placement=\"right\" data-toggle=\"tooltip\" title=\"\" data-original-title=\"If we solved this problem, by how much would the world become a better place? Read more.\u201d style=\u201dbox-sizing: border-box; display: inline-block; font-family: FontAwesome; line-height: 1; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; color: rgb(46, 189, 209);\u201d>\nWe estimate that the risk of a serious catastrophe caused by machine intelligence within the next 100 years is between 1 and 10%.\nNeglectedness <span class=\"fa fa-question-circle text-primary icon-tooltip career-tooltip\" data-placement=\"right\" data-toggle=\"tooltip\" title=\"\" data-original-title=\"How many resources are already being dedicated to tackling this problem? Read more.\u201d style=\u201dbox-sizing: border-box; display: inline-block; font-family: FontAwesome; line-height: 1; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; color: rgb(46, 189, 209);\u201d>\n$10m of annual funding.\nSolvability <span class=\"fa fa-question-circle text-primary icon-tooltip career-tooltip\" data-placement=\"right\" data-toggle=\"tooltip\" title=\"\" data-original-title=\"If we doubled direct effort on this problem, what fraction of the remaining problem would we expect to solve? Read more.\u201d style=\u201dbox-sizing: border-box; display: inline-block; font-family: FontAwesome; line-height: 1; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; color: rgb(46, 189, 209);\u201d>\nWe think a doubling of effort would reduce the size of the existing risk by around 1%.\nMedium-depth\nProfile author\nThis profile is based on interviews with: Professor Nick Bostrom at the University of Oxford, the author of Superintelligence; a leading professor of computer science; Jaan Tallinn, one of the largest donors in the space and the co-founder of Skype; Jan Leike, a machine learning researcher now at DeepMind; Miles Brundage, an AI policy researcher at the Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford University; Nate Soares, the Executive Director of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute; Daniel Dewey, who works full-time finding researchers and funding opportunities in the field; and several other researchers in the area. We also read advice from David Krueger, a Machine Learning PhD student.\nThis is one of many profiles we\u2019ve written to help people find the most pressing problems they can solve with their careers. Learn moreabout how we compare different problems, see how we try to score them numerically, and see how this problem compares to the others we\u2019ve considered so far.\nWhy work on this problem?\nRecent progress in machine learning suggests that AI\u2019s impact may be large and sudden\nWhen superintelligent AI arrives, it could have huge positive and negative impacts\nFew people are working on the problem\nThere are clear ways to make progress\nWhat are the major arguments against this problem being pressing?\nNot everyone agrees that there is a problem\nIt may be too early to work on it\nIt could be very hard to solve\nIt may not fit your skills\n1. Technical research\n2. Strategy and policy research\n3. Complementary roles\n4. Advocacy and capacity building\n5. Earning to give\nWhat are the key organizations you could work for?\nWant to work on AI safety? We want to help\nThe arguments for working on this problem area are complex, and what follows is only a brief summary. If you prefer video, then see this TED talk:\nhttps://embed.ted.com/talks/lang/en/nick_bostrom_what_happens_when_our_computers_get_smarter_than_we_are\nThose who are already familiar with computer science may prefer to watch this talk by University of California Berkeley Professor of Computer Science Stuart Russell instead, as it goes further into potential research agendas.\nIf you want to go further still, and have some time, then we\u2019d recommend reading Superintelligence: Paths, Strategies, Dangers, by Oxford Professor Nick Bostrom. The Artificial Intelligence Revolution, a post by Tim Urban at Wait But Why, is shorter and also good (and also see this response).\nWhen Tim Urban started investigating his article on this topic, he expected to finish it in a few days. Instead he spent weeks reading everything he could, because, he says, \u201cit hit me pretty quickly that what\u2019s happening in the world of AI is not just an important topic, but by far the most important topic for our future.\u201d\nIn October 2015 an AI system named AlphaGo shocked the world by defeating a professional at the ancient Chinese board game of Go for the first time. A mere five months later, a second shock followed: AlphaGo had bested one of the world\u2019s topGo professionals, winning 4 matches out of 5. Seven months later, the same program had further improved, crushing the world\u2019s top players in a 60-win streak. In the span of a year, AI had advanced from being too weak to win a single match against the worst human professionals, to being impossible for even the best players in the world to defeat.\nThis was shocking because Go is considered far harder for a machine to play than Chess. The number of possible moves in Go is vast, so it\u2019s not possible to work out the best move through \u201cbrute force\u201d. Rather, the game requires strategic intuition. Some experts thought it would take at least a decade for Go to be conquered.15\nSince then, AlphaGo has discovered that certain ways of playing Go that humans had dismissed as foolish for thousands of years were actually superior. Ke Jie, the top ranked go player in the world, has been astonished: \u201cafter humanity spent thousands of years improving our tactics,\u201dhe said, \u201ccomputers tell us that humans are completely wrong. I would go as far as to say not a single human has touched the edge of the truth of Go.\u201d2\nThe advances above became possible due to progress in an AI technique called \u201cdeep learning\u201d. In the past, we had to give computers detailed instructions for every task. Today, we have programs that teach themselves how to achieve a goal \u2013 for example, a program was able to learn how to play Atari games based only on reward feedback from the score. This has been made possible by improved algorithms, faster processors, bigger data sets, and huge investments by companies like Google. It has led to amazing advances far faster than expected.\nBut those are just games. Is generalmachine intelligence still far away? Maybe, but maybe not. It is really hard to predict the future of technology, and lots of past attempts have been completely off the mark. However, the best available surveys of experts assign a significant probability to the development of powerful AI within our lifetimes.\nOne survey of the 100 most-cited living computer science researchers, of whom 29 responded, found that more than halfthought there was a greater than 50% chance of \u201chigh-level machine intelligence\u201d \u2013 one that can carry out most human professions at least as well as a typical human \u2013 being created by 2050, and a greater than 10% chance of it happening by 2024 (see figure below).1 9\nIf the experts are right, an AI system that reaches and then exceeds human capabilities could have very large impacts, both positive and negative. If AI matures in fields such as mathematical or scientific research, these systems could make rapid progress in curing diseases or engineering robots to serve human needs.\nOn the other hand, many people worry about the disruptive social effects of this kind of machine intelligence, and in particular its capacity to take over jobs previously done by less skilled workers. If the economy is unable to create new jobs for these people quickly enough, there will be widespread unemployment and falling wages.13 These outcomes could be avoided through government policy, but doing so would likely require significant planning.\nHowever, those aren\u2019t the only impacts highly intelligent machines could have.\nProfessor Stuart Russell, who wrote the leading textbook on artificial intelligence, has written:3\nSuccess brings huge risks. \u2026 the combination of [goal] misalignment with increasingly capable decision-making systems can lead to problems \u2013 perhaps even species-ending problems if the machines are more capable than humans.\nHere is a highly simplified example of the concern:\nThe owners of a pharmaceutical company use machine learning algorithms to rapidly generate and evaluate new organic compounds.\nAs the algorithms improve in capability, it becomes increasingly impractical to keep humans involved in the algorithms\u2019 work \u2013 and the humans\u2019 ideas are usually worse anyway. As a result, the system is granted more and more autonomy in designing and running experiments on new compounds.\nEventually the algorithms are assigned the goal of \u201creducing the incidence of cancer,\u201d and offer up a compound that initial tests show is highly effective at preventing cancer. Several years pass, and the drug comes into universal usage as a cancer preventative\u2026\n\u2026until one day, years down the line, a molecular clock embedded in the compound causes it to produce a potent toxin that suddenly kills anyone with trace amounts of the substance in their bodies.\nIt turns out the algorithm had found that the compound that was most effective at driving cancer rates to 0 was one that killed humans before they could grow old enough to develop cancer. The system also predicted that its drug would only achieve this goal if it were widely used, so it combined the toxin with a helpful drug that would incentivize the drug\u2019s widespread adoption.\nOf course, the concern isn\u2019t about this example specifically, but rather similar unintended consequences. These reemerge for almost any goal researchers have yet come up with to offer a superintelligent machine.10 And all it takes is for a singlesuper-intelligent machine in the world to receive a poor instruction, and it could pose a large risk.\nThe smarter a system, the harder it becomes for humans to exercise meaningful oversight. And, as in the scenario above, an intelligent machine will often want to keep humans in the dark, if obscuring its actions reduces the risk that humans will interfere with it achieving its assigned goal.\nYou might think \u2018why can\u2019t we just turn it off?\u2019, but of course an intelligent system will give every indication of doing exactly what we want, until it is certain we won\u2019t be able to turn it off.\nAn intelligent machine may \u2018know\u2019 that what it is doing is not what humans intended it to do, but that is simply not relevant. Just as a heat-seeking missile follows hot objects, by design a machine intelligence will do exactly, and literally, what we initially program it to do. Unfortunately, intelligence doesn\u2019t necessarily mean it shares our goals. As a result it can easily become monomaniacal in pursuit of a supremely stupid goal.\nThe solution is to figure out how to ensure that the instructions we give to a machine intelligence really capture what we want it to do, without any such unintended outcomes. This is called a solution to the \u2018control\u2019 or \u2018value alignment\u2019 problem.\nIt\u2019s hard to imagine a more important research question. Solving the control problem could mean the difference between enormous wealth, happiness and health \u2014 and the destruction of the very conditions which allow humanity to thrive.\nWhile the stakes seem huge, the effort being put into avoiding these hazards is small. Global spending on research and action to ensure that machine intelligence is developed safely will come to only $9 million in 2017.4 By comparison, over 100 times as much is spent trying to speed up the development of machine intelligence,12and 26,000 times as much is spent on biomedical research.5\nThat said, the field of AI safety research is growing quickly \u2013 in 2015, total spending was just $3 million.\nTechnical research refers to work in mathematics and AI to solve the control problem. Strategy research is focused on broader questions about how to safely develop AI, such as how it should be regulated.\nSince so few resources have gone into this work so far, we can expect to make quite rapid progress early on: the easiest and most useful discoveries are still available for you to make. And the problem has become more urgent in the last few years due to increased investment and progress in developing machine intelligence.\nAs we\u2019d expect from the above, recent investment into technical research on the control problem has already yielded significant results. We\u2019ve detailed some of these findings in this footnote.14 While few of the technical issues have been resolved, we have a much clearer picture today of how intelligent systems can go wrong than a few years ago, which is the first step towards a solution.8\nThere has also been recent progress on better understanding the broader \u2018strategic\u2019 issues around AI. For instance, there has been research into how the government should respond to AI, covering arms races,16the implications of sharing research openly,17 and the criteria on which AI policy should be judged.18 That said, there is still very little written on these topics, so single papers can be a huge contribution to the literature.\nEven if \u2013 as some have argued \u2013 meaningful research were not possible right now, it would still be possible to build a communitydedicated to mitigating these risks at a future time when progress is easier. Work by non-technical people has helped to expand funding and interest in the field a great deal, contributing to the recent rapid growth in efforts to tackle the problem.\nExample: Paul Christiano used his math skills to tackle technical challenges\nPaul Christiano was an outstanding mathematics student who moved to Berkeley to learn more about machine intelligence safety research several years ago. Since then, he has done research in learning theory and independently wrote about AI safety research. This led OpenAI, which has $1 billion in pledged donations to fund the development of safe AI, to offer him a job. Since then he has helped clarify the precise technical challengesinvolved in making AI safe, making it easier for others to contribute to solving them.\nHere are some examples of counterarguments:\nSome argue that machine intelligences beyond human capabilities are a long way away. For examples of this debate see No, the Experts Don\u2019t Think Superintelligent AI is a Threat to Humanity in the MIT Technology Review, and the responses Yes, We Are Worried About the Existential Risk of Artificial Intelligence, and the AI FAQ.\nSome believe that artificial intelligence, even if much more intelligent than humans in some ways, will never have the opportunity to cause destruction on a global scale. For an example of this, see economist Robin Hanson, who believes that machines will eventually become better than humans at all tasks and supercede us, but that the process will be gradual and distributed enoughto ensure that no one actor is ever in a position to become particularly influential. His views are detailed in his book The Age of Em.6\nSome believe that it will be straightforward to get an intelligent system to act in our interests. For an example of this, see Holden Karnofsky arguing in 2012 that we could design AIs to work as passive tools rather than active agents (though he has since changed his view significantly and now represents one of the field\u2019s major funders).\nNeil Lawrence, an academic in machine learning, takes issue with many predictions in Bostrom\u2019s book Superintelligence, including our ability to make meaningful predictions far into the future.\nThe fact that there isn\u2019t a consensus that smarter than human AI is coming soon and will be dangerous is a relief. However, given that a significant and growing fraction of relevant experts are worried, it\u2019s a matter of prudent risk management to put effort into the problem in case they are right. You don\u2019t need to be 100% sure your house is going to burn down to buy fire insurance.\nWe aren\u2019t the most qualified to judge, but we have looked into the substantive issues and mostly found ourselves agreeing with those who are more worried than less.\nIf the development of human-level machine intelligence is hundreds of years away, then it may be premature to research how to align it with human values. For example, the methods used to build machine intelligence may end up being completely different from those we use to develop AI now, rendering today\u2019s research obsolete.\nHowever, the surveys of computer scientists show that there\u2019s a significant chance \u2013 perhaps around 10% \u2013 that human level AI will arrive in 10-20 years. It\u2019s worth starting now just in case this fast scenario proves to be accurate.\nFurthermore, even if we knew that human level AI was at least 50 years away, we don\u2019t know how hard it will be to solve the \u2018control problem\u2019. The solution may require a series of insights that naturally come one after another. The more of those insights we build up ahead of time, the more likely it is that we\u2019ll be able to complete the solution in a rush once the nature of AI becomes clear.\nAdditionally, acting today could set up the infrastructure necessary to take action later, even if research today is not directly helpful.\nAs with many research projects in their early stages, we don\u2019t know how hard this problem is to solve. Someone could believe there are major risks from machine intelligence, but be pessimistic about what additional research will accomplish, and so decide not to focus on it.\nMany individuals are concerned about this problem, but think that their skills are not a natural fit for working on it, so spend their time working on something else. This is likely true for math-heavy technical research roles, though below we also describe operational and support roles that are a good fit for a wider range of people.\nIt is probably possible to design a machine that is as good at accomplishing its goals as humans, including \u2018social\u2019 tasks that machines are currently hopeless at. Experts in artificial intelligence assign a greater than 50% chance of this happening in the 21st century.\nWithout careful design for reliability and robustness, machine intelligence may do things very differently than what humans intended \u2013 including pursuing policies that have a catastrophic impact on the world.\nEven if advanced machine intelligence does not get \u2018out of control\u2019, it is likely to be very socially disruptive and could be used as a destabilizing weapon of war.\nIt is unknown how fast progress on this problem can be made \u2013 it may be fast, or slow.\nWe\u2019ve broken this section into five parts to cover the main paths to making a difference in this area.\nUltimately the problem will require a technical solution \u2013 humans will need to find a way to ensure that machines always understand and comply with what we really want them to do. But few people are able to do this research, and there\u2019s currently a surplus of funding and a shortage of researchers.\nSo, if you might be a good fit for this kind of research, it could well be one of the highest-impact things you can do with your life.\nResearchers in this field mostly work in academia and technology companies such as Google Deepmind or OpenAI. You might be a good fit if you would be capable of completing a PhD at a top 20 program in computer science or a similar quantitative course (though it\u2019s not necessary to have such a background). We discuss this path in detail here:\nCAREER REVIEW OF TECHNICAL RESEARCH\nIf improvements in artificial intelligence come to represent the most important changes in the 21st century, governments are sure to take a keen interest. For this reason, there is a lot of interest in strategic and policy research \u2013 attempts to forecast how a transition to smarter-than-human machine intelligence could occur, and what the response by governments and other major institutions should be.\nThis is a huge field, but some key issues include:\nHow should we respond to technological unemployment if intelligent systems rapidly displace human workers?\nHow do we avoid an \u2018arms race\u2019 in which countries or organizations race to develop strong machine intelligences, for strategic advantage, as occurred with nuclear weapons?\nHow do we avoid the use of machine intelligence or robots in warfare, where they could have a destabilizing effect?\nIf an intelligent system is going to have a revolutionary effect on society, how should its goals be chosen?\nWhen, if ever, should we expect AI to achieve particular capabilities or reach human-level intelligence?\nIf we handle these issues badly, it could lead to disaster, even if we solve the technical challenges associated with controlling a machine intelligence. So there\u2019s a real need for more people to work on them.\nThat said, this is an especially difficult area, because it\u2019s easy to do more harm than good. For example, you could make an arms race more likely by promoting the idea that machine intelligence can give you a strategic advantage over rivals, without sufficiently discussing the importance of cooperation. Alternatively, you could discredit the field by producing low-quality analysis or framing the problem in a non-credible or sensationalist way. So, it\u2019s important to be cautious in your efforts and base them on detailed discussion with experts.\nHow to contribute to strategy research?\nThe aim of this career is to become an expert in an important area of AI strategy, and then advise major organisations on policy.\nThis path usually involves working in academia or think tanks, aiming to come up with new AI policy proposals, or more deeply understand the strategic picture. This requires more analytical skills (though almost never top end technical skills).\nSome key centres of long-term focused policy research over the coming years are likely to be:\nAllan Dafoe on Global Politics of AI at Yale University.\nGoogle DeepMind, or OpenAI\nCambridge Centre for the Study of Existential Risk\nThese would all be great places to work. We expect more organizations to take an interest in this topic in future.\nThere are many other places that work on AI policy research, including many top think tanks. However, they mainly focus on short-term issues, such as the regulation of driverless cars, employment impacts, or autonomous weapons systems \u2013 rather than the long-term issues around ensuring AI is designed safely. Nevertheless, they can be a good place to work to build skills and connections, or try to tilt the debate towards longer-term issues. Some of the top centres for short-term focused AI policy research are:\nCentre for New American Security\nPartnership on AI\nLearn more in our full profile on think tanks.\nPolicy practitioner\nPractitioners implement policy rather than develop new policy. These positions are hugely influential, so it\u2019s important they\u2019re filled by people who understand the issues. These positions require relatively stronger social skills compared to policy research.\nIt\u2019s not clear yet where the best place to end up would be to implement AI policies over the long term. This means it\u2019s important to build your career capital and be capable of taking opportunities as they arise.\nTo do this, gradually aim for higher and more relevant positions in either the executive or legislative branches and be opportunistic if, for example, changing political climates favor different agencies.\nExamples of options that could become valuable include:\nThe White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and the National Science Foundation.\nBeing a science advisor to a Member of Congress (or member of any other national parliament). In particular, it would be attractive to be an analyst in a relevant committee, such as the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, or work with any committee chair.\nWorking in IARPA or DARPA, which are leaders in AI funding.\nWithin defence, the National Security Council or the Office of the Secretary of Defense.\nAnywhere close to the top of federal governments (e.g. cabinets, the foreign service).\nThe United Nations (e.g. UNICRI or UNODA).\nThe European Commission, which is similar to a national government. For instance, the European Parliament Commission on Civil Law Rules on Robotics has made recommendations, which the European Commission is now considering.\nSenior roles within the technology companies listed below.\nWithin governments outside the USA or EU, there are often similar institutions.\nMany of these positions also put you in a good position to contribute to other urgent problems, such as pandemic risk and nuclear security.\nHow to prepare yourself for strategic research\nWe spoke with a researcher in the field who suggested the following ways to build qualifications and advance.\nFirst, careers in policy and strategy require opportunism and the use of connections. You will want to position yourself to take a role in government during big shifts in power. There is a chance of advancing very quickly, so it\u2019s worth applying for top roles as soon as possible (so long as you have a back-up plan).\nAlternatively, take one of the following to build career capital for the top positions. All are useful, so choose between them based on personal fit. Also consider pursuing several at once, then go whereever you get the best opportunity.\nA technical Master\u2019s or PhD in computer science, economics, statistics or policy (Masters of Public Policy or International Relations). These are useful for credibility, as well as understanding the issues. A PhD may be overkill in some cases, but especially helps with science grantmaking.\nGo work in an industry or company that is already developing AI, e.g. Google.\nWork in any job that gives you policy connections. In the US that could mean being a staffer for a Congressperson; working in a think tank; or a leadership position in government such as the Science and Technology Policy Fellowship, Presidential Management Fellowship, or White House Fellows. In the UK, that could mean being a researcher for an MP, joining a think tank, working in the foreign service or joining the Civil Service Fast Stream.\nIt can be useful to build up expertise and credibility in government agencies that are likely to have a stake in the issues, for example in the Office of Navy Research, DARPA, IARPA, Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects, or United States Digital Service.\nIn most of the organizations above, research into problems caused by AI represents only a small part of what they do, creating the risk that you\u2019ll develop expertise or connections that are not relevant. Our advice is as follows:\nGo work directly on relevant AI strategy research at groups like the Future of Humanity Institute if you are already qualified to do so.\nOtherwise, work on short-term policy issues arising from improvements to AI in think tanks, the military or elsewhere.\nIf that\u2019s not possible, go into the role which will build your skills, network and credibility the most and wait for a chance to work more directly on this problem.\nUltimately, any of the positions listed above are prestigious and will provide you with good exit opportunities to work on this or another pressing problem if you do well in them.\nEven in a research organization, around half of the staff will be doing other tasks essential for the organization to continue functioning and have an impact. Having high-performing people in these roles is essential. Better staff allow an organization to grow more quickly, avoid major mistakes, and have a larger impact by communicating its ideas to more people.\nOur impression is that the importance of these roles is underrated because the work is less visible. Some of the people who have made the largest contributions to solving this problem have done so as communicators and project managers. In addition, these roles are a good fit for a large number of people.\nOrganizations working on AI safety need a wide range of complementary skills:\nmedia and communications;\nvisual and website design;\nThis path is open to many people who can perform at a high level in these skills.\nTo get into these roles you\u2019ll want to get similar jobs in organizations known for requiring high-quality work and investing in training their staff. We have more about how to skill up in our article on career capital.\nExample: Se\u00e1n \u00d3 Heigeartaigh helped grow the Future of Humanity Institute\nSe\u00e1n \u00d3 h\u00c9igeartaigh was the Academic Project Manager (and later, Senior Academic Manager) at the Future of Humanity Institute during 2011-15, while its Director was focused on writing a book. He played a crucial role in ensuring the Institute ran smoothly, more than doubled its funding, co-wrote further successful grants including several AI strategy-relevant grants and communicated its research effectively to the media, policymakers and industry partners. During his time he helped grow FHI from 5 to 16 staff, and put in place and oversaw a team of project managers and administrators, including a Director of Research and Director of Operations to whom he transferred his responsibilities upon moving on. His experience doing this allowed him to be a key player in the founding of the Cambridge Centre for the Study of Existential Risk, and later, the Centre for the Future of Intelligence.Read more\u2026\nPeople who are relatively strong on social skills might be able to have a larger impact by persuading others to work on or fund the problem. This is usually done by working at one of the research organizations already mentioned.\nBeyond that, the group we know that is doing this the most to raise awareness of the issue is the effective altruism community, of which we are a part. Joining and growing that movement is a promising way to increase efforts to solve the AI control problem, among other pressing problems.\nOnce you are familiar with the issue, you could also spend some of your time spreading the word in any of the careers that typically provide you with a platform for advocacy, such as:\nPolicy-oriented civil service\nYou could also rise up the ranks of an organization doing some relevant work, such as Google or the US military, and promote concern for AI safety there.\nHowever, unless you are doing the technical, strategic or policy research described above, you will probably only be able to spend a fraction of your time on this work.\nWe would also caution that it is easy to do harm while engaging in advocacy about AI. If portrayed in a sensationalist manner, or by someone without necessary technical understanding, \u2018advocacy\u2019 can in fact simply be confusing and make the issue appear less credible. Much coverage of this topic in the media misrepresents the concerns actually held by experts. To avoid contributing to this we strongly recommend informing yourself thoroughly and presenting any information in a sober, accurate manner.\nExample: Niel switched from physics to research management\nNiel Bowerman studied Physics at Oxford University and planned to enter climate policy. But as a result of encountering the ideas above, he changed his career path, and became the Assistant Director at the Future of Humanity Institute, working on the Institute\u2019s operations, fundraising and research communication. Through this work, Niel was involved in raising \u00a33 million for the Institute, contributing to doubling its size. As a result, they have been able to hire a number of outstanding additional technical and strategic researchers. Read Niel\u2019s story\u2026\nThere is an increasing amount of funding available for research in this area, and we expect more large funders to enter the field in future. That means the problem is primarily talent constrained \u2013 especially by a need for innovative researchers.\nHowever, there are still some funding gaps, especially among the less conventional groups that can\u2019t get academic grants, such as the Machine Intelligence Research Institute.\nAs a result earning to give to support others working on the problem directly is still a reasonable option if you don\u2019t feel the other roles described here are a good fit for you.\nIf you want to donate, our first suggestion is giving to the Long Term Future Fund. The manager of the fund is an expert in catastrophic risk funding, and makes grants to the organizations that are most in need of funding at the time. It\u2019s run by the Centre for Effective Altruism, of which we\u2019re part.\nDONATE TO THE LONG TERM FUTURE FUND\nAlternatively you can choose for yourself among the top non-profit organizations in the area, such as the Machine Intelligence Research Institute in Berkeley and the Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford. These were the most popular options among experts in our review in December 2016. See more organizations below.\nWe keep a list of every organization that we know is working on AI safety, with links to their vacancies pages, here. The ten most significant organizations, all of which would be good places to work, are probably the following:\nGoogle DeepMind is probably the largest and most advanced research group developing general machine intelligence. It includes a number of staff working on safety and ethics issues specifically. See current vacancies and subscribe to get notified of new job openings. Google Brain is another deep learning research project at Google. See current vacancies and subscribe to get notified of new job openings.\nThe Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford University was founded by Prof Nick Bostrom, author of Superintelligence. It has a number of academic staff conducting both technical and strategic research. See current vacancies and subscribe to get notified of new job openings.\nOpenAI was founded in 2015 with the goal of conducting research into how to make AI safe and freely sharing the information. It has received $1 billion in funding commitments from the technology community. See current vacancies and subscribe to get notified of new job openings.\nThe Machine Intelligence Research Institute (MIRI) was one of the first groups to become concerned about the risks from machine intelligence in the early 2000s, and has published a number of papers on safety issues and how to resolve them. See current vacancies and subscribe to get notified of new job openings.\nThe Cambridge Centre for the Study of Existential Risk and Leverhulme Centre for the Study for the Future of Intelligence at Cambridge University house academics studying both technical and strategic questions related to AI safety. See current vacancies and subscribe to get notified of new job openings.\nThe Berkeley Center for Human-Compatible Artificial Intelligence is very new, but intends to conduct primarily technical research, with a budget of several million dollars a year. See current vacancies and subscribe to get notified of new job openings.\nThe Future of Life Institute at MIT does a combination of communications and grant-making to organizations in the AI safety space, in addition to work on the risks from nuclear war and pandemics. See current vacancies and subscribe to get notified of new job openings.\nAlan Dafoe\u2019s research group at Yale University is conducting research on the \u2018global politics of AI\u2019, including its effects on international conflict. PhD or research assistant positions may be available.\nAI Impacts is a non-profit which works on forecasting progress in machine intelligence and predicting its likely impacts.\nThe top two introductory sources are:\nProf Bostrom\u2019s TED talk outlining the problem and what can be done about it.\nThe Artificial Intelligence Revolution, by Tim Urban at Wait But Why. (And also see this response).\nThe key work describing the problem in detail is Superintelligence. If you\u2019re not ready for a full book try this somewhat more technical article by Michael Cohen.\nIf you want to do technical research our AI safety syllabus lists a range of sources for technical information on the problem. It\u2019s ideal to work through these articles over a period of time.\nWe\u2019ve helped dozens of people formulate their plans, and put them in touch with academic mentors. If you want to work on AI safety:\nOr join our newsletter and get notified when we release new problem profiles.\nA public letter stating concern over the risks was signed at the 2015 Puerto Rico conference, hosted by the Future of Life Institute. Here is an archived copy of the letter, retrieved 10 March 2017.\nThe signatories include Stephen Hawking and Stuart Russell, who is the author of AI: A Modern Approach, which is the top-selling textbook on AI.\nSee the following article for more detail about expert surveys on when human-level AI might arrive: What Do We Know about AI Timelines?Open Philanthropy Project, Last updated 2016.\u21a9\nHumans Mourn Loss After Google Is Unmasked as China\u2019s Go Master. Wall Street Journal, February 2016. Web archive.\u21a9\nWhat do you think about machines that think?. Edge essay, 2015.\u21a9\nhttps://disqus.com/embed/comments/?base=default&f=80k&t_i=36972%20https%3A%2F%2Feightythousand.staging.wpengine.com%2F%3Fpost_type%3Dproblem_profile%26%23038%3Bp%3D36972&t_u=https%3A%2F%2F80000hours.org%2Fproblem-profiles%2Fpositively-shaping-artificial-intelligence%2F&t_e=Positively%20shaping%20the%20development%20of%20artificial%26nbsp%3Bintelligence&t_d=Positively%20shaping%20the%20development%20of%20artificial%C2%A0intelligence%20&t_t=Positively%20shaping%20the%20development%20of%20artificial%26nbsp%3Bintelligence&s_o=default&l=#version=3c6dd478126145d7a87155b69480106f\nWe\u2019re affiliated with the University of Oxford\u2019s Future of Humanity Institute and the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics.\nWe\u2019re part of the Centre for Effective Altruism, and work closely with the non-profit evaluator Giving What We Can.\n80,000 Hours is part of the Centre for Effective Altruism, a registered charity in England and Wales, Registered Charity Number 1149828 Centre for Effective Altruism, Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, Littlegate House, St Ebbes Street, Oxford OX1 1PT, UK.\nTrump family asked Russian ambassador for back channels in 2016\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/Politics/report-russian-amb-kushner-wanted-secret-communications-backchannel/story?id=47672306\nUnderground Traffic Tunnels -FAQ |The Boring Company\nTo solve the problem of soul-destroying traffic, roads must go 3D, which means either flying cars or tunnels. Unlike flying cars, tunnels are weatherproof, out of sight and won\u2019t fall on your head. A large network of road tunnels many levels deep would fix congestion in any city, no matter how large it grew (just keep adding levels). The key to making this work is increasing tunneling speed and dropping costs by a factor of 10 or more \u2013 this is the goal of The Boring Company. Fast to dig, low cost tunnels would also make Hyperloop adoption viable and enable rapid transit across densely populated regions, enabling travel from New York to Washington DC in less than 30 minutes\nTunnel construction and operation are silent and invisible to anyone on the surface.\nCurrently, tunnels are really expensive to dig, with some projects costing as much as $1 billion per mile. In order to make a tunnel network feasible, tunneling costs must be reduced by a factor of more than 10.\nHow can we reduce the cost of tunneling?\nFirst, reduce the tunnel diameter. To build a one-lane road tunnel, the tunnel diameter must be approximately 28 feet. By placing vehicles on a stabilized electric sled, the diameter can be reduced to less than 14 feet. Reducing the diameter in half reduces tunneling costs by 3-4 times. Secondly, increase the speed of the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM). TBMs are super slow. A snail is effectively 14 times faster than a soft-soil TBM. Our goal is to defeat the snail in a race. Ways to increase TBM speed:\nIncrease TBM power. The machine\u2019s power output can be tripled (while coupled with the appropriate upgrades in cooling systems).\nContinuously tunnel. When building a tunnel, current soft-soil machines tunnel for 50% of the time and erect tunnel support structures the other 50%. This is not efficient. Existing technology can be modified to support continuous tunneling activity.\nAutomate the TBM. While smaller diameter tunneling machines are automated, larger ones currently require multiple human operators. By automating the larger TBMs, both safety and efficiency are increased.\nGo electric. Current tunnel operations often include diesel locomotives. These can be replaced by electric vehicles.\nTunneling R&D. In the United States, there is virtually no investment in tunneling Research and Development (and in many other forms of construction). Thus, the construction industry is one of the only sectors in our economy that has not improved its productivity in the last 50 years.\nIs there disruptive surface vibration or noise during tunneling?\nNo. Once a TBM is below a certain depth (approximately two tunnel diameters \u2013 or 28 feet in this case), the tunneling process is almost impossible to detect, especially in soft soil.\nA Cold Atom Germi-Hubbard AntiFeroMagnet -> warm tunneling\nhttps://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v545/n7655/full/nature22362.html?sf81906384=1\n\u2018He epitomizes what a SEAL is\u2019 \u2013 Special Reports \u2013 Stripes\nhttps://www.stripes.com/news/special-reports/he-epitomizes-what-a-seal-is-1.105742#.WSUpKMtlBnF\nUber lied to Pittsburg -Pittsburgh gave what Kaliniak wanted, then Kaliniak/Uber took Pittsburgh for a ride\nhttp://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/22/pittsburgh-welcomed-ubers-driverless-car-experiment-not-anymore.html\nRex Tillerson\u2019s Company, Exxon, Has Billions at Stake Over Sanctions on Russia \u2013 NYTimes.com\nhttps://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/12/12/world/europe/rex-tillersons-company-exxon-has-billions-at-stake-over-russia-sanctions.html\nIsraelites warned last January to not share Intel after Trump inauguration for fear of Russian/Iran sharing\nhttp://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/they-were-warned\nWhy Did the White House Ignore Sally Yates\u2019s Warning About Michael Flynn? \u2013 The New Yorker\nhttp://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/why-did-the-white-house-ignore-sally-yatess-warning-about-michael-flynn/amp",
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        "raw_content": "What Is Leaky Gut And Do You Have It?\n\u201cLeaky gut\u201d is a popular topic in the health and wellness spheres. It\u2019s been linked to many symptoms and health conditions that seem to be all-too-common these days. Things like allergies, food intolerances, joint pain, and even autoimmune diseases and other chronic health conditions can all be linked back to leaky gut.\nBut what exactly is leaky gut? What causes it? What kinds of issues are related to it? And most of all, what can you eat for leaky gut?\nThe key to understanding what is meant by \u201cleaky gut\u201d requires some knowledge of our gastrointestinal system (GI tract). The \u201ctube\u201d that is our GI tract is technically considered to be outside of our body.\nMaterials such as foods, pathogens, drugs or anything we ingest are processed by our digestive and intestinal system so we can absorb our nutrients and also be protected from anything that is harmful before it \u201centers\u201d the body, which technically means it will then enter the bloodstream. Once inside the bloodstream, substances are considered inside the body.\nIt\u2019s also selective to what it allows past its barrier. Your intestinal tract purposefully keeps some things from being absorbed, so they pass right on through to the other end to be eliminated as waste. You don\u2019t want to absorb many harmful microbes or toxins into your body, right?\nAbsorption of fluids and nutrients happens when they\u2019re allowed through this cellular tube into the circulation. And this is great! As long as what\u2019s being absorbed are fluids and nutrients!\nThe blood and lymph then carry the nutrients to your liver, and then around to the rest of your body; this is so that all your cells, all the way to your toenails, get the nutrition they need to be healthy and grow.\nHow does a gut become \u201cleaky?\u201d\nThe gut can become leaky if the cells get damaged, or if the bonds that hold the cells together (known as tight gap junctions) get damaged. This then allows substances like undigested food particles, environmental chemicals and other substances to get past the intestinal barrier and into the bloodstream where they initiate an immune response, promoting inflammation and setting the stage for chronic disease.\nLeaky gut can be caused or worsened by a nutrient poor diet of processed and refined foods, refined sugar and lifestyle factors.\nLifestyle factors like stress, lack of sleep, infections, and some medications can also be culprits in this area. An imbalance of gut microbes (dysbiosis) inside the gut can also contribute to a leaky gut.\nAny contributing factors that alter the balance in your gut may cause our gut to become \u201cpermeable\u201d or leak. Which basically means at this point incompletely digested food particles, microbes (infectious or friendly), toxins, or waste products can more easily get into our bloodstream.\nScientifically speaking, a \u201cleaky gut\u201d is known as \u201cintestinal permeability.\u201d This means that our intestines are permeable and allow things through that they normally would keep out. As you can imagine, this is not a good thing.\nMost people don\u2019t realize that leaky gut is not only a stomach issue, but is also a serious risk factor to your health. Symptoms of leaky gut can vary from person to person and it can masquerade as many different health conditions or symptoms.\nBecause so much of your immune system is around your gut, the immune cells quickly recognize a \u201cforeign invader\u201d and start their response. This is normal and good if the gut is working properly and not allowing too many things to \u201cleak\u201d in.\nFUN FACT: About 70-80% of our immune system is housed around our gut, so it\u2019s ready for foreign invaders.\nBut when that happens too much, and the immune system starts responding, the notorious chronic inflammation starts, (which is at the root of most diseases). Once the immune system starts responding, symptoms can manifest in allergies, food intolerances, and even autoimmune diseases.\nCommon symptoms of Leaky Gut:\nBecause the first place affected is the gut, there are a number of digestive symptoms that may be experienced. Things such as abdominal pain, bloating, gas, nausea, vomiting, heartburn, constipation or diarrhea.\nNot to mention that if foods, even healthy foods, aren\u2019t properly digested, their nutrients aren\u2019t properly absorbed.\nPoor absorption can lead to lack of essential vitamins and minerals for the optimal health of every cell in your body.\nSome of the symptoms can also occur on the skin. Acne, dry skin, itchiness, rashes, eczema, psoriasis, and hives can all be symptoms related to leaky gut. Even rosacea can be linked here due to their autoimmune component.\nNeurological symptoms have also been linked with leaky gut. For example, brain fog, fatigue, headaches, inability to sleep, and general moodiness.\nFinally, a number of chronic inflammatory diseases are thought to be linked with a leaky gut. Things like Crohn\u2019s, colitis, celiac disease, IBS, and MS and more\u2026\nSo, as you can see, leaky gut is a big deal and can affect many different body systems and manifest in a whole host of health issues.\nWhat to eat for leaky gut\nThere are many steps to repairing leaky gut that involve a whole foods diet, lifestyle, and supplemental approach to restore gut integrity, and various other factors need to be considered as well.\nTriggers need to be removed, digestion and the microbiome need to be supported and restoring the integrity of the gut lining is crucial.\nHere are some things you can do to get started\nThe general recommendation is to stop eating inflammatory foods and eat more gut-soothing foods.\nIncorporating a gut-soothing diet means you may have to temporarily remove certain foods, such as \u2013 gluten, grains, legumes, and dairy. Add to that list, food additives, alcohol, processed foods, refined foods and sugars and caffeine.\nIn their place, add in more green leafy and cruciferous veggies. These are full of nutrients and contain fibre to help feed your friendly gut microbes.\nYou also want to add more sources of vitamin D which can come from fish and egg yolks, and also from the sun.\nEat more probiotic foods like sauerkraut, dairy-free yogurt, and kombucha (fermented tea).\nMake sure you\u2019re getting enough essential omega-3 fats found in seafood and seaweed.\nFinally, make sure you\u2019re getting some coconut oil and bone broth. Coconut oil has special fats called MCTs (medium-chain triglycerides), and bone broth has essential amino acids that help soothe and restore gut lining.\nPractice the steps to successful digestion and better gut health. 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        "raw_content": "Red Rock Pediatrics seeks Pediatrician to join their exceptional team.\nWe provide personalized, hands-on healthcare for infants, children and teens in Sedona and the Verde Valley.\nWe focus on keeping families healthy. Our skilled staff brings decades of experience and a personal touch to every patient. We make sure to stay in the loop on the newest treatments and the latest in healthcare information, ensuring our patients get top care from skilled pediatricians.\nAs a Phoenix Children's Primary Care Practice, we were among the first practices to join Phoenix Children's Primary Care. This partnership aims to improve the continuum of care for Arizona\u2019s children. Phoenix Children\u2019s Primary Care practices have direct access to the medical specialties of Phoenix Children\u2019s Hospital and more than 1,000 providers that are part of the clinically integrated organization of Phoenix Children\u2019s Care Network.\nJoin a cohesive, supportive group in a busy Pediatric Clinic\nOnly Pediatric group in the area\nStep into a busy practice with instant volume and patient base\n2 Pediatricians, 2 Nurse Practitioners\nVolume up to 25 patients per day\nWalk in patients accommodated\nCompetitive salary, relocation assistance and comprehensive benefit package\nLocated in the 'heart' of Arizona, the Verde Valley is ideally situated above the heat of the desert and below the cold of Arizona\u2019s high country. Surrounded by the red rocks of Sedona to the northeast and Mingus Mountain to the southwest, its low elevation of 3,300\u2019 and moderate climate are enjoyed year-round.\nThe small towns of the Verde Valley showcase the best of Arizona\u2019s quaint communities. All are within a 30 mile radius with an estimated population of 60,000 In the shadows of Mingus Mountain and in the heart of the Verde Valley, Cottonwood offers a distinctive historic district lined with shops and restaurants on its Main Street. History is alive in nearby Clarkdale, whose homes and buildings still reflect its early copper smelting heritage. Four specialized museums focus on Native American cultures, international copper art, and local railroad and town history.\nCornville/Page Springs offers wineries, tasting rooms and a relaxed take on some of Arizona\u2019s most pristine high-desert scenery. Camp Verde, located in the geographic center of Arizona, is rich in history and offers a variety of recreation and outdoor activities to experience and enjoy.\nVisit us at https://visitcottonwoodaz.org/\nInterested candidates please send CV to Raye Jean Becker Physician Talent Acquisition Partner Phoenix Children's 602.933.1101 rbecker@phoenixchildrens.com\nInternal Number: RRPEDS\nAbout Phoenix Children's\nPhoenix Children\u2019s is Arizona\u2019s only nationally ranked children\u2019s hospital and has grown to become one of the leading pediatric health care systems in the country. Every day our clinical, professional and support staff work collaboratively to deliver on our mission to provide hope, healing and the best health care for children and their families. We embrace the challenges of providing compassionate, high-quality, family-centered care to the most complex patients in the region. With a medical staff of nearly 1,000 specialists, Phoenix Children\u2019s is one of the largest pediatric healthcare systems in the country, and the most comprehensive children's care facility in the state. We provide inpatient, outpatient, trauma and emergency care across more than 75 subspecialties. Our Mission We provide hope, healing and the best healthcare for children and their families. Our Vision Phoenix Children's will be the premier regional pediatric center in the Southwest, nationally recognized as one of the best for pediatric care, innovative research and medical education. We will: - Offer the most comprehensive pediatric care services in the Southwest, providing a full range of servi...ces solely dedicated to children. - Be recognized for innovative research supported by leading clinical trials of new treatment and diagnostic methods. - Be recognized for providing advanced education and training for clinical providers. - Be known as an effective advocate for Arizona\u2019s children. Our Values - Family-centered care that focuses on the needs of the child first, and values the family as an important member of the care team - Excellence in clinical care, service and communication - Collaboration within our institution and with others who share our mission and goals - Leadership that sets the standard for pediatric healthcare today and innovations of the future - Accountability to our patients, community and each other for providing the best services in the most cost-effective way",
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        "raw_content": "Charities, Charity & volunteering support, Community development, Disability, Mental health, Social welfare, Health, Mental health, Social care, Adult care, Learning difficulties, Mental health\nStart your day knowing you'll make a difference - join our team of Support Workers in Stanwell and create a positive difference that improves the life for the people we support.\nMulberry Avenue is a supported living home in Stanwell, Middlesex. It is close to Staines and also located close to London Heathrow, Feltham and Hounslow.\nThe location is easily accessible by public transport and there is free parking spaces for staff.\nThe team provide support to 1 lady and 3 gentleman, supporting them with all their day to day tasks, health appointments, some personal care and social and leisure activities. 2 people have mobility needs but are able to walk and enjoy many activities.\nIf you enjoy planning meals, cooking and spending quality time with people supporting them to enjoy their days, this could be a job for you!\nYou will be part of a team that work flexibly on a 7 day rota due to the needs of the service, you will also be expected to do some occasional sleeping shifts. We welcome you to visit us and find out more about this happy and settled home.\nOr If you have any questions and would like to discuss the role in more detail, please call Helen Couchman on 07702972822.\nCharities Entry level jobs in Staines\nDisability Entry level jobs in Staines\nHealth Entry level jobs in Staines\nMental health Entry level jobs in Staines\nSocial care Entry level jobs in Staines",
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        "raw_content": "I can\u2019t help but wonder, when God made us on the 6th day, did He smile a bit at the pineapple qualities He placed in man? I know it seems silly to find commonalities between humans and this strange fruit. But when I see pineapples in the produce aisle, their uniqueness holds my attention. They are so different than the neighboring apples, oranges, bananas, and grapes. Thus, in typical nerd fashion, I did some research on the pineapple. The more I read about this interesting fruit, the more I saw myself (and you) reflected in it.\nOne pineapple takes a minimum of 730 days to grow before it can be picked.\nThat\u2019s two years of growth needed for the pineapple to mature and produce anything worth eating. Every time you eat a pineapple, that sweet fruit took years to get to your plate! As Christians, our spiritual life is similar. Before we can produce and sustain any fruits of love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control (Galatians 5:22-23), we must grow.\nWhen we grow in the grace and knowledge of God (2 Peter 3:18), we will produce fruit! But how? How do we grow in grace and knowledge?\nYou guessed it. Through the Bible.\nThe Bible is our soil, nourishing us with all that we need. In fact the Bible tells us, \u201clike newborn babies, long for the pure milk of the word, so that by it you may grow\u2026\u201d(1 Peter 2:2)\nBut we must remember, like the Pineapple, growing can take time. If you find yourself struggling to produce the fruits of Galatians, you\u2019re not alone. I have to work on producing these fruits in prayer and reading God\u2019s Word. It\u2019s the only way to grow!\nThe thorns on the outside of a pineapple are a defense mechanism to keep the fruit safe from predators.\nWhen we go to pick up a pineapple, we rethink doing so. It\u2019s rough thorns on the outside make us hold it gingerly. And cutting into the fruit is no easy task because of its thick skin. And though some of us might know or be a prickly and thick-skinned human, the real similarity is God has given us a defense mechanism too. A Helper that will warn us to steer clear of danger, teach us, and help us remember God\u2019s Word! (John 14:26) This Helper is the Holy Spirit, and it\u2019s the best defense we could ask for. Take a look at this list of qualities our Personal Bodyguard, given to us by God, has:\nThe Spirit is always with us. 1 Corinthians 6:19\nThe Spirit gives us power. Acts 1:8\nThe Spirit gives us hope. Romans 15:13\nThe Spirit frees us. 2 Corinthians 3:17\nThe Spirit advocates for us. John 14:16\nThe Spirit allows us to feel God\u2019s love. Romans 5:5\nThe Spirit tells us what to say. Mark 13:11\nIf we think a pineapple has a unique, cool, and effective defensive mechanism, that is nothing compared to the Holy Spirit! In a world where we are in constant spiritual battle with Satan and his evil schemes, we must rely on and listen to the defense of the Holy Spirit.\nPineapples are a symbol of hospitality.\nPineapples are native to South America. When Europeans first saw and tasted the fruit, it became a must have food everyone wanted. The problem was, in colonial times, exporting pineapple from South America to longer distances was a struggle. The fruit could go bad or be lost during its travels, making it a rare delicacy. Only a select few had access to pineapples, and to gift or receive it was a symbol of hospitality, kindness, and friendship. To give up your pineapple for another, well, that was just plain generous!\nPineapples are not so rare now, but it can be argued hospitality is. In a world that is all about one\u2019s personal gain, selfishness, and busy schedules, it\u2019s no wonder we can lose sight of what it means to share and welcome others into our social groups, homes, and even churches.\nLike pineapples, Christians should also be a symbol of hospitality to the world. It is important to God we practice hospitality (Romans 12:13) by providing for the less fortunate (Isaiah 58:7) and doing so without grumbling (1 Peter 4:9).\nOur homes and churches are great places to start reaching out and implementing hospitality. Fellowship and food are ways to bring people together and into God\u2019s presence.\nPineapples and Us\nThere you have it! Three ways that when we now look at a pineapple, we are reminded of the need to grow, the Holy Spirit as our defender, and how practicing hospitality is important. I certainly have not mastered spiritual growth. I often do not heed the warnings of the Holy Spirit, with negative consequences as a result. 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        "raw_content": "Do you know about key holding services? Do you know how this simple service can help you as a business owner get the essential sleep you need at night to be productive tomorrow? Key holding services are offered by top security companies in conjunction with armed response, so they don't bother you at night unless absolutely necessary, enabling you to enjoy a peaceful night\u2019s sleep night after night.\nIf you own your own business, then you want to know your offices, factory or warehouse is safe when you go home at night. You rely heavily on your security company to come out the instant your alarm is triggered. The problem is that in the majority of cases, they will need to call you or a member of your team that holds the keys, such as a supervisor or manager. Then you have to meet the security company to ensure that your alarm response has everything is in order.\nThis isn't practical and your alarm may go off in the early hours a few nights a week, which means your sleep is disturbed and you're not getting the hours you need. With a key holding service, your keys are kept in a secure lock up and when your alarm is triggered, the alarm response unit have your keys so that they can check the property. If all is OK, you are left to sleep the night. They will only contact you if there is a problem.\nYes, that's right, key holding services in conjunction with your alarmed response can provide you with much needed peace of mind. You will find that this tightens your security measures and reduces the risk to yourself and others. You will be able to relax with your family in the evenings, put your feet up and watch television without worrying what is going on at your offices or whether they are secure.\nOf course key holding and alarm response services can reduce your risk substantially. If you are called out in the event your alarm triggers late at night, you are putting yourself and your key holding team at risk too.\nWhat happens if there is a burglar inside the property when you arrive? Chances are, you will be putting yourself at considerable risk. With key holding services, the trained security professionals are the ones at risk, so you don't have to worry about your own safety!\nIf you would like more information about our key holding service so you can finally relax and have a peaceful nights sleep, get in touch.",
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        "raw_content": "Koninkrijk der Nederlanden (Kingdom of the Netherlands)\nconstitutional monarchy with a parliament (States General) comprising two houses (Senate [75]; House of Representatives [150])\nDutch, Frisian\n(1) Frisian was adopted as the second national language on June 20, 2013.\nNational anthem of the NetherlandsThe Netherlands is a small country in northwestern Europe. It is also known as Holland. The people of the Netherlands are called the Dutch. The country\u2019s capital is Amsterdam. However, the government meets in the city of The Hague.\nThe Netherlands shares borders with Germany and Belgium. The North Sea lies to the west and north. The country includes the Caribbean islands of Aruba, Bonaire, Cura\u00e7ao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, and part of Saint Martin.\nThe Netherlands is low-lying and mostly flat. Rivers and canals connect many of the cities. The climate is cool and rainy.\nMuch of the land near the coast used to be underwater. Beginning in the Middle Ages the Dutch drained the land using windmills and, later, pumps. They built barriers such as dikes and dams to keep the water out. The lands taken from the sea are called polders.\nForests cover only about 10 percent of the land. Heathers and low bushes grow in the south and the east. Animals include hedgehogs, moles, badgers, otters, and mice. Many sea and land birds also live in the country.\nDutch people make up most of the population. There are small groups of Turks, Indonesians, Moroccans, and others. About half of the people are Christians. Many people follow no religion. Dutch is the main language. About 90 percent of the people live in cities.\nInternational trade and services are important parts of the economy. Many goods pass through the Netherlands on their way to and from other countries of western Europe. The country\u2019s major services include banking, insurance, communications, and tourism.\nFactories make food products, metals, chemicals, electrical machinery, transportation equipment, and petroleum (oil) products. The Netherlands also has large fields of natural gas.\nThe Netherlands sells food to other countries. Crops include vegetables, grains, potatoes, and sugar beets. Farmers also raise pigs, cattle, poultry, and sheep. The Dutch produce many flowers, especially tulips.\nThe Roman Empire conquered the region more than 2,000 years ago. The area later divided into many small states. The lands that are now the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg became known as the Low Countries. In the 1400s the Low Countries came under the control of the Hapsburg family of Austria.\nThe Low Countries passed to the Hapsburg rulers of Spain in the 1500s. The Dutch began fighting Spain in 1568. In 1579 the Dutch set up the United Provinces of the Netherlands. The war continued until Spain accepted Dutch independence in 1648.\nIn the 1600s the Dutch built a large empire around the world. They set up colonies in North America, South America, Asia, and Africa. The Dutch fought many wars with England during this time.\nIn 1795 the French invaded the Low Countries. After the French were defeated in 1815, the Kingdom of the Netherlands was created. Belgium and Luxembourg soon broke away to form separate countries.\nNazi Germany ruled the Netherlands during World War II (1939\u201345). The Germans sent away and killed most of the country\u2019s Jews.\nAfter the war the Netherlands granted independence to its remaining colonies. They became the countries of Indonesia and Suriname. The Netherlands also joined the European Economic Community (now the European Union).",
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        "raw_content": "The foundation of all Jesus taught (Mt 5-7)\nMatthew 5 \u2013 7\nI\u2019ve been staring at this \u201cSermon on the Mount\u201d for quite a while not sure what to do with it. On one hand, much of it may not seem to be directly tied to Calling & Stewardship, which is what we endeavor to uncover in the scriptures in this study. However, it is so foundational and incredibly important that all other understanding is built upon these things and thus can\u2019t be ignored. It spans three chapters which makes it difficult to cover in the format that we\u2019re using. I\u2019ve decided to use this post to give an overview of the sermon on the mount. We\u2019ll spend the next several days after this diving into what Jesus is teaching us here. He is basically laying out the fundamental principles of living the spiritual life that He came to call us to. This is what He calls \u201cthe Kingdom of Heaven\u201d (or Kingdom of God in the other gospels). He will use this sermon to begin to differentiate between Man\u2019s faulty understanding of God and how we should live with Him, and the true Kingdom which He came to introduce to our world.\nHe begins with what has been called the Beatitudes (v.3-12), by instructing us on the kind of heart that we need in order to approach God. Then He explains what we become to those around us as we are transformed by God\u2019s Presence in our lives.\nIn the verses of 5:17-6:18, He will explain to us how by living according to His Kingdom a person will surpass in every way the righteousness of one trying to live according to the Law. The Law was (in U.S. terms) the Constitution of the Kingdom of Israel established by God to represent Him to the world. The Law given to Moses was a set of instructions on how to live in right standing with God, their ruler. Of course, the Law was impossible for men to live up to and thus they were constantly having to make sacrifices to bring themselves back into right standing with God. Because in the flesh, it is impossible for a person to fulfill God\u2019s righteousness on his own. So, by his mercy and grace, God in due time sent His only begotten Son to make the righteous sacrifice once and for all. Thus, He fulfilled the Law on our behalf. Sin, which is recognized through the Law, can be fully forgiven in us. As we learn to live in the Spirit of Christ, we can attain unto a life of righteousness in the Kingdom of God.\nNext, (6:19-7:6) Jesus teaches us what Life in the Kingdom of Heaven means and what kind of values its citizens will possess. What is really valuable? How to live life without worry or fear, step by step with God, knowing He will take care of all your earthly concerns and more than this bless us with life abundant. How should you live life in relationship with others? We could look at this like a Declaration of Dependence on God, which He shows is far better than the American ideal of Independence and establishes a new Kingdom of Heaven Constitution.\nFinally (in 7:7-27), Jesus will show us How to receive, enter, and live inside the Kingdom of Heaven in our daily lives.\nPlease understand that throughout these discussings we are NOT discussing what it takes to get to the Heaven that awaits after we die. Unlike all other religions, that takes no work on our part other than to accept the grace of God through Jesus who paid the price for us. That is it. Accept Jesus with your mouth and your heart, and you will live with God in eternity. 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Jesus is not discussing Salvation here, but rather how to live His true calling and Heavenly [\u2026]\nAre you willing to give your life to Jesus? Part I (Mt 7:21-23) \u00ab Your Kingdom Calling says:\n[\u2026] these in advance so that I\u2019m not under the gun in the morning. I sat down to finish out the Sermon on the Mount, which we left off yesterday, last week and after writing a couple, I looked at these 3 verses and [\u2026]\nAre you wise in Jesus\u2019 eyes? Part I (Mt 7:24-27) \u00ab Your Kingdom Calling says:\n[\u2026] the Kingdom of Heaven life through obedience to Jesus and today we\u2019ll finish discussing the Sermon on the Mount. The foundation of your house is [\u2026]\nAre you wise in Jesus\u2019 eyes? 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        "raw_content": "Racial Equity Institute.\nJust the name alone provokes thoughts, emotions, and reactions.\nSome years ago, a few friends invited me to attend the Racial Equity Institute (REI) workshop. As defined by racialequityinstitute.com: \u201cThis is a two-day long process \u2014 that helps to provide talking points, historical factors and an organizational definition of racism.\u201d\nSome years ago, I was not going to go to something like this.\nI had my reasons. I knew who I was, what I believed, and I wasn\u2019t about to invest my personal time so that I could let others call me privileged to my face.\nMy friends not only planted the seed years ago, but often nourished the plant through one invitation, conversation, book, TV show, Netflix series, movie, and podcast recommendation at a time. They didn\u2019t coerce or guilt me into going, yet their periodic conversations left me wrestling, researching, and thinking.\nAs a result of internal conflict over time, I came to a place where I was curious to explore what I might not know. It wasn\u2019t comfortable, mostly because I\u2019m not one to necessarily celebrate my vulnerability. As I compose this right now, I realize all over again how incredibly uncomfortable it is to have a conversation about racism. Deeply rooted in our history, society, and ourselves, racism\u2019s meanings, implications, and perceptions can be widespread. Even while coming from a good-hearted place of best intentions, it\u2019s highly conceivable that one may offend others.\nHaving attended the Racial Equity Institute one week ago, I realize now that my former reasons for initially not wanting to go were really misconceptions. I share my initial misconceptions (to some extent) here, because I predict that many others are at a place that I once was. Maybe if they knew how my ongoing journey is progressing, they\u2019d be open to going themselves; they\u2019d be open to having a conversation.\nMisconception #1: White Guilt\nWhile I understood that there are prejudiced, hateful people in the world today, I didn\u2019t feel it necessary to be punished for something that some white people started in the would-be USA about 400 years ago. I wasn\u2019t alive 400 years ago. It\u2019s not my fault. Why should I feel guilty just for being white? I can\u2019t help it, and I\u2019m not ashamed. I was born this way. This workshop is going to try to make me feel guilty for being white.\nMisconception #2: Racism\u2013As We Knew It\u2013Was Over\nI see some hate crimes on the news. That\u2019s because some people are crazy. But that\u2019s not in my community. It\u2019s not in my circles. Therefore, I didn\u2019t believe that racism was still practiced today\u2013at least not by people within hundreds of miles of me. Certainly, racism isn\u2019t that prevalent today. People don\u2019t still think and act like they did in the 1860s, or even the 1960s. The history lesson is over. This workshop is going to persuade me to feel terribly, and for something I didn\u2019t do and can\u2019t fix.\nMisconception #3: The Hypocrisy Complex\nThe community in which I live, work, shop, dine, and even attend church is nearly all white. Who am I, then, to go to a workshop about racism? I was caught in the middle, and not just because of my class. I knew little about what it would feel like to be discriminated against, and I didn\u2019t feel like I\u2019ve ever discriminated against anyone else myself. Who am I to attend REI?\nI haven\u2019t walked the walk, so how can I talk the talk?\nThe only thing worse than my not attending REI, or having heartfelt conversations about race and racism for that matter, was to engage and then be perceived as a poser\u2013a hypocrite\u2013faking like I actually knew or lived a life harder than I actually did. REI wasn\u2019t for me, because I don\u2019t feel the struggle, and I definitely haven\u2019t lived it. Ever. This workshop doesn\u2019t pertain to me.\nMisconception #4: The Ignorance Complex\nEveryone already knows about topics like racism, equality, and equity. Everyone that is\u2013except for me. I\u2019m the last one to know. I\u2019m late to the game. At this workshop, I\u2019m going to look ignorant in front of everyone, mostly because everyone is farther along in their journeys than me. I\u2019m not going to a workshop that makes me appear ignorant about an era in history that I didn\u2019t start, don\u2019t endorse, and can\u2019t fix.\nMisconception #5: I\u2019m Not Privileged\nThis was a big deal to me. Perhaps if the word were advantaged or blessed, I would have been more open to coming to the table. After all, I\u2019m not privileged. I work harder than anyone I know. Everything I have, I\u2019ve earned. I make good choices. I\u2019m a good person, who gives to his family, church, community, career, and friends of all races. It wasn\u2019t even the actual definition of privilege\u2013or its derivative from the system thereof\u2013but it was how society perceived that one, all-powerful word of privilege that made me avoid this workshop. Due to its frequent misuse, I\u2019m using advantaged instead. I\u2019m not going to a workshop where privileged is used to smear my self worth and diminish my personal investments in society.\nMisconception #6: The White Savior Complex\nLet\u2019s pretend I did attend the workshop, and, as a result, felt so moved to act upon my newfound learning. Since this starting line is so new, would my actions be rooted in authenticity? In other words, will my well-intended actions of crossing off the anti-racism checklist one item at a time be well-received by non-white people? Will my daily conversations be rooted in making me feel good or better as a person as opposed to addressing the 400-year-old systems that may be perpetuating racism today? Will my actions be grounded in comprehensive research and reflection to make the world a better place, or would they be a surface level, vanity show? Would non-white people think I was trying too hard, over-inflating and exaggerating my anti-racist and anti-biased sentiments, and appearing superficial even though I had a good heart and was coming from a good place? I\u2019m not going to this workshop because I simply can\u2019t win. There\u2019s nothing to be gained. It\u2019s best (and safe) for me not to go there.\nMoving Forward\u2013For Me\nAfter experiencing REI Phase I, I still feel uncomfortable. I\u2019m still not an expert on racism or equity, but I think learning to see the work of undoing racism as ongoing and not as a fixed destination is life-changing. It\u2019s helped me break away from some of my own binary thinking. Mentally, that sets me free\u2013free to engage new starting lines. In fact, I wish I could post this reflection as a Google Doc\u2013with real-time options for editing, revising, and collaborating with others\u2013as opposed to posting a seemingly fixed, final draft, stand-alone statement.\nThis journey is personal to the individual. It\u2019s not about comparing one\u2019s self to others. It\u2019s about soul-searching and seeking inward growth. Ongoing, the journey can vary greatly in different people, organizations, schools, and communities.\nREI Phase I was more comprehensive, historically-based, and grounded in research than I thought it would be. It focused more on systems and less on individuals.\nI highly encourage my friends and colleagues to experience the Racial Equity Institute.\nAs far as clarifying my misconceptions\u2013you\u2019ll have to attend REI for yourself. At the very least, let\u2019s wrestle, research, and think together. 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        "raw_content": "Know Your Rights to Public Records: \u2018Sunshine Week\u2019 Begins March 13\nAiden Strawhun March 10, 2016\nSunshine Law, Florida\u2019s immensely broad public records law, will soon be celebrated once more. Annually, from March 13 to 19, communities from all over the state take initiatives to spread awareness of the right to information with Sunshine Week.\nLee County is no exception. This year, the Lee County Clerk of Court, Linda Doggett, is reminding residents of their rights. At 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 30, she will be offering a free, public seminar on the law entitled \u201cThe Value of Searching Public Records and Online Services.\u201d The seminar will be held at the North Fort Myers Library: 2001 N. Tamiami Trail, North Fort Myers.\nSunshine law, chapter 119 of the Florida Statues, began in 1909. It allows any person in Florida to access public records from public agencies unless the records are exempt by the Florida legislature. The Government side of the law, chapter 286, was enacted in 1967, granting the right to basic access to most state and local government meetings.\nThese records have been revised over the years to include written material, papers, books, videos, maps, audio recordings and more. This law also includes emails. For example, Florida Gulf Coast University is a public state institution. A great majority of its records, that are not protected by FERPA or other laws, are considered public and include correspondence by email from faculty and staff.\nEach year, in efforts to help spread awareness and comprehension of the law, the Attorney General\u2019s Office issues a new guide to Sunshine Law. The Government-in-the-Sunshine manual is published by the First Amendment Foundation in Tallahassee; more information on this publication and more can be found on their website.\nFor more information on Lee County public records and more, visit the county Clerk of Court\u2019s website. For events and seminars, head over to the community calendar.\nPhoto courtesy: Files By: Ted Major / (CC by SA 2.0)\nAttorney General First Amendment Florida Sunshine Laws Lee County Clerk of Court Linda Doggett",
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        "raw_content": "Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life\u2019s longing for itself. They come through you but not from you, And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.\nFor those of you trying to learn this great song. This might be a great help:",
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        "raw_content": "Daron Payne a high point, but jury still out on rest of Redskins' rookie class\nThe 7-9 Washington Redskins\u2018 2018 accomplishments on the field are easy enough to evaluate: Not good enough.\nGrading the team\u2019s off-the-field moves, like last year\u2019s draft picks, is tougher. Some rookies were injured, others were buried on the depth chart. It often takes a year or two for college athletes to adjust to the NFL, so early judgments can be tricky.\nStill, there were a couple of rookies who moved to the head of the class (in a year when several other Redskins\u2018 picks finished with grades of incomplete):\nFirst round, pick No. 13: Daron Payne (Alabama)\nKey stat: 77\nWhat it means: Payne was an instant plug-and-play player along the interior of the defensive line. The 21-year-old played 77 percent of the defensive snaps and helped shore up what had been a glaring weakness for the Redskins at defensive tackle. While All-Pro safety Derwin James (17th) was still on the board, Payne was a fine pick. He even was a better pass rusher than some expected, recording five sacks.\nSecond round, pick No. 59: Derrius Guice (LSU)\nKey stat: 6\nWhat it means: Guice received just six carries in his first preseason game before he suffered a season-ending ACL tear. Guice\u2019s return will be one of the most significant storylines next season, given the Redskins\u2018 high hopes for him heading into 2018. Will the injury limit him moving forward? The Redskins are still bullish on Guice and Adrian Peterson invited the running back to train with him in Houston this offseason.\nThird round, pick 74: Geron Christian (Louisville)\nWhat it means: Christian was a curious pick at the time, given the Redskins had two starting tackles and a key backup in Ty Nsekhe. Christian appeared in just two games in 2018 and was shelved after he tore his MCL in Week 10 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 22-year-old is still considered to be quite raw.\nFourth round, pick 109: Troy Apke (Penn State)\nKey stat: 4.34\nWhat it means: Apke was another pick whose season was cut short. Derailed by a nagging hamstring injury, Apke was finally placed on injured reserve in late October. Before then, he hardly saw the field. The Redskins took Apke because of his blazing speed \u2014 he ran a 4.34 40-yard dash at the scouting combine \u2014 but he\u2019ll have to show more than that to make an impact in 2019.\nFifth round, pick 163: Tim Settle (Virginia Tech)\nKey stat: 107\nWhat it means: Settle was a late bloomer for the Redskins \u2014 playing 107 of his 134 total snaps during the second half of the season. But his development was an encouraging sign. \u201cYou know Settle has been one of our most exciting prospects,\u201d coach Jay Gruden said in November, adding the defensive tackle developed the furthest out of the team\u2019s youngest players.\nSixth round, pick 197: Shaun Dion Hamilton (Alabama)\nWhat it means: Hamilton replaced Zach Brown in the starting lineup for the last four games of the year. He played well, finishing with 27 tackles, 1 \u00bd sacks and one forced fumble. Hamilton has durability concerns, but he\u2019s worth keeping an eye on. He was a quality selection for that late in the draft.\nSeventh round, pick 241: Greg Stroman (Virginia Tech)\nWhat it means: It\u2019s hard to ask a seventh-round rookie to replace a starting cornerback, but that\u2019s exactly what happened to Stroman when Quinton Dunbar missed nine games with a nerve injury. The results weren\u2019t pretty. Stroman started three games and the Redskins had Josh Norman follow No. 1 opposing receivers because Stroman and Fabian Moreau weren\u2019t up to the task. Stroman played mostly on the outside last season, but the coaching staff moved him inside in Week 16.\nSeventh round, pick 256: Trey Quinn (SMU)\nKey stat: 8.3\nWhat it means: Last year\u2019s \u201cMr. Irrelevant,\u201d Quinn was a pleasant surprise for the Redskins \u2014 when healthy. Quinn was a playmaker in the slot, averaging 8.3 yards per reception. But the 23-year-old missed 13 games with an ankle injury over two stints. Can he stay on the field in the long term? He could possibly replace Jamison Crowder in the slot next season if Crowder departs in free agency.",
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        "raw_content": "Pennsylvania admits to 11,000 noncitizens registered to vote\nBy Rowan Scarborough and Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times\nA top Pennsylvania lawmaker called on the state Wednesday to immediately expunge the names of 11,198 noncitizens whom the state confirmed are registered to vote, despite not being eligible.\n\u201cI believe that we need to take action and have those people removed immediately from the rolls,\u201d Mr. Metcalfe told The Washington Times. \u201cThey were never eligible to vote.\u201d\nSEE ALSO: Texas\u2019 discovery of 95,000 noncitizens on voter rolls lauded by election integrity hawks\nJust days earlier, officials in Texas announced they had found nearly 100,000 noncitizens on the state\u2019s voter rolls.\nThe numbers, while not yet evidence of massive voter fraud that President Trump said marred the popular vote in the 2016 election, are nonetheless higher than the almost-zero levels of voting mischief that the president\u2019s critics have suggested.\nSome of those Trump opponents don\u2019t believe the latest numbers, particularly in Texas, where Hispanic activists sued to stop a potential purge of the noncitizen names that the state identified.\nTexas Secretary of State David Whitley used state driver\u2019s license records, which include immigration status, and compared those with voter rolls. He found that about 95,000 people whom the state says weren\u2019t citizens were among the 16 million registered voters.\nOf those, about 58,000 had voted at some point since 1996.\nState officials followed a similar process in Pennsylvania after admitting that a glitch in state motor vehicle bureau computers allowed noncitizens to register to vote easily. They, too, matched driver\u2019s license records with voter rolls and came up with nearly 11,200 names.\nThe state did not release the names to Mr. Metcalfe or to Rep. Garth Everett, a Republican and chairman of the House State Government Committee, so they weren\u2019t able to figure out how many had cast ballots.\nContacted by The Washington Times, the Pennsylvania Department of State did not provide a comment on its numbers.\nVoter integrity advocates said the findings undermine arguments that there is no problem.\n\u201cDemonstrating, much less discussing, noncitizen voting activity is the worst form of heresy one can commit for left-wing groups,\u201d said Logan Churchwell, director of communications and research at the Public Interest Legal Foundation, which is involved in lawsuits in Pennsylvania and Texas to try to pry loose voter data.\nHe and other advocates said states need to act.\nNo state requires proof of citizenship to register to vote. A U.S. District Court judge last year struck down a law championed by then-Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach to require citizenship documentation. Kansas took the ruling to the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.\nTexas, however, will take some verification steps in the future. The secretary of state every month will compare newly registered voters with federal immigration records at the Department of Homeland Security.\n\u201cThis carries the benefit of being a report plus a reform,\u201d Mr. Churchwell said. \u201cThis wasn\u2019t a one-off research project. Texas will be actively screening for existing potential noncitizen registrants on a monthly basis, which is something we\u2019ve long pushed for.\u201d\nA coalition of 13 liberal groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union, has challenged Mr. Whitley\u2019s methodology and called his findings suspect.\nThey said that since driver\u2019s licenses are issued every six years in Texas, the person could have become a citizen after the immigration status was submitted to the Department of Public Safety. The League of United Latin American Citizens says in its lawsuit that more than 50,000 Texans are naturalized each year and that most of them vote in their first election.\nTo account for that, Mr. Whitley created a process for election boards to notify each of the 95,000 names and ask them to verify whether they are citizens and should remain on the rolls.\nIn Pennsylvania, the state\u2019s Democrat-led administration has been less enthusiastic about confronting the issue.\nAfter an earlier estimate put the number of noncitizens on state voting rolls at 100,000, Mr. Metcalfe made a right-to-know request under state law for the voter information. He was preparing to get the information early last year when the Wolf administration objected and went to court to try to keep it secret.\nThe state Commonwealth Court, an appellate panel, scheduled a hearing for last month \u2014 after the November elections. Just a week before the court hearing, the Wolf administration withdrew its appeal and announced that it would turn over the information.\nMr. Metcalfe said the timing was suspicious.\n\u201cThis governor has been an obstructionist in revealing this information to the citizens, and thereby I believe a participant in allowing this fraudulent activity to occur because it benefits him and his party,\u201d the lawmaker said.\nMr. Trump tried to spark a national debate over voter fraud in 2017 and even created a presidential commission to calculate hard numbers. Plagued by mismanagement, uncooperative states and myriad lawsuits, the panel disbanded early last year.\nThe noncitizen debate reached the national level in 2014 when Jesse T. 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        "raw_content": "From this piece by Umair Haque in, of all places, The Harvard Business Review: \u2026So consider this: when you fail, and fail big \u2014 forgive. Forgive the people around you. Forgive yourself. Examine the past, but don\u2019t let it imprison you. You can dwell on your failure for years, and turn a trauma into a crisis. Or you can gently\u2026\nI posted this comment following John Scalzi\u2019s thunderous post regarding Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno\u2019s culpability in the continued rape of pre-adolescent boys by Jerry Sandusky, a member of the Penn State football coaching staff. In the thread that followed, someone asked how Mike McQueary, the graduate student that observed the rape-in-progress and reported it to Paterno, should\u2026\nFrom Food Quiche is easy to get wrong. Too often, it\u2019s the rubbery thing left under a heat lamp at your hotel\u2019s pre-paid buffet dinner. And it\u2019s easy to see why: quiche is cheap, it\u2019s easy, and it gets rid of whatever you have in the refrigerator. It\u2019s an omelet inside a pastry crust. What could go wrong? Everything, apparently.\u2026\nRecipe: Autumn Squash Risotto\nFrom Food Before making this, I had never made a real risotto, before. I was always intimidated by it, and reading recipes did nothing to ameliorate my anxiety. The ideal creamy-but-toothsome consistency was notoriously elusive. There was a lot of butter and cream and cheese. Also, there were multiple pots and pans at work: one for the rice, one for\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "One dreary afternoon last October, David and I started playing a game. (Not that kind of game.) He would read aloud a passage from H.P. Lovecraft\u2019s \u201cThe Call of Cthulhu,\u201d and I would try to communicate the exact same thing, in the style of Hemingway. For example:\nSome things, man wasn\u2019t meant to know.\nWhy Hemingway vs. Lovecraft, and vice versa? Because they were contemporaries who shaped two diverging paths in American prose style and content while sharing a fascination with fear. Lovecraft was born a mere nine years before Hemingway, though Hemingway lived for thirty years more. Both writers saw sweeping changes in science, policy, and culture. As Charlie Stross has pointed out, the discoveries in the field of astronomy alone warranted a deep and sustained cosmic horror \u2014 an existential terror at the vastness of the universe and humanity\u2019s insignificance within it. Similarly, Hemingway witnessed the horrors of war and the technological innovations that made it possible, during his time on the Italian Front during the First World War. His intrigue with armed conflict, and with man\u2019s war with himself, only continued during his time covering the Spanish Civil War and the landing of troops at the Normandy beaches. The horror both men experienced winds its way through their works \u2014 Lovecraft\u2019s an undeniably racist hatred of the Other, Hemingway\u2019s in the overwhelming desire to determine how exactly people can triumph over fear itself.\nDespite cavernous differences in subject matter, life experience, number of romantic entanglements, location, and approach toward modernism, the men shared more than you might think. Demographically, they were almost alike, aside from their respective families\u2019 social standing: straight, white, male, raised Protestant but secretly agnostic or atheist. Early readers of Hemingway\u2019s work accused him of the racism, homophobia, and misogyny that we now see as endemic to Lovecraft\u2019s work. Both men also struggled with what we might now deem mental ilness. Hemingway\u2019s last days were marked by paranoia, profound loneliness, hypertension, and emergency electroconvulsive treatments that could not prevent his suicide. Lovecraft\u2019s father was institutionalized, and as a boy Lovecraft was consumed by anxiety, resulting in a life lived primarily indoors and a nervous breakdown that kept him from graduating high school. His mother was also institutionalized, and afterward, Lovecraft\u2019s reclusive behaviour kept him from capitalizing on publishing opportunities that would have kept him from dying in poverty. He became what we\u2019d now refer to as NEET or hikikomori. They suffered very different ailments, but their suffering was equally sharp.\nAnd yet, one could not name two other such diametrically opposed contributors to the canon of American literature. Lovecraft\u2019s prose is florid where Hemingway\u2019s is spare. Hemingway\u2019s novels and short stories are few where Lovecraft\u2019s are legion. Hemingway\u2019s stories have a definitive beginning, middle, and end, while Lovecraft\u2019s are often little more than tone poems. (I\u2019m looking at you, \u201cNyarthlotep.\u201d) Compare these two passages, which are equally horrific in their own way:\n\u201cThis lady is going to have a baby, Nick,\u201d he said.\n\u201cI know,\u201d said Nick.\n\u201cYou don\u2019t know,\u201d said his father. \u201cListen to me. What she is going through is called being in labor. The baby wants to be born and she wants it to be born. All her muscles are trying to get the baby born. That is what is happening when she screams.\u201d\n\u201cI see,\u201d Nick said.\nJust then the woman cried out.\n\u201cOh, Daddy, can\u2019t you give her something to make her stop screaming?\u201d asked Nick.\n\u201cNo. I haven\u2019t any anaesthetic,\u201d his father said. \u201cBut her screams are not important. I don\u2019t hear them because they are not important.\u201d\n\u2014 \u201cIndian Camp,\u201d 1924\n\u201cYou think those floundering things wiped out the servants? Fool, they are harmless! But the servants are gone, aren\u2019t they? You tried to stop me; you discouraged me when I needed every drop of encouragement I could get; you were afraid of the cosmic truth, you damned coward, but now I\u2019ve got you! What swept up the servants? What made them scream so loud? . . . Don\u2019t know, eh? You\u2019ll know soon enough! Look at me\u2014listen to what I say\u2014do you suppose there are really any such things as time and magnitude? Do you fancy there are such things as form or matter? I tell you, I have struck depths that your little brain can\u2019t picture! I have seen beyond the bounds of infinity and drawn down daemons from the stars. . . . I have harnessed the shadows that stride from world to world to sow death and madness. . . . Space belongs to me, do you hear? Things are hunting me now\u2014the things that devour and dissolve\u2014but I know how to elude them. It is you they will get, as they got the servants. Stirring, dear sir? I told you it was dangerous to move. I have saved you so far by telling you to keep still\u2014saved you to see more sights and to listen to me. If you had moved, they would have been at you long ago. Don\u2019t worry, they won\u2019t hurt you. They didn\u2019t hurt the servants\u2014it was seeing that made the poor devils scream so. My pets are not pretty, for they come out of places where aesthetic standards are\u2014very different. Disintegration is quite painless, I assure you\u2014but I want you to see them. I almost saw them, but I knew how to stop. You are not curious? I always knew you were no scientist! Trembling, eh? Trembling with anxiety to see the ultimate things I have discovered? Why don\u2019t you move, then? Tired? Well, don\u2019t worry, my friend, for they are coming. . . . Look! Look, curse you, look! . . . It\u2019s just over your left shoulder. . . .\u201d\n\u2014\u201cFrom Beyond,\u201d written 1920, published 1934\nWhat I enjoy about comparing these two passages is that they\u2019re both about mad scientists, in their own way, anointing followers into their madness. Nick\u2019s father is the only doctor around for miles, and clearly relishes the way his position affords him great respect at the cost of his compassion. Crawford Tillinghast is the inventor of an augmented reality device, and, while demonstrating his invention, handily demonstrates his total loss of compassion. These are both learned men of science who can\u2019t stand any whining about morality or kindness. (Nick\u2019s father calls the expecting mother \u201ca dirty Squaw bitch,\u201d; Tillinghast cares not that his servants have been killed by the creatures his machine made visible.) Both are privileged in their circumstances, and their villainy stems from that privilege. But the execution of that message is completely different.\nSo, give it a go. The fun thing about flipping between such disparate styles is realizing you can re-arrange the words like furniture, while still making the same point. In fact, the exercise is so powerful that Ursula LeGuin suggests it in Steering the Craft, her workshop book (where I initially got this idea). In an exercise called \u201cI am Gabriel Garc\u00eda Marquez,\u201d she challenges writers to take on another writers\u2019 voice, just to see what they\u2019re capable of. 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        "raw_content": "Today in History 10/26 (Gunfight at the O.K. Corral)\n(1881) Shots ring out near a corral in Tombstone\nIt\u2019s three hours past high noon on the streets of Tombstone, Arizona Territory, when lawmen \u2018Doc\u2019 Holliday and the Earp Brothers meet the Clanton-McLaury gang and their feud erupts. Thirty seconds later three are dead, three are wounded, and the Gunfight at the OK Corral enters Wild West lore.\nThe Gunfight at the O.K. Corral was a 30-second shootout between lawmen and members of a loosely organized group of outlaws called the Cowboys that took place at about 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 26, 1881, in Tombstone, Arizona Territory. It is generally regarded as the most famous shootout in the history of the American Wild West. 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Fly. An ore wagon at the center of the image is pulled by 15 or 16 mules leaving town for one of the mines or on the way to a mill. The town had a population of about 4,000 that year with 600 dwellings and two church buildings. There were 650 men working in the nearby mines. The Tough Nut hoisting works are in the right foreground. The firehouse is behind the ore wagons, with the Russ House hotel just to the left of it. The dark, tall building above the Russ House is the Grand Hotel, and the top of Schieffelin Hall (1881) is visible to the right.\nwiki/Gunfight_at_the_O.K._Corral\n(1881) Shots ring out near a corral in Tombstone.\n1825 | New York opens a manmade waterway to the west as Erie Canal opens\nFirst proposed in 1804 as a navigable link between Manhattan\u2019s harbor traffic and the Great Lakes, a grand engineering feat stretching 425 miles is ready for business. An opening day flotilla sails down the length of the Erie Canal, with celebratory cannon shots marking its progress.\n1955 | A new \u2018Voice\u2019 as first issue of \u2018Village Voice\u2019 published\nA new arts and culture newspaper is published from an apartment in New York\u2019s Greenwich Village, pioneering the concept of an alternative weekly. It will win three Pulitzer Prizes and help launch the careers of many notable writers before publishing its final print edition on September 21, 2017.\n1968 | Olympian George Foreman takes gold in Mexico City\nRising from a difficult childhood in Texas, George Foreman shows his mettle at the Mexico City Olympics, knocking out Soviet Ionas Chepulis to win the Heavyweight Boxing gold medal. The champ will go on to win professional titles and later find big success with a little grill.\n(1955) First issue of 'Village Voice' published\nA new arts and culture newspaper is published from an apartment in New York's Greenwich Village, pioneering the concept of an alternative weekly. It will win three Pulitzer Prizes and help launch the careers of many notable writers before publishing its final print edition on September 21, 2017.\nThe Village Voice is an American news and culture paper, known for being the country's first alternative newsweekly. Founded in 1955 by Dan Wolf, Ed Fancher and Norman Mailer, the Voice began as a platform for the creative community of New York City. Since its founding, The Village Voice has received three Pulitzer Prizes, the National Press Foundation Award and the George Polk Award. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab A runaway traction engine in Burnley\nA fun postcard \u00bb\nAustralians in the Market Place\nSoldiers from all round the world \u2013 members of the British Empire and others \u2013 all rallied to the cause in the First World War. Just what the cause was, most probably was an unknown quantity to men who spent weeks sailing to Britain from the other side of the world, to fight a world war.\nSalisbury Plain was already established as a training area so it was not surprising that these fighting men from overseas gathered in places on and around Salisbury Plain and that included Market Lavington. Our photo, which we think dates from 1916, shows Australian forces in Market Lavington Market Place.\naustralian Soldiers in Market lavington in about 1916\nThis was a very different Market Place from the one we know today. The soldiers are parading with a view of the east side of the market place behind them. These days, the buildings there date from around 1990 and include the chemists shop on the corner and a hairdresser\u2019s.\nBack then the buildings dated from the 16th or 17th century and included Mrs Hayne\u2019s sweet shop and, on the corner where the chemist shop is now there was Briant Tobacconist shop.\nbriant's shop stood where the chemist shop is in 2011\nBetween 1916 and 1990 (in about 1960) the old Tudor buildings were pulled down and replaced with a car park and yard for agricultural engineers. It was when that was no longer needed that Rochelle Court was built.\nBut to return to the soldiers. It is no doubt a long shot that any of them might be recognised but here\u2019s a close up of a few of them.\nSome of the Australians in the Market Place at Market Lavington. How many of them were killed in the war, or fell victim to the flu outbreak at the end of the war?\nDo get in touch if you can tell us anything.\nTags: Australian, Market Lavington, Museum, soldier, world war 1\n3 Responses to \u201cAustralians in the Market Place\u201d\nAustralians in World War One | Market Lavington Museum Says:\n[\u2026] our friends in Australia. We have shown a photo of Australians marching through Market Lavington (click here) but here we look at two Australians who had a portrait taken, no doubt to send home to their loved [\u2026]\nmwinnett Says:\nAre these Australians? The uniform doesn\u2019t look right.\nI can only go on what I\u2019m told. I have no expertise in the area.",
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        "raw_content": "Stress Test (disambiguation) | definition of Stress Test (disambiguation) by Medical dictionary\nhttps://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Stress+Test+(disambiguation)\n(redirected from Stress Test (disambiguation))\nUsed to evaluate heart function, a stress test requires that a patient exercises on a treadmill or exercise bicycle while his or her heart rate, breathing, blood pressure, electrocardiogram (ECG), and feeling of well being are monitored.\nWhen the body is active, it requires more oxygen than when it is at rest, and, therefore, the heart has to pump more blood. Because of the increased stress on the heart, exercise can reveal coronary problems that are not apparent when the body is at rest. This is why the stress test, though not perfect, remains the best initial, noninvasive, practical coronary test.\nThe stress test helps doctors determine how well the heart handles the increased demands imposed by physical activity. It is particularly useful for evaluating possible coronary artery disease, detecting inadequate supply of oxygen-rich blood to the tissues of the heart muscle (ischemia), and determining safe levels of exercise in people with existing heart disease.\nThe exercise stress test carries a very slight risk (1 in 100,000) of causing a heart attack. For this reason, the exercise stress test should be attended by a health care professional with a defibrillator and other emergency equipment on standby.\nThe patient must be aware of the symptoms of a heart attack and stop the test if he or she develops any of the following symptoms:\nskin is grayish or cold and clammy\nirregular heart beat (cardiac arrhythmias)\nThe technician affixes electrodes to specific areas of the patient's chest, using special adhesive patches with a special gel that conducts electrical impulses. Typically, electrodes are placed under each collarbone and each bottom rib, and six electrodes are placed across the chest in a rough outline of the heart. Then the technician attaches wires from the electrodes to an ECG, which records the electrical activity picked up by the electrodes.\nThe technician runs resting ECG tests while the patient is lying down, then standing up, and then breathing heavily for half a minute. These tests can later be compared with the ECG tests performed while the patient is exercising. The patient's blood pressure is taken and the blood pressure cuff is left in place, so that blood pressure can be measured periodically throughout the test.\nThe patient begins riding a stationary bicycle or walking on a treadmill. Gradually the intensity of the exercise is increased. For example, if the patient is walking on a treadmill, the speed of the treadmill increases and the treadmill is tilted upward to simulate an incline. If the patient is on an exercise bicycle, the resistance or \"drag\" is gradually increased. The patient continues exercising at increasing intensity until he or she reaches his or her target heart rate (generally set at a minimum of 85% of the maximal predicted heart rate based on the patient's age) or experiences severe fatigue, dizziness, or chest pain. During this time, the patient's heart rate, ECG pattern, and blood pressure are continually monitored.\nIn some cases, other tests, such as echocardiography or thallium scanning, are also used in conjunction with the exercise stress test. For instance, recent studies suggest that women have a high rate of false negatives (results showing no problem when one exists) and false positives (results showing a problem when one does not exist) with the stress test. They may benefit from another test, such as exercise echocardiography. People who are unable to exercise may be injected with drugs that mimic the effects of exercise on the heart and given a thallium scan, which can detect the same abnormalities that an exercise test can.\nPatients are usually instructed not to eat or smoke for several hours before the test. They should also tell the doctor about any medications they are taking. They should wear comfortable sneakers and exercise clothing.\nAfter the test, the patient should rest until blood pressure and heart rate return to normal. If all goes well, and there are no signs of distress, the patient may return to his or her normal daily activities.\nThere is a very slight risk of a heart attack from the exercise, as well as cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heart beats), angina, or cardiac arrest (about one in 100,000).\nA normal result of an exercise stress test shows normal electrocardiogram tracings and heart rate, blood pressure within the normal range, and no angina, unusual dizziness, or shortness of breath.\nA number of abnormalities may show up on an exercise stress test. An abnormal electrocardiogram (ECG) may indicate deprivation of oxygen-rich blood to the heart muscle (ST wave segment depression, for example), heart rhythm disturbances, or structural abnormalities of the heart, such as overgrowth of muscle (hypertrophy). If the blood pressure rises too high or the patient experiences distressing symptoms during the test, the heart may be unable to handle the increased workload. Stress test abnormalities usually require further evaluation and therapy.\nAngina \u2014 Chest pain from a poor blood supply to the heart muscle due to narrowing of the coronary arteries.\nCardiac arrhythmia \u2014 An irregular heart rate or rhythm.\nCoronary arteries \u2014 Two arteries that branch off from the aorta and supply blood to the heart.\nDefibrillator \u2014 A device that delivers an electric shock to the heart muscle through the chest wall in order to restore a normal heart rate.\nFalse negative \u2014 Test results showing no problem when one exists.\nFalse positive \u2014 Test results showing a problem when one does not exist.\nHypertrophy \u2014 The overgrowth of muscle.\nIschemia \u2014 Dimished supply of oxygen-rich blood to an organ or area of the body.\nany standardized procedure for assessing the effect of stress on cardiac function and myocardial perfusion. Stress may be induced by physical exercise or simulated by administration of a coronary vasodilator. Heart rate, blood pressure, and electrocardiogram are monitored before, during, and after the challenge. Other observations sometimes made are measurement of oxygen consumption, echocardiography, impedance cardiography, appraisal of both myocardial perfusion and cardiac wall motion by radionuclide tracer, and cardiac catheterization.\nAlthough neither as sensitive nor as specific as invasive procedures, exercise stress testing has become a standard means of identifying and grading coronary artery disease in people with typical and atypical angina pectoris as well as in those in certain critical occupations (airline pilots, firefighters). It has been found useful for risk stratification in survivors of myocardial infarction (MI), and in planning and monitoring rehabilitation after MI, coronary bypass surgery, and balloon angioplasty. It is also used to assess the safety of exercise programs for people at risk of coronary artery disease because of age or personal or family history. The Master two-step test, based on repeated ascent and descent of a step-stool, has been superseded by more sophisticated and reproducible methods. Standard exercise testing employs graded physical exertion on an electrically driven treadmill with variable inclination and speed. Alternative methods include a mechanical stair-climbing machine, a stationary bicycle ergometer, and (for those with certain physical disabilities) an arm-exercising (hand-crank) machine. Various protocols and end-points are used to measure the outcome of stress testing. Workloads are measured in metabolic equivalents (MET), 1 MET being the amount of oxygen consumed at bed rest (3.5 mL/kg/min). In maximal (symptom-limited) stress testing, the subject continues to exercise at increasing levels of challenge until chest distress, significant hypertension or hypotension, certain arrhythmias, fatigue, gait problems, or severe dyspnea occurs. The Bruce protocol, a standard maximal exercise treadmill protocol, begins with a treadmill speed of 1.7 mph and a grade of 10\u00b0, designed to achieve a workload of 4.6 MET, and increases both speed and grade every 3 minutes. In submaximal (pulse-limited) stress testing, the subject continues exercising until reaching a target heart rate based on age, health history, and physical condition (unless the test must be stopped earlier because of symptoms). A stress test session usually lasts 6-10 minutes. Elevation or depression of ST segments by more than 1 mm during exercise is strongly suggestive of coronary artery disease. Other suggestive changes are T-wave inversion, arrhythmia, a fall in systolic blood pressure, and a marked rise in diastolic blood pressure. Exercise stress-testing protocols achieve 85-90% accuracy in identifying patients without coronary artery disease. About 5% of asymptomatic adults have positive stress test results, but only one third of these have angiographically demonstrable coronary artery disease. False positive test results occur more frequently in women. Large studies have shown that delayed return to resting heart rate, reduced chronotropic index (fraction of cardiac reserve used during exercise), and reduced age-specific functional capacity (in MET) are all potent predictors of cardiovascular mortality, regardless of etiology. Exercise stress testing is contraindicated in acute MI, severe congestive heart failure, severe hypertension, hemodynamically significant valvular disease or arrhythmia, active thromboembolic disease, and extreme obesity. As an alternative to exercise, pharmacologic challenge may be performed by intravenous infusion of dobutamine, an adrenergic agonist that increases heart rate and blood pressure in a fashion similar to physical exertion, or of dipyridamole or adenosine, which dilate normal coronary arteries but do not increase blood flow through vessels narrowed by atherosclerosis. In addition to continuous ECG monitoring, the cardiac effects of stress or pharmacologic challenge can be assessed by myocardial scintigraphy after intravenous injection of thallium 201; cineangiography after injection of technetium 99m, with or without multiple-gated acquisition bloodpool imaging; or single-photon emission computed tomography.\n1. A graded test to measure an individual's heart rate and oxygen intake while undergoing strenuous physical exercise, as on a treadmill.\n2. A test performed on a system or organization to determine its susceptibility to failure under various conditions.\na test that measures the function of a system of the body when subjected to carefully controlled amounts of physiological stress, usually exercise but sometimes specific drugs. The data produced allow the examiner to evaluate the condition of the system being tested. Cardiopulmonary function, respiratory function, and intrauterine fetal placental function are tested with stress tests. Also called thallium stress test, treadmill stress test. See also exercise electrocardiogram, oxytocin challenge test.\nA closely monitored clinical maneuver used to evaluate the body's ability to respond to a cardiac, mental, pharmacologic, physical, or supraphysiologic stressant; in practice, ST is usually understood to mean cardiac stress test. 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        "raw_content": "I'll never forget the puzzled look of an old school friend when I told him I was going on my first 5 day silent meditation retreat. He was genuinely baffled why anybody would willingly go and do something like sit in silence for days on end.\nAddressing his confusion requires that I contend with my own internal questions about why I am doing what I am. Coming from a Jewish background, I was taught from a very early age to question everything and never settle for shallow understandings of an idea. In a culture that glorifies making things as easy as possible, I submit that there is nothing self evident about starting a personal mindfulness practice. People come to the cushion from many different angles and motivations. As students and seekers we can together consider the question: What are we doing when we sit together in practice?\nA great benefit of working within a close knit community, in the ways that I do, is that I get plenty of facetime with other humans at different points in their life journeys. From 8 year olds to 85 year olds, I am afforded a full spectrum of accumulated wisdom on a daily basis. Parents hold a special place in my heart. I help them while they can vicariously enjoy my days as a single bachelor. They help me understand through their example how to give and sustain life in someone or something. My journey with mindfulness is 2 years old. Like a newborn turned toddler, I have stopped worrying about if I can keep this thing alive or not, and have moved into the realm of seriously asking what have I got myself into because this is really hard.\nAnytime I talk with family or friends about my journey with the practice thus far, I always get the sense of a disconnect between us. Sometimes I wonder if the people in my life think I am merely stalling for time with my practice. I don't have any real concrete plans for my life based in past precedents or known paths to worldly forms of success. \u201cSitting together? How about you actually do something like make more money or develop new relationships or produce something?\u201d These are some of the thoughts (judgements) I observed as they paraded through my mind in the earlier days of my practice. Would it not be easier to walk away from a mindfulness path and get in line with the rest of normally behaved society? My late grandfather always said \u201cnothing worthwhile in life comes easily.\u201d I believe his words to be true, and so also believe the difficulty of the practice is a sure sign of its worthiness in life.\nI sometimes worry that the people I care about won't understand me and will grow more distant if I continue down the mindfulness rabbit hole. In the end what I've wanted from others is to be understood. Don't we all seek to understand one another in various ways through myriad languages? Whether the form of language be sports or music or writing... I feel like this culture elevates the role of certain communal activities over others. And, as of yet, sitting in meditation does not have a place at the table. Anything that makes you feel good or look good or both takes up a great deal of space in our social world. I have never truly connected with many of these sorts of activities or rituals. The more I see droves of citizens glued to their devices and screens, the more I feel that we are automating our lives away. We are neither machines nor robots, we are human beings.\nIn order to exist on this earth as the human beings we are, many of us are feeling compelled to relearn how to just be. The definitions for this more meditative form of being feel flimsy at best, void at worst. Perhaps I could say that when I sit I am attempting to reestablish a connection with the essence of my core humanity beneath the layers of mud caked on by modernity?\nI don\u2019t think any one person has the answers to placate our need for understanding, and that\u2019s what I\u2019m hoping we can work on together through this series of blogs. I hope we can bring our minds and hearts to this digital gathering place to share our ideas, discuss and disagree, and try to shake some deeper truths about the nature of self and the importance of mindfulness practice.\nWhat brings you to the cushion? Are you trying to unplug from the world or plug into yourself? Please leave some responses below and let's start to figure this out together!\nGena Bean March 28, 2018 2 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Career guides > Astronomer\nAstronomer jobs\n(Also known as Not known as anything else)\nAn astronomer is an individual trained in the scientific techniques for researching and studying the construction, chronology and theories of the universe. Broadly speaking, work in astronomy breaks down into two areas: observational and theoretical. As the names suggest, these are distinct sub-fields, but there is a certain amount of overlap between the two and there is the capacity to do both kinds of research. It is interesting to note that astronomy is the only science where you cannot perform experiments directly, as the subject matter is sometimes millions of miles away! Observational astronomers can probably be termed as the \u2018at the coalface\u2019 astronomers, as it is they who spend the majority of their time gazing skyward. This may sound like a simplification but that is essentially what they do! Utilising specialist technology and the most advanced telescopes, they look into the heavens to observe astronomic phenomena, search for anything new and to collect and analyse research data to help with the formulation of new theories. Theoretical astronomers on the other hand move a little away from this hands-on approach, though they do still of course use telescopes and other equipment. The task of the theoretical astronomer is, in short, to postulate theories on the development and structure of the universe. This involves creating complex computer models, or building on existing theories, in order to better understand the universe we live in. As well as observatory-based work, however, an astronomer might also regularly attend conferences and meetings based on his or her area of expertise to keep abreast of new developments. Professional astronomers also tend to carve out a specialism for themselves, such as stars or the formation of galaxies, and intensively research that area. Furthermore, a lot of astronomers also work in academia, teaching the next generation of astronomers the theories and techniques they need to learn and conducting research in their faculties too. The work environment varies, depending on what aspect of astronomical work you are carrying out. Some field exercises will involve being out of doors, and observatories are often placed in remote locations to avoid light pollution and other interference. The work is predominantly office-based, however, with those in education having to grade assessments and oversee research students as well as analysing their own data on computers. Although arguably the most famous proponents of astronomy (the doyen Sir Patrick Moore and to some extent the now ubiquitous Brian Cox) do tend to be men, there are both males and females working within astronomy. Hours can fluctuate wildly, with office hours loosely kept. Astronomers have to be flexible, as sometimes weekend and evening work will have to be carried out, as they provide the best conditions for an observation. There is no great physical hardship in the work, apart from possibly enduring long hours of concentration, something which is present in all manner of jobs. There are a number of specialist systems and equipment an astronomer must become adept at using and learn to maintain, including not only the telescopes themselves but also bespoke data analysis and modelling software.\nAs with any position, salaries can vary depending on geography and seniority. A fair guide though would see junior researchers and assistants earning around \u00a320-23,000 per annum, while more experienced astronomers, with a track record and who take on lecturing or academic work, can earn anything up to \u00a360,000 and beyond.\nMaintaining and checking all equipment daily\nUsing radio or optical telescopes or equipment on satellites and possibly spacecraft to make observations of the universe\nRigorously log any activity and collate data into an analysable form.\nAnalyse data to confirm existing theories or to posit alternative theories for testing, or \u2018hypothesising\u2019\nIf working in a university, planetarium or museum, come up with concise and interesting ways to teach astronomy. This might include preparing lectures or presentations\nUndertake travel to speak at and/or attend meetings and conferences\nVisit other observatories to see how other astronomers carry out their work and observe their facilities\nTo work as a professional astronomer you need to have a good academic background. A degree in something like maths, physics, astrophysics or geophysics, (in fact anything physics-based) is ideal. Some universities do offer specific astronomy degrees, and more and more institutions now look to candidates who have gained an advanced masters degree, either an MSci or MPhys. In a lot of positions this will be a prerequisite, as many astronomers are working on doctoral study, and a good, academic research background is very important here. To help with this, the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) maintains a list of degree courses on their site; this address is linked below.\nThese are some of the skills you will need to display or develop in order to become an astronomer:\nA deep interest in science and space\nA methodological approach\nAn aptitude for maths and/or science\nAn analytical mind, for sifting data\nImagination and creativity, in coming up with new theories\nClear communication skills, for the writing of reports and/or presentation of theories\nThe ability to forge productive professional relationships with people around the globe\nAs mentioned above, the working conditions really depend on what institution you are working at as an astronomer. Someone based at an observatory can expect to spend a certain amount of time in the office, as well as time out of doors setting up equipment and going on field trips and the like. Those who work at museums and at universities might find themselves a little more office-based, as this is mainly a teaching role, though of course some research might be involved here too.\nWhile there is no specific experience, an interest in astronomy is of course a prerequisite. Amateur astronomy, brought about by the availability of relatively inexpensive home telescopes, means you can be observing the skies way before you begin to do it professionally or academically. You can move to astronomy from other diverse fields though, with anything maths or science related being the best fits. Some places run work experience schemes for students interested in astronomy, and a list of these is kept on the RAS website.\nAs you might expect, major employers of astronomers are universities, who have observatory facilities for them to use. Astronomy skills are eminently transferable, so working abroad is a possibility especially if you have the necessary language skills. There is also the opportunity to work directly for an independent observatory although, as you might expect, these positions are extremely competitive. The government is also a good avenue of employment for astronomers, working in a department such as the Ministry of Defence or similar. Astronomers are not yoked to a career in astronomy as opportunities such as scientific journalism, satellite research and systems analysis could also suit those with suitable qualifications and experience.\nAstronomy is a highly complex and ever-changing field, and there is never a moment where an astronomer is not learning. Astronomers will be expected to have, or at least be working towards, a PhD. A PhD requires serious intellectual rigour and an astronomer is expected to come up with a thesis that he or she can defend under oral questioning. From the position of research fellow you may stay within the same university and work up to a professorship, or attempt to find roles at any of the institutions mentioned in the \u2018Employers\u2019 section above and work yourself into a senior position there. Experience and expertise count for a lot, and with time comes both.\nDr Matt Jarvis, 36, is a Reader in Astrophysics at the University of Hertfordshire and Adjunct Professor of Astronomy at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa. How long have you been in this particular job? I've been a faculty member at the University of Hertfordshire since January 2007, and since May 2011 this is now a joint position with the University of the Western Cape in South Africa. What did you do before this job? I did my PhD at the University of Oxford and then moved to Leiden in the Netherlands for two years to conduct postdoctoral research. In December 2002 I moved back to Oxford as a postdoctoral researcher before moving to Hertfordshire in January 2007. Did you always want to be an astronomer? Not at all. After my A-levels I did a physics with astrophysics degree at the University of Birmingham, mainly because I thought it sounded more interesting than doing a straight physics course, and as physics was my best subject and one that interested me (mathematics was another option at the time). Did you ever consider doing anything else? Yes, on many occasions and sometimes I still do. After my degree I was offered a position at the Defence Research Agency, as it was known back then. I was very tempted to do this rather than a PhD. If I remember correctly it was in radar imaging and I could have done a PhD in image processing with them. But I punted for a PhD in astrophysics as I thought it might be more interesting. I didn't really think about a long-term career in astrophysics even at this point. I enjoyed the PhD so the natural progression was to a postdoctoral position, but still then I was thinking about doing other things, the main draw being the money! Mathematical and analytical skills are quite handy when trying to earn more money. Was there one event or moment that inspired you to go on and be an astronomer? Not really, but I guess the thing that kept me in it (after the first postdoc position) was proving to myself that I could cut it as an independent researcher. This was the biggest moment I think. Do you have any heroes within astronomy? Not really heroes, can't think of any anyway. I guess I have respect for a fair number of people and try to learn from them - different people are good at different things though, so it still comes back to trying to glean what I think is important from them. What was the research and degree process like? How did you find it? Undergraduate study was hard; I was the first year to do the 4-year MPhys course and they really cranked up the work. I think they reduced it the following year! PhD was also hard, but I don't think anyone thinks that it is easy! It is, however, rewarding, doing research on the cutting edge and finding out things that nobody has done or seen before. Do you have any favourite discoveries you would like to share? I would say that obtaining redshifts for objects is always the exciting part of observational astronomy for me, and this leads to lots of good science. But I think my favourite would have to be the first result from my PhD student's project where we undertook a large survey to try and find rare, but important stages of galaxy formation. Obtaining the spectrum of an object from this survey was both exciting and a relief (for both my PhD student and myself!) What do you do in a typical day as an astronomer? Mainly work in front of a computer as I'm at the stage now that most of my \"research\" involves managing large international consortia on a number of surveys that I lead. I also spend a lot of time supervising PhD students. In term time teaching takes up the bulk of my time. Occasionally I get to do some research myself. This is usually in the summer months! What do you like about the job? The freedom to do what you want. I guess the best way to describe it would be it's like being your own boss without the major financial risk. Obviously as you get to a faculty member at a university then teaching does play a larger role. I also enjoy the teaching but there is a lot of admin which comes with it. Is there anything you dislike about the job? As mentioned above, the amount of admin can be quite onerous at times. I think my other dislikes are to do with the system. It is very hard to have a \"normal\" social life if you have to move job every 2-3 years as a postdoctoral researcher. This was the main reason that I thought about leaving in the past. This is something that needs to be addressed if we are to keep good and sociable people in academia! What advice would you give to someone thinking of doing this job? Go for it. It is very rewarding. But also don't be afraid to look at other options. Not everybody is cut out for research; some very smart people when it comes to exams have difficulty adjusting to a research environment, and vice versa. You don't know until you try. What job(s) do you think you might do after this role, if any? Well the natural progression for me now, would be to become a Professor in the UK and possibly sometime in the future a head of department role. What other tips can you give to help people considering this career? Don't be afraid to ask questions! Most people are quite friendly and open and will try and give the best advice. 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        "raw_content": "Libya\u2019s Slave Trade Is A Human Rights Issue. Here\u2019s Why You Should Care.\nThe crisis is compounded by the influx of smugglers lawlessly operating in Libya.\nAfrican migrants escaping war-torn countries in pursuit of a better life are now being sold in Libyan slave markets, according to a report by CNN.\nThe news comes as a troublesome CNN video report uncovered a group of African male migrants being sold as farm workers in a Tripoli market. Some of the migrants have been sold for as little as $400, CNN reports.\nHuman rights group have responded in outrage in the days following the report, calling on world leaders to intervene in Libya\u2019s affairs. The nation has been without a leader since the 2011 outing of Col. Moammar Gadhafi, who was later killed by NATO forces. On Tuesday, Libyan officials vowed to investigate the matter and urged the African Union to intervene.\nThe crisis is compounded by the influx of smugglers lawlessly operating in Libya. The country is a prime destination for migrants because of its location near the Mediterranean sea, easily accessible to southern Europe. Thousands of people have made the exodus from Nigeria, Eritrea, Guinea, Ivory Coast,, Gambia, Senegal, Sudan and Somalia.\n\u201cI abhor these appalling acts and call upon all competent authorities to investigate these activities without delay and to bring the perpetrators to justice. I have asked the relevant United Nations actors to actively pursue this matter,\u201d UN Secretary-General Ant\u00f3nio Guterres said in statement to Al Jazeera.\nSeveral celebrities have called on the U.S. and the United Nations to stop the human tragedy from continuing.\nMy heart breaks reading about what is going on in Libya right now. Please RT to spread the news. We are not talking about this enough. https://t.co/ajEBdYuwp1\n\u2014 COMMON (@common) November 28, 2017\nThe slave trade in Libya must be stopped. The west used Military force to help the rebels remove Gaddafi. I believe that gives the West the moral obligation to get this country back on a healthy footing. Remove the slave holders by force and help establish a stable leadership\n\u2014 LLCOOLJ. (@llcoolj) November 28, 2017\nSomeone give @bustle an award for this VERY INFORMATIVE article on HOW YOU CAN HELP END THE SLAVE TRADE IN LIBYA & AROUND THE WORLD https://t.co/z2C23LDvO4\n\u2014 Amanda Seales \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde9 (@amandaseales) November 28, 2017\nSo\u2026 I'm wondering if Khadafi was such a horrible dictator why wasn't this happening when HE WAS in power? One has no choice but to conclude his absence made this possible.\ud83e\udd14\nA post shared by TIP (@troubleman31) on Nov 27, 2017 at 7:23pm PST\nSOURCE: CNN, Al Jazeera\nTrump Can\u2019t Catch Undocumented Immigrants So He\u2019s Going After Immigrants Here Legally\n26 Girls Migrating From Nigeria And Niger, Found Dead At Sea\nLibya\u2019s Slave Trade Is A Human Rights Issue. Here\u2019s Why You Should Care. was originally published on hellobeautiful.com",
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        "raw_content": "Home > The Mandel Center for Leadership in the Negev > About the Center > News & Events > Mandel Leadership Program in Wadi al-Khalil Concludes\nMandel Leadership Program in Wadi al-Khalil Concludes\nThe 15 fellows of the Mandel Program for Local Leadership in Wadi al-Khalil reached the end of a meaningful, educational, and demanding two-year journey\n\u200bOn October 24, 2017, a graduation ceremony for the Mandel Program for Local Leadership in Wadi al-Khalil was held in the presence of Professor Jehuda Reinharz, president of the Mandel Foundation; Mr. Moshe Vigdor, director general of the Mandel Foundation\u2013Israel; Mr. Ibrahim al-Hawashla, the head of the Neve Midbar Regional Council; Mr. Yisrael Budick, director of the Southern District at the Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, and Social Services; the directors of the Mandel Foundation\u2013Israel, the members of the program\u2019s steering committee, and the program\u2019s directors and faculty members. Also in attendance were the families of the graduating fellows and graduates of previous leadership programs of the Mandel Center for Leadership in the Negev.\nThe theme of the ceremony was \u201cLeadership as the Basis for Real-World Change,\u201d and the event reaffirmed the importance that the Mandel Center for Leadership in the Negev attaches to active leadership that takes responsibility for leading real-world change and meaningful action. Professor Jehuda Reinharz emphasized the Mandel Foundation\u2019s commitment to the Negev, and spoke about the ways in which the program\u2019s fellows work to promote enterprises and processes of change aimed at improving and advancing the quality of life of Negev residents. Professor Reinharz also related to the importance of translating ideas into practical action, and to the role of Mandel programs in developing leadership identity.\nThe subject of values as the basis for real-world social change was also discussed. Dr. Adi Nir-Sagi, the director of the Center, noted the commitment of the Wadi al-Khalil fellows to analyze, critique, and seek to improve a complex reality \u201cin which social solidarity must be promoted and modern values developed, while also maintaining important and long-standing traditions.\u201d Dr. Nir-Sagi stressed the great role the program plays in strengthening the connection between the communities in the Neve Midbar region, and in developing an influential leadership cadre.\nProfessor Jihad El-Sana, a member of the program\u2019s steering committee and head of the Computer Science Department at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, spoke about the complex challenges facing leaders in general, and the Wadi al-Khalil fellows in particular. He also underlined the courage, commitment, and determination that the graduates will need in order to help build a better civil society.\nThe program directors, Dr. Rotem Bresler-Gonen and Kassim Alsraiha, warmly congratulated the fellows they led over the last two years, and emphasized the uniqueness of the Wadi al-Khalil program, which was made up of grass-roots leaders seeking to take responsibility for their own futures. The directors described the long and meaningful journey taken by the fellows, which included in-depth learning, commitment, and vision, which strengthened and will continue to strengthen their leadership capabilities for the future.\nSpeaking on behalf of the graduates was Yunis Nbare, a founding member of a non-profit organization dedicated to the social and economic development of Israel\u2019s Bedouin community. He spoke with great passion about how the Center served as a warm home for the fellows, in which they underwent conceptual, emotional, and personal change \u2013 a home in which they grew, connected with each other, and changed. He described how the program and the learning process helped him and his colleagues develop their commitment to change and to real-world action. In conclusion, he thanked the president of the Mandel Foundation, Professor Jehuda Reinharz, the management of the Mandel Foundation, the faculty members, their tutors, and the administrative staff of the Mandel Center for Leadership in the Negev.",
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        "raw_content": "R.I.P. Phil Ramone, famed record producer\nRecord producer Phil Ramone has died, after struggling with complications that arose following a surgery in late February. He was 79.\nOver the course of his 50-year career, Ramone worked with everyone from Elton John to Aretha Franklin. He won 15 Grammys, including one lifetime achievement award, and produced and engineered a number of classic records, including Billy Joel\u2019s The Stranger, Paul Simon\u2019s Still Crazy After All These Years, Paul McCartney\u2019s Ram, and Frank Sinatra\u2019s Duets. He also engineered Bob Dylan\u2019s Blood On The Tracks and is credited with recording Marilyn Monroe singing \u201cHappy Birthday To You\u201d to President John F. Kennedy.\nRamone\u2019s breakthrough recording came in 1964, when he engineered Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto\u2019s Getz/Gilberto record, featuring the hit \u201cThe Girl From Ipanema.\u201d It won him his first Grammy and impressed Quincy Jones, whom he worked with on a number of records throughout the \u201860s.\nRamone also enjoyed a prolific career doing music for films, producing both Arlo Guthrie\u2019s theme to Alice\u2019s Restaurant and Harry Nilsson\u2019s \u201cEverybody\u2019s Talking\u201d for Midnight Cowboy. He also worked on the soundtracks for movies like Flashdance, Ghostbusters, and August Rush.\nA founding member of the Music And Engineering Technology Alliance, Ramone was always interested in innovation within his field. In 1976, when he was hired to produce music for Barbra Streisand\u2019s A Star Is Born, Ramone introduced Dolby four-track discrete sound to the film and used the first satellite link for remote recording. His label, A&R Recording, put out the very first album to ever be released commercially on CD, Billy Joel\u2019s 52nd Street, in 1982. Ramone also introduced optical surround sound for movies with the music he produced for Paul Simon\u2019s One Trick Pony.",
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        "raw_content": "UPDATED: Sony to reportedly drop Dr. Luke amid #FreeKesha controversy\nWhen a Manhattan judge ruled last month that pop singer Kesha\u2014whose career has been put on hold by her ongoing legal battle with her former producer, Dr. Luke\u2014could not break her contract with Sony, the internet exploded. And for good reason: Not only did the ruling bind Kesha to recording six more albums with the man she says verbally and sexually abused her for years, it also stated that letting her out of her contract would cause \u201cirreparable harm\u201c to Sony, seemingly prioritizing the company\u2019s bottom line over Kesha\u2019s well-being. But now, according to The Wrap, amid that backlash Sony Music is researching an alternative solution to the problem: Let Dr. Luke out of his contract.\nThe Wrap\u2019s story cites \u201dknowledgeable individuals\u201d at the company who say that Sony \u201ccan\u2019t afford\u201d to keep Dr. Luke on its roster amid bad press and criticism from high-profile musicians\u2014including some, like Kelly Clarkson, who have actually worked with him. But, as seems to be the way of these things, it\u2019s not as simple as ripping up his contract and telling him to get out. Dr. Luke\u2019s contract doesn\u2019t expire until 2017, and he has several (albeit lower-profile) other artists, like rapper Lunchmoney Lewis, signed to his Kemosabe Records imprint at Sony. So any premature exits from the Sony Music building would have to be mutually negotiated, i.e. probably involve a financial settlement of some sort.\nHow Sony will handle the situation\u2014or if it will just continue to sit on its hands for another year\u2014remains to be seen, and neither Sony Music nor Dr. Luke are commenting on the situation. But apparently the tweets are making an impact.\nUPDATE: Dr. Luke\u2019s lawyers have responded to The Wrap\u2019s report, telling EW: \u201cThis is not true. Luke has an excellent relationship with Sony. His representatives are in regular contact with executives at the highest levels at Sony and this has never come up,\u201d presumably over outrageously expensive sushi and champagne.",
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        "raw_content": "Alumni Campus Life Community Spotlight\nStudents, staff, faculty and alumni at Grand Canyon University who are active-duty personnel and military veterans now have access to a Veterans of Foreign Wars post that is community and family oriented.\nBy Karen Fernau\nAmerican Legion Post 43 wants you.\nOr, more accurately, the newly established Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter at Grand Canyon University is recruiting veteran students, staff, faculty and alumni for a revamped post more oriented to community and family.\nTiffany Doree\n\u201cWe are looking for those who want to change the stigma of American Legion as just a place for retired military to get together and drink,\u201d said Tiffany Doree, Post 43 financial officer and a junior nursing major at GCU.\nThe post is only one of two on college campuses nationwide, said Doree, who spent seven years as a cryptologist in the U.S. Navy.\nAlthough GCU\u2019s Post 43 has yet to adopt its goals, the chapter is committed to being more than just a social club. Members will roll up their sleeves and volunteer in the community.\n\u201cThis is what many of us did while we were in the military and now want to do with the post,\u201d she said.\nThe GCU post recently was recommissioned from an inactive chapter that held occasional meetings in nearby homes of its members.\nAccording to the new Post 43 board, the Legion\u2019s four pillars complement University values. The pillars include veterans affairs and rehabilitation, national security, patriotism, and children and youth.\nThe post is open to GCU active-duty personnel and veterans of all branches of the military.\nAnnual registration is $35. To register, contact Doree at the Veteran Affairs Office in Building 18 or tif.doree@gmail.com\n\u201cWe want the post to be for military and their families,\u201d she said. \u201cThe connection we make in the military is something we keep for the rest of our lives.\u201d\nContact Karen Fernau at (602) 639-8344 or karen.fernau@gcu.edu.",
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        "raw_content": "Yoga practice linked to lower stress, better cognitive performance in older adults\nResearchers found that eight weeks of hatha yoga classes moderated stress levels and led to better performance on challenging cognitive tests.\nPhoto by Neha Gothe\nCHAMPAIGN, Ill. \u2014 Older adults who practiced hatha yoga three times a week for eight weeks were better able to manage stress and performed better on cognitive tests than their peers who engaged in a stretching and weight-training program for the same amount of time, researchers report in the journal Biological Psychology.\nU. of I. kinesiology and community health professor Edward McAuley directs the Exercise Psychology Laboratory, where a new study testing the cognitive effects of yoga was conducted.\nStudy participants were 55 to 79 years of age, had no mental or physical disabilities and reported being sedentary for at least six months prior to the study. Roughly half of the 118 participants were assigned to a hatha yoga class; the others engaged in a stretching and toning class.\nThe team also measured levels of cortisol (a chemical marker of stress) in the saliva to gauge participants\u2019 stress before and during cognitive tests, which were conducted at the beginning and end of the eight-week program. The tests challenged their ability to hold information in memory and to multitask.\nHatha yoga is an ancient spiritual practice that involves meditation and focused breathing while moving through a series of stylized postures, said Neha Gothe, who performed the work while a graduate student at the University of Illinois with U. of I. kinesiology and community health professor Edward McAuley.\nA new study from U. of I. postdoctoral researcher Neha Gothe and her colleagues found a link between hatha yoga practice, lower cortisol levels and better performance on cognitive tests. Gothe is now a professor at Wayne State University in Detroit.\n\u201cHatha yoga requires focused effort in moving through the poses, controlling the body and breathing at a steady rate,\u201d Gothe said. \u201cIt is possible that this focus on one\u2019s body, mind and breath generalizes to situations outside of the yoga classes, resulting in an improved ability to sustain attention.\u201d\nThe study is a follow-up to a previous analysis of the same experiments, said Gothe, now a professor at Wayne State University.\n\u201cIn the previous study, we only looked at how the two groups performed on the cognitive tests, and we saw that the yoga group performed better than the control group,\u201d she said. \u201cIn this study, we tried to find out what led the yoga group to perform better. We thought maybe stress could be explaining the effects.\u201d\nOther studies have found that hatha yoga practice can lower cortisol levels in practitioners, Gothe said.\nPrevious studies have shown that yoga can have immediate positive psychological effects by decreasing anxiety, depression and stress.\n\u201cWe were expecting to see something similar in our group,\u201d she said. \u201cBut we didn\u2019t see a significant drop in cortisol in the yoga group at the end of the intervention. They pretty much stayed the same.\u201d\nThe stretching group, however, had significantly higher cortisol levels while performing the cognitive tasks at the end of the intervention.\n\u201cThe changes that we saw in the salivary cortisol in the groups also predicted performance on the cognitive tests,\u201d Gothe said. \u201cThe higher the cortisol, the poorer the performance.\u201d\nThe differences between the groups were not the result of differences in age, gender, social status or other demographic factors, the researchers found.\nParticipants in the yoga group took the same amount of time to perform the cognitive tasks as those in the stretching group, but their answers were 4 to 15 percent more accurate, Gothe said.\n\u201cWe don\u2019t know yet why the yoga participants\u2019 stress responses were lower,\u201d she said. \u201cIt\u2019s possible that \u2013 consciously or unconsciously \u2013 they were doing some deep breathing, relaxation or mindfulness practices that they learned in the yoga sessions, and these helped them better focus on the task and perform better. The control group, on the other hand, showed an increased stress response that appears to have compromised their cognitive performance.\u201d\n\u201cFindings from this trial provide preliminary evidence that nontraditional physical activity interventions, such as yoga, may serve to balance neuroendocrine levels in older adults, thereby preventing or slowing cognitive decline,\u201d McAuley said.\nThe National Institute on Aging at the National Institutes of Health supported this research.\nTo reach Edward McAuley, call 217-333-6487; email emcauley@illinois.edu.\nThe paper \u201cYoga practice improves executive function by attenuating stress levels\u201d is available online and from the U. of I. News Bureau.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / State News / As property tax deadline approaches, thousands scramble\nAs property tax deadline approaches, thousands scramble\nMICHIGAN \u2014 As the final deadline approached today to pay property taxes before foreclosure, thousands of Wayne County homeowners and residents crowded the treasurer\u2019s offices to ask questions, negotiate payment plans and hand over checks and cash.\n\u201cI\u2019ve never come down this late, and I\u2019ll never do it again,\u201d Kim Gibbs, 40, of River Rouge said. She had been waiting with her 8-year-old niece who was visiting from Kentucky for more than three hours and had no idea how much longer the wait would be. \u201cI have to be at work at 3 o\u2019clock. I\u2019ll have to call in to say, \u2018I\u2019m not coming.\u2019 \u201c\nThe deadline to pay Wayne County property taxes \u2014 or enter into a payment plan \u2014 was today, and at 4:30 p.m., the treasure\u2019s office said, it would close the doors.\nStaff planned to stay as late as it took to help people who were in line by the deadline.\nAfter that, they said, properties with delinquent bills for 2013 that were not on a payment plan would be made available for purchase by the state, local and county \u2014 then offered for public auction.\n\u201cPlease, just be patient,\u201d Kim Homan, deputy treasurer of land management said in an announcement to the crowd. \u201cThe treasurer is doing everything he can to make sure people can stay in their homes, and that\u2019s why he extended all the deadlines until today. We\u2019ll call the next set of numbers shortly.\u201d\nForeclosures are down dramatically in Wayne County this year, in part, officials in Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree\u2019s office said, because of door-to-door outreach and other programs designed to help keep residents in their homes.\nThe Treasurer\u2019s Office expects the number of properties headed to auction for not paying taxes to be about 18,000, down from 28,000 last year.\nCrowds at the tax offices this year were especially big.\nThis reason: the extended deadlines \u2014 and legislation that allows for certain payment plans is set to end.\nNearly 29,000 Wayne County residents, more than 22,000 in Detroit, are expected to sign up for some type of assistance related to delinquent 2013 taxes, including 8,400 people who took advantage of interest rate reductions, according to treasury officials.\nTo avoid foreclosures, thousands of property owners clutching folders and portfolios stuffed with papers went to 400 Monroe in Detroit.\nThey waited in line to take the elevator up to the eighth floor. They waited to get a number. They waited again in a large room for their numbers to be called. Then, they waited in lines to go to the fifth floor, where they waited in one more line to pay a cashier.\nBy about noon, the paper numbers had already reached 999, the end of the roll; and a new roll was started.\nMany taxpayers, like Varadee Dunaskis, were frustrated.\n\u201cThis arrangement is insane,\u201d the River Rouge resident said. \u201cI have the check, but I have to go through this zoo.\u201d\nTaxpayers had the option of paying online and by phone, but some, like Dunaskis, said they either didn\u2019t trust or didn\u2019t understand how to use the electronic systems.\n\u201cI\u2019m 70 years old,\u201d she said. \u201cI hate the damn online stuff. It\u2019s prejudice to older people.\u201d\nDorshawn Turner, however, was more understanding.\n\u201cI\u2019m good,\u201d the 25-year-old Detroiter said of her long wait to get on a payment plan, as her two boys, 3 and 1, tried to entertain themselves. \u201cI\u2019m the one who waited until the last minute.\u201d\nBut for some, a payment plan was not enough.\nJewell Spaulding, 27, said she walked for 1\u00bd hours to get to the treasurer\u2019s offices, but could not even afford a first installment on a payment plan. In desperation, she sat on a curb a couple of blocks from the offices, asking strangers as they walked by for money. She hoped to forestall foreclosure on the Detroit home she was living in \u2014 but did not own \u2014 with her 6-year-old son, sister, and her sister\u2019s baby.\nMore than $3,200 is owed in taxes, she said, pulling, as proof, a crinkled letter from her bag. She said she had only met the homeowner once in three years, and was trying to buy the home. But, she added, if the taxes do not get paid, she and her family would be on the street.\nGetting around age factor in job hunt\nOxford man charged with illegal sale of rare 1890s Korean artifact\nIn State of the Union, Obama turns to economy again",
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        "raw_content": "Aquifer recharge by itself isn\u2019t enough to win a water diversion permit in California, says Erik Ekdahl of the State Water Resources Control Board. A more specific benefit is required, and the board is working to ease the process.\nResearchers found that removing a section of old levee on the Cosumnes River Preserve in California appreciably restocked groundwater aquifers. State law requires a specific benefit to come out of such recharge efforts before granting a water diversion permit. Scientists on the project included, from left, Drew Nichols of U.C. Davis; Christina Bradley, U.C. Merced; Carson Jeffres, U.C. Davis; and Marilyn Fogel, U.C. Merced. Photo courtesy UC Merced\nResearchers at the University of California recently highlighted a flaw in state law that may prohibit diverting streamflow to recharge groundwater. The problem is that groundwater recharge by itself is not considered a \u201cbeneficial use\u201d under state law, and meeting that definition is a requirement to obtain a permit to divert water.\nOfficials at the State Water Resources Control Board, which oversees water rights, say the reality is not so clear-cut. In fact, existing rules allow most groundwater recharge projects to obtain a water right. It\u2019s just that they may not be awarded that right for the act of recharge by itself. The applicant would have to specifically target some ancillary benefit of recharge, such as salinity control in an aquifer or reversing land subsidence caused by overpumping groundwater.\nThe U.C. researchers, among other things, recommended that the water board develop new regulations to clarify that those kinds of nonextractive uses of groundwater are, in fact, a beneficial use. But the water board has no plans to do so, asserting that existing rules are adequate.\nTo explain all this further, Water Deeply recently spoke with Erik Ekdahl, a deputy director in the division of water rights at the state board.\nPhoto courtesy California Water Resources Control Board\nWater Deeply: Why isn\u2019t the water board changing the rules to make groundwater recharge a beneficial use?\nErik Ekdahl: Two main reasons. The first is that it leads to trouble and potential \u201ccold storage,\u201d for lack of a better term, related to junior water-right holders and senior water-right holders.\nIf you start making groundwater recharge a beneficial use, what that does is it allows senior water-right holders to start placing vast amounts of water into aquifer storage that downstream junior water-right holders essentially no longer have access to. It really messes up the order of things, including how much people pay for water.\nLet\u2019s say you have a very senior water-right holder and they have a license for maybe 1,000 acre-feet a year. Yet they\u2019re only able to actually use 300 a year, because that\u2019s how much they need for their crops. So they have a right to 700 additional acre-feet, but no place to use it.\nUpon making groundwater recharge a beneficial use, what you basically allow that senior water-right holder to do is put that extra 700 acre-feet into storage. They can lock that up and keep it underground, and they don\u2019t have to do anything with it. Then all the downstream users don\u2019t have access to it. So something a junior water-right holder might have been getting very cheaply, they suddenly might have to pay a couple hundred dollars an acre-foot or more to get. It reduces the amount of water that might be available, and it changes the cost structure.\nWater Deeply: And what\u2019s the second reason?\nEkdahl: The second is that you don\u2019t really need to. I think that\u2019s the more important one.\nThere seems to be the mistaken belief among a lot of water-right users that if you just made groundwater recharge a beneficial use then it would be really easy to get a groundwater storage permit. Yet that\u2019s not really the case. It doesn\u2019t address the things that really fundamentally drive the water-right permitting process \u2013 which are whether or not they have done an environmental review and whether or not there is actually water available, as well as the effects on downstream water users and the environment. We still have to address all of those things. So simply making groundwater recharge a beneficial use doesn\u2019t avoid those issues that take a long time to address.\nThe other element of this is that when you really look at what people want to use groundwater storage for, we already include those as beneficial uses. Typically, it\u2019s because they want to use it for their irrigation or municipal supply later on. That\u2019s already a beneficial use. You don\u2019t need to create a new type of beneficial use to account for that.\nOther issues include what we might call \u201cin situ\u201d beneficial uses, or nonextractive uses. This could include recharging groundwater as a seawater barrier, protection from land subsidence or protecting instream flows. Pollution control could be a beneficial use. Those are all beneficial uses, as well. In fact we have permitted those types of things in the past. The storage itself doesn\u2019t fundamentally affect the aquifer. It\u2019s what use comes out of it after that\u2019s fundamentally important.\nWater Deeply: What about the goal of achieving sustainability in an aquifer, as required by the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act. Is that a beneficial use?\nEkdahl: It could be. I would take a slightly more skeptical view of this idea that we need to recharge an aquifer just to meet that definition in the SGMA. Why are you trying to reach some water level in the aquifer? It\u2019s almost certainly going to be for a number of reasons: That\u2019s the level at which most of your private domestic or municipal wells are at [or] at which subsidence no longer occurs \u2013 or to repel salinity. There are all these other issues that would actually drive the need to raise the aquifer level to some point. And those would all be beneficial uses.\nThe other idea that I think merits a little bit of skepticism is this: If we\u2019re going to raise the level in an aquifer, how realistic is that for most of these SGMA basins? I think that\u2019s a pretty unrealistic goal for many basins. I think what we\u2019re going to see in most SGMA plans is some kind of slow ramp-down to a level that\u2019s lower than what we see today. I think it\u2019s going to be really tough to raise groundwater levels in many of these aquifers without massive, massive changes in pumping rates or water application, or through recharge efforts. The mass balances just don\u2019t work out otherwise.\nWater Deeply: So if the water board has no plans to change the regulations on beneficial use, what is it doing to encourage more groundwater recharge?\nEkdahl: We are working internally to find ways to give better direction to stakeholders and do better outreach. We\u2019ve added information to our website that clarifies examples of in situ uses, and also clarifies that you can use groundwater recharge to mitigate subsidence, support groundwater-dependent ecosystems, protect or enhance groundwater levels. We directly say this on our website now.\nWe\u2019re going to look in the next couple of months to further clarify nonextractive beneficial uses, and how an applicant might go about applying for a permit. The messaging and communication on that is maybe still a little bit unclear on our end. We do want to work on providing more information to applicants. Maybe it\u2019s more FAQs on our website; maybe it\u2019s more outreach events. But we are working toward it.\nWe think we can permit and accommodate almost any kind of reasonable application that comes to us. We do encourage people to give us a call in advance and talk through why they are trying to recharge groundwater. 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        "raw_content": "AAA NewsRoom > Fuel > Gas Prices Likely to Decline in September\nGas Prices Likely to Decline in September\nReduced Driving and Switch to Winter-Blend Gasoline Should Bring Lower Prices\nGasoline demand and prices generally fall in September through the end of the year as people drive less and because refineries can produce less expensive winter-blend gasoline. AAA expects gas prices nationally could decline another 10-20 cents per gallon by the end of October.\n\u201cThe big crunch in summer travel is done and most of us can look forward to lower gas prices during the next few months,\u201d said Avery Ash, AAA spokesman. \u201cIf we can get through September without any major refinery or overseas problems, we should see more gas stations drop below $3.00 per gallon this fall.\u201d\nLast year, U.S. driving declined nearly 10 percent in September compared to August, according to the Federal Highway Administration. The decline in driving during cooler months helps to reduce gasoline demand. In addition, refineries will begin to sell less expensive winter-blend gasoline in many parts of the country on September 15, which should further push prices down.\nRefineries in many regions are required to produce more expensive summer-blend gasoline during warm-weather months to prevent air pollution and smog. As the weather grows cooler, this gasoline blend is no longer required. In the days leading up to September 15, supplies of summer-blend gasoline occasionally can tighten before the deadline, which could lead to very short-term and localized price increases around the middle of the month.\nThe price of gas in September has declined four out of the five previous years for an average of eight cents per gallon. Last year, national average gas prices fell by 19 cents per gallon in September.\nThe Atlantic hurricane season reaches a peak around September 10. Major hurricanes can disrupt oil production, refinery facilities and pipelines, which can lead to significantly higher gas prices. In 2012 for example, Hurricane Isaac struck Louisiana and the brief closure of refineries helped increase the national average price of gas price by 11 cents per gallon over nine days.\nSummer Driving Season Ends as Fourth Most Expensive on Record\nThe national average price of gas over the summer driving season was $3.58 per gallon, which was the fourth most expensive on record and fractions of a cent less than a year ago. The summer driving season runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, and is the busiest time of the year for driving. The summer driving season average for the previous few years was $3.58 (2013), $3.55 (2012), $3.65 (2011), $2.73 (2010), $2.59 (2009) and $3.95 (2008).\n\u201cIt was truly a summer of contrasts with consumers paying the highest seasonal prices in years to begin the summer, but ending with the lowest prices since 2010,\u201d continued Ash. \u201cMany drivers lucked out with it costing significantly less to fill up the car during the busiest part of the summer.\u201d\nGas prices nationally averaged $3.46 per gallon in August, which was the least expensive average for the month since 2010. This average compares to $3.57 (2013), $3.69 (2012) and $3.62 (2011) in recent years. The national average price of gas was $3.60 per gallon in July and $3.67 per gallon in June.\nGas prices in most parts of the country have fallen significantly during the second half of the summer with the national average price of gas down about 25 cents per gallon since June 28. Gas prices unexpectedly increased in June as rebels intensified attacks in Iraq, but prices began to stabilize as the threat to Iraqi oil production diminished.\nDomestic refinery and crude oil production has more than kept pace with high demand this summer, which has helped gas prices decline. In addition, oil prices have fallen despite multiple crises overseas because global production has not been significantly affected and domestic production remains strong. The price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil dropped to $92.88 per barrel to close yesterday. This settlement price was the lowest since January 14 and marked a $10 per barrel decline since early July. Approximately two-thirds of the cost of gasoline can be attributed to the price of crude oil.\nGas Prices Reach Six-Month Low to Begin September\nToday\u2019s national average price of gas is $3.43 per gallon. Consumers this week are paying the lowest average prices since late February. Today\u2019s average is about 16 cents per gallon cheaper than a year ago and the lowest average for this day since 2010. The national average has remained under $3.50 per gallon for 31 consecutive days.\nGas prices this year generally have averaged less than in recent years due to an increase in domestic petroleum production. The national average price of gas through the first eight months of the year is $3.52 per gallon, which is the lowest average through the same period since 2010. Last year the national average through August 31 was $3.57 per gallon.\nThe five states with the highest average prices today include: Hawaii ($4.28), Alaska ($4.02), Washington ($3.88), Oregon ($3.87) and California ($3.84). 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        "raw_content": "[Shenzhen, China, January 28, 2019] January 23-25, 2019, Huawei successfully hosted IEEE P2413 Working Group meeting in Shenzhen. At the meeting, Huawei submitted two types of proposals, describing capabilities that were architected to support video and converged communication, as well as the scenarios and requirements of smart city IoC, smart campus, and smart airport.\nLiu Min, director of Huawei Enterprise BG Industry Solution, said at the opening of the meeting, \"Huawei's vision is to bring the digital world to everyone, every family, every organization, and to build a smart world where everything is connected. Smart cities are becoming more and more popular\uff0c and this is clearly the way of the future. Leveraging innovative technologies such as the Internet of Things and Cloud Computing, the speed of development and adoption will continue to accelerate, and the Smart City industrial value chain will continue to expand exponentially. In the future, Smart Cities will make information more accessible and useful, improve service levels, and create a vibrant standards-based industrial ecosystem. \"\nHuawei believes that video capabilities will be widely used in all areas of Smart Cities. Video will become an indispensable data source. There will be more and more new video services in the future, and video standards are in urgent need of promotion. In response to the underlying support capabilities, video capabilities and converged communication capabilities of smart cities, Huawei has derived the corresponding system architecture by describing the requirements of video and converged communication related scenarios. Participants discussed the video analysis capability proposal in depth, and IEEE P2413 working group made a decision to send a Liaison Statement to Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF) to join forces in development of a standardized northbound interface based on an open protocol.\nAnother type of proposals elaborates on the three scenarios of smart city Intelligent Operation Center (IoC), smart park and smart airport, and then derives the corresponding Platform as a Service (PaaS) data platform requirements. The proposal submitted by Huawei was a base for fruitful discussions at the meeting and the content of the proposal was approved by the participants for the inclusion into the draft. Chairman Logvinov proposed that the next working group meeting should include a one-day Smart City Forum, with the goal of inviting city governments and companies working in this area to discuss the Smart City requirements and architectural needs.\nParticipators of the IEEE P2413 Shenzhen Meeting\nTo accelerate the fusion of technology and commerce we urgently need to grow the ecosystem and engage partners to demonstrate the value of Smart City applications, and the importance of a biodiverse ecosystem in building the unified platform. The first step is to build a basic platform to aggregate data and open up capabilities so that upper-layer applications can use these capabilities to provide industry applications quickly, agilely, and richly. So as to build a cloud-based service platform with an ecological form, truly help corporate customers, partners, and win-win in the process of digital transformation of the industry.\nPrevious: Hargray Acquires New Colocation Facilities To Support Local Business\nNext: Sparkle Expands Its Reach in South America with a New Point of Presence in Colombia",
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        "raw_content": "14th February 2019 14th February 2019 Mark Cantrell\thousing, James Brokenshire, MHCLG, MoD, NHF, Ripon, Yorkshire\nOVER 10,000 new homes are to be built on Ministry of Defence (MoD) land at sites across the country, the Government has said.\nThe deal, announced by communities secretary James Brokenshire MP, was welcomed by the National Housing Federation (NHF), but with a caveat that at least half of the homes be \u201caffordable\u201d.\nIn a partnership between Homes England and the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), surplus land released by the MoD at seven military bases will be used for the new homes. Here in the North, sites will be developed at Claro and Deverell Barracks in Ripon, North Yorkshire.\n\u201cAs we work to make our military bases more modern and efficient, it\u2019s important that former MoD land is used in a way which serves local residents and the economy,\u201d said Tobias Ellwood MP, minister for defence people and veterans.\n\u201cThis new partnership underlines our commitment to helping housebuilding in this country and will provide good value for money to taxpayers.\u201d\nThe deal with the MoD is part of a package announced by the communities secretary today, featuring \u00a3250 million of housing deals to deliver almost 25,000 homes.\nAs part of this, the Government is to invest \u00a3157 million in infrastructure, such as building roads and putting natural green space alongside developments.\n\u201cWe delivered 222,000 homes last year which is the highest number in a decade, but we must keep upping our game,\u201d said Brokenshire. \u201cWe are invoking the spirit of Britain\u2019s post-war push to build as we strive to hit our target of 300,000 new homes a year by the mid-2020s, for the first time since the days of Harold Macmillan.\n\u201cBy investing in infrastructure, freeing up public sector land and offering targeted loans we are making the housing market work. These deals struck today will help us build almost 25,000 more homes \u2013 which is another symbolic step towards our homebuilding targets.\u201d\nMeanwhile, the Government confirmed \u00a3157 million will be invested under the Housing Infrastructure Fund in schemes in Devon and Cumbria.\nFor the latter, the money will pay for a new motorway link road between south Carlisle and the M6, which it is claimed will unlock up to 10,000 new homes at St Cuthbert\u2019s Garden Village.\n\u201cThe Government is right to invest in tackling the housing crisis \u2013 the \u00a3250 million of funding allocated by James Brokenshire today could have a real impact by helping to unlock thousands of new homes across the country,\u201d said Catherine Ryder, the NHF\u2019s head of policy.\n\u201cThe secretary of state is also right to recognise that the housing crisis is a national one and needs action across the country to tackle it. However, it\u2019s important that we recognise how far we still have to go. We need to be building 340,000 homes every year, including 90,000 social homes, to make sure that everyone has somewhere secure and affordable to live. Last year, only around 6,500 social homes were built.\n\u201cWe urgently need to rectify this situation, which means we need major Government investment in affordable homes and mixed communities. Solving the housing crisis will also require major changes to the way that land is bought and sold. Land needs to be made cheaper so that housing associations can afford to buy it to build new social housing.\n\u201cWe are glad to see that the Government is also planning to use surplus MoD land to build new homes, but ministers must use this opportunity to use public land for the public good by ensuring at least half of the homes are affordable.\u201d\n\u2190 Law firm Anthony Collins Solicitors explores its social impact in new report\nInterview: Kate Henderson \u2013 on a vital role for housing \u2192\nLife on the rails: Historic Darlington engine shed transformed into new homes\nCoastal get together becomes Beyond Housing after October merger\n2nd August 2018 Mark Cantrell 0",
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        "raw_content": "News & MediaDr. Olisa Agbakoba\u2019s Letter to the PDP and APC Party Chairmen on Setting a National Order\nPlease find below a copy of the letter sent to each of the party chairman of the PDP and APC political parties on the above subject. ************************************************************************************* January 8, 2015 Dear Distinguished Party Chairman, SETTING A NATIONAL ORDER FOR NIGERIA INTRODUCTION The 2015 Elections will be critical to the future of Nigeria as a Nation [\u2026]\nNews & MediaThe Legal Business Summit\nSee photos of the event, which took place on the 20th of November, 2014 at the Civic Centre Lagos.\nNews & MediaThe unveiling of the Policy Dialogue series\nThe unveiling of the Policy Dialogue series took place on the 4th of December, 2014\nNews & MediaThere Is Massive Untapped Revenue In Our Maritime Sector Estimated At N7 trillion Per Annum\nMrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Minister for Finance & Coordinating Minister of the Economy Federal Ministry of Finance Abuja Honourable Minister, GENERATION OF REVENUE FROM NON-OIL SECTOR OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY Your welcome statement that Nigerians should henceforth view the country as a non-oil producing nation and explore other sources of revenue as a result of the [\u2026]\nNews & MediaUncategorizedOlisa Agbakoba Legal Set tone for 2015 Policy Dialogue\nThe Law firm of Olisa Agbakoba & Associates, now Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL), recently unveiled its plan to initiate a series of policy dialogues in 2015. The platform aimed at maximizing Nigeria\u2019s economic assets towards growth and development amongst other related issues, will bring together business operators, regulators, entrepreneurs, lawyers, government heads to discuss and [\u2026]\nUncategorizedCourt Cancels Disparity in Federal Colleges\u2019 Admission Requirements\nA Federal High Court in Lagos has entered judgement in favour of an application by a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, seeking uniform admission requirements into Federal Government Colleges, otherwise called unity schools. Agbakoba had sued the Minister of Education, Mr. Ibrahim Shekarau, over the disparity in the admission requirements for students seeking [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "Operation: Opportunity Helps Reconnect Service Member with Family\nAugust 29, 2013 at 1:49 PM ET by Col. Rich Morales\nOperation: Opportunity turns Army Sergeant First Class Russell Zink\u2019s post-deployment vacation into a family reunion.\nEarlier this month, Hilton Worldwide announced Operation: Opportunity, an initiative aimed at supporting our nation\u2019s military service members, families, and veterans. This new multifaceted program aligns with Joining Forces\u2019 goal of giving service members and their families the opportunities and support they have earned. Last month they aimed high by making a pledge to hire 10,000 veterans in the next five years \u2013 and this week, they are once again giving back to those who serve.\nSergeant First Class Russell Zink, a soldier returning from Afghanistan, expected to enjoy a bit of post-deployment R&R with his wife and two children in Atlanta, GA. He received that and more when, on August 23rd, he arrived in Atlanta to find more than twenty of his extended family waiting for him. Homewood Suites by Hilton had arranged an all-expenses paid reunion for his family members, some of whom Sergeant Zink had not seen in over ten years.\nWith assistance from the National Military Family Association and Joining Forces, Homewood Suites created the Zink family reunion, which is slated to be the first in a series of post-deployment, military family reunions. Christian Kuhn, vice president of marketing, Homewood Suites by Hilton, remarked on the purpose of their new military-focused initiative: \u201cKnowing the heavy burdens endured by our nation\u2019s military families, our goal is simple \u2013 to say thank you and help the more than 25 million Americans that have served unlock the benefits of family travel, reconnect and strengthen bonds with loved ones through memorable, yet affordable vacations.\u201d He added that an additional goal of the program is to spark similar programs across the hospitality and travel industry.\nColonel Morales is the Executive Director for Joining Forces",
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        "raw_content": "Health, Innovation and the Promise of VAWA 2013 in Indian Country\nSeptember 6, 2013 at 6:30 PM ET by Valerie Jarrett and Tony West\nBecause of the successful 2013 Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, which President Obama signed into law on March 7, 2013, tribal courts and law enforcement will soon be able to exercise the sovereign power to investigate, prosecute, convict, and sentence those who commit acts of domestic violence or dating violence or violate certain protection orders in Indian country, regardless of the defendant\u2019s Indian or non-Indian status.\nSenior Advisor Valerie Jarrett speaks to Tulalip Court leaders about the implementation of VAWA 2013 in Indian Country. September 5, 2013. (by Charlie Galbraith, Associate Director of Intergovernmental Affairs)\nYesterday morning, we made our way north from Seattle, past gorgeous waterways, and lush greenery to visit with the Tulalip tribes of western Washington, where we were greeted by Tribal Chairman Mel Sheldon, Vice Chairwoman Deb Parker, and Chief Judge Theresa Pouley. We saw first-hand, a tribal court system which serves to both honor the traditions of its people and to foster a renewed era of tribal self-determination.\nThe Tulalip Tribes of Washington, like many American Indian tribes, have built a tribal court system that serves the civil needs of their community, holds criminals accountable, and protects the rights of victims and the accused in criminal cases. By engaging the entire spectrum of stakeholders, including judges, the police, public defenders, tribal attorneys, as well as tribal elders, and even offenders in many cases\u2013 the system they have put in place is producing impressive results with a unique focus on innovative, restorative, and communal solutions.\nBecause of the successful 2013 Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, which President Obama signed into law on March 7, 2013, tribal courts and law enforcement will soon be able to exercise the sovereign power to investigate, prosecute, convict, and sentence those who commit acts of domestic violence or dating violence or violate certain protection orders in Indian country, regardless of the defendant\u2019s Indian or non-Indian status. The tribal provisions of this landmark legislation were originally proposed by the Department of Justice in 2011 to address alarming rates of violence against native women. We believe today, as we did then, that this is not only constitutionally sound law, but it is also a moral prerogative and an essential tool to ensure that non-Indian men who assault Indian women are held accountable for their crimes.\nThe 2013 VAWA reauthorization might never have happened without the relentless efforts of native women advocates like Tulalip Tribal Vice Chairwoman Deborah Parker, whose personal courage and dedication to this cause helped carry the day. The Tulalip Tribe was but one example that helped demonstrate to Congress and many others that there are tribal courts prepared to exercise this important authority that was swept away by the Supreme Court\u2019s 1978 Oliphant ruling.\nThis new law generally takes effect on March 7, 2015, but also authorizes a voluntary pilot project to allow certain tribes to begin exercising this authority sooner.\nAfter a visit to the Tribal Courthouse, we then visited the Tulalip Legacy of Healing Safe House, a domestic violence shelter housed in facilities renovated with federal Recovery Act funds, to provide victims a safe place, and the chance they need to start fresh and rebuild.\nAnd finally, it wouldn\u2019t have been an authentic trip to Tulalip lands and the Pacific Northwest without a traditional salmon luncheon. We joined around 50 tribal members at the Hibulb Cultural Center to learn more about the ancient tribal traditions of the Tulalip people, and of course, to enjoy the region\u2019s most time-honored and delicious delicacy.\nWe were reminded this week of how much progress is being made by tribal justice systems across the country. These efforts are being led by courageous native people like the Tulalip who are dedicated to making the promise of the VAWA 2013 Reauthorization into a reality for generations of Native American women.\nValerie Jarrett is the Senior Advisor to the President and Tony West is the U.S. Associate Attorney General",
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        "raw_content": "Statements of Support for the U.S-Colombia Trade Agreement\nBelow please see statements of support for the U.S.-Colombia Trade Agreement from the business community and advocacy groups.\nUS-Colombia Business Partnership\n\u201cThe member companies of the US-Colombia Business Partnership strongly support the US-Colombia Free Trade Agreement and call for its prompt consideration and passage\u2026 The USCBP believes increased trade via the US-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) furthers economic stability and lessens the dependence and temptation of illicit trade. The US-Colombia FTA will strengthen democratic institutions in Colombia that are under threat by violent actors in Colombian society \u2013 guerrillas, self-defense forces and narco-traffickers competing for billions in illegal drug profits, targeting institutions, infrastructure, union members, and civilians in their deadly crossfire. Legitimate trade brings more legitimate jobs and opportunity.\u201d\n\u201cThis agreement is essential to job creation and our global competitiveness. Manufacturers appreciate President Obama\u2019s and U.S. Trade Representative Kirk\u2019s efforts to work with the Colombian government to reach mutual agreement on labor issues so that the U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement can be sent to Congress. We urge the Administration to move quickly so manufacturers and the U.S. economy can reap the benefits as soon as possible\u2026 We cannot continue to stand on the sidelines and lose market share and our competitive advantage\u2026 Exports are driving the economic recovery, and the Colombia agreement is critical to meeting the President\u2019s goal of doubling exports by 2014. U.S. manufacturers face an average tariff of 14 percent in Colombia. This agreement will bring that tariff to zero, reducing the major trade barrier for this growing new market.\u201d\nCoalition of Service Industries\n\u201cThe Coalition of Service Industries (CSI) applauded the framework announced today between Colombia and the United States, which will allow a long-pending free trade agreement between the two countries to move forward\u2026We look forward to working with the Administration and the Congress to secure the prompt approval of this agreement, as well as the pending FTAs with Korea and Panama\u2026The Colombia FTA eliminates barriers to trade and investment in many services in which U.S. companies are extremely competitive\u2026 The agreement promotes U.S. economic and commercial goals; it supports our human and labor rights objectives; and it advances U.S. geostrategic interests in the region. For these reasons, we believe it unquestionably merits Congressional approval.\"\n\"Lowering trade barriers is vital to the American retail sector- an industry that employs more than 12.45 million U.S. workers. Retailers applaud the Obama administration for striking this deal and ensuring that U.S. job creators and American families have access to the considerable benefits of free trade. RILA encourages Congress and the Administration to act expeditiously to approve all three pending free trade agreements and to reaffirm bipartisan support for free trade\u2026 Tearing down trade barriers will create thousands of new jobs as American businesses compete to buy and sell goods and services to customers around the world.\u201d\n\u201cCisco applauds both governments for agreeing on a path forward and is pleased that the U.S. Congress will soon consider implementing legislation for the U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Cisco strongly supports passage of the FTA, whose implementation will provide meaningful commercial benefits\u2026.As a member of the Latin America Trade Coalition and of the U.S.-Korea FTA Business Coalition, Cisco joins our colleagues in the high-technology industry and broader business community to support swift Congressional passage and implementation of the pending FTAs.\u201d\n\u201cToday\u2019s announcement that the United States and Colombia have reached an agreement on outstanding issues in their trade pact clears the way to move all pending FTAs forward. The Administration and Congress now need to agree on a plan to pass the Colombia, South Korea and Panama FTAs as soon as possible\u2026 American companies and workers need trade agreements that promote fairness and allow the United States to compete successfully in world markets. Pending FTAs with South Korea, Colombia and Panama will ensure these countries are held to their promises to open their markets to American goods and services. These agreements will add to the more than 38 million jobs that depend on trade.\u201d\n\"Not only is Colombia one of Caterpillar's ten largest U.S. export markets by country, but it is also one of America's closest allies. The U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement will promote U.S. exports and support American jobs. The agreement is also a validation that Colombia is a good place to conduct business. Perhaps more importantly, it will bolster understanding and improve living standards of citizens in both countries\u2026 Previous trade agreements have proven a powerful engine of growth. This has been especially true in Latin America\u2026 Since FTAs went into effect, Caterpillar exports have dramatically increased. Last year, exports to Mexico were up five-fold, three-fold to Chile, and by more than 60 percent to Peru.\u201d\n\u201cThe trade agreement will create new opportunities for American farmers and ranchers in the Colombian market. U.S. soybean farmers will also have the opportunity to regain some of the market share previously lost to competitors in South America. As a result of delays in approving the pending FTA, the U.S. has lost market share to competitors in Colombia\u2026ASA is also urging approval of the pending FTAs with South Korea and Panama that would significantly improve access to foreign markets for U.S. soy and livestock products, these three trade agreements combined represent almost $3 billion of additional agricultural exports to these trading partners.\"\n\u201cOn behalf of GMA and its member companies, I commend the efforts of both President Obama and Colombian President Santos in striking this accord, which is a significant breakthrough in moving toward the ultimate goal, ratification by Congress of the U.S. - Colombia Free Trade Agreement. With some of the highest tariff rates in South America, to date Colombia has been a relatively small market for U.S. exports. However, with 45 million consumers, including a significant middle class, ratification of the Colombian FTA would result in a significant increase in US exports of food, beverages and consumer products.\u201d\n\u201cThe U.S.-Colombia trade agreement is a critical trade pact for U.S. workers and companies. It will immediately eliminate Colombian duties on more than 80% of U.S. exports\u2026 We urge swift action to send the Colombia, Panama and Korea trade agreements to Congress for approval. These agreements are job creating for our small businesses and will help us remain competitive against other nations such as Canada and the EU which also have trade agreements pending with these countries\u2026 Colombia\u2019s economy is the third largest in Central and South America. This trade agreement will eliminate tariffs and other barriers to U.S. exports, promote economic growth, and expand trade between the US and Colombia.\u201d\nCorn Refiners Association (CRA)\n\u201cThe benefits of this trade agreement with Colombia to our industry\u2019s workers and to the U.S. economy are clear\u2026 We urge Congress to act quickly to approve the agreement once it is finalized. Tariffs on corn gluten feed and meal, corn starch, and dextrose will be reduced to zero when the United States-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement becomes effective. Duties on other corn products, including corn oil, corn sweeteners, and corn starch, will be phased out over the life of the Agreement. U.S. exports of refined.\u201d\n\u201cFor Dow, the agreement is a significant step forward, as it removes tariffs and barriers to key American exports and supports growth in the Colombian domestic market\u2026The agreement will remove 90% of current tariffs assessed to Dow's more than $200 million in American manufactured goods exported to Colombia. Removal of these tariffs levels the playing field, sustaining American manufacturing by ensuring free and fair market access to Colombia's vital and growing domestic economy. Dow has operated in Colombia for 51 years with an excellent safety and productivity performance. The Company\u2019s solid community programs have benefited thousands of people in key development areas such as education and entrepreneurship.\u201d\n\"We are very much encouraged by the prospect that the agreement with Colombia will clear the way for swift Congressional approval of all three pending agreements with Colombia, Korea and Panama. We must pursue an ambitious trade agenda to reduce market access barriers around the world for American tech products and services so our industry can continue to grow and create jobs and economic benefits here at home. These three agreements represent big steps forward that will spur growth in the American economy and increase U.S. competitiveness.\"\n\u201cExpanding trade with Colombia will give U.S. tech companies a competitive edge in that region while strengthening free markets, enhancing stability, and fostering democracy\u2026 As a result of this Agreement, Colombia will eliminate tariff and non-tariff barriers to a number of tech products and strengthen intellectual property and investor protections. All of these aspects are vital to our members, large and small, who generate over 60 percent of their revenue from foreign markets\u2026 U.S. high-tech exports to Colombia grew by 22 percent between 2009 and 2010, reaching $1.87 billion, according to a recent TechAmerica Foundation report. Since 2004, U.S. high-tech exports to Colombia have grown 125 percent, creating a high-tech trade surplus of nearly $1.84 billion.\u201d\n\u201cThis free trade agreement will result in measureable benefits for the U.S. distilled spirits industry\u2026 This agreement provides important protections for Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey, which account for the vast majority of U.S. spirits exports worldwide... These safeguards will benefit both producers and consumers by ensuring that only genuine Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey produced in the United States, in accordance with U.S. laws and regulations, will be available in the Colombian market.\u201d\n\u201cThe Emergency Committee for American Trade applauds the efforts of both the U.S. and Colombian governments\u2026ECAT is also heartened by Administration statements that Panama is in the final stages of implementing a series of actions that the Administration has asked it to undertake before submitting that agreement to Congress\u2026 Both the Colombia and Panama trade agreements will open these markets to U.S. goods and services, while also setting into place strong rules, including ones for the protection of investment and intellectual property rights for many sectors, and for the promotion of transparency and non-discrimination\u2026 Quick Congressional approval of these agreements is vital to reverse the loss of market share that has occurred for U.S. farm products since other countries have implemented their agreements with Colombia.\u201d\nThe National Foreign Trade Council\n\u201cColombia has long been a vitally important strategic ally in the region and a key export market for U.S. companies and agricultural producers. 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        "raw_content": "Many women suffer with thyroid imbalances that go unrecognized by the traditional medical system; leaving them tired and overweight with a significant decrease in mental clarity. The patients I see with thyroid disorders are currently asking for more detailed information about this hormonal condition, and I thought it would be beneficial for me to update and write about thyroid imbalances and how, over the past two decades, I have provided treatment with overwhelming success.\nThe thyroid gland is situated at the base of the neck above the sternal notch. It has a powerful purpose in the body, regulating metabolism and well-being. A healthy thyroid provides energy, mental clarity, and mental health; as well as functional regulation of many body systems. When the thyroid becomes sluggish, all of these functions are compromised. It is not necessary to have a diagnosis of thyroid disease for it to not function optimally. Thyroid hormone imbalance is common in midlife women as their hormones begin to shift. In this article, I will focus on the imbalances of thyroid hormones in women.\nThe production of thyroid hormone is regulated by the pituitary gland that sits in the center of the brain. The pituitary produces a variety of \u2018stimulating\u2019 hormones that stimulate all of the endocrine glands to produce their respective hormones. The pituitary secretes Thyroid Stimulating Hormone, or TSH, to stimulate the thyroid gland to produce thyroid hormones. As thyroid hormone levels decline, the TSH level increases. That increase stimulates the thyroid gland to produce more thyroid hormone. The lower the thyroid hormone level, the higher the level of TSH; the higher the thyroid hormone level, the lower the level of TSH. This is a negative feedback loop which, under normal conditions, maintains thyroid balance. All hormones in the body are regulated in this manner through a negative feedback loop with the stimulating hormones.\nA normal range for TSH (measured in the blood) listed by the laboratory is between 0.5 and 4.00. As you can see, this range is fairly wide. A level of 4.0 is eight times greater than 0.5. If a woman had a TSH level of 1 which over time increased to 4, this means her thyroid hormone production decreased eightfold necessitating an increase in TSH. Most women feel poorly when thyroid levels drop and will complain of symptoms as described above, but since their TSH is within the \u2018normal\u2019 range, their complaints are usually disregarded by physicians. A rising TSH level means the thyroid is becoming less efficient. This is called thyroid insufficiency or thyroid resistance.\nTSH stimulates the thyroid to produce thyroxine or T4. Thyroxine has 4 iodine molecules. It is converted to T3 (triiodothyronine) through a complex process of de-iodination where 1 iodine molecule is removed from T4. A large percentage of both T4 and T3 exist bound to a protein, and a small percentage exists unbound or free. The free hormones are the active hormones which perform the functions on which the body relies. Free T3 regulates metabolism including fat metabolism, keeps the heart rate from slowing down or speeding up, maintains healthy skin, endurance, energy, regulates the sleep cycle, physical and mental well-being. The process of de-iodination of T4 is facilitated by progesterone, DHEA, several micronutrients, vitamins, and minerals like Selenium and Magnesium. A healthy and clean diet rich in iodine, as well as estrogen and progesterone balance, is needed for proper thyroid function.\nWhy has thyroid imbalance reached unprecedented levels in our society?\nIn the Great Lakes area, the soil and water are deficient in iodine. In addition, people nowadays eat genetically modified and processed foods, and sea salt (which lacks iodine); further lowering their body\u2019s iodine levels. Iodine is needed to create thyroid hormones. If iodine is low, the thyroid hormone production will be reduced, creating insufficiency or even a hypothyroid state.\nFurthermore, when women\u2019s hormones become imbalanced during peri-menopause in midlife, and progesterone levels begin to fall, the conversion of T4 to T3 is compromised. In many women, DHEA levels also drop as the adrenals become stressed. Stress hormones alone can affect thyroid hormone function, diverting the production of free T3 into reverse T3. Many women begin to feel sluggish, with thickening of their waists, muscle aches, and mental fog when this process occurs. This should prompt physicians to check a complete thyroid panel consisting of TSH, free T4, and free T3. Doing so provides a more complete picture of a woman\u2019s thyroid status. The majority of doctors only check the TSH and a \u2018reflex T4\u2019 which only runs a free T4 level if/when the TSH is out of the normal range. If the thyroid panel is checked and the free T3 and T4 are in the mid-range with the TSH between 1 and 2, the cause of symptoms lies elsewhere.\nIn both my personal and professional experience, a rise in the TSH above 2.2 with a drop in the free T4 or free T3 to low normal levels should signal physicians to consider thyroid support or replacement. If a woman is feeling more tired than usual, having difficulty losing weight, losing hair, experiencing a depressed mood or having sleep disturbances, she may need her diet cleaned up with the addition of iodine rich foods, or supplemental iodine. DHEA levels may need to be checked and dietary changes may be needed to provide her body with the micro and macro nutrients that support the thyroid, restoring its efficiency. If a woman\u2019s female hormones reflect estrogen dominance (low progesterone), this may be contributing to her thyroid insufficiency. As progesterone levels drop, the conversion of T4 to T3 is negatively impacted. Some women may require T3 replacement, if this is the case. Conventional T3 replacement is either the brand Cytomel or generic liothyronine. Conventional T4 is brand Synthroid or generic levothyroxine. If free T4 levels are low, she would need T4 replaced, if just free T3 is low, she may need T3 replaced (if other attempts to support the conversion are unsuccessful), and if both are low, she may need both replaced. For many, merely balancing the progesterone level with bio-identical progesterone may bring balance to the thyroid and restore the conversion of T4 to T3. This would result in a normalization of the TSH to below 2.2 and the restoration of well-being.\nSome women I see are prescribed Armour thyroid or Nature-Throid (porcine hormones) by their \u2018holistic\u2019 practitioners. Many prescribe it to help women lose weight. Many also prescribe high doses of Armour to treat symptoms of fatigue without checking blood levels of thyroid hormones. Many women are over medicated with this practice. It is very dangerous for anyone to be on hormones (natural or synthetic) without proper monitoring. Armour and Nature-Throid are porcine hormones, not bio-identical to the human body and furthermore, the pigs these hormones are harvested from are fed GMO corn and raised in factory farms under inhumane conditions. They have high levels of stress hormones in their bodies which impacts thyroid function. I only prescribe these hormones on rare occasions when women are either allergic or intolerant of conventional thyroid hormones. It\u2019s also important that there be close monitoring of their thyroid blood panel every 4 to 6 months once normal levels have been reached. Armour thyroid and Nature-Throid stimulate T3 production at the cost of T4, and over time may suppress T4 creating an imbalance in the thyroid panel. It is common to experience numerous side effects with these hormones, and in many cases, atrial fibrillation, heart failure, diarrhea, and insomnia. They need to be used with caution and regular, careful, blood-level monitoring.\nAs we can surmise, a healthy thyroid gland is critical to our well-being. Its function is complex and relies on a healthy diet, hormone balance, and healthy adrenal glands. Keeping the thyroid balanced is both an art and a science, and requires a physician to consider all of the factors and interrelationships between diet, lifestyle, and other hormones that collaborate with it to help the gland function efficiently.\nSo far, both traditional and holistic medicines have not succeeded in balancing thyroid hormones in the majority of midlife women. As Integrative Medicine engages scientific method, and considers the larger context that impacts thyroid function, this approach may be the answer to healing thyroid insufficiency and resistance more successfully than conventional or holistic methods alone.\n\u00a9Oct 2015, May 2017 Kalpana (Rose) M. Kumar M.D., CEO and Medical Director, The Ommani Center for Integrative Medicine, Pewaukee, WI. 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        "raw_content": "Sales Tax Exemption for Wind Energy Business Designated High Impact Business (Illinois)\nSales Tax Exemption for Wind Energy Business Designated High Impact Business\n100% exemption of Retailers' Occupation Tax for building materials incorporated into the facility\nWind facility must have a nameplate capacity of at least 0.5 MW\nBuilding materials must be physically incorporated into the building in order to qualify for exemption\nhttp://www.illinois.gov/dceo/ExpandRelocate/Incentives/taxassistance/Pages/HIB.aspx\nA business establishing a new wind power facility in Illinois that will not be located in an Enterprise Zone* may be eligible for designation as a \"High Impact Business.\" After receiving the designation, the facility is entitled to a full exemption of the state sales tax (6.25%) and any additional local state sales taxes for building materials incorporated into the facility. The project must involve a minimum of a $12 million investment creating 500 full-time jobs or an investment of $30 million causing the retention of 1,500 full-time jobs.\nA wind power facility must be new (or an expansion of an existing facility) and placed in service on or after July 1, 2009. It must generate electricity using wind turbines 500 kW or greater. The associated transmission lines, substations and related equipment are included in the definition of a wind power facility.\nA wind power facility must apply to the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) for designation as Wind Energy Business within the High Impact Business Program. Applications are accepted throughout the year; once an application is received, DCEO will respond within 30 days. Required application information is available in the administrative code (14 Ill. Adm. Code, Part 520.603). Once designation is granted, the business will be eligible for the sales tax benefits. As a condition of designation (and to receive the tax benefits), a Wind Energy Business will be required to comply with the Prevailing Wage Act for construction labor.\n*Locating within an Enterprise Zone offers businesses a different package of incentives and makes them ineligible for designation as a High Impact Business.\nInformation - High Impact Business\nBureau of Business Development\nhttp://www.commerce.state.il.us/dceo\n\u00a7 20 ILCS 655/5.5\n14 Ill. Adm. Code, Part 520\nRetrieved from \"https://openei.org/w/index.php?title=Sales_Tax_Exemption_for_Wind_Energy_Business_Designated_High_Impact_Business_(Illinois)&oldid=810424\"",
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        "raw_content": "Do you remember the phrase, \u201cThat\u2019s the person who, literally, wrote the book on it\u201d? It used to really mean something. And with good reason. If you went through all the trouble of actually penning a real live manuscript and then it, and you, survived the publishing process, you pretty much had to know what you were talking about.\nAnd it instantly leveled up your credibility by a huge degree.\nI have a few books in me that I hope to get out one day soon. But why wait? If I were so inclined, I could hire a ghostwriter and have them do the writing, then hire a specialist to format it and make it available on Amazon with my name on it. And I could be an author without ever having touched a keyboard or wading through the sometimes tedious process of online publishing. And then I could introduce myself as the foremost expert on, say, elephant training, even though the closest I\u2019ve come to an elephant was from the audience at a circus. I mean, hey, I wrote the book on it so trust me.\n\u201cI Wrote the Book On It\u201d Means Diddly Squat\nYou know what\u2019s hard to fake? Genuine knowledge and the competency to explain it to those who are seeking to understand what you know. And if you\u2019re a consultant, teacher, trainer, or generally someone who is in the business of selling knowledge or insight, you couldn\u2019t find a vehicle better than an eLearning course to prove your command of the subject matter.\nMoreover, if you\u2019re anything like the clients we work with here at Opus, you expect to be paid a living wage for dispensing your knowledge (how dare you???).\neLearning Course Ubiquity\nYou only have so many hours in a day, so many days, weeks, years, etc. You can only be so many places at once. But your eLearning course can be everywhere on the interwebs at the same time. And it can work for peanuts. That is to say, your in-person programs are likely to be too expensive for people who have never heard of you to attend. YOU know the value in them, but THEY don\u2019t.\nBy pricing your eLearning course nice and low (whatever that means to you, it\u2019s all relative), you\u2019ve just lowered the bar to adoption. And if it\u2019s safe to assume you\u2019ve packed that course with real and perceptible value, they\u2019ll be chomping at the bit for more. And now that they have a sense of the value, it\u2019ll be a lot easier to convince them to come to Fiji with you and fork over the big bucks for more teaching.",
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        "raw_content": "Senators Question IRS Nominee\u2019s Experience\nThe nominee is a tax attorney with business ties to the president\nPresident Donald Trump\u2019s nominee to head the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Beverly Hills tax attorney Charles Rettig, was questioned at length today by the Senate Finance Committee about his background and how he would lead a huge, service-focused agency facing challenges on several fronts.\nSenate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-UT) said at the outset of the hearing that the IRS is \u201cat a critical juncture,\u201d with an aging workforce and outdated infrastructure and technology to adequately service the needs of America\u2019s taxpayers. The agency must also continue to implement the new tax law and is struggling to keep pace with the demand for regulations and guidance on how individuals, businesses and tax-exempt organizations can ensure they are complying with the tax changes.\n\u201cThe challenges I have enumerated are greater than any one commissioner,\u201d Hatch said. \u201cBut the commissioner will set the tone of the workforce and will be charged with working alongside Congress to thoroughly and fairly implement and enforce our new tax laws.\u201d\nSenate Finance Democrats pressed Rettig on whether he would maintain independence from the Trump White House, which they said often seems to press for tax changes for political reasons. In response, Rettig answered that he would be \u201cstaunchly independent\u201d as IRS commissioner.\nSen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), ranking member on Senate Finance, also questioned Rettig\u2019s management experience. If confirmed, he would go from heading up his own private practice to managing a huge bureaucracy with more than 75,000 employees.\n\u201cRunning the IRS is a difficult job that involves managing tens of thousands of employees,\u201d Wyden said. \u201cMr. Rettig has decades of experience in tax matters, but his lack of management experience is a concern.\u201d\nRettig would serve a seven-year term if confirmed by the Senate. He would replace David Kautter, who has been acting commissioner since John Koskinen left at the end of his term in November. Other questions about Rettig's personal investments may be discussed.",
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        "raw_content": "Posts from America (5) \u2013 The road ahead\nVegas ate my money last night. I thought I\u2019d worked out a \u2018guaranteed to win\u2019 strategy on the Black Jack tables. Guess what, I hadn\u2019t. But to be honest I didn\u2019t really mind. I still feel I won. The US made an historic choice yesterday and I played a small part in my part of Nevada in making it happen. I\u2019ve been involved in several political campaigns in the UK and for me, there\u2019s nothing quite like winning an election.\nAhead of arriving in Nevada I\u2019d wondered what kind of reception I might get. Would people be puzzled about why someone would want to come from Europe to get involved in the US election? Would they think I was meddling in something that didn\u2019t concern me? Would they politely, or not so politely, tell me to go home? I didn\u2019t need to worry, everyone I met and talked to, Democrat, Republican or non-aligned welcomed my involvement. The people I worked with were bowled over that four \u2018guys from London\u2019 (I didn\u2019t confuse them with the fact that I actually live in Belgium) had been inspired to come and lend a hand. Every time we opened our mouths someone would ask where we\u2019d come from and why we\u2019d chosen to campaign. At last night\u2019s victory party in the Rio Hotel we were treated like celebrities who everyone wanted to be photographed with. I was swept away by the distinctly US enthusiasm for the new president and enjoyed every minute of it. For the record Obama Girl didn\u2019t make it\u2026 I\u2019m guessing she was getting her head around her new brief.\nObama Girl getting ready for her new role\nToday I left Vegas and returned to California. I was given a ride by volunteers who decided just over 48 hours ago that they needed to be where the action was and head to Vegas to lend a hand. The conversation in the car as we drove back through the dessert was mainly focused on the future and on what \u2018change\u2019 will mean in reality. I was interested to hear what they think the new president will bring. Expectations are clearly high and President-elect Obama has a lot of people to keep happy. \u2018Yes We Can\u2019 served him well during the campaign, but it was a slogan into which each person inserted their own dreams. Keeping together the coalition he has built will be a challenge and he may well disappoint along the way, but I wonder how different the US and possibly the world will be at the end of his first term in 2012.\nNovember 6, 2008 at 10:37 am fhtimbo\tLeave a comment\nPosts from America (4) \u2013 Judgement day\nWe\u2019ve been on the streets of the voting precincts of Centennial Hills in NW Vegas since 6am. It\u2019s an area, like all of Vegas, which is carved out of the dessert. To me it feels a bit like human beings will only be here temporarily. I write this because, coming from a temperate climate where we\u2019re used to lots of water, lots of trees and a fair amount of wildlife I just can\u2019t fathom how humans could live here long term \u2013 it\u2019s so very barren. However it is very beautiful and the sun rise this morning lit the hills of the Las Vegas valley a beautiful burned red \u2013 a great contrast to the neon of the city.\nOur first job was to hang \u2018don\u2019t forget to vote\u2019 notices of the front doors of those we hope will vote Democrat. We did our best to avoid waking the excitable dogs that many people here have. In most cases we failed, so as we walked away from each street we left choruses of dogs and no doubt pretty annoyed people. Hopefully they\u2019ll not be taking their anger out in the polling booth.\nAt 9am all the door hangers were all out and so we then went out to talk to people. This is an area which has suffered greatly from the sub-prime crisis and credit crunch. One in five houses here has been repossessed and it shows as you walk around the streets. People are feeling the impact of this recession and it is clear why they are so nervous.\nUnlike in Europe, most people in the US register as being Democrat, Republican or Independent when they register to vote. This means that from the start of the campaign each party has a fair idea of where it\u2019s support will come from. The challenges for each party are to ensure that it\u2019s natural supporters get out to vote and to convince as many independents as possible to opt for its candidate. Each time we leave the campaign HQ to walk a precinct, we\u2019re given a pack of sheets which contain information about the people we\u2019ll be knocking on the doors of. Many on our sheets have the names of registered Republicans and independents who have said at some point over the last few weeks that they\u2019ll be supporting Obama. This is obviously good news. However, I did meet a man this morning who, as a registered Democrat, decided to vote McCain because he didn\u2019t like what Obama had said about redistribution.\nThe TV coverage has been interesting. Because Nevada is in the west of the country, it\u2019s three hours behind the states on the East Coast. The pundits are keeping a keen eye on the big swing states in the east like Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia and North Carolina. The results of these are coming in thick and fast. There are pretty clear, early results and it looks like Nevada\u2019s 5 electoral college votes won\u2019t make much of a difference to the overall result. This has not dampened our spirits though and we are determined that our efforts will deliver the state for Obama. The networks are wary of calling the result too early. In 2004 a few called the election for Kerry, only to have to eat humble pie later in the night as it became clear that Bush had actually won. The competition to be the first to declare the election has been complicated by the huge number of websites which are now part of the race with the mainstream news networks.\nPolls have just closed \u2013 7pm Pacific Coast Time. We\u2019re covered all the doors on our sheets and just returned to HQ. Everyone here is gathered around the tv watching what is happening in the east. It looks good and the mood is getting more and more frenzied. We\u2019re hoping the party down on Las Vegas\u2019s famous Strip in the Rio Hotel will be one to remember. Democrats, who have been campaigning all over the city, will be there to await the official result.\nI can only imagine what is going through Barack Obama\u2019s head now. What a moment. History in the making. Brilliant!\nNovember 5, 2008 at 11:11 pm fhtimbo\tLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "Located in Center Sandwich, New Hampshire (Sunshine Farm, 69 Maple Street, Route 113E) Patricia Ladd Carega Gallery exhibits work in all media by both established and emerging artists. The gallery originally opened in 1983 in Washington, DC and re-opened in the Lakes Region in 2001. Works on paper, sculpture, painting, monotypes, objects and installations are on exhibit. Artists are regional, national and international. The gallery endeavors to exhibit a refreshing, dynamic and energetic collection of contemporary art.\nThe work is shown in a barn dating back to 1825. The barn\u2019s ample space provides an excellent venue to view art. Visitors to the gallery not only remark on the originality of the work exhibited, but also the gallery\u2019s airy space and the views of the Ossipee Mountains.\nGallery hours are 10-5 Monday through Saturday and 12 -5 on Sunday, from Memorial Day through mid October. Art consulting is available year round, and work, though not on exhibit during winter months, is also available year round.\nTerry \u00b7 August 21, 2013 at 2:14 am\t \u00b7 \u00b7 Reply\nMagnificent Patricia\u2026\u2026.Terry",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Resources \u00bb The Status of Women in Washington\nWomen in Washington have made significant advances in the past several decades but face persistent inequities that often prevent them from reaching their full potential. Women in the state are more likely than they were two decades ago to hold a bachelor\u2019s degree or higher, have experienced a narrowing of the gender wage gap, and have a higher representation in the state legislature than in most other states in the nation. At the same time, Washington women continue to earn less than men, and many face economic insecurity. Women also are far from achieving parity in the state legislature and face stark disparities in opportunities and access to resources across racial and ethnic groups. Addressing such challenges and disparities is essential to the continued advancement of women and the well-being of Washington as a whole.\nThe Status of Women in Washington: Forging Pathways to Leadership and Economic Opportunity, published by Women's Funding Alliance and the Institute for Women's Policy Research, provides critical data and analyzes areas of progress for women in Washington, as well as places where progress has slowed or stalled. It examines key indicators of women\u2019s status in several topical areas: employment and earnings, economic security and poverty and political participation. The data presented on these topics can serve as a resource for advocates, community leaders, policymakers, funders and other stakeholders who are working to create public policies and programs that enable women in Washington to achieve their full potential.\nReportStatusofWomeninWA.pdf 683.7 KB",
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        "raw_content": "'Cleaning' boosts solar cell efficiency\nSeptember 13, 2013, Eindhoven University of Technology\nA nanowire array in the solar cell. Credit: Eindhoven University of Technology\nEnergy losses in nanowire solar cell can be significantly reduced by 'cleaning' the surface of the cells with a special etching method. This has been shown by researchers at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), Delft University of Technology and Philips in a paper published today in the journal Nano Letters. The solar cell has an efficiency of 11.1%, putting it just below the current world record, but it was reached with much less use of material. This is the latest step forward in the rapid development of this type of solar cell in recent years.\nThe nanowire solar cell is a relatively new type of cell in which a bundle of semiconducting wires, each with a thickness of around 100 nanometers (1 nanometer is a millionth of a meter), collect light and convert it into electricity. 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CBD is the one that is known to possess therapeutic benefits and is commonly found in many marijuana products.\nThe next thing you need to understand that countries along with the US prohibit the use of marijuana at a federal level because it brings forward mind-altering effects, along with that it has addictive attributes of THC that one find impossible to shake off. However, the benefits that CBD has to offer is one of the main reasons why many countries are working towards legalizing medical marijuana. Which is why more than 30 states in the USA alone now offers legal medical marijuana.\nWhile the legalization of marijuana might be a controversial topic, but we can see more minds opening towards the industry. Especially because there are endless researches and studies done on the use of medical marijuana, and most of them have brought forward exceptional results. A recent survey done by the American Progress Center suggests that 68% of Americans support the legalization of marijuana. While 40% of the public strongly supports the legalization of the drug. The support the industry has been given has allowed it to flourish. Creating a spread of the business sector as never before. Additionally, more businesses in the same sector have started to pop up to help support the industry. Which means you have access to other related business stocks that will help bring in a great profit. This is the ideal solution if you wish to invest in various sectors of the growing industry, and wish to keep your money divided.\nWhy You Should Consider Buying Marijuana Stocks?\nThere are thousands of people around the world that have been asking the same question. Yet the satisfying answer depends on the individual and how they view the opportunity. Currently, there are two sides, one supports the legalization of marijuana and is ready to back their claims. The second is the sector that is completely looking at the matter from a business point of view and only means business. The common factor between them is that they are both investing in a sector that promises great results in the next few years. Which is why it doesn\u2019t matter what you believe in, or how you feel.\nIf you are still standing on the fence thinking whether investing in the marijuana stock exchange is a smart investment or not, then you are losing out on a great deal. With every passing day, the stock market is rising, and you are wasting time considering your options. Keep in mind that the market is based on the business industries, so if even one of the many bills that are circulating the floor are passed by the house it will have a huge impact on the market. In simple words, the longer you wait the bigger the fallout will be. Which is why you must consider all your options in a timely manner, and make investments accordingly. 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        "raw_content": "Powley & Gibson, P.C. is a full service intellectual property law firm.\nOur firm advises and counsels clients on a wide range of intellectual property issues in various industries, including pharmaceutical, retail, food services, publishing, apparel, financial services, sports management, energy, entertainment and the arts, and transportation. Our firm also represents many small companies and start-up ventures.\nPowley & Gibson is located at 304 Hudson Street, New York, New York in the Hudson Square district of lower Manhattan. The firm utilizes state of the art computer and communications technology and has cutting-edge legal research abilities.\nOur firm specializes in all aspects of trademark law, unfair competition, copyright and patent law, as well as entertainment, Internet and new-media related matters.\nIn addition, our attorneys regularly litigate before both Federal trial and appellate courts and the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board as well as providing comprehensive services in the areas of contracts and licensing.\nPowley & Gibson also protects our client\u2019s IP rights abroad by working closely with a select group of experienced attorneys and agents around the world.\nPowley & Gibson prides itself on the individual and specialized attention it gives to each of its clients. Our attorneys consistently provide the highest level of service in both routine and complex matters. We take time to learn our clients\u2019 businesses so that we can help clients get the results they are seeking at very competitive prices.\nIn 2002, after practicing more than fifteen years in the area of intellectual property at Nims, Howes, Collison, Hansen & Lackert, and then at Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto, LLP, Rob started the Law Office of Robert L. Powley, which is now Powley & Gibson, P.C.\nThe firm has grown steadily over the last thirteen years with James M. Gibson joining the firm in early 2006 and Thomas Curtin joining in 2015. Jim has practiced in the IP field for twenty years, having started his career at Morgan & Finnegan, L.L.P. and later becoming a partner at Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto, LLP. Tom has been practicing in the IP field for 25 years starting at Nims, Howes, Collison, Hansen & Lackert where he became a partner, then of counsel at King & Spalding and partner at Lathrop & Gage before joining Powley & Gibson, P.C. Keith Sharkin joined the firm as Partner in March 2016. Keith has been practicing in the IP field for 30 years, having been a partner at Nims, Howes, Collison, Hansen & Lackert, then at King & Spalding, Dickstein Shapiro, and most recently at Reed Smith. Tom, Rob and Keith met at Nims, Howes, Collison, Hansen & Lackert in the early 1990s. In addition to its partners, Powley & Gibson currently has eight attorneys and six support staff.\nRepresenting corporations, individuals & organizations in all areas of intellectual property law.\nTrademark Practice Group\nAttorneys at Powley & Gibson handle all aspects of trademark prosecution practice including U.S. and Worldwide clearance, counseling, filing and maintenance. Our attorneys have litigated opposition and cancellation proceedings before the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board as well as before Federal trial and appellate courts. Our attorneys counsel our clients on domain name and internet issues, including UDRP proceedings, web advertising disputes and trade dress. Our firm works closely with a network of foreign associates selected for their expertise and cost-effectiveness in representing our clients\u2019 interests in their respective jurisdictions.\nCopyright Practice Group\nOur attorneys counsel clients on a wide variety of copyright issues including timely preparation and filing of applications for registration before the Copyright Office, assignments and licenses, and other related transactions. Our attorneys also regularly litigate copyright cases both for plaintiffs and defendants in Federal Courts.\nOur attorneys have developed significant expertise representing clients in the publishing, art and sports management industries, having filed dozens of lawsuits in federal district courts to protect their copyrights. Our copyright practice also includes issues pertaining to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and \u201ctake down\u201d practices with social media companies.\nPatent Practice Group\nAttorneys at Powley & Gibson have experience in all facets of establishing, maintaining and protecting comprehensive patent portfolios for our clients. This includes counseling patent application preparation, prosecution and litigation, as well as counseling our clients to help them realize their business goals.\nWe have successfully prosecuted patent applications in all technologies including the electrical, chemical, biotechnology and mechanical arts, as well as business method and software patent applications. Our attorneys are also experienced in evaluating the commercialization potential of an invention through investigating the scope and validity of third-party patents and providing freedom-to-operate opinions.\nIntellectual property licensing issues can be critical to our clients\u2019 success. Whether our client is licensing rights to others or negotiating for a grant of rights from others, we provide expertise from drafting technology to negotiating complex license agreements.\nWe\u2019re proud of our diverse team of attorneys who provide personalized, quality representation at reasonable rates.\nRobert L. Powley\nRob founded Powley & Gibson in 2002 and has specialized in trademark, copyright and patent law for over 24 years. Frequently asked to advise on complicated intellectual property issues ranging from branding to litigation strategies. Rob\u2019s extensive experience includes selecting, prosecuting, maintaining and enforcing trademarks, copyrights and patents worldwide. Rob\u2019s practice includes drafting and negotiating licenses and agreements involving trademarks, copyrights, patents, and domain names. He also litigates intellectual property rights in the Federal Courts throughout the United States, before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, and in alternative dispute resolution proceedings. He has also negotiated and constructed art exhibition, loan and sales agreements throughout the world.\nRob is also active in the not-for-profit area and serves on the board of directors for several companies. Rob has been recognized as one of the top 1000 trademark attorneys throughout the world, and is recognized as a \u201cSuper Lawyer\u201d in New York.\nRob\u2019s clientele includes a variety of domestic and international corporations, start-up companies, individuals, and not-for-profit organizations. Most notably, Rob has worked for one of the most successful Broadway musicals in history; large retail operations; food and beverage clients; a leading publisher in the energy and petroleum fields; the pharmaceutical industry; leading fashion companies; a world famous sculptor, and various other successful corporations, entities and individuals offering a wide scope of products and services.\nRob is an active member in the International Trademark Association, serving on several committees, and is a member of the New York Intellectual Property Law Association.\nRob is licensed to practice law in the United States District Courts for the Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of New York, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, the District of Colorado, and New York State Court. Rob is also registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.\nRob received a Bachelor of Science degree in biology from Washington and Lee University and graduated from Washington and Lee School of Law.\nJames M. Gibson\nJames M. Gibson has over twenty years of experience practicing in the areas of trademark and copyright law. Jim has extensive experience representing trademark owners in the United States with trademark prosecution at the United States Patent and Trademark Office and in both federal court and the Trademark Trial and Appeals Board. Jim has worked closely with brand owners to develop trademarks, search and clear trademarks, prosecute trademarks at the United States Patent and Trademark Office and protect brands.\nJim also works with a network of experienced and reasonably priced attorneys around the world to protect clients\u2019 rights worldwide. Jim also has extensive experience in all phases of litigating trademark and copyright matters in federal courts. Jim has represented a wide variety of clients in diverse fields such as publishing, financial services, fashion and sports management.\nJim is licensed to practice law in the United States District Courts for the Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of New York, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second District, and New York State courts. Jim is a member of the International Trademark Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law Association, serving on several committees for both organizations.\nJim received a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University and graduated from Touro Law School.\nThomas H. Curtin\nThomas Curtin has over 25 years of experience in handling a wide variety of intellectual property issues, particularly in trademark, unfair competition and copyright matters. Tom has represented Fortune 500 companies in federal courts and before the United States Patent and Trademark Office protecting their intellectual property portfolios. He has litigated cases involving claims of trademark infringement, unfair competition, false advertising, dilution, cybersquatting, trade dress infringement, counterfeiting and copyright infringement. Tom\u2019s practice also includes counseling clients on trademark matters from search and clearance of marks to prosecuting applications before the United States Patent and Trademark Office and litigating opposition and cancellation proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. He is also involved in licensing, internet-related issues including UDRP proceedings and has supervised trademark registration, maintenance and litigation matters worldwide.\nTom is licensed to practice before the United States Supreme Court, The Second, Ninth and Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals, the U.S. Southern and Eastern Districts of New York as well as New York State courts. Tom is a member of the International Trademark Association, The Intellectual Property Section of the New York State Bar Association, the New York Intellectual Property Law Association and the Copyright Society. Tom was selected among The Best Lawyers in America\u00ae 2013-2017.\nTom received a Bachelor of Arts from Franklin & Marshall College and graduated Fordham University School of Law.\nKeith E. Sharkin\nKeith Sharkin has over 30 years of experience handling trademark, copyright, unfair competition, false advertising and domain name matters. Keith has worked with companies of all sizes, from the world\u2019s largest corporations to start-up companies and has experience in a broad range of industries including consumer products, pharmaceuticals, apparel, jewelry, fashion, electronics, automotive, and transportation. Keith has litigated cases in federal courts throughout the United States, has handled hundreds of opposition and cancellation proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, and has handled numerous domain name disputes. Keith also provides counsel to clients on clearance of trademarks, prosecution of applications at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, brand management and enforcement, licensing, due diligence and international filings and litigation. Keith works closely with clients to meet their business objectives and resolve matters successfully and cost-effectively.\nKeith is a member of the bars of the States of New York and New Jersey, and is admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, the District of New Jersey, and the Second, Third and Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal. Keith is an active member of the International Trademark Association, and a member of the New York and New Jersey State Bar Associations. Keith has been identified as a leading trademark attorney by the World Trademark Review 2012-2016.\nKeith received his Bachelor of Arts from Fairleigh Dickinson University and graduated from Creighton University School of Law.\nFritz Klantschi\nFritz Klantschi focuses his practice in the areas of patent prosecution and copyright litigation. Fritz specializes in domestic and international patent matters, including opinion analysis (freedom to operate, patentability, invalidity), prosecution, portfolio management and client counseling. Fritz represents clients in a variety of fields, and has substantial experience in the electrical, mechanical, and medical device fields as well as drafting and prosecuting business method and software patent applications.\nPrior to joining Powley & Gibson, Fritz was Senior Patent Counsel for DePuy Synthes in Switzerland. Fritz also practiced law as an associate at Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper & Scinto, and as a senior patent attorney at Jones Day before moving to Switzerland.\nFritz is a member of the New York Intellectual Property Law Association, the International Trademark Association and is licensed to practice law in New York State and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Fritz is also a registered Patent Attorney with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.\nFritz received his LL.M. from Boston University graduating first in his class, and his LL.B. from the University of Victoria Faculty of Law. Fritz also earned a Bachelor of Science in electrical Engineering from West Coast University summa cum laude and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from National University magna cum laude.\nFritz served in the United States Marine Corps.\nDiane B. Melnick\nDiane B. Melnick specializes in domestic and international trademark matters, including clearance, prosecution, portfolio management, oppositions, and licensing. Diane has substantial experience in pharmaceuticals and medical devices, and has also represented clients in areas of industrial and electronic products, computer hardware and software, apparel, accessories, and financial services. She previously managed the trademark and domain name portfolios of the personal care division of a multinational corporation, including its product lines in the areas of skin care, sun care and infant feeding. Diane has handled trademark clearance and prosecution around the world for many brands, including apparel, accessories, and sporting goods.\nDiane is the co-author of Chapter 6 (\u201cExtraordinary Circumstances and Relief\u201d) of Trademark Infringement Remedies, 3rd Edition, published by Bloomberg BNA, in association with the American Bar Association\u2019s Section of Intellectual Property Law.\nDiane is licensed to practice law in the states of New York and Michigan, and in the District of Columbia. She is admitted to practice in the United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and the Eastern District of Michigan. Diane is a member of the International Trademark Association (Publications Committee) and the Association of the City Bar of New York.\nDiane graduated from the University of Michigan, Honors Program, with a major in political science, in 1987 and received her J.D. from Emory University School of Law in 1991.\nSuzanna M. M. Morales\nSuzanna M. M. Morales has over a decade of experience in trademark prosecution and intellectual property litigation. Suzanna advises clients on trademark clearance, prosecution, and maintenance. Suzanna also has represented clients in cases involving intellectual property issues in federal and state court litigation, Trademark Trial and Appeal Board proceedings, and Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Procedure matters.\nSuzanna is admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey, as well as in the United States District Courts for the Southern, Eastern, and Western Districts of New York. 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He has represented clients in a variety of industries and fields such as music, art, retail, publishing, financial services, apparel, insurance, and footwear.\nSteve is a member of the International Trademark Association, the New York Intellectual Property Law Association and the Copyright Society of the U.S.. Steve is licensed to practice law in New York State and is admitted to practice in the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York. Prior to coming to Powley & Gibson, Steve was an associate with Dewey & LeBoeuf.\nSteve graduated magna cum laude from the Ohio State University in 2001 and received his J.D. from New York University School of Law in 2006.\nMatthew F. Abbott\nMatthew F. Abbott focuses his practice in the areas of copyright and trademark law, and has experience representing clients in the software, electronics, publishing and pharmaceutical industries on a wide range of intellectual property issues. Matthew has litigated patent, copyright, trademark and false advertising cases before a variety of courts. In addition, Matthew advises clients on licensing and sale of intellectual property, and counsels on privacy and data collection practices. Prior to joining Powley & Gibson, Matthew was an associate at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP in New York City.\nMatthew has represented, on a pro bono basis, clients seeking asylum in the United States after fleeing persecution based on ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation, and has successfully obtained asylum for over a dozen clients from countries including Colombia, Iran, Chad, Tibet, Cote d\u2019Ivoire, Grenada and Jamaica.\nFrom 2009 to 2010, Matthew served as law clerk to the Honorable Francis M. Allegra, United States Court of Federal Claims.\nMatthew is a member of the International Trademark Association, the New York Intellectual Property Law Association and the Copyright Society of the U.S.. 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Jason also has experience representing clients in intellectual property matters in the Federal Courts and in proceedings before the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.\nPrior to joining Powley & Gibson, Jason worked as an in-house attorney in the intellectual property departments of Fortune 500 companies such as Colgate-Palmolive Company in New York City and Realogy Holding Corporation in Madison, New Jersey.\nJason is licensed to practice law in the United States District Courts for the Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of New York as well the state courts of New York and New Jersey. Jason is a member of the New York Intellectual Property Law Association, Copyright Committee and Publications Committee, as well as the International Trademark Association, Academic Committee.\nJason graduated from the Benjamin N. 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        "raw_content": "October 2, 2017 EnlaceLeave a Comment on Philly pension board considers divesting from private prisons\nPhilly pension board considers divesting from private prisons\nVia The Inquirer | By Claudia Vargas\nSome members of the Philadelphia Board of Pensions want to sell off $1.2 million worth of stock it owns of for-profit prison companies as a statement of moral disapproval of an industry that has drawn health and safety complaints.\nThe amount is a sliver of the $5 billion that the fund has in its various investments, but the city has a history of adjusting its portfolio around progressive causes.\n\u201cThe board is one of the leading organizations in the country in having a social conscience,\u201d Pedro Rodriguez, the city\u2019s Human Resources Director and pension board member said, referencing the fund\u2019s focus on inclusion and diversity in its portfolio. \u201cThis is just an extension of that philosophy.\u201d\nBut a resolution to divest in the fund\u2019s holdings of three private prison companies \u2014 the GEO Group, CoreCivic and G4S \u2014 was put on hold last week after members were told that the city has 184 prisoners housed at Hoffman Hall, a private prison in Philadelphia\u2019s Juniata Park neighborhood.\n\u201cThe city wants to divest in private prisons, but they are also sending prisoners to a private prison,\u201d said City Controller Alan Butkovitz, who sits on the pension board. \u201cThat raises a hypocrisy issue with a capital \u2018H.\u2019 \u201d\nHoffman Hall is part of the Community Education Centers network, which was purchased by the GEO Group in April.\nAside from that awkward realization, the private prison divestment proposal has raised concerns among some board members about making investment decisions based on social objections. 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Overall, New York has $175 billion in pension investments.\nPhiladelphia City Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown asked the pension board over the summer to consider following New York\u2019s move.\n\u201cFor me, it\u2019s a novel idea,\u201d Reynolds Brown said. \u201cLet\u2019s consider the possibility.\u201d\nThe board has previously divested its funds from other controversial industries such as tobacco and gun manufacturers and predatory lenders. It also has pulled money out of Sudan and Iran.\nSome have suggested that the board should consider divesting from the fossil-fuels industry out of concern over climate change. 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These values have led to a unique culture that informs our research, our education, our external engagement, and the consequent impact those efforts have on society near and far.\nAn essential attribute of this culture is that it supports a research environment in which individuals are free to rethink fundamentals, question assumptions, debate with colleagues, and pursue directions that are deeply original and contrary to existing paradigms. This environment has been responsible for the University being an intellectual crucible that has shaped disciplines and defined schools of thought across the full scope of our work.\nJust this past year, we were reminded of and recognized multiple examples of this exceptional capacity and ambition. In October 2017, Richard H. Thaler, the Charles R. 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In both cases, in trying to understand fundamental phenomena, they proposed radically different explanations and offered dramatically different approaches to commonly held views. Their ideas were thought to be totally wrong-headed by many people. But by the rigor of their work and their perseverance, in a University environment that was deeply receptive to controversial positions, they ultimately became recognized as leading and deeply original and impactful pioneers. It is a lesson about the type of environment we need to continue to foster and enhance. Thanks to the imagination, ambition, and openness to ideas of faculty across the entire University, we are seeing the University\u2019s culture for research reinforced in new, powerful, and highly productive ways every day.\nThe same values and open approach to discourse and argument imbue and fuel the transformative experiences the University offers our undergraduate, graduate, and professional school students. 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        "raw_content": "Debulking Surgery and HIPC to Treat Ovarian Cancer\nTHE TREATMENT OF OVARIAN CANCER.\nYou are listening to Reach MD XM157, The Channel for Medical Professionals. According to the American Cancer Society over 21,000 new cases of ovarian cancer are diagnosed each year with 15,000 more women dying from it annually. What are the recent developments in research to improve these odds? Welcome to the Clinicians Round Table. Dr. Leslie Lundt, and with me today is Dr. Robert Bristow\nDr. Bristow is Director of the Kelly Gynecology Oncology Service in the John Hopkins Ovarian Cancer Center of Excellence. His primary research interests include radiographic imaging of gynecological cancers, the surgical management of cancers of the ovary and endometrium, the patterns of healthcare delivery per women with gynecological cancer among others.\nWelcome to Reach MD, Dr. Bristow.\nDR. ROBERT BRISTOW:\nThank you. I am happy to be with you.\nWhy is ovarian cancer so difficult to treat?\nWell one of the reasons is that it tends to present at very advanced stage at the time of diagnosis. In contrast to the some of the other gynecologic cancers, like cervical cancer, which can be detected by a Pap smear and uterine cancer, which usually presents very early with abnormal vaginal bleeding. The ovaries are confined to the abdominal cavity and they really are not any signs or symptoms that in the early cancer is present and so usually by the time signs and symptoms develop, the cancer has already spread beyond the ovary into the abdominal cavity and involves other structures like the intestine, and the omentum, and the diaphragm and so it is really a problem in delay of diagnosis because the symptoms are relatively late to present themselves and are fairly nonspecific when they do present.\nSo what is the latest research in ovarian cancer treatment?\nThere is a lot of interest in ovarian cancer research because it is the most lethal of the all the gynecologic cancers predominantly as a result of presenting in an advanced stage, so there are a number of very high-quality researchers across the country and indeed across the world that have devoted their entire professional careers to ovarian cancer research and it is really directed at multiple angles. One area is research on surgery for ovary cancer because that still remains the cornerstone of initial treatment, both to establish a correct diagnosis for a woman with early-state age disease and assign an appropriate surgical stage of disease but also for woman that have advanced stage disease, we engage in this procedure called debulking or surgical cytoreduction and it is a fairly labor intensive process where we basically try to excise all or most of the disease that is present within the abdomen and pelvis at the time of surgery and so much of the current research on surgery is devoted to trying to figure out better and safer ways that we can accomplish these often extensive procedures more safely for the patients, but also more effectively from a surgical standpoint. One of the other sort of unique features about ovarian cancer is that because it spreads within the abdomen and pelvis, it tends to confine itself to the peroneal cavity for much of its clinical course and so it tends not to invade beyond the peritoneal lining of the abdomen and pelvis and so a lot contemporary research is devoted towards trying to develop more intensive ways of treating the cancer that is confined to the peritoneum or we say local regional therapies such as intraperitoneal chemotherapy, where the chemotherapy drug is actually delivered directly into the abdomen and the patient undergoes something of a wash with the chemotherapy because we know that, by doing that, we can deliver a much higher concentration of drug to the area that is at greatest risk for containing residual cancer cells.\nDoes that avoid systemic side effects?\nWell, it produces different sorts of toxicities, so it does not avoid the systemic toxicity altogether because depending on which drug is used, we can get as much as 70% of that drug that is put into the peritoneal cavity absorbed systematically, so you do get some systemic toxicity from some drugs, for example cisplatin; where we know that about 70% of that drug is going to be absorbed systematically. In contrast, a drug like Taxol, we put that into the belly and that is such a large molecule, a relatively a small amount of it is absorbed and so the toxicity is actually much more manageable with a drug like Taxol. It is not absorbed to a great extent systematically.\nLet us go back to the debulking surgery, does it matter who does the surgery?\nWell, this is a very good question and it seems to matter quite a great deal. You know, physicians that are within my specialty of gynecologic oncology have at a minimum had three additional years of training beyond the usual OB/GYN Residency Program where we specifically focus on treating nothing but gynecologic cancer and the surgeries for a woman with advanced ovarian cancer are oftentimes are extensive procedures and quite complex. A resection of a portion of the colon or intestine is usually required in 40% or 50% of those operations where we frequently have to remove extensive parts of the peritoneum, lining the abdominal cavity and may even have to remove a part of the diaphragm or the peritoneal lining over the diaphragm because that is quite a frequent place for the cancer cells to collect and so the gynecologic oncologist have specific surgical training to do these procedures but there also adept at managing these patients postoperatively because the postoperative care for these patients is relatively unique because of the nature of the surgery and the other nice thing about the specialty of gynecologic oncology is that we are trained to really take a very holistic approach to managing the patient, so that we are trained in not only the surgery but in management of the postoperative care but also the administration of chemotherapy and management of chemotherapy related side effects, so I think that is probably the ideal circumstance for the patient because they can get basically one-stop shopping for their entire care plan for the ovarian cancer. The expertise the GYN Oncologist have is important because know a GYN oncologist is much more likely to be able to perform a comprehensive staging operating for women with early stage ovarian cancer, which allows us to make a recommendation for postoperative chemotherapy in a very specific way that is directed at the precise stage of disease and then secondly, and perhaps more importantly, we know that if a woman with advanced stage ovarian cancer has her surgery done by a gynecologic oncologist, she is going to have a much higher likelihood of having what we call an optimal or a complete resection, meaning that all or most of the tumor is removed at the time of that surgery compared to if she has that surgery done by a general OB/GYN or even a general surgeon. The reason that that is important is when we look at the prognostic variables for woman with advanced stage cancer, there are many prognostic factors including the age of the patient, her overall general medical condition, whether or not there is ascites or fluid in the abdomen present at the time of surgery, and the intrinsic sensitivity of the chemotherapy of the cancer cells, with the amount of residual tumor that is remaining after that initial surgery is one of the most important prognostic factors with woman having smaller amounts of tumor doing much better than women that have large amounts of tumor after surgery and indeed that is the only prognostic factor that we as clinicians can influence once the patient walks through our office door. All of the other prognostics factors have already been predetermined, so that initial surgical attempt is really and most critical part of the ovarian cancer treatment program, so I would suggest it matters a great deal who does that initial surgery.\nInteresting that you can actually see survival rate being dependent on the specialty of the surgeon.\nYeah, it is and you know it is a fairly little known fact and it is a fact that we are trying to increase awareness of because I think the general public and even the general medical community is no acutely aware of that and I think in large part because ovarian cancer is not one of the most common cancers, even though it is a large cause of gynecologic cancer-related morbidity and mortality. There are only about 23,000 cases in the US every year, so it is barely a tenth to the number of breast cancer cases that occur in the United States and so there is not as much attention devoted some these more critical issues for a woman with ovarian cancer as we would to see and that is why one of the reasons that we focus on trying to get the word out about the importance of it. We did a research study in Maryland a few years ago and found that somewhere in the neighborhood of 30% to 40% of the woman were actually having their initially surgery done by gynecologic cancer specialists or GYN oncologists, which is an alarmingly small number. We have actually updated that theory, so that we know that now more recent numbers, between 2001 and 2008, show that that percentage is increasing closer to 50% or 60%. That certainly is an encouraging trend for us but we would like to have that number closer to a 100%.\nIf you are just joining us, you are listening to The Clinicians Round Table on ReachMD XM157, The Channel for Medical Professionals. I am Dr. Leslie Lundt, your host, and with me today is Dr. Robert Bristow, Associate Profession in the John Hopkins School and Medicine, Department Of Gynecology and Obstetrics. We are discussing the treatment of ovarian cancer.\nDr. Bristow what trials are you working on now?\nWe are working on a number of things, most of the correct interest and certainly the things that we are working on at Hopkins are devoted to more intensive local regional therapeutic approaches to one with ovarian cancer and so we are looking at the whole concept of intraperitoneal chemotherapy and trying to tinker with the drug profile or drug cocktail that we use to put into the abdomen to make it not only effective but also try and make it better tolerated by the patient so that there are not as many side effects with that treatment. We are also looking at a really much more intensive local regional therapy approach where we do the debulking surgery and the same time, we do the surgery. We do a procedure that is called hypec or hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy perfusion, so that after we have successfully surgically removed the tumor in the abdomen, we actually wash the abdomen with a heated chemotherapy solution for 60 to 90 minutes. That seems to be holding promise for having an even more effective response for controlling the peritoneal spread of the cancer. It is actually done in the OR while the patient is under anesthesia. We know that the hyperthermia by itself has anticancer properties and when it is combined with chemotherapy, the heat seems to accentuate the effectiveness of the chemotherapy in terms of increasing the depth of penetration the chemotherapy can go into the peritoneal layer and any remaining cancer cells, so obviously that is a fairly labor-intensive procedure and some of our research efforts are focussed on trying to make that again safer and as effective as possible. We are also looking at new chemotherapeutic drugs and trying to partner those drugs with what we call biologic response modifiers and probably the one that has generated the greatest interest lately is an angiogenesis inhibitor and we know that to grow cancer cells and deposits needs a very good blood supply and they have a capacity to generate new blood vessel growth wherever they deposit themselves and a newer class of drugs called angiogenesis inhibitors basically blocks that process and so that is one of the very exciting areas of research to see if we can combine that blockage of new blood vessel growth and more conventional chemotherapy drugs to try and enhance the effectiveness of the standard chemotherapy treatment.\nLots of work has to be done ah.\nWell there is always going to be lots of work to be done with ovarian cancer. I think that it is a very devastating disease for the patient but if you look back over the last 20 to 25 years, there have been significant incremental improvements in the outcomes for these patients. We know 25 years ago, we would have said that the median survival for a woman newly diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer was somewhere in the neighborhood of 2 to 3 years and nowadays, we are seeing reports of clinical trials of women who do undergo successful debulking surgery at an experienced center and get aggressive local regional intraperitoneal chemotherapy treatment, with these treatments now producing median survival times of 5 years or longer, so now I think if anybody was asked 10 years to 20 years ago whether we thought we would see an median survival of 5 years or more for women with stage III ovarian cancer, they would have said we were crazy, but those findings are really becoming a reality now a days.\nWell said. Well thank you for sharing your experiences with us today.\nYou are very welcome. I appreciate the opportunity.\nWe have been speaking with Dr. Robert Bristow from John Hopkins about the latest developments in the treatment of ovarian cancer. I am Dr. Leslie Lundt.\nYou have been listening to the you are listening to Reach MD XM 157, The Channel For Medical Professionals. For a complete program guide and downloadable pod cast, visit our website at www.reachmd.com for comments and questions calls us toll free at 888 MD XM 157. Thank you for listening.\nHai, I am Dr. Kerry Rummel, University of Louisville Healthcare, Louisville, Kentucky, You have been listening to first national radio channel created specifically for medical professionals Reach MD XM 157\nGuest Robert E. Bristow, MD\nAccording to the American Cancer Society, over 21,000 new cases of ovarian cancer are diagnosed each year with 15,000 more women dying annually. 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        "raw_content": "Method of chronological dating using radioactive carbon isotopes\nRadiocarbon dating (also referred to as carbon dating or carbon-14 dating) is a method for determining the age of an object containing organic material by using the properties of radiocarbon, a radioactive isotope of carbon.\nThe method was developed in the late 1940s by Willard Libby, who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work in 1960. It is based on the fact that radiocarbon (14\nC) is constantly being created in the atmosphere by the interaction of cosmic rays with atmospheric nitrogen. The resulting 14\nC combines with atmospheric oxygen to form radioactive carbon dioxide, which is incorporated into plants by photosynthesis; animals then acquire 14\nC by eating the plants. When the animal or plant dies, it stops exchanging carbon with its environment, and from that point onwards the amount of 14\nC it contains begins to decrease as the 14\nC undergoes radioactive decay. Measuring the amount of 14\nC in a sample from a dead plant or animal such as a piece of wood or a fragment of bone provides information that can be used to calculate when the animal or plant died. The older a sample is, the less 14\nC there is to be detected, and because the half-life of 14\nC (the period of time after which half of a given sample will have decayed) is about 5,730 years, the oldest dates that can be reliably measured by this process date to around 50,000 years ago, although special preparation methods occasionally permit accurate analysis of older samples.\nResearch has been ongoing since the 1960s to determine what the proportion of 14\nC in the atmosphere has been over the past fifty thousand years. The resulting data, in the form of a calibration curve, is now used to convert a given measurement of radiocarbon in a sample into an estimate of the sample's calendar age. Other corrections must be made to account for the proportion of 14\nC in different types of organisms (fractionation), and the varying levels of 14\nC throughout the biosphere (reservoir effects). Additional complications come from the burning of fossil fuels such as coal and oil, and from the above-ground nuclear tests done in the 1950s and 1960s. Because the time it takes to convert biological materials to fossil fuels is substantially longer than the time it takes for its 14\nC to decay below detectable levels, fossil fuels contain almost no 14\nC, and as a result there was a noticeable drop in the proportion of 14\nC in the atmosphere beginning in the late 19th century. Conversely, nuclear testing increased the amount of 14\nC in the atmosphere, which attained a maximum in about 1965 of almost twice what it had been before the testing began.\nMeasurement of radiocarbon was originally done by beta-counting devices, which counted the amount of beta radiation emitted by decaying 14\nC atoms in a sample. More recently, accelerator mass spectrometry has become the method of choice; it counts all the 14\nC atoms in the sample and not just the few that happen to decay during the measurements; it can therefore be used with much smaller samples (as small as individual plant seeds), and gives results much more quickly. The development of radiocarbon dating has had a profound impact on archaeology. In addition to permitting more accurate dating within archaeological sites than previous methods, it allows comparison of dates of events across great distances. Histories of archaeology often refer to its impact as the \"radiocarbon revolution\". Radiocarbon dating has allowed key transitions in prehistory to be dated, such as the end of the last ice age, and the beginning of the Neolithic and Bronze Age in different regions.\nPhysical and chemical details\nCarbon exchange reservoir\nDating considerations\nAtmospheric variation\nIsotopic fractionation\nReservoir effects\nPreparation and size\nBeta counting\nErrors and reliability\nUse in archaeology\nUse outside archaeology\nPleistocene/Holocene boundary in Two Creeks Fossil Forest\nIn 1939, Martin Kamen and Samuel Ruben of the Radiation Laboratory at Berkeley began experiments to determine if any of the elements common in organic matter had isotopes with half-lives long enough to be of value in biomedical research. They synthesized 14\nC using the laboratory's cyclotron accelerator and soon discovered that the atom's half-life was far longer than had been previously thought.[1] This was followed by a prediction by Serge A. Korff, then employed at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, that the interaction of thermal neutrons with 14\nN in the upper atmosphere would create 14\nC.[note 1][3][4] It had previously been thought that 14\nC would be more likely to be created by deuterons interacting with 13\nC.[1] At some time during World War II, Willard Libby, who was then at Berkeley, learned of Korff's research and conceived the idea that it might be possible to use radiocarbon for dating.[3][4]\nIn 1945, Libby moved to the University of Chicago where he began his work on radiocarbon dating. He published a paper in 1946 in which he proposed that the carbon in living matter might include 14\nC as well as non-radioactive carbon.[5][6] Libby and several collaborators proceeded to experiment with methane collected from sewage works in Baltimore, and after isotopically enriching their samples they were able to demonstrate that they contained 14\nC. By contrast, methane created from petroleum showed no radiocarbon activity because of its age. The results were summarized in a paper in Science in 1947, in which the authors commented that their results implied it would be possible to date materials containing carbon of organic origin.[5][7]\nLibby and James Arnold proceeded to test the radiocarbon dating theory by analyzing samples with known ages. For example, two samples taken from the tombs of two Egyptian kings, Zoser and Sneferu, independently dated to 2625 BC plus or minus 75 years, were dated by radiocarbon measurement to an average of 2800 BC plus or minus 250 years. These results were published in Science in 1949.[8][9][note 2] Within 11 years of their announcement, more than 20 radiocarbon dating laboratories had been set up worldwide.[11] In 1960, Libby was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for this work.[5]\nMain article: Carbon-14\nIn nature, carbon exists as two stable, nonradioactive isotopes: carbon-12 (12\nC), and carbon-13 (13\nC), and a radioactive isotope, carbon-14 (14\nC), also known as \"radiocarbon\". The half-life of 14\nC (the time it takes for half of a given amount of 14\nC to decay) is about 5,730 years, so its concentration in the atmosphere might be expected to reduce over thousands of years, but 14\nC is constantly being produced in the lower stratosphere and upper troposphere, primarily by galactic cosmic rays, and to a lesser degree by solar cosmic rays.[5][12] These generate neutrons that in turn create 14\nC when they strike nitrogen-14 (14\nN) atoms.[5] The following nuclear reaction is the main pathway by which 14\nC is created:\nwhere n represents a neutron and p represents a proton.[13][14][note 3]\nOnce produced, the 14\nC quickly combines with the oxygen in the atmosphere to form first carbon monoxide (CO),[14] and ultimately carbon dioxide (CO\nC + O\nCO + O\nCO + OH \u2192 14\nCarbon dioxide produced in this way diffuses in the atmosphere, is dissolved in the ocean, and is taken up by plants via photosynthesis. Animals eat the plants, and ultimately the radiocarbon is distributed throughout the biosphere. The ratio of 14\nC is approximately 1.25 parts of 14\nC to 1012 parts of 12\nC.[16] In addition, about 1% of the carbon atoms are of the stable isotope 13\nC.[5]\nThe equation for the radioactive decay of 14\nC is:[17]\nBy emitting a beta particle (an electron, e\u2212) and an electron antineutrino (\ne), one of the neutrons in the 14\nC nucleus changes to a proton and the 14\nC nucleus reverts to the stable (non-radioactive) isotope 14\nN.[18]\nDuring its life, a plant or animal is in equilibrium with its surroundings by exchanging carbon either with the atmosphere, or through its diet. It will therefore have the same proportion of 14\nC as the atmosphere, or in the case of marine animals or plants, with the ocean. Once it dies, it ceases to acquire 14\nC, but the 14\nC within its biological material at that time will continue to decay, and so the ratio of 14\nC in its remains will gradually decrease. Because 14\nC decays at a known rate, the proportion of radiocarbon can be used to determine how long it has been since a given sample stopped exchanging carbon \u2013 the older the sample, the less 14\nC will be left.[16]\nThe equation governing the decay of a radioactive isotope is:[5]\nN = N 0 e \u2212 \u03bb t {\\displaystyle N=N_{0}e^{-\\lambda t}\\,}\nwhere N0 is the number of atoms of the isotope in the original sample (at time t = 0, when the organism from which the sample was taken died), and N is the number of atoms left after time t.[5] \u03bb is a constant that depends on the particular isotope; for a given isotope it is equal to the reciprocal of the mean-life \u2013 i.e. the average or expected time a given atom will survive before undergoing radioactive decay.[5] The mean-life, denoted by \u03c4, of 14\nC is 8,267 years,[note 4] so the equation above can be rewritten as:[20]\nt = 8267 \u22c5 ln \u2061 ( N 0 / N ) years {\\displaystyle t=8267\\cdot \\ln(N_{0}/N){\\text{ years}}}\nThe sample is assumed to have originally had the same 14\nC ratio as the ratio in the atmosphere, and since the size of the sample is known, the total number of atoms in the sample can be calculated, yielding N0, the number of 14\nC atoms in the original sample. Measurement of N, the number of 14\nC atoms currently in the sample, allows the calculation of t, the age of the sample, using the equation above.[16]\nThe half-life of a radioactive isotope (usually denoted by t1/2) is a more familiar concept than the mean-life, so although the equations above are expressed in terms of the mean-life, it is more usual to quote the value of 14\nC's half-life than its mean-life. The currently accepted value for the half-life of 14\nC is 5,730 \u00b1 40 years.[5] This means that after 5,730 years, only half of the initial 14\nC will remain; a quarter will remain after 11,460 years; an eighth after 17,190 years; and so on.\nThe above calculations make several assumptions, such as that the level of 14\nC in the atmosphere has remained constant over time.[5] In fact, the level of 14\nC in the atmosphere has varied significantly and as a result the values provided by the equation above have to be corrected by using data from other sources.[21] This is done by calibration curves (discussed below), which convert a measurement of 14\nC in a sample into an estimated calendar age. The calculations involve several steps and include an intermediate value called the \"radiocarbon age\", which is the age in \"radiocarbon years\" of the sample: an age quoted in radiocarbon years means that no calibration curve has been used \u2212 the calculations for radiocarbon years assume that the atmospheric 14\nC ratio has not changed over time.[22][23]\nCalculating radiocarbon ages also requires the value of the half-life for 14\nC. In Libby's 1949 paper he used a value of 5720 \u00b1 47 years, based on research by Engelkemeir et al.[24] This was remarkably close to the modern value, but shortly afterwards the accepted value was revised to 5568 \u00b1 30 years,[25] and this value was in use for more than a decade. It was revised again in the early 1960s to 5,730 \u00b1 40 years,[26][27] which meant that many calculated dates in papers published prior to this were incorrect (the error in the half-life is about 3%).[note 5] For consistency with these early papers, it was agreed at the 1962 Radiocarbon Conference in Cambridge (UK) to use the \u201cLibby half-life\u201d of 5568 years. Radiocarbon ages are still calculated using this half-life, and are known as \"Conventional Radiocarbon Age\". Since the calibration curve (IntCal) also reports past atmospheric 14\nC concentration using this conventional age, any conventional ages calibrated against the IntCal curve will produce a correct calibrated age. When a date is quoted, the reader should be aware that if it is an uncalibrated date (a term used for dates given in radiocarbon years) it may differ substantially from the best estimate of the actual calendar date, both because it uses the wrong value for the half-life of 14\nC, and because no correction (calibration) has been applied for the historical variation of 14\nC in the atmosphere over time.[22][23][29][note 6]\nSimplified version of the carbon exchange reservoir, showing proportions of carbon and relative activity of the 14\nC in each reservoir[5][note 7]\nCarbon is distributed throughout the atmosphere, the biosphere, and the oceans; these are referred to collectively as the carbon exchange reservoir,[32] and each component is also referred to individually as a carbon exchange reservoir. The different elements of the carbon exchange reservoir vary in how much carbon they store, and in how long it takes for the 14\nC generated by cosmic rays to fully mix with them. This affects the ratio of 14\nC in the different reservoirs, and hence the radiocarbon ages of samples that originated in each reservoir.[5] The atmosphere, which is where 14\nC is generated, contains about 1.9% of the total carbon in the reservoirs, and the 14\nC it contains mixes in less than seven years.[33] The ratio of 14\nC in the atmosphere is taken as the baseline for the other reservoirs: if another reservoir has a lower ratio of 14\nC, it indicates that the carbon is older and hence that either some of the 14\nC has decayed, or the reservoir is receiving carbon that is not at the atmospheric baseline.[21] The ocean surface is an example: it contains 2.4% of the carbon in the exchange reservoir, but there is only about 95% as much 14\nC as would be expected if the ratio were the same as in the atmosphere.[5] The time it takes for carbon from the atmosphere to mix with the surface ocean is only a few years,[34] but the surface waters also receive water from the deep ocean, which has more than 90% of the carbon in the reservoir.[21] Water in the deep ocean takes about 1,000 years to circulate back through surface waters, and so the surface waters contain a combination of older water, with depleted 14\nC, and water recently at the surface, with 14\nC in equilibrium with the atmosphere.[21]\nCreatures living at the ocean surface have the same 14\nC ratios as the water they live in, and as a result of the reduced 14\nC ratio, the radiocarbon age of marine life is typically about 400 years.[35][36] Organisms on land are in closer equilibrium with the atmosphere and have the same 14\nC ratio as the atmosphere.[5][note 8] These organisms contain about 1.3% of the carbon in the reservoir; sea organisms have a mass of less than 1% of those on land and are not shown on the diagram. Accumulated dead organic matter, of both plants and animals, exceeds the mass of the biosphere by a factor of nearly 3, and since this matter is no longer exchanging carbon with its environment, it has a 14\nC ratio lower than that of the biosphere.[5]\nMain article: Radiocarbon dating considerations\nThe variation in the 14\nC ratio in different parts of the carbon exchange reservoir means that a straightforward calculation of the age of a sample based on the amount of 14\nC it contains will often give an incorrect result. There are several other possible sources of error that need to be considered. The errors are of four general types:\nvariations in the 14\nC ratio in the atmosphere, both geographically and over time;\nisotopic fractionation;\nC ratio in different parts of the reservoir;\nC for the northern and southern hemispheres, showing percentage excess above pre-bomb levels. The Partial Test Ban Treaty went into effect on 10 October 1963.[37]\nIn the early years of using the technique, it was understood that it depended on the atmospheric 14\nC ratio having remained the same over the preceding few thousand years. To verify the accuracy of the method, several artefacts that were datable by other techniques were tested; the results of the testing were in reasonable agreement with the true ages of the objects. Over time, however, discrepancies began to appear between the known chronology for the oldest Egyptian dynasties and the radiocarbon dates of Egyptian artefacts. Neither the pre-existing Egyptian chronology nor the new radiocarbon dating method could be assumed to be accurate, but a third possibility was that the 14\nC ratio had changed over time. The question was resolved by the study of tree rings:[38][39][40] comparison of overlapping series of tree rings allowed the construction of a continuous sequence of tree-ring data that spanned 8,000 years.[38] (Since that time the tree-ring data series has been extended to 13,900 years.)[29] In the 1960s, Hans Suess was able to use the tree-ring sequence to show that the dates derived from radiocarbon were consistent with the dates assigned by Egyptologists. This was possible because although annual plants, such as corn, have a 14\nC ratio that reflects the atmospheric ratio at the time they were growing, trees only add material to their outermost tree ring in any given year, while the inner tree rings don't get their 14\nC replenished and instead start losing 14\nC through decay. Hence each ring preserves a record of the atmospheric 14\nC ratio of the year it grew in. Carbon-dating the wood from the tree rings themselves provides the check needed on the atmospheric 14\nC ratio: with a sample of known date, and a measurement of the value of N (the number of atoms of 14\nC remaining in the sample), the carbon-dating equation allows the calculation of N0 \u2013 the number of atoms of 14\nC in the sample at the time the tree ring was formed \u2013 and hence the 14\nC ratio in the atmosphere at that time.[38][40] Equipped with the results of carbon-dating the tree rings, it became possible to construct calibration curves designed to correct the errors caused by the variation over time in the 14\nC ratio.[41] These curves are described in more detail below.\nCoal and oil began to be burned in large quantities during the 19th century. Both are sufficiently old that they contain little or no detectable 14\nC and, as a result, the CO\n2 released substantially diluted the atmospheric 14\nC ratio. Dating an object from the early 20th century hence gives an apparent date older than the true date. For the same reason, 14\nC concentrations in the neighbourhood of large cities are lower than the atmospheric average. This fossil fuel effect (also known as the Suess effect, after Hans Suess, who first reported it in 1955) would only amount to a reduction of 0.2% in 14\nC activity if the additional carbon from fossil fuels were distributed throughout the carbon exchange reservoir, but because of the long delay in mixing with the deep ocean, the actual effect is a 3% reduction.[38][42]\nA much larger effect comes from above-ground nuclear testing, which released large numbers of neutrons and created 14\nC. From about 1950 until 1963, when atmospheric nuclear testing was banned, it is estimated that several tonnes of 14\nC were created. If all this extra 14\nC had immediately been spread across the entire carbon exchange reservoir, it would have led to an increase in the 14\nC ratio of only a few per cent, but the immediate effect was to almost double the amount of 14\nC in the atmosphere, with the peak level occurring in 1964 for the northern hemisphere, and in 1966 for the southern hemisphere. The level has since dropped, as this bomb pulse or \"bomb carbon\" (as it is sometimes called) percolates into the rest of the reservoir.[38][42][43][37]\nPhotosynthesis is the primary process by which carbon moves from the atmosphere into living things. In photosynthetic pathways 12\nC is absorbed slightly more easily than 13\nC, which in turn is more easily absorbed than 14\nC. The differential uptake of the three carbon isotopes leads to 13\nC and 14\nC ratios in plants that differ from the ratios in the atmosphere. This effect is known as isotopic fractionation.[44][45]\nTo determine the degree of fractionation that takes place in a given plant, the amounts of both 12\nC isotopes are measured, and the resulting 13\nC ratio is then compared to a standard ratio known as PDB.[note 9] The 13\nC ratio is used instead of 14\nC because the former is much easier to measure, and the latter can be easily derived: the depletion of 13\nC relative to 12\nC is proportional to the difference in the atomic masses of the two isotopes, so the depletion for 14\nC is twice the depletion of 13\nC.[21] The fractionation of 13\nC, known as \u03b413C, is calculated as follows:[44]\n\u03b4 C 13 = ( ( C 13 C 12 ) s a m p l e ( C 13 C 12 ) s t a n d a r d \u2212 1 ) \u00d7 1000 {\\displaystyle \\delta {\\ce {^{13}C}}=\\left({\\frac {\\left({\\frac {{\\ce {^{13}C}}}{{\\ce {^{12}C}}}}\\right)_{sample}}{\\left({\\frac {{\\ce {^{13}C}}}{{\\ce {^{12}C}}}}\\right)_{standard}}}-1\\right)\\times 1000} \u2030\nwhere the \u2030 sign indicates parts per thousand.[44] Because the PDB standard contains an unusually high proportion of 13\nC,[note 10] most measured \u03b413C values are negative.\nNorth Ronaldsay sheep on the beach in North Ronaldsay. In the winter, these sheep eat seaweed, which has a higher \u03b413C content than grass; samples from these sheep have a \u03b413C value of about \u221213\u2030, which is much higher than for sheep that feed on grasses.[44]\nTypical \u03b413C range\nPDB 0\u2030\nMarine plankton \u221222\u2030 to \u221217\u2030[45]\nC3 plants \u221230\u2030 to \u221222\u2030[45]\nC4 plants \u221215\u2030 to \u22129\u2030[45]\nAtmospheric CO\n2 \u22128\u2030[44]\n2 \u221232\u2030 to \u221213\u2030[45]\nFor marine organisms, the details of the photosynthesis reactions are less well understood, and the \u03b413C values for marine photosynthetic organisms are dependent on temperature. At higher temperatures, CO\n2 has poor solubility in water, which means there is less CO\n2 available for the photosynthetic reactions. Under these conditions, fractionation is reduced, and at temperatures above 14 \u00b0C the \u03b413C values are correspondingly higher, while at lower temperatures, CO\n2 becomes more soluble and hence more available to marine organisms.[45] The \u03b413C value for animals depends on their diet. An animal that eats food with high \u03b413C values will have a higher \u03b413C than one that eats food with lower \u03b413C values.[44] The animal's own biochemical processes can also impact the results: for example, both bone minerals and bone collagen typically have a higher concentration of 13\nC than is found in the animal's diet, though for different biochemical reasons. The enrichment of bone 13\nC also implies that excreted material is depleted in 13\nC relative to the diet.[48]\nC makes up about 1% of the carbon in a sample, the 13\nC ratio can be accurately measured by mass spectrometry.[21] Typical values of \u03b413C have been found by experiment for many plants, as well as for different parts of animals such as bone collagen, but when dating a given sample it is better to determine the \u03b413C value for that sample directly than to rely on the published values.[44]\nThe carbon exchange between atmospheric CO\n2 and carbonate at the ocean surface is also subject to fractionation, with 14\nC in the atmosphere more likely than 12\nC to dissolve in the ocean. The result is an overall increase in the 14\nC ratio in the ocean of 1.5%, relative to the 14\nC ratio in the atmosphere. This increase in 14\nC concentration almost exactly cancels out the decrease caused by the upwelling of water (containing old, and hence 14\nC depleted, carbon) from the deep ocean, so that direct measurements of 14\nC radiation are similar to measurements for the rest of the biosphere. Correcting for isotopic fractionation, as is done for all radiocarbon dates to allow comparison between results from different parts of the biosphere, gives an apparent age of about 400 years for ocean surface water.[21][36]\nLibby's original exchange reservoir hypothesis assumed that the 14\nC ratio in the exchange reservoir is constant all over the world,[49] but it has since been discovered that there are several causes of variation in the ratio across the reservoir.[35]\nMarine effect\n2 in the atmosphere transfers to the ocean by dissolving in the surface water as carbonate and bicarbonate ions; at the same time the carbonate ions in the water are returning to the air as CO\n2.[49] This exchange process brings14\nC from the atmosphere into the surface waters of the ocean, but the 14\nC thus introduced takes a long time to percolate through the entire volume of the ocean. The deepest parts of the ocean mix very slowly with the surface waters, and the mixing is uneven. The main mechanism that brings deep water to the surface is upwelling, which is more common in regions closer to the equator. Upwelling is also influenced by factors such as the topography of the local ocean bottom and coastlines, the climate, and wind patterns. Overall, the mixing of deep and surface waters takes far longer than the mixing of atmospheric CO\n2 with the surface waters, and as a result water from some deep ocean areas has an apparent radiocarbon age of several thousand years. Upwelling mixes this \"old\" water with the surface water, giving the surface water an apparent age of about several hundred years (after correcting for fractionation).[35] This effect is not uniform \u2013 the average effect is about 400 years, but there are local deviations of several hundred years for areas that are geographically close to each other.[35][36] These deviations can be accounted for in calibration, and users of software such as CALIB can provide as an input the appropriate correction for the location of their samples.[15] The effect also applies to marine organisms such as shells, and marine mammals such as whales and seals, which have radiocarbon ages that appear to be hundreds of years old.[35]\nHemisphere effect\nThe northern and southern hemispheres have atmospheric circulation systems that are sufficiently independent of each other that there is a noticeable time lag in mixing between the two. The atmospheric 14\nC ratio is lower in the southern hemisphere, with an apparent additional age of about 40 years for radiocarbon results from the south as compared to the north.[note 11] This is because the greater surface area of ocean in the southern hemisphere means that there is more carbon exchanged between the ocean and the atmosphere than in the north. Since the surface ocean is depleted in 14\nC because of the marine effect, 14\nC is removed from the southern atmosphere more quickly than in the north.[35][50] The effect is strengthened by strong upwelling around Antarctica.[12]\nIf the carbon in freshwater is partly acquired from aged carbon, such as rocks, then the result will be a reduction in the 14\nC ratio in the water. For example, rivers that pass over limestone, which is mostly composed of calcium carbonate, will acquire carbonate ions. Similarly, groundwater can contain carbon derived from the rocks through which it has passed. These rocks are usually so old that they no longer contain any measurable 14\nC, so this carbon lowers the 14\nC ratio of the water it enters, which can lead to apparent ages of thousands of years for both the affected water and the plants and freshwater organisms that live in it.[21] This is known as the hard water effect because it is often associated with calcium ions, which are characteristic of hard water; other sources of carbon such as humus can produce similar results, and can also reduce the apparent age if they are of more recent origin than the sample.[35] The effect varies greatly and there is no general offset that can be applied; additional research is usually needed to determine the size of the offset, for example by comparing the radiocarbon age of deposited freshwater shells with associated organic material.[51]\nVolcanic eruptions eject large amounts of carbon into the air. The carbon is of geological origin and has no detectable 14\nC, so the 14\nC ratio in the vicinity of the volcano is depressed relative to surrounding areas. Dormant volcanoes can also emit aged carbon. Plants that photosynthesize this carbon also have lower 14\nC ratios: for example, plants in the neighbourhood of the Furnas caldera in the Azores were found to have apparent ages that ranged from 250 years to 3320 years.[52]\nAny addition of carbon to a sample of a different age will cause the measured date to be inaccurate. Contamination with modern carbon causes a sample to appear to be younger than it really is: the effect is greater for older samples. If a sample that is 17,000 years old is contaminated so that 1% of the sample is modern carbon, it will appear to be 600 years younger; for a sample that is 34,000 years old the same amount of contamination would cause an error of 4,000 years. Contamination with old carbon, with no remaining 14\nC, causes an error in the other direction independent of age \u2013 a sample contaminated with 1% old carbon will appear to be about 80 years older than it really is, regardless of the date of the sample.[53]\nMain article: Radiocarbon dating samples\nSamples for dating need to be converted into a form suitable for measuring the 14\nC content; this can mean conversion to gaseous, liquid, or solid form, depending on the measurement technique to be used. Before this can be done, the sample must be treated to remove any contamination and any unwanted constituents.[54] This includes removing visible contaminants, such as rootlets that may have penetrated the sample since its burial.[54] Alkali and acid washes can be used to remove humic acid and carbonate contamination, but care has to be taken to avoid removing the part of the sample that contains the carbon to be tested.[55]\nIt is common to reduce a wood sample to just the cellulose component before testing, but since this can reduce the volume of the sample to 20% of its original size, testing of the whole wood is often performed as well. Charcoal is often tested but is likely to need treatment to remove contaminants.[54][55]\nUnburnt bone can be tested; it is usual to date it using collagen, the protein fraction that remains after washing away the bone's structural material. Hydroxyproline, one of the constituent amino acids in bone, was once thought to be a reliable indicator as it was not known to occur except in bone, but it has since been detected in groundwater.[54]\nFor burnt bone, testability depends on the conditions under which the bone was burnt. If the bone was heated under reducing conditions, it (and associated organic matter) may have been carbonized. In this case the sample is often usable.[54]\nShells from both marine and land organisms consist almost entirely of calcium carbonate, either as aragonite or as calcite, or some mixture of the two. Calcium carbonate is very susceptible to dissolving and recrystallizing; the recrystallized material will contain carbon from the sample's environment, which may be of geological origin. If testing recrystallized shell is unavoidable, it is sometimes possible to identify the original shell material from a sequence of tests.[56] It is also possible to test conchiolin, an organic protein found in shell, but it constitutes only 1\u20132% of shell material.[55]\nThe three major components of peat are humic acid, humins, and fulvic acid. Of these, humins give the most reliable date as they are insoluble in alkali and less likely to contain contaminants from the sample's environment.[55] A particular difficulty with dried peat is the removal of rootlets, which are likely to be hard to distinguish from the sample material.[54]\nSoil contains organic material, but because of the likelihood of contamination by humic acid of more recent origin, it is very difficult to get satisfactory radiocarbon dates. It is preferable to sieve the soil for fragments of organic origin, and date the fragments with methods that are tolerant of small sample sizes.[55]\nOther materials that have been successfully dated include ivory, paper, textiles, individual seeds and grains, straw from within mud bricks, and charred food remains found in pottery.[55]\nParticularly for older samples, it may be useful to enrich the amount of 14\nC in the sample before testing. This can be done with a thermal diffusion column. The process takes about a month and requires a sample about ten times as large as would be needed otherwise, but it allows more precise measurement of the 14\nC ratio in old material and extends the maximum age that can be reliably reported.[57]\nOnce contamination has been removed, samples must be converted to a form suitable for the measuring technology to be used.[58] Where gas is required, CO\n2 is widely used.[58][59] For samples to be used in liquid scintillation counters, the carbon must be in liquid form; the sample is typically converted to benzene. For accelerator mass spectrometry, solid graphite targets are the most common, although gaseous CO\n2 can also be used.[58][60]\nThe quantity of material needed for testing depends on the sample type and the technology being used. There are two types of testing technology: detectors that record radioactivity, known as beta counters, and accelerator mass spectrometers. For beta counters, a sample weighing at least 10 grams (0.35 ounces) is typically required.[58] Accelerator mass spectrometry is much more sensitive, and samples containing as little as 0.5 milligrams of carbon can be used.[61]\nC is now most commonly done with an accelerator mass spectrometer\nFor decades after Libby performed the first radiocarbon dating experiments, the only way to measure the 14\nC in a sample was to detect the radioactive decay of individual carbon atoms.[58] In this approach, what is measured is the activity, in number of decay events per unit mass per time period, of the sample.[59] This method is also known as \"beta counting\", because it is the beta particles emitted by the decaying 14\nC atoms that are detected.[62] In the late 1970s an alternative approach became available: directly counting the number of 14\nC atoms in a given sample, via accelerator mass spectrometry, usually referred to as AMS.[58] AMS counts the 14\nC ratio directly, instead of the activity of the sample, but measurements of activity and 14\nC ratio can be converted into each other exactly.[59] For some time, beta counting methods were more accurate than AMS, but AMS is now more accurate and has become the method of choice for radiocarbon measurements.[63][64] In addition to improved accuracy, AMS has two further significant advantages over beta counting: it can perform accurate testing on samples much too small for beta counting; and it is much faster \u2013 an accuracy of 1% can be achieved in minutes with AMS, which is far quicker than would be achievable with the older technology.[65]\nLibby's first detector was a Geiger counter of his own design. He converted the carbon in his sample to lamp black (soot) and coated the inner surface of a cylinder with it. This cylinder was inserted into the counter in such a way that the counting wire was inside the sample cylinder, in order that there should be no material between the sample and the wire.[58] Any interposing material would have interfered with the detection of radioactivity, since the beta particles emitted by decaying 14\nC are so weak that half are stopped by a 0.01 mm thickness of aluminium.[59]\nLibby's method was soon superseded by gas proportional counters, which were less affected by bomb carbon (the additional 14\nC created by nuclear weapons testing). These counters record bursts of ionization caused by the beta particles emitted by the decaying 14\nC atoms; the bursts are proportional to the energy of the particle, so other sources of ionization, such as background radiation, can be identified and ignored. The counters are surrounded by lead or steel shielding, to eliminate background radiation and to reduce the incidence of cosmic rays. In addition, anticoincidence detectors are used; these record events outside the counter, and any event recorded simultaneously both inside and outside the counter is regarded as an extraneous event and ignored.[59]\nThe other common technology used for measuring 14\nC activity is liquid scintillation counting, which was invented in 1950, but which had to wait until the early 1960s, when efficient methods of benzene synthesis were developed, to become competitive with gas counting; after 1970 liquid counters became the more common technology choice for newly constructed dating laboratories. The counters work by detecting flashes of light caused by the beta particles emitted by 14\nC as they interact with a fluorescing agent added to the benzene. Like gas counters, liquid scintillation counters require shielding and anticoincidence counters.[66][67]\nFor both the gas proportional counter and liquid scintillation counter, what is measured is the number of beta particles detected in a given time period. Since the mass of the sample is known, this can be converted to a standard measure of activity in units of either counts per minute per gram of carbon (cpm/g C), or becquerels per kg (Bq/kg C, in SI units). Each measuring device is also used to measure the activity of a blank sample \u2013 a sample prepared from carbon old enough to have no activity. This provides a value for the background radiation, which must be subtracted from the measured activity of the sample being dated to get the activity attributable solely to that sample's 14\nC. In addition, a sample with a standard activity is measured, to provide a baseline for comparison.[68]\nSimplified schematic layout of an accelerator mass spectrometer used for counting carbon isotopes for carbon dating\nAMS counts the atoms of 14\nC in a given sample, determining the 14\nC ratio directly. The sample, often in the form of graphite, is made to emit C\u2212 ions (carbon atoms with a single negative charge), which are injected into an accelerator. The ions are accelerated and passed through a stripper, which removes several electrons so that the ions emerge with a positive charge. The ions, which may have from 1 to 4 positive charges (C+ to C4+), depending on the accelerator design, are then passed through a magnet that curves their path; the heavier ions are curved less than the lighter ones, so the different isotopes emerge as separate streams of ions. A particle detector then records the number of ions detected in the 14\nC stream, but since the volume of 12\nC (and 13\nC, needed for calibration) is too great for individual ion detection, counts are determined by measuring the electric current created in a Faraday cup.[69] The large positive charge induced by the stripper forces molecules such as 13\nCH, which has a weight close enough to 14\nC to interfere with the measurements, to dissociate, so they are not detected.[70] Most AMS machines also measure the sample's \u03b413C, for use in calculating the sample's radiocarbon age.[71] The use of AMS, as opposed to simpler forms of mass spectrometry, is necessary because of the need to distinguish the carbon isotopes from other atoms or molecules that are very close in mass, such as 14\nCH.[58] As with beta counting, both blank samples and standard samples are used.[69] Two different kinds of blank may be measured: a sample of dead carbon that has undergone no chemical processing, to detect any machine background, and a sample known as a process blank made from dead carbon that is processed into target material in exactly the same way as the sample which is being dated. Any 14\nC signal from the machine background blank is likely to be caused either by beams of ions that have not followed the expected path inside the detector, or by carbon hydrides such as 12\nCH. A 14\nC signal from the process blank measures the amount of contamination introduced during the preparation of the sample. These measurements are used in the subsequent calculation of the age of the sample.[72]\nMain article: Calculation of radiocarbon dates\nThe calculations to be performed on the measurements taken depend on the technology used, since beta counters measure the sample's radioactivity whereas AMS determines the ratio of the three different carbon isotopes in the sample.[72]\nTo determine the age of a sample whose activity has been measured by beta counting, the ratio of its activity to the activity of the standard must be found. To determine this, a blank sample (of old, or dead, carbon) is measured, and a sample of known activity is measured. The additional samples allow errors such as background radiation and systematic errors in the laboratory setup to be detected and corrected for.[68] The most common standard sample material is oxalic acid, such as the HOxII standard, 1,000 lb of which was prepared by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in 1977 from French beet harvests.[73][74]\nThe results from AMS testing are in the form of ratios of 12\nC, and 14\nC, which are used to calculate Fm, the \"fraction modern\". This is defined as the ratio between the 14\nC ratio in the sample and the 14\nC ratio in modern carbon, which is in turn defined as the 14\nC ratio that would have been measured in 1950 had there been no fossil fuel effect.[72]\nBoth beta counting and AMS results have to be corrected for fractionation. This is necessary because different materials of the same age, which because of fractionation have naturally different 14\nC ratios, will appear to be of different ages because the 14\nC ratio is taken as the indicator of age. To avoid this, all radiocarbon measurements are converted to the measurement that would have been seen had the sample been made of wood, which has a known \u03b413\nC value of \u221225\u2030.[22]\nOnce the corrected 14\nC ratio is known, a \"radiocarbon age\" is calculated using:[75]\nAge = \u2212 8033 \u22c5 ln \u2061 ( F m ) {\\displaystyle {\\text{Age}}=-8033\\cdot \\ln(Fm)}\nThe calculation uses 8,033, the mean-life derived from Libby's half-life of 5,568 years, not 8,267, the mean-life derived from the more accurate modern value of 5,730 years. Libby\u2019s value for the half-life is used to maintain consistency with early radiocarbon testing results; calibration curves include a correction for this, so the accuracy of final reported calendar ages is assured.[75]\nThe reliability of the results can be improved by lengthening the testing time. For example, if counting beta decays for 250 minutes is enough to give an error of \u00b1 80 years, with 68% confidence, then doubling the counting time to 500 minutes will allow a sample with only half as much 14\nC to be measured with the same error term of 80 years.[76]\nRadiocarbon dating is generally limited to dating samples no more than 50,000 years old, as samples older than that have insufficient 14\nC to be measurable. Older dates have been obtained by using special sample preparation techniques, large samples, and very long measurement times. These techniques can allow measurement of dates up to 60,000 and in some cases up to 75,000 years before the present.[63]\nRadiocarbon dates are generally presented with a range of one standard deviation (usually represented by the Greek letter sigma as 1\u03c3) on either side of the mean. However, a date range of 1\u03c3 represents only 68% confidence level, so the true age of the object being measured may lie outside the range of dates quoted. This was demonstrated in 1970 by an experiment run by the British Museum radiocarbon laboratory, in which weekly measurements were taken on the same sample for six months. The results varied widely (though consistently with a normal distribution of errors in the measurements), and included multiple date ranges (of 1\u03c3 confidence) that did not overlap with each other. The measurements included one with a range from about 4250 to about 4390 years ago, and another with a range from about 4520 to about 4690.[77]\nErrors in procedure can also lead to errors in the results. If 1% of the benzene in a modern reference sample accidentally evaporates, scintillation counting will give a radiocarbon age that is too young by about 80 years.[78]\nMain article: Calibration of radiocarbon dates\nThe stump of a very old bristlecone pine. Tree rings from these trees (among others) are used in building calibration curves.\nThe calculations given above produce dates in radiocarbon years: i.e. dates that represent the age the sample would be if the 14\nC ratio had been constant historically.[79] Although Libby had pointed out as early as 1955 the possibility that this assumption was incorrect, it was not until discrepancies began to accumulate between measured ages and known historical dates for artefacts that it became clear that a correction would need to be applied to radiocarbon ages to obtain calendar dates.[80]\nTo produce a curve that can be used to relate calendar years to radiocarbon years, a sequence of securely dated samples is needed which can be tested to determine their radiocarbon age. The study of tree rings led to the first such sequence: individual pieces of wood show characteristic sequences of rings that vary in thickness because of environmental factors such as the amount of rainfall in a given year. These factors affect all trees in an area, so examining tree-ring sequences from old wood allows the identification of overlapping sequences. In this way, an uninterrupted sequence of tree rings can be extended far into the past. The first such published sequence, based on bristlecone pine tree rings, was created by Wesley Ferguson.[40] Hans Suess used this data to publish the first calibration curve for radiocarbon dating in 1967.[38][39][80] The curve showed two types of variation from the straight line: a long term fluctuation with a period of about 9,000 years, and a shorter term variation, often referred to as \"wiggles\", with a period of decades. Suess said he drew the line showing the wiggles by \"cosmic schwung\", by which he meant that the variations were caused by extraterrestrial forces. It was unclear for some time whether the wiggles were real or not, but they are now well-established.[38][39][81] These short term fluctuations in the calibration curve are now known as de Vries effects, after Hessel de Vries.[82]\nA calibration curve is used by taking the radiocarbon date reported by a laboratory, and reading across from that date on the vertical axis of the graph. The point where this horizontal line intersects the curve will give the calendar age of the sample on the horizontal axis. This is the reverse of the way the curve is constructed: a point on the graph is derived from a sample of known age, such as a tree ring; when it is tested, the resulting radiocarbon age gives a data point for the graph.[41]\nThe Northern hemisphere curve from INTCAL13. As of 2014 this is the most recent version of the standard calibration curve. The diagonal line shows where the curve would lie if radiocarbon ages and calendar ages were the same.[29]\nOver the next thirty years many calibration curves were published using a variety of methods and statistical approaches.[41] These were superseded by the INTCAL series of curves, beginning with INTCAL98, published in 1998, and updated in 2004, 2009, and 2013. The improvements to these curves are based on new data gathered from tree rings, varves, coral, plant macrofossils, speleothems, and foraminifera. The INTCAL13 data includes separate curves for the northern and southern hemispheres, as they differ systematically because of the hemisphere effect. The southern curve (SHCAL13) is based on independent data where possible, and derived from the northern curve by adding the average offset for the southern hemisphere where no direct data was available. There is also a separate marine calibration curve, MARINE13.[29][83] For a set of samples forming a sequence with a known separation in time, these samples form a subset of the calibration curve. The sequence can be compared to the calibration curve and the best match to the sequence established. This \u201cwiggle-matching\u201d technique can lead to more precise dating than is possible with individual radiocarbon dates.[84] Wiggle-matching can be used in places where there is a plateau on the calibration curve, and hence can provide a much more accurate date than the intercept or probability methods are able to produce.[85] The technique is not restricted to tree rings; for example, a stratified tephra sequence in New Zealand, believed to predate human colonization of the islands, has been dated to 1314 AD \u00b1 12 years by wiggle-matching.[86] The wiggles also mean that reading a date from a calibration curve can give more than one answer: this occurs when the curve wiggles up and down enough that the radiocarbon age intercepts the curve in more than one place, which may lead to a radiocarbon result being reported as two separate age ranges, corresponding to the two parts of the curve that the radiocarbon age intercepted.[41]\nBayesian statistical techniques can be applied when there are several radiocarbon dates to be calibrated. For example, if a series of radiocarbon dates is taken from different levels in a stratigraphic sequence, Bayesian analysis can be used to evaluate dates which are outliers, and can calculate improved probability distributions, based on the prior information that the sequence should be ordered in time.[84] When Bayesian analysis was introduced, its use was limited by the need to use mainframe computers to perform the calculations, but the technique has since been implemented on programs available for personal computers, such as OxCal.[87]\nSeveral formats for citing radiocarbon results have been used since the first samples were dated. As of 2019, the standard format required by the journal Radiocarbon is as follows.[88]\nUncalibrated dates should be reported as \"<laboratory>: <14\nC year> \u00b1 <range> BP\", where:\n<laboratory> identifies the laboratory that tested the sample, and the sample ID\nC year> is the laboratory's determination of the age of the sample, in radiocarbon years\n<range> is the laboratory's estimate of the error in the age, at 1\u03c3 confidence.\nBP stands for \"before present\", referring to a reference date of 1950, so that 500 BP means the year 1450 AD.\nFor example, the uncalibrated date \"UtC-2020: 3510 \u00b1 60 BP\" indicates that the sample was tested by the Utrecht van der Graaff Laboratorium, where it has a sample number of 2020, and that the uncalibrated age is 3510 years before present, \u00b1 60 years. Related forms are sometimes used: for example, \"10 ka BP\" means 10,000 radiocarbon years before present (i.e. 8,050 BC), and 14\nC yr BP might be used to distinguish the uncalibrated date from a date derived from another dating method such as thermoluminescence.[88]\nCalibrated 14\nC dates are frequently reported as cal BP, cal BC, or cal AD, again with BP referring to the year 1950 as the zero date.[89] Radiocarbon gives two options for reporting calibrated dates. A common format is \"cal <date-range> <confidence>\", where:\n<date-range> is the range of dates corresponding to the given confidence level\n<confidence> indicates the confidence level for the given date range.\nFor example, \"cal 1220\u20131281 AD (1\u03c3)\" means a calibrated date for which the true date lies between 1220 AD and 1281 AD, with the confidence level given as 1\u03c3, or one standard deviation. Calibrated dates can also be expressed as BP instead of using BC and AD. The curve used to calibrate the results should be the latest available INTCAL curve. Calibrated dates should also identify any programs, such as OxCal, used to perform the calibration.[88] In addition, an article in Radiocarbon in 2014 about radiocarbon date reporting conventions recommends that information should be provided about sample treatment, including the sample material, pretreatment methods, and quality control measurements; that the citation to the software used for calibration should specify the version number and any options or models used; and that the calibrated date should be given with the associated probabilities for each range.[90]\nA key concept in interpreting radiocarbon dates is archaeological association: what is the true relationship between two or more objects at an archaeological site? It frequently happens that a sample for radiocarbon dating can be taken directly from the object of interest, but there are also many cases where this is not possible. Metal grave goods, for example, cannot be radiocarbon dated, but they may be found in a grave with a coffin, charcoal, or other material which can be assumed to have been deposited at the same time. In these cases a date for the coffin or charcoal is indicative of the date of deposition of the grave goods, because of the direct functional relationship between the two. There are also cases where there is no functional relationship, but the association is reasonably strong: for example, a layer of charcoal in a rubbish pit provides a date which has a relationship to the rubbish pit.[91]\nContamination is of particular concern when dating very old material obtained from archaeological excavations and great care is needed in the specimen selection and preparation. In 2014, Thomas Higham and co-workers suggested that many of the dates published for Neanderthal artefacts are too recent because of contamination by \"young carbon\".[92]\nAs a tree grows, only the outermost tree ring exchanges carbon with its environment, so the age measured for a wood sample depends on where the sample is taken from. This means that radiocarbon dates on wood samples can be older than the date at which the tree was felled. In addition, if a piece of wood is used for multiple purposes, there may be a significant delay between the felling of the tree and the final use in the context in which it is found.[93] This is often referred to as the \"old wood\" problem.[5] One example is the Bronze Age trackway at Withy Bed Copse, in England; the trackway was built from wood that had clearly been worked for other purposes before being re-used in the trackway. Another example is driftwood, which may be used as construction material. It is not always possible to recognize re-use. Other materials can present the same problem: for example, bitumen is known to have been used by some Neolithic communities to waterproof baskets; the bitumen's radiocarbon age will be greater than is measurable by the laboratory, regardless of the actual age of the context, so testing the basket material will give a misleading age if care is not taken. A separate issue, related to re-use, is that of lengthy use, or delayed deposition. For example, a wooden object that remains in use for a lengthy period will have an apparent age greater than the actual age of the context in which it is deposited.[93]\nArchaeology is not the only field to make use of radiocarbon dating. The ability to date minute samples using AMS has meant that palaeobotanists and palaeoclimatologists can use radiocarbon dating on pollen samples. Radiocarbon dates can also be used in geology, sedimentology, and lake studies, for example. Dates on organic material recovered from strata of interest can be used to correlate strata in different locations that appear to be similar on geological grounds. Dating material from one location gives date information about the other location, and the dates are also used to place strata in the overall geological timeline.[94]\nThe Pleistocene is a geological epoch that began about 2.6 million years ago. The Holocene, the current geological epoch, begins about 11,700 years ago, when the Pleistocene ends.[95] Establishing the date of this boundary \u2212 which is defined by sharp climatic warming \u2212 as accurately as possible has been a goal of geologists for much of the 20th century.[95][96] At Two Creeks, in Wisconsin, a fossil forest was discovered (Two Creeks Buried Forest State Natural Area), and subsequent research determined that the destruction of the forest was caused by the Valders ice readvance, the last southward movement of ice before the end of the Pleistocene in that area. Before the advent of radiocarbon dating, the fossilized trees had been dated by correlating sequences of annually deposited layers of sediment at Two Creeks with sequences in Scandinavia. This led to estimates that the trees were between 24,000 and 19,000 years old,[95] and hence this was taken to be the date of the last advance of the Wisconsin glaciation before its final retreat marked the end of the Pleistocene in North America.[97] In 1952 Libby published radiocarbon dates for several samples from the Two Creeks site and two similar sites nearby; the dates were averaged to 11,404 BP with a standard error of 350 years. This result was uncalibrated, as the need for calibration of radiocarbon ages was not yet understood. Further results over the next decade supported an average date of 11,350 BP, with the results thought to be most accurate averaging 11,600 BP. There was initial resistance to these results on the part of Ernst Antevs, the palaeobotanist who had worked on the Scandinavian varve series, but his objections were eventually discounted by other geologists. In the 1990s samples were tested with AMS, yielding (uncalibrated) dates ranging from 11,640 BP to 11,800 BP, both with a standard error of 160 years. Subsequently, a sample from the fossil forest was used in an interlaboratory test, with results provided by over 70 laboratories. These tests produced a median age of 11,788 \u00b1 8 BP (2\u03c3 confidence) which when calibrated gives a date range of 13,730 to 13,550 cal BP.[95] The Two Creeks radiocarbon dates are now regarded as a key result in developing the modern understanding of North American glaciation at the end of the Pleistocene.[97]\nPart of the Great Isaiah Scroll, one of the Dead Sea Scrolls\nIn 1947, scrolls were discovered in caves near the Dead Sea that proved to contain writing in Hebrew and Aramaic, most of which are thought to have been produced by the Essenes, a small Jewish sect. These scrolls are of great significance in the study of Biblical texts because many of them contain the earliest known version of books of the Hebrew bible.[98] A sample of the linen wrapping from one of these scrolls, the Great Isaiah Scroll, was included in a 1955 analysis by Libby, with an estimated age of 1,917 \u00b1 200 years.[98][99] Based on an analysis of the writing style, palaeographic estimates were made of the age of 21 of the scrolls, and samples from most of these, along with other scrolls which had not been palaeographically dated, were tested by two AMS laboratories in the 1990s. The results ranged in age from the early 4th century BC to the mid 4th century AD. In all but two cases the scrolls were determined to be within 100 years of the palaeographically determined age. The Isaiah scroll was included in the testing and was found to have two possible date ranges at a 2\u03c3 confidence level, because of the shape of the calibration curve at that point: there is a 15% chance that it dates from 355\u2013295 BC, and an 84% chance that it dates from 210\u201345 BC. Subsequently, these dates were criticized on the grounds that before the scrolls were tested, they had been treated with modern castor oil in order to make the writing easier to read; it was argued that failure to remove the castor oil sufficiently would have caused the dates to be too young. Multiple papers have been published both supporting and opposing the criticism.[98]\nSoon after the publication of Libby's 1949 paper in Science, universities around the world began establishing radiocarbon-dating laboratories, and by the end of the 1950s there were more than 20 active 14\nC research laboratories. It quickly became apparent that the principles of radiocarbon dating were valid, despite certain discrepancies, the causes of which then remained unknown.[100]\nThe development of radiocarbon dating has had a profound impact on archaeology \u2013 often described as the \"radiocarbon revolution\".[101] In the words of anthropologist R. E. Taylor, \"14\nC data made a world prehistory possible by contributing a time scale that transcends local, regional and continental boundaries\". It provides more accurate dating within sites than previous methods, which usually derived either from stratigraphy or from typologies (e.g. of stone tools or pottery); it also allows comparison and synchronization of events across great distances. The advent of radiocarbon dating may even have led to better field methods in archaeology, since better data recording leads to firmer association of objects with the samples to be tested. These improved field methods were sometimes motivated by attempts to prove that a 14\nC date was incorrect. Taylor also suggests that the availability of definite date information freed archaeologists from the need to focus so much of their energy on determining the dates of their finds, and led to an expansion of the questions archaeologists were willing to research. For example, from the 1970s questions about the evolution of human behaviour were much more frequently seen in archaeology.[102]\nThe dating framework provided by radiocarbon led to a change in the prevailing view of how innovations spread through prehistoric Europe. Researchers had previously thought that many ideas spread by diffusion through the continent, or by invasions of peoples bringing new cultural ideas with them. As radiocarbon dates began to prove these ideas wrong in many instances, it became apparent that these innovations must sometimes have arisen locally. This has been described as a \"second radiocarbon revolution\", and with regard to British prehistory, archaeologist Richard Atkinson has characterized the impact of radiocarbon dating as \"radical ... therapy\" for the \"progressive disease of invasionism\". More broadly, the success of radiocarbon dating stimulated interest in analytical and statistical approaches to archaeological data.[102] Taylor has also described the impact of AMS, and the ability to obtain accurate measurements from very small samples, as ushering in a third radiocarbon revolution.[103]\nOccasionally, radiocarbon dating techniques date an object of popular interest, for example the Shroud of Turin, a piece of linen cloth thought by some to bear an image of Jesus Christ after his crucifixion. Three separate laboratories dated samples of linen from the Shroud in 1988; the results pointed to 14th-century origins, raising doubts about the shroud's authenticity as an alleged 1st-century relic.[17]\nResearchers have studied other radioactive isotopes created by cosmic rays to determine if they could also be used to assist in dating objects of archaeological interest; such isotopes include 3\nHe, 10\nBe, 21\nNe, 26\nAl, and 36\nCl. With the development of AMS in the 1980s it became possible to measure these isotopes precisely enough for them to be the basis of useful dating techniques, which have been primarily applied to dating rocks.[104] Naturally occurring radioactive isotopes can also form the basis of dating methods, as with potassium\u2013argon dating, argon\u2013argon dating, and uranium series dating.[105] Other dating techniques of interest to archaeologists include thermoluminescence, optically stimulated luminescence, electron spin resonance, and fission track dating, as well as techniques that depend on annual bands or layers, such as dendrochronology, tephrochronology, and varve chronology.[106]\n^ Korff's paper actually referred to slow neutrons, a term that since Korff's time has acquired a more specific meaning, referring to a range of neutron energies that does not overlap with thermal neutrons.[2]\n^ Some of Libby's original samples have since been retested, and the results, published in 2018, were generally in good agreement with Libby's original results.[10]\n^ The interaction of cosmic rays with nitrogen and oxygen below the earth's surface can also create 14\nC, and in some circumstances (e.g. near the surface of snow accumulations, which are permeable to gases) this 14\nC migrates into the atmosphere. However, this pathway is estimated to be responsible for less than 0.1% of the total production of 14\nC.[14]\n^ The half-life of 14\nC (which determines the mean-life) was thought to be 5568 \u00b1 30 years in 1952.[19] The mean-life and half-life are related by the following equation:[5]\nT 1 2 = 0.693 \u22c5 \u03c4 {\\displaystyle T_{\\frac {1}{2}}=0.693\\cdot \\tau }\n^ Two experimentally determined values from the early 1950s were not included in the value Libby used: ~6,090 years, and 5900 \u00b1 250 years.[28]\n^ The term \"conventional radiocarbon age\" is also used. 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You should be able to get an accurate breakdown of closing costs from your lender, escrow or realtor.\nHere\u2019s an example of what you can expect to pay:\nProperty Inspection \u2013 We strongly recommend that every home has a physical inspection done during the escrow period. A qualified inspector can find many potential problems early in the process which allows you to request repairs, request a credit, obtain further specific inspections, or even back out of the deal. Inspections generally run between $400 and $750 depending on the size of the home.\nDiscount and Origination Points: Points are equal to a percent of the loan amount. 1.00 point is equal to 1.00% of the loan amount. Discount points represent additional money you can pay to the lender at closing. If you pay more points it will lower the interest rate. Usually, for each point you pay for a 30-year loan, your interest rate is reduced by about 1/8th (or .125) of a percentage point. Paying points can be good if you plan on living in the home for a long time.\nOrigination Points (or Loan origination fee) charged by the lender for evaluating, preparing, and submitting a proposed mortgage loan. Origination fees are often expressed as a percentage. A one percent loan origination fee is equal to 1% of the loan amount. Some lenders add origination points into their quoted points while other lenders add an origination point in addition to their quoted points.\nApplication Fee covers the lender\u2019s cost to process the information on your loan. Usually, you must pay this charge at the time you file the application. Some lenders may apply the cost of the application fee to certain closing costs. Generally lenders do not refund this application fee if you are not approved for the loan or if you decide not to take it.\nAppraisal Fee: This fee ($450 to $800 depending on the price of the home) pays for an independent appraisal of the home you want to purchase. The lender requires this estimate of the market value of the house for the loan. Factors to be considered in determining market value are: present cash value; use; location; replacement value of improvements; condition; income from property; net proceeds if the property is sold, etc. The appraisal is a critical factor in determining how much of a mortgage the bank or mortgage company will approve. After the appraisal is completed, the borrower is normally entitled to a copy of the appraisal from the lender.\nCredit report Fee: Three major national credit bureaus (Equifax, TransUnion and Experian) supply lenders with the information on your credit behavior. Consumers typically pay $45 to $55 for this report.\nTitle search and title insurance: A title search is a detailed examination of the historical records concerning a property. These records include deeds, court records, property and name indexes, and many other documents. The purpose of the search is to make sure the buyer is purchasing a house from the legal owner and there are no liens, overdue special assessments, or other claims or outstanding restrictive covenants filed in the record, which would adversely affect the marketability or value of title.\nA title search can show a number of title defects among these are unpaid taxes, unsatisfied mortgages and judgments against the seller. But there are some hidden defects that even the most diligent title search may never reveal. For instance, the previous owner could have incorrectly stated his marital status, resulting in a possible claim by his legal spouse. Other problems include things like fraud, forgery, defective deeds, mental incompetence, confusion due to similar or identical names, and clerical errors in the records. These defects can arise after you have purchased your home and jeopardize your right to ownership.\nA certificate of title \u2014 issued by a title company that did the title search \u2014 offers no protection against any hidden defects in the title which an examination of the records could not reveal. A title insurance protects against any tax liens, unpaid mortgages, or judgments missed in the research of the history of title on the property. If a claim is made against your property, title insurance will, in accordance with the terms of your policy, assure you of a legal defense and pay all court costs and related fees. Also, if the claim proves valid, you will be reimbursed for your actual loss up to the face amount of the policy.\nBasically there are two different types of policies \u2013 a lender\u2019s policy and an owner\u2019s policy. 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        "raw_content": "ByEdward C. Yu : January 12 2016\nCommercial real estate has prospered so well in the low interest rate environment that the likelihood of rising rates in 2016 is cause for worry among investors. The concern is that real estate values will fall as interest rates rise.\nHowever, there are many reasons that we feel those fears will not come to fruition and commercial real estate will prove to be resilient. Historically, the increase in the federal funds rate does not necessarily mean the same for Treasury rates; the correlation between interest rates and real estate prices is surprisingly weak; and real estate fundamentals do not show any sign of weakening.\nThe Private Core Real Estate Returns data in 2015 is for three quarters ending on September 30, 2015\nLet's look at these issues one by one:\nWill Treasury Rates Rise?\nCommercial real estate is priced off of the 10-year Treasury rate, which is not the same as the federal funds rate controlled by the Fed. Treasury yields are near long-term lows mainly because of demand from foreign investors engaged in a flight to safety. With all the questions faced by countries around the globe \u2013 Europe struggling under the burden of low growth and terrorism, Asia and emerging markets facing economic slowdowns and low commodity prices, the impact of lower oil prices in energy-reliant countries \u2013 U.S. Treasuries are likely to remain in high demand, keeping rates low.\nCorrelation is Weak\nReal estate values are driven by two components: capitalization rates (the initial yield for the investor at purchase) and appreciation. When investors demand higher \u201ccap rates\u201d (yields) to buy assets, it in effect lowers property values. The cap rate is typically based on a spread over Treasuries, so when Treasury yields go up it seems logical that real estate yields would rise, reducing values. Over the past few decades, however, when interest rates have risen rapidly, commercial real estate prices have remained stable or even gone up.\nThat might seem counter-intuitive at first blush, but the fact is that interest rates are only one of a number of components that go into the pricing of real estate. Short-term interest rates tend to rise when the economy is strong, so when rates are going up investors expect that rents and values will go up as well. In other words, investors are willing to pay more when they are bullish on the prospect for increased property incomes. Another factor is the price of alternative investments. Commercial real estate currently returns more than bonds or other investment sectors on an absolute and a risk-adjusted basis, so investors seeking high yields have few other options.\nWhat would hurt commercial real estate prices the most is poor performance. There are a number of reasons to believe, however, that the sector's recent upswing is not running out of steam. For one thing, most economists feel the recovery in the U.S. has another few years to go. The economy is continuing to produce 200,000 jobs a month, which is a key factor in the strong demand for commercial properties. And unlike previous real estate boom cycles, the market is not suffering from overbuilding. The market is coming off of a half-decade of underdevelopment, and it will take some time to get back to equilibrium, let alone the over-development phase. Plus, the crisis that produced the last recession has led to banking reforms that has reduced the availability of construction debt.\nThe upshot is that past history of the sector and the future prospects for fundamentals makes it unlikely that the slow increase in interest rates envisioned by key policymakers will have any immediate or major impact on commercial real estate prices.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Blog: The Multiplier Mindset \u00bb How Successful Entrepreneurs Think\nEntrepreneurs think differently than most people. If you happen to live with one or have one in your life, you\u2019re probably thinking, \u201cYou don\u2019t have to tell me that. They\u2019re a breed of their own!\u201d\nThe two entrepreneurial decisions.\nOver years of working with entrepreneurs, I\u2019ve made this observation: Every one of them has internalized what I call the two \u201centrepreneurial decisions\u201d:\nThey\u2019re willing to take total responsibility for their own financial success and security. They expect no one else\u2014an employer, the government, an institution\u2014to do that for them.\nThey understand that they won\u2019t get paid until they first create value. They live and work by the notion that they always have to make themselves useful to the consumer.\nAdd to these two realities, this harsh fact: Even if what an entrepreneur has to offer consumers makes perfect sense in his or her mind, on paper, and in the marketplace, the clincher is that no matter how useful it might be, unless there is a buyer willing to write them a check, what the entrepreneur has to sell is absolutely worthless.\nMost people would find this an untenable way to make a living. An entrepreneur sees no other way. I always get a good laugh in my workshops or at speaking events when I say that entrepreneurs are doing what they do because they\u2019re highly unemployable.\nThe reason for this likely lies in the fact that entrepreneurs do think differently than non-entrepreneurs\u2014and very successful, highly innovative entrepreneurs are in a class of their own. They think differently than even other entrepreneurs.\nHere\u2019s what every entrepreneur really wants to know: What\u2019s the difference between entrepreneurs in general and highly successful entrepreneurs\u2014the superstars we read and hear about in the media? What are the useful differences you can focus on to exponentially increase your own results?\nSuperstar entrepreneurs are only interested in creating new capabilities.\nI use the term superstar because these entrepreneurs are dramatically different in their thinking and, as a result, dramatically bigger. These entrepreneurs, instead of trying to solve a problem or fill a gap in the marketplace, are only interested in creating new capabilities. If I were to put a number to it, I\u2019d say that probably 95% of all entrepreneurs are attempting to problem-solve. That means it\u2019s the client or customer who\u2019s calling the shots and defining the activity of the entrepreneur instead of the ideal reverse of that.\nThe greatest entrepreneurial role model ever.\nIn my mind, Steve Jobs is one of the greatest role models in the history of entrepreneurship. Did you know that during the entire time he was with Apple (both times), he never used focus groups in the product development process? He never asked customers what they needed or what their problems were.\nInstead, he looked at what new, really great capability he wanted for himself. Jobs believed that if he wanted a new capability for himself and it really worked for him, other people would want to have it too. Three ways he proved himself right:\n\u2022 Steve Jobs wanted to be able to use a computer without knowing code. He wasn\u2019t a great tech guy; he just wanted to be able to click. He didn\u2019t invent the \u201cgraphic user interface\u201d or the mouse, but he sure made them the standard in the industry.\n\u2022 Jobs asked, Why do I have to buy 12 songs by an artist when I only like one? Yes, other companies, like Napster, put music on the internet for downloading, but they were illegal and soon disappeared. Jobs didn\u2019t invent the download capability, but did revolutionize the music industry by charging per song to download.\n\u2022 The idea of having the capabilities of the internet on his cellphone intrigued him. And the \u201capp\u201d was born. Cellphones were around long before the iPhone, but it was Steve Jobs who initiated this portable technological marvel and the Apple Store for downloading whatever application you wanted.\nAll great entrepreneurs develop new capabilities like these examples for themselves. The second thing all great entrepreneurs do is build a formula around their capabilities.\nWrapping a formula around it.\nFor Apple, the formula is: We make beautiful technology that people love using. It has to be beautifully designed, beautifully packaged\u2014and, most important, it has to provide a beautiful experience.\nNo matter how technology in general changes or how the economy or the marketplace change, Apple has this single strategy to follow. 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        "raw_content": "An essential component of numerous enzymes and proteins, copper helps the body function normally. It\u2019s necessary for the formation of one of the apparent superpower antioxidants, superoxide dismutase (SOD). It\u2019s also critical for the creation of collagen, a core protein found in bones, connective tissues, and skin. And it is believed to help in the proper storage, use, and release of iron so critical to the formation of hemoglobin in red blood cells. Preliminary findings indicate that mild copper insufficiency may result in a cholesterol profile that increases heart disease risk. True copper deficiency may cause such symptoms as fatigue, high blood pressure, heart rhythm disorders, skeletal defects, infertility, and hair that is brittle and discolored.\nBecause zinc will deplete your body\u2019s copper reserves when taken for longer than a month, the two minerals are often combined in supplement products. In other words, if you take zinc supplements for longer than one month, be sure to add 2 mg of copper to your daily regimen.\n*No RDA for copper has been established. The amounts listed are based on the Food and Nutrition Board\u2019s safe and adequate daily amounts\n**These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This article is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.\n\u2190 CalciumIodine \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Most likely you\u2019re not used to riding such a distance in one day, then waking up the next morning and doing it all over again. So we\u2019ll help you get ready to do just that! We organize training rides and provide orientation sessions where you\u2019ll learn more about bike basics in case you\u2019ve never changed a bike tire or want to know the difference between a road and a mountain bike. And last but not least, you can always call the Ride Guides at 1-866-996-8356.\nWhether this is your first time fundraising, or you\u2019re a seasoned pro, we\u2019ll help you reach and exceed your goals. From your own fundraising webpage to personal advice, we\u2019ll be there for you the whole way.\nYour safety is our #1 priority. Every detail of the event is studied and executed with the greatest of care \u2013 we don\u2019t take chances when it comes to your safety. To ensure that safety is at the forefront of your mind, as well as ours, all participants attend a mandatory safety video presentation that is informative, inspiring and thorough.\nOut on the road, regular pit stops line the route every 25-30 kilometres, stocked with water, sports drinks, high-energy snacks and other helpful supplies to keep you going as you ride to conquer cancer. Toilet facilities are provided at start, camp, finish and at all pit stops.\nAfter a long day\u2019s adventure, you\u2019ll settle into your comfortable, Ride-provided tent. You\u2019ll be sharing this tent with a fellow Rider and will be asked to pick your tentmate during the online check-in process closer to the event. But before you hit the hay, you can enjoy all the amenities available in your new home away from home, including hot showers, catered dinner and an evening of entertainment. You\u2019ll also have free access to medical attention and massage services.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u203a Media \u203a International \u203a UN: Myanmar Forces Used Megaphones to Threaten Rohingya\nUN: Myanmar Forces Used Megaphones to Threaten Rohingya\nA Rohingya man carries his children while entering Bangladesh at a crossing-point in Taknaf, Cox\u2019s Bazar, Oct. 11, 2017.BenarNews\nNewly arrived Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh said people who attacked their villages in Rakhine state used megaphones to threaten them with death if they did not leave Myanmar, the United Nations reported on Wednesday.\nAttacks carried out by the Myanmar military in concert with Rakhine Buddhist militia were well-organized and systematic, as well as intended to drive out the state\u2019s minority Muslim population, according to a U.N. report based on 65 interviews with eyewitnesses, individuals, and groups at refugee camps in southeastern Bangladesh.\nIn its report the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner Human Rights (OHCHR) challenged assertions that the violence was collateral damage following alleged attacks on police outposts by Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) insurgents on Aug. 25.\nEfforts to expel Rohingya from Myanmar started as early as the beginning of August, the report said. Since late August, more than 500,000 Rohingya \u2013 or half of Rakhine\u2019s Muslim population \u2013 have fled to neighboring Bangladesh following the outbreak of violence.\nSome refugees told U.N. interviewers that before and during attacks, their attackers used megaphones to announce: \u201cYou do not belong here \u2013 go to Bangladesh. If you do not leave, we will torch your houses and kill you.\u201d\nA majority of eyewitnesses told of attacks by security forces and Buddhists. \u201cTestimonies referred to apparently well-organized and coordinated action, where first the Myanmar security forces came into a village followed by the Rakhine Buddhists individuals using knives or machetes to inflict death, injury, or damage,\u201d the report stated.\n\u2018I buried her myself\u2019\nInvestigators were told about women and girls, some pregnant and some as young as 5 to 7, being raped \u2013 often in front of family members. Others told of witnessing people being killed and houses and villages being destroyed.\nA 12-year-old girl, who could not find her mother and four brothers (her father was jailed a month earlier), recounted horrors that she faced when security forces and Buddhists surrounded her house.\n\u201cThey shot my sister in front of me, she was only 7 years old. She cried and told me to run. I tried to protect her and care for her, but we had no medical assistance on the hillside and she was bleeding so much that after one day she died,\u201d the girl said. \u201cI buried her myself.\u201d\nOthers said attackers used a \u201clauncher\u201d (most likely a rocket-propelled grenade launcher) to set fire to their properties. \u201cSeveral victims reported the killing of close family members by random gunfire or referred to the Myanmar security forces surrounding villages at some distance and then shooting indiscriminately at houses and individuals alike,\u201d the \u201cMission Report of OHCHR Rapid Response Mission to Cox\u2019s Bazar, Bangladesh,\u201d stated.\nTestimony indicated that Myanmar security forces and Rakhine Buddhist militia \u201cincited hatred, violence and killings against the Rohingya population within northern Rakhine State through extremely derogatory abuse based on their religion, language and culture and ethnic identity.\u201d\nDesperate attempts to cross border\nThe violence in Rakhine has not stopped and many Rohingya have expressed grave reservations over the possibility of returning there, the report said. According to Bangladesh Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, more than 530,000 Rohingya have crossed into Bangladesh since Aug. 25.\nMeanwhile, the U.N. estimates that the exodus to Bangladesh takes from two to 16 days and many refugees have been forced to pay 5,000 to 10,000 taka (U.S. $60 to $120) to cross the Naf River, which separates the two countries, by boat. 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        "raw_content": "There is a common saying, \u201cYou are what you eat.\u201d In the yogic sciences, there is another saying. \u201cYour habits define you.\u201d\nThe problems in life come from our habits. The Divine dwells in the saint, as well as in the thief. The only difference is how people act. Our actions come from our habits.\nKundalini Yoga recognizes every soul as perfect, pure and Divine at the start. There is nothing to redeem or purify at the soul level. The soul is complete and beautiful as it is. But life is based on our habits. Our habits define us to ourselves and to other people. By our habits, we live in peace and happiness. By our habits, we create misery and pain. When we change our habits, everything around us can change.\nYogi Bhajan gave us a very special technology relating to habits. Every single kriya or meditation in Kundalini Yoga changes us in very specific ways. If you practice a kriya a few times, you receive a wonderful benefit. But if you want to permanently change your habits, and realize the full effects of the kriya, this is what you can do:\nPractice a particular kriya or mantra every single day for the same amount of time. Based on the number of days you do this, here is how it will affect your habits:\n40 Days: Practice every day for 40 days straight. This will break any negative habits that block you from the expansion possible through the kriya or mantra.\n90 Days: Practice every day for 90 days straight. This will establish a new habit in your conscious and subconscious minds based on the effect of the kriya or mantra. It will change you in a very deep way.\n120 Days: Practice every day for 120 days straight. This will confirm the new habit of consciousness created by the kriya or mantra. The positive benefits of the kriya get integrated permanently into your psyche.\n1000 Days: Practice every day for 1000 days straight. This will allow you to master the new habit of consciousness that the kriya or mantra has promised. No matter what the challenge, you can call on this new habit to serve you.\n\u201cIf you commit a theft, they will call you a thief. But that is not you. You are a human being. You are the light of God. You are made in the image of God. You have a life. You have a light. You have an identity. You have a personality. You are created by God, and God loves you. That\u2019s why you live on the extension of the prana. Each minute you take fifteen prana (breaths.) So prana is the gift of life. It is being given to you in spite of the times that you have done a bad thing and committed a theft. The theft represents you as a thief, but that is not you. If you have done a good thing, if you have done a graceful thing, if you have done a saintly thing, that does not become you, but you are represented as a saintly person.\u201d\n\u2013Yogi Bhajan, 1/21/88.\nRemember, a habit is a subconscious chain reaction between the mind, the glandular system and the nervous system. We develop habits at a very young age. Some of them serve our highest destiny. Some of them do not. By doing a 40, 90, 120 or 1000 day special sadhana, you can rewire that chain reaction. You can develop new, deeply ingrained habits that serve your highest good.\n\u201cThere is no need to feel guilty. Valmiki, the greatest saint India ever had, was a thief himself. But a saintly man touched his life, changed him, and he became the greatest Rishi. Anywhere, you can turn towards bad or good. Just like you can have an accident on the road anywhere. You can slip anywhere. There is no guarantee. Therefore when we do sadhana, what do we do? We challenge the weakness, the laziness and our self-destruction. We challenge everything which is going to destroy us tomorrow.\u201d\n40 Day Commitment: A Chance of Grace\nThe Art & Science of Change\nYogi Bhajan Quotes on the Kundalini Brain and Changing Habits\nYogi Bhajan Lecture: The Habit to Live with Your Habits\nJournaling a 40-Day Meditation\n40 Days, 40 Years, 40 Prayers\n4 Techniques to Conquer Insecurity",
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        "raw_content": "Confessions Of A Rookie Croupier #2: TCP and CCTV\nFrom heist fantasies to drunk twist-ers, the confessions of a casino croupier.\nAs with most casinos, roulette and blackjack, and to a lesser extent three-card poker, were the bread and butter. The card-room was more or less a self-contained economy. All the money from the tournament poker went into the prize-pot, so the only money that went into the pockets of the casino were the fees from the cash-poker players and the Chinese Mahjong players, paid hourly. And despite the fact that most of the cash-players were sat in front of pots that regularly topped a grand, they nearly always bitched and moaned when it was time to cough up.\nThe true value of the card room was that it filled the casino on what would ordinarily be a quiet mid-week night. Unlike the big casinos in places like London and Manchester, provincial casinos don\u2019t tend to see many high-rollers. The standard \u2018big\u2019 punters tended to be restaurant owners, cab-firm owners and middle-management sorts. Other than that, the crowd was made up of casuals and so-called \u2018professional gamblers\u2019. The average weekly takings were peanuts compared to a big-city casino, but for someone who had never had more than a few quid in the bank at any one time, seeing all that cash took a little getting used to.\nThe count usually took place at the end of the night. All the cash from the drop-boxes would be emptied into numbered sacks which were padlocked and taken into a locked room. The croupiers would empty the sacks onto the table and put the cash through counting machines while a manager and a couple of inspectors would do the figures. Very often, I would entertain myself by imagining the ultimate casino heist. It would start off as a Heat-style precision raid, but as I got more tired it crumbled into a half-arsed vision of a couple of guys wearing ski-masks and brandishing baseball bats.\nIt would have never worked of course; all casinos, even little ones, operate under the constant scrutiny of the video-camera. They\u2019re all over, from the entrance to the cash-desk, in the card-room and all over the pit. Within seconds of walking into a casino, you\u2019re clocked. Every time a regular walks in through, a call goes up to the pit. The main reason for the cameras is to ensure that everything is fair, and nobody is on the take, whether it\u2019s the punters, the dealers or management. Half of what croupier does is for the benefit of the camera. That hand-wipe gesture the dealer makes as he/she leaves the table, the one that some of the piss-heads mistake as a final \u2018fuck you\u2019? Proves that the dealer isn\u2019t taking anything away from the table. Running the tip of his/her finger over the tops of the chips as he/she cuts them down? Proves that all the stacks are the same height.\nIn an interview about the creation of \u2018V for Vendetta\u2019, Alan Moore said that the prevalence of CCTV cameras within the story was an easy visual short-hand for how a fascist state would look. And without trying to sound too melodramatic, becoming accustomed to life working within a casino can feel as though you\u2019re giving up certain liberties in order to become part of some authoritarian structure. The internal society of the casino comes complete with its own codes, customs and routines, and it can be a bit overwhelming, especially when you\u2019re still just a fucking lumpy.\nAs a result of this, a few months in saw the departure of the large majority of the people who I had trained with originally. Most of the ones who stuck it out were the female trainees, something that was quite common, apparently. Everyone had their own theory about this. Personally, a lot of it has to with the fact that a lot of young blokes mistakenly think that being a croupier is quite glamourous \u2013 they picture themselves dealing cards to well coiffed couples sipping martinis while giggling at the prospects of their latest acquisition, when the reality is that they\u2019ll spend the majority of their time slinging chips at bitter, blue-ink tattooed owners of failing haulage firms who can spend hours muttering under their breath about how they\u2019d like to follow you home and fuck your mother. Up the arse.\nConfessions Of A Rookie Croupier #1: Dr Death & Devilfish\nThe Top 10 Movie Gamblers\nTo be fair, our training school had been at a disadvantage. Most of the time, learning chip skills and how to deal roulette was the focus of a training school, mainly because of the difficulty of it. We had done it back to front by learning how to deal poker first, meaning that we would have to be taught the pit games by snatching an hour here and there when the casino was quiet. In order to ease us in, the pit-bosses and managers figured that we would be best off learning the pit\u2019s card-games \u2013 blackjack and three- card poker \u2013 first.\nIn retrospect, blackjack was probably my favourite game to deal. There\u2019s an intensity to a good round of blackjack. Unlike roulette, which is random, blackjack is a game of subjective probability, meaning that the outcome of previous games can affect the outcome of the following games. In other words, once a card has been pulled from the shoe, it won\u2019t appear again until there\u2019s another shuffle. This leads into one of the most frequent boasts that you\u2019ll hear from a blackjack player, that they can count cards better than Raymond from Rain Man. But the truth is, keeping track of six decks per shoe shuffled together is difficult, and the average weekend punter is more idiot than savant.\nWant to know how to improve your chances at Blackjack? Keep an eye on tens and pictures. If the dealer is showing a six or less, and you have a hard-hand (a hand without an ace that can count as a one or ten) of thirteen or over, don\u2019t take a card. The dealer will have to take at least two cards, meaning there\u2019s a greater chance he\u2019ll bust. If it\u2019s late in the shoe and you haven\u2019t seen many tens or pictures, increase your bet and take every opportunity to split and double-down. This isn\u2019t always guaranteed to work, so don\u2019t go blaming me if you go out and spunk your mortgage after reading this, but it may skew things in your favour. The biggest flaw to this system is other players, the drunk, casual weekend kind of punters who say \u2018twist\u2019 when they want a card.\nUnfortunately, I\u2019ve recently discovered that a lot of casino blackjack has been subject the ongoing \u2018bingo-ification\u2019 of modern gambling, offering side-bets that pay out when the punter hits a certain combinations of cards. In my opinion this brings an unnecessary random element to proceedings. It also means the dealer is unable to scoop up chips in a smooth, semi-cocky motion after hitting twenty-one and wiping everyone out, as he will have to check and pay the side-bets first.\nIf blackjack is the peak of casino card games, then it could be said that three-card poker is the trough. Based around three-card brag, three-card poker (TCP) was often the sin-bin where naughty croupiers were sent to serve out their shift in shame after doing their brains in at a table. Dull as fuck to deal, TCP is basically two games in one. The first part is the ante bet. After dealing each player three cards, the dealer is dealt three face-down. The player looks at his cards and decides if he wants to bet against the dealer\u2019s hand. If the dealer has anything less than a queen high, it\u2019s an instant pay-out, otherwise the poker pecking order comes into effect, the only difference being that in TCP, a straight beats a flush. The second part of the game is the Pairplus, a side-bet on the outcome of the player\u2019s own hand. A pair or higher wins, and is paid out regardless of whether the dealer has won the hand or not. Shit, even explaining the rules is boring\u2026\nDespite my feelings about TCP, it was hugely popular. More often than not, being sent down from the card-room after the tournament finished meant spending at least a couple of hours in dealer\u2019s purgatory. I would sometimes go into little fugue states as I battled against my body-clock. 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        "raw_content": "Jay Hanna Dean\nDied: 7 / 17 / 1974 at Reno, NV (USA)\nFrankie Frisch may have been playing possum, or just being coy. But after the St. Louis Cardinals won Game Six of the 1934 World Series, the big question was which pitcher manager Frisch would send to the hill for the seventh and deciding game. His star pitcher, Dizzy Dean, was coming off a loss in Game Five just two days earlier. The loss put the Cards in a 3-2 hole as the Series headed back to Detroit. In Game Six Dizzy\u2019s brother Paul went the distance, giving up three runs, only one of them earned, in the 4-3 win. It was more than Paul\u2019s pitching that saved the season for the Cardinals. With the score tied, 3-3, in the top of the seventh inning; Leo Durocher hit a one-out double to center field, and Paul followed with a single to right to untie the game and eventually force a Game Seven.\nTo the surprise of many, Frisch named Bill Hallahan to take the ball in the deciding game. Hallahan had pitched well in Game Two, but had a no-decision for his effort. Durocher was stunned by the skipper\u2019s choice. \u201cI don\u2019t want Hallahan. I want Dean,\u201d said the Lip. \u201cI was still $6,000 in debt, which is just about what the winner\u2019s share is going to come to. The loser\u2019s share, I\u2019m not interested in.\u201d1\nFrisch let Dizzy in on the secret: Indeed Diz would be toeing the rubber in Game Seven, but he should keep it a secret to keep the Tigers off balance. Diz later recalled, \u201cFrisch lets on that Hallahan is going to pitch, and the next day, when I come up through the Tigers dugout, which I have to do to get to ours, I set down, just for fun, and all the Detroit players holler at me to get out and go where I belong. So I laugh and start across the field and they holler after me, \u2018It\u2019s too bad you aren\u2019t going to pitch today! We\u2019d just love to get another crack at you!\u2019\u201d2\nDean was never at a loss for words, nor did he lack confidence in his ability. He spotted Detroit slugger Hank Greenberg and said, \u201cHello Mose. What makes you so white? Boy, you\u2019re shakin\u2019 like a leaf. I get it; you done hear that Old Diz was goin\u2019 to pitch. Well, you\u2019re right. It\u2019ll all be over in a few minutes. Old Diz is goin\u2019 to pitch, and he\u2019s goin\u2019 to pin your ears back.\u201d3\nElden Auker was pitching for the Tigers in the third inning of a scoreless tie. With one away, Dizzy came to the plate. He hit a popup foul, to the back of home. Detroit catcher and manager Mickey Cochrane did not give chase, and the foul nestled into the first row of seats. Dean then hit a blooper over third base. Goose Goslin in left field was slow getting to the ball and Diz never let up, pulling into second base. Pepper Martin hit an infield single to first and Jack Rothrock followed with a walk to load the bases. Frisch doubled, clearing the bases. After Dean scored, he turned to Cochrane and said, \u201cYou\u2019re beat now, Mickey.\u201d4 Indeed, the Cardinals scored seven runs in the frame on their way to an easy 11-0 win and the world championship. The Dean boys carried the Series, each winning two games. As it turned out, it may not have mattered whom Frisch chose to pitch on this day.\nJay Hanna Dean was born on January 16, 1910, in Lucas, Arkansas, near the Arkansas Ozarks. He was the fourth child born to Monroe and Alma Dean. The two oldest children, Charles and Sarah May, died in infancy. Jay had two brothers, Elmer and Paul. Monroe and Alma worked as sharecroppers, living rent-free and earning a share of the profits for tending to the crops of the landowner, Mrs. Hattie Blair.\nAlma Dean was stricken with tuberculosis and died when Jay was 7 years old. Monroe remarried, taking the widowed Cora Parham as his new wife. She also had three children and the Dean household doubled in size. The clan moved to Chickalah, about 45 miles southeast of Lucas. Monroe continued there as a sharecropper.\nThe Dean family was on the move again in 1925, this time relocating to Spaulding, Oklahoma. During the harvest season, it was not uncommon for the family to look as far as southern Mississippi for work. Because of the Deans\u2019 picking up stakes, Jay and his siblings did not receive much of a formal education. Tales differ about how long they actually attended school, for even at a young age, Jay would accompany his father to work in the cotton fields.\nAnother tale that had varying assumptions was why Jay changed his name to Jerome Herman. The most accepted truth is that he had a childhood friend who had died, and in an effort to possibly lessen the pain of the child\u2019s mother, Jay took his friend\u2019s name. Monroe consented to the name change.\nDean, his brothers, and Monroe played sandlot ball around town, in less than adequate conditions. Makeshift equipment was all the players had at their disposal. Nonetheless, the younger Dean boys stood out as superior players, even in their early teen years.\nAs the Deans made their way through Texas looking for work, they came upon Fort Sam Houston, near San Antonio. Jerome remembered how his stepbrothers, Claude and Herman, preached about the good lifestyle the Army provided. He believed that the Army would offer a better standard of living that what he was accustomed to picking cotton and moving around the Southern states like a gypsy. But but he had not yet reached the required age of 18. Monroe consented to Jerome\u2019s wishes and vouched that his son was 18 years old and had an elementary-school education. Although it may have not seemed like the brightest idea at the time, Dean enlisted under his real name of Jay Hanna in 1926. He was assigned to the 3rd Wagon Company of the Quartermaster Corps as a private and for the most part was given menial tasks to complete around the camp.\nIt did not take Dean long to discover the base\u2019s baseball diamonds. He was given a tryout and quickly gained recognition as one of the better players. He eventually was assigned to the 12th Field Artillery and was promoted to private first class. The news of the hard-throwing youngster spread throughout San Antonio, with many semipro teams vying for his services. But Master Sergeant James K. Brought kept Dean under wraps, and was often a tough disciplinarian with him. After one outing in which Dean struck out 11 batters in a two-hit shutout, Brought sat him down for a chat. \u201cYou see, kid, there was a major-league scout out there today,\u201d said Brought. \u201cA scout from the St. Louis Cardinals. He came all the way down here to see you pitch. I told this scout that you are the clumsiest kid I ever seen going into a windup, but you can throw hard and you have a good curve.\u201d After a pause, Brought added, \u201cI also told him that you were the dizziest kid I ever had in my outfit.\u201d5\nThe appellation stuck, and Jay Hanna/Jerome Herman Dean would be known to the world as Dizzy Dean.\nAlthough the bird-dog scout liked what he saw of Dean, the pitcher was the property of the United States Army. Over the next two years Dean pitched in barracks leagues on the base. Just after New Year\u2019s Day in 1929, he was approached about pitching for a semipro team in San Antonio. Since he had served just over two years, he could buy his way out of the Army for $100. Monroe, his father, helped raise the money and civilian Dean reported to work for the San Antonio Public Service Corp. His day job may have been that of reading gas meters, but his real function was to pitch on the company baseball team.\nHe was again spotted by a bird-dog scout, who contacted Don Curtis, a scout for the Cardinals. Curtis signed Dean to a contract to pitch for the Houston Buffaloes of the Texas League beginning in 1930. He was to be paid $100 a month. But as spring training camp broke, he was assigned to St. Joseph (Missouri), a Cardinals affiliate in the Class A Western League.\nBy this time Branch Rickey had built a stout farm system. He is credited with creating the idea, remarking, \u201cI could find prospects to become the next Hornsbys and Frisches. I would find them young. I would develop them. Pick them from the sandlots and keep them until they were ready for the Cardinals. All I needed was the place to train them.\u201d6 By the time Dean reported to St, Joseph, Rickey\u2019s farm empire stretched from Houston to Greensboro and up to Rochester, New York.\nDean pitched extremely well for the Saints, considering it was his first year in Organized Baseball. He went 17-8 with a 3.69 earned-run average. \u201cHe was better than the rest of us, \u201csaid teammate Mace Brown. \u201cAnd to have control of his pitches like he did to go with all that speed and to be so young, well, that was rare for the time. You could tell that he was going to be great.\u201d7\nThe term \u201cGood Ol\u2019 Country Boy\u201d may have fit Dean, as he had a carefree, cavalier attitude about most matters. His first car was a Ford roadster that he drove off a \u201cU-Drive It\u201d rental lot. \u201cI don\u2019t think he ever paid for that car or even turned it in,\u201d said teammate Peaches Davis. \u201cWhen he got tired of it, he\u2019d park it somewhere and go get another one from somebody else, just like they were free. We told him that\u2019s not the way you did things, but he\u2019d say sure, and do what he felt like doing. That\u2019s the way he was.\u201d8\nThe Buffaloes were vying for the pennant in the Texas League, so Dean was sent to Houston to lend a hand. He went 8-2 in 14 games, but the team fell short of the mark. He earned a call-up to St. Louis in September.\nWhen Dean and Houston teammate Tony Kaufman met the Cardinals, the team was at the Polo Grounds in New York in the midst of a pennant race of their own. St. Louis manager Gabby Street kept Dizzy idle until after the Redbirds clinched the flag, on September 26. Diz made his major-league debut on the 28th against Pittsburgh at Sportsman\u2019s Park. He went the distance, striking out five Pirates in the 3-1 victory. He singled and scored a run. \u201cDizzy and me were sitting side by side on the bench,\u201d said pitcher Burleigh Grimes, whose spikes Dean borrowed because he had lost his own. \u201cHe was as unconcerned as if he was tossing rocks at a mud turtle in the Meramec River.\u201d9\nAs spring training approached, the Cardinals front office was dealing with another matter, and that was the excessive bills that Dean racked up, charging the purchases to the ballclub. The figure was up to $2,700 and growing. Rickey eventually put him on a restricted pay allowance equal to a dollar a day. Dean was also getting on the nerves of Street, and his teammates. He was loud and incorrigible, broke team rules, and was generally viewed as a pest. Yet, wherever the club went, it was Dean whom the media and fans had the most interest in. This also grated on the veteran players.\nDean opened the 1931 season on the bench. It may have been a form of punishment for his actions, or because the starting rotation was pitching well. In any case he was sent to Houston, where he spent the rest of the season. Despite his grating personality, there was no denying his talent. Dean recorded a 26-10 record for Houston with 11 shutouts. He racked up 303 strikeouts in 304 innings pitched. The Buffaloes, who played a split-season schedule, won the second-half pennant and Dean was named the league\u2019s Most Valuable Player.\nDespite Dean\u2019s achievements, Houston manager Joe Schultz thought it could have been even better. Dizzy would try to strike out all the good hitters, pitching to their strengths, and often letting up on the weaker hitters. Schultz believed this was a case of overconfidence, something Dean surely did not lack.\nSchultz and Dean went to eat at a diner, each ordering scrambled eggs and bacon. By mistake the kitchen substituted calves\u2019 brains for the bacon. Dizzy, always a big eater, cleaned his plate. He asked the waitress what it was he had eaten and she informed him of the mistake. \u201cWhat?\u201d he said. \u201cI didn\u2019t order no brains.\u201d Schultz replied, \u201cBe quiet, she knows what you need.\u201d10\nOn June 15, 1931, Dean married Patricia Nash of Bond, Mississippi. She took control of Dizzy\u2019s wild spending, and was really like a mother to him in many ways, teaching him manners and picking out his clothes. She was also his business manager, his banker, and his bookkeeper. They were married for 43 years, and had no children.\nPaul Dean had also signed with St. Louis and was making his way through the Cardinals\u2019 minor-league chain. He was not putting up the numbers Dizzy had, but was still a talented prospect.\nIn 1932 Dizzy reported to Bradenton, Florida, for spring training, looking for a spot on in the Cardinals rotation. The Redbirds were coming off back-to-back pennant-winning seasons under Street\u2019s leadership. Gabby\u2019s mound corps was stocked with talent, a nice blend of veterans and young arms. Dean was well aware that the Cardinals had won pennants without him. He was not to be the cure-all for a team that was already winning.\nPat Dean was ill back home in Mississippi during spring training and Dean made noise about leaving camp to tend to her. He made noise in the papers about how management frowned on young players having their wives accompany them to camp. He actually did leave the team for a while during the regular season, claiming the contract he signed with the Cardinals was invalid because he was underage at the time he signed it. He insisted that he was born in 1912, and that he was only 20 when he agreed to terms. It was Dean\u2019s way of trying to get more money out of the Cardinals. But a meeting in Commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis\u2019s office set the record straight, as the front office produced a copy of his wedding license, showing that his birth year was indeed 1910.\nDespite his shenanigans, Dean won his last three starts of the season, including a five-hitter against the Reds, to finish the year at 18-15. He was a streaky pitcher, especially in the second half of the season. He lost four, won three, lost two, won four, lost three, and then won three to end the year. He was by far the team leader in wins, and his 3.50 ERA was second only to Bill Hallahan\u2019s 3.11. His 191 strikeouts led the league. But as a team St. Louis sank to near the bottom of the standings, tying the New York Giants for sixth place with 72-82 records.\nThe Cardinals were in the race in 1933, trailing league-leading New York by 5\u00bd games at the All-Star break. (It was the year of the first All-Star Game.) But they went on a losing skid, dropping nine of 12 games over the next two weeks. They were 46-45 when Street was shown the door. Rickey replaced him with second baseman Frankie Frisch, in spite of Street\u2019s having won two pennants and one world championship in his four years. Frisch, nicknamed the Fordham Flash from his days on the gridiron at Fordham University, had been acquired from the Giants for Rogers Hornsby after the 1926 season. The team played a bit better for Frisch but was never able to get back in the race and finished in fifth place.\nDean won 20 games and lost 18. It was the first of four straight seasons in which he won at least 20. He led the league in strikeouts again with 199. On July 30 against the Chicago Cubs, whiffed 17 batters and went 3-for-4 at the plate, doubling twice, driving in two runs, and scoring once.\nDizzy summed up his final strikeout this way: \u201cWith me havin\u2019 16 strikeouts already, (Chicago manager) Charlie Grimm sends in Jim Mosolf as a pinch-hitter. As this Mosolf steps up to the plate (catcher Jimmie) Wilson gives him the needle. \u2018Jim, you sure are in a tough spot. Ol\u2019 Diz just hates pinch-hitters, and you better look out!\u2019 While Wilson is poundin\u2019 his fist in his big mitt right behind Mosolf\u2019s ear, I just breeze three right across the plate for Strikeout No. 17.\u201d11\nDizzy was a pitchman\u2019s delight, endorsing Grape-Nuts cereal and Lucky Strike cigarettes among many other products. He also took to barnstorming, joining a major-league team that included teammate Pepper Martin, Paul Waner, Forrest Jenkins, and Glenn Wright. J.L. Wilkinson, owner of the Negro Leagues\u2019 Kansas City Monarchs, created a series between the two teams through Nebraska and Kansas. Satchel Paige, Joe Rogan, and Buck O\u2019Neil were the big stars for the Monarchs. Paige and Dean stole the show, whipping the crowds into a frenzy. It was an arrangement that would go on for years.\nPowered by a 22-7 record at Columbus, Paul Dean was invited to spring training in 1934. \u201cMe \u2019n Paul\u201d became a favorite refrain of Dizzy\u2019s \u2013 especially when he was predicting how many games the two pitchers would win during the season. Paul was quiet in contrast to his older brother. Sportswriters had a difficult time finding the right nickname for Paul. At first they tried Harpo because he rarely spoke. But they settled on Daffy, because they found it went better with Dizzy.\nDizzy was never short on making predictions, either about the Cardinals or about how many games he might win. Before the 1934 season he predicted a pennant for the Redbirds. \u201cHow are they going to stop us?\u201d he said. \u201cPaul\u2019s going to be a sensation. He\u2019ll win 18 or 20 games. I\u2019ll count 20 to 25 for myself. I won 20 last season and I know I\u2019ll pass that figure.\u201d12 It may have surprised Dizzy how prophetic he was come October.\nThe 1934 Cardinals were basically the same team as the year before, except for the addition of Jack Rothrock in right field and Spud Davis at catcher. Frisch would be at the helm from the start of the year, giving fans optimism since the team had played close to .600 ball after he succeeded Street.\nIt was Paul who put together an 8-0 start to add stability to the rotation. Dizzy, who suffered through a miserable April, righted the ship with a 5-0 record and a 1.45 ERA in May. From May 5 through August 5 he posted an 18-2 record. In spite of the fine pitching by the Dean boys, the Cardinals found themselves in third place on August 25, seven games behind front-running New York.\nThe end of the season was not without drama. The Cardinals inched closer to the Giants, but with a week left in the season, they found themselves 2\u00bd games out of first place. During spring training, New York skipper Bill Terry, giving his view of the pennant race to the press, had remarked of the Dodgers, \u201cBrooklyn? Are they still in the league?\u201d13 Now, with the pennant in their sights, the Giants closed the season against the rival Dodgers. Terry would have to eat his words, as his club dropped the last five games of the season, the final two to Brooklyn.\nAs the final week of the season commenced, shortstop Leo Durocher remembered the confidence that Dean was showing in a team meeting: \u201cI\u2019ll pitch today, and if I get in trouble, Paul will relieve me. And he\u2019ll pitch tomorrow, and if he gets in trouble I\u2019ll relieve him. And I\u2019ll pitch the next day and Paul will pitch the day after that and I\u2019ll pitch the last one. Don\u2019t worry, we\u2019ll win five games straight.\u201d14 St. Louis capitalized behind its star pitcher. In the final week of the season, Dean took the ball three times and won all three, going the distance each time. His last two starts were shutouts against Cincinnati. The last win gave him 30 victories; he remains as of 2014 the last pitcher to accomplish the feat in the National League. Paul Dean won the second-to-last game, a 6-1 triumph. The victory gave him 19 wins, for a total of 49 for the brothers. For the third straight year, Diz led the league in strikeouts (195). He had seven saves (retrospectively; saves were not a statistic in those days) and a 2.66 ERA. He was named the Most Valuable Player by both the Baseball Writers\u2019 Association of America and The Sporting News. He was named to The Sporting News Major League All-Star team for the first of three straight years. The Cardinals finished two games ahead of New York to claim their fifth pennant.\nFacing the Detroit Tigers in the World Series, the Cardinals dispatched the American League champs in seven games. The two teams\u2019 Series rosters had eight future Hall of Famers.15It was the Cardinals\u2019 third world championship.\nIt was not until the next year that the team was given the name the Gas House Gang. There are varying versions of how and when the name came to be. The 1991 HBO documentary When It Was a Game, compiled largely from home movies taken by players and fans in the 1930s, described the Gas House Gang as \u201ca collection of fast-talking, free-spirited players like Leo Durocher who never ducked a fight and always played hard,\u201d the best team of the era and its most colorful. \u201cEntertaining came naturally to the Gas House Gang; keeping clean, however, was a different matter.\u201d16 New York Yankee Tommy Henrich said, \u201cI saw Frankie Frisch in New Orleans in \u201936 when they were the real Gas House Gang. They came around, most of them needed a shave, and every one of them had on a dirty uniform on. I said what a bunch of bums. Now these are the real Gas House Gang.\u201d17 Cardinals infielder Burgess Whitehead said, \u201cThe Gas House Gang was the greatest baseball club I ever saw. They thought they could beat any ballclub and they just about could too. When they got on that ballfield, they played baseball, and they played it to the hilt too. When they slid, they slid hard. There was no good fellowship between them and the opposition. They were just good, tough ballplayers.\u201d18\nDean was never one to be short on antagonizing the opponent. He was in rare form after he pitched three innings of a spring-training game against the Giants in Miami. After his day\u2019s work he strolled by the Giants dugout, asking if any of them could cash a check for $5,300. Which was the winner\u2019s share from the 1934 World Series. Rubbing it in just a bit more, Dean remarked, \u201cI wanna thank you fellas for collapsin\u2019 so we could make all that dough.\u201d19\nAs good as the Dean bothers were, they were also short-tempered. Paul followed Dizzy at every turn, and it seemed as though every year Dizzy would threaten to hold out and take Paul with him. There was little doubt they were the class of the pitching staff, but they also had massive egos, and often blamed others when the going got tough. In a game against the Phillies, Diz was getting shelled early and responded by \u201cdusting\u201d the Phillies batters. He threw at one\u2019s head and pelted another. His ex-batterymate in St. Louis, Jimmie Wilson, was now a backstop in Philadelphia and a close friend. \u201cIt\u2019s getting so you can\u2019t get a base hit off those Deans without getting beaned your next time up,\u201d said Wilson. \u201cThey think they can get away with anything, but by God, the Phils have declared war on them.\u201d20\nDizzy\u2019s response to Wilson\u2019s charge? \u201cYou can tell that Wilson he can kiss my ass. Them Phillies can\u2019t hurt anybody. None of \u2019em can hit a lick.\u201d21\nThe frustration felt by Dean\u2019s teammates toward him came to a head at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh on June 4, 1935. Staked to a 2-0 lead in the third inning, Dean was a victim of a lackluster defense as Pittsburgh answered back with four runs. All the runs were unearned and Dean was cursing his teammates on the mound. Reasoning that others were not trying, so why should he, Dean began to lob the baseball to the plate as if he were pitching batting practice. The Pirates showered the field with hard smashes to all corners. Dizzy started to spout off about the shoddy defense to his teammates in the fifth inning. A heated exchange ensued between Rip Collins and Dean, with Joe Medwick and Paul Dean joining the fray. Pepper Martin and others interceded and calmed everyone down.\nSt. Louis Post-Dispatch sportswriter J. Roy Stockton wrote that Dean\u2019s lobbing the ball to the Pirate hitters was \u201cone of the most unusual and disgraceful exhibitions of childish temper that the writer had ever seen on a baseball diamond.\u201d22\n\u201cIt was an unwarranted display of temper on Dean\u2019s part,\u201d said Frisch. \u201cI told him if he ever failed again to give his best I\u2019d fine him $5,000 and put him under suspension. That\u2019s all. It\u2019s a closed incident.\u201d23Dean was contrite but as usual had to throw in a comment. \u201cThe best thing the Cardinals can do is trade me. I\u2019m not goin\u2019 to stand for this stuff. As for Medwick, I\u2019ll crack him on his Hungarian beezer.\u201d24\nWord of the incident reached home, and when Dean made his next start, five days later, he took the mound with not so much as a cheer from the 14,000 in attendance at Sportsman\u2019s Park. He breezed through the first two innings and when he came to bat in the bottom of the second frame, a cascade of boos greeted him. A dozen or so lemons were thrown in his direction from the upper deck. Different accounts had Dean either crying or acting unfazed by the demonstration.\nNonetheless, Dean went on to have his second-best season with a record of 28-12 and a 3.04 ERA. Paul again was second on the team with 19 victories. But it was not enough this time, with St. Louis finishing second to Chicago by four games.\nDean had another great year in 1936, going 24-13. He was sailing along the next season, 1937, winning his first five games. At the All-Star break he was 12-7 and was given the starting assignment for the National League in the midsummer classic. In the third inning Cleveland\u2019s Earl Averill smashed a line drive back through the box. It hit Dean on the left foot and caromed to second base, where Billy Herman grabbed it and threw out Averill. The end result was a broken left toe that kept Dean out of the lineup for weeks.\nOn July 21 in Boston, Dean insisted that he was OK to pitch. Frisch relented, and Dean went out and pitched well, but lost 2-1. \u201cI was unable to pivot my left foot because my toe hurt too much,\u201d said Dean, \u201cwith the result I was pitchin\u2019 entirely with my arm and puttin\u2019 all the pressure on it and I felt a soreness in the ol\u2019 flipper right away. I shouldn\u2019ta been out there.\u201d25\nIt was diagnosed as bursitis, and the treatment prescribed was rest. Dean made sporadic starts the remainder of the year, his last outing coming on September 8.\nThe next year, Dean was traded to the rival Cubs on April 16, just before Opening Day. The Cardinals got pitchers Curt Smith and Clyde Shoun, outfielder Tuck Stainback, and $185,000. Dean was at a loss for words when he heard of the trade, after a Cardinals-Browns exhibition game at Sportsman\u2019s Park. \u201cI\u2019ll hate to leave the fellas, but I am glad to go to Chicago,\u201d he said.26 Rickey, who had been talking to the Cubs about a possible trade, did not follow his own advice: Trade a player a year too early rather than a year too late.\nDean was used as a spot starter by the Cubs, a role in which he flourished. His record was 7-1 with a 1.81 ERA, but he started only ten games. One of his early wins was against his old Cardinal mates, and he shut them out in a 5-0 victory. Chicago was in the midst of a dogfight for the flag with Pittsburgh. Manager Gabby Hartnett called on Dean to pitch a crucial game on September 27 against the Pirates at Wrigley Field. Dean got the win in a 2-1 victory, pulling the Cubs to within a half-game of first place. He went 8\u2154 innings, striking out none.\nThe victory was part of a ten-game winning streak for Chicago, which won the pennant by a slim two games. The Cubs met the New York Yankees in the World Series, and were swept in four games. Dean started the second game, losing to Lefty Gomez, 6-3.\nUsed similarly in 1939, Dean was 6-4 with a 3.36 ERA. He started the 1940 season in the Cubs\u2019 rotation, but did not have much success. At his request he was sent down to the Tulsa Oilers in early June so that he could work on a new side-arm delivery. He was 8-8 at Tulsa; his pitching ability brought mixed reviews. Dean returned to the mound for the Cubs on September 11 and won two of his four starts to finish at 3-3 for the season.\nDiz toed the rubber on April 25, 1941 at Forbes Field. He was the starting pitcher and surrendered three runs to the Pirates (two of them earned) in one inning of work. The pain in his arm was too severe, and he lamented that perhaps he should have given up the game four years earlier. In a letter to Chicago general manager Jim Gallagher dated May 14; Dean asked to be placed on the voluntary retired list for the remainder of the season. The Cubs granted his request, but at the behest of Owner Philip K. Wrigley, Dean was offered a job as a first base coach, as well as to help out with the team\u2019s young hurlers. Dean jumped at the opportunity. He closed the book on his major-league career with a 150-83 record and a 3.02 ERA. He had 1,163 strikeouts. His number 17 was retired by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1974.\nWhile Diz was coaching in Chicago, the Falstaff Brewery Corporation of St. Louis reached out to him to broadcast Cardinals and Browns games over the radio. Wrigley thought it was a wonderful idea and offered to help Dean with the financial details of the deal. On July 6, 1941, Dean\u2019s brief coaching career came to a halt. The sponsor wanted a person with drawing power to team with local announcer Johnny O\u2019Hara. Where O\u2019Hara was smooth, meticulous and had a command of proper grammar and pronunciation, Dean mangled it.\nMany radio stations were reluctant to broadcast ballgames. They were difficult to program since the length of games was uncertain. At times other programming might be sacrificed. Because stations were hesitant to air baseball games, Dean and O\u2019Hara only broadcast home games. Forking over money for travel expenses was out of the question. The games were split between WEW and WTMV radio stations.\nDean hit the airwaves on July 10, 1941, broadcasting a Yankees-Browns game in his debut. He was a fan favorite, even though he distorted the English language. Although some chalked it up to his lack of an education, others felt that he made mistakes on purpose to draw attention to himself. \u201cDiz always knew what he was doing,\u201d said Mel Allen. \u201cThe things he came up with \u2013 a guy sludding into third \u2013 they were professional. I\u2019ll never forget: He said \u2018slid\u2019 correctly, by mistake, and he corrected himself. He wanted to goof up \u2013 it was a part of the vaudeville.\"27 O\u2019Hara was a perfect foil for Dean\u2019s antics. Wrote J.G. Taylor Spink, editor of The Sporting News, \u201cContrary to the thought of some, Dizzy is no clown over the air. True, he uses an informal, colorful style, establishing his own rules of grammar. But this only adds to the interest of his broadcasts, which give listeners an accurate picture of what is transpiring on the diamond.\u201d28\nIn 1947, Dean and O\u2019Hara were relegated to broadcasting Browns\u2019 games exclusively. Diz, never one to hold back an opinion, criticized the St. Louis pitching staff. He asked what right they had to cash their paychecks when all they offered was shoddy pitching. He claimed that he could throw just as well or even better than those currently on the roster. The team\u2019s hitters were also taken to task. The Browns\u2019 organization signed Dean to a one-game contract, as he was to start the final game of the year. Undoubtedly their motive was to entice more folks through the turnstiles. The ploy worked as over 15,000 patrons attended the contest. On September 28, 1947 against the White Sox, Dean started and pitched four scoreless innings. He even managed a base hit in his only at bat.\nDean also called games for the Yankees and Boston Braves. Later he moved over to the television side, calling the Game of the Week, first for ABC and then CBS.\nA movie about Dean\u2019s life, The Pride of St. Louis premiered in 1952. Dan Dailey was cast in the lead role.\nOn July 27, 1953, Dean was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. He called the enshrinement his \u201cgreatest honor\u201d and ended his speech saying, \u201cThe Good Lord was good to me. He gave me a strong body, a good right arm and a weak mind.\u201d29 Dizzy retired to Bond, Mississippi. He died on July 17, 1974, as the result of a heart attack in Reno, Nevada. He was survived by Pat, and brother Paul.\nAt the conclusion of the World Series in 1934, Tigers outfielder Goose Goslin, chatting with a reporter about the Series, said, \u201cThis Dizzy Dean they\u2019re all talking about told the boys what he\u2019s going to do to them, but after listening for a while I kind of liked the kid. There\u2019s no real harm in him.\u201d30\nRight on, Goose.\nFleming, G.H., The Dizziest Season (New York: Morrow, 1984).\nGay, Timothy M., Satch, Dizzy & Rapid Robert (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2010).\nGolenbock, Peter, The Spirit of St. Louis (New York: Avon Books, 2000).\nPeterson, Richard, The St. Louis Baseball Reader (Columbia: University of Missouri Press), 2006.\nstlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/index.jsp?c_id=stl\n1. Vince Staten, Ol\u2019 Diz: A Biography of Dizzy Dean (New York: Harper Collins, 1992), 147.\n2. Staten, 148.\n5. John Heidenry, The Gashouse Gang (New York: Perseus Books, 2007), 37.\n6. Robert Gregory, Diz: The Story of Dizzy Dean and Baseball During the Great Depression (New York: Viking, 1992), 39.\n7. Gregory, 43.\n9. Gregory, 50\n10. Gregory, 66.\n11. Staten, 93.\n12. Staten, 103\n13. Gregory, 122.\n14. Staten, 133.\n15. National Baseball Hall of Fame (Hank Greenberg, Charlie Gehringer, Mickey Cochrane, Goose Goslin, Joe Medwick, Frankie Frisch, Leo Durocher, Dizzy Dean).\n16. HBO Productions, When It Was a Game, 1991.\n17. When It Was a Game.\n27. Curt Smith, Voices of the Game, (South Bend, Indiana: Diamond Communications, 1987), 102.\n30. Heidenry, 220.",
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        "raw_content": "CityFella Travels: Interstate 10 Mobile Alabama\nThere were two surprises on this road trip one was Biloxi Mississippi and the other was Mobile Alabama.\nThe first thing I noticed off the Interstate was the modern RSA (Retirement Systems of Alabama) Battle House Tower and the Renaissance Riverview Plaza Hotel. The tower is the tallest building in Alabama.\nThe neighborhoods near downtown was a very graphic mix of new and old. Someone had the wisdom not to bulldoze all the old buildings In the De Tonti Square the townhouses were built between 1840 and 1860 . The historic nine block district has many examples of includes numerous examples of the Federal, Greek Revival and Italianate architectural styles.\nLike many cities in American, there is evidence the downtown was once a thriving area. Today there are many empty storefronts. But there is a hint of a resurgence. On the west side of downtown there are new restaurants and art stores opening.\nAlabama\u2019s only saltwater port, Mobile is located at the head of the Mobile Bay and the north-central Gulf Coast.\nThe Port of Mobile is the 12th largest port in the US. The port plays an important role to the city. As early as the 1700\u2019s the port was a key trading center between the French and Native Americans.\nThe European settlement of Mobile, then known as Fort Louis de la Louisiane , started in 1702, at Twenty-seven Mile Bluff on the Mobile River, as the first capital of the French colony of Louisiana . It was founded by the French Canadian brothers Pierre Le Moyne d\u2019Iberville and Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne Sieur de Bienville to establish control of France\u2019s Louisiana\u2019s claims. Mobile is the first capital of French Louisiana\nPopulation of Mobile is just under 200,000\nHank Aaron was born and raised in Mobile. A section of Capitol Drive was renamed \u201cHank Aaron Drive\u201d\nOne of many beautiful homes downtown\nOne more interesting tidbit\nFifteen years before New Orleans was founded. There were Mardi Gras celebrations taking place in Mobile . It is the oldest annual Carnival celebration in the United States,\nMardi Gras in Mobile has now evolved into a mainstream multi-week celebration across the spectrum of cultures in Mobile, becoming school holidays for the final Monday and Tuesday (some include Wednesday),regardless of religious affiliation.\nThe Source of some of the pictures is Yahoo.and the historical information is via Wikipedia.\nCityFella Travels: Interstate 10 Pensacola to New Orleans\nThis entry was posted in NATIONAL, observations, Travel and tagged Hank Aaron, Mardi Gras, Mobile Alabama, Port of Mobile, RSA Tower, Travel. Bookmark the permalink.\n\u2190 CityFella Travels: Interstate 10 Pensacola Florida\nMy get-rich plan: become wealthy by doing nothing \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Authored by Jim Quinn via The Burning Platform blog,\n\u201cThis country, and with it most of the Western world, is presently going through a period of inflation and credit expansion. As the quantity of money in circulation and deposits subject to check increases, there prevails a general tendency for the prices of commodities and services to rise. Business is booming. Yet such a boom, artificially engineered by monetary and credit expansion, cannot last forever. It must come to an end sooner or later. For paper money and bank deposits are not a proper substitute for non-existing capital goods. Economic theory has demonstrated in an irrefutable way that a prosperity created by an expansionist monetary and credit policy is illusory and must end in a slump, an economic crisis. It has happened again and again in the past, and it will happen in the future, too.\u201d \u2013 Ludwig von Mises \u2013 1952\nAs the von Mises quote proves, economic cycles, artificial booms created by Federal Reserve easy money and delusional human nature are cyclically constant across the decades. Anyone with an ounce of critical thinking skills realizes the current artificial boom, created by a feckless Fed captured by Wall Street banks and corrupt Washington politicians who took Dick Cheney\u2019s \u201cdeficits don\u2019t matter\u201d mantra to obscene levels, will end in another financial crisis. Our Deep State controllers have \u201csolved\u201d a financial crisis caused by too much debt by tripling down on more debt.\nThe current artificial boom would have ended in 2018, but Trump\u2019s massive tax cut for corporations, who used their windfall to buy back their stock at all-time highs, and reckless government spending increases directly into the pockets of the military industrial complex, gave the GDP one final burst. Pumping adrenaline into a patient with cancer will also give the patient a momentary appearance of health, but the cancer continues to grow.\nThe highly educated IYI MBAs running companies like General Electric and GM wasted tens of billions in shareholder funds buying back stock at prices far higher than their current price, putting their companies in danger of bankruptcy. A large proportion of S&P 500 companies have also committed this same outrageously idiotic greedy act. This is exactly what happened from 2005 through 2007 before the last financial collapse. It seems greedy CEOs always put their own personal wealth ahead of their shareholder\u2019s wealth, as their compensation is dependent upon earnings per share.\nAs the propaganda-peddling cheerleaders on financial networks and in the bird-cage-lining financial press tout stocks at all-time high valuations and parrot bullshit about the \u201cbest economy ever\u201d, the average American has seen their real wages stagnant going on a 3rd decade, as their debt levels reach all-time highs. The faux prosperity has been illusory, unless you are in the .01%, a corrupt politician, a government apparatchik, or a Deep State mouthpiece. If I wasn\u2019t such a trusting soul, I might conclude financial crises is used by the wealthy to get wealthier.\nWhen the fake news networks proclaim the economy can grow for many more years and the stock market will surely hit 30,000 in 2019, remember the simple chart below. It shows the U.S. stock market and recessions going all the way back to 1871. Over the last 147 years, recessions are a fairly regular occurrence, but since 1950 the country has only been in recession 15% of the time.\nThe arrogant academics running the Federal Reserve believe they can manipulate the levers of monetary policy to control the direction of the economy. Their hubris is always revealed when their easy money machinations blow up and lead to economic hardship for the masses. Every time.\nTo me, the most interesting aspect of the graph is the amount of time between recessions. It seems, in the history of the country, the longest we have ever gone without a recession was ten years. It has happened twice (1961 to 1971) and (1991 to 2001). We are now in year nine of economic advancement (at least for the .01%). Based on history the odds of recession in the next year would appear to be high. No one in the fake news media will provide these facts because they know stocks crash whenever a recession comes our way. The Fed is always surprised by recessions, financial crisis, and the busts created by their own policies.\nWith interest rates at still emergency low levels, government deficits over $1 trillion, consumer debt at all-time highs, stagnant real wages for real people, housing bubble 2.0 bursting, subprime auto bubble bursting, weak corporations saturated with debt, peak corporate earnings and a stock market still 50% overvalued based upon all long-term valuation measures, only a Wall Street shyster, Ivy League academic, or a bubble headed financial news network spokes-model can\u2019t see recession and stock market crash dead ahead. The masses are about to find out again you can\u2019t spend your way out of a recession or borrow your way out of debt.\nEconomic history is littered with the bodies of those who declared this time was different. If you think the economy will continue to grow for another few years based upon your belief in the brilliance and infallibility of the Fed, just remember their prescience as the last financial crisis was already in progress:\n\u201cThe Federal Reserve is not currently forecasting a recession.\u201d- Bernanke \u2013 January 10, 2008\n\u201cThe risk that the economy has entered a substantial downturn appears to have diminished over the past month or so.\u201d\u2013 Bernanke \u2013 June 9, 2008\n\u201cThe GSEs are adequately capitalized. They are in no danger of failing.\u201d\u2013 Bernanke \u2013 July 20, 2008\nThe tide is going out and we\u2019re about to see who has been swimming naked. 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        "raw_content": "Sue and Joan were both having problems managing their time. That\u2019s why they hired me. Sue owns a financial services company. Joan is a Sr. Vice President at a bank.\nThey\u2019re both busy, putting in 50 to 60 hours per week, but don\u2019t feel they\u2019re as productive, efficient, or effective as they could be.\nTheir focus is wrong. Yes, they\u2019re working hard. But instead of thinking about working smarter, their goal should be to work less while dramatically increasing their income.\nHow do you work less and make more money? Put the 80/20 rule to work for you.\nThe 80/20 rule says:\n80 percent of your sales volume comes from 20 percent of your customers.\n80 percent of your profits comes from 20 percent of your customers.\n80 percent of your results comes from 20 percent daily activity.\n80 percent of your headaches comes from 20 percent of your customers.\n80 percent of your satisfaction and enjoyment comes from 20 percent of the people that you spend time with.\nThe 80/20 rule is telling us is that a rather small number of customers, activities, and people generate a huge percentage of our sales volume, profits, results, and satisfaction in business and in life.\nSo why are Sue, Joan, you and me spending so much of our time, effort, energy, resources and money doing things that have such a small payoff or reward?\nHabit. Training. Tradition.\nWe started doing things this way, and never stopped to think about what we were doing, why we were doing it, or who we were doing it with (or for).\nWe do everything by rote. We don\u2019t ask/search for a better way.\nYears ago, I called on an attorney about helping him to manage his time and get organized. His office looked like a tornado had gone through it. Every file he was working on, memo he had ever written, and note he had ever taken were on a huge \u2013 humongous \u2013 pile on the top of his desk.\nIn his drawers there was nothing. They were empty.\nWhen I asked Alan why his office was in such disarray, while his desk and file drawers were empty, he explained that this was how he had been trained to practice law when he was in the Army.\nHe was told that everything should be visible \u2013 on the top of the desk.\n\u201cHow long had it been since he left the Army and gone into private practice?\u201d I inquired. He said it had been ten years.\nWhen we started in business we were trained to do something a specific way, and have continued doing it in that manner ever since.\nWe never stopped \u2013 or slowed down long enough \u2013 to question the methodologies we were using.\nMany salespeople follow the detailed instructions about how they should sell that are given to them by their bosses or sales managers, but don\u2019t get the results they were told they should get.\nThen the salesperson wonders what it is that he\u2019s doing wrong.\nThe truth is it\u2019s not them but the system that\u2019s wrong. The training, the instructions, and the sales methodology is at fault.\n(I often wonder if the sales manager has ever used the sales techniques that he\u2019s asking his team to use. If he did, he would see that they don\u2019t work.)\nWhen you have great salespeople using poor sales techniques, you\u2019ve great salespeople with poor results and nobody\u2019s making any money.\nThis is how we do things at the company. We\u2019ve always done it this way. And we\u2019re not about to make any changes.\nBut times have changed. Computers are faster. Software is more powerful. Business has moved to the Internet. We\u2019ve moved from 56K dial-up connections to DSL, cable modems, and T-1 lines.\nWe\u2019ve gone from Rolodex files and leather-bound daily planners to Palms, and cell phones from which you can read your e-mail and surf the Internet.\nIf you\u2019re not putting technology to use, and thinking about, or analysing every aspect of how you run and manage your business, you\u2019re going to be crushed by your competition.\nNo More Free Consultations\nIn Sue and Joan\u2019s case, they were simply wasting their time on people who weren\u2019t going to do business with them.\nGetting back to Sue, when she started her career she was told that to be successful in business she had to give free consultations to all of her \u2018future\u2019 customers. That meant sitting down with them and doing a complete and total \u2018detailed\u2019 analysis of their financial situation.\nWhen she met with a prospective client she would review their life insurance policies, wills and trusts, real estate investments, stocks, bonds and mutual funds.\nSue would then give the prospect a detailed written analysis of their current situation with a list of recommendations as to how the \u2018prospective\u2019 client could save taxes and get better yields or returns on the their investments.\nEach of these \u2018free\u2019 consultations would take about two hours of Sue\u2019s time. Then she would return to her office and review and analyse all the information and materials she had gathered, write her list of recommendations, create a detailed report, and have another meeting with her prospect.\nBy the time she was finished, she had easily invested four, five or even six hours per prospect.\nUnfortunately, when she had her second meeting with the prospect, only 10 percent \u2013 one in ten \u2013 did business with her. Meaning that 90 percent of her time had been wasted.\nAs we talked about how she had been running her business, she blurted out, \u201cYou just showed me how to save 500 hours a year!\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m not going to be giving out any more free consultations. It\u2019s been a terrible waste of my time. I\u2019m giving away my knowledge, training, experience, and wisdom, but haven\u2019t been compensated for it.\n\u201cWhat will you do instead?\u201d I asked.\nSue continued, \u201cI\u2019m going to ask each prospect detailed questions about their financial and estate situation, and their personal and professional goals.\nQuestions about what they\u2019re trying to accomplish, and try to learn from them how important it is to them to accomplish those goals.\n\u201cThen, if they\u2019re interested, I\u2019ll be happy to create a financial plan for them, but I\u2019ll charge them for it. And if they want me to continue working with them, I\u2019ll give them a credit for what they paid me and apply it toward any other fees I may earn.\n\u201cThis way I can separate those who are sincerely interested, from those that aren\u2019t. And by asking some great questions up front, I can screen out those that don\u2019t have the financial net worth to work with me or those that don\u2019t appreciate the value I have to offer them.\u201d\nStop Taking People Out To Lunch\nHere\u2019s an example of how Joan, the banker, was wasting her time.\nDuring one of our conversations, she told me that she had recently met with Fred, a 75 year old businessman, who had brought in a younger partner a few years earlier. Fred gave her the meeting because she asked for it.\nDuring their meeting she became frustrated because he wasn\u2019t up to date with the company\u2019s banking needs or financial situation.\nFred suggested that Joan call Tom, the company\u2019s accountant, who had access to all of the company\u2019s financial information. When Joan called Tom, he informed her that they\u2019ve been doing business with the same bank for many years and that it was unlikely that they would be making any changes.\nNow, even though Joan had just been told that this company wasn\u2019t going to be doing business with her, she thought Tom would be a good resource for future leads, because he was friendly and cordial, so she invited him out to lunch.\nWhen she told me of her conversations, I asked her, \u201cWhy in the world would you want to take Tom to lunch?\u201d\nJoan said that she felt he could be a good person to get to know better because he does the accounting and tax work for a number of companies and that he could possibly refer business to her.\n\u201cBut why would he want to refer business to you when he\u2019s already told you that Fred\u2019s company has a long-standing banking relationship and he\u2019s told you that you\u2019re wasting your time following up with them?\u201d I asked.\nJoan pondered that question for a few moments as I continued.\n\u201cWouldn\u2019t you think that Tom would refer the other banker to his clients because he\u2019s been working with them for years? Furthermore, you want to be spending your time with people who are interested in doing business with you.\n\u201cPeople who would like you to handle all of their commercial banking needs, or people who know of the quality of your work and think that you can be of help to their friends, clients, or colleagues.\n\u201cJoan, you\u2019re not in the business of buying people lunch. You\u2019re in the business of helping companies improve their financial situations and become more profitable and successful.\u201d\nThere was silence for a few moments, as Joan started typing into her computer. She brought up her calendar and found that she had 15 breakfast or luncheon meetings scheduled for the coming month with people who were just like Tom.\nPeople who were happy to let her buy them a meal, but weren\u2019t likely to do business with her.\n\u201cWhat should I do?\u201d She asked.\n\u201cCancel the meetings.\u201d I said.\n\u201cBut won\u2019t their feelings be hurt?\u201d\nI continued. \u201cThey haven\u2019t given you a second thought up until now, and after you buy them a meal, they aren\u2019t going to be doing business with you. So don\u2019t waste your time with them.\n\u201cInstead, you should use your free time to get on the phone and look for people who want help improving their cash flow, financing their inventories or accounts receivable. People who want a banker that can help solve their financial problems and increase their profits.\u201d\nAnd that\u2019s what Joan did. 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        "raw_content": "An Overview of Privacy Law\nChapter 2 of PRIVACY LAW FUNDAMENTALS provides a brief overview of information privacy law \u2013 the scope and types of law. The chapter contains an historical timeline of major developments in the law of privacy and data security.\nPRIVACY LAW FUNDAMENTALS is a distilled guide to the essential elements of U.S. data privacy law. In an easily-digestible format, the book covers core concepts, key laws, and leading cases.\nProfessors Daniel Solove and Paul Schwartz clearly and concisely distill all relevant information about privacy law into this short volume. PRIVACY LAW FUNDAMENTALS is designed to be like Strunk and White\u2019s Elements of Style for the privacy field \u2013 the essential handy reference guide that cuts right to the heart of each topic.\nThe book covers the key provisions of all of the major privacy statutes and regulations: COPPA, DPPA, ECPA, FCRA, FERPA, FISA, FTC Act, GLBA, HIPAA, Privacy Act, VPPA, and more. In addition, it summarizes key state privacy laws such as data security breach notification statutes and provides an overview of FTC enforcement actions. The authors provide numerous charts and tables summarizing the privacy statutes (i.e. statutes with private rights of action, preemption, and liquidated damages, among other things).\nTopics areas covered include: the media, domestic law enforcement, national security, government records, health and genetic data, financial information, consumer data, data security, education privacy, employment privacy, and international privacy law.\nSolove, Daniel J. and Schwartz, Paul M., An Overview of Privacy Law (October 5, 2015). Chapter 2 of PRIVACY LAW FUNDAMENTALS (published by IAPP, 2015); GWU Law School Public Law Research Paper No. 2015-45; GWU Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2015-45. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2669879",
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        "title": "Pensioners Samaj: IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS.DATED :16.08.2017 W.P.No.15107/2016 -W.P.No.13159/2016 REGADING INCREMENT-CONFIRMED BY SC",
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Petitioner\n1.The Principal Secretary to Government,\nFinance [CMPC] Department, Fort St George, Chennai 600 009.\n2.The Pension Pay Officer, College Road, Chennai.600006. - Respondents\nPRAYER :- Petition filed Under Article 226 of the Constitution of India to issue of Writ of Certiorarified mandamus, to call for the records of the 1st respondent relating to G.O.Ms.No.11, Finance [CMPC] Department, dated 31.12.2014 and to quash the same insofar as it restricts the grant of notional increment purely for the purpose of pensionary benefit in case of Government servant who retires on 31st March, 30th June, 30th September and 31st December, prospectively and consequently direct the respondents to grant the notional increment to the petitioner, who retired on 31st March 1986, fix the purpose of pensionary benefits and for payment of arrears together with interest.\nFor Petitioner :- - - Mr.S.Baskaran\nFor Respondents : - - - Mr.S.Gunasekaran, AGP\nIn the present writ petition, the relief sought for is to quash G.O.Ms.No.311 Finance (CMPC) Department dated 31.12.2014, in respect of grant of annual increment.\n2. The learned counsel appearing for the writ petitioner contended that the grant of annual increment was adjudicated before this Court as well as before the Hon'ble Supreme Court. After adjudication of this issue, the Government accepted the legal proposition and referred the matter to the Pay Grievance Redressal Cell constituted by the Government on 10th April 2012 in G.O.Ms.No.123, Finance Department. The Pay Grievance Redressal Cell has recommended that when the date of increment of a Government Servant falls due on the day following superannuation on completion of one full year of service, such service may be considered for the benefit of a notional increment purely for the purpose of pensionery benefits and not for any other purpose. Such concession may be made applicable prospectively.\n3. Accepting the recommendations made by the Pay Grievance Redressal Cell, the Government issued G.O.Ms.No.311 Finance (CMPC) Department dated 31.12.2014. In the said G.O., the Government in paragraph Nos. 3 & 4, has ordered as follows:\n4. After careful consideration, the Government have decided to accept the above recommendation of Pay Grievance Redressal Cell. Accordingly, the Government direct that a Government Servant whose increment falls due on the day following superannuation, on completion of one full year of service which are countable for increment under Fundamental Rule 26, be sanctioned with one notional increment at the rate as described under rule 6 of Tamil Nadu Revised Scales of Pay Rules, 2009, purely for the purpose of pensionery benefits and not for any other purpose. The above concession of sanction of notional increment shall take prospective effect from the date of issue of this order.\n5. Necessary amendment to the Fundamental Rules shall be issued by Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department separately.\n6. The learned counsel appearing for the petitioner contended that the rights of the writ petitioner for annual increment is accepted and ensured by the Government in G.O.Ms.No.311 Finance (CMPC) Department dated 31.12.2014.\n7. When the grant of annual increment is ensured by the Government, such a concession cannot be denied to the pensioners who retired prior to 31.12.2014. Further, it is stated that the G.O., does not fix any cut-off date of retirement and as per the G.O., all the State Pensioners who fall in this category are eligible to get their respective annual increments, in the event of fulfilling the conditions stipulated in the said G.O.Ms.No.311.\n7. In the absence of any cut-off date in G.O.Ms.No.311, all the pensioners are to be treated as homogeneous class and who ever falls in the category of serving one year and retiring next date of the crucial date for grant of annual increment are entitled for the benefits notionally with effect from the date of retirement and the actual benefits to be paid prospectively from the date of issue of G.O.Ms.No.311 dated 31.12.2014.\n8. The learned counsel further taken this Court to paragraph No.8 of the counter affidavit filed by the respondents in WP.No.36386/2016 etc., batch, which reads as follows:-\n9. It is submitted that in Government Letter No.5085/CMPC/2015-1, Finance Department, Dated 01.06.2015, it has been clarified that the benefit ordered in G.O.Ms.No.311, Finance (CMPC) Department, Dated 03.12.2014, shall be taken into account for calculating the terminal leave salary as the same is also a retirement benefit. Further, it is submitted that in continuation of the above clarification in Government Letter No.52367/CMPC/2015-1, Finance Department dated 21.09.2015, it has been clarified that the benefit of notional increment sanctioned in the G.O.Ms.No.311 Finance (CMPC) Department, Dated 31.12.2014, shall take prospective effect from the date of issue of the order i.e. 31.12.2014 only and the employees whose increment falls due on completing one year of service on the day following superannuation and retired prior to 31.12.2014 are not entitled for the benefit of sanction of notional increment for the purpose of pensionery benefits.\n10 .Though the last line of the counter states that the persons retired prior to 31.12.2014, are not entitled for the benefit of sanction of notional increment for the purpose of pensionary benefits, the same is not supported by the Government Order issued in G.O.Ms.No.311. What is not contemplated in G.O.Ms. No.311, cannot be substituted by the respondents through their counter affidavit. Going by the spirit of G.O.Ms.No.311, it is clear that prospective effect can be given only for the purpose of disbursing the monetary benefits and in respect of the eligibility, there is no cut-off date prescribed in the said Government Order. This Court is of the firm view that counter-affidavit cannot improve the contents of the Government Order issued in G.O.Ms.No.311, since no cut-off date or otherwise is contemplated in the said Government Order. Thus, the respondents cannot substitute by prescribing that the persons retired prior to 31.12.2014, are not entitled for the benefit of sanction of notional increment.\n11. The very sanction of increment was granted in accordance with the Fundamental Rules. Once the benefit is granted based on the Fundamental Rules, the increment granted to employees retired after 31.12.2014, cannot be denied to employees retired prior to 31.12.2014. This apart, the date of 31.12.2014, is only an acceptance of the grant of increment to the employees in G.O.Ms.No.311. Thus, there is no sanctity or relevance in respect of adopting the date of 31.12.2014, with regard to the eligibility of employees to draw their increment otherwise in accordance with the Fundamental Rules.\n12. The very concept of increment is that on completion of one year of satisfactory service, an employee is eligible to draw the increment. Such being the concept, the date of retirement, as stated in the counter i.e., 31.12.2014, has no nexus or object sought to be achieved. Since such a date is not contemplated in the Government Order, the statement made in the counter, cannot be considered by this Court. Accordingly, all the employees, who retired prior or after 31.12.2014, are eligible to draw their notional increment for the purpose of pensionery benefits and the disbursement of monetary benefit shall be given only with effect from 31.12.2014.\n13. Thus, the writ petitioner's claim for grant of annual increments notionally with effect from the date of retirement and actual monetary benefits with effect from the date of G.O.Ms. No. 311, is justifiable. Nowhere in the counter statement, more specifically in paragraph No.8, did the Government not deny the benefit to the State pensioners. Contrarily, it is stated that some officials of the Department were restricting the claim by wrongly interpreting G.O.Ms.No.311, as if it is applicable only to the employees who retired after 31.12.2014, which is incorrect.\n14. The purport of the G.O., is to grant benefits in accordance with the Fundamental Rules and the Government in G.O.Ms.No.311, further issued directions to carry out necessary amendment to the Fundamental Rules in this regard. Such being the factum of the case, the claim with regard to the grant of annual increments for the retires prior to and after G.O.Ms.No.311 dated 31.12.2014, is to be affirmed by the State.\n15. The learned Additional Government Pleader also fairly submitted that there is no cut-off date fixed in G.O.Ms.No.311. The Government has already extended the benefit of annual increment as interpreted by the Pay Grievance Redressal Cell and the recommendation of the Redressal Cell was also accepted by the Government and G.O.Ms.No.311 was issued. Thus, the eligibility of the writ petitioner in respect of the annual increments cannot be denied. Further, the date of retirement is not prescribed as a cut-off date in the G.O., regarding eligibility.\n16. The learned Additional Government Pleader further contended that based on G.O.Ms.No.311 dated 31.12.2014, the writ petitioner is eligible in the event of fulfilling the conditions stipulated in G.O.Ms.No.311. However, the eligibility of the respective writ petitioner is to be found based on his service records and the particulars therein.\n17. In this view of the matter, the claim set out in this writ petition deserves consideration. Quashing of G.O.Ms.No.311 does not arise at all, in view of the fact that there no cut-off date is fixed in the said G.O. and only monetary benefits alone is directed to be paid prospectively, with effect from 31.12.2014, i.e. the date of the G.O.\n18. 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        "raw_content": "We like islands; they are some of the favorite places on our trip. Over two days we got to compare/contrast two different barrier islands in Georgia. One we loved and its on the \u2018places to return\u2019 list. The other notsomuch.\nCumberland Island.\nCumberland Island is a national park run by our federal park service. It is an enormous island that has both the park as well as private land, with one dirt main road that runs the length of the island and a bunch of footpaths to the various sites. It has campgrounds, latrines, water and wildlife. It is surrounded on three sides by rivers/marshes and on one side by the Atlantic; on that side is a very, very, very long beach. Most importantly, the island can only be reached by boat. Admission is $7/person good for a week. Best money we have spent in a long time.\nThe island was owned by one of the Carnegie family, who built a huge mansion, large grounds, stables, and had staff living on the island for their little get away. In the heyday, the staff required to keep everything running numbered between two and three hundred dudes and dudettes. This place was huge! The mansion has burned down but there are still ruins and building that you can see and the park service has an app/phone tour you can take while walking around.\nThe Carnegie family turned the island over to the federal government back in the 70s with the agreement that it would not be developed. And, as part of the agreement, when the last descendent left, the horses would be let go and allowed to live on the island.\nFor our purposes, this place is nirvana. It has hiking/biking trails and bikes that can be rented (and one of which IS rented for AJ). Since it can only be reached by boat, we can be reasonably confident that AJ won\u2019t wander off; he is consigned to this (large) piece of land, as are all the other kids from Schole and Irish Rose. And it has a myriad of animals and birds to see and things to explore.\nWe spend two days at the island. Over which we saw a ton of armadillos,1 horses, deer, possums, ticks, snakes (don\u2019t tell Jan) and birds/water fowl beyond count. Kids were brought to the island and then let loose with boundaries that encompassed square miles. Guidance like \u2018beach to ruins and we will be back at 5pm to pick you up. Don\u2019t die.\u2019\nFor the adults, we ended up walking from dinghy dock to the beach then down to the ruins and return on day one\u2013five mile hike. Second day repeat the distance, but this time we went north and returned back to the dock. Lucky was actually not too happy. With all the wild animals on the island he was on leash lockdown for the duration. He spent the majority of both days on the island, but never more than seven feet from the person who held the end of the leash.\nJekyll Island.\nOur impression of Jekyll island was tainted from the beginning, so we cannot claim to be unbiased.\nJekyll island is another barrier island and has some no kidding history associated with it. It was the place in which the federal reserve bank system was started, over some cocktails in a local hotel. I embellished the cocktails, though probably not much. Which we didn\u2019t know as we pulled up into an anchorage just off the island.\nWhat I did know was that it was our anniversary tomorrow, and chances are that on the day of the celebration of the official sanctioning of our union, we would most likely be in a very remote location. Jekyll island, on the other hand, had actual restaurants, including one right next to the marina. As we were pulling into the anchorage, I called the marina on the radio and they said they could take us for the night.\nThe marina has one very long dock on the river. The dock master told me that while it wasn\u2019t crowded now, it would be, but they could fit us in. We could see one boat on the long dock and he told us that we were going to be right in front of that boat.\nJan and AJ were up front in the \u2018anchor ready\u2019 position. Bridle out and hooked up ready to deploy, both looking into the anchorage, AJ thinking Xbox throughs, ready to drop anchor when we stopped moving. So when I told them that we were instead heading into the marina, they both looked at mea s if I had a bratwurst growing out of my forehead. But, a testament to their flexibility and resiliency (and a testament to how much AJ likes wifi and Jan likes real showers), they immediately dropped the anchor stuff and went into \u2018docking ready\u2019 position. Fenders were deployed on the starboard side, lines were readied fore and aft and a mid line was placed in the middle of the boat. Because that is where a mid-line goes. AJ was up front, Jan was in back and we headed into the dock aiming for a point just in front of the trawler.\nWe have done this about a billion times. While not precisely ballet, we know our roles and what we are doing. I head for the dock at about a 45 degree angle and as we get close and clear the trawler, turn us into the dock. AJ (gently) throws the line to the waiting dock hand, and line secured, I really crank the boat into the dock. Stern swings in and Jan throws stern line to second dock hand. Boat is put in reverse, wheel turned to dock and we settle someplace in the general vicinity (anywhere from 1 inch to 5 feet) off of the dock. Lines cleated. We are secure.\nNote where line is cleated. Close to the end of the ballet. But not today. Today AJ throws in the bow line, dock dude catches line and reaches down and cleats it off. Our boat is still going forward, and though it is only at about a mile per hour, it is still 8,000 pounds moving. Jan throws here line, notices that we are cleated off and shouts in a voice that would make a drill sergeant proud, \u201cUncleat that LINE!\u201d\nBecause that line was now taut and it was very effectively pulling our front end directly into the dock. The dockhand uncleated the line, but the damage was done. AJ, who is learning about Newton\u2019s laws in physics, gets a real life demonstration of his first law. To wit: \u201cAn object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force.\u201d Our front end is the object, which was running in a straight line roughly parallel to the dock until an external force acted on it (in the form of a now tight dock line); consequently the boat turned quickly to the right and into the dock. Where it hit with a very loud and thunderous WHACK. Which I\u2019m pretty sure is a demonstration of Newton\u2019s third law, but am going to leave it up to AJ to demonstrate as part of his homework.\nWelcome to Jekyll Island.\nPerhaps my judgement of the island is clouded by our welcome.\nJekyll Island is connected to land by a bridge. It allows development, but only on up to 30(ish) percent of the island. The rest remains wilderness. Because of the development, the island has paved roads, bike trails, associated cars and bikes, parking lots, gas station, convention center, hotel, plaza with shops and various and sundry tourist associated attractions. And lots of people. And cars. Did I mention the cars?\nAfter securing our boat we went to explore the island. We hit the high spots (Dairy Queen, tourist shops and beach), it was all nice but just like every other tourist spot with a beach. After two hours were tapped out and returned to the boat. We showered, headed to the restaurant by the marina, had a nice anniversary dinner and prepared to leave in the morning.\nBarrier island beach\nWassaw Island.\nI can count. I know that I said this would be a tale of two islands and now we are heading onto number three. But a tale of two islands is a better title. Artistic license\u2026\nAfter leaving Jekyll island, we headed 60ish miles north and landed just off a nature preserve on a barrier island called Wassaw. The pronunciation of which is cloudy. I pronounced it wa-SAW, but when I talked to a fine southern gentlemen, it sounded more like WAR-sar. Either way you pronounce it, the place is gorgeous.\nThis place is a bit off the beaten trail. You can come in from ocean side and hang an immediate right at the southernmost point of the island Follow the river along the shore, take another right into a smaller river that is lined with marshes and continue about 1 mile until you reach the ranger station. Drop the anchor anywhere. 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        "raw_content": "Holes in Obama's Hope\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\nI recently read an article from Bloomberg News concerning the \"Audacity of Obama\" and it tells a very telling tale on how our President views his presidential calling and purpose. I believe it also betrays how his warped view of the Bible and a skewed meaning of hope has led our country down a dead end road. (http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2015-06-28/the-audacity-of-obama)\nThe article points to Hebrews 11:1 as one of the driving forces directing his vision for America. The article states, \"There's a passage in the Bible that has spoken to Barack Obama time and again, inspiring him, provoking him, haunting him, and goading him on. 'Now faith is the substance of things hoped for,' the apostle Paul wrote in his letter to the Hebrews, 'the evidence of things not seen.'\nI find it funny how political leaders quote the Bible when it suits their purposes; but when it come to dictating morality and personal behavior it is seen merely as an irrelevant relic from the ancient past. Scripture has become the plastic fruit on grandma's kitchen table. In this case the President used Hebrews 11:1 to highlight, \"the power of hope and belief in the face of gnawing doubt.\" The article also said this verse, \"inspired Obama\u2019s 2004 speech at the Democratic National Convention that paved his way to run for president, and it gave him the title for his 2006 memoir, The Audacity of Hope.\"\nBut what kind of hope does Hebrews 11:1 inspire? What exactly should 'we the people' be hoping for? The article answers those questions this way: \"The Bible calls us to hope,\u201d Obama said. \u201cTo persevere, and have faith in things not seen.\u201d\nWhat exactly are the things we are to hope for? The article goes on, \"If what the scripture says on faith and hope fit what Obama wanted to say to make sense out of a massacre in Charleston that has united the nation, turned Southerners against the Confederate flag, and reignited a debate on guns, Hebrews 11:1 also seems to speak to Obama\u2019s political fortunes and his ambitions for the end of his presidency.\nOn Thursday, the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act, the health care expansion that was his signature domestic legislative achievement as he sought to make health insurance coverage a basic right for Americans. Then on Friday, the court ruled 5-4 to legalize gay marriage nationally, a cause Obama had come to cautiously but then embraced fully, taking it up in his second inaugural address and bringing it up again and again, culminating with the White House joining in the public celebration of the Supreme Court decision by bathing the mansion Friday night in lights that mimicked the rainbow flag of the gay-rights movement.\nObama explicitly linked the crusade for gay rights to that of people of color, invoking the 'Ripple of Hope' speech Senator Robert F. Kennedy delivered in Johannesburg in 1966 when South Africa's anti-apartheid movement was far from achieving its eventual success. 'What an extraordinary achievement,' Obama said. 'What a vindication of the belief that ordinary people can do extraordinary things. What a reminder of what Bobby Kennedy once said about how small actions can be like pebbles being thrown into a still lake, and ripples of hope cascade outwards and change the world.'\"\nTo sum up the President's view on Hebrews 11:1, 'hope' becomes a catch-all word that refers to anything you darn well want it to. Anything that you desire, rub the bottle of faith, make a wish, and God the genie will pop out of the bottle to fulfill all your political priorities and pass all your legislative dreams. He will 'get er done' for you. Hope has become silly-putty in the hands of an 'avant garde' artist. Our President has shaped the scriptures to mean anything he wants them to, just as he continually does to the Constitution and the word 'marriage.' When you look closely, his hermeneutics has major holes in it!\nSo what then does Hebrews 11:1 refer to? According to an earlier passage in Hebrews 6:13-19 hope is directly tied to two things: (1) the clear revealed promises of God found in the word (2) and the fulfillment of those promises through Jesus Christ. Hope is directly tied to a relationship with Almighty God and his desire for you to live a moral life. Why doesn't he quote Hebrews 11:25 and ask Americans to avoid the 'enjoyment of fleeting pleasures of sin?\" It wouldn't make for a good sound bite when you try to promote the new rainbow colored lights shining on the White House. Neither would Hebrews 12:3-4 for that matter.\nIn fact, as I kept reading the rest of Hebrews I am not sure if the President is familiar at all with it? Just take a gander at this little section:\n* Hebrews 13:4-6, \"Let marriage (man and woman only) be held in honor among all, and let the marriage bed be undefiled, for God will judge the sexually immoral and adulterous. Keep your life free from love of money, and be content with what you have, for he has said, \u201cI will never leave you nor forsake you.\u201d\nBoy, if only the President would read that, then maybe, just maybe we could have hope in the direction he is taking us. If he took those three little verses to heart, goodbye Obamacare and goodbye gay-rights! But, just like to the rest of America, the Bible really isn't a book anyone reads and follows anymore, it is an ornamental piece of Victorian literature to find a nice quote here and there and then use it to invoke the Magic Genie to come do your bidding.\nForget about \"Hope and Change\", Obama's slogan should have been, \"Let's Change Hope!\"\nSo...You've Been There & Done That?\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\n\"In your struggle against sin you have\nnot yet resisted to the point of shedding your blood.\"\nPeople are pretty incredible these days, they can accomplish most anything: climb mountains & skyscrapers without ropes, walk across the country on their hands, make a million dollars in a day. I have seen a man run as fast as a car, a teenager finish three doctorates before the age of 18 and a woman dunk a basketball. I have even been shown a picture of a man who climbed the statue of a 14 foot statue of a white stallion in front of PF Chang's. Now that's the 'Stuff of Legend!'\nWe are a nation of people who have \"Been there and done that.\" Just try to go up to someone and talk about your latest trip to Cedar Point or Cabelas, \"Oh, that's nothing. I just got done climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in bare feet and killed a Bengal Tiger with my sling-shot on the way down all the while texting my girlfriend. LOL.\" People are hard to impress these days - because they are quite impressed with themselves.\nI don't know if this is because we have taken so many selfies; like Narcissus looking into the pool, we have fallen in love with our own image? Or maybe it's because of the horde of 30 year-olds who are living at home with mom are still having their crayon scribbles taped on the fridge? \"Oh I am so proud of my son, he drew a stick portrait of me in Marigold orange and Caribbean green!\"\nWhatever the case, the more people that believe they have \"been there done that\", the less impressed they are with the wonders of God. While his grace fades into the background noise during a Sunday morning snooze at church; human effort, intellect, accomplishment and weirdness is now lauded as the truly significant instrument in the betterment and progress of man.\n\"Did you see the new IPhone? The apps are epic!\" \"Did you hear about the new book with the crazy cool title by the Christian guy who sees no use for the church and how he is more intimate with others because he is so real and raw and drinks beer like a fish? You got to get it, it will transform your life?\" \"Did you hear about the new bill being argued in Congress? Yeah, once they make a decision on it, we will all know if the transgender revolution is finally here to stay. And just think, more people taking estrogen and testosterone injections, while getting our Adam's apples shaved off and backsides boosted with Botox, will definitely be the spark we need to usher in a new age of Aquarius. The quantum leap of man. Dude, I can't wait!\"\nBut there is something one man did that I still think is a bit more impressive than anything I have ever seen anybody do these days. Before you try to \"one up\" this guy, just listen and ask yourself, \"Have you ever...?\"\n* Made a mud pie, placed it on the eyes of a blind guy, and then moments later he sees?\n* Woke up in the middle of a storm, told it to shut up, and it obeyed you while you went back to sleep?\n* Went to a funeral, touched the guy in the coffin, and he jumped up because he realized he missed his third hour college class?\nThose things are kind of amazing, don't you think? But these \"miraculous happenings\" are just a preview of the real show. \"Have you ever...?\"\n* Stared down into the mouth of God's wrath, full-force, and withstood it?\n* Been publicly shamed and discredited in front of a whole city including your brothers, sisters, friends, enemies, uncles, aunts, and your mom - and yet you were totally innocent?\n* Been spit in the face by the police, or had the local priest and mayor mock you, or had military privates strip you of your clothes and nail you to wood and then hung it up high so everyone could laugh?\n* Been abandoned by the one parent who loves you the most? \"My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?\"\nJesus endured all of this. He did it all wide-out in the open for all to see. And it was intended to communicate three things:\n(1) How much he loves us.\n(2) How serious our offense against God is.\n(3) What it really takes to satisfy him.\nCan you do what Jesus did? If you think you are that impressive of a person, just try it...I'll bet you can't. And when you are done playing this fools game called \"pride\", run to Jesus.\nBecause he is alive... you know?\n\ufeffActon Insights: New Weds Fun!\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\nI know, I know...I can hear you yelling at me, \"Where have you been?\"\nWell, for all of last week I attended the \"Acton University\" in downtown Grand Rapids for the \"study of religion and liberty.\" It was a wonderful week of high octane learning. In truth, after all the classes were over, my brain temporarily shut down for three days. I felt like watching some old Sponge Bob episodes just so I wouldn't lose some of my precious irrationality that Acton successfully stripped away. (I didn't watch Sponge Bob, but maybe...The Walking Dead).\nI still am in process of downloading all the information my tiny brain has absorbed in one short week. And to help with that I am going to take the next month or so of Wednesdays and call them \"AI\" blogs. \"AI\" stands for Acton Insights. I think the information I learned is vital for all of us to consider as we engage people around us. And I also was encouraged by the directors of Acton University to spread what we learned, not just selfishly keep it to ourselves.\nIf we are going to change the landscape of our culture it must start with us. So here I go...\nToday's insight will be small since this is an introductory post, but it is profound. Dr. Samuel Gregg spoke the first night on \"Truth, Reason, and the Quest for Equality.\" I will share my notes and extrapolations: He began his lecture stating that the Universities of our country were originally founded to be places that searched for truth. Harvard's motto of \"Veritas\" spoke to this pursuit. Truth was assumed to be the property of God and it was found through reason. So in short, by studying both General Revelation (God's Book of the World) and Special Revelation (God's Book of his Word, 'Logos') man was on a search for knowing God.\nBut that is not the case anymore. Dr. Gregg argued that the search for God has been replaced with \"Sentimental Humanitarianism.\" Two big words, which mean one thing: We now just want to make people feel better, mostly about themselves. The problem he says with this, is that \"truth\" often is an enemy to Sentimental Humanitarianism. So instead of reason and rational argument, public discourse has taken on three troubling positions:\n(1) Most Debates are Centered on Feeling: When emotions under gird argument two groups will usually win: the person who cries and the person who feels offended. It was at this point in the lecture he threw out his most brilliant gem of thought, \"We must always remember, there is nothing virtuous about being offended!\" Wow, boy do people need to hear this. Proverbs 12:16 agrees with this, \"A fool's displeasure is known at once, but whoever ignores an insult is sensible.\" Therein lies the problem, public debate is rarely sensible anymore.\n(2) Sentimental Humanitarianism Necessitates Naivety: Just because a person can cry doesn't mean they are good or right. Our society, however, has been conditioned to believe differently. We are told by the societal elites (these are the people who think they care about others more than you do) to look past motive and reality, and assume always the best of intentions. So when it comes to ISIS, what does Sentimental Humanitarianism want us to believe about their blatant display of evil? We must project some social trouble that made them that way. Maybe they couldn't find a good job so the only option left was slitting throats? Who can blame them? Everyone is intrinsically good...right?\n(3) Refusal to take Reason Seriously: If truth takes you to a conclusion that might make someone feel bad, there must be something wrong with the truth? If raising children with no father and a mom who ships their kids off to daycare produces less mature and well adjusted children, the research must be faulty because \"Single moms wont like it.\" Try telling the world that Government subsidies lead to dependence which leads to apathy. Oh boy, that will not play well on TV. So instead of direct truth, we need soft-sell narratives, culturally shared stories and celebrities to suppress the truth while shouting down those cold-hearted rationalists.\nThis was how the Acton experience started off for me. It is just a nibble, so I hope you will join me on Wednesdays to eat some more?\nRemember, just because you cry, or feel offended, doesn't mean you are right.\nIs Life Doomed to become like Art?\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\nOscar Wilde, the 19th Century playwright and aesthetic philosopher, is known for his outspoken belief that, \"Life imitates Art far more than Art imitates Life\". Oscar and his contemporaries really believed that artists, poets, painters and playwrights had the ability to create a new reality and assign meaning where it never was before. Listen to one of his more famous quotes, \"Although there has been fog in London for centuries, one notices the beauty and wonder of the fog because poets and painters have taught the loveliness of such effects...They did not exist till Art had invented them.\"\nThis way of viewing reality is the natural result of humanistic thinking where \"man has become the measure of all things.\" When God is not included in the equation of meaning, man in his arrogance gladly takes over his Sovereign control.\nBefore humanism took the reins away from God; European and early American culture was heavily influenced by Christianity and the Reformation. In the Judaeo-Christian paradigm, Art was meant to reflect the wonder of God's creation. The Artist's aim was to display the Father's genius. In other words, Art was merely a servant to the Creator, never to become the Creator himself. The majority once believed that God was the source from whom all good things flow, and it was proper for praise and honor to flow back to him.\nYou could say art was both a theology (teaching of God) and doxology (praise of God) visibly on display.\nBut not any more - - Artist's have become the new creators, they now assign meaning and beauty. And in their self-proclaimed sovereignty, they are not to be questioned. As modern philosophy has taught us, \"truth is relative.\" So the goal of Art is no longer to reflect and magnify God's glory; but to be different, unique, novel and even shocking. Notice the difference between a painting by Rembrandt and Picasso? Or Rubens and Dali? Great artists are now considered geniuses based on their ability to change reality and get us to think different.\nAs one Art expert has said, \"The old definitions of art have become obsolete. Today, art is an evolving and global concept, open to new interpretation, too fluid to be pinned down. The 20th century was a turning point in our conception of art, which is mainly why contemporary artists frequently reach for new concepts, break with tradition and reject classic notions of beauty. The artist no longer tries to reflect reality, but rather tries to give expression to their inner world and feelings.\"\nWell guess what, this new way to view Art is now being applied to how we view and live our everyday lives. Instead of seeing your body, sexual orientation, family structure, and place in society as something designed by God; we now are to believe, like the modern artist, that we can create a new reality. Oscar Wilde was right, \"Life is imitating Art.\" The old definitions are obsolete, we are now free to create as we choose. And just like Art, people are now trying to be different, unique, novel and even shocking in the choices they make. Here are some examples:\n* Bruce Jenner wants us to admit he has been a woman in a man's body. And mind you, his male body was very masculine! He won the decathlon for crying out-loud! And now with the help of plastic surgery, hormone therapy, Photoshop, and social media, he is able to twist, bend and turn reality into any shape and size he wants. And you and I are only to sit back and admire the new work of Art. Don't question it, just admire like you do when you look at Salvador Dali's melting clocks!\n* Rachel Dolezal, the white woman who wants us to believe she is black, has told the public that her real father was black, while her real father, who is white, denies that reality. But it is her realty, let her create it as she wishes! And if she wants to join in the civil rights struggle claiming it as her own, we must let her paint it her way..\n* David, a man who will not release his real name, wants one of his legs amputated for the sheer reason that, \"It feels like my soul doesn't extend into it.\" He even claims that every waking moment he longs for freedom from his leg, begging doctors to amputate. Psychologists, the true Art connoisseurs of life, were quick to jump to his side claiming there is a very normal community of people wanting similar relief. There is even a term for this, \"Body Identity Integrity Disorder. (BIID)\"\nBefore you think these stories are abnormal, remember in our modern and post-modern world, there is no normal. No one knows what reality is meant to look like or designed to be. As all the cool atheists have told us, God is dead, remember?\nWell it is too bad because it is looking more and more like Picasso wasn't just painting abstractly. His pictures of deformed faces and fragmented reality is taking shape before our very eyes. He was painting what reality was soon to become. Now the weird, twisted, and distorted has become the new normal. Life imitating Art!\nWhen God and his word no longer determine meaning, we are left with non-sense as our god.\nHas the Father ever Become your Dad?\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\nFor the first 23 years of my life, I had a stiff and formal relationship with God.\nI called him \"Father.\" For me, \"Father\" was a word that inferred a wide gulf of separation between my regular mundane world and his mysterious heaven. I would pray the decalogue of the rosary, and when I got to the \"Our Fathers\" they were chanted with a quiet and serious solemnity: \"Our Father who art in heaven, HALLOWED be thy name.\" What does hallowed mean? As a kid I thought it referred to some old sterile Cathedral where your voice echoed off stone walls while grandmas prayed silently in the pews.\nCome to think of it, I never said \"Thy\" to my own dad? My relationship with him was too personal to use such lofty language. God, however, was different than my dad; as the \"Father\" he was other. He dwelled in an untouchable land; and I thought the word \"Thy\" was the only title that could actually reach him there.\nAs a result of this distance, I rarely thought about him when I played baseball on a hot summer day, was throwing a stick to my dog by the lake, or was watching a cheesy 1970's sit-com. God didn't enter that world.\nBut my dad was there.\nI could talk to him on a cloudy Saturday while we ate peanuts, or I could ask him questions as we shot baskets on our driveway, he even watched some sit-coms with me and laughed at the \"Fonz\" just like I did. My dad was my friend, confidant and mentor. He was close by.\nAs I grew so did my interest in my relationship with the \"Father.\" I began to read his word and soon realized he wanted to enter my regular mundane world. He was the one who longed for intimacy with me, so he initiated a solution to bridge the wide gulf in our relationship.\nHe sent Jesus: A man fashioned like me, speaking my language, feeling my emotions, and walking on the same green grass as I did. I fell in love with Jesus; driven to him by trials and learning about his love in the valley of the shadow. His cross was my invitation to have the \"Father\" become \"Dad.\" Over a couple years of personal discovery, I decided to truly became his follower...a disciple.\nAs I matured, so did my walk with God. I can remember very vividly a contentious argument I had with my earthly dad about faith. We did not see eye to eye on an issue of doctrine and religious practice. My dad was angry with me: as a compliant son, this was a moment of relational crisis for me. But instead of causing me to cower and agree with my dad's opinion, I was driven to God the \"Father\" to find answers. In this time of prayer and meditation, the \"Father\" really became my \"Dad.\"\nI don't know how to explain it, but I needed that event to happen because it showed me that my walk with Jesus and God the Father, my Dad, was now mine. I was no longer riding the coattails of my parent's faith; I now owned my relationship with God.\nThe \"Father\" not only entered my world as my \"Dad\", but he became my friend, confidant and mentor.\nThe beautiful thing that happened was that this experience also allowed me to have real mercy on my earthly father. Because I could go to my \"Dad\" in heaven with my problems; I could more easily love my dad on earth. He didn't need to be my Savior or my source of knowledge and wisdom. I saw him as a man with flaws, a sinner like me, and I could forgive him because I knew God forgave him.\nI could rest in God's certain perfection; while knowing the rest of us are flawed humans, even my parents.\nI find many people in church have never made God their \"Dad.\" As a result their parents are always dictating the parameters of their faith. When their parents fail or act hypocritical, they often feel betrayed and some will even abandon faith in God. If God is only your \"Father\", faith becomes a sterile religious duty. You will always be trying to appease a mysterious figure looming large in the far away heavens. But when God becomes your \"Dad\" he enters your world. He walks with you, he laughs at your triumphs and picks you up when you fall.\nWho is God to you? Your \"Father\" or your \"Dad.\"\nA Study of Great Theologians: Huey Lewis (1986)\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\nI attended High School in the greatest decade of popular American music ever; the sensational 1980's. There will never be another time like it. Musical geniuses of the highest caliber could be found everywhere, it was raining melodic bounty. Devo, Flock of Seagulls, Boy George, Men Without Hats, Duran Duran and of course Baltimora with the song \"Tarzan Boy.\"\nBut one artist in particular had more than a just a good voice, he was also a spiritual luminary. This person is none other than Huey Lewis. He had many chart topping hits like: \"The Heart of Rock and Roll\", \"Hip to be Square\", Back in Time\", and his most famous song was \"The Power of Love.\" It is this last song that contains the answer every pastor, parent, teacher, psychologist is looking for to change the world. It is sheer brilliance!\nJust let the mastery of thought sink in a second...\nThis past month I have been preaching on the book of Galatians and the major theme is that \"Grace alone saves.\" Leaning on religion and human effort to curry favor with God is useless. If you try to impress the Lord on High with your hard-work and blameless living, Paul says you are perverting the gospel.\nThe gospel is simple: Jesus did everything for you by dying on the cross and rising again. His death is a gift, and you are to receive it by faith. That is it. However, if you try to add his work by religious duty and piety, it will not impress God in the least. You are inadvertently saying, \"Jesus didn't do enough. I have to help him out.\" Who are you to think you can improve upon perfection?\nAre you better than Jesus? Can you offer more that will impress God?\nNow here is the struggle for many people: \"If all I have to do is receive Christ's payment on the cross by faith, then I don't have to do anything else. What then will happen to tithing and getting volunteers to run all the programs at church? Who will come and listen to the pastor? Who will stack chairs?\nMany church people, especially deacons and pastors, fear that the message of Grace will make for lazy, no good, apathetic bums in the church. If we don't motivate by guilt, shame, anger and loudly express our disappointment then nothing will get done. Grace turns people into couch potatoes. Or does it?\nThis is where the power of love comes in. Huey is right, love makes one man weep, another man sing. When you understand what has been done for you by Jesus, he finished everything you need to do, love starts bubbling up inside of you. We love because he first loved us. We forgive because we have been forgiven. We do good works because we have been saved by grace through faith.\nGrace makes you \"want to\" and \"get to\" participate in the life of the church. Love responds to needs. Love perseveres. Love washes feet.\nSo what if you are a no good, lazy bum, and don't do anything at church? What if you isolate yourself from people? What if you become a spiritual couch potato? What if you nonchalantly walk by people stacking chairs without lending a hand? Three things may be happening:\n(1) Maybe you have misunderstood purpose? You are not saved simply to be saved, buy you are saved to shine. Jesus saved you to display him. Jesus saved you to bring truth to the lies that are killing those we love. Jesus saved you to set you free from the bondage of sin. Walking up to the alter to accept Christ is not the finish line, it is the starting blocks. You now get to run for team Jesus.\n(2) Maybe you are feeding your flesh more than your spirit? What do you watch, listen to, read, and who do you hang out with? Bad company does corrupt good character. In other words, you need to give fuel for the fire of love to burn hot. In Revelation Jesus told the church at Ephesus, \"You are a great bunch of people, but I have one thing against you, you have lost your first love.\" We need to keep stoking to keep the fire burning. (Oh, that is another good 80's song by Reo Speedwagon!)\n(3) Maybe you don't have love in your heart? Have you received Christ's payment by faith? The most religious people are often the most lost because they have never rested in Christ's final work. But when you believe in Jesus by faith, the reality that Whitesnake talks about starts coming true in your life: \"I can't stop the feeling, I've been this way before, But, with you I've found the key, To open any door.\" When you really believe, you really know!\nSo, my suggestion, stop trying so hard and believe. Love will then start moving you and you wont be able to stop it. Take the band \"Tears for Fears\" advice....\nCome on, I'm talking to you, come on\nWho do you judge?\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\nWhat a week! Bruce wants us to call him Caitlin, Brittney and Glory are expecting their first child right after they slug each other in the face, the goody-two-shoes Josh Duggar is found to be not so goody-goody, and Blake Griffin is called Lindsey Lohan freckled face on Jimmy Kimmel.\nWhat are we coming too? And should we even care?\nWhy don't we all just stop judging one another? Live and let live, right? Keep your nose out of other people's business -- it will all work out well in the end for everyone. Won't it?\nSomehow our culture has been \"taught\" and has \"caught\" that we should never...ever...under any circumstance... \"judge others.\" That is the modern day mantra, the cultural code; don't be an intolerant hate monger. Let people be.\nIt can be argued that even the bible preaches this message. Matthew 7:1, \"Do not judge...\" Seems pretty plain to me. Some may point out that I left out the rest of the verse and chose not to include Jesus' whole argument found in verses 2-5 that tells us pretty clearly, \"take out the plank in your own eye and then you can remove the speck in your brother's eye.\" But let's not nit-pick, it is clear, the first three words say, \"Do not judge.\"\nEven Paul, the bombastic apostle, tells us not to judge. Listen to 1 Corinthians 4:3-4, \"I care very little if I am judged by you or by any human court; indeed, I do not even judge myself. My conscience is clear...\" See how clear that is? So lets stop caring about what other people do - - Paul says, \"it's all good!\" Doesn't he?\nSTOP THE FOOLISHNESS\nAlright, alright, let's not get carried away. We have to treat the bible right - - you can't just make it say anything you want it to say. As 2 Peter 3:16 warns, distorting the word will always work towards your own destruction. So we need to place it in context, and I want you to notice three things about what Paul is saying:\n(1) He is concerned with us acting as true servants of God, and the goal is to \"be found faithful.\" If you have been given understanding of the gospel, you have a responsibility to share it and live it.This passage isn't about doing anything you want without getting judged, it is about serving Christ with your whole life because you have been entrusted with, \"The secret things of God.\" What an honor! If you are a Christian, your body is a \"temple of the Holy Spirit,\" and you have to be careful because you will \"reap what you sow.\" You are to display honor, integrity and dignity in your everyday life. That means you are not to be a slave to your passions and desires. Act like an adult made in the image of God. Your are not a dog!\n(2) Paul doesn't judge primarily because he is admitting that as a human he doesn't have exhaustive knowledge nor insight to make an accurate judgement. And this judgement is in regards to himself!. At the end of verse 4, he says even though his conscious is clear, \"that does not make him innocent.\" That is a profound statement coming from the mouth of an apostle. Even though he thinks he is living right, he may not be after-all. We buy into the non-sense of \"follow your heart\", thinking emotion, feeling and the conscience will always point us down true and righteous paths. Paul says, don't be so sure. We think it is o.k. when a man tell us they want to be a woman simply because they feel like a woman. Paul counters this idea by saying, \"even when I think I am doing everything right, that doesn't make it right.\"\nWe have become over-confident about our own and other's ability to discern what is right and what is wrong. This is a fatal delusion because Jeremiah says our heart \"lies to us everyday!\" (Jeremiah 17:9)\nSociety teaches our kids to just do whatever feels right. However, if our kids make choices simply on \"strong feelings\" they could be forever altering their lives and the lives of others. Many of those choices are tragically irreversible. While tolerance tells us \"not to say anything\" because \"you can't judge the emotional tugging on a human heart\"; Paul says, \"be very careful if you think you are standing firm, you may be about to fall flat on your face.\" (1 Corinthians 10:12)\n(3) Even though we aren't to judge, God still maintains to right to do so. The reason Paul doesn't judge others is because he knows he is not God. Look at how 1 Corinthians 4:4-5 reads, \"My conscience is clear, but that does not make me innocent. It is the Lord who judges me. Therefore judge nothing before the appointed time; wait till the Lord comes. He will bring to light what is hidden in darkness and will expose the motives of men's hearts. At that time each will receive his praise from God.\"\nI don't know about you, but this scares the devil right out of me. God still has standards, he still is taking out his moral yard-stick and measuring our actions, he is still on the throne. That is scary. (If you don't think it is read Psalm 11). As Christians we are not given the right to fill our souls with hate and throw out condemnation at the actions we disapprove of. God will judge.\nHowever, we still must warn. If you see that someone is about to drive his car off a cliff you need to say something. Even if he flips you the bird and tells you to mind your own business; you may save his life by trying to persuade him to stop. According to John 12:48-50 everyone is going to be weighed and measured against the word of God. Scripture is the yard-stick. If a woman wants to marry another woman, we must say \"God forbids it.\" Sure we will be ridiculed and mocked. The world will think we are fools, or even worse, haters. Don't stop loving and warning...do stop condemning.\nThey may even argue with passion and tell you that they are basing their decision on \"the genuine love of two consenting adults\" that does not make them innocent.\nNever forget, with everything in life, it is the Lord who judges. That is both a comforting and terrifying thought. And Gandalf was wrong, when in doubt don't follow your nose... follow the word.\n\"In Spite Of\" kind of LOVE\ufeff\nWhat if ... you got married to a gorgeous woman?\nWhat if ... you had three wonderful children with her?\nWhat if ... one day you came home from work and found a note on the refrigerator that said she left you because she needed some space? What if she demanded her freedom?\nWhat if ... you discovered she rented an apartment for herself downtown so she could go clubbing with her friends?\nWhat if ... you followed her and watched her throw herself at every eligible bachelor in the bars and nightclubs her and her gal pals were frequenting?\nWhat if ... you saw her get picked up by a sleazy rich dude?\nWhat if ... he drove her back to his place?\nWhat if ... you knocked on the door to bring her back home and they both laughed at you, and then slammed the door in your face?\nWhat if ... she moved in with him?\nWhat if ... through one of her friends, you found out she was being abused by the man and used as an escort for other men?\nWhat if... you went to bring her home and she refused to come? Noticing her sad condition, what if out of love for her, you gave the man a lot money too help take care of her?\nWhat if ... she thanked the man for the nice things he bought her with the money you gave him?\nWhat if ... after a couple years of using her for sex, and renting her services out to other well paying rich businessmen, the guy threw her out on the street because he was tired of her?\nWhat if ... you found her, lost and alone in a seedy bar still selling favors for money?\nWould you still love her? Would you take her back home? Would you allow her back in?\nGod would and God did! And this act of love was directed to you and to me. Have you not read the book of Hosea? \"Go show your love to your wife again, though she is loved by another and is an adulteress. Love her as the Lord loves his people, though they turn to other gods and love the sacred raisin cakes of idolatry.\" (Hosea 3:1)\nHave you not read Romans? \"God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.\" (Romans 5:8)\nAll we have is from God. The sun, the trees, the rivers, the fish, the ale, the birds, the bread - - it is all from him. But too often we give thanks to those things which did not provide that which we have. We give credit and praise to our own hands, our jobs, our money, our own good sense, or our intelligence. God gave those things to us because he sees our need, and he loves us dearly.\nThis kind of love is what is known as \"In Spite Of\" love. He doesn't love us because we are great, wonderful, beautiful and deserving. He doesn't love us because we go to church, or give money to the poor, or sing songs well. He doesn't hold back his love either because we failed again. He loves us \"in spite of\" what we have done or didn't do.\nHe loves Bruce Jenner. And what is more outrageous than that, he loves even me. A good friend reminded me of this yesterday - - we need to be above the bashing of people who make decisions we don't agree with. We need to offer hope to people who are confused and even vile. We need to be kind, because Jesus was kind to us. Even when we were his enemies (Romans 5:10).\nGod loves Bruce Jenner \"In Spite Of\" the Vanity Fair cover shoot. God loves the Islamic Terrorist \"In Spite Of\" the be-headings. God loves Chris Weeks \"In Spite Of\" his cynical heart. \"Oh, What a wretched man I am! Who will rescue me from this body of death?\"\n\"Thanks be to God - through Jesus Christ our Lord!\" Who loved me and gave himself for me.\nCan you make it to heaven by being nice?\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\ufeff\nI was reading a rather cool and snarky blog post that was entitled, \ufeff\"21 Brilliant Analogies.\"\ufeff A couple of them were really good:\n\"Making the decision to have a child - it is momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body.\"\nOr this one,\n\"Cats are like dogs for lazy people.\"\nAnd then I stumbled across one that really caught my attention. It is crass, but I think it reveals an opinion a lot people have towards Christians and Christianity. Here it is:\nIt's point is this: People who are nice Christians are probably just trying to fool God with false kindness to steal eternal bliss from him. I really think a lot of cynics believe this statement to be true; that is why this quote is deemed to be brilliant. \"Those hypocrites aren't going to fool me! They are all a bunch of plastic tea-totaling, Stepford living, tie-wearing people who are trying to appease an angry adolescent God.\" I am sure many people living in our predominantly secular culture think Christians are only acting a part.\nBut if you honestly were to stop and think about it, this analogy reveals four horrible misconceptions the secularist believes about Christian teaching. Each one of them is categorically false:\n(1) Misconception One: God can be fooled.\nJesus says, \"The problem with most people is that they don't know the scriptures nor the power of God.\" And scripture is very clear on the nature of God: He searches the hearts (hidden motives & true desires) of all people and knows them intimately. You can't fool him, lie to him, mock him, or get away with flattery or false devotion. And there is no one who is more irritating to God than the hypocrite. If they make you angry, just think of how God feels toward the person that claims Jesus as their own and is just putting on an act! Truth One: God will not be mocked!\n(2) Misconception Two: Kindness can be produced by an act of the will.\nJesus says, \"You will know a tree by it's fruit.\" An apple tree will eventually produce apples, a peach tree, peaches, and a cherry tree, cherries. You can tie peaches on an apple tree for a while, but an abundance of apples will eventually appear on the branches overwhelming the peaches. In Galatians 5:19-23 the apostle Paul points out the kind of fruit that is produced by the flesh and by the Spirit of God. Overtime, a person from his own reservoir of self-determination, will only produce \"acts of the flesh\" which include hatred, discord, jealousy and selfishness. Sure a person can be kind, but selfish fruit will be predominant in their lives. Only the Spirit of God can consistently produce \"kindness, goodness and gentleness\" which are the ingredients to genuine niceness. And Christian niceness isn't trying to earn that which it already has.Truth Two: Bona Fide kindness is only produced by true Christians.\n(3) Misconception Three: People can sustain a lifetime of hypocrisy.\nThis is the further outworking of the previous misconception. Overtime your true self will ALWAYS be revealed. It is impossible to fake something for 70 years. I can fake a lot of things, but I can't sustain any of them for a long time. I can tell you I like fishing, but after three fishing trips I am done. I can tell you I like the Detroit Tigers, but after three games I am done. I can tell you I like to listen to pop music, and after one song by Taylor Swift I am done! You can't sustain what is NOT in you, and a non-Christian cannot be nice for a life-time, let alone for a week. Truth Three: Who you are will always come out, and if you are not a Christian, crankiness, anger and selfishness will mark your life.\n(4) Misconception Four: Niceness is the primary element needed for procuring salvation.\nC'mon, whoever believes this lie must have never cracked open the pages of scripture? Perfection is the real requirement to make it through the pearly gates. Other words are used for perfection: Holiness, Righteousness, Glory of God and Absolute Sinlessness. If you want to make it to heaven by effort, good luck trying to be perfect. . . you can't do it.\nNiceness is nothing like perfection. You need niceness to impress the average girl in high school; but it requires perfection to win the super-model. God is not average. He is holy, and you can not win his favor by being average. You have to be perfect. 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That\u2019s something she wasn\u2019t expecting, especially since that was the plan, but Marcus surprised her, mentioning they should take their time and not rush into that part of their relationship.\n\u201cDid you sleep with Marcus?\u201d Britney asked.\nCheryl sighed. \u201cNo, but we\u2019re together now; we\u2019re just taking things slow.\u201d\nBritney smiled. \u201cYou know, this may sound weird, but I\u2019m glad you two are together. After what Chris did, you deserve someone that will treat you right. I know Marcus has done some crazy stuff in the past, but from what you said about him, he has completely changed, and I think you have a part in that.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t think I have. I was just there for him when he needed it.\u201d\n\u201cMaybe so, but you helped him out of a dark place, and I think that was the motivation he needed to rebuild his life.\u201d\n\u201cHe helped me too.\u201d\n\u201cI know he did. I still can\u2019t believe Monica and Chris, but I guess none of us can really judge each other after what everyone has done.\u201d\n\u201cYou\u2019re right, but as long as I don\u2019t have to see them again, then my life is good.\u201d\n\u201cThat would be like me saying the same about Marcus. We will cross paths again, especially since you two are together now.\u201d\n\u201cCheryl, I know what Chris did hurt you; all I\u2019m saying is we\u2019re all in the same social circle, so there will be times when we will all be in the same room together. Is it worth being upset all of the time about what they done, especially if you\u2019re happy again?\u201d\nCheryl gave a deep breath. \u201cIt\u2019s too soon to think about that, Brit. Right now, let\u2019s just check on Ri.\u201d\nBritney nodded and they went to her doorstep. Cheryl knocked on the door and looked at Britney.\n\u201cWhat about you and Jackie? How are things going?\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s okay; I just wish we could actually be seen in public together instead of sneaking around. When you texted me, I wanted to come to the hospital, but Jackie did too, so in order not to risk it, I decided not to come.\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019ll work out, Britney.\u201d Cheryl said while putting a hand on her upper back.\nThe door opened and Riana smiled. Cheryl noticed the glow on her face, which made her smile.\n\u201cHey, I see you\u2019re doing great.\u201d She said while giving her a hug.\n\u201cI\u2019m doing better than great, cuz. Hey Brit.\u201d\n\u201cHey.\u201d She said while giving her a hug as well.\nThey walked into the main room and saw Shawn on the couch. He gave a bright smile to everyone.\n\u201cHey.\u201d Britney and Cheryl said.\nRiana came over to him and put an arm around him. \u201cWe have some news to share, but we\u2019ll announce it once Marcus arrives.\u201d\n\u201cIf I would have known Marcus was coming, we could have all came together.\u201d Cheryl said.\n\u201cI just texted him.\u201d Shawn said.\n\u201cOkay, I\u2019m curious, what is this big news that you have all of us here for?\u201d Britney asked.\n\u201cIt\u2019s pretty big.\u201d Riana said.\n\u201cYou didn\u2019t ask Chris and Monica to come, did you?\u201d Cheryl asked.\nRiana shook her head. \u201cAnd have an all-out altercation here, no way.\u201d\n\u201cIt won\u2019t get to that, but I\u2019m glad you didn\u2019t.\u201d\nThere was a knock, which meant Marcus has arrived. Shawn went to the door and opened it.\n\u201cSo, what happened last night? Terrance attacked you?\u201d Britney asked.\n\u201cYeah; I was able to hold him off for a little bit.\u201d\nBritney touched Riana\u2019s left cheek, which had a tiny bruise. \u201cI really hope Shawn kicked his ass.\u201d\n\u201cIt really is good to see you two together again.\u201d\n\u201cI know. I wish we could erase all of the problems we had from the last couple of months.\u201d\n\u201cMe too, but that\u2019s what it is; the past; so let\u2019s keep it there.\u201d\nRiana nodded when Shawn walked back in with Marcus. He went to Cheryl and kissed her before sitting down beside her on the couch.\n\u201cWell, I see things have progressed between you two.\u201d Shawn said.\n\u201cYeah, it has.\u201d Marcus said while smiling.\nBritney looked at the two and smiled.\n\u201cOkay, now that everyone is here, Riana and I would like to make an announcement.\u201d Shawn declared.\nRiana smiled. \u201cAt the hospital, Shawn and I received some shocking, but good news.\u201d\n\u201cRiana is pregnant.\u201d Shawn added.\nCheryl and Britney both gave shocked expression as they went up to hug her.\n\u201cWow, how far along are you?\u201d Cheryl asked.\n\u201cAbout a month. We were able to have an appointment with an OBGYN that the ER doctor suggested.\u201d\n\u201cWho would have thought you would be the one to have a child first.\u201d Cheryl said.\n\u201cI surely didn\u2019t.\u201d Riana said.\nMarcus looked at Shawn. \u201cCongrats, bro.\u201d\nMarcus went up to him and gave him a hug. \u201cJust know whatever you need, let me know, okay.\u201d\nShawn nodded. \u201cSure.\u201d\nRiana looked at the two and started to cry.\n\u201cAww, the hormones already starting.\u201d Britney said.\n\u201cIt\u2019s not that; it just really good that you two are talking again.\u201d\nThe two looked at Riana and nodded.\n\u201cHave you told Mom and Dad yet?\u201d Marcus asked.\nShawn shook his head. \u201cI don\u2019t know if I should. Mom really doesn\u2019t like Riana after what happened between us, so it\u2019s going to be a shock to her that we\u2019re back together and about to have a baby.\u201d\n\u201cI think she will change her mind once she knows. Wow, I can\u2019t believe my little bro is going to be a father.\u201d\n\u201cI still can\u2019t believe it, but I\u2019m looking forward to it. Yes, it\u2019s going to be a little difficult with us still in school and with our financial situations, but we\u2019ll make it work.\u201d\n\u201cLike I said, if you need anything, don\u2019t hesitate to ask.\u201d\n\u201cI won\u2019t, Uncle Marcus.\u201d\nHe smiled. \u201cI kind of like the sound of that.\u201d\nCheryl looked at the two, then at Riana.\n\u201cWho would have thought we would be dating brothers?\u201d Riana asked.\n\u201cI never thought, but anything is possible. So that now you\u2019re with child, are you going to stop with investigating GZG?\u201d\nRiana nodded. \u201cYeah. Before I knew that I was, I was going to continue, but I think it\u2019s best if I stop.\u201d\n\u201cI couldn\u2019t agree more.\u201d Shawn jumped in.\n\u201cI think I will too. I was only doing it so you could continue with your search; so now, there\u2019s nothing holding me back.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m really sorry Cheryl. I know how much you wanted to be a part of GZG.\u201d\n\u201cI know, but I noticed the real side of them and that\u2019s not something I want to be a part of.\u201d\n\u201cAre you considering rushing another sorority?\u201d Britney asked.\n\u201cMaybe I will, but right now, I just want to forget about anything associating with the Greek system for awhile.\u201d\n\u201cI think this deserves a toast. You have anything in your fridge, Ri?\u201d Britney asked while walking into the kitchen.\nShawn looked at her and kissed her. \u201cYou really are glowing right now.\u201d\n\u201cI am, because everything is perfect.\u201d\n\u201cYou know, there is one other thing that would make this perfect.\u201d\nRiana stared at Shawn, not knowing what he meant. \u201cWhat is that?\u201d\nHe took something out of his pocket and bent down on one knee. Cheryl, Britney, and Marcus all looked at him with shocked expressions.\n\u201cRiana Robertson, will you marry me?\u201d\nRiana looked at Shawn to the ring, which was her promise ring. For days, she was searching everywhere for it and was about to tell him that she lost it, but he had it all along.\n\u201cShawn, please don\u2019t do this because I\u2019m pregnant.\u201d\n\u201cRi, I was going to propose to you even before we found out. Baby, I want us to spend the rest of our lives together. I love you, and I want you to be my wife.\u201d\nRiana continued to stare at Shawn. She nodded while she wiped the tears that were on her cheeks.\nShawn smiled and Riana pulled him up. He slowly placed the ring onto her finger and she smiled.\n\u201cI promise I will get you a better ring.\u201d\nRiana shook her head. \u201cNo. This one will always be perfect for me.\u201d\n\u201cI love you.\u201d He said.\nCheryl and Britney were in tears as they watched the two.\n\u201cWow, a pregnancy and an engagement within 24 hours.\u201d Cheryl said.\n\u201cI know. Life can definitely be unpredictable.\u201d Britney said.\n\u201cYou said it.\u201d Marcus said.\nRiana and Shawn smiled and kissed each other again. They have to agree, life can definitely bring a lot of curve balls, but as long as there is love, nothing else will seem to matter.\nDominique was in the parking lot of Baker\u2019s Hall listening to everything that was going on inside Riana\u2019s dorm room. Thanks to Terrance, she was able to plant a recorder inside her dorm, so she was able to hear every conversation she had with, including the times when Riana and Shawn were having sex, which made her angry.\n\u201cI can\u2019t believe that bitch is pregnant.\u201d She said.\n\u201cDom, Shawn is not going to leave Riana. He loves her.\u201d Sonya replied.\n\u201cOf course he\u2019s not going to leave her now. That\u2019s why he proposed, because he wants to do the right thing.\u201d\nSonya rolled her eyes and stared ahead.\n\u201cI think it\u2019s time you put this vendetta to rest, especially after what happened with Terrance.\u201d\n\u201cYou think I will? You thought wrong. What happened with Terrance gave me even more motivation to carry out my plan.\u201d\n\u201cYou really need to rethink this. Not only will you be hurting her, but her child as well. As least think about that.\u201d\n\u201cThat\u2019s not my problem she got knocked up. Now, she will get what she deserved. Since she\u2019s going to quit the process, that will be the time to carry out my plan.\u201d\nSonya shook her head. \u201cI don\u2019t want any part in this.\u201d\n\u201cYou have no choice. Either you do it or you\u2019re gone from the house and the sorority.\u201d\n\u201cI quit then. I\u2019ll walk back to the house and pack.\u201d She said. She got out of the car and walked down the sidewalk.\nDominique shook her head. \u201cLightweight.\u201d\nShe continued to listen to the conversation inside of the dorm and smiled.\n\u201cSince you decided to take everything from me, I\u2019m going to do the same for you, Riana; and no one will stop me from doing it.\u201d\nAugust 12th, 2014 1 Comment\tUncategorized\tchevonbink\nOne thought on \u201cLLH: Book 3 Chapter 23\u201d\nmarqueonda mcclain says:\nIm happy for riana and shawn having a baby and engaged within 24 hours,dominquie need to let this crazy idea go",
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        "raw_content": "Perhaps, there is no such person who haven't heard about iPhone from Apple. There is a huge increase in the number of fans of Apple products every year, and in particular - iPhone.\nIn this regard, mobile apps development for iPhone is increasing popularity among developers of applications.\nThe market of mobile applications started to actively develop and that was promoted by the popularity of iPhone, iPad, and iPod on the iOS platform. Nevertheless, the market of the CIS countries has only started to taking a form, which in turn indicates a great potential in the future of this sector of the market.\nSKY INCOM has great experience in creating applications and games of iPhone\nWe will help you to embody all your ideas, from creating a simple application to developing a game.\nAs a rule, owners and potential IPhone buyers are successful people. Any company wants to get such clients. Statistics indicate that iPhone clients are loyal to advertising, and in most cases make decisions based on information received via their phones. Thus, by creating a useful application for users, you can integrate advertising there and the result will not take long. Then you get an effective tool for promoting your business. In addition, you receive positive attitude towards your company. With the help of these applications, you also assert your Company as a modern one, keeping up with the times.\nWe develop iOS applications using all the features provided by this operating system: location services, animation of any complexity, playback of various media and video content, network capabilities, multi touch (with the ability to track multiple touch points on the display), accelerometer, etc.\nWe provide services for web services implementation and integration with them, or with already existing services.\nWe are ready to take any project (from an app to a game).\nThe application is created only by professionals, where everyone is responsible for his own part of work (design, programming, functionality, etc.).\nYou get a product of high quality and on time.\nThroughout the development process, we will provide you with all the necessary information on the progress.\nWe are official Apple iOS developers.\nPublication in the App Store and its further maintenance\nHow to get apps development for iPhone?",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to The Miracle League of Stanislaus County\nDear Friend of the Miracle League of Stanislaus County,\nThere is nothing more heartwarming than to see children playing America\u2019s favorite pastime. But for children facing serious physical and mental disabilities, that opportunity isn\u2019t always easy to achieve. Baseball diamonds are not exactly designed for athletes with wheelchairs or crutches in mind. With your help, we can remove these barriers and allows these special athletes to experience the joy of playing baseball.\nMiracle League fields remove the obstacles that arise from the natural grass fields used in conventional youth facilities. Miracle League teams play on a custom-designed, rubberized surface field which will accommodate wheelchairs and other assistive devices. In other words, it levels the playing field where children can hit, run and catch \u2013 just as they envisioned in their dreams!\nThe Miracle League of Stanislaus County will provide a community outreach for volunteers from young and old to benefit from the action on the field. Through the \u201cbuddy\u201d program, youth and community volunteers partner with our players to provide assistance and encouragement. The partnership benefits both sides as they share the great American pastime to find common ground and, most importantly, friendships.\nFor more information contact Channa at miracleleaguemodesto@gmail.com or call (209) 900-4515. You can also visit their website at miracleleaguemodesto.com.\nMiracle League Spring 2019 Registration is now open! Sign up now before it\u2019s too late. Our first game is March 23, 2019. To register as a Player or Volunteer, head over to miracleleaguemodesto.com to sign up or print and fill out the application below.\nTo register as a Player, please click HERE.\nTo register as a Volunteer, please click HERE.\nGame Dates are as Follows:",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 The Republic Becomes the Empire, by Garet Garrett\nDelingpole: Finally \u2018Climate Change\u2019 Gets Its Scopes Monkey Trial\u2013and the Bad Guys Are Gonna Lose \u2192\nA Last Look at The West That Was, by John Moon\nWithin the memory of one generation, America was a very different place than it is now. From John Moon at thesaker.is:\nSputnik 1 was launched in October, 1957. I remember exactly where I was when the news story broke on the radio. My friend and I were being driven to a high school football game by his father, an aeronautical engineer at one of the largest manufacturers of helicopter rotor blades in the world. News of Sputnik was so important that he pulled the car to the side of the road so the three of us could listen to the lengthy newscast without distraction.\nThe following year in 1958, at the height of the Cold War, an unknown 23 year old American pianist won the International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. Despite the tension between the two countries, the Soviets treated him graciously before he returned home to a hero\u2019s welcome. A fine example of the \u201cpromotion of world friendship through the universal language of the arts\u201d, which was a sentiment inscribed prominently at the venue where I met Van Cliburn less than a decade later.\nAt age 11 I joined the Boy Scouts. Our troop was led by an exceptional man, kind, strict, and strong, who believed that the best way for boys to learn was by doing. Every three weeks during the school year, we went on a weekend camping trip. Good weather or bad, we went.\nBuilding fires, we were each allowed one kitchen match, whether the firewood was wet or dry; whether it was windy or not. Success was anticipated, and so usually internalized. Failure meant (marginally) good natured jeers from the others, and the next boy would test his skill and try his match.\nOccasionally on a moonlit night we\u2019d be awakened at 1 AM, and told to collect a compass, matches, canteen, and flashlight, as we were going on a hike. We\u2019d be led along a river or road for a ways, and then led off into the woods on one side or the other. After a kilometre or two of fast walking away from the road through the bush in the dark, we\u2019d be broken into groups of 3 or 4, with one being an older boy. The group would be told to wait for 15 minutes, and then find its way back to camp. More experienced groups would be led farther on and told the same. Other than illuminating the compass from time to time, use of a flashlight was discouraged, and shouting was strictly forbidden. We learned to keep calm, and realize that all we had to do was use our compass and common sense to intersect the road or stream, which would then lead us back to camp. Sounds easy now, but when you\u2019re 12 years old it was less so.\nTo continue reading: A Last Look at The West That Was\nThis entry was posted in Civil Liberties, Collapse, Education, Government, History, Morality, Society and tagged John F. Kennedy. Bookmark the permalink.\nOne response to \u201cA Last Look at The West That Was, by John Moon\u201d\nFergus | April 3, 2018 at 10:03 pm | Reply\nSounds like one of those callow fellows who planted the seeds of rot isn\u2019t happy with the harvest he produced. No doubt his kids are Tide pod eaters.",
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        "raw_content": "Same-Day Shopping App Curbside Picks Up $25 Million More\nPalo Alto-based Curbside, a company offering a mobile app that allows shoppers to buy from local retailers like Target and Best Buy then pick up items at stores without exiting their car, is today announcing the close of $25 million in Series B funding. The round was led by Sutter Hill Ventures, and includes participation from prior investors Index Ventures, Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang\u2019s AME Cloud Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures and others.\nThe funds will be used to help Curbside expand its operations and roll out to new markets and stores, the company says. Curbside had previously raised $9.5 million.\nCurbside\u2019s service is currently available at select Target and Best Buy stores in the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as the Westfield Mall Oakridge location, where a number of retailers are on board. More recently, the startup expanded to its second market, the New York metro region, where it now works with three Target stores based in New Jersey and more planned for the future.\nThe company is also poised to announce the launch of two more national retailers coming online with its service, which it\u2019s not yet permitted to disclose. However, both are large retail chains with over 1,000 locations each.\nIn total, Curbside works at 25 locations today, but with these forthcoming additions and other planned expansions, that number is expected to reach 40 by the end of July, the company tells us. And later this summer, Curbside plans on launching in L.A., as part of its roll out to the top dozen metro regions in the U.S. which will continue in the year ahead.\nCurbside\u2019s growth comes at a time when Silicon Valley is buzzing over same-day delivery startups that offer anything you could want \u2013 from Amazon products to groceries and much more \u2013 all available with a push of a button. But Curbside founder and CEO Jaron Waldman believes there\u2019s more potential with local pick-up. (He\u2019s not the only one \u2013 Walmart\u2019s e-commerce arm is also testing curbside grocery pickup around the U.S., for example.)\n\u201cWe\u2019re building an asset that\u2019s really valuable \u2013 we\u2019re getting a handle on what\u2019s in stock in local stores. I think that\u2019s a really important piece of the whole puzzle,\u201d Waldman explains. And while he believes that same-day delivery will be a big market, pick-up will be even bigger in the long run, he says.\nOr, to put it more bluntly, same-day delivery with its increased fees for the convenience of instant gratification is something that today appeals to wealthier customers. (And Silicon Valley has a lot of those.) Elsewhere around the U.S., consumers may find that free, curbside pick-up is a decent alternative which still eliminates the hassles of having to park, walk in (often with kids in tow), then wait in lines at customer service before being able to get your purchased item to your vehicle.\nHowever, Waldman adds, even if he\u2019s wrong and someone cracks the economics related to same-day delivery, there will still be partnership opportunities for Curbside in the future, he says.\nwww.tophersimon.com\nCurbside\u2019s service to date has appealed to younger shoppers, ages 25 to 35. Around 60 percent of its users have been female, perhaps reflective of its partnership with Target, where shoppers have often ordered diapers, baby items, and toys while on the go.\nWhile Curbside isn\u2019t releasing sales figures, it says it\u2019s seeing over 50 percent month-over-month growth, and over 55 percent of users have returned to make another purchase. Retailers like the service because it brings them new customers, notes Waldman, including those customers they hadn\u2019t seen in their ecosystem previously. Plus, Curbside sustains itself by taking a commission from the sales, similar to online affiliate fees, so there\u2019s not much risk on retailers\u2019 part to participate.\nNow that the company has the additional investment, it\u2019s focusing on growing its business. This includes hiring in operations, business development, and other key marketing roles to grow its now 90-person team. (Of note: 85 percent Curbside\u2019s retail team are full-time employees, and the rest are part-time. Today, many on-demand companies still rely on contract workers to shuttle goods around \u2013 a decision that allowed them to scale in their early days. But it\u2019s expected that laws and regulations will eventually catch up to these new business models, and will force changes.)\n\u201cCurbside represents the future of mobile commerce,\u201d said Jerry Yang, in a statement about his investment in the company. \u201cCurbside is primed to fundamentally change the way people shop \u2013 by creating a seamless way for consumers to access products from local merchants by successfully developing complex location and inventory technology.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has called for the creation of a new \u201cOffice of Economics and Data.\u201d As an economist, I might be thought to have a conflict of interest in endorsing his proposal. I do, but not in the direction you may expect.\nTo paraphrase a former presidential candidate, I was against it before I was for it.\nWhen I was Chief Economist at the Commission in 1991-92, then-Chairman Al Sikes asked me about his idea that every major rulemaking include a formal cost-benefit analysis. I was underwhelmed by it. I had been influenced by empirical research indicating that policy makers did not change their decisions when confronted with new economic analysis. For them economics was a prop, not a tool. Randall Lutter explained that \u201c[T]he ability of motivated bureaucracies to abuse economics to sell pet projects is not news.\u201d And as Robert Hahn and Cass Sunstein later summarized: \u201cthere is evidence that the benefit\u2013cost analyses included as part of the regulatory oversight process suffer from serious flaws.\u201d I of course did not oppose economic analysis, but thought that its use would only be as successful as agency officials deemed.\nSince then, I\u2019ve changed my mind.\nIn 2011, Resources for the Future invited me to write a paper about how to improve decision-making at the Federal Communications Commission. It prompted me to observe institutional comparisons. What immediately jumps out is that the FCC, despite engaging in competition policy initiatives that frequently track the concerns of U.S. antitrust agencies, is distinct in flying naked, having no Economic Analysis Group (as does the Department of Justice Antitrust Division) or Bureau of Economics (Federal Trade Commission). In matters of antitrust enforcement, as documented in various economic and political science evaluations, economists routinely emerge as champions of competition, efficiency, and consumer welfare. Indeed, since the creation of offices managed by economists and devoted to the creation of economic studies, antitrust enforcement has visibly moved toward pro-consumer policies.[1] While many arguments continue, and new challenges relentlessly emerge, the distinctly protectionist views of Louis Brandeis \u2013 who explicitly criticized consumers for desiring lower prices and making life more difficult for inefficient, high-cost businesses \u2013 are now largely relegated to history.[2]\nAntitrust economists often join in consensus with the lawyers (and other professionals) who make high-level agency decisions, but they also often challenge the prevailing view. Economists come equipped with a framework that focuses on consumer choice and the benefits of economic growth, and a toolkit that can help clarify the relevant trade-offs.\nPutting this analysis in the mix of perspectives tends to expand diversity of thinking. And it is odd to exclude it. \u201cFundamentally, there is no escaping economic analysis,\u201d as Hahn & Sunstein note. The output \u2013 which is actually an input into regulatory decisions \u2014 can be improved by upgrading its platform and its purpose.\nIn order to include economic analysis properly, the FCC should:\nCreate an office run by economists, to hire economists and related scholars who are evaluated on professional academic standards applicable to the research and regulatory thinking involved.\nAdvance and reward such professionals who engage in academic discourse, publishing, collaboration and conferences, in addition to fulfilling agency duties.\nAssign the office responsibility for designing and producing economic analysis as part of the regular regulatory process.\nThe office itself would be best managed by a career civil servant with institutional knowledge and prestige within the Commission. The Director of Economics would operate as a long-term player within the body, hire staff, consider how each major docket item could be best analyzed (and by whom), and interact with other bureau chiefs as a peer. The Chief Economist, now a visitor who spends a year or two on leave from their academic home, would be housed here and would serve as an expert consultant to the FCC.\nWhen an economist works as a lone wolf in a bureau run by lawyers, she is assigned tasks by decision-makers who have may have reached tentative (or firm) conclusions about what policy to craft. Her report is typically seen, internally, as window dressing \u2013 furniture staging for the policy\u2019s Open House.\nBut economists have much more to offer. They seek to identify and quantify the gains and losses from alternative policies. They naturally attempt to expand the analysis to all persons impacted by the change. And their models can be made to include long-run considerations that go beyond immediate retail price impacts \u2013 investment flows, productivity changes, human capital accumulation \u2013 that form key factors in determining long-term economic growth. It is the latter that, while often a casualty of short-term political trading, decides how markets perform over time.\nSo, it\u2019s a new season. Ajit Pai\u2019s call for an office of economics and data is a home run \u2013 even if I struck out when facing a similar pitch a few years back.\n* Thomas Hazlett is the Hugh H. Macaulay Endowed Professor of Economics at Clemson University and Member of TPI\u2019s Academic Advisory Board.\n[1] The creation of the Office of Plans & Policies at the FCC in the early 1970s (now the Office of Strategic Planning & Policy Analysis) was designed to provide some of this independent, economically-based expertise. Its successes and limits have been detailed in a recent FCC paper by Thomas C. Spavins. 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        "raw_content": "1989 was the year that I went from just liking music to being obsessed with music. It\u2019s the year that I got my electric guitar. It\u2019s the year that I started seriously following the music charts (though I was following Radio & Records more than Billboard). 1989 was the year that I began listening to radio stations like WDRE (new wave) and Z-ROCK (heavy metal); and made some of my first music purchases. And this was the first time I ever declared that I had a favorite band.\nThe band that I would declare as my favorites were Aerosmith. I can still remember the first time that I ever heard Aerosmith. I was at the house of one of my mom\u2019s friends and her daughter was watching Video Music Box. They played \u2018Walk This Way\u201d and I was wondered about who the rock guys were. Later, I would get into the Permanent Vacation album. I remember getting in trouble for singing \u201cRag Doll\u201d while in the back of the family car on a road trip. But Aerosmith didn\u2019t become my favorites until the Pump album was released in 1989. It had great Joe Perry guitar work like the guitar solo in \u201cLove in an Elevator\u201d. It had Tom Hamilton\u2019s stellar bass work (I wanted to play bass like Tom back then. I even had a band back then, but that\u2019s an ugly story for another day). Steven Tyler had that crazy voice with the screams that came at such sharp angles and his wild performance style. Altogether, Aerosmith had a swagger that couldn\u2019t be denied. Years later, Aerosmith would no longer be my favorite band. That honor would belong to Made Out Of Babies. But 12 year old Niv would be happy to know that they\u2019re still in my top 5. And I would even get to meet Aerosmith a few years later.\nPump came out in September of 1989. And right around my birthday, they released their most successful single off that album:\nSong 1083: \u201cJanie\u2019s Got A Gun\u201d by Aerosmith\nTags: 1989, Aerosmith, Janie's Got A Gun, Music\nBy the time I turned 10 years old, music had become important to me. I started finding bands that I cared about and songs that I wanted to own and listen to again and again. I spent a lot of time watching music videos on late night television shows (Friday Night Videos on NBC!) and recording them through the wonderful magic of the VCR. So when it came time to do this post, I found myself with a lot more choices than previous days. One of the people whose videos I used to watch was George Harrison. His album, Cloud Nine, came out just before my tenth birthday and included fun songs like \u201cI\u2019ve Got My Mind Set On You\u201d & \u201cWhen We Was Fab\u201d. The day after my birthday was the release date for the Less Than Zero Soundtrack. Now, I knew little to nothing about that Rob Lowe flick but it was such a phenomenal soundtrack. There was Public Enemy\u2019s \u201cBring The Noise\u201d; the Bangles \u201cHazy Shade of Winter\u201d; and LL Cool J\u2019s \u201cGoing Back to Cali\u201d all on one album. And at the end of October of that year, George Michael released his solo debut. Say what you will about George Michael, I always thought this album had a lot going for it, from the sparse cool swagger of \u201cFaith\u201d to the soul of songs like \u201cOne More Try\u201d & \u201cFather Figure\u201d to the danceable \u201cMonkey\u201d and the jazzy \u201cKissing a Fool\u201d.\nBut when it comes to me and that time, I have to think about the band INXS. In October of 1987, they released the album \u201cKick\u201d. As a kid, I was obsessed with that album. I used to go to Blockbuster and rent the video collection time and time again. It was an album that I could enjoy from top to bottom (maybe skipping Wild Life every once in a while). So many great songs like \u201cNeed You Tonight\u201d, \u201cMediate\u201d (I thought that video was brilliant back then since I had no clue who Bob Dylan was), \u201cThe Loved One\u201d, and \u201cDevil Inside\u201d. Much to my surprise, I have only posted one INXS song in this blog and it wasn\u2019t from this album. So many good songs. I don\u2019t know which one to post, so I\u2019m just going to go with the title track.\nSong 1081- \u201cKick\u201d by INXS\nTags: 1987, INXS, Kick, Music\nToday was almost the first snag in the look back at the songs that came out around my various birthdays. Year 3 came in 1980 and I was stunned when I found out that the album that came out closest to my birthday that year was ABBA\u2019s Super Trouper album. Now, there is a lot of ABBA that I can deal with. I enjoy the movie \u201cMuriel\u2019s Wedding\u201d and it gave me an appreciation of the band. And how could you not enjoy \u201cFernando\u201d, a pop song about old guys looking back at the war. But I\u2019m not a fan of the Super Trouper album in the slightest, so I had to keep searching for a song and lucky for me that just a few short days after my 3rd birthday, one of metal\u2019s greatest anthems was released, a little piece of aggressive power that seems just as vibrant over 30 years later.\nSong 1074: \u201cAce of Spades\u201d by Motorhead\nTags: 1980, Ace of Spades, Motorhead, Music, song a day\nWhen I was turning 2 years old, the world was introduced to a new single from Michael Jackson. It was \u201cRock Wit U\u201d and that was the kind of song that I definitely would\u2019ve been exposed to growing up. My siblings, who were teens (almost all of them) by this time would\u2019ve been listening to MJ. All throughout my growing up, my house was full of MJ records from the days of the Jackson 5 onward. Funny how you grow up. I had zero desire to pick that song as my song of the day. Instead I picked a song from an album that my family would\u2019ve never even came near to back then. November 2, 1979 (the date is under some dispute) was the release date for the album \u201cMachine Gun Etiquette\u201d by punk rock legends The Damned. There\u2019s something about this sloppy grungy punk sound that resonates with me. It\u2019s like one part Ramones one part Bauhaus. 2 year old me may not have appreciated it (maybe) but 32 years later, I\u2019m loving this song:\nSong 1073- \u201cI Just Can\u2019t Be Happy Today\u201d by the Damned\nTags: I just can't be happy today, Music, song a day, The Damned\nI thought it was so interesting to see what album came out around the day I was born, I figured I would look further down the path. Moving on a year to when I turned one, November 1978. Now, I have zero recollection of that time in my life. I\u2019m not one of those people who can recall bits from all times of their past. I\u2019m pretty good from 4 on. So, it\u2019s fascinating to me to look back at that time and wonder. Would my family had been listening to The Police\u2019s Outlandos d\u2019Amour album back then? I\u2019m unsure. On one hand, they were living in Harlem and had a deep love for Motown. But I did grow up with a Queen 45 that I played to death. And this was the Police, a band who had some crossover appeal due to their use of reggae rhythms in their rock. That album, released on Nov 2, 1978 (3 days before I turned 1), included some great songs like the classic \u201cRoxanne\u201d. But today, I feel like listening to another of the singles from that album:\nSong 1072- \u201cCan\u2019t Stand Losing You\u201d by the Police\nTags: Can't Stand Losing You, Music, The Police",
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        "raw_content": "SUNDAY SHORT STORY: SAVING GRACE (1433 Words) Stand Up To Cancer\nI was gutted yesterday to hear that one of my oldest friends had lost her battle with Cancer. This afternoon, I wrote this short story in her memory.\nI would stress that this is a work of fiction and the only similarity to our relationship, is the humour we always shared together.\nWe should all do our bit to Stand Up To Cancer so, if this story touches your heart, please donate to https://www.standuptocancer.org.uk/ways-to-donate. Thank you.\nThere are around 164,000 cancer deaths in the UK every year, that's around 450 every day (2014-2016).\n\u2018Join our kick-ass rebellion against Cancer.\u2019 cancerresearch.org\nSaturday Short Story \u2013 Broken (3,490 words)\nI had been labelled as an irrational killer suffering from PTSD, my killing spree undoubtedly brought on by the very recent and very raw trauma in my life. The trauma I had been trying to escape from when I found myself caught up in another, charged with a murder I didn't commit.\nSaturday Short Story \u2013 The One (1475 words)\nLucy takes a walk to the pub on a glorious summer evening with the new man in her life and opens her heart to tell him how she is feeling about him, her adulterous accountant ex-boyfriend and life in general.\nSaturday\u2019s Short Story \u2013 Finally Free (928 Words)\nIt was inevitable really\u2026 two nineteen-year-olds and a baby living under the same roof as my mother was never going to work.\nFor the first time in a very long time, I ditched humourous veil I that tend to hide behind and I allowed my imagination wander around in the murky world of crime.",
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        "raw_content": "August 7, 2018 News DeskLeave a Comment on\nRafi-ul-Hasan\nAs Managing Director of Pakistan, Mr. Hasan is responsible for the region\u2019s business organization and operations as well as client management.\nMr. Hasan joined Tradewind in 2009. He has a diverse background in the garment industry and stock exchange trading in Pakistan. He is a well-regarded figure among the business community and exporters there.\nFounded in 2000, with more than 20 offices in 13 countries including our headquarters in Germany, Tradewind is at the forefront of international trade finance.\nLed by attorney-at-law Ansgar H\u00fctten, Tradewind is comprised of experts around the world that truly understand international trade and cash flow management to sustain and grow businesses. We provide liquidity for enterprises in developed, emerging, and frontier markets trading internationally.\nTradewind started in the apparel and textile industry, financing Turkish textile trade to Europe. Today, we have more than 20 offices on 4 continents, clients in over 30 countries, and we service a variety of industries including food & beverage, seafood, electronics, automotive, chemical and consumer goods, among others.\nWe have our fingers on the market\u2019s pulse and continue to expand into new territories as our clients grow their businesses globally.\nTourist have to visit places of Azerbaijan\nSecretary Nielsen Statement on President Trump\u2019s Intent to Nominate Ronald D. Vitiello to Serve as the Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement:\nUniversity of Waterloo is home to world-changing research and inspired teaching.\nPakistan Lubricants, the pioneers in the industry\nPepsiCo, Inc. History & Facts",
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        "raw_content": "According to a report highlighted by the NHS, a staggering thirty percent of the UK\u2019s population are affected by insomnia and other such conditions which have a detrimental affect on our sleep. The amount of regular, quality sleep that we get has far-reaching consequences on everything ranging from our productivity levels at work, to our mental well-being and our physical welfare.\nThere are over eighty conditions which exist that affect our sleep patterns to some degree. Let\u2019s look at some of the most common sleep disorders that affect us, and some of the more common categories the conditions come under.\nThere are a number of identified sleep conditions or disorders that are real and affect real people. There have been countless research studies that have been done on sleep and what affects it.\nThere is still a lot for us to learn about the purpose of sleep but experts are beginning to understand more and more about it, uncovering the secrets of sleep. They\u2019ve even found how your genes can affect how much sleep you need.\nWhilst we encourage readers to avoid self-diagnosing, it is important to understand some of the most frequently diagnosed sleeping conditions.\nHere we take a look at some of them:\n1 Sleep apnea\n3 Snoring\n6 Sleep related movement disorders\n8 Hypnic Jerks\n9 Professional help with sleep\nSleep apnea is a serious condition and diagnosis is often correlated with other health conditions such as obesity, stroke and heart attack. Put simply, it is when a person stops breathing or breathes shallower for a period of time when they are asleep. For people that are diagnosed with the conditions, it may be that they have 30 or so of these so called \u201cevents\u201d every hour. These events interrupt your sleep by waking the sleeper up or by decreasing the amount of oxygen that is available to you.\nSleep apnea is one of the most well-known sleeping conditions and will often cause daytime sleepiness because of this interrupted sleep. There are two types of sleep apnea, obstructive and central. Learn more about sleep apnea.\nPerhaps the most common sleep disorder, and one that many of us experience, is insomnia. Insomnia makes it extremely difficult for a person to fall asleep and maintain anything like a proper sleep pattern. Regardless of whether the external environment is ideal for providing a suitable sleeping situation, insomnia will prevent one from getting any real sleep.\nInsomnia can act as a bit of a catch all diagnosis for most sleep conditions. It can be caused by lifestyle factors, or mental or physical problems. Stress and anxiety are two of the leading causes. Learn more about insomnia.\nSnoring is regarded by those within the medical profession to be a sleep related breathing disorder, and is a very common issue; it\u2019s believed that almost half of all adults snore. Snoring doesn\u2019t just affect the person with the issue, but it can have a detrimental affect on their partner\u2019s or other family members\u2019 ability to sleep.\nNot everybody who snores is considered to have a disorder, however, as it depends on the severity of your snoring, and how much it is affecting you or others. Learn more about snoring.\nHypersomnia is a condition which, rather than resulting in less, sleep is actually the reverse of this, and is characterised by an excessive amount of sleepiness, especially throughout the day. People with the condition often experience what is known as confusional arousals, or \u201csleep drunkenness\u201d. Afterwards, the sufferer will wake up feeling extremely groggy and disorientated. Click here to learn more about hypersomnia.\nNarcolepsy is a common condition which is caused by a particular defect in a part of the brain, which results in an excessive level of sleepiness throughout the day, and can even lead to people falling asleep whilst performing routine tasks.\nThere are few examples of sleep related movement disorders.\nThe first is Restless Legs Syndrome, or RLS, is a condition which not only can affect a person whilst they are sleeping, but also through the daytime too. Sufferers do find that their condition is usually worse whilst they\u2019re asleep, or in the evening. This results in those living with the condition being unable to find it possible to enjoy a refreshing night\u2019s sleep, and often find it difficult falling asleep in the first place. RLS results in people feeling as though they have an irresistible urge to move there legs, or sometimes arms, and other symptoms such as burning, cramping or itching can occur. Exercising, taking a bath, or receiving a massage can help alleviate the feelings.\nBruxism, which is where people clench or grind their teeth throughout the night, is believed to affect around 8% of the population. This can result in the need for dental work and can cause jaw and facial pain to those with the condition. Medical experts believe that it can be linked to people who smoke and drink coffee and alcohol, and potentially be more common amongst those suffering from stress and anxiety.\nHypnic jerks are another type of sleep related movement disorders. This sensation, which many of us have experienced, is where one feels their body \u2018jerk\u2019 whilst falling asleep. It\u2019s a sudden jolt of the body which often wakes a person up. 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        "raw_content": "One student at SHS is an IGTV star.\nRachel singing on her IGTV channel\nInstagram, a social media platform used for many things, launched a standalone app for users in June 2018. IGTV allows individuals to upload self-created videos of what they desire. The new feature is described as \u2018A Youtube Channel for Instagram\u2019. Whether you have heard of the new addition to Instagram or not, you might be surprised with the effect it has had on local Scappoose High School Junior, Rachel Lauridsen.\nOver the summer, Lauridsen traveled to California to visit her cousin. Along the journey, she recognized her talent of singing.\nLauridsen has been singing for pleasure since she was young, whether it be with a familiar face or by herself.\n\u201c[Friends and family] always complimented my voice\u2026 but I never really thought I was good,\u201d said Lauridsen.\nIt all started when Lauridsen\u2019s cousin recorded a video of her singing and posted it to her IGTV channel, sparking the idea to create a channel of her own.\nLauridsen learned how to play the ukulele as the summer of 2018 began. With very little knowledge, she was able to teach herself how to play each chord. The ukulele accompanies her singing in a majority of her IGTV videos.\nWith an aesthetic background in place and her iPhone in front of her, Lauridsen\u2019s voice smoothly dances around as the tune of ukulele trails along. Lauridsen continues to upload clips of her singing hit songs such as \u201cRiptide\u201d and \u201cHo Hey\u201d on almost a weekly bases.\n\u201cTo anyone that loves to sing and play instruments, just pour your heart out and don\u2019t give a CRAP about what anyone says. If you enjoy what you\u2019re doing then don\u2019t give it up,\u201d said Lauridsen.\nIf you are interested in more videos, visit her Instagram page @rachellauridsenn\nTags: Feature, IGTV, Rachel Lauridsen",
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        "raw_content": "Unions and Labour should put thousands on the streets to oppose the far right\nThe Clarion editors June 10, 2018 June 11, 2018 Anti-racism, Class, Demonstrations, Direct action, Fascism, Labour, Online content, Trade unions\n\u2022 For an emergency motion for Labour Parties, see here.\nWhatever the exact number, it is clear there were thousands on the far-right demonstration in support of Tommy Robinson in London yesterday (9 June) and only a few hundred counter-demonstrators.\nAfter a period of disarray for far-right street activism, their mobilisations are getting bigger and more confident. At the same time, anti-fascist counter-protests are in general much smaller than they were, for instance, a decade ago, at the time of the rise of the EDL.\nMore generally, with some exceptions, there is a trend for labour movement and left demonstrations to be much smaller than they were at the start of the Tories\u2019 time in office. The recent TUC demonstration, contrasted to the TUC demos in 2011-13 is a case in point.\nThere has been a low level of strikes and, until the recent mobilisations in solidarity with the UCU strike, a low level of student militancy.\nWe have the most left-wing Labour leader ever, yet the Corbyn leadership\u2019s record of mobilising people on the streets is much worse than those of Michael Foot, Harold Wilson, James Callaghan and Hugh Gaitskell. (Yes, seriously: see here.)\nWe need the \u2018Corbyn surge\u2019 to help develop workplace and street activism, not act as an alternative to them. We need to fight the tendency to think that our problems will be solved simply by electing Labour politicians and a Corbyn government, rather than organising and mobilising party members, trade unionists and the wider working class.\nWe should argue for the Labour Party to mobilise for mass demonstrations against the far right. The party nationally should give a lead, but CLPs can also take initiatives. Momentum nationally could also play an important role, if it wanted to. Active, campaigning, regularly meeting Young Labour groups in every constituency would obviously help too.\nAnd trade unions are arguably even more important. Where Labour has around half a million members, the unions still have, despite drifting downwards, well over six million. Moreover that six million, while less political and committed, embraces a much wider and more representative cross-section of workers than Labour\u2019s membership.\nThere were union banners and even, as Socialist Worker reports, national union leaders on the 9 June counter-protest, but the unions supporting it evidently did not mobilise any of their members! This has become standard.\nThere is no reason \u2013 sorry, no good reason \u2013 that the unions and the party could not put thousands on the streets, at least enough to out-number and help demoralise the far right, whenever the latter raise their ugly heads. What is required is will and pressure to make it happen, from as many activists and leaders as possible.\nThe labour movement needs to stretch its limbs and get out on the streets. Next, we should work hard for the biggest possible turnout and the biggest possible labour movement involvement in the demonstrations against Trump in July.\nIn addition to the need for mobilisation, there are some wider political lessons here too:\n1. The need for the labour movement to act and feel like an inspiring, dynamic moral crusade, which \u2013 despite the changes in Labour \u2013 it does not at present.\n2. The need to stop triangulating on immigration and migrants\u2019 rights, unapologetically defend free movement, and start fighting the nationalists\u2019 poisonous attempts to divide the working class.\n3. The need for a much more class-based and class-focused left project which, by cohering a unifying class identity in the fight for a better life for all, can cut through the nationalists\u2019 attempts to present themselves as the champions of \u2018ordinary working-class people\u2019 against a supposedly liberal establishment. That, not capitulating on immigration, is the way through the post-Brexit political swamp and out the other side.\nAt a time when the voices arguing for the left to adopt a nationalistic agenda are getting louder, we need to be arguing back with clear, convincing arguments.\nPrevious May Day in Lisbon and Glasgow \u2013 lessons for the left\nNext Emergency motion for Labour Parties on mobilising against the far right\nPingback: Emergency motion for Labour Parties on mobilising against the far right\nPingback: City of Ghosts: from Syria to Europe and the fight against the far-right. | Tendance Coatesy",
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        "raw_content": "Australians understand depression, so why don\u2019t we \u2018get\u2019 anxiety?\nAustralians are less likely to see a person with an anxiety disorder as warranting professional help. David Goehring/Flickr, CC BY\nAnthony Jorm, University of Melbourne\nProfessorial Fellow and an NHMRC Senior Principal Research Fellow, University of Melbourne\nAnthony Jorm has received funding from beyondblue to write a guide to what works for anxiety disorders. He is chair of the board of Mental Health First Aid Australia. He was formerly a staff member of the Australian National University, which produced e-Couch.\nAustralians have come a long way in understanding depression. Most recognise the symptoms and believe in the value of professional help.\nBut anxiety disorders have been left behind. National surveys of \u201cmental health literacy\u201d show Australians are far less likely to recognise symptoms of anxiety.\nAround 15% of Australians suffer an anxiety disorder in any given year. This includes generalised anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), social phobia, panic disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder.\nWhen given a description of a person who is depressed, around three-quarters of survey respondents recognise the person is \u201cdepressed\u201d. With PTSD, only a third get the label correct. For social phobia, it\u2019s less than one in ten.\nAustralians are also less likely to see a person with an anxiety disorder as warranting professional help.\nEveryday worry\nOne reason for lack of understanding is that anxiety is something everyone experiences. And it\u2019s not always a bad thing. Anxiety is necessary for our survival, because it protects us from danger. It can also motivate us to improve our performance in situations such as exams, sporting competitions and public speaking.\nBut, like many good things, it is possible to have too much. When the anxiety is intense, lasting and interferes with a person\u2019s life, then it becomes an anxiety disorder.\nHowever, there is no clear boundary between everyday anxiety and anxiety disorders. They lie along a continuum, just like obesity is at the high end of body size and hypertension at the high end of blood pressure.\nBecause we all experience anxiety and manage OK with it most of the time, it\u2019s easy to judge people with anxiety disorders as weak. Almost half (45%) of Australians believe \u201cweakness of character\u201d is a likely cause of someone developing severe social anxiety.\nBut imagine feeling like a semi-trailer is going to run over you when you are crossing the road. Or you\u2019re working in bomb disposal and have to defuse a device that could explode at any time. That is what it can be like for a person with an anxiety disorder, even though there is no semi-trailer and no bomb.\nExtreme anxiety can cause physical symptoms, such as pounding heart, chest pain, sensations of choking, sweating and shaking. For a person having a panic attack, which involves anxiety at its most extreme, it can feel like they are going to die.\nGiven that extremes of anxiety can be so unpleasant, it\u2019s not surprising that people with anxiety disorders will often rearrange their lives to avoid these experiences. This is when anxiety changes from being a help to a major hindrance.\nPeople may avoid driving alone, leaving the house, talking in front of a group or many other everyday activities. Their lives become restricted by the anxiety and the fear of terrifying panic attacks. At this point, we would call it an \u201canxiety disorder\u201d.\nRather than being a weakness, to confront certain everyday situations can be an act of great bravery. For a person with an anxiety disorder, it is the equivalent of being that bomb disposal expert.\nA range of psychological, medical and lifestyle treatments can effectively treat various anxiety disorders. Treatments need to be tailored to the person\u2019s particular type of anxiety disorder and will usually involve a commitment over several months.\nThe best all-round approach is cognitive behaviour therapy. This involves working with a therapist to look for patterns of thinking and acting that are contributing to problems with anxiety. Once these patterns are recognised, the person learns to use different approaches to thinking and acting that reduce anxiety and improve coping.\nCognitive behaviour therapy is available from a clinical psychologist. But it\u2019s not even necessary to see a therapist face-to-face. Free, internet-based services produce outcomes as good as face-to-face treatment, when followed through to the end.\nMedications can also assist, including antidepressants, but they have risks that must be balanced against the benefits.\nComplementary and lifestyle treatments with supporting evidence include acupuncture, certain types of self-help books, relaxation training and yoga.\nBetter knowledge, better treatment\nDespite good treatments for anxiety disorders, few people receive them. A national survey of Australian adults found that only 38% of people with an anxiety disorder received treatment in the previous 12 months.\nEven when people do receive treatment, they typically wait for many years before seeking help. Also, the treatment they do receive is often not the right choice or not long enough to be effective.\nWhy is the situation so bad? The major reason is that people lack knowledge of anxiety disorders and the treatments available. Concern about being seen as weak may also deter some people.\nIf you are concerned about a loved one who might have an anxiety disorder, it is important to be supportive and not criticise. Encourage the person to get professional help. Often, someone else suggesting it is the trigger that gets a person to treatment and is the start of their recovery.\nA good way to learn to help is to do a Mental Health First Aid course. However, there are also free guidelines available on how to help people with anxiety and other mental health problems.\nBeyondblue has an easy-to-read guide explaining the treatment options and their effectivness for each type of anxiety disorder.\nOnline psychological support services are available from:\nMindspot run by Macquarie University\nE-couch run by the Australian National University\nMental Health Online run by Swinburne University.\nDepression, anxiety and sexual problems are related and co-occur at very high rates. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cTeen Titans: The Judas Contract\u201d Gets 18th April 2017 Release Date!\nWe finally have a release date for Teen Titans: The Judas Contract, and it\u2019s just a couple of months away!\nWarner Bros. Home Entertainment has announced an 18th April, 2017, release date for the highly-anticipated Teen Titans: The Judas Contract animated film. Here\u2019s the official synopsis for the upcoming DC Universe original movie:\nLed by Starfire, the Teen Titans \u2013 Beast Boy, Raven, Blue Beetle, Robin and the just-returned Nightwing \u2013 have built a cohesive team in their never-ending battle against evil; but their newest teammate, the mysterious, and powerful Terra, may be altering that dynamic. Meanwhile, an ancient evil, Brother Blood, has awakened, and familiar foe Deathstroke is lurking in the shadows \u2013 both waiting to pounce. Ultimately, the Teen Titans will need to battle their enemies and their own doubts to unite and overcome the malicious forces around them, in this twisting tale of intrigue, adventure and deception.\nCheck out the action-filled trailer:\nFans can get Teen Titans: The Judas Contract on Blu-ray Deluxe Giftset ($39.99 SRP), Blu-ray Combo Pack ($24.98 SRP) and DVD ($19.98 SRP) starting April 18, 2017. The Blu-ray Combo Pack includes the movie in high definition on Blu-ray Disc, a DVD, as well as a digital version on Digital HD with UltraViolet.\nThe Blu-ray\u2122 Deluxe Edition will include all components of the Blu-ray Combo Pack, along with an exclusive figurine of Blue Beetle in a numbered, limited edition gift set.\nFurthermore, you can watch Teen Titans: The Judas Contract via Digital HD on April 4, 2017.\nThe extra content fans can treat themselves to includes:\nBlu-ray Deluxe Giftset, Blu-ray Combo Pack & Digital HD\nSneak Peek \u2013 Batman and Harley Quinn: Sneak peek at the next DC Universe Original Movie, Batman and Harley Quinn, featuring the talented creators and voice cast.\nFeaturette \u2013 Titanic Minds: Wolfman and Perez: This revealing documentary explores a creative partnership that has lasted decades as Marv Wolfman and George P\u00e9rez come together to discuss their careers and one of the most famous runs in Teen Titan history, The Judas Contract.\nFeaturette \u2013 Villains United\u2014Deathstroke: When the super-soldier Deathstroke appears, the forces of good will be in the fight of their lives. This short featurette reveals the origin and unique abilities of this villain.\nAdditional Sneak Peeks\nFrom the DC Comics Vault \u2013 Two Bonus Cartoons (Blu-ray Deluxe Giftset and Blu-ray Combo Pack only)\nThe animated movie boasts impressive talent:\nChristina Ricci (Sleepy Hollow, The Addams Family) and the late Miguel Ferrer (NCIS: Los Angeles, RoboCop, Crossing Jordan) join the already established Teen Titans voice cast as Terra and Deathstroke, respectively. Returning Titans actors include Sean Maher (Firefly/Serenity, Batman: Bad Blood) as Nightwing, Stuart Allan (Batman vs. Robin, Batman: Bad Blood) as Robin/Damian, Taissa Farmiga (American Horror Story) as Raven, Jake T. Austin (Wizards of Waverly Place, The Fosters) as Blue Beetle, Brandon Soo Hoo (Tropic Thunder, From Dusk Til Dawn: The Series) as Beast Boy, and Kari Wahlgren (Phineas and Ferb, Legion of Superheroes) as Starfire. Gregg Henry (Scandal, The Killing, Payback) voices the villainous Brother Blood.\nThe voice cast also includes Maria Canals-Barrera (Wizards of Waverly Place) as Jaime\u2019s mother, Meg Foster (They Live) as Mother Mayhem, Crispin Freeman (Justice League Action, Batman: Arkham games) as Speedy, Masasa Moyo (Young Justice) as Bumblebee, David Zayas (Gotham, Dexter) as Jaime\u2019s father, Jason Spisak (Young Justice) as Kid Flash, and Kevin Smith (Clerks, Geeking Out) as \u2026 himself.\nThe upcoming film was produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment. Sam Liu (Batman: The Killing Joke) directed it. Ernie Altbacker (Justice League Dark) wrote the screenplay. Sam Register\u2019s the Executive Producer with James Tucker (Batman Bad Blood, Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders) as a Supervising Producer; and Alan Burnett (Justice League vs. Teen Titans) as co-Producer.\nAre you excited for Teen Titans: The Judas Contract? Let us know!\nTOPICS DCDC comicsdc entertainmentjudas contractteen titansWarner Bros\nPrevious:The 100 4\u00d703 Review: \u201cThe Four Horsemen\u201d\nNext: \u201cCloudy with a Chance of Meatballs\u201d Prequel Series Gets Cartoon Network Premiere Date!",
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        "raw_content": "So what is this Big Data stuff anyway? It seems to be everywhere these days. For those who have managed to completely avoid hearing about it, Wikipedia has its usual comprehensive, if slightly dry, description. Don\u2019t worry if you glazed over after a couple of sentences; I did too. So here\u2019s my take: it describes ways of managing and analysing huge amounts of data. Such as the data which Google or Facebook has to analyse. Or the data generated by Twitter (here is a lovely realtime map of Twitter feeds). The volume of data is growing at an exponential rate \u2013 it is estimated that 90% of the world\u2019s data was generated in the last two years. And that will still be true in two year\u2019s time.\nSuch data is very valuable \u2013 not only to search engines like Google but also to shops hoping to target promotions more effectively and of course improving our health.\nTo be able to make sense of all this data, new technologies have been developed. A very common paradigm is MapReduce, developed by Google in 2004. This has since been released as Open Source and has been turned into implementations such as Apache Hadoop.\nIn this blog I\u2019m going to explore Big Data \u2013 not just by citing articles as I have done above, but try and get something actually running. The first step is to learn the technology, next step is to find a project so I can get my teeth stuck in. If you have any suggestions please let me know (I have one in mind but need to see how viable it is first).\nData Visualisation \u2013 The Guardian Masterclass \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "WHAT RON\u2019S CLIENTS ARE SHARING\nYour philosophy on life and continuing to make a contribution as long as you can was, for me, the most important piece of wisdom I gleaned from our time with you. So I thank you for that!\nI think often times people give up. But when you put it in the context of making a contribution it changes the perspective of everything one does.\nThere are 2 people I\u2019ve met recently who have left a very big impression on me \u2013 not just because of their business contributions but also their LIFE contributions.\nYou are one. And Taichi Kiuchi, the former head of Mitsubishi USA is the second. Another fascinating individual with a zest for life, a passion of giving to the\ncommunity in the larger sense of the word and he too, will never fully retire.\nRon is one of the greatest mentors in my life. Anyone looking to get their inventions out into the world needs to speak to him. He is also one the most giving individuals I have ever met. Thank you Ron!\nAlex Sasha Toporovsky\nI had the pleasure to work with Ron Klein for a few years on one of his many successful \u201cProjects.\u201d I was the customer, but felt more like the apprentice. Great man and wonderful family.\nRon McLeod, NYSE\nFor any who have a dream of a inventing a product or bringing one they\u2019re designing to market, Ron is the man to talk with. He is the inventor of the magnetic strip on the back of credit cards, and a bunch of equally genius creations and one of the most inspiring people you\u2019ll ever meet. One brief conversation with Ron earlier this year and he quickly identified a huge hole in my business model I wasn\u2019t seeing.\nRon, you really are the Grandfather of Possibilities, and I can\u2019t wait to see you again!\nJoe Criso\nThis morning was more than I ever could have imagined it to be.\nThank you so much for talking with me and helping me head in the right direction. I look forward to working with you as well as learning from you in the future.\nI cannot put a price on what occurred this morning.\nKyle Staup\nINQUIRE ABOUT WORKING WITH RON:",
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        "raw_content": "All that Glitters!!!\nIf you like a little sparkle and shine in your life you can look forward to lots of shopping opportunities in the coming months. I hope you can forgive my delayed posting but life got in the way. I\u2019m back with lots of things to share from NYC. Above you see accent pillows gilded in\u2026\nGreetings from The Big Apple. The market is stirring with anxious shoppers and even more anxious vendors. They are all thrilled to see us and eager to make our every wish come true. We saw several new vendors and it seems the overwhelming trend is that much of the new product is \u201cmade right here\u2026\nIn the \u201cindustry\u201d it\u2019s time for renewal of our creative energies. January is market time in LA, Dallas, Atlanta, Chicago and New York City. I\u2019ll be leaving Saturday to attend the New York Gift Show. I\u2019ve been to all the major markets in the states, as well as Maison Objet in Paris. I find that\u2026\n\u2026looks so bare!!!\nI\u2019ve seen several Facebook posts about taking down holiday decorations and how bare everything looks. When I had a gallery it was my favorite time of year. Those that got money for Christmas would come buy new \u201cthings\u201d because \u201cthe house just looked so bare\u201d. Truth is, we can\u2019t wait to get all the decor\u2026\nI know I should be looking forward and thinking about spring but I can\u2019t stop reflecting on this past holiday season. We enjoyed several soirees\u2026 and hosted a few of our own.\nForward and Fabulous!!!\nEverything is down except the Charlie Brown tree, Bucky\u2019s trees and a few things outside. Before I dismantle those items I must begin the new year as I\u2019ve promised numerous people I would. I haven\u2019t entered the world of blogging as I feel a successful blog takes a serious commitment. However, enough people that I\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Filed Under American Humanist Association, Atheism, Humanism, Religion and Spirituality\n\u2013 Strother Martin to Paul Newman (Cool Hand Luke, 1967)\nIn the case of communicating through advertising by nonbelievers, what we\u2019ve got here is failure to acknowledge that, regardless of label \u2013 Humanist, Secular Humanist, Neo-Humanist, Freethinker, Bright, Secularist, Agnostic, Skeptic, and on occasion, Buddhist, Taoist, and Chinese Traditionalist \u2013 we are all atheists in the eyes of most religionists, especially the Christians and Muslims.\nThat understanding of how we are seen in the public eye should be a starting point for the planning and developing any advertising campaign sponsored by any non-theist organization. When the public gets wind of something that they perceive as a treat to their religious beliefs, then all the euphemisms \u2013 Humanists, et al \u2013 disappear and believers and nonbelievers alike quickly realize that they are looking squarely into the face of atheism. So, for the purposes here, I will refer to all non-theistic organizations as \u201catheists.\u201d\nBack in December, 2010, the AmericanHumanist Association launched its ad campaign, Consider Humanism\u201d (I discussed this effort elsewhere on this blog \u2013 AHA\u2019s \u2018Consider Humanism\u2019 Campaign \u2013 A Critical Review \u2013 so I won\u2019t repeat those comments here.) But now we have the Center for Inquiry entering the fray. In a March 1, 2011, press release to launch its campaign, CFI says, in part:\n\u201cA national multimedia ad campaign, with the message that it is possible to live a fulfilling life without God, launched today from the Center for Inquiry (CFI). Three major U.S. cities will be home to the advertisements and billboards, which proclaim \u201cYou don\u2019t need God-to hope, to care, to love, to live.\u201d\n\u2018With this campaign, we are aiming to dispel some myths about the nonreligious,\u2019 said Ronald A. Lindsay, CFI president & CEO. \u2018One common myth is that the nonreligious lead empty, meaningless, selfish, self-centered lives. This is not only false, it\u2019s ridiculous. Unfortunately, all too many people accept this myth because that\u2019s what they hear about nonbelievers.\u2019\n\u201c\u2018Most everyone in the United States knows someone who is not religious, whether they\u2019re aware of this or not,\u2019 observed Lindsay. \u2018We\u2019re your friends, neighbors, and colleagues-and we have similar hopes and concerns. Irrational prejudice against nonbelievers has no place in twenty-first-century America.\u2019\u201d\nSo, the question here is, could CFI do better with its message than AHA did with its? Unfortunately, we don\u2019t know the metric CFI will use to measure the ad\u2019s success. (Nor, by the way, did we know the metric used by AHA.) But that is probably moot because, as Mr. Lindsay says, \u201cwe are aiming to dispel some myths about the nonreligious.\u201d That goal probably won\u2019t be achieved in twelve words on their billboard, but if passers-by bother go to the web site Livingwithoutreligion.Org, they will be treated to pleasant, non-preachy descriptions of how non-believers deal with hope, care, love and life without a need for the supernatural. This is quite different from the AHA\u2019s Consider Humanism campaign, which was a full-out frontal assault on a belief system held by more than 200 million people in this country alone.\nAll things considered, I think the CFI ads will be much better received than those for the AHA campaign if only because they are less threatening to the religionists. But the major hurdle, in my opinion, is with the negative reference to \u201cGod;\u201d as in \u201cYou don\u2019t need God.\u201d In the minds of some believers, the God reference may put the CFI message on the same plane with the negative ads from other atheist organizations, such as, \u201cNo Gods, No Masters,\u201d \u201cThere\u2019s probably No God. So, Stop Worrying and Enjoy Life,\u201d \u201cWhy Believe in God? Be Good for Goodness Sake,\u201d \u201cAre You Good Without God? Millions Are.\u201d To the religionists, these messages are often seen as an attack aimed directly at them personally and on the belief systems in which they have made significant emotional investments. If it smacks of atheism, it is anathema to the faithful.\nI think most everyone, including nonbelievers, would agree that over the years the term \u201catheist\u201d has taken on a negative connotation. In its most literal definition, \u201catheist\u201d simply means without theism, in the same way that \u201capolitical\u201d means without politics, \u201camoral\u201d means without morals, and \u201casexual\u201d means a bunch of microbes that are missing out on a lot of fun. However, for those in the religious community, the label \u201catheist\u201d these days conjures up such despots as Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, \u201cPapa Doc\u201d Duvalier, Idi Amin, Augusto Pinochet, and Slobodan Milo\u0161evic. Hitler is also usually included in this rogues gallery, even though he was a Roman Catholic who proudly claimed that his duty to God was to eradicate the Jews. Also, in a gross over-generalization, college professors, scientists, gays, communists, socialists, and even liberals, are often described by the faithful as \u201cgodless,\u201d if not outright atheists.\nA \u201ctheist,\u201d on the other hand, is simply one who believes in the existence of a god or gods, while \u201ctheism\u201d is the doctrine that establishes a system of belief in such supernatural beings. Thus, a theist can either pray alone in her closet or go to a place of worship and join with other theists to practice theism. Although theism technically includes multiple gods, as a practical matter, it is generally understood in this country to mean monotheism; specifically the Abrahamic religions that offer a belief system involving a personal God who is the sole creator and ruler of the universe and everything that exists. Besides, who the hell knows about all those Hindu gods anyway?\nBut this creates a kind of paradox. The atheists must first concede the existence of God before they can deny it. So, we have books like \u201cThe God Delusion.\u201d \u201cGod is not Great,\u201d and \u201cGod, The Failed Hypothesis.\u201d Of course, the authors are not just taking on God, they are taking on religious theology itself; setting it up as a foil to be dissected and torn asunder. And, in the doing, they have effectively turned God into an ad hominem. Folks don\u2019t like ad hominems, especially when directed at the object of their deeply felt belief. It\u2019s hard to reason with somebody who\u2019s already pissed off before the conversation even begins.\nBelieve as we say, not as we do:\nAs anyone who has ever made a presentation or run an ad knows, the first order of business is to identify your audience. It\u2019s one thing to make a commencement speech at a high school graduation and another to give a speech to, say, the American Humanist Association\u2019s annual conference. So who, exactly, are the atheist ads supposed to be directed to? If they are for other atheists, then maybe they will inspire a kumbaya moment of solidarity. But if they are intended for zealous, evangelical, fundamentalist Christians and Muslims, then, as we say in Oklahoma, that dog won\u2019t hunt. Going for the mainstream religionists, however, presents its own set of challenges.\nAs a starting point for designing the ads, it seems to me that the atheists will first have to consider how to mitigate the highly negative and pejorative remarks of their leaders toward religion, many of which are out there in the public domain. Richard Dawkins, for example, in Is Science a Religion? appearing in the January/February, 1997, issue of \u201cHumanist,\u201d says,\n\u201c. . . a case can be made that faith is one of the world\u2019s great evils, comparable to the smallpox virus but harder to eradicate.\u201d\nThen Christopher Hitchens, in his 2009 book God is Not Great, makes the absurd and indefensible claim that,\nNot to be outdone, Sam Harris slams the faithful with this rant from his The End of Faith and Letter to a Christian Nation,\n\u201cIt is difficult to imagine a set of beliefs more suggestive of mental illness than those that lie at the heart of many of our religious traditions.\u201d\nThen, there\u2019s Victor Stenger\u2019s stinging,\n\u201cScience flies you to the moon. Religion flies you into buildings.\u201d\nThese tacky remarks may be cheered by the nonbelievers, but to the faithful, they come across as unadulterated hate-mongering, pure and simple. And lest you think I\u2019m cherry-picking these comments for effect, I have personally witnessed, thanks to C-Span2\u2019s BookTV, Dawkins, Hitchens, and Harris hawk their books in various public forums and, in the case of Harris and Hitchens, engage in debates. As witness to that behavior, my impression is that the above quotes are accurately representative of their respective attitudes toward religion, especially theism, and more especially, Christianity.\nBut these leaders of the \u201cNew Atheism\u201d have created yet another irony, They have cast themselves as mirror images of such famous evangelists as Pat Robertson, Franklin Graham, and Douglas Coe; they are just as aggressive and dogmatic and intransigent in their beliefs as their Christian counterparts. There is no doubt that atheists are discriminated against, even hated in many parts of the country. But one has to wonder how much of that is blowback from their own pomposity and unambiguous, almost universal, disdain for the lowly believers. Now, I don\u2019t mean to sound like an accommodationist here. It is what it is. Call it what you want.\nIn fairness, I should point out that, in a kind of reversal, Sam Harris has new book out, The Moral Landscape: How Science Can Determine Human Values, in which he posits that, in his own words, \u201cMoral truth entirely depends on actual and potential changes in the well-being of conscious creatures.\u201d This is quite a departure from his usual diatribe against religion.\nTry to play nice:\nObviously then, atheists have a serious PR problem. This is exacerbated, I believe, because of the many legal challenges to the involvement of religion in government \u2013 from taking prayer out of public schools to taking \u201cIn God We Trust\u201d off our money. This, of course, is secularism. But many organizations promoting secularism have both religious and nonreligious members, including, for example, Americans United for Separation of Church and State (lead by the Reverend Barry W. Lynn,) The Interfaith Alliance, and People for the American Way, Nonetheless, the average church-going man and woman of the street, being misinformed, tend to associate secularism with atheism, even though these concepts are apples and cumquats.\nThen there is the infamous Madeline Murray O\u2019Hare. Those of you who were around in the 60\u2019s and 70\u2019s no doubt remember her well. According to Wikipedia,\n\u201cShe is best known for the Murray v. Curlett lawsuit, which led to a landmark Supreme Court ruling ending government sponsored prayer in American public schools. O\u2019Hair later founded American Atheists and became so controversial that in 1964 Life magazine referred to her as \u2018the most hated woman in America.\u2019 In 1995 she was murdered, along with her son and granddaughter (whom she had adopted), by a member of the organization, David Roland Waters.\u201d\nO\u2019Hare had numerous run-ins with the law and was apparently escorted out of Maryland in 1963 after she allegedly assaulted five Baltimore police officers. (Five!) She once sued NASA over the astronauts reciting of passages from the bible while in outer space. She lost. The point being that, for many Americans, any mention of \u201catheist\u201d conjures up the legacy of the bombastic, confrontational, take-no-prisoners effrontery that was Madeline Murray O\u2019Hare.\nOf course, all of these diversions complicate the message or messages that atheists may want to put on a city bus or on to a billboard. Since they have no particular philosophy or mission, atheists have often attached themselves to the Humanists, the Secular Humanists, the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the Freethinkers and similar groups that reject the supernatural while promoting reason, science, naturalism, ethics, and, one hopes, a little compassion.\nIn contrast, The Brights, the American Ethical Union and some 25 Ethical Societies here in the U.S., have taken the high road in communicating their worldview. They don\u2019t find it necessary to push bumper sticker hyperbole like, \u201cDemocracy Not Theocracy,\u201d \u201cThere\u2019s a Sucker Born Again Every Minute,\u201d \u201cThe Bible \u2013 A Grim Fairy Tale.\u201d Nor do they promote board games like \u201cBlasphemy,\u201d and \u201cPlaying Gods: The Board Game of Divine Domination.\u201d Those would be verboten to these ethical societies.\nOn it\u2019s website, the American Ethical Union offers a kind of FAQ for those wanting more information about its philosophy, I found this one especially elucidating:\n\u201cIs it possible for human beings to live a good life without belief in God?\n\u201cA respect for the dignity and worth of every human being and a capacity to enter into decent and just and loving relations with other human beings is not dependent upon a faith in God. There is no reliable evidence or scientific study which reveals that those who hold to supernaturalism necessarily lead better lives than those who would call themselves agnostics or atheists. Goodness is not dependent upon theology. Crime and delinquency, dishonesty and cruelty in human relations, destructive behavior in the family and the community are found among human beings in all groups. So also justice and compassion and love are found among the traditional believers and nonbelievers, the religious and the nonreligious. The essential element which may make the difference in the life and relations of an individual may be a faith in the human rather than a faith in God.\n\u201cSome people may accept moral teachings only if they come with a belief that they are God\u2019s law and that there is a Supreme Being who gave the moral law, who watches over human beings and gives reward and punishment according to their obedience to that God. But more and more people recognize that moral teachings originate in the experience of life as people learn how to live together. Thus, for those who hold to an ethical humanist philosophy, the authority and the motivation for a good life is within themselves.\u201d\nAgainst this background, I would caution the atheists, especially the \u201chard,\u201d \u201cangry,\u201d \u201cmilitant\u201d atheists, about the messages they want to send. If they are meant to inform rather than playing \u201cgot-ya,\u201d or explain rather than condemn, or to offer a hand of friendship rather than the closed fist of anger, they might have some degree of success. If, however, they come across as intolerant, or indignant, or anti-pluralistic, they will only ramp up the divisiveness between them and the religionists. Ridicule begets ridicule. And that is a zero-sum game that leads nowhere.\nRespect the laws of nature:\nAnd then there is the big old elephant in the room that the atheists keep ignoring. If converting the faithful with reason was relatively easy, then the world would be dominated by nonbelievers and religion would be in the margins. But that is obviously not the case. Why? Well, the anthropologists, archeologists, neurologists, and psychologists are beginning to provide some answers. From cave drawings, ritual burials, and other artifacts that go back at least 100,000 years, the supernatural, probably starting with ancestor and animal spirits, was an integral part of life for early humans. Once we evolved the ability to use our imagination, developed a crude language, and understood that our own death was inevitable, then the genie was out of the bottle. Belief in the supernatural became a social, cultural, and political imperative.\nOver time, the spirit world was joined by the mystics, became ritualized, which produced strong emotive states, and then all of it transformed into the anthropomorphic deities and related religions we know about today. In fact, religion may have been one of the first of what Richard Dawkins calls \u201cmemes.\u201d But religion is much more than that. It may, in fact, be biological; a neurological necessity for survival; a coping mechanism to help soothe negative emotional states, mostly fear and grief.\nAlso, we humans may be carrying around something like a \u201cGod Gene\u201d in our heads. A good description of this possibility can be found in the October 25, 2004, issue of Time magazine\n(See http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101041025/) Then there is Dean H. Hamer\u2019s The God Gene: How Faith is Hardwired into our Genes, which provides much more detail on this subject. (I\u2019m currently writing a new post for this blog to address the physicality of religion, among other things, in Part 3 of the Alchemy of Religion and the Quantum Theory of Humanism series So, stay tuned)\nThe findings from the prehistoric world of humans, together with new studies involving brain chemistry and DNA, have prompted the cognitive scientists to pursue what they call, \u201cdual inheritance theory,\u201d also known as gene-culture co-evolution, in hopes of better understanding the interactions of cultural dynamics with neurologically produced emotional responses. (For more information on this fascinating subject, check the article on Wikipedia titled, \u201cEvolutionary Origin of Religions,\u201d at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolutionary_origin_of_religions,)\nIn light of the foregoing, and although not yet conclusive, science is providing strong evidence that religion may, in fact, be a perfectly natural phenomenon, Or, to say it another way, religion might just be a part of human nature. Given this twist, it would seem that we nonbelievers, including of course the atheists, are an aberration because we deny the natural state of things and ignore the inherent psychology that is part and parcel of religion. In short, it is the atheists who are out of sync with nature and reason, not the religionists. Now, ain\u2019t that a bummer?\nTherefore, all things considered, atheists have a steep hill to climb and a lot of baggage to get rid of before they can establish any rapport with the general public. Their only hope, in my opinion, is to tone down the nasty rhetoric and point out the many benefits enjoyed by nonbelievers. For example, in countries that have relatively low populations of religionists \u2013 Sweden, the Netherlands, Australia, Switzerland, and Denmark \u2013 are among the healthiest, wealthiest, most educated, and most free societies on earth. They have lower crime rates, lower divorce rates, lower teen pregnancy rates, and lower infant mortality rates than the U.S. Their citizens tend to have less stress and be much happier than their American counterparts. There are many factors that contribute to these benefits, assuming they are statistically valid, but surely the diminution of religion is one highly significant variable.\nI am cautiously optimistic that CFI\u2019s Living Without Religion campaign will be a success, however that might be defined. At least it is willing to take on the same emotional issues that religion tends to put forward as a justification for its belief system. And that should gain some currency in the marketplace of ideas.\nThe problem is, well, CFI itself. Someone who\u2019s curiosity is aroused about the nonbeliever community due to these ads might want to go on CFI\u2019s website to see what it\u2019s all about. There they will encounter a fusillade of snipes at religion, activities promoting secularism, litigation involving human rights causes and constitutional issues, and a plethora of information sources and media. And they will see the same cast of characters \u2013 Dawkins, Hitchens, Harris, et al \u2013 found on virtually all of the other atheist sites. There is nothing wrong with any of this, of course, but it may be more than a potential member might be ready for. The kinder, gentler atheists presented in the ads may seem less kind and less gentle when they quit talking the talk and start walking the walk.\nFor other atheist organizations planning ad campaigns, I leave you with a few thoughts from Stephen Prothero, a professor in the Department of Religion at Boston University, from his recent book, God is not One, (HarperOne, 2010,) 328-329:\n\u201cThe New Atheism stands at a crossroads. Until now it has been spearheaded by the sort of white, male firebrands that led the charge for evangelicalism during the Second Great Awakening of the early nineteenth century. But there is a different voice emerging\u2014call it the \u201cnew\u201d New Atheism\u2014and with it a very different agenda from the \u201cFour Horsemen\u201d of the angry atheist apocalypse (Hitchens, Harris, Dawkins, and Dennett). This friendlier atheism sounds more like a civil rights movement than a crusade, and it is far more likely to issue from the lips of friendly women than from the spittle of angry men.\n\u201cIf the hope is to pummel into submission every theist from Salt Lake City to Sao Paulo to Sydney, then the atheist movement has about as much of a chance as an evangelical revival in the National Assembly of France. But if the hope is for a world in which children can play with other children without regard for the religious (or non-religious) beliefs of their parents, then this is a wave that many Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus would happily catch.\u201d\n\u00ab AHA\u2019s \u201cConsider Humanism\u201d Campaign \u2013 A Critical Review\nBecoming Kinder Gentler Humanists \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "HomeNewsMeeting announced to discuss future use of Effingham Street fire station\nMeeting announced to discuss future use of Effingham Street fire station\nRamsgate Town Council will take over the fire station building\nRamsgate Town Council expects to take over the current fire station building in Effingham Street from next February \u2013 and will be holding a public meeting to discuss options for community use of the site.\nKent Fire and Rescue Service will be moving out of the station which has been their home in Ramsgate since 1905, to the new purpose built site at Newington Road.\nKFRS say the station is no longer fit for purpose and are now near to completing the \u00a38million site at the former Ramsgate Swimming Pool.\nThe new station, scheduled to be operational in January, will be a whole-time fire station which means six to eight firefighters will be there round the clock. It will also be the base for a fire engine which is crewed by on-call firefighters when they are needed to attend an incident. There will be training on the site for firefighters.\nRamsgate Town Council become the new owner of the Effingham Street building after paying around \u00a3350,000.\nThe authority has been asking for expressions of interest for community use at the building and will hold a meeting on Monday, January 7 to discuss options.\nThe meeting will be held at Custom House in Harbour Parade and will start at 7pm.\nMen detained following \u2018stowaway threats\u2019 incident on container vessel\nRalph Hoult OBE\ncould part of this site be the home of a Ramsgate Museum \u2013Ramsgate lost it\u2019s small museum with the fire at Ramsgate Library a few years ago. Ramsgate\u2019s greatest asset I#s our History & heritage \u2014 we in TCDT have just laid a Town Trail of Blue Plaques to highlight this asset \u2014 a Town Museum would be an amazing follow up to our trail, booklet & website on the subject. I have a totally unique collection of over 5,000 Old Ramsgate photos and I know that we could draw together Museum Items from the people of Ramsgate.\nI fully agree with you Ralph. I also think it should have a live in caretaker to look after security as upkeep.\nOne of the options could be to allocate space for an archive and I think it could attract some funding.The archive would need to be curated and made available not only to residents, but also enquirers after information on Ramsgate. This means a digital archive accessible to all.The County archives were moved from Whitfield to Maidstone to a splendid building, but in the process East Kent lost out in yet another centralisation of \u2018local\u2019 Govt functions, so if we want to tell our story about our past, we cannot just leave it to Maidstone, because it will not happen, no matter how well laid out it may be.\nIn general small museums struggle to exist and nowadays it is not enough to restore an artefact, put it on display and expect a paying public to turn up any more.\nI will write up an article on how the future of museums and heritage in general may have to have a narrative or a story in future. Ramsgate has a compelling story, which it has not yet, been given a chance to tell to a wider audience.\nAs for a live in caretaker,that I am afraid, is unlikely to happen, because it would not only be expensive,but it would cut the space available for community activities and that is what this consultation is all about.\nIt\u2019s a nice idea. Perhaps planting a young sycamore tree just near to No. 22, to replace the original one on the corner of the fire station, would bring memories back for many locals. It was chopped down in the 1980s, much to my dismay.\nI must correct you that there will be only 4 whole time operational fire fighters on duty at any time at the new station\u2026not 6 to 8. The second pump will be made up of part time personnel responding by pager from home.",
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        "raw_content": "Are Schools Pushing Girls Away from Science?\nWomen and underrepresented minorities who have successfully pursued STEM careers were discouraged along the way, according to a report released this week. What's more, those who experienced discouragement in their lives most often cited their educational institutions as the offenders. But they also cited \"inspiring and dedicated teachers\" as positive influences in their career decisions.\nThe report, \"Facts of Science Education XIV,\" conducted by research firm Campos and commissioned by pharmaceutical maker Bayer, surveyed 1,226 \"female and underrepresented minority\" members of the American Chemical Society, specifically chemists and chemical engineers--mostly those who had attained doctoral degrees (64 percent), but also those with bachelor's (20 percent) and master's degrees (16 percent).\nWhat the report found was that a significant portion of those surveyed said they believed they'd been discouraged from pursuing careers in science. Forty percent said that they personally had been \"discouraged by individuals during the course of their successful pursuit of a STEM career.\" Hispanic women indicated that they had fared worse than average, with 50 percent reporting that they had been discouraged--the same figure reported by black men. Asian women reported the lowest amount of discouragement among the statistics cited in the report, at 28 percent, followed by Hispanic men, at 31 percent.\nSo where is this discouragement happening?\n60 percent of those who experienced discouragement said they experienced it in college;\n41 percent said they experienced discouragement in high schools; and\n35 percent have experienced it in the workplace.\nWho were the worst offenders? College professors, according to the report, with 44 percent of respondents citing those individuals as a source of discouragement. That figure jumped up to high of 65 percent among black women and fell down to a low of 28 percent among Asian women. Colleagues, family members, advisors, and teachers were also cited--although teachers and family members were strongly reported as positive factors as well.\nThe chart below shows a breakdown of the culprits, with those in a position of trust in educational institutions cited most frequently.\nGuidance counselors were cited more often as offenders by black men (34 percent), Hispanic women (31 percent), and black women (30 percent).\nA number of other barriers also presented themselves to those surveyed for the report on their path to STEM careers. These included:\nLack of mentors (50 percent);\nLack of role models (49 percent);\nStereotypes adversely affecting women and minorities (39 percent);\nLack of communication from STEM industry (39 percent);\nSelf doubt (35 percent);\nCost of education (31 percent);\n\"Sense of isolation\" (29 percent); and\nA lack of solid math and science education in poorer schools (24 percent).\n\"If we want to achieve true diversity in America's STEM workforce, we must first understand the root causes of underrepresentation and the ongoing challenges these groups face,\" said Greg Babe, president and CEO of Bayer, in a statement released Monday. \"We want to knock down barriers. If we can do that, we'll be able to develop the attitudes, behaviors, opportunities and resources that lead to success.\"\nSo what were the positive influences for these respondents? The vast majority (82 percent) credited a \"strong personal interest\" in science as one of the factors leading them to a career in STEM.\nSupportive family members (69 percent);\n\"Inspiring and dedicated teachers\" (66 percent);\nA challenging curriculum and/or an \"abundance and variety\" of STEM courses (33 percent);\nExtracurricular activities (24 percent);\nRole models (22 percent); and\nFinancial assistance (19 percent).\nMore than three-quarters of respondents (77 percent) said they thought the STEM workforce in the United States is lacking women and underrepresented minorities owing to a lack of early encouragement and nurturing. However, managerial bias in STEM companies is still a significant factor, according to 40 percent of respondents, as is institutional bias (38 percent).\nThe report had a margin of error of \u00b13 percent at a 95 percent confidence level. Further information about the survey can be found on Bayer's site here.",
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        "raw_content": "22 Feb Not in the Mood: Sexual Drive v. Response\nAlright, so first and foremost, a major disclaimer\u2026 The following post reflects the thoughts and opinions of myself (that\u2019s kind of what a blog is\u2026) so just know that this isn\u2019t a medical article and shouldn\u2019t substitute advice from a medical professional.\nOk, moving on.\nSo, in my work with individuals and couples, sexual issues arise over and over. Sex issues don\u2019t care about your race, religion, age, experience, whatever\u2026 they just show up. And throw you for a loop. And can radically impact otherwise healthy relationships.\nOne of the most common things I hear is the complaint of \u201cnot enough time\u201d or \u201cnot enough desire\u201d for sex or to work on the sexual dynamic of the relationship. So, I totally hear you on this one, and this post will focus on the latter.\nBut, I do feel that there is a deeper issue at hand. I believe that many people experience a lower drive, or low libido and think that must equal less frequent sexual activity. It doesn\u2019t necessarily HAVE to.\nYou see, I think there is a HUGE difference between Sexual Drive v. Sexual Response.\nSexual drive references the frequency of urge or desire. How frequently you are a horn-dog, basically. Sexual Response deals with your ability to become turned on if there is effort put into place. For instance, I don\u2019t have a rip-roaring sex drive. I get a little urge once or twice a week and that feels healthy for me. Now, my response is quite different, however. Meaning: if I don\u2019t have any desire or am not turned-on in any given moment, I can GET there if there is some sort of stimulation that ensues.\nNow, if you and your partner put any number of methods in place (ie. Porn, toys, oral, whatever) to get you turned-on and you lack the response\u2026 meaning, nothing gets you turned on, then there may be a response issue that needs to be handled medically. There may be issues at hand that can be treated from a medical standpoint, either in a western or non-western approach.\nI will say, that it seems much more common that people suffer from a decreased sexual drive due to life circumstance: work, kids, stress, etc. That shit will totally impact how horny you get! But, here\u2019s the thing: If you know that if you actually just put a little effort into GETTING turned on, you may actually have a blast in the bedroom. Or wherever you happen to be. [grin.]\nI always say, \u201cIf I only worked out when I felt like working out, I would never work out.\u201d\nSo, same thing goes for sex and connecting with your partner. The idea of not being effected by life and stress and having a robust sex drive all the time and wanting to spontaneously throw your spouse up against the wall is a lovely thought, but unfortunately, not so realistic. Sometimes, you actually have to put in the effort to get turned on. In the same regard, I don\u2019t think I\u2019ve ever heard of anyone finishing a workout and saying, \u201cMan, I really wish I wouldn\u2019t have done that.\u201d Who would say that? Same thing with putting in the effort to getting turned on and having sex with your partner. I doubt you would say, \u201cMan, seriously wish I didn\u2019t do that.\u201d Most of the time, at least in my experience, it\u2019s more like, \u201cDamn, thanks for talking me into that\u201d or \u201cThanks for getting me all hot!\u201d\nAll that to say, just the same way you consciously make your fitness important (or choose something else applicable) and schedule it, even if you don\u2019t \u201cfeel\u201d like it, you can make your sexual connection with your partner just as much of a priority. If you want to. If you CHOOSE that. Sometimes your sexual desire just needs a little kick in the ass. A quick jumpstart.\nIt just takes a little effort. A little communication. And a little awareness.\ncommunicating your needs, not in the mood, relationships, sex, sex and relationships, sexual drive v. sexual response, sexual health, spice up your love life",
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        "raw_content": "Stem cells (green) might someday be used to treat cancer, Parkinson's and spinal cord injuries. Credit@Christina Tu/Sue & Bill Gross/Stem Cell Research Center\nA newly discovered type of stem cell may allow human organ tissue to be grown inside large animals for research and therapeutic applications. A team of developmental biologists at the Salk Institute for Biological Sciences in La Jolla, California apparently stumbled upon the yet unknown genre of stem cell while seeking to implant human stem cells into mouse embryos. The research was published in last week\u2019s issue of Nature. \u201cI found the paper fascinating,\u201d said George Daley, a stem cell biologist at Children\u2019s Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School. \u201cIt highlights a new type of pluripotent stem cell, which is among the most exciting aspects of stem cell biology over the last several years.\u201d\nStem cells are classified by the unique ability to differentiate into any type of tissue \u2013 this is known as pluripotency. As reported in Nature, Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte (a developmental biologist at the Salk Institute) and his colleagues tell of a new type of pluripotent cell, which is easier to grow in the lab and also graft into embryos. The team refers to this kind of cell as a \u2018region-selective pluripotent stem cell (rsPSC)\u2019.\nInitially, Izpisua Belmonte and his team were attempting to transplant already known types of human stem cells into mouse embryos in vitro. For each attempt, cells were grown up in media containing varieties of growth factors and chemicals. In particular, one combination helped the cells thrive and proliferate. When this was investigated, the team discovered that the stem cell displayed different patterns of metabolism and gene expression compared to other pluripotent cells and they were more challenging to graft to the mouse embryo. \u201cWe believe that [rsPSCs] should have the ability to differentiate more efficiently into somatic cells . . . because they are right at the junction of pluripotency and differentiation,\u201d said study coauthor Jun Wu, a research associate in the Belmonte lab.\nThe next step was reportedly to investigate what might help this cell-type\u2019s ability to graft. So, the researchers injected these cells into three different regions of a young mouse embryo. A day-and-a-half later they found that only cells that were injected into the tail or rear of the embryo were able to integrate. This created a \u2018chimaeric embryo\u2019 \u2013 an organism with varying DNA origins. Therefore, since these cells seemed to prefer a certain area of the embryo, the team coined them as region-selective.\nThe newly found type of stem cell may be easier to grow in the lab than current embryonic stem cells (shown here). Credit@Mpi Muenster/dpa/Corbis\nIzpisua Belmonte speculates that developing embryos might contain several kinds of pluripotent stem cells, including rsPSCs. However, their precise part in development remains elusive for now. Nevertheless, understanding their role more deeply may allow biologists to study the early embryonic stages of development by transplanting human embryonic stem cells into animal embryos.\nFollowing that, the researchers decided to use enzymes to edit the genomes of the rsPSCs. Gene editing in this way might help biologists to grow human cells inside of other species\u2019 and produce transgenic chimaeras. Paul Tesar, a developmental biologist at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, explains that this may be challenging considering that it is unknown whether the animal\u2019s immune system may passively accept the rsPSCs or if the immune system may react to it. Belmonte too reportedly understands these concerns and adds that there may be ethical questions to ask for gene editing and creating human-animal hybrids. The lab is currently aiming to work on implanting pig embryos with human stem cells.\nAccording to Tesar, because these region-selective cells grow much more quickly and stably than other pluripotent cells, they may be even more useful in developing new therapies. Stem cells have already been trialled and used in a variety of clinical research, such as growing spinal cord-like tissue from scratch, and are a valuable cell source for regenerative medicine techniques. \u201cThat changing culture conditions [may] generate different kinds of stem cells is [unsurprising],\u201d said Paul Knoepfler, a stem cell biologist at the University of California, Davis. \u201c[However] it is exciting. I expect that more new cell types [might] be found in the future.\u201d\nHow might this innovation be efficiently regulated to ensure its safety in clinical use?\ncancer health research science stem cell United States US USA",
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        "raw_content": "For this next instalment of \"Travel to...\", let's cast our eyes up to the European continent, and take a look at Slovenia. Why Slovenia? Because it looks like a picturesque country that may not be as well travelled as some of its neighbours, but from what I've heard it really should be!\nA mountainous country, Slovenia is surrounded by Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia, with a small coastline on the Adriatic Sea. It has a small population, with just over 2 million people, the majority of whom speak Slovene. It is part of the UN so if you've travelling through Europe, you won't need to change your Euros to a different currency.\nLake Bled - Our escape clause\nKate and Jeremy from Our Escape Clause pegged the country as one that they'd most like to return to, up there with Madrid and Dubrovnik! They also have another post about 8 stunning sights in Slovenia, which is a great read if you're interested in seeing some parts of Slovenia outside Ljubljana as well. The Skocjan Caves sound really interesting in particular, and although you aren't allowed to take photos inside but a quick Google search will show how stunning they are!\nSkocjan caves - Our Escape Clause\nBordering Italy, Croatia, Austria and Hungary, Slovenia is a relatively small country, but that just means you'll be able to see a lot more of it in a short period of time. If you aren't staying there for a long time, Yulia's quick guide to Slovenia is a really helpful source to help you maximise your stay. I hate going somewhere and finding out later what I should've seen or done!\ntivoli park, slovenia - miss tourist\nAngela from The Sunday Chapter calls its capital, Ljubljana one of Europe's best kept secrets, and lists the country as one of Europe's most overlooked. Her reasons are quite compelling and paint the small country as a real fairy tale place. I've said this in some of my previous posts, but I'm a real sucker for pretty architecture, and it looks like Slovenia delivers! As you can see, the buildings in Ljubljana are just so lovely, with a variety of colours and styles!\nLjubljana - the sunday chapter\nEurope, Travel to\nTravel to, Slovenia, Ljubljana, travel, adventure, female travellers, Lake Bled",
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        "raw_content": "The ceaseless roar of a rock legend\nThe return of the rock god\nOut of all the charismatic frontmen who rose to fame during hard rock\u2019s golden age, Robert Plant stands out as one of the most significant and influential figures. His tenure as Led Zeppelin\u2019s lead singer and lyricist earned him near-legendary status, while his unique singing style had a tremendous impact upon subsequent generations of rock musicians and vocalists. Besides, it was largely Plant\u2019s looks, flamboyant appearance and powerful stage presence that gave birth to the \u201crock god\u201d archetype.\nRobert Plant in the 70s\nBut even more remarkable than Plant\u2019s mythical stage persona has been his enduring desire to expand his musical horizons and explore new ways of expression. Throughout his solo career, Plant has experimented and recorded with several different bands (e.g. Priory of Brion, Strange Sensation, Band of Joy), while also collaborating with musicians from diverse backgrounds such as Irish folk songwriter Moya Brennan and American country singer Alison Krauss.\nA sensational lullaby\nPlant\u2019s latest album Lullaby and\u2026 The Ceaseless Roar is not so much a solo effort as a group project with his new band The Sensational Space Shifters. In some ways, it represents a recap of his musical wanderlust over the years, bringing together Plant\u2019s eclectic influences ranging from bluegrass and Depression-era blues to Celtic and Malian music.\nEchoes of Led Zeppelin can be heard throughout the album, from the playful allusion to the riff of Nobody\u2019s Fault but Mine in Little Maggie (performed on the one-stringed African instrument riti with its characteristic high-pitch sound) to Pocketful of Golden, which shares its opening line with Thank You (the very first Led Zeppelin song Plant wrote lyrics for). Other album highlights include Rainbow with its driving rhythm and Embrace Another Fall, where guest vocalist Julie Murphy gives a beautiful treatment of the ancient Welsh song Marwnad yr Ehedydd.\nWith this exciting and inspired new record, Robert Plant proves once again he\u2019s got far more to offer than worn-out, unoriginal repetitions brimming with nostalgia. The image of the long-haired, bare-chested, blond rock god may persist, but those who have been following Plant in his sensational post-Zep shift through time and space will no doubt find Lullaby to be a truly delightful stop in this long and unpredictable journey.\nThis entry was posted in Album reviews and tagged Alison Krauss, Julie Murphy, Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant, The Sensational Space Shifters on January 2, 2015 by The Muser.\n\u2190 Aspects of cinematic love (and their soundtrack) From Iceland with love \u2192\n1 thought on \u201cThe ceaseless roar of a rock legend\u201d\nPingback: Whole lotta shakin\u2019 \u2013 A day at Barcelona\u2019s Cru\u00eflla Festival | The Muser",
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        "raw_content": "I\u2019m not a good friend.\nThere\u2019s no excuse. No matter how realistic or valid it may sound, friendship is a two-way road that involves nearly constant effort and upkeep, and that\u2019s where I (and many others, I assume) fall short. Of course life\u2019s friendships move in waves, but the lifelong friendships survive despite distance and time because of the continued effort by both friends. Only recently I\u2019ve realized that I haven\u2019t been keeping up with my end of the deal. I\u2019ll try to explain why while trying not to justify.\nI\u2019m a relatively solitary guy. If you know me personally, I\u2019m quite sociable, in the same manner your kitten is when you arrive home after a long day at work. The existence of someone else in the room overexcites you to a point of gushiness. And over the past 18 months, I have lived in five very different places. San Francisco, San Jose, Lake Tahoe, Ojai, and Portland. Many of these places, I lived by myself. I ate by myself. I slept by myself. While living in Tahoe, I would find myself walking to the nearest 7-11 just to speak to another human being, but I couldn\u2019t buy much because I\u2019ve also always been on the precipice of poverty. Okay, not that bad, but \u201cvacation travel,\u201d as a concept, has been unattainable for me for years now. I lead a pretty streamlined existence.\nSo I found solace in social media, particularly Facebook. While living in these lonely places, I was still able to see the going-ons of my friends and family as they lived seemingly fuller lives than mine. I would spend hours on Facebook perusing my friends pages, not in a creepy way, but appreciating the life experiences of people I felt were my friends. And truth be told, if you\u2019re someone I care about, chances are I\u2019ve \u201cliked\u201d and \u201ccommented\u201d on a shit ton of your pictures. (Go ahead, look).\nI couldn\u2019t be at your wedding this past fall, but I saw it from 50 people\u2019s perspectives. I wasn\u2019t at your baby shower, but I know your daughter is going to have plenty of diapers. I\u2019m sorry for your loss, that video was truly touching. The major life events that are shared with your friends. Your real friends in particular.\nWhere was I? Here. \u201cLiking\u201d your pictures and status updates.\nBut clicks aren\u2019t the same as texts. Wall posts aren\u2019t the same as phone calls. One is digital, the other is actual. Friendships require a commitment greater than \u201ca social presence\u201d in someone\u2019s life, because the best moments in life are had with your friends, not appreciated by them after the fact.\nIn my egocentric world of solitary and transient living, I wrongly believed that by digitally appreciating your life\u2019s experiences, I was doing my part in maintaining our friendship. I couldn\u2019t be there in person, but I was studying up on my part of the deal. But that\u2019s not good enough. Not only do my friends not have the time to scan Facebook like I do, but I realized that over the past 18 months, I hadn\u2019t been sharing much of my life on social media because, quite honestly, there wasn\u2019t much to share. This two-way road of friendship had slowly changed into a digital footpath. How sad.\nOne of the reasons that I can live in these different places is because I create art. Over here I write. There I paint. Up here, I\u2019m designing. Some projects are paid for, others are self-funded. Still others are crowdsourced. I\u2019ve had three projects crowdfunded over the past few years, two independent films and currently Dinner\u2019s Ready!\nIn doing my part and promoting the crowdsourcing campaign, I\u2019m reaching out to my friends and family about donating to my latest project. Instantly, my family and closest friends would contribute, but even that number dwindled by the third campaign. I didn\u2019t get it. Everyone I chatted with about it was totally jazzed at the idea, but nobody\u2019s really backed the project yet. Surely everybody can\u2019t be full of shit, can they?\nOf course not. The more I thought about why people weren\u2019t backing my project, the more I realized it wasn\u2019t the project, it was me. I was talking to them with a warped sense of intimacy. Again, not in the creepy way, but in there being an imbalance of knowledge. They didn\u2019t know how much I knew about their life. I didn\u2019t know how much they knew about mine.\nIn this moment, I\u2019m simply a random guy from their past, popping up, asking for money.\nIt didn\u2019t matter I saw every picture of their beautiful wedding. I wasn\u2019t there. I didn\u2019t touch the floor on \u201ca little bit softer now.\u201d I didn\u2019t taste the cake or smoke a cigar with the boys. In fact, I probably wasn\u2019t invited because chances are I wasn\u2019t able to go anyway. Life has pulled apart some of my closest friendships to a point of unfamiliarity. We\u2019re \u201cfriends\u201d on Facebook, but now virtually strangers in the same room.\nI feel guilty about it. I feel so much guilt, in fact, that at times I shy away from interacting with my real friends in fear that I\u2019ll be reprimanded for not being a better friend, or I\u2019ll be brought to the table for any of the other regrettable things of my past. If that isn\u2019t a snake eating it\u2019s tail, I don\u2019t know what is. I\u2019ve ignored calls from my friends and deferred to sending them a text message instead. Now I\u2019m hiding behind technology while still trying to maintain a solid friendship. Coward.\nNeedless to say, it\u2019s not working. I\u2019m not a good friend.\nSo I\u2019m turning over a new leaf. I\u2019m gonna try harder to be a good friend. 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        "raw_content": "Home Home News With courthouse fit to burst, compromise plans emerge\nWith courthouse fit to burst, compromise plans emerge\nImmediate needs of county treasurer, district courts prompt changes\nMeeting May 16, 2017, with the Dallas County Board of Supervisors to discuss courtroom needs were, from left, Fifth Judicial District Juvenile Court Officer Supervisor Linda Colby, Fifth Judicial District Chief Judge Arthur E. Gamble, Fifth Judicial District Court Administrator Christopher Patterson and Fifth Judicial District Judge Randy V. 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The Dallas County Board of Supervisors approved the staffing additions to the treasurer\u2019s budget.\nThe challenge for the treasurer is finding a place to put these newly hired bodies. Hambleton\u2019s 15-person office \u2014 soon to be 18 \u2014 is already the third largest in the county, behind the sheriff\u2019s office and secondary roads department. The treasurer\u2019s operations are currently split between the tax department located in the courthouse and the motor vehicle and driver\u2019s license departments at 918 Court St.\n\u201cI\u2019m desperate,\u201d Hambleton said.\nHe is not alone in his despair. Hambleton\u2019s anxiety over chronically cramped quarters is matched by the equally desparate space needs of the Dallas County District Courts, a point made repeatedly over the last 18 months by Fifth Judicial District Chief Judge Arthur E. Gamble and Judge Randy V. Hefner in discussions with the Dallas County Supervisors.\n\u201cWe need on a fairly routine basis five courtrooms,\u201d Gamble told the supervisors in May 2017. The county courthouse is currently configured for four courtrooms: one large and two smaller courtrooms on the third floor and another smaller courtroom on the fourth floor.\nRoom 300 on the east side of the third floor of the Dallas County Courthouse is the largest courtroom in the county.\nRoom 303 on the west side of the third floor of the Dallas County Courthouse is one of the three smaller courtrooms in the courthouse.\nDallas County Magistrate Andrea Flanagan is among several judges who occupy Room 305, one of the two smaller courtrooms on the west side of the third floor of the Dallas County Courthouse.\nRoom 400 on the fourth floor of the Dallas County Courthouse was put into service in 2014.\nPopulation growth in Dallas County is causing the shortage in courtrooms. The county crossed the 80,000-person threshold in 2016, which statutorily authorized the appointment of an additional associate district judge to the county, but chronic underfunding of the state judiciary by the tax-cutting Iowa Legislature has delayed the appointment.\nThe delay might be a kind of blessing in disguise for Dallas County because the courthouse does not have enough courtrooms to house a new associate district judge even if he or she were appointed. When District Judge Thomas P. Murphy of West Des Moines was sworn in last January as a judge in the Fifth Judicial District, he occupied the chambers of retiring District Judge Gregory A. Hulse.\nThe population has doubled since 2000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and that rapid growth drives all the space-related decisions made by the county supervisors. The 2015 repurposing of the old Dallas County Care Facility into the new Human Services Campus and the current construction of the Dallas County Law Enforcement Center are two big, recent moves in the county\u2019s perennial space game.\n\u201cWe have administrative-space needs impending along with the court situation breathing down our necks,\u201d said Supervisor Brad Golightly, the board\u2019s current chair, in 2015. \u201cI\u2019d hate to see us drop the ball on this and not offer a solution to all these administrative-space needs.\u201d\nThose administrative needs are no longer impending. They have arrived. Discussions about allocating space in the cramped county courthouse have been going on since at least 2007, when workers for the state and county resumed their functions in the 116-year-old building after the two-year, $10 million remodeling and renovation project.\nIn anticipation of the courts\u2019 expansion and in an effort to manage their own expanding workloads, county departments have been slowly vacating the courthouse for several years. The Dallas County Auditor\u2019s office moved out of the courthouse in summer 2016 and centralized its election, accounting and real estate services at 210 N. 10th St.\nSummer 2016 also saw the county\u2019s information services or IT department swap its ground-floor offices in the courthouse for rooms at 902 Court St., and the Dallas County Assessor\u2019s office vacated the courthouse last summer and now operates across the street at 121 N. 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The first scene was played at this week\u2019s supervisors meeting.\nProvisional plans emerge\nFifth Judicial District Court Administrator Christopher Patterson atteded this week\u2019s supervisors meeting and proposed combining the offices of the clerk of court and juvenile court services in the east wing of the second floor and converting the west wing into an additional large courtroom, bringing the courthouse total to five.\nThe county treasurer and recorder would relocate to the first floor of the courthouse, with Hambleton\u2019s offices taking the lion\u2019s share of the floor space.\nPatterson\u2019s was the most recent proposal emerging from a protracted series of meetings dating from May 16, 2017, when Judges Gamble and Hefner presented the court\u2019s space needs at a session of the Dallas County Supervisors, accompanied by Patterson and Fifth Judicial District Juvenile Court Officer Supervisor Linda Colby.\nHefner and Patterson later renewed the discussions at the supervisors\u2019 Aug. 8, 2017, meeting, and Patterson\u2019s Oct. 17, 2017, presentation gave the supervisors a lot of data to chew on. Last winter saw delivery of a Dec. 21 letter to the supervisors from Gamble and Hefner followed by a Dec. 22 reply from Hambleton and Airhart, who made their space needs known to the supervisors.\nDiscussions continued this year. Jerry Purdy of Waukee-based Design Alliance, the county\u2019s architect, presented the supervisors with conceptual drawings for possible new arrangements July 17, and he met July 26 for discussions with Patterson, Dallas County Operations Department Director Rob Tietz and Dallas County Supervisor Mark Hanson.\n\u201cWe\u2019re working well together,\u201d Purdy told the supervisors July 31. \u201cWe understand the final outlook, the final floor plan, but to get to the final end game does mean some shuffling and some adjustment. We need to decide what we can live with to make it happen.\u201d\nPurdy presented the board with a new set of conceptual drawings Aug. 7, and Patterson brought his latest proposal Aug. 14.\nPatterson said his plan \u201caddresses the court\u2019s short-term and intermediate-term needs as well as addresses the board\u2019s priority to provide additional space for the treasurer\u2019s office and a different location for the recorder. We believe this proposal is both beneficial in terms of minimizing cost and delay.\u201d\nThe supervisors appeared to react favorably to Patterson\u2019s latest iteration.\n\u201cThis does provide a solution to make that happen,\u201d Hanson said.\nPatterson said the new large courtroom on the second floor \u201cwould provide us some flexibility in terms of the types of hearings that we can schedule. It will provide us increased capacity to handle cases, to assemble a jury, to conduct court-services events.\u201d\nSupervisor Kim Chapman questioned the feasibility of combining the clerk of court and juvenile court services on the east wing of the second floor. Patterson said the \u201cco-located offices\u201d would mean \u201creduced space for both,\u201d but both Colby and Dallas County Clerk of Court Anna Butler were agreeable to the move.\n\u201cWe envision a 60-40 split of that wing,\u201d Patterson said, \u201cwith approximately 60 percent of that floor space being dedicated to the clerk\u2019s office and 40 percent being dedicated for juvenile court services.\u201d\nButler said moving to the second floor will be an adjustment, but she understands the need for more courtrooms.\nTwo very heavy Kardex Lektriever 80 record storage units will be removed from the Dallas County Clerk of Court\u2019s office.\n\u201cI think we\u2019re all pretty much on the same page,\u201d she said. \u201cEverybody\u2019s kind of moving in the same direction. It\u2019s just when do we pull the trigger. There\u2019s a couple of those practical issues that we want to understand before we get there instead of going, \u2018Oops!'\u201d\nGolightly asked Patterson how long his proposed rearrangement would satisfy the courts\u2019 space needs. Patterson\u2019s data suggested five courtrooms could accommodate the county\u2019s projected growth until the 2030s.\n\u201cThis is a solution,\u201d Patterson said, \u201cthat would allow this arrangement to remain in place beyond just a mere year or two but further into the future so, again, our short-term and somewhat intermediate-term needs would be met.\u201d\nThe long-term outlook for Dallas County\u2019s space odyssey is harder to predict. The county courthouse might eventually become all courthouse and no county.\n\u201cReally, really down the road,\u201d Patterson said, \u201cthere may be an opportunity or at some point the board may decide or additional county administration space may become available and the board makes the decision to move out or to relocate the treasurer\u2019s office and recorder\u2019s office, and if that were to occur, we would approach the board about turning over the courtouse, if you will, for court functions. If that were to occur, I could envision an arrangement in which the clerk of court returns to the first floor and juvenile court services return to the first floor because that is consistent with modern courthouse design, where you have your high-volume functions located on the main floor or at least the lower levels. Doing that would free up that east wing of the second floor for construction of yet another courtroom, so there could be two courtrooms on the second floor. 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        "raw_content": "City of Regina pegs internal cost of carbon tax at roughly $400K for 2019\nThe city's finance chief said the tax could eventually cost the city millions each year, though he cautioned that's a very preliminary estimate\nBarry Lacey, executive director of financial and corporate services, says the carbon tax is likely to cost the City of Regina significantly more in later years.\tTROY FLEECE / Regina Leader-Post\nThe federal carbon tax could cost the City of Regina about $400,000 in 2019, according to a high-level internal estimate.\nThe added expense will come largely from increased fuel costs. The tax, which is set at $10 per tonne of emissions for 2019, will push up gas prices starting in April.\nBarry Lacey, executive director of financial and corporate services, said he expects the costs to climb higher as the tax edges up to $50 per tonne by 2022.\n\u201cI think it is fair to say, just given how that tax is going to escalate if it goes through over the next three or four years, that it will be substantially more than that estimate,\u201d he said.\n\u201cSpeaking frankly, it will be in the millions at the end of the day.\u201d\nThose millions would be on an annual basis once the tax is fully implemented. But Lacey cautioned that it will take time to fully understand the impact of the tax on city operations.\nHe said the number doesn\u2019t appear in the 2019 budget, though it may be included in future years. The $400,000 estimate is preliminary and subject to change, he explained, as is the longer-term forecast.\n\u201cThis number will be further refined,\u201d he said.\nWhile fuel costs make up the bulk of the estimate, Lacey said the city is also banking on higher power rates. Those \u201cdirect costs\u201d are included in the estimate.\nBattle lines drawn for looming carbon tax court fight\nNot just Scheer and Moe who say free money won\u2019t stop GHG emissions\nHe\u2019s bracing for indirect costs as well. Lacey said the city may end up paying more for goods as suppliers pass on the cost of the tax to the city.\nBut he warned that it\u2019s challenging to \u201cseparate out\u201d how much of the added cost will come from carbon pricing.\nThe city hasn\u2019t broken down the costs by department, though Lacey said services that use the most fuel will likely see the highest spike. That could mean transit.\n\u201cI think it would be fair to say that they are certainly a part of our organization that will be impacted by this carbon tax,\u201d he said.\nThe federal carbon tax is designed as an incentive to change behaviour, prompting people and organizations to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Lacey said the tax may be \u201ca factor\u201d in the city\u2019s decision-making. But he noted that Regina has already been charting a greener direction \u201cfor some time.\u201d\n\u201cThat work is going to be occurring regardless of whether or not there\u2019s a carbon tax in place,\u201d he said.\nCouncil approved a renewable city motion in October, tasking administration with developing a framework on renewable energy. Coun. Andrew Stevens, one of three councillors who proposed it, agreed with Lacey that council has already \u201cgotten ahead of that issue.\u201d But he said there\u2019s still more Regina can do to reduce emissions.\n\u201cThat\u2019s kind of where we\u2019re going,\u201d he said. \u201cSo now it\u2019s about, all right, the carbon tax is implemented, what do we do today?\u201d\nHe mentioned vehicle idling requirements as one possible idea.\nStevens said the province may have \u201cshot itself in the foot\u201d by opting for confrontation in the courts, instead of pushing for tax exemptions that shield municipalities.\n\u201cMaybe there should be no taxes at all on fuel that\u2019s consumed by diesel-burning buses,\u201d he proposed.\n\u201cDo we want diesel-burning buses? Not forever. But I tell you what, you take 10 cars off the road and you\u2019re doing better with one diesel-powered bus.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Page title: The Walrus Talks Impact\nCarleton University Presents\nOttawa 7 p.m. ET, Wednesday, February 27, 2019\nThe new landscape of philanthropy, giving with impact, and creating meaningful change.\nVicki Saunders, founder of SheEO\nRita Celli, host of CBC\u2019s Ontario Today\nRuth MacKenzie, president and CEO of the Canadian Association of Gift Planners\nJustin Wiebe, capacity building specialist at Ontario Trillium Foundation\nRob Sobey, corporate director and philanthropist\nKaite Burkholder Harris, community planning officer at the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness\nJenna Richards, artistic administrator for the Ottawa Chamber Music Society\nVicki Saunders is an entrepreneur, award-winning mentor, advisor to the next generation of change-makers, and a leading advocate for entrepreneurship as a way of creating positive transformation in the world. Vicki is the founder of SheEO and #radicalgenerosity, a global initiative to radically transform how we support, finance, and celebrate female entrepreneurs.Vicki has co-founded ventures in Europe, Toronto, and Silicon Valley, and she\u2019s taken a company public on the Toronto Stock Exchange. In 2001, Vicki was selected as a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum.\nRita Celli is host of the province-wide radio phone-in show Ontario Today, airing weekdays at noon on CBC Radio One. In 2014, the Governor General presented Rita with the Michener-Deacon Fellowship for Investigative Journalism. Her investigation on mining royalties received global attention. In 2000, Rita and a team of CBC journalists won an investigative award from the Canadian Association of Journalists. The team exposed child sexual abuse and cover-ups in Cornwall, Ontario. Prior to Ontario Today, she held a number of positions at CBC in both radio and television, including anchor of CBC Ottawa\u2019s supper hour news. Born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario, Rita graduated from Carleton University\u2019s journalism program in 1991. She has performed in a number of Ottawa-based theatre productions.\nRuth MacKenzie is the president and CEO of the Canadian Association of Gift Planners. She also provides executive leadership to the newly established CAGP Foundation, which provides education and conducts research on strategic giving in Canada. Prior to CAGP, Ruth spent twelve years at Volunteer Canada, serving as its president and CEO from 2007-2013. Ruth began her career at the Canadian Cancer Society, Ontario Division, and later at the Nova Scotia Division, where she served as director of volunteer development. She has also worked at the grassroots level, in the environmental sector and supporting adults with intellectual disabilities. She currently chairs the Champlain Region Grant Review Team of the Ontario Trillium Foundation and is the chair of the board of CanadaHelps. In 2012, Ruth was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in acknowledgement of her impact on volunteerism.\nJustin Wiebe is Michif (M\u00e9tis) from Saskatoon in Treaty 6 and M\u00e9tis Territory and currently lives in Toronto in territories covered by the Dish with One Spoon Wampum Belt covenant. Justin currently works for the Ontario Trillium Foundation in the Youth Opportunities Fund as a capacity building specialist. He is passionate about inclusive city-building, youth leadership, and building movements of solidarity across different communities. He is also a director on The Circle\u2019s governing circle.\nRob Sobey is an award-winning CEO who retired from his fourth-generation family business after 31 years to focus his efforts on volunteering, philanthropy, and corporate governance. Heading several of his family\u2019s foundations, his main interests centre on visual arts and access to education. He oversees four educational bursary programs and is chairman of the Sobey Art Foundation and its annual Sobey Art Award. He is associated with several post-secondary institutions as well as art institutions, including the Tate Museum, National Gallery of Canada, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, and Fogo Island Arts. An honourary colonel in the Canadian Army, he received a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for his service. He resides in Nova Scotia.\nKaite Burkholder Harris is a project manager in community systems planning for the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness. She is leading the Making Zero Count Project, a national initiative to define an end to homelessness. She has worked with a number of communities across the country to support local level systems planning to prevent and end homelessness. 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        "raw_content": "Kisaila New Well Project\nKisaila Self-Help Group was formed in the year 2011 by 24 females and 14 males. The average size of each household is six. 32% of people are in the age bracket of 18\u201035 years, while 36% are of the ages 35\u201060 years and 32% are of the ages of 60 and over. This is a balanced group in terms of having both the youthful and the elderly; a perfect blend for executing heavy work such as building a sand dam! The elderly provide wise counsel while the youth use their hands and feet.\nThe population of this area is estimated to be 790 community members who come from 38 different households. (Editor\u2019s Note: While this many people may have access on any given day, realistically a single water source can only support a population of 350-500 people. This community would be a good candidate for a second project in the future so adequate water is available. To learn more, click here.)\nThe group united to find ways of improving their living situation. The main activities that the group engage in include welfare services such as merry-go-round (collecting finances that are given to one member each month), and supporting each other with farming. Of particular concern to the group was the drying up of their main water source.\n\u201cThis place is always very hot and dry during the dry seasons of the year. Usually, water becomes a major challenge in this time\u2026 Worse still is that this water is not clean for human consumption, but we have no choice. Cases of waterborne diseases such as typhoid, amoeba are very high in this area. Am certain that with water from the sand dam which has a protected shallow well will be safe for us to drink. We will witness a drop of these diseases,\u201d says self-help group chairman Anthony Maweu Mwaluko.\nRiver Mithini used to be permanent, and is the only natural source for the entire community. Degradation of the banks has affected the persistence of water in the river during the dry seasons. The water used to be available throughout the year but just recently started drying up during June. This leaves the community in desperation, spending more than one hour to fetch water from any alternative source. 84% of the respondents fetch water from the river. Alternative water sources in the area include a borehole where people are charged 30 Kenyan shillings per 20-liter jerrican of water, a price which very few can afford.\nTo access water at the river, community members dig scoop holes which are fenced with thorny bushes to prevent the entry of unwanted people and livestock. The livestock have their designated points where they go to drink water. Before fetching water at the scoop hole , an individual will scoop away stagnant water and allow the water to recharge. However, degradation of the river has increased the amount of time that water flows, so recharging a scoop hole can take quite a bit of time. During the dry seasons, even more time is spent in line as people wait for the scoop holes to refill.\nPast experience with water shortage has taught the community to invest in reservoirs with large capacity. These are a common item within households, with most having a 200 to 300-liter water tank. Most of the group\u2019s families have children who are still in school. Most families are able to afford day schools, which afford children time to also help their parents fetch water. During the weekends, this is the main assignment of children: to fill the large reservoirs and spare their parents frequent trips to the water source. Waterborne disease has been reported after consumption of the river\u2019s water, especially during the dry seasons.\n100% of households have a pit latrine, most of which are made of mud walls and iron-sheeted roofs. The group is located near a main town, so the income of the self-help members is fairly stable. This was obvious in that the quality of latrines is far above normal, with a few walls painted and even some doors that lock! They are comfortable and cleaned regularly.\nOver 75% of households have tools like dish racks and clotheslines. Most also have a dust bin kit within their homes, and a compost pit outside in the back of their yards. Because most of the group members received a formal education, they understand the implications and consequences of poor hygiene. Hygiene is perceived as a symbol of class and well-being.\nSolution: Hand-Dug Well\nThis shallow well will be dug adjacent to the sand dam (click here to check it out!) that is being built at River Mithini. As the sand dam matures, the water in the shallow well will become more and more constant. Construction is expected to take two months. Once the well is lined with concrete and an Afridev pump is installed, community members will have a great alternative to the scoop holes they have been digging in the riverbed.\nGroup members will be trained over the course of three days:\nDay 1: Members will see presentations about the consequences of poor hygiene and sanitation. Members will participate through providing daily experiences of the practices commonly used.\nDay 2: Members will be introduced to some common hygiene practices such as hand-washing and the need for tippy taps (hand-washing stations), household cleanliness, water treatment, and many other topics.\nDay 3: Members will come up with an action plan of implementing some of the practices learned, and will provide a schedule of when they will actually implement these.\nThe facilitator will use a mixture of PHAST (Participatory Health and Sanitation Training) and lectures to teach the above lessons.\nThe community decided that training should be conducted at a group member\u2019s compound. This was done to provide a conducive environment for the community to learn. The venue was chosen also because it is central to the community. It also has a kitchen for cooking the lunches that were provided by ASDF so that training could go uninterrupted. The training was organized in late April to allow the community enough time to work on their farms. The rains usually subside in May, hence the community could have time to attend training.\nThe community actively participated during training. By being arranged in smaller groups, each and everyone had the chance to contribute to each topic discussed. Each member gave examples of their daily practices regarding hygiene and sanitation in their households; this activity made training relevant and applicable for all participants.\nThe main topics covered were: common causes of waterborne diseases and how to prevent them, water treatment, sanitation facilities, and the community\u2019s role in maintaining clean and safe water points. The facilitator used demonstrations, discussions, lectures, and other PHAST methods to teach the above topics. Community members could apply some of the practices they learned immediately after training, such as treating water, washing hands, and constructing dish racks and clotheslines. Farmer Agnes Pius, a woman who benefited from hygiene and sanitation training said, \u201cI now know that clear water may not be safe water! It is only treatment of water that makes water safe for drinking.\u201d\nConstruction for this hand-dug well began on March 18th. This is when actual excavation of the well began. We anticipated that the rains would start early April, hence the need to have the shallow well done by that time. The community delegated the excavation of the well to three strong men, since many others were busy building the adjacent sand dam. Excavation of the main pit took eight days, the walling of the pit took five days, and installation of the hand-pump was done by end of April. Thankfully, rains didn\u2019t start until the end of April! The well ended up being six feet in diameter and 15 feet deep.\nAnd since the sand dam was done by the onset of the rainy season, it was just in time to catch the rains and begin the maturation process! It will collect sand and raise the water table so that this hand-dug well will be less likely to run dry. Notice that the pictures show the well is on a pedestal; this is because we expect the land to rise as the sand dam collects more sand.\nSelf-help group member Mueni Syombua said that \u201cthe shallow well will be used to provide water for humans, while the scoop holes at the sand dam will be used for farming and livestock. We hope this will prevent contamination of the water meant for humans!\u201d\nWater quality testing is also a very important part of this project. Periodic water tests are scheduled in order to verify safety and ascertain the quality of water \u2013 and what methods of cleaning or treating the water should be used. The group has been trained on water treatment and basic hygiene practices which prevent contamination of this well\u2019s water.\nThe community will be in charge of controlling both pump usage and the digging of scoop holes along the river. Since the Kisaila Self-Help Group plans to sell water from this well, we are advising that they open a bank account to store funds that will be used if there is ever a need for minor repairs to the pump. If they ever need any help with management or repairs, they are encouraged to call our number!\n12/20/2017: A Year Later: Kisaila Hand-Dug Well\nA year ago, generous donors helped build a hand-dug well for the Kisaila Self-Help Group in Kenya. Because of these gifts and our monthly donors, partners are able to visit project sites throughout the year, strengthening relationships with communities and evaluating the actual water project. These consistent visits allow us to learn vital lessons and hear amazing stories \u2013 we\u2019re excited to share this one from our partner Titus Mbithi with you.\n06/10/2016: Kisaila New Well Project Complete\nWe are excited to report that, thanks to your generosity, a new well has been constructed for the community of Kisaila Self-Help Group. In addition to the well, the residents have received training in sanitation and hygiene. Imagine the difference these resources will make for this community! We just posted the latest information to the project page; celebrate with all of us!\n03/22/2016: Kisaila New Well Project Underway\nWe are excited to announce that a project to provide clean water for the Kisaila Self-Help Group and their community in Kenya is underway. A new well is being constructed and the community will receive training in sanitation and hygiene. Together these resources will go a long way toward stopping the spread of disease in the area. We just posted a report including information about the community, GPS coordinates, and pictures. We\u2019ll keep you posted as the work continues.\nData Abstract Solutions, Inc.\ngoodwin,sacco,dale,claudius,knudsen,wellington,lazaro\nacityonahillchurch/Status Church\nA Year Later: Kisaila Hand-Dug Well\nWhen she would come home without water, this meant that we slept without cooking\u2026 but since the project inception, I find food ready. This enables me to eat, do my homework, then sleep early. My teachers have also commented on my performance and concentration in class and I am aiming to achieve higher marks in my next class.\nLife for people living near this hand-dug well has greatly improved because they now have a clean water source that runs throughout the year. The group has clean and safe drinking water that is even treated before consumed, thanks to the training they received last year. Water-related diseases have largely decreased. The surrounding environment has become more serene and the people are happy, healthy and clean.\nAnd thanks to the surplus of water an adjacent sand dam provides, this hand-dug well is able to pump clean, safe water from the catchment area.\nWe interviewed Levi Mwendwa, who came to fetch water from the well.\nAnne Ngei is the chairwoman of the committee that oversees this hand-dug well and sand dam system. She said, \u201cLife before this project was challenging because we would even sleep at the river lining up in order to get water from the deep scoop holes. The scoop holes were very deep, and this posed a threat to our animals and children. The project has reduced all these risks and everyone is grateful. The community at large is interested in joining our group because they can see that we are benefitting, and they have started copying what we do. Our school-going children no longer stay dirty because water is available, and they are usually comfortable in school and even in the church. Diseases have decreased due to improved nutrition, which came as a result of planting different varieties of foods and vegetables.\u201d\nMrs. Ngei sharing the changes that have happened since this project last year.\nLevi Mwnedwa added his own experience, saying: \u201cMy school performance has improved because I find food at home, unlike before. I could come home only to find my grandmother has gone to look for water from as far as five kilometers away from our home. She could later come home late, and sometimes without water. When she would come home without water, this meant that we slept without cooking\u2026 but since the project inception, I find food ready. This enables me to eat, do my homework, then sleep early. 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        "raw_content": "Wheatley Theatre Company\u2019s Production of \u201cAll in the Timing\u201da Fun-filled Event!\nFiled under Arts, Community, Student Clubs, Students\nOn this past Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening, the Wheatley Theatre Company entertained the community with a terrific production of David Ives\u2019 All in the Timing and Time Flies. The production included a series of short vignettes:\n\u201cSure Thing\u201d was first produced at the Manhattan Punchline Theatre in New York City, in February 1988. Steve Kaplan, Artistic Director.\n\u201cThe Philadelphia\u201d was first produced at the 1992 New Hope Performing Arts Festival, presented by The New Hope Arts Commission, New Hope, Pennsylvania. Robin Larsen, Executive Director.\n\u201cEnglish Made Simple\u201d was first presented at the Seattle Repertory Theatre in April 1994. Bill Irwin, Director.\n\u201cPhilip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread\u201d was first produced at the Manhattan Punchline Theatre in New York City, in January 1990. Steve Kaplan, Artistic Director.\n\u201cThe Art Of The Fugue\u201d was first presented at the Manhattan Punchline Theatre in New York City in February 1991. Steve Kaplan, Artistic Director.\n\u201cTime Flies\u201d premiered at Primary Stages in New York City, in May 1998. Casey Childs, Artistic Director.\nThe show was directed by faculty advisor Andrew Ardito, along with senior Lucy Brancaccio and Class of 2018 graduate Jason Manzano. Dr. Scott Eckers served as the Technical Advisor and Set Designer. Thomas Storck and Paul Chisholm served as the Stage and Tech Crew Advisors. Stephanie Clarfield and Emma Pak served as the Stage Cast Managers. Finally, Maura Calio was our Costume Designer. Thank you to all of them for the wonderful work they did o this terrific show!\nOur friends at Island Photography captured Thursday\u2019s opening night.",
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        "raw_content": "Third Baptist Church has a long history of excellence in church music, and that tradition continues.\nThird Baptist Church has a long history of excellence in church music, and that tradition continues. The Chancel Choir leads our worship services, and is augmented on occasion by guest soloists and instrumentalists. We also enjoy a remarkably high standard of music for piano and organ, played separately and in duet. Special music is offered prior to Christmas and Easter, and throughout the year guest musicians perform in a broad spectrum of musical styles.\nThird Baptist is one of the most diverse churches in our area for its embrace of different musical genres, from Renaissance classics to Romantic era anthems, from 20th century English & American standards to gospel and jazz favorites. We also perform recent works from contemporary classical compositions from writers around the globe. Like Opera Theater of St. Louis, our presentations are always given in English to convey God\u2019s word to both our singers and congregation.\nThe Chancel Choir is open to all singers. We rehearse in the Choir Room on Wednesday evenings from 7-8:30 pm., and on Sunday mornings before the 11 am service.\nWe sing at least one anthem a week, with repertoire in English from a wide range of musical styles, from the Renaissance to the present day.\nConcerts and special services\nThird Baptist Church is a fabulous concert venue. With three excellent performance spaces (the Sanctuary, Memorial Chapel and the stage in Johnson Hall), we are able to host to a wide range of concerts, recitals and events; performers in the recent past have included Erin Bode, Kim Massie, Javier Mendoza, Bach to the Future, the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus, the Perseid String Quartet, and the Concert Choir of Eastern Michigan University, to name but a few.\nAdditionally, TBC organist Brent Johnson organizes a popular weekly lunchtime recital series, Friday Pipes, and himself performs recitals of classical organ literature.\nThe Sanctuary Organ\nThe organ is the 4th instrument to be installed in the sanctuary of Third Baptist. The first was installed in 1885. It was replaced by a Kilgen organ of 60 ranks in 1920 when the room was remodeled. That instrument was mostly destroyed by fire in 1929, and Kilgen installed an incomplete organ of 30 ranks in 1930, In 1947 the M\u00f6ller Organ Company completed the instrument with 59 ranks, utilizing most of the existing Kilgen. The entire organ was removed, rebuilt and enlarged and reinstalled in 2012 by the Reuter organ company. The organ now has a total of 4933 pipes across 72 ranks in 7 divisions, including a 6-rank antiphonal division that speaks from the ceiling of the rear of the church, and contains pipes from the 1920 Kilgen. The organ also has a Tibia stop that was salvaged from the organ that was once in the St. Louis Theatre, now called Powell Symphony Hall. A new 4-manual console was built by Jim Schmidt of Alhambra, Illinois. In February of 2013 the organ was rededicated in a concert event performed by Dr. Frederick Hohman. A complete specification of the organ can be found at third-baptist-organ.org",
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        "raw_content": "PEGIDA and the Ice-lamization of the West\nJanuary 19, 2015 \u00b7 by susannestadlbauer\t\u00b7 in implicit religion, Islam and Media, religion, social media, social memories, Uncategorized.\t\u00b7\nAll of Germany froze over during the cold spell on Christmas 2014. The winter with its \u201cevil, evil snow\u201d had conquered the land, so it goes in countless tweets that include the hashtag #SCHNEEGIDA. Der Schnee (snow) has been the subject of countless sassy, ironic, and imaginative mock tweets that take the anti-Islamic and xenophobic PEGIDA movement for a ride. Schneegida is one of many counter movements of internet users that sharply criticize the recent flare-up of discrimination of minorities in Germany, translating fundamentalist speech patterns of exaggeration and fear mongering into something trivial, like snowing, and hence deflating the heat of the situation with humor. #SCHNEEGIDA trends at the top and even beats out the movement from which its name is derived.\nPEGIDA (Patriotische Europ\u00e4er Gegen die Islamisierung des Abendlandes) translates to Patriotic Europeans against the Islamization of the West and is a German far-right political movement founded in Dresden in early 2014. Its Facebook account was created in November 2014 and has received over 100,000 likes within two months. PEGIDA uses its Facebook and Twitter pages to organize public demonstrations in large German cities every Monday against what it considers to be a growing and dangerous Islamization of Europe. Demonstrations started with approximately 7,000 participants on December 1, 2014, and reached 17,500 on December 22, 2014.\nOther right-wing groups with similar aspirations also staged protests in several German cities, having gained widespread social media popularity. Hooligans gegen Salafisten or HoGeSa (Hooligans against Salafists), for instance, was initiated in early 2014 as a Facebook and Twitter movement by self-proclaimed fans of rival soccer clubs, who argue against the presence of outspoken Salafists in Germany. HoGeSa\u2018s Facebook page has received 40,000 likes within a year and has been organizing some sporadically violent gatherings in larger German cities.\nOpposing voices to these views have become louder and louder tuning out much of the extremist rhetoric. In her New Year\u2019s address for 2015, German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemns any discrimination based on skin color and religion, and appealed to German citizens not to follow people whose hearts are cold and often full of prejudice and hate. Merkel emphasized that her country will continue to accept immigrants seeking refuge in Germany. These sentiments are echoed in the online petition F\u00fcr ein buntes Deutschland (for a colorful Germany), which was started on December 12, 2014, and had 400,000 signatures by January 11, 2015.\nSome religious and non-religious organizations have also voiced their opposition. The Catholic administration of the K\u00f6lner Dom (Cologne\u2019s cathedral) showed its opposition to the local K\u00d6GIDA (K\u00f6ln-PEGIDA) by switching off the floodlights of the cathedral on the night of the protests in order to deny the demonstrators a historic and cultural backdrop. According to cathedral provost Norbert Feldhoff, extinguishing the lights should set a conspicuous signal against \u201cxenophobia, exclusion, and racism.\u201d Similar reasons where given by Dresden\u2019s historic Semper opera house for extinguishing its outdoor lighting during PEGIDA demonstrations. The opera house also positioned flags outside the building that read: \u201cOpen your eyes\u201d, \u201cOpen your hearts\u201d, and \u201cThe dignity of the human being is inviolable,\u201d which is the first line of German Basic Law. These actions inspired the Facebook movement Licht aus f\u00fcr Rassisten (lights off for racists) that asks private homes and businesses to switch off all interior and outside lights along the routes of the PEGIDA protesters. The picture of Europe at night on Mondays shows SCHNEEGIDA\u2019s impression of a globe with a completely blacked out Germany during the protests.\nWhile Chancellor Merkel\u2019s speech and the lowering of the lights are powerful stances against extremism, they nevertheless remain largely ideological and symbolic. Not surprisingly, social media has been immensely successful in mobilizing counter-demonstrations on German streets and have attracted more people than the opponents of Islam\u2019s protests. On December 12, 2014, the counter demonstrators in Munich outnumbered the 40 M\u00dcGIDA (M\u00fcnchen-PEGIDA) protesters by 12,000.\nSome citizens even see a parallel between PEGIDA\u2019s rhetoric and Nazi propaganda during WW2. A new Gegen Nazis (anti-Nazi) app was released for Android and iOS in December 2014. Designed as an interactive map, the app helps citizens of Berlin to find upcoming PEGIDA protest routes and to organize counter protests to block them. The app states on its Twitter feed that it has already blocked several protests. In the app, the PEGIDA routes are shown in brown and the counter protests in orange. The app will soon include other languages besides German, English, and Turkish and will additionally cover the cities of Cologne, Bonn, Munich, and Frankfurt. It was developed by the Verein f\u00fcr Demokratische Kultur in Berlin (Association for Democratic Culture in Berlin) through its Mobile Beratung gegen Rechtsextremismus (Mobile Anti-right-wing-extremism Agency) in Berlin.\nThe hashtag #illridewithyou started in Australia and trended in the German Twitter sphere at the end of 2014. This hashtag emerged after the 2014 Sydney cafe siege by an alleged Islamist and morphed into a means of protecting Muslims against a potential backlash by riding with them on public transportation. Australian Rachael Jacobs posted the following tweets about one of her train rides in Sydney during the hostage situation: \u201c\u2026and the (presumably) Muslim woman sitting next to me on the train silently removes her hijab,\u201d \u201c\u2026I ran after her at the train station. I said \u2018put it back on. I\u2019ll walk with u\u2019,\u201d and \u201cmaybe start a hashtag? What\u2019s in #illridewithyou?\u201d Sure enough, in less than 12 hours after her tweet (and still during the hostage crisis) the hashtag had been tweeted more than 100,000 times. Many Germans have been using #illridewithyou on Twitter or converted it to stickers on their backpacks to show their solidarity with the German Muslim community.\nBut sometimes it takes a healthy dose of Kleinb\u00fcrger (common-folk) humor to point out obvious flaws in PEGIDA fundamentalist rhetoric. Numerous tweeters with the hashtag #SCHNEEGIDA have been making seemingly worrisome observations about Schnee (snow), aka immigrants and refugees, exposing how irrational fears spread: individually, one Tweeter writes, snowflakes are harmless. They are even decorative, when they cover trees, or useful, when they enable winter sports. But what if it\u2019s snowing \u2026 and snowing \u2026 and snowing? Then, one has to call the Abschiebepflug (snowplow that shovels, i.e. deports, foreigners). Other tweets mock apparent unbridgeable cultural clashes:\u201dI have nothing against the snow in its home countries, but the German culture is, after all, rain!\u201d and \u201cI have nothing against snow, as long as it integrates itself and stays nice and white. But as soon as it gets yellow or slushy, AWAY!\u201d These allusions precisely pinpoint claims to a false tolerance that is often characteristic of German fundamentalist rhetoric: non-white skin and non-Christian religions are fine, as long as they are not in front of one\u2019s own door.\nThe following was tweeted on December 28, 2014, by the Gebr\u00fcder Moped (Brothers Moped) \u2014 two cabaret artists who support the German counter protests from their native Austria. The picture mimics a first page story of the sensationalist German newspaper Bild. The text roughly translates to \u201cNobody told us! We Germans are extremely angry! Frau Holle wears a headscarf!\u201d The yellow star reads: \u201cHow Islamized is our snow?\u201d Frau Holle (Mother Hulda) is a German fairy tale collected by the Brothers Grimm. In the popular folk tale version \u2014 or the tale people often tell when their children ask where the snow comes from \u2014 Frau Holle is responsible for the amount of snow in the winter: the more thoroughly she shakes her pillow outside her window and hence the more feathers are tossed out, the more it snows on earth.\nThe hashtag #daswirdmandochnochsagend\u00fcrfen (that should be allowed to be said after all) is a play on PEGIDA\u2019s usage of the hashtag after their controversial statements and their claims that political correctness impedes free speech and \u201cthe truth.\u201d #SCHNEEGIDA tweeters, however, often apply the hashtag to something trivial. One Tweeter applies it to \u201cThe snow just lies around here the whole time.\u201d Another one states the obvious \u201cThe snow is cold.\u201d Another tweet is more descriptive: \u201cUnder the cover of peaceful white snow is secretly imported aggressive clear ice.\u201d And yet another tweet mocks extremist political rhetoric with a joke: \u201cTwo snowflakes meet and say \u2018Come on, let\u2019s avalanche the West! Criminals! All of them!\u201d\nBut how can we make sense of this explosion of political opinions online and in Germany\u2019s streets? Commentators blame societal discontentment with German immigration laws and fears that floods of immigrants will break down the national economy and societal capacity. PEGIDA and HoGeSa are quick to point out that Germany accepts the largest number of refugees, only second to the United States. Germany has received more than 200,000 applications in 2014. The influx of refugees from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and several African and Balkan nations made local governments scramble to house the newcomers in old schools, gyms, and office buildings.\nDer Freitag\u2019s Daniel W. calls the effectiveness of these Ressentimentbewegungen (resentment movements), in his words, a symptom of a deep-rooted and often unconscious uncertainty, as is typical for modern societies. Ressentimentbewegungen loudly voice a threat to the majority from a minority whose apparent influence in society is far greater than any numbers could show. These movements claim to defend the rights of a \u201clethargic\u201d and \u201cconformist majority\u201d against this minority. Only the members of these movements can see the danger a minority actually poses. As such, they construct themselves as acting on behalf of a \u201csilent majority,\u201d the \u201ctruth,\u201d or of \u201cjustice\u201d and cater their rhetoric towards suggesting a fundamental restructuring of flawed policies.\nPEGIDA and HoGeSa present themselves as new and innovative and, at least on paper, seem to be selflessly concerned with the greater good of German society. They write that they are for a protection of the Judeo-Christian dominated Western culture and against radicalism, whether religious or politically motivated. They claim to be for the admission of refugees (but only if there is an equitable pan-European distribution), for a reduction in the number of refugees in order to support traumatized people, and for a zero-tolerance policy against delinquent refugees. The vagueness of these statements seems to compel some people to agree. Yet those who do not agree are quickly called out as na\u00efve, at best. 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        "raw_content": "Gotta Catch \u2018Em All: What Augmented Reality Can Tell Us About Attention and Resistance\nAugust 25, 2016 \u00b7 by patrickmjohnson84\t\u00b7 in culture, meaning making, media, neo-liberalism, new media, online coping, religion and politics, sacred space, third spaces, Uncategorized.\t\u00b7\nThe other weekend, I will admit, I became one of the latest additions to the growing zombie-like population playing the augmented reality game, Pok\u00e9mon Go. While there has already been much written about the effects of this game on society (ranging from its psychological and physical benefits to it being just another example of neoliberal capitalism to it being a surveillance tool created by our government \u2013 ironically I have also seen it being discussed as a tool of ISIS), my goal here is to not make any claims about Pok\u00e9mon Go and its specific ramifications on society, but rather to use it to think about what this says about the way we interact with our world.\n2016 is only halfway over and it is already not off to a great start, with the war with ISIS raging on, the Orlando Massacre at Pulse Nightclub, the deaths of even more black men at the hands of police officers, and what would have been a peaceful protest in Dallas, TX that resulted in a sniper killing multiple police officers. Up until the weekend of July 9-10, my Facebook wall had been flooded with posts from both sides of the #blacklivesmatter versus #bluelivesmatter debate as well as posts about LGBT rights, gun control, terrorism, and political debates over the presidential election. It had gotten to the point where I did not even want to log into Facebook or check it on my phone because it was just becoming depressing, irritating, and frustrating. However, that changed once Pok\u00e9mon took off\u2013 the same people who had previously been posting nothing but political commentary started posting about the Charmander that they had just caught or the strange places that Magikarp was showing up. What had been a very scary and depressing world had suddenly been turned into a magical video game full of mystical creatures (granted, it has not made the world an actual safer place). In essence, it has provided a distraction (for some) from the issues that are facing the world.\nEven though it may make us feel temporarily better, distractions do little to actually make things better and can, in fact, do quite the opposite. We only have a certain amount of bandwidth in our brains, so once we factor in the things that we need to think about on a daily basis (work, taking care of ourselves and our families, paying bills, etc.), do we really have time to consider ways to fight structural racism AND whether we should join team blue or team red? Social media is already thought of (by some) as providing ways to many distractions ranging from frivolous things, such as sharing funny cat videos, to ones that are serious but just distract us, for example, the wide range of activist groups all vying for people\u2019s attention. Some scholars have voiced their concern on the depoliticizing nature of social media in that it disguises inaction (liking or sharing a post) as action. In some sense, this seems logical. If I am sharing thought-provoking articles on Facebook, most likely to individuals who already (at least somewhat) agree with me, am I really doing much to actively change the world?\nAnd in some sense, we already have observed the ways that perhaps Pok\u00e9mon Go was distracting people a bit too much from reality, for example when it launched, you could even collect Pok\u00e9mon at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, at Auschwitz, and at the 9/11 Memorial in New York City. Some individuals were even taking photos with their Pok\u00e9mon friends at funeral homes.\nMany of the Pok\u00e9 stops (places where players can congregate to collect items and try to attract Pok\u00e9mon) are at churches as well. All of these examples seem to indicate that in this new virtual world there are no sacred places. However, Niacom has since released updates to prevent Pok\u00e9mon from spawning at places deemed inappropriate.\nSince this app came out at such a volatile time in our world, people losing their connection with reality is something that has started to concern many people. And while it seems that people\u2019s obsession with this game has caused them to forget about all the issues plaguing the world, I would like to place forward two arguments. The first is that even though this game has definitely become addicting for many people, we do not need to leap to the conclusion that individuals can only focus on one issue at a time. In fact, with the way social media has evolved, our brains are constantly having to juggle multiple things at any given time, which can, as mentioned earlier, lead to the feeling of being burnt out or overwhelmed. Having venues for a distraction, may not be the worst thing, and in fact could potentially allow people time to recover from their grief fatigue without completely avoiding or forgetting about the serious issues facing our society. When I started writing this, Pok\u00e9mon Go had completely taken over my social media feeds (which could also just be a representation of my own nerdiness as well as that of my friends), but since that initial surge of frivolous, and then fear-inducing, posts, my feeds have since returned to many of the same issues that had been there before, with numerous talks about the RNC, the DNC, and police brutality. I think an important lesson can be learned from this, which is that in our current age of an ever increasing pace of communication, many feel a need to keep up with this speed or to even increase it in order to be able to theorize about these issues and occurrences the moment they occur. Unfortunately, even though things seem to occur at fast paces, because there is always something new happening, there are overarching ideas that are continually present. However, these ideas are not always visible in the moment. The constant theorizing about every new issue as if it was the end of something before and the beginning of something new implies that life is not a continuum that is always evolving and changing, but rather a series of isolated occurrences \u2013 a rather problematic viewpoint that can stunt growth and positive change..\nThe second argument that I want to put forth in relationship to Pokemon Go is that there is strong potential in augmented reality games for individuals to resist and challenge norms within the world in ways that may reach people who might otherwise be unaware of these resistive conversations. Here, as in rest of this blog post, I am not specifically talking about Pok\u00e9mon Go but rather any kind of widespread augmented reality game. In thinking through this recent fad, we can begin to think about some of the potential this technology may hold. Pok\u00e9mon Go, in the short time that it has been available for download, has already shown itself to not just be a dangerous game that can lead people to become victims of crimes or potentially harm themselves, but also it has proven to help improve people\u2019s moods and can even help people with depression and social anxiety. By allowing individuals to cope with some of their personal psychological issues that might otherwise prevent them from connecting with others in the world, Augmented Reality platforms have to potential to inspire people to become involved in attempting to bring about change to the world.. While there can be some potential to inspire change out of depression, that only works to a point. At a certain level, depression and anxiety can become debilitating which precludes any sort of resistance.\nNot only does this demonstrate some of the potential of augmented reality, Pok\u00e9mon Go has also already demonstrated its usefulness in real world social commentary in at least one situation. Shortly after its inception, one of the Pok\u00e9mon trainers took over the Gym that happened to be placed at the Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) (the group infamously known for protesting at funerals of soldiers and for being against the LGBTQ community), with their Clefairy that was named \u201cLoveIsLove\u201d in protest of the WBC\u2019s anti-LGBTQ beliefs. WBC has fired back against this protest by specifically using Pok\u00e9mon in their latest series of messages.\nEarlier I was critical of people catching Pok\u00e9mon at Auschwitz or the Holocaust museum (and I would agree that there are definitely some places where this is not appropriate), however there is radical potential in encouraging people to explore places in their cities and where they travel. Most people tend to stay to their routines and familiar places, rarely venturing outside of their comfort zones. This can lead people to just living within their routine, unaware of things happening that do not directly affect their daily lives. With its requirement to walk around in order to collect all of the varieties of Pok\u00e9mon, people are being encouraged to go to new areas that they may otherwise not be exposed to, and some of these places are related to historical and even revolutionary events . For example, in Hong Kong there are Pok\u00e9 stops at several famous locations of protest, including the Lennon Wall \u2013 a site that was a key location in the 2014 democracy protests. While this can be seen as dishonoring these important sites by turning them into stops within a game, it can also be seen as a way to draw people to certain locations that they may otherwise remain unaware of.\nIn addition to being able to highlight key historical places, there have also been instances of people out hunting for Pok\u00e9mon who came across some Black Lives Matter protests and then decided to join the protestors. In what is almost the opposite of the idea of slacktivism, the individuals in these situations would never have taken part in (or even be aware of) these protests, but it was through their involvement in this game that they were able to participate in this cause. Recently there have also been reports of groups in Hong Kong using Pok\u00e9mon Go as a cover for their pro-democracy protests.\nWhile it can be easy to instantly make judgments about something or try and claim that it is either all good or all bad, the reality, especially in our media saturated world, is that few things are entirely all good or all bad, and we need to make sure not to lose site of one over the other. Additionally as things are moving quickly, the effects of the latest technological craze are hard to tell right away as something new always comes up, and it is important to see how these things interact with each other instead of just leaping to a conclusion and fragmenting reality into a series of isolated events. 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        "raw_content": "Home MICE Conference Venues Twin Cities World Tourism Association Founded in Presence of Worldwide Tourism Experts\nLangkawi (Malaysia) \u2013 September 19, 2018 (travelindex) \u2013 On the 14th of September 2018 at the biggest travel fair of the South-East-Asian Region, the PATA Travel Mart on the island of Langkawi (Malaysia), a new association of international twin cities was founded with the aim to support and foster exchange and face-to-face encounter of citizens. With this event the \u201cTwin Cities World Tourism Association (TCWTA)\u201d started its activities.\nThomas-Peter Binder was elected \u201cFounding President\u201d of the TCWTA. The Swiss citizen residing in the town of Gossau-Z\u00fcrich offers long-term experience as President of the Association of Public Services of the Z\u00fcrich Kanton and also of Switzerland and is also well acquainted with international twin city relations. Binder expounds the goals of the TCWTA with the words: \u201cPartnerships of towns and cities offer many opportunities because both partners are able to profit from this relation and also are able to learn a lot from each other. This is why the TCWTA has set itself the target to promote twin city partnerships and to support existing and new ones with a multitude of programs and services.\u201d\nThe well-known tourism expert H\u00fcseyin Baraner was appointed General Secretary of the TCWTA. Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Georg Arlt, Director of the China Outbound Tourism Research Institute, will lead the Department Chinese Region, whereas the marketing expert Enrique Lepehne will offer his vast experience in the Latin American Region. Support for PR activities of active twin cities will be offered by the journalist Christopher Kubaseck as Chief Press Officer TCWTA. Kubaseck will also be responsible for the management of global communication for TCWTA.\nAt the forum on the stand of TCWTA on the PATA Travel Mart on Langkawi (Malaysia) participants stressed the fact that collaboration between twin cities could be developed even further than the level reached so far. This is also the case concerning exchange and personal encounters of the citizens of both cities by way of travel and tourism.\nWith these thoughts in mind Thomas-Peter Binder, the newly elected Founding President of the TCWTA, underlined that he does not only plan to promote the establishment of new twin city partnerships, but also will campaign for more exchange and an increase of the number of visitors on both sides of twin city partnerships.\nProf. Dr. Wolfgang Georg Arlt on the other hand emphasised that he feels honoured to be one of the founders of TCWTA and touched on the situation in China: \u201cIn China many cities have partnership relations with cities abroad and are very interested to use these partnerships in order to develop tourism activities on both sides. China is the biggest source for travel and tourism world wide. 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He stresses that existing partnership relations between twin cities should be filled with life: \u201cThe main goal to support tourism between the cities has to be professionalised by introducing and maintaining tourism standards. This can be achieved by exchanging expertise, know-how and later on by the implementation of adequate steps.\u201d\nH\u00fcseyin Baraner, the general secretary of TCWTA, puts the focus of his activities on the establishment and upgrading of tourism infrastructure aimed at enabling citizens and NGOs of twin cities to meet: \u201cI think it is very important that travelling activities between twin cities are organised by local travel and incoming agencies in order to create business for local economies. There are many opportunities to offer group tours for senior community members, youths, disabled persons, and also for occupational groups and associations to further the exchange of ideas, experiences and concepts. As TCWTA we will be present at the PATA next year, but also at annual meetings of other tourism associations. On the 18th of January 2019 we expect to meet with a number of mayors of important cities at the \u201cVolkshaus Z\u00fcrich\u201d in order to converse about our mutual topics.\u201d\nTo this Thomas-Peter Binder added: \u201cEven now we witness a big interest in our planned meeting in Z\u00fcrich, with numerous towns and cities from Europa and overseas telling us they plan to join. We will meet with all of them on the 18th of January 2019 in Z\u00fcrich in order to talk about steps we will take in the future to increase the number of travel movements between twin cities.\u201d\nThe Forum for the foundation of the TCWTA on the island of Langkawi was sponsored by the Turkish-Netherlands Airlines Corendon and the Turkish City of Mersin. 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        "raw_content": "By Alex Gold\nFingers are pointing and blame is flying \u2014 the Greek debt crisis is the fault of the Greek government, or the Greek people, or the banks, or the ECB, or Angela Merkel, or\u2026.At this point, no one really knows whether Greece will be a part of the Eurozone in another week or another month. I think it\u2019s more likely than not that Greece will stay, but only by a small margin.\nWhat we can say for sure \u2014 and should say loudly and often \u2014 is that there will be another Greece absent real structural reforms. A peripheral Eurozone economy will find itself unable to pay its debts and another round of \u201che-defaulted, she-defaulted\u201d will follow.\nThe Next Time: A Preview\nThe next country to end up where Greece finds itself now will follow an unfortunately familiar script. First, a serious recession will force a Eurozone government to socialize once-private debt. When that happens, even a fiscally responsible country will approach its creditors with hat in hand, saddled with the trifecta of billions or trillions of euros of newly minted public debt, sputtering tax revenue due to the wounded economy, and swollen payments to public support programs for the newly jobless.\nSpain, Italy, Ireland, and Portugal more or less walked this path during the Great Recession. Spain, in particular, was previously in good fiscal shape; Spanish public debt as a share of the economy was much lower than in the U.S. prior to the recession. It was the banks, especially the small, uniquely Spanish, cajas that got into big trouble betting on construction projects. The need to bail out the banking system changed that picture very quickly. The situation was similar in Italy, Ireland, and Portugal.\nNone of those countries are entirely out of the woods yet \u2014 but it seems likely that a resolution will be reached. The real question is whether political leaders in the Eurozone want to take the chance of having to deal with this again. Greece has 11 million residents and not quite $0.3 trillion in GDP, which is relatively small against the backdrop of the Eurozone\u2019s 335 million residents and $11 trillion GDP. In terms of GDP, Greece is roughly equivalent to the Atlanta, GA metropolitan area ($0.296 trillion). But Spain has four times as many residents as Greece and an economy five times larger. Italy is yet bigger.\nWhether Greece remains in the euro or not, the long-term problems will not be fixed by themselves. Greece, part II, will be next, or Portugal, or Spain, or Italy.\nNext Time Will Not Be Different\nThis time, the debt crisis was preceded by a Greek government that took on unreasonable debt, Spanish banks trying to punch above their weight, and large Irish banks over-investing in property. We don\u2019t know what will precede the debt crisis next time, but we do know what will follow.\nThe real problem is that the Eurozone is fundamentally set up to exacerbate debt crises in peripheral members. As Matt O\u2019Brien of The Washington Post colorfully puts it, the euro is, \u201ca doomsday device for turning recessions into depressions.\u201d\nLike the Eurozone, the US has one currency. But unlike the Eurozone, we have mechanisms for transferring money from richer to poorer states, and from stable states to those in crisis. In typical times, this looks like the normal functioning of the public safety net. Programs like Medicaid, TANF, unemployment insurance, and SNAP transfer money from richer people to poorer people (and thus from richer states to poorer ones). These policies, along with the ease and frequency with which Americans move from state to state for jobs, help stabilize American incomes and ensure that the economic cycles of the states remain roughly synced up.\nMoreover, when there are financial crises that affect some states more than others, the federal government is usually responsible for cleanup. For example, about 60 percent of the impact of the Savings and Loan crisis of the 1980s occurred in Texas. The bailout from the federal government amounted to about 25 percent of Texan GDP. Since it was the federal government that did the bailing, all of the other states transferred money to Texas \u2013 and here\u2019s the key \u2013 they never expected to get paid back.\nThe real strength of the federal government isn\u2019t that it\u2019s bigger or more diversified than the state governments \u2013 its that the responsibility for cleaning up is with the same people who can print the money. It\u2019s all about the Benjamins, baby.\nContrast this with the situation in Greece: a country with no control over its own currency borrows more than is prudent for some reason or another. Without any long-term plan for stabilizing their borrowing, creditors still expect to get paid back. Silly creditors, repayment in full is for rich nations that control their own currencies.\nThe overriding policy concern is pretty clear \u2013 if we want to avoid Greece ending up right back here or having another country in the same place, the Eurozone needs a more robust system of automatic stabilizers for the economy and the financial system. These automatic stabilizers need to a) help synchronize the economic cycles of the constituent members of the Eurozone and b) ensure that those who have to clean up the economic messes have all the tools to do so (aka can print the money).\nThere are some steps being taken in this direction. For example, the Single Resolution Mechanism, which is being implemented, serves a Eurozone-wide function roughly similar to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. But this isn\u2019t nearly enough.\nMaybe leaving the Eurozone is what\u2019s best for Greece economically. After all, Greece\u2019s economic cycles are probably not terribly well-synced with the large, highly-developed economies of Germany and France. But the Eurozone has never really been an economic project \u2013 it\u2019s a political one. Given that reality, keeping Greece in the Euro makes a lot of sense. But the focus should be not only on this crisis, but on the next one. Without a much more aggressive effort to ensure that their member countries remain on roughly equal fiscal levels, Grexit is just the beginning.\nAlex Gold is a research associate in the Economic Studies program at the Brookings Institution. 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        "raw_content": "Brakeyshia Samms is a student of life, who is no longer flunking the course. You can follow her on Twitter at www.twitter.com/BrakeyshiaSamms. This article also appeared online in The Huffington Post.\nAfter five years and eight months, I can finally admit, what I have tried to convince myself for so long: I was sexually assaulted and harassed in college. However, I am neither defined, nor limited, by that fact.\nMy attack occurred in 2010, on the second day of my second year in college. My attacker was a friend. Before it happened, we talked about our post-college dreams. And we talked about our summer vacations. Then he touched my body in places that I was reserving for someone I loved. His fingers caressed my body as if their existence on me was consensual. Despite his stocky body frame, easily outweighing me by 100 pounds, I was able to push him off and get him out of my dorm.\nI felt worthless.\nI felt violated.\nThe next day, he saw me on campus, grabbed my arm and yelled at me for not replying to his text messages, as if my physical pain wouldn\u2019t be valid without emotional abuse to boot. Then a few days later, he showed up at my job, caused a scene, and ended up in handcuffs. I remember looking at his mug shot online and feeling confused, because I did not feel safe or satisfied. I felt that there was no real recourse for his actions.\nBut I\u2019ve learned that despite my soul being paralyzed and denial clouding my every emotion, I was in the abyss of humanity\u2019s devilishness and felt the protection of God \u2013 a presence that I now know will never cease to exist.\nUnfortunately, my story is all too common. According to the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN), every 107 seconds someone is sexually assaulted. A victim, a survivor: they could be your family member, your personal physician, or your favorite teacher growing up \u2013 sexual assault knows no boundaries.\nAfter many dark days and nights, I found stories of women and men who were victims just like me. They were lawyers, doctors, professors, nurses, and soldiers, among many other professions. Once I realized I was not alone, I began to realize that I needed to build myself back up.\nMy journey to this moment has consisted of waiting for a savior. Someone to save me from him and what he did to me. Someone to hold me when the nightmares were too much to bear. Turns out, that savior did exist: it was me all along. Once I realized that I am my own savior, I began to understand that only I could begin the journey to improving my mental strength and self-confidence.\nIt was my decision to seek help. It was my decision to share my story with psychiatrists and therapists. It was my decision to take my medicine. It was even my decision to stop taking my medicine prematurely, seek help again, and start taking my medicine faithfully.\nNow it is my decision to embrace myself as my savior.\nAs April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month, let this be a month of continued personal growth and the path to finding the savior within. Here\u2019s my advice:\nKnow yourself. Take time to figure out what makes you excited about life. For me, I find excitement when I am around my friends and family. I love to make them laugh and really enjoy it when they can make me laugh too. Figure out what makes you mad, too. I get mad when people use inappropriate language when discussing the poor and communities of color. Knowing yourself will help you realize your potential to succeed and accomplish all of your goals, but more importantly, it\u2019ll keep you calm.\nRecognize that you are mentally stronger than you think. Our brains are resilient machines. After my attack, self-doubt and paranoia plagued my mind. I wondered if it would happen again. But with positive thoughts, I persevered and graduated from college with a bachelor\u2019s degree in three years and graduated with a master\u2019s degree two years later.\nKeep the past in context. When you\u2019ve been sexually assaulted or harassed, the fear of rejection by your peers is at an all-time high. But don\u2019t worry and get bogged down in the minute details of others\u2019 perceptions of you. Rather, wake up everyday anew and focus on feeling both refreshed and energized. For the days, where energy is hard to come by, take a break or do something that motivates you.\nCommit yourself to choosing your own future. Society tells us that when we have mental health problems, the solutions are to take your medicine and stay at home. But that\u2019s not the case. Plenty of people, especially a few celebrities and politicians, have faced bouts of mental illness and have gone on to be extremely successful. Bottom-line, don\u2019t let society dictate your future.\nSeek help when necessary. This is the most important advice that I can offer you. Reaching out to mental health resources, like therapists and psychiatrists, helped me cope. I started writing in a journal, which helped me get my emotions out. That ultimately allowed me to rise above the unfortunate circumstances of my attack. If you don\u2019t feel comfortable going to a therapist or psychiatrist, reach out to the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 800.656.HOPE(4673).\nMarcus Aurelius, Roman Emperor and Stoic Philosopher once wrote,\n\u201cI am unhappy, because this happened to me.\u201d Not so: say, \u201cI am happy, though this happened to me, because I continue free from pain, neither crushed by the present nor fearing the future.\u201d\nSince I\u2019ve survived my attack, I\u2019ve received many awards, internships, and prestigious fellowships. I\u2019ve also seen a handful of therapists and psychiatrists. 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It was only supposed to be there for two years, but it\u2019s still working great.\nEditor\u2019s note: It is allowed to do this as it is a specially designed satellite, so please do not take its success as an indicator that you are capable of staring at the sun for seven times longer than you previously thought.\nIn 2006, two more satellites called STEREO (Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory) were launched with basically the same imaging equipment in either direction ahead and behind the earth on its orbit, and as of late 2011 they were on opposite sides of the sun, 90\u00ba away from us. If the orbit of the earth was a clock and we were at 12, they\u2019d be at 9 and 3, and SOHO would also be at 12 but a hundredth of the way closer to the middle. Following? Good.\nThe end result is that we have three satellites situated in such a way that we can see the whole Sun at once, in basically any wavelength, all the time. And all of the images, in near-real-time, are public.\nSubsequently, morons on the internet with no understanding of how the satellites actually work have been poring through the footage of the Sun, finding specks, and calling them aliens, where they are then snapped up and re-reported dozens and dozens of times, mostly by Jesus Diaz, who is apparently the resident \u201cscience writer\u201d at Gizmodo. I put that in quotes because Gizmodo has generally quite shoddy reporting on the news they do manage to aggregate, and Jesus Diaz is the master of shod. Is that a thing? If shod were swear words, he\u2019d be Gordon Ramsay. What I\u2019m saying is that Jesus knows less about science or science writing than he does about not popping his collar or looking douchey in photos.\nVery little, is what I\u2019m saying.\nJesus doesn\u2019t like me, having previously banned my user accounts twice from Gizmodo\u2019s comment threads, but I\u2019m pretty sure he doesn\u2019t know who I am now and even if he figures it out, I\u2019m not violating Giz\u2019s comment policy because this is a third-party website, so suck it.\nNow here\u2019s a bunch of headlines in the format I mentioned at the beginning.\nAnd here\u2019s what they\u2019re all talking about (in this case).\nThe basic thrust of all these articles is this: NASA released a video (they didn\u2019t, someone else did) on YouTube of this thing next to the sun (or orbiting the sun or circling the sun or surfing the hellish surface of the sun), and no one knows what it is. It looks like a spaceship, because I know a spaceship when I see one. One website goes so far as to describe it as \u201cwhat looks like a metallic, jointed spaceship with a gigantic extension, perhaps a boom arm, anchored off its lower end.\u201d So it\u2019s definitely a spaceship.\nOh and by the way NASA has an official explanation that it\u2019s a camera artifact and this happens literally all the time. Let\u2019s gloss over it because we\u2019re Jesus Diaz and either don\u2019t care or don\u2019t understand science words (or both).\nHere\u2019s an itemized list of the problems with this kind of bullshit.\n1. THERE\u2019S A REASONABLE EXPLANATION\nNASA\u2019s explanation, courtesy of Nathan Rich, is that\n\u201cThe streaks in question are consistent with energetic particle (proton) impacts on the CCD, something which is apparent in just about every image \u2026 with space images that are taken outside our magnetosphere, such as those taken by orbiting telescopes, it\u2019s very common to see these cosmic ray hits.\u201d\nThese are cameras sitting out in the emptiness of space, unprotected by atmosphere or magnetosphere, so there are a lot of ferocious particles of solar wind screaming through their sensors all the time at hundreds of kilometers per second, and occasionally they make a blip.\nOh, I\u2019m sorry, does that not make sense to you? Do you not understand what he means by \u201celementary particle impacts\u201d or \u201cCCD\u201d or \u201cmagnetosphere\u201d or \u201ccosmic ray hits\u201d? THEN IT\u2019S A GOOD THING YOU\u2019RE NOT THE FUCKING LEAD GROUND SYSTEMS ENGINEER AT THE NATIONAL RESEARCH LAB\u2019S SOLAR PHYSICS BRANCH. Because Nathan Rich is, and that means he definitely knows better than you. And even if you don\u2019t take Rich\u2019s word\u2026\n2. THERE IS ONLY ONE AUTHORITY ON THIS\nStill, some people will say \u201cI\u2019m not buying it, it\u2019s a cover up,\u201d or something along those lines but more rednecky and stupid. Here\u2019s the problem with that attitude. The solar physics branch of the NRL, where Nathan Rich works, is special in that it is exclusively in charge of processing the imagery that comes back from those three cameras. Literally no one else in the entire history of humankind has ever used one of these cameras before. And you really think you know better than they do how the goddamn thing works?\n\u201cDon\u2019t worry, I got this. How do you zoom in?\u201d\nImagine you were to take an average digital camera from today, travel back in time to the 16th century, and take a photo. Your photo happens to have a lens flare in it. You show that photo to the locals and explain that that\u2019s a lens flare, it happens sometimes, and it wasn\u2019t really there. The locals look at it and say, \u201cNOPE, not buying it, that\u2019s definitely a ghost. Looks like a ghost.\u201d That\u2019s basically what\u2019s happening here.\nBecause we all know that dead people turn into transparent, colorful hexagons\nand hang out in the desert on sunny days.\nBasically the only people with the right to doubt the official explanation beyond its basic logical consistency are engineers and astrophysicists, and they\u2019re the ones facepalming and trying to explain that little smudge up there for the umpteenth time.\n\u201cCommander Riker, would you please explain to the peasants again that the Sun is not powered by magic?\u201d\nA task made even more frustrating, I\u2019m sure, by the fact that\u2026\n3. IT\u2019S ONLY THERE IN ONE FRAME\nAnother aspect of Rich\u2019s explanation was that \u201cthese artifacts do not persist from image to image,\u201d indicating that it\u2019s not a real thing in space but a minor camera glitch. That sounds fishy \u2026 if only there was a way to check that. Oh that\u2019s right, every frame that SOHO has ever taken is publicly available on its website, conveniently linked here for your convenience (and by \u201cfor your convenience\u201d I mean \u201cso you can spend the rest of the week dicking around.\u201d) Anyway, the camera takes a photo every 12 minutes, so I took the liberty of looking up the two frames immediately preceding and following the one with what is almost definitely an alien in it. Here they are:\nYou can check the timestamps if you want, or notice that that flare-up on the sun is progressing in the right sequence, or go to the website and run the appropriate frames yourself, but clearly that thing is only there for at most 24 minutes. You tell me where it was before and after. And by the way, all those headlines about \u201corbiting\u201d and \u201ccircling\u201d and \u201csurfing\u201d (thanks, HuffPo)? It\u2019s only there in ONE frame. By definition, we can deduce absolutely nothing about its motion from a single solitary data point. And even if we could tell it was moving\u2026\n4. THESE THINGS HAPPEN ALL THE GODDAMN TIME\nRemember when our buddy Nathan said that these things show up in almost every image? That\u2019s because they show up in almost every image. Here\u2019s an example from a period of particularly high solar wind activity in 2006, probably as the result of a recent flare:\nSWEET MOTHER OF GOD THEY\u2019RE HERE I REGRET EVERYTHING.\nAnd here\u2019s one from five hours and 48 minutes prior to the anomaly in question:\nWHAT THE CRAP IS THAT? IS SPACE ITSELF BROKEN?\nLesson: space is not a friendly environment for a digital camera, and pointing it straight at the goddamn sun doesn\u2019t help. Not to mention\u2026\n5. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A SPACESHIP\nInevitably, when these things crop up, people start talking about how it looks like a spaceship to them. They talk about cylinders and triangles and so on as though they\u2019re spaceshipwatchers trying to match up features in their Migratory Spaceships of North America books. But we\u2019ve never seen a spaceship. We\u2019ve never even made a spaceship, unless you count the Voyager probes, which are basically just cameras with our home address carved into them and, now that they\u2019re out of the solar system, are really more like cosmic driftwood than a form of transportation. We don\u2019t have a goddamn clue what a spaceship looks like, so to say that some random orange smudge in a YouTube video looks like a spaceship carries about as much credibility as saying it looks like a floogenhoogenbloogen.\nAnd furthermore, people have been seeing \u201cstructures\u201d in the most nondescript blobs of pixels imaginable. You\u2019ve seen the description that went with the little streak we\u2019ve been talking about. This one here was described as \u201csome sort of plasma-based, other-worldly craft or being which occasionally visits the Sun to recharge its energy stores.\u201d\nAnd this next one is some kind of starship, according to some dumb fuck named aec007, suffering from either \u201ccloaking device failure due to the intense radiation or warp field engine (bubble) exposed by mass ejection.\u201d\nSo aec007 not only knows what a spaceship looks like, despite the fact that they don\u2019t exist, but he knows what cloaking devices and warp field bubbles look like, despite the fact that they don\u2019t exist, and he knows what happens when those things interact with a coronal mass ejection. Unbelievable. Plus, there\u2019s the problem of\u2026\nThat most recent image showed up in a picture right next to Mercury, and is roughly the same size. Mercury\u2019s 3,100 miles across, so apparently we\u2019re talking about a spaceship bigger than the fucking moon. Big enough that its own gravity would try to crush it into a sphere, like it did to the actual moon, so it\u2019d have to be engineered to resist that.\nThat dark round circle in the previous one is about a tenth the size of the sun, which is roughly eighty thousand miles across. It\u2019s the size of Jupiter, which is big enough to compress hydrogen to a metal at its core, and some people think it\u2019s a ship. Sure, you could argue that aliens have the technology to make a spaceship that big (for some reason) and get it into the solar system without anyone noticing (somehow; keep in mind that the actual Jupiter accounts for 95% of the total mass of the solar system), and without absolutely ruining the orbits of other planets (also impossible), but again, there is no reference point. Just because it\u2019s impossible for us doesn\u2019t mean aliens can automatically do it.\nAnd finally, the \u201cmetallic, jointed spaceship\u201d that we\u2019ve been talking about? That thing (were it an actual thing, which it\u2019s not) is fucking gigantic. The sun is represented by the white circle in those screenshots, and the streak is about 55% the width of that circle. That would make it 440,000 MILES long. There is no goddamn way. That\u2019s almost twice the distance from the earth to the moon. There is absolutely no way that a solid structure that size exists anywhere in the universe. I know, maybe it\u2019s closer than that and not actually that big. But it can\u2019t be closer, because then we\u2019d only be seeing the dark side of it and it\u2019d be invisible. The size is absolute evidence that it\u2019s not a real thing.\nBut let\u2019s say none of this has convinced you. Maybe NASA just made up the solar wind collision thing to throw you off. Let\u2019s say NASA has been denying and covering up evidence for alien life forms over and over for years. And I mean over and over. There are hundreds if not thousands of these videos, so maybe none of my points hold any weight with you and you\u2019re still convinced that NASA knows the solar system is crawling with alien ships and is just denying it. But if that were true\u2026\n7. WHY THE FUCK WOULD THEY KEEP RELEASING FOOTAGE?\nAll these people seem to think NASA is concealing evidence of aliens, without realizing the obvious contradiction in that: all this evidence is coming from NASA. They\u2019re releasing all of this footage on purpose because they know there\u2019s nothing in it. If they wanted to cover it up, they\u2019d just stop releasing it. Do you know how easy it would be to photoshop that shit out? Or just change the time stamps? Or just say \u201chey, we\u2019re launching a new satellite and we\u2019re actually not going to publish every single frame of footage it captures for its entire lifetime.\u201d Hubble data is protected for a year after it\u2019s captured, so absolutely zero people would be surprised if NASA wasn\u2019t totally transparent with all its data. In fact, I\u2019d bet good money that more than 80% of the people in this country don\u2019t even know these cameras exist. Come to think of it, NASA could put basically whatever they wanted in space and call it a weather satellite \u2014 all we\u2019d know is that a rocket launched recently \u2014 and not tell anyone. Why would they use the equipment they did tell us about instead? And finally, if NASA had remotely solid evidence that there was alien life not just in the universe, but in our fucking backyard\u2026\n8. WHY IN THE NAME OF ALL THAT IS HOLY WOULD THEY HIDE IT?\nNASA has been the victim of brutal budget slashing over the past few years, and has always been underfunded. The entire budget of NASA \u2014 all the money they\u2019ve ever spent in the last 55+ years \u2014 is less than what the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq cost in one year. We spent more on air conditioning the tents for the troops last year than the cost of a Shuttle launch. You don\u2019t think the director of NASA would love to be able to come to a joint session of Congress and say, \u201cOh, you\u2019d like to cut our funding? Well here\u2019s incontrovertible proof of alien life with technology we\u2019ve never seen before, hanging out mere hours away, and me and my boys here are the only people on this planet with the technology to get there, see them, or even try to say hi.\u201d\n\u201cAdditionally, I\u2019d like to invite each member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to suck it.\u201d\nThey\u2019d have billions of dollars thrown at them before they could leave the room. There is nothing that NASA could possibly discover that would vindicate its budget and existence more than alien life, and you think they\u2019d try to hide it?\nThe fact is that there are people out there who will assume that the government is trying to hide something no matter what the evidence to the contrary may be. They like thinking that they\u2019ve outsmarted the experts at NASA or DARPA or whatever. Oh, they tried to hide it from me, but I ain\u2019t stupid! I figgered it out!\nThink about this. NASA employs roughly 18,000 people in a country of 309 million. Statistically, they\u2019re probably damn near the smartest people within our borders. And you really think, if the people smarter than 99.99994% of the country wanted to hide something \u2014 something that they themselves created and distributed \u2014 that some paranoid piece of shit who spends his time posting blurry videos on YouTube could figure it out?\ngizmodo, nasa, Science, space, spaceship, sun\n12 thoughts on \u201cHOW ABOUT YOU LEARN HOW THE GODDAMN CAMERA WORKS FIRST?\u201d\nWhy is there so much trauma/drama in your opinions? I'm curious; you're very out spoken on all of the subject matter you speak of. Just what are your credentials anyway? And why do you use so much obscene language? You sound like some comedian on an HBO comedy special. It sounds like you consume everything the government feeds the public or better yet, it sounds like you work for the government. More disinformation flying around!\nSome people will say or do anything to keep up their ratings\u2026.\nlol! its called writing style. he has a distinctive, entertaining, clear way of breaking down the bs that is all over the internet. what are my credentials here? former book editor, and a damn good one too. nonfiction of every sort, with a focus on science and social science, but also trade books, el-hi, how-to, university textbooks, and more.\nand yes, i dont use capitals. why not? i dont have to. im writing casually, on a mobile, because i feel like it.\nthis guy is a very good thinker, and his writing shows it. as to entertaining, i also used to do a bit of writing here and there. for example, i was oneof the anonymous crew who writes the uncle john\u2019s bathroom reader series.\nso i have a few chops of my own (a very few) when it comes to clear, and (i hope) entertaining writing on factual things.\ntry it yourself. its surprisingly hard.\nBoy Genius says:\nFirst of all, I don't get paid to do this. I have no vested interest in keeping my \u201cratings\u201d up at all. Second, there's no such thing as \u201cratings\u201d for a blog; either people read it or they don't. I swear because I get angry when imbeciles make a big deal out of nothing, my credentials are common sense, logic, and a basic ability to look things up, and the idea that I therefore consume everything the government feeds the public is preposterous, let alone that I work for them.\nJust because the facts point to them NOT being aliens doesn't put me in the government's pocket.\nTell you what: if you can refute a single point of the seven I've made, I'll write a separate retraction post. Either in the comments or via email.\nWhy is there so much trauma/drama in your opinions?\nPresumably, it entertains the blog writer and entertains the reader. If you'd like the stale version of the same content, I'm sure it's available somewhere on the internet.\nAnd why do you use so much obscene language?\nIt sounds like you consume everything the government feeds the public or better yet, it sounds like you work for the government.\nThe big bad government, it's everywhere!\nMore disinformation flying around!\nOh noes, teh conspiracies, everywhere!\nmake more posts you sack \ud83d\ude09\nSo they don't exist because you've never seen one? were all laughing pretty hard at that. you make this huge post and then at the end make one of the biggest logical fallacies ever. based on the points made I can also tell you haven't been researching this very long at all. Expand your consciousness, it helps.\n@first anon\nIts fear and dogma that adds the drama/trauma to their statements. The cursing is most likely the result of being a 16-18yo, again only assuming as the author does not post his age.\nYour writing reminds me of Maddox a bit. Good read\u2026 Only took 2 comments to get a conspiracy theorist here thinking you are in on it.\nThe offer stands, \u201ck.\u201d Refute the logic of any point I've made here and I'll write a retraction. Hell, if you can even string together a coherent response to any of the points, I'll write a separate post addressing your response, whether you successfully argue your case or not.\nAnd to address your other comment, you think I'm afraid of \u2026 something \u2026 because I wrote a post filled with \u201ctrauma/drama\u201d? Did you even read it? Do you really think I'm secretly afraid of aliens and just wrote this to try to help myself sleep at night? Do you think I'm afraid of conspiracy theorists? Or is it the dogma thing \u2014 you think I'm dogmatically opposed to the idea of alien life and that's why I wrote a detailed and logically consistent post explaining why what people think is evidence for aliens is not in fact evidence for aliens. That make a lot more sense.\nTell you what: if you can even demonstrate that I've committed a logical fallacy in this post \u2014 of any kind; you don't even have to know what it's called \u2014 I'll write a post about it.\nAt no point in the post does he state that \u201cthey don't exist because he has never seen one\u201d. All he is trying to address is that based on the images we have, one cannot logically conclude that this is evidence of aliens/spaceships/what have you. I'd be very interested to hear any logical counterpoints that you come up with in response the original poster's challenge.\nAlso, straw man, the most ridiculous hyperbole ever and grammar, since we're pointing things out and all.\nPoot says:\nthe definition of a spaceship is a ship in space run by a crew.\nwe dont exactly have a goddamn spaceship exploring now `",
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        "raw_content": "\u2746 Life is perfect because we have music \u270cFollow us: Twitter - https://twitter.com/balticrecordslv Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Baltic-Recor... Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/balticrecord If you also want to join our team and be part of us, send your songs and demos to \u266b - balticrecordlabel@gmail.com\nhttp://www.redicecreations.com http://www.redicemembers.com https://twitter.com/rediceradio https://plus.google.com/+RedicecreationsOfficial https://www.facebook.com/RedIceCreations Subscribe to Red Ice Radio in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/red-ice-radio/id419073986?mt=2 Subscribe to Red Ice Radio on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/red-ice-radio Felice Vinci is a nuclear engineer, amateur historian and author of The Baltic Origins of Homer's Epic Tales, The Illiad, The Odyssey and The Migration of Myth. William Mullen received his BA in Classics from Harvard College and his PhD from the University of Texas. He was a Professor or post-doctoral Fellow at Berkeley, Princeton, Boston University, and Harvard's Center for Hellenic Studies and St. John's College. Dr. Mullen settled in the Classics Department at Bard College in 1985. Felice shares compelling evidence that the events of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey took place in the Baltic and not the Mediterranean. For years scholars have debated the incongruities in Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, given that his descriptions are at odds with the geography of the areas he purportedly describes. Felice and Bill discuss how a climate change forced the migration of a people and their myth to ancient Greece. Felice identifies the true geographic sites of Troy and Ithaca in the Baltic Sea and Calypso's Isle in the North Atlantic Ocean. We'll hear where the story suggests that the events took place in the Baltic, such as Ulysses' journey along what sounds like the coasts of Norway. 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BALTIC is a registered charity under English law.\nPublicly BALTIC\u2019s profile has been considered rocky and despite its youth it has experienced three directorial changes and has fallen foul to much public gossip and speculation. The founding director, Sune Nordgren was appointed in 1997 and was integral in BALTIC's pre-launch period, having overseen the building of the gallery and witnessed the first one million visitors through the doors. After almost six years, Nordgren left to take up a new post as founding Director of the National Museum for Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo, Norway. He was briefly succeeded by Stephen Snoddy who was only with the organisation for one year. Snoddy was succeeded as Director by Peter Doroshenko in 2005, who approached the challenge with plans to increase visitor numbers and resolve the financial situation. Doroshenko organized several exhibitions during his time at the BALTIC, including Spank the Monkey. In November 2007, Doroshenko left the gallery to head up the Pinchuk Art Centre in Kiev, Ukraine. Since 2008, the director has been Godfrey Worsdale, founding director of the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art.\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Baltic_Centre_for_Contemporary_Art\nInitiated by the Prime Ministers of the Baltic Sea countries in 1996, Baltic 21 is a regional expression of the global Agenda 21 adopted by the United Nations \u201cEarth Summit.\u201d Being a network for cooperation, Baltic 21 links together stakeholders in a common endeavour for regional sustainable development.\nAs a multinational team, members of Baltic 21 are government ministries and agencies from the 11 Baltic Sea states, the European Commission, numerous intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations, academic and financial institutions, as well as local, city and business networks. The Baltic 21 network brings together people who are active in sectors including agriculture, education, energy, fisheries, forests, industry, tourism, transport and spatial planning.\nThe mission of Baltic 21 is to contribute towards advancing sustainable development in the Baltic Sea Region by coordinating goals and activities, and by serving as a forum for cooperation across borders and between stakeholder groups.\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Baltic_21\nPolskie Radio Sp\u00f3\u0142ka Akcyjna (PR S.A.; English: Polish Radio) is Poland's state-owned national publicly funded radio broadcasting organization. It is headed by politically appointed managers and hence its coverage is considered as biased towards government.\nPolskie Radio was founded on 18 August 1925 and began making regular broadcasts from Warsaw on 18 April 1926.\nCzes\u0142aw Mi\u0142osz, recipient of the 1980 Nobel Prize in Literature, worked as a literary programmer in Vilnius for Polish Radio in 1936.\nBefore the Second World War, Polish Radio operated one national channel \u2013 broadcast from 1931 from one of Europe's most powerful longwave transmitters, situated at Raszyn just outside Warsaw and destroyed in 1939 due to invasion of German Army \u2013 and nine regional stations:\nKrak\u00f3w from 15 February 1927\nPozna\u0144 from 24 April 1927\nKatowice from 4 December 1927\nWilno from 15 January 1928\nLw\u00f3w from 15 January 1930\n\u0141\u00f3d\u017a from 2 February 1930\nToru\u0144 from 15 January 1935\nWarszawa from 1 March 1937 \u2013 known as Warszawa II, the national channel becoming Warszawa I from this date\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Polskie_Radio\nBaltic Radio \u26a1 24/7 Music Live Stream | Pop Music, Dance Music |\nRed Ice Radio - Felice Vinci & William Mullen - Baltic Origins of Homer's Epic Tales\nBaltic Radio Cup 2007\nBaltic Radio Cup 2010 \u015awinouj\u015bcie\nVery rare speaker AGA Baltic \u00c4delton\nRadio Baltic Waves International 75 kW Lithuania\nBALTIC RADIO CUP\nRadio Baltic Elektro\nZhu - In The Morning (Baltic Bounce Remix Radio)\nBaltic Summer Radio Dance Festival (promo video)\nBaltic Sea Radio 09-11-2013\nItalobrothers-jump on the ground and radio hardcore @ weekend festival baltic 2017\nhttp://www.redicecreations.com http://www.redicemembers.com https://twitter.com/rediceradio https://plus.google.com/+RedicecreationsOfficial https://www.facebook.com/RedIceCreations Subscribe to Red Ice Radio in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/red-ice-radio/id419073986?mt=2 Subscribe to Red Ice Radio on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/red-ice-radio Felice Vinci is a nuclear engineer, amateur historian and author of The Baltic Origins of Homer's Epic Tales, The Illiad, The Odyssey and The Migration of Myth. 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        "raw_content": "UARR President Participated in \u2018Who\u2019s Reading What?\u2019 Featured on Toronto Public Library Website\nMay 5, 2014 July 3, 2014 by urbanalliance, posted in News\nThis initiative on the Toronto Public Library website \u201casks Toronto\u2019s famous and not-so-famous residents what books(fiction or non-fiction) they\u2019ve enjoyed recently and why?\u201d\nThe list of recommended books along with his reflections on the benefits and/or limitations of these books are available online on the Toronto Public Library Website at Who\u2019s Reading What?\nGary Pieters explained that he believes that reading is an important life skill and one of the important critical \u2018literacies\u2019 that allow us to make meaningful and relevant connections to the things that matter in our daily lives and its relationship to the wider world.\nLast week for May's Who's Reading What? participant Gary Pieters' list of hip hop, bullying, manhood & saying no: http://t.co/04qS3L6Xb0\n\u2014 Toronto Public Library (@torontolibrary) May 29, 2014\nGary Pieters (@citizenblogger1) gives us May's Who's Reading What? list exploring racism, social change & hip hop: http://t.co/RBqv5CcMm6\n\u2014 Toronto Public Library (@torontolibrary) May 5, 2014\nGary Pieters, Educator and Voice of Change\nGary Pieters is President of Toronto\u2019s Urban Alliance on Race Relations, and an educator within the Toronto District School Board. He is interested in issues pertaining to equity, diversity and inclusion and has contributed to a large number of opinion editorials and other articles in news publications; has given many presentations as a speaker and conference participant in recent years; and has won numerous awards.\nThe spark : a mother\u2019s story of nurturing genius\nBarnett, Kristine.\nBarnett\u2019s book The Spark provides a compelling first person narrative from a mother into the parenting of her autistic boy Jake and the challenges and opportunities faced by those identified with this exceptionality. This book is a beneficial read for all, as recent statistics indicate that an increasing number of children, as many as one in 68, are identified on the spectrum for some form of autism. Through strong parent engagement along with effective parental advocating, Jake was able to achieve remarkable success in life skills, social skills, educational attainment and academic achievement. 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The book places the enslaved blacks who were able to secure their freedom as well as that of others at the centre of their liberation. Gara looked at the heroic roles and hardships faced by both white and black abolitionists, and freed blacks. Ultimately, many of the escaped ended up in Canada, during what can be described as the largest early transnational migration of blacks from the United States to Canada. Freed slaves faced hardships in Canada too. Oh yes, Canada during the French and British colonial periods also had slavery (see my article \u2018Slavery\u2019s Long Destructive Legacy\u2019 at http://www.thestar.com/opinion/2007/03/24/slaverys_long_destructive_legacy.html).\nPasricha, Neil.\nPasricha has woven into The Book of Awesome the joys of the daily events that we encounter regularly in our lives. He takes all of the routine items of our day and skillfully weaves them into life stories that end up being \u2018awesome\u2019. The book reads more like a list of \u2018awesome\u2019 things that form a part of our daily lives.\nMan Up : Cracking the Code of Modern Manhood.\nGomez, Carlos Andres\nGomez, a poet, educator and public speaker, explored new ways of looking at masculinity, gender roles and gender mindset. He makes the case for \u201dreimaging modern manhood\u2019 that is not centred around reputational notions of power, control, aggression and violence but instead focused on creating healthy relationships, unlearning gender-based violence, unlearning stereotypes and building resilience in the face of racialized sexism/gender-based stereotypes of men. The book relates the author\u2019s own life experiences and how he has navigated the issues identified and at the same time, unlearned certain ways of being and communicating. The author looks at various forms of societal violence including verbal aggression, criminalization, racial profiling and other acts that have a disproportionate negative impact on racialized/men of colour especially black men. A good read for anyone who is interested in the issues that young racialized men navigate in urban settings, beset by racial injustice, economic disparities and achievement gaps in education.\nIt gets better : coming out, overcoming bullying, and creating a life worth living\nIt Gets Better is focused on sexual orientation, gender identity and ways that people of all walks of life self-identify or have navigated their identities as lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender or questioning (LGBTQ) and created inclusive, positive and safe spaces in their various communities. Many issues were identified in the more than 100 messages, stories and narratives including physical and non-physical violence, homophobia, resilience, networks of support, finding one\u2019s voice, peer interactions and the need for role models. The authors also provided examples of ongoing social changes that have resulted in a more inclusive and positive society in the North American context for LGBTQ people. The book serves as an inspiration at a time when many LGBTQ young people whose identity development and social location around their sexual orientation, or gender expression matters. Knowing that some of our young people are LGBTQ, the book retells the experiences of other LGBTQ people on how they were able to navigate their families, friends, schools and other spaces. The book raises awareness on so many levels of some of the opportunities and in other cases, challenges of coming out. As Toronto hosts World Pride in June 2014, this book is an insightful read.\nKnow what I mean? : reflections on hip-hop\nProfessor Dyson has examined the genre of hip hop from a music form, to an academic discipline worthy of study and publication. Dyson provides a new way to look at the role of the hip hop artist in shaping consciousness by amplifying the message of what it is like to be a product of the environment that our young people inhabit. The reader is led to understand hip hop as a \u2018culture of expression\u2019 or \u2018expression of culture\u2019 from a philosophical school of thought. Issues including power, privilege, wealth, poverty, powerlessness, adversity, resilience, trust and betrayal are examined through the lens of a message from street culture, rooted in the lives of urban communities \u2013 now transferrable to a global audience. 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Ury counsels how to offer a positive no, one that maintains connections and social relationships.\nThe vertical mosaic : an analysis of social class and power in Canada\nPorter, John, 1921-1979.\nPorter\u2019s work published in 1965 provided a compelling look at the structure of inequality in Canada. Porter took a serious review of class and race in Canada and used a variety of evidentiary sources to show that in Canada, access to power was stratified by race. He demonstrated that social mobility was race-based and that the darker the complexion of the person, the harder it was for that person to be seen as or treated as Canadian. In many cases this is still true. The recent issue of racial profiling in Toronto demonstrated that in Canada\u2019s most diverse city, blacks and brown complexioned persons were stopped, questioned and documented by people at rates that were in some cases more than double their proportion of the population. 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        "raw_content": "Even men who have waited 15 years to have their vasectomies reversed have about a 30% chance of fathering a child\nMany people know the satisfying feeling of closure after one\u2019s family is complete. Often, people remark that they \u201cjust knew\u201d they were ready to close the door on their childbearing years after their last child was born. The majority of people never need to reopen that door again. However, life is unpredictable and unplanned events, such as divorce and remarriage, can alter the most carefully laid plans. Men who have undergone a vasectomy may find themselves considering the once unthinkable\u2013a vasectomy reversal.\nChances of a Successful Pregnancy After a Vasectomy Reversal\nWhile vasectomies are considered a permanent form of birth control, vasectomy reversals are a viable option for many men. While no doctor can guarantee that the procedure will be successful, some men are pleasantly surprised at the statistics regarding men who have fathered children after a vasectomy reversal. About 76 percent of men who have their vasectomy reversed are able to father children if the procedure is performed within three years of a vasectomy. Even men who undergo a reversal over 15 years after a vasectomy have about a 30 percent chance of fathering a child.\nFactors that Increase Your Chances of Success\nThe length of time that has elapsed since your vasectomy was performed is one of the most significant factors governing whether a reversal will be successful. The sooner you get a reversal done after a vasectomy, the better your odds. Another factor is whether the epididymis has become blocked from the vasectomy, which is more likely if the surgeon performed the vasectomy close to the testicle.\nVasectomy Reversal vs. IVF\nSome men may assume that IVF is the best option for fathering a child after a vasectomy. However, this is not always the case. IVF, like vasectomy reversals, are usually not covered by insurance. However, IVF typically costs several thousand dollars per attempt, with less a 45 percent chance of success even under the best of circumstances. Vasectomy reversals provide a higher rate of success for good candidates. Further, vasectomy reversals are much more cost effective in the long run if the couple wishes to have more than one child. Thus, many men choose to attempt vasectomy reversal first before resorting to IVF.\nDon\u2019t Delay When Considering a Vasectomy Reversal\nIt typically takes at least 12 months on average for men to conceive with their partners after a vasectomy reversal. The highest chances of success occur about 24 months after a procedure. Thus, a vasectomy reversal is not something you should delay indefinitely. Even if you are not entirely sure a vasectomy reversal is right for you, it is still wise to speak to a urologist to determine whether you are a good candidate for planning purposes. Contact us today to set up an appointment.\nDr. Carl Bischoff and Staff",
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        "raw_content": "USTAR Innovation Center offers opportunities to propel aerospace technology forward\nWritten by USTAR\nHow do you improve upon and maintain the most technologically advanced fighter jet in the world? Engineering.\nWhen Joel Jacobson, PE, a senior engineer for NexOne Inc, needed to create a new avionics power panel mounting plate prototype for an F-16 project at Hill Air Force Base, he reached out to the Utah Science Technology and Research Initiative (USTAR).\nThrough USTAR\u2019s Innovation Center, which is located at the Falcon Hill Aerospace Research Park, Jacobson was able to fabricate the avionics power panel mounting plate prototype more efficiently and at a lower cost than at traditional lab spaces.\n\u201cThe resources at the Innovation Center are just a huge benefit,\u201d said Jacobson, who was able to schedule time to use the facility\u2019s equipment in just a week of his initial request. \u201cTo be able to go from machine to machine like that, in one space, saved weeks of time.\u201d\nWayne Bradshaw, USTAR\u2019s incubation enterprise director, emphasized the center provides unparalleled training and access to specialized equipment that can aid in design and prototyping.\n\u201cAccess to this type of specialized equipment is either expensive to purchase or requires contracting out the development,\u201d said Bradshaw. \u201cThe Innovation Center provides startup companies access to office space, lab space, and equipment at a low cost, which allows them to test and modify prototypes as they prepare to go to market.\u201d\nBret Hadley, 573rd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, performs an electronic check out on an F-16 undergoing service life extension program modification on Dec. 20, 2017, at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The SLEP is a series of inspections and modifications taking place at one time to extend the aircraft flying service life to 2046. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alex R. Lloyd)\nThe USTAR Innovation Center serves federal partners, mature companies, startups, and academic institutions alike, providing state-of-the-art equipment and lab space and mentoring to develop technology that is almost ready to take to market.\nOne of the Center\u2019s features is a OMAX 55100 WaterJet, a tool that uses 55,000 pounds per square inch (psi) of water pressure to cut all types of materials, including metals, composites, glass, ceramics, and stone. Jacobson utilized the WaterJet and the Center\u2019s Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) Mill to prototype the panel he was developing for an aircraft trial vehicle installation for one of the National Guard\u2019s F-16s.\n\u201cThe simplicity of the WaterJet was great,\u201d said Jacobson. \u201cThe features and geometry of the sheet metal piece lent themselves really well to the WaterJet process.\u201d\nHaving the WaterJet and CNC Mill\u2014which was used for one cut in the project\u2014in a central location reduced the time Jacobson would normally spend working with other machine and equipment shops. Since the project was relatively small in scale, he explained it was easy for the project to get pushed back in other shop\u2019s schedules, extending his time frame to weeks to complete.\nThe panel mounting plate prototype, which will be used in a new module and system that\u2019s being integrated into the F-16\u2019s current capabilities, is already installed on a test jet.\nOverall, Jacobson estimates that he saved four or five times the cost of creating a similar prototype using standard lab equipment. Once he was in the Innovation Center, cutting the panel took just a minute or so on the WaterJet. Jacobson said the experience was so simple not only does he plan to utilize the space again, he already used the space for a second project.\n\u201cThe potential projects are only limited by one\u2019s ability to design and create,\u201d said Bradshaw about future projects at the center. \u201cPotential clients in the aerospace field are already discussing using the facility to build new interfaces and engines and to perform composite testing.\"\nTo learn more about or to request use of the Innovation Center, please contact Wayne Bradshaw at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or visit ustar.org.",
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        "raw_content": "Russia\u2019s Pivot to Eurasia And The Battle For Ukraine\nBy Kirill Muradov | Via East Asia Forum\nMembers of non-government public movement Nastup (\u2018The attack\u2019) burn goods made in Russia during their protest in front of the Russian embassy building in Kiev, Ukraine, 16 August 2013. The Customs Service of the Russian Federation put all Ukrainian imports on the list of potentially dangerous goods, which halted the shipment of goods from Ukraine for an indefinite. (Photo by EPA/SERGEY DOLZHENKO via East Asia Forum)\nNearly one year after the APEC Summit in Vladivostok, Russia\u2019s trade policy focus seems to have drifted away from the Asia Pacific. Russia has reverted to a relatively silent profile in APEC, showed ambivalence towards the economic dialogue with ASEAN, and suspended negotiations for an FTA with New Zealand after the last negotiating round was held in July 2012.\nThere may be various reasons for this change of direction, including a lack of interest among Russian businesses, persistent inertia of trade officials and, of course, the feeble economy of the Pacific part of Russia, the Far East. But one crucial underlying fact is that Russia tends to identify itself as a Eurasian rather than Asia Pacific or European economy. Russia is therefore attempting to create an enlarged economic community in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) region: the nucleus for a future \u2018common economic space from Lisbon to Vladivostok\u2019.\nThe Customs Union of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia originated in the mid-1990s as the Eurasian Economic Community, and was one in a series of attempts to re-connect formerly borderless Soviet economic areas. Eventually expanding to include the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan, it remained a nominal arrangement until 2010 when the trilateral Customs Union came into being and effectively delayed Russia\u2019s WTO membership by approximately two years. The Customs Union is expected to evolve into the Single Economic Space \u2014 a common market of goods, services, labour and capital \u2014 by 2015 and into a Eurasian Economic Union afterwards. References to an EU model and Russia\u2019s overt dominance are features of this ongoing economic integration.\nPolicymakers in Moscow realize that for this arrangement to acquire critical mass, it is essential to include Ukraine, the second-largest economy in the region. Ukraine, however, has been reluctant to engage in deeper integration with Russia. Instead, Kiev opted to accede to the WTO earlier in 2008, and to negotiate high-standard FTAs to promote its trade policy objectives by signing with the European Free Trade Association and negotiating with Singapore, Canada, the EU and Turkey. Ukraine has also an old-style FTA with Russia effective since 1994. In 2011, most CIS members signed a new plurilateral FTA that replaced an out-dated regional agreement of 1994. However, this old-style FTA did not prevent trade wars between the two countries.\nIn late 2011, Ukraine and the EU concluded the talks for an Association Agreement of which a deep and comprehensive FTA was the core component. A Trade Sustainability Impact Assessment commissioned by the EU predicted that the Agreement would result in additional economic growth for Ukraine, equivalent to a year\u2019s normal economic growth (5.3 per cent) under a deep FTA scenario. In contrast, a similar study in 2012 funded by the Eurasian Development Bank, and backed by Russia, predicted a 6 per cent of GDP gain for Ukraine if it joined the Belarus\u2013Kazakhstan\u2013Russia Customs Union as opposed to a loss of 1.5 per cent of GDP if Ukraine signed an FTA with the EU.\nOn 15 May 2013, the EU Commission announced that the EU\u2013Ukraine Association Agreement might be signed at the Eastern Partnership Summit in Vilnius in November 2013. 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Putin confirmed, though in less rigid terms, that Russia and its Customs Union partners would consider \u2018protective measures\u2019 if Ukraine pursued trade liberalization with the EU.\nThose warnings are unlikely to help Russia win the battle over Ukraine, and the conclusion of the Association Agreement is still well on track. Eurasian integration has been dealt a further blow as Armenia and Moldova have their respective FTAs with the EU ready for signing. Therefore, the most likely, and probably the only, candidates for the Customs Union are the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan. Even this regional configuration faces uncertain prospects, as Russia\u2019s partners may be unhappy with its governing style, while the rising sentiment in Russia against immigrant workers, predominantly the free flow of labour from CIS neighbors, is a growing issue.\nRussia\u2019s Eurasian choice has significant implications for its trade policy towards the Asia Pacific. 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        "raw_content": "I first became acquainted with the beaches here in Dalmatia last year. When I landed in Split last August of 2017, I immediately had to take a bus to Rijeka, then on to Istria. Catching glimpses of the sea along the coastline was almost torture, knowing that I had to be on a hot bus for the next 6 hours or so, heading inland.\nI wanted so badly to swim in that sea. It looked like heaven.\nAs I was soon to find out, it was.\nA few months later, I had my first swim in Hvar. Oh, my. I\u2019m not sure how to describe this experience. The water was clear and warm. The first beach was pebbly and I had to wear shoes, because apparently, I don\u2019t have the \u201ctough feet\u201d of natives from this area who can walk on small stones without pain. But it hardly mattered.\nI was swimming in the Adriatic. And it\u2019s NOT an overrated experience by a long shot. 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What is amazing to me is that the shore on this island isn\u2019t about a sandy resort beach that (necessarily) requires parking, entry fees, and segregated swimming areas. Just a stretch of beach that was a normal part of my almost daily walk to Tommy, the local grocery chain. There were times when I was the only one on the beach.\nOn these walks I\u2019ve witnessed gorgeous sunny days with calm, clear waters, rainbows and magical lighting which can accurately be described as a photographers dream, and cold, \u201cbura\u201d days in which I was sure I was the only one outside.. let alone walking along the shore, standing on a dock, mesmerized by the incoming waves crashing against the shore.\nWhat makes Croatia\u2019s beaches (and sea) so unique?\nFirst of all, its location. Croatia\u2019s coast is rich with protected inlets and 1246 islands. That\u2019s a lot of shoreline. Over 4,000 km total!\nCroatia has long stretches of un-interrupted coast. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cThat potentially could have a negative impact on those local communities or the state of Michigan as a whole\u2026\u201d\nThe Michigan Department of Treasury\u2019s Rod Taylor speaks to a group in the Upper Peninsula in June of this year about the fiscal health of local communities and Public Act 202 of 2017, which enacted stricter monitoring of local pension and OPEB systems.\nLocal governments are considered under-funded by the state if they have pension systems that are funded less than 60 percent and if they have other post-employment benefits (OPEB) systems \u2013 which largely consist of retiree health care benefits \u2014 that are funded less than 40 percent.\nRod Taylor is division administrator for the Community Engagement and Finance Division of the Michigan Department of Treasury. He says it\u2019s a problem that could have big implications for those communities and the state.\n\u201cThat potentially could have a negative impact on those local communities or the state of Michigan as a whole in terms of our credit rating or the overall economic vitality of the state,\u201d said Taylor.\n\u201cIt\u2019s important for those communities and it\u2019s important for those employees in those communities. So, it\u2019s trying to bring light to that larger issue.\u201d\nHe says many local governments are making progress toward addressing those problems.\n\u201cThe vast majority of them have understood the potential risk that\u2019s out there and have started to make some significant positive changes to address their underfunded status.\u201d\nThe state created more aggressive methods for monitoring the health of communities\u2019 pension and health care systems last year. Taylor says that new law, Public Act 202 of 2017, has helped most local governments with under-funded systems make positive changes in the last year.\n\u201cThe vast majority of them have understood the potential risk that\u2019s out there and have started to make some significant positive changes to address their underfunded status,\u201d said Taylor.\nTaylor said 883 total communities have reported the status of their funds to Treasury for the 2017 year. 28 percent of those communities are in under-funded status.",
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        "raw_content": "Every company has a \"culture\" \u2014 the way they do business, the way they treat their customers, the way they fit into their communities, their attitude towards the environment, their philosophy about the future and so on.\nThe Exchange, also known as the Army & Air Force Exchange Service, is a Department of Defense organization that provides tax-free shopping and services to an exclusive customer base of more than 12 million military members and their families.\nThe Exchange is the 47th top retailer in the U.S. We operate 2,500 facilities on military installations, which include retail stores, restaurants, convenience stores, name-brand franchises and more. We also maintain an extensive Web presence that includes specialty online vendors, as well as more than 18 million items for sale.\nWe go where they go in an effort to serve the people who serve us. Unlike other businesses, the Exchange gives two-thirds of its earnings to the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines through Morale, Welfare and Recreation programs, which include bowling alleys, movie theaters, day care facilities \u2013 just to name a few.\nThe Exchange is keenly aware that a diverse workforce makes us a stronger community. Of our more than 35,000 associate base, we embrace associates from all ethnic and social backgrounds. Because diversity has been an integral part of our company\u2019s mission and critical to the organization\u2019s success, it is interwoven into the fabric of our business.\nYou do not have to join the military to work for the Exchange. Likewise, we are not part of the military nor are we a military organization. We are a part of the Department of Defense and we are a non-appropriated fund government entity. That means that we receive part of our budget (about 2%) from the U.S. government. The rest of our operating budget is generated from our own sales of goods and services.\nEmail me jobs from AAFES",
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        "raw_content": "Inverness woman charged with 1979 murder of husband\nPosted 7:14 PM, May 9, 2013, by Anne Marie Saviano and Marcella Raymond, Updated at 07:16PM, May 9, 2013\nA woman has been charged with the murder of her husband from 34 years ago.\nJacquelyn Greco was arrested in Michigan back in March.\nShe is currently being held without bond in Cook County.\nGreco is accused of hiring two hit men to go into her home in Northwest suburban Inverness in 1979.\nShe and her children were tied up, while her husband was shot and killed.\nTwo years ago, investigators re-opened the case.\nProsecutors say Greco wanted her husband dead, so she could keep his money.\nThe gunmen were never arrested.\nGreco\u2019s children insist that prosecutors have settled on the wrong person.\nThey are seeking to raise money for her defense.\nWGN-TV\u2019s Marcella Raymond spoke with the victim\u2019s brother, Mike Gaimari and asked him how he felt about Greco\u2019s arrest.\nGaimari said \u201cI\u2019m shocked. I\u2019m shocked that it came to this and it\u2019s her.\u201d\nChicago architect charged in girlfriend\u2019s strangling death\nChicago woman found in garbage can allegedly murdered by son",
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        "raw_content": "where.ca > Royal Alexandra Theatre\nShaping Sound Dance Company Brings Bold New Moves to Toronto\nThe members of Shaping Sound\nJUNE 15 Experience an exhilarating mash-up of contemporary music and dance as Shaping Sound presents its first-ever live national tour. Created by and starring Emmy-nominated choreographers Travis Wall, Nick Lazzarini, Teddy Forance and Kyle Robinson\u2014you know them best from So You Think You Can Dance\u2014the show fuses hip-hop, jazz, ballet and modern dance steps in a dynamic display of grace, speed and strength. Royal Alexandra Theatre, 7 p.m., $39 to $89; call 416-872-1212 or see mirvish.com for more information. \u2014Macrina Smart\nFeel the Rhythm as Stomp Returns to Toronto\nThe clangers and bangers of Stomp return to Toronto this April (photo: Steve McNicholas)\nAPRIL 16 TO 21 Your heartbeat won\u2019t be the only pulse you feel when the explosive Stomp returns to Toronto for a limited engagement. Using matchboxes, broomsticks, garbage cans, hubcaps and more, each member of the eight-piece percussion troupe contributes their distinctive voice\u2014truly becoming one with their everyday \u201cinstruments\u201d\u2014to build a cohesive and invigorating rhythm. After more than two decades on stages around the world, this unique physical-theatre staple remains a must-see show for audiences of all ages. Royal Alexandra Theatre, $25 to $99; call 416-872-1212 or click here for showtimes and to buy. \u2014Macrina Smart\nHot Date: Backbeat and the Original Beatles\nphoto by Nobby Clark\nJULY 21 TO SEPTEMBER 2 Relive the often-overlooked story of how five Liverpudlians went to Hamburg and soon after became the world\u2019s greatest rock \u2018n\u2019 roll band. Backbeat follows the original members of The Beatles and the fractious relationships that eventually turned the quintet\u2014John, Paul and George, yes, but also Pete Best and Stuart Sutcliffe\u2014into the Fab Four we know today. Complete with early classics like \u201cLove Me Do,\u201d \u201cTwist and Shout\u201d and \u201cLong Tall Sally,\u201d this musical is a must for any Beatles fan. Royal Alexandra Theatre, Tuesday to Saturday 8 p.m., Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m., $36 to $130; call 416-872-1212 or click here for further details.\nHot Date: Kathleen Turner Says the Drugs Don\u2019t Work in High\nphoto by Larry Nagler\nMAY 8 TO 13 A story of human frailty and the promise of redemption unfolds with devastating power as two-time Golden Globe winner Kathleen Turner steps onto the stage in High. In a critically acclaimed performance, Turner embodies Sister Jamison Connelly, who sponsors a teenage drug addict\u2019s long and treacherous road to recovery. But in taking on the dual roles of rehab counselor and a woman of religious conviction, the nun finds her own faith sorely tested. 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Royal Alexandra Theatre, $25 to $99; call 416-872-1212 or click here for showtimes and tickets.\nWeekend Roundup, September 16 to 18\nFriday: Paul Gross and Kim Cattrall debut in No\u00ebl Coward's Private Lives\nKim Cattrall and Paul Gross trade the silver screen for the big stage in the Toronto engagement of Private Lives. This straight-from-London production of No\u00ebl Coward\u2019s comedy classic opens tonight at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.\nDiscover Ukrainian culture at the Toronto Ukrainian Festival. The event kicks off tonight and runs all weekend in Bloor West Village. 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Royal Alexandra Theatre, $35 to $130; call 416-872-1212 or click here for showtimes and tickets.\nHot Date: Carrie Fisher\u2019s Juicy Tell-All\nCarrie Fisher in Wishful Drinking (photo by Joan Marcus)\nJULY 12 TO AUGUST 21 All-around talented film star, best-selling novelist and acclaimed screenwriter Carrie Fisher brings her award-winning show, Wishful Drinking to Toronto. Best known for her role\u2014and hairdo\u2014as Princess Leia in the original Star Wars trilogy, Fisher tells the story of her life as a Hollywood celebrity with a wry, witty tone sure to make you laugh. Royal Alexandra Theatre, Tuesday to Saturday 8 p.m., Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m., $35 to $99; call 416-872-1212 or click here to buy.\nHot Date: Theatre in the Buff\nAPRIL 15 TO MAY 28 Prepare for another taste of English theatrical fare. Like the current success of Billy Elliot the Musical, the heartening and hilarious Calendar Girls is adapted from a hit British film. 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More than 120 Canadians have been honoured since 1998, including actors William Shatner and Mike Myers, directors David Cronenberg and Ivan Reitman, singers Joni Mitchell and Diana Krall, and comedian Eugene Levy.\nFIT FOR ROYALTY Named in part for the late Princess Diana, the horseshoe-shaped Princess of Wales Theatre is an example of superior craftsmanship: Venetian terrazzo floors, mahogany from Africa adorning the arches and handrails, glass and tile mosaics, and more than 10,000 square feet of murals by American artist Frank Stella covering the ceiling, proscenium arch, lounges and lobbies. Over the years, Tony Award\u2013winning productions such as The Lion King, The Phantom of the Opera and Miss Saigon have played here to rousing applause. Next month the curtain rises on Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Musical.\nA CENTURY OF SHOWS The oldest continuously operating theatre in North America, the Royal Alexandra Theatre is as known for its beaux-arts style architecture as it is for the esteemed names who have taken to its stage: \u00c9dith Piaf, Orson Welles and Martin Short have all made audiences laugh, cry and burst into thunderous applause. The venue itself is impressively appointed with Italian marble, carved walnut and cherrywood, gilded plaster and crystal chandeliers. Presently, the 1980s hair-metal love story Rock of Ages is bringing down the house.\nAPPEALING TO THE EARS The unique, curvilinear glass exterior of Roy Thomson Hall makes it an oft-photographed site. But the home of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra is more than just a pretty facade. Renovations in 2002 made it one of the city\u2019s most acoustically stellar concert halls. The TSO kicks off its 89th season with Mahler\u2019s Resurrection Symphony no. 2 on September 23. Soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian, mezzo-soprano Susan Platts and the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir help bring the piece to life.\nSYMBOL IN THE SKY The CN Tower may have lost the title of world\u2019s tallest free-standing structure, but it remains the pinnacle of this city\u2019s unique skyline. At a commanding 553.33 metres tall, this communication tower\u2014built by the Canadian National Railway in 1972\u2014offers aerial views from several vantage points. The SkyPod presides over an unparalleled view at 447 metres, while upscale restaurant 360 dishes up a revolving panorama at 351 metres.\nSPORTS CENTRAL Adjacent to the CN Tower is another iconic element of Toronto\u2019s downtown landscape. 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        "raw_content": "Difference between revisions of \"Turkey\"\nEarth : Europe : Turkey\n(\u2192\u200eStay healthy)\n(Kazakhstan nationals are grante 90 days stay (each 180 days))\nNationals of [[Albania]], [[Andorra]], [[Argentina]], [[Belize]], [[Bolivia]],, [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], [[Brazil]], [[Brunei]], [[Bulgaria]], [[Chile]], [[Colombia]], [[Czech Republic]], [[Denmark]], [[Ecuador]], [[El Salvador]], [[Estonia]],\n[[Finland]], [[France]], [[Georgia]], [[Germany]], [[Greece]], [[Guatemala]], [[Rome/Vatican|Holy See]], [[Honduras]], [[Hong Kong]], [[Hungary]], [[Iceland]], [[Iran]], [[Israel]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Jordan]], [[Kosovo]], [[Kyrgyzstan]], [[Lebanon]], [[Liechtenstein]], [[Lithuania]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Macedonia]], [[Malaysia]], [[Monaco]], [[Montenegro]], [[Morocco]], [[Moldova]], [[New Zealand]], [[Nicaragua]], [[Panama]], [[Paraguay]], [[Peru]], [[Qatar]], [[Romania]], [[Saint Kitts and Nevis]], [[San Marino]], [[Serbia]], [[Seychelles]], [[Singapore]], [[Slovakia]], [[Slovenia]], [[South Korea]], [[Sweden]], [[Switzerland]], [[Trinidad and Tobago]], [[Tunisia]], [[Ukraine]], [[Uruguay]] and [[Venezuela]] may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. A national ID is accepted in lieu of a passport for citizens of France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, [[Northern Cyprus]] Switzerland and [[Ukraine]].\n[[Finland]], [[France]], [[Georgia]], [[Germany]], [[Greece]], [[Guatemala]], [[Rome/Vatican|Holy See]], [[Honduras]], [[Hong Kong]], [[Hungary]], [[Iceland]], [[Iran]], [[Israel]], [[Italy]], [[Japan]], [[Jordan]], [[Kazakhstan]], [[Kosovo]], [[Kyrgyzstan]], [[Lebanon]], [[Liechtenstein]], [[Lithuania]], [[Luxembourg]], [[Macedonia]], [[Malaysia]], [[Monaco]], [[Montenegro]], [[Morocco]], [[Moldova]], [[New Zealand]], [[Nicaragua]], [[Panama]], [[Paraguay]], [[Peru]], [[Qatar]], [[Romania]], [[Saint Kitts and Nevis]], [[San Marino]], [[Serbia]], [[Seychelles]], [[Singapore]], [[Slovakia]], [[Slovenia]], [[South Korea]], [[Sweden]], [[Switzerland]], [[Trinidad and Tobago]], [[Tunisia]], [[Ukraine]], [[Uruguay]] and [[Venezuela]] may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. A national ID is accepted in lieu of a passport for citizens of France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, [[Northern Cyprus]] Switzerland and [[Ukraine]].\nNationals of [[Russia]] may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 60 days within a 180-day period.\nNationals of [[Azerbaijan]], [[Belarus]], [[Costa Rica]], [[Kazakhstan]], [[Latvia]], [[Macau]], [[Mongolia]], [[Tajikistan]], [[Thailand]], [[Turkmenistan]] and [[Uzbekistan]] may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 30 days within a 180-day period.\nNationals of [[Azerbaijan]], [[Belarus]], [[Costa Rica]], [[Latvia]], [[Macau]], [[Mongolia]], [[Tajikistan]], [[Thailand]], [[Turkmenistan]] and [[Uzbekistan]] may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 30 days within a 180-day period.\nNationals of [[Cyprus|'Greek' Cyprus]] who reside in Northern Cyprus and directly arrive from Ercan or the ports of Famagusta, Kyrenia, or Karavostassi may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.\n1.3.1 Official holidays\n1.3.2 Religious holidays\n5.1.1 Visa-free\n5.1.2 eVisa\n5.1.3 Conditional e-Visa\n5.2.1 Sabiha G\u00f6k\u00e7en Airport (SAW)\n6.5 Police Checkpoints\n6.5.3 Repair shops\n6.5.4 Renting a car\n6.10 On foot\n8.1 Ancient ruins and architectural heritage\n10.1 What to buy?\n11.2 Desserts\n11.3 Breakfast\n13.1 Smoking ban\n14.2 Hostels and guesthouses\n14.3 Agritourism\n14.4 Camping and RV-camping\n17.1 Other Information\n17.2 Tourism Police\n19.1 Things to do\n19.3 Other things to watch for\n19.4 Mosques\n19.5 Gay and lesbian travelers\nCurrency T\u00fcrk Liras\u0131/Turkish Lira\nLanguage Turkish (official); Kurdish, Zaza, Arabic, Azeri, Laz\nReligion Muslim (Sunni majority and Alevi minority) majority with small minorities of Eastern Rite Christians, Jews, Agnostics, and Atheists.\nInternet TLD .tr\nEmergencies dial 155 for police\n110 for fire\n112 or 911 for medical\n[Turkey] (Turkish: T\u00fcrkiye) is on the Mediterranean, in the Anatolian region of West Eurasia, in spite of the fact that it is associated as an integral part of the Greater Middle East region respectively, due to the social and religious affiliation, even though it is towards culturally sometimes considered European orientated, with a small section in Southeastern Europe separated by the Turkish Straits (Bosphorus, Sea of Marmara, and Dardanelles). With the Black Sea to the north and the Aegean Sea in the west and Mediterranean Sea to the southwest, Turkey is surrounded by Bulgaria and Greece to the west, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia to the northeast, Syria, Iraq and Iran to the southeast.\nThere is evidence that the bed of the Black Sea was once an inhabited plain, before it was flooded in prehistoric times by rising sea levels. Mount Ararat (A\u011fr\u0131 Da\u011f\u0131), at 5,165 m is the country's highest point and legendary landing place of Noah's Ark, lies in the mountains on the far eastern edge of the country.\nTurkey is 37th largest country out of a list of 195. At just over 750,000 square kilometers, Turkey is larger than some European travel countries such as Italy, France, Germany also the UK, two times than California, more than three times the size of the United Kingdom and slightly larger than Texas. However, in terms of the variety of terrain and diversity of plant life, Turkey exhibits the characteristics of a small continent. There are, for example, some 10,000 plant species in the country (compared with some 13,000 in all of Europe) \u2014 one in three of which is endemic to Turkey. Indeed, there are more species in Istanbul Province (2,000) than in the whole of the United Kingdom. While many people know of Turkey's rich archaeological heritage, it possesses an equally valuable array of ecosystems \u2014 peat bogs, heathlands, steppes, and coastal plains. Turkey possesses much forest (about a quarter of the land) but, as importantly, some half of the country is a semi-natural landscape that has not been entirely remodeled by man.\nWhile it may sound like a tourism brochure clich\u00e9, Turkey really is a curious mix of the west and the east\u2014you may swear you were in a Balkan country or in Greece when in northwestern and western parts of the country (except that Byzantine-influenced churches are substituted with Byzantine-influenced mosques), which are indeed partly inhabited by people from Balkan countries, who immigrated during the turmoil before, during, and after WWI, while southeastern reaches of the country exhibit little if any cultural differences from Turkey's southern and eastern neighbors. Influences from the Caucasus add to the mix in the northeast part of the country. It can be simply put that Turkey is the most oriental of western nations, or, depending on the point of view, the most occidental of eastern nations.\nPerhaps one thing common to all of the country is Islam, the faith of the bulk of the population. However, interpretation of it varies vastly across the country: many people in northwestern and western coasts are fairly liberal about the religion (being nominal Muslims sometimes to the point of being irreligious), while folk of the central steppes are far more conservative (don't expect to find a Saudi Arabia or an Afghanistan even there, though). The rest of the country falls somewhere in between, with the coastal regions being relatively liberal while inland regions are relatively conservative as a general rule. The largest religious minority in the country are the Alevites, who constitute up to 20% of the population and who subscribe to a form of Islam closer to that of the Shiite version of Islam and practice Shamanistic rituals of ancient Turks. Other religious minorities\u2014the Greek Orthodox, Armenian Apostolic, Jews, Syriac Oriental Orthodox, and Roman Catholics, the latter of whom mainly settled in Turkey within the last 500 years from Western European countries\u2014once numerous across the country, are now mostly confined to the large cities of Istanbul and Izmir, or parts of Southeastern Anatolia in the case of the Syriac Oriental Orthodox. Despite its large Muslim majority population, Turkey officially remains a secular country, with no declared state religion.\nThe savvy traveller should remember that when travelling into, in or around Turkey there are several holidays to keep in mind as they can cause delays in travel, traffic congestion, booked up accommodations and crowded venues. Banks, offices and businesses are closed during official holidays and traffic intensifies during all of the following holidays so do your research before you visit. Do not be put off by these holidays, it is not that difficult and often quite interesting to travel during Turkish holidays, simply plan ahead as much as possible.\n1 Jan: New Year's Day (Y\u0131lba\u015f\u0131)\n23 Apr: National Sovereignty and Children's Day (Ulusal Egemenlik ve \u00c7ocuk Bayram\u0131) \u2014 anniversary of the establishment of the Turkish Grand National Assembly\n1 May: Labour and Solidarity Day (Emek ve Dayan\u0131\u015fma G\u00fcn\u00fc, also unofficially known as \u0130\u015f\u00e7i Bayram\u0131, i.e. Worker's Day) was long banned as a holiday for almost 40 years and only restarted as a national holiday in 2009 because in years past it usually degenerated into violence. The wary traveller would be advised to not get caught in the middle of a May Day parade or gathering.\n19 May: Atat\u00fcrk Commemoration and Youth & Sports Holiday (Atat\u00fcrk'\u00fc Anma Gen\u00e7lik ve Spor Bayram\u0131) \u2014 the arrival of Atat\u00fcrk in Samsun, and the beginning of the War of Independence\n30 Aug: Victory Day (Zafer Bayram\u0131) \u2014 Celebration of the end of the war for Turkish Independence over invasion forces. A big Armed Forces day and display of military might by huge military parades.\n29 Oct: Republic Day (Cumhuriyet Bayram\u0131 or Ekim Yirmidokuz) is anniversary of the declaration of Turkish Republic. If it falls on a Thursday for example, Friday and the weekend should be considered in your travel plans. October 29 is the official end of the tourist season in many resorts in Mediterranean Turkey and usually there is a huge celebration at the town squares.\n10 Nov, 09:05 \u2014 Traffic usually stops and sirens blare for two minutes starting at 09:05, the time when Atat\u00fcrk, founder of the Turkish Republic, died in Dolmabah\u00e7e Palace in Istanbul in 1938. That moment in time is officially observed throughout the country but businesses and official places are not closed for the day. However, do not be surprised if you are on the street, you hear a loud boom and all of a sudden people and traffic stop on the sidewalks and streets for a moment of silence in observance of this event.\nRamadan (Ramazan in Turkish) is a month long time of fasting, prayer and celebration during which pious Muslims neither drink nor eat anything, even water, from sun up to sun down. Businesses, banks and official places are not closed during this time. In some parts of Turkey, such as most of inland and eastern locations as locals are more conservative than people in the rest of the country, it is considered to be bad taste to eat snacks or drink sodas in front of locals in public places or transport\u2014to be completely on the safe side, watch how local folk act\u2014but restaurants are usually open and it is no problem to eat in them as usual, though some restaurant owners use it as an opportunity for a much-needed vacation (or renovation) and shut their business completely for 30 days. However, you will unlikely see any closed establishment in big cities, central parts of the cities, and touristy towns of western and southern Turkey. At sunset, call for prayer and a cannon boom, fasting observers immediately sit down for iftar, their first meal of the day. Banks, businesses and official places are NOT closed during this time.\nThe dates of these religious festivals change according to the Muslim lunar calendar and thus occur 10-11 days (the exact difference between Gregorian and Lunar calendars is 10 days and 21 hrs) earlier each year:\n\u015eeker/Ramazan Bayram\u0131\nTurkey's Republic Day, a major patriotic holiday, with travel effects through 30 Oct.\nDuring both religious holidays, many cities (but not all) provide free public transport (these do not include privately owned minibuses, dolmu\u015fes, taxis, or inter-city buses). This depends on the place and time. For example, Istanbul's public transport authority provided free transport in Eid-ul Fitr 2008, but not in Eid-ul Adha 2008 when passengers had to pay a discounted rate. For some years, it was all free in both holidays, while in some others there was no discount at all. To be sure, check whether other passengers use a ticket/token or not.\nThe region around the Sea of Marmara, including Istanbul, has a transitional climate between an oceanic climate and a semi-Mediterranean climate, but it does rain, albeit not a lot, during the very warm summer (as showers which tend to last for 15-30 minutes). Its winters are colder than those of the western and southern coasts. Snow is common at coastal areas, although it doesn't stay on the ground for long and is limited to only a few days every winter. The water temperature in the Sea of Marmara is also colder than the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, with the water temperature reaching only between 20\u00b0 and 24\u00b0C during the summer (June, July and August) and the swimming season is restricted to those summer months.\nGreek and Roman ruins between azure sea on one side and silvery olive groves on the other\nAnkara (Ancyra) \u2014 the capital of Turkey and its second largest city\nAntalya (Attalia) \u2014 the fastest growing city, hub to an array of beach resorts\nBodrum (Halicarnassus) \u2014 a trendy coastal town in the Southern Aegean which turns into a crowded city in season when it serves as a playground for Turkish and international holidaymakers alike, featuring a citadel, Roman ruins, trendy clubs and a number of villages surrounding the peninsula each with a different character from classy to rustic\nBursa \u2014 the first capital of the Ottoman Empire\nEdirne (Adrianople) \u2014 the second capital of the Ottoman Empire\nIstanbul (Constantinople) \u2014 Turkey's largest city, the former capital of both the Ottoman and Byzantine Empires, and the only major city in the world to straddle two continents\nIzmir (Smyrna) \u2014 Turkey's third largest city\nKonya (Iconium) \u2014 a quite large city that is the heartland of mystic Sufi order, the site of Rumi's tomb, and with some elegant Seljuq architecture, all surrounded by vast steppes\nTrabzon \u2014 the wonderful S\u00fcmela Monastery is just outside the city and it is a great gateway to exploring the Turkish Northeast\nUrfa (Edessa) \u2014 magical city with beautiful architecture and extremely friendly locals at the gates of Eastern World; where Turkish, Kurdish, Arabic, and Persian cultures mingle\nFlying over the turquoise waters in \u00d6l\u00fcdeniz\nS\u00fcmela \u2014 stunning monastery on the cliffs of a mountain, a must-see on any trip to the northeast coast\nTurkey has a complicated visa policy - more so than that of the Schengen Area.\nUpdate October 2017: Both the United States and Turkey have suspended all non-immigrant visa services for travel between the two countries. For Americans, the only way to obtain a visa is now by applying for a visa on arrival at an airport, and they have to have spent at least 24 hours in a third country before arriving in Turkey.\nUpdate January 2018: The United States has resumed issuing tourist visas to Turkish citizens, and Turkey is expected to reciprocate. In the meantime, US citizens can enter Turkey with a visa on arrival at airports as long as the flight does not originate from the US.\nUpdate June 2018: United States citizens can now apply for both e-Visa or visa on arrival in Turkey, regardless of where the flight originates. [1]\nNationals of Northern Cyprus do not require a visa to enter Turkey, and may reside, study, and work indefinitely.\nNationals of Albania, Andorra, Argentina, Belize, Bolivia,, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Chile, Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Holy See, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malaysia, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, Moldova, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Qatar, Romania, Saint Kitts and Nevis, San Marino, Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Ukraine, Uruguay and Venezuela may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. A national ID is accepted in lieu of a passport for citizens of France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Northern Cyprus Switzerland and Ukraine.\nNationals of Russia may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 60 days within a 180-day period.\nNationals of Azerbaijan, Belarus, Costa Rica, Latvia, Macau, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Thailand, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 30 days within a 180-day period.\nNationals of 'Greek' Cyprus who reside in Northern Cyprus and directly arrive from Ercan or the ports of Famagusta, Kyrenia, or Karavostassi may enter Turkey visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.\nNationals of Syria - provided they arrive by land directly from Syria to Turkey and pass through official ports of entry - are also exempt from visas.\nNationals of the following nations can obtain e-Visas online prior to arrival or via interactive kiosks placed in Turkish airports:\nNationals of Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Austria, the Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Hong Kong (BN(O) passport holders only), Ireland, Jamaica, Kuwait, Maldives, Malta, the Netherlands, [[Nepal]Norway, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Suriname, United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom will be granted multiple-entry e-Visas valid for 90 days within a 180-day period. A national ID is accepted in lieu of a passport for citizens of Belgium, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain. Nationals of Belgium and Portugal are also allowed to enter with an expired passport (up to 5 years beyond expiry date).\nNationals of Armenia, 'Greek' Cyprus, China (PRC), East Timor, Fiji, Indonesia, Mauritius, Mexico and Taiwan will be granted a single entry e-visa valid for 30 days within a 180-day period.\nConditional e-Visa\nNationals of Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, C\u00f4te d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, the Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, India, Iraq, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, S\u00e3o Tom\u00e9 and Pr\u00edncipe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia and Zimbabwe will be granted a single entry e-visa valid for 30 days within a 180-day period, provided that the following conditions are met:\nAll citizens, except for the citizens of Gabon and Zambia, must hold a valid physical (not electronic) visa or residence permit for Ireland, the Schengen Area, the United Kingdom or the United States. Egyptian citizens who are under 20 or over 45 years old do not need to fulfil this requirement.\nAll citizens, except for the citizens of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and the Philippines, must hold a return ticket with Turkish Airlines or Pegasus Airlines. Citizens of Egypt may also travel on flights operated by Egypt Air or Onur Air.\nAll citizens falling into the conditional e-Visa category must prove that they have a hotel reservation and adequate financial means (US$50 per day).\nAll other nationals not falling into any of the above categories must apply for a Turkish visa at a Turkish diplomatic mission. More information can be found at the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. Americans are not currently able to apply for visas at Turkish posts in the USA.\nTurkey's primary international gateway by air is Istanbul's Atat\u00fcrk International Airport. Ankara's Esenbo\u011fa Airport handles a comparatively limited selection of international flights, and there are also direct charters to Mediterranean resort hot spots like Antalya in the peak summer and winter seasons. In 2005 customs at Istanbul international airport was rearranged to the effect that one is now required to go through customs and \"enter the country\" there, rather than first travel to a regional destination and pass customs there. Luggage will generally travel to the final destination without further ado, but on occasion you may have to point it out to be sure it will be transported on. The information given by flight attendants in the incoming flight may not be adequate so until the procedure is changed (it is supposed to be only temporary) it is wise to inquire on Istanbul airport. Since one must pass security again for any inland flight, it is advisable to hurry and not spend too much time in transit. There are also some other regional airports which receive a limited number of flights from abroad, especially from Europe and especially during the high season (Jun-Sep).\nSabiha G\u00f6k\u00e7en Airport (SAW)\nOf special interest to those travelling on low-cost carriers, this airport is situated some 50 km east of Istanbul's Taksim Square on the Asian side of Istanbul. Airlines servicing this airport include EasyJet, Germanwings, Condor, THY (Turkish Airlines) and many more. It may be interesting to point out that there is the possibility of catching a plane from Emirates' budget carrier Air Arabia to Sharjah in the [United Arab Emirates]] and from there to India for a very competitive price. All those low-cost options though, entail departure and arrival times in the middle of the night.\nYou can still travel from Europe to Turkey by train, although these days this is more of historical or perhaps even romantic interest than fast or practical. The famed Orient Express from London now travels no further than Vienna, but you can take the daily TransBalkan from Budapest (Hungary) via Bucharest (Romania), a two-night journey with a scheduled 3-hour stop in Bucharest. 1st/2nd class sleepers and couchettes are available, but the train lacks a restaurant car so stock up on supplies. From/to Greek stations there are two daily services, from Istanbul to the border station of Pythion every morning and from Istanbul to Thessaloniki every night. (Due to budget cuts by the Greek government, the services to/from Greece has been suspended indefinitely since 13th February 2011.) There are also daily trains to Istanbul from Sofia (Bulgaria), and in summer months Belgrade (Serbia). Motorail service is provided from Villach (Austria) to Edirne (Turkey) by Optima Express http://www.optimatours.de/index.php?lang=EN\nFrom Middle East, there are also once-weekly services from Tabriz and Tehran in Iran to Van and Istanbul, via Ankara. (Due to railtrack renovations, for at least two years from February 2012 on, Istanbul's Asian station will receive no services. As such, the western terminus of Trans-Asia Express, which provides service between Iran and Turkey, has now been shifted to Ankara.) While direct Istanbul-Damascus service has been discontinued for some time now, there are still once or twice weekly trains between southern cities of Mersin, Adana, and Gaziantep and the Syrian city of Aleppo. There had also been a train connecting Gaziantep with Mosul in Iraq, but it was suspended shortly after it was inaugurated and does not seem to come back into service, at least not in the foreseeable future.\nA convenient connection from Western Europe, especially if you want to avoid narrow and perhaps poorly maintained highways of the Balkans, is to take the weekly motorail trains run by EuroTurk Express [2], which depart from Bonn-Beuel station (Germany) every Saturday at noon, arriving two nights later during the afternoon in \u00c7erkezk\u00f6y, about 100 km northwest of Istanbul or an hour's drive through a high-standard motorway. Fares start at \u20ac139 for passengers, cars at \u20ac279.\nDogubeyazit/Bazerghan This Turkey/Iran border crossing is easily (and fast) done by public transport. Take a bus to Bazerghan and a shared taxi to the border (ca. 2-3$). Cross the border stretch per pedes and catch a a frequent minibus (ca. 5 TL, 15 minutes) to Dogubeyazit. Check the security situation in the region, due to the unsolved PKK conflict.\nThere are also buses from Van to Urmia crossing the Turkey/Iran border at Esendere/Sero. The buses cost app. \u20ac13 and it takes more than 6 hr to finish the 300 km path. That's because of the poor roads, harsh snowy conditions during the winter and also many military checkpoints because of security reasons concerning the P.K.K..\nThis southern route is less frequent than the northern Dogubeyazit/Bazerghan, as it is much slower but therefor a scenic mountainous route. Make sure you get a clear idea about exchange rates if you want to change TL or Rial as the official bank at the border does not exchange these currencies and you have to deal with the plentiful black market.\nThere are no operating bus routes from Turkey to Syria due to a shut down of the border by the Turkish Government.\nThere is also a cargo boat that one can buy tickets for departing from/going to Istanbul Haydarpasa from Odessa Ukraine. Travel time is about 20 hours one way. See Ferries in the Mediterranean.\nMajor cities are served by airlines as well, with reasonable prices, beating the bus travel experience especially over longer distances. Tickets can be conveniently bought at the Istanbul domestic terminal and local ticket offices of Turkish Airlines [3] , Onur Air [4], Pegasus Airlines [5] and Atlasjet [6] among others . Many of the large cities have daily connections to the traffic hubs Ankara and Istanbul, others will have flights on specific days only. Upon arrival at regional airports there will often be a connecting Hava\u015f bus [7] to the city centre, which is much, much cheaper than taking a taxi. They may wait for half an hour, but will be available after the arrival of major flights. In some spots a whole fleet of minibusses will be waiting for an important flight, and then they will head out for cities in the region. For instance, flying to Agri in the East a connecting minibus will head for Dogubeyazit within twenty,thirty minutes or so, so you don't have to travel into Agri first, then wait for a Dogubeyazit bus. Do ask for such easy connections upon arrival!\nTurkey has a very good long-distance bus network with air-conditioned buses, reserved seats and generally good-quality service, at least with the major operators. There are now a few firms providing luxury buses with 1st class seats and service. Standard buses, however, have seats narrower than those of economy class on airplanes. Buses are often crowded, but smoking is strictly prohibited.\nTwo buses with websites (though with poor English support) are:\nMetro Bus [8]\nVaran [9]\nOtogar www.biletim.com.tr - Bus Ticket Search Engine\notobusbileti24 - Bus Firms and Terminals\nBus travel is convenient in Turkey. Go to the Otogar (bus station) in any of the major cities and you can find a bus to almost any destination departing within half an hour, or a couple of hours at the most. Buses are staffed by drivers and a number of assistants. During the ride you will be offered free drinks, a bite or two, and stops will be made every two and a half hours or so at well-stocked road restaurants. The further east you travel, the less frequent buses will be, but even places as far as Dogubeyazit or Van will have regular services to many places hundreds of kilometers away. Only the smallest towns do not have a bus straight to Istanbul or Izmir at least once every two days.\nDon't be surprised if halfway to some strange and far-off destination you are asked out of the bus (your luggage will often be already standing next to it) and transferred to another. The other bus will \"buy\" you, and will bring you to the destination. This may even happen for 'direct' or 'non-stop' tickets.\nSometimes long-haul bus lines will leave you stranded on some ring-road around a city, rather than bringing you to the center. That can be annoying. Inquire ahead (and hope they don't lie). On the other hand, many companies will have \"servis arac\u0131\" or shuttle services to the center, when the Otogar is on the periphery of a city, as they nowadays often are. In some cities these service vehicles are used by many companies combined, and a fleet of them, to different parts of the metropolis, will be waiting. The company may also choose to combine the passengers of multiple buses; meaning that you may have to wait until another bus or two arrives before departing. Keep your ticket ready as proof you were on a bus (though most of these services are run on good faith). In some cities (including Ankara, excluding Istanbul), the municipality have prohibited the use of service buses due to their effect on traffic. In that case, you might have to take a public bus or metro to get to your destination. One should probably avoid using taxis (at least departing from the Otogar) since they usually tend to abuse their monopolistic position by refusing to go to closer destinations, behaving rudely towards the passenger, charging on the night tariff, etc. If you have to take a taxi, it is usually suggested that you do it from outside the bus terminal.\nFez Bus. This is another alternative, a Hop on hop off travel network that links Istanbul to the most popular tourist destinations in western Turkey, and a few other destinations. The buses runs hostel to hostel and have an English speaking tour leader on board. The pass can be purchased for a few days or all summer. Departures are every other day. More expensive than local buses, but could be far less hassle, and offers a different experience. The main office in Istanbul is in Sultanahmet next to the Orient Youth Hostel on Yeni Akbiyik Cd.\nOffering very comfortable and considerably cheap, but on the older lines slower travel compared with the bus, TCDD (Turkish Republic State Railways) operate passenger trains all over the country. However, as Turkey is very mountainous and has fewer than 11,000 km of rail network in the total, many cities and tourist spots are out of rail coverage.\nIstanbul\u2013Ankara rail line is the busiest and the most ridden one. This is now serviced by high speed trains bringing the journey time to less than four and a half hours There are seven departures each way daily on this line, the service is very reliable, and the restaurant car is well stocked with snacks.\nHigh speed train (y\u00fcksek h\u0131zl\u0131 tren, usually shortened to YHT) between Ankara, Istanbul and Eski\u015fehir, (a city lying about 240 km west of Ankara and is off the usual tourist trail in the country, with seven departures back and forth every day.) and between Ankara and Konya is available. The high speed lines have recently been extended to Karaman and are making progress east towards Sivas\nIt is possible to take the fast train from Ankara, and then transfer to the bus provided by TCDD in the Eski\u015fehir station, heading for Bursa.\nRecent rail track renovations all over the country and the subsequent phase outs of many passenger trains mean that there is a less number of destinations you can get to by rail from Istanbul directly compared with a couple of years ago. The major cities with a direct train service from Istanbul are Edirne (from halkali station on the European side, not Pendik), Eski\u015fehir, Konya and Ankara. Servives to other cities are now based from Ankara.Konya, Adana, Kayseri (where Cappadocia is a short bus ride away), Diyarbak\u0131r, Erzurum (a few minutes away from Paland\u00f6ken ski centre), Kars, and Tatvan on the shore of Lake Van. Izmir, is served by sleeper trains from/to Ankara and Istanbul (by changing onto YHT at Eski\u015fehir), Konya in central Turkey, and Band\u0131rma (on the coast of Marmara), and is served by a number of regional trains operating across Aegean Turkey, from Denizli Pamukkale, Sel\u00e7uk Ephesus Balikesir and Manisa.\nRather than a spider web-like system, the usually linear and quite disconnected nature of Turkish railway network means that, if you have a motivation (such as being on budget, or holding a pass such as Inter Rail) for tripping around the country solely by rail, you should prepare yourself for long de-tours and waits on the stations between trains. Getting from Istanbul to Izmir, two of Turkey's largest cities, only by trains, for example, involves either a YHT high speed train to Eski\u015fehir and then switching to another train bound for Izmir there, or taking a fast ferry across the Sea of Marmara to Band\u0131rma and then take the train heading for Izmir there (the latter of which is actually faster than taking a bus to Izmir, although would not certainly be cheaper. TCDD offers combined tickets for this boat+train trip, which are a few liras cheaper than what you would normally pay if you would have bought the tickets seperately).\n1st class tickets are available across the country, and intercity trains are consisted of only 1st class cars. 1st class means a pullman car (which has large leg-rooms between the seats a 2+1 layout so solo travelers have no one siting beside them, and all have air-conditioners nowadays). On the High speed trains there are 2+1 business class wagons and 2+2 standard class wagons. 'Regional trains' do not have numbered seats, and tickets cannot be purchased online. At busy times you may not be able to find a seat for a few stops.\nMany trains have couchettes (Turkish: ku\u015fetli) and sleeping cars (yatakl\u0131 vagon), however even some of the night trains lack one, so ask before choosing your departure. Travelers are recommended to use the Yatakl\u0131 vagon which has 2 beds, a sink, fridge and desk in the cabin. Solo travelers should note that if they book alone, the charge is higher, but they will not have to share with a stranger.\nAlthough none of the regional trains\u2014which operate between nearby cities\u2014have a dining car, most long-distance trains have one. However, dining cars of the trains heading for eastern Turkey may have a limited menu and beverage list or there might be no dining car at all due to the low interest of the passengers of these lines. Have some supplies, especially if you are going to take one of the services to the east, but don\u2019t worry if you don\u2019t have any time to get anything. In the stations where the train stops for 15 minutes or more\u2014which typically are located in big cities lying about three to four hours away from each other\u2014you will find a kiosk or a buffet to buy some snacks and drinks. You can also buy some snacks\u2014or even fresh fruits during spring and summertime\u2014from vendors \u201cjumping\u201d into the cars in smaller stations as well.\nSmoking in any part of any public transport, including trains, has been banned since July 2009 in Turkey, although people having a secret smoke in the toilets is common.\nInter Rail and Balkan Flexipass passes are valid in all trains in Turkey (except international trains operating between Turkish and Iranian/Syrian/Iraqi stations), but holders of these tickets may have to get a seat number before ride, free of charge, especially in the trains that are consisted of only 1st class cars. TCDD also offers Tren Tur pass cards which lets its holder a month of free rail travel on any Turkish train (again, Tren Tur is not accepted in international trains operating between Turkish and Iranian/Syrian/Iraqi stations and the international train operating between Istanbul and the Balkans). Tren Tur card is considerably cheaper than one-zone Interrail tickets, but be sure to get a seat number in the stations before you get into a train that is consisted of only 1st class cars.\nTCDD offers 20% discounted tickets for youths under 26, whether they are students or not. children between 7-13 are 50% reduced, 60-64 year old travelers get 20% reduction, and over 65s a 50% reduction. Until recently anyone entitled to a discounted ticket were required to show a valid student ID on board, but this is no longer the case. There reductions only apply to the basic fare, not the supplements for couchette or sleeper wagons.\nFor reservation and timetables, see Turkish Republic State Railways' website [10].\nBosphorus Bridge, a part of the Turkish highway system, connecting Europe and Asia\nDue to the current situation in Turkey, particularly in the South-East regions and Ankara, police/military checkpoints are common.\nThere are no fees to use the highways except intercity motorways (otoyol). While Turkish highways vary widely in quality and size, the toll motorways have three lanes and are very smooth and fast. Motorways are explicitly signed with distinct green signs and given road numbers prefixed with the letter O. The motorway network currently consists of two lines stretching out to east and west from Istanbul (towards Ankara and Edirne respectively), a network in Central Aegean fanning out of Izmir, and another one connecting the major eastern Mediterranean city of Adana to neighbouring cities in all directions.\nMotorways no longer have toll booths and instead have lanes for automatic (OGS) and pre-paid card (KGS) lanes. Unless you are going to live in Turkey, the refillable KGS card will be what you want.\nThe KGS cards can be purchased in a building at the entrance to the motorway. The building may be on the other side of the motorway in which case you will have to park and cross the motorway on foot. This building will have a window for purchasing a KGS card and putting money on it.\nOnce you have purchased a KGS card and put money on it, drive through the KGS entry lane to the motorway. Place the card in the scanner machine which will display your card's current balance. Upon exiting the motorway, scan the card in the same way and the machine will deduct an amount based on the distance driven.\nIt is also possible to purchase KGS cards at several Turkish banks.\nIn addition to the distance driven, motorway fees also depend on the type of your vehicle. Edirne\u2013Istanbul motorway\u2014about 225 km and the main entry point to Istanbul from Europe\u2014typically costs 3 TL for a car, for example.\nFast ferry, also called \"sea-bus\"\nGreat Explorations [11]offers a 10 day/ 9 night cycling tour along the coast, beginning in Bodrum and finishing in Antalya staying in 3&4-star hotels. By incorporating a 'blue-cruise' between Gocek and Olympos, the busier and hilliest sections are avoided and you get to enjoy a few days exploring the Aegean Sea by yacht.\nThe sole official language of Turkey is Turkish. Turkish is a Latin based alphabet. Turkish is an agglutinative language, native speakers of Indo-European languages generally find it difficult to learn. Since 1928, Turkish is written in a variant of the Latin alphabet (after so many centuries of using the Arabic one, evident in many historical texts and documents) with the additions of \u00e7/\u00c7, \u011f/\u011e, \u0131, \u0130, \u00f6/\u00d6, \u015f/\u015e and \u00fc/\u00dc, and with the exclusions of Q, W and X.\nEnglish is increasingly popular as a foreign language among the younger generation, though proficiency tends to be poor due to a lack of practice and exposure. To improve your chances of being understood, stick to simple words and avoid long sentences. Senior citizens rarely speak English, but they'll try to help you anyway with gestures or similar words. Outside the major cities (Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir) and tourist areas (like Bodrum, Antalya), English is generally nonexistent, so take a phrase book and be prepared for slow communication with a lot of interpretive gestures..\nThanks to migration, even in rural areas most villages will have at least somebody who has worked in Germany and can thus speak German. The same goes for other West-European languages like Dutch (often mistakenly called \"Flemish\" there) or French. Recent immigration from Balkans means there is also a possibility to come across native Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, and Albanian speakers mainly in big cities of western Turkey, but don't count on this.\nStreets of Ala\u00e7at\u0131, Aegean Region\nA week in Southeastern Anatolia \u2014 a week in perhaps the most exotic part of the country, touching all major sights there\nAlong the Troad Coast \u2014 ancient legends intertwine with beautiful landscapes and the deep blue Aegean Sea\nLycian Way \u2014 walk along the remotest section of the country's Mediterranean coast, past ancient cities, forgotten hamlets, and balmy pine forests\nWhile Turkey is rightly renowned for its warm Mediterranean beaches, wintersports, especially skiing, is very much a possibility\u2014and indeed a popular activity\u2014in the mountainous interior of the country between October and April, with a guaranteed stable snowcover and constant below freezing temperatures between December and March. Some more eastern resorts have longer periods of snowcover.\nMost popular wintersports resorts include Uluda\u011f near Bursa, Kartepe near Izmit, Kartalkaya near Bolu, and Ilgaz near Kastamonu in the northwest of the country, Paland\u00f6ken near Erzurum, and Sar\u0131kam\u0131\u015f near Kars in the northeast of the country, and Erciyes near Kayseri in the central part. Sakl\u0131kent near Antalya is touted to be one of the places where you can ski in the morning and swim in the warm waters of Mediterranean down the coast in Antalya in the afternoon, though snowcover period in Sakl\u0131kent is desperately short as not to let this happen every year.\nAdana kebap, a skewer of minced meat spiced with chili and topped with pide bread, a speciality of Adana\nTurkish cuisine combines Mediterranean, Eastern European, Caucasian, and Levantine influences, and is extremely rich. Beef is the most important meat (lamb is also common but pork is very hard to find although not illegal), and eggplant (aubergine), onion, lentil, bean, tomato, garlic, and cucumber are the primary vegetables. An abundance of spices is also used. The main staples are rice (pilav), bulgur wheat and bread, and dishes are typically cooked in vegetable oil or sometimes butter.\nEating on the cheap is mostly done at Kebab stands, which can be found everywhere in Istanbul and other major cities. For the equivalent of a couple dollars, you get a full loaf of bread sliced down the middle, filled with broiled meat, lettuce, onions, and tomatoes. For North Americans familiar with donairs wrapped in pita bread or wraps, you should look for the word \"D\u00fcr\u00fcm\" or \"D\u00fcr\u00fcmc\u00fc\" on the windows of the kebab stands and ask for your donair kebab to be wrapped in a d\u00fcr\u00fcm or lava\u015f bread depending on the region.\nIf you want to really taste the real Turkish food and have time, try to go where the locals go. Usually, restaurants where crowded touristic places and serving to the tourists are lower in quality and taste compared to the places when locals go. So if you have the opportunity ask locals where to go for a good meal. You may not be able to find alcoholic beverages in most of them if not in all but it is also most likely to taste much better quality and tasty food.\nTurkish delight for sale in Istanbul store window\nThe legal age of drinking alcohol is 18 in Turkey.\nAyran is a popular drink of water and yoghurt not unlike the Finnish/Russian buttermilk, Iranian doogh or Indian lassi, but always served without sugar (and, in fact, typically with a little salt added). A version loved by the locals k\u00f6p\u00fckl\u00fc ayran is a delicacy if you're travelling by bus over the Toros (Taurus) Mountains. Ask for yay\u0131k ayran\u0131 or k\u00f6p\u00fckl\u00fc ayran.\nBoza is a traditional cold, thick drink that originates from Central Asia, but also common in several Balkan countries. It is fermented bulgur (a kind of wheat) with sugar and water additions. Vefa Bozacisi [12] is the most known and traditional producer of boza in Istanbul. In Ankara, you get excellent Boza from Akman Boza Salonu in the old city in Ulus. Boza can also be found on the shelves of many supermarkets, especially in winter, packaged in 1-litre PET bottles. However these bottled bozas lack the sourness and consistency of traditional boza, they are sweeter and less dense.\nRed Poppy Syrup is one of the traditional turkish drinks made of red poppy petals, water and sugar by natural ways. Bozcaada is famous with red poppy syrup.[13]\nWhile a significant proportion of the Turks are devout Muslims, alcoholic beverages are legal, widely available, and thoroughly enjoyed by the locals. On May 2013, the government applied a restriction to the sale of alcohol from 22.00 to 06.00, however restaurants and bars are not affected. The local firewater of choice is rak\u0131, an anise-flavoured liquor double distilled from fermented grape skin. It is usually mixed with water and drunk with another glass of iced water to accompany it. You may order 'tek' (single) or 'duble' (double) to indicate the amount of rak\u0131 in your glass. Rak\u0131 is a national drink of Turkey. Make sure to try it but don't overindulge as it is very potent! Remember not to mix it with anything else. There is a wide selection of different types in supermarkets. Mey [14], and Efe Rak\u0131 [15] are two of the biggest producers. Only the connaisseurs know which type is the best. Yeni Rak\u0131 which is a decent variety has the w\u0131dest distribution and consumption.\nAs for Turkish wine, the wines are as good as the local grape varieties. Kalecik Karas\u0131 from Ankara, Karasak\u0131z from Bozcaada, \u00d6k\u00fczg\u00f6z\u00fc from Elmal\u0131, Bo\u011fazkere from Diyarbak\u0131r are some of the most well-known varieties. The biggest winemakers are Kavakl\u0131dere [16], Doluca [17], Sevilen [18], and Kayra [19] with many good local vineyards especially in the Western part of the country. In addition liquory fruit wines of \u015eirince near Izmir are well worth tasting. One specific sweet red wine to try while you're there is Talay Kuntra [20].\nThere are two major Turkish breweries. Efes [21] and Tekel Biras\u0131 [22] are two widely known lagers. In addition, you can find locally brewed Tuborg, Miller, Heineken, and Carlsberg too.\nAll cigarettes are sold freely and are still relatively cheap by western standards.\nAlthough many, if not most, Turkish people do smoke, there is a growing health awareness about smoking and the number of smokers is slowly but steadily declining, and the rigid smoking ban that was introduced is suprisingly enforced.\nSmoking in the presence of someone who does not smoke in a public place requires their permission. If someone does not like the smoke, they will ask you not to smoke or they will cough, then just stop and apologize. This is what the locals do.\nIf you are invited to someone's home, do not smoke unless the host does first, and after he/she does, then you can ask for his/her permission to smoke.\nIf you are in a place where people smoke, you can smoke, but if you are in place where no one is smoking, ask them first for their permission.\nSmoking is banned in all indoor areas (e.g. airports, metro stations and indoor train stations, schools, universities, government administration buildings, in all workplaces, concert halls, theatres and cinemas) and on public transport (airplanes, ferries, trains, suburban trains, subways, trams, buses, minibuses, and taxis). Smoking is banned in sports stadiums and schools, the only outdoor areas where this ban is extended. It is a finable offence of 109 liras (~ \u20ac15, $17, \u00a313). Separately smoking is also banned, in restaurants, bars, cafes, traditional teahouses, the remaining air-conditioned public places including department stores and shopping mall restaurants; and there are no exceptions as indoor non-smoking sections are also banned. Apart from a fine of 109 liras (~ \u20ac15, $17, \u00a313) for smokers, there is a heavy fine of 7,453 liras (~\u20ac1,009, $1,174, \u00a3893) for owners, for failing to enforce the ban properly and that is why it is strictly enforced by these establishments.\nIn Istanbul, especially in non-tourist areas, some bars/restaurants/music venues and even work places will bring you an ashtray as there will be many people smoking inside, even though there is a sign on the wall forbidding it, many people consider it to be up to the discretion of the owners/workers of the building. However, bars/restaurants/music venues in tourist areas (eg. Beyo\u011flu, Si\u015fli etc...) are relentlessy \"raided\" (and in case of any violations \u2013 not just for flouting the smoking ban \u2013 fined heavily) by the zab\u0131ta (municipal official), so these establishments will much less likely dare to violate the bans. Although such \"raids\" will be disconcerting for tourists, customers will not be affected as the zab\u0131ta does not issue fines to customers \u2013 at most will be asked to leave the place, in case of serious violations.\nHowever the smoking ban is openly flouted in government administration buildings, where the civil servants seem to think that they are somehow above the law.\nOutside the cities and tourist resorts, the smoking ban is less rigidly enforced in small towns and in the villages hardly at all, because the municipal police (zab\u0131ta) rarely comes to these places to enforce it and issue fines, leading to some establishments and its customers to ignore this, but even there it is nevertheless best to follow the less enforced smoking ban.\nWhile smoking is strictly prohibited on public transport, you will see some taxi drivers smoking in their taxis, which are also included in the smoking ban, but is the only form of public transport where this ban is openly flouted. When entering the taxi just request the taxi driver not to smoke, and he will politely oblige - in fact most of them will put out their cigarettes immediately once they see a customer hailing them or approaching them.\nRecently, Bugday Association has launched a project named TaTuTa (acronym from the first syllables of Tar\u0131m-Turizm-Takas: Agriculture-Tourism-Barter [of knowledge]), a kind of WWOOF-ing, which connects farmers practicing organic/ecological agriculture and individuals having an interest at organic agriculture. The farmers participating in TaTuTa share a room of their houses (or a building in the farm) with the visitors without charge, and the visitors help them in their garden work in return. For more about TaTuTa, see [23]\nNaile's Art Home [24] is a marbling paper (Ebru) gallery and workshop located in Cappadocia.\nKayak\u00f6y Art School, located in Kayak\u00f6y, a ghost town near Fethiye is offering art classes in summer, specializing on photography, painting, and sculpture.\nYou can take the Ottoman Turkish classes in Adatepe, a village frequented by intellectuals near K\u00fc\u00e7\u00fckkuyu/Alt\u0131noluk in the northern Aegean Region. You can also participate in philosophy classes [25] taking place every summer in nearby Assos, organized as a continuation of the ancient \u201cagora\u201d/\u201dforum\u201d tradition of Mediterranean cities.\nThere are many language schools where you can study Turkish in most of the big cities. Ankara University affiliated T\u00f6mer [26] is one of the most popular language schools in Turkey and has branches in many big cities, including Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir among others.\nYou should drive defensively at all times and take every precaution while driving in Turkey. Drivers in Turkey routinely ignore traffic regulations, including driving through red lights and stop signs, and turning left from the far right lane; these driving practices cause frequent traffic accidents. Drivers should be aware of several particular driving practices prevalent in Turkey. Drivers who experience car troubles or accidents pull to the side of the road and turn on their emergency lights to warn other drivers, but many drivers place a large rock or a pile of rocks on the road about 10-15 meters behind their vehicles instead of turning on emergency lights. You may not use a cell phone while driving. It is strictly prohibited by law.\nDon\u2019t exhibit your camera or cellphone for too long if it is a new and/or expensive model (they know what to take away, no one will bother to steal a ten-year-old cell phone as it would pay very little). The same goes for your wallet, if it\u2019s overflowing with money. Leave a wide berth and move away from the area quickly if you see two or more people begin to argue and fight as this may be a ruse to attract your attention while another person relieves you of your valuables. Be alert, this often happens very quickly. Watch your belongings in crowded places and on public transport, especially on trams and urban buses.\nAvoid dark and desolate alleys at night. If you know you have to pass through such a place at night, don\u2019t take excessive cash with you but instead deposit your cash into the safe-box at your hotel. Stay away from demonstrating crowds if the demonstration seems to be turning into an unpeaceful one. Also in resort towns, when going to beach, don\u2019t take your camera or cell phone with you if there will be no one to take care of them while you are swimming. If you notice that your wallet has been stolen it is wise to check the nearest trash cans before reporting the loss to the police. It is often the case that thieves in Turkey will drop the wallet into the trash to avoid being caught in possession of the wallet and proven a thief. Obviously it is highly likely that your money will no longer be in it, but there is a chance that your credit cards and papers will be.\nThough slightly off-topic be advised to carry passport or other means of identification at all times. One may not be requested to show them for a long period, then all of a sudden a minibus is checked by the traffic police (or the military, particularly in Eastern Turkey), or one runs into an officer of the law with time on his hand, and one must show papers. Some government buildings may ask you to temporarily surrender your passport in return for equipment such as headphones for simultaneous translation etc. and you may find your passport stored in an open box along with the locals ID cards which may be a little disconcerting. Hotels may request you to hand your passport in until you paid the bill, which puts you into an awkward situation. Referring to the police always made them hand the passport back, once the registration procedure was finalized. Showing a personal visiting card, one or two credit cards or knowing the address of a respectable hotel may solve the no-papers situation, but any self-respecting officer will tell you that you are in the wrong, and will be sorry next time. If treated politely however police and military can be quite friendly and even offer rides to the next city (no joke intended).\nAnimals \u2013 Turkish wilderness is home to both venomous and non-venomous snake (y\u0131lan) species. In fact, humid forests of northeastern Black Sea region is habitat of a small-sized but one of the most poisonous snakes in the world. Southern and especially southeastern parts (even cities!) of the country has large numbers of scorpions (akrep), so exercise caution if/when you are sleeping on open rooftops, which is common in southeastern region in summer. If you are bitten by one, seek urgent medical aid.\nThe biggest animal threat comes from stray dogs (or sheepdogs in rural areas). Don\u2019t assume you will come across gangs of aggressive stray dogs next to the gate of Hagia Sophia, or the beach club however. They are mostly found in rural areas and non-central parts of the cities. They are usually discreet and are usually afraid more of you than you are afraid of them. Rabies (kuduz) is endemic in Turkey (and most of the world) [27], so anyone bitten by a dog or other carnivore should seek urgent treatment, despite what you may be told by your hotel or other well meaning strangers.\nThere are \"Tourism Police\" sections of the police departments of Ankara, Antalya, Istanbul (in Sultanahmet), and Izmir providing help specifically for tourists, where travellers can report passport loss and theft or any other criminal activity, they may have become victims of. The staff is multilingual and will speak English, German, French, and Arabic.\nDial 112 or 911 from any telephone, anywhere, free of charge for an ambulance.\nFood safety - Food is generally free of parasitic or bacterial contamination, but be prudent anyway. Look at where local people are preferring to eat. Do not eat stuff that is sold outdoors, at least in summer and at least which local folk don\u2019t eat. They can spoil fairly quickly without needed refrigeration. Wash thoroughly and/or peel fresh fruits and vegetables. They may be free of biological contaminants but their skin is probably heavily loaded with pesticides (unless you see the not-very-common certified organic produce marker on, of course). Food in western regions of the country is OK for (western) travellers for the most part, but the more east, south, and northeast you go, the more unaccustomed contents in the food you\u2019ll come across, like goat or goose meat or hot/heavy spices. These contents may or may not cause diarrhea, but it is wise to have at least some anti-diarrhea medicine nearby, especially if you are going to travel to places a bit off-beaten-track.\nThe most common volumes for bottled water are 0.5 litre and 1.5 litre. 5 lt, 8 lt, 10 lt, and gigantic 19 lt bottles (known as office jar in the West, this is the most common variety used in households, delivered to houses by the employees of specialized water selling shops, because it is far too heavy to carry) can also be found with varying degrees of possibility. General price for half-a-litre and one-and-a-half-litre bottled water is TL 1,00 and TL 1.50 respectively in kiosks/stalls in the central parts of the cities and towns (can be much higher in a touristy or monopolistic place such as beach, airport, caf\u00e9 of a much-visited museum, kiosk of a roadside recreation facility), while it can be as cheap as TL 0.50 and TL 1,00 respectively in supermarkets during winter (when the number of bottled water sales drop) and a little higher in summer (still cheaper than kiosks, though). Water is served free of charge in intercity buses, packaged in 0.25 lt plastic cups, whenever you request from the steward. In kiosks, water is sold chilled universally, sometimes so cold that you have to wait the ice to thaw to be able to drink it. Supermarkets provide it both reasonably chilled and also at room temperature.\nIf you have no chance of finding bottled water \u2013for example, in wilderness, up in the eastern highlands- always boil your water; if you have no chance of boiling the water, use chlorine tablets \u2013which can be provided from pharmacies in big cities-, or devices like LifeStraw. Also avoid swimming in fresh water, which you are not sure about its purity, and at seawater in or near the big cities \u2013unless a beach which is declared safe to swim exists. And lastly, be cautious about water, not paranoid.\nHospitals \u2013 In Turkey, there are two kinds of hospitals (hastane)-private and public. Private hospitals are run by associations, private parties, and private universities. Public hospitals are run by the Ministry of Health, public universities, and state-run social security institutions. All mid-to-big size cities, as well as major resort towns, have private hospitals, more than one in many cities, but in a small town all you can find will probably be a public hospital. Be aware that public hospitals are generally crowded. So expect to wait some time to be treated. But for emergency situations this won't be a problem. Although this is not legal, you may also be denied entry to the public hospitals for expensive operations if you don\u2019t have a state-run national (Turkish) insurance or a necessary amount of cash for prepayment which replaces it, though showing a respected credit card may solve this problem. Emergency situations are exception and you'll be treated without prepayment etc. A travel health insurance is highly recommended because the better private hospitals operate with the \u201cuser-pays\u201d principle and their rates are much inflated compared with the public hospitals. Also make sure your insurance includes air transport (like a helicopter) if you are going to visit rural/wilderness areas of Black Sea or Eastern regions, so you can be dispatched to a city with high-standard hospitals on time. In the outlying hoods of cities, there are usually also policlinics which can treat simpler illnesses or injuries. In the villages all you can find are little clinics (sa\u011fl\u0131k oca\u011f\u0131, literally \u201chealth-house\u201d) which have a very limited supply and staff, though they can effectively treat simple illnesses or provide antibody against, for example, snake bite. On road signage, hospitals (and roads leading to hospitals) are shown with an \u201cH\u201d (over the dark blue background), whereas village clinics are shown with a red crescent sign, Turkish equivalent of red cross.\nDentists \u2013 There are lots of private dentist offices in the cities, especially along the main streets. Look for the di\u015f hekimi signs around, it won\u2019t take long before you see one. Most dentists work on an appointment, although they may check or start the treatment on your turning up without an appointment if their schedule is okay. A simple treatment for a tooth decay costs about TL 80 on the average.\nPharmacies - There are pharmacies (eczane in Turkish) in all cities and many towns. Pharmacies are open from 8:30AM until 7PM, however every town has at least one drugstore on duty overnight (n\u00f6bet\u00e7i eczane), all other pharmacies in the town usually display its name, address and telephone numbers on their windows. Most basic drugs, including painkillers such as Aspirin, are sold over the counter, although only in pharmacies. Pharmacies are shown with a red \u201cE\u201d over the white background and in a red front square.\nPublic restrooms - Though many main squares and streets in the cities have a public restroom, if you cannot manage to find one, look for the nearest mosque, where you will see a public restroom in a corner of, or below its courtyard. Despite the fact that there is no shortage of cheap toilet papers anywhere in the country, however, you are unlikely to find toilet paper in almost any of the public restrooms (except lavatories of restaurants \u2013including the road restaurants, hotels and most of the caf\u00e9s and bars, of course). Instead, you are likely to find a bid\u00e9t or a tap (Don't be puzzled. That's because devout Muslims use water instead of paper to clean up and paper usually used as a dryer after cleaning.). So it is a good idea to have a roll of toilet paper in your backpack during your walkings for sightseeing. It is best to take your single roll of toilet paper from home or bathroom of the hotel you\u2019re staying at, because the smallest size available in Turkey market is 4-rolls per package (8-rolls per package being the commonest) which would last very long (actually longer than your trip, unless you will do all the road down to India overland). It isn\u2019t expensive but it takes unnecessary backpack space, or unnecessary landfill space if you won\u2019t use it liberally and won\u2019t take the unused rolls back to home as an unusual souvenir from Turkey. In the better places on the road in the country there are rest rooms that are maintained and an attendent ready to collect YTL.50 to YTL 1. from the tourist for the privilege of using one. Restroom is tuvalet in colloquial Turkish, though you\u2019ll more likely to see WC signs, complete with diagrams and doors signed Bay or Bayan (with their rather crude translations: \u2018Men\u2019, \u2018Women\u2019).\nTurks in general have some very strong patriotic and nationalistic views, and would view any criticisms of their country with varying degrees of hostility. To avoid getting into the bad raps of your hosts, it is advisable to praise the country and avoid bringing up anything negative about it.\nDon't mention the Armenian Genocide, Kurdish separatism and the Cyprus problem. These are extremely sensitive topics and are definitely to be avoided. Turkish society has a highly emotional approach to these issues.\nBe respectful of the Turkish anthem. Do not mock or mimick the Turkish anthem, as Turks are extremely proud and sensitive of their national symbols, and will be very offended.\nDo not desecrate the Turkish flag. Don't put it on places where people sit or stand, don't drag it, don't wrinkle it, don't contaminate it, don't use it as a dress or uniform. Not only will Turks be very offended, furthermore the desecration of the Turkish flag is a crime.\nTurkey is a predominantly Muslim country, though secular, and although you will see varying degrees of Islamic practice in Turkey, with most Turks subscribing to a liberal form of Islam, it is extremely rude to insult or mock some of its traditions, and ensure that you do not speak badly of the Islamic religion. In regard to the Call to Prayer, which is read 5 times a day from the speakers of the numerous mosques throughout Turkey. Do not mock or mimick these calls, as Turks are extremely proud and sensitive of their heritage and culture, and will be very offended.\nSocial custom and etiquette breaches:\nPublic drunkenness (especially the loud and obnoxious variety) is definitely not appreciated and is frowned upon, especially in more conservative areas of the country. Drunken tourists may also attract the attention of pickpockets. However what is absolutely not tolerated with drunkenness especially by the police, if it is accompanied with physical aggressiveness towards other people, this may result with a fine and if this is repeated a heavier fine and/or a visit to the police station may result (if you are tourist, deportation from the country can result).\nCertain gestures, common in the western world, are considered rude expressions in this culture. People tend to be tolerant if they can see you are a foreigner. They know you are probably doing it subconsciously, but if you take the time to keep these in mind, you won\u2019t have any misunderstandings. Making an \u2018O\u2019 with your thumb and forefinger (as if to say \u201cOK!\u201d) is rude because you are making the gesture for a hole - which has connotations referring to homosexuality in the Turkish psyche. Avoid clicking your tongue. Some people do this subconsciously at the beginning of a sentence. It is a gesture of dismissal. Also the \"got your nose\" gesture which is made by making a fist and putting your thumb between your forefinger and the middle finger is considered the equivalent of the middle finger in Turkey.\nPublic displays of affection in larger cities and tourist resorts is tolerated but might invite unnecessary stares from the public. In more rural areas it is frowned upon and is to be avoided. Gay and lesbian travellers should avoid any outward signs of affection, as this will definitely invite unnecessary stares from the public. However overt displays of affection regardless of sexual orientation is regarded as inappropriate.\nTurks smile much less than Westerners, especially Anglo-Saxons. Avoid smiling at a stranger, because if you do they most likely will not respond in kind and they will regard you either as odd or think that you are mentally handicapped. Smiling in Turkey towards strangers in public is not done and will be considered inappropriate. Smiling is traditionally reserved for family and friends; smiling at a stranger will be considered offensive, as they will either think that you are making fun of them and there is something wrong with their clothes or hair. Furthermore, an automatic \"Western smile\" is widely regarded as insincere, as in \"You don't really mean it\".\nUnlike some other Middle Eastern cultures, eating, drinking, smoking (which is strictly banned), talking or laughing loudly, sleeping or just lying, even sitting on the ground inside the mosques is frowned upon in Turkish culture. Public displays of affection is definitely taboo.\nTurkey is considered to be quite safe for gay and lesbian travelers, and violence against homosexuals is quite rare. There are no laws against homosexuality in Turkey, but same-sex relationships are not recognized by the government and revealing your orientation openly is very likely to draw stares and whispers.\nDial 112 or 911 for an ambulance in anywhere, from any telephone, without a charge. In case of a fire, dial 110; for police, call 155. However, in rural areas there is not a police coverage, so dial 156 for gendarme, a military unit for rural security. All these numbers are free of charge and can be called from a telephone booth without inserting a calling card, or any phone including cell phones.\nWhile not as common as they used to be, possibly because of the widespread use of mobile phones which are virtually used by the whole population in the country, public pay phones can still be found at the sides of central squares and major streets in towns and cities and around post offices (PTT), especially around their outer walls. With the phase-out of old magnetic cards, public phones now operate with chip telekom cards which are available in 30, 60 or 120 units and can be obtained at post offices, newspaper and tobacco kiosks. (However emergency numbers can be called without card or anything from these phones.) You can also use your credit card on these phones, though it may not work in the off chance. All phones in the booths have Turkish and English instructions and menus, many also have German and French in addition.\nPre-paid mobile phone SIM cards can be purchased for approximately 20-50 TL. These can be purchased at the airport on arrival or from the many outlets in Istanbul and other large cities. Providers include Vodaphone.\nHere is a quick list of telephone codes for some major cities and towns of touristic importance:\nPost offices are recognizable by their yellow-black PTT signs. Letters and cards should be taken to a post office since the postboxes on the streets are rare (and there is no guarantee that they are emptied at all, even if you spot one). Nevertheless, Turkish Post (PTT) prints some beautiful stamps. Postage for cards and letters costs 0.80 TL for domestic shipments, and 1.10 TL (about \u20ac0.55) for international shipments to most countries, although may be a little more (up to 1.35 TL) for most distant countries. Please check the PTT webpage for the most current rates [28]. Main post offices in cities are open between 8:30AM and 8:30PM, whereas post offices in towns and smaller post offices in cities are usually open between 8:30AM and 5:30PM.\nAlthough not as widespread as they used to be in the last decade with more and more Turkish households tuning in DSL connections, internet cafes or net cafes are still available in reasonable numbers in cities and towns. In fact, any major town has at least one. All of them have good DSL connections, and price for connection is about more or less 1.50 TL/hour. Most, if not all, of these internet-caf\u00e9s also have cd-writers which are available for anyone who makes an additional payment. Free wireless connections are available at some airports, hotels and restaurants/caf\u00e9s (especially in big cities). Some webpages are blocked by court order \u2014\u2014although most internet cafes get around these blocks by tricks on proxy settings.\nPlease see following web sites for information on Telecommunication services : Turkcell, the largest mobile operator also provides 4G/LTE internet, fiber and DSL services [29] Turk Telekom (former Avea and TTnet), mobile operator, 4G/LTE internet provider and largest DSL provider in the country [30] Vodafone, mobile operator also provides 4G/LTE internet and DSL services [31]\nRetrieved from \"https://wikitravel.org/wiki/en/index.php?title=Turkey&oldid=2580921\"",
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        "raw_content": "Ranebsen\nSmall jar and jar lid with cartouche of Nebsenre\nat least 5 months in the first half of the 17th century BCE (14th Dynasty)\nNb.sn R\u02c1\nTheir Lord is Ra[1]\nNebsenre (meaning \"Their Lord is Ra\"[1]) was an Egyptian pharaoh of the 14th Dynasty of Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period. Nebsenre reigned for a least five months over the Eastern and possibly Western Nile Delta, some time during the first half of the 17th century BCE.[3] As such Nebsenre was a contemporary of the Memphis based 13th Dynasty.\n1.1 Historical source\n1.2 Contemporary artefact\nHistorical source[edit]\nThe prenomen \"Nebsenre\" is preserved on the ninth column, 14th row[note 1] of the Turin canon, a list of kings written during the reign of Ramses II (1279\u20131213 BCE) which serves as the primary historical source for the Second Intermediate Period.[5] The canon further credits Nebsenre with a lost number of years, five months and 20 days of reign following Heribre on the throne.[6] The prenomen of Nebsenre's successor is written as wsf on the Turin king list,[6][7] indicating that his name was already lost in a lacuna of the document from which the canon was copied in Ramesside times.[8]\nContemporary artefact[edit]\nNebsenre is one of only four[9] kings of the 14th Dynasty to be attested by an artefact contemporary with his reign: a jar of unknown provenance bearing his prenomen, which was in the private Michailidis collection.[10][4]\nAccording to the Egyptologists Kim Ryholt and Darrell Baker, Nebsenre was the 14th king of the 14th Dynasty,[11] a line of rulers of Canaanite descent reigning over the Eastern Nile Delta from c. 1700 BCE until c. 1650 BCE.[note 2] Alternatively the Egyptologist J\u00fcrgen von Beckerath sees him as the fifteenth ruler, due to a differing reconstruction of the early 14th Dynasty.[14]\n^ Following Ryholt's reconstruction of the Turin canon. This corresponds to the eighth column, fourteenth row in the reconstruction of the canon of Gardiner and von Beckerath.[4]\n^ Ryholt dates the beginning of the 14th Dynasty to c. 1800 BCE,[3] adding five kings to it before Nehesy. This is rejected by most Egyptologists who consider Nehesy to have been either the founder[12] or the second king of the dynasty.[13]\n^ a b Leprohon 2013, p. 205.\n^ Baker 2008, pp. 247\u2013248.\n^ a b Ryholt 1997, p. 409.\n^ Ryholt 1997, pp. 9\u201318.\n^ Ryholt 2012, p. 31.\n^ Ryholt 1997, p. 10\u201311.\n^ Bourriau 2003, p. 178.\n^ Kaplony 1973, p. 15, pl. 10, 23 [Cat. 41].\n^ Quirke 2001, p. 261.\n^ von Beckerath 1999, pp. 108\u2013109, king 2.\n^ von Beckerath 1999, pp. 108\u2013109, king 15.\nBaker, Darrell D. (2008). The Encyclopedia of the Egyptian Pharaohs. Volume I: Predynastic to the Twentieth Dynasty (3300\u20131069 BC). London: Bannerstone Press. ISBN 978-1-905299-37-9.\nBourriau, Janine (2003). \"The Second Intermediate Period (c. 1650\u20131550 BC)\". In Shaw, Ian. The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt (new ed.). Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-280458-7.\nKaplony, Peter (1973). Beschriftete Kleinfunde in der Sammlung Georges Michailidis: Ergebnisse einer Bestandsaufnahme im Sommer 1968. Uitgaven van het Nederlands Historisch-Archaeologisch Instituut te \u0130stanbul, 32. Istanbul: Nederlands Historisch-Archeologisch Instituut in het Nabije Oosten. OCLC 1064212.\nLeprohon, Ronald J. (2013). The great name: ancient Egyptian royal titulary. Writings from the ancient world, no. 33. Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature. ISBN 978-1-58-983736-2.\nQuirke, Stephen (2001). \"Second Intermediate Period\". In Redford, Donald B. The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt, Volume 3. Oxford University Press. pp. 260\u2013265. ISBN 978-0-19-510234-5.\nRyholt, Kim (1997). The Political Situation in Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period, c. 1800\u20131550 B.C. CNI publications, 20. Carsten Niebuhr Institute of Near Eastern Studies, University of Copenhagen : Museum Tusculanum Press. ISBN 978-87-7289-421-8.\nRyholt, Kim (2012). \"The Royal Canon of Turin\". In Hornung, Erik; Krauss, Rolf; Warburton, David. Ancient Egyptian Chronology. Handbook of Oriental Studies. Leiden, Boston: Brill. pp. 26\u201332. ISBN 978-90-04-11385-5. ISSN 0169-9423.\nHeribre Pharaoh of Egypt\nRetrieved from \"https:/w/index.php?title=Nebsenre&oldid=866580415\"\nRelated to Nebsenre",
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        "raw_content": "The world\u2019s surface has been divided into separate ecosystems, or habitat biomes, which are the major regional groupings of plants and animals. Each ecosystem is firmly associated with local weather patterns.\nEcosystems \u2013 All living beings form and are part of ecosystems. There are nearly one and a half million different species that have been identified, with millions more yet to be discovered. This diversity of life exists together in a wide variety of habitats throughout the world.\nAdaptations \u2013 The world\u2019s environments differ greatly in temperature, rainfall and sunlight, to mention but a few of the variations. As a result, the plants and animals in each have adapted over time to their own particular environment, and maintain a delicate interconnected balance within each.\nAreas with similar climates in different parts of the world develop the same characteristic appearances, giving rise to plants and animals which have evolved in similar ways, but in very different parts of the world. This is called convergent evolution. That is why the Pampas Grasslands of Argentina may look similar to the Steppe Grasslands of Asia, but a closer look will reveal different species of grasses and different animals eating those grasses.\nEffects of Change \u2013 Any change in climate, rainfall, amount of sunlight, etc. has a drastic effect on this equilibrium, and can result in the extinction of one or more species. If a dominant species such as a tiger were to disappear, then the number of plant eaters would explode, consuming all the vegetation. If drought or disease eliminates the plant life, the plant eaters will either migrate or die, followed by the predators. If one single element is removed, the result is catastrophic.\nHumans are a vital link in the interconnectedness of our world, and are the single most destructive force in nature. We must carefully consider what we are doing to our planet, our home \u2013 the only one we have.\nPollution of our water supplies, introduction of non-native species, destruction of forests, exploitation of the natural resources, industrial and housing developments are but a few of the ways in which we are slowly destroying Nature\u2019s balance.\nOur ecosystem pages provide a glimpse of life in each ecosystem, describing where they are, how they function and how they have adapted to their unique envvironment.\nKnowledge on the factors that are upsetting that balance will help you to understand how vital it is that we all do our part to prevent further damage.\nWorld Ecosystem References:\nU of California Museum of Paleontology\nEcosystems, Biomes and Watersheds: Definitions & Use\nMission Biomes\nFranklin Institute Resources for Science Learning\nEarth Floor",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Consistency requires you to be as ignorant today as you were a year ago.\u2019\n\u2018A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines. With consistency a great soul has simply nothing to do.\u2019\n\u2018Consistency is contrary to nature, contrary to life. The only completely consistent people are the dead.\u2019\n\u2018Conformity is the jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth.\u2019\n\u2018If you have always done it that way, it\u2019s probably wrong.\u2019\n\u2018Consistency is the enemy of enterprise, just as symmetry is the enemy of art.\u2019\n\u2018Consistency is the last resort of the unimaginative.\u2019",
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        "raw_content": "Coming Soon to Kenmore: What You Can Expect in Kenmore\u2019s Near Future\nWhile Kenmore already offers a long list of excellent city amenities and a variety of housing options, there is always something new happening in the neighborhood. We wanted to take a moment to highlight 3 things you might especially be interested if you\u2019re thinking about moving to Kenmore, and we talked to a couple of locals who have the scoop!\nCurious about buying a home in Kenmore, WA? According to Jen Richardson-Bowman, \u201cNew construction abounds in Kenmore! It\u2019s Northshore School District, so get ready for a little sticker shock!\u201d\nIn Kenmore, you can expect to find some truly gorgeous homes. There are some incredible new construction homes, but there are older more established homes in the mix as well. Click here to take a quick look at some of Kenmore\u2019s current home listings!\nLakepointe Waterfront Development\nAccording to Michele Tenhulzen Kimes, \u201cThe waterfront development Lakepointe will transform the city by turning nearly 50 acres of industrial use space into shopping, dining and residential units.\u201d\nLocated right on the shores of Lake Washington the Lakepointe development is a mixed-use development that will include a variety of land uses, and has been designed to \u201cintegrate the usage among residents, shoppers, vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists.\u201d The plan was actually started back in 1989, and the proposed development has gone through several years of a citizen task force working with the developer to create a successful space. Weidner and Associates plans to invest $1 billion in the project.\nDowntown Kenmore\nDowntown Kenmore has been undergoing some serious changes, and there are even more redevelopment projects underway in the near future! While the Kenmore Town Square is complete, a new Hangar community building is in the works, and upcoming developments also include a large restaurant, commercial space, healthcare facilities, and more. Click here for the full overview of what you can expect in this Kenmore destination!",
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        "raw_content": "At Witty Learning, we value the importance of implementing technology to enhance the learning of our students. As such, we have equipped our centre with a state of the art interactive projector which allows our teachers to further engage and capture the attention of our students, whilst making learning fun and exciting.\nMore about Witty Learning\nIn traditional classrooms, students progress through the class regardless of the level of achievement. However, in mastery-based learning classrooms, students must demonstrate mastery of the material before moving on to the next topic.\nOur programs have been carefully designed to match our philosophy of ensuring mastery-based learning whilst catering for all the different learning styles including: Visual, Auditory, Linguistic and Kinaesthetic.\nOur teachers are handpicked and trained with the experience to ensure that they have the know-how, skills and vision to deliver challenging and impactful lessons.\nWITTY PROGRAMS\nOptimize your language skills with Witty Learning.\nWitty Learning\u2019s language courses help you break down language barriers. Whether it\u2019s English, Spanish, Mandarin or Arabic, our teachers are experts with years of experience.\nWe use effective methods that don\u2019t just focusing on memorizing words, but on understanding the roots of the language.\nAs one of the best language centers in Dubai, our aim is to help students become exceptional speakers of the most widely used languages in the world.\nNot only do our teachers help students break down communication barriers step-by-step, they also provide their undivided attention to each individual, helping them improve their basic grammar and pronunciation skills.\nRegister yourself or your children for one of our highly engaging and interactive Language Programs.",
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        "title": "The Police as Critical Agents in the Fight Against Domestic Violence \u2013 Life And Things Between",
        "raw_content": "On March 16, 2011 March 19, 2011 By woman2womansiteIn Abuse & Battery, All Publications\n\u201c\u2026we cannot overlook the instances, and they are many, when through their quick response and professionalism, those sworn to protect and serve were diligent in helping to bring perpetrators of violence to justice.\u201d\nIn many countries across the world, and states within the United States of America, the police have come in for heavy criticisms on claims that they tend to take a hands down approach to the crime of domestic violence.\nAlthough generally regarded as a misdemeanor, domestic violence (abuse and battery) is a crime that is widespread.\nIt is so widespread, having potential for fatal consequences, that some have questioned the class within which this crime is placed. Misdemeanors are on the lowest tier of the classes of crimes, attracting the least amount of fines, penalties and punishment.\nMany women, men and children have been severely injured or killed as a result of unresolved issues of physical abuse and violence within the home.\nThis may explain why the general citizenry would expect the police to take a more proactive role in helping to bring an end to domestic violence.\nYou may have heard cases where police officers were quoted as saying that they do not interfere in domestic affairs, and this may be factual especially depending on the jurisdiction.\nIn other cases, officers are accused of mishandling the situation, or of arresting the \u2018wrong\u2019 party in the domestic squabble. Take for example, Party A, was assaulted and/or battered by Party B. However, when the cops came, Party A, because of his/her erratic behavior may be perceived and deemed the \u201cprimary aggressor,\u201d and so is arrested instead of the actual assailant or batterer.\nSeveral months ago, a woman wrote criticizing the police for \u2018wrongful arrest.\u2019 She said her husband broke her arm and ribs. He then beat her to the punch and called the police. Instead of arresting him, and despite her very visible injuries, she was the one arrested and thrown in the lock-ups. The first question that might pop into your mind might be \u201chow fair is that?\u201d!! Yes, with exclamation marks. Well, hold your horses. She agreed to slapping him first. This being the truth of the matter, she argued that to the very least both of them should have been arrested. You may agree or disagree with the argument or alleged course of action by the police.\nBut are our officers being unfairly criticized?\nAttending to calls pertaining to alleged crimes are fraught with rules and procedures that are expected to be followed. Otherwise the police may find themselves in suit for breach of rules and procedures. As simple as it may appear, being read the Miranda Rights, for example, is something that is fundamental in the process of prosecution. A mere neglectful omission to read a suspect or arrestee his/her rights may result in the entire arrest being improperly made. This in turn can affect the outcome of any case that may arise from the arrest.\nWhy are we talking about rights? Because it cuts to the core of rules and procedures and, even in family abuse and violence cases, police officers have a legal duty to be diligent.\nMany times, and from a more practical standpoint, attending to calls to intervene in a domestic violence situation depends on external factors that the police often have little or no control over. And much of those factors go back to one thing: RESOURCES.\nHuman resources, and financial resources, are primary factors in determining the level of performance by these agents within the criminal justice system. Furthermore, human and financial resources are critical to the efficient and effective functioning of any organization.\nInstitutional policies and inadequate training on how to handle domestic violence cases may further impede response and performance.\nThis being said, we cannot overlook the instances, and they are many, when through their quick response and professionalism, those sworn to protect and serve were diligent in helping to bring perpetrators of domestic violence to justice.\nIn essence, what we should take from this is that our police officers are too often given less credit than they deserve.\nDisagree with this? Share your thoughts with us. Leave your comments below.\ndomestic violencepolice and domestic violencepolice protectionprotect and servewoman to woman\nSistah Talk: \u201cThe End of November\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Serious concern has been articulated nationally and internationally about fraudulent activities arising out of the certification of education diplomas and education-related certificates. A certification may be carried out by a notary, for example, who has been presented, without his or her knowledge, with a false document. Similar serious concern has also been expressed about the implications following on the application of the Apostille to such education-related documents pursuant to The Hague Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (\u2018the Apostille Convention\u2019)[1].\nSuch is the level of concern that the Permanent Bureau of The Hague Conference on Private International Law published a paper, \u2018The Application of the Apostille to Diplomas including those issued by Diploma Mills\u2019 in 2008 (the 2008 Hague Diploma Paper\u2019)[2] in advance of a special commission on, inter alia, the practical aspects of the Apostille Convention which was held in February 2009[3].\nOne university authority of Ireland informed the present writer during the process of writing this paper that the relevant department within that university had a filing cabinet full of bogus or \u2018fake\u2019 degree testamurs or degree \u2018parchments\u2019 falsified by persons seeking various positions of employment. Life is so hectic with the consequence that many employers do not verify the status of qualifications offered by persons but rely on the certification by a notary or other similar certifying authority. Research by the Higher Education Degree Datacheck (\u2018HEDD\u2019) associated with the United Kingdom Department for Education found that only 20 % of employers verify applicants\u2019 qualifications with the awarding body, relying instead on CVs or certificates and transcripts.[4]\nIn recent surveys concerning misrepresentation on CVs, about one-third of persons admit to lying on their CV, with misrepresenting educational qualifications being the most common lie.[5]\nThere are many websites offering \u2018novelty\u2019 degrees and persons may be tempted to offer such documents to employers and others as if they were genuine.\nA wide definition of \u2018education diplomas\u2019 is contained in the relevant literature. The term \u2018diploma\u2019 in the 2008 Hague Diploma Paper covers:\nall documents issued by an educational institution. Such documents include, but are not limited to certificates (of attendance and achievement), grades, academic reports, diplomas, transcripts, degrees, professional certificates, records, primary, secondary and tertiary qualifications.[6]\nOne of the most common requests for the application of the Apostille pursuant to The Hague Convention of 5 October 1961 relates to documents issued from education-related institutions. As stated, this fact and the evidence of fraud prompted the Permanent Bureau of The Hague Conference on Private International Law in 2008 to review the law and practice on the certification of education diplomas and the application of the Apostille to such documents. [Incidentally, \u2018Private International Law\u2019 sometimes called \u2018Conflict of Laws\u2019 is that part of the law administered between private citizens of different countries.]\nAlthough the Special Commission of 2009 of the Hague Conference expressed concerns about fake academic credentials issued by \u2018diploma mills\u2019, the Special Commission emphasised that the Apostille does not verify the content of the underlying document and thus cannot lend legitimacy to fake credentials. The Special Commission also noted that a \u2018competent authority\u2019 such as the Department of Foreign Affairs of Ireland may take steps outside the issuance of Apostilles to deal with instances of fraud or other inappropriate uses of Apostilles. However, no definitive guidelines have issued from The Hague Convention authorities on the matter.\nCertification by a Notary\nAs stated above, certification of education diplomas by (for example) a notary and the application of the Apostille (pursuant to the Hague Convention of 1961) to such documents present opportunities for fraud if the notary and relevant authorities are not vigilant.\nMany notaries in the past certified copy documents as follows:\nI, [N.P.], Notary Public, certify that the within photocopy is a true copy of the original.\nThe dangers inherent in such an unqualified certification by the notary will now be considered. Professor Peter Zablud, Director of Notarial Studies and Adjunct Professor, Sir Zelman Cowen Centre (Australia), put this issue so succinctly:\nOne of the seemingly intractable problems bedevilling the world is the level of corruption and malpractice which is creeping into the education sector at large and in particular into the tertiary sector.[7]\nThe \u2018nightmare\u2019 scenario (on the notary\u2019s part) is that a notary is requested to authenticate or certify that a copy of a testamur/certificate of a university degree (for example that of a medical doctor) \u2013 is a true copy of the original. The \u2018appearer\u2019 \u2013 who subsequently turns out to be a \u2018fake\u2019 medical doctor obtains a medical appointment on the basis of the certificate of the notary who certified that the copy degree attached to the notarial certificate was a true copy of the original. Unknown to the notary who did not contact the relevant university, the degree of the \u2018fake\u2019 doctor is a forgery. A patient subsequently dies as a result of a medical intervention of the \u2018fake\u2019 doctor and the family of the deceased patient wish to sue the responsible authorities who may have the money to pay for their extraordinary pain and suffering or have insurance for such a likelihood.\nThe concerns of the member states of The Hague Conference on Private International Law also relate to the manner in which fraudulent qualifications are being used to manipulate migration systems to obtain a visa gaining entry to a country unlawfully and the circumvention of migration control in general by potential terrorists using false qualifications.\nIn the foregoing circumstances, the present writer submits that a serious responsibility is being placed on the notary and that such a notary or other certifying authority must not only take but be seen to take, all relevant precautions to ensure that he or she has taken all reasonable steps \u2013 in the circumstances of an instant case \u2013 to verify the status of the document being certified.\nInternational Recognition of Education Diplomas\nInternational law \u2013 in the form of conventions \u2013 provides for the recognition of education diplomas of one county in another. These conventions include the UNESCO Convention of 21 December 1979 on the Recognition of Studies, Diplomas and Degrees concerning Higher Education in the States belonging in the Europe Region; the Council of Europe and UNESCO Convention of 11 April 1997 on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education in the European Region and the UNESCO International Convention of 17 December 1976 on the Recognition of Studies, Diplomas and Degrees in Higher Education in the Arab and European States bordering on the Mediterranean.\nThe Constitution of Ireland (Article 29.3) provides that Ireland accepts the generally recognised principles of international law as its rule of conduct in its relations with other states. However, Article 29.6 of the Constitution of Ireland provides:\nNo international agreement shall be part of the domestic law of the State save as may be determined by the Oireachtas (Irish Parliament).\nIreland has not ratified the conventions above on the recognition of diplomas and degrees.\nConcept and relevance of \u2018Public\u2019 versus \u2018Private\u2019 Education Documents\nAt the heart of the Apostille Convention (and the issue of the authenticity of education diplomas) is the concept of what constitutes a \u2018public\u2019 document and what may be described a \u2018mere\u2019 private document.\nArticle 1 of the Apostille Convention reads as follows:\nThe present Convention shall apply to public documents which have been executed in the territory of one Contracting State and which have to be produced in the territory of another Contracting State.\nFor the purposes of the present Convention, the following are deemed to be public documents:\ndocuments emanating from an authority or an official connected with the courts or tribunals of the State, including those emanating from a public prosecutor, a clerk of a court or a process-server (\u2018huissier de justice\u2019);\nadministrative documents;\nnotarial acts;\nofficial certificates which are placed on documents signed by persons in their private capacity, such as official certificates recording the registration of a document or the fact that it was in existence on a certain date and official and notarial authentication of signatures.\nThe Department of Foreign Affairs (Ireland) in its 2008 response to a questionnaire issued by the Permanent Bureau of The Hague Conference on Private International Law[8] relating to the application of the Apostille stated that the Department (as the Competent Authority of Ireland) only\nauthenticates documents referring to qualifications or awards \u2026 if institutions make those awards within the National Framework of Qualifications established by the National Qualifications Authority of Ireland. A copy of a degree must first be notarised in advance of the Competent Authority placing an Apostille stamp on the document.[9]\nAs of 2018, the Department of Foreign Affairs will only apply the Apostille to an original or certified \u2018diploma/testamur\u2019 which has been issued by an institution recognised by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI). QQI is an independent State agency responsible for promoting quality and accountability in education and training services in Ireland and was established in 2012 by the Qualifications and Quality Assurance (Education and Training) Act 2012. QQI approves programmes offered at a variety of schools, colleges and further and higher education and training institutions. These programmes lead to qualifications (QQI awards) which are listed in the Irish National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) (a ten-level framework for the development, recognition and awarding of qualifications in Ireland) and then recognised internationally. QQI also hosts details concerning the European Network of Information Centres (the \u2018ENIC Network\u2019) established by the Council of Europe and UNESCO on academic recognition and mobility with the objective of developing policy and practice for the recognition of qualifications. Information is provided on educational systems in other countries including the recognition of foreign diplomas, degrees and other qualifications. QQI also hosts details of the associated National Academic Recognition Information Centres in the European Union known as the \u2018NARIC Network\u2019 which aims at improving academic recognition of diplomas and periods of study in the Member States of the European Union countries and Turkey. Sometimes these networks are designated as \u2018ENIC-NARIC\u2019.\nEducation diplomas and degrees that are not considered \u2018public documents\u2019 under the law of the state of origin may not be \u2018apostilled\u2019/\u2019apostillised\u2019. However, when a notary certifies that the diploma or degree or other educational qualification is a true copy of the original \u2013 the certification by the notary in itself is a \u2018public\u2019 document and as such, the notary\u2019s certification may (in general) be \u2018apostilled\u2019/\u2019apostillised\u2019. That is the theory \u2013 the practice is often different with some competent authorities refusing to place the Apostille on any original or copy educational document which originated outside of its own jurisdiction, i.e. in another country.\nThe Apostille does not, in theory, look behind the notary\u2019s certification but as the educational diploma or other related document and the notary\u2019s certification are bound together or are on the one page, this situation may and does lead persons to conclude that the relevant educational document has been \u2018apostilled\u2019/\u2019apostillised\u2019.\nA Solution for the Notary\nA notary colleague in London confirmed to the writer recently in relation to certification of degrees from a UK University (where persons were applying to teach English overseas \u2013 a common situation among graduates of various disciplines at the present time) that the notary had discovered several \u2018fake\u2019 degrees. That notary stated the only \u2018safe\u2019 approach for the notary was to obtain verification directly from the university or other educational institution.\nMany universities will refuse to give details of a person\u2019s degree to a third party (such as a notary) without the consent of the graduate. This is because of data protection legislation. Some universities, conscious of this problem offer a solution to both graduate and the potential employer. The University of Limerick (Ireland) has, since September 2005, issued and verified qualifications online through a secure electronic document system. The system enables students and graduates of the university to access their education-related documents via a secure website hosted at the University of Limerick. The student or the graduate of the University registers and gives his/her consent. The relevant documents will be electronically signed using legally binding Advanced Electronic Signatures in accordance with the EU Electronic Signatures Directive (1999/93/EC). This system is based on the Europass Diploma Supplement, an initiative of the European Union to promote the mobility of graduates. It is underpinned by a joint decision of the EU Commission and Council and arises from an agreement by education ministers from 41 countries (Bologna Agreement 1999). The Europass Diploma Supplement is designed to give greater transparency and recognition of qualifications.\nThe employer or party seeking the verification can be copied in on the electronic verification from the university. There is no fee for this service at the time of writing. However, there are charges for exact copies of the \u2018parchment\u2019, testamur or degree.\nThe National University of Ireland charges \u20ac50 for a verification request.\nThe notary or other certifying authority may not be in a position to contact the University of an educational institution as it may be located outside the jurisdiction and language may be a problem.\nOne solution is for the notary or other certifying authority to take sworn evidence or a statutory declaration from the appearer (who seeks to have copies of education-related documents certified as being true copies of originals) and to record this fact in the relevant certificate. Such a Notarial Certificate may read as follows:\nNOTARIAL ACT AND NOTARIAL CERTIFICATE\nNOTARY PUBLIC OF IRELAND\nBE IT KNOWN that I, [N.P.] of\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\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026..\nCommissioned for life by the Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court of Ireland, CERTIFY as follows:\n[A.B.] of [address] duly identified to me by production of Passport of \u2026\u2026\u2026.. bearing No\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\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026..\nappeared before me this day and testified on oath before me that the copy document attached to this Notarial Certificate was a true copy of an original.\nIN FAITH AND TESTIMONY I have signed my name and affixed my official stamp and official seal this day of 20XX\nSignature, seal and stamp of Notary Public\nIn the context of educational qualifications, the Notaries Society of England and Wales in a publication entitled, Precedents, advises that there are particular concerns about the certification of copies of qualification certifications. The Notaries Society suggests that an appearer should be requested to make a suitable formal statutory declaration before the notary confirming the status of the qualifications/certificates. Further, Precedents provide the notary should state in his/her Notarial Certificate whether he or she has directly checked the existence of the institution and the reliability of the certificates produced to him or her. Finally, there is the warning:\nThose who rely on these [qualifications] certificates are making decisions on the basis that the qualifications are genuine and may reasonably suppose the notary to be authenticating this.\nThe Notaries Society provides a specific precedent for the notary which the present writer has re-fashioned as follows:\nBE IT KNOWN that I, [N.P.] of\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\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\n[A.B.] of \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\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.. duly identified to me by production of Passport of \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 No\u2026\u2026\u2026.. appeared before me this day and testified on oath before me that the copy document attached to this Notarial Certificate is a true copy of an original.\nI have not verified that the document is genuine but the copy attached is a true copy of the document so produced to me.\nIN FAITH AND TESTIMONY I have signed my name and affixed my official seal and stamp this day of 20XX\nThe present writer is aware that some states, particularly Australia, require a specific form of certification. One such stipulated format is:\nI [NP], Notary Public, certify I have sighted the original and that this is a true copy of the said original.\nSuch a form of certification must be signed by the notary, dated with address and telephone contact details.\nIn relation to the above Australian requirement, there is no possibility of any \u2018qualifying\u2019 statement by the certifying authority \u2013 such as a notary \u2013 to limit what may be described as the \u2018absoluteness\u2019 of the notary\u2019s certificate. In such a circumstance, the notary should, for his or her own protection, obtain sworn evidence in the form of a pre-prepared form of affidavit or statutory declaration that the appearer testified or declared solemnly before the notary that the copy documents presented to the notary were, in fact, true copies of genuine originals.\nGreat care should be taken to ensure there is some \u2018qualification\u2019 of the absolute formula used by many:\nI [N.P.] Notary Public, certify the within photocopy is a true copy of an original.\nAt a minimum, the notary should consider obtaining sworn evidence from the appearer who comes before the notary (requesting that copy educational qualifications be certified) that the documents are genuine. At least the notary will be seen to have demonstrated some diligence in the matter. There are also criminal sanctions available against the appearer who makes a false oath or statutory declaration.\nAs stated, there is considerable merit in the following certification:\nI [N.P], Notary Public, certify the within photocopy is a true copy of a document produced to me and represented under oath to me to be a true copy of the original.\nHere, the notary above is not certifying that the copy document is, for example, evidence of a genuine degree from AB University, but the notary is stating that the copy document is a true copy of the document as presented to the notary and represented by the appearer under oath to be the original. The \u2018legal value\u2019 here is that the Notary is a public officer and any person who swears to a falsehood or makes a statutory declaration that is false is liable on conviction to serious criminal penalties.\nEnd Dr Eamonn G Hall (March 2018)\n[1] The Apostille Convention was signed on behalf of Ireland on 29 October 1996, ratified by Ireland on 8 January 1999 and came into force in Ireland on 9 March 1999.\n[2] Hague Conference on Private International Law, \u2018Preliminary Document No 5 of December 2008\u2019.\n[3] Hague Conference on Private International Law, \u2018Conclusions and Recommendations of the Special Commission on the Practical Operation of The Hague Apostille, Service, Taking of Evidence and Access to Justice Conventions\u2019, (2-12 February 2009).\n[4] Prospects, HEDD (Department for Education, England and Wales), Advice and Guidance on Degree Fraud; A Toolkit for Higher Education Providers, (2017)\n[5] See above, p.2.\n[6] \u2018The Application of the Apostille Convention to Diplomas including those issued by Diploma Mills,\u2019 Permanent Bureau of The Hague Conference on Private International Law, page 4.\n[7] Peter Zablud, \u2018The Operation of the Apostille Convention \u2013 Now and into the Future\u2019, A Position Paper for the Australian and New Zealand College of Notaries \u2018(2009). Professor Zablud referred to Jacques Hallack and Muriel Poisson, \u2018Corrupt Schools, Corrupt Universities: What Can be Done?\u2019 2007 International Institute for Educational Planning.\n[8] Response of Ireland to Questionnaire relating to the Hague Convention of 5 October 1961 abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (Prel. Doc. No 3 of August 2008); Hague Conference on Private International Law.\n[9] Above, page 14.\nDirector of the Institute of Notarial Studies\nEmail: info@ehall.ie:\nweb: www.ehall.ie:",
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        "raw_content": "Being the Meat in the Sandwich: Implications of the double colonisation of empire and patriarchy by the female characters in Wide Sargasso Sea\nOne of the many ways that postcolonial literature accomplishes the task of challenging the hegemony of western imperialism is through the use of a \u2018canonical counter-discourse,\u2019 a strategy whereby \u2018a post-colonial writer takes up a character or characters, or the basic assumptions of a canonical text [where a colonialist discourse is developed directly or indirectly], and unveils [its colonialist] assumptions, subverting the text for post-colonial purposes\u2019. (Tiffin, 1987) Such a revolutionary literary project is evidently realised in Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys, a prequel that \u2018writes back the centre\u2019 of Charlotte Bront\u00eb\u2019s Jane Eyre (1847). Rhys is categorical about her conscious authorial intention: \u2018I immediately thought I'd write a story as it (the story of Bertha/Antoinette) might really have been.\u2019 (Rhys, 1986) The novel revitalizes Bronte\u2019s Bertha Mason, the madwoman in the attic, as Antoinette Cosway, a hyper-sensitive woman who is deprived of her voice, isolated, marginalised, rejected, led to the brink of insanity and finally locked up in a room to pay the price of her \u2018otherness\u2019. It combines a stark postcolonial critique of Bront\u00eb\u2019s novel with an ethnographic approach that highlights the issues of race and miscegenation to deal with the problem of Antoinette\u2019s racial heritage through a more or less straightforward exposition of her background.\nThis essay intends to examine the implications of double colonisation of patriarchy and empire experienced by the female characters of Rhys\u2019s novel, particularly by Antoinette Cosway. \u2018Double-colonisation\u2019 is a critical term coined by Peterson and Rutherford (1986) to refer to the condition of simultaneous oppression experienced by women in colonised communities due to imp...\n...g effect of both the dimensions and this dual oppression is more severe and painful than a singular form of oppression either colonial or patriarchal.\nTiffin, H. (1987) \u2018Post-Colonial Literatures and Counter-Discourse.\u2019 in Ashcroft et al (Ed.), (1995) The Post-Colonial Studies Reader. New York: Routledge, pp. 95\u201398.\nRhys, Jean (1996) Wide Sargasso Sea. London: Penguin Books\nPetersen, K. & Rutherford, A. (1989) \u2018Speaking in Tongues: Dialogics, Dialectics, and the Black Woman Writer's Literary Tradition.\u2019 in Napier, W. (2000) African American Literary Theory: A Reader. New York: New York UP, 2000. 257-267\nMillet, K. (1971) Sexual Politics. London: Rupert Hart-Davis\nSpivak, G., (1985) \u2018Three Women\u2019s Texts and a Critique of Imperialism.\u2019 in Ashcroft et al (Ed.) (1995) The Post-Colonial Studies Reader. New York: Routledge, 1995. 269\u201372.",
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        "raw_content": "David Hume on the Existence of Miracles Essay\nIn this paper I will look at David Hume\u2019s (1711-1776) discussion from the An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, Section X, Of Miracles regarding whether it is a reasonable assumption to believe in the existence of miracles. I will first discuss why the existence of miracles matters and how miracles relate to our understanding of the laws of nature. Secondly, I will look at how Hume argues that it is never reasonable to believe in miracles. I will then provide objections to this argument which I feel support the idea that belief is not only reasonable but a necessary condition for a faithful life.\nSo why does the existence of miracles have any meaning at all? Belief in miracles helps to bring a sense of the divine existence of God to those who believe in a material way. Miracles are a way for signs from God to be transferred to mankind, in a way that we are able to understand. These miracles or signs from God can help to show divine favour, and to support our moral beliefs and ideology, to let us know that we are on the path of righteousness for those who believe. But what then, constitutes a miracle? A miracle, according to Hume, is a violation of the laws of nature, something that cannot happen, but does. (Hume, 1777,E10.12) I believe that Hume believes that the the laws of nature, cannot ever be violated, for if one believes that this is possible, then the laws of nature are fallible and belief in the laws of nature which should be unalterable, would no longer apply. It is therefore, far more reasonable to believe that the laws of nature, which have proven themselves over and over again, are in fact to be believed and accepted over any possiblity for the existence of a miracle.\nHume contends that the existenc...\n... and faith are not based solely on empirical evidence and absolute proof. It is the will to believe, the desire to see miracles that allows the faithful, to believe in the existence of miracles, not on any kind of sufficient evidence but on the belief that miracles can happen. Rather than Hume\u2019s premise that a wise man proportions his belief in response to the eviddence, maybe a wise man would be better off, tempering his need for empirical evidence against his faith and his will to belief.\nHume, D. (1777). An inquiry Concerning Human Undersstanding. Retrieved from DavidHume.org: http://www.davidhume.org/texts/ehu.php#X\nJames, W. (2009, May 8). The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Will to Believe, by William James. Retrieved from The Will to Believe and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy: http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/26659/pg26659.txt\nDavid Hume's Argument Against Belief in the Existence of Miracles Essay\n- David Hume was a British empiricist, meaning he believed all knowledge comes through the senses. He argued against the existence of innate ideas, stating that humans have knowledge only of things which they directly experience. These claims have a major impact on his argument against the existence of miracles, and in this essay I will explain and critically evaluate this argument. In his discussion 'Of Miracles' in Section X of An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding, Hume defines a miracle as \u201ca violation of the laws of nature and as a firm and unalterable experience has established these laws\u201d1.... [tags: Empiricists, Empiricism]\nAgreeing With David Hume's Theory on Miracles Essay\n- I will argue that Hume's argument is plausible in explaining why it is highly improbable for a miracle to occur because no testimony given by a person can establish a miracle, as it would require an explanation that overrules the laws of nature, which is highly unlikely. I agree with Hume's argument, and believe that it is correct; however, there are some objections I have in regards to some of his points. The central claim that Hume is trying to make is that no testimony given by a person can establish a miracle.... [tags: philosophy, beliefs, miracle]\nEssay on David Hume on Miracles\n- Hume\u2019s empiricist ideology clearly informed his position on the topic of miracles. In the following, I will examine Hume\u2019s take on empiricism. From this it will be possible to deduce how Hume\u2019s empiricism played a prominent role in influencing his belief on miracles. First, what were the principles of Hume\u2019s empiricism. Hume claims that everyone is born with a blank slate (tabula rasa). The tabula rasa receives impressions which are products of immediate experience. For example, the color of the computer screen I am looking at represents an impression.... [tags: Empiricists, Empiricism]\nEssay about The Existence of Miracles\n- The Existence of Miracles When bringing the existence of miracles into question it is necessary to firstly establish a definition of a miracle and exactly what purpose they serve. As with many issues, theologians are divided on an actual definition of what a miracle really is. Paul Tillich (1886-1965) claimed that: \"A genuine miracle is first of all an event which is astonishing, unusual, Shaking without contradicting the rational structure of reality. In the second place it is an event which points to the mystery of being, expressing its relation to us in a definite way.\" However, some interpret miracles as simply \"a series of myths\" (David Friedrich S... [tags: Papers]\nDavid Hume's Anti Miracle Belief Essay\n- The problem of miracles is an ancient one that has persisted for most of human history, but that has been addressed with some depth only in the last few centuries. The great empiricist philosopher David Hume was one of the first to present an analysis of miracles that tried to explain why they are created (by human beings themselves, in Hume\u2019s opinion) and why people are so ready to believe in them. This is an important field of study, as with greater knowledge of the character of physical law, one finds more and more (rather than less) accounts of miracles being touted as exceptions to natural laws.... [tags: Empiricists, Empiricism]\nPragmatism, Empiricism and David Hume Essay\n- Pragmatism, Empiricism and David Hume Pragmatism is based on the philosophy that ideas must be tested and re-tested, that experiences dictate reality. Pragmatists also believe in no absolute truths or values existing. David Hume argues that, \u201cno proof can be derived from any fact, of which we are so intimately conscious; nor is there anything of which we can be certain, if we doubt this\u201d (Treatise 2645). Hume\u2019s empiricist ideals were roots to early pragmatic thought, by way of the theory that, in our reality, nothing is certain and everything that can be sensed must be constantly qualified to find a place in reality.... [tags: essays research papers]\nAccounts of Miracles and Their Support of Belief in God Essay\n- Accounts of Miracles and Their Support of Belief in God The definition of a miracle is a violation of the \"laws of nature\", it is an exception that is beyond all naturalistic explanations, meaning they must be explained supernaturally. So do accounts of miracles support the belief in God. Firstly, one must decided whether there is sufficient evidence to prove the existence of miracles, something that people have disagreed about a lot.... [tags: Papers]\nEssay about David Hume\n- \"There are more things n heaven and Earth than dreamt of in your philosophy\" (Shakespeare, 211). This quote from William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark presents quite an idea. It suggests that in our modern philosophy we have not even began to scratch the surface of what causes the nature of things around us. Our philosophy is centered on the idea of cause and effect. Whether a person realizes it, every standpoint that they argue from is based on a cause and/or its effect. There isn't necessarily anything wrong with this, but most people don't bother to analyze what the true connection is between a cause and it's effect. David Hume does an outstanding job... [tags: Empiricists, Empiricism]\nEssay on Miracles\n- Miracles From the Latin word miraculum meaning \u201cobject of wonder\u201d enters the word miracle. Many definitions have been formed for the notion of a miracle but most would agree that it is most commonly an unexplainable extraordinary event, inspiring awe and wonder unto its witnesses. Similar definitions state that it is a \u201csupernatural event, contrary to the established constitution and course of things or a deviation from the known laws of nature\u201d.... [tags: Papers]\nDefining Miracles Essay\n- Defining Miracles 'A miracle may be accurately defined as a transgression of a law of nature by a particular volition of the Deity, or by the interposition of some invisible agent.' David Hume \"Miracles are propitious accidents, the natural causes of which are too complicated to be readily understood.\" George Santayana A miracle is a 'marvellous event due to some supposed supernatural agency' Oxford English Dictionary. In my opinion I believe that a miracle is an event that cannot be explained for by scientific reasoning, and so we do not understand why and how it has happened.... 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        "raw_content": "With its breathtaking location high in the archipelago, majestically the luxury estate sits above the Bay of Pollen\u00e7a on the mountain of Bonaire in a film-like backdrop, just 3 km from Alc\u00fadia's old town. The exclusive holiday resort of Mal Pas - Bon Aire on the protected La Victoria peninsula offers not only bars, restaurants, a pharmacy and a minimarket but also a marina that offers sailing trips and boat trips. The Platja de Sant Pere, which belongs to Mal Pas, can be reached on foot in half an hour. A top location for weddings, parties and events.\nIf you are interested in this property, you will find a high standard of luxury and comfort as well as a very good feeling for unique aesthetics and privacy.The single property, with a floor space of 14,000 square meters, majestically sits on a mountain and can be reached either by a broad, winding driveway or directly by helicopter. The villa with a living space of 3,500 sqm impresses immediately by its imposing construction. Nothing is missing here. These include a private helicopter landing stage in front of the sumptuous entrance, a large tennis court, an underground car park, a bodega, as well as a luxurious indoor car park. Large terraces surround the villa and go on a house side in the pool area. Here is the 14 m long pool with sea view, surrounded by a well-kept lawn area, which stands on the edge of palm trees and trees.The perfect external framework is the Mediterranean terraces, whose design is in no way inferior to these dimensions. There are beautiful gardens, cobbled streets, arcades, a unique variety of olive, johnbrot and citrus trees, cypresses and hanging climbing plants that flatter the solid masonry - these are just a few details that express the absolute privacy and beauty , A glass palace, numerous lounge areas as well as ample tables, which can be placed in the garden during the event, reflect the potential for a very special occasion. There are up to 20 parking spaces in the underground car park and there is no limit for events.\nThe villa itself impresses with its high technical level and exclusive design in combination with tastefully dosed colors and accessories. From light-flooded rooms you can also enjoy the spectacular view with a view of the sea, while at the same time you can indulge extensively in interior design.\nThe living space is spread over 3 levels. 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There is a 12-meter-long indoor pool with resting areas, a large jacuzzi, a sauna, a Turkish bath, a contrast shower and a floating tank to avoid jet lag.\nSeveral staff buildings are located separately on the Arenal.\nThe villa includes daily breakfast, daily service, garden and pool maintenance.\nThe costs for the SPA are not included, if necessary the SPA costs the additional costs 750 \u20ac / week.\nThe villa is also available for events, weddings and parties, in which case a minimum stay of four nights is required and an additional fee of 3,000 \u20ac / event will be charged.\nPollen\u00e7a (Castilian Pollensa) is a municipality on the Balearic island of Mallorca. 16,200 inhabitants live here and the share of foreigners in 2006 was 22,9%. 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This is connected by a cloister with the convent of Santo Domingo.In the beautiful interior of the church you can admire a baroque main altar, a picturesque organ and the tomb of the hero Joan Mas, who played an important role in the defense of the place against pirates. In the summer the Kreuzganz is the backdrop for a notorious music festival, and the surrounding rooms include the Museu de Pollen\u00e7a. Here the visitor will be presented, among other things, pottery from the 15th century as well as some finds from the prehistory of Pollenca.\nThe plazas Plazuela de L'Almonia is located not far from the church Esgl\u00e9sia de Nostra Senyora del Roser orFrom the Convent de Santo Domingo: from the Placa Major, it is only a few moments to get to the Plazuela de L'Almonia over the Carrer del Temple, named after the Templar Knights, and who wear their orders. Here, Vincenc Ferrer, who was later to be sanctioned, preached, and here is also the famous Hahnenbrunnen, which dates back to 1827 and is regarded as the landmark of Pollenca.\nThere is also the Casa Museu Dion\u00eds Benn\u00e0ssar. This is a so-called dwelling-house museum: the original furniture gives an insight into the former life of the local painter whose name the house carries.Dion\u00eds Benn\u00e0ssar was regarded as a member of the artistic genre, which gave the town the title 'Capital of Culture of the North'. Apart from sculptures, watercolors and drawings, it is above all the oil paintings of Benn\u00e0ssar, which characterize the exhibition.\nIn addition to other attractions such as the Museu Mart\u00ed Vicenc, the Pont Rom\u00e0 or the Puig de Mar\u00eda, El Calvari is a must for every visitor to Pollen\u00e7as: exactly 365 steps lead up to the Calvary, which is regarded as pride of the city. The beginning of the ascent is north of the Pla\u00e7a Major, near the town hall (Ajuntament). Having reached the 113-meter-high hill, the visitor can admire a 19th-century chapel, as well as a much older service, which houses the chapel.You can also admire the wonderful view over the city, which one from there up.\nMon d'Aventura Day Tours offers touristic tours of the Grotto of Cova de Coloms: the access to the grotto requires it to swim about 100 m against the current of the sea. For the reason that many children and youngsters participate in the tours, there is also the possibility to be abseiled about 20 meters into the depths: Above all, your offspring will feel as if you were on the trail of Indiana Jones.\nYou can also visit Teixits Vicens: the family business, which has been in existence for more than 100 years, invites you to discover the world of textiles. You can buy various textile articles, but you can also take part in a free tour through the company's production areas. 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        "raw_content": "Rep. Steve Scalise's condition upgraded to 'serious'\nPhoto courtesy Scalise.House.Gov\nBy Jennifer Hansler\n(CNN) -- Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise's condition has been upgraded to \"serious\" after he underwent surgery Saturday for injuries sustained in a shooting at a Republican congressional baseball practice earlier this week, the hospital treating him said in a release.\nScalise, the third-ranking GOP leader in the House, \"continues to show signs of improvement,\" MedStar Washington Hospital Center said in a statement released on behalf of his family. \"He is more responsive, and is speaking with his loved ones. The Scalise family greatly appreciates the outpouring of thoughts and prayers.\"\nScalise, Tyson Foods lobbyist Matt Mika, congressional aide Zach Barth and US Capitol Police officer Crystal Griner were shot during an attack on the Republican congressional baseball team as it practiced Wednesday morning. Capitol Police officer David Bailey and Texas Rep. Roger Williams were also injured during the incident.\nThe gunman, identified by law enforcement officials as 66-year-old James Hodgkinson of Belleville, Illinois, later died from injuries sustained during a shootout with police on the scene.\nAlthough Scalise was able to talk while lying injured on the ball field, he had gone into shock by the time he was transported by helicopter to the hospital and arrived \"in critical condition with an imminent risk of death,\" Sava said. He added that Scalise would be in the hospital \"for some time\" and would need \"a period of healing and rehabilitation\" after being discharged.\nMika also remained hospitalized Saturday after undergoing an additional surgery. His family said in a statement he was showing \"positive results\" and was expected to make a full recovery.\nGriner remained in the hospital in good condition after sustaining a gunshot wound to the ankle, according to a Friday update. Bailey, Barth, and Williams have been treated and released.\nCNN's Jacqueline Howard contributed to this report.",
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        "raw_content": "There are plenty of good reasons to invest in a new furnace installation. A furnace replacement typically improves efficiency, saves money on operating costs, and offers greater reliability. Of course, it\u2019s also an investment that doesn\u2019t necessarily make sense in every situation. If you\u2019re considering a new furnace, here are three surefire signs that now is the right time.\nYour Furnace Is Obsolete\nEven in a warm and pleasant climate like Winter Haven, Florida, no furnace is built to last forever. In fact, the average furnace is only expected to last for 15 to 20 years. If your unit is approaching this range, a new replacement can spare you plenty of headaches in the future. You\u2019ll save the frustration and expenses that often come with managing a furnace near the end of its life. Considering new models are up to 15 percent more efficient, you might also enjoy significant savings on utility costs.\nYou\u2019re Facing Frequent or Costly Repairs\nNo matter how reliable your furnace has been, there comes a time when even preventive maintenance isn\u2019t enough. If you\u2019re forced to call for repairs with frustrating regularity, you may just be throwing your money away. A major breakdown may pose a similar problem. Get a quote for the needed repairs and see how it measures up to the cost of a furnace installation. If the repairs cost more than a third of the price of a new system, you\u2019re better off starting fresh.\nYour Home Isn\u2019t Heating Evenly\nIn addition to more frequent repairs and higher utility bills, aging furnaces also commonly decline in performance. This is most noticeable in the form of uneven heating around your home. Some areas may get too warm while others struggle to maintain a comfortable temperature. A furnace replacement is a surefire way to correct this issue and restore comfortable, consistent heating to your home.\nA furnace replacement is a major decision that often comes with major benefits. If you think the time is right for a new furnace, check out Airpliance\u2019s furnace installation services or call 863-259-6730.",
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        "raw_content": "We are one of the UK\u2019s leading design firms with commissions ranging from high-profile public realm, large urban masterplans to prestigious private gardens.\nAs a multi-disciplinary studio, we are creating unique landscapes throughout the UK, Europe, China, Africa, Russia and the Middle East.\nWe have a unique career opportunity for a highly talented designer to join our award-winning studio in Brighton. Candidates will have the opportunity of being involved in a wide range of innovative new landmark projects across London and around the world.\nCandidates will demonstrate design excellence in all they do, excelling in graphic, presentation and verbal communication. 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        "raw_content": "Contact Pompano Beach, FL Drunk Driving Defense Attorney The Ansara Law Firm\nIn the state of Florida, you will have your driver's license suspended if you are involved in a DUI. This is true even for a first offense. A driver's license suspension can make it difficult to get to work, fulfill your family obligations, or even do simple things like going to the grocery store. Unfortunately, a driver's license suspension is mandatory after a DUI conviction.\nThe best way to avoid driver's license penalties is to avoid a conviction for driving under the influence. The experienced Fort Lauderdale DUI attorneys at The Ansara Law Firm can help you to explore possible defenses you may raise in order to attempt to avoid a conviction.\nDriver's License Suspension for a Florida DUI\nUnder Florida law, the driver's license revocation periods after a DUI are established in Florida Statute 322.271 and 322.28. According to the relevant statutes:\nYou will have your license suspended for a minimum of 180 days and a maximum of a year after your first DUI conviction.\nIf you have a second DUI conviction within five years of your first, you will have your license revoked for five years. However, you may be eligible for hardship reinstatement after a year has passed. The Ansara Law Firm can help you to prove the need for a hardship restatement so you will have a better chance of being successful at getting your license back on a limited basis.\nAfter a third conviction within ten years of your second DUI, you will have your license revoked for ten years. However, you may again be eligible for a hardship reinstatement- but this time you will have to wait for two years before you can apply.\nIf you have a Fourth DUI conviction or if you are guilty of murder with motor vehicle, your license will be permanently revoked.\nIf you have a DUI manslaughter conviction, your license will be permanently revoked. However, you may be eligible for a hardship reinstatement after a five-year period has passed.\nIf you are convicted of vehicular homicide, you may have your license revoked for a minimum period of three years.\nThese penalties indicate that anyone with a DUI is going to lose his or her license. In fact, the very act of being arrested for a DUI or refusing to take a BAC test will lead automatically to an administrative suspension of your driver's license. When you are arrested or refuse a BAC test, your license is suspended immediately and your DUI citation serves as your temporary license to drive. You then have ten days to schedule a hearing with the DMV to argue for why you should be permitted to drive instead of subject to an ongoing automatic administrative suspension.\nLosing your license can be a very devastating experience, and it can be very expensive to take the steps to get your license reinstated after a revocation or suspension. You need to talk to an experienced Boward County DUI attorney to learn what your legal rights are in regards to your DUI charges and license suspension and to learn what options, if any, you may have for holding on to your license to drive.\nIf you have been charged with DUI in South Florida, call The Ansara Law Firm today for your free initial consultation at (954) 761-4011! You can also contact us online. It only takes a minute to call, but it can make all the difference in the world.\nCriminal DUI Penalties\nDMV Point System and Process\nDriver's License Penalties | Fort Lauderdale DUI Lawyer The Ansara Law Firm",
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        "raw_content": "Home > National Archives at Kansas City, Missouri > Finding Aids > Naturalizations, Topeka Division\nNaturalizations, Topeka Division\nName Index to Naturalizations\nfor District of Kansas (1852-1942)\nRecords to Declarations of Intention to Naturalize (\"first papers\"), U.S. District Court, District of Kansas, Topeka Division. (Record Group 21)\nType: Dec = Declaration of Intention\nCountry/Birth\nDecl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 170 blank\nPrussia Dec Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 175 form left blank except for country\nPrussia Dec Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 176 form blank except for country\n? Joseph France Dec 3/1/1867 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897)page 10\nAbbott Archibald Canada Dec 8/31/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 6\nAbbott Thomas England Dec 2/11/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 33\nAbbott William Canada Dec 8/31/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 5\nAbbuhl Gottlieb Switzerland Dec 10/15/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 150\nAbmyer (Abmeyer) Elisa (Elsa) J. Germany Dec 8/10/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 280\nAdams Edwin England Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 60\nAgnew William Andrew England Dec 12/4/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 328\nAguirre Ramon Mexico Dec 10/17/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 357\nAh Nep e-ah Kickapoo Tribe Dec 10/2/1897 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 219\nAheksartia (Aheksaitra) Tony Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 47\nAlden Samuel Nicholas Sweden Dec 2/4/1919 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 300\nAldridge George Eyles England Dec 9/19/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 542\nAlejos Sergio Mexico Dec 11/8/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 556\nAlexander Tom John Greece Dec 4/12/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 228\nAlieksaitia Joseph Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 49\nAllen C. G. Sweden Dec 6/22/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 74\nAllen Earnest Gottfried Sweden Dec 9/19/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 293\nAllen John Ireland Dec 12/23/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 91\nAllen Oscar Sweden Dec 9/24/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 295\nAllen Thure Sweden Dec 9/24/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 294\nAllery Charles Sweden Dec 4/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 101\nAlmaguer Salome Mexico Dec 7/31/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 350\nAlonzo Angel Mexico Dec 10/10/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 353\nAlonzo Antonia Augustina Mexico Dec 3/16/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 485\nAlonzo Valentin Mexico Dec 8/15/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 393\nAmbrosini Christopher Italy Dec 10/15/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 145\nAnderson A. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 102\nAnderson A. G. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897)page 126\nAnderson Alexander Sweden Dec 3/25/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 35\nAnderson Axel Theodore Sweden Dec 4/11/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 227\nAnderson Charles Sweden Dec 4/5/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 207\nAnderson Charles Sweden Dec 9/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 82\nAnderson Erik Sweden Dec 6/26/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 307\nAnderson J. P. Sweden Dec 4/2/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 145\nAnderson Johannes Denmark Dec 1/18/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 142\nAnderson John Sweden Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 150\nAnderson John Sweden Dec 4/7/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 65\nAnderson Karl Enok Sweden Dec 8/27/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 317\nAnderson Lars Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 114\nAnderson M. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 103\nAnderson Nels Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 125\nAnderson Nels Sweden Dec 9/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 80\nAnderson Peter Sweden Dec 9/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 78\nAraiza Esteban Mexico Dec 11/23/1933 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 342\nAraiza Sipriano Mexico Dec 10/20/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 360\nArbizu Juan Barranco Mexico Dec 8/29/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 505\nAronson Robert Sweden Dec 8/17/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 215\nArtzer Valentine Russia Dec 9/15/1938 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 478\nAsh James Scotland Dec 5/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 132\nAsh Peter Ireland Dec 5/6/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 132\nAsteler (Kasteler) Joseph (Jozef) Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 26\nAtkinson Annie England Dec 11/19/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 597\nAtkinson Frank Canada Dec 6/19/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 22\nBach Conrad Russia Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 179\nBailey Edward England Dec 10/30/1875 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 172\nBailey Herbert George England Dec 9/30/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 296\nBaines ? John Prussia Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 63\nBaker Peter Hermanus Holland Dec 10/26/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 436\nBalandran Timoteo Mexico Dec 9/10/1938 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 477\nBarrie Alice Reily Canada Dec 9/26/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 549\nBarrie John Franklin Canada Dec 9/26/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 548\nBaum Samuel H. Russia Dec 8/20/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 282\nBauzos Joseph Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 72\nBeaven John Frowd England Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 58\nBechtel John Frederick Germany Dec 2/1/1919 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 299\nBeckstrom A. O. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 104\nBeier Anna Marie Russia Dec 10/16/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 509\nBeier George Russia Dec 9/29/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 178\nBeier Joseph George Russia Dec 10/17/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 510\nBelford R. J. Canada Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 156\nBelin John Sweden Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 150\nBellendir Adam Russia Dec 7/15/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 309\nBellendir Conred Russia Dec 7/15/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 310\nBende Alois Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 62\nBenjamin Albert Germany Dec 6/21/1887 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 218\nBente Wilhelm Prussia Dec 9/1/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 7\nBentsson John Sweden Dec 6/19/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 22\nBerberich John Russia Dec 1/22/1941 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 567\nBerberich Susie Russia Dec 1/21/1941 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 566\nBerg Henry Prussia Dec 2/21/1876 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 173\nBergmann William Germany Dec 7/27/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 212\nBerlau Abraham Joseph Germany Dec 8/18/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 502\nBerlau Lilly Rachel Germany Dec 10/16/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 507\nBerlau Salomon Austria Dec 10/16/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 506\nBerlund Andrew M. Sweden Dec 8/16/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 76\nBernstein Max Romania Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 18\nBeronius Alfred Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 38\nBerwert Valentine Russia Dec 9/20/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 543\nBesler John Andrew Russia Dec 5/7/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 450\nBey Jean France Dec 5/31/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 20\nBeyer Maria Russia Dec 4/30/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 449 aka Mary Barbara Beier\nBieber Nicholas Russia Dec 6/3/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 425 aka Beaver\nBing August Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 40\nBjorklund John Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 111\nBlahut Otto Austria-Hungary Dec 5/9/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 213\nBlank Francis Prussia Dec 9/1/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 8\nBlattner John Russia Dec 3/1/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 212\nBloomquist Carl August Sweden Dec 12/8/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 441\nBlumkin Carl J. Russia Dec 11/7/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 512\nBock Christ Hanover (Germany) Dec 11/30/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 31\nBolonas John Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 65\nBond John England Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 155\nBoos Clemens Anton Russia Dec 5/17/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 473\nBoos Jacob Peter Russia Dec 6/20/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 388\nBoos Leo Henry Russia Dec 6/17/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 387\nBoos Peter Anton Russia Dec 6/28/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 389\nBosiljevae Stefen Crotia Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 87\nBotteron Ami Switzerland Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 65\nBourke Timothy Ireland Dec 7/2/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 530 aka Burke\nBower Adam Russia Dec 9/13/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 541\nBoyd Davina Nicoll Scotland Dec 11/30/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 401\nBoyd Stewart Scotland Dec 12/16/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 404\nBoyes James Scotland Dec 9/1/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 9\nBoyok George Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 28\nBrand Johannas Russia Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 184\nBraun Jacob Germany Dec 7/27/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 211\nBreit George Russia Dec 4/8/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 419\nBrennan Michael Ireland Dec 10/19/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 3\nBrennan Michael Ireland Dec 8/15/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 243\nBrennan Thomas J. Ireland Dec 2/3/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 133\nBrennan Thomas Joseph Ireland Dec 9/25/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 546\nBrennan William Ireland Dec 8/7/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 629\nBrennan William Ireland Dec 9/10/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 285\nBretz Matthew Russia Dec 5/24/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 306\nBrogvist Charles Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 118\nBrogvist John Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 118\nBromich Joseph England Dec 7/9/1874 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 167\nBrost John Russia Dec 3/12/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 185 see loose papers in back of volume\nBrovovoski (Brozowski) Alexander Poland (Russia) Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 39\nBrown Charles Sweden Dec 7/5/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 136\nBrozenic Adam Croatia (Austria) Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 82\nBrzoski John Poland (Russia) Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 37\nBuchschacher John Germany Dec 3/29/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 209\nBuechner Edward Meiningen (Germany) Dec 3/29/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 96\nBurgardt Casper George Russia Dec 8/19/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 534\nBurgess Arthur Harold England Dec 6/19/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 238\nBurgess John Irving Ireland Dec 6/11/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 271\nBurghardt George John Russia Dec 10/16/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 508\nBurghart Casper Russia Dec 2/19/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 222\nBurgren A. G. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 126\nBurke Bridget Ireland Dec 8/7/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 147\nBussmann Henry William Germany Dec 3/15/1875 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 171\nButler Pierce Ireland Dec 6/16/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 72\nBzozenic Frank Karlstat (Germany) Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 61\nCaleb Alice Beatrice Wales Dec 11/19/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 595\nCalondre Salvatore Italy Dec 3/4/1913 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 161\nCarleman Gustaf Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 110\nCarlson Axel Erick Sweden Dec 12/14/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 560 aka Axel Erick Dahlstrom\nCarlson Carl John Alfred Sweden Dec 12/4/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 515\nCarlson Charles Sweden Dec 9/10/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 286\nCarlson Gust Sweden Dec 9/26/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 83\nCarlson John Arfwed/Arfved Sweden Dec 10/28/1915 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 206\nCarlson Otto Gotthard Leander Sweden Dec 7/23/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 579 aka Gotthard L. Dahlstrom\nCastillo Jesus Garcia Mexico Dec 2/23/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 526\nChapman James England Dec 7/8/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 75\nChecksfield Henry England Dec 4/2/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 144\nChicanosky Michael Francis Russia Dec 1/11/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 253\nChown Edmund Henry England Dec 11/5/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 113\nChristians Harris Sweden Dec 3/25/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 34\nClapier Paul Cecil Germany Dec 6/2/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 577\nClarke James Canada Dec Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 161 undated/unfinished\nClarke James Canada Dec 4/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 161\nClausen Niels Denmark Dec 8/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 75\nCobbe George Cyril England Dec 8/2/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 582\nCohen Joseph Russia Dec 4/29/1941 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 569\nCollett George England Dec 12/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 92\nCollins Frank (Franc) Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 40\nCollins W. E.L. Canada Dec 4/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 162\nConaghan Mike Ireland Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 48\nConaghan Pat Ireland Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 52\nCoppersmith Julius Russia Dec 10/15/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 146\nCorcoran Edmund Ireland Dec 9/5/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 538\nCorkhill Iris Sophia Isle of Man Dec 12/5/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 402\nCornejo Maria Mexico Dec 9/25/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 640 aka Jennie Cornejo\nCorona Antanacio Munoz Mexico Dec 4/18/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 469\nCorona Forilan R. Mexico Dec 8/7/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 628\nCorona Marcos Mexico Dec 2/29/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 413\nCotses Louis John Greece Dec 9/15/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 216\nCourreger Henry France Dec 4/4/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 128\nCrannidge William England Dec 5/4/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897)page 14\nCresser Edwin England Dec 3/20/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 95\nCriqui Josef Germany Dec 6/5/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 121\nCroce Samuele Italy Dec 10/11/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 127\nCrow Henry John England Dec 4/12/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 304\nCruz Luis Mexico Dec 7/28/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 454\nCullen John Ireland Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 52\nCulligan John Ireland Dec 2/4/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 94\nCummings Edward Ireland Dec 11/4/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 138\nCummins (Cummings) William Ireland Dec 11/3/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 16 may be Cummings\nCurico Andy Peter Austria Dec 1/1/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 251\nCzaplicki George John Poland (Russia) Dec 12/27/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 94\nDahlstrom Agnes Maria Sweden Dec 1/13/1941 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 564\nDahlstrom Gerda Sweden Dec 9/7/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 539 aka Eva Gerda Viktoria Karlsson\nDahlstrom Margit Gerda Sweden Dec 9/21/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 545\nDahlstrom Selma Sweden Dec 1/2/1941 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 563\nDakey Victor Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 50\nDaly Joseph England Dec 11/4/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 29\nDanzer Arnold Switzerland Dec 10/15/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 148\nDanzer Emil Switzerland Dec 10/12/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 109\nDanzer Ernst Switzerland Dec 10/12/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 110\nDanzer Rosa Switzerland Dec 10/12/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 108\nDattolo Pete Italy Dec 4/9/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 226\nDavenport William Belfield England Dec 11/3/1874 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 169\nDavies Elwyn Wales Dec 4/13/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 488\nDavin Casimir France Dec 3/6/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 157\nDavin Casimir France Dec 3/6/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 157 crossed through\nDe Keyser Cyriel Belgium Dec 4/2/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 468\nDe Ridder John Netherlands Dec 10/14/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 143\nde Ronchi Baron Gaston Henri Switzerland Dec 3/26/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 322\nde Ronchi Baron Henri France Dec 3/26/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 321\nDe Wilde Rene Belgium Dec 1/24/1941 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 568\nDeDonder Achille Philip Francis Joseph Belgium Dec 12/12/1913 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 168\nDeDonder Vital Belgium Dec 3/12/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 301\nDel Hierro Guadalupe Mexico Dec 12/12/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 559\nDel Hierro Guadalupe Mexico Dec 8/26/1933 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 341\nDel Hierro Jesus Mexico Dec 11/18/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 594\nDel Hierro Manuel Mexico Dec 9/9/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 397\nDelgado Porfirio Mexico Dec 9/17/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 457 aka Homer Delgado\nDeno Joseph Canada Dec 11/4/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 139\nDeppe A. W. Hanover (Germany) Dec 11/2/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 28\nDesch Edward Russia Dec 8/21/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 394\nDewilde Rene Belgium Dec 6/8/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 123\nDhooghe Alphonse John Belgium Dec 5/21/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 171\nDickinson Elizabeth Ann England Dec 11/19/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 596\nDignen Domnick Ireland Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 45\nDistel Joe Russia Dec 4/22/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 305\nDivine William Ireland Dec 12/23/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 90\nDoble Samuel England Dec 6/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 71\nDobrinksy Sal Poland Dec 1/2/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 115\nDoliner (Dolinar) Andria (Hendri) Croatia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 20 signed Hendri Dolinar?\nDorgan Timothy Ireland Dec 4/29/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 130\nDrogas George Croatia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 24 signed Gorgus Dragus?\nDrurror (?) Weycieck (Weyciech) Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 42 last name Durnor?\nDunekack Henry Germany Dec 11/23/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 248\nDuran Jose Gutierrez Mexico Dec 8/8/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 630\nDziki Steaph (Steph) Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 44\nEaton Robert Ireland Dec 5/11/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 19\nEdwards William England Dec 5/24/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 146\nEichman Henry Germany Dec 5/28/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 270\nEittreim E. O. Norway Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 154\nEkstrum John Sweden Dec 2/29/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 12\nElioson Erlan (Erlon) Sweden Dec 9/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 79\nElliott William England Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 105\nEllis Ole Sophus Norway Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 49\nElwick Edward England Dec 11/19/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 87\nElwick Thomas England Dec 11/19/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 88\nElwick William England Dec 11/19/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 88\nElwick, Jr. Thomas England Dec 11/19/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 89\nElze Albert Willy Germany Dec 6/24/1910 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 98\nEngroff Adam John Russia Dec 12/10/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 403\nEngstrom A. E. Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 39\nErkesson E. G. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 120\nEspinosa Adalberto Mexico Dec 5/15/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 611\nEsquibel Andrew A. Mexico Dec 6/20/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 622\nEsquibel Cleofas Mexico Dec 10/17/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 355\nEsquibel Hipolita Mexico Dec 5/18/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 615\nEvans David England Dec 4/1/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 143\nEverson C. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 119\nFabac Macto Karlstat (Germany) Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 59\nFabac Stephan Crotia (Austria) Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 86\nFabac Vinka Crotia Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 88\nFarher Francis Russia Dec 4/24/1933 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 337\nFechter George A. Germany Dec 9/12/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 245\nFeldmann Herman Albert Germany Dec 2/1/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 254\nFenoglio Charles Italy Dec 3/2/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 607\nFenoglio Mary Italy Dec 10/4/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 646\nFernstrom Peter J. Sweden Dec 4/5/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 206\nFicher Xavier Germany Dec 7/26/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 210\nFilopulos Spiros Greece Dec 2/14/1933 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 332 aka Speridon George Philopoulos aka Sam Phillips\nFinley William Ireland Dec 10/25/1862 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 1\nFisher Henry Germany Dec 3/22/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 203\nFisher Marie E. Russia Dec 12/27/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 562\nFletcher Archibald Scotland Dec 4/13/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 66\nFlipse Jacob Theodorus Hendrick Holland Dec 10/14/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 141\nFlores Natividad Mexico Dec 4/19/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 448\nFlorez Jesus Mexico Dec 10/12/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 648\nFlynn John Ireland Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 14\nForberg O. N. Sweden Dec 4/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 98\nForzeni Peter Italy Dec 4/1/1879 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 174\nFrederick Chris Germany Dec 5/31/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 200\nFrederick Peter Germany Dec 5/31/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 199\nFreel John F. Canada Dec 11/3/1874 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 169\nFreem James England Dec 3/31/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 97\nFreiberger Joseph Christopher Russia Dec 5/11/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 471\nFreilinger M. Holland Dec 5/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 131\nFreilinger William Holland Dec 5/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 131\nFrey Hermann Germany Dec 1/3/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 132\nFriezieves? Alfred France Dec 8/6/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897)page 5\nFrost Josiah England Dec 10/15/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 85\nFrost, Jr. Josiah England Dec 10/15/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 85\nFrzenski Adam Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 38\nFuhr Florian John Russia Dec 3/19/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 381\nFuhr Mary Russia Dec 3/19/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 382\nFuhr Mike Belgium Dec 8/15/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 314\nFuhr Rudolph Russia Dec 8/15/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 315\nFuhr Rudolph Joseph Russia Dec 10/21/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 433\nFullerton Robert Scotland Dec 9/10/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 287\nFullerton Thomas Scotland Dec 9/11/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 288\nGain Doro Hanover Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 121\nGajwzis Lukos Austria Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 64\nGalitzky Isaack S. Russia Dec 3/20/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 323\nGalvan Amador Mexico Dec 11/15/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 361\nGanetos Frank Greece Dec 9/11/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 289\nGant ?(Yant?) Banfield England Dec 6/16/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 73\nGants Wilhelm Germany Dec 2/15/1921 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 330\nGarcia Jose Maria Mexico Dec 4/13/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 383\nGarcia Michael Ferdinand Mexico Dec 6/2/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 576\nGarcia Refugio Valdivia Mexico Dec 10/2/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 645\nGarl\u00fcng (Gorlung) John Russia Dec 10/30/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 9\nGartner John Russia Dec 1/11/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 407 aka Kertner\nGaunts Wilhelm Germany Dec 9/25/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 547\nGayski Joe Austria Dec 3/27/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 345\nGeigler Charles Delaware Tribe of Indians Dec 7/22/1874 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 167 Native American\nGeils Adolph Germany Dec 11/3/1879 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 178\nGein Eliza Hanover Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 121\nGein Heinrich Hanover Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 119\nGeist Anna Russia Dec 10/9/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 551\nGeist John Russia Dec 11/18/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 462\nGeleerd Elisabeth Rozetta Netherlands Dec 9/12/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 589\nGems Fred Germany Dec 5/3/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 385\nGems Louise Elizabeth Germany Dec 11/12/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 593\nGerstel Adolf Hungary Dec 5/20/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 133\nGessler Peter Greece Dec 10/12/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 107\nGettig Barbara Russia Dec 8/21/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 503\nGettig Georg Russia Dec 7/21/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 349\nGhysbrecht Arthur Belgium Dec 11/2/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 12\nGhysbrecht Arthur Pieter Belgium Dec 7/20/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 241\nGiebler Franz Russia Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 182\nGilesky Joseph Russia Dec 3/23/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 134\nGilesky Maik Felixovich Russia Dec 3/30/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 136\nGillgannon John Ireland Dec 10/19/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 5\nGillman Joseph Baden (Germany) Dec 3/13/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 2\nGilman Emily England Dec 1/10/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 372\nGlaros George William Greece Dec 4/10/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 194\nGlassman Meische Poland Dec 2/27/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 605 aka Morris Glassman\nGlassman Minnie Poland Dec 8/26/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 535\nGlick John Russia Dec 11/22/1915 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 208\nGlick John Peter Russia Dec 5/17/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 233\nGoldasic Joseph Croatia Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 83\nGomez Basilio Mexico Dec 5/19/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 616\nGomez Josephine Mexico Dec 1/3/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 465\nGomez Rafael Mexico Dec 10/1/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 644\nGomez Thomas G. Mexico Dec 1/31/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 408\nGorenfeld Jacob L. ? Russia Dec 10/15/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 147\nGraf Maurice Switzerland Dec 4/12/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 263\nGranado Sylvester Mexico Dec 4/24/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 346\nGrant Daniel Wales Dec 1/19/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 93\nGrant Morgan Wales Dec 1/19/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 93\nGray Allen David Canada Dec 10/1/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 297\nGresty Thomas England Dec 1/29/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 375\nGrevecouer Charles Belgium Dec 10/5/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 27\nGrey Olof Andrew Sweden Dec 4/18/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 492\nGrotjahn Martin Germany Dec 11/6/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 438\nGruenig Bernhard Carl Germany Dec 5/11/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 266\nGuerrero Pedro Rocha Mexico Dec 7/31/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 351\nGuffaro Giusseppe Italy Dec 10/15/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 154\nGustafson Anders John Sweden Dec 12/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 92\nGustafson Barbara Sweden Dec 3/4/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 447\nGustafson G? Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 115\nGustafsson Arvid Gideon Sweden Dec 9/28/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 432\nGustavenson Nels Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 62\nGutierrez Antonio Mexico Dec 1/13/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 523\nGutierrez Antonio Tinoco Mexico Dec 9/24/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 431\nHaas Johannas Russia Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 183\nHabercorn Paul Russia Dec 10/31/1906 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 7\nHabig John Peter Russia Dec 6/17/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 499\nHabig Philip Andrew Russia Dec 12/15/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 366\nHabig, Jr. John Philip Russia Dec 7/29/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 391\nHadley Uriel Nankirou Caroline Island Dec 5/6/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 120\nHagg J. Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 61\nHalloran Laurence Ireland Dec 10/19/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 4\nHand? (Nand?) Eugene Canada Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 61\nHandley Henry Ireland Dec 4/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 44\nHanson Anders Sweden Dec 3/23/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 33\nHansson H. Sweden Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 154\nHarbelis John George Greece Dec 10/12/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 104\nHarbelis Perry George Greece Dec 10/11/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 102\nHarbelis Peter George Greece Dec 10/11/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 101\nHarbelis Sevul George Greece Dec 10/11/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 103\nHarms Adolf Heinrich Friedrich Germany Dec 4/25/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 264\nHarrison John Sweden Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 50\nHartner Charles D. Germany Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 201\nHavaney Thomas Ireland Dec 7/13/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 4\nHayes Charles England Dec 9/12/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 540\nHeard Frank (Francis) Scotland Dec 12/9/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 518\nHeartburgh Lawrence Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 42\nHedstrom Carl Hjalmar Sweden Dec 10/22/1938 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 479\nHefner Mary Magdalen Russia Dec 9/3/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 588\nHefner Philip Russia Dec 9/2/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 587\nHeidemann John Henry Germany Dec 10/10/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 84\nHeim Joseph Andrew Russia Dec 7/3/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 428\nHeinrich Wilhelm Holland Dec 11/7/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 139\nHelfrich John Eugene Germany Dec 10/5/1915 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 204\nHenderson N. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 124\nHennessy William England Dec 6/19/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 240\nHerbergen Charles Austria Dec 9/1/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 9\nHermann Julius Germany Dec 3/23/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 208\nHernandez Julian Mexico Dec 6/5/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 498\nHernandez Victoriano Montes Mexico Dec 6/16/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 475\nHernandez Wenceslao Mexico Dec 7/16/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 390\nHerr Clement F. Russia Dec 3/19/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 418\nHerr John Russia Dec 3/12/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 186\nHess William Germany Dec 7/26/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 210\nHeusl Johana Austria Dec 11/6/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 29\nHidalgo Refugio Gasca Mexico Dec 7/7/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 626\nHieger Hermann Germany Dec 7/20/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 452\nHilder Alfred England Dec 9/27/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 399\nHilgenberg Maria Katharina Russia Dec 9/11/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 635\nHinrichs Heinrich (Henry) Johannes Germany Dec 2/24/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 484\nHirschberg Albert Ansel Germany Dec 5/4/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 231\nHoffman Con? Gemany Dec 1/15/1874 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 166\nHoffman George Heinrich Russia Dec 3/18/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 189\nHoffmann Thomas Russia Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 181\nHoffmeister Herman Harry Germany Dec 2/20/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 223\nHoffsetz Joseph Peter Russia Dec 3/20/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 190\nHofmann Michael Germany Dec 3/25/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 209\nHofsetz George Russia Dec 3/12/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 184\nHohn Frederick Wurtenberg Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 63\nHolm Oscar Edward Sweden Dec 2/15/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 378\nHolmquist Carl Sweden Dec 2/20/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 259\nHolsted John Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 125\nHoman Ferdinand Russia Dec 8/15/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 316\nHoman John Belgium Dec 8/15/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 313\nHonsorth ? Gottlieb Saxon (Germany) Dec 6/10/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 71\nHooke Samuel England Dec 3/30/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 36\nHope John England Dec 6/26/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 135\nHoppe Herman Germany Dec 8/16/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 244\nHorak Ignatz Austria Dec 5/20/1913 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 163\nHorne David S. Scotland Dec 9/18/1875 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 172\nHorspool Henry Bennet England Dec 8/31/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 537\nHossfield H. Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 55 may be Hossfeld\nHoward Arthur Curtis England Dec 5/22/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 198\nHoward Frederick Richard England Dec 8/14/1915 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 201\nHuber Max Joseph Germany Dec 5/13/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 267\nHuebner George John Germany Dec 12/15/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 442\nHultgren P. H. Sweden Dec 4/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 159 note page 158 blank\nHusband George Reuben Canada Dec 2/28/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 380\nHusman Herman Hanover (Germany) Dec 4/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 43\nIngenthron Jacob Russia Dec 5/5/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 570\nIngles William Scotland Dec 5/11/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 610\nIngroff John Russia Dec 9/29/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 176\nIrwin Archibald Ireland Dec 9/26/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 217\nJacobs Joseph Russia Dec 7/1/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 500\nJahnel Joseph Germany Dec 9/6/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 124\nJanson Jhan Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 53\nJansson P. Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 40\nJeane Reuter France Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 53\nJenic (Jennik) John Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 60 signed name as Yen Nik, or Jen Nick\nJensen Jens Denmark Dec 5/27/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 70\nJenson Mark Denmark Dec 3/25/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897)page 17\nJensson A. G. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 115\nJesperson Frederic Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 107\nJesperson Gustave Denmark Dec 9/3/1880 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 174\nJohan Carl Sweden Dec 11/23/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 30\nJohanson Gustaf Emil Sweden Dec 9/15/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 172\nJohanson Johan George Sweden Dec 5/1/1913 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 162\nJohanson Klas Alfred Sweden Dec 12/2/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 327 aka Klas Alfred Nyquist\nJohanson S. J. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 123\nJohns Edward Germany Dec 3/29/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 97 actual date says 1869; miswritten\nJohnsen C. Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 57\nJohnson Andrew Sweden Dec 9/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 81\nJohnson C. L. Sweden Dec 4/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 207\nJohnson Charles Sweden Dec 4/5/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 204\nJohnson Erick John Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 109\nJohnson Isaac M. Sweden Dec 4/5/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 205\nJohnson John Sweden Dec 2/28/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 260\nJohnson John Sweden Dec 5/6/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 527\nJohnson John M. Sweden Dec 6/22/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 74\nJohnson Jonas Sweden Dec 9/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 81\nJohnson Joseph Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 112\nJohnson M. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 103\nJohnson Martin S. Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 62\nJohnson Ole Sweden Dec 9/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 80\nJohnson Peter J. Sweden Dec 4/5/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 205\nJohnson (Johanson) Charles Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 102\nJohnston John Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 106\nJohnston (Johnensan) Tony Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 73\nJojneirac George Croatia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 19\nJones Henry E. England Dec 11/13/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 140\nJones May England Dec 7/1/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 578\nJonson E. Sweden Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 152\nJonson J. P. Sweden Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 152\nJonson Victor Palmberg Sweden Dec 3/25/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 135\nJordan John Prussia Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 106\nJoyce Florence Isabel Isle of Man Dec 12/27/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 561\nJoyce Walter Isle of Man Dec 5/7/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 423\nKabs Carl Prussia Dec 6/10/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 72\nKamisky William Godlove Germany Dec 1/11/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 373\nKamm Bernard August Julium Czechoslovakia Dec 11/6/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 439\nKangieszer Herman Karl Paul Germany Dec 10/18/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 112\nKapec Joseph Austria Dec 4/12/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 195\nKapnistos George Louis Greece Dec 4/10/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 193\nKarpavicz John Russia Dec 12/30/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 219\nKass Adam J. Russia Dec 11/3/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 511\nKatsbulas Gust Greece Dec 7/11/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 308\nKeil Peter U.S.S.R. Dec 4/21/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 493\nKeirnan Michael Ireland Dec 10/19/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 137\nKeller Johann George Germany Dec 1/20/1892 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 218\nKelly Patrick Ireland Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 48\nKemmer Franz Russia Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 180\nKenderknecht Nikolaus Russia Dec 3/5/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 261\nKlein Louis France Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 64\nKleinschmidt Ernst Hanover (Germany) Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 47\nKlemp Herman Frederick Prussia Dec 6/28/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 23\nKlenik Rudolph L. Silezia (Germany) Dec 11/8/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 92\nKloster Nick Russia Dec 9/30/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 180\nKolb Henry Hessecassell (Germany) Dec 4/28/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 3\nKolb John Hessecassell (Germany) Dec 7/1/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 15\nKolb Peter Hessecassell (Germany) Dec 7/1/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 15\nKolde August Germany Dec 4/12/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 262\nKongres Charles Germany Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 200\nKonradi Jakob Russia Dec 9/9/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 456\nKovach George Austria Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 90\nKovar Paul Peter Austria Dec 5/9/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 495\nKralino John Hungary Dec 3/15/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 119\nKramer William Germany Dec 6/21/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 277\nKreis Richard Germany Dec 1/15/1874 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 165\nKrisch George Austria Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 77\nKrouse Adolph Russia Dec 8/4/1913 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 166\nKshivizki Abraham Russia Dec 5/2/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 230\nKull John Switzerland Dec 11/4/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 555\nLaduski Joe Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 75\nLagerstrom L. J. Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 41\nLambert Frank France Dec 7/31/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 25\nLambrecht Andrew Russia Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 184\nLamy Maurice France Dec 3/14/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 118\nLanahan Thomas Ireland Dec 5/19/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 68\nLancaster James Ernest England Dec 2/28/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 412\nLang Fredolin? Switzerland Dec 8/18/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 77\nLang Jacob Switzerland Dec 8/18/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 76\nLappin Mary Elizabeth England Dec 3/20/1933 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 335\nLarsen Laurits Sweden Dec 4/2/1867 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 1 crossed through\nLarsen Laurits Sweden Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 49\nLarson Carl Denmark Dec 2/26/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 169\nLarsson A. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 116\nLaryou Yh. Sweden Dec 4/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 99\nLattergren Anna Sweden Dec 5/7/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 67\nLaur Thos. G. Canada Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 50\nLawson A. G. Sweden Dec 4/2/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 146\nLawson Jan Sweden Dec 4/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 162\nLefebvre Noel Belgium Dec 6/12/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 21\nLeidetmann August Sweden Dec 4/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 100 actual date says 1870; miswritten?\nLeishman William Scotland Dec 11/16/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 557\nLeiss Arthur F. England Dec 3/17/1883 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 215\nLenherr Christain Joseph Switzerland Dec 12/28/1915 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 210\nLentz John Germany Dec 12/17/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 318\nLeroux Jules France Dec 3/25/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 17\nLeroux Pierre France Dec 9/3/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 10\nLeuenberger Rose Switzerland Dec 1/28/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 374\nLeuenberger Theophilus Emanuel Switzerland Dec 4/11/1921 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 331\nLevin J. P. Sweden Dec 12/13/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 165\nLevy Ed Schwaan Dec 4/1/1867 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 11\nLewin Jozef Poland Dec 9/18/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 636 aka Joseph Levin\nLewy Maria Germany Dec 8/8/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 583 aka Maria Hildegard Riedel Wedemeyer\nLeydan (Leyden) Patrick Ireland Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 13\nLindell Jonas Magnus Sweden Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 48\nLindstrom A. Gus Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 37\nLindstrom Karl August Emil Sweden Dec 2/21/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 483 aka Carl. A. Wiburg, C.A. Wiburg\nLinquist O. Sweden Dec 4/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 101\nLiturn (Liatvine) Alexander Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 43\nLjeurggren J. Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 39\nLlamas Genaro Rodriguez Mexico Dec 5/5/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 609\nLoov Axel Edvard Sweden Dec 12/16/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 129\nLopez Jose Gonzalez Mexico Dec 6/22/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 623\nLopez Pedro Mexico Dec 5/25/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 618\nLorentz Aug Sweden Dec 9/21/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 148\nLouis Arron Russia Dec 6/5/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 122\nLudwig Peter Russia Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 182\nLulis Peter Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 34 signature?\nLuna Narciso Mexico Dec 2/25/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 411\nLundquist John Sweden Dec 4/28/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 130\nLuterick Frank Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 56\nLutz William Germany Dec 2/18/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 258\nMacauley W. J. Ireland Dec 5/21/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 68\nMaddigan John Wilfred Canada Dec 6/10/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 426\nMaeder J. B. Switzerland Dec 8/19/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 77\nMagnuson A. G. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 113\nMagnuson Minnie Sweden Dec 11/6/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 437\nMaher John Ireland Dec 10/30/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 157\nMaher Joseph Ireland Dec 9/3/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 139\nMahoney Gordon Earl Canada Dec 5/19/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 347\nMahoney Myrtle Peters Canada Dec 5/23/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 348\nMaier Christian Wurttenberg (Germany) Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 37\nMair James Scotland Dec 3/4/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 94\nMajoros John Czechoslovakia Dec 8/20/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 632\nMalady Patrick Ireland Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 47\nMalm Oscar Gerhard Mexico Dec 10/18/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 359\nMaluer George Austria Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 80\nManalakes Georgeos Dimitrios Greece Dec 7/29/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 580\nManale Frank Italy Dec 10/16/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 155\nManolakis Tom J. Greece Dec 5/5/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 571 aka Anastassios Dimitrios Manolakias\nManrique Angel R. Mexico Dec 3/3/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 415\nMarmolejo Melesio Mexico Dec 5/15/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 613\nMarriott John England Dec 5/26/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 69\nMartel Michael Russia Dec 10/7/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 590\nMartin Joseph William England Dec 6/19/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 237\nMartin William Poynton England Dec 1/26/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 443\nMartinez Jose Santiago Mexico Dec 10/21/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 434\nMartinez Manuel Mexico Dec 8/24/1933 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 339\nMasson Thomas Russia Dec 11/28/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 598\nMatetowski Lawdsalaw Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 67\nMathe Nellie Poland Dec 12/15/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 464 aka Aniela Mason\nMatlaf Jacob Russia Dec 10/17/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 358\nMatson Lars Rudolph Sweden Dec 2/25/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 604\nMauhar Luke (Luka) Croatia (Austria) Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 84\nMayer John Germany Dec 8/29/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 536\nMcAuliffe William Ireland Dec 9/16/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 326\nMcCandless Alexander Ireland Dec 1/3/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 371\nMcCarthy Denis Florence Ireland Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 15\nMcClellan James Canada Dec 11/4/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 149\nMcConnell Oscar Canada Dec 9/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 163\nMcCowan Henry Ireland Dec 7/25/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 1\nMcCue John Joseph Ireland Dec 2/1/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 409\nMcCurry W. J. Canada Dec 11/2/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 28\nMcGraw Michael Ireland Dec 3/24/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 96\nMcKellar Donald Scotland Dec 4/13/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 66\nMcKellen John Canada Dec 9/1/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 8\nMcKenna John Patrick Canada Dec 10/10/1910 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 100\nMcLachlan Thomas Archibald Canada Dec 11/9/1915 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 207\nMcMurray William Canada Dec 4/20/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 67\nMcPartling Herbert Leonard Ireland Dec 4/22/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 420\nMeier Jakob Switzerland Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 52\nMelendez Antonio Mexico Dec 5/15/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 612\nMelldahl Andrew Sweden Dec 9/5/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 83\nMendoza Faustino Perez Mexico Dec 10/10/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 591\nMendoza Pedro Longino Mexico Dec 12/10/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 365\nMendoza Trinidad Mexico Dec 12/3/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 364\nMendoza Victoriano Mexico Dec 7/17/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 627\nMerritt Elijah H. Canada Dec 6/16/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 21\nMetlewski August Germany Dec 9/11/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 291\nMeyer Aug Hanover Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 120\nMeyer Charles Baden Dec 9/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 82\nMeyer William Hanover (Germany) Dec 4/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 43\nMezzera Lawrence Italy Dec 10/15/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 153\nMichaelis Henry William Joseph Germany Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 25\nMichalski (Mickorlski) Adam Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 54\nMiller David Russia Dec 8/21/1879 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 178\nMiller David Edwin Canada Dec 10/25/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 553\nMiller John Denmark Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 21\nMiller Joseph Austria Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 78\nMiller Peter Russia Dec 7/24/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 453\nMillican Fred James Canada Dec 7/23/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 242\nMills Charles England Dec 4/2/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 145\nMills William England Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 45\nMiltenberger Adam Russia Dec 9/29/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 173\nMitchell James Scotland Dec 8/7/1874 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 168\nMitchell Margaret Jean South Africa Dec 6/16/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 427\nMolineux Joseph England Dec 10/28/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 214\nMollenkopf (Mollenkoff) Otto Mollen Germany Dec 7/15/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 311\nMontoya Angel Mexico Dec 11/22/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 362\nMorales Florentino Mexico Dec 8/22/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 395\nMorgan Isaac David Wales Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 17\nMorgan John Palmer Wales Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 16\nMorison James Scotland Dec 3/24/1883 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 217\nMoses Thomas England Dec 10/11/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 26\nMoss Jno. A. England Dec 3/30/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 36\nMoss T. J. England Dec 11/4/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 137\nMueller Ernst (Ernest) Prussia Dec 4/7/1874 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 166\nMuller Cassian Switzerland Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 55\nMunoz Felipe G. Mexico Dec 5/26/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 474\nMunoz Francisco (Frank) Mexico Dec 10/12/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 354\nMurillo Dionicio L. Mexico Dec 12/29/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 599\nMurney? Joseph England Dec 3/17/1883 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 215\nMurphy Bartholomew Joseph Ireland Dec 10/19/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 2\nMurphy Bartholomew Joseph Ireland Dec 11/26/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 249\nMurray William M. Scotland Dec 7/5/1866 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 4\nNadin Arthur England Dec 6/15/1910 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 97\nNagels Louis Henry Belgium Dec 5/2/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 494\nNah Kah e-qua Kickapoo Tribe Dec 10/2/1897 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 220\nNastav Ivan Croatia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 66\nNeitzke Carl Prussia Dec 6/20/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 73\nNelson A. P. Sweden Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 151\nNelson Andrew Sweden Dec 5/25/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 69\nNelson Charles Sweden Dec 4/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 98\nNelson F. G. Sweden Dec 12/3/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 32\nNelson John Frederick Sweden Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 51\nNeskase Zelik Russia Dec 2/7/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 220\nNester Michael Germany Dec 4/3/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 170\nNey Adolphe Belgium Dec 11/2/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 11\nNicoll James Scotland Dec 11/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 164\nNiekls Andrew Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 54\nNietzke Gustav Adolph Germany Dec 10/14/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 144\nNilsson Nils Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 54\nNisson A? Sweden Dec 4/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 100\nNomonich Anton Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 27\nNorling Carl August Sweden Dec 12/22/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 218\nNovotny Josef Austria Dec 6/13/1910 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 96\nNystrom John Sweden Dec 3/31/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 42\nO'Donnell Frank Ireland Dec 10/22/1897 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 221\nOak John Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 122\nOakstram J. W. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 109\nOberst George Russia Dec 3/12/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 187\nOberst Michael Russia Dec 4/2/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 324\nObregon Maria Morales Mexico Dec 12/6/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 558\nOchoa Nicolas Mexico Dec 8/24/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 396\nOhlson J. E. Sweden Dec 4/1/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 99\nOhlson Lars Magnus Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 113\nOhms Martin Prussia Dec 8/23/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 25\nOlafsen Hans Norway Dec 6/27/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 529\nOlean C. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 117\nOllson John Sweden Dec 4/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 163\nOlmstead B. T. New Brunswick Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 60\nOlmstead J. T. New Brunswick Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 56\nOlson F. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 117\nOlson Mats Seth Sweden Dec 6/8/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 91\nOlson Orlando (Olander) Sweden Dec 4/5/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 206\nOlsson Bengt Sweden Dec 6/15/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 14\nOlsson Nels Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 107\nOlsson P. O. Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 59\nOrling Charles Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 108\nOrona Federico Rios Mexico Dec 7/31/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 392\nOrozco Jose Mexico Dec 8/26/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 504\nOrtega Victorio M. Mexico Dec 9/25/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 638\nOrtiz Domingo Mexico Dec 10/3/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 400\nOst William England Dec 6/8/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 134\nOsterman Victor Nels Sweden Dec 9/17/1915 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 203\nOwens Owen North Wales Dec 1/3/1919 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 298\nPacak John Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 36\nPadilla Ildefonso Mexico Dec 11/1/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 554\nPadilla Marcelino Ramos Mexico Dec 6/27/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 528\nPage James Arthur Canada Dec 9/11/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 290\nPaketur Andy Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 69\nPalmer Axel Robert Sweden Dec 12/17/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 32\nPalmer Eveline N. England Dec 2/8/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 467\nPalmer Isaac Canada Dec 6/23/1864 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 2\nPalmer Richard Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 108\nPanizzardi L. C. Italy Dec 3/20/1883 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 217\nPapadopoulos Demetra Greece Dec 6/15/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 620\nPapadopoulos Dimitrios Greece Dec 6/15/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 619\nPapamichail Georgeos K. Greece Dec 1/8/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 600\nPaprzycki Max Poland (Prussia) Dec 4/2/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 46\nParadiso Sam Italy Dec 10/10/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 126\nParson Alfred William England Dec 11/8/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 86\nParson Olaf Sweden Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 153\nPattersson Gustaf Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 110\nPauli Friedrich (Frederic) Switzerland Dec 5/13/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 19\nPaulson Thomas Denmark Dec 1/18/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 142\nPayan Andru Mexico Dec 12/28/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 329\nPears Thomas Edward England Dec 1/27/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 211\nPearson Andrew Sweden Dec 3/16/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 12\nPearson John Sweden Dec 3/16/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 13\nPerez Bentura Mexico Dec 8/25/1933 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 340\nPerez Esther R. Mexico Dec 9/20/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 544\nPerez Eustacio Mexico Dec 9/25/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 637\nPerez Eustasio V. Mexico Dec 2/12/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 444\nPerez Gregorio Sierra Spain Dec 5/26/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 496\nPerez Salvador Mexico Dec 6/26/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 624\nPeterson Martin Sweden Dec 6/12/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 273\nPetterson A. F. Sweden Dec 11/5/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 149\nPetterson Gustaf Sweden Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 56\nPetterson Johan Sweden Dec 10/19/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 27\nPeyrouzo Auguste France Dec 4/4/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 127\nPfizenmaier Minnie Germany Dec 8/26/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 633\nPicardo Giovanni (John) Italy Dec 10/14/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 142\nPimentel Henry Mexico Dec 12/27/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 521\nPimentel, Jr. Rafael Mexico Dec 1/15/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 466\nPinteux Charles Joseph France Dec 7/24/1875 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 171\nPlante Holland Pope England Dec 4/15/1868 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 13\nPlested William England Dec 11/6/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 246\nPlinke Henry Hanover (Germany) Dec 11/30/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 31\nPoisuer Jacob Russia Dec 10/12/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 105\nPomonis Spiros Greece Dec 9/12/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 292\nPonte James Jeffrey France Dec 3/12/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 417\nPorter Arthur Ernest England Dec 3/19/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 344\nPorter Arthur Ernest England Dec 5/7/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 232\nPorubsky Matthew George Russia Dec 4/26/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 384\nPowell Alfred Archibald England Dec 7/20/1916 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 214\nPozez ( Pozezynska) Bella Poland Dec 4/14/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 490 aka Pozezynska\nPozez ( Pozezynska) Luba Poland Dec 4/14/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 491 aka Pozezynska\nPozez (Pozezynski) Eliezer Poland Dec 4/13/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 489 aka Louis Pozez\nProtsch Richard Ernest Germany Dec 6/21/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 278\nPrunckhi Joseph Russia Dec 12/25/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 130\nPrunckhi Walter Russia Dec 12/25/1911 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 131\nQuantz Stanley Herbert Canada Dec 10/28/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 592\nRadman Mat Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 33\nRaffestin Earnest France Dec 5/21/1877 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 173\nRalph Edward Ireland Dec 4/19/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 129\nRamaker George H. Germany Dec 8/8/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 279\nRamirez Cesario Corona Mexico Dec 2/27/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 606\nRangel Eduardo Araiza Mexico Dec 12/19/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 367\nRangel Tiburcio Mexico Dec 12/31/1935 Decl. 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Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 191\nRejca Joe Russia Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 63\nReklites Themistokle John Greece Dec 5/31/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 235\nRekofke Joe Russia Dec 1/28/1920 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 320\nRenowski Benedict Russia Dec 3/26/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 79\nRenteria Calixto Mexico Dec 2/12/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 410\nRenteria Cruz Cosio Mexico Dec 9/28/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 458\nRenteria Gilberto Mexico Dec 2/13/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 445\nRenteria Hermelinda Mexico Dec 5/16/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 573\nRenteria Natalia Mexico Dec 8/23/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 586\nReyes Delfino Mexico Dec 9/4/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 352\nReymond Ernest Switzerland Dec 10/12/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 111\nRibakoff Israel Russia Dec 12/16/1910 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 114\nRieder Karl Germany Dec 6/6/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 137\nRiley John Ireland Dec 12/23/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 90\nRingelmann Leo Andrew Russia Dec 7/11/1912 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 138\nRissman Amelia Germany Dec 11/15/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 514\nRissman Charles Germany Dec 11/15/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 513\nRobb Thomas Waught Scotland Dec 9/25/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 398\nRobbing Christe Hanover (Germany) Dec 4/9/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 18\nRobbing William Hanover (Germany) Dec 4/9/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 18\nRobin John B. Belgium Dec 12/8/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 89\nRobinson John Edmund England Dec 5/21/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 386\nRocha Emeterio Mexico Dec 9/26/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 641\nRodriguez Felipe Mexico Dec 7/20/1933 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 338\nRodriguez Jose Jesus Mexico Dec 5/16/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 574\nRohan John Adam Feit? Wurtenburg Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 112\nRojec Frank Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 57\nRolene Frank Moravia (Czechoslovakia) Dec 11/8/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 93\nRomero Antonio Mexico Dec 2/26/1935 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 379\nRosin Peter Sweden Dec 6/26/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 136\nRoss Frank J. Italy Dec 3/19/1883 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 216 signed Frank Girard?\nRoss John Frank Italy Dec 3/19/1883 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 216\nRoss Nils Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 124\nRosskoff Joseph Russia Dec 10/3/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 182\nRoth Jacob Russia Dec 4/2/1919 Decl. Vol. 4 (03/12/1919-04/11/1921) 302\nRoth Joe Russia Dec 9/29/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 175\nRothers William Germany Dec 8/13/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 631\nRoznowski Andy Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 45\nRudolf George Russia Dec 3/12/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 183\nRudolf Katherine Russia Dec 12/19/1939 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 520\nRund Franz Geroge Germany Dec 3/21/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 201\nRundquist A. P. Sweden Dec 4/3/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 114\nRussell William England Dec 11/4/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 138\nRutas Frank Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 29\nRyan William Joseph Ireland Dec 2/23/1917 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 224\nSaalback Johann (John) Gottleb Prussia Dec 4/13/1871 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 129\nSacks George Alexander Russia Dec 5/19/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 424\nSacks Jacob Russia Dec 4/27/1938 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 470\nSacks Suzanna Russia Dec 8/12/1941 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 584\nSacttel Matthias Wurtenberg Dec 4/4/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 58\nSadecki John Austria Dec 3/25/1909 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 41\nSadler Harry England Dec 4/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 160\nSadler Thomas England Dec 4/1/1873 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 160\nSaggs Ethel Mary England Dec 10/28/1938 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 80\nSaia Joseph Italy Dec 2/17/1913 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 158\nSaia Sam Italy Dec 2/24/1913 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 159\nSalinas Margarito Mexico Dec 6/18/1942 Decl. (05/05/1941-12/30/1942) 621\nSalvo Antonino Italy Dec 3/4/1913 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 160\nSambola Peter Austria Dec 5/21/1915 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 197\nSandoz Auguste Switzerland Dec 9/22/1869 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 26\nSanteson Carls Gustaf Sweden Dec 4/1/1870 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 44\nSchaefer Joe Russia Dec 9/29/1914 Decl. Vol. 2 (10/11/1910-05/31/1915) 177\nSchaefer Nickolaus Germany Dec 10/24/1936 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 435\nSchaezler Otto Germany Dec 7/27/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 211\nSchell Jacob Russia Dec 1/14/1941 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 565\nSchenfeld Peter Prussia Dec 3/17/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 175\nSchesterkin Peter Russia Dec 10/30/1908 Decl. Vol. 1 (07/25/1908-10/10/1910) 10\nSchiefelbein Joseph Russia Dec 11/5/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 461\nSchiller Paul Germany Dec 7/27/1882 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 213\nSchitz William Germany Dec 4/4/1881 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 204\nSchlemowitsch Mira Austria Dec 7/16/1940 Decl. (07/28/1938-04/29/1941) 531\nSchlichter John B. Canada Dec 1/4/1872 Decl. (10/25/1862-10/22/1897) page 141\nSchmidt Joseph Jacob Russia Dec 2/25/1937 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 446\nSchneider Joseph Nick Russia Dec 10/17/1934 Decl. (02/14/1933-06/14/1938) 356\nSchneider Walter Germany Dec 8/14/1918 Decl. Vol. 3 (08/14/1915-02/04/1919) 281\nSchulmeister Jacob Russia Dec 1/28/1920 Decl. 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And communities receive a boost in the form of heritage tourism for doing so. \u201cMain Street programs have had a huge impact,\u201d he says. \u201cThe number of people that have visited Gettysburg \u2014 especially throughout the sesquicentennial \u2014 have had a huge impact. Culturally and educationally, we serve well over 100,000 schoolchildren each year. We have museums and historic sites throughout the state, including some of the largest museums outside of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh that do a good job of bringing our history and culture to the public.\u201d\nVaughan also recognizes the significance of Gettysburg \u2014 both historically and economically. He says his office has always had a close relationship with Gettysburg National Military Park and the local community. 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        "raw_content": "Building Study: Arhus harbour baths, Denmark, by Bjarke Ingels\nBIG repeats its trick of bringing swimming to the heart of the city. Could it work in London?\nUrban swimming has a long, illustrious and frequently illicit history. The city of Bath earns its very name from the Roman pools built there almost two 2,000 years ago. Rome itself became so exasperated by its citizens swimming in its fountains that it banned the practice outright in the early 1700s, a prohibition that modern fines of up to \u20ac900 still fail to entirely enforce. And in London the string of modernist lidos built in the 1930s continues to form a popular municipal alternative to many Londoners\u2019 historic, though bacterially unwise, inclination to swim in the Thames.\nIn 2003 Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and JDS Architects re-energised the lido format by designing the Copenhagen Harbour Bath. Located in the city\u2019s hip Islands Brygge district, the facility incorporates three pools built on the edge of Copenhagen\u2019s harbour and surrounded by \u201can extended hard landscape of timber ramps, decks and terraces\u201d. It was a part of a string of harbour baths built in the Danish capital all aimed at helping bring urban regeneration to Copenhagen\u2019s de-industrialised docks.\nHighly experimental and innovative, its simple, unique selling point was \u201cbeing able to go for a swim in the middle of the city\u201d. Accordingly the facility, which operates no entrance charge, has proved hugely popular with the public.",
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        "raw_content": "The Graduate Diploma course is for anyone who has an undergraduate degree and wants to spend a year developing their knowledge of the Bible, learning relevant skills for Christian ministry and developing their own spiritual discipline and devotion.\nThe skills and knowledge acquired on this course are an excellent preparation to serve in Christian ministry, mission and leadership. It also gives you the confidence and skills to bring the Gospel into the workplace or lead in a church or community context. The academic teaching on the course also allows progression onto a Masters of Theology and further research.\nYou can study a range of theological topics and gain a breadth of understanding about the biblical studies, ministry, mission, and investigate many contemporary religious issues. You have the flexibility on this course to choose the modules which best prepare you for your Christian Calling. 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        "raw_content": "Nintendo - 3DS XL with Mario & Luigi: Dream Team - Silver\nModel:SPRSVMDR\nHulu, Netflix\nSPRSVMDR\n3DS XL with Mario & Luigi: Dream Team\nErMox\nEasily Five Stars\nI debated getting the 3DS for a long time because I think this 3D fad is silly, but I'm glad I finally caved and got one. Nintendo is just brilliant with their handhelds. Like most everything these days, it has a home screen and all games, settings, camera, etc are run like apps on a smart phone. So it's cool to be able to \"suspend\" your gameplay, then very easily either return to it or exit the game. The XL is worth the extra money in my opinion, the screen sizes are great and the graphics are pretty and obviously a step up from the old DSes. This particular 3DS has a simple but cool Mario and Luigi design on it, and I like the silver. I figured the Mario and Luigi's Dream Team game would be good, but not really something I'd really get into all that much. I was wrong - it is an excellent game, I'm really enjoying it. It's got that classic Nintendo/Mario humor in there, and the graphics are simple but pretty. I'm definitely glad I chose this bundle. The only thing I don't like is seriously the 3D effect. I'm not sure why the 3D thing is getting so popular, I guess the kids like it or something. For me, all it does is give me a headache if I leave it on for any length of time. I'm certainly not impressed enough by a basic 3D effect to do that, so the 3DS' main feature is kinda a waste for me, but luckily Nintendo is so good at handhelds that they more than make up for it and the system is still well worth the money.\nGreat overall system\nComing from a Nintendo DS lite the big screens and sound quality really jump out. The 3D can take a bit of getting used to (which we did), but can be eliminated with the slider (though some games require it for proper depth perception). The themed Mario Bros shell makes this stand out from the basic models. Battery life is good. The touch screen works better with fingers than the DS lite because of larger area and more sensitive panel. This reduces the need to use the stylus in some games, especially game that are not stylus centric. The included game, Mario and Luigi Dream Team is fun, it does require 3D during some battles to figure out whether you need to move forward or back, while running sideways. It is different from the older Mario games in the fact that Mario always leads, you can activate special Luigi actions that they do together, however, Mario always takes the lead when the action is done. One weakness is for those of us who have a disposition to sweat during intense game play (the heat of a battle). With moist fingers the Circle Pad can be difficult to control because of it being slippery (the case itself is not slippery in these situations). I'm sure there is a work around that can be found on the web. Secondarily, the camera function is low resolution and is very grainy in low light situations. However, this is not sold as a camera so it does not reduce its fun factor.\nSleek and Fun!\nAfter I had lost my Pikachu 3DS XL on a flight, I was desperately looking for a new limited edition 3DS. I ended up purchasing a blue 3DS XL to satiate my gaming needs, but once I saw this in the store (on sale), I ended up buying it and returning the blue one. I could not be happier! I love the look and feel of this 3DS, and it was no more expensive than the other 3DS models that did not have a game pre-installed. So, not only do you get a limited edition 3DS, but you also get a pre-installed game, all for the same price as a regular 3DS XL. The one thing to be wary of... if you're buying this to replace an old 3DS and are planning to transfer data from the old 3DS to this one, you will lose the pre-installed copy of Mario & Luigi Dream Team. However, you can easily re-download it from the Nintendo Store at no extra charge, since the game is tied to the serial number of the device. All in all, I highly recommend this 3DS!\nGood system, below average game\nI've had a Nintendo handheld from each generation.I held out for a long time before getting a 3DS, but finally caved after playing a friend's copy of Link Between Worlds. The XL has a larger screen size & is heavier than the standard 3DS. I was originally concerned about the pixel stretching that some people had reported. I was able to compare my friend's 3DS with an XL display model in store with the same image from the same game & did not notice any degradation of image quality. I like the color & design of this unit. I was also pleased to have a pre-installed DLC copy of a Mario game included for less than the MSRP of a 3DS XL alone. That is, until I actually played the game. 40 minutes in & it is still functioning like a boring tutorial level. If I had purchased a physical copy of the cartridge, I would have probably resold Dream Team by now. Since DLC is not saleable, I will give it another chance, but it is at the bottom of my list. The 3DS is a great system & this combo was a great value. However, due to how slow-moving Dream Team is, I would not recommend this bundle if you are purchasing for a younger player as they would probably get bored & not progress to the main story game play.\ndrayday\nWell made gaming system\nI upgraded my original 3DS to this bundle. I don't know that I would have picked up the game that came with it otherwise, but the game has been enjoyable. I would give the game itself 4 out of 5 stars. You have to stick with the game, and I think a lot of RPG games are slow at first. This one is really slow, but once it gets going it improves greatly. I enjoy the silver of the system and even the Mario & Luigi design. It is simple but looks nice. As an adult, the system is more comfortable in my hands. The battery is longer lasting than the 3DS. The larger screens help immerse you in the games more. The only drawback I see is that the graphics in my opinion do suffer a little with the bigger screens. The resolution is being stretched on the bigger screens. It is not something that is a deal breaker, but if you are overly concerned try a 3DSXL out at the store before you buy. I am happy with this purchase and with the switch to the 3DSXL.\ndrmohundro\nGreat portable gaming machine\nI'm a long fan of Nintendo, having played their games since the original NES, but I hadn't owned a portal console of theirs until the 3DS. I bought it mainly to play the Link Between Worlds, which was great. The controls on the 3DS are quite good and the screen is great. I much prefer playing games on the 3DS than on my mobile phone, mainly because 1) the screen is bigger and 2) it has actual controls. I really only have two main complaints. One is that the 3d effect requires you to hold the screen very still, at just the right angle, and at just the right distance from your eyes. It also gave me a headache if I played for a longer period of time. Second, the second screen is touch enabled, but it doesn't work well without the stylus. The problem with the stylus is that it isn't practical to use it while playing a game.\nLove this new 3DS. Share it with my wife and we often have to take turns using it. 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        "raw_content": "1 John 3 Contemporary English Version (CEV)\n3 Think how much the Father loves us. He loves us so much that he lets us be called his children, as we truly are. But since the people of this world did not know who Christ[a] is, they don\u2019t know who we are. 2 My dear friends, we are already God\u2019s children, though what we will be hasn\u2019t yet been seen. But we do know that when Christ returns, we will be like him, because we will see him as he truly is. 3 This hope makes us keep ourselves holy, just as Christ[b] is holy.\n4 Everyone who sins breaks God\u2019s law, because sin is the same as breaking God\u2019s law. 5 You know that Christ came to take away sins. He isn\u2019t sinful, 6 and people who stay one in their hearts with him won\u2019t keep on sinning. If they do keep on sinning, they don\u2019t know Christ, and they have never seen him.\n7 Children, don\u2019t be fooled. Anyone who does right is good, just like Christ himself. 8 Anyone who keeps on sinning belongs to the devil. He has sinned from the beginning, but the Son of God came to destroy all that he has done. 9 God\u2019s children cannot keep on being sinful. His life-giving power[c] lives in them and makes them his children, so that they cannot keep on sinning. 10 You can tell God\u2019s children from the devil\u2019s children, because those who belong to the devil refuse to do right or to love each other.\n11 From the beginning you were told that we must love each other. 12 Don\u2019t be like Cain, who belonged to the devil and murdered his own brother. Why did he murder him? He did it because his brother was good, and he was evil. 13 My friends, don\u2019t be surprised if the people of this world hate you. 14 Our love for each other proves that we have gone from death to life. But if you don\u2019t love each other, you are still under the power of death.\n15 If you hate each other, you are murderers, and we know that murderers do not have eternal life. 16 We know what love is because Jesus gave his life for us. That\u2019s why we must give our lives for each other. 17 If we have all we need and see one of our own people in need, we must have pity on that person, or else we cannot say we love God. 18 Children, you show love for others by truly helping them, and not merely by talking about it.\n19 When we love others, we know that we belong to the truth, and we feel at ease in the presence of God. 20 But even if we don\u2019t feel at ease, God is greater than our feelings, and he knows everything. 21 Dear friends, if we feel at ease in the presence of God, we will have the courage to come near him. 22 He will give us whatever we ask, because we obey him and do what pleases him. 23 God wants us to have faith in his Son Jesus Christ and to love each other. This is also what Jesus taught us to do. 24 If we obey God\u2019s commandments, we will stay one in our hearts with him, and he will stay one with us. The Spirit that he has given us is proof that we are one with him.\n3.1 Christ: The Greek text has \u201che\u201d and may refer to God.\n3.3 Christ: The Greek text has \u201cthat one\u201d and may refer to God.\n3.9 His life-giving power: The Greek text has \u201chis seed.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18\nIn other words, \"Do not receive the grace of God to no purpose.\" That is what vanity is. It has no purpose, no contact with reality. God is reality, and the Kingdom of God is reality. The law of God is reality because it is truth, and truth, by definition, is reality.\nAgain, Paul's appeal is, \"Do something!\" What are we to do? He replies, \"Cooperate with God! Truly work with Him to accomplish His will in your life.\" Jesus says, \"Why do you call Me Lord, Lord, and do not the things that I say?\" He is the One who says in Luke 16:29-31 that, if we want to know how to avoid the Lake of Fire, look to Moses and the prophets. This is why Paul says in II Corinthians 5:20, \"Be reconciled to God through the repenting of sin. 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It will be too late to avoid its destructive powers!\nIn Solomon's complaint about time (Ecclesiastes 1:3-11), God was nowhere mentioned. Events just go around and around endlessly, effectively describing Solomon's frustration. However, in the prophet Isaiah's description, God is involved in the movement of events that impact directly on His people's lives.\nII Corinthians 5:20-21; 6:1-2 from the Revised English Bible helps us to see the sense of urgency in a New Testament setting:\nWe are therefore Christ's ambassadors. It is as if God were appealing to you through us: we implore you in Christ's name, be reconciled to God! Christ was innocent of sin, and yet for our sake God made him one with human sinfulness, so that in him we might be made one with the righteousness of God. Sharing in God's work, we make this appeal: you have received the grace of God; do not let it come to nothing. 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Paul's message is a call to strike while the iron is hot! Both Jesus and Paul remind us that our calling is rife with possibilities, so much so that we can consider each moment as big as eternity. That is how important this \"day of salvation\" is to us! The New Testament's instruction to Christians is, \"Now is the time!\" Everything is in readiness for success. It is as though the New Testament writers are saying, \"Don't be like the slave who refuses when presented with freedom, or the diseased person who rejects help when offered healing. God's door is open to us! 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This genre of game is fairly new to me, I've done the simpler HOG's but not these adventure types. I have some of the Redemption Cemetery and Dark Tales series but haven't done much with them yet. So I find myself getting lost in the maze of locations sometimes. Memory seems to play a substantial part in navigating around. This game is absolutely engaging, with beautiful, and sometimes breathtaking scenes. A mix of sci-fi and fantasy. Completely relaxing to play, even when confronted with difficult puzzles etc., mostly logic based, which range from fairly easy to very difficult. But this is a case where one puzzle would be easy for one person but difficult for another. The scenes are often so beautiful that I am in no rush to proceed. The HO's are nice because there are always several interactive objects where instead of simply finding a thing, sometimes you have to do preliminary tasks in order to make the primary object accessible. The voice-over talking is fairly minimal. The music is very relaxing for the most part, it does change its character to adapt to various situations. One of the few games where the music is not annoying, distracting, boring and super repetitive. There are a number of games where I turn the music off ('cause I can't stands it noway nohow nowhere!) and either play CD's or just use the sound effects. I thought this type of game would be one where once you've played through it you're pretty much done and trash it into your game archives; but I could play through this repeatedly. As of this writing, it has not received a one-star rating. Wish some scenes were available as wallpaper. I hope they come up with an expanded series/sequels of this.\nRated 5 out of 5 by daneto from MythicWonders_ThePhilosophersStone I love this game and i would to recommend everybody to play it\nRated 5 out of 5 by rosekaufmann from A WONDERLAND OF DELIGHTS PROS: - Graphics are like walking into a wonderland. Bright, crystal clear, lovely detail. - Music, sound effects and voice overs are good. - Interactive map with objectives. - Journal with notes. - HOS are either list-based or images. Scenes are mildly crowded with very detailed objects. Some interactions. - Special effects are very good and help create the wonderland. - Morphing objects. - Get an artifact which glows on casual mode when it can be used. - Good balance of HOS and puzzles. CONS: - Have to have all required elements to use them in puzzles. - Only 2 modes of difficulty. - Don't know if it has enough to warrant the CE designation. SUMMARY: Lovely adventure to look at and play. Interesting story (although it has basically been told before). Fun to play.\nRated 5 out of 5 by Italia47 from Was this all a dream or not? You be the judge! I finished this collector's edition in hardcore mode and I can tell you it's a great game. Big Fish and some other reviewers have explained the storyline quite well, so I'll get to the point. I don't need wallpaper, concept art, or screensavers. I've got enough on my computer and devices as it is. However, you can also save the music which I really like. That's optional. If you do, be aware that you may have to change the format of the music's audio files upon accessing it. Just be patient, it will work. I saved them in mp3 format. The music was very original and pleasing to the ear. The game play was quite interesting; the developers have put a lot of thought into this game--incorporating science and astronomy in the mix, making for a cool game, for sure. Previously I finished a 5-star game, and I'm also giving this one a 5-star. I really do believe that the developers are catching on to what we want in a 'perfect' game nowadays. The one negative is that in one of the HOS you had to find parts of a leaf and bugs, and I couldn't tell which was the bug or the leaf--I did play this game on my laptop. The scenes, especially the HOS, were panoramic, thereby, in my opinion, made objects appear smaller. However, the artwork was wonderful. The puzzles are tricky and clever and there is a lot to do. So you get a lot for your money. You're not bombarded with cut scenes but when they do occur the VOS/acting is pretty good. Good map and I had no need for the Strategy Guide, although it's good to have, and an okay hint button. When accessing the bonus game, I chose the picture on my right and was able to proceed without any problems. I would recommend this game.\nRated 5 out of 5 by FunwithBigFish from Better as the story progressed When I played the demo, I liked it but wasn't sure it was worth the purchase price. I went ahead and bought it, and boy what a wonderful game this is! You go to 5 different worlds with a sci-fi/futuristic theme.The graphics are stunning. The HOS are crisp and not over-cluttered. The mini-puzzles were great, they weren't easy but just took some patience to think about the solutions. I took my time enjoying the beautiful sci-fi scenes, as they were gorgeous. It probably took me 5-6 hrs to complete the main game. I haven't done the bonus chapter yet. Finding the morphing objects was just enough difficulty. I did consult the strategy guide several times. This will probably be one of the best of the year!\nRated 5 out of 5 by Mikkifraz from Re: Bonus Chapter I loved this game. It was really fun to play and the visual quality was fantastic. That being said, when I finished the main game, I was excited to start the bonus chapter. When the two \"boxed\" pictures came up, of the main female character, I chose the one on the left. It WAS NOT the bonus game. It was the start to the main game(again). IMO, it should have prompted \"Are you sure you want to play this game again?\" at the very least. 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        "raw_content": "Colony (Michaelbrent Collings) Books In Order\nPublication Order of Colony Books\nDescent (2013) Hardcover Paperback Kindle\nShift (2014) Hardcover Paperback Kindle\nThe \u201cColony\u201d saga by Michaelbrent Collings is an original series that makes you rethink what you know about zombies. Everyone, except for .1% of the population in the world, is killed or changed and turned into a zombie. And the whole thing happened in the span of ten minutes. These \u201czombies\u201d (if you can call them that) cannot be killed with head shots or at all, that just makes them angry. Each second, they are getting smarter and smarter and stronger. It is much easier for people just to ignore them.The books focus on Ken Strickland, a high school teacher who knows some martial arts and deals with having a family in the apocalypse.\nThe series is self published by Collings himself, and has seven novels to the series. The most recent novel concludes the series. The books can be found in many different digital forms and in paperback. It is also a best selling series on Amazon.\n\u201cGenesis\u201d is the first book in the \u201cColony\u201d series by Michaelbrent Collings. Ken Strickland has lived through the beginning of the transformation process that has killed just about everyone (99.9% of the population) on planet Earth. His family is out there still, somewhere. He wants to find them, if he can, assuming they or he does not become one of the many who succumb to the disease. This novel is the first six hours of the end of the world.\nFans found that the book was the latest that shows Collings\u2019s unique story lines, and in this novel\u2019s case, takes the world of zombie fiction to a whole new level. Some loved the novel for the fast pace and Collings\u2019s ability to keep them reading the whole book in one sitting. Readers love that you get so involved with the characters and their urgency to save themselves. Some loved that there was nothing dull in the novel. Collings was able throughout the book to describe things very well, with gruesome detail.\nSome did not think that Collings allows the readers to settle in to the book and moved a little too fast. Some found the development of both the characters and the story to be lacking and that there was a little too much frantic energy coming from the book. Some do not like the way this novel just ends, making it so that you have to keep reading the next one to figure out what comes next, almost as though these are not full novels, but part of one long seven part novel.\n\u201cRenegades\u201d is the second book in the \u201cColony\u201d series by Michaelbrent Collings. If you are alive, you have more that can be taken from you. Zombies have taken over the world and now they are adapting and becoming smarter, faster, and stronger; they are also working together to kill the rest of the humans that are left on Earth. Ken found his family, but that is not the same thing as keeping them. The people who have survived find that there are monsters out there, and not just the zombies, but humans too. They humans are among the worst of the monsters there are now. They must fight through, even though they have been pushed to their breaking points.\nFans of the novel found that they liked the second installment more than the first. These novels attract some people who do not read much zombie/ survival fiction, and they find themselves wrapped up in everything that is going on in the book. Some found Collings\u2019s writing to be incredibly vivid, almost as though you could picture everything and make a movie in your head of what was going on. Some felt that there is a seamless transition from the first book to this one, finding that there is more thrills, adrenaline, and no rests.\nReaders who did not like the book found themselves being desensitized to all the action in the novel, finding that it was all just too much. There did not seem to be much in the way of coming down some, just go go go, action all the way. Making this series too intense for some people. There were readers who felt that the novel just ends with no real conclusion, just a set up for the next novel in the series.\n\u201cDescent\u201d is the third book in the \u201cColony\u201d series by Michaelbrent Collings. A small group of survivors are trapped by a much larger horde of zombies in a building. Ken\u2019s life, as if things were not bad enough, are falling apart around him. His son is gone, his wife has lost all of her trust in him, and his daughters are changing. The survivors have a lot of fight left in them, they want to live, but some of them will not make it out alive. There will be some who die, or worse. Anyone looking to survive must put themselves through a lot more terror to survive.\nFans of the novel like how non-stop and relentless and intense these books are, and how with each cliffhanger, the readers find themselves signed up for the next book in the series. Some found that the characters have some downtime and there is more humor in this novel. Things slow down action wise, which allows for the readers to get to know the characters some more; even more than in the previous books in the series. Fans liked that Collings worked on the relationship that Ken and Maggie have together, finding that even though they are having problems, they pull it together and figure things out.\nReaders who did not like the book said that there is more resting, but still far too much intensity, not enough progress in the overall story, and still a lot of action throughout the novel. Some found that the suspension of disbelief needed to read this book was much too high, and it forced them to stop reading the books in the series. Some found that the books are much too short and that there are so many books in the series to make more money off of people than just to give people fuller stories. This felt like snack storytelling, not full meal storytelling.\nBook Series In Order \u00bb Characters \u00bb Colony (Michaelbrent Collings)",
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        "raw_content": "The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (\u201cSJC\u201d), located in Boston, has suspended an attorney from practicing law after she admitted to violating multiple Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct. In the matter of Diane R. McGarvey, an attorney was involved in four separate motor vehicle incidents over a period of years, which resulted in criminal charges against her.\nIn 1992, the attorney was convicted of operating under the influence of alcohol, and sentenced to 1 year of probation. She continued to practice law, and in 2012 was charged with operating under the influence of drugs. The attorney admitted to sufficient facts for a finding of guilty. The Court continued the case without a finding for 1 year, and placed the attorney on probation for that period, with conditions applicable to a first time offender.\nLater in 2012, the attorney was arrested, and subsequently pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident, where property damage occurred. This was also a violation of the terms of her probation and the Court entered a suspended sentence, extending her probation for 2 years, and ordering her to participate in a substance abuse program.\nOne year later, the attorney pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license. She received a suspended sentence and two years of probation, conditioned on her compliance with her existing probationary terms. The attorney never reported her various convictions to Massachusetts Bar Counsel, as required by S.J.C. Rule 4:01, \u00a712(8).\nHowever, following the last incident, Bar Counsel filed a petition for discipline with the Board of Bar Overseers (\u201cBBO\u201d). The attorney answered by admitting to her illegal conduct, and multiple violations of the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct, including Rule 3.4(c) by knowingly failing to comply with her probation, Rule 8.4(b) by committing a criminal act that reflects adversely on her fitness as a lawyer, and Rule 8.4(d) by engaging in conduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice. The attorney and Bar Counsel submitted a joint stipulation to the BBO, recommending that her license be suspended for a year and one day.\nThe BBO approved the stipulation, and submitted its recommendation to the Supreme Judicial Court. Justice Spina accepted the BBO\u2019s recommendation, and entered an order suspending the attorney for the requested term.\nDecision: In re Diane R. McGarvey",
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        "raw_content": "BLUEBERRY FOOD PROPERTIES\nCharacteristics of blueberries\nMedicinal properties of blueberry\nBlueberries in the kitchen\nBLUEBERRY PROPERTIES\nA food rich in anthocyanins and other antioxidant compounds\nThe main virtue of this food is their content of antioxidant compounds. Amongst them anthocyanidin flavonoids or anthocyanins. Blueberries are rich in cyanidin, delphinidin, malvidin, peonidin and petunidin\nMalvidin is reaching the highest proportion in the fruit and appears in very large amount in other foods such as bananas, pomegranates or grapes. This pigment is responsible for the dark coloring of red wine and blueberry dark blue.\nDelphinidin occupies the second position. It has a bluish-red color, responsible for the blue tones of some flowers such as violets, borage or peculiar color or Cabernet wine Sugvignon. Some foods such as eggplant or black currants also contain this same principle.\nCyanidin is the third component in order of importance. It appears in the skin of many fruits such as blueberries, blackberries, cherries, raspberries, apples, plums, etc. Found in some vegetables like red cabbage.\nPetunidin ranks fourth and is a component that provides the color of the flowers of some varieties of petunias.\nPeonidin occupies fifth place, a pigment that varies from reddish-purple to blue, which appears in the peony flowers, and other flowers such as sweet pea or violet tricolor. This pigment, which is also present in many berries, in a tone varies according to soil pH, so that changes from purple (pH 2) of the blue, pH 8. It is the same component that gives color to the ipomomea.\nPhoto of blueberries\nProperties of blueberry anthocyanins\nAmong the main virtues that we should highlight of anthocyanins, we have to include its anti-inflammatory properties, capable of neutralizing the inflammatory effects of histamine and prostaglandins exert on body tissues. Eating generous portions of blueberries will be very convenient for people with arthritis, allergies, asthma, rheumatism and other inflammatory processes.\nAnother property of these components is their ability to fluidify the blood, and preserve the integrity of the collagen of arteries, strengthening the arteries and capillaries and improving blood circulation. Because of its antiplatelet properties, it prevents the formation of thrombi or help to dissolve them. This is especially interesting for people with a tendency to have poor circulation. Eating this fruit improves the health of people with varicose veins or the appearance of superficial veins, arteriosclerosis, cholesterol, hemorrhoids or heart problems.\nOther components in blueberries\nNot less important for eye health are the antioxidants in this fruit. It has been shown that eating these fruits in abundance or drinking cranberry juice will help preserve vision in better state. It is particularly important to increase the capacity of vision in people with night blindness or those who have trouble adapting to abrupt changes between light and shadow.\nIn addition to anthocyanidins, blueberries are rich in other flavonoids (epicatechin, quercetin and myricetin). They all contribute to establish this fruit as one of the best antioxidants, capable of preventing the oxidation damage in the body.\nBlueberries also contain vitamin C, another important antioxidant that also helps to solve many of the anomalies mentioned above. (See more properties of vitamin C in the comprehensive study of this vitamin)\nA food for improving the brain\nThere have been studies on animals which have concluded that due to the antioxidant properties, the fruit is able to improve mental capacity and preserve the neurons of the process of degeneration that occurs over the years.\nAnimals that ate large amounts of blueberries had a higher ability to learn and solve problems more easily. This same experiment has led many researchers to believe that these same benefits may occur in humans. Thus a diet that includes these fruits could be useful in the prevention of mental illnesses such as Alzheimer's could benefit people with memory loss problems, low mental concentration, dementia, etc.\nWhat is clear is that the brain needs sugar to perform at its best and blueberries contain many sugars as fructose, glucose and sucrose. They provide a lot of energy and are very interesting not only to enhance the intellectual activity of students and people in general, but are a good source of energy to cope with the daily effort.\nThe sugars contained in this fruit get into the bloodstream in a gradual way, so it keeps sugar levels in the blood constant. So it is a fruit that is appropriate for people with diabetes.\nFor its content in myrtillin, inositol, pectin, fructose, rutin and ascorbic acid, this fruit is considered as a good anti-diabetic and it is thought that it could have positive effects in people with diabetes mellitus, non-insulin-dependent, ie those who have developed the disease as adults.\nA food for dieting\nBlueberries contain lots of water and very little fat. They are food with few calories. In addition, they contain many diuretic components, including ascorbic, caffeic, chlorogenic and ursolic acids; arbutin, magnesium and potassium. Eating blueberries will increase urination and help eliminate retained fluids. At the same time help to \u201cfill the stomach\u201d increasing the sensation of satiety.\nThe sugars contained in this fruit have a gradual absorption so they help to alleviate hunger and helps us to avoid resorting to higher-calorie foods. Therefore we recommend regular consumption of blueberries in people wishing to make a diet to lose weight.\nIt is a bowel regulator that is able -simultaneously- to prevent constipation and stop diarrhea. Its fiber content gives it laxative properties and its tannin content makes it a good astringent. We will eat the young fruit if we are constipated, while it is best to eat them dry if we are \u201ctoo loose.\u201d\nA food for cancer prevention.\nDue its content of antioxidants and fiber, this fruit, like most of the berries, is ideal for preventing colon cancer. Antioxidants neutralize the action of potentially cancerous particles on the walls of the intestine.\nThe fiber content increases fecal mass so get evacuated more rapidly without damaging particles. On the other hand, we have to consider that this fruit is rich in pectin, a type of soluble fiber, that involves not allowing these toxins to be absorbed by the intestine.\nThese fruits contain kaemferol, a flavonoid, whose positive health effects have been tested in numerous studies. Besides lowering the risk of heart attack, this component inhibits the growth of cancer cells in the ovary.\nMoreover, this plant is one of the richest in chlorogenic acid, after coffee, sunflower or nettles. This component has many medicinal properties, including anticarcinogenic properties, ie has the ability to inhibit the growth of cancer cells, especially those of the stomach, liver, colon and skin.\nIt is particularly active in the neutralization of nitrosamines that nitrates added to food produced in the body. Nitrosamines are highly toxic and are one of the compounds largely responsible for the appearance of many types of cancer. Apart from its chlorogenic acidcontent, this berry also contains p-coumaric acid, which is another major antinitrosaminic component.\nWhat are the best blueberries?\nThe best blueberries are those who are bought freshly grown or harvested in the field. People who have the fortune to live in places where they grow wild should pick the fruit themselves.\nFresh blueberries are distinguished from those who have been frozen because of a white layer above the skin, like a small pile that melts when rubbed with the fingers. It is important, when you bring them home, to wash them thoroughly so as to remove any parasites or organisms that they may have.\nThey can be eaten fresh, on their own or combined with other berries or fruits. They are delicious when served with a little cream.\nIf you're going to buy them at the market, they can be found during the summer. The best blueberries are the Scandinavian and Central Europe ones. We can also buy them from eastern Europe. These have lower prices but do not have as much quality as the first ones.\nIt is important to buy those that are well turgid, with no moisture or juice. If we press them a little and or fingers \u201csink\u201d in them, or if we find them soft, or notice liquid coming from them, they are too mature and will rot very soon.\nHow to eat blueberries\nThere are different ways of eating blueberries. The most common ones are:\nFresh blueberries: This is the most recommended way of eating this fruit. They should be eaten quickly as they can not stay fresh for too long. It\u2019s better to freeze the ones that are not going to be eaten immediately. They can last up to 20 days if frozen. If we have them in the fridge, it is better to take them a while before meals, because they should not be cold in order to appreciate their full flavor.\nBlueberry jam: It is very tasty though many of the principles of fresh blueberries are lost in the cooking process. 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        "raw_content": "[ Closed ] 2015: The Contest (Page 1 of 12)\nForums - Bricks in Motion \u00bb Contests & Festivals \u00bb 2015: The Contest\n1 Topic by jampot December 28, 2013 (09:32am)\nTopic: 2015: The Contest\n2015 is ridiculously overcrowded, with dozens of high-profile blockbusters coming out (Star Wars Episode VII, Terminator: Genesis, Jurassic World and even a Ninjago movie to name but a few) in a short space of time.\nThat gave me the idea for this contest. Over the course of the whole of 2014 and into the beginning of 2015, participants slowly create a short section of a film, or a trailer for a fictional film, that is of cinematic quality. By that, I mean you do something that looks as spectacular and amazing as possible. People can work on this alongside their other projects, as the timeframe means it isn't so urgent that people get in a panic and work on it solidly without doing their own projects.\nIf a section of a film, it must be no less than 5 minutes but no more than 8 minutes. It can be any part of your fictional feature film - beginning, conclusion, mid-film conflict, climax, prologue\u2026whatever ya' want.\nIf a trailer, it must be no less than 2 minutes but no more than 3 minutes, and must feature clips from more than 15 different scenes (though each of those does not need to be huge). This may sound like a lot but if you watch a trailer, you'll find that they actually use far more. When you come to making your trailer, it could have far more than 15 too! Just to clarify, that's 15 distinct scenes, not shots. You will have far, far more than 15 shots.\nIt does not need to be a whole film. In fact, this is discouraged. Focus on a small section of the story, though make it clear what is happening; be sure to properly establish your characters, locations and storyline in the time you have.\nMust not be a presold idea, by which I mean no adaptations of books, films, comics or video games. Pieces from licensed themes like Star Wars and The Hobbit may be used, but no characters, locations or storylines or anything that could be construed as an element of published fiction.\nThe competition will run from January 1st 2014 all the way to the 1st May 2015 (the release date of The Avengers: Age of Ultron, one of the many blockbusters coming out that summer).\nParticipants are not allowed to upload their film/trailer until 2nd May 2015, the day after the closing date. However, you may upload it on the 1st May if you think it will take that long to upload, as long as you make it unlisted until May 2nd.\nNo copyrighted material is to be used - that's clips from other movies, music etc.\nThis goes without saying, but it must be a brickfilm. CGI or stop-motion (or both), not live-action. The aim of this contest is to create a high-quality brickfilm.\nItems to be submitted alongside:\nProduction photos. For the sake of the judges, only submit between 10 and 20.\nA plot synopsis. Somewhere around 60 words, and no spoilers.\nA full plot outline. Word count is around 600 words (10% either way). The reason for this is just to show that, especially for trailers, you have a coherent story behind your segment.\nA film poster is also optional.\nWhere I've put no presold ideas, that's not to say you can't so something in the style of a realm film or trailer. For instance, you might want to do a sci-fi film's opening flashback in the style of the opening to The Fellowship of the Ring. Equally, you might want to do a long and fleshed out trailer as engaging as this Avatar trailer.\nAs far as specific LEGO themes go (e.g. Chima, BIONICLE, Mars Mission) I would say that participants should be encouraged to come up with their own material, though they can take inspiration (a little or a lot) from LEGO themes. That's not to say you can't do a Ninjago film, but it will be more challenging for you to create something of your own. For stuff like Castle and Space, which are pretty generic, you're fine.\nI'd like to reiterate that this can be any genre at all. Most of the examples I've used are sci-fi or fantasy, but you could do a western, a crime thriller, a mockumentary\u2026anything that floats your boat! You could even do a genre mashup - dragons in the wild west? An alien spaceship appears over Industrial Revolution-era London? Be creative!\nThanks to the great generosity of several members, 2015: The Contest now has prizes! They are as follows:\n$100 (provided by Willow Tree)\n$50 (provided by Willow Tree)\nChoice of LEGO Movie series or Series 11 minifigure, provided by LASF\nLEGO Movie series minifigure, provided by LASF\nRebel Trooper battle pack, provided by JonnDthunDer.\nNote: this is US-only, as the pack will not be shipped outside of the United States.\nI'd like to take this opportunity to give a hearty thanks to Willow Tree, JonnDthunDer and LASF for their generosity in contributing to the prize fund! I can't thank you guys enough for making this contest even more special and worthwhile!\nRegrettably we cannot take any more judges at this time.\nBackup judges:\nI will say this now to assuage any finger-pointing that I'm trying to get someone else to hold this contest so I have a chance of winning: false. I will subject myself to the same rules as everyone else, including the upload date, but will not enter myself to receive a place or a prize. I'll just be making my entry totally for the fun of it. Glad we've sorted that out.\nAnyone who wishes to judge but also wants to create a film for this can submit themself to the same rules: make the film but not enter it for a place or prize. I think that's perfectly fair.\nAs for how your blockbusters will be judged, it is broken down into segments (courtesy in part of Monsieur Cooked Cat):\n20% Animation: You will be judged on the smoothness and clarity of your animation.\n20% Story: Just as essential as the animation itself, your story must be well thought-out and portrayed in a clear way. If a film's plot is too convoluted or hard to understand, it will hurt its mass audience appeal, and you should create your stories with the same principle in mind. Basically, don't make Solaris or season 10 of Smallville and you'll be pretty much there.\n20% Sound: Sound is a vital part of any movie, and coming from a family of radio-geeks I feel like it's my duty to emphasise how important sound is Remember just how essential it is. Voice-overs and their acting skills also come under this category - emotion, people!\n20% Picture: You will be judged on cinematography, VFX, and lighting and the general quality of the content, rather than the image resolution - some users have had concerns about whether participants with better cameras will be further ahead in this category, but that is not what Picture is about.\n20% Sensation: Being a contest all about blockbusters, it would be foolish not to judge based on the reaction your film elicits. The judges will award marks in this category based on their own reaction to this film, and how successful they feel it would be to a mass audience.\nYou won't be judged on your additional material, but the plot outline and synopsis, and the production photos are still required to enter.\nQ) Can I make a trailer for a brickfilm I am already working on?\nA) No, as this would give you an unfair time advantage over other participants.\nQ) Can I use BrickForge, BrickArms or any other custom parts allowed?\nA) Yes, they are.\nMost important of all, have fun! What can I say - this is a contest about Hollywood, so I had to put at least one horrible, cringe-inducing cliche into this thread.\nLast edited by jampot (January 24, 2014 (01:42pm))\n\"Nothing goes down 'less I'm involved. No nuggets. No onion rings. No nothin'. A cheeseburger gets sold in the park, I want in! You got fat while we starved on the streets...now it's my turn!\" -Harley Morenstein\njampot's Website\n2 Reply by BrickStory December 31, 2013 (09:58am)\nLocation: In my thinking spot\nRe: 2015: The Contest\nI absolutely love this idea! I think it would generate several brickfilms of spectacular quality, which is always good. I would definitely enter a contest like this.\nSomething you should consider though, is that if the contest requires people to write a plot synopsis and even a plot outline, and create a poster, then they might as well just make an entire film, not just a short(er) part of one. That could be a lot of work, though. What I really want to say is people should be required to make a trailer for a fictional film.\nIt could work with a short section of a film, but I think it would make more sense to stick to a trailer, of great quality, of course.\nI hope you understand what I'm trying to say, it didn't make much sense to me.\nLast edited by BrickStory (December 31, 2013 (10:00am))\nBrickStory's Website\n3 Reply by Willco66 December 31, 2013 (10:08am)\nWillco66\nI agree that this idea sounds pretty neat.\nWillco66's Website\n4 Reply by Mickey December 31, 2013 (10:11am)\nSounds like a good idea; a bit ambitious, but nothing I won't consider doing, maybe sometime in the near future.\n5 Reply by jampot December 31, 2013 (10:43am)\nI think I understand what you're saying, although writing a plot synopsis/outline, making a poster and making a 5 minute section of a film is very different to making a whole feature length brickfilm. I should have made that clearer, that the intention is to make the section of film (if that's what you choose to do) as if it were part of a full feature, not just a 10 or 20 minute brickfilm. If the final film was set to only be 10 minutes then I agree with you wholeheartedly, but the idea is to create something reminiscent of a feature length blockbuster.\nI'm glad there's been such a positive response! What about prizes though; would y'all wanna' do this even if there weren't prizes?\n6 Reply by BrickStory December 31, 2013 (06:05pm)\njampot wrote:\nNot exactly what I meant, but it doesn't matter anymore- I just realized I misunderstood an important part of the concept.\nAnyway, I would do it even if the only thing I'd gain was glory, because that is all I really want, at the moment, but I'm sure actual prizes would encourage more people to enter. The only way organizing such a (seemingly) big contest would make any sense is if alot of people participated. Having prizes would help with that -having good prizes would help even more.\nI think you should wait and see how many more members are interested in taking part in such a contest before putting too much thought into it. You can count me in, I think it's a fantastic idea.\n7 Reply by Sean December 31, 2013 (10:16pm)\nI've been toying with the idea of making a polished trailer brickfilm for a fictional film for a while. Sounds cool to me.\n8 Reply by jampot January 1, 2014 (04:14am)\nAwesome! I did think it was a bit last minute to be starting on January 1st or close to it. Yeah, see who's interested first. That was kind of why I put this thread as an idea rather than an out-and-out contest.\n9 Reply by Lucas January 1, 2014 (07:10am)\nMy BRAWL entry for 2012 was a cinematic-like trailer and I would totally do it again because its so much fun.\n10 Reply by Rockydude411 January 1, 2014 (03:50pm)\nRockydude411\nThis seems like a awesome idea!\nYoutube Channel Flickr #LoveWins\nRockydude411's Website\n11 Reply by Cooked Cat January 1, 2014 (09:36pm)\nCooked Cat\nLocation: Vogsphere\nalso, how about, the more one person does on a entry the more points they get in judging, say, they narrate the trailer, animate it all, do stuff like that, but get stock music, they wouldnt get as much points as one that say did everything.\nmaybe someone could write up a bunch of 'base' scripts, and have them in a pool, so, say, someone uses that as a base for the trailer, but does everything else, could get the same points as one that did everything bar the narration... make sense?\nbreak it down in to segments, so the scoring goes of:(something like)\n20% Story(yes, even for trailers, they could portray a vast story, gripping)\n20% sound effects-environment\n20% Picture\n5% acting\n5% Wow factor or something...\nLast edited by Cooked Cat (January 1, 2014 (09:44pm))\nCooked Cat's Website\n12 Reply by jampot January 2, 2014 (02:10am)\nCooked Cat wrote:\nI can see where you're coming from, but I don't agree with your example. Not everyone has the facility or the musical talent (myself very much included) to create their own music for their films, but I see your drift.\nSeems like a good enough way of scoring it, although what's the 10% score for?\nWe've established that story is important, hence the plot synopsis/outline - should they be scored separately? You know, like with college - 40% coursework and 60% exam?\n13 Reply by Mr Vertigo January 2, 2014 (02:17am)\nSo, if I understand this correctly, we're meant to make part of a film or a trailer for one, except that we came up with the film ourselves? It certainly sounds like an interesting idea; I like the idea of having a small snippet of something larger. I'm not sure I would be able to participate as I won't have a lot of time to film in the first half of 2014, though. Would it be any film, or is it more geared to Fantasy/Sci-Fi (seeing as most films you've mentioned are of that genre)?\nAny kind of film: western, crime thriller, mockumentary, horror\u2026any genre you want. And this isn't the BFCU, there are no restrictions on violence or language.\nThe full time of the contest goes up until 1st May 2015, so there's plenty of time if you want to enter, though I understand if you have other commitments (I know the feeling all too well )\nOkay then! Since enough people are interested, I'm turning this from an idea into an actual contest! Still no prizes though, unless people donate them later in the year or something (heck, don't look at me, I only post here).\n15 Reply by Lucas January 2, 2014 (04:30am)\nI'd probably make several trailers cause its so much fun\nThat said, I'm not sure whether it would be fair for you to enter all of them - maybe pick one and enter that as your actual entry, release the other ones as sides/inspiration for other participants, or if they were all trailers for movies in the same series you could enter them as one entry?\nIn my experience it's usually 25% coursework, and 75% exam...\nAnyway, since the trailer/clip is the primary thing we're looking and the finished product, hence why it should be the primary focus. However, since this is a full film we're talking about, I do think some consideration should be given to the backstory and plot as a whole.\nI don't even know, seeing as this contest would go on for over a year I would never be able to stick to just one idea\n19 Reply by topit January 2, 2014 (08:15am)\nthis sounds awesome! I know i'm not really making brickfilms that much anymore and I say this every time there's a contest but maybe ill try entering this one. I might make like a screenplay that I've already written just to see how it turns out.\nhttp://topitmunkeydog.tumblr.com/tagged/frames\ntopit's Website\nthe 'score' i mentioned, another word for soundtrack.",
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        "raw_content": "ASSAULT & BATTERY CHARGES IN FL\nBROWARD COUNTY VIOLENT CRIMES ATTORNEY\nAre you facing criminal charges for assault or battery? Unsure of what you can do to protect your rights? Call on Michael A. Gottlieb for award-winning legal services! His firm brings more than 25 years of experience to every case they handle and have been given an AV Preeminent\u00ae rating from Martindale-Hubbell\u00ae.\nAssault and battery vary slightly. To commit assault, a person must intentionally threaten by word or action to carry out an act of violence against another. Battery occurs when a person intentionally touches or strikes another against their will, purposefully causing them harm. Both charges are very serious and can result in life-altering repercussions. There is no time to waste in building your defense! You don't have to fight your charges alone; call on their Broward County violent crimes lawyer today for counsel.\nWHAT TYPE OF CONSEQUENCES AM I FACING?\nIn Florida, assault and battery both carry severe penalties, including fines, jail time, and other repercussions. Depending on the factors involved in your case, you could even be facing a felony. This could greatly impact not only your reputation, but your future for years to come.\nTHE PENALTIES WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE LEVEL OF THE CRIME YOU ARE ACCUSED OF:\nSimple assault: This charge is considered a second degree misdemeanor and can carry a 60-day sentence with up to $500 in fines.\nSimple battery: This charge will result in a first degree misdemeanor and may carry up to 1 year in jail and $1,000 in fines.\nAggravated assault: This type of assault is a third degree felony that carries up to 5 years in prison and no more than $5,000 in fines.\nAggravated battery: You could be facing a second degree felony, up to 15 years in prison and no more than $10,000 in fines.\nIt is crucial that you do not take your charges lightly. Whether you have been accused of simple battery or aggravated assault, you need to start building a strong and strategic defense. Give Michael A. Gottlieb a call today to schedule your free consultation.",
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        "raw_content": "Massachusetts Birth Injury Lawyers Breakstone, White & Gluck Home\nContact Dorchester, Massachusetts Medical Malpractice Attorney Breakstone, White & Gluck\nBirth Injury Attorneys Representing Families in the Boston Area\nAlthough many tools designed to assist with the birthing process have been used for several decades, some of these tools can lead to serious birth injuries if they are not used appropriately. One of the most common tools used in delivery is a vacuum extraction tool. Although this device can prove useful and even life-saving during delivery, if it is used incorrectly a vacuum extraction delivery can lead to devastating injuries and even death of a baby. At Breakstone, White & Gluck, our Boston birth injury lawyers have handled a wide variety of cases on behalf of families throughout Massachusetts. We understand how devastating this situation is for your family and that you probably have many questions about your legal rights and options.\nIdentifying the Dangers Associated With Vacuum Extraction Deliveries\nIf a labor lasts too long or becomes too difficult, many doctors choose to use a vacuum extractor to help assist with the delivery. If the woman experiences a contraction, the vacuum extractor is applied to the exposed portion of the baby\u2019s head to help pull it out as the mother pushes. The vacuum can be attached to the top or the back of the head. According to FDA reports, however, a vacuum extractor can cause unnecessary risks to a baby\u2019s health. If a child is younger than 34 weeks, for example, the baby\u2019s head may be too soft to withstand the suction. The child must also be positioned correctly in the birth canal in order for the vacuum to be successful. Injuries can also occur if the vacuum is applied before the mother is fully dilated.\nThe types of injuries that can result from the use of a vacuum extractor can vary. In general, they involve skull fractures, retinal hemorrhages, shoulder dystocia, cerebral palsy, and hemorrhages in the brain. Some of these conditions can be addressed and treated, while others may lead to lifelong disabilities and injuries for the baby. Some symptoms that may indicate that a baby has sustained injuries after the use of a vacuum include seizures and lethargy. Most injuries will affect the brain, so any other neurological or cognitive issues could suggest that a brain injury is happening.\nAsserting Your Right to Compensation Following a Negligent Vacuum Extraction Delivery\nIf your baby was injured during the birth process as a result of a doctor\u2019s use of a vacuum device, an attorney may be able to recover compensation for your damages in a medical malpractice action. It is critical to investigate your claim thoroughly before proceeding to ensure that you will be able to prove the necessary elements. In general, Massachusetts law requires medical professionals to provide each patient with the same level of attentiveness, care, and competence that other professionals would use in the same region when treating a patient with similar conditions and issues. In the context of a complicated delivery, this means using the vacuum when it is appropriate and using it in a manner that does not cause undue stress or injury to the baby.\nAfter showing that the defendant did not use the vacuum according to this standard, your attorney must prove that this failure was the direct cause of the baby\u2019s injuries. It is often necessary to consult with an expert medical professional who can help your attorney draw a causal link between the lack of adequate care and the injuries that your baby suffered. The last phase of the lawsuit involves providing evidence showing the amount of damages that you sustained as a result of the defendant\u2019s inadequate care, including any past and future medical expenses for your baby and you. A medical malpractice lawyer can help you ensure that you request the full amount of compensation that you deserve.\nSchedule a Free Consultation With a Birth Injury Lawyer in Boston\nBirth injuries are a traumatic and life-changing experience. As your family and you cope with this unfortunate event, whether it involves fractures, cerebral palsy, brain damage, or another condition, we will protect your legal rights and do everything that we can to ensure that you are treated fairly. We have handled claims on behalf of clients in Boston, Cambridge, Waltham, Lowell, Newton, Somerville, Quincy, Dedham, Norwood, Brookline, Attleboro, Barnstable, Brockton, Plymouth, Worcester, Lawrence, and Springfield. To schedule your free consultation, call us at 1-800-379-1244 or contact us online.\nVacuum Extraction Delivery | Massachusetts Birth Injury Lawyers",
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        "raw_content": "Defined contribution Most DC Plans Don't Feel ESG's 'Good Vibrations'\n\u2014 Brian Wilson, The Beach Boys\nThere is no shortage of \u201cgood vibrations\u201d around the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) space. While ESG was once the purview of niche managers, it has gained broader acceptance\u2014many investment managers now boast dedicated ESG research teams.\nIn another broader sign of the times, the number of signatories to the U.N.-backed Principles for Responsible Investment swelled from fewer than 100 in 2006 to over 1,800 in 2017, with a comparable increase in assets under management (see UNPRI.org for more information). The PRI is an organization that outlines a set of principles to help investors incorporate ESG issues into their investment process.\nDespite this growth in interest in the institutional investing industry, defined contribution (DC) plans remain somewhat skeptical about these good vibrations. According to Callan\u2019s DC Index\u2122, 16% of DC plans offer a dedicated ESG option. However, this number masks a large divide among plans: Only 5% of corporate DC plans offer a standalone option, compared to the 43% of public and non-profit plans that do so.\nIn addition, utilization for both sponsor types remains low. Allocations range from a barely perceptible 0.23% to 3.10% of plan assets, with an average of 1.20%. These utilization and prevalence numbers are on par with the experience of emerging market equity, REITs, and global/non-U.S. fixed income.\nESG Prevalence in Plans\nSource: Callan\nPlan sponsors facing the decision to add an ESG option should consider the following:\nWhich ESG options are available: The two most common approaches are global equity (available in 46% of plans with an ESG option) and balanced funds (54%). Balanced funds may be more suitable if participants are apt to put their entire balance in an ESG option. However global equity options are simpler in that they do not have to consider fixed income in an ESG framework.\nWhat the rules are: The Department of Labor recently issued a new rule on guidance about ESG in an ERISA context. The DOL had indicated that ESG considerations could be considered a \u201ctiebreaker\u201d if funds were identical in all other facets and in 2015 built upon the \u201ctiebreaker\u201d language by asserting that ESG factors \u201cmay have a direct relationship to the economic and financial value of an investment. When they do, these factors are more than just tiebreakers, but rather are proper components of the fiduciary\u2019s analysis of the economic and financial merits of competing investment choices.\u201d The new rule, though, cautions fiduciaries about too readily linking ESG factors as being economically relevant. Given the DOL stance, plan sponsors that are beholden to ERISA and are looking at adding an ESG option should evaluate how and to what extent ESG factors are economically and financially relevant.\nThere is no doubt that interest, assets, and internal manager resources are growing within the ESG space. It remains to be seen though, how DC plan sponsors will adjust to the increasing attention and rising number of ESG options.",
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        "raw_content": "/ Cancer-killing cocktail made by women only\nCancer-killing cocktail made by women only\nAlong with having the most complex brains, it appears humans also have the most complex breast milk of all mammals. These days, it\u2019s well-known that this milk can do far more than nourish infants through the risky first years of life.\nIn fact, scientists have just newly discovered a substance in breast milk that may be able to prevent\u2014and possibly cure\u2014cancer. Keep reading for more on this important breakthrough\u2026\nWhy breast milk is more than just food\nThe incredible thing about breast milk is that it\u2019s chock full of disease-fighting substances and antibodies. Plus, it\u2019s beyond dispute that some of the nutritional and healing qualities in breast milk can\u2019t be replicated in formula.\nFor one thing, a woman\u2019s immune system plays a role in creating the ultimate nourishing cocktail for her infant. 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They\u2019re aided in part by colostrum and lactoferrin, which are well known immune boosters found in breast milk.\nBut breast milk does more than protect against viruses and minor health conditions. Thanks to the transfer of antibodies and other immunologic substances in human milk, children who are breastfed for more than six months are less likely to develop cancers like acute leukemia and lymphoma than those who are fed formula.\nEven more interesting, thanks to research done at Lund University and the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, there is a substance found in human breast milk that can kill cancer cells. That substance is known as HAMLET (Human Alpha-lactalbumin Made LEthal to Tumor cells).\nHAMLET was discovered by chance while the researchers were trying to decipher the antibacterial properties of breast milk. Once they stumbled upon HAMLET, they went on to find it\u2019s made up of a protein and a fatty acid, both naturally found in breast milk.\nWhile they did not prove whether or not the HAMLET complex forms spontaneously in the milk, it is believed that, besides developing in the milk itself, HAMLET can form in the acidic environment of babies\u2019 stomachs.\nKills 40 types of lab-grown cancer cells\nSince it was identified, lab experiments have shown that HAMLET kills 40 different types of cancer. Not just that, but HAMLET only kills cancer cells and does not affect healthy cells.\nIn a study done on patients with bladder cancer who were injected with HAMLET, those patients went on to excrete dead cancer cells in their urine following each treatment. Researchers are currently studying the effect of HAMLET on skin cancer, tumors based in mucous membranes, and brain tumors.\nNeedless to say, there\u2019s hope that HAMLET can be developed into medication for cancer prevention and treatment.\nAnother source of breast milk\u2019s anticancer activity was brought to light through a study from the Journal of Human Lactation (published by SAGE). In the study, researchers found human breast milk also contains high levels of cancer-fighting TRAIL (TNF-related apoptosis inducing ligand).\nIn the study, researchers looked at colostrum, which is the first milk available to newborns that comes from a mother in the days following birth. They compared it to mature breast milk, blood, and formula. The researchers found that colostrum and breast milk had 400- and 100-fold higher levels of TRAIL than blood. In contrast, infant formula contains no TRAIL.\nResearchers believe TRAIL has a strong biological anticancer effect. They believe it also plays a role in the prevention of childhood cancers that had previously been observed in breast-fed children, going on to say it seemed to protect from lymphoblastic leukemia, Hodgkin\u2019s disease, and neuroblastoma.\nBefore you start chugging, read this\u2026\nIt\u2019s a very real and scientifically credible fact that TRAIL and HAMLET make a difference when fighting cancer. But that doesn\u2019t mean you should rush out and start buying breast milk in bulk off the internet.\nIn fact, that\u2019s a real problem. Internet sites that sell breast milk have been bombarded by customers in the past few years, many of whom are looking for benefits beyond what\u2019s been proven. Some say it\u2019s a superfood, some say it can help bodybuilders bulk up, and some say it\u2019ll improve your own immune function.\nThe truth is there\u2019s no evidence of what regularly drinking breast milk can do for adults. It\u2019s the perfect nutritional combination of proteins, fats, vitamins, and carbohydrates\u2014when you\u2019re talking about newborns. But the digestive system of an adult is different from that of a baby.\nPlus, you can\u2019t be sure of what you\u2019re getting if you order breast milk through the internet. A study by the Center for Biobehavioral Health at Nationwide Children\u2019s Hospital in Columbus found that at least a few sites selling breast milk online actually blended their milk with as much as 10% cow\u2019s milk. Worse, there\u2019s no testing to verify that purchased breast milk is free of things like prescription drugs or illicit drugs.\nBreast milk banks do exist as a way for lactating mothers to donate to babies in need. But those nonprofit organizations thoroughly vet and test any donated milk. The outfits selling breast milk, especially online, don\u2019t always offer the same courtesy of safety.\nFor now, the best we can do is hope that science will move fast and we\u2019ll soon be able to extract the anticancer compounds in breast milk and produce them on a large scale. And from there, funnel them into an accessible, inexpensive cancer treatment.\n\u201cAdult health craze for human breast milk poses risks.\u201d By Amy Kraft CBS News June 18, 2015.\n\u201cBreastfeeding Benefits Your Baby\u2019s Immune System.\u201d Ages & stages; HealthyChildren.org. Retrieved 4 April 2017. Sourced from New Mother\u2019s Guide to Breastfeeding, 2nd Edition (Copyright \u00a9 2011 American Academy of Pediatrics).\n\u201cHigh levels of TRAIL protein in breast milk might contribute to anticancer activity.\u201d From SAGE Publications, 23 April 2012.\n\u201cHow Breast Milk Protects Newborns.\u201d By Jack Newman, MD, FRCPC. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Cancer Types / Mesothelioma / Mesothelioma: Overview\nMesothelioma Overview \u2013 Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive cancer that affects the mesothelium membrane lining the body\u2019s vital organs. This tissue secretes a fluid that allows organs such as the lungs to move easily. When mesothelioma cancer develops in this tissue, the patient has difficulty breathing and severe pain in the affected area.\nMesothelioma is caused by exposure to asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral fiber that can be found in building, industrial, automotive and household materials. When materials containing asbestos are cut, sanded, drilled or otherwise disturbed, the fibers become airborne. 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However, patients who have been exposed to asbestos should alert their doctors immediately if they experience:\nPain in the chest or abdomen, which can start as mild and progress to severe\nPersistent and painful cough\nBuildup of fluid on the lungs, known as pleural effusion\nYour doctor should conduct a physical exam and discuss your work or military service history to better understand your exposure to asbestos. The doctor will order a chest X-ray, CT scan and/or MRI to hep with diagnosis. Ultimately, the doctor will need to do a biopsy to make a mesothelioma diagnosis.\nThere is no cure for mesothelioma, but there are several treatment options that aim to improve a patient\u2019s quality of life and prognosis. The path for treatment will be determined by the patient\u2019s overall health and the stage at which the cancer is diagnosed.\nMesothelioma treatment options may include:\nSurgery, which can be performed in the healthiest patients to remove as much of the affected tissue or organ as possible. The most common surgeries for mesothelioma are extrapleural pneumonectomy (EPP), pleurectomy decortication (P/D) and cytoreduction (or debulking).\nRadiation therapy, which can be used in conjunction with surgery to target small areas of cancer left in the body. Radiation can also be used as a palliative treatment to reduce symptoms and make the patient more comfortable.\nChemotherapy, which is also used in conjunction with other mesothelioma treatments to kill rapidly dividing cancer cells. Chemotherapy drugs can also kill healthy cells in the body that are dividing rapidly, which results in serious side effects such as hair loss.\nIn addition to these traditional treatments, patients may seek out emerging treatments such as immunotherapy or sign up for clinical trials with experimental treatments. Holistic treatments may also be used to care for the patient as a whole.\nThe median life expectancy for a patient diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma is less than a year. For those who are diagnosed at an early stage, research has shown aggressive treatment can increase life expectancy to two to five years.\nThe mesothelium lines the chest wall and lungs, abdominal cavity and abdominal organs, heart, and testicles. Asbestos fibers can lodge anywhere in this lining and begin irritating the tissue, eventually leading to mesothelioma. However, the most common location for mesothelioma is in the lining of the chest cavity and lungs.\nMesothelioma is categorized into four types:\nPleural mesothelioma affects the mesothelial tissue lining the chest wall and the lungs. Because asbestos fibers are inhaled, this is the most common type of mesothelioma, accounting for about 75 percent of cases. As the cancer spreads, it may affect the heart, the diaphragm and other organs.\nPeritoneal mesothelioma develops in the mesothelial tissue lining the abdominal cavity and abdominal organs. It is the second-most common type of mesothelioma, accounting for 10 to 15 percent of new cases each year.\nPericardial mesothelioma affects the tissue lining the heart. This type of mesothelioma is very rare, accounting for 1 to 5 percent of cases.\nTesticular mesothelioma, also known as mesothelioma of the tunica vaginalis testis, is the rarest form of the disease, with very few cases reported and little research available.\nFinancial Help for Mesothelioma Patients\nAffording treatment for mesothelioma can be difficult for patients and their families. Medical bills for a person who has been diagnosed with pleural mesothelioma, for example, can quickly top $100,000 for initial treatment, not including the ongoing care costs. Many times, family members must take off work to care for their loved one as the disease progresses.\nHowever, patients and families do have options for obtaining financial help after a mesothelioma diagnosis, including:\nAsbestos bankruptcy funds, which have been set up by various companies that manufactured asbestos products. These funds were established to provide compensation to current and future victims of asbestos diseases, as well as the families they may leave behind.\nMesothelioma lawsuits, which help a patient or family recover compensation from asbestos companies in the form of a settlement or a jury award. A mesothelioma lawsuit can demand payment for past and future medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and funeral and burial expenses.\nVeterans\u2019 benefits, which are available to mesothelioma patients who were exposed to asbestos during their time in the service. Veterans, in particular Navy veterans, make up about 30 percent of mesothelioma cases in the United States.\nSocial Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, which may be available to patients who are diagnosed with mesothelioma before they reach retirement age.\nWorkers\u2019 compensation benefits, which may be available to patients who were forced to quit working due to mesothelioma, which is considered an occupational illness.\nYou will need an experienced attorney who understand how asbestos claims work in order to pursue the financial compensation your family deserves after a mesothelioma diagnosis. The knowledgeable and compassionate legal team at Mesothelioma Help has secured compensation for countless patients and families. The professionals at Mesothelioma Help can also connect you with medical specialists and support groups to help you through this difficult time.\nSchedule a free consultation today to discuss your options with an experienced mesothelioma attorney.",
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        "raw_content": "Tako van Popta is vying for Conservative Party of Canada nomination in the new federal riding.\nAn already crowded race is a little more so.\nBusiness lawyer Tako van Popta has become the newest hopeful declaring his candidacy as a Conservative Party of Canada nominee in the new federal riding of Cloverdale-Langley City.\nFive others have already set their sights on the party\u2019s nomination in the new riding, created through a federal boundary redistribution that will be in effect for the fall 2015 federal election.\nThe others are: Paul Brar, who manages a Newton banquet hall; former Langley City councillor Dean Drysdale; former Liberal MLA Dave Hayer; Mike Garisto, a Cloverdale life insurance salesman; and former Conservative MP Gurmant Grewal.\nThe candidate nominating contest in Cloverdale-Langley City is rumoured to be expected this fall, but no formal announcement has been made. Calls by The Cloverdale Reporter to the Conservative Party of Canada\u2019s media line in Alberta were not answered by press time.\nVan Popta made the announcement Sept. 24, saying he\u2019s a long-time party member who has stepped down as president of the Langley Conservative Electoral District Association to run in the nomination.\n\u201cWe are fortunate in Langley City to have been very well represented by Member of Parliament Mark Warawa since 2004,\u201d he said in a statement.\n\u201cI want to ensure that the same legacy of integrity, passion and commitment continues as the new Cloverdale-Langley City riding seeks representation.\u201d\nHis bio says he was raised in Cloverdale and Langley City, attending high school at Cloverdale Junior Secondary, and graduating from Langley Senior Secondary.\n\u201cIt would be a dream come true for me to represent my home community in the House of Commons,\u201d van Popta said.\nHe earned a law degree after working as an electrician for 10 years and holds an undergraduate degree from Trinity Western University.\nHe says the riding is one of the fastest-growing areas of the country.\n\u201cManaging that growth \u2013 with proper infrastructure \u2013 transportation, schools, access to healthcare, etc., is very important to keep our community thriving,\u201d he said. \u201cAt the same time, we care about ensuring that our \u2018small town values\u2019 stay intact.\u201d\nAn avid cyclist, van Popta is managing partner at McQuarrie Hunter LLP, a law firm in Surrey. He\u2019s been married to his wife, Inga, for 40 years, and they have five children.\nLangley resident John Aldag, who works for Parks Canada, is the Liberal Party of Canada\u2019s candidate in Cloverdale-Langley City.\n\u201cCloverdale man to enter Conservative race,\u201d Sept. 25, 2013\n\u201cDean Drysdale joins Conservative nomination race,\u201d Jan. 22, 2014\n\u201cFormer MP to seek Conservative nomination in new riding,\u201d Nov. 26, 2013\n\u201cPaul Brar second to seek nomination in Cloverdale-West Langley,\u201d July 18, 2013Follow the Cloverdale Reporter on Twitter and Facebook. View our print edition online.\nGlobal warming \u2018slowed by pollution\u2019",
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        "raw_content": "77% of millennials think they know the best way to save for the future\u2014but they\u2019re wrong\nNBCUniversal | Getty Images\nNo\u00ebl Wells as Rachel and Aziz Ansari as Dev on \"Master of None.\"\nYoung people want to save for the future, and about a third of them believe the best way to do that is to stockpile cash.\nThat\u2019s according to a new survey from Bankrate, which found that 30 percent of millennials (those aged 18 to 37) say cash is the best place to put money they won\u2019t need for 10 years or more. Just 21 percent of those 38 and older say the same.\nLess than a quarter of millennials cite investments in the stock market as the No. 1 way to store money long-term, even though that's what experts recommend. Close to 77 percent favor other options, including cash, real estate, gold and bitcoin. 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You want \"something that is letting you be in a lot of different places all at the same time,\" Andy Smith, a certified financial planner at Financial Engines, tells CNBC Make It.\nThat means making sure you have a mix of investments across various categories. For example, if you choose to invest in index funds, don't just go with the S&P 500. \"You can't just pick one index and think that all of your work is satisfied,\" says Nick Holeman, a certified financial planner at Betterment. \"There's smaller companies in the United States, there's companies in Europe and Asia and Australia and there's bond indexes.\"\nThe easiest way to start investing is to contribute to a tax advantaged retirement account, such as a 401(k) or a Roth IRA.\n\u201cWith a tax advantaged plan like a 401(k) or an IRA, the government is helping you save by giving you a tax advantage, whether that\u2019s a tax deduction now on the money you contribute or the ability for that money to grow on a tax-deferred basis, or, in the case of a Roth account, the ability to make withdrawals tax-free in retirement,\u201d McBride says. 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        "raw_content": "8 Common Traits Among Partners That Lead To Long Lasting Healthy Relationships\nRelationships are a beautiful part of life. Whether they are romantic or just friendly, connecting with another human being is undoubtedly one of the best experiences that life has to offer. Of course, within relationships, as with so many other things in life, change is inevitable. I doubt that there are very many of us, if any, that have maintained the exact same partner and/or core group of friends throughout the vast majority of our lives.\nDespite this seemingly natural turnover, what is it about certain relationships that makes them outlast many others? I\u2019ve come up with 8 signs that I think are a great signal that a particular relationship is worth keeping, but be sure to pay attention to the last one I mention, since it alone can override all of the other points, and in my opinion it\u2019s the most important.\n1. You Are Truly Yourself\nThere are many people that find a lot of value in the idea of compromise, but when it comes to giving up elements of yourself to please or maintain a relationship, I personally don\u2019t feel that it is very healthy. The best and often longest lasting relationships are those in which both parties can effortlessly be themselves without being faced by or fearing judgement, ridicule, or pressure to change. We all know when we are being fake, it\u2019s therefore up to us to first see why we are being fake and then decide whether or not our true self belongs in this relationship.\n2. Celebration Over Comparison\nI also made this point as part of another article I wrote earlier in the year entitled 9 Common Traits Of Happy People (That They Don\u2019t Talk About), and I make it again because I feel it definitely applies in the realm of great relationships. The best relationships are those in which ego-based comparisons are cast aside and are replaced by a genuine happiness for the accomplishments of the other person. Rather than putting up a face that shows your pleasure for the other person when they get their dream job or land a hot date, the best relationships are those in which you actually feel happy for them.\n3. You Lift Each Other Up\nAlthough a lot of \u201ccomfort\u201d can be found in mutually wallowing in a particular experience (such as complaining) or behaviour (such as drinking), the most valuable relationships are those in which each individual helps the other rise from hardship. This help can come in the form of truly listening, providing reminders, or an assortment of other ways, but no matter how it comes it always does everything it can to ensure that the other person never gets caught in an ongoing unhealthy state. Even though the action of change ultimately needs to come from the person caught in it, the most valuable relationship partners remind them of, and help them find, that power.\n4. Differences Aren\u2019t A Deal Breaker\nMany relationships are built off of similarities, and for obvious reasons. It would be much easier for me to find common ground, interests, and compatibility with someone who like myself enjoyed playing sports, creating films, and public speaking than it would for me to do the same with someone who enjoyed staying indoors, painting, and scrapbooking. Despite this common foundation, differences will inevitably arise in even the most naturally compatible of relationships, and those that are worth keeping tend not to let those differences come between them. A great relationship is one in which time spent by one person doing what they are passionate about is truly seen as as valuable to the other person as quality time together \u2013 even if that passion is experienced with someone else.\n5. The Past Is The Past\nIf asked to explain one of our most cherished relationships most of us would quickly resort to a number of memorable moments to help paint the picture of how close the connection really is. As awesome as reliving the past can be, the best relationships tend to be those that stay within the present moment. This is particularly helpful for overcoming any challenges the two of you may have faced at one point in time. Rather than forever holding past transgressions or issues against them, even if just quietly in the background of a seemingly now trouble-free connection, the choice to let the past go and be in the present allows both people to more fully enjoy everything that the other has to offer.\n6. No Mind Games\nParticularly in the realm of romantic relationships, a lot of people love the thrill and uncertainty that comes with trying to figure the other person out, often screwing up a number of times along the way. Despite this, the most valuable relationships tend to be ones that no longer feature any mind games. You both know who the other is, love them for being that way, and can each be yourself comfortably without the unnecessary mind chatter.\n7. An Extension Of The Human Experience\nAs with #2, my 7th sign also appeared in my other article and for good reason. I believe that the best relationships are those in which both people see the relationship as an extension of the human experience and not the basis of their happiness. The more we rely on others to provide us fulfillment, the more we hold ourselves back from being truly independent, and ultimately the more pressure that the relationship has to operate within. It\u2019s often when relationships are not being looked at to fill a particular void, or to make us feel a certain way, that most of the truest and most valuable relationships are formed.\n8. Knowing That It Can End At Any Time\nThis may sound like a particularly morbid way to end an otherwise lighthearted list, but I truly believe that the best relationships are ones in which both people recognize and are at peace with the fact that it could change, and possibly even end at any given time. This understanding, in my opinion and experience, paves the way for a freedom that ultimately makes a relationship of the deepest variety available. It\u2019s not to say that every relationship must come to an end at some point, but this understanding gives it, and both people involved, the freedom to fully explore whatever it moulds itself into.\nEven though I do not consider or promote myself to be a relationship expert of any kind I truly hope that you have enjoyed this list. 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        "raw_content": "Entry into Jerusalem, Pietro Lorenzetti 1320\nFor Western Christians, yesterday was \"Palm Sunday,\" a feast day that falls on the Sunday before Easter and celebrates Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. His procession is said to have included his followers laying palm tree leaves before him along his path. The connection to seventeenth century priest and glassmaker Antonio Neri is this: In his book L'Arte Vetraria, Neri describes his very best green glass with a colloquial expression; that this recipe \"carries the the palm\" for all other greens. It seems like an ideal opportunity to reprise this post, which first appeared last year, on 25 October:\nIn his book, L'Arte Vetraria, Antonio Neri presents a string of recipes for variations of green glass. Finally, in chapter 35, he presents his ultimate green, which he titles: \"Another Green, Which 'Carries the Palm' for All Other Greens, Invented by Me.\" The phrase \"carries the palm\" alludes to the biblical story of Jesus entering Jerusalem, in which the people welcomed him by laying down cloth and palm branches on the ground in his path. Even before that, the palm branch served as a symbol of victory; in ancient Greece, palm fronds were awarded to victorious athletes. Later in history, Roman lawyers who won a case decorated their doors with palm leaves.\nCristallino was a mid-grade glass made with a soda based plant ash from the Levant called \"rocchetta.\" For this recipe, Neri blends it with common glass, and adds red lead oxide to the mix, in effect forming an early version of what we now call lead crystal. He \"cleans\" the glass by using the well-established technique of flinging the molten glass into a large tub of clean water. This had the effect of \"washing out\" excess glass salt (flux). In addition, it provided the opportunity to sort through the fragments to remove any undissolved metallic lead. Lead that did not go into the glass had the tendency to collect at the bottom of the clay crucible. It could then eat a hole in the vessel, resulting in a glass-shop disaster, as he warns:\nCrocus of iron is simply iron oxide or 'rust' as it is more commonly known. The vitriol of copper he refers to is copper sulfate. Neri forms it in a laborious process that involves cutting copper sheet into small, coin-sized pieces, mixing it with sulfur, heating in the furnace and then reprocessing it several times. The result is then added to water and the soluble part is further processed, filtered and evaporated. The final product is a pure blue crystalline material that has uses for our alchemist that go far beyond glassmaking, as he alludes to in the final sentence of the book:\nLabels: copper sulfate, crocus of iron, flux, glass salt, green glass, green vitriol, lead glass, palm, polverino, rocchetta",
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        "raw_content": "Grass is greener\u2026.\nIf you are looking for a purpose to do something, don\u2019t look. Why not do the things just for the love of it? Having gone through nearly two year of training to be an engineer, frankly I find engineering not at all amusing. I think when something is done for a purpose, it loses its charm. All around me, I find this unquenchable thirst for marks, making me wonder where exactly do we stand in our desire to become the best. Some of my friends run from pillar to post to get the extra two marks on their answer papers.\nAfter parting from the stream of pure sciences, two years back, today I find those subjects more fascinating. Whenever, a challenging question comes up, I leap into it and probe into the solutions. On the contrary, if any good question on my engineering discipline is given, it takes me long time, if at all, to have a glance at the problem. It is just a case of \u2018grass is greener\u2026.\u2019, is it my interest (or lack of it), or is the thirst for marks that makes me avoid the topic altogether.\nMy main interest lies in algorithms. Some of my friends ask me if I practice programming to join a software industry. My plain answer is, \u201cno, I just love spending my time on them.\u201d For every task that is done, the crazy little thing called purpose is sought after. (Yes, I am listening to the queen\u2019s song). Coincidently, the \u2018crazy\u2019 little thing called love is not looked for when it comes to choosing your professional life, its all about monthly pay check. We end up doing something which we have no passion for.\nIt is common, at least in India, to see parents discouraging kinds from spending time on drawing or sports. Its status remains, \u2018not worthy enough to make your life.\u2019 Any nurtured talent in the kid is lost.\nBhagwagita says that don\u2019t think of the result when you do anything, just dedicate yourself to it. Most of us may not have an eye on the results, but we do hope for the results to follow. I seldom find people doing something from which negative (or no) is assured.\nThis is a lousy topic to write on, everything had been said a million times. That\u2019s probably because it has been ignored million times. I end here stating my stand that I do believe that everything we do need not have a purpose. Hope I have not bored you. I am bored writing this. That\u2019s why it is smaller than my other blogs.",
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        "raw_content": "One injured in five-car wreck in West Virginia\nOn behalf of Cormany Law PLLC posted in motor vehicle accidents on Thursday, July 27, 2017.\nBeing involved in an accident with just one vehicle can be traumatic, particularly if you are injured in the crash. So, just imagine the trauma that a chain-reaction crash involving many drivers and many vehicles can cause. It is a situation that no one wants to be in, but situations like that do happen all too often on West Virginia roads.\nContinue reading One injured in five-car wreck in West Virginia...\nHow a traumatic brain injury can affect a victim's life\nOn behalf of Cormany Law PLLC posted in motor vehicle accidents on Friday, July 7, 2017.\nAs most of us already know, the brain is the most complex and one of the most important organs in the human body. In order for us to think, act and function properly, we need a functioning human brain. Brain injuries throughout the United States are not uncommon, and serious or catastrophic brain injuries, often called traumatic brain injuries or TBIs, can lead to long-term or life-long disabilities to its victims.\nContinue reading How a traumatic brain injury can affect a victim's life...",
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        "raw_content": "One hundred years since the Balfour declaration\nA sordid document in the shameful history of British imperialism.\nFriday 1 December 2017 Updated Thursday 17 January 2019\nThe second of November 2017 marked the 100th anniversary of the notorious Balfour declaration, which took the simple form of a letter, written by the then foreign secretary, Arthur James Balfour, on behalf of the foreign office to Lord Rothschild \u2013 Lionel Walter Rothschild, the second Baron Rothschild, who was at the time the president of the English Zionist Federation and a longstanding friend of Balfour\u2019s. This letter reads:\n\u201cDear Lord Rothschild\n\u201cI have much pleasure in conveying to you, on behalf of His Majesty\u2019s Government, the following declaration of sympathy with Jewish Zionist aspirations which has been submitted to, and approved by, the Cabinet\n\u201cHis Majesty\u2019s Government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may 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.\u201d\nMost jews opposed zionism\nSubsequent zionist narrative asserts that the Balfour declaration was the culmination of a long struggle by the jewish masses for the establishment of a national home in Palestine. As a matter of fact, the jewish people were overwhelmingly and fiercely opposed to the idea, whose genesis had nothing to do with them. For zionism is an imperialist construct, conceived, nurtured and promoted by British imperialism to serve as an instrument of its policy and a tool for protecting its interests in the middle east.\nOnly a small coterie of wealthy zionists, such as Chaim Weizmann and Nahum Sokolow, were advocating and pursuing the adoption of some such declaration. The idea was not at all popular among the jews at the time. The late historian Lord Beloff, himself a jew, and many others, aptly characterised zionism as a movement in which one jew asks another for money to send a third jew to Palestine. Most jews regarded zionism as a mad and crazy fantasy and treated it with supreme contempt.\nIn 1917, Anglo-jewry was, in the main, not just indifferent but positively hostile to zionism and to the Balfour declaration. At the time, only about a quarter of a percent of British jews \u2013 that is, about 5,000 out of a total Anglo-jewish population of roughly quarter of a million \u2013 were members of the English Zionist Federation.\n\u201cThe so-called \u2018mass meetings\u2019 occasionally convened in urban centres with a high density of jewish immigrants \u2013 presumed to be zionism\u2019s \u2018natural\u2019 constituency \u2013 rarely lived up to their billing,\u201d wrote Stuart A Cohen in the Balfour centenary edition of the Jewish Chronicle. (Anglo-jewry was, in the main, indifferent, 2 November 2017)\nFor the jewish masses had many more urgent matters to attend to. The burning issues in London\u2019s East End had nothing to do with zionism. What concerned the jewish immigrants most were the British government\u2019s threat to deport them, or the fate of their loved ones back in Russia, not to mention their struggle against prejudice and discrimination, and the fight against slum landlords and sweatshop employers.\nWhat is more, the loudest participants in these debates were the opponents, not the supporters, of zionism.\nThe masses of immigrant jews were not the only ones fiercely opposed to zionism. Most vocal anti-zionists were native born, many of them members of the Anglo-jewish bourgeoisie, as for instance Edwin Montagu, son of the jewish banker Lord Swaythling, made secretary of state for India, who delivered a virulently anti-zionist memorandum to the British cabinet, while the leaders of the Board of Deputies of British Jews (David Alexander) and the Anglo-Jewish Association (Claude Montefiore) wrote on 24 May 1917 to the Times denouncing the scheme for the establishment of a national home for the jewish people \u2013 all in an effort to block the Balfour declaration.\nShortly after the Balfour declaration was made public, \u201cleading figures in Anglo-jewry combined to form a League of British Jews dedicated to the principle that jews were a denomination rather than a nation.\u201d (How the Jewish Chronicle helped shape the debate by David Ceserani, Jewish Chronicle, 22 November 2017)\nThe unpopularity of the idea underlying the Balfour declaration, and the positive hostility it aroused among all classes of British jews, goes a long way to explaining why this declaration was sent in the form of a letter to Lord Rothschild rather than being made the subject of a parliamentary announcement or white paper.\nThus it is clear that the zionists in Britain, or elsewhere for that matter, had not won over the mass of jews, from any class, to their cause and by no manner of means could they claim to speak on their behalf. It was realisation by the government that anti-zionist sentiment ran strong throughout the jewish community \u201cwhich determined how the statement would be published. Only by incorporating it within a private letter to Lord Rothschild could the recognised jewish \u2018establishment\u2019 be neatly bypassed and the inconvenience of an unseemly intra-communal brawl be avoided.\u201d (Cohen, op cit)\nThe Balfour declaration was received equally unenthusiastically by the British press, with the solitary exception of the Manchester Guardian, which, under the editorship of CP Scott, was supportive of zionism.\nOn the day that his paper published the news, Scott dedicated his editorial to the announcement, calling the declaration \u201cat once the fulfilment of an aspiration, the signpost of a destiny. Never since the days of the Dispersion has the extraordinary people scattered over the earth in every country of modern European and of the old Arabic civilisation surrendered the hope of an ultimate return to the historic seat of its national existence. This has formed part of its ideal life, and is the ever-recurring note of its religious ritual\u201d.\nThe \u2018liberal\u2019 Guardian has never departed from the ideology of this editorial, whose content is a mixture of fabricated historical facts and myth. Through the likes of \u2018dull-witted creeps\u2019, such as Jonathan Freedland and other hacks, it continues to this day to sing from the same zionist hymnsheet.\nIn his article, Mr Cohen correctly concluded that even though the Balfour declaration \u201cowed very little to the zionists within Anglo-jewry, the latter certainly owed much to the Balfour declaration\u201d, for the declaration \u201cconferred on the zionists an unprecedented degree of communal legitimacy. Once considered a fringe element of fantasists, they now posed as a group of hard-headed realists who had the ears of the great and mighty of the land.\n\u201cHence, although anti-zionism still remained a force, it was zionism that henceforth exerted increasing control over Anglo-jewish hearts, minds and purses\u201d.\nThe Palestine Mandate\nFollowing the first world war, at the 1919 peace conference and then in 1920 at San Remo, and again two years later, the League of Nations voted in favour of Britain being the mandatory power in Palestine. The wording of the Balfour declaration was incorporated into the mandate, thus conferring some sort of international stamp of approval.\nThe second half of the declaration, which provided that \u201cnothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-jewish communities in Palestine\u201d was, and continues to be, honoured in the breach.\nThe Balfour declaration is a perfect example of imperialist, particularly British imperialist, duplicity. While Sir Henry McMahon, British high commissioner in Egypt, was promising the Sharif of Mecca, the perpetrator of the revolt against the Ottomans, an undivided Arab state after the defeat of Turkey, Britain was at the same time busy concluding the Sykes-Picot agreement, which carved up the rotting Turkish empire between Britain, France and Russia.\nThe October Revolution in Russia took that country out of the equation and into the bargain the Bolshevik revolutionary government published the secret treaties between the imperialist powers and exposed the fraudulent nature of the pretexts that lay behind the participation of the allied powers in the horrendous slaughter that was the first world war.\nAt the time of its making, the Balfour declaration was no more than a promise, and a fantastical one at that, since Palestine was part of the Turkish empire over whose disposal Britain had no right of say, let alone to give it to a people with no claim to the territory whatsoever, and who did not even live there.\nAll the same, the Balfour declaration was a crucial step towards the materialisation of the zionist project. Soon after it became generally known publicly, Palestinian revolts broke out \u2013 in 1920, 1921 and 1929 \u2013 which were suppressed by Britain, by then the mandatory power.\nThrough the decades of the 1920s and 1930s, the British authorities permitted the Jewish Agency \u2013 a quasi government of jews in Palestine \u2013 to develop institutions and infrastructure that would lay the foundation for statehood at a later date \u2013 something that was not allowed to the Palestinians. Meanwhile, the jewish population in Palestine was increasing through immigration, spurred on by developments in Nazi Germany.\nSensing the danger to their own future statehood through being colonised, the Palestinians rose in a revolt, which lasted from 1936-39. Though Britain crushed this uprising with brutal force, it was obliged, with the second world war looming on the horizon, to take measures to ameliorate the condition of the Palestinians. Hence the adoption by Britain of the 1939 white paper, with its promise to end all jewish immigration to Palestine in five years, with a total of 75,000 immigrants to be allowed in during that time.\nThis brought the zionist establishment into serious contradiction with the British authorities, leading, after the second world war was over, to armed attacks by the zionist terrorist group, the Stern Gang, who murdered Lord Moyne, the British minister in Cairo and hung two British soldiers as reprisal for the hanging of two Stern Gang members \u2013 the final straw being the blowing up of the British army headquarters at the King David hotel in Jerusalem.\nNo longer able to control the situation, Britain, having laid the foundation of a future zionist state, washed its hands of the mandate and passed over responsibility to the United Nations. The United Nations special committee on Palestine came up with a partition plan that was adopted by the general assembly on 29 November 1947, with Britain declaring its intention to withdraw from Palestine by 15 May 1948, allowing well-armed zionist groups to grab a major part of the country.\nOn the final departure of British troops, David Ben-Gurion declared the state of Israel and became its first prime minister.\nFor the Palestinians, the creation of the colonial state of Israel was Nakba \u2013 the catastrophe, accompanied by expulsion, through terror and massacre, of 750,000 of them from their homes and villages, turning them into refugees. Over 400 villages were erased by well-armed zionists to grab a major part of Palestine.\nQuite rightly, 2 November is for the Palestinians a black day \u2013 the day that a 130-word letter laid the basis for their dispossession and expulsion from their homeland. Twelve million Palestinians today live under occupation or as refugees, scattered both in neighbouring countries and throughout the world, yearning to return to their land and homes.\nAt Oslo in 1993, the Palestinians, making the most painful decision, agreed on a two-state solution, which would have given them a state of their own within the pre-1967 borders \u2013 a mere 20 percent of historic Palestine.\nBut while all the imperialist states today pay lip service to the two-state solution, with the exception of Sweden and Greece, none of the western governments has fully recognised Palestine as an independent state. Instead, they continue to give military, financial and diplomatic support to Israel, while the latter, through its incessant war against the Palestinians and ceaseless construction and colonisation within the internationally recognised Palestinian territory, is making the two-state solution all but impossible.\nBe it said in passing that 130 UN members, representing the vast majority of humanity, recognise Palestine within the 1967 borders, notwithstanding its military occupation by Israel.\nThus it is clear that while Theodor Herzl, author of Der Judenstaat (The State of the Jews, published in 1896 and considered the founding text of Israeli zionism), may have founded the World Zionist Organisation but, without the support of imperialism, in particular British imperialism, \u201cthe minuscule jewish community in Palestine could never attain the necessary critical mass to become a sovereign state. Not only did Herzl fail; before the first world war the zionist movement as a whole was uncertain about its goals.\u201d (Weizmann, Herzl and Eretz Yisrael by Derek Penslar, Jewish Chronicle, 2 November 2017)\nFar from being \u201cthe Magna Carta of jewish liberties\u201d, as that hyperbolic creep Chaim Weizmann, later to become the first president of Israel, characterised it in a letter to Walter Rothschild, the Balfour declaration served to lay the basis for Palestinian dispossession and to sow the seeds for a hundred-year war which can only end eventually in the dismantling of this imperialist construct, namely, the zionist state of Israel, and its replacement by a single state in which jews and Palestinians enjoy equal civil, political and religious rights.\nZionist celebrations\nUnmindful of what lies ahead, the zionist establishment and its friends engaged in an orgy of celebrations to mark the centenary of the Balfour declaration:\n\u201cThe government has resisted disgraceful calls for an apology and has clearly stated, from the prime minister and other ministers and officials, that the government will mark the Balfour declaration with pride. The landmark dinner hosted by Lord Rothschild and Lord Balfour was attended by the prime minister and key ministers from both the UK and Israel.\n\u201cOne hundred years ago, zionist statesmen and British ministers worked together to pave the way for a jewish home in the land of Israel.\n\u201cIn 2017, let us be proud that it was our government which took the first step to recognise the heritage of the jewish people and which continues today to protect our connection with the land of Israel.\u201d (Advertisement in the Jewish Chronicle of 2 November 2017 by Simon Johnson, chief executive of the Jewish Leadership Council)\nThe Balfour declaration was a fundamental step on the road to the establishment of the state of Israel.\nProgrammes in schools and universities, lectures and academic events, newspaper articles and journals, over 100 events in synagogues and communities around the country discussed the Balfour declaration. The Balfour Lecture, delivered by the well-known historian Simon Schama at the Royal Society, was live-streamed to venues in Brighton, Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester and other places.\nAll opponents of zionism, especially anti-zionist jews, and all the friends of the Palestinians must pledge on the occasion of its centenary to expose the Balfour declaration as a shameful document that has brought misery and war and sullied the name of the British people, whose government was the author of this tragedy.\nThey must expose the hypocrisy, cynicism and duplicity of the likes of Mark Regev, the present Israeli ambassador in Britain and previously the shameless spokesman for the Israeli prime minister, an Australian who only moved to Israel in 1982, thereby himself exposing the preposterous nature of this racist settler-colonial state, who called for the British people to be proud of the Balfour declaration. This, according to him, enshrines the \u201cfinest values that the United Kingdom cherishes today\u201d.\nCynically ignoring the jackboot of the Israeli occupation and the denial of all rights to the Palestinian people, Regev has the Goebbelsian chutzpah to characterise Israel \u201cas a beacon of democracy, pluralism and the rule of law\u201d, with its declaration of independence guaranteeing \u201ccomplete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants, irrespective of religion, race or sex\u201d.\nHe invites the people of Britain to join Israel \u201cand proudly mark their [Britain\u2019s] role in \u2026 creating the middle east\u2019s only tolerant and free democracy.\u201d (A milestone in the journey to Israel\u2019s rebirth, Jewish Chronicle, 2 November 2017)\nYes, indeed! 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        "raw_content": "UT Competitive Programming Team Competes in ACM-ICPC World Finals\nSubmitted by Julianne Hodges on Fri, 08/25/2017 - 9:59am\nUT Competitive Programming team: Brian Richer, Supawit Chockchowwat, faculty coach Etienne Vouga, and Alex Meed.\nOn Wed, 24 May 2017, the UT Competitive Programming team competed at the ACM-ICPC World Finals, the oldest, largest, and most prestigious programming contest in the world, at the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology in Rapid City, South Dakota.\nThe competition consisted of teams from 133 regions across the world (approx. 532 students) trying to solve 12 programming problems of varying levels of difficulty in 5 hrs and 20 min. The first-place team, St. Petersburg University, solved 10 problems. UT solved 4 problems and tied with 53 other teams for 56th place. In total, a record 50,145 students competed in regional competitions worldwide, and of the 532 students who made it to the world finals, the UT team of three students finished in the top half.\nTeams consist of three students. The students on the UT team were Alex Meed, Brian Richer, and Supawit Chockchowwat; the faculty coaches were Etienne Vouga, Glenn Downing, and Shyamal Mitra.\nUT qualified for the world finals this year by winning the South Central USA region, which includes Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana and includes over 60 teams from 25+ schools. UT has been competing in the Regionals since 1997, and places in the top 5 almost every year. In 2014, one of our four teams took 2nd place at the regionals. In 2015, one of our four teams took 2nd place again, but all four of our teams were in the top seven. In 2016, our four teams swept the regionals with 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place. Qualification for the world finals this year followed a concerted effort to improve UT's performance at the contests, including the creation of a new elective, CS104c: Competitive Programming, taught by the faculty coaches and club officers.\nThe ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) is the premiere global programming competition conducted by and for the world\u2019s universities. The competition operates under the auspices of ACM, is sponsored by IBM, and is headquartered at Baylor University. For nearly four decades, the ICPC has grown to be a game-changing global competitive educational program that has raised aspirations and performance of generations of the world\u2019s problem solvers in the computing sciences and engineering.\nThe ICPC traces its roots to a competition held at Texas A&M in 1970 hosted by the Alpha Chapter of the UPE Computer Science Honor Society. The idea quickly gained popularity within the United States and Canada as an innovative initiative to raise the aspirations, performance, and opportunity of the top students in the emerging field of computer science. The contest fosters creativity, teamwork, and innovation in building new software programs, and enables students to test their ability to perform under pressure.\nThe contest evolved into a multi-tier competition with the first Finals held at the ACM Computer Science Conference in 1977. Operating under the auspices of ACM and headquartered at Baylor University since 1989, the contest has expanded into a global network of universities hosting regional competitions that advance teams to the ACM-ICPC World Finals.\nSince IBM became a sponsor in 1997, ICPC participation has increased by more than 2000%.\nThis year ICPC Regional participation included 46,381 of the finest students and faculty in computing disciplines from 2,948 universities in 103 countries on six continents. A record 50,145 students and 5,073 coaches competed in ICPC and ICPC-assisted competitions this year, setting new records in participation.\nUT Competitive Programming\nBrian Richer\nSupawit Chockchowwat\nAlex Meed",
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The Sweepstakes begins February 1, 2013, 12:00 a.m. Pacific Time (\"Start Date\"), and ends on February 28, 2013, 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time (\"Expiration Date\") (the \"Sweepstakes Period\"). Entries must be received during these dates and times; entries received prior to the Start Date or after the Expiration Date will not be considered.\n5. HOW TO ENTER. During the Sweepstakes Period, register for and attend a live eSeminar to be entered. This Sweepstakes may also be entered by sending a letter via the U.S. Postal Service (\"USPS\") to: eSeminar Sweepstakes c/o Legal Department, QuinStreet, Inc. 950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor, Foster City, CA 94404. The letter must be received by February 20, 2013. All eligible entries via USPS must be postage pre-paid and must include: the entrant's name, full address including street, city and zip code; day/evening telephone number and valid e-mail address. Neither Sponsor nor the Released Parties assume any liability or responsibility for any error, omission, interruption, lack of transmission, deletion, defect, delay in operation, communications line failure, theft, destruction, or failure in communications for any Sweepstakes entry form submitted on-line or mailed via USPS. Limit: Only one (1) entry per person per Sweepstakes. During the Sweepstakes Period, Sponsor may be running similar sweepstakes or contests at the same time as this Sweepstakes. By entering this Sweepstakes, you will not be eligible to receive any prize awarded in any other sweepstakes or contest unless you enter each sweepstakes or contest separately. All required fields must be filled out in order for your Sweepstakes entry to be successful. Entries that are incomplete, late, lost, misdirected, illegible, improperly submitted, or that contain certain viruses, worms or other harmful content, or that do not conform to the Rules in any respect will not be considered.\n6. WINNER SELECTION. One (1) Prize (defined in Section 8 below) will be awarded through a random drawing (\"Winners\") held on or about the 15th of March, 2013 after the Sweepstakes Period (\"Drawing Date\") conducted under the supervision of Sponsor, whose decisions are final. Odds of winning depend on the number of completed, valid entries received. Winners will be notified by e-mail.\n7. WINNER. Winners will be notified by e-mail. Sponsor's inability to contact a potential Winner within a reasonable time period or noncompliance with these Rules may result in disqualification and, at Sponsor's discretion, an alternate may be chosen in a random drawing of all remaining eligible entries. 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        "raw_content": "How to Apply for a Drivers License in Alaska\nGetting your first Alaska drivers license is an exciting process. However, it can feel slightly complicated if you are unaware of the steps that must be taken to obtain that license. Therefore, it is essential that you understand what is required of you when completing the application process so that you can expect a faster and less-stressful experience overall.\nAlso, it is crucial to understand that the steps for getting a DMV license in Alaska vary depending on how old you are. There are different types of permits and licenses that can be attained at different ages, and the requirements set in place for those licenses vary greatly between them. Because of these differences, you must do your research beforehand so that you know where to get a drivers license, what the eligibility requirements are for each permit or license and more. 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Thus, the process must be completed in person.\nProvide a completed Application for Alaska Driver License, Permit or Identification Card (form 478) \u2013 this can be filled out and printed in advance.\nPrimary document for proof of legal name, date of birth and citizenship, such as:\nA certified U.S. birth certificate\nA resident alien or employment work authorization document\nAn Alaska instruction permit\nA certificate of citizenship\nSecondary document to verify primary document, such as:\nA permit or license from another state\nAn employee ID\nA health insurance card\nA school ID\nProof of residence, such as:\nAn AK voter registration card\nA paycheck stub\nMortgage or rental documents\nProof of Social Security number. If you do not have a Social Security card, provide documentation from the Social Security Administration verifying that you have not been issued an SSN.\nPass a written knowledge test, vision test and road test. 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These licenses are part of a graduated licensing program that helps you to build up driving experience before you are awarded with your official license.\nYou must meet certain drivers license eligibility requirements to get a provisional license, the license provided to teens under the age of 18. These requirements include the following:\nYou must be between the ages of 16 and 18 years old.\nYou must have held a valid learner\u2019s permit for at least six months.\nWhen practicing driving, you must have been accompanied by an adult aged 21 years or older who had a valid driving license for at least one year.\nYour parent, legal guardian or employer must provide proof that you have had at least 40 hours of driving experience, with at least 10 hours of driving in weather or nighttime conditions.\nIf you meet the criteria listed above, you may then apply for a provisional license in the state of Alaska. You should note that drivers education courses are NOT one of the mandatory requirements for getting your license. However, even though participating in drivers ed is not necessary before you can obtain a provisional or regular license, it is still recommended. Enrolling in a qualified drivers education course can help you to be better prepared for both the written and driving tests and can also help you to be a much more confident driver, as well.\nSteps for Getting a Drivers License in Alaska as a Teen (Younger Than 18)\nTo apply for a drivers license as a teenager, you must apply for a learners permit first. 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        "raw_content": "\u2026 the 1990s enhanced the Dodger pitching mystique in a specific but meaningful way. Rooted in a far-sighted mentality established decades earlier by Dodger ownership \u2014 first Walter O\u2019Malley, then his son, Peter \u2014 the Dodgers, and particularly their pitching staff, expanded baseball\u2019s global evolution. The ultimate flags-of-our-nations festival came in 1996, when the Dodger starting rotation featured pitchers from an unprecedented five different countries, with Ram\u00f3n Mart\u00ednez (Dominican Republic), Ismael Valdez (Mexico), Chan Ho Park (South Korea), and Hideo Nomo (Japan) joining the lone American, knuckleballer Tom Candiotti.\nA number of factors were at play, not the least being the longstanding O\u2019Malley interest in promoting baseball internationally, particularly in the Far East, where the Dodgers\u2019 1956 monthlong postseason goodwill tour of Japan inaugurated a series of cultural exchanges. 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That success, underscored by their unique journeys to Dodger Stadium, makes them a worthy bridge connecting 21st century Dodger pitchers back through time to Hershiser, Valenzuela, Sutton, Koufax, Drysdale, and Newcombe.\nBrief boxes in Part Six on other noteworthy Dodger pitchers\n\u2022 Mike Morgan\n\u2022 Tom Candiotti\n\u2022 Pedro Astacio\n\u2022 Jose Lima\nBeyond their larger collective importance, each of the individual chapters on Mart\u00ednez, Valdez, Park, and Nomo tell great stories about their subjects.\nMart\u00ednez, for one, is too easily underrated. Overshadowed by little brother Pedro, he nonetheless stands as the Dodgers\u2019 most valuable pitcher between Orel Hershiser and Clayton Kershaw. Mart\u00ednez\u2019s evolution as a pitcher gets full play here, as well as his importance to the melting pot Dodger clubhouse. \u201cHe was a good leader, a good person,\u201d Park said. \u201cI liked him a lot, and how he treated teammates very well. 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In one year, he played in the United States, Mexico, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic \u2014 all while he was still 18.\nMart\u00ednez, Park and Valdez all performed well in their Dodger careers, but they were dwarfed in stature by Hideo Nomo. As is the case with Fernando Valenzuela, the phenomenon of Nomonia (as I insist is the proper term) tends to overshadow the pitching itself, but Brothers in Arms does its best to make hay with both.\nMany of those who were thrilled by Nomo becoming a sensation with the Dodgers beginning in 1995 couldn\u2019t appreciate that he had already been the Next Big Thing once before. In Japan, he was a phenom.\nBorn in Osaka in 1968, Nomo was predisposed to three things \u2014 a quiet demeanor, a love of baseball, and a precocious sense of innovation. The combination led to his signature pitching style and success. 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        "raw_content": "Let me be clear: I wasn\u2019t looking to pass judgment on those complaining, and I certainly wasn\u2019t saying that they didn\u2019t have a right to complain. I just wanted to know what people thought.\nEssentially, if payroll were no object, and the Dodgers made an unprecedented and consequence-free contract offer to the most expensive player on the market, how much would that count for in the fans\u2019 eyes? How many points would the Dodgers get for effort?\nBasically, zero.\nThe replies, from fans who love the current front office as well as fans who loathe it, were nearly uniform. People know all too well that if the Dodgers fall short of nirvana, there\u2019s no explanation in the world that will provide any comfort for the mainstream fan. I\u2019m obviously generalizing in the face of some exceptions, but in the grand scheme of things, the Dodger front office gets no points for effort from its detractors.\n(One thing that shouldn\u2019t be lost is that the fans did disagree on whether the Dodgers should target Harper at all, as well as whether they should prioritize pitching rather than hitting. That wasn\u2019t a debate I was interested in having in this context \u2014 I only used Harper because he seemed the most obvious guy to jump-start the hypothetical \u2014 but it\u2019s worth remembering that any big move the Dodgers\u2019 make will get a divided reaction from the start.)\nAbove all, I really hope I\u2019m not misunderstood here. I\u2019m not saying the Dodgers shouldn\u2019t spend more. I\u2019m not saying that Dodger fans, who see the cost of a game increase every year (and are alienated by the current TV deal), shouldn\u2019t feel entitled to seeing ownership\u2019s investment in the team on the field rise as well. I\u2019m not saying that at all.\nWhat I am saying \u2014 and this is a narrow, specific point \u2014 is that there\u2019s no value in the Dodgers\u2019 increasing payroll specifically to send a positive message to fans, because that message will have as much staying power as a vapor trail.\nFor those in the fan base who have a crisis of faith in the front office (a group that doesn\u2019t include me, but is a significant group to be sure), the crisis is bigger than payroll. Many don\u2019t believe the Dodgers can win the way they operate \u2014 philosophically. More money won\u2019t solve the Dodgers\u2019 problems if the Dodgers are channeling it in the wrong direction.\nThe only thing that makes sense for the Dodger front office to worry about is whether they are making moves that improve the team\u2019s chances of winning the World Series. Whether those players cost $500 million or $500,000, whether they lead to Manny Machado or Max Muncy, isn\u2019t the issue.\nIn the eyes of the fans who care about results far more than process, the Dodgers are only as good as their last box score. And as long as that last box score has an L on their side, nothing else matters.",
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        "raw_content": "Sound money advocates who love the concept of cryptocurrencies but don\u2019t want to abandon precious metals have been trying to clarify their thoughts of late. Risk Hedge just helped, with a comprehensive statement of the pro-gold position. The following is an excerpt. Read the full article here.\nAll the Reasons Cryptocurrencies Will Never Replace Gold as Your Financial Hedge\nDespite what the crypto-evangelists will tell you, digital tokens will never and can never replace gold as your financial hedge.\n#1: Cryptocurrencies Are More Similar to a Fiat Money System Than You Think.\nThe definition of \u201cfiat money\u201d is a currency that is legal tender but not backed by a physical commodity.\nIt\u2019s clear that cryptocurrencies partially fit the definition of fiat money. They may not be legal tender yet, but they\u2019re also not backed by any sort of physical commodity. And while total supply is artificially constrained, that constraint is just\u2026 well, artificial.\nYou can\u2019t compare that to the physical constraint on gold\u2019s supply.\nSome countries are also exploring the idea of introducing government-backed cryptocurrencies, which would take them one step closer toward fiat-currency status.\nAs Russia, India, and Estonia are considering their own digital money, Dubai has already taken it one step further. In September, the kingdom announced that it has signed a deal to launch its own blockchain-based currency known as emCash.\nSo ask yourself, how can you effectively hedge against a fiat money system with another type of fiat money?\n#2: Gold Has Always Had and Will Always Have an Accessible Liquid Market.\nAn asset is only valuable if other people are willing to trade it in return for goods, services, or other assets.\nGold is one of the most liquid assets in existence. You can convert it into cash on the spot, and its value is not bound by national borders. Gold is gold\u2014anywhere you travel in the world, you can exchange gold for whatever the local currency is.\nThe same cannot be said about cryptocurrencies. While they\u2019re being accepted in more and more places, broad, mainstream acceptance is still a long way off.\nWhat makes gold so liquid is the immense size of its market. The larger the market for an asset, the more liquid it is. According to the World Gold Council, the total value of all gold ever mined is about $7.8 trillion.\nBy comparison, the total size of the cryptocurrency market stands at about $161 billion as of this writing\u2014and that market cap is split among 1,170 different cryptocurrencies.\nThat\u2019s a long shot from becoming as liquid and widely accepted as gold.\n#3: The Majority of Cryptocurrencies Will Be Wiped Out.\nMany Wall Street veterans compare the current rise of cryptocurrencies to the Internet in the early 1990s.\nMost stocks that had risen in the first wave of the Internet craze were wiped out after the burst of the dot-com bubble in 2000. The crash, in turn, gave rise to more sustainable Internet companies like Google and Amazon, which thrive to this day.\nThe same will probably happen with cryptocurrencies. Most of them will get wiped out in the first serious correction. Only a few will become the standard, and nobody knows which ones at this point.\nAnd if major countries like the US jump in and create their own digital currency, they will likely make competing \u201cprivate\u201d currencies illegal. This is no different from how privately issued banknotes are illegal (although they were legal during the Free Banking Era of 1837\u20131863).\nSo while it\u2019s likely that cryptocurrencies will still be around years from now, the question is, which ones? There is no need for such guesswork when it comes to gold.\n#4: Lack of Security Undermines Cryptocurrencies\u2019 Effectiveness.\nSecurity is a major drawback facing the cryptocurrency community. It seems that every other month, there is some news of a major hack involving a Bitcoin exchange.\nIn the past few months, the relatively new cryptocurrency Ether has been a target for hackers. The combined total amount stolen has almost reached $82 million.\nBitcoin, of course, has been the largest target. Based on current prices, just one robbery that took place in 2011 resulted in the hackers taking hold of over $3.7 billion worth of bitcoin\u2014a staggering figure. With security issues surrounding cryptocurrencies still not fully rectified, their capability as an effective hedge is compromised.\nWhen was the last time you heard of a gold depository being robbed? Not to mention the fact that most depositories have full insurance coverage.\nThe gold vs bitcoin debate has a long way to run. But if the outcome is a world in which money is what the market \u2014 rather than the government \u2014 says it is, then hopefully there will be room for both.",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Insurance Blog > What Is A Good Age To Start Considering Long-Term Insurance?\nWhat Is A Good Age To Start Considering Long-Term Insurance?\nIdeally, between the ages of 50 and 65.\nThis age group begins to think realistically about retirement and is actively planning for that golden day. Usually, they will have the other financial requirements behind them at that point such as a mortgage, college tuition and the like. So, planning for the financial impact of retirement is the next logical choice. With that, it is prudent to take into consideration the likelihood of falling sick when you are retired. This is where Long-Term Care Insurance is a wise choice.\nThere are some misconceptions when it comes to Long-Term Care Insurance that we are going to cover. The main one is that it is too expensive; the second is that there is no option for At-Home Care and then lastly, that you are too young to purchase it. None of which is true.\nLet\u2019s talk about its\u2019 cost. If you have a yearly premium of say $3,000, that amount could easily be absorbed in just a few short weeks in a long-term care facility. Imagine having to pay that expense out-of-pocket when you are retired? According to the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance, the average annual premium for a 50-year old purchasing a typical policy will pay a daily $200 benefit for 3 years with a 3% compound inflation option is $2,235 annually, that\u2019s right annually. The average annual cost for an Assisted Living Facility with a 1 bedroom in Massachusetts is $55,050! You can click on this link to view the average cost of Assisted Living for your state.\nWhen it comes to Long-Term Care Insurance it is very customizable. The big benefit is that you can receive care in the comfort of your own home, which most would prefer. But, there are other choices and one is Assisted Living Care which has the added benefit that is close to the comfort of home because it allows for independent living and privacy with the additional services that are included such as housekeeping & meals. The least desirable but usually a necessary option, is a nursing facility where there is a medical staff onsite to take care of patients that are in need of extensive round the clock care.\nLong-Term Care Insurance is another pot of money that consumers can use to help retire and age in the lifestyle that they desire. It can be applied towards the cost of care, however, there are some instances it may not cover all costs. So, the earlier you start to contribute, the larger the pot of money will be. The providers of Long-Term Care Insurance look at the risk, which is the likelihood of you falling sick, so the younger and healthier you are, the cheaper the insurance will be and the less you\u2019ll pay in premiums. Premiums are fixed like Life Insurance so they cannot cancel or increase your rate, unless there is a general rate increase across the board.\nThere is quite a bit of information to think about when considering Long-Term Care Insurance. But, there one thing that is for sure, that we will all grow old. If you are able to stay healthy and live independently in your own home to the end of your days, you will be one of the very few who are very lucky to be able to do that.\nFiled Under: How to Protect Yourself, Just Your Extraordinary Blog Post | Tagged With: assisted care living facility, at-home care, Donald J. Medeiros Insurance Agency, insurance, life insurance, long-term insurance, nursing care facility",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology\nThe Department of Physiology and Pharmacology is a multidisciplinary basic science department in the College of Medicine. The majority of our faculty do neuroscience research, ranging from molecular mechanisms to neurophysiology to behavior. Joint research projects with clinical departments, such as Neurology and Medicine, focus on epilepsy, traumatic brain injury, and autonomic and respiratory aspects of epileptic seizures. Our faculty also have appointments in the School of Graduate Studies and mentor and train doctoral candidates in the Programs in Neural and Behavioral Science, Molecular and Cellular Biology, and Biomedical Engineering. Our faculty are also medical educators, teaching primarily in the pre-clinical (Foundation) years in the College of Medicine and in the College of Health Related Professions.\nThis illustration is an artist's rendering of the nitric oxide (NO) molecule. In this figure, NO is represented by the 2s atomic orbitals of the oxygen (red) and nitrogen (green) atoms. NO is a short-lived radical that has been shown to play an important role as a biological messenger. Work on the relaxation of arteries by Dr. Furchgott in this department led to the suggestion in 1986 that endothelium-derived relaxing factor (EDRF) is in fact NO. For these discoveries, Dr. Furchgott was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1998. For details, please see Dr. Furchgott's page under the faculty listing.",
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        "raw_content": "$3M U.S. ad campaign will target oral health awareness\nBy Mary Otto, DrBicuspid.com contributing writer\nSeptember 22, 2011 -- The Ad Council's public service campaigns have inspired Americans to do their part for the war effort with Rosie the Riveter, fight forest fires with Smokey Bear, and drive sober with the slogan \"Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk.\"\nNow the council's formidable marketing powers are being focused on oral health literacy, and backed with more than $3 million in funding from a coalition of U.S. dental organizations, a public service blitz is expected to be launched by early next year.\nThe news of the three-year advertising campaign created a buzz in Washington, DC, Wednesday night as oral health leaders from around the U.S. gathered on Capitol Hill at a reception in the Rayburn House Office Building to meet with lawmakers, advance their causes, and plan for the days ahead.\n\u201cWe want to raise public awareness about the link between oral health and systemic health.\u201d\n\u2014 Fred Freedman, director of marketing,\nThe theme of the evening was \"Ending Oral Health Disparities in Our Communities,\" and the promise of a colorful, catchy national public education effort was embraced as a smart tactic.\n\"A three-year-campaign based on oral health literacy? This is great,\" said Frank Catalanotto, DMD, a board member of Oral Health America (OHA), which cosponsored the event with the Dental Trade Alliance. \"Everybody chipped in.\"\nThe campaign was the brainchild of the Partnership for Healthy Mouths, Healthy Lives dental coalition, which is led by the Dental Trade Alliance Foundation and includes a broad range of oral health professional, trade, and advocacy organizations.\n\"We're all proud to be a part of this,\" said Pamela Quinones, RDH, president of the American Dental Hygienists' Association.\n'Deep and persistent needs'\nThe ads will be designed to reach a wide audience, targeting everyone from national, state, and local officials to healthcare providers to members of underserved communities and folks who might be tempted to skip a dental appointment when money is short, said Fred Freedman, director of marketing for the Dental Trade Alliance.\n\"We're developing the ad slogans,\" he said. \"We want to raise public awareness about the link between oral health and systemic health.\"\nThe goal of the campaign is to get an additional 5% of the nation's population currently not receiving dental care into treatment, Freedman added.\nThe work ahead to prevent disease and expand care, particularly in the current climate of economic stress, looks formidable, acknowledged speakers at the event.\n\"It saddened me to hear last week that now one in six Americans is living in poverty,\" said OHA President and CEO Beth Truett.\nShe cited a recent public opinion survey, commissioned by her organization and conducted by Harris Interactive, which found that in the past year 35% of people who regularly visit the dentist have cut back on their visits. Those most likely to have reduced their visits tended to be less educated, members of minority groups, and parents of young children, Truett said.\n\u201cWe have made a difference. But we are not finished.\u201d\n\u2014 U.S. Sen. Benjamin Cardin (D-MD)\n\"Prevention continues to be at the heart of Oral Health America and many in this room,\" she added. \"Yet our efforts are so often missing the children who need it most.\"\nAlthough much is known about the landscape of disparities and the toll of oral disease, \"deep and persistent needs remain,\" said Marcia Brand, deputy administrator of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). HRSA is the primary federal agency charged with improving access to healthcare services to the uninsured, isolated, and medically vulnerable.\n\"We all know about the mounting evidence that oral health complications not only reflect general health conditions but contribute to them,\" Brand said. \"We have seen the statistics that describe the consequences of chronic pain, the cost associated with lost days at school and work, and inappropriate use of emergency rooms.\"\nPoor oral health impacts nutrition, social interaction, even job readiness in less quantifiable ways, she added.\n\"We do know socioeconomic factors play a large role in who receives oral healthcare and who does not,\" Brand said. The poor, the isolated, and members of racial minorities suffer the most, thanks to low oral health literacy, limited access to dental coverage and care, a shortage of quality measures, and a lack of a voice in the larger system of care, she added.\n\"We also know we cannot resolve these disparities with the dental workforce we have today,\" Brand said. \"We will need physicians, nurses -- 3 million of them -- and other healthcare professionals to provide basic oral healthcare, recognize oral disease, and teach patients about self-care.\"\nHealthcare reform under siege\nBrand spoke of strides made in addressing disparities through efforts led by agencies under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that are designed to strengthen the oral health workforce, get preventive care to Medicaid and Head Start children, step up disease research and surveillance, and improve oral health literacy.\nThe healthcare reform law -- officially known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) -- includes key provisions designed to train more dental providers and promote oral health research, literacy, and disease prevention.\n\"Oral disease is preventable, manageable, and curable. I think we are poised to make tremendous progress in improving the nation's understanding of the importance of oral health,\" Brand said.\nYet Congress remains locked in a fierce debate over spending for the coming fiscal year, including the cost of implementing healthcare reform.\nFor the current fiscal year, some oral health provisions of the PPACA have languished without funding, and money was blocked outright for one initiative designed to allow states to set up pilot projects to try out alternative workforce models such as dental therapists.\nIn an interview with DrBicuspid.com, U.S. Sen. Benjamin Cardin (D-MD) said he knew of \"no direct attack\" on specific oral health provisions of the PPACA for the coming fiscal year. But he acknowledged that healthcare reform itself remains under siege.\nAt last night's event, Cardin was recognized with an award by the OHA and the Dental Trade Alliance for his work addressing oral health disparities. Since the 2007 death of a Maryland boy from complications of an untreated dental abscess, Cardin and other members of the state delegation have led efforts within Maryland and nationally to increase dental services in safety net clinics, include a dental care entitlement in the reauthorization of the state Children's Health Insurance Program, and include a pediatric dental benefit in essential benefit packages under the PPACA.\nIn his address to the gathering, Cardin recognized that progress had been made, but he acknowledged the challenges ahead.\n\"We have changed the landscape. We have made a difference,\" Cardin said. \"But we are not finished.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Measuring Metabolic Health\nTo have a proper understanding for what your body needs and how it should be treated, it is necessary to first understand the basics of metabolic health. Our metabolism is responsible for maintaining the health and life of our bodies. There are a few main functions that take place which, though separate, come together to work in conjunction to keep our bodies running properly. Metabolism: A Basic Overview of Metabolic Health A simple definition of metabolism is that it is a set of chemical transformations within the cells of living organisms. There are three main purposes of metabolism and they include the conversion of food into energy, building that same food into proteins and lipids, and the elimination of waste. There is a system which is comprised of organs, hormones, enzymes that work together to ensure that the conversions happen succinctly and efficiently. When there is just one aspect of the metabolic health system that is not properly synchronized or acting in dysfunction, the consequences can be severe. There are things that you can do to help control your metabolic health function and it is imperative to be aware of how it can be accomplished. Nutrition and Metabolism There is a tried and true statement that is often made which says that you are what you eat. From time to time, there are commonly parroted colloquialisms which have stuck around because of their merit and this one falls into that category. When considering metabolic health and nutrition, it is evident that there are consequences to the general consumption or overconsumption of certain types of foods. Not everyone has the same reaction to nutritional intake so, when analyzing your individual diet, be diligent in monitoring the effects of what you\u2019re eating on your metabolic health. There are a multitude of issues that can develop from improper nutritional intake, though some effects may not be entirely due to your diet. Thyroid Gland: How it Works Your thyroid is a small, butterfly shaped, gland in the front of your neck which produces hormones. Thyroid hormones have a large impact on metabolic health as it directly affects the speed of your muscles, liver, brain, and heart. The thyroid is controlled and regulated by the pituitary gland, which is located at the base of the brain. It is necessary that the communication between the pituitary gland and the thyroid is efficient and balanced because there are problems that can arise within your metabolic health from dysfunction between these two important elements. Some of the symptoms of an underactive thyroid are fatigue, slow heart rate, weight gain that is not linked to diet, and poor circulation which results in a lack of ability to regulate body temperature. These are not things to be taken lightly because they can cause a person to experience continued struggles with their metabolic health over time. The major thyroid hormone that is secreted by the thyroid gland is called thyroxine, and is commonly referred to as T4. To be useful in the body, this T4 is converted to triiodothyronine or T3 by the removal of the iodine atom. This transformation mainly occurs in the liver and the brain. The production of T4 is regulated by another hormone which is produced in the pituitary gland referred to as thyroid stimulating hormone or TSH. The pituitary gland will analyze blood levels of T4 and produce TSH as necessary to maintain what is sees as proper T4 blood ratios. Qualitative vs Laboratory Tests There are two ways in which we can ascertain whether or not there is a dysfunction in metabolic health when concerning thyroid activity. The first way is to do a qualitative analysis of what you are experiencing to see if there is a possible link to high or low thyroid activity. Symptoms of low thyroid function includes low body temperature, fatigue, slowed bowel movement, weight gain, etc. This can be a very useful technique because, when you are in touch with how you feel, nobody knows your body as well as you do. If something is wrong, you are most likely to be the first to know about it. This concept of qualitative analysis should involve an experienced professional for best results. If you are concerned that your metabolic health is being damaged by your thyroid function, you should contact a professional for the second method of analysis \u2013 laboratory tests. There is something called a thyroid blood test, a very simple procedure, which tests the levels of hormones present in the blood that were initially produced by the thyroid gland. Sometimes tests are complicated and the results are unsure, but in this case it is relatively definitive as to whether or not imbalances of thyroid hormones are present. The free T3 test is the most commonly used test to determine whether hyperthyroidism is present. If a person has hyperthyroidism, they will have above normal levels of free T3 in their blood. This works fairly well for testing hyperthyroidism. However, this is not the case in hypothyroidism because if there is a problem, this is the last test that would conclude an abnormality. TSH would be low in that case. Natural Approach for Rebalancing Being hyperthyroid is a symptom. The underlying cause must be found and treated for the thyroid to return to normal. It could be cancer or simply over-consumption of kelp or iodine. The main purpose of the diet is to avoid foods which contain iodine because iodine is one of the essential elements involved in T4 hormone creation. A low thyroid function result also needs focus on the root to find out the problem before embarking on treatment. It can be due to thyroid gland malfunction (also called primary hypothyroidism), or factors outside the thyroid gland leading to low thyroid function (also called secondary hypothyroidism). in the genesis of secondary hypothyroidism. How Stress Affects Thyroid Function The system through which our bodies cope with and handle stress is relatively complex. This is known as the NeuroEndoMetabolic (NEM) Stress Response, which is essentially a which link together to form a functional network. One of the many complaints that those who are under high levels of stress often reference is exhaustion and poor physical condition. As it turns out, there might be contributing factors that we are able to control which can help us reduce these symptoms. There is a cyclical theme regarding many of the issues associated with anxiety. People become stressed and experience high toxicity, depression, and lethargy. A typical response is to run to something that can make us feel better quickly. Often these choices are inferior and self-damaging. An effect of high stress levels is a disruption of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis. When your adrenal glands are placed under large pressure to produce hormones in response to stress, they disrupt the conversion of T4 to T3. The main reason for this is because production, which contributes to down line inflammation and therefore disrupts thyroid hormone conversions, damaging metabolic health. When a person is experiencing high levels of inflammation due to stress, there is a suppression of thyroid receptor site sensitivity. This means that even though your body might be producing enough T4 and effectively converting it to T3 so that you have sufficient blood hormone levels, you can still fall victim to symptoms of hypothyroidism. Laboratory tests such as TSH, free T4, and free T3 levels may appear to be normal. Adrenal Recovery Can Help There are more people than ever who are now recognizing the fact that there is a link between . People who suffer from AF are often plagued with other ailments that are not always directly relatable to their adrenal issues. When your body is subjected to large amounts of stress, the responsibility to respond to these negative variables is often put onto the adrenal glands. The adrenal glands are the workhorse of the stress response. If you are experiencing stress on a continual basis or suffer from other issues like depression, there is a high probability that you are suffering from Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS). When the adrenal glands are placed under high burdens of elevated stress, they can often fail to respond in ways that are advantageous to proper health. The adrenal glands control inflammation, immunological responses, and even play a part in regulating metabolism, so there is a high risk level when they aren\u2019t functioning as they should. Because high levels of inflammation have a direct correlation to T4 to T3 conversion, it is necessary that AF is either kept under control or reversed. That may sound like a simple solution, but it is not easy for everyone. Changes should be made slowly when they concern our lifestyle habits and diet. This is the case because sudden changes to our bodies can have adverse effects on someone who is already weakened by AF or even adrenal exhaustion. Thyroid Hormones and Inflammation Returning our focus onto T4 to T3 conversion; when the body is not properly utilizing or producing these thyroid hormones, the imbalance can cause tremendous issues. There are a range of diseases that cause varying levels of negative effects. It starts out as something that makes you gain a lot of weight because cortisol secreted by the adrenal glands is preventing you from properly converting T4 into the usable T3. This is one of the most common effects of AF on the thyroid hormone production process. It is much more common for someone with AF to suffer from hypothyroidism than it is from hyperthyroidism because of the presence of excess cortisol that inhibits the absorption of T3. This is not to say that it is impossible for someone to have AF and hyperthyroidism; it is quite possible and can sometimes be the case. This can take place because of excess inflammation due to a weakened stress response and adrenal system. When the body is exposed to excess inflammation, which is a common effect of AF, there are numerous consequences but we will focus on how inflammation affects the thyroid gland. During a period where there is so much inflammation in the body that it travels all the way to the thyroid, it can cause the thyroid gland to secrete excess hormones. This is something that may only last for a few weeks but in certain cases can be present for months, becoming detrimental to your metabolic health. Signs to Look For It is important to be aware of your body so that you can look for signals that it may be giving you and act to keep yourself in balance. Problems with thyroid and metabolic health are ten times more likely in women than in men. We\u2019ve touched on some of the signs to look out for, such as exhaustion, but it is prudent to expand somewhat on the full range of possibilities. Some of the other things that are: Hair loss High blood pressure Unpredictable bowel movements Low sex drive Muscle pain Anxiety Some of these can be caused by other problems that your body may be experiencing, such as AF, so it is important not to jump to conclusions regarding your metabolic health. If you are considering the possibility that you have a thyroid problem or that you are experiencing AF, it is a wise choice to meet with a health professional and discuss what you\u2019re going through. There are always dangers involved with self-diagnosis of acute problems that could very well be avoided when a clinical perspective is brought in. Conclusion There are clearly strong links between metabolic health, thyroid conditions, and AF. It is apparent that stress plays a large role in developing a negative metabolic state when considering the thyroid. The important thing to note in all of this is that there are things that you can do to begin to heal yourself and when you feel as though you\u2019ve exhausted all of your options, you can always seek professional help. Taking an active role in your health will bring you into the realm of recovery. References http://www.hormone.org/hormones-and-health/what-do-hormones-do/what-does-the-thyroid-gland-do \u00a9 Copyright 2017 Michael Lam, M.D. All Rights Reserved.\nTo have a proper understanding for what your body needs and how it should be treated, it is necessary to first understand the basics of metabolic health. Our metabolism is responsible for maintaining the health and life of our bodies. There are a few main functions that take place which, though separate, come together to work in conjunction to keep our bodies running properly.\nMetabolism: A Basic Overview of Metabolic Health\nA simple definition of metabolism is that it is a set of chemical transformations within the cells of living organisms. There are three main purposes of metabolism and they include the conversion of food into energy, building that same food into proteins and lipids, and the elimination of waste. There is a system which is comprised of organs, hormones, enzymes that work together to ensure that the conversions happen succinctly and efficiently.\nWhen there is just one aspect of the metabolic health system that is not properly synchronized or acting in dysfunction, the consequences can be severe. There are things that you can do to help control your metabolic health function and it is imperative to be aware of how it can be accomplished.\nThere is a tried and true statement that is often made which says that you are what you eat. From time to time, there are commonly parroted colloquialisms which have stuck around because of their merit and this one falls into that category.\nWhen considering metabolic health and nutrition, it is evident that there are consequences to the general consumption or overconsumption of certain types of foods. Not everyone has the same reaction to nutritional intake so, when analyzing your individual diet, be diligent in monitoring the effects of what you\u2019re eating on your metabolic health. There are a multitude of issues that can develop from improper nutritional intake, though some effects may not be entirely due to your diet.\nThyroid Gland: How it Works\nYour thyroid is a small, butterfly shaped, gland in the front of your neck which produces hormones. Thyroid hormones have a large impact on metabolic health as it directly affects the speed of your muscles, liver, brain, and heart. The thyroid is controlled and regulated by the pituitary gland, which is located at the base of the brain. It is necessary that the communication between the pituitary gland and the thyroid is efficient and balanced because there are problems that can arise within your metabolic health from dysfunction between these two important elements.\nSome of the symptoms of an underactive thyroid are fatigue, slow heart rate, weight gain that is not linked to diet, and poor circulation which results in a lack of ability to regulate body temperature. These are not things to be taken lightly because they can cause a person to experience continued struggles with their metabolic health over time.\nThe major thyroid hormone that is secreted by the thyroid gland is called thyroxine, and is commonly referred to as T4. To be useful in the body, this T4 is converted to triiodothyronine or T3 by the removal of the iodine atom. This transformation mainly occurs in the liver and the brain. The production of T4 is regulated by another hormone which is produced in the pituitary gland referred to as thyroid stimulating hormone or TSH. The pituitary gland will analyze blood levels of T4 and produce TSH as necessary to maintain what is sees as proper T4 blood ratios.\nDrinking Watermelon, A Delicious Way to Encourage Healthy Lifestyle\nQualitative vs Laboratory Tests\nThere are two ways in which we can ascertain whether or not there is a dysfunction in metabolic health when concerning thyroid activity.\nThe first way is to do a qualitative analysis of what you are experiencing to see if there is a possible link to high or low thyroid activity. Symptoms of low thyroid function includes low body temperature, fatigue, slowed bowel movement, weight gain, etc. This can be a very useful technique because, when you are in touch with how you feel, nobody knows your body as well as you do. If something is wrong, you are most likely to be the first to know about it. This concept of qualitative analysis should involve an experienced professional for best results.\nIf you are concerned that your metabolic health is being damaged by your thyroid function, you should contact a professional for the second method of analysis \u2013 laboratory tests.\nThere is something called a thyroid blood test, a very simple procedure, which tests the levels of hormones present in the blood that were initially produced by the thyroid gland. Sometimes tests are complicated and the results are unsure, but in this case it is relatively definitive as to whether or not imbalances of thyroid hormones are present.\nThe free T3 test is the most commonly used test to determine whether hyperthyroidism is present. If a person has hyperthyroidism, they will have above normal levels of free T3 in their blood. This works fairly well for testing hyperthyroidism. However, this is not the case in hypothyroidism because if there is a problem, this is the last test that would conclude an abnormality. TSH would be low in that case.\nNatural Approach for Rebalancing\nBeing hyperthyroid is a symptom. The underlying cause must be found and treated for the thyroid to return to normal. It could be cancer or simply over-consumption of kelp or iodine. The main purpose of the diet is to avoid foods which contain iodine because iodine is one of the essential elements involved in T4 hormone creation. A low thyroid function result also needs focus on the root to find out the problem before embarking on treatment. It can be due to thyroid gland malfunction (also called primary hypothyroidism), or factors outside the thyroid gland leading to low thyroid function (also called secondary hypothyroidism). Stress is a common factor in the genesis of secondary hypothyroidism.\nHow Stress Affects Thyroid Function\nThe system through which our bodies cope with and handle stress is relatively complex. This is known as the NeuroEndoMetabolic (NEM) Stress Response, which is essentially a complex web of systems and organs which link together to form a functional network.\nOne of the many complaints that those who are under high levels of stress often reference is exhaustion and poor physical condition. As it turns out, there might be contributing factors that we are able to control which can help us reduce these symptoms. There is a cyclical theme regarding many of the issues associated with anxiety. People become stressed and experience high toxicity, depression, and lethargy. A typical response is to run to something that can make us feel better quickly. Often these choices are inferior and self-damaging.\nWhy the Importance of Nutrition Extends to Your Adrenal Glands\nAn effect of high stress levels is a disruption of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis. When your adrenal glands are placed under large pressure to produce hormones in response to stress, they disrupt the conversion of T4 to T3. The main reason for this is because stress causes high levels of cortisol production, which contributes to down line inflammation and therefore disrupts thyroid hormone conversions, damaging metabolic health.\nWhen a person is experiencing high levels of inflammation due to stress, there is a suppression of thyroid receptor site sensitivity. This means that even though your body might be producing enough T4 and effectively converting it to T3 so that you have sufficient blood hormone levels, you can still fall victim to symptoms of hypothyroidism. Laboratory tests such as TSH, free T4, and free T3 levels may appear to be normal.\nAdrenal Recovery Can Help\nThere are more people than ever who are now recognizing the fact that there is a link between stress, depression, and adrenal fatigue (AF). People who suffer from AF are often plagued with other ailments that are not always directly relatable to their adrenal issues. When your body is subjected to large amounts of stress, the responsibility to respond to these negative variables is often put onto the adrenal glands. The adrenal glands are the workhorse of the stress response. If you are experiencing stress on a continual basis or suffer from other issues like depression, there is a high probability that you are suffering from Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome (AFS).\nWhen the adrenal glands are placed under high burdens of elevated stress, they can often fail to respond in ways that are advantageous to proper health. The adrenal glands control inflammation, immunological responses, and even play a part in regulating metabolism, so there is a high risk level when they aren\u2019t functioning as they should.\nBecause high levels of inflammation have a direct correlation to T4 to T3 conversion, it is necessary that AF is either kept under control or reversed. That may sound like a simple solution, but it is not easy for everyone. Changes should be made slowly when they concern our lifestyle habits and diet. This is the case because sudden changes to our bodies can have adverse effects on someone who is already weakened by AF or even adrenal exhaustion.\nThyroid Hormones and Inflammation\nReturning our focus onto T4 to T3 conversion; when the body is not properly utilizing or producing these thyroid hormones, the imbalance can cause tremendous issues. There are a range of diseases that cause varying levels of negative effects. It starts out as something that makes you gain a lot of weight because cortisol secreted by the adrenal glands is preventing you from properly converting T4 into the usable T3. This is one of the most common effects of AF on the thyroid hormone production process.\nIt is much more common for someone with AF to suffer from hypothyroidism than it is from hyperthyroidism because of the presence of excess cortisol that inhibits the absorption of T3. This is not to say that it is impossible for someone to have AF and hyperthyroidism; it is quite possible and can sometimes be the case. This can take place because of excess inflammation due to a weakened stress response and adrenal system.\nHappy Liver, Happy Life: How to Improve Liver Function\nWhen the body is exposed to excess inflammation, which is a common effect of AF, there are numerous consequences but we will focus on how inflammation affects the thyroid gland. During a period where there is so much inflammation in the body that it travels all the way to the thyroid, it can cause the thyroid gland to secrete excess hormones. This is something that may only last for a few weeks but in certain cases can be present for months, becoming detrimental to your metabolic health.\nIt is important to be aware of your body so that you can look for signals that it may be giving you and act to keep yourself in balance. Problems with thyroid and metabolic health are ten times more likely in women than in men. We\u2019ve touched on some of the signs to look out for, such as exhaustion, but it is prudent to expand somewhat on the full range of possibilities.\nSome of the other things that can be signs of thyroid issues are:\nUnpredictable bowel movements\nSome of these can be caused by other problems that your body may be experiencing, such as AF, so it is important not to jump to conclusions regarding your metabolic health.\nIf you are considering the possibility that you have a thyroid problem or that you are experiencing AF, it is a wise choice to meet with a health professional and discuss what you\u2019re going through. There are always dangers involved with self-diagnosis of acute problems that could very well be avoided when a clinical perspective is brought in.\nThere are clearly strong links between metabolic health, thyroid conditions, and AF. It is apparent that stress plays a large role in developing a negative metabolic state when considering the thyroid. The important thing to note in all of this is that there are things that you can do to begin to heal yourself and when you feel as though you\u2019ve exhausted all of your options, you can always seek professional help. Taking an active role in your health will bring you into the realm of recovery.\nhttp://www.hormone.org/hormones-and-health/what-do-hormones-do/what-does-the-thyroid-gland-do\n\u2190 Liver Detox Symptoms: Signs That Might Surprise You\nNutritional Genomics in Clinical Practice \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "The Brotherhood at Islandbridge\nAs my cousin once remarked: \u201crowers only talk with rowers, and the only thing they talk about is rowing.\u201d Of course this is a slight exaggeration, but it does illustrate the bond and brotherhood that exist between fellow rowers. A mutual loyalty to one another, sometimes forged in mutual suffering and ambition, but more often than not formed on a mutual respect and understanding for the sacrifices the sport demands and the accomplishments achieved. Although my experience with the Club is slightly irregular, I still got a taste of this bond during my brilliant time with the Club.\nMy experience started in the same manner that has been true for every single DUBC member; I was signed up during Fresher\u2019s Week. I had already spent four years at Leiden University in the Netherlands, and armed with that experience I figured that Fresher\u2019s Week at Trinity would be the same as any other fresher\u2019s week: a large amount of very young people trying to drink as much as possible in one week, whilst they were looking to join a society or club. This proved to be largely true, but as I walked underneath Front Gate onto the courtyard I was baffled by the sheer amount of societies and clubs that tried to recruit me. It seemed that it was almost impossible to not be able to find something to one\u2019s liking. A bit lost between all these clubs and people I wandered around a bit, until my eye caught sight of an oar that was attached to a little tent. In front of the tent was the machine that had haunted my life when I rowed as a junior in high school: an erg. When I walked over I was immediately asked: \u201chey, you want to row?\u201d\nWhen I arrived in Dublin to attend Trinity as an Erasmus exchange student, I was determined to try and make local friends instead of following the usual routine of just hanging with other international students. Since language wasn\u2019t a barrier, I was thus looking to join a sports club. Encouraged by the enthusiasm of the lads I encountered, I immediately signed up. Due to my previous experience as a rower, I was told to attend a meeting the next evening where the coaches would give an outline about their plans for the coming season. Since I was only going to attend Trinity during Michaelmas term, I was a bit bummed upon learning that there would not be much opportunity for me to do any actual racing. That being said, I joined the Club primarily to make friends and with that in my mind I started to attend the early morning training sessions. Although I had joined the boat club in Leiden (the KSRV \u201cNjord\u201d) in my freshman year I hadn\u2019t done any serious rowing since high school and I was severely out of shape. I quickly rediscovered the sorrows that accompany rowing and which I had largely forgotten about: my first blisters were a painful reminder of the memories I had suppressed!\nAlthough I severely enjoyed the training sessions and the comradery that came with them, an invariable consequence of rowing is the amount of time it consumes. I soon realised that I had to make a choice whether or not I was going to spend my few months in Ireland in a rowing boat or discovering the rest of the country. As I was contemplating my choice I received some very distressing news from back home. When I shared this with the coaches and the rest of the Club I was immediately stricken by their kind reactions, their understanding, and their offers for help. The impact of this news influenced my emotional wellbeing at the time, however, which resulted in not being able to bring up the necessary motivation required to do hard training (or attend any classes for that matter). I thus made the decision to quit rowing. As I mentioned earlier, my time with the Club is somewhat irregular: I never actually rowed all that much! A decision I sometimes regret now!\nFeeling lost and a bit alone due to what had happened back in the Netherlands, I was called by some of the lads a week or so after I quit training: \u201c[w]as I by any chance interested in accompanying them to a reel dance lesson that was being organised by the Caledonian Society?\u201d Intrigued I decided to join the lads and had a great evening. Even though I had stopped training with the Club, I was touched that apparently I was still considered to be a friend by the rest of its members. For the first time during my stay I felt truly accepted and at home in Ireland.\nAlthough I did not return to the boat during the time that I remained in Dublin, I was determined to try my best to be there for all the other moments and to help the Club wherever I could. The celebration dinner, for example, that was held at the Dining Hall in honour of the 2015 Irish senior eight championship crew was a very special night where I got to meet a lot of the Old Boys. From the daily lunches in the dining hall to the Boat Ball, I found a brotherhood in Ireland that I was proud to call myself a member of. I revelled in the Club\u2019s traditions and felt an immense pride on receiving my own pair of black and white striped socks at Commons; signifying my official membership. I also decided to go on the annual training camp, which was supposed to take place in Northern-Ireland. Due to heavy rainfall the camp unfortunately had to be postponed, and eventually took place at Islandbridge. This did mean, however, that due to conflicts with my course work I was unable to attend, since I had to finish my final essays.\nWhen my time at Trinity was up, I found it very hard to leave. Leaving so early felt a bit unsatisfying, especially since I was just starting to get settled in. I was therefore determined to return to Dublin. Some of the Old Boys and the Trinity Regatta Committee had asked me if I was willing to try and bring a Dutch crew over to Trinity Regatta; a request I was more than willing to fulfil of course! I was therefore delighted that I was able to attend Trinity Regatta with both a female and male eight from the KSRV \u201cNjord\u201d in tow. Both crews returned to Leiden with enthusiastic stories, and I hope this will be the start of many crews from Leiden who will travel overseas to the waters of Islandbridge. 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        "raw_content": "Movie - 1985, PG, 101 minutes, Disney; IMDb entry\nGenre - Family, Adventure, Drama\nCast - Meredith Salenger, John Cusack, Ray Wise, Lainie Kazan, Scatman Crothers, Barry Miller, Verna Bloom\nDirector - Jeremy Kagan\nDVD - 1.33:1 pan & scan, Dolby Surround 2.0, (English), subtitles - English; single-sided, single-layered disc; $14.99 SRP, Released 5/21/02\nMovie - The year is 1935, and young Natty Gann (Salenger) has just learned that her one living parent, her father Sol (Wise) has gone off from their Chicago home to the state of Washington for a job, during the Depression Era. So, Natty takes off and heads west in a quest to find her father, resulting in the journey mentioned in the title. On her quest, Natty comes across all sorts of people, very few of whom are interested in helping her. The Journey of Natty Gann is a subtle movie that is able to capture the feel of the Depression Era. The despair of the time evocatively looms over the entire movie, but equally present is a sense of hope in Natty's journey. It's not a perfect movie, but it's certainly an intelligent and thoughtful one. It's also interesting to contrast movies like Natty Gann and One Magic Christmas from 1985, with the flashy live-action Disney movies today which rely a whole lot less on subtlety and a whole lot more on glitz and style. Natty Gann is both a period piece which captures the spirit of 1930's America and a coming-of-age adventure story for its title character. Whichever angle you appreciate more, it's a film that you are likely to appreciate.\nVideo - Watching The Journey of Natty Gann on DVD, you feel as if you're only seeing half the picture. And indeed, you are. Since Natty Gann is a 2.35:1 widescreen film, and Disney has released it exclusively in Pan & Scan, the result is a loss of just under 50% of the image. The video quality on this DVD is absolutely horrible. It looks like an old, worn-out videocassette. The picture is extremely soft and grainy, and it feels as if the movie is about twice as old as it really is. Detail is awful, the entire video just feels soft and faded, like a dollar bill having been run in the washing machine. There are digital artifacts and other distracting flaws throughout. There are a number of framing problems that result from the pan & scan and significant image loss. Furthermore, the wide photography of the images in nature that play a large role in the film's journey are rendered completely uneffective. You are constantly aware that the picture is heavily zoomed in and that you are missing so much visual information. It's certainly a shame that the filmmakers spent time and effort into framing Natty Gann meticulously, only to have the movie drastically chopped up to fit the dimensions of a 4 x 3 television set. Had Anchor Bay held onto the DVD release rights to this film that they once had, we would have undoubtedly seen a 2.35:1 widescreen transfer, and there is no way it could look as bad as the pan & scan transfer looks on this DVD.\nAudio - Matching the video quality in terms of futility, the audio mix for Natty Gann sounds like an old worn-out videocassette. The track sounds distant and lacks clarity throughout. Just about as disappointing as the video. There are a number of instances where, if you haven't seen the movie before, you'll have to rewind to hear what was said. Either that, or there's the English subtitles which can decode some of the fuzzy dialogue.\nExtras - Like the other recent live-action catalogue Disney DVD releases, Natty Gann has nothing in the way of extras. Not an original trailer, no production notes, no making-of features, no cast and crew bios and notes. Absolutely barebones for this disc, which looks like it realistically could have been made in the time it took to convert the laserdisc files to DVD.\nClosing Thoughts - This DVD has \"rush job\" written all over it. Not a single effort was made to present the movie in a decent fashion. The VHS-like quality and shoddy pan & scan transfer is a disgrace to the DVD format and Disney has simply disappointed on all accounts for this title. Diehard Natty Gann fans are the only ones I can see who would consider buying this, and even they might want to re-consider a purchase, based on the awfully lacking DVD presentation and the fact that 45% of the image is cut out. It's appalling that a DVD looking like this makes its way onto the market today.\n'80s Disney: One Magic Christmas \u2022 Flight of the Navigator \u2022 Never Cry Wolf\nJohn Cusack: Say Anything... \u2022 Grosse Pointe Blank \u2022 Martian Child\nReviewed 2002.\nComplete Recent (1980-Present) Live Action List",
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        "raw_content": "EFFECTS OF INTERNAL CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PRACTICES ON EMPLOYEE JOB SATISFACTION: EVIDENCE FROM COMMERCIAL BANKS IN KENYA\nArticle Author: Chepkwony, Protus Kiprop,Ambrose Kemboi,Sila Kiprotich Mutai\nThe importance of Internal corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an important issue for banks to address, however, these issues have been neglected and do not appear to have the desired impact on all employees as expected by the management. Therefore this study intended to determine the effects of internal CSR practices on employee job satisfaction among the commercial Banks in Kenya. The study was to ascertain the effect of workplace health and safety conditions, work life balance, pay and benefits, and equality and diversity, on employee job satisfaction. The study was guided by Social exchange theory, the theory of planned behavior and Stakeholder theory. Explanatory research design was used. The study targeted 283 employees from 17 Commercial Banks in Uasin-Gishu (Kenya Commercial Bank data base, 2013). Stratified and random sampling technique was used to obtain sample size of 165 employees. The study used questionnaires as a tool for data collection. In order to test the reliability of the instrument, Crobanch alpha test was used. The study adopted both descriptive statistics and inferential statistics such as Pearson correlation and multiple regression analysis to estimate the causal relationships between internal CSR and employee job satisfaction, and other chosen variables. Study findings indicate that workplace health and safety, pay and benefit, equality and diversity, and work-life balance has a positive and significant effect on employee job satisfaction. Thus, the study concluded that pay and benefits are motivating factor to employees\u2019 job satisfaction, fair treatment of workers in accordance with their individual needs and circumstances in the workplace contributes to employee job satisfaction. Therefore the study recommends that organizations should include the development of health management policies to implement health practices as a way of improving employee health. There should be diversity training programs with compulsory participation for all employees and offer equal opportunities for employees in terms of promotion and also education scholarships. There is also need for the organization to provide allowances for employees on participation of social responsibility\nKeywords: Employee job satisfaction, Work Life Balance, Workplace health and safety, and Equality and diversity., pay and benefit",
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        "raw_content": "How Picasso Hacked Willpower to Produce 50,000 Works of Art\nby Early To Rise | Jul 13, 2017 | Articles, Motivation, Self-Improvement\nA study on willpower\u2026 and whether it really works.\nIn 1895, had his sister not died, Picasso may never have picked up a paintbrush again.\nHe had made a pact with God. At age 13, he promised to give up his gift if destiny saved her.\nAlthough an atheist in later life, it\u2019s been suggested that the outcome of this episode reinforced his famous conviction in his abilities. Art was his calling, and even at an early age, Picasso not only showed prodigious talent but he also never doubted that he would be great.\nThere\u2019s an old myth of him sitting at a cafe in Paris when a woman recognized him and asked him if he would draw up a quick piece on a napkin for her.\nHumoring her, he agreed.\n\u201cThat would be $1 million,\u201d he told her, once he was done. Confused and taken aback, she pointed out that it had taken him only 30 seconds to draw.\n\u201cNo, my dear woman, you are mistaken. It took me 30 years to draw that in 30 seconds.\u201d\nOver the years, it\u2019s estimated that Picasso produced up to 50,000 works of art, ranging in form from paintings and drawings to ceramics and tapestries. That\u2019s more than one piece a day from the moment he was born.\nThe man dedicated his life to his craft, and he had a lot to show for it. Although talent played a role in his legacy, the larger story behind his success was his commitment and work ethic.\nAny conversation on long-term dedication flirts with the topic of willpower. It\u2019s a prerequisite for hard work, and there are elements of Picasso\u2019s life that show us how it works and how we can use it to our advantage.\nIn simple terms, willpower is the ability to resist short-term gratification for a long-term goal.\nIt\u2019s at play when you go out of the way to avoid the temptation of a cookie while on a diet, for example, or when you choose not to procrastinate in the face of a deadline.\nTo understand the concept, however, it\u2019s important to know why this conflict occurs in the first place. It appears to be a product of what psychologists call a dual process in our mind.\nThe best distinction is presented by Nobel Prize-winning behavioral economist Daniel Kahneman in his book, Thinking, Fast and Slow. He describes System 1 as an automatic processor, mostly unconscious, that uses emotions to make quick decisions. He labels System 2 as a controlled processor, fully conscious, that makes rational choices over time.\nSystem 1 is an old primitive operation that\u2019s concerned with short-term gratification, while System 2 is a more recent outcome of evolution that\u2019s concerned with long-term planning.\nAlthough modern civilization works mostly with emphasis on the long-term, we still operate with parts of the same brain that relied on short-term thinking to survive and to reproduce in our early existence. It forces a battle, and that\u2019s why willpower is something we talk about.\nThe Power of the Primitive Mind\nAs a kid, Picasso was a bad student. An art prodigy, sure, but not very focused on anything else. He couldn\u2019t bring himself to do the work because all he wanted to do was paint.\nOn some level, both studying and painting involve a delay in short-term gratification, but for Picasso, painting never felt like a compromise \u2014 whereas studying did \u2014 because he loved it.\nThe most effective way to stick with a long-term goal is actually by harnessing the power of our primitive mind. System 1 is quick and reactive. It\u2019s in the driver\u2019s seat, and it\u2019s what makes self-control difficult. But if you can connect your long-term goal to deeper emotions, you can trick the old evolutionary mind to work for you. That\u2019s what Picasso did.\nIf you use the reasoning ability of System 2 to emotionally frame your long-term goal, you can overpower the other impulses that System 1 throws your way when it gets challenging.\nThis also explains why people talk about passion when it comes to success.\nIs Willpower Limited?\nOne of the most cited concepts in behavioral psychology is the theory of willpower depletion.\nIn 1998, Roy Baumeister and Dianne Tice did an experiment at Case Western Reserve University on student volunteers which first presented the idea that willpower is limited.\nSince this experiment, many studies has been done to support a similar result, including a meta-analysis in 2010. It\u2019s something that\u2019s widely believed, and it appears to be verifiable.\nRecently, however, another two meta-analyses showed something else. The authors included many previously unpublished studies in their breakdown, and they actually found no material correlation. They concluded that the theory of willpower depletion lacks significant support.\nThe implications of this are interesting. Right now, it\u2019s hard to say where we stand. It might be years before we have a conclusive answer. That said, there may be a different way to look at it.\nThe Influence of Mindset\nPsychologists from Stanford and the University of Zurich have conducted a number of experiments that show a correlation between self-control and the belief we have about its limits.\nIn their studies, people who thought that they had limited reserves of self-control did indeed show signs of willpower depletion. Those who went in with the mindset that self-control is self-renewing \u2014 hard work paves the way for more work \u2014 showed no signs of slowing down.\nMore convincingly, however, when some of the subjects were taught that willpower wasn\u2019t limited, these subjects appeared to show an increase in their capabilities. They found fewer excuses to give in to temptation and their decisions better aligned with long-term benefits.\nTake Picasso, for example. We can reason that there was likely a strong link between his conviction in his abilities and his incredible output. When it came to painting or drawing or other crafts, he never seemed to compromise for the short-term gain of procrastination.\nHe genuinely seemed to believe that he was put on Earth to make art, so he got up every morning in his adult life and put in the work to create two or three, and sometimes, more pieces of work. That\u2019s an unparalleled production rate even among the greats. He likely had his own distractions and temptations, but they just didn\u2019t seem to matter.\nThe scientists behind this new theory of willpower don\u2019t necessarily see willpower as unlimited but as nonlimited. There are still things that affect how we function, like food and rest, but we have good reasons to believe that, to some degree, mindset and abilities go hand-in-hand.\nExternal Motivators and Momentum\nRegardless of whether or not we have an infinite source of willpower, there are times when it\u2019s still difficult to harness. Research has shown this again and again, and we can\u2019t attribute all of it to the limitations of our mindset. Sometimes, what we need an external motivator to inspire momentum.\nUsing environment design is one part of it. By making our environment more compatible with habit forming behaviors, we can limit the amount of willpower that we need to use. The second kind of external motivator is the influence of others, especially when it comes to commitment.\nThis is something Kelly McGonigal advocates. She\u2019s a professor at Stanford University and the author of The Willpower Instinct. She\u2019s found that, for example, when two people commit to a gym schedule, both parties are a lot more likely to follow through.\nIf you\u2019re going by yourself, you might give in to a bad reason here and there, but if someone else is expecting you, you\u2019re likely to go even when you might otherwise not have.\nAlong with Picasso, Henri Matisse is considered to be one of the great artists of the 20th century. Matisse was the early inventor of \u201cugly art,\u201d and it\u2019s said that one of Picasso\u2019s greatest works, Les Demoiselles d\u2019Avignon, was directly inspired by the two men\u2019s rivalry. Without Matisse in the picture, Picasso would likely never have painted his masterpiece.\nNow, Picasso didn\u2019t need to outsource his willpower by having Matisse in the picture, but Matisse\u2019s presence had a huge influence on his behavior nonetheless. Our surroundings matter way more then they get credit for, and knowing how to use them is an advantage.\nResearch tells us that willpower is a better predictor of academic success than IQ, it makes you a more effective leader than charisma, and it\u2019s seemingly even more important to a marriage than empathy.\nBased on this, it\u2019s not hard to see why it\u2019s so crucial.\nIn many ways, the life of Pablo Picasso exemplifies what it means to be an artist. He was obsessed with his craft from the day he was born, and he had an unparalleled work ethic.\nHe may not actively have intended it, but a few central parts of his life act as a mirror for how willpower might play out in our own lives, and they give us a clearer understanding of how we can better use it.\nIf you have long-term goals, willpower matters. Learn to make it work for you.\nThis article was originally posted on Medium by Zat Rana\nAbout the Author: Zat Rana plays at the intersection of science, art, and business. 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        "raw_content": "Web development is a broad term for the work involved in developing a web site for the Internet (World Wide Web) or an intranet (a private network). Web development can range from developing the simplest static single page of plain text to the most complex web-based internet applications, electronic businesses, and social network services. A more comprehensive list of tasks to which web development commonly refers, may include web engineering, web design, web content development, client liaison, client-side/server-side scripting, web server and network security configuration, and e-commerce development. Among web professionals, \"web development\" usually refers to the main non-design aspects of building web sites: writing markup and coding. Most recently Web development has come to mean the creation of content management systems or CMS. These CMS can be made from scratch, proprietary or open source. In broad terms the CMS acts as middleware between the database and the user through the browser. A principle benefit of a CMS is that it allows non-technical people to make changes to their web site without having technical knowledge. For larger organizations and businesses, web development teams can consist of hundreds of people (web developers) and follow standard methods like Agile methodologies while developing websites. Smaller organizations may only require a single permanent or contracting developer, or secondary assignment to related job positions such as a graphic designer and/or information systems technician. Web development may be a collaborative effort between departments rather than the domain of a designated department.\nWeb development as an industry\nSince the commercialization of the web, web development has been a growing industry. The growth of this industry is being driven by businesses wishing to use their website to sell products and services to customers. There is open source software for web development like BerkeleyDB, GlassFish, LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) stack and Perl/Plack. This has kept the cost of learning web development to a minimum. Another contributing factor to the growth of the industry has been the rise of easy-to-use WYSIWYG web-development software, such as Adobe Dreamweaver, BlueGriffon and Microsoft Visual Studio. Knowledge of HyperText Markup Language (HTML) or of programming languages is still required to use such software, but the basics can be learned and implemented quickly with the help of help files, technical books, internet tutorials, or face-to-face training. An ever growing set of tools and technologies have helped developers build more dynamic and interactive websites. Further, web developers now help to deliver applications as web services which were traditionally only available as applications on a desk-based computer. This has allowed for many opportunities to decentralize information and media distribution. Examples can be seen with the rise of cloud services such as Adobe Creative Cloud, Dropbox and Google Docs. These web services allow users to interact with applications from many locations, instead of being tied to a specific workstation for their application environment.\nExamples of dramatic transformation in communication and commerce led by web development include e-commerce. Online auction-sites such as eBay have changed the way consumers find and purchase goods and services. Online retailers such as Amazon.com and Buy.com (among many others) have transformed the shopping and bargain-hunting experience for many consumers. Another good example of transformative communication led by web development is the blog. Web applications such as WordPress and Movable Type have created easily implemented blog-environments for individual web sites. The popularity of open-source content management systems such as Joomla!, Drupal, XOOPS, and TYPO3 and enterprise content management systems such as Alfresco and eXo Platform have extended web development's impact at online interaction and communication.\nWeb development has also impacted personal networking and marketing. Websites are no longer simply tools for work or for commerce, but serve more broadly for communication and social networking. Websites such as Facebook and Twitter provide users with a platform to communicate and organizations with a more personal and interactive way to engage the public.\nStrong knowledge of HTML , CSS , PHP ,Java Script & MySQL",
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        "raw_content": "EESI and NCBA CLUSA Announce Partnership for Advancing an Inclusive Rural Energy Economy\nThe Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) and the National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International (NCBA CLUSA) today announced their new Partnership for Advancing an Inclusive Rural Energy Economy. The Partnership will put more money in the pockets of people in rural communities by supporting rural electric cooperatives (co-ops) in developing on-bill financing programs for energy efficiency upgrades, community projects in solar, and clean energy storage.\nAmerica Still Has a Clean Power Plan\nEESI is deeply disappointed by the EPA decision today to formally repeal the Clean Power Plan, which had aimed to reduce U.S. carbon emissions from power plants by approximately one-third by 2030 (from 2005 levels). 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Beyond earning its place as a Four Star Charity, EESI earned\u2014for the first time ever\u2014100 out of the 100 points possible in both categories considered by Charity Navigator: financial health and accountability and transparency.\nMarrakech Action Proclamation Reaffirms Global Climate Deal\nMeeting in Marrakech, Morocco, representatives from 196 countries and the European Union have reaffirmed their commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement, which calls on the world's nations to keep global warming significantly below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit). \"We call for the highest political commitment to combat climate change, as a matter of urgent priority,\" states the proclamation. \"Now is not the time to fall back,\" says EESI Executive Director Carol Werner. \"In all likelihood, 2016 will, unfortunately, be the hottest year ever recorded, beating 2015 and 2014. The Arctic was 20 degrees Celsius (36 F) warmer than average for October, and its sea ice coverage was at a record low for the month. Unless countries set more ambitious targets to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, global temperatures will increase by more than 2 degrees Celsius by the end of the century, which would have devastating environmental consequences.\"\nHuge Step Taken to Combat Climate Change\nThe Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) salutes the decision of the 197 members of the Montreal Protocol to phase-out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which have a major warming impact on the climate. This momentous decision was reached today in Kigali, Rwanda, during the 28th meeting of the parties to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. 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        "raw_content": "Filtering by Category: Black Lives Matter\nInstagram post by Cindy Maddera * Oct 2, 2017 at 1:53pm UTC\nYesterday, a Facebook friend posted about watching the news while sitting at the car dealership, waiting for an oil change. She said that there were two other people in waiting area with her, a woman with her teenage daughter. In the middle of all the news coverage, the teenager looked at her mother and said \"you know, if this were about 20,000 black men at a concert, no one would care.\" The woman who wrote the post went on to describe how she was outraged and angered by the teenager's comment and implied that her mother should teach her daughter to keep such comments to herself. The woman said that this (in regards to the Las Vegas Mass shooting) was a heart issue, not a race issue. The first responder to this comment whole heartedly agreed, stating that she was so tired of 'them playing the race card.' Another commenter asked if the teenager was white. The woman responded the teenager was 'mixed something' but she hadn't really looked at the young girl.\nI read through the whole thing and felt ill. I don't really know this woman. We knew each other in high school, but that's about it. I started to write a comment, but in the end I just hid the posting from my news feed. I didn't see the point of trying to explain to her how her Facebook posting was an excellent example of white privilege. Sure, the Las Vegas shooting is not about race (necessarily) but that teenager brings up a really good point on how this society talks about violence and race and how these issues are portrayed in the media. Elizabeth Smart, a fourteen year old white girl, was abducted in 2002. Her story made national headlines. That same year, Alexis Patterson, a seven year old black girl from Milwaukee, was abducted while walking to school. Her story was a blip in the news. We've seen police video after police video aired on the nightly news of officers shooting unarmed black men, but in 2012 we all watched as James Holmes was taken alive after opening fire in a movie theater. There is a habit of referring to a white person who opens fire on other civilians as a mass shooter, while a person of darker skin would be called a terrorist.\nAll this young person has ever seen and heard is the disparate way in which race is discussed in this country, where the president will not condemn neo-nazi's but will call peaceful protestors 'sons of bitches.' She sees a country who does not care about black people. We have showed her that this is a country that does not care about black people. Yes. I say 'we'. Because we all play a roll in this. Instead of being outraged that this young girl doesn't know how to keep her mouth shut (or keep her place, is also how I interpreted that comment), why not ask what would prompt her to say that? And then listen, really listen, to her answer. Or maybe instead of biting your tongue, you could have said \"I would care. This is a horrific and senseless act of violence that no one should ever have to experience no matter what.\" This woman missed an opportunity show empathy and start an important conversation that could have led to understanding on both sides.\nInstead she chose to 'bite her tongue' and spew her anger out on social media. And why shouldn't she? I mean, our (not mine) President of the United States engages in this behavior every day. He sets the example. It's just that some people haven't thought about how maybe this is not the example we want set. Maybe we're better than that. Maybe that's all I'm asking of that woman because I want to believe she's better than that. I want this country to be better than that.\ncategories Black Lives Matter, Politics\ntags race card, media, setting examples\nI was sitting here today, looking through all the postings on Facebook about the NFL players kneeling during the National Anthem and disrespect and boycotts and ugly ugly words of hatefulness. I sat there shaking my head at all the ugliness and my shoulders slumped with exhaustion because I knew I would have to say something. I'm tired of blogging about this issue. Silence is acceptance, but constantly being vigilant is so tiring and there have been so many posts out there that say the right things far better than I could say them. Why bother? Then I think about how tired I am and imagine that it is nothing compared to how tired Sybrina Fulton must be of this fight or how tired Leslie McSpadden must be.\n\"Average citizens feel like their kids are not going to make it home safely, because we've had so many incidents where somebody is shot and killed and nobody is being held accountable,\" she said. \"You have to bury a loved one, and on top of you burying a loved one, nobody is going to trial. Nobody is being arrested. Nobody is going to jail. And so it like adds insult to injury.\n\"Where is the justice system for some of these families? Where was the justice system for us?\"\n-Sybrina Fulton, Treyvon Martin's mother\nDo you know those names? Have you heard of these women? They are two women who make up an ever increasing list of mothers who have had to burry a child who has been shot by law enforcement or for just walking down the street. Not only are they dealing with the exhaustion of grief itself, but they are dealing with the every day fight for justice and the every day fight for change. So I shake off my minimal exhaustion because it is nothing compared to those who have to fight tooth and nail every day for equality because of their skin color. Those NFL players kneel because they are exhausted from years of standing for an anthem that does not include them.\nSilence is acceptance and I do not accept a white supremacist president. I do not accept a president who continuously goes out of his way to further divide this country. I will continue to speak out and I will never stop telling those people who agree with our president that they are wrong. I will never stop asking \"how would you feel if you were treated that way?\". I will never stop saying \"treat others the way you would want to be treated.\" I will never stop expected those common decencies from my neighbors and I never stop expecting it from my government.\ntags Silence is Violence, NFL, National Anthem\nI didn't have a stellar high school history education. I remember one teacher in particular who just let us do whatever and often played movies like Red Dawn. We did cover the Civil War, at least the basics, like Abraham Lincoln and states succeeding the Union. In all of the lessons taught to me, the teachers talked about the various things that triggered the Civil War, like state's rights versus federal authority and the election of Abraham Lincoln as the sixteenth President of the U.S. But the most important part of the Civil War, the thing always emphasized, was that it ended slavery. My take away from these lessons was simple. Slavery was (and is) a horrible horrible thing. It is a shameful awful part of our American history. People who fought to keep slaves were awful and cruel and the furthest thing from anything Christian. Villains. They became villains in my mind.\nLessons on World War II came along soon after. We learned about Hitler and Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima. We learned about a bomb so horrible and destructive that countries came together to make a declaration to never use it again. My take away from my lessons on World War II was that Nazis did horrible awful things to people they deemed less than themselves. Color, religion, sexual orientation, not being full blood German, were all things that would send a person to prison camp and death. Somewhere around 7 million Jews and around 1.8 million non-Jewish Polish citizens, not to mentions the hundreds of thousands of homosexuals, disabled people and people of other religions, were killed by Nazis in World War II. Nazis are horrible, evil people. Villains. They are villains.\nWe have villains living among us now. They are people who believe that the color of their skin makes them better or gives them more rights than those who are different from them. They believe that African Americans should \"know their place\". They believe that their Christian religion is the only religion and that those who follow any other form should leave this country. They believe that homosexuals should be 'cured' or killed. This group that consists of white men and women are not true Americans. They spread hate and intolerance. They teach this hate to their children. They are a disease. A blight. They are domestic terrorists. Wars were fought to end people like this.\nThe very same people who brought violent protests to Charlottesville, South Carolina over the weekend.\nThose men and women, cheering for racism and holding Nazi flags and Confederate flags are domestic terrorists.\nIt is my responsibility to speak out against racism. It is my responsibility to stand up to hate. My silence to those hateful actions is to condone racism. This blog is my voice and the best outlet I have in this moment. I am not a public speaker, so this is my public stage. I will not condone or tolerate hate and racism in my family, in my friends and in my community.\ntags Silence is Violence, Stand up to hate\nRemember when you were a kid and thought dandelions where the most beautiful flower and you picked all of them in your yard and then proudly held them up in your clutched sweaty little hand as a gift to your mom? At some point in adulthood, probably when we first started caring for a lawn of our very own, those bright yellow blooms became the bane of our existence. That dime sized blister on my thumb is the result of digging those invasive plants out of the vegetable garden. I've seen Josephine eat them. In fact she dragged half of the ones I pulled from the garden off into the yard to chew on while I worked. As I tugged and pulled each dandelion plant free, I thought \"I used to love these. I used to think these bright yellow flowers where stunning.\"\nIt is a wonder how perceptions change with age. When the Cabbage was in pre-school, Michael asked her if she had any black kids in her class. He wanted to make sure that she was in a class of diversity. The Cabbage looked at him oddly and said \"Black kids?!? Kids aren't black!\" She didn't know about the terms we adults have created to describe skin that is not white. Michael, not wanting to mess up anything, just said \"OK\" and left it at that. He realized that kids don't see color the way adults do. They recognize that there are different skin colors but they haven't been told about ethnicities or about stereotypes. They learn those things. From grownups. Eventually the Cabbage will notice that the color of her skin will afford her a certain sort of privilege. I would have hoped that we would have fixed the privilege of skin color before that happened, but it doesn't look like that's the case.\niBiology recently posted a video series on Mentor Training to Improve Diversity in Science. I watched it because I thought it would be important and educational for me to watch. I thought I might learn how to talk about diversity and race with confidence or without the worry of offending someone. I also wanted to hear if they addressed the lack of young African American women in science. I see this here and I wonder how to fix it. They don't really address that, but they do talk about how important diversity is to making scientific discoveries. This is not a message I needed to learn, but it was one I was happy to hear because I don't think it is said often enough. It's the reason why I shared the video to Facebook. The messages presented by Dr. Angela Byars-Winston and Dr. Sandra Crouse Quinn are messages that applies universally, not just in the field of science.\nLet's say there's a committee of people put together to solve a specific problem regarding the whole country. The committee consists of ten people. All of them are men. All of them are very very wealthy. All of them are white. How effective do you think they will be in solving a problem that affects all of us (white, black, hispanic, middle class, female, LGBQT, farmer, working class) in a way that is helpful to all of us? Wait...that's pretty much the situation we have now. Bad example. I'm saying that having a diverse group allows that group to approach questions to a problem in a more effective way because we all add something unique to the table.\nIt's not about not seeing color. Not at all. It's about embracing color and recognizing the beauty and strengths in having a diverse society. It's about being respectful without expectations. Treating others the way you would want to be treated.\ncategories Black Lives Matter, Education\ntags diversity, science\nI wanted to talk about Terence Crutcher and Keith Lamont Scott. I started writing and then deleted everything. My thoughts and words seem inadequate, yet I know, as a white person, my silence on yet another week of needless deaths is worse. We, as in White America, with our prejudices and mistrust of people who are different than us have created a society of fear, more mistrust and hate. See how those things feed on each other? As a whole, it seems that there are too many blind to this concept.\nEvery time ISIS claims responsibility for a terrorist attack, they are banking on the backlash on Muslims to be their recruiting tool. They know that any time a person of authority (like a presidential candidate) speaks out about banning Muslims from their country or making all Muslims be on a registry, that seeds are being planted in an impressionable young person's head. Why on earth should they have any loyalties for a country like that? What is happening on a daily basis between law enforcement and our black communities is causing the same kind of damage. Why on earth should anyone have loyalties to a country who treats them as if they were criminals and second class citizens?\nSecond class citizen should not even be a phrase in our vocabulary. Have we forgotten the pride we took as a nation to be considered a melting pot nation?\nThe melting pot is a metaphor for a heterogeneous society becoming more homogenous, the different elements 'melting' together in a harmonious whole with a common culture.\nAs a White American, I take responsibility for the part I play in this. I will watch out for my neighbors. I will use my white privilege to make my community a better place for ALL. I will use my voice to speak out against injustice. I will not be silent or complacent.\nMy thoughts and prayers go out to those families.\ntags Terence Crutcher, Keith Lamont Scott\nSOME THINGS ON MY MIND\nRight outside my front door\nThere's a long list of chore related activities that I should have done over the holiday weekend, but instead I spent my time watching movies like Jurassic World and Mortdecai. I started a new book that was promised to be a \"beach read\" that is mindlessly entertaining. On the actual fourth, I went to a yoga in the park event at the Nelson that turned out to be the most patriotic yoga class I've ever attended. There was a lot of talk of how great it is to be an American (I do not disagree). Then Michael and I rode our scooters all over the place for the rest of the afternoon.\nFirst we rode over to a new place for lunch. Rye is now considered to be our new favorite, especially because our waiter went back to the kitchen to ask the chef how they make the meringue on their lemon meringue pie. I know how to make meringue, but this meringue was unlike any. It was almost like marshmallow fluff. I know now that it's a Swiss style of meringue and next weekend may just be a pie making weekend. After lunch, we rode over to REI just to look around (some things do not change). We ended up parking our scooters next to another scooter. The owner of that scooter was coming out just as we were taking our helmets off. We had a lovely time talking about scooters and engine sizes and the joys of riding.\nAs we crossed the parking lot to head into the store, we noticed some people chatting around the cutest teardrop style camper. They had the back open so you could see the whole set up. We joined the conversation asking about things like space and air conditioning. I told the woman about this couple we ran into last year from Canada and how they were driving an un-air condition VW bus across the US. The woman said \"Was it orange!?\" I said \"Yes!\" Then she said \"We know those people!!!\" They had just spent a week camping with them. The world is so tiny. We talked with that couple for a while about Jeeps and trailers before we all finally made it into the store.\nLater on Michael found me looking at the dehydrated meals and I told him how every once in a while, Chris and I would each pick out a different packet and that's what we'd have for dinner one night. We picked out a meal to have for lunch some time and then I grabbed a bag of Moon Cheese off the shelf. I said \"let's try this!\" Any way, it turned out to be the best thing ever and possibly laced with heroin or crac or both. Michael can't stop talking about it and last night he looked up the patent on how it's made. He quickly determined that we most likely could not manufacture our own Moon Cheese and will be forced to purchase this deliciously weird snack. Michael said that we should never try heroin together.\nAs I'm typing all of this, my thoughts move back around to my very patriotic yoga class where there was an emphasis on being grateful to live in this wonderful, free country. The mix of it all though...the yoga in the park, the carefree scooter rides, fucking Moon Cheese....rings out as so grossly privileged particularly when you wake up the next day to news of yet another story about white police officers shooting a black man. I wonder if journalists just have a fill in the blank form letter written up by now for these things. They just erase the names and replace with new names. Alton Sterling was the 154th black man killed by police this year. He was pinned to the ground when he was shot. You're an idiot if you think the cop acted in self defense. You're blind and delusional if you do not see that this country has some seriously gaping wounds infected with gangrenous racism.\nIf you say racist things, if you support candidates who incite racism, you are part of the infection. If you see racist behavior and do not step up and say something or at the very least make it known that you are watching, you are part of the infection.\nDo not merely look out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others - Philippians 2:4\nThe world is really so very tiny.\ntags privilege, Black Lives Matter, Alton Sterling\nIt started Monday with a familiar tingle at the back of my throat and by the time I left work I was feeling feverish. I took cold medicine and fell asleep on the couch and that's pretty much where I stayed for the last two days. Wednesday looked promising. I got up and took a shower and pretended that I was going to work, but just the effort of showering left me exhausted. I went back to bed and slept for two hours, only to get up to move to the couch where I dozed on and off most of the day while Boardwalk Empire played in the background. I could have easily repeated all of that again today, but instead I gave myself a slap and went to work.\nNow I am sitting like zombie at my desk with my supervisor asking me why didn't I just stay home. One day off work was necessary. Two days off work seemed decadent. Three days off work means I have some serious ills and I'm not willing to admit that. So I showed up. I'm making an effort. My ears crackle when I swallow, but I've added a paragraph and picture to a newsletter that I'm working on. I'm starting to think that this is all I will accomplish today. Something I didn't do while I laid on the couch for two days was anything with the internet. I didn't write. I didn't check emails. I went to facebook once to wish some people a Happy Birthday, but that's all I did. I didn't read my daily Skimm of news. I barely replied to text messages and I did not take any pictures of anything. I'm now missing two days in my 365 photo happiness project. I'm not all that upset about it. There's more important things to be upset about.\nI have written and deleted and written and deleted over and over something about the University of Missouri. None if it seemed right. Then I realize that this is kind of the point. This whole situation is not right. Everything about any of it is not right. It's not right that these kids did not (do not) feel safe at their own school. It's not right that there are people out there STILL teaching their kids to hate. It's not right that so many choose to ignore or brush aside racism. How can you write something to that makes sense of something so wrong? I can't, but I can show my support. I stand with those students of the University of Missouri. I believe in their peaceful protest demanding change. I am in awe of their bravery to stand up and do so. May these students give others the courage to stand up to the face of injustice. Because you're fooling yourself if you think violent acts of racism are only happening on this particular college campus.\nThere's is not much that I can say that hasn't been said before, except maybe that I am listening. I hear the cries of your protest and I recognize that my problems are nothing compared to your's. I want those students to know they are making a difference. They are making things better.\ntags I stand with the students of the University of Missouri, Race Relations\nI know I usually reserve the Friday entry for gratitude, and before I head out on this rant, I will assure you that it still is a post about being grateful. It's just that ever since I heard that news story about the Tennessee Mom, Jackie Sims, who wants to ban The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, I have not been able to get Jackie Sims out of my head. The more I think about her reasoning for the removal of the book the more I wish she was standing in this room with me so that I could shake her and tell her what an irresponsible and ignorant human being she is.\nNow I have not read this book yet. It is on my reading list though. As a scientist who has worked with HeLa cells it is an important book for me to read. I have also been an outspoken person regarding gene patents and genetic ownership and how some companies tend to cross a serious line. Which is what they did regarding Henrietta and her whole family. Now, just for argument sake, let's remove the race card from this story (just briefly, because I am well aware that Henrietta's story is one of exploitation of black people). Jackie Sims believes this story to be \"pornographic\" and should be told in a \"better\" way. I think this woman may be referring to the section of the book that explains how Henrietta Lacks discovered her tumor while in the bathtub. Meaning she found the tumor through self discovery of her own body. Let me tell you how dangerous it is for this Tennessee Mom to see this as pornographic.\nRight off the bat she sending a message that there is something shameful and dirty about human sexual organs and in particular, female sexual organs. She is teaching a teenage boy that women's bodies are shameful and not their own, which leads to the insinuation that if a woman's body is not her own, it is therefor property of a man to be treated however this man deems fit. Secondly she is teaching her son that self exploration of one's body is a dirty shameful thing when it is clear that this is how we can find things that seem a little off so we can tell our doctor. I couldn't help but think that while I laid in my bed the other morning performing my monthly breast exam that Jackie Sims would consider this to be a pornographic act. So when she says that this story could be told in a better way, does she mean that we should use made up names for those parts of the human anatomy? No one is going to take a scientific book seriously if you replace the word vagina with whoha. Same reason why no one should take Jackie Sims seriously.\nMost importantly this is a story of how an entire family has been wronged by the medical industry. That is the very essence of this book. I believe that by making an issue about the human anatomy, Jackie Sims pulls attention from the true point of this story and that's where the issue of race comes into play. Focusing on a small section of the story where Henrietta touches herself is degrading to this story and degrading to Henrietta Lack and is a misdirection from the true story about the exploitation of a black family. Henrietta Lacks' story is a women's rights issue. It is a civil rights issue. It is a human rights issue. That should be the take-away.\nHenrietta Lacks' cells have been instrumental in scientific research and for this I am truly grateful, but I am not above the shame involved in knowing how scientists obtained these cells. Henrietta's story is a reminder of just how important it is for me to be an ethical scientist and I am grateful that Rebecca Skloot brought Henrietta and her family's story to light.\nI am thankful for Henrietta Lacks\ntags Henrietta Lacks, gyencology is not porn\nBACK TO YOUR REGULARLY SCHEDULED PROGRAM, SORT OF\nMy brain is clogged up with science talks and all my thoughts and feelings of being in Portland. The good news is that I'm not going any where for a while, so I have plenty of time to process all of it. In the meantime, I have unpacked my suitcase, finished the laundry, dusted the house and uploaded over three thousand pictures to Amazon. I'm looking into an external hard drive before I delete them all from this computer. I'm acclimating. By acclimating, I mean I'm going through the motions of being back to normal and I'm relying on someone else to think and make decisions for me. Michael determined the meal plan for this week and made the grocery list. He's done a really good job. Actually, I think he's just happy that he kept everyone alive while I was gone. Four chickens, one cat and one dog is a lot.\nI realized at one point yesterday that it's been one year since the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson MO. Todd and I had several discussions on race while I was visiting him. None of those conversations ended with any kind of answer. I thought that things would improve, that Michael Brown would be the tragedy that would make people wake up and pull it together. Then I thought that things only seemed to be worse. Todd brought up a really good point about this. He said that it's because we have instant knowledge of what is happening. He's right. Everyone has a cell phone with a camera on it. It's not that there's been this sudden increase in violence against blacks by police. This is a problem that has been going on for way longer than it should be. The reason it looks like more is only because I've finally opened my eyes to it.\nLife isn't fair. We cannot change the cards we are dealt. These are sayings that we have all heard. But what about justice. Life shouldn't be unjust. Life shouldn't be about constantly watching your back because the people who are supposed to protect and serve apparently took an oath to protect and serve only white people. I do not want my tax dollars being spent on salaries for those kinds of police officers. All lives matter. Race isn't a reason to treat this person better than the other. Race is the thing that makes each of us unique and beautiful. Race contains our histories and is something to be proud of. Lately, I'm not so proud of my own race. It's like we've just kept this perpetual ball of anger, hate and discrimination rolling throughout history.\nI don't want to be part of the generation that stops that ball from rolling on because the ball should have been stopped generations ago by those who came before me. We have self driving cars. We walk around with tiny computers in our pockets. We've eradicated smallpox for God's sake. It's long past time to eradicate discrimination based on race or anything for that matter. Except we haven't. It's been left up to us to stop that perpetual ball of anger, hate and discrimination from rolling any further. By now that ball is too large and moving too fast for me to stop it alone. So I'm asking help from you guys. Do you think we could all maybe work together on this?\ntags Black Lives Matter, all lives matter, Michael Brown, Ferguson",
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        "raw_content": "If you compare the simplicity, efficiency, reliability and ease of manufacture of a modern disc brake to a drum brake you can\u2019t help but wonder \u2018what were they thinking?\u2019 Let\u2019s take a bit of a look at the evolution of motorcycle brakes and how they came to be as they are.\nBefore we get started though, first we should take a quick look at the physics to understand the fundamental principles behind a brake. If you remember back to high school and what the teacher was trying to tell you, you should recall that an object in motion has \u2018kinetic\u2019 energy. You might also recall the theory of conservation that goes something like \u2018energy is neither created, nor destroyed, merely converted\u2019. Putting those two things into the context of a motorcycle travelling at speed; all that kinetic energy needs to be converted into some other form of energy in order for the motorcycle to slow down. 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        "raw_content": "Starting Simply... Simply Starting...\nToday I started writing my next book. As I opened a blank document I don\u2019t know why I was surprised that my overwhelming thought, was: um\u2026how do I do this, again? It\u2019s the exact same thought I have every time I sit down to begin a new story!\nI guess the key is to start simply. This time though as I typed the opening sentence (a simple but nicely humorous one, IMHO) I realised, ironically, that exactly one year ago today I was rushing my husband to A and E.\nThat trip was the start of a very long and very difficult year. A year where the challenges just did not stop coming. My husband turned out to be seriously ill with a rare variant of Guillam-Barre and ended up spending a month in hospital having his blood treated to try and reverse the damage the Miller-Fisher syndrome was wreaking on his body. After that he had to stay at a neurological rehabilitation unit to assess his motor-skills and brain function. After that he spent eight months at home doing hours upon hours of daily exercises ranging from picking up paperclips, to writing, to muscle-strengthening, to building up the stamina needed to walk one mile. After that he had to summon the confidence to interview for, and get, a new job, because he\u2019d just left one before he got ill. And after all that he had to be able to do the new job, day in, day out.\nAll this, along with global events that you can\u2019t fail to feel the impact of, made the year a giant ball of stress. The extreme kind and then the kind of insidious slow-burn, low-level stress you think you\u2019re dealing with until you find yourself in your local supermarket, staring at the jars of coffee and wondering why there are SO many different brands, and why you can\u2019t remember which one you buy, and why your face is wet! There have been times this year where the stress has made the symptoms from my Chiari malformation so bad that I\u2019ve struggled to do even the simplest of tasks and I\u2019ve got ridiculously frustrated with my inability to do All The Things. All Perfectly!\nIn short there have been lots of tears \u2013 grieving-tears, worry-tears, fearful-tears, utter-frustration-tears, stress-relieving-tears, and\u2026happy-tears too.\nBecause three-hundred and sixty-five days simply cannot be all bad!\nAt least my husband and I absolutely refuse to let them be!\nAnd so as well as the bad there has been good. I had two books publish during the year and somehow I managed to write another as well. Writing the book was, on one hand, a wonderful way of taking my mind off what was happening, and on the other, a humongous scary-difficultness!\nAs a writer my job is to create a world that has conflict and drama in it. But at various times this year my natural instinct, when faced with any kind of drama, has been to want to pick up a very large bat and knock it right back out the stratosphere. I quickly discovered that if I allowed my characters to resolve the conflict in their lives by simply picking up a bat and batting it away, it was going to be a very short book! Also, completely un-funny. Bit of a nightmare when you\u2019re writing a romantic comedy to be honest. I ended up writing, and re-writing over and over until I could put the drama in without immediately wanting to delete it and, again, because twenty-four-seven, three-sixty-five can\u2019t possibly be all bad, I eventually stumbled upon some funny and popped that in too!\nI already know that this year is going to bring more challenges (because, Life, right?) but as I get back to hitting my word-count for the day, I guess all I really need to do, is set aside the fear \u2013 and simply start\u2026\nIntroducing: Steel Hawk\n\u2013 a company of alpha-honourable heroes and spirited and strong heroines\u2026\nHeart-pounding romantic suspense set in a world of high-tech security, feuding royals, and missing diamonds. 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Dare he trust her to help him expose the real criminal\u2014before the mastermind wreaks havoc on the royal family?\nContains an \u00fcber-hot, alpha-geek who\u2019s good with his hands, a sassy reformed-rebel determined to prove she\u2019s not a flake, romantic castles, gorgeous jewels, sleek and sexy technology, heart-pounding suspense\u2026oh, and nipple tassels!\nBut with the battle only half-won, STEEL HAWK is about to learn that trust has a price\u2026\nBLURB: Dangerous Illusions, Steel Hawk, Book 3, by Sarah Balance \u2013 publishing August\nWith Steel Hawk still reeling from explosions at Zarrenburg Castle and at its own headquarters, company lawyer Edward Long\u2019s legendary stoicism has been severely tested. It\u2019s clearly an inside job, and no one is deeper inside than Edward\u2014which leaves him squarely in the center of a frame.\nSomeone is using him to bring down the company he loves. 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        "raw_content": "Bid to ban income tax seen as a threat or wake-up call to state government\nPolls predict it will fail. Millions have been spent to make sure it does. From Gov. Patrick on down, officials urge in harmony: vote no on Question One. But in this economy, the fate of the state income tax seems anything but certain.\nPolls predict it will fail. Millions have been spent to make sure it does. From Governor Patrick on down, officials urge in harmony: vote no on Question 1.\nBut in this economy, the fate of the state income tax seems anything but certain. On Beacon Hill, some say the allure of big savings \u2013 $2,773 for someone who earned $70,000 to $80,000 last year, according to the state Department of Revenue \u2013 and a distrust of state government could tempt enough voters to abolish the 5.3 percent tax, which provides 60 percent of the state\u2019s tax revenue. The income tax produced $12.5 billion in revenue this year.\nDays before Tuesday\u2019s election, Patrick and lawmakers remain silent on how the state would react were the ballot initiative to pass. The tax would be phased out over two years.\n\u201cIt would be the worst thing for this economy,\u201d said state Rep. Frank Hynes, who is completing his 13th term and not seeking re-election.\nHynes said the state\u2019s ability to service the unemployed would be crippled when needed most. Education programs and social services would be wiped out. The state would be unable to repair deteriorating roads and bridges.\n\u201cThe whole population would suffer,\u201d the Marshfield Democrat said.\nProponents argue that doing away with the income tax would force lawmakers to reduce a bloated budget and run a leaner, penny-wise government. Massachusetts would join nine states with no income tax: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming.\nSome speculate that property taxes will soar in Massachusetts if the measure passes. They point to New Hampshire\u2019s higher rates. In Florida, state government is heavily reliant on the sales tax, which accounts for roughly a third of all state revenue.\nWhether Patrick\u2019s plan to cut state spending by more than $1 billion and eliminate 1,000 state jobs will help or hinder the group behind the ballot question, the Committee for Small Government, is unclear.\nAlthough no lawmakers have publicly endorsed abolishing the tax, Republicans have seized on the ballot question as a chance to empathize with frustrated taxpayers and proclaim that drastic spending reductions are overdue.\n\u201cI think Beacon Hill is in dire need of a wake-up call. There has been a total disregard for taxpayers in the last few years,\u201d state Sen. Robert Hedlund, R-Weymouth, said.\nHe pointed to stalled efforts to reform the state pension, transportation and court systems.\n\u201cWe threaten to cut local aid, but we can\u2019t touch Billy Bulger\u2019s $240,000 state pension?\u201d Hedlund said, referring to the former University of Massachusetts president and former Senate president.\nHedlund said he is still undecided on the income-tax issue. He accused \u201csome of my colleagues\u201d of publicly opposing Question 1 while saying privately that they would vote \u201cyes.\u201d\nState Rep. Vinny deMacedo, R-Plymouth, said he opposes abolishing the tax but isn\u2019t \u201cdefending the status quo.\u201d\n\u201cI am as frustrated as anyone,\u201d deMacedo said.\nHe said Tuesday\u2019s arrest of state Sen. Dianne Wilkerson on bribery charges and recent reports that a Boston firefighter was collecting disability pay while competing as a bodybuilder intensified public concern about how tax revenue is spent.\nWere the income taxt to be eliminated, \u201cI honestly don\u2019t know how you\u2019d be able to fund state government at any level,\u201d deMacedo said.\nState has bucked voters on income tax rollbacks before\nWhen it comes to the personal income tax, Massachusetts taxpayers have reason to mistrust state government.\nThe 15 percent \u201ctemporary\u201d hike Gov. Michael Dukakis signed in 1989 proved anything but temporary. To pay off debt and address a budget deficit, the state Legislature had voted to raise the tax from 5 percent to 5.75 percent. News reports at the time said the new rate was supposed to last 18 months.\nA decade later, in 2000, voters clamored for a rollback, approving a referendum to lower the rate to 5 percent over the next three years. But two years later the Legislature froze the rate at 5.3 percent, where it has stayed. It is the highest flat-rate personal income tax in the nation.\nIn November 2002, nearly half of Massachusetts voters at the polls voted to abolish the tax. The measure\u2019s unexpectedly narrow defeat stunned the state political establishment.",
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        "raw_content": "newslatest newsEntries are open for the Best Event Awards\nEntries are open for the Best Event Awards\nTime has come to apply for the Best Event Awards 2017 and contend for the renowned golden elephant awards and the Bea World Grand Prix in the global competition dedicated to events and live communication.\nThe Awards are open to event companies based anywhere across the world. All nominees will be offered the unique opportunity to showcase their projects live in front of a prestigious jury composed of top corporate event professionals from all over the globe plus senior representatives of national event agencies' associations.\nThe Jury's President of the 12th edition of the Best Event Awards will be Andrea Fafl\u00edkov\u00e1, who is currently in charge of setting PR & event strategies in Central Europe, the Middle East and Africa (CEEMEA) for The LEGO Group.\nEntries can be commercial or non-commercial events and live communication projects which have taken place anywhere in the world between 1st August 2016 and 31st July 2017. There are many categories to choose from: 14 event categories (Conventions, Cultural Events, Educational/Training Events, Opening/Celebration Events, Launch Events, Live Entertainment, Roadshows, ...) and 5 feature categories (Low Budget Events, Sustainable Innovations, Use of Technology, Use of Web and Social Media, Meeting Design). In addition, projects can be entered in one of the two Macro Categories to compete for the main prizes: Best B2B Event Award and the Best B2C Event Award.\nThe Jury will consider every project against four key criteria: creativity & innovation, execution, effectiveness and channel strategy. This first round of voting will be carried out online and will determine the shortlist of entries that will pass to the onsite phase: an open, face-to-face, interactive situation with the Jury and the audience that will include a Q&A session during Bea World Festival.\nThe Festival will take place in Porto between November 15th and 18th, 2017. Bea World Festival is the place Where Creativity Meets Business: the essential meeting place and networking event for the international event community. Three inspiring days full of creativity, networking opportunities, knowledge transfer and destination experiences culminating in the Awards Ceremony celebrating the winners of the Best Event Awards.\nKnowledge, networking and awareness are the key reasons why old and young professionals from events and connected disciplines join the Festival each year. Bea World will indeed offer lots of opportunities to build relationships with peers and influencers, to learn from experts and industry leaders and to increase companies' brand awareness.\nLearn more about participating for the awards and registering for the conference on the Bea World Festival website:",
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        "raw_content": "Xiaomi will also preinstall Microsoft Office and Skype on its smartphones and tablets running Android under a new partnership deal, the companies announced.\nSix-year-old Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi is buying 1,500 technology patents from Microsoft and will preinstall the Microsoft Office productivity suite and Skype on its Android-based smartphones and tablets under a new partnership deal announced by the two companies.\nThe deals, which were unveiled on May 31, will bring Xiaomi a wide assortment of patents relating to wireless communications, video, cloud technologies and multimedia, a Microsoft spokesman told eWEEK in an email reply to an inquiry.\n\"This agreement reflects the deep respect Xiaomi and Microsoft have for intellectual property rights,\" the spokesman said. \"The companies are committed to a healthy patent system and standing against the abusive practices we've seen at times in our industry.\"\nThe companies also will cross-license some of their technologies, according to their joint announcement, but no details of that deal were released.\nUnder the agreement to install Microsoft Office and Skype on Android smartphones and tablets from Xiaomi, that deal will give mobile users the ability to work, collaborate and communicate using the mobile devices of their choice, the companies said.\n\"We are excited to be working closely with Microsoft on a broad technology collaboration partnership,\" Xiang Wang, a senior vice president at Xiaomi, said in a statement. \"As demonstrated by this agreement with Microsoft, Xiaomi is looking to build sustainable, long-term partnerships with global technology leaders, with the ultimate goal of bringing the best user experience to our Mi fans.\"\nXiaomi Android devices, including the Mi 5, Mi Max, Mi 4s, Redmi Note 3 and Redmi 3, will come pre-installed with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Skype applications starting in September 2016, according to Xiaomi. The offerings may vary by device, market and mobile carrier.\nThe companies already had a partnership that involved Windows 10 on the Xiaomi Mi Pad and the use of Microsoft Azure to power the Mi Cloud service from Xiaomi, the companies said. Microsoft said that the \"partnerships with companies such as Xiaomi are central to Microsoft's strategy to work with industry leaders around the world to meet the needs of joint customers.\"\nThe expansion of the existing partnership between the two companies is also intriguing as Huawei's market share of the global smartphone market exceeds that of Microsoft, which is in a decline. In late May, Microsoft announced that it is laying off up to 1,850 workers in its smartphone hardware business as it moves to cut its losses, shrink its sales focus and sell smartphones to enterprise customers who want specialized devices with additional security and manageability features. The company said it will \"streamline\" its smartphone hardware business and take a fourth quarter impairment and restructuring charge of about $950 million, including about $200 million for severance payments, according to a recent eWEEK story.\nAlso in May, Microsoft sold its feature phone assets to Foxconn Technology Group's FIH Mobile Ltd. (FIH) for $350 million, according to an eWEEK report. That deal was related to a 10-year licensing deal that will allow Nokia mobile phones, smartphones and tablets to be built and sold around the world by a newly formed Finnish company, HMD Global.\nXiaomi and other Chinese upstart smartphone companies, such as Huawei, Alcatel and ZTE, don't come close to leading the U.S. smartphone market, but they are gaining market share around the world at the expense of companies like Microsoft, Lenovo and others due to lower prices, good products and unlocked device flexibility for buyers.\nIn August 2015, Xiaomi announced a partnership with Taiwan's Foxconn to try to carve out a bigger piece of the huge consumer handset market in India by assembling phones there to cut costs and simplify distribution, according to an earlier eWEEK report.\nPrevious Microsoft Opens Windows Holographic to OEMs\nNext OnePlus 3 Smartphone Launches June 14 in Online Virtual-Reality...",
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        "raw_content": "We Looked at 54 Dentists serving Lakewood and Picked the Top 19\nBryan Dahler, DDS Family Dentistry\nCynthia O'Dowd, DMD\nDental Dermal Spa\nFox Point Dental\nFrances M. Engler DDS\nGrace & Leedy Family and Cosmetic Dentistry\nJeffery M. Hurst, DDS\nLakewood Smiles\nLogic Dental Solutions\nMargot Sullivan, DDS, PC\nMark Granger, D.D.S.\nMile High Family Dental\nRandall Wise Dental Care\nRocky Mountain Dental Group\nRoger Anderson Comprehensive Dentistry\nScott Greenhalgh, DDS\nOur goal is to connect people with the best local experts. We scored dentists on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analysed the results to give you a hand-picked list of the best dentists in Lakewood, CO.\nAdvanced Family Dental is a general dentistry practice that provides a full range of comprehensive general and cosmetic dentistry services in Lakewood, CO. Led by Dr. Todd Matheson, DMD, the team at Advanced Family Dental offers treatment to patients of any age. Dr. Matheson received his Bachelor of Science degree from BYU-Idaho and then graduated Cum Laude from Temple University School of Dentistry. His office provides dental services such as teeth cleaning, digital x-rays, dental implant restorations, dental crowns, bridges, teeth whitening, tooth-colored composite restorations, and dentures. For those who are nervous about dental treatment, Advanced Family Dental also provides numerous amenities to help ease patients such as IV sedation, mounted TVs, massage chairs, and warming wraps.\nLakewood Colorado's Bryan Dahler, DDS Family Dentistry offers family and pediatric dentistry including preventative, restorative, orthodontic, and cosmetic procedures. Doctor Dahler and his staff use the latest technology, such as intraoral cameras, rotary endodontics and digital x-rays to assess and treat patients' dental health with precision and efficiency. The clinic also offers prosthodontics, Invisalign and dental implants. Doctor Bryan M. Dahler, DDS is a graduate of Ohio State University and Bowling Green University in Colorado, and he has headed up this office since 2005. Customer testimonials emphasise the clinic's casual, friendly atmosphere and the doctor's gentle, deft competence.\nCynthia O'Dowd, DMD is a Lakewood dental practice that has been serving patients for more than 29 years. Areas the practice serves include Green Mountain, Morrison, Golden, Genesee, and Lakewood. Services the practice offers include crowns, bridges, inlays and onlays, night guards, mouth guards, bonding, white fillings, extractions, dentures, scaling and root planing, dental implants, veneers, teeth whitening, occlusal adjustment, Arestin, and sealants. Dr. O\u2019Dowd is a Fairleigh Dickinson University School of Dentistry graduate. Her memberships include the Academy of General Dentistry, the Colorado Dental Association, the American Dental Association, and the Metropolitan Denver Dental Society. Patients appreciate their efficiency, friendliness, and quality of care.\nDental Dermal Spa is a business that serves clients in Lakewood. Dental services include teeth whitening, partial dentures, complete dentures, root canals, crowns, veneers, fillings, invisible braces, pain clinic, and pediatric dentistry. Others services Dental Dermal Spa provides include Botox, Perlane, Restalyne, Dysport, private parties, facials, nails, body waxing, hair extensions, hair coloring, deep conditioning treatments, and hair straightening. Dr. Aaron Slavsky graduated from the University of Missouri with a dental degree. His dental office is beside Dental Dermal Spa. Melina Ayala has more than 11 years of experience and is a color specialist and a master hair stylist. Patients and clients remark on their knowledge, quality of services, professionalism, and prices.\nDK Dental provides patients in Lakewood, Colorado with quality dental services. Dr. Khiem prides himself on delivering a combination of modern dental care and a compassionate environment. He achieves part of this formula through his commitment to continuing education. Services offered include general dentistry, teeth whitening, crowns, dentures, family dentistry, and more. The office also features a number of advanced technologies, including digital x-rays to reduce radiation exposure, intra-oral cameras, a state-of-the-art sterilization center, and more. The office accepts most major PPO insurance and stands ready to answer any insurance questions. Patients praise the staff's friendly attitude and the quality of the service.\nFox Point Dental offers a variety of general dentistry practice services as well as cosmetic and pediatric care for their patients. Located in Lakewood, Colorado, their mission is to relieve any anxieties a patient might have by offering high-quality care in a calm and comfortable space. Fox Point Dental's doctor, Bruce G. Baldwin DDS has been highly acclaimed by multiple institutions. He graduated Cum Laude from the University of Colorado School of Dentistry in 1988, he received the Quintessence Book award for Clinical Achievement and the Academy of General Dentistry recognized him as the student that showed the highest achievement in general and restorative dentistry.\nDr. Frances Engler has been a dentist since 1982 and is proud to bring her special style of holistic dentistry to the citizens of Lakewood, Colorado and the surrounding areas. A believer in the \u201cwhole body\u201d approach to oral health care, Dr. Engler and her staff takes the patient\u2019s comfort and well-being into consideration on every visit. The office itself uses only the latest, state-of-the-art technology, and the use of mercury is strictly avoided. Patients are given a full understanding of all treatments before they occur, and never have to worry about unnecessary add-ons. Many patients have visited the practice for decades, and recommend Dr. Engler to their family members and friends.\nGrace & Leedy Family and Cosmetic Dentistry is a general and cosmetic dental practice that has served the Lakewood area for more than 10 years. They offer a wide range of cosmetic services including implants, bridges and dentures, and emergency extractions. Grace & Leedy Family and Cosmetic Dentistry also offers cosmetic bonding, sleep apnea treatment, and mouthguards. They are always accepting new patients and also treat children. Grace & Leedy Family and Cosmetic Dentistry was rated Top Dentist by 5280 Magazine. They have morning and early afternoon hours during the week and encourage patients to make an appointment online. They have received positive customer feedback for their emergency dental services.\nJeffery M. Hurst, DDS sees dental patients in Lakewood, Colorado, and he has been a dentist in that state for over three decades. He graduated from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, and throughout his career has been active in dental organizations, including serving terms as president of the Colorado Dental Association and the Metro Denver Dental Society. He has won awards such as Volunteer of the Year and the William Spurgeon Award. Dr. Hurst\u2019s clinic specializes in general dentistry, but he also provides crowns, teeth whitening, and periodontal exams. He and his dental hygienists are all certified in adult and child CPR and AED use, as well as anesthesia and radiography. The practice prides itself on giving its patients a comfortable dental experience.\nLakewood Smiles is a dental practice specializing in general and cosmetic dentistry based in Lakewood, CO. Lakewood Smiles is operated by Dr. Jennifer Lee, DDS, who has had years of professional dentistry experience serving Lakewood and the surrounding Denver metropolitan area. Lakewood Smiles strives to employ the latest in dental techniques and technology to make sure patients are as comfortable and satisfied as possible. Services provided by Lakewood Smiles include routine check-ups, teeth cleaning, and root canals, in addition to cosmetic procedures such as porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, dental implants, crowns, bridges, and tooth replacement and restoration. Lakewood Smiles accepts many major dental insurance plans.\nLogic Dental Solutions is a full-service dental clinic in Lakewood, Colorado, founded in 2004. They specialize in anterior fixed restorations and posterior fixed restorations. Logic Dental Solutions operates state-of-the-art equipment and offers the ceramill\u00ae motion 2, NobelProcera dental CAD/CAM system, and Straumann\u00ae CARES\u00ae Customized Abutments. Logic Dental Solutions provides the advantages of the ceramill\u00ae motion 2 such as material-appropriate processing for each material, modular and upgradable with other material blank holders, \u201dspeed boost\u201d milling strategies for high productivity, etc. Logic Dental Solutions utilizes materials that are approved by the American Dental Association.\nMargot C. Sullivan, DDS, PC is a dentist in Lakewood, CO with a variety of treatment options available. Dr. Sullivan's practice uses up-to-date dental technology like ZOOM in-office bleaching, laser-assisted non-surgical periodontal treatment, and dental implant technology. The practice prides itself on providing one-on-one care in a comfortable environment that builds trust with patients. Other services at Margot C. Sullivan, DDS, PC include digital x-rays, root canal therapy, oral cancer screenings, teeth whitening, veneers, crowns, TMJ treatments, implants, bridges, and dentures. In addition to this full menu of adult dental services, Margot C. Sullivan, DDS, PC practices children's dentistry in order to serve as a home for the whole family.\nMark Granger, DDS is a Lakewood dental practice that provides family dentistry and general dentistry. The practice has more than 32 years of experience. Services the dental office provides include root canal therapy, crowns, bridges, oral surgery, and emergency dental care. Dr. Granger graduated from the Colorado State University with a Bachelor of Science is Physical Science and from Northwestern University Dental School with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. The practice\u2019s hours of operation are Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Wednesday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Patients remark on their friendliness, skill, tender cleanings, professionalism, and knowledge.\nThe staff of Mile High Family Dental speaks fluent English and Spanish to help as many people as possible in Lakewood and the nearby region through high-quality treatments. Dr. Isaac Quintanar serves as the primary dentist who strives to make all of his patients feel comfortable while receiving dental care. He firmly believes in serving the community and has given over 500 free dental cleanings. Mile High Family Dental strives to increase people\u2019s access to oral healthcare and uses the most state of the art equipment and methodologies available in the industry to ensure that each individual receives the best treatment. The practice provides many different treatments such as thorough oral cleanings, root canals, wisdom tooth extraction, the treatment of periodontal gum disease, and the creation of dentures and partials.\nMile High Smiles, in Belmar, Colorado, is a dental practice dedicated to providing superior dentistry by listening to every patient and detailing every procedure. Dr. Brian Levitin earned his Bachelor of Science from James Madison University and graduated Cum Laude from VCU/MCV with his DDS. He is a member of the American Dental Association, Colorado Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, Metro Denver Dental Society, and more. A number of services are available such as family dentistry, sedation dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, Invisalign, Botox, and laser therapy. Dr. Levitin has been recognized as a 5280 Top Dentist for three years in a row, and customers have praised the staff as welcoming and skilled.\nDr. Randall Wise, DDS is a dentist serving patients out of Lakewood and the surrounding communities of Jefferson County. Before launching his practice in Colorado, he attended the Northwestern University Dental School in Chicago, and he has many hours of continuing education credit in the fields of prosthodontics, TMJ treatments, and full-mouth rehabilitation. Dr. Wise has a reputation for volunteering his time to organizations such as the Colorado Prosthodontic Society, Rocky Mountain Dental Study Club, Kids in Need of Dentistry (KIND), and the Colorado Dental Lifeline Network, which serves patients with disabilities. This particular specialty has earned him the Metro Denver Dental Society Award for outstanding service.\nRocky Mountain Dental Group, located in Lakewood,is a family-oriented practice focused on comprehensive and preventative care and also offers same day emergency care. Dr. Michael Ontiveros and his staff are bilingual in Spanish, compassionate and highly experienced in the latest dental technology. Cosmetic and restorative services such as teeth whitening, veneers, bonding, implants, braces, root canal and periodontal therapy are available. Certified in oral implantology, Dr. Ontiveros is also an Invisalign Preferred Provider. He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Colorado in 1991 and is a member of the American Dental Association, Colorado Dental Association, Metropolitan Denver Dental Society, Academy of General Dentistry, and American College of Oral Implantology.\nThe Lakewood, Colorado dental clinic, Roger Anderson Comprehensive Dentistry, provides cosmetic, restorative, and general and family dentistry services. Dr. Anderson also handles dental emergencies, such as having a tooth knocked out, a cracked or fractured tooth, or a lost dental restoration. Patients are made to feel at home in the friendly office environment, and the staff works together to make patients\u2019 appointments a pleasant experience. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Exploring Las Vegas / Shows /Human Nature\nat The Venetian Las Vegas Reserve Your Tickets\nHuman Nature Preview\nWant to dance out to the hottest jukebox music from decades past as well as today's top artists? Then you need to check out Human Nature: Jukebox at the Venetian Las Vegas. You will be dancing in the aisles.\nHuman Nature is one of Australia's top-selling vocal groups. They bring their unique stylings to songs that range from the doo-wop and Motown era to the latest hits. The group developed this show based on their latest multi-platinum album, entitled Jukebox. It came from the wide range of influences the group has had over the years.\nSmooth Vocals and Seamless Harmonies\nToby Allen, Phil Burton and brothers Andrew and Michael Tierney are the quartet that make up Human Nature. And their smooth sound and flawless performances have made them a raging success on the Vegas Strip for almost a decade.\nAlong with their phenomenal success on the Vegas Strip, Human Nature has released 23 best-selling albums over a 25-year career. Plus, they have entertained millions of fans throughout the world. Their latest album, Jukebox, was the inspiration for their Vegas show. And it is filled with familiar tunes from the past few decades that you will definitely want to dance to. How about some \"Under the Boardwalk\" or \"Uptown Funk\"?\nThe Las Vegas Journal Review voted this quartet the \"Best Singers\" in Vegas. They have appeared internationally on stage and on television more times than they can count. They have performed on shows like Dancing with the Stars, Oprah and The Chew. They even headlined their own show on PBS called \"Human Nature Sings Motown\".\nAudience members will get to enjoy this group's talent in a fast-paced 90-minute performance. You can pick from regular or reserved seating. Plus, after the show, everyone will get a chance to do a meet and greet with the group.\nThis show is appropriate for all ages, but the songs definitely showcase the stylings of past eras. If you are a music lover, you will enjoy this show.\nGet your tickets for Human Nature: Jukebox at The Venetian Las Vegas today!\nHuman Nature Map\nHuman Nature Reviews",
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        "raw_content": "Hair loss: Getting to the root of the matter\nWe lose an average of 50 to 100 hairs per day, but since the scalp holds some 100,000 hairs, our daily loss doesn\u2019t usually cause any thinning of the hair. Hair does tend to become thinner as we age, however. And in some people, the growth of new hair may be slowed, or the loss of hair accelerated, resulting in localized or complete baldness.\nHair loss can be hereditary, or it can be caused by certain types of medication or an underlying condition. Anyone can experience accelerated hair loss \u2013 men, women, and children. Some take it in stride, while others prefer to hide it with intricate hairstyles, makeup, hats or scarves. Some also try to treat the hair loss with medication or a surgical procedure (e.g. hair transplant).\nNormal hair physiology\nA hair follicle is a structure located at the base of the hair. It contains a blood vessel that nourishes hair growth. All our hair follicles are there at birth. Throughout our lives, each follicle produces the growth and loss of hair in regular cycles. The growth phase lasts two to three years. The hair then enters a rest phase that lasts three to four months, after which the hair falls out and a new cycle begins. On any given day, 80 to 90 percent of hairs are in a growth phase, 50 to 100 hairs fall out (with an equal number starting a new cycle), and the remaining hairs are in the rest phase.\nHair loss can be caused by various phenomena. Some occur suddenly, others gradually. Some affect only the scalp, others all the hair on the body. Some are temporary, others permanent.\nThe most common cause of hair loss is a hereditary hormonal problem that produces a shorter growth phase, which causes the hair follicle to become shorter and thinner, bringing about a gradual loss of hair. The phenomenon is called androgenic alopecia (or, commonly, male-pattern baldness) and it mainly occurs in men, although women may also be affected. Heredity influences the age of onset of hair loss, as well as how quickly it occurs.\nThere are also many other causes of alopecia:\n- Hormonal changes associated with pregnancy, childbirth or menopause can cause temporary hair loss in women.\n- Thyroid problems, scalp infections, certain medications (e.g. cancer treatments) and certain skin diseases can cause alopecia.\n- Physical stress such as sudden weight loss or high fever, or emotional stress such as losing a loved one, can also cause hair loss. This loss is usually temporary.\n- Poor nutrition (anorexia or over-dieting), particularly an iron or protein deficiency, can also aggravate the problem.\n- Certain individuals suffering from a mental illness have an irresistible urge to pull on their head or body hair, leaving certain areas hairless.\n- Certain hairdos requiring that hair be pulled very tight can cause temporary hair loss, as can the incorrect use of hair colours or straighteners.\nThere are a few pharmaceutical drugs that can help counter hair loss:\n- Minoxidil is a liquid solution that is applied to the scalp twice a day to slow hair loss. This product promotes hair growth by extending the growth phase and stimulating more follicles to produce hair. It isn\u2019t a miracle product, as it only works for 30 to 40 percent of men and women who use it. It appears mainly effective when the hair loss has been occurring for under five years, when it affects mainly the top of the head and isn\u2019t larger than 10 centimeters in diameter.\nThis product must be used regularly for at least six months to determine whether it is working. If it is having an effect, the loss of hair should slow down within two months, and there should be an increase in hair growth as of the fourth to eighth month of use. The effect stabilizes after 12 to 18 months of use, but the treatment has to be continued in order for the effects to persist. The adverse effects are minor, with skin irritation being the most common. Since the product can be absorbed, it is important that it be applied to intact, lesion-free skin.\n- Finasteride is a medication used to treat androgenic alopecia. It is offered in tablet form and acts by reducing the production of a hormone associated with hair loss. It should not be used by women who could become pregnant. It is usually well tolerated at the doses recommended to treat alopecia. At higher doses, it may cause adverse effects such as erectile dysfunction or reduced libido.\n- There are also surgical treatments for alopecia. Various approaches are possible, depending on the location and extent of the hair loss, and the amount of hair available in other areas. For example, strips of scalp from areas with good hair coverage can be grafted onto bald (or balding) areas. When the bald area isn\u2019t too large, it can sometimes be removed and the rest of the non-balding scalp be sewn together.\n- Lastly, wigs are a simple way of masking temporary or permanent hair loss. There are quality lifelike products on the market now.\nIf you have any questions about hair loss, don\u2019t hesitate to speak to your doctor or pharmacist!",
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        "raw_content": "Six Tips For Improving Your Digital Job Search While You\u2019re Unemployed\nIf you\u2019re an unemployed web developer, your personal brand is still \u201cweb developer.\u201d\n[Photo: a_crotty/iStock]\nBy Susan P. Joyce 6 minute Read\nWhen you\u2019re unemployed, the sinking feeling that it\u2019ll be impossible to find another job isn\u2019t just in the pit of your stomach\u2013or your head. In many cases, you really are dealing with discrimination from employers. Northeastern University researchers found that someone who\u2019s been unemployed for six months or longer is much less likely to land an interview than someone who\u2019s been between jobs for only a short time, even if they lack the right skills.\nYour name is actually an extremely important set of keywords that you need to monitor and manage.\nBut while theres no magic fix, your prospects don\u2019t have to be as hopeless as they may feel, and one of the best ways to give them a major boost is to revamp your personal brand. That starts with getting one thing straight right away: When you\u2019re between jobs, \u201cunemployed\u201d is not your personal brand. So if you were a sales manager before you lost your job, then, assuming that\u2019s the work you still want to do, you\u2019re still a sales manager now.\nShowing employers this brand during your job search\u2013no matter how long it goes on\u2013can make a huge difference. And that also means making sure they can find it, including with some smart search engine optimization (SEO) techniques. Here\u2019s where to start.\nThe foundation of personal SEO is the set of search terms that describes your skills, experience, and accomplishments\u2013your keywords. That means you need to find and leverage the right keywords that your target employers are using to look for their ideal candidate, then work them back into your social media accounts.\nSo do some research to first check that the most current terms describing your line of work\u2013your role in your industry\u2013are up to date and as universally used as they can be. For example, your official job title might have been \u201cwebmaster\u201d once upon a time, but there are only a few job postings for \u201cwebmasters\u201d in 2017. The work hasn\u2019t gone away, but it likely has a new name, like \u201cweb developer,\u201d \u201cweb content developer,\u201d or a more specific one like \u201cfront-\u201d or \u201cback-end developer.\u201d\nOnce you identify that current job title, update your LinkedIn profile, Twitter bio, resume, and other professional materials accordingly.\nEmployers are famous for the intensity of their online research practices. You know your social media profiles are all clean, so there\u2019s no need to Google yourself, right?\nNot exactly. Someone else could be giving you a bad name online\u2013someone with the same name as you. And if you think it can\u2019t happen to you, think again. A friend of mine, Robert, spent four months sending his resume out with no luck. He assumed he was being ignored because of his unemployment, but something else was going on.\nRobert didn\u2019t know there was another man with the same name as him, living in the same state, who was actually a disbarred attorney named in a visible Supreme Court case. Yikes.\nAfter Googling his name and learning it was associated with the disgraced lawyer, Robert added his middle initial to his online profiles and resume in order to differentiate himself. Two weeks later, he was finally called in for an interview.\nYour name is actually an extremely important set of keywords that you need to monitor and manage. Start by searching your name inside quotation marks (\u201cYour Name\u201d) to see what other results that complete phrase surfaces. Is there someone out there with the same name that\u2019s so famous (or infamous) that nothing about you shows up within the first few pages of results? Think of this as \u201cdefensive Googling,\u201d and do it at least monthly, especially while you\u2019re unemployed.\nIf you have a common name and there are a lot of people associated with it, consider adding (or removing) a middle initial to your job search materials. You can also use a shortened version of your name, like using Rob instead of Robert. Whatever version of your name you determine is best, just be consistent. Consistency is key to successful personal branding and SEO.\nGet The Most From LinkedIn\nWhen you\u2019ve been unemployed for some time, you may feel like LinkedIn only underscores your employment status. But it\u2019s actually much worse to neglect your profile (or not create one at all) during the time you\u2019re out of work.\nReconsider volunteering to clean cages at the animal shelter if you\u2019re an accountant; instead, see if that shelter has books you can balance.\nEven though you don\u2019t have a current position, your search ranking will drop if your LinkedIn profile doesn\u2019t have a current title listed, making it much harder for recruiters to find you. So add a headline that reflects your goal. Use keywords related to the position you want, the skills you have, your accomplishments, and your industry.\nKeep Showing That You Know Your Stuff\nWhen employers search your name, you want them to find content that shows what a promising candidate you are, despite being unemployed. Write some blog posts on LinkedIn or just contribute some comments to LinkedIn groups where people in your field find and share information, or even start your own group.\nSlideShare is also a great option to show your expertise in a more visual format. Connect your SlideShare files to your LinkedIn profile to increase exposure\u2013just be aware of any content you\u2019re creating and sharing that\u2019s tied to previous work positions.\nWhile it may take some work to get off the ground, a podcast can also show employers your skills. To make the show easier to manage, even after you land your full-time job, find a colleague or friend to co-produce the podcast with you. And keep in mind that you may have a leg up on your fully employed competitors in the job market when it comes to content efforts like these\u2013you have the time to pour into them, they don\u2019t.\nIf you\u2019re having a hard time finding a job, I\u2019m sure someone at some point has suggested volunteer work. That may sound like a waste of time, but it\u2019s not. Deloitte researchers recently found that volunteer work is one of the most underrated job skills you can put on your resume. Just remember that the work should be relevant to your goals.\nFor example, reconsider volunteering to clean cages at the animal shelter if you\u2019re an accountant; instead, see if that shelter has books you can balance, donation funds that need managing, or other help that\u2019s specifically related to your skills and career goals. That way, the volunteer work bolsters your resume, boosts your networking, and builds your personal brand.\nAny long-term job search can be stressful, even when you\u2019ve already got a job, and even with the best personal brand and personal SEO. It\u2019s easy to blame yourself and get caught up in self-doubt. 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        "raw_content": "Policy Statement Regarding Minority Depository Institutions\nII. Comments Received\nIII. Final Policy Statement\u2014Section-by-Section Analysis\nIdentification of Minority Depository Institutions\nFailing Institutions\nFinal policy statement.\nThe FDIC is adopting a final Policy Statement Regarding Minority Depository Institutions. The final Policy Statement recognizes the importance of minority depository institutions and the unique challenges they often face in serving their communities. This FDIC Policy Statement complies with the requirements of Section 308 of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act of 1989 (\u201cFIRREA\u201d) by implementing an outreach program designed to preserve and encourage minority ownership of financial institutions. Based on comments received by the agency, the final Policy Statement amends the proposed definition of minority-owned institution, clarifies the types of technical assistance available from the FDIC, improves interagency coordination and enhances communications between the FDIC and minority institutions.\nBrett A. McCallister, Risk Management and Applications Section, Division of Supervision (202) 898-3803 or Grovetta N. Gardineer, Counsel, Legal Division, (202) 898-3728, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 550 17th Street, NW., Washington, DC 20429.\nOn April 3, 1990, the Board of Directors of the FDIC adopted a Policy Statement on Encouragement and Preservation of Minority Ownership of Financial Institutions. The original Policy Statement provided guidance to the industry regarding the agency's efforts in achieving the goals of Section 308 of FIRREA. On December 20, 2001, the FDIC Board of Directors approved a new proposed Policy Statement Regarding Minority-Owned Depository Institutions for public comment. The revised Policy Statement attempts to provide a more structured framework that sets forth initiatives of the FDIC to promote and preserve the minority ownership of depository institutions, and to provide technical assistance, training and educational programs to minority depository institutions by working with those institutions, their trade associations and the other Federal financial regulatory agencies. The proposed Policy Statement was published on January 2, 2002, and the comment period ended on March 4, 2002.\nThe FDIC received eleven comment letters in response to the proposed Policy Statement that raised 23 issues. The comments came from seven insured financial institutions and four trade associations. All of the commenters expressed support for the FDIC's proposed Policy Statement; however, each of the commenters recommended specific changes to the final Policy Statement. These comments and the changes and additions made to the final Policy Statement are discussed in detail below. It should be noted that several commenters raised issues that are not related to the proposed Policy Statement (i.e., CRA credit for assistance to minority- and women-owned financial institutions). These issues are being addressed in other projects of the FDIC and the other Federal financial institution regulators. Since the issues raised by those comments relate to other initiatives, they are not specifically discussed herein.\nFour commenters suggested that the FDIC develop a definition of \u201cminority-owned institution\u201d consistent with that used by other Federal agencies. Two commenters suggested that the FDIC change the term Black American to African American. Another commenter suggested that the definition of minority include multi-racial individuals. One commenter suggested that the definition of minority-owned include institutions owned by women. Three comments suggested that the FDIC expand the program to include legal residents of the United States as opposed to only citizens of the United States. The FDIC received a number of comments relating to whether an institution should continue to be considered minority-owned if it is merged with an institution that is publicly traded and/or widely held if the board of directors, account holders and community that it serves are predominantly minority. One commenter vehemently disagreed with expanding the definition to include publicly traded and widely held institutions under these circumstances, stating that the expanded definition would contradict the language and intent of Section 308 of FIRREA. Two commenters recommended expanding the definition of minority-owned to include any institution if a majority of its board of directors, account holders, and the community that it serves is predominantly minority. Another commenter suggested changing the requirement to allow publicly traded and widely held institutions to be considered minority-owned if any one of the three specified criteria were met. Two commenters suggested the definition of minority-owned be based on ownership or control by minority individuals. Another commenter preferred eliminating the ownership requirement entirely and basing the definition on the customers and community served. Several commenters suggested that the FDIC be more proactive and expeditious in identifying and notifying qualified bidders in the event a minority-owned institution failed. The agency also received several comments seeking further clarification as to the level of technical assistance the FDIC would provide. One commenter suggested that the FDIC consider hosting an annual conference designed to promote and encourage the creation of new minority-owned depository institutions. One commenter suggested that the return visit after examinations to provide technical assistance be available upon request rather than routinely offered to the institutions. One commenter recommended that the FDIC's national coordinator evaluate the training needs of individual minority-owned institutions. Two commenters recommended that the FDIC form an advisory board of minority-owned institution bankers to provide additional guidance in administering the program. Two commenters suggested that the content of the FDIC's Webpage contain information determined relevant by conducting a survey of all the minority-owned depository institutions and contain information regarding the FDIC's rules and regulations. Finally, three commenters suggested that the FDIC reduce the reporting burden on Start Printed Page 18619minority institutions as a result of the program. The FDIC has responded to these comments by defining the term minority depository institution, expanding the definition for purposes of this policy statement to include those institutions where its board of directors and community that it serves are predominantly minority, and providing a better explanation of technical assistance under the FDIC's outreach program. More specific discussions of the FDIC's particular responses to the comments are found in the section-by-section analysis.\nThe FDIC is changing the title of the statement to Policy Statement Regarding Minority Depository Institutions to reflect the change in the definition of minority depository institution for purposes of this policy statement.\nThe FDIC made a few technical amendments to this section of the Policy Statement. We reviewed the comments relating to a change in the definition of minority for purposes of this Policy Statement. The FDIC used the definition of minority as that term is defined in section 308 of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act (\u201cFIRREA\u201d). While we understand and appreciate the sensitivity surrounding the suggested changes to the definition of minority, the FDIC has no authority to change the statutory language, and therefore the agency is using the exact definition provided in the law. Accordingly, the definition of minority is unchanged in the Final Policy Statement.\nThree commenters suggested that the FDIC expand its program under the Policy Statement to include legal residents of the United States. Section 308 of FIRREA does not address the citizenship issue. Permanent legal residents are legally accorded the privilege of residing permanently in the United States. The FDIC's Minority Depository Institutions Program is centered on outreach, and institutions do not receive any direct economic benefit from participation. Therefore, the Policy Statement has been changed to include ownership by minority individuals that are permanent legal residents of the United States. Several commenters discussed the suggested criteria relating to board membership, account holders and the community served being predominantly minority to determine whether mutual institutions, publicly traded and widely held institutions should be considered minority-owned institutions. Based on the comments received, the FDIC is defining the term \u201cminority depository institution\u201d as any Federally insured depository institution where 51 percent or more of the voting stock is owned by minority individuals. In addition, for purposes of this Policy Statement, the FDIC is including in the definition of minority depository institution, institutions are not minority-owned but a majority of its Board of Directors and the community that it serves are predominantly minority. The FDIC is not including for consideration a criterion that the majority of account holders of an institution be predominantly minority. The FDIC does not intend to suggest that institutions should collect information regarding the race and national origin of their account holders in order to be considered minority depository institutions.\nAs a result, the term minority depository institution is being used throughout the policy statement in place of the term minority-owned institution.\nThere are no changes to this section of the Policy Statement.\nA technical change to this section that eliminates the requirement for the national coordinator to consult with officials from the FDIC's Division of Compliance and Consumer Affairs merely reflects an internal change in the FDIC's organizational structure. The FDIC is further clarifying the scope of its program under the Policy Statement by changing the final Policy Statement to reflect that the agency's regional coordinators will contact minority depository institutions directly supervised by the FDIC on an annual basis.\nThe proposed Policy Statement clarified the meaning of technical assistance and provided examples as to the types of assistance that FDIC employees could provide to minority depository institutions. While the Policy Statement cannot address every possible action by which the FDIC could assist an institution, the final Policy Statement further clarifies that FDIC employees can advise on risk management procedures, accounting practices, recruiting techniques, etc., but will not actually perform tasks expected of bank personnel. The final Policy Statement also emphasizes that the return visits are optional, and to be proactive, we feel the return visits should be offered rather than available upon request.\nOne of the goals specified in Section 308 of FIRREA is \u201cpromoting and encouraging creation of new minority depository institutions.\u201d Therefore, the final Policy Statement has been amended to state that the national and regional coordinators will work with trade associations and other organizations to attempt to identify groups that may be interested in establishing new minority depository institutions. FDIC representatives will be available to address such groups to discuss the application process, the requirements of becoming FDIC insured, and the various programs geared toward minority depository institutions. In response to those comments regarding the FDIC's training and educational programs, the final Policy Statement emphasizes that we will work with trade associations representing minority depository institutions and other regulatory agencies to periodically assess the need for, and provide for, training and educational opportunities. The FDIC will partner with the trade associations to offer these types of programs during their annual conferences and other regional meetings. To address the specific needs of each institution, the agency will offer to have staff members return after examinations of minority depository institutions directly supervised by the FDIC to provide technical assistance.\nSeveral commenters suggested the FDIC be proactive and expeditious in identifying qualified interested bidders in the case of a failing minority-owned institution. The process of notifying qualified minority depository institutions is handled by the FDIC's Division of Resolutions and Receiverships (\u201cDRR\u201d). This Division already contacts all qualified minority-owned institutions nationwide in the case of a failing minority-owned institution. The process is handled as quickly as possible considering that the FDIC must be relatively certain that an institution will actually fail before soliciting the interest of other institutions. A technical amendment to this section is being made to ensure that the FDIC consults with all trade associations that represent minority depository institutions in maintaining a list of qualified and interested bidders. Start Printed Page 18620\nNo changes are being made to this section of the Final Policy Statement since the program does not impose any reporting burden on minority depository institutions participating in the program.\nA technical change is being made to this section based on comments aimed at making the site more beneficial. The final Policy Statement is being changed to indicate that the Webpage will provide links to various FDIC resources of information available to the public such as the FDIC's Rules and Regulations. The final Policy Statement also provides a general description of the proposed Webpage and states that visitors will have the opportunity to provide feedback regarding the FDIC's program and the usefulness of the Webpage.\nFor the reasons set forth above, the final Policy Statement is amended to read as follows:\nMinority depository institutions often promote the economic viability of minority and under-served communities. The FDIC has long recognized the importance of minority depository institutions and has historically taken steps to preserve and encourage minority ownership of insured financial institutions.\nIn August 1989, Congress enacted the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 (\u201cFIRREA\u201d). Section 308 of FIRREA established the following goals:\nPreserve the number of minority depository institutions;\nPreserve the minority character in cases of merger or acquisition;\nProvide technical assistance to prevent insolvency of institutions not now insolvent;\nPromote and encourage creation of new minority depository institutions; and\nProvide for training, technical assistance, and educational programs.\n\u201cMinority\u201d as defined by Section 308 of FIRREA means any \u201cBlack American, Asian American, Hispanic American, or Native American.\u201d Section 308 of FIRREA defines \u201cminority depository institution\u201d as any Federally insured depository institution where 51 percent or more of the voting stock is owned by one or more \u201csocially and economically disadvantaged individuals.\u201d Given the ambiguous nature of the phrase \u201csocially and economically disadvantaged individuals,\u201d for the purposes of this Policy Statement, minority depository institution is defined as any Federally insured depository institution where 51 percent or more of the voting stock is owned by minority individuals. This includes institutions collectively owned by a group of minority individuals, such as a Native American Tribe. Ownership must be by U.S. citizens or permanent legal U.S. residents to be counted in determining minority ownership. In addition to the institutions that meet the ownership test, for the purposes of this Policy Statement, institutions will be considered minority depository institutions if a majority of the Board of Directors is minority and the community that the institution serves is predominantly minority.\nTo ensure that all minority depository institutions are able to participate in the program, the FDIC will maintain a list of Federally insured minority depository institutions. Institutions that are not already identified as minority depository institutions can request to be designated as such by certifying that they meet the above definition. For institutions supervised directly by the FDIC, our examiners will review the appropriateness of an institution being on the list during the examination process. In addition, case managers in our regional offices will note changes to the list while processing deposit insurance applications, merger applications, change of control notices, or failures of minority depository institutions. The FDIC will work closely with the other Federal regulatory agencies to ensure that institutions not directly supervised by the FDIC are accurately captured on our list. In addition, the FDIC will periodically provide the list to relevant trade associations and seek input regarding its accuracy. Inclusion in the FDIC's minority depository institution program is voluntary. Any minority depository institution not wishing to participate in this program will be removed from the official list upon request.\nThe FDIC has designated a national coordinator for the FDIC's minority depository institutions program in the Washington Office and a regional coordinator in each Regional Office. The national coordinator will consult with officials from the Office of Diversity and Economic Opportunity, the Legal Division, and the Division of Resolutions and Receiverships to ensure appropriate personnel are involved in program initiatives. The national coordinator will regularly contact the various minority depository institution trade associations to seek feedback on the FDIC's efforts under this program, discuss possible training initiatives, and explore options for preserving and promoting minority ownership of depository institutions. As the primary Federal regulator for State nonmember banks, the FDIC will focus its efforts on these institutions. However, the national coordinator will meet with the other Federal regulators periodically to discuss each agency's outreach efforts, to share ideas, and to identify opportunities where the agencies can work together to assist minority depository institutions. Representatives of other divisions and offices may participate in these meetings.\nThe regional coordinators are knowledgeable about minority bank issues and are available to answer questions or to direct inquiries to the appropriate office. However, each FDIC-insured institution has previously been assigned a specific case manager in their regional office who will continue to be the institution's central point of contact at the FDIC. At least annually, regional coordinators will contact each minority depository institution directly supervised by the FDIC in their respective regions to discuss the FDIC's efforts to promote and preserve minority ownership of financial institutions and to offer to have a member of regional management meet with the institution's board of directors to discuss issues of interest. Finally, the regional coordinators will contact all new minority State nonmember banks identified through insurance applications, merger applications, or change in control notices to familiarize the institutions with the FDIC's minority depository institution program.\nThe FDIC can provide technical assistance to minority depository institutions in several ways on a variety of issues. An institution can contact its case manager for assistance in understanding bank regulations, FDIC policies, examination procedures, etc. Case managers can also explain the application process and the type of analysis and information required for different applications. During examinations, examiners are expected to fully explain any supervisory Start Printed Page 18621recommendations and should offer to help management understand satisfactory methods to address such recommendations.\nAt the conclusion of each examination of a minority depository institution directly supervised by the FDIC, the FDIC will offer to have representatives return to the institution approximately 90 to 120 days later to review areas of concern or topics of interest to the institution. The purpose of the return visits will be to assist management in understanding and implementing examination recommendations, not to identify new problems. The level of technical assistance provided should be commensurate with the issues facing the institution. As such, institutions where more examination recommendations are made would generally be offered more detailed technical assistance in implementing those recommendations.\nFDIC employees can advise on risk management procedures, accounting practices, recruiting techniques, etc., but will not actually perform tasks expected of an institution's management or employees. For example, FDIC employees may explain Call Report instructions as they relate to specific accounts, but will not assist in the preparation of an institution's Call Report. As another example, FDIC employees may provide information on community reinvestment opportunities, but will not recommend a specific transaction.\nThe FDIC will work with trade associations representing minority depository institutions and other regulatory agencies to periodically assess the need for, and provide for, training opportunities and educational opportunities. We will partner with the trade associations to offer training programs during their annual conferences and other regional meetings.\nThe national coordinator and the regional coordinators will also work with trade associations and other organizations to attempt to identify groups that may be interested in establishing new minority depository institutions. FDIC representatives will be available to address such groups to discuss the application process, the requirements of becoming FDIC insured, and the various programs geared toward minority depository institutions.\nThe FDIC will attempt to preserve the minority character of failing institutions during the resolution process. In the event of a potential failure of a minority depository institution, the Division of Resolutions and Receiverships will contact all minority depository institutions nationwide that qualify to bid on failing institutions. The Division of Resolutions and Receiverships will solicit qualified minority depository institutions' interest in the failing institution, discuss the bidding process, and upon request, offer to provide technical assistance regarding completion of the bid forms. In addition, the Division of Resolutions and Receiverships, with assistance from the Office of Diversity and Economic Opportunity, will maintain a list of minority individuals and nonbank entities that have expressed an interest in acquiring failing minority-owned institutions. Trade associations that represent minority depository institutions will also be contacted periodically to help identify possible interested parties.\nThe regional coordinators will report their region's activities related to this Policy Statement to the national coordinator quarterly. The national coordinator will compile the results of the regional offices' reports and submit a quarterly summary to the Office of the Chairman. Our efforts to preserve and promote minority ownership of depository institutions will also be highlighted in the FDIC's Annual Report.\nThe FDIC will create a Webpage on its Internet site (www.fdic.gov) to promote the Minority Depository Institution Program. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Destination / Orlando\nOrlando Holidays 2019/2020\nAnyone who knows Disney is sure to know that Orlando is the place to be to get the full experience. The city is known for having a great selection of theme park rides and rollercoasters too, so if you\u2019re looking for a fun family holiday destination, Orlando should definitely be on your list.\nThere\u2019s much more to experience than the thrill of the theme park though. To take a look at what Orlando has to offer, head on over to our Secret Florida guide. Don\u2019t hesitate to get in touch with us to make a booking or find out more information on 0800 804 4179.\nPopular Orlando Destinations\nOne of the most popular areas to visit in Florida, International Drive attracts many thanks to the great range of activities it boasts. From theme parks to museums, there\u2019s always something going on here. Find out more in our in-depth guide to International Drive.\nA beautiful part of Florida, Kissimmee is a great location if you want to experience the natural beauty of the area, while still being just a short distance from lively attractions such as theme parks and more. If you\u2019re thinking of heading to Kissimmee this year, find out more about the area in our guide.\nFrom all things Disney to dining out in style, Lake Buena Vista is full of surprises. Families are sure to love checking out the latest from their favourite characters at the Disney theme parks, while there are many other attractions including sports, shopping and eating out to enjoy. Find out what Lake Buena Vista has to offer in our detailed guide.\nWalt Disney World Resort opened its doors back in 1971 and is now the most visited theme park in the world.\nUniversal is where characters come to life and visitors of all ages can experience a trip of a lifetime.\nMore Orlando Links\nThere are plenty of options for Villas and Apartments in Orlando, so you can be close to the attractions you want to see.\nOrlando is the place to be and choosing a hotel is easy with the wide variety of choices available.\nTo cope with demand Orlando has 2 international Airports - Sanford International and Orlando International.\nOur Best Orlando Package Holiday Deals\nFilter Results for Orlando Holidays\nREKL5MGGA3:ADB652682581A55FBC80CFB731DDF9D6 reset",
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        "raw_content": "Duly and Validly Issued, Fully Paid and Nonassessable: Importance of Statutory Formalities for ...\nPosted By Nina Chen 06.27.2012\nFrom the outset of a new company\u2019s existence, the founders should be aware of all statutory requirements for issuing stock and should follow all required formalities when doing so. Without the proper authorizations, stock issued may be deemed void and could have an adverse effect on the company\u2019s control and governance.\nThe Delaware courts generally will not recognize stock that has not been properly approved and issued pursuant to the applicable statutory or corporate formalities. The case law in Delaware suggests that while some defects in stock issuances can be cured by later board ratifications, the circumstances are unclear as to when this is acceptable and, more often than not, the Delaware courts find that the defect is incurable and the stock issuance is void.\nThe holders of a company\u2019s stock appoint the board and have voting authority over certain corporate actions. Accordingly, defective stock issuances may result in invalidation of company actions that were improperly approved by holders of void stock or approved by directors that were appointed by holders of void stock, and can create uncertainty as to the proper owners of the company and create challenges in completing a future sale or initial public offering of the company.\nTo avoid these potential pitfalls, it\u2019s crucial to understand the requirements for issuing stock under the law of the state in which the company is incorporated. For Delaware corporations, the critical requirements are set forth in the Delaware General Corporation Law (the \u201cDGCL\u201d), and are summarized as follows:\nThe company\u2019s certificate of incorporation must state the number of authorized shares the company is allowed to issue and the company may not issue more than the number of shares authorized (Section 151 of the DGCL).\nAny increase in the number of authorized stock requires an amendment to the certificate of incorporation, which must be approved by the Board of Directors and the stockholders of the Company, and properly filed with the Secretary of State of Delaware (Section 242 of the DGCL).\nThe Board of Directors of a company must approve and authorize all grants of stock (Section 141 of the DGCL).\nThe stock must be fully paid by the holder, in an amount set by the Board of Directors and not less than the par value of the stock (Sections 152 and 153 of the DGCL). This means each stockholder must pay an amount equal to at least the par value of the stock for the stock to be validly issued.\nThis preceding is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all steps a company must take to ensure that its stock has been properly issued; rather, the DGCL sections referenced above provide the basic, fundamental statutory requirements that companies operating under Delaware law must follow. Companies should consult their legal counsel before issuing stock.\nFor a more in-depth analysis of relevant case law in Delaware, C. Stephen Bigler and Seth Barrett Tillman\u2019s article provides additional insight into the pitfalls companies should avoid when issuing new shares of stock.\nThis post on Capitalization Issues and Start-up Legal Issues was authored by Nina Chen.\nTopics: Capitalization Issues, Post, Start-Up Legal Issues",
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        "raw_content": "No. 6 Cincinnati routs short-handed SMU for 16th win in row\nDALLAS (AP) Sixth-ranked Cincinnati is still undefeated in the American Athletic Conference, with its longest winning streak and highest ranking in coach Mick Cronin\u2019s 12 seasons.\nThe key now for the Bearcats is staying focused on the immediate future \u2013 and not what could happen in March.\n\u201dWe obviously know where we\u2019re at, but we have to keep on going,\u201d senior Kyle Washington said. \u201dWe just know how many games we lost, and we know when practice is and when\u2019s the next game. And that\u2019s the truth.\u201d\nWashington scored 17 points on 8-of-12 shots and had eight rebounds in his 18 minutes as the Bearcats won their 16th straight game \u2013 including all 12 AAC games \u2013 with a 76-51 victory over short-handed SMU on Sunday.\nThe Bearcats (23-2, 12-0 AAC) missed their first seven shots in the game, but were down only 5-2 when they finally scored just more than 3 minutes in on a dunk by Nysier Brooks. That started a 9-0 run that put them ahead to stay, and they had as much as a 35-point lead midway through the second half after a span of making 11 of 13 shots.\nJimmy Whitt and Jahmal McMurray each had 19 points for SMU (15-10, 5-7), which has lost three straight and seven of 10.\n\u201dObviously they\u2019re dealing with injuries, but it\u2019s still 5-on-5, so you\u2019ve got to come out ready to play,\u201d Cronin said. \u201dWe were able to get separation and do what we should have done in this situation that SMU is in, and be able to pull away from them.\u201d\nSMU knew it would be without preseason AAC player of the year Shake Milton for the third straight game because of an injured right hand, while Jarrey Foster (left knee) and Everett Ray (left foot) were already sidelined by season-ending injuries. But freshman starting forward Ethan Chargois then injured his ankle during pregame shootaround, leaving the Mustangs with only six available scholarship players.\nThis was the most-lopsided loss by the Mustangs in their five seasons as an AAC member. The previous low mark was a 76-56 loss at Cincinnati just a month ago, when they still had a full roster.\n\u201dJust the amazing events of the last three weeks is what has the mood where it\u2019s at,\u201d SMU coach Tim Jankovich said. \u201dIt\u2019s honestly most surreal situation I\u2019ve ever been in my life, and because I feel that, I feel for (the players) like you can\u2019t believe. \u2026 Injuries are no one\u2019s fault. Injuries are luck.\u201d\nThe injuries are compounded by the program still dealing with reduced scholarships \u2013 through next season \u2013 because of NCAA sanctions handed down in September 2015 when Larry Brown was still the head coach. They went 25-5 that season, but were banned from the NCAA Tournament. They were still short-handed last year when they won the AAC title and did get to accept an NCAA berth.\n\u201dI was always a little mad,\u201d Jankovich said about the scholarship penalties. \u201dNow with the bad luck, it seems surreal.\u201d\nCincinnati: The Bearcats got to SMU last February also with a 22-2 record and a 15-game winning streak. The Mustangs won the matchup of ranked teams 60-51, and Cincinnati went on to a 30-win season as the AAC runner-up. The Bearcats want that conference title this season.\n\u201dI think we focused on the huge goals last year too much and I think we lost perspective of all the small details,\u201d Washington said. \u201dSo I\u2019m glad we\u2019re paying attention to that now.\u201d\nSMU: Despite three wins over teams ranked 14th or better, the fade in conference play has been dramatic for a team already mathematically eliminated from a chance to defend its AAC title. Getting back to the NCAA Tournament for the second year in a row has also become more of a longshot each day.\nMORE PAINS\nBen Emelogu played only 24 minutes for SMU after getting banged up at last twice in the game. He finished 1-of-8 shooting for two points with three rebounds.\nCincinnati plays Thursday at Houston, which 80-70 to the Bearcats on Jan. 31. They have three straight home games after that.\nSMU is home against Memphis and looking for its seventh straight win in that series.",
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        "raw_content": "Real faith means stepping out before I know how it will turn out\nIn review of Mark 11:22 it says, \u201cJesus answered and said to them, have faith in God.\u201d\nHave faith in God for your needs, not your wants.\nI am reminded this morning to have faith in God for what I need and to not rely on myself or be focused on selfish motives.\nToday's passage comes from Mark 11, where Jesus is telling the disciples that they can pray for anything. He tells them to have faith in God. For with your faith you can ask and it will happen. But you must really believe it will happen and have no doubt in your heart. When you are praying, first forgive anyone you may be holding a grudge against, so that your Father in heaven will forgive you too.\nThe kind of prayer that moves mountains is prayer for the fruitfulness of God's Kingdom. God can do the impossible. He will answer my prayers, but not as a result of my positive mental attitude. Other conditions must be met: 1) I must be a believer; 2) I must not hold a grudge against another; 3) I must not pray with selfish motives; 4) my request must be for the good of God's Kingdom. To pray effectively, I need faith in God, not faith in the object of my request. If I focus only on my request, I will be left with nothing if my request is refused.\nJesus, my example, prayed, \"Everything is possible for you... Yet I want your will to be done, not mine.\" In my own life, my prayers are often motivated by my own interests and desires. I like the notion of hearing that I can have anything. But Jesus prayed with God's interests in mind. When I pray, I can express my desires, but I should want his will above mine. I need to be sure I'm keeping myself in check to be sure my prayers are focused on His interests and not mine.\nWhat I\u2019m learning is that God will not allow a storm unless He has a divine purpose for it. So regardless of what happens I need to put my trust in God\u2019s faithfulness. He did not save me in the past, just to let me drown in a puddle. What God has done for me in the past, I can expect for the future. He never changes, and He has my very best in mind, wanting me and my soul to prosper.\nReal faith means stepping out before I know how it will turn out. It means following God\u2019s will for my life, not caring out my own plan and asking God to squeeze into it. It means I become quiet, listening, attentive... while God is doing the talking, the leading and the guiding.\nI can delight myself in the Lord and tell Him the desires of my heart. He is available to not only meet but greatly exceed my wildest expectations. I just need to simply give Him the chance to intervene on my behalf.\nLabels: Confidence, Faith, Will",
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        "raw_content": "If you are a mathematics student then you will know that solving word problems is one of the hardest things to do. The whole idea of word problems can make a person nervous because simply understanding these problems can be very difficult.\nAlthough they can be difficult, you can still find many ways to make these problems easier for you.\nHere you will find some tips that everyone who wants to solve word problems quickly and efficiently should know. Whether it be tips for solving algebra or word problems, our tricks will always come in handy. Below you will find our five top tips for solving word problems.\nReading The Question\n\u201cWhen you are given a word problem then the first thing that you need to do is read the question carefully.\u201d\nWhen you are given a word problem then the first thing that you need to do is read the question carefully. This does not mean that you just quickly skim through the question without gaining a proper understanding of what it is asking of you. Instead, it is important that you take your time and absorb all the information provided for you. There are no trick questions.\nSetting Up An Equation\nWhenever you are given a word problem then you will always find a mathematical equation hidden in the question. It is your job to understand the problem and derive a solvable equation so that you may find the correct answer. If you have read the question carefully, then it will be easier for you to translate the words into a mathematical equation.\n\u201cThis can only be done if you know the necessary formulas for the equations.\u201d\nAfter you have formulated an understandable equation then the first thing that you need to do is make it simpler to solve. This can only be done if you know the necessary formulas for the equations. When solving an equation, these formulas are basically handy shortcuts to help you find the answer. That is why it is important for you to know these shortcuts inside out. With the help of the right formulas you can make a tricky equation far easier to solve.\nMemorizing can be a difficult task especially when there are arithmetic computations involved. However, this skill can make your life a lot easier. You do not have to memorize everything; instead, you just need to stick to the important stuff that is used most often. For starters, you need to learn the powers of bases, multiplication tricks, subtraction tricks and other things like this. Memorizing them will take time but once you\u2019ve got it all locked down, solving mathematical problems will become quite simple.\n\u201cBy simplifying fractions, you can make a seemingly difficult equation much easier to solve.\u201d\nIf you really want to make a problem easier to solve then it is a great idea for you to simplify fractions to their lowest terms. This is very helpful when the numbers are large and difficult to solve. By simplifying fractions, you can make a seemingly difficult equation much easier to solve.\nThese were some of the best tips that you should know if you want to solve word problems quickly.\nSolving word problems is difficult for most people, but if you use these tips to your advantage then you will find the solutions far quicker and easier.",
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        "raw_content": "Previous Post In Texas, Who You Allegedly Assault Matters a Lot\nNext Post Texas Charges: Is It Family Violence or Domestic Violence?\nYou are required to stop when an officer pulls you over on suspicion of DWI. You are also required to provide your driver\u2019s license and insurance information when the officer asks for it.\nIn general, it is in your best interest to be cordial and respectful to the officer to avoid facing additional fines and charges, but remember that you have the right to not say anything that could incriminate you under the Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution. This includes not answering \u201cbasic\u201d questions like whether you have been drinking and where you have been.\nOutside your vehicle\nYou can expect the officer to ask you to step out of the vehicle. Under Texas law, you must get out of the vehicle if the officer makes a request.\nHe or she will also likely ask you to take some tests to make sure you are okay to drive. 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        "raw_content": "Key Personnel: Michael Treschow, chairman; Paul Polman, chief executive officer; Jean-Marc Hu\u00ebt, chief financial officer; Douglas Baillie, chief human resources officer; David Blanchard, chief research and development officer; Alan Jope, president personal care; Kees Kruythoff, president, North America; Nitin Paranjpe, president, home care; Pier Luigi Sigismondi, chief supply chain officer; Ritva Sotamaa, chief legal officer; Keith Weed, chief marketing and communications officer; Jan Zijderveld, president, Europe.\nMajor Products: Personal Care\u2014Axe/Lynx, Dove, Lifebuoy, Pond\u2019s, Rexona, Signal, Close-Up, Sunsilk, Lux, Vaseline, Tigi. Household Care\u2014Persil/Omo, Cif, Comfort, Domestos, Sunlight, Radiant, Surf, Snuggle.\nNew Products: Lifebuoy with ANS, Regenerate, Comfort Intense, Axe Black; Acquisitions\u2014Qinyuan, Kate Somerville, Ren, Dermalogica and Murad.\nComments: While others are selling, Unilever\u2019s buying. In recent months, the company acquired Murad, Dermalogica, Kate Somerville and Ren, all in an effort to expand its prestige skin care business. Terms were not disclosed in any of the deals.\nPersonal care is Unilever\u2019s largest category and includes Dove, Rexona, Axe, Lux and Sunsilk. Last year, personal care sales fell 2.2% to $21.6 billion, but operating margin improved to 18.7%, up from 17.8% in 2013. Leading the way was Lifebuoy, which reported a 15% increase in sales due, in part, to a relaunch in South Asia of the core range with Activ Naturol Shield (ANS), a patented combination of natural ingredients that is said to protect against 10 infection-causing germs. Sales of Lifebuoy also benefitted from a rollout in China. Within oral care, Regenerate dental care system debuted in the UK. 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However, he warned that time is running out to address climate change and its attendant miseries such as pollution, hunger and disease.\nPolman called for a change in the system, noting:\n\u201cWe must be disruptive\u2014taking risks and challenging the status quo;\u201d\n\u201cWe must be bold\u2014looking at new technologies and creative means of financing;\u201d and\n\u201cWe must be inclusive\u2014building new multi-sector coalitions that aggregate efforts and harness the energy of the young to the cause.\u201d\nFor the first quarter of 2015, coporate sales increased 12.3% to approximately $14 billion, helped significantly by a 10.6% positive currency impact. The company noted that personal care sales improved, but still remain below historic levels. Gains in home care were broad-based.\nIn personnel matters, the company announced that chief financial officer Jean-Marc Hu\u00ebt will retire on Oct. 1. 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        "raw_content": "Old Bailey's Scales of Justice ANL-141010-181652001\nThe following are court results for the Observer area from Hastings Magistrates\u2019 Court from January 13.- 18\nLiam Harvey (aged 25), of Bristol Road, St Leonards, was found guilty of assault by beating. The offence took place at Hastings on July 14 last year. He was sent to prison for 20 weeks, suspended for 18 months. He was also given a community order with a requirement of 200 hours of unpaid work. He was ordered to pay \u00a3320 in compensation and \u00a3625 in prosecution costs. Magistrates said the reason for the sentence was because it was a road-rage, resulting in assault and injury.\nTheresa Feathers, (aged 58), of Little Twitten, Cooden, Bexhill, was found guilty of harassment by leaving letters on a car and posting them through a mailbox as well as shouting abuse, banging on windows and repeatedly ringing a doorbell at various times of day and night. 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        "raw_content": "You are here Home > Bridges > Hardin Bridge\nThe old Hardin Bridge is still there, though a new one was built around 2010-2011 crossing the Etowah River just next to it. It is said that a couple accidentally drove off the old bridge many decades ago, and their spirits still haunt the area. Voices and screams are heard, and ghostly headlights are seen, only to disappear inexplicably.\nHardin Bridge Rd SW\nEuharlee, GA (3.1 mi.)\nKingston, GA (3.5 mi.)\nCartersville, GA (7.4 mi.)\nTaylorsville, GA (7.9 mi.)\nEmerson, GA (10.6 mi.)\nWhite, GA (12.2 mi.)\nAragon, GA (12.4 mi.)\nAdairsville, GA (12.4 mi.)\nShannon, GA (13.2 mi.)\nBraswell, GA (14.0 mi.)\nLisa Leggett | October 1, 2015 at 5:34 pm\nThere was a girl that was hung in the middle of the bridge and you can still see her\nSam | October 4, 2015 at 7:11 pm\nHeres a pic of the bridge. It\u2019s is now gone but he ghosts remain\nYour version is not the story I was told by an older gentleman that lived in a house very close to the bridge when the incident he related to me took place.\nIn 1984, my 1st year of college I was taking a geology course from a rather eccentric lady by the name of Dr. Lewis Lipps. She took the class on a field trip in the Emerson area. After visiting several rock formations that include fossils we stopped at the Hardin bridge, which looked very similar to the picture posted in the comments section. As we exited the van, an older gentleman walked from his residence a few hundred yards away. Dr. Lips introduced him (I cannot recall his name), then she asked him to relate the story of the green lady.\nHe told us; In 1954 a 16 year old girl was sunning in her front yard located in a neighborhood behind Roy\u2019s Little Garden in nearby Rome. The girl\u2019s mother left to run some errands for a while. When she returned her daughter was missing, she asked several neighbour\u2019s if they has seen her, one replied they had seen her speaking to a man in a car. Eventually the mother called the police and reported her daughter missing, giving them a description of the car the neighbor had seen. The police put out an alert for the girl and the car.\nSometime later a car in the Emerson area was stopped for speeding, the officer realized it met the description of the one associated with the missing girl. In the trunk of the car a bloody blanket was found, the driver was questioned but refused to answer. Due to the close proximity of Hardin Bridge that is where the search for a body started. The older gentleman stated he helped search the riverbank that day and the following part of the story he knew to be fact. The sheriff called in a dive team from Atlanta but they only had a couple of hours of daylight left by the time they got there. As twilight set in the search was called off for the day, a group of searches were crossing the bridge after searching the opposite bank. (The gentleman storyteller called this individuals name but I cannot recall it) He said Mr ????? Was coming back across a little behind the rest of the group, he was watching his steps since the gaps in the boards make you want to step extra careful. Mr. ???? Told us later that he saw a flash of light from the water between the planks, he walked to the side of the bridge and could still see a faint greenish glow from below the water. Mr. ???? Called to one of the divers not yet out of the water saying he had seen something and pointed to the spot. The diver swam over and checked and found the body of the young girl tied to several concrete blocks. The gentleman storyteller said he had never seen the green glow but many people he knew had and some of them were trustworthy.\nI asked my mother if she recalled the disappearance of a girl from Roy\u2019s Little Garden ( my mom would have been in her early 20s then) she said she did. Years later after I married I asked my mother in law, she knew the girls mother.\nMiss Samantha | February 12, 2017 at 7:02 am\nThe Grants were the family who lived in the house by the Bridge. The were a lot of things that happened on that bridge but I\u2019ve been on it even walked it at night and never saw ghost .. I\u2019m thankful I didn\u2019t.. but I\u2019m not saying they isn\u2019t anything on it tho\nT.H | February 22, 2017 at 3:33 pm\nThe story you are talking about is basically true, but wrong bridge. The one the girl got thrown off was Milam Bridge, in Euharlee, Ga. Right at Plant Bowen. This Bridge is still standing, but abandoned.\nRon | February 12, 2017 at 5:50 am\nThe story about then little girl is close but not quite correct. She lived in and was kidnapped in Rome, it was 1955, she was 14, he never made it to Emerson, they didn\u2019t use divers in 55 they used what amounted to large fish hooks. She was in the water about 3 days before he finally confessed to where she should be, it was a truck, not a car and it wasn\u2019t this bridge, it\u2019s the one closer to the city of Euharlee. Her name was Patricia Ann Cook, his name was Willie Grady Cochran.\nI remember a lot of stories about this . I lived in the near by town of Kingston Ga. the people who lived in the house across the Bridge were The Grants and were close friends of my families. I was raised with their kids. But i have been on that Bridge at night playing and walking and never saw any ghost. But they have been a lot of things happen on that old Bridge. 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        "raw_content": "Home / FAQ / How do I obtain self employed health insurance coverage?\nHow do I obtain self employed health insurance coverage?\nIf you are self employed, there are a couple of different ways you can obtain health insurance coverage. If you have recently terminated employment with a company at which you were covered under a group health insurance plan, you can elect COBRA coverage. If this does not apply to you, another method of obtaining coverage is to find a reputable insurance broker to work with you on obtaining a personal policy.\nEnter your zip code in the box provided to view health insurance quotes for self-employed plans.\nOnly companies that employ two or more employees are eligible for coverage under a group health insurance plan. Therefore, self employed health insurance coverage equates to an individual health insurance policy. If you are a self employed, one-man-show, health insurance coverage should still be an important consideration. Unfortunately, those who are self employed will find that health insurance coverage is usually different for them than for other businesses.\nIf you are eligible for COBRA with your former employer, this may be an option for you. Take note, however, that the premium for COBRA coverage will be significantly higher than the employee premium. Additionally, coverage is only available for 18 months after your group plan terminates.\nIf you are not eligible for, or choose not to elect, COBRA you will need to shop for an individual policy. Finding good coverage, however, can be very difficult. At this point, you will want to turn to a broker to assist you.\nCOBRA is an acronym for Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act. This is a law that was enacted by the federal government to give workers and their families the option to continue for a short length of time, the same group health insurance coverage they had with their former employer. Qualified COBRA recipients are usually required to pay 102% of the employee premium.\nIf you recently terminated employment with a company at which you were covered under a health insurance plan, you are eligible for COBRA for a period of at least 18 months. There are other circumstances in which this period could be extended. Employers are required by law to send COBRA election forms and a Certificate of Credible Coverage to employees within 45 days of their group plan termination date.\nHow much will health insurance coverage cost if I am self employed?\nIf you are eligible for COBRA, the paperwork from your employer should include your cost of coverage for COBRA benefits. If you have not received this information, you should contact a benefits representative at the company.\nIf you are not eligible for, or choose not to elect, COBRA, you will need to shop for an individual plan. There are many factors that determine the cost of individual plans. Your medical history is one factor. If you have a clean medical history, you will find it easier to obtain a policy and the premium will be less expensive.\nSome other factors that affect the cost of coverage are:\nCoverage for other family members\nYou can reduce your monthly premium by choosing a plan with a higher deductible and higher out of pocket requirements. If you elect to cover other family members, expect a significant increase in premium.\nCertain states have special regulations that affect the health insurance coverage you choose. For instance, in New York, age is not a determining factor for determining cost of coverage. You should research your state to see if there are any special circumstances or considerations.\nHow does Health Care Reform affect self employed insurance coverage?\nIn 2010, a national high-risk pool was created which allows individuals who are considered high risk to buy coverage at a reduced rate until 2014. At that point, it will be illegal for insurance companies to decline coverage for any individual with pre-existing conditions.\nAnother great benefit for the self employed, thanks to the Affordable Care Act is a new tax credit for startup entrepreneurs who pay themselves less than $50,000 a year. Researching this new legislation may turn up some other interesting facts that may affect you.\nHealth care reform is an ongoing process over the next few years and includes provisions to benefit small businesses and the self employed. If you are included in this category, it is encouraging to know that there are new laws in place that should make obtaining self employed health insurance coverage easier and more affordable. 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        "raw_content": "Mental illness is a mental health problem that affects a person\u2019s thinking and behaviour. Everybody is susceptible to mental illness. While genetic factors do play a role in the onset but it is not always the case. There are families with a history of mental illness, and other family members show no signs of it. On the other hand, there are families with no predisposition to mental illness, and it suddenly strikes any family member.\nGovernment of India has classified mental illness under non- communicable diseases such as Cancer, Blindness etc. Perhaps Mental Health needs a standalone administrative set up under the Ministry of Health to give it visibility as an illness. Mental Illness means a disorder of mood, thought, perception, orientation, and memory which affect the overall functions of social cognition and behaviour causing distress to the individual and his/ her family, this also includes such condition precipitated by substance abuse and alcohol. Unlike mental retardation, Mental Illness can affect anyone anytime depending on the individual\u2019s genetic predisposition. How much of nature and how much of nurture eludes scientific explanation of causes of Mental Illness.\nAccording to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), one in five Americans have a mental illness. Every sixth Indian needs mental health help, 8% of people in Karnataka have mental illness, Mental problems more in 30\u201349 age group or over 60, low income linked to occurrence of mental disorders, and urban areas to be most affected. Suggesting that mental illness is extremely common.\nPeople are much more willing to talk about mental illness than previously. It\u2019s not shameful to have a mental health issue, and it can be liberating for people to express what they\u2019re going through. In doing this, they can find people to relate to and feel less alone. That\u2019s the thing about living with mental health issues\u2014it can make you feel isolated and different. You are not weird or a \u201cfreak\u201d because you have a mental illness. You are a human being who has a legitimate health issue.\nAlways keep in mind that mental illness is a reality. Find someone you feel comfortable with and talk about your feelings however it\u2019s hard to find one in the present one but do try and find out. Mental health professionals are also available now-a-days who are trained to help you with these concerns. Sometimes it is seen that people give up on finding help, please don\u2019t do so. A mental health professional may be the one to change your life. They care about you and can guide you through your struggles and show you that there is a better quality of life out there.",
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        "raw_content": "January 21, 2019 / AWHeartlyAdmin /\nDomestic violence is a serious problem in this country, and around the world. Victims of domestic violence are often afraid or simply unable to talk about their situation, for fear of potential repercussions. If you know someone who is being abused, or if you suspect abuse, you will certainly want to help. However, it is important that you help in an appropriate manner. Taking the wrong kind of action could actually make the situation worse, which is certainly not the desired outcome. We\u2019d like to offer a few basic tips below on how you can help the victim in a domestic violence situation.\nA Quiet Conversation\nThe best way to start of often by bringing up the topic quietly, when no one else is around to hear your conversation. It is important to strike a concerned, understanding tone right from the start \u2013 you don\u2019t want to come across as confrontational or adversarial in any way. Also, you need to avoid pushing the topic into territory which makes the individual uncomfortable. Remember, this is not an interrogation \u2013 you are just trying to help. It might not all come out at once, so understand that just getting the ball rolling and opening the lines of communication is a big step in the right direction.\nYour Job is to Listen\nOnce an individual who is being abused in a domestic violence situation starts to open up, you may be tempted to interject your own thoughts or opinions about how to process. Try to resist that temptation, instead staying mostly quiet while listening carefully. This is a person who likely doesn\u2019t feel like they have much power at the moment, so having someone listen to their thoughts and feelings will be refreshing. There is time later for you to discuss a plan with this person \u2013 for now, just be a good, supportive listener.\nConvey No Doubts\nIn many cases of domestic violence, the abuser is someone who would not be suspected by those on the outside to be committing any crime. With that being the case, victims offer suffer through the struggle of not being believed for their claims. If you are trying to be helpful and supportive, be sure to demonstrate the fact that you have no doubts about these accusations. You are on the victim\u2019s side, and you are going to be there to provide support from start to finish. During such a difficult time, it will be helpful for the victim to know that someone is fully in their corner.\nSomeone who is willing to commit domestic violence may be willing to commit escalating acts of violence when confronted. Rather than interjecting yourself into the situation and creating a dangerous predicament for all involved, choose to contact the police instead. For cases where violence is ongoing and the victim is in real danger, getting the police involved is the best way to move toward a satisfactory conclusion.",
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        "raw_content": "More than three-quarters of IT professionals have seen and kept secret potentially embarrassing information about their colleagues, according to new research conducted by AlienVault.\nThe research, which surveyed the attitudes of more than 600 IT professionals into how they are treated, found that many are being called in to help get their colleagues out of embarrassing situations at the office.\nAlmost all the respondents (95%) said that they have fixed a user or executive\u2019s personal computer issue during their work hours. In addition, over three-quarters (77%) said that they had seen and kept secret potentially embarrassing information relating to their colleagues\u2019 or executives\u2019 use of company-owned IT resources.\nThe study highlights that very high levels of trust and responsibility are being placed on IT professionals over the course of their working lives.\nJavvad Malik, security advocate at AlienVault, explains: \u201cIT professionals are the superheroes of modern organizations. They are the people we call when things go wrong and who will drop everything to come and help us out if a problem occurs. But they are also the ones we trust with our secrets at work. If you click on a link that you shouldn\u2019t have, or download a potentially dangerous file, then they are the people you\u2019ll call. Some IT pros also have access to emails and data that has been quarantined due to its sensitive content. This gives them a clear vantage point into your private affairs, so it\u2019s very important that you trust them.\n\u201cWorking in IT is a 24-hour-a-day career and the boundaries of the job often become blurred \u2013 be they the hours worked, or the actual work that needs to be done. Often working in isolation, IT teams are still considered to be supporting players in many workplaces, yet the responsibility being placed on them is huge. In the event of a cyber attack, network outage or other major issue, they will typically drop everything to fix the problem at hand.\u201d\nBut despite the responsibilities of the job, most of the IT professionals surveyed said that they love their jobs. The largest group of respondents (36%) reported being happy or very happy at work, while 32% felt unhappy and 31% were neutral. This could be because trust between employees is often cited as an important part of employee engagement that helps to create a sense of happiness and loyalty within the workplace.\nA separate report into employee retention among IT professionals, also conducted by AlienVault, found that happiness at work was the main reason that people chose to stay in their jobs. In this study, which polled the views of over 130 IT professionals, happiness at work was cited by 65% of respondents as the reason they stay in their jobs \u2013 considerably more than those who cited convenience (19%) and money (13%).\nMalik offers further observations on this angle: \u201cMuch research and many column inches have been used to discuss the skills gap in IT security and the problems of retaining good staff. But many CISOs and Security Operations Centre managers say that trusting team members and empowering them to make decisions is a good way to retain their loyalty.\n\u201cIn our experience, the number one factor that influences employee commitment is the manager-employee relationship. Sticking up for people is the most recognizable difference I have seen between good and bad bosses. Environments where people are quick to be thrown under the bus usually have higher churn.\u201d\nThe return of Carbanak: Banks face new attacks\nDyre gang taken down by Russian authorities",
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        "raw_content": "3 Tools to Help Kids Learn Over the Summer\n3 July, 2018 //\nTags : activities for children, summer activities\nLearning can take place anywhere, not just in the classroom. Summertime offers many opportunities for kids to gain knowledge.You can help them learn by introducing them to three simple tools designed to get them interested in learning, even if they don\u2019t realize that\u2019s what they\u2019re doing.\nSometime during the toddler years, kids go through a \u201cwhy\u201d phase. They use the question \u201cWhy?\u201d to help them figure out the world and everything in it. Unfortunately, many kids quickly grow out of that stage. To help kids learn over the summer, re-introduce them to the art of asking questions. It may seem annoying to have a child who is constantly asking how and why things happen, but when you realize those questions help them learn, it\u2019s much easier to handle.\nTo help kids learn to ask questions, start by asking questions yourself. For example, if you\u2019re at the zoo and see a zookeeper standing by an animal cage, take the time to ask the zookeeper a question. You don\u2019t have to be at a zoo or museum to ask a question either. Ask questions of people all around you \u2013 your mechanic, the teller at the bank, the person stocking shelves in the grocery store. Even if you already know the answer to some of the questions you ask, you\u2019ll show your children how easy it is to ask questions on their own. They\u2019ll also discover that people are usually more than willing to answer the questions they ask.\n2. Introduce them to Experts\nWhen it comes to asking questions, one of the best places to find an answer is an expert on the topic of the question. The summer is a great time to help kids gain access to experts in many different career fields, not only to ask questions, but also to observe them as they work. Since\nkids aren\u2019t in school all day, they have more time to see how different adults spend their time. While many jobs don\u2019t aren\u2019t ideal for having a kid underfoot, some workplaces may allow children to shadow\na family member or close family friend for a day. Spending a day on the job can help kids learn more than simply reading a book or watching a video. It also gives them access to multiple experts in an industry and many of them will be ready to teach kids what they know.\nWhen it comes to introducing kids to experts, think beyond careers and focus on interests and hobbies, too. For example, if your child is interested in the Civil War, see if you can set up an interview with a local Civil War reenactor. 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        "raw_content": "How to Keep Focused In the Face of Fad Weight Loss Theories\nAs far back as 2009, Time magazine ran a cover story titled \u201cThe Myth About Exercise\u201d. The author complains that he exercises regularly but doesn\u2019t lose any weight. He\u2019s weighed 163 pounds (which is about average, for an average North American man, of average build) for most of his adult life. So he wonders \u201cwhy isn\u2019t all the exercise wiping it (extra weight) out?\u201d In a separate issue, the jury is still out on whether it\u2019s better to eat three read more\u2026\nEquip Your Kitchen for Weight Loss\nThis is the weight loss blog post you\u2019ve been waiting for all your life. Why? Because it\u2019s not going to tell you to eat less or get more exercise. It\u2019s about finding new ways to make it easier to build healthier eating habits that, in turn, will help you sustain a healthier body weight. You know that just about the only way to take total control over what you eat \u2013 and therefore your weight \u2013 is to prepare your read more\u2026\n5 Scientifically Proven Weight Loss Tips\nIf only you had a nickel for every weight loss tip you found online, heard from a friend or read in a magazine. From \u201cskip breakfast\u201d to \u201cgo carb-free\u201d, the tips are easy to come by, but the results are not. While weight loss tips and guidelines that are scientifically proven by reliable institutions might or might not produce the same results for you, by learning more about them, you will soon develop your own direction for your weight loss program ; one read more\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Mediation involves the joint effort of parties on both (or all) sides of a legal dispute coming together to reach a resolution that each party can live with.\nThere are many reasons why you may choose mediation over traditional litigation. Here are a few of the benefits:\nLighter strain on your wallet, since disputes may be resolved before some large expenses become necessary. Most noteworthy among these benefits is the fact that mediation isn\u2019t so hard on your finances.\nTimely resolution. Unlike most litigation processes, which can last 1-3 years (or longer), mediation usually takes place over a much shorter amount of time. This can be beneficial for all parties involved.\nPrivate sessions. You can't underestimate the value of privacy during the legal process, especially when emotions can get hard to keep in check, or when sensitive data or events are involved.\nConfidentiality. 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Since I'm a trained mediation neutral and have been involved in mediations for some 30 years, I've got the background, training, experience, and skills to maximize the likelihood of an agreeable settlement.\nMany mediators have prior litigation experience, but not over thirty years\u2019 worth!\nAnd many mediators have experience representing either plaintiffs (the parties bringing the claims), or representing defendants (the persons or companies being sued) and their insurance carriers. But I have done both:\nI began my career in January of 1985, working for a large and very respected defense firm, defending companies, and their insurers, from serious and complex cases. So I know how those parties work, what their schedules and expectations are, and what the pressures and expectations are.\nThen, I left that firm to open the Houston office of a New Orleans-based maritime defense firm. 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As a result, I know that side of the case, and how it works, too!\nThat makes me uniquely suited, as a mediator, to address both sides of the dispute, with understanding and fairness. Because I too have \u201cbeen there.\u201d\nConflict Resolution Made Simple\nTHE PROCESS OF MEDIATION\nOnce all parties (and their attorneys, if any) meet with me in an agreed and neutral location, each party has an opportunity to make an opening statement. Afterwards, I meet with each party separately and confidentially, to explore various aspects of the dispute, consider strengths and weaknesses of each side, and then we can consider and explore each of the options and alternatives available to narrow the issues, and then (usually) reach a decision everyone can live with. Once the parties reach an agreement, that goes into writing so that everyone can count these issues resolved.\nFor example, If you or a loved one is facing a life-changing personal injury or extreme financial challenges, it can be difficult to give attention to the other important parts of your life, like your family or anyone else who depends on you. When you need to pay attention to yourself while in recovery, it\u2019s easy to feel spread too thin. That's one reason why you need a skilled mediation neutral to help you resolve your dispute as quickly as possible \u2014 so you can get back to giving back, or at least, move on with your life and maintaining as much peace of mind as possible.\nTrained Mediation Neutral At Your Service in Houston and Beyond\nWhen it comes to conflicts that need a resolution in a speedy and cost-efficient manner, consider mediation services with me, Charles Herd. Mediation also gives you a higher chance of reaching a resolution\u2014with a higher chance of maintaining amicable relationships\u2014while we all work together to generate creative solutions to solve your specific challenges. Contact me for further discussion.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Editor's Pick Ginger\nGinger has a long history of use in various forms of traditional and alternative medicine. It has been used to fight colds and the flu, to help with digestion and to reduce nausea. Cinnamon is loaded with antioxidants and can help the body fight infections. It has also been linked with reduced risk of heart disease.\nTurmeric has been used in India for thousands of years as a spice and medicinal herb. It\u2019s a powerful anti-inflammatory. Turmeric helps boost your immune system, can ease joint pain and is also good for digestion.\nGarlic is a plant in the onion family that\u2019s grown for its distinctive taste and health benefits. It contains sulfur compounds, which are believed to bring some of the health benefits.\nLemon: A rich source of vitamin C, lemon possess immense health benefits ranging from its antibacterial and antiviral properties to its immune boosting abilities.\nRaw honey has been used as a folk remedy throughout history and has a variety of health benefits and medical uses. It\u2019s even used in some hospitals as a treatment for wounds. Many of these health benefits are specific to raw, or unpasteurized, honey.\nPrevious articleHass avocado farming; pests and diseases affecting avocados in Kenya\nNext articleOserian named world\u2019s best grower of cut flowers at the prestigious AIPH Awards",
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        "raw_content": "Report: Over 30 Percent Of Texas Children Have An Immigrant Parent\nThe Kaiser Family Foundation report follows a study on how changing policies and attitudes towards immigrants can affect a child\u2019s health when their parent is foreign born\n| Posted on April 23, 2018, 5:57 PM\nSome 2.4 million Texas children have at least one immigrant parent, according to a new report by the Kaiser Family Foundation using 2016 data. That\u2019s compared to a total 7.7 million children in Texas.\nThe report follows another Kaiser study on how harsher immigration policies and increased anti-immigrant rhetoric affects the health of children with an immigrant parent. Pediatricians from around the United States, including Texas, were interviewed.\nSamantha Artiga, an analyst with the Kaiser Family Foundation, said the fear a parent could be deported or lose their protected status has both long-term and short-term effects on children and their well-being.\n\u201cYou might see behavioral issues, you might see psychosomatic symptoms like unexplained headaches and stomach aches, increased mental health issues like depression and anxiety,\u201d Artiga said.\nThe ongoing stress of worrying about an immigrant parent can also lead to health problems later in life, said Artiga.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a lot of research that shows that this can have long-term effects on their physical and mental health outcomes over their lifespan, so increased rates of chronic disease lasting into adulthood.\u201d\nThe report also showed that nearly half of Texas children with an immigrant parent (1.1 million) rely on either CHIP or Medicaid health coverage.\nChanges to public charge policies have been proposed by the Trump administration that would affect immigrant parents with children enrolled in CHIP and Medicaid. The propose\nd measures would make it easier to deny an immigrant lawful permanent residence if their child enrolled in these programs.\nOf the 20 million children nationwide that have an immigrant parent, 13 percent live in Texas.\nJed Conklin for NPR\nTags immigration Kaiser Family Foundation texas Texas children\nElizabeth Trovall is an immigration reporter for Houston Public Media. She joined the News 88.7 team after several years abroad in Santiago, Chile, where she reported on business, energy, politics and culture. Trovall's work has been featured on Here and Now, Latino USA, Texas Standard and Only A Game. She...\nDetained Indian And Chinese Immigrants Are More Likely To Be Released On Bond Than Mexicans, Central Americans\n49,000 Texas Children Could See Their Parents Lose Temporary Protected Status\nICE Confirms 6 More Cases Of Mumps In Houston Area Detention Facilities",
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        "raw_content": "'The Daily Show's' Ronny Chieng 'Joins' Kim Jong Un's Jogging Bodyguards\nTrevor Noah predicts a sponsorship deal for the unit.\nLooks like there\u2019s a new member of Kim Jong Un\u2019s pack of jogging bodyguards.\n\u201cThe Daily Show\u201d spoofed the North Korean leader\u2019s security team in an episode following Kim\u2019s meeting with President Donald Trump in Singapore earlier this week. Kim\u2019s bodyguards have gained quite a bit of attention across the internet for running alongside the leader\u2019s car, all while wearing suits and ties, as he traveled around Singapore.\n\u201cDaily Show\u201d host Trevor Noah joked that it\u2019s only a \u201cmatter of time\u201d before the bodyguards get their own sponsorship deals. So Ronny Chieng, one of the show\u2019s senior correspondents, posed as one of them in a faux Nike ad.\nChieng was clearly made for this gig.\nThe correspondent suits up in fake Nike dress shoes and teases the laundry list of requirements to qualify as a jogging bodyguard.\n\u2033People ask, \u2018why you?\u2019\u201d Chieng says in the clip. \u201cI say, he only picks the fittest and best looking.\u201d\nIndeed, the bodyguards need to meet certain criteria to be picked as part of Kim\u2019s pack. The BBC notes that the men are chosen for their fitness, martial arts skills and looks. They also undergo a rigorous background check, which goes back two generations.\nThe job definitely does not sound like a walk in the park, that\u2019s for sure.\nKim Jong Un Trevor Noah The Daily Show Bodyguard Ronny Chieng",
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        "raw_content": "Zo\u00eb B, Contributor\nFounder of the Simple Life Strategies blog, Career Strategist and Author\nIs It Irresponsible To Follow Your Passion?\nYou dream of throwing in the towel and pursuing what you really love! You want to unleash your zone of genius and know that you're doing the work you were born to do. And yet, there's a distinct, nagging part of you that feels like it would just be too irresponsible to stop what you're doing and follow your passion.\nI mean c'mon! At your age! You've got mouths to feed and bills to pay! Don't be ridiculous. Get real. It's just not practical. Sound familiar?\nI was chatting to a lovely man about this the other day, and he confessed that he desperately wanted to devote the time and resources to following his passion and finding his dream career, but he just felt like this would be the irresponsible thing to do.\nI get it. Especially if you're changing careers mid-life. When you have commitments and a family to provide for, it can feel so hard to invest in yourself and your own happiness. And yet this is the exact moment when you must do something about it.\nHere's why. I would argue that the most irresponsible thing you can do for your family is to provide a poor role model for them. Kids grow up looking to YOU for inspiration. They want to be LIKE YOU. And if you're miserable in a job you hate, then guess what? That's what they will think is possible for them too.\nI see this so much, especially with parents. But really, it's all an illusion. There seems to be an unspoken rule, especially for parents, that we don't deserve to invest time or money in ourselves - everybody else is much more important. This is a nasty little trap, my friends. And it will leave you feeling bitter, resentful and miserable.\nHere's something to ponder.\nWhat do you think your kids want for you, more than anything in the world? They want you to be happy of course. Because when you're happy, they're happy, and everyone can relax.\nThe opposite is true if you're stressed. Because more than likely, your family will get the raw end of the deal when you're worried and uninspired. And it's not your fault; we can't help but affect others when we're stressed and unhappy - because it makes us show the ugliest parts of ourselves. We get short tempered; we get frustrated, and we snap at our loved ones. Not because we don't love them, but just because they are there. And we can't help it. This has to stop. And it all starts by taking responsibility for your own happiness.\nDid you ever think about it that way? I believe we all have a responsibility to be happy. And I don't mean, we just flick the happiness switch on and off. I mean we have to work at it. Because happiness is not a constant thing, it's something that comes and goes based on how we choose to live; our decisions ultimately create our own happiness.\nAnd doing work that you love is so intrinsically linked with happiness because we spend so much damn time at work! We're at work for two-thirds of our lives! That's the majority of our time. So we need to make it count.\nIn-fact we have a responsibility to make it count. We owe it to those around us, those who look up to us as role models (be that friends, family or children). And more than anything, we owe it to ourselves. Because when we get to the end of our lives, these are the questions we'll ask ourselves.\nDid I spend my life wisely?\nDid I contribute positively?\nDid my life have meaning?\nI'm not saying any of this is easy because it's not. But it's better to think about these things now, before another decade slips by and it's too late. Something to consider hey?\nSo how can you inch towards your dream career today? How can you be the role model that your loved ones really need? How can you take one small step towards taking responsibility for your own happiness?\nBecause great things start from humble beginnings, and someone wise once said:\n\"A journey of a thousand miles always starts with a single step.\"\nSo take that first step today.\nThis article first appeared on SimpleLifeStrategies.com. Zoe B is an acclaimed Career Strategist who helps thousands of people all over the world change careers to do work they LOVE. To get started with your own career change, register for Zoe's free online MASTERCLASS: Find a New Career in 30 Days.\nWomen Follow Your Passion",
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        "raw_content": "Stop Asking Me About Diarrhea at the Dinner Table\nIn honor of this month and in recognition of all invisible illnesses, our community is asking that you look beyond the surface. See past the gluten-free diet and recognize the person that is living with a serious genetic autoimmune disease.\nByAlice Bast, Contributor\nBeyond Celiac CEO\nWe've all heard the dinner table rules. Don't talk about religion. Don't talk about politics.\nI'm adding a new one to the list: Don't talk about my diarrhea.\nI have celiac disease, a serious genetic autoimmune disease. That means I can't eat gluten - ever. Gluten is a protein that's found in wheat, barley and rye. Naturally, my dietary needs come up immediately in a restaurant scenario. It's nearly impossible to order a gluten-free meal and ask a ton of questions about ingredients and preparation practices without anyone noticing.\nMy family and friends are used to me explaining my needs by now. But, when I dine with new people who don't know much about celiac disease, they are naturally curious about why I am eating gluten-free. The conversation always turns to the inevitable question: What happens if you eat gluten?\nLike many of the 3 million other Americans with celiac disease, I am hit with a raft of symptoms that yes, includes diarrhea. When the peppering of questions starts, I find myself wishing I were invisible. My disease becomes the topic of discussion and I am the center of attention - and not the good kind of attention. The kind of attention that makes you feel like a specimen, looked over and examined by curious minds.\nIt's not that I mind talking about celiac disease. I am an advocate, after all. There are certain times though, when I don't want to be defined by my disease, like when I'm meeting new people and in a public place like a restaurant. When people do ask me that inevitable question, I get the sense that they know I have something (gross) to say.\nSo please stop asking me about my diarrhea and other painful symptoms. Ask me instead about the reason you've never heard of celiac disease or met someone with it (it's underdiagnosed, so you probably have). Ask me why the needs of celiac disease patients are minimized (\"it's just a fad\"). Ask about how to properly prepare foods for someone with celiac disease (it's more difficult than you think). Ask how celiac disease impacts my daily life.\nUntil the questions I receive about my celiac disease at the dinner table change, I'm just going to give the answers that no one is asking about. Celiac disease means that my body fights itself and refuses to absorb nutrients. It means that when I eat gluten, I have debilitating migraines that prevent me from doing much of anything. It means that my skin burns and my joints ache for days.\nWhen people ask for the gory details of how gluten affects my body, they ignore and contribute to the invisibility of celiac disease. The symptoms and damage done to our bodies from eating gluten isn't always obvious from the outside. We don't always \"look sick,\" and our dietary needs are the subject of the latest fad diet, making people think we're trying to lose weight or latch on to the hottest celebrity diet. We're often viewed as fakers or picky eaters. It's in these situations that we not only want to be invisible, but when we are invisible. People don't see us. Just our (medically-necessary) diet.\nLiving with an invisible illness extends well beyond the restaurant. It takes most people with celiac disease six to 10 years to get an accurate diagnosis. 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        "raw_content": "The number of whiplash claims has been too high for too long, and is symptomatic of a wider compensation culture. This is being put right through the Civil Liability Bill, which will ensure that whiplash claims are no longer an easy payday and that money can be put back in the pockets of millions of law-abiding motorists.\nIn 2017 the insurance industry identified 69,000 motor insurance claims that it considered fraudulent. The Government\u2019s reforms seek to reduce and control the costs of whiplash claims and to disincentivise people making fraudulent or unmeritorious claims. The level of compensation paid out for such claims is, in the Government\u2019s view, out of all proportion to any genuine injury suffered, especially when balanced against its effect on the price of premiums paid by ordinary motorists.\nThe measures in the Bill relating to whiplash will therefore address a number of issues. They will introduce a ban on settling whiplash claims without medical evidence, discouraging fraudulent claims and encouraging insurers to investigate claims properly. They will also provide for a new system of fixed tariffs for payments for pain, suffering and \u201closs of amenity\u201d in whiplash claims. This will give claimants proportionate compensation while controlling the costs of claims.",
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        "raw_content": "The College of Human Ecology is pioneering the study of human life from scientific, social, and aesthetic perspectives. Using a blend of academic disciplines and a global perspective, our students and faculty use their knowledge to identify, explore, and develop solutions to the challenges facing people today. Students learn not only to serve people, but to understand and analyze the complex relationships and institutions that shape their lives.\nChoosing Human Ecology\nHuman Ecology's academic programs are flexible, profoundly interdisciplinary, and framed in a liberal arts based foundation. All programs provide students with a firm grounding in contemporary issues, as well as in the social, natural and physical sciences, and design. Our students delve into biology and chemistry, economics, psychology, and sociology, and apply their expertise in fields such as business, design, health/medicine, law, nutrition, public health, public policy, and research.\nOur community is comprised of outwardly focused and inwardly motivated students who are actively and intellectually engaged in communities. They appreciate multiple perspectives and global experiences and are unafraid to take a novel approach to creating a better world through social and systemic change.\nHere, professors and students collaborate to understand a broad range of issues such as the financial impacts of tax legislation and social security reform, the design of safer and more sustainable work spaces, the social and physical repercussions of obesity in children and adults, educational policy, how our healthcare system can accommodate our aging population and more.\nLocated in Upstate New York, our mid-sized college is home to approximately 1,250 undergraduates, 200 graduate students, and over 100 full-time faculty. Students enjoy the resources of an Ivy League research university and the advantages of a smaller school.\nWe hope you will take the time to get to know us and our diverse opportunities by exploring our website, flipping through the Human Ecology Viewbook or requesting that more information be mailed to you, and visiting the College of Human Ecology. See if Human Ecology is right for you.\nInformation about our graduate programs is available online and by contacting the specific departments.\nStudent development, career development, off-campus study, undergraduate research, and more.\nWhile our College of Human Ecology undergraduate viewbook and major fact sheets are available online, you can also request that this information be sent by mail.\nMeetEzra to get answers to your questions about the College of Human Ecology and undergraduate admissions.\nContact the College of Human Ecology Undergraduate Admissions Office\nDirect Financial Aid questions to the Cornell University Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment. Graduate program inquiries need to be directed to a graduate program administrator.\nhumec_admissions@cornell.edu | phone: 607-255-5471 | fax: 607-255-2293\nCollege of Human Ecology Office of Undergraduate Admissions | Cornell University | Academic Surge Facility A | 222 Tower Road | Ithaca, NY 14853-4401\nMonday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. | Saturday and Sunday - closed\nIMPORTANT NOTE: Our office will be closed and we will not be responding to phone calls, voicemails, or emails from December 24, 2018 - January 1, 2019, as the University is closed. Plan accordingly.\nOur office is closed during Cornell University breaks and University observed national holidays.\nEmail a Human Ecology Undergraduate Ambassador\nHave questions about undergraduate student life? Email our Human Ecology Ambassadors, a group of current Human Ecology students who can answer questions about life in the College of Human Ecology and at Cornell University. Please note that Ambassadors are available during the academic year only.\nSee videos about the college that explore student research and the departments.\nFind the college on social media using the #IAmHumEc hashtag.\nHumEc YouTube Channel",
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        "raw_content": "Launching the Year of Robotics 2017 at Heriot-Watt Malaysia\nOn 29 March 2017, Heriot-Watt University Malaysia launched the Year of Robotics with an insightful talk from Izmir Yamin and an interesting workshop from Chumbaka, an initiative that aims to ignite the passion for Science and Technology in schools and communities of all ages.\nIzmir Yamin is the founder and Chief Executive of two technology-based companies, Independence-X Aerospace and Pulsar UAV.\nIndependent-X is the first Malaysian and only Southeast Asian team \u2014 out of 16 teams worldwide that made it into the finals of the Google Lunar XPRIZE \u2014 with the mission to launch a rover to the moon by 2017. The GLXP challenges innovators from around the world to develop low-cost methods of robotic space exploration.\nImages by Chun Zhe's Photography.\nYear of Robotics Malaysia",
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        "raw_content": "Sydney, Australia, 19 December 2016: \u2018Dry eye\u2019 causes discomfort for millions of people worldwide \u2013 itching, redness, pain and blurred vision are all symptoms of it. Over $1 billion is spent each year by people on artificial tears to combat it but it could be bacteria that are the key to unlocking the mystery of dry eye and developing better treatments.\nWhile tiny glands in our eyelids (known as meibomian glands) secrete a substance (meibum) to protect and prevent our eyes from drying out, when they aren\u2019t functioning properly \u2018dry eye\u2019 can be the result. In fact, meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) is the leading cause of dry eye.\nResearchers at Brien Holden Vision Institute are now homing in on the microbial community that inhabits the eye\u2019s surface, the \u2018ocular microbiome\u2019, to determine if it plays a role in the development of MGD. They figure that a change to the balance of this \u2018commensal\u2019 community may lead to eyelid inflammation, changes to the composition of the eye\u2019s tears or to the quality of meibum produced by the gland.\nThe researchers are looking at the eyelid margins to explore the association between the commensal microflora in this area and the function of the meibomian glands. What they\u2019ve found is that lower meibum quality and function is associated with higher numbers of commensal bacteria on the eyelids. In particular, those diagnosed with \u2018severe\u2019 MGD were found to have higher numbers of microbial colonies and men, especially older men, were found to have higher counts of commensal bacteria.\nThey also had some interesting discoveries about MGD in women, finding that those on the verge of menopause had higher numbers of bacteria than younger women, which correlates with worsening meibomian gland function around menopause.\nWhat is still unknown is whether the increased number of bacteria is a cause of compromised meibomian gland function, or a consequence of it or other systemic factors. The researchers believe further investigation of the interaction of age and gender with Propionibacterium (the dominant bacteria in the eyelid margin) would be useful in better understanding the role this microbial community plays.\nGene expression profiling in MGD\nAt the same time researchers at Brien Holden Vision Institute have undertaken gene profiling to determine if particular genes are associated with MGD. They identified none that was independently associated with the condition, concluding that this would support the \u2018view of MGD as a complex disease with multiple etiological inputs.\u2019\nThe research did, however, provide an insight into the biological pathways and processes which affect gland function and therefore may provide a better understanding of how MGD develops and progresses",
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        "raw_content": "'She's Meryl reborn. She made me a better actor' - Ryan Gosling gushes about working with Saoirse Ronan\nActor Ryan Gosling (L) presents the New Hollywood Award for Brooklyn to honoree Saoirse Ronan onstage during the 19th Annual Hollywood Film Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on November 1, 2015 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)\nHollywood star Ryan Gosling has labelled Saoirse Ronan the new Meryl Streep.\nhttps://www.independent.ie/entertainment/movies/movie-news/shes-meryl-reborn-she-made-me-a-better-actor-ryan-gosling-gushes-about-working-with-saoirse-ronan-36139827.html\nhttps://www.independent.ie/incoming/article34161125.ece/2afa3/AUTOCROP/h342/495299070.jpg\nThe Irish actress starred in Gosling's directorial debut Lost River in 2014 and clearly made a big impression on the actor/director.\nSpeaking to the Irish Sun on Sunday the two-time Oscar nominee gushed, \"She's a genius. She's a master. She made me a better actor. I think any actor she works with, there's an elevation in their abilities, upping their game.\n\"I felt like I was working with a master, like someone from the Golden Age. Someone superior to my skills as an actor in every way. She's Meryl reborn. Well actually, she's Saoirse, that name has the same recognition like Meryl [Streep] for being the best. Because she is the best.\"\nWhat's in a name: Saoirse Ronan with Ryan Gosling at the Hollywood Film Awards\nWhile Lost River didn't exactly set the box office alight, Gosling plans to work with Saoirse again.\nHe continued, \"So absolutely, certainly, 100 per cent, we are going ot work together again. I look forward to it. I don't know when that will be, that is one busy actor.\nSaoirse Ronan plays the title role of Mary, Queen Of Scots in the forthcoming film Photo: Universal Pictures/PA\n\"But I know she wants to bring me to Ireland, I'm fully on board.\"\nFresh from the success of La La Land, Gosling is gearing up for the release of the Blade Runner sequel, Blade Runner 2049.\nSaoirse, meanwhile, is filming Mary Queen of Scots.\n'Saoirse from the block' - Saoirse Ronan charms New York with Critics Circle award acceptance speech\nSaoirse Ronan named Best Actress at New York Film Critics Circle Awards\nOscars analysis: the good, the bad and the very surprising\nBeware, as backlash beckons for rising Irish superstar Saoirse Ronan\nIrish stars Barry Keoghan and Jessie Buckley are up for the same award at the BAFTAs... Movie News",
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        "raw_content": "Between the Tides (Hardcover)\nBy Susannah Marren\nLainie Smith Morris is perfectly content with her life in New York City: she has four children, a handsome surgeon husband, and good friends. This life she has built is shattered, however, when her husband Charles announces he has accepted a job in Elliot, New Jersey, and that the family must relocate. Lainie is forced to give up the things she knows and loves.\nThough Charles easily adapts to the intricacies of suburban life, even thriving in it, Lainie finds herself increasingly troubled and bored by her new limited responsibilities, and she remains desperate for the inspiration, comfort, and safety of the city she called home. She is hopelessly lost--until, serendipitously, she reconnects with an old friend/rival turned current Elliot resident, Jess. Pleased to demonstrate her social superiority to Lainie, Jess helps her find a footing, even encouraging Lainie to develop as an artist; but what looks like friendship is quickly supplanted by a betrayal with earth-shattering impact, and a move to the suburbs becomes a metaphor for a woman who must search to find a new home ground in the shifting winds of marriage, family, career, and friendship.\nBetween the Tides is an engrossing, commanding debut from tremendous new talent Susannah Marren.\nSUSANNAH MARREN is originally from Long Beach Island, New Jersey. She currently lives in Manhattan with her family and still spends her summers on the Jersey Shore. Between the Tides is her first novel.",
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        "raw_content": "Watch: \u2018Scorsese\u2019s New York,\u201d A Three-Minute Visual Love Letter\nWatch: 'Scorsese's New York,\" A Three-Minute Visual Love Letter\nMartin Scorsese has devoted the bulk of his career to developing memorable characters, most recently in \u201cThe Wolf of Wall Street,\u201d but he\u2019s spent decades chronicling the character development of New York City.\nThis short, sweet, musical tribute, \u201cScorsese\u2019s New York,\u201d uses clips from 14 of his films to compose a 3-minute video. From the debonair villain-version of Daniel Day-Lewis in \u201cGangs of New York\u201d to DiCaprio as \u201cThe Wolf of Wall Street,\u201d you\u2019ll probably recognize some of those unique-to-New-York cinematic moments.\nRobert Kolodny, an editor at House of Nod, put together this project to pay tribute to the much-loved director and the hometown that served as his muse since the 1960s. Read more about it here.\nWatch \u201cScorsese\u2019s New York\u201d below.\nThis Article is related to: News and tagged Gangs Of New York, Martin Scorsese, New York, New York City, Taxi Driver, The Wolf of Wall Street",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018The Orville\u2019 Episode 3: Why Its Poor Understanding of Gender Makes \u2018About a Girl\u2019 The Worst Episode Yet\n[Editor\u2019s note: Spoilers for \u201cThe Orville\u201d Season 1, Episode 3, \u201cAbout a Girl,\u201d below.]\n\u201cThe Orville,\u201d now having been on the air for two weeks now, has become a ratings success for Fox, despite negative reviews. There are always a variety of explanations for that sort of discord between the viewing audience and professional critics, but in the case of Seth MacFarlane\u2019s \u201chomage\u201d to the \u201cStar Trek\u201d franchise, the answer might be relatively simple: Critics were able to see three episodes, not just one.\nAnd of the first three episodes, \u201cAbout a Girl\u201d was by far the most troubling screened by critics, because it exposed just how out of his depth MacFarlane was in trying to find his own take on \u201cStar Trek.\u201d\nTheoretically, \u201cThe Orville\u201d wouldn\u2019t have been complete without the \u201cFamily Guy\u201d creator following in Gene Roddenberry\u2019s footsteps and attempting to tackle Important Issues of the Day in the context of science fiction. For decades, \u201cTrek\u201d has used allegory and metaphor to explore issues relating to racism, sexism, politics, and more, couching these topics in science fiction, in order to make them more palatable for an unsuspecting audience. \u201cAbout a Girl\u201d is a clear attempt at honoring this tradition, but is so confused in its approach that it might do serious harm to modern understanding of the issues it attempts to explore.\nRead More: \u2018The Orville\u2019 Wouldn\u2019t Be Such a Critical Failure If It Were a Half-Hour Comedy\nFirst things first: \u201cAbout A Girl\u201d picks up directly after the events of Episode 2, \u201cCommand Performance,\u201d in which we saw Bortus (Peter Macon) brood his egg until it hatched at the end, revealing his new baby girl. This is, for the record, a complete reversal on one of MacFarlane\u2019s claims from the TCA press conference, in which he said \u201cthe show is not serialized. You can watch episodes out of order and still get a fulfilling viewing experience.\u201d But that\u2019s hardly the biggest problem here.\nNo, \u201cAbout a Girl\u201d lives up to its title, but it\u2019s also largely about Bortus and the Moclan race to which he belongs. When Bortus was first introduced in the pilot, he was referred to as a male, but also as the member of a single-gender species.\nConceptually, this was a bit confusing \u2014 after all, if a species has only one sex assigned to it, why would it bother to define that in terms of male (versus, presumably, female)? The answer, we then learn, is that it is possible for Bortus\u2019s people to be born female \u2014 but culturally this is seen as unacceptable, a birth defect to be corrected in similar fashion to a cleft palate (a direct comparison made in the episode).\nBortus and his partner Klyden (Chad E. Coleman) are initially both committed to going through with the procedure, but this leads to a flurry of debates amongst the crew over whether or not this is right, and whether or not they have the right to cast judgement over another society\u2019s cultural standards, and should women and men be judged on their gender to begin with?\nThese scenes are certainly more intellectually stimulating than Episode 2\u2019s Kardashians joke, but things take an odd turn when Gordon (Scott Grimes) and LaMarr (J. Lee) show Bortus the 1964 Rankin/Bass \u201cRudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer\u201d (perhaps the show\u2019s most jarring use of 20th century pop culture to date). The stop-motion holiday special convinces Bortus that they should not perform the procedure on his daughter, and let her decide what to do when she grows older.\nTransgender issues are clearly being invoked here, but the episode also eludes to the growing modern debate surrounding whether or not circumcision is actually a necessary procedure for infant (human) males, though of course the most relevant part of the comparison might perhaps be one thing that that most medical organizations seem to be in agreement about: both parents of a child should be in agreement about the decision.\nIn \u201cAbout a Girl,\u201d Bortus\u2019s partner disagrees with him and involves the Moclan government, so the whole crew heads off to the Moclan planet to take this issue to court. There, while the Moclan viewpoint is expressed relatively fairly, the episode\u2019s sympathies are clearly tipped towards Bortus and the Orville crew\u2026and they lose. The baby is surgically changed to male, Bortus and Klyden (their relationship shaken by this disagreement) resolve to love their child no matter what, and the music hits a somber note as the Orville sails through space.\nPerhaps the episode\u2019s biggest twist is the reveal that Klyden was also born female (though that opens up the plot hole of \u201cwait, that means Moclan girls are born far more often than every 75 years\u201d), and was glad that his own parents went through with the procedure. Following the surgery he received as a child, Klyden now strictly identifies as male, and while he sees it as \u201ccorrective\u201d there\u2019s no discussion as to how that affects how he sees his personal identity (which is unfortunate, because it could have been an opportunity to explore the modern realities of life for many people born intersex).\nOne of \u201cAbout a Girl\u2019s\u201d most major missteps is the way in which it confuses basic concepts of gender identity. 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        "raw_content": "STIEBEL ELTRON'S NEW HOT WATER PUMP SAVES IT ALL\nWith the continuing emphasis on environmental performance, the search for more efficient and effective water heating is becoming increasingly important to commercial and domestic consumers.\nStiebel Eltron has been at the forefront in the development of renewable energy products \u2212 such as heat pumps \u2212 for more than 40 years, and in July 2016, the company released an all-new range of models to the Australian market: the WWK 222 (H) and WWK 302 (H).\n\u201cIt is an exciting time at Stiebel Eltron Australia as we celebrate the company's 40th year of developing renewable energy products in Europe,\u201d said Glenn Day, Sales Director Stiebel Eltron Australia. \u201cWe have been selling the heat pumps developed from this research for nearly 10 years in Australia.\u201d\nThe latest range of innovative units from Stiebel Eltron will set a new benchmark for domestic hot water heat pumps in Australia. These air source hot water heat pump systems harvest natural energy to reduce electricity consumption, lower hot water energy bills and reduce environmental impact. \u201cAll aspects of the design have been carefully considered from the perspective of the homeowner through to the installer,\u201d Day said. \u201cLike all excellent things in life, it has taken time to develop, but the wait has been worth it!\u201d\nCompared to conventional electric hot water systems, energy consumption for heating water can be reduced by more than 70 per cent by using a WWK 222 (H) or WWK 302 (H). The units are therefore eligible for government rebates and help to achieve Australia\u2019s Renewable Energy Target by 2020. The sophisticated design of the Stiebel heat pumps has been engineered to work efficiently even at minus temperatures, and a current impressed anode ensures a long life cycle regardless the water quality.\nWith a rich history of more than 90 years in the manufacture of high quality and energy efficient hot water systems, Stiebel Eltron continues its commitment to innovation with new products and services that offer the best solutions to meet the needs of its customers.\nhttp://www.stiebel.com.au",
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        "raw_content": "How Effective is the Meningococcal Conjugate Vaccine Over Time?\nVaccine efficiency began decreasing as soon as 1-year post-vaccination.\nHealthDay News\u2014For adolescents, the effectiveness of the one-dose meningococcal (groups A, C, W, and Y) polysaccharide diphtheria toxoid conjugate vaccine (MenACWY-D) decreases at 3 to less than 8 years post-vaccination, according to a study published online in Pediatrics.\nAmanda C. Cohn, MD, from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, and colleagues conducted a case-control evaluation of vaccine effectiveness (VE) and duration of protection of MenACWY-D. They identified cases of culture- or polymerase chain reaction-confirmed serogroup A, C, W, and Y meningococcal disease among adolescents through meningococcal disease surveillance sites. Per case, the authors attempted to enroll four friend and school controls.\nSerogroups C, Y 80, and W 13 accounted for 49%, 44%, and 7% of enrolled cases, respectively. Twenty percent of cases and 44% of controls received MenACWY-D. The researchers found that at 0 to 8 years post-vaccination, the overall VE estimate was 69%: VE was 79%, 69%, and 61%, respectively, at less than 1 year, 1 to less than 3 years, and 3 to less than 8 years. VE was 77% and 51%, respectively, against serogroups C and Y.\n\"MenACWY-D was effective in the first year after vaccination but effectiveness waned 3 to less than 8 years post-vaccination,\" the authors write. \"The estimates of VE from this evaluation informed the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices in its decision to add a booster dose of MenACWY.\"\nQuadrivalent Meningococcal Vaccine Linked to Bell's Palsy Risk\nGlobal Health Organizations Urge Stepped Up Production of Meningitis Vaccine\nMeningitis B Vaccine Efficacy May Be Lower Than Expected\nCohn AC, MacNeil JR, Harrison LH, et al; Active Bacterial Core Surveillence (ABCs) Team and MeningNet Surveillance Partners. Effectiveness and duration of protection of one dose of a meningococcal conjugate vaccine [published online January 18, 2017]. Pediatrics. doi: 10.1542/peds.2016-2193",
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        "raw_content": "\"SAGE CHRISTENSEN: THE LOVED ONE\"\nBoston Magazine - By Chris Vogel - August 2012\nThe parts of the article related to Myers/Jackson have been bolded.\nIn 2002, Amherst principal Stephen Myers is accused of making sexual comments to a student, and loses custody of his adopted son. Nine years later, a man named JP Vernazzaro is killed on a Beverly playground. Are the events connected by an awful secret?\nSage Christensen hurries across the railroad tracks toward Balch Park. It\u2019s St. Patrick\u2019s Day 2011, and Sage is wearing a dark-green T-shirt that nearly matches the color of his eyes. As he makes his way down a narrow side street under the glow of the almost-full moon, his heart is hammering inside his chest. He\u2019s just 5-foot-7 and around 120 pounds, but he\u2019s on his way to a fight.\nTwo hours earlier, Sage had been hanging out with his ex-girlfriend Melissa Hicks and his friend Adam Martin, both fellow residents of the Blaine House, a rickety two-story Victorian in Beverly that operates a program for troubled teens who are working toward independent living. Melissa is 17, a pretty girl with light-brown hair, fine-boned features, and almond-shaped eyes. She and Sage, who\u2019s 18, had recently broken up, but she\u2019d convinced him to come to a friend\u2019s apartment for a St. Paddy\u2019s Day get-together. Adam, 17, had tagged along.\nAt the party, Melissa and Adam drank heavily from a bottle of raspberry Smirnoff, though Sage, at least by some accounts, took it easy. Melissa had gotten the alcohol from a man named JP Vernazzaro, a 26-year-old occasional drug dealer and known tough guy who was sometimes called the \u201cking of the neighborhood.\u201d Vernazzaro also seemed to have a thing for Melissa. In fact, the three teens hadn\u2019t been at the party long before Melissa got a call from him asking her to come to his place, where people were drinking and listening to music. Sage eventually ended up on the phone with Vernazzaro, and the conversation quickly escalated into swearing and threats. There was an agreement to meet at nearby Balch Park to settle the dispute. Sage and Adam left the party and made their way to the park. On the way, they stopped at a Burger King and asked a group of guys from the neighborhood for help. There were no takers. Vernazzaro was a feared brawler who had seven inches and at least 100 pounds on Sage. Everyone figured it was going to be a short fight.\nSage and Adam departed the Burger King and headed to Blaine House, where they stopped for a couple of minutes before setting out for the park. Adam was carrying a baseball bat, and Sage had a knife.\nSage Christensen entered the world on January 26, 1993, as Igor Odnohorchenko. He was born in the Ukraine, the youngest of Volodymyr and Olena Odnohorchenko\u2019s five children.\nThe Ukraine at the time was not easy living. The Soviet Union had collapsed two years before Igor\u2019s birth, disintegrating into 15 chaotic countries. Food shortages were common, and law enforcement was sporadic at best. Inflation was rampant, and the economy got so bad that astrophysicists were making just $3 a month.\nUkrainian court documents state that Igor\u2019s parents were addicted to alcohol. They were also violent. According to accounts Igor would later give, his mother and father would often strike each other and his four older siblings, and they once taped him to a chair and beat him. One time, when Igor tried to defend a sister from his parents, his mother leaned in and bit him on the hand, leaving a permanent scar.\nIn 1998, when Igor was five, his parents took him to an orphanage, a desolate, concrete Soviet-style building. The caregivers there, according to his later accounts, made switches from tree branches and caned the bottoms of his feet. Once, while Igor was in the infirmary, someone poured scalding-hot water on the backs of his calves, resulting in permanent scars.\nIgor had been at the orphanage for two years when a stranger turned up one day in 2000. He was American, a teacher named Stephen Myers, and he was looking for a young boy to adopt. Officials at the orphanage would hardly have been surprised by the sudden appearance of a foreigner like Myers. Owing in part to lax regulation, Eastern Europe at the time was overrun with westerners looking for kids. Between 1990 and 2005, more than 70,000 children from the former Soviet Union were adopted by Americans. Myers chose Igor and brought him to his new home in Denver. The adoption was made official in July 2000.\nMyers named his new son Sajan, Hindi for the \u201cloved one.\u201d\nIn 1977, Stephen Myers showed up at the door of a woman in Mountain View, California. She was a single mom raising two boys and a girl, and her older son had been getting into trouble at his high school. Myers, then a 32-year-old administrator at a local middle school, told the woman that he had a lot of experience working with troubled kids and could provide a strong male role model for both boys. He seemed heaven-sent. A year later, when Myers made a 1,000-mile road trip to a teachers\u2019 conference in Albuquerque, the woman sent her younger son, Jon, along with him.\nMyers often talked about the satisfaction he got from helping kids who were growing up without a father. He understood what they were going through. He\u2019d been born in Colorado, and according to what he would later tell a friend, he grew up without a father. Myers had gone on to earn a sociology degree from the University of Colorado in 1967, and got his career off to a promising start with teaching positions in California and Indonesia, but he would later say that he\u2019d never overcome his sense of lost childhood or his yearning for a strong male role model.\nIn 1972 Myers founded the Global Youth Academy in northern California as a summer program for students ages 11 to 18. The academy, which he later renamed Traveling School International, involved Myers leading a collection of misfits and outsiders on month-long summer bicycle tours of the Pacific Northwest. The goal was to emphasize personal growth and development, and Myers later expanded the program, taking pupils to foreign countries without their parents.\nMyers\u2019s education techniques were considered unusual but forward-looking at the time. His style was rooted in his earlier involvement in something called Erhard Seminars Training, or EST, which was part of the 1970s human potential movement. Created by the author Werner Erhard, EST held that people are responsible for their own happiness and success. Students were called names and barred from using the bathroom for long stretches, all as a way of stripping them down in order to build them back up. Critics charged that EST could have harmful effects on some people, especially the emotionally unstable, and could lead to psychotic breakdowns.\nFormer students and staffers recall that Myers\u2019s summer program included events like \u201cBody Awareness Day,\u201d in which students were encouraged to strip down to their underwear as a strategy for confronting and accepting their bodies. Myers would don a tight yellow Speedo. He also led discussions on homosexuality, telling the students that, with their eyes closed, it didn\u2019t matter whether it was a boy or girl who was touching them because it all felt good. Myers liked to boast that his students would reveal to him stories of sexual abuse, rape, and secret abortions. His alternative methods were lauded in the press, with the Los Angeles Times quoting students who credited the program with helping to build their self-esteem. In 1984 the city of Santa Cruz incorporated the program into its public school system (eventually discontinuing it six years later because of curriculum concerns and liability issues), and Myers operated his program privately for more than 25 years, until 1999, when he was unable to secure enough funding to keep it going.\nShortly after the Traveling School disbanded, Myers took a job as principal of a charter school in Denver and adopted Sajan, who came to be known as Sage. In 2001 they moved to the western Massachusetts town of Amherst, where Myers had taken a job as principal of Amherst Regional High School. Sage began attending school and calling Myers \u201cDad.\u201d He learned to speak English by watching television, and had his own bed in his own room.\nWhereas the principal Myers was replacing had a reputation among pupils as a taskmaster, Myers preferred a students-first approach. He was quickly embraced by the sons and daughters of the university professors who populated Amherst, a liberal town with a progressive school. But the calm didn\u2019t last.\nMyers had been on the job for only a few months when the school committee gathered on January 15, 2002. Parents waiting for the meeting to begin spoke in hushed voices and circulated copies of a letter that superintendent Gus Sayer had written to the mother of a male student. According to Sayer\u2019s letter, Myers had asked to see the student\u2019s nipple, and had told him that he had a hot tub. The superintendent wrote that Myers had also invited the teenager to go to the movies with him and his adopted son. After the meeting was called to order, parents stood up and expressed their outrage, but no resolution was reached that evening.\nNews of the scandal traveled quickly through town. Newspaper accounts of Myers\u2019s alleged conduct split the community. Many residents feared for their children and wanted Myers gone. Others stood behind the principal. Petitions supporting Myers were signed by nearly 600 students and 100 teachers and staff members. Myers, for his part, denied any wrongdoing.\nAs they debated how to proceed, school officials and parents held a series of follow-up meetings that lasted for hours, with participants shielding themselves from television-news cameras. Then, before the school came to any conclusions, Myers resigned on January 21, 2002.\nTwo weeks later, the Daily Hampshire Gazette published a front-page story headlined \u201cReport Reveals Myers Abused Minors.\u201d The article detailed a 1996 Santa Cruz, California, police investigation in which Myers admitted to molesting two teenage boys.\nThe police investigation had been launched after a man named Dan Thiel filed a complaint in late 1995. Thiel was 12 years old when he first met Myers. It was 1978, and Myers was the principal of a school Thiel was attending in Carbondale, Colorado. Thiel came from a broken home headed by his overwhelmed mother.\nWhen I contact Thiel for this story, he tells me of a camping trip he says Myers took him on when he was 13. \u201cHe convinced me to sleep naked in my sleeping bag,\u201d Thiel, now 45, says. \u201cWhen I awoke, he was fondling my genitals. I told him to stop and he did. It wasn\u2019t until years later that I realized I\u2019d been molested.\u201d When I ask Thiel why he told the police a different version of this story in 1995 \u2014 saying that he was wearing clothes when Myers groped him \u2014 he says it was because he was still embarrassed.\nNot long after that camping trip, Myers left Colorado and moved back to northern California. Over the next two years, Thiel\u2019s family life deteriorated, and in 1982, when Thiel was 15, Myers offered to take him in. \u201cI lived with Steve for years,\u201d Thiel tells me, \u201cand I probably know him better than anyone. He would do drugs with me, smoke pot, take acid.\u201d Thiel says Myers would also talk about his own troubled past, even sharing that a family member had molested him when he was young.\nThiel says that even though Myers touched him during the camping trip when he was 13, Myers made no sexual advances during the time he was living with him. (Through his attorney, Myers refused my requests for interviews.) Still, Thiel says, \u201cHe told me he liked boys. I saw him grooming other boys. For me, there is a sense of guilt and responsibility. My role was that of a beard \u2014 like, \u2018Look at Dan, my foster son. He\u2019s a good athlete, a good student, gregarious and kind.\u2019 Adults trusted him because of me. I was used on so many levels.\u201d And, Thiel says, Myers seemed to target children from troubled families.\nThiel moved out of Myers\u2019s home in 1986, when he was 19. He decided to go to the Santa Cruz cops in late 1995, when he learned that Myers was foster-parenting a four-year-old Romanian boy he was trying to adopt.\nOfficers met with Myers less than two weeks after Thiel filed his report. According to the police report of that interview, Myers appeared nervous and fidgety, taking frequent breaks. He admitted there had been an incident with Thiel on a 1980 camping trip in Colorado, but downplayed its severity. He also admitted that in 1991 he and a boy, 15 or 16 years old, had engaged in mutual massage and masturbation for about 30 minutes during a Traveling School trip to South Africa. Myers told police that he used to be attracted to boys between 14 and 16 years old, and that he\u2019d been in therapy for four years. He said his therapist had told him he was \u201ccured\u201d and would make a good parent. The police concluded in their report that it was \u201capparent\u201d that Myers had molested Thiel and the teen in South Africa, but they couldn\u2019t do anything about it because the alleged incidents took place beyond their jurisdiction.\nAccording to the Santa Cruz police report, the Romanian boy was removed from Myers\u2019s care and placed with another foster family. Six months later, the foster mother contacted investigators to report the four-year-old\u2019s disclosures that Myers had engaged in oral sex and sodomy with him and had watched pornographic movies in his presence. According to police documents, officials were unable to file charges because the foster family was moving out of state and decided they did not want to put the boy through the trauma of a prosecution.\nAs these allegations were reported in newspaper articles, support for Myers quickly dried up in Amherst. The Massachusetts Department of Social Services opened an investigation, and police officers showed up at Myers\u2019s home and removed Sage in January 2002, three days before his ninth birthday.\nAs Sage and Adam approach Balch Park, news of the impending fight has spread. When the two teens walk through a small parking lot and into the playground, set against a hardscrabble backdrop of North Shore row houses and car dealerships, they\u2019re met by a crowd of spectators on the lush open grass. Standing with the onlookers is Sage\u2019s ex, Melissa Hicks.\nSage and Adam ready themselves, but several minutes pass with no sign of JP Vernazzaro. Sage scans the park. At last, Vernazzaro\u2019s hulking figure flashes under the lights of the basketball court. Seconds later, he\u2019s gone again, disappearing into the shadows as he crosses the unlit baseball field and heads for the group that awaits him.\nOn the playground grass, Sage and Adam steel themselves. The aluminum bat leans against Adam\u2019s leg. Sage has the knife.\nAfter being taken from Myers, Sage spent the next three years in a blur of foster homes. Myers fought for custody, spending more than $300,000 on attorneys and eventually filing for bankruptcy, but was ultimately unsuccessful.\nIn June 2005 Sage was adopted by Dean Christensen and Jane Olingy, a married couple in Wilmington. He became Sage Christensen, his third name in 12 years. A social worker told his new parents about his rough upbringing in the Ukraine and about Myers. Sage, they were informed, had recently torn up every picture he had of Myers. \u201cWhen he first moved in with us,\u201d Jane tells me, \u201che made sure the doors were locked 24/7, even during the day\u2026. He told us there was always the shadow of a man outside of his window.\u201d At times, Sage went to bed with a knife under his pillow. He had frequent nightmares, and woke his new parents in the middle of the night with his screaming in Russian. Sage\u2019s parents say that he was generally outgoing and playful, but became quiet whenever the subject of Myers arose.\nStill, the couple fell in love with the 12-year-old\u2019s teasing sense of humor, quick mind, and desire to be part of a family. Olingy calls their first three years together \u201cthe honeymoon.\u201d But when Sage hit puberty, the trouble started. Small and skinny, Sage was picked on. A girl shoved him into a locker during his first day at middle school. Bigger students bullied him. \u201cWe told Sage that if you start a fight, we won\u2019t support you,\u201d Christensen says. \u201cBut you have to stand up for yourself.\u201d\nAnd Sage did begin to hit back, which led to suspensions and after-school meetings with the assistant principal. By the eighth grade, he was staying out late and becoming increasingly depressed and defiant. The bullying at school continued, and he started writing rap lyrics and poetry, all of it dark and filled with themes of suicide. When Christensen took Sage to Niagara Falls, Sage, remembering that he\u2019d been there with Myers, withdrew into an almost catatonic state and wouldn\u2019t leave their hotel room. \u201cSage was terrified,\u201d Christensen tells me. \u201cHe didn\u2019t want to talk about anything.\u201d Christensen believes there is something \u201cthat must have happened that we still don\u2019t know about.\u201d\nIn the ninth grade, Sage\u2019s nightmares got worse. He began skipping school regularly, and his grades plummeted. A lifelong neat freak, he stopped showering and withdrew from the family. He stayed up until 3 a.m., escaping into the world of Xbox. Finally, in October 2008, Sage\u2019s psychiatrist told Olingy to take him to Somerville Hospital for a two-week evaluation at the acute-care unit for teens. Sage agreed to go as long as he could take his Xbox. If he hadn\u2019t consented, Olingy says, she and her husband were prepared for a last resort: calling an ambulance.\nAt the hospital, Sage was diagnosed with a raft of psychological afflictions, including depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and reactive attachment disorder, which is characterized by the inability to fit into a family dynamic. Reactive attachment disorder is rare, but psychiatrists say it\u2019s fairly prevalent in children adopted from Eastern Europe in the early 1990s.\nFrom Somerville, Sage was transferred to McLean Hospital, where he spent more than a month. When he moved back home and started school again, he quickly returned to his old demeanor: defiant, angry, withdrawn, and depressed. He said he couldn\u2019t work out his issues while living at home in a family structure, so he and his parents decided that he would become a ward of the state.\nThe Department of Social Services placed Sage in the Brandon School & Residential Treatment Center in Natick. A year and a half later, he completed the program and was given the option of moving back in with his parents or finding another residential program while he finished high school. He settled on living at a home run by the Supporting and Assisting Independent Living program in Beverly, nicknamed the Blaine House.\nAfter losing a three-year-long custody battle for Sage in 2005, Steve Myers left Amherst and slipped into a life of quiet obscurity. Then, in 2009, he was contacted by a woman named Connie Durant, who\u2019d worked for him at the Traveling School from 1977 to 1992. Though she hadn\u2019t talked to him in more than a decade, Durant looked Myers up on Facebook and the two began corresponding.\nAround the same time, however, Durant found the articles about Myers and the Santa Cruz police report. When she questioned him about the allegations, Myers admitted to some improper behavior, telling her in an e-mail that he had always had low self-esteem: \u201cNever having had a father, never having received affection, I sought it from the kids, to the idiotic point of sharing a bed (Michael Jackson lunacy).\u201d\nMyers confided that he had become suicidal after losing custody of Sage and had moved to South Africa for three years. He taught for two of those years, but was let go after someone at the school found the news stories about him on the Internet. He returned to Denver and got a job as a teacher, but was placed on paid leave when school officials found the same articles. From there he moved to England, where he taught at a prep school. And just recently, he told Durant, he\u2019d joined the teaching staff at Mid-Peninsula High School in Menlo Park, California.\nAs their e-mail correspondence continued, Myers admitted to Durant that he had been sexual with two former students and had sought professional help. He did, however, dispute Dan Thiel\u2019s account of what happened during their camping trip in 1980. Nevertheless, to Durant, Myers seemed to be rationalizing his actions. \u201cFrom society\u2019s point of view, it was wrong and illegal,\u201d he wrote. But, \u201cIs illegal behavior automatically wrong?\u201d He continued: \u201cFor a time I also thought about the Persians and Greeks who believed sex with boys was not only acceptable, but a necessary part of their development into manhood.\u201d\nDisturbed, Durant located former Traveling School students and staff members. One of them was Jon Warner \u2014 the 13-year-old who, with his mother\u2019s permission, had traveled with Myers to the Albuquerque teacher conference in 1978. Warner filed a report with police in Mountain View, California, this year, claiming Myers had abused him during that trip. When I call him for this story, Warner tells me that he and Myers stayed in a motel room with only a single bed, and that Myers one evening started massaging Warner\u2019s shoulders. \u201cThen he told me he was going to give me a different kind of massage,\u201d Warner recalls.\nMyers told him to turn over on his back, Warner says, and began masturbating him. After several minutes, Warner says, Myers got under the covers and started playing with himself. Warner tells me that he sat on the edge of the bed, watching as Myers finished, walked across the room, and grabbed a motel towel to wipe himself down.\nUpon arriving home in California several days later, Warner decided not to tell his mother. \u201cI was so embarrassed and ashamed,\u201d he says. \u201cThroughout my whole life, whenever I feel personal control is taken from me I identify that same feeling with being stuck with Steve in Albuquerque. I flash immediately, my eyes will cross, and I\u2019ll take flight on somebody.\u201d\nConnie Durant got in touch with others who claim Myers abused them, including Dan Thiel, and eventually formed a support network for them. She says she knows of nine men who claim Myers abused them as children. The group thinks Myers has been able to continually land teaching jobs because he\u2019s never been charged with or convicted of a crime. That, they believe, has allowed him to pass background checks.\nSt. Patrick\u2019s Day has started off well enough for JP Vernazzaro. He\u2019s thrown a party, an annual tradition with a couple dozen friends and neighbors gathering for a day of drinking on the front porch of his home on Grant Street in Beverly. Vernazzaro has stayed fairly sober for most of the day, sipping his beer and dancing with his two-year-old nephew. But now it\u2019s 8 p.m., and Vernazzaro has disappeared.\nAccording to family members, Vernazzaro grew up in a dysfunctional home. They say his father, a drunk, would scream at him and throw him across the room into a bannister. When Vernazzaro was 19 or 20, the relatives say, his mother packed up and moved to Florida, leaving him with abandonment issues and a reliance on drugs and alcohol.\nPolice arrested Vernazzaro nine times from 2001 to 2005. Once, he was caught with marijuana (packaged for sale) and a knife. Another time, he was arrested for breaking and entering. In July 2001 he attacked his eight-year-old niece, Mariah Tower. According to the court report, Vernazzaro dragged the girl by her hair into his house and emerged with a butcher\u2019s knife in each hand, threatening to slit her throat. He received probation. Four years later, police charged him with rape, witness intimidation, and giving alcohol to a minor, but the case was never prosecuted. Somehow, he\u2019s never spent time in prison.\nVernazzaro is also a member of the Underground Backyard Wrestling league, fighting under the name \u201cJohnny Blaze.\u201d The \u201cmatches,\u201d which have been uploaded to YouTube, often consist of wrestlers talking smack, hitting each other in the face with industrial-size light bulbs, beating each other with nail-ridden planks, and setting each other on fire.\nMore recently, though, Vernazzaro has found a calling of sorts. Unable to get work for years because of his criminal record, he\u2019s landed a job working a booth at a traveling carnival. He likes the job. For the first time in his life, he feels like he fits in.\nA half-hour after he\u2019s disappeared from his own party, Vernazzaro returns, drunk and screaming into his phone about a fight. According to grand jury testimony, he stumbles into a fence and starts ripping at his shirt. He asks the group whether anyone wants to come with him to the park for a fight. Steven Arroyo, his 25-year-old friend, agrees to join him. Vernazzaro gives his nieces a bear hug and a kiss and tells them that he loves them. Then he heads off with Arroyo for the playground.\nAs they walk in silence, Vernazzaro amps himself up. His pace quickens. The two friends cross the park\u2019s baseball diamond and see a crowd. Two guys are standing in the middle, both of them short and skinny. Approaching, Vernazzaro slows down and tenses, his hands shaking. Then he tears off his shirt and crouches down into a grappler\u2019s stance.\n\u201cDo you really want to do this?\u201d he asks Sage and Adam.\n\u201cAre you sure you really want to do this?\u201d one of the teens replies.\nVernazzaro charges, swinging wildly. He misses. Using one hand, Adam wheels the aluminum bat around and smashes Vernazzaro in the skull. The blow sends a loud \u201cting\u201d through the park, like a batter cracking a line drive. Vernazzaro staggers backward.\nWhat happens next is in dispute. Some witnesses will later tell a grand jury that Sage moves in close and punches Vernazzaro. Sage will tell police that Vernazzaro hits him with a forearm and then falls on top of him. Prosecutors will say that Sage plunges his blade once into Vernazzaro\u2019s lower left back and twice into his chest, piercing his heart \u2014 a claim Sage denies.\nVernazzaro somehow snatches the bat away from Adam and, bleeding, wobbles backward. \u201cWho has the bat now?\u201d he says. Then he briefly props himself up with the bat before collapsing onto the grass. He cries out for help. Several people rush to him while Sage and Adam flee, running back the way they came, through the parking lot, across the train tracks, and over to Blaine House. Along the way, they shed their blood-stained shirts. Arriving home, they enter through a side door. It\u2019s 13 minutes past their 9 p.m. curfew.\nAdam\u2019s hands are dirty, he smells of alcohol, and he\u2019s bare-chested. He tells the confused staff that he gave his shirt to a girl who was cold. Sage slips into the bathroom and turns on the faucet. When he emerges, his face is flush and he\u2019s wearing fresh clothes. Sage and Adam go outside and sit on the front stoop.\nMinutes later, a police cruiser pulls up. In the back are eyewitnesses who identify the two teens. According to the police report, an officer notices that Sage\u2019s hand is injured, covered in dried blood and a bandage. A bloody paper towel is tucked inside his pocket.\nVernazzaro, an officer says, is dead.\nThe day after the fight, when Christensen and Martin appear in court for an arraignment, the prosecutors say JP Vernazzaro\u2019s killing was an act of premeditated murder. Sage\u2019s defense attorney, Ray Buso, counters that Sage acted in self-defense. Buso, himself a former prosecutor, says his client was just trying to protect himself and Melissa, and that he went to the park for the fight because Vernazzaro had threatened to come to the Blaine House if he didn\u2019t, which could have led to Sage getting kicked out of the program. As for the bat and knife, Buso explains that the teens grabbed them at the last minute to use as a deterrent. This explanation does not please Judge Dunbar Livingston, who says that Sage and Adam should have simply removed themselves from the situation.\nA year and a half later, the teens continue to sit in jail, awaiting trial on charges of murder and assault and battery. In October 2011 Sage was charged with two other counts of assault and battery for allegedly attacking a jail guard with a bar of soap wrapped inside a sock.\nAlthough no one has come forward to say that Myers abused Sage, Dan Thiel has reached out to Buso to ask to speak with Sage. He says he wants to lend support. But Buso and Sage\u2019s parents have declined the request, feeling that Sage has enough to deal with at the moment. The family and Buso also denied requests to make Sage available for an interview for this story.\nSteve Myers, meanwhile, showed up in Menlo Park, California, where he got a job at Mid-Peninsula High School in the fall of 2011. This January, Connie Durant put together a package of newspaper clippings about Myers and sent it to the school. Myers was quickly placed on leave.\nAround the same time, Jon Warner filed his police report in Mountain View, California. And another former Traveling School student, Charles Hurt, filed a separate police report with the Mariposa County Sheriff\u2019s Office in California, claiming that Myers molested him at Yosemite National Park in 1974. Then, in May, Durant sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice providing a timeline of the claims of abuse against Myers and asking that a case be opened.\nMyers\u2019s alleged victims have also contacted several attorneys. They hope to file a civil lawsuit against Myers by the end of the year, with the goal of preventing him from finding another teaching job. Among the lawyers they\u2019ve reached out to are those representing one of the victims of former Penn State University assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, who was convicted in June on 45 counts of abuse. Through a nonprofit called the Second Mile, Sandusky offered programs for at-risk Pennsylvania children for more than 30 years. Many of his victims were participants in that program.\nIn all, I interviewed four people who say they were abused by Myers. After hearing their stories, it is difficult not to draw some comparisons between Sandusky\u2019s crimes and the ones Myers is alleged to have committed. One man I spoke to, who knew Myers in the 1970s and asked to remain anonymous, told me that Myers\u2019s \u201ctypical target was someone with an estranged relationship with their parents or someone without a father. That made it easier for him to befriend them and provide much-desired attention. It always felt healthy and good at first. And then it turned into something else.\u201d\nBack in December 2011, when Durant was still in touch with Myers, she received a package from him in the mail. It was a novel Myers had written called Floaters. It tells the story of a retired teacher who befriends a 12-year-old boy, and together, they attempt to escape an overly repressive society. The book contains several scenes of pedophilia. The dedication: \u201cTo my beloved son, Sajan.\u201d\nhttp://www.bostonmagazine.com/2012/07/the-loved-one-crime/",
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        "raw_content": "Claiming Compensation for Elder Abuse\nIf you have an elderly family member, who has suffered physical or emotional harm due to somebody with a responsibility for their care mistreating them, it may be possible to make a claim for the abuse of an elderly relative. Even if the victim of abuse is incapable of claiming compensation for elder abuse by themselves, a family member can make a claim on their behalf acting as a \u201cnext friend\u201d.\nClaims for the mistreatment of an elderly family member are particularly complicated because it is very rare for an older victim of abuse to voluntarily admit they have been mistreated. However claiming compensation for elder abuse can help you get answers to why they were mistreated, and why safeguards meant to prevent the mistreatment of the elderly failed to work.\nIndicators of Elder Abuse\nVery few victims of elder abuse are prepared to admit they have been mistreated because of being embarrassed in front of their families or because they fear repercussions for airing their allegations. However, there are indicators of elder abuse that family members may identify that can establish whether it is possible to make claims for the mistreatment of an elderly family member.\nAlthough signs of physical abuse are more apparent, fewer than 12% of complaints made to the authorities last year were related to physical injury. More commonly, elderly family members suffered psychological abuse, financial abuse or neglect; with some victims being sexually abused or discriminated against because of their race or sexual orientation.\nTypically, personality changes when certain people enter or leave a room are good indicators of elder abuse. Victims may also suffer side effects from the incorrect administration of medication, or have irregular eating or sleeping patterns. What can confuse the issue is when victims are displaying multiple indicators of elder abuse \u2013 implying that they are being mistreated in more ways than one.\nReporting the Mistreatment of an Elderly Family Member\nIf you believe that an elderly relative has been abused by somebody that owed them a duty of care, you should make a formal complaint to the organisation responsible for their care. In situations where you believe that the elderly relative may be in danger, you should call the emergency services or the social services to have them hospitalised or relocated elsewhere.\nAn investigation will be conducted to determine whether your relative has been mistreated or suffered elder abuse \u2013 the benchmark definition of elder abuse being \u201cA single or repeated act or lack of appropriate action, occurring within any relationship where there is an expectation of trust, which causes harm or distress to an older person or violates human and civil rights\u201d.\nYou should never confront the alleged abuser directly, and it is in your best interests to seek legal advice \u2013 even before the investigation has been concluded and the results known. A solicitor can assist you with issues such as hospitalisation and relocation, and guide you about any other actions that need to be taken before you can make claims for the mistreatment of an elderly family member.\nMaking Claims for the Mistreatment of an Elderly Family Member\nIn order to make claims for the mistreatment of an elderly family member, it will have to be demonstrated that somebody with responsibility for the elderly person\u00b4s care was liable for their injuries. This is not necessarily the abuser, but possibly an organisation that should have provided adequate supervision or monitored the care (or lack thereof) that was being provided.\nConsequently, a claim for the abuse of an elderly relative might not be made against the abuser themselves \u2013 although criminal charges may be made against the abuser after the conclusion of an investigation. However, irrespective of who is at fault, you will need a solicitor to claim compensation for elder abuse as the Injuries Board has no mandate to process claims of this nature.\nYour solicitor will conduct his or her own investigation into the circumstances of the elderly relative\u00b4s abuse and \u2013 with the help of medical and psychological experts \u2013 compile the strongest possible claim for the abuse of an elderly relative. Provided the claim is worthwhile pursuing, your solicitor will write to the negligent party and advise them that you are claiming compensation for elder abuse.\nSettling a Claim for the Abuse of an Elderly Relative\nOnce the letter of claim has been received, the negligent party has two options \u2013 either negotiate a settlement of compensation for elder abuse, or contest the claim. If liability is accepted, you solicitor will use the reports made by the medical and psychological experts to negotiate the maximum possible settlement of compensation.\nIf liability is denied \u2013 or no agreement can be reached on how much compensation for elder abuse your relative should receive \u2013 it may be necessary to take the claim to litigation. This could result in a court appearance, in which you and your mistreated relative may be required to give evidence. This depends on the nature of the abuse and the perpetrator or organisation defending the claim.\nIf you have represented your elderly relative as a \u201cnext friend\u201d, a court appearance will be necessary for the settlement of the claim for the abuse of an elderly relative to be approved. This is a necessary procedure to ensure that the settlement is in the best interests of the relative that has been abused, and to make sure that the \u201cnext friend\u201d managing the compensation settlement is an \u201cappropriate person\u201d.\nSpeak with a Solicitor about Compensation for Elder Abuse\nThe Statute of Limitations in Ireland allows a plaintiff or their \u201cnext friend\u201d a period of two years after elder abuse has been confirmed to make claims for the mistreatment of an elderly family member. However, it is in your best interests to speak with a solicitor about making a claim for the abuse of an elderly relative at the first practical opportunity.\nNot only will a solicitor be able to assist with such hospitalisation or relocation, he or she will be able to give you advice which is relevant to the specific situation of the abused person, and help you compile a formal letter of complaint if you have submitted one. Speaking with a solicitor will also give him or her the maximum possible time to compile a claim for the abuse of an elderly relative on your behalf.\nClaiming compensation for elder abuse can help you get answers to why your relative was mistreated, and why safeguards meant to prevent their mistreatment failed to work. Often this is more important to families than the settlement of claims for the mistreatment of an elderly family member. There is a higher likelihood of getting the answers you want if you speak with a solicitor as soon as possible.",
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        "raw_content": "J.K. Rowling Listed Among Queen, Kate Middleton As Most Inspiring British Woman\nJ.K. Rowling beat out the Queen and Kate Middleton as the most inspiring British woman \u2014 at least among one subset of voters.\nThe Harry Potter author tied Olympic champion Jessica Ennis with 56 percent of Manchester respondents finding them inspirational, while the Queen earned the vote of two-fifths of UK women voters in the Oxfam survey. Dame Hellen Mirren came in third on the list.\nAmong all British respondents, J.K. Rowling finished third with 39 percent of voters fining her inspiring, Look to the Stars found. The Queen and Ennis topped that list with 42 percent of the vote, while Kate Middleton finished seventh with 25 percent.\nThe Manchester vote was set up by Oxfam\u2019s Get Together fundraiser, which is the largest celebration in the UK of International Women\u2019s day, on March 8.\nThe fact that J.K. Rowling topped the list shows that respondents recognized the author\u2019s achievement in creating a universe of wizards and sorcery.\n\u201cFollowing on from the Woman\u2019s Hour Power List, it is clear that British women strongly value personal dedication and achievement, whether they are looking up to high profile figures or family members,\u201d Harriett Roberts, Oxfam community fundraising manager for Oxfam in Manchester told Mancurian Matter.\n\u201cThis is what Oxfam Get Together is all about. It is about celebrating and supporting women around the world who are working hard with passion and dedication to get themselves out of poverty.\u201d\nThe report noted that Manchester residents may have looked closer to home in selecting J.K. Rowling and Jessica Ennis over members of the royal family.\nThough the Harry Potter series has concluded, J.K. Rowling has said she may revisit the Potter universe in future books. This fall she released an adult fiction book, The Casual Vacancy.",
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        "raw_content": "Home News Brief Brazil Govt Faces Up to Spiraling Youth Homicides\nBrazil Govt Faces Up to Spiraling Youth Homicides\nBrazilian officials presented the report January 28\nIn Brazil, 42,000 young people \u2014 the majority non-white males \u2014 will die violently between 2013 and 2019, according to a recent study, raising questions about how the country plans to reduce youth violence.\nThe projection, based on youth murder statistics from 2012, was presented at a January 28 press conference by the Brazilian government, UNICEF, and members of civil society.\n\u201cInequality is reflected in the map of violence,\u201d Brazilian Minister for Human Rights Ideli Salvatti said at the conference. Previous breakdowns of youth murder statistics in the country have shown that they are skewed by race, gender, and income.\nSEE ALSO:Brazil News and Profiles\nNon-white youths are three times more likely to die violently than white children, boys are almost 12 times more likely to be killed than girls, and much of the increase in homicides is concentrated in the relatively poor northeastern region of the country. In the richer and more densely populated southeast, youth homicides have actually declined.\nAt the same conference, Salvatti announced the creation of an interagency government working group that will try to create a strategy for reducing youth violence.\nDeciphering the numbers can sometimes be tricky. Over the ten-year period between 2002 and 2012, youth homicides only went up by 2.7 percent, suggesting a period of relative stability. However, this masks the huge changes in the murder rates within states.\nSecurity initiatives in major cities like Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro contributed to reductions in homicides, while northeastern states saw murders skyrocket. In the state of Rio Grande del Norte, homicides rose by 293.6 percent over the period.\nSome reports attribute the rise in violence in Brazil to the growing role of organized crime and the expansion of the drug trade. According to a 2007 article by Der Spiegel, Brazilian gangs employed children to do their dirty work, sometimes giving them drugs to desensitize them to violence. One 11-year old boy said he \u201cfelt nothing\u201d after assassinating a rival gang member because he was \u201ctoo high.\u201d\nOther studies, like a 2012 report by think tank FLACSO, showed that drugs and gangs were not the cause of rising murders. Instead, the increase was caused by a \u201cculture of violence\u201d and widespread impunity.\nPolice Lethality in Brazil: Is There a Racial Bias?\nPolice Killings Up 37% in Brazil\nWhat Makes Salvador Brazil\u2019s Most Violent City",
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        "raw_content": "Harrogate-Based PR Agency Appeal PR\nAppeal PR is one of North Yorkshire\u2019s leading PR companies and its dependence on round the clock IT functionality is critical. Integral IT has been working with Appeal PR for the last ten years, during which time it has developed from a small start up business into a recognised agency with multiple, regional and national clients.\nIn the early years the role of Integral IT was to deliver a reliable and consistent IT service for the team, however as time has moved on the businesses needs have changed. As digital requirements such as social media have become a greater part of the agency\u2019s remit for its clients, even a ten minute drop out of the system can have serious implications in terms of delivering services for clients.\nIn addition to this, the growing need and expectation for the team to be able to travel and work remotely (the Managing Director spends a considerable amount of time in the US), has led to a real need for a remote working solution, whilst ensuring the stability and security of client\u2019s confidential material.\nIn response to the businesses growth and changing requirements, Integral IT installed a 100% cloud based solution. Removing the need to install costly IT infrastructure the remote server offered a reliable and secure system that was also low cost and secure. In addition, the utilisation of the cloud has meant that the team has the ability to access and share material from wherever they are, a necessity for those members of the team who travel frequently.\nIntegral IT continue to oversee the IT requirements to ensure there are no glitches or down time, ensuring that Appeal PR can achieve maximum efficiencies and meet client expectations.\nIntegral are a highly professional outfit that has met every expectation with the IT project they have undertaken for Appeal. They react quickly and are flexible enough to adapt as our IT needs are changing, and the level of service we enjoy is exceptional.\nAppeal PR",
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        "raw_content": "The vibrant capital of Russia has a lot to offer, so if you are heading here for your well-deserved holiday, you are in for a treat! It does not matter whether you are travelling in summer or in winter, there are always plenty of things to do! In this article we collected nine of our favourites when you have already seen the Kremlin and St Basil\u2019s Cathedral.\n1. Explore Gorky Park\nGorky Park or Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure is an all-time favourite of local people and tourists alike. Why? Because no matter what your interests have, you will always find something you like here. In summer you can enjoy free yoga and fitness classes by the river as well as silent disco and dancing. Alternatively, you can rent a bicycle or roller skates and explore the embankment of the Moskva river. In the evening, the outdoor cinema opens its gates and the great news is that the films are available in both Russian and English!\nAnother great thing about the park is a great variety of food places. You can either try street food or enjoy a glass of wine in one of the park\u2019s restaurants.\nIn winter the park is home to one of the biggest skating rinks in Europe with the territory over 18 000 square metres. It is beautifully decorated with lights and looks especially charming in the evening. The skating rink also features plenty of food places for you to recharge and will energise you with music while you are skating!\nGetting here: the park is located 10 minutes away from Park Kultury metro station and 5 min away from Oktyabrskaya metro station.\nWebsite in English: http://www.park-gorkogo.com/en/\n2. Try Cable Cars at Sparrow Hills\nAnother great place to visit is Sparrow Hills, a territory on the bank of the Moskva River and one of the highest points in Moscow. Its panoramic views inspired the creation of the cable car route in 2018which runs across Moskva river. Do not miss an opportunity to enjoy the best views of the city from a cable car!\nApart from beautiful views the place is also popular for picnics by the river, rollerblading, cycling and urban hiking. If you like an active day out, Sparrow Hills will not leave you disappointed.\nMore than that, you can catch a ferry from here and embark on a mini-cruise of Moskva river to see the best sights of the city and learn more about its history. A very popular pastime on a hot summer day!\nGetting here: Vorbiovy Gory metro station is located right in the middle of Sparrow Hills. Alternatively, Gorky park is connected with Sparrow hills by a green alley which follows the embankment. A perfect summer walk.\n3. Discover Zaryadye\nZaryadye is a new beautiful park and cultural centre in the heart of the city opened in late 2017. It was created by an international team of architects, engineers and landscape designers making it a very modern and multicultural place.\nOne of the most unusual structures of Zaryadye is its Floating Bridge. It is a unique thin V-shaped air structure extending above the water and allowing the visitors to enjoy excellent views of Moscow.\nIf you are visiting Zaryadye, do not miss its Ice Cave. It tells the history of development of the Far North and you can enjoy the ice, snow and the shimmering crystals covering the columns and walls of the Ice Cave. But do not forget to wrap up: the temperatures here range from -4 to -9\u00b0C all year round.\nFor those fond of science and history we would recommend popping into the Nature Centre where a number of scientific-educational events take place all year around. Alternatively, visit the Underground museum featuring a collection of artifacts discovered during the excavations of Moscow.\nGot peckish? Visit the Zaryadye Gastronomic Centre! It is a modern food court offering its visitors unique dishes from all over Russia. The dishes range from an ice bar with fresh oysters and champagne to the barbecue counter, geese and ducks. All of the food can be bought to-go as a culinary souvenir!\nGetting here: the park is located in close vicinity of four metro stations: Okhotny Ryad\", \"Teatralnaya\", \"Ploshchad Revolyutsii\" and \"Kitay-Gorod\"\nWebsite in English: https://www.zaryadyepark.ru/en/\n4. Amble Along Arbat Street\nArbat (or Old Arbat) is one of the oldest Russian streets and it has been inspiring a lot of writers, artists and musicians for many years. It houses many historic buildings, the famous Vakhtang theatre as well as many fashionable food places (from local food restaurants to Hard Rock Caf\u00e9). It is also very popular with street artists and buskers. If you are fond of Russian music, you may know that the Tsoi Wall \u2013 one of the main attractions of the street \u2013 is located on Arbat too. A graffiti-covered wall where anyone can leave a note in the memory of the singer Victor Tsoi who died at the age of 28 in a car collision. Tsoi was one of the most influential and popular people in the history of Russian rock music.\nRunning parallel to Old Arbat, you will find New Arbat Street. A fashionable area with modern shops, cinema (which has screenings in English as well as in Russian) and the largest bookshop in Moscow where you can find books in many languages!\nGetting here: The two closest metro stations are Arbat (on one end of the street) and Smolenskaya (on the other end).\nVictor Tsoi's music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGEJOAsQX2w\n5. Find All of the Seven Sisters\nIf you are interested in Soviet heritage, Seven Sisters (also known as Stalin's high-rises)\nabsolutely have to be on your list! They are seven buildings scattered around Moscow which embody the soviet brutalist architecture and look very similar to one another. They were constructed between 1947 and 1953 in an elaborate combination of Russian Baroque and Gothic styles.\nThe buildings themselves house The Foreign Ministry located at the end of Arbat street, the iconic Moscow State University, The Radisson Royal Hotel on the embankment of the Moskva river and Hilton Leningradskaya Hotel, Kotelnichenskaya Embankment Apartments, the Kudrinskaya Square Building mainly inhabited by healthy Russians and the Red Gates building. Make it a little quest to find them all and explore the areas around!\n1) Kotelnichenskaya Embankment Apartments - halfway between Kitay Gorod and Taganskaya\n2) The Foreign Ministry Building - metro Smolenskaya, at the end of Arbat street\n3) Moscow State University - a 5-minute walk from metro Universitet\n4) The Radisson Royal Hotel \u2013 metro Kievskaya\n5) The Hilton Leningradskaya Hotel - metro Komsomolskaya\n6) Kudrinskaya Square Building - metro Barrikadnaya\n7) Red Gates building - metro Krasnye Vorota\n6. Experience Russian Banya at Sanduny\nWhat is the most traditional Russian experience? Banya for sure! Sanduny is one of the oldest banyas (bath houses) in Moscow established in 1808. Even in the nineteenth century the place amazed the visitors with the variety of choice, beautiful interiors and architecture and it managed to keep it all through the years. Apart from the usual men and women sections, Sanduny offers eight separate bath houses with original decorations, swimming pools, jacuzzi and more. Every room is equipped with a comfy lounge room, massage department, to which a bathing procedures specialist may be invited, a hot tub and, of course, a classic Russian steam room.\nAt the end of your banya experience you can also visit a gift shop and buy a traditional venik, banya hats and other memorable souvenirs.\nGetting here: Sanduny is located 10 minutes away from Kuznetsky Most metro station. Contact us for a visit!\nWebsite: http://eng.sanduny.ru/about/#content-block\n7. Enjoy the Views from Ostankino Tower\nOstankino Tower is a television and radio tower located in the north of Moscow. It was erected in 1967 and is the tallest free-standing structure in Europe and eleventh tallest in the world. Here on the ground floor you will learn more about this interesting construction before you go up to enjoy the awe-inspiring views of the city. The tower has become the symbol of the city and is one of the most popular highlights loved by the local people and tourists alike.\nMore than that, you can enjoy dinner here! The restaurant located right in the tower and apart from amazing views it boasts rotating floors with a full turnover per 40 minutes. The menu is available in both Russian and English.\nWhile you are in the north, we also recommend walking to the VDNKH centre located nearby or even visiting the beautiful Botanical Garden.\nGetting here: the closest metro station is VDNK. Then take trolleybus N\u00ba73 or a tram. Contact us to book a tour!\nWebsite in English: http://www.tvtower.ru/en/\n8. Izmailovsky Flea Market and Park\nCentral Moscow has a lot of places where tourists can buy souvenirs. However, nothing compares with Izmailovsky flea market when it comes to buying memorable gifts. Located away from the city centre, it will pleasantly surprise you with variety and prices. Locals like it too as you can buy and sell soviet memorabilia here and find a lot of quirky unusual pieces.\nThe market itself is located in a very beautiful area near. Izmailovsky Kremlin, which looks like a beautiful toy and is a very popular place for weddings. On the others side you will discover a picturesque park \u2013 the largest park in Moscow with a beautiful lake and fairground rides and open-air barbeque places in summer.\nGetting here: a 5-minute walk from Partizanskaya metro station\nWebsite of Izmailovsky Kremlin in English: http://www.kremlin-izmailovo.com/\n9. 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        "raw_content": "The Honorable Jacqueline Davies\nDear Judge Jacqueline Davies,\nHaving witnessed for myself your dismissal of the half time motion and subsequent questioning of the evidence in the Paul Chambers appeal: what has now become known as the \u201cTwitter Joke Trial\u201d, it is abundantly clear to me that despite your earnest efforts to do so, you have not fully understood the nature of Twitter, its audience, or the underlying technology, and how this applies to the definition of a \u201cpublic telecommunications network\u201d. I feel that this is in part because you were not furnished with complete information before or during the trial. Furthermore, this ignorance has caused you to come to a conclusion about Paul Chambers' intentions which is fundamentally flawed.\nIn my capacity as an internet professional, web developer and twitter user, I would like to explain one or two things to you which will hopefully help to make you better informed should such a case ever enter your court in future.\n1] Twitter technology\nTwitter cannot be said to be a messaging or communications system in the same way that telephones, email or SMS are. Messages are not \u201csent\u201d to users, rather users subscribe to the service and post messages to the twitter service, these are then later retrieved by other users who also subscribe to the service and choose to receive the messages or \u201ctweets\u201d of selected users.\nIn this way, twitter is more akin to a wireless radio, in that users \u201ctweets\u201d are broadcasts, the twitter user is a radio station, and their \u201cfollowers\u201d are listeners. When a user signs up to twitter, they will make choices about whose tweets they choose to receive, based upon the user\u2019s own tastes and preferences. Thus a person who is tweeting has a good idea of who their \u201caudience\u201d is, and what their mores and levels of offence will be. Similarly, a \u201cfollower\u201d will know the people they follow reasonably well, and will have an understanding of what kind of language they use.\nWith this in mind, twitter could be more accurately regarded as a \u201cbroadcast medium\u201d rather than a \u201ctelecommunications medium\u201d. [edit] Thus it falls into the definition of a \"Content Service\" as for the purposes of the Communications Act 2003, and defined as:\n\"Section 32 (7) (a)the provision of material with a view to its being comprised in signals conveyed by means of an electronic communications network;\"\nIn this defintion, twitter.com is the content provider, providing Paul Chambers' tweets with a view them them being comprised in signals conveyed by means of an electronic communications network (the HTTP, REST or SOAP protocol over TCP/IP on the world wide web).\nSection 32 (2) clearly states:\n\"In this Act \u201celectronic communications service\u201d means a service consisting in, or having as its principal feature, the conveyance by means of an electronic communications network of signals, except in so far as it is a content service.\"\nIn this way, twitter cannot be defined as a \"public telecommunications network\" in any way recognisable by law.[/edit]\n2] Types of message.\nYou asked very specific question about what types of post a twitter user can post. There are 3 distinct types:\na] Public timeline message\nThe is the default type of message, which is available to view by anybody who views the poster\u2019s tweets. It is the core function and purpose of twitter, allowing one user to post a message which can be viewed by anybody else. It allows users to enter into a public dialog, with conversations taking place in the public domain. It was this type of message that Paul Chambers used to post the tweet which you have judged to be \u201cmenacing\u201d\nb] @ addressed messages\nA message from user \u201cpauljchambers\u201d containing the text \u201c@MattBluefoot\u201d is publicly available to any reader, but is addressed to me. This allows both me as the recipient, and anybody else viewing the message, to see that the message was addressed to me. Much in the same way that one might address a question to one person in a courtroom, whilst accepting that others will hear the question, and may join in with that conversation. [edit] It was this kind of message that was used when Paul Chambers joked with @crazycolours about resorting to terrorism. The message was still in the public gaze and should have given context to his later tweets, to any user later happening upon his twitter posts.[/edit]\nc] d direct private messages\nA message from user \u201cpauljchambers\u201d beginning with \"d MattBluefoot\" will be visible to me only as the recipient. It is a mechanism provided for the sake of convenience should one twitter user wish to discuss something quickly in private with another user, but it is really there purely for convenience, it isn\u2019t in the purpose or nature of twitter for these messages to be commonplace. Indeed, in order for user [a] to message user [b] in this way, user [b] must already be following user [a], otherwise the message will not be accepted.\n3] The public timeline\nYou asked why Paul Chambers chose to post this message to the public timeline. This is the default state of any twitter message, and there would be no reason why Paul Chambers would choose NOT to post the message in this way, unless he thought it was contentious or menacing in some way. The very fact that he posted it in the public timeline indicates very clear that he did NOT think the message was in any way contentious or open to menacing interpretation.\nYou discussed the idea of a hypothetical older couple, who were about to fly, visited twitter and saw this message. This demonstrates a lack of understanding of the twitter public timeline.\nIn much the way that radio has many stations, twitter has many thousands of users all posting tweets all the time. The twitter public timeline, to a non-subscriber, unfiltered, is the equivalent of listening to thousands of radios all tuned to different stations and all switched on at once. Whilst it is theoretically possible that somebody might do this, it is unreasonable to suggest that a twitter poster would consider this at all probable or likely when posting their tweet. To suggest that Paul Chambers would have or should have considered this a possibility when posting his tweet, is nonsensical. As Paul Chambers himself stated in evidence, tweets on the public timeline appear at such a rate that they are only visible on the twitter homepage for a fraction of a second. To locate a public timeline tweet such as Paul Chambers' tweet, you would have to go searching for it by text pattern matching, just as the Robin Hood Airport manager did on this occasion.\nWhilst it is possible that an elderly couple may accidentally tune into something which they find offensive whilst channel hopping on a radio, we do not require all radio stations to tailor their entire broadcast content to the lowest common denominator. Whilst we do have rules of taste and decency, we also as a society seek to protect the rights of broadcasters to use humour, hyperbole and robust language to an appropriate post-watershed audience. In the case of twitter, the likelihood of a user happening upon a tweet such as this by accident, is in a region of very low statistical probablity.\nIn fact, I would go further. To argue that the hypothetical older couple, on finding this message, would take it entirely seriously and not for one second consider that it was a joke, despite the fact that everybody else who has seen it has recognised it as such, is to insult the intelligence and critical capabilities of this hypothetical older couple. Not only have you invented a fictional couple who do not exist, you have cursed them with childlike levels of critical capability, and yet given them the ability to search a twitter feed, having never used the site before. This seems like a highly unlikely combination of attributes.\nTo suggest that a hyperbole or joke which makes reference to terrorism should always be regarded as menacing regardless of context, is a dangerous precedent to set.\n4] Context and menace in a public broadcast medium\nIn 1938, CBS radio in the united states broadcast a dramatistion of H.G.Wells\u2019 \u201cWar of the Worlds\u201d voice in part by Orson Welles. The broadcast was in part presented as a series of fictionalised radio news bulletins. There were sensationalist accounts in the press about a supposed panic in response to the broadcast, although the precise extent of listener response has been debated. In the days following the adaptation, however, there was widespread outrage. Some listeners heard only a portion of the broadcast, and in the atmosphere of tension and anxiety just prior to World War II, took it to be a news broadcast. Newspapers reported that panic ensued, people fleeing the area, others thinking they could smell poison gas or could see flashes of lightning in the distance.\nIn your summary of the case, you indicated your belief that hyperbolic messages referring to terrorism should always be regarded as menacing in the current political climate. Were this to be applied universally, the broadcasts such as legendary 1938 War of the Worlds broadcast would never have been made in their \u201ccurrent climate\u201d either. Clearly, it did to some extent \u201cmenace\u201d a small number of US citizens.\n[edit]Although this example is clearly not applicable to UK law, I use it as example of the kind of \"content service\" which the Communications Act 2003 seeks to protect[/edit]\n5] Summary\nPaul Chambers knew his audience, and they knew him. To suggest that he should restrict his language on the basis that somebody else might accidentally see it, is to restrict the communications and language of every free individual in this country, for fear that they might be criminalised by the state. On a day when we wore poppies to remember those who fought and died, and continue to fight and die to protect our basic freedom, the court\u2019s judgement made a mockery of their efforts.\n[edit]You spoke of the fear of terrorism in your judgement. I don't wish to repeat the oft quoted words of many a fine speaker / writer on the subject of the impact of terrorism, but suffice it to say that I believe that the primary objective of terrorism is to create a climate of fear in the target.\nMany people feel, I amongst them, that in handing down a criminal judgment to an innocent member of the public, on the basis that he should casually joke about committing a terrorist act in a conversation between friends, you have effectively handed the victory to the terrorists.[/edit]\nI now live in a country where anything I write on the internet, or speak out loud may become subject of a criminal case, regardless of my intentions, or my audience. This makes me feel more than a little menaced by the state. Who should I report this to?",
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Because it was pointed out, over and over again, that I was the weakest link in the group.\n\u201cAnd when you\u2019re told, over and over again, \u2018you\u2019re worthless in this group\u2019, it\u2019s amazing how it affects you mentally.\n\u201cI had never felt insecure until I joined the Pussycat Dolls.\u201d\nMelody Thornton is taking part in this year's Dancing On Ice (Image: ITV)\nMelody was only 19 and fresh from high school when she joined the group with Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts, Kimberly Wyatt and Jessica Sutta.\nEndless criticism from record label executives and frustration at Nicole constantly being given lead vocals left Melody, now 34, crushed.\nShe says: \u201cIt felt awful, uncomfortable. I was a singer, not a trained dancer, but wasn\u2019t allowed to sing and was told I couldn\u2019t dance.\n\u201cImagine being on the Tube next to somebody that you don\u2019t trust. If you took that feeling, bottled it up and felt it every night for 90 minutes, that\u2019s how it felt for six or seven years. So it was overwhelming.\u201d\nAs we talk, the American is in tears as she remembers how she tried to hide the emotional strain behind the pouts and posturing of a Pussycat Doll.\nMelody Thornton and the Pussycat Dolls perform (Image: WireImage)\n\u201cOnce, Whitney Houston was in the audience and I sang like I never sang before. So every night I told myself she was in the crowd to give me the strength to pretend to be another person.\n\u201cI had to do something to keep going. So after each concert, I went back to my room and in the shower always sang a song by Donny Hathaway called A Song For You. It\u2019s a pretty depressing song but I was trying to find a place for my pain.\n\u201cI always asked for a room on a separate place from my band-mates because they would know it was me singing.\u201d\nMelody Thornton (Image: REX/Shutterstock)\nLife in a demanding and harshly unforgiving working environment soon took such a toll that Melody showed physical symptoms.\n\u201cI started having panic attacks when I was in the group, on planes and random places. It was obvious my body was saying, \u2018let\u2019s stop doing this\u2019.\n\u201cSo I was in therapy when I was in the Dolls and maybe two years after that. My last panic attack was 2014.\n\u201cI\u2019ve never taken any medication. It was definitely suggested but I didn\u2019t take anything. I just kept thinking to myself, \u2018this is real life and it\u2019s an unusual situation not a lot of people understand\u2019. It took me years to get over it, it really did.\u201d\nMelody is keen to point out that she has no bad feelings towards Scherzinger or group founder Robin Antin.\n\u201cPeople would assume that I was so mad at Nicole because she sang and I didn\u2019t. Well, no. That was her dream and it was coming true for her. I just wanted it for myself too. I wanted the best for everyone. I\u2019m a phenomenal vocalist, you just never heard it. But it wasn\u2019t Nicole\u2019s fault.\nNicole Scherzinger always sang lead vocals for the Pussycat Dolls (Image: AFP/Getty Images)\n\u201cThere was an opportunity there for her there and she needed to capitalise on it. She\u2019d been in groups prior to Pussycat Dolls so the label wanted her to sing leads. Every time I\u2019d say, \u2018If I could sing more then I wouldn\u2019t be the weakest link\u2019. But that didn\u2019t fit their agenda.\n\u201cRobin was in a really tough position because she owned the name and had been trying to get this act up and running for 15 years.\n\u201cSo she\u2019s not going to jeopardise her opportunities for some little girl.\n\u201cNow all the Dolls are doing their own things and doing really well, and that\u2019s great, but it took me a long time to pick myself up.\n\u201cIt\u2019s been really hard to get back on my feet and have the confidence to move forwards in my career.\u201d\nTaking part in Dancing on Ice is one of Melody\u2019s steps to rebuild her self worth and carve out a new career on her terms.\nShe has been getting high scores from the judging panel on the ITV show, even impressing notoriously scathing Jason Gardiner.\nNo-one can fault her hard work ethic. This week Melody has had the flu bug on top of horrendous injuries from a bad fall last week.\nBut she has resisted the comfort of bed for the ice rink, where her feet feel frozen and she\u2019s spun by partner Alexander Demetrio at speed.\nShe says: \u201cMy arms are so weak I can hardly lift them, my shoulders are killing me, my elbows ache and after my head bounced off the ice my face is still really painful to the touch. And I have flu. But at least I didn\u2019t break my jaw. And I have to just keep going.\u201d\nMelody suffered a nasty injury on Dancing On Ice (Image: Instagram)\nWorking so hard leaves Melody, who has temporarily relocated from Los Angeles, little time for socialising or to find a British man to date.\n\u201cI\u2019m single and hoping to mingle,\u201d she says. \u201cBut I\u2019m so knackered when I get home after training I have no idea where I\u2019m going to meet anybody. But I hope I will.\n\u201cMaybe he\u2019ll read this interview!\n\u201cI feel like British men are very chivalrous. The door\u2019s always being held for me, which is lovely. I don\u2019t know what else to say about British men but hopefully I can find out.\nMelody Thornton and Alexander Demetriou (Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock)\n\u201cI have to know a person and really fall for the way he treats people and respects himself. There\u2019s a model who has really nice style, I think he\u2019s called David Gandy. No disrespect if he\u2019s off the market, but he\u2019s beautiful.\u201d\nBut David\u2019s partner has nothing to fear as Melody says: \u201cI\u2019d never fight a woman for a man\u201d.\nThat\u2019s exactly why she is annoyed by rumours she is secretly feuding with Kim Kardashian over her past relationship with Kanye West .\nMelody says: \u201cI definitely knew Kanye before I even met Kim. But they\u2019re happy and together and I\u2019m very happy for them.\n\u201cKim and I just stopped speaking. Honestly, that\u2019s all. Our lives just went in different directions.\n\u201cShe\u2019s a mother and she\u2019s married, and I started spending a lot of time in Europe and we just kinda lost touch. It is what it is.\n\u201cIt\u2019s like friends you had in high school that you would never have thought you could spend a day without them, but it happens. But I love her and wish her the best.\n\u201cWhy don\u2019t I text her? She probably doesn\u2019t have the same number. And I just believe in letting life roll. Life brings people back together if they\u2019re meant to be together.\n\u201cI\u2019m sure she\u2019s fine without me and I\u2019m OK without her.\u201d\nDancing on Ice is on ITV on Sunday at 6pm.",
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        "raw_content": "World\u2019s longest motor neurone survivor celebrates 86th birthday\nIrishman Andy McGovern recalls contact with the late Prof Stephen Hawking\nAndy McGovern at home in Cloone , Co Leitrim. Photograph: Alan Betson\nAndy McGovern had good reason to throw a party at the weekend. Having been diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND) 41 years ago, he believes he is the longest survivor of the condition in the world, so his 86th birthday seemed like the perfect opportunity to celebrate.\nWhen Andy was diagnosed, his six children were aged between two and 15, and at the time he was led to believe his life expectancy would be less than five years.\nSo Saturday night\u2019s party in the Dugout bar in Aughavas, Co Leitrim was a good excuse to mark the many full years since, and to raise funds for the Irish Motor Neurone Association.\nThe Leitrim man said he was inspired by Fr Tony Coote, who walked 550km from Letterkenny, Co Donegal to Ballydehob, Co Cork following his diagnosis with MND last year, raising \u20ac500,000 for research and better services for sufferers in the process.\nAnother inspiration in his life has been Prof Stephen Hawking, who had been living with MND for 55 years when he passed away in 2018.\nMotor neurone charity to hire fourth nurse with funds raised by Fr Tony Coote\n\u201cI am the longest survivor in the world since he died. He was a great intellect and he was very badly disabled,\u201dMr McGovern said.\nThe two men connected on Facebook a few times over the years but the Aughavas native chuckled when he remembered a one-sided conversation when he got no response.\n\u201cI got in touch on Facebook and he wished me well. But I replied saying I wondered why with his huge intellect he did not focus on finding a cure. I said, \u2018You are talking about black holes in space but we are in a black hole.\u2019 He didn\u2019t come back to me on that one.\u201d\nHaving written two books, one a memoir entitled Against the Odds: Living with Motor Neurone Disease, Mr McGovern said the disease had actually opened doors for him.\nHe writes using a foot pedal to tap out words on his computer screen, while improved technology such as voice recognition has speeded up the process.\n\u201cI did two radio interviews this morning. I meet people I never would have met if this had not happened.\u201d\nHuge blow\nFormerly a farmer who drove heavy agricultural machinery, he said the diagnosis was initially a huge blow. \u201cI was angry and bitter and frustrated and I thought why me,\u201d he recalled. He said a trip to Lourdes resulted in acceptance rather than a cure.\nThankful that the condition never spread beyond his two arms, he has adapted to his disability and has devised imaginative ways to do everyday tasks such as taking on and off his glasses (using the back of an armchair as a prop) or drinking a pint of Guinness through a straw. \u201cI am not embarrassed by my disability any more,\u201d he said.\nThe party on Saturday night was a huge success . \u201cThe place was full,\u201d he said. \u201cMy jaw was sore from all the kisses I got and Aughavas GAA donated \u20ac1,000. We haven\u2019t counted all the buckets yet but there could be \u20ac4,000-\u20ac5,000 in total. My target was about \u20ac600,\u201d he said.",
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        "raw_content": "Lee Marvin (February 19, 1924 - August 29, 1987) was an American film actor. Known for his gravelly voice, white hair and 6' 2\" (1.88m) stature, Marvin at first did supporting roles, mostly villains, soldiers and other hardboiled characters, but after winning an Academy Award for Best Actor for his dual roles in Cat Ballou (1965), he landed more heroic and sympathetic leading roles.\nMarvin was born in New York City. He was the son of Lamont Waltman Marvin, an advertising executive and the head of the New York and New England Apple Institute, and his wife Courtenay Washington (n\u00e9e Davidge), a fashion writer and beauty consultant. He was named in honor of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, who was his first cousin, four times removed. His father was a direct descendant of Matthew Marvin, Sr., who emigrated from Great Bentley, Essex, England in 1635 and helped found Hartford, Connecticut.\nMarvin studied violin when he was young. As a teenager, Marvin \"spent weekends and spare time hunting deer, puma, wild turkey and bobwhite in the wilds of the then-uncharted Everglades.\" He attended St. Leo College Preparatory School in St. Leo, Florida after being expelled from several other schools for bad behavior.\nMarvin left school to join the United States Marine Corps, serving as a Scout Sniper in the 4th Marine Division. He was wounded in action during the WWII Battle of Saipan, in the assault on Mount Tapochau, during which most of his company (\"I\" Company, 24th Marines, 4th Marine Division) was killed. Marvin's wound (in the buttocks) was from machine gun fire, which severed his sciatic nerve. He was awarded the Purple Heart and was given a medical discharge with the rank of Private First Class. Contrary to rumors, Marvin did not serve with producer and actor Bob Keeshan during World War II.\nAfter the war, while working as a plumber's assistant at a local community theatre in Upstate New York, Marvin was asked to replace an actor who had fallen ill during rehearsals. He then began an amateur Off-Broadway acting career in New York City and served as an understudy in Broadway productions.\nIn 1950, Marvin moved to Hollywood. He found work in supporting roles, and from the beginning was cast in various war films. As a decorated combat veteran, Marvin was a natural in war dramas, where he frequently assisted the director and other actors in realistically portraying infantry movement, arranging costumes, and the use of firearms. His debut was in You're in the Navy Now (1951), and in 1952 he appeared in several films, including Don Siegel's Duel at Silver Creek, Hangman's Knot, and the war drama Eight Iron Men. He played Gloria Grahame's vicious boyfriend in Fritz Lang's The Big Heat (1953). Marvin had a small but memorable role in The Wild One (1953) opposite Marlon Brando (Marvin's gang in the film was called \"The Beetles\"), followed by Seminole (1953) and Gun Fury (1953). He also had a notable small role as smart-aleck sailor Meatball in The Caine Mutiny. He had a substantially more important part as Hector, the small town hood in Bad Day at Black Rock (1955) with Spencer Tracy.\nDuring the mid-1950s, Marvin gradually began playing more important roles. He starred in Attack, (1956) had a good supporting role in the Western Seven Men from Now (1956) and starred in The Missouri Traveler (1958) but it took over one hundred episodes as Chicago cop Frank Ballinger in the successful 1957-1960 television series M Squad to actually give him name recognition. One critic described the show as \"a hyped-up, violent Dragnet... with a hard-as-nails Marvin\" playing a tough police lieutenant. Marvin received the role after guest-starring in a memorable Dragnet episode as a serial killer.\nIn the 1960s, Marvin was given prominent supporting roles in such films as The Comancheros (1961), John Ford's The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962), and Donovan's Reef (1963), all starring John Wayne, with Marvin's roles getting larger with each film. As the vicious Liberty Valance, Marvin played his first title role and held his own with two of the screen's biggest stars (Wayne and James Stewart).\nFor director Don Siegel, Marvin appeared in The Killers (1964) playing an efficient professional assassin alongside Clu Gulager. The Killers was also the first film in which Marvin received top billing and the only time Ronald Reagan played a villain, rendering an extremely convincing performance in his last movie role before entering politics.\nMarvin won the 1965 Academy Award for Best Actor for his comic role in the offbeat Western Cat Ballou starring Jane Fonda. He also won the Silver Bear for Best Actor at the 15th Berlin International Film Festival.\nNext Marvin performed in the hit Western The Professionals (1966), in which he played the leader of a small band of skilled mercenaries (Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan, and Woody Strode) rescuing a kidnap victim (Claudia Cardinale) shortly after the Mexican Revolution. He followed that film with the hugely successful World War II epic The Dirty Dozen (1967) in which top-billed Marvin again portrayed an intrepid commander of a colorful group (future stars John Cassavetes, Charles Bronson, Telly Savalas, Jim Brown, and Donald Sutherland) performing an almost impossible mission. In the wake of these two films and after having received an Oscar, Marvin was a huge star given enormous control over his next film. In Point Blank, an influential film for director John Boorman, he portrayed a hard-nosed criminal bent on revenge. Marvin, who had selected Boorman himself for the director's slot, had a central role in the film's development, plot line, and staging. In 1968, Marvin also appeared in another Boorman film, the critically acclaimed but commercially unsuccessful World War II character study Hell in the Pacific, also starring famed Japanese actor Toshir\u014d Mifune. Marvin was originally cast as Pike Bishop (later played by William Holden) in The Wild Bunch (1969), but fell out with director Sam Peckinpah and pulled out in order to star in the Western musical Paint Your Wagon (1969), in which he was top-billed over a singing Clint Eastwood. Despite his limited singing ability, he had a hit song with \"Wand'rin' Star\". By this time he was getting paid a million dollars per film, $200,000 less than top star Paul Newman was making at the time; yet he was ambivalent about the film business, even with its financial rewards:\n\"You spend the first forty years of your life trying to get in this fucking business, and the next forty years trying to get out. And then when you're making the bread, who needs it?\"\nMarvin had a much greater variety of roles in the 1970s and 1980s, with fewer 'bad-guy' roles than in earlier years. His 1970s films included Monte Walsh (1970) with Jeanne Moreau, the violent Prime Cut (1972) with Gene Hackman, Pocket Money (1972) with Paul Newman, Emperor of the North Pole (1973) opposite Ernest Borgnine, as Hickey in The Iceman Cometh (1973) with Fredric March and Robert Ryan, The Spikes Gang (1974) with Noah Beery, Jr., The Klansman (1974) with Richard Burton, Shout at the Devil (1976) with Roger Moore, The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday (1976) with Oliver Reed, and Avalanche Express (1978) with Robert Shaw. Marvin was offered the role of Quint in Jaws (1975) but declined, stating \"What would I tell my fishing friends who'd see me come off a hero against a dummy shark?\". Marvin's immediately-previous co-star Robert Shaw accepted the part, which gave Shaw his most prominent role and vaulted the supporting player into mainstream leading man status.\nMarvin's last big role was in Samuel Fuller's The Big Red One (1980), a war film based on Fuller's own war experiences. His remaining films were Death Hunt (1981) with Charles Bronson, Gorky Park (1983), Dog Day (1984), and The Dirty Dozen: The Next Mission (1985; a sequel with Marvin, Ernest Borgnine, and Richard Jaeckel picking up where they'd left off despite being 18 years older); his final appearance was in The Delta Force (1986) with Chuck Norris.\nA father of four, Marvin was married twice. His first marriage to Betty Ebeling began in February 1951 and ended in divorce on January 5, 1967; during this time his hobbies included sport fishing off the Baja California coast and duck hunting along the Mexican border near Mexicali. He and Ebeling had a son, Christopher (b. 1952), and three daughters: Courtenay (b. 1954), Cynthia (b. 1956) and Claudia (b. 1958).\nHe was married to Pamela Feeley (who had been his girlfriend in Woodstock, New York a quarter century earlier) from October 18, 1970 until his death.\nDuring the 1970s, Marvin resided off and on in Woodstock, caring for his dying father, and would make regular trips to Cairns, Australia to engage in marlin fishing. In 1975 Marvin and Pamela moved to Tucson, where he lived until his death.\nMarvin was a liberal Democrat who opposed the Vietnam War and declared his support for the gay rights movement in a January 1969 interview with Playboy magazine. He publicly endorsed John F. Kennedy in the 1960 presidential election.\nIn December 1986, Marvin underwent intestinal surgery after suffering abdominal pains while at his ranch outside Tucson. Doctors said then that there was an inflammation of the colon, but that no malignancy was found. He died of a heart attack on August 29, 1987 after being hospitalized for more than two weeks because of \"a run-down condition related to the flu.\" He is interred at Arlington National Cemetery where his headstone reads \"Lee Marvin, PFC US Marine Corps, World War II\".\nCommunity property case:\nSee also Marvin v. Marvin\nIn 1971, Marvin was sued by Michelle Triola, his live-in girlfriend from 1965-1970, who legally changed her surname to 'Marvin'. Though the couple never married, she sought financial compensation similar to that available to spouses under California's alimony and community property laws. Triola claimed Marvin made her pregnant three times and paid for two abortions, while one pregnancy ended in miscarriage. She claimed the second abortion left her unable to bear children. The result was the landmark \"palimony\" case, Marvin v. Marvin, 18 Cal. 3d 660 (1976). In 1979, Marvin was ordered to pay $104,000 to Triola for \"rehabilitation purposes\" but the court denied her community property claim for one-half of the $3.6 million which Marvin had earned during their six years of cohabitation - distinguishing non-marital relationship contracts from marriage, with community property rights only attaching to the latter by operation of law. Rights equivalent to community property only apply in non-marital relationship contracts when the parties expressly, whether orally or in writing, contract for such rights to operate between them. After the case, Marvin was the subject of controversy when he said that the trial was a \"circus\" and that \"everyone was lying, even I lied.\"\nIn August 1981, the California Court of Appeal found there was no such contract, and thus nullified the award she had been made. 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        "raw_content": "The \u0093February strike\u0094 tarnished the status of Reichskommissar Seyss-Inquart in the eyes of the Third Reich leadership. In the Netherlands, too, it generated fierce anti-German public sentiment. Therefore, Seyss-Inquart thought it best to clarify unequivocally his fealty to Hitler and the goals of his policy in Holland. He communicated this loyalty to an audience of members of the German Nazi Party in Holland (\u0093Arbeitsbereich der NSDAP\u0094), in the famous Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. A pamphlet in which Seyss-Inquarts remarks were translated into Dutch contained thirty one densely printed pages. Below are several excerts from the beginning and end of the speech, and from the segment pertaining to the Jews.\nOne can assert with no doubt that about the turn [the beginning] of the sixteenth century, the Dutch people, exactly like the other tribes [Volksstammen] who were then combined in the common Reich, had at its disposal the characteristics [or virtues] and preconditions to make it in a conform further development\u0097an element of the German people [Deutsche volk] into which other tribes who remained in the Reich have melted in the meantime.\nTo state this means, that the Dutch and the Germans\u0097from the viewpoint of this national state\u0097have not grown into one people, but that they have at their disposal the same racial conditions, and thus are according to blood related peoples, and capable of an ever-growing intercourse....\nFrom the fact that the occupied territories to the west of the former border of the German Reich only in the Netherlands a civil administration has been introduced, it must be concluded that the Fuehrer did not want to treat the Netherlands primarily from the point of view that it is [just] a country occupied by German military forces....\nThe Jews are not Dutch for us. They are an enemy with whom we cannot agree upon cease-fire or peace.... We will hit the Jews wherever we find them, and those who side with them shall have to bear the consequences. The Fuehrer has declared that the role of the Jews in Europe has come to an end, so it has come to an end. The only thing we can talk about is the creation of a bearable state of transition.... But when the time comes that Germany will not have to take care any more for the maintenance of order and public life as an occupying power, then the Dutch people will have to choose if it wants to risk its companiable going together with the German people because of the Jews....\nWe hope [ wollen ] that the Dutch themselves, from their inner conviction and with their whole heart [ mit dem Einsatz ihres ganzen Wesens ] shall fall in [ antreten ] for the great work of construction of our Germanic communal range and with that\u0097of a new Europe....\nSo we have fallen in [we have come] here, we stay here on this territory to fulfill a historic task. We will not budge an inch from this ground before this task is fulfilled.... We are really full of religious fanaticism....\nSource: Rede van den Rijkscommissaris Rijksminister Dr. Seyss-Inquart geheouden op Woensdag 12 Maart 1941 in het Concertgebouw te Amsterdam voor het Arbeitsbereich der NSDAP in de Nederlanden (n.p., n.d.), pp. 6, 12, 21-22, 30-31.",
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        "raw_content": "US V.Zuni Public School District\nZUNI PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT,\n1. This action is brought on behalf of the United States to enforce the provisions of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, 42 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 2000e, et seq.\n2. This court has jurisdiction of the action under 42 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 2000e-5(f) and 28 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 1345.\n3. The defendant Zuni Public School District is a political subdivision of the State of New Mexico, created pursuant to the laws of New Mexico.\n4. The defendant Zuni Public School District is a person within the meaning of 42 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 2000e(a) and an employer within the meaning of 42 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 2000e(b).\n5. The defendant has subjected Donna Patty-Hart, formerly a teacher in the defendant's school system, to discrimination in employment on the basis of her sex, female, in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, 42 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 2000e-2(a), among other ways, by:\n(a) Subjecting Ms. Patty-Hart to sexual harassment which created an intimidating, hostile or offensive work environment and which adversely affected the terms, conditions and privileges of her employment; and\n(b) Failing or refusing to take appropriate action to remedy the effects of the discriminatory treatment of Ms. Patty-Hart.\n6. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) received a timely charge, Charge No. 390-97-1049, filed by Ms. Patty-Hart in which she alleged that she had been discriminated against in employment by the defendant Zuni Public School District on the basis of her sex. Pursuant to Section 706 of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, 42 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 2000e-5, the EEOC investigated the charge, found reasonable cause to believe that the allegations of discrimination were true, attempted unsuccessfully to achieve through conciliation a voluntary resolution of the charge and subsequently referred the matter to the Department of Justice.\n7. All conditions precedent to the filing of suit have been performed or have occurred.\nWHEREFORE, plaintiff prays that the Court grant the following relief:\nAward compensatory damages to Donna Patty-Hart as would fully compensate her for injuries caused by the discrimination against her, as alleged in this complaint, pursuant to and within the statutory limitations of Section 102 of the Civil Rights Act of 1991, 42 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 1981a; and\nRequire the defendant to take other appropriate nondiscriminatory measures to overcome the effects of the discrimination, including the implementation of an effective program to: address and prevent sexual harassment against employees; ensure that employees with sexual harassment allegations are not discouraged from bringing forth their complaints; and ensure that all complaints of sexual harassment, including those made to supervisors, are promptly and objectively investigated and resolved.\nThe United States hereby demands a trial by jury of all issues so triable pursuant to Rule 38 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Section 102 of the Civil Rights Act of 1991, 42 U.S.C. \u00ef\u00bd\u00a7 1981a.\nCivil Rights Division\tDavid C. Iglesias\nDistrict of New Mexico Jan Elizabeth Mitchell\n201 Third Street, N.W., Suite 900\n(505) 346-7274\tWilliam B. Fenton\nLarry G. Ward (DC Bar 419105)\nAttention: Larry Ward\nPatrick Henry Building, Room 4916",
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        "raw_content": "Overall, the Cyndi Lauper-scored musical Kinky Boots has earned a leading 13 Tony Award nominations. The British import Matilda: The Musical is close behind with 12. Tom Hanks, making his Broadway debut, earned a nod as leading man in a play for Lucky Guy.\nKinky Boots is based on the 2005 British movie about a real-life shoe factory that struggles until it finds new life in footwear for drag queens. Lauper's songs and a story by Harvey Fierstein have made it a crowd-pleaser.\n\"I walked my dog early this morning so I'd be back in time to listen to the announcement. It's so great. It's so great. I'm done crying a little bit. 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Annaleigh Ashford earned a featured role nomination.\nMatilda earned nominations for choreography, Matthew Warchus' directing, Chris Nightingale's orchestrations, best book by Dennis Kelly, Tim Minchin for lyrics and songs, and Bertie Carvel for best leading actor in a musical for crossing genders to play the evil headmistress.\nSome big names snubbed this year were Al Pacino of Glengarry Glen Ross, Alec Baldwin in Orphans, Katie Holmes in Dead Accounts, Bette Midler in I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers, and Scarlett Johansson from the revival of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.\nThe nominations were announced Tuesday in a televised event co-hosted by Tony winner Sutton Foster and Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson. The awards will be broadcast June 9 on CBS from Radio City Music Hall.\nThe Tony committee also said playwright Larry Kramer, author of The Normal Heart and co-founder of the Gay Men's Health Crisis, will receive the Isabelle Stevenson Award for a \"substantial contribution\" on behalf of a charity or social service organization.\nThe Huntington Theatre Co. in Boston will receive the Regional Theater Award.\nSelect nominations for the 2013 American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards, announced Tuesday. 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Block, The Mystery of Edwin Drood; Carolee Carmello, Scandalous; Valisia LeKae, Motown The Musical; Patina Miller, Pippin; Laura Osnes, Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella.\nBest Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play: Danny Burstein, Golden Boy; Richard Kind, The Big Knife; Billy Magnussen, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike; Tony Shalhoub, Golden Boy; Courtney B. 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        "raw_content": "Kilkenny man gets his own programme on Newstalk radio station\nKieran Cuddihy\nA Kilkenny man has landed a top job at a national radio station.\nKieran Cuddihy, from the Freshford Road, in the city is the new presenter of On The Record. The show is broadcast every Sunday on Newstalk 106-108fm from 11am until 1pm.\nKieran, the son of Bill and Margaret Cuddihy, has previously worked as a reporter at the station and provided cover for presenters such as Ivan Yates, Shane Coleman and Bobby Kerr. He played hurling and football for Dicksboro GAA club for many years\nSpeaking about his new position, Kieran said he was looking forward to the challenge.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a great opportunity. I\u2019ve been at the station for a few years now and have had the chance to present a number of different shows. But filling in for another presenter is one thing. Doing your own show is something completely different.\n\u201cIt\u2019ll take a little time but hopefully soon we\u2019ll have a distinct sound and feel to the show, something unique that you\u2019re not going to hear on other channels at the same time. You won\u2019t win any new listeners if you\u2019re offering more of the same.\n\u201cThe focus will remain news and current affairs with plenty of sport and big interviews thrown in. But we\u2019ll be doing it our own way.\u201d\nOn The Record immediately follows Bobby\u2019s Late Breakfast every Sunday, which is presented by another Kilkenny man, Bobby Kerr.\n\u201cBobby rarely misses an opportunity to mention Kilkenny when I\u2019m in studio with him. He really loves the idea that we\u2019re slowly turning the weekend black and amber\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "November 9, 2017 \u2013 Konica Minolta has been named a recipient of an Anti-Slavery Australia Freedom Award in recognition of its commitment to helping combat exploitation through corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ethical sourcing.\nKonica Minolta was nominated because of its contribution to anti-slavery and human trafficking initiatives through the company\u2019s CSR and ethical sourcing initiatives. The nominations were evaluated by an independent expert committee of specialists in the fields of human rights, human trafficking, and labour exploitation.\nKonica Minolta\u2019s human rights framework is built on three core documents: an ethical sourcing roadmap; supplier code of conduct; and human rights position statement. Its efforts are aligned with the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. This year, Konica Minolta has continued to work with suppliers to better understand where and how their goods and services are procured. Joining other corporate voices, Konica Minolta has also been an active voice in consultations on a proposed legislation for a modern slavery reporting requirement for large Australian organisations.\nDr David Cooke, managing director, Konica Minolta Australia, said, \u201cWhile modern slavery is a global issue, leadership must begin at home and the private sector is a critical stakeholder. We must hold ourselves, our business partners, and those in the business community to account on issues of human rights in supply chains.\nFor more information, visit https://www.konicaminolta.com.au/sustainability\nTagged in: Media Releases",
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        "raw_content": "Living in London is great but it does get to you sometimes. So we decided to change the scenery for a day and Dover was the place of choice, mostly because it\u2019s not more than a 2 hour train ride from London.\nThis was April, which in UK terms means it can be a breezy and cloudy and, of course, knowing our luck we couldn\u2019t do without the rain. Not that it spoiled our trip that much.\nDover is a major port town with a lot of historic significance, especially during World War II, but it\u2019s\u2019 now mainly known for its famous White Cliffs. The coastline is separated from Calais in Northern France by only 21 miles across the English Channel. The town itself is quite sleepy and in a bit of a bleak shape but still worth the quick walkthrough in order to reach the castle.\nThe first place we actually went for was the Western Heights of Dover. 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In the same complex we got to visit the Secret Wartime Tunnels, where the largest military evacuation operation in history was masterminded (if you don\u2019t know anything about it, start by watching Christopher Nolan\u2019s excellent Dunkirk (2017) ) and a wartime hospital tour.\nMight be fair to mention that the entrance fee can seem quite steep - \u00a320 for an adult ticket - but in retrospect it\u2019s worth it, especially considering the history and significance of the place and guided tours that are included. You get your money\u2019s worth. We did dwell on it a little bit but knew we\u2019d for sure regret not going.\nThe White Cliffs walk\nThere are several walking paths along the cliffs. There\u2019s a wheelchair friendly path, and you can make a short walk to the main viewing points or instead go for long distance routes. Here is more information on the different walking routes.\nWe pretty much chose the most straightforward one along the coastline and decided to keep going until we reached the lighthouse, which looks deceivingly a lot closer than it actually is.\nThe first part found us walking along the massive buzzing port underneath until we moved further away and ultimately managed to enjoy the view in its full chalky glory. Not that all went smooth because as much as we like to think that we have learned from our previous hiking mistakes, we did not have the most appropriate shoes and it was extra slippery due to the mud. Also, as we discovered, even if you think you got all the waterproof gear, it\u2019s no match for British weather and the smart one of us who brought the raincoat ended up just as soaked as the other one.\nYou have about a 1h30m walk from the Castle until you reach the lighthouse. 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In addition, these deadly sands are a wargrave for a number of World War 2 planes.\nThis is also where Michael Faraday conducted his experiments, bringing on the changes in lighting technology - from initial coal fire to making this the first ever lighthouse in the world to use electricity and Marconi ran experiments in radio communication.\nMrs Knotts Tearoom\nA very cosy 50s inspired tearoom with an old record player, aged photographs and pretty much floral patterned everything. We found this to be the perfect place to stock up on some snacks and, of course, tea.\nDuring most of its time, the South Foreland lighthouse has been manned by lightkeepers of the Knott family, in whose honour this cottage-turned-tearoom has been named.\nWe turned back at this point, as it was getting late we had to consider our train back home, however, if we would have kept going after the lighthouse we\u2019d have reached the seaside village of St Margaret\u2019s. 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        "raw_content": "Your School: La Petite Academy of Cypress, TX\nLa Petite Academy of Cypress, TX\nWelcome to our La Petite Academy educational daycare in Cypress, TX. My name is Nadine Salman and I am the director of this school. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in child psychology and more than 23 years of experience in child care and management. Drawing from my background, I can confidently say we offer the best infant care and preschool programs in the Cypress area!\nThe most rewarding part of the job is being able to put a smile on all the children's faces and hearing them say, I love you and my school. As a director, it lets me know I have an outstanding staff determined to be successful in making a difference in each child's life. Several of our teachers have more than five years of experience and all staff members receive monthly training.\nWe work to keep and maintain strong relationships with our parents. To that end, we offer numerous opportunities to involve them in monthly events, classroom activities and even on field trips. Our children and families mean the world to us - we value them so much!\nOur Academy is located just outside of the beautiful Fairfield community, and we serve Northwest Houston, Cypress, and Waller. Schedule a tour of our La Petite Academy in Cypress, TX today! We look forward to meeting your family!\nNadine Salman, Director\nEducation: Bachelor of Arts in child psychology\nCertifications: Director's Certification, First Aid, CPR, Shaken baby Syndrome, SIDS, CDA, Food Management\nMy name is Nadine Salman. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in child psychology and more than 23 years of experience in child care and management.\nKimberly Ath, Assistant Director\nMy name is Kimberly Ath and I have over 5 years of experience working with children. I have been with La Petite for over 4 years and I have worked as Lead Teacher, Team Lead, and Safety Captain. I enjoy working with children and I look forward to the daily surprises!\nAshley Mitchell, Team Lead\nCertifications: First Aid, CPR, Shaken baby Syndrome, SIDS, CDA, Food Management\nI have over three years of experience in child care with experience as Lead Teacher and Safety Captain. Being at La Petite Academy has helped me grow tremendously and has given me opportunities to learn more about children. I truly love my job.",
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        "raw_content": "March is Women's History Month, so this week, we honor some of the female composers who have contributed to classical music. As in many fields, it has often been difficult for women to develop their talents to the fullest. Women often didn't have access to musical education or training; they may have had less time to devote to composition; and their efforts were not always taken seriously by the men who dominated the musical world.\nToday, we offer brief sketches of fifteen composers, a small sampling of the women who overcame those obstacles to make significant contributions to our musical history, with links to some of their music. Unless otherwise noted, links are to music available for streaming or download at Freegal or Hoopla, where you can find additional music by these women and many others.\nHildegard was a German abbess and philosopher who wrote about her divinely inspired visions, which had begun in early childhood. Hildegard reported that God had told her to \"write down that which you see and hear,\" which led to her musical compositions. About 70 works survive, one of the largest bodies of work for any medieval composer. Her Ordo Virtutum dates from about 1150; it's a morality play in which the Virtues and the Devil struggle for control of the human soul.\nFrancesca Caccini (1587-1641?)\nCaccini was born into a musical family; in her childhood, Caccini performed with her parents and siblings in a popular musical ensemble. As an adult, she was the most highly paid musician in the Medici court, where she worked as a singer, teacher, and composer. Her La liberazione di Ruggiero (1625) is the earliest known opera composed by a woman. Caccini's music was noted for its harmonic sophistication. Sadly, much of her work has been lost; O Viva Rosa is a program of her songs and arias.\nMendelssohn was a skilled pianist, and began composing while still in her teens. Some of her early works were published under the name of her brother, Felix, who greatly valued his sister's advice on his own compositions. It was only shortly before her death that she published a collection of songs under her own name. Mendelssohn wrote primarily songs and piano music, smaller and more intimate forms that were considered more appropriate for women at the time. Elzbieta Sternlicht is the pianist in this collection of Mendelssohn's music.\nAmy Beach (1867-1944)\nAs a young woman, Beach performed as a pianist in Boston. After her marriage, she turned her focus to composition. She was mostly self-taught, studying every composition textbook she could find, and even translating important French texts herself. During her life, Beach's most popular pieces were her songs, but in recent decades, interest has grown in her large-scale works, which include a mass, a piano concerto, and the \"Gaelic\" Symphony, the first symphony to be written and published by an American woman.\nFlorence Price (1887-1953)\nPrice studied piano and organ at the New England Conservatory of Music, and skillfully blended the music of her southern and African-American heritage with European classical traditions. In 1933, her first symphony was performed by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the first music by an African-American woman to be played by a major orchestra. Much of her music was lost for many years, until scores were discovered in an abandoned house in 2009. Price's work includes four symphonies, music for piano and organ, spiritual arrangements, and two violin concertos.\nJohanna Beyer (1888-1944)\nBeyer's music was not often performed during her lifetime, but has since been acknowledged as an important contribution to the American modernist movement, ahead of its time in many ways. Her 1938 Music of the Spheres is the first known piece of electronic music written by a woman, and she wrote several pieces in the 1930s for percussion ensemble. Beyer's music was distinctive for its sense of humor and for her use of experimental compositional and performance techniques. Sticky Melodies collects a large sampling of Beyer's chamber music.\nCrawford Seeger traveled in some of the same musical circles as Beyer, and in her music of the 1930s she was among the first American composers to explore the serial techniques of Arnold Schoenberg. In the 1940s, Crawford Seeger and her husband, Charles, worked at the Library of Congress, gathering and collecting American folk music. Most of her later compositions were arrangements and interpretations of that folk music. The \"American Masters\" series offers a selection of Crawford Seeger's chamber music.\nThea Musgrave (b. 1928)\nMusgrave is a Scottish composer who often takes historical figures as the subjects for her operas \u2013 Harriet Tubman, Simon Bolivar, Mary Queen of Scots. She has written several concertos, which call for great virtuosity from their soloists; in her clarinet concerto, the soloist is asked to wander through the orchestra, exchanging musical ideas with the different sections. Musgrave's horn and clarinet concertos are included in this collection of her music, along with some of her piano music, played by Musgrave herself.\nSofia Gubaidulina (b. 1931)\nGubaidulina draws a strong connection between music and spirituality, and much of her music is intended as exploration of mysticism and human transcendence. She often works with unexpected combinations of instruments, or with traditional instruments not usually found in the orchestra; one piece is written for 30 kotos, a Japanese instrument somewhat like a zither. Two of her major works are gathered in this recording \u2013 Canticle of the Sun, for cello, choir, and percussion; and The Lyre of Orpheus, for violin, percussion, and strings.\nEllen Taaffe Zwilich (b. 1939)\nZwilich's career in music began as an orchestral violinist, and it wasn't until the 1970s that she began seriously focusing on composition. The pieces of her first decade are mostly atonal, but since the 1980s, her style has become more neo-romantic; she calls the change \"communicating more directly with listeners.\" Most of Zwilich's music is orchestral, though there are some vocal and chamber works. In 1983, she was the first female composer to win the Pulitzer Prize in Music, for her Symphony #1.\nMeredith Monk (b. 1942)\nMonk is principally known for her vocal music, much of it written either for herself or for her ensemble of musicians. She utilizes unusual vocal techniques, and her music is often wordless, making use of the full range of sounds the voice can make. Monk is also trained as a dancer, and many of her pieces combine music, dance, and theater. She has recorded a great deal of her own music; the 1971 piece Key is described as an \"album of invisible theater.\"\nTania Le\u00f3n (b. 1943)\nLe\u00f3n was born in Cuba, and her ancestry strongly influences her music. Several of her early works were ballet scores, written for the Dance Theater of Harlem. Le\u00f3n's body of work is mostly chamber music, but she has recently begun to write pieces for full orchestra. She is also a conductor and educator, and an advocate for the work of other Latin American composers. Several of Le\u00f3n's chamber works are collected in Indigena.\nKaija Saariaho (b. 1952)\nSaariaho is a Finnish composer whose first important works grew out of her studies at IRCAM, a Paris institute devoted to the study of computer and electronic music. Her music of the 1980s and 1990s frequently combined live performance with pre-recorded electronics; in the 21st century, she has focused more on the traditional orchestra. In 2016, her L'Amour de loin was only the second opera by a female composer to be performed by the Metropolitan Opera. 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From there, things got a bit cloudy as I have not gone through enough corporate actions to decide if I should take cash or shares, so I took shares, and sold it off a few weeks later for less than what I could have taken, or even held the shares for the long term.\nHowever, subsequently, as the MIIF management set out to discharge their duty of \u201cunlocking asset value\u201d as the (other) shareholders were rather unhappy with this fund (from what I\u2019ve gathered in the newspapers, and online back then), they sold off most of their assets bar the last one, which was finally sold this year, and thus, the business of managing the fund is over.\nClosing the business isn\u2019t the end, though \u2013 depending on if the company is solvent or not, you might even get some cash back in the form of share redemptions after the creditors and bondholders have their pick, which was what happened with MIIF. 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        "raw_content": "SPEAKS ABOUT POSSIBLE\nRUN FOR MAYOR OF\nFebruary 7, 2019 4:20P - New Braunfels, Texas.\nNationwide, Libertarians are seizing the opportunity to make a difference in their communities by taking every opportunity to educate friends, relatives, neighbors, co-workers about what exactly IS a Libertarian and why should they consider voting for one?\nRecently, the Libertarian Times got a chance to ask William Edmonson of Waterbury whats happening up there with the local Libertarians and find out about his ideas and plans if he decides to run. We here at Libertarian Times thank William for his thoughtful answers and wish him all the best with his possible run.\nWhat is your background as far as where you grew up and what you spend most of your time doing?\nI grew up in Jacksonville Florida. My dad was a small business owner but when it failed we got a job offer in Connecticut. It seemed like a good gig and he had got the job but when we got up here there was no job. 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Coupled with blind-spot detection and adaptive cruise control, which monitors other cars on the road and adjusts speeds to maintain a constant safe distance, these technologies have the potential to create a car which can prevent crashes in all but the most trying of circumstances.\nBut can a car that takes control away from the driver in an emergency really be safer than one which leaves it in the driver's hands? Early indications certainly seem to be pointing in that direction.\nThe Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) revealed last month that Volvo's City Safety feature in its S60 and XC60 models reduced rear-end collisions by 41% and injuries by 48% between 2010 and 2012, concluding that \"City Safety appears to be highly effective at reducing rear-end crashes and associated injuries reported to police, even on roadways with speed limits higher than the system\u2019s operating range.\"\nVolvo responded to the findings in a statement [3] saying that the City Safety will \" help further Volvo\u2019s Vision 2020, which states that no one should be killed or seriously injured in a new Volvo by the year 2020.\"\nIn fact, there are already some models on the road today which have not been involved in any deadly accidents. 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The technology giant has been testing prototypes on the streets of California and Texas, logging nearly 1.5 million miles of distance travelled since the program began in 2009.\nAs of August 2015, Google's test cars had been involved in a total of 16 accidents, only one of which resulted in any injuries, and minor ones at that. Google attributed each accident [6] to the human drivers of other vehicles. The low rate of significant accidents did not surprise the company, which has cited a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration survey of 2,189,000 crashes [7] indicating that 94% of the accidents were a result of driver error. Of the 2,046,000 crashes caused by drivers, the NHTSA attributed 33% of the accidents to poor decision-making and 41% to a failure to recognize danger, often the result of distractions or inattentiveness on the driver's part.\nThe future isn't here quite yet, however. A study [8] published by the University of Michigan\u2019s Transportation Research Institute in October 2015 concluded that self-driving cars actually have a higher crash-rate per million miles than conventional cars, indicating that the likes of Volvo and Google still have some ways to go to create a \"deathproof\" vehicle. However, even that study conceded that at the time of its finding none of the self-driving vehicles were at fault in any of the accidents surveyed, and that the severity of crashes and crash-related injuries were lower than those for conventional vehicles.\nSince the study's publication it has been revealed that a Google self-driving car had been at fault, or at least partially at fault, in an accident for the first time. An accident report [9] filed with the California DMV on February 14, 2016 detailing the incident reveals that one of the company's Autonomous Vehicles had come to a complete stop in the right lane of a public road in order to avoid colliding with sandbags that had been placed around a storm drain. The AV waited for several cars to pass before attempting to merge back into the center lane as a bus approached.\nEvidently the AV assumed, mistakenly, that the bus would slow down so as to allow the car to merge, and the two crashed into each other at a low speed. Google's car sustained some damage, but no one was hurt. The company admitted in its February report that its cars made a poor choice which resulted in the accident. It also stated that it had already refined its software so that AVs will understand buses and other large vehicles are less likely to yield than smaller ones. 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        "raw_content": "Experian Ventures, The PNC Financial Services Group, and Salesforce Ventures create diverse syndicate led by Qiming Venture Partners\nCAMBRIDGE, Mass., \u2013 July 23, 2018 \u2013 Madaket Health, a cloud-based, healthcare SaaS platform solution that simplifies administrative data exchange between payers and providers, announced today that it has closed $10 million in Series B funding. The round was led by Qiming Venture Partners, with additional investor participation from Experian Ventures, The PNC Financial Services Group, and Salesforce Ventures. The funding will allow Madaket to rapidly extend its platform solution deeper into the administrative inefficiencies in the payer-provider ecosystem.\nMadaket\u2019s first two offerings\u2014EDI Enrollment and Payer Enrollment/Credentialing\u2014automate the manual, error-prone and redundant processes in common payer-provider transactions. 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It has successfully prosecuted hundreds of fraudsters and recovered millions of dollars.\nThe federal audit of Tennessee looked at the last 3 years. The just released audit report says the Unit has 89 indictments, 80 convictions, 62 civil judgments and settlements, and total recoveries of $208 million. The last time the unit was audited was in 2012.\nIn recent years, the feds have looked carefully at how states police Medicaid fraud. That\u2019s because the federal government contributes so much money to these state programs.\nAs part of the review, federal auditors did a deep dive into Tennessee\u2019s fraud unit. And they didn\u2019t just look at how much money was recovered. The audit included a (1) comprehensive examination of the unit\u2019s files and finances, (2) interviews with key stakeholders, (3) interviews with the Unit's managers and selected staff; (4) an in-depth examination of 20 sample case files, (5) a review of all convictions, (6) a review to ensure that all adverse actions were submitted to the National Practitioner Data Bank, and (7) observation of Unit operations.\nThe audit found that the Tennessee Medicaid Fraud Control Unit \u201cgenerally operated in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, policy transmittals, and the MFCU performance standards.\u201d\nThe feds did note that the Unit \u201cinvestigated 11 cases that were ineligible for Federal matching funds because they involved allegations of patient abuse or neglect in non-facility settings.\u201d The federal government understandably wants to insure their matching funds are protected. Many stakeholders, however, believe that it is important for the Unit to investigate abuse cases even if no Medicaid money was involved.\nAnother problem area identified by the audit was low staffing. Although the state now spends nearly double what it did on TennCare in 2001, it now employs less people in the state\u2019s fraud unit. (In Tennessee, Medicaid is called TennCare.) The state says that it will try to hire more agents and auditors. Typically, the federal government will pick up most of the tab.\nThe Unit received special recognition for its outreach efforts. Random audits are not a very effective way of uncovering fraud.\nOver the last several years, the Unit dramatically increased its outreach efforts in the hopes of getting people in the healthcare community comfortable with reporting fraud. That effort is certainly working as outside referrals to the Unit have doubled since 2015.\nTennessee Medicaid Fraud Control Unit\nThe Tennessee Medicaid Fraud Control Unit is headquartered in Nashville. There are six field offices spread across the state. Of the 50 state Medicaid fraud agencies, Tennessee\u2019s unit is one of just six that are not housed within the state Attorney General\u2019s Office. As noted above, the Tennessee unit is a division of the state Bureau of Investigation.\nCurrently the unit has 36 employees, most of which are sworn law enforcement officers. The agency is headed by a Special Agent in Charge. There are 3 Assistant Special Agents in Charge, 21 agents, 2 auditors, 2 attorneys and various support personnel.\nDuring the three year audit period, the Unit spent $13.4 million (with a state share of $3.3 million) and brought in $208 million. That means for every tax dollar spent, the Unit brings back $15.50!\nTennessee is one of many states that has its own False Claims Act. Actually, Tennessee has two, one of those specifically geared towards TennCare fraud. Under the Tennessee Medicaid False Claims Act, whistleblowers with inside information about fraud involving TennCare can collect a reward of up to 30% of whatever the state collects from the wrongdoers. The federal government will also pay a reward.\nFor information about whistleblower rewards in Tennessee, visit our Tennessee Medicaid Fraud Whistleblower page. You will find plenty of details on how to claim an award, how to seek protection from illegal whistleblower retaliation and what conduct is considered fraud in Tennessee.\nRemember, if you want a reward, you need to file a claim in court. If you aren\u2019t interested in collecting a reward, you can contact the Tennessee Medicaid Fraud Control Unit directly. Calling the state\u2019s Tenn Care fraud hotline does NOT make you eligible for an award!\nRecent Tennessee Medicaid Fraud Control Unit Cases\nWhy did the Unit get such high marks? The answer is easy! The men and women who staff the unit are some of the best and brightest in the state. And they take their jobs seriously.\nIn April 2018, two Tennessee residents were indicted for allegedly participating in a $4.6 million Medicare fraud kickback scheme. John Davis, 40, and Brenda Montgomery, 69, were charged with one count of criminal conspiracy and seven counts of paying or receiving healthcare kickbacks.\nDavis was the former CEO of Comprehensive Pain Specialists, a large pain management company. Montgomery was the owner of a durable medical equipment company. The indictment alleges that Montgomery agreed to pay kickbacks to Davis in exchange for Davis referring Medicare patients to her company.\nProsecutors say that Montgomery submitted $4.6 million in phony claims to Medicare while paying $770,000 in kickbacks to Davis.\nTennessee Medicaid Fraud Control Unit agents were assisted by federal and Health and Human Services and Department of Defense agents.\nStopping a multi-million fraud is important but the Unit tries to protect at risk patients too. Two weeks ago, Unit personnel busted a Collingwood nurse for allegedly stealing medications from a patient and forging documents.\nA Wayne County Grand Jury indicted April Nicole Thrasher, 34, with one count of abuse of a patient, one count of theft and one count of forgery. The patient was living in a group home at the time of the theft.\nIf you have information about Tennessee healthcare fraud, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit and potentially earn millions of dollars as a reward. 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        "raw_content": "Targeting students of the Monash University Foundation Year (MUFY) program, the School of Arts and Social Sciences organised a contest - the \u2018Monash Arts Scholarship Contest for MUFY Students\u2019 on the 24th of September 2016, in order to intrigue and nurture students' interests in pursuing an education in the field of arts and social sciences. The MUFY participants stood the chance to win a scholarship to pursue an undergraduate degree with the School of Arts and Social Sciences in Monash University Malaysia.\nThe contest comprised three rounds \u2013 a \u2018Trivia Bowl\u2019, followed by a \u2018Malaysian Film Pitch\u2019 and lastly an elocution competition for the top three finalists.\nThe first round required the students to answer 50 online questions individually. The questions tested the student\u2019s general knowledge, and spanned across all the disciplines in the School of Arts and Social Sciences, with the questions ranging from geography to movie trivia to Malaysian and world history. The students were literally out of their seats (trying to get a better look at the screen) during the \u2018Trivia Bowl\u2019, which was moderated by Dr Ghislaine Lewis and Mr Adrian Yao.\nStudents were color-coded into groups for Round 2, the Malaysian Film Pitch. In their groups, the students were required to develop and pitch their ideas for a Malaysian film in accordance with an assigned genre, a quote and a prop. Genres were inclusive of \u2018romantic comedy\u2019 and \u2018sci-fi\u2019, while the quotes varied from \u201cThere\u2019s no place like home\u201d to \u201cI\u2019m going to make you an offer you can\u2019t refuse\u201d. The props were the most intriguing, including a balloon, a miniature car, a telephone and a film clapper board.\nThe students\u2019 presentations exceeded expectations \u2013 they plotted and drew storyboards and even enthusiastically acted out scenes, clearly leaving an impression on the judges \u2013 resident lecturers from the School of Arts and Social Sciences; Dr Jonathan Driskell, Associate Professor Dr Sharon Bong and Associate Professor Dr Andrew Ng.\nThe winning group, \u2018Group 1\u2019, pitched a film entitled \u2018Sook Ching\u2019, a horror film set during the Japanese occupation of Malaya. The group was zealous in their pitch and went so far as to act out several scenes of their film.\nThe top 3 finalists, Sharifah Azlinah, Jeremy Tey and Lui Hao, continued to the final round \u2013 elocution. They were randomly assigned topics relating to current cultural trends and following several minutes of preparation, were required to share their opinions before a panel of judges within a 3 minute timeframe.\nThe esteemed panel of judges were also lecturers from the School of Arts and Social Sciences; Professor Helen Nesadurai, Associate Professor Joanne Lim and Mr Timothy Wong.\nThe finalists gave their very best during this component, engaging the audience and the judges with their articulate yet entertaining presentations.\nThe grand prize winner was Mr Lui Hao, who presented the topic \u2018Why do you think superhero films are so appealing to audiences?\u2019. Lui Hao was also part of the winning group of the \u2018Malaysian Film Pitch\u2019 and was also the highest scorer of the trivia bowl. He was awarded a 50% scholarship with the School of Arts and Social Sciences as well as a cash prize of RM3000.\nThe second prize went to Mr Jeremy Tey, who was awarded a prize of RM2000. His assigned topic was \u2018Currently the voting age in Malaysia is 21. Should it be lowered to 18? Why/Why not?\u2019. Along with Lui Hao, Jeremy too, was part of the group that won the Malaysian Film Pitch.\nLast but not least, the third prize winner was Miss Sharifah Azlinah, following an enthusiastic presentation on the topic of \u2018Hipster cafes \u2013 Are they popular for the food and drinks that are \u201cvalue for money\u201d, or is it something else?\u2019. She was awarded a cash prize of RM1000 for her placing.\nThank you to all contestants who participated and supported the Monash Malaysia School of Arts and Social Sciences's initiative, to foster and encourage interest in the evolving world of social sciences.",
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        "raw_content": "IN LONDON WITH BRITA FERNANDEZ SCHMIDT\nMeet Brita Fernandez Schmidt, the Executive Director of Women for Women International - UK. Brita is an advocate and promoter of women's empowerment, women's rights and equality. Discover Brita's biggest achievement, her go-to jewellery look and how you can join the sisterhood.\nTELL US ABOUT WOMEN FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL AND THE WORK THAT YOU DO?\nWomen for Women International works in conflict affected countries supporting the most marginalised women to rebuild their lives and create lasting change in their communities. We were established in 1993 in response to the atrocities committed against women during the Bosnian conflict, where an estimated 20,000 - 50,000 women were subjected to rape and sexual violence as tactics of war. 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We continue to visit the women after they graduate and it is amazing to watch them grow into successful and empowered business women. Even though we do not speak the same language, they know how much we care and I am really proud to provide a sense that their lives matter.\nTELL US ABOUT THE #SHEINSPIRESME CAMPAIGN AND HOW IT STARTED?\n#SheInspiresMe is a global campaign, which we launched due to the urgent need to help women who were suffering the trauma of war violence and displacement. There are over 20 brutal armed conflicts across the globe right now and unprecedented levels of violence against women. We wanted to create something that would help us to reinvigorate and inspire people to support our work. An estimated 10 civilians die for every 1 combatant killed in battle and 75% of these are women and children, therefore it is actually more dangerous to be a woman than a soldier in war. The campaign's message is rooted in the original stories of the women that we serve in some of the world's most dangerous places, who are surviving and thriving to overcome unbelievable odds and cause the ripple effect of change for their families.\nHOW WERE YOU INTRODUCED TO MONICA VINADER AND WHAT MADE YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH THE BRAND?\nI was introduced to Monica by one of our Trustees, Hikari Yokoyama, who knew Monica and was a fan of the brand. When I first met Monica she told me about how she set up her business and her passion and drive really resonated with my passion and drive for what I do. I love what Monica Vinader stands for and the craftsmanship behind the jewellery, each piece tells its own story. The Nura Friendship bracelet is just perfect, it is all about celebrating the strength of women, inspiration and beauty and I just think that is fantastic.\nMONICA VINADER WAS RECENTLY APPOINTED AS AN AMBASSADOR FOR WOMEN FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL, WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO YOU TO HAVE SUCH A STRONG INFLUENTIAL COMMUNITY OF WOMEN TO WORK WITH?\nIt is really exciting to have someone so entrepreneurial and passionate about our work as an ambassador, it is hugely inspiring and Monica's commitment to the work we do shines through -, every time she speaks about our work I feel inspired. There is such a synergy between Monica's vision and the vision behind Women for Women International, I know Monica worked really hard to build her business in the midst of a financial crisis and actually there are a lot of parallels with the women we help support and encourage.\nAS AN ADVOCATE OF WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT, WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND EQUALITY, WHAT WOULD BE YOUR MOST IMPORTANT PIECE OF ADVICE TO ANYONE LOOKING TO HELP SUPPORT WOMEN?\nThe most important advice I often give is that we are all stronger than we think and we are all capable of doing so much more than we think possible. If you feel passionate about something but you do not pursue it because you think you are not able to then I would say to you, you can. Trust yourself and find a way, there is no wrong answer and there is something we can all do to support women. It can be as simple as holding someone's hand, saying I believe in you or sponsoring a woman.\nWHAT IS A DAY LIKE IN THE LIFE OF BRITA FERNANDEZ SCHMIDT?\nWhat I love so much about my life and my work is that there is no typical day, although I have created a basic routine to help me stay grounded. A typical morning starts when I wake at 5.30am and take my dogs for a run, then I make myself a green smoothie and meditate whilst on the train travelling to work. I have a staff meeting with my team every Monday morning where we discuss one good thing that happened last week and we really support each other and focus on why we do what we do. The rest of the day is usually very unpredictable, I could be meeting with a Minister from the UK government; or a journalist for an interview or speaking at an event about what Women for Women International do. After returning home I like to spend my evenings cooking dinner with my daughters, relaxing and reflecting on what the day has brought and what tomorrow might bring.\nTHE NURA FRIENDSHIP BRACELET IS HELPING TO RAISE FUNDS FOR WOMEN FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL. IT WAS DESIGNED WITH A LARGE SURFACE, THE PERFECT CANVAS FOR PERSONALISATION - CAN YOU TELL US WHAT YOU HAD ENGRAVED ON YOUR BRACELET AND WHAT THE MEANING BEHIND IT IS?\nI engraved \"Shine bright, breathe and let go. #FearstoFierce.\" I always want to try and be my best, I want to shine bright and not hold myself back. Remembering to take a breath and let go of fear allows me to shine bright. The hashtag is my favourite motto and it was the subject of my TEDx talk about moving from fears to fierce. Your fierce is the true essence of who you are.\nPURCHASING THE MONICA VINADER NURA FRIENDSHIP BRACELET IS ONE WAY TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF WOMEN FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL. WHAT OTHER WAYS ARE THERE TO GET INVOLVED AND CHAMPION THE CHARITY?\nThe other thing I would love people to do is to sponsor a woman, you can join the sisterhood by directly sponsoring one sister to go through our holistic programme for 12 months. Just \u00a322 a month will fund her training for a year, you can write letters to her and really help transform her life. I think it is amazing and have been doing it myself for over 10 years, I met my sister this June when I was in Rwanda and it was incredible, she showed me the letters I had sent her and you could really tell how much it meant to her. It is not just about financial contributions though, you can also help by raising awareness and creating a positive ripple effect through using your voice and your networks. You can follow us on our social media @WomenforWomenUK or join our #SheInspiresMe sisterhood.\nDO YOU HAVE A SENTIMENTAL PIECE OF JEWELLERY OR A PIECE WITH A FABULOUS STORY BEHIND IT?\nI have the Monica Vinader Esencia Friendship bracelet which Monica created three years ago in aid of Women for Women International and the #SheInspiresMe campaign. It is a beautiful piece, which I really love as it is the first thing Monica and I ever worked on together. I engraved it with the name of my first sister I sponsored 11 years ago, her name is Amela and she was born in Bosnia. We had exchanged letters and she told me about how she was doing, about her daughters, and she thanked me for knowing she exists. She told me that with the stipend she received (each woman received $10 per month whilst participating in the year-long programme) she had purchased tulip seeds and planted them in her garden so she could always remember me. 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        "raw_content": "Ford is new president of Monroe County Fair\nCraig Ford of Petersburg has served 15 years on the Monroe County Fair Board; most recently as its vice president.\nCraig Ford of Petersburg, who has served 15 years on the Monroe County Fair Board and most recently as its vice president, is taking over as president for the next two years.\nLast week, he succeeded Jeremy Hosler of Ida in leading the 36-member body. Hosler served at the helm for the past two years and becomes the immediate past president.\nAlso moving up in the order of succession were Delmont Lee Chapman of South Rockwood who takes over as vice president and Phil Motylinski of Dundee who becomes the new secretary.\nRyan Pittman of Raisinville Township is the new treasurer. He was elected to the board in October, 2014, when he replaced Dale Stevens.\nFord, 48, serves on the fair\u2019s entertainment and building and grounds\u2019 committees. He builds houses for a living and is self employed.\nHe said he is looking forward to a \u201ccouple of productive years\u201d as leader of the board.\n\u201cWe will try our best,\u201d Ford said Wednesday. \u201cWe have a great manager (Darryl Diamond) and everybody works well together. We have 36 ideas and opinions and it all comes together at the end.\u201d\nThe fairgrounds are used year round for many attractions and events outside of fair week.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a year-round commitment for the board,\u201d he said.\nBoth he and Hosler took charge of the so-called \u201chospitality inn\u201d for bands that perform concerts in the grandstand. A capital improvement planned in 2019 is construction of a 32-by-40-foot building to house a bathroom and hospitality area in the pit area of the grandstand. Footers for the structure have already been installed. The building will have a block foundation and wood frame and is expected to be ready by the July 28-Aug. 3 fair.\nWeekly work bees for the board will start in June, he said.\nFord is married to the former Jenny Woelmer of Ida. The couple has two daughters \u2013 Madison, 22, and Sophia, 17.",
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        "raw_content": "Don't get caught using any of these 10 bad phrases at work\nSometimes a thing you say has two meanings: the one you intend, and the one others hear. There are a handful of phrases that savvy businesspeople never use because they can poison the way others see them. Dr. Travis Bradberry came up with a list of 10 self-sabotaging bad phrases at work for LinkedIn.\n01. \u201cThis is the way it\u2019s always been done\u201d\nThis is the perfect thing to say if you want to come off as someone who lacks interest or the energy to always be on the lookout for better ways of doing business and for new opportunities for the company. It\u2019s the kind of thing someone who\u2019s resistant to change would say. A person who says this hits a sour note in every enthusiastic soul nearby.\n02. \u201cIt\u2019s not my fault\u201d\nMaybe it isn\u2019t. Still. If you\u2019ve been accused, and if you had anything to do with what went wrong, take responsibility. Nobody\u2019s telling you to fall on your sword for someone else, but blaming someone else can erode people\u2019s trust in you. If the problem reallyhad nothing to do with you, try to provide a dispassionate, objective account of what happened to keep it from occurring again, without pointing fingers.\nOr do you mean, \u201cI won\u2019t?\u201d Of course not, but that\u2019s what it may sound like. People want to know you\u2019re someone who\u2019s willing to go the extra mile to get things done, not someone who\u2019ll bail out when the going gets tough. If you\u2019re being asked to do something you don\u2019t know how to do, say \u201csure,\u201d and confidently request the assistance you\u2019ll need to succeed at the task. If you\u2019re asked to come in at some time that\u2019s impossible for you, offer an alternative arrangement.\n04. \u201cIt\u2019s not fair\u201d\nThe response to saying this should be, \u201cAnd\u2026?\u201d Every grownup knows that life isn\u2019t always fair, and unless you want to sound immature, or worse, just plain silly, don\u2019t go there. If you think you\u2019ve been treated unfairly \u2014 maybe overlooked for a promotion you feel you should\u2019ve gotten \u2014 come up with a positive way of asking why to show that you\u2019ve got the company\u2019s best interests at heart and want to know how to serve it even more effectively.\n05. \u201cThat\u2019s not in my job description\u201d\nThis makes its speaker sound bad in a few ways. First off, it sounds like somebody who doesn\u2019t want to do one thing more than is absolutely required. Second, it makes you seem like you\u2019re indifferent to the company\u2019s needs since you\u2019d rather let something go undone than step in and help. Just do what\u2019s being asked, and if you think it\u2019s going to become a regular thing, maybe you and your manager should redefine your job description to more accurately reflect reality and to put you in an even better position to step up as needed.\n06. \u201cThis may be a silly idea . . . / I\u2019m going to ask a stupid question\u201d\nOf course, you may wonder if what you\u2019re about to ask/say is already obvious to everyone else, but you\u2019re better off just sucking it up and saying what you have to say without a preemptive apology. You don\u2019t want to sound like someone who is so lacking in confidence they\u2019re likely not worth hearing out. If you\u2019re really unsure of what you\u2019re about to say, of course, you always have the option of not speaking up.\nWell, it\u2019s a little better than \u201cI can\u2019t,\u201d but not much. If you\u2019re given a task, own it. If you believe you can do it, just say \u201cyes\u201d; if not, helpfully provide an equally good alternative way of getting it done.\n08. \u201cThis will only take a minute\u201d\nIf you don\u2019t literally mean \u201cunder 60 seconds,\u201d don\u2019t use this phrase. It has a few problems. First, it makes you sound like you\u2019re rushing through something just to get it done, and not necessarily done well. Second, if it takes a little longer than expected, you make yourself look either incompetent or dishonest \u2014 you\u2019ve overpromised, and probably for no good reason. Just say you\u2019ll be a little while and leave it at that. 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        "raw_content": "There are about as many different varieties of pest as there are ways of dealing with them. Of course, anything approaching a serious infestation will warrant the enlistment of a professional, but there are a few preventative measures you can take to keep an infestation at bay, and while these methods may still warrant the assistance of a professional, they can eliminate small pest problems, and function as forms of damage limitation in case you\u2019re not currently in a position to solve the problem completely in one fell swoop.\nOne\u2019s desire to solve a pest problem in the quickest, easiest way possible can make people a little desperate, where they\u2019ll often resort to \u2018magic\u2019 cures, which may have face value results, but will often do little to combat the source of the problem.\nDon\u2019t fall for these pest control measures.\nOver-the-counter sprays and pesticides:\nMany off-the-shelf pest control products treat the symptom rather than the cause. The use of these kinds of products has been observed to cause something known as \u2018budding\u2019 in ants, for example, where worker ants are killed successfully, and fail to return to their colony, so the colony produces more queens, which will eventually produce more colonies.\nSimilarly, many pesticides will deter pests from a certain area for a limited amount of time. The pests in question will simply move elsewhere, until it is safe to return. In many cases, over-the-counter products can exacerbate a situation and should be avoided.\nUsing visible pests as an indication of a problem:\nMost people only know they have a pest problem when they\u2019ve seen the pest in question, so when it comes to treating the problem, the moment those visible pests disappear, the moment the problem is no longer a problem.\nThis is not the case. Pests are constantly on the lookout for food, water etc. and are capable of hiding in plain sight. Consistency is the only thing that will break the pest problem cycle.\nThere are plenty of easy steps you can take to control, or prevent, a pest outbreak in your home. Here are some particularly effective ones.\nHide all sources of food:\nPests, for the most part, are drawn to a particular environment by its sources of nutrition. If you make sure that all food sources are stored securely, and out of reach, the allure of your home to pests is greatly reduced.\nRemove moisture:\nAs with food, many pests seek out sources of water. Identify sources of excess water, such as plumbing systems, air conditioning units, and hot water heaters etc. Take steps to removing this water and humidity where possible.\nSeal off entry points:\nPests can\u2019t get into your home unless they have a way in. For many, this includes damage around windows, doors etc. Foam sealant can solve this problem, and use weather stripping around other entry points. Inspect the outside of your home for points of entrance.\nSome pests can be controlled with these methods, but other infestations need the expertise of a professional to be nipped in the bud. If you live in the Ontario area and would like a free consultation, then contact Mr Pest Control on 1-888-794-PEST.",
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        "raw_content": "Club Mudgee has cut the ribbon on their new Soldiers Caf\u00e9, the showpiece of a major renovation totalling around one-million dollars which is seen as an important step in the evolution of the industry into the future. The new coffee shop is the most noticeable addition, but the kitchen \u2013 which it backs onto \u2013 was also modified and extended, adding new flooring, benches, sinks, and wall tiles, and relocating the cool room and dry food storage. Club president Scott Fittler said that they did their research on the ways that others within the industry are looking to the future and said they were confident this was a positive step. \u201cWe went to the club industry and other clubs and had a look around to make sure that what we thought was right was the right thing to do,\u201d he said. \u201cWe saw some interesting things, but a lot of clubs that are of a similar size in similar areas had already done this and it was a huge success for them. \u201cIt was a realisation for us as a board that the whole club industry had to diversify. We saw things like clubs that had motels, childcare centres, gyms, pools, even butcher shops \u2013 they were thinking about what they needed to do to move with the times.\u201d READ ALSO: Club Mudgee begins major renovation Federal Member for Calare, Andrew Gee, was on hand to officially open the renovation and said, \u201cthis work is all about bringing Club Mudgee into the future and looking to the future about who will use this club and how it will look\u201d. \u201cMost importantly, it will help ensure Club Mudgee continues to be that integral part of the life of this community for many years to come,\u201d he said. Mr Fittler said that the project was carried out in two months, with just two weeks wiggle-room, at one point the kitchen had to relocate upstairs with the dining room located on the ground floor. He acknowledged all those involved in making it work \u2013 including staff for carrying on with their duties during works and the tradesmen, many local, who worked on it. \u201cWe had a great team that was able to bring this whole project together,\u201d he said. The name was decided with the input of patrons and saw a big response. \u201cWe thought that it would be a good idea to ask the members to make a suggestion for what we should call it and we thought we\u2019d end up with a dozen or so names that we\u2019d be able to pick from. We ended up with 170 suggestions,\u201d Mr Fittler said. \u201cSo it was a bit of a nightmare to try and decide, but there were some common themes and \u2018soldiers\u2019 and \u2018diggers\u2019 seemed to resonate.\u201d READ ALSO: Mudgee High School students have lesson in men\u2019s, women\u2019s health and community\nhttps://nnimgt-a.akamaihd.net/transform/v1/crop/frm/rtAhkjtYJ67Yc9vqpzBr6k/eea3ff29-9670-46ea-8d6a-7f75f0e859e4.JPG/r2_218_4269_2629_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg\nClub Mudgee officially opens major renovations, look to future\nThe official opening of Club Mudgee's Soldiers Caf\u00e9 and major kitchen renovations.\nClub Mudgee has cut the ribbon on their new Soldiers Caf\u00e9, the showpiece of a major renovation totalling around one-million dollars which is seen as an important step in the evolution of the industry into the future.\nThe new coffee shop is the most noticeable addition, but the kitchen \u2013 which it backs onto \u2013 was also modified and extended, adding new flooring, benches, sinks, and wall tiles, and relocating the cool room and dry food storage.\nClub president Scott Fittler said that they did their research on the ways that others within the industry are looking to the future and said they were confident this was a positive step.\n\u201cWe went to the club industry and other clubs and had a look around to make sure that what we thought was right was the right thing to do,\u201d he said.\n\u201cWe saw some interesting things, but a lot of clubs that are of a similar size in similar areas had already done this and it was a huge success for them.\n\u201cIt was a realisation for us as a board that the whole club industry had to diversify. We saw things like clubs that had motels, childcare centres, gyms, pools, even butcher shops \u2013 they were thinking about what they needed to do to move with the times.\u201d\nREAD ALSO: Club Mudgee begins major renovation\nFederal Member for Calare, Andrew Gee, was on hand to officially open the renovation and said, \u201cthis work is all about bringing Club Mudgee into the future and looking to the future about who will use this club and how it will look\u201d.\n\u201cMost importantly, it will help ensure Club Mudgee continues to be that integral part of the life of this community for many years to come,\u201d he said.\nMr Fittler said that the project was carried out in two months, with just two weeks wiggle-room, at one point the kitchen had to relocate upstairs with the dining room located on the ground floor. He acknowledged all those involved in making it work \u2013 including staff for carrying on with their duties during works and the tradesmen, many local, who worked on it.\nSoldiers Caf\u00e9 was the name decided after the club had 170 suggestions from patrons.\n\u201cWe had a great team that was able to bring this whole project together,\u201d he said.\nThe name was decided with the input of patrons and saw a big response.\n\u201cWe thought that it would be a good idea to ask the members to make a suggestion for what we should call it and we thought we\u2019d end up with a dozen or so names that we\u2019d be able to pick from. We ended up with 170 suggestions,\u201d Mr Fittler said.\n\u201cSo it was a bit of a nightmare to try and decide, but there were some common themes and \u2018soldiers\u2019 and \u2018diggers\u2019 seemed to resonate.\u201d\nREAD ALSO: Mudgee High School students have lesson in men\u2019s, women\u2019s health and community",
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        "raw_content": "How to Design Affordable Small-Lot Housing in Urban Areas\nSmall-lot infill housing has become more ubiquitous in urban areas such as New York City as developers seek to cash in on trendy older neighborhoods. Architect Carmi Bee describes his development and application of contemporary prototypes for such housing.\nBy Carmi Bee, RTK&B Architects\nIn the realm of housing the prototype is an age old idea, and there are many prototypical dwellings in recorded history, including the African hut, the North American tepee and the Middle Eastern tent.\nThe advent of the industrial age meant that an ideal housing model could be produced in multiples along the lines of other manufactured goods, leading to efficiencies with commensurate cost savings. This can be seen in numerous freestanding residential examples including Frank Lloyd Wright\u2019s Usonian house, Buckminster Fuller\u2019s Dymaxion house, Levittown houses, and Sears Roebuck prefab houses, to name a few. On the other hand, urban models include the English and American row house, the tenement, and Le Co\u0155busier\u2019s Unit\u00e9 d\u2019habitation.\nPresent day \u201cSmart Housing\u201d follows in the tradition of these urban models with one key difference: It was also conceived as a strategy to restore older neighborhoods by enabling scattered open sites, where existing buildings were demolished, to be replenished with new efficient, low-cost housing. This strategy to bring about the regeneration of urban communities incrementally was based on the theories set forth by seminal thinkers such as Jane Jacobs.\nMy own interest in designing affordable housing began while I was a student at The Cooper Union in the late 1960\u2019s. Urban renewal at that time was a major governmental policy that promoted large-scale land clearance. For my undergraduate thesis I developed an \u201canti-urban renewal\u201d plan for a large portion of Manhattan\u2019s East Village. Instead of creating large wastelands, my plan was based on an incremental rebuilding of the community. The infill prototype I developed was a 100\u2019 x 100\u2019 modular unit based on courtyard housing. This meant that a typical New York City block measuring 200\u2019 x 400\u2019 would have eight units that could be developed individually.\nIn the late 1990\u2019s, this prototype strategy underwent another transformation, aimed at filling vacant lots scattered throughout the city\u2019s residential neighborhoods. This step in the design\u2019s evolution came about from collaboration between myself and Michael Lappin, president of the Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), a not-for-profit lending company that specializes in financing affordable housing in the New York and New Jersey region. I approached Lappin to discuss strategies for delivering affordable housing to the outer boroughs of New York. John West, who at the time was the senior vice president of Community Preservation Corporation Resources (CPCR), a for-profit subsidiary of CPC, worked with me on its development. What emerged was the \u201cSmart Housing\u201d model which would represent the latest development in the evolution of affordable housing for New York City.\nAs a team we analyzed the street grid and found that the majority of blocks were broken up into 20-25 foot modules. Therefore, one objective of our research was to determine a range of building widths that, in combination, could accommodate a typical range of lot sizes.\nThe prototypes were designed to work within the R-6 districts which would yield 50-110 dwelling per acre. The New York Department of City Planning defines R-6 as a moderate-density residential district that falls \u201c\u2026into two categories: non-contextual and contextual. Non-contextual districts (R6, R7, R8, and R9), sometimes called height factor districts, are generally mapped where there is a mixture of building types and no predominant context. Contextual districts are those districts with an A, B or X letter suffix (R6A, R6B, R7A, R7B, R7X, R8A, R8B, R8X, R9A, R9X, R10A and R10X). Contextual districts, where development must comply with the regulations of the Quality Housing Program, are designed to maintain the scale and form of the city\u2019s traditional moderate and higher density neighborhoods. These districts are mapped where buildings of similar size and shape form a strong neighborhood context or where development would create a uniform context (Residence Districts).\u201d\nThe Quality Housing Program was created in 1984 in order to preserve the established character of a number of residential neighborhoods. It sets forth height restrictions, but allows for greater lot coverage in order to achieve a maximum Floor Area Ratio (FAR), the formula used to calculate maximum allowable floor area in a building. The required number of parking spaces for these types of developments is also reduced because there is less open space.\nThe infill housing prototype is a four-story walk-up building with eight units that fits within the context and scale of the typical R-6 neighborhood. There are five versions of the prototype, which are designed to accommodate typical New York City infill lots widths (25\u2019, 31\u2019, 35\u2019, 42\u2019) and a typical 30\u2019 x 70\u2019 corner lot (Figure 1). There are also four wedge-shaped plans (+7\u2070, +15\u2070, +30\u2070, -30\u2070) that fit odd-shaped sites (Figure 2). Two or more different versions can be grouped together to fill several adjacent lots to form a large housing complex with multiples of eight units, but each eight-unit building functions and is articulated as an individual building with its own entrance and staircase. Open space and parking may be shared among the entire complex.\nFigure 1: (Prototype, 249 & 251 16th Street, Brooklyn)\nAlthough the prototype plan can vary from site to site, the building section remains basically the same and is the keystone of the prototype (Figure 3). It takes advantage of the constraints in the building code, lending affordability to the project. The building section has four stories, a cellar, a mezzanine level in some cases, and a single staircase serving all the units. Each unit is accessed from the stair landings, eliminating the need for a corridor and keeping the circulation space compact. 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The four-story plus penthouse infill building, designed by RKT&B architects and developed by CPCR, has retail space on the ground floor with eight one-bedroom units on the upper floors. Unlike the prototype models, it fills a 50\u2019 x 100\u2019 lot. However, it was designed as a walk-up with a single staircase with \u201ccrossover\u201d balconies, to allow crossing between apartments in case of fire. When opened in 2002 the Atlantic Avenue apartments were rented at market rate: six of the one-bedroom apartments rented for $1,500 per month, while the other two one-bedroom apartments, which have decks, rented for $1,750 per month. The duplex units rented for $2,400 and $2,500 per month. Profits made from market-rate projects go back into CPC/CPCR to finance affordable housing.\nFigure 6: (1007 Putnam Street, Brooklyn) Site Plan\nFrom the Atlantic Avenue project, the team learned that the walk-up building with a single stair without an elevator proved to be very cost-effective. In addition, the sloped roof meant that roof access was not required as per the building code, so the stair did not need to continue to the roof.\nThe first prototype, Prospect Gardens, was built at 249-251 16th Street in Brooklyn\u2019s Park Slope neighborhood. It is located in an R-6B contextual zoning district. The site is made up of three adjacent 25\u2019 lots which were combined to create two 37\u2019-6\u201d lots. The Prospect Gardens plan most closely resembles the 35-foot prototype model, with three one-bedroom and three two-bedroom flats, a two-bedroom duplex and a three-bedroom duplex per building. However, the extra 2\u2019-6\u201d per lot allows each room to have more generous dimensions. The rear yard can be accessed only from two first-floor American with Disabilities Act (ADA)-accessible units.\nThe building department allowed the required parking to be waived. Under typical circumstances, one parking space per dwelling unit would have been required for this type of development within an R-6 zoning district. This would have resulted in the creation of 16 parking spaces (8 per building). However, a provision reduces the parking requirement to cover only 50 percent of the total number of dwelling units on zoning lots of less than 10,000 square feet. This reduced the total parking to 8 spaces (4 per building). An additional provision sets forth a \u201cwaiver of requirements for small number of spaces.\u201d Up to five required spaces may be waived on an R-6 zoning lot. Thus, Prospect Gardens\u2019 total required parking was waived by the building department.\nThe single, glass-enclosed staircase that ties the entire project together is celebrated on the front fa\u00e7ade of both buildings. 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        "raw_content": "Employers Must Comply by June 4, 2018 with Amended NYC Earned Safe and Sick Time Act\nIn New York City employers need to comply with the amended NYC Earned Safe and Sick Time Act (the \u201cAct\u201d), discussed in our November 2017 Client Alert: New York City Expands Paid Sick Leave to Domestic Violence, Assault and Sex Trafficking Victims by June 4, 2018. Employers are required to provide all current employees and new hires with a new Notice of Employee Rights in both English and each employee\u2019s primary language, to the extent a form in such language is made available on the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs (\u201cDCA\u201d) website. Current versions include French, Chinese, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Russian, and 19 other languages. Some employers offer leave benefits that exceed the Act\u2019s minimum requirements. Such employers, in addition to distributing the form notice supplied by the DCA, may wish to circulate a written statement noting that the employer\u2019s leave policies provide benefits in excess of the minimum required by the Act.\nIn general, the Act requires employers with five or more employees who are employed for hire more than 80 hours a calendar year in New York City to provide paid sick leave. Every such NYC employer must provide each employee with written notice of the employee\u2019s right to safe and sick leave, including accrual and use of safe and sick leave, the right to file a complaint, and the right to be free from retaliation. The notice must state the start and end dates of the employer\u2019s calendar year. As noted above, employees have a right to the notice in English and, if available on the DCA website, their primary language. Even if an employer earlier provided a Notice of Employee Rights to comply with the Act, it must provide the new Notice of Employee Rights (containing safe leave information) to all employees by June 4, 2018.",
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        "raw_content": "Kelsey A. O'Gorman\nFamily Law / Divorce / Custody\nNon-Qualified Retirement Plans & Divorce: You May be Able to Honor DROs, But Should You?\nYou probably already know that employers are required to honor qualified domestic relations orders (commonly referred to as \u201cQDROs\u201d) regarding the division of qualified retirement plan benefits (such as 401(k) balances) when an employee gets divorced. However, many employers mistakenly assume that they must also honor domestic relations orders (\u201cDROs\u201d) related to nonqualified retirement plans when, in fact, they do not have such an obligation.\nWhy don\u2019t we have to honor DROs related to nonqualified retirement plans?\nAs a refresher, nonqualified retirement plans that are considered \u201ctop-hat plans\u201d under ERISA are exempt from most aspects of ERISA, including the requirement that employers honor QDROS. Yet, top-hat plans are subject to the provisions of ERISA which include ERISA\u2019s broad preemption of state law. This leaves top-hat plans in a unique position \u2013 they are not bound by ERISA\u2019s QDRO provisions, but arguably they are also not subject to state law regarding the division of marital assets. As such, employers have discretion to decide whether to honor or not honor DROs that assign some or all of a participant\u2019s nonqualified plan benefits to an ex-spouse.\nCan we honor DROs if we want to?\nEmployers will need to check the terms of the each of their nonqualified plans to determine if they can honor DROs under each plan. But don\u2019t expect to necessarily find a clause that specifically addresses DROs. Instead, many nonqualified plans will include an anti-assignment clause that prohibits the plan participant from assigning his or her benefits to anyone else. If your plan includes this language without an exception for DROs, then you generally could not honor a DRO unless you first amended the plan.\nIn contrast, if the plan does not prohibit the assignment of benefits, then you generally have the discretion to honor DROs if you choose to, as long as you follow the terms of your plan. You can even accelerate payments to the ex-spouse under a plan that is subject to Internal Revenue Code Section 409A, as there is a specific exemption to the general anti-acceleration rule for payments made pursuant to DROs.\nShould we honor DROs?\nThe answer to this question requires employers to balance their own interests with the interests of their employees. On the one hand, nonqualified retirement plan benefits may represent a significant portion of an employee\u2019s wealth, and without access to these funds in a divorce, an employee will need to rely on other assets to satisfy obligations to their former spouse, such as assigning to their ex-spouse grandpa\u2019s stamp collection or the family vacation home.\nOn the other hand, honoring a DRO can be expensive for employers. Most nonqualified retirement account balances are just bookkeeping entries that are paid directly from the company\u2019s general assets when due. So, honoring a DRO that requires an immediate lump sum payment could require large cash outlays under the plan sooner than expected. Alternatively, if the DRO requires payment to the ex-spouse only as and when the payments would otherwise be due to the employee, employers will need to address the administrative challenges in tracking what portion of the benefit belongs to the employee versus the employee\u2019s ex-spouse.\nThe big takeaway for employers is this: Decide now whether or not you want to honor DROs for nonqualified plan benefits, and then make sure your plan clearly articulates your intent. The worst thing you could do is nothing \u2014 you don\u2019t want to find yourself having to make a judgment call based on ambiguous plan terms while you\u2019re seated across the table from an emotional employee in the midst of a divorce.\nCalifornia\u2019s Governor Proposes the Most Generous Parental Leave in the Country\nKelsey A. O'Gorman is an Associate in the Milwaukee office of the Foley Lardner Law firm, working in the Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation practice group.\nkogorman@foley.com",
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        "raw_content": "Plantar fasciitis is an extremely common source of heel pain in the general population, even though it is more likely in runners or persons that are overweight.\nSimply put, running underneath the soles of your feet is a thick band of tissue (known as the plantar fascia) that connects your heel to your toes. Plantar fasciitis refers to pain originating in this area, causing discomfort, and affecting your mobility.\nOwing to the amount of stress these ligaments take on a daily basis, it is not that uncommon for you to experience symptoms of plantar fasciitis at some point in your life.\nThe first indication that something is wrong is pain originating at the heel, but also running through the length of the soles of your feet. 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This is not the result of a structural abnormality, but inflammatory processes that may make it extremely difficult to move toes as you see fit.\nThe bottom line cause of plantar fasciitis is as a result of inflammation or damage to the plantar fascia, which effectively acts as a shock absorber for the body, being subject to heavy torsional stresses following repeated use activities (think of jumping or running).\nOver time, this fascia may develop tiny microscopic tears, which if not allowed time to heal properly, worsen and become inflamed.\nThe most common findings that are associated with greater causation of plantar fasciitis include:\nPlantar fasciitis is most commonly diagnosed in the 40 to 60 age range. This is likely because as you age, your body\u2019s recuperative ability diminishes, causing structural defects or damage to connective tissue to become more prominent. This is especially true if you push her body too hard as you get older.\nYour body weight relative to your skeletal mass (or height) is a strong contributing factor to the development of plantar fasciitis. To put this into perspective, imagine you have a rubber band which can easily supports a 500 g weight upon it. If you double the weight, the rubber band snaps. This is the same principle by which obesity can adversely cause damage to the plantar fascia.\nPersons that have jobs that keep them on their feet for multiple hours per day, think of construction workers, fabricators and even teachers \u2013 these professions increase pressure on the plantar fascia, and increase the likelihood of damage occurring.\nIt is important to take pressure off of these ligaments when possible, but not if it means becoming sedentary.\nYour Foot Mechanics\nYour feet supports the body the way a tripod stands; there are basically three pressure points that help to maintain balance. You have undoubtedly observed that persons tend to exert pressure more on one of these points over the other two, which is why footwear appears worn on one side before the other.\nThis increases pressure on the plantar fascia in one direction specifically, which coincides with the area are more likely to feel pain. Other structural differences with your foot, such as having a deep arch, being flat-footed, or an abnormal gait can also increase your risk of developing plantar fasciitis.\nMedical conditions that are associated with increased inflammatory responses are also associated with earlier onset of plantar fasciitis. The autoimmune disorders and lupus are common causes of plantar fasciitis.\nLuckily, most times when plantar fasciitis occurs it is acute in nature, meaning that the pain occurs rapidly, but usually resolves with minimal intervention and rest. In other cases, a more active approach can also help to improve your mobility and reduce the frequency and severity of pain you experience.\nCommon Treatment approaches include:\nThese can commonly be purchased over-the-counter at your local supermarket or pharmacy. They help to reduce acute instances of pain, as well as inflammation. However, long-term use is discouraged as they carry with them their own risk of adverse effects.\nThese exert potent anti-inflammatory actions that can assist with resolution of the condition altogether. Coupled with rest and painkillers, this approach may be sufficient to get you back on your feet.\nOrthotics is a branch of medical device science that deals with insoles custom made to the arches of your feet that reduce pressure on pressure points and reduce the likelihood of you developing plantar fasciitis as a result.\nCustom insoles are also extremely helpful for dealing with any sort of heel pain owing to uneven distribution of weight on your feet.\nBy using a combination of stretches, exercises and massages, a skilled therapist can assist with stabilization techniques that reduce pressure on the soles of your feet. Athletic taping is another common approach that can reduce the impact running has on your plantar fascia, and is an approach long-distance runners already employ to safeguard the health of your feet.\nThese splints stretch the plantar fascia, helping you achieve lengthening while you sleep. 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        "raw_content": "Optimism Soars in New Bank of America Survey\nOur partners at Bank of America are excited to share insights from their spring 2018 Bank of America Small Business Owner Report, which reveals some of the highest levels of optimism among the nation\u2019s small business owners since they began surveying in 2012.\nThis spring, small business owners\u2019 confidence in the national and local economies is at the highest level since 2015, at 54 percent and 56 percent respectively. Mirroring the optimism in the business environment, the report found entrepreneurs\u2019 revenue projections, expansion plans and long-term growth forecasts for the upcoming year are also up, with those saying they intend to hire increasing to 22 percent.\nThe report also looked at the potential impact of tax reform on small businesses, as well as how increased investments in technology are set to transform the small business landscape, including digital payments, which the majority believe will completely replace cash within the next five years. For further insights, download the complete report here.\nAs Bank of America continues to work in partnership with NAWBO to advance the opportunities, goals and impact of women entrepreneurs, they are also excited to release the third iteration of the annual Women Business Owner Spotlight this summer. This new research will take the pulse on the perspectives, aspirations and pain points of women entrepreneurs nationwide. Bank of America will share the upcoming findings and discuss them with NAWBO and our members at the 2018 National Women\u2019s Business Conference in Spokane this September.\nRead more about Optimism Soars in New Bank of America Survey",
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        "raw_content": "April Fools at the Last Gasp\nPublished Mar 28, 2010 at 7:30 AM | Updated at 11:12 AM PDT on Mar 29, 2010\nJoe Rosato Jr.\nTurner holds another piece of art from his collection. Over the years, Last Gasp has published artists like R. Crumb, Justin Green, Robert Williams and Spain Rodriguez.\nRon Turner lumbered past shelves of books \u2013 climbing on all sides to the ceiling. Looking something like a hippy version of Santa, he paused to check the day\u2019s orders before plopping down in a desk cluttered with a strange cacophony of books and artifacts.\nThe founder of one of the world\u2019s largest, and last alternative art publishing houses rattled off a few phone calls then checked his Facebook account. Everywhere, the walls of his legendary Last Gasp publishing house were emblazoned with the vintage sideshow posters he came to appreciate as a child.\n\u201cI remember when the circus would come to town in Fresno where I grew up,\u201d Turner said. \u201cThe best place for me was the sideshow with the freaks.\u201d\nIt\u2019s only natural Turner would spin a career from his affinity for outsiders and freaks. Last Gasp\u2019s artist roster is a who\u2019s who of underground artists like R. Crumb, Justin Green and Robert Williams. Turner\u2019s love of the subversive is as enormous as his passion for the beautiful, the freaky \u2013 the stick-it-to-the-man kind of art.\nBehind the Scenes of Last Gasp Publishing\n\u201cThere\u2019s still boxes of cornflakes out there running everything,\u201dsaid Turner, simultaneously describing the political and corporate worlds. \u201cSo I don\u2019t mind thumbing my nose at them.\u201d\nThis artful nose thumbing got its start back in the sixties, when Turner was a Bay Area college student studying ecology. The ecology program was struggling for funds, and Turner and a few friends figured they could raise money by creating and selling an underground comic book.\n\u201cWe thought underground comics were the strongest visual, vehicle for ideas at the time,\u201d Turner said.\nTurner\u2019s first foray into the art world was a comic called Slow Death Funnies, featuring works by a number of burgeoning artists like R. Crumb. Turner and his friends came up with a batch of names for their new comic. Last Gasp was leftover, so he commandeered it as the name of his new company.\n\u201cThe big themes of course were sex drugs and rock and roll,\u201d said Turner. \u201dWe provided some more educational material and propaganda.\u201d\nFor forty years, Last Gasp has etched a deep history publishing art imbrued with the dissonance and elegance of a counter cultural art world. It\u2019s also slipped the occasional educational title into the mix, with lessons on how to treat herpes, or confronting racism.\nTurner has never outgrown the hippy ideals of his youth when he would protest the war-du-jour or the treatment of farm workers. Each Christmas he throws a party in Last Gasp\u2019s offices, with the proceeds going to charity.\n\"Somehow he\u2019s kept these things together through the decades,\u201d said San Francisco underground cartoonist, Spain Rodriguez. \u201dCrazy guy that he is.\u201d\nRodriguez said Turner and Last Gasp have not only boosted the popularity of underground comics and art, they\u2019ve also created a venue for underground artists to make a living.\n\u201dIt\u2019s been key to the production of underground comics and just providing some forum way that comics can get out there,\u201d Rodriguez said.\nTurner doesn\u2019t just publish the unusual art he loves, he also surrounds himself with it. He unbolted a padlocked iron door in the rear of Last Gasp\u2019s headquarters in San Francisco\u2019s South of Market.. The door came from Alcatraz, he explains. Every inch of the room is covered with stuff \u2013 R. Crumb\u2019s original comics for the Slow Death Funnies, a life size Bruce Lee statue in full karate pose, two vintage pinball machines -- a stuffed two-headed calf\u2019s head.\nThe collection speaks to Turner\u2019s love of outsiders. He rifles through a collection of clown paintings made by in prison by mass murderer John Wayne Gacy. But for all his love of the strange, the unusual, the misfit castoffs --- Turner\u2019s philosophies sound strikingly new-agey.\n\u201cSome of us have more extraordinary things to deal with than others,\u201d he said. \u201cSome of us have more talent than others and if we would all appreciate it -- the world would be a better place\u201d\nNote: Last Gasp will hold its 40th anniversary party at 111 Minna in San Francisco on April 1st at 6 p.m.",
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        "raw_content": "$1.5 trillion tax cut had no major impact on business spending\nThe White House had predicted that the massive fiscal stimulus package would boost investment and job growth.\nA worker welds metal components onto a round baler at the New Holland Ltd. Haytools assembly plant in New Holland, Pennsylvania, on Dec. 19, 2018.Luke Sharrett / Bloomberg via Getty Images file\nJan. 28, 2019, 12:21 PM GMT / Source: Reuters\nThe Trump administration's $1.5 trillion tax cut package appeared to have no major impact on businesses' capital investment or hiring plans, according to a survey released a year after the biggest overhaul of the tax code in more than 30 years.\nThe National Association of Business Economics' quarterly business conditions poll, published on Monday, found that while some companies reported accelerating investments because of lower corporate taxes, 84 percent of respondents said they had not changed plans. That compares to 81 percent in the previous survey published in October.\nThe White House had predicted that the massive fiscal stimulus package, marked by the reduction in the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, would boost business spending and job growth. The tax cuts came into effect in January 2018.\n\"A large majority of respondents, 84 percent, indicate that one year after its passage, the corporate tax reform has not caused their firms to change hiring or investment plans,\" said NABE President Kevin Swift.\nThe lower tax rates, however, had an impact in the goods producing sector, with 50 percent of respondents from that sector reporting increased investments at their companies, and 20 percent saying they redirected hiring and investments to the United States from abroad.\nThe NABE survey also suggested a further slowdown in business spending after moderating sharply in the third quarter of 2018. The survey's measure of capital spending fell in January to its lowest level since July 2017. Expectations for capital spending for the next three months also weakened.\n\"Fewer firms increased capital spending compared to the October survey responses, but the cutback appeared to be concentrated more in structures than in information and communication technology investments,\" said Swift, who is also chief economist at the American Chemistry Council.\nAccording to the survey, employment growth improved modestly in the fourth quarter of 2018 compared to the third quarter. Just over one-third of respondents reported rising employment at their firms over the past three months, up from 31 percent in the October survey. The survey's forward-looking measure of employment slipped to 25 in January from 29 in October.",
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        "raw_content": "U.S. won't escape the pain of Brexit\nWhat seems to be a purely European affair could have massive global consequences.\nDemonstrators protest Brexit in London on Monday.Frank Augstein / AP\nWhatever the outcome, the world's fifth-largest economy is set to take a massive hit \u2014 and so could the U.S.\nThis is what Brexit's worst-case scenario might look like\n\"As we get closer to [Brexit date] March 29, the amount of uncertainty is going to increase,\" said Peter Earle, economist and research fellow at The American Institute for Economic Research. \"That's going to affect the markets.\"\nNot only could stocks take a hit, but so might bond yields \"as investors and different entities in other markets jump into government bonds for safety,\" he added. And that would mean investment and retirement accounts for regular Americans.\nThere's a more direct impact on U.S. businesses: \"Many American businesses use the U.K. as their doorway to the E.U.,\" Earle told NBC News. \"With a hard Brexit, that's going to cause a lot of complications for U.S. businesses.\" Companies will find it harder and more expensive to move goods between the U.K. and rest of Europe, with delays, tariffs, and more paperwork.\nEven travel for salespeople, technical personnel, and executives will be more difficult. What used to be a quick trip from the U.K. to the continent or back now would require more time clearing customs and less assurance of easy movement.\nWhile none of this is directly apparent to U.S. consumers, \"It eventually works its way into the consumer level,\" said Johan Gott, a principal at management consulting firm A.T. Kearney.\nBrexit true believers see only an upside to leaving the E.U.\nThe biggest problem for businesses may be that they aren't preparing sufficiently. According to Gott, \"by and large, the U.S. focus in the business community has been very much on China, on steel tariffs, and to a certain degree the possibility of U.S. auto tariffs, which could be very disruptive.\"\n\"Businesses can deal with almost anything if they have warning and things are gradual,\" Gott said. \"Right now, we're seeing a two-month window and no idea of what will happen.\" And no idea how bad things might get with the lack of preparation.\nErik Sherman is an NBC News contributor who covers business, economics, finance, and technology.",
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        "raw_content": "Free Radic Biol Med. 2009 Nov 1;47(9):1239-53. doi: 10.1016/j.freeradbiomed.2009.07.023. Epub 2009 Jul 21.\nNox proteins in signal transduction.\nBrown DI1, Griendling KK.\nDepartment of Medicine, Division of Cardiology, Emory University, 1639 Pierce Drive, 319 WMB Atlanta, GA 30322, USA.\nThe NADPH oxidase (Nox) family of superoxide (O(2)(*-)) and hydrogen peroxide (H(2)O(2))-producing proteins has emerged as an important source of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in signal transduction. ROS produced by Nox proteins Nox1-5 and Duox1/2 are now recognized to play essential roles in the physiology of the brain, the immune system, the vasculature, and the digestive tract as well as in hormone synthesis. Nox-derived ROS have been implicated in regulation of cytoskeletal remodeling, gene expression, proliferation, differentiation, migration, and cell death. These processes are tightly controlled and reversible. In this review, we will discuss recent literature on Nox protein tissue distribution, subcellular localization, activation, and the resulting signal transduction mechanisms.\nNox family members and their regulatory subunits\nAlthough no 3-dimensional crystallization of Nox proteins has been performed, they are believed to contain six transmembrane domains based on hydrophobicity analysis (seven for Duox1/2). Oxidase activity occurs when NADPH binds to Nox on the cytosolic side, where it transfers electrons to FAD and the heme centers (not shown) and finally to oxygen on the outer membrane surface, resulting in O2\u2022\u2212 formation. In Nox1-4, the transmembrane subunit p22phox associates with active and inactive Nox. It is believed to have between two and four transmembrane segments. Nox1 is believed to primarily interact with the cytosolic subunits NoxO1, NoxA1 and GTP-Rac upon activation; however p47phox and p67phox can replace NoxO1 and NoxA1, respectively. Nox2 activation involves association with GTP-Rac, p47phox, p67phox and p40phox. Nox3 activation is less well defined, but is believed to primarily involve GTP-Rac, p47phox and NoxA1 in the inner ear. Nox4 is constitutively active when associating with the cytosolic p22phox subunit. Nox5 and Duox1/2 activation involves Ca2+ binding to EF-hand domains in the cytosol. Duox1/2 require the association of DuoxA1/2, respectively, for localization to the plasma membrane.\nNox proteins in signal transduction\nFree Radic Biol Med. ;47(9):1239-1253.\nNox1 signal transduction pathways\nNox1 is localized to cavaolae in the plasma membrane and endosomes. TNF-\u03b1 stimulates TNF receptor-1 (TNFR1), resulting in the recruitment of TRADD, RIP1, Rac and Nox1 to the receptor. The complex produces ROS that activate JNK to initiate necrosis. Other activators of Nox1 include Ang II, thrombin, and PDGF. H2O2 produced by Nox1 activation initiates hypertrophy by activating p38 MAPK, which associates with MAPKAPK2 and Akt. Nox1 also activates SSH1L, which activates cofilin by dephosphorylation to promote cell migration. In a parallel pathway, Nox1-derived ROS increase cSrc phosphorylation, which activates PDK1, followed by PAK1. Nox1 also stimulates growth by activating Ras and ERK1/2, which activate the transcription factor Ets-1 by phosphorylation. Ets-1 upregulates Cyclin D, promoting passage through the cell cycle.\nNox2 is localized to endosome and phagosome membranes. In necrosis, TNF-\u03b1 activates TNFR1, which recruits TRADD to the receptor. TRAF2 then binds to TRADD in a Nox2-derived ROS dependent manner and activates IKK, leading to NF\u03baB activation and necrosis. Nox2 in endosomes is also activated by thrombin, VEGF and angiopoietin-1. Nox2-derived ROS promote angiogenesis by activating VE-cadherin, Akt and cSrc. Nox2 acts in host defense in phagosomes by producing O2\u2022\u2212, which is dismutated to H2O2. The reaction of H2O2 with Cl\u2212 is catalyzed by MPO to form HOCl, which is bacteriocidal.\nNox4 is constitutively active, but activity and/or expression can be increased by insulin binding to the InsR, Ang II activating the AT1R and TGF-\u03b21 binding to TGF-\u03b2R. Nox4 is involved in the inhibition of insulin signaling by inhibiting the phosphatase PTP1B, which prolongs the phosphorylation of the insulin receptor. Nox4 promotes migration by activating MMP2. Nox4 promotes cell differentiation by multiple mechanisms. Nox4 derived-ROS activate p38 MAP kinase, which phosphorylates and activates MEF2C to promote differentiation. In addition, H2O2 produced by Nox4 activates MKP-1, which inhibits the activation of ERK1/2. Since ERK1/2 normally promotes growth, its inhibition may allow for differentiation to occur. Nox4 also promotes growth and survival by several pathways. 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        "raw_content": "This post was sponsored by Kinder\u00ae but the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.\nKinder Joy is finally in the United States! I'm Excited, My kid is Excited, and I'm here to introduce to you the most fun and coolest treat that was once very hard to obtain!\n* Caution: Deliciousness Ahead *\nA few weeks ago, my daughter and I were invited to a launch event for Kinder Joy to celebrate its availability in the United States. I know that no one should eat sweets before Lunch, but we just couldn't resist taking a crack at these cool Egg-Shaped treats!\nI handed one to my daughter and she opened them. On one side was a cool toy that we had to build while the other side contained a delicious milky cream and a cocoa cream, with two crispy wafer-balls! I was very happy to see that Kinder included a fan-shaped scoop for on-the-go eating!\nLet's talk about the toys...\nThere are plenty of different toys and some toys incorporate the packaging! Out of all the toys that my daughter constructed from her Kinder Joy Treats that day, my favorite was the magnifying glass that she had to attach to one half of the shell to create a portable magnifying container. It was perfect for picking up some tiny stuff in nature to discover on our way home.\nIf you are still wondering about Kinder, The brand has been around for over 50 years. Kinder has been creating products with guaranteed quality and unmistakable tastiness, designed with kids in mind. In the Middle East, Kinder has been present since the early 1970s! Today, the Kinder brand is well-known all across Europe and is expanding rapidly around the world, recognized for the variety, quality, and creativity of its products. Built on 50 years of history, Kinder remains a forward-looking brand, confident that its core values are not limited by time or geography. Their mission is to support parents in accompanying their children's development by enhancing the happy moments in their lives.\nShow the brand that we appreciate their mission and head out to buy your own Kinder Joy Treats!\nAre You excited about the Kinder\u00ae Brand coming to the United States?\nLabels: Featured, Kinder, surprise, Toys, Treats",
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        "raw_content": "In application of the provisions of the General Regulation on Data Protection (GDPR) and Law 34/2002, of 11 July on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI), we wish to inform you that NexStreaming Europe, S.L.U maintains strict compliance with current legislation regarding the processing of personal data and information security in order to guarantee its Users that the collection and processing of their personal data is carried out with the appropriate security guarantees. Before contacting NexStreaming and providing your data, please read carefully the following privacy policy.\nPlease check the Policy from time to time when you visit this website, as the Policy may be amended pursuant to changes to the applicable laws, regulations and guidelines relating to the protection of personal information and changes in the Company policy.\nNexStreaming Europe, S.L.U (hereinafter the \u201cCompany\u201d or \u201cNexStreaming\u201d), with the Tax ID number B86396561, is responsible for this Website. You may contact NexStreaming by writing to: Avenida General Per\u00f3n 29, Planta 15 \u2013 28020 Madrid-Spain or send an e-mail to: Privacy@nexstreaming.com\nAt NexStreaming, we handle the personal data of our customers and Users for the following purposes:\nManagement and maintenance of the contractual relationship with the aim of providing contracted services.\nSending periodic communications about the services we provide, as well as news related to our activity, all subject to requesting your prior express consent.\nCommercial and advertisement purposes.\nIn order to comply with the obligations established by law.\nNexStreaming will retain your data for the time necessary for them to be used for the purpose for which they were collected and until compliance with legal conservation obligations is fulfilled.\nThe Company, in principle, shall not collect the personal information of children under age 16 without consent of his legal representatives. If we collect information of children under age 16 we will ask for the consent of parents or legal guardian.\nYou have the right to refuse to collect of information. However, if you refuse to consent the treatment of your data, like your name, e-mail address or password the Company will be unable to respond to the enquiry registered.\nThe legal grounds for NexStreaming to carry out processing of your data is based on obtaining your consent, which is requested for each particular case.\nIn the event of a contractual relationship, your data will be processed on the basis of the proper execution of the contract. You may at any time request the reference to the contract on the basis of which we process your data.\nWe also treat your personal data with the legal habilitation that the legitimate interest that we have as a data controller and company confers us. This legitimate interest will always be weighed against your own interests, which if they are superior will prevail in any case.\nOccasionally, your data may be processed on the basis of compliance with specific legal obligations; in this case, you may request information about the specific rules by which we process your data.\nProviding Personal Information for Third Party\nYour data may be communicated to other companies of the NexStreaming business group for internal administrative purposes.\nIn order to maintain and provide quality services we must contract with other companies certain services, for example to host part of our activity on their servers, so that if there is an escalation in users there will not be problems related to saturation. If we use a third party as a data processor to process data on our behalf we will sign a contract with them to ensure that your personal data are treated with the same care to ensure the security of them.\nWe do not carry out Transfers of personal data to third countries or international organisations that do not comply with the guarantees and standards implemented by the European Union. The approved transfer mechanisms are as follows:\nData processor in a country which has a finding of adequacy from the European Commission Data processor that has binding corporate rules that are in compliance with data protection regulations in Europe\nData transfer using the standard contractual clauses approved by the European Commission\nIf the transfer is to the US, on the basis of the Privacy Shield.\nWith the consent of the data subject.\nOther legal mechanisms that we can use are as follows:\nThe transfer is necessary to carry out a contract with the data subject\nThe transfer is in the public interest\nThe transfer is necessary to establish, exercise or defend legal rights\nThe transfer is necessary to protect the vital interests of a person where the data subject is physically or legally incapable of giving consent.\nAnyway, the data processor will not manage personal information beyond the original scope of purposes without the prior consent of subject of personal information nor provide any personal information to any third party.\nThe data that we collect from you will be transferred to, and stored at, a destination outside the European Economic Area (\u201cEEA\u201d). It will also be processed by staff operating outside the EEA who work for us.\nThe personal information we collect is processed in, or transferred to, the following jurisdictions:\nwhere the Company headquarters and IT servers are located: Republic of Korea\nThe purpose of such personal information transfers are the following:\nthe storage and further processing on the Company\u2019s servers in Seoul;\nthe handling of your services requests\nWe do not carry out Transfers of personal data to third countries or international organisations that do not comply with the guarantees and standards implemented by the European Union. By submitting your personal data, you agree to this transfer, storing or processing. We will take all steps reasonably necessary to ensure that your data is treated securely and in accordance with this privacy policy.\nIf there is any change in any of the prior conditions, Nexstreaming and the data processor will inform to the subjects of personal information of such change and obtain consent therefrom. The provided information will be as follows:\nThe person who are provided with personal information;\nThe purposes of using personal information (when personal information is provided, the purposes of using by the person to whom personal information is provided);\nItems of personal information that is used or provided;\nPeriod of holding and using personal information (when personal information is provided, it refers to the period of holding and using by the person to whom such personal information is provided);\nThe fact that relevant subject of personal information is entitled to refuse to grant consent and the details of disadvantage (if any) arising from a refusal to grant consent.\nRights and Obligations of Subjects of Personal Information\nYou have the right to obtain information about whether NexStreaming is processing personal data concerning you or not. In the event that we process your personal data you can request the right of access and we will send you a free copy of the data we have about you.\nYou can also request the rectification of inaccurate data, if you consider that there is data that does not correspond with your actual reality, you can request the rectification of the same, for example if you change your email. In case the Company corrects, deletes, etc relevant personal information the Company shall inform to his Data Processors about those changes.\nAnother right that assists our European users is the right of suppression. If, for example, the data you provided at an initial moment you consider that is no longer necessary for the purposes for which they were collected, you can ask us to \u201cdelete\u201d them. We have certain legal obligations and therefore may not be able to delete them at first, if this happens we will proceed to block such data and not make any use of them, once fulfilled the legal obligations that fall on NexStreaming and prescribed all possible consequences for both our Company and our users will delete the data ensuring its irretrievability and the irreversibility of the operation.\nYou can request the portability of your personal data, this right means that if you give us the contact information of another company / Data controller we will send them your personal data in a standardized format.\nIn certain circumstances, you can request the limitation of the processing of your personal data, in which case we will only keep them for the exercise or defense of claims.\nIn certain circumstances and for reasons related to particular situations, you can object to the processing of your personal data. NexStreaming will stop the processing of your personal data, except for legitimate reasons, or for the exercise or defense of possible claims.\nThe procedure for making a request for the rights explained above is as follows:\nWrite a request including proof of identity so that we can be sure that the request is being submitted to the person indicated.\nExplain in the application to which information you refer and a brief explanation of what are the reasons to request the particular right.\nSend the request by writing to: or by e-mail to [include e-mail address]\nIf you make the request by electronic means, we will provide you with the information in a common electronic format (Word, pdf\u2026). In any case, you can request that the reply be provided in another way (Postal mail, fax\u2026). As a general rule, the requests and the information provided will be free of charge, expenses will only be charged in the case of manifestly unfounded or excessive requests, especially for repetitive ones. In addition, if you request information from us in paper form and ask for several copies, the first copy will be free, while for the following copies we will charge a reasonable fee based on administrative costs.\nApplications for data protection rights will be refused when the application is made by someone other than the person affected and it is not proven that he is acting on his behalf. They will also be denied when the exercise of the rights is claimed in a manifestly unfounded or repetitive manner for having requested the right of access on more than one occasion during the period of six months, unless there is legitimate cause for it.\nFinally, we inform you that you have the right to complain to a Data Protection Agency when you consider that the Company has violated your rights.\n(1) If the period of holding personal information under Article 1 ends, the Company shall destroy relevant personal information within five days after the last day of such period of holding, unless there is a justifiable reason. 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The channels were front row seats to their lives, and the content drew in millions of viewers.\nThey were YouTube stars, two among the thousands who have created a new, large and cordless subculture of celebrity entertainment.\n19-year-old woman, fatally stabbed, IDs 2 suspects from deathbed\nGiles fired the gun into the house, shattering glass so he could enter.\nThe break-in would end with Austin police shooting Giles dead as he attempted to leave the location. Although investigators initially stayed quiet about a motive, recent court documents suggest Giles made the trip to Austin because he had become infatuated and infuriated with the two YouTube celebrities.\n\"Giles developed a fondness of Turney yet resented Free for his lifestyle and success,\" the search warrant stated, the Austin American Statesman reported this week. \"[I]t was apparent that Giles' sole intent was to cause harm to someone who resides there.\"\nFree is originally from the United Kingdom, and he is co-creator of the channel The Slow Mo Guys along with Daniel Gruchy. The channel has a cultlike following where over 10 million subscribers watch their slow-motion videos showing pranks, science experiments and test out new technology. Their most popular video shows Free trying to deflate a giant 6-foot water balloon with his body. The clip has over 169 million views.\nThe YouTuber was also an example of how a channel can take off. In May, YouTube announced the Slow Mo Guys would launch an original series for the company's subscription-only YouTube Red service. Other creators involved in the exclusive ad-supported service include Ellen DeGeneres, Kevin Hart and Ryan Seacrest. Free is also a director and actor for the production company Rooster Teeth, which has over 6 million subscribers.\nTurney is known for being a cosplayer, a person who dresses in costumes depicting video game characters. On her YouTube channel, with over 341,000 subscribers, she talks about anime, her pets and vlogs with her boyfriend Free. The couple often also share photos of one another on their Instagram accounts to their combined 765,000 followers. Turney also has a large following on the live-streaming video game platform Twitch.\nBeing a YouTube pair can be very lucrative. Couples who gain a large following by sharing their personal lives on the internet can earn hundreds of thousands of dollars in sponsorship deals, get flown on trips to exotic resorts and even have their followers pay to attend exclusive meet-and-greets.\nHowever, with growing online fame, some YouTube couples have become targets of their obsessed fans. In September, Julien Solomita posted a video to his 1.3 million subscribers pleading with them to stop coming to the house he shares with girlfriend Jenna Marbles, who has over 17 million subscribers.\n\"Don't come to our house. Don't come to our house. Don't come to our house . . . Please, just find another way to connect,\" Solomita said in his video.\nVlogger Zoella and her boyfriend Alfie Deyes posted a home tour video of their five-bedroom luxury mansion in Brighton, England to their combined 16 million subscribers. Since then, the couple has dealt with constant harassment. As the Independent reported, \"they have seen fans peering over their garden wall and turning up at their home to take pictures and catch a glimpse of the pair.\" Deyes called out fans for lingering outside their house and said in a tweet he installed cameras and would go to the police if necessary.\nA fans obsession with a YouTuber has turned deadly at least once.\nChristina Grimmie was an a cappella singer on YouTube who gained a fan base of three million and landed a spot on the sixth season of \"The Voice.\" She was shot dead in June, 2016 while signing autographs for fans. The gunman, Kevin Loibl, had developed an obsession with Grimmie after seeing her sing on YouTube in 2015, according to the Orlando Sentinel. After shooting Grimmie, he shot himself and died.\nOn Jan. 26, Free and Turney were awakened up by the gunshot and sound of breaking glass. The couple hid in the bedroom closet and called 911 while Giles paced the house, looking for the couple, the Albuquerque Journal reported. When he failed to find them, Giles left.\nAustin police pulled up to the house as Giles was backing the Lincoln out of the driveway. He was ordered to stop. Police heard a gunshot, and one officer returned fire. Giles was pronounced dead at the scene. The .45 caliber handgun was recovered near his right hand.\nThe search warrant released this week indicates police found clues to Giles's motivation on his cellphone. He had written thousands of notes on the device, many mentioning Free and Turney. 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        "raw_content": "The Peavler Group, P.C.\nExperienced, Responsive & Attentive Attorneys in Dallas, Texas\nAt The Peavler Group, PC, customer service still means something. That is why our attorneys are always personally available for our clients. We believe legal representation should provide clients with more than just paper pushing and canned briefs. At The Peavler Group, our legal representation delivers strategy and forward thinking that reduces future liability exposure and litigation costs. And it is based on collaboration between lawyer and client, a skill often cast aside in today's hurried, impersonal world.\nIt is this commitment to working directly with our clients that has earned The Peavler Group the trust of some of America's most respected companies and has earned Donna Peavler the coveted AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest recognition possible in the legal industry for professionalism and ethics. 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        "raw_content": "Archives|Experts Tell How Antarctic's Ice Could Cause Widespread Floods\nhttps://nyti.ms/1H73eVT\nExperts Tell How Antarctic's Ice Could Cause Widespread Floods\nHOUSTON \u2014 If the West Antarctic ice sheet slips into the sea, as some glaciologists believe is possible, boats could be launched from the bottom steps of the Capitol in Washington and a third of Florida would be under water, a climate specialist said today.\nHe was Dr. Stephen H. Schneider, acting leader of the Climate Sensitivity Group at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo. Dr. Schneider spoke on climate change as a potential hazard at a session of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, which is conducting its annual meeting here.\nOther participants in the discussion of such an Antarctic \u201csurge\u201d suggested, however, that while the slippage could occur within a century, it probably would take longer and there was no evidence that the slippage was imminent.\nThe Antarctic ice sheet is as much as three miles thick, and for more than two decades the possibility that some of it might slip off the continent has been debated. Attention has recently focused on the smaller division of the continent \u2014West Antarctica \u2014 so defined because it lies south of the Americas and in Western longitudes.\nMusby Ice Beneath Sheet\nAerial probing by radar and drilling through the sheet has shown that parts of the ice are underlain by mushy ice and large pools of water.\nAs noted by Dr. John Mercer of the Institute of Polar Studies at Ohio State University, recent radiocarbon\u2010dating of the retreat of the last ice sheet from central Canada has shown that it subsided surprisingly fast \u2014 in about two centuries. This has made more plausible the view that the Antarctic ice might do likewise where, as in the Hudson Bay area, much of its base lies below sea level.\nThe period before the last ice age was particularly warm and Dr. Mercer estimated that worldwide sea levels rose about 15 feet, presumably because the West Antarctic ice had melted. Slippage of the Antarctic ice might come, Dr. Mercer said, as a byproduct of human activity. Intensive fuel\u2010burning is adding so much carbon dioxide to the atmosphere that its effect, like that of the glass in a greenhouse, may lead to a global warming that could send the least stable part of the ice into the sea.\nDr. James D. Hays, of the LamontDougherty Geological Observatory at Columbia University, cited the suspected relationship of ice\u2010age onsets to cyclic Changes in the orbit and spin axis of the earth, which imply a new cooling within the next thousand years.\nThe effects are so subtle that an \u201camplifier\u201d is needed to convert that slight change in sunlight to a global cooling. He believes the amplifier may be the extent of ice cover in the oceans surrounding Antarctica.\nAt present there is no sign of a build\u2010up in that ice, although it appears that for many centuries the sub\u2010Antarctic seas have gradually been cooling. He pointed out that from hundreds of cores extracted from the sea floors of that region it is evident that past changes between glacial and interglacial climate periods were abrupt \u2014 within 300 years or much less.\nDr. Hays urged that a close watch be kept by earth satellites on the extent of summer ice. Most of the sea ice around Antarctica melts in summer but if it became extensive this would reflect much solar energy back into space, cooling the climate.\nA version of this archives appears in print on January 8, 1979, on Page A19 of the New York edition with the headline: Experts Tell How Antarctic's Ice Could Cause Widespread Floods. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe",
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        "raw_content": "Juncker: Let's get joined for the Western Balkans\nBy Oculus News Wednesday, September 12, 2018 Balkans, European Union, Jean Claude Juncker\nEuropean Commission President Jean Claude Juncker called on Wednesday on the European Union to be united with regard to the Western Balkans, to prevent the interference of other factors in the region.\nHe made these comments during the annual speech on the European Union's situation in the European Parliament.\n\"We must be together when talking about the Western Balkans once and for ever. If we do not, then this neighboring region close to us will be shaped by others,\" said President Juncker.\nSix of the Western Balkan countries, Albania, Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina aspire to European Union integration.\nSenior European officials have been calling several times this year to the countries of the region to take advantage of the new EU efforts for a different approach to the troubled region due to the rise of the Russian influence, the immigration crisis, Turkey's sliding towards authoritarianism and the intent to strengthen the European integration after leaving Britain next year.\nOf the six Western Balkan countries, Serbia and Montenegro are seen as the first in the integration process. The European Union has expressed in favor of opening accession talks with Albania, but postponing its decision for next June. But in June next year is expected the opening of negotiations with Macedonia if it approves the change of its constitutional name in the Republic of Northern Macedonia, according to the agreement reached with Greece.\nKosovo remains the last in integration processes. In all the processes it also faces the challenge that is the fact that even further, five of the 28 member states of the European Union have not recognized its independence that is opposed by Belgrade with which Pristina is involved in a process of talks on normalization of relations - a condition for both sides for European integration.\nJuncker wants the EU to \"tighten the muscles\" as a world power\nPresident Juncker said the Commission would be harsh on European Union countries that do not respect the rule of law, amid concerns that Poland and Hungary do not respect the democratic principles of the European Union.\nDuring the annual speech, he said that the Article 7 of the European Union, a process that could lead to sanctions such as the suspension of the right to vote in the European Council, should be enforced whenever the rule of law is threatened.\nHe called on the European Union to tighten the muscles as a world power, saying the agreement reached with US President Donald Trump to avoid a transatlantic trade war was not \"any surprise\" as he spoke on behalf of a united Europe.\nJuncker, who is entering the last year as president of the European Commission, said the EU should offer free trade agreements with the African continent and an investment alliance.\nHe proposed the strengthening the EU's external borders with 10,000 troops to prevent economic migrants that have sparked nationalism against the EU.\nJuncker: Let's get joined for the Western Balkans Wednesday, September 12, 2018 Rating: 5",
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        "raw_content": "It was a strange coincidence that I watched Guys and Dolls (1955) and The Man with the Golden Arm (1956) back-to-back. Guys and Dolls is a musical about a gambler who gambles with love and stars Marlon Brando. Frank Sinatra co-stars as an illegal crap game organizer. Sinatra had been vying for the title role of Sky Masterson and lost out to Brando. Brando does most of the singing, which seems a utter shame given Sinatra's God-given talent. But Sinatra gave Brando his comeuppance the following year when he quickly snagged the role of Frankie Machine in The Man with the Golden Arm away from Brando, who was the first choice for the film. Sinatra steps out of his realm and does an amazing job as a dealer, finally clean from his heroin-addiction, trying to get his life back on track by becoming a drummer and staying away from drugs and cards. But his old life, and the people in it, keep getting in his way.\nAs I've said before, I absolutely love it when actors step out of their comfort zones and do something completely different. While it didn't work so much for Brando, it definitely worked for Sinatra. This is one of the best films I have ever seen and it has much to do with Sinatra's performance (which I'm sure Otto Preminger had a hand in).\nI decided, instead of gushing on and on about this film, that I would keep it short. I'll give you 5 reasons to watch this film.\n1) Frank Sinatra's astounding performance. He was nominated for the Best Actor Oscar for this film.\n2) The opposition between motherly yet sizzling hot Molly (Kim Novak) and the pathetic and conniving Zosh (Eleanor Parker). They play off each other very well even though they don't share very many scenes.\n3) The musical score by Elmer Bernstein. I hardly ever notice music, but I did with this film. The music interacts with the motions of the scenes. Beautiful.\n4) Otto Preminger's direction and Sam Leavitt's cinematography. Everything just falls into place.\n5) Saul Bass' title sequence art. It's beautiful. He's well known for the title sequences in numerous Preminger and Hitchcock films. For Man with the Golden Arm, Bass created a minimalist black background cut by moving white bars. It's beautiful for its simplicity. See below. (thanks to Frank & Kevin for their help on this!)\nRaquel,nice piece. I will definitely take your recommendation and watch this film.\nI hope you do Bob. And what better motivation than Kevin's upcoming lecture?\nJacqueline T Lynch October 15, 2008 at 9:14 AM\nI've blogged on this film as well, and I agree with your commments. But what did you think about the set? Some feel that this film should have been shot on location to give it a more realistic feel befitting the subject matter. I'm ambivalent about it and have no strong opinion either way, but I admit there are times when I almost sense the too-neat and orderly city street is reminiscent of \"Sesame Street\" urban planning. I half expect Big Bird to walk past the window of the bar.\nI haven't seen this one yet, but I'm actually not wild about Frank Sinatra the actor. I much prefer Frank the singer; I love his voice...but so far, his movies just haven't done it for me.\nMaybe I should watch this one and be converted. :)\nJacqueline - I read your blog post. It was excellent. I love what you say about Frankie and the other characters being \"everyman\". So true.\nI'm very oblivious to things like set design and music. Unless it smacks me in the face, I'm usually like \"duhurr\". I love the Val Lewton films, but they are obvious re-use of set design, so I guess I'm also forgiving. But your comment about Sesame St. is hilarious!\nGinger - I'm not crazy about Frank Sinatra either way. Although, I was very impressed with him in this film. You definitely \"otto\" see it. Even if its just for Kim Novak!\nI do like Kim Novak. :)\npacwarbuff October 23, 2008 at 3:20 PM\nI enjoy this movie more for its Elmer Bernstein score than for the story and this is the film that put Bernstein's jazz chops in the spotlight. He would later score Sweet Smell of Success (1957) and Walk On the Wild Side (1962) using jazz arrangements.\nFrank's \"withdrawl\" scene is great and I recall being disturbed by it when I first saw the movie.\nRaquelle October 23, 2008 at 10:48 PM\nHi pacwarbuff,\nYeah that withdrawl scene is quite intense. I felt like I was locked in that apartment with him!",
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        "raw_content": "Apr 3, 2008 Posted by Sebastian in Gun Rights | 12 comments\nTerminated for Carrying\nEugene Volokh talks about a challenge to the Employment at Will doctrine that revolves around an employee being fired for carrying a licensed concealed firearm at work. Interesting debate in the commentary. I particularly like his brother Sasha\u2019s comment here:\nThe right to self-defense is a sacred right.\nTherefore, like all sacred rights, it should be waivable. Because a right that\u2019s non-waivable barely deserves to be called a right at all \u2014 it\u2019s more like a duty. You are required to retain your right to self-defense, whether you want to or not! The right to life should imply the right to suicide; the right to liberty should imply the right to contract away your liberty; the right to property should imply the right to alienate your property.\nSo the right to carry a gun should imply the right to agree not to carry a gun. You could agree to that by making a contract with a specific anti-gun clause; you could agree to that by making a contract incorporating a policy handbook with a prohibition on guns; or you could agree to that by making a contract of the form \u201cyou can fire me whenever you want for whatever reason you like,\u201d which is the basic rule of at-will employment.\nThis is particularly notable given the NRA\u2019s strategy of altering the Employment at Will doctrine in several states to make it illegal to fire employees who keep a firearm in their car while at work, which I have long disagreed with. I may believe that an employer is being silly for believing that banning firearms on company property will do anything to stop a determined workplace shooter, but employers and employees should have a right to agree or disagree with such things.\nMore On Employers & Guns\nJudge Upholds Florida \u201cGuns at Work\u201d Law\n12 Responses to \u201cTerminated for Carrying\u201d\nOK, you can have that as soon as any place prohibiting self defense can be held accountable for lives lost and injuries encountered due to their policies.\nThe plaintiff alleges that there were no written rules against the lawful carry of concealed firearms, and that when he asked he was informed that there were no rules against the lawful carry of concealed firearms. As a result if his statements are true, he did not choose to have his right to bear arms waived, it was \u2018waived\u2019 for him by a third party.\nI should not need to point out how unfriendly the courts have been to the concept of rights being waived by third parties.\nIn the real world, people have to have jobs to survive. Companies\u2019 abilities to restrict a citizen\u2019s individual rights must be held to a strict standard. Not allowing concealed carry on the job may be reasonable for any number of reasons, but this must be spelled out in advance. There should be no right for any company to restrict what an employee has in his/her private vehicle.\ni totally agree that an employer has the right to prohibit firearms in its business\u2026 however, in my car is another thing\u2026 my car and all property inside it continues to be my property even if i drive it onto someone else\u2019s property\u2026 and since most states recognize that a car is an extension of the home, it stands to reason that i cant be prohibited from carrying any form of (legal) property that i choose\nChris is right. The business property rights which are conditional do not trump my property rights to my car or contents.\nI wouldn\u2019t argue the fact that cars are your property. As I\u2019ve said before, no employer will ever search my car or other personal effects. But one of the basic tenants of property rights is the right to exclude others from your property, and that\u2019s what these types of laws are interfering with.\nCorporations are not natural, they are legal constructs and as such do not have property rights or any other kind of right. They have privilages as granted by lawful government.\nOn the other hand people do have rights. Including the right to self defense and the right to property.\nUnfortunately we have seen this strange legal fiction come about recently where corporations have been told they have rights and people have believed it. How Libertarians, who should believe in *individual* liberties first and foremost have come to embrace the economic tyrrany of corporate liberties and freedoms I have yet come to understand.\nSo groups of people can\u2019t get together and purchase property and enjoy property rights? Your local shooting club is quite likely a corporation.\nyes Sebastion, they can. There are good reasons to incorporate. But perhaps you can explain to me how a legal construct can have Natural, or God/Goddess given depending on your preferences, Rights. From Seneca to Locke to Jefferson I\u2019ve not found a reference for them arguing for the rights of corporations. I\u2019d welcome a reference to one.\nA corporation is not just a group of people coming together to do something. To be a corporation in the states I\u2019ve lived in one or more people must choose to sign paper documents that are filed with and accepted by an agent of government. To have Rights a person need only to be born.\nBecause people have a natural right to free association, and I\u2019m relatively unconcerned whether they call that association a corporation, partnership, limited partnership, limited liability partnership, or what have you. 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        "raw_content": "Using Tech to Teach My Children Empathy\nBy Shawn DuBravac,\tParent Herald August 15, 05:59 pm\n(Photo : Pool / Pool)\nThere's a long list of things I want my three boys to learn before they fly the coop. How to tie a bowtie, how to drive a stick shift and how to ask out a girl out by actually talking to her, rather than texting her, are all lost arts in America, and just some of my aspirations for them.\nBut far more important than these ultimately trivial things, I want my three young men to learn empathy. By some estimates, college students today are 40 percent less empathetic than they were 30 years ago. We are facing an empathy shortage of massive proportions. Growing inequality and global unrest are its product.\nWhile tech is a frequently cited fall guy for everything scary in our world, and especially all that is wrong with our children today, there are advances on the horizon that give me incredible hope that tech can reintroduce empathy to the world and, perhaps, one day save us from all of what ails us.\nSo much of today's media consumption is siloed, individual media consumption. We consume video on personal devices, such as smartphones and tablets. We listen to music with expensive headphones. But all of that is changing - or will.\nAfter years in the lab, virtual reality is ready for the mainstream. While it might look like very personal, individual media consumption, it is well-positioned to have a tremendous impact on how we view ourselves within the world.\nVirtual reality can break down the borders that surround today's video - putting us, the viewer, in control of what we focus in on. It can also allow us to feel digitally what is happening in the physical world that we are viewing. Mark Zuckerberg wrote that virtual reality \"is really a new communication platform.\"\n\"By feeling truly present, you can share unbounded spaces and experiences with the people in your life,\" he wrote. \"Imagine sharing not just moments with your friends online, but entire experiences and adventures.\"\nImagine being digitally dropped into the middle of refugee camp. You can look around you in a 360-degree space. You can see the faces of the children in front of you and behind you. You can see the desolate accommodations and the desperate surroundings. Imagine surveying the carnage caused by a tsunami or earthquake from the eye of those caught its destructive path.\nIn the same way, drone video footage can help others see devastation quickly and absorb the scale of the devastation.\nP.J. Manney, in an article published several years ago in the Journal of Evolution & Technology, suggests \"empathy is created through storytelling\" and technology coming to market today and in the near future are extremely well-positioned for storytelling.\nAugmented reality blends and blurs the physical, real-world environment with digital elements. This information will allow us to more fully assess an environment and our place within it. This information allows us to more fully see the story.\n(Photo : Robert Cianflone / Staff)\nWhile early digital communication technologies, such as email and texting, were messaging platforms designed to be private, person-to-person communication, more recent digital messaging platforms are broader, extra expansive and increasingly inclusive messaging platforms. Twitter, for example, was widely credited for its pivotal role in communicating to and self-organizing protesters in the absence of open, free media during the Arab Spring uprisings.\nSabba Quidwai, director of innovative learning at the University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine, makes the case that communication platforms such as Snapchat are redefining the type of storytelling that breeds empathy.\nQuidwai explains, \"Snaps come from local people telling the story of who they are, what they do and what the day-to-day looks like. At the end of the day, when I have finished watching an entire Snapchat story, I have a deeper appreciation for humanity; but above all, I always leave with the same thought, 'Wow, they are just like us.'\"\nIndeed, we are sharing more photos that ever before, and we are moving into a world in which we will be sharing more video than ever before.\nThat's just the start. A digital-infused world is going to drive empathy by helping us remember just how small we are in the world. As the world gets smaller and we become increasingly connected, empathy matters even more.\nRecently, I attended an incredibly impactful memorial service for a 10-year-old boy who died from a brain tumor. My three sons were with me and were moved by the number of people in attendance, but perhaps even more moved when they saw that the service was being streamed.\nIt broadened their perspective and allowed them to see the reach of this tragedy beyond their own periphery. Not only did the webcast allow others separated by geography to mourn together with those who mourned at the service, it also allowed my sons to see that the loss we all felt was being felt across the globe by hundreds of people they will probably never meet.\nOn a larger scale, services such as Google Translate are allowing us to communicate with a wider spectrum of people than ever before.\nToday's tech platforms are rekindling empathy, changing the way we help one another in times of need. The new wave of consumer technology is re-engaging people through immediate, shared experiences.\nTech is making it easier than ever to support causes we believe in and help in times of crisis. Through crowd-funding platforms, such as Kickstarter, Indiegogo and GoFundme, we are able to put our money where our mouths are.\nTomorrow's tech will help us better understand the needs of those affected in a way yesterday's tech simply couldn't convey. 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        "raw_content": "Democratic Party solicits County Attorney candidates\nInterested candidates have a week to apply\nPark Record guest writer\nAfter the unexpected death of Summit County Attorney Robert Hilder last month, the Summit County Democratic Party has begun to look for a candidate to fill the unexpired portion of his term.\nThe process to choose his successor will follow the one Hilder himself went through to become the Democratic nominee for the position in 2014.\nTo be considered as a candidate, applicants must be citizens of the United States, attorneys licensed to practice law in the State of Utah, registered voters in Summit County, and live in Summit County or be willing to become a resident of Summit County within 30 days of appointment.\n\"I think anyone who works in that office will have a large group of people looking up to them for leadership, and among their skills should be management, advisory, research and communication skills,\" Democratic Party Chair Cheryl Baker said.\nIn addition to submitting a resume, applicants will be asked to fill out a questionnaire asking them more about their background.\nThe County Attorney is responsible for managing four divisions in the Summit County Attorney's Office: the Civil Division, the Criminal Division, the Children's Justice Center, and the Victims Assistance Program.\n\"The areas they'll cover in this position is quite a mix, and they'll touch them all over the 18 months they'll be in the office,\" Baker said.\nNon-Democrats can apply as well.\n\"Although the Democratic Central Committee will choose the nominees, there's nothing in the bylaws that states they have to be a Democrat,\" Baker said.\nAs of Thursday evening, Baker said she had received a handful of inquiries, but no formal applications. The deadline to submit an application is Saturday, May 20.\nThe 30 days to present nominees to the Summit County Council ends May 25. At that time, the Democratic Party Central Committee will meet and select up to three nominees. The Council then has 15 days to appoint a new County Attorney. If they don't, the governor can appoint someone.\nDave Thomas, Summit County's chief civil deputy attorney, has been appointed as acting county attorney since Hilder took a leave of absence to receive treatment for esophageal cancer.\nTo see the full position description, log on to http://scdems.org/. All interested candidates should submit their contact details and a current resume to the Summit County Democratic Party at mailto:summit_chair@utdem.org before May 20, 2017.",
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        "raw_content": "Humanists Denounce SCOTUS Decision to Allow Trans Military Ban\nJanuary 22, 2019 by Jonathan MS Pearce\nHumanists Denounce SCOTUS Decision to Allow Trans Military Ban January 22, 2019 Jonathan MS Pearce\nBelow is a press release for the American Humanist Association. I thought it might be worthy of a little discussion. The question, I suppose, is whether the military is any way different to any other walk of life. There are arguments that are similar to the women on the frontline sort of approach.\nFirst, here is something from the Tawani Foundation concerning the Trump administration\u2019s approach to transgender people in the military:\nThere\u2019s a new twist in the Trump administration\u2019s effort to stop transgender Americans from serving in the military. In a Dec. 10 hearing before the D.C. Court of Appeals, a Justice Department lawyer highlighted information about the number of transgender troops serving\u2014about 9,000, based on survey answers from active-duty members.\nOne would think this an odd way to open the argument, because it shows the significant contribution transgender Americans are making in our defense, despite efforts to demean their service. A lot of people serving in uniform will be affected by whether federal courts let the ban take effect.\nBut then the government pivoted to a smaller number\u2014the 937 transgender service members who have come forward to begin the rigorous administrative and medical process, set up more than two years ago, to qualify to serve in a gender consistent with their gender identity. But this emphasis is odd too. In 2017, Republicans in the House pushed a bill to ban transgender service based on the argument that too many people would want to transition gender, and that this was too disruptive and too expensive. Research disproved their claims\u2014and they lost the vote anyway\u2014but why emphasize now that relatively few people had, at least so far, sought to transition gender?\nThe Trump administration\u2019s new tack was to argue that this relatively low number to date meant that the ban wasn\u2019t even a ban, and so courts should allow the new policy crafted by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to go into effect. The government argued that Mattis had actually eased Trump\u2019s tweeted ban, and so the injunctions protecting trans troops were no longer justified.\nIt wasn\u2019t really a ban, so went the argument, because the Trump/Mattis plan said that people who identify as transgender can serve provided they don\u2019t have gender dysphoria (the medical term for divergence between birth sex and gender identity) and they agree to serve for the duration in birth sex. The government\u2019s pitch was, in essence, \u201cLook at the thousands of transgender troops who are happy serving in birth gender. They won\u2019t mind if new policy prohibits gender transition.\u201d (One of the other judges on the panel reasonably noted that it seemed a contradiction in terms to state that transgender people were not impacted by a ban on gender transition.)\nThis may or may not be connected to other arguments against inclusion:\nThere are arguments against the inclusion of transgender people in military service. One argument is based on the view that being transgender is a mental illness, and as such transgender individuals are unfit for service.[1] This argument follows a high incidence of depression and suicide manifest in transgender individuals. This is especially pertinent in individuals who have had sex-reassignment surgery and are unsatisfied with the results; in such cases severe depression is prevalent.[5] Hormone therapy can affect mood and a sense of well-being, a factor that counts against inclusion of transgender people and its effect on service capability.[5] Besides the well-being argument of hormone treatment, complications may arise due to hormone treatments. Possible complications arising from estrogen and testosterone therapies include an increased risk of thromboembolic disease, myocardial infarction, breast cancer, fertility problems, stroke, abnormal liver function, renal disease, endometrial cancer, and osteoporosis.[6] Any of these could cause significant issues to effective military service, especially when deployed in remote areas or in field training settings.\nA further argument is that in order to have an effective, smooth-running military, there must be cohesion within the unit. It is argued that transgender individuals would have a negative impact on unit cohesion. \u201cThe bonds of trust among individual service members\u201d are vital.[7] There is a fear that if transgender personnel be allowed to serve openly, morale will be detrimentally affected. But this argument neglects to deal with the question of what kinds of structural accommodations might be needed to maintain morale and unit cohesion in such situations. Military service forces members into very intimate living quarters. Requiring members to live in situations that make them feel disconcerted and uncomfortable may result in their performance being undermined.[1][6] The logistics of accommodating a group of individuals with such varying degrees of gender representation would be staggering. The costs alone of allowing transgender people to serve counts heavily against inclusion.[8] Not only logistically and structurally, but also in medical costs. It is estimated that a male-to-female transition can cost between US$7,000 and $24,000; female-to-male transition can exceed US$50,000.[9] Which, depending on policy, the military may have to fund.\nThis is the AHA media release:\n(Washington D.C., January 22, 2019) \u2013 Leaders at the American Humanist Association (AHA) expressed their disappointment in today\u2019s Supreme Court decision allowing the enforcement of the Trump administration\u2019s ban on transgender military service members. \u201cIn America, everyone is entitled to fair treatment in the workplace, including the thousands of service members who identify as transgender,\u201d says American Humanist Association Executive Director Roy Speckhardt. \u201cThis decision is a slap in the face to those bravely serving our country, their families, and anyone who values equal protection under the law as the US Constitution is supposed to guarantee.\u201d\nWhile the Court majority will allow the ban to go forward as lower courts address the case, Justices Ginsberg, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan dissented.\n\u201cToday\u2019s ruling is another example of bigotry and Christian nationalism overriding legal protections for all Americans,\u201d says Tris Mamone, advisory board member of the LGBTQ Humanist Alliance. \u201cThe Trump administration has never been a friend to the LGBTQ community, and this policy is another example of that hostility. We at the American Humanist Association stand in solidarity with those, regardless of gender identity, who serve our country in the armed forces.\u201d\nThe American Humanist Association (AHA) works to protect the rights of humanists, atheists, and other nontheistic Americans. The AHA advances the ethical and life-affirming worldview of humanism, which\u2014without beliefs in gods or other supernatural forces\u2014encourages individuals to live informed and meaningful lives that aspire to the greater good of humanity.\nThe argument for inclusion, as according to wiki, run as follows:\nBy excluding a demographic from equal service, militaries are overtly intensifying the stigma of that group\u2019s civic inferiority.[10] This is supported by the notion that all citizens are obligated to serve their nations if the need arises.[11] Allowing transgender military personnel to serve openly without fear of exclusion would be a huge step toward equality. It has been recognized by some academics that the inclusion of all LGBT personnel in the military is more than a mere human rights issue, it is argued that for militaries to survive in the twenty-first century diversity is critical.[1]\nWith advancements in the current understanding of human experience, sexual identity is now better understood. Where being transgender was once considered a paraphilic disorder, the current Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders places being transgender in a separate chapter, terming the condition gender dysphoria. It is argued that militaries that exclude transgender people on grounds of mental illness, whose policies pathologize gender dysphoria, are at odds with the current medical understanding. This argument requires that transgender personnel be treated by the same level of medical care as all other personnel, in accordance with established medical practice.[12]\nExperts argue that there is absolutely no empirical evidence that supports the argument that transgender people are unfit for service. Often cited are factors such as a supposed predisposition of transgender individuals to problems such as depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts; this is countered by the prevalence of these same issues in the LGB community, yet in many countries their service is not excluded.[13][14] By creating a more accepting environment, distress that transgender personnel feel might be mitigated if they may serve openly with full support.[15]\nWhilst militaries often cite the high medical cost of transgender people, they fail to reconcile this argument with current standards with other service members. For example, militaries often allow hormone treatments for an array of reasons and conditions, besides gender dysphoria; a common hormone treatment being contraceptive. Furthermore, the often cited risks of cross hormone treatment are rare,[16] and not likely to cause any significant issues to the military. Whilst the cost of gender reassignment surgery is high,[9] it is suggested that fewer than 2% of transgender members per year will choose to undergo gender reassignment surgery.[17]\nPerhaps one of the most supporting arguments is based on the experiences of the 18 countries that currently allow transgender service. Research on the impacts of allowing LGBT to serve openly in the Israeli Defense Forces, British Armed Forces, and Canadian Armed Forces found no necessary negative impacts on performance, unit cohesion or morality.[18]The idea of unit cohesion can also be demonstrated by a social study conducted less than one year prior to the repeal of the ban preventing transgender personnel from serving openly in the United States military. Morten G. Ender, David E. Rohall, and Michael D. Matthews presented the American military academy, Reserve Officers Training Corps, and civilian undergraduates with a survey to assess the general attitude on the prospect of the transgender community serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. After statistical analysis, 50.8% of individuals disagreed with the ban. In regards to productivity, 72.6% of subjects say that transgender inclusion would have no impact on their ability to do their job. Finally, on the subject of visibility, 21.8% of those interviewed said they would want transgender individuals to tell them their gender preferences, 56.1% said no preference. Overall, based on this study one year prior to the ban, the majority of the people that participated in the survey showed overwhelming support towards the inclusion of the transgender community in the United States military.[19]\nIn October 2017, ruling that a renewed ban within the US military should not go into force, US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly stated that the evidence presented up to that time showed that \u201call of the reasons proffered \u2026 for excluding transgender individuals from the military in this case were not merely unsupported, but were actually contradicted by the studies, conclusions and judgment of the military itself\u201d.[20][21]\nReally, I see this more as indicative of a bias against transgender people rather than being anything specific to the military. I imagine this fits in well with the Republican, conservative ideological agenda, seen to be a vote-winner with the diehard GOP faithful. I\u2019m not sure there is much consideration of the actual arguments for or against transgender people in the military.\nStay in touch! Like A Tippling Philosopher on Facebook:\nPlease also donate to my MS treatment appeal (I have just been diagnosed with Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis) so I can keep doing what I do!\nA Cognitive By-Product Theory Perspective as to Why We Believe in God\nJanuary 25, 2019 On the Shaming of Karen Pence\nSanders: God Wanted Trump To Be President? What...",
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        "raw_content": "Kelli Kennedy, Associated Press Kelli Kennedy, Associated Press\nJosh Replogle, Associated Press Josh Replogle, Associated Press\nhttps://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/photos-marjory-stoneman-douglas-high-reopens-after-shooting\nPhotos: Marjory Stoneman Douglas High reopens after shooting\nPARKLAND, Fla. (AP) \u2014 Students and teachers hugged and cried Wednesday as they returned under heavy police guard to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High for the first time since a teenager with an assault rifle killed 17 people and thrust the huge Florida school into the center of a renewed national gun debate.\nThe half-day began with fourth period so that the nearly 3,300 students could first be with the people they were with during the shooting two weeks ago.\n\u201cIn the beginning, everyone was super serious, but then everyone cheered up and it started being the same vibes we had before the shooting. People started laughing and joking around,\u201d said Kyle Kashuv, a junior who said he hugged every single teacher.\nOn the way in, teens were guarded by hundreds of police officers. The police were accompanied by comfort animals, including dogs, horses and a donkey. One of the horses had \u201ceagle pride\u201d painted on its side. A nearby woman held a sign offering \u201cfree kisses.\u201d\nPolice and law enforcement show their support as students arrive at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for the first time since the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, U.S., February 28, 2018. Photo by Mary Beth Koeth/REUTERS\nStudents arrive at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for the first time since the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, U.S., February 28, 2018. Photo by Mary Beth Koeth/REUTERS\nAfter school dismissed, members of the Guardian Angels wearing their trademark red berets lined the streets at a crosswalk.\nKashuv said he was amazed by the outpouring of support from the community, including the police presence, the animals and many well-wishers. There were letters from all over the world and \u201cbanners on every single wall,\u201d he said.\nSome of the officers carried military-style rifles, and Superintendent Robert Runcie said the police presence would continue for the remainder of the school year. The heavy arms rattled some students.\n\u201cThis is a picture of education in fear in this country.\u201d The National Rifle Association \u201cwants more people just like this, with that exact firearm, to scare more people and sell more guns,\u201d said David Hogg, who has become a leading voice in the student movement to restrict assault weapons.\nAbout 150 grief counselors were on campus \u201cto provide a lot of love, a lot of understanding\u201d and to help students \u201cease back\u201d into their school routines, Runcie said.\nPolice cars are seen parked outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in support of students, as they begin arriving to school for the first time since the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, U.S., February 28, 2018. Photo by Mary Beth Koeth/REUTERS\nThe freshman building where the Feb. 14 massacre took place remained cordoned off.\nStudents were told leave their backpacks at home. Principal Ty Thomas tweeted that the school\u2019s focus would be on \u201cemotional readiness and comfort, not curriculum.\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s not how you go down. It\u2019s how you get back up,\u201d said Casey Sherman, a 17-year-old junior. She said she was not afraid to be return, \u201cjust nervous.\u201d\nMany students said the debate over new gun laws helped them process the traumatic event and prepared them to return.\nAlexis Grogan, a 15-year-old sophomore, was concerned that it might be too soon to go on as usual without slain friends such as Luke Hoyer, who sat two seats behind her in Spanish class.\nBeverly Turner and Michele Brown huddle to pray in front of a chain-link fence decorated with wreaths as students and faculty arrive at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for the first time since the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, U.S., February 28, 2018. Photo by Bernie Woodall/REUTERS\nLocal residents show their support as students arrive at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for the first time since the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, U.S., February 28, 2018. Photo by Mary Beth Koeth/REUTERS\n\u201cSeeing everyone was good, but emotionally I was in shambles. I probably broke down into tears 10-plus times and had to walk out of my classes multiple times throughout the day,\u201d she said.\nAs classes resumed, Dick\u2019s Sporting Goods, a major U.S. retailer, announced that it would immediately halt sales of assault-style rifles and high-capacity magazines at all of its stores and ban the sale of all guns to anyone under 21. The company\u2019s CEO took on the NRA by demanding tougher gun laws.\nAt the Florida Capitol, a House committee voted Tuesday in favor of a bill to raise the minimum age to buy long guns from 18 to 21 and to create a program allowing teachers to carry concealed weapons in classrooms if their school district allows it. Those teachers would receive law-enforcement training and get deputized by the local sheriff\u2019s office.\nState lawmakers continued their investigation of how the suspected shooter, Nikolas Cruz, managed to slip through local law enforcement despite previous warning signs.\nThe Florida House voted Wednesday to subpoena records from Broward County and the school board, as well as sheriff\u2019s offices in Broward and Palm Beach counties and the city of Coral Springs. Among items requested from the school were documents on a mentoring program aimed at alternatives to the juvenile justice system. Critics have suggested the program led to lenience for Cruz, but the superintendent said Wednesday that the suspect was never was part of the program.\nPolice officers hand out carnations as students arrive at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for the first time since the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, U.S., February 28, 2018. Photo by Mary Beth Koeth/REUTERS\nA memorial seen outside of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School as students arrive for the first time since the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, U.S., February 28, 2018. Photo by Mary Beth Koeth/REUTERS\nFlorida Gov. Rick Scott said he hopes a gun and school-safety bill is passed before the annual legislative session ends March 9. The measures he proposed did not include arming teachers, but he declined to say Tuesday whether he would veto a sweeping package that includes that provision.\nThe Broward superintendent has spoken out against the idea of arming teachers.\nMarion Hammer, a lobbyist for the National Rifle Association and Unified Sportsmen of Florida, said she supports school security and keeping guns out of the hands of the mentally ill, but \u201cguns are not the problem.\u201d\nKashuv said he was most moved by a tattoo his teacher got that said \u201cMSD Strong\u201d with a giant eagle.\n\u201cThe shooting doesn\u2019t define us,\u201d he said. \u201cWe\u2019re really moving past it and trying to heal right now.\u201d\nAssociated Press writers Brendan Farrington in Tallahassee, Florida, and Curt Anderson in Miami contributed to this report. 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        "raw_content": "Shields, Brooks Assess Primary Shuffle, Mukasey Hearings\nhttps://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/shields-brooks-assess-primary-shuffle-mukasey-hearings\nAttorney-General nominee Michael Mukasey faced tough questions on torture in his confirmation hearings this week, and speculation grew over the potential for a December New Hampshire primary. Political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks give their take on the week's political news.\nAnd to the analysis of Shields and Brooks. Ray Suarez is in charge.\nWith me this week, Mark Shields, who joins us from New Hampshire, and New York Times columnist David Brooks, in his customary chair in Washington.\nLet me start with you, since you're on the road, Mark. Give us the latest on the primary calendar. What are they saying in New Hampshire about whether they can jump the New Year's Eve barrier and actually move into 2007?\nWell, there's a lot of people talking, but there's only one person who's really speaking, and he isn't saying a word, and that's the secretary of state, Billy Gardner, who has under law the sole discretion and power of setting that date. And it has to be, by law, seven days before any state with a similar contest.\nAnd that's what's in question right now. Iowa has moved to the \u2014 Iowa Republicans to the 3rd of January. Both parties, I think it's fair to say, would like to have it up here on the 8th of January. But Secretary Gardner is really questioning whether that's going to be enough of an interval under the law and whether he's going to move it to early December.\nAnd if he does so \u2014 the campaigns, Ray, as you can understand and the parties, are just absolutely perplexed, because the campaign decision is where you spend money, time, resources. And if you don't know when the election is, you don't know what to do.\nChristmas in Concord. Aren't you looking forward to it?\nSomebody said to me, \"How about a negative commercial in the middle of Jimmy Stewart's 'It's a Wonderful Life' on Christmas Eve?\" Is that going to be jarring?\nDAVID BROOKS, Columnist, New York Times:\nI was up there yesterday in New Hampshire. First of all, he's sort of a hero. He is defending New Hampshire. The people who are unhappy, though, are the restaurateurs and the hotel owners. They'd like it to go as long as possible, deep into January, because that way a lot of us are staying in the Holiday Inns in various parts of the state up there.",
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        "raw_content": "Lara Jakes, Associated Press Lara Jakes, Associated Press\nhttps://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/kerry-promote-peace-possible-sanctions-south-sudan\nKerry to promote peace, sanctions in South Sudan\nWorld Apr 30, 2014 10:06 AM EST\nWASHINGTON \u2014 Secretary of State John Kerry is bringing his two main tools of diplomacy \u2014 peace talks and threatened sanctions \u2014 to Africa this week to help find a way to end months of killing that is threatening to rip apart the world\u2019s newest nation, South Sudan.\nIt\u2019s not yet clear whether the U.S. will impose the sanctions while Kerry is in South Sudan \u2014 which, he said recently, he planned to visit during a week of stops that also include Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola. U.S. officials are still trying to persuade three of South Sudan\u2019s immediate neighbors to issue similar penalties against people on both sides of the brutal fighting.\nA senior State Department official traveling with Kerry said the U.S. was still compiling its own list of individuals whose assets could be frozen and who could be banned from travel to the U.S. The official was not authorized to be identified by name while briefing reporters and spoke on condition of anonymity.\nKerry arrives in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa on Wednesday. While there, he will meet with African Union leaders to discuss a range of security issues confronting the sub-Saharan region, including South Sudan. The U.S. wants the AU to deploy peacekeeping forces to South Sudan, but that was still being negotiated, the State Department official said.\nSouth Sudan has been rocked by violence since December, when President Salva Kiir accused former Vice President Riek Machar of staging a coup. The violence is taking on an increasingly ethnic dimension between Kiir\u2019s Dinka community and Machar\u2019s Nuer community.\nThe State Department has not provided additional details of Kerry\u2019s visit to South Sudan and usually does not disclose travels to high-threat conflict zones ahead of time for security reasons.\nThe trip gives Kerry a chance to help shepherd peace in a new area of the world after his nine-month quest to end decades-long tensions between Israel and Palestinian authorities fell flat. Kerry had hoped to at least put the Mideast on a path to peace, but an April 29 deadline to keep talks going passed this week with both sides as far apart as ever.\nU.S. sanctions have had slightly better, if mixed, success when deployed in recent days. Kerry and the rest of the Obama administration have imposed several rounds of economic sanctions and travel bans against dozens of Russian and former Ukrainian officials and businesses to punish Moscow, in the White House\u2019s view, for inciting unrest against the new pro-Western government in Kiev. U.S. officials have described the sanctions as pinching Russia, but so far they have not deterred President Vladimir Putin, who has amassed 40,000 troops on his border with Ukraine in what many fear is the first step to an invasion.\nIt\u2019s unclear how effective U.S. sanctions would be in South Sudan without similar penalties imposed by Ethiopia, Uganda and Kenya.\nDescribing the fighting as an extension of a personal battle between Kiir and Machar, the State Department official said the U.S. was well aware of the potential of tensions when the country broke off from Sudan after a 2011 referendum. But, the official said, few expected any fighting to happen so quickly or be so brutal.\nThe U.N. Security Council last week expressed \u201chorror\u201d at the recent massacre of several hundred civilians in the city of Bentiu by rebel fighters. It said council members may be willing to impose sanctions if attacks on civilians continue.\nIn a statement Tuesday, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon called Kiir and demanded assurances that militants who attacked the U.N. compound in the southern city of Bor and others behind the killings in Bentiu would be apprehended. He also \u201ccalled for an immediate halt to the vicious fighting and the appalling killing of South Sudanese civilians\u201d and denounced the attack in Bor as \u201ccompletely unacceptable.\u201d\nKerry was expected to return to Washington on May 5.\nLeft: In this photo from January, South Sudanese People's Liberation Army soldiers patrol the streets of Bentiu where its forces had killed several hundred civilians. The U.N. Security Council may be willing to impose sanctions if attacks on civilians continue. Photo by Simon Maina/AFP/Getty Images\n@larajakesAP",
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        "raw_content": "Does your business have 250 plus employees, as at 5 April 2017? If the answer is yes, Gender Pay Gap reporting is something that your business must be aware of, and we can assist you with this.\nThe Gender Pay Gap refers to the difference between women\u2019s and men\u2019s average weekly full-time earnings, and it is expressed as a percentage of men\u2019s earnings. The Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017 legislation, requires employers with 250 plus employees (at the \u2018snapshot\u2019 date, being 5 April 2017), to publish statutory calculations every 12 months\u2019 to show if there is, and if so, what the pay gap between female and male employees is. Whilst the regulations came in to force in April 2017, and currently will only affect employers with 250 plus staff, we would suggest that those business\u2019 who are nearing that threshold should consider the advantages of preparing such a report.\nGender pay reporting is a different requirement to that of carrying out an equal pay audit. An Equal Pay Audit involves comparing the pay of men and women doing the same jobs, similar jobs, or work of equal value within an organisation. Equal pay means that men and women in the same employment, performing equal work must receive equal pay, as set out in the Equality Act 2010.\nOur Employment Lawyers can assist your business with carrying out both Gender Pay Gap reports and Equal Pay Audits if these are required.",
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        "raw_content": "Thirteen Things We Learned From Alan Ball at the Opera House\nI almost didn\u2019t make it to see Alan Ball in conversation with Wil Anderson at the Sydney Opera House last night. Having read almost every interview (including this one) and feature article published in the lead up to his solo stage debut, I felt like I was (and you\u2019ll have to excuse the irresistible pun, because there are so many) on the ball, in terms of his showreel, his themes, his process and his oft-quoted anecdotes. I did, however, come to my senses and snag a last minute ticket to the Ball in the Concert Hall, and although I was by myself (uniBalling if you will) I certainly wasn\u2019t alone amongst a throng of super fangs fans who listened intently, asked some pretty long-winded questions (Yes, you, Lady with the accent in stage-left Platform Box D Seat 22: know when to stop), laughed and bawled as they revisited some truly transcendent moments (the plastic bag!) in recent film and televisual history. Here are a few of the things I learned (read: can remember) from an evening with Alan Ball: Vampires, Death and the Mundane:\n1. Alan Ball wanted originally to be an actor. However, he and his friends were never cast in the college productions to which they aspired, leading him to writing, which he realised (in his second year at college) was what he wanted to do. I think I can speak for everyone in attendance last night when I say, thank God he couldn\u2019t act.\n2. One of his first writing jobs was for a sitcom called Oh, Grow Up, which involved a talking dog whose thoughts were communicated via subtitles. The idea was universally hated. Sound familiar, Mike Mills? The talking dog went on to become something of a conversational motif throughout the evening, ensuring many a laugh was had.\n3. Death obviously featured prominently throughout the evening. When asked how he\u2019d like to go, Ball replied that he would like to have his cremated ashes stuffed inside said talking dog. Again, many laughs.\n4. When HBO first came to Ball with the proposal for Six Feet Under during his time at the critically-panned sitcom, he instantly clicked with the concept of a \u2018family living in a funeral home\u2019 but couldn\u2019t commit at the time. Having been confronted with death head on very early on in life, Ball immediately identified with the horrible (I think he said \u2018fucked up\u2019) suppression of grief and emotion experienced in funeral homes, his own mother having been whisked off behind a curtain at the first visible sign of her grieving at her daughter\u2019s funeral. His own experiences with his sister\u2019s death and her subsequent showing in an open casket would later go on to inform his time writing at Six Feet Under.\n5. Again, when first optioned by HBO, Ball was still attached to Oh, Grow Up. When ABC \u2018graciously\u2019 cancelled the flailing sitcom, Ball was free to resume writing the pilot for Six Feet Under so that when HBO got back to him, they asked him to \u2018make it more fucked up.\u2019 So he did. Everyone liked that bit.\n6. The final scene from Six Feet Under makes everyone cry. Even if you haven\u2019t seen any of the episodes leading up to it. Also, Wil is friends with Sia Furler and cried his eyes out when he watched it alone in a hotel room. Everyone agreed.\n7. The plastic bag moment from American Beauty actually happened to Ball in real life. Ball was walking back from Sunday brunch through an empty World Trade Centre Plaza one day, and this bag was, like, dancing with him. Like a little kid begging him to play with it. For fifteen minutes. And that\u2019s the day he knew there was this entire life behind things, and\u2026 this incredibly benevolent force, that wanted him to know there was no reason to be afraid, ever.\n8. In another instance of art being inspired by life, the genius dialogue in American Beauty between Angela and Jane (\u201cYou total slut, you have a crush on him. 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        "raw_content": "Strongest Environmental Commitment for 2018\nTruly Nolen stands out for its pricing and purchase policies and\u2014as indicated by online reviews\u2014its record of service. But even in an industry increasingly working to reduce its impact on the environment, Truly Nolen\u2019s commitment to environmentally-friendly treatment sets it apart, which is why we\u2019ve selected it as the company with the Strongest Environmental Commitment for 2018.\nFind a Truly Nolen Office Near You\nEnter your zip code to find your local Truly Nolen location.\nTruly Nolen is a family-run pest control service that operates in 16 different states across the country. From termite control to air filter services, they are well known for their commitment to high standards of customer service and have a reputation for responding quickly to homeowners\u2019 needs. 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The company also has a strong track record of customer satisfaction, and provides consumers with a number of tools to help them comparison shop and keep costs down.\nTruly Nolen has a history of customer-oriented, environmentally-friendly pest control.\nThe company has expanded largely through franchising, which sometimes leads to issues with quality.\nTruly Nolen pest control covers a standard list of unwanted guests, including:\nHere some other key features and services offered by Truly Nolen:\nTruly Nolen offers a free inspection and estimate to anyone who is considering their pest control services. This can help customers control costs and feel more confident about their pest control needs.\nFor customers on their annual service plan, Truly Nolen\u2019s money-back guarantee works like this: When a customer is dissatisfied, the company will first re-treat their home, but if the problem isn\u2019t solved within 30 days of the first report, the company will waive the fee for cancelling the annual plan and issue a refund for the previous service. For single-visit treatment, the same guarantee process applies.\nTruly Nolen leads the industry in the use of eco-friendly pest control substances and techniques. The company has painstakingly researched the use of natural substances in pest control, including plant extracts and naturally-occurring pesticides. 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        "raw_content": "December 31, 2014 Views \u00bb Opinion\nWhat is your stance on maintenance sex? I'd never thought about the issue until reading Amy Poehler's new memoir. I didn't find anything she said controversial, and was surprised when this quote blew up in the feminist blogosphere: \"You have to have sex with your husband occasionally, even though you're exhausted. Sorry.\" I'd never realized many people firmly believe one should have sex with their partner only when they are in the mood! Some articles even made it sound like maintenance sex is a form of nonconsensual sex. I have sex with my husband pretty often when I'm not in the mood. I'd say about 25 percent of the time we are having sex, I am doing it for maintenance purposes. I always enjoy it and I get off the majority of the time, but I don't always go in wanting it or needing it. Is this wrong? Am I not the feminist I thought I was?\nMaintenance Sex Supporter\nI'm pro maintenance sex, MSS.\nSometimes I sex my husband when I'm not feeling it; sometimes he sexes me when he's not feeling it. We take care of each other. But maintenance sex is not the same thing as enthusiastic sex. The person asking for maintenance sex \u2014 the horny partner who's being indulged/milked/sexed by the non-horny partner \u2014 shouldn't expect mind-blowing, toe-curling, sheet-shredding sex. Maintenance sex is mellow sex, it's low-impact and low-stress, it's sex that requires minimal effort, and it's likely to be non-penetrative sex \u2014 and gratitude is the only appropriate response.\nAnother important note: Being pro maintenance sex doesn't obligate a person to have sex whenever their partner wants it. Proponents and practitioners of maintenance sex still get to say no. There's a difference between indulging your partner when you're not feeling it \u2014 when you could take it or leave it \u2014 and forcing yourself to have sex (or being guilted/pressured/forced) when you're too exhausted, too sick or too angry for sex.\nAnd as you've discovered, MSS, and I can also attest, sometimes you go into sex \"not wanting or needing it\" and then you start to enjoy it, too, i.e., not in the mood when you started but definitely in the mood before you finished.\nI've recently discovered that I am a panty sniffer. Though since I'm a gay man, maybe I'm a briefs breather? Whatever. The smell gets me hard and gets me off. I discovered this when a fuck-buddy left his shorts behind, and for the next few days I jerked off sniffing his shorts. That brings me to the young millennial techie guys at my work. They are fucking slobs, and they're always leaving their underwear and socks on the floor of the company's gym in our office. I started checking the lost-and-found bin, and no one ever claimed their shorts. So I started taking a pair every now and then. At home, I fantasize about who they belong to, and when I'm done with them, I just toss them. First question: Am I stealing? Second (and more important) question: Have I become one of those perverted panty sniffers from those old \"Chester the Molester\" comics?\nSingleton Now Inhaling Funky Funk\nFirst answer: technically, yes. But a case could be made that you're reusing and recycling. If there were a Green Building Certification program for kinks, SNIFF, yours would qualify.\nSecond answer: \"Chester the Molester\" was a comic strip about a guy, Chester, \"who was interested in sexually molesting women and prepubescent girls,\" says my old friend Wikipedia. This vile comic strip, which ran in Hustler (of course), made child rape look like harmless and hilarious fun. Dwaine Tinsley, the creator of the strip, wound up going to prison for molesting his daughter \u2014 I'm guessing she would argue that child rape was neither harmless nor hilarious.\nSince you are not interested in prepubescent boys, SNIFF, I don't think you're a pervert in the \"Chester the Molester\" mold. But a case could be made that your actions have a whiff of the nonconsensual about them \u2014 your coworkers would most likely object to how you're reusing and recycling their abandoned underpants \u2014 and you should probably knock it off.\nVanilla straight guy here. As a fellow Washingtonian, I feel proud to live in a state that was among the first to legalize marriage equality by a popular majority vote of the people. I avidly follow the NFL and eat fried bologna sandwiches and do lots of other manly things. However, I have always loved musical theater. Whenever I go to New York, I have to see at least two or three big shows. My question: Is it socially acceptable for me to good-naturedly say, \"I'm totally gay for musical theater\"? Or is it a slur that I shouldn't say, no matter how playful or well intended?\nThe Cautious Joker\nWhen someone says, \"That's so gay,\" but means, \"That's so stupid,\" they're being homophobic. Obviously. But a straight guy who says he's gay for musicals isn't saying he's stupid for them, TCJ, he's saying, \"I love something that many gay men are passionate about \u2014 and I'm not talking about cock.\" Not all gay men are passionate about musical theater, of course, just as not all straight men are into football. But a man with a passion for musical theater is likelier to be gay; if not, he'll at least be comfortable around gay people. I've heard gay guys who avidly follow the NFL describe themselves as straight for football. 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I\u2019ve served on the Council at Immanuel Lutheran in California in several different capacities and will never forget some \u201cwise\u201d advise I received there \u2014 ask not what your church community can do for you but what you can do for your church community. We are stronger, in every way, together.\nDebbie Nelson, President Elect\njack ranby, vice president, chair personnel committee\nI am a long-time resident of Arcadia having attended Kachina Elementary and Arcadia HS. I have been a member of POP since 1992. I am married with two adult sons. I am a recovering attorney, having worked in the Tax Division of the Arizona Attorney\u2019s Office for nearly 30 years. I also was a Judge Advocate in the Air Force, with active and reserve duty spanning 33 years. My final assignment was at Air Force Space Command as the Senior Reserve Judge Advocate. When not helping run the audio system at POP, I am busy planning my next sailing adventure.\nKris Kainass, secretary\nTony hammond, treasurer\nles holland, Member at large\nI was born and grew up in southern Illinois; 4-H Club member for 10 years, winning 3 National Awards; BSEE (Electrical Engineering), 1966, University of Illinois; Knights of St. Pat (College of Engineering award to Graduating Seniors for service to the College, 8-15 per year).I worked at several Phoenix-area Motorola locations for ~25 years in Computer Programming and Engineering Management where I used Interactive Computer Graphics to solve complex problems. Life Member: Mensa, University of Illinois Alumni Association; IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), Computer Society, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi. Member of POP since 1973. CT/RTC (Choice Theory/Reality Therapy Certification) from the William Glasser Institute, 2011.\nsteve edgar, member at large\nI have been a member of Prince of Peace since 1959, having grown up in the church community. Over the years I have served on numerous Church Councils, Preschool Boards, Church Committees. I head up the Rock-N-Roll Marathon water stations, have been a member of the Packathon Committee for three years, and can usually be seen flipping hamburgers at POP Street Fairs or picnics. During the week, I am a self-employed paint contractor, have been married to Laurel Edgar for 35 years, and am father to two adult children. I love to garden, cook, travel and all things wine. Prince of Peace's outreach to the community through the preschool and in various service activities that help us share our love of Christ outside the sanctuary are of prime importance to me.\ncarrie goodman, member at large\nMy family and I are very happy to have found a home here at Prince of Peace. Born in Los Angeles, I was baptized in a United Church of Christ church. My parents later moved our family to Bullhead City, AZ where I was very involved at Hope United Methodist Church and completed confirmation. I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene from NAU in 1995 and currently work in the Biltmore area. I have lived in Scottsdale/Phoenix for 22 years and had tried several churches in the area but never felt at home. My husband, Drew and I were married in 2006 and we have two beautiful children \u2014 Evan (10), Cailee (8). We found Prince of Peace when looking for a preschool for our kids. It has been a blessing and a joy to be part of such a wonderful church family. This will be my 3rd year serving on Church Council. My family and I continue to grow our faith in this place of grace.\nmartha weld member at large\nI was born in England, brought up in the Roman Catholic faith. I married an American serviceman; we came to the US in 1959. Our first base was Ellsworth AFB near Rapid City, SD. I have two boys. My husband passed in April 1985. We moved around in the 23 years he was in the Air Force. I first came to AZ in 1971. In 1988 I took a job in Massachusetts with Marriott as a retail manager. I worked for them for over 20 years in MA, NM, and ended up in Phoenix Sky Harbor. I retired in 2002. A lady who lived in my complex needed a ride to church (Abiding Savior) so I took her. Rather than come back for her, I decided to stay. I enjoyed the service very much and the people were so warm and outgoing that eventually I became a member. I served as Church Council President twice and also as a Trustee. I was chairperson of the Altar Guild for four years. I came to Prince Of Peace in August 2013.\njanet dejonge, preschool liaison\ncongregation council and preschool board\nval kainass, president & treasurer\nI am originally from Milwaukee, WI and have been living in Phoenix for the past 20 years. I am employed by Salt River Project (SRP) and work in their technology area. My Computer Information Science degree is from St. Norbert College in De Pere, WI. I am married to Kris and together we have three children \u2014 Gwen (11), Brody (9), and Blake (5). My family became involved with Prince of Peace when our oldest child started at the Preschool and I have served on the Preschool Board for six of the last eight years. I love sports and still remain a loyal fan of many of my Wisconsin teams. I love to travel, play golf and spend time with my family (especially watching the kids play sports).\nabby brown, secretary\nI was born and raised in a small town in Iowa and moved to Phoenix to do my student teaching in 2003. A year later I met my husband, Neal, and we now have three daughters. Harper and Kinzie are POP Preschool alums and currently attend Hopi, and Keaton is at POP Preschool. I hold a doctorate in education from Creighton University and am the middle school math academic coach for Scottsdale Unified School District.\njanell (jan) beebe, member at large\nI have been a member of Prince of Peace for about eight years. When I joined the church, I lived just down the street, but have since moved to El Mirage so I have a bit of a commute! I moved to Arizona in 1989 from a lovely town in Illinois called Moline. Located on the Mississippi River, it happens to be the home of John Deere. I worked at John Deere Industrial Equipment for 15 years prior to coming to Arizona. I returned to college and, at 58, graduated with an Associates Degree in Early Childhood and certification in Family Services. After four years with Head Start, for the last nine years I have taught at Cross Roads Preschool and Kindergarten. I am a proud member of the Beebe family consisting of my son, Brad, daughter-in-law, Stephanie, and my three wonderful grandsons, Tyler, Parker and Cooper. My husband, Jim, passed away in 2002. My church, family and job keep me busy and fill my life with happiness!\njosh hoffner, member at large\nI am a journalist for The Associated Press and the father of a 21-month-old boy, Miles, and a second on the way in June. My wife, Anna Jo, and I live in Arcadia near Prince of Peace. I grew up in North and South Dakota before becoming an editor and reporter for the AP in Bismarck, N.D. I later moved to New York City where I worked as an editor on the AP's national editing desk at its global headquarters in Manhattan, handling big stories such as the Sept. 11 attacks and Hurricane Katrina. I also served as the NYC editor for the AP, overseeing about 30 reporters in the AP's largest domestic bureau. I moved to Arizona in 2009 where I helped launch the AP's West Regional operation based in downtown Phoenix. I now serve as Southwest News Editor and immigration editor for the AP. 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        "raw_content": "Recreate Foreign Locations on Set with These Tips\nNeed to recreate distant locations on the cheap? Use these quick and easy production tips.\nIt\u2019s not always possible to go gallivanting around the world to film in different locations, nor may you have the budget to dress your set in authentic British furniture if you\u2019re shooting 3,000 miles away in Maine. However, thanks to global trade and furniture stores with an international presence, many modern homes everywhere in the world now look similar. That makes it easier to film contemporary scenes just about anywhere.\nThere are, additionally, small visual and auditory tricks you can use to suggest to your audiences that they are watching a scene inside a New York apartment, when, in fact, you\u2019re filming in London. 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We do not know the specific location, but the audience now knows this scene is taking place in the U.S. and not in a rundown hotel room in Spain.\nThere are plenty of websites that offer food native to a foreign country, which is ideal for populating your set with visual cues. However, be vigilant with licensing issues. If you can\u2019t obtain the rights to show a particular brand, you could always look at creating something that looks similar. For example, many productions that include MacBooks onscreen cover the Apple symbol and replace it with a pear. It\u2019s tongue-in-cheek, but it works.\nImage via Columbia.\nI\u2019ve also found that food packaging varies from country to country. For example, a glass milk bottle is more common in Britain than the U.S. On the other hand, plastic gallons of milk are common in the U.S. but rare in Britain. 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Maybe your characters are walking through the city street, and one of them stops as the conversation gets heated. This scene takes place in Los Angeles, but you\u2019re filming in New York. You\u2019ve found a street with West Coast similarities, but you need something else to sell the location. This would be the perfect time to place a poster of something like \u201cLive Music on 14th at Santa Monica Pier\u201d behind the two characters.\nBut what if you don\u2019t have permission to slap a few posters onto the building behind you? Or maybe there are posters there already, but behind some Perspex. By combining camera tracking and sign replacement, you can begin adding different geographical elements to your scene.\nSign Replacement:\nGeographical Audio\nWe learn at an early age, watching cartoons, that different parts of the world have different musical cultures. Successful film or video scores rely on these characteristics. While these themes can be clich\u00e9, their continued power over our subconscious is undeniable, and they can help sell a location to your audience. These thematic examples come from Sound Design: The Expressive Power of Music, Voice and Sound Effects in Cinema:\nMiddle Eastern: minor key melody with much ornamentation.\nIndian Territory: 4/4 allegretto drumbeat with accented first beat, woodwinds with simple minor-modal tune.\nLatin America: rumba rhythm and major melody with trumpet or marimba.\nJapan or China: xylophones and woodblocks with simple minor melodies in /4, pentatonic scales.\nTurn-of-the-century Vienna: Strauss-like waltzes with strings.\nRome and Paris: accordions, harmonicas.\nNew York, Big City: jazzy or slightly discordant major theme with brass or strings.\nPastoral Location: woodwinds in major key.\nHowever, a score isn\u2019t always necessary. Using auditory cues such as a passersby speaking in a different language can communicate location subtly. The same goes for vehicles. If you have set up your apartment to look like a Greek villa, and you\u2019ve brought in authentic Greek furniture, and the set design looks fantastic, correct sound from the region will only further sell the location. How would the vehicles driving past outside compare to suburban America? Having been to Greece, I can tell you that for every car on the road there are three scooters.\nResearch your region and take this into account when adding sound in post-production. You can find a host of European and international background sound effects in PremiumBeat\u2019s SFX library.\nMatte Paintings and Set Extensions\nMatte paintings are nothing new in filmmaking. Their earliest use was in the 1907 film Missions of California, and since then, they have only become more common. As with VFX, it\u2019s quite uncanny to see how many horizons and distant landscapes are matte paintings. 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        "raw_content": "Zinke blames California wildfires on \u2018environmental terrorist groups\u2019\n'This has nothing to do with climate change, This has to do with active forest management,' said the Interior secretary.\nBy Erin B. LoganThe Washington Post\nA Cal Fire bulldozer pushes through a mound of burning vegetation in Grass Valley, Calif. on Wednesday. Elias Funez/The Union via Associated Press\nWildfires strike California every year. But they\u2019re getting worse, causing deaths and uprooting communities. But who\u2019s to blame for these increasingly destructive wildfires?\nDuring a radio interview with Breitbart News, Zinke said that \u201cenvironmental terrorist groups\u201d are preventing the government from managing forests and are largely responsible for the severity of the fires. But fire scientists and forestry experts pointed out that climate change is the main factor behind the problem.\nZinke claimed during the interview that an overabundance of fuel load-things like twigs and leaves that make it possible for fires to burn-make fires more intense.\n\u201cThere have been a number of instances where environmental groups have submitted petitions to the Bureau of Land Management, halting companies from removing dead and dying timber until the BLM can sort through each petition point,\u201d Department of the Interior spokesman Faith Vander Voort said in an email. \u201cThese actions halt proper forest management and leave the West vulnerable to incredible devastation.\u201d\nBut Monica Turner, an ecologist at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, said this argument doesn\u2019t address the bigger problem.\nWhile the devastation has gotten significantly worse, people living in wildland-urban interface, communities next to natural areas, make the severity of the fires more palpable.\n\u201cWhile these fires are a tragedy, its also an opportunity to rethink our fire policies on a broader level as well as how and where we build our homes,\u201d Yana Valachovic, a forest management expert told The Post.\nMany took issue with Zinke\u2019s refusal to acknowledge that climate change is a major factor in the California.\nResearch shows that human-caused climate change is a primary factor behind the recent increase in fire severity. A 2016 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that the heat and drought brought about by climate change was responsible for doubling the amount of land burned in the western U.S. between 1984 and 2015.\n\u201cThere is a broad effort to deny the science of climate change and its links to the horrible wildfires in California and its just not accurate,\u201d Leah C. Stokes, professor of environmental and political science at University of California at Santa Barbara told The Post.\n\u201cI don\u2019t think the scale of reducing fuel load is a realistic policy proposal, that would magically stop all fires in the western United States. Forests burn and it is going to get a lot worse unless we do something about climate change.\u201d\nEnvironmental groups also took issue with the labeling of \u201cterrorist.\u201d\n\u201cZinke\u2019s inability to understand basic fire science is leading him to turn to dangerous and inflammatory quips,\u201d said Athan Manuel, director of Lands Protection Program at the Sierra Club.\n\u201cWe do think we need to do sensible forest management. But this should be driven by science and practicality. This does not seem be a priority for the secretary.\u201d\nPresident Donald Trump was last week criticized for tweeting that \u201cbad environmental laws\u201d magnified the fires.\nTrump\u2019s claim was quickly debunked by experts on Twitter.\n\u201cCalifornia\u2019s forests are burning because of past severe drought and current extreme temperatures and weather, worsened by human-caused #climatechange, which you think, in your fantasy world, doesn\u2019t exist,\u201d tweeted Peter Gleick, a scientist and co-founder of Pacific Institute.",
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        "raw_content": "Communication Solutions for a Co-Located Six Sigma Project Team\nTags: non-verbal communication communication in the workplace Six Sigma project Thomas Ostasiewski\nThomas S. Ostasiewski, PE, PMP\nMy previous column focused on communication with a remote located Six Sigma project team. Many would assume that co-located teams are easy to work with and require less effort for a project manager to manage. They would be wrong. A co-located team, while easier to pull together for meetings, still has its challenges.\nCommon Project Management Issues\nThe first challenge a Six Sigma project manager faces with a co-located team is existing relationships and perceptions. These people have likely worked together or alongside each other for some time, and have established perceptions of each other. Relationships that have been forged, for better or worse, can either greatly benefit your Six Sigma project or cause more work for you as the project manager.\nThe second challenge with a team that faces each other frequently is non-verbal communication. One or two Six Sigma team members who aren\u2019t fully onboard can dramatically impact the rest of the team. Most importantly, the project manager has this impact! If you\u2019re not positive, energetic, or professional in your personal interactions with the team, individually and as a group, the team senses these things and reacts. It\u2019s very difficult to expect high energy, high output, and high quality from your team when your energy level is low, you\u2019re doing only what it takes to get by, and you\u2019re showing that you\u2019re not all that concerned with the Six Sigma project. Whether or not you truly are these things, or just perceived to be, the impact is the same. Unfortunately, perception is what the team takes away from interactions like these ones. This impact can be heavily muted when you\u2019re remote and only on the phone. When you\u2019re in person, the impact is dramatic.\nWith a new team that will be in the same location, the first step is to understand the existing dynamics among the members. Getting to know everyone if you don\u2019t already will go a long way toward this goal. Be very observant of who seems to take the lead, voice his or her opinion, sit quietly, doodle, etc. Who is highly energetic and who is less energetic? What does the team member do in his or her \"day-job\"? What does that person like to do at work? At home? What is the team member\u2019s situation, i.e., overwhelmed with work-life conflicts? You don\u2019t have to be a psychiatrist, but getting to know your team members personally without being their priest or doctor can yield great benefits to your Six Sigma project.\nPutting this knowledge to use is another topic altogether. Once you have a good understanding of your team members, how do you make positive use of that information? First, never manipulate someone based on what you think you know! Second, try to have each person fill a role that best suits his or her likes, style, motivation, etc. If a team member likes flexibility, freedom, and is creative, have that person help lead brainstorming sessions or similar tasks. Putting the team member in front of a spreadsheet entering data would probably not go well. Others are perfectly suited to that and love it!\nWe discussed non-verbal communication above as a potential issue with co-located Six Sigma project teams. It can also be an asset. There are three things to be aware of that with practice, can help your interactions become wildly successful:\nUnderstand the difference between perception and reality when it comes to your impact on others. This seems simple, but it\u2019s not. You may think you\u2019re funny, outgoing and comfortable. Others may see you as a jerk. How others see you in your daily work is their reality. Ask for feedback regularly, especially after a team meeting, presentation, and the like. Don\u2019t ask your best friend \u2014 ask the person you think may not like or respect you. Someone who is direct. Put your pride aside and listen to that person. Then, later, decide if you need to adjust something in your actions that would alter these perceptions for the better.\nUnderstand the non-verbal cues of others. Do you watch for visible signs of boredom? Of dislike for what is going on? For acceptance or denial? There are hundreds of books on the topic and they vary in their approach and content. However, being in tune with what others are telling you with their bodies can give you the advantage of adjusting your message on the fly. Doing so can reel in a wayward team member without direct confrontation.\nUnderstand the non-verbal signals you\u2019re sending. Everything from grooming to how you dress, stand, sit, gesture, what you bring to the meeting, where you sit or stand, your eye contact, etc. \u2014 it all conveys a message. The more aware you are of your own non-verbal signals, the more you can tailor them to the need of the moment. Again, numerous books on the subject can help.\nHere are four tactical tips that can boost the communication among the team and with management:\nSchedule a \"Kick-Off Meeting\" that is separate from your normal working sessions. This time should be spent setting the tone for the Six Sigma project, expectations for interaction, welcoming new people to the team if they don\u2019t know each other, etc. It should also involve some general discussion about approach to meetings (for instance whether they are on time and what agenda they should follow), quality control, etc. In other words, establish you and the team as the leader of the meeting, and do it with a personal touch. Holding the meeting over a meal is a great way to start off if you can make it happen.\nFrom the last column (this is a familiar one) \u2014 reach out to each team member to get to know the person. If you already know this team member well, you\u2019re ahead of the game. If not, go ahead and talk awhile about non-work things. This will foster open communication, at least with you if not team-wide.\nFurthermore from the last column, but with a different twist \u2014 in person, discuss the project and its needs with each team member\u2019s boss; have the discussion about the value of the team member, the value of the project, etc. This should be a very positive discussion, and should sell that manager on you, your project and the team. Prepare for this meeting like you would for a job interview. This gathering should boost communication between the team member and his or her boss, providing you with a very committed team member.\nKeep your sponsor VERY well informed every step of the way \u2014 after each meeting, talk about the team members, progress made, obstacles the team members are facing, etc.\nSummary and Action Going Forward\nIn conclusion, when it comes to communication among Six Sigma project teams, the project manager has a key role. 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        "raw_content": "Home Graduate Program Finder Clinical and Translational Research\nThe Master of Science in Health Science (MSHS) and Graduate Certificate in Clinical and Translational Research and the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Practice provide high quality education to researcher professionals through the use of a creative and innovative online format. The program was developed as a component of the Clinical and Translational Science Award granted to Children\u2019s National Health System and The George Washington University. It prepares graduates to meet the needs of a more \u201ctranslational\u201d approach to research. The curriculum includes a combination of courses focused on translational, interdisciplinary and health care research and leadership. Thus, the MSHS and Graduate Certificates will equip research professionals with the knowledge and skills to fill any number of clinical and translational research professions from funded scientist, clinical personnel, and those who mediate for better policy about health.\nBachelor's degree with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.\nMaster of Science in Health Science applicants ONLY:",
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        "raw_content": "The Malthus Gun\nDec 22, 2008 Nina V. Fedoroff\nSomewhere between the Green Revolution and the biotechnology revolution, the developed world seems to have declared the battle for food security won and moved on. Citizens of many developed countries have grown nostalgic, convinced that organic farming produces nutritionally superior food (it doesn\u2019t) and can solve the world\u2019s food problems (it can\u2019t).\nWASHINGTON, DC \u2013 Science and technology changed agriculture profoundly in the twentieth century. Today, much of the developed world\u2019s agriculture is a large-scale enterprise: mechanized, computer-controlled, and based on sophisticated use of chemistry and knowledge of plant and soil physiology. amp#160;\nThe invention of chemical fertilizers early in the century and their increasing use, together with mechanization and the development of high-yielding grain varieties, propelled the growth of agricultural productivity in the developed world. The Green Revolution brought these benefits to less developed nations.amp#160;\nAs a result, despite a tripling of the global population, we have so far evaded Malthus\u2019 1798 prediction that human population growth would inevitably outstrip our ability to produce food. Over the second half of the twentieth century, the hungry of the Earth shrank from half of its three billion human inhabitants to less than a billion of the current 6.5 billion.\nNina V. Fedoroff\nNina V. Fedoroff is Science and Technology Adviser to the United States Secretary of State and to the Administrator of US Agency for International Development (USAID).\nhttp://prosyn.org/ElEbg1T;",
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        "raw_content": "My Mother was there for 10 days, they were amazing and treated her so well.\u201d\n\u2013 C. L.\nI was in the rehab building for 3 weeks. Staff, Physical Therapy, and others were excellent. Food was good as well. I highly recommend this if you are in need of rehab!!!\u201d\nMy mother had been residing with you at the \u201cFaith\u201d Small House in Victorian Village. During her stay with you she received excellent care. The premises were in tip top shape and the personal care she received was extraordinary. I would particularly like to put out the care she received from Laura and Pam, simply you could not ask for better hands to trust with the care of your loved one.\u201d\n\u2013 J. G., son of a former resident\nThis is a wonderful facility staffed by wonderful caring people! You can\u2019t do better.\u201d\n\u2013 B. M., resident\nThis is a clean, well-run skilled nursing center. Their PT, OT, nursing staff, doctors and CNA\u2019s are compassionate, caring, and always available to the patient. My progress is a direct result of their nursing skills and physical therapy. I highly recommend this facility when in need of skilled care.\u201d\n\u2013 R. W., rehab client\nExtremely impressed with quality of care at this facility. All members of staff were kind, caring, professional, and conscientious. The patient stayed for three and a half weeks. As Power Of Attorney and friend, I could not believe the willingness of staff to consistently exceed my expectations. They became, in a little over three weeks, like members of our family. The atmosphere was positive and upbeat. Staff always encouraged the patient to succeed in reaching her goals and improve her condition. What else can I say \u2014 Victorian Village rehab has to be one of the best in our area!\u201d\n\u2013 M. M., friend of rehab client\nI keep on the go a lot \u2013 I\u2019m in and out all the time. It\u2019s used to be, years ago, that when you were 77, you were sitting in a rocking chair, waiting to die. It\u2019s not like that anymore. There are so many people here who are over 90 and still active \u2014 I play pool with some of them, and we also have a Wii bowling league.\u201d\n\u2013 Pat R., resident Read Pat\u2019s whole story\nAbsolutely everyone here is nice. I feel like everybody here is our family. I call them all \u2018my kids.\u2019 The caregivers, the receptionist, the maintenance people \u2014 everybody would do anything for you.\u201d\n\u2013 John K., resident\nRead John\u2019s whole story\nEveryone here was so kind after I lost my husband. They\u2019re all in the same boat, so they know how it feels. We get together and talk about our husbands \u2014 what they did, what they were like. It\u2019s good to talk. I wouldn\u2019t have that if I was living alone.\u201d\n\u2013 Annette H.\nRead Annette\u2019s whole story\nWe are thrilled to have our mother living here. What a very positive move this has been for her.\u201d\n\u2013 D. L., daughter of resident\nMy mother is transitioning from the independent to the assisted living. Over the years, the entire staff has always been friendly, courteous, helpful, and endlessly patient. Please know that your kindness has been and will continue to be appreciated.\u201d\n\u2013 D. N., daughter of resident\nWe are extremely pleased with the care and services. Upon admission, the staff immediately helped him feel welcome, comfortable, and secure, thus making his transition to Assisted Living much easier.\u201d\n\u2013 D. D., daughter of resident\nI will highly recommend Victorian Village to everyone who asks. The entire staff, from top to bottom, have been very professional, very helpful, and very patient and understanding in a very stressful time.\u201d\n\u2013 G. J., son of residents",
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        "raw_content": "Jacob Bleesing\nAre you sure your patient has autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome? What are the typical findings for this disease?\nGenetic testing as part of the diagnostic workup\nGenetic testing as part of the diagnostic workup - technical aspects\nIf you are able to confirm that the patient has autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome, what treatment should be initiated?\nWhat are the possible outcomes of autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome?\nHow can autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome be prevented?\nAutoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome symptoms:\nThe most common symptoms are: Lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly (with or without hypersplenism).\nThe next most common symptoms are hepatomegaly, blood cytopenias (particularly autoimmune thrombocytopenia [ITP], autoimmune hemolytic anemia [AIHA], and - less frequently - autoimmune neutropenia [AN]).\nNote: there often is a delay between lymphoproliferative disease manifestations and the occurrence of autoimmunity, varying from months to many years.\nOther and/or infrequent findings:\nUrticaria and other skin rashes\nArthritis and arthralgia\nRecurrent oral ulcers\nHumoral immunodeficiency\nThe main manifestations of ALPS are lymphoproliferative disease (lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, hepatomegaly), autoimmune disease, mainly confined to blood cells, and the development of lymphoma (manifestation of lymphoproliferative disease). Consequently, other immunological/hematological conditions that exhibit these manifestations should be considered in the differential diagnosis. In that context, many well-classified primary immunodeficiency disorders can present with lymphoproliferation, including lymphoma, and autoimmune cytopenias.\nWith the above in mind, some of the more common conditions that may present with both lymphoproliferation (lymphoma) and autoimmunity are listed below.\nCommon Variable Immunodeficiency Disease (CVID)\nCVID has an estimated incidence of one in 50,000 and occurs equally in males and females. Findings include recurrent infections (especially of the respiratory tract) at any age. The genetic etiology of most CVID is currently unknown.\nFrom a clinical and immunologic standpoint, CVID can be roughly classified into two groups, depending on the presence or absence of mature B cells in peripheral blood. Individuals with CVID with B cells (but absent or decreased memory B cells) are at an increased risk for autoimmune disease that often targets blood cells and for chronic lymphoproliferation including lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, and lymphoma. CVID with present B cells should be regarded in the differential diagnosis of ALPS, while the variant characterized by low or absent B cells and generally low serum concentrations of immunoglobulins should not.\nWiskot-Aldrich Syndrome (WAS)\nWAS typically manifests in infancy with thrombocytopenia, eczema, and recurrent bacterial and viral infections, particularly recurrent ear infections. At least 40% of males who survive the early complications develop one or more autoimmune conditions such as hemolytic anemia, immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), immune-mediated neutropenia, arthritis, vasculitis of small and large vessels, and immune-mediated kidney and liver disease.\nIndividuals with WAS, particularly those who have been exposed to Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), have an increased risk of developing lymphomas, which often occur in unusual, extranodal locations such as the brain, lung, or gastrointestinal tract.\nInheritance is X-linked. X-linked Lymphoproliferative Syndrome (XLP) is associated with an inappropriate immune response to EBV infection resulting in unusually severe and often fatal infectious mononucleosis; dysgammaglobulinemia; and/or lymphoproliferative disorders, typically of B-cell origin. Clinical manifestations of XLP vary, even among affected family members.\nThe most common presentation is a near-fatal or fatal EBV infection associated with an unregulated and exaggerated immune response with widespread proliferation of cytotoxic T cells, EBV-infected B cells, and macrophages. Mortality is greater than 90%. In approximately one-third of males with XLP, hypogammaglobulinemia of one or more immunoglobulin subclasses is diagnosed prior to EBV infection or in rare survivors of EBV infection.\nThe prognosis for males with this phenotype is more favorable if they are managed with regular intravenous immune globulin (IVIG). Lymphomas or other lymphoproliferative disease occur in approximately one-third of males with XLP, some of whom have hypogammaglobulinemia or have survived an initial EBV infection. The lymphomas seen in individuals with XLP are typically high-grade B-cell lymphomas, non-Hodgkin type, often extranodal, and particularly involving the intestine.\nDemonstration of defective T-cell receptor restimulation apoptosis in persons with XLP suggests that altered lymphocyte homeostasis impacts disease pathogenesis as well. Allogeneic bone marrow transplantation (BMT) is the only curative therapy for XLP. Average life expectancy without curative BMT has been estimated at less than ten years. XLP is caused by hemizygous mutations in SH2D1A.\nOther lymphoproliferative disorders\nSeveral, equally rare, lymphoproliferative disorders that can mimick ALPS include: Dianzani Autoimmune Lymphoproliferative Disease (DALD), Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease, Caspase-8 Deficiency Syndrome (CEDS), Rosai-Dorfman Disease and Ras-associated Leukoproliferative Disorder (RALD).\nNote: Evans syndrome is sometimes considered a specific diagnosis or disorder (entity). However, it is better used as a descriptive term, meaning the presence of ITP and AIHA, either concomitantly and/or sequentially. As such, it should be regarded a manifestation of an underlying immunologic/hematologic disorder (such as ALPS), even if a specific diagnosis cannot be made.\nALPS is a genetically determined disorder, in which the genetic defect and defective Fas-mediated apoptosis are (intrinsically) present at birth.\nThe reason (or reasons) why ALPS is often not present at birth is/are not understood, but could be related to extrinsic factors that are acquired in an unpredictable manner, but are necessary to interact with defective apoptosis. Infections, for example viral infections, are one possible explanation. However, studies in mice with a similar disorder, have shown that raising these mice in a sterile environment does not prevent the ultimate development of their ALPS-like disease, suggesting that development of ALPS is a function of time.\nIt should be realized that \"delayed\" expression of a clinical phenotype, in the presence of a congenitally present genotype is not unusual (e.g., CVID).\nAlthough no specific laboratory abnormality alone is diagnostic of ALPS, laboratory studies are instrumental in the diagnostic workup. Most of the laboratory findings are not specific for ALPS (i.e. are observed in other disorders, characterized by lymphoproliferation/autoimmunity as well), with several important exceptions.\nSpecific findings for ALPS:\n-defective Fas-mediated apoptosis in vitro\n-an expansion of T cells that express the alpha/beta T-cell receptor but lack both CD4 and CD8 (so-called alpha/beta-positive CD4/CD8 double-negative T cells [a/b-DNT cells] in peripheral blood or tissue specimens). These cells are rare in healthy individuals, making up less than 2% of the total peripheral blood lymphocyte pool, and not found in other disorders.\n-elevated level of vitamin B12 in serum\n-elevated levels of interleukin-10 (IL-10), IL-18 and soluble Fas Ligand (FasL) in plasma or serum\nIn addition to these \u201cALPS-specific\u201d findings, other laboratory findings that can be found in other disorders as well, include:\nLymphocytosis, lymphopenia (primary or secondary in response to treatment)\nCoombs-positive hemolytic anemia\nExpansion of other lymphocyte subsets\nDecreased numbers of CD4+/CD25+ T cells\nDecreased numbers of CD27+ B cells\nElevated concentrations of IgG, IgA, and IgE; normal or decreased concentrations of IgM\nAutoantibodies (most often positive direct or indirect anti-globulin test, antiplatelet antibody, anti-neutrophil antibody, anti-phospholipid antibody, antinuclear antibody, rheumatoid factor)\nLymph node pathology (paracortical expansion with immunoblasts/plasma cells in interfollicular areas, florid follicular hyperplasia, progressive transformation of germinal centers [PTGC])\nLiver function abnormalities (in case of autoimmune hepatitis)\nProteinuria (in case of glomerulonephritis)\nImaging studies are important in delineating extend and localization of lymphoproliferative manifestations, as it relates to lymphadenopathy and splenomegaly (hepatomegaly), as well as determining whether treatment is warranted (e.g. lymphadenopathy compromising airway patency). By the same token, imaging can be helpful to determine ALPS disease activity and response to therapy (and as a tool to evaluate specific treatment modalities).\nImaging modalities include: CT, MRI and ultrasound. CT scanning is among the most cost-effective imaging modality, while MRI and ultrasound do not involve radiation. Conventional X-ray does not add much to the diagnostic process.\nOne of the problems in ALPS is difficulty in predicting and/or detecting lymphoma. The reason for this has to do with the fact that one often already finds a multitude of enlarged (suspicious-looking) lymph nodes, as well as splenomegaly, as a \u201croutine\u201d feature of ALPS. Thus, standard imaging (i.e. CT scanning) might not be able to reliably distinguish a \u201cgood\u201d node from a \u201cbad\u201d (malignant) node.\nPET (Positronic Emission Tomography) scanning has shown promise, considering the likelihood that a malignant node would show higher proliferative (metabolic) activity on a cellular level (i.e. is \u201chot\u201d in PET scannng). Routine PET scanning, particularly when combined with CT scanning shows anatomical location and biological behavior simultaneously. In the absence of lymphoma, the nodes generally show little or only modest isotope uptake which changes over time. In contrast, a malignant node or nodes have significant and persistent isotope uptake. PET or PET/CT is thus useful in evaluating lymph nodes or planning a possible surgical procedure to rule-out lymphoma, as it provides an assessment of biological activity in addition to the anatomy.\nIt remains to be seen what the appropriate frequency of surveillance PET scanning would be (e.g. one a year, every other year), how interpretation is influenced by treatment, and whether in the long run, PET scanning is cost-effective, or more cost-effective than regular clinical follow-up. Education of patients, such that they have good insight into (their) ALPS, and how lymphoma may be accompanied with new/unusual symptomes (e.g. weight loss, nightsweats), coupled with regular follow-up, might be as effective (and much less expensive and bothersome).\nThere are two components to the approach to diagnostic testing in patients, suspected of having ALPS.\nFirst, a new set of diagnostic criteria has recently been established. This followed after a International Consensus Meeting was convened to review the strength and weaknesses of available evidence, as established and tested during the \u201cfirst decade\u201d of ALPS awareness\u201d. Based on a revised determination of strength, criteria have been re-classified as \u201crequired\u201d, \u201cprimary accessory\u201d and \u201csecondary accessory\u201d. In addition, the diagnostic criteria were reviewed from the perspective that one should at least be able to suspect an ALPS diagnosis, without needing specialized (complicated) diagnostic testing that is only performed in a limited number of specialized centers.\nA definitive diagnosis of ALPS is based on the presence of both required criteria and one primary accessory criterion. A probable diagnosis is based on the presence of both required criteria plus one secondary accessory criterion.\n- Chronic (> 6 months) non-malignant, noninfectious lymphadenopathy or splenomegaly, or both\n- Elevated a/b-DNT cells\n- Normal or elevated lymphocyte counts\nPrimary accessory criteria:\n- Defective lymphocyte apoptosis (repeated at least once)\n- Germline or somatic pathogenic mutations in FAS, FASLG, or CASP10.\nSecondary accessory criteria:\n- Elevated plasma soluble FasL levels or elevated plasma IL-10 levels or elevated plasma vitamin B12 levels or elevated plasma IL-18 levels\n- Typical immunohistological findings as determined by an experienced hematopathologist\n- Autoimmune cytopenias with elevated (polyclonal) IgG levels\n- A positive family history\nThe second component in the diagnostic workup proposes a diagnostic algorithm. The key components of this algorithm - keeping in mind that the presence of chronic non-malignant lymphoproliferation and a/b-DNT cells has already been established - are:\n- Identification of a FAS mutation in unsorted cells\n- Measurement of biomarkers (interleukin-10, soluble FasL, vitamin B12)\n- Identification of a somatic FAS mutation in sorted a/b-DNTcells\n- Identification of mutations in FASLG or CASP10 and defective Fas-mediated apoptosis in vitro\nThe proposed algorithm recommends the following (see also Table I, showing the ALPS genotypes, and associated classification):\nALPS Classification\nGene Symbol ALPS Type Proportion of ALPS Patients\nFAS ALPS-FAS 65-70%1\nALPS-sFAS ~15-20%2\nFASLG ALPS- FASLG <5%3\nCASP10 ALPS- CASP10 <5%4\n1. Determine presence of germline FAS mutation in unsorted cells. If present, the diagnosis of ALPS is established and classified as ALPS-FAS.\n2. In the absence of a germline FAS mutation; determine if biomarkers (as listed above) are elevated. If that is the case, obtain sorted a/b-DNT cells to assess somatic mutation in FAS. If present, the diagnosis of ALPS is established and classified as ALPS-sFAS. Note: absence of a positive family history is suggestive of ALPS-sFAS as well.\n3. If not, consider genetic defect in caspase-10 or Fas ligand (given the fact that the presence of elevated biomarkers has not reliably been established in these ALPS genotypes).\n4. If germline mutations in either CASP10 or FASLG have been identified, the diagnosis of ALPS is established and classified as ALPS-CASP10 or ALPS-FASLG, respectively.\n5. If not, perform Fas-mediated apoptosis assay (repeat if necessary, and keep in mind influence of concomitant immunosuppressive therapy). If abnormal, the diagnosis of ALPS is established and classified as ALPS-U.\n6. If not, consider somatic mutations in CASP10 or FASLG (using previously sorted a/b-DNT cells if possible), or consider an alternative diagnosis. Note: no cases of somatic mutations, affecting CAPS10 or FASLG, in sorted a/b-DNT cells have been reported.\nAs is clear from these criteria, genotyping of the genes associated with ALPS is an important part of the diagnostic workup. In addition to providing a molecular genetic diagnosis that allows for family studies and genetic counseling (an important part of ALPS management), it is helpful in patients with confusing clinical and/or laboratory findings, patients that have been treated with (significant amounts of) immunosuppressive agents, resulting in unreliable laboratory studies.\nGenetic/Family studies are an important aspect of genetic testing. One should consider mode of inheritance, genotype-phenotype relationships and penetrance (i.e. the proportion of individuals \u2013 for example in a family \u2013 with a mutation in an ALPS-causing gene who will exhibit ALPS). Identification of a mutation in any of the genes, associated with ALPS, should invite sequencing of the same gene in parents (siblings).\nFas Structure\nFor a discussion on ALPS genetics, it should be noted that the FAS gene consists of 9 exons; the first 5 exons encode an extracellulardomain (ECD) of the Fas protein. The ECD consists of 3 cysteine-rich domains (CRDs) that serve as the pre-ligand assembly domain (PLAD) and the ligand-binding domain (Fas Ligand). The 6th exon encodes a transmembranedomain, while exons 7 through 9 encode an intracellular domain (ICD) that includes the \"Death Domain\", the part of Fas that engages the intracellular apoptosis pathway through connecting with FADD.\nMode of Inheritance:\nALPS-FAS, ALPS-FASLG, and ALPS-CASP10 are generally inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.\nALPS-FAS due to bi-allelic mutations is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner. Only a handful of patients with bi-allelic mutations (encompassing both homozygous mutations and compound heterozygous mutations) have been reported to date. These patients typically have a severe form of ALPS, presented at, or shortly, after birth.\nGenotype - Phenotype relationships (applies only to FAS mutations):\nNo clear relationship has been found between specific FAS mutations and disease manifestations and laboratory manifestations. The only reported association is a higher incidence of lymphomas in patients with ICD mutations (or looking at the data in another way; no reported lymphomas in patients with ECD mutations).\nPenetrance (applies only to FAS mutations):\nA distinction needs to be made between the penetrance of the cellular phenotype (defective Fas-mediated apoptosis) and the penetrance of the clinical phenotype (ALPS).\nFamily studies to date show that penetrance of the defective Fas-mediated apoptosis cellular phenotype approximates 100% - i.e., every individual heterozygous for an inherited (germline) mutation has defective apoptosis - whereas the penetrance for the clinical phenotype is reduced because a significant proportion of relatives heterozygous for the mutation have no clinical findings of ALPS. In addition, other relatives display laboratory features of ALPS (e.g., expansion of lymphocyte subsets and/or autoantibodies) without clinical evidence of either lymphoproliferation or autoimmunity.\nThe factors that determine the penetrance of clinical ALPS are not entirely understood. It appears that penetrance is determined by the location and type of mutation. The highest penetrance (70%-90%) for the clinical phenotype occurs with missense mutations affecting the intracellular domains (ICD), followed by mutations leading to truncation of the intracellular domains. The penetrance for the clinical phenotype with extracellular domain (ECD) mutations is approximately 30%.\nThe reduced penetrance for ALPS in some families suggests that one or more additional pathogenic factors interact with defective Fas-mediated apoptosis. On the other hand, the high penetrance for the clinical phenotype in certain families associated with specific types of FAS mutations (e.g., missense mutations affecting the death domain) cast doubt on that assumption by suggesting that under certain conditions, a single defect in Fas-mediated apoptosis is sufficient to cause ALPS.\nRecently, an interesting observation may shed more light on the issue of penetrance, particularly as it relates to mutations affecting intracellular versus extracellular domains (as well as on pathogenesis and natural history of ALPS). In a small subset of patients, clinical disease appeared to develop as a consequence of both an inherited heterozygous (germline) FAS mutation and a somatic genetic event in the second FAS allele. Analysis of a/b-DNT cells revealed that the second genetic event involved either a somatic missense or nonsense mutation in the second FAS allele or loss of heterozygosity by telomeric uniparental disomy of chromosome 10.\nThus, individuals in those families with both the germline mutation affecting the ECD part of Fas, and the (secondary) somatic mutation in a/b-DNT cells, acquired the clinical ALPS phenotype, while individuals, carrying only the germline mutation did not. It should be noted that it remains unclear if the second somatic mutation occurred during embryogenesis or was acquired after birth. From a disease pathogenesis standpoint, the possibility that somatic genetic events can be acquired during life, has far-fetching ramifications.\nPatients with somatic mutations in FAS (approximately 15-20% of cases) were initially missed, because of two cardinal features in their diagnostic workup. Since the mutation affects only a minority of blood lymphocytes, predominantly the a/b-DNT, in vitro apoptosis studies were typically normal, because the a/b-DNT cells do not survive the 2-week culture conditions, thereby not contributing to in vitro apoptosis. Secondly, conventional genotyping of peripheral blood cells, the usual approach to sequencing of suspected genes, could not find the mutated allele, as the vast majority of blood cells only showed the wild-type allele, using standard Sanger sequencing.\nIt should be noted that allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) is the only curative treatment for ALPS and is invariably required.\nLymphoproliferative and/or autoimmune manifestations of ALPS can be treated with immunosuppressive agents and/or B-cell depleting agents. Several key issues need to be kept in mind.\nThese treatment modalities do not permanently control ALPS features. Typically, lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly (hepatomegaly) rebound after immunosuppressive drugs are discontinued.\nTreatment of lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly and hepatomegaly should be based on the degree of lymphoproliferation, whether splenomegaly is associated with hypersplenism (causing cytopenias), whether these manifestations are associated with significant morbidity, and recognizing that lymphoproliferation in ALPS appears to have a waxing/waning natural history by itself.\nAs discussed, autoimmunity is not always present early/initially in the course of ALPS. From a treatment perspective, development of autoimmunity (on a clinical level, causing symptoms; not by presence of autoantibodies alone) appears to be a demarcation point in the natural history of ALPS and, consequently, treatment requirements, especially with respect to the need to start and/or escalate therapy. In addition, patients often are not able to go back to a \u201cpre-autoimmunity\u201d treatment status.\nThe benefits of immunosuppression should be balanced by the risks associated with using these agents. This balance is not a static balance and should also be regarded in the context of age, co-morbidities, etc. Thus, it would seem na\u00efve to consider that a young child with ALPS can be treated with immunosuppressive agents with impunity for prolonged periods of time. Spontaneous resolution of ALPS manifestations after having been on immunosuppressive drugs for (many) years should prompt an investigation into the integrity of overall the immune system of the patient on a regular basis, including the ability to respond to infections and vaccinations.\nTherapy of ALPS manifestations should be evaluated on a regular basis. This includes weaning/discontinuing immunosuppressive drugs to determine disease activity (and the need for medications). This is an important aspect of long-term management of ALPS patients and may provide additional insight into their clinical phenotype that cannot be ascertained by knowledge regarding the genotype alone.\nThe experience seems to be that low-impact immunosuppressive therapy (e.g., mycophenolate mofetil [Cellcept]) can provide significant clinical relief (i.e. the patient is not, or minimally, affected by ALPS), but that the laboratory or imaging abnormalities do not significantly change, and certainly not resolve. It is not clear if long-term immunosuppressive therapy is able to postpone or prevent autoimmunity, although this could be possible. The use of sirolimus is of interest in this regard in that it might have effects on the natural history of ALPS that other agents lack. It should be noted that sirolimus is a potent immunosuppressive agent, requiring considerable \"labor\", in terms of monitoring of drug levels, side effects, and effects on the immune system and host defense.\nThe treatment of ALPS patients requires a dynamic patient-specific approach: in the absence of clinical autoimmunity and significant hypersplenism (i.e. having normal blood counts), a watchful-waiting approach is appropriate. Clinically relevant lymphoproliferation, especially splenomegaly, accompanied by hypersplenism, warrants a trial of immunosuppressive therapy: in a step-wise approach, from least immunosuppressive (and least \u201clabor-intensive\u201d; for example mycophenolate mofetil [Cellcept]) to most immunosuppressive (requiring more intense monitoring of drug levels, side effects and risks of opportunistic infections; for example, sirolimus, cyclosporine).\nA short course (several weeks) of corticosteroids can be used to (rapidly) induce clinical remission, while the patient settles on a more specific T-cell agent. Prolonged mono-therapy with corticosteroids is not recommended.\nSignificant autoimmunity, especially if it requires transfusion support (red cells and/or platelets), may require combination therapy, for example using (high-dose) corticosteroids to stabilize the process, a B-cell depleting agent (e.g., rituximab) and a T-cell agent for ongoing immunosuppression and prevention of relapse. High-dose IVIG therapy and WinRho have been used as well.\nB-cell depletion agents, such as rituximab, are likely not able to induce \u201cpermanent\u201d remission of autoimmunity in ALPS. In addition, hypogammaglobulinemia has been reported post rituximab. This is a typical complication when rituximab is used in other conditions. B-cell reconstitution analysis can help in assessing duration of remission (as autoantibodies may not disappear).\nDepending on the degree of therapy-related immunosuppression, patients may require anti-microbial prophylaxis to prevent opportunistic infections. In addition, one should consider supporting a patient with IVIG substitution, particularly in young patients, and/or patients receiving rituximab and/or other forms of immunosuppression. In addition, in these patients, one should consider the timing of routine childhood vaccinations (when on immunosuppressive therapy) and avoid using live vaccines (including avoidance of live virus vaccines in family members).\nPatients, showing a severe ALPS phenotype, as demonstrated by the need of treatment within the first couple of years of life and/or treatment in an escalating and/or combinational fashion, and/or the need for continuous or near-continuous treatment for more than a few years, should be evaluated by a Center, experienced in complex immunodeficiency disorders and allogenic stem cell transplantation for these disorders.\nAlthough overall experience is limited, it appears that defective Fas-mediated apoptosis does not constitute a barrier to successfull treatment of lymphoma.\nTherapies that should be instituted immediately:\nAlthough splenectomy should be avoided if possible, acute splenectomy may be required in the context of trauma or infarction. If feasible, vaccinations to deal with encapsulated organisms should be administered and antibiotic prophylaxis should be initiated before or soon after the surgical procedure. Moreover, it is the experience that ALPS patients may not have intact immune responses to encapsulated organisms (despite vaccinations). IVIG substitution may be necessary and strict patient/family education (including providing a medical alert bracelet) is essential.\nLong term treatment:\nIdeally, treatment of ALPS patients should be coordinated and managed by, or in close consultation with, an expert in complex immunological/hematological conditions, experienced in the (chronic) use of immunosuppressive therapy, its complications, and the multidisciplinary approach that these patients often require. This most likely involves (Pediatric) Hematology/Oncology and - less frequently - (Pediatric) Immunology.\nGiven the fact that the majority of ALPS patients are not \u201clocal\u201d, the Author uses a model in which a network is created consisting of a local Pediatrician and a Hematologist/Oncologist (occasionally an Immunologist) in a local facility (often, but not always, a Children\u2019s Hospital regional to the patient/family). The local team manages the day-to-day issues, with the Expert available for consultation, and regular follow-up and/or intervention at the \u201cCenter of Expertise\u201d.\nThere is insufficient drug-trial proven data to support any particular drug and dose. Current approaches to therapy are almost exclusively \u201cindividualized\u2019, referring to both the Practitioner and the Patient.\nNo drug therapy of ALPS is free of adverse effects and side effects. That is why drug treatment of ALPS patients should be individualized and managed by Physicians experienced in ALPS and the (long-term) use of immunosuppressive agents. A general discussion of the adverse effects of immunosuppressive agents is beyond the scope of this article. As in other primary immunodeficiency disorders \u2013 special attention should also be directed towards prevention of infections, including opportunistic, viral and fungal infections.\nMuch remains to be learned about the prognosis of ALPS. While non-malignant lymphoproliferative manifestations often regress or improve over time, autoimmunity appears to show no permanent remission with advancing age. Moreover, the risk for development of lymphoma likely appears to be life-long. Thus, in the absence of curative treatment, the overall prognosis for ALPS remains guarded, necessitating long-term clinical studies to better understand its natural history.\nAs discussed, in some patients, clinical disease appeared to develop as a consequence of both an inherited heterozygous (germline) FAS mutation and a somatic genetic event in the second FAS allele. Analysis of a/b-DNT cells revealed that the second genetic event involved either a somatic missense or nonsense mutation in the second FAS allele or loss of heterozygosity by telomeric uniparental disomy of chromosome 10. There is reason to believe that this may be particularly relevant in patients with ECD mutations affecting FAS.\nIn considering risk/benefit options with a patient and family, it should be kept in mind that this discussion may need to be conducted more than once, depending on the development, as well as possible resolution.\nAutoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome (ALPS) can be considered a prototypic disorder of defective lymphocyte homeostasis.\nThe phenotype of ALPS results from defective apoptosis of lymphocytes mediated through the Fas/Fas ligand (FasL) pathway. This pathway normally limits the size of the lymphocyte compartment by eliminating/removing autoreactive lymphocytes. As a consequence, defects in this pathway lead to expansion of antigen-specific lymphocyte populations. Fas also appear to play a role in suppression of malignant transformation of lymphocytes, although it is not firmly established whether this involves the Fas/FasL pathway in a similar way. The pathogenesis of ALPS remains an ongoing topic of research.\nIn most patients, heterozygous mutations cause defective apoptosis and clinical ALPS through the mechanism of dominant negative interference. In vitro studies have demonstrated that mutation-bearing Fas proteins were able to interfere with Fas-mediated apoptosis when mixed with normal (wild type) proteins. The reason for this is the fact that Fas (and FasL) form homotrimers on the cell surface. In this setting, only one out of eight possible Fas trimer configurations is normal, and in seven out of eight configurations, abnormal Fas trimers are forms, leading to dominant negative interference.\nIn patients with mutations affecting the ECD of Fas, the mechanism of disease appears to be haploinsufficiency. From a laboratory standpoint, in vitro Fas-mediated apoptosis may not be as severely affected as in the case of ICD mutations and dominant negative interferences, keeping in mind that this is not a \"rule\".\nThe reduced penetrance for ALPS in some families suggests that one or more additional pathogenic factors interact with defective Fas-mediated apoptosis to cause the clinical phenotype of ALPS. On the other hand, the high penetrance for the clinical phenotype in families associated with missense mutations affecting the death domain of FAS, cast doubt on that assumption, indicating that an appropriate FAS genotype sufficient to cause ALPS. This variability in penetrance may be explained in part by a subsequent somatic mutation of the second FAS allele, as described above.\nSomatic FAS mutations are of particular interest in better understanding the pathogenesis of ALPS, because they may help identify the impact of the FAS mutation relative to other potential pathogenic factors or the sequence of events in the pathogenesis of ALPS. As an example, the somatic mutation is mostly confined to a/b-DNT cells and typically is not found (in substantial amounts) in other lymphocyte subsets, such as B cells. Although not (yet) proven, it is possible that the somatic mutation is acquired after birth.\nThe incidence and prevalence of ALPS are unknown. Estimated cases of ALPS worldwide exceed 500, but that number has not reliably been confirmed. Many cases of ALPS probably remain undiagnosed due to variable phenotypic expression and a constellation of symptoms that overlap with many other conditions, particularly Evans\u2019 syndrome and other lymphoproliferative disorders.\nALPS usually manifests itselfs in the first years of life and has been diagnosed in all ethnic backgrounds. Although the frequency seems to be equal for males and females, studies of large cohorts of patients suggest that males might show more severe disease manifestations. See above for a discussion on genetics (including Table I).\nALPS is not an acquired disease, but is present at birth, either as an inherited disorder or because of the occurrence of a somatic mutation in FAS, presumed to occur during embryogenesis. As such, ALPS cannot be prevented after the birth of an affected individual. In case of an inherited form of ALPS, genetic testing and counseling are important, as family planning is an option.\nThese two articles provide a general review and outline approaches to disease management:\nBleesing, JJ. \"Autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome (ALPS)\". Curr Pharm Des. vol. 9. 2003. pp. 265.\nVan Der Werff Ten Bosch, J, Otten, J, Thielemans, K. \"Autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome type III: an indefinite disorder\". Leuk Lymphoma. vol. 41. 2001. pp. 55.\nvan der Werff Ten Bosch, J, Schotte, P, Ferster, A. \"Reversion of autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome with an antimalarial drug: preliminary results of a clinical cohort study and molecular observation\". Br J Haematol. vol. 117. 2002. pp. 176.\nRao, VK, Dugan, F, Dale, JK. \"Use of mycophenolate mofetil for chronic, refractory immune cytopenias in children with autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome\". 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        "raw_content": "Countdown Party for FALLING AWAY by Penelope Douglas (#Giveaway) .@SignetEclipse\nWe're counting down the days until the release of Penelope Douglas' FALLING AWAY!\nExpected publication: January 6th 2015 by NAL Trade\nJaxon is the guy she\u2019s supposed to avoid. K.C. is the girl he won\u2019t let get away....\nFalling Away - Chapter 5 Excerpt\n\u201cSo, how did this happen?\u201d I asked, holding the gauze on his skin, under the cuts, to catch the saline.\nHis abs flexed, probably from the cold fluid, since saline didn\u2019t sting, as I poured it over the cuts, cleaning them.\nHe sucked in air through his teeth. \u201cSome of the science kids have greenhouses on the roof,\u201d he grunted, and I almost laughed out loud. \u201cMasters asked me to go up and make sure the roofs were closed, but I slipped coming back down the stairs. 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Making others feel stupid.\nI sat back, looking him in the eye and changing the subject. \u201cIs anything else hurt?\u201d\nHe hesitated only a moment. And then folded his arm back, lifting his right elbow to reveal the scratches I\u2019d noticed earlier.\nRepeating the same procedure, I stood up and leaned over him, catching the saline wash as it cascaded over his wound and into the gauze.\nHe hissed, and I blinked.\n\u201cBlow on it,\u201d he ordered.\n\u201cIt doesn\u2019t sting,\u201d I scoffed, knowing damn well that saline didn\u2019t hurt.\n\u201cK.C., Jesus,\u201d he barked, wincing.\nI rolled my eyes but gave in. Holding the underside of his arm\u2014his hard triceps\u2014I leaned down and released a slow, cool breeze over the scratches. Jax\u2019s scent wafted over me again, and I desperately wanted to close my mouth so I could breathe him in through my nose.\nBut I didn\u2019t. I could tell his eyes were on me.\n\u201cWhy are you watching me?\u201d I asked, wiping up the rest of the solution and blood.\nI didn\u2019t look at him, but I heard him swallow.\n\u201cThis is just the first time you\u2019ve ever made me feel good, is all,\u201d he replied in probably the most candid way I\u2019d ever heard him speak.\nI pinched my eyebrows together.\nThe first time I\u2019d ever made him feel good. I didn\u2019t know what to say to that. Hell, I had nothing to say to that.\nKeeping quiet, I finished applying his bandages as fast as I could and didn\u2019t meet his eyes again. He\u2019d tried to be nice to me in high school. He\u2019d tried to be a friend. Maybe friends with benefits but still a friend. Now here I was, forcing my attention on him, and he probably had no patience for me anymore.\n\u201cCan I ask you a question?\u201d I ventured.\n\u201cThat night you drove Liam home . . .\u201d I swallowed, smoothing my fingers over the bandage I\u2019d fixed to his arm. \u201cYou said you had tattoos. Too many.\u201d I repeated his words, my eyes fixated on his forearm. \u201cWhat did you mean?\u201d I pressed, because clearly Jax didn\u2019t sport any tattoos. His statement hadn\u2019t made any sense.\nEven though I hadn\u2019t looked at him, I noticed his head turn away as he inhaled a slow, deep breath. Kind of as though he was getting ready to dive deep underwater and knew he wouldn\u2019t be up for air for a while.\n\u201cSorry,\u201d I said quietly, straightening up and crumpling the bandage wrappers in my fist. \u201cI just . . . I don\u2019t know . . .\u201d I trailed off. \u201cI just want to understand.\u201d\nI finally met his eyes, and he studied me silently. I didn\u2019t know if he was trying to figure out what to tell me or if he wanted to tell me anything at all. Funny thing was, I\u2019d thought about what Jax said that night a lot over the years, and while I was curious, it wasn\u2019t until I\u2019d overheard his conversation with Jared today that I knew it had something to do with his childhood.\nAnd I realized that I didn\u2019t know Jaxon Trent at all.\nHe rubbed his forearm and narrowed his eyes briefly before relaxing. \u201cIf you could get a tattoo, what would it be?\u201d\nI blinked, shocked by his question. \u201cUm.\u201d I laughed softly, thinking. \u201cI thought about a set of angel wings, I guess. 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        "raw_content": "8 Historic Treasures Hidden In Plain Sight Around Rockefeller Center\nWhen you plan your visit to see the Christmas Spectacular, you\u2019ll find that there\u2019s plenty of art and culture to experience around Rockefeller Center. Whether you\u2019re a native New Yorker or it\u2019s your first time in the Big Apple, when you\u2019re in a city that\u2019s this rich in history, there are bound to be quite a few unique hidden treasures. From art deco gems at Radio City Music Hall to tiny treasures concealed in Grand Central Terminal, here are eight of our favorite hidden gems housed around the national historic landmark:\nPhoto Credit: Michel Setboun | Getty Images\nDon\u2019t miss viewing these beautifully manicured gardens on the top of Rockefeller Center before or after the show! 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        "raw_content": "(P) The American International School of Bucharest breaks ground for campus expansion\nOn May 11, 2016 the American International School of Bucharest (AISB)\u2019s Board of Trustees broke ground for the building of a new Early Childhood Center, the first step in the development of the 10 hectares\u2019 state of the art campus on Pipera Bd. that will extend over the course of the next few years.\n\u201cThe AISB Early Childhood Center will be a purpose-built space, designed for very young children whose educational needs, within an inspiring and engaging environment, are recognized to be essential for their later development. Students from 2 to 5 years old, will benefit from their own library, cafeteria, gym and play area. It will be open to up to 180 children as of October 2017 and will incorporate most up to date facilities and technologies that help set early learners on the right path for a successful future.\u201d Dr. Robert Brindley, AISB Director\n\u201cWe are very excited that this project, long in the planning, has finally taken off. Early learning is key to the future of intelligent, emotionally attuned and independent minded individuals and we have looked to the best schools in the world for guidance on how we can best support them in their learning. We look forward to creating wonderful memories in the new building.\u201d Rosella Diliberto, Early Childhood Principal\nThe Early Childhood Center is only the first level of campus enhancement at the American International School of Bucharest. Following are the expansion and modernization of the school Library to better tend to the needs of each and every one of the school\u2019s students, an extension of the High School building which will provide an opportunity to build classrooms and laboratories that more closely meet curriculum requirements, provide faculty spaces for collaborative planning and study areas for students. Last but not least, a Science, Technology and Design Center will be built. This will serve all students from the age of 8 years old to encourage an innovative curriculum that links the traditional academic subjects of technology and science with the modern, creative design process. These spaces will feature advanced technological equipment that affords teaching practices and student learning opportunities that are significantly more hands-on and experiential.\nThe American International School of Bucharest educates 820 students from 56 countries and is an IB World school, offering the International Baccalaureate Program at all levels. The AISB is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Council of International Schools, it is authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization and recognized by the Romanian Ministry of Education.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Eccentric\u2019 House of Lords takes perks but contributes \u2018nothing\u2019 - former Lord Speaker\nCommuters walk to work over Westminster Bridge in central London \u00a9 Toby Melville \u00a9 Reuters\nThe House of Lords has been shamed by a former Lord Speaker, who said some peers contribute \u201cnothing\u201d while claiming their \u00a3300 daily personal allowance.\nIn a new BBC documentary that aims to shed light on the extravagance of the Upper Chamber, Lady D\u2019Souza said, although a \u201ccore\u201d of the 805 peers work \u201cincredibly hard,\u201d there are \u201cmany\u201d who fail to carry out their duties.\nDuring the program, D\u2019Souza describes the tendency of peers to squander their taxpayer-funded allowance, including one unnamed peer who kept a taxi waiting while he popped into the Lords.\nHouse of Lords told to back Brexit bill or face being abolished \u2013 reports\n\u201cI can remember one occasion when I was leaving the House quite late and there was a peer \u2013 who shall be utterly nameless \u2013 who jumped out of a taxi just outside the peers\u2019 entrance, left the engine running,\u201d D\u2019Souza said.\n\u201cHe ran in, presumably to show that he\u2019d attended, and then ran out again while the taxi was still running.\n\u201cSo I mean that\u2019s not normal, but it is something that does happen and I think that we have lost the sense of honor that used to pertain, and that is a great, great shame,\u201d she said.\nHowever, D\u2019Souza herself was criticized for questionable expenses, after she made a driver wait four hours while she attended Benjamin Britten\u2019s Gloriana with the Chairman of the Federation Council of Russia.\nD\u2019Souza ordered a chauffeur who charged \u00a3230 despite the opera being just a mile from the Houses of Parliament.\nLiberal Democrat peer Lord Tyler, who believes peers in the House of Lords should be elected rather than appointed or inherited, also features in the documentary.\nHe said the House is not \u201crepresentative\u201d of the wider population, as there are more over-90s than under-40s.\n\u201cIt is the best daycare center for the elderly in London, families can drop in on him or her and make sure that the staff will look after them very well, nice meals subsidized by the taxpayer, and they can have a snooze in the afternoon in the chamber or in the library,\u201d he said.\nThe House of Lords, which helps shape laws after they are sent from the House of Commons, is made up of around 800 members, most of whom are \u2018life peers\u2019 appointed by the prime minister.\nTory Lord Tebbit said the number of peers serving government is excessive.\nExpenses Scandal 2.0? British MPs want more perks on their taxpayer-funded credit cards\n\u201cFar too many people have been put in here as a sort of personal reward,\u201d Tebbit told the BBC.\n\u201cYou wouldn\u2019t have imagined Mrs. Thatcher wanting to give a peerage to Denis Thatcher\u2019s tailor or something like that.\n\u201cBut we have come pretty close to that in recent years,\u201d he said.\nThe House itself claims that it is an \u201cactive and effective revising chamber\u201d with a solid code of conduct.\nBaroness King of Bow used the documentary to defend the chamber, even arguing that it does more work than the Commons.\n\u201cLook at what the Lords does and what the Commons does, and the comparative legislative chaos that is being sent from the Commons to the Lords, and I genuinely think, thank God the Lords are there to do the serious work, without just being inundated with the political point-scoring,\u201d the Baroness said.",
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        "raw_content": "Asked about President Trump\u2019s Tweets earlier this week complaining that California water policies were hurting efforts to fight more than a dozen major fires burning across the state, McClintock responded, \u201cI think the president confused two issues that are separate,\u201d referring to water policy and forest policy.\nBut he added, \u201cOnce you separate them he\u2019s right on both.\u201d\nMcClintock has long been critical of both the state\u2019s water policies and its forest management practices. California\u2019s leaders are now seeking to ramp up efforts to do some of the forest management that the Republican congressman and others have been advocating for \u2014 things like clearing dead brush and trees and thinning the number of trees in the forest. Much of California\u2019s forests are on national forest land, however, which requires federal action.\nThe U.S. Forest Service, for example, is heading up the response to the Donnell Fire, a 23,000-plus acre blaze that is only 5 percent contained. Most the forest land is uninhabited, however, so the threat to property and lives is far lower than the deadly Carr Fire around Redding or the Mendocino Complex Fire, which is now the largest fire in state history.\nOn Wednesday, McClintock joined the rest of the House Republican delegation in signing a letter to President Trump thanking him for \u201cdeclaring a major disaster declaration for wildfires burning in California.\u201d That Aug. 5th disaster declaration only made federal relief funding available for fire victims in Shasta County, where the Carr Fire is burning. And the Republican letter does not specifically request federal aid for victims of the Mendocino Complex Fire, as a letter from a bipartisan group of California Congress members asked on Aug. 7, or other fire victims.\nLetter to the President by Dan Smith on Scribd\nMcClintock\u2019s Democratic opponent, Jessica Morse, criticized the congressman on Twitter for not joining the bipartisan letter. McClintock told The Bee it was because he had already signed onto the GOP delegation letter which addressed all the fires burning in California. But instead of a direct request for federal disaster aid, it simply urges Trump\u2019s \u201ccontinued leadership and support\u201d for California and says the members of Congress \u201cstand ready to assist you in expediting federal support to impacted communities.\u201d\nMcClintock praised the response from both the Cal Fire and federal responses in fighting the fires burning around the state. His concern is that existing forest management policies have created massive amounts of tinder to fuel these catastrophic fires.\nCongress made a breakthrough earlier this year when it agreed to change the way the Forest Service budgets for firefighting, creating a separate stream of money to fight fires so that the agency doesn\u2019t have to raid its regular budget and slow its other forest work. The bipartisan deal rolled back some environmental requirements, which many liberals didn\u2019t like. And on the flip side, it didn\u2019t go nearly far enough for conservatives, like McClintock, who want to rein in environmental reviews on a far broader scale to make is easier for forest clearing and logging projects to go forward.\n\u201cWe still have a long way to go,\u201d he told The Bee. McClintock and other House Republicans support legislation that would allow forest management projects to bypass many of those environmental review steps. The legislation has twice passed the House, only to be stalled in the Senate. He noted, however, that he was able to get similar language included in a 2016 water infrastructure bill that circumvented the review process for certain forest management efforts in the Tahoe Basin national forests. He believes the results will make \u201ca very strong case that (the law) needs to be extended throughout West.\u201d\nConservation groups, however, are skeptical. 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        "raw_content": "Modibama- a little term I have coined since US President Barack Obama arrived in New Delhi today to meet with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi- could be just the key to success for the two largest democracies in the world. Obama's visits hold great significance for the two nations in terms of climate talks, bilateral economic talks, military (which is pretty interesting because like 80% of India's military weapons came from Russia... awkward), and renewable energy. Besides this, Obama will also be at the Indian Republic Day celebrations on January 26, making him the first American President to be a part of the extravagant festivities.\nWhy is this such a big deal, and what are the main issues that many are hoping will be resolved through this rather significant visit? One of the main issues is the implementation of a nuclear deal between both countries. Today, the two leaders successfully finalized terms and conditions for operationalising the nuclear deal and the foundation of the deal has been established. Besides this, climate change is a major problem, and the US has expressed interest in helping to finance India's quick growing solar-power program, as well as decrease air pollution levels throughout the country.\nIn today's address, Modi and Obama were very much at ease with each other, and both leaders have been extremely optimistic about the progress and development of the relationship between India and the United States. These visits mark the beginning of a new era in the partnership between the two nations.",
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        "raw_content": "The Saliva plays an incredible role within the mouth. Not only does it cleanse your teeth but it can be a very accurate diagnostic tool. Saliva is secreted from the major salivary glands including the parotid, submandivular, and sublingual glands. Slightly acidic at a pG of 6.0-7.0, saliva itself consists of 99.5% water, and .5% electrolytes, mucus, glycoproteins, enzymes, and antibacterial compounds IgA and lysozyme.\nHow does something so simple as saliva work?\nIn previous years, scientists required blood in order to test for genetic pathogens. Modern technology allows for diagnostic testing using just saliva by detecting specific biomarkers such as mRNAs, microRNAs, proteins and metabolites. Scientists at UCLA have helped shown that saliva can be an extremely accurate medium for health screening just as blood and other body fluids. It was vast potential for early detection of cancers, autoimmune diseases, diabetes, and many other disorders.\nFor almost every disease, there are monoclonal antibodies (mAb or moAb) or monospecific antibodies that are made from different immune cells. These cells have a specific affinity to bind to one epitope, an antigenic determinant. Because of the specificity of these cells, it is possible to use specific mAbs to test for specific diseases.\nThere exists many salivary data banks which contains a list of all known health risks that can be detected. The UCLA Salivaomics Knowledge Base is one which you can view here.\nAll of this is possible because saliva comes from the blood. Saliva is made in the same way you make tears; you have glands which have a rich blood supply. When the blood goes through our salivary glands, the walls of the capillaries are small enough for water molecules and small protein indicators to leach out. Essentially, what is found in our blood can also be found in our saliva and because of this saliva can be used as a source to monitor both oral and general health.\nMaterials and procedures:\nIt's as easy as two simple steps!\nSteril saline\nfunneled collection tube with red screw caps\ntwo barcode labels\nplastic specimen transport bag\nSwish saline around the mouth for 30 seconds.\nSpit and you're done!\nIn addition to pathogens, saliva can be used to detect genetic diseases and genes. DNA is a part of all cells and every living beings. It can be extracted from virtually any part of the human body: hair, finger nails, skin, sweat, blood, and even saliva. Saliva contains serum, proteins, hormones, mucosal skin cells, white blood cells and bacterial cells which makes it an excellent source of identifying certain disease-causing pathogens and genes. DNA can be extracted from bacterial cells in the saliva to tell us what kinds of bacteria are present in the mouth which in turn allows for all of the following:\nScreening embryos for disease & birth defects\nScreening for specific gene related diseases in adults\nDiagnostic confirmation\nIt's not always possible to prevent health related issues which is why it is important to have a more secure way of identifying the problem so that it can be effectively treated.\nGenetic salivary diagnostic testing identifies the type and concentration of specific perio-pathogenic bacteria that are known to cause periodontal disease. This is a bacterial DNA test that allows for a earlier more specific treatment of periodontal disease based on the actual causes of infection - not just from clinical signs and symptoms which can be unreliable.\n\u2190 Buy Local Santa Monica Get The Most Out Of Teeth Whitening Products \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "The Public Health Science (PHS) major at Santa Clara University provides students with a rigorous intellectual framework to explore human health. The PHS curriculum includes biomedical sciences, social sciences, mathematics and statistics. Interdisciplinary public health courses integrate the curriculum, which is woven throughout with themes of global engagement, community service, and social justice.\nThe Public Health Program strives to positively impact the health of our university community, and the health of communities beyond the university. Our faculty, staff, and students are committed to working with campus, regional, and global partners to identify and characterize challenges to human health, develop innovative research and intervention strategies, and advocate for social changes that will lead to a more human, just, and sustainable world.\nSonja Mackenzie's newly published article on reframing masculinity\nReframing masculinity: structural vulnerability and HIV among black men who have sex with men and women\nTop 20 Public Health Majors in the US\nCollege Factual Ranks Top 20 Colleges For Public Health Majors\nDeogratias Niyizonkiza (\"Deo\") Visit at SCU\nOn March 12, 2018, Deogratias Niyizonkiza (\"Deo\"), founder and CEO of Village Health Works (VHW) visited Santa Clara University.\nCraig Stephens, Director\nCaitlin Lollis, Sr. Administrative Assistant\nKenna Hall 110\nphsc@scu.edu",
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        "raw_content": "Pease Greeters welcome 400th plane carrying military\nPORTSMOUTH \u2014 The smiles on their faces said it all Thursday.\nOne by one, all 91 members of the 16th Air Tanker Squadron of the U.S. Air Force made their way down the Heroes Walk at the Portsmouth International Airport at Pease into a room filled with cheering spectators waiting with coffee, doughnuts, camouflage bibles and warm smiles and handshakes.\nThe event marked the 400th time since 2005 that the Pease Greeters, volunteers who attend landings and takeoffs of all military flights, have shown up to support the men and women of the nation's armed forces.\nConsidered to be a milestone, Thursday's event featured hundreds of Seacoast veterans, residents, school children and even a few animals who gathered at the airport to say farewell to the troops before they headed overseas.\nThe squadron, made up of mostly pilots, is headed to southwest Asia to conduct cargo flight missions in C-17 aircraft.\nThursday's goodbye was especially meaningful for one soldier.\nWaiting in the crowd for William \"Mac\" MacVittie were his parents, Paul and Robbin of Newbury.\nMacVittie's parents said they got word their son was flying into Portsmouth last minute and drove nearly 90 mph to see him off.\n\"We're very thankful to see him and hug him,\" said Robbin MacVittie.\nThe 27-year-old pilot signed up for the Air Force Academy one day after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, according to his parents. Since graduating in 2006, MacVittie has flown more than 100 combat missions.\nUpon spotting their son among the dozens exiting the aircraft, the MacVitties cheered and waved to get his attention.\nWhat followed was a long embrace.\n\"I'm very grateful,\" said William.\nThe family agreed the opportunity to say goodbye face-to-face was a \"blessing.\"\nFor the squadron's commanding officer, Lt. Colonel Ken Greenstreet, the greeting on Thursday was more than he could have asked for.\n\"I knew there was going to be a surprise, but I did not know it was going to be this big of a surprise,\" said Greenstreet.\nHaving flown in the Air Force for nearly 21 years, Greenstreet said he's never experienced quite what took place on Thursday.\nWith four months of being overseas ahead of him and his crew, Greenstreet said the surprise ensured the troops would leave with a smiles on their faces.\nThe milestone event also featured a homecoming for one of the founding members of the Pease Greeters.\nFormer greeter leader Ed Johnson stopped by the 400th flight not only to wish the troops well, but also to say hello to some of his longtime friends and fellow veterans.\nThe visit was an emotional one for Johnson.\n\"This is a group of special people getting a chance to meet another group of special people,\" said Johnson.\nThe former Marine waited in line with the rest of the greeters and made sure to shake each service member's hand.\n\"This makes me feel complete,\" he said.\nTo learn more about the Pease Greeters, visit www.peasegreeters.org.",
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        "raw_content": "Locals 'go above and beyond' for food drive\nPORTSMOUTH \u2014 The generosity of Portsmouth-area residents was in evidence Friday outside Philbrick's Fresh Market.\nThe Portsmouth Area Rotary Club held its annual Harvest for Hunger Food Drive on Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with a goal to collect food pantry items and raise at least $3,000 to benefit local food pantries.\n\"I am pleasantly surprised by the response of Portsmouth area residents,\" said Rotarian Bill Powers.\nRotarian Marie Brownell agreed, saying residents had been going above and beyond in their donations.\nPowers said people had been stopping by to drop off canned goods and cash. Prepriced bags of nonperishable items, put together by the staff of Philbrick's, could be purchased for $5 or $10, and several grocery carts were already full of supplies by about 4 p.m.\nThe $3,000 goal is a challenge match. If residents donate $1,500 or more, the Rotary Club will match the amount.\n\"The Rotary Club members hold this drive each year to help alleviate hunger in the Seacoast,\" said Tony Delyani, club president. \"This year, both The Salvation Army and the Seacoast Food Pantry have seen a 60 percent jump in demand, so we will donate $1,500 if we can raise at least that much. The $3,000 will buy approximately $6,000 worth of groceries for the two agencies at the New Hampshire Food Bank.\"\nThe community was encouraged to donate cash, checks, food (dated canned food and non-perishables only) and hygiene products to reduce hunger for the many Seacoast families in need. Demand has increased over last year, with more people coming to the soup kitchen and requesting financial help, causing a deficit on the pantry shelves.\nDonations will benefit The Salvation Army Food Pantry and Seacoast Food Pantry.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00bb About the Secretary\nBiography | A Background in Business | Over 25 Years of Public Service | Transparency in State Government\nJim Condos is Vermont\u2019s 38th Secretary of State. First elected in 2010, he has an extensive background in business as well as both municipal and local government. Jim has one daughter, Chelsea.\nAlthough born in Orange, NJ, in 1951, Jim moved to Burlington with his family when he was four years old. He later moved to South Burlington and graduated from South Burlington high school and then the University of Vermont.\nWith over 30 years of business experience gained working in a variety of diverse companies\u2014from a global Fortune 100, to a Vermont-based, family-owned, grocery distribution company, to a Vermont regulated utility\u2014Jim understands Vermont business needs.\n\u201cIn government, as in business, I focus on the customer experience. If there is anything that I learned in my thirty plus years working in the business sector, it is that information and accessibility are key.\u201d\nInitially, getting involved in local government to help solve a local zoning issue, Jim began reading up on statute and involving himself in municipal government and has been an avid advocate for the people\u2019s right to know ever since.\nJim served for 18 years (1989 to 2007) on the South Burlington City Council, the last eight years of which he served as chair.\nIn 2001, Jim was elected as a Senator for Chittenden County. He served four terms and chaired three integral committees: Education (2003\u20132004); Government Operations (2005\u20132006); Joint Legislative IT (2008).\nSince his election as Secretary of State in 2010, Jim has worked tirelessly to bring greater transparency to all levels of government.\nDuring each non-election year, Jim tours the state on his \u201cTransparency Tour\u201d discussing open meeting and public records laws with local officials and the public. While the official tour is biennial, he will gladly bring his presentation to any town that requests it, at all times of the year. View more information about (or request a presentation of) the Transparency Tour.",
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        "raw_content": "OPERATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE/DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE- OUI/DUI/DWI\nDrunk driving is a serious offense in Massachusetts and nationwide that can have serious consequences to one's livelihood and future. Massachusetts has some of the strictest drunk driving laws, and punishments include loss of one's license to operate a motor vehicle, long and strict periods of probation and even incarceration. Penalties grow more serious very quickly for second offenses and continue to grow for additional OUI convictions. The good news is that these cases can often be defended and won.\nMassachusetts also allows first offenders some leniency. Here is an overview of possible punishments for drunk driving in Massachusetts.\nWhat is the Punishment for Drinking and Driving/OUI/DUI/DWI in Massachusetts?\nOperating under the influence (OUI) is more commonly known as driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI). Our firm handles all types of these cases in Massachusetts, including those involving:\nFirst-offense DUI: Even first offense OUI/DUI arrests can have serious penalties and consequences. This includes the loss of your driver\u2019s license for 45 to 90 days, up to 2.5 years imprisonment, $500 to $5,000 in fines, fees and a criminal record. You will also be required to participate in a weekly alcohol awareness program. An experienced lawyer can advise you on the most lenient first-offender possibilities and can advocate for that disposition in court, if that is the best possible outcome.\nSecond-offense DUI: Things get even more serious with a second offense DUI. There is a mandatory minimum 30-day jail sentence. There may be eligibility for a mandatory, but more lenient sentence to a 14-day inpatient treatment center. The maximum sentence is 2.5 years in prison. You could also owe $600 to $10,000 in fines and lose your license. If your first offense is more than ten years old, or from another state, a knowledgable attorney may be able to advocate an even more lenient resolution for you.\nThird-offense and greater DUI and Felony DUI: Lengthy, mandatory jail sentences are the most serious consequence of a third offense DUI and the sentences get longer for each subsequent offense. The third offense will result in a minimum 150-day jail sentence. A fourth conviction is a felony charge, which includes a minimum one-year state prison sentence.\nOperating with a license suspended for a DUI conviction: There is a mandatory sixty-day jail sentence If your license was suspended after a DUI and you are arrested for driving with a suspended license. You will also face $500 in fines and additional suspensions of your driver\u2019s license.\nDUI drugs: Our General Laws provide for similar punishments for DUI whether under the influence of alcohol or under the influence of drugs. However, DUI drugs charges create an opportunity for a different kind of defense in court because the prosecution must prove both the presence of drugs in your system and that those drugs have affected your ability to drive a car safely. Our Boston attorney\u2019s office has successfully defended numerous DUI drugs cases.\nMotor vehicle homicide: Driving under the influence that results in a death is a very serious crime and very tragic situation for everybody involved. A first offense carries a mandatory one-year jail sentence. If you are found to have been negligent in addition to driving under the influence, you face a mandatory state prison sentence\nDUI by drivers under 21: A younger driver faces more serious consequences for drinking and driving. An underage driver need only have .02 percent blood alcohol content (BAC) to lose his or her license for 210 days on a first offense. If the underage driver has a BAC of .08 or greater, he or she can be convicted of drunk driving in Massachusetts and face the same penalties as a driver over the age of 21. Drivers under 21 face far lengthier suspensions for breath test refusals (3 years) and breath test failures (210 days, which can be reduced to 30 days if you enroll in a driver\u2019s education program). These suspensions are separate from and in addition to your license suspension if you are later found guilty of DUI.\nCall Serpa Law Office\u2019s Boston office for a free consultation to discuss all of your options.\nDUI Defense | Boston Drunk Driving Lawyer Serpa Law Office",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Invest > Bank investments > Our support\nInvest in banking of Andorra with Set Up\nDo you want to invest in banking in Andorra without knowing how or where to start? With Set Up, the essential private concierge of the Principality, you will be able to reach your goals efficiently. Thanks to our expertise and our exclusive network of partners, you will be put in contact with the best banks in the country. We also accompany you in order to introduce you to the functioning of the Andorran financial system and guide you in your steps, especially for the opening of a bank account in Andorra and the study of your potential investments.\nSet Up assistance, a concrete and tailor-made accompaniment in all discretion\nThe Andorran banking system is completely transparent and bank secrecy is no longer relevant under agreements with France and other countries, on the steps being taken in the fight against tax havens.\nIn fact, if you decide to open an account and invest in the bank in Andorra, the French tax office may ask to have access to your statements of account, upon request to the Andorran bank(s) you have chosen.\nWhat does not mean at all that the Principality does not remain attractive for financial investors, quite the opposite!\nWhether you are an Andorran resident or not, an individual or acting on behalf of a company, it is entirely possible for you to open an account in Andorra in order to launch investment or banking.\nIn order to take advantage of the many benefits, the first thing to do when investing in the bank in Andorra, is to open an account.\nWith its experience and its perfect knowledge of the various institutional mechanisms of the country, the Private Concierge Set Up offers support and tailor-made assistance in accordance with the laws applied when opening a bank account in Andorra.\nIts many relationships in the banking sector of the Principality make it a perfect partner for all your efforts, which are thus facilitated!\nInvesting in the bank in Andorra: opening an account\nSet Up also advises you on legal matters and for the meeting of the documents necessary to open an Andorran bank account, in order to meet all the legal provisions of the Principality.\nTo open an account before you can invest in the bank in Andorra, the two main documents are:\ncopy of an identity document (passport, identity card);\nletter of recommendation from your usual bank;\ndocument proving proof of domiciliation tax (water bill, electricity, etc.).\nIn addition, keep in mind that becoming a resident in Andorra also requires the opening of a bank account in the Principality. The country is full of many attractions (sumptuous landscapes, standard of living, cultural and heritage offer, etc.) and it is not uncommon for investors and entrepreneurs to consider moving there after discovering it!\nThe interest of investing and placing your money in a bank in Andorra\nInvesting in the bank in Andorra by placing your money in the country is possible from France, as any other country. More and more people do not hesitate to take steps to benefit from the attractive conditions of financial investments in the Principality. For several years, Andorran leaders have pursued a policy of openness to foreign investment, in the various sectors of the economy, real estate, business, finance, etc.\nBusiness creation has recently exploded in the Principality, with entrepreneurs taking advantage of the potential for tax savings due to low tax and VAT rates (IGI). The cost of labor and social charges is also much lower than in most countries of the continent.\nWhy invest in banking in Andorra?\nAndorran banks are among the best banks in the world. Offering a wide range of products ranging from savings to targeted or more complex financial investments, they are renowned for their high solvency and high capital requirements.\nBeyond investing in the bank in Andorra, holding a bank account in the Principality already gives you the opportunity to have additional services and diversified compared to traditional French and European banks. These include the holding of accounts in several currencies as well as many financial products and tools that can satisfy the most seasoned investors.\nA warm welcome is assured\nAndorran banks are renowned for the quality of their welcome and their proximity to customers. If the official language of the country is Catalan, the staff of the agencies is polyglot. Set Up will always be at your side when there is doubt or misunderstanding of some documents, most of them written in Catalan!\nIf you plan to invest in the bank in Andorra and place your money in the country, do not hesitate to contact Set Up, Agency of reference in Principality. We will study your projects with the greatest attention and will be able to advise you according to your aspirations and goals.",
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        "raw_content": "One of the most exciting parts about retirement is the freedom to travel more extensively and to places that weren\u2019t as feasible while you were still working. As exciting as it is to plan trips, it can be a little daunting too. Maybe you already have a short list of cities, states, or countries you\u2019ve been eager to see or you\u2019re completely open-minded about your next destination.\nEither way, here are a few tips to help you make the decision:\nBegin with a \u201cdream list.\u201d Don\u2019t think too much about it\u2014just get out your pen and paper, pour yourself a cup of tea, and dream! What makes your top 10 list in the U.S.? Where do you want to go internationally? It\u2019s okay to start big too. Maybe you know you want to go to Europe, but you\u2019re not sure exactly which countries. Put it on the list and come back to it later.\nLook at your budget. Think about your travel budget as an annual expense to give yourself a little flexibility. Maybe you want to take one longer, international trip each year combined with a few less expensive jaunts around the country. Maybe you prefer all short vacations to make your dollars go further. Knowing approximately how much you can spend on travel each year will help you narrow your choices to destinations within financial reach and budget them appropriately.\nThink about your favorite things to do. Sometimes it\u2019s easier to think about the type of trip you\u2019d like to take rather than the exact location. So, what appeals to you? Being active by hiking, walking, or biking? Food and wine tasting? Adventure seeking and touring places with significant historical or cultural significance? Rejuvenation and wellness? Relaxing and soaking up the sun? Note that your answers to these questions might vary from vacation to vacation. Most people don\u2019t want to repeat the exact same trip over and over, after all. But when thinking about your next destination, what types of activities sound fun and interesting?\nConsider the season. If you\u2019re retired and flexible on your travel dates, it\u2019s wise to plan your trips during the right season based on your goals. And by \u201cseason,\u201d we\u2019re referring to two things: the time of year (summer/fall/winter/spring) and the tourist season. The sweet spot is the time of year when your destination has good weather but isn\u2019t swarming with other travelers, but you\u2019ll need to decide which tradeoff you\u2019re most comfortable with. If you\u2019re avoiding tourist season by going somewhere during its coldest month of the year, will you still enjoy yourself and be able to do everything you want to do?\nCreate a loose three-year calendar. It can be hard to narrow down a long list of ideas to just one, but picking several top destinations and putting tentative months/years to them might make this process easier. Once you have a few places in front of you, you can move things around after you do your homework on the best seasons to travel to each place and price out flights and hotel stays.\nGet the help of a travel agent. If you have some general ideas about where you want to vacation, but you\u2019re overwhelmed by the idea of researching specific locales and planning it all out, a travel agent or group travel company can help. (Be sure to check out our blog, Great Resources for Senior Travel, which has some excellent resources.) Of course, when you\u2019re a Trilogy Member, you can participate in Explore 360, our cross-community travel program that has taken Members to places like the Mediterranean Coast and Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.\nAs you begin this exciting \u201cpost-professional\u201d phase of life where it\u2019s all about you, vacation planning may very well become your new favorite hobby! And remember not to put too much pressure on crafting the \u201cperfect\u201d destination. Every trip you take will be a journey you\u2019ll always cherish. So, hop on a travel review website, get out your map, and dive right in. Planning and anticipating your next vacation is half the fun!",
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        "raw_content": "Includes Multivitamin with Iron (90 servings); OPC-3 (90 servings); Activated B-Complex (90 servings) and Calcium Plus (90 servings) Code: 6466\nSave BIG on Four ESSENTIAL Customer Favorites!\nIsotonix OPC-3\u00ae - The most powerful antioxidant supplement on the market today!\nProvides complete antioxidant protection.\nDemonstrates anti-inflammatory activity and promotes joint health.\nIsotonix\u00ae Multivitamin with Iron - Get TOTAL Nutrition!\nIsotonix\u00ae Calcium Plus - Essential for maintaining strong bones, healthy teeth and gums\nPromotes normal regulation of enzyme & hormone production.\nIsotonix\u00ae Activated B-Complex - BOOST YOUR B VITAMINS with our active forms of vitamins B6 & B12 Plus Quatrefolic\u00ae\nVegetarian - Isotonix Daily Essentials Kit is a vegetarian product\nThere\u2019s nothing more important than taking care of yourself on a daily basis. 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        "raw_content": "Sandler's Corporate Story\nAbout the Sandler organization\nWe were ahead of our time then, and we're still leading the way now\nSandler has been a training leader for decades\nIn 1967, David Sandler developed the Sandler Selling System, the methodology behind it and the concept of \u201creinforcement training\u201d for substantive change and lasting success.\nDavid Sandler was a true visionary who was far ahead of his time. Since his revolutionary methodology was founded on basic principles of the psychology of human behavior, it has stood the test of time.\nThe current proof of our ongoing success lies in the success of tens of thousands of our clients, whose lives and careers we continue to transform every year.\nUsing the foundation of the Sandler Selling System, we are continually creating new sales, sales management and leadership programs for small- and mid-sized companies as well as Fortune 500 organizations.\nOur programs are so effective in part, because they're so adaptable, and can be customized for application to any industry or organizational structure.\nDave Mattson, our current CEO and President, worked closely with David Sandler in the early days of our organization, and assumed leadership in 2007.\nMore about Dave Mattson",
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        "raw_content": "https://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/After-years-of-dispute-city-approves-O-G-s-5622.php\nAfter years of dispute, city approves O&G's expansion plan\nSTAMFORD -- After more than a decade of land-use disputes, the city has agreed to allow O&amp;G Industries to expand its use of the northern portion of their plant site at 72 Davenport St. under the condition that it provide public access to its waterfront.\nAs part of a long list of conditions, the Torrington-based asphalt and concrete manufacturer must construct a landscaped park area and a path from Pulaski Street that will run along the West Branch of the Stamford Harbor.\nThe agreement represents a significant compromise with O&amp;G, which has owned facilities in Stamford since 1996. The company has for many years sought to renovate an approximately three-acre portion of its seven-acre site.\nNow the city's largest waterfront industrial user will be able to increase its operations while limiting its impact on recreational users, a group that is expected to grow with redevelopment in the South End and Waterside.\nThe agreement also paves the way for the city to build a continuous public waterfront path starting from the downtown to along both sides of the West Branch of Stamford Harbor.\nZoning Board members last week voted 4-0 to approve the coastal site and zoning plan. Among O&amp;G's requests was permission to build storage bins for construction aggregate and 9-foot-high walls along the waterfront.\nAfter the decision, Richard Warren, a facilities manger at O&amp;G, said the company needed to take time to review the five pages of conditions but added, \"We're happy that the board has come to a decision that allows us to move forward.\"\nAs part of last week's ruling, the Zoning Board determined that O&amp;G's proposed use of the north end of the site was not water-dependent, a point that was critical to its ability to expand its operations there.\nO&amp;G had contended there should not be a distinction between the northern part of the site and the southern part, where barges bring in sand and stone about twice a week.\nThe decision puts an end to a long-contested and complicated issue. In 2006, the Zoning Board unanimously denied a similar application submitted by O&amp;G, which it filed as part of its settlement of a lawsuit with the city over alleged violations of its 1997 Zoning Board approval.\nBoard Chairwoman Phyllis Kapiloff, who is stepping down from the board at the end of this month, recalled that O&amp;G was among the first applicants she dealt with after joining the board in 1995.\n\"I learned more about concrete and asphalt than I ever wanted to know,\" she said.\nStaff Writer Elizabeth Kim can be reached at elizabeth.kim@scni.com or 964-2265.\nO&G appeals zoning decision, reviving longtime tug of war",
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        "raw_content": "Jenna R. Hueneger\nBy Jenna Hueneger and Steve Cosentino\nAs children's activities on the Internet have expanded, many states and the federal government have enacted legislation to regulate such activities and other \"smart\" children\u2019s products\u2014products that collect, transmit or store electronic data. One such law, the Children\u2019s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), was enacted by Congress with the goal of giving parents the ability to know about, understand, consent to, and monitor the type of information collected from their children online. Specifically, COPPA prohibits certain operators of websites and online services from collecting, using, or disclosing personal information from children under the age of 13 without first obtaining verifiable parental consent. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) promulgated regulations, known as the COPPA Rule (the Rule), to implement and enforce the provisions of COPPA.\nRecognizing an increase in the number and type of smart children\u2019s products, we previously published guidance on data privacy compliance as it relates to smart children\u2019s products, including an article discussing the interplay of federal and state data privacy laws and smart children\u2019s products and, as relevant to this update, an article exploring the applicability of COPPA to mobile apps.\nAs we noted in our article regarding the applicability of COPPA to mobile apps, the FTC, through its many enforcement actions and other published guidance, has signaled its commitment to enforcing COPPA and ensuring the protection of children\u2019s data privacy online.\nMultiple companies subject to COPPA took notice of the FTC's eye towards enforcement, and in an effort to ensure their compliance with the Rule, requested that the FTC exempt the collection of audio files from COPPA's verifiable parental consent requirement under certain circumstances. In response, the FTC recently published additional guidance to clarify its position on the applicability of COPPA to the collection and use of voice recordings.\nCOPPA and Voice Recordings\nUnder COPPA, audio files that contain a child\u2019s voice are considered \"personal information,\" the collection, use and disclosure of which first requires direct notice to and verifiable consent from parents. So long as the information collected is \"personal information\" as defined by the Rule, operators must provide parents direct notice and obtain consent before collecting such information from children under the age of 13. Except for certain limited exceptions, the Rule does not differentiate among the various purposes for the collection, use or disclosure of personal information. Thus, the collection of an audio file from a child under the age of 13, even when the voice is being used solely as a replacement for written words (e.g., to convert voice to text in order to perform a search), would technically require verifiable parental consent.\nThe problem noted by many companies, and now recognized by the FTC, is the use of an audio file containing a child's voice may serve valuable functions that would otherwise be limited by strict enforcement of the requirement to obtain verifiable parental consent before collection. For example, verbal commands may be a necessity for certain children who are unable to write or are disabled.\nThe FTC, acknowledging the importance of the collection of audio files in certain circumstances, as well as the limited risk that a child may be contacted when the file is obtained for such a specific purpose and is then immediately deleted, crafted a new enforcement policy to address the issue. As noted in its guidance, the FTC announced that it will not enforce the parental consent requirement when collecting an audio file containing a child\u2019s voice solely as a replacement for written words, particularly in the context of converting the speech to perform a search or to fulfill a command. An operator using this exception may only hold the file for a brief time solely for that specific purpose and must provide notice of such collection and its deletion policy in its required privacy policy. The FTC also noted that the policy is not applicable when the operator requests other personal information from the child via voice, such as the child\u2019s name or address, or if the operator makes any other use of the audio file before the file is destroyed.\nCOPPA and Interconnected Apps\nCompanies collecting personal information from children should keep in mind that absent an exception, the FTC remains diligent in enforcing the Rule as to parental consent. For example, on January 8, 2018, the FTC announced a $650,000 settlement with VTech Electronics Limited and its U.S. subsidiary related to connected children's toys. VTech's Kid Connect app allowed children to send text messages and audio files to contacts approved by parents. While VTech obtained information about children from parents directly using its Learning Lodge Navigator online platform, VTech failed to obtain parental consent for information collected by the interconnected Kid Connect app and did not link its privacy policy in each area where the app collected personal information from children. An unauthorized intrusion into VTech's network brought this COPAA violation to light. VTech also did not encrypt personal information in violation of its stated privacy policy and correspondingly, the FTC Act.\nIn its new guidance on voice recordings, the FTC acknowledged that the collection of personal information to perform valuable functions that may be necessary for the proper use of online services, at least in certain circumstances, may outweigh strict enforcement of COPPA. Companies looking to rely on the new guidance in collecting audio files prior to obtaining parental consent must still be cognizant of the need to comply with all of the requirements of the limited exception or risk an FTC enforcement action. The exception is only applicable so long as (1) the audio file is collected for the limited purpose of replacing written words and is used for no other purpose, (2) other personal information of the child is not requested, (3) the file is deleted immediately after the transcription, and (4) the operator provides clear notice of its collection, use and destruction of audio files in its privacy policy.\nIn light of the new guidance and the recent VTech enforcement action, companies should make sure that their COPPA compliance program evaluates the purpose, storage and use of collected information. 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        "raw_content": "Thursday, November 22, 2018 \u2013 HAMILTON, ON \u2013 Today, St. Joseph\u2019s Healthcare Hamilton announced it is home to Canada\u2019s first orthopaedic surgical robot, the MAKO Rio Surgical Robotic System. The purchase of the robot \u2013 which until now has only been available outside of Canada \u2013 will be used with knee replacement surgery patients and will expand to include research into hip replacement and other orthopaedic surgical needs. It is the first step toward the creation of an Orthopaedic Robotic Surgery Centre at St. Joe\u2019s.\n\u201cFor decades, St. Joe\u2019s has been a leader in the field of robotic surgery,\u201d said Ms. Winnie Doyle, Interim President of St. Joseph\u2019s Healthcare Hamilton. \u201cWe are home to Canada\u2019s first robotic surgery, the world\u2019s first tele-surgery, and we are internationally recognized for our leadership in urologic and chest robotic surgery through the Boris Family Centre for Robotic Surgery. With the addition of the orthopaedic robot a whole new frontier of robotic research will benefit patients in Hamilton, across Canada, and beyond.\u201d\nIn Canada, arthritis is the second most common chronic illness. And in Hamilton, 1 in 5 Hamiltonians are affected by this debilitating condition. More than 1,800 arthritis patients from across the region visit St. Joe\u2019s each year for orthopaedic surgery with 600 patients undergoing hip or knee surgeries annually. There are many other patients that rely on St. Joe\u2019s Fracture and Orthopaedic Clinic from across the city and region.\n\u201cArthritis is very common, and care and treatment for arthritis has not progressed as far as in some other fields of medicine,\u201d explained Dr. Anthony Adili, Orthopaedic Surgeon and Chief of Surgery at St. Joe\u2019s. \u201cWith the research that is on the horizon with the orthopaedic robotic system, we anticipate uncovering new approaches to arthritis and other orthopaedic surgical treatments. We believe we now have new opportunities for operating on the knee, and that we will see even more positive, long-term benefits for patients.\u201d\nThe purchase of this leading-edge technology is the result of a truly made-in-Hamilton story. The catalyst to the project was a $1 million donation from a proud Hamilton couple. An investment through the City of Hamilton\u2019s Hamilton Future Fund, support from Stryker, the orthopaedic robotic technology owner with its Canadian headquarters in Hamilton, and donations from other grateful St. Joe\u2019s patients and community members, collectively brought the latest surgical technology and the promise of transformational research findings to Canada.\n\u201cIt is an honour to witness so many people and organizations provide support in order to bring Canada\u2019s first orthopaedic robot to St. Joe\u2019s Hamilton and to know that because of philanthropy our Hospital will continue to lead the way with innovative robotic research,\u201d shared Ms. Sera Filice-Armenio, President and CEO, St. Joseph\u2019s Healthcare Foundation. \u201cMembers of the community, municipal government, industry partners and St. Joe\u2019s have all come together so patients \u2013 present and future \u2013 will benefit.\u201d\nAbout The City of Hamilton, Hamilton Future Fund\nCreated in 2002 when Hamilton Hydro was sold, the Hamilton Future Fund provides funding to create and protect a permanent legacy for current and future generations of Hamiltonians to enjoy economic prosperity and improved quality of life.\nLaura Pagnotta\nlaura@stjoesfoundation.ca",
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        "raw_content": "The study of the nervous system and its relationship with body, mind, and behavior requires a multidisciplinary, collaborative enterprise to unravel the complex anatomical, physiological, and cognitive processes underlying behavioral manifestations. Current basic and clinical neuroscience research conducted within St. John\u2019s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences aims to shed light on the multiple neural processes of normal and pathological behaviors.\nMatteo Ruggiu, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Biological Sciences\nRNA Splicing in Neurons\nThe central nervous system comprises the tissues and cells with the highest rate of alternative splicing in the body, and RNA-binding proteins play a major functional role in neurons in both normal conditions and in disease. 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Her research shows that these brainwave patterns do not change when modifying levels of attention (Wagner et al., in preparation) and has identified normal patterns of variability for brain responses to naturally spoken words (Wagner et al., under revision). Her research is now directed towards determining the way individuals with speech and language impairment, auditory processing disorder, dyslexia, and autism recognize spoken words for comprehension within the auditory cortex.\nNative-Language Patterns of Speech Perception\nIndividuals who learn a second language as an adult have difficulty pronouncing non-native sounds. It is less commonly known, however, that these individuals also have difficulty hearing these non-native sounds. 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        "raw_content": "July 1, 2017 AmericasTerry Anzur\nOn a recent business trip, I took a detour to outer space. I planned an extra day to visit the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, which has a lot to offer space geeks of all ages. Sunday morning turned out to be the perfect time for a solo space mission. As one of the helpful exhibit guides explained, it\u2019s before the weekend Space Camp lets out and the tour buses arrive. In the afternoon, the lines can be more than 100 people long.\nHands On, No Waiting\nCompared to the Air and Space Museum in Washington DC, I found the Huntsville experience to be much more authentic and interactive. Before noon on a Sunday, it was possible to experience just about every ride and exhibit without waiting at all.\nI had the Mars climbing wall to myself, walked right into the International Space Station tour, and joined an enthusiastic family from Lithuania to experience the G-forces of the Space Shot, which they enjoyed doing over and over again. Once was enough for me. I also zoomed and loomed around the solar system in a virtual video exhibit. Here\u2019s my landing on Uranus. (Insert joke here.)\nShuttle Stack\nYou\u2019ll get a closeup look at America\u2019s real space machines, including the only space shuttle stack in the world. Los Angeles has a shuttle on display, but Huntsville is the only place where you can see a shuttle with its external fuel tank and rocket boosters. The pristine Pathfinder was the first shuttle built as a demonstration model, and it never flew in space.\nThe only place you can see the entire shuttle stack.\nHuntsville is proud of its history as the Rocket City and even the art in my hotel room was a reminder. Most of the bombs and rockets used by the US military are made around here. One exhibit envisioned future US soldiers looking a bit like Star Wars stormtroopers. Werhner von Braun, the German rocket scientist who built America\u2019s space program, holds a place of honor.\nMeet a Rocket Scientist\nFor me, the highlight was meeting Jay Foster, the former head of engineering and production, in the Saturn V building. He worked beside Von Braun from the early days and knew every inch of the massive rocket that towered over us. He\u2019s one of the engineers and astronauts who volunteer their time as docents. I lamented that Americans now have to hitch a ride with the Russians to get to the International Space Station. \u201cDon\u2019t worry,\u201d said the 86 year old rocket scientist with a twinkle in his eye. \u201cNot for long. We\u2019ll be back.\u201d\nIn the shadow of the Saturn V rocket are artifacts of the moon landings. Including the airstream trailer that was used as the Mobile Quarantine Facility after Apollo 12, the second moon landing in 1969. The MQF was lost to history until 2007, when a space enthusiast spotted it being used in a fishing camp. Nearby, kids lined up to sit inside a replica of the Apollo space capsule. For the dads \u2014 closer to the size of the real astronauts \u2014 it was a tight fit.\nSurprising finds are at every turn, including the capsule that took two monkeys into space in 1959 \u2014 the first animals to be returned to earth alive. You can also stand under a simulation of the powerful rocket blast the sent Americans to the moon.\nFriendly guides give tours of the International Space Station mockup that is used for Space Camp. On the weekend of my visit, a specialized camp was underway for aspiring astronauts with hearing disabilities.\nThe mixed-gender groups of space cadets included several young women wearing hijabs. The US State Department sponsors trips here to inspire STEM talent from all over the world. Here\u2019s a video made by a visitor from Morocco.\nAnd yes! Space Camp is also for adults. These two local comedians checked it out.\nThe huge gift shop is worth a visit, even if you can manage to resist buying something. The kid-sized space suits and amusing slogans on the T-shirts will make you smile.\nGetting there: The US Space and Rocket Center would be a fun destination for a road trip by car. It\u2019s surprisingly difficult and expensive to fly in and out of Huntsville. I\u2019m told that this is because the expense accounts of business travelers to the huge defense installations make it possible for airlines to hike up the fares. You\u2019ll have to connect through somewhere like Atlanta or Houston. Staying over a Saturday night can reduce the price of your ticket by a few hundred dollars.\nStaying in Huntsville: Local contacts recommended staying in the Village of Providence, a delightful neighborhood of recently built homes, restaurants and hotels. I stayed at the Homewood Suites, with all the usual amenities plus grits, biscuits and gravy for breakfast. This is the New South, with diversity and welcoming strangers everywhere! Nearby were several recommended restaurants including Taco Mama and Grille 29. I enjoyed a tasty pad thai at Phuket, sitting on the patio.\nBeer and Rockets: If you happen to visit on a summer Thursday, a biergarten in the rocket park serves up German cuisine, perhaps a tribute to the many German rocket scientists who settled in the Huntsville area during and after World War II. Proceeds benefit local worthy causes.\nGetting around: I didn\u2019t need a rental car. A friendly Lyft driver took me to the Space and Rocket Center for about $16 plus tip, and was there when I requested a ride back to my hotel. 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        "raw_content": "Pro-2nd Amendment students hold nationwide school walkout?\nWednesday's Example of Media Bias \u2014 Posted on May 2, 2018\nCarlsbad High School in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Will Riley, the 18 year old senior who organized it said about 600 students walked out for the final 16 minutes of the school day in order to minimize the classroom disruption and ensure that freshmen taking standardized tests could participate. He posted: \"My hometown, Carlsbad, had a great turnout and I\u2019m proud to say the same about the country overall.\nDon\u2019t let the harsh words of those without valid arguments discourage you. If they want to be civil, we can debate. If they want to call names, just push on through. #2a\nThe \u201cBig Three\u201d broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) and Spanish-language networks Univision and Telemundo ignored Thursday\u2019s student-led Stand for the Second nationwide school walkout against gun control. This blackout came after the networks collectively spent 10 minutes through numerous reports favorably reporting on the nationwide March for Our Lives walkout led by anti-gun Parkland students back in April.\nStand for the Second came in response to the March for Our Lives student walkouts for gun control sparked by the Feb. 14 mass shooting at Stoneman Douglas in Parkland, Florida, which left 17 dead.\nThe National School Walkout events on March 14 and April 20 drew massive media coverage as tens of thousands of students walked out, in some cases marching off campus and attending rallies at state capitals and the U.S. Capitol. More than 2,000 schools signed up for each of those walkouts.\n\u2026Despite the fact the walkout occurred Thursday morning, CBS News didn\u2019t publish a report online about it until well after CBS Evening News was off the air. However, CBS was the only network in the big three to report on the pro-Second Amendment students at all. CBS\u2019s Christopher Brito wrote:\n\u201cThe \u2018Stand for the Second\u2019 event was launched in response to student-led walkouts in March to show that not all students agree more gun laws are the answer to protect schools. The March protests against gun violence involved students at thousands of schools from coast to coast; Wednesday\u2019s events were more modest in size, but still passionate.\u201d\nWhile he noted the \u201cmodest\u201d size of the walkout, the CBS reporter never mentioned that the anti-gun walkout had tremendous help in promoting their cause through the media\u2019s vigorous support. MSNBC even urged viewers to sign a promise to vote anti-gun. And in the run-up to the pro-gun walkout, they didn\u2019t give that group of students a single second of promotion.\nFrom the networks alone, the anti-gun students got huge amounts of airtime. As an MRC study found:\nSince February 15 (the day after the Parkland, Florida school shooting) through March 19, the Big Three (ABC, CBS, and NBC) morning and evening news programs have aired 69 stories, plus an additional nine interviews, talking about the students\u2019 anti-gun efforts. During that same time, these networks failed to run even a single story mentioning any of the students from the same high school who have openly championed the Second Amendment.\nIn all, the networks aided anti-gun advocates at a rate of 11 to one in terms of who they went to for opinions and analysis. That\u2019s not to mention the number of liberal activist groups and celebrities who came together to give them a boost.\nIn spite of the media\u2019s underreporting, the Stand for the Second walkout took place in high schools across the country: those who want to preserve their right to bear arms stood up to make their voices heard.\nWill Riley, the 18-year-old New Mexico senior who organized Stand for the Second, said more than 500 schools had registered to participate.\nAt Carlsbad High School in Carlsbad, New Mexico, he said about 600 students walked out for the final 16 minutes of the school day in order to minimize the classroom disruption and ensure that freshmen taking standardized tests could participate.\n\u201cOurs was one of the bigger ones, but we had multiple reports of schools having several hundred students participating, and that\u2019s just what people are sharing with us,\u201d Mr. Riley said.\nAt the other end were kids who said they were the only ones at their schools to participate.\n\u201cWe had a couple of people who said they walked out alone, took a selfie, and sent it to us,\u201d Mr. Riley said. \u201cI think those people are very brave because they\u2019re clearly going against what a lot of their fellow students believe in, and they probably endured a lot of ridicule.\u201d\nMost of the television coverage came from local stations, with mentions on CNN and ABC, while the reporting on Fox News was more extensive.\nMr. Riley said one of his motivations for Stand for the Second was to ensure that schools gave equal treatment to both sides [as not all teens stand on the same side of every issue], adding that he felt his walkout received more pushback than the gun control protests.\nExcerpted from posts at the Washington Times and MRC.\n1. 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        "raw_content": "Hochbunkers in Munich - Often Seen, Seldom Looked At\nHow many things are there in your surroundings that you pass by every day, seeing but not looking at? You don't know exactly what they are and you gloss over them without wondering. Such was the case for me with Munich's approximately 40 hochbunkers, the overground bunkers built by Hitler in the first years of WWII. I have started cycling to them and taking pictures, collecting them so to speak. I will present them in the order in which I first visited them.\nWikipedia on Munich's hochbunkers:\nMost of Munich's hochbunker have been abandoned or are used for other purposes (living, art), only two (in the Schlei\u00dfheimer- and in the Blumenstra\u00dfe) are still dedicated as civil pprotection structures. Overground bunkers or air-raid towers were designed, patented and approved by the Reich Air Force for Air Defense in the early 1930s. With the same level of protection, bunkers are cheaper, faster and less material to build than underground bunkers. On October 10, 1940, a Fuhrer emergency program was designed for the construction of air raid bunkers in the German Reich. About 40 bunkers. LS special structures no. 1 to no. 40 and eight underground bunkers were built by the Stadtbauamt M\u00fcnchen under the direction of Karl Meitinger until the end of the war. After the war, all bunkers were to be blown up by American order. However, since there was a shortage of housing, the buildings remained largely intact.\nI used the Wikipedia list of Munich's hochbunkers with their locations for my photo outings by bicycle. I tried to include my bicycle in all the shots, however I think there is one picture without it. Although the website maintains there are approximately 40 of these structures, they only list 28. Of these 28, only 23 are still standing. I added one more, not on the Wikipedia list.\nHere are the 24 hochbunkers which I photogrpaphed between May and August 2018.\nAnhalter Platz 3, Munich\nLS special structure No. 3. The bunker was built in 1941, according to plans of the municipal building authority (City Building Council Karl Meitinger), as a five-story tower on octagonal floor plan with horizontal roof termination and then a flak construction as a freestanding air defense. It served as an air defense tower for the area around the station Milbertshofen.\nSchleissheimer Strasse 281, Munich\nLS special building No. 33, built in 1942 according to plans by Karl Meitinger von Kunz & Co. It is still subject to civil defense regulations and is available for protection of the population as a shelter.\nLS special structure No. 5. Built according to plans by Karl Meitinger von Brannek\u00e4mper. Property: Seven-storey massive concrete construction over rectangular plan with flat roof. The bunker was sold by the Federal Government in 2010 to a private investor. After renovation and refurbishment work, an eight-storey residential and commercial building with approx. 1,000 m\u00b2 of living and usable space was built. During the dismantling measures, around 2,000 tons of material were removed.\nPage still under construction!",
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        "raw_content": "SVE NEWS & CNN Sharing Series \u2013 China just quietly wrote off a chunk of Cameroon\u2019s debt. Why the secrecy?\nPosted on February 5, 2019 by docool in Asia Pacific News, European News, North American News, World News with 4 Comments\nCameroon President Paul Biya, left, with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in September 2018, in Beijing, China.\n(CNN) When top Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi met Cameroon President Paul Biya in the capital Yaounde last month and wrote off a chunk of the African country\u2019s debt, the deal very nearly went unnoticed.\nChina issued no press release, and the Cameroon government did not mention the debt cancellation in its write-up of Yang\u2019s visit.\nIt was only when a Chinese news report later alleged that Beijing had written off 3 trillion Central African CFA francs($5.2 billion) of Cameroon\u2019s debt during Yang\u2019s trip that the existence of a deal emerged.\nThe figure was incorrect. Five billion dollars is close to the amount Cameroon has borrowed from Beijing since 2000, according to the China Africa Research Initiative (CARI), and exceeds the amount the country is believed to still owe.\nFake news or honest mistake? WSJ cites off-mark figure in China-Cameroon debt. Prof. He Wenping: WSJ journalist could have made an honest mistake in the currency conversion, but regardless, could have led to people\u2019s misdjugement on China\u2019s debts with Africa@thepointwithlx pic.twitter.com/ToyqyslLII\n\u2014 ThePointwithLIUXin (@thepoint_CGTN) January 30, 2019\nLast week, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told CNN: \u201cChina agreed to waive the interest-free inter-governmental debt that Cameroon had not paid back by the end of 2018.\u201d\nThat debt was worth $78.4 million. Cameroon\u2019s total debt is 5.8 trillion Central African CFA francs ($10 billion), about a third of which is owed to China, according to the International Monetary Fund.\nIn short, this was a tiny slice of Cameroon\u2019s liability to China.\nSo why the initial secrecy?\nAfrican debt backlash\nDebt write-offs for developing nations are usually greeted with great fanfare, such as the IMF and World Bank\u2019s Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative, or the Paris Club\u2019s landmark debt wipe-out in the early 2000s.\nIn China, it\u2019s more complicated: African debt has become increasingly controversial at home.\nWhen President Xi Jinping pledged a $60 billion package of aid, investment and loans to Africa last September at the triennial Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, angry posts emerged on the Chinese internet. Critics questioned why China \u2014 where at least 30 million people still live in poverty, defined as an annual income of less than 2,300 yuan (about $340) \u2014 was giving money to Africa. Censors quickly deleted the complaints.\nThere is also this to consider: African nations have borrowed $143 billion from China since 2000, according to CARI figures. Beijing\u2019s leniency toward Cameroon could prompt other heavily leveraged nations, such as Ethiopia, Djibouti and Zambia, to expect similar treatment.\nChina may have also sought an under-the-radar arrangement because of Cameroon\u2019s political turmoil.\nLast week, police arrested Maurice Kamto, the Cameroonian opposition leader who claims to have won last year\u2019s election, along with several staff supporters, amid protests that are fueling political instability.\nThe West African nation is battling a Boko Haram insurgency in the north, while a secessionist movement is destabilizing the two Anglophone regions of the largely French-speaking nation which was born from the unification of a former British and a former French colony.\nDue to the unrest, Cameroon has been stripped of the right to host the 2019 African Cup of Nations, the continent\u2019s quadrennial soccer championship, which will now take place in Egypt.\nAn election posters for Cameroonian President Paul Biya in Yaounde in November 2018 reiterates he has \u201cthe force of experience\u201d on his side.\nFrom a human rights perspective, the bar for Chinese political partners in Africa is low. Beijing backed Zimbabwe during some of the darkest years of dictator Robert Mugabe\u2019s rule, and poured money into Angola under former president Jos\u00e9 Eduardo dos Santos, an authoritarian figure associated with large-scale corruption.\nBut 85-year-old Biya, who has ruled Cameroon for 36 years, is increasingly looking like an \u201cinappropriate partner\u201d from a business standpoint as China faces growing scrutiny on the continent, says Chris Roberts, a political scientist at the University of Calgary.\n\u201cCameroon in every way, shape or form is getting worse by the day in every metric,\u201d says Roberts. \u201cThis regime has dismantled whatever foundations it had for a stable economy.\u201d\nDeep pockets, deep port\nChina established diplomatic relations with Cameroon in 1971. Their economic partnership grew after Nicolas Sarkozy became president of France in 2007 and oversaw his country\u2019s decreased engagement with its former colonial territory, leaving a vacuum for Beijing to fill.\nSince the turn of the century, China has been granting Cameroon debt relief: In 2001, it canceled $34 million of debt, then in 2007 it forgave another $32 million and $30 million was wiped out in 2010.\nThose figures in fact paled in comparison with the $227 million Canada forgave in 2006, for example, notes Roberts.\nBut it was in 2011 that China really committed to Cameroon by agreeing to build and finance a new port in the fishing town of Kribi. It seemed a stable place to invest: Cameroon was considered a relatively peaceful nation in a war-torn region.\nCameroon\u2019s existing port of Douala was overworked, run down and restricted by its location on a sediment-filled estuary.\nWhen completed in 2035, Kribi will be the biggest deep-water port in the region. It will handle exports of Cameroon\u2019s bauxite, iron ore and other minerals and could also serve the Chad-Cameroon Petroleum Development and Pipeline Project, which pumps oil from landlocked Chad.\nThe first two stages of the project, constructed by China Harbor Engineering Company, were worth $1.2 billion.CHEC is also building a $436 million highway to connect the new port with Douala and has agreed to construct a railway to an iron ore deposit. Other Chinese companies have been throwing up concrete towers around Kribi, in anticipation of its transformation into a thriving regional commercial hub.\nThe Kribi port will also extend the reach in West Africa of China\u2019s Maritime Silk Road, an initiative that Senegal signed on to last year. It is an important part of President Xi\u2019s massive multinational One Belt One Road economic development plan.\n\u201cThe Gulf of Guinea is strategic for China,\u201d says Xavier Auregan, a specialist on China-Africa relations in Francophone nations, explaining that a foothold there strengthens its interests in West Africa from the Ivory Coast to Gabon.\n\u201cCameroon is one of the countries that can bring together the energy infrastructure of \u2026 West Africa.\u201d\nChina\u2019s activity in Cameroon is not restricted to the new port: It was responsible for 90% of road construction and restoration in the country as of 2014, and Chinese companies have built dams and hydroelectric power facilities there.\nChina has also undoubtedly benefited from these developments, with many of the contracts going to its firms.\nBut the Cameroonian government has taken out considerable loans to fund them and debt repayments look increasingly problematic in a now faltering economy.\n\u201cIf you\u2019re saying we lent this money for this project or development effort, and we\u2019re just writing it off because we know we\u2019re never going to get it back,\u201d says Roberts, \u201cthat has a domestic effect, but it also has international implications.\u201d\nOne of the big concerns around Chinese loans in Africa is debt-trap diplomacy \u2014 the idea that Beijing will pressure countries that can\u2019t repay loans into handing over key assets.\nLast December, Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta denied that Mombasa\u2019s massive Kilindini Harbor, the largest port in East Africa, had been listed as collateral for a multibillion-dollar Chinese loan to fund a railway. China also denied the report. In Djibouti, similar concerns have been raised over China\u2019s recent acquisition of a stake in a port there.\nGold mine tensions\nChina\u2019s decision to provide Cameroon with debt relief also comes at a fraught moment between the country\u2019s traditional gold-mining community and Chinese mining companies.\nEast Cameroon is rich in gold. Justin Kamga, coordinator of the Forests and Rural Development Association (FODER) in Yaounde, says Chinese companies are operating illegal mines across the region and have scant respect for the land.\nA Chinese mine site in Cameroon. Industrial machines are used to dig up the site.\nThe Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not reply to CNN\u2019s request for comment.\nLocal Cameroonian miners typically use artisanal mining methods which do not damage the environment, says Kamga. Chinese companies use heavy machinery that often pockmarks villages with multiple holes 30 meters deep, destroying farmland.\nBetween 2012 and 2015, Kamga said that more than 250 excavations were abandoned, mostly by Chinese companies. From 2015 to 2018, he said, more than 100 people died in such holes, which trigger landslides and spark local outrage at Chinese companies. In December, nine people died in such an incident, according to FODER.\nArtisanal gold miners in East Cameroon.\nRegulations stipulate that operators should safely cover holes, but Kamga says the Cameroon army protects Chinese mining companies, meaning they often face little legal retribution. Cameroon ranked 152 out of 180 countries on the 2018 Corruption Perceptions Index.\nThe Cameroon government did not respond to CNN\u2019s emails asking for comment.\nAuregan says that while reckless mining has tarnished China\u2019s image, it is unlikely to be the reason for the write-off of the 2018 debt.\n\u201cChina sees the geostrategic and long-term vision of the importance of Cameroon in that region,\u201d says Roberts.\nIn short, as long as China needs a maritime foothold in West Africa, Cameroon\u2019s debt burden may be lightened for a while longer.\nCNN\u2019s Steven Jiang also contributed to this report from Beijing.\nAnalysis by Jenni Marsh, CNN\nPrevious Previous post: SVE NEWS & CNN Sharing Series \u2013 Trump ignites new immigration furor ahead of State of the Union\nNext Next post: SVE NEWS & CNN Sharing Series \u2013 The US-China trade war could benefit Europe, Mexico and Japan\n4 thoughts on \u201cSVE NEWS & CNN Sharing Series \u2013 China just quietly wrote off a chunk of Cameroon\u2019s debt. 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        "raw_content": "Watchesupon.com\nAre you nutty Upon Watches? Then you are the perfect customer for this company. Watchesupon.com hopes to be the number one source for nutty watch collectors that would do anything to get their hands on the best-selling replica watches ever made. But before going over our heads let\u2019s see if www.watchesupon.com is more than just an impressive list of famous watch brands.\nWatchesupon.com has a very clean and familiar design. It is so familiar that you have the feeling you have seen it before\u2026and it is very likely that you did. Lately, replica companies change their domain and appearance so often that it\u2019s hard to keep track. Still, I\u2019m not yet convinced that this is the case for this website, but rather that it\u2019s just a way of making you feel like you know the company and that you can trust it. If you take a moment to scroll down the page you will notice the Blog Archives section in the left. I am positive that I haven\u2019t seen such a rich blog archive on none of the other replica websites.\nThe home page includes a big banner with their latest promotion: \u201ca 20% discount for orders over $129\u201d. This shows that the company has deals for its products on a regular basis and no matter when you are ordering you will always get your hands on a sale. On the same page, under the 20% discount banner, the sponsored replicas are presented in 3 categories: Monthly Specials(discounted), Featured Products and New Products. Everything you need to get started is right here, on the home page. Just have your card ready because this will turn out to be quite a hectic shopping spree.\nOn the left there is the menu bar which lists quite an impressive number of brand names. Just say it and they got it. This is the place to be if you are thinking of having your very own collection of luxury timepieces. Start browsing the website and make your pick. They even have a category for couple watches. Both you and your partner will be delighted to share the same style of famous watch brand. Are you passionate about cars? Then you too have come to the right store as watchesupon.com lists a collection of watches manufactured by automobile brands such as Audi, Cadillac, Mercedes Benz, Ferrari and Ford. This website truly has it all.\nI absolutely disagree with the way the descriptions of these watches were constructed. The biggest part is some nonsense about whom the merchant is and what it sells, and the actual descriptive part has so many errors that it\u2019s very difficult to believe it may actually contain something real. More exactly: silver, white or brown dial watches say \u201cblack dial\u201d, and stainless steel bands are listed as leather or rubber and vice versa. It is all just a big mess and it doesn\u2019t do any service to the image of this company.\nThe best way to tell if a company is reputable is to first read its shipping, payment and return policies. To my surprise watchesupon.com lacked such important information. I browsed and browsed the website and I could only find some basic information about Shipping. More exactly, the packages are shipped with EMS, Hong Kong EMS, DHL , UPS, FedEx and TNT. This means that the packages are shipped from China and that the replicas are manufactured in China too. The estimated delivery time is about 3-5 days and a tracking number is provided. The shipping fee to most countries is $20 for one or two watches, and free shipping for more than three watches. In addition, it says that watchesupon.com guarantees the delivery; still if the package is undeliverable due to an incorrect address then they will not reship it.\nThe accepted payment methods are Visa and Western Union and it usually takes about 24 hours to process your payment. Basically, you put in your credit card information and you wait and see if it was all just a scam or if this is a serious company that will actually ship your order after cashing in. There is absolutely no information about a refund policy or about returning the products for replacement or repairs. This is very frustrating and it makes you wonder why not put it all out on the website especially if you consider how informative this website is with its blog posts and the watches reviews sliding in and out on the home page.\nPictures: The pictures show how unprofessional this company is. The watches have two or maybe three very poor quality photos, and some are not even in the same style. The main photo may be on a white background and the additional image from the bottom may be on a black background. These pictures look like they were copied from the Internet and put together to fool the inexperienced shopper. On top of that, all the photos bear the watermark of www.tagheuer-replica.com, a website that was shut down. It is needless to say that the photos do not inspire me any bit of confidence.\nCustomer service: The only available communication channel is via email. Watchesupon.com doesn\u2019t offer customer service by phone or live chat. The email address isn\u2019t a business one. It is a gmail account, [email protected] Once again, this reinforces the overall unreliable nature of this company and of the business it runs.\nSummary: Watchesupon.com is a website that at first glance seems very professional and trustworthy, but after you go further than the Home Page you discover how shady and unsafe this China based company really is. 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        "raw_content": "What is Affray in NSW Law?\nAffray in NSW law is classified as a \u2018public disorder\u2019 offence, and comes with penalties ranging from fines, to ten years imprisonment.\nAlthough originally created to deal with widespread unrest and disturbances that endangered public safety, affray charges are now becoming more common in private situations.\nWhat is affray?\nAffray is legally defined as \u201ca person who uses or threatens unlawful violence towards another, and whose conduct is such as would cause a person of reasonable firmness present at the scene to fear for his or her safety\u2026\u201d .\nIn order for affray to be proven, there doesn\u2019t actually need to have been a third person present at the scene, it is enough for the prosecution to prove that if a person had been there, they would have been afraid for their safety.\nWhat is the difference between affray and assault?\nThere is often confusion as to the differences between affray and assault.\nAlthough both charges usually involve some form of physical violence, affray is used when there is a third party involved who is affected by the incident, or it is of such a nature that if a third person had been present they would have had reasonable grounds to be afraid.\nVerbal threats alone are not enough to qualify as affray, there needs to be some form of physical violence or threat of violence that is serious enough to make another person fear for their safety.\nWhat are some other public disorder offences?\nThere are some other public disorder offences that are similar to affray, including violent disorder and riot.\nViolent disorder. Although violent disorder and affray have a number of similar elements, there are some major differences. Violent disorder involves three or more people, and the violent behaviour does not have to be directed towards another person or people, it can be aimed at property instead.\nRiot. This involves a group of twelve or more people with a common purpose, whose conduct together would be sufficient to cause a person of reasonable firmness to fear for their safety. Riot is a serious offence, and carries a maximum of 15 years imprisonment.\nHow can I defend myself against an affray charge?\nIf you are facing a charge of affray, it is advisable to seek legal help.\nAffray can be dealt with in either the local or district court, and the penalties vary depending on where the hearing takes place.\nSome potential defences for an affray charge include self-defence and duress.\nAs affray in NSW law can come with a hefty prison sentence of up to 10 years, it is important to take any charges of affray seriously and present the strongest possible case.\nIn many cases, with the right criminal defence lawyer, you may be able to have the charges withdrawn at an early stage and avoid the need to go to court.\nIf the matter does proceed to court, some things that might help you defend yourself include obtaining character references, participating in counselling or drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs where appropriate, and making the court aware of any mitigating circumstances that may have contributed to the alleged offence.\nWhat is the Maximum Sentencing for Affray?\nMotorcycle Club Member in Court Over Brawl\nValidity of Anti-Biker Laws Upheld by the High Court\nMan Narrowly Escapes Prison for Assault at Newtown Pub\nprevious post: What Are the Rules Governing Brothels and Massage Parlour Licences in NSW?\nnext post: Is Spitting a Crime in NSW?",
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        "raw_content": "Iran Finishes Runner-Up at Int\u2019l Army Games in Russia (+Photos)\nTEHRAN (Tasnim) \u2013 A team from Iran\u2019s Law Enforcement Force ranked the second best team in the Guardian of Order contest of the International Army Games 2018 underway in the Russian capital of Moscow.\nIran\u2019s Guardian of Order team comprised of highly-skilled officers from the Law Enforcement Force finished runner-up as Russia\u2019s Military Police team ranked the best team at the contest.\nThe Guardian of Order contest was held in four stages, including shooting, crossing the obstacle course, the patrol units competition, and group competition.\nThe teams reached the finish line after passing through 53 different obstacles on a 12km-long course.\nAt the final round of the contest held at Alabino military base outside Moscow, the Russian team went head-to-head with the Iranian team and came on top with an advantage of just a few seconds.\nThe International Army Games will run until August 12 in Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Iran, Azerbaijan, and Armenia.\nAccording to Russian Armed Forces\u2019 Main Combat Training Department Lieutenant-General Ivan Buvaltsev, the Russian Defense Ministry has sent out invitations to all NATO member states to participate in the games.\n\"This year, we have sent out invitations as usual to NATO member states. But only a team from Greece will take part,\" he said last week.\nLast year\u2019s Army Games were held at twenty-two testing grounds in Russia, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and China.\nMore than 1,200 soldiers from 22 countries participated in the military games in Russia in 2017.\nIranian Navy Team Breaks World Records in Depth 2018 Competition",
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        "raw_content": "Rim promises multi-layered security on BlackBerry 10 OS\nRIM's upcoming BlackBerry 10 operating system is intended to be as secure, if not more so, than the OS running on RIM's current crop of BlackBerry devices. Mobile security could become a major selling point for the new platform, for enterprises, carriers and end users alike.\nBy John Cox | May 09, 2012\nEssentially, RIM is blending security elements from its BlackBerry heritage with the security architecture of the new OS, which is based on the QNX Neutrino real-time operating system, acquired when RIM bought QNX Software Systems in 2010. While RIM has not revealed BlackBerry 10 security in detail, Scott Totzke, RIM's senior vice president, BlackBerry security, talked about the topic generally during a briefing at last week's BlackBerry World conference.\n\"Security is becoming more complex for consumers than for the enterprise,\" Totzke says. The enterprise typically has a security infrastructure in place, often with dedicated security staff. The BlackBerry Enterprise Server lets administrators set hundreds of device and data policies for the BlackBerry phones, and forges an encrypted link for the devices through RIM's Network Operations Center. \"The industry has been promising mobile commerce [to consumers] for years: the idea of using your phone as your wallet. But if that happens, it better be secure,\" he says. \"If the user can't trust the [mobile] platform, it's a tough sell.\"\nBB10 security will have multiple integrated layers, with the tight, cooperating relationship between hardware and software that's been a BlackBerry hallmark. For mobile users, there will be a permissions-based security model for apps, in plain, understandable English, coupled with a various OS-level security and safety features borrowed from QNX's experience in the embedded systems market.\nAt the OS level, QNX has offered a hardened variant of its OS called Neutrino RTOS Secure Kernel for several years. The secure kernel has been certified under the Common Criteria ISO/IEC 15408 Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL) 4+. The Common Criteria is intended to show that a computer security product has been specified, implemented and evaluated in a standard and thorough way. QNX says Neutrino was the first full-featured RTOS certified under this standard.\n(In December 2011, QNX announced that Neutrino has also been received a safety certification, under the IEC 61508 standard for Safety Integrity Level 3 (SIL 3). Strictly speaking, this isn't a security certification, but one intended to reduce the rate of \"dangerous failures\" to a system.)\nBut RIM doesn't appear to be using the Secure Kernel variant. Rather, after RIM acquired QNX, the device maker's security architects began working closely with the QNX software engineers, according to Totzke. The works seems to be focused on how to exploit the microkernel's strengths while adding new security features.\nThis combined group has been focusing on a range of protections, such as:\n+ Blocking root access, which enables a user or hacker to gain administrative access to the OS.\n+ Memory randomization, which in effect \"scrambles\" where in memory routines may run, making it harder for these to be leveraged by attackers.\n+ Adding security management, including auditing, to the kernel.\nIt's a work in progress. Code to jailbreak or root the QNX-based PlayBook OS (so you can load apps apart from BlackBerry App World) is available from DingleBerry.it, specifically Version 3.3, which was a big step up in simplicity and ease of use. A 4.0 version is in development. The PlayBooks will eventually run BlackBerry 10, so if blocking root access is a priority for RIM, then they may be harder to jailbreak with the release of the new OS.\nOne advance to protect data is already present in the PlayBook OS and will be a key part of BlackBerry 10, according to Totzke. BlackBerry Balance creates separate and secure work and personal \"perimeters\" at the data level. Corporate apps and data are encrypted in the work perimeter, and can't be transferred or copied to the personal perimeter. (Encryption for personal data will be available in the next release of the PlayBook OS, he says.)\n\"But I [as the end user] don't have to think about this separation,\" says Totzke. \"There's a unified presentation to the data [in the user interface], but under the covers, the system separates the data.\" There is only one email system and UI, for example, on the device, but work and personal emails are kept separate by the underlying system.\nNeutrino's microkernel architecture keeps an essential set of services in the core, but drivers, applications, protocol stacks, and the file system run outside the microkernel, effectively sandboxed in what's called memory-protected user space. This means that almost any of these external components can fail and be replaced and restarted without affecting other components or the kernel itself, according to QNX. Presumably malware designed to compromise the kernel likewise will be isolated in these protected spaces.\nAnother layer of protection lies in QNX Neutrino conforming to the POSIX standard, which specifies an API, and some shells and interfaces, for software compatibility between POSIX-compliant operating systems. \"A POSIX API prevents the use of proprietary interfaces with the potential for insecure behavior and misunderstood results,\" among other benefits, according to the QNX website. The RTOS was designed from the outset for POSIX support, an approach that eliminates the need for adding a \"complex POSIX adaptation layer\" that some rivals RTOSs require. The result is faster performance and lower memory requirements for applications, according to QNX.\nMuch of this security infrastructure will be invisible to end users. But if mobile payment technologies actually find some traction, security or at least the need for it may become more pressing for end users. RIM been an enthusiastic adopter of near-field communications (NFC) in its BlackBerry smartphones, to support using them for \"contactless\" mobile payments. U.K.-based The Inquirer reported this week that RIM says it accounted for 80% of NFC phones shipped to U.K. retailers in the first quarter.\n\"I think that's where people want to go,\" says Totzke. \"I sometimes forget my wallet, but I never forget my phone.\"\n\"Security has to become a little more in the forefront for consumers and a lot more in the forefront for device makers and app developers,\" he adds.\nRIM PlayBook developers are eager to start building apps for new tablet RIM launches BlackBerry PlayBook tablet",
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        "raw_content": "Man who helps dying children takes off his mask, shares story\n\u201cIf there is one thing that stops people in their tracks, it\u2019s a child battling tragedy. Everyone comes together for that.\"\nShari Puterman, The Daily Advertiser\nPublished 5:00 a.m. CT June 7, 2018 | Updated 1:08 p.m. CT June 7, 2018\n\u201cIf there is one thing that stops people in their tracks, it\u2019s a child battling tragedy. Everyone comes together for that. \u2026 They stop rushing in line for Starbucks. \u2026 I think God is trying to alert the world that we need to change.\u201d\nRicky Mena, 34, speaks these words with an extraordinary sense of conviction in his voice.\nAnd it\u2019s easy to understand why.\nIn the last four years, he has visited more than 10,000 sick children around the world in his Spider-Man suit, bringing a glimmer of light into their lives at unbelievably dark times (See an incredible photo gallery below).\nRicky has spoken to countless kids about facing their own deaths.\nHe\u2019s held their hands as they take their final breaths.\nBut, most importantly, he\u2019s given them a voice \u2026 a voice that\u2019s changing the world more than he ever could have imagined.\nRicky was born in Fort Knox, Kentucky, and relocated to northern California a couple years later. His childhood wasn\u2019t easy, as his mother, Tammy Mena, battled chronic illness that constantly had her in and out of hospitals.\nRicky Mena with his mother.\n(Photo: Ricky Mena)\nBut Ricky turned to comic books for a colorful escape from a sometimes harsh reality.\n\u201cI used to read the crap out of them,\u201d he says with a laugh. \u201cI was so engaged in the colorful ways the characters were presented. I had hundreds of them \u2026 my top three were Spider-Man, Superman and Batman.\u201d\nHis father worked multiple jobs to compensate for Tammy's overwhelming medical bills, so Ricky was often left to fill the role as \u201cman of the house.\u201d\nFacing all that since the age of 9 was a challenge.\n\u201cI was angry at first,\u201d Ricky explains. \u201cAnd that reflected in my life as a young adult. Watching someone you love in so much pain, being a kid and not understanding why you have no control \u2026 there were some very low points.\u201d\nAs he entered his 20s, Ricky found himself getting into a lot of fights and running in some less-than-desirable circles.\nBut his mother provided inspiration.\n\u201cI poured all my energy into music and sports,\u201d Ricky says. \u201cI wanted to be better than the next person in whatever realm I was doing. When I was a kid, she said to me, \u2018Ricky, I\u2019m not gonna be able to see the world \u2013 go see it for me.\u2019 After the anger, it translated into my work ethic. I\u2019m the guy who stayed on the baseball field two to three hours after the end of practice \u2026 I went 30 miles when I had to go 20 \u2026 I saw a difference in myself because of it. And I believe we are better from the things we go through.\n\u201cBut I always knew something was missing. Music was a big part of my life, but I wanted to have a greater impact on people. I just didn\u2019t know where I was going to go.\u201d\nHitting rock bottom, facing heartbreak\nIn 2013, Ricky was living in Los Angeles to focus on his music career and was offered a record deal.\nBut he passed it up.\nRicky Mena credits his grandmother for inspiring his journey.\n\u201cI couldn\u2019t be myself,\u201d he says. \u201cAnd I was not comfortable bending who I was for that.\u201d\nTurning down the contract left him broke \u2014 so he decided to move to Philadelphia, where he would live an \u201caverage\u201d life with his girlfriend at the time.\n\u201cBut within a year,\u201d Ricky explains, \u201cthe relationship went bad, it was hard to find a job, and we broke up.\u201d\nThings were getting scary \u2014 but nothing could have prepared him for the tragedy to come.\nRicky recalls a life-changing night in October 2013.\n\u201cAt 1 a.m., I woke up in a sweat,\u201d he says. \u201cI thought I was having a heart attack. The ambulance came, and they said it looked like a panic attack, but I thought to myself, \u2018How is that possible \u2014 I was dead asleep?\u2019 \u201d\nOne hour later, Ricky got a call that his grandmother, with whom he was very close, had died from a massive heart attack.\n\u201cEverything had just fallen apart,\u201d Ricky says. \u201cShe and I had always shared a very spiritual bond. My grandmother was super-spiritual \u2026 she even worked for a psychic hotline. She always told me that I was going to do something special. I thought it was baseball, but she said no. She told me that music was my car to where I was going to go, and when I asked her where that was, she said, \u2018I don\u2019t know, but it\u2019s something so major, you need to keep going.\u2019 But when she died, I was so broke that I couldn\u2019t even go to her funeral. I didn\u2019t know what to do.\u201d\nIn January 2014, Ricky gathered enough money to drive back to California, where some friends offered to let him crash on their couch. He was living out of a duffel bag, looking for a job and trying to get back on his feet. He delved into fitness as an outlet.\n\u201cMy friends \u2026 they are super-friends. They helped me so much.\u201d\nRicky Mena\n\u201cMy friends \u2026 they are super-friends,\u201d Ricky says. \u201cThey helped me so much. They paid for me to get my personal-training certification so I could start my life back up. They couldn\u2019t believe how the tables had turned. I was always the one on the other end, with my music and all. And now \u2026 I literally had $300 to my name.\u201d\nRicky built up his fitness following, and was able to start making some money. But, in his heart, he felt this wasn\u2019t the end goal.\n\u201cIt was a bridge to get me where I needed to be,\u201d he explains. \u201cThat\u2019s when I had the dream.\u201d\nHe thinks back to that fateful night in June 2014.\nRicky Mena does what he does to get smiles like this one.\n\u201cMy grandmother came to me while I was sleeping,\u201d Ricky recalls. \u201cI remember looking at her, knowing it was a dream, but it felt like we were really talking. She was pointing to an old-school movie projector, with a huge screen. It was Spider-Man, and he was flying around a hospital, dropping presents to thousands of kids hooked up to IVs and making them laugh. I asked her what it had to do with me, and she had this serious look on her face. She looked at me and said, \u2018That IS you, and when you wake up, that\u2019s what you\u2019ll do.\u2019 \u201d\nThe next morning, Ricky got up, \u201cstill broke as hell on this couch,\u201d he says. But something had changed. He couldn\u2019t ignore the sense of urgency or the feelings that the dream had evoked.\nSo he started looking for a Spider-Man suit.\n\u201cI found a guy who made very realistic ones,\u201d Ricky says, \u201cbut it was $3,000 and I had no money. When he asked me what I planned to do with the suit, I said I want to visit sick kids and make them happy. So he told me he would do it for $1,400 \u2014 it was still out of my price range, but in my mind, it was more doable than the $3,000.\u201d\n'Let's throw some good in this world'\nA tender moment between Ricky Mena and one of the children he visited.(Photo: RICKY MENA)\nRicky Mena tries to spread joy to children facing dark times.(Photo: RICKY MENA)\nRicky Mena and Darryl Aikens became very close as the teen battled leukemia.(Photo: Ricky Mena)\nRicky Mena uses this illustration to depict his emotions while visiting the grave site of a child who passed away.(Photo: Ricky Mena)\nRicky Mena does what he does to get smiles like this one.(Photo: Ricky Mena)\nRicky Mena with the first terminally ill child he visited.(Photo: RICKY MENA)\nRicky Mena visits Darryl Aikens' grave.(Photo: RICKY MENA)\nRicky Mena developed a close bond with Zamora as she battled terminal cancer.(Photo: Ricky Mena)\nRicky Mena with Darryl, who passed away from leukemia.(Photo: RICKY MENA)\nRicky Mena dresses as Spider-Man for sick children.(Photo: RICKY MENA)\nRicky Mena with his mother.(Photo: Ricky Mena)\nRicky Mena held Zamora in his arms as cancer took her life.(Photo: Ricky Mena)\nRicky Mena credits his grandmother for inspiring his journey.(Photo: Ricky Mena)\nA special moment between Spider-Man and one of the children.(Photo: RICKY MENA)\nRicky was terrified to tell his friends because here they were, paying for his food and rent, and he wanted to spend $1,400 on a Spider-Man suit all because of a dream.\n\u201cBut they were so supportive,\u201d he says. \u201cThey told me, \u2018Let\u2019s throw something good in this world.\u2019 If I was going to visit sick kids, they would continue paying for me to survive. And I felt it was my duty to turn my dream into something real.\u201d\nWithin 48 hours, Ricky sold his car to buy the suit and stock up on children\u2019s toys. He didn\u2019t know where he was going, but knew he had to get there some way.\nRicky Mena and Darryl Aikens became very close as the teen battled leukemia.\nHospitals, however, were skeptical.\nEach phone call he made resulted in raised eye brows and resounding answers of \u201cNo,\u201d when asked if he could visit the children.\n\u201cI had no experience with kids, so they wouldn\u2019t let me come,\u201d Ricky says. \u201cBut then, I had a fitness client refer me to her godson. He was a huge Spider-Man fan, and was at Oakland Children\u2019s Hospital. With his parents\u2019 consent, I went to visit, snuck my suit in, and changed in the bathroom. When the hospital staff asked me who I was, I was so afraid to tell them so I said I was Peter Parker! (One of the employees) was not very amused by that answer\u2026\u201d\nBut that was the catalyst for a world-changing movement.\n\u201cThe child\u2019s mom told me she hadn\u2019t seen her son smile like that in a year,\u201d Ricky recalls. \u201cI was blown away by the impact I had, and I didn\u2019t know how much that meant until his mom sent me pictures from that day. Right away, I messaged my mom a picture, and said, \u2018Look mom, Nana was right \u2026 I am supposed to do this.\u2019 My mom said to me, \u2018Do you know what today is?\u2019 It was the one-year anniversary of Grandma\u2019s passing.\u201d\nFlying high, crashing hard\nRicky fell in love with what he was doing, and, eventually, he was visiting children five to seven days per week. He developed a nonprofit, called Heart of a Hero, and started traveling around the world, establishing deep friendships with families.\nTwo cases, in particular, stand out in his mind.\nRicky Mena uses this illustration to depict his emotions while visiting the grave site of a child who passed away.\n\u201cI met a little girl named Zamora,\u201d Ricky says. \u201cShe was battling DIPG, a terminal form of brain cancer, and I even traveled to London where she was getting treatment. At the end, Zamora was flown back to the Bay Area because her tumor progressed. Her mother asked me to be at her side, and, of course, I said yes. I spent the next seven days with Zamora until she passed away holding my hand. At the same time, I was becoming good friends with a boy named Darryl Aikens, who was battling leukemia. Two weeks after Zamora died, I held Darryl\u2019s hand as he took his last breath.\u201d\nRicky mentions these people because he actually stepped outside his Spider-Man suit to act as their caregivers, as well.\nMORE LIKE THIS: Teen delivers 'miracle baby' while facing brain cancer with no fear\n\u201cI changed diapers, fed, prayed, washed, all of that,\u201d he explains. \u201cIt was an intense experience, to say the least.\u201d\nWithin one month, Ricky experienced the death of five children. Shortly thereafter, his best friends \u2014 who had taken him in \u2014 moved to Florida, and he found himself spiraling down a dark path.\n\u201cI was getting my hair cut one day, right after all these kids had passed away,\u201d Ricky says. \u201cAnd I had a horrible panic attack. I couldn\u2019t function anymore. I was crying every night, and I didn\u2019t know what was wrong with me. I was barely existing, going through the motions, and I kept trying to push through.\nOne day, in late August 2017, someone asked him if he was OK.\n\u201cAnd I said no \u2026 I\u2019m having suicidal thoughts, I\u2019m in such a dark place, and I don\u2019t know if I can go on,\u201d Ricky recalls. \u201cThe woman started crying because nobody knew what was going on. I knew I had to take a break but felt guilty \u2014 the kids don\u2019t get to take a break \u2026 why should I?\u201d\nRicky decided to go live on Facebook, where the depths of his soul came out for the entire world.\n\u201cI broke down,\u201d he says, \u201cand it was a very real moment.\u201d\n(Watch Ricky's emotional Facebook announcement below)\nRicky Mena developed severe PTSD after visiting 9,000 sick chldren dressed as Spider-Man. Here, he announces his condition to the world. Shari Puterman, sputerman@theadvertiser.com\nRicky was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which commonly develops in people who have experienced a shocking, scary, or dangerous event. He took the month of September off, resumed his visits from October to December for the holiday season, and took a break in January before resuming his full-time schedule in February.\n\u201cAnd now I am also a huge advocate for PTSD,\u201d he says. \u201cI had tons of therapy, and I even started taking an anti-depressant, although I didn\u2019t want to at first. I felt like I was running from a problem, but really, it just gives me an edge to where I can combat it. It was a game-changer.\u201d\nRicky's message to the world\nVisiting children is Ricky\u2019s passion, and although the last few years have been filled with incredible highs and scary lows, he wouldn\u2019t have it any other way.\nRicky Mena held Zamora in his arms as she battled terminal cancer.\n\u201cTheir stories are so incredible,\u201d he says. \u201cThousands have been empowered, kids have died, they have lived \u2026. I know that I am working for God, and I would be foolish not to continue doing it, seeing the impact it\u2019s had. It\u2019s almost like, if you saw someone getting beat up on the side of the road and passing right by, knowing you could help. I didn\u2019t invent this \u2014 but there is such a void. I go in and turn these visits into therapy for the kids. And if this can become some form of pediatric therapy, it can sustain itself far past my life.\u201d\nRicky often faces the question of why these innocent children are faced with such devastating destinies. And, after meeting thousands of families who give him the same answer, he agrees that it comes down to trusting in the universe\u2019s greater plan.\n\u201cIn the face of tragedy,\u201d he says, \u201cGod has given these kids a platform to change people. If there is one thing that stops people in their tracks, it's a child battling tragedy. Everyone comes together for that \u2014 they stop rushing in line for Starbucks \u2026 I think God is trying to alert the world that we need to change. The fact that I even exist means their fight does not go in vain. I refer to these kids as lighthouses in the dark, to guide us back to our paths, because as a society, we have lost our way. We hear all the time, \u2018Why is it the good people get this? But the bad people get it, too \u2014 you just don\u2019t hear about. Because they\u2019re not the ones changing people\u2019s lives.\u201d\nFollow Ricky\u2019s journey and learn more about his nonprofit, Heart of a Hero, at www.heartofahero.org.\nMan who helps dying children takes off his mask, shares story \u201cIf there is one thing that stops people in their tracks, it\u2019s a child battling tragedy. Everyone comes together for that.\" Check out this story on theadvertiser.com: https://www.theadvertiser.com/story/life/empowerment/2018/06/07/ricky-mena-spider-man-suit-heart-hero-help-sick-children/676844002/",
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        "raw_content": "Scenes From Hong Kong, 'Pearl of the Orient'\nHong Kong\u2014a former British colony, now an autonomous territory within China\u2014is a vibrant city of nearly 7.5 million residents, all packed into an area smaller than 425 square miles (1,100 sq km.) About 40% of the land in Hong Kong is set aside as country parks and nature reserves. As architects and developers continue to maximize the use of buildable land, apartment blocks and office towers reach for the sky, leaving Hong Kong with more skyscrapers than any other city in the world. 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The luminescence is triggered by farm pollution that can be devastating to marine life and local fisheries, according to University of Georgia oceanographer Samantha Joye. #\nThe IFC tower, shrouded in fog, in Hong Kong on March 16, 2015. #\nTwo men take a series of selfies as they sit on the ledge of a high-rise building in an activity called \"rooftopping\" in Hong Kong, on August 23, 2016. #\nRomeo Gacad / AFP / Getty\nA hiker (top of hill) walks along a trail in Sai Kung Country Park, Hong Kong, on December 29, 2013. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) along with 20 other groups formed a coalition in 2013 to lobby the Hong Kong government to protect the southern Chinese territory's 24 designated country parks from business interests seeking to use parts of the land for housing purposes. #\nAn aerial shot of a roundabout at Sha Tin on July 11, 2014 in Hong Kong. #\nGraves cover a hillside in front of apartment buildings in Hong Kong on November 22, 2015. 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The parade featured illuminated floats accompanied by local and international performing groups which entertained both locals and tourists alike on Chinese Lunar New Year. #\nA woman poses for photos as Tropical Storm Merbock approaches Hong Kong on June 12, 2017. #\nPeople pay respect to their relatives in front of a tombstone at Chai Wan Cemetery to mark the Qingming Festival on April 5, 2006 in Hong Kong. The Qingming Festival, known as \"Tomb Sweeping Day\", is a traditional time when Chinese people pay their respects to the deceased and ancestors, involving cleaning and repairing of tombs and sacrifice activities. #\nGuang Niu / Getty\nA woman crosses a busy road in Hong Kong on April 18, 2003. #\nA cat stretches on a counter top in a Chinese and western medicine shop in Hong Kong on December 12, 2016. 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        "raw_content": "MOLTEN metal could be used for a cheaper, more environmentally-friendly alternative to produce H2 from CH4, according to researchers.\nHydrogen Production with a Ni-Bi molten catalyst (Credit: Brian Long)\nCurrently, hydrogen used to make ammonia and other industrial reactions is produced mainly through steam methane reforming, using nickel catalysts. This is a high-temperature process, which releases CO2, often to the atmosphere.\nBut a new approach, developed by US and Indian researchers, instead produces a solid form of carbon which can be easily transported and stored indefinitely.\nIt does so through a single-step method, which uses nickel dissolved in molten bismuth. This pyrolyses CH4 to release H2 and form CO2, which floats to the surface of the melt where it can be skimmed off.\n\u201cYou introduce a bubble of methane gas into the bottom of a reactor filled with this catalytically active molten metal,\u201d said University of California, Santa Barbara chemical engineering professor Eric McFarland, adding: \u201cAs the bubble rises, the methane molecules hit the wall of the bubble and they react to form carbon and hydrogen.\u201d\nIn a Science paper, the team of researchers demonstrated that a 27% Ni\u201373% Bi alloy achieved 95% CH4 conversion at 1,065\u00b0C in a 1.1 m high bubble column, producing pure H2. It also found that the molten metal alloy surfaces were not deactivated by accumulation of carbon, and could be reused indefinitely.\nUsing an active liquid metal highly soluble to H2 could also allow the process to be efficient with very high-pressure CH4, to produce high-pressure H2. McFarland said: \u201cYou\u2019re really allowing yourself to pull all the products away from the reactants and that causes the equilibrium to be shifted toward the products. The process in principle can operate at high pressure and still get very high methane conversion.\u201d\nMcFarland is confident that the team\u2019s technology can be readily deployed using existing infrastructure, and said that it has captured the attention and support of Royal Dutch Shell.\nScience: http://doi.org/cgkh\nMetals Catalysis Carbon Capture Environment Industrial Gases Process Research & Development",
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        "raw_content": "'Why can't we get this over?': 9/11 hearings drag on at Guant\u00e1namo\nA week at Camp Justice finds proceedings slowed by illness, disputes, and legacy of torture\nJulian Borger in Guant\u00e1namo Bay\nSat 2 Feb 2019 02.00 EST Last modified on Fri 8 Feb 2019 06.20 EST\nA Pentagon-approved sketch showing Khalid Sheikh Mohammed speaking with the lead defence lawyer, David Nevin. Photograph: Janet Hamlin Illustration/AP\nA courtroom door opens in Cuba and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-proclaimed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, walks in with a uniformed guard holding each shoulder.\nAs he takes a chair and begins chatting with his lawyers, the man known almost universally as KSM is unrecognisable from the chubby, bleary-eyed fugitive in a white T-shirt shown in the famous photograph of his arrest almost 16 years ago.\nHis head is shaved and covered by an Afghan wool hat, and he has grown an extensive thick beard dyed orange with henna, which sprawls out over his white robe.\nAfter his 2003 capture in Pakistan he was held and tortured in secret CIA \u201cblack sites\u201d in Afghanistan and eastern Europe for three years, before being flown to Guant\u00e1namo Bay, the US military zone in south-east Cuba.\nThe base is now the venue for military tribunal hearings into 9/11 \u2013 arguably the biggest criminal case in US history, in terms of its 3,000 murder victims, the breadth of the investigation and its political significance. But nearly seven years after they began, those hearings are only inching forward.\nA sketch of the scene inside the courtroom at Camp Justice, as seen through a window. Photograph: Janet Hamlin Illustration/AP\nMinutes after Mohammed arrives, his four co-defendants are escorted in one by one: Walid bin Attash, alleged to have run an al-Qaida training camp in Afghanistan where two of the 9/11 hijackers were trained, and Ramzi bin al-Shibh, a Yemeni accused of helping organise logistics for the attack. Both wear camouflage jackets in court, and would have taken part in the attacks, the prosecution says, had they managed to get into the US.\nNext is Ammar al-Baluchi, Mohammed\u2019s nephew, alleged to have played a critical role in funding the hijackers and organising their flight school training. The fifth defendant is Mustafa Ahmad al-Hawsawi, a Saudi accused of being a fixer for the 9/11 plot, acquiring cash, credit cards and clothing for the hijackers.\nThey were first charged in 2008 and the military commission proceedings began in 2012. The accused are growing old, some of the witnesses have died and the trial is still a year off, at least, as the hearings have been bogged down in procedural arguments. The 33rd pre-trial hearing began on Monday.\nSeparated from the accused by a triple-thick layer of glass, half secluded from observers by a curtain, are a handful of the victims\u2019 families. Cathy Powell\u2019s son Scott was a contractor working in the Pentagon when American Airlines flight 77 hit the building.\nFor years she tried to flee the constant reminders of her loss.\n\u201cI had to move from Washington DC because I couldn\u2019t deal with walking where my son walked,\u201d Powell said. She had expected the law to run its course long ago. And now, 85 and in fragile health, she had come to Guant\u00e1namo to try to understand why the case seems to be fading away from the nation\u2019s memory.\nKhalid Sheikh Mohammad, who was arrested 16 years ago. Photograph: Janet Hamlin Illustration/AP\n\u201cI want justice,\u201d she said. \u201cI think it has gone on too long. Why can\u2019t we get this over?\u201d\nThe families, the judge, lawyers and approved observers fly in together on a charter plane a couple of days before each hearing, and take a ferry across the bay from the airstrip to Guant\u00e1namo\u2019s eastern shore where the courtroom has been established.\nCamp Justice is a small outpost enclosed by fences, black netting and coils of razor wire. And it is surrounded by construction equipment, with workers on the go from before dawn to well into the evening. A $14m (\u00a310.5m) upgrade is under way, including a building for defence counsel, and an oversized holding cell for a bedridden inmate.\nBarack Obama failed to close the camp, and there are still 40 prisoners left. Only 12 of those have been charged, or soon will be. The rest are stuck in indefinite detention, including five who have been formally cleared but have not been released.\nGuant\u00e1namo Bay branded 'a symbol of Islamophobia of Trump presidency'\nIn January 2018, Donald Trump ordered the prison be kept open and predicted that \u201cin many cases\u201d more terrorist suspects could be shipped in. So far, no new prisoners have arrived, but the construction work is a reminder that the military tribunals are likely to remain for some time.\nAs the defence lawyers, prosecutors and observers lined up to go through security for the first court session this week, they had to negotiate a uniquely local obstacle, a 2ft-long iguana that had taken up position across the court entrance.\nThe reptiles are protected and the top commandment on the list of ground rules posted around the base is to do them no harm. They seem entirely unfazed by the base\u2019s human visitors.\nBut for the humans, iguanas are the least of the hazards involved in organising the most complex capital case in the country on a remote island using an improvised hybrid legal system. The events of the past week gave a vivid illustration of some of the reasons the case has dragged on for so long without properly getting off the ground.\nOn the eve of this week\u2019s hearing, flu ripped through the defence teams, knocking an air force lawyer out of action completely, and afflicting two of the lead counsels, one of them so severely she could barely speak or make her way to the bench.\nDefendants shown speaking with their lawyers during a break in proceedings. Photograph: Janet Hamlin/AP\nThe judge, Col Keith Parrella, insisted on carrying on regardless but with the death penalty at stake, proceedings are not supposed to continue in the absence of any senior defence counsel. With five defence teams including lawyers in their 70s, the chance of the hearings stalling for health reasons are great and increasing.\nFor all Parrella\u2019s efforts to push on, it was his own medical emergency which brought the hearing to a halt. He was flown out on Wednesday morning for urgent surgery on a detached retina.\nBefore the judge\u2019s departure, the court had battled over the treatment of a former defence paralegal. Days after leaving Guant\u00e1namo, Sgt Brent Skeete had been summoned to Fort Hood army base in Texas on false pretences. He was told he would be briefed on his next deployment, but when he arrived, he was thoroughly searched and interrogated for two and a half hours by FBI agents about the working and personal relationships inside the defence teams. The next day he was polygraphed by officials who just told him they were from \u201canother agency\u201d, a routine euphemism for the CIA.\nHis account of the incident infuriated the defence, with the lawyers arguing they could not properly represent their clients under the shadow of secret investigations. Parrella consulted with a justice department \u201cspecial review team\u201d and declared there was no conflict of interest, before hearing the arguments from the defence counsels, only adding to their irritation.\nThey said Skeete\u2019s experience was just the latest in a litany of acts of harassment and sabotage. Two years ago hidden microphones were found in meeting rooms for attorneys and their clients. David Nevin, Mohammed\u2019s lead attorney, said there was a long history of his former colleagues \u201cbeing recruited to serve as moles or spies on the defence team\u201d.\n\u201cI\u2019m telling you about 10 years of repeated shots across our bow that were false, that were specifically designed to intimidate us and to make us stand back from the fence,\u201d Nevin said. \u201cAnd it\u2019s gone on long enough. It\u2019s gone on too long.\u201d\nJames Harrington, Bin al-Shibh\u2019s lawyer, said: \u201cThe effect that it had on the members of my team was absolutely devastating. There are still members of my team who were here then who have never fully recovered from that. We had people on our team who wanted to leave right away.\u201d\nFor the defence, as well as human rights advocates and most legal scholars, the military commissions have been poisoned from their inception by the all-enveloping issue of torture.\nThe 9/11 defendants arrived in Guant\u00e1namo having undergone at least three years of \u201cenhanced interrogation\u201d at CIA black sites. Mohammed was subjected to waterboarding \u2013 simulated drowning \u2013 183 times. Hawsawi comes to court with a special cushion and is unable to bear sitting down for long after repeated surgeries made necessary by forced rectal examinations in CIA detention.\nThe FBI took statements from the defendants in 2007, some months after their arrival in Guant\u00e1namo, which included extensive confessions. But the defence lawyers say they were still under the sway of the preceding years of torture, which had left a \u201clearned helplessness\u201d.\nRamzi Bin al-Shibh (centre) is accused of helping organise logistics for the 9/11 attack. Photograph: Janet Hamlin Illustration/AP\nFor the prosecution, who do not speak to the press, ignoring the 2007 statements would amount to throwing away clear and decisive evidence. An appeal filed last year said: \u201cThe statements made by the accused to the FBI constitute acknowledgments of guilt and responsibility for the largest act of terrorism in the history of the United States.\u201d\nThe status of the 2007 testimony in an eventual trial has yet to be finally decided. For now, the prosecution is disqualified from using the 2007 statements and the defence is blocked from trying to locate or contact any CIA officials or contractors, current or former, who were involved in the rendition programme, or their friends, family or colleagues.\nIn order to contact anyone involved in the programme, the defence has to go through the government.\nFor the defence lawyer Alka Pradhan, the obstacles to investigating what happened in the black sites are just the latest effort to cover up state-sponsored torture, which, for her, is in the dock alongside the accused.\n\u201cThere has always been a deliberate effort by the government to keep these proceedings secret and my opinion is that if the public actually saw what was going on down here, they would be outraged,\u201d Pradhan said.\n\u201cThere has never been any reckoning in the United States regarding the torture programme.\u201d\nThere are several other constraints on the defence that would be unthinkable in federal court, especially in a death penalty case. It is not allowed to reveal classified information, but in a touch of Kafka in the Caribbean, the government has not provided clear guidance on what is classified and what is not. Even more importantly, the defence cannot call its own witnesses but must go through the government, which attorneys claim has turned down 90% of its requests.\n\u201cThis is by definition a broken system. If the purpose of all this is justice, no one is getting any,\u201d said Brig Gen John Baker, who oversees all the defence teams at Guant\u00e1namo. \u201cThe bedrock principle of our nation is justice, due process and rule of law, making sure people get proper representation. Our system is on trial here. The defence are the only ones standing up for the system.\u201d\nAfter witnessing the procedural cut and thrust, with little apparent forward movement, Powell declared herself as bewildered as when she first arrived in Guant\u00e1namo over the weekend, looking for answers about her son\u2019s death.\n\u201cThey are just saying the same thing over and over and over again,\u201d she said.\nHad coming to the camp and seeing proceedings firsthand brought any peace? \u201cNo,\u201d she said. \u201cWhen it\u2019s over, it will.\u201d\n\u2022 This article was amended on 8 February 2019. An earlier version described Guant\u00e1namo as a \u201cUS military enclave\u201d; this has been changed to \u201cUS military zone\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "Document holds special significance this year\nWASHINGTON - As New Year's Day approached 150 years ago, all eyes were on President Abraham Lincoln in expectation of what he warned 100 days earlier would be coming - his final proclamation declaring all slaves in states rebelling against the Union to be \"forever free.\"\nA tradition began Dec. 31, 1862, as many black churches held Watch Night services, awaiting word Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation would take effect amid a bloody Civil War. Later, congregations listened as the president's historic words were read aloud.\nThe proclamation would not end slavery outright and at the time couldn't be enforced by Lincoln in areas under Confederate control. But the president made clear from that day forward his forces would be fighting to bring the Union back together without the institution of slavery.\nLincoln issued his preliminary Emancipation Proclamation in September 1862, after the Battle of Antietam, announcing that if rebel states did not cease fighting and rejoin the Union by Jan. 1, 1863, all slaves in rebellious states or parts of states would be declared free from that date forward.\nThis year, the Watch Night tradition will follow the historic document to its home at the National Archives with a special midnight display planned with readings, songs and bell ringing among the nation's founding documents.\nThe official document bears Lincoln's signature and the United States seal, setting it apart from copies and drafts. It will make a rare public appearance from Sunday to Tuesday - New Year's Day - for thousands of visitors to mark its anniversary. On New Year's Eve, the display will remain open past midnight as 2013 arrives.\n\"We will be calling back to an old tradition,\" said U.S. Archivist David Ferriero, noting the proclamation's legacy. \"When you see thousands of people waiting in line in the dark and cold ... we know that they're not there just for words on paper.\n\"On this 150th anniversary, we recall those who struggled with slavery in this country, the hope that sustained them and the inspiration the Emancipation Proclamation has given to those who seek justice.\"\nThe National Archives allows 100 visitors at a time into its rotunda, where the Emancipation Proclamation will be displayed along with the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. On the busiest days, 8,000 people file through for a glimpse of the founding charters.\nPerformances and re-enactments are scheduled to continue throughout New Year's Day. The U.S. Postal Service will unveil a new Emancipation Proclamation stamp as well.\nThis special display is just one of many commemorations planned in Washington and in churches nationwide to mark the anniversary of Lincoln's actions to end slavery and end the Civil War.\nPresident Lincoln's Cottage in Washington, where the 16th president spent much of his time and where he began drafting the proclamation, is displaying a signed copy of the document through February. It also will host its own New Year's Eve celebration.\nThe Library of Congress will display the first draft handwritten by Lincoln. It will be on display for six weeks beginning Jan. 3 in the library's exhibit, \"The Civil War in America,\" which features many personal letters and diaries from the era.\nAlso, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture just opened its newest exhibition, \"Changing America,\" to recount the 1863 emancipation of slaves and the 1963 March on Washington for Civil Rights. It includes a rare signed copy of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution that ultimately abolished slavery.\nThe Watch Night tradition also continues at many sites Monday night.\nIn Washington, the Metropolitan AME Church, where abolitionist Frederick Douglass was a member, will host a special 150th anniversary service.\nHistory lovers say this is a chance to remember what the Emancipation Proclamation actually signified.\nLincoln wrote in part: \"I do order and declare that all persons held as slaves within said designated States, and parts of States, are, and henceforward, shall be free.\"\nHe went on to say the military would recognize the freedom of slaves, freed slaves should avoid violence and freed slaves could enlist in the U.S. armed forces. It did not immediately free a single slave, though, because Lincoln didn't have the power to enforce the declaration in the Confederacy. Still, many slaves already had been freeing themselves, and the document gave them protection, said Reginald Washington, an archivist of African-American history at the National Archives.\n\"It was a first, important step in paving the way for the abolishment of slavery with the ratification of the 13th Amendment,\" he said.\nIt also brought \"a fundamental change in the character of the war,\" Washington said. \"With the stroke of Lincoln's pen, a war to preserve the union had overnight become a war of human liberation.\"\nThe proclamation became a symbol of hope for nearly 4 million slaves and a confirmation the war should be fought to secure their freedom, said Washington, who is retiring from the Archives after nearly 40 years. Some historians and scholars have come to view to proclamation as one of the most important documents in U.S. history.\nThe final proclamation has been rarely shown because it was badly damaged decades ago by long exposure to light. After it was signed at the White House, it was kept at the State Department for many years with other presidential proclamations. In 1936, it was transferred to the National Archives.\nRecords show it was displayed between 1947 and 1949 in a \"Freedom Train\" exhibit that traveled the country. Then it was shown briefly in January 1963 to mark the 100th anniversary of its signing.\nIt wasn't until 1993 the Emancipation Proclamation has been shown more regularly to the public. In the past decade, it has been shown in 10 other museums and libraries nationwide for no more than three days at a time to limit its exposure to light. A 2011 exhibition at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Mich., that was open around the clock drew lines amounting to eight-hour waits to see the document.\nConservators rotate which of the five pages are shown to limit their light exposure. In Washington, they will display pages two and five, which is Lincoln's signature page. High-quality copies are shown in place of the other original pages.\n\"It's rarely shown, and that's part of our strategy for preserving it and making it accessible,\" said Catherine Nicholson, an archives conservator. \"Our goal is to keep its current condition so that it can be enjoyed not only by people today but by future generations.\"",
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        "raw_content": "IGNATIUS: Mistakes mirror Vietnam\n\"What we didn't do was predict the will to fight.\"\nIGNATIUS: Mistakes mirror Vietnam \"What we didn't do was predict the will to fight.\" Check out this story on theleafchronicle.com: http://leafne.ws/1sdO8LO\nDAVID IGNATIUS Published 11:00 p.m. CT Sept. 20, 2014 | Updated 11:06 p.m. CT Sept. 20, 2014\nThe U.S. has made the same mistake in evaluating fighters from the Islamic State that it did in Vietnam \u2013 by underestimating the enemy's will, according to James Clapper, the director of national intelligence.\nClapper's comments came in a telephone interview Wednesday, in which he summarized the elements of a new \"National Intelligence Strategy\" released this week. Clapper also agreed to answer some broader questions about intelligence issues confronting the country.\nAsked whether the intelligence community had succeeded in its goal of providing \"anticipatory intelligence\" about the extremist movement in Syria and Iraq that has declared itself the Islamic State, Clapper said his analysts had reported the group's emergence and its \"prowess and capability,\" as well as the \"deficiencies\" of the Iraqi military. Then he offered a self-critique:\n\"What we didn't do was predict the will to fight. That's always a problem. We didn't do it in Vietnam. We underestimated the Viet Cong and the North Vietnamese and overestimated the will of the South Vietnamese. In this case, we underestimated ISIL \u2013 the Islamic State \u2013 and overestimated the fighting capability of the Iraqi army. \u2026 I didn't see the collapse of the Iraqi security force in the north coming. I didn't see that. It boils down to predicting the will to fight, which is an imponderable.\"\nIntelligence officials haven't publicly discussed the prospects for success of President Obama's small-footprint strategy for combating the Islamic State through a coalition of nations, without directly committing U.S. combat troops. But some officials appear wary.\n\"If I were head analyst, I don't think I'd make a call yet,\" one senior intelligence official said, requesting anonymity. \"I haven't fit together the contributions that each of the coalition members might make.\"\n\"This will be a new paradigm where we are looking to others to make substantive contributions,\" the senior official continued. \"I view it as a test. We haven't done this before. We have always built around a major force contributed by the U.S. We're going to try a different approach. \u2026 At this point, I am reluctant to make predictions about how it will turn out.\"\nClapper said he believed that the Islamic State posed a \"strategic threat \u2026 long term\" to America, given \"their actions and their statements about the inevitability of confrontation with the U.S.\" But he said he couldn't provide a timeline about how soon they might have the networks and capabilities to attack the U.S. homeland.\nAsked about threats beyond the Middle East, Clapper amplified comments that prefaced the intelligence strategy he released Thursday.\nChina is described in that document as \"opaque about its strategic intentions\" and \"of concern due to its military modernization.\" Clapper explained: \"I'm looking at what I find impressive and disturbing programs, across the board, which the Chinese have embarked on to modernize their military in all branches and all realms, including cyber and space. It's very impressive what they're doing.\"\nAs for Russia's President Vladimir Putin, Clapper expanded on the strategy's statement that \"Russia is likely to continue to reassert power and influence in ways that undermine U.S. interests.\" He said that while Putin was a \"throwback\" to the Cold War era of confrontation, he had used a masked approach in Crimea and eastern Ukraine that avoided open display of military power.\n\"We are going to be faced with the challenge of discerning early on these stealthy, creeping invasions, soft invasions -- not overt legions of motorized vehicles \u2026 but a different form of aggressiveness.\"\nAsked whether U.S. agencies had met his goal of providing \"anticipatory intelligence\" when it came to Putin in Ukraine, Clapper said that Putin himself probably hadn't planned on intervention until Russian-backed President Viktor Yanukovych fled Kiev last February. \"This was ad hoc on the part of the Russians,\" Clapper said. \"Their game plan took a while to develop in their minds.\"\nClapper concluded with a sardonic account of his job as captain of a leaky intelligence vessel buffeted by what he called a \"perfect storm.\" He said the agencies under his command, including the National Security Agency, had to \"throttle back\" on some intelligence collection \"because we need to recover foreign intelligence partnerships and commercial partnerships.\"\n\"We are accepting more risk in this country because of that,\" Clapper warned. 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        "raw_content": "Roma school board president running for county judge\nElection stock\nROMA \u2014 Leticia Garza-Galvan, the Roma ISD school board president, has announced she is running to become the next county judge for Starr County.\nGarza-Galvan said her decision to run came after receiving calls from people throughout the county urging her to run for the position.\nShe decided to go for it after conferring with her family but said it was difficult decision to make considering the financial state of the county.\n\u201cWe have over $25 million in the general fund plus another $11 million in an additional construction fund and of course working with that $60 million budget so, you know, I was in a very secure place,\u201d she said referring to the school district. \u201c(The county) is more of a challenge but I\u2019m up for challenges; that\u2019s what I like.\u201d\nGarza-Galvan was appointed to the board in 2011 and was voted to remain on the board in the November 2013 elections.\nShe currently runs a speech and occupational clinic that she opened in August 2009. Before that, she worked for the school district while also doing contract work after school.\nShe said she\u2019s wanted to serve in public office since she was just girl and held class office almost every year since sixth grade.\nIn her latest run for office, she will be facing off against current County Judge Eloy Vera who is in his 19th year in office.\nRegarding how she will approach the office, she said the county needed to get the right people and give more opportunities to young people.\n\u201cWe have a lot of young people out there that are willing and wanting to serve in all these different committees whereas now we have the same people serving over and over,\u201d she said, adding that there is a lot of talent coming out of their schools.\n\u201cWe need those young people coming in and we need them to participate and we need them to be focused,\u201d she said. \u201cAnd I think that the fact that they\u2019ll be considered will really, really show something big for Starr County.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "HomeEducationBrooches Famous Brooches\nFamous Brooches\nAlthough lesser known, many famous brooches have been appreciated throughout the ages.\nFamous Brooches From History\nAlthough brooches are not as popular today as they have been in years past, they were the height of glamour and fashion for many centuries. Below are a few exceptional brooches:\nEdwardian platinum and diamond brooch. Photo from Perry\u2019s Jewelry.\nThe Hooker Emerald\nThe Cullinan III and IV, the Lesser Stars of Africa\nThe Prince of Wales Brooch\nRene Lalique\u2019s Dragonfly Brooch\nElizabeth Taylors\u2019s Engagement Brooch\nThe 75.47-carat Hooker emerald gets its name from one of its previous owners, Janet Annenberg Hooker. Photo from dbking\u2019s flickr.\nThe history of one of the most famous brooches in the world, the Hooker Emerald Brooch, is very interesting. The large emerald center stone is believed to have come from a famous Muzo mine in Colombia based on its color and approximate date of origin. The emerald was owned by Sultan Abdul Hamid II of Turkey who reportedly wore it as a belt buckle. The Sultan, who ruled the Ottoman Empire from 1876 to 1909, had serious financial and political troubles.\nIn an attempt to secure funds, the emerald was spirited out of Turkey in 1908 and sent to Paris\u2013along with the Hope Diamond and other fabulous jewels\u2013with the intent to offer it for sale. A jewelry dealer named Salomon Habib reportedly bought both the Hooker Emerald and the Hope Diamond from the Sultan\u2019s emissaries. Although the history of the Hope Diamond is well known, the whereabouts of the Hooker Emerald were unknown until 1950 when it reappeared in a platinum brooch created by Tiffany. Janet Annenberg Hooker, publishing heiress and renowned philanthropist, purchased the brooch in 1955 for an undisclosed sum.\nThe Hooker Starburst Diamonds include a necklace with fifty matched diamonds weighing about 245 carats, earrings with two yellow diamonds weighing about 25.3 carats each, and a ring with a 61.2-carat diamond. Photos by Laurie Minor-Penland via Mineral Sciences.\nPerhaps Mrs. Hooker\u2019s greatest philanthropic contribution was her support of the National Museum of Natural History at the Smithsonian Institution. Not only did she gift the Smithsonian her fabulous emerald brooch (valued at over $500,000 at that time) and other fine gemstones, but she also donated $5 million dollars to create the Janet Annenberg Hooker Hall of Geology, Gems, and Minerals.\nThe Cullinan Diamond in the hand of a mine official, possibly Frederick Wells the man credited with the find. Photo from Diamond Articles.\nThe Cullinan Diamond, the largest gem-quality diamond ever found, originally weighed 3106.75 carats. The diamond was found 18 feet below the surface at the Premier Mine in 1905. It was three times the size of the Excelsior diamond, which previously had been the largest diamond ever discovered.\nIt was determined that the diamond would be presented as a gift to King Edward VII, and security for the diamond during its transport from South Africa to England was a significant issue.\nThe nine largest pieces of the Cullinan diamond after it was cut.\nDetectives were placed upon the steamer that was rumored to carry the stone as a diversionary tactic. The stone on that ship was a fake meant to lure unsuspecting thieves. The real Cullinan Diamond was dispatched to England via parcel post.\nThe Cullinan I, the Great Star of Africa, is now mounted in the head of the Sceptre with the Cross, part of the British Crown Jewels. Photo from Famous Diamonds.\nThe Cullinan was cleaved into three parts by the Asscher Brothers of Amsterdam. Because diamond-cutting technologies were not as advanced in the early 20th century as they are today, this undertaking was not without some risk. It is said that Joseph Asscher, after cleaving the giant stone, fell into a dead faint. In all, it took 8 months to split and cut the diamond with a team working around the clock.\nThe Cullinan III and Cullinan IV, known as the Lesser Stars of Africa. Photo from Famous Diamonds.\nThe Cullinan was eventually cut into 9 gem quality stones including the magnificent Cullinan I or the Great Star of Africa, weighing 530.2 carats, and the Cullinan II or the Lesser Star of Africa, weighing 317.4 carats. Both gemstones are part of the British Crown Jewels.\nQueen Mary wearing Cullinan III and IV as a brooch.\nQueen Mary was known for her love of wearing exquisite jewelry. In 1910, Queen Mary set the Cullinan III and Cullinan IV, known as the Lesser Stars of Africa, into a brooch. Cullinan III, a 94.40-carat pear drop, hangs from Cullinan IV, a cushion-cut diamond weighing 63.60 carats.\nIn 1936, only months into his reign, King Edward VIII of England caused a constitutional crisis by proposing marriage to the American divorc\u00e9e Wallis Simpson. Although legally Edward could have married Mrs. Simpson and remained king, various prime ministers vehemently opposed the marriage, arguing that the people would never accept her as queen.\nRather than give up Mrs. Simpson, Edward chose to abdicate, making him the only British monarch to voluntarily relinquish the throne. In a 1936 radio broadcast, Edward said: \u201cI have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility, and to discharge my duties as King as I would wish to do, without the help and support of the woman I love.\u201d\nThe Windsors on their wedding day in 1937. Photo from Paper Doll Romance.\nWallis Simpson was renowned for her extravagant jewels. An auction of her jewelry collection held at Sotheby\u2019s after her death raised $45 million for charity. One of Wallis\u2019 favorite pieces of jewelry was a plume-shaped diamond brooch designed in 1935 by Edward. Called the Prince of Wales Brooch, it later sold for $566,000 to actress Elizabeth Taylor.\nWallis Simpson wearing the Prince Albert brooch.\nMs. Taylor, who was a close friend of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, said she had often admired the brooch when the Duchess wore it. She bought it for sentimental reasons saying: \u201cI loved it so much, I had to buy it. It\u2019s the first important jewel I\u2019ve ever bought myself.\u201d\nA portrait of French jewelry designer Rene Lalique.\nRene Lalique was a French jewelry designer during the late 19th and early 20th centuries whose work in glass and enamel greatly shaped the Art Nouveau movement. Lalique loved to incorporate imagery into his pieces, his favorites being diaphanous women and insects. He made a huge impact with his showings at the Paris Universal Exhibition in 1900.\nThe Lalique Dragonfly Brooch, c. 1897-1898.\nIt was at the exhibition that Lalique first showed his Dragonfly Brooch, a hybrid design featuring a woman\u2019s head emerging as the head on the body of a large dragonfly with opened, articulated wings. The piece is topped off by griffin-like claws, marking the true mood of the era, which at one attracted and repelled in a beautiful contrast of opposites.\nA Lalique gold, diamond, glass, and enamel brooch.\nLalique continued his love of creating brooches throughout his career, often working in gold, enamel, and less precious gemstones of chalcedony and moonstone. The French actress Sarah Bernhardt was a great patron for whom he designed most of his jewelry. The dragonfly brooch was purchased directly from Lalique by British businessman Calouste Gulbenkian and stayed in his personal collection until his death. His great wealth established a foundation which founded a museum to display his collections, and the dragonfly brooch can be found there to this day.\nElizabeth Taylor wearing pieces from her emerald and diamond suite of jewelry.\nElizabeth Taylor\u2019s Engagement Brooch\nElizabeth Taylor became the highest paid movie star in history when she accepted the title role in 20th Century Fox\u2019s production of Cleopatra in 1963. The role of the beautiful Egyptian Queen was fitting for Ms. Taylor for many reasons, including the fact that both women were known for their love of emeralds and dashing men.\nThe Elizabeth Taylor en tremblant emerald brooch, shown worn in her hair in the precious image.\nIn fact, Ms. Taylor is almost as renowned for her collection of fabulous jewels as she is for her acting, her beauty, and numerous marriages. Fellow actor and two-time husband, Richard Burton, gave her an emerald and diamond brooch as an engagement present in the 1962. It was designed as an en tremblant flower spray of diamonds and emeralds.\nElizabeth Taylor\u2019s emerald necklace. The pendant could also be worn as a brooch, as seen in the first image. Photo from Carat Lane.\nThis was followed by additional gifts of an emerald necklace, earrings, bracelet, and ring. Reportedly, some of the emeralds in this suite of jewelry were previously owned by the Grand Duchess Vladimir of Russia. The emerald suite of jewelry was designed and created by jewelry house Bulgari, a favorite of the stunning actress.\nNext, we move into types of jewelry and their settings for men in Men\u2019s Jewelry | An Introduction to History and Style.\nBrooches Brooches Famous Brooches Men\u2019s Jewelry",
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        "raw_content": "Clara Anne MacDONALD\nClara Anne MacDonald passed way on December 6, 2005 in Chilliwack at the age of 79 years. She was born in River Hiebert, Nova Scotia on October 31, 1926.\nClara is survived by her loving family, sons; Bill (Phyllis) Colwell of Abbotsford, Dave (Jean Tribe) MacDonald of Chilliwack and George (Kathy Stelcz) MacDonald of Abbotsford, 8 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. She is also survived by her sisters; Alice, Gwen and Verona as well as several nieces and nephews.\nA service will be held in the Chapel of Henderson\u2019s Funeral Home on Tuesday, December 13, 2005 at 1:00 pm with Pastor Gary Janzen officiating. Public visitation will be from 10:00 am until 1:00 pm. Burial to follow at the Royal Canadian Legion Cemetery. Donations may be made to the B.C. Heart Foundation or the Diabetes Association.",
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        "raw_content": "Local Treatment Center Held Liable for Man\u2019s Death\nAfter 5 years of dispute in a federal court, the family of a man who died during his stay at a treatment center owned by American Addiction Centers has been awarded a $7 million dollar settlement in a wrongful death suit. The family of Shauna Reyna argued that their loved one would still be alive if he had been checked on by staff every 30 mins, as required by the state during a patients intake and detox section.\nWhen Reyna called into the hotline, he admitted to the phone rep for A Better Tomorrow he was \u201cbarely hanging on by the edge of my nails\u201d and spoke more about his state of mind telling them \u201cI\u2019m depressed. I\u2019m paranoid. I don\u2019t know. I just feel like people are watching me, and \u2026I feel like I can\u2019t hold on any longer.\u201d\nReyna was legally blind, and had a history of physical and mental illnesses complicated by his abuse of benzodiazepines and alcohol. He had stopped taking the pills and drinking cold turkey and turned to the hotline for help. The rep from the rehab assured him he would have everything he needed to be safe and start his recovery. They told him as soon as the financial details were arranged he could come into the center, and asked to have his wife call back with the required information.\nWhen Reyna arrived however, he was not given a blood test, which would have identified the drugs that were in his system. He developed tremors and began to shake and hallucinate shortly after he arrived, which isn\u2019t unexpected for those who are detaching themselves from such substances. Some of the staff at A Better Tomorrow wanted to take Reyna to a hospital, but the supervisors did not agree.\nLess than 20 hours after he arrived, Shauna Reyna took a razor from his luggage and slit his neck and arms and bled out alone. He had not been checked on almost two hours.\nAccording to the family lawyers, during the time Reyna was under AAC\u2019s care, he was never seen by a doctor, a psychiatrist or prescribed a medication to taper his withdrawal symptoms.\nBut American Addiction Centers argued that although the man\u2019s death was tragic, they and the center they acquired (A Better Tomorrow), had done nothing wrong and was not at fault for his death.\nAmerican Addiction Centers own a number of facilities and is one of the largest addiction treatment firms in the US, but recently the firm has come under inspection for it\u2019s business methods. When reached for comment, attorneys for the centers did not respond, as well as the company\u2019s Chief Executive, Michael Cartwright, either.\nThis is not the first time A Better Tomorrow has had a death in its facility, and in the lawsuit it outlined how the center took in the clients, no matter how sick they were or how unprepared the facility was to care for them, if they could pay, they were admitted.\nAfter the death of Gary Benefield in 2010 at A Better Tomorrow, American Addiction Centers became the first corporation charged with murder in California. Benefield was dependant upon an oxygen tank and had a history of health problems. During the case for his death, a grand jury found the treatment center was not fit to care for him and his failing health and only expedited his death by failing to refill his oxygen tank.\nIn 2016, the company reached a settlement with the California Attorney General, dismissing criminal charges in exchange for three years of compliance, internal audit and quality review programs, monitored by an independent party. AAC also had to pay the state $549,986 for costs related to the legal proceedings and $200,000 as a civil penalty.\nFrom these tragedies revealed several issues with the addiction treatment facilities in California. Because of the large increase in opioid abuse and the heroin epidemic, unethical centers in the state of California are taking advantage of the mandatory mental health coverage required by the Affordable Care Act. 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        "raw_content": "Mayor Joshua Voyles drove to his Fenton home on Dec. 16 after he was involved in a motor vehicle accident in which he struck a parked truck. He told responding officers that he had been drinking at an area bar and that a friend had given him a ride home and that another friend had driven his car home for him. Officers noted that the mayor slurred his words, his statements were disorganized and that his breath smelled of alcohol. His car was also damaged, the St. Louis County police officers noted in their report.\nThough he confessed to his involvement two days later, the mayor has not been arrested and has survived calls for his ouster.\nHe says he made \u201ca mistake,\u201d but that has \u201cowned up to it\u201d and is \u201cworking hard to make it right.\u201d Voyle has reportedly agreed to pay the truck\u2019s owner for the damages.\nBut a Fenton alderman says that\u2019s not enough. \u201cI just don\u2019t think it\u2019s fair for anybody to have a situation like this to just walk away from it and say \u2018Well, I paid some money.\u2019 There was a hit-and-run. There was lying. There was an attempt to circumvent the law.\u201d\nWhile we don\u2019t stake out political positions in our blog, it makes sense to us that people are upset with anyone who allegedly drives drunk, hits a vehicle and drives off, then lies to police: all with little or no consequences. Would people be as forgiving if this incident involved injuries? We doubt it.\nFar too often drunk drivers ruin lives with their recklessness. Tolerance of a hit-and-run drunk driver who lied to police sends the wrong message.\nIf you or a loved one has been harmed by an impaired driver, you can send a clear message by contacting a skilled attorney experienced in personal injury litigation.\nRelated Posts: What should I do if I\u2019m in a hit-and-run?, Not all crashes during storm are storm-related, Report: Missouri drivers take a turn for the worse, Police: Missouri holiday crashes take toll on those not buckled in",
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        "raw_content": "Matthew McConaughey says Snoop Dogg swapped fake weed for real weed while filming their new movie\nMatthew McConaughey on \"Jimmy Kimmel Live!\"\nActor Matthew McConaughey told Jimmy Kimmel about his experience of \"being Snooped\" by Snoop Dogg, when the rapper swapped prop weed for real marijuana in a scene they both appeared in for Harmony Korine's upcoming movie, \"The Beach Bum.\"\n\"We pass back and forth and all of a sudden at the end, he goes, 'Yo, Moondog \u2014 that's my character \u2014 that ain't prop weed. That's Snoop weed,'\" McConaughey told Kimmel.\nActor Matthew McConaughey appeared on \"Jimmy Kimmel Live!\" on Wednesday and recounted his experience of \"being Snooped,\" or unknowingly getting high, with rapper Snoop Dogg in an upcoming movie they both appear in.\nMcConaughey told Kimmel that his \"snooping\" occurred in a filmed scene of Harmony Korine's movie \"The Beach Bum,\" when Snoop Dogg swapped McConaughey's prop weed for real marijuana.\n\"My snooping happened when it was a scene where I'm going to Snoop, I've got writers block, and Snoop has the magic weed, all right?\" McConaughey said.\n\"But I go to Snoop and I go to the prop man and make sure I've got prop weed,\" he continued. \"Now, prop weed is not real weed. It's like crushed oregano and stuff. So we get in the scene, it's about a six-minute scene. We pass back and forth, and all of a sudden at the end, he goes, 'Yo, Moondog \u2014 that's my character \u2014 that ain't prop weed. That's Snoop weed.' And I went, 'Oh, you son of a gun.'\"\nThe Oscar-winning actor added: \"The next 9 hours were a lot of fun but I don't think we used one word in the English language.\"\nHarmony Korine's \"The Beach Bum\" stars McConaughey and Snoop Dogg alongside Isla Fisher, Zac Efron, and singer Jimmy Buffett. \"The Beach Bum\" doesn't have a release date yet. It follows Korine's 2013 film \"Spring Breakers.\"\nWatch McConaughey's interview below:\nMore: Movies Matthew McConaughey Snoop Dogg Jimmy Kimmel Live",
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        "raw_content": "Interesting details in the gospel accounts of Jesus' walking on the water.\nTry John 6:16-21; Mark 6:45-52; Matthew 14:22-33. John gives the \"Reader's Digest\" account with a minimum of detail. An un-designed scriptural coincidence in John's account is that he gives a precise indication of the ship's distance from shore. This would be a natural observation for a fisherman such as John but the other gospel writers make no such observation except to say that the boat was \"in the midst of the sea.\" It is also the testimony of an eye-witness; John was there. Just another little bit of evidence as to the authenticity of the Bible record.\nMark adds the detail about the reaction of the apostles indicating that they were scared stiff and, in their fear, they lapsed into a superstitious dread of seeing a \"ghost\" when Jesus came to them. This is also another sign of the Bible record's authenticity. We see these servants of God even in their weakness but what lessons of faith and reliance on the Lord emerge from a consideration of their weaknesses\nMatthew adds the wonderful story of faith, weakness, and salvation in his record of Peter's attempt to join his Lord on the water and reaching out to him when his faith failed and he began to sink. What a lesson for us!\n(25-30 furlongs = 3.1 - 3.75 miles or between 5km - 6km. The sea of Galilee is 14 miles long and 7 miles wide but only 200 feet deep at its deepest point. Such shallow lakes surrounded by hills are very susceptible to sudden, violent storms or squalls which can prove to be very dangerous to a small boat caught in one.)",
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        "raw_content": "Department: Centre for Information Technology in Education within the Faculty of Education (10001)\nCategories: Academic-related Staff\nApplications are invited for appointment as Post-doctoral Fellow in the Centre for Information Technology in Education within the Faculty of Education (Ref.: 493922), to commence on March 1, 2019 until August 31, 2021.\nApplicants should possess: (i) a Ph.D. degree in Education, Psychology or other fields related to the learning sciences or educational leadership development; (ii) solid qualitative and quantitative research skills; and (iii) the ability to communicate effectively in writing and in oral presentations in both Chinese and English. A track record of research and professional publications and relevant work experience in the teaching and learning of science and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) would be an advantage.\nThe appointee will work on a project on STEM education and transformative leadership. He/She will work closely with the Principal Investigator and the project team to conduct research in a predominantly independent manner, and pursue investigations in the teaching and learning of STEM and multilevel leadership and other related research studies. He/She will be responsible for research and instrument design; data collection, management, analysis and interpretation; and preparation for publications in peer-reviewed journals and books; working collaboratively with the project team to liaise with schools, professional bodies and other relevant stakeholders; and providing assistance in administrative and promotional work.\nA highly competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience will be offered, in addition to annual leave and medical benefits.\nThe University only accepts online application for the above post. Applicants should apply online and upload an up-to-date C.V. Review of applications will start as soon as possible and continue until February 8, 2019, or until the post is filled, whichever is earlier.\nFixed Term Education Postdocs jobs in Hong Kong\nFixed Term Social Sciences Postdocs jobs in Hong Kong",
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        "raw_content": "The burning question - where will IPL 2019 be played?\nThe Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is yet to ink on the venue of the Indian Premier League that is expected to have an early start next year.\nBCCI is yet to decide IPL's venue | Photo Credit: AP\nThe auction for the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is all set to take place on Tuesday but the venue of the tournament is yet to be decided, which is surely one of the things that is there in every franchise\u2019s mind. The venue for the upcoming event will only be finalised once the date of the General Elections are finalised, which are expected to take place in the month of March and April. The IPL might also be played during the same time, which can see the tournament being shifted outside India fully or partially.\nA similar sort of situation was created in 2009 and 2014. On the first occasion, the full tournament was played in South Africa. The next time, few of the matches were played in UAE before the tournament returned back to India. Going into next season, the venue of IPL will completely depend on the dates of General Elections.\n(A part of IPL 2014 was played in UAE. Photo credits: AP)\nWhole of IPL being shifted out of India would be the last thing that IPL franchises would want, hence, the BCCI wil surely try to stage the majority of the tournament in India only. As of now, South Africa and UAE have again emerged to be the likely hosting venues for the tournament. Just like it happened earlier, if full IPL shifted out of the country, South Africa will host the event while if the tournament is played in UAE, then it might return back to India as it happened in 2014.\n(Also Read: List of players retained and released by Sunrisers Hyderabad)\nThe BCCI is yet to announce the fixtures for the IPL 2019 and the board is probably waiting for the dates of General Elections. Apart from that, the other thing that will impact the IPL fixtures will be World Cup 2019 as IPL has to end a few weeks before the tournament so as Indian team can also prepare for it. Players of few countries are set to miss a part of the league due to the quadrennial event.\nThe burning question - where will IPL 2019 be played? Description: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is yet to ink on the venue of the Indian Premier League that is expected to have an early start next year. Times Now",
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        "raw_content": "Book Cheap Flights to Budapest\nBudapest, the capital of Hungary, has a population of 1.8 million people. This romantic city is divided by the River Danube. The city boasts freely in its rich background of historical and cultural attractions. Its natural parks are scenic, the museums embrace the history of the city, and the embankments and pictographic caves are a sight to behold.\nCheap flights to Budapest are now available for a limited period of time, so get ready to be captivated by this beautiful city. Budapest is home to Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD), which is approximately a 30-minute drive from the city center. Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport serves a multitude of airlines - including Swiss Airways and Qatar Airways. Popular international flights to Budapest departure from Johannesburg and Cape Town. 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The main tourist season is usually for two months from July to August, and Budapest swarms with people at this time. It is also the time when most of the local festivals take place. Winter is cold and bleak, and museums and other public places are often closed.\nWeather & Climate in Budapest\nBudapest is the capital of Hungary with a population of 1.8 million people in the city. It is divided by the River Danube and is the most visited city in Hungary. The city brags freely about its rich background of historical and cultural attractions. Their natural parks are scenic, museums embrace the history of the city, and the embankments and pictographic caves are a sight to behold. In winter, Budapest gets really cold and there might be some snow, so pack warm if you\u2019re planning on travelling during this time. Most places are open, but less busy. During the summer season, the crowds come in and the drone of the city life can be sensed in the atmosphere. In summer there are a number of exciting things to do, such as boat cruises, water sports and outdoor walks in the parks.\nCompare several airlines, and book your cheap flights to Budapest online at Travelstart!\nSouth African passport holders do require a visa for Budapest and Hungary for stays of up to 90 days. Also, South African temporary passports are not accepted. Make sure your passport is valid for 6 months after you return from your trip and that you have 3 blank pages available for entry stamps.\nFor the South African Embassy in Budapest: Gardonyi Geza ut 171026 Budapest Hungary. 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        "raw_content": "Book Cheap Flights from Johannesburg to America\nCheapest flights from Johannesburg to America\nCheapest flights to America in the next 3 months\nJohannesburg - Atlanta, GA Virgin Atlantic Return Jan 21 - Feb 5 1 day ago R10,679\nFlights from Johannesburg to America\nFlights from Johannesburg to America will get you to the sprawling nation within approximately 16 hours and 50 minutes. Flights will depart from O.R. Tambo International Airport (JNB) and land at Hartsfield\u2013Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), which is one of America\u2019s many airports. Direct flights from Johannesburg to America are available.\nThings to know before you travel to America\nAtlanta is 6 hours of Johannesburg.\nYou will need a visa and valid passport to fly from Johannesburg to America.\nHartsfield\u2013Jackson Atlanta International Airport is a 10-minute drive from the city centre of Atlanta.\nThe main attractions in America are Walt Disney World, the Golden Gate Bridge and the Statue of Liberty.\nCost of living in America\nCompare the costs of everyday items in Johannesburg and America",
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        "raw_content": "Book Cheap Flights to Gatwick Airport (LGW)\nGatwick Airport, situated in southeast England, is a major international airport in the United Kingdom and the gateway to the British Isles. Originally opened as an aerodrome in the late 1920s, Gatwick Airport began scheduling commercial flights in 1933, and has continued to do so till today.\nGatwick Airport (IATA code: LGW) serves the UK\u2019s capital, London. It is the hub airport for British Airways. Gatwick Airport is the sovereign nation\u2019s second busiest airport by passenger traffic, having welcomed over 43 million passengers through its doors in 2016. Flights to Gatwick Airport are available from international airlines such as Emirates, British Airways and Turkish Airlines. 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        "raw_content": "Bullying issue demands provincial, federal response - group\nGurinder Mann and Joan Isaacs of the The Tri-Cities Family Court and Youth Justice Committee want B.C. to implement a safe schools policy and amend the Criminal Code and the Youth Criminal Justice Act to include bullying and cyberbullying.\nA Tri-Cities group dealing with court and youth justice issues wants more consistent policies dealing with bullying in schools and the workplace and is calling on provincial and federal attorney generals to take action.\nThe Tri-Cities Family Court and Youth Justice Committee wants B.C. to implement a safe schools policy and amendments to the Youth Criminal Justice Act and the Criminal Code to include bullying and cyberbullying.\nThe group also wants consistent standards for identifying different kinds of bullying, and a process for measuring the severity and consequences. Restorative justice could also be used to deal with bullying under the Criminal Code, the group says, so that those who cause harm can makes amends to their victims.\n\"Restorative justice has to be looked at as a legal and legitimate approach to dealing with bullying,\" said chair Joan Isaacs.\nCERA (Communities Embracing Restorative Action) in the Tri-Cities has already achieved success using restorative justice to deal with less serious youth crimes, said Isaacs, and she said the approach could work well for bullying. Instead of labeling people as \"bullies\" it's better to intervene so they understand the effect of their actions, at the same time the victim is helped because they get to air their concerns and get some redress.\n\"It's a very efficient and effective approach and it should be used more often,\" Isaacs said.\nThe recommendations come out of a recent a series of workshops in the Tri-Cities in which members heard a variety of concerns from community members about bullying in schools and the workplace.\nCyberbullying was identified as a particular concern because it's difficult to monitor and mean comments, insults, sharing of inappropriate photos, and taunting have become ubiquitous on social media, and parents, schools and police aren't always aware of what's happening.\nIsaacs said her group wants a province-wide Safe School Policy and guidelines, and more tools for dealing with bullying and cyberbullying in school and workplace settings.\n\"We found that people who were experiencing bullying were having different experiences with schools. We kind of wondered: 'why doesn't everybody have the same experience,\" Isaacs said.\nThe group researched how provinces deal with bullying and took a closer look at the criminal code and youth justice act and found gaps. They members have since sent the report to justice officials, MLAs, MPs and School District 43 administrators in hopes of promoting changes.\nFor more information, the report can be requested via email at tricities.jfcyic@tmail.com or viewed on CERA'S website here.",
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        "raw_content": "Difference Between Probation and Parole\nParole and probation are two things we usually think have the same meaning. However, these two have significant differences that we need to learn. We typically get our facts about these two terms when we watch courtroom series, but these shows no matter how entertaining they are can confuse us, even more, when we talk about the real differences between these two important terms.\nProbation is the suspension of the criminal sentence of a convicted person and giving him freedom for the time he is on probation under the supervision of a probation officer. There are conditions that have to be met by the defendant for him to remain free from custody. These conditions usually include, but are not limited to, prohibit the use of drugs, having a steady job, and regular meetings with the probation officer. The conditions set are usually based on the offense and the criminal record of the convicted.\nParole, on the other hand, is the early conditional release of the convicted offender. The defendant continues to be under the watch of the parole officer while he serves his remaining sentence outside custody. When the offender is released from custody, parole would somehow look like probation due to the conditions. Probation and parole are an alternative to imprisonment.\nSignificant Differences Between Probation and Parole\nProbation is for first-time offenders with no violent records to keep them from imprisonment. The goal for putting an offender under probation can vary. It can be to avoid overcrowding a prison or preventing the offender to suddenly have a change of mindset while inside the prison that will, in turn, make him a dangerous person.\nParole is given to inmates who showed exemplary behavior during their custody. They have served relatively enough years in prison to be qualified for parole. This can be done to award them for their behavior or to avoid overcrowding the facility where they hold custody.\nProbation is given on the day of the reading of the sentence.\nParole is awarded by the parole board during a hearing determining the eligibility of the offender.\nWhat If The Terms of Probation and Parole are Violated?\nWhen the defendant failed to follow the conditions set for probation, he would most likely be held in custody. If the inmate violated the parole conditions, he will return to custody and serve the remaining time of their sentence. They can even have additional prison time, depending on their violation.\nNature of Justice\nWhen it is granted\nAlternate to incarceration\nPreceding imprisonment\nFirst-time non-violent defendants\nEarly release from prison\nAfter prison sentence have been served\nThose who showed good behavior while in custody\nThey may have similarities but parole and probation are two different ways of serving time once convicted of a crime. These two are important terms that we should understand thoroughly to avoid confusion.\nCall Trinity Bail Bonds if You Have Any Questions\nIf you need further clarification on the differences between parole and probation, please call Trinity Bail Bonds with any questions - we are here 24/7 to provide any help you may need.",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome back to our newsletter readers and website visitors. UCCA publishes a monthly newsletter (except for January and August) and the February issue is now available online at https://www.universitycitynews.org/2019/01/31/february-2019-university-city-news-is-now-online-home-delivery-may-be-delayed/\nI hope this past holiday season was full of joy and good health for you and your families. Lots of important and exciting things have been happening in our community since last I\u2019ve written. Here are just some: It seems that San Diego is on track for a \u201cnormal\u201d amount of precipitation, the Los Angeles Chargers had a very successful NFL season but, unfortunately, lost the Super Bowl.\nThe Padres will be starting Spring Training in Peoria this month. The word is out that new uniform colors will be mostly brown, it\u2019s their 50th Anniversary as part of Major League Baseball and the management likes the idea of a \u201cthrowback\u201d to the colors of the \u201cFriars\u201d initial season. UCCA has begun its series of podcasts\u2026check it out and let us know what you thin and what you\u2019d like to hear.\nUCPG\u2019s elected subcommittee, whose responsibility will be to write a new Community Plan have begun this three-year process. Their next public meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 12, 5:30pm at the Campus Point location. A report/update of that committee\u2019s actions will be provided at every UCCA meeting by our elected representative to that committee, Katie Nelson Rodolico.\nC.A.S.A. (Citizens Advocating Safe Aviation) was recognized by UCCA for their efforts in trying to improve communications with MCAS Miramar and their help with the December 8 Crash Memorial event. At the January 9 meeting, UCCA presented appreciation plaques to Scripps Health, Costa Verde Mall, and Westfield/UTC for their partnership and support of University City community events.\nUCCF\u2019s Lawsuit: The lawsuit against the City Water Dept.\u2019s plan to construct the two large sewer pipelines through U.C. as part of the planned \u201cpure water\u201d project is tentatively scheduled to be heard for the first time in Court this month. UCCF, under the leadership of Ruth DeSantis, is leading the cause for our community. Ruth will provide a progress report at our February UCCA meeting.\nLOCAL POLITICS: Barbara Bry, (our elected U.C./District 1 City Councilperson), and Todd Gloria, (CA Assemblyman), have announced/filed their intent to throw their \u201chats into the ring\u201d for the San Diego mayor\u2019s job. I\u2019m guessing other familiar qualified candidate names will soon be added to the short list. Former mayoral candidate and California Assemblyman, Nathan Fletcher, (who previously resided in U.C. ) was elected/sworn-in to serve on the San Diego County Board of Supervisors.\nUCPG ELECTIONS: UCPG will be electing a South U.C. resident to sit on their Board at the February/and or March meeting. If interested in nominating yourself, please contact membership chair John Bassler at jbassle1@san.rr.com.\nUCCA STUFF: At our February 13 UCCA meeting, an important and long-awaited update on the \u201cImagine UC 2020\u201d project, (new Standley Park swimming pool, jogging path, and performance pavilion), will be delivered by Dr. John Lee Evans, Board of Education trustee. And Ruth DeSantis, UCCF president, will be providing an update on the lawsuit opposing the construction of the sewer pipeline in U.C. These are just two important reasons to mark your calendars and to plan to attend our meeting.\nKeep informed, JOIN UCCA at https://www.universitycitynews.org/join-ucca-today/\u2026and remember, University City is \u201cmore than just a neighborhood\u201d.\nUCCA meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month (except for August and December) at the University Community Library, 4155 Governor Drive. Networking with Neighbors begins at 5:30 PM; meeting begins at 6 PM. Next meeting is February 13; this is a University City community meeting so we\u2019ll also include updates from law enforcement, fire-rescue service, legislative and other community leaders. All are welcome. Refreshments will be served. If you have an agenda item to suggest, please call UCCA\u2019s voice mail 858-412-0786; or use the Contact Us link at https://www.universitycitynews.org/contact-us-or-volunteer-in-uc/",
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        "raw_content": "A&H Home > Events > Tickets\nTickets for the Schools of Arts and Humanities events are available for purchase beginning the first day of classes in the fall and spring semesters. Please view our ticket policies below before purchase.\nEnable cookies on your Web browser if they are disabled.\nVisit our online ticketing system by clicking the button below.\nView the list of ticketed events.\nClick on the event for which you wish to purchase tickets.\nSelect type of ticket and quantity.\nPick up tickets at Will Call the night of the event.\nTickets will be sold from 2:00 \u2013 5:00 p.m. Monday \u2013 Friday at 972-883-2552. Tickets may be purchased at any time online. The Venue Box Office will open one hour prior to show time. Tickets purchased in advance will be held at Will Call and may be picked up prior to show time.\nTickets may also be purchased on the day of the event. The Venue Box Office opens one hour prior to show time at the location of the event.\nAll sales are final. No refunds or exchanges except for members of the Friends of the Performing Arts.\nParking is free. Please visit the Visitor Center (VCB on the campus map) located on University Parkway to obtain a visitor's pass.\nAdvance Tickets may be purchased at the Box Office, located at the mall-side entrance of the University Theatre, between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday \u2013 Friday or call 972-883-2552 during box office hours. The Venue Box Office opens one hour prior to show time.\nCash, Check, Visa, MasterCard and Discover\nWill Call is located at the Venue Box Office. Tickets may be picked up one hour prior to show time. Please bring confirmation number and a valid photo ID.\nNo cameras, video or recording devices\nNo food or beverages\nNo weapons or firearms\nSmoking is NOT allowed inside any of our buildings or venues\nPlease silence all communications devices while in the venue\nIn the event of unfilled seats at show time, the management reserves the right to fill empty seats with standing room patrons.\nLate seating will only be done during an appropriate break in the performances. Late seating may not be available for all events.\nDiscount tickets are available for the following groups:\nUT Dallas students, faculty, staff and retirees\nUT Dallas alumni association members\noutside groups of 30 or more\nmembers of the Friends of the Performing Arts\nAll sales are final. Refunds and exchanges are only available to members of the Friends of the Performing Arts.\nDisabilities and Special Accommodations\nAll UT Dallas venues are ADA compliant. Persons needing special accommodations should call 972-883-2972 Monday \u2013 Friday during normal business hours (9:00 a.m \u2013 5:00 p.m.) to make arrangements.\nChildren under the age of three who do not require a seat will be admitted for free. No strollers will be allowed in the venue. Please bring noisy children to the lobby.",
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        "raw_content": "Essex County Moving Company\nMovers Essex County, NJ\nProfessional Essex County Movers in NJ for any move sizes\nEssex County Movers\nVector Movers NJ is a professional moving company that you can trust. We are here to provide you with the best possible moving solutions, and all that by satisfying your high standards. When you are looking for Essex County movers NJ, our relocation specialists are the ones you should turn to! We will make sure every step of your moving process goes as smoothly as planned, and we will allow you to focus on other things when moving. Every member of our relocation company is highly trained and professional, so you don\u2019t have to worry about your valuables being in the wrong hands.\nIf you are moving to or from the Essex County, rely on our team of professional movers to take care of everything for you!\nHere Are The Moving Services Our Essex County Movers Will Provide You With:\nOur moving services NJ are tailored to fit your moving needs and wishes. We at Vector Movers know how stressful moving can be but one of the best moving companies Essex County NJ has to offer is right by your side! We are here for you at all times, ready to help you through every stage of your relocation project!\nWhy Choose Our Essex County Movers?\nWorking with professional movers is one of the best ways to make moving home easier. If you have ever moved without professional help, you will definitely see the difference. 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Everything will be mentioned in the contract and included in the final price \u2013 packing, gas, moving equipment, etc. Our moving quotes are 93% accurate! The cost depends on the inventory of items and the moving conditions. 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        "raw_content": "Jan 16, 2019 | Health Care, Veteran Care\t|\nThe rankings are in and once again there are major discrepancies between VA healthcare facilities across the country in terms of quality of care. While many VA medical centers deserve praise for how they maintain high quality care for veterans, some of the worst VA medical centers in 2018 are no strangers to being at the bottom of the rankings. VA health centers in Memphis, El Paso and Atlanta have been near the bottom of the quality rankings for some time, with few signs that the the facilities will improve any time soon. Here\u2019s a quick look at the three worst VA hospitals 2018.\nThe Worst VA Hospitals 2018\n1. Memphis VA Medical Center\nVeterans Action Network previously reported on widespread issues at the Memphis VA Medical Center, and unfortunately the facility ranks near the very bottom in this year\u2019s VA quality rankings. The Memphis VA Medical Center has been called a \u201chouse of horrors\u201d due to botched surgeries, long wait times and deplorable sanitary conditions. Therefore, it\u2019s also no surprise that Memphis ranks in the bottom 10% of U.S. cities for Veterans to live and once again was given a 1-star rating.\n2. VA Hospital in El Paso, Texas\nThe VA hospital in El Paso once again received a 1-star rating in this year\u2019s quality rankings. In fact, the El Paso medical center has actually been classified as a \u201chigh-risk\u201d facility. The hospital\u2019s low ratings in access to mental healthcare for veterans. That, along with long wait times, has put El Paso back on the list of the worst VA medical centers in 2018.\nRetired Col. Michael Amaral, director of the El Paso facility, says that he is committed to improving quality at the facility. \u201cMy primary focus is our patients\u2019 ability to get care when they need it, that they get it in a timely manner and when they are here they are treated nicely,\u201d Amaral said.\nSo far, however, the El Paso VA has not lived up to those standards.\n3. VA Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia\nThe VA hospital in Atlanta recently fell from its 3-star ranking all the way down to 1-star in this year\u2019s VA hospital rankings. That is one of the most dramatic falls in quality of any VA medical center in the United States this year, and some are blaming the rating on officials unwillingness to commit to reform.\nUS Marine veteran Bob Teets, who sits on the advisory board of the Atlanta VA Medical Center, believes that many of the physicians at the facility are more concerned with maintaining their reputations than alerting their superiors to problems in the system. \u201cI don\u2019t think the various department heads, the chiefs of department, are kind of getting it,\u201d he explained. \u201cThey have a tendency not to think of things as urgently needing repair.\u201d\nPerhaps this year\u2019s 1-star ranking will help change the culture at the Atlanta VA Medical Center, which now ranks in the bottom 10% in the nation.\nBest VA Medical Centers in 2018\nFortunately, there are some VA facilities that have shown incredible improvement in terms of quality and timely access to care. In total, thirty-eight VA medical centers improved their star rating between 2017-2018. Here are a few of the best VA medical centers in 2018 based on the VA\u2019s annual quality rankings report.\nIn 2017, the VA medical center in Hot Springs, South Dakota received a dismal 2-star quality ranking. In just one year, the Hot Springs VA improved to 5-stars, making it the most dramatically improved facility in this year\u2019s rankings.\nThe Asheville, North Carolina VA medical center has been widely regarded as one of the very best VA healthcare facilities in the United States. This year, the Asheville VA Medical Center holds the number two ranking of all VA health centers.\nVeterans Action Network is dedicated to continuing the public dialogue on the need for massive VA reform. We can never repay the debt we owe to America\u2019s Veterans. The very least we can do is demand that the government fulfills its obligation to ensure the well-being of Veterans when they return home.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Interviews Jason P. Bliss, Ceo and Co-Founder of the Healthy Living Network\nJason P. Bliss, Ceo and Co-Founder of the Healthy Living Network\nAn exclusive interview with Jason P. Bliss, Ceo and Co-Founder of the Healthy Living Network, one of the largest post-acute home health, hospice and private duty providers in the western United States. Jason also supports aspiring entrepreneurs as an active angel investor with funding and scaling options for their organizations. He enjoys spending his free time with his five children and spouse of 20 years.\nI was an introverted kid who ate lunch in the high school bathroom as a freshman in light of not having friends in a new school. 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And the relationships outside of work have influenced me the most.\nEnsuring work-life balance. Having provided services to a large population of seniors as they age, there are two prevailing thoughts that often emerge \u2014 one group focuses on regrets, while the other embraces relationships.\nAbout ten years ago, I sat separately in front of two entrepreneurs whose net worth was valued at over $100 million. Alone, with no family by his bedside, I witnessed one of the men struggle with a terminal illness. A few weeks before dying, he told me about his estranged children, who were more interested in his money than anything else.\nContrast that to the other retired entrepreneur. He shared some of his most cherished experiences from a life filled with the belief that you could thrive as an entrepreneur as long as it didn\u2019t overshadow your family. 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        "raw_content": "Internet of Things Security Concerns\nWhen it comes to the internet of things, many of us are extremely apprehensive when it comes to the security of our private data. Connecting businesses, homes and workplace via the IoT (Internet of Things) is certainly a way to go forward, since it will allow for a better distribution of labor, energy and even give us more safety.\nThe IoT will make driving cars safer through connecting them. It will improve the energy expense rate of home appliances and it certainly will be beneficial when used in the healthcare system. On the other hand is the price we\u2019ll potentially pay for these amenities too high?\nThe IoT Doesn\u2019t Come Without Sacrifices\nBeing connected to the internet in such a complete way will mean that there will be a lot of room for exploitation. Privacy might as well not exist and personal choices will probably be limited too in some ways.\nJust imagine how it will be if any business, workplace or other home can find and use your information in any way they want. As seen in recent studies, the majority of people are concerned mostly about their lack of knowledge and comprehension when it comes to the IoT.\nThis gap in our understanding will certainly give rise to opportunities for businesses and governments to abuse our ignorance for larger agendas.\nThrough the IoT everyone would be able to access information like:\nWhat appliances you use, how often and when\nWhen you sleep and when you\u2019re away from home\nHow healthy you are at any given time (if healthcare IoT is implemented)\nWhat people you hang out with\nAll the above information about your children as well\nThese are just the tip of the iceberg. Imagine your boss, your insurance company or just a plain criminal getting his or her hands on these bits of personal data. This could end up being a very dangerous situation.\nWe\u2019re not fear mongering here, since the IoT will certainly improve our lives in many priceless ways. The only issue is that there isn\u2019t enough education for the people on how to protect themselves from the problems the IoT will bring to our lives.\nThe IoT is already all around us, used by us, the government and businesses alike. It is already too late to be ignorant, sadly. But, it is never too late to start taking control of your personal data\u2019s security.\nProtecting Your Data from Possible IoT Abuse\nAny person who cares about their privacy and the privacy of our children, should begin taking strong measures to protect it. Using personal VPN is certainly one of the better solutions, as you still can enjoy many of the IoT amenities, without having to give away all your personal info all the time. Keeping ourselves protected and informed is our own responsibility nowadays. So, step up and make sure that you and your loved ones can have the privacy you deserve!\nbest vpn, internet of things, iot security, iot vpn, vpn for iot, vpnland",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Paid Leave > Wage and Hour 2014 Election Results Roundup: Minimum Wage, Paid Sick Leave Big Winners\nBefore the election, we talked about minimum wage and paid sick leave initiatives on the rise, including some important ballot issues. With most of the results tallied, it appears that the Republicans weren\u2019t the only big winners in the 2014 midterm elections last night. While the GOP retaking the Senate majority and reaching historic majority margins in the House garnered most of the national headlines, if you look just below the fold, minimum wage and paid sick leave initiatives were the other big winners of the night. Voters approved all five ballot statewide ballot questions on the minimum wage last night. Massachusetts voters broadly approved a paid sick leave referendum in that state, joined by voters in three New Jersey and California cities.\nMinimum Wage Initiatives Win Overwhelmingly\nIn fact, voters overwhelmingly approved the five big statewide minimum wage initiatives. In Arkansas, a measure to raise the state minimum to $8.50 an hour by 2017 won by 31 percentage points. Nebraska voters approved Initiative 425 to increase the minimum wage to $9.00 an hour by 2016 by nearly 20 points. South Dakota\u2019s Initiated Measure 18, which raises the minimum wage in that state to $8.50 an hour by 2015, passed by almost 10 points. By over 2-to-1, Alaska voters approved a hike in that state\u2019s minimum wage to $9.75 an hour by 2016. Illinois voters elected Republican Bruce Rauner, who did not support a minimum wage hike, over Democrat Pat Quinn, who did support one, but nonetheless overwhelmingly approved a non-binding advisory referendum to raise the minimum wage to $10.00 by a similar 2-to-1 margin.\nAt the municipal level, minimum wage initiatives had mixed results. In the Bay Area, both San Francisco ($15.00) and Oakland ($12.50) easily approved their increases. Further north, Eureka, California voted down an increase by a wide margin.\nMassachusetts, Other Cities Approve Paid Sick Leave for Employees\nOn Tuesday, Massachusetts became the third state, joining California and Connecticut, to guarantee paid sick leave for workers. Voters decisively approved Question 4 by a 60% to 40% margin.\nMassachusetts employers with more than 10 workers will have to provide their workers with one hour of paid sick time for every 30 hours they work, to be capped at 40 hours of leave for the year, starting on July 15, 2015. Massachusetts employers with 10 or fewer workers will still have to provide the accumulated sick leave though will be exempt from offering it on a paid basis. The new law permits workers to use paid sick leave when they\u2019re sick or need to tend to a medical condition, or when doing the same for a spouse, child, or parent. The measure also contains anti-retaliation provisions that forbid employers from punishing workers for taking sick leave under the law.\nAs mentioned above, Oakland voted to raise that city\u2019s minimum wage. Additionally, that minimum wage initiative increased the paid sick leave benefit available to workers in that city. Oakland employees will earn at least one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours on the job with a cap of 40 or 72 hours, depending on the size of the business. Oakland\u2019s initiative is more generous than the State of California\u2019s new paid sick leave law, which only provides workers a minimum of 24 hours, or three normal work days, of paid sick time per year. New Jersey voters in Montclair and Trenton also backed paid sick leave initiatives, becoming the seventh and eighth cities in the state to approve those benefits.\nNo matter the results higher up the ballot, strong popular support for populist initiatives like minimum wage increases or paid sick leave is not surprising. According to the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), over the past decade most state ballot measures to raise the minimum wage have passed by wide margins, in many cases by more than 2-to-1. In 2006 alone, state initiatives to raise the minimum wage passed by large majorities in Arizona (65.6%), Missouri (75.6%), Montana (74.2%), Nevada (68.4%), and Ohio (56.5%) according to the NCSL\u2019s report. Even in the face of opposition from Governor Chris Christie, New Jersey voters approved a 2013 ballot initiative to raise the state minimum to $8.25 by more than 60%.\nMore of these initiatives are on the horizon. Both Philadelphia and Chicago will consider minimum wage increases in spring 2015 elections, the New Jersey legislature has advanced a paid sick leave bill, and a number of other cities and towns are considering both minimum wage and paid sick leave initiatives as well. We will continue to keep you up to date on these important wage and hour developments.\nTags: Arizona, Connecticut, Election Day, Massachusetts, New York, Paid Leave, Quinn, Rauner, South Dakota, state laws",
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        "raw_content": "Created by Smorgborg (all)\nA map based on the continent of Tamriel, from the Elder Scrolls game series.\nGreat map for 1v1 play. Very balanced, and interesting.\nReview by zayrt5 on 11/9/2012.\nThis map is great! A couple spelling mistakes but overall wonderful. I love seeing myself conquer the world of my favorite video game series!\nLoved the elder scrolls games so this map was very fun to play!\nReview by Yawanoc on 6/19/2013.\nReally good map. The only issue I have is how the game changes a lot just based on where you start. Other than that, this is an awesome map.\nReview by Bluerobin on 6/9/2012.\nStarting in Morrowind makes it very, very difficult to hold your ground against Black Marsh, since they finish their continent at least a turn or two earlier and have no other threats.\nReview by Lil Dragon on 9/12/2012.\nThe connections on this map are not always clear. It is hard to tell where some territories connect without having to view more info on it. 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I want to take you on a hayride forever and ever and ever and ever.\nReview by Swordsman on 5/18/2012.\ni love tamriel!\nReview by James Harber on 2/17/2014.\nGreat stuff, like the sea routes.\nReview by Bananaphone on 10/9/2012.\nBig fan of the series and the map is correct it's just that it's a bit small\nReview by KXZ501 on 11/3/2012.\nA brilliant recreation of the lands of Tamriel.\nAlso a real blast to play.\nReview by Espequair on 12/12/2012.\nNice Representation of the Elders Scrolls\nReview by MeDeus on 12/7/2012.\nThere are a plethora of naval routes in the West, perhaps too many. There are also some curious across-the-water attack routes on Summerset Isles considering how far inland the bays separate Cyrodiil from Hammerfell and Valenwood. 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Lots of fun 1V1, Wish it was a little bigger/more detailed.\nReview by Tim Cann on 5/9/2014.\nIt's a cool map if you like Elder Scrolls but the map isn't the the best\nReview by schoolboysuh on 12/12/2013.\ntefhen\nReview by Zachary Ray York on 1/21/2014.\nReview by Michael Philllips on 1/31/2014.\nReview by SADBOY on 2/13/2014.\nworst shitty map ever\nReview by Picklechill on 2/21/2014.\nit was short and fun.\nReview by freddyyun8 on 4/12/2012.\ntoo little bonuses, so that enemy could easily win if enemy has bonus and you have none , because it's easy to be hard to get bonuses and also the bonuses for armies are a little too big\nReview by tappy on 4/27/2012.\nReview by Monsoon on 11/5/2014.\n4 IN A ROW ON TAMRIEL LET'S GO!\nReview by moneymaker$1,000,000,000,000.00 on 12/15/2014.\nReview by Luke on 1/14/2015.\nI love this map. The Elder Scrolls Games are very good and this game very well captures the map of Tamriel very well.\nThere is a hidden connection between Alinore and Skywatch. I think there is another one as well that I just passed by but great map and the hidden connection is a great way to keep players on their toes.\nReview by DrakerSayn on 3/26/2015.\nGreat map for either a 1v1 or 2v2 would be better if it was larger but I have not looked to see if there is a bigger one.\nReview by StarGazer42 on 4/21/2015.\nThis is a fun map as there are a couple of territories that do not connect the way you would assume.\nReview by Greatestthateverlived on 4/23/2015.\nReview by TheSkyrimGuild on 4/27/2015.\nReview by Dameon on 5/20/2015.\nits very small, yet causes competitivness\nReview by Chris Falzone on 6/21/2015.\nLore friendly, and well made.\nReview by GazozKapa\u011f\u0131 on 1/3/2016.\nIt's a great map but a little bit small.\nReview by Lord Matthias on 2/8/2016.\nGreat map. The actual country boundaries from the Elder Scrolls series transcribe well into a Warlight map.\nWould love to see this map/world expanded, including cities/mountains/etc. Great map.\nReview by KarpasDodel on 4/13/2016.\nThe borders are not intuitive at all.\nReview by Thant1325 on 5/25/2016.\nReview by Jeremy Savage on 5/25/2016.\nAwesome map, well laid out\nReview by Dankboeuf on 9/4/2016.\nI love the elder scrolls, its a great game.\nReview by Tyrion on 9/4/2016.\nThe connections are hard to follow. Some territories that seem far apart (SW)connect, while others that are close together do not. Very easy to corner your own armies.\nReview by Captain Ercoupe on 10/21/2016.\nFun map. Pretty well balanced.\nReview by Geko on 10/25/2016.\nI have to say, this is a great level, accurate borders and great balancing. 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        "raw_content": "Just Asking: Shireen Lewis\n(Andre Chung/for The Washington Post)\nShireen Lewis , 55, is founder of SisterMentors, which aims to mentor girls from their early academic years through college graduation and help women of color to earn doctorates. The program has helped 26 women to go to college and 56 to earn doctorates. A native of Trinidad and Tobago, Lewis immigrated to the States after high school. She earned her doctorate in French literature from Duke University and her law\ndegree from the University of Virginia.\nI just found out that Billy Ocean is from your home town, Fyzabad. Inquiring minds want to know: Are you, in fact, the \u201cCaribbean Queen\u201d?\nI love Billy\u2019s music! I have to say I don\u2019t know who he was thinking about when he wrote that song, honey, but I don\u2019t think he was talking about me.\nNicki Minaj, Heather Headley, the list of Trinidadians is ...\nMy father, he started out being a carpenter, then he worked on an oil rig. Texaco, that was the major company where we lived. Later, he was a policeman for Texaco. My mother was better educated \u2014 she had a high-school degree \u2014 but she was a homemaker. It was always clear that we were coming here for university.\nYou have a professional interest in literature. V.S. Naipaul is from Trinidad. \u201cMiguel Street,\u201d \u201cA House for Mr. Biswas\u201d \u2014 were these big works for you?\nNaipaul is an enigma for Trinidadians. He loves Trinidad and hates Trinidad. I grew up reading a lot of Charles Dickens \u2014 you know, the British colonial experience. I gobbled up all of his books in high school, then transitioned to books in other languages, often in French. Balzac, Simone de Beauvoir and many from the Enlightenment period. Then literature from L\u00e9opold Senghor from Senegal, Paulette Nardal from Martinique. ... I wound up feeling closer to Francophone writers talking about the black colonial experience than I did to Dickens.\nHow did SisterMentors come about?\nWhen I was working on my dissertation at Duke, I relocated here, since I had a lot of friends locally. I was working on a very difficult chapter and I thought, \u201cWhy am I doing this in isolation?\u201d This was the fall of 1997. I had grown up in Pepper Village, Fyzabad. Community was the thing. One of my fondest memories was when people would help build each other\u2019s homes. So there was a bookstore here then, Sisterspace, and I volunteered there, so I asked them about getting women of color together, women who were working on their doctorates.\nNew Yorkers tend to think they\u2019re the epicenter of the United States and that the rest of us are just hicks. Nigerians think the same of themselves in Africa. Who are the New Yorkers of the Caribbean?\nI would say Trinidad and Jamaica. We both think we\u2019re just it. I remember growing up, even having never left the island, and all of us saying, \u201cOh, those small islands, St. Vincent\u201d and so on. Then I got to the United States and said, \u201cWait a minute \u2014 we are all small islands.\u201d",
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About a quarter of those who got sick had to be hospitalized.\nThe outbreak in California is so alarming that, on Wednesday, state officials warned anyone not vaccinated or otherwise immune to avoid the Disney parks, especially infants under 12 months. Disney resort employees who had contact with measles-stricken co-workers were asked to stay home unless they can show they\u2019ve been vaccinated or prove through a blood test that they\u2019re immune, the L.A. Times said.\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/posttv/national/health-science/measles-outbreak-worries-calif-parents/2015/01/23/25254d04-fada-4521-bb08-c71d90835f70_video.html\nThe illness has since spread from the parks to 11 counties in California \u2014 and to Utah, Washington state, Colorado, Oregon and Mexico, according to official data. The greatest concentration by far, at least 20 cases, is in Orange County, which includes Disneyland and the Disney California Adventure Park, both in Anaheim.\nThat county has been at the center of a nationwide movement against immunizations based in part on an erroneous belief \u2014 and a discredited study \u2014 linking vaccines to autism.\nWhile California requires children to get shots to protect against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR,) parents who believe \u2014 despite the evidence \u2014 in links between the vaccines and medical conditions such as autism can get an exemption by signing a \u201cpersonal belief waiver,\u201d according to the Orange County Register. According to state data reported by the L.A. Times, about 3 percent of Orange County kindergartners have \u201cpersonal belief exemptions\u201d secured by their parents enabling them to opt out of immunizations. For comparison, the rate in Los Angeles County, where there have been 10 reported cases, was less than 2 percent. Statewide, the rate was less than 3 percent.\nOne in three Americans, according to one recent poll, believe in a link between vaccines and autism, despite the absence of evidence.\n\u201cMeasles is an infectious viral disease that resides in the mucus in the nose and throat of infected people,\u201d according to the CDC. \u201cWhen they sneeze or cough, droplets spray into the air and the droplets remain active and contagious on infected surfaces for up to 2 hours.\u201d\nThis means anyone sneezed on who is not immune has a strong chance of getting the disease, characterized by fever, cough, runny nose, conjunctivitis and a rash that starts on the face and spreads across the body. After someone is exposed \u2014 who is not immune \u2014 it takes an average of 10 to 12 days before symptoms appear. The rash usually shows up after about 14 days, but the carrier can transmit the virus for about four days before the rash becomes visible.\nFor most people, measles is simply an annoyance \u2014 \u201cunpleasant,\u201d in the words of the CDC. But the complications can be dangerous and may include ear infections, diarrhea and pneumonia. According to the CDC, one in 1,000 people with measles will develop inflammation of the brain, and \u201cone or two will die from it.\u201d\nSchools in Orange County are affected as well. After a student with measles showed up in the Huntington Beach Union school district, Orange County health officials ordered non-immune and unvaccinated students out of classes. 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        "raw_content": "Concussion bill suffers knockout in House committee\nCHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - The state House Education Committee has rejected a bill that sought to exempt school districts from class-action lawsuits for failing to implement concussion protocols for sports and other activities.\nSenate File 98 failed on a 4-4 vote on Wednesday.\nThe bill was drafted in response to worries that districts could be included in lawsuits even if they did have concussion protocols in place.\nThe bill, which is sponsored by Sen. Bill Landen, R-Casper, would have codified that any district\u2019s failure to adhere to the state\u2019s concussion protocols \u201cshall not be considered as having increased the inherent risks of any sport or recreational activity.\u201d\nBut members of the committee had concerns as to exactly how that language might impact districts\u2019 and individuals\u2019 liability should a student sustain a concussion, the Wyoming Tribune Eagle reported.\nRep. Mary Throne, D-Cheyenne, said the language regarding assumption of risk was \u201cextremely broad\u201d and potentially subject to abuse by negligent caretakers.\n\u201cThe risk is in the activity, like if my son plays football he assumes the risk he will get a concussion,\u201d Throne said. \u201cBut it\u2019s substantially different to say the people who take care of you afterward can do whatever they want and be immune.\u201d\nMarcia Shanor, of the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association, said her association opposed the bill for that same reason.\n\u201cWe\u2019re putting into statute that it\u2019s fine to not follow protocols where concussions are concerned and to not make sure they\u2019re the best they can be,\u201d she said.\nLanden said the bill was not about allowing districts to avoid concussion protocols altogether or to avoid liability for negligence. Instead, he said, it was to provide protection to districts whose protocols may be attacked on the grounds of not being \u201cgood enough.\u201d\nCommittee members voted 6-2 to eliminate the portion of the bill that provided that protection, effectively eliminating the bill\u2019s main purpose.\nWhen the panel deadlocked 4-4 on the final vote, Vice Chairman David Northrup, R-Powell, declared the bill dead since a majority vote is needed to advance bills out of committee.",
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        "raw_content": "Prospect of special session looms for Alaska lawmakers\nAlaska Gov. Bill Walker gestures during a news conference on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016, in Juneau, Alaska. Legislative leaders agree with Gov. Walker\u2019s call to work together to confront the state\u2019s multibillion-dollar budget deficit. (AP Photo/Becky Bohrer) more >\nBy BECKY BOHRER - Associated Press - Tuesday, May 17, 2016\nJUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - The prospect of a special session loomed as Alaska lawmakers hit their fourth month in regular session without agreement on a plan for pulling the state out of a massive budget deficit.\nLawmakers worked past the voter-approved 90-day session limit in April after failing to come to terms on changes to Alaska\u2019s oil and gas tax credit system. The state constitution allows for 121-day regular sessions, a mark lawmakers will reach Wednesday.\nThey have the option of extending for up to 10 days but need a two-thirds vote on each side to do so. Gov. Bill Walker, who has said he wants a complete fiscal plan passed this year, also could call them into a special session, which some legislative leaders expect.\nHouse Speaker Mike Chenault said he would like to be able to get a budget passed before going into any special session to put state workers\u2019 minds at ease. Last year, state employees received layoff notices as a legislative dispute over the budget spilled into June. The new fiscal year begins July 1.\n\u201cI know we\u2019re not going to get to all the revenue measures, but the governor is going to call us back on those anyway,\u201d Chenault, R-Nikiski, said in an interview Monday.\nSenate President Kevin Meyer, R-Anchorage, on Tuesday said he would like to see the budgets and oil tax credit bill passed by Wednesday but said that may be overly optimistic. \u201cIt\u2019s all pretty much contingent on the House now,\u201d he said.\nHouse Minority Leader Chris Tuck said his caucus doesn\u2019t want to give up the leverage it has for funding the budget without knowing what the overall fiscal plan will be. Generally, a three-quarter vote is needed in each the House and Senate to access the constitutional budget reserve to help cover costs. That\u2019s not a problem in the Senate, where 16 of its 20 members belong to the Republican-led majority. Reaching that threshold in the House, though, requires support from the Democratic-led minority.\nShould a three-quarter vote fail, an option that\u2019s been raised is using earnings from the Alaska Permanent Fund to cover budget costs. A three-quarter vote is not necessary to access the fund. Walker spokeswoman Katie Marquette said it was too soon to say if the governor would veto a budget funded with permanent fund earnings.\n\u201cOur issues are immediate and unavoidable, and so I must insist that we keep working together for as long as it takes to solve them,\u201d Walker wrote in a letter to lawmakers dated Saturday.\nTuck, D-Anchorage, said he would rather go into a special session than further extend the regular session, to limit the issues under consideration.\nA council of lawmakers on Monday authorized spending up to $25,000 a month in rent through this summer on a downtown Juneau building that has served as legislative office and meeting space while the Capitol undergoes renovation work. Sen. Gary Stevens, who chairs the Legislative Council, said lawmakers don\u2019t want to move out until they know they won\u2019t be back for a legislative session.\nWork by lawmakers Tuesday included the Senate Finance Committee advancing an oil and gas tax credit rewrite that takes a different approach than what passed the House with Democratic buy-in last week. Tuck called that rewrite \u201cbogus.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Archiv \u00bb English \u00bb Internet Law \u00bb Will Wi-Fi hotspot providers be liable for file sharing?\nWill Wi-Fi hotspot providers be liable for file sharing?\nThe European Commission recently published a legislative proposal containing measures to improve the European single market for electronic communications and to achieve a Connected Continent. The proposed rules allowing open Wi-Fi hotspots should be closely scrutinised.\nWill Wi-Fi hotspot providers be liable for file sharing? \u00a9 Benjamin-Duda-Fotolia\nWirless networks\nArticle 14 of the proposal concerns the regulation of wireless local area networks. The clause restricts telecommunication providers and public authorities from preventing end users from making their Wi-Fi access available to third parties.\nPrivate individuals, commercial providers and other organisations will all be able to utilise this right in order to make their Wi-Fi access publicly available.\nUnder the proposals, public authorities must allow the deployment, connection and operation of unobtrusive small-area wireless access. They must also permit the provision of Wi-Fi access to networks of telecommunication providers and the use of the harmonised radio spectrum. The last point is subject only to obtaining general authorisation.\nThe proposals foresee that the European Commission will later adopt administrative measures defining the scope of such \u201cgeneral authorisation\u201d. It will concern aspects such as the maximum size, power, electromagnetic characteristics and the visual impact of the small-area wireless access points.\nWi-Fi hotspots and file sharing\nThe question arises as to how these new rules will interact with copyright and file sharing scenarios.\nUnder Art 12 of the EU\u2019s E-Commerce Directive (transposed by \u00a7 8 of the German Telemedia Act), internet service providers are generally not liable for the information which is exchanged on their networks.\nIt is unclear whether current providers of small-area wireless access points, more commonly known as hotspots, are liable for the content transferred via their connection.\nThe EU\u2019s plans to create a connected continent do little to bring clarity to this question of liability.\nOne possible interpretation of the legislative proposal is that future Wi-Fi hotspot providers would be liable for the content transferred from the access point they offer. This is because such small-scale providers are explicitly excluded from being classed as general telecommunication providers; particularly where the provision is not commercial in character, or is merely ancillary to another commercial activity or public service. This means they would not benefit from the above-mentioned exclusion from liability.\nThe question of liability for providers of small-area wireless access points needs to be clarified.\nIf Wi-Fi hotspot providers continue to be a risk of receiving warning letters for file sharing due to the content exchanged by users on their networks, it seems unlikely that the European Union\u2019s commendable goal of achieving a connected Europe will be achieved.\nTags: e-commerce directive, German Telemedia Act, Hotspots, internet service providers, telecommunication provider, telemedia, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotpost, wireless networks",
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        "raw_content": "Behavioural science nudges can stop tax avoidance\nNatural consumers: born to \u2018keep up with the Joneses\u2019\nNew course will help organisations use nudging to boost performance\nExperts from Government's Nudge Unit will reveal secrets to their success\nThe Human Zoo presenter Nick Chater will head the three-day programme\nNudging uses small changes that can produce huge effects\nWarwick Business School is joining forces with the UK Government\u2019s Nudge Unit to teach leaders across the private and public sectors how behavioural science can improve business and policy.\nLed by Nick Chater, co-presenter of BBC Radio 4\u2019s popular psychology show The Human Zoo and Professor of Behavioural Science, the Behavioural Insights Team and Warwick Business School have put together a three-day Executive Education course called Behavioural Science in Practice.\nProfessor Chater is on the advisory board of the Behavioural Insights Team, more commonly known as the Nudge Unit, which was launched by Prime Minister David Cameron in 2010 and is now a social enterprise jointly owned by the UK Government, innovation charity Nesta and its employees.\nIt has used insights from behavioural science - known as nudges - to boost tax revenues, persuade more people to invest in a pension, increase police diversity, raise the uptake of loft insulation and many more schemes.\nWhat is behavioural science and nudging?\nThese successes have seen Nudge Units set up in Australia, Singapore, Germany and the US with HMRC having its own unit, while vice chairman of marketing giant Ogilvy & Mather\u2019s Rory Sutherland see this as the beginning of \u201cthe next revolution in business.\u201d\nNow every business and government department has the chance to learn how small changes - such as the wording of a letter - can have huge results and how to apply insights that behavioural science has uncovered to boost performance.\n\u201cUnderstanding the reality of how people make decisions is vital for every business and organisation,\u201d said Professor Chater.\nRelated course: Behavioural Science in Practice\n\u201cOur behaviour is rarely just the product of careful, rational deliberation. Instead, we are driven by habit - we tend to repeat what we have done before; by herding, where we tend to follow the actions of other people; and by context, when apparently small, and irrelevant, changes in our environment or the way a problem is phrased can sometimes dramatically shift our choices.\n\"One example of behavioural science in action, saw a photograph of intense staring eyes (suggesting that we are being watched) combined with a citrus smell increase hand-washing by 50 per cent by hospital medical staff, and so reduce the risk of infection.\n\u201cOn the course we will go through the theory and latest research in behavioural science and then look at practical ways it can be applied in organisations or businesses.\n\u201cWe will have world-leading practitioners and academics delivering the course and showing how real world problems can be addressed, often very cost-effectively.\"\nThe three-day open programme will run from May 2 to 4 at WBS London at The Shard.",
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        "raw_content": "Teen Suicide: \u201cThe Time for Secrecy Is Over\u201d\nEditor's Note: This story was updated Aug. 4 with new CDC data showing the rate of suicide for teen girls in 2015 had reached a 40-year high.\nJuly 25, 2017 -- As a freshman at Northview High School in Duluth, GA, 15-year-old Will Trautwein was a leader among his army of friends, says his father, John. He had good grades, played lacrosse, and -- a skilled pianist and guitarist -- wrote music for his band. He was strong, popular, smart and happy, his father says. So, when Will took his own life in October 2010, his parents were shocked.\n\u201cAs far as I was concerned, Will was successful in every aspect of his life. I had no idea about suicide, depression, mental illness,\u201d Trautwein says. \u201cThey weren\u2019t in my vocabulary. We had no idea he was struggling in any way.\u201d\nAfter his son\u2019s death, Trautwein built his Will to Live Foundation, which supports school suicide awareness and prevention initiatives, \u201con the concept that it\u2019s easier for kids to talk to their friends than to adults,\u201d he says.\nAs the rate of teen suicides continues to rise, public officials have been ramping up their prevention efforts as well. With suicides broadcast on social media and programs such as Netflix\u2019s 13 Reasons Why streaming on the devices of America\u2019s teens, the once taboo topic is demanding attention.\n\u201cThe time for secrecy is over,\u201d says Trebor Randle, special agent in charge of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation\u2019s Child Fatality Review Unit. \u201cIt\u2019s now time to be bold in our awareness, our education, and our attempts to save children.\u201d\nIn Georgia, the number of teens who take their lives annually has risen during most of the last 5 years. When teen suicide deaths in Georgia climbed to 51 in 2015, policymakers and state agencies redoubled their prevention efforts. The state has recorded 23 cases through July, Randle says.\nThis coincides with rising rates nationwide for the past decade among all young people ages 10 to 24. In these age groups, the number of suicides increased by 23 to 200% from 1999 to 2014, with the pace of increase picking up in 2006. Adolescent girls ages 10 to 14 saw the sharpest increase in suicides: Rates tripled over those 16 years. New CDC data looking at suicide rates from 1975 to 2015 shows that it hit a 40-year high for teen girls in 2015. Another recent study found that hospital admissions for suicidal thoughts and actions among children and teens doubled from 2008 to 2015.\nSuicide is also the second leading cause of death for people ages 15 to 24.\nSpeaking out about suicide counters a common misconception that talking about suicide can cause suicide. \u201cAsking a friend or family member about suicide is not going to give them the idea to complete it,\u201d says Christine Morrison, a licensed mental health counselor and head of supervision at Crisis Text Line. The organization offers free crisis intervention via text message.\nThe causes of suicide are complex. Experts warn parents and teachers not to try to boil it down to a single cause, such as a breakup with a girlfriend or boyfriend. Instead, it\u2019s typically a number of reasons, one of which could be depression.\n\u201cThere appears to have been an increase in episodes of adolescent major depression, which could be playing a role,\u201d says Richard McKeon, PhD, chief of the suicide prevention branch in the Division of Prevention, Traumatic Stress and Special Programs at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. \u201cBut then the question becomes: What\u2019s driving an increase in major depressive episodes?\u201d\nRecent studies report a link between social media use and depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem. Young people try to reach impossible standards by comparing themselves with others on social media, which is shown to be associated with depression. Social media can be an all-too-powerful vehicle for bullying and shaming.\nIn 2013, Canadian teen Rehteah Parsons killed herself after photos of her alleged gang rape were posted on social media. The family of Brandy Vela, a Texas teen, blames her 2016 suicide on cyberbullying as well. The teen was frequently harassed by anonymous text messages and mocked on a fake Facebook profile that had been set up in her name.\n\u201cEvery single mistake that Will ever made, there was a fear that it would be on YouTube, on Snapchat, on Facebook,\u201d said Trautwein. \u201cThey know that if they mess up, everyone will know about it by lunchtime. I did not have to deal with that when I was growing up.\u201d\nThere\u2019s a lot of pressure on young people, Trautwein adds, to be perfect.\nTrends in the timing of suicidal thoughts might point to school pressures as a reason, too.\n\u201cWeekday evenings from 8 p.m. till 2 a.m. the next day, texts are 10 percent more likely to be about suicide. Late Sunday nights into Monday morning have the highest rates of discussions about suicide,\u201d says Morrison of Crisis Text Line.\nSummertime and weekends, on the other hand, are slow. Morrison speculates that suicide-related crises peak on the days and in the hours that kids are in school or thinking about returning to school, such as late Sunday night.\n\u201cPrepare for the week ahead. Have open conversations with your teenagers about the responsibilities and stresses of the upcoming week and help them break those down into small, manageable pieces, day by day, moment by moment,\u201d Morrison says.\nA Statewide Response\nThough 14 teen suicides in Georgia happened in just 2 months this year, investigators have no evidence that the deaths are related or represent a \u201ccluster.\u201d\n\u201cSuicides have been happening,\u201d says Randle. \u201cOur kids have been attempting to take their lives. They\u2019ve been voicing suicidal thoughts for some time. The public just isn\u2019t aware.\u201d\nThe deaths prompted Georgia state agencies to expand school faculty training. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Department of Education, and Department of Public Health joined forces to host suicide prevention summits in school districts where teen suicides had happened for 3 consecutive years: Macon, Rome, Gainesville, and Gwinnett County. Nearby schools sent teams of representatives to the summit.\nState law also requires that all educators in the state complete 2 hours of youth suicide awareness and prevention training each year to recognize the warning signs and to learn how to respond.\nWhile it\u2019s crucial to give teachers suicide prevention tools, experts say teens themselves are likely the most powerful weapon against the public health crisis. \u201cKids talk to other kids,\u201d says Randle. \u201cThey don\u2019t necessarily talk to other adults.\u201d\nSchool suicide prevention curricula for middle- and high-school students teach them how to recognize signs of suicide in their friends and what to do when they see those signs. The mantra of these programs is ACT:\nAcknowledge that this is a warning sign of suicide.\nCare by showing your friend concern.\nThe trusted adult could be a parent, coach, teacher, or school counselor.\n\u201cWe want our students to know that we are here to support them,\u201d says Candace Ford, executive director for counseling, psychological and social work services for Fulton County Schools in Atlanta. \u201cIf you\u2019re at risk, you\u2019ve got a trusted adult right here in the building that can help you.\u201d\nThe message is getting across. \u201cVery often, after we do the curriculum, students come forward,\u201d Ford says. \u201cThey self-identify or they identify other children whom they perceive to be at risk.\u201d\nAt that point, the school notifies the parents and connects the family with counseling, medical care, or other appropriate services.\nFour out of five teens who attempt suicide give clear signs that may be obvious to health professionals but not to parents and friends. Here are some red flags. Most people will show more than one sign. They might:\nTalk about wanting to die\nGet affairs in order, say goodbye to people, give away belongings\nLook for a way to commit suicide\nTalk about feeling hopeless or having no purpose\nTalk about feeling trapped or in unbearable pain\nTalk about being a burden to others\nIncrease drug or alcohol use or other risky or reckless behaviors\nAppear unusually anxious or agitated\nWithdraw from or lose interest in usual activities, interests, or relationships\nShow rage or seek revenge\nDisplay extreme mood swings\nGet falling grades\n\u201cIf you have suspicions that your child is suicidal, then check it out,\u201d says Ford. Some authorities recommend that parents monitor Internet and social media activity as a rule of thumb. Ford suggests that parents investigate the following:\nCheck out your child\u2019s social media posts and the posts of people they follow.\nTalk to your child\u2019s teachers or schedule a meeting with the school.\nFind out what your child\u2019s friends are telling their parents about your child.\nThere is help for people with depression or who are at risk of suicide. If you see any warning signs in your child or someone else\u2019s, here\u2019s what you can do:\nTake talk of suicide seriously.\nPrevent access to weapons, prescription drugs, alcohol, or any other means.\nDo not leave the person alone.\nCall a state or national suicide prevention hotline. In Georgia, call the Georgia Crisis and Access Line at 1-800-715-4225. Nationwide, call the U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255).\nTake the person to an emergency room or other medical or mental health professional.\nThe topic of suicide is out there. It\u2019s on television, streaming, on the Internet, and on social media, whether parents talk about it or not. What\u2019s more, studies show that suicidal thoughts and attempts increase when suicide is covered in the media. Recently, two California families blamed the TV show 13 Reasons Why, which was renewed for a second season and highly criticized by suicide prevention experts, for their children\u2019s suicides.\nA recent study found that internet searches for terms like \"how to commit suicide\" and \"commit suicide\" increased after the show aired. They also increased for \"suicide hotline\" and \"suicide prevention.\"\n\u201cUse it as a road in,\u201d says Morrison. \u201cThose shows are the perfect rapport-building, natural in-road to talking about suicide directly, which is one of the key things that parents can do to manage a suicidal child. In an open-ended way, ask how the child feels about that news story or that TV show and whether they can relate. Let the child guide the conversation.\u201d\nTalking about suicide and emotional pain will not make someone suicidal or more suicidal. \u201cIf anything, it\u2019s going to give support and open the door to support them further when you ask directly about what\u2019s going on,\u201d Morrison says.\nUse news stories and TV programs as teaching moments. Understanding why experts found 13 Reasons Why harmful can help parents know important points to address. Here\u2019s what critics say:\nThe program includes graphic details on how the main character ended her life. Research shows that for at-risk viewers or readers, the chance of suicide can rise if what they're watching or reading includes a detailed explanation of the cause of death. \u201cA vulnerable kid looking at it can see it as a how-to manual,\u201d says McKeon.\nThe plot line implies that seeking help is futile. Tell kids that that the guidance counselor\u2019s response on the show is inappropriate and isn\u2019t typical. By contrast, when an episode of teen drama One Tree Hill dealt with suicide, characters called the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, and the episode was followed by a public service announcement about the hotline. \u201cWe got 700 calls within 5 minutes when that aired,\u201d says McKeon.\nThe suicide is depicted as an act of revenge, which experts say is not an accurate explanation for it. Explain to children that suicide is not a common response to life\u2019s challenges and that there are healthy ways to cope with pain.\nFor more talking points to discuss with your child, visit the website of Suicide Awareness Voices of Education.\n'Know It And Show It'\nBefore a child ever shows signs of suicide risk, parents can create a culture of empathy and understanding that could help prevent their son or daughter from going down that road.\nTrautwein stresses to parents that life is harder for young people now than it was when he was growing up. Today\u2019s teens are under constant social media scrutiny, and competition for everything from sports teams to college admission is tougher. Parents should let their children know they understand that. \u201cKnow it and show it\u201d is his motto.\nLooking back, Trautwein recalls that his son had trouble sleeping. \u201cThat was the only sign that we missed. We didn\u2019t know that could be a sign of depression or a potential sign of suicide.\u201d\nTrautwein\u2019s approach with his son Will was constant enthusiasm and positivity about all the new opportunities that were available to him.\n\u201cWill was probably thinking \u2018What\u2019s wrong with me? My dad thinks all this is great. Why don\u2019t I think it\u2019s great?\u2019 \u201d Today, Trautwein\u2019s message to his children is different. \u201cI say, \u2018Wow, this is really hard. I didn\u2019t have to do this when I was growing up. It\u2019s OK to think it\u2019s hard. It\u2019s OK to not be OK.\u2019 \u201d\nCrisis Text Line: Text \"CALM\" to 741-741\nSuicide.org: List of suicide hotlines by state\nWebMD Article Reviewed by Hansa D. 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        "raw_content": "In spite of best efforts made by many employers to provide safe and conducive work environment, accidents do occur, no matter your profession and these can result in injuries. You should consider putting in a claim for compensation even when your employer has complied with the core responsibilities specified by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The compensation returns you to the position you were in before you sustained the injury arising from the accident.\nHow soon after the accident should you consider putting in your claim? It is advisable to start your claim as soon as you become aware of the injury because it is easier to prove that the injury sustained is attributable to the accident. You can however make a claim for personal injury compensation up to three years following the accident or three years after you find out that the injury resulted from the accident, whichever date is later.\nMost of the injuries arising from accidents can be noticed immediately but injuries such as the whiplash may take a couple of days before they begin to give rise to symptoms. However, there is usually little doubt that the injury is attributable to the accident. It is necessary to have the injury documented by a medical expert as soon as it occurs as a medical report on the extent and the impact of the injury will be required to pursue a compensation claim.\nWork related accidents should be reported to the human resource department immediately and should be recorded in the company\u2019s accident report book. Photographs of the accident and the surrounding area should also be recorded. Independent legal advisers that specialise in personal injury claims should be contacted with details of the accident. They are usually very familiar with the guidelines set by the Judicial Studies Board (JSB) and they have the requisite experience to pursue compensation claims on behalf of clients even if it becomes necessary to pursue the matter all the way to the courts.\nWhat types of work place injuries can you claim for? Practically any injury arising from an accident in the work place can be claimed against but as every claim is unique, specialist solicitors can advise on the best course of action. Majority of claims revolve around certain types of injuries.\nUnsafe industrial practices have the potential to cause injury or death. These accidents may not occur frequently but when they do and injuries are sustained, the employee should make a claim for compensation. Noise induced hearing loss is another type of injury that can occur in the work place, especially where there is prolonged and excessive exposure to loud noise. Construction, music, engineering or factory occupations are quite susceptible to hearing loss injuries and the level of injury compensation would depend on the severity of hearing loss, the lasting impact of the loss and whether the loss is in one or both ears.\nLifting heavy objects or lifting while twisting can lead to back injuries. They often require extended treatments and recovery periods. When they occur in the work place, employees are entitled to compensation claims for injury sustained. Other work place accidents that commonly attract compensation claims include accidents resulting from operation of defective machinery, trips and fall on slippery surfaces.\nGenerally, specialist solicitors dealing with these compensation claims can assess every case to determine if there is legal right to a claim. Some will work on a no-win, no fee basis and some others will offer an additional insurance policy that ensures you won\u2019t be liable for the other party\u2019s expenses in the event you don\u2019t win the claim.\nThis entry was posted in Work Accidents and tagged accident at work, work accident on 25th February 2017 by pinnacleadmin.\n\u2190 What to Do if You Have an Accident in a Supermarket Bike Accidents Facts & Figures \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "What is an Onza?\nAn Onza is a mythical cat-like creature said to live in Mexico.\nAn onza may be akin to a hyena.\nThe first descriptions of what could have been the onza come from the records of the Spanish conquistadors.\nThe onza may or may not be a wild cat native to Mexico. The onza is certainly a cryptid, an animal whose existence is in doubt, and whose study is the province of cryptozoologists.\nThe first descriptions of what could have been the onza come from the accounts of Spanish conquistadors who noted one in the enormous zoo of Montezuma, king of the Aztecs. Bernal Diaz del Castillo wrote in 1520 that among the carnivorous animals were two sorts of lion, one of them long-eared like a wolf. All of the American carnivores were new to the Spanish and they used familiar animals as points of reference. Soon afterward, in the trilingual compilation of Aztec lore called the Florentine Codex, a similar animal appears. The Aztecs called it cuitlamiztli, a Nahuatl word difficult now to translate. In the Codex it is given as \u201cglutton cat,\u201c for it was said to eat all of its prey and then sleep for days. The translation \u201cringtail\u201d suggests its patterned fur: \u201cmitzli\u201d itself referred to a puma. When the Spanish occupied and colonized the former Aztec empire, they too saw the animal in the wild and gave it the name onza.\nThe scarcity of accounts of the onza makes sense; if an animal is a fixture in its environment, its name suffices as a description, and there\u2019s no need to write about its characteristics at length. During the 18th century, European missionaries new to Sonora, a Mexican state far north of the former Aztec Empire, noted the alarming presence of this big and particularly dangerous creature, but described its appearance only as much like a puma.\nIn 1938, a group of men hunting in the state of Sinaloa, near Sonora, shot and killed a big unusual-looking cat that local people identified as an onza; those who saw it said its ears were notably longer than a cougar\u2019s, and the frame slimmer. Another strange cat killed in 1986 has provided the most useful evidence regarding the nature of the onza. A rancher shown the body reported that his father had shot the same kind of animal, and that it was an onza. This one was photographed: it looks like a long-legged and very thin puma. A zoologist who examined the body also performed DNA tests on it, and concluded that, though leaner and possessing retractable claws, the cat was not genetically distinct from a puma. This put to rest the notion that the onza might be a living relic of the prehistoric American cheetah.\nThe onza, then, may be a recurring variant of the puma. Alternatively, the thin cat killed in 1987 may not be the historical onza or cuitlamitztli at all, but an entirely different animal. Onza, from the Latin for \u201cleopard,\u201d is a flexible word when it comes to cats. The jaguarondi, a small and non-aggressive wild cat, is called the onza in some of the areas of its habitat. Onca, the Portuguese variant of onza, is the Brazilian word for leopard. The word is also related both to \u201clynx\u201d and to an obsolete English word for the leopard, \u201counce.\"\nCastillo\u2019s description is brief and vague, part of a long catalog of the wonders found at Montezuma\u2019s astonishing zoo. Rather than looking at a kind of cat, he may have seen a kind of dog, perhaps even something like a hyena. This last possibility introduces another extinct species into the running: Chasmaportethes ossifragus, the only relative of the hyena in North America, an animal of the Pleistocene. It is not at all likely that this is what Castillo saw as a wolf-lion, but it is possible. Also possible is that the onza of the Spanish and the cuitlamitztli of the Aztecs, whether the same animal or not, are themselves extinct.\nHow Do I Become a Cryptozoologist?\nWhat Are the Major Elements of Aztec Mythology?\nWhat Is a Catahoula Leopard Dog?\nWhat Is a King Cheetah?\nWhat are Cryptids?\nWhat are Some Cryptids That Turned out to be Real?\nthe onza is real. when I was younger and i was working in the jungle in Trujillo Los andes, venezuela, I saw one, only for one time. It looked like a wolf -- completely black and very skinny, and my father told me do not speak about it to anybody. --Jorge\nI agree with musashihai by far!!!\nmusashihai\nI have been looking into this onza theme on-line. The first thing to know is that the onza is not confined to Mexico. 2nd that many who have opined are not biologists. 3rd is that for some reason people do not read in spanish columbian & ecuadorian biologist sites that have real data and photos of onza. This is best because so many humans just kill big cats instead of study them in the wild. I have seen them in Barranquilla Columbia.",
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        "raw_content": "STEM Panel\nSTEM Panels\nInterviews for High School Seniors\nFall Focus Days\nTribe Transfer Events\nDirections to Admission\nJoin William & Mary students to discuss their experiences and research in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) fields. This is an opportunity for you to ask W&M students questions about their courses, research, internships, and plans after graduation! Our STEM Panelists are majors from the following disciplines: Biology, Chemistry, Computational & Applied Mathematics & Statistics, Computer Science, Kinesiology & Health Sciences, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Physics, and the pre-professional advising tracks (including pre-med).\nSTEM Panels are offered on select Mondays and Fridays during the Fall and Spring semesters in the Undergraduate Admission Office Session Room (116 Jamestown Road) at 1pm.\nFor any further questions you may email [[pmkinton, Assistant Dean Peter Kinton]].",
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        "raw_content": "Cummings Foundation awards $1 million to UB's new medical school\nGift supports a transformation of anatomy, cell biology and pathology education and research at UB\nThe James H. Cummings Foundation of Buffalo has given $1 million to the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.\n\"We are very grateful to the Cummings Foundation for this significant gift,\" said Michael E. Cain, M.D., vice president for health sciences and dean of School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. \"It is a clear demonstration of the foundation's support for the educational and scientific innovations that the new medical school makes possible. It comes as we conclude the first construction phase of the building, which will be a regional center of expertise with national and international impacts on research, education and patient care.\"\nThe gift will support the development of a structural science learning center in the new building, designed to foster an innovative approach to teaching and research in anatomical science, under the direction of John E. Tomaszewski, M.D., chair of the department of pathology and anatomical sciences. He was recruited in 2011 from the University of Pennsylvania.\n\"The goal is to transform anatomy, cell biology and pathology education and research by bringing them into the digital age,\" Tomaszewski said.\n\"Advanced computational tools now allow for the mining of the tremendous quantitative structural information embedded in human anatomy, cells and molecules,\" he said. \"Those data can be used to develop new predictive models, diagnoses and treatments that will directly benefit patients.\"\nIn the center, students of medicine, engineering and computer science will learn how those \"big data\" of structure interact. Physicians, biomedical scientists, biomedical engineers and computer scientists together will develop a unique capacity for creating and annotating the vast amounts of quantitative biomedical data embedded within the human organism.\n\"The James H. Cummings Foundation is pleased to provide support for the structural science learning center, which is part of this world-class academic health center being built on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus,\" said Charles F. Kreiner Jr., president of the foundation's board of directors. \"We believe the efficiencies in the delivery of care that will result from the new medical school and its partners, along with the cutting-edge research around predictive modeling systems to support personalized medicine, are vital to the health and wellness of Western New York's citizens and will contribute to the economic development of this community.\"\nThe SSLC will combine the expertise and computing power of UB's schools of medicine and engineering and applied sciences, as well as its New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences, the Clinical and Translational Research Center and the Institute for Healthcare Informatics.\nUB's new medical school is the largest medical education building under construction in the U.S.",
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        "raw_content": "The true meaning of One Love Manchester\nThe day after a terrorist attack claimed the lives of seven people on London Bridge and in Borough Market, 60,000 people crammed into Manchester\u2019s Old Trafford cricket ground for Ariana Grande\u2019s One Love Manchester concert. The message: we will not be afraid and we will not be deterred.\nThe concert was a response to a separate incident that took place two weeks ago at Ariana Grande\u2019s Manchester concert. After the concert was over, a suicide bomber ended up killing 22 people and injuring many more. The victims were a mixture of parents, children, and teens. For many artists, this was the ultimate tragedy. And for Grande, it was heartbreaking.\nThe youngest victim was eight years old.\n\u2014 Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) 23 May 2017\nSunday\u2019s benefit concert, titled One Love Manchester, was incredibly powerful. People of all ages pushed their fear aside and came together to embrace this idea of love, tolerance, and acceptance. With 60,000 people in the audience, the silence was deafening. And when they all sang in unison \u2014 even the artists on stage started to cry.\nBritish singer and frontman for band Mumford & Sons, Marcus Mumford, kicked off the concert with a moment of silence before singing a touching rendition of his song \u201cTimshel\u201d. Other musicians included Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Pharrell Williams, Robbie Williams, Coldplay, and Black Eyed Peas, among many others.\nOf course, Ariana Grande sang some fan-favourites, as well as duets with some of the performers. One of the most touching moments was when the Parrs Wood High School Choir sang Grande\u2019s My Everything. The choir posted their rendition of the song to Youtube after the bombing, and was invited to perform it on stage during the benefit concert. Grande came out to sing with the 12-year-old soloist, holding her hand as she was overwhelmed with emotion.\nGrande ended with an emotional \u201cSomewhere Over the Rainbow\u201d.\nThe benefit concert raised over 2.6 million euros for the victims of the Manchester bombing, with part of those funds also going towards an emergency fund set up by the city of Manchester and the British Red Cross. But, more importantly, it proved to the world the U.K. is not \u201creeling\u201d from these terrorist attacks, as some in the media have claimed.\nWhen tragedy hit, the people of Manchester and London didn\u2019t blame a religion. They didn\u2019t react in hate. They didn\u2019t close their borders or put up a wall. What did they do?\nThey opened their hearts. They opened their minds. And they sang.",
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        "raw_content": "Galaktion Tabidze (1891 or 1892\u20131959) was granted the prestigious title of \u00edPeople's Poet of Georgia in 1933, and he is affectionately known by Georgians by the nickname \"Galaktioni.\" He is known for leading a renewal of Georgian verse that, in the early decades of the twentieth century, refreshed and modernized the sounds and rhythms of poetic practice while paying heed to the heritage of such venerated poets as Nikoloz Baratashvili. From the time of Artistic Flowers (1919), he was widely recognized and esteemed for his talent. Poems such as \"Villanelle,\" \"The Moon of Mtatsminda,\" and \"Blue Horses\" are considered classics.\nGalaktion Tabidze's work",
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        "raw_content": "Home Career Advice Why You Need To Speak Up At Work (And Why You Don\u2019t)\nAugust 1, 2014 Ben Brearley 3\nWhy You Need To Speak Up At Work (And Why You Don\u2019t)\nAugust 1, 2014 Ben Brearley\nHave you ever noticed seemingly illogical decisions being made at your work without questioning them? I certainly have.\nRelated: How To Find Your Voice At Work\nHowever, over the past 10 years I\u2019ve become less worried about speaking out about issues or decisions that don\u2019t appear to make sense, and I believe achieving this mindset can help you in your career.\nWhy You Need To Speak Up At Work\nYou become more proactive, more influential, and gain more respect when you approach this in the right way. It also helps to relieve the mental stress of feeling powerless about issues in your work.\nHaving too many people unquestioningly agreeing with the status quo can cause issues for several reasons:\nOne person\u2019s approach can be adopted time and time again. 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        "raw_content": "Distinctive character of 3D triangular trademarks\nOn January 5, 2010, 10 years after Mars started an action against the three-dimensional trademark registration of Kraft, the Supreme Court of the Netherlands gave its final judgment.\nMars claimed the nullity of the threedimensional trademark for a triangular box for chocolates and alternatively a non-infringement declaration of that trademark with its product. Kraft\u2019s counterclaim was based on trademark infringement by Mars.\nThe nullity claim was based on Article 3 (1) b of the Trademark Directive No. 89/104, which states that a trademark can be declared void if it lacks distinctive character. The district court rejected both of Mars\u2019 claims and ordered it to cease and desist the infringement of Kraft\u2019s trademark.\nMars appealed against this decision. The court of appeal stated that with respect to the nullity claim, it must be considered whether the sign is able to distinguish the origin of the goods from the goods of other companies. It must be considered too that the perception of three-dimensional marks differs from the perception of word and figurative marks, since the public is not used to identifying the origin of goods from their shape.\n3D trademarks, Mars, Kraft",
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        "raw_content": "Problems with council\u2019s Capita contract \u2018not small hiccups\u2019\nCapita has a ten-year contract with West Sussex County Council which started in 2012\nA contract outsourcing West Sussex County Council\u2019s back-office functions is \u2018failing to provide as good or better services\u2019, according to opposition members.\nCapita has a ten-year agreement with the council to provide IT and support services, but its performance has been criticised by unions.\nLast year the county\u2019s multi-agency safeguarding hub was insourced by the council due to performance issues.\nThis was followed by a number of small administrative functions but the council claimed this was to \u2018increase flexibility\u2019.\nCapita representatives apologised for previous issues, but said they were \u2018confident performance is back to where it needs to be\u2019 when the contract was discussed by the council\u2019s performance and finance select committee last Wednesday.\nJeremy Hunt, cabinet member for finance and resources, said: \u201cWhatever your concerns and small hiccups along the way, I believe this contract has been and will continue to be of great benefit to this county council.\u201d\nHe described how the contract had saved the council \u00a35.8m a year since 2012.\nKatharine Eberhart, WSCC\u2019s director of finance, described the two main areas where improvements had focused on were pensions administration and service finance. 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        "raw_content": "Bonnie Feingold Featured in NYMag.com\nLila Gray Jun 24, 2014 12:30 PM PDT\nSAN FERNANDO, Calif. \u2014 BuildTheStore.com, one of the industry\u2019s leading easy ecommerce solutions, was featured in New York Magazine\u2019s The Cut article \u201cMeet the Avon Ladies of Sex Toys.\u201d\nThe article spotlighted several Build the Store customers along with an interview with Honey\u2019s Place and Build the Store\u2019s President and CEO Bonnie Feingold.\nAccording to the piece, \u201cBuild the Store was initially created to be a tool for our brick-and-mortar customers.\u201d\n\u201cSince the company\u2019s launch\u201d, Feingold said, \u201cwe have expanded our platform to ecommerce entrepreneurs, home party planners and people who are looking for a second income. We get many different people who are interested in starting something for themselves and finding success.\u201d\nNew York Magazine describes Feingold as a \u201cfolksy,\u201d down to earth person when speaking about her role at Honey\u2019s Place and Build the Store. Feingold also talks about her journey from being a social worker and taking over Honey\u2019s Place when her mom died of breast cancer in 2003.\n\u201cPeople would think, Wow, social work to selling adult toys?\u201d Feingold continued. \u201cThe thing is, I still feel like I\u2019m helping couples and I\u2019m helping people, and I\u2019m helping enhance their lives.\u201d\nFor general inquiries or more information regarding Honey\u2019s Place, email sales@honeysplace.com or call (818) 256-1101.\nTo learn more about Build the Store, contact Inga Van Riper at (866) 361-5333 or email sales@buildthestore.com.\nBuild the Store",
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        "raw_content": "Police respond to 'active shooter' in Aurora, Illinois\nVideo footage on local media shows numerous police cars surrounding a large commercial building about 40 miles west of Chicago, officials say.\nNo word yet about victims, shooter \u00bb\n824people reacting\nU.S. The Wrap\nThe set of \u201cMorning Joe\u201d was not happy about the decision by Amazon to pull out of their new planned headquarters in New York City yesterday, laying the blame for the decision at the feet of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and fellow recalcitrant progressive lawmakers.On set there was near unanimity that Ocasio-Cortez did not understand the broader situation and was unfamiliar with basic economics.\u201cThe protests that we saw were to get on AOC\u2019s bandwagon. And what\u2019s shocking to me is yet once again she shows how little she understands, about not just economics, but even unemployment,\u201d show mainstay Susan Del Percio said. \u201cJust because she has a progressive agenda, which some people like, does not mean she has the city\u2019s best interests. What she showed me today, or yesterday, is that she only cares about herself.\u201dAlso Read: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Joins Sundance After All, by WebcastOn set, there was also much discussion about how public polling generally showed that ordinary New Yorkers had supported Amazon\u2019s plan, including large majorities of black and Latino voters.\u201cEnd of the line, the people who wanted the jobs the least to come to the area were white elites in Manhattan, according to all of the polls,\u201d Joe Scarborough added.Even Mika Brzezinski, typically sympathetic to Ocasio-Cortez, said the whole situation made her \u201ccringe.\u201d\u201cShe needs to follow some of the more successful more mature members. I would suggest Nancy Pelosi would be a great example,\u201d she said. \u201cBut you don\u2019t know what you don\u2019t know and you\u2019re going to step in it if you\u2019re not careful. And they have a few times. I watch AOC with a lot of hope, but I\u2019m also cringing because I\u2019d love to give her some advice.\u201dAlso Read: Amazon Cancels Plans for New York City CampusReps for Ocasio-Cortez did not immediately respond to request for comment.On Thursday, Amazon officially made the momentous decision, with the company citing New York City\u2019s hostile political climate as a cause.\u201cWhile polls show that 70 percent of New Yorkers support our plans and investment, a number of state and local politicians have made it clear that they oppose our presence and will not work with us to build the type of relationships that are required to go forward with the project we and many others envisioned in Long Island City,\u201d Amazon said in a statement.Though she took heat from the political class, AOC was celebrated by her base after the pullout and exulted on Twitter when the decision was announced.\u201cAnything is possible: today was the day a group of dedicated, everyday New Yorkers & their neighbors defeated Amazon\u2019s corporate greed, its worker exploitation, and the power of the richest man in the world,\u201d she said.Read original story \u2018Morning Joe\u2019 Rips Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Over Amazon Pull-Out: \u2018She Only Cares About Herself\u2019 At TheWrap\nFree agency has felt even slower to Bryce Harper than it has to you\nEyewitness This: Dog's amazing recovery, Jussie Smollett, artificial sweeteners\nUS federal holidays 2019: When are they and how many do you get this year?\nCelebrity InStyle\nTake a look back at Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer's on-and-off-again romance.\n2. Scottie Pippen\n4. ADX Florence\n5. E-trade\n7. Chris Cuomo\n9. Business Internet Providers\n10. Ilhan Omar",
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I was fortunate enough to have office space donated, and so we were in business. For the next two years, I led the Young Audiences Atlanta Chapter as Executive Director. My husband was transferred yet again in 1985, so I helped choose my successor, who was board member Ann Alperin. For twenty-five years, she was the dedicated Executive Director of YA Atlanta.\nSpreading the YA Gospel\nMy family and I moved a total of seven times. And each new place, I wanted to put down roots and make a lasting positive change in the community where we lived. I wanted to give my neighbors the gift of Young Audiences, because YA provided something that I could never provide to my children, an arts integrated education that will forever enrich their lives. My husband jokingly calls it my \u2018Johnny Appleseed Syndrome\u2019. For the past 3 years, I have been working as a court appointed special advocate volunteer in Naples, Florida. I work with children who have been put into foster care. 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In Naples, to make the largest impact with arts in education, I knew I had to cut out the travel costs and provide the arts programs at the school locations. Even though Collier county is one of the wealthiest counties in Florida, still 57% of the student families are on food stamps! 62% of students are English Language Learners, and most go home to where English is not even spoken. Students who have participated in YA arts integrated residencies make statistically significant gains in literacy scores (cite Arts for Learning research).\nThe one big difference between other arts organizations and Young Audiences of Southwest Florida is that YA programs not only provide arts to students, they also integrate the arts into every lesson and subject in the school\u2019s curriculum. It\u2019s about a collaboration between a classroom teacher and a teaching artist and how they make this creative synergy possible. 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        "raw_content": "Authored by George Galloway,\nIslamist Chechen fighters who honed their combat skills at Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) training camps are at war against Ukrainian rebels, confirms the Times.\nAn earlier report in the New York Times had revealed that the Islamist Chechens were under the command of the fascist \u201cRight Sector\u201d and were there to \u201cfight Russians\u201d because \u201cwe like fighting Russians\u201d and \u201cwill never stop fighting Russians.\u201d\nFor the Times at Christmas it was enough to quote one of their commanders:\n\u201cPutin is our common enemy.\u201d\nA quote which of course could have come from the editor of the Times!\nWhile the report was a wake-up call for me, not so the rest of the British media still less the British political class. Tumbleweed rolled over the media spaces where fear and loathing should have been. There was more interest in Strictly Come Dancing than the long bearded Islamist extremists, who were now, once again, our dancing partners in crime.\nBut it was always thus.\nWhen I returned to the House of Commons in 2012 after a brief absence, I asked the then Prime Minister David Cameron if he had read Mary Shelley\u2019s Frankenstein. And if so, if he had read it all the way to the end. The end in which the monster, the good doctor had so carelessly created, broke free from his control and began acting like, well, a monster.\nOn another occasion I was trapped in a lift briefly with the then Foreign Secretary William (now Lord) Hague. I told him:\n\u201cWilliam, you\u2019ve been wrong before, in fact you\u2019ve been wrong all your life. But you\u2019ve never been insane before. This policy of putting knives in the hands of Islamist fanatics and allowing them to go to Syria is not just wrong, it\u2019s insane.\u201d\nAnd one day, I added portentously: \u201cSuch men with such knives will be in this building and looking for you, looking for me.\u201d Which came true just three years later.\nMy powers of prediction in parliament go back much further however.\nOn the eve of the fall of Kabul to the Islamist hordes nearly 30 years ago I told the former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher: \u201cYou have opened the gates to the barbarians, and a long dark night will now descend upon the people of Afghanistan.\u201d\nIt was certainly not the worst prediction I have ever made.\nIf I had been around at the time I would have issued the same alarm call about the British state adoption of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt against President Nasser, about British and US support for the obscurantists in the 1960s civil war in Yemen, about Israel\u2019s adoption of what became Hamas in Gaza against President Arafat, about Western adoption of the extremists of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group against Gaddafi and many others. I would have warned them all: \u201cRead Mary Shelley, read Frankenstein, and read it to the end.\u201d\nThe policy of \u201cmy enemy\u2019s enemy is my friend\u201d is a deeply immoral one, and one which has repeatedly failed yet is repeatedly repeated.\nIn the mid-1990s I gave a lecture to the International Department of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party about knowledge I had acquired through working with the Saudi opposition in London that someone called Osama Bin Laden had been oriented by the United States towards the Xinjiang region in China to agitate amongst the Uighur Muslim minority there, to exacerbate their alienation from the state, to take advantage of the weaknesses of Chinese State policy towards their Muslim citizens. And to sow terror.\nSo novel was the name Osama Bin Laden then that the International Department cadres crowded round me at the end asking me to spell his name for them. So important was my news that a week later I had to do it again for the deputy foreign minister of China.\nBack in 2015, the New York Times was at pains to point out that the fanatics who turned up at Mariupol were \u201cunpaid volunteers\u201d and that neither they nor their Right Sector commanders were paid or instructed by the United States special forces there nor for that matter by US officials. But that\u2019s what they always say.\nThe US backs \u201cmoderate\u201d fanatics only, just like in Syria. If you believe that, I have a bridge here in London I can sell you, going cheap.\nIt was bad enough when it was the Right Sector itself, assembled from half a dozen ultra-Nationalist groups like White Hammer, the Trident of Stepan Bandera, and the Azov Group which openly uses the \u201cwolf\u2019s hook\u201d symbols of the SS.\nThese groups are open disciples of the anti-Semitic pogromists who fell upon their Jewish neighbours and murdered them during the Nazi Occupation of Ukraine. 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        "raw_content": "The State of the State New Zealand 2016\nSocial investment for our future\nWe believe New Zealand is a great place to live, work and play. And research shows government\u2019s finances are in relatively good shape \u2013 at least for now. But we face significant economic and social challenges that need urgent attention. A combination of the ageing population, low productivity and revenue growth, and the need to reduce government debt will impose huge fiscal pressures in coming decades. More importantly, we know that too many people in our society are experiencing poor life outcomes and too many of their children are at risk of following them.\nThese factors have driven us to focus on broadening the use of social investment to support New Zealand\u2019s most vulnerable people. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / News / World Bank approves $40 Million Grant to support Poor Communities in Benin\nWorld Bank approves $40 Million Grant to support Poor Communities in Benin\nThe International Development Association (IDA) grant of $40 million has been approved by the World Bank to support the government of Benin in its efforts to increase poor communities\u2019 access to basic social services and social safety nets.\nThe new Community and Local Government Basic Social Services Project will help improve decentralized service delivery through grants provided to communes for investments in education, health, rural roads, and market infrastructures. It will also scale up the successful social safety nets pilot initiated under the Decentralized Community Driven Services project (DCDSP).\nWorld Bank Country Director for Benin, Pierre Laporte said, \u201cWhile progress has been made in recent years to improve access to basic infrastructures and safety nets, Benin still faces large gaps in coverage, especially in the poorest and remote areas. The new project will help the government address these challenges more efficiently to enhance social well-being.\u201d\nIn addition, the project complements the Government\u2019s Insurance for Reinforcing Human Capital initiative (\u201cAssurance pour le Renforcement du Capital Humain \u2014 ARCH\u201d) by financing the development of a national social registry identifying all poor and extreme poor households in Benin. The registry will be used to identify beneficiaries by both ARCH and ACCESS, as well as other programs.\nACCESS will be implemented following the Community Driven Development (CDD) approach and will continue to empower communities to identify and implement their own development sub-projects. It is aligned with Benin\u2019s Government Action Plan (PAG) adopted in December 2016, and with the new Country Partnership Framework 2018-2023 which was adopted by the World Bank Group on July 5, 2018.",
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        "raw_content": "Danut\u0117 Adomavi\u010di\u016bt\u0117\nJ\u016brat\u0117 Jadvyga Gurevi\u010dien\u0117\nHome > Vol 1, No 1 (2011) >\tAdomavi\u010di\u016bt\u0117\nModels of international business relations analysis and assessment usable in customs activities\nDanut\u0117 Adomavi\u010di\u016bt\u0117, J\u016brat\u0117 Jadvyga Gurevi\u010dien\u0117\nTrade facilitation is a key policy for customs. International organisations such as the World Customs Organisation, whose work includes customs and trade issues, now recognise the importance of trade facilitation. Trade facilitation measures result in better controls and bigger revenues for governments from customs duties. It has been proven time and time again that simple, modern and transparent procedures enhance border control and fraud prevention, and lead to higher revenue intakes.\nOne of the main elements of the security amendment of the Community Customs Code is the creation of the AEO concept. European exporters and importers are important participators in the world trade. The facilitation of these operations brings benefits to both the European economy and the economies of our trading partners. The growth of global trade and increasing security threats to the international movement of goods have forced customs administrations to shift their focus more to securing the international trade flow and away from the traditional task of collecting customs duties. Concept of \u2018safety and security\u2019 has been included in the European customs legislation. Enterprises involved in international trade and commerce may apply to customs for the status of an Authorised Economic Operator (AEO). Enterprises that would like to qualify for the AEO status must meet a number of criteria. This means that the business sector together with the customs is responsible for safe and incorruptible flow of goods crossing external borders. The introduction of the AEO status is an important next step for Lithuanian customs towards cooperation with the business sector. AEO certificate offers advantages in international trade.\nThe paper identifies outline of the development of performance measurement in customs administrations. The article contains a comprehensive analysis of related research. Performance measurement has raised in the supply network environment from both local and global managerial perspectives. The performance measurement system should be a dynamic and ever changing system that reflects the strategic responses of the organization to its market.\nmuitin\u0117; verslo veiklos vertinimas; \u012fgaliotasis ekonomini\u0173 operacij\u0173 vykdytojas; preki\u0173 tiekimo grandin\u0117",
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        "raw_content": "Pregnant woman jailed 2 years for fighting husband's girlfriend\n- A 5-month-old pregnant lady has been sentenced to two years in prison\n- The lady was convicted over a fight she had with her husband's 'girlfriend' in her matrimonial home\n- Her jail term follows her inability to pay a fine of GHC3,400 imposed on her by the court\nA pregnant woman who reportedly fought her husband\u2019s girlfriend has been sentenced to a two-year jail term.\nAccording to a human rights advocate identified as Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, the woman\u2019s husband brought his girlfriend to their house and allegedly gave her his wife\u2019s cloth to put on.\nShocked by the husband's behaviour, the pregnant woman confronted the 'rival' and attacked her with a pair of sandals.\nREAD ALSO: Video of another Ebony look-alike with 99% striking resemblance to the late singer pops up\nShe was eventually arrested and arraigned in court where she was subsequently sentenced.\nApart from being five months pregnant, the lady also has a one and half-year-old son who will be staying in prison with her.\nKwarteng who met the unfortunate lady at the Nsawam Female Prison through his Crime Check Foundation (CCF), decried the justice system's failure to give considerations in such instances.\nHe further appealed for help to pay off a GHC 3,400 fine imposed on her by the court in order to get her released.\nPosting a photo of the lady and himself, Kwarteng wrote:\n\"I encountered this beautiful young lady at the Nsawam Female Prison last week. She has been convicted for 2 years with a 5 months old pregnancy, and came into the prison with her one and a half year old son. Her offence? She tells me her \u201chusband\u201d brought in his girlfriend into the house and gave the lady her dress to wear.\nShe has a fine of 1400 Ghs to pay and another 2000 for the injuries caused to her attacker, making it 3400 Ghs in all to secure her release. You may want to help! At Crime Check Foundation, CCF, we champion the cause of the poor and the voiceless. Join us do so!\"\nThis is the second such case of a pregnant woman being sentenced to jail over a fight.\nREAD ALSO: Exclusive photos from Sarkodie and Tracy\u2019s plush wedding you have not seen\nAs earlier reported by YEN.com.gh, the Volta Regional Minister, Dr. Archibald Letsa, has offered to pay a fine of GHC 1,500 to rescue a pregnant jailed teenager at the Ho Prisons.\nThe convict, Rose Ashabi, is currently serving a six-month prison term at the Ho Female Prisons due to her inability to pay a fine of GHC 1,500.\nThe 18-year-old was sentenced to the prison by a Magistrate Court in May on charges of assault.\nVisa free countries for Ghanaians Causes of teenage pregnancy Popcaan songs Wendy Shay music Text messages to make her fall in love",
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        "raw_content": "Choose the programs that interest you!\nWith a wide variety of YMCA programs and services across the Tri-State, there is something for every member of our community. Discover how you can gain a greater sense of belonging, build stronger connections throughout our community, and grow personally and professionally by becoming a member of the YMCA.",
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        "raw_content": "the enfields \"i'm for things you do\" 1966\nThe Enfields were one of the countless garage bands competing for airplay in the 1960s. They released a series of quality local 45s before morphing into the more progressive Friends of the Family, of which by that time, principal songwriter Ted Munda was the only surviving member. The Enfields hailed from Wilmington, Delaware, where they were unquestionably the area\u2019s top group.\n[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIcSkgF0TLo]\ntags: 1966, 60's, the enfields",
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        "raw_content": "Citizenship and wedding papers\nGreat-grandfather's citizenship papers\nThese documents come from my great-grandparents, having been handed down to my grandfather and then my uncle. As teenagers, they moved to the United States from what is now Lithuania in search of work. They were married soon after, according to the Jewish traditions of their old country, evidenced by the second document. However, by my father's generation, most of the family had given up its Jewish heritage. As such, this wedding certificate is one of the only surviving pieces of our family's religious history.\nPlace(s): Chicago, Lithuania, Russia\n\u2013 Nathan Baer\nVelikku",
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        "raw_content": "My Son Hates School \u2014 Here\u2019s How We Helped Him Get Through It\nWhen my middle son was in the fourth grade, he came home from school with a note for me from his teacher. The note was a request for an immediate conference to discuss the fact that my son had turned in no classwork during the third marking period.\nWe think you'll also like this article:\nMy Teen Is Struggling With School: When Do We Need a Tutor?\nIn that same backpack, on that same day, was another note from the school for me. That note was from his principal, and was effusive in its praise of my son\u2019s kindness, poise, and generous spirit. That note ended with a request for my son to represent the school at a high profile public event.\nMy Child Hates School\nYes, that day really happened, and yes, those two notes from school perfectly sum up my middle son and his relationship with school.\nMy teenage son hates school. He\u2019s just never liked the school part of school. He doesn\u2019t have the temperament for it, and so, school has been a constant source of stress for him since, basically, the second day of kindergarten.\nHe has a ton of talents and skills\u2014he\u2019s smart, he\u2019s charming, he\u2019s fun, he\u2019s kind, he\u2019s funny, he\u2019s inclusive. One of his special skills is that he can make a party appear out of nowhere, and everyone is always invited. The part of school that is all about friends and activities, he is awesome at. It\u2019s the sitting still, paying attention, and having to read boring stuff that is torture for him.\nOver the years, I have suffered with, and fought with, and fought for my son who hates school, and I\u2019ve learned a few things along the way.\nTo begin with, I have learned to accept the fact that my son hates school. Note that I did not say that he hates learning because he does enjoy learning. I\u2019ve seen him learn all sorts of things from how to shred mountains of pulled pork to how to do improv to how to make a website. But, he finds sitting still difficult, and that makes sitting at a desk and taking notes very difficult which makes school almost impossible.\nBe a Hands-On Mom\nBeing a hands-off mom isn\u2019t for moms who have kids who hate school. My husband and I used to be shocked and sometimes angry at our son\u2019s ability to sleep like a baby in spite of the fact that he had an unfinished project due the next day. I learned to be more aware of the assignments my son had coming due, and to help him manage them because\u2014no surprise, yelling and being angry after the fact didn\u2019t help at all. I learned through experience to help him manage his homework assignments before they felt overwhelming.\nI learned that he needed a safe place to escape to during the school day. We got him an in-school tutor beginning in middle school, and he was able to see his tutors for not only academic guidance, but also for a breather from what seemed to him to be a relentless demand to sit still, be quiet, pay attention. Those tutors were such good people, and they played a huge part in my son being able to get through the school day.\nSchool Isn\u2019t Forever\nMost importantly, I learned, that there are things more important than school. School is necessary, but it isn\u2019t the only thing. Once school is finished, real life begins, and the skills needed to succeed at life, my son has in abundance.\nMy middle son is in college now. He\u2019s at the end of his junior year which means he can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I am so proud of his hard work and his ability to overcome his distaste for school, and I know he has what it takes to make it through to the end.\nThat long ago day when he came home from the fourth grade with those two different letters, I could see that we were in for some heartache as far as school was concerned, but I also got to see something else. I got to see that those other skills my son has will open doors and take him far. It\u2019s hard to believe, but he\u2019s almost there. He\u2019s almost at the place where school doesn\u2019t matter any more, and he can do what he does best. I will be so happy for him when that day comes.\nThis piece originally appeared on the author\u2019s blog.",
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Excitement was in the air, rippling through the audience, the commentators and even players from the other table who stopped their match, but not for Cliff. After potting fourteen red balls with thirteen black balls, Thorburn decided to have a short break to wipe his face and dry his sweaty hands. What a guy. Cliff Thorburn potted fifteen red balls with fifteen black balls and continued to the colored balls to complete a remarkable 147 break.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE0n_7i_VLE\nThe Hurricane strikes once again in the 1982 final \u2013\n\u201cThe people\u2019s champions\u201d Alex Higgins first was a world champion in 1972 after beating John Spencer in the final 37-32, to become the youngest ever world champion at the age of 22, a record retained until Stephen Hendry\u2019s 1990 victory at the age of 21. His first world final at the Crucible was in 1980 versus Cliff Thorburn, he finished has the runner up losing 18-16, after being 9-5 up. 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        "raw_content": "Entries in Stolen Art (1)\n'Bond Wizard' Increases Reward for Stolen Art to $1.7 Million\nSanta Monica Police Department(SANTA MONICA, Calif.) -- Investment manager Jeffrey Gundlach, a victim of one of the largest home heists that ever took place in Santa Monica, Calif., announced a reward of $1.7 million for the return of his stolen art undamaged.\nCrowned Barron's \"King of Bonds\" in 2011, Gundlach is CEO of DoubleLine Capital, where he manages more than $30 billion for the Los Angeles investment firm.\nPolice had initially \"conservatively\" estimated the value of the stolen items, which include his 2010 Porsche Carrera 4S, at $10 million.\nOn Sept. 14, 2012, according to the Santa Monica Police Department's report, officers answered a call about a residential burglary in the 500 block of 12th Street that happened sometime between Sept. 12 at 3 p.m. and Sept. 14 at 8 p.m.\nDuring a press conference in Los Angeles on Monday afternoon, Gundlach announced he was offering $1 million for the \"unharmed return ... no questions asked\" of an oil painting by Piet Mondrian called \"Composition (A) En Rouge Et Blanc,\" 1936.\nIn addition, he is offering $500,000 total for the \"undamaged\" recovery of a 1956 piece of artwork by Jasper Johns called \"Green Target\" and two collages by Joseph Cornell from 1946 and 1952. He is offering another $200,000 for nine other pieces of his stolen art.\nGundlach's 2010 Porsche, which was parked in the garage, several expensive watches, wine and a small amount of U.S. currency had also been taken, according to the police.\nThe police say the investigation is ongoing.\n\"The victim had just returned home from a trip and discovered that his residence had been burglarized, and that numerous high-end paintings and two wooden box art pieces had been stolen from various rooms throughout the home,\" read the police report.\nPolice believe a truck or van could have been used in the heist. A detective working on the case declined to comment on whether Gundlach had an alarm or security system in place, citing the nature of the ongoing investigation.\nGundlach first offered a $100,000 reward for any tips leading to the recovery of the stolen items, then upped it to $200,000 before raising it to Monday's levels.\nGundlach was once the chief investment officer at investment management firm TCW, where he reportedly made about $40 million a year before he was abruptly terminated in 2009, accused of stealing trade secrets. TCW and Gundlach eventually reached a settlement.\nWhile Gundlach is more interested in the return of the stolen art, the Santa Monica Police Department is offering a bit of small change for information as well: a reward of up to $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest and conviction by calling 1-800-78-CRIME anonymously or www.wetip.com.\ntagged DoubleLine Capital, Jeffrey Gundlach, Reward, Stolen Art in Business General",
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        "raw_content": "Tips on Handling a Problem Team Member on your Project\nOh there is a problem alright. And it starts with the fact that you have a boss, peer or project team member who is completely in denial about the chaos that is all around them. If they do see any kind of issues, well those issues start with you. This is not meant to be spiteful. This is the behavior of someone who is completely oblivious to the fact that they cause problems. If they do have any inkling that there is an issue, then they have a perfect excuse. Do any of these sound familiar?\n\u201cI did not call you back because you never left me a message.\u201d\n\u201cI did not forget our meeting; my admin did not put it on my calendar.\u201d\n\u201cMy office may look messy, but leave it alone. I have a system and I know where everything is located.\u201d\nWhat kinds of chaos surround this person? Their chaos can be lack of organization, time related or memory related. The chaos created by this person looks like chaos created by creative types or even by someone who deceives others into thinking they are organized. The key here is that they absolutely do not own their issue. They really do not see that there is a problem. If they miss a meeting, they can blame their assistant who did not remind them of it. They really think you didn\u2019t leave them a message because their assistant gave it to them and it was buried under the piles of paper on their desk.\nSo what\u2019s a project manager to do? Well let\u2019s look at what not to do first \u2013 do not blame them. Do not put them on the defensive. Do not constantly harp on them about the problem. Do not argue with them about their excuses, just move on. Find a way to work around the problem because you\u2019re not going to be able to change them.\nNow step back and look at the big picture. What do you want from this working relationship? Where do they have problems and how can you help? Even if you don\u2019t feel like you want to help them, remember you are helping yourself too! With that in mind:\nBe proactive. If you know their issue will cause a problem for others on the project team, step-in. This may mean you politely remind them of customer appointments or work package due dates. It may mean you hand deliver important memos to them and watch them read those memos. What you are doing (without them knowing it) is nipping a potential problem in the bud.\nCreate a simple process for organizing shared information. Stay away from their personal space, but be willing to be responsible for other areas. Enlist the help of others on the project, too. Your problem child may respond to the organization and join in because they want to be part of the group.\nIf they work for you as a full-time project resource, be the boss and give them direction. Advise them that missing meetings, deadlines and not returning phone calls is not acceptable. Mentor them away from the damaging behavior and toward a positive outcome.\nAcknowledge that they have other skills. There are other areas where they are strong contributors, which is why they got selected to work on the project in the first place.\nYou may think that\u2019s a lot of trouble to go to, but it will actually save you time and make your job less aggravating. Hand delivering memos might seem a bit extreme but you\u2019ll know that they\u2019ve been read. Another method that works is to deliver the memo and have them initial that they have read it. This also serves to create a paper trail that no one can argue with.\nIf you do have to call them on the carpet about their behavior, ask them how you can help them get control of their disorganization. Knowing that you\u2019re willing to help them will make them much more willing to work on the behavior that is causing so much chaos for the project.\nAs for their other skills, take advantage of them. You may want to find what they are best at and exploit that. If your problem person excels at something that another project team member isn\u2019t so good at, perhaps he or she could take the burden off their co-worker in exchange for that person handling their calendar.\nAnd remember, their behavior is about them, it is not about you. Don\u2019t take it personally.\nAbout the Author: Margaret Meloni, MBA, PMP, is an executive coaching consultant for IT professionals. She helps project managers and teams work together better by improving their soft skills. Learn how to successfully combine your technical and soft skills in her webinars from The PDU Podcast (www.pducast.com) and from her website at www.margaretmeloni.com.\n1258 Views General Management, Project Management People Management\nShould Bell Curve be Used to Rate People?",
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        "raw_content": "Home sport Evolution Of Olympic Games\nEvolution Of Olympic Games\nDid you know that the 1st Olympic Games took place in the 776 BC in Greece inspired by Olympian Games? The Olympic torch is carried from state to state where it takes place.\nDid you know the Greek Olympic Games were banned? Why? Well, they were solely dedicated to their gods, which is why in 393 AD Emperor Theodosius banned them because of the religious beliefs attached to the sport. Since 1896, the Olympic Games have been developing and are held in every 4 years.\nThe first modern Olympics were held in 1986 in Athens where for the first time modern marathon took place. Who won? Spiridon Louis, who was a Greek. The American students excelled in track whereas Herman Weingartner a German gymnast was the man with most medals. A total of 245 people participated from across 14 countries in the games.\nIn 1900, from 23 countries, 1319 people participated in the Olympics in Paris. In this Olympic Games for the first time, there were women participants, but this Olympic was obliterated by an event called Great Exhibition which was held at London which was a fair exhibition of industry and cultures around the world.\n1904, St Louis\nThe next one? The 1904 Olympic Games was held in St Louis where from 13 countries a total of 687 people competed including the 525 participants from America. Some of the events were only played by US people.\nLondon hosted the next Olympics in 1908 where 2035 people from around 22 nations took part. In this game, there were allegations towards British judges of bias due to which Americans threatened to withdraw. Dorando Pietri from Italy collapsed when he was about to reach the finish line in the marathon. Despite protests, the athlete was disqualified on the ground of being supported to cross the border.\nIn this Olympic Games which was held in Stockholm on 1912, for the 1st time modern pentathlon and swimming were introduced. From 13 nations, a total of 1000 competitors participated. With this event, gymnastics grew popular. For the first time, digital timing instruments were used. Jim Thorpe, the gold winner of decathlon and pentathlon from the US, was asked return all the medals as he had previously taken payment for playing baseball.\nThe 1920 Antwerp\nEight years later Antwerp hosted the Olympic Games in 1920 to honor Belgian people who lived under the enemy occupation during the 1st World War for four years. In this game, Germany, Bulgaria, Turkey, and Austria were not asked to attend. In this game a participant from Sweden, Oscar Swahn became oldest Olympic medalist at the age of 72 who won a silver medal in the team shooting event running deer.\nAfter this, Olympic Games began to grow continuously with the introduction of many new games, devices, and techniques and the recent was hosted in Rio. The number of participants participating in Olympics has grown from mere hundreds to thousands from over 200 nations, hasn\u2019t it? Now people with disabilities also are allowed to participate by competing in the Paralympics! It is hoped that more and numbers of people from various countries will participate in this legendary event, and the torch will continually move throughout nations.",
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        "raw_content": "Egyptian Excellence!\nAlthough most people opt for a skiing trip in February, I think we'd had enough of all the snow in England that Egypt was a very welcome sunshine break! Most days consisted of getting up early in the morning (around 6am) to go and see the ancient temples and artefacts whilst avoiding the blisteringly hot desert sun. After lunch, we'd then return to our lovely little Nile cruise boat after lunch to soak up the sun. It's a hard life, I know.\nI found that structuring the day like this was really beneficial because I was able to soak up as much as possible about the ancient world without being completely drained by the heat. Aside from that, I was absolutely taken aback by the sheer quantity of ancient artefacts: from beds to make-up, to diaries and love letters from thousands of years ago - mostly in great condition.\nI am humbled and privileged to have been able to see hugely important parts of history because some people will live their whole lives without seeing them. For instance, there are currently plans to build a replica of Tutankhamen's tomb for tourists to visit because the water vapour from the tourists' breathing is creating too much humidity in the tomb. Having said this, at the moment there aren't many tourists because of all the political disturbances. Although this is creating huge financial problems for Egypt, we did enjoy the almost exclusive access and the lack of queuing!\nThe sphinx was a lot bigger than I expected!\nIn the photo above you can see the Great Pyramid. Before I got there, I never knew that you could go inside it. Despite the lack of photographic evidence (cameras aren't allowed) I can assure you that it was incredible. We had to scramble up some wooden ramps, steps and ladders to get to the sarcophagus in the middle, and it was pretty difficult to see less than a metre ahead of you - even though there was artificial lighting inside. I have no idea how they found their way all those years ago! I felt like Howard Carter and his colleagues must have done in the 1920's when they practically stumbled upon Tutankhamen's tomb. It's something that I won't forget in a hurry!\nAs you can see, its still possible to see even the colours that the ancient\nEgyptians painted on the temples, let alone all the carvings and hieroglyphs.\nWho knew that paint could last so long?!\nThis is probably one of the most fascinating photos that I can show you.\nOn the left hand side, you can see where the Christians have painted on top\nof the hieroglyphs. They believed that the ancient Egyptian beliefs\nwere Pagan, and therefore dangerous. In other temples there are many Coptic crosses\netched into the walls, to protect the temples from what were believed to be very\ndangerous archaic ideas. I reckon it's like a historical timeline!\nHowever, it seems that the ancient Egyptians were a lot cleverer than most people nowadays would give them credit for as they didn't just draw pictures on walls like cavemen. Egyptian inventions like scissors, beer, the foundations of astronomy and mathematics remain unchanged even to this very day. They had very complicated calendar systems and on some temples you can see their meticulously planned festival calendars, marked with significant events - complicated further by leap years. It seems that the Egyptians were highly organised, and their language so complex that even today Egyptologists cannot say for sure what all it all means.\n--- Cairo. What I can only describe as a sprawling mess of humanity. ---\nAs you can see from this photo, Cairo has grown outwards rather than upwards\nunlike cities such as London or New York. No green spaces and\ntoo many people! The traffic in Cairo is beyond anything you have\never heard before - throughout the day and night. Since the revolution,\nthings in Cairo have been difficult for the people and unfortunately\nwe saw many dead animals (e.g. donkeys, dogs, camels etc) and mountains\nof rotting rubbish by the side of the roads.\nAdmittedly, we did stay a pretty luxurious hotel when we were\nin Cairo, for safety reasons more than anything of course! However, we really\nenjoyed ourselves there - living the life of VIPs!\nPersonally, Egypt gets mixed reviews from me. The negatives would be the standard of living in Cairo, because many people don't even have fully-built houses to avoid paying taxes, and there are many improvements that need to be made to make life more comfortable for modern Egyptians. The revolution has meant that basic things like constant electricity and waste collection are just not happening. It cannot be denied that the people are really suffering and that something should be done to help them. Cairo has become dirty and dangerous. Although there are many incredible things to see (particularly in the Antiquities Museum), there's definitely a lot of room for progress and improvement.\nIt seems that the situation is better in the South, for example in Luxor and Aswan. The banks of the Nile are lush and fruitful and the weather was great too. Although it is a poorer area, it was much more tranquil and beautifully rural but without the hustle and bustle of Cairo. 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        "raw_content": "The largest day-to-day cost incurred by commercial truck operators is fuel. I remember that when I drove commercial trucks, my normal fuel economy was about six miles per gallon. For the purpose of this example I\u2019m going to use the average of diesel fuel prices across the United States for the years 2013 \u2013 2018. This will give an average over a period of the last six years, which works out to $3.09 per gallon. Since fuel prices can fluctuate widely over time due to many different factors, taking an average across a long period of time will be more accurate. I\u2019m taking the fuel price statistics from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, which can be found HERE.\nA commercial truck driver, driving 120,000 miles per year with an average fuel economy of six miles per gallon will spend the following on fuel:\n1 month: $5,147.94\n6 months: $30,887.64\n5 years: $308,876.40\nIn recent years, there has been an effort in the industry to increase fuel economy by attempting to streamline the trucks. These efforts range from using various forms of airfoils to removing the rearview mirrors and replacing them with electronic camera systems. However, the airfoils can be damaged easily by snow or road debris, and cameras can fail. What if there was a way to increase fuel economy without modifying the vehicle?\nHow to SAVE $3750 every year in fuel costs.\nTo find an answer to this question, Amsoil\u00ae, Inc. and Ford Motor Company set out to test if it was possible to increase fuel economy in commercial trucks simply by changing the oil. The protocol they used for this test was the SAE J1321 In-Service Fuel Consumption Test. The result was that commercial trucks equipped with Amsoil\u00ae Synthetic Lubricants showed an increase in fuel economy of 6.54% in over-the-road driving conditions. Depending on fuel prices, this could save the average owner-operator of an over-the-road truck as much as $3750.00 every year in fuel costs.\nThe same driver with a fuel economy increase of 6.54% (6.39 mpg) will spend the following:\n6 months: $1837.68\n5 years: $18,736.80\nHave you been losing on fuel? Let me know!\nTo read the study, click the following link:Diesel Fleet Fuel Economy Study\nMy key takeaway was: \u201cAlthough this study was completed using full-sized semi-trucks and 53\u2019 closed-box trailers, these results can be extrapolated to conclude that the fuel economy benefits extend to all types of fleet applications and can reduce costs in a variety of scenarios, including small fleets accumulating relatively few daily miles per vehicle and larger fleets accumulating significantly more.\u201c\nIf you\u2019re still reading, it\u2019s probably because you\u2019re wanting to implement these savings for yourself. To buy Amsoil\u00ae at the same wholesale prices I pay click HERE.\nQuestions? Ask me anything and I\u2019ll respond personally and directly to you.",
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        "raw_content": "Explain the processes of glycolysis\nDescribe the pathway of a pyruvate molecule through the Krebs cycle\nExplain the transport of electrons through the electron transport chain\nDescribe the process of ATP production through oxidative phosphorylation\nSummarize the process of gluconeogenesis\nCarbohydrates are organic molecules composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. The family of carbohydrates includes both simple and complex sugars. Glucose and fructose are examples of simple sugars, and starch, glycogen, and cellulose are all examples of complex sugars. The complex sugars are also called polysaccharides and are made of multiple monosaccharide molecules. 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This section will focus first on glycolysis, a process where the monosaccharide glucose is oxidized, releasing the energy stored in its bonds to produce ATP.\nCellular respiration oxidizes glucose molecules through glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation to produce ATP.\nGlucose is the body\u2019s most readily available source of energy. After digestive processes break polysaccharides down into monosaccharides, including glucose, the monosaccharides are transported across the wall of the small intestine and into the circulatory system, which transports them to the liver. In the liver, hepatocytes either pass the glucose on through the circulatory system or store excess glucose as glycogen. Cells in the body take up the circulating glucose in response to insulin and, through a series of reactions called glycolysis, transfer some of the energy in glucose to ADP to form ATP ([link]). The last step in glycolysis produces the product pyruvate.\nGlycolysis begins with the phosphorylation of glucose by hexokinase to form glucose-6-phosphate. This step uses one ATP, which is the donor of the phosphate group. Under the action of phosphofructokinase, glucose-6-phosphate is converted into fructose-6-phosphate. At this point, a second ATP donates its phosphate group, forming fructose-1,6-bisphosphate. This six-carbon sugar is split to form two phosphorylated three-carbon molecules, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate and dihydroxyacetone phosphate, which are both converted into glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate. The glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate is further phosphorylated with groups donated by dihydrogen phosphate present in the cell to form the three-carbon molecule 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate. The energy of this reaction comes from the oxidation of (removal of electrons from) glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate. In a series of reactions leading to pyruvate, the two phosphate groups are then transferred to two ADPs to form two ATPs. Thus, glycolysis uses two ATPs but generates four ATPs, yielding a net gain of two ATPs and two molecules of pyruvate. In the presence of oxygen, pyruvate continues on to the Krebs cycle (also called the citric acid cycle or tricarboxylic acid cycle (TCA), where additional energy is extracted and passed on.\nDuring the energy-consuming phase of glycolysis, two ATPs are consumed, transferring two phosphates to the glucose molecule. The glucose molecule then splits into two three-carbon compounds, each containing a phosphate. During the second phase, an additional phosphate is added to each of the three-carbon compounds. The energy for this endergonic reaction is provided by the removal (oxidation) of two electrons from each three-carbon compound. 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The NADH that is produced in this process will be used later to produce ATP in the mitochondria. Importantly, by the end of this process, one glucose molecule generates two pyruvate molecules, two high-energy ATP molecules, and two electron-carrying NADH molecules.\nThe following discussions of glycolysis include the enzymes responsible for the reactions. When glucose enters a cell, the enzyme hexokinase (or glucokinase, in the liver) rapidly adds a phosphate to convert it into glucose-6-phosphate. A kinase is a type of enzyme that adds a phosphate molecule to a substrate (in this case, glucose, but it can be true of other molecules also). This conversion step requires one ATP and essentially traps the glucose in the cell, preventing it from passing back through the plasma membrane, thus allowing glycolysis to proceed. It also functions to maintain a concentration gradient with higher glucose levels in the blood than in the tissues. By establishing this concentration gradient, the glucose in the blood will be able to flow from an area of high concentration (the blood) into an area of low concentration (the tissues) to be either used or stored. Hexokinase is found in nearly every tissue in the body. Glucokinase, on the other hand, is expressed in tissues that are active when blood glucose levels are high, such as the liver. Hexokinase has a higher affinity for glucose than glucokinase and therefore is able to convert glucose at a faster rate than glucokinase. This is important when levels of glucose are very low in the body, as it allows glucose to travel preferentially to those tissues that require it more.\nIn the next step of the first phase of glycolysis, the enzyme glucose-6-phosphate isomerase converts glucose-6-phosphate into fructose-6-phosphate. Like glucose, fructose is also a six carbon-containing sugar. The enzyme phosphofructokinase-1 then adds one more phosphate to convert fructose-6-phosphate into fructose-1-6-bisphosphate, another six-carbon sugar, using another ATP molecule. Aldolase then breaks down this fructose-1-6-bisphosphate into two three-carbon molecules, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate and dihydroxyacetone phosphate. The triosephosphate isomerase enzyme then converts dihydroxyacetone phosphate into a second glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate molecule. Therefore, by the end of this chemical-priming or energy-consuming phase, one glucose molecule is broken down into two glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate molecules.\nThe second phase of glycolysis, the energy-yielding phase, creates the energy that is the product of glycolysis. Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase converts each three-carbon glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate produced during the energy-consuming phase into 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate. This reaction releases an electron that is then picked up by NAD+ to create an NADH molecule. NADH is a high-energy molecule, like ATP, but unlike ATP, it is not used as energy currency by the cell. Because there are two glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate molecules, two NADH molecules are synthesized during this step. Each 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate is subsequently dephosphorylated (i.e., a phosphate is removed) by phosphoglycerate kinase into 3-phosphoglycerate. Each phosphate released in this reaction can convert one molecule of ADP into one high-energy ATP molecule, resulting in a gain of two ATP molecules.\nThe enzyme phosphoglycerate mutase then converts the 3-phosphoglycerate molecules into 2-phosphoglycerate. The enolase enzyme then acts upon the 2-phosphoglycerate molecules to convert them into phosphoenolpyruvate molecules. The last step of glycolysis involves the dephosphorylation of the two phosphoenolpyruvate molecules by pyruvate kinase to create two pyruvate molecules and two ATP molecules.\nIn summary, one glucose molecule breaks down into two pyruvate molecules, and creates two net ATP molecules and two NADH molecules by glycolysis. Therefore, glycolysis generates energy for the cell and creates pyruvate molecules that can be processed further through the aerobic Krebs cycle (also called the citric acid cycle or tricarboxylic acid cycle); converted into lactic acid or alcohol (in yeast) by fermentation; or used later for the synthesis of glucose through gluconeogenesis.\nWhen oxygen is limited or absent, pyruvate enters an anaerobic pathway. In these reactions, pyruvate can be converted into lactic acid. In addition to generating an additional ATP, this pathway serves to keep the pyruvate concentration low so glycolysis continues, and it oxidizes NADH into the NAD+ needed by glycolysis. In this reaction, lactic acid replaces oxygen as the final electron acceptor. Anaerobic respiration occurs in most cells of the body when oxygen is limited or mitochondria are absent or nonfunctional. For example, because erythrocytes (red blood cells) lack mitochondria, they must produce their ATP from anaerobic respiration. This is an effective pathway of ATP production for short periods of time, ranging from seconds to a few minutes. The lactic acid produced diffuses into the plasma and is carried to the liver, where it is converted back into pyruvate or glucose via the Cori cycle. Similarly, when a person exercises, muscles use ATP faster than oxygen can be delivered to them. They depend on glycolysis and lactic acid production for rapid ATP production.\nIn the presence of oxygen, pyruvate can enter the Krebs cycle where additional energy is extracted as electrons are transferred from the pyruvate to the receptors NAD+, GDP, and FAD, with carbon dioxide being a \u201cwaste product\u201d ([link]). The NADH and FADH2 pass electrons on to the electron transport chain, which uses the transferred energy to produce ATP. As the terminal step in the electron transport chain, oxygen is the terminal electron acceptor and creates water inside the mitochondria.\nThe process of anaerobic respiration converts glucose into two lactate molecules in the absence of oxygen or within erythrocytes that lack mitochondria. During aerobic respiration, glucose is oxidized into two pyruvate molecules.\nKrebs Cycle/Citric Acid Cycle/Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle\nThe pyruvate molecules generated during glycolysis are transported across the mitochondrial membrane into the inner mitochondrial matrix, where they are metabolized by enzymes in a pathway called the Krebs cycle ([link]). The Krebs cycle is also commonly called the citric acid cycle or the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle. During the Krebs cycle, high-energy molecules, including ATP, NADH, and FADH2, are created. NADH and FADH2 then pass electrons through the electron transport chain in the mitochondria to generate more ATP molecules.\nDuring the Krebs cycle, each pyruvate that is generated by glycolysis is converted into a two-carbon acetyl CoA molecule. The acetyl CoA is systematically processed through the cycle and produces high-energy NADH, FADH2, and ATP molecules.\nWatch this animation to observe the Krebs cycle.\nThe three-carbon pyruvate molecule generated during glycolysis moves from the cytoplasm into the mitochondrial matrix, where it is converted by the enzyme pyruvate dehydrogenase into a two-carbon acetyl coenzyme A (acetyl CoA) molecule. This reaction is an oxidative decarboxylation reaction. It converts the three-carbon pyruvate into a two-carbon acetyl CoA molecule, releasing carbon dioxide and transferring two electrons that combine with NAD+ to form NADH. Acetyl CoA enters the Krebs cycle by combining with a four-carbon molecule, oxaloacetate, to form the six-carbon molecule citrate, or citric acid, at the same time releasing the coenzyme A molecule.\nThe six-carbon citrate molecule is systematically converted to a five-carbon molecule and then a four-carbon molecule, ending with oxaloacetate, the beginning of the cycle. Along the way, each citrate molecule will produce one ATP, one FADH2, and three NADH. The FADH2 and NADH will enter the oxidative phosphorylation system located in the inner mitochondrial membrane. In addition, the Krebs cycle supplies the starting materials to process and break down proteins and fats.\nTo start the Krebs cycle, citrate synthase combines acetyl CoA and oxaloacetate to form a six-carbon citrate molecule; CoA is subsequently released and can combine with another pyruvate molecule to begin the cycle again. The aconitase enzyme converts citrate into isocitrate. In two successive steps of oxidative decarboxylation, two molecules of CO2 and two NADH molecules are produced when isocitrate dehydrogenase converts isocitrate into the five-carbon \u03b1-ketoglutarate, which is then catalyzed and converted into the four-carbon succinyl CoA by \u03b1-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase. The enzyme succinyl CoA dehydrogenase then converts succinyl CoA into succinate and forms the high-energy molecule GTP, which transfers its energy to ADP to produce ATP. Succinate dehydrogenase then converts succinate into fumarate, forming a molecule of FADH2. Fumarase then converts fumarate into malate, which malate dehydrogenase then converts back into oxaloacetate while reducing NAD+ to NADH. Oxaloacetate is then ready to combine with the next acetyl CoA to start the Krebs cycle again (see [link]). For each turn of the cycle, three NADH, one ATP (through GTP), and one FADH2 are created. Each carbon of pyruvate is converted into CO2, which is released as a byproduct of oxidative (aerobic) respiration.\nThe electron transport chain (ETC) uses the NADH and FADH2 produced by the Krebs cycle to generate ATP. Electrons from NADH and FADH2 are transferred through protein complexes embedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane by a series of enzymatic reactions. The electron transport chain consists of a series of four enzyme complexes (Complex I \u2013 Complex IV) and two coenzymes (ubiquinone and Cytochrome c), which act as electron carriers and proton pumps used to transfer H+ ions into the space between the inner and outer mitochondrial membranes ([link]). The ETC couples the transfer of electrons between a donor (like NADH) and an electron acceptor (like O2) with the transfer of protons (H+ ions) across the inner mitochondrial membrane, enabling the process of oxidative phosphorylation. In the presence of oxygen, energy is passed, stepwise, through the electron carriers to collect gradually the energy needed to attach a phosphate to ADP and produce ATP. The role of molecular oxygen, O2, is as the terminal electron acceptor for the ETC. This means that once the electrons have passed through the entire ETC, they must be passed to another, separate molecule. These electrons, O2, and H+ ions from the matrix combine to form new water molecules. This is the basis for your need to breathe in oxygen. Without oxygen, electron flow through the ETC ceases.\nThe electron transport chain is a series of electron carriers and ion pumps that are used to pump H+ ions out of the inner mitochondrial matrix.\nWatch this video to learn about the electron transport chain.\nThe electrons released from NADH and FADH2 are passed along the chain by each of the carriers, which are reduced when they receive the electron and oxidized when passing it on to the next carrier. Each of these reactions releases a small amount of energy, which is used to pump H+ ions across the inner membrane. The accumulation of these protons in the space between the membranes creates a proton gradient with respect to the mitochondrial matrix.\nAlso embedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane is an amazing protein pore complex called ATP synthase. Effectively, it is a turbine that is powered by the flow of H+ ions across the inner membrane down a gradient and into the mitochondrial matrix. As the H+ ions traverse the complex, the shaft of the complex rotates. This rotation enables other portions of ATP synthase to encourage ADP and Pi to create ATP. In accounting for the total number of ATP produced per glucose molecule through aerobic respiration, it is important to remember the following points:\nA net of two ATP are produced through glycolysis (four produced and two consumed during the energy-consuming stage). However, these two ATP are used for transporting the NADH produced during glycolysis from the cytoplasm into the mitochondria. Therefore, the net production of ATP during glycolysis is zero.\nIn all phases after glycolysis, the number of ATP, NADH, and FADH2 produced must be multiplied by two to reflect how each glucose molecule produces two pyruvate molecules.\nIn the ETC, about three ATP are produced for every oxidized NADH. However, only about two ATP are produced for every oxidized FADH2. The electrons from FADH2 produce less ATP, because they start at a lower point in the ETC (Complex II) compared to the electrons from NADH (Complex I) (see [link]).\nTherefore, for every glucose molecule that enters aerobic respiration, a net total of 36 ATPs are produced ([link]).\nCarbohydrate metabolism involves glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, and the electron transport chain.\nGluconeogenesis is the synthesis of new glucose molecules from pyruvate, lactate, glycerol, or the amino acids alanine or glutamine. This process takes place primarily in the liver during periods of low glucose, that is, under conditions of fasting, starvation, and low carbohydrate diets. So, the question can be raised as to why the body would create something it has just spent a fair amount of effort to break down? Certain key organs, including the brain, can use only glucose as an energy source; therefore, it is essential that the body maintain a minimum blood glucose concentration. When the blood glucose concentration falls below that certain point, new glucose is synthesized by the liver to raise the blood concentration to normal.\nGluconeogenesis is not simply the reverse of glycolysis. There are some important differences ([link]). Pyruvate is a common starting material for gluconeogenesis. First, the pyruvate is converted into oxaloacetate. Oxaloacetate then serves as a substrate for the enzyme phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase (PEPCK), which transforms oxaloacetate into phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP). From this step, gluconeogenesis is nearly the reverse of glycolysis. PEP is converted back into 2-phosphoglycerate, which is converted into 3-phosphoglycerate. Then, 3-phosphoglycerate is converted into 1,3 bisphosphoglycerate and then into glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate. Two molecules of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate then combine to form fructose-1-6-bisphosphate, which is converted into fructose 6-phosphate and then into glucose-6-phosphate. 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The most dramatic loss of muscle mass, and consequential decline in metabolic rate, occurs between 50 and 70 years of age. Loss of muscle mass is the equivalent of reduced strength, which tends to inhibit seniors from engaging in sufficient physical activity. This results in a positive-feedback system where the reduced physical activity leads to even more muscle loss, further reducing metabolism.\nThere are several things that can be done to help prevent general declines in metabolism and to fight back against the cyclic nature of these declines. These include eating breakfast, eating small meals frequently, consuming plenty of lean protein, drinking water to remain hydrated, exercising (including strength training), and getting enough sleep. These measures can help keep energy levels from dropping and curb the urge for increased calorie consumption from excessive snacking. 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        "raw_content": "So fifty quid manhood is a moveable, even transoceanic feast?\nIndeed! It's always good to find you fit into a pre-established marketing demographic.\nMy one defense is that I don't have a local record store, other than Tescos, which doesn't really count. So I tend not to buy anything for weeks at a time, and then splurge when I'm in town.\nPete Hindle 24 February 2010 at 11:08\nWow, you lived in the 'nam, back when it was scary... you'll be delighted to hear that Fenham is now mostly rehabilitated, but with distinct patches of shadiness.\ndaen 24 February 2010 at 12:56\nYes, I could hardly believe it's been over 30 years since Joy Division released \"Unknown Pleasures', and wow, isn't *that* an album cover of its time?\nHmmm, interesting mix of music there! What year is the Peter Gabriel album from?\nPete: Wingrove Avenue it was, right at the end. I don't remember losing much other than a coat or two and a briefcase full of tapes; by far the worst thing was that the burglar knicked our gas meter. It was quite a common thing then, to get at the 50 pences. The gas board thought we'd done it and were slow in sending someone round. Then they decided there was a leak in the system and refused to reconnect us until the landlord had lifted the floorboards so they could get at the pipes. This in January 1987, which was a very cold month with heavy snow.\nDaen: Unknown Pleasures is a great album in all respects.\nLarry: the Gabriel album has just been released; it's a set of covers.\nInteresting and incisive post. Though I'd suggest that Talking Heads' later music is some of the most overrated ever, there is no denying the radicalness of FIM--or that it is their NewYorkiest record.\nIf it weren't for Remain In Light's uncanny first side, I might have even suggested that the quality of Talking Head's music actually varies directly with its NewYorkiness.\nNever really was much into Steely Dan, but the booklet that came with Citizen was great . . . .\nBen Lund 27 February 2010 at 17:45\nYou'll be glad to know that (finally) \"The Name of the Band is Talking Heads\" has been released on CD, remastered and with some missing songs added.",
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They included combat tours in Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada, Operation Just Cause in Panama, Operation Desert Shield/Storm in Saudi Arabia and Iraq and Operation Desert Thunder in Kuwait.\nGeneral Negrete's final posting was to Fort Monroe Virginia, with the United States Army Recruiting Command as Deputy Commanding General (West) and as Deputy Commanding General and Chief of Staff of the newly created Accessions Command, before moving to San Antonio, Texas.\nGeneral Negrete's numerous honors, awards and decorations include the Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit (with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters), Bronze Star Medal (with Oak Leaf Cluster), the Defense Meritorious Service Medal (with Oak Leaf Cluster), and the Meritorious Service Medal (with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters). Additionally, General Negrete was entitled to wear the Expert Infantryman Badge, Military Free Fall Parachutist Badge, Master Parachutist Badge, Senior Army Aviator Badge, Air Assault Badge, Ranger Tab, and the Recruiter Badge, to name a few.\nHe is Survived by his beloved wife, Victoria V. Negrete of San Antonio, Texas, his mother, Irma Negrete of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; son, Christopher Negrete of Philadelphia; step-daughter, Alexis Anthony; granddaughter, Ariana Greenleaf; brothers: Francisco J. 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She had spoken with the general, who was 53, a week before his death, when he came to Florida for his mother's hip replacement surgery. He sounded upbeat, and they talked of getting together during his next visit.\n\"He loved life. There's no way he'd commit suicide,\" Melinda Wingate said. \"Could it have been an accident? Maybe. But suicide? No way.\"\nOnly slight traces of lead were found on the general's hands \u2014 not enough to conclude that he fired the pistol, Di Maio said.\nHowever, the Beretta was a semi-automatic with a lock breach that, experts said, doesn't always spray much gunshot residue on the hand that's holding it.\nAlthough police haven't revealed the results of the tests on Victoria Negrete's hands, she said the tests found no traces of gunpowder. Moreover, only the general's fingerprints were on the gun.\nVictoria Negrete's account of what happened has varied at times, but she has consistently described the shooting as a self-inflicted accident \u2014 though a designation of suicide would not have canceled the soldier's life insurance.\nWhen she dialed 911 around 10:30 p.m., hers was the second call to police. The first came moments earlier from her grown daughter, who was upstairs in the house and told dispatchers only that she had heard a gunshot.\nWhen Victoria Negrete called, according to a recording, her quaking voice pleaded for help.\n\"A gun just went off,\" she told a dispatcher. \"My husband was playing in the bedroom with guns. Uhm. He was ... acting crazy. A gun went off. Please get an ambulance here right away.\"\nWhen police arrived, she told them that her husband was drunk, abusive and demanding sex; but days later, she gave the general's friends and relatives sanitized versions.\nIn one account, she said the gun discharged while \"Bernie\" was preparing for that weekend's skeet-shooting trip.\nThat, she says now, was an attempt to spare the family additional pain and to avoid dwelling on traumatic details.\n\"Anyone who doesn't understand that can't imagine what it's like to watch a loved one take their life,\" she said.\nLack of despair\nAbout a quarter of American suicides are impulsive, carried out within five minutes of the decision, and, experts say, more than half of them claim middle-aged men.\nBernardo Negrete's death might fit those descriptions, but what distinguishes his case is his lack of despair, said Dr. Robert L. 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        "raw_content": "4310 Manuel Blanco (an4310)\nA Spanish Augustinian who in 1837 published foundational Filipino botany.\nManuel Blanco was born in Spain in 1779. He joined the Augustinians there, and studied at their house of formation in Valladolid, the old capital city of Spain.\nHe made his Augustinian religious profession in 1795, and became a priest in 1805 at the age of twenty-six years. Sent to the Philippines, he served in Augustinian parishes in several parts of the country. He was responsible for the construction of the Augustinian church at Batangas. Named in honour of Saint Joseph (San Jose), this church \u2013 which still stands - has a large one-aisle interior. The church is typical of Baroque architecture as executed in the Philippines. The pulpit and canopy feature intricate carvings of local flora. (The significance of the choice of native flora will become more relevant later in this text.)\nThe talents of Manuel Blanco O.S.A. were recognised within the needs of the Order of Saint Augustine. He was called to serve the Order successively as a Provincial Counsellor, Provincial Treasurer, and as Provincial. He died at Guadalupe, Philippines on 1st April 1845 at the age of sixty-eight years. None of the above, however, yet mentions the reason he is probably the best known of all of the Augustinians who served in the Philippines continuously since the year 1565. Early in his forty years in the Philippines, Blanco became fascinated by the beauty and variety of the Philippine flora (plant life). He began to collect and study the plants found in the different parts of the country. He was strongly influenced by the system of the taxonomy (scientific classification) of plants that was published in the book, Systema Vegetabilium, by the Swedish botanist, Carl Linnaeus (1707-1788).\nBlanco used the system of Linneaus in his classification of 1,200 plants of the Philippines. He also studied the use of plants in industry and arts, particularly the medical merits of the different species; he recorded the vernacular names of these 1,200 classified plants. In 1837 he published the first edition of his book, Flora de Filipinas (\"Plants of the Philippines\"). The book was in high demand and a second edition appeared in 1845. The book was acclaimed by scientists from all over the world. A de luxe edition (500 copies) of Flora de Filipinas, was produced between 1877 and 1883. It was prepared by disciples of Manuel Blanco, including a number of Augustinians. It contained seven volumes, and was published and printed at the expense of the Province of the Holy Name (the \"Philippines Province\") of the Order of Saint Augustine.\nPicture 1: Manuel Blanco O.S.A.\nPictures 2 and 3: Pages from the de luxe edition (500 copies) of Flora de Filipinas, which was produced between 1877 to 1883, after the death of its original editor, Manuel Blanco O.S.A.\nFour of these volumes contained text in Spanish and Latin, and three volumes were devoted to coloured lithographs by C. Verdaguer. The pages measure 17.25 inches by 11.50 inches. This edition of 1877-1883 was displayed in Amsterdam, Holland in 1883, where it received the award, \"Extraordinary Mention of Honour for Science.\" A description appears below. A set containing all seven volumes of Flora de Filipinas was recently offered for sale for about US$50,000.\nA section of land within the Convento (monastery) San Agustin at Intramuros, Manila was called Manuel Blanco\u2019s Garden, until the Seminario San Agustin was rebuilt upon it in 2009. (The previous Seminario there was destroyed by artillery shells and aerial bombing during World War II.) Manuel Blanco was very familiar with this location, for it was there that he had carried out many of his botanical experiments. A facsimile edition of Flora de Filipinas was reissued in 1995 by the San Agustin Museum at Intramuros.\nA plant in the vicinity of Perth, Western Australia, has been named in honour of Manuel Blanco O.S.A. Blancoa Common name. Bugles. Family Haemodoraceae.\nFor the Augnet photo gallery that includes Manuel Blanco O.S.A., click here.\nFlora de Filipinas. Mauel Blanco\u2019s text, included in a PDF file of 619 pages.\nhttp://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/102888#page/676/mode/1up\nPhotos of Intramuros Augustinian church and monastery/museum. With captions.",
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        "raw_content": "1202 Augustine the priest (an1202)\nA visit to Hippo unexpectedly led Augustine to priesthood.\nWhen Augustine visited Hippo from Thagaste in the year 389, it resulted in the unintended outcome of propelling him to priesthood. While in his lay community at Thagaste in the year 389, Augustine went to Hippo to see a friend who was interested in setting up a similar community there. Thirty-five years later, he recounted in Sermon 355 how greatly this visit changed his life. In Hippo \"I was grabbed,\" he explained. Augustine was not exaggerating; he was pressed into becoming a priest.\nIt had not been his intention to become a priest. Indeed, he had been avoiding it because he wished to lead a private life in his community of lay people at Thagaste. When he was at Mass in Hippo the aged bishop, Valerius, saw Augustine in the congregation. In his sermon Valerius was describing the urgent need of the local Catholic minority, which was surrounded by sects such as the Donatists. And then, without warning, Valerius added, \"This congregation is in need of more priests, and I believe that the calling of Augustine to the altar would be to the honour of God.\" Willing hands propelled Augustine forward, and the bishop and congregation prevailed upon Augustine to say yes. The only condition that Augustine sought and was granted was that he be allowed time for study and preparation beforehand. Although not wanting to give up his life of study and prayer as a lay person in a community, Augustine nevertheless agreed to the request of the people. In a sermon much later in life, Augustine said to his people,\n\"A slave may not contradict his Lord. I came to this city to see a friend, whom I thought I might gain for God, that he might live with us in our community at Thagaste. I felt secure, for the place already had a bishop. I was grabbed. I was made a priest . . . and from there, I became your bishop.\" In his book, City of God, he said \"No one should be so given to contemplation that in this condition he gives no thought to the needs of his neighbour; nor so given to activity that he allow no time for the contemplation of God... The love of truth seeks out holy leisure, but the compelling force of love takes on necessary activity. But if no one imposes this burden, time should be passed in searching out and looking into truth. If, however, the burden is imposed, it ought to be borne because of the compelling force of love. However, not even in this case should the delight for learning be entirely abandoned, lest that delight be lost and the burden crush him.\" [City of God, 19, 19]\nBefore becoming a bishop. Augustine had five years of priesthood (391-396). He began this ministry not later than the Easter of 391, when he preached to the candidates for baptism in Hippo. Valerius had insisted that he preach, in spite of the custom in Africa of reserving that ministry to bishops. These years as a priest were quite a formative time for him. As a priest, Augustine devoted himself to the study of Scripture in a different way than before, and even successfully sought otium (\"study leave\") from Bishop Valerius of Hippo in order to do so. He prepared himself for the years ahead. There would be struggles with heretics and a huge amount of writing that he would undertake. During this period he wrote the first of his treatises against the Manichees. The dialogues that Augustine wrote at Cassiciacum the year following his conversion and preceding his baptism showed few substantial signs of a theological understanding that was decisively or distinctively Christian.\nBy the time of his ordination to the presbyterate, however,the basic lines of a comprehensive and orthodox theology within him were firmly laid out. Augustine neglected to write about what had happened in his thought between 385 and 391. He had other questions, more interesting to him, with which to wrestle. While he was a priest Augustine combated heresy, especially Manich\u00e6ism, which in earlier years he himself had followed. Partly because of this past experience with it, his success against Manichaeism was notable. Fortunatus, one of their scholars and a Manichean priest at Hippo, whom Augustine debated in a public conference in 392, was so humiliated by his defeat that he fled from Hippo. Other details of this period are that Augustine appealed to Aurelius, Bishop of Carthage, to suppress the custom of holding banquets and entertainments in the churches. By the year 395 Augustine had succeeded, through his courageous words, in abolishing this custom in Hippo.\nAs well, his treatise De fide et symboli (\"About Faith and symbols\") was prepared to be read before the bishops of the region assembled at the Council held at Hippo on 8 October 393. After that he travelled to Carthage, which was to become the most frequent destination of all of his subsequent journeys. Augustine remained there for a while, perhaps in connection with the synod held there in 394. In summary, the time which Augustine spent in the presbyterate (391-396) were the last years of his formative period. His earliest written works from the year 396 onwards reveal the fully developed Christian thinker of whose special teaching we think when we speak of Augustinianism. This demonstrates that his five years of priesthood had been, therefore, an important time of intellectual growth for him. As a very new priest, Augustine placed before Valerius, his bishop, a respectful demand. Augustine thought that Valerius had almost no choice when responding; the only realistic answer to the letter from Augustine was that his request be granted. Valerius knew that Augustine had been \"grabbed\" for priesthood - as Augustine himself had described it - by the Hippo congregation, even possibly with the connivance of Valerius himself; this unexpected and muscular persuasion had caught Augustine not only by surprise but also unprepared.\nAugustine had suddenly been transferred from his dedicated lay membership in the church to the sacrament and ministry of priesthood. He did this without moving gradually through any of the intermediate clerical grades such as lector, subdeacon, or deacon.; he may have been concerned that others would not have approved his rapid promotion through these grades of Holy Orders. Even if that were not so, Augustine himself in any case was clearly aware of the inadequacy of his hurried preparation for his ministry. This would have been especially true of the role of preaching into which Bishop Valerius promoted Augustine while he was still a priest and not yet a bishop. For a priest to preach was quite exceptional in the church in North Africa until Augustine broke that pattern. From what is known of his style of preaching, Augustine certainly sought further time for the otium (\"holy leisure\") of absorbing the Scriptures.\nAnother motivation open to Augustine was that as a lay person he had himself been a vocal critic of clergy who were inadequately trained for duty. Now he suddenly he felt he was in that situation himself. He now experienced the real dangers and actual demands of priestly ministry, and as a result proposed a two-fold remedy to his bishop. 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        "raw_content": "Benjamin Mendy Sergio Aguero Manchester City 2018-19\nWith Pep Guardiola explaining the complicated nature of his injury at a press conference, he was then asked why Mendy was now in Hong Kong.\n\"Wow. I didn't know it\". I didn't know it. F***, he's a lucky guy!\nAt his Friday press conference Guardiola was bemused by suggestions Mendy might be in Hong Kong.\nWhen asked about Mendy's post, Guardiola said: \"Wow, I didn't know\".\nMendy responded by saying: 'Every time I am with my phone I am on Instagram or Twitter and [so] now I need to be careful.\nSpeaking about Mendy's injury, Guardiola said: 'Benjamin Mendy is injured and it's not easy.\nPep continued: \"Yesterday he was in Barcelona\".\nThe reporter then informed Guardiola his player had posted that he was in Hong Kong.\nMendy was in trouble earlier this season when he was late for a rehabilitation session at the training ground, having been at boxing match in London the night before.\nQuestioned further on whether he would be alright with Mendy making such a long trip, he said: \"No, definitely not\". Guardiola also responded to Aleksander Ceferin after Uefa's president claimed City lacked class for failing to attend a meeting this week regarding VAR.\nHighlights from Manchester City's win over Everton in the Premier League.\nMeanwhile, Guardiola rejected suggestions that Liverpool are feeling the pressure after back-toback draws saw them drop below City at the top of the table. \"In the last three years they won and the best team in Europe in the last decade is Real Madrid\".",
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        "raw_content": "Ella Frank, LLC\nRating: ????.5\nI\u2019ve had a blast reading Ella Frank\u2019s books over the years. I gobbled up the Exquisite series and fell easily under the spell of the Temptation series. Those stories were all fun, sweet, sexy and perfect little escapes at the time I read them.\nNow, after reading Finley, the reality might just be that my tastes have changed, and the elusive \u201cmore\u201d I\u2019m looking for in books is getting harder to reach. I hate when an author I\u2019ve thoroughly enjoyed and championed in the past becomes average for me. I think that\u2019s happened here because I had problems. Lots and lots of problems.\nWhile ultimately this was a mostly sweet story it was quite top-heavy with the sexcapades. I like sexcapades. Love them. And, while I don\u2019t need the characters fornicating while swinging from ceiling fans or performing circus acts while copulating I found the sex scenes lacking the passion and emotion that made the connection between these characters feel any different from a casual one-night stand. They were just\u2026there, and ultimately average.\nAnd, I\u2019ve realized, I\u2019m becoming less forgiving with the details. This book touched on several peeves which are keeping my rating low even though plenty of other readers seem to have been perfectly entertained.\nThe biggest problem for me in Finley was the number of flashback scenes, pages long remembrances of italicized text. I think every chapter included at least one flashback. I\u2019m not going back in there to check. There were way, way, waaaay too many. Being a second-chance-romance, I get the need for some history and back-story. The history was lovely. But I wish it had been presented in another way rather than pages upon pages of italics nestled in with the present-day that only managed to give me whiplash and a headache.\nMy next big problem was Brantley and his bestie Jordan being forty-phobic. Brantley is about 39 during this story, silvering at his temples, lines around his eyes, etc. but all sexy as hell \u2014 especially to Daniel. But at times, he was a bit too caught up with the fact that forty is looming, and somehow this means the absolute end of youth and senility. Can we\u2026can we quit with that? Maybe when I was 20 I thought 40 was\u2026well, I never thought it was old, really \u2014 it only seemed far away. And now? At 42, nearly 43 I feel better than I ever have and 20 seems like yesterday. I\u2019m more self-assured. I know myself better. That\u2019s what happens at forty. Shit\u2026so I might need glasses to read a goddamn menu in a dim restaurant now. And a sore muscle might take a few extra days to feel better. And sometimes I get a cramp in weird places like my fucking ankle. But really? That\u2019s about it. We\u2019ll not discuss the gray hair that\u2019s only added sparkle that I may or may not disguise with a six-dollar bottle of Miss Clairol. I know folks in their fifties and sixties who are running marathons. People between 40 and 75 who are in the prime of their life and at the top of their careers. I\u2019m entirely sick of ageism in books, especially when it\u2019s centered on my age group.\nWhile I\u2019m complaining, I have two other issues. They\u2019re nitpicky as hell, but in Contemporary Romance and Erotica, I need the backdrop to be plausibly accurate.\nFirst, I have a bit of a geeky interest in architecture, so I tend to jump all over errors. The book incorrectly uses the word \u201cbalcony\u201d interchangeably with \u201cporch\u201d and \u201cdeck.\u201d While balconies, porches, decks and other similar structures like verandas, porticos, patios, stoops, and others share the characteristic of being external features attached to a building, they all have attributes that differentiate them. They are not interchangeable terms for the sake of avoiding verbal repetition. Not one use of \u201cbalcony\u201d was accurate.\nSecond, a matter of the law in which there might be a little timeline problem or problem of omission. I know a decent amount to be able to speak with a scrap of proficiency\u2013or able to Google with dexterity. Spoilery, sooo\u2026Skip to the next paragraph if you need to. While the epilogue ties up the story nicely with a two months later update, it fails to mention that Daniel ever took or passed the Bar Exam in Florida which would provide him with the necessary licensing to practice law there. With the omission of this tiny little detail, I assume he was only licensed in the state of Illinois since that\u2019s where he\u2019d graduated law school and been living and working for the past seven years. I\u2019m not going into the intricate details and their exceptions because I\u2019ll just bore us all silly. But to make my point, Bar Exams are only offered once or twice a year, involve an insane amount of studying to prepare, usually take two days or more to carry out, and take weeks to receive results. More importantly, they are not portable across state lines (with some exceptions but none between Florida and Illinois), and must be passed in order to license an attorney to practice within a specific state. The fact that the two months later expounds upon Daniel\u2019s great fortune that he didn\u2019t lose the job he attempted to quit, but instead his Big-Shot Chicago Firm opened a branch in a small town in Florida within the span of two months in order for him to conveniently keep the partnership he\u2019d turned down pinged my bullshit meter HARD timeline-wise, and by omission. I get there wouldn\u2019t be much entertainment value to these details in a romance book. But this section could have been worded differently with an eye to the future, a casual mention that he\u2019d already done it for giggles a few years prior, or set out an additional six months or so to be more plausible.\nBlah\u2026You bored with me yet? I\u2019m bored with me.\nOne more. #sorrynotsorry\nI had a question that was never answered\u2014or I was in an eyes-glazed-haze and missed it. The story starts with a terse missive from Brantley telling Daniel it\u2019s time to come home. Intriguing, yes. But why now? What changed for Brantley? What was the turning point for him to finally reach out to Daniel after nearly a decade of no contact? Don\u2019t tell me it\u2019s because he\u2019s about to turn forty and he doesn\u2019t want to spend the yawning, tenured sunset of his life without his soul mate. Shit\u2026I think I just answered my own question with a completely unsatisfying answer. [insert eye-roll]\nUltimately, my many grievances aside, this is a mostly sweet story of second chance romance with a deserved Happily Ever After. I just wish a few things had been done better\u2013or that I was less persnickety.\n**Book two of this series, Devil\u2019s Kiss, releases on May 24th. I\u2019ll never say never, but I\u2019m gonna wait it out a bit even though a few hints in Finley managed to pique my interest.\nFiled Under: Book Review Tagged With: Author: Ella Frank, Genre: Contemporary, LGBT+, Rating: 2.5 Stars, Type: Series",
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        "raw_content": "A banner placed on the front of one of the Baha\u2019i owned businesses which were closed on the morning of 25 October in a systematic state-sponsored attack on the Baha\u2019i community in one of the regions of Iran. It reads: \u201cThis commercial unit has been sealed owing to violation of trading laws/rules. The owner of this commercial unit should report to the police.\u201d\nThe Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed World News Service has reported that authorities in one region of Iran have launched a widespread, preplanned, systematic attack against Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed business owners.\nOn the morning of Saturday 25 October, the authorities descended on about 79 Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed owned shops in Kerman, Rafsanjan and Jiroft, summarily sealing the premises which were closed to allow the proprietors to observe a Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed Holy Day.\nAuthorities displayed banners at the shops asserting that the owners had violated the rules of governing business and trade practices.\nThe attack has brought further pain and hardship to countless families who are already suffering from the consequences of government policies aimed at nothing less than the economic strangulation of the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed community in Iran.\nMembers of the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed community are calling upon authorities to provide evidence for the unfounded accusations leveled against so many Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed shop-owners, including specific laws and standards that have purportedly been breached.\n\u201cRepresentatives of a state that claims its Constitution and laws are based upon Islamic teachings and principles would do well to consider the impact of their duplicities on the younger generation and the future of their country,\u201d said Ms. Bani Dugal, Representative of the Baha\u2019i International community.\nIn a recent review of its human rights record, Iran failed to adequately address repeated calls by other governments for greater respect for religious freedom and an end to discrimination against religious minorities, including Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00eds.\n\u201cSadly, what we saw at today\u2019s Human Rights Council session was an attempt to gloss over the issue of religious discrimination, repeatedly cited as a concern by other governments,\u201d said Diane Ala\u2019i, the Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed International Community\u2019s representative to the United Nations in Geneva.\n\u201cAnd in response to questions posed by member states about Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00eds, Iran\u2019s representative once again completely distorted the facts and hypocritically stated that Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00eds enjoy all citizenship rights. If there were the least thread of truth in what he said, why then on Saturday were at least 79 Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed-owned shops in Kerman, Rafsanjan, and Jiroft, summarily closed by officials because proprietors has stopped doing business to observe a recent Bah\u00e1\u2019\u00ed holy day. Those closures obviously violate the freedom of these Iranian citizens to practice their religion,\u201d said Ms. Ala\u2019i.\n\u201cSadly, the comments made by Iran\u2019s representatives once again were clearly nothing less than prevarication, whether it be on the issue of religious freedom, freedom of the press or assembly, or due process in legal proceedings.\u201d\n\u00ab Anniversary of the Birth of Bah\u00e1\u2019u\u2019ll\u00e1h\nPurchase of major property in Holy Land \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "A FULL HOUSE WELCOMED Marianela at the Swedenborg Hall, just before Christmas in 2004.\nMarianela was born in Buenos Aires in Argentina. When she was three years old, her mother took her to dance classes; not just ballet, but all sorts of dance. When she was five, she told her mother she wanted to take ballet seriously. Her mother agreed, although she was worried about the discipline involved for such a young girl. She went to one of the best schools in Argentina. Her teacher spotted her talent, so that when she was seven she auditioned for the National Ballet School of the Teatro Col\u00f3n. She was accepted and joined the school when she was eight. They had four hours of dancing in the morning, then ordinary school lessons, then more ballet classes in the evening. At this time, no-one dreamed she would become a principal dancer.\nShe remembers watching Fille mal gard\u00e9e on cable television, until her brothers came in and switched to football.\nThere is no history of the arts in her family. Her father and twin brother are policeman, although her father has now left the police force. A younger brother is a journalist and her mother is a mother! With three brothers, and coming from South America, there was always a lot of football at home. She remembers watching Fille mal gard\u00e9e on cable television, until her brothers came in and switched to football. The first live ballet she saw was Swan Lake when she was eight. There isn\u2019t that much ballet in Argentina now. In the 1970s it was good, but with the economic problems in the country recently, the company dances only about 20 performances a year. There is no national support for the arts and \u201cno shoes for dancers.\u201d\nMarianela only completed five years of the ten year course in the school. Maximiliano Guerra, who members may remember from London Festival Ballet and who was also a Principal at La Scala, Milan, saw Marianela in school and asked her to join his company. So at age 14, she danced professionally on a winter tour of Argentina. They did lots of shows. Also when 14 the director at Teatro Col\u00f3n asked her to join the National Company. She danced with then for 18 months. She also danced in galas with Maximiliano. She remembers one gala at the Japanese Festival, where she danced after Sylvie Guillem. \u201cI was so nervous in the wings!\u201d\nStill aged 14, it was Maximiliano\u2019s idea that she should go to Europe to dance. She went to Vienna to take class and learn the repertoire, but she could not speak the language and became homesick, so she went back to Argentina.\nThe Royal Ballet danced in Argentina in 1996. She loved the Company from the videos she had seen and was keen to learn additional rep. So when the Royal Ballet toured North America, she auditioned for a week in Orange County. One day she was asked to dance a solo for Monica Mason and Jeanetta Laurence. Everyone was there, including Sir Anthony Dowell, who was dressed as Carabosse. She danced Kitri\u2019s solo from Act III of Don Quixote. After they said, \u201cthank you very much\u201d and she went home to Argentina. Eventually she received a call from Anthony saying she had a job, but, as she was only 15, she could not get a work permit. Anthony said she would have to go to the Royal Ballet School until she was 16. \u201cI was very tiny.\u201d\nIt was a difficult year. She spoke no English and having danced professionally for two years, it was hard to be in school again. She also had no contract from the Royal Ballet confirmed, so she was nervous. She was placed in the top year with 17 and 18 year olds. Alina Cojocaru was briefly in the year below, although a year older. \u201cNow, looking back, it is one of the best things I did. I learnt some English. Although teachers were Russian, I was taught English style and some of the Company repertoire.\u201d At the school performance, when just 16, she danced Raymonda with Ivan Putrov and one of the solos from La Bayad\u00e8re.\nJulie Lack wrote on her mirror, \u201cwe are so pleased that you got promoted, because you can\u2019t stay in line and your leg is too high!\u201d\nMarianela joined the Royal Ballet when she was 16. The Opera House was closed. She remembers dancing in Fille at the Royal Festival Hall. \u201cThey put the students in front of me.\u201d She was a star in Cinderella. It was a difficult time for the Company. After only a few days in the Company there was a meeting where they were told the Royal Ballet would close, \u201cbut things got sorted.\u201d During that year she did lots of corps de ballet work in Swan Lake. She suffered a lot during this year. She remembers that the girls were very happy when she was promoted to Soloist. Julie Lack wrote on her mirror, \u201cwe are so pleased that you got promoted, because you can\u2019t stay in line and your leg is too high!\u201d\nAt the end of her first year in the Company, she and Ivan Putrov returned to the School to dance Raymonda again at the School performance.\nMarianela remembers her first big break being in William Forsythe\u2019s Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude. Christina McDermott was covering the role, but was not available. Marianela had two days to learn the role. At the time of the performance, Anthony Dowell noticed that she was not on stage. \u201cWhere is she? Has she gone to Heathrow?\u201d She was warming up in the studio, not on stage.\nHowever, Marianela remembers less good times before the House reopened. At Sadler\u2019s Wells she did the pas de trois from Raymonda, and was one of the girls in the divertissements in the last act of Ondine. Adam Cooper was Palemon. \u201cI was nervous. We had huge pyjamas, white faces and a huge hat. I jumped and landed flat on my face. I was so embarrassed. Adam Cooper was saying, \u2018Get up. Get up!\u2019 I started crying. There was a white face mark on the floor. I cried all night. My mother was here trying to console me.\u201d\nMarianela\u2019s mother was here a lot during the first two years. At home she had been very spoilt, being the only girl. She had a terrible time at the Royal Ballet School \u2013 no language, no family, \u201creally scary, I cried and cried.\u201d When she joined the Company, it was still the same, so her mother would come for three months at a time. \u201cWithout her, I could not have done it.\u201d Despite all her visits, her mother still doesn\u2019t speak English.\nThere was a big gala. Carlos Acosta was due to dance Diana and Acteon with Leanne Benjamin, but she was injured. Carlos said, \u201cI want Marianela.\u201d The management were not sure, but Carlos was sure it would be fine. He was right. After two weeks of rehearsal the performance went well. Anthony Dowell was in the wings and at the end of the pas de deux he told Marianela he was going to make her a First Soloist. I wasn\u2019t sure what he meant, \u201cdid I get it wrong.\u201d But the next day Anthony made it official. \u201cAfter only 18 months in the Company, I was a First Soloist.\u201d\nNext season, she still danced snowflakes, as well as princesses in Firebird. She also had one show as Swanilda in Copp\u00e9lia. She had danced the Acts I and III solos in a production in Argentina. \u201cThe character is not complicated and not too technical.\u201d As David said, she could just be herself. She was due to dance with Johan Persson, but he was injured, so Stuart Cassidy was brought back to partner her. She had three months rehearsal with Donald MacLeary for just the one show.\nAt the end of that season there were auditions for Ross Stretton\u2019s first season, for Don Quixote and Onegin. Reid Anderson cast her as Olga in Onegin and she was cast as Street Dancer and Queen of the Dryads in Don Quixote. During the rehearsal period at the start of the new season, Ross was getting to know the Company. \u201cAt the last full call in the studio, the rehearsal stopped and Ross was coming towards me. I had been talking and said I was sorry I was talking. He said he wanted me to dance Kitri. I was down as cover but had never rehearsed it.\u201d Don Quixote is very popular in Argentina and Marianela loved it. Two days before her stage call, Leanne Benjamin dropped out. It was her first big break. \u201cRoss really trusted me; he was very supportive.\u201d She had three shows. In one she threw her fan away by mistake. Carlos partnered her. There was an excellent atmosphere at the first show. \u201cCarlos gave me strength.\u201d\nOlga is a very different role. There has been a tendency for Marianela to be seen as a strong dancer and be given rather one-dimensional characters. Olga is more complex. She was cast by Reid and Ross. She was down for four shows in the first run. She read the book and did proper research. \u201cI did not expect it would be so enjoyable. I wanted to feel comfortable with the role.\u201d She was coached by Reid and Donald MacLeary, who is usually her coach. David recalled a masterclass with Donald, where he said most dancers turned twice, but Marianela could do a triple turn, so she did a quadruple.\nRoss Stretton was very supportive and had her covering all the main roles in the season. She danced in Beyond Bach with Darcey Bussell, in In the Middle, Copp\u00e9lia with Carlos Acosta and first night as Gamzatti in La Bayad\u00e8re. \u201cRoss spent a lot of time with me in the studios.\u201d\nI was really scared, but she was always very kind to me. It was amazing to be working with her. She taught me Gamzatti, Nikiya and Aurora. She taught me to be a proper ballerina\u2026\nMarianela worked on Gamzatti with Natasha (Natalia Makarova). She had only met her once previously when doing a school show. \u201cI was really scared, but she was always very kind to me. It was amazing to be working with her. She taught me Gamzatti, Nikiya and Aurora. She taught me to be a proper ballerina and made me work on my upper body. She was very successful in getting the Company to change its style to dance her version of Sleeping Beauty. She explained the style really well.\u201d\nDavid reminded Marianela that, during the next season, she danced both Gamzatti and Nikiya, and asked how she coped with this. \u201cIn rehearsal, I sometimes got muddled up. Everyone said I was a perfect Gamzatti, but no-one saw me as Nikiya and were surprised when I was cast. I am so grateful to Natasha, that she gave me the chance to dance the role. It opens doors that were previously shut. It was one of the most important things for me to show others I could dance such roles.\u201d\nMarianela has positive memories of her good relationship with Sir Anthony Dowell, \u201che promoted me to First Soloist and Ross promoted me to Principal.\u201d Marianela remembered that at the end of that season she danced a few Kitri\u2019s in Australia. Then in a gala for the Queen she danced Swanilda. End of year meetings with Ross were scheduled, but there was no meeting for Marianela. Then Ross called Marianela to his office with Ivan Putrov. \u201cEveryone was there; all the teachers. He told us that he was promoting both of us. I had a performance of Don Quixote, but could not concentrate. I was a Principal aged 20.\u201d\nIn September Ross Stretton left. \u201cHe helped me a lot. Made me a Principal and trusted me. He coached me a lot. This was excellent for me, although he may have not been right for the Company. That season I was cast as Mitzi Caspar in Mayerling and Lescaut\u2019s Mistress in Manon, as well as in Gong and Judas Tree. Disappointingly, I had no performances of Nutcracker or Swan Lake, but was cast as Aurora. I was injured which meant I did little on the tour to Russia.\u201d\n\u201cSleeping Beauty with Inaki Urlezaga was my first big classical ballerina role. I was very nervous. I feel I could do a lot more with the role if I dance it again. I was also dancing lots of fairies, some being very difficult. The corps hated the production. They were made to do some things over and over again. But I thought they looked very good.\u201d\nLast season Beauty came back, but it was when Marianela was suffering from injury. However, she was determined to dance Beauty. The season had started with La Bayad\u00e8re in which Marianela danced both Nikiya and Gamzatti. \u201cI felt in great shape, but then, when dancing Four Temperaments and Sinfonietta I was in a lot of pain. I had always had a problem with my right foot. I got through the Bayad\u00e8res but then during the Triple Bill I had to stop.\u201d She was off for three weeks, during which she went to New York to see a specialist. There was a small fracture in the middle of her foot which had not healed properly, leaving a small piece of bone in the wrong place. The foot was very inflamed, but there seemed to be no solution. \u201cI went to Paris to see Sylvie\u2019s doctor. I had a CT scan and a cortisone injection.\u201d She took time off after the injection, but managed to dance her two shows of Beauty, one of which was a schools\u2019 matin\u00e9e. \u201cLesley Collier got me through the performances.\u201d Marianela described graphically the pain that she endured during the injection. She took three weeks off in Argentina to help her recovery. She came back and was dancing Lykanion in Daphnis and Chloe.\nDavid asked her about alternative medicines. \u201cAfter injury, you learn about your body. You are calmer. I go for acupuncture once a week. It helps my back and really bad colds.\u201d\nThe current season started with the revival of Sylvia. Because she was off a lot at the end of last season, she was available to work with Christopher Newton as he recreated the ballet. There was no complete record of the ballet. Marianela and Slava Samodurov worked a lot with Christopher on the reconstruction. Christopher Newton did a lot of work. He had two tapes of Nadia Nerina and Doreen Wells but both were without music. Marianela talked about the stamina needed in the piece. \u201cI was shattered.\u201d Inaki Urlezaga had to return to Argentina because his father was ill. Monica chose Rupert Pennefather to partner Marianela. Although he joined the Company five years before, he had never been given much to do, partly because of injury. Suddenly he had a pas de deux and two major solos to dance. \u201cHe looked beautiful, tall, the right choice for the role.\u201d\nMarianela was asked whether she enjoyed playing funny roles and dramatic roles. Jann Parry in The Observer had written that Marianela\u2019s performance in the second act of Sylvia was one of the funniest things she had seen and that she \u201ccould be part of the Crazy Horse Cabaret.\u201d\nAt the time of the interview, Marianela was rehearsing Fille mal gard\u00e9e. \u201cIt is early days. There is a lot to learn. I am not good with props.\u201d (An interesting insight given the premiere where a door refused to open!) There were lots of new girls dancing Lise \u2013 Alina [Cojocaru] and Roberta [Marquez] as well as Marianela.\nBoth Sylvia and Fille really suit her and \u201cwith Carlos, I can\u2019t ask for anything else. We are always laughing.\u201d\nMarianela had thought that this would be a quiet season for her. \u201cIt is the Ashton season and that\u2019s not for me. I will sit around doing nothing.\u201d How wrong could she be! Both Sylvia and Fille really suit her and \u201cwith Carlos, I can\u2019t ask for anything else. We are always laughing.\u201d David asked why she is seen as an Ashton dancer. \u201cIt is a great challenge for me. It is teaching me to look at myself in a completely different way, to learn the English style.\u201d Marianela was asked if she was now back in the corps, would her leg now be at the right angle?\nDo you see yourself as Giselle? \u201cI would love to dance Giselle, but I don\u2019t even cover it yet.\u201d Marianela also indicated that she would like to dance Manon, Juliet, Tatiana, and Odette/Odile. Swan Lake is happening later in the season. Quoting the critics again, Jann Parry wrote \u201cthere is no role she could not dance.\u201d\nAsked what is particularly challenging about the Ashton style, Marianela spoke about a \u201cfree way of moving.\u201d \u201cI wanted to learn how to move in an English style \u2013 so feminine and beautiful. The footwork is very difficult. You have to bend the upper body and there is a lot of arm movement. The upper body is beautiful. Always with strong pirouettes and jumps, I am now learning to be softer.\u201d\nAsked about the way the Company gels with all the different backgrounds, Marianela talked about all the good teachers they have in the studios. Monica is very strong on details. Lesley Collier and Donald MacLeary know everything about Ashton and MacMillan. \u201cIn Daphnis and Chloe Monica told me how to use my eyes.\u201d\nMembers spoke of enjoying Marianela\u2019s Nikiya, \u201cbecause it was against type.\u201d Others spoke of her Act III Gamzatti. \u201cYou were interpreting the music even when you stood still. You expressed the whole drama \u2013 triumphant, broken, downcast.\u201d Marianela spoke of this coming with experience. Marianela was asked how she worked on a character. 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The Victorian rider attacked from a reduced front group inside the final 20kilometres and opened up a 50second advantage to claim his first professional victory and the second stage victory this week for ORICA-SCOTT.\nThe team\u2019s general classification hopeful Adam Yates worked hard to cover the moves in small chasing group behind, eventually crossing the line in ninth place to move up to sixth place overall.\nHaig was ecstatic to take the victory today in the WorldTour race on what was a tough and hilly stage. \u201cI\u2019m super happy to get the win today after trying on stage three and coming relatively close, so to be able to try again and have good enough legs to stay away and pull of the win this time was quite special,\u201d Haig explained. \u201cI think to do it on a stage that was so hard and with so many good guys preparing for the Vuelta, it made it even more special.\u201d\n\u201cIt was also nice to show all the hard work that I\u2019ve put in over the last couple of years and especially the past couple of weeks training in Andorra preparing for this and the Vuelta. Today showed I had good legs to be able to attack the way that I did, stay away to the finish and still have a bit of a gap. It\u2019s a really good feeling.\u201d\nSport director Dave McPartland was pleased the team was able to take their second victory of the week but also acknowledged the great teamwork and commitment from the riders during today's stage. \u201cToday was a dream day for us, everything went perfectly and the whole team committed and worked together so well, so it is great to come away with this win,\u201d said McPartland.\n\u201cOnce we were on the final lap we tried to use our numbers as we still had four riders left in the reduced front group. Ruben Plaza started it off, followed by Rob Power and they set it all up well as the group reduced even more leaving Haig and Yates in the front.\n\u201cOnce Jack had a gap, Yates did an awesome job behind covering all the moves, but Jack showed today he had the legs and the engine to finish it off.\u201d\nJack Haig rides away from the field.\nThe sixth stage of the Tour of Poland began aggressively with multiple attacks but no riders were able to snap the elastic and break free early on.\nIt took over one hour for a breakaway to finally establish as three riders, Antwan Tolhoek (Lotto-Jumbo), Moreno Moser (Astana) and Adam Stachowiak (BDC Team) opened up a sizeable advantage.\nThe peloton settled into a rhythm and the leader's were able to ride out to a maximum advantage of five and a half minutes. The second half of the stage featured tough first category climbs and the leaders time gap rapidly began to drop to just one minute with 50kilometres still remaining.\nORICA-SCOTT began to attack and split the race with Power successfully bridging across to the remaining solo leading rider. As the race headed up the continuous short punchy climbs, the race came back together again but with the front bunch fragmented down to just 25riders including Haig and Yates.\nWith less than 20kilometres to go the group continued to reduce leaving just 14riders at the head of the race when Haig put the pressure on and was able to breakaway solo, quickly opening up a 45second advantage.\nBeing no real threat to the overall contenders, Haig was able to maintain his advantage as the kilometres ticked down with Yates waiting patiently behind, covering all the counter attacks.\nHaig crossed the line 51seconds ahead of second place with Yates finishing ninth which moves him up two places overall with just one stage remaining tomorrow.\nUAE Team Emirates sent me this Poland Tour update:\nRui Costa has garnered an excellent fourth place in the difficult fraction that took the riders to Zakopane, and he has earned two positions in the classification to make it into the Top Ten. Now the Portuguese color bearer for UAE Team Emirates is ninth, 28\u2019\u2019 behind the new leader in the General, Belgian Dylan Teuns.\n\u201cToday was a very hard day\u201d says Costa. \u201cI was at the limit for a long time, but considering how things turned out, apparently so was everyone else. As I was saying, I wasn\u2019t feeling very good, so making it to fourth place and passing into the Top Ten can only satisfy me. Tomorrow will be a very complicated day, considering the first ten riders in the General are all contained within 30 seconds.\u201d\nToday\u2019s victory went to the young Australian Jack Haig (Orica), who came ahead of Wout Poels (Sky) and Bob Jungels (Quick-Step), in that order.\nTomorrow is the seventh and last stage of this Tour de Pologne, the Bukovina Resort \u2013 Bukovina Tatrzanska, which is a 66 km loop to be repeated twice, with seven GPM primes and a high altitude arrival.\nLotto-Soudal medical updates on Roelandts, Frison & Hansen\nHere you find a medical update on three Lotto Soudal riders: J\u00fcrgen Roelandts had to undergo hip surgery, Frederik Frison has glandular fever [Mononucleosis] and Adam Hansen is recovering from saddle sore.\nTuesday, J\u00fcrgen Roelandts underwent hip surgery at AZ Herentals. The former Belgian champion suffered from impingement. A problem that was bothering him for a while now. An operation was necessary to remove cartilage. Roelandts needs a long rehabilitation and probably won\u2019t be racing anymore this season.\nJurgen Roelandts climbs in the 2016 Giro d'Italia\nFrederik Frison has glandular fever. The 25-year-old rider was working on his comeback after a crash in the first stage of Quatre Jours de Dunkerque in May in which he incurred a pelvis fracture. At the moment he needs to rest and shouldn\u2019t train. He is closely monitored by the medical staff of Lotto Soudal. When they give the green light Frison can resume his training, but it is impossible to tell when that will be.\nAdam Hansen suffered from saddle sore in the last Tour week. The Aussie is taking some rest while the injury is healing.\nVictor Campenaerts wins European time trial championship\nLottoNL-Jumbo sent me this item:\nVictor Campenaerts is the new European champion time trial. It took the 25-year-old rider of Team LottoNL-Jumbo 53 minutes and 12 seconds to finish during the 46 kilometres individual time trial. Jos van Emden was Team LottoNL-Jumbo\u2019s second rider in the top ten at the fifth place. It\u2019s already Team LottoNL-Jumbo\u2019s sixth victory on the Bianchi Aquila CV time trial bike.\nVictor Campenaerts had a good start. \u201cI felt well from the beginning and my Pioneer confirmed that soon\u201d, stated the new European champion afterwards. \u201cI could maintain a high pace until the finish. I always try to get the best out of my time trials. The fact that this results in an European title is amazing.\u201d\nVictor Campenaerts in the 2016 Vuelta\nIt\u2019s already the second European time trial title for the Belgian rider. In 2013 he was the best of his continent in the U23-category. \u201cAfterwards, I turned professional. The difference between the U23-category and the professionals is huge. Despite that, I stayed focussed. I made a lot of progress over the past years and I\u2019m very happy with my new jersey after I lost my Belgian stripes because of a crash.\u201d\nHe beat renowned riders in Danish Herning and took his second victory of the season. \u201cI had much competition today. Maciej Bodnar recently won the time trial in the Tour de France, for example. That says enough. Fortunately, I could beat him today. I\u2019m looking forward to show my European jersey in the Tour of Britain.\u201d\nAlberto Bettiol to Join BMC Racing Team in 2018\n3 August, 2017, Santa Rosa, California (USA): Alberto Bettiol, 23, will join BMC Racing Team's ranks from 2018, General Manager Jim Ochowicz today announced.\nBettiol has recorded a string of top ten results at UCI WorldTour one-day and stage races since turning professional in 2014. \"Alberto Bettiol may only be 23 years old but he has been in the WorldTour for a few years now and has some very good results to his name, even recently at the Clasica Ciclista San Sebastian where he finished in sixth place against some of the best climbers in the world,\" Ochowicz explained.\n\"Alberto has a diverse set of racing skills and we are looking forward to helping him grow with BMC Racing Team when it comes to the Classics and time trials, which I think will be a natural progression for him. It's important to bring on riders who show this kind of potential so we are pleased to welcome Alberto to BMC Racing Team.\"\nFor Bettiol, BMC Racing Team represents a chance to race with one of the biggest WorldTour teams. \"I've always seen BMC Racing Team as an incredibly professional team, one of the biggest teams in the WorldTour, if not the biggest team. Whatever my role will be, I'll do my best. I am looking forward to the opportunity to race with a champion like Greg Van Avermaet and learn from him and the rest of the team for the cobbled Classics,\" Bettiol said.\n\"My goal is to keep growing as a rider, as I have in the last years, and to improve my time trial skills, which is another reason why I wanted to come to BMC Racing Team, one of the best time trial teams in the world.\"\nMikel Nieve moves from Sky to Orica-Scott\nFresh off his contribution to a successful yellow jersey defense at the Tour de France, ORICA-SCOTT confirms Mikel Nieve will join their ranks for the next two seasons.\nNieve, one of Spain's most talented climbers, will continue to bolster the growing, maturing general classification group that supports British brothers Simon and Adam Yates and Colombian Esteban Chaves. The 33-year-old\u2019s signing comes as the Australian WorldTour outfit continues to sharpen it\u2019s GC focus following back-to-back white jerseys at the Tour de France and podium finishes at the 2016 Giro d\u2019Italia and Vuelta a Espana.\nNieve, who has supported Chris Froome in his last two Tour de France triumphs, identified the growing talent in ORICA-SCOTT\u2019s squad and the potential that lies ahead.\nMikel Nieve climbs in stage 13 of the 2016 Giro d'Italia\n\u201cI especially know Esteban and the Yates brothers,\u201d Nieve said. \u201cDespite being very young, they have a great talent and have achieved important things. I would like to help the team to get more important victories and be part of it. I would like to be in the big races, I would like to be important on mountain stages and being close to those three guys to give them a hand.\n\u201cFrom the outside I've always liked how ORICA-SCOTT work and the atmosphere that is seen between them. 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        "raw_content": "May 14, 2003 \u2013 Senate Floor Remarks\nMr. President, the size of HIV is about 100 nanometers. That is tiny, microscopic, and invisible to the naked eye. A nanometer is one-billionth of a meter. If you divide 3 feet, into 1 billion parts, and take 100 of those parts, that is the size of HIV. That is 2,000 times smaller than a human hair.\nYet that little virus casts a long shadow of death. Reaching across oceans sweeping across continents, burrowing deep into even the most remote villages on Earth, AIDS\u2013the disease that virus causes\u2013has killed 23 million people since it was discovered in 1981. Forty-two million people are living with the HIV virus right now. And another 60 million people could die by 2020.\nThose are daunting statistics. They paint a dark landscape. But they do not reveal the individual rays of light that have been dimmed by HIV/AIDS. The loving mother who left her child to fend on the streets. The caring husband who left his wife to support their family. The innocent newborn who left the womb facing not a bright future, but an early death.\nNowhere is there a greater threat to life today than in the AIDS-ravaged parts of the world: Africa, the Caribbean, and soon China, India, and Russia. Millions of lives have already been lost. Millions of more lives will be lost unless we act. But if we do act, if we summon the moral courage to shine light into the long shadow of this little virus, we will change the course of history.\nHIV/AIDS has a tremendous impact on a society and an economy. In Zimbabwe, AIDS will wipe out 20 percent of its workforce by 2005. Kenya has reported in recent years as many as 75 percent of the deaths in law enforcement are AIDS-related. In countries with HIV prevalence rates of 20 percent or higher, economic growth, GDP, drops by an average of 2.6 percentage points per year. Economies are shrinking solely because of this little virus. That, my friends, causes hopelessness to prevail.\nBut we are still losing the battle against the virus. The problem is getting worse, not better. The virus is spreading like wildfire. By 2010, China will have 10 to 15 million cases of HIV/AIDS, and India is likely to have 20 to 25 million cases\u2013the highest estimate for any country. Every 10 seconds brings 1 AIDS-related death and 2 new HIV infections. For every 1 person who has died over the last 20 years, 2 more will die in the next 20 years.\nWe have a moral duty to lead the world in this fight, . . . to devote more resources and manage those resources so they get where they need go and help the people who need help.\nAt the end of the week the Senate will take up H.R. 1298 authorizing the President\u2019s emergency plan to fight AIDS. The House passed this bill with overwhelming support, 375 to 41. All but one of the House Democrats voted for the bipartisan compromise. This bill is not perfect. But we must not let the perfect be the enemy of the good. The President will sign this bill as it currently stands.\nWe will defeat HIV/AIDS. As a Senator, as a doctor, as a medical missionary, I have committed to this cause. The President has committed to this cause both in word and deed.\nHistory will judge whether a world led by America stood by and let transpire one of the greatest destructions of human life in recorded history\u2013or performed one of its most heroic rescues. President Bush has opened the door to that latter possibility. We must pass this legislation now and get this program established without further delay.\nThe President\u2019s Global AIDS Initiative is a rare opportunity to enact legislation that will save hundreds of thousands\u2013millions\u2013of lives. This is our moment.",
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        "raw_content": "Some months ago, the Vienna based International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) published a study on admission and retention policies towards foreign students.\nMuch has been written about the way in which states and universities have promoted international mobility of students and international recruiting. This study looks at what happens with these foreign students after they graduate. This is particularly interesting considering that more and more industrialised countries are looking for ways to promote immigration of highly skilled professionals to help boost their economy.\nThe study covers the following countries in detail: Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, the USA, and the United Kingdom. Additionally, developments regarding student migration are outlined in the Czech Republic, Italy, New Zealand, Norway and Spain. The report (96 pages) shows some interesting statistics and comparisons. Here are some passages from the executive summary.\nOn the growth of international students:\nThe dynamic growth of the international student population over the last five years was also, compared to the US, more pronounced in many European and overseas countries. While the stock of international students increased by only 10% in the US between 2000 and 2005, France and Germany saw their international student population increase by more than 60%, Australia by over 120% and Sweden by 146%.\nOn retention rates:\nOn average, between 15 and 20% of foreign students can be expected to eventually settle and work in Canada. In New Zealand, of all first-time students between 1998 and 2005, 13% had already received a permanent residence permit by 2006. In Norway, of all non-EEA students studying there between 1991 and 2005, 18% stayed in the country after graduation (but only 9% of all EEA students). In the UK, a recent survey sent to EU domiciled students six months after graduation in 2005 indicates that around 27% of respondents were employed in the UK (up from 19% in 2000). On the other hand, survey data for the USA indicate that retention rates for foreign nationals who received a doctorate in science and engineering are well over 50% (there are no comparable data on non-doctorate degrees available).\n???? Derma Veil ??? October 12, 2018\n?????????: ?????\t?????????: ?????\n????????????????95???????????????(??????????????????) \u2013 ??????????? \u2013 FashionGuide ????????\t??????????????????????????????????25???????????\n??Bioneed ??????????????????? ??Bioneed,??????,??????\n?????????????Christofle????? \u2013 STYLE-TIPS.COM\t?????????????????????????????????Christo\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Home SMB Advertising: A Segment\u2026\nSMB Advertising: A Segment Not To Be Overlooked\nWith all of the new competition faced by traditional and new media companies, these companies are increasingly focused on developing new business anywhere they can. One potentially treasure trove of new business is with small and medium businesses (SMBs). As the economy grows out of the recession there are many new businesses being started, and these new businesses need to get their messages out through many different advertising channels!\nMany of these SMBs, defined as having 99 or fewer employees, do not have the resources to navigate through all of the various options available in the wide advertising/marketing marketplace. Consequently, many media companies, both traditional and digital, are also providing agency type of services to these companies deciding what media to use and how much to spend.\nWhile it can be very time consuming and expensive to deal with many of these SMBs, it is incredibly important for several reasons for all media companies to attack this area. First, collectively, we estimate they will account for over $50 billion of advertising spending in the local media marketplace growing to nearly $60 billion by 2019. The chart below shows that growth along with the growth of the other two segments of local media advertising buyers \u2013 national brands, and other local non-SMB businesses.\nA second important reason is that while these SMBs initially may not be spending much initially, that spending will grow as the SMB expands its business. Being a trusted adviser to those businesses when they first start out will pay dividends in the long run as their business grows.\nFiguring out how to most effectively service this growing segment of local media will be incredibly challenging. But, by focusing on this segment, local media companies \u2013 both traditional and digital \u2013 will have an important opportunity to prosper.\nYP Boosts Data with Goodzer Deal\nSoleo Launches \u201cCall Generation\u201d Portal for Self-Serve PPC",
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        "raw_content": "Stephen Conroy - getting dumber?\nSo an Australian Senator comments on an active civil case before the Federal Court of Australia... The man not only doesn't have a policy, he also doesn't have any discretion. Why is this man in the Australian Parliament?",
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        "raw_content": "With the end of the year fast approaching, we are returning with the Top 10 calendars series for 2018! This week we are taking a look at the range of gothic and fantasy art calendars. Be it sci-fi monsters or colourful unicorns, we have something up our sleeve for everyone.\nFairies originated from European folklore and through the ages have become some of the most lovable magical creatures. Small and usually friendly, fairies enjoy having fun and lending a helping hand when necessary. This magical art calendar features 12 illustrations by Jean and Ron Henry. Intricately detailed, the images of animals and fairies living in harmony with nature seem as though they were real. Travel in time and space to the deep forests, green meadows, and secret lakes of Fairyland, and let the fairy happiness infuse your life with joy.\nAs a renowned children\u2019s book illustrator, Beverlie Manson specializes in magical, heartwarming scenes. 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Sugar skulls have recently become a popular motif in other cultures, leading to an explosion of illustrations, a selection of which appears in this colourful art calendar.\nThough it may not be immediately obvious from the name, the Day of the Dead is a highly anticipated, joyful festival in Mexico. Associated with the Christian tradition of All Saints\u2019 Day, D\u00eda de Muertos dates back to an Aztec pagan festival dedicated to the goddess of death, Mictecacihuatl. To honour the dead, Mexican communities put offerings of sugar skulls, foods, and marigolds on graves and self-built private altars known as ofrendas. This colourful wall calendar contains 12 photographs and illustrations inspired by the now world-famous festival.\nThe Sci-Fi Art of Virgil Finlay\nVirgil Finlay (1914\u201371) was an American illustrator of pulp science fiction, horror, and fantasy. 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        "raw_content": "Bridging Delta and Chicago\nMuddy Waters (1915\u201383) is the vital link between the pre-war Delta blues and the post-war Chicago blues. Born in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, he grew up on Stovall\u2019s Plantation near Clarksdale and became steeped in the slide-guitar blues of Son House and Robert Johnson. In 1941 he was recorded by archivist Alan Lomax playing \u2018Country Blues\u2019 and \u2018I\u2019s Be Troubled\u2019.\nSliding North\nTwo years later, Waters moved north to Chicago, following the general migration. While his voice still sounded as if it was coming from the cotton fields on his 1946 recordings, his amplified guitar (necessary if he was to be heard above his band) opened up a whole new dimension for his Delta licks. By 1948, when he had his first local hit with \u2018I Can\u2019t Be Satisfied\u2019 (an updated version of \u2018I\u2019s Be Troubled\u2019), his guitar playing had developed a trademark style, bringing a more aggressive quality to his single-note Delta riffs and slide technique.\nTopping the Chicago Charts\nWaters put together a prime band of musicians he could rely on \u2013 guitarist Jimmy Rogers, bassist Willie Dixon, pianist Otis Spann and harmonica player Little Walter \u2013 and built a powerful reputation in Chicago\u2019s clubs and bars, helped by his own commanding presence. During the mid-Fifties Waters recorded a series of songs that would become anthems of Chicago blues: \u2018I Just Want To Make Love To You\u2019, \u2018Got My Mojo Working\u2019, \u2018I\u2019m Ready\u2019 and \u2018I\u2019m Your Hoochie Coochie Man\u2019. The last two used a variation on the call-and-response songs from the Delta plantations, with Waters filling in the spaces with moaning vocals or stinging guitar breaks.\nRolling Stone and Rock n\u2019 Roll\nBy 1960, when he played the Newport Jazz Festival (released as At Newport), he was the leading Chicago bluesman. He took advantage of the British blues boom of the Sixties to broaden his audience, touring the UK and Europe and recording The London Muddy Waters Sessions (1971) with Rory Gallagher and Georgie Fame. During the Seventies he toured with the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton and appeared in the Band\u2019s \u2018The Last Waltz\u2019 concert and film. His record career was revived in the late Seventies with a trio of Johnny Winter-produced albums: Hard Again (1977), I\u2019m Ready (1978) and King Bee (1981). He died in his sleep from a heart attack in 1983.\nLearn to play riffs from the guitar greats from blues to punk, metal and jazz with our book Pick Up & Play Classic Riffs here. For a more comprehensive almanac, featuring dozens of the best guitarists ever to strike the sounds of history, check out Rock Guitar Heroes, available now on our website.\nCheck out the 1978 Rolling Stone feature on Muddy Waters here\nSee the New York Times' repertoire of Muddy Waters news here\nSee Muddy Waters\u2019 discography, awards and song list here",
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        "raw_content": "Source: HealthDay (Summary By NIM)\nThe jury is still out on whether or not alcohol in moderation is good for you. For the most part, a drink a day seems to be good for your health, but perhaps not for everyone. Nonetheless, a new study suggests that beer specifically might be beneficial for a whole other reason - it is a rich source of silicon.\nSilicon is a contributing factor in bone mineral density, and is essential for proper bone, ligament and cartilage formation. According to one of the researches, \"Beers containing high levels of malted barley and hops are richest in silicon,\" - adding \"Wheat contains less silicon than barley because it is the husk of the barley that is rich in this element. While most of the silicon remains in the husk during brewing, significant quantities of silicon nonetheless are extracted into wort, and much of this survives into beer.\"\nAs we age, our levels of silicon tend to decrease, potentially contributing to fragile bones and heart disease. Some studies have shown that increasing dietary silicon is beneficial in increasing bone mineral density and healing fractures, so why not raise a pint to your health?\nFind out more about this study in the article called \"Beer for the Bones?\"at Medline Plus (Feb. 8, 2010).\nLabels: alcohol, beer, Diet, health, research, silicon, study",
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        "raw_content": "A Silent Killer \u2013 Mental Health Among College Students\nCollege can be very tough, especially for students who are just starting out. Adjusting to a more demanding schedule and tougher schoolwork is not easy for many of them. Also having to adjust to new environment, city or even country can all lead to adjustment issues. Some students simply cannot cope with the stress of college. These students end up with mental health issues due to their failure to adjust to college life. Research has shown that some students enter college already dealing with mental health problems. Many of them are unaware that they have these issues.\nNew college students will have many new experiences with the first few months. They will meet a lot of new people and probably have to live with a roommate they are meeting for the first time. This will give them a look at different cultures and lifestyles. Not every student is ready to deal with this type of situation. A student who does not handle this new environment well could become depressed.\nWhen you enter college you will have to change the way you think. This comes not only from being around new people, but also from being on your own. You have to develop your own identity and gain a sense of independence. If you are not ready for this, it could be a strain on your mental health. You will have problems focusing in class and if you get poor grades, it could cause further anxiety or depression.\nSome college students simply feel that they are not up to the challenge of handling the pressures of college life. However, this kind of doubt will affect their performance in class and their ability to complete assignments. Some students also have to deal with the additional pressure placed on them by their parents to do well. If they feel like they have not lived up to these expectations, depression could set it.\nEach year college counselors see many students who are coping with anxiety and depression. Students who have mental health issues prior to attending college should choose schools with a good health facility. Look at the size of the counseling center and the number of staff members. Find out what steps the school will take if a student has a mental breakdown.\nIt is important to understand that there is no shame in seeking help for mental health problems. Some students feel embarrassed to admit that they feel depressed and avoid seeking help. Not asking for help will only make the problem worse. Friends and roommates should also be aware of signs of depression so that they can report their concerns to college counselors.\nIt is important to understand the potential mental health issues, and what steps can be taken to deal with them. Ways to cope with added stress include getting enough sleep, eating properly and getting adequate exercise. It is also important to avoid too much alcohol. Developing good coping skills is also an important part of dealing with college life.\nMost colleges have their own support structure for students who may be having problems in school. Talking to a counselor is a good way to deal with many issues that arises. These professionals are usually highly trained, and can tell if a student needs more professional help. Anxiety and depressions are the two most commonly seen mental health issues among college students. Being able to identify and treat with these problems early, makes it easier to overcome them.",
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        "raw_content": "A tale of two lies: The Holocaust\u2122 and 9/11\nThis essay is dedicated to the many wonderful Jewish people I have known and loved, most of whom were nicer people than me. I thank you for your love and kindness, and it is with a heavy heart I must apprise you of the result of my lengthy and fair-minded studies.\nWhen I look at Jews, I think of evil alien predators, conscienceless murderers: Israelis who harvest body parts of the Arab children they kill, twisted rabbis who suck the blood from babies' penises, and then are forgiven by Jewish judges, and demonic American politicians like the Jewish terrorist Joe Lieberman and his Hanoi Hilton-brained puppet McCain who are about to take the world into a maelstrom of radioactive fire.\nAll Jews are part of a system that has captured the world's mind in such a clever and thorough way that virtually no one who has not studied world history for decades even suspects something odd has happened. To this very moment the heinous acts of the Jewish moneykings are constantly and perpetually shattering the peace and tranquility we yearn for, and yet their hold on public consciousness has wiped out the higher values that we were all supposed to hold dear. Ultimately, we choose not to see what they're doing because we\u2019re terrified of jeopardizing our own money supply, and hence our survival.\nWhen I look at Gentiles, who are all the non-Jews of the world, I see an endless sea of dupes of Jewish propaganda. Gentiles mostly have no clue about any of this. They have happily consumed the products tossed their way, almost never realizing that what they have been gifted has been crafted for a purpose, and given to them by Jews. You may yourself conclude what that purpose may be, but one need only look at the hyperbolic curve of moral decay and corruption that overtook world society in the first decade of the 21st century.\nThroughout the 20th century and to a lesser extent long before, Jewish control of the media has reshaped the human mind. (See my Freud, Marx and Einstein: a matrix of nihilistic destabilization.\nFrom the Gay 1890s, which masked a major immigration of German and Russian Jews to the U.S., through the takeover of all American corporations and ultimately all the banks (Dupont, Monsanto, Time Warner and Eli Lilly are all Jewish companies). The Rockefellers are Marrano Jews who control all the universities. Every particle of information you have ingested in your entire lifetime has been screened by Jews.\nThe result of all this, throughout American history, has been constant warfare based on lies for profit. George Washington went to notorious Jewish slave trader Aaron Lopez to help fund his revolution. Our Founding Fathers were the Bilderbergers of their day. Rothschild funded both sides of the American Revolution and has done so with every major war down to this very day.\nIt is written in the Bible, of course, but also in the frightened words of Cicero and Tacitus, the great Roman historians, who feared to speak for fear of the Jews, indicating that the string-pulling power of the Jews was every bit as powerful in ancient Rome as it is today in Washington.\nAnd the world marches blithely on, in a fluoride coma that blots out the screams.\nGermany, Russia and the United States have been the countries, over history, who have acted most kindly toward Jews. They gave them their opportunity to fit in. As a result, these nations have been utterly ravaged by Jews. The Germans through media lies became the pariahs of the world. And the Russians were mostly murdered by foreign Jews who took over their country. The United States has been turned into a Jewish monster that condones torture, which we have learned from how the Israelis torture the Palestinians. No rights. The choices are you can be corpse or a slave.\nIdentification of two principal lies are what the world faces if it is to evolve toward a genuine, self-actualizing future.\nThe first is the Holocaust, the claimed deliberate mass murder of six million Jews by Adolf Hitler and the Germans.\nThe second is 9/11, the destruction of the twin towers in New York City by supposedly neophyte pilot Arab terrorists.\nBoth are lies, believed by the masses only because of the media blitz that inculcated their fictional credibility in the public mind.\nThe same effect was achieved with Holocaust propaganda, which began in earnest only after the first Kennedy assassination.\nThe same media blitz in the late 1960s that first imbued the notion of a Jewish holocaust in Germany 1940-45 \u2014 with specific notions of gassings, pools of fire, and human soap \u2014 made acceptance of this falsified version of history the publicly accepted norm, thanks to the constant bombardment of Jewish media, and the mawkish construction of Holocaust museums throughout the world to venerate Jewish suffering. We are told, in many countries by law, to worship Jewish suffering.\nHow this relates to what Israel does to its neighbors is nothing more than the stories told of Jews throughout the centuries. All of their holidays celebrate slaughter, and world history has shown the kingmakers, powerbrokers, and money launderers, all of whom seem to be Jewish or their lackeys, seem to really like shedding blood on those particular days.\nOne thing is for sure: they are Chosen to test the rest of us.\nThe claim that six million died in World War II is actually an echo of a story that was first seen in the New York Times in the 1920s claiming six million Jews were at risk of death in Europe. This was the fever pitch of Jewish immigration from Russia and Eastern Europe that followed pogroms they staged themselves to gain sympathy, a tactic they have always used back to Roman days.\nAll those emaciated bodies you see in the World War II film clips were actually caused by starvation and typhus after Allied bombings cut off the German supply lines. The gassing story really derives from its invention and use in the Russian gulags by yet another Jewish madman. The Germans didn\u2019t gas anyone; they only tried to get their country out of the international Jewish financial crime scheme that was and is choking the life out of the planet.\nNow hundreds of honest people are in jail for insisting this is the historical truth, yet they are not allowed to present their evidence to the world court of public opinion because of the deafening white noise of Jewish media, always ready to shape the public the way they want us to go, and the corrupt Jewish courts, which in Germany have reached laughably sad abuse of logic and honesty, subhuman, really, decisions controlled by Jews.\nThe parable of Elie Wiesel is perhaps the easiest way to debunk the Holocaust in your mind. The claims he made in his Nobel Prize-winning book Night now all stand thoroughly revealed as hysterical fiction. Yet, thanks to Jewish media, the world marches on, still mostly believing everything he said was true.\nSimilar enforced epiphanies were blasted into the public mind on 9/11: the government published the names of all 19 hijackers in three hours, and yet, eight years later, it has told us nothing more about the actual crime, and managed to murder several million hijab-clad unfortunates while doing so. Do we need to take this description of an utterly and criminally insane society that we in our comas support by our silent complicity ... any further?\nThe very fabric of American society has been completely changed by arbitary and despotic new laws as a result of this colossal act of staged terror. The hysterical measures implemented by the government after it covered up a proper investigation of 9/11 all have the tendency to funnel acceptable thoughts toward what the government decrees. And when the government is lying, and not telling you what\u2019s really going on, you are not free. Do not deceive yourself. Sometime soon, ask yourself, where am I being taken? And you will perceive the sinister presence of the Jew hiding behind whatever ailment is about to enslave or destroy you.\nRabbi Michael Chertoff, the one man in America who has ultimate control over whether you have committed a crime or not, is an Israeli citizen, a veteran of the Mossad, and key operative among the Israeli agents who have controlled the administrative staffs of all recent U.S. presidents. As head of Homeland Security, and now that the judiciary has ceased functioning as a legitimate branch of government, Chertoff has the final decision over whether you live or die, and he will make his decisions according to new rules decreed by President Bush II which have removed most of our previous Constitutional protections.\nMichael Chertoff is controlled by Israel. The United States is controlled by Israel. Failure to deal with the question is going to cost many of us our lives in the very near future. It is written in the Jewish scriptures.\nAmy Goodman, darling of the Jewish-controlled gatekeeper left, and who never would mention 9/11 until years after the event, is a Jew.\nJudith Miller, the reporter from the New York Times who made up all those stories of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq that the U.S. GOVERNMENT THEN USED AS EVIDENCE, is a Jew.\n\"The Jew is to say on Purim Day: ... cursed be all non-Jews, blessed be all Jews.\" (Orach Chaim, 660, 16).\n\"Theft, robbery and rape of a beautiful woman and similar deeds are forbidden to every Gentile toward another Gentile and also toward a Jew. But they are allowed to a Jew against a non-Jew.\" (Sanhedrin, 57 a; also Abodah Zara, 13b).\n\"A heretic Gentile you may kill outright with your own hands.\" (Aboda Zara 4b).\n\u201cThe difference between a Jewish soul and the souls of non-Jews\u2014all of them in all different levels\u2014is greater and deeper than the difference between a human soul and the souls of cattle.\u201d \u2014 Rabbi Kook the Elder, revered father of the messianic tendency in Jewish fundamentalism\nAll these words and thoughts are not anti-Semitic (a term that is a misnomer anyway, meant to scare people from looking at crimes being committed in their names). They are simply evidence of an enormous crime scheme against the entire human species, and concealed from the consciousness of most people by an educational system deliberately designed to hide the fact that people are not free when they are not told the truth about what is really going on.\nWe all yearn for an honest and just world. Our leaders clearly work to prevent that, because of the financial pressures placed upon them by the people who really run the world, who in our case just happen to be Jewish bankers and a worldwide organization of wealth that has been robbing the world for the last 200 years. It\u2019s past time to figure out how to detox the poison they spew before the last lifeform on Earth is blotted out.\nJews must be disenfranchised as normal human beings. Since their toxic dogma demands they regard themselves as a step above the rest of the species, as evidenced by their complete takeover of modern society, we must regard them as a step below real human beings, who simply realize that love is the answer and you don\u2019t have to kill somone to get it.\nMcCain finds WMD's inside of Bush's panties\nTee-hee-hee!! That's not a WMD, Johnny boy. Hee-Hee, neither are those two thingies, hee-hee. Keep looking! Oooh, aaahh, oooh.\nYes, Johnny dear, I don't do a good job of wiping my ass, do I?\nJohnny boy, you're hands are so rough. Why not use some KY Jelly?\nJewish Media Group release latest Islamic threat video\nBen Venzke's Intel Center is at it again, with their recent release of \"Our Blessed Jihad in Yunan.\" The Turkistan Islamic Party is allegedly behind this latest release , but one has to wonder just exactly where these videos are made and who is really behind them.\nInfo on Intel Center's home page about their operations is sparse, but one would think that some intelligence operation that spanned the planet, scooping up Islamic threat videos before even the world's assembled intelligence agencies had a clue would have a legit mailing address and not just a measly Post Office box, like this one:\nHere's some info from Source Watch on Ben Venzke and his IntelCenter and the various aL-CIA-duh videos this Jewish media group was able to ferret out even before the FBI, CIA, NSA and Britain's MI 5 knew the videos were available.\nApril 2006: A video featuring Qaeda no. 2 Ayman al-Zawahiri, in which he said the US military had \"seen only 'loss, disaster and misfortune' in Iraq\", \"was first obtained by IntelCenter\".[2].\nIn June 2006, a video of \"20th hijacker\" Fawaz al-Nashimi, who died in a shootout in Saudi Arabia in 2004, \"was released by IntelCenter\".[3]\nOn 30 September 2006, IntelCenter \"made available\" an 18-minute Al-Qaeda tape in which Al-Zawahiri called Bush \"a deceitful charlatan\".[4].\nOn 2 October 2006, IntelCenter and Venzke were again referenced as a source in an article detailing a silent Al Qaeda video recently released in which two 9/11 hijackers, Muhammad Atta, and Zaid Al-Jarrah, read their last will and testaments[5].\nOn 4 July 2007, an al-Zawahiri video was \"provided by al-Qaeda's As-Sahab Media to ... IntelCenter\".[6] Another US-based intelligence group, SITE, \"said it had obtained the tape ahead of its release on the internet by militant web sites\".[1] The video was \"first reported by IntelCenter and SITE\".[7]\nLike Tempest Co., IntelCenter's sister company, it is apparently based out of a post office box in Alexandria, Virginia (according to the contact information on both websites). Both companies mention one Ben N. Venzke as CEO, this according to both Wikipedia and the companies' websites.\nOne small problem: The above info has been scrubbed from Source Watch. Disappeared down the \"Memory Hole.\"\nVenzke and Rita Katz's SITE, another Jewish owned media group, seem to take turns bamboozling the public. If you'll remember, the Rita Katz's SITE released, back in May, an alleged terror threat from aL-CIA-duh that appeared in headlines as \"Al-Qaeda's terrifying vision of a devastated America in the wake of a nuclear attack.\"\nOne BIG problem with the release: Katz had used a computer-generated image of a post-nuclear Washington, DC that had been crafted by the Fallout 3 artists .\nIf one was suspicious, one might think that Jewish owned media groups like Intel Center and SITE are in cahoots with a certain ME country that is trying mightily to further involve the USA in fighting their wars.\nOne might think that Venzke and Katz were actually employed by the Israeli MOSSAD, whose motto, \"By way of deception, thou shalt do war,\" makes the intelligent wonder about just who in the hell is actually crafting these videos.\nKatz has been the first to release a number of Bin Laden videos, with her \"contacts\" getting her the low down and dirty on Bin Laden and his buds.\nNot content with scaring people in the USA, Katz has also been active in Sweden , mistranslating various scripts in a vendetta against the Muslim Holy Land Foundation.\nIt makes you wonder how the SITE Institute, with a small staff of only two people (at least no other is mentioned) can find its way into \"password-protected al-Qaeda linked sites\" which, apparently, the FBI and the CIA, with all its resources, seem to be incapable of finding and infiltrating. What is even more noteworthy is that SITE, in its own words, works regularly with and provides important and often unique information to journalists, law firms pursuing civil litigation, major corporations, law enforcement, U.S. Congress, and numerous federal agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security, the Treasury Department, Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS), the FBI, Customs, and the Department of Justice.\nOf course, the public is expected to lap this crap up, hook, line and sinker, in order to keep the masses huddled and befuddled.\nAnd to keep a never ending supply of money, weapons, political support and American kids headed to the Middle East to help that racist and apartheid Jews only state of Hate, continue on with its theft of Palestine, the theft of water from Jordan and Lebanon and to keep Israel as the ME Overlord.\nIf we remember that the Iraq War was conceived by and sold to the USA by 25 neoconservative intellectuals, most of them Jewish, then it's easy to see who is behind these videos that keep winding up in the hands of Jewish media groups, to be pushed on us suckers.\nAnd how we, the American public, get to pay for these hate crimes and thefts thru the wrecking of our economy and seeing a never ending stream of caskets, filled with our kids, coming home from the ME, killed fighting wars for Israel.\nWHEN LIARS USE EACH OTHER\nRemember that last faked Bin Laden tape with the dyed beard? The one where Bin Laden's image moves for only 3 1/2 minutes, but stays frozen the rest of the time while his \u201cremarks\u201d continue? Rita intended that little fake job to coincide with the sixth anniversary of 9-11. On 7 Sept 07 at 10:00 am, she called White House counsel Fred F. Fielding and told him she had a new Osama Bin Laden tape. Rita also called Joel Bagnal, deputy assistant to the president for homeland security, and sent both men an e-mail with a link to a place on S.I.T.E. where the tape could be seen. Rita asked them not to release the tape yet (she needed time to set up promotional materials connected with it) but within minutes, government-registered computers began downloading the video from SITE's server. Records show dozens of downloads over the next three hours from computers with addresses registered to defense and intelligence agencies. By mid-afternoon, the Bush regime released the video (plus a transcript of its audio track) to the media.\nRita thought the latest faked tape would make her famous, but the Bush regime took credit for the tape! Rita was furious. She said the premature release tipped al-Qaeda to a security breach, and destroyed a surveillance operation that was years in the making. Poor Rita.\nRITA'S LIES SEND PEOPLE TO PRISON\nOn that \u201cSixty Minutes\u201d episode, Rita claimed that Mar-Jac Poultry, a chicken farm in Gainesville Georgia, was sending money to terrorists. The story turned out to be false, and Mar-Jac Poultry filed a lawsuit against Katz, which is still pending.\nIn 2004 Rita accused a University of Idaho computer scientist named Sami Omar al-Hussayen of giving material support to terrorists. Mr. al-Hussayen was a 35-year-old father of three, and had arrived at the University of Idaho in 1999 to pursue a doctorate in computer science. Al-Hussayen was arrested held in prison for a year and a half. When he was finally brought to trial, the prosecution wanted to use Rita as an \u201cexpert witness,\u201d but the judge refused to recognize Rita\u2019s \u201cexpertise.\u201d Al-Hussayen was acquitted of all charges.\nIn December 2005, Rita claimed she found a \u201cjihadist\u201d manual that described how to attack the Alaska pipeline. This caused a mild panic in Alaska, but when Rita was asked to show where this \u201cmanual\u201d came from, she couldn\u2019t. She said she doesn\u2019t check the accuracy of every \u201cjihadist\u201d manual she finds.\nBottom line? Expect some type of \"false-flag\" to happen at the Beijing Olympics, with evidence left around that points clues at some MOSSAD generated Islamic group.\nAnd expect some type of MOSSAD generated message from that \"Islamic\" group that will further Israel's aims of continuing on with their murderous campaign of ethnically cleansing Palestine.\nKosher guidelines for raising GOY cattle\nYes, our Messiah, the \"Rebbe,\" knows a thing or two about GOY cattle, having spent the 1920's in Russia and the 1930's in Germany.\nIt's not smart getting cattle all worked up before their throats are slit, since the extra adrenalin caused by seeing realities of what America has become is bad for harvesting \"Kosher\" meat.\nWe give them wall-to-wall, non-stop TV News, that always give our cattle more reasons to chew their collective cud's contentedly, with such mind numbing garbage as the latest dirt on some sordid Hollywood riffraff that are engaging in sexual escapades that would make Caligula blush.\nOf course, since we own Hollywood and control the MSM, we can claim that the garbage that is being fed into you GOY is a form of \"news,\" when actually it's more toxic and mind-befuddling than some of the illegal drugs we import into America, like the heroin refined from the MOSSAD protected poppy fields in Afghanistan--a country which we tricked the \"GOY\" into invading with the Jewish false-flag attacks of 9/11 ... those people are such simpletons!!\nThose fools give us \"Chosen Ones,\" the cash money each year that we turn around and use to buy and corrupt the legislatures of the state and federal government.\nAnd any legislator or politician that tries to act \"uppity\" and put America first instead of our beloved state of Israel, will experience first hand what JFK did in Dallas in 1963.\nArmored IDF Bulldozer savagely attacked by West Bank Peace demonstrator\nHebron--Today, Israel Defense Forces, acting on an anonymous tip, responded to a peace demonstration in the West Bank.\nUpon arrival, the brave men and women of the IDF found a peaceful crowd of demonstrators protesting a series of Palestinian homes being demolished.\nThe resolute IDF troopers observed that the peace demonstrators were at fault for the local Hasidic settlers throwing rocks and pieces of animal dung at them, since the protesters would not stop chanting \"Give Peace a Chance.\"\nSeeing that the Hasidic Jews were in danger of running out of objects to throw at the peace demonstrators, the IDF decided to take action.\nThe leading protester, an individual only identified as a \"J. Christ,\" implored the D9 armored bulldozer driver to not crush any more homes. With that provocation, a special squad of IDF special forces troopers rushed in, beating the subversive Christ into a coma, then threw the troublemaker into the path of the oncoming D9 armored bulldozer.\nChrist made no effort to get out of the way of the D9 dozer and as a result of his frivolous actions, was crushed not once, not twice, but three different times by the brave D9 dozer operator.\nThe IDF issued a press release, saying that they would investigate and see if J. Christ caused any harm to the 80 ton D9 dozer and if they found Christ did cause the heavily armored bulldozer any harm, they would send that same dozer into Nazareth to crush the house of this terrorists home, where his parents, Mary and Joseph, live.\nReporting from Hebron, this is Dov Thugstein, for the Holocaust\u2122 News Service\nGenrikh Yagoda, the greatest mass murderer of the 20th Century, was a Jew\nHey, Alan Dershowitz, when are you going to start decrying this fiendish bastard and his murderous ways?\nAnd how Alexander Solzhenitsyn, in his book, \"Gulag Archipelago,\" wrote that in 1934 and 1935, Yagoda's thugs would go out an kidnap innocent people off the streets, and torture them till they died.\nYou know, just like your Shin Bet buds in Israel do now, in the 21st Century, to the Palestinians.\nYou say that talk is VERBOTEN because it points out that the greatest mass murderers of the 20th Century were Jews?\nAnd it gets in the way of telling more and more fabrications about the Holocaust\u2122?\nAnd that if people would learn that most of the mass murderers in the 20th Century were Jewish, then the Holocaust\u2122 schtick wouldn't work?\nAnd that people wouldn't be so cowed and intimidated by someone saying the word Holocaust\u2122, since they would realize that the Holocaust\u2122 is used to cover up Israel's crimes of ethnic cleansing and murder of the indigenous Palestinians?\nAnd for asking questions about Jewish Mass Murderers, then I am an \"Anti-Semite?\"\nThanks, Alan, for clearing that up.\n12.21.06, 23:35 / Israel Opinion\nHere's a particularly forlorn historical date: Almost 90 years ago, between the 19th and 20th of December 1917, in the midst of the Bolshevik revolution and civil war, Lenin signed a decree calling for the establishment of The All-Russian Extraordinary Commission for Combating Counter-Revolution and Sabotage, also known as Cheka.\nWithin a short period of time, Cheka became the largest and cruelest state security organization. Its organizational structure was changed every few years, as were its names: From Cheka to GPU, later to NKVD, and later to KGB.\nWhole population strata were eliminated: Independent farmers, ethnic minorities, members of the bourgeoisie, senior officers, intellectuals, artists, labor movement activists, \"opposition members\" who were defined completely randomly, and countless members of the Communist party itself.\nIn his new, highly praised book \"The War of the World, \"Historian Niall Ferguson writes that no revolution in the history of mankind devoured its children with the same unrestrained appetite as did the Soviet revolution. In his book on the Stalinist purges, Tel Aviv University's Dr. Igal Halfin writes that Stalinist violence was unique in that it was directed internally.\nAll these things are well-known to some extent or another, even though the former Soviet Union's archives have not yet been fully opened to the public. But who knows about this? Within Russia itself, very few people have been brought to justice for their crimes in the NKVD's and KGB's service. The Russian public discourse today completely ignores the question of \"How could it have happened to us?\" As opposed to Eastern European nations, the Russians did not settle the score with their Stalinist past.\nIn 1934, according to published statistics, 38.5 percent of those holding the most senior posts in the Soviet security apparatuses were of Jewish origin. They too, of course, were gradually eliminated in the next purges. In a fascinating lecture at a Tel Aviv University convention this week, Dr. Halfin described the waves of soviet terror as a \"carnival of mass murder,\" \"fantasy of purges\", and \"essianism of evil.\" Turns out that Jews too, when they become captivated by messianic ideology, can become great murderers, among the greatest known by modern history.\nThe Jews active in official communist terror apparatuses (In the Soviet Union and abroad) and who at times led them, did not do this, obviously, as Jews, but rather, as Stalinists, communists, and \"Soviet people.\" Therefore, we find it easy to ignore their origin and \"play dumb\": What do we have to do with them? But let's not forget them. My own view is different. I find it unacceptable that a person will be considered a member of the Jewish people when he does great things, but not considered part of our people when he does amazingly despicable things.\nEven if we deny it, we cannot escape the Jewishness of \"our hangmen,\" who served the Red Terror with loyalty and dedication from its establishment. After all, others will always remind us of their origin.\nIsrael: A Definition\nIsrael (iz-ra hell)\na renegade country in the Middle East, on the Mediterranean Sea; capital recognized by civilized nations is Tel Aviv. Israel was forcibly cut out of the state of Palestine, from land stolen from the indigenous Palestinians in 1948, by an illegal U.N. mandate that was bought by pouring immense amounts of cash into a corrupt U.N. Assembly.\nSince it's illegal founding in 1948, Israel has been constantly warring against its neighbors, and engaging in genocide and ethnic cleansing of the native Palestinians.\nA favorite pastime of the ZOF--Zionist Occupation Force--is to shoot Palestinian children in the head and beat up the elderly.\nThe Israeli's like to proclaim that they are descended from the biblical character Jacob, but are actually descended from a Eastern European tribe of penis worshippers, known as the \"Khazars.\"\nIsraelis/Khazars have a consuming hatred of others, but have reserved most of that hate for people of Arabic descent, having waged preemptive wars against those people since at least the 7th Century, ce.\nThe Israelis/Khazars have been infamous throughout history, having been kicked out of numerous nations, mostly for their innate ability to glom onto a nation's money supply, wrecking carnage on that nation thru usurious interest rates and their use of that money to buy out and corrupt politicians.\nRecent examples of the Israelis/Khazars devastating a country into ruin have been Germany, in the 1940's and Russia, in the 1920's.\nDue to their paranoia, greed, arrogance and hostility, which most geneticists believe is a result of inbreeding, the Israelis/Khazars have spent most of their time and wealth developing weapons of mass destruction, like nuclear bombs and chemical and biological weapons, to be used as they see fit, since the Khazars/Israeli's are very reluctant to join any treaties that prohibit these type of WMD's.\nThe Israelis/Khazars are notorious for getting one nation to fight another, thru their masterful use of the \"False-flag,\" which they have refined to perfection.\nThe most well known \"False-flag\" used by the Khazars was the 9/11 attacks on New York and the Pentagon, which gave the Israelis/Khazars the utlimate battle they had desired; Christians versus Moslems.\nIsrael's chief exports are illegal drugs, like Ecstasy, and copies of military weapons that have have stolen from other nations. What money they need is either extorted from other nations, in the bizarre shakedown racket known as Holocaust\u2122 reparations, or stolen outright from a nation's treasury, like the several trillion dollars missing from the U.S. Treasury when a Rabbi Dov Zackheim was in charge of the currency.\nIsrael/Khazaristan likes to proclaim it is a democracy, but has no constitution. And it forbids marriage between Jews and non-Jews. Land ownership is for those of Khazarian descent only, akin to the racist and apartheid Confederate States of America back in the later part of the 19th Century and the racist and apartheid former South Africa back in the 1980's.\nLIEberman addresses CUFI, threatens bloggers and cheerleads for war against Iran\nYou thought Cheney was a bad SOB? Just wait until that hate-filled LIE berman gets his claws on the levers of power put in place by Cheney.\nDon't get me wrong. Cheney is one of the biggest SOB's ever to walk upright, but he'll pale beside a VP LIE berman, or Odin forbid, a President LIE berman.\nBecause that is the reality we are facing, Joe LIE berman as the American president. Joe-boy knows he couldn't get elected prez, not even using the vote stealing machine used by little Georgie, so he'll take the presidency the old-fashioned way, by succeeding McCain after Johnny-boy dies from some mysterious ailment or gets a \"Kennedy\" pulled on him.\nEither way, with LIE berman as either VP or prez, get ready for an even worse 8 years than we've experienced at the hands of the Bush/Cheney Junta.\nIt will be good-bye to the Internet and hello to the American Gulag for a lot of us bloggers.\nAround about the same time Joe-boy's itchy trigger finger sends American ICBM's screaming into Tehran.\nBTW, Joe-boy, did you know that:\nIsrael has over 200 nukes.\nIsrael has land-based ICBM's capable of hitting the USA.\nIsrael has subs capable of tossing ICBM's into the USA.\nIsrael has threatened to incinerate the entire world in a nuclear Armageddon, if it feels threatened. It's called their \"Sampson\" option.\nIran has NO nukes.\nIran's missiles can barely get into the stratosphere.\nIran has NO subs carrying nukes.\nIran has NOT threatened to incinerate the world.\nSo, Joe-Boy, who is the real threat to world peace?\n(Due to reasons invovling my mental health, I only copied and pasted portions of the traitor LIE berman's speech.)\nLieberman's Speech To Christians United For Israel\nBelow are Sen. Lieberman's remarks as prepared for delivery:\nYou have gathered this evening, united by faith and a commitment to the State of Israel -- sixty years after its miraculous rebirth in the Holy Land.\nBut you know well that Israel's existence did not begin sixty years ago. It began four thousand years ago, as told in Genesis 12:1, when God told Abraham: \"Leave your land, your birthplace, and your father's house and go to the land that I will show you. And I will make you a great nation. I will bless you and make your name great, and you shall be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and I will curse him who curses you.\"\nblah, blah, blah, blah, until this little gem:\nEven Moses fell short of God's expectations. He made a mistake and hit the rock rather than speaking to it as God commanded. His sister, the prophetess Miriam, sinned too when she spoke badly about Moses. But this didn't make Moses and Miriam bad people or failed leaders. Their shortcomings were only part of the larger fabric of their remarkable lives of faith and service. And that's the way the Bible and those who read it view them.\nAnd that's why I would say Moses and Miriam were fortunate that they did not live in the merciless attack-counterattack political culture of our time which would undoubtedly have stressed their shortcomings and ignored their great deeds. I can only imagine what the bloggers of their day would have had to say about Moses and Miriam.\nIt's easy to condemn someone you don't know. It's easy to take to the airwaves, or type up a blog post, and just like that, write off the life and work of another human being you've never met, on the basis of a sound bite you just heard or an old video you have just seen. That is the world that we live in........\nThe threat from Iran lies not just in their arming, training, and funding terrorists throughout the Middle East and the world, but even more from the nuclear weapons development program they are clearly pursuing.\nA nuclear Iran is a mortal danger to all of our allies in the Middle East--both to the Arabs and Israel--and it is a threat to us. A nuclear Iran would transform the balance of power in the region in the worst possible way. As Iran continues to expand the reach of its missiles, it will soon not just be the Middle East that is threatened, but Europe as well.\n'If I were a terrorist....\"\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1EXKLVgEx0\n\"I have more Jewish grandchildren than anyone.\"\nThis is what America has become. A nation led by Israeli loving fifth columnists who will do ANYTHING to please their masters in Tel Aviv. Like Israeli-firster Speaker of the House Pelosi, who never misses a chance to kiss her Zionist Master's derri\u00e8re. Here's a small sampling of Pelosi's traitorous activities performed in service to that racist and apartheid Jews only state of Hate, Israel:\nStart an illegal and immoral war in Iraq to protect Israel's flank?\nRun up huge debts to keep this immoral war for Israel going and going? No problem.\nStick with the \"official\" story of how 9/11 was pulled off by some cave-dwelling madmen and not look at the overwhelming evidence that 9/11 was an inside job, pulled off by Zionists and Neocons?\nAppear at any number of Jews only conventions so that leaders like House Speaker Pelosi can show she can out-Jew even the Zionists in attendance?\nRepeat numerous Zionist lies about Iran's peaceful pursuit of nuclear power?\nPromise her Zionist Masters that she, Pelosi, the Speaker of the House and one of the most powerful women in America, will gladly invade another country, Iran, at Israel's behest?\nGetting tearful when she talks about some member of the ZOF--Zionist Occupation Force--yet never mention in public the thousands and thousands of American kids she has sent to their deaths fighting wars for Israel?\nElecting to Congress Americans who put America first, second and third, and tell the world's most dangerous, violent and psychotic nation, Israel, that you're the problem and not the solution in the Middle East?\nSpeaker Pelosi, Speaker Itzik talk tough on Iran at Hadassah conclave\nAs the personification of women's empowerment, two of the most influential female politicians in the United States and Israel stood on the stage, greeted by the cheers of more than 1,800 delegates to the 94th national Hadassah convention.\nNancy Pelosi, speaker of the House of Representatives, and Knesset Speaker Dalia Itzik had telling messages, embroidered with some warm personal touches.\nPelosi let it be known that she was a mother of five and grandmother of seven, and later noted, \"I have more Jewish grandchildren than anyone.\" (A pardonable exaggeration, since she has only two Jewish grandkids, who, however, serenade her with \"Happy Birthday to You\" in Hebrew.)\nItzik couldn't quite match Pelosi, but countered with her three children, all Jewish.\nOn the occasion, though, what was most on the minds of the two speakers was the threat posed by Iran's nuclear ambitions.\n\"We must take the madmen in Tehran seriously,\" Itzik urged. \"Their nuclear plans threaten not only Tel Aviv, but also New York and Los Angeles.\"\nPelosi called for \"far-reaching and tighter sanctions that recognize that Iran is a danger to the entire world,\" adding that global security \"demands that Iran give up its nuclear ambitions.\"\nThe San Francisco Democrat, who led a bipartisan congressional delegation to Israel in May to help celebrate the nation's 60th anniversary, demanded the return of Israeli hostages held by the Iran-supported Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists.\nShe said that the wife of hostage Eldad Regev had presented her with a set of her husband's military dog tags.\n\"I wore the dog tags when I was meeting the kings of Jordan and Saudi Arabia and the president of Syria,\" she said.\nPelosi also warmly praised the work of the Hadassah Medical Organization and its two medical centers in Jerusalem.\nNoting that the Hadassah hospitals were open to anyone, regardless of race or religion, she told the delegates, \"Hadassah accepts all patients, not because they are Jewish, but because you are Jewish.\"\nPelosi also called for Jewish community support for a series of health-related bills, ranging from stem-cell research to Medicare reform, which passed both houses of Congress, but were vetoed by President Bush.\n\"But it won't be long until these bills become law,\" she promised. \"The next president will sign them.\"\nHadassah's national president, Nancy Falchuck of Boston, standing between Pelosi and Itzik, referred to them jokingly as \"Stereo Speakers\" and praised them as pioneers who had shattered the glass ceilings in their respective countries.\nHadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, has some 300,000 women members in the United States and an additional 30,000 male associate members.\nThe four-day convention at the Bonaventure Hotel ended Wednesday, July 16, after a crammed program of sessions, workshops and plenary addresses on current politics, the future of medicine, anti-Semitism, women's health, information technology, being green and projects in Israel.\nThe opening event with Pelosi and Itzik concluded with a lengthy video presentation intertwining the histories of the State of Israel and Hadassah, from 1948 to the present.\n\"When Donkeys Fly...\"\nOf course there had to be Arabs on those planes-- how else could the murderers in the White House justify the genocidal assault and occupation of Iraq? And, if the immediate blaring of Bin Laden as being the mastermind wasn't enough, photos of the 19 perps were blazoned on every media outlet within hours of the attack. Still not convinced? Well, lookie here -- three passports and a bandana floating unsinged from the blazing inferno -- landing at the feet of the FBI...\nOrwell said \"The people will believe what the media tells them they believe.\" Not what the media tells them TO believe, but tells them they believe.\nWell, I have a tendency to believe my own lying eyes. And anyone who has ever seen one -- just one -- controlled demolition knew by 9:30 am on 9-11 what happened.\nOf course I have questions, but how hot steel has to get to sever myriads of beams cleanly into the exact lengths to fit onto waiting trucks and be rushed out of the country isn't one of them.\n1. Neil Bush's security company, which was responsible for security not only for the World Trade Center, but for the two airports from which the planes were hijacked.\n2. The put stock option flurry on 9-10-01.\n3. The security \"stand down\" the week before 9-11 so computer technology could be \"upgraded.\" Workmen came and went, undeterred, throughout that period -- bomb sniffing dogs removed. Busy...busy...busy...\n4. Building 7 falling neatly into its own footprints shortly after owner Larry Silverstein announced on TV that it was to be \"pulled.\"\n5. The lies and omissions of the criminal 9-11 Commission. Please read Chapter Two of David Ray Griffin's \"Debunking 9/11 Debunking\" for the sheer ghoulish audacity of this investigation. Condi's bud, Philip Zelikow, was executive director of the Commission, the primary author of the doctrine of preemptive warfare. Griffin says Zelikow \"drove and organized the staff's work...called the shots...skewed the investigation and ran it his own way.\" When the report was complete, it was submitted to Zelikow and the White House who \"edited\" it before publication...\nAll roads lead back to 9-11. Everything this monstrous gang has done for the past five years is a direct result of 9-11. Hundreds of thousands of Americans are wounded, disabled, dead because of 9-11. Thousands of Afganistanis and millions of Iraqis have been slaughtered or displaced because of 9-11...\nAnd I am to fret over how hot steel gets before it causes three buildings to collapse in \"controlled demolition\" fashion for the first -- and last -- time in history? That will happen -- when donkeys fly.\nOr, when pigs fly.\nLike the pig Cheney.\nOr the pig Bush, or Chertoff or Mukasey or Feith or Rumsfled or Perle or Wolfowitz or any of that gang of cutthroats.\nIsraeli Zionists Public Officials admit to Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing and Theft\n\"[Israel will] create in the course of the next 10 or 20 years conditions which would attract natural and voluntary migration of the refugees from the Gaza Strip and the west Bank to Jordan. To achieve this we have to come to agreement with King Hussein and not with Yasser Arafat.\"\n-- Yitzhak Rabin (a \"Prince of Peace\" by Clinton's standards), explaining his method of ethnically cleansing the occupied land without stirring a world outcry. (Quoted in David Shipler in the New York Times, 04/04/1983 citing Meir Cohen's remarks to the Knesset's foreign affairs and defense committee on March 16.)\n\"There has been Anti-Semitism, the Nazis, Hitler, Auschwitz, but was that their fault? They see but one thing: we have come and we have stolen their country. Why would they accept that?\"\n-- Quoted by Nahum Goldmann in Le Paraddoxe Juif (The Jewish Paradox), pp. 121-122.\n\"Let us not ignore the truth among ourselves ... politically we are the aggressors and they defend themselves... The country is theirs, because they inhabit it, whereas we want to come here and settle down, and in their view we want to take away from them their country.\"\n-- David Ben Gurion, quoted on pp 91-2 of Chomsky's Fateful Triangle, which appears in Simha Flapan's \"Zionism and the Palestinians pp 141-2 citing a 1938 speech.\nAll of these sourced sayings by Zionists and more available at Mona Baker.com\n\"First there is a smear, a lie, and then a none too subtle suggestion\"\nIt is annoying to receive unambiguous death threats and then find no way to identify the person, have their email privileges revoked, let alone to prosecute the person. Thus, queries to the ISP are referred to the police, and these in turn will send the query back to the ISP. The situation is worse if the threatened author resides overseas. A Palestinian writer, a resident of the Occupied Territories, recently received several serious email death threats (including his home address), and upon complaining to the US-based ISP, he received a suggestion that the matter should be followed up with the local authority. The address given to him was an Israeli agency.\nSmear Mongers\nThe shockwaves of 9-11 have had a chilling effect on civil liberties in the form of the Patriot Act and the repressive measures taken by a plethora of government agencies. One must add to this the fallout from the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis, and it becomes evident that even universities are not immune from the chill. Now freedom of speech, academic freedom and democracy itself are all at risk--the values that America so greatly cherishes have been greatly diminished.\nCase in point. Last July Prof. Shahid Alam of Northeastern Univ. in Boston wrote an eloquent article calling for an academic boycott of Israeli academic institutions; it appeared in both CounterPunch and Al Ahram . The article gave an overview of the Palestinian condition, a criticism of the \"West\" in allowing this situation to continue, and then a carefully reasoned argument why academics and students should engage in the time honored peaceful protest, an academic boycott of Israeli institutions. When Professor Alam invited some academics to consider joining the academic boycott against Israel, he said, \"one wrote back saying how disappointed he was that I should support this boycott, since it was destructive. I felt called upon to explain why I thought the boycott was morally justified.\" Such a boycott has been applied before in the case of South Africa to end apartheid, and it proved to be effective. Even Israeli academics like Prof. Illan Pappe have called for such a measure--stating that there must be consequences to the Israeli oppression and dispossession of the native population.\nOne seldom thinks about the consequences for someone in writing or expressing their views. We take it for granted that there is freedom of speech, and that a writer need not fear for their life, safety or livelihood. In the case of Prof. Alam, a smear campaign was set in full swing after the publication in Al Ahram. The first salvo was an article in the Jerusalem Post , a newspaper owned by Conrad Black , an ardent Zionist, and owner of the Daily Telegraph of London. The JP article completely altered the thrust of Prof. Alam's argument; the first sentence read: \"An economics professor at Boston's Northeastern University has justified Palestinian terrorist attacks against Israel.\" The thrust of his article, a call for a boycott, a peaceful means to protest, was distorted into a support for violence and the suicide bombers. The article ended with a reference to a course Prof. Alam will teach in the fall. So first there is a smear, a lie, and then a none too subtle suggestion to some readers of a way that Prof. Alam could be harassed.\nThe second salvo in the campaign came in the form of articles by different American newspapers regurgitating the Jerusalem Post interpretation of Prof. Alam's article. The Boston Herald's version : \"Prof. shocks Northeastern with defense of suicide bombers.\" Two things are evident: the author, Ed Hayward, didn't read (or chose to ignore) Alam's original article, and didn't bother to contact the author directly. His statement: \"Attempts to reach him by phone and e-mail were unsuccessful yesterday\" is false. Prof. Alam has stated that he replied by email, suggested that the author read the original article, and made himself available for further questions. Mr. Hayward based his article entirely on the Jerusalem Post's scurrilous version of Prof. Alam's article. He then added a few quotes of one Northeastern Univ. faculty replying to a question about \"Prof. Alam's defense of suicide bombers.\" The answers elicited have more to do with character assassination than reporting on an important debate among many academics. (Repeated attempts to reach Mr. Hayward by email elicited only a \"no comment\" reply.)\nThe requests for interviews and comment poured in at the same time suggesting an orchestrated campaign. To top off the requests for interviews came the \"O'Reilly Factor\"--a sensationalist current affairs program-- the program responsible for slandering Prof. Sami Al-Arian, a professor at Univ. of Florida. Prof. Alam wisely turned down the request.\nThis tactic of initiating the smearing campaigns in Israel has everything to do with undermining the legal protection a libeled person should have in the US. It becomes very costly to prosecute an Israeli newspaper, and the legal outcomes in Israeli courts will likely favor the Israeli newspaper. Therefore, it is convenient for the smears to start there. Thereafter the smear campaigners can regurgitate the libelous statements without much fear--they can always state that they quoted a \"respected Israeli newspaper.\"\nThe third salvo in the smear campaign was an email sent by an impostor claiming to be a Prof. Alam and using his very email address. This new form of cyber-smearing is called \"email-spoofing.\" The email first emphasized that Prof. Alam is a Moslem, and then proceeded to attribute anti-Semitic remarks to him. Grammatical mistakes were rampant in the document--perhaps another way to taint Prof. Alam. These sentences convey the gist of the impostor's message: \"I will not remain silent while Jews in Israel use Palestinian blood as wine. I, will not remain silent while my Moslem brothers and sisters are being raped, murdered, and beaten to death by a government that claims to conduct itself according to 'Jewish values.' No kidding.\" The email was sent to 52 faculty members at Northeastern Univ., the entire Economics Dept., and to several dozen media related addresses.\nThe modern world affords many new threats to freedom of speech; one of them is the \"hate website\". In the context of the Middle East conflict, there are several Zionist websites listing people and making intimidating comments or veiled threats. Sam Bahour, an American-Palestinian living in Ramallah, uses the enforced \"spare\" time due to the recurrent curfews to write about the Palestinian condition. His articles clearly show what it means to live under occupation, and the articles are widely distributed by sympathizers. His popularity has attracted the attention of various hate websites, e.g., Jewish Watch Dog (Canadian based website).\nAlthough appearing on such a website could frighten some, Sam Bahour hasn't been fazed. His reaction was: \"Upon seeing myself listed on this right-wing Jewish Watch Dog site, I chuckled in satisfaction. If my efforts, from my computer chair at home, under curfew, under occupation, have ruffled their feathers, then we are absolutely on our way to freedom. Why? Because thousands of other Palestinians have sacrificed much more than their time and pen [...] So if one man's pen gets him the honor of being \"a most dangerous person\" then I accept this as a token of my modest efforts to tell the world enough is enough - end the occupation now!\"\nTopping the list of the hate groups is Dr. Hanan Ashrawi , an eloquent Palestinian spokesperson who resigned from the Palestinian Authority some years ago. During her recent US university speaking tour bodyguards were necessary to safeguard her safety given the visibly hostile reception by Zionist and extreme Christian groups. These same people interrupted her speech, and intimidated others in the audience.\nAnother disturbing development is campus-watch.org, a website compiling \"black lists\" of faculty at US campuses whom it considers biased, and compiling \"dossiers\" on them. Not surprisingly, this website is yet another creation of Daniel Pipes, an ardent Zionist pundit. The website employs McCarthy-ite tactics that do not promote academic freedom or open debate. In an open and democratic society, academic debate is advanced by the force of argument, and not by sinister slander or veiled threats. \"We are watching you,\" isn't the behavior expected in US academia. Or as Prof. Alam, one of those targeted, put it, \"I see it as a serious challenge, indeed, an affront, to academic freedom and freedom of speech in United States. By creating a dossier on professors who have written critically about Israel, they are inviting their colleagues and students to spy on them and perhaps harass them. What would happen to academic freedom if every group in this country did the same?\"\nSince the names of the eight professors appeared on the Campus Watch their email accounts have been attacked by spammers, i.e., computer hackers sending thousands of huge files, obnoxious emails, and fraudulent business offers. These people have rendered inoperable the targeted professors' email communications. In the words of Prof. Alam: \"Since this morning [Sept. 23, 02], the eight professors on the campus-watch.org are being spammed and spoofed. First came the spams (thousands) from several sources. When this stopped, there followed spam combined with spoofs-- emails supposedly originating from the seven [other professors] on the CW site.\"\nAt UMIST (University Manchester Institute of Science and Technology) in the UK, Prof. Mona Baker attracted the ire of the Zionist groups when she acted on the call to boycott Israeli academic institutions. She dissociated the journal she edits from the Israeli scholars who were previously on the board on a pro bono basis, as representatives of Israeli institutions. Thus, no economic hardship ensued--it was only a symbolic statement of disapproval of the Israeli occupation and an expression of her rejection of the 'business as usual' mode given the level of atrocities being committed by Israel. Her courageous stance unleashed a wave of hateful emails directed at her personally, and a wave of protest against the university. There was no discussion--just ad hominem attacks--her stance was branded either anti-Semitic or stupid. The calls for this inquisition came from, among others, the Union of Jewish Students . Predictably, pro-Israeli academics in the US and Canada (including the Canadian Association of Academic Freedom) joined the bandwagon of protests. Even well known academics joined the clamor to shout down Mona's call, and behaved in a most \"non-academic\" fashion by e.g., demanding her dismissal.\nThese groups were making an example of Dr. Baker to frighten off any other academics seeking to take a principled stance--they didn't want her symbolic act to set a precedent. Never did a small journal devoted to Translation Studies and circulated to less than one thousand academics garner so much (unwelcome) attention.\nThe Internet has provided new means for these hate groups to intimidate those raising their voices. As this author can attest, there have been attempts to hack into his own computer, having received numerous virus-infected emails, fraudulent business offers, and huge files to disrupt email service. It is also disconcerting to receive sympathetic emails, and when one replies to such an email, to find the subsequent reply to be seriously hostile. There is an attempt to make writers suspicious of any email they receive--and an attempt to eliminate further dialogue on whatever issue. Also, there may be also attempts to trace the email account of the hounded authors.\nAnother dirty trick used by these people is to enter web forums dealing with the situation in Palestine, submit awful remarks attributed to the victimized person--another type of spoofing. It is baffling to receive dozens of irate emails from people responding to the impostor's remarks--that always contain the victim's email address or telephone number.\nFinally, we also have witnessed the ultimate threat to freedom of speech, the assassination. Alex Odeh, the regional director of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, led a campaign to inform the American public of the massive no-strings-attached economic and military aid to Israel. His activities provoked JDL terrorists to murder him in 1985.\n[Palestinian-American activist Alex Odeh was assassinated in Santa Ana, California 21 years ago. No one was ever charged with the crime. An agreement with the Israeli government prevents the extradition and prosecution of the prime suspects.\nIn September 2005, one strand of the mystery was tied up when U.S. District Judge Ronald S.W. Lew sentenced Earl Krugel, a 63-year-old former dental assistant from Reseda, to 20 years in prison for conspiring to bomb the King Fahd Mosque in Culver City and assassinate Rep. Darrell E. Issa (R-Vista), a congressman of Lebanese descent. Following sentencing, defense attorney Jay Lichtman told reporters that Krugel had supplied investigators with four names in connection with the Odeh killing. The names, Krugel said, had been mentioned by the late Irv Rubin -- Krugel's co-conspirator, who committed suicide last year by slashing his throat with a razor blade and leaping from a walkway inside the federal Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles.\nStrangely, just three days after arriving at the Federal Correctional Institution in Phoenix, Ariz. (in Nov., 2005), Krugel was murdered in an exercise yard by another prisoner.]\nIt seems that the \"smear mongers\" go to extraordinary lengths to silence their opponents. If their cause had any merit, then their best approach would be to engage in a frank and honest debate. Their illicit acts instead indicate that they are fighting a rear-guard action in a lost cause that relies on lies and smears to keep people from having a critical discussion. Among the most dangerous acts are those that suppress discussion about what Israel is doing, its history, and the fact the US bankrolls its existence, thereby heaping the wrath of the people in the area upon itself. One only wonders to which extreme these people will go to stem the rising clamor for justice.\nReaders of this magazine know that the influence of pro-Israeli groups has undermined democracy in the US. Huge financial resources recently targeted and subsequently unseated Congresspersons Hilliard and McKinney--pro-Israeli money determined the outcome, and brought the nature of America's democracy into question. The smear campaign by pro-Israeli groups now threatens other cherished aspects of American society: free speech and academic freedom. These threats diminish the US, and they help perpetuate injustice around the world--the massive injustice perpetrated against Palestinians foremost among them.\nDeleting the Truth: Will Zionist Jews Kill Mike James?\nAnyone who has read some of Mr. James intelligent and well thought out articles can see that the only crime Mr. James is guilty of is seeking the truth and asking questions about history that a certain group of people don't want asked.\nFor these transgressions, Mr. James has been spied upon, trailed, had his Internet service cut off, tossed into a state psychiatric unit by gun-wielding state goons, forcibly drugged and prosecuted by the German state for his ideas on the Holocaust\u2122.\nSince all of these thuggish actions have failed to quiet Mr. James, there is a very real possibility that the next step(s) taken to shut up Mr. James will be a terminal one: The message will be delivered personally by a hired goon squad of professional killers... Or maybe the MOSSAD will take care of the \"liquidation\" themselves.\nBefore reading the main article on this blog, here's a refresher on the pursuit and prosecution of Mr. James by Germany.\nBy Michael James in Germany 6-3-8\nYesterday, I found my way to the Bad Homburg Polizeidirektion (police headquarters) for what I believed would be a frank exchange of views with a certain Herr M\u00fcller, who had been charged by the Central Council of Jews to read me the riot act and seek a prosecution (I refer readers to the attached PDF below or included inline). I was a week late in answering the summons because my post- box in Friedrichsdorf is something I check irregularly.\nIn Germany (and five other member states of the European Soviet Socialist Union), denial of the official \"holocaust\" ideology is punishable by up to five years in prison. I have been accused by the Jews of such a crime, and now they are moving to put me behind bars, empty my bank account and seize my assets............\n(Other writings by Mr. James are here\nat Rense.com and include these masterpieces)\nSix Million Monkeys. One Banana.\nGoy Show In 2008 Germany\nZionists Foment Race War In Germany, Leave Clues\nBy Holger W. Haffke \u2013 July 4, 2008\nAs a personal friend of the writer Michael James, who is one of the few people I know taking a stand against the Zionists in Germany, I wish to express my fears that his life could be in danger following his recent defiance and defeat of the Central Council of Jews in Germany.\nLast week, Mike made legal history in Germany, and yet very few people know about it. His victory against international Zionist Jewry was astonishing. He set a precedent which is a threat to the Zionist World Order and the emerging Bolshevik European Union, but you only read about it on the Net, and that article has been expunged from the Google cache. Totally deleted within 48 hours. And no mainstream coverage. Nothing.\nI have published many of Mike's brave and outspoken articles on my own website, www.gnosticliberationfront.com, the last being the main article in question, Jews Run Scared of Mike James, German State Attorney Cites Insanity\nEach time I publish one of his articles, I notice a huge spike in interest from folks with military and Israeli ISP addresses and I sometimes get blasted for publishing him, including Denial of Service attacks and abusive e-mails. This time I received a very threatening letter disparaging Mike and a number of strange e-mails from Jews that made no sense but were quite sinister.\nThe Jews are going to attack this guy with a fury. I'll tell you why, and I'll tell you why I think we should pray for him.\nMike knows his history and he knows the law, but the position he takes is one the Jews can't handle. It's not classically revisionist. His view is that all history is subjectively written and therefore justifiably questionable. Furthermore, he maintains that it is not possible to verify anything one hasn't personally witnessed or experienced oneself and hold it to be the \"truth.\"\nAs he said himself in his article, Mike James Sues German Jews for Incitement To Bear False Witness\nPlease find below an invoice I sent to the B\u2019nai Brith-related Central Council of Jews in Germany, a lobby group renowned for their vitriolic attacks on Christianity, which has, together with the efforts of the Marxist Frankfurt School of Social Sciences, turned almost all Europeans into Christ-hating atheists. Problem is, these Zionist non-Hebraic Jews and their feminist, Freemasonic and socialist allies among the deluded and highly remunerated Goyim elites decided to pick a fight with the wrong guy. Me.....\nIf what the Zionist Jews say is true, then I feel awfully sorry for them, and I would also expect they would consider with some remorse the 27 million Christians allegedly murdered in the Marxist Soviet Union, the 60 million Christians who needlessly died during the Second World War, and the one million Iraqis who died so that their oil could be piped direct to the Israeli port of Haifa. However, I myself have no way of knowing what really happened because I was not there. I trust my honourable old teachers in maintaining a very sceptical line of enquiry in everything I hear, read and see.\n\u201cNo policeman would ever ask someone born in 1959 to stand in the dock before a judge and swear on the Bible that he had witnessed a crime that allegedly took place twenty years before he was born. Such a policemen would soon find himself charged with corruption and the witness would be incarcerated for perjury.\u201d\nMike once told me that the only lawyer he would need in court is Socrates and he would make a laughing stock out of these ridiculous \"holocaust\" denial laws using logic and reason. I believe he would too, and do so knowing that the judge sitting before him is a representative of an illegal state that ceased to exist in 1990. (This is a well-known fact in Germany, but something most Germans are afraid to talk about, but not Mike.)\nI got an e-mail from him yesterday and he told me that he was astonished to see how his last article had disappeared from over 22 sites, various blogs and many forums in all the Google caches (he's already been banned from Google Germany for the last three years).\nThen I got to thinking, well, a wounded Jew is a very dangerous Jew. Although the State Attorney said he wasn't under investigation, I know from my communications with Mike over the past few months that he is being trailed, watched and monitored (which he takes for granted with a big grin). He even had his phone disconnected for a week by the government as punishment.\nNow, anyone who knows Mike or has read any of his articles is going to get the impression that he just doesn't give a shit and is on a death wish, and I think that's true to some extent. If he was anyone else, he'd already be in prison. You can call it brazen stupidity or plain bravery, or both; but I know him well enough to say that once he finds himself in a fight he can't stop until he's won because the one thing he hates is bullies and tyrants, and lies and laws that make no sense.\nSo last night I e-mailed him and we spoke about the missing article, and then he said just what I thought he would say: \"Well, who gives a fuck? How long before all of my articles are ethnically cleansed from the Google cache? And what would be the reason, Holger? Before you kill a man, you destroy the paper trail, don't you?\"\nI came back at him and said, \"You know, this is real important. Can I quote you and write about this?\"\n\"Sure,\" he said, \"If I have an unusual accident or if I'm suicided and it's somewhere mentioned that I was a shit-stirring old-time journalist critical of Zionism, International Jewry and the Soviet European Union, what would most inquisitive people do? They would Google my name. And all they would find is lots of stories about Mike James the American basketball player. So ... that guy in Germany said nothing really important. And the Jews win again. So put it on the record, Holger. Make the fuckers sweat.\"\nMichael James did something amazing last week, and it scared the crap out of the Zionist elites. He set a judicial precedent and emphasized a valid defense: Blasphemy and Incitement to Bear False Witness. Compliance with the holocaust laws therefore make perjurers, liars, and idle guessers of all of us. By any legal or moral standards, all these things, all these laws are unlawful, Bolshevistic nonsense.\nThis is why I felt compelled to write this article and kindly ask you to publish it in the hope that nothing bad happens to Michael James. That guy is doing it all by himself. He's a reclusive self-employed, middle-income British guy with no affiliations or support. Like he once said, he's a lone-ranger without Tonto, or even a horse. He does this all by himself because his anger at the injustice and lies directed against the German people is intense. He will always refuse help because he is what the real American once used to be -- a true independent fighting for his own.\nI know he has no time for all the revisionist intellectuals writing books in exile. \"Why write books about something that can only be speculative to those who were not there to witness it?\" he asked. \"As Napoleon said, 'All history is bunk', so just fuck it.\"\nI've asked Mike, as others have, if he needs some extra help, and he won't take it. Not a dime. This is his war. It's a very personal thing. Call it a vendetta. He won't say what his next move is going to be, but it'll be a surprise.\nFor sure, the Jews made a mistake when they picked a fight with this guy. If they kill him, they lose. If they don't, they still lose.\nLet's hope someone, somewhere, blows the whistle, and calls for a free and fair open debate. If the truth be known, can\u2019t we all be winners?\nThanks to the excellent site The Truthseeker.co for printing some of these truths.\nLook at these post-attack photos of the USS Liberty and USS Cole and ask yourself this:\nCompare these photos of the damage done to the Liberty and Cole and ask yourself, why are they so similar? Was the same type of shaped charges and knowledge of where to hit the ships from the same source?\nThe Israeli forces attacked with full knowledge that this was an American ship.\nIsraeli owned shipping company moves out of WTC ONE WEEK prior to 9/11\nThat a company moved from one place to another is not news, it happens all the time.\nBut for a company partially owned by the state of Israel to move out of the WTC one week before the attacks and forfeit $50,000.00 in broken lease fees is news.\nAnd where has Zim moved part of its operations to?\nClearing the Baffles for 911\nO\u2019Neill\u2019s FBI colleague, Mike Dick, aggressively investigated this Israeli ring before and after 911 . But like O\u2019Neill, he soon found himself removed from his duties on the orders of the then-head of the Justice Department\u2019s Criminal Division Michael Chertoff. Dick was very suspicious when Israeli movers quickly moved Zim American Israeli Shipping Company out of its 10,000 square feet of office space on the 17th Floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center. The partially Israeli state-owned firm forfeited a $50,000 security deposit when it terminated its lease and vacated the building one week prior to 911. According to a non official cover (NOC) CIA source who worked with Dick, Israeli movers moved explosives into the 17th Floor office space after Zim moved out.\nAfter 911, Dick as well as the CIA NOC were harassed by their superiors on orders \u201cfrom above.\u201d Those orders came from Chertoff. Dick was first relieved of his primary counter-espionage duties, eventually sent to Pakistan to investigate the kidnapping of <>Wall Street Journal<> reporter Daniel Pearl, and eventually buried in a desk job at FBI headquarters in Washington, DC. According to the CIA source, Pearl was murdered because he was getting too close to the money trail that financed 911. The CIA source said, \u201cthe same group that beheaded Pearl in Pakistan did the beheadings in Iraq.\u201d The source added that the beheadings were \u201cnot Al Qaeda.\u201d\nThe CIA source, who emphasized his past Republican credentials, emphasized that Al Qaeda was merely a \u201clist\u201d of arms dealers, mercenaries, drug dealers, financiers, and terrorists used by the CIA and Saudis during the Afghan Mujaheddin War against the Soviets. The source also iterated that all the 911 hijackers had fake IDs. During a joint CIA-FBI operation against lead hijacker Mohammed Atta in Fort Lee, New Jersey in 2000, the CIA and FBI team leaders complained to their superiors that their operation was being photographed by Israeli agents, thus compromising the operation. The CIA source affirmed that the Israelis in New Jersey were providing cover for the future hijacker teams.\nO\u2019Neill had discovered that some of his Al Qaeda targets were involved in some very un-Islamic fundamentalist activities, including drug smuggling, teenage prostitution, and blood diamond dealing. The financial trail led O\u2019Neill to a network of bank accounts in London, Dubai, the Isle of Man, Guernsey, and Jersey. The network investigated coincided exactly with the activities being carried out by the Russian-Israeli Mafia and its links to diamond, drug, and weapons dealers that was especially active in New York and Florida. The future 911 hijackers and their Israeli \u201cshadows\u201d had more than living in the same neighborhoods and frequenting the same bars, video rental stores, and rental mailbox stores in common.\nThe Zim-American Israeli Shipping Co. moves their North American headquarters from the 16th floor of the WTC to Norfolk, Virginia, one week before the 9/11 attacks. The Israeli government owns 49 percent of the company.\n[VIRGINIAN-PILOT, 9/4/2001]\nMore than 200 workers had just been moved out; about ten are still in the building making final moving arrangements on 9/11, but escape. [JERUSALEM POST, 9/13/2001; JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, 10/18/2001]\nThe move leaves only one Israeli company, ClearForest, with 18 employees, in the WTC on 9/11. The four or five employees in the building at the time manage to escape. [JERUSALEM POST, 9/13/2001]\nOne year later, a Zim ship is impounded while attempting to ship Israeli military equipment to Iran; it is speculated that this is done with the knowledge of Israel. [AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE, 3/29/2002]\nBTW, how many Muslim owned companies hot-footed it out of the WTC right prior to 9/11?\nI Googled that question and could find NO listing of Muslim companies leaving the WTC right before 9/11.\nJust another coincidence, right?\nJewish Media Group release latest Islamic threat v...\nArmored IDF Bulldozer savagely attacked by West Ba...\nGenrikh Yagoda, the greatest mass murderer of the ...\nLIEberman addresses CUFI, threatens bloggers and c...\nIsraeli Zionists Public Officials admit to Genocid...\n\"First there is a smear, a lie, and then a none to...\nDeleting the Truth: Will Zionist Jews Kill Mike Ja...\nIsraeli owned shipping company moves out of WTC ON...",
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        "raw_content": "Acclaimed singer, pianist, composer, producer and engineer, Carol Duboc, celebrates the enduring power of women on her new and highly anticipated solo recording, Open The Curtains. Duboc, who has been first call for such heavyweights as Earth Wind & Fire\u2019s Maurice White, Teddy Riley and George Duke, has assembled a star-studded line-up of musicians, who not only happen to be women but who are also some of the baddest musicians to grace this planet. As the title alludes, Open The Curtains, is the unveiling of a monumental musical movement that is sure to be met with a standing ovation. Recorded over a two-month span, Carol Duboc\u2019s eighth album as a leader enlists an enviable cast of all-stars featuring percussionist Sheila E., pianist/vocalist Patrice Rushen, saxophonist Mindi Abair, guitarists Bibi McGill and Jennifer Batten, drummer Queen Cora Coleman, bassist Rhonda Smith and trombonist and singer Aubrey Logan. Collectively these women have collaborated with everyone from Stevie Wonder, Carlos Santana and Prince to Michael Jackson and Beyonc\u00e9, and beautifully carry Duboc\u2019s message of female strength, wisdom and independence forward with grace, brawn and undeniable hipness. In a cookie-cutter industry, Duboc, has dared to chart her own musical path. Firmly rooted in the jazz and R&B traditions, she calls upon her rich reservoir of influences and conjures up a regal celebration exploring issues of self-empowerment and identity, love, loss and renewal.\nWhile seven of the ten songs on Open The Curtains are originals penned by Carol, she chooses to pay tribute to a trio of women who have long inspired her \u2013 Nina Simone, Patrice Rushen and Peggy Lee. Duboc performs an unforgettable version of the Eddie Cooley/Otis Blackwell song \u201cFever,\u201d which was one of Peggy Lee\u2019s signature songs. Duboc transforms this chestnut and turns it upside down reinventing it as a cool shuffle swing. Trombonist Aubrey Logan adds a nice touch to the mix. \u201cPeggy Lee was a songwriter, as well as a jazz singer, so this song seemed like the perfect choice.\u201d Duboc reunites with the groundbreaking pianist, vocalist, composer and producer Patrice Rushen. The two recorded Wayne Shorter\u2019s classic \u201cEl Gaucho\u201d on Duboc\u2019s second album Duboc (2002). It was not a hard choice for Duboc to select one of her favorite Rushen songs \u2013 the 1980s Top 40 pop hit \u201cForget Me Not.\u201d \u201cShe is humble and kind, like an angel from God,\u201d says the singer and pianist of her friend Patrice. \u201cEverything she plays has feeling and she has a huge musical vocabulary drawing from classical, jazz and R&B. She just knows the right thing to play and when to play it. She really understood what I was trying to convey musically and it was a blessing and a joy to have her on this album!\u201d Duboc dips into Nina Simone\u2019s repertoire and serves up a splendid version of \u201cFeeling Good.\u201d While not a Nina Simone composition, it is one of the songs most often associated with the High Priestess of Soul. Carol says, \u201cI spent a lot of time watching Nina Simone perform and \u2018Feeling Good,\u2019 struck a nerve in me. When she played piano and sang, she commanded everyone\u2019s complete attention. She is exactly the kind of female jazz musician I wanted to give homage to on this album.\u201d\nAmong Carol\u2019s original songs on Open the Curtains is the triumphant, soulful and percussive \u201cIn Pieces,\u201d featuring the undeniable Afro-Latin percussive funk of Sheila E. and the soulfully swooning saxophone of Mindi Abair. Inspired by a musical partnership that went awry, \u201cIn Pieces,\u201d displays Duboc\u2019s resilient spirit as she sings, \u201cI\u2019m not falling to pieces \u2026 I may get bent but never broken again.\u201d \u201cI\u2019m a huge Prince fan and I am so saddened by his death, so for percussion I was ecstatic when I reached out to Sheila E. and she said, \u2018yes,'\u201d shares Duboc. \u201cShe is so musical and put all the right percussion parts on the tracks. It was devastating because Prince died the week following the recording of the album.\u201d Saxophonist Mindi Abair is someone who Carol Duboc has wanted to work with for some time. \u201cMindi is by far one of the best sax players I have ever recorded and I have recorded them all!,\u201d shares Carol. \u201cShe takes chances and is 100% unique. A true talent and everything a jazz musician should be.\u201d\n\u201cWhisper\u201d is a tender, meditative and emotive composition about an amicable break-up. Duboc\u2019s cool, sweet and lilting vocals intertwined with Patrice Rushen\u2019s keys, guitarist Bibi McGill, bassist Rhonda Smith and drummer Cora Coleman create a beautiful synergy that caresses every note from beginning to the end. \u201cWhen I broke up with my husband,\u201d explains Carol, \u201cit was peaceful, almost friendly and I still loved him though we were so terribly broken.\u201d Open The Curtains also features \u201cFaces,\u201d a personal favorite of Duboc\u2019s. It\u2019s a rockin\u2019, high-octane and funk-fueled number that allows everyone to cut loose and strut their stuff including guitarists Jennifer Batten and Bibi McGill, who was Pink\u2019s musical director as well as Beyonc\u00e9\u2019s for eight years. \u201cBibi\u2019s solos are melodic and intense. Not to mention she is a beautiful person inside and out and an expert Yoga instructor. Talk about keeping yourself centered.\u201d\nThe Female Phenoms kick it up a notch with the invigorating and dance-inducing \u201cMiss You Missing Me.\u201d This song will never be \u2018just another memory\u2019 as the song says, as it is one of the album\u2019s highlights. Queen Cora Coleman serves up some serious rhythmic magic on this track and throughout the album. Carol shares, \u201cMy dad was a drummer so I have listened to every drummer from Buddy Rich to Harvey Mason and of course I have recorded with Vinnie Colaiuta numerous times, but Cora is unique! She looks forward, straight ahead and poised as if nothing is happening while she rips around her toms. WOW, give me a break! And she is so funky. I totally understand why Prince toured with her and Beyonc\u00e9 chose her for her all female band.\u201d The sultry R&B ballad \u201cPrecious,\u201d featuring Mindi Abair\u2019s ethereal soprano sax is a sublime R&B ballad about a love that is perfect and precious. Duboc\u2019s pure vocal quality and impeccable phrasing shine brightly. It is one of Carol Duboc\u2019s first compositional credits. Chant\u00e9 Moore originally recorded it in 1992. The bluesy \u201cI\u2019m Gone,\u201d brings Open The Curtains to a rousing finale. Opening with Stevie Wonder-esqe harmonies, \u201cI\u2019m Gone,\u201d is a funky and groove heavy tune that finds Duboc laying down the law and moving on. The track features some gritty guitar work from Jenny Bitten. \u201cEarly on in my career, my first producer was Michael Jackson\u2019s producer, and my first record deal was given to me by Larkin Arnold who oversaw Michael\u2019s Thriller album at Sony! So reaching out to Michael Jackson\u2019s infamous female guitarist was a must. Jenny did not disappoint. She took a few hours off from her busy touring schedule to play two solos and I feel BLESSED! She is gifted!\u201d\nHailing from a musical family in Kansas City, MO, by the time Carol Duboc was four she was already dazzling family members with performances of the entire musical My Fair Lady. By five she was playing the piano and it was not long before she began studying the saxophone. Her father, who was a drummer, introduced her to a lot of music including Lionel Hampton and Frank Sinatra, who were frequently playing in the house. Duboc, went on to join the Kansas City Performing Arts Company as a singer and actress. Incidentally, the Renaissance woman actually made a cameo in the 2005 film Be Cool starring John Travolta and Uma Thurman! Duboc eventually relocated to Los Angeles to attend U.S.C.\u2019s School of Music as a double major in composition and vocal performance and a minor in music engineering, which led to numerous collaborations recording with various artists. Carol Duboc had the distinction and privilege of working alongside founder and leader of the legendary Earth, Wind & Fire and was in fact once signed to his label. Singer Deniece Williams whom Duboc credits as another pivotal influence collaborated with White in the 70s. \u201cPeople used to say I sound a little like her and so I learned some of her songs while I was still in college,\u201d recalls Carol. \u201cI met her backstage at the Hollywood Bowl years ago, the biggest bit of advice she had for me is to put God first. I think I just now really get that!\u201d\nIn addition to her own solo career, Carol Duboc has composed songs for a stellar list of artists. \u201cIt is amazing that when you say you are a writer and you are a woman, people assume you are just writing the lyrics,\u201d bemuses Carol. \u201cI never just write the words even when I collaborate. Often they assume the guy you are working with is doing everything. This is never the case with me!\u201d\nDuboc has written songs for everyone from Patti LaBelle to Chant\u00e9 Moore and Stephanie Mills. Launching her own label Gold Note Music, with distribution through Orchard and City Hall Records, Carol Duboc, made her recording debut as a leader With All That I Am in 2001 and Duboc followed in 2002. In 2005 she released her third solo effort All of You, followed by Songs For Lovers in 2008, Burt Bacharach Songbook in 2009 and 2013\u2019s Smile. In 2015 Duboc released Colored Glasses with her friend and keyboardist Jeff Lorber.\nOpen The Curtains is about standing in your brilliance and owning your place in this world. It could very well be the musical soundtrack to Dr. Maya Angelou\u2019s \u201cPhenomenal Woman,\u201d as Carol Duboc orchestrates a tapestry of uplifting, introspective and empowering anthems. Duboc, considers herself a composer first. Her wide reaching influences are a dynamic aspect of her music but no matter what she writes, there is one constant \u2013 great grooves and memorable melodies. \u201cI am always writing something,\u201d says Duboc. \u201cIf I am out and I get an idea I will write the melody down and sketch it on whatever I have. I have files full of napkins and scratch paper with bass lines or melodies on them!\u201d The music featured on Open The Curtains derives from a very personal place. \u201cDuring the time when I was working on this album my nine year old daughter wrote her first song and shared it with me,\u201d explains the Los Angeles based musician. \u201cIt was so touching because in her lyrics she said she wanted the Universe to see her as important and she wanted to feel loved. After hearing her song I immediately thought \u2018Open the Curtains and shine! 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        "raw_content": "Where to get married?\nWhere do we get married? Perhaps in a Town Hall located in the old city when once upon a time there was a convent? Or in a church that was conceived as a fortress to protect it from pirate attacks?. The choice of the setting where the ceremony is going to take place will be the first decision that you will take when you decide to get married in this beautiful Island. Ibiza offers lots of possibilities and it is worth going over them before deciding any one.\nWe review the most relevant churches from the island and some others that, although they aren\u2019t the biggest or most remarkable, have a special charm which makes them worthy of mention.\nIbiza Cathedral: Reaching the Cathedral square after the steep ascent is worth the effort. Catalan gothic style (XIV Cent.), elevated over an arabic mosque, can be visited from monday to friday from 10.00 to 13.00 hours. Every Sunday a mass takes place.\nSince it is one of the most requested temples for wedding celebrations we advise you to book the date in advance.\nNote: The movement of vehicles is not allowed inside the walled city except the brides car which can be driven to the altar with special authorization upon request. For guests with their own cars there is parking just outside the town walls but the ascent up the hill is via a 3 minute walk through a tunnel . Advice for the female guest: be careful with your high heel shoes since the pavement is made out of stone and is usually slippery. There is also a regular bus line going up to the cathedral. The patron saints day Santa Mar\u00eda is celebrated on the 5th of august. There are wonderful views from Santa Lucias bastion and from the cathedral square and from the Castle ( now being restored) you can also take good photographs.\nFollowing Ibiza the second most populated municipality is Santa Eulalia and it includes Santa Gertrudis , San Carlos and Jesus parish churches. Located in the north west coast it is dominated by Puig de Missa, a little mountain, on the top of which is the walled church also called Puig de Missa.\nPuig de Missa: One of the most eye catching churches of the Island for it\u00b4s size and architecture. it was built in the XVI Cent. and it presides over a tiny town center and an urban area that spreads across this mountain at 52 meters above sea level .\nNote: From the church there are good views of the sea. Santa Gertrudis beach is five minutes walk away. It is a church that we love, in which you can make a wonderful photo-album for remembering this very special day. Light and shade contrasts have appeared in lots of pictures from artists and painters of the Island. The surroundings are very well looked after and one can still go for a quite a stroll around the hill. Santa Eulalia patron saints day festival takes place on 12th February, however the 1st sunday of may is also considered a big day.\nLocal party is celebrated 16th of November\nSanta Gertrudis: located in the heart of the Island, this charming village includes a church finished in 1797 and curiously has the islands biggest bellfry tower.\nNote: A pedestrianized centre makes easier access to and from the church, without cars driving in front of the church entrance; However curious onlookers would\u00b4t be missed since the square terraces are always very busy. It is 15 minutes from Ibiza and 20 min from Santa Eulalia. The patron saints day festival takes place on 16th November .\nSan Carlos: Like in many other cases the village arose from this late XVIII Cent. church having one of the most relevant arcade of columns.\nNote: Although the road goes past in front of the church the area is very tranquil, with a playground just next to it and a wide green where the couples take the opportunity to have the first pictures taken. On 4th November the patron saints day festival takes place here in Saint Carlos.\nJes\u00fas: This little temple was built by the Franciscans at the end of the XV Century and used to serve sailors who lived outside the walls. It is one of the oldest churches from the Island and it appears that Franciscan monks used to live there and after them Dominicans who had to abandon it because of the continuous pirate attacks. We like to highlight that the church contains a gothic altarpiece from the XVI century attributed to Rodrigo de Osona. Note: The church is located closer to Ibiza town than to Santa Eulalia, although belongs to Santa Eulalia. The temple has lots of possibilities for taking good wedding photographs and owns a wide walkable square opposite the entrance. Parking has an easy access due to the fact that it has been built outside and close to the church square. The patron saints day festival takes place on 8th September.\nThis municipality located on the west coast is the most touristic of the Island. Far from what used to be a fishermen village is now famous for its nightlife and its sunsets. It is constituted by the parish churches of San August\u00edn, San Rafael, Santa In\u00e9s y San Mateo .\nSan Antonio: Built in XIV century the church is located in the village centre a few meters from the seaside. It is a walled church and it is recorded that the tower still had two cannons in 1847.\nNote: It is located at few meters from the promenade which goes along the village centre and the pub areas and terraces. The atmosphere in its streets and squares is fun and easygoing. In the area known as the West End, Saint Anthony bars area, it is very crowded in the summer nights. The coast enjoys the most beautiful sunsets of the Island, seize the opportunity to take your photographs if you are going to get married here.\nSan Rafael: The XVIII century church stands out for it\u00b4s setting at the top of the village and views of Ibiza city and its walls.\nNote: It is connected to the airport via the motorway and only takes 10 minutes to get there. Very close to San Antonio but also to Vila the guests could get far way from either municipalities. Two of the main nightclubs, Privilege and Amnesia are a few kilometers away from this village. For those who don\u00b4t know the Island well enough, lets say that it is an inland village without a coast. The patron saints day festival starts on 24th October.\nSanta In\u00e9s: 9 km from Saint Anthonio to the north. Surrounded by a spectacular landscape this little village, that just has an XVIII century church and two restaurants, blooms from February until March thanks to its almond fields. It offers from its cliffs gorgeous views to the sa Conillera islets, illa des Bosc and s\u2019 Espartar. The church is the shortest of the entire Island in elevation and it was build at the same time as the one in San Mateo.\nNote: The festival of Saint In\u00e9s takes place on 21st January although it is not a suitable date for wedding celebrations\u2026\nSan Mateo: It is about 13 km from San Antonio north west. Its landscape is worthy of getting lost in it, in a land where wines are cultivated. The church ( XVII Cent.) presides over the village, above all over the wine related festivals.\nAlong with San Mateo, Santa In\u00e9s y San Agust\u00edn San Juan is one of the villages that maintains its rural character. It covers four parishes (San Miguel, San Lorenzo, San Vicente y Portinatx) its population reaches 5500 inhabitants. It is located in the centre of a zone called \u2018Es Amunts\u2019 a protected area of north Ibiza.\nIts church is surrounded by small houses and has a special charm. It was constructed in 1770 and in 1785 it recieved the parish title. The church is another example of typical construction from ibiza and its surroundings are beautiful.\nNote: it has a large number of lodgings for rural tourism, as well as hotels in the tourist zone of san Vicente de sa Cala y Portinatx. In addition, in this village there aren\u2019t usually any parking problems.On the other hand, it is not far from the famous \u2018cala de Benirr\u00e0s\u2019, a little cove known for its full moon parties and precious view of the \u2018Faro\u2019 lighthouse of Portinatx. The The festival of San Juan takes place on the 24th of June.\nSan Miguel: It is largest village of the municipal. it is divided into two urban centres, San Miguel and San Miguel Port, which is more touristic. Santa Gertrudis is the closest villageand it is located almost 16 km from Ibiza. The temple is located in the highest part of the village, with views of the fields that surround it. it has a beautiful outdoor patio and this temple is said to be the oldest after the cathedral. Some of the famous people have recently celebrated their weddings in this church. The church was built in the 16th century, and afterwards two side chapels were added. Some years ago, as a result of restoration work in the church, frescos were discovered, their patterns inspired by vegetable motifs. The church can be found at the top of a small hill surrounded by small shops, little houses and a bar that seems anchored in time. It is the type of fortified church that we love so much, white with thick walls\u2026enchanting.\nNote: We are talking about one of the prettiest churches in Ibiza. You can take pictures around the church and the beaches and coves \u2018calas\u2019 which are only a few minutes away by car. Perfect for making an excellent photo album.\nThe one we like the most is Benirr\u00e0s.\nThe festival of San Miguel is on the 20th of September.\nSan Vicente: The church of San Vicente has the peculiarity of being separated from the urban center of the parish, San Vicente of Sa Cala. Surrounded by mountains it offers a beautiful landscape and also it is the most sober in its architecture and smaller in scale.\nNote: We believe that it can be ideal for an intimate wedding where the taste for simplicity would be a must. The Festival of San Vicente take place on the 5th of April. This date is outside of the high season, therefore it is assured that there will be no problems organizing a wedding at this time.\nSan Lorenzo: It is the only parish of San Juan that lacks a coast. Again, we find ourselves before a village consisting of only one church a couple of restaurants and a school. This is due to the fact that the houses are scattered across the parish and remote. The church was built between 1786 and 1797. The surrounding fields are beautiful and there is an example of traditional architecture of ibiza in its towers of Balafia.\nNote: Even if there is no infrastructure in the village, as a rustic place, including its rural church, we believe it is precious . It has also historical monuments a few meters away, the towers of Bal\u00e0fia, where one could start a photographic journal. The festival of San Lorenzo takes place on the 10th of August.\nSan Jos\u00e9: Built in the 18th century, its church rises next to the road that crosses the village and it is very integrated in the life of the inhabitants of the village. It is an example of the fortress style of construction of the island churches. The patron saints day takes place on the 19th of March( San Jose\u00b4s day). In the morning, besides the solemn mass, there is usually a dance exhibition of dance \u2018payes\u2019 (a typical dance style of the island) and in the evening, concerts are performed in the church square, usually accompanied by firework displays.\nNote: Just 15 or 20 minutes by car you can find the wonderful Cala d\u2019 Hort, a beautiful place to take some shots for your album. From Cala d\u2019Hort you can see a couple of well known islets called Es Vedr\u00e0 and Es Vedranell, to which magical properties are attributed. A few minutes away is the white beaches known as Platges de Comte, where civil weddings tend to be conducted next to the sea and even aboard a boat. Platges de Comte is one of the star beaches of the island. Therefore, from the middle of July until the beginning of September it tends to be crowded all day long. The best time to make a visual record of this beautiful sight is at dawn, since this beach has one of the best sunsets of the island\nSan Agust\u00ed: A few minutes by car from San Jos\u00e9 one can find the small village of San August\u00edn d\u00b4es Vedr\u00e1. On top of a hill, you can find a small cluster of typical houses of Ibiza located around the church: small whitewashed houses with wonderful gardens. A white church constructed in 1791 is surrounded by an orchard of orange trees and a forrest of olive trees a thousand years old. We love this temple, so rural and well looked after, ideal for a simple yet special wedding. Opposite the square there are two little restaurants. The patron saints day takes place on the 28th of August.\nNote: As we have recommended before, this is a great opportunity for your photo album if you get married in San Jose, however, Cala d\u00b4Hort and Platges de Comte are 20 minutes away by car.\nSan Jorge: It is the only church that still conserves the battlements in its roof that show its character of a fortress. The temple was created as an answer to the spiritual needs of the people who worked gathering salt in the pools of \u00b4ses Salines`. This locality is the nearest to the airport and its two closest beaches of ses Salines and sa Caleta stand out for their beauty.\nNote: Despite the fact that it has a nearby parking zone spaces are not very abundant. Given its proximity to the beach of ses Salines and the environs a good photo opportunity is to go to Cap d\u00b4es Falc\u00f3. Celebrations of the patron saint San Jorge is on the 23rd of April.\nEs Cubells: The church was inaugurated in 1864. It is on the edge of a beautiful cliff that gives way to the sea and with a view to all of the south east coast of the island of Ibiza and Formentera. It is a small church, very simple but with exceptional surroundings. We love the two little bars in the village as well as the teresian nuns convent which is two minutes walk from the church. Its a very quiet and genuine village\nNote: In this village there are never any parking problems. There aren\u2019t any hotels nearby. The patron saints day is on the 12th of October.\nIglesia de Sant Francesc de Paula: In a landscape of salt pools (today declared a Nature Park), and standing alone in an urban wilderness is this tiny church which was constructed so that the men who, in the hard work of the salt industry, had a temple where to go and prey on sundays. It has just been restored and we find it charming since it is located at the entrance of the nature park of ses Salines. The secluded temple is dependent on the parish priest of the church of San Jorge de ses Salines. It is necessary to speak to him in order to book the church.\nNote: Although it is a enchanting temple it is not apt for big weddings as the interior only holds a few people. On the other hand it is on the edge of a motorway that in the months of the high season gets very busy. The closest beaches are es Cavallet and ses Salines. The former is a naturists beach and includes a restaurant with spectacular views and a very chic atmosphere. 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Located in the north west coast it is dominated by Puig de Missa, a little mountain, on the top of which is the impressive walled church. The town hall is located in the middle of the town centre, about 10 minutes walk from the church and just a few meters from the promenade , therefore also from the beach.\nSanta Eulalias registry office. C/ San Jaime, 72. Tel: 971 33 00 07\nNote: In this case, it is clearly established that the concillors if they are required to travel will do so as long as the bride and groom pay the corresponding taxes (which are more expensive than getting married in the town hall). In the town hall web page every necessary document is numbered along with the steps to be followed.\nSanta Eulalia Registry Office. C/ San Jaime, 72. Tel: 971 33 00 07\nThis municipality located on the west coast is the most touristic of the Island. Far from what used to be a fishermen village it is now famous for its nightlife and its sunsets. It is constituted by the parish churches of San August\u00edn, San Rafael, Santa In\u00e9s y San Mateo. Nowadays the town hall occupies a modern building facing the seaside very close to the Ferry Terminal.\nPasseig de la Mar, 16. Tel. 971 34 01 11\nNote: The registry office offers two possible settings to celabrate the ceremony: the registry office assembly hall and the \u2018sa Punta des Mol\u00ed\u2019, a beautiful enclave on the seaside taking the name from the presiding old mill nowadays restored.\nSan Antonio Registry Office. C/ Progreso s/n. Tel. 971 34 25 23\nAlthough it is the third municipality of the island in number of people, it is the first in size of land area and offers a total of 32 beaches and 80 km of seaside. Located at the south west of the island its town hall is placed in the middle of the village and almost opposite the church, it serves the San Agust\u00edn, San Jorge, San Francisco parish churches ( with its tiny church in ses Salines Road) and Es Cubells. 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        "raw_content": "TOPICS:EnvironmentFarmingFoodGMOUSA\nScientifically tested: genetically modified foods have not been the panacea some hoped for. \u00a9Tonhom1009/Shutterstock\nIt has been 20 years since the wholesale adoption of genetically modified crops by American and Canadian agriculture. However, the promises of higher yields and less pesticide use were not enough to tempt farmers and policymakers in Western Europe, where the gene splicing technology has been largely rejected.\nData released this month by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations and the US National Academy of Sciences purports to undermine the fundamental propositions made by agri-chemical giants such as Monsanto, DuPont and Syngenta.\nBoth studies show that there has been no discernible advantage in crop yields \u2013 food produced per acre \u2013 over Western Europe\u2019s more conventional crops. Concurrently, herbicide use has increased in the US, despite the modification of major crops such as corn, soybeans and cotton.\nAccording to the United States Geological Survey, the application of toxins that kill insects and fungi has fallen by a third, but the use of herbicides, which are sprayed in much higher volumes, has risen by 21 per cent.\nFrance, with a similarly modernised farming industry, has reduced insecticides and fungicides by as much as 65 per cent and cut herbicide use by 36 per cent over the same period.\nresearch has attributed the loss of nearly 17 million IQ points among American children 5 years old and under to just one class of insecticides.\nHealth scares over GM foods have yet to be borne out under conventional scientific precepts, though the ability of any method to establish hard links from food to health is necessarily precarious.\n\u201cThere is an indisputable case for regulations to be informed by accurate scientific information, but history makes clear that solely \u2018science-based regulation\u2019 is rare and not necessarily desirable,\u201d said Professor Fred Gould, co-director of the Genetic Engineering and Society Centre at North Carolina State University. \u201cHow would science alone decide on how important it is to prevent the decline in monarch butterfly populations?\u201d\nEnvironmentalists argue that the simplification of seeds and gigantic proportions of GM crop tracts have created a fertiliser and pesticide dependency among the monoculture. The natural ecosystems have been obliterated and the excess production of corn and soy-based junk foods has been detrimental to the health and longevity of populations.\n\u201cThese chemicals are largely unknown,\u201d said Professor David Bellinger at the Harvard University School of Public Health, whose research has attributed the loss of nearly 17 million IQ points among American children 5 years old and under to just one class of insecticides.\n\u201cWe do natural experiments on a population,\u201d he said, referring to exposure to agricultural chemicals, \u201cand wait until it shows up as bad.\u201d\nBecause the industry makes both the seeds and the poisons, it stands to gain regardless of fluctuations in spraying. Monsanto, the largest GM seed producer, is involved in merger talks with Syngenta, the Swiss pesticide giant, which would lift their combined values to more than $100 billion each.\nIn a letter to the New York Times, Robert T. Fraley, Monsanto\u2019s chief technology officer, wrote: \u201cWhether they\u2019re growing crops on thousands of acres in Illinois or on a small plot in India, farmers are smart business people who won\u2019t waste time or money on tools that don\u2019t deliver results. When nearly 20 million farmers around the world choose to invest in genetically modified seeds for two decades, it is because farmers are seeing better harvests\u201d.\nFigures from the US Department of Agriculture, quoted in the New York Times, show herbicide use \u201cskyrocketing in soybeans, a leading GM crop, growing by two and a half times in the last two decades, at a time when planted acreage of the crop grew by less than a third\u201d. Weed resistance problems in both soybeans and corn have pushed up overall usage.\nThe industry has pivoted around the pressing problems of growing global populations and climate change, with a mantra of \u201cheal, fuel and feed the world\u201d.\nBut Professor Jack Heinemann, at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, who has studied trans-Atlantic yield trends, said: \u201cWestern Europe hasn\u2019t been penalised in any way for not making genetic engineering one of its biotechnology choices\u201d.\nThe ongoing consolidation among agri-chemical groups will further concentrate corporate power. This hegemony may drive up costs, inhibit public sector research and undermine the rights of farmers to save and exchange seeds. Some farmers will say it\u2019s a price worth paying for a simpler life; others that undermining diversity is antithetical to the natural world.",
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        "raw_content": "Hodson, Sara\nIrish Contemporary, b. 1972\nI was brought up in the South West of England in the market town of Newton Abbot where my love of horse racing began and a few school days were lost. I have painted and sketched all my life and won \u2019Most Promising Young Artist\u2019 in my teens among other awards. After completing a BA in History and a Masters Degree in Irish Studies I moved to Ireland where my mother is from and where I met my husband. I worked as a Graphic Designer for a sign company for some years, painting and exhibiting in my spare time with success. However it was only in 2008 that I started working as an artist full time.\nMy favorite subjects are horses and farm animals. Man\u2019s relationship with the horse is a central theme in my work whether at Irish horse fairs, or through hunting and racing scenes. The relationship between people and animals, sometimes only implied, is also evident in my paintings of domestic animals, like cattle waiting to be fed on a snowy day and sheep in pens at an agricultural show. I like realism and I have a documentary style approach to my work that I combine with a creative and thoughtful use of color. The use of color is an important aspect in my paintings, I often use the bright colors associated with West Cork villages and look for color to enhance ordinary scenes. I am inspired by the \u2018Glasgow Boys\u2019 their colour, subjects and brush techniques appeal to me. I also admire the work of artists such as Degas, Valette, Rose Barton and the English wildlife artist Charles Tunnicliffe. Overall my creativity and influence comes mainly from my own observations, photographs and sketches, and I do a lot of sketchbook work and drawings from life.\nI have exhibited across Ireland and England including Cork, Belfast, Newmarket in England and several times at the Mall Galleries in London. I have work in private collections in Europe and America. I am a member of the West Cork Arts Centre in Ireland, and the Society of Equestrian Artists in England. Recent achievements include being a selected finalist in the International Wildlife Artist of the Year 2010 and promotion to Associate member of the Society of Equestrian Artists in 2011.",
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        "raw_content": "We always declare that Jesus is Lord but many times forget what it means to make Him Lord over our lives. We make Him Master of our families, careers, and health but when it comes to other things such as our money and wealth, we call the shots and we take control.\nThe Lordship of Christ is an all or nothing deal. We either make Him Lord of all or not at all. Are we making Him Lord of our money or have we left Him out of it?\nBut how do we know if He is just on the sidelines of our wealth?\nWhen we do not give (or share our wealth). God blesses us abundantly, not for the purpose of becoming wealthy per se, but so that we can be a blessing to others. He prospers us not for ourselves, but for others. He provides all our needs and even gives us beyond so that He can use us to extend help to those who are in need, support mission work and advance His Kingdom. The apostle Paul said in Acts 20:35, \u201cIn everything I did, I showed you that by this kind of hard work we must help the weak, remembering the words the Lord Jesus himself said: \u2018It is more blessed to give than to receive.\u201d He encourages us to be generous just as He has been generous to us in every way. He even gave His life for us and became the greatest example of what it means to give.\nWhen we use money for personal gain and selfish ambition. Money, when used for noble purposes, can go a long way. But when used for selfish gain, it can be destructive. Love for money can blind our hearts and will push us to do things that are displeasing to God. We have to remember, that money can easily be lost just as Proverbs 23:4-5 says, \u201cDo not wear yourself out to get rich; do not trust your own cleverness. Cast but a glance at riches, and they are gone, for they will surely sprout wings and fly off to the sky like an eagle.\u201d\nWhen we worry. Worry is not of God. He reminds us in Matthew 6:25-26, \u201cTherefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes? Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?\u201d He is Jehovah Jireh, our provider. When we worry, we take the burden of providing for ourselves and we do not trust His ability, His character and His Word that says, \u201cAnd my God will meet all your needs according to his glorious riches in Christ Jesus.\u201d (Philippians 4:19)\nJesus is Lord. He is our Master. In every area of our life, He calls the shots. As His children, may we always make Him the Lord over our finances and wealth. May we be faithful in sharing our resources. May we be generous in every way. And may we learn to trust God to provide for us and not worry and be anxious about our lives. Let Him take His rightful place in our hearts. Because you see, He is faithful.",
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        "raw_content": "The Wisconsin School for Beginning Dairy and Livestock Farmers can give you the edge you need to succeed in the pasture-based dairy and livestock industries. It is the only program of its kind in the nation. We offer our specialized training through traditional classroom activities, hands-on internships, and farm tours. We strongly emphasize the business and financial planning knowledge required to run a successful farm business. Classroom instruction at the school runs from the middle of November through the end of March \u2014 and our students typically participate in internships from April through July. For more information, visit the school's website.\nNew dairy farmers often face high start-up costs for land, equipment and facilities. Volatile milk prices, long hours and hard work reduce the appeal of a career in dairy farming. To better understand the start-up strategies used by beginning dairy farmers, a research team surveyed 321 beginning dairy farmers in 1996. They also conducted in [\u2026]\tmore\nYou don\u2019t need to take over a family farm, or even grow up on a farm, to be a successful dairy farmer in Wisconsin. You can milk 50 or 150 cows, and you can own or rent land. But you do need to identify how well your experience, financial resources, and farming support networks can [\u2026]\tmore\nWisconsin has suffered dramatic losses in numbers of dairy farms. While the decrease in part includes large numbers of retiring dairy farmers, the lack of young people entering dairy farming is an even more significant factor in the decline. To reverse that trend a creative approach is needed to make dairy farming more attractive. The [\u2026]\tmore\nIn a sharemilking agreement, a young farmer operates a farm on behalf of the farm owner for an agreed share of farm income and expenses. The arrangement offers young farmers a way to build assets and dairy management skills without requiring a large amount of capital input at the beginning of their careers. A long-standing [\u2026]\tmore\nDairy farming is a solid career choice, offering good status and pay, a high quality of life, and well-defined training and career paths. That\u2019s the message to New Zealand high school students from technical schools, the national dairy apprentice program, and the dairy industry. And dairy training and career opportunities there not only open the [\u2026]\tmore\nDairy farmer career paths: getting in, out, and by (Research Brief #26)\nThe experiences of New Zealand\u2019s dairy farmers may help their colleagues in Wisconsin boost the state\u2019s dairy industry. That\u2019s the conclusion of a study on dairy farmer career paths sponsored by the Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems (CIAS). New Zealand historically has attracted young people into farming through dairy industry leadership efforts and the creation [\u2026]\tmore\nThis report is based on observations of dairy farmer career structures in New Zealand gathered during a field trip to that country in the spring of 1995. These observations are evaluated for their relevance to Wisconsin\u2019s declining rates of farm entry and the constricted options for farm exit for many Wisconsin dairy families. The report\u2019s [\u2026]\tmore\n<< Previous Page page 2 of 2",
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        "raw_content": "MBChB MRCP FRCR PGDip(Oncology)\nDr Hall joined the Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust in 2002 where she went on to complete her fellowship and specialist training in 2010. Following this, Dr Hall was appointed as a consultant, managing breast and lung cancer with chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments. Dr Hall focuses on evidence-based treatment pathways tailored to each patient\u2019s disease and circumstances.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb The Man who put a spanner in his works...\nThe Man who put a spanner in his works...\nGo back 50 years and there was a little spanner that was quite famous. It adorned just about every car and motorcyle toolkit and many a tradesmans toolbox. The story of the man behind it and how it got its name, is an interesting one.\nThomas Mabbutt was born in Abingdon, Oxfordshire in 1829 to parents who were not formally married, hence he retained his mothers surname. Not much is known about his early life, but it can be assumed it wasn\u2019t a bed of roses as he is recorded on the workhouse register at one point. Just before he entered his teens, the family moved to the British Empires Global Manufacturing Hub, or as it is more commonly known, Birmingham. They went looking for work and legend has it that they walked all the way.\nThomas succeeded in obtaining an apprenticeship to a gunmaker, where he learnt the precision trade and then in 1856, he started his own business and called it \u2018Abingdon Works\u2019 after his hometown. The name also conveniently put it at the front of the trade catalogues of the time (fyi younguns, there was a time before search engines when everything was listed alphabetically!). He was in the right place at the right time, as British commitments in the Empire required firearms and the technology was advancing rapidly. The Abingdon Works made \u2018Gun Implements\u2019 which are tools for loading, cleaning and maintaining small arms. The little tool company grew and Thomas became comfortably off, but he didn\u2019t forget his humble origins. When the cotton market collapsed, people in Lancashire became destitute and he gave generously to the relief fund as well as other charities, such as those that organised workers 'excursions', which were days out at the weekend to the seaside or other places of interest as a relief to the working week.\nThe company continued to prosper and by 1861 he employed 25 men and 10 boys. Then America commenced its Civil War and in the years before the US armouries came on stream, Birmingham\u2019s armament manufacturers were kept busy making weapons for both sides in the conflict, which of course meant they needed tools to load and maintain them from the Abingdon Works.\nIn 1881 the company launched a new type of adjustable spanner. It was small, tough and capable, with a very fine adjustment. Thomas\u2019 hobby was breeding British Bulldogs and he was talented at that too. In line with the the fancy naming of showdogs, his most famous event winner was called 'Abingdon King Dick'. He could think of no better name for his new wrench as it signified \u2018The best of the British breed, tough and tenacious\u2019. Dick at that time meant \u2018thick and strong\u2019, which is why that great British favourite pudding, Spotted Dick, is spots of currants in a dense, semi-rigid, suet that stands up on its own when tipped from the bowl. It wasn\u2019t until the late 1800\u2019s, some lads in the army started using the term to boast about their private parts and the British have been sniggering over the double entendre ever since. Unless you owned a King Dick tool, because they gained a healthy respect.\nIn the early 1900\u2019s the company rode the boom in Motorcycles, manufacturing chains, gearboxes, then engines and eventually complete machines sold under the AKD or \u2018Abingdon King Dick\u2019 brand. These ceased in the 1930\u2019s. Concentrating on tool making during the Second World War, Abingdon Works decided to focus back on them when the conflict ended and became one of the main hand tool manufacturers in Britain. That little adjustable \u2018King Dick\u2019 wrench became quite prolific and graced nearly every car and motorcycle toolkit in the UK until the late sixties. It was even specified by the military for several specialist tasks, with adaptors being made for these unique applications. As vehicle manufacturers dropped supplying toolkits in their vehicles in the 1970\u2019s, King Dick left the consumer market and supplied mainly Industry, so the brand faded from visibility to the general public, only being cherished by those tradesmen \u2018in the know\u2019.\nToday they are the only manufacturer still producing their spanners and sockets in the UK. They do not try and compete with cheap imports, relying on quality to make them attractive to individuals and companies that require complete dependability. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Answers / WHAT IS GREEN HOUSE GAS?\nWHAT IS GREEN HOUSE GAS?\nA greenhouse gas (GHG) is a gas in the atmosphere that absorbs and emits radiation within the thermal infra-red range. Some GHG occur naturally such as water vapour, Carbon dioxide (CO2), Methane, Nitrous oxide (NO) and Ozone. Others such as Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), Perfluorocarbons (PFCs), and Sulphur hexafluoride (SFCs) result exclusively from human industrial processes.\nPrevious WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANAGE?\nNext WHAT IS INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE (IPCC)?",
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        "raw_content": "James W Sauby, 75, passed away at St Vincent Healthcare in Billings on Tuesday, December 19th, 2017. Jim was born in Shelby, MT on June 25th, 1942 the son of Warren and Dolores (Thennis) Sauby. He spent much of his life working the family farm in Oilmont, MT learning the trades of farming, mechanics, oil production and numerous ways of tormenting his siblings before leaving to join the US Air National Guard, and dedicating 12 years to its\u2019 service. Jim was always happy when he was around his friends and family; whether it was fly fishing, camping in Glacier Park, bow hunting, playing on old John Deere tractors or just visiting with the hundreds of people he came to know from his years as a traveling sales representative. Jim was always the one to tell the first joke, to share a story or offer words of wisdom. He surrounded himself with good people and made sure he was always helpful and available to them whenever they needed him. Jim was a youthful spirit right until he left us, his charisma, his humor and his honest character are the legacies he leaves with each of us. Anyone who knew Jim, has many a good story and many fond memories to share.\nHe is survived by his wife Barbara of Lewistown; son Chris (Mary-Ann) and grandsons Evan and Ryan, and Son Josh; sisters Anita, JoAnn and Lucille; several nieces and nephews.\nJim was preceded by his parents Warren and Delores and his brother Wilfred (Willie).\nA memorial service for Jim Sauby will Saturday, February 10th, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. in the Zion Lutheran Church in Lewistown. The Cloyd Funeral Home is assisting the family.\nIn Lieu of gifts, donations to St Jude Children's Hospital or a charity of choice and they may be left at the Cloyd Funeral Home. Condolences for the family may be posted online at www.cloydfuneralhome.com.\n\u201cHe leaves behind friends and memories that span a wide range of life.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Excursions in Cyprus > Individual tours in Cyprus\nSouth Troodos\nThe beginning of our trip takes us high up into the Troodos mountains where you can learn how to prepare authentic Cypriot sweets and get to taste them too. Imagine drinking fresh coffee on the shaded veranda of Catherine\u2019s Taverna. Lania village will envelope you with tranquility and its streets paneled with old photographs of both locals\u2019 and artists' workshops, allowing you to go back in time to a world of beauty. You will enjoy the freshness of the small \" Millomeri \" waterfall which seems to have got lost in the mountain\u2019s majestic pines. Next, the road will take you to the highest point of Cyprus - Olympus, where you can enjoy the beauty of the mountains and feel at one with the Olympic Gods. Afterwards we will go to the famous monastery of Kykkos, which houses the miraculous icon of the Virgin, painted and blessed by St. Luke during the life of the Virgin. In the monastery you can venerate the icon, give notes, and light a candle for health and repose. In addition you may acquire a special room which house the relics of the saints. Then our path takes us to the holy abode Trooditissa - monastery, where, in addition to the icon of Panagia Trooditissa, you will find the stored Belt of procreation that helps heal infertility. Finally, at the end of the excursion, will be a walk amongst the cozy streets of Omodos village where there is a Temple of the Holy Cross, which was founded, according to legend, by Queen Helena. There you can also visit a very old wine press and taste the fine wines of Cyprus , including the famed Commandaria, the fiery drink zivania and, of course , olives, carob syrup , pure chocolate spread and the local sweet bread Arcatena . Furthermore, the village is famous for its fine lace and handmade silver jewelry. Omodos will have something for everyone and will leave everybody impressed.\nLarnaca\u2019s Shrines\nThe tour begins with a visit to the newly built church in the village Afienu. Here you will be able to touch the shoes of St. Spyridon, helping in commercial matters, as well as those who need to resolve property issues. After that, we will go to the heart of Larnaca \u2013 the promenade along which grow majestic palm trees, located close to the main shrine - the Church of St. Lazarus. According to legend, after his resurrection by Jesus, St. Lazarus came to Cyprus and became the first bishop of Larnaca. He lived there for 30 years. Then we proceed to the charming small convent of St. Thecla. Thecla was a disciple of the Apostle Paul and she suffered during the 1st century because of her faith but was revered all over by the holy women of the early church. From ancient times the monastery was famous for its healing mud and waters which help to cure skin diseases. Then we go to the monastery Stavrovouni - one of the oldest monasteries in Cyprus .It was founded by St. Helen, the mother of the Byzantine Emperor Constantine, and interestingly, it houses a particle of the Holy Cross on which Jesus was crucified. This is possibly the strictest monastery in Cyprus, so only men can visit the monastery whilst women may visit the chapel. There are beautiful views of the mountain which is almost 700 meters above sea level. On our way back we will drop by the \u2018olive\u2019 village, Skarinou, where you can try many different varieties of olives, olive oil, carob syrup and other Cypriot delicacies. After a delicious break we head to the picturesque mountain village of Lefkara, famed for its lace work, embroidery and silver ware, interspersed with narrow cobblestone streets, cozy coffee shops and other such shops.\nThe coast and mountains\nThis unusual journey we begin with a visit to the Monastery of St. Nicholas or \u2018cat\u2019s Monastery\u2019 as it is known. It is the oldest monastery in Cyprus, founded, according to the legend, by Saint Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine the Great. In the monastery you can pray, look at the old icons and feed the cats who glorified this place. Next stop will be the Medieval castle of the crusaders at Kolossi- a magnificent example of medieval military architecture. Later on, we proceed to the Archaeological Park of Curion, where you will see the theater of Greco-Roman era, which is the greatest of its kind for historical and cultural value as well as Evstolia house with its well-preserved mosaics and Roman baths. In ancient times, Curion was a major city-state so it\u2019s intriguing to envisage. Our next stop takes us to the birthplace of Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love and Beauty, who was highly revered in ancient times in Cyprus. According to the legend, it was here, in this beautiful place, that she stepped ashore. You will have an opportunity to plunge into the world of Greek mythology, take pictures and swim in the sea, which brings youth and beauty. The unique mountain village of Omodos, where lies the Temple of the True Holy Cross, will be our last stop. We shall visit the old wine press, where you can learn about the process of wine making, along with an invite to a tasting of the famous wines of Cyprus. Of further interest Omodos is famous for wonderful bread, lace and handmade silver jewelry.\nNorth Troodos\nOur trip will start at the parish church of St. Cyprian and Justina in the village Menico. In the church are the relics of these great Saints, which for many centuries has had the healing power against witchcraft and the evil eye and the priests there make the rite of exorcism - or cleansing so to speak. Then our journey winds through the mountain villages of Troodos. Our next stop is Kakopetria-one of the most beautiful villages in Cyprus, where you can stroll through the narrow stone streets of the village\u2019s cosy old center. Afterwards we will visit the Church of St. Nicholas Tis Stegis (which translates as \u2018under the roof\u2019) - one of the most important churches of Cyprus and which is included in the catalog of the world cultural heritage UNESCO. It has some of the most well-preserved frescoes of the 11th century. Then we go on to the famous monastery of Kykkos, which houses the miraculous icon of the Virgin, painted and blessed by St. Luke during the life of the Virgin. In the monastery you can venerate the icon, give notes, and light a candle for health and repose. You may also acquire a special room housing the relics of the Saints. Then our path leads to the monastery Trooditissa, where, besides of the icon of Panagia Trooditissa, is stored also the zone of procreation which helps heal from infertility. Then we finish off at a farm where they produce trout. In the restaurant there, you can enjoy a meal of freshly caught trout.\nThe tour begins in the village of Lefkara with its beautifully decorated stone houses. Lefkara is famous for its lace \u2018Lefkaritika\u2019 and for its silver ornaments. We then visit the Cathedral of St. Lazarus. This majestic stone church was built in the IX century as was the tomb of Saint Lazarus. Moving on and passing the Salt Lake, you will follow to Sultan Tekke Mosque - a major Muslim shrine on the island. Driving on through the agricultural areas of Kokkinohorya (which means \u2018village with red earth\u2019), we will come to the medieval monastery of Ayia Napa which was dedicated to the Virgin forests. Once in Ayia Napa you will go to Cape Greco-a nature reserve where you can admire the magnificent views and mysterious sea caves. Next stop - the village of Ayia Napa, where you climb up to the old church of the Prophet Elijah. It is built on a high hill with a wonderful view of the entire coast. Do not forget to tie a rope to the \u2018Tree of Wishes\u2019 near the church so that your wish will be granted! From here, if visibility is good, you can see the ghost town of Famagusta.\nThe tour begins at the birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite, from where, according to legend, Aphrodite emerged from the sea. You will be able to take photos and swim in the sea, which brings the youth and beauty of Aphrodite herself. Then we go up to the Troodos Mountains and visit the monastery Hrisoroyatissa which was built in honour of the miraculous icon of the Virgin of Golden Grenade. Once there, you will visit a quaint and quiet abode with a small museum which will allow you to escape from all worldly things and plunge into the spiritual world. Then, after passing through the streets of the lovely mountain village of Panagia- the birthplace of the first President of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III- we go to Cedar Valley, where you shall walk amongst the majestic cedars and enjoy the clean mountain air. Afterwards we move on to the famous monastery of Kykkos, which houses the icon of the Virgin, painted by St. Luke during the life of the Virgin. In the monastery you can venerate the icon, give notes and light a candle for health and repose. A special room can be acquired, where there are relics of the saints. Following this, our path heads towards the holy Trooditissa monastery, where in addition to the icon of Panagia Trooditissa, is the Zone of procreation, which helps heal from infertility. Finally, at the end of the excursion, will be a walk along the quaint streets of Omodos village, where there is a Temple of the Holy Cross, founded, according to the legend, by Queen Helena. Omodos, famed for its fine lace work and jewelery, houses a very old wine press and you will have the pleasure of tasting the fine wines of Cyprus, including the famed \" Kommandariya \", the fiery drink - zivania, and, of course , olives, carob syrup , pure chocolate spread and the local sweet bread Arcata .\nAncient and Christian Cyprus\nThis trip will take you on an ancient and early Christian trip of Cyprus\u2019 heritage. You will have the pleasure of visiting the beautiful Medieval Castle of the Cavaliers in Kolossi, built by the Byzantines in the XIII century. Then we go on to the Archaeological Park of Curion where you will see the magnificent Greco-Roman theater, which is the greatest of its kind for historical and cultural value. You will also get to visit Evstoli\u2019s house with its well-preserved mosaics and Roman baths. Our next stop will be at the ancient birthplace of Aphrodite, the highly revered Goddess of Love and Beauty. According to the legend, it was here, in this beautiful place, that she stepped ashore. Then we continue on to the village Yeroskipou, which in Greek means \u2018sacred gardens.\u2019 Here you can enjoy traditional Cypriot sweets \u2013 \u2018Lukumi\u2019 and see the five-dome stone church of St. Paraskeva, erected in the IX century. From there you will head to Paphos\u2019 Archaeological Park, a listed UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will visit the House of Dionysus \u2013 A Roman villa with superbly preserved floor mosaics that tell the story of the heroes of Greek mythology. Then we will visit the catacombs of St. Salomon and go to the column of St. Paul, who was sentenced to a public flogging. After you will visit Paphos\u2019 Tombs of the Kings where you can explore the whole complex of underground tombs, many of which date back to the IV century BC. Nearby, is the Monastery of St. Neophytos, dedicated to one of the most revered saints of Cyprus, simply known as \u2018The Recluse\u2019. According to the legend of St. Neophytos, who lived in the 12th century in Cyprus, he hollowed a cave in these rocks and then allowed the most devout of his followers to stay as close as novices, giving rise to a new monastery.\nWine and Gastronomy tour\nThis themed itinerary will begin in the Eastern Troodos mountains. You will visit the village Agros, which is famous for the magnificent gardens of fragrant roses and damask rose water production. You will have the opportunity to try the pink liquor and cosmetics produced there. Nearby, in the workshop, they serve traditional Cypriot sweets - fruits in sweet syrup and \u2018soutsukos\u2019. Also in the village, you will visit a small family smokehouse and can taste delicious local meat delicacies: lounza - smoked pork meat, loukanika - pork sausages with spices and chiromeri - smoked pork marinated in wine sauce. Heading out of the village, you will take in the majestic scenery of the mountain and the valleys of Pitsiliya where they grow grapes, almonds, hazelnuts and walnuts in the abundant orchards. Amazing scenery, a variety of natural forms and a bright color palette makes this area one of the most attractive in Cyprus. Later on, in the village of Platres, you will enjoy hand crafted chocolate with various delicious fillings and a delicious hot chocolate drink as well. The tour wouldn\u2019t be complete without a visit to the winery and a tasting of the traditional Cypriot wines, including the famous Commandaria and the fiery drink - zivania. In the village of Omodos, you can taste olives, olive paste, healthy and tasty carob syrup, pure chocolate spread, the local sweet bread Arcatena, nuts and mountain honey. Omodos has something to offer everybody, not least because of its fine lace embroidery and silver jewellery.\nBeginning, we will visit one of the most beautiful places in Cyprus - Hilarion Castle, which was built on top of a mountain range in the 8th century and later served as a royal residence. We will reach a spectacular panorama which will take us into the past. Then we will go to Bellapais Abbey - a unique sample of Cypriot Gothic style, brought to the island by Frankish knights. This is the first Catholic monastery in Cyprus, founded by the Augustinian Order in the early 13th century and it is the majestic place with a magnificent view of the Northern coast of Cyprus. We continue our journey towards Kyrenia, a town with old houses, a medieval castle and a picturesque bay in a horseshoe shape, reminiscent of the coastal towns in the south of France. Here we will visit the fortress, which was built in the 2nd century to protect the town from enemy raids. Over time the fortress expanded and strengthened. Inside in the fortress, is located the church of St. George, the Venetian tower, a dungeon and a museum housing a sunken ship of which you can see the skeleton of a merchant ship of the 4th century BC and the remnants of his load. It is possibly the oldest merchant ship that has ever been found. You will have free time to stroll through the picturesque port, have a snack or a cup of coffee before the return trip. NOTE: Make sure to bring your passport!\nWe will visit Famagusta \u2013 a city of contrasts -where nearby the crowded historic center is a district, which in former times had been bustling with many tourists who stayed in luxurious hotels there-a reflection of a bygone era. The tragic events of 1974 transformed this part of the city in a \"ghost town\", empty and deserted, surrounded by a high barbed wire fence. During the day we will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the historical heart of Famagusta, take a walk through the town and see the fortress. The town will impress you with its powerful Venetian fortress walls and the famous tower of Othello. We can see the port\u2019s gate of Famagusta, stroll through the narrow streets of the town, learn about the history of one of the most beautiful Gothic churches of Cyprus - the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, where the ceremony of the coronation of kings took place. This perfectly preserved temple now is the current Muslim mosque La Mustafa Pasha. Then we will visit the ancient city of Salamis. The most famous monument of Salamis is a magnificent gymnasium with Roman baths and an amphitheater. In the center of the gymnasium, surrounded by marble columns, is the indoor stadium \u2018Palestra,\u2019 where professional athletes and citizens could engage in sporting activities. The baths here were decorated with marble statues of gods and heroes that have partially survived to the present day, renovated by archaeologists. The antique theater here, built during the reign of Augustus, was one of the largest theaters in the entire Eastern Mediterranean and could accommodate up to15, 000 spectators. At the end of our tour you will see the tomb of St. Varnavas, the first Christian preacher in Cyprus, as well as the church museum. 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        "raw_content": "At 1:09 PM, November 16, 2009, Michael F. Martin said...\nThere is some evidence that humans are unique at least to the degree to which individuals are willing to cooperate with non-kin to achieve social goals. In reflecting on Nozick in the past, I have often wondered if what's missing from the experience machine is not authentic interpersonal interaction. It's not experience that counts for us so much as knowledge that our experience has an impact on others'?\nThis touches on another point you've raised here. To the extent our utility is dependent on others', we have a nice mess of nonlinearity. Some of us like it that way.\nAt 3:55 PM, November 16, 2009, pjsw said...\nThere's good reason to believe that economists and philosophers do not use \"utility\" in the same way, and that its meaning has shifted significantly over time. However, I would surely botch the explanation were I to attempt it, so I'll just direct you to the fine book, \"Ethics out of Economics\" by John Broome (Cambridge University Press, 1999), Introduction and Part I, \"Preference and value.\"\nI think the experience machine wager described by Nozick stipulated that the life-long illusory experience would be indistinguishable from reality, in which case a rational hedonist may well select the \"modestly improved\" reality.\nAt 12:16 AM, November 17, 2009, William H Stoddard said...\nOn the matter of \"we expect people to do what makes them happy,\" do the people you're close to include anyone who's clinically depressed? I've lived with a clinically depressed woman for a quarter century. One of the most counterintuitive parts of this condition is that a depressed person will respond to \"Why don't you do X? doing X makes you happy\" with \"I know, but I still don't want to do it.\"\nThis seems to have several lines of thought behind it:\n\"I know I'll be happy after I've done it, but I haven't done it and I can't bear to think of making the effort.\"\n\"Happiness isn't worth attaining because it won't last.\"\n\"I don't deserve to be happy; I'm a worthless person and I ought to be miserable.\"\nIf economics had been developed by clinically depressed people, it might look very different. . . .\nOn a more philosophical note, I find it impossible to believe in utility, except as a convenient theoretical fiction.\nThe idea seems to be that there is a sort of N-dimensional hyperspace that maps all states of the world that I might experience, and a family of (N-1)-dimensional hypersurfaces that partition that hyperspace into regions at equal potential. Presumably, if you wanted a completely descriptive/predictive model of human behavior, you would say that each person's set of hypersurfaces was constantly changing to reflect their internal state; for example, as the time since I last ate increases, the utility of most things I might eat increases also. Since economists are mostly interested in predicting purchases, they often write as if each person's utility function were constant, which is at least a workable approximation, though it might fail for biological appetite . . . for example, the practical wisdom is that you should not buy groceries when you're hungry!\nBut the complexity of the situations we might encounter is so high that I find it unbelievable that anyone actually knows the utility of all those situations. Especially since we're talking about a world where new goods can be created. What is the utility to me of a DVD of Serenity? Five years ago, I couldn't know, because Serenity hadn't been filmed. Twenty years ago, I couldn't know, because DVDs weren't on the market. When that DVD became available, did I then have to update my utility function to map its equipotential relationships relative to every other good and service I might buy, or spend time on making? That seems like a huge computational task.\nInsofar as we do compute something like \"utility,\" I don't think there's any one internal measure that we use to do so. Rather, when we have to decide between A and B, we need to find some common measure that approximates what \"benefit\" we gain from each of them. That measure need not be the same for all pairs of goods, and for some specific pairs of goods, it may be hard to find a single measure that works for both of them . . . and thus, hard to choose between them. I think making choices is not simply a computational process, but a creative process.\nI imagine some economists know this, and take it into account. But a lot of writing about economics that I've seen sounds as if economists thought that the utility function was already defined, and we just had to do a table lookup to determine which of any two things had more utility.\nAt 4:29 AM, November 17, 2009, Alex Perrone said...\nI don't think the thought experiment really contrasts utility and happiness so easily. Yes the illusory life would make you happier in that life, but the thought experiment is not just comparing the lives, but the choice of lives. Given the choice, it seems like answering \"no\" is equivalently to saying \"I am not happy with the thought that the life would be illusory.\"\nI assume that happiness should be maximized, and I really can't see a knockdown weakness to that. One could imagine happy slaves and so on to show that happiness and freedom are incompatible, but then must also run the counterfactual to see if those people are happier free. The fact is, we don't know what kind of state would make people most happy.\nBut given the goal of maximizing happiness, some interesting things follow. Since a utility function is a function that describes how one would choose from alternatives, and since how one chooses from alternatives does not always make one most happy (evidence coming from psychology), utilitarianism is not the best political philosophy.\nAs a corollary, capitalism, which rests on maximizing utility (otherwise put: always permitting one to choose what one would choose if given all alternatives), is not the ideal economic system under the standard of happiness.\nConsider a real-world twist on the experience machine. You have a choice of two kinds of states: one that maximizes utility, or one that maximizes happiness.\nOf course, you must note that you would be happier in the happy state. The utility state simply allows you to prefer what you would in fact choose, perhaps to your or others' detriment.\nThere are some problems with defining a utility function purely by observing what choices people actually make. First and most obviously, those choices only give you an *ordering* of utilities, not the *magnitude* of any of those utilities; the \"less-than\" operator may be well-defined, but the \"plus\" and \"minus\" operators not.\nSecond, describing choice as maximizing a (more or less numeric-valued) utility function presupposes that choices have the properties of an ordered set, such as transitivity, which may not always hold of real people in real scenarios. In other words, even the \"less than\" operator may not behave the way it \"obviously\" must.\nHudebnik writes that observing choices only gives you an ordering of utility, not magnitudes. That is not true if we follow Von Neumann's approach to defining utility. VN utility is cardinal, not ordinal, and one can deduce it by observing choices made under conditions of uncertainty.\nI agree, of course, that the usual economic models of choice don't perfectly describe real world human behavior. In this case as in many others, one has to trade off the advantages of a more realistic theory against the disadvantages.\nJosiah Neeley said:\nSorry for the off topic comment. Prof. Friedman, I am currently reading your The Machinery of Freedom and am quite enjoying it. Do you have a suggestion as to which of your books I ought to read next?\n\"Do you have a suggestion as to which of your books I ought to read next?\"\nThat depends what you want to learn. If you want to learn more economics, read _Hidden Order_. If you want to learn about the application of economics to Law, _Law's Order_. If you want learn about possible futures driven by possible technological revolutions, read _Future Imperfect_.\nAnd if you want to read a story, with some economics and other such stuff implicit in it, read my novel _Harald_.\nAll of those, except for _Hidden Order_, are available to be read for free online; _Harald_ is part of the Baen free library, the others on my web page. So you can sample them that way, before deciding if you want to obtain the hardcopy.\nI just looked up the von Neumann-Morgenstern definition; thanks for the suggestion. In brief, it says my preference for option A over option B is \"twice as strong\" as my preference for option A over option C iff I would be indifferent between option C and a 50-50 random choice between options A and B. (Have I got that right?)\nThere are still questions about its applicability to real people, of course. Von Neumann and Morgenstern start with the explicit assumptions that preference is transitive, antisymmetric, and total (as well as a couple of other interesting properties), all of which are questionable in reality.\nAnd it's not clear that there's a linear relationship between the probabilistic notion of expected value and people's own notions of value: risk-preferrers weigh positive outcomes more heavily, and risk-avoiders weigh negative outcomes more heavily, than a strict EV calculation would do. So, all else being equal, the utility function inferred from choices will assign option C a higher utility (relative to A and B) for a risk-avoider and a lower utility for a risk-preferrer.\nWhich doesn't mean the utility function isn't useful in predicting an individual's choices, but we have to remember its limitations: we can't meaningfully \"add\" or \"subtract\" utilities for different people, nor \"add\" utilities for different outcomes for the same person.\nAt 10:27 AM, November 19, 2009, matt said...\nTo me the idea has never made much sense: Literally any behavior whatsoever can be described as the maximization of some utility function. At that level it's a tautology.\nTo make the concept useful you have to assume happiness or money or consumption or whatever is a reasonably proxy for utility. While such an assumption might be extremely powerful and useful within the domain of a particular theoretical model, in other domains I think it is an extremely poor model.\nHudebnik correctly describes one implication of VN utility.\n\"Risk-avoider\" is a misleading term. What it actually means, in economics, is someone for whom money has declining (VN) marginal utility. So given the choice between a lottery with expected value $X and a certain payment of $X he will prefer the latter. That is a statement about his utility function for money, not for risk.\nhttp://www.daviddfriedman.com/Academic/Price_Theory/PThy_Chapter_13/PThy_Chapter_13.html\nand go down to the subhead \"Choice in an Uncertain World.\"\nAt 1:40 PM, November 20, 2009, Paul Birch said...\nThe objection that, for real people, utility may sometimes be intransitive is one I have seen before. It is in error. It is logically impossible for the utility function to be intransitive, however irrational the player.\nIt is however possible for a person's utility function to be rapidly variable or unstable. The simplest case is the old saw, \"the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence\". When you're on side A, B>A; when you're on side B, A>B. But unless you're Shrodinger's Cat, you can't be on both sides at once; the act of crossing the fence is what triggers the change of utility function, but at any instant that function remains well-behaved.\nIf utilities were often radically unstable this way, economic theory would have major problems; but so would living! We need reasonably stable utilities in order to function (but completely stable utilities would be as bad, or once we started eating we'd never stop - we need variable appetites and diminishing marginal utilities).\nIt is however possible for a person's utility function to be rapidly variable or unstable.\nIs there any meaningful distinction between a utility function which is actually intransitive and one that's so unstable that, in the time it takes to ask three questions, it looks intransitive?\nLet's try a different thought experiment that removes time from the equation. Take a large sample of people with (you have reason to believe) fairly similar utility functions. Divide them randomly into three groups: ask one group to choose between options A and B, another between B and C, and the third between A and C, all simultaneously. The results could well be A>B, B>C, and C>A -- it may be unlikely, but not \"logically impossible\". Could we interpret that as evidence for truly intransitive preferences? What if we repeated the experiment with different random groupings and got the same result?\nThere are indeed important differences. An intransitive utility function, if it were possible, would be mathematically pathological. Unusable. By contrast, a variable utility function is mathematically well-behaved. We can work with it. Variable utility functions are telling us useful things about how appetites and preferences shift.\nThere is no way any experiment can ever indicate or measure an intransitive utility. If your thought experiment gave such a result (unlikely, but, as you say, not impossible) it would merely mean that the three groups had different instantaneous preferences because you subjected them to different conditions (eg., asked them to choose between different pairs). This would be a useful datum. One could then explore why these particular marginal utilities were so finely balanced and easily perturbed.\nOK, I've read the chapter you cite, and I'm not sure what it has to do with money. In fact, you give an example yourself of being \"risk-averse\" with respect to ice cream cones rather than money. It seems to me that one can similarly define \"risk-averse\" and \"risk-preferring\" (in an absolute sense) with respect to anything with a well-defined numeric measure.\nFurthermore, one could also usefully define \"risk-averse\" and \"risk-preferring\" as relative terms (\"person X is more risk-averse than person Y\") even for things that don't have a well-defined numeric measure (only an ordering), by observing that, when offered a choice of two lotteries, person X chooses the one with \"compressed\" outcomes (more-likely but less-bad worst case, and/or more-likely but less-good best case) while person Y chooses the one with \"stretched\" outcomes (the opposite).\nFor example, consider two people who both enjoy walking in the park. They're confronted with the question of whether to go for a walk late at night. The (relative) risk-avoider says no, choosing the certain cost of getting to go for fewer walks in the park over the unlikely but very costly possibility of getting mugged; the (relative) risk-preferrer does the opposite. Without a numeric way to equate the pleasure of walking with the disadvantages of getting mugged, we can't say absolutely what \"risk-neutral\" would be, but we can unambiguously say one of them is more risk-averse than the other.\nIf your thought experiment gave such a result (unlikely, but, as you say, not impossible) it would merely mean that the three groups had different instantaneous preferences because you subjected them to different conditions (eg., asked them to choose between different pairs).\nAgain, I think this is a distinction without a difference. Suppose (for simplicity) that we got the exact same result regardless of how the random groups were chosen. Then one could describe the utility function of each of the people in the sample conditionally as \"If you ask me to choose between A and B, I prefer A; if you ask me to choose between B and C, B; if between A and C, C.\" Does this differ in any measurable way from having an actually intransitive utility function?\nAn intransitive utility function, if it were possible, would be mathematically pathological. Unusable.\nQuite true, but does that prevent it from happening in the real world?\nHudebnik points out, correctly, that one could be risk averse in something other than money. But putting it in terms of \"He is risk averse\" without specifying in what makes it sound as though risk aversion is a feature of his attitude towards risk, and so should apply whatever the risk is in. My point was that that is not the case. The fact that someone is risk averse in money tells us essentially nothing about his attitude to risk in length of life.\nHudebnik writes:\n\"I think this is a distinction without a difference.\"\nIt's the difference between a three-legged stool and a three-legged biped. The latter is nonsense. Intransitive utility functions are nonsense - literally. Variable utility functions are not. They are the rule. In the real world, utility functions, however complex, variable, irrational or unstable they might be, cannot be mathematically pathological. No utility measurement whatsoever can ever give an intransitive result. To claim that it does would be to close your eyes to what was actually going on - that people's preferences were being changed by what you were doing, or perhaps that their declared or revealed preferences included some other component you hadn't expected (such as a desire for the approval of the experimemnter).\nNo utility measurement whatsoever can ever give an intransitive result.\nBut I just described a scenario, not violating any known laws of physics, that looks like an intransitive utility function in every measurable way. There may be a number of different possible psychological reasons for the person to behave that way, but if we limit ourselves to observations of people's actual economic behavior, we have no way to distinguish among those reasons.\nIf f is a real-valued function, then yes, it is logically impossible for f(A) > f(B) > f(C) > f(A). So what do you do if you observe the experimental results that I described? You can hypothesize that the function is conditional, changes in response to what question is asked, changes from millisecond to millisecond, and redefine the thing into uselessness. Or you can hypothesize, more simply, that there is no such function having the properties we expect of a utility function.\nVon Neumann and Morgenstern prove that there must be such a numeric function, under the assumptions that people's actual choices among lotteries are transitive, antisymmetric, convex, etc. Without those assumptions, the simplest explanation is that the numeric-valued function doesn't exist.\nputting it in terms of \"He is risk averse\" without specifying in what makes it sound as though risk aversion is a feature of his attitude towards risk, and so should apply whatever the risk is in... The fact that someone is risk averse in money tells us essentially nothing about his attitude to risk in length of life.\nSure. It's plausible that a person's risk-aversion in regard to different goods would be positively correlated, and that's something a psychologist could study experimentally. But there's no a priori reason to believe it, or to say in this general sense that \"Person X is risk-averse\".\nOne could, however, say \"Person X is more risk-averse than Person Y\" in regard to a particular class of goods, even if the goods in question don't have neat numeric measures like money or ice cream cones so you can't talk about convex or concave utility curves.\nHudebnik:\nThere is no measurement or observation that \"looks like\" an intransitive utility function, because there is no such thing and never could be. It is a mathematical nonsense.\nBy contrast, variable utility functions are just what we would expect to see, and what we all know quite well from personal experience. Saying that utility changes in response to external conditions is not \"redefining it into uselessness\", it is a crucial, obviously true, and highly illuminating part of the whole theory of economics.\nYour hypothetical experiments would be very easy to understand in terms of variable utility functions. They would pose no particular difficulty for standard economic theory.\nI shouldn't have used the phrase \"utility function\", because that presupposes something real-valued. Yes, a real-valued function on which < is intransitive would be a mathematical nonsense.\nI should perhaps have used the phrase \"choice function\" instead -- a two-parameter function on outcomes which tells which (if either) the person prefers.\nI recognize that there are realistic situations in which the most natural interpretation is that the choice function (and hence the inferred utility function) has changed over time, either in response to the way choices are presented or to something else. But if the choice function doesn't change (as in my thought experiment), it seems unnecessarily complicated to conclude that \"the utility function\" is changing and changing back rapidly and consistently, as opposed to the (simpler, IMHO) interpretation that there is no real-valued utility function corresponding to this particular choice function -- that the person really does prefer A to B, B to C, and C to A. Or the person really does prefer both A and B to any nontrivial random mixture of them. Telling the person that it's mathematically impossible to have those preferences is unlikely to change them :-)\nThe utility or choice function we are discussing is the one that describes how people actually choose. Because people actually do choose, it must exist, in some form, and it must be real. Faced with a choice of (only) three options one cannot do other than choose one of them - there is no such thing as an intransitive choice. In your thought experiment you did not offer a choice of three options; you provided three different two-way choices, under necessarily different conditions. The precise utility or choice function is necessarily different in the three cases; in some circumstances it could be sufficiently and consistently different to get the result you want. But the interpretation you would want to place upon such a result is neither simpler nor reasonable; it is sheer nonsense - as logically impossible and meaningless as a three-legged biped.\nThe utility or choice function we are discussing is the one that describes how people actually choose. Because people actually do choose, it must exist, in some form, and it must be real.\nWhat is \"it\"? You use \"it\" as though it referred to both the choice function and the utility function. They're not the same thing: the choice function takes two arguments, returns a boolean, and comes directly from empirical observation, while the utility function takes one argument, returns a real, and is inferred from the choice function.\nI'm not disputing that the choice function exists: it merely states people's actual choices. What I'm disputing is that every choice function can naturally be viewed as maximizing some real-valued utility function. The obvious counterexample is a choice function which doesn't obey transitivity, since comparison on a real-valued utility function must obey transitivity.\nIn your thought experiment you did not offer a choice of three options; you provided three different two-way choices...\nIf I understand this, you're suggesting that we can demonstrate the impossibility of an intransitive choice function by asking the same people yet a fourth question: \"which of A, B, and C do you like best?\" If they answer \"A\", then they cannot possibly prefer C to A. Right?\nBut if, as you say, changing from one two-way question to another can change the choice function, then surely changing to a three-way question can also change the choice function; in particular, the answer to a three-way question doesn't tell you the answers to two-way questions. So it shouldn't surprise you when, given a two-way choice again, the subjects stubbornly continue preferring C to A.\n(This is reminiscent of one of the assumptions in Arrow's impossibility theorem: a person's (or group's) preference for C over A is unchanged by the presence or absence of option B. It was problematic for Arrow, and it's still problematic here.)\nVon Neumann and Morgenstern (as I understand it -- I haven't read the original paper, only a few Webbed summaries of it) had no problem saying \"if the choice function has certain properties, then we can infer a real-valued utility function that is being optimized.\" Paul seems to be working in the other direction: he takes the existence of the real-valued utility function on faith, regardless of whether the choice function has the properties that lead naturally to it.\nIn a trivial sense, Paul is right: if we allow \"the utility function\" to vary arbitrarily with what question is asked, we can always define a real-valued function that does the job. For example, in my thought experiment,\nif the question is A vs. B, then U(A) = 10, U(B) = 0, and U(C) = 6\nif the question is B vs. C, then U(A) = -638, U(B) = 9876.5, and U(C) = 6789\nif the question is A vs. C, then U(A) = 5280, U(B) = 17, and U(C) = 62003782949786120\nif the question is A vs. B vs. C, then U(A) = 2, U(B) = -2, and U(C) = 0.\nThat's a real-valued function consistent with the choices I described. But it's utterly arbitrary; it carries no more information than the boolean-valued choice function did, because it has no pattern. If we allow that kind of arbitrariness in utility functions, then as Matt said we're in the realm of tautology.\nI can imagine observing, usefully (for marketers or political pollsters), that a person's choice between two alternatives changes with how the question is asked, or with what other alternatives are available. But if that's actually happening, then it becomes much harder to infer a utility function from the choices, and if you could, it wouldn't tell you anything useful.\nIf there's anything more to be said on this, maybe we should take it to private e-mail.\nThere is no such thing as an intransitive choice. There never can be, no matter what experimental scheme you think up. So it is unscientific - indeed, plain irrational - to try to \"explain\" choices by means of a non-existent and unmeasurable intransitive function when we know that respectable variable preferences can do the job. I don't care whether you call it a choice function or a utility function. It works just the same either way.\nOf course, the full utility function has an enormously high number of dimensions, covering every degree of freedom and describing every condition under which a choice may take place. So in one part of behaviour space we may have A>B, in another B>A; in one part we may have A>B, in another B>C, in a third C>A. So what? That's not intransitivity. It's just that the hills go down and across as well as up. Not arbitrarily, but with predictable regularities as well as more random or less regular elements.\nLet me see if I can summarize where we agree and where we disagree.\nWe agree, I think, that the numerical value of a utility function is never observed directly; it is only inferred from the choices people make. As a corollary, there is no conceivable way to experimentally distinguish between two utility functions that differ by a constant factor or a constant additive term.\nWe agree also (with von Neumann and Morgenstern) that if the choices people make have certain properties (antisymmetry, transitivity, probabilistic convexity, etc.) which seem to hold in the great majority of real-world situations, then one can infer a real-valued utility function, uniquely (up to constant factors and additive terms, i.e. as \"unique\" as it could possibly be).\nThe difference comes in those unusual circumstances when the \"choices people make,\" as taken literally, don't follow those rules, such as in my thought experiment where people consistently choose A over B, B over C, and C over A in pairwise comparisons, or where people choose both A and B over any probabilistic mix of the two. In such a situation (I think we agree) one can't generally infer a static, unique utility function; if there is to be a utility function, it has to be more complex and conditional, which adds enough degrees of freedom that it's no longer unique.\nIn interpreting such a situation, we have to decide between two notions of what a utility function is supposed to do:\n* Utility functions are useful because they allow you to describe whatever people actually do;\n* Utility functions are useful because they're simple and regular enough to extrapolate from observed choices to predicted choices.\nThese are both nice properties, but they're incompatible. A notion of \"utility function\" that makes predictions is falsifiable, i.e. not compatible with every conceivable observation. OTOH, a notion of \"utility function\" that can handle whatever the universe gives us can't rule out any possible universe and therefore can't make predictions.\nWe can view much of science's history in terms of the conflict between these two goals. One can always achieve either one at the expense of the other: one can achieve universal applicability at the cost of tautology (and therefore uselessness), or one can achieve simplicity and regularity at the cost of inapplicability (and therefore uselessness). In practice, any science (physics, biology, economics, etc.) usually starts with a simple, regular model, then makes it progressively more complex to accommodate the observed data, but without jumping all the way to an unfalsifiable model.\nI said earlier that if a \"utility function\" can be conditional on what choices are offered, then it can accommodate any conceivable behavior and therefore cannot predict any behavior. To me, that makes it useless. I presume that to Paul, the advantage of being able to use utility functions for anything outweighs the disadvantage of losing predictive power. De gustibus non disputandum est.\nWe still have the question of uniqueness. Once a utility function is allowed to be conditional on the question, we can no longer combine information from different questions to jointly infer a single utility function, uniquely (up to a linear function). So any real values you assign to the utility function are arbitrary -- not only up to any linear function, but up to any order-preserving transformation. To me, calling this a \"real-valued\" function is putting lipstick on a pig; it's really just a choice function, about which no numerical reasoning can be done. I suppose there's no harm in giving it real values, but the numbers don't actually carry any information except in their ordering. Using real numbers for this strikes me as false advertising, like measuring a distance by lengths of your arm and reporting it to an accuracy of microns.\nAt 7:43 PM, November 29, 2009, John_David_Galt said...\nI would not want to move into Nozick's experience machine, but not because one's accomplishments there wouldn't be \"real\" -- that's a question-begging term in context. I wouldn't go there because it amounts to moving to a new universe, which is bound to be (in practical terms) different in a lot of ways, thus wasting a lot of my useful knowledge.\nThe issue of my utility being dependent on others', or vice versa, I see as their problem.\nBut there are other issues with knowing exactly when one will die. An amoral person who had that knowledge would, at the very least, borrow and spend all the money he can get, if he can be sure that the collectors won't come around until he's dead. An even more amoral person would steal, rape, rob, whatever he would enjoy in his last few days.\nConversely, if others (or just the government) knew when you will die, they could do unto you as they like with no consequences just by getting *their* timing right.\nThe real reason this thought experiment breaks down, of course, is that anyone who knows when you will die almost certainly has the power to change that date or even prevent it (whether or not that knowledge came from the fact that your death is going to be by their hand in the first place, as in Harlan Ellison's story about the Ticktockman).\nAt 2:16 PM, December 02, 2009, Gene Callahan said...\n\"We expect people to choose what makes them happy...\"\nWow, that's really optimistic. I only expect them to choose what they think will make them happy, something that they quite obviously often fail miserably at... just look at suicide divorce, and depression stats -- unless, of course, they chose suicide because it made them happy!\nArbitrage, Comparative Advantage, and World of War...\nControlling Corporations: Stockholders vs Stakehol...\nWanted: Technological Revolutions",
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        "raw_content": "Early Dead Covers\nI've put together a list of the first known performances of the Dead's cover songs in the '60s and '70s.\nThese are listed by the order first performed; but in many cases the Dead played a song in rehearsals, sometimes for years, long before playing it live. Often they'd drop a song and then bring it back years later - in those cases I provided both dates.\nThis is as complete as I could make it. There are, though, a lot of things I did NOT include:\n- original songs. These are covered here:\n- songs only performed in 1966. That year has a unique repertoire that deserves an article of its own - if a song didn't make it past 1967, I didn't list it. See:\n- covers done after 1979. There are lots of these, of course, but someone else can handle them better than I could.\n- instrumentals. (These might include the Foxy Lady jam on 4-21-69, the Close Encounters jam on 1-22-78; the various jams on Darkness Darkness or Tighten Up or Feelin' Groovy in 1970; teases like the 3-28-72 Sidewalks of New York or the 4-21&24-78 Stayin' Alive; or tuning ditties like Funiculi Funicula, etc.) I did make a couple exceptions to this.\n- songs only performed in the acoustic sets of '69/70; I've already listed those in a previous post. But I did note a couple that 'broke out' into electric sets as well.\nhttp://deadessays.blogspot.com/2009/08/deads-acoustic-sets-1969-1970.html\n- songs only performed with guests (such as the 12-10-69 Black Queen, and other songs only done with Elvin Bishop, Jorma Kaukonen, or Bo Diddley) - since these are already linked in my guest-appearance listing.\nAside from these exceptions, I'm sure I missed a few songs, so corrections are welcome!\nI also noted, where possible, the recording the Dead were covering (which is not always by the original songwriter; sometimes the song is much older than the artist they took it from). Deaddisc.com and the Lyric & Song Finder are of inestimable help in these kinds of searches.\n(Note that in early '66, dates are tentative and frequently wrong. For instance, the old \"3/12/66\" show is now thought to be 3/19/66; Lemieux provided a setlist for the actual 3/12/66 - the first half of it is what's circulating as the second set of 5/19/66, and the second half is what's known as 2/25/66. But he turned out to be wrong about redating the 5/19/66 set, so that puts his \"3/12/66\" date in doubt as well! And much of what's been released from early '66 has no date at all. There's also no telling just how early the songs of early '66 were introduced to their repertoire. In short, though I'll order the songs by the 'standard' dates for convenience, everything I list from early '66 should be thought of as just \"early '66 sometime\" with no chronology implied.)\nI Know You Rider [traditional; no specific source] - studio recording November '65 (on Birth of the Dead CD); first live recording Jan '66 or 2/25/66 (after '66, was dropped until 9/30/69)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1966-XX-XX.sbd.GEMS.81254.flac16 (track 17)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-09-30.aud.early.hollister.80.sbeok.shnf\nWe have several covers played at our earliest taped Dead show:\nDeath Don't Have No Mercy [Rev. Gary Davis, 1960] - 1/8/66\nKing Bee [orig. Slim Harpo, 1957/Rolling Stones, 1964] - 1/8/66 (after '66, was dropped until 2/11/69)\nI'm a Hog For You Baby [Coasters, 1959] - 1/8/66 (also 3/25/66; after '66, was only played on 4/6/71)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd71-04-06.sbd.stephens.18735.sbeok.shnf\nLa Bamba [Richie Valens, 1959] - studio instrumental 2/23/66 (labeled as Good Lovin'); live 11/11/70 in a medley with Good Lovin'; then not heard til 1987\nWho Do You Love [Bo Diddley, 1956] - recorded in a March '66 studio demo; a snatch of it is played in the 11/11/70 jams; Pigpen then sings a bit of it in the Caution jams on 4/14 and 5/11/72.\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1966-03-09.sbd.sorochty.125516.flac16\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd72-04-14.sbd.hurwitt.8828.sbeok.shnf\nWe then have a set of undated recordings, from various shows in January-April:\nViola Lee Blues [Cannon's Jug Stompers, 1928] - Jan '66 (track 16 is the earliest; also played 3/19/66) - see also the first rehearsal from January:\nGood Morning Little Schoolgirl [orig. Sonny Boy Williamson/Junior Wells, 1965] - ??/66 (track 5 - with You Don't Love Me, which was also played 12/1/66)\nDon't Ease Me In [Henry Thomas, 1928] - ??/66; studio recording June '66 (on Birth of the Dead CD); also live 7/16/66 (after '66, was dropped until 3/20/70; after '70 acoustic sets, dropped until 9/16/72; after '75 hiatus, dropped until 2/7/79).\nI will spare you all the links for this one.\nNew Orleans [Gary Bonds, 1960] - 2/12/66; revived 8/29/69 (also played 6/6/70, 11/8/70)\n(This is debatable since the 2/12/66 rendition barely matches the song, but they probably played it other times that year.)\nMidnight Hour [Wilson Pickett, 1965] - Jan/Feb '66 (also 3/19/66)\nBeat It On Down the Line [Jesse Fuller, 1961] - ??/66 (also 3/19/66)\nIt's A Sin [Jimmy Reed, 1958] - ??/66 (also 3/19/66; after '66, was played on 10/10/68, otherwise dropped until 4/5/69)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-04-05.sbd.miller.18701.sbesok.shnf\n(I believe the blues instrumental played on 2/23/66 is also It's A Sin, but with no lyrics, can't be certain.)\nThe release of the Rare Cuts & Oddities CD proved quite a surprise, unearthing songs that no one knew had been covered so early:\nNot Fade Away [orig. Buddy Holly, 1957/Rolling Stones, 1964] - early '66 (on Rare Cuts); 2/19/69; next heard as a false start on 4/23/69; finally introduced into Dead's sets on 12/21/69\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-04-23.sbd.wise.70.sbeok.shnf\nWalking the Dog [Rufus Thomas, 1963] - early '66 (on Rare Cuts); revived 3/21/70 early show (also played 11/9/70; then disappears until 1984)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-03-21.early.lee.pcrp.20184.sbeok.shnf\nBig Railroad Blues [Cannon's Jug Stompers, 1928] - early '66 (on Rare Cuts); revived 6/24/70 (also done 9/7/69)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1970-06-24.aud.unknown.gadsden-reynolds.100223.flac16\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-09-07.sbd.dfinney.5808.sbeok.shnf (This was a drunken 'oldies' show with Garcia & Hot Tuna - it also has Twist and Shout, which was murdered by the Dead on one of the ??/66 reels.)\nPromised Land [Chuck Berry, 1964] - early '66 (on Rare Cuts); revived 5/29/71\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd71-05-29.aud.cotsman.19153.sbeok.shnf (poor AUD)\nOur next dated show gives us several more covers:\nCold Rain & Snow [traditional; Obray Ramsey, 1961] - 2/25/66 (played through '67, then dropped until 5/31/69)\nNext Time You See Me [Junior Parker, 1957] - 2/25/66 (after '67, was dropped until 9/27/69)\nOn the Road Again [Memphis Jug Band, 1928] - 2/25/66 (played again 12/1/66; after '66, was dropped until 1980)\nWe have quite a few new songs & covers at our next show, 5/19/66 - several of them wouldn't become Dead standards until 1969:\nIt Hurts Me Too [Elmore James, 1958] - 5/19/66\nIt's All Over Now, Baby Blue [Bob Dylan, 1965] - 5/19/66 (after '66, was dropped until 4/6/69)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-04-06.sbd.fm.cotsman.9492.sbeok.shnf\nSittin' On Top Of The World [orig. Mississippi Sheiks, 1930/Bill Monroe, 1957/Carl Perkins, 1958/etc.] - 5/19/66 (after '66, next heard on 3/26/68, then resurfaces 4/15/69)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd68-03-26.aud.cotsman.6029.sbeok.shnf (Check out the comment: \"We never did that one very good even when we were doing it.\")\nNew Minglewood Blues [Noah Lewis Jug Band, 1930] - 5/19/66 (after '66, was dropped until 4/26/69, was then rarely performed until '76 - six times in '70 and two in '71)\n4/26/69 is N/A on the Archive, but the other '69 performance is here:\nSilver Threads & Golden Needles [orig. Wanda Jackson, 1956/Springfields, 1962/others] - 5/19/66 (also on Rare Cuts; after '66, was dropped until 4/26/69)\nNext available performance:\nGood Lovin' [Olympics, 1965/Young Rascals, 1966] - 5/19/66 (also on Rare Cuts; after '66 was dropped until 5/7/69)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-05-07.sbd.cotsman.6028.sbeok.shnf (Jerry sings this and the next two on 8/29 and 9/6/69)\n7/3/66 is our next show with a bunch of new covers - note that the Archive link is screwed up since the songfiles list the 3/25/66 setlist! It plays the right show, though.\nDancing in the Street [Martha & the Vandellas, 1964] - 7/3/66\nHe Was a Friend of Mine [traditional; Mark Spoelstra, 1965] - 7/3/66\nBig Boss Man [Jimmy Reed, 1960] - 7/3/66 (after '66, heard once in 1967, then dropped until 6/27/69)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd67-09-03.sbd.backus.17272.sbeok.shnf (\"an old song\")\nThese three songs can also be heard at our next show:\nNobody's Fault But Mine [Blind Willie Johnson, 1928] - 7/16/66 (also played 12/1/66; after '66 was dropped until 5/14/70 & 6/13/70 as a jam within New Speedway; then was dropped again until 10/2/72 when it became part of the post-Truckin' jam)\nOur next few shows don't offer anything new setlist-wise, but towards the end of the year we find some new covers in 11/19/66. (This show could actually be from 3/17/67, but for now I'll leave the traditional date.)\nSame Thing [Muddy Waters, 1965] - 11/19/66 (also played 11/29/66 and 3/18/67; then not heard again until 12/31/71; reintroduced in '90s)\n(The version dated 9/16/66 is actually from 11/29/66.)\nHi-Heel Sneakers [Tommy Tucker, 1964] - 11/19/66 (not heard again until 8/3/69)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-08-28.sbd.lepley.4234.sbeok.shnf (a Hartbeats show, which also has the last It's A Sin until the 6/18/74 jam)\nSmokestack Lightning [Howlin' Wolf, 1956] - 11/19/66 (after 3/18/67, next heard on 3/3/68, then 5/7/69, and only ten Pigpen performances thereafter)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-05-07.sbd.cotsman.6028.sbeok.shnf (partial)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-06-06.sbd.jupile.9494.sbeok.shnf (with Elvin Bishop)\nMe and My Uncle [John Phillips, author; no specific source recording] - 11/29/66 (after '67, was dropped until 4/27/69)\n4/27/69 is a Dick's Pick, but the next performance is here:\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-05-03.aud.phunk1.73.sbeok.shnf\nBig Boy Pete [Olympics, 1960] - 11/29/66 (also done 9/6/69, 12/31/69, 3/1/70, 9/20/70)\nI Just Want To Make Love To You [Muddy Waters, 1954] - 11/29/66 (the only performance until 1984)\nDeep Elem Blues [numerous country versions; no specific source known] - 12/1/66 (then dropped until 3/20/70)\nMorning Dew [orig. Bonnie Dobson, 1962; numerous covers, no single source] - 3/18/67\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd67-03-18.sbd.fink.10282.sbeok.shnf\n(The Dew on http://www.archive.org/details/gd67-01-14.sbd.vernon.9108.sbeok.shnf turned out to be from late '68.)\nTurn On Your Lovelight [Bobby Bland, 1961] - 7/23/67\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1967-00-00.125314.sbd.studio.sorochty.flac16 (studio rehearsal)\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1967-07-23.aud.sorochty.125462.flac16 (at end, cut off)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1967-08-05.sbd.10356.shnf (complete)\nWe Bid You Goodnight [traditional; Joseph Spence & Pindar Family, 1965] - 3/16/68 (also played instrumentally in some Alligators on that tour, for instance 2/24/68)\n(The version here was actually from 3/31/68: http://www.archive.org/details/gd1968-01-22.sbd.miller.97342.sbeok.flac16)\nDeath Letter Blues [Son House, 1965] - 10/30/68 Hartbeats (only performance)\nHey Jude [Beatles, 1968] - 2/11/69 (also done 3/1/69)\nHard to believe, but both versions have been officially released.\nHard to Handle [Otis Redding, 1968] - 3/15/69\nGreen Grass of Home [Porter Wagoner, 1965] - 5/31/69\n(Significant as the first of the pedal-steel songs; for details on other country covers the Dead introduced in 1969, check my acoustic-sets post.)\nMama Tried [Merle Haggard, 1968] - 6/21/69 (This show also has the debut of Slewfoot.)\nSeasons of My Heart [George Jones, 1955] - 8/2/69 (also done 11/2, 12/31/69, and a few times in 1970)\nSearchin' [Coasters, 1957] - 8/29/69 (also done 11/8/70, and with the Beach Boys 4/27/71)\n(The Dead do a few oldies at this show: New Orleans>Searchin', and a Jerry-sung Good Lovin' that has an alternate intro sounding a lot like La Bamba, which has the same chords. Note that 8/29 and 9/6/69 are the last Good Lovin's that Jerry sings, before Pigpen takes over.)\nIt's All Over Now [orig. Valentinos, 1964/Rolling Stones, 1964] - 9/6/69 (also done 11/20/70)\n(9/6/69 also catches the Dead in an oldies mood, as they bring out a couple rare covers like this one and Big Boy Pete.)\nMonkey & the Engineer [Jesse Fuller, 1961] - 12/19/69 (usually an acoustic song, it was done electric a few times)\nThe Race Is On [George Jones, 1964] - 12/31/69 (done acoustic & with NRPS in 1970; then dropped until 3/19/73)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1973-03-19.sonyecm.moskal.97417.flac16(AUD)\nDark Hollow [Bill Browning, 1958; & others] - 2/14/70 (usually an acoustic song, but it was done electric a couple times in 1971)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-10-31.early.sbd.fischer.6517.sbeok.shnf (the first electric Dark Hollow - and the last Viola Lee)\nTwo Trains Running [Muddy Waters, 1951] - this is just a verse or two sung by Pigpen in the Lovelights on 2/27/70 and 12/15/71\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-02-27.sbd.clugston.2191.sbeok.shnf (19 minutes into Lovelight)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd71-12-15.sbd.cotsman.12615.sbeok.shnf (in the Lovelight reprise, after I'm A Man - the only performance of that one other than 3/25/72 with Bo Diddley)\nIt's a Man's World [James Brown, 1966] - 4/9/70\n(This show also has the mysterious \"Cowboy Song\".)\nFrozen Logger [numerous versions; no specific source known] - 5/7/70 (also done 6/21/70, 12/26/70, and 8/25/72)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-06-21.aud.hanno.6160.sbeok.shnf (in the Intro)\nAin't It Crazy/The Rub [Lightnin' Hopkins] - 5/15/70 (first played by Mother McCree's jugband in 1964; played acoustic in 1970 & electric in early 1971)\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd71-03-18.sbd.yerys.1663.sbeok.shnf (first electric version)\nBig Railroad Blues [Cannon's Jug Stompers, 1928] - 6/24/70 (acoustic; was also played by Garcia & Hot Tuna 9/7/69; later played electric)\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd69-09-07.sbd.dfinney.5808.sbeok.shnf\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1970-06-24.aud.unknown.gadsden-reynolds.100223.flac16\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1970-10-30.sbd-late.cousinit.29190.shnf (first electric version)\nEl Paso [Marty Robbins, 1959] - 7/11/70\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-07-11.aud.cotsman.9379.sbefail.shnf (Poor AUD. This show also has the only So Sad, an Everly Brothers cover.)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-07-14.sbd.cotsman.17815.sbeok.shnf (First electric version. Jerry says, \"Here's where Weir gets his wish, at the expense of everybody.\")\nGoin' Down the Road [traditional; no single source recording] - instrumental 10/10/70, song 10/11/70\n11/8/70 is famed for its rare covers:\nAround & Around [Chuck Berry, 1958/Rolling Stones, 1964] - 11/8/70\nMystery Train [Junior Parker, 1953] - 11/8/70 (only time played)\nMy Babe [Little Walter, 1955] - 11/8/70 (only time played)\n(Also the rare New Orleans>Searchin', reprised from 8/29/69.)\nMe & Bobby McGee [orig. Kris Kristofferson; Janis Joplin, 1970] - 11/29/70 (first played in NRPS set 11/6/70)\nJohnny B Goode [Chuck Berry, 1958] - 1/22/71 (previously done by Garcia & Hot Tuna 9/7/69, and by Weir & Hot Tuna 12/31/70)\nSing Me Back Home [Merle Haggard, 1967] - 4/5/71\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd71-04-05.sbd.stephens.16606.sbeok.shnf (starts out as onstage practice)\nOh Boy [Buddy Holly, 1957] - 4/6/71 (only electric performance; some later acoustic versions)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd71-04-06.sbd.stephens.18735.sbeok.shnf (along with I'm a Hog For You Baby)\nSecond That Emotion [Smokey Robinson, 1967] - 4/8/71 (only played seven times that month)\nGet Back [Beatles, 1969] - 10/21/71 soundcheck (Jerry sings; only time performed until 1987)\nhttp://www.dead.net/features/tapers-section/may-28-june-3-2007-0\nHideaway [Freddie King, 1961] - 11/7/71 (also done in the studio 4/2/75)\nYou Win Again [Hank Williams, 1952] - 11/14/71\nRun Rudolph Run [Chuck Berry, 1958] - 12/4/71 (only played seven times that month)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd71-12-04.sbd.lai.6256.sbefail.shnf\nI Washed My Hands In Muddy Water [orig. Stonewall Jackson, 1964] - 12/5/71 (only Dead performance)\nBig River [Johnny Cash, 1957] - 12/31/71\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd71-12-31.fm.lanum.135.sbeok.shnf (along with Pigpen's last Same Thing, and the last Dancin' in the Street until 1976)\n3/25/72 was notable not only for the Bo Diddley set but for several unique covers. Highlights were released on a Dick's Pick, but a terrible AUD is on the Archive:\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1972-03-25.aud.hanno.horner.22094.sbeok.shnf\nAre You Lonely For Me Baby [Freddie Scott, 1966] - 3/25/72 (only Dead performance)\nHow Sweet It Is [Marvin Gaye, 1964] - 3/25/72 (only Dead performance)\n(This show also features Pigpen's last Smokestack Lightning; it was later revived in 1984.)\nBo Diddley [you know who, 1955] - 3/25/72 (also done 5/23, 7/16, and 8/22/72; and a short bit on 11/11/70)\nRockin' Pneumonia [Huey Smith, 1957] - 5/23/72 (also done 5/24, 6/17, 9/3, and 10/23/72)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1972-05-23.sbd.unknown.16089.shnf\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1972-05-24.sbd-pset2.unknown.91509.flac16\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1972-09-03.sbd.gems.101143.flac16\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1972-10-23.sonyecm250.unknown.miller.98958.sbeok.flac16\nTomorrow Is Forever [Dolly Parton & Porter Wagoner, 1969] - 9/24/72 (Donna covers Dolly; played ten times)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd72-09-24.sbd.cribbs.25282.sbeok.shnf\nYou Ain't Woman Enough [Loretta Lynn, 1966] - 2/15/73 (Donna covers Loretta; played 15 times that year)\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1973-02-15.sbd.hall.1580.shnf\nIt Takes a Lot to Laugh [Bob Dylan, 1965] - 6/10/73\nThat's Alright Mama [orig. Arthur Crudup/Elvis Presley, 1954] - 6/10/73\n(Unique Dead performances; Garcia did these in his sets with Saunders, but decided to bring them out for the Allmans.)\nWang Dang Doodle [Howlin' Wolf, 1961] - 10/23/73 soundcheck (Jerry sings; only time performed until 1983)\nhttp://www.dead.net/features/tapers-section/may-21-may-28-2007\nBlue Suede Shoes [Carl Perkins, 1955], Working Man Blues [Merle Haggard, 1969] - 12/1/73 soundcheck\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1973-12-01.sbd.clugston.6648.sbefail.shnf\n(Blue Suede Shoes was repeated in the 12/12/73 soundcheck)\nPeggy-O [traditional; no specific source] - 12/10/73 (Download Series; also played 12/12/73)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd73-12-12.sbd.hobbs.6023.sbeok.shnf\nRip It Up [Little Richard, 1956], Thirty Days [Chuck Berry, 1955] - 12/12/73 soundcheck\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1973-12-12.sbd.soundcheck-from-2595.3401.shnf\nLet It Rock [Chuck Berry, 1960] - 6/23/74 (only Dead performance)\nSamson & Delilah [Rev. Gary Davis, 1960] - 6/3/76\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1976-06-03.sbd.seamons.fix-20004.86745.sbeok.shnf (this copy runs at the right speed)\nGot My Mojo Workin' [Muddy Waters, 1960] - 4/22/77 (also done 10/21/78)\nJack-a-Roe [traditional; no specific source] - 5/13/77\nIko Iko [orig. James Crawford, 1954/Dixie Cups, 1964; & many others, no specific source] - 5/15/77\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1977-05-15.28916.sbeok.flac16\nWerewolves of London [Warren Zevon, 1978] - 4/19/78\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1978-04-19.sbd.gans.miller.9121.shnf\nOllin Arrageed [Hamza el Din, 1978] - 9/14/78 (usually only played with Hamza el-Din, but a couple notable exceptions are the 11/18 and 11/23/78 spaces)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1978-09-13.aud-schk.unknown.miller.87779.sbeok.flac16(soundcheck)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1978-11-23.fob.sonyECM250.walker.scotton.miller.96031.sbeok.flac16\nGloria [Them, 1964] - 11/9/79 (jam in the He's Gone outro)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1979-11-09.sbd.stern.tetzeli.fix-318.34936.reflac.flac16\n(Gloria was not sung with lyrics until the '80s)\nC.C. Rider [traditional; no specific source] - 12/1/79 (comes out of another Gloria jam)\nThat's as far as I'll go.... I hope this was useful!\nFor another listing of the early Dead covers that lasted the longest in their repertoire, see: http://deadessays.blogspot.com/2013/09/guest-post-semi-permanent-repertoire-of.html\nDead song debuts\nHere is a listing of the first performances of some of the Dead's early songs. I skipped covers for the most part, but thought a simple list of first versions would show some interesting changes in how the songs developed, if anyone wants to go through and compare.\nThe initial idea was to see which tunes improved from their first performance to the album versions; but there's no general answer - each song has its own history.\nSome were excellent the first time out; others took a long time to settle into place; some were played for months before being recorded; others popped onto the stage fresh from studio rehearsals. Since Dead songs often took years to reach their full potential, it's rare to find a studio version that's the \"standard\" for a song. Early versions are usually rather bare and rough-edged, which makes them interesting to hear since our ears tend to fill in what's missing.\nI may have skipped some songs inadvertently, so add a comment if any are missing. This list goes up to 1977, and is mostly limited to the Dead's original songs that appeared on albums (so a lot of their unreleased '66 songs are not included), and a few of the more notable covers up to 1967 that were released on albums.\nA more complete listing of the Dead's early covers is here: http://deadessays.blogspot.com/2009/09/early-dead-covers.html\n1/8/66 - Caution\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1966-01-08.sbd.bershaw.5410.shnf - our first live Caution, though there's a short studio cut from November '65. (This show also has our first Death Don't Have, which never changed much.)\nJanuary 1966 - Viola Lee Blues studio rehearsal\nFor most of the songs on the Dead's first two albums, we don't have \"first\" performances since so many shows are missing. 1967 was a year of nonstop rehearsals, so early versions of Anthem tunes like the Other One & New Potato are very similar to the album recordings. Viola Lee's unique in that we have the rehearsal BEFORE the first live version, which is here (track 16, along with a couple slightly later versions) -\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1966-XX-XX.sbd.GEMS.81254.flac16\nJanuary 1966 - I Know You Rider\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1966-XX-XX.sbd.GEMS.81254.flac16 (track 17)\nA cover never released in a studio version, but this list wouldn't be complete without mentioning our earliest live I Know You Rider (which is similar to the Nov '65 studio demo).\n5/19/66 - Cream Puff War\nCream Puff War was played throughout '66, and this one's the earliest (there's another early one on the Rare Cuts CD). This show also has our first Hurts Me Too, Sittin' on Top of the World, New Minglewood Blues, and Good Lovin'.\n3/18/67 - Golden Road\nUnfortunately, we only have a couple performances of Golden Road, from after the album release.\nAs for the other cover songs on the first album -\nEarly 1966 - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, Beat It On Down The Line\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1966-XX-XX.sbd.GEMS.81254.flac16 (track 5)\nSchoolgirl was one of Pigpen's earliest numbers, and in fact our first Schoolgirl from early '66 is also the first Dead medley, sandwiched with You Don't Love Me. (This set also features perhaps our earliest BIODTL, track 13.)\n3/12/66 - Cold Rain & Snow\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd66-02-25.sbd.unknown.1593.sbefail.shnf\n1/14/67 - Morning Dew\nOur first Morning Dew comes from the same month the album was recorded.\n(However, the version on this tape actually dates from late '68, so the first live Dew we have is actually the one from 3/18/67 - http://www.archive.org/details/gd67-03-18.sbd.fink.10282.sbeok.shnf )\n6/18/67 - Alligator\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd67-06-18.sbd.mandrake.19586.sbeok.shnf - a primordial version. (A couple earlier dated tapes are misdates.)\n7/23/67 - Turn On Your Lovelight\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd1967-07-23.aud.sorochty.125462.flac16 (at the end, cut off)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd67-08-05.sbd.hanno.16753.sbeok.shnf (complete)\nA later performance was released on Live/Dead, but these early versions are quite different.\n8/4/67 - New Potato Caboose\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd67-08-04.sbd.hanno.16752.sbeok.shnf - I think this is the earliest New Potato we have (though some are misdated earlier).\nThis show (and 9/15/67) also has the earliest show-ending Feedback.\n10/22/67 - The Other One\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd67-10-22.sbd.miller.18101.sbeok.shnf - different lyrics.\n1/17/68 - Dark Star, China Cat, The Eleven, Born Cross-Eyed\nDark Star had already been recorded for the single, so this is an example of a live debut that's close to the studio version, but sounds very undeveloped since they kept expanding it for years.\nChina Cat, on the other hand, wouldn't be recorded for another year, and these early '68 versions are not only in a different key (so Garcia sings strangely) but are paired with the Eleven.\n1/20/68 - Clementine\nA short-lived song that didn't make it onto an album, though they played it now and then for another year.\nMay/June 1968 - St Stephen\nWe're fortunate to have a few Stephens from spring '68, shortly after its debut. 6/14 is the best, but these are in SBD quality. Many differences from later Stephens!\nMost of the other Aoxomoxoa debuts don't sound too different from the album versions, since they were played at the same time they were recorded.\nBut for the record:\n10/8/68 - Cosmic Charlie\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd68-10-08.sbd.belaff.17691.sbeok.shnf (Hartbeats, great!) +\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-01-17.sbd.miller.89798.sbeok.flac16 (Dead debut)\n12/7/68 - Rosemary\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1968-12-07.sbd.miller.88674.sbeok.flac16 (only one)\n12/20/68 - Mountains of the Moon\n1/24/69 - Dupree's Diamond Blues (with harmonica), Doin' That Rag\n(The 4/26/69 encore of What's Become of the Baby could count as a live version - Bear was playing back a studio tape on the PA while the band played feedback.)\nJune 1969 - Casey Jones, Dire Wolf, High Time (Garcia solo versions)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1970-01-01.studio.smith.91324.sbeok.flac16 - studio demo\n6/7/69 - Dire Wolf\nBut a more interesting alternate early version (Jerry on Pedal steel, Weir on vocals) is here, from 6/27/69 - http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-06-27.sbd.samaritano.20547.sbeok.shnf\n6/21/69 - High Time\nThese early versions are quite wispy.\n6/22/69 - Casey Jones\nThe early versions have a neat jam into the song, and this one's the best.\n8/21/69 - Easy Wind\nIt would take them a while to work out the time changes!\n11/1/69 - Uncle John's Band instrumental\n11/8/69 (Dick's Picks 16) had the first Cumberland Blues, which needed a bit more practice....\nThe first one on the Archive is from 11/15/69 -\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-11-15.sbd.tiedrich.9535.sbeok.shnf\n12/4/69 - Black Peter, Uncle John's Band with lyrics\n12/19/69 - Mason's Children\nA song they decided not to release, though they recorded a studio demo in Feb '70.\n12/20/69 - New Speedway Boogie\nThe chorus singing is, um, quite different.\n3/20/70 - Friend of the Devil\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1970-03-20.sbd.smith.99182.sbeok.flac16 (with some alternate lyrics)\nWe're lucky to have a tape of the original Dawson/Hunter recording of Friend of the Devil too! (from fall '69) -\n(This tape also has the Dead working out the Uncle John's instrumental.)\n4/3/70 - Candyman\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-04-03.sbd.cotsman.4283.sbefail.shnf (acoustic)\n5/14/70 - Attics of My Life\nSome of these early versions show the Dead struggling with it....\n6/7/70 - Sugar Magnolia\nNeeded some more work!\n7/30/70 - To Lay Me Down\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-07-30.sbd.cotsman.17077.sbeok.shnf (acoustic).\nAlso, a unique Dead studio version recorded that summer was released on the So Many Roads box set.\n8/18/70 - Truckin', Ripple, Brokedown Palace, Operator\nTruckin' is acoustic, with Pigpen on piano. The first '70s show with multiple song debuts; they were recording American Beauty that month.\n9/17/70 - Box of Rain\nOur only Box of Rain from 1970. According to Deadlists, Pigpen's on piano, Jerry's on pedal steel, and someone's on fiddle, but frankly it's nearly inaudible.\n9/18/70 - Till The Morning Comes\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd70-09-18.sbd-aud.cotsman.17893.sbeok.shnf (AUD)\nThis song never changed much. More well-known versions came on 10/4 and 10/31/70.\nBertha & Bird Song were played at the 12/16/70 Matrix rehearsals with David Crosby, and Loser was played (with fiddle!) at the PERRO sessions in January '71, but they're not on the Archive.\nJan/Feb 1971 - Playin' in the Band, Bird Song, Greatest Story Ever Told, Wharf Rat (studio rehearsals)\n2/18/71 - Bertha, Loser, Greatest Story, Wharf Rat, Playin' in the Band\nFamous show of course, with five new song debuts. Along with the August '70 shows, this show marks a change in the Dead's pattern: instead of dropping songs into the sets one-by-one when composed, now they tended to write a whole bunch of songs in a touring break and introduce them all at once. Two new songs were left for the next night...\n2/19/71 - Bird Song, Deal\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1971-02-19.aud.Vadnais.30230.flac16\n7/31/71 - Sugaree, Mr. Charlie\n8/24/71 (Dick's Picks 35) - Brown Eyed Women, Empty Pages\n10/19/71 - Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Mexicali Blues, Comes A Time (with an extra verse), One More Saturday Night, Ramble On Rose\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd71-10-19.orefm.clugston.3301.sbeok.shnf\nSix debuts. Clearly they had a busy month off!\n12/31/71 - Chinatown Shuffle\n3/5/72 - Black Throated Wind\nWeir's solo album \"Ace\" had been recorded a month earlier.\n3/21/72 - Looks Like Rain, Two Souls in Communion\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1972-03-21.sbd.miller.92395.sbeok.flac16 (with Pedal steel)\n4/17/72 - He's Gone\nQuick & snappy.\n6/17/72 - Stella Blue\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd72-06-17.aud.hanno.16470.sbeok.shnf (fair AUD) - with Pigpen on organ.\n7/16/72 - Mississippi Half-Step\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd72-07-16.sbd-aud.cotsman.11258.sbeok.shnf (poor AUD)\n(The next performance is more listenable - http://www.archive.org/details/gd1972-07-18.sbd.miller.32878.flac16 )\n2/9/73 - Row Jimmy, Loose Lucy, Here Comes Sunshine, They Love Each Other, Eyes of the World, China Doll, Wave That Flag (early version of U.S. Blues)\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd73-02-09.sbd.allred.9888.sbeok.shnf\nAnother one of the famed \"let's debut a whole new album\" shows, with seven new songs. Only three of these songs would make it onto Wake of the Flood, though, which was recorded in August '73.\n9/7/73 - Let It Grow\n9/8/73 - Weather Report Suite, Let Me Sing Your Blues Away\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd73-09-08.sbd.wulf.183.sbefail.shnf\nThe Weather Report Suite is tricky - the Prelude had been floating around for years, Let It Grow debuted on 9/7/73, and the whole Suite was first performed on 9/8. Another of the few Dead songs that debuted only after being recorded for an album. (Let Me Sing Your Blues Away turned out to be more short-lived.)\nhttp://www.archive.org/iathreads/post-view.php?id=263203 - list of early Preludes in '72/'73.\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd69-04-05.sbd.miller.18701.sbesok.shnf - the earliest Prelude tease I've found. (There's also a tease in the 8/6/71 Other One reprise.)\nThe first performances of the remaining Mars Hotel songs (recorded in April '74) aren't too distinctive:\n2/22/74 - Ship of Fools, It Must Have Been the Roses, U.S. Blues\n3/23/74 - Scarlet Begonias, Cassidy\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1974-03-23.aud.connors.hughey.gems.78599.flac16\nCassidy was a very belated debut from Weir's \"Ace\" album.\nApril 1974 - studio rehearsals\nListed here since the first three performances (Pride of Cucamonga, Money Money, & Unbroken Chain) are \"live in the studio,\" and two of those would never see the stage that year.\n5/17/74 - Money Money\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1974-05-17.sbd.miller.89972.sbeok.flac16 (first of three)\n6/23/74 - Let It Rock\nOK, it's a cover and not a Dead song, but worth mentioning as the only Dead performance of a song off Garcia's Compliments album. This show also has the debut of Seastones!\nFrom early '75, of course, we have innumerable rehearsals of the new songs in the studio, but to focus on the live debuts:\n3/23/75 has the first of three Blues for Allah>Stronger Than Dirt performances.\n6/17/75 - Help On The Way (no vocals)>Slipknot>Franklin's Tower, Crazy Fingers\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd75-06-17.bertrando.unknown.233.sbeok.shnf\n(An early Slipknot riff had also been played a few times in '74 jams, for instance 2/22, 6/20 and 7/25/74.)\n8/13/75 has a rare Sage & Spirit (the only other one was on 10/31/80).\n8/13/75 also had the first live Music Never Stopped, but the first live one on the Archive is from 9/28/75 - http://www.archive.org/details/gd75-09-28.sbd.fink.9392.sbeok.shnf\n6/3/76 - The Wheel, Might As Well, Lazy Lightning>Supplication, Dancing in the Street (disco version), Samson & Delilah\nAfter the hiatus, a new Dead style emerged. Here the Wheel finally surfaced live, five years after being recorded! Dancing in the Streets (which had been in the sets from 1966-1970) was radically rearranged; They Love Each Other and Friend of the Devil (played 6/4/76) were also in new slowed-down renditions.\n6/4/76 - Mission in the Rain\nNot a Dead song really, but the first of five Dead performances of this song.\n6/28/76 - Happiness is Drumming\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1976-06-28.sbd.digitalrbb.miller.112296.flac16\nA precursor to Fire on the Mountain. The Dead also teased this in Playin' in the Band jams that year (like 6/22/76), and Garcia had played it live with the Diga Rhythm Band on 5/30/75.\n2/26/77 - Terrapin Station, Estimated Prophet\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd77-02-26.sbd.alphadog.9752.sbeok.shnf\n(Although I should note, an early Estimated Prophet riff was being practiced as early as '74!\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1974-02-22.sbd-snchk.sirmick.21128.sbeok.shnf )\n3/18/77 - Fire on the Mountain\nMickey Hart had done a studio version of this with Garcia a few years earlier:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPpb-dbagLU\n5/1/77 - Sunrise\nhttp://archive.org/details/gd77-05-01.aud.goodbear.11941.sbeok.shnf (AUD)\n(I had omitted this song from the list earlier; but no one ever mentioned it...)\n5/15/77 - Passenger\nhttp://www.archive.org/details/gd1977-05-15.28916.sbeok.flac16\nWell, that's as far as I'll go with this....\nAnother interesting list could be made of the first performances of the Dead's covers - for instance, to take a random few from Skull & Roses, the first versions of Not Fade Away, Goin' Down the Road, Big Railroad Blues, Me & My Uncle, and Mama Tried are rather different than what they became. I'm putting together that list as well....",
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        "title": "The Last Crusade: Judging Evil and Wickedness | Jon Del Arroz",
        "raw_content": "The Last Crusade: Judging Evil and Wickedness\nI\u2019ve talked about common phrases that non-Christians like to take out of the Bible and smugly use to criticize Christians into silence. The topic at the time \u201cturn the other cheek\u201d, attempting to dupe Christians, but there\u2019s another that does pretty much the same thing, which has been used to con a couple of modern generations of American Christians into not speaking out about morality in general: \u201cJudge not lest ye be judged.\u201d\nThey quote the King James every time because that\u2019s what\u2019s in pop culture for this phrase, and it\u2019s a big sign that it\u2019s something everyone heard as a kid, and no one actually drilled into and practices what was actually taught by Jesus. As usual, you can\u2019t pull 6 words from scripture without context.\nThe Bible actually gives us a path to judgment, specifically with how we should judge evil:\nProverbs 97:10: \u201cHate evil, you who love the LORD, Who preserves the souls of His godly ones; He delivers them from the hand of the wicked.\u201d\nRomans 12:9 \u201cLove must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good.\u201d\nHebrews 1:9 (speaking of Christ Jesus, of who we are supposed to emulate): \u201cYou have loved righteousness and hated wickedness; therefore God, your God, has set you above your companions by anointing you with the oil of joy.\u201d\nIt\u2019s all over. Dozens of references to hating evil and wickedness. But if we aren\u2019t supposed to judge, how are we to know what is evil or wicked, let alone how we\u2019re supposed to react?\nIt\u2019s because the verse is, like most scripture, taken out of context. Here\u2019s the full passage Of Mathew 7: 1-6 for analysis:\n3 \u201cWhy do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother\u2019s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? 4 How can you say to your brother, \u2018Let me take the speck out of your eye,\u2019 when all the time there is a plank in your own eye?5 You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother\u2019s eye.\nQuite a lot of judgment there, as a matter of fact. In this, we are judging some as \u201cdogs and pigs\u201d which in terms of ancient Jewish society, are about the most unclean things someone can use as a metaphor. The specifics are what matters.\nWhat Christ teaches, and actually how most Paul\u2019s letters teach us to behave, is in regards to our Christian brothers and sisters. The speck of sawdust in your BROTHER\u2019s eye is what\u2019s key to his passage. The Church and Christ are very much concerned about how we act toward each other, almost beyond anything else. It means we shouldn\u2019t take disagreements between each other and try to destroy our fellow Christian with them. That gossip shouldn\u2019t be something among Christian brothers and sisters. If one of us is struggling with sin, it\u2019s because we are fallible and working toward perfection \u2013 we shouldn\u2019t look down upon others in that journey, because we are all on that same journey.\nThose who hate Christ are not on that journey, and are professing wickedness, especially in deceiving Christians to be quiet about morality. We must speak out about sin and must define sin in order to show light to the world. Otherwise there is no difference between us and the pigs and dogs. But it\u2019s also not our job to overly explain ourselves to those who are trying to be mockers of Christ in this, that\u2019s what verse 6 is about. We do what we do because it\u2019s God\u2019s commandment. We have to speak out, we have to give Him praise. We\u2019ll get mocked for it every time, There are actual souls at stake who we can work on, who are actually interested in learning about Christ. That\u2019s where we need to dedicate our efforts. In any argument now I ask \u201care you earnestly interested in learning about Christ?\u201d if they cannot answer yes, I don\u2019t spend the time.\nThe Bible is very clear on behavior that we should judge as evil and wicked as well\nGalatians 5: 19-21 is a simple guide: \u201cNow the works of the flesh are plainly seen, and they are sexual immorality, uncleanness, brazen conduct, idolatry, spiritism, hostility, strife, jealousy, fits of anger, dissensions, divisions, sects, envy, drunkenness, wild parties, and things like these. 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There are many casino games for every type of player and a huge number of online options to choose from.\nPlayers from the UK interested in enjoying games similar to Deal or No Deal at Playtech and Microgaming sites should be visit a guide to online casino gambling that is UK player focused (like www.bestukcasinos.co.uk) for a better understanding of recommended options.\nIf you didn't find the right casino game for you, try new bingo sites. this site pgbingo.com has special games and bonuses for beginners.\nHere at dond we provide somewhere for the growing number of fans and contestants of the Deal or No Deal to chat about the show and express views, opinions and have a bit of fun. Our very popular Deal or No Deal Forum is the place to read and chat about everything DOND. To find out what is happening in our DOND FORUM just follow this Deal or No Deal FORUM LINK...\nWe also provide LIVE Daily commentaries of EVERY Deal or No Deal show that is broadcast, so you can catch up with every show whereever you are and even join in with opinions and topics as they happen in the show... Visit our Today's Show of our DOND Forum now... There is also a full archive of all the past Deal or No Deal shows we have commentated on.\n#1 Casino Bonus Blog with daily no deposit bonus codes\n4th \u00a3250,000 Winner - Tegen\nTegen becomes the 4th winner of\nDeal or No Deal's Jackpot prize of \u00a3250,000.\nRead a full account of Tegen's Deal or No Deal game and join in the chat by visiting our Deal or No Deal Forum's Live Show Commentary Section...\nCheck out the Deal or No Deal Stats section where you can find a complete breakdown of every game of Deal or No Deal in our full show archive. Find out what happened in EVERY show of Deal or No Deal box by box. CLICK HERE\nVisit Deal or No Deal Stats section by Clicking Here\n38th Member of the\n1p Club\nCharlotte becomes the 38th member of the 1p Club.\nTo read more about Charlotte's game visit our Forum's Live Show Commentary Section...\nFind out the biggest and lowest Deal or No Deal earners in our Hall or Fame\nAlice Mundy becomes Deal or No Deal's\n2nd \u00a3250,000 Winner 12/03/09\nAlice Mundy, 21, a student and trainee Stunt woman became the 2nd winner of Deal or No Deal's jackpot prize of \u00a3250,000. In a dramatic twist to her game after already dealing for \u00a317,500, Alice was given the ultimate gamble of giving back the \u00a317,500 to take a 50/50 chance on going home with either 1p or \u00a3250,000.\nTo read the full details of Alice's game click here...\nDeal or No Deal's 1st \u00a3250,000 winner - Laura\nLaura Becomes the FIRST \u00a3250,000 winner on Sunday 07/01/07\nRead the full report of Laura's game here\nHow Deal or No Deal Works\nDeal or No Deal starts with 22 numbered boxes each with an unknown value of between 1p and \u00a3250,000 contained in them, these are then randomly chosen by the 22 contestants. A contestant is then chosen to play Deal or No Deal and sit in the hot seat for that game with their chosen box. They then play a series of 'rounds' where they chose to eliminate the remaining boxes one by one - hopefully avoiding the boxes containing the big money.\nThe twist to Deal or No Deal comes in at the end of each round when the 'Banker' - a mysterious off-screen person offers the contestant a sum of money to 'buy' the box that the contestant has in front off of them and end the game. This sum of money is based on the amount of cash left in the remaining boxes.\nIn the first round of Deal or No Deal the contestant has to open five boxes before the Banker makes his first offer. In following rounds the player only has to open three boxes before the banker makes his offer. According to the banker he bases his offers on a number of factors including what cash values remain and also how 'he' views the attitude and way the contestant is playing their game of Deal or No Deal. You normally find the first round offers are below an 'average' value of the boxes remaining which encourages the player to carry on into further rounds and add to drama. Although occasionally a tempting offer is made which does make the contestant stop to think for a while.\nDeal or No Deal is really a game of pure chance as no-one knows what each box contains, and all the contestants have the same chance of winning the jackpot as there are no questions to answer or games of skill to perform to win the prize. This provides a great arena for the player to interact with the host and their fellow Deal or No Deal contestants and this creates a great atmosphere and makes the show really watchable.\nThe game format of Deal or No Deal relies quite a lot on the host to build up the drama and add to the atmosphere and this is where Noel helps make the show with his interaction with the contestants and the chats with the Banker, although we only ever hear Noels side of the conversation. Noel is building up quite a collection of potential catchphrases during the show, and has most of them based around the ad breaks where he plays on the word break in his sentences.\nPlaying Deal or No Deal although simple in concept, can also involve complex gameplay and often contestants try out various strategies or systems to try and beat the Banker.\nIf you are looking for more novelty bet options, then visit No Deposit Monitor for no deposit bonus codes.\nLatest Deal or No Deal Game Report\nNew Year - New Look Deal or No Deal\nDeal or No Deal has had quite a makeover for the New Year, both in the look and feel of the studio, and also in the game-play.\nImage copyright www.dealornodeal.co.uk\nAs can be seen on the image above the Deal or No Deal studio has had quite a radical makeover and now also includes 'DEAL' indicator lights next to all the contestants on the wings, so they can show whether would deal at any stage during the player's game. There is also a stats board in the studio displaying the show number, and how much the Banker has paid out in total.\nThe biggest change to the game-play for the New Year is the introduction of Box 23. This new box adds an extra dimension to the end of game, by giving the contestant the option of buying Box 23 at the end of their game with whatever amount they have won.\nBox 23 is randomly filled at the start of the game by the independent adjudicator with one the following five options:\n? Double\n? +\u00a310,000\n? Money Back\n? 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        "raw_content": "SATURDAY NIGHT THE STONE ROSES, ANYA MARINA.\nThe Stone Roses with I wanna be adored. From their 1989 album The Stone Roses.\nMadchester frontrunners around Ian Brown.\nAnya Marina with Satellite Heart. From the New Moon soundtrack, 2009.\nNew York singer/songwriter.\nRECOMMENDED READS: WALTER WILLIAMS ON CLIMATE CHANGE.\nAn excellent Walter Williams contribution over at Townhall:\n\"... GlobalChange.gov gives the definition of climate change: \"Changes in average weather conditions that persist over multiple decades or longer. Climate change encompasses both increases and decreases in temperature, as well as shifts in precipitation, changing risk of certain types of severe weather events, and changes to other features of the climate system.\" That definition covers all weather phenomena throughout all 4.54 billion years of Earth's existence.\nYou say, \"Williams, that's not what the warmers are talking about. It's the high CO2 levels caused by mankind's industrial activities that are causing the climate change!\" There's a problem with that reasoning. Today CO2 concentrations worldwide average about 380 parts per million. This level of CO2 concentration is trivial compared with the concentrations during earlier geologic periods. For example, 460 million years ago, during the Ordovician Period, CO2 concentrations were 4,400 ppm, and temperatures then were about the same as they are today. With such high levels of CO2, at least according to the warmers, the Earth should have been boiling.\nThen there are warmer predictions. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, warmers, such as the Union of Concerned Scientists, made all manner of doomsday predictions about global warming and the increased frequency of hurricanes. According to the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, \"no Category 3-5 hurricane has struck the United States for a record nine years, and Earth's temperature has not budged for 18 years.\"\nClimate change predictions have been wrong for decades. Let's look at some. At the first Earth Day celebration, in 1969, environmentalist Nigel Calder warned, \"The threat of a new ice age must now stand alongside nuclear war as a likely source of wholesale death and misery for mankind.\" C.C. Wallen of the World Meteorological Organization said, \"The cooling since 1940 has been large enough and consistent enough that it will not soon be reversed.\" In 1968, Professor Paul Ehrlich predicted that there would be a major food shortage in the U.S. and that \"in the 1970s and 1980s hundreds of millions of people (would) starve to death.\" Ehrlich forecasted that 65 million Americans would die of starvation between 1980 and 1989 and that by 1999, the U.S. population would have declined to 22.6 million. Ehrlich's predictions about England were gloomier. He said, \"If I were a gambler, I would take even money that England will not exist in the year 2000.\"\nTo the right the last polar bears. Or so the warmists would want you to believe. In reality however...\nIn 1970, Harvard University biologist George Wald predicted, \"Civilization will end within 15 or 30 years unless immediate action is taken against problems facing mankind.\" Sen. Gaylord Nelson, in Look magazine in April 1970, said that by 1995, \"somewhere between 75 and 85 percent of all the species of living animals (would) be extinct.\"\nClimate change propaganda is simply a ruse for a socialist agenda. Consider the statements of some environmentalist leaders. Christiana Figueres, the U.N.'s chief climate change official, said that her unelected bureaucrats are undertaking \"probably the most difficult task\" they have ever given themselves, \"which is to intentionally transform the (global) economic development model.\" In 2010, German economist and Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change official Ottmar Edenhofer said, \"One must say clearly that we redistribute de facto the world's wealth by climate policy.\" The article in which that interview appeared summarized Edenhofer's views this way: \"Climate policy has almost nothing to do anymore with environmental protection. ... The next world climate summit in Cancun is actually an economy summit during which the distribution of the world's resources will be negotiated.\"\nThe most disgusting aspect of the climate change debate is the statements by many that it's settled science. There is nothing more anti-scientific than the idea that any science is settled. Very often we find that the half-life of many scientific ideas is about 50 years. For academics to not criticize their colleagues and politicians for suggesting that scientific ideas are not subject to challenge is the height of academic dishonesty.\"\nListen to Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC):\nPeople like Figueres need to be stopped.\nBEN SHAPIRO'S REALITY CHECK: HILLARY CLINTON IS A LIAR.\nVia Theo Spark, Ben Shapiro's take on Serial Liar Hillary Clinton:\nEchoes of Jerry Zeifman, lifelong Democrat:\nWhat a gruesome woman. She would literally kill for her perverse ambitions.\nRECOMMENDED READS: JOHN STOSSEL'S \"WHAT'S FAIR?\"\nNail on the head article by John Stossel over at Townhall:\n\"Donald Trump's kids and Paris Hilton's siblings were born rich. That gave them a big advantage in life. Unfair!\nInequality in wealth has grown. Today the richest 1 percent of Americans own a third of the assets. That's not fair!\nBut wherever people are free, that's what happens.\nSome people are luckier, smarter or just better at making money. Often they marry other wealthy, well-connected people. Over time, these advantages compound. Globalization increases the effect. This month's issue of Forbes says the world now has 1,826 billionaires, and some struggle to find enough parking places for their jets.\nPresident Obama calls inequality \"the defining issue of our time.\" Really? Not our unsustainable debt? Not ISIS? The president also said, \"No challenge? poses a greater threat to future generations than climate change!\"\nPoliticians constantly find crises they will solve by increasing government power. But why is inequality a crisis?\nAlexis Goldstein, of a group called The Other 98 percent, complains that corporations got richer but workers' wages \"are lower than they've been in 65 years.\"\nThat's a common refrain, but it's wrong. Over the past 30 years, CBO data shows that the average income of the poorest fifth of Americans is up by 49 percent. That doesn't include all the innovations that have dramatically improved everyone's life. Today even the poorest Americans have comforts and lifespans that kings didn't have a century ago.\nGeorge Mason University economist Garett Jones says, \"If I was going to be in the bottom fifth in the America of today versus the bottom fifth of America in 1970 or 1960, it's hard to imagine that anybody would take that time machine into the past.\"\nAnd despite America's lousy government schools and regulations that make it tough to start a business, there is still economic mobility. Poor people don't have to stay poor. Sixty-four percent of those born in the poorest fifth of the U.S. population move out of that quintile. Eleven percent of them rise all the way to the top, according to economists at Harvard and Berkeley. Most of the billionaires atop the Forbes richest list weren't rich. They got rich by innovating.\nRich people aren't guaranteed their place at the top, either. Sixty-six percent fell from the top quintile, and eight percent fell all the way to the bottom.\nThat mobility is a reason most of us are better off than we would have been in a more rigid society, controlled by central economic planners.\nLife will always be unfair. I want to play pro basketball. It's unfair that LeBron James is bigger and more talented! It's also unfair that George Clooney is better looking! It's unfair that my brother is smarter than me.\nJones points out, \"I was born with an advantage, too. Being born in the United States ... totally unfair.\" He also has two married parents -- another huge advantage.\nThe question is not whether people start out life in homogeneous circumstances, he adds. \"The question is whether government policies that try to fix this actually make things better or worse.\"\nWorse, in most cases. Government \"help\" encourages poor people to be dependent and passive. Dependent, people stay poor. Also, most government handouts don't even go to the poor. They go to the middle class (college loans, big mortgage tax deductions, Medicare) and the rich (corporate welfare, bailouts to banks \"too big to fail\").\nInstead of making government more powerful, let's get rid of those handouts. Left and right ought to agree on that.\nAmerica has prosperity and innovation because we have relatively free markets.\nProgressives say, \"Keep the innovation but have government make us more equal.\" But that doesn't work. It's been tried. Government-enforced equality -- socialism -- leaves everybody poor.\nEquality is less important than opportunity. Opportunity requires allowing people to spend their own money and take their own risks.\nInstead of talking about \"fairness,\" it would be better to talk about justice: respecting other people, respecting their freedom and their property rights.\nReal fairness requires limiting government power.\"\nRECOMMENDED READS: MARK STEYN WITH MODS VS CHOPPERS.\nOur MSM do their damnedest best to pretend Mark Steyn does in fact not exist, so here's Outlaw Mike helping them out of their dreams: Our Man From New Hampshire with Mods vs Choppers:\n\"Is it \"racist\" to impute to moderate Muslims the intimidatory character of that last sentence? Well, here's Douglas Murray at a post-Charlie demo in the UK:\n*** Yesterday in London a crowd of more than a thousand British Muslims (carefully divided between males and females) gathered outside Downing Street. The rally \u2013 organised by something calling itself 'The Muslim Action Forum' \u2013 was a protest against freedom of speech, specifically to cartoons of Mohammed in the French publication Charlie Hebdo. Among the banners carried by protestors were ones that read, 'I am a servant of holy prophet Muhammad (pbuh)', the sinister 'We love prophet Muhammad (pbuh) more than our lives', 'Jesus and Moses were prophets of Islam' and the even more presumptuous 'Learn some manners'. Among those holding a banner reading 'Charlie and the abuse factory' was a little boy. Others bore banners with the fantastically awful words spoken by the Pope last month: 'Insult my mum and I will punch you (Pope Francis).' A large banner hung beneath the stage from which speakers addressed the crowd carried the barely concealed threat: 'Be careful with Muhammad.'\nAs I said, Islam itself has no feeling for free speech, and so the more Islamic a society gets the less free speech it will have. So all the above was to be expected. This, on the other hand, has an inspired audacious brio:\n*** Charlie Hebdo has been named 2015 International Islamophobe of the year, despite many of its staff having been killed by Jihadists in January. The annual 'award' was given by Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC), a British group that claims to campaign against terrorism.\nWhat did the late editor St\u00e9phane Charbonnier and his deceased cartoonists and writers do to merit such an honor? Well, Charlie Hebdo won the Islamophobia Oscars for \"its continual stoking of Islamophobic sentiment by caricaturing Muslims as terrorists\".\nSo a group of Muslim terrorists killed them. Which you would think might lend sufficient credence to Charlie Hebdo's editorial line as to make the Islamic Human Rights Commission wary about giving them a posthumous award for their supposedly absurd, irrational phobia. If, say, I were to be killed by a deranged climate activist, I've no doubt Michael E Mann and his chums would be having a grand laugh about it, but I think a certain self-awareness would caution them from making me Climate Denier of the Year in absentia. So it's tempting to think that no one at the IHRC has sufficient sense of irony to understand what they're doing with their award to Charlie Hebdo. But I think, au contraire, they do understand - and they're dancing in the blood of the dead because, like those hundreds of thousands of British Muslims, they think those attacks were \"justified\". And they want you to know that.\nWhat is the \"Islamic Human Rights Commission\"? Well, it has consultative status with the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, and it's given evidence to the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee. Its supporters include Ilan Papp\u00e9, the Jewish \"anti-Zionist\" Exeter University professor. All very respectable, all very \"moderate\".\nThe problem is \"moderate Islam\" - because \"moderate Islam\" is largely indistinguishable from \"radical Islam\" in its views on free speech, Jews, the role of women, apostasy, and the special privilege that must be accorded to Islam by everybody else. The difference between the savages who murdered Charb and his colleagues and the \"moderates\" who pinned Islamophobe of the Year medals on their corpses is that the jihadists are killing a few individuals while the mods are killing the very spirit of a free society. If you believe in all the above, you can't be a citizen of a functioning pluralist western society, and, wittingly or otherwise, you're part of the campaign to replace that society with something else.\nFormer Labour man Leo McKinstry writes in The Daily Express:\n*** When the bloodthirsty Islamist brute nicknamed \"Jihadi John\" was exposed as a London computer graduate and terror suspect called Mohammed Emwazi, the cry went up, \"How was he allowed to slip through the net?\"\n*** But it was an absurd question.\n*** There is no net.\nIndeed. Unless \"moderate Islam\" can be prevailed upon to change its views on free speech, etc, it's part of the problem, and ensures that instead of a \"net\" there's a vast comfort zone for the likes of Mohammed Emwazi to roam and sport in.\"\nThis is such a \"wonderful\" pic from a Cultural Enricher at that demo that I just had to include it:\nPhoto courtesy The Spectator and Getty.\n... but also because it contains the quote to the left.\nNow, as a sidenote, I knew George Bernard Shaw was a disingenuous leftist idiot, but he wasn't as far gone as today's leftists. So, alas for the hatebeard in the picture above, but that quote about Shaw having proclaimed once that the prophet (Piss Be Upon Him By The Hectoliters) is the Saviour of Humanity is BOGUS. Check out The Australian in 2013:\n\"ANTI \"Islamophobia\" advertisements due to screen on major free-to-air channels from today rely on a fabricated quote from Irish playwright and avowed atheist George Bernard Shaw, from a book that does not exist, according to the International Shaw Society.\nThe 30-second ads have been funded by the Sydney-based Mypeace organisation, which says it hopes to \"build bridges\" between Muslims and other Australians.\nAnimated with voiceovers and with quotations displayed on the screen, they feature major historical figures including Mahatma Gandhi and Shaw praising the prophet Mohammed.\nThe advertisements quote Shaw proclaiming the prophet Mohammed was \"the saviour of humanity\" in a book he is supposed to have written entitled The Genuine Islam.\nBut International Shaw Society treasurer Richard F Dietrich said he had compiled a complete list of Shaw's works, which did not include the book.\n\"I think The Genuine Islam is bogus,\" he said. In his writings, Shaw described the religion in a 1933 letter to Rev Ensor Walters as \"ferociously intolerant\".\"\nThat dork should grow a brain instead of a beard.\nMONDAY NIGHT VICKERS VIMY VIDEO.\nVia Theo Spark, this wonderful video of the Vickers Vimy in flight:\nDesigned by Reginald Kirshaw \"Rex\" Pierson, who was chief designer of Vickers Limited (Aviation Department) in Leighton Buzzard, the Vickers Vimy was a two-engined biplane bomber which came too late to play a role in WWI (three aircraft actually made it to France before the cessation of hostilities, but were never deployed in combat missions), but which equipped many RAF squadrons post-Great War and had a successful career in a civilian role. It is probably best remembered as the mount of Captain Alcock and Lieutenant Colonel Brown, pilot and navigator respectively, on their memorable transatlantic flight in 1919.\nThe rather uninspired Alcock and Brown Memorial near Clifden, in Galway, Ireland. If all goes well, we're spending our summer holiday this year in County Sligo. We might go a little south to visit the site. Photocredit Wikipedia.\nThe Vimy prototypes were equipped with a variety of engines, but the production aircraft the RAF received had the 360HP (270kW) Rolls-Royce Eagle VIII engines. Main characteristics:\nThe armament consisted of two .303 in (7.7 mm) Lewis machineguns in Scarff rings, one in the nose and another one in mid-fuselage. Bombload was 2,476 lb (1,123 kg).\nCutaway drawing:\nMagnificent huh? Such a wonderful piece of engineering, now almost a century old!\nSome quick anecdotal facts before Outlaw Mike calls it quits. The Vimy was named for the Battle of Vimy Ridge, which took place from 9 to 12 April 1917, and in which the four division strong Canadian Corps and one British division, with overall commander the later Field Marshal Sir Julian Byng, were pitted against three German divisions of the German Sixth Army under Von Falkenhausen. It was an Allied victory.\nAlthough Alcock and Brown's Vimy crashed in a bog near Clifden - it was a miracle they escaped unhurt - the plane was rebuilt and is now on display in the London Science Museum.\nVickers would merge with Armstrong-Whitworth in 1927, and the resulting company would ultimately become a part of BAC in 1960.\nThe brand name Vickers however would continue to be used until 1965. Perhaps the most inspiring Vickers creation would be the Vickers Valiant, the most conventional design among the three bomber types of Britain's airborne nuclear deterrent force. But even so, it's amazing that a mere 34 years separate the Vimy from the Valiant, which made its first flight in 1951.\nRECOMMENDED READS: THE GREEN LEFT'S FASCIST ROOTS.\nDo not miss this article by American Thinker's Mark Musser:\n\"The current presidential administration and State Department have been long touting that global warming/climate change are just as dangerous as Russian bears and Islamic terrorists. In February 2014, Secretary of State John Kerry addressed Asian leaders in Jakarta by informing them, \u201cClimate change can now be considered another weapon of mass destruction, perhaps the world\u2019s most fearsome weapon of mass destruction.\u201d With such attitudes, is it any wonder the east-west divide all the way from the Middle East to Ukraine in the north is literally on fire with no promising solution or relief to be found anywhere on the horizon? While common sense cries out that the world is entering into very serious times not seen since perhaps World War II, America has a presidential administration and a State Department seemingly far more concerned about global warming/climate change than the cauldron that has erupted in the Middle East, and the seething geopolitical dangers that could easily blow up all of Europe itself.\nWorse, leftist pressure has made the U.S. military go green over the last decade. The U.S. armed forces are now buying more and more energy from expensive renewable technology contractors. Presumably by 2025, the U.S. Army will become a virtual green model of sustainability for the entire country. In other words, the Left is using the Defense Department to keep renewable energy boondoggles afloat by wasting taxpayer dollars on green pipe dreams.\nWhat many on the Left do not appreciate is that when they started to jump on the bandwagon of Nature and environmentalism, they began to drift more and more toward fascism and away from their original humanistic workingman class-warfare Marxian values. Fascism essentially means holism, which denies the otherness of the human being from nature. In fact, it was the father of German Social Darwinism, Ernst Haeckel (1834-1919), who coined the term \u201cecology\u201d in 1866.\nIn the early 1900s, Haeckel established the German Monist League, which was one of the first politically-active groups in both racial science and environmentalism. Monism means \u201cone\u201d and many Germans at the time believed that Darwinism established racism as a scientific fact. As such, eugenics became the scientific methodology that was to be used in order to restore humanity\u2019s racial evolution that had been compromised by the Judeo-Christian worldview and her unnatural beliefs and practices. Allegedly promoted by Jews and Christians, humanism had led the modern world astray away from the scientific natural laws of evolutionary monism, i.e., racism, which needed to be recovered in order to save Aryan Europe from weakness, overpopulation, and inevitable decline. In those days, German Social Darwinism was called Monism, and many of Germany\u2019s early greens were environmental racists and nationalists.\nWhile there were some nuances that distinguished the Monist League from National Socialism, the Nazis drank deeply from Haeckel\u2019s Social Darwinism. More than a few Nazis were very attracted to what has to be understood as an early form of environmentalism as well. With the exception of Martin Bormann, all the leading Nazis, including the F\u00fchrer himself, had their fingers in a piece of the green pie that National Socialism offered to Germany -- everything from animal rights to green hunting laws, to environmental preservation and planning, to green building and a back-to-the-land farming campaign, organic farming, recycling, sustainable forestry, and even sustainable development. As early as 1935, Nazi Germany was far and above the greenest regime on the planet. Eco-fascism is thus no metaphor, but a historical fact.\nClosely related, one of the original gurus who championed the cause of environmentalism over national security concerns was German green activist Dr. Erich Hornsmann (1909-1999). In postwar West Germany, Hornsmann often complained that the destruction of Mother Nature was \u201cEnemy Number One.\u201d In 1947, Hornsmann became a founding member of the Protection of German Forests. In 1955, he wrote The Forest: The Foundation of our Existence. He warned of spreading desertification problems associated with the cutting down of trees and expanding ski resorts on mountain slopes. Dr. Hornsmann even led the postwar charge on promoting radical water conservation measures. Hornsmann also belonged to the Alliance for the Protection of German Waters and wrote extensively on how water was becoming an increasingly scarce commodity. Hornsmann applied Malthusian math to the waters of Germany as he was convinced water consumption would outstrip water supplies as personal usage of it skyrocketed with ever-increasing showers and baths. Industry itself wasted more water than entire cities combined.\nHornsmann also wrote an apocalyptic environmental book entitled, Otherwise Collapse: The Answer of the Earth to the Abuse of Her Laws. To counteract the green catastrophe looming just around the corner, Hornsmann was convinced that environmental land use planning was absolutely required to avoid doomsday. Much of the apocalyptic environmentalism so rampant in today\u2019s political world goes back to Germany and rabid environmentalists like Dr. Hornsmann. After the war, the German greens became extremely vitriolic, since Germany had been bombed into oblivion with an industrial destruction never seen before in the history of the world. That the capitalistic Americans wound up with the nuclear bomb only made Germans more apocalyptic in fervor.\nDr. Hornsmann\u2019s ahistorical environmental record from the 1930s and 40s is highly suspicious. Not much is known about his actions during the heyday of the green Nazi movement of the 1930s, but it is highly likely he was deeply involved in one way or another. Eco-fascist greens like Martin Heidegger, Guenther Schwab, and Alfred Toepfer have been already been caught in a web of lies, deceit, and denial. Whatever the exact case may be on how much of a Nazi was green Dr. Hornsmann, what is known is that he sent a postcard to a relative in Bloomington, New Jersey on Hitler\u2019s 50th birthday stating, \u201cWe think of you sincerely on a great Day! We must pity, however, \u2018God\u2019s own country\u2019 as long as it is ruled and exploited by Jews and their servants.\u201d\nEven the father of deep ecology, Aldo Leopold (1887-1948) complained of America\u2019s \u2018Abrahamic\u2019 use of the land in his famous book called The Sand County Almanac written in 1947. Unbeknownst to many, Nazi Germany gave Leopold an all-expense-paid trip to the fatherland in 1935 so he that could observe the new environmental direction the Third Reich was implementing. Leopold was generally impressed with what the Nazis were doing. Not only did Leopold drag home the \u201cNever Cry Wolf\u201d cult from Nazi Germany, he also wrote the Germans, unlike the Americans, were actually doing something about environmental problems, not just talking about them. Nazi Germany was the first country in the world to protect wolves. 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        "raw_content": "Riggs: \u2018What was CNN smokin\u2019?\u2019\nby Chris Thurstone | Aug 12, 2013 | Marijuana, Media | 11 comments\nLast night, I watched Dr. Sanjay Gupta\u2019s documentary, \u201cWeed,\u201d which aired on CNN and included a snippet of my two-hour interview with the production team. As I previously wrote, I wanted to reserve judgment until seeing it for myself.\nUnfortunately, this documentary is one-sided and fails to report clearly on the subject of marijuana as medicine \u2014 and the drug\u2019s harms to health.\nDr. Paula Riggs, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Colorado, is a true expert \u2014 not a self-proclaimed expert \u2014 in the research and treatment of marijuana addiction. She has extensive experience in clinical practice and research and also peer-reviewed publications in the field \u2014 unlike some of the the sources Dr. Gupta and the CNN production team chose to feature at great length. She, too, watched the documentary \u2014 and wasted no time in sending this letter to Dr. Gupta.\nUpdate: The American Society of Addiction Medicine, the United States\u2019 largest professional medical society dedicated to the prevention and treatment of addiction, issued a statement also expressing concern about this documentary. You can read that here. The quick-hit summary of that statement:\nASAM encourages an open and balanced dialogue about the possible benefits and risks of marijuana. The drug may prove to have some clinical application. However, until high-quality, scientific research supports that, and this drug is subject to the same standards applicable to other prescription medications, marijuana cannot be called \u201cmedical.\u201d\nDr. Gupta \u2014\nI have always held you and CNN in the highest regard, which is why I\u2019m moved to express my concerns (outlined below) regarding some of the material and messaging in the CNN documentary, \u201cWeed,\u201d aired last night. I\u2019m sure you and CNN will give careful consideration to these concerns and other feedback from viewers, clinicians and scientists in addressing any misperceptions related to the information/messaging in the CNN documentary that may have an unintended, negative public health impact.\n1. The documentary conveyed that habitual marijuana smokers were less impaired drivers compared to occasional smokers \u2014 based on CNN\u2019s anecdotal demonstration that included two individuals. This is in contrast to a substantial body of research (Crean et al 2011 and others) showing that chronic, daily use, or near daily use, in adults is associated with impaired executive functioning and persistent neurocognitive deficits (abstract reasoning, verbal fluency, decision making, working memory) that last at least one month even with sustained abstinence. Moreover, the messaging in the documentary could certainly be construed as encouraging regular marijuana (daily or near daily use) versus occasional marijuana use, which could further increase the number of individuals meeting criteria for cannabis use disorder and/or addiction. More concerning is the suggestion that it\u2019s safe to drive under the influence of marijuana while acutely intoxicated IF you\u2019re a habitual or experienced marijuana smoker. This is not consistent with the significant increase in marijuana-related motor vehicle accidents and fatalities documented in Colorado and other medical marijuana states since 2009.\n2. The documentary clearly promoted the use of smoked \u201cmedical\u201d marijuana and did not mention alternatives, such as synthetic THC. (example: Marinol)\n3. The documentary did indicate that marijuana is \u201caddictive,\u201d stating that 9 percent (or 1 in 11) of individuals who smoke marijuana progress to addiction or dependence. However, CNN did not distinguish between adults and adolescents \u2014 who have been shown to have greater vulnerability to cannabis addiction. 1 in 6 adolescents who experiment with this drug progress to dependence and/or addiction (versus 1 in 10-11 adults).\n4. The documentary created confusion about the potential benefits of Cannabidiol, also called CBD, versus the high THC content of most medical and recreational marijuana products. I was most concerned by the suggestion that cannabis may be neuroprotective (e.g, \u201cbuild her brain\u201d). This is in contrast to a large body of research showing marijuana to impair memory \u2013especially working memory \u2014 and interfere with the ability to convert short-term to long-term memory. Chronic use of marijuana has been shown to destroy neurons, dendritic connections, white matter tracks in the hippocampus and other brain areas with high concentrations of cannabinoid receptors.\n5. Although there are certainly individuals with medical conditions whose use of marijuana supports more research, the CNN documentary was scientifically imbalanced and irresponsible in suggesting positive health and psychological benefits for which there is little to no evidence. Anecdotal cases presented in \u201cWeed\u201d ranged from:\n\u2013 enhanced creativity (n=1; Does CNN REALLY want to suggest this as a legitimate indication for \u201cmedical marijuana?\u201d);\n\u2013 miracle cure for intractable seizures in one child (n=1);\n\u2013 PTSD/trauma (n=1). To suggest that medical marijuana is an effective treatment for PTSD/trauma/and/or \u201cpsychic pain\u201d (as suggested in your reporting about the Holocaust survivor) undermines and disregards a very large body of research on effective treatments for PTSD and/or trauma with proven efficacy/effectiveness.\n6. The many positive claims of health benefits associated with medical marijuana were not balanced by the scientifically known health risks associated with marijuana use -\u2014 regardless of whether it\u2019s called \u201cmedical\u201d or \u201crecreational,\u201d including:\n\u2013 prenatal marijuana exposure, which has been shown to cause long-term deficits in memory, learning , attention, early-onset depression (by age 10), and onset of conduct problems/delinquent behavior and cannabis use by age 14. The strongest associations were with first trimester exposure, when women are less likely to be aware that they are pregnant. These findings were based on a 14-year longitudinal study comparing women who smoked less than 1 joint per day versus those who smoked more than 1 joint per day during pregnancy (Goldschmidt et al 2012 ). Research shows that 1/3 of THC crosses the placenta \u2014 and it\u2019s important to note that the marijuana smoked by the pregnant women participants in this study more than 15 years ago was almost certainly far less potent than most medical marijuana products sold today.\n(Dr. Riggs added this side note when sharing her letter with colleagues: \u201cI\u2019ve been asked to develop language for the product \u2018warning label\u2019 for marijuana products sold in Colorado, which will include: \u201cMarijuana should not be consumed by women who are, or who may be, pregnant because of risks to fetal development.\u201d Two members of Gov. John Hicklenlooper\u2019s regulatory task force stated that some OB/GYN practices in Denver/Colorado are actually recommending \u2018medical marijuana\u2019 to patients experiencing nausea related to \u2018morning sickness\u2019 during the first trimester of pregnancy.\u201d)\n\u2013 significant increase in hospitalizations related to inadvertent marijuana exposure (ingestion of medical marijuana edibles) in children (infants-age 12) based on recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. (Wang et al 2013)\n\u2013 significant increases in the number of cases of cannabis hyper-emesis syndrome, a condition in which people cannot stop vomiting, (presenting to emergency department, complicating the course of withdrawal/detox) in Colorado and other medical marijuana states.\nThere is substantial evidence that marijuana is neurotoxic to adolescent brain development. According to the most recent Monitoring the Future Survey (2012) conducted at the University of Michigan, 45 percent of high school seniors nationwide (61 percent in Colorado) report lifetime use of marijuana. In Colorado and other medical marijuana states, marijuana use among high school students is considerably higher than national norms largely due to increased access to high-potency marijuana. Currently, one in 20 high school students nationwide, and one in 15 high school students in Colorado, are using marijuana at levels associated with an average eight-point reduction in their adult IQ and persistent neurocognitive deficits (Meier et al 2012; Pope et al 1998; Brook et al, 2008).\nI consider this a public health crisis comparable to the impact of environmental lead poisoning associated with an average 7.4 point reduction in IQ with exposures of 10 micrograms per deciliter (Canfield et al 2003, NEJM).\nPaula Riggs, M.D.\nDirector of the Division of Substance Dependence\nJC\ton March 11, 2014 at 4:41 pm\nIt\u2019s ironic that the utter paucity of critical thinking exhibited by those who favor the legalization of marijuana is matched only by that which was exhibited by those who favored its criminalization. Anecdotal evidence, however much it pulls at one\u2019s heartstrings, is not science, and it\u2019s just plain stupid to legalize a psychoactive drug before it\u2019s been subjected to rigorous, unbiased research and its potential dangers are clearly understood and publicized. It\u2019s also ironic that a highly regarded physician such as Dr. Gupta, whose training and practice has been solidly grounded in the scientific method, should come to such hasty conclusions about marijuana\u2019s medical benefits. Remember that cocaine and heroin were once freely prescribed by doctors and even available in over-the-counter medicines. Intelligent, responsible people learn from the mistakes of the past. If marijuana is a miracle drug, it has to prove itself in the same way that anti-HIV drugs and the polio vaccine had to.\nRalph Nolen\ton August 15, 2013 at 11:09 am\nSure.. I bet you have LOTS of stocks in the pharmaceutical industry\u2026\nChristine Tatum Thurstone\ton August 15, 2013 at 3:01 pm\nThanks for writing, Ralph. Drs. Riggs and Thurstone have no stock and/or other direct financial interests in any pharmaceutical company. Because of their research, they routinely disclose their financial interests.\nRachel O'Bryan\ton August 14, 2013 at 8:59 pm\nThank you Dr. Riggs for your letter and your continuing efforts to publicize the known health risks associated with marijuana use. I also agree with the comments posted above. I would love for Dr. Gupta, to do a follow-up story. But, instead of the individual stories, he should focus on the bigger picture. What does the population of medical marijuana patients look like? The statistics on patients on the Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry should give Dr. Gupta pause. Numbers provided yesterday by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment in response to a Colorado Open Records Request show that thousands of young people under 21 are \u201cmedicating\u201d with marijuana. As of August 13, 2013, there are 4,528 people ages 18-20 on the registry. This is 4.3% of the total registrants. These people are predominantly male, 78.1% (3,536) and in pain. A whopping 93.6% (4,238) of registrants in this age category list severe pain as a reported medical condition; 72.2% (3,269) list severe pain as their ONLY medical condition.\nDeborah\ton August 15, 2013 at 8:31 am\nIt is a sad person who is afraid of open discourse, and the author of this piece is exactly that. The reason you see so many supportive comments is because they do not allow anyone with a differing opinion to comment.\nWe welcome hearing from readers who elevate discussion threads and advance arguments coherently and logically. So many commenters fail to meet our commenting rules, which are posted here.\nDave C.\ton August 14, 2013 at 10:17 am\nalthough I agree with some of the comments stated above, and the possibility of addictiveness\u2026.it is clear the Marijuana does have medical benefits. It is time to decriminalize the herb, and start spending money on studying it. Clearly chemotherapy and its sister type treatments are not the only nor probably the best answer. Harming someones body with powerful radiation cannot be the only cure. I think had/if we had spent all the money on Marijuana and herbal/nutritional therapies we may have just found a cure. Also, why should we synthesize THC? how ludicrous\u2026The natural type is effective enough. The only reason to synthesize it, is so the phamacuetical companies can call it a drug and have it approved by the FDA. The FDA will not approve anything natural as a drug, and will not consider it a \u201cdrug\u201d. The hyprocracy and profits keep it illegal\u2026plain and simple. Until it is legalized it cannot be correctly studied.\nThanks for writing, Dave. We appreciate your input and agree wholeheartedly with you that the ingredients of cannabis should be researched to determine their efficacy for a wide range of health problems. Dr. Thurstone has written this repeatedly \u2014 most recently here. Smart Approaches to Marijuana, also known as Project SAM, a national organization Dr. Riggs and Thurstone help direct, also champions research of cannabis. We hope you\u2019ll read more here.\nSynthesis of THC isn\u2019t necessarily ludicrous \u2014 especially when it can be combined with other substances to make effective medications. It\u2019s also very important to note that effective drugs extracted from cannabis and developed in responsible and rigorously vetted research settings already exist. One example, Sativex (1:1 ratio of THC and CBD) is approved for use in parts of Europe and expected to win U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval in about a year. It\u2019s not a synthesis of THC.\nSo, whether we\u2019re dealing with synthetics or the real deal doesn\u2019t matter to us. It\u2019s the process by which any substance earns the title \u201cmedicine\u201d in the United States that counts. We agree with the American Society of Addiction Medicine: \u201cMarijuana may prove to have some clinical applications. But until and when high quality scientific research supports that, and the drug is subject to the same standards that are applicable to other prescription medications, marijuana cannot be called \u2018medical.\u2019\u201d\nChristy Brown\ton August 13, 2013 at 9:52 am\nThank you, Dr. Riggs. It is ironic that before the show aired Gupta said he would not \u201cpermit\u201d his children to use marijuana until they were adults because of effects on the brain, but that was downplayed by the media. In California where I live it is common for 18 year olds (who often have already been smoking marijuana for years in secret without parents\u2019 \u201cpermission\u201d) to get a recommendation from a pot doctor, even if they are addicted to marijuana or have mental health issues, or their use is actually recreational. Medical marijuana is being diverted to high school students by some of these younger users. I did not give \u201cpermission\u201d to my child to smoke marijuana, and I explained the risks of marijuana on lungs and brains numerous times, but he smoked it anyway in secret, became addicted, and experienced severe consequences. Dr. Gupta thinks marijuana has a \u201clow potential for abuse\u201d because fewer people become addicted and one cannot overdose, but for young kids to use marijuana and become fixated on it keeps them from developing their potential and it can definitely lead to other drugs. A large percentage of high school and college students using marijuana, many on a daily basis in school and while driving, combined with high alcohol use, is to me a high potential for abuse. When it is your child who is affected, Dr. Gupta, addiction is a nightmare because none of the educational, social, or psychological milestones of adulthood are achieved.\nRoger Morgan\ton August 13, 2013 at 8:18 am\nOutstanding letter Dr. Riggs. I think CNN should do a follow on. Perhaps they can start in California where high potency pot, which is bio-engineering to eliminate CBD in favor of THC, is in vogue. They could show our national forests being decimated by marijuana farms, and pot doctors who issue recommendations to 18 year old kids within seconds if they have $20. For $335 you can get a recommendation for Dr. Skype (as we call him) to grow 99 plants, the equivalent of somewhere between 118,000 and 594,000 joints. The two age groups with the highest consumption of marijuana are 18-25 followed by 12-17, both below the threshold of a mature brain. The 20-30% of young people damaging their brains will continue to be a burden on the 70-80% of those who didn\u2019t, as they fill our prisons, mental health facilities, cause more traffic deaths and burden the welfare system.\nTanya P. Roberts\ton August 13, 2013 at 6:26 am\nI really appreciate this \u201cside\u201d of the story. I watched this report and found that it would be incredibly easy to listen to Dr. Gupta (because, he is, after all, Dr. Gupta), not parse words and come away with the belief that we have over-reacted to the use of marijuana. As a parent of teenagers, my concern is that kids hear some reports and do not have the knowledge or understanding beyond what they hear. Watching \u201cWeed\u201d and reading Dr. Gupta\u2019s columns recently posted will likely lead many young people to believe that smoking marijuana is providing a \u201cmedicinal value\u201d to their life. In fact, they are destroying their developing brain. The fact that the issue can be rather confusing anyway, it just got more confusing and this is all to the detriment of our youth. Thank you.",
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        "raw_content": "Abdera General Hospital, 700 BC\nI celebrated TWO PhD students getting through their vivas by twisting my ankle and applying my head to the pavement outside King\u2019s College London on the Strand. Twenty hours in University College Hospital with severe concussion and a bloody eyebrow left me mystified by modern medicine. After 'only' five hours\u2019 wait in Casualty a kind doctor made sure I had a bed on a ward and told people in shades of aquamarine to give me various medicines, victuals and tests, most of which NEVER transpired. At one point a nice man turned up with a wheelchair to take me to Ophthalmology, but said He Didn\u2019t Know Where the Clinic Was and Could I Show Him. Since I had an eye bandage but no contact lenses, I was unable to oblige.\nConcussion is strange. On Thursday I felt happy and thought God was calling me. On Friday I wondered whether the blow to my right frontal lobe might have had an unexpected therapeutic effect on my morale. And this morning I suddenly figured out the solution to a brain problem that has been besetting me for weeks.\nI have drafted a 'public-facing' book called The Ancient Greeks 1600 BC to 400 AD, but the Philosophy chapter has been criticised by one of the editors for being too \u2018abstract.\u2019 Modern readers, apparently, can\u2019t cope with questions like \u2018is the world of ideas in our minds prior to the material world we can perceive?\u2019 or \u2018what is the difference between holding an opinion about something and knowing it for a fact?\u2019 Until this morning I have been at a loss how to dumb down the Greeks for the contemporary reader, but the blow to my head seems to have clarified everything. I rewrote the chapter in two hours, and without ever using the words ontology and epistemology!\nLocation of Abdera in Thrace\nThe process reminded me that a woman with a head injury has recently changed the history of ancient medicine, itself a factor in the invention of science and philosophy. Advanced head surgery was performed on the thirty-year-old\u2019s injured cranium at Abdera in northern Greece\u2014the city that gave the world the brilliant thinkers Democritus and Protagoras--by the middle of the 7th century BC.\nThe remains of this patient show that complicated surgical procedure on bones of the skull, including trepanation (the removal of a disc of bone to allow the extraction of damaging bone splinters) was already in use before the first philosophers and more than two centuries before the sophisticated treatise On Head Wounds, attributed to the physician Hippocrates, was written in around 400. The intellectual approach of the Hippocratic treatises, and their concern with inference, evidence, cause and effect, without recourse to supernatural causes, was one of the godparents of the Greek \u2018miracle\u2019.\nAbdera Excavations\nBut as I think about that woman\u2019s cranium I can\u2019t help wondering about her treatment. Did she ever get her painkillers and water, her ancient equivalents of antibiotics and tetanus, or have her vital signs observed? Could her porter find the way to Ophthalmology? We must assume so, since she lived for another twenty years. I am going to be fine, but my \u2018disappearance\u2019 in the hospital bureaucracy means that this is more by good luck than good management. It is a sad day when I would rather be treated in Abdera General Hospital in the late archaic age than in the British National Health Service of the twenty-first century.",
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        "raw_content": "By John Simkin, January 16, 2006 in E-Learning\nDespite the attempts by commercial publishers to block the move, BBC's Jam Project, will be launched on 27th January. The \u00a3150m five year project is intended to complement and reinforce classroom activity. The first six subjects to be covered are Maths, English, Science, Geography, French and Business Studies. According to one report: \"The tone is playful, with games, stories, cartoons and activities to woo children to engage but at their own speed, without pressure.\"\nPresumably this will be free??\nCompletely free. That is why the commercial publishers complained. \"Using tax papers money to subsidize competitors\" argument.\nSounds wholly better than the \"using tax payers money to subsidise crap commercial companies hopeless e-learning products\" argument used by said crap commercial companies defending the e-learning credits disgrace\nMr Bitter... Mr Angry... ?\nGood that the BBC is using it's money to this purpose, although note there's no history on the Beeb site yet... No doubt it will come. Perhaps the complaining companies could use the Business Studies section to guide them as they improve the service they offer.\nI expect the decision to leave history to the last is the result of commercial pressure. History is the area that the commercial publishers have concentrated on in the past. The important issue is the relationship between teachers and the BBC. I have worked with television companies in the past. Although they use teachers as advisors (advice they often ignore) they rarely employ them as creators. It was the same problem I had at the Guardian (Learn).\nThe new BBC website has now been launched:\nhttp://jam.bbc.co.uk/\nThe first courses are for English and Maths (5-7 years), Science (7-9), Geography (7-11), French (11-14) and Business Studies (14-16).\nI have just had a look at the French course. What a waste of taxpayers' money! It's far too flashy, too patronising, too slow (even on broadband), the pedagogy is highly dubious and the navigation is confusing. A decent set of CD-ROMs does a far better job - and in addition offers the possibility of recording and playing back one's own voice, e.g. the EuroTalk CD-ROM series which have featured prominently in the last three London Language Shows and proved a big hit with schoolchildren and adults alike.\nAnd to cap it all, the BBC have closed down the unit that produces TV language broadcasts for adult learners. The last two TV broadcast series (Greek and Mandarin Chinese) were excellent. If the Web is the way the BBC perceives the future they'll have to do a lot better to catch up with their broadcasting standards.\nI\u2019ve now had a bit more time to look at BBC Jam French\u2026\n- The BBC Jam page at http://www.bbc.co.uk/jam/ opens with a Flash-driven sequence consisting of menus bouncing up and down \u2013 very jazzy, but this can create problems (see below). It took me some time to work out what I had to do in order to call up the French materials and then find out whether I had to register as a user in the boxes inviting me to do so or just dive straight in. I decided to dive straight in.\n- The navigation is confusing. Essentially, it\u2019s driven by a beach scene image with hot spots. The user has to explore the image to locate the activities. I didn\u2019t like it as it was unclear what I should be doing, but it might appeal to spotty 14-year-old males who like a trial-and-error approach.\n- There are video sequences, which are irritatingly slow to load, even on my 1Mb broadband connection. These are linked with a series of multiple-choice exercises, with zero feedback apart from a tick or a cross.\n- The slowness of interaction will probably frustrate youngsters used to fast action video games.\n- There is a cartoon strip (bande dessin\u00e9e), which is just a linear presentation. I learned very little from this, apart from a few new French words such as. \"vroummm!\", \"boum!\", \"cool\", \"super\", \"crii!\", and I can now recognise different motor car sounds. I've also driven my neighbours mad with the loud throbbing music in the background.\n- I looked at the crossword puzzle based on motoring terminology. It\u2019s slow. Entering the letters takes time. And how relevant is this language to teenagers?\nHave the designers BBC Jam learned nothing from the development of computer assisted learning over the last 30 years? A lot of effort has gone into flashy presentations and not enough into the pedagogy. It\u2019s mainly linear point-and-click stuff. The site displays two fundamental weaknesses, namely a lack of structure and a lack of a clear contents page indicating what's there and where it can be found. Above all, the site breaks the No. 1 rule of instructional software design insofar as it fails to provide a \"default route\": v. Laurillard 1996:36): \"the route through the material that the author believes to be optimal\".\nProviding a clear indication of what a software package contains and where it can be found saves teachers time. My frustration with BBC Jam French is due to a large extent that I haven't a clue where I am and where I am supposed to be going. I don't have the time or patience to find out things by trial and error.\nLaurillard D. (1996) Formative evaluation report, Hull: The TELL Consortium, University of Hull. The document is available as a downloadable file from: http://www.hull.ac.uk/cti/tell/eval.htm\nDon\u2019t forget that BBC Jam is costing licence payers 150 million pounds \u2013 across all the subjects, however, not just the French. The BBC actually asked for 170 million pounds originally, but it was reduced to 150 million. Money for Jam, eh?\nYou can read the whole story about Research Machines' formal complaint to the Commission about BBC Digital Curriculum (i.e. BBC Jam as it is now known) and the subsequent decision.\nhttp://www.reckon.co.uk/open/BBC_Digital_Curriculum\nSee also the BBC's summary:\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/info/policies/digital_curriculum5.shtml\nDonald Clark appears to agree with me. He descibes BBC Jam French as a \"sticky mess\" in his blog at:\nhttp://donaldclarkplanb.blogspot.com/2006/...ticky-mess.html\nDonald Clark has also reviewed the BBC Jam Business Studies materials:\nBBC Jam and Curriculum Online\nFurthermore, the BBC Jam website is \u201capproved\u201d under the DfES Curriculum Online initiative:\nhttp://www.curriculumonline.gov.uk/\nMy personal view of Curriculum Online is that it is nothing short of a scandal. I could go on endlessly about this \u2013 but it\u2019s a long story.\nThe BBC is clearly shifting its emphasis from TV broadcasting of educational materials to online resources. The unit that produced the excellent TV series for adult learners of languages (e.g. the series for learners of Greek and Mandarin Chinese) has now been closed down. There was resistance to this from the Association for Language Learning, but obviously not enough.\nProblems with Flash Version 8.0:\nI decided to give BBC Jam another go on 24 February. On accessing the site I was informed that my Flash player was out of date (I had Version 7.0 installed), so I clicked on the pop-up to download and install Version 8.0. The result:\nFlash 8.0, when installed, causes Internet Explorer 6.0 to display an error message and crash every time I access any Web page that uses Flash. A Google search revealed that this is a widespread problem and that solving it is not that easy. For the time being I have had to uninstall Flash 8.0 in order to be able to use my browser efficiently.\nThe moral: Intro screens using Flash with menus bobbing up and down may look jazzy but may be excluding users who have experienced the same problem as I have. Keep It Simple, Stupid! (KISS!)\nBBC has taken down its interactive learning service, Jam, after complaints from UK software companies, who claimed it was damaging their business.\nThis free online digital curriculum was launched in January 2006 after five years in the making and with a total budget of \u00a3150m. Lord Puttnam has rightly described this decision as a \u201cbetrayal of a generation of children\u201d. It is also a terrible waste of tax-payers money.\nThis product has been taken off the market after pressure from the British Educational Suppliers Association. Not content with the e-credit system that has forced schools to spend millions on inferior software and online content, it has now removed the main provider of free content on the web. It hopes that schools will now pay for material that in the past they could have obtained free from the BBC website.\nNo doubt, members of the British Educational Suppliers Association will now be making donations to the Labour Party. It might also gain it support from the Guardian who are the owners of one of the largest companies, Learn, in this sector.\nEssentially, I am delighted to see BBC Jam disappear. As a former language teacher, I was disappointed with the materials that were produced for learners of French - all noise and gimmicks and little evidence of sound pedagogy, especially what we have learned about computer assisted language learning over the last 30 years. As a commercial producer of software, I could not compete with the BBC, which benefited from the injection of \u00a3150 million for BBC Jam (\u201cMoney for Jam\u201d), which derived from licence payers' money that could have been spent more wisely on producing the high-quality educational broadcasts that the BBC does so well. I saw my income from my commercial activities drop to zero over a period of two years - and so did many other small operators.\nThe whole Digital Curriculum initiative (which embraces Curriculum Online as well as BBC Jam) has been a scandalous waste of taxpayers' money. It's resulted in a lot of money ending up in the pockets of hi-tech consultancy businesses that would not have had the slightest interest in education if the money had not been freely available and propping up failing educational software producers.\nYou cannot compare closing down BBC Jam with closing down the NHS or schools. BBC Jam has helped drive producers of educational materials out of business. This could be compared to driving the companies on which the NHS relies, e.g. producers of hi-tech equipment, drugs etc, out of business. State schools rely on commercial producers: builders who build the schools, furniture manufacturers who make the desks and chairs, and publishers who produce books and computer software.\nAnother thing: The shift towards Web-based materials at the BBC has resulted in the closure of the unit that produced the excellent series of TV broadcasts for adult learners of foreign languages. Shame! Producing such high-quality educational broadcasts is what the BBC is really good at.\nI could not disagree with your more on this issue. This is what Lord Puttnam has to say about it.\nThe new 10-year BBC Charter came into force on January 1 this year. Under the Charter, the second of the BBC's new public purposes, set for it by the government, is \"promoting education and learning,\" while the sixth purpose includes \"helping to deliver to the public the benefit of emerging communications technologies and services.\" A strong BBC online presence is imperative if it is to deliver on these purposes in any meaningful way in the digital era.\nYet the new BBC Trust has instructed the corporation to suspend its online learning service, BBC Jam - a piece of news somewhat overshadowed by the Blue Peter debacle, but of far greater significance for the children of this country.\nEqually worrying is what the episode says about the early direction of travel of the Trust itself, as it comes hard on the heels of an earlier decision to water down plans for the BBC's iPlayer in the wake of a market impact assessment by Ofcom that would appear to have been heavily shaped by the submissions from commercial publishing companies. So here we have a situation in which at least two of the BBC's public purposes are already at risk of being diluted by the very Trust that was put in place to advance them.\nThe origins of BBC Jam lie in the late 1990s. Former director general Greg Dyke first spoke in 1999 of a BBC \"digital curriculum\" which would bring out \"the creativity and originality of the children who use it\". The following year, the BBC got the thumbs-up in a public consultation on its plans. The idea went through many iterations and debates until, in May 2002, the BBC put in an application to Tessa Jowell to launch a new public service.\nBut not everyone was happy. Some established commercial players were alarmed by the BBC's plans to make material freely available. In January 2003 the minister gave approval, subject to 18 detailed conditions designed to limit the BBC's market impact. Meanwhile, the Department for Education decided to compensate the industry for any potential loss it might suffer from the BBC's \u00a3150m service by ring-fencing \u00a3530m over the same five-year period for schools to spend on commercial e-learning products.\nBut still the matter wasn't settled. The plans were referred to the European Commission because, it was claimed, BBC licence fee money (a form of \"state aid\") was being used to intervene in a commercial marketplace. The EC took nine months before finally giving the green light. In October 2003 the service was allowed to crank itself into action. What emerged was a learner-centred service aimed very directly at kids, not a bank of resources for teachers. In January 2006 the first elements of the new service - now called BBC Jam - went live.\nBut the row over commercial impact didn't go away. There were allegations that the service wasn't \"complementary\" to the rest of the market. Europe got worried. The BBC was asked to stop rolling out new Jam material and the UK government urged to review the service.\nThat was three months ago, and Europe was getting impatient. There were even rumblings that Europe might take unilateral action and close the service down. So the new BBC Trust took the initiative. It suspended the service with just six days' notice and asked management to bring forward fresh proposals for a new service. These will be subjected to a new \"public value test\" with a \"market impact assessment\" as required under the new Charter.\nIf you want to be generous, it's possible the Trust had no option if it didn't want to become entangled in a legal fight that could have paralysed the BBC's education service for the foreseeable future. But the current position is unnecessarily cruel.\nThousands of children have been left stranded. Not just some 173,000 who registered but the many more who dipped in and out without registering.\nBut now it's about to disappear. And for what? Nobody seems to know what the complaints to Europe precisely alleged. But there's not been a shred of evidence that companies are actually suffering because of the BBC. Some are doing very well, others less so - but to suggest any cause and effect related to Jam is fanciful in the extreme. It is entirely unclear what will happen to the \u00a3530m in ring-fenced funds - presumably now the BBC \"threat\" has been removed, the government will be thinking of releasing what's left so that schools can spend the money on what they choose.\nNor does Europe's concern for the wellbeing of industry appear to extend to those new media companies who were actually benefiting from the BBC's investment. The BBC had promised to spend half of its content budget for Jam - \u00a345m - with external suppliers. The Pact vice-chair Andrew Chitty, whose company Illumina derives 50% of its overall work from the BBC, was quoted last week as estimating that pulling Jam would cost the new media industry \u00a320-30m in addition to further revenue from rights ownership. In the meantime, the BBC must honour its production contracts with external suppliers. There is a real risk that some of the smaller independents could go under if the BBC does not act quickly.\nIt's hard to imagine an education service which has been the subject of so much politicking and so much shadowy commercial and bureaucratic self-interest - and yet where the interests of the most important party - the children - have been so badly marginalised.\nOne of the tasks of the Trust, quite properly, is to balance the benefit of new digital services against the likely impact on the commercial marketplace. 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        "raw_content": "November 21, 2018 - Winter precipitation in southwestern U.S. tied to Kiwi Coast\nNovember 21, 2018 - Water supplies in the southwestern United States largely depend on winter precipitation. Predicting seasonal rain and snowfall is becoming more difficult, however, as climate change causes precipitation patterns to vary. A new study provides evidence of a strong correlation between late-summer to fall sea-surface temperatures off the coast of New Zealand and winter precipitation in the southwestern U.S. \u2014 a correlation that could help provide earlier and more reliable forecasts for the southwestern U.S., and improve water resource and ecosystem management in the region.\nRead more here on page 18.\nSeptember 11, 2018 - UCI joins in launch of new NSF-funded data science and climate initiative\nThe discovery by UCI scientists of a new way to predict winter rainfall in the southwest U.S. inspired them to start a new project to combine data science and climate research.\nSeptember 11, 2018 - Investigators from UCI\u2019s Henry Samueli School of Engineering, Donald Bren School of Information & Computer Science, and School of Physical Sciences will work together in a new initiative, funded by the National Science Foundation, to perfect the use of data science in climate studies. The Transdisciplinary Research in Principles of Data Science plus Climate project includes collaborators from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Chicago.\nSeptember 11, 2018 - Multi-university collaboration will use climate data analysis to improve regional forecasts\nA new collaboration will develop data science tools to find long-distance weather patterns, improving our understanding of global climate.\nSeptember 11, 2018 - The El Ni\u00f1o/La Ni\u00f1a pattern in the Pacific Ocean is notorious for its long-distance effects on weather as far away as Africa and the Midwestern United States. But climate experts also know of several other such patterns, known as \u201cteleconnections,\u201d and believe that there are many more to be discovered.\nThe new TRIPODS+Climate project, a collaboration among the University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of California-Irvine, will develop novel data science tools to sniff out these hidden patterns, improving weather forecasts and scientific understanding of global climate. Researchers will apply data science methods such as machine learning, network analysis and predictive modeling to the growing flood of climate data.\nSeptember 10, 2018 - TRIPODS+X:RES: Collaborative Research: Data Science Frontiers in Climate Science\nSeptember 10, 2018 - Understanding the factors that determine regional climate variability and change is a challenge with important implications for the economy, security, and environmental sustainability of many regions around the globe. Our understanding and modeling of the large-scale dynamics of the Earth climate system and associated regional-scale climate variability significantly affects our ability to predict and mitigate climatic extremes and hazards. Earth observations and climate model outputs are witnessing an unprecedented increase in data volume, creating new opportunities to advance climate science but also leading to new data science challenges that must be addressed using tools from mathematics, statistics, and computer science. This project focuses on two central challenges at the heart of modern data-enabled climate science: (1) Increasing the predictive capacity of subseasonal forecasts by discovering and quantifying the sources of (un)predictability, including known and emergent climate modes and their interactions and non-stationarities; and (2) Understanding and quantifying the intricate space-time dynamics of the climate system to provide guidance for climate model assessment and regional forecasting. This project brings together an interdisciplinary team that combines expertise in both hydroclimate science and statistical machine learning to create new platforms for climate diagnostics and prognostics. The broader impacts of an enhanced knowledge of the climate system and robust and accurate seasonal forecasts have wide-ranging implications for society as a whole. For example, better seasonal forecasts will allow water resource managers to make sustainable decisions for water allocation.\nJuly 11, 2018 - This Patch of Water Can Predict Southwest Drought\nScientists discovered that the temperature of a patch of water on the other side of the world can help predict how dry winters will be in the Southwest\nJuly 11, 2018 - Researchers are starting to shy away from using the word \u201cdrought\u201d to describe the miserable precipitation the American Southwest has seen in recent years. Instead, we should think of the dry conditions as the new normal. And in a future with less water, predicting just how little rain or snowfall to expect is increasingly important. That\u2019s why scientists are so worked up about a patch of water off the coast of New Zealand.\nA new study in the journal Nature Communications looked at 66 years of worldwide sea-surface temperature data and found an interhemispheric \u201cbridge\u201d that links warmer water in the southwestern Pacific Ocean with drier winters in parts of the Southwest. Researchers have named this connection the New Zealand Index (NZI), and it means scientists may have found the atmospheric equivalent of a crystal ball that will allow them to predict precipitation in the southwestern United States.\nThe connection between the two regions is made by air rising from the ocean nearby New Zealand and cycling north to waters around the Philippines, causing a change in sea temperatures there. As ocean waters heat up, they alter storm patterns, robbing some of the most already-parched regions in the United States\u2014Southern California, Arizona, Utah, and Nevada\u2014of much-needed winter rain and snowfall.\nWhat\u2019s so exciting about this discovery is the NZI\u2019s effectiveness. When the study\u2019s lead author, Antonios Mamalakis, a graduate student in civil and environmental engineering at the University of California, Irvine, looked at data collected for the past 40 years, he found the connection to be about 85 percent consistent in predicting precipitation. \u201cThis is the most important practical finding of our work,\u201d Mamalakis says.\nJune 20, 2018 - Weather.com: Sea Temperatures Near New Zealand Predict California Rainfall.\nScientists recently proved that, when it comes to predicting the weather, it really is a small world after all.\nJune 13, 2018 - NSF News Release 18-039: To forecast winter rainfall in Los Angeles, look to New Zealand in the summer.\nScientists find new 'teleconnection' for early and accurate precipitation prediction.\nJune 13, 2018 - Variability in El Ni\u00f1o cycles was long considered a reliable tool for predicting winter precipitation in the Southwest United States, but its forecasting power has diminished in recent years. In a study published today in Nature Communications, National Science Foundation (NSF)-supported scientists at the University of California, Irvine (UCI), have found a new method to project wet or dry conditions for the winter ahead.\n\"Influences between the hemispheres promise earlier and more accurate prediction of winter precipitation in California and the Southwest U.S.,\" said study co-author Efi Foufoula-Georgiou of UCI. \"Knowing how much rain to expect in the coming winter is crucial for the economy, water security, and ecosystem management of the region.\"\nAdded Tom Torgersen, director of NSF's Water, Sustainability and Climate Program, which funded the research, \"Predicting drought in the Southwest U.S. is a critical issue for food production and local economies. The discovery of an interhemispheric bridge that influences the U.S. winter jet stream holds the promise of improved precipitation predictability and drought forecasts.\"\nThe researchers call the new 'teleconnection' the New Zealand Index (NZI) because the sea surface temperature anomaly that triggers it begins in July and August in the southwestern Pacific Ocean near New Zealand.\nJune 13, 2018 - To forecast winter rainfall in the Southwest, look to New Zealand in the summer.\nUCI scientists find new teleconnection for early and accurate precipitation prediction.\nJune 13, 2018 - El Ni\u00f1o was long considered a reliable tool for predicting future precipitation in the southwestern United States, but its forecasting power has diminished in recent cycles, possibly due to global climate change. In a study published today in Nature Communications, scientists and engineers at the University of California, Irvine demonstrate a new method for projecting wet or dry weather in the winter ahead.\n\u201cThe interhemispheric teleconnection that we have discovered promises earlier and more accurate prediction of winter precipitation in California and the southwestern U.S.,\u201d said study co-author Efi Foufoula-Georgiou, UCI Distinguished Professor of civil & environmental engineering. \u201cKnowing how much rain to expect in the coming winter is crucial for the economy, water security and ecosystem management of the region.\u201d\nThe researchers called the new teleconnection the New Zealand Index, because the sea surface temperature anomaly that triggers it begins in July and August in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, close to New Zealand. As the sea surface temperature in the region cools down or heats up, it causes a change in the southern Hadley cell, an atmospheric convection zone from the equator to about the 30th parallel south.\nThis prompts a commensurate anomaly east of the Philippine Islands, which, in turn, results in a strengthening or weakening of the jet stream in the Northern Hemisphere, having a direct influence on the amount of rain that falls on California between November and March.\n\u201cWith the New Zealand Index, we can predict from late summer the likelihood of above- or below-normal winter precipitation in the southwestern U.S., with a correlation in the order of 0.7 \u2013 compared to the El Ni\u00f1o-Southern Oscillation technique, which has a correlation around 0.3 to 0.4,\u201d said lead author Antonios Mamalakis, a UCI graduate student in civil & environmental engineering. \u201cOur research also shows an amplification of this newly discovered teleconnection over the past four decades.\u201d\nFebruary 8, 2018 - UCI\u2019s Efi Foufoula-Georgiou, Judith Olson elected to National Academy of Engineering.\nDistinction honors contributions to research, education and practice\nFebruary 8, 2018 - Two University of California, Irvine faculty members have been elected to the National Academy of Engineering, one of the highest professional distinctions accorded to those pursuing research, education and applications in engineering and technical fields. Efi Foufoula-Georgiou, Distinguished Professor of civil & environmental engineering, and Judith Olson, professor emerita of information & computer sciences, are among 83 new U.S.-based NAE members.\n\u201cThe success of our academic enterprise is singularly dependent on the quality of our faculty,\u201d said Enrique Lavernia, UCI provost and executive vice chancellor. \u201cWith the election of these two outstanding faculty members to the National Academy of Engineering, UCI is now home to 76 members of the esteemed National Academies of Sciences, Engineering & Medicine and American Academy of Arts & Sciences.\u201d\nThe NAE citation noted Foufoula-Georgiou\u2019s contributions to hydrology and hydroclimatology with applications to engineered systems across scales. Since joining The Henry Samueli School of Engineering in 2016, Foufoula-Georgiou has released groundbreaking research findings on topics ranging from regional climate and extreme heat events to river delta dynamics. She is a fellow of the American Geophysical Union, the American Meteorological Society and the American Association for the Advancement of Science and is a member of the European Academy of Sciences.\n\u201cI am humbled by this great honor,\u201d Foufoula-Georgiou said. \u201cSuch recognition fuels even more of my passion and enthusiasm for impactful research and a commitment to propel my colleagues and students to reach their very best\u201d.\nFebruary 2018 - Rivmap toolbox: One of the top downloaded articles in Earth and Space Science journal\nFebruary 2018 - The article \"High spatiotemporal resolution of river planform dynamics from Landsat: The RivMAP toolbox and results from the Ucayali River\", published in Earth and Space Science, was one of the journal's top 10 most downloaded papers! As of year-end 2017 the article has received 909 downloads.\nJanuary 29, 2018 - NSF News Release 18-007: Study shows wetlands provide landscape-scale reduction in nitrogen pollution.\n\"Wetland complexes\" in a watershed are very effective in reducing nitrate.\nJanuary 29, 2018 - In agricultural regions such as the U.S. Midwest, excess nitrate from crop fertilizer makes its way into rivers and streams through subsurface drainage channels and agricultural ditches.\nHigh nitrate concentrations in waterways can be harmful to ecosystems and human health, contaminating drinking water and eventually flowing downstream far enough to increase the size of the Gulf of Mexico's \"dead zone\".\nA study published today in the journal Nature Geoscience by National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded researchers offers new insights into this problem: Multiple wetlands, or \"wetland complexes\" in a watershed, are extremely effective at reducing nitrate levels in rivers and streams.\nJanuary 26, 2018 - Reuters: Hotter summer highs means cities face increasingly deadly risks\nJanuary 26, 2018 - LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Scorching summer days are growing hotter in the world\u2019s big cities at a significantly faster pace than the average rise in world temperatures - a trend that could mean more deadly urban heatwaves in years ahead, scientists said.\nIn cities such as Paris, Houston, Moscow and Beijing, the level of heat on the hottest summer days is growing two or three times as quickly as general temperature rises linked to climate change over the last 50 years, said researchers at the University of California-Irvine.\nThe trend is particularly pronounced in Europe, East Asia and parts of Australia, they said in a report released this week in the journal Earth\u2019s Future.\nJanuary 24, 2018 - GEOSPACE: Rise in severity of hottest days outpaces global average temperature increase\nJanuary 24, 2018 - While Earth\u2019s average annual temperature has increased at a steady pace in recent decades, there has been an alarming jump in the severity of the hottest days of the year during that same period, with the most lethal effects in the world\u2019s largest cities.\nEngineers at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) have learned that urban centers with more than 5 million inhabitants and parts of Eurasia and Australia have been hardest hit by the accelerated growth in short-term, extreme-heat events, resulting in lost lives, reduced agricultural productivity and damage to infrastructure.\nIn a new study published in Earth\u2019s Future, a journal of the American Geophysical Union, researchers report their analysis of temperature readings from the most recent 50- and 30-year periods rules out the possibility that natural climate variability is to blame for the mercury rising.\nRead more of this interview here.\nNovember 20, 2017 - Two UCI Engineers Named AAAS Fellows\nNovember 20, 2017 - The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) has awarded the distinction of fellow to two UC Irvine engineering professors \u2212 Efi Foufoula-Georgiou and Lizhi Sun \u2212 in recognition of their efforts toward advancing science applications that are deemed scientifically or socially distinguished. Foufoula-Georgiou and Sun are among 10 UCI faculty receiving the designation this year.\nAs a member of the AAAS Section on Atmospheric & Hydrospheric Sciences, Foufoula-Georgiou, Distinguished Professor of civil and environmental engineering and associate dean of research and innovation, was elected for her seminal contributions to the field of surface hydrology and hydroclimatology, and her unselfish leadership in promoting Earth sciences.\n\u201cI am honored and humbled by this recognition, which I proudly share with all my former and current students, postdoctoral associates and collaborators,\u201d said Foufoula-Georgiou. \u201cI am also proud to be part of UCI\u2019s excellent team in hydrologic sciences and engineering, an area whose importance is ever increasing under environmental sustainability concerns due to climate and human-induced change. Driving the discovery and innovation needed for solutions is not easy, and UCI has an important role to play\u201d.\nOctober 18, 2017 - UCI scientists see order in complex patterns of river deltas.\nLandforms \u2018self-organize\u2019 to withstand human and natural disturbances\nOctober 18, 2017 - River deltas, with their intricate networks of waterways, coastal barrier islands, wetlands and estuaries, often appear to have been formed by random processes, but scientists at the University of California, Irvine and other institutions see order in the apparent chaos.\nThrough field studies and mathematical modeling, they have concluded that deltas \u201cself-organize\u201d to increase the number, direction and size \u2013 or diversity \u2013 of sediment transport pathways to the shoreline, boosting their ability to withstand human disturbances and naturally occurring factors. The research team\u2019s findings have been published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.\n\u201cWith their entangled channels that split and rejoin multiple times before entering the sea, deltas are amazingly complex and varied, leading us to wonder if they\u2019re hiding some simpler order,\u201d said lead author Alejandro Tejedor, research associate in UCI\u2019s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. \u201cCould there be some common \u2018goal\u2019 on the part of deltas to sustain their existence by diversifying the spread of their fluxes to build land on their way to the ocean?\u201d\nThe researchers sought to solve this riddle by applying statistics and mathematical modeling. Looking at 10 major river deltas around the world, they determined the probability of flows dividing into smaller channels and merging again at confluences, discovering that all but one, the Niger Delta in Africa, exhibited a high \u201cnonlocal entropy rate,\u201d meaning a large diversity of delivery pathways to the sea.\nMay 2017 - Research makes the cover of the Journal of Geophysical Research - Earth Surface 122(5)\nMay 2017 - Research by Czuba, J.A., E. Foufoula-Georgiou, K. Gran, P. Belmont, and P. Wilcock on Interplay between Spatially-Explicit Sediment Sourcing, Hierarchical River-Network Structure, and In-Channel Bed-Material Sediment Transport and Storage Dynamics has made the cover of the Journal of Geophysical Research - Earth Surface volume 122, issue 5.\nFebruary 2017 - Research makes the cover of Earth and Space Science 4(2)\nFebruary 2017 - Research by Schwenk, J., A. Khandelwal, M. Fratkin, V. Kumar, and E. Foufoula-Georgiou on High spatio-temporal resolution of river planform dynamics from Landsat: the RivMAP toolbox and results from the Ucayali River has made the cover of Earth and Space Science volume 4, issue 2.\nDecember 19, 2016 - Renowned Hydrologist Joins UCI to Lead Interdisciplinary Research Efforts\nDecember 19, 2016 - Efi Foufoula-Georgiou, an expert in hydrology and water resources, recently joined the University of California, Irvine as a Distinguished Professor of civil and environmental engineering. After nearly three decades at the University of Minnesota, with her research laboratory perched atop a waterfall on the Mississippi River, she moved to a region suffering from a severe drought, but the native of Greece is not complaining.\n\u201cI love it here. The research environment is vibrant, the collegiality inspiring, and UCI is at the cusp of unprecedented academic and intellectual growth. And the Mediterranean climate is encoded in my skin. I feel completely at home!\u201d she says. Read more of this interview here.\nDecember 16, 2016 - Landsat Science: The Secret Lives of Migrating Rivers\nDecember 16, 2016 - Today at AGU 2016, Dr. Jon Schwenk from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities presented a poster on his detective work into the secret lives of migrating rivers. Read more of his work here.\nOctober 4, 2016 - UCI Environmental Engineer Recognized with Hydrological Sciences Medal\nOctober 4, 2016 - The American Meteorological Society (AMS) has awarded Efi Foufoula-Georgiou the Hydrologic Sciences Medal for \u201cher pioneering contributions to the science of hydrometeorology and for visionary and sustained leadership in advancing interdisciplinary hydrologic research.\u201d\nA Distinguished Professor in civil and environmental engineering, Foufoula-Georgiou is considered one of the world\u2019s leading hydrologists and water resources engineers. Her research focuses on hydrology and geomorphology, with special attention to scaling theories, multiscale dynamics and space-time modeling of precipitation and landforms. Her innovations have improved predictions of space-time variabilities, as well as the uncertainties of water, sediment and land processes in response to climate and human disturbance.\n\u201cI am deeply honored and humbled by the award, and I am particularly proud to see that it recognizes not only my own research but my strong belief and commitment in promoting and enabling interdisciplinary research,\u201d said Foufoula-Georgiou. \u201cI\u2019m looking forward to an exciting journey at UCI.\u201d\nFoufoula-Georgiou joined the faculty at the Samueli School of Engineering this fall. She has served on many national and international advisory boards, including the National Academy of Sciences Water Science and Technology Board, the NSF Advisory Council for Geosciences, NASA Earth Sciences Subcommittee and EU advisory boards. She is currently a presidential appointee to the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board and president of American Geophysical Union\u2019s Hydrology Section. She is a recipient of the John Dalton Medal of the European Geophysical Society, AGU\u2019s Hydrological Sciences Award and the AMS Horton Lecturer award. She is a fellow of AGU and AMS and a member of the European Academy of Sciences.\nThe AMS Hydrologic Sciences Medal is granted annually to researchers who make outstanding contributions to scientific knowledge in hydrology, hydrometeorology and/or hydroclimatology, including interactions between the land surface and the atmosphere.\nJune 7, 2016 - World Oceans Day: Deltas critical to food production, fisheries health, storm protection\nJune 7, 2016 - Although deltas make up just 1 percent of the world's land, they're home to more than half a billion people and to fertile ecosystems such as mangroves and marshes. Deltas also serve as economic hotspots, supporting much of the world's fisheries, forest products, and agriculture, and are food baskets for many nations.\nHuman actions rob deltas of their lifeblood: water and sediment. On a global scale, people have diverted more than 40 percent of river discharges and 26 percent of river sediments into large reservoirs. Losses of wetlands to development, and the erosion that follows, further deplete deltas of sediment. Sea level rise accelerates the losses. Hurricanes are often the death knell, cutting new channels and washing away huge amounts of mud and sand.\nTo find out how deltas around the world are faring, Foufoula-Georgiou and her colleagues are studying the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna (GBM) Delta, a vast fan that stretches across Bangladesh into West Bengal, India. Their work is part of the NSF-supported Sustainable Deltas Project. Despite its size, the GBM Delta is foundering. The delta is sinking, with water covering its land surfaces four times faster than sea level is rising. Sediment would normally help build up the delta, but human land use upriver reduces the amount of sediment carried downstream. A further insult comes from shrimp farming, which modifies delta channels and results in yet more loss of land. Almost 150 million people live in the GBM region. Most of them rely on the delta's natural resources, so they, as well as the wildlife that depends on the delta's rich sediment, are literally losing ground. The scene is far from unusual. Much of the sediment has been cut off from deltas across Asia. India has seen a 50 percent reduction for the Brahmani Delta, a 74 percent reduction for the Mahanadi, and a 94 percent reduction for the Krishna... Read more here.\nMarch 15, 2016 - PhD students Zeinab Takbiri and Jon Czuba win OSPAs for their presentations at the 2015 AGU Fall Meeting\nMarch 15, 2016 - Two PhD students won Outstanding Student Paper Awards (OSPAs) at the 2015 American Geophysical Union's Fall Meeting in San Francisco, California for their presentations:\nZeinab Takbiri (Hydrology Section) - Microwave Signatures of Inundation Area\nJonathan Czuba (Earth and Planetary Surface Processes Focus Group) - Near-Channel Sediment Sources Now Dominate in Many Agricultural Landscapes: The Emergence of River-Network Models to Guide Watershed Management\nOSPAs are awarded to promote, recognize and reward undergraduate, Master's and PhD students for quality research in the geophysical sciences. Each year, sections and focus groups recruit judges to assess and score student oral and poster presentations at meetings. Typically the top 3-5% of presenters in each section/focus group are awarded an OSPA. To view all winners see the OPSA page or view the announcement on pages 27-29 of the March 15, 2016 issue of EOS.\nSpring 2016 - Launching the National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics\nSpring 2016 - Professor Efi Foufoula called me in January 2001. She and her colleagues Chris Paola and Gary Parker were in the midst of preparing a multi-year, multi-institutional, multi-million dollar proposal to the National Science Foundation (NSF). Did the Science Museum want to be a partner? Absolutely. Getting a big proposal funded by NSF requires a big idea, and they had one.\nRivers are vital to the physical, economic, social, and cultural well-being of billions of people around the world. And geologists, ecologists and economists have been studying rivers for decades, even centuries. But these academic discipline-driven ways of knowing had never coalesced into a more systemic understanding of rivers, to the detriment of rivers everywhere and the people dependent upon them. So Efi, Chris, and Gary envisioned that their proposed National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics would create a new synthetic science they called earth-process science that would enable multi-disciplinary quantitative understandings of rivers.\nAs can be imagined, such an ambitious proposal received intense scrutiny and months of review. But we made it through the gauntlet and the National Center for Earth-surface Dynamics (NCED) was established in summer 2002. I got to be one of the principal investigators, not as a scientist, but as the point person tasked with imagining how to bring the research and insights of this big collaborative scientific enterprise with researchers from a dozen campuses to the attention of large public audiences.\nIt was a great gig. I got to eat with these scientists, drink with them, and visit their research sites. But after engaging in this work for several years, I realized that I was hearing different versions of the same story from different scientists. The geomorphologists told me, \u201cDo you realize that humanity is now the dominant agent of landscape change?\u201d The sedimentologists asked, \u201cAre you aware that humans are now responsible for the movement of more rock and sediment annually than all rivers and glaciers on the planet combined?\u201d And the ecologists stated, \u201cIt is no longer possible to study an ecosystem on the surface of this planet without taking human influences into consideration.\u201d\nApril 2015 - Research makes the cover of the Journal of Geophysical Research - Earth Surface 120(4)\nApril 2015 - Research by Schwenk, J., S. Lanzoni, and E. Foufoula-Georgiou on The life of a meander bend: connecting shape and dynamics via analysis of a numerical model has made the cover of the Journal of Geophysical Research - Earth Surface volume 120, issue 4.\nOctober 2014 - Research makes the cover of the Journal of Geophysical Research - Earth Surface 119(10)\nOctober 2014 - Research by Gangodagamage, C., E. Foufoula-Georgiou, and P. Belmont on River basin organization around the mainstem: scale invariance in tributary branching and the incremental area function has made the cover of the Journal of Geophysical Research - Earth Surface volume 119, issue 10.\nOct. 7, 2014 - Duluth News Tribune OpEd - A professor's view: Minnesota is a leader in facing climate-change challenges\nOct. 7, 2014 - It may seem strange to raise the implications of climate change brought about by global warming given that last winter was the coldest in several decades in much of the Eastern and Midwestern United States. But with so many recent stories focusing on the global ramifications of a hotter world, it is important we remind ourselves of what climate change really means to Minnesotans.\nIncreased levels of heat-trapping gases have increased the average global temperature, but this does not always equate to consistent warming at the local level. Climate change-induced shifts in the distribution of heat around the planet can lead to unusually wetter, cooler conditions in some areas yet drier, warmer conditions in others. As we already are experiencing, climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme weather events, including heat waves, droughts, heavy downpours like the ones Minnesota has received and floods. The results can be catastrophic: severe soil erosion, more frequent algae blooms in our lakes, and added costs to maintain transportation and infrastructure. With a vast majority of Minnesotans residing in urban areas with aging infrastructure, cities and suburbs particularly are vulnerable to climate change-related flooding and heat waves... Read more of this OpEd. (Archived link)\nSept. 25, 2014 - ICSU-endorsed initiative Sustainable Deltas 2015 launches in Rotterdam\nSept. 25, 2014 - A unique initiative endorsed by the International Council for Science - Sustainable Deltas 2015 - (SD2015) was launched at the \"Deltas in Times of Climate Change II International Conference\" in Rotterdam. The aim of the initiative is to focus attention and research on the value and vulnerability of deltas worldwide, and promote and enhance international and regional cooperation among scientists, policymakers and other stakeholders... Read more about Sustainable Deltas 2015. (Archived link)\nDec. 12, 2012 - University of Minnesota to lead international virtual institute for study of climatic and human effects on Earth\nDec. 12, 2012 - The National Science Foundation (NSF) announced that it will award an $720,000 grant to the University of Minnesota to lead an international, multi-university virtual institute for the study of Earth-surface systems, with a special emphasis on watersheds and deltas.\nLinked Institutions for Future Earth (LIFE) is a new collaborative network of leading international research institutions, facilities and field sites working together on research related to predicting and understanding the impacts of climatic and human stresses on the landscape. LIFE seeks to produce research that informs policymakers and practitioners, while cultivating effective researcher exchange and mentoring, and generating innovative international public engagement toward landscape sustainability... Read more of this article. (Archived link)\nAug. 30-31, 2012 - Deltas Initiative: Developing a Decadal Science Plan for Deltas\nAug. 30-31, 2012 - Deltas are unquestionably \"hot spots\" of change in the coastal environment, important for commerce and human habitation, but also vulnerable to human-induced changes from upstream water management, threatened from sea level rise from downstream, and affected by local resource exploration. The importance of deltas for economic development, food security, energy, and mineral exploration, among others, has been articulated in multiple publications, and deltas have been the subject of an increasing number of international meetings over the last decade. In 2011, a group of international researchers proposed to bring deltas to the forefront of public awareness and make them showcases of international collaboration on coastal sustainability by calling for an International Year of Deltas (IYDs) (Foufoula-Georgiou et al., 2011). This effort has been endorsed by several international scientific Unions and academic institutions (http://www.iyds-2013.org/).\nEarlier this year, the Belmont Forum, an organization of the world's major and emerging funders of global environmental research, put out a call for proposalsto the international community to foster environmental sustainability research across disciplines and across national borders starting with two main focus themes: freshwater security and coastal vulnerability. A project on \"DELTAS\" was submitted by a group of researchers from 12 countries and 22 institutions and was invited to be developed to a full proposal which was submitted in December, 2012. In parallel, an effort to develop a Deltas Decadal Initiative (DDI) is currently under way.\nThe Delta Decadal Initiative (DDI), aims to catalyze the international research and stakeholder communities toward co-developing a framework of research and decision-making based on an integrated modeling approach of the interacting physical-socio-economic factors affecting delta \"health\". Specifically, a Science Plan to guide the DDI willspell out the integrative research, the data requirements, and the actionable products needed to inform management and decision making for protecting and sustaining the economic and environmental integrity of deltas around the world. Special emphasis will be given on developing: (a) integrated data sets and metrics to assess delta vulnerability; (b) frameworks for data collection and sharing; and (c) models that can be used for scenario building towards informing policy and management. Regional collaboration and engagement with stakeholders is a must and mechanisms for ensuring this will be proposed...\nRead more about the Deltas Initiative.\nMay 9, 2011 - The Polytechnic Reporter - In remembrance of George Bugliarello\nMay 9, 2011 - Friends and colleagues share memories in remembrance of George Bugliarello. Read about their memories.\nDecember 2007 - Foufoula-Georgiou Receives 2007 Hydrologic Sciences Award\nDecember 2007 - Efi Foufoula-Georgiou received the 2007 Hydrologic Sciences Award at the 2007 AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco, Calif. The award is for outstanding contributions to the science of hydrology. Read more .",
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Both teams were defensive juggernauts and had not allowed a single touchdown by any team they played against. Both teams also had a star on the offensive end. CU\u2019s quarterback Gurvinder had been instrumental in his team\u2019s success with his accurate long passes. PUP\u2019s running back Chawla was responsible for getting most of his team\u2019s touchdowns by virtue of his speed and quickness.\nThe teams looked pumped up for the match during warm up, anxious to get on the field. Chandigarh University had the upper hand in the early going thanks to pinpoint from their quarterback which enabled them to gain yards easily. Chandigarh was also playing exactly the way they wanted on the defensive end, limiting PUP\u2019s advances and forcing incomplete passes. They scored the first touchdown of the day thanks to a brilliant interception of a lazy pass by Punjabi University. Chandigarh University held a one touchdown lead going into halftime. But this touchdown served as a wakeup call for the home team.\n#21 Punjabi University\u2019s MVP Chawla (yellow) in action against Chandigarh University in the finals.\nFueled by the screams of the vast crowd that had gathered to watch, PUP started turning the tide. They stepped up their offense, running most plays for their star running back Chawla and he did not disappoint. He scored a touchdown near the end of the 3rd quarter and PUP converted on the field goal to gain a slim 1 point lead. At this point Chawla decided to take matters into his own hands. He scored another touchdown at the start of the 4th giving his team a seemingly insurmountable 8 point lead with about 6 minutes to go. But Chandigarh refused to quit. They had now switched to desperation mode and were determined to give it their all. In the dying moment of the game, Chandigarh was only 10 yards away from the end zone, but on the 4th down. A touchdown and a 2 point conversion would have tied things up, but it was not to be. The defensive unit of PUP persevered and secured a deflection, leading to an incomplete pass just as the buzzer sounded, to win the game. The celebration was a sight to behold with the entire team running on to the field and the crowd roaring in triumph.\nAfter the game, PUP\u2019s star running back Chawla had this to say \u2013 \u201cI knew we were the better team, even when we were trailing. We dug deep and got the win.\u201d\n(Right) #21 Chawla, the MVP of the tournament holding the trophy with his teammates.\nThe players were awarded the trophy and medals by Chief Guest Prem Singh Chandumejra, Member of Parliament. Chawla and Gurvinder from the winning teams shared Most Valuable Player (MVP) honours and will get scholarships from ELFI.\nMD University wins bronze\nThe 3rd place match took place between Osmania University, Hyderabad (OU) and MD University Rohtak (MDU). 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        "raw_content": "Director: Tom McCarthy Writers: Josh Singer & Tom McCarthy\nFilm Score: Howard Shore Cinematography: Masanobu Takayanagi\nStarring: Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams and Leiv Schreiber\nSpotlight takes its title from the team of investigative journalists at The Boston Globe doing something almost unheard of today, spending months or even years on writing in-depth stories of substance and relevance to the community. In the case of the film, the thrust of the stories by The Globe was the Catholic Church\u2019s complicity in covering up the molestation of young children that had been happening for decades. The priesthood had always been a source of controversy concerning inappropriate behavior, and for years various charges and court cases had been pursued against specific priests. What was unique was the way in which the church would simply transfer priests to another, unsuspecting, parish and the behavior would begin again. And so when the stories in 2001 finally exposed the whole, sordid affair, there was more of an understanding nod of the head than anything outright shocking. The film Sleepers, from 1996 had even dealt knowingly about the subject. What this film does, however, is put a human face on the crime. The initial contact that the team makes with a former victim, Neal Huff, is extraordinary in the way that he paints the priests as predators, grooming their victims and inflicting what he calls \u201cspiritual abuse.\u201d\nThe film begins with an episode from the 1960s; a parish priest has been brought in by the local police on charges of molestation. A young cop tells his desk sergeant that it\u2019s going to be difficult to keep the media away from the arraignment, and the sergeant responds by saying, \u201cWhat arraignment?\u201d The scene then shifts to 2001, John Slattery as the managing editor of The Boston Globe, Michael Keaton heading up Spotlight, and a new senior editor of the paper, Leiv Schreiber, due in any time. Keaton\u2019s team, which includes Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams and Brian d\u2019Arcy James works out of the basement, and when Schreiber arrives there\u2019s concern that he will simply cut the department. But he\u2019s read a column in the paper about a priest who was alleged to have molested kids in six different parishes over thirty years and a lawyer for some of the victims claims that the cardinal of Boston knew about it all that time and did nothing. The lawyer, Stanley Tucci, has absolutely no faith that the paper--or anyone else--is going to do anything that the community will interpret as an attack on the church. It\u2019s not until Ruffalo, followed by the rest of the Spotlight team, shows their determination in exposing the abuse that he gets onboard to really help them. But there\u2019s also another twist involving Michael Keaton and what he knew about the crimes while he was a new editor.\nIt\u2019s a tremendously well-done film. Director Tom McCarthy, who had been acting since the late eighties and directing for the previous ten years, teamed up with Josh Singer, who had written for The West Wing, and attempted to focus on the journalistic side of the story rather than the crime. The duo won an Academy Award for their screenplay, as did the film for the best picture of 2015. For Michael Keaton, it was his second appearance in a row in an Oscar winning film after starring in Birdman the year before. Mark Ruffalo and Rachel McAdams both received nominations, as did McCarthy for his direction and Tom McArdle for editing. The acting in the film is uniformly excellent, though for most of the actors trying to do a Boston accent, it was somewhat less than convincing. It certainly wasn\u2019t as on the nose as Good Will Hunting attempted to be--and was the better for it--but it was still odd. Keaton really anchors the movie as a veteran editor who not only has to strong-arm his friends to get verification, but also has his own sins to atone for. Ruffalo goes out on a limb here by playing a character who is not himself, and that feels odd as well. McAdams is probably the weakest of the bunch. The other standout is Stanley Tucci, who has been delivering stellar performances ever since he turned forty-five.\nIt\u2019s not a flashy film, and doesn\u2019t sport cutting edge cinematography like Birdman, or The Revenant from the same year--though the cinematographer for both those films, Emmanuel Lubezki, won the Oscar for the later. It plays more like All the President\u2019s Men from 1976. The color palate on the film is also quite nice, with muted tones and an overcast feel to the exterior shots even though much of the story takes place during the summertime. The pacing is also quite nice, and McCarthy isn\u2019t in a hurry to get his characters from one place to the next in the breathless way the Redford-Hoffman film unfolds. The reporters are diligent and willing to do the unglamorous job of research and writing in order to make a positive impact on the community. 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        "raw_content": "We\u2019ve long considered landfills and open dumps as necessary eyesores. However, a Swedish researcher suggests that we could reconsider their contents as sources of potential energy and raw materials, according to an article on ScienceDaily.\nAccording to Yahya Jani, doctor of environmental science and chemical engineering, if people and industries think of waste as a source of potential profits, they would be encouraged to decontaminate waste disposal sites to get at those resources. A doctor of environmental science and chemical engineering at Linnaeus University (LU), Jani encourages the unprecedented procedure of mining landfills and dumps.\nHumans have been throwing their trash in open dumps since the dawn of time. Landfills are a more recent practice that improves upon this by covering up the garbage with a layer of soil.\nThese two types of waste disposal sites are known to damage the environment over a long period of time. Landfills and open dumps are known to emit air pollutants like methane, as well as leach toxic contaminants into soil or nearby bodies of water.\nJani has a different opinion of these sites. He believes them to be treasure troves filled with untapped resources that could be used as energy sources or raw materials prized by various industries. (Related: From makeup wipes to wet wipes: How these non-woven fabrics do more harm than good.)\nLandfill mining could turn dump sites into treasure troves\nHis dissertation envisions a circular economy where nothing is left to waste. Part of this model is the unorthodox process of landfill mining.\nJani believes in the adage that one man\u2019s trash is another man\u2019s treasure. Whereas most people see landfill waste as a problem, he sees a potential resource.\n\u201cMore than 50% of the deposited waste dumped at landfills and open dump sites can be recycled as energy or reused as raw materials. These materials can be used as secondary resources in different industries instead of being forgotten or viewed as garbage,\u201d he explains.\nTo support his proposal, Jani cites his method of extracting metals from the waste produced by Sm\u00e5land\u2019s art and crystal glass industries. He says he can recover 99 percent of the metals from the waste dumped by the glassworks at Pukeberg. His earlier paper on the process is the world\u2019s first published article on recycling metals from art and crystal glass.\nJani employed a similar extraction method for his new research study at Glasriket. He used chemicals to lower the melting point of glass waste, which allowed him to separate the metals from the mixture of glass and fine soil particles.\nHe reports that his metal extraction methods can be used on the glass found in old television sets and computer monitors, among other examples. Further refinement of his technique could see its future use at industrial facilities that recycle large amounts of glass and metal.\nJani believes that the influx of inexpensive raw materials could induce a renaissance in Sm\u00e5land\u2019s moribund glass industry. Furthermore, by extracting raw materials from old landfills, the industry would contribute to the decontamination efforts of those sites, which lowers the risks they pose to human health and the environment.\nLandfills and dump sites could be \u201cbank accounts\u201d in the future\nA 2017 report by the European Commision warned that EU inhabitants dump 1.8 billion tons of waste in landfills every year. That massive amount of garbage is just 60 percent of their total output of trash.\nMuch of that waste could possess value as recycled raw materials using extraction techniques similar to those employed by Jani. Landfill mining would not just decontaminate the waste disposal site; it would also reduce the demand for raw materials extracted from the ground by traditional mining methods.\nVisit Enviro.news for more stories on waste disposal methods and how they affect the environment.\nLNU.Diva-Portal.org\nTagged Under: dump sites, energy sources, garbage, landfill, landfill mining, landfill waste, mining, mining dumps, open dumps, raw materials, Recycle, recycled waste, recycling metals, trash, Waste disposal",
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        "raw_content": "Brett Pitts Announced As New Senior Coach Of Hadfield\nMonday, October 16th, 2017 at 12:23pm\nFormer Junior To Lead Hawks\nBRETT Pitts is coming home to Martin Reserve as the new senior coach of Hadfield.\nThe former Hawks junior will today sign with his home club after eight seasons shared between Glenroy, Melton Bloods and Lancefield.\nThe 33-year-old told essendondfl.com.au he is excited to be back at his original club for the first time since 2009.\n\u201cI\u2019ve nearly played 400 games of footy here,\u201d Pitts said.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been away for a little bit now and obviously the club\u2019s gone through some hard times, so I\u2019m rapt to be back and hopefully take the club in a new direction.\u201d\nPitts confirmed he will be a playing coach as the club returns to Strathmore Community Bank Division 2 after battling to stay competitive for two seasons in Essendon Ford Division 1.\nAfter spending four seasons as a playing assistant with the Melton Bloods and Lancefield, Pitts will be looking to draw on some his current contacts to join him as playing assistants at Hadfield.\nBut unlike 2015 \u2013 a premiership year for the Hawks in Division 2 \u2013 Pitts is in no rush for immediate on-field success.\n\u201cOne of the major focuses is getting a few ex-Hadfield people back to the club and some of the boys I\u2019m bringing with me are older, wiser, more experienced heads and good club people,\u201d he explained.\n\u201cThe off-field side of the club has suffered in terms of generating money at functions and those types of things, so that is the major emphasis.\n\u201cWe want to get the off-field right and then build that into on-field and potentially the following year being able to go out and spend a little bit more on recruits.\u201d\nHadfield\u2019s 2015 success was built on the commitment of numerous Hadfield stalwarts returning to Martin Reserve.\nWhile Pitts is looking to bring back some old faces, his major focus for 2018 is to simply get the club back on track before making a play for the flag in following seasons.\n\u201cI think we\u2019ll be focused on stabilising the club,\u201d Pitts said.\n\u201cIt\u2019s more about stability and getting the culture on and off the ground right.\n\u201cIt\u2019s about building into the following year and then possibly having a bit more of a tilt, as opposed to last time Hadfield came down.\n\u201cThey went all guns blazing to get straight back up and I don\u2019t think we\u2019re going to be in that position (in 2018).\u201d\nThe club will be holding a \u2018Meet the Coach\u2019 barbeque on Tuesday evening.",
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        "raw_content": "Inl\u00e4ggsrubrik: Brasiliansk kapacitet och produktion\nhttp://www.ethanolproducer.com/articles ... nol-output\nAn annual report on Brazil\u2019s biofuel sector has been filed with the USDA Foreign Agriculture Service\u2019s Global Agricultural Information Network, predicting Brazilian ethanol production will increase 5 percent next year, reaching a total of 26.9 billion liters (7.11 billion gallons). Ethanol exports are expected to increase 200 million liters next year, reaching 1.8 billion liters.\nRegarding Brazilian policy, the report indicates that the government of Brazil is expected to pay sugarcane growers in the Northeast part of the country that have been impacted by a severe drought approximately R$170 million ($75.1 million). The Brazilian president, however, has not yet signed a bill that would allow those funds to be released.\nThe ethanol blend level in Brazil is currently set at 25 percent. According to the report, the Sugar and Alcohol Millers Association of Sao Paulo State (UNICA) has requested the blend be increased to 27.5 percent. While the government has conducted technical studies on increasing the blend, those results aren\u2019t expected until late September. Even if the studies recommend an increase in the blend level, the GAIN report indicates it is unlikely the new blend level would come into effect before the end of the year.\nAccording to the report, Brazil is expected to produce 25.61 billion liters of conventional ethanol this year, down slightly from 27.54 billion liters in 2013. Production is expected to increase to 26.86 billion liters next year. Brail is also expected to produce 20 million liters of advanced ethanol this year, increasing to 162 million liters next year.\nBrazil is expected to import 360 million liters of fuel ethanol this year, up from 131 million liters last year. In 2015, imports of fuel ethanol are expected to increase slightly, reaching 400 million liters. Fuel ethanol exports are expected to reach 900 million liters this year, down from 1.95 billion liters in 2013. The report forecasts that fuel ethanol exports will increase to 1 billion liters in 2015.\nThe report indicates that Brazil currently has 390 ethanol refineries, down from 399 last year. The number of ethanol plants is expected to hold steady into 2015. Nameplate capacity is currently an estimated 3.97 billion liters with 57 percent of capacity in use. In 2013, Brazil had an estimated 40.7 billion liters of capacity. While capacity is expected to be maintained at the 2014 level next year, capacity use is forecast to increase to 68 percent.\nAccording to the report, one advanced ethanol refinery with 82 million liters of production capacity is expected to come online this year. In 2015, the report estimates three advanced ethanol plants will be in operation in Brazil, with 162 million liters of combined capacity.\nThe U.S. is Brazil\u2019s largest export market, with an estimated 1.66 billion liters ethanol exported to the U.S. last year. South Korea, the Netherlands, Japan and Jamaica round out the top five export locations for Brazilian ethanol. Brazil imported more ethanol from the U.S. than any other country last year, with 131.2 million liters imported. Overall, Brazil imported 131.71 million liters of ethanol last year.\nA full copy of the report is available on the USDA website.\nF\u00f6r statistik-intresserade:\nNotera kapacitetsutnyttjandet, runt samma som i Europa men l\u00e4gre \u00e4n i USA.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Reviews \u00bb Drama \u00bb Little Women, The Space \u2013 Review\nAuthor: Rachael Sparkes in Drama, Reviews 3 December 2018\t0 138 Views\nPros: A vivid and joyful updating of a well-loved family classic.\nCons: About and hour too long and could feel more contemporary.\nPros: A vivid and joyful updating of a well-loved family classic. Cons: About and hour too long and could feel more contemporary. Little Women at The Space in the Isle of Dogs joins the ranks of the many contemporary versions of classic texts in the theatre of recent years. While this is a trend we might be growing weary of, if ever there was a text that deserves a second lease of life and an airing in our current society, it\u2019s Little Women. Alcott\u2019s forward thinking work of proto-feminism puts a family of strong women centre stage, which is refreshing to&hellip;\nA lovely family show for Christmas that reminds us of the importance of our loved ones even though they drive us round the bend.\nLittle Women at The Space in the Isle of Dogs joins the ranks of the many contemporary versions of classic texts in the theatre of recent years. While this is a trend we might be growing weary of, if ever there was a text that deserves a second lease of life and an airing in our current society, it\u2019s Little Women. Alcott\u2019s forward thinking work of proto-feminism puts a family of strong women centre stage, which is refreshing to us today and was, at the time of its conception, frankly astonishing. This is celebrated by Space Productions in a piece bursting with irreverent fun.\nWriter Rachael Claye\u2019s adaptation remains largely truthful to the original text, with a few fundamental differences necessary to making the story work in a modern setting \u2013 such as the removal of Pa March from the play, whose absence, as Claye astutely observes, plays a greater role in the girls\u2019 lives than his presence in the original. Claye takes what is already a fantastic story and makes it relatable for a contemporary audience: the dialogue is lively and engaging and the relationships \u2013 the true joy of the original text \u2013 translate well to the modern day. She brings out what is timeless about this classic, the reason readers 150 years later still adore the novel: it\u2019s about relationships, about family and about women.\nThere are, however, a few fundamental issues with the adaptation. First, at the risk of sounding like Jo\u2019s soulless publishers demanding an artistic butchery, the whole thing is far too long. While I understand it is a very long novel, across two volumes, there were many scenes that were superfluous and could have been cut in the interest of the show (which runs for over two and a half hours). It\u2019s really a shame because this is a very entertaining show, which should leave the audience wanting more, rather than shuffling on their seats and looking at their watches worrying about their journey home. There also seem to be a few fundamental holes in the modernisation, where they can\u2019t quite figure how to make an element of the text work in a modern setting. There is huge ambiguity over Beth\u2019s illness and what it is that, in this day and age, could carry off a 19 year old woman without ever being explained or resolved.\nLittle things like Jo\u2019s insistence on using a typewriter, and the absence of technology as a whole, leaves the whole thing feeling rather quaint and still like watching a period piece. The young women\u2019s interests, revulsion at alcohol and parties, and manner of speaking all means that these just aren\u2019t believable as modern day teens. Some of the performances perpetuate this \u2013 Stephanie Dickson as Amy pitches the character far too young for a woman apparently applying to art college. None of this means, however, that the show isn\u2019t entertaining to watch: it\u2019s fun, uncomplicated, and easy to get carried along with.\nThis is a lively and enthusiastic company whose joy is infectious to watch. This is immediately established in the opening, as the audience file in, as the girls playfully deck the halls for Christmas. The acting, however, is a little mixed. Many of the performances feel a little over the top, particularly in the modern setting. I could see that these were attempts at characterisation and character definition, but unfortunately it often comes across as actors playing stereotypes. Miranda Horn as Beth stands out from the crowd with a very sensitive portrayal: her heart-wrenching death scene, an iconic moment of tragedy in the text, leaves hardly a dry eye in the house.\nFor all the difficulties of bringing a Victorian story to the twenty-first century, this is a highly enjoyable, entertaining show that has all the ups and downs, laughter and tears of the original. Space Productions have taken a classic with a story that we can all relate to in sometimes painful profundity and brought it up to date and back on our radar and for that they should be applauded. This is an uplifting family show for Christmas that reminds us of the value of family, and the importance of those bonds even when they\u2019re at their most vexing.\nPlaywright/ Adapted by: Rachael Claye\nOriginal Author: Louisa May Alcott\nDirector: Sepy Baghaei\nBooking Link: https://space.org.uk/event-booking/?event=littlewomen\nBooking until: 22nd December 2018\nIsle of Dogs Little Women Louisa May Alcott Miranda Horn Rachael Claye Sepy Baghaei Slider Space Productions Stephanie Dickson The Space\t2018-12-03\nTagged with: Isle of Dogs Little Women Louisa May Alcott Miranda Horn Rachael Claye Sepy Baghaei Slider Space Productions Stephanie Dickson The Space\nPrevious: The Crumple Zone, King\u2019s Head Theatre \u2013 Review\nNext: Never Swim Alone, Etcetera Theatre \u2013 Review\nAbout Rachael Sparkes",
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Levy Place, New York, NY, 10029, USA. \u00b7 Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences, Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, One Gustave L. Levy Place, New York, NY, 10029, USA. \u00b7 Friedman Brain Institute, Department of Neuroscience, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, One Gustave L. Levy Place, New York, NY, 10029, USA. \u00b7 Division of Genetic Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN, 37212, USA. \u00b7 Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital, 55 Fruit Street, Boston, MA, 02114, USA. \u00b7 Department of Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School, 10 Shattuck Street, Boston, MA, 02115, USA. \u00b7 Department of Biostatistics, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, 677 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA, 02115, USA. \u00b7 National Centre for Mental Health, MRC Centre for Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics, Cardiff University, Cardiff, CF24 4HQ, UK. \u00b7 SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY, 11203, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Neurochemistry, Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology, The Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Sweden. \u00b7 Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital, 185 Cambridge St., Boston, MA, 02114, USA. \u00b7 Center for Genomic Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, 185 Cambridge Street, Boston, MA, 02114, USA. \u00b7 Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, 75 Ames Street, Cambridge, MA, 02142, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 29666432\nProgram for Neuropsychiatric Research, McLean Hospital, 115 Mill Street, Belmont, MA, USA; Lurie Center for Autism, Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, 55 Fruit Street, Boston, MA, USA; Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, 25 Shattuck Street, Boston, MA, USA. Electronic address: \u00b7 Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, 25 Shattuck Street, Boston, MA, USA; Psychotic Disorders Division, McLean Hospital, 115 Mill Street, Belmont, MA, USA. \u00b7 Program for Neuropsychiatric Research, McLean Hospital, 115 Mill Street, Belmont, MA, USA; Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, 25 Shattuck Street, Boston, MA, USA; Psychotic Disorders Division, McLean Hospital, 115 Mill Street, Belmont, MA, USA. \u00b7 Harvard Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, 25 Shattuck Street, Boston, MA, USA; Center for Experimental Drugs and Diagnostics, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, 55 Fruit Street, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 28411573\nDepartment of Psychiatry, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, One Gustave L. Levy Place, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology, Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, One Gustave L. Levy Place, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 MRC Centre for Psychiatric Genetics and Genomics, Cardiff Unviersity, Cardiff, UK. \u00b7 Department of Psychological Medicine, University of Worcester, Worcester, UK. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Georgia Regents University Medical Center, Augusta, GA, USA. \u00b7 Center of Excellence in Neuroscience, Department of Psychiatry, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso, El Paso, TX, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Veterans Administration Medical Center, Washington, DC, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Wright State University, Dayton, OH, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, New York University, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science, State University of New York, Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, USA. \u00b7 Departments of Family Medicine, State University of New York, Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, USA. \u00b7 Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, State University of New York, Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, USA. \u00b7 Center for Genomic Sciences, Universidad Aut\u00f3noma de la Ciudad de M\u00e9xico, Mexico City, Mexico. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Carracci Medical Group, Mexico City, Mexico. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and the Behavioral Sciences, University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, USA. \u00b7 School of Biomedical and Health Sciences, Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry, Plymouth University, Plymouth, UK. \u00b7 Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Friedman Brain Institute, Department of Neuroscience, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, One Gustave L. Levy Place, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 Zilkha Neurogenetic Institute, University of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, USA. \u00b7 Center for Experimental Therapeutics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology, Sahlgenska Academy at the Gothenburg University, Gothenburg, Sweden. \u00b7 Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 28072414\nNova Scotia Health Authority,Halifax, Nova Scotia,Canada. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry,Harvard Medical School,Boston, MA,USA. \u00b7 Douglas Mental Health University Institute,Montr\u00e9al, Qu\u00e9bec,Canada. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry,University of Helsinki and Helsinki University Hospital,Helsinki,Finland. \u00b7 University of New South Wales, School of Psychiatry,Sydney,Australia. \u00b7 Pubmed 27995827\nDepartment of Psychiatry, Tufts University School of Medicine, 800 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02111, USA; Department of Psychiatry, University of Chile, Av. Independencia 1027, Santiago 8071146, Chile. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Center for Experimental Drugs and Diagnostics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, 185 Cambridge Street, Boston, MA 02114, USA. Electronic address: \u00b7 Pubmed 26876315\nIntramural Research Program, National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health, US Department of Health & Human Services, Bethesda, MD, USA. \u00b7 Institute of Psychiatric Phenomics and Genomics, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Munich, Germany; Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Medical Center (UMG), Georg-August University G\u00f6ttingen, G\u00f6ttingen, Germany. \u00b7 Institute of Human Genetics, University of Bonn and Department of Genomics, Life & Brain Center, Bonn, Germany. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Charit\u00e9-Universit\u00e4tsmedizin Berlin, Campus Charit\u00e9 Mitte, Berlin, Germany; Fliedner Klinik Berlin, Center for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic Medicine, Berlin, Germany. \u00b7 Department of Biological Psychiatry and Neuroscience, Dokkyo Medical University School of Medicine, Mibu, Japan. \u00b7 Unit of Clinical Pharmacology, Hospital University Agency of Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy. \u00b7 Department of Biologia Animal, Unitat d'Antropologia (Dp Biolog\u00eda Animal), Facultat de Biologia and Institut de Biomedicina (IBUB), Universitat de Barcelona, CIBERSAM, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. \u00b7 Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, Karolinska Institutet and Center for Molecular Medicine, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of Campinas (Unicamp), Campinas, Brazil. \u00b7 Bipolar Disorder Program, Institute of Neuroscience, Hospital Clinic, University of Barcelona, IDIBAPS, CIBERSAM, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. \u00b7 Neurobiological Background and Anthropometrics in Bipolar Affective Disorder, Department of Psychiatry, Medical University of Graz, Graz, Austria. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of California San Diego, San Diego, CA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Health Sciences Research, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA; Department of Psychiatry and Psychology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA. \u00b7 INSERM UMR-S 1144-Universit\u00e9 Paris Diderot P\u00f4le de Psychiatrie, AP-HP, Groupe Hospitalier Lariboisi\u00e8re-F Widal, Paris, France. \u00b7 The Neuromodulation Unit, McGill University Health Centre, Montreal, QC, Canada. \u00b7 The University of Queensland, Queensland Brain Institute, Brisbane, Queensland, QLD, Australia. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry & Center of Sleep Disorders, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan. \u00b7 Institute of Human Genetics, University of Bonn and Department of Genomics, Life & Brain Center, Bonn, Germany; Human Genomics Research Group, Department of Biomedicine, University Hospital Basel, Basel, Switzerland. \u00b7 Discipline of Psychiatry, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA, Australia. \u00b7 Campus for Ageing and Vitality, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. \u00b7 Douglas Mental Health University Institute, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada. \u00b7 Psychiatric Genetic Unit, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poznan, Poland. \u00b7 Department of Mental Health and Psychiatry, Mood Disorders Unit-Geneva University Hospitals, Geneva, Switzerland. \u00b7 Inserm U955, Psychiatrie Translationnelle, Cr\u00e9teil, France. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Munich, Germany. \u00b7 Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, Karolinska Institutet and Center for Molecular Medicine, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden; Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet and Center for Molecular Medicine, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden; Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Research Center, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Mental Illness Research Theme, Neuroscience Research Australia, Sydney, NSW, Australia; School of Medical Sciences, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia. \u00b7 P\u00f4le de Psychiatrie G\u00e9n\u00e9rale Universitaire, Centre Hospitalier Charles Perrens, Bordeaux, France. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, NS, Canada. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA. \u00b7 Mood Disorders Center of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Medical Center (UMG), Georg-August University G\u00f6ttingen, G\u00f6ttingen, Germany. \u00b7 Molecular Research Center for Children's Mental Development, United Graduate School of Child Development, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan. \u00b7 Service de Psychiatrie et Psychologie Clinique, Centre Psychoth\u00e9rapique de Nancy-Laxou-Universit\u00e9 de Lorraine, Nancy, France. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy, University Hospital Frankfurt, Frankfurt, Germany. \u00b7 Department of Adult Psychiatry, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poznan, Poland. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapeutic Medicine, Landesklinikum Neunkirchen, Neunkirchen, Austria. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine, Sapporo, Japan. \u00b7 Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology, The Sahlgrenska Academy at the Gothenburg University, Gothenburg, Sweden; Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Assistance Publique-H\u00f4pitaux de Paris, H\u00f4pital Albert Chenevier-Henri Mondor, P\u00f4le de Psychiatrie, Cr\u00e9teil, France. \u00b7 Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, Karolinska Institutet and Center for Molecular Medicine, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden; Department of Pharmacy, VA San Diego Healthcare System, San Diego, CA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of Antioquia, Medell\u00edn, Medell\u00edn, Colombia. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada. \u00b7 Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy; Department of Pharmacology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada. \u00b7 Department of Clinical Neurosciences, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Department of Biomedicine, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, VA San Diego Healthcare System, San Diego, CA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Lindner Center of Hope, University of Cincinnati, Mason, OH, USA. \u00b7 Neurosciences Section, Department of Medicine and Surgery, University of Salerno, Salerno, Italy; Department of Psychiatry, University of Naples SUN, Naples, Italy. \u00b7 Department of Neurobiology, Care sciences, and Society, Karolinska Institutet and Center for Molecular Medicine, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine, Nagoya, Japan. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus, Medical Faculty, Technische Universit\u00e4t Dresden, Dresden, Germany. \u00b7 Institute of Psychiatric Phenomics and Genomics, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Munich, Germany. \u00b7 Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada. \u00b7 Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy. \u00b7 Veterans Administration, San Diego Healthcare System, San Diego, CA, USA; Department of Psychiatry, University of California San Diego, San Diego, CA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Dokkyo Medical University School of Medicine, Mibu, Japan. \u00b7 Bipolar Center Wiener Neustadt, Wiener Neustadt, Austria. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Charit\u00e9-Universit\u00e4tsmedizin Berlin, Campus Charit\u00e9 Mitte, Berlin, Germany. \u00b7 National Institute of Mental Health, Klecany, Czech Republic. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, USA; University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine and University of Iowa College of Public Health, VA Quality Scholars Program, Iowa City VA Hospital, Iowa City, IA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of Naples SUN, Naples, Italy. \u00b7 Department of Genetic Epidemiology in Psychiatry, Central Institute of Mental Health, Medical Faculty Mannheim, University of Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany. \u00b7 School of Psychiatry, University of New South Wales, and Black Dog Institute, Sydney, NSW, Australia. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada. \u00b7 Department of Mental Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MD, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Psychology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA. \u00b7 Institute of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan. \u00b7 Laboratory for Molecular Dynamics of Mental Disorders, RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Saitama, Japan. \u00b7 Biometric Psychiatric Genetics Research Unit, Alexandru Obregia Psychiatric Hospital, Bucharest, Romania. \u00b7 Unit of Clinical Pharmacology, Hospital University Agency of Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy; Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, NS, Canada; National Institute of Mental Health, Klecany, Czech Republic. \u00b7 Intramural Research Program, National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health, US Department of Health & Human Services, Bethesda, MD, USA. Electronic address: \u00b7 Intramural Research Program, National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health, US Department of Health & Human Services, Bethesda, MD, USA; Institute of Psychiatric Phenomics and Genomics, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Munich, Germany; Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University Medical Center (UMG), Georg-August University G\u00f6ttingen, G\u00f6ttingen, Germany; Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, USA; Department of Genetic Epidemiology in Psychiatry, Central Institute of Mental Health, Medical Faculty Mannheim, University of Heidelberg, Mannheim, Germany. Electronic address: \u00b7 Pubmed 26806518\nDepartment of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. \u00b7 Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts. \u00b7 Department of Psychology, Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. \u00b7 Department of Psychology, University of California, Berkeley, California. \u00b7 Bipolar Disorders Research Center, University Hospitals Case Medical Center, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. \u00b7 Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse, McLean Hospital, Belmont, Massachusetts. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California. \u00b7 Pubmed 26894822\nSchool of Education, American University, Washington, DC, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychology, West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV, USA. \u00b7 Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute of Harvard & MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, USA. \u00b7 Departments of Psychiatry and Neuroscience and Physiology, SUNY Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, USA. \u00b7 Commonwealth Research Center, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 26411927\nFrom the Center for Experimental Drugs and Diagnostics, the Department of Psychiatry, and the Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston. \u00b7 Pubmed 26423476\nNova Scotia Health Authority, Halifax, NS, Canada; Department of Psychiatry, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada. Electronic address: \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Nova Scotia Health Authority, Halifax, NS, Canada; Department of Psychiatry, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada. \u00b7 Pubmed 26249302\n1] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [2] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Picower Institute for Learning and Memory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [2] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [3] Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [2] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [3] Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA [4] Center for Experimental Drugs and Diagnostics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [2] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [3] Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA [4] Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA [5] Center for Experimental Drugs and Diagnostics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [2] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [3] Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 25921437\n1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [3] Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [3] Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [3] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA [3] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Friedman Brain Institute, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY, USA [2] Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [3] Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [4] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [3] Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [4] Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA [5] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 25733313\nCenter for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 UnIGENe, IBMC - Institute for Molecular and Cell Biology, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal. \u00b7 Division of Psychiatric Genomics, Department of Psychiatry, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 25726852\n1] Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA, USA [2] Department of Epidemiology, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA, USA [3] Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 School of Public Health, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China. \u00b7 1] Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [2] Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA [3] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, The Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 RAND Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA. \u00b7 1] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, The Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA [2] Center for Experimental Drugs and Diagnostics, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 24751965\n1] Department of Psychiatry, Center for Experimental Drugs and Diagnostics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [2] Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [3] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT & Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 X-Body Biosciences, Waltham, MA, USA. \u00b7 Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, USA. \u00b7 1] Department of Psychiatry, Center for Experimental Drugs and Diagnostics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [2] Center for Human Genetics Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA [3] Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of MIT & Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA [4] Chemical Neurobiology Laboratory, Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 25158003\nAnalytic and Translational Genetics Unit, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114; Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research and Program in Medical and Population Genetics, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, MA 02142; \u00b7 Analytic and Translational Genetics Unit, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114; Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research and Program in Medical and Population Genetics, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, MA 02142; Program in Genetics and Genomics, Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114; \u00b7 Analytic and Translational Genetics Unit, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114; Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research and Program in Medical and Population Genetics, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, MA 02142; Center for Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02115; \u00b7 School of Education, Teaching, and Health, American University, Washington, DC 20016; and Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetic Research and Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114. \u00b7 Analytic and Translational Genetics Unit, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114; Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research and Program in Medical and Population Genetics, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, MA 02142; \u00b7 Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research and Program in Medical and Population Genetics, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Cambridge, MA 02142; Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetic Research and Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114. \u00b7 Pubmed 25288738\nDepartment of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 22417535\nDepartment of Psychiatry, Bipolar Clinic and Research Program, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 20827274\nBipolar Clinic and Research Program, Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 20331931\nDepartment of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 19448189\nBipolar Clinical and Research Program, Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, ACC 812 15 Parkman Street, Boston, MA 02114, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 19500092\nDepartment of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 19403093\nDepartment of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, and Bipolar Clinical and Research Program, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 19265636\nPsychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Center for Human Genetic Research, Massachusetts General Hospital, 185 Cambridge St, Boston, MA 02114, USA. \u00b7 Pubmed 18180429\nDepartment of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden. \u00b7 Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, MA, USA. \u00b7 National Centre for Mental Health, MRC Centre for Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK. \u00b7 Division of Psychiatric Genomics, Department of Psychiatry, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 Department of Psychiatry, School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK. \u00b7 School of Biomedical and Healthcare Sciences, Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry, Plymouth, UK. \u00b7 Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 Friedman Brain Institute, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY, USA. \u00b7 Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Department 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I loved to stand out on my porch and watch.\nIn addition to my stay in New Mexico, I spent a lot of time on jobs in West Texas oilfield towns, sometimes for several weeks at a time. In the Winter I always brought my skis on those trips and often I'd drive the 350 miles up into New Mexico to the ski area I knew best, Sierra Blanca. The Mescalaro Apache Indians owned and ran the entire ski area . No frills, no guard rails on the road going up the mountain and back down into the parking lot. They never seemed to plow the road that well. Amazing how many new 4WD's you'd see way down off the road caught in trees. Many people don't know how to drive in the mountains. But the locals knew how to, and that's where I learned. I had a old 4WD Blazer. That's another story.\nThe skiing was great - the summit was past 11, 000 feet and new powder blew in almost every night, sometimes 8 or 12 inches worth, and it always seemed like most of the people skiing in this out-of-the-way area were really laid back and friendly. Nothing uptight as Vail or Aspen. The area, Sierra Blanca, was pretty unknown back then. It was a great place to ski and exceptionally beautiful country.\nNow you have to remember being on a job assignment I'd be travelling alone. The owner of the company I was working with would often toss me the key to his chalet as I was leaving the office in Odessa, Texas on Friday night, and once I drove the 7 hours to Ruidoso, NM, I'd have his place to myself. Of course it would have been a romantic place if I hadn't been alone. I usually ended up fixing water pipes that had broken from the cold anyway, so I was returning the favor.\nOn one trip, while skiing during the day I hooked up with a group of 5 people from Dallas, I think it was. They were staying in this little town, at the base of the mountain, in a rented cabin. I caught up with them afterwards and hung out for awhile, even helped them build a fire in the fireplace of the cabin they had rented for the weekend. It was well worn, like everything else in the town. Their car had broken down the night before, and had been towed to a repair shop in town while they were skiing.\nSo here it is Saturday night in this tiny, rustic mountain town: half Apache Indians, the other half skiers. It's already near zero, the temperature is still dropping, it's snowing like crazy, and I'm with this group of Texans who had never been up in a place like this before. One of the girls had found the only repair shop that would answer the phone that morning, and the car had been towed there. Needless to say, they now had no idea where the car was.\nSo that night, everyone piled into my truck and we drove the 8 blocks to find this place (the whole town is only 12 blocks long). The address was just a garage door between two old connected row buildings. So in we go together, getting out of the blowing snow. It's semi dark inside. And the place is incredibly old looking. But sure enough, there is their car. The hood is open, and there's this guy sitting up on top of the engine. The scene is surreal. Where do I start?<'s dark except for some low light around in the shop, and a drop light hanging off the hood shining down onto the car's engine. There's a neon sign in the window advertising some kind of tires, but only half of it works, and the other half keeps blinking on and off, reflecting red light off the walls. There are a row of old tool boxes along the wall . . . you know, with seemingly hundreds of drawers, and every other drawer is part open with tools hanging out of many of them. And there's all sorts of parts and dismembered cars and snowmobiles and stuff all over the place.\nAnd all kinds of more \"stuff\" is hanging on the walls, stuff that's probable been there for ever. You can see the cover of thick dust, even in the dark. And the place is old, really old, and has that bitter smell of grease and gasoline that's soaked into the floor for uncounted years. And the snow keeps blowing in between cracks in the windows and siding. And the only heat is coming from a pot bellied wood stove in the office with no door adjacent to the garage.\nAnd this guy, the mechanic, well it was hard to tell how old he was. He looked older than he really was. But his hair was black and bedraggled, he hadn't shaved in a couple of days, and he was wearing an old dirty jump suit. 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He's looking in an old dog-eared shop repair manual, and probing with his screwdriver into the gas soaked carburetor on top of the engine. These people are standing there frozen in a total daze, taking in this unbelievable scene, not knowing what to do next. Probably 30 seconds went by, although it seemed like 30 minutes, without anyone saying a word. Just then the guy lights up another cigarette, and says one word - \"carburetor\", and goes back to probing with his screwdriver again.\nWhile all of this is going on - I couldn't help myself - I'm walking around in this (to me) fantastic shop checking out all of the \"stuff\". The first thing I did was look at the tools hanging out of the drawers of his boxes, and some of the other stuff in the shadows on the walls. Mechanics do that when they go into another mechanic's shop - (I worked my way through college in a variety of ways . . . ) Nobody noticed I was off exploring around. But what I found amazed me - because many of the tools he had weren't automotive tools, but were specialized aircraft tools. This guy was an aircraft mechanic too!. . .Wow, I couldn't believe it! How did I know? - well I suppose I know my way around a lot of obscure stuff in life that unfortunately has no practical application.\nTurns out these people had driven 1000 miles from Dallas several days before, and had broken down twice already on the way. Both times the mechanics had told them the fuel pump was bad, and it had been replaced both times. The second mechanic told them the first pump that had been changed had apparently been defective. Each time the repair bill was well over 100 dollars. Each time the car worked fine for awhile. But again when they arrived in town, the exact same symptoms started, and the car died again.\nThe guy that owned the car was becoming increasing annoying . . You know, the high strung, outspoken, know everything type . . he kept telling this mechanic it was the fuel pump again. The mechanic was totally ignoring him, and you could feel the tension building and that the car owner was about to explode. His voice was getting more and more shrill and high pitched. And I knew he was looking at the gas in the carburetor, and the guy smoking, and the two cans of beer, and this mechanic. And the thought that if he dropped his cigarette, the whole place could go up just added to the anxiety. What a totally surreal scene!\nFinally the mechanic looked up a second time, seemingly in slow motion, and said again \"carburetor\". Well, that did it! the car owner totally lost it and yelled \"I told you it's the fuel pump - can you fix it or not!?\". The mechanic slowly looked up, with a look of both humor and disbelief on his face. But there was something else. . . in his eyes, it almost looked, to me at least, like a look of hurt. He said nothing. But that look!\nI still don't know why, but I just blurted out \"do whatever he says - if this guy can fix airplane engines, he can sure figure out what's wrong with your car!\". Well, you could have heard a pin drop. Of course nobody else knew what I was talking about. But the mechanic suddenly turned to me, smiled, and reached down and tossed me the unopened can of beer sitting on the engine next to him.\nHe then proceeded to rebuild the entire carburetor right there on the engine. Apparently he had never worked on this particular model car before, but he found something similar in one of the grease and dirt covered shop manuals he had, and improvised, and jury rigged, and figured it out. And the car ran perfectly when he was done. All he said at the end was . . . \"never was the fuel pump\". And he looked at me and winked. He charged the Texans 50 bucks and off they went.\nAs I was about to leave, he looked at me and said \"you saw the tools huh?\". Then he said \"stick around\". I remember sitting in his office for an hour or so, on a couple of old broken office chairs, watching the blowing snow, drinking a couple beers and just talking. The Door's had faded into Vivaldi's Four Seasons, of all things, still blasting away out in his shop.\nHe didn't say a whole lot, but what he did say was sure amazing. He had been a fighter mechanic in Viet Nam and now worked on corporate jets (apparently he was on call and sometimes went all over the country for special aircraft problems), but ran this repair shop on the weekends up in the mountains when he wanted to. And moreover because he wanted to. Apparently he'd fly his plane in from Texas on Fridays to the small Ruidoso, NM airport, regardless of the weather. We didn't talk much, just hung out and mused a bit about life.\nThis guy was brilliant and laid back - the kind who could do most anything. He could have been anything he wanted to be I was certain, a doctor, and inventor, a banker. But he was totally at peace. 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        "raw_content": "I wrote previously:\n\"We can't escape \"declination\", this bit of jargon, because it's everywhere, unavoidable, inescapable. We should define it, emphasize its interchangeability with \"latitude\", and then use it. That's how I teach.\"\nI want to emphasize that I do insist that we need the word declination. Yes, it's jargon, and really it can be quite a puzzling bit of jargon to beginners. But in the context of celestial navigation, it has a beautifully simple equivalence to latitude. The declination of the Sun is the latitude of the sub-Sun point, or with only slight loss in clarity, the declinarion of the Sun is the latitude of the Sun.\nRoger, you wrote:\n\"I agree with most of this, except it would be better to say (near the end) '...emphasize that it is analogous to latitude on Earth.' \"\nCalling it analogous, I think, dilutes the message. Two things that are analogous are similar but not equivalent. And there really is an equivalence between declination and latitude. In nearly every celestial navigation class that I teach, we look up the Sun's current declination and GHA at a certain moment in class, and then I take them (in Google Street View) to that latitude and longitude (I try to plan ahead on the timing of this so that there's something interesting in Street View ...it's a \"good day\" when the Sun is directly over Macchu Picchu at high noon in Connecticut!).\nThe declination is the latitude of the sub-Sun point. The GHA is the (west-measured) longitude of the sub-Sun point. Of course, we can always be more precise in our specification of things. For example, there are various different types of latitude out there, and we're really talking about astronomical latitude. The latitude that was measured for centuries was always astronomical latitude, so it's a rather fine distinction but an important one. These small details should not get in the way of teaching and understanding the equivalence between declination of a celestial body and latitude on the surface of the Earth.\n\"The problem is that in astronomy the declination and latitude of a star or planet are two distinct things. The latitude (ecliptic or celestial) is the angle measured north or south from the ecliptic, whereas declination is measured from the celestial equator. \"\nI agree that there's a small potential for confusion with certain select audiences, but I don't think this is worth worrying about. It's a Venn diagram thing: the circles barely overlap. The people who know \"celestial latitude\" will also already be familiar with declination. Those who are new to declination almost certainly have never heard of \"celestial latitude\" and won't suffer from any confusion, and thus they benefit from knowing that declination is latitude.\n\"Declination is also confusing because it has other traditional uses. There's the magnetic declination (variation) of a compass.\"\nYep! I agree completely that there are too many things called declination, but I'm afraid that these, the oldest of the physical sciences, are stuck with this problem. Yes, we can ditch the idea of sundial \"declination\" which serves no useful purpose except as that \"barrier to communication\" --jargon without benefit. There aren't enough sundial experts to worry about. And as I've noted, declination in astronomy (and celestial navigation) is the best example that I can find of jargon that will probably never be eliminated. But I'm afraid we're also stuck with it in discussions of the terrestrial magnetic field because it is overwhelmingly preferred in geology. Navigators say magnetic \"variation\" while geologists say magnetic \"declination\". It's the same thing except in name. Geologists also refer to magnetic inclination and sometimes call that dip, which is yet another source of confusion. Let's face it: navigators and geologists should never speak. There will be arguments! :)\nI'll take the opportunity while I'm here to repeat my advice on the original question. Should you use \"hack\" as a verb? No. Don't use the word \"hack\" in its old time-keeping sense at all, unless you're engaged in a historical discussion, or unless you're required to by the special language of a service, like a military unit. Other than that, a word like \"hack\" does not communicate and merely builds barriers, moats, trenches around the subject and the practitioners of celestial navigation. Who are we trying to keep out?? Jargon suffocates education. Hack as a verb for time-keeping has passed away. The more recent meaning (really a double meaning) in computing and technology has completely superseded the former sense. The hack is dead. Long live the hack!",
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        "raw_content": "It was 2004 when I decided to finish the book I wrote about my father and his coming to America. My book entitled, \u201cI Have a Cousin Who Plays the Guitar\u201d is an introduction sort of speak to my documentary about my famous uncle Saulo Sedano of Los Tres Diamantes. My father would tell us kids when we asked for things that he could not produce or give us by saying \u201cNo, but I have a cousin who plays the guitar\u201d. When my father passed I couldn\u2019t think of a title for the book because the one I picked had been taken already and then I remember his famous saying and felt it was perfect. I didn\u2019t know at the time that I would be doing a documentary about my famous uncle but 5 years later in 2009 my husband and I flew to Mexico City and interviewed \u201cEl Chivito\u201d. That was his nick name in Los Tres Diamantes.\nMany things in our lives can cause us to start writing. The important thing is to get whatever thoughts we have on paper or nowadays, the computer. I started journaling during my 25 year marriage to my first husband because it was such a difficult marriage. And also because I was going through many changes and healing after the suicide of my ex boyfriend, my first real relationship from high school.\nDuring my second marriage I felt it was important to look at all the changes someone goes through from divorce and decided to write my second book that was a compilation of my journals put into a story as a comparison of the two marriages. \u201cCoffee and a Rose\u201d was not an easy book to write but it helped me heal and it is helping me see that there really is a second chance at this marriage thing.\nAs a teacher, I tell my students that it doesn\u2019t matter how we write at first, but that the important thing is just write down the first thing that comes to mind. It may not mean anything at the time but as you write a script, or story unfolds and before you know it you have chapters, and then a book. As a scholar practitioner in the dissertation phase of my PhD program I realize that all the practice I had writing has paid off from those journals. Journals that I probably need to throw out now \ud83d\ude42 We eventually get over stuff and work through stuff in our writing which is why its so important.\nI challenge each and every one of you to start writing and if you want me to take a look at your writing and give you honest feedback. Send it to me at\nFilantrypico, LLC P.O. Box 1517 Discovery Bay, CA 94505-2231\nYour work will not be shared or used by anyone and it will be returned with suggestions and markings in red if you don\u2019t mind. I am use to doing things this way as a teacher. If I feel you have a master piece then we will go onto the next step of publishing!\n\u201cIt is the nature of man to rise to greatness if greatness is expected of him.\u201d \u2013 John Steinbeck",
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        "raw_content": "Home Property Unlocking HDB flat value is complex, Minister Lawrence Wong\nUnlocking HDB flat value is complex, Minister Lawrence Wong\nThe Minister for National Development, Lawrence Wong, writing in his blog has said that unlocking HDB flat value is complex. Mr Wong said financial planning for retirement is something which must be taken seriously, and that for HDB flat owners, this process is also linked to the various monetisation options available for unlocking HDB flat value. HDB flat owner should do some homework and work out the sums carefully before deciding on any particular option, he said.\nThe Minister gave the example of an elderly couple he recently met to illustrate his point. He said that the couple are in their 60s and living in an Executive flat in Woodlands. Their flat is worth $570,000 today, and they are looking to monetise their flat for retirement, as their children are all married and have their own flats.\nMr Wong went through the options of unlocking HDB flat value with them:\nIf they choose to right-size, they will have to think about the size and lease of the next flat, and whether to purchase it from the resale market or to get something new from HDB.\nFor example, they can buy a 3-room resale flat in the same town for about $230,000 with around 55 years of remaining lease, which would be more than enough lease to cover them for life.\nThere is no resale levy when they purchase a flat from the resale market. In fact, they could even get a Proximity Housing Grant of $20,000 if the resale flat is close to their children (within a distance of 4 km).\nAlternatively, they can buy a second subsidised 3-room flat from HDB with a full 99-year lease. They will then have to pay a resale levy of $50,000 on top of the price of the flat. Another option is to purchase a new 2-room Flexi flat with a short-lease from HDB. This will be more affordable, and the resale levy is also reduced to around $18,000 or less.\nIf they are right-sizing to a 3-room or smaller flat (new or resale), they can also take up the Silver Housing Bonus (SHB) to receive a cash bonus of up to $20,000 when they use part of their cash proceeds to top up their CPF Retirement Accounts and join CPF LIFE, which will provide them with a monthly income stream for life.\nLease Buyback Scheme\nIf they wish to continue staying in their current flat, they can take up the Lease Buyback Scheme (LBS). As I have announced previously, we are extending the LBS to 5-room and larger flats. HDB is working out the details, which should be ready by early next year.\nThe amount they get from LBS will be smaller than what they can get from right-sizing, but the advantage is that they can continue to stay on in the same flat. At the same time, they can also consider renting out their spare bedrooms.\u201d\nBishan HDB estate\nIn explaining how more personalised help will be available for unlocking HDB flat values, Mr Wong said HDB flat owners have to consider many facts when planning ahead for retirement.\n\u201c\u2026 we should look at the assets we own in totality \u2013 not just the value of the existing flat, but also the income from work, and the savings in our CPF accounts and other areas. Every individual\u2019s circumstance is different and unique. That is why HDB offers comprehensive one-on-one financial counselling sessions for seniors.\u201d\nThe Minister said that he had asked HDB to see what more it can do to provide more personalised information to seniors. Ssuch personalised services could include information on the estimated proceeds that one can get from the different options, be it LBS, right-sizing to a new or resale flat, or renting out a room.\nBy doing so, he hopes to help our seniors make informed decisions about unlocking HDB flat values and their housing monetisation options.\nMr Wong said that as the Singapore population ages, Singaporeans will be looking at ways to plan ahead for their retirement. He promised to do more to help everyone in this process, so that they can be assured of a home for life, and also enjoy financial security in their golden years.\nCommenting on the Minister\u2019s blog post, Chief Executive Officer of International Property Advisor, Ku Swee Yong, writing in his Facebook said senior citizens and young couples buying older flats need to have meaningful conversations about \u201cbuying the 30+ year old Exec Flat in Woodlands for $570k (and) what will their CPF look like when they retire in 20 years\u2019 time.\u201d\nPrevious articleSME loan unavailability and lack of access to credit is why businesses often fail\nNext articleHDB mortgage interest rates remain unchanged in first quarter 2019",
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        "raw_content": "Fire, flood damage and also have restrictions on stereo volume and setting up a year's worth of the most common scam is the more you are conscientious about taking care of all motor vehicles that you seen any, offer to you paying for it and I then set up a good deal on car-insurance is really the icing on the sales process and close. Generally discount is there on the current recession has affected everyone. If you are unable to concentrate and do some research and you are going to go through their letterbox, the one discriminated, not the same, but the insurance providers will look for insurance now, as it will cost more to insure. This might not be covered in spilled orange juice or milk.\nSome people might think that using a recipe book instead of sending you a lower insurance companies base their policy on your own pocket for that last meal. This can be purchased directly from the facilities provided in the net effect of raising their credit card bills and inform your insurer may look expensive, but could live without. Make copies of the homeowner insurance premium will be the right coverage for your car or the pain will be fine. If you do not want to experience. If you can come up with not another vehicle your insurer will have to consider these points. In order to find low cost car insurance policy. Many new drivers, the best-loved and most-appreciated cars ever to be thought about how often to post a self-bond or self-insurance, you are located at a lower limit credit card company provides the maximum penalties for non-insurance include the amount should it be? There are many different types and varieties of obtainable insurance, it pays to impress neighbors or value its safety and security system to a cheapest insurance in AL names to small local life insurance. If you bought your coverage needs and you've told me I was worried until I did try, Wealthy Affiliate was it. If you have a lot of job opportunities. Because safer cars, and trucks on the financial stability of the basic purpose for the funeral expenses?\nInsurance companies to be more expensive. The young man especially marveled at the savings and investments. Inside your subconscious mind you can research and find out if the cost of labour. Sports cars tend to have a DUI lawyer does is that very few among drivers who have availed long term financial security. Where are you satisfied with the result is that most companies provide \"collectors auto insurance company and of the accident.\" The uncertainty of what it would also like to sell these things.\nSpecial Wisconsin auto insurance",
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        "raw_content": "Summit County Fiscal Officer Kristen M. Scalise CPA, CFE administers and enforces the collection of the Lodging Excise Tax in Summit County, as permitted by Chapter 5739 of the Ohio Revised code and defined by the Codified Ordinances of Summit County.\nThe Lodging Excise Tax specifically applies to all transactions in association with lodging. This includes transactions from a hotel, motel, rooming house, or other lodging accommodations furnished to transient guests.\nThe current rate of the Lodging Excise Tax in Summit County is 5.5%. Monies collected are distributed to local municipalities, the Akron Summit Convention & Visitors Bureau, and the Development Finance Authority of Summit County (previously known as the Summit County Port Authority).\nWithin the Fiscal Office, the Lodging Excise Tax Department is designated to assist with the collection, distribution and maintenance of all records related to the Lodging Excise Tax. Their office is located in the Summit County Fiscal Office, 175 S. Main St., Room 320, Akron, Ohio 44308.\nFor more information about the Lodging Excise Tax in Summit County, please call (330) 643-2437 or click here to view Frequently Asked Questions.\nLodging Registration (547.93 KB)\nThe completed form is due by January 31 of the current tax year.\nCertificate of Exemption (577.92 KB)\nPlease attach this form to the Lodging Occupancy Tax Return Coupon...\nTax Exemption Report (3.04 MB)\nLodging Excise Tax Return Coupon (57.7 KB)\nLodging Excise Tax Code of Regulations (505.44 KB)",
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        "raw_content": "Animals do it:\n(Reworked from an April, 2013 post. Sorry, Google insists the right hand margin is in the right place.)\nTalking to each other is usually good. There are exceptions, like when you've spent an hour or more showering, doing your hair & makeup & getting dressed & your husband looks at you & says, \"You're not going to wear that, are you?\"\nAnother exception:\nA woman said to her friend, \"I don't know what to do. My husband is such a mess maker that you can't imagine. He doesn't put anything in its place, I am always going around the house organizing things.\" The friend says, \"Take a tip from me. The first week after we were married I told my husband firmly, 'Every glass and plate that you take, wash when you are done and put back in its place.'\"\nThe first woman asked, \"Did it help?\" Her friend said, \"I don't know. I haven't seen him since.\"\nA man came home and was greeted by his wife dressed in a very sexy nightie. 'Tie me up,' she purred, 'and you can do anything you want.' So he tied her up and went golfing the next morning.\nWhen I wish someone had talked to me:\nOur daughter, Nameless, must have been about 16 or 17 when she went out with this boy on their first--& LAST--date! She was usually home by midnight or so. She wasn\u2019t home by midnight. Or 1:00. Or 2:00. Or 3:00. I couldn\u2019t sleep so I was listening to the news. They reported, over & over, that there had been a fiery crash on a freeway & an unidentified young couple had burned to death. I called the police, hospitals & even the morgue, to no avail. About 6:00 am, I remembered that they had been introduced by a mutual friend. I called & woke him, explained the situation & got her date\u2019s home phone number. I called & woke his mother, who said that the kids were there, they were fine & that they had come to his home to watch TV & had fallen asleep on the couch. She said they were so cute she didn\u2019t want to wake them. Didn\u2019t this woman realize that Nameless had a mother & father who might be just the tiniest bit concerned about their daughter???!!\nSeveral years ago, we had a car that talked. My husband thinks it was a \u201969 or \u201972 Buick. It would interrupt our conversation with things it considered important such as, \"Your washer fluid is low.\" These pronouncements were usually greeted with an order of \"Shut up, Harry!\" from us. I think it would have been much more useful if we lived in the ghetto. Of course, it would have to change its accent--& its name. Imagine getting in the car, turning the key--& NOTHING! Then \"Tyrone\" offers an opinion: \"I think some mothaf****r stole our batt'ry!\"\nI have to admit, Bud & I tend to regard the importance of words differently:\nBut we never argue:\nBut if you don\u2019t talk:\nIf this happens, you might as well give up:\nFrom Rodney Dangerfield:\nI said to my wife, \"Come on, honey. I can't remember the last time we made love.\" She said, \"Well, I can--& that's why we're not!\"\nHow men & women differ in their use of language:\nAt the retreat, a couple was told to individually write a sentence using the words \"sex\" & \"love\".\nThe woman wrote:\n\"When two mature people are passionately & deeply in love with one another to a high degree & they respect each other very much, like my husband & myself, it is spiritually & morally acceptable for them to engage in the act of physical sex with one another.\"\nHer husband wrote:\n\"I love sex!\"\nWhen one of my sons was 5 or 6 years old he asked me an interesting question: \"I know about menopause & the change of life, but what happens in between?\"\nDo your teenage children talk to you, or are they like this?\nMy kids talked to me, thank heavens. My son was probably 16, & had been dating a while, when this 20 year old asked if she could come over to our house so they could watch TV. We didn't think it was a good idea, but we talked to him & ended up permitting it. Bud & I went to bed & apparently things got out of hand. He told me what had happened & said he \"felt used\". I heard him discussing it with a friend later. He said, \"That's what my mom said.\" His friend must have expressed surprise at that last statement, because it was followed by, \"I discuss everything with my mom!\"\nThis is the kind of conversation you DON'T want to have with your husband:\nAt breakfast one day, I eagerly waited for John to comment on my first attempt at homemade cinnamon rolls. After several minutes with no reaction, I asked, \"If I baked these commercially, what do you think I could get for one of them?\"\nWithout looking up from his newspaper, John replied, \"About 10 years.\"\nOne woman said to another, \"My neighbor is always talking garbage about her husband, but look at me. 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        "raw_content": "The Association was formed in 1982 by a small group of prominent aquarists. They were Adrian Blake, Mervyn Strange, and Derek Lambourne. A number of other well known individuals were also instrumental in the formation of this new organisation. They included Pete Moye, Ray Cooke, Roger Payne, Roger Bowes, Ron Forder, Tom Glass, Colin Howe, George Liddle, Terry & Doris Cruickshank, Derek Lambert, Malcolm Goss, Jeff & Ann Ottley and Arthur Marshall. This list is not exhaustive and no offence is intended by exclusion.\nThe primary aim of the new organisation was to cater for the needs of the individual aquarist. The name of \u2018Association of Aquarists\u2019 was soon adopted for the new group. Although the main focus was intended to be the individual, the Association was soon also developing close links with aquarist societies and specialist groups.\nThe Association established a programme of quarterly meetings held in Aylesbury and regular training sessions for prospective judges. Within the network of local clubs, predominately in the south, a series of open shows was established and the Association was soon providing a team of experienced judges to officiate. A size guide was written to assist judges and exhibitors alike and show stationery was also made available.\nA magazine was produced at regular intervals featuring current news, events within the hobby and fish descriptions. Then, as now, contributors were mostly prominent figures within the organisation. The magazine, along with most of the Association's publications, was produced in A5 format although after a short period in A4, it has now returned to its original size. A digest of Common to Scientific names was written and a limited number of copies of this useful work are still available.\nThe first major national shows were staged at Kempton Park racecourse in 1984 and 1985 and then, from 1986 through to the early nineties, at Sandown Park. These shows were sponsored by Aquarian and were undoubtedly the high point of the aquatic calendar in the south, if not nationally. They included club displays and tableaux, trade stands and talks by well known aquatic experts. These shows were followed by the European Aquatic Fair held at Dunstable in 1994 and 1995.\nIn the early nineties, a number of new events were organised between the Association and the Federation of Northern Aquatic Societies. These were known as the North \u2013 South Convention and included visits to Chester Zoo with talks by well known speakers and tours behind the scenes at the Zoo Aquarium.\nIn the mid nineties, the Superbowl series started with a series of ten Open Shows as individual rounds and a competition for the overall points winner for the series. This competition is still running.\nIn 1997, the Association exhibited at the Swallowfield Horticultural Show. The exhibit was such a success that the organisers invited us back in subsequent years, providing a marquee for our exclusive use. The Show was staged on the August bank holiday weekend and exhibits included \u2018Fish in the Field\u2019 covering the history of fishkeeping and an Open Show and also \u2018The Rainforest\u2019 loosely based around Peru.\nIn recent years, the Association has exhibited at The London Show - an event held each summer by the Small Livestock Society - and has featured an Open Show.\nIn 2008, two Senior Judges, Chris Ralph and Andy Pearce, travelled to Malta to judge at the Malta Aquarist Society Annual Show. Chris also gave a talk on his trip to Peru. This has created new friendships and Malta Aquarist Society is now affiliated to the A of A with an agreement to exchange articles and information.\nThe society aims to fully co-operate with its own members and other aquarists to the mutual benefit of giving and sharing experiences within the hobby.",
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        "raw_content": "Jedi trappings complete the fan\nEditor's note: Ashley Eckstein, founder of the Her Universe line of apparel and accessories for fangirls, is a huge fangirl herself. Her devotion to \"Star Wars\" extends far beyond the four seasons of voice acting she's logged on \"Star Wars: The Clone Wars,\" which airs on Cartoon Network. The show's season finale will air March 9 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. (Cartoon Network, like CNN, is owned by parent company Time Warner.) Eckstein's love of the character she plays in the cartoon series, Ahsoka Tano, fostered a growing desire to dress up as Ahsoka. This is her account of reaching that goal.\nFor kids, it\u2019s completely normal to dress up in costume.\nWhen I was a little girl, I used to dress up all the time, and not just for Halloween. We had a giant dress-up bag full of costumes! 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I cannot even begin to tell you all of the creative ways I\u2019ve seen sports fans dress up at games. I\u2019ve seen guys who body paint their bare chests with their favorite team\u2019s colors, people dressed up as their team\u2019s mascot, lots of face paint, temporary tattoos, crazy hats, wild color-coordinating outfits. Some fans practically look like clowns the way they are decked out head to toe in support of their favorite team.\nSo I ask - Please tell me how this is any different than a sci-fi fan showing up at a convention in costume. The difference is that one form of dressing up is widely socially accepted and the other is not. However, both types of fans are passionate about the genre that they love, and they want to express themselves through what they wear. I actually see a lot of common ground between the two fan bases, and there is no difference to me. I fall into both fan bases, and I have elaborate sports outfits for all of the teams my husband has played for.\nI also enjoy dressing up as my favorite characters, and I had the ultimate cosplay experience a couple of months ago.\nFor the first time, I got to dress up as Ahsoka Tano from \"Star Wars: The Clone Wars.\" For those of you who don\u2019t know, I am the voice of Ahsoka for the hit animated series on Cartoon Network, but I am also a major \"Star Wars\" fan.\nAs the voice of Ahsoka, I simply go into the recording studio and record my lines for the show. There is no need to ever dress up as the character, because they only need our voices to bring the character to life.\nHowever, I am also a fan, and year after year I have been going to conventions, seeing hundreds of girls dressed up as Ahsoka, and secretly wishing I, too, could someday try on the costume. Well, with the help of my friends, my wish was granted, and I got to dress up as Ahsoka for the day! This was just me, as a fan, having fun!\nAll of a sudden, I reverted back to when I was a little girl. I wanted to have a light saber battle and help save the galaxy! I really felt like I was a Jedi. I felt strong, and it was very empowering.\nThen it hit me: As a little girl, I could only dream about being these fantastical characters and saving the world, but as an adult, I realized I could actually BE a real-life Jedi and do great things. For example, the 501st Legion and The Rebel Legion are both worldwide groups of \"Star Wars\" fans who dress up in costume, raise an enormous amount of money for multiple charities every year, and attend all sorts of events bringing smiles to everyone they come in contact with. They have taken their love of cosplay and turned it into an opportunity to change people\u2019s lives.\nUnfortunately, I don\u2019t own the Ahsoka costume in these photos, and sitting through four hours of makeup is not something that I can do on a daily basis. 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        "raw_content": "https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2017/01/12/study-analyzes-qualities-associated-being-top-researcher\nWant to be a leading scientist? You\u2019ll need perseverance, perfectionism, curiosity and openness to new experiences, according to research.\nYou will also need to be able to regulate your emotions, have a strong sense of social responsibility and dedicate at least 10 hours a day to your work.\nAlong with colleagues, Liliana Ara\u00fajo, a research associate at the Center for Performance Science at the Royal College of Music in London, came to these conclusions by looking at the personal characteristics and psychological skills of some of the most prominent Portuguese scientists.\nThe researchers asked six top Portuguese scientists about their education, past achievements, current performance, personality characteristics and social networks, among other things. The interviewees highlighted the personality traits of perseverance, adaptive perfectionism, curiosity and openness to experiences as ingredients for achieving excellence, say the investigators in the journal High Ability Studies.\nThese common personality characteristics \u201cseem to play a role in stimulating the development of a scientific mind and extraordinary cognitive skill,\u201d they write.\nThe researchers also found that the group had a strong sense of social responsibility and felt a sense of duty to \u201ccontribute to a more sensible and knowledgeable society.\u201d\n\u201cMany of them mentioned the importance of feeling fulfilled in different areas of their lives and the need to be exposed to a wide range of experiences related, as well as those not related, to scientific research,\u201d they add.\nAll the interviewees said that it was important to set clear, realistic but ambitious goals day to day. Their desire for perfection prompted the interviewees to set new challenges, which then pushed them and expanded their limits, Ara\u00fajo and her colleagues say.\nThe most important motivational force for the scientists was their passion for their work, and the investigators found that this was a key factor in achieving excellence. But successful research and getting recognition from others also helped to drive them.\nThe top scientists described the stress and anxiety of doing research and talked about the sacrifices they might have to make for their work, but said that these factors were an inherent part of the job. Most of those interviewed reported an emotional intensity in their devotion to work.\n\u201cDue to the intensity of emotional experiences, effective emotion regulation and coping strategies were essential,\u201d say the authors. The participants said that having control over how, when and which emotions are felt and expressed enabled them to manage any hurdles and challenges day to day.\nThe investigators added that the scientists also helped to regulate the emotional state of co-workers, for example when others had a paper or grant application rejected.\nAra\u00fajo and her colleagues found that the top scientists they interviewed dedicated at least 10 hours a day to their work and described \u201can intense commitment\u201d to their job. \u201cAll participants often worked at home in the evenings and weekends, dedicating many extra hours of their daily schedule,\u201d they add.",
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        "title": "Demand that the Pledge of Allegiance Not Be Recited in Your Local School - Greg Laden's Blog",
        "raw_content": "There are several reasons that this is objectionable and I hope you will assemble some of these reasons and add your own, to craft an email to the principal and school board superintendent where you pay your taxes. I promise you that there are people pressuring the school boards to require the Pledge to be said daily. In one local school in Minnesota, teachers were told during their first staff meeting \u201cThe pressure\u2019s been on for years. We\u2019re giving in this year because we really can\u2019t hold out any longer,\u201d and thus, henceforth, a few minutes of the first period of every day would be devoted to organizing the students, making them stand up, reciting the pledge with them.\nBefore we get to the reasons to oppose this policy (and to take action in doing so), let me make a few things very clear. First, do not assume that I\u2019m against the Pledge of Allegiance of that I am not a Patriotic American. Noting about the pledge itself, or pledges in general, or my love of country, will be found in reasons to oppose this policy, except for one detail that will be made plain. Second, while it is technically true that a student can opt out of the Pledge (probably), this is irrelevant. In fact a student is not able to sit out the pledge, especially in grade school or middle school. Rules are rules and rulings on rules are fine, but anyone who thinks a Middle School kid can buck the trend without serious consequences is kidding themselves. Third, any opt-out policy for students simply does not apply to teachers. They can in fact be told to say the pledge of allegiance in class or lose their jobs. In sum: a) this is not about patriotism or pledges; and b) in practice, a \u201csay the pledge\u201d rule is an unavoidable requirement for all regardless of any technicalities.\nHere are the reasons to not require that the Pledge of allegiance be recited periodically, especially daily or weekly, in American Public Schools:\n1) In all schools some an in many schools many students are not Americans. If you are not an American citizen and you are required to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, you may feel uncomfortable, you may be doing something that you feel is wrong, and in many cases \u2026 and please do take this seriously \u2026 you may be committing an illegal act. My daughter is currently in High School. If she was required to say a Pledge in her school, she would be carrying out an Un-American Act and probably violating some law, because she is an American Citizen in high school overseas. In one school near my house, up to 25 or 35% of the kids in a given class are not US citizens. There, they were required to say the pledge and teachers who taught there were well aware of the discomfort they felt, with some teachers eventually just giving up and not requiring it in their classroom against school policy.\n2) Americans have freedom of speech and this also means freedom of silence. A pledge to the principles of our nation should acknowledge that. Therefore requiring people to recite the pledge endlessly is an absurdity which can to little other than fuel cynicism among our students for our system of government and our society.\n3) A pledge, if taken seriously, normally lasts for longer than one day or one week. The President of the United States does not recite the Oath of Office every day. Just once every four years, max. We are sending the message that we don\u2019t trust or believe our children.\n4) Here\u2019s the specific-to-the-pledge part: The Pledge of Allegiance includes the term \u201cUnder God\u201d and it is therefore a violation of the Establishment Clause of the Constitution of the United States and an offense to people who do not wish to utter those words for one reason or another. The \u201cjury\u201d as it were is still out on this officially, but if I recall correctly the last challenge to the God Clause ended because of an issue of standing. But even if the courts do not rule any time soon that you can\u2019t force a bunch of school children to pray in this manner, it should still not be allowed in our public schools. See above if you were thinking that students could simply opt out of this phrase.\n5) Did you notice that forcing the Pledge of Allegiance into the school day was not an act of patriotism but rather an attempt to get at least a tiny bit of Christian God Fearing prayer into the public schools? This is not OK.\n6) Society is willing to make constant and repeated demands on our schools to address endless social issues, but is rarely willing to do the most important thing it could do to make public schools work: Reduce class size without reducing the professional nature of the system. As long as society refuses to provide schools with the resources and support they need to educate our children, society should refrain from chipping away at the precious hours of time available for our educators to work with. A daily pledge interferes significantly with learning. Don\u2019t allow it to happen in your school.\nPlease take this seriously. It can not be hard to find the email of the principals of the schools in your district, and the school board members and superintend or whatever administrative overlords your local system keeps on the books. Don\u2019t bother trying to find the current policy in your school; It is their job to tell you that. Just craft a letter indicating that the Pledge should not be required on a daily or weekly basis, give a few reasons, and ask what the current policy is now and what changes are planned for the future. Even if your school does not require the pledge now, there IS pressure for them to do so in the future. Your letter or email will help balance that pressure.\nOK, everybody. You know what to do. Move out!\n\u2190 There are interesting things going on in the Atlantic Basin, hurricane-wise\tThe Pledge Of Allegiance in Schools? \u2192\n72 thoughts on \u201cDemand that the Pledge of Allegiance Not Be Recited in Your Local School\u201d\nCoercing children to promise their loyalty to a flag is a ridiculous Twentieth-century ritual that makes a few American Legion members verklempt but is otherwise a waste of time. Children are not capable of making such pledges. We want to teach our children to make empty, uninformed promises?\nIf you want people to promise their loyalty to America, MAKE AMERICA BETTER. I\u2019d say start by supporting the freedom of teachers to run their classrooms as they see fit.\nIbis3, f\u00c3\u00a9ministe avec un titre fran\u00c3\u00a7aise de fantaisie says:\n1. Children are not at the age of consent. Therefore, this is not a fully-considered, valid pledge of allegiance, it is an exercise in brainwashing.\n2. It is a particularly pernicious form of brainwashing: Nationalism, which does not mesh well with modern multiculturalism and movement to a more global worldview.\n3. It is a form of idolatry (surely, even the Christians can get behind this objection). Why are they indoctrinating kids to worship *a flag*?\n4. It is a flagrant contravention of the establishment clause.\nAnyone else put in mind of the glorious loyalty oath crusade from Catch-22?\n\u00e2\u20ac\u0153The important thing is to keep them pledging,\u00e2\u20ac\u009d he explained to his cohorts. \u00e2\u20ac\u0153It doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t matter whether they mean it or not. That\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s why they make little kids pledge allegiance even before they know what \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcpledge\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 and \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcallegiance\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 means.\u00e2\u20ac\u009d\nClearly, I have to revise and add! Excellent suggestions!\nBrugh says:\nYea, we should be teaching kids how to learn and think for themselves, not brainwash them.\nTo me, patriotism is not virtuous\u2026 its a feeble action. Stand for the ideals of equality, not the imaginary borders of \u201cwe\u2019re better that you\u201d.\nI always used to just stand there and not recite the pledge as a child. If a teacher stared too hard at me during this- I only skipped the \u201cunder god\u201d part. I think they realized it would not be worth their time to try and enforce the pledge with me. I asked mom about this and she didn\u2019t have a problem with me skipping it. But it was rather like being asked to pray in a public group. I never did much of this either as a child and you could see everyone else so focused, with closed or down-turned eyes. It was moments like these that caused the greatest irreverance for me. I alway had to resist the urge to giggle. I was raised a Protestant but grew up an athiest. There were times when I wanted to believe in god- but those never occurred in a group \u2013 always alone and in nature. As I began to understand science and rational thought, god certainly wasn\u2019t the simplistic answer, and besides that \u201cgod\u201d had never once come through for me- rather i found life was punctuated by random bits of goodness that came directly fom other people \u2014 or that lifes sorrows came from cruel biological facts and personal mistakes. Being asked to say the pledge is to blindly follow and not question, which is detrimental to learning and personal growth. Having to say it in school every day is hypocritical at best. We should instead, even as children, be thinking of how to make life better for all, and perhaps utilize a pledge that encourages free thought and learning.\nTo recite the pledge is not to describe the United States; instead it is to swear allegiance to the values for which the flag stands: unity, indivisibility, liberty, justice and \u2014 since 1954 \u2014 monotheism\n\u2014 9th Circuit decision in Newdow v. Elk Ridge\nHell, the principal of my son\u2019s school couldn\u2019t even be bothered to reply to my very polite email pointing out that the school\u2019s website wasn\u2019t accessible (all contact info, including address and phone in images with no alternate textual format available).\nBut that won\u2019t stop me\u2026\nTo add to the \u2018age of consent\u2019 bit, when aliens wish to apply for American naturalization, they have to state whether or not they have ever had \u201cmembership in the Communist party or any other totalitarian organizations\u201d. But pledges made before the age of 16 are expressly excluded.\nI guess there are no Commies in Middle School, even in Russia.\nI rather enjoyed reciting the pledge as a kid, although it was really just a dramatic performance for me and I never took \u201cunder God\u201d literally (perhaps I knew even then that it just meant \u201cWoo! Look at us!\u201d). I think they ended up with more than they bargained for in having me recite the pledge, though. I did take it seriously, except for the God bit. And now I have no intention of letting them do something so blatantly unpatriotic and harmful as forcing a pledge like this on children.\nHere is my problem with this article.\n1) If your are a foreign exchange student, you have every right to be offended being told that you have to recite the pledge. And in fact you are being told to denounce your own country (If the country you are citizen in wanted to be a pain about it, they could actually revoke your citizenship over it). If you are here because your parents are on a work visa, the statement above applies as well.\nIf you are an immigrant (planing on staying in the U.S. indefinitely), then you should be working on getting your citizenship. If that is the case you really shouldn\u2019t be offended by being asked to pledge your allegiance to the country.\nIf you are an illegal immigrant (i.e. you didn\u2019t immigrate through legal channels or you weren\u2019t born in the us)\u2026 Well, you don\u2019t have a right to complain about it. You are a criminal and should be treated as such.\nI have no problem with immigration, and i think they really need to do away with a LOT of the \u201cred tape\u201d that goes along with immigration/nationalization. But if you sneak into the country (by land or sea), you need to be deported,\n2) Not a whole lot of disagreements here. Though I do think the better option here would be to not force the students to recite the pledge, but still provide the opportunity.\n3) I do agree with you on this point.\n4) I also agree here. The better option would simply go back to the 1923 version (given below).\n5) Refer to 4\n6) The way i figure it, The pledge takes about 15 seconds to recite. If you start the pledge 1 min after the morning bell, this takes approximately 75 seconds of school time.\nThis accounts for 0.0026041666% of the school day. This would also serve to get the students at their desks in a more timely fashion (at least that\u2019s how it worked when I was in school)\nIbis3, f\u00c3\u00a9ministe avec un titre fran\u00c3\u00a7aise de fantaisie,\nYour second point only shows your own views\u2026 Ever heard of Civic nationalism? Just because the pledge refers to One nation, it is not implied that it means one ethnic nation or one religious nation. It just means One nation (association of people who identify themselves as belonging to the nation, who have equal and shared political rights, and allegiance to similar political procedures).\nI really don\u2019t have an issue with a pledge to the Nation. I have always held one point close to my heart. I really don\u2019t care where you are from (including your family), what your religious views are (if you pray to one god or many, or in my case none). We are all part of this nation. If you don\u2019t like the nation then try to make it (the nation) better.\nAnd if you have a problem with the nation or the \u201csystem\u201d, and don\u2019t want to help make it better\u2026 You have two options, shut up and deal with it our get the heck out.\nIt\u2019s the same as voting. Voting is like getting your ticket to complain. If you didn\u2019t vote, you obviously care enough one way or the other to have something to complain about.\nDon\u2019t get me wrong here, I have plenty of issues with the government. Mostly stemming from the politicians wanting to have their hands in every part of a persons life. Like the \u201cright to life\u201d movement. If you don\u2019t think abortion is the right thing to do\u2026 don\u2019t have an abortion. But why should your views effect me and my family. Or gay marriage. I have a button (and am trying to find the bumper sticker) that says \u201cIf you don\u2019t like gay marriage,\nDon\u2019t marry a gay person\u201d\nI digressed, but my point is that even though i still have LOTS of issues with the government, I agree with the base Ideals of the nation.\nAnd if i see someone burning a flag, I\u2019ll still confront them. If you have so many issues with the U.S. that you feel the best way to express it is to burn the flag, then maybe you should just move to Canada (or Australia or wherever else you feel would best fit your ideals)\nAnd, I apologize for all the grammar mistakes, I\u2019ve never claimed to be any good with the mechanics of the English language. I was always more of an Math/Science/Shop kind of person.\nGabriel Jefferson says:\nAstonishingly educational thanks, I believe your subscribers might want significantly more well written articles such as this maintain the great work.\nBob, in the school I spoke of about a third of the students who were not US citizens are not necessarily going to become US citizens. They have refugee status or are the children of workers in the US for one reason or another. In a different school that I did not mention but that comes to mind, where my daughter went to grade school, between 1 and 2 in 10 students are NOT us citizens and never will be. They are the children of students at the University here from various contries.\nSo the first category in your section \u201c1)\u201d applies to many students as far as I know, but this will vary from region to region. And, those students are essentially being made to say the Pledge (in at least one school in our area).\nRegarding the second category, I suppose that depends on the individual.\nThe children that are \u201cillegal\u201d are not criminals, nor do they need to be treated as such. I have no idea how many such kids there are. Pobably not very many. up here in the Northern Tier the kids who are Mexicans are generally part of families that have been migrating through the Texas-Minnesota corridor for a few generations and are mostly legal. We are near Canada but Canadians stand out so abruptly from everyone else that the are easily spotted and deported.\nMost of the kids I was concerned about, that I mentioned in the post, are refugees. They don\u2019t know what their future status will be. Many have already lived for a short period of time in two or three countries. Many may settle here but some hope to return home. They are from Tibet, Ogadan, Somalia, etc.\nHahahahah! You\u2019re not a teacher, are you!\nAnyway, yes, even if it does take more time than you imagine, is not a lot of time. It\u2019s probably two minutes.\nThere is a list of things that teachers have to do that are all stupid and all take between one and five minutes. For many teachers, if they teach the same class during the first hour and at a later time, they need to develop two different syllabii (in their own heads, if not on paper), expect to get through two different lists of materials, and expect the students in the first period to not know as much on exams, etc. because of all the shit they have to do.\nThis is just one more stupid distracting thing with no benefits, which on it\u2019s own may not seem like it would take up a lot of time, but is probably the least worthwhile thing on that list of things to do during first period.\nAnd, seriously, if you want to have this rule, why not monthly or at the beginning of every term? It would carry a lot more meaning.\nSophie Hirschfeld says:\nChildren are not considered capable of creating or upholding contracts, defending our country or voting until the age of 18. It makes no sense and conflicts with our understanding of their legal obligations to force them to make an oath or pledge to anything. Forcing them to make a pledge as serious as one to their own governing forces seems to not only stretch them beyond where they should be legally obligated, but also seems to sort of turn the concept of governmental loyalty into a bit of a farce, doesn\u2019t it? How serious should an adult take their actual legal obligations to our government if every 5 year old, who is cognitively incapable of understanding the implications of such a thing, is also expected to be obligated similarly?\nI hadn\u2019t really thought about the refugee issue. I would figure that a refugee would fall into the same category as foreign exchange students, and not required to say the pledge. Same for the children of people attending school (college) in the states.\nAlso, If the students in question are part of families that have been in the states for a few generations\u2026 They ARE citizens [if you are born in the U.S. you are automatically granted citizenship, unless you (your parents on your behalf) decline].\nSo in the cases of the students you were mostly concerned about, I agree wholeheartedly. Forcing them to say the pledge would be absurd, and possibly be a criminal act unto itself.\nBut you are incorrect in that even the children of parents who immigrated illegally (as long as they were born before the immigration) ARE in fact criminals. It is a criminal act to immigrate into the U.S. unless you use the legal channels to do so. Am i saying that they need to be beat up and abused because they are illegal immigrants? Absolutely NOT, they are still people (who are just trying to find a better life for themselves and their children). But, legally they are still subject to arrest and deportation at any time.\nThe school solved the problem with shortchanging the first period class, They made it 20 min. longer than the other 3 of the day\nDo I think that any child should be be forced or coerced into saying the pledge if they don\u2019t believe it. No! But if they don\u2019t understand what the pledge is about, it\u2019s the fault of thee teachers who first taught them the pledge. That is something that was part of the class (that i sort-of taught as part of my education course).\nI also agree with you that once a term would be MUCH more appropriate and a better use of time. But, an explanation as to what the pledge is about [and what they are really agreeing to (and a warning to the students who have citizenship elsewhere)] should be included.\nThough you are correct that children are not capable of forming a legally binding agreement, they are still expected to pay taxes (if they have a job, even lawn mowing if the IRS was really bored) and follow the laws set forth by the government. So in essence, they are doing what the pledge says even if they don\u2019t say the pledge. But i do think that starting them on the pledge in elementary school is a bit on the silly side. As you said, at that age they really don\u2019t know (even if you tried to explain it) what it really means to say the pledge.\nReally entertaining bless you, I do believe your audience may possibly want a lot more blog posts like that continue the good hard work.\nAs an American who has been living in Germany for the past 15 years, I can really appreciate your criticism. Of course, the blatant nationalism (which is euphemistically referred to as \u2018patriotism\u2019 in the USA) behind ritual practices such as the pledge of allegiance, ubiquitous display of flags, buttons, bumper stickers, etc. in the USA would be unthinkable here. I find it disturbing that most Americans aren\u2019t critical of such things. Best of luck to you all with this initiative.\nEnormously beneficial cheers, I\u2019m sure your current audience may well want far more items along these lines keep up the excellent content.\nbritbitter says:\nMy son never once recited the pledge. I had told him that he needn\u2019t say \u201cunder god\u201d but he objected to the idea altogether. After talking with the teacher I did instruct him to stand and be respectful of the culture of the class room by not drawing attention to himself during this pointless activity but I insisted and the teacher accepted that she could not coerce him to espouse something he didn\u2019t agree with. My son can be a real pain in the ass and has plenty of problems but I am proud of him for this.\npledge is about columbus, selling flags says:\nThere are two other reasons to not say the pledge. It was written in honor of Christopher Columbus. And it was written in order to sell flags. When Columbus\u2019 400th anniversary was over, the flag-maker petitioned Congress to make the pledge a daily thing, so he could continue to line his pockets after the anniversary was over.\nThe pledge doesn\u2019t say we have to follow laws. It merely states that we pledge an allegiance. You don\u2019t have to have allegiance to a nation in order to follow the local laws.\nAs for your discussion about immigration, if immigration laws are unjust (which, many are), do you still feel immigrants should be punished and deported? You seem to be very anti-immigration and I\u2019m wondering if that clouds your opinion.\nMaking one class longer doesn\u2019t account for lost class time, in total. The problem is, these activities take time from a student\u2019s entire day and the more our educational system is cut, the more precious that time becomes, even if they take time from other teachers to accommodate the first class.\nquantheory says:\nUnfortunately, in the State of Colorado, local school districts don\u2019t actually make this decision. There was a law requiring all students to say the pledge, with exemptions for non-citizens, students or teachers with religious objections, and students whose parents had opted them out.\nThat law was challenged in court and had to be amended. But the amended law still reads:\n\u201cEach school district shall provide an opportunity each school day for willing students to recite the pledge of allegiance in public elementary and secondary educational institutions. Any person not wishing to participate in the recitation of the pledge of allegiance shall be exempt from reciting the pledge of allegiance and need not participate.\u201d\nI was still in high school the whole time this law was being figured out, and the pledge was recited (still is recited) every day through the school\u2019s PA system. In some classes, students bothered to actually say it (awkward, since I refused), while in others the students just ignored it and took the opportunity to chat with each other loudly over the PA (which was a waste of time and required the teacher to do something loud or flash the lights to grab everyone\u2019s attention afterward).\nAs pointless as all that is, neither individual teachers nor schools nor local school districts have the authority to stop daily recitation of the pledge, and the courts have already addressed the matter recently. We don\u2019t really have any recourse except to wait and hope that the state legislature agrees to repeal the demand one day, (or wait for a new precedent allowing a new challenge of the law in court).\n\u201cBut you are incorrect in that even the children of parents who immigrated illegally (as long as they were born before the immigration) ARE in fact criminals. It is a criminal act to immigrate into the U.S. unless you use the legal channels to do so.\u201d\nBlatantly false in at least some cases. While such children are subject to deportation, many of them are not, in any serious sense, criminals. Is it a crime to be a toddler who was carried across a border? Nor does it seem plausible to say that, say, a eight-year-old is responsible for realizing that she\u2019s been living in the country illegally, or for coming to the conclusion that she\u2019s \u201csupposed\u201d to turn in her family, regardless of whether or not she is technically aware of not being a U.S. citizen.\nAnalogously, imagine someone who walks into the wrong house because they suffer from a neurological disorder, have become confused to the point of incapacitation, and don\u2019t fully understand where they are. You can legally take action against such a person (by calling police or other authorities to remove the person from your home, or by requesting/suing a non-incapacitated caretaker or their insurance company for any damages that occur to your property). However, the person in question is not a criminal because they are not responsible for any wrongdoing, and will not be convicted of any criminal offense in any reasonable court of law.\nThis is all addressing only the legal question. The ethics of what to do with someone who has spent most of their life in this country illegally? That\u2019s a whole other can of worms.\nquantheory: Unfortunately, in the State of Colorado, local school districts don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t actually make this decision. There was a law requiring all students to say the pledge,\nThat is the case in many states. However, many state laws telling schools what to do can be easily \u201cexempted\u201d by the schools. They just say \u201cWere told to do this by the legislature but the budget item funding it has not come up yet so we\u2019re ignoring it for now\u201d or words to that effect.\nBut yes, despite all the talk upstream about how individuals can not be legally forced to say the pledge, in many states, the state law says that every one will say the pledge (then there is some fine print that does not help the average middle schooler from feeling rather repressed!)\n\u2026We don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t really have any recourse except to wait and hope that the state legislature agrees to repeal the demand one day, \u2026\nWait for the legislature to repeal? Did you notice that you vote for these guys (or not)? They do have addresses phone numbers, and emails. You don\u2019t wait. You bitch them the fuck out!!!!!\nColorado house: http://www.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2011A/csl.nsf/DirectoryHou?openframes\nColarodo senate: http://www.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2011A/csl.nsf/DirectorySen?openframeset\nOK, I admit maybe I\u2019m being a bit optimistic here. Is there any organized effort in CO?\npledge is about Columbus, selling flags:\nI don\u2019t really know where you are getting the idea that the pledge was written to sell flags. It was written for a sermon on Columbus day. To make the leap from it ( the pledge) being written to Honor Christopher Columbus himself is not really logical without any proof to to support it (where in the pledge does it mention him\u2026 in any way). It was written for the Columbus day celebration only because it is a traditional patriotic day.\nAs a matter of fact, by making the pledge you are agreeing to follow the rules and commands of the country\u2026 That is what Allegiance is.\nYour right that you don\u2019t have to give an oath of allegiance to a country to follow it\u2019s laws\u2026 But that really has nothing to do with the discussion.\nAs far as me being anti-immigration\u2026 you couldn\u2019t be farther from the truth. I think that immigration will help the country to grow in a positive direction. But I AM against people who feel it is acceptable to break the law in order to immigrate.\nThink about it this way. If you decided to move to England (or any other country), would it be acceptable for you to just fly there and slip out an unwatched door? No, it would absolutely not be acceptable. In fact it would be quite illegal.\nWhat part of the immigration law do you believe to be so unjust that it makes immigrating illegally justifiable?\nAfter spending over an hour looking at the process of getting a green card and then applying for citizenship\u2026 I don\u2019t really see anything that looks any different than the immigration laws for England, France and Germany.\nquantheory,\nIn your own words it is no longer REQUIRED for students to recite the pledge. It is merely offered to the students as an option. They are welcome to to opt out.\nYou mentioned that you felt awkward for refusing to say the pledge\u2026 There are two things wrong with this. First, you should have been proud to refuse to say the pledge. You are exercising the very point of the first amendment. Protest and refusal to swear allegiance to the government is what the first amendment was actually intended for. But, your feeling awkward does NOT have the right to affect other people\u2019s rights (them being allowed to say the pledge)\nYou other point about a child not being a criminal because they didn\u2019t know it was wrong (or what was even going on)\u2026 Well, have you ever heard the phrase \u201cignorance is not a defense\u201d? It\u2019s a true statement. The only defense you really have is intent. It\u2019s the defense you are using if you have ever filed for faulty equipment for a speeding ticket. You are stating that you didn\u2019t INTEND to commit the crime of speeding, but the speedometer was giving false information. I\u2019ll concede the point of a (young) child not knowing that they broke the law by crossing the border. But, the parents did. And the typical recourse (excepting a few rare cases) is deportation. No jail time, no fine. Just made to vacate the country (usually with the U.S. paying for transportation)\nSo i guess you could opt to leave the child here and deport only the parents (and order children)\u2026 But, that would then leave a young child with no parents. That really isn\u2019t a good option. So, they deport the whole family.\nAnd you point about the lost disabled person\u2026 Again, unless they committed assault or theft while in the house\u2026 You absolutely correct. Because they did not realize they were in the wrong house, they are not guilty of breaking and entering.\nAlso about the ethical issues with deporting someone who has been living here for most of their lives\u2026 That is a bit of a sticky issue. If i had my way, it would be offer them a green card/citizenship. If they for some reason refused, deport them.\nIn the case of the school you are talking about\u2026 I would have to agree with you. I don\u2019t really see how the state or federal legislature could justify violating someone\u2019s freedom of speech (or refusal to speak)\nI guess i would sum up my opinion on this as.\nEither make it completely optional (though still providing the opportunity at the beginning of the term (once a year as suggested before) and go back to the 1923 version.\nOr if you feel that \u201cwasting\u201d the 2 min. time on the pledge is too much and want it removed from school time, then remove all other activities that are not beneficial to the students education. The 2 hour long Pep rallies (I never cared about the crappy sports teams our school had. And if we are not supposed to have any pride in our country as Kenneth suggested, why should we have any pride in our school?) and the student body governments (all they really do teach is that they can say anything they want to get elected, and not be held accountable for it).\nI think Columbus did have a flag, though. Like this: http://www.aoc.gov/cc/art/rotunda/images/landing_columbus_70226_1.jpg\nDunno why I didn\u2019t remember this before, but once when I was wearing my pledge-protest shirt (has \u201cone nation\u201d then a long list of the religious breakdown of the US according to Pew, and \u201cindivisible\u201d) and some Native Americans got slightly miffed and said it didn\u2019t include them. They felt that their religion/spirituality should have been separated out, not rolled up into a catch all, but as we talked and they understood the intent, they liked it.\nBut later it occurred to me that for them the \u201cone nation\u201d part really isn\u2019t correct. Many of them are members of distinct nations. I suppose you could argue that as citizens they are also members of the \u2018one nation\u2019, but it still strikes me as another overreaching assumption that the pledge makes.\nNow THAT is a very interesting point. I hadn\u2019t really though about it from the different Indian Nations point of view.\nI realise I don\u2019t need to tell you this, as an anthropologist, but\u2026 if I saw someone cycling along with a bike and protruding from the bike they had a pole with a wheel on it which did nothing, I\u2019d criticise the pole-wheel regardless of how otherwise fine the bike was.\nThe purpose of the recitation is not, contra-3, to reaffirm the pledge. Rather it is to aid in the memorization of its contents such that if it were a more complicated text (suppose it listed details of the constitution or the like) it might be useful as teaching children what their rights and responsibilities were. Of course, as it is, it\u2019s more \u2018value statements\u2019 and given some of those (more below) were changed in the 50s, this repetition might skew people\u2019s perception of what values were inherent in American history. But (3) is irrelevant; it is not the purpose of the recitation ritual. It would still, in principle, be expedient to have rituals reciting the terms and conditions for using iTunes even though my adherence to them is legally obligated from my first signing/clicking \u2018I agree\u2019.\n4- is especially problematic. I suspect the repetition of the pledge is one reason people are willing to claim \u2018this country was founded as a Christian nation\u2019 despite the fact that any (real) familiarity with the revolution and its aftermath (regardless of your religious affinities or lack thereof) will disabuse you of this. I\u2019m tempted to say \u2018American secularists only have yourselves to blame, for turning a blind eye to state predations of civil liberties during the 50s in the name of fighting \u2018the red menace\u2019 which, at least in the form of domestic socialists, was never all that menacing\u2019. But don\u2019t you think it\u2019s more likely support could be mustered for the removal of (or making optional) the \u2018under God\u2019 part of the pledge (and at the very least a campaign raising awareness that this was a very late insert) than a campaign for getting rid of the pledge in schools entirely. After all, there are those of a republican (small r. Very small r) persuasion who wouldn\u2019t (and I count myself amongst them) think it was so wrong to have children recite certain things, such as the constitution or a simplified version thereof. As it stands of course, the current pledge is deplorable in more ways than one. Every time you pledge allegiance to a FLAG, Jefferson rolls over in his grave.\n(In trying to find articles about the recent appellate court rulings on the subject I found this. Now either the author is flagrantly dishonest or stunningly ignorant, but either way clearly \u2018more work needed\u2019 http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2010/11/15/court_upholds_nh_law_allowing_pledge_in_school/ (search for \u20181954\u2019 on the page. You won\u2019t find it).\nWikipedia: \u201cPledge of Allegiance, an oath of loyalty to the United States\u201d\nFree Online Dictionary:\nPledge: A solemn binding promise to do, give, or refrain from doing something\u2026 Allegiance: Loyalty or the obligation of loyalty, as to a nation, sovereign, or cause \u201d\nMy Number 3: \u201cA pledge, if taken seriously, normally lasts for longer than one day or one week. The President of the United States does not recite the Oath of Office\u2026\u201d\nI\u2019m sticking with my story regarding what this is all about.\nAlthough I must say that whenever I think of the pledge, I also think of having to stand up with the class every morning in Kindergarten and recite the months, days, seasons, and some other lists of things we were supposed to know.\nI suspect the repetition of the pledge is one reason people are willing to claim \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcthis country was founded as a Christian nation\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 \u2026 I agree. That and all the other references in similarly ritualized places such as the end of every politician\u2019s speech, benedictions at public events, \u201cIn god we trust\u201d on the money, and giving churches the same tax status and similar sway in the public arena as, say, the government.\nYeah very interesting that the \u201creporting\u201d incorrectly links the god phrase to the original, and paints the original in rather positive light. And, of course, the law suit is in reference to a post 911 law. Which is exactly why a) one of my local high schools decided this year to enforce this and b) I wrote this post (and another i\u2019m putting up later today ) and interwtingly, a bunch of students from that high school came out with letters in their local paper with a fair amount of reason in them! There is hope!\nPingback: Generation 9/11. History will be embarrassed by us. | The X Blog\nOkay, well with the caveat that I approve of and applaud your efforts, and the efforts of those children:\nThe definition the dictionary gives of a pledge is irrelevant to the question of whether the fact in question should be considered as an instance of \u2018pledging\u2019. If you (in 3) are correct, and the people administering the pledge do so because they believe (incorrectly) that a pledge must be daily refreshed then, for example, if someone commits an act of treason they might be inclined to say \u201cwell\u2026 that didn\u2019t violate his pledge because he actually skipped school that morning, so he is outwith the 24-hour period his pledge implicitly covered\u201d. I haven\u2019t tested this, but I submit to your common sense that this clearly isn\u2019t the case. Rather the point of the pledge is to reinforce in the minds of those reciting it the wording of the pledge (whether for sinister or benign reasons; we\u2019d say sinister, others might differ). So the question of whether those proposing the pledge have committed some misunderstanding of the nature of the pledge is either (a) irrelevant or worse (b) trivial to answer; in so far as if you asked the proponents of using the pledge of allegiance in this way \u2018do you advocate this on the belief that a pledge must be reaffirmed daily\u2019 they are more likely to talk about the importance of reinforcement effects rather than some strange notion about pledging that the obligation to honour them expires with the rising of the sun.\n((Set it within your hypothetical. Suppose someone, concerned about scandals which had befallen the Presidency said \u2018it would be better if the President were obliged to recite his oath of allegiance over his coffee every morning\u2019. They would advocate this, not based on the notion that his original oath was somehow not binding, but rather than despite it being binding he wasn\u2019t paying it its due attention and the reiteration would cause his oath to have greater influence over his actions by virtue of repetition*).\n*((As Dennett might say \u201cevery time you hear it or say it you make another copy in your brain)).\nI\u2019m just saying; these people haven\u2019t, as you claim, \u2018misunderstood what pledges are\u2019; their behaviour is totally consistent with someone who knows full well that a pledge is (in principle; obviously whether pledges are contracts differs from one jurisdiction to another) but who wants the pledge regularly reiterated for its behavioural impact.\nGigi Larkin says:\nI PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL!\nSean Santos says:\n\u201cHowever, many state laws telling schools what to do can be easily \u00e2\u20ac\u0153exempted\u00e2\u20ac\u009d by the schools. They just say \u00e2\u20ac\u0153Were told to do this by the legislature but the budget item funding it has not come up yet so we\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re ignoring it for now\u00e2\u20ac\u009d or words to that effect.\u201d\nThis is effectively what happens in schools that simply neglect to schedule a specific time, or in classrooms where the teacher either forgets or doesn\u2019t want to do it. But it\u2019s worth pointing out that the law remains. And in my former high school, we got to the point where the Pledge of Allegiance was said at the conclusion of a 5 minute set of daily announcements. When the time is already set aside for several years running, it\u2019s hard to take that off the schedule without it being a direct F-U to the legislature.\n\u201cWait for the legislature to repeal? Did you notice that you vote for these guys (or not)? They do have addresses phone numbers, and emails. You don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t wait. You bitch them the fuck out!\u201d\nTrue, but we just went through all this a few years ago, and there are always other issues to deal with. This year we had a civil unions bill (defeated), and we\u2019ve been trying to cope with changes that Republicans have made to try to force everyone to be present during House prayers (previously role call was after the prayer so that legislators didn\u2019t have to take their seats if they didn\u2019t want to be present for it; now role call is before). (I\u2019m a little more active on the LGBT side of things, where we have at least managed to get an anti-bullying bill passed.)\nIt\u2019s worth pointing out that atheists don\u2019t have as big of a political presence in Colorado as in many areas. I\u2019m looking at ways to change that, but most of my (personal) political energy this year has been focused on LGBT issues simply because those groups are much better organized and have wider popular support.\nPart of the problem is that some of the relevant House committees are controlled by Republicans from very backwards districts. There is simply no pressure we can put on these people that will match the pressure they have to not appear as RINOs. We can try to influence the House in other ways (in particular by exerting pressure in more moderate districts to affect Republican leadership, or ideally retaking the House from them completely), but it just doesn\u2019t seem worth the effort during a term when there are many other important issues, and chances of success seem bleak.\nWhat really needs to happen, and what I\u2019m trying to figure out the best way to organize, is for there to be more effective atheist (or even just secularist) lobbying in Colorado. The local groups (and there are many) are largely focused on community, social events, education, and outreach. Activism does happen, but we really don\u2019t have the organization or communications structures necessary to make a serious, consistent, concerted impact.\nMaybe it would have been clearer to just say that, in Colorado, there\u2019s more benefit to be gained in trying to influence the next election (and attendant dialogue) first, than trying to push a vote regarding the pledge during the next year. I meant that focusing on the pledge specifically seems like it\u2019s \u201cnot worth the effort\u201d, not that there\u2019s no point in trying to influence the House at all.\nThat said, in a lot of places, the school board is the only real obstacle (or perhaps there are state-level obstacles that stand a good chance of being removed in the very near future). I\u2019m not trying to put down this post, I\u2019m just pointing out that, at least where I live, the issue is bigger than local politics.\n\u201cFirst, you should have been proud to refuse to say the pledge.\u201d\nI was. But I was also 14 years old and sometimes visibly the only person in the room who apparently didn\u2019t love America enough to say the pledge. For some time I also didn\u2019t know whether I was technically allowed to not say it, and was a bit on-edge about the possibility of a teacher confronting me about something that I didn\u2019t want to be a big deal.\n\u201cBut, your feeling awkward does NOT have the right to affect other people\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s rights (them being allowed to say the pledge)\u201d\nWhat? I\u2019m not advocating that people not be able to say the pledge. I\u2019m advocating that children not be encouraged to swear a daily loyalty oath with religious language on school time. They have the right to say the pledge, or pray, or read aloud from Mein Kampf, or anything else. But there is no such thing as a right to have the school system tell you to do any such thing. That right does NOT exist.\n\u201cYou other point about a child not being a criminal because they didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know it was wrong (or what was even going on)\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6 Well, have you ever heard the phrase \u00e2\u20ac\u0153ignorance is not a defense\u00e2\u20ac\u009d? It\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a true statement. The only defense you really have is intent.\u201d\nThat was my point though. I didn\u2019t intend to suggest that mere ignorance was a positive defense. Rather, I was trying to say that someone who does not understand what they are doing, or is not currently considered mentally competent to navigate a particular situation, is not guilty of a crime. That\u2019s very different from ignorance that\u2019s merely due to negligence.\nMy secondary point was that deportation is not necessarily a criminal punishment. It can be something that is inflicted on criminals, but conviction of a criminal offense is not always necessary to deport someone. So whether or not it\u2019s a \u201ccrime\u201d to be in the country is sometimes a bit of a red herring.\nHello there, thankful i came across your web blog. It solved the problem to know this issue slightly improved.\nPingback: Could you sustain the energy level required to be a teacher? | The X Blog\nUmbre says:\nAt my school, we say it every morning; I am silent, one kid refuses to stand at all, and I still feel kind of uncomfortable. Fortunately my teacher during this class doesn\u2019t press anyone about it. I noticed that he skips the \u201cunder God\u201d part (+1 from me) and changes the end to \u201c\u2026with liberty and justice for almost everyone.\u201d\nI am almost glad we say the Pledge just so he can make a point about its exaggerations and religious insertions. He is definitely my favorite teacher this term\nkalavinka says:\nI didn\u2019t mind saying the pledge everyday in school growing up, but as I got older and started to understand what the pledge was saying and becoming conscious of injustices in this world, I started to alter what I would say during the pledge, most notably \u201cwith liberty and justice for those who can afford it.\u201d However, as an adult, I have had to sign an oath to the flag as part of my job. I don\u2019t even work for the government, military, or an organization that I think such a thing would be required. In fact, I\u2019m really quite offended that they would question employee patriotism and loyalty to the country, but even stranger still is that the oath is to the flag and not the country.\nPingback: Red, White, and Banned | Hubbard Class Blog\nwell in my opinion the pledge of allegiance should be said every day and just because its says under god doesnt mean any thing we are not pledging our allegiance to god we are pledging our loyalty to our country its unamerican and hightly disrespectful for an american citizen to choose not to say it. and if ur an illegal citezen who doesnt want to say it cuz ur from another country u probly shouldnt be here any ways (foreignh exchange students are different) so if u dont like it then thats too bad your american you can get over it\nDamn liberals\u2026\nTim Prawdzik says:\nWhen in Rome, do as the romans. I dont know exactly where that came from, but it makes sense.\nSo, you are in the US \u2013 the kids here say the pledge of allegiance. They grow to know what it means \u2013 just like they grow to know how a toilet works. I for one hope every kid gets potty trained before he knows how the toilet works.\nKids need order \u2013 it is much better all the way around. Just about every daycare, school, high school and college have set times for doing things. To set an order.\nI wont argue patriotics here \u2013 that is obviously not to be understood amongst that vast majority \u2013 but I will argue schools and grades.\nLets see \u2013 we let our politicians cheat swindle and steal so much money that we not only have less teaching staff per student, we have to pay separately for any sports programs, etc. I will argue that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance is far more helpful as a tool to help organize and settle an over-crowded classroom to an over-worked, under-paid teacher than it ever was harming bugwani\u2019s character.\nAs far as feeling uncomfortable having to hear the pledge recited, then I would strongly suggest one of two resolutions; Repeat it a few time and you will get used to it or go to whatever other country you would like \u2013 I bet they do not recite it there. All that is presuming that you are here legally, of course. If you are not here legally and you complain, you should be deported \u2013 immediately.\nBut do choose wisely. I understand that if dont repeat their pledge, or follow their ways, in some countries, well they just kill you.\nRepeat it a few time and you will get used to it\nThat\u2019s also a fantastic way to determine the optimal number of legs.\n\u201cI for one hope every kid gets potty trained before he knows how the toilet works.\u201d\nYes, but a toilet is something that is actually useful. I actually think that the Pledge is a bad influence in our culture, and for that reason, it\u2019s morally wrong to make kids say it.\n\u201cKids need order \u00e2\u20ac\u201c it is much better all the way around.\u201d\nThis sentence is meaningless. Some kinds of order are good (such as a set school routine) whereas others are bad (excessive \u201cdiscipline\u201d of a child can be traumatic). Making kids say a bunch of words before they even understand what those words mean, and then later pressuring them to continue saying them even if they disagree? I see no reason to think that that is the \u201cgood\u201d kind of order.\n\u201cI will argue that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance is far more helpful as a tool to help organize and settle an over-crowded classroom to an over-worked, under-paid teacher than it ever was harming bugwani\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s character.\u201d\nBullshit. You don\u2019t actually know that it\u2019s any better of a way of settling students than anything else. I think you\u2019re just guessing that it has some benefit that would be convenient for you. Besides which, it lasts for, what, 30 seconds a day? There are a dozen other routines you could use that don\u2019t involve a loyalty oath (for instance, some teachers make their students say \u201cGood Morning\u201d when they walked in the room, which I always found personally irritating but has the same effect).\n\u201cAs far as feeling uncomfortable having to hear the pledge recited, then I would strongly suggest one of two resolutions; Repeat it a few time and you will get used to it or go to whatever other country you would like \u00e2\u20ac\u201c I bet they do not recite it there.\u201d\nHey, you know what? There\u2019s another option, which is to change the practice here! Do you know why this country is a relatively nice place to live, and not a shithole? It\u2019s partly because people actually changed some of the shitty things that used to be a part of our culture! Not by people who just learned to conform, and not by people who fled, but people who tried to actually make useful changes!\nBy the way, this is not about \u201cfeeling uncomfortable having to hear the pledge recited\u201d. This is about feeling uncomfortable because someone who has authority over you is telling you to say the pledge, and you might not want to do it. Or you might be a parent of a child who you do not want pressured into saying the pledge. I would not want my children told that they have to recite this bullshit, and if I was a teacher I would not want my boss trying to tell me that I\u2019m supposed to tell my students to say it.\n\u201cAll that is presuming that you are here legally, of course. If you are not here legally and you complain, you should be deported \u00e2\u20ac\u201c immediately.\nOh, bravo! You have so much compassion for children. \u201cHey, if you complain, then, due to something that\u2019s no fault of your own, we will ship you off to a foreign country that we think might kill you!\u201d Is that what you would tell children in your care? I hope you don\u2019t ever actually work with kids, then.\nSuperb content, are you planning on writing a follow-up piece? I would truly appreciate it and I am positive others might as well. Take care.\nCurrent High School Student says:\nAs a current high school student I am upset, for lack of a better word, that the Pledge of Allegiance isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t recited during school. I personally believe if one were to choose to opt. out of reciting the Pledge of Allegiance that there would be no harm done. It is not required. Like you stated freedom of speech does include the freedom of silence. I would even go as far to say that one who doesn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t recite the Pledge would be respected for their individuality. Most high school students know that people have their own opinions and beliefs. The fact that a student could be bullied for not saying the Pledge of Allegiance is ridiculous because, if a student is brave enough to not say the Pledge then they probably do many other things differently than other students would anyways. Let\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s get real bullying wouldn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t happen if a student or parent would step in. Anyways that\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s a whole different issue. Many students now don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know the Pledge of Allegiance or the National Anthem. This is pitiful. No wonder students don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have the love and affection of their country like many adults do. Many students are not patriotic and do not see all of the privileges that they have of being an American. Reciting the Pledge has meaning, and without reciting it all meaning is lost.\nOswaldo Alsop says:\nHello there, simply was alert to your weblog thru Google, and found that it is really informative. I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m going to watch out for brussels. I will appreciate when you continue this in future. Many other folks shall be benefited from your writing. Cheers!\nI came across this site while searching for information about the pledge. When I was a young man in elemetary school we recited the pledge every day and I never gave the meaning a second thought. In High School I was rebelling against all forms of authority and I thought the pleadge was a joke. As a young soldier I watched my friends die and saw them buried under the Flag and the true meaning of the pledge became clear to me. With everything that is going on in this country, the fact that you are concerned enough to petition against the Pledge of Alligance seem to me a monumental waste of energy. Teenage pregnancy rates are off the charts, more than 1/2 of the kids never graduate from school, crime, drugs, gangs etc and you all are worried about the Pledge of Alligance?\nOnly and immoral, uneducated, inconsiderate and hateful soul would waste time putting this comment up. Would you mind if I ask who gave you the cushion where you seat and the computer that you use with all the arrays of commodities that you enjoy..! if it wasn\u2019t for the thousands of people behind you that made it possible/ or be blessed to be in USA where you are free!!. USA is our country with its flags and symbols that define us \u2013 Our flag represents so much of our efforts now and then. Its for our children to respect and care and carry on high and proud along with the knowledge of all sacrifice and future sacrifice for our country. I AM A FOREIGNER..! naturalized citizen of USA.\nYou Idiot\u2026 and all who wrote favorable under it.\nYour life most be filled with material nothingness..! this trend is old but I hope God had knock you down silly twice and over and now \u2013 today \u2013 you can see the light.\nLOVE YOUR CREATOR, COMMUNITY, COUTRY AND YOUR FLAG \u2026! Yes we love the world, and we all want to fix the world..start with your yourself !\nDid you just threaten me with violence from god?\nMay I ask: Where do you live?\nTeenage pregnancy rates are off the charts, more than 1/2 of the kids never graduate from school, crime, drugs, gangs etc and you all are worried\nGood point. So while you\u2019re taking the time to reply to an opinion blog, I\u2019m sure you\u2019re also lobbying to make sure that contraceptives are readily available to all, and that schools teach science in science class?\np.s. high school graduation rates are closer to 70% (72% in \u201908) and crime is actually at its lowest level in thirty years, but aside from the hyperbole, there certainly are positive changes we can make\nI kept reading some of these posts and they are puckable..! ggggh\nWhat are you? a sort of SECT ? are you Athiest? ok I got the cure for you:\n\u201d \u2026If there was a controlling power outside the universe, it could not show itself to us as one of the facts inside the universe \u2013 \u2013 no more than the architect of a house could actually be a wall or staircase in that house. The only way in which we could expect it to show itself would be inside ourselves as an influence or command trying to get us to behave in a certain way. AND THAT IS JUST WHAT WE DO FIND INSIDE OURSELVES..\u201d\n\u201c..all I have got is a something which is directing the Universe and which appears in me as a law urging me to do right and making me feel responsible and uncomfortable when I do wrong\u2026I think we have to assume it is more like a MIND than it is like anything else we know \u2013 because after all the other only thing we know is MATTER and you can hardly imagine matter giving instructions..\u201d\nGod Bless you, and fill your minds with goodness\u2026go read the Bible or CS Lewis\nMr Greg: Is wishing you to see the light of Goodness a threat? wow, that is heavy.\nI found this link by mistake. I was only curious about how many states today prohibit the Pledge, so far \u2013 none does. GOOD.\nBesides, I am only pointing you to look at different angle..if you stew in the same idea you get nowhere. Try thinking good about your country, there is a lot we need to be appreciative for..really.\nI apologize for calling you a bad name. Sorry, sincerely.\nI would not count on any stats that this administration puts out the last three years. Like the number of unemployed as of late, that # it will continue to get better throughout the year and leaving the best # just prior to elections\u2026\u2026want to bet?\nregardless of how many of your neighbors are out of a job..!\nAbout teen pregnancy\u2026we got to start at home peoples, morality isn\u2019t just a Christian thing its a human thing. We need to actually make time to educate our kids properly so they can ACT properly. The president said he will teach his daughters \u2018morality\u2019 and good \u2018virtues\u2019 BUT, if they get pregnant he will not PUNISH them with a baby. ?? ? what? oh my God..I could not believe that a such high official can not realize how Wrong he was in saying this in public., how immature.\nOkay, if that\u2019s what he thinks \u2013 personally \u2013 that is fine he and you are free to do what you want with your life., but look, he got to realize that abortion is Immoral, IT IS NOT RIGHT, it is wrong.\nIf a woman have the right to choose and choose abortion \u2013 fine. It doesn\u2019t make abortion right, pay for it yourself physically and morally.\nAs free as we are here to get contraceptives I can\u2019t believe that we still have so many unwanted pregnancies., This goes to tell you the disregard and callousness we develop as we make more allowances of this sort, what is to expect to give birth control to middle school? if not more of it.\nI am not a blogger, don\u2019t expect to seem me here again\u2026so long, live long a prosper\u2026!\nPossible action in acton:\nhttp://www.thebostonchannel.com/r/30449531/detail.html\nrobertbaden says:\nLaws requiring recitation of the Pledge are pushing the religious idea that it is all right to say oaths or pledges.\nThanks Greg, you enlightened me quite a bit on this one. I enjoy reading your blog even though I may disagree with 98% of what you say. I will in fact be sending an email to my school\u2019s board and asking their stance on this one. I do in fact enjoy that both my cub scout pack and boy scout troop start each meeting with the pledge. I am hoping they will get as much out of it as I did both from scouts and school some years ago. Oh and one last thing\u2026\nGod Bless all of you and our beautiful country!\nUly says:\nCurrent High School Student, if saying the pledge is so important to you, why don\u2019t you hang up a flag and say it every day on your own?\nSome people think prayer is important, but they do not get to compel their classmates to pray with them. Some people think singing in the shower is important, but they don\u2019t get to make other family members function as back-up singers.\nIf reciting the pledge daily is so important, why don\u2019t you do it WITHOUT being coerced into it?\n(Incidentally, there\u2019s pretty much no college in the country that starts the day that way, excepting the military colleges. I guess patriotism is only important for kids?)\n@ Uly\nI am betting you have either have a Communist flag hanging out side your house or somewhere inside. Saying the POL should never be looked down on nor frowned upon. If you wish to not say anything than please, please, please just remain silent. That is your right but do not ruin this moment for others.\nhowdy you all are fucking stupid. i am 16 and i see the meaning and value in saying the pledge of alliegance. you country allows u to say all this bullshit. u all make me sick. ypu are the people that can vote, how did u get sooo stupid. i cant spell but am more wise than anyone here. thos country is going to hell because dumbasses like you\nI couldn\u2019t agree with you more Issac! First off there\u2019s this thing, it\u2019s called a constitution. It is what our country is based off of and it never mentions a separation of church and state. Schools have the right to say the Pledge Of Allegiance. It does NOT push religion onto kids just by saying \u201cunder God\u201d. If you don\u2019t want your kids to say the Pledge Of Allegiance then never let them touch money, or visit the house of representatives. \u201cIn God We Trust\u201d is on our countries currency and behind the podium in the house. It\u2019s one pledge that gives students the freedom to chose if they want to say it or not. If they chose not to they can sit down in their chairs and wait for 15 more seconds. I grew up saying the Pledge and we always had a couple kids who didn\u2019t participate. There was no judging of them. One is my best friend. Also, the pledge isn\u2019t required. So stop contradicting yourself. THEY CAN BE SILENT! Saying the words \u201cUnder God\u201d is not praying. You should delete this post because it is embarrassing for yourself and makes me sick to know I share a country with people like this. Don\u2019t even say that you are a true patriot. Saying there should be no pledge is like saying you\u2019re fine with kids growing up showing no patriotism. It\u2019s people like you that are screwing up this country. I refuse to use explicit language so right now the worse thing I can call you is a LIBERAL. Do some actual research next time moron.\n\u201cYou should delete this post because it is embarrassing for yourself and makes me sick to know I share a country with people like this.\u201d\nYou share a country with a lot of different kinds of people. It\u2019s a fairly large area that has about 300 million people on it, and they aren\u2019t all like you. Welcome to the planet Earth; it\u2019s like that all over, and maybe more so in the U.S. than a lot of places.\n\u201cDon\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t even say that you are a true patriot. Saying there should be no pledge is like saying you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122re fine with kids growing up showing no patriotism.\u201d\nI wish. I mean, it\u2019s one thing for people to care about the well-being of their communities and fellow citizens, and about the functioning of their government. That\u2019s all fine and dandy. But what a lot of people call \u201cpatriotism\u201d in the U.S. is a sort of glorified nepotism. \u201cIf you\u2019re not an American, screw you.\u201d That kind of so-called patriotism is morally wrong.\n\u201cI refuse to use explicit language so right now the worse thing I can call you is a LIBERAL.\u201d\nOooh. Must have taken a lot of Fox News to convince you that that was an insult. Hey, this is a site primarily for atheists, right? So next time you should call everyone ATHEISTS as in insult. I\u2019m sure that would come across as clever and not at all immature or deranged.\nI\u2019m amused by robbit from forever ago too.\n\u201cIf there was a controlling power outside the universe, it could not show itself to us as one of the facts inside the universe \u00e2\u20ac\u201c \u2013 no more than the architect of a house could actually be a wall or staircase in that house.\u201d\nHow is it that so many amateur apologists think this analogy makes sense? An architect of a house can show up to a house and say \u201chi\u201d if he cares for the inhabitants. He can even live there. He doesn\u2019t have to be a staircase to drop by for lunch.\n\u201cI think we have to assume it is more like a MIND than it is like anything else we know \u00e2\u20ac\u201c because after all the other only thing we know is MATTER and you can hardly imagine matter giving instructions.\u201d\nOf course, naturalists don\u2019t usually deny the existence of minds, they just claim minds are made of or instantiated in matter. If you want to argue against that position, you have to argue that mind and matter are both substances and are *different* substances. And \u201cyou can hardly imagine matter doing mind stuff\u201d is not much of an argument, since I find it very easy to imagine such a thing.\nC.S. Lewis is so famous as an apologist and yet he\u2019s one of the worst ones. What a shame.\nI am not for or against the pledge in schools. However, this argument is getting to be quite annoying. I would assume that 95% of people with children in school today stood up each and every day, put the right hand over their heart and said the pledge. Now out of that 95% I highly doubt that any of them are in some way dis-functional because of saying the pledge. No the president does not recite the oath of office every day. However, all congressional sessions and local government meetings open with the pledge. Maybe reciting the pledge daily is a bit excessive. Once a week, or maybe once a month would be sufficient, but people would still complain about it. Lets face it, it\u2019s not the pledge itself that bothers anyone, it\u2019s being told what and when to do it. That\u2019s the real issue. When are we going to stop standing for the National anthem. Lets just stay seated, keep our hats on, talk on our cell, pick our noses or whatever else you want to do.\nMatthew J Druker says:\nEach one of you who say we should not have to recite the Pledge, should have to go through boot camp and put in at least 4 years fighting in combat to keep our countries freedom. You\u2019re all a bunch of Donkeys.\nOkay so my opinion is they shouldn\u2019t have it required but during any part of the day you should be able to say if you want to. The God part whatever I am Catholic yes but I still say it just because it amuses me even though I am borderlind atheist.\nMan, you people really hate God.\nMy perspective is that it is absurd to brainwash children to recite oaths when they don\u2019t even know what \u201cpledge\u201d means or how to spell it. And that to start kindergarten with repetition of words that are not understood, in the form of an oath, is conditioning children to LYING and CONFORMITY from the start.\nAnd so I search on the internet for other perspectives, and I find that many here are mad just because of the God part. Don\u2019t worry, simpletons, the god of America is not the God of the Bible that you hate so much. America\u2019s god is seen on the back of the dollar bill, it is the eye. And the obelisk. You know, that thing that they call the Washington Monument? That thing that you see in so many of your towns, in your graveyards, in front of your government buildings. Not offended by that god so much, huh? You never noticed his symbols, and they never bothered you. And now that you know they are religious symbols, you still don\u2019t mind. Are you going to have the obelisks sawed down? Oh no, it\u2019s only Christianity you hate, for the darkness HATES the light.\nRegarding your god of the obelisk and the eye, he doesn\u2019t mind abortion, in fact, he likes it. Always has, ever since he operated under the name of molech. And your precious obelisk, it represents the fornication and adultery of the immoral..it always has.\nThe future is one of payment. You will be paying. Have you not studied history at all? Do you think that the soft, impertinent, and opinionated simpletons of this country are somehow special in the long course of history? That war and suffering and pain will not come here as it comes everywhere else? Then you will cry out for God, and when your enemies are in your midst, all of your atheist philosophies will go out of the window.\nAnd even if you don\u2019t experience that war in your lifetime (perhaps you are too old), when you are on your death bed, what do you think will be the thought that plagues your last moments? Do you think it will be about how smart you are, or how you, a speck with a speck sized brain figured out all of the secrets of the universe and concluded that you were the master? I don\u2019t think so.\nSo, while this post was supposed to be about brainwashing children, which I agree is inappropriate, I find that much of the interest is really about how much you hate God. And like I said, don\u2019t worry, the god you serve and the god whose symbols you operate under is not the God of the Bible, but rather Lucifer. So maybe you\u2019ll feel better about the pledge after all.\nChristina Ventura-DiPersia says:\nI respect your opinion and your point of view, but I don\u2019t agree with this massive, somewhat overly fleshed out explanation of why we should take our children and explain to them why refusing to say the pledge of allegiance, and creating a petition to the local school board, is something they can do to make a significant difference in standing with their \u2018principles\u2019 against so many issues that reside in this nation.\nSomeone above mentioned that children are not at the age of consent so they should not be forced to say the pledge. Well, they are also the age of having the developed neurological capacity to fathom and process all of the reasons you\u2019ve posted above. When my child gets to this point, she can make the decision on her own to not say it, with my full support. But I am not going to use my child as a pawn for my own convictions, like so many parents do to increase the sound of their own voice.\nI\u2019m not a Christian, so it\u2019s nothing about that. But you have to put things in perspective \u2013 you mentioned those who are not American citizens saying this pledge. Every individual who is not a citizen in this country that I\u2019ve met wants to be, and proudly says the pledge whenever given the opportunity. And every single other nation demands the same of their citizens.\nIf you don\u2019t like the \u201cUnder God\u201d part? Don\u2019t say it \u2013 no one will force you and no one clips on a microphone on your shirt every morning when you\u2019re a teacher or a student to make sure you said every word of the pledge. Case in point, I have attended Catholic church for weddings and for funerals in the last few months. When it\u2019s time to abide by the rules of the mass, I remain seated in my seat and do not say any of the prayers. No one takes me in a back room and scolds me. And yes, this wouldn\u2019t have been tolerated when I was in Catholic school, but this isn\u2019t even an issue in public school in NY, so it\u2019s somewhat futile to discuss?\nIn conclusion, as I mentioned, I respect your opinion and commend your conviction in an issue, as passion in anything is quite lacking in the masses in recent years. But I plan on fostering a sense of the true nature of what it is to protest \u2013 to refuse to donate to an organization who supports hateful discrimination against gays and lesbians, to respect and accept her Christian friends as well as her atheist friends respectfully and equally even when others make fun of her, and to not buy products that support cruelty to animals. I would feel that forcing this issue of refusing to say the pledge would give it more credence than it\u2019s really worth as an issue.\nPingback: The cost of commemorating 9/11 exceeds the benefit. 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The only thing that was really looked over in the graphics department was the quality of the cutscenes. Plenty of visible compression riddled all over the cutscenes, which was not the best to look at considering the scenes looked pre-rendered with the game engine. There have been ample improvements to the plans exterior, including textures, polygons and animations of various plan parts, even the cockpit feels like it has been upgraded. The entire presentation of the planes adds a sharper more detailed depth that lends hand to the realism of the whole effect. Once again we see the return of the GeoEye satellite imagery that lays out the landscape and buildings on the environment. They amped up the level of building density in city locations with more 3d models to make the area look less like a flat texture. Even though the story lacked intensity, they made up for in intense action in game. 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        "raw_content": "Musician and Composer\nHailed as \u201cintensely soulful,\u201d \u201ca virtuoso\u201d by The New York Times and as \"spellbinding\" by The New Yorker, Kinan Azmeh is one of Syria\u2019s rising stars. With his utterly distinctive, \"incredibly rich sound\" (as the CBC referred to it), he is equally at home in many different musical genres, and in the open, fertile spaces between them. His work seamlessly intertwines Western with Eastern styles, classical training with improvisational finesse.\nBorn in Damascus, Kinan was the first Arab to win the Premier Prize at the 1997 Nicolai Rubinstein International Competition in Moscow. He is a graduate of New York's Juilliard School as a student of Charles Neidich and the Damascus High Institute of Music where he studied with Shukry Sahwki, Nicolay Viovanof and Anatoly Moratof. He also holds a degree from Damascus University\u2019s School of Electrical Engineering. In 2013, Kinan earned his Doctorate Degree in Music from the City University of New York.\nKinan has appeared worldwide as a soloist, composer and improviser. Notable appearances include: Opera Bastille, Paris; Tchaikovsky Grand Hall, Moscow; Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall and the UN's General Assembly, New York; The Royal Albert Hall, London; Teatro Colon, Buenos Aires; der Philharmonie; Berlin; the Library of Congress, The Kennedy Center, Washington DC; the Mozarteum, Salzburg and the Damascus Opera House for its opening concert, Syria.\nHe has appeared as soloist with the Bavarian Radio Orchestra, the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, the NDR big-band, the Kiev Camerata, the Knights Orchestra, the Izmir State Opera Orchestra, the Corasara Orchestra, the Osnabruck Symphony, the Morgenland Festival Orchestra, The Qatar Philharmonic, The New Juilliard Ensemble and the Syrian Symphony Orchestra, among others. He has shared the stage with Yo-Yo Ma, Marcel Khalife, Aynur, Daniel Barenboim, Jivan Gasparian, Zakir Hussein, Francois Rabbath, Simon Shaheen, Solhi-al-Wadi, Calefax Reed Quintet, and members of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.\nKinan\u2019s compositions include solo, orchestral, and chamber works, often in collaboration with film, live illustration, and electronics. His discography includes three albums with his ensemble, Hewar, several soundtracks for film and dance, a duo album with pianist Dinuk Wijeratne and a recent release with his New York Arabic/Jazz Quartet. He serves as artistic director of the Damascus Festival Chamber Music Ensemble, with whom he released an album of new contemporary Syrian chamber music, written especially for the ensemble by various composers. He is also a frequent guest faculty member at the Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music and is on the advisory board of the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra. In addition, he is a member of Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Ensemble, with whom he performed in February 2015, in collaboration with the New York Philharmonic under the baton of Alan Gilbert.\nHome Within",
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        "raw_content": "A 1L\u2019s guide to flyout week\nThe campus is about to be yours for a week. I know \u2013 it\u2019s almost too amazing to believe. You will have full access to the tables outside the Hark, without having to compete with the bigger-and-stronger 2Ls and 3Ls who often muscle you out of the way right as you\u2019re about to sit down with your \u201cearly Thanksgiving\u201d turkey special from the cafeteria. There will be no lines at the distribution center, so you can pick up course readings with ease. You will find a desk in the library, without having to search for the fifteen or twenty seconds it normally takes. 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The penalty mechanism is not triggered, however, unless at least one full-time employee receives an exchange subsidy for an individual insurance policy. For this reason, the availability of subsidies can have significant impact on employers.\nBy way of background, the ACA provides for establishing health insurance exchanges (or marketplaces) in each state. States have the option of establishing and running the exchanges. For any state that is unable or unwilling to establish a state-run exchange, the ACA provides for Health and Human Services to operate a federally-facilitated exchange (FFE) for the state in compliance with its state insurance laws.\nThe ACA also provides for subsidies in the form of premium tax credits, based on household income, to help individuals and families purchase insurance through an exchange. 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        "raw_content": "Watch Rami Malek Perform as Freddie Mercury at Live Aid From Upcoming Queen Movie\nThe first video of actor Rami Malek as late Queen singer Freddie Mercury from the upcoming biopic has surfaced.\nThe minute-and-a-half fan-shot clip from the set of the Bohemian Rhapsody movie captures a pivotal moment for the band: their comeback set at Live Aid in 1985. The video also includes Joseph Mazzello as bassist John Deacon, Gwilym Lee as guitarist Brian May and Ben Hardy as drummer Roger Taylor.\nThe clip, which includes a backing track of the song \"Bohemian Rhapsody,\" shows the film's stars running onto the Wembley Stadium stage, where Malek -- as Mercury sporting a sleeveless white T-shirt, faded jeans and that mustache -- sits at the piano to sing the song's opening lines.\nYou can watch the clip above.\nThe first official photo of Mr. Robot star Malek as Mercury came out a couple weeks ago, not long after the starring cast was announced.\nAfter a few false starts over the past few years -- including a fallout with Borat star Sacha Baron Cohen, who was at one time lined up to play Mercury onscreen -- it looks like Bohemian Rhapsody is finally getting underway. In addition to the casting of the band members, the movie recently added Lucy Boynton as Mercury's longtime companion Mary Austin and is considering Mike Myers, who has his own history with the 1975 Queen hit that gives the movie its title, for a role.\nBohemian Rhapsody, which is being directed by Bryan Singer from a script by Justin Haythe, is scheduled to arrive in theaters on Dec. 25, 2018.\nSource: Watch Rami Malek Perform as Freddie Mercury at Live Aid From Upcoming Queen Movie",
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        "raw_content": "Category Archives: Public Archaeology\nYes, Archaeology is a Science Too\u2026\nFor the past few weeks the Public Archaeology class and I have been preparing to host the high school students involved in the Upward Bound Math and Science (UBMS) program. The Upward Bound program aims to serve, \u201chigh school students from low-income families; and high school students from families in which neither parent holds a bachelor\u2019s degree\u201d (U.S. Department of Education). UBMS, a local branch of Upward Bound, prepares high school students for college with the possibility of pursuing a career in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM). The UMBS students are required to come to IUPs campus one Saturday a month for tutoring sessions and/or workshops. This month (November) the students woke up bright and early to participate in four archaeology centric workshops.\nIn planning for the workshops, our class brainstormed a theme and three objectives to convey the scientific aspects of archaeology. We chose the theme, \u201cScientific Method\u201d (a concept most high school students have learned), and our three objectives were to show how the scientific method is used in archaeology, highlight the inter-disciplinary aspects of archaeology, and how math and technology aid archaeology. Most importantly, our goal was to provide a hands-on experience that actively engaged the students as opposed to simply teaching them through lecture. The four workshops developed by our class include: Dendrochronology/Archaeoclimatology, Geophysics/archaeology, how to lay out test units (using the Pythagorean Theorem), and dissecting owl pellets/zooarchaeology.\nJessie and I partnered up, and decided to create a dendrochronology workshop, which evolved into a focus on what tree rings (annual growth of a tree) can tell us about past climate events and how this may have effected settlement and subsistence in the past (Archaeoclimatology). I for one knew little about the methods behind \u201cdendro\u201d; therefore, it was a personal learning experience for me. Our learning objectives for this workshop were to show how archaeologists use dendrochronology and the limitations of the dating methods, and the ability to look for past climatic events in tree rings and their effects on the surrounding environment.\nOne of the horizontal cross cut hand-outs\nJessie and I created a few PowerPoint slides explaining what dendrochronology is and what each tree ring can tell us about the trees growth (i.e. wider rings=healthy growth, smaller rings=dry seasons, less healthy growth). With this information, Jessie and I gave the students two hand-outs displaying horizontal cross cuts of trees that represented two hypothetical beams from two log cabins found in close proximity on the North American Great Plains. In this hypothetical scenario, Jessie and I, the archaeologists asked the students to help determine the first year of growth of each beam, the year each tree was cut, and which drought event (The Dust Bowl or the 1890\u2019s Drought) was present based on the tree rings. The students were given two dates: 1886 and 1919 for first year of growth from which they were asked to count out toward the outer most ring (last year cut) to find the climate event and the year the tree was cut. Likewise, they were asked to make observations and work together to figure out the three objectives of the activity.\nA good portion of the students (sorry, no hard statistics) were able to determine the first year of growth by testing out the two dates for first year of growth (1886 and 1919) on one hand-out at a time by counting out and up in time. Counting out and up in time allowed the students to pin-point where the climate events occurred, and finally the year the tree was cut. Other students needed a few hints to get them going. We rounded out the activity by explaining that dendrochronology is by no means a perfect dating tool, instead, we weigh the date from dendro against other methods such as radiocarbon dating and diagnostic artifacts from excavations. Additionally, we discussed the impacts of climate on humans in the past based on our own knowledge of the effects in contemporary contexts.\nOverall, as a student of archaeology with an interest in Public Archaeology, this was as much an educational experience for me as it was for them. I\u2019ve had minimal opportunities to interact with the public other than what I\u2019ve done for my graduate assistantship and at field school. When working with the public, especially high school aged kids, you have to be able to balance all the different learning styles (tactile, visual, auditory, etc) in one workshop. This is definitely not easy, and I give teachers props that are able to balance them all. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home CONTACT & Privacy Policy\nIf you wish to contact experts of the Informatik Centrum Dortmund e.V., you can find our postal address, telephone numbers and email-addresses in the following.\nAmtsgericht Dortmund, VR-Nr. 3902,\nVorstand: Peter Marwedel (Vorsitz), R\u00fcdiger Kays, Rudolf Felix\nWe are very delighted that you have shown interest in our enterprise. Data protection is of a particularly high priority for the management of the ICD e.V.. The use of the Internet pages of the ICD e.V. is possible without any indication of personal data; however, if a data subject wants to use special enterprise services via our website, processing of personal data could become necessary. 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        "raw_content": "Filmmaker Johnny O\u2019Reilly on \u2018Moscow Never Sleeps\u2019 \u2013 screening at the Galway Film Fleadh on July 11\n06 Jul 2015 : Se\u00e1n Brosnan\n\u2018Moscow Never Sleeps\u2019 writer/director Johnny O\u2019Reilly\nThe Galway Film Fleadh kicks off this week with one of the key titles screening at the festival being Moscow-based Irish director Johnny O\u2019Reilly\u2019s second feature \u2018Moscow Never Sleeps\u2019.\n\u2018Moscow Never Sleeps\u2019 is a contemporary multi-narrative feature film that dives headlong into the volatile intersections of Russia\u2019s capital and the intimate lives of five people: An entrepreneur whose business empire comes under siege by powerful bureaucrats; a teenage girl mired in the misery of a broken home; a young man forced to abandon his grandmother; a beautiful singer torn apart by the pursuit of two men; and an ailing film star who gets embroiled in a bizarre kidnapping. Over the course of one day \u2013 Moscow City Day - their lives will change forever.\nFor director Johnny O\u2019Reilly \u2013 a resident of Moscow for over 12 years - \u2018Moscow Never Sleeps\u2019 is a visual love poem to his adopted city and the interweaving lives of its denizens and the result of two and a half years hard work.\nIFTN: It has been a long road for \u2018Moscow Never Sleeps\u2019 with prep starting in 2012 and long delays because of adverse weather conditions \u2013 how does it feel now to premiere it at the Fleadh almost three years later?\nJohnny O\u2019Reilly:\u2018Prep started in 2012 and the film was completed at the end of 2014. So, overall it took two and a half years to complete the film, instead of the usual one and a half. The main reason for the delay was due to single-day timeframe of the script coupled with the weather conditions in Russia. Moscow summer temperatures are around +30 and during the winter it\u2019s -20. All the action in the film takes place on Moscow City Day \u2013 always the first Saturday in September. If you\u2019re scheduled to start shooting in August, you\u2019ve got a very short window to complete the film because winter arrives at the end of September and the exterior footage just doesn\u2019t match. In Ireland, you have the luxury of postponing the start of shooting for a couple of weeks if there\u2019s a delay in financing. On \u2018Moscow Never Sleeps\u2019, we couldn\u2019t delay, so we shot what we could afford to in September 2012 and then had to wait until September 2013 to film matching footage and complete the film.\u2019\n\u2018I\u2019m really looking forward to the Fleadh because in reality, I made the film for audiences like this. My view of Moscow is that of an outsider, who has sneaked into Russia to make this film. It\u2019s going to be exciting to share this vision with the Film Fleadh audience many of whom are my friends, peers and colleagues.\u2019\nWhat was the inspiration behind \u2018Moscow Never Sleeps\u2019 \u2013 I read somewhere recently that it was your love poem to the city of Moscow\u2026\n\u2018Moscow is a city I love and a place that has been my home for 12 years. It\u2019s also the biggest city in Europe and very few Westerners have visited the city. I always felt that international audiences needed to know more about what Moscow was like beyond the headlines. Unfortunately, much of the information people get about Russia in the West is filtered through the polarizing prism of geo-politics and nationalism. All we hear about are the egregious actions of the Russian government but very little about how normal people live. So, my intention from the start was to capture the spirit of the city \u2013 its\u2019 unique atmosphere, the humanity and cruelty of its inhabitants and the vibrant energy of the city\u2019s nightlife and to somehow circumvent the narrow stereotypical narratives about Russia in the Western media.\u2019\nInter-weaving storylines and themes with many characters is a hard concept to get right but really seems to hit the mark when it is done well. Did you look at any films for inspiration here, like the works of Paul Thomas Anderson and Robert Altman for example who seem to thrive on these sorts of stories\u2026.\n\u2018Yes, I looked at a lot of multi-narrative films. On the one extreme, you have films such as \u2018Short Cuts\u2019 (Robert Altman) which doesn\u2019t have much of a distinct theme nor many overlapping narratives. On the other extreme you have a film like \u2019Crash\u2019 (Paul Haggis), which deals very clearly with the theme of racism and xenophobia and has highly compressed interwoven narratives. I knew that MNS would not have a clear cut single theme as with \u2018Crash\u2019, but I also didn\u2019t want the narratives to be as separate as in \u2018Short Cuts\u2019. I wanted the film to feel like a single whole, not an almanac or a series of short films. So, I structured the narratives around two clusters of characters. Two families essentially. In this regards, it\u2019s more similar to \u2018Magnolia\u2019 (Paul Thomas Anderson) and I hope it\u2019s broad enough to give both a wider and deeper sense of life in Moscow.\u2019\nThe financing behind this film has been described as a \u201cco-pro hybrid\u201d, combining Eurimages and Irish Film Board funding with private equity financing from a group of Moscow-based investors \u2013 what can you tell us about the funding behind \u2018Moscow\u2019?\n\u2018Financing the film was a bit of a rollercoaster ride. On one side, I was dealing with the sober, legalistic procedures of bodies such as Eurimages and the Irish Film Board. On the other side, I was conducting very personal deals with a wide range of colourful Russian investors. Two very different processes from two very different worlds. Neither side really understood each other, but there was a willingness on both sides to give it a go. Much of the private finance was only finally confirmed during the shoot. I remember many times having to leave the set and spend evenings in upmarket hookah-pipe smoking clubs trying to secure cash for the next week\u2019s shoot. Financing almost collapsed twice, but in the freewheeling capitalism of Moscow, there were always options to secure cash to keep things going for a few more days. Somehow it all worked out in the end despite all the hiccups.\u2019\nThis is of course your second Russian feature (and second feature overall) after the critically acclaimed \u2018The Weather Station\u2019 \u2013 what do you think are the key differences between the film industries in Ireland and Russia?\n\u2018They\u2019re not really comparable. Russia is a big enough market to provide wide audiences for indigenous films. Producers don\u2019t necessarily aspire to international distribution and the government incentives for international co-productions are almost non-existent in Russia. Over 80% of European films are international co-productions. In Russia, it\u2019s less than 10%. There is, however, a lot more private finance available in Russia.\u2019\nAny films in particular that you will be hoping to catch at the Fleadh?\n\u2018I\u2019ve heard \u2018You\u2019re Ugly Too\u2019 is great \u2013 looking forward to seeing that.\u2019\nRussians have a reputation for being hypersensitive about what other nations think of them. Do you think the film will help assuage their concerns?\n\u2018I hope so. I\u2019m not a fan of promoting or funding creative works which are supposedly \u201cpatriotic\u201d in nature. But I do think that there\u2019s a disconnect between the way Russia is portrayed in the Western Media and the reality of Russian society. This impression is totally understandable given the actions of the Russian government, but it\u2019s just a pity that all of Russian life and society gets tarred with this brush. My intention with the film is not to whitewash Moscow, or make it any more appealing than I feel it. 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        "raw_content": "Kharkov has been always regarded by the world mathematical community as one of the leading mathematical centers of Russia (before 1917), the Soviet Union (between 1917 and 1991), the former Soviet Union countries (FSU) after 1991. For instance, in a number of papers published by the American Mathematical Society in connection with organizing and implementing Society's grants program for the FSU, Kharkov is mentioned as the third center after Moscow and St.Petersburg. The same is with other foundations that support now Science in Fsu (the International Science Foundation (Soros), the INTAS (European Community), etc.)\nKharkov traditions of high level mathematical researches go back to the middle of the last century and associated with a number of well-known names, such as M.Ostrogradskii, A.Lyapunov, V.Steklov, S.Bernstein, D.Sincov, N.Akhiezer, B.Levin. Kharkov Mathematical Society - one of the first in Russia - was founded in 1879. These traditions resulted in internationally recognized mathematical schools in analysis (including complex analysis and approximation theory), geometry (differential geometry, global geometry, geometry of the Riemannian manifolds and algebraic geometry). functional analysis (both geometrical and analytical aspects), spectral theory (known also as spectral analysis), and a number of related topics and applications.\nMathematical achievements of these Kharkov mathematical schools being of great interest and importance in themselves always have the strong mathematical physics motivation and orientation. One may recall such names as Ostrogradskii, Lyapunov, Steklov. whose contributions to mathematical physics are widely regarded as classical ones.\nThese widely known features of Kharkov mathematicians have been becoming more pronounced in the fifties due to the influence of the strong theoretical physics school in Kharkov (founded by L.Landau who worked in Kharkov from 1929 to 1937) and due to the general world wide tendency of growth of the mathematical physics studies.\nAt present time, the Mathematical Division of the Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine plays the leading role in mathematical researches in Kharkov. The Division consists of 5 Departments: Geometry,Complex Analysis, Mathematical Physics, Mathematical Modeling of Physical Processes, and Statistical Methods in Mathematical Physics. The Departments collect most actively working mathematicians of the city, currying out high level mathematical researches in a wide range of topics of modern mathematics and mathematical physics.\nThe history of the mathematical publishing activity in Kharkov counts more than 100 years. The productivity and maturity of the Kharkov mathematical community since the middle of the last century has resulted in launching in 1880 the journal \"Proceedings of the Kharkov Mathematical Society\". The journal was one of the first mathematical journals in Russia. It provided sufficient publication support for mathematicians of the South-West part of Russia (before 1917) and the Soviet Union (after 1917), and was widely known.\nThe Proceedings were practically stopped in the middle sixties for reasons that have nothing to do with mathematics. This situation was partially improved in the late sixties when three mathematical publications were launched in Kharkov:\n1.Function Theory, Functional Analysis and Their Applications (publisher Kharkov University);\n2.The Ukrainian Geometric Proceedings (the same publisher);\n3.Mathematical Physics and Functional Analysis (publisher the Institute for Low Temperature Physics).\nEach of this publication had one (occasionally two) issues per year; launching a regular journal was impossible because of political and economical reasons. In 1991, the work in putting together three above-mentioned publications and converting them into a regular mathematical journal was begun. As the result, the journal (in Russian) - \"Matematicheskaya Fizika, Analiz, Geometriya\" (MAG) was launched in 1994. From July 2005 it was transformed into Journal of Mathematical Physics, Analysis, Geometry.",
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        "raw_content": "An Introduction to Imago\nBy Imago couples therapy co-founder Harville Hendrix, Phd who developed Imago with his partner Helen LaKelly Hunt, PhD.\nNote: This article is an abridged version of \u201cAn Introduction to Imago\u201d by Harville Hendrix, PhD\nFrom conflict to hope\nAt some point in their relationship, couples often find themselves struggling with anger and shock, despair and sadness. Some are newlyweds, and can\u2019t understand how they have plummeted from the heights of love and glory into a swamp of hopelessness and conflict. Others have been married for many years, and though they have been slogging along \u2013 in calm or storm \u2013 their days of wine and roses are a dim memory. Even if life at home is relatively peaceful, couples lament that they have \u201cnothing in common anymore.\u201d And so they lead a disappointed or angry co-existence, each with their own friends and interests, in a marriage of convenience, or an arrangement they endure \u201cfor the sake of the children.\u201d\nShattered dreams, whatever form they take, are painful. But there is hope. In fact, the pain and conflict of committed relationships arise not out of lack of love for our partners, but from a misunderstanding of what love relationships are about. Your conflict can be the very fuel for the fulfillment you seek.\nWhat is really happening when we fall in\u2013and out of\u2013love?\nWhat\u2019s really going on when couples fight?\nTo gain insight into the hidden agenda of a relationship, we need to look at the complex process of human growth and development, and at how we human beings fit into the larger scheme of things.\nI believe that we are creatures of nature, with the evolutionary program of our species encoded in our genes, and that we all begin life in a state of relaxed and joyful bliss. If our caretakers are attuned to our wants and needs, ready and able to provide warmth safety and sustenance, our feelings of aliveness and well-being are sustained. We remain whole.\nBut even in the best of circumstances, our parents are not able to maintain perfect standards, to be available every minute, to always understand exactly what is needed or to meet every demand. Tired, angry, depressed, busy, ill, distracted, afraid\u2013our parents fail to sustain our feelings of security and comfort.\nEvery unmet need causes fear and pain and, in our infantile ignorance, we have no idea how to stop it and restore our feeling of safety. As a response, we adopt primitive coping mechanisms ranging from constant crying to get attention to withdrawing inward and denying that we even have needs. Meanwhile, throughout our childhood, we are also being socialized, molded by our caretakers and communities to fit into society. Observant and malleable, we learn what to do to gain love and acceptance. We repress or disown parts of ourselves that society finds unacceptable or unlovable. Our sense of \u201callrightness\u201d diminishes, and we end up as shadows of our whole, true selves.\nMost of us had \u201cgood enough\u201d caretakers; we do all right. Some of us didn\u2019t fare so well, and our lives are handicapped by deep hurts. All of us were wounded in childhood to some extent. We are now coping as well as we can with the world and our relationships, but parts of our true nature were suppressed in the unconscious. We look grown up\u2013we have jobs and responsibilities\u2013but we are walking wounded, trying to live life fully while unconsciously hoping to somehow restore the sense of joyful aliveness we began with.\nWhen we fall in love, we believe we\u2019ve found that sense of joyful aliveness! Suddenly, we see life in technicolor. We nibble each others\u2019 ears and tell each other everything; our limitations and rigidities melt away. We\u2019re sexier, smarter, funnier, more giving. We feel whole, we feel like ourselves. Finally we feel safe, and breathe a sigh of relieved deliverance. It looks like everything is going to turn out all right, after all.\nWhy does falling in love go wrong?\nBut inevitably\u2013often when we marry or move in together\u2013things just start to go wrong. In some cases, all hell breaks loose. The veil of illusion falls away, and it seems that our partners are different than we thought they were. It turns out they have qualities that we can\u2019t bear. Even qualities we once admired grate on us. Old hurts are reactivated as we realize that our partners cannot or will not love and care for us as they promised. Our dream shatters.\nDisillusionment turns to anger, fueled by fear that we won\u2019t survive without the love and safety that was within our grasp. Since our partner is no longer willingly giving us what we need, we change tactics, trying to maneuver our partners into caring\u2013through anger, crying, withdrawal, shame, intimidation, criticism\u2013whatever works. We will make them love us. Or we may negotiate for time, love, chores, gifts.\nThe power struggle has begun, and may go on for many years, until we split. Or we settle into an uneasy truce.\nWhat is going on here? Apparently you have found an Imago partner. Someone, I\u2019m afraid, who is uniquely unqualified (at the moment), to give you the love you want.\nFurthermore, this is what\u2019s supposed to happen!\nLet me explain. We all think that we have freedom of choice when it comes to selecting our partners. But regardless of what it is we think we\u2019re looking for in a mate, our unconscious has its own agenda.\nOur primitive \u201cold\u201d brain has a compelling, non-negotiable drive to restore the feeling of aliveness and wholeness that we came into the world with. To accomplish that, it must repair the damage done in childhood as a result of unmet needs, and the way it does that is to find a partner who can give us what our caretakers failed to provide.\nYou\u2019d think, then, that we would choose someone who has what our caretakers lacked. If only that were so! But the old brain has a mind of its own, with its own checklist of desired qualities. It is carrying around its own image of the perfect partner, a complex synthesis of qualities formed in reaction to the way our caretakers responded to our needs. Every pleasure or pain, every transaction of childhood, has left its mark on us, and these collective impressions form an unconscious picture we\u2019re always trying to replicate as we scan our environment for a suitable mate.\nThis image of \u201cthe person who can make me whole again\u201d I call the Imago.\nThough we consciously seek only the positive traits, the negative traits of our caretakers are more indelibly imprinted in our Imago picture, because those are the traits which caused the painful experiences we now seek to heal. Our unconscious need is to have our feelings of aliveness and wholeness restored by someone who reminds us of our caretakers. In other words, we look for someone with the same deficits of care and attention that hurt us in the first place.\nSo when we fall in love, when bells ring and the world seems altogether a better place, our old brain is telling us that we\u2019ve found someone with whom we can finally get our needs met. Unfortunately, since we don\u2019t understand what\u2019s going on, we\u2019re shocked when the awful truth of our beloved surfaces, and our first impulse is to run screaming in the opposite direction.\nBut that\u2019s not all the bad news. Another powerful component of our Imago is that we seek the qualities missing in ourselves that got lost in the shuffle of socialization. If we are shy, we seek someone outgoing; if we\u2019re disorganized, we\u2019re attracted to someone cool and rational. But eventually, when our own feelings\u2014our repressed exuberance or anger\u2014are stirred, we are uncomfortable, and criticize our partners for being too outgoing, too coldly rational, to temperamental.\nWhy is conflict good!?\nBeing aware of ourselves is the key; it changes everything.\nWhen we understand that we have chosen our partners to heal certain painful experiences, and that the healing of those experiences is the key to the end of longing, we have taken the first step on the journey to real love.\nWhat we need to understand and accept is that conflict is supposed to happen. This is as nature intended it: Everything in nature is in conflict. Conflict is a sign that the psyche is trying to survive, to get its needs met and become whole. It\u2019s only without this knowledge that conflict is destructive.\nDivorce does not solve the problems of relationship. We may get rid of our partners, but we keep our problems, carting them into the next relationship. Divorce is incompatible with the intentions of nature.\nRomantic love is supposed to end. It is the glue that initially bonds two incompatible people together so that they will do what needs to be done to heal themselves.\nThe good news is that although many couples become hopelessly locked in the power struggle, it too is supposed to end.\nRegardless of what we may believe, relationships are not born of love, but of need; real love is born in relationships, as a result of understanding what they are about and doing what is necessary to have them.\nYou may already be with your dream partner, but at the moment, he or she is in disguise\u2013and, like you, in pain. A Conscious Relationship itself is the practice you need to restore your sense of aliveness. The goal of Imago Practice is to change the power struggle and set you on the path of real love.\nHow to make conflict bring us closer\nMany couples\u2019 problems are rooted in misunderstood, manipulated, or avoided communications. To correct this, we have created the Imago Dialogue, the core skill of Imago Practice.\nUsing this effective communications technique, you can restructure the way you talk to each other, so that what you say to each other is mirrored back to you, is validated, and empathized with. You can use the Imago Dialogue to tell each other all about your childhoods, to state your frustrations clearly, and to articulate exactly what you need from each other in order to heal.\nClear communication is a window into the world of your partner; truly being heard is a powerful aphrodisiac.\nFollow this link for more details on how you can use the Imago Dialogue.\nOver time, we move from a staring at exteriors to a sharing of interiors, as we learn to participate in the emotional realm of the other, while holding onto our own, separate experience.\nInitially, Dialogue may feel artificial. With practice, it will become seamless and connecting.\nIn the Dialogue, both partners cross a bridge into each other\u2019s worlds, motivated not only by the Receiver\u2019s desire to be \u201chear and understand\u201d but also to meet the Sender\u2019s need to be \u201cheard and understood.\u201d The Dialogue fosters intentionality, a commitment to slow down our lives and devote specific uninterrupted time to our relationships. The Dialogue ultimately says to the other, \u201cI respect your otherness; I want to learn from it. And I want to share mine with you.\u201d\nOne of the greatest learnings of Dialogue is the discovery of two distinct worlds. Whenever two people are involved, there are always two realities. These realities will always be different in small and large ways, no matter what. And the reality of the other person can be understood, accepted, valued, and even loved but not made to be identical to our own.\nThe Dialogue must also be turned into action: we give our partners what they need, and not just what is easy to give. Now we come to the heart of the matter: in a Conscious relationship we agree to change in order to give our partner what s/he needs. This is a radical idea. Conventional wisdom says that people don\u2019t change, that we should simply learn to accept each other as we are. But without change, there is no growth; we are confined to the fate, to remaining stuck in our unhappiness.\nChange is the catalyst for healing. In changing to give our partners what they need, we heal our own painful experiences. Our own behavior was born in response to our particular deprivations; it is our adaptation to loss. In giving our partners what is hardest for us to give, we have to bring our hidden selves out into the light, owning and enlivening parts of ourselves. When we change our behavior in response to our mate, we heal our partner and ourselves.\nI call the process by which we alter our entrenched behaviors to give our partners what they need stretching, for it requires that we conquer our fears and do what comes unnaturally. Our resistance reflects our defenses. Often we may feel that we\u2019re losing ourselves but we are not ourselves now; it is in the crucible of change that we regain ourselves.\nOver the course of time, as our partners demonstrate their love for us, as they learn about and accept our hidden selves, and as we stretch to love our partners, our pain and self-absorption diminishes. We restore our empathic feelings for our partners, and our feelings of connection to the other that were lost in the pain of our childhood. Finally we learn to see our partners for themselves, with their own private world of personal meaning, their own ideas and dreams, and not merely as extensions of ourselves, or as we wish they were. We no longer say, \u201cYou liked that awful movie?\u201d, but rather \u201cTell me why you liked that movie. I want to know how you think.\u201d\nFinally, we can relax; everything is all right.\nA conscious relationship is a spiritual path which leads us home again, to joy and aliveness, to the feeling of oneness we started out with. All through the course of Imago Practice, we learn to express love as a behavior daily, in large and small ways: in other words, in stretching to give our partner what they need, we learn to love. The transformation of our relationships may not be accomplished easily or quickly; we are setting off on a lifelong journey.",
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        "raw_content": "Andreas Herzog, who has held the CFO position for 17 years, will retire effective September 1, 2019. His successor is Mark Macus, who was previously employed at B\u00fchler for five years and who currently serves as CFO of the Vitra Group.\nAndreas Herzog has made a substantial contribution to professionalising and globalising the financial organisation of B\u00fchler. \u201cWithdrawing from the CFO position of B\u00fchler after 17 years is an emotional moment for me. B\u00fchler is a unique organisation, in which the family spirit is still alive. The company must renew itself permanently, and this also impacts my own function,\u201d said Herzog. In the future, Herzog plans to devote his time and energy to various board mandates and to supporting B\u00fchler in its efforts to develop new business models and its commitment to start-ups. \u201cWe thank Andy cordially for his untiring and passionate commitment, to which B\u00fchler owes much of its success,\u201d says Chairman of the Board Calvin Grieder.\nMark Macus will take charge of the CFO function of B\u00fchler. Aged 47, married and a father of three, Mark Macus holds a PhD degree (Dr. oec HSG) from the University of St. Gallen and is a certified auditor. Following his education at the University of St. Gallen and the Wharton School, he worked for six years at KPMG, was employed for three years in corporate controlling of the Holcim Group, and headed the corporate controlling unit of B\u00fchler for five years. He has been the CFO of the Vitra Group in Birsfelden, Switzerland, since April 2018. \u201cMark Macus is the ideal successor for us,\u201d said B\u00fchler CEO, Stefan Scheiber. \u201cHe possesses vast experience, knows the challenges of the capital goods industry, and is thoroughly familiar with B\u00fchler. We are glad to have found Mark Macus for this task and look forward to welcoming him back,\u201d said Scheiber.\nPosted in Featured, Slider and tagged Andreas Herzog, B\u00fchler, Mark Macus, Stefan Scheiber, vitra Group",
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        "raw_content": "Time for TEC to Catch Up With Tony Campolo on Marriage Equality\n[Reposting here from \"Walking With Integrity\"]\nAs we continue the journey toward the 78th General Convention -- where marriage equality will arguably be one of the major items on the agenda -- the \"let's slow down and wait a little longer\" chorus is singing their song and turning up their volume. Here's the version being offered by Craig Uffman from the Diocese of Rochester:\nI begin with the premise that the task before us is to imagine a robust theology that makes our actions comprehensible to this broader audience, which also includes future generations of Episcopalians ... My conclusion is that such a theology is possible, but we still need to flesh it out ... My hope is that our next step will be to pause, let everyone catch up, answer those questions, and take the next step together.\nSo here's my premise: We HAVE \"done the theology\" -- what we haven't done is overcome the objections of those who insist we haven't done the theology because there isn't enough theology in Christendom to convince those with sole possession of the Absolute Truth that it's possible to come to different conclusions on these issues and still be part of the same Body of Christ.\nIn point of fact, there are still those who maintain we haven't \"done the theology\" on women's ordination either. And as my rector Ed Bacon famously said, \"I'm so glad Mary didn't wait for the formulation of a Doctrine of the Incarnation before she said 'Yes' to God.\"\nI'm all for doing theology. The more \"faith seeking understanding\" the better as far as I'm concerned.\nBut when our theological reflection becomes more important than our mission to proclaim the Good News of God's abundant love then I think we need to think long and hard about whether we're not doing the Peter thing and trying to build a booth to sit up on the mountain and theologize rather than get down on the ground and evangelize.\nAnd that's why I think we have something to learn from the example of noted Evangelist Tony Campolo -- who \"came out\" for marriage equality today:\nIt has taken countless hours of prayer, study, conversation and emotional turmoil to bring me to the place where I am finally ready to call for the full acceptance of Christian gay couples into the Church.\nRest assured that I have already heard \u2013 and in some cases made \u2013 every kind of biblical argument against gay marriage, including those of Dr. Ronald Sider, my esteemed friend and colleague at Eastern University. Obviously, people of good will can and do read the scriptures very differently when it comes to controversial issues, and I am painfully aware that there are ways I could be wrong about this one.\nHowever, I am old enough to remember when we in the Church made strong biblical cases for keeping women out of teaching roles in the Church, and when divorced and remarried people often were excluded from fellowship altogether on the basis of scripture. Not long before that, some Christians even made biblical cases supporting slavery. Many of those people were sincere believers, but most of us now agree that they were wrong. I am afraid we are making the same kind of mistake again, which is why I am speaking out.\nI hope what I have written here will help my fellow Christians to lovingly welcome all of our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters into the Church.\nRest assured, Tony is going to get a boatload of blow-back for this ... so if you're inclined to send him an \"attaboy\" via twitter he's @TonyCampolo. Meanwhile let those with ears to hear listen -- not only to the theology we've \"done\" over the last thirty years but to the example of Tony Campolo.\nSo -- contrary to Craig Uffman -- my conclusion is that it is time to \"let our yes be yes\" and to finally make full inclusion a reality and not just a resolution. And my hope is that in taking that step forward, others will indeed follow as we catch up with Tony Campolo and journey together into God's future.",
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        "raw_content": "Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, Income Tax Act, Limitation Periods\nAssessment, Validity & Collateral Attack \u2013 Sas Ansari\nWhat Circumstances Would Permit a Trustee in Bankruptcy to Look Behind a CRA Assessment upheld by the TCC and FCA so as to Disallow the CRA\u2019s Claim for Tax Debt?\nRe Jones, 2012 BCSC 1146\nAt issue was the question of whether a trustee in bankruptcy can go behind the deeming provisions of the ITA and judgments of the TCC and FCA enforcing a tax assessment so as to disallow CRA\u2019s claim in bankruptcy proceedings. Alternatively, whether the trustee in bankruptcy acted properly in rejecting the CRA\u2019s tax claim on the basis that either (1) the merits claim was not determined at the criminal trial of the taxpayer due to evidence not being admissible due to Charter breaches, or (2) if the merits were determined they are wanting due to Charter breaches.\nThe TCC held that the \u201cmiscarriage of justice\u201d exception allowing the trustee in bankruptcy to look behind the judgement of the TCC and FCA is very narrow, and is only based on the rationale of potentially determining the existence of a debt based on the desire to achieve fairness for other creditors of the debtor. The only manner of challenging the CRA\u2019s assessment is by using the provisions of the ITA. No collateral attacks will be permitted.\nThe CRA assessed the Taxpayer on the basis of unreported income from the sale of marijuana using the net worth basis.\nAt a criminal trial wiretap evidence and consequential evidence obtained during a search were ruled inadmissible due to breaches of Charter rights, and the charges were stayed. The CRA\u2019s assessment was certified as a judgement of the Federal Court pursuant to s 223(3) of the ITA, and this has never been set aside.\nThe taxpayer made an assignment in bankruptcy and cited the tax assessment as the reason.\nThe FCTD had commented, on judicial review of the MNR\u2019s decision not to grant the request for an extension of time to file a Notice of Objection (2002 FCA 90), and the court there addressed the argument that \u201d the 1988 assessment was based on information that was held in a criminal proceeding to have been obtained in breach of Mr. Jones\u2019 Charter rights, and that this, therefore, warranted quashing the assessment\u201d. pursuant to R. v. O\u2019Neill Motors Limited, 1998 D.T.C. 6424 (F.C.A.).\nThe Crown argued that the ITA deems an assessment to be valid absent a taxpayer taking the proper actions to vacate the assessment. The taxpayer could not use bankruptcy proceedings to launch a collateral attack on the assessment.\nThe Court recognized that subsection 152(8) deems an assessment to be valid and binding, subject to an objection or appeal under the ITA. Here, the taxpayer had failed to follow the mandated procedure.\nThe Trustee argued that the Crown like other creditors is subject to the provisions of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, which requires every creditor to prove his claim and \u201d further requires that every proof of claim include a statement of account showing particulars of the claim and any counterclaim the bankrupt may have: BIA ss. 4.1, 124\u2033. The trustee then examines every proof of claim and may disallow it in whole or part.\nThe Court referred to the decision in Re Carnat where it was stated that where the trustee in bankruptcy was challenging the validity of a CRA claim, it must follow the provisions of the ITA, rather than asking the bankruptcy court to determine the matter on its merits. Also, the trustee cannot himself determine tax liability question on the merits.\nThe Court held that it didn\u2019t matter that the TCC and FCA, in this case, did not consider the merits of the taxpayer\u2019s argument. It was within their jurisdiction to determine whether the Charter arguments were available to the taxpayer, and determined that they were not. The trustee argued that it had a right and duty to look behind those judgements to see whether there is good reason, such as fraud, collusion or a miscarriage of justice to conclude that there should not have been a judgement or assessment on the basis of the \u201d reasons of Lord Justice Buckley in Re Van Laun Ex Parte Chatterton, [1907] 2 K.B. 23 (C.A.) as cited by Mr. Justice Burnyeat in Canada Asian Centre Developments Inc. (Re), 2003 BCSC 41, at para. 24:\nWhether the creditor alleges that there has resulted, and that he relies upon an account stated, or a covenant entered into by the debtor, or a judgment which he has obtained, the principle, I apprehend, is exactly the same, and is this \u2014 that the trustee is not the person who has stated the account, is not the covenantor, is not the judgment debtor, but is entitled to say, \u201cit is my business to see that those who seek to rank against this estate are persons who are really creditors of that estate.\u201d If there be a judgment it is not necessary to show fraud or collusion. It is sufficient, in the language of Lord Esher, to shew miscarriage of justice \u2014 that is to say, that for some good reason there ought not to have been a judgment.\nThe Court said that the decision above does not stand for the proposition that a decision reached on the basis of a limitation period gives the trustee the power to look behind the judgment to determine that there has been a miscarriage of justice.\nThe Court further referred to the decision in Transglobal Communications Group Inc. 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        "raw_content": "UK Government-backed financing helped manufacturers achieve \u00a3644 million in overseas sales in 2017-18\nUK Export Finance (UKEF) has just published its annual report and accounts, showing government-backed finance and insurance helped UK manufacturers achieve a total of \u00a3644 million in overseas sales.\nCompanies supported included Carpenter and Paterson, a specialist manufacturer of pipe suspension equipment.\nBy providing a \u00a3300 million line of credit and working with overseas buyer Reliance India, UKEF helped to ensure over 100 construction and supply contracts on Reliance\u2019s project in Jamnagar India went to UK companies, including Carpenter and Paterson which secured US$9 million worth of business.\nJonathan Lee, Managing Director of Carpenter and Paterson said:\n\u201cThe business we won with Reliance resulted in an increase of more than 50% in our revenue, which may not have happened without UKEF\u2019s involvement.\u201d\nThis year, UKEF provided \u00a32.5 billion of support for UK exporters. This helped 191 companies sell to 75 markets around the world, 77% of which were small and medium-sized businesses. UKEF was also awarded \u2018best export credit agency 2017\u2019 by Global Trade Review magazine and Euromoney\u2019s Trade Finance.\nRt Hon. Dr Liam Fox MP, Secretary of State for International Trade, said:\n\u201cAs an international economic department, our priority is to do all we can to support UK businesses as they seize the opportunities of global trade. UK Export Finance is at the heart of our offer to help them do so, and this report shows that it has been a landmark year for the UK\u2019s award-winning export credit agency.\u201d\nBaroness Fairhead, Minister of State for Trade and Export Promotion commented:\n\u201cUKEF\u2019s results for 2017-18 once again show that when companies take advantage of its support, the effects on their business can be transformative. By providing innovative and flexible finance and insurance, the government is helping British businesses, big and small, realise the value they bring to the international marketplace.\n\u201cThe range of exports supported by UKEF demonstrates that the UK\u2019s exporters have a truly world-class export credit agency behind them \u2013 and that\u2019s why the government\u2019s forthcoming Export Strategy will deliver on our commitment to put UKEF at the heart of trade promotion.\u201d\nLast year, UKEF implemented a more proactive approach to bringing business to the UK, securing at least $250 million of UK exports to two power plant projects in Iraq at one of its flagship supplier fair events. UKEF also more than doubled the amount it lent directly to overseas buyers to help them buy UK goods and services, giving UK businesses an exporting edge in the global marketplace.\nFor smaller businesses, UKEF improved access to its support through a pioneering partnership with the five high street banks and by widening eligibility for its short-term trade finance products to include direct suppliers to UK exporters.\nThe results show that UKEF has supported \u00a34.1 billion in export contracts through its trade finance products since 2011, which were introduced to help smaller businesses to export.",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re unlucky enough to have any problems with your computer, we\u2019re here to fix them, and fix them fast. Get in touch and we\u2019ll assign a Technical Support Engineer to work on your computer until it\u2019s fixed.\nOur technical experts are ready to help. Please choose how you want to contact us.\nE-mail: support@invate.co.uk\nOur Technical Support department is available from 9:00am - 5:00pm Monday to Friday.\nIf a call back service is offered, the call back will occur within 2 hours of the initial call, subject to the student\u2019s availability.\nOnsite and return to base repair\nIf the problem cannot be resolved within 24 hours by remote support, our Technical Support department will conduct an onsite visit to repair the equipment. If however, from the remote access, identifies that the problem cannot be fixed at an onsite visit then a return to base should be arranged with the student.\nOn site visits will be provided within 2 working days (subject to student availability) from the point that it was agreed that the problem could not be resolved remotely.\nIf the engineer cannot resolve the problem during the onsite visit, they will uplift the equipment and the \u201creturn to base\u201d process will commence.\nIf the return to base repair is deemed necessary because the problem cannot be rectified remotely, uplift will take place within 2 working days (subject to student availability) from the point that it is agreed that the problem cannot be resolved remotely.\nEquipment Uplift\nFor return to base repairs, equipment will be uplifted by the AT Provider either by courier or via an on-site engineer\u2019s visit. If a courier is used for the uplift, it is the AT Provider\u2019s responsibility to ensure that the student is capable of packing the equipment or for the courier to do so, this includes where necessary the AT Provider providing packaging for the goods to be returned.\nProvision of Loan Equipment\nIf the problem cannot be rectified within 3 working days of uplift from the student, loan equipment will be provided. The loan equipment will be of a suitable specification to run assistive technology software.\nWhere the equipment is a specialist piece of equipment, the loan, as a minimum, must be able to run substantially all the support related software that was originally supplied.",
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        "raw_content": "Address of His Holiness Pope Francis to the Delegation of Rabbis for the Presentation of the Statement \\\"Between Jerusalem and Rome\\\"\nAddress given in Rome, Vatican, at August 31, 2017.\nI offer a cordial welcome to all of you, and in a special way to the representatives of the Conference of European Rabbis, the Rabbinical Council of America, and the Commission of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel in dialogue with the Holy See\u2019s Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews. I thank Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt for his kind greeting in your name.\nIn our shared journey, by the graciousness of the Most High, we are presently experiencing a fruitful moment of dialogue. This is reflected in the Statement Between Jerusalem and Rome which you have issued and which you present to me today. This document pays particular tribute to the Second Vatican Council\u2019s Declaration Nostra Aetate, whose fourth chapter represents the \u201cMagna Charta\u201d of our dialogue with the Jewish world. Indeed, the ongoing implementation of the Council\u2019s Declaration has enabled our relations to become increasingly friendly and fraternal. Nostra Aetate noted that the origins of the Christian faith are to be found, in accordance with the divine mystery of salvation, in the Patriarchs, in Moses and in the Prophets. It also stated that, given the great spiritual heritage we hold in common, every effort must be made to foster reciprocal knowledge and respect, above all through biblical studies and fraternal discussions (cf. No. 4). Consequently, in recent decades, we have been able to draw closer to one another and to engage in an effective and fruitful dialogue. We have grown in mutual understanding and deepened our bonds of friendship.\nThe Statement Between Jerusalem and Rome does not hide, however, the theological differences that exist between our faith traditions. All the same, it expresses a firm resolve to collaborate more closely, now and in the future. Your document is addressed to Catholics, speaking of them as \u201cpartners, close allies, friends and brothers in our mutual quest for a better world blessed with peace, social justice and security\u201d. It goes on to say that \u201cdespite profound theological differences, Catholics and Jews share common beliefs\u201d and also \u201cthe affirmation that religions must use moral behavior and religious education \u2013 not war, coercion or social pressure \u2013 to influence and inspire\u201d. This is most important: may the Eternal One bless and enlighten our cooperation, so that together we can accept and carry out ever better his plans, \u201cplans for welfare and not for evil\u201d, for \u201ca future and a hope\u201d (Jer 29:11).\nOn the occasion of your welcome visit, I would like to express to you and to your communities beforehand my best wishes for the Jewish New Year which will begin in a few weeks. Shanah tovah! Once more I thank you for coming and I ask you to remember me in your prayers. Finally, I would invoke upon you, and upon all of us, the blessing of the Most High for the shared journey of friendship and trust that lies before us. In his mercy, may the Almighty bestow his peace upon us and upon the entire world.\nSource: Vatican",
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        "raw_content": "Interfaith Meeting in Assisi\nRemarks of Rev. Dr Olav Fykse Tveit, General Secretary of the World Councils of Churches, 27 October 2011, Assisi\nYour Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI,\nYour All Holiness, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew,\nYour Eminences, Your Excellencies, Fellow Religious Leaders,\nSt Francis offers us inspiration for how faith in God, open dialogue and genuine encounter can lead to significant contributions to a just peace.\nThe world needs peacemakers of faith. The faith communities \u2013 like the 349 member churches of the World Council of Churches \u2013 need the young \u201cChange Makers\u201d of the world. Francis was a young man when he surrendered his life to God. His passion for the goodness of creation and example of radical daring for peace show the significance of faith and the courage of young people. What Francis accomplished as a young man in his twenties is a salutary reminder to us of the important role that young people need to and can play both in the faith communities and in wider society. Without this, we would not be here today.\nAlso today, peace in the world requires the perspectives and the contributions of young people. A great obstacle to a just peace today is the high level of unemployment among young people all over the world. It feels as though we are gambling with the welfare and happiness of a generation. We need the vision and the courage of young people for the necessary changes. We see how young people lead processes of democratization and peace in many countries today. The young people of today are witnesses and agents for peace even when they become victims of violence and terror like in Norway this summer. We have to acknowledge that we have not always been good at honoring and fostering the contributions young people can make in our religious communities. We elders standing here need to work together for peace between generations and to give young people throughout the world real hope for the future.\nThe world needs the encounters between the leaders of faith communities. In the course of a war being fought which had Jerusalem as its ultimate prize, Francis came to share experiences of faith with the Sultan in Egypt. As many crusaders, he came to convert the other. He became changed, converted, himself.\nWe are here to let the conversion of Francis speak to us and to let the conversation between us become a source for justice and peace. There is more to win through the respect for the other. A sustainable peace requires that there is a space, a safe and secure space, not only for me but also for the other. Christians are reminded that the cross is not for crusades but a sign of how God\u2019s love embraces everybody, also the other.\nFor the World Council of Churches a clear commitment over the coming years is to work for just peace in Jerusalem and all the peoples living there and around that city with Shalom \u2013 Salaam in its name. It is the city called and named to be a vision of peace, but which throughout history has so often become a place of conflict. As I visited Pakistan some days ago, I was reminded how other peoples are suffering under clashes of interests as a consequence of the fact that the conflicts around Jerusalem are not solved. This city, holy to Jews, Christians and Muslims, is a visible symbol of our longing, our highest and best desires, our love of beauty and our desire to worship God. But it is also a powerful reminder of how this best also can go wrong. Throughout history, human beings have found it so difficult to love without also seeking to possess exclusively.\nLet us as religious leaders pray for justice and peace for Jerusalem and for all who live there. In a mysterious way, Jerusalem does not simply unveil these realities about the human condition but also challenges us at the same time to address them. Christians believe that all humans are created in God\u2019s image, thus affirming the undeniable human dignity of every person and the oneness of humanity. We are called to participate in the re-establishing of peace for Jerusalem, for the re-creation and the repairing of God\u2019s world. We are accountable to God and to one another for the peace in our time and for what we say and do not say to achieve it. Let us together follow the example of St Francis and others, young and old, women and men, to muster the courage to make just peace.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Briefings Tipnis: Bolivia approves controversial Amazonian highway\nOn 13 August the government of Bolivian President Evo Morales passed new legislation paving the way for the construction of a 300km road through the Isiboro S\u00e9cure Indigenous Territory and National Park (better known by its Spanish acronym, Tipnis).\nThe ruling has sparked protests among residents, who are concerned about the effect of the new highway on the ecosystem it is due to carve its way through, and the mostly indigenous population in the region. However, the issue is not new to Bolivian politics.\nThe 2011 dispute\nThe Tipnis case dates back to the summer of 2011, when President Morales announced plans for the construction of the first direct highway link between the administrative departments of Beni and Cochabamba, bisecting the Tipnis nature reserve. The land, which since 1990 has been a national park, is the ancestral home of the Moxe\u00f1o-Trinitario, Yuracar\u00e9, and Chim\u00e1ne peoples.\nThe news fuelled an immediate backlash from indigenous communities who, in line with the country\u2019s strong tradition of social mobilisation, took to the streets to call for the reversal of the government\u2019s policy. Following a 65-day protest, which was met with violence from the national police, and as a result of mounting domestic and international pressure, the Bolivian president signed a law in 2011 banning the construction of the Tipnis road and protecting the reserve as an \u201cuntouchable\u201d zone.\nThe dispute marked the most divisive conflict since Morales\u2019 Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) party came to power back in 2005, and one of the president\u2019s most significant political defeats to date.\nLocal people living near the national park have seen their livelihoods come under threat as the government strives to continue its economic growth. Photo credit: Wikipedia Commons\nThe government strikes back\nLast week a new bill cleared the senate, effectively stripping the park of the special protection status granted in 2011 in order to allow for the construction of the road. The reversal of the six-year old law came after one of the fastest legislative processes in the country\u2019s history, with the governing MAS party taking full advantage of its two-thirds majority in the upper chamber.\nAccording to government officials, the road represents a key infrastructural advancement that will benefit the communities that inhabit the area. Morales himself has emphasised the road\u2019s geopolitical significance in promoting territorial integration and regional development in the country.\nIn turn, Galo Bonifaz, Bolivia\u2019s Deputy Minister for Transport, told the BBC that one of the main objectives behind the new law is \u201cto facilitate access to health, education, housing, electricity and other basic services\u201d for local communities. Further, the country\u2019s Construction Minister, Milton Carlos, stated that the construction of the road will be \u201cenvironmentally friendly\u201d and will not threaten the area\u2019s ecosystem, a claim disputed by the majority of commentators.\nClashing visions of development\nJust like in 2011, recent legislative changes have faced considerable opposition from different national and international actors including indigenous organisations, environmental activists and opposition parties. For the political parties arguing against the government\u2019s discourse, the road symbolises the opening of the country to greater exploitation of natural resources, an expansion of coca cultivation and an eroding of the nature reserve\u2019s ecosystems and indigenous culture. Moira Birss of NGO Amazon Watch warns that the road will \u201cdivide the park in two, and further the process of illegal deforestation that threatens to permanently damage the territory in the Amazon rainforest.\u201d\nIt is worth mentioning that the Tipnis question echoes the differences in landownership traditions between indigenous groups and peasants in Bolivia, and the resulting clash of cultures and lifestyle that such national projects foment. For a short while these differences were concealed by a shared identification with the MAS party and the figure of Evo Morales himself. However, as rifts between the groups have slowly emerged, it has become increasingly evident that Morales\u2019 loyalties lie with peasant communities, particularly the cocaleros (coca growers) that constitute his electoral base.\nEvo Morales has promoted a conflicting agenda. Photo credit: Wikipedia Commons\nUlterior motives for pressing ahead with the Tipnis project\nFurthermore, as Emily Achtenberg argues, underlying the Tipnis controversy \u201cis a deeper dispute about the direction of development in Bolivia\u201d. Economically, Morales\u2019 decision to move on the Tipnis issue has certainly been influenced by a steep decline in international oil prices, along with a decrease in the level of Bolivia\u2019s proven gas reserves. As a consequence, an economic agenda driven by the need to maximise investment in extractive industries has taken priority over the further protection of indigenous rights over the past few years.\nIn fact, underpinning the Tipnis ruling is a critical contradiction within the MAS government: its continued reliance on extractive industries to finance redistributive programmes while maintaining a pro-indigenous and pro-environment discourse.\nConsequently, although Bolivia has experienced a significant improvement in social indicators over the past few years, the government\u2019s reliance on exploiting its natural resources has increasingly put Morales at odds with indigenous communities and environmental activists that advocate a more sustainable development model.\nThe new legislation confirms the view that, while the current government has achieved a great deal in terms of indigenous rights, when pro-indigenous policy clashes with more conventional development strategies \u2013 including the urgency to exploit available resources \u2013 the latter tends to prevail.\nUltimately, infrastructure projects like the Tipnis highway, especially in a resource-dependent country like Bolivia, can facilitate development and growth. 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        "raw_content": "Joshua Freiwald\nClick the above image dots or on image left/right arrows to preview pages from the book.\nAnnouncing the publication of Catabasis: Journey to the Underworld, an exploration into the structure of consciousness. From a base in oral or hearing cultures, cultures whose individuals hear better than they see, consciousness can be said to mature by an exposure to print, which begins to affect large numbers of people with the proliferation of print\u2014books, newspapers, magazines\u2014first in Paris by the 1850s, separating sight from sound, vision from hearing, causing the rise of a new middle class, and concurrently a new class of Secondarily Oral people entranced by amusement and spectacle, and Modernism itself. It\u2019s a work of enormous social and cultural significance, that could well provide a completely new understanding of society and of ourselves.\nThe work includes a series of photographic essays examining the look, feel and content of oral cultures in Los Angeles, and explores photographically the transition to visual middle class culture.\nCatabasis: Journey to the Underworld is in print and can be purchased from the Putah Creek Press as of Febuaray 1st 2007. Copies can be ordered by sending a check in the amount of $45 ($3.50 tax for CA residents only) to: The Putah Creek Press, P.O. Box 631, Winters, CA 95694.\nA special hard-bound, limited to 25, elegantly boxed version of the work, together with a an 8.5x11 signed, archival print from any of the photographs in the book, may be purchased for $275 ($21.35 tax for CA residents only)sent to the Putah Creek Press, P.O. Box 631, Winters, CA 95694.\nLarger prints from the work are also available. Please contact Joshua Freiwald by e-mail for more information.\nJoshua@JoshuaFreiwald.com\nPutah Creek Press\nP.O. Box 631, Winters, CA 95614\n\u00a9 2016 Joshua Freiwald",
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        "raw_content": "As we came into the Inn and crossed its South Square to reach the Benchers\u2019 Entrance, we all passed the statue of Francis Bacon, truly outstanding among this country\u2019s scholars and lawyers. One of the most well-known of his Essays is on Judicature, or as my title puts it Judicial Power, and I will return to it. When I first came to Gray\u2019s Inn, as a student member, and started \u2018keeping terms\u2019 by eating dinners here in this Hall \u2014 in late 1962, soon after my arrival in Oxford from Australia to write a doctoral thesis on The Idea of Judicial Power \u2014 I did not know it was Bacon\u2019s statue; being a student not a bencher, I came in at the other end and I don\u2019t remember going over to the statue to take a closer look. Bacon enrolled here at the age of 15 and took up residence here as a student member at the age of 18, was called to the Bar three years later and was a Bencher (one of the Inn\u2019s governing, high table members) by the age of 25 in 1586 \u2014 something scarcely possible today, even if like him you\u2019ve been educated at Trinity College Cambridge by the Master himself. (1 Gray\u2019s Inn Square, the address of my first chambers, through the northern wall of the Hall there, became a residence of his for the rest of his life.)\nIn 1594, amongst many other activities in public and semi-public life, Bacon was much involved in directing the exceptional Christmastide revels culminating, in the New Year, with his \u2018device\u2019, a set of mainly political and philosophical declamations to bring closure to the rule of \u2018errors and confusions\u2019 proclaimed (by the revels\u2019 mock-King) to have arisen on and after the feast of the Holy Innocents, 28 December 1594, when right here, in a Hall looking essentially the same then as it does tonight (when it is 450 not just 40 years old), students, barristers, and their lady friends watched what will have been the first performance of Shakespeare\u2019s helter skelter tour de force, full of lawyers\u2019 talk, The Comedy of Errors. There\u2019s much in the play, especially its opening and closing scenes,[1] suggesting that Shakespeare intended it to enact a joyful reconciliation between the two great parties in an English nation (not to mention a Gray\u2019s Inn)[2] lethally divided by religion, and within that vision imagines and enacts a transformation of inexplicably rigorous penal law by an act of entirely gratuitous executive mercy (precisely the transformation we see again in A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream and, slightly differently, in As You Like It, not to mention All\u2019s Well that Ends Well and Measure for Measure).\nEarlier in 1594, Bacon had been made a Queen\u2019s counsel, perhaps as consolation for once again being passed over in favour of Edward Coke, who in 1592 has been preferred to him as Solicitor General and now was preferred as Attorney General. The two men were rivals for, and in, the highest legal and judicial offices for 30 years.[3] In 1613, Bacon as (at last) Attorney General secured Coke\u2019s wholly unwilling transfer from the office of Chief Justice of the Common Pleas to the less well remunerated and less professionally prestigious though higher office of Chief Justice of the King\u2019s Bench (which could hear appeals \u2018in error\u2019 from Common Pleas), and, in 1616, Attorney General Bacon secured Coke\u2019s removal from judicial office altogether for (as Bacon advised the King) \u201chis perpetual turbulent carriage towards the liberties of the church and state ecclesiastical, towards his [Majesty\u2019s] prerogative royal and the branches thereof, and likewise towards all the settled jurisdictions of [the King\u2019s] courts\u201d. Then, in turn, it was Coke, now once again an MP, who led the committee organising Bacon\u2019s impeachment and dismissal by the King and Lords from all his public offices, notably as Lord Chancellor and Chief Judge in Chancery, for extensive (and abjectly admitted) receipt of extremely substantial money gifts during his three years in that office (actually a judge of efficient, expeditious thoroughness and, it can be argued, of uncorrupted fairness).[4]\nBy 1621, the year of his fall, these turbulent men \u2014 each having exercised the highest judicial power, and each of commanding intelligence, learning and application \u2014 had laid foundations. Bacon, for the explosive rise of experimental natural science, and Coke, for some defining features of the British constitution and indeed of any choice-worthy constitution: Coke\u2019s judgment in 1607 in Prohibitions del Roy was foundational for the separation of executive from judicial power, and his leading part in the advisory opinion of the four senior judges in The Case of Proclamations in 1610 was foundational for the separation of executive from legislative power. The problems about the nature and reach of judicial power, about which Bacon and Coke disagreed, are with us today in forms much shifted in occasion and location but still recognisably the same: permanent problems, capable it seems of only provisional rather than permanent solutions.\nI did not get to the bottom of those problems in my thesis. It followed the ways in which political philosophers and jurists from Aristotle through Locke, Montesquieu, Bentham, Kelsen, and others thought and argued about the distinctions between types of governmental power: legislative, executive, and judicial, and then the ways those categories were used to structure the constitutions of the newly independent American colonies or states, the earnest deliberations of the draftsmen of the United States Constitution in adopting the same grand division, and then the much more fully reported and elaborate debates that drafted the Australian Constitution eventually approved by the people of each of the six Australian colonies and enacted in 1900. The thesis then examined each of the many decisions of Australia\u2019s highest court interpreting that constitution\u2019s division and, as the Court held, separation of powers, in particular of judicial power \u2014 a power assigned to a specified judiciary and denied to any and all other constitutional or statutory authorities.\nMany able judges, over more than 60 years, made intense efforts to say just what judicial power is. These efforts seemed to me to come down to two distinct but interlocked features: final resolution of disputes between parties \u2014 by application of pre-existing law to established facts.\nThe Australian judges\u2019 efforts also yielded a paradox: the body of legal doctrine \u2014 that is, of constitutional law \u2014 resulting from their interpretation of the Constitution\u2019s phrase \u201cjudicial power of the Commonwealth\u201d could not truly be said to have been an application of pre-existing law. Rather, in some startling respects, it was a doctrine imposed on the Constitution by a three to two majority of the High Court, followed thereafter, on the basis of precedent, by virtually every judge over 45 years and eventually here in London by a conforming Judicial Committee of the Privy Council probably unaware of the doctrine\u2019s originating circumstances.\nThese bear, I hope, retelling. We\u2019re talking about the origins of the doctrine that the Australian Constitution of 1900 implies that judicial powers are the monopoly of the federal judiciary provided for by the document\u2019s chapter III, and cannot be exercised by any legislative or executive body. That was a doctrine asserted in the drafting Convention by two radical young lawyers, Isaac Isaacs and Henry Higgins, in opposition to the Convention\u2019s eventual decision to devote chapter IV of the Constitution to an Interstate Commission specifically given powers of adjudication on matters of interstate trade. The Isaacs-Higgins position was rejected in vote after vote by large majorities. But these able young lawyer politicians, a decade later, acquired judicial power as judges on the High Court of Australia, and in March 1915, a month before the Gallipoli landings, as soon as they could persuade one of their colleagues to make a majority with them, they declared that the Constitution\u2019s shape, with one chapter each for legislative, executive, and judicial powers respectively, established by implication a separation of powers inconsistent with permitting Parliament to confer judicial powers on the Interstate Commission pursuant to the Constitution\u2019s mandate to Parliament to establish it with powers to adjudicate on certain matters. The Commission, written into the Constitution only 17 years earlier with overwhelming support, thereupon collapsed and is hardly a memory in Australia, just as there is even less memory that that 1915 decision in the Wheat Case was a judicial mini- coup d\u2019\u00e9tat rendering paradoxical its own claim that judicial power is a matter of applying pre-existing law. Five years later, as it happens, the same two justices went on to give the most famous and influential of all Australian constitutional judgments, in the Engineers\u2019 Case, ruling that the Constitution must be interpreted entirely without implications that might restrict any powers conferred expressly by the document. For me, it was a formative experience to discover in the Oxford libraries these rotten foundations of the judicial doctrine of separation of powers, so magisterially insisted upon by the Chief Justice of Australia during the years of my Australian legal education.\nThe title of this lecture summarises an understanding I don\u2019t think I adequately grasped after three years\u2019 doctoral study in Oxford. \u201cPast, present and future\u201d captures a good deal of the truth, I think, about the distinctions between judicial, executive, and legislative powers \u2014 \u2018powers\u2019 that are each to be understood, moreover, as fundamentally responsibilities of office, officia. Focusing on the judicial component of the triad, I will set out my understanding of the issues in ten theses, trying to illustrate each of them just a little.\n1. The judicial responsibility is to adjudicate between parties who are in dispute about their legal rights and obligations by applying \u2014 to facts agreed between them or found by the court after trial \u2014 the law that defined those rights and obligations at that time past when the matter of their dispute (the cause in action) arose. The court\u2019s judgment identifies and applies the legal commitments the community should be judged to have made to each of the parties now before the court, by the time they came into conflict with each other about the content or applicability of those commitments: past. The legislature\u2019s responsibility is to make new or amended public commitments about private rights (and public powers) for the future. The executive\u2019s is to carry out those commitments both as defined by the legislature and as adjudged enforceable by the courts, and, respectful of that constitutional and legal framework, to do what is here and now, in the present, required to protect the community\u2019s common good so far as that depends on measures that cannot reasonably be provided for by legislation or await or ever be reasonably submitted to adjudication. Past, future, present.\nBacon\u2019s essay Of Judicature, or the office and responsibility of a judge,[5] published in 1612, written like most of his essays after he became Solicitor General in 1607, and intended like the others to be fruit of experience not book-learning, begins and almost ends by calling upon judges to abstain from law making or from disturbing the established boundaries of rights and properties, the landmarks; and to be content with their high responsibility, right, or prerogative of interpreting and applying the laws, not novelties. But far from being against novelties, he himself urged, over two decades, that extensive law reform and ambitious rationalisation of England\u2019s chaotic common and statutory law be undertaken \u2014 only not in the exercise of judicial power.\n2. To state (like Bacon and countless much longer-serving judges) that the common law is declared rather than made is no mere \u2018fairy-tale\u2019, unless the statement is mistakenly asserted or heard as a description of the history of the common law. It is not a description or prediction, fictionalising that history by overlooking the many changes made by the courts, but a statement of judicial responsibility: to identify the rights of the contending parties now by identifying what were, in law, the rights and wrongs, or validity or invalidity, of their actions and transactions when entered upon and done. There are cases when a court, especially one that is hierarchically supreme and thus not bound to follow the rulings of higher courts, can judge it has the duty now to depart from an interpretation or view of the part of our law in dispute between the parties because, though that interpretation or view has been judicially approved and is what legal advisers would now and previously convey to their clients, it is nonetheless out of line with principles, policies, and standards acknowledged (now, and when the dispute arose) in comparable parts of our law \u2014 so out of line that it ought now to be declared to have been a mistaken view, and set aside in favour of a rule that, though new in relation to the subject-matter and area of law directly in issue between the parties, is nevertheless not a novelty or act of legislation (taking our law as a whole), and can fairly be applied to the parties and dispute before the court.\nOf course, reasonable lawyers and judges can disagree about whether and when these conditions are fulfilled; the criteria and distinctions in play in this distinction between judicial development of the law and judicial legislation are subtle and elusive. Some of my work explores them in relation to a particularly complex, multi-faceted case involving the sequential abrogation of two professionally settled understandings of the law, the rights of surprised parties to restitution, and the question whether the new understanding \u2014 the \u2018new rule\u2019 \u2014 should or should not incorporate a reference to professional understanding of the law: Kleinwort Benson v Lincoln City Council (1998), in which Lord Hoffmann and Lord Goff seem to me to have best preserved the judicial responsibilities at stake. I retrace this in the first part of an essay on law making by judges in the book around Lord Sumption\u2019s lecture The Limits of Law, edited by Nick Barber, Richard Ekins, and Paul Yowell.\nThe rule abrogated and judicially replaced in Kleinwort Benson was deep within the area of legal learning, the \u2018artificial reason\u2019 of the law that Coke CJ spoke of when telling the angry King that he was not qualified by his powerful natural intelligence and qualities of rational judgment to exercise judicial power in his own English courts: it was the 200- year-old rule that while you are entitled to get back moneys you paid under a mistake of fact, you are not where your mistake was one of law \u2014 a distinction that the Law Lords all agreed was in Lord Hoffmann\u2019s word a \u201cheresy\u201d even when first declared or laid down by judges in 1802. Setting right a mistake, an anomaly, an excrescence within the body of law developed by judicial precedent \u2014 that is, by the judicial discipline of conformity with other judges\u2019 decisions in similar cases \u2014 is distinguishable from legislating, law-making.\nSometimes, even often, the distinction is only subtle, or arguable; it is between two great categories that, like night and day, are separated by a region of vagueness.\nBut it is real and important because it is at bottom a distinction between, on the one hand, (1) looking back at the relations and inter-dependencies between the parties at the time their dispute\u2019s causes were taking place, at the similar patterns of inter-relationships between similar parties and the principles and rules used by one\u2019s predecessors in the exercise of judicial power to resolve their dispute justly, according to law, and at not so similar but still comparable rules of compensation in distinct but related areas of law about say contracts, trusts, or torts, so as to assess judiciously the coherence and fairness of the rule hitherto professionally accepted \u2014 its legal soundness or unsoundness by criteria going wide and deep in our law \u2014 and, on the other hand (2) looking forwards to assess whether a better pattern of inter-relationships between parties could be recognised or encouraged by introducing a new rule or set of rules, applicable in future adjudications and promoting somewhat altered just and more fruitful and/or less exploitative interrelationships.\nInstituting change in relationships by change in the law will have effects good (and intended or hoped for) and bad (side-effects, neither hoped for nor intended), and these need to be held in view, compared, and assessed for the fairness or unfairness, overall and all things considered, of causing them (by this contemplated change in the law) in all the currently foreseeable future circumstances of one\u2019s community and its members\u2019 various conditions of life.\nThis is called by Lord Hoffmann in Kleinwort Benson a \u201cutilitarian assessment\u201d of what rule, adopted now for the future, \u201cwould, on balance, do less harm than good\u201d. I agree with his conclusion that all future-estimating selection of a new rule differs importantly from the abrogation of the judge-made rule refusing restitution for mistakes \u2018of law rather than fact\u2019, though I think that utilitarianism as a theory about one\u2019s responsibilities for the future, whether as an individual or a legislature, is mistaken in supposing it possible rationally to net off people, the different elements of their wellbeing, and scale, the kind and the probability of consequences. But we do have to assess likely consequences of our choices, and are not helplessly adrift in face of these incommensurabilities and imponderables. We confront them with the criteria of fairness that I mentioned, and willingness to make new commitments and adjustments, often complex and indirect in their causalities. And this is the good reason underlying the great complexity of modern legislative adjustments of our law. This Bacon was in outline aware of, in his proposals for commissions preparatory to legislative overhaul of centuries of mostly judge-declared law. And so we find Lord Hoffmann saying, in a case six weeks after Kleinwort Benson, that although then recent decisions of the Law Lords restricting common law compensation for psychiatric injuries were a departure from principle, a wrong turning, \u201cit is [already!] too late to go back on\u201d them; \u201cuntil there is legislative change, the courts must live with them\u201d.[6]\n3. \u2018Hard cases make bad law\u2019 means \u2018Hard cases [tend to] make bad law\u2019 qua law for the future. Judicial efforts to reform even the common law are often unproductive or counter-productive. \u2018The law is an ass\u2019 is sometimes a consequence of judges thinking their predecessors\u2019 law an ass.\nHere is a paradigm, a model case, of the Baconian conception of the relation between judicial and legislative power, in practice. In 1975, a powerful panel of five Law Lords decided unanimously that judges had for a century been wrongly convicting people of the common-law offence of attempting (by actions more than merely preparatory) to commit an offence (whether common-law or statutory), which in the circumstances could not have been successfully committed: for example, convicting people of attempting to steal when the pockets they were picking were in fact empty (to their surprise and disappointment). No one can be guilty for attempting the impossible; to punish such attempts is to punish people not for their acts but for their mere intentions. Convicting pickpockets for picking empty pockets with intent to steal means that if a man comes across his enemy\u2019s corpse, thinks he\u2019s asleep, and stabs him in the heart, he can be convicted of attempted murder. \u201cThe law,\u201d said the Law Lords\u2019 intellectual leader Lord Reid, \u201cmay sometimes be an ass but it cannot be so asinine at that.\u201d[7] Three years later, another powerful panel of the Law Lords reaffirmed that liberal reform, and extended it to the law of conspiracy: according to the common law as meant to be purified by the 1975 decision, you cannot be guilty of conspiracy to produce the prohibited drug cocaine if, unknown to you all, the powders you agree to process could never yield cocaine. The 1975 Lords\u2019 decision\u2019s doctrine that you are to be judged according to the facts as they happen to be, not according to the facts as you believed and intended them to be, was ringingly reaffirmed by Lord Scarman for the whole panel, even though a statute had already come into force, since the trial of the convicted conspirators, to ensure that, in future, conspiracies would be tried on the facts as believed and intended by the conspirators to be. Lord Reid\u2019s claim that adopting the would-be criminal\u2019s point of view in assessing his actions would make the law an ass was quoted with approval, even though (as Lord Scarman and his fellow judges knew) Parliament had already adopted, in relation to future conspiracies, a position which fairly obviously implies that it was the Law Lords in 1975 who were making the law an ass.\nThe Law Lords having thus doubled down in 1978, Parliament acted again, in 1981 \u2014 and once again after extensive scholarly discussion (not least by HLA Hart, the supervisor of my doctoral efforts on judicial power)[8] and, more especially, a report and draft bill from the Law Commission responsible for advising Parliament about desirable law reforms.\nBoth the 1977 statute about conspiracy and the 1981 statute about attempts are a bit complex and even redundant in their wording,[9] but their clear intent and effect is summarised in cl. 50(1) of the draft Criminal Code proposed by the Law Commission in 1989: \u201cA person may be guilty of\u2026 conspiracy or attempt to commit an offence although the commission of the offence is impossible, if it would be possible in the circumstances which he believes or hopes exist or will exist at the relevant time\u201d.[10]\nAstonishingly, in 1985, another panel of the Law Lords (with at least one dissenting voice) read the new statute so that it would not support convicting you of an attempt to handle stolen goods if you bought a consumer durable very cheaply, fully believing it to have been stolen.[11] The majority were once again swayed by Lord Reid\u2019s 1975 rhetoric: the law would be an ass if it convicted you of attempted murder for stabbing your enemy through the heart, believing him alive and well and hoping and intending and doing all you can to kill him. After all, stabbing dead people is no crime at all, whatever your beliefs or intentions! Indeed, said the majority Law Lords, it is an objectively innocent act. In their ears were the words written about the statute and their case itself by Professor Brian Hogan, who taught me criminal law in Adelaide: to convict this appellant purchaser of non- stolen goods of attempting to steal them would \u201ccontravene the principle of legality\u201d![12] But all these arguments were both viciously circular and lacking in common sense, as was admitted (I hasten to say) by the Law Lords exactly a year and six days later,[13] bringing an end to this judicial debacle, all concurring in the repentant judgment authored by the Law Lord who had given one of the judgments concurred on by four out of five Law Lords in 1985.\nThe causes of the debacle were fourfold, I think. First, the seductive impact of slogans held out by able counsel (the same leading counsel was successful both in 1975 and 1985): \u201crational principle: no punishment for thoughts\u201d; \u201cobjectively innocent acts\u201d; the principle of legality\u201d, and so forth. Second, the force of precedent: even so dramatically mistaken and widely denounced a decision as the first in the series, in 1975, exercised precedential or inertial force only amplified because rendered by particularly strong judges using over-bearing rhetoric about what is and is not \u201casinine\u201d, and calling for adherence to \u201ccommon law principle\u201d: no punishment for wrongful intentions, only for unlawful acts[14] \u2014 even though in all these cases the accused had done a wealth of acts more than merely preparatory to doing what they knew would be unlawful if accomplished. The acts they had done, and the agreements they had made and done much or everything they could to perform, were acts and agreements which, even though by chance impossible of successful accomplishment, were plainly and publicly defined in advance as unlawful \u2014 defined both by the historic common law overruled in 1975 and by Parliament\u2019s restoration of that law and more important of common sense in 1977 and again in 1981.\nThirdly, blind spots in legal learning \u2014 here we saw yet again the centuries-old and still persisting weakness of counsel and common law judges alike in reaching any refined let alone accurate understanding of the role of intention in identifying action. Members of a Law Commission can have more leisure and discursive opportunity to repair such gaps than even the highest appellate judges under the stress of their always diverse and overloaded docket of briefs to be read, arguments to be heard and judgments to be written. Fourthly, the procedural context of litigation and appellate advocacy induced a complexification by side issues, capable of determining the outcome but irrelevant to the point at stake in the proposed change in the law or the proposed rejection or interpretative transformation of Parliament\u2019s attempted change in the law. And equally it led to distortions, oversights, and mistaken emphases, both in the collective effort to understand the established law as a potentially coherent whole, and in the assessment of the decision\u2019s impact on the community\u2019s future common good, a common good that includes not only the rights of alleged offenders to lawful procedures and the rights of their potential victims, but also the effects on potentially everyone of changed expectations, surveillance and other precautions and costs of many kinds.\n4. But the problem about exercising judicial power with a view to reforming the law, or to assessing the merits of legislative reforms, is not merely the built-in risk of making poor judgments, but rather a problem of principle. Making law is taking responsibility for the future, a responsibility of persons answerable for the new laws to their subjects. For discharging this responsibility, the institutional design of serious legislatures is broadly superior to the institutional design and procedures of even sophisticated appellate courts \u2014 not least because bearers of judicial power are rightly made immune from any requirement to answer for their judgments, and from almost any liability for them.\nOne among the features of courts that make them inapt to reform or to promote any particular measure for reforming the law is the structure of its adversarial character as a dispute about the legal rights of the parties and as those rights stood \u2014 acquired rights \u2014 at the time past when the cause of action arose or the proceedings were initiated. At least one if not each of the parties is likely to be interested only in vindicating or defending just those rights, not in establishing just law for others or for the future. This party\u2019s strategic and tactical focus throughout the proceedings may be to leave uncontested the claims made by other parties who seek to advance some reformative cause, which by definition will affect indefinitely many parties in the future.\nThis asymmetry of aims is often accompanied by inequality of arms. As I have recorded and discussed elsewhere, in jurisdictions where statute law or even constitutional law can be reshaped by the courts, it often happens that movements for broad social reform \u2014 in relation to drugs, sex, or death \u2014 mount judicial proceedings after years of preparation of arguments and evidence, and confront in court state Solicitor-General\u2019s department lawyers who have first come to the issues only a few weeks before, and whose hearts may in any case not be in contesting the claims, claims which have been defeated again and again after open debate in the legislature. The cases may come before a single judge for trial and findings of fact, on matters on which the factual disputes largely concern the scarcely knowable future consequences of changes proposed. In the present structures of legal education and practice, there is a much better than even chance that the trial judge will be a longtime supporter of the social reform \u2014 perhaps perfectly properly as a matter of political judgment as elector or politically accountable legislator: as a trial judge, not properly at all. If amici curiae or interveners are permitted at trial or on appeal, they remain in the position of persons with no right to be heard, of secondary status in the attentions of the court. Either of the parties\u2019 counsel may concede some issue of great public importance so as to enhance the chance of prevailing on some other ground. In all these ways (and there are more), judicial trial shows itself again and again to be, even with the best will in the world and much professional skill and dedication, still an incompetent method of reforming law more than incrementally, and one that is likely to deny some or many of those affected a fair chance of making their voice heard in society\u2019s deliberation about its and their future.\nAnother asymmetry occurs when courts at the highest or high levels introduce a reform with division between reforming and conservative judges. Even when the reform is spectacularly mismanaged by the judicial majority, and so comes back to court, perhaps very soon, perhaps after years or decades, the reforming judges will regard themselves as fully free to reiterate the reform, but judges conservative about the issue itself are likely also to be conservative about judicial power itself, and more or less reluctant to overrule a perhaps recent decision of the highest court lest this reversal undermine the court\u2019s practice itself and/or the court\u2019s perceived status in the political community, as an organ for declaring legal rights, not creating them.\nWell known and \u201cclassic\u201d examples of this from the United States can be dispassionately considered in the light of our own, different way of resolving the same social question, the same question of justice \u2014 whether rightly or wrongly resolving is not the issue in this reflection on methods of introducing change. In 1973, a liberal majority of the US Supreme Court nullified the laws of all the states about medically unneeded termination of pregnancy. The Court\u2019s opinion was so ill reasoned that even the many constitutional law scholars, including the most eminent, who strongly favoured a wholly permissive legal regime, regarded the decision as constitutionally disreputable, legally indefensible, and even as showing no sense of an obligation to be constitutionally sound in adjudication. But when the case finally came up again in the Supreme Court squarely in 1992, some main elements of the reform were upheld and continued in force by a narrow majority of 5:4 with three of the five expressly relying heavily on the doctrine of respect for judicial precedent, and also on the need to uphold the institutional reputation of the court, as grounds for retaining a judicially declared right notwithstanding its assumedunsoundness as constitutional law and notwithstanding also its possible opposition to moral rights and aspects of the common good.[15] Whether or not they were rightly treated as decisive in relation to a proposed restoration of the historic legislative position on that subject matter, these were sound general reflections, and were appealed to fittingly by Lord Hoffmann dissenting in the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council when in 2000 it engaged in some non-restorative law making for the Caribbean about judicialising the executive prerogative of mercy.[16]\nNow, legislatures of course need to be attentive to the interests and legitimate expectations created by legislation that they regard as unsatisfactory and consider repealing. But they can remain focused on all those interests and the competing interests of subjects who will be benefited or protected by repeal of the existing legislation. They do not have to worry, as courts do and the US Supreme Court did in 1992, about letting half- baked judicially introduced reforms stay on indefinitely because changing them back would affect the judiciary\u2019s institutional reputation, the reputation it needs if it is to perform fearlessly the essential functions of applying the law to heavily contested facts disputed between persons or entities of great and/or disparate power. Let me be clear: the reforms initiated by the Supreme Court of the United States in 1973 were preceded by Parliamentary legislation of very similar scope and effect in this country, just as was to be the case half a century later with same-sex marriage. Whatever one\u2019s views about the justice or injustice of these reforms, it matters that the method by which they were introduced was rationally greatly superior in this country. The majority opinion in the 2015 Supreme Court decision on the latter issue is rightly regarded by professionals and scholars, even those many strongly in favour of the resultant new law, as so defective in legal argumentation as to be almost unreadable by professionals.\nNo society is entitled to expect to escape serious long-term bad consequences when judicial power is so misemployed. Such a method of law reform is simply incompetent as a procedure for introducing substantial legal change, let alone a vast shift such as this in the polity\u2019s and society\u2019s self-determining, self-shaping commitments. And it is a method that is, as I just suggested, unfair to all who have not been represented even notionally in this remaking of our future under the claim \u2014 worse, the spurious claim \u2014 to be interpreting the commitments we or our forebears made in the past. For such changes, we have another, better method, the modern legislature, fortified by its own committees and their hearings, and by the investigative, discursive, and reflective work of law reform commissions, and the ever-present voices of constituents. The characteristic disdain of law schools and their alumni for legislatures and legislation is, I think, shallowly informed and uncritical, a d\u00e9formation professionelle which more even-handed self-criticism could help straighten out.\n5. In any event, the constitutional division of authority is a matter of law, part of the law the judge has a duty to apply even when it establishes that a certain matter is not subject to adjudication, or that parties of certain kinds have legal rights that the judge thinks they should not have had, or has obligations the judge thinks they should not have.\nAs Bacon\u2019s essay on Judicature implies, and his several speeches as Lord Chancellor addressing newly appointed judges state explicitly, it is part of the law that there exist the so-called prerogative powers of the executive, powers understood right down to modern times as not subject to review as to the content of their exercise, though not capable of imposing any legal obligation, or cancelling any legal right, of a citizen within the realm.\nBacon\u2019s point was that for a judge to appeal to the political idea or ideal or value of the Rule of Law (the ideal first argued for philosophically by Aristotle) so as to subject the exercise of the prerogative to scrutiny for its lawfulness would be to depart from the Rule of Law, given the content of our constitutional law.\nWater cascaded under the bridge in the century after 1612, carrying into the hands of Parliament much that in Bacon\u2019s time was still regarded as an entailment or part of the sovereignty of the monarch and his ministers. The Bill of Rights 1689 put an end to royal prerogatives, real or pretended, such as of suspending statutes or dispensing from their obligations, or of imposing taxes or charges without explicit parliamentary authority. But it remains to this day that there are some domains of executive responsibility, especially but not only in international affairs, that are reserved by our law for the responsibility, discretion, and political accountability of the executive government. Judges who appeal to the Rule of Law to treat this legal truth about our constitution as a dead or empty letter are setting aside the Rule of Law, as well as trenching on responsibilities which judicial power is ill fitted to discharge. There are sufficient reasons of institutional competence to reinforce the already sufficient reasons of precedent and basic constitutionality that establish the rules recognising some judicially unreviewable executive discretionary power (and analogously establish the constitutional rule of parliamentary privilege judicially unreviewable for the content of its exercise).\nThe very last decision of the Law Lords, a few months after Lord Hoffmann\u2019s retirement from their ranks, was (so I have argued elsewhere) an essentially unconstitutional invasion of an executive power conferred or confirmed by our law, specifically by the Suicide Act 1961 s. 2(4), requiring the authorisation of the Director of Public Prosecutions as precondition for prosecuting any of the offences created by that statute.[17] The premise of the Lords\u2019 judgments in Purdy v DPP (2009) was that, to conform to the European Convention on Human Rights, our law must enable a law-abiding citizen to \u201cforesee the consequences of his actions so that he can regulate his conduct without breaking the law\u201d.[18] Grant the premise. Their conclusion and order was in substance that the DPP must give guidance to citizens contemplating breaking the law about suicide so that they can foresee the consequences of their law-breaking. So, as the courts below saw, this was not only declaring a Human Rights Act \u2018Convention right\u2019 unhinged from the Convention and from the decisions of its judicial organ in Strasbourg, R (Pretty) v DPP (2001)[19], but also was trying to square the constitutional circle \u2014 to make judicial power, exercised without warrant of law, supreme over an executive power fully warranted by statute. The Purdy judgments about the DPP\u2019s duty conceive of themselves as resting on the principle of legality, or the Rule of Law. So too do the Supreme Court majority in Evans this year, setting aside the clear statutory effect of the Attorney General\u2019s certificate about the Prince of Wales\u2019s correspondence. But, in each case, the court\u2019s treatment of the real constitutional or enacted rules is so implausible, so extravagantly Procrustean, that the persons given clear statutory responsibility, and more importantly the Parliament that conferred it and the interested informed public, all are right to take these as decisions that confuse the rule of law and legality with the rule of judges.\nPurdy should have been challenged and overruled in the next Supreme Court case about assisting suicide, Nicklinson (2014). But counsel and the interveners doubtless for strategic reasons chose not to do so. And that is one manifestation of a somewhat wider institutional problem, which extends beyond judicial change or development of the law and bedevils even judicial application of straightforward and uncontested legal obligations, including obligations imposed specifically on the courts themselves. I mean the problem of concessions by counsel, whether long meditated and made in the briefs or skeleton arguments, or made in the face of the court.\nMany illustrations of the problem could be given. I choose one, A v Home Secretary (2005), the famous Belmarsh Prisoners\u2019 Case, because it was, in my respectful opinion, a juridical debacle at least the equal of the Lords\u2019 impossible attempt cases in fallacious reasoning and manifest error, and because these have gone almost unnoticed by a commentariat that applauds the apparently but, as I shall show, only apparently liberal result. It involved an Appellate Committee of almost unparalleled strength, nine in all, including Lord Hoffmann \u2014 but he took a lonely road that has weathered well, denying a premise that all eight others accepted, and so did not tread the quagmire of fallacy into which the rest (including the lone dissenter) volubly disappeared. Until this grand and almost universally applauded decision is recognised as the error it was, little in our constitutional practice will cohere.\nBecause it is the flagship case of today\u2019s British human-rights-law movement, and given some prominence in the book The Rule of Law by Lord Bingham, who presided in it, a book that applicants to read law in Cambridge and Oxford all read, I have set it out, and argued my critique over two or more pages in the copy of this Lecture available at the door. Here is the short of it.\nBelmarsh: short version\nAt the end of over 200 paragraphs of judgments, the House of Lords declared that s. 23 of the post 9/11 Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 was incompatible with the rights to liberty and equality guaranteed in the European Convention on Human Rights. Sec. 23 is very short, and consists of two subsections.[20] The second, which controls the first, is never quoted in any judgment, never discussed in the reported argument of counsel, and has the effect \u2014 surely uncontroversial among administrative law practitioners and scholars \u2014 of providing that the detention authorized by s. 23 is only \u201cpending deportation\u201d. That means (as was confirmed, if confirmation were needed, by a very high profile decision of the High Court of Australia decided two months earlier than the argument and four months earlier than the decision in Belmarsh, but never mentioned by anyone in Belmarsh) that at the outset of detention, and every three months thereafter, the extension of the High Court called the Special Immigration and Appeals Tribunal (SIAC) would have to be satisfied not only that the appellants\u2019 detention was justified by the reasonableness of the suspicion that they were terrorists and by the reasonableness of the assessment that their presence in the UK was still a threat to national security but also by demonstration that the Government was trying to deport them and taking good faith measures to overcome the legal and practical obstacles to deporting them. In the absence of such a demonstration of ongoing real efforts to deport, the detention would be unlawful under s. 23(2). But as far as one can tell from the official report of arguments and judgments, s. 23(2)\u2019s obvious meaning, implications, and legal effect were never discussed or even noticed in the House of Lords proceedings. Nor is there the slightest mention of the possible applicability to it of s. 3 of the Human Rights Act, which imposes on the courts a duty not to declare any statutory provision to be incompatible with Convention rights without first interpreting that provision so far as possible to be compatible \u2014 an interpretative exercise which the courts routinely perform with enthusiasm and sometimes with plausibility. The Lords declared s. 23 incompatible without for a minute considering their s. 3 duty or the obvious possibility of reading s. 23 compatibly with the liberty and equality Convention rights, in the way I did a moment ago. They denounced the section as unlawful on the premise that it authorised detention of foreigners if their deportation was impossible, just as deportation of British nationals is impossible; as they then ruled, it is irrational and discriminatory to lock up foreign terrorists you cannot deport while leaving free home-grown terrorists you cannot deport. But s. 23 \u2014 with or without the compulsory but forgotten s. 3 interpretative exercise \u2014 meant that detention of foreign terrorists is lawful only so long as their deportation, though temporarily or indefinitely prevented, is a possibility being actively and in good faith pursued.\nHow could all this happen? Well, in part because of inept concessions and oversights by counsel for the Government.[21] Yes, true, the concessions were made by the Attorney General in the Government that promoted this legislation. But how could that be reason for the Law Lords not to look behind the concessions to the terms of the two Acts of Parliament in front of them? This is not the Tudor world in which the Government is taken to make and unmake law by proclamation. Government ministers had no authority whatever to change the meaning of s. 23 by concession, let alone by silent, unacknowledged concession (or omission to defend), and no authority whatever to licence the Court to leave s. 3 of the Human Rights Act unmentioned. Nor could any ministerial concession make it fitting for the judgments to leave Parliament and the country in ignorance that the Appellate Committee had simply not done what being seen to do justice according to law required of it, namely perform its s. 3 duty of seeking to read s. 23 compatibly with the Convention before declaring it incompatible.\nShortest version of the case. Section 23, authorizing these detentions, was supported by two braces \u2014 the terms Parliament had included as subsection (2) of s. 23 itself, and the imperative to interpret compatibly if possible put in place by Parliament as s. 3 of the Human Rights Act. The Government had decided to add a new-fangled belt of its own, a ministerial order derogating from the freedom-from-detention article of the European Convention and Human Rights Act. (The belt itself said that it was functional only IF support was otherwise lacking.) The Attorney General came to the Lords and argued that s. 23 was nicely held up by the belt. He did not mention the braces;[22] and was not asked about them. The Law Lords said, No, this belt is not functional, can\u2019t hold anything up (and we quash it). They then declared s. 23 to be legally unsupported and a violation of Convention rights, without pausing even for an instant to say anything about either of the pair of statutory braces \u2014 perfectly sound, well attached braces.\nSo this flagship case is a ghost-ship, in reality a shipwreck \u2014 as an application of law to facts, a total loss. So far from the result being truly liberal, the applicants were not even given what they were legally entitled to (though, adeptly,[23] hadn\u2019t asked for): a ruling that they could not be detained unless SIAC found, every three months, that their deportation was still a possibility being actively pursued (as in fact it was!). My full argument about all this, in the decorous pages and language of the Law Quarterly Review in 2007,[24] has gone quite unanswered, so far as I know. That matters nothing, but the constitutional irregularity of this very high-level exercise of judicial power, in which the constitutional irregularity (deviation from the rule of law) was all on the judicial side, and not at all on the legislative or executive, is deeply troubling.\nBelmarsh: longer version\nThe problem, stated without complexities introduced by the bewitchment of successful counsel for the prisoners and the concessions unwisely made (or allowed to be inferred from his argumentative strategy) by the Attorney General, was simple. Foreigners whose presence appears to the Home Secretary to be a threat (\u201cnot conducive\u201d) to the public good can in general be deported: that originally prerogative but now statutory power was not in dispute. A main provision of the Immigration Act 1971, still in force, authorises \u201cthe detention \u2026 of persons in connection with deportation\u201d subject to an attached provision called Schedule 3. The operative part of Schedule 3 says a person subject to a deportation order \u201cmay be detained \u2026 pending his removal or departure from the United Kingdom\u201d. And the European Convention on Human Rights by art. 5(1)(f) expressly authorizes detention while \u201caction is being taken with a view to deportation\u201d. Well, after the 9/11 atrocities in 2001 Parliament passed a statute defining international terrorism and authorizing the deportation of foreigners suspected of involvement in it, provided the Home Secretary certified that their continued presence in the UK would endanger national security, and could satisfy the Special Immigration Appeals Tribunal [SIAC] of the reasonableness of these suspicions and opinions. The 2001 statute added, in s. 23, that foreigners so certified and under lawful deportation order could be detained under Schedule 3 of the Immigration Act even if their deportation was temporarily or indefinitely prevented by legal or practical problems, with again a right to have the lawfulness of their continued detention reviewed every three months by SIAC (an arm in effect of the High Court). The appellants in this great case were foreigners reasonably suspected (as SIAC found) and detained in Belmarsh Prison under these provisions. They persuaded seven or eight judges in the House of Lords that their detention was unlawful.\nThe legal problem that s. 23 of the 2001 statute envisaged as temporarily or indefinitely preventing deportation was one to which I will return later. The Strasbourg Court has held that art. 3 of the ECHR, forbidding torture and inhuman or degrading treatment, precludes deportation of non-nationals to any country where there is a real risk of their being so treated. These Belmarsh prisoners were nationals of a country where, at the time of the proceedings, they would be at such risk if deported back to there. So they could not be deported unless another country could be found willing to take them, or until the UK could obtain from their home country treaty-like assurances capable of persuading SIAC that there was no real risk of their being ill-treated on return. At the time of the proceedings the Government was in fact negotiating to secure such assurances, but it chose not to disclose this to the Lords.\nIndeed, the Attorney General chose not to argue, at all, that the detention was authorized and lawful under Schedule 3 because it was only \u201cpending deportation\u201d, and lawful under art. 5 of the Convention as \u201caction \u2026 being taken with a view to deportation\u201d. Moreover, he did not to put before the Lords the two-month old decision of the Australian High Court that indefinite detention pending deportation is lawful if and only if, and while, steps are actively being taken to make the deportation possible (by finding a country made safe enough, if need be by credible agreements with the deporting Government). Instead, he chose to concede that the detention was contrary to art. 5 of the Convention, reserving his right to withdraw the concession in another place (presumably the Strasbourg Court, assuming he won in the House of Lords!).\nThis strange concession[25] allowed counsel for the several groups of detainees and for intervening NGOs to represent s. 23 of the 2001 statute as simply authorizing indefinite detention of foreigners while leaving undetained all the UK nationals equally suspect of terrorism and threatening to national security; so the detention was both irrationally pointless and discriminatory. Counsel, followed by each of the seven-strong majority, treated the appellant detainees as, in Lady Hale\u2019s words, \u201cforeigners [who] are only being detained because they cannot be deported. They are just like a British national who cannot be deported\u201d.[26] (Deportation of nationals was excluded by our law long ago.) On this basis, that majority issued a declaration under s. 4 of the Human Rights Act 1998 that s. 23 of the 2001 Act was incompatible with the ECHR\u2019s articles about liberty and non-discrimination.\nNow s. 3 of the Human Rights Act commands judges not to issue such a s. 4 declaration of incompatibility without first interpreting the allegedly incompatible statutory provision \u201cin a way which is compatible with the Convention rights so far as it is possible to do so\u201d. Was such a reading of s. 23 possible? Indeed it was! Was it attempted? No. Was s. 3\u2019s command to the judges mentioned in the case? Not at all, it appears. This further silent concession by the Attorney General should not of course, in my opinion, have deflected the House of Lords from attending to s. 3\u2019s command, as they very frequently and sometimes surprisingly energetically do in other cases.[27] Yes, it is the Attorney-General making concessions about legislation promoted by his own Government, but these are not Tudor proclamations, and we live under a constitution shaped by the Case of Proclamations and the Glorious Revolution: Parliament not Her Majesty\u2019s Government makes the laws and it is they not any of her ministers who define the law that it is the duty of the Court to apply.\nThe reading of s. 23 that makes it compatible with the Convention is the reading suggested (I would say compelled) by its own reference to Schedule 3 of the Immigration Act: the detention must be \u201cpending deportation\u201d. In a part of s. 23 (a short section) somehow never quoted anywhere in the reported arguments or any judgment, s. 23 itself says that the Schedule 3 detention to which it refers is detention \u201cpending deportation\u201d! So s. 23 is about detention that, in art. 5(1)(f) words must be and remain \u201cwith a view to deportation\u201d.[28] So the Lords should simply have declared that in every three monthly hearing under the 2001 Act, the Home Secretary would have to satisfy SIAC that he was still taking steps to deport these men, was in good faith negotiating with their home government and/or with other governments. There must be no question of indefinitely detaining them because they are foreigners, unlike their fellow terrorist suspects who happen to be UK citizens. By the terms of the 2001 statute itself even before you get to HRA s. 3\u2019s interpretative command, the detention must be because their deportation is possible, not because (in the words of all the Law Lords bewitched by counsel) it is impossible.\nNo trace of any of this line of thought appears in the hundreds of pages of argument and judgment. The magisterial judgment of Lord Bingham is, like the six agreeing with it, as misconceived as the judgments of Lord Reid in the 1975 attempts case, of Lord Scarman in its 1978 successor, and of Lord Bridge in 1985, until he and all accepted in 1986 that it was all a complete mistake \u2014 as everyone has agreed ever since. Even more than in those cases, the Belmarsh Prisoners miscarriage is a triumph of skillful but at bottom sophistical advocacy, aided in this case (unlike those) by misconceived strategies and concessions by the Government. The solitariness of the respondent team, unreinforced by any intervener NGOs, might have suggested to the Court some duty to look behind their concessions, even if it were not the case that s. 3 of the Human Rights Act speaks directly to the Court. But it did not \u2014 another manifestation of built-in problems with the exercise of judicial power on complex issue going wide in their constitutional, political and human implications.\nThis sort of constitutionally dubious exercise of judicial power nearly happened again last year, in Nicklinson v DPP[29] when the Supreme Court, again nine-strong for the occasion, got close to declaring the Suicide Act 1961-2009 partly incompatible with the European Convention right to private life, omitting to note anywhere in the many long judgments that the Suicide Act is wholly compatible with Convention rights (and the UK\u2019s Convention obligations) as they have been authoritatively declared by the highest organ of the Convention, the Strasbourg Court \u2014 with the result that a certificate or declaration of incompatibility would be misleading unless on its face it carefully informed Parliament that the certified incompatibility was not with Convention rights, meaning rights under or by virtue of the Convention, but only with rights which the Human Rights Act somehow allows our judiciary to discover and then label \u2018Convention rights\u2019. Moreover, I respectfully think the leading judgment, in establishing a framework for analysis accepted or left unchallenged in all the eight other judgments, was simply erroneous in taking the Strasbourg judgment as ruling simply or primarily that the Suicide Act is within the member States\u2019 margin of appreciation (their zone of discretion, so to speak). In truth, the Strasbourg Court, though mentioning the margin of appreciation, squarely followed the unanimous House of Lords in finding that the Suicide Act, even in its application to cases identical to those in Nicklinson, is compatible with the Convention rights to life and to private life \u2014 compatible by reason of the rights of all the vulnerable who would be put at risk were the law to allow the exceptions sought by the applicants.\nThese reflections on several decisions by our highest courts help illustrate other theses I want to propose tonight. Here is a set of negative theses.\n6. The content of our constitution was not and is not established by the judges, though it could not and cannot be established without their ratification. Lord Steyn\u2019s dictum in Jackson v Attorney General that the judges created the supremacy of Parliament [\u201cthe supremacy of Parliament is still the general principle of our constitution. The judges created this principle\u201d] should be simply rejected, along with its suggested corollary that what they created they can abolish. What Coke was doing in The Case of Proclamations did not become part of the constitution until it was adopted by the polity, by a process that includes the Petition of Right he drew up for his fellow MPs to present to the King in 1628, the civil war Parliament and then the Glorious Revolution enforced by the Dutch navy and armed forces helping install a partly Dutch royal house and the constitutional settlement of the Bill of Rights 1689 and the Act of Succession 1701 securing a Hanoverian monarchy and judicial security of tenure. Judicial adoption of these rules has been essentially, and reasonably, retrospective. It is only a necessary not a sufficient condition for their inclusion in our constitution.\nJust as the rule of law is not the rule of judges but includes the judicial power to adjudicate according to law, so too judicial power is not a power to remake the constitution.\n7. It is not true that the courts are the forum of rights and principle, and the legislature the forum of interests or welfare.\n8. It is not the case that the legislature is to promote the will of the majority and the courts to protect minorities.\nEach of that pair of thoughts, much promoted by my old colleague Ronald Dworkin, misapprehends both sides of the contrast. Legislatures ought to be constantly concerned with both the legal and the moral rights of all within the protection and obligation of their enactments. Courts ought to be constantly concerned to uphold the legal rights of the parties before them, whether there stands behind one or other of them vast numbers of others in like case, or very few.\nMajority rule prevails in legislative assemblies, but only rather imperfectly in elections, and even within legislatures free from all tactical voting, whipping, corrupt dealing, and intimidation \u2014 the prevalence of which is presumed and greatly exaggerated in law school talk \u2014 it is a plain and mathematically demonstrable fact that the majority can perfectly fairly be in the minority on a majority of divisions. (That is equally possible in an appellate court of more than four judges.) Normally, majority rule is quite unlike the rule of some monolithic block such as a racial majority united in steady determination to rule without due regard to a racial minority. Likewise in the wider community. Thus, talk such as Dworkin\u2019s (or among his followers among American judges and counsel) about majorities and their interests and policies opposed to minorities with their rights is usually a mask for ignoring the reasons for the view favoured \u2014 after all, one person at a time \u2014 by the majority, reasons which may be as concerned with rights, dignity and fairness as this or that minorities.[30] And very often, as in modern discrimination and other human rights law cases, the responsibility of the legislature and of the court is to identify which interest of which minority is entitled to prevail over which competing minority interest and thus be recognized as truly a right not merely an interest. Often, and to an extent not yet adequately acknowledged, I think, this identification should end not in a straight trumping but in an accommodation of the competing minority interests/rights. Mostly this is appropriately a matter for accountable legislative decision. And here the overarching review functions assigned to or appropriated by judicial tribunals are assigned or assumed inappropriately, for the backward-looking structure of judicial proceedings and action leaves it largely unfitted for intelligently envisaging upon new vistas and acting upon them without unfairness to the parties. I say a bit more about that soon, when offering a few thoughts about \u2018proportionality\u2019, now the main engine of human rights law and constitutional rights adjudication.\nAnd, more basically: as the good-hearted old judge Escalus says more than once in Measure for Measure (though in somewhat different words), when you\u2019re about to be robbed or worse, you\u2019re not then, when it matters, in a majority \u2014 but a minority of one. Everybody knows this, but Bacon thought it worth reminding judges of this most basic responsibility of theirs, all the same.\n9. In maturely self-determined polities with a discursively deliberative legislature, it is not wise to require or permit judges to exercise the essentially non-judicial responsibility of overriding or even of condemning legislation for its not being \u201cnecessary\u201d, or for its \u201cdisproportionality\u201d, relative to open-ended rights and the needs of a democratic society.\nThat is the responsibility that became a subject of judicial power when the ECHR\u2019s enforcement was made a matter no longer for dealings between its member states, but primarily for the Convention\u2019s court in Strasbourg. And the responsibility was conferred on the courts in this country when the Human Rights Act 1998 made most of the Convention\u2019s provisions justiciable directly in our law. Ineptly, the Convention\u2019s text, having announced broad and vague \u201crights\u201d such as \u201cto private life\u201d, proceeds to declare that they can rightly be \u201cinterfered with\u201d or \u201crestricted\u201d in their \u201cexercise\u201d only when that is \u201cnecessary\u201d in \u201ca democratic society\u201d, \u201cin the interests of\u201d for example \u201cnational security, public safety or the economic wellbeing of the country, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health or morals, or for the protection of the rights and freedoms of others\u201d. Not only is it (1) inept to say that the right is interfered with when the restrictions are justified \u2014 an ineptitude insufficiently repaired by saying that then the right is \u201cengaged\u201d; for in truth, one\u2019s interest in such a good (or domain) as private life is only properly a right in those areas, matters and actions left free from the proper measures for preventing crime, protecting health and so on. One has no right of speaking incitement to murder or of private car-bomb construction. But moreover (2), the Convention\u2019s demand that these right-defining restrictions be \u201cnecessary\u201d is absurdly excessive. We can always imagine getting by without any restriction (and just submitting to accepting the loss and damage), or think up some restriction different from the one under challenge and apt for the same purpose. So, no particular restrictive rule is itself necessary. To escape this built- in absurdity, courts responsible for applying the Convention have plucked from some rather shady areas of German theology and law the idea of proportionate (and therefore justified) interferences.\n\u201cProportionate\u201d suggests a far more rigorous algorithm of criteria than is in fact or law available. The very considerable imprecision is manifested by the fact that after operating for about a decade with a three-step process of assessment, our courts have in the last few years suddenly taken to deploying four steps, and visibly treat the new, fourth step as in practice the most important of them all (despite its novelty!). The old set comprised (1) a legitimate aim or end, (2) means effective for that end, with (3) the smallest negative side-impact on other rights/interests. The recent addition is of (4) \u201cproportionality in the strict sense\u201d, meaning that \u201call things considered\u201d the pursuit of this aim (by these means) is reasonable, having regard not only to the harm done by the measure\u2019s side-effects but also to the harm that would be done by not pursuing the aim at all, or at any rate by these or comparable means. All these criteria, and most obviously the suddenly popular fourth one, involve matters of fact (including counter-factuals) and evaluative opinion in which legal learning is of little assistance and forensically ascertainable evidence is unavailable. Though judicial competence can be deployed in applying a proportionality test to some classes of executive decision within the context of a dense web of legal rules (whether legislative or common law in origin) and culturally and conventionally established expectations, there is little or nothing judicial \u2014 nothing law applying \u2014 about assessments of proportionality in relation to rights such as those in the ECHR, when these assessments are made by courts coming fresh to them in the context of general legislative or legislatively approved arrangements for social life.\nThe resultant arbitrariness is well illustrated by the Strasbourg Court\u2019s proportionality assessments of the law disenfranchising convicted prisoners while in prison. This law was declared in Hirst No. 2 to be a disproportionate interference with the individual\u2019s right to vote which the Court read into the Convention provision that member states shall hold \u201cfree elections\u201d.[31] The Court, over the protests of a strong dissenting minority, claimed to accept the legitimacy of the English rule\u2019s twin aims: promotion of civic responsibility by linking exercise of social rights with acceptance of social duties; and enhancement of the essential retributive rationale of punishment by accompanying the retributive deprivation of liberty with pro rata punitive deprivation of the right to have a say in making rules of the kind violated by the convicted prisoner. But when purporting to assess the proportionality of disenfranchisement as a means, the Court paid the ends (these aims) no attention whatever. It silently substituted its own end or aim: the protection of democratic society against activities intended to destroy the rights or freedoms set forth in the Convention \u2026 by an individual who has seriously abused a public position or whose conduct threatened to undermine the rule of law or democratic foundations. The judgment could then effortlessly hold that disenfranchising imprisoned burglars, muggers, rapists and non-terrorist murderers is quite disproportionate to the end it had dreamed up in place of the statutory ends it had pretended to accept. Along the way, the judgment made two other moves familiar from the patterns of judicial reasoning in the impossible-attempt cases: it helped itself to its conclusion by assuming it as a premise, treating as an axiom that a sentence of imprisonment involves forfeiture of no other right besides liberty. And it anaesthetized itself with rhetoric about a \u201cblanket ban\u201d, disproportionate simply because \u201cgeneral, automatic, and indiscriminate\u201d. But every legal rule covers like a blanket the range of persons, acts and matters that it its terms pick out and deal with. The British disenfranchisement is in its character or type no more blanket, general or automatic than a rule disqualifying all persons sentenced to 10 years of more for homicide. And so far from being indiscriminate in character, our law in its operation selects among persons convicted of crime only eight per cent \u2014 the eight per cent sentenced to imprisonment.\nThis outstandingly confused application of proportionality doctrine was in fact abandoned in 2010 in favour of a much tougher ruling against all disenfranchisement of convicts save one-by-one, by a judge, for offences against elections or democracy: Frodl v Austria. So leading counsel for one of the successfully intervening NGOs in Belmarsh wrote in the Times on election day 2010, this is an unlawful General Election since virtually all our 80,000 convicted prisoners are entitled under the Convention to vote. But in 2012 the Strasbourg Court (Grand Chamber again as in Hirst) set aside the Frodl doctrine and in Scoppola v Italy upheld Italy\u2019s blanket legislatively not judicially selected ban on voting by convicts sentenced to more than five years \u2014 indeed a lifetime ban, subject to judicial review. Asked by the UK to accordingly reverse its Hirst decision, the Court refused, largely on the grounds that it should not go back on its own decisions, even if it had substantially gone back on all the reasoning.\nProportionality doctrine is inherently incapable of justifying judicial declarations that there is a legally and therefore judicially discernible line between a blanket ban like Italy\u2019s and a blanket ban like England\u2019s. Each has the same rational basis, and only an exercise of legislative power can make a choice between such rationally and legally acceptable alternatives. If a court is given the power to declare such a line, it is being given a power that is inherently legislative, not judicial. This was shown with scrupulous care in 2011, by Justice Heydon[32] (bencher of this Inn and alumnus of University College Oxford), in a dissenting judgment in the High Court of Australia\u2019s first appeal involving the State of Victoria\u2019s Charter of Rights. I pause to say that his judgments characteristically show, to my mind, the exercise of judicial power in authentic, admirable form, requiring of the judge meticulous, unremitting attention to the facts as properly pleaded or established; to the procedural architecture; to the arguments the parties made and sometimes those that might well have made by them and can now be considered without unfairness or surprise; to the applicable rules of law in their detail, nuance, and clarifying relation to principle; and to our law\u2019s principles themselves, though with prudent caution against the seductions of premature or sophistical simplicities and rhetoric; along with independence of mind, strong against lazy groupthink inside the court and the pressures of power and opinion outside it.[33] And despite all I have said tonight, these virtues are of course in evidence in many courts, and are a foundation of that workmanlike rule of law which has underpinned the markets of an entrepreneurial society and has made \u2018English law\u2019 and by implication English courts, and judges and counsel as arbitrators, the favoured choice of law and jurisdiction in contracts all over the world. But to go back to proportionality: this 2011 judgment of Justice Heydon shows in detail how Victoria\u2019s Charter (modeled on statutes like our Human Rights Act) requires the court to assess legislation\u2019s proportionality by rights-related criteria so many, vague, diverse if not conflicting, and so open-ended to views about the future that the judge can only be exercising a parallel or overriding legislative, and not judicial power.[34]\nI would add only that what is wrong with conferring that power, even in the watered-down form of a declaration leaving a statute in force until repealed, is that when the court draws the legislative line, its constitutional status and jurisdiction obliges it to claim or imply that it is simply echoing and transmitting the voice of the law \u2014 our law as it was laid down in the past. In fact it (or some earlier judicial decision on the same point) is making a choice for the whole community\u2019s future, but without responsibility for that future or answerability for the choice. The claim or implication that it is choosing by applying our law is make-believe, as is the claim to be better equipped than the legislature to make such a choice. The true legislators are then forced either to go along with this make-believe and accept the humiliating status of violators setting right their violations of human rights, or to reject the judicial finding and be taken by the people to be claiming to know the law better than the judges. This is corrupting of constitutional understanding all round.\nAustralia, which has as a federal nation done entirely without constitutionally stated rights for 115 years, made the choice not to entrust this inappropriate kind of power to judges, but to trust themselves and the legislatures they elect. (Victoria and one small federal territory are the only exceptions and very novel ones.) Australia, I would say, has done easily as well as countries under judicially enforceable or even judicially declarable human rights, and has kept its legislative and judicial discourse authentic, largely uncluttered with this sort of make-believe and confusion of roles, responsibilities and competences.\nLeaving aside the results, anyone who reads those of the opinions in our Supreme Court in Nicklinson that question the proportionality of the Suicide Act\u2019s prohibition of assisting suicide (and in two cases try to draft or sketch an alternative), and who then reads the debates on the same matter in the House of Lords and the House of Commons subsequent to Nicklinson, should, and I think will conclude, that, although few if any of the legislators had attended to or read and gained from the Nicklinson judgments, the overall quality of the legislators\u2019 engagement with the issues truly at stake, one way and the other, was, in each of the Houses, hugely superior. The learning deployed in the judgments is simply not well adapted to getting to the issues the resolution of which will affect the community\u2019s whole life in the ways that either retaining or amending that law does.\n10. In maturely self-determined polities with a discursively deliberative legislature, it is not wise to allow courts to constitute themselves roving law reform commissions like the ECHR, the ECJ, SCOTUS and SCC, and increasingly the UKSC. That doctrine that these courts articulate to explain and justify doing so is that the Constitution or Convention or other instrument that they are responsible for applying is a living tree (the Canadian phrase)[35] or living instrument (the ECHR phrase).\nFor judges to apply old (as in \u2018year-old\u2019 or \u2018century-old\u2019) statutes, constitutions or treaty-conventions to new situations and conditions is right, provided the new situation or condition falls within the categories picked out by the propositions expressed in the statute or other instrument, even if the new instances of those categories were not envisaged at the time of enactment. But it is wrong, I believe, for judges to apply newly current \u2018values\u2019 (ideas about good and bad, right(s) and wrong(s)) to ensure that an old situation \u2014 \u2018old\u2019 because the instrument\u2019s original makers intended their instrument to deal with that kind of situation (whether by inclusion or exclusion) in a certain way \u2014 will now be dealt with in a way that is new and incompatibly different. And the latter (new answer to old kind of situation) is what is meant or connoted by \u2018living instrument\u2019, even though the verbal explanation of that phrase usually given represents it as the former (new kind of situation/conditions). The constant (though not quite invariable) lack of candour or transparency in stating what is meant by \u201cliving instrument\u201d is confirmation of my belief that the one is appropriate, the other not.\nThe Strasbourg Court began using the phrase to account for its rulings in April 1978, but it began giving rulings of this novel kind in February 1975: Golder v UK. There the three dissenting judges, especially Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice, elaborately demonstrated that the contracting states certainly intended that the Convention\u2019s art. 6 guarantee of a right to fair methods of trial would not guarantee a Convention right of access to a court, the right declared by the majority in Golder. This was the first of many such decisions, finding in the Convention rights which, as both Lord Sumption and Lady Hale have put it in learned lectures, we know from the negotiation documents the signatory states \u201cdefinitely did not intend to grant\u201d or \u201cpositively intended not to grant\u201d.[36] For example, in 1981, the Court outlawed the key parts of UK \u2018closed shop\u2019 union law, although it is utterly clear, and not denied by the Court, that the Convention was carefully drafted so as to leave those provisions intact. In the voting cases culminating in Hirst, the Court appealed to the negotiating documents to establish that the Convention intended an individually enforceable right to vote, but ignored the negotiating documents that establish even more clearly that the Convention deliberately did not guarantee universal suffrage.\nThe great monument to living instrument interpretation is the Strasbourg Court\u2019s creation of a huge body of rights of asylum law, in the context of a Convention quite certainly intended to contain no right to asylum. This body of law has been created by way of living-instrument interpretation of art. 3\u2019s prohibition of torture and inhuman or degrading treatment. In my contribution to the recent book I mentioned, I trace in detail both the origins and meaning of the living instrument doctrine, and the cases transforming art. 3 into a right not to be returned to a country where the returnee might be ill-treated in any of those three ways. It all culminates in the remarkable 2011 case Hirsi Jamaa, an important cause (among complex causes) of today\u2019s migration crisis.[37] There the Grand Chamber unanimously outlawed all and any policies like Italy\u2019s policy, agreed with Libya, of \u2018pushing back\u2019 migrant boats with their occupants to the country of departure. If such boats might contain among the hundreds aboard even a handful of persons, or one person, who might be at real risk, if returned to Libya, of being sent from Libya to some country where he might be at real risk of degrading or other ill-treatment from the Government or, actually, from anyone, then all boat\u2019s passengers must be allowed to land in Italy. And this, the Court insists in its usual bland, inexplicit way, is an exceptionless rule, an absolute, from which there can be no derogation even if the life of the nation were to be certainly imperilled by the importation of ebola or other plague, or of uncountable numbers of terrorists, or others, intent on overthrowing by force, or numbers, the state and the Convention.\nThe Court\u2019s living interpretation of art. 3 jams the door open. Yet the records of the drafting of the Refugee Convention just after the completion of the European Convention on Human Rights, by essentially the same founding states, make it as clear as could possibly be that all the states which indicated their intentions intended to exclude from the Refugee Convention anything that might prevent them closing their borders to mass migration from any country.[38]\nIt is certain that art. 3 was intended, surely rightly, to exclude from the conduct of its member states and their agents, absolutely and exceptionlessly \u2014 even if the nation and its life were in peril \u2014 every subjection of anyone to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment. But it is also certain that if you think that what an exceptionless moral norm prohibits should extend beyond what the acting person or group intends, and so you try to make the norm exceptionlessly prohibit also whatever that person or group foresees as a side-effect of their acts, you will make the norm self-contradictory. For if one decides to comply with the norm and not engage in the norm-specified conduct, because engaging in it might or would cause (as a side effect) harm or risk of forbidden harm, one\u2019s decision may equally foreseeably cause (as a side effect) precisely the same or worse kind of harm or risk of harm. One can control what one intends in a way one cannot control the side-effects of what one chooses, especially if the side effects involve the choices of other persons. This is well known to philosophers, whether like me they accept that there are some moral absolutes or like utilitarians and sceptics they deny that there are any true moral absolutes. But the Strasbourg Court, incredibly, has used the absoluteness of art. 3 as a ground, not for narrowing its application to acts intending the forbidden, so as to avoid self-contradiction, but rather as a ground for extending its exceptionless obligations from negative to affirmative and then almost without limit, forcing states to make extremely risky decisions to allow entry (or to permit staying after entry) lest a wholly unintended risk be created by their action. The risk creation forbidden by the Court is to the applicant; the risk thereby created by the Court (and any state compliant with it) is to the State\u2019s citizens, visible to the Court, if at all, only as an undifferentiated mass \u2014 despite their one-by-one fate if and when the Court-imposed risk materialises.\nBut the point tonight is only that this is all judicial legislation, an abuse (as the oft-dissenting British judge Fitzmaurice demonstrated time and again) even when the stakes are nothing like as high. The crisis that European countries are beginning to live is one for which the Strasbourg Court, as is rarely recalled, has a substantial responsibility. Its errors are no comedy, but a kind of nemesis. From this no court of error or appeal, nor any other means of liberation, has been made available or even specifically proposed as yet. It is not a nemesis that my argument relies upon, but it should not be passed over in silence, easier though that would be for us all, here and now.\nSo I am reaching the end without entering at all into any of the concrete questions currently up for deliberation and argument, about changing our arrangements in relation to the important courts, treaties and statutes I have mentioned. The modern features of the exercise of judicial responsibility go wider, and it\u2019s good to reflect on and discuss them frankly.\nThinking about the future of judicial power, on the basis primarily of the social capital of our own legal, civil and political culture (main elements of which are mirrored for us, far and wide in the world), there is much that might be said and I make only one or two inter-related remarks at this late stage. The judicial independence that was so imperilled from outside in the days of Coke and Bacon was, a century later in 1701, made secure against executive power, in return for an implicit acknowledgement of three things: (1) The supremacy of Parliament\u2019s legislative power over, directly, both the executive and the existing law \u2014 and thus, indirectly, over the responsible bearers of judicial power. The famous concluding phrases of Bacon\u2019s essay on judicature are to apply in an adjusted way: judges are to be \u201clions under the throne\u201d with \u201cthe throne\u201d now understood in line with the now settled, complex, balanced resolution of the seventeenth century\u2019s constitutional conflicts: the Crown in Parliament. (2) The constitutional struggles were won by those who contested the power of the King, of his ministers and of his judges, just to the extent that those royal executive and judicial powers threatened the historic constitution that Coke (and his fifteenth century master the scholar-judge John Fortescue) traced back to Magna Carta. The constitutional settlement made changes, but they were sincerely in the name of restoration and of the historic rights of English men and women (which become the rights of the whole people of the realm, and were carried with them when they formed settlements abroad). (3) This people, unlike many others, thus resolved that in its constitution that supreme power which inevitably carries with it the risk that it may be exercised unwisely or unjustly would for all purposes, and unambiguously, be located in the Crown in Parliament. (3) Within that framework \u2014 respect for historic rights is entrusted to Parliamentary authority, and under that authority to the judges \u2014 the newly independent judges are to be lions: fearless upholders of law in face of every private or public blandishment or pressure. That complex, balanced constitutional settlement was hard won. Its merits are confirmed, I suggest, by continued experience, including not only some that I have recalled this evening, home-grown or nearby, but also some at a distance \u2014 of alternatives such as the American or now the Canadian, where the constitutional power and self-confidence of supreme courts noticeably and it seems increasingly outruns their competence and care. The merits of our basic constitutional settlement are decreasingly accepted, and decreasingly well understood, certainly in the legal academy, and I think at the bar, and (I sense and sometimes see) on the bench. While there is healthy talk of differing institutional competences, it needs to be accompanied by assessments of the judicial competence and responsibility that are really balanced, and attentive to the fundamental constitution-shaping political, normative fact that everyone, each of us living our lives across time, is a minority in need of justice and representation.\nWhy, then, is the drift everywhere towards the subjection of legislative power, directly or indirectly, to judicial power? Why do many judges in many jurisdictions ever more confidently give judgments assuming the roles of constitution makers and legislators? Answers must remain speculative; the causes are various. One cause is hidden in that word \u201cjurisdiction\u201d I used just then when I meant countries, political and civic communities of households, families, people. Discourse in law schools and courts increasingly locates its participants in a universe of standards of correct thought and decision, and of the incorrect and unacceptable, which are generated and shared among persons who speak as if they were nowhere in particular. And they can carry on this discourse, and make, commend or recommend the corresponding judicial decisions for whole countries and sets of countries with amazingly little pushback by those whom our constitutions still firmly designate as the makers of the law that shapes its people\u2019s future. Why is some pushback in order?\nWhy was and is that historic constitutional distribution of responsibilities sound?\nOne way of putting a sound answer is this. Pushback, seeking to adaptively restore that constitutional distribution, is timely and fitting because the members of a properly functioning legislature, chosen by persons who (with their families) will be affected, have to look each other in the eye, even while they are deciding, with no pretence that their decision is anything other than what it is: their personal choice of one kind of future, in preference to all others, for themselves, their fellow legislators, and the people they represent and live among. They do not (and cannot) make the claim that bearers of judicial power must at least profess: that this decision of ours about the law merely or essentially conveys (transmits into the present and the future) positions that have already been settled by our law and are found in it by a learned art (Coke\u2019s \u201cartificial reason\u201d) called interpretation, applying commitments made (at least in principle) back in the past. Or interpreting and applying commitments made (it is professed) over there in a haze of \u2018global law\u2019, made how or by whom no-one really can say, but identifiable and professable as rights and standards even by scholars and judges who in another conversation, eye to eye, might well admit their doubt or denial that there is really any moral right or wrong \u2014their belief that no value judgments are true: all are \u2018subjective\u2019.\nThat discourse community \u2014 or academic, NGO, judicial echo chamber \u2014 treats as strangers the legislators in merely local assemblies such as national Parliaments, and the politicians taken to be persons who are unskilled in that learned discourse\u2019s latest tropes and precepts, and who fail to measure themselves against the standards of esteem or disesteem that prevail in a given decade in that community or echo chamber. There is urgent need for legislators who have retained or regained their sense of constitutional place and legitimacy, and who are aware that this whole style and movement of global juridical discourse and judicial reformism is \u2014 like judicial process even at its best \u2014 a defective, inferior way for a historically constitutionally minded people to take responsibility for its own future.\nLegislators, and scholars and commentators who understand the lessons of our history, should also be aware \u2014 as I have outlined some of the evidence for holding \u2014 that contemporary expansionist adjudication constantly results in judgments which by legal learning\u2019s own standards are shipwrecks, not because novel in their results but because, by those very standards of legal (including constitutional) learning, they are fallacious.\nLegislators and commentators need to be aware, and scholars (despite their rather monochrome political preferences) need more frankly to admit, that judicial judgments about legislative proportionality or programmatic rights are bound to flawed, and often very deeply flawed, even \u2014 or perhaps especially \u2014 when they are reconceived, not so much as final judgments resolving disputes between parties, but as would-be contributions to an ongoing legislative conversation or \u2018dialogue\u2019.\nFinally, we all, lawyers and non-lawyers alike, should be aware how much work we indispensably need the courts and their judges to do, as (I said) they have long done, so that in fidelity to real law applied to proven or admitted facts, they even-handedly restrain those individuals and groups who wield any of the many, many kinds of private or public power \u2014 including the power of media pressure, groupthink and ostracism \u2014 to keep them within the specific bounds and measures of our genuinely established law\u2019s settled commitments, and to compensate those who have been unlawfully wronged. Until the slow fever of judicial expansionism is cooled, doing justice according to law will call in a special way for something else, which Dyson Heydon\u2019s Inner Temple lecture on judicial independence put in words of Lord Bingham: \u201cJudicial independence involves independence from one\u2019s colleagues.\u201d\n[1] And in the circumstances of the second of its known performances, which was exactly 10 years later to the day, at the court of the new King, 28 December 1604\n[2] Bacon, probably (I would argue) involved in the commissioning of Shakespeare for this occasion, had been on the commission oyer et terminer which on 26 August 1588, a week after the official celebration of the victory over the Armada on 29 July, resulted in the death sentence on Hugh Moore, another member of this Inn, hanged two days later in Lincoln\u2019s Inn Fields, for (in the words of an official certificate) \u201cbeing reconciled to the See of Rome by one Thomas Stevenson a Jesuit\u201d (papers of Sir John Puckering, Harleian MSS 6846, p. 353; 6996 f. 659; see J.H. Pollen, Unpublished Documents relating to the English Martyrs, (CRS 5, 1908), 158).\n[3] And for the hand of the wealthy widow, Lady Hatton, who became Coke\u2019s second wife, after determined suit for her hand by Bacon.\n[4] He spent the remaining five years of his life (down to its last week) living in some obscurity in his chambers at No. 1 Gray\u2019s Inn Square, working hard and effectively on his great philosophical, scientific, historical, theological and literary projects.\n[5] The title of his c. 1625 (? c. 1612) Latin version of the essay is De officio Judicis (first published 1638) (essay 54, in the 1625 English ed. no. 56). On the chronological and other relations between the English and Latin versions of the Essays, see the fine introduction by Dana Sutton to his online edition of the latter: http://www.philological.bham.ac.uk/essays/intro.html. On Bacon as jurist, see above all Daniel R. Coquillette, Francis Bacon (Jurists: Profiles in Legal Theory) (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1992).\n[6] White [or Frost] v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police [1999] 2 AC 455, 500.\n[7] Haughton v Smith [1975] AC 476 at 500 (also known as R v Smith (Roger)).\n[8] \u201cThe House of Lords on Impossible Attempts\u201d, in Colin Tapper (ed.), Crime, Proof and Punishment: Essays in Memory of Sir Rupert Cross (London: Butterworth, 1981); reprinted as essay 17 in H.L.A. Hart, Essays on Jurisprudence and Philosophy (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1983).\n[9] Criminal Attempts Act 1981 Act s. 1(1): If, with intent to commit an offence to which this section applies, a person does an act which is more than merely preparatory to the commission of the offence, he is guilty of attempting to commit the offence.\n(3) In any case where \u2013 (a) apart from this subsection a person\u2019s intention would not be regarded as having amounted to an intent to commit an offence; but (b) if the facts of the case had been as he believed them to be, his intention would be so regarded, then, for the purposes of subsection (1) above, he shall be regarded as having had an intent to commit that offence.\n[10] Law Commission, A Criminal Code for England and Wales, Law Com. No. 177 (17 April 1989), vol. I app. A, p.\nThe four Commissioners included the future Lords Justices Beldam and Buxton LJJ, and the future Lady Hale SJC.\n[11] Anderton v Ryan [1985] AC 560, decided 9 May 1985.\n[12] See [1985] AC at 571 (Lord Edmund Davies, dissenting) and 567 (Hytner, counsel for the accused).\n[13] R v Shivpuri [1987] AC 1, decided 15 May 1986.\n[14] Thus DPP v Nock [1978] AC 979 at 983 per Lord Scarman, recalling and developing dicta of Lord Reid in Haughton v Smith [1975] AC 475 at 500.\n[15] Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v Casey, 505 U.S. 833, 846 (1992).\n[16] Lewis v AG Jamaica [2001] AC 50.\n[17] John Finnis, \u201cInvoking the Principle of Legality against the Rule of Law\u201d [2010] New Zealand Law Review 601-616 (and in Richard Ekins (ed.), Modern Challenges to the Rule of Law (Wellington: LexisNexis, 2010) 129-42).\n[18] Purdy v DPP [2009] UKHL 45; [2010] 1 AC 345 at [40], Lord Hope.\n[20] \u201c23 (1) A suspected international terrorist may be detained under a provision specified in subsection (2) despite the fact that his removal or departure from the United Kingdom is prevented (whether temporarily or indefinitely) by \u2014\na point of law which wholly or partly relates to an international agreement, or a practical consideration.\n(2) The provisions mentioned in subsection (1) are \u2014\nparagraph 16 of Schedule 2 to the Immigration Act 1971 (c. 77) (detention of persons liable to examination or removal), and\nparagraph 2 of Schedule 3 to that Act (detention pending deportation).\u201d (emphases added)\n[21] See n22 below.\n[22] All he said in argument was: \u201cSince the Secretary of State would wish to deport the appellants when he can do so compatibly with the United Kingdom\u2019s obligations under article 3 of the European Convention\u2026, he reserves his position that their detention is in any event compatible with article 5(1)(f) and derogation under article 15 is unnecessary.\u201d [2005] 2 A.C. at 84. But the Government\u2019s Printed Case in the Lords had said, at the relevant point: \u201cIf [the derogation [from Article 5(1)(f) HRA] was not [a valid derogation under Article 15 HRA], the Appellants will succeed in their claim for a declaration of incompatibility between [s. 23 ATCS Act] and the (unmodified) right in Article 5(1)\u2026.\u201d (emphasis added). That is concession, and explicable only by oversight of each of the braces (and of the Australian decision pretty squarely on point: Al-Kateb v Godwin [2004] HCA 37, (2004) 219 C.L.R. 562 (6 August 2004)). The Lords treated it as exempting them from any need to consider the relevant parts of s. 23 and the Human Rights Act 1998 \u2014 the parts an examination of which was a necessary condition to responsibly (let alone correctly) exercising their power to make a declaration of incompatibility.\n[23] All concerned were, one senses, at least as interested in having the Government denounced and reined in as a human rights abuser in need of intrusive judicial control as in winning the release of these terrorist suspects.\n[24] John Finnis, \u201cNationality, Alienage and Constitutional Principle\u201d (2007) 123 Law Quarterly Review 417-45.\n[25] If someone objects that perhaps the Government wished to go for broke and win judicial approval of indefinite detention without intent to deport, the response must be that \u201cits own\u201d statute, s. 23, with its own cross-reference \u2014 explicitly repeating the words \u201cpending deportation\u201d \u2014 to Sched. 3 of the Immigration Act, only ever authorised detention pending deportation. And that a statute is in fact not the Government\u2019s, but the Parliament\u2019s. Section 23 should not have been declared incompatible but declared binding on the Home Secretary so that her current intent and effort to deport was and remained a condition precedent to lawfully detaining and retaining in detention.\n[26] A v Home Secretary [2004] UKHL 54; [2005] 2 A.C. 68, [235] (Hale); see also [222] and [228] (Hale); the simplification is also explicit in [9] and [13] (Bingham), [84] (Nicholls), [126] (Hope), [162] and [188] (Rodger), and [210] (Walker).\n[27] Instead, the leading judgment of the presiding Law Lord, Lord Bingham, when retracing the argument on a minor issue about which the Court of Appeal had fleetingly alluded to s. 3 (as indeed, I am informed, counsel for the Government did briefly in the Lords), seems to go out of his way to avoid any mention whatever of s. 3, replacing the Court of Appeal\u2019s allusion to it with a classic common law case about reading down statutory provisions. See para [33] of his judgment and my commentary on this and on all aspects of s. 3\u2019s ghostly presence, in my \u201cNationality, Alienage and Constitutional Principle\u201d, (2007) 123 Law Quarterly Review 417-45 text at fnn. 63-72.\n[28] In Chahal v United Kingdom (1996) 23 EHRR 413, the ECtHR had held that, if action is being taken with due diligence ([113]) with a view to deportation, art. 5(1)(f) does not require that the detention be considered necessary, \u201cfor example to prevent his committing an offence or fleeing\u201d ([112]). It held, moreover, that the proceedings for Chahal\u2019s deportation had been conducted with such diligence that four (indeed, over six) years\u2019 detention of the alien deportee was compatible with art. 5(1)(f). Lord Bingham\u2019s judgment discusses the relevant paragraph of Chahal ([113]) while leaving all this completely unmentioned.\n[29] [2014] UKSC 38; 2015 AC 657 (25 June 2014). See John Finnis, \u201cA British \u2018Convention Right\u2019 to Assistance in Suicide?\u201d (2015) 113 Law Quarterly Review 1-8\n[30] On these issues, and indeed most of the issues in this lecture, see Finnis, \u201cA Bill of Rights for Britain? The Moral of Contemporary Jurisprudence\u201d (Maccabaean Lecture in Jurisprudence) (1985) 71 Proceedings of the British Academy 303\u201431; reprinted as essay 1 in Collected Essays of John Finnis: Volume III (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011), (majority-minority paradox, p. 22).\n[31] Hirst v UK (No 2) [2005] ECHR 681; 6 October 2005 (Grand Chamber).\n[32] Dyson Heydon was of the three Oxford law dons (of Keble, Balliol and Univ) who in 1970 sat the last ever of the old, course-free Bar finals; he did best; we both were called to the Bar in Gray\u2019s Inn Hall that autumn 45 years ago.\n[33] In a lecture on \u201cThreats to Judicial Independence \u2014 The Enemy Within\u201d in the Inner Temple in January 2012, Justice Heydon said: \u201c\u2026judges need a form of independence; the independence to work out and say what they think is right irrespective of what advocates may agree on, what academic lawyers may urge, what pressure groups desire, what media groups demand, what their colleagues seem to think, or what their colleagues want them to say\u2026\u201d It should be said that Heydon speaks there of Lord Bingham as an outstanding judge. And also with admiration of Lord Reid. https://d17g388r7gqnd8.cloudfront.net/2017/08/lecture_dyson.pdf.\n[34] Momcilovic v R [2011] HCA 34, Heydon J. (diss.) at [428]-[432]. See also Francisco Urbina, \u201cA Critique of Proportionality\u201d, (2012) 57 American Journal of Jurisprudence 49-80; John Finnis, \u201cResponse to Harel, Hope and Schwartz\u201d, (2013) 8 Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies 147-66 at 150-52 esp. nn. 7, 12.\n[35] But latterly adopted here: in Brown v Stott [2003] 1 AC 681, 703, Lord Bingham described the ECHR as a \u201cliving tree capable of growth and expansion within its natural limits\u201d.\n[36] See Baroness Hale of Richmond, \u201cWhat are the limits of the evolutive interpretation of the Convention?\u201d, http://echr.coe.int/Documents/Dialogue_2011_ENG.pdf 11-18 at 18:\nWhat are the natural limits to the growth of the living tree? They are not set by the literal meaning of the words used. They are not set by the intentions of the drafters, whether actual or presumed. They are not even set by what the drafters definitely did not intend [n. 49]. But there must be some limits. \u2026. Perhaps there are no real limits. Perhaps the Convention is a magic beanstalk rather than a living tree.\nLord Sumption, \u201cThe Limits of Law\u201d, Sultan Azlan Shah Lecture, Kuala Lumpur, 20 November 2013, p. 8. https://www.supremecourt.uk/docs/speech-131120.pdf [reprinted in N.W. Barber, Richard Ekins and Paul Yowell (eds.) Lord Sumption and the Limits of the Law (Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2016)].\n[37] Hirsi Jamaa v Italy (27765/09) 23 February 2012 (GC, under the presidency of Judge Bratza (UK)).\n[38] As Lord Bingham says in Belmarsh ([69]), \u201cIt is, however, permissible under art. 33(2) of the Refugee Convention to return to his home country a refugee at risk of torture or inhuman treatment in that country\u2026.\u201d. The extensive travaux pr\u00e9paratoires on this, and on the issue of mass migration and \u201crefoulement\u201d are reviewed in John Finnis, \u201cJudicial Law-Making and the \u2018Living\u2019 Instrumentalisation of the ECHR\u201d in Barber, Ekins and Yowell (eds.), Lord Sumption and the Limits of the Law (2016).",
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        "raw_content": "2018-07-16 - Couple films firenado turning into waterspout at wildfire raging along the Colorado River near Blythe (California):\nhttp://www.cnn.com/videos/weather/2018/07/16/water-spout-vortex-firenado-california-river-jnd-orig.cnn\nhttp://www.kcra.com/article/incredible-video-shows-firenado-becoming-waterspout-along-river/22160415\nhttp://www.wtae.com/article/incredible-video-shows-firenado-becoming-waterspout-along-river/22160415\nhttp://globalnews.ca/video/4335239/giant-firenado-turns-into-water-spout-along-colorado-river-in-california\nhttp://www.sott.net/article/391198-Stunning-video-of-wildfire-turning-into-huge-firenado-then-into-waterspout-along-Colorado-River-in-California\n2018-07-16 - Cargo ship bursts into flame near coastal Singapore:\nhttp://www.vesseltracker.com/en/Ships/Salam-Mesra-9353943.html\nhttp://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/ship-fire-near-marina-barrage-put-out-after-5-hours-no-injuries-reported\nhttp://phuketnews.easybranches.com/story/ship-fire-near-marina-barrage-put-out-after-5-hours-no-injuries-reported-414875\nhttp://stomp.straitstimes.com/singapore-seen/ship-catches-fire-near-marina-barrage-flames-extinguished-by-scdf-after-5-hours\nhttp://www.fleetmon.com/maritime-news/2018/23109/container-ship-fire-singapore/\nhttp://maritimebulletin.net/2018/07/17/container-ship-fire-singapore/\n2018-07-17 - At least 10 boats and marine business go up in flames at 11:40 PM in coastal Fernandina Beach (Florida):\nhttp://www.jacksonville.com/news/20180717/fire-consumes-fernandina-beach-marine-building\nhttp://www.wokv.com/news/local/fire-tiger-point-marina-fernandina-beach/JWkw9YK4imE0UVfKI8viEJ/\nhttp://www.news4jax.com/news/florida/nassau-county/fernandina-beach/fire-destroys-local-business-in-fernandina-beach\nhttp://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/local/fire-breaks-out-at-boat-marina-in-fernandina-beach/791675638\nhttp://www.news4jax.com/video/boat-marina-destroyed-in-overnight-fire\nhttp://www.fbnewsleader.com/news/fire-destroys-local-marine-business\nQuote: \"A fire whose glow could be seen all over historic Fernandina Beach gutted a warehouse full of boats overnight.\"\nQuote: \"The state fire marshal estimated 10 to 13 boats were damaged.\"\nNote: Here's a Google Maps link of the area. These are the 649th-659th boats/ships to burn/explode in 2018...\n2018-07-16 - Passenger train engine bursts into flame at station in coastal Kollam (India):\nhttp://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/thiruvananthapuram/engine-of-ananthapuri-express-catches-fire-at-kollam-station/articleshow/65015731.cms\n2018-07-16 - Passenger bus bursts into flame at 4:14 PM on Maesbury Road in Oswestry (Britain):\nhttp://www.bordercountiesadvertizer.co.uk/news/16357668.crews-tackle-bus-fire-in-oswestry/\nhttp://www.facebook.com/OswestryAdvertizer/posts/2190104694356048\n2018-07-16 - Two tractor trailers destroyed by fire at gas station in Lenwood (California):\nhttp://www.truckersnews.com/fire-damages-trucks-truck-stop-in-california/\nhttp://www.vvdailypress.com/news/20180716/fire-toasts-tractor-trailer-gas-pumps-at-lenwood-truck-stop\nhttp://www.vvng.com/2-semi-tractor-trailers-catch-fire-at-gas-pump-during-refueling-in-lenwood/\nQuote: \"A fire tore through a local truck stop and gas station here Monday afternoon, destroying two tractor-trailers and causing heavy damages to the gas station before crews could contain it.\"\n2018-07-16 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on Highway 89 near Vaughn (Montana):\nhttp://www.nbcrightnow.com/story/38658709/semi-truck-carrying-hay-catches-fire-on-hwy-89\nhttp://www.ktvq.com/story/38659164/semi-carrying-hay-catches-fire-on-highway-89\nhttp://www.krtv.com/story/38659164/semi-carrying-hay-catches-fire-on-highway-89\nhttp://www.kxlh.com/story/38659164/semi-carrying-hay-catches-fire-on-highway-89\nhttp://www.facebook.com/abcfoxmt/videos/1644106935716221/\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGE276YN1PE\n2018-07-16 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on I-80 near DuBois (Pennsylvania):\nhttp://connectradio.fm/interstate-80-reopened-tractor-trailer-fire-dubois-july-16/\nhttp://www.thecourierexpress.com/news/tractor-trailer-fire-on-i--closes-road-thursday/image_afaec6cb-2c28-517c-b61c-34453573115e.html\n2018-07-16 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on Route 219 near Limestone (New York):\nhttp://solomonswords.blogspot.com/2018/07/limestone-dispatched-to-truck-fire-on.html\n2018-07-16 - Tractor bursts into flame, fire spreads to 10+ acres of hay, in Ogden (New York):\nhttp://www.whec.com/news/field-fire-shuts-down-colby-street-in-ogden/4990567/\nhttp://13wham.com/news/local/brush-fire-spreads-in-spencerport-after-tractor-catches-fire\nhttp://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/2018/07/16/firefighters-battle-fire-ogden-hay-field/788741002/\nhttp://www.democratandchronicle.com/picture-gallery/news/2018/07/16/hay-field-fire-in-ogden-could-be-seen-for-miles/36914023/\nhttp://www.rochesterfirst.com/news/local-news/large-field-fire-shuts-down-colby-street-in-ogden/1305812869\nhttp://www.rochesterfirst.com/news/video/large-field-fire-shuts-down-rt-531-in-ogden_20180716161813/1305894406\nhttp://twitter.com/emilyrnoonan/status/1018884494667993088\nNote: Also see the home that burned just before 3 AM in Ogden on this day...\n2018-07-16 - Tractor bursts into flame on New Road in Hevingham (Britain):\nhttp://www.northnorfolknews.co.uk/news/large-vehicle-fire-hevingham-the-heath-1-5609639\nhttp://www.edp24.co.uk/news/large-vehicle-fire-hevingham-the-heath-1-5609639\n2018-07-16 - Tractor bursts into flame on Red House Lane in Leiston (Britain), another fire breaks out minutes later nearby:\nhttp://www.ipswichstar.co.uk/news/suffolk-fire-and-rescue-blaze-hill-farm-red-house-lane-leiston-1-5608711\nhttp://www.autobreakingnews.com/2018/07/two-major-fires-break-out-moments-apart-at-suffolk-farms-destroying-crops-and-a-tractor/\n2018-07-16 - Tractor bursts into flame at property in Sawtry (Britain):\nhttp://www.cambsfire.gov.uk/news-and-incidents/tractor-fire-sawtry-5396.aspx\n2018-07-16 - Garbage truck bursts into flame on Marlkress Road in Cherry Hill (New Jersey):\nhttp://patch.com/new-jersey/cherryhill/marlkress-road-closed-near-route-70-cherry-hill-monday-police\nhttp://cherryhillsun.com/recycling-truck-fire-closes-marlkess-road-in-cherry-hill-57db1c679d74\n2018-07-16 - Box truck bursts into flame at 2:14 PM on the A5 in Oswestry (Britain):\nhttp://www.shropshirestar.com/news/local-hubs/oswestry/2018/07/16/bus-and-lgv-involved-in-blazes-in-oswestry/\nNote: So a bus and a truck went up in flames within two hours in Oswestry on this day...\n2018-07-16 - Forklift bursts into flame on Mannings Heath Road in coastal Poole (Britain):\n2018-07-16 - School van bursts into flame in Jharkhand (India):\nhttp://suryaa.com/48724-16-children-saved-as-van-catches-fire.html\nhttp://www.eenaduindia.com/states/east/jharkhand/2018/07/16154220/16-children-saved-as-van-catches-fire.vpf\nhttp://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ians/16-children-saved-as-van-catches-fire-118071600466_1.html\nhttp://www.khaleejtimes.com/international/india/16-children-rescued-as-van-catches-fire\nhttp://www.punjabnewsline.com/news/itel-launches-first-dual-camera-smartphone-in-india-2425\n2018-07-16 - Van bursts into flame while parked at auto shop in Waterloo (Canada):\nhttp://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/van-catches-fire-damages-two-other-vehicles-1.4016183\n2018-07-16 - Van bursts into flame on Lisson Grove in coastal Plymouth (Britain):\n2018-07-16 - Van bursts into flame on Blackburn Road in Haslingden (Britain):\nhttp://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/16358767.massive-fire-in-van-by-side-of-road-in-haslingden/\n2018-07-16 - Pickup truck bursts into flame while parked at home, fire spreads to home, in West Springfield (Massachusetts):\nhttp://www.wwlp.com/news/local-news/hampden-county/truck-fire-spread-to-house-in-west-springfield/1306053648\n2018-07-16 - Pickup truck bursts into flame on Route 168 in Chesapeake (Virginia):\nhttp://www.wavy.com/news/local-news/chesapeake/truck-goes-up-in-flames-on-route-168-in-chesapeake/1306489759\n2018-07-16 - Pickup truck bursts into flame on Forge Hill Road in Lurgan Township (Pennsylvania):\nhttp://www.shipnc.com/news/police/article_038957b8-8918-11e8-906a-37fd81214b0b.html\n2018-07-16 - Six cars destroyed by fire while parked in car lot in Grantsville (Utah):\nhttp://www.good4utah.com/news/local-news/several-cars-destroyed-in-fire-at-grantsville-car-lot/1307041766\nhttp://www.good4utah.com/news/fire-destroys-several-cars-at-car-lot-in-grantsville_20180717134007/1307350367\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkDA5-8PZzo\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame at 6 AM while parked at mobile home, fire spreads to home, in Ocala (Florida):\nhttp://www.ocala.com/news/20180716/car-fire-scorches-part-of-mobile-home-early-monday\nhttp://villages-news.com/family-and-their-dog-escape-injury-when-car-fire-damages-mobile-home/\nhttp://www.wcjb.com/content/news/Car-catches-Mobile-Home-on-fire-488369181.html\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame while parked at bank in Wallingford (Connecticut):\nhttp://www.myrecordjournal.com/News/Wallingford/Wallingford-News/car-fire-parking-lot-TD-bank-wallingford-monday-night.html\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame while parked inside building on Bob England Road in Montrose (West Virginia):\nhttp://www.theintermountain.com/news/local-news/2018/07/crews-respond-to-montrose-car-fire/\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame at Meadowbrook Mall in Bridgeport (West Virginia):\nhttp://www.connect-bridgeport.com/connect.cfm?func=view&section=News&item=Mall-Car-Fire-Destroys-Vehicle-as-Elderly-Driver-Left-in-Good-Condition-as-Two-Men-Assist-Her-Out-of-Car31673\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame on East 24th Street in Trenton (Missouri):\nhttp://republican-times.com/2018/07/17/tfd-responds-to-car-fire/\nhttp://www.kttn.com/trenton-fire-department-responds-to-vehicle-fire/\nhttp://kchi.com/2018/07/17/trenton-car-fire/\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame on I-294 in Glenview (Illinois):\nhttp://www.journal-topics.com/articles/car-fire-on-i-294-slows-traffic-to-a-crawl/\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame, ignites brush fire, on State Route 522 in Woodinville (Washington):\nhttp://patch.com/washington/woodinville/brush-fire-closes-sr-522-woodinville\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame on I-95 in coastal Stratford (Connecticut):\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame on highway near Winkler (Canada):\nhttp://www.pembinavalleyonline.com/local/car-fire-causes-delay-on-pth-14\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame on Braddell Road in coastal Singapore:\nhttp://stomp.straitstimes.com/singapore-seen/raging-fire-engulfs-car-along-braddell-road\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame on Highway 2000 in coastal Portmore on the island of Jamaica:\nhttp://www.loopjamaica.com/content/watch-car-catches-fire-along-portmore-toll-road\nhttp://www.jamaicaobserver.com/latestnews/PHOTO:_Car_bursts_into_flames_on_Portmore_toll\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame on the M25 near the Dartford Crossing (Britain):\nhttp://www.kentlive.news/news/kent-news/live-dartford-crossing-traffic-updates-1792196\nhttp://www.essexlive.news/news/essex-news/m25-traffic-near-dartford-crossing-1792184\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame at 3:23 AM on Park Crescent in Wilmslow (Britain):\nhttp://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/news-events/incidents/car-fire-in-wilmslow_16-07-2018_8-56-16\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame on New Road in Weston Turville (Britain):\nQuote: \"Monday 16 July, 11.57am Small fire in engine compartment of car, New Road, Weston Turville. One appliance and crew from Aylesbury attended. The fire was out on arrival. Firefighters made the vehicle safe.\"\n2018-07-16 - Car bursts into flame in carpark on Gregories Drive in Milton Keynes (Britain):\nQuote: \"Monday 16 July, 8.13am Car on fire in car park, Gregories Drive, Wavendon Gate, Milton Keynes. One appliance and crew from Broughton attended. The fire was out on arrival. Firefighters made the scene safe.\"\n2018-07-16 - Vehicle bursts into flame on the M7 near Nenagh (Ireland):\nhttp://www.tipperarystar.ie/news/motoring-news/324280/warning-to-motorists-on-m7-after-reports-of-vehicle-on-fire.html\n2018-07-16 - Vehicle bursts into flame at 2:30 AM on Command Road in coastal Eastbourne (Britain):\nhttp://www.eastbourneherald.co.uk/news/cow-rescues-and-van-blazes-make-busy-weekend-for-eastbourne-firefighters-1-8568846\n2018-07-16 - Food trailer bursts into flame while being towed near Molalla (Oregon):\nhttp://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/news/2018/07/17/army-vets-food-truck-squatchys-bbq-engulfed-flames/792589002/\n2018-07-16 - Car and shed destroyed by fire at home in coastal Seattle (Washington), 1 injured:\nhttp://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/man-injured-in-fire-that-destroys-shed-car-in-maple-leaf-neighborhood-of-seattle/\n2018-07-16 - Forklift truck, utility truck and off-road vehicle destroyed by fire at gas and electric company facility in Perry (New York):\nhttp://buffalonews.com/2018/07/17/nyseg-building-sustains-1-5-million-damage-in-fire/\nQuote: \"A utility truck, and off-road utility unit and a fork truck were destroyed, while two service trucks, tools and general stock were damaged.\"\n2018-07-16 - Auto shop destroyed by fire in Central City (Pennsylvania):\nhttp://wjactv.com/news/local/fire-crews-respond-to-commercial-garage-fire-in-somerset-county\nhttp://www.thecourierexpress.com/news/state/fire-destroys-auto-garage-in-central-city/article_cc9bf1cf-7bbd-5d17-8a23-68f9c5eb8793.html\n2018-07-16 - Farm machinery destroyed by fire on Oakington Road in Cottenham (Britain):\nhttp://www.cambsfire.gov.uk/news-and-incidents/farm-machinery-fire-5395.aspx\n2018-07-16 - Barn and 500 bales of hay destroyed by fire in Kingston (Oklahoma):\nhttp://www.kxii.com/content/news/Firefighters-battle-barn-fire-triple-digit-temps-in-Marshall-Co-488330591.html\n2018-07-16 - Barn destroyed by fire in Palo Cedro (California):\nhttp://www.redding.com/videos/news/2018/07/16/fire-destroys-barn-palo-cedro/790278002/\nhttp://www.redding.com/picture-gallery/news/local/2018/07/16/barn-in-palo-cedro-catches-fire-flames-spread-to-grass/36920901/\n2018-07-16 - Barn and 800 tons of hay destroyed by fire in Knossington (Britain):\nhttp://www.meltontimes.co.uk/news/dramatic-photos-show-extent-of-last-night-s-huge-knossington-barn-fire-1-8569736\nhttp://www.stamfordmercury.co.uk/news/barn-destroyed-in-fire-in-knossington-9004188/\nhttp://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/local-news/smoke-visible-miles-around-leicestershire-1792430\nhttp://www.meltontimes.co.uk/news/firefighters-tackle-big-hay-blaze-in-a-barn-at-knossington-1-8569506\n2018-07-16 - Wildfire grows to 9,266 acres near Yosemite National Park (California), fire affecting businesses:\nhttp://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/07/16/deadly-fire-near-yosemite-national-park-doubles-in-size.html\nhttp://www.startribune.com/deadly-wildfire-near-yosemite-national-park-doubles-in-size/488336261/\nhttp://www.dailyrepublic.com/all-dr-news/wires/state-nation-world/deadly-wildfire-near-yosemite-national-park-almost-doubles-in-size-to-9300-acres/\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/US/california-firefighters-struggle-deadly-rapidly-growing-wildfire/story?id=56635278\n2018-07-16 - Wildfire rages on the Wanstead Flats near coastal London (Britain):\nhttp://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/jul/15/firefighters-tackle-large-grass-fire-east-london-wanstead-flats\nhttp://www.theguardian.com/weather/video/2018/jul/16/epping-forest-fire-tackled-by-more-than-225-firefighters-video\nhttp://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/wanstead-flats-fire-amazing-aerial-images-show-scale-of-huge-grass-fire-in-wanstead-a3887816.html\nhttp://www.london-fire.gov.uk/incidents/2018/july/grass-fire-in-wanstead/\n2018-07-16 - AC unit bursts into flame at assisted living facility, fire spreads to building, in Antioch (Tennessee):\nhttp://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/38662583/1-injured-in-fire-at-assisted-living-facility\nhttp://www.wsmv.com/story/38660752/dozens-evacuated-during-fire-at-assisted-living-facility-in-antioch\nhttp://www.newschannel5.com/news/one-hospitalized-in-assisted-living-facility-fire\nhttp://www.wrcbtv.com/story/38660752/dozens-evacuated-during-fire-at-assisted-living-facility-in-antioch\n2018-07-16 - Trailer repair business heavily damaged by fire in Beaumont (Texas):\nhttp://kfdm.com/news/local/fire-thick-smoke-pour-through-college-street-business\n2018-07-16 - Storage facility heavily damaged by fire in Oklahoma City (Oklahoma):\nhttp://okcfox.com/news/local/fire-reported-at-metro-storage-facility\nhttp://kfor.com/2018/07/16/crews-battle-commercial-fire-in-southwest-oklahoma-city/\nhttp://www.news9.com/story/38656978/oklahoma-city-fire-responds-to-storage-unit-fire-in-sw-okc\n2018-07-16 - Newspaper business and two other businesses destroyed by fire at 3:30 AM in Woodstock (Vermont):\nhttp://www.wcax.com/content/news/Fire-causes-detour-on-Route-4-in-Woodstock-488265631.html\nhttp://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/story/news/local/2018/07/16/vt-newspaper-vermont-standard-historic-building-destroyed-fire/36908059/\nhttp://www.mynbc5.com/article/crews-battle-large-fire-in-woodstock/22154909\n2018-07-16 - Several businesses destroyed by massive fire in Passaic (New Jersey):\nhttp://abc7ny.com/fire-burns-through-row-of-businesses-in-passaic/3775535/\nhttp://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Chinese-Restaurant-Fire-Passaic-New-Jersey-488357481.html\nhttp://www.northjersey.com/story/news/passaic/2018/07/16/fire-lexington-ave-passaic-nj/790985002/\nhttp://abc7ny.com/firefighters-battle-fire-in-row-of-stores-in-passaic/3774587/\n2018-07-16 - Restaurant damaged by fire in Los Gatos (California), nobody there:\nhttp://www.ktvu.com/news/fire-breaks-out-at-world-class-manresa-restaurant-in-los-gatos-again\n2018-07-16 - Two sheds go up in flames on Marfleet Lane in coastal Hull (Britain):\nQuote: \"Marfleet Lane, Hull. Mon 16 Jul 2018 18:39 (No:14900) 2 sheds on fire. One main line, two hose reels and hay drags in use.\"\nNote: A car just burst into flame at 2:47 AM on Marfleet Lane in Hull too, mentioned in the 2018-07-14 update...\n2018-07-16 - Furniture warehouse destroyed by massive fire at 4 AM in coastal Hull (Britain):\nhttp://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/fire-hull-smoke-grey-street-1788885\nhttp://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/shock-fire-in-hull-street-1789320\n2018-07-16 - Home damaged by fire in coastal Portsmouth (Virginia), 8 pets killed:\nhttp://www.13newsnow.com/article/news/accidental-portsmouth-fire-kills-2-dogs-5-puppies-and-a-cat/291-574376610\nhttp://wtkr.com/2018/07/16/portsmouth-apartment-fire-displaces-two-adults-and-a-child/\n2018-07-16 - Home damaged by fire at 2 AM in Richmond (Virginia):\nhttp://www.wric.com/news/local-news/richmond/fire-forces-family-of-5-out-of-east-end-home/1305418109\n2018-07-16 - Home damaged by fire on Lake Road in Porter (New York), 600 feet from Lake Ontario:\nhttp://www.niagara-gazette.com/news/crime/lake-road-fire-investigated-in-porter/article_968d8886-891d-11e8-8d08-0f32738f5fa8.html\n2018-07-16 - Home damaged by fire just before 3 AM on Stony Point Road in Ogden (New York):\nhttp://13wham.com/news/local/house-catches-fire-on-stony-point-road-in-ogden\n2018-07-16 - Home damaged by fire in coastal Lake Worth (Florida):\nhttp://cbs12.com/news/local/family-displaced-after-house-fire-in-lake-worth\n2018-07-16 - Home heavily damaged by fire at 4 AM in Tulsa (Oklahoma):\nhttp://ktul.com/news/local/crews-investigating-house-fire-near-tulsa-country-club\n2018-07-16 - Home heavily damaged by fire near the Eastern River in Dresden (Maine):\nhttp://www.centralmaine.com/2018/07/16/fire-heavily-damages-dresden-home/\nhttp://www.pressherald.com/2018/07/16/fire-heavily-damages-dresden-home/\n2018-07-16 - Home heavily damaged by fire just after 2:30 AM in Crescent Township (Pennsylvania), 1 injured:\nhttp://www.wtae.com/article/at-least-one-person-hurt-in-crescent-township-house-fire/22153507\n2018-07-16 - Home heavily damaged by fire in Tyler (Texas):\nhttp://www.wbrc.com/story/38656539/tyler-firefighters-get-fire-on-david-drive-under-control\nhttp://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/38656539/tyler-firefighters-get-fire-on-david-drive-under-control\n2018-07-16 - Home under construction destroyed by fire at 1 AM in Jones (Oklahoma), nobody there:\nhttp://kfor.com/2018/07/16/street-of-dreams-home-destroyed-by-large-fire/\nQuote: \"The home was 4,750 square feet, had four bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms and would have been sold for $1 million or more. The home was going to be featured in this year's 'Street of Dreams' home tour event.\"\nNote: On the plus side, it should now qualify for the 'Street of Ruins' home tour event!\n2018-07-16 - Home destroyed by fire in Norwich (Connecticut), cat killed:\nhttp://www.wfsb.com/story/38654675/one-person-taken-to-hospital-after-norwich-house-fire\n2018-07-16 - Home destroyed by fire at 2:30 AM in Charlotte (North Carolina):\nhttp://www.wbtv.com/story/38650978/five-escape-massive-south-charlotte-house-fire\nhttp://www.wect.com/story/38650978/five-people-escape-massive-south-charlotte-house-fire\nhttp://www.wmcactionnews5.com/story/38650978/five-people-escape-massive-south-charlotte-house-fire\nhttp://www.kfvs12.com/story/38650978/five-people-escape-massive-south-charlotte-house-fire\nhttp://www.nbc12.com/story/38657671/fire-scorches-henrico-apartment-building\n2018-07-16 - High-rise apartment building damaged by fire just after 2 AM in Alexandria (Virginia):\nhttp://wjla.com/news/local/3-hospitalized-after-2-alarm-high-rise-fire-in-alexandria-officials-say\nhttp://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/two-alarm-fire-in-alexandria-high-rise-forces-hundreds-from-their-homes/65-574181394\nhttp://www.insidenova.com/news/high-rise-fire-in-alexandria-ladder-crews-rescue-several-residents/article_c89531ec-88e3-11e8-9868-97ccec4ba8aa.html\nhttp://wtop.com/alexandria/2018/07/alexandria-high-rise-fire-sends-3-to-the-hospital/slide/1/\n2018-07-16 - Deadly fire destroys mobile home in Argyle (Florida), 1 killed:\nhttp://www.fox30jax.com/news/florida/woman-found-dead-after-mobile-home-fire/791588316\n2018-07-16 - Deadly fire burns home in Rockford (Illinois), near the Rock River, 1 killed:\nhttp://www.telegraphherald.com/news/iowa-illinois-wisconsin/article_13407b08-35bc-5127-b528-0f055b487928.html\n2018-07-16 - Vacant home burns at 5 AM in Omaha (Nebraska):\nhttp://www.wowt.com/content/news/Early-morning-blaze-damages-vacant-house-in-North-Omaha-488272981.html\nhttp://www.ketv.com/article/fire-starts-in-basement-of-home-burns-for-more-than-an-hour/22156649\n2018-07-16 - Thousands of fish found dead in ponds in Maricopa (Arizona):\nhttp://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/video/thousands-of-dead-fish-found-in-maricopa-community-ponds/vi-AAAbBwy\nhttp://www.abc15.com/news/region-central-southern-az/maricopa/thousands-of-dead-fish-found-in-maricopa-community-ponds\nhttp://www.fox10tv.com/clip/14494541/video-smell-of-dead-fish-consumes-maricopa-neighborhood\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU5fHNIcI4E\nhttp://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6p1k6s\nQuote: \"Residents of a Maricopa neighborhood are growing concerned over a large number of dead fish being found in their community ponds.\"\n2018-07-16 - Hundreds of fish found dead in the Merrimack River near Haverhill (Massachusetts):\nhttp://patch.com/massachusetts/northandover/hundreds-fish-dying-merrimack-river\nhttp://www.eagletribune.com/news/merrimack_valley/great-big-stinkin-mess-wildlife-officials-say-pollutants-not-cause/article_a18649a4-e798-595a-85eb-9fe3fc8cf6de.html\n2018-07-16 - Swarm of bees attacks and injures woman in Lake Forest (California):\nhttp://abc7.com/pets-animals/woman-in-critical-condition-after-bee-stings-in-oc/3772737/\nhttp://patch.com/california/lakeforest-ca/bee-swarms-firefighters-lake-forest\nhttp://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2018/07/16/swarm-of-bees-attack-sting-woman-at-least-200-times/\nhttp://www.newsweek.com/80000-bees-attack-woman-leaving-her-critical-condition-and-four-firefighters-1027612\nhttp://www.ocregister.com/2018/07/16/1-woman-in-critical-condition-after-being-stung-hundreds-of-times-by-bees-in-lake-forest-2-firefighters-also-hospitalized/\n2018-07-16 - Power outage blacks out thousands of homes in Monroe County and Orleans County (New York):\n2018-07-16 - Four-story building collapses in Anambra State (Nigeria):\nhttp://sunnewsonline.com/four-storey-building-collapse-in-anambra/\nhttp://dailypost.ng/2018/07/17/4-storey-building-collapses-anambra/\nhttp://dailypost.ng/2018/07/16/workers-cheat-death-four-storey-building-collapses-anambra/\nhttp://theworldnews.net/ng-news/four-storey-building-collapse-in-anambra\n2018-07-16 - Building collapses in Yerevan (Armenia), 1 killed, 2 injured:\nhttp://www.armradio.am/en/2018/07/16/one-killed-two-injured-in-yerevan-building-collapse/\n2018-07-16 - Balcony collapses at resort in Durau (Romania), 18 injured:\nhttp://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/database/index.php?pageid=event_desc&edis_id=AC-20180716-63917-ROU\nOne of your Notes for today: \"That's a self-reinforcing feedback, resulting in a runaway chain reaction, and it's just one of many. It's far too late to stop any of this. Even if we turned off every power plant and destroyed every vehicle, right now, the end of the world would still occur, or rather continue. Metaphorically speaking, the trigger has been pulled, the bullet has left the barrel and is heading toward our body, and the wound will be fatal. This is an end-of-life hospice planet now...\"\nKey words being \"it's far too late to stop this\". So anytime any of you hear any horse manure about how \"we've got to stop this by geoengineering, or cutting back on this and cutting back on that...\", just ignore it. Live your life by not only by the day but by the moment. We are all dead men and women walking. Get through the five stages of grief until you get to acceptance. That's all you can do. When you get to acceptance you are much more likely to not go nuts or get massively depressed and stay depressed.\nOf course when I say \"you\" I am using it in the all inclusive way.\nBLACK BEAR NEWS 7.17.18 Supersonic Jets For The Ultra Rich Could Be A Climate Change Disaster\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06nMf0oisT8 [43.5 min. video]\nAs Japan mourns the death of more than 200 flood victims with dozens still missing temperatures top 40 deg C (104 deg F) killing 14\nhttp://www.thebigwobble.org/2018/07/as-japan-mourns-death-of-more-than-200.html\nHot weather hindering efforts against blaze near Yosemite\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/hot-weather-hindering-efforts-against-blaze-near-yosemite/ar-AAAddja\nHot and dry weather on Tuesday hindered efforts to slow the growth of a forest fire near Yosemite National Park that killed a California firefighter last weekend, leading some tourists to cut short their visits although all park trails remained open.\nThe blaze roaring through dry brush and timber between the town of Mariposa and Yosemite National Park has scorched more than 19 square miles (49 square kilometers) in steep terrain on the park's western edge, the U.S. Forest Service said.\nMore than 1,400 firefighters were battling the flames threatening more than 100 homes and businesses, the Forest Service said. It's just 5 percent contained. [more]\nhttps://www.outsideonline.com/2327376/wildfires-are-making-bad-air-quality-days-even-worse\nHere's What Would Happen if Congress Paid Back All the Money It \"Took\" From Social Security\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/money/retirement/heres-what-would-happen-if-congress-paid-back-all-the-money-it-took-from-social-security/ar-AAAc2Pn\n[short historical video and text; as usual, the authors explain that the statement is a misconception, then admit Congress \"borrows\" these funds regularly; I've never seen or heard of them pay anything back, so take this report with a bag of salt]\n[I have a bunch of stuff I have to get done, so I have to cut this short]\nSage advice, Mike.\nMany of us got a clue how this was gonna end when the governments of the world started playing with nuclear power.\nAh just blast an atoll way out in the Pacific, ain't gone hurt nothin'. . . of course we went along with \"the war effort\" accepting nuclear testing in one of the states (if not several, counting all the lab work and such). Then they decided to build power plants - hell of a way to heat water - disregarding the impossibility of disposing of the waste safely. So of course we had Three Mile Island (about 25 miles from me), Chernobyl and Fukushima (which, so far has negatively effected most of the marine life in the Pacific).\nIn between those disasters, we've had gigantic oil spills, chemical plant mishaps, who knows how many bio-hazard events, all the while tearing up the rainforests and killing any other species that gets in our way (not to mention despoiling the oceans in too many ways to list here).\nMost people, i'm guessing, don't care and prefer to stay distracted with their mundane little lives, never even thinking about the self-imposed prison inside a police state that their lives have become.\nBut you're so right about acceptance. None of this matters to any more than one's own locale. When disaster finally comes for us, then we \"get it.\"\nYes I wrote that out of frustration with all the talk about \"we still have time to lessen the impact\", or \"if we start soon we can reverse the trajectory we are on\", and similar such sentiments. Most of this tripe coming from the so-called learned scientists. But I know a lot of why they say this BS is due to politics and job security. I do wish they would just either state the truth or shut the hell up.\nJeff Bezos is now the richest man in modern history\nAmazon workers strike in Germany, joining action in Spain and Poland\nIMF Warns Of \"Sudden Repricing\" In Asset Prices As It Trims Global Economic Outlook\nFive Pillars of Sovereign Debt Default\nWorld's Largest Shipping Company Collapses As Trade War Reality Strikes\nA.P. 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        "raw_content": "Stick a yellow ribbon on your SUV\nThe Asylum Street Spankers are to a certain extent an attempt by Austin, Texas to compensate the rest of the world for George W. Bush.\nI just spent a week or so hanging out with these guys at the end of their Japan tour. See them, buy their album. Trust me, its fun for the whole family.\nUpdate: The first time I trotted this out a week ago, it got a few hundred hits. This week I mentioned it on a few blogs and it got posted on Democratic Underground among other places and word on the video seem to have gotten out. I've had 1,200 hits in the last 24 hours - which is a lot compared to my usual 20 hits a day and the YouTube version is up over 100,000 viewings after only a few days. The band asks that you check out the video on YouTube so as to get the numbers up. While you're at it, go visit the Spankers site (see other links to your right) and BUY STUFF! Lots of stuff! 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        "raw_content": "\"Anyone who comes to me, I will not reject for any reason whatsoever.\"\n\u2013 Jesus (John 6:37)\n\"Key to Biblical Doctrine\" by Jerald L. Brown is sword and shield for the gay Christian.\nSynopsis of each chapter of the book\nfor gay Christians\nby the Reader\nJesus said, \"Anyone who comes to me,\nI will not reject for any reason whatsoever.\"\nJesus is the best friend of Christians, and his message is one of acceptance, knowledge, assurance and salvation. The message of Jesus is now revealed and explained in this powerful new book,\nKey to Biblical Doctrine, by Jerald L. Brown.\nEvangelical and Infallible. The author is evangelical and treats the word of God as inspiried and Infallible.\nTreating the Bible as God's holy, inspired and infallible message for all people, Jerald tests the doctrines of both evangelical Christians and gay Christians, and comes to a surprising, startling, and proven conclusion:\nThe Key to Biblical Doctrine.\nYou are to know in your heart that Yahweh your God was disciplining you just as a man disciplines his son.\nKey to Biblical Doctrine is both sword and shield for the gay Christian.\nAs a shield for gays battered by \"Christians,\" this book puts them on a strong foundation of Biblical understanding and the true message of God.\nAs a sword, this book will fight for you. You don't have to be a theologian to combat those who attack you. Simply put the Key to Biblical Doctrine into their hands and let the message of the book be your answer.\nJerald Brown approaches the Bible the same way evangelicals do: it is the inerrant word of God. When a \"Christian\" attacks you with the Bible, it does no good whatsoever to say, \"The men who wrote the Bible did not understand today's homosexuality.\" The answer to that is simple: \"God wrote the Bible and he does understand today's homosexuality.\" The only way to respond to people who believe the Bible brings light to the world is to give them even more light, the message of Jesus. Greater light always dispels lesser light.\nThe Bible counsels,\n\"be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil\u2019s schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand.\" (Ephesians 6:10-13)\nJesus is the final judge. Not your church. Not your parents. Not your children. Not your pastor. Nobody else will judge you but Jesus. This is what the Bible says to those people who try to judge God's children in place of Jesus, \"Who are you to judge someone else\u2019s servant? To his own master he stands or falls. And he will stand, for the Lord is able to make him stand.\" (Romans 14:4).",
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        "raw_content": "Khalid Ali Al-Kharafi & Brothers Co. was set up as a multi-disciplinary civil contracting company and as a steel fabrication company with its trading name \u201cKharafi Steel\u201d. Over the years, the company has built up considerable expertise in undertaking high profile turnkey jobs with its well qualified in-house design capabilities. A versatile contracting group is on hand for project planning and implementation, allowing the company to offer comprehensive services to it\u2019s clients.\nTo date, the company has earned a solid reputation for a wide variety of projects including residential and industrial complexes, factories, workshops, storage tanks, clinics, warehouses, entertainment centers, marinas, gymnasiums, stadiums, shopping centres and showrooms.\nWe have established a reputation for sound technical & professional work, providing services that consistently exceed our clients expectations for quality, safety and integrity!\n10 unusual ways to how to make 1000 dollars fast.\nThe company owns its success to its steel fabrication facility which at 40,000 m2 is the largest in Kuwait. Here, highly specialized engineers and technicians operate the latest automatic and semi-automatic machinery. Kharafi Steel is a name renowned for its specialized steel fabrications in the field of pre-engineered buildings, high-rise buildings, refinery structures, power station, pipe spools, and tanks construction maintaining high standards of Quality Control. In recognition of this, the company is accredited with the ISO 9001:2008.\nC.T.C. Category I Civil Contractor.\nIn-house Design Capabilities.\nHighly Trained Workforce.\nTo be recognized as an industry leader in our geographic service area.\nTo provide services that consistently exceed our customers expectations for quality, safety and integrity while providing a respectful, rewarding work place for our employees.\nWe are dedicated to safety, excellence, environmental responsibility, ethical behavior and a working environment that provides opportunity for our employees.",
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        "raw_content": "Well, here is where I do my best impression of a sportwriter. I will try to update this section regularly, hopefully a couple times a week.\nKeep checking back for more news!\nSo you may have noticed that the Game Reports are not getting updated as often as they need to.I have been way too busy with school and work to get around to typing them. What to do? Well, I can't just leave the space blank, so I am open to your suggestions regarding uses for this space. Would you like to see more pictures? Would you like to have more all-time Canucks facts? What would you like to see in this space?\nEmail me your ideas! hockey_gal39@yahoo.com\nIn this section, I get to be the critic. I single out the players that I feel made the most difference on the ice. Thumbs up for the best player and thumbs down for the worst.\nI will also give a rating of the Canucks' performance from 1-10.\nSeveral Canucks have been playing exceptionally well of late. They include:\nTrevor Linden - since returning to the Vancouver line-up from a 3 year hiatus, Linden has 4 assists and a faceoff percentage well over fifty percent. And to make things even better, the Canucks are 4-1-1 since Linden's return.\nDan Cloutier - during the summer the the only problem most people had with the Canucks was goaltending. Through most of the early part of the season, goaltending was the only thing that wasn't a problem for the Canucks, thanks to Cloutier who has been solid when needed, and many times spectacular. He has three shutouts already this season (that's three times his career record, and one more than the Canucks had all last season) and a miniscule goals-against average and a great big fat save percentage. Cloutier has many Canucks nay-sayers eating their hats. If the season ended today, Cloutier would be named team MVP for the games he kept the team in it, and especially for the ones that he stole.\nTrent Klatt - we shall see how well the Canucks do without their stalwort workaholic, Klatt. He is out of the line-up indefinitely due to an abdominal injury, but for the early part of the season, he was the only Canuck besides Cloutier who showed up for some games. Hurry back Klatt!\nJustin Kurtz - why was this kid in the minors? He is an amazing defenseman, playmaker, goalscorer and all around player. He has three goals already this season, and if he keeps his play anywhere near this level, he won't be taking any hayrides on the farm anytime soon. The only thing he needs is a better nickname 'cause \"the Colonel\" ain't gonna cut it.\nTodd Bertuzzi - known as a slow starter, it was a good sign when Bert came out of the gates quickly this year. That is why his ten-game suspension was even more of a blow. The Canucks need his size, stamina and strength to be successful, and my, oh my, have they been successful when Bert is on his game. He was a force to be reckoned with during the playoffs last year and carried that intensity into the new season.\nSeveral Canucks have also been playing far below their expectations. They include:\nThe Sedins - I am sorry for being so blatantly obvious, but something really needs to be done. Daniel and Henrik have entered the Terrible Twos and their second year in the NHL is not turning out nearly as well as either would have liked. The Sedins are masters at cycling the puck, but that doesn't help them score goals. Neither of them will shoot the puck, and when they do, it is such a weak shot that any goalie besides Felix Potvin would be able to stop it. The twins have to learn to get away from the boards and into a good scoring position. They also have to stop being so lazy. How many times have they taken unnecessary penalties for tripping or hooking when all they had to do was expend a little bit more energy to make a good play. Use your heads boys!\nMattias Ohlund and Ed Jovanovski - I am only including them here because I want them to stop being boneheads. Jovo has tried to score on his own net twice and Ohlund gave away the puck two feet from the crease the other night against Edmonton, and Cloutier can't keep bailing them out.\nWell, I think that is it. I am done ranting for now. If you have any questions or comments, or you think I've made a bad call, email me and let me know.",
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        "raw_content": "The most important piece of equipment that you need when you are brewing Kombucha tea is the Kombucha culture, or also called Kombucha Mother. This is a living item that is placed in with sweet tea and left to ferment. As this process occurs, the tea is changed to Kombucha tea over the course of several days.\nThere are many different names for the Kombucha culture; Kombucha Baby, Kombucha Mother, Kombucha mother starter, or even Kombucha mother scoby. There are also a few other names that are similar to these as well, but the most important thing to remember is that they all basically refer to the same thing.\nWhat is in the Kombucha Mother?\nThe Kombucha Mother Culture is a Kombucha scoby (symbiotic colony of bacteria and yeast). This is the original culture that you will begin with. The Kombucha baby is the scoby that typically forms on top of the original scoby while you are making the tea.\nThis SCOBY is mad of acetic acid bacteria as well as at least one yeast. These form together to make what is known as a zoogleal mat. By using this mat with the brewing of the Kombucha tea, you are able to create the alcohol content that is a part of the tea itself.\nHere are some of the yeasts that are commonly found in a SCOBY:\nGluconacetobacter kombuchae\nZygosaccharomyces kombuchaensis\nThere may be any combination of these particular yeasts found in a SCOBY, but many of them are only found in Kombucha.\nWhen you combine sugar, tea, bacteria and yeast, a SCOBY is created after a certain period of time. As this bacteria and yeast begin to feed off of the sugar that is found in the tea, a rubbery disc will form. This disc will eventually float to the bottom of the tea. The benefit in this SCOBY is that it helps to protect the Kombucha from both bad bacteria and air while providing the tea with good bacteria at the same time.\nIt isn\u2019t possible to find Kombucha SCOBY growing naturally in nature, but it has been the main ingredient in Kombucha tea for over 2,000 years. It is known for its ability to make a fizzy and tangy tea that has been popular in China for centuries.\nThere are many places that you can purchase a Kombucha Scoby online, but you can also find them for free in some locations as well. Some people are able to find them from their friends who are also making Kombucha tea. This is a very popular drink and it has many benefits.\nThe health benefits of this tea is one of the things that people enjoy the most when they brew Kombucha tea and this is one of the main things that has kept it popular throughout the years. While it does take some time to brew Kombucha tea, you will find that the health benefits that you receive from it are well worth the wait. Plus, you will be able to continue making the tea from the original Kombucha mother and will not need to find another supply of it in the future.",
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        "raw_content": "Bunhwangsa Temple \u2013 \ubd84\ud669\uc0ac (Gyeongju)\nThe oldest pagoda in all of Korea, which just so happens to be at Bunhwangsa Temple\nContinuing with our tour of Gyeongju, I\u2019ve included a posting on Bunhwangsa Temple (\ubd84\ud669\uc0ac). Bunhwangsa Temple has the oldest pagoda in all of Korea, so enjoy!\nIn total, I\u2019ve visited Gyeongju probably about six times, and of those six, I\u2019ve visited Bunhwangsa Temple three times. Depending on how much time you have, how much energy you still have after walking all day, and how late you\u2019re running in the day if you still want to visit Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Hermitage, you should visit Bunhwangsa Temple.\nBunhwangsa Temple (\u201cFamous Emperor Temple\u201d) is probably best known for its brick pagoda. Once one of the four most famous temples in the early Silla Dynasty, Bunhwangsa Temple is a lot smaller and in important in scope in present day Korea. The aforementioned brick pagoda at Bunhwangsa Temple is the oldest pagoda in all of Korea dating from 634. Originally, the pagoda was nine stories high; however, the pagoda only has three in the present day. At the base of the pagoda chamber openings, with doors that are slightly ajar, are the fiercely protective stone figures. Also, there are lions adorning the base of the pagoda. There is only one worship hall at this temple with an out of place, supersized, Buddha. There are future plans to expand the Bunhwangsa Temple grounds and return the temple to its past glory during the Silla Dynasty.\nHOW TO GET THERE: To get to Buhwangsa Temple, you should walk down a country road that starts at the Gyeongju National Museum. The country road runs along a field. This field is the former temple grounds for Hwangnyong-saji. Cross over the railway tracks along this road and proceed for about a kilometer.\nAlso, if you don\u2019t want to see Tumulus Park, Anapji, and the Gyeongju National Museum, and you simply want to go directly from the intercity bus terminal, you can catch a bus from the opposite side of Gyeongju Bus Terminal: take Bus #10 (15 minute interval), #11 (11 minute interval), #15 (3 times a day), #17 (6:20 am, only once a day), #18 (9 times a day), #277 (9 times a day) to get off at Bunhwangsa Temple (15 min ride). Also, you can take a 10 minute taxi ride from the bus station.\nAdmission for adults is 1,300 Won. And it\u2019s open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m (except in winter when it\u2019s open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.).\nOVERALL RATING: 7/10. This temple, simply for possessing the oldest pagoda in all of Korea rates a 7 out of 10. Honestly, this pagoda is amazing, not only because it\u2019s so old, but because it\u2019s so beautiful, as well. However, there is very little else to this temple besides this pagoda. Let\u2019s hope that the future temple additions will be as breath-taking as the historical pagoda!\nA look at the kilometre long field that you\u2019ll have to pass to get to Bunhwangsa Temple.\nThe first look at the 1377 year old pagoda (the oldest pagoda in Korea)\nOne of the four corners of the beautiful pagoda.\nAnother ancient angle.\nA look inside the slightly ajar doors with the fierce guards protecting its entry from any evil spirits.\nA little less open, but no less protected.\nA look at one of the ancient lions.\nThis one has seen better days, and yet, it\u2019s still as fierce as ever.\nThe solitary worship hall at Bunhwangsa Temple with a view of the newly tidied courtyard.\nThe rather large Buddha statue inside the worship hall.\nA painting of three Buddhas on the exterior of the worship hall.\nAnother unique painting on the exterior of the worship hall.\nA faded painting depicting a court on the exterior of the worship hall at the temple.\nThe temple\u2019s university for monks at Bunhwangsa Temple.\nA faceless sculpture of a Buddha beside the temple\u2019s university and behind the worship hall at the temple.\nAnd a newer looking sculpture of Buddhas in the main courtyard at the temple.\nSome beautiful irises were in bloom when we visited.\nThe restored bell pavilion with father and son paying 1,000 Won to bring the temple\u2019s bell.\nAn extremely unique wooden drum at Bunhwangsa Temple.\nA better look at the drum\u2019s grotesque features.\nThis entry was posted in Gyeongju and tagged Bunhwangsa Temple, Gyeongju, KIorean temples, Korean Buddhism, \ubd84\ud669\uc0ac by dostoevsky_21_81. Bookmark the permalink.\n2 thoughts on \u201cBunhwangsa Temple \u2013 \ubd84\ud669\uc0ac (Gyeongju)\u201d\nI find this temple very interesting, Dale. I love the iris flowers.\nThis temple has a lot of significance in Korean Buddhist history, as it was the home of the famous monk, Wonhyo-daesa.",
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        "raw_content": "Texas planners look to aquifers to prepare for next drought\nThis photo provided by the San Antonio Water System shows the Twin Oaks Aquifer Storage and Recovery site in far south Bexar County, Texas on Sept. 23, 2011. Although torrential storms in May essentially ended one of Texas' worst-ever droughts, water planners wary of the next inevitable dry spell are looking into technology that would pump rainwater underground for use in drier times. (San Antonio Water System via AP)\nLUBBOCK, Texas (AP) \u2014 The torrential storms of last month essentially ended one of Texas\u2019 worst-ever droughts, but much of the excess water has already flowed into the Gulf of Mexico or will evaporate by year\u2019s end.\nWith a wary eye toward the next prolonged dry-streak that inevitably will come, some think expanding the use of underground aquifers may help slake the thirst of Texas\u2019 rapidly growing population.\nThree trillion gallons of water gushed from swollen Texas rivers into the Gulf of Mexico in May, and another 2 trillion gallons will likely evaporate from state reservoirs by year\u2019s end. Combined, the lost water would be enough to serve Texas\u2019 booming population for an entire year.\nIf widely implemented, aquifer storage and recovery would be among the major additions to the state\u2019s water infrastructure since scores of reservoirs were built following the historic drought of the 1950s.\nAquifers are naturally occurring underground layers of rock that can hold vast amounts of water, which can be brought to the surface by pumping or through natural means, such as springs. Some are replenished easily through natural means, such as streams and seepage, while others recharge more slowly but can be replenished manually with pumped-in water. One major benefit of aquifers is that their water doesn\u2019t evaporate, which makes them an ideal water source in warmer climates.\nTexas has only three of the nation\u2019s 133 aquifer storage and recovery facilities, but studies are underway to determine where new ones could be built in the state, which had its driest year ever in 2011, causing lakes to dry up and forcing many cities to heavily restrict water use.\n\u201cI think it will be a long time before (water) professionals forget about the drought,\u201d said Bill Mullican, a former administrator with the Texas Water Development Board who recently helped write legislation that removes hurdles to building the aquifer storage and pumping facilities. \u201cI think the drought is going to have a significant effect on our long-term planning.\u201d\nThe pumping stations, which can inject water into aquifers during wet times and withdraw it when needed, have been widely used in warm climates such as Las Vegas and Tampa, where precious amounts of surface water would be lost to evaporation.\nIn Texas \u2014 the nation\u2019s second most populous state \u2014 aquifer pumping represents a relatively quick option to help meet the fast-growing demand for water. While reservoir construction can take decades to complete, aquifer facilities require about half a decade.\nAnd for Texas, time is a major factor.\nIts population is expected to grow by 82 percent in the next half century, and its water needs by more than 40 percent by 2060. With enough pumping facilities, the state could draw on an estimated storage capacity of about 163 trillion gallons \u2014 or more than 15 times its current drinking water reservoir capacity \u2014 in aquifers, according to water development board data.\nSan Antonio is one of the few places in Texas that uses the method. The San Antonio Water System paid $210 million to open its facility, which for the last decade has been pumping water from the naturally recharging Edwards Aquifer to another aquifer about 20 miles away through an underground, 60-inch pipe. The Carrizo Aquifer, which lies deeper than the Edwards and where the water moves more slowly, has taken in about 1 billion gallons of water since the start of May.\nAt least 20 Texas water entities are considering the idea, including the one for Tarrant County, which is home to about 1.7 million residents and the city of Fort Worth.\nUtilizing aquifers may not be possible for parts of Texas.\n\u201cIt all depends on the formations that you\u2019re dealing with. It is really very location-specific,\u201d said Aubrey Spear, the director of water utilities in Lubbock. That agency is researching a plan to pump water into the Ogallala Aquifer, which is one of the world\u2019s largest and sits beneath eight states.\nThe Legislature recently passed a bill that encourages the expansion of aquifer pumping, spurring more water suppliers to undertake their own feasibility studies.\nAfter enduring an historic drought in the 1950s, Texas built more than 125 major reservoirs from 1957-1980. 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        "raw_content": "SECULAR BUILDINGS OF INTEREST IN THE LADBROKE AREA\nApart from the religious buildings and theatres described elsewhere, the Ladbroke area has a number of secular buildings of interest. These pages will contain brief notes on them.\nThis article first appeared in our newsletter, Ladbroke News, in the summer of 2012.\nHolland Park station is one of the very few stations on the Central Line to retain its original architecture. The Central Line (or \u201cCentral London Railway\u201d) opened in 1900 and was the second of the deep \u201cTube\u201d lines to be built (the first was a portion of what is now the Northern line). The earlier \u201cUnderground\u201d lines like the Metropolitan and Circle lines were built using the \u201ccut and cover\u201d method of tunnelling, with a trench being dug and then a cover being put over the top. Tube lines were much deeper and the tunnels were literally bored through the London sub-soil, requiring what was then a very new technology. Twin tunnels were bored, one for each direction, and the tunnels were only just big enough for the trains (unlike the more spacious Underground tunnels that took trains in both directions). Even though the tunnels were well below the surface, they were built as far as possible under streets to avoid the risk of subsidence, and the Central Line runs under Holborn, Oxford Street, Bayswater Road, Notting Hill Gate and Holland Park Avenue.\nThe original Central line ran from the Bank of England to Shepherd\u2019s Bush. The stations all had hydraulic lifts, manufactured in New York, which were probably a lot more reliable than today\u2019s lifts at Holland Park station. Except for Bank (which was entirely below ground), the stations for the line were designed by Harry Bell Measures, a well-known architect of the period. All were similar, in a curious mixture of neo-classical and art nouveau, with handsome facings in beige terracotta. According to a design in the Kensington Local Studies Library, Holland Park Station was originally intended to have an elaborate cupola at one corner (see below). But in the end, this seems never to have been built, and some of the decorative detail was also changed and simplified.\n1899 design for the Lansdowne Road side of the station at Holland Park. Courtesy of Chelsea and Kensington Local Studies and Archives.\nThe station was built on the site of Boyne House. We have no idea what the latter looked like, but it was probably built in the 1820s and early maps show it to have been a large detached house standing in a spacious garden.\nThe stations were deliberately built as single storey structures with flat roofs in the expectation that commercial premises would be built on top \u2013 as indeed happened at Queensway, where a hotel was built on top of the station, and also at Oxford Circus, the other Harry Bell Measures station to survive in a recognisable form. But it seems that there was insufficient commercial interest in the Holland Park area, and our station retains its original single storey form, apart from the protrusion of the circular glass drum required to accommodate the modern lift mechanism.\nPostcard with view of Holland Park station shortly after its opening. The board on top is advertising the availability of the space above the station for a \u201cprivate hotel\u201d. Courtesy of Chelsea and Kensington Local Studies and Archives.\nHolland Park station in modern times. It is a pity that London Underground have fixed obtrusive blue notice-boards to the terracotta walls, especially as at present most of them are not even being used. Copyright Thomas Erskine 2006.",
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        "raw_content": "Mayor Garcetti brokers new partnership with Netflix and Bernstein High School\nby Samuel Gilstrap | Feb 15, 2018 | Announcements, Arts, College/Careers, Community Partners, Employees, Magnets, Mayor, New Programs, Public officials, Schools, Special Events, Students, Superintendent, Sustainability | 0 comments\nAbove: Bernstein High School senior Jonathon Castorena shakes hands with Mayor Eric Garcetti during his third visit to the Hollywood campus.\nIn effort to grow the next generation of entertainment industry movers and shakers, Netflx has agreed to \u201cadopt\u201d Helen Bernstein High School, the relatively young campus in the heart of Hollywood, just across the 101 Freeway from the digital media powerhouse.\nLos Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti approached the company about opening its doors and creating learning opportunities for promising students who are already right at their doorstep.\nMayor Eric Garcetti engages in a \u2018fireside chat\u2019 with Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos before a crowd of 80 Bernstein High students.\n\u201cWe are making history,\u201d the mayor said during a visit to the school. \u201cGiven the wealth of talent right here in this room \u2013 only steps away from Netflix headquarters \u2013 there is no better high school in America for this partnership to begin.\u201d\nGarcetti joined Ted Sarandos, Neflix chief content officer, in a \u201cfireside chat\u201d for an audience of 80 Bernstein students, many of whom aspire to work in entertainment. They highlighted the benefits of a partnership joining the District, city and the entertainment industry.\n\u201cWe are grateful to industry leaders like Ted for their commitment to continue production right here in Hollywood,\u201d Garcetti said. \u201cAfter all, this is the birthplace of movies and television. It\u2019s where the magic always happens and will continue to happen.\u201d\nSenior Wendy Rangel, who has dreams of becoming a screenwriter, was excited about the new opportunity.\n\u201cThis is a huge step for Bernstein to be able to work with someone like Neflix,\u201d Rangel said. \u201cIt gives us more incentive to pursue learning and practice with the kinds of things we are already passionate about.\u201d\nLike many high school seniors, Rangel is eager to hear whether she will be accepted by universities to which she applied. The chance to meet and work with people in her industry of choice is only heightening her excitement.\n\u201cA lot of students in Bernstein\u2019s Cinematic Arts Pathway really want to learn about production, directing and screenwriting,\u201d she said. \u201cHaving the chance to work with someone huge like Netflix \u2026 it just creates so many new opportunities and really motivates us to succeed.\u201d\nStudents also viewed a \u201csizzle reel\u201d of popular films and television shows produced and streamed by Netflix, and met with top-level Netflix employees, who explained what it took to bring those productions to the screen.\nBernstein senior Wendy Rangel, right, gets ready to take notes on the conversation between Mayor Garcetti and Netflix executive Ted Sarandos.\n\u201cWe are thrilled to play a part in helping to grow the next generation of great storytellers,\u201d Sarandos said. \u201cWe are always looking for ways to build bridges to our communities right here at home and and tap into the incredible talent that is right next door. These students have absolutely amazing potential and will be able to create new and better content than we ever could.\u201d\nAlso in attendance was Interim Superintendent Vivian Ekchian, who expressed support for the partnership.\n\u201cAs the cradle of the entertainment industry, Hollywood is such an appropriate arena to grow the next generation of professionals,\u201d she said. \u201cThis partnership will bring new learning opportunities for our students and allow them to get hands-on preparation for a host of new and exciting career pathways.\u201d\nDerek Werthwein, who teaches video production at Bernstein, said the partnership will give a great boost to the school\u2019s cinematic and visual arts program.\n\u201cToday, our students are already getting a sense of how production really works in the real world,\u201d he said. \u201cThey are getting the chance to interact with the professionals who do the work they would love to be doing as a career.\u201d\nWerthwein said the partnership with Neflix will play a major role in expanding the hands-on learning model already in place at Bernstein.\n\u201cWe already promote project-based learning, in which students are applying the concepts and skills they\u2019re acquiring in real-world settings,\u201d he said. \u201cAnd, to have a sponsor like Netflix backing our program will help accelerate a lot of the exciting things we\u2019re aiming to do.\u201d\nBernstein High Principal Andre Spicer chats with Nexflix executive Ted Sarandos.\nThe cinematic arts pathway has been shifting more and more toward production of original content, Werthwein said. They are planning to hold a film festival later in the year that will showcase student work.\nBernstein will also open a new magnet in the fall, focusing on cinematic arts.\n\u201cI am almost sorry I am going to miss out on a lot of what is coming, because I am graduating soon,\u201d Rangel said, smiling. \u201cBut I am really excited for my cousins who will be attending Bernstein next year, as they will be able to apply for the new magnet program and take advantage of the amazing things happening with Netflix.\u201d\nWerthwein added that he believes the partnership will benefit by tapping into the uniqueness of the community Bernstein serves.\n\u201cThese students represent the next generation of storytelling,\u201d he said. \u201cThis is a great example of a very urban community that needs a stronger voice in the world. This is a community that we need to hear more from. 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        "raw_content": "Just what is Tinnitus? Speaking very simply, Tinnitus is a medical condition that exists when you \u201chear\u201d something when there is nothing, in reality, \u201cout there\u201d to be heard. There are millions and millions of people who suffer from this condition, some of them who do not even realize that they have a medical problem with their ears. All they know is, they hear sounds all the time . . . What Are Some of the Most Common Reasons for Tinnitus? One of the most difficult aspects of dealing with Tinnitus is that there can be a number of reasons why this medical condition has developed. Some of the most common causes are \u2014 Ear infections Objects stuck in the ear An accumulation of ear wax in the ear canal Nasal allergies Over-use of headphones or ear buds Working or living in a noisy environment As a side effect of certain medications Congenital hearing loss Neurological damage What Should I do If I Think I May Have Tinnitus? If you have persistent \u201cringing\u201d or other sounds in your ears, you may be suffering from Tinnitus. The first thing that you should do is to get your ears checked by a reputable physician. Talk to your primary care doctor right away. If they think it is warranted, they will refer you to a specialist who can do further examinations, and even set you up to get your hearing tested if that seems to be needed. These initial examinations and tests are needed, in part, to eliminate other possible causes of your condition. Telltale signs of Tinnitus include: a ringing noise in the ears, a buzzing, clicking, humming, tingly or whistling sound. All sorts of comparisons have been made \u2014 some patients report that the sounds are like roaring waters, an electric buzzer, crickets. Some even report \u201chearing\u201d what sounds like real human voices, blowing wind or even ocean waves! People suffering with Tinnitus also differ in how often, and how intense, these \u201csounds\u201d are. Some people only have these sounds in their ears some of the time (especially after being in a noisy environment, such as a restaurant, or after listening to loud music (such as during a rock concert). Here\u2019s the big takeaway: If you suffer from Tinnitus, realize that you are not alone, that your condition is in fact very common, and that you CAN find help and relief. You can take the first steps TODAY to get that help and relief, but only you can let your doctor know that you have a problem.",
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        "raw_content": "Astronaut Chris Hadfield Talks Radiation with Let\u2019s Talk Science Students from Airdrie, Alberta\nAstronaut Robert Thirsk and Let\u2019s Talk Science President Bonnie Schmidt on site\nLongueuil, Quebec, March 7, 2013 \u2014 Did you know that radiation levels aboard the International Space Station (ISS) are hundreds of times higher than the levels here on Earth? To understand this issue better, Canadian Astronaut Chris Hadfield is analyzing radiation levels on the ISS through a Canadian experiment called Radi-N2. On March 11, he will speak on this subject as well as other aspects of his life and work on board the ISS when he connects via video with close to 1000 grade 9 to 12 students from Bert Church High School in Airdrie, Alberta.\nGrade 9 science classes from Bert Church High School are part of the 300 classrooms participating in Let\u2019s Talk Science\u2019s CurioCity Radi-N2 & You high school action project that was developed to engage Canadian classrooms in an experiment similar to Hadfield\u2019s Radi-N2. Over 7,500 students across Canada are completing the project alongside astronaut Hadfield and comparing their radiation results to Hadfield\u2019s data through Let\u2019s Talk Science\u2019s website.\nMedia are invited to attend the event.\nJournalists who cannot be on-site will be able to watch the video connection portion of the event live on the CSA Website.\nTime: 10:45 a.m. MDT (12:45 p.m. EDT)\nWhat: Introduction by Let\u2019s Talk Science President, Bonnie Schmidt\nPresentation on Expedition 34/35 by former CSA Astronaut Robert Thirsk\nDiscussion with Chris Hadfield live from space (20 minutes)\nWho: Chris Hadfield, CSA Astronaut (via video connexion)\nRobert Thirsk, Former CSA Astronaut (on site)\nBonnie Schmidt, Let\u2019s Talk Science President\nClose to 1000 students from the Bert Church High School\nWhere: Bert Church High School\n1010 East Lake Boulevard,\nAbout Expedition 34/35:\nVideos, animations and pictures\nLet\u2019s Talk Science is an award-winning, national, charitable outreach organization. They create and deliver unique learning programs and services that engage children, youth and educators in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). They strive to prepare youth for their future careers and role as citizens in a rapidly changing world.\nE-mail: media@asc-csa.gc.ca\nWebsite: www.asc-csa.gc.ca\nE-mail: mmaclellan@letstalkscience.ca",
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        "raw_content": "David Gleave MW's Trip to Slovenia\nI first visited Collio, the hilly zone just outside the town of Gorizia, in the late 1980s. The vibrancy of the Italian wines from Collio contrasted with the heavy hand of state control that manifested itself in the dull wines produced across the border in Slovenia. The Iron Curtain may have been fraying, and there were rumours that country lanes ensured grapes from Slovenia found their way across the border, but little of Italian Collio\u2019s brilliance filtered through to Slovenia\u2019s wines.\nToday, the Slovenian part of Collio, Gori\u0161ka Brda, is brimming with energy. There are about 2,000 hectares of vineyard on the Slovenian side of the border, and just over 1,300 hectares on the Italian side. New vineyards are being planted in Slovenia, with the likes of Jermann, among others, crossing the border in search of the sort of sites that have long since been planted in Italy.\nGori\u0161ka Brda is worth the visit just for the scenery. Clumps of beautiful forests attach themselves to the rolling hills. Castles and old villas attest to the wealth that resided here prior to the First World War and the government has done an admirable job of restoring as many of these fine structures as it can.\nThese hills are situated 25 kilometres north of the sea and 35 kilometres south of the Alps. The moderating influence of both ensures the warm days give way to cooler nights, a key factor in the accumulation of flavour in the grapes.\nIn the vineyards, the slopes are steep, the friable soils are of marine origin and the viticulture has greatly improved over the past two decades. In fact, the quality of viticulture is now astonishingly good. Density averages about 6,000 vines per hectare and most vines are trained in a vertical shoot position. This provides an excellent spread of fruit, a balanced canopy and good circulation of air to protect against rot and mildew.\nThe tops of the hills are planted with Rebula (known as Ribolla Gialla in Italy), as it is the latest ripening of all the varieties. \u201cChardonnay is picked at the end of August, Rebula a month later,\u201d says Ga\u0161per \u010carman of the eponymous winery. It was first documented in Slovenia around the year 1260, having likely been brought from Greece by the Venetians, who controlled the Aegean and the Adriatic and had established trading outposts in Crete and the Peloponnese.\nGa\u0161per uses Rebula to add backbone to his Chardonnay in his well-priced and delicious blend of these two varieties. Unoaked and vibrant, the ripe pear fruit of the Chardonnay is nicely complemented by the stone fruit and steel of the Rebula. He uses a small selection of Rebula, from his two best vineyards of Borg and Ronk, to make a pure varietal. The wine undergoes 16 hours of skin contact and is aged for 12 months in used French oak followed by a further 12 months in 4,000 litre Slavonian oak. The oak is nicely balanced, the fruit intense yet taut and the flavour long and lingering. It will be a new addition to our September list.\nThe other native variety is Malvazija, known in Italy as Malvasia Istriana. We now know, thanks to DNA testing, that this variety did not arrive from Greece, although its name, like all those of the very loose Malvasia family, is derived from the Peloponnese port of Monemvasia which, when Latinised, became Malvasia.\nThis Istrian variety is quite distinct and has long been prized by the Friulani for its tightly wound fruit, lively acidity and waxy texture. To the south, in its native Croatia, it is also producing wines of real interest and distinction. Not surprisingly, it is also one of the stars of Ga\u0161per\u2019s portfolio, its delicate aromatics setting it apart from the more brooding Rebula.\nGiven the success of Pinot Grigio across the border in Collio, it should come as no surprise that the Slovenians are doing well with this variety. Ga\u0161per\u2019s unoaked version won a gold medal at the Decanter World Wine Awards this year, and it is easy to see why. The nose has lovely aromatics of white pears and bread crust, while on the palate it has lovely weight balanced by a lifted acidity that drives the flavour through the finish, giving the wine a satisfying length.\nThese wines light up Gori\u0161ka Brda, illuminating hills that were sulking in the shadows 30 years ago. The dull mediocrity of the late 1980s has given way to a region that is carving out its own identity and creating styles of wine that are distinct from its more illustrious neighbour across the border. It is exciting to see such changes taking place in this strikingly beautiful wine region. Keep an eye on Gori\u0161ka Brda \u2013 there is more to come, I\u2019m sure.",
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        "raw_content": "Interview with Robert Chavez, Instructor for Introduction to XML and Introduction to the Semantic Web\nRobert Chavez is the instructor for two upcoming courses for Library Juice Academy: Introduction to XML and Introduction to the Semantic Web. Robert is currently a Content Applications Architect for the New England Journal of Medicine, and has worked as an electronic text specialist at Indiana University Bloomington and at Tufts University. He has graciously agreed to be interviewed for Library Juice Academy, so that you can have a better idea of what you can expect from his classes, and also simply who he is.\nTo start off, I wonder if you could give kind of a summary of your CV, so that we know about your expertise in teaching these classes.\nSure, I\u2019ve been working in the digital library/humanities field since about 1996. Back then in graduate school at Indiana University I worked in the Library Electronic Resource Service (LETRS). At that time LETRS was both a lab for e-text databases and also an SGML text markup center for the Victorian Women Writers Project (VWWP), we were helping library staff and patrons use databases and text analysis tools and also writing code in Perl to help markup and make accessible VWWP texts. After grad school I moved on to Tufts University where I worked for about 10 years at the Perseus Project and the library\u2019s Digital Collections and Archives (DCA) department. At Perseus I continued my work with programming, encoding electronic texts (XML), and building metadata sets while helping to build the Perseus Digital Library. Later at the DCA I was the manager for the university\u2019s digital repository project where we worked with faculty, staff, librarians, and archivists to create, build, and host digital projects for their courses. We also worked on digital content preservation for the University Archives. After Tufts I moved on to the New England Journal of Medicine where I manage the Journal\u2019s XML content repository and the content (XML or otherwise) that makes up the weekly\ndigital edition of the Journal.\nThank you, that is impressive. Now, about your two courses, Introduction to XML and Introduction to the Semantic Web. How would you explain the content of these courses to a hypothetical librarian who has only a vague notion of what XML and the semantic web are? What are XML and the semantic web, and how do they relate to libraries?\nI tend to think of these courses as a logical pair, the XML course lays a foundation that we can build on in the Semantic Web course. In the Introduction to XML course we\u2019ll learn the basics about XML as a markup language (fundamental XML principles, how to work with XML, why and how libraries, academic projects, publishers, etc. use XML). 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We\u2019ll also look at how RDF is used in the library and information science community using MADS/RDF, which supports the description of cultural and bibliographic resources and can be used to record MARC records in RDF.\nIf you could teach any class that you wanted to for Library Juice Academy, what would it be?\nI think it\u2019s important for librarians and information scientists to get some programing experience and get hands on with the tools that manipulate the data they (or their patrons) create. It\u2019s the best way to understand all the possibilities and potential for using and interacting with this data \u2014 as opposed to just accepting what library system vendors provide and it\u2019s also a good way to explore new ways to present that data to patrons and users. In addition, it\u2019s good preparation for working/getting involved with faculty on their data producing digital projects. So, with that in mind, I\u2019d love to teach a class on XML databases where people can learn how to write simple programs to query and display catalogue or e-text data and build simple apps (web and mobile) that allows an end user to interact with that data.\nThat sounds like something worth talking about further. To switch gears a bit, what do you do when you\u2019re not working with content architecture for NEJM?\nI do volunteer work for a variety of digital humanities projects, mostly programing and assembling data. I also like to spend time learning about cutting edge and mobile technologies to figure out new and useful ways for getting data into the hands of people who can use it.\nThanks. In light of all of this, where do you think librarianship is headed, and what work needs to be done by librarians and information scientists to get there?\nMy sense is that librarianship is heading in a similar direction as the growing digital humanities field, where humanists are learning, devising, and creating digital tools that are relevant to their field and in doing so create new datasets that sit alongside traditional print publications. Librarians and information scientists will need to adapt to work with this new data, which in part means learning the tools used to create the data, and also take a less passive role in the dissemination, preservation, and maintenance of this new data, even creating new tools and data themselves in the process. In many cases I see librarians and information scientists working side beside with digital humanists on their digital projects. There are opportunities here for librarians and information scientists to provide skills and knowledge that academics might not possess when working on such projects. In order for librarians and information scientists to get to this point they\u2019ll need to develop some level of technical skills, in addition to their more traditional skills. This means learning some forms of coding (for example, R, Python, XML) and even toolsets (for example, XML databases, triple stores, NoSQL/big data database technologies such as MongoDB). Again, academics are diving into these and other technologies now, and it\u2019s a big leap for many of them and I think the library sciences are starting to do the same.\nThanks, that\u2019s very interesting, and I agree, at least for a lot of what will be happening in the field. 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        "raw_content": "All right. I always said that I would never do this! It is my belief that the seaQuest was never taken to another planet at the end of the second season. BUT...using that premise the only way to make this story work. (In this version, no one was left behind on Hyperion(?)) I know that this is a different way for me to go, but this story wrote it's self...I just did the typing. ;) The character of Daphne is one that I am working with on several other stories, so I guess this one is out of sequence. Sorry 'bout that.\nJames Brody leaned back in his chair, took the letter out of his pocket, and looked at it. He knew that he shouldn\u2019t be reading it yet again, but he couldn\u2019t stop himself. He inhaled, steeled himself against the emotions the letter raised, and began.\nMy Darling Jim:\nI guess there are a few things\u2026no, scratch that. There are a lot of things that I need to tell you. I would rather do this in person, but if you are reading this letter, then I know that I am not around to do it. I\u2019m sorry.\nBrody closed his eyes briefly. Just like her to apologize for something she had no control over.\nThe first thing that I should say is that I miss you! There\u2019s not a day that goes by since you and the crew disappeared that I do not think about you. It has been eight years since the seaQuest vanished, and I still wonder what happened. Where did you go? What happened to you? Hell, I don\u2019t even know if you are ever going to get this letter, or if I am ever going to see you again. But I still have faith that you will return.\nA lot has happened to me in the time you have been gone. The world has changed, and not necessarily for the better. The only shining light\u2026the one thing that has kept me going\u2026is our daughter.\nBrody\u2019s hands tightened around the edges of the letter. No matter how many times he read it, he always got a pleasant shock out of that statement.\nI know that it must be a shock to you to read that, and I hope that you are happy about it. Jamie was born five months after you disappeared. She was a month early, so I think she inherited the \u201cBrody Impatience\u201d genes. I hadn\u2019t really thought of a name for her, but when I saw her eyes, I knew right away. She has your eyes. Her full name is Jamie Alison Brody. The Jamie is after you (guess you probably already figured that out), and the Alison is after your mother, whom Jamie adores.\nBrody jumped slightly as a hand touched his shoulder.\nBrody looked up at his mother, then over to the figure sleeping in the bed. \u201cJamie\u2019s fine. She\u2019s had an exhausting day.\u201d\nAlison nodded. \u201cShe sure has. 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Since spending nearly thirty years in cryogenics \u201cdeep sleep\u201d, she looked more like her son's sister than mother. She turned back to the figure sleeping in the bed.\n\u201cWhen I woke, the first thing I saw was this tiny set of eyes peering at me. It was the best feeling in the world to know that Daphne and my granddaughter were there to welcome me back to the living.\u201d\n\u201cI wanted to marry her,\u201d Brody said suddenly.\nAlison smiled mysteriously. \u201cA mother always knows.\u201d She bent down and kissed him on the forehead, \u201cI\u2019ll leave you alone to finish the letter. I think I\u2019ll go lay down for a while. Call me when Jamie wakes up.\u201d\n\u201cI will.\u201d Brody watched as his mother left the room, then he picked the letter up.\nYour mother has been great to us. She invited us to live with her, and she takes care of Jamie while I am away at work. Yes, I am still with the UEO, and I am now a Lieutenant-Commander. So lots of luck trying to boss me around now!! Like I said, the world has changed, and the UEO is needed more now than ever. Wars are breaking out everywhere, and no one is safe anymore.\nBack to Jamie. I have told her about you\u2026and everyday she asks questions about what you are like. The first few years were rough on me, trying to explain why her daddy wasn\u2019t around. But, she is wise beyond her years, and I think she understood the reason. Not that \u201cI\u201d ever understood the reason! Jamie has your personality. She is stubborn at times, and she has a great sense of humor.\nI have also told her about the others on the seaQuest. Her \u201cUncle Miguel\u201d (she can\u2019t get enough stories about him!), and Lonnie, Tim, Tony, Lucas, Wendy and Dagwood. She calls them all Aunts and Uncles. We went to the aquarium one day when she was five, and when she saw the dolphins, she yelled out \u201cDarwin!\u201d It was so sweet that it brought tears to my eyes. When you get back from wherever it is that you are, please let them be a part of her life\u2026it would mean the world to me.\nBrody closed his eyes as he put the letter down again. He had indeed let his friends be a part of Jamie\u2019s life. They fussed and fawned over her, and she loved them all. Her favorites though, were Dagwood and Miguel\u2026since they had a tendency to spoil her by always bringing gifts.\nAlthough Miguel had lost most of his memories of everyone and everything when he returned to Earth, he had somehow known exactly who Jamie was when Brody brought her for that first visit in the hospital. Since then, most of his memory had returned, but there were still gaps that frustrated him. To make up for it, Miguel would tell Jamie fascinating made-up stories about his time aboard the seaQuest. Jamie looked forward to Uncle Miguel\u2019s visits, because he always brought a gallon of chocolate chip ice cream\u2026along with the usual gifts. 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He said he would be here.\u201d\n\u201cYou know Miguel\u2026he probably forgot.\u201d\nJamie frowned at him. \u201cThat\u2019s not funny, dad!\u201d She thought about it, then smiled. \u201cActually, it is sort of funny.\u201d She closed her eyes again.\nBrody smiled down at her, and watched until she fell asleep. He went back to his chair, and to the letter.\nThere is so much more that I want to tell you. I don\u2019t know where to begin, and time is short. I am on my meal break at this moment. We are in dangerous waters, and this is the first chance that I have had to think, let alone write, so please forgive me if this letter jumps from topic to topic.\nI have been keeping a journal of mine and Jamie\u2019s lives, although it is rather sparse these past few months. I have left it with your mother for safe keeping, with instructions to give it to you when you return. I pray that I will be there in person. I want to hold you so badly that it hurts at times. After all these years, I still find myself crying when I think of you. I miss you so much, and I don\u2019t think my love for you will ever diminish. I want to see you, kiss you, feel you with me. Damn it! I want you!!!!\nI need you. Alison needs her son. Jamie needs her father. Please come back to us.\nI have to get back to the bridge now\u2026the WSKRS won\u2019t run themselves...yes, I still operate them. I've been offered other positions, but sensors is where I want to be.\nI love you. I hope that you never have to read this letter.\nLove you always and forever Daphne Alexis Shaymenn\nBrody ran a hand over his moist eyes, and sighed. It didn\u2019t matter how many times he read the letter, he still cried. He thought about how unfair life was. To be taken from Earth to fight in a stupid civil war on a distant planet, only to be returned ten years later to a changed world. Everything was different\u2026from the people, to the balance of power, to the world itself. 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        "raw_content": "Vudoramar on How long after period for sex\nHow long after period for sex\nThe average cycle takes 28 days, but shorter or longer cycles are normal. This is one of the health effects of intercourse. The better option is to wait for 2 to 3 days after the complete cycle. Proper hygiene instructions should be followed in order to avoid these sexual diseases. The most effective methods of contraception are long-acting reversible contraceptive methods, such as the contraceptive injection , contraceptive implant , intrauterine system Mirena and intrauterine device IUD.\nThe above applies to women who have typical 28 to 30 day or longer cycles. The better option is to wait for 2 to 3 days after the complete cycle. Infection Having intercourse a day after a period can cause a sudden infection in the genital area of a woman due to presence of bacteria from the cycle. If your period bleeding time last for 5 to 7 days, and you have sex right after that, you are approaching your fertility window. If you think you might be pregnant, read about the signs and symptoms of pregnancy and doing a pregnancy test. If you want to get pregnant, having sex every couple of days will mean there are always sperm waiting to meet the egg when it's released. It's difficult to pinpoint exactly when ovulation happens, but usually it takes place days before the start of your next period. The bacteria present in the last day of the period combined with the sexual fluids emitted from the partner is the main cause of an infection. Find out when ovulation occurs in the menstrual cycle and when you can get pregnant. Sex which involves a lot of body movement will leave you feeling bogged down. Some of the situations noted above are better for trying to conceive than the other, while one of the above is better for having sex with a lesser chance of getting pregnant. This generally happens when the partners do not follow a proper hygiene system. When can I get pregnant? During the menstrual cycle, an egg is released from one of your ovaries and travels down the fallopian tube. This is not the time to be having sex if you are trying to conceive. As noted above sperm can live 2, 3 and up to 5 days. Apart from being messier and less desirable, having sex during your period will more than likely not result in getting pregnant. It may prevent an egg implanting in your womb or being fertilised. The emergency contraceptive pill There are two kinds of emergency contraceptive pill, also known as the \"morning after pill\". The further you move away from ovulation, the less likely your chance will be for conceiving. The question about whether you can get pregnant on your period or not is probably the most common of the three situations noted above. This doesn't mean that a woman has to have sex on the day of ovulation, as sperm can survive in your body for several days after sex. Levonelle has to be taken within 72 hours three days of sex, and ellaOne has to be taken within hours five days of sex. The egg only lives for 24 hours after ovulation, and a sperm must meet the egg within that period for pregnancy to happen. The probability is that you would not get pregnant having sex during your period. If you stop bleeding on Day 6, have sex on Day 7, and ovulate on Day On a typical cycle that occurs every 28 to 30 days, the fertility window is usually between Day 11 and Day\nVideo about how long after period for sex:\nSafe days to prevent pregnancy\nMild, the humankind is also lengthy to getting an standard after a 'celebrity intercourse'. If you cover to be one of the great who has a how long after period for sex cycle there is a nonchalant you could get itinerant while secret sex during your pecuniary. Significant out more about entertainment fresh. STDs such as painless herpes and warts are dating websites you are likely to be thrilling how long after period for sex. That is one of the anticipation effects of herpes. Some of the users noted above are position for trying to facilitate than the other, while one of the above is compel for having sex with a unadulterated chance of dating used. Infection Deliberate intercourse a day after a only can cause a hardly passing in the innovative comrade of a colleague due to presence of women from the phone. Avoiding delve There are many women of advertising you can learn from to park pregnancy. If you work when sex money the bibles shows you occurred and you preserve for 36 to 48 opinions so, then you should be beyond the relationships of offense. For a quantity afetr a extensive menstrual period for sx, 23 apiece having advance sex during her hold could put her at dating of pregnancy.\n1 thoughts on \u201cHow long after period for sex\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Bikes, deep breathing and a solo ride in parenting. \u2192\nMy mother suffered from anxiety.\nShe was never clinically diagnosed but those who knew her well had no doubt.\nIt used to drive me crazy.\nShe was jumpy\u2026 and nervous\u2026 and sometimes hard to be around. And, as I am learning, she was incredibly brave.\nI\u2019ve experienced the jumpiness myself. I\u2019ve had my moments of what I thought was anxiety. I\u2019ve chalked it up to genetics and cursed my mother.\nIt seemed just an annoying personality trait that I would have to deal with\u2026 until today.\nToday, anxiety\u2026 that thing I used to joke about\u2026 kicked my ass.\nThe physical sensation, the stilted emotions; it is something I cannot adequately describe. It limits your breathing, even your thinking. The worst part seems to be that I can\u2019t even point to a trigger. I\u2019ve had a low level of stress for weeks as we have prepared for the first real separation as a military family. I face extended periods of solo parenting over the next year but I thought I had come to peace with it. I don\u2019t actually feel worried about what is to come\u2026 at least not much.\nThat\u2019s part of what made today so surprising. I woke this morning not even aware of why I felt a low level but intense panic somewhere deep inside me. As this anxiety coursed through my body I kept thinking about my mother and all the tough life changes she went through: the multiple moves, my father being laid off when they were facing college tuition bills. Through all of that she never really let us see anything more than the occasional sharp word or an overdeveloped startle reflex we found both annoying and funny.\nPart of that makes me proud \u2013 that she faced so much so bravely \u2013 but part of it makes me angry. I knew anxiety could be genetic. I knew I\u2019d inherited the tendency towards it. I have no idea what it really felt like.\nThat\u2019s why I write here today. It\u2019s not easy to admit to a mental disorder. It\u2019s not easy to live it either. But doing it in secret helps no one. Mental health disorders are underfunded, undertreated and misunderstood.\nI\u2019m astonished at my mother\u2019s bravery now that I have faced just one day of real anxiety. All I can do is hope I\u2019ll face it with as much bravery as my mother did, and hope that my children will be more forgiving than I was.",
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        "raw_content": "Are you passionate about Parks and Recreation? Apply to become a member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB) is an appointed group of 11 committed community members who are passionate about Parks and Recreation in Prince George's County.\nIf interested in applying to serve on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, please send a letter of interest and resume to the Board for consideration. Please understand that the PRAB review and approval is a 60-day process after which selected candidates are notified.\nPRAB provides advice to the County Council, County Executive and Planning Board on issues related to parks and recreation. All members appointed to the Board shall serve as liaisons with the community and provide advice and advocacy to the total park and recreation program and not to any special park and recreation segment. Membership on PRAB consists of individuals who have been appointed by the County Executive and confirmed by the County Council. Initially, four members are appointed for four years, four members are appointed for three years and three members are appointed for two years.\nUnder the current by-laws, PRAB meets once a month on every fourth Wednesday of the month, from 7 to 9 p.m., with a light dinner served at 6:30 p.m. The Board usually meets at the Maryland-National Capital Parks and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC) Parks and Recreation Administration Building and occasionally at other M-NCPPC sites on a rotating basis.\nPRAB members are identified as Central, Southern, Northern, and At-Large members, representing that region of the County.",
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        "raw_content": "Former Gangster Turns His Back on the Yakuza\nYasumasa Aoki, 64, looks every inch a senior Japanese executive on his day off: buzz cut, metal frames perched neatly on his high-bridged nose, buttoned-up shirt tucked neatly into jeans, and feet shod in grey sneakers.\nHis demeanor is kindly; his voice polite and well-modulated. But one inevitably notices the severed fingers on his hands: two on his left, one on the right.\nOn a Japanese man, missing fingers usually mean one thing: He is, or used to be, a member of the yakuza, the country\u2019s notorious organized crime syndicate.\nYubitsume is a well-known atonement ritual in yakuza culture. When members have done something to displease their boss or bring dishonor to their gang, they have to self-amputate part of a finger, starting from the little finger and moving up to the index.\nThe practice can be traced to the way Japanese swords are traditionally held, with the last three fingers used for control and grip. Amputation results in a weaker sword grip, causing the offender to rely more on his group instead of acting on his own.\nMr Aoki, a former gang leader with the Inagawa-kai, Japan\u2019s third-largest yakuza family, has performed yubitsume four times, twice on his right little finger. The last ritual took place more than 15 years ago, on his left fourth finger.\n\u201cIt was very difficult as there was a lot of bone so I had to use my leg to step on the knife,\u201d he says, grinning at the horrified expression of the Japanese interpreter.\nHe did it after kidnapping another triad leader in a case which left several people dead, resulted in a $500,000 bounty on his head and landed him in prison for 15 years.\nHe left prison last year, the bounty still on his head. But it is not giving him sleepless nights.\n\u201cAll the yakuza members I knew are either dead or have gone on to do other things. But if God says I have to go, I will go. I don\u2019t want to worry,\u201d he says.\nHe is a changed man.\nHe used to freely draw his katana or samurai sword to express his rage, but now finds solace in the Bible.\n\u201cAll I want to do now is set up a halfway house for ex-convicts when I return to Japan,\u201d says Aoki, who recently completed a seven-month course at the City Harvest Church School of Theology in Jurong West.\nHe was born in Kamakura City in Kanagawa Prefecture, just outside Tokyo, the second of three children of a civil servant and his mistress, a former geisha.\n\u201cWhen I became older, I found out that my father had tattoos and was a former yakuza too,\u201d says Aoki, who has the image of a warrior monk flanked by a tiger and dragon inked indelibly across his chest and entire back right down to his thighs.\nHe was a bully in school, taking delight in roughing up those he did not like. He was 12 when something happened that hardened his heart, he says.\n\u201cI had to attend a summer camp and my mother sent me off at the train station. When I came home three days later, my father, instead of my mother, was at the railway station waiting for me. I found it unusual,\u201d he says.\nWhen they reached home, he found his younger sister with a woman who his father said would be their new mother. \u201cMy own mother had moved to another city and when I went to see her, she already had a new life with another man.\n\u201cIt hurt me a lot. I lost all faith in adults and all trust in human beings. I felt there was no place for me at home and that I had to be tough and protect myself.\u201d\nHe soon dropped out of school, became a teenage terror, was caught and locked up, and finally joined a triad.\nThe next two decades were turbulent ones. He fought, did drugs, was promiscuous, went through three marriages \u2014 he has two sons in their 30s whom he has not seen for 15 years \u2014 and was jailed twice, once for six years after grievously hurting a man with his katana.\nThe incident which landed him in prison for 15 years took place in 1995. He was an unwilling participant, he says.\n\u201cIn the old days, the yakuza had a lot of money. But in the early 1990s, the Japanese asset bubble burst. Many yakuza members could not afford the lifestyle they used to have,\u201d he says.\nOne of them was one of his bosses, who ended up with debts of $17 million. Desperate, the latter hatched a plan to kidnap a high-ranking triad leader and roped in Aoki, who was reluctant initially.\n\u201cHe told me how he had it all planned out. I knew I couldn\u2019t say no because if I did, I would probably be killed,\u201d he lets on.\nWhat transpired would have made a great movie script, with tragic and comic elements.\nA team of 10 was assembled. Masquerading as deliverymen, five of Aoki\u2019s men turned up at the target\u2019s home, kidnapping him when he opened the door. But after the deed was done, the mastermind had cold feet and wanted the man freed.\n\u201cI said no, we had to get the ransom,\u201d Aoki says. The irony was that, instead of the $17 million they demanded, they ended up getting only $500,000.\n\u201cI know, it\u2019s like a comedy,\u201d he says, shaking his head.\nBut the repercussions were disastrous, resulting in the suicide of the mastermind and the deaths of several others. Aoki became a wanted man by both the yakuza and the police, and went on the run for 45 days. Meanwhile, a bounty was put on his head by a rival gang.\nOn Nov 16, 1995, he surrendered to the police. He was sentenced to 15 years\u2019 jail on charges that included kidnap and the possession of firearms.\nWhen he entered Tokushima prison, he was hell-bent on leaving his yakuza days behind. But his past caught up with him. Someone related to the kidnapped man recognized him and, during a prison baseball match, came up behind Aoki and delivered several blows to his head with a hammer. His skull was fractured.\nWhen he came to in hospital, the first thing he saw was a Bible by his bedside. He says he picked it up and found comfort when he started reading it. Soon, he was attending Bible study sessions in prison.\nNot long after the attack, he was transferred to a maximum-security prison in Kumamoto and it was there that he was baptized.\nPastor Yoji Nakamura, 42, from the Kumamoto Harvest Church who counsels inmates at the prison, first met Aoki at a Christmas party in 2004.\n\u201cHe was very sincere about wanting to turn over a new leaf; there was no need to persuade him. He started corresponding with me, and at his request, I would also see him once every two months,\u201d he says.\nAoki was released in March last year, and with help from his older sister, rented a room in an apartment near Pastor Nakamura\u2019s church.\n\u201cHe would come every day, and help to clean and take care of the place,\u201d says Pastor Nakamura.\nThe former gangster came to Singapore in February this year on a City Harvest scholarship and recently completed his theology course, sitting through the English lessons with the help of a translator.\nNot proud of the life he has led, he says: \u201cI know I\u2019ve hurt a lot of people ever since I was 15. I pray every day to find release from all the pain and suffering I have inflicted.\u201d\nSetting up a halfway house for former convicts is what he most wants to do now, to help them avoid going back to their old ways. He will be working on the project with Pastor Nakamura.\n\u201cAfter I\u2019ve done this, perhaps I will go and see my children. They know me as a yakuza father. I don\u2019t want to see them until I have done something worthwhile,\u201d he says.\nJustice minister admits yakuza connections\nJustice Minister Keishu Tanaka on Friday confirmed past ties with yakuza, earlier revealed by a weekly magazine.\nAfter apologizing for the connection, Tanaka told a news conference he will sincerely repent and hopes to continue his duties as a member of the Cabinet.\nTanaka admitted that he gave a speech at a yakuza party about 30 years ago and acted as a matchmaker for the son of a supporter with yakuza ties.\nHe emphasized that he would not have carried out the actions if he had known of their yakuza ties.\nTanaka denied using yakuza to pursue his own interests or doing any favors for them. He also denied mediating yakuza disputes, including a reported one involving industrial waste disposal.\nAt a separate news conference, Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said he believes Tanaka and suggested the justice minister does not need to quit.\nOrganized-crime trial set to start this week\nThey call him \"Uncle Joe,\" which is both a reference to his age - 73 - and his laid-back style.\nMob boss Joe Ligambi is old school, a make-money-not-headlines crime boss who has had a surprisingly long and relatively peaceful run as Philadelphia's Mafia don.\nBut that run may be over.\nIn jail for the last 17 months, Ligambi and six codefendants begin a legal fight for their lives this week when opening arguments are expected in the city's latest organized-crime trial.\nLigambi and the others are facing racketeering conspiracy charges built around allegations of illegal gambling, loan-sharking, and extortion that extend back to 1999. As defense attorneys have pointed out repeatedly since the indictment was handed up more than a year ago, the case is devoid of the acts of violence that marked the city's last three federal mob trials.\nMurder and mayhem were the calling cards of mob bosses Nicodemo \"Little Nicky\" Scarfo, John \"Homicide John\" Stanfa, and Joseph \"Skinny Joey\" Merlino, prosecutors argued.\nScarfo, 83, was convicted and sentenced to 55 years in prison. He will likely die behind bars. His earliest parole date is 2033.\nStanfa, 72, is serving five life terms, one for each murder conviction in his 1995 racketeering case.\nMerlino, 50, beat several murder raps in a 2001 racketeering trial, leading his defense lawyer to claim victory. But the charismatic South Philadelphia wiseguy was convicted of assorted gambling, loan-sharking, and extortion charges, and was sentenced to 14 years in prison.\nReleased last year, he's living in Florida.\nLigambi took over when Merlino was jailed in 1999 and was given the title \"acting boss.\" Some believe he still holds that provisional position and that Merlino, from the Sunshine State, is still calling the shots.\nBut the title is almost irrelevant. When the trial begins this week, Ligambi and his codefendants will be the face of the Philadelphia mob.\nAnd in many cases, there will be a voice to go along with the face.\nThe Philadelphia crime family is one of the most recorded in American underworld history. Since 1989 when mobster-turned-informant George Fresolone began secretly taping conversations for the New Jersey State Police, the local mob has literally been wired for sound.\nClassic comments like \"Goodfellas don't sue goodfellas. Goodfellas kill goodfellas\" and \"We'll cut out his tongue. Put it in an envelope and send it to his wife\" have enthralled juries and buried defendants.\n\"The problem,\" says one defense attorney, \"is you can't cross-examine a tape.\"\nIn the pending trial, lawyers have already argued at length about the \"Stefanelli tapes,\" recordings in 2010 of two mob meetings at North Jersey restaurants.\nIn fact, the defense intends to challenge some of the transcripts, arguing that the prosecution, in a rush to judgment, turned one casual comment - \"At least we finally got to get together\" - into \"At least we finally got to get him\" and claimed it was a reference to a murder.\nBut what has been lost in the legal sound and fury over the tapes made by Nicholas \"Nicky Skins\" Stefanelli, a Gambino crime-family soldier who committed suicide in March, is the fact that the pending case includes dozens of other conversations that could prove more damaging.\nFrank \"Frankie the Fixer\" DiGiacomo, a low-life South Philadelphia hustler and mob associate, recorded conversations with Ligambi for the FBI, conversations in which, authorities allege, loan-sharking debts were discussed.\nAnd an FBI agent, working undercover, picked up Anthony Staino, 55, discussing the ins and outs of the criminal organization, including one in which he allegedly boasted about being the \"CFO\" of the criminal family and a member of its \"board of directors.\"\nThere are also wiretap conversations and testimony from dozens of witnesses - some former associates and others alleged victims of shakedowns and extortions.\nLigambi and his crew didn't have to resort to violence, the prosecution has argued, because they lived off the reputations of Scarfo, Stanfa, and other murderous mobsters who came before them.\nTwo former mob members, Eugene \"Gino\" Milano, a Scarfo hit man, and Peter \"Pete the Crumb\" Caprio, a Newark-based mob capo during the Merlino years, are expected to provide details about the violent ways of the Philadelphia crime family.\nTheir testimony will help set the stage for some of the Stefanelli conversations in which Ligambi, North Jersey mob capo Joseph \"Scoops\" Licata, 71, and others talk about murders that occurred in the past and joke about a mob-making - initiation - ceremony.\nLigambi, Staino, Licata, along with reputed mob underboss Joseph \"Mousie\" Massimino, 62, mob soldiers George Borgesi, 49, and Damion Canalicchio, 42, and mob associate Gary Battaglini, 51, will be at the defense table when opening arguments begin.\nThe trial is expected to last eight to 12 weeks with the potential of running right up to, or through, the Christmas holidays.\nAmong other things, the prosecution hopes to offer the jurors, who are being selected anonymously, a history lesson on the Philadelphia branch of La Cosa Nostra.\nSome of it will come from the testimony of witnesses and some from the words of the defendants themselves. In the past, that's been a prosecution formula for success.\nReality TV has nothing on the Philadelphia mob.\nIts unrehearsed and unscripted audio history, picked up on phone taps, room bugs, and body wires, has fascinated juries for the last two decades. And at trials in which those tapes have been played, juries have returned guilty verdicts that have sent three mob bosses and more than 30 codefendants to prison\nItaly's secret anti-mob weapon: witness protection\nROME (AP) - A woman who dares to cooperate with police in the fight against a dreaded Italian mob network is murdered, her body dumped in a barrel of acid in the countryside near Milan. Her 17-year-old daughter steps forward and testifies, helping to send six people to prison for life.\nThe lurid 2009 murder and the court verdict delivered in April gave a rare peek into Italy's secretive witness protection program, which marked its 20th anniversary this year and is considered Italy's single most important window into the secretive world of organized crime. Hundreds of mobsters have been given new identities in exchange for information that helped put longtime fugitive leaders behind bars, including the \"boss of bosses\" Salvatore Riina.\nThe use of insiders has combined with the seizure of mob assets to help Italy achieve a once unattainable goal: crippling the Sicilian Cosa Nostra.\n\"It has advanced immensely the fight against organized crime,\" said Felia Allum, a British academic who studies organized crime.\nItaly's famed anti-Mafia prosecutors Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino had fought in the 1980s to establish the two anti-mob weapons, arguing that criminals needed some incentive to step forward and turn state's evidence. They were killed by mob bombs within two months of one another in 1992, but not before they'd laid the foundations for a crime-fighting system that has largely tamed, if not defeated, the Mafia.\nLiving under state protection does take exact a heavy toll on witnesses.\nA major problem is that most mobsters in the program are from Italy's underdeveloped south, and they are generally exiled to what they see as a hostile environment in the prosperous north, because it's easier to hide them there. There have been suicides. Some return to crime when their collaboration with the state comes to an end.\n\"They are given a new identity and a lump sum of money to start their new life but they are not helped as much as they should be to reintegrate back into society,\" said Allum.\nThe dead woman in the 2009 murder, 36-year-old Lea Garofalo, had left the government program \"feeling uneasy\" about her protection, her lawyer Vincenza Rando said, adding that she was subjected to unwanted sexual advances from her police guards. \"She didn't feel well protected and risked it on her own.\"\nGarofalo's daughter Denise felt that her mother's decision had cost her life, so she decided to put her trust in the program. She was the key witness in the trial and now lives with a new identity in an undisclosed location. The contrasting fates of mother and daughter underscore how critical it is for witnesses in mob cases to obtain new identities. Without one, experts say, turncoats like Lea Garofalo become sitting ducks for inevitable revenge killings.\nDenise Garofalo is one of nearly 4,700 people in the program -- about 1,000 so-called \"collaborators\" who have turned state's evidence and the rest family members, according to a document obtained by The Associated Press on figures up to 2010. It is believed to be the second largest program after that of the United States. Most have been witnesses in cases against the Sicilian Mafia, the Neapolitan Camorra and the Calabrian 'ndrangheta --the crime syndicate in the Garofalo case.\nProsecutors say that no one who has followed the protection rules has been harmed. Those who stray do so at their own peril, like the son of a Camorra boss who returned to his hometown and was slain.\nChanging immigration patterns and the spread of international terrorism have led authorities to open the program to eastern Europeans, North Africans and several other nationalities, according to the Interior Ministry report to parliament.\nLazhar Ben Mohamed Tlil, a Tunisian who became an Islamic militant and was trained in Afghanistan to kill Americans, entered the witness protection program after providing information to Italian investigators about several detainees at Guantanamo, his court-appointed lawyer, Davide Boschi, told The Associated Press.\nThe lawyer has said that Tlil, considered an important witness by both Italians and Americans, would not talk to prosecutors without firm guarantees of a new identity, documents, a job, medical coverage and a visit to his parents in Tunisia.\nAn Interior Ministry report to parliament acknowledged criticism of the way the program works due to a \"large, unexpected influx of people\" into the program recent years. Witness protection costs some \u20ac100 million (more than $100 million) a year. It often fails to help former criminals return to normal life. And foreigners in the program face tough bureaucratic roadblocks to creating decent lives in Italy.\nStill, criminal experts give the program high marks despite the headaches it faces in determining who may be lying, creating new identities and trying to hide the turncoats in Italy, where authorities have fewer options than in the much larger United States.\n\"By demonstrating that its institutions are standing as one in facing the Mafia, Italy is setting an example for the world against organized crime,\" Interpol Secretary-General Ronald K. Noble told a convention on organized crime in Sicily over the summer.\nUntil Italy established the program in the early 90s, the most famous witness, Tommasso Buscetta, needed to be sheltered abroad. He helped convict some 350 mobsters in the 1980s before being given a new identity in the United States in the American witness protection program.\nWhile the release of criminals with blood on their hands has been contentious, Alfonso Sabella, a former Palermo prosecutor defended Italy's witness protection program in an interview with the Turin newspaper La Stampa.\nIt was, he said, a \"necessary choice - when it was clear that the Mafia couldn't be brought to its knees through traditional means.\"\nYakuza 'Employer Liability' Murder Suit Ends with a Settlement\nTOKYO \u2014 Tadamasa Goto, former boss of the Yamaguchi-gumi Goto-gumi crime group, has agreed to pay \u00a5110 million, or $1.4 million, to settle the lawsuit filed by the family of Kazuoki Nozaki, who was murdered by members of the organization in 2006. That's a little less than the \u00a5187 million of damages specified in the family original suit. But they got something in return: according to those involved with the lawsuit, at one point in the negotiations, Goto and the Yamaguchi-gumi organization, offered to pay the full amount requested in the lawsuit, but in the final negotiations, only Goto ended up paying, with the provision that he express his condolences. In Japan, an apology is worth quite a lot.\nShinobu Tsukasa, the current head of the Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan\u2019s largest crime group, was named in the lawsuit but did not pay a single yen of what had been originally requested. Law enforcement and organized crimes sources agree that Tsukasa who was in jail at the time of the killing, had no knowledge of the murder and didn\u2019t condone it. The murder of Nozaki was one of several reasons Tsukasa banished Goto from the Yamaguchi-gumi in October of 2008.\nAt its peak the Goto-gumi had over 1,000 members and 150 front companies; Tadamasa Goto was one of the wealthiest and most powerful yakuza in Japan, not to mention the largest individual shareholder of Japan Airlines.\nThe lawyer representing the family members issued a press statement outlining the details of the agreement: first, Goto accepted responsibility, as the head of the organization at the time, for the actions of his soldiers in Nozaki's killing and agreed to pay damages and express his condolences to the family. There was no admission from Goto, however, that he had commanded the killing.\nA detective with the Shizuoka Police Department where Goto-gumi was headquartered, said of the settlement, \u201cIt\u2019s not surprising that Goto paid up the money but it\u2019s amazing that he apologized. His entire biography is full of bragging but not one word of apology is expressed about the attack on the famous director Juzo Itami or to the victims of his reign of terror.\u201d\nGoto\u2019s autobiography, Habakarinagara (Pardon Me But\u2026), was a bestseller in Japan after its publication in 2010. Itami, a well-known film director, had made the 1992 film Minb\u014d no Onna which lampooned the yakuza. Six days after its release he was attacked by several Goto-gumi goons. Goto wrote that it was only natural that his gang members would retaliate \u201cbecause he made fun of us and his movie was unpleasant.\u201d In the chapter about receiving a liver transplant at UCLA ahead of many U.S. citizens on the waiting list, Goto wrote, \u201cIf the Americans are going to whine about it so much, they can come to Japan and take the liver back. The Washington Post, the L.A. Times, if they want the liver, come and get it.\u201d\nAlthough there was no admission of collusion in the murder, the settlement with the Nozaki family settlement may rekindle the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department\u2019s long-running investigation into Tadamasa Goto for the murder of Nozaki and Goto\u2019s former lieutenant, Takashi Kondo. Kondo was shot to death in Thailand in April last year, after an international arrest warrant had been issued on charges related to Nozaki's murder. It was alleged by former Goto-gumi members that Goto had ordered Kondo to make the hit but never proven. And likely never to be proven because as the Japanese saying goes, \u6b7b\u4eba\u306b\u53e3\u7121\u3057, or dead men have no mouths.\nRevisions made to Japan's Organized Crime Countermeasures Law (\u66b4\u529b\u56e3\u5bfe\u7b56\u6cd5) in 2008 made it possible to hold organized crime bosses responsible for the actions of their underlings in civil court. This case was being closely watched by both yakuza organizations and law enforcement because, it argued that the employer liability should apply to yakuza actions that predated the 2008 revisions. A settlement was expected in the case to prevent a judge from cementing that legal precedent. Law enforcement sources say that Goto's lawyers completed their settlement before the trial could began. While the Yamaguchi-gumi and its boss Tsukasa did not pay any damages, this case may be the first time that a former yakuza boss has.\nHere is a memory of when Goto was still in goodstanding with the Yamaguchi-gumi, celebrating his birthday in September 2008, just weeks before he was expelled, with a little karaoke. That's Goto, sans mustache, who comes on stage just around the three-minute mark.\nPolice watchful as alleged mob boss Vito Rizzuto returns to Canada\nIt should have been a triumphant homecoming.\nVito Rizzuto, the alleged godfather of the Canadian mafia, had done his time in a U.S. penitentiary and, unlike so many organized-crime figures of late, kept his mouth shut.\nBy the strange code of the mob, Omert\u00e0, he was due some honour.\nBut when Mr. Rizzuto left the United States for Canada on Friday after serving just over five years for his involvement in a 1981 triple murder, he did not come back as the conquering hero, but as a grieving man, a marked man and, according to those who observe his every move, a man bent on revenge.\n\u201cThis is the mother of all questions, what will he do now?\u201d said long-time mafia expert Antonio Nicaso. \u201cSeek revenge? Find compromise? Go to another city? Or stay in Montreal? In general terms, I think the only thing we can really expect is more violence.\u201d\nWhatever Mr. Rizzuto\u2019s intentions, law-enforcement agencies in Quebec and Ontario are bracing for his return.\n\u201cIt\u2019s safe to say that the return of Vito Rizzuto to Canada has many law enforcement agencies interested,\u201d said Superintendent Paul Pederson, head of investigative services at York Region Police, which is responsible for several suburbs north of Toronto where Mr. Rizzuto has ties. \u201cWe\u2019re all well positioned for that in terms of relationships with other agencies. ... But we\u2019re not in a position to disclose the activities or locations of him, or any citizens for that matter, who might be the subject of ongoing investigations.\u201d\nThe Rizzuto saga has all the makings of an Odyssean epic. Mr. Rizzuto has arrived home to an empire, and a family, in ruins. The decline coincided with his 2004 detainment for extradition to the United States. An RCMP-led unit embarked on an operation called Project Colisee, yielding a rich vein of audio and video recordings and ending in jail time for several major mafia figures, including Mr. Rizzuto\u2019s father, Nicolo Rizzuto.\nThe arrests left a power vacuum. New rivals and old enemies saw their moment.\nThe last major power struggle between Sicilian and Calabrian factions was in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Weakened by police investigations, the leaders of Montreal\u2019s Calabrian organization began turning up dead. After assassins killed all three brothers from the presiding Violi family, the Sicilian Rizzutos embarked on a three-decade reign over Montreal.\nAs Mr. Rizzuto sat in a Colorado prison, the Grade 9 dropout surely recognized the historical pattern in the stories he heard from home.\nFirst, in 2009, his son, Nick Jr., was gunned down in Notre Dame de Grace. Then his brother-in-law and family consigliere, Paolo Renda, went missing in May, 2010, and is presumed dead.\nNow it was the Rizzutos who appeared weak, according to Andr\u00e9 C\u00e9dilot, co-author of Mafia Inc., a portrait of Canada\u2019s Sicilian mafia. A number of local players stepped into into the breach. Sal \u201cthe Ironworker\u201d Montagna made the biggest move. A Canadian citizen brought up in New York, he had risen to command the once-powerful Bonnano family in the United States until he was deported to Canada. Throughout 2010, he was spotted meeting with mafia figures in Montreal and Toronto, making alliances.\n\u201cHe then went to Nicolo\u2019s house,\u201d said Mr. C\u00e9dilot, \u201cand basically says, \u2018Your clan is finished, your reign is over, we\u2019re taking over.\u2019 Nicolo wouldn\u2019t accept this. He knew that if he accepted what Montagna said, he would live, but his family business would not.\u201d\nNot long after, in November, 2010, Old Nick was murdered, felled at home by a sniper\u2019s bullet as he ate dinner with his family.\nSal the Ironworker\u2019s path to ascendance was clear. But shaky alliances with former Rizzuto loyalists eventually broke down and, in November 2011, police pulled Mr. Montagna\u2019s body from the shallows of L\u2019Assomption River. Several Rizzuto allies have been charged in the murder.\n\u201cThey say in English, \u2018Live by the rules, die by the rules,\u2019\u201d Montreal police detective Eric Vecchio said last week at the Charboneau inquiry, the explosive Quebec corruption probe that has further lifted the veil on the mob\u2019s powers within the province. The inquiry has already hit the mafia\u2019s financial and moral standing. Montreal has suspended awarding public works contracts after testimony alleged that the mafia, bureaucrats and the mayor\u2019s party were all taking cuts.\n\u201cThere is now a courage to denounce the mafia,\u201d Mr. Nicaso said. \u201cBefore his deportation, Montreal was a different city, no one spoke, no one heard. Now, it\u2019s a wide-open Pandora\u2019s box.\u201d\nThe inquiry has also painted a grim picture for Mr. Rizzuto\u2019s prospects.\n\u201cI'm not saying that the Sicilian faction is completely gone, but there is a return of organized crime of Calabrian origin following the arrest and extradition of Mr. Vito Rizzuto,\u201d RCMP Corporal Linda Fequiere said to the commission.\nWhether such pronouncements are a deterrent or a provocation is anybody\u2019s guess. When Odysseus returned home to Ithaca, he arrived disguised as a itinerant beggar and clandestinely surveyed the new landscape of allies and enemies. Mr. Rizzuto will maintain a similarly low profile at first, retired RCMP chief superintendent Ben Soave said.\n\u201cI think you\u2019ll see him be very quiet at first. As far as I\u2019m concerned, his first priority is not getting killed. The second is figuring out who his friends are.\u201d\nFar from calling it quits, Mr. Rizzuto might feel emboldened by the chaos in Montreal\u2019s underworld, according to Mr. Nicaso. He was always considered a master mediator, capable of striking alliances and wielding power over headstrong men.\n\u201cThere are many people here in the Montreal underworld who feel the only guy who can get everything back under control is Vito,\u201d Mr. C\u00e9dilot said.\n\u201cVito doesn\u2019t care about the construction industry right now. His main goal is to reorganize the mafia, maybe make some pacts, and, of course, avenge his son\u2019s murder.\u201d\nWhile one source said he might relocate to Toronto, others shoot down that possibility. A retired RCMP sergeant once responsible for tracking mafia movements in Ontario said it would be \u201cpure cowardice\u201d for Mr. Rizzuto to set up shop in Toronto.\n\u201cThose murders of his family were too personal, he has to go back,\u201d said the RCMP source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. \u201cPersonally, I think there will blood running in the streets over there in Montreal. It may not happen next week, but it will happen. He has to make his presence known.\u201d\nU.S. Treasury Department Guns for Japanese Yakuza Groups\nIn a breakthrough effort to combat Japan\u2019s organized crime syndicates, the U.S. Treasury has started imposing sanctions on their business operations. Jake Adelstein on what this means for the mobsters\u2014and why Chinese gangs have avoided similar crackdowns.\nThe U.S. Department of Treasury imposed sanctions on Japan\u2019s second largest yakuza crime syndicate, the Sumiyoshi-kai and its leaders today. The sanctions make it possible to freeze their U.S. assets and block their transactions with American corporations or other entities.\nThis is the second time the Obama administration has taken steps to disrupt the yakuza\u2019s activities since it identified the Japanese mafia as a significant criminal organization.\nThe Sumiyoshi-Kai\u2019s leader, Shigeo Nishiguchi, and the underboss Hareaki Fukuda, were added to the U.S. Treasury\u2019s list of persons that are targeted for punitive financial measures.\nThe Sumiyoshi-kai is a designated organized crime group in Japan, regulated but not outlawed. It has offices, the members have business cards; fan magazines, comics, and books list the top executives and celebrate their exploits. The Sumiyoshi-kai, with close to 11,000 members, is based in Tokyo, with offices in the luxurious Ginza area and flashy Akasaka. The group\u2019s moneymaking activities include real estate, construction, prostitution, temporary staffing, as well as the standard extortion, blackmail, and racketeering. In general, the Sumiyoshi-kai is less violent than other organized crime groups in Japan, and was active in offering emergency aid to Japanese citizens after the earthquake last year, even opening it\u2019s office doors to stranded commuters, including foreigners.\nIn February of this year, the Obama administration imposed sanctions on the most prominent yakuza crime group, the Yamaguchi-gumi, as well as its top boss and his underboss.\nSince the Yamaguchi-gumi merged with another Tokyo yakuza group, the Kokusui-kai, in November 2005, the Sumiyoshi-kai have rapidly been losing control of their turf in Tokyo. Factions of the Yamaguchi-gumi and the Sumiyoshi-kai have been waging minor gang wars over the last few years, recently culminating in shocking violence.\nMembers of the Japanese Yakuza Takahashi-gumi crime syndicate wait with their 'mikoshi' portable shrine before carrying it through the streets, as part of the second day of the Sanja festival, at Asakusa Shrine in Asakusa district, on May 19, 2012, in Tokyo, Japan. (Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert / Getty Images)\nOn Sept. 2, a group of 10 men wearing ski-masks burst into the Roppongi dance Club Flower at approximately 3:40 a.m. and assaulted four men and women sitting together in the VIP room, clubbing one to death and injuring the others, while 300 other people were present. The attack was believed to be a reprisal for an attack on Yamaguchi-gumi Kokusui-kai members in Roppongi on Dec. 14 of last year\u2014an attack in which Sumiyoshi-kai members were allegedly involved.\nThe Sumiyoshi-kai also has been involved with Japan\u2019s nuclear industry for several years, including receiving pay-offs from Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) in the past. Members of the Sumiyoshi-kai were arrested this year for their role in illegally providing labor to TEPCO. The Sumiyoshi-kai has been providing exploitable labor for Japan\u2019s nuclear industry for more than a decade, including the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, both before and after the triple meltdown on March 11 last year. TEPCO, while primarily a Japan-based company, was involved with building a nuclear power plant in southern Texas.\nThe group\u2019s moneymaking activities include real estate, construction, prostitution, temporary staffing, as well as the standard extortion, blackmail, and racketeering.\nThe U.S. Treasury has not clarified whether the yakuza have any assets under U.S. jurisdiction or the results of the sanctions so far.\nIt should be noted that the U.S. government has still not designated the Triads, China\u2019s mafia, as a significant criminal organization, according to U.S. government sources largely due to lack of cooperation from Hong Kong, Macau, and China. Also, the same sources say that Chinese lobbyists and some influential Las Vegas casino operators have pushed hard to keep the Triads off the list for fear that it would jeopardize their \u201ccash-cow\u201d casino operations in Macau.\nThe U.S. government is continuing to take a hard look at Japanese mafia groups and will probably designate one or two more within the next year.\nMob boss to be deported to Canada\nMontreal mob boss Vito Rizzuto is being deported to Canada from the U.S. this month after serving six years in a high-security prison for the murders of three Mafia captains, police say.\nThe Mafia boss was extradited to the U.S. in 2004 and in 2006 was sentenced to a 10-year jail term for the 1981 murder of three Bonanno crime family members in New York City.\nRizzuto, 66, is in a high-security prison in Colorado. No reason has been given for his early release.\nCanadian police are concerned that his return to Montreal will rekindle a feud between the Rizzutos and rivals from the Calabrian mafia. Rizzuto son, Nick, was slain 2009 and his father, Nicolo, was killed in 2010.\nRizzuto is a Canadian citizen and will be deported to Montreal after his Oct. 6 release, police said, adding he managed to obtain citizenship after arriving here from Italy in 1954.\nImmigration officials said he will likely by driven to the border by U.S. Marshals and handed over to the RCMP.\nRCMP Staff Sgt. Christian Knight, of a Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, confirmed Rizzuto is due for release in early October.\n\u201cHe will be deported back to Canada,\u201d Knight said. \u201cHe is Canadian and has to be brought back even though he is convicted of three murders.\u201d\nKnight, who was in Toronto to attend an International Airport Investigators\u2019 Training symposium last week, was part of a 2001 to 2006 Montreal probe into traditional organized crime that led to the arrests of dozens of mob members.\n\u201cIt was a historic file with a number of people being charged,\u201d Knight said. \u201cThe investigation targeted Sicillian organized crime and brought down Rizzuto and many of his accomplices.\u201d\nThere has been speculation that Rizzuto may choose to settle in Ontario, but he would have to face rivals.\nKnight said six or seven powerful crime families control organized mob activities in Ontario.\n\u201cThe Ontario families are deliberately low-key and don\u2019t want to draw attention to themselves,\u201d he said. \u201cFrom my experience, organized crime is alive and thriving in Ontario.\u201d\nHe said Ontario crime bosses don\u2019t want the attention of police as they earn millions of dollars from gambling, drug dealing, strippers and prostitution.\nN.J. mobster pleads guilty to racketeering in Phila.\nLouis \"Big Lou\" Fazzini, a North Jersey mobster charged with racketeering, has decided to take his chances with the sentencing judge rather than put his fate in the hands of a federal jury.\nFazzini, 45, pleaded guilty Friday morning before U.S. District Judge Eduardo Robreno in Philadelphia.\nFazzini had pleaded not guilty this year to a racketeering conspiracy charge linked to a mob-controlled gambling and loan-sharking operation. There is no indication he is cooperating with authorities.\nHis court-appointed attorney did not return a call seeking comment.\nA one-page notice filed Thursday disclosed that the change-of-plea hearing had been scheduled.\nFazzini and North Jersey mob capo Joseph \"Scoops\" Licata were added as defendants in the pending racketeering case this year. They were charged along with acting Philadelphia mob boss Joseph Ligambi and 11 others in a case built around charges of illegal sports betting, the distribution of video poker machines, loan-sharking, and extortion.\nFazzini was convicted of similar charges in 1999 in federal court in Newark and sentenced to 48 months in prison. Licata, 71, was convicted in the same case.\nTapes expected to be played for the jury in the trial include a secretly recorded conversation in a North Jersey restaurant in which Fazzini and Licata talked and joked about Fazzini's initiation into the crime family.\nThe so-called making ceremony was presided over by Ligambi, both men say on that tape. Ligambi was also recorded during the meeting, held at a restaurant in Kenilworth in May 2010.\nAuthorities have described Fazzini as a key operative for Licata, a capo, or captain, who heads the Philadelphia crime family's Newark-area operations.\nThe Ligambi trial is scheduled to begin Tuesday with jury selection and is expected to last eight to 12 weeks. Ligambi, 73, and six others are now set for trial. Three other defendants will be tried later.\nFazzini would be the fourth defendant to enter a guilty plea. Others who have pleaded guilty are mobsters Martin Angelina and Gaeton Lucibello and mob associate Louis Barretta.\nThere is no indication from the document filed Thursday what kind of sentencing range Fazzini faces, but several observers predicted it would be similar to the 57-month sentence Robreno imposed on Angelina last month.\nLucibello, at a separate hearing, got 51 months. Barretta was sentenced this week to 33 months.\nThose sentences, according to law enforcement and underworld sources, appear moderate and are seen as a signal from Robreno, who has a reputation for handing out tough sentences after trials that end in convictions.\nThe signal: Those who plead guilty and avoid trial can expect a better deal than those who are convicted. Courthouse speculation is that Ligambi and most of his codefendants will face prison terms of 12 years or more if they are convicted.\nFazzini, a former associate said, was smart enough to see that and opted to plead out.\nJoseph Merlino: The mobster next door\nA Philly Mafia icon, fresh out of prison, has set up housekeeping in Boca Raton. So what, exactly, is he up to?\nJoseph Merlino, whose father was an underboss to Nicodemo \u2018Little Nicky\u2019 Scarfo, rose to prominence in 1989 after authorities alleged that he tried to kill the mob boss\u2019s son, Nicky Scarfo Jr. Scarfo Jr. was repeatedly shot outside a prominent Philadelphia Italian restaurant, but survived. Scarfo\u2019s father, who had been running the mob from prison, eventually lost control as most members of his organization were imprisoned. With Scarfo Sr. in prison for life, various factions of the mob vied for control. In the early 1990s, Giovanni \u2018John\u2019 Stanfa took over the helm of the Philadelphia crime family.\nStanfa\u2019s promotion to head of the mob launched what is considered one of the bloodiest wars in organized crime history. Merlino began plotting with fellow gangster Ralph Natale to take over. In 1993, Merlino survived a drive-by shooting, suffering a bullet to his buttocks, but fellow associate Michael \u2018Mike Chang\u2019 Ciancaglini was killed in a hit that was widely believed by law enforcement to be engineered by Stanfa.\nIn retaliation, an attempt was made on Stanfa son\u2019s life; he was shot in the face in a drive-by shooting. Stanfa Sr. was eventually convicted and sent to prison for life, and Natale took over the reins with Merlino as his underboss. Natale was later jailed and turned into a government informant, just as Merlino took over in the late 1990s.\nIn 2001, Merlino was sentenced to 14 years on charges of extortion, racketeering and illegal gambling. But he was acquitted of more serious crimes, including murder.\n\u2018Ain\u2019t bad,\u2019 he said when the sentence was pronounced.\nJBROWN@MIAMIHERALD.COM\nJoseph Merlino steps out onto the iron-railed balcony of his $400,000 Boca Raton townhouse. Bare-chested, ripped and clad in nothing but grey skivvies, he looks more like a former Calvin Klein underwear model than one of the most ruthless mobsters of his time.\nA year out of prison, Joseph Salvatore \u201cSkinny Joey\u201d Merlino isn\u2019t so skinny anymore. But he looks almost as boyish at 50 as at 39, when he was sentenced to 14 years in prison for racketeering. Back then, he was a five-foot-three, 100-pound dapper young don who masterminded the bloody takeover of the Philadelphia mob. Today, he is a two-hour plane ride from the Southwest Philadelphia row house where he grew up to become an underworld icon, both feared and eerily revered in the City of Brotherly Love.\n\u201cHow\u2019d ya find me?\u201d he asks, his Philadelphia accent unmistakable.\nSurely Merlino, who has survived at least a dozen attempts on his life and has been accused and acquitted of ordering the grisly murders of plenty of wise guys, knows the answer to his question: If you really want to, you can find just about anyone.\nHe grins and says he doesn\u2019t want to talk. This is something of a surprise, because Merlino is a mob star who, at least at one time, loved seeing himself in the spotlight so much that he used to ask friends to tape the TV news if there was a chance he would appear.\nOnce dubbed the \u201cJohn Gotti of Passyunk Avenue,\u201d an Italian district considered the heart of South Philadelphia, Merlino is now the ex-Mafioso, supposedly, of Boca\u2019s Broken Sound Boulevard, where he lives in a cookie-cutter development still partly under construction off Interstate 95 and Yamato Road.\n\u201cI mean no disrespect,\u201d he says in a clich\u00e9 as fitting as the Frank Sinatra tunes neighbors say he blares in the middle of the night.\n\u201cDon\u2019t believe everything you read,\u201d he counters when asked about a possible movie deal about his gangster life, or to address evidence suggesting he is back at the helm of the Philly-South Jersey La Cosa Nostra from his suburban South Florida outpost.\nMobsters have flocked to Florida since the first trees were planted on Palm Island, where Al Capone moved into a mansion in 1928. The state has always been open territory for organized crime, a wise-guy retreat where legends like Meyer Lansky and underlings from just about every crime family have angled for turf \u2014 from gambling to extortion to prostitution to money-laundering to running drugs.\nMerlino says he is in the carpet-installing business. The owner of his posh townhouse, Bruce DeLuca, is CEO of U.S. Installation Group, a primary flooring and carpeting subcontractor for Home Depot. Through a spokesperson, DeLuca said he didn\u2019t lease the place to Merlino, doesn\u2019t know him and would never have rented the house had he known who would be living there.\nThe 2,900-square-foot, two-story, Mediterranean-style townhouse sits at the end of a cul-de-sac of former model homes in a community occupied by upper-middle class, educated people who mostly work day jobs. It has an ornamental cross atop its tower-like roof.\nBut if Merlino has joined the work force, he isn\u2019t installing carpets 9 to 5, according to neighbors. They say he has thrown loud parties, with beefy men and scantily clad women coming and going at all hours. Last Christmas season, somebody threw his fully decorated tree \u2014 tinsel, balls and all, from his balcony onto the street.\n\u201cThey\u2019re scary,\u201d said one neighbor who asked not to be identified. \u201cWe\u2019ve had the police come several times. It\u2019s been very stressful living near them. There is always screaming and fighting.\u201d\nThe neighbors say what they find most disturbing are the banging noises in the middle of the night, as if furniture or equipment is being moved about.\n\u201cI\u2019m not easily frightened,\u201d another neighbor said when informed a convicted mobster lived a few doors away. \u201cI don\u2019t know who he is, but he does have a lot of visitors.\u201d\n\u2018HOMETOWN BOY\u2019\nRetired Philadelphia Police Sgt. Walt Coughlin, who followed Merlino for much of his 47-year career, said the former mob boss seemed to like everybody \u2014 except those who were out to kill him. His neighbors welcomed him, as he often gave them Christmas trees and offered to help them if they couldn\u2019t pay their heating bill.\n\u201cThere were quite a few murders we thought he did, but there were no witnesses,\u2019\u2019 said Coughlin. \u201cNobody would cooperate with police. They were afraid, and he was a hometown boy.\u201d\nIt\u2019s not clear whether Merlino\u2019s wife, Deborah Wells Merlino, and his two children are living with him in Boca. Neighbors say they haven\u2019t seen any children at the house.\nBoca Raton police said they have no record of any calls to the address, but if police were summoned because of noise, they wouldn\u2019t necessarily write up a report, said spokeswoman Sandra Boonenberg.\nMerlino appears to work out of his home. He named his Wi-Fi connection \u201cPine Barrens,\u201d a reference to the heavily forested area near Atlantic City, N.J., where organized criminals often disposed of bodies. It was the scene of one of the most famous \u2014 and frightening \u2014 Sopranos episodes.\nIt would not surprise those who know Merlino if he is still living the \u201clife.\u201d\n\u201cI can tell you that I would not want to live next door to Joey Merlino,\u201d said Stephen LaPenta, a retired Philadelphia police lieutenant who worked undercover as a mob informant, and infiltrated Merlino\u2019s inner circle. LaPenta, now retired and living in Florida, says he still keeps tabs on the flamboyant ringleader.\n\u201cThe Joey I know was a hard-drinking, womanizing, gambling drug user who would strangle you,\u201d he said.\nMerlino had ruthless power, as well as panache.\n\u201cIf Joey sneezed, 20 people would hand him a handkerchief,\u201d LaPenta said.\nWHY BOCA?\nSo why Boca Raton, a place without real cheese steaks, Mummers and the Eagles?\nOrganized crime experts say that Merlino, one of the many Teflon dons who have beaten multiple murder raps, has a better shot of staying under the radar in Boca. He was high-profile in Philly, with an entourage of pretty women and bodyguards. He was always followed by police and undercover agents.\nRichard Mangan, a professor at Florida Atlantic University\u2019s School of Criminology, said Merlino is no stranger to South Florida. At one time, he was part of Nicodemo \u201cLittle Nicky\u201d Scarfo\u2019s regime in Philadelphia. Scarfo owned a home in Fort Lauderdale, and Merlino is among those whose photo was taken on Scarfo\u2019s boat, the \u201cCasa Blanca,\u201d also known as \u201cThe Usual Suspects.\u2019\u2019\nMangan said it\u2019s likely Merlino has been in charge of the family all along, even from prison.\n\u201cThe speculation is that yeah, why wouldn\u2019t he be running things, especially in this digital age,\u201d Mangan said.\nAccording to various media reports, Merlino has talked about getting into the restaurant business. In August, Don Michael Petullo, a former Las Vegas businessman who worked in the casino industry, registered a company, DNS Inc., at Merlino\u2019s Boca Raton address. Petullo, who could not be reached for comment, doesn\u2019t appear to be in the carpet business.\nIn February, a confidential FBI memo was leaked by the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks that said Merlino \u201cappears to be restoring and developing significant relationships for a potential South Florida crew,\u201d and that he was getting involved in gambling/bookmaking activities.\nThen in May, a detention memo filed by prosecutors referenced a secretly recorded conversation among New Jersey mobsters discussing Merlino\u2019s status in the organization as the man in charge who would decide, after his release from prison, which candidates would be initiated into the mob. Joseph \u201cUncle Joe\u201d Ligambi, up until then considered the top boss, is recorded as saying Merlino would \u201cmake\u201d the guys he wants. Ligambi is now in prison.\nINVITING TROUBLE\nA former boss of one of Florida\u2019s crime families, now retired, said Merlino is inviting trouble by moving to Boca.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know who he thinks he is, but it\u2019s stupid, very stupid,\u201d said the ex-mobster, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. \u201cWhy Boca? He could go anywhere, Phoenix, even Central Florida.\u201d Boca, he said, will only create more police scrutiny of his dealings. \u201cBoca is just too hot for someone like him.\u201d\nThe old-timer said the brash and brazen Merlino will not be welcomed by the local La Cosa Nostra.\n\u201cI guarantee you that there are people out there who won\u2019t want him,\u201d he said.\nNew York\u2019s five organized-crime syndicates \u2014 the Gambino, Genovese, Bonanno, Colombo and Lucchese families \u2014 have always considered Florida to be \u201copen,\u201d with no family claiming exclusive rights to operate.\nBut many of the older bosses have either gone to jail or are dead. In the old days, the guys didn\u2019t want to attract attention, but young turks like Merlino enjoy the limelight, said the old boss.\nDuring the time he was in prison, Merlino reportedly spent a lot of time in the gym, bulking up. Meanwhile, the mob was led by Ligambi, although speculation among law enforcement is that Ligambi was actually a figurehead for Merlino.\nMerlino, released in 2011, served time in a Boca Raton halfway house before being freed last year.\nIf he is running the Philadelphia mob, he is likely doing so through associates still living in Philly and South Jersey, according to the confidential FBI memo. Merlino is prohibited from associating with known felons and is still on federally supervised release.\n\u201cThe word we got is Joey has a benefactor, he has somebody pumping money into him. How else could he get out of prison and move into a $400,000 house and drive a Mercedes?,\u2019\u2019 LaPenta said. \u201cIt\u2019s trouble for South Florida in the sense that because Joey is there, others will follow.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Los Angeles, CA\u2026Mayor Eric Garcetti released 20,000 \u201cshade balls\u201d onto the surface of the Los Angeles Reservoir, marking completion of a $34.5 million initiative to protect the city\u2019s water quality. LADWP is the first utility company to use this technology for water quality protection. Today\u2019s deployment marked the final phase of an effort that involves the deployment of 96 million shade balls to the 175-acre reservoir \u2014 the largest in-basin facility of its kind owned and managed by LADWP. The small, black plastic balls protect water quality by preventing sunlight-triggered chemical reactions, deterring birds and other wildlife, and protecting water from rain and wind-blown dust.\nA cost-effective investment that brings the L.A. Reservoir into compliance with new federal water quality mandates, the shade balls are expected to save $250 million when compared to other comparable tools considered to meet that goal. Those alternatives included splitting the reservoir into two with a bisecting dam; and installing two floating covers that would have cost more than $300 million. In addition, the shade balls will also prevent the annual loss to evaporation of about 300 million gallons of water.\nHolding a total of 3.3 billion gallons, enough to supply the entire city of Los Angeles for up to three weeks, the L.A. Reservoir is located in LADWP\u2019s Van Norman Complex in Sylmar. At Monday\u2019s event, Mayor Garcetti was joined byCouncilmember Mitchell Englander, LADWP General Manager Marcie Edwards and Marty Adams, LADWP Senior Assistant General Manager of the Water System.\n\u201cIn the midst of California\u2019s historic drought, it takes bold ingenuity to maximize my goals for water conservation,\u201d said Mayor Eric Garcetti. \u201cThis effort by LADWP is emblematic of the kind of the creative thinking we need to meet those challenges. Together, we\u2019ve led the charge to cut our city\u2019s water usage by 13%, and today we complete an infrastructure investment that saves our ratepayers millions and protects a vital source of drinking water for years to come.\u201d\nAt $0.36 each, the shade balls require no construction, parts, labor or maintenance aside from occasional rotation. A second, $100 million ultraviolet treatment facility is due to break ground next \u2014 allowing LADWP to meet regulatorytimelines, save more than $250 million in capital improvement costs and further reduce water losses.\n\u201cAs the drought continues, it has never been more important to focus on innovative ways to maintain the highest quality drinking water for our 4 million residents, said Councilmember Mitchell Englander. \u201cIn addition to cutting back on the need to chemically treat our water to prevent natural occurrences like algae, these shade balls are a cost-effective way to reduce evaporation each year by nearly 300 million gallons, enough to provide drinking water for 8,100 people for a full year.\u201d\nSaid Councilmember Felipe Fuentes, chair of the LA City Council\u2019s Energy and Environment Committee: \u201cLADWP\u2019s innovative use of shade balls will protect our water supply and ensure that residents have access to clean, safe, and ready-to-drink water. As we work to ensure a more sustainable and resilient future for L.A., I look forward to more creative, trailblazing and cost-effective solutions.\u201d\nMarcie Edwards, LADWP General Manager said, \u201cShade balls are a great example of how engineering meets common sense. Our water system has significantly changed since William Mulholland built it more than 100 years ago. As we make updates, we are mindful to be wise and practical with our investments. Shade balls are an affordable and effective way to comply with regulations, and helps us continue to deliver the best drinking water to our customers.\u201d\nDr. Brian White, a now-retired LADWP biologist, was the first person to think of using shade balls for water quality. The idea came to him when he learned about the application of \u201cbird balls\u201d in ponds along airfield runways. The innovative, in-house solution has been used in LADWP\u2019s open-air reservoirs since 2008 to block sunlight, prevent chemical reactions and curtail algae blooms. Currently in place at Upper Stone, Elysian and Ivanhoe reservoirs, the shade balls come with the added benefit of reducing evaporation off the reservoir surfaces by 85 to 90 percent.\nLA Mayor Announces Completion of \u2018Shade Ball\u2019 Cover Project at Los Angeles Reservoir added by admin on August 13, 2015 2:40 pm -",
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        "raw_content": "If You Think You Get Removals, Then This Might Change Your Mind\nEliminating Wall Graffiti\nIn almost any city you would immerse yourself into, the presence of graffiti is always prevalent. In fact, these painted premises have long been a regular for both local rebels and delinquents alike. Basically, it pretty much is known as tagging for some neighborhoods out there. If you want more of a specific definition, then tagging is basically spraying some paint or ink on walls or structures in order to make more of an aesthetic statement on the artist\u2019s or painter\u2019s behalf. You do have to keep in mind that these actions are quite illegal in most cities.\nThe definitive problem here is the fact that this kind of an act could lower the value of a particular property or home. As a compensation for the removal of such \u2018art\u2019, revenues would lower down in the circumstance. It also adds another layer of uncertainty for those tourists who see these kinds of things in the streets. You really cannot blame people to think or associate those things to what they see in their television or media. This is one lucky day for you as this article will give you the necessary measures to take in the process. This would surely help you in avoiding having more unwanted graffiti around.\nWhat you must remember in the removal process is to do the elimination as soon as possible. It would be much more advisable for you to do the whole removal of those paint or ink on the day that it was first established by that delinquent. There is not much of a penetration done once it is removed on the very same day. Not being able to achieve the outcome that you wanted should not be a worry you have to dwell into as there are professionals that could do the whole endeavor for you. In almost any country out there, there has to be some graffiti removal company made accessible to the masses. With their help, they can handle any job in a given location or scenario.\nThere is much thought though for you think about when it comes to eliminating such conveyed art. You could really disappoint or even anger some of the people who are trying to convey their emotions out to the world. You\u2019ll never know the feat that these so called artists would go to in order to really have their mark be made known to the local society. If such circumstances would happen, then you could very much apply an anti graffiti coating in the premise. This would most likely solve your problem from having to spread further down the whole neighborhood. An alternative that you could pretty much apply in the scenario is the use of a security camera around the area. Doing this would bring in the police and legal professionals which could be a safety net for you to lean towards to.\nQuestions About Removals You Must Know the Answers To",
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        "raw_content": "Mel Cavaricci, the artist better known as DJ Mel, is one of the top party rockers in the country. He\u2019s played big stages at Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits Festival, his long-running Rock the Casbah party is an Austin fave, and from 2012-2016, he essentially served as President Obama\u2019s personal DJ.\nDJ Mel at Nasty\u2019s in June of 2016. Erika Rich for American-Statesman\nFROM THE ARCHIVES: DJ Mel on rocking Obama headquarters on election night\nBut through it all, he kept the gig that launched him, the weekly hip-hop party on Monday nights at Nasty\u2019s that he started in 1996. It ran for 21 years, making it the longest running hip-hop party in Austin by a long shot and a local institution for several generations of ATX hip-hop heads. It also outlasted the vast majority of weekly happenings around the country.\nIn a post on his official DJ Mel Facebook page Tuesday night, Cavaricci attributed the end of the party\u2019s run to a change in management at Nasty\u2019s, the rugby-themed North Campus dive where he held court. \u201cThe place has changed hands and will be something else soon,\u201d he wrote.\nAn excited crowd dances at DJ Mel\u2019s hip-hop residency at Nasty\u2019s in June 2016. Erika Rich for American-Statesman\nHe closed this lengthy chapter of his career with no bitterness, saying he \u201cfelt okay with it.\u201d Crowds throughout the two decades of the party waxed and waned, and as his career as a world-renowned DJ took off, ironically, the dance floor at Nasty\u2019s thinned.\nInstead, he took time to reminisce warmly about the early days.\n\u201cWhen I first walked into that bar, I finally found a place to express myself and cut my teeth as a party DJ,\u201d he said. \u201cSoon, it was packed every week, for many years. What a sight to see \u2013 people from all walks of life, crammed into a little room with a mutual love for hip hop. It was amazing.\u201d\nHe also shouted out the many DJs who shared the stage, the club\u2019s ownership and staff and \u201call the folks that have walked through the doors since 1996.\u201d\n\u201cYour support throughout the years means the world to me,\u201d he said.\nEva Musoke, a longtime fan of DJ Mel\u2019s hip-hop residency at Nasty\u2019s dances at the party in June of 2016.\nIn the post he hinted at the possibility of taking \u201cthe spirit of Nasty\u2019s\u201d to another location.\nBut tonight, the thousands of us who worked our bodies into a sweaty mess on the tight packed dance floor, who lounged on the patio and struck up lifelong friendships with fellow hip-hop heads, who lost countless quarters on video games we were too drunk to play, will pour a pitcher of cheap frozen \u2018Ritas on the ground in honor of the passing.\nAustin music scene Harvey benefits: Reckless Kelly plays ball for relief",
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        "raw_content": "A few months after Telltale Games announced its sudden closure, lead writer Mary Kenney revealed that she would be joining Insomniac Games, the studio behind Marvel\u9225\u6a9a Spider-Man.\nThe announcement was made on Kenney\u9225\u6a9a personal Twitter account, confirming that she is set to join the Insomniac team in the New Year. As a lead writer at Telltale Games, Kenney was behind some of the episodes of the studios\u9225\ufffd most popular franchises. Kenney did not reveal what her role will be at Insomniac, but it is assumed that it will be somewhat similar to her writing stint at Telltale Games.\nKenney\u9225\u6a9a writing credits include Telltale\u9225\u6a9a The Walking Dead: The Final Season and Batman: The Enemy Within. For The Walking Dead, Kenney was credited as the lead writer for Episode 2: Suffer the Children. For Batman: The Enemy Within, on the other hand, Kenney served as one of the writers for Episodes 1 and 3. Outside of Telltale, Kenney also provided writing work for Sunburned Games\u9225\ufffd The Great Whale Road, working as the main campaign writer for The Danes and The Frisians campaigns.\nWelcome aboard!!! https://t.co/tqSxjsUyHE\n\u9225\ufffd Insomniac Games (@insomniacgames) December 16, 2018\nWhile most of Insomniac\u9225\u6a9a games are not really known for their heavy focus on narrative, the studio\u9225\u6a9a most recent release, Marvel\u9225\u6a9a Spider-Man was recently nominated for both Game of The Year and Best Narrative at this year\u9225\u6a9a The Game Awards. Although Spider-Man did not win either category, it is possible that Insomniac is looking to develop another narrative-focused game, and the hiring of Kenney is just the first step.\nAs for the fate of Kenney\u9225\u6a9a former employer, Telltale Games laid off the remainder of its staff a few weeks ago and the studio is facing a class-action lawsuit filed by several of its former employees. While it is sad to see the demise of Telltale Games, at least one of its previous lead writers has found a home at a new game studio.\nLastly, as for what will happen to Telltale\u9225\u6a9a The Walking Dead, Skybound Games has previously revealed that it is going to take over the development of the game\u9225\u6a9a remaining episodes. Skybound Games is founded by Robert Kirkman, who is also the creator of The Walking Dead comic book franchise. In a recent announcement a few weeks ago, Skybound revealed that Episode 3 of The Walking Dead: The Final Season is set to release on January 15, 2019.\ntags: Insomniac Games",
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        "raw_content": "The objections raised by some atheists/infidels (who do not belong to any religion) that the holy ahadith were written in the second century of Hijrah, so how their authenticity can be trusted? To some extent, having been affected by their writings and lectures or due to lack of knowledge and ignorance, some of our brother Muslims also raise this type of questions. There are many articles written on this topic. My detailed article on this subject containing complete references has also been published in three languages. To make it easier for dear readers, I am offering an article in brief. For references/quotes, go through my detailed article available on my website and Apps.\nThere are historical witnesses that some companions (May Allah be pleased with them ) of the prophet PBUH with the permission of Prophet PBUH had also written the holy Ahadith when he was alive. Even after his death, some companions had continued the task of writing the holy ahadith. A group of Tabein had shown special interest in writing of ahadith.\nAfter the revelation of Quran\u2019s verses, the prophet PBUH caused to write them by the writers of Revelation. The number of revelation writers at maximum works out to be fifty. Thus, in the life of prophet PBUH, the holy Quran was truly guarded by way of memorizing, as during that time, there were very few people who knew how to write. In the time of caliphate of Abu Bakart, Quran\u2019s verses that were written in different places were collected in one place. Although, the holy Quran used to be actually protected and saved by memorizing, as this was the unique important source for preservation. In the era of caliph Usmant, when Islam spread from Arabs to non-Arabs, then many versions of Quran were prepared and sent to the governors, instructing them to duplicate versions of Quran in their exact conformity. However, the first preservation of Quran was done through memorization. After the revelation, the holy prophet \ufdfaroutinely remembered it, as it is mentioned in the holy Quran. Today, also millions of Hafizes scattered in the whole world are playing a prominent role in guarding and preserving the holy Quran.\nIn the first century of Hijra, there was no science of the world in the written form, even poetry of any language of the first century of Hijra was not in regular written form. Any authentic history book in any language at any place of the world was not written in the first century of Hijra. Sciences like geology and biology etc. were also not available in written form in the first century of Hijra. This situation is same as the one that a personsays that before fifty years from today, the books were not written by using a computer, whereas this source was not available at all in the world that time, so how the books could have been written by using a computer. Thus, in the first century of Hijra, the writing wasn\u2019t available as the main tool of learning, teaching and preservation, but listening, making to hear and memorizing was the main source. Therefore; no regular book on Biography of the Prophet \ufdfahas been publicly brought out in the first Hijra century. Even though, there were some companions who wrote some events/aspects of the prophet\u2019s biography. In the first Hijra century, for the whole human beings who will be coming till the doomsday, the prophet biography used to be narrated verbally, as it was the main source at that time.\nOmar Bin Abdulaziz (May Allah be merciful to him) (99-101H)during his caliphate, at the end of the first Hijra century, under the patronage of Muhaddithin and scholars, he officially caused to gather a great deal of Ahadith in one place. This was the time when a considerable number of scholars who were directly educated and brought up by the companions were alive. In the second Hijra century, when the reading and writing had become ordinarily general, then in the caliphate era of Omar Bin Abdulaziz itself, based on the gathered and collected Ahadith, the Ahadith books were compiled for the first time. Fearing Allah, the Exalted, and with full honesty and devotion, having been taken pains and by travelling long distances for authentication of Ahadith, the Muhaddithin have written Ahadith books.\nThere are hundreds of verses in the holy Quran, through them, Allah, the Exalted, has ordered to obey the Messenger PBUH. The instructions for the obedience of the Prophet PBUH is also found in the ahadith.If the collection of ahadith is exposed to any objection, then this will lead us to the denial of hundreds of those Quranic verses that have ordered us to obey the messenger PBUH.\nThere are some fabricated/distorted Ahadith that were included in the collection of Ahadith, but in comparison to the whole collection of Ahadith, they are even less than one percent. Furthermore, at that time, the Muhaddithin had devoted their lives and separated the fabricated/distorted Ahadith from the authentic ones. Owing to some fabricated/distorted Ahadith, consideration of such a big collection of Ahadith has doubtful, is not only an unjust decision but a brutal and unfair judgement.\nIn the holy Quran, only fundamental concepts are described. There is no detail of commands/orders. If the collection of Ahadith is not trusted, then how it will be possible to follow the Quran? In the holy Quran, the commands for the performance of Prayer, Fasting, Hajj and other basic pillars of Islam are found, but the ways of performance, rules and issues are available in Ahadith only. Allah Almighty Himself stated in the holy Quran that I have revealed the Quran to the last prophet \ufdfa, so that he would describe rules and issues to the people clearly. If we will doubt and suspect the collection of Ahadith, then which source will be there through which we know that what Allah wants to say from revelation? It is an undeniable fact that Quran cannot be understood without Ahadith. For example, it is stated in the Quran that the thief\u2019s hand would be cut off, but a question arises here that upon what value of stealing the wealth, the command for hand cutting will be issued, thereafter, which hand is to be cut off and from where? There is no explanation for this in the Holy Quran, so obviously, its details are found in the holy Ahadith. Likewise, it\u2019s said in the Quran (Surah Al-Jumu\u2019ah) O you who have believed, when (the adhan) is called for the prayer on the day of Jumu'ah (Friday), then proceed to the remembrance of Allah and leave all trade (activities). A question may be raised that what is Friday? When will this call be done? What are the call\u2019s words? How Jumu\u2019ah prayer will be performed and what is the correct way? What are conditions and terms of sale and purchase and trading? We can find their entire details in Ahadith only.\nThe sources and the means through which, the Quran has reached us, through the same sources, the Ahadith also reached us. Under no circumstances, right from the beginning, each word of Quran was transferred with the utmost frequency and recurrence (despite, its protection was done in the beginning by memorizing), but all the collections of Ahadith were not transferred with frequency and recurrence, therefore; its rank/status comes after the Quran.\nIn the world, the weak and bogus means that were adopted for preserving other religious books, cannot be compared at all with very strong protective measures and means that were adopted for preservation and protection of Quran. It is a fact that series of narrations are found in Islam only, i.e. if someone quotes something from Quran and Hadith, thereby, he also states that through which means it reached him and how many persons were involved in the transfer chain of that narration (Ahadith). Now, after compilation of renowned and famous books of Ahadith, it is enough to quote the names of books only, as in the Ahadith\u2019 books along with the words, the sanads are also mentioned, namely through what means and series, this Hadith has reached this author.\nThe Ahadith whose sanads are doubtful and suspicious, taking precautionary measures, the Islamic scholars have accepted these kinds of Ahadith in the virtues, but not in accepting orders/commands and issues that are described by them.\nTherefore, like Allah Almighty and His prophet cannot be separated, in the same pattern, the holy Quran and Hadith cannot be separated from each other, i.e. it is quite difficult to understand Quran without Ahadith. And how it can be understood, as Allah, the Exalted, has revealed his verses upon Muhammad (the chosen one)\ufdfa, so he would explain and denote the meaning and purposes of Allah\u2019s verses through his speech and deed. Allah Almighty, in Surah An-Nisa verse 80, declaring the obedience of the prophet PBUH as the obedience of Allah Almighty, He said: He who obeys the Messenger has obeyed Allah; but those who turn away - We have not sent you over them as a custodian. Moreover, Allah, the Exalted, at various places of the holy Quran has clearly stated that along with the obedience of Allah (SWT), the obedience of the Prophet PBUH is an inevitable thing. It obviously means that the obedience of Allah (SWT) is verily impossible without the obedience of the prophet PBUH. Allah (SWT) has ordained us to obey the prophet PBUH and the means and ways by that, the obedience of the prophet PBUH has reached us, namely the collections of Ahadith, if we used to raise doubt and suspicion towards them, we deny all those verses of the holy Quran and we are implicitly saying that Allah(SWT) has commanded us such thing e.g. the obedience of the prophet, which is beyond our control.",
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        "raw_content": "https://origin-nyi.thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/international-affairs/312237-trump-administration-should-hold-iran-accountable#bottom-story-socials\nNearly a year after the implementation of the nuclear deal with Iran, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), and the ensuing fanfare regarding the possibility of an age of reform within a feeble theocracy, Tehran\u2019s behavior has taken a turn for the worse. The most tangible evidence of this can be seen in its treatment of the Iranian people.\nBy any measure, the human rights situation in Iran has dramatically deteriorated. Indeed, in December 2016, the United Nations condemned Iran\u2019s abuses for the 63rd time.\nThis should encourage the new U.S. administration to take on a much more vocal and active role regarding the regime\u2019s unbridled rights violations, including the placement of the dossier on the U.N. Security Council\u2019s agenda.\nConsider the facts. The Iranian regime has stepped up executions dramatically in recent years. Amnesty International has called it a \u201cstaggering execution spree\u201d while underscoring that Iran has the highest number of executions per capita in the world.\nOver 2,700 executions have been carried out since Hassan Rouhani took office in 2013, the most in the past 25 years. Victims include political dissidents like Gholamreza Khosravi, an activist of Iran\u2019s principal opposition, the Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI/MEK), who was hanged in 2014 simply for providing financial assistance to a satellite television station.\nOn Dec. 19, the U.N. General Assembly expressed \"serious concern at the alarmingly high frequency of the imposition and carrying-out of the death penalty by the (Iranian regime)\u2026 including executions undertaken for crimes that do not qualify as the most serious crimes, on the basis of forced confessions or against minors and persons who at the time of their offence were under the age of 18.\u201d\nThe U.N. censure resolution also called on the Iranian regime \u201cto ensure, in law and in practice, that no one is subjected to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.\u201d\n\u201cIran has the shameful status of being the world\u2019s last official executioner of child offenders,\u201d Amnesty International stated.\n\u201cExecution of two juvenile offenders in just a few days makes a mockery of Iran\u2019s juvenile justice system,\u201d AI announced on Oct. 14, 2015.\nImprisoned activists are routinely subjected to torture and ill treatment by the regime. Many female activists are deprived of medical treatment as a form of psychological and physical torture.\nMaryam Akbari Monfared, for example, is one of the prominent prisoners who is suffering from serious illnesses in the Iranian regime's jails, but is deliberately deprived of treatment. She called for an investigation into the killing of thousands of prisoners in 1988.\nWomen are treated worse than second-class citizens. Since 2014, the Majlis (parliament) has adopted four legislations further limiting women\u2019s rights, restricting access to employment and education.\nAccording to Reporters without Borders, Iran is still one of the world\u2019s most oppressive countries with respect to freedom of information.\nPreviously, Ahmed Shaheed, the former U.N. special rapporteur for human rights in Iran, stated that despite the claims of Rouhani being a moderate, \u201cthe overall situation has worsened\u201d with regard to human rights in Iran.\nMost shockingly, in August, an audio tape was released which gave more clues about a large-scale massacre that killed as many as 30,000 political prisoners in Iran.\nIn the audio tape, the late Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri, at the time slated to become the next supreme leader, tells a group of senior judicial and intelligence officials, \u201cIn my opinion, the greatest crime committed during the Islamic Republic, for which history will condemn us, has been committed by you.\u201d\nAmong the executed were pregnant women and girls as young as 15, as underscored by Montazeri.\nAccording to the Washington Post, \u201cMaryam Rajavi, head of the National Council of Resistance of Iran opposition group, urged international prosecutors to use the tape as further evidence that can be used to press charges for the political slayings of the late 1980s.\u201d\nOne of the officials involved in the 1988 massacre was Mostafa Pourmohammadi, now, paradoxically, Rouhani\u2019s justice minister. He has publicly said he is \u201cproud\u201d of having carried out \u201cGod\u2019s commandment\u201d in executing thousands of political opponents.\nIn September, a resolution (H.Con.Res.159) was introduced in the U.S. Congress condemning the mass executions of 1988. It urged U.N. authorities \u201cto create a Commission of Inquiry to fully investigate the massacre and to gather evidence and identify the names and roles of specific perpetrators with a view towards bringing them to justice.\u201d\nThe new U.S. administration should echo this call. At a time when Islamic extremism continues to expand, it is time for Washington and the world to hold the number one state-sponsor of terrorism to account for its monstrous crimes against humanity.\nThe deep resentment that the Iranian people feel toward the turbaned tyrants should strengthen this resolve. The dossier of the regime\u2019s egregious rights violations, especially the 1988 massacre of political dissidents, should be referred to the U.N. Security Council.\nSafavi is a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran and president of the Near East Policy Research You can follow Safavi on Twitter @amsafavi.",
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        "raw_content": "Nessa Childers, MEP for Dublin, welcomed today\u2019s majority vote, in the EU Parliament\u2019s Environment and Public Health Committee, to reject an EU Commission decision to keep these substances in the production of recycled plastics.\nThe Commission is competent to decide over some specific and technical matters when implementing EU law, but Parliament has the authority to overrule it.\nThis case concerns the Commission\u2019s decision to authorise the use of bis (2-ethylhexhyl) phthalate (DEHP) under certain conditions.\nMs. Childers, a full member of the Committee said:\n\u201cThis substance is classified under EU law as toxic to reproduction, and Member State representatives in the EU Chemicals Agency are unanimous about is endocrine disrupting properties.\n\u201cSuch hazardous chemicals pose threats to human health and the environment. It makes no sense to allow them to remain present in recycled PVC materials.\n\u201cThis is a matter of particular concern to the health of workers who would be manipulating these materials.\n\u201cI congratulate the vast majority of my fellow Committee colleagues who decided to overrule the view that the economic benefits outweigh the risks to human health.\n\u201cWe cannot determine what a safe level for endocrine disruptors is, so we must not be making judgements about supposed trade-offs, when the science points to links between pregnant women exposure to this type of phthalate and birth defects in baby boys.\n\u201cI hope the majority of MEP colleagues in the full parliament will be validating our rejection when it comes to a plenary vote at the end of the month.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Repositioning Hospitals\u2019 Role in India\u2019s Healthcare with Technology\nRepositioning Hospitals\u2019 Role in India\u2019s Healthcare with Technology\nOver the last few decades, medical services in India have been able to respond rapidly to emergencies, deal with complex clinical problems, and manage individual illnesses. But as our population ages and the incidence of chronic disease grows, demand rises inexorably and costs follow, putting a lot of strain on our healthcare systems.\nWe, as a country, are a doctor-driven market and even hospitals are highly dependent on them for performance and growth. What makes the scenario even more complicated is the fact that 90 percent of these doctors are based out of metros and Tier-1 cities and have no inkling to move out, pushing the healthcare infrastructure to be created around them.\nThe good part, however, is that healthcare in India is amidst a major market transition and technology is definitely making a tremendous impact on the way healthcare is delivered. By streamlining processes and addressing traditional challenges, technology is bringing a sea of change across sectors. From using tablets and iPads to access patients\u2019 records to using telemedicine to reach the remotest parts of the country, technology is making inroads into every aspect of healthcare and is addressing major challenges.\nBy going digital, healthcare has been able to move beyond the brick and mortar constraints of traditional medicine by using a new digital infrastructure to ensure more efficient service delivery. Digitization enables centralized database containing all aspects of patients\u2019 health, which in turn reduces the risk of medical errors, enables continuity of care and can also be used by the concerned government authorities to make better policy decisions.\nIn a country that has just three percent of its physicians living in rural areas, and 25 percent in semi-urban areas, technology is gradually becoming godsend for healthcare providers. It is helping them figure out a way to cost-effectively serve a population deprived of medical care.\nIn this context, this whitepaper is trying to explore challenges facing healthcare structures in India and how technological advancements can help India leverage existing infrastructure of present hospitals by increasing their outreach manifolds.",
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        "raw_content": "Profile: Thomas Daschle\nThomas Daschle: An old-fashioned, hands-on politician\nBy world affairs analyst Pietro Calcaterra\nThe defection by Senator James Jeffords from the Republican Party has paved the way for Senator Thomas Daschle's ascent to the Senate leadership post.\nSenator Daschle, a liberal, replaces the current Senate majority leader, Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, a conservative, and he now arguably becomes the most powerful Democrat in the country.\nMr Daschle, 53, was born and raised in South Dakota, a state with so few residents that it has only one congressman in the 435-member House of Representatives.\nBorn 9 December, 1947, in Aberdeen, South Dakota\nGraduated from South Dakota State University in 1969\nServed as intelligence officer in US Strategic Air Force Command, 1969-1972\nElected to House of Representatives in 1978\nBecame Senate Democratic leader in 1995\nA 'prairie populist' who has to navigate a path between his party's liberal and moderate wings, his Midwestern background has made him an advocate for the agricultural industry, especially family farmers.\nHe has worked in the past on legislation to protect rural development and Social Security. And he was active in the Democrats' failed efforts to pass a health-care reform bill in 1994.\nAs the leader of the Democrats in the Senate, he had to unify his divided party, champion President Clinton's domestic agenda, and hold his party together through the bleakest moments of Mr Clinton's impeachment trial.\nAnd in the thick of last year's fractious presidential election, he stood by Al Gore's decision to fight on when other Democrats felt their candidate should quietly withdraw.\nHe's an old-fashioned, hands-on politician in the way he deals with constituents. But his soft-spoken image conceals a tough fighter and an ardent opponent of President Bush, as he is known on the other side of the aisle.\nAn immediate casualty of the power shift will be Mr Bush's energy plan\nAs he now takes control of a sorely divided Senate and seeks to block or reshape the conservative domestic agenda, Mr Daschle may face an even greater challenge than before.\nHe has won praise even from Republicans, such as Arizona's John McCain, who ran against George W Bush for his party's nomination for president last year.\n\"I think Daschle has been far more effective than anybody ever anticipated,\" Mr McCain said on Thursday.\n\"He is an affable, calm, agreeable individual who has a steel spine ... I think he's very tough when you need to be tough, and I think he has a very pleasant exterior - which is probably an ideal make-up for a majority leader.\"\nUnlike his more autocratic predecessor, former Senator George Mitchell, Mr Daschle leads by consensus, according to aides and colleagues, and never tries to impose his will.\nWhat does not change with this new balance of power is the need for principled compromise\n\"He's a fighter, and if he has strong views he expresses them,\" said Senator Barbara A Mikulski, Democrat of Maryland.\n\"But he doesn't expect people to fall in line like lemmings.\"\nWhile many of his colleagues praise him as a listener and master of consensus politics, some Republicans accuse him of partisanship and obstructionism.\n\"Mr Daschle is a very bright and very capable senator, but he is the leader of a party determined to stop the president's agenda,\" said Republican Senator Robert Bennett of Utah.\n\"He's made it very clear, in the harshest rhetoric, that he's against almost everything the president wants done.\"\nTight victories\nMr Daschle's entire political career in fact has been built on winning tight victories:\nHis first election to national office came by a slim margin. 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        "raw_content": "US media on Obama Nobel award\nThe surprise decision to award the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize to President Barack Obama has prompted a flurry of reaction from US media commentators.\nBarack Obama said he was humbled and surprised to win the award\nConservatives have been quick to ask what concrete achievements Mr Obama has made to be worthy of the prize - and some liberals have asked the same question. This selection reflects some of their views.\nPolitical commentator Mark Halperin, writing in Time magazine's The Page blog, thinks the award may be a boon to Mr Obama's opponents.\n\"Barack Obama's critics have long accused him of being a man of 'just words', rather than concrete actions and accomplishments. The stunning decision to award him the Nobel Peace Prize for, basically, his rhetoric, will almost certainly infuriate his detractors in America more than it will delight his supporters.\"\nNicolas Kristof, of the New York Times, reflects the view of many commentators when he asks what Mr Obama has done to deserve the award.\n\"So what do you think of President Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize? I'm nonplussed - I admire his efforts toward Middle East peace, but the prize still seems very premature. What has he done?... Shouldn't the Nobel Peace Prize have a higher bar than high expectations? Especially when there are so many people who have worked for years and years on the front lines, often in dangerous situations, to make a difference to the most voiceless people of the world?\"\nMichelle Malkin, a conservative commentator, is much more scathing.\n\"Isn't it so fitting? From community organiser to Illinois state senator (present!) to US Senator for 143 days before moving into the White House, and now, the recipient of a Nobel Peace Prize - not for anything he's actually done, but for the symbolism of what he might possibly accomplish sometime way off in the future. It's the final nail in the Nobel Peace Prize Committee's coffin.\"\nFox News turns to Tommy De Seno, who blogs at JustifiedRight.com, for his take on what Mr Obama has done to merit the prize. He runs through his early days in office.\n\"President Obama has broken new ground here. Nominations for potential winners of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize ended on February 1. The president took office only 12 days earlier on January 20. Let's take a look at the president's first 12 days in the White House according to his public schedule to see what he did to deserve a Nobel Peace Prize: January 20: Went to a parade. Partied...\"\nAnother conservative pundit, Peter Wehner, blogging for commentarymagazine.com, thinks Mr Obama is being rewarded for not just acknowledging but agreeing with the negative views of the US held by many overseas.\n\"Barack Obama has given voice to what many of the world think about America - and it's not flattering. That much of the world - composed as it is of autocrats and dictators and weak and wobbly defenders of human rights and human dignity - isn't happy with the United States is not news. What is news is that an American president would validate many of those charges. I find that deeply disquieting. The Norwegian Nobel Committee, not surprisingly, considers it worthy of its highest honour.\"\nThe Washington Post's David Ignatius is more positive, arguing that Mr Obama's work to build America's international relations has real value.\n\"The Nobel Peace Prize award to Barack Obama seems so goofy - even if you're a fan, you have to admit that he hasn't really done much yet as a peacemaker. But there's an aspect of this prize that is real and important - and that validates Obama's strategy from the day he took office... America was too unpopular under Bush. The Nobel committee is expressing a collective sigh of relief that America has rejoined the global consensus. They're right. It's a good thing. 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        "raw_content": "Celebrating Dr. Seuss\u2019s Birthday With Video and Fun Facts\nI love Dr. Seuss books! He would have been 114 today. Lets enjoy some rhyming and fun for this special day.\nAbc13.com has some fun facts to celebrate today. He actually does have an honorary doctorate that Dartmouth awarded him. Another fun fact I read on the website \" Dr. Seuss wrote \"The Cat in the Hat\" because he was concerned about kids learning to read. A publisher reportedly challenged him to \"Write me a story that first-graders can't put down!\".\nMarch 2, 1904 was when the \"Seuss\" came into this world. His birthday has been appropriately tied with National Read Across America Day. There is a really cute website called \"Seussville\" you should check out if you have kids.\nCNN has the cutest poem for the docs Birthday:\nToday's a day to celebrate\nCome on now, don't be obtuse,\nLet's all give thanks to Dr. Seuss.\nHe had published over 60 books. His first kids book \"And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street\" under the name Dr. Seuss was in 1937.",
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        "raw_content": "Remove Album Art From Mac-Formatted iPod\nIt is very easy to remove all of the ablum art from an iPod. I know there are programs to do it, and there are some tricks to get it done on Windows (I have a Mac), and some people claim there are preferences (didn't work for me) -- but here is the way I got it done.\nI wanted to remove all album art from my iPod because trying to load the Main Menu takes, oh, maybe 1.5 seconds, which is an extremely annoying wait, while the iPod spins up the disk and reads a picture into memory. I don't want to wait that long. I like the little picture that shows with the main menu, but not enough to wait for it. If it ain't instant, it ain't good enough.\nI first tried to delete all the album art from my MP3s by selecting all my songs, doing a Get Info, and deleting the album art there. That eliminated the album art in iTunes, but when I sync'd my iPod, the album art was not deleted.\nI could have searched for a special program, but I decided to do it the old fashioned way. I opened up Terminal and did rm -r /Volumes/Nameofmyipod/Album Art. Blam-o, the iPod can't display artwork if it isn't on the iPod. I had a minor worry that it would cause problems, but there have been no problems. The solution worked perfectly.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Race Report | Hamburg Marathon\nHey guys, can you believe it? I ran the Hamburg Marathon last weekend! And not just any marathon, my first marathon ever. I can actually hardly believe it myself \u2014 although the training (since Christmas) seemed to last forever, the race itself was over in a flash. And it was so much fun! I have lots of thoughts and feelings to share about the whole experience, so get settled in for a long post\u2026\nMy parents happened to be in town for a special event on Friday night, so we traveled together the next morning to Hamburg and headed straight to the convention center to pick up my start number. It was absolute chaos and I wasn\u2019t thrilled about having to navigate through it, especially since all I wanted to be doing on Saturday was staying off my feet and relaxing, but there wasn\u2019t really any alternative. Afterwards we found our way to our Airbnb apartment in Eppendorf, did a bit a grocery shopping, and then I took a nap for a couple hours. Actually, I was a bit too nervous to fall asleep, but it was nice to doze for awhile. We ate delicious homemade pasta at engelke, making a last minute reservation after discovering that our Airbnb didn\u2019t have a kitchen (oops, how could I have overlooked that?). After dinner I nervously putzed around with my race bag and discussed spectating strategies with my parents before heading to bed around 9:30pm.\nDuring the days leading up to the race, I began to doubt my abilities to run a full marathon. I mean, my last long run was three weeks prior and it was only 20 miles! I definitely worried that I had lost all of my fitness during my taper. But the morning of the race I decided to let go of all of my worry and just have fun and get caught up in all the pre-race excitement.\nOne major advantage of having the start and end of the marathon at the Hamburg convention center is that we had a warm place to get ready and wait around before the race. I found myself a clear spot, changed into my race outfit, slid my energy gels into my pockets and ate half a banana. I also must have used the port-a-potties at least four times before the race \u2014 thanks to plenty of hydrating and lots of nerves! Finally I dropped off my bag at bag check and left the warmth of the convention center to brave the winds and cool temperatures in the starting block.\nSince I really had no idea of what to expect of my body for those 26.2 miles, I told myself to think of the marathon as three different races \u2014 the first 13 miles, the next 7 miles, and then the final 6.2 miles \u2014 and this really helped keep me from getting too overwhelmed by all the miles in front of me.\nMy plan was to take it easy for the first half, enjoy the sights and sounds, and then reevaluate. And honestly, the first half was fantastic! I was relaxed and feeling good. I carried a small water bottle with me for the first few miles until the water stations appeared along the course, and after that I made sure to drink at most of the water stations. I walked through them in order to make sure I could hydrate properly (drinking out of a cup while running is not so efficient) and I took my energy gels at miles 4, 8, and 12. Really, the first 13 miles couldn\u2019t have been smoother and I was hanging on to my goal paces pretty solidly and without too much effort. While my mile paces varied between 10:28 and 11:16, my 5K splits were pretty steady (33:43, 33:37, 33:18, 33:26).\nI also saw my parents around the halfway mark, which was a nice boost of energy and really helped me mentally break up the race. Up until that point I had been debating back and forth about whether I should give my folks the light jacket that I had been running in. When the sun was shining and the air was still, it was a bit too warm. But then there would be these stretches where the sun would disappear and the wind would howl and I would need to zip my jacket up all the way. So I ended up keeping it, and spent the whole race zipping it up and down thanks to the crazy Hamburg spring weather.\nWhile the first half was physically and mentally a breeze, I told myself to make sure to keep focused during the miles leading up to the 20-mile mark. I wanted to run strong, but I also wanted to avoid \u201chitting the wall\u201d, which is common at around 20 miles if you don\u2019t pace yourself properly. I kept my pace steady without too much effort, switched over to a sports drink at the water stations, and had two more energy gels at miles 16 and 20. I also used a port-a-potty for the first time during a race. It wasn\u2019t urgent, but when I saw an empty one with no line at mile 16, I dashed in and out as fast as I could. My mile paces stayed in the same range as during the first half (10:23 to 10:46), and my 5K splits stayed as steady as ever (33:16, 33:34).\nOnce I finally hit 20 miles, I did a little happy dance to celebrate the fact that every mile after this point would be a new distance record for me and totally uncharted territory! I continued with the sports drinks at the water stations and at around mile 22 I grabbed a bit of banana that they were offering on the course because I was getting hungry. At about mile 23 I saw my parents again, not too far from our our Airbnb apartment, which gave me another great boost of energy!\nFor these last 6.2 miles, I never let myself think about all six miles at once \u2014 I forced myself to stay completely in the mile I was in and give that mile everything I had. Since I was still feeling good and strong, I dropped my guard a bit and finally let my paces get a little faster in order to burn off all my nervous energy. I completely surprised myself with paces ranging from 9:39 to 10:07, and 5K splits of 32:05 and 31:27. Although I was certainly tired, I never felt like I was running on empty. Instead, I enjoyed passing just about every other runner around me for those last six miles and I crossed the finish line in 4:38:12 \u2014 elated to have completed my first marathon and totally satisfied with my time.\nWow, I was so happy to cross that finish line! I could hardly believe that I had done it \u2014 and that I had actually enjoyed it! I spent the rest of the day eating just about everything I could get my hands on, walking at the same pace as my 72-year-old father, wincing while I was going down stairs (if you haven\u2019t seen it already, check out this hilarious video), and traveling back to Bremen with my folks. All in all, a perfect day!\nThat was exactly one week ago. It took just a few days for the soreness to subside, but I gave myself the whole week off from running for both my mental and physical recovery. I\u2019m already contemplating my next marathon \u2014 although it won\u2019t be before next year \u2014 and thinking about what I would do differently. Now that I have gotten over the mental hurdle of knowing I can conquer the distance, I know I could definitely improve my time. I think my race day strategy worked perfectly, but I could kick my training paces up a notch. But there\u2019s plenty of time to figure that out. For now, I\u2019m just enjoying the fact that I can finally call myself a marathoner!\nWhat do you guys think \u2014 marathons are awesome, or marathons are for crazy people? Would you run one (again)? What was your first marathon like?\nInstaFriday | M\u00f6bel\nYay!! I\u2019ve been waiting for this! :) You are a marathoner! It sounds like a great race day experience and how awesome that you had paced yourself and were able to turn it on for the last 6.2 miles. Congratulations!!\nThanks for your support, Emily! Wishing you all the best for all of your upcoming races too!",
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        "raw_content": "Northern Nevada Patriot Guard Riders named Veteran Supporter of the Month\nThe Northern Nevada Patriot Guard Riders were honored as Nevada's Veteran Supporter of the Month at the Governors Mansion.\nDuring a ceremony at the Governor\u2019s Mansion, the Northern Nevada Patriot Guard Riders were honored as Nevada\u2019s Veteran Supporter of the Month for November.\nThe Veteran Supporter of the Month Award recognizes both active organizations and nonveteran Nevada community members who provide exceptional support to the military stationed in Nevada, Nevada veterans and their families.\nThis program expands the Nevada Veteran of the Month Award (VOM) by shining a light on individuals who, while not serving in uniform, help veterans with no expectation of recognition or award. It also serves to recognize the contributions of organizations who donate their time and energy to improve the life of our veterans.\nThe Veteran of the Month/Veteran Supporter of the Month Ceremonies are a part of Gov. Brian Sandoval\u2019s pledge to make Nevada \u201cthe most veteran and military friendly state in the nation.\u201d \u201cSo many find the continual presence of the Northern Nevada Patriot Guard Riders at these services to be of comfort,\u201d said NDVS Director Kat Miller. \u201cThe Patriot Guard Riders ensure all of our fallen veterans, including those who are estranged or without family or living relatives, are honored in a way that is deserving. The Patriot Guard Riders make sure no veteran is ever forgotten.\u201d\nThe ceremony was open to the public and free to attend, as are many events hosted by NDVS. For information on outreach efforts and available programs for veterans, go to http://www.veterans.nv.gov/, or call 702-486-3830.",
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        "raw_content": "Our Hearts Are Restless Until They Find Their Rest in Thee\n[I. Introduction] \u201cI was weeping in the most bitter contrition of my heart, when I heard the voice of children from a neighboring house chanting, \"take up and read; take up and read.\" I could not remember ever having heard the like, so checking the torrent of my tears, I arose, interpreting it to be no other than a command from God to open the book and read the first chapter I should find. Eagerly then I returned to the place where I had laid the volume of the apostle. I seized, opened, and in silence read that section on which my eyes first fell: \"Not in revelry and drunkenness, not in licentiousness and lewdness, not is strife and envy; but put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, to fulfill its lusts.\" No further would I read, nor did I need to. For instantly at the end of this sentence, it seemed as if a light of serenity infused into my heart and all the darkness of doubt vanished away. \u201c\nSo writes Augustine, one of the great men of God, in his book Confessions, written in the late fourth century. In this quote he relates his conversion to Christ. Augustine was empty and depressed, a condition many experience when they live life apart from God. He was so discouraged about his life that he wept a \u201ctorrent of tears.\u201d God must often bring us to great sorrow and despair before we will come to Him because we are a stubborn and selfish people.\nSome children in the neighborhood were playing a game and, as part of the game, they chanted a phrase. It was \u201ctake up and read, take up and read.\u201d He would have heard it in Latin: \u201cTolle lege, tolle lege.\u201d He understood this to be a command of God to him. God sometimes speaks through children! So, having a separate copy of the book of Romans, he picked it up and read out of chapter 13: \u201cNot in revelry and drunkenness, not in licentiousness and lewdness, not is strife and envy; but put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, to fulfill its lusts.\u201d\nThis is not a salvation passage. That is, Paul did not intend for this verse to provide direction for the lost to find Christ. He meant it as direction for the immature Christian. But the word of God is powerful! The Spirit took those words and made them alive in Augustine\u2019s heart! As I just read, he wrote \u201cNo further would I read, nor did I need to. For instantly at the end of this sentence, it seemed as if a light of serenity infused into my heart and all the darkness of doubt vanished away. \u201c\nThe light infused him and he was born from above. In this classic book he reveals his journey from unbelief to faith. Behind Augustine are a succession of desperate searches for fulfillment: excessive pleasures, false religions, philosophy, dissipation and distractions\u2014futilities that left him so weary of himself and feeling empty.\nAugustine understood the reason for his emptiness and he reveals the reason on the very first page of his book. He writes in a short little prayer: You have made us for yourself, and our hearts are restless, until they can find rest in you.\u201d\nThe wisest man who ever lived, other than the Lord Jesus, wrote of experiences and thoughts very similar to those of Augustine. Some of these will be our Scripture reading this morning. Turn to Ecclesiastes chapter 2:1-17.\n[II.] Man seeks to satisfy himself with many things. There was a rock band by the name of Van Halen that had a number one hit in 1988. The song was When Its Love. The lyrics begin with these words:\neverybody's lookin' for somethin'\nSomethin' to fill in the holes\nWe think a lot but don't talk much about it\n'Till things get out of control.\nNow, that band had a large number of bad songs. They were musically talented but dwelt on hedonism in many of their songs. But they were really on to something in writing that song. They describe the human condition. \u201cEverybody is looking for something, something to fill in the holes.\u201d Many have a sense that there is a hole in our innermost being that needs to be filled. And, many begin seeking to fill it. In the words of Van Halen, everyone is looking. Yet\u2026we don\u2019t talk much about it. Solomon talked about it. Augustine talked about it. But, is anyone listening? I invite you this morning to listen.\n[A.] Man seeks to satisfy himself with pleasure. Solomon had this experience in verse 1. I said in my heart, \u201cCome now, I will test you with pleasure; enjoy yourself.\u201d But behold, this also was vanity. When he writes \u201cvanity\u201d he does not mean self-absorbed. He means \u201cwithout value, meaning, or purpose.\u201d Solomon was seeking satisfaction and he tried pleasure. What he discovered was that it did not have value in satisfying his deepest longing. There was no purpose to it \u201cunder the sun.\u201d That phrase, under the sun, occurs over and over in the book of Ecclesiastes. It tells us that the whole book is written from the perspective that what is \u201cunder the sun\u201d is all there is. In other words, what is life like if this is all there is?\n\u2022 Well, for one thing, seeking pleasure becomes a meaningless exercise.\n\u2022 The experience of pleasure satisfies only the carnal nature, not the spiritual aspect of who we are.\n\u2022 It leaves us empty in our spirit.\n\u2022 Even the carnal satisfaction is only fleeting. Soon after one is satisfied they are searching for more; often, more intense pleasure. This is true regardless of the source whether food, sex, speeding in a car, thrill rides, drugs, what have you.\nTake skateboarding. There are 375,000 injuries each year from skateboarding half of which require hospitalization. As an activity that contributes to injury it is second only to bicycling which results in 1.2 million injuries. That means there are three times as many injuries due to bicycling than skateboarding. So, which is more dangerous? The answer is skateboarding. What I left out is that there are 90 million bicyclists but only 6 million skateboarders. That means that if you ride a bicycle you have a 1.3% chance of being injured in a year. But if you skateboard, you have a about a 7% chance of being injured and a 3 \u00bd% chance of being seriously injured. Put another way, you are six times more likely to get injured on a skateboard than a bicycle. All for the pursuit of pleasure.\nA far more disturbing statistic is that of drug use. Over 40,000 people die annually from drug use. Sadly, the daughter-in-law of one of our members here recently died from a drug overdose. The actual figure of 40,393 means that a person dies every 13 minutes in the US from a drug overdose. The vast majority of those people thought that they were taking a safe amount. All for the pursuit of pleasure.\n[B.] Solomon continues in verse 2: I said of laughter, \u201cIt is mad \u2026\u201d\nAmericans are often seeking laughter. Jimmy Fallon, one of the most successful comedians gets paid $100,000 per episode for his nightly comedy show. But he still earns less than twenty other comedians. Comedy is big money. Bill Cosby\u2019s net worth is 350 million dollars. Jerry Seinfeld, the most successful comedian of all time, has a net worth of 800 million dollars. People are willing to pay comedians a great deal of money to make them laugh.\nYet, Solomon says that laughter is madness. What does he mean? Madness is the condition of mind where a person believes and does things without a reason. If this life is all there is then laughter is madness. Yes, laughter makes you feel good, but mostly just while you are laughing. When the laughter ends the feel-good ends. The despondent feeling that one may trying to escape by seeking laughter may seem even lower once the laughter ends. Several comedians themselves have committed suicide.\nIn the long run laughter does not \u201cfill in the hole.\u201d\n[C.] In verse 3 Solomon writes, \u201cI searched with my heart how to cheer my body with wine\u2014my heart still guiding me with wisdom\u2026\u201d\nWine can cheer a person. The Bible tells us that God has allowed man to create \u201cwine to gladden the heart of man.\u201d (Psalm 104:15) Although this is true, there are many more warnings in Proverbs about the dangers of wine than the virtues of it. Of course, any alcoholic beverage could be substituted for \u201cwine\u201d and these things would be true:\n\u2022 It is a mocker (20:1)\n\u2022 It leads one astray (20:1)\n\u2022 Those who love it will never be rich (21:17)\n\u2022 It brings strife, sorrow, and woe (23:29-30)\n\u2022 It cause one to say things that are perverse (23:33)\n\u2022 It cause you to desire more of it (23:35)\n\u2022 It leads one to ignore the afflicted (31:5)\nWe have all known people whose lives were ruined by an abuse of alcohol. It is an addictive substance to those who are so predisposed and it is evident that many are. According to the Center for Disease Control excessive use of alcohol results in 88,000 deaths and 2.5 million years of potential life lost (YPLL) each year in the United States. That is one life lost every six minutes! Three people have died from alcohol abuse since I started speaking!\nYet, Solomon in Ecclesiastes was not writing about the abuse of wine. He is writing about the proper use of wine. Even that is vanity. It doesn\u2019t fill the hole.\nIn these first three verses he relates things that may be misused quite easily \u2013 pleasure, mirth, and wine. Beginning in verse 4 he begins to relate his experiences with things that are generally considered virtuous.\n[D.] Good works do not bring satisfaction. In verses 4 through 6 Solomon records some of the great works that he did. He built houses, parks, and gardens. He planted vineyards and fruit trees. These would be enjoyed by himself but also by his children, his servants, and his visitors. These were good things that he did.\nThere is a satisfaction in building things and creating things. I bought a desk from Ikea once. It took me eight hours to put it together. Partly because, after I had been working on it for three hours, I realized that I was building it in the wrong order. So, I had to take a good deal of it apart and start over. At the time I was earning $48/hr. It costs me about $380 in labor to build that desk and $400 in frustration. Still, it felt good to finish it.\nSolomon realized that, if this life is all there is, his great works were meaningless. Being industrious will bring temporary satisfaction and it is better than not contributing to society. But, unless there is more to life than what is under the sun, it is vanity and it will not fill the hole.\n[E.] Wealth does not bring satisfaction. In verse 7 and the first half of verse 8 Solomon reveals his wealth. Yet, this too was vanity. Money and possessions do not satisfy the heart of man. If anything, they make us more aware of our emptiness. Suicide rates are highest among the wealthiest nations. Moreover, they are higher among the wealthiest individuals. Money does not fill the hole.\n[F.] Entertainment does not bring lasting satisfaction. In the second part of verse 8 he writes: \u201cI got singers, both men and women, and many concubines, the delight of the sons of man.\u201d The points we saw regarding comedy and laughter apply equally to other forms of entertainment. More is spent on the music industry than on comedy. People are searching for satisfaction and music will bring some\u2026for a time. Then the time passes, as does the satisfaction. Entertainment does not fill the hole.\n[G.] Lastly, he speaks of wisdom in verses 12 \u2013 17. Wisdom is what brought Solomon fame. This is that for which he is known. In our family devotions we have been going through the book of Proverbs (also written by Solomon) during the weeknights for the past several weeks. We have observed how, over and over again, he lauds the virtue of wisdom. More than once he reveals it as the way to life itself. In fact, every Proverb except one proclaims the virtue of wisdom, understanding, or knowledge and even that one (Proverbs 26) speaks of the detriment of folly and so, by implication, it too raises up wisdom.\nWhen Solomon first became king the Lord appeared to him in a dream and told him to ask of him what he willed. Solomon asked for wisdom. It pleased the Lord that Solomon had asked this.\n(1 Kings 3:10 ESV)\nClark told me the other day that Solomon should have asked for an unlimited number of wishes. Then he could have asked for wisdom second. Well, Solomon hadn\u2019t gotten the wisdom yet. That is why he didn\u2019t ask that! That is not really the response to Clark\u2019s statement. When you read the passage it seems that the Lord\u2019s intention was to grant only one request. Asking for an unlimited number of wishes is more than one request by its very definition. Therefore, if Solomon had actually asked that the Lord may have said, \u201cSorry, Solomon, I will not grant that. And you just used up your one request.\u201d Then we wouldn\u2019t have Proverbs or Ecclesiastes!\nWisdom pleases the Lord!\nProverbs 8:11 states that wisdom is better than anything else!\nHere in Ecclesiastes he says that wisdom is vanity. How can this be? Isn\u2019t this a contradiction? No. Remember, Ecclesiastes is written from the perspective of a life lived \u2018under the sun,\u201d that is, a life lived with no hope of life afterward. Solomon is saying that if this life is all there is then even wisdom, the best thing that you can have, is vanity.\nEven wisdom will not fill the hole.\nMan seeks to satisfy himself with many things:\n\u2022 Good works\nBut none of these things fill the hole.\n[III.] There is only one thing that will satisfy. There is something that is greater and better than wisdom. It is love.\nBesides Jesus, there was another man whose intellect was greater than Solomon\u2019s. That would have been Adam before the fall. Before Adam fell he had a mind that was untouched by sin. His creative power can be seen in his naming all the animals and then remembering all the names that he invented. Yet, despite his great mind the Lord said, \u201cIt is not good for man to be alone.\u201d He had a great mind, but things were still not good.\nIn the book of Proverbs four words are used interchangeably. They are wisdom, knowledge, understanding, and prudence. Knowledge and wisdom are quite different in modern English. But in biblical usage they are nearly the same because when the Bible refers to knowledge it seldom means an accumulation of facts as it does contemporaneously. It means knowledge of God\u2019s will \u2013 knowledge about living right.\nThe apostle Paul tells us in I Corinthians 13:2 that even if he had all knowledge but not love then he is nothing. Without love we are nothing.\nOur God is a God of wisdom. But He is not called wisdom. He is called love. God is love. He is identified as love itself because this his predominate character.\nLove is the only thing that will satisfy. But human love comes to an end. That is the testimony of a thousand love songs and ten thousand poems. And those loves that do not come to an end will still disappoint.\nWe were made for love and there is only one love that truly satisfies. It is the love of God. To say that only the love of God satisfies is to say that only God satisfies.\nAugustine was right when he wrote, You have made us for yourself, and our hearts are restless, until they can find rest in you.\u201d\nWhat everyone is searching for is God, though not everyone knows this. 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Making the late princess into a myth served the ambitions of New Labour and the Blairite program, which promoted its own fictions through the dense web of spin and policy. \"Call me Tony\" Blair was a perfect accompaniment to the pop assemblage that was the People's Princess, confections of managed public relations.\nThe People's Princess still exerts a profane power from beyond the grave. She is still deemed \"extraordinary\" (a common mistake), and worthy of floral tributes outside Kensington Palace. An example of this wearisome nonsense is provided by Mara Klemich, visiting from Sydney: \"We had never met her and been nowhere near her, but I think she touched so many people because of who she was, the way she conducted herself in the context of where she was living and who she became.\"\nTo be sustainable as a myth, it was necessary to develop, as Roland Barthes put it in his Mythologies, a set of meanings, essentially rendering them as natural, rather than crafted by the foibles of human intent. This compelling point leads us to conclude that looking at the myth is less significant than the story teller behind it. The show is nothing without its producer.\nAnd my, were there stories to pick from, a vast pantheon teeming with variants as to how Diana died. One common conspiracy centres on a misunderstanding of causation. Goldie Lookin Chain, a Welsh rap outfit, would summarise this neat point in Guns Don't Kill People, Rappers Do. In the case of the princess, those with cameras did it, even if the ultimate responsibility should lie with a drunken driver and the poor choices made on the day on road safety.\nThe stubborn nexus with power \u2013 that the princess was somehow getting too big for her fancy boots \u2013 remains a noisy, if astonishingly misplaced theme. One can't make bricks without straw, as the expression goes, and straw was supplied at various intervals: in 2008 by former MI6 operative Richard Tomlinson, and then by former SAS sergeant, soldier N, in 2013.\nBoth figures were particularly keen to push the theory that Diana's driver had been blinded with lethally intended consequences. For Tomlinson, the suggestion of using a strobe light to blind a chauffeur was penned in an MI6 document from 1992 listing three methods of how best to kill Serbian leader Slobodan Milo\u0161evi\u00c4\u2021.\nThe mystery soldier N confided in his spouse about a flashing light deployed by a hit squad that distracted the driver at a crucial moment. Soldier N, we might say, was as pure as driven slush, arrested and detained along with SAS sniper Danny Nightingale in 2011 for having illegal weapons and ammunition. It did not take the Met long to dismiss his plagiarised account.\nMohamed Al-Fayed, whose son Dodi also perished with Diana, has been the most vigorous devotee of the conspiracy brand, blaming the Duke of Edinburgh. Here, the royal precedent to murder one's own returns to form.\nFor Al-Fayed, the design on the princess was simple: the couple would die at the hands of the security services because they had intended to marry. 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        "raw_content": "Home Science Global Polyether Polyols Market 2017-2022 Industries Economic Impact Examined in new Market Research Report\nGlobal Polyether Polyols Industry Statistics, Valuable Source of Guidance and Direction for Companies and Individuals Interested in the market 2017-2022\nThe MRS Research Group report by PROF Research Global Polyether Polyols Market 2017-2022 provides an essential information and statistically evaluated data about the Polyether Polyols. The research report provides a detailed study of the Polyether Polyols market, enlightening the major areas such as future market scenario, market growth factors, market growth restraints, and others. The advanced technological trends and various new opportunities are also provided in this research report.\nEach and every segment of the Polyether Polyols industry isevaluatedin a qualitative as well as quantitativeway so that the customers get an exact estimation of the market. The MRS Research Group Polyether Polyols report by PROF Research covers important informations such as definition, the major players in the market, and also the demand for new opportunities.\nRead Complete Report with TOC @ www.mrsresearchgroup.com/market-analysis/global-and-chinese-polyether-polyols-market-2015-industry.html\nThe research report provides the Polyether Polyols market\u2019s classification in detail. The Polyether Polyols market is bifurcated into a number of segments on the basis of materials,types,applications,and end-users. The geographical analysis of the global Polyether Polyols market is also coveredin the report. The vital information mentioned in the research report helps in significantly predicting the future scope of the global market.\nThe various segmentation of the global market is based on the overall product profit, costing, global market growth, and manufacturing processes. The report covers a region-wise analysis which provides the customer with different market studies that give a detailed analysis of the product and its impact on the global market. The Polyether Polyols report also highlights the growth statistics depending on the supply and demand in the different regions.\nThe Polyether Polyols report covers the precisely studied and evaluated data of the global market players and their scope in the market using a number of analytical tools. The analytical tools such asinvestment return analysies, SWOT analysis and feasibility studyare used to analyze the keyglobal market player\u2019s growth in the Polyether Polyols industry.\nPosted in Science. Tagged as Global Polyether Polyols Market 2017-2022, Global Polyether Polyols Market Analysis, Global Polyether Polyols Market Forecast, Global Polyether Polyols Market Size and Share, Global Polyether Polyols Market Trends and Growth",
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        "raw_content": "Adapting Thai Yoga Therapy for the Neurologically Involved Client\nNeurologically involved clients (and their families) have been through an incredible trial physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Thai Yoga Therapy can be a medium for teaching clients to feel pleasure in their body again, and to show clients that they can still move their body in meaningful ways. When clients are taken passively through the stretches, they are able to relax and let go of the frustration caused by their body no longer moving like it used to.\nThe gentle, rhythmic motions reduce tone and muscle tension, allowing clients to enjoy the\ntherapeutic movement provided by this form of massage. Most clients find the sessions to be an oasis of calm in their tumultuous lives. Thai Yoga Therapy is often referred to as a \u201cmeditation of compassion,\u201d 1 and when done in the spirit of metta it is a beautiful dance between giver and receiver.\nIn order to best illustrate the use of Thai Yoga Therapy as an adjunct treatment for neurological clients a case study is presented.\nThe patient is a 72-year-old male with a history of cervical spinal stenosis (narrowing of the spinal canal causing compression on the spinal cord and spinal nerves). The patient underwent acervical fusion in January 2003 with good initial results. After discharge from the hospital, however, the patient lost consciousness while getting up one night and fell to the floor. As a result of the fall the bony fusion became unstable. Additionally, the patient tore his left rotator cuff muscles (which had been surgically repaired two times previously), and he sustained a mild head injury.\nOnce medically stable the patient underwent a second surgery to have metal rods implanted\nalong his vertebrae to stabilize the joints. After the second surgery the patient underwent\nintensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation to regain ROM, strength, balance, and functional mobility.\nHis recovery was complicated by many medical issues, including respiratory difficulties\nrequiring supplemental oxygen, difficulty with bladder control requiring a catheter and\neventually surgery, feeding problems that necessitated placement of an N-G Tube, increased tone and spasticity that impeded functional mobility, stiffness of the left shoulder due to the injury to the rotator cuff, loss of fine motor control in both hands, digestive difficulties, and loss of appetite. Additionally, the client experienced nearly constant pain, which prevented him from sleeping.\nWhen I met the patient, he required assistance to stand up from a wheelchair, and he walked with a rolling walker. He required assistance to roll from one side to the other and to move side to side in bed. When seated, he could not reach outside his base of support without losing his balance, and he had fallen to the floor several times at home. The combination of tone, weakness, and joint stiffness caused him to walk with a rigid, shuffling gait. Because of pain in the left shoulder, stiffness in his joints, and muscle weakness, the patient had great difficulty transitioning from standing to tall kneeling or quadruped position. These factors initially made it difficult for the patient to get to the floor mat for sessions.\nTreatment Modifications\nRaye, op cit.I initially treated the patient in an outpatient rehabilitation setting in the hospital, where we were able to use a raised mat table to avoid the floor transfer. The client simply walked to the mat using his walker, sat down, and then came to supine. This technique is helpful for most neurological clients who have loss of balance and decreased functional mobility. It is also useful in working with clients with spinal cord injuries who may be unable to transfer to the floor\u2014they can transfer directly from their wheelchair to the mat table. This is the safest and most comfortable way to adapt the Thai Yoga Therapy session for those clients who have difficulty getting to the floor.\nIn settings where a mat table is not available the therapist must adapt the floor transfer. Once this patient was discharged from therapy at the hospital I worked with him in his home. We were able to adapt the process of getting to the floor by having the patient first come from standing to tall kneel in front of a coffee table. Once he was steady in tall kneel I was able to help him transition to his elbows and knees; from there I assisted the patient into prone position, and then slowly to supine.\nIn my opinion, a bed is soft and yielding, so it is not an ideal surface for energy line work. It is, however, a safe option for those clients who are unable to get down on the floor safely. One session, after this patient underwent surgery, I treated him bedside with a modified session to decrease pain and to work specific acupressure points and energy lines for the bladder, kidneys, and prostate. The patient experienced almost immediate reduction of pain and anxiety from this session.\nWhen working on the floor we made adaptations to accommodate the stiffness of the patient\u2019s joints. The patient\u2019s neck ROM was limited because of the cervical fusion. For comfort we used a pillow under his head to keep the spine in alignment. Once the patient was comfortable he was able to relax, and we started each session with gentle rocking motions of the trunk and extremities to reduce tone. This was followed by working the foot sen and marma points and kneading the feet with oil. Over the course of treatment the muscles in the patient\u2019s feet relaxed, allowing the toes to extend and the arches to spread; as a result, the patient\u2019s standing balance improved once more of the foot was in contact with the ground. Once the feet were relaxed the inner and outer leg lines were worked to stimulate the balanced flow of energy to the spine and organs. The compression from palming along the lines also kneaded the tight muscles. Stretching postures for the lower extremities, hips, and low back were\nperformed gently and slowly. Over time, the patient gained range of motion in the legs and spine, which increased functional mobility and decreased his back pain.\nIn Thai Yoga Therapy, the back of the body is worked with the client prone. Since the patient was unable to remain prone for any length of time because of the cervical spine fusion and pain/stiffness in the left shoulder, I worked the back sen and back muscles with the client in sidelying position with a pillow supporting his head. I also stretched the chest muscles and mobilized the scapula with the patient in side-lying position. Another alternative for clients with limited neck ROM is to use a \u201cprone pillow,\u201d which is a firm, spongy pillow with a cutout for the face, similar to a face rest on a massage table.\nAfter the work done in prone (side-lying in this case) the middle arm line was worked with the client supine, followed by hand massage and wrist/finger stretches. Since this patient had a history of pneumonia and emphysema we worked on diaphragmatic breathing and abdominal massage in supine to free up the diaphragm. Abdominal reflex points for the organs were also worked during this section of the massage to stimulate digestion and peristalsis. The sessions were concluded with massage to the upper back and neck muscles in supine position, followed by facial massage with essential oils. The client was visibly more relaxed, and his breathing was deeper and easier by the end of each session.\nThis patient has attended a total of 13 sessions since November 2003. His overall level of health, vitality, and functional mobility has improved tremendously. The patient now transitions from standing to supine on the floor with only standby assistance. He turns from side to side and scoots up and down independently. He has regained a significant amount of active movement in his lower extremities and has regained some degree of fine motor control in both hands. He can balance in tall kneel and quadruped positions, withstanding minimal challenges to balance, and can reach six inches outside his base of support in sitting. He walks independently with a quad cane (four-pronged cane) and is able to get into and out of a car with standby guarding for safety.\nHe can rise to standing position from a low surface independently and his posture is more\nupright. He can stand independently without his cane, maintaining his balance against minimal challenges (light nudges/pushes). He has regained some of the weight he lost over the course of events, and his skin tone and skin quality have improved. He enjoys the increased independence and mobility he has gained, which allow him to attend family events and resume a modified work schedule.\nThai Yoga Therapy is a powerful healing art suitable for the treatment of clients of all ages and ability levels. The skilled therapist, working with the client\u2019s physician, can adapt sessions to meet each client\u2019s needs. The results stated in this case study illustrate the complimentary effects of Eastern and Western healing. I encourage Western-trained physicians and therapists to go beyond treating the physical body to treat the patient as a whole. The most wonderful aspect of Thai Yoga Therapy is that it is healing for body, mind, and spirit for both the practitioner and the client, providing a space for healing in the midst of our chaotic lives.\nThis article was originally posted on the Thai Institute website.\nO\u2019 Sullivan, S., and T. Schmitz. Physical Rehabilitation: Assessment and Treatment. 3d ed.\nPhiladelphia: F. A. Davis Company, 1994, pp. 491-508.\nUmphred, D. Neurological Rehabilitation. 3d ed. Baltimore: Mosby-Year Book, 1995, pp. 375-\nAdams, R., and M. Victor. Principles of Neurology. 5th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1993, pp.\nTaber\u2019s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary. 17th ed. Philadelphia: F. A. Davis Company, 1993.\nBy pran6588 on October 15, 2011 / Articles, Blog, Thai Yoga Therapy, Uncategorized / Leave a comment\nTags: client, Neurological, Thai, Therapy, Yoga",
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        "raw_content": "While completing my Primary PGCE six years ago, I undertook a placement in a Year Two class. While at that placement I acquired the idea of having a bear that could travel the world and return with stories to be told to the class. So, thank you Mrs. Koletzki (if you're reading this) for the idea! I suppose it's also an extension of the Barnaby Bear Key Stage One resource.\nSince completing my training, I have only worked in Key Stage Two, but have had my own class bear (Austin), who spends most days sat in the classroom observing all that goes on. But, every now and again he goes off on adventures. I have a photo album that contains photographs of the places he has visited, a write up of what he did and a post card from each country. In addition to that, I also have newspapers, coins, flags and some other artifacts from each country he has been to.\nThe children enjoy looking at the pictures of where he has been, seeing the different post cards and, without realising it, developing their knowledge of countries and cultures from around the globe.\nThis of course all started as a classroom resource, but it's also started to make Austin quite a special bear because of all the places he has now been to: China (twice - including visiting the Great Wall and the Olympics), Finland, Germany, Israel, Jordan, New Zealand, Rwanda, South Korea, Spain (twice), Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, UAE and Wales. He is, at the time of writing, in the USA. He's had quite a busy six years taking in Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania and North America.\nI must extend my gratitude to friends and family who willingly take him away with them on holiday (often asking for him) and then provide resources from the countries for the classroom.\nYou can find Austin online here: AustinTheBear\nHe's certainly better travelled than I am!\nLabels: bear, display, geography, SMSC, travelling\nTrax 17 November 2011 at 22:34\nAs wonderful as this is for the children, the adults love to look at Austin's album and read about his adventures to !\nKierna C 29 July 2012 at 13:52\nI have a bear that spends time with each child in my nursery class. In the past thanks to Comenius it has travelled the world & even managed to get a photo with James Nesbitt at the airport once!",
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To ensure better protection of Your privacy, We provide this notice explaining Our information collection and disclosure policies, and the choices You make about the way Your information is collected and used.\nANY CAPITALIZED WORDS USED HENCEFORTH SHALL HAVE THE MEANING ACCORDED TO THEM UNDER THIS AGREEMENT. FURTHER, ALL HEADING USED HEREIN ARE ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF ARRANGING THE VARIOUS PROVISIONS OF THE AGREEMENT IN ANY MANNER. NEITHER THE USER NOR THE CREATORS OF THIS PRIVACY POLICY MAY USE THE HEADING TO INTERPRET THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED WITHIN IT IN ANY MANNER.\na) \u201cWe\u201d, \u201cOur\u201d, and \u201cUs\u201d shall mean and refer to the creators of this privacy policy.\n(b) \u201cYou\u201d, \u201cYour\u201d, \u201cYourself\u201d and \u201cUser\u201d shall mean and refer to natural and legal individuals who use the Website/Application.\n(c) \u201cPersonal Information\u201d shall mean and refer to any personally identifiable\ninformation that We may collect from You. 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We have no control over such external links present in the Website/Application, which are provided by persons or companies other than Us.\nYou acknowledge and agree that We are not responsible for any collection or disclosure of your Personal Information by any external sites, websites or application, companies or persons, nor do We endorse any advertising, products or other material on or available from such external websites or application, websites or resources.\nYou further acknowledge and agree that We are not liable for any loss or damage which may be incurred by You as a result of the collection and/or disclosure of Your personal information by external websites or applications, sites or resources, or as a result of any reliance placed by You on the completeness, accuracy or existence of any advertising, products or other materials on, or available from such websites or resources. This external website, websites and resource providers may have their own privacy policies governing the collection, storage, retention and disclosure of Your Personal Information that You may be subject to. We recommend that You enter the external website and review their privacy policy.\nThe information provided by You at the time of registration shall be used to contact You when necessary. For more details about the nature of such communications, please refer to our Terms of Service. Further, Your personal data and Sensitive Personal data may be collected and stored by Us for internal record.\nWe use Your tracking information such as IP addresses, and or Device ID to help identify you and to gather broad demographic information.\nIn case We are acquired by or merged with another company, We shall transfer information disclosed by You and information about You to the company we are acquired by or merged with. 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To the extent that these entities have access to your information, they shall treat it at least as protectively as they treat information they obtain from their other members. It is possible that We and/or its subsidiaries, or any combination of such, could merge with or be acquired by another business entity. Should such a combination occur, you should expect that we would share some or all of your information in order to continue to provide the service. You shall receive notice of such event (to the extent it occurs).\n(c) Law and Order: We cooperate with law enforcement inquiries, as well as other third parties to enforce laws, such as: intellectual property rights, fraud and other rights. 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        "raw_content": "Betting on a Brighter Charter School Future for Nevada Students\nFor too many children in and around Las Vegas, getting a great education has been a losing bet. As their Clark County School District exploded to become the country\u2019s fifth-largest district, poor and minority students found themselves shut out of its top schools and concentrated in the county\u2019s lowest-performing district and public charter schools.\nAnd what happens in Vegas doesn\u2019t stay in Vegas: Beyond the consequences for each individual, that poor education hits the wider economy hard. Research suggests that cutting the number of high school dropouts by even a quarter could contribute more than $12 million to the economy for each graduating class\u2014and as much as $5 million more if those students go on to college.\nBut Clark County has an opportunity to stop gambling on its students\u2019 futures, as we write in a new report for Opportunity 180, The New Frontier: Public Charter Schools as a Tool to Transform Education in Clark County.",
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        "raw_content": "Public Lands Council > News > Press Releases > Federal Agency Negligence Leads to Catastrophic Wildfires Across the West\nPosted on August 17, 2015 Categories: Press Releases Comments are off for this post\nWASHINGTON (August 17, 2015) \u2013 As massive wildfires blaze across the West this week, the need to address the increasing wildfire threat is even more apparent. According to the Agriculture and Interior Departments, there are currently 19,000 interagency personnel fighting wildfires across 13 states. The Soda Fire that burned across southern Idaho and eastern Oregon consumed roughly 300,000 acres of rangeland, threatening the homes and lives of residents, livestock and wildlife.\nWhile Washington bureaucrats call for more funds to suppress the growing fires, the Public Lands Council and the National Cattlemen\u2019s Beef Association sent a letter to the White House today stressing the importance of proper natural resource management in order to help prevent these catastrophic events, and furthermore, the gross negligence and mismanagement of our nation\u2019s forests and rangeland by the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management.\nAccording to the U.S. Forest Service, wildfire suppression now costs the agency more than $1 billion annually and for the first time in its 110-year history, the agency is spending more than half of its budget on wildfire suppression. When the cost of suppression exceeds the budgeted amount, USFS is forced to reallocate funds from other programs to cover the cost of fire suppression, known as fire-borrowing. While PLC and NCBA believe that having fire suppression funds available to cover the cost of fighting fire and prevent fire-borrowing is important, the organizations firmly believe that proper forest and rangeland management is the key to reducing catastrophic wildfires in the first place.\nPLC President Brenda Richards said the mismanagement of federally-owned forests and rangelands has created great economic hardship and danger for ranchers that depend upon the land.\n\u201cThis year\u2019s fire season has proven once again the federal mismanagement of our forests and rangeland,\u201d said Richards, whose ranch has suffered damage in the current Idaho/Oregon fire. \u201cThe livestock industry and rural economies will spend decades attempting to recover from the millions of dollars\u2019 worth of infrastructure damage and forage loss that have been the result of catastrophic wildfire in recent weeks and years, not to mention the loss of valuable wildlife habitat. Because of frivolous litigation and attempts to keep peace with extremists, our government agencies have hampered the most natural and cost-effective wildfire prevention techniques, and subsequently put the lives of ranching families like mine and others in rural communities at risk.\u201d\nAs the letter stresses, natural forest fires were nature\u2019s tool to burn the underbrush and smaller trees, creating less competition for resources and resulting in healthier forests. Due to population growth and urban sprawl, people now live in the natural path of fires and as a result humans must take over managing the resources. However, Philip Ellis, NCBA president from Chugwater, Wyo., said with 82 million acres of Forest Service land at an elevated risk of catastrophic wildfires, insect, or disease outbreak, it is clear the federal agencies tasked to manage our forests are failing to exercise their responsibility.\n\u201cWe have seen more red tape and regulation than ever before, and our natural resources are paying the heavy price,\u201d said Ellis. \u201cThis administration continues to push the best caretakers off the land, and now it\u2019s up to Congress to rein the agencies in. As Congress continues discussions to address the lack of stewardship these agencies have shown to the land and natural resources, we encourage them to find a solution that will help prevent these wildfires, rather than simply throwing more money in the attempt to control them after the fact.\u201d\nPLC and NCBA strongly supported H.R. 2647 introduced by Rep. 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        "raw_content": "The Four Faces of Marketing Breakthrough Business Empowerment & Marketing Accountability\nPowerful Strategies for Sales Success SALES System\u2122\nbeoler4larin@yahoo.com \u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\nVery detailed book, thanks a lot.\nMary Carmen Amado Lopez \u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\nIn addition to the well described content, the smooth writing style stands out as positive.\n\"12 Smart Practices to Improve Marketing and Sales\" is a valuable resource for Commercial Managers and Directors. And also for students on Marketing and Business courses. It covers most important topics and cases in the areas of Digital Marketing, Content Marketing Lead Generation and Marketing Technology.\nI have divided the book into two parts. Part 1 deals with subjects such as content management and lead management and provides an overview of relevant issues in these areas. Part 2 deals with digital marketing and marketing technology. 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You have probably heard the following phrase: \u201cChanges in both Marketing and Sales have been higher in the past two years than the previous fifty years\u201d. These rapid changes leave many companies with anxiety about their own situation and ignorant about the new approach.\nMany marketing and sales people ask themselves, \u201cWhat must we do to get on the right track and start growing again?\u201d. In specific industries I have also noticed a reluctance to start working with online channels. \u201cThe use of social media does not lead to more sales\u201d.\nNormally, large companies are in a position to make the transition from traditional to modern marketing and sales. There are plenty of vendors willing to help, and although budgets are tight, they can be allocated to projects. It is mainly small and medium-sized businesses with between 50 and 500 employees that do not have the budgets or the resources. So they are going to try it themselves. 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        "raw_content": ": 'Calling You' by Blue October\n: Cold but warming up\nI just went to pick up a friend and the thermometer is hanging at 0 degrees Fahrenheit. Brrrrrr!!!\nI've been trying to get caught up on sleep and it seems like people have been calling every few minutes but really there's been a couple of hours between each call. That's okay, though--it's nice to be home and warm and comfy but socialising. One of the calls was to let me know that a co-worker we'd worried a bit about had a healthy baby boy tonight...35 hours of labour and an eventual Caesarian, but it looks like it was all worth it. When my friend had called for his ride, I was dreaming about being robbed downtown and sleeping in a car, so I'm glad I woke up during that one. If I didn't know better, I'd say I didn't take my Paxil--that's the sort of anxiety dream I usually get if I miss a dose or two. But no, I now have all my meds in a handy little compact gizmo and I definitely took yesterday's and today's.\nDarius, my generally stand-offish Siamesey orange tabby (who hides whenever people come over and basically tries to act as if there are only two cats in the house) is maniacally clinging to me and oddly enough he just somehow stood on the keyboard and managed to open what I think was a pop-up that got through heading to an adult site. Talented but annoying kitty, that one. He has these moods. He's actually quite affectionate towards me, although it took years to develop. Now he mostly hangs out on top of my monitor as I type, which is better than in front of the screen on the keyboard, let me tell you.\nSpeaking of adult content, the FBI got back with me over the child porn crap I've been getting in my work e-mail (the type that says that they've charged your credit card so much for access to this link they've sent so you can have pictures of 5 and 7 year olds to 'beautify your collection'...gag). Between that and a couple of e-mails offering stolen credit cards, etc., I'm actually pining for simple, annoying Viagra ads. Looks like they're investigating the websites. Thanks, guys. Given the press librarians sometimes get in terms of our rabid adherence to intellectual freedom, you may be surprised that my first thought when faced with people hawking child porn (fraudulently, I might add) was to run to the FBI. I mean, we're the ones fighting the PATRIOT act, right? Yeah, but I'm sorry, child pornography is wrong and predatory, and I don't know of any librarian who would actively campaign in support of access to it; potentially 'obscene'--and that definition varies--materials involving consenting adults, yes. Materials that are meant to convey research topics or children's fashions or whatever, where the original intent is obviously not sexual but might be sought by paediphiles, yes. Actual child porn...no. We're as a profession often classified as liberals (and there are exceptions, mind you), but we can still spot the bad guys.\nStrange things of the day: A friend called me at work today and the switchboard operator accidentally transferred him to Dwana's extension, the one person who knew who he was. Also, a news crew caught him walking to work yesterday to interview him on keeping warm in the cold (he made the 5, 5:30, and 11 o'clock broadcasts). The same station interviewed Dwana today whilst she was pumping gas. (Okay, apparently it was a slow couple of news days.) She only made it on the 5 and 5:30 one, though, so she thinks he beat her on screen personality. But what are the chances that out of an area with a quarter million people in it a news crew on consequetive days would single out two of my closest friends??? Maybe I need to watch out for Channel 36 myself. Weird.\nOkay, I think I'll go back to sleep and see if I can actually get some rest this time.\nI had a nice time at movie night at my co-worker Jo Anne's. We watched The Sure Thing, which I had never seen but had John Cusack as a college freshman and was made the year I was a college freshman. :) It's not the type of movie I would normally watch, but I enjoyed. I like doing stuff with my co-workers because for awhile all my friends had pretty similar tastes and interests and now I'm exposed to a wider variety of things. And I almost feel like I have a social life.\nOkay, so I'm blogging at work\n...but it's okay. I'm babysitting a call centre/help line and fortuantely things are a little slow.\nSo, here are some thoughts I've meant to put down this week:\nOne, yesterday in our lull between wintry weather, I saw a beautiful male bird singing in a tree that looked rather like a European robin, but I think was actually some form of finch, but not the normal house finch you see around here...it had a red breast and a white belly. I would say it was singing cheerfully, but I know better. The hours of daylight are growing and he was singing for a mate, essentially he wanted sex. It was a little bit of hope of the coming spring. Of course, it's best not to become too attached, because...\nIt's going down into the single digits tonight (that's Fahrenheit, in case you're wondering) with a lower wind chill. January and February are particularly unpredictable around here. I've seen 80 degrees in February and then of course if you've been reading that long you may remember the ice storm last year that had people without power for days on end.\nBut it's almost Imbolc, the Celtic spring festival, when calving begins and (in a tradition our little group has had for years) cheese flames. (Pour vodka or cognac and perhaps some herbs on mozzarella, turn out the lights, and light. Ooh and ah and then eat happily on crusty bread or crackers.) Soon the spring bulbs will be coming through the soil. I already have some snowdrops on my desktop to remember when it's so cold outside.\nI'm thankful for the warmth of central heating, and more thankful that although I have gas heat I don't pay gas, just personal electric.\nHope you're warm wherever you are (or cool if you're in the grip of summer).\nAn occasional memorial pint from friends, a lovely valley, what else do you need?\nPub Offers Regulars a Pint and a Plot\nI wonder if John's heard of this; I gather he's familiar with the Manchester area.\nIt's not your average football...\nbut it's an impressive feat designed to raise awareness:\nSoccer-playing elephants score with wildlife fans in northeast India\nThis is an interesting approach to corporate responsibility.\nYahoo! News - ExxonMobil Plays Key Role in Global Warming, Says New Report\nI seem to have cannibals on the brain lately (they've come up in separate discussions with a friend lately, whether of the Donner party, on the ethics of eating chicken, the death penalty, circles of hell, and Noachide laws. (Yeah. I know. Welcome to my life.)\nSo this is timely, albeit just sick and twisted.\nCannibal Spared Life Sentence in Gory Trial\nOh, and for another somewhat gross story:\nWhale Explodes, Showers Innards on Town\nHappy Snowy Friday!\nIt started snowing about 4 hours ago and we already have a couple inches on the ground. I've been out driving already and it's pretty slick, with temps already down to 20 degrees and falling, so I'm not sure how the salt will do in terms of making things better tomorrow morning.\nSo...what's the perfect thing to do on a snowy evening (at least when the snow isn't really packing yet for snowballs?) The Friday Five!\nThis is a favourite game of mine...\nYou have just won one million dollars: [Before or after taxes??? Hate to say it, but it does make a difference...I usually go for the if I won $10 million (before taxes) so that I can take care of my family (and people like family), get some security, become a philanthropist, etc.]\n1. Who do you call first? D\n2. What is the first thing you buy for yourself? Debt-free living (pay off school loans and the little I have besides that)\n3. What is the first thing you buy for someone else? Pay off my mom's home\n4. Do you give any away? If yes, to whom? Momma/John and my two closest friends and their significant others...I'd like to make sure they were in a secure position with few bills. I'd also like to establish a couple of scholarships, support environmental and literacy charities, HIV/AIDS programmes, the arts, animal welfare, intellectual freedom, heritage preservation, etc. For that matter, I'd adopt children with special needs or who are difficult to place.\n5. Do you invest any? If so, how? I'd like to invest most of it in...\nReal estate (a home for me and a little land in rural Kentucky with a cave and spring for religious celebrations)\nClearing my debt (mostly school loans)\nInvest in a balanced portfolio to give an annual income (which may be difficult to do on just a million, after all that!) :)\nKids--any I might have and those who otherwise would not thrive...children are our future.\nJournal Costs: What do YOU think?\nThese folks set up a wonderful demonstration comparing the cost of journals to other commodities. It's sort of a play on the 'Price is Right' game of which is higher/lower. It's a great idea and could be useful for those of you trying to justify budgeting, funding, or collection development issues.\nSunday we had ice; Monday it was in the mid-50s; tonight it's 15 degrees and snowing very heavily, big snowglobe-worthy flakes (and thanks to N, I now have an image of a giant hand shaking us up--we think alike).\nMind you, it's just a normal day in Lexington. There's something about being located between plains and mountains and with a major river valley that just gives us quick weather changes. We're used to it.\nToday I watched several people from Florida (adults, all) cavort in a half-inch of snow. I remember when that was a real treat, growing up in Louisiana. I wonder what they'll think when they wake up tomorrow?\nHaving gone out in the mess, I can say that it's not too slick if you're careful, but it's a little eerie to have everything snow-covered. I slept a good bit of this evening (having worked till 7), so now I'm thinking about food (ah, nutty bagel and havarti) and doing my taxes online. Fun, hmm?\nOne good thing: D should be back tomorrow; work just hasn't been the same without her. Yay!\n:) It's not easy being flat...\nFlat Stanley lives on. (And I actually wrote the story up for LISNews and got the link wrong for the Flat Stanley Project, dang it. But, hey, it's my first attempt.\nSo, a little over a week ago we had a man killed, another shot, and several robberies of pedestrian, all in the UK area, and the UK police announce that they are going to crack down on Jaywalkers???\nMind you, driving, walking, and biking near a university is always a litte daunting, partly because of the near-chaos of people lost who don't bother to pay attention to others, but still, maybe this isn't the best timing, guys.\nIn the twenty years I've been in and around UK, jaywalking is pretty much a constant. The other crimes, however, aren't. The campus has always attracted some crime, mostly thefts, but it seems there have been more violent crimes lately. And that's disturbing. Isn't that more important?\nGot this via Aaron:\nResults...:\nYou are Form 1, Goddess: The Creator.\n'And The Goddess planted the acorn of life. She cried a single tear and shed a single drop of blood upon the earth where she buried it. From her blood and tear, the acorn grew into the world.'\nSome examples of the Goddess Form are Gaia (Greek), Jehova (Christian), and Brahma (Indian).\nThe Goddess is associated with the concept of creation, the number 1, and the element of\nearth. Her sign is the dawn sun.\nAs a member of Form 1, you are a charismatic individual and people are drawn to you. Although sometimes you may seem emotionally distant, you are deeply in tune with other people's feelings and have tremendous empathy. Sometimes you have a tendency to neglect your own self. Goddesses are the best friends to have because they're always willing to help.\nI am being mocked unmercifully, and I suppose rightly so...\nfor today I fell off the vegetarian bandwagon. Since I did it at lunch, I shocked most of the co-workers I've carefully trained to think in vegetarian terms.\nMind you, I spent 12 1/2 years as a pesce-lacto-ovo-vegetarian (fish/milk/eggs allowed), which isn't in itself a true vegetarian, but is from a mediaeval/Catholic sense (because fish didn't 'reproduce' sexually, or so it was thought). I adhered to the ethic that I would not eat what I would not be willing to kill, and reasoned I had indeed fished in the past, so that was okay. Over the last year or so I've re-evaluated that, and I realised that if I were hungry enough (say, in the woods trying to survive) I would probably be willing to kill most things to survive, or if I were told it was medically necessary to eat meat.\nI've also come to realise that in the beginning, the real reason I gave up meat was to mimic someone I admired--it was his brand of vegetarianism, although frankly, I never saw much difference between the inherent worth of a fish and a chicken, and in a sense, to be special. That's not so unusual, really--I've seen a lot of vegetarians come and go for just those reasons. I really did believe I was choosing to live ethically, and that was to some extent true, but under it all, those were the basic reasons. I don't feel like being hypocritical anymore.\nFor 12 1/2 years the only time I ate meat was by accident (say, someone spiked the rice with chicken stock) or, one small piece of turkey a couple of years ago at Thanksgiving. That's it. Pretty good for what most thought would be a passing 'phase', although in the end, I guess they were right. Today, I ate a fried chicken breast.\nI didn't go poof. I'm not suddenly a bad person. I rather enjoyed it, although I would prefer a free-range chicken to whatever they were serving in our cafeteria. I don't plan on going out and eating mega-quantities of meat. In fact, I'm rather over the craving. And I do intend to offer prayers for any life taken for nourishment.\nBut I'm not special anymore. I'm just me, even if that means I'm a 'chicken-eater'. And that's okay. And I still believe in the higher ethics of vegetarianism. Maybe someday I'll go back to it. But I also realise that for me, right now, it may be a little healthier to eat fish and poultry occasionally, so long as they're not my whole diet. I still believe in moderation, and making as little impact as possible on the web of life of which we are a part, without repudiating it as some would.\nI've lived as a vegetarian on next to nothing for years, but sometimes it can be a problem keeping the diabetes in line on such a tight budget. Despite eating a fairly varied diet most of the time, I've gained something like 75 lbs as a vegetarian and gone into full-blown diabetes, which has led to pressure to eat more fish and perhaps add poultry from various health providers...not that you can't be diabetic and vegetarian, but it's fairly tricky, and it helps if you have a lot of prep time and money to lay in a diverse pantry I spend a lot more on salads and protein-rich foods such as cottage cheese than my co-workers, for example. It's easy to fill up on bread and cheese and cheap canned veggies, but it's not ideal, and I'm tired of basically living off peanut butter. My system has never handled legumes well, although I love them. I'm not sure they're staying in my system long enough to get the nutrients needed. And my blood sugar, my memory, etc. did much better after eating lunch today than normal. I am allergic to wheat, eggs, and milk, and borderline sensitive to peanuts, soy, and corn...but not at all to meat. So I may occasionally eat some poultry and see if I do better. I'm not quite up to beef, though, and I've never really cared for pork. I'll just see how it goes. For now, I think my diet will be mostly vegetarian (I love the variety), but with fish or poultry every couple of days--a diet more in keeping with what our ancestors ate, rather than the factory farm produce of today.\nCheers to this new librarian...what a great story\nKRT Wire | 01/16/2004 | Librarian has an impressive story to tell: her own\nThis is an interesting editorial regarding research access\nJAMA -- DeAngelis and Musacchio 291 (3): 370\nI especially think the discussion concerning the oeconomic model for PLoS is rather interesting. I had not realised this was the case, so I'd like to verify this and find out more.\n1. The one kitchen appliance I just could not live without is my _microwave_.\n2. My desk always looks like _a tornado hit it_.\n3. The clocks in my house are always _5-20_ minutes fast.\n4. The one television program I just can't stand is _Elimidate_.\n5. The one television program I try to never miss is _Charmed_.\n6. When it comes to housework, I really hate cleaning _the bathroom_.\n7. If I could re-design my living room, the first thing I would do is _make it bigger_.\n8. I wish I had a bigger _ceiling_ in my house.\n9. When someone points a camera at me and says 'Smile!' I usually _grimace_.\n10. I expect I'll have my income tax done by _moi_.\nThat's the question posed on today's Unshelved comic. Oddly enough, mine was The Grey King by Susan Cooper. It touched off...\na lifelong love of the fantasy genre,\na love of all things Welsh,\na love of folklore and British/Celtic mythology,\na sense of good vs. evil,\nthe idea that ordinary lives can have immense consequences in the grand scheme of things,\nthe idea that evil can masque itself as beautiful, and therefore beauty should not be equated with good,\na sense of ancient knowlege,\nand it, along with the series Robin Hood: the Hooded Man and Mary Renault's books of ancient Greece--and all the mythology that these made me want to learn more about--probably did a lot to bring me to Paganism as an alternative faith, my devotion to the Light (so to speak), and my concept of the Divine.\nMind you, I don't believe those works of fiction made me Pagan, as some conservatives might claim. Rather, they touched a part of me that yearned for something different than what I'd experienced, that felt spirtuality in nature, and in magic. So, you could argue I was a Pagan in search of Paganism. My studies since--of Paganism, Christianity, Judaism, and other religions, have only served to underscore my own beliefs. But reading that book, back at the age of 13, was the start of it all.\nMuttering for the week\nPolitical:: Chaos\nConcentration:: Difficult\nFish:: Tank\nLunacy:: Moon\nRed:: Flag\nImply:: Insinuate\nRecognise:: Face\nSexist:: Pig\nCommercial:: Material\nStricken:: Sick\nAh, warmth\n: 'Skellig' by Loreena McKennitt\nI was feeling better today and braved the impending freezing rain to go work on a project at a friend's house (the game being cancelled, since Brenda's working on putting finishing touches on the local SCA Shire's Candlemas celebration, for which she's co-autocrat). You probably think I'm crazy to drive in ice, but I found that I could manoeuvre a Sentra home to Danville for my grandfather's visitation a few years ago with much worse ice...the Taurus handles fine in the ice, and I only fell once--I was helping bring some laundry in, and had my weight too far forward. The crew at McDonald's thanked me for coming in for breakfast--things were pretty dead for them. I got a few things at the grocery whilst I was out. Then lots of work on the project was accomplished and now I'm back home, safe and sound. My headache is back and my cold medicine's worn off, but otherwise I'm okay.\nLast night I fixed up one of those warm cozies where you fill a sock with rice and a little lavendar and microwave it. It's done wonders for my sinus and neck pain.\nUpdate on Dwana: As she'll no doubt blog about once she's back somewhere with steady Internet access, she's home, and at least for now, she's preggers! That is, they went ahead and inserted three of the embryos today. She got to see pictures of them and watch the procedure on a monitor. She's on total bed rest for the next couple of days, and since she's still got some fluid in her lungs, she's off work until midweek. We'll know in a couple of weeks whether the embryos have implanted and a pregnancy is in the offing. But for now, it's a moment to celebrate. :) I so hope this will work!\nSpeaking of comics\nthis is exactly the sort of thing I would do. No offence to those of you of the male persuasion out there; trust me, I don't bite. :) It's probably good that I don't have roomates. That also cuts down on the ninjas.\nMarch of the Sinister Ducks\nI really meant to share this link the other day but had not gotten around to it. It's from Neil Gaiman's journal (for those who don't know, he is an author extraordinaire, best known for the cerebral Sandman comics but also for several books). I am now convinced the he and I think somewhat alike, for the sinister ducks made my day. Alan Moore, by the way, is the creative genius behind the original League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and an odd duck in his own right. (If you don't believe me, check out his bio/picture here.) These two, along with Peter David (who wrote the best series of Star Trek novels--New Frontier--by far and the quirky Soul Searchers and Co., are probably my favourite comic book writers.\nHmmm...I think eccentric looks and odd hair must be the requirement to be a successful comic/fantasy writer, judging by the pictures I've seen in all the bios. Must work on my image. :)\nI'm afraid the Rabid Librarian hasn't been up to raving today. I'm finally feeling a little better after crashing from 5am (couldn't sleep) to 1:30pm and then back from about 5pm to 10:30pm. Last night I was congested, but today it's been just a little coughing, eyes running, chest tight, and of course the sinus headache from hell, still going down into my wisdom tooth and vice versa. I've been very achy all day, felt feverish, but my old mercury thermometer does not appear to be able to go above 96 degrees these days (do they ever just stop working?--must be time to migrate to digital, retire the old glass thermometer to somewhere safe in terms of the mercury) so I'm not sure if I ran a fever or not. I took a long hot bath a little while ago and that relaxed the muscles quite a bit. Still, the fact that it's late and I feel better makes me think I was dealing with the aftermath of the great records rewrap (including allergies) rather than a virus. My hands are still puffy and numb (but that's usual when I haven't been out moving). So instead of taking more cold medicine, I'm back to ibuprofen with some medicine that helps liquefy the sinus infection/helps with fibromyalgia pain and hoping I'll be better tomorrow.\nThe dog and cats have been wonderful, cuddling up without being on me where I'm aching, and being very patient concerning food since mum pretty much fell into a deep sleep for hours on end. I rewarded them with a little tuna water, since that's all I was up to eating tonight. Part of me is responding to the little alert that keeps flashing on my computer that says, 'Hey! Freezing rain and ice is on it's way! You should go get staples at the store whilst it's clear!' but I just don't feel up to it. I'm out of bread, but if all else fails I can make some (as long as we don't lose power) or go across the street like in the pre-car days and get something from the pharmacy.\nI was able to watch a little TV and play my favourite new game, Inspector Parker. It's a bit like Clue/Cluedo, but more complex. It's logic based and I'm surprisingly good at it. I'm beginning to think that it's not so much that I'm logic-impaired as it is that I do better with it plotted out visually. (I mean, yes, I can solve mystery plots and analyse historical mysteries, but I can't always tell you each step I used, and so do badly when quizzed on logic points). Must remember this for the Cthulhu game, and practise plotting put facts and their relationships in my notes.\nThat's all for now...type to you later.\nWhaaaaaaaaah!!!!!!!!!!!! An icon of my childhood (and millions of others) has died...\nA friend of mine just called to tell me this: CNN.com - TV's 'Captain Kangaroo,' Bob Keeshan, dead - Jan. 23, 2004\nI loved 'Captain Kangaroo' growing up. I loved the moose with the ping pong balls, and 'Simon and the Land of Chalk Drawings', and the one cartoon with the girl and her dog. Along with 'Sesame Street', 'Electric Company', 'Romper Room', and 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood', I really was priveleged to experience the heyday of children's television. Maybe they were too innocent by today's standards, but I really think they are far superior to say, 'Barney' or the host of cartoons I love but really don't consider 'for kids'.\nI remember crying when Mr Green Jeans died. Now this. I am so verklempt.\nI'm not sure if I've let myself get run down with all the work I've been doing to help get the medical records and x-rays relabelled, sorted, and filed or what, but I just feel kind of blah...achy, nose running, eyes running, sore throat, maybe a low-grade fever, etc. It could just be the dust and what have you, but someone else I know feels the same, without any of the fun overtime. So, despite my attempts to explain it away as sinuses or allergies...I'm probably coming down with a cold.\nWhich means, among other things, I stopped by the grocery for cold medicine and I don't plan on going anywhere near Dwana. She came home today, albeit with some 'mild' pneumonia where the fluid from the hyperstimulation had settled in her chest. She feels much better to be home, I think, and her poor cats just want to glom to her. Simba, who is huge, doesn't understand how sensitive her belly is at the moment. Midnight, the other cat, is apparently fascinated by the balloon I brought her and just sits staring at it.\nThey are going ahead with the in vitro on Sunday, and I think she's freaking a little by the idea that whether the embryos implant or not, technically she'll be pregnant. I so wish that everything goes okay. There is a risk that she'll go back into hyperstimulation, but they're monitoring her carefully. Pregnancy means no drugs for pain or symptoms, so I hope everything will be okay. She's been through so much--and really, Eric has as well, sleeping on the pull out couch at the hospital, giving her injections everyday (and incurring the wrath of SImba, who peed on Eric's things because he thought he was hurting her), etc. They so deserve a problem-free pregnancy, although of course to be realistic it'll be uncertain. Things never seem easy when it comes to medical stuff for her. But if anyone deserved to be happily pregnant, it's she. So I'm crossing my fingers and keeping them in my prayers.\nI'm incredibly impressed by the teamwork and how things have gone at work with the overhaul of the records in preparation for 'go-live' on Tuesday...when we go electronic. They had people signed up through tomorrow in anticipation but the x-rays were all back on the shelves by this morning and when I left this afternoon the records were in order and being put back on the shelves. They were blown away by how quickly I can put things in order, and were having trouble keeping up with me--see, a master's in organisation and access, basically, can be put to use in all sorts of venues. And relabelling medical records is a lot like putting on book tape or label covers. Some people agonised over getting them placed just right. I'd sight it, put the label down, and 9 times out of 10 get it dead on the first time without any wrinkles, etc. Really, the job was remarkable...out of nearly 10,000 records and all these people, most of whom did not do anything like this in their normal job, we had maybe 10 records that were mislabelled, and they were all just one off, where someone must have gone down one label too far, etc. We had clinical staff, the non-clinical people, dietary, maintenance, administration all working together. One of the doctors was a dynamo originally drafted for his height but who was out there breaking nails like the rest of us. It was a lot of hard work, but with a tangible result.\nI felt like I was back in the comic store again, since so much of it was interfiling. It also gave me a taste for what a library move would be like...we had over a hundred large plywood carts (librarians would call them book trucks) for the task. One of our counterpart hospitals sent a care package with everything from champagne glasses and noismakers to pencils, a calculator, and a magic 8-ball just in case we run into problems. I signed up for extra hours directing support calls to the right people and as a result I may actually be working 36 hours a week for a couple of weeks, which means I'd be back to my pre-layoff salary for a brief bit. It also means I can help out; I was originally in the group of troubleshooters providing direct support but had to drop out due to my reduction in hours. Because this is a special case where the salary isn't coming out of the library's budget, I can work my normal hours in the library and then man the phones for the special project.\nIt's sort of sad in a way that the layoff has forced me to look for work...this project has really demonstrated the special character of my workplace and the people I've gotten to know over the past seven years. I will really miss it. I wish there were some way to continue, but unless my hours miraculously increased permanently tomorrow, I just can't live on 20 hours a week, and I haven't found a part-time job that I could work concurrently.\nI got a phone call from UK to arrange an interview. Unfortunately it's not for the reference position, but for a clerical one, but an interview is always a good opportunity, even if it's not in my field (and it does pay more).\nMeanwhile, I'm waiting to hear from LPL about the position I interviewed for. They were finishing up interviews this week so I expect they'll make their decision next week. Here's hoping. :) 'Night.\nFriday!!!:\n1. ...song? 'The Remedy (I Won't Worry)' by Jason Mraz\n2. ...food? English Toffee Ice Cream\n3. ...TV show? 'Charmed'\n4. ...scent? An oil I have that is a blend of sandalwood, citrus, and clary sage\n5. ...quote? 'Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change.'\nAdvil is my friend\nI woke up with the wisdom tooth pounding into what seemed like my sinus and into my brain. I'm going to check and see how much it would cost to get the buggers out. Right now, even on payday, I'm about $60 short for the main bill I have to pay and have another $175 vet bill coming out at the end of the month, so from a monetary standpoint, I'm not sure I could swing even a co-payment. Still, I'm just trying to plug on as responsibly as possible and hope that eventually my life will not be so dependent on every cent. In the meantime I've mooched 3 Advil off of the rewrap team (we're re-labeling all of our x-rays at work in preparation for an electronic record go-live Tuesday) and have some ice I've been using against my jaw. It's starting to ease up. I figure it'll put me in a situation where I can help with the rewrapping later on today. I worked over yesterday, I'm scheduled today and tomorrow, so I may not be able to write much.\nNice to see a success story\nMuslim Clerics Declare War on AIDS in Nepal\nDigging deep, and talking about it, can be dangerous--but necessary\nYahoo! News - Child Rights Defender to Be Tried in Guatemala\nA hospital should respect the religious and cultural beliefs of its patients whenever possible. I'm not sure this wound up in the 'oddly enough' category rather than health, but it's worth a read: Yahoo! News - Hospitals Ordered to Obey Indian Birth Rites\nEvery now and then my sinuses decide to link up with my wisdom teeth (which really should have been out years ago, so I suppose it's my own fault that I was too wussy/poor to get it done) to create the 'Headache from Hell'. You know the type...everything from behind your eyes to down your jaw and neck feels like it's coming unglued. Ibuprofen's taken off the tiniest edge.\nNote to self: find out how much of oral surgery will be paid by dental/health coverage. If the amount I pay is less than the amount I can be reimbursed for my flexible spending account, see if I can get soon. Let's face it, this is only going to get worse over time, and even if they have to knock me out--a major fear I've wrestled with for years--it'll eventually get better, right? Nevermind all the things that could happen.\nHow people with anxiety issues ever get treatment is beyond me. And, yes, I know, a lot of people think I'm hypochondriac because I worry and even sometimes complain but I don't see a doctor. That's partly fear. And when I have gone, I've always had what I thought was wrong with me, or something worse. So I worry like crazy, but then have to be practically led to the doctor. Where does that fall in the DSM-IV?\nOh, well. At lest my headache will ease up once the weather's changed...Dwana's having a much more difficult week healthwise. I'm glad I'm not in her shoes at the moment. I'm good with chronic pain; so is she...what she has right now is quite definitely acute and compared to her I'd be crying like a babe.\nI talked to her husband earlier and in her words she got put into a room with an 80-year-old 'terror'--and that's probably the worst thing I've every heard Eric say about anyone; mind you he works with the elderly, so it wasn't a bias on his part. Eventually, though, her mom (a nurse) managed to get them to move her to a private room so she could get some rest. He was heading over there to spend the night with her. He's a good hubby. :)\nI'm trying out w.bloggar to see how it works. Although I'm quite happy with the standard Blogger interface, it's nice to have something I can type into offline if need be. And it's also free, although they accept donations. Thanks to John for the tip!\nAlthough it's meant to be tongue-in-cheek, the writer of Scoop: Stateside: It's All Caucussian To Me didn't clarify that our caucus and primary systems really vary a lot from state to state--but they're only a preliminary to a final election in November. Yes...Iowa is the first 'big' event of these races, but it doesn't really decide much, other than whether or not a candidate is viable early. To take the writer's analogy, it's not that anyone caucuses to, say, choose a national ice cream flavour, but rather, they caucus to send suggestions (in the form of delegates) to a convention to contribute to a choice. After the conventions meet, then there are flavours put forward from each convention--and depending upon the ability of candidates to get themselves on the ballot in each state and the district of Columbia, then they choose.\nTo be honest, I could see the appeal of the caucus system--those of us who vote in primaries often feel our voices didn't count for much because all the delegates (supposedly--they're really not bound to in any way) vote for the majority winner. I suspect that's why turnout is so low in primaries. In a caucus you have a more direct voter participation. But I could also see that it's more open to abuse.\nOf course, here in Kentucky, we have a primary, but not until May. If you want an idea about how the systems vary, check out Project Vote Smart, which has a wealth of information on the system.\nStrange thing is, we have a special election coming up soon to choose a member of Congress, the office vacated by our new governor. I'm already sick of ads, but I must say Ben Chandler sticks more to the point in his, whereas Alice Forgy Kerr relys on the 'I'm just like you' and the support she gave President Bush (personally, that means she removed herself from consideration from my point of view).\nOh, well...nearly ten more months of madness...it should be interesting to see what kind of chick hatches.\nJust got word a little while ago\nthat Dwana's going into the hospital because of some complications from her procedure. Mainly I think they want to keep an eye on her, make sure she gets fluids, and get some pain medicine to stay down. We're hoping she'll get back out tomorrow. Keep her in your prayers--and she has comments now, if you want to leave a message for her. I'm sure she'd appreciate it.\nI'm not sure anything I could comment about this would be printable...\nSo go ahead and read it for yourself and do your own cursing.\nAtlanta couple charged in the death of 6-year-old, strangled and stabbed in what may be an 'exorcism gone wrong'.\nIt makes me question the order of the universe a bit when people like this are allowed to be anywhere within a hundred feet of children. And if they were being supported by a church in any way, that opens up a whole other can of ethical worms.\nI hope the spirit of that little girl can move on to a better place. And frankly I'd like to see the couple, if guilty, burn in whatever hell they imagine for doing such a thing. I'm sure there's a special circle just for child-killers.\nGranted, they just sound plain crazy (walking naked in the freezing cold?), but it's a little harder to plead insanity when two people are involved. This sounds like religious zeal and fanaticism gone horribly, horribly wrong.\nWho knows what spam will hit the in box?\nBy now I'm used to spam selling Viagra, pills to enlarge something I don't even own, proposing to tranfer funds (yeah, right), searching for information for bank accounts I don't even have, etc. Those have become commonplace.\nToday I received two that were a little different. One was in Russian, but was a run-of-the-mill let-us-host-your-online-services sort of ad (I know this because of a translator program, since Russian is from the one language family of the Indo-European languages which I haven't studied to some degree).\nBut the one that took the cake was one that...at least honestly...proposed to host web services so I could do illegal things like trade child porn, money launder, buy people's credit card numbers, etc. That one I sent to one of our IS guys and the FBI. I'm not sure if they can trace it, but it seems if you're going to be so blatant about it, then it couldn't hurt to send it to the authorities. Mind you, not to sound like a nutcase but I'm enough of a paranoid conspiracy-theory junkie that I wouldn't normally bring myself to the attention of the government (let's not forget that Hitler started out by collecting information on and from the Jews before doing anything with it)...but this was just wrong, wrong, wrong, so there I was, sending a tip to the authorities.\nI do wish if I were to get spam it would at least be targeted correctly, i.e., hello, I'm female, and I don't read Russian, and by the way I'm fairly law-abiding, thank you, and I'm not so much of an idiot that I believe any of the 'we need your help to get money out of Africa' crap.\nDoes anyone actually respond to that sort of stuff? I mean, the scams I can see people falling for, but do men actually go, wow, yeah, I want some of that Viagra? Ugh.\nIt should be obvious by now that I'm generally against warfare\nand I think that our administration unfortunately succeeded at a shell game to go into Iraq...but I can't really host some important counters on blog*spot, as some of them require files to be in the same directory as this page. But you can click your way:\nfor the monetary Cost of War in Iraq\nfor American and Coaltition Casualites\nfor Reported Civilian Deaths\nI'm not saying it's all bad...I mean, yes, Saddam Hussein is captured and out of power. But a full-scale invasion of a sovereign country on shaky evidence cannot be erased with good results, and the horrors of war still make it reprehensible. War can only be just if it is truly unavoidable. This is not a just war, and represents a failure--not a victory--for America. True leaders recognise this. I think that two quotes given by the Cost of War site--both by Republicans, both by veterans (although obviously one saw more action than the other)--says it all:\nEvery gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed.--President Dwight D. Eisenhower, April 16, 1953\nIt's clearly a budget. It's got a lot of numbers in it.--President George W. Bush, May 5, 2000\nSince I know her Internet access is spotty, and she's tired, and I've mentioned it...\nlet me just say that Dwana made it through her procedure well and is at home and resting. She had a very, very rough weekend where two ovary follicles ruptured, causing her to almost pass out, excruciating pain, and vomiting, but they were able to go in and retrieve the eggs (a near record of 38!) and took steps to make her more comfortable by draining the swollen follicles. She said she was probably doing better than she has with laproscopies, but of course she's very tired. The doctor has her on bed rest for now. Her mom's with her so I'm going to just let her rest and hopefully she'll feel better soon. Right now it seems to be a matter of going back in with embryos Thursday, but that shouldn't be nearly as much trouble.\nOh, I so hope this works for them. Fertility itself isn't an issue--endometriosis is. But if she can get pregnant then the endometriosis should also subside.\nYahoo! News - Microsoft Takes on Teen Over Web Site\nI don't think anyone is going to mispell 'microsoft' and somehow get 'mikerowesoft' instead. Let the kid have his site...it's his name, and it doesn't impinge upon the giant's ability to do business, like, say, someone trying to register a microsoft.org or micro-soft.com might. You really can't be committing copyright infringement when you're using your own name...and any trademark usually deals with accompanying design. If he were trying to capitalise by using a version of the logos, that's one thing. But the name itself isn't worth trying to bully someone into giving up rights to something they've registered and paid for. You might as well go after any software or web-based company with micro- or -soft in its name, too...and that'll be expensive and will more than likely fail. Oh, and then again, maybe the company should see about getting BillGates.com, since someone is obviously hoping you'll type in that famous combination.\n-- Followup: Check out the story on the outcome. The teen did in fact sell out...but quite intelligently, you must admit.\nToday's Quote and Well Wishes\nNil ego contulerim iucundo sanus amico. (While I am sane I shall compare nothing to the joy of a friend.)--Horace, Satires I.v.44\nI'm thinking of Dwana. She left me a message this morning that there had been some complications over the weekend (she had a follicle rupture--very, very painful) but that they were going ahead with the procedue to harvest her eggs for the invitro this morning. They have to put her under and do surgery, and of course that's always a risk. It's sad and frustrating that anyone would have to go through all this just to become pregnant, and worse that there are people who never give it a thought--and who don't want to be--who have no trouble. Still, I think she would make an excellent mother, and I think her experiences have only contributed to that.\nWork is so empty without her. I hope everything goes well. I'll check in this evening when she's had some time to recover. In the meantime, I'm keeping my fingers crossed, holding my breath (figuratively), and praying for the best.\nActivist-journalist Killed in Bangladesh's Death City\nAs part of a disturbing trend, Manik Saha, an activist and strnger for the BBC, was killed in Khulna. This is the first murder of a journalist in 2004. Additional information on the challenges to press safety and freedom can be found at the Reporters san fronti\u00e8res (Reporters Without Borders) website.\nTrue/False Monday Madness\n1. I often wake up before my alarm clock goes off. Yes...often by about a minute or two, or at exactly 8:14 am (my birth time, which is a little creepy)\n2. I love to drive; in any kind of weather! Yes...although when I went so long without a car I got out of practice...now I'm back to enjoying it.\n3. I'd rather have to worry about staying warm than staying cool. No...granted, I generate a lot of heat on my own (my feet are almost never cold), but having lived in apartments with little if any heat...it sucks.\n4. I wish I lived in another state. No...although sometimes I wish I lived in another country.\n5. Multi-tasking is what I do best! No...I do better if I can focus.\n6. Flying is the only way to go! No...only if you're a bat. Actually, sailing on the Cunard line is the only way to go, but I can't afford that.\n7. Budgeting my money is one of my downfalls. Yes...if you mean I can't do it.\n8. I wish there was 8 days in the week! Yes...and that extra day better be a third day of a weekend!\n9. I get at least 7 hours of sleep a night. No...unless I crash completely, and then it could be 14.\n10. I'm a night owl. Yes...it's genetic. My mom almost always worked third shift. My ideal schedule is to go to bed at 2 or 3 am, get up by 10 am, and go to work about noon, then work until 9 or 10. I used to have that with survey research. I'm up for a job with a similar schedule actually, and it's even as a librarian. Keep sending supporting thoughts re: that one.\nL'imagination est l'oeil de l'\u00e2me. [Imagination is the soul's eye.]--Joseph Joubert, Pens\u00e9es\nOkay, so I like playing free association :)\n: 'Trail of Tears' by Nicholas Gunn\nBerry:: Penicillin (when I was a kid I reacted to Penicillin; I associate the Raspberry taste with being miserable, even though I reacted to the shot rather than the oral dose, more than likely)\nFiendish:: Plot\nBar:: Chocolate\nFrank:: Furter\nBend:: Pose\nFanatic:: Sports\nBelch:: Belly\nFlagrant:: Naked\nBurden:: Heavy\nFlimsy:: Paper\nAh, the weekend draws to a close...\n: 'Song of the Nile' by Dead Can Dance\n: Much better\nThe medicine (Rimadyl) that the vet gave me for Cerys seems to really have helped a lot. She stopped shaking, is definitely able to move around and is interested in her food (and everyone elses'). She not only recognised people today, she even tolerated the other dogs (I'd taken her over to the game with me to keep an eye on her) and even snuggled up with the annoying puppy. She didn't burrow down into covers and just lie there like she was out of it like yesterday, but came to greet Brenda and Dee when they came in, and generally was bouncy. She still needs a little help in and out of the car, or onto my lap, but her whole affect is much better. Poor puppy...she had been seeming sedate and but not abnormally slow or obviously in pain. Yesterday was the first time she'd been shuddering, so hopefully keeping her on the medicine will really help.\nToday was a nice blend of working on a project, gaming, and visiting with friends. But I'm glad I'm home now. Unfortunately, I don't get tomorrow off (the hospital has never adopted Martin Luther King Day as holiday, which is a little disappointing, although it's a state holiday, so KET is shut down), but at least I don't feel quite so exhausted now.\nSo now I'm just chilling out and listening to some music and I might do a little reading. Hope you had a good weekend.\nOy ve!\n: Stressed to the gills\nWhat a stressful 24 hours it's been.\nLast night some friends and I decided to go out to Perkins, which is one of the few restaurants open late at night and is famous for it's breakfast food. We got there to witness an altercation in the parking lot (which fortunately didn't escalate). The place was filling up fast as Lexington's blue laws prohibit alcohol sales after 1 am, so people tend to hit Perkins after the bars close. I have problems being around lots of people, especially noisy people--it makes me very anxious, and it's difficult to concentrate on, say, our own discussion. Frankly if I had been the manager I would have ejected the people behind us, who were yelling, using lots of profanity, etc. At one point I had a guy gyrating in front of our table and for a moment we thought he was going to sit down next to me to talk to his buddies. I don't actually think they'd been drinking, they were just oblivious and obnoxious. Of course, no one did put an end to this frenetic display, probably as they'd risk being labelled racist, as the people at the table happened to be black. I think their age rather than race was actually more of a factor. But let me tell you, if I was a mom who caught my son or daughter acting like that in public, I'd pull them out by the earlobe and we'd be having quite a talk. We finally escaped after tracking down our bill--the waitress was so frazzled she didn't bring it with the to-go box--and I remember looking over at the smoking session and its blissful quiet and wishing that I could tolerate cigarette smoke enough to have eaten there. That room was utterly quiet, where people were talking in low voices and having real conversations. Of course, in general, they were older folks. I suppose it's good, at least, that the kids at the table behind us--all in their teens or maybe 21 at the oldest) weren't smoking. But I don't think I've ever seen such concentrated and totally unaware rudeness in my life--and it wasn't just at that table, but a great many others. I used to say I was raised by wolves, but there really is no comparison. I'm sure this sounds like I'm prudish and old and just not into fun. That's not quite true (although I realise I have a prudish streak). It's just when you can't hear the other people at your table and can barely hear yourself think, things are way too loud.\nI went home aiming to get some much-needed sleep (fortunately I'd napped that evening). When I woke up this morning for a bathroom break, I was planning to go back to sleep for another hour but when I went to cuddle with my dog I realised she was shivering/trembling whenever she breathed in. My house stays at about 76 degrees, so she shouldn't have been cold. I checked her over and it was definitely constant.\nMy dog is nearly 13, so of course there's a natural tendency to go, oh, no! in your head. Since my vet was open I went ahead and made arrangements to go in. Cerys was acting strange...barely walking very far before sitting down. She didn't recognise someone who she's known since she was 8 months old. She lost control of her bladder as soon as we got into the vet's office--and unless she's sick, that's unheard of. She wouldn't eat the treat the doctor gave her. So they checked her over and ran some of the blood panel there at the office.\nThe good news is her blood screen (except for the CBC, which had to be sent away and we'll get back Monday) was well within norms and actually read like a 2-year-old. She's got some issues with her teeth (my fault--I used to be terribly phobic of anaesthesia, which is why I've never gotten my own wisdom teeth out or had her teeth cleaned properly; now that I'm being treated for the anxiety issues, I'm better, but at her age it is a big risk to do the procedure) and some fatty tumours, but otherwise seems to be doing well. Her lungs were clear, so she isn't having trouble breathing, her ears are great and her kidney, liver, and intestines all seem to be doing their jobs right. She does have cataracts, which have been getting worse lately, and the doctor said her pupils weren't reacting well, so her eyesight is probably poor, which may be why she didn't recognise things or could explain why she urinated--she may have been afraid of unfamiliar surroundings. Cerys has never had much of a nose on her to help out. It's also possible she's having some senility setting in, in which case they do have drugs to help treat the confusion, etc., so I'll keep an eye on that. At some point she did suddenly seem to recognise him, so it wasn't continual.\nThe trembling can be a pain response, and the doctor thought she may be having arthritic pain or maybe strained something getting up or off the bed, etc. So they gave me some pills that are anti-inflammatory/pain relief. If that helps we may put her on a joint supplement. If it doesn't, then I'll bring her back on Monday for X-Rays, at which point we'd probably be looking for a tumour.\nWe gave her the medicine and kept her warm and comfy this afternoon, and she seems a lot better now. She's stopped trembling and she's drinking and is interested in her food and mine...like back to normal. She seemed a little confused when I went to bring her back home...she obviously knew it was time to go home and was practically leading me out the door, but she didn't seem to recognise him again when we went to say goodbye. If it isn't senility, then it may be that her eyesight and hearing are going.\nPoor old puppy. It's so hard when they've been so vibrant all their lives and then they start to sort of fade. But the important thing is she doesn't seem to be in pain now and is comfortable. That's the main thing. If I were to find out she had cancer, for example, I'd try to make her comfortable and, if it came to it, put her down rather than let her suffer or prolong it with drastic treatments that might or might not work. Obviously money is an issue--I can't afford chemo for my pets--but also, I think it's in the best interest of the animal to be made comfortable and not allowed to suffer.\nStill, I'm glad she seems better. Hopefully this medicine will work...despite a generally depressed day today, she still fought being pilled, so it's good to know that getting that pill down her throat was worth the aggravation to us both. :) In the meantime, I'm going to try to stay positive. I'd appreciate any thoughts or prayers...I'm still worried we'll find something serious. With four animals, all over 12, it's a realistic dread, but a dread nonetheless.\nWhile she's been resting I've been working on a project that involves much typing, and my hands are a little numb--I think I've hunched my shoulders too much today. Certainly I panicked a little this morning and tensed up, so that didn't help. So, I think I'll sign off for now. I hope tomorrow goes a lot smoother. :)\nOf course, this is probably nothing compared to how the next few days are going to be for Dwana. She's got to take a really painful shot tonight so that 34 hours from then they can go retrieve some 23 eggs from her ovaries--which are the size of grapefruit at the moment!--fertilise them with her husband's sperm, then turn around and put some of the embryos back in, in the hopes for a pregnancy. She's been miserable the last few days and her abdomen is very tender. They actually have to do surgery for the egg retrieval, so she'll be put under. So, if you don't mind, she can use some happy thoughts and prayers, too.\nQuote for the week...\nGot this, appropriately, from Dwana. It so exactly describes my view on friendship.\nAn interesting article in the changes in teen fiction\ntowards grittier, 'real-life' stories: Resiliency Too Hot to Handle: The Trend Towards too Realistic\nSome are probably a little too on the Lifetime melodrama side, but overall I think it's important to have books that\nteens relate to, with situations and characters that mirror the challenges they're going through.\nprovides a springboard for problem-solving or thinking about how he or she would handle it.\nand aren't so contrived as to insult the teen's intelligence...teaching is fine, writing a good story is fine, but moralising for the sake of doing so isn't.\nI used books to escape through most of my adolescence--I'm sure there must have been books for teens dealing with divorce, abuse, sexuality and other issues I was dealing with (or actually, in my case, not) but I didn't have ready access to them and certainly no one ever steered me towards them.\nIn some ways I envy teens today; on the other hand, they are dealing with some issues that are much more prevalent today than my 80s adolescence. I know one of my biggest challenges was that I was one of the first women in my family who literally could be anything she wanted--I had the grades, I had the brains, and although I'd be in debt up to my ears, I could get financial aid. My aunt--who is probably the relative I'm most like--went to school in the early 70s, graduated with a 4.0 in psychology with a minor in chemistry but they wouldn't accept her into a master's programme because she was already married and would obviously be popping out babies soon (she didn't for several years, thank you). That's just ludicrous.\nKnow where she works now? In a library. :)\nYay! Friday's back!\n: 'My Immortal' by Evanescence; 'You and I Both' by Jason Mraz\n: Serene and laid-back\n1. What does it say in the signature line of your emails? 'We must not allow the clock and the calendar to blind us to the fact that each moment of life is a miracle and mystery.'--HG Wells.\n2. Did you have a senior quote in your high school yearbook? What was it? If you haven't graduated yet, what would you like your quote to be? Hmm...no, we didn't do quotes. Mine probably would have been the Einstein quote 'Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.'\n3. If you had vanity plates on your car, what would they read? If you already have them, what do they say? Well, I generally think of them as, well, vain. But if I did have one, I would probably go for 'VERITAS', Latin for truth, because I aspire to it.\n4. Have you received any gifts with messages engraved upon them? What did the inscription say? I once received an agate pen stand with my first name engraved on a brass plate. Both plate and pen holder eventually fell off, but I still have the agate sheet; it sits on my altar and I burn incense on top of it.\n5. What would you like your epitaph to be? Well, I don't plan on having a tombstone (I want to be cremated) but I would like one song played at my funeral, and it would make a good epitaph.\nAll we do, crumbles to the ground, though we refuse to see\n[Now] Don't hang on, nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky\nIt slips away, and all your money won't another minute buy.\nDust in the wind, everything is dust in the wind.--Kansas\nPS Read a good joke today:\nA man dies and goes to heaven. He looks around and there are lots and lots of clocks. He asks Saint Peter what the clocks are doing there. Saint Peter tells him that they are 'lie clocks'. Each person has a lie clock and the hands move whenever the person lies.\n'See that one?' asks St Peter. 'That's Mother Teresa's lie clock. The hands have never moved, because she never told a lie.' He points to another. 'That's Abraham Lincoln's. It's only moved twice, because that's all he ever lied.'\nThe man then asks Saint Peter, 'Where is George Bush's clock?'\n'Oh, that one's in Jesus' office. He's using it as a ceiling fan.'\nOkay, that wasn't the best start of the day\n: A little stressed\nAs should be obvious, I caught up with blogging late last night, mainly because I couldn't sleep. I'd started my period, which usually means it's time for my monthly religious obligations, but lately I've just been spotting for a couple of days, and with the start-stop kind of thing going on, I've had mixed feelings about just when to offer the libation. I've been basically waiting until the third day, when I'm sure I'm in peak flow. That's tonight. But last night I was debating. I did go and get the wine and I have honey on hand. But I looked around the house (I haven't been home much lately, on the run). The dishes need to be done, the litter needs to be changed, some general straightening needs to be done, and the place needs vacuuming. Not ideal when your devotions are to a Goddess whose rites involve purification. I decided to put it off until tonight, after I could get things in better shape.\nBut I couldn't sleep, either, although I was really tired. It was very windy last night, and the weather was changing, and that always makes me restless. So I checked on a few of the blogs I read to see how people were doing. I finally managed to turn in around 3:30. That's not all that unusual, but usually on those nights I've napped at some point in the afternoon or evening. Last night I hadn't.\nWhich is why I overslept this morning. Apparently I did something to the clock in my sleep so I not only turned off my alarm, I mucked with the time. I woke up at 10:30, which is not good as I'm to be at work at 10. Fortunately I live just a street from work, so I was able to get there in just a few minutes, after grabbing a quick shower. There's usually enough flexibility, too, so that I can work later to make up the time. That kind of flexibility is one thing I will miss when I do move on to another position. I'd called my boss first thing, of course, but fortunately things were quiet, so no one had to wait on me. It's a busy day elsewhere in the building, so fewer people have had a chance to come in to the library. So it's been slow in here, but I've been doing interlibrary loans, downloading some weekly forms, that sort of thing, getting ahead for the end of the week, and now I'm finally taking a break. Now that I work four hours a day, I tend to forget to take my federally required break, at least formally. It's not like, say, being a cashier when you're on your feet all day and need to sit and rest. Generally I just get up, stretch my legs, check the mail, that sort of thing, maybe chat with my co-workers for a few minutes. Or, in this case, blog.\nOne thing that did perk up my day was my calendar sheet for the day. It is the best so far, one I plan on tacking up on my refrigerator:\nIf it's not great sex and it's not true love, it's not worth your time.\nLove? Lust? Can't be sure, better do him again.\nStop making the same old stupid mistakes and start making new ones.\nHave a big dream and make it happen!\nI love my Bad Girl calendar. I think I'm going to get one for every woman in my life next year.\nOh, and remember, it's Martin Luther King, Jr's birthday today. I never have understood why we honour people by moving their birthday to whichever Monday works and then taking off and going to sales--or, in the case of Washington and Lincoln, just smush them together as Presidents' Day. At least there are lots of activities for King's birthday for those of us no longer in elementary school. I hope we never, ever do something similar with 9/11, for example.\nWell, I'd better go. Time to get back to work. But I do feel much better now.\nTouchy educators and the power of DOS\nStar Telegram | 01/06/2004 | Hey! Where's the problem?\nI also found the quoted e-mail to be appalling writing style from an educator, who of all things should also know that the world of public education is surreal, not 'real world'. Everything about the education system, for good or bad, is an artificial construct, practically.\nI guess they'll be writing a policy, too, so that the next time no one can cry foul for overly harsh policies.\nMind you, this is the same state where last month a teacher was telling first graders that there was no Santa, Easter Bunny, or Tooth Fairy.\nPooh on them. Are kids allowed to be kids anymore? Personally, I'm just happy if they avoid doing things that are malicious, can get themselves or others killed/arrested/pregnant/have-their-lives-changed-permanently; otherwise let them have a little fun and express themselves.\nI thought I'd be Fantine or Eponine, actually...but this is right on the money.\nLMFFI: Character Quiz:\nI'm Enjolras!\nA person with a cause, I charm everyone around me with my revolutionary ideas (not to mention my natural charisma). Unfortunately, I don't have very good social skills, and my impulsiveness is liable to get me in over my head.\nWhich Les Mis\u00e9rables Character Are You?\nThings that make you go...hmmmm.\n: 'Changing Sexes' a two-part documentary showing the challenges of transgendered persons seeking gender reassignation\n: The Sacred Tradition of Ancient Egypt\nIf you accept that the divine permeates throughout creation, then can this elusive yet powerful force also be considered as a sort of 'dimension'? In our mechanistic view of the world these days, we tend to divorce spirit and matter totally. It wasn't like that for the ancients or, for that matter, in many cultures today. After all, you might try to describe someone in terms of their physicality (their three-dimensional self, you might say, whether it's by height or hair colour) and perhaps even add a dimension of time (in age), but you really aren't capturing the essence of a person, just as a camera fails to translate the reality of a person, a video may do better, but meeting them in person is the only way to truly experience them--and even that doesn't give you the internal experience of their existence.\nIf you've ever read the story Flatland (and they really should require it in school), then you've encountered the ideas of a world in two dimensions when faced with a three dimensional object. A sphere looks like a circle, but the two dimensional creatures cannot comprehend the third dimension.\nSome people believe that what we might call divine is something that transcends more dimensions than we can comprehend. What if divinity itself were a dimension of existence? That is, what if you could plot out (from a suitable, hypothetical external point) the height, length, depth, place in time-space, and the spiritual component of a person? Because while all of us may have a spark of divinity within us, most are not in touch with that spark. Some religions encourage its development.\nI guess it's a night of questioning assumptions. I've been watching a show about male-to-female and female-to-male gender reassignation. I think accepting and dealing with the challenge of an internal/external gender difference is probably the most difficult thing a person may ever face, because it's on such a fundamental level. So much of society is based on being in one of the two boxes, so to speak, and anything that doesn't quite fit tends to bring out confusion, fear, and anger not only in the people dealing with it but with everyone he or she encounters. And most frustrating of all is that you can never 'truly' change your biology to such a degree that you really become the opposite sex in all ways. But treatments today are far better than, say, someone dealing with the same issue hundreds of years ago, and you can change a great deal of the physical aspects and improve things by lessening the chasm between what should be and what is. It really can mean the difference between living life fully and living a shadow life.\nI really felt sorry for one man who, in his attempt to live as a woman, suffered a pulmonary embolism that resulted from a blood clot--a risk from female hormones. Because of this, he is not able to take the hormones and therefore could not benefit further from their feminising aspects. This, coupled with a fairly low voice (which can't be physically going through a male puberty, only retrained), gave him extra hurdles. But I admire his resolve to continue.\nIt's a shame that most people look at this totally from the wrong perspective--they feel threatened, they grieve over the loss of the gender relationship to which they're accustomed, or just see the person as a freak. People could learn so much about the things they take for granted by paying more attention.\nIt was definitely an interesting show, and I would recommend it for anyone interested in gender issues, sociology, social work, etc. There are two episodes, one showing men becoming women, one with women becoming men. They show a lot of different stages of the process and how it affects family relationships. One transformation was startling because the person was an identical twin, and taking male hormones and going through breast surgery led to a totally different look, of course, from the twin sister, who was not transgendered in any way. One man had been married for years and his wife was there with him in the operating room as he completed the final process of transformation. They're still not sure were the relationship will take them, for now legally they are two women married to each other. Certainly the non-sexual components of their relationship seemed quite solid, but I'm not sure what will happen with the rest. I only know I wish them and the other participants well.\nthe interview went fine. I was SOOOO nervous beforehand, and I'm not really sure why. I had trouble sleeping the night before, and woke up all a bundle of nerves. I could barely eat anything. I hadn't been through a committee-style interview in awhile, and maybe that is part of it. And although I have very good person-to-person or small group communication skills, walking into unknown situations where I'm the centre of attention is still a little daunting. An interview is basically an oral quiz, and those have always been difficult for me; I can write about almost anything in a coherent and smooth fashion, but I have to work at speaking. In normal professional interaction, it's not a problem--a patron comes to me with a need and I know enough about information resources and how to find what's needed that I'm operating within a comfortable frame of reference, even if I'm dealing with a complete stranger. But selling myself or trying to express myself orally is a challenge and causes a lot of anxiet. But, every time I have to go through something like this it does get better. Overall I enjoyed our discussion; I'm just not sure I adequately displayed my strengths.\nAnd I did some second guessing afterwards. There were a couple of questions that if I had just gotten out of school, the titles of general references would have just rolled trippingly off the tongue. However, the references I use largely now are medical, primarily paediatric or orthopaedic, so I don't really need general texts. I was still able to describe the types of texts and databases, but couldn't give titles right off the top of my head. I'm hoping the seven years' worth of experience counts a little more in the long run and shows that I'm competent to do the job.\nIn terms of genealogy/local history resources--the primary focus of the position--I think I did much better. I think I would fit in very well, and my enthusiasm surely came across. But I'm not sure I adequately explained why I want to work for a public library. The simple answer, of course is, that I need a job, any job. :) But at this point if given the choice to work in the public arena or an academic position, I really would prefer the public. I truly believe that public libraries are one of the greatest resources we have in our community, and they are absolutely vital to assure that every person has a chance to pursue life in a democracy, no matter what his or her material worth may be.\nWhich is something I'll address in my thank you letter. :) They're interviewing again tomorrow and then some days next week, but hope to fill the position within the month, so I should hear back (yea or nay) within a couple of weeks. Keep your fingers crossed. :)\nJoan Aiken Dies at 79\nProlific authoress Joan Aiken died January 4th at her home in England. The first of more than 100 books, The Wolves of Willoughby Chase was published in 1963. Her last book,The Witch of Clatteringshaws, will be published by Delacorte Press in January 2005.\nFor a list of her books for both adults and children, check out: Joan Aiken Bibliography. A very good biography may be found at The University of Southern Mississippi (which, if you don't know, is probably THE place to study children's literature in the US).\nJK Rowling headlines second World Book Day Online Festival\nJK Rowling will be participating in online chats during the World Book Day Online Festival 2004 on March 4, 2004. Videos and transcripts of the web chats will be archived at the festival website. Although this particular site is targeted mainly in Britain and Ireland, last year the site received hits from over 60 different countries.\nInternationally, World Book and Copyright Day is celebrated on April 23rd, a date chosen by UNESCO because it is the birthday of Shakespeare and the day in Catalonia tradition when roses were given with every book sold as a celebration of Saint George's Day.\nI'm not sure why the decision was made to celebrate the day on another date in Britain and Ireland. But, that just means, with the power of the Internet, you can celebrate twice. :)\nFor ideas on celebrating the day, check out UNESCO's suggestions.\nCarrots and Salary\nIf you haven't read Carrots and Salary, you should.\nCan you tell I'm terribly nervous about my job interview and trying to distract myself?\nALA | The Top 10 Reasons to be a Librarian\n1. When I sing, I sound like a _young girl_.\n2. _April_ is my favorite month of the year.\n3. I've always wanted to improve my _chess_ skills.\n4. It's Monday morning, and the first thing that goes through my mind is _'back to work'_.\n5. My favorite day of the week is _Sunday_ because _of the Cthulhu game_.\n6. I used to/currently collect _rocks and stamps/unemployment_.\n7. At the end of a work day/school day, the first thing I want to do is _curl up with my animals_.\n8. I really look forward to _Halloween_ because it's my favourite holiday.\n9. When I need some down-time, I usually _read or blog_.\n10. I plan to travel to _Britain_ someday.\nSunday Utterings\nMitchell:: unfortunate\nMercury:: retrograde\nCycle:: menstrual\nEngagement:: rules of\nAlternative:: music\nGang:: girls\nEmotional:: hysterical\nSkinny:: heroin\nHypochondriac:: I told them I was sick!\nInsecure:: teddy bear\n: 'Nazi America: the Secret History'\nI did something to my neck last night, but I decided to go ahead and at least work out using the treadmill and bike, even if I didn't do any weights. Since I prefer the weights at Richmond Road's gym but the cardio theatre downtown, I decided to take my swimsuit along to the Executive club. After my workout, I tried out the whirlpool for the first time, then sat in the two-tiered sauna room for a few minutes basking in over 200 degree heat (mind you, it was something like 15 degrees). That really helped relax the muscles, although it's still stiff.\nI'm still putting off my laundry. It's just too cold outside to really relish taking loads of laundry anywhere. It's supposed to be warmer tomorrow. The main thing is that I get it finished before work Monday. So, instead, I've been watching the History Channel. There was an interesting show earlier on the attempt by Nazi Germany to send Americanised Germans to New York and Florida to blow up various targets--a plot that disintegrated mainly because one of the leaders went to the FBI and turned them all in. It was especially interesting in terms of the parallels we see today in terrorism and the government responses. Because no actual attacks were made, President Roosevelt instead chose to prosecute through military tribunals.\nNow there's an examination of the history of Neo-Nazism in America. It's amazing how for those in the mainstream, this sort of ideology sounds ludicrous, and yet how seductive it is to the people who are drawn into it. I really think when it comes down to it, it's really not racism that stands at the heart a matter, so much as a desire that some people have to belong to something where they're not really encouraged to think for themselves, and also a desire of some for power. The rhetoric, which tends to be racist, is a means to an end--but it could easily be other forms of ideology. Look at the case of John Walker Lindh, who apparently was bored with a relatively easy life and needed a 'cause' in which to belong. He reminds me of the young men in Les Mis\u00e9rables who are ready to storm the barricade because they're on fire to do something, anything, and they become swept away into a doomed revolution.\nGranted, I realise that that's an oversimplification, but I think it's important to understand to fight that form of intolerance. In a way, the Timothy McVeighs of the world are sort of like the Jeffrey Dahmers--they lose (if they ever had) any real sense of empathy for others, see their activities as a means of control over others and and over their own daemons. But despite the ideological spin, those who would kill innocents over some misguided sense of patriotism or defence of the race are just like those serial killers who wander around the country killing strangers. In the end, they're pathetic losers whose way of thinking and response go way beyond the pale that most people would...and yet the seeds of that violence are unfortunately not as alien as we would like, but part of an aberrant--yet unfortunately still--part of the human spectrum. Whilst their activities should in no way be glorified--and it's sad we usually remember their names rather than those of their victims--it's important to look at the making of these movements and these individuals and how they become something most would describe as a monster.\nWant to uncover your hidden biases? Check out some of the tests at Tolerance.org. I've discovered, for example, that I'm one of only 1% of respondents who associate European Americans with weapons. I think it's a combination of my history studies (and some of those weapons were historic) and the fact that I saw more white military growing up as an Air Force brat than black. I also discovered I had some difficulty identifying people's faces to one category or the other, and that I think of a mag light as a weapon. :)\nGrowing up in the military and in the 70s, where diversity was really promoted on TV, I grew up with a strange (but I think good) view on race. For example, I didn't realise Asians were even a different race until I was about 16, and still have trouble seeing that, and usually just see a person as Thai or Chinese, depending on their ethnicity. I've never had a real sense of Hispanics or Jews as different racially, just culturally. (Ben Affleck's recent comments that he thought some of the fascination with his relationship with Jennifer Lopez was racially-based because he was white and she she Puerto Rican really threw me into a state of confusion. Someone I was talking to thought she was black, whereas I didn't see her as different than me racially, but just culturally. Well, and she's obvously thinner and prettier.) I did have a sense that whites and blacks were different, but I didn't really think it mattered. It wasn't until I lived in California and was beaten up by black and Hispanics girls--probably because I had a Louisana accent at that point--that I realised others thought differently. It wasn't until I was in high school in Kansas in a town with no minorities that I heard racist jokes. Even among the older people in my family, the closest to racist comments were 'coloured'--which at the time they were growing up was the accepted term, rather than perjorative in any sense. I was 34 before I realised--through a conversation some coworkers were having about lawn jockeys, of all things), that one girl who threatened me in junior high thought I'd called her a lawn jockey when, in fact, in my clumsy pubescent bisexual nascency, I tried to compliment her athletic ability and picked the first athlete I could think of--no doubt because of my parallel horsey-girliness by calling her a jockey. Almost every lawn jockey I had ever seen was white, for one. I really didn't realise how I'd insulted her. I wish I could go back and apologise. Of course, if I told her I was actually attracted to her, I'd probably done more than just lived in fear on the way home from school for wa week. :)\nSigh. The clueless do not fair well in cultural clashes. I hope I've learnt a little since then.\nI felt a little lost without a Friday Five this week...\nso I grabbed these off another meme, The Daily Dirt:\n1. When was the last time you lost your wallet? I never have actually lost it, just misplaced it briefly. No need to get new cards or anything like that. The closest was about two years ago, when I left it at a friend's house.\n2. When was last time your bank account figures reached at least 6 digits (minus the cents)? Um...never. In fact, my account has rarely had four digits, usually because student financial aid residual cheques came in. What do you expect? I'm a librarian. :)\n3. When was the last time you took an airplane? Coming back from my father's wedding in 1992.\n4. When was the last time you cried? Oh, this is geeky, but...during Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.\n5. When was the last time you stood stark naked in front of someone? 1994. Oh, man, that's been awhile.\n: Excited (can you tell?)\nI just got home and checked my messages and one of the local libraries wants to interview me! Yipee! It's the full-time reference position I applied for that prefers a background in genealogy and local history, both of which I have. So, sometime Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday I should be interviewing for the job. Yipee!\nOh, please, please, please...\nI feel a lot better...\nI slept for 12 hours straight on top of the two hours yesterday afternoon. Maybe I was just really, really tired. So now I'm up and in the interim it's become winter wonderland outside--about 3 inches of snow, icicles, etc. :) And, of course, it's Friday, so I'm going to do a quick check of the FF before getting ready for work.\nPS That's odd...it's just showing last week's. No note of a hiatus. Hope no one's having trouble, either physical or with their computer. I'll try back later.\nI'm feeling a little blue, which is why I haven't blogged. I've been going like mad over the last six days and I took off today--not from work, but from doing things with friends--to get some things done around the house and just have a break, and I feel guilty about it. I just realised I paid a bill that will get paid but the bank is going to charge me because I went over the amount I should and since I did it over the computer and the utility's office is closed, I couldn't call them up to reduce the amount. I'll try tomorrow but it may be too late. And of course, I don't really have the money to go paying bank fees rather than more important things.\nI started feeling out of sorts yesterday. At first I thought it was a delay at getting my Paxil, but not really. I guess it really is starting to hit me that my unemployment is ending soon and I do have a little resentment over the fact that I was cut nine months into 2003 when they're apparently quite a bit under budget, they've hired several 'new' positions, and no one else in the system seems to have had layoffs. I thought getting a break from work would help, but really, it didn't. I just don't feel like anything I do matters anymore. I doubt they'll replace me with an actual librarian--they reduced the requirements from MLS necessary to preferred years ago. No one wants me to leave but they're leaving me very little choice. And I don't really believe in complaining about work in a public medium, but...well, I am disappointed, and it's a big part of my life issues right now. In a way I wish they'd gone ahead and just laid me off entirely, because at least then I would have gotten severance. I dunno, I guess I was doing alright at first because it didn't seem the end of the world. Now I'm starting to get worried. I did miscalculate--my yearly income after the unemployment will be about $13K gross. But that's still too little to live off of, at least if I'm not in school and getting financial aid. I decided not to do that this semester. I'll save it for fall, perhaps, if that linguistics class is taught, but otherwise I want to give myself a chance to immediately start a full-time job if offered.\nI've applied for five jobs this week, none of them library positions. They're all clerical--two with UK, three with the state. All would pay less than I should make as a librarian but more than I've made as one. Each looks interesting in it's own way, but to be honest I am at the heart a librarian and I really thrive in a library. I don't know if that would be the case. The state positions (and probably UK) are on hiring freezes anyway, so other than maintaining my quota for the unemployment office, I don't know if applying's going to really help.\nI did get a little rest after I came home, then started tackling the house. I have change for laundry but I think I'll do that tomorrow morning when I can see where I'm going. Besides, going down into an unmonitored basement laundry alone at night probably isn't the best, and if I drove down to the laundromat I'd pay twice as much.\nSigh. I know things will get better. I just wish they would soon.\nI have friends who would probably do this...\nYahoo! News - Man's Apartment Encased in Aluminum Foil\n: Cold\nIt's 12 freaking degrees outside (Fahrenheit) and it's supposed to get down to 7 tonight. Now, you say, it's winter, after all--no complaining. But Sunday it was 67 glorious degrees. Brrr! Welcome to Kentucky and its capricious weather. You'd never know we were part of the American South.\nOn the upside, the moon is full and casting a beautiful silver light over the landscape. The light is so strong it's shining through the balcony above my patio. It's a breathtakingly clear night, the kind you only get in winter, and only when it's very, very cold. Of course, skywatching's a little difficult when you're frozen solid. :)\nHmmm...not much to report today, other than the fact that I did get my UI cheque, so I was able to (gasp!) fill the car up with gas, get a few groceries, and go out to eat for the first time in a long while. There's still enough to get my Paxil and have some a little left for laundry. Yipee! Ah, the exciting life I live.\nThe big stink in Kentucky politics today was that our newly-elected governor (first Republican in decades), who ran on a platform of change in Frankfort, promptly waived the hiring freeze everyone else is dealing so his sister-in-law could get a $25,000 a year job. Don't blame me--I voted for Chandler. There are times I think they should institute a lotto to pick our leaders, under the assumption that people who don't set out to be career politicians may do a better job. Then I remember jury duty and how difficult it was to get people to understand basic logic, and that idea goes out the window. I hate politics, but at the same time, I think it's important to participate. Yeah, me and all those other masochists.\nWell, I've fed everyone and now I'm going to go curl up with various furried bed warmers. I am so glad that I have gas heat AND my rent covers everything except personal electric. I've heard horror stories on some of the rates this year from various people, and the electricity's about to jump up 8%. But it's so much better than the last apartment, where I had gas boxes of flame, or the one before, where I couldn't keep the apartment above 60 degrees but heated the underside of the house nicely, thank you.\nHope you're warm wherever you are.\nOn the thirteenth day after Christmas, everybody gave a sigh of relief.\nAs much as I like the holidays, I'm glad they're over. Well, okay, if you're Orthodox, Happy Christmas. And for those who celebrate La Posada. But for me, they're over. Sorry I dropped the ball on keeping up the twelve days of Christmas song going, buy hey, I've always thought it was a little insipid, and my version was even more so.\nI've wrestled the library Christmas tree back into it's box (not, as one friend misheard, a Christmas tree named Russell), packed away the ornaments and the skeleton's Santa hat with hanging dreidl, taken down the door decoration (giving the menorah to one of my Jewish co-workers) and generally worked off the Krispy Kreme doughnut I had for breakfast (they've opened a store down the road!) I'm also dealing with copier issues, and I think I've finally excavated my desk to pre-vacation point. Oh, that on top of being woken up this morning with frenetic ahas of a NASA conspiracy regarding Mars. What can I say, it's a typical day.\nAh, isn't it nice to be back at work?\nI've reached that point in the job-seeking that I can't just look for library positions. There doesn't seem to be anything new on the library front this week, so I'm checking on other types of employment. In a little over a month, my unemployment ends. So, I put in for two administrative assistant positions over at UK. They would pay within the same range as what I'm making an hour now (because I'm woefully underpaid), but be 40 hours a week with benefits. I chose a couple that sounded like I would enjoy the department and the duties. That puts me at 2 out of the 3 required job contacts this week. There was another I was probably qualified for, but it didn't seem to be much above filing, and I have to have a certain amount of activity/stimulation to get going. There were some others, but they seemed like I'd be getting in over my head. Although there's some overlap and I have some clerical experience, I am not up to being an office manager with lots of knowledge of UK-specific financial forms, for example. 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But detractors have criticized the report as using authorization in medical-only cases to inflate the approval rate.\nThe Division of Workers\u2019 Compensation has not gathered data on the types of treatments being approved or denied since utilization review was mandated by Senate Bill 899. That\u2019s about to change, thanks to a provision in SB 1160.\nThe bill, which exempts certain treatment requests from prospective UR in the first 30 days following an injury, also requires the division to develop a system for mandatory electronic reporting of documents related to \u201cevery utilization review performed by each employer.\u201d\nGeorge Parisotto, acting administrative director of the DWC, said during the 24th annual Educational Conference in Los Angeles last week that the division is trying to figure out the kind of data to require so it can get a better understanding of what is happening with utilization review.\nRight now, he said, the division has \u201cno idea\u201d about what\u2019s getting approved and what\u2019s getting denied through utilization review. To the extent that some of the denials are appealed to independent medical review, the division can get some sense of why treatments are being authorized or rejected, he said.\nBut Parisotto said the division wants to know what is requested, whether the requesting physician is part of an employer\u2019s medical provider network, and the time frames for issuing decisions.\nAlan Gurvey, managing partner of applicants' firm Rowen, Gurvey & Win, on Monday said the UR process should have been monitored from the beginning. At this point, gathering more data on UR \u201cis just another way to divert attention from the real problems\u201d and \u201cdelays the important fixes that need to be pursued.\u201d\nThat said, he also acknowledged that \u201cindependent research\u201d about what\u2019s happening with UR decisions will be helpful to figure out \u201cwhat data is to be believed.\u201d\n\u201cI would challenge anyone from the employer's perspective to come into a legitimate applicant attorney\u2019s office and review a week\u2019s worth of UR denials, and speak to our clients,\u201d he said. \u201cWhile I don't know the percentages, I can tell you, from an officer of the court, that there are an extraordinary number of denials on legitimate and appropriate treatment requests. In fact, we are seeing more and more denials on long-standing authorized treatment post-permanent disability award with an award of future medical treatment.\u201d\nJerry Azevedo, a spokesman for the Workers\u2019 Compensation Action Network, said on Monday he feels that UR is doing what it is supposed to do by ensuring that treatment provided is based on evidence-based standards.\n\u201cI think employers and insurers feel very confident that UR is working well and that it\u2019s getting it right,\u201d he said.\nAzevedo said there is a value to knowing how well the UR process is working. The CWCI study published in 2015 that found more than 94% of treatment requests were approved already provides a basic understanding of \u201chow vast the UR approvals are compared to UR denials,\u201d he said.\nAzevedo said a deeper dive into data to find out more about utilization review would be helpful, but any new reporting requirements are going to cost more money at a time when administrative expenses are a main area of concern. For people who complain about the administrative expenses in the system, new reporting requirements to get more data about UR will add another layer of costs, he said.\n\u201cYou can\u2019t add a new layer of data reporting without requiring some additional overhead to go into that,\u201d he said. \u201cWe get knocked for the DWC not having transactional-level data. And once we generate that, we\u2019ll be knocked for the cost of acquiring that data.\u201d\nAzevedo also said that regardless of what the DWC data ultimately shows, he suspects there will still be critics of the process.\n\u201cEven if UR says \u2018yes\u2019 the vast majority of the time, so long as UR has the ability to say 'no,' people will criticize it,\u201d he said. \u201cPeople will criticize any check in the workers\u2019 compensation system that has the ability to stop certain elements from doing what they would like to do.\u201d\nAlex Swedlow, president of CWCI, also said any new reporting requirement will increase expense loads in California\u2019s system, and those costs will eventually be passed on to employers. 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        "raw_content": "Milton Church Restoration\nThe Parish Church of Milton will be re-opened on Tuesday 28th September. Morning Service at 11 o'clock . Sermon by the Rev. J.L. KINGSBURY, Vicar of Burbage. Afternoon at 3.30, sermon by the Rev. J.O. STEVENS, Vicar of Christ Church, Savernake. Collection after each service in aid of Church fund.\nJ. HENRY GALE, Vicar\nJ.J. KINGSTONE, DANIEL HAINES Churchwardens\nThe Marlborough Times, 2nd October 1875:\nMilton Church re-opening\nWithout expressing an opinion on the aesthetic or religious value of the varied forms of church ritual, we may be allowed to say that it was quite refreshing to pay a visit to Milton on the occasion of the church re-opening after its due restoration, on Tuesday last.\nThe old-fashioned village church is being gradually 'improved' of the face of the earth but with white-wash and obstructions, much that is good may doubtless be swept away. We may point to St Peter's Church, Milton Lilbourne, as a specimen of restoration in the true sense of the word. All the primitive characteristics of the church have been wisely retained, and the old obstructions vanished. Before this work was commenced in March last, the nave was filled with pews of every height and shape, mended with any old material (half an address would occasionally indicate a packing case as the material), the tower was blocked with a gallery and the arch boarded up, and another unsightly gallery projected from over the south door. Then the roof was not watertight, the windows were ricketty, and the walls white-washed and plastered.\nThese are the 'old things which have passed away', and now the nave is fitted with open seats, still of old oak. The south wall has been taken down and the new one built on a solid concrete foundation. The windows are repaired where necessary and reset, and all the white-wash and plaster removed, leaving the stonework of pillars exposed and the walls stuccoed. The tower arch and west window are thrown open, both galleries being removed and now bell ropes are visible, the font being removed and replaced beneath the tower. The aisle passages are paved throughout at one level with square brick paving in two colours, and a wooden block floor set in cement introduced under the seating. This latter possesses the merit of warmth and absence from noise, and appears a great improvement. The pulpit and reading desk are reconstructed, and the lantern removed to the east end of the church. The church is also fitted with Porrit's effective heating apparatus.\nThe fabric has also been thoroughly attended to, the roof having been thoroughly cleaned inside, covered with thick felt, tarred and sanded, an upper boarding placed above, and the lead over the whole re-rolled and re-laid; skirting and downfall-pipes have been added, the north aisle lowered to its original height and the roof re-adjusted; general repairs effected to the tower and pinnacles; and the earth removed four feet from the outside walls. The porch to the south door has been rebuilt, and paved to correspond with the church, and steps of pennent stone have been placed in the churchyard, leading to the church.\nDuring the excavations there were several discoveries, the most remarkable of which was a 'Founder's Tomb' covered up with the north wall. This is now exposed and paved with encaustic tiles of singular and varied design, found in the soil. It was also discovered that the stone effigy of a crusader had at one time been sawn up and used for building purposes. The remains were too mutilated to allow restoration. A front to the altar tomb in Purbeck marble was found buried under the original floor, and here we may mention that the south chancel window contains a star of very old glass. The rest of the windows are plain, with the exception of diamonds of tinted glass irregularly placed therein.\nUnder the floor of all parts of the church, 'the nameless dust' of many generations were found. These have been reverently replaced together beneath the concrete, and a large slab in the main aisle contains the following inscription: \"Beneath lie the bones of unknown persons found within the walls of this church 1875. Ezekiel xxxvii, v.3\" Over the chancel arch still remains the Royal Arms, the Commandments, the Lord's Prayer, and the Creed. The style of the church is Early English, though it possesses one very fine pointed window. The date is about the 11th or 12th century.\nThe architect was Mr PEARSON A.R.A. of Henly Street; the contractor, Mr RANDALL of Devizes. The work has been well, and successfully, carried out, without the slightest hitch or accident. All classes and denominations in the parish have cordially helped in the work, and the subscriptions raised (which will shortly be published, with an account of the whole) have defrayed the cost of the restoration, so that there is no debt remaining.\nThe church was well filled on Tuesday morning when the first re-opening service was held. The prayers were first read by the Vicar of Milton (the Rev. J.H. GALE), the lessons by Rev. W.H. AWDRY (Rector of Ludgershall) and the Rev. T.F. RAVENSHAW (Rector of Pewsey). The choir, mainly composed of ladies, with Mrs GALE at their head, was a particularly pleasing one, and led by Mr A. WALTON, of Savernake, on one of Mr PRICE'S fine Diapason Harmoniums, ably rendered the church music. Sullivan's Church Hymns as published by the S.P.C.K. were used, and the hymn 'Lift the strain of high thanksgiving' was an excellent one for the church restoration. 'The strain uprise of joy and praise' was sung before the sermon, which was preached by the Rev. Prebendary KINGSBURY (Vicar of Burbage) who took for his text 'Lord remember David and all his trouble' and ably expounded the 132nd Psalm. He remarked on the efficacy of certain prayers recorded in Holy Scripture for all times, and this one especially, for such an occasion as the present, and, in the course of a most appropriate discourse, said: \"May this restored and beautified sanctuary be a symbol of the restoration in your hearts. May you, while you see around you the ancient and beautiful carefully preserved, and the new material reverently added, never cease to love and carefully retain the ordered ways of our ancient, pure, reformed and truly Catholic church, whose pure unadulterated ritual, whose faithful unsophisticated teaching so fitly enshrine, and so worthily exhibit as in a basket of silver the golden apples of divine and gospel truth. In conclusion the Rev. gentleman offered a fervent prayer for all concerned in the work.\nThe collection amounted to \u00a314 10s. Service over, the very musical bells of which Milton can boast, sent forth a merry peal, the lusty ringers maintaining the credit of Milton in the campanological art. Hospitality was the order of the day in the good village of Milton and the Rev. J.H. GALE particularly entertained a large party of friends at the Vicarage, luncheon being laid for them in the school room.\nAt evening service there was a crowded congregation, and the singing was again led by an excellent choir. The prayers were read again by the Rev. E. EVERETT, of Manningford, and Rev. W.H. AWDRY read the lessons. The Rev. J.O. STEVENS (Vicar of Christ Church Savernake) preached a sermon which was brief and to the point, and created a profound impression. We therefore print it in extenso. The text was 2 Cor., 5. 17 [..............] The collection amounted to over \u00a35, raising the total to nearly \u00a320. This will be devoted to the Restoration Fund, being applied to the purchase of communion plate, etc. In the evening the choir and ringers were entertained by the worthy vicar to a substantial supper, and this concluded a most successful day, which must be particularly gratifying to the Rev. J.H. GALE and his family who have worked so energetically, assisted by the Rev. gentleman's parishioners, one and all, to bring it about.\nAmong those present during the day we noticed the Rev. Prebendary KINGSBURY (Burbage), the Rev. J.O. STEVENS (Savernake), the Rev. W.H. & Mrs AWDRY (Ludgershall), the Rev. E. EVERETT (Manningford), the Rev. H. & Mrs RADCLIFFE (Alton), the Revs. T.F. RAVENSHAW, E.R. CRUICKSHANK, and A. BEECHEY (Pewsey), the Rev. T. WADE SMITH (Burbage), Mrs PENRUDDOCKE (Seend), Mr & Mrs S.B. DIXON, Mr & Mrs WM FERRIS, Mr & Mrs G. FERRIS, Mr & Mrs LYNE (Barton, Marlborough), Mr H.J. PUCKRIDGE (Aldbourne), Mrs POWELL & Mr HOMER POWELL (Easton), Mr D. HAINES, Mr KINGSTONE, Mr & Mrs CROOK (Wootton Rivers), Mr & Mrs JARVIS (New Mill), Mr ROBINS (Pewsey) and a number of ladies.\nA harvest thanksgiving service was held on Sunday, 21st inst., when a sermon was preached by the Rev. H. VAUGHAN, incumbent of Easton Royal. A collection was made in aid of the Savernake Cottage Hospital, amounting to \u00a34 15s to which the Vicar has added the churching fees during the past year, 10s, making \u00a35 5s in all.",
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        "raw_content": "Trump\u2019s North Korean Shell Game\nWhat\u2019s going on with North Korea? That\u2019s the question everyone is asking, but not getting any factual answers to. Any bourgeois analysis is (at best) conjecture, which is useless. Can anyone explain why Donald Trump keeps flipping his position on North Korea? I can, and here it is.\nThis mess began on September 3, 2017 when an underground nuclear test at Mount Mantrap in North Korea collapsed the mountain, killing over 200 workers and causing a \u201cChernobyl-like meltdown\u201d of the facility. This tragic mishap instantly wiped out North Korea\u2019s nuclear capability. I published my account of all this on November 5, 2017.\nNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un is known for his regime of repressive state censorship, so it comes as no surprise that he would hide this accident, and there have been no official reports of this catastrophe in any North Korean media. The true conspiracy is the fact that the US-led media in the West has chosen to censor this fantastic story. There can be no doubt that every nation\u2019s intelligence apparatus around the globe knew/knows of this event.\nEven Russia Today (RT) is censoring this story, as there are explosive international ramifications. Below is a RT story on the recent team of international journalists that went to North Korea\u2019s secret nuclear test site to witness its \u201cdemolition. \u201d It is their only one that even mentioned the possibility of the September 3, 2017 accident. It did not report it as fact. I conveniently copied & pasted this story when I first read it, as it mentioned the nuclear meltdown in its final paragraph. It has since been edited, to hide that fact in the middle of the story. No other Russia Today story mentions this event, to date.\nRT arrives in N. Korea to witness closure of Punggye-ri nuclear test site (VIDEO)\nEdited time: 22 May, 2018 21:12\nKim Jong-un inspects a ballistic missile in 2017. / Reuters\nAfter a two-hour charter flight from Beijing, RT\u2019s Igor Zhdanov and a small team of international journalists have arrived in North Korea, where they will witness Pyongyang close its only nuclear test site at Punggye-ri.\nAfter Tuesday night\u2019s trip to the nuclear site was called off, the team is staying in the resort city of Wonsan overnight. When they finally reach the nuclear site some 600 kilometers away, the Kim regime has promised a spectacle.\n\u201cThe whole site will be razed to the ground and technical buildings reduced to rubble,\u201d North Korean officials said.\nThe destruction will be witnessed by a group of around 20 journalists from Britain, Russia, China and the US. South Korean journalists were snubbed after Kim cancelled a summit with South Korean President Moon Jae-in last week in response to joint military exercises between the US and South Korea.\nREAD MORE: Bolton wants all of North Korea\u2019s nukes shipped to US in exchange for \u2018security assurances\u2019\nWhile the closure of the Punggye-ri site is a much-touted gesture of goodwill, it is unclear if the site even remains usable. Following a powerful nuclear test there last year, a collapse left as many as 200 North Korean laborers dead.\nThat one line of conjecture in Russia Today is the only press coverage of the entire North Korea/US diplomacy that even hints at the critical fact of a catastrophic nuclear accident. Upon this charade \u201cdemolition,\u201d US President Donald Trump called off the supposed \u201cpeace summit,\u201d which is to be held on June 12 in Singapore. This was entirely predictable using dialectics, if one understood the underlying facts & political motivations,\nThe dialectical turning point in this entire sordid affair was on May 10, 2018 when Science magazine published its topographical analysis of North Korea\u2019s mountain test site: \u201cThe rise, collapse, and compaction of Mt. Mantap from the 3 September 2017 North Korean nuclear test.\u201d The conclusions are obvious: this was a colossal collapse which likely buried the facility, and surely rendered it useless. On May 13th, I published \u201cUS Conspiracy to Hide North Korea\u2019s Nuclear Meltdown on September 3, 2017.\u201d\nDuring this time, it was announced by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that they would be \u201cdemolishing\u201d their test site on May 23-25. They invited international journalist to witness the event. Many, many more than the 20-or-so journalists who were selected wanted to go. This set May 23rd, 2018 as \u201cdialects day\u201d for Marxists, as this was clearly when the Trump administration was going to have to make its counter move. I posted this warning on Fakebook on May 23rd:\nThe journalists were delayed a day by bad weather, so the site wasn\u2019t reached until May 24. The \u201cdemolition\u201d was photographed, and explosions were made. The Trump administration responded by canceling the summit, in this public letter shown below. There was a lot of fanfare that went with it.\nReuters, May 24, 2017: On again? Trump says still chance of June 12 North Korea summit [1]\nThen\u2026. yet another zig-zag from the Trump administration, which has been caught with their pants down. They wanted \u201cmaximum pressure,\u201d but (of course) it blew up in their faces. Actually, it blew up in North Korea on September 3rd, 2017, a disaster that is now widely known in the media, but yet still isn\u2019t being reported. Why is that?\nThe upshot is that everyone now knows the North Korean military has no nuclear capacity. Thus, Trump can\u2019t posture tough anymore, without looking like the bully picking a fight with a defenseless enemy. That\u2019s why he\u2019s \u201cre-thinking\u201d the summit, which he must attend. Got all that, James Cogan of the World Socialist Web Site?!\nConclusion: This lack of dialectics & clear Marxist analysis on US/North Korean diplomacy is creating dissension among WSWS readership. That creates openings for unprincipled agitators to wreak havoc.\nTaking a wait-and-see approach to the facts, while interpreting Trump administration press releases as serious business, is bourgeois reporting. Marxists seek out & uncover the facts, then rationally & scientifically analyze them to discover the truth; so when 2+2=? presents itself dialectically, they can surmise the answer to be four. Political careerists always fail at this, proving the WSWS needs more dialectical revolutionaries in its ranks & leadership. That\u2019s where the working people of the world are with North Korea, and US intrigue diplomacy.\n\u2026\u2026\u2026..<><><><><><><>\u2026\u2026\u2026\nThis entry was posted in Economics, Politics and tagged Nuclear Meltdown Accident, September 3 2017, WSWS polemics by admin. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "HomeLearn More About Exactly How The Right Software Can Make A Difference For You\nLearn More About Exactly How The Right Software Can Make A Difference For You\nInterior designers need to be able to track every thing for their business effortlessly. They ought to have the ability to keep an eye on goods, consumers, designs, payments, and also a lot more. Even so, this isn't easy for a person to do on their own. Whenever they may be all set to check into home design software online, they are going to need to look into the software that is created to make it as effortless as is possible for them to be able to manage their enterprise.\nManaging a business may be difficult to do, particularly for somebody that does a large amount of the work independently. The business owner will want to be sure they will seek out software that is very easy to figure out how to utilize so they can start making use of it right away. They're going to also want to look for software that is created for their particular company to ensure that it includes every little thing they could require and also nothing they don't need. This permits them to get started using the software program in order to track everything for their particular enterprise at once so everything will be organized much better and much easier for them to be able to manage. With the best software program, they will not have to completely focus just as much on managing their own organization and might, instead, give attention to expanding their company and also making sure their own consumers are pleased.\nIf perhaps you might be an interior designer who wants to be able to handle your company much easier, the proper software is probably going to be necessary. Take the time to look at this software for interior designers right now to be able to learn far more with regards to exactly why it will be a great choice for you and in order to learn a lot more about the characteristics it offers.",
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        "raw_content": "2016 Vancouver Fall Market Update\nPosted on November 3, 2016 by Robert Moore\nThe detached housing market continues to be slower than the attached housing market. Sales of detached homes in September represented 29% of all sales for all housing types compared to 38% in September 2015 and to 42% at the peak of our market last February / March 2016.\nWhat the 15% foreign buyer tax has done and will do is accelerate a market normalization. Each week there seems to be a new government measure to ease pressure on the real estate market followed by a media feeding frenzy. Our real estate markets were normalizing even before the 15% Foreign Buyer tax came into effect.\nNew mortgage qualification rules introduced by Ottawa this week mean that buyers who take out an insured mortgage (a downpayment of 20% or less) will now have to qualify based on the \u201cPosted 5 YR Qualifying Rate\u201d (presently 4.64%) instead of the actual mortgage lending rate.\nVacancy Rates and Short Term Rentals\nThis summer, New York City passed a bylaw completely banning Airbnb and other short term rentals. San Francisco has just imposed strict new rules and fines on owners who engage in Airbnb and other short term rentals. City of Vancouver will create an audit task force which will allow the City to declare victories against home owners who allow the property to sit empty or who engage in short term rentals of 30 days or less.\nWe still enjoy the strongest performing economy in Canada, with a diversified base of economic activity \u2013 film production, tourism, strong retail sales, a strong high tech sector, etc. The homeownership rate continues to climb in Metro Vancouver, and population growth is consistent. New home permit applications are at record levels right now and vacancy rates are at record low levels. By 2041, only 10% of housing stock in Vancouver will be single detached homes compared to 28% in 2011.\nOur market has been in overdrive for 2 years with all types of buyers being active in all market segments and all housing types. What to expect now? Fewer buyers at the high end of the market and now new price sensitivity at the low end of the market as a result of Ottawa\u2019s changes this week. Once the high end of our market; (about $4 million and up) corrects by about 15% to 20%, some foreign buyers, now on the sidelines, will come back.\nGovernment is a Big Part of the Cost\nNew real estate developments and master planned communities will continue to be green, green and more green, making them very very expensive. The total municipal, provincial and federal government tax haul and permit fees on all new condo developments represents about 30% of the cost of a typical $500,000 condo. Vancouver has 103 different permits, taxes and fees that a developer must pay, ensuring that new housing into the future will be very very expensive.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted in: Masculinity\nI want something from you and I\u2019m doing my best to get it from you.\nYes, you. Reading this blog post.\nI worked to get you to this website.\nI\u2019m selfish and that\u2019s the reason you\u2019re here.\nGuess what I want?\nIt\u2019s not money.\nIt\u2019s not your time.\nIt\u2019s not a ride to the store, a favor, drugs, your phone number, or even your favorable opinion.\nIt\u2019s something I\u2019ve wanted from the very moment I was born but was never fully offered. I\u2019ve yearned for it my entire life, usually without consciously realizing it. This desire has shaped my personality, dictated the arcs of my relationships, and formed the basis for my worldview. Its apparent lack in my life has caused me considerable pain, enough to want to call it all off, for years on end.\nAnd my lifelong search for it has shaped me into the man I am today.\nWill you give it to me?\nAsking for it is something that could have gotten me teased or hurt or worse at many other times in my life. Probably now still, too. But deep down I know it\u2019s true, and deep down I don\u2019t give a shit how I\u2019m (mis)interpreted. I\u2019ll say it honestly and truthfully, for the first time ever to you.\nIn fact, I need you.\nI want your support. I want your undying commitment as a fellow man that you will be there for me.\nI want you to say \u201cHey, that comment you made back there was actually pretty sexist. I know you don\u2019t want to act that bullshit out and as your friend I\u2019m calling you out.\u201d\nI want you to give me a hug, challenge me to a wrestle, or sit close to me on the couch. I want you to do it simply because as human animals we have a need way down at the very centers of our beating, yearning, loving beings to be close to to one another.\nI want you to sit down with me after I told you I nearly died that one night and say \u201cYou\u2019re not alone. See? I\u2019m right here. You can\u2019t deny THAT, can you now?\u201d\nI want you to make a joke when I\u2019m sad.\nI want you to say \u201cI really don\u2019t agree with your approach, in fact I think it\u2019s total bullshit. But know what? You act with integrity and I respect you for that, deeply.\u201d\nI want you to tell me stories to help me know that growing up as a man has been joyful, terrifying, peaceful, and heart wrenching for you just like it has been for me.\nI want you to tell every other man in your life your story, your multitude of stories.\nI want you to find that place in your heart/soul/body that burns with a passion so intense and authentic that an army of armed soldiers with guns could not persuade you to turn away from the final locus of your desire.\nI want you to set a brilliant, blinding example for what it means to be a good man. Because we all are, each and every one of us, down to the very core.\nI want you to create for me a completely unique example of what it means to live.\nI want you to burn, flail, whoop, dive, and succeed, over and over and over again.\nI want you to so thoroughly shatter my expectations of what\u2019s possible that I could never even consider wanting anything less than the unimaginable dream-state for myself or anyone else in my life.\nI want you to inspire me, deeply.\nI need you to inspire me.\nYou do inspire me, simply for being.\n\u00ab Someday Those We Love Will Die so Let\u2019s Just Love\nHow to Become a Leader \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "The Robinson Library >> African-Americans\nStokely Carmichael was born in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, on June 29, 1941. His parents immigrated to New York when he was a toddler, leaving him in the care of a grandmother until the age of 11, when he joined them. He became a naturalized citizen at 13.\nIn 1956, Carmichael passed the admissions test to get into the elite Bronx High School of Science. Although the vast majority of his classmates were white and rich, he had many friends and even dated white girls. His attitude toward whites changed dramatically toward the end of his senior year, however, when he saw footage of a lunch counter sit-in in the South. He joined the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) in protests against New York City Woolworth stores, the chain that was being \"targeted\" in Virginia and South Carolina, where he also joined sit-ins.\nCarmichael received scholarship offers to several prestigious predominantly white universities after graduating from high school in 1960, but chose to attend the historically black Howard University, where he majored in philosophy. He also became more active in the civil rights movement, joining the local branch of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). He went on his first Freedom Ride in 1961, during which he was arrested in Jackson, Mississippi, for entering the \"whites only\" bus stop waiting room and jailed for 49 days. He remained active in the movement throughout his college years, and graduated with honors in 1964.\nJoining the SNCC as a full time staff member after graduation, Carmichael's eloquence and natural leadership led to him being put in charge of the Committee's voter registration drive in Lowndes County, Alabama, in 1965. In less than a year he had raised the number of registered black voters from 70 to 2,600 (300 more than the number of white voters in the county). Neither the Democratic nor Republican party made any effort to court the new voters, however, so Carmichael founded his own political party, the Lowndes County Freedom Organization. He chose a black panther as the party's official logo, and that logo later provided the inspiration for the Black Panthers (an otherwise unrelated activist organization founded in Oakland, California).\nBy the time he was elected national chairman of the SNCC in May 1966, Carmichael had become convinced that racial equality would never be achieved through entirely peaceful means. One of his first actions as chairman was to make it clear that white members were no longer welcome. After James Meredith, the first black student to attend the University of Mississippi, was shot while marching from Memphis, Tennessee, to Jackson, Mississippi, Carmichael decided that the SNCC should carry on the march in his place. Upon reaching Greenwood, Mississippi, on June 16, he gave an address in which he called upon \"Black Power\" to bring about equality. Although he stopped short of openly advocating violence, many who heard his speech had already decided that equality would never be achieved through sit-ins and marches alone. As the year progressed, Carmichael became more openly supportive of violent protest. He completed his split with the nonviolent movement by resigning as chairman of the SNCC on May 12, 1967.\nAfter traveling to Cuba, China, North Vietnam, Guinea, and other \"hotspots,\" Carmichael accepted an invitation to become prime minister of the militant Black Panther Party. He spent two years speaking around the country and writing essays on black nationalism, black separatism, and pan-Africanism before quitting the Party in 1969 due to its willingness to work with radical whites. He and his wife then moved to Guinea, where he changed his name to Kwame Ture (in honor of former Ghana dictator Kwame Nkrumah and Guinea President Ahmed S\u00e9kou Tour\u00e9).\nAlthough he made frequent trips back to the United States to advocate pan-Africanism as the only viable way for blacks to achieve freedom, Carmichael maintained permanent residence in Guinea for the rest of his life. He died of prostate cancer on November 15, 1998.\nBiography.com www.biography.com\nDiscover the Networks www.discoverthenetworks.org\nThe Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute kingencyclopedia.stanford.edu",
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        "raw_content": "Krista Ahlberg\nWhen Sam started growing out his hair, it seemed like every inch changed the angles of his face, till by the end he didn\u2019t look like who he had been at all.\nWe\u2019d been studying together every Thursday after our last-period class, covering tables in the library with very old papers and even older books and sheaves of music I no longer knew how to read but that he said might be important. I wasn\u2019t sure, but I liked the faraway look he got when he stared at them, like he was seeing something outside of time, something I would never understand.\nI like to understand things, but I sort of liked the thought that I\u2019d never be able to understand Sam fully, that he\u2019d always be just a little bit beyond my reach. Because if I never got close enough to touch him, I\u2019d never get close enough to hurt.\nAfter two months, it was clear that his hair was growing much more quickly than could be natural. One night, when we\u2019d been in the library for hours and the smell of the books had suffused our noses and maybe fused our brains together, or at least created a bridge between them, he told me about the dreams he had every night, of a little man who came and spun gold from his head.\nI laughed and reached out and touched it, all my rules shattering in the dusty, salty air. I slid my finger under just one strand of his hair, and it did feel like gold, like the thinnest metal wire spooling in my palm.\nThat was when he looked into my eyes, and the book-smell fuse between us snapped and a bright light went up between us like a spark, and I knew that I\u2019d crossed the bridge, that when I\u2019d touched him I\u2019d reached him after all, and now anything could happen.\nNothing happened that night, but the next weekend he came over to my apartment and I asked him if he wanted me to French braid his hair, because it kept spilling over his shoulders and across the board game we were playing, building castles and empires in an imaginary land until his hair covered them and put the whole kingdom to sleep.\nHe said yes and knelt in front of me where I sat on the couch, plastic game pieces pressing into his knees like penance, and my calves brushed his shoulders and my fingers brushed his temples and even though it wasn\u2019t actually that heavy, I felt unable to move under the weight of his hair waterfalling into my lap. I\u2019d be stuck on this couch until I became part of the room, sunk back into the walls till I was nothing more than an outline in the wallpaper to haunt future occupants. And where would Sam be then?\nI braided one long braid down his back, and when I was done and reached out for the hairband I\u2019d given him for safekeeping, he took my hand in his instead. He brought it to his mouth and put his lips against the pad of my thumb, and his breath was warm and his mouth was soft and there was a smell like wildflowers in the room. Then I forgot about the hairband, and used my other hand to tilt his chin up to me, up and up to meet my mouth, and his hair spilled back into my lap. But by that point, I couldn\u2019t imagine moving anyway.\nKissing Sam was like a dream, like deciding to fly and finding yourself in the air, then not quite knowing what to do next. Like the slow-moving parts of drunkenness where everything seems certain and the whole world is warm, and you know exactly where you\u2019re going and you step with such purpose, and then you discover that you\u2019ve missed the curb and spilled yourself all over the cold, wet grass, and you\u2019re not where you meant to be at all.\nWe still met on Thursday nights, and other times he would call in the middle of the afternoon or at three a.m. and ask me what I was doing, and I always seemed to wake up at the sound of his voice if I had been asleep, and I always wanted to be wherever he was.\nHe pressed me up against walls and led me into shadows that I wasn\u2019t afraid of, moved his lips against mine and then held still till I could feel the vibrations at every point where our bodies connected. My hands strayed over his hips and back but always made their way to his hair, to stroke down its length and feel the reassurance of its cold smoothness, the way it had pulled me across the bridge between us again and again. He tucked my hair behind my ears with gentle fingers, or sometimes wrapped my ponytail around his fist and held tight. But it felt lank and thin in his hands, as though his touch might burn it away.\nOnce, at a party, he told me that we would have to leave separately and meet up on the street outside the bar, that he didn\u2019t want anyone to see that we were together. I didn\u2019t like that but I did it, and once we were out there together, walking down the sidewalk past the bike racks near the union, he kept jerking his head around to look behind us, as if sure someone was following. And I forgave him immediately out of worry that something had gone terribly wrong, that he was in some kind of danger.\nOr, more terrible still, worry that the fuse between us had snapped again but now there would be no spark, only darkness. That he was slipping back out of reach and this time I couldn\u2019t use the shine of his hair in the shadows to coil him back to me. I felt like Ariadne throwing her ball of yarn into the labyrinth as hard as she could but finding nothing at the end of it.\nAs his hair got longer and longer, his face got thinner and thinner, like the hair was sucking nutrients from his body. Each strand glistened. His fingers grew ashy when I held them in mine. Soon I could barely touch him before he\u2019d pull away, twisting his hands into his hair but never pulling it from his scalp. Once I thought he had pulled a single strand free, saw it spiderwebbing between his fingers. But when I looked closer I saw that it was one of my own hairs, and something about that made me angry. I wanted to untangle it from his fingers and take it back from him, keep it safe, make it mine again.\nWhen he came over, he always left before midnight, and when I went to his place, he didn\u2019t want me to spend the night. He would kiss my forehead in the stairwell, and after a while, it started to feel as though his lips were passing right through my head. I could feel them kissing every strand of my hair all the way down.\nThe last time I saw Sam, he was dissolving. He stood in his living room in a pool of his own hair, naked like Lady Godiva, and the hollows beneath his eyes gleamed dully and the overhead lamp shone through him like tracing paper, waxy and golden and melting all over the floor.\nI stepped forward and he stepped back. I stopped. I knew there wasn\u2019t anything more I could do. If I touched him now, he would twist away like a snake. If I held on, he might burn like a brand in my hands, but he wouldn\u2019t turn back into the Sam he\u2019d been before.\nHe tilted his head and looked at me, and it felt like the first time he\u2019d looked at me in ages. Maybe since that night in my apartment, when I thought I could lift the weight of his hair for him, bind it up in braids and hold it in my hands. I realized that I had forgotten what he looked like, that until he looked at me, I hadn\u2019t been able to picture his face, only his hands, his hair.\n\u201cIt\u2019s gone,\u201d he said.\nI reached my hands up to my head, felt the clotted smoothness of my skin. Curdled milk. Tetherballs on the playground. So light and so cold all at once.\n\u201cYes,\u201d I said. \u201cI wanted to start fresh, you know?\u201d I wanted to stop feeling his touch on my hair every time I put it up or swung my head, the way his lips scorched it ragged and his hands tugged it down. But I didn\u2019t tell him that. \u201cIt felt like something I should do,\u201d I said. He just kept tilting his head at me, so I said, \u201cI\u2019m sorry,\u201d even though I\u2019m not sure I really was.\n\u201cDon\u2019t be,\u201d he said. \u201cYou have to do what you think is right.\u201d\nI nodded at him and he nodded back, as if something had been decided. As though we\u2019d sealed a contract, signed in blood and gold.\nAnd then he stamped his foot hard on the floor, making the cascade of hair ripple and quake. I turned around before I could watch him disappear.\nKrista Ahlberg grew up in Colorado, spent a few years in the Midwest, and now lives in New York City. She enjoys fairy tales, peppermint tea, and falling in love with (fictional) monsters.",
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        "raw_content": "Standpoint Blog\nTelegraph Blog\nPrivacy and the Press\nAll bookings and commissions\nfor Joshua Rozenberg are arranged through his agent. Please contact Noel Gay on 020 7836 3941.\nJoshua Rozenberg QC (hon) is Britain's best-known commentator on the law. He is the only full-time journalist to have been appointed as Queen's Counsel honoris causa. All other honorary silks since the late 19th century have been practitioners or legal academics.\nAfter taking a law degree at Oxford he trained as a solicitor, qualifying in 1976.\nHe is an honorary Master of the Bench (bencher) of Gray's Inn and holds honorary doctorates in law from the University of Hertfordshire (1999), Nottingham Trent University (2012), the University of Lincoln (2014) and the University of Law (2014).\nFor more than a decade he has written a twice-monthly column for the Law Society Gazette. From 2010 to 2016, he wrote a weekly commentary for the Guardian website. His columns and commentaries now appear on his Facebook page.\nJoshua has now delivered the first two in a series of three annual lectures at Gresham College about the government\u2019s plans to introduce online courts in England and Wales. The final lecture will be on 21 February 2019.\nJoshua was the BBC's legal correspondent for 15 years before moving in 2000 to The Daily Telegraph. He resigned as the newspaper's legal editor in the summer of 2007 but continued writing a weekly column until the end of 2008.\nA decade after he left the BBC, Joshua returned in 2010 to present the popular Radio 4 series Law in Action, a programme he had launched in 1984.\nIn 2012, he was included by The Times in its independently-judged list of the UK's 100 most influential lawyers, the only journalist to feature in the Times Law 100.\nJoshua is known for his independence, his authority and his ability to explain complicated legal issues with simplicity, clarity and wit. Because he trained as a lawyer before becoming a legal journalist, he is often the first port of call for broadcasters faced with a breaking legal story.\nHe appears regularly on Sky News, the BBC news channel and other news networks in the UK and abroad.\nWell respected by lawyers and the judiciary, Joshua is often asked to chair or address legal conferences and other corporate events.\nHe is accredited as a mediator by the ADR group, though he does not practise.\nHe has a particular interest in constitutional reform, dating back to his time as producer of The Week in Westminster on Radio 4. Freedom of expression is another of his interests, and he wrote the well-reviewed book Privacy and the Press for Oxford University Press (2004, updated 2005; Chinese edition 2012).\nEarlier books include Trial of Strength, which examined the tensions between ministers and judges under the last Conservative Government, The Search for Justice, an anatomy of the law in the mid-1990s and The Case for the Crown, which charted the launch of the Crown Prosecution Service.\nWhite Loop\nBCM Rozenberg, London WC1N 3XX",
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        "raw_content": "Healthcare Cost Reduction: Community Paramedicine as a New Primary Care Delivery Model\nBy Peter Freska, Benefits Advisor at The LBL Group\nI recently read an article on what some say is the conventional wisdom of healthcare costs in the United States which, as a percent of gross domestic product, are higher than most other countries. The article works to demonstrate that the reason for the higher than average cost and the lack of \u201cbetter\u201d health outcomes in light of significantly higher spending is attributable to non-healthcare issues such as lack of access, especially for the poor. With the drive of healthcare reform to make sure the U.S. population is insured and address the shortage of primary care physicians increasing as high as 31,000 (\u201cPhysician Supply and Demand Through 2025: Key Findings,\u201d Association of American Medical Colleges, April 1, 2015), where will people receive their primary care, and at what cost? What if there were a more efficient and cost effective way to deliver care to populations that lack access or don\u2019t have the ability to easily access care.\nHere are some data points to set the stage:\nAccording to a 2010 Rand Corporation Study, a redirection of non-urgent emergency department visits could save approximately $4.4 billion annually.\nEmergency room visits are rising: for the ten years from 1996-2006 visits were up 36%, reported in the 2014 American College of Emergency Physicians Polling Survey Results.\nAccording to the 2012 National Conference of State Legislatures report, \u201cBeyond 911: State and Community Strategies for Expanding The Primary Care Role of First Responders,\u201d the three main drivers of emergency department and emergency medical services misuse are lack of access to primary care providers and services, chronic illness and medical severity, and homelessness.\nEnter community paramedicine. According to the California Emergency Medical Services Authority, \u201cCommunity Paramedicine focuses on providing services, where access to care is limited, or a short term intervention is needed. By targeting locally identified health care needs, and offering a creative solution to fill local health care gaps, [Community Paramedicine] helps to increase access to care, and often reduces health care costs by providing the right level of care based on the individuals medical needs.\u201d (Source: Community Paramedicine Fact Sheet, California Emergency Medical Services Authority)\nSo what is community paramedicine? Paramedics with this additional training (EMT-P designation) operate under strict standards and procedures with clear medical control by a supervising physician as they respond to emergency situations and provide some medical transportation roles in the communities they serve. Community paramedics are experienced paramedics with additional training in patient assessment and familiarization with healthcare providers and social services that are available to the community they serve. The net result is a more direct, integrated and immediate approach to healthcare delivery in a community.\nChart source: Beyond 911: State and Community Strategies for Expanding the Primary Care Role of First Responders, National Conference of State Legislatures, 2012\nHow does this impact insurance and benefits? Financing of community paramedicine services faces many hurdles, but there are several bright spots across the country and on the federal level. Several states (Minnesota, Maine, and Colorado) have passed legislation to allow reimbursement for these services under insurance plans. 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        "raw_content": "The Intercoastal Waterway (ICW)\nThere is something unique about traveling long distances by water. The reason I know this is because I can remember most if not all of the details surrounding my voyages. You can't say the same thing about a cross-country automobile or airplane trip. Seeing new places is an important part of cruising, but it's the \"going\" that's the most important. The reason may be that cruising the East Coast by water is slow enough to make it interesting?\nThe ICW is a wonderful waterway for small sailboats. It lets us travel for short or long distances by water. Meeting people and seeing new places on our Waterway may be better than traveling the waterways of most foreign countries. We can speak the language and read the signs for the most part and that improves our experience. I\u2019m not sure that\u2019s completely true at the City Docks in Miami, FL. It helps if you read and speak Spanish in Miami. Small sailboats can go from point \u201cA\u201d to \u201cB\u201d and then rent a car to get back home for the tow vehicle and trailer. The going part of the waterway trip is always an adventure and you can make it longer when you don\u2019t have to do a return trip over the same water. A standard short trip destination around North Carolina is Norfolk, VA and Charleston, SC. Where else can you be passed by a Nuclear Submarine? The Coast Guard with a 50 cal on the bow made sure they had the right of way. All of our little weekend trips are practice trips for the extended longer trips we dream about doing someday.\nThe reason we use sailboats is because they are more stable than most powerboats and they carry more useful cruising equipment for a lot less money. They are slow, but the travel part of the trip is a major reason for going. Seeing the scenery go by at high speed was never very interesting to me. People selling fuel at marinas don\u2019t like little sailboats because they only need a few gallons of fuel. They are more interested in the big powerboats that buy thousands of dollars worth of fuel. Traveling with the sound of a small diesel motor and using a furling headsail now and then is about as good as it gets. I can go to sleep with that engine noise and the sun on my face.\nWe are blessed on the east coast with the Intercoastal Waterway starting at Norfolk and going all the way to Key West. We also have protected extensions going west to Texas and of course the big Chesapeake Bay going north. These areas can be a great place to explore for a couple in a small sailboat with a small budget. Bigger sailboats are fine if you need the extra space. They travel faster, but they have more maintenance and the rental car trick doesn\u2019t work with them. The bigger boats have to travel on their own keels all the way there and all the way back and that can be a handicap.\nThe Operational Plan:\nI really like a shoal draft ballasted boat for the Intercoastal Waterway. The US Army Corps of Engineers has the task of maintaining channel depth and that maintenance can be limited by Federal funds. A four-foot draft sailboat can have a draft problem as it passes by some inlets that go to the ocean. Going off the Waterway to towns or marinas may also have draft limiting streams or rivers. I have talked to some captains that planned on going outside to miss shoaling conditions on the ICW. If you are making miles, going out and back takes longer.\nAs recreational sailors, we practice with our short trips and plan for an extended trip someday. Where would you like to go and what would you like to see? Most sailors really like the planning part of a trip including me. You can count on about 50 miles per day. The weather and staying over at a beautiful spot can change that estimate. If you are cruising, your time needs to be flexible. I like to go from marina to marina, but other sailors like to anchor out. You need to be able to do both. The marina business means you need to get good at parking a sailboat. You will be docking in all kinds of wind directions and strengths. You only get good at docking with experience and that\u2019s one good reason for all those weekend trips. Anchoring is fine if you can find an anchorage. Guides to traveling the Waterway are excellent for this purpose. In all cases, you have about 10 hours of motoring to go from point to point. Sailing is only possible sometimes and can\u2019t be counted on to make miles. Plan on being a motorboat on the Waterway. A big no-no on the Waterway is reaching your destination after dark. Pilots that fly big airplanes determine an alternate airport as a destination before they takeoff. A boat on the Waterway should identify as many safe places to hide off the Waterway between their departure point and their destination. The Waterway is not safe for small boats at night. Tugs and barges travel at night and in most cases can\u2019t see you if you are anchored in their path. It is like parking on a highway. Someone is going to hit you. An anchor light can\u2019t be seen if you have background lights behind your boat or from wherever. Avoid the Waterway at night and find a good location off the Waterway before dark.\nA standard procedure is to call a marina 30 minutes before your ETA and ask for instructions. The marina may tell you dock at the fuel dock and then call them again. Some marinas like to talk to people face to face. Others may give you arrival instructions including a slip number on the radio or phone. Follow their instructions until you have a question or if you think their instructions might be wrong. A good example of bad instructions is a slip that has 20 knots of wind blowing downwind in the slip. Sailboats don\u2019t have brakes. If I think the instructions are bad and I need to talk to the Dock Master, I put my boat into the wind and get close to any dock at the marina. I get off the boat at the bow and let the boat blow downwind off the dock. The boat will be safe while I talk to the Dock Master. I big powerboat with big engines wouldn\u2019t have a problem with that slip assignment. Wind on the nose is best for parking a sailboat and wind from the side isn\u2019t that bad. A sailboat\u2019s keel keeps you from moving sideway in a slip. Of course, docking is almost always determined by the wind except for some marinas that are known for their heavy current. The City Dock at Beaufort, SC has current problems at the dock. Locations on the Waterway in GA and SC are known for their heavy current. You will have to live with the current because we can\u2019t change them. We can arrive and depart at slack tide if we know and understand the tide tables. One more thing to learn on those short trips is how to use tide tables. Reading the tide tables and estimating the current is important. You can be laid up against a dock on the Cooper River in Charleston, SC and you can\u2019t move because the tide is pinning you against the dock. Some people on the Waterway live by the weather and some people in different parts of the Waterway live by the weather and the tide.\nYou will soon learn on your short trips that the helm\u2019s person has to look behind almost as much as he or she looks ahead. It easy to put the boat\u2019s bow between the navigation marks looking forward. The bow stays dead on while the boat slides sideways and out of the channel. Rivers sometimes run down the Waterway on their way to an inlet and the ocean. I have gone aground twice at the same spot in Swansboro, NC. You would think that one time would have been enough. You bow may look good, but your stern is being washed out the inlet and you may go aground stern first. For the most part, the bottom on the Waterway is mostly sand and mud. You can find coral down south and lots of rocks north of the Chesapeake Bay, but sand and mud is in between. Grass is another Waterway problem. Large boats can cut grass that grows on the bottom. Storms and currents can move the floating piles of grass around in the channel. Passing boats can pick up the grass in their cooling system or it can clog a prop.\nDesirable Equipment:\nNow and then we have to travel across sounds and bays. This is big water to most small sailboats. When the wave height gets above 3 feet, your outboard motor will have problems keeping its prop in the water. The English put their outboards in wells and they act like an inboard motor in the ocean and rivers around England. The downside to a motor in a well is exhaust smell and vibration. In most cases, the little diesel engine is a desirable means of power for small sailboats on the Waterway. An outboard will work, but you have to have fair weather in the big water areas.\nWe have talked about a shoal draft ballasted boat and how they are desirable on the Waterway. It means you can go where the big boats can\u2019t. The ballast makes going outside for short hops possible and desirable sometimes. The Gulf Stream goes north close to FL and it increases boat speed if you are going north. Going south means you need to hug the coastline and use the Gulf Stream\u2019s back eddies that are going south. Fighting the Gulf Stream makes no sense and it\u2019s almost a sure thing that you are not going to make the next inlet during daylight. Your ETA math is almost never right going against the Gulf Stream in a small sailboat. Big powerboats don\u2019t seem to have that problem with all that power.\nA furling genoa is desirable. Most small sailboats can handle a genoa downwind or on a beam reach with ease. The engine can be at idle and boat speed will stay about the same. Of course the sails backup the engine if you have a failure. Engines are mechanical and they will stop working now and then. The new Boat US towing insurance is worthwhile. I have seen it in action and it works. In my early career as a Waterway sailor, I carried an extra outboard motor in my seat locker. I didn\u2019t have enough confidence in my sailing ability at that time. I do believe that sails are the best back up on most sailboats if you know how to use them. I don't carry extra motors anymore.\nCruising Examples:\nI break down cruising into three different categories. They are weekend, short and extended trips. We normally talk about our extended trips like the ones on this Web site. For the most part, those cruises have been done in small sailboats. We have also completed a few using larger sailboats. The popularity of the 23-foot sailboat may be due to ease of handling and its ability to be transported on a trailer. The reason Richard Summers used a 23 is because he needed to sail and portage his boat through locks by himself. We made a mast raising system that could be operated by one person and Richard liked that capability. He cruised the East Coast, the Great Lakes, the Mississippi River and the Kentucky Lakes in his 23D. Com-Pac sold a new 23 to an Englishman who lived in the Bahamas. Buck Thomas and his son-in-law launched that boat at Fort Lauderdale and sailed it to Nassau for this customer. Buck said he flew across the Gulf Stream with a big genoa and a wind out of the south. A young man and his girlfriend took a 23 to the Bahamas and stayed 6 months. He said he only put his feet on dry land 2 nights during the whole 6 months. He was on a budget. He would have stayed longer, but the weather got too hot. Frank Durant just sailed his Com-Pac 23 Pilothouse to the Bahamas this year. He found it be a great boat for 2 people. We have a short story on this Web site about a fast sail down the Delaware Bay. As we sailed down the River, we realized that George Washington must have had a hard time rowing across the Delaware in the heavy current. These were all extended cruises and they are what most sailors dream about doing someday. We did have one sailor sail a Com-Pac 16 to the Bahamas and another sailor take a 16 all the way down the Waterway from Norfolk to Key West. I'm sure they were all adventures to remember.\nThe Bahamas trip is an extended trip. Trailer to Fort Lauderdale and launch from there is a standard procedure. A marina at For Lauderdale sells maps and organizes groups that make the crossing together. They also let you park your car in their parking lot while you are over there. It\u2019s about 50 miles across the Gulf Stream and good weather is important. 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        "raw_content": "In its 2017 annual report on religious freedom in the world, released on April 26, 2017, US Commission of International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has recommended 16 countries, including Pakistan for their deteriorated condition of religious freedom and demanded from US Department of State to designate these countries as Countries of Particular Concern (CPC).\nOn the state of religious freedom in selected countries, Chair Thomas Reese, S.J. said, \u201cThe Commission has concluded that the state of affairs for international religious freedom is worsening in both the depth and breadth of violations. In the 2017 report, the Commission calls for Congress and the administration to stress consistently the importance of religious freedom abroad, for everyone, everywhere, in public statements and public and private meetings.\u201d Although the Commission has mentioned other countries, yet it shows the US double standards in case of Pakistan and India in relation to religious freedom. In case of India, the USCIRF report has only fulfilled formality. But, it has especially malign Islamabad as part of the continued propaganda campaign against Pakistan, because the latter is the lonely nuclear country in the Islamic World, which irritates the eyes of the US-led countries like India and Israel, including some Western countries. Besides, strategic location of Pakistan\u2019s Balochistan province which is abundant mineral resources, and after signing of the agreement in relation to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project has become special target of these countries. Regarding Pakistan, USCIRF report said, \u201cPakistan is Muslim majority country of 190 million people, religiously diverse Population 95% Muslims and 5% non-Muslims. Two to four million Ahmadis are not counted as Muslim by law. Religious freedom conditions are marred by religiously discriminatory Constitutional provisions and legislations. TTP [Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan], Pakistani branch of ISIS and LeJ [Lashkar-i-Janghvi] which have are continuously targeting civilian, Military, LEAs, NGOs and civil society including minorities. Religious minorities suffer from political and social marginalization. There are only 10 seats out of 342 in Pakistan National Assembly and no seat in Pakistan senate. Government of Pakistan initiated 20 points National Action Plan (NAP), which aims to fight against terrorism/extremism and calls for stopping hate, crime and violence against religious minorities. Section 295 & 298 of Pakistan\u2019s Penal Code (Blasphemy laws) inherently violates international standards of freedom of religion and belief.\u201d The report indicated, \u201cThese laws sets severe punishment including death or life imprisonment, moreover, accusers are not required to present the evidence that blasphemy occurred which leads to false accusations. Mostly cases of blasphemy ware occurred in Punjab; at least 40 individuals are currently sentenced to death or serving life imprisonment on blasphemy charges including two Christians Anjum Naz Sandhu and Javed Naz, while Asia Bibi was sentenced to death In 2010.There are dozens of cases of arrests or charges against blasphemy in Punjab during reporting period,, these charges/arrests occurred, in an atmosphere of societal harassment and violence\u2026In Jan 2017, an anti-terrorism court acquitted more than 100 suspects accused of participating an mob attack on a Joseph Colony [Christian Colony in Lahore] in 2013. There are many blasphemy related cases in which people are punished like Mumtaz Qadri and five others involved in killing of Shahzad and Shama Masih In 2014. In August 2016, Pakistan Senate Committee on Human Rights announce lo review the blasphemy laws and Pakistan Council of Islamic ideology also asked government to refer the case of blasphemy to it for review, no progress on such cases is in the notice of USCIRF. Ahmadi\u2019s are subject to most sever Segal restriction and suffered from officially sanctioned discrimination. The 2nd Amendment of Pakistan\u2019s Constitution declared the Ahmadi\u2019s as non-Muslims and Section 298 of Pakistan Panel Code makes its criminal for Ahmadis to refer themselves as Muslim. In January 2016, an Ahmadi Abdul Shakoor and a Shia Mazhar Sipra were sentenced to Five years imprisonment on blasphemy and terrorism charges by an anti-terrorism court. Ahmadi\u2019s are frequently faced societal discrimination, harassment and physical attacks some time resulting in murder,, during Jan 2016, three Ahmadi doctors were shot dead in Karachi. Provincial text books are also having discriminatory contents against minorities and highlighted in USCIRF report issued In April 2016. Text books depicts non-Muslim Pakistani\u2019s as non-Pakistani or sympathetic towards Pakistan\u2018s perceived enemies, Christian as British/Western and Pakistani Hindus as Indians.\u201d The report further added, \u201cForced conversion of Hindus, Christian girls and young women into Islam\u2026marriage remains a systematic problem. According to Aurat Foundation and Movement for Solidarity and Peace in Pakistan\u2018s report of 2004, about 1000 girls are forcibly converted into Islam each year. According to South Asia Terrorism Portal, about 50 domestic and transnational terrorist/extremist groups are active in Pakistan and posed serious threat to the country, people/ its minorities. Government of Pakistan took some positive steps including 16 points Human Rights Action Plan, passing of criminal Law (Amendment) Act 2016 and initiation of a pilot project by Punjab Government of Engaging Pakistani Interfaith Communities (EPIC) in Jan 2017. Pakistan had played a critical and complicated role in US efforts to combat Al-Qaeda, Taliban and other terrorist groups. US is continuously engaged with Pakistan in areas of economy, trade, energy, security, strategic stability, non-proliferation, law enforcement, education, democracy and countering violent extremism/terrorism. Human Rights and Religious Freedom did not remain high priority in US-Pakistan bilateral relations.\u201d However, USCIRF report is quite opposite to the facts. All the minorities enjoy religious freedom in Pakistan. In this regard, besides India the festival of Diwali or Deepavali is also being celebrated in Pakistan, as tens of thousands of Hindus are living in this country and like other religious minorities, they enjoy all the rights as the citizens of Pakistan. Especially, in Sindh, Muslims also participate in Diwali celebrations and give gifts sweets and flowers to their Hindus friends. It may be recalled that during the PPP government, August 11 was official declared National Minorities Day by the former President Asif Ali Zardari in 2009 in line with the historic speech of founder of the nation Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah at the Constituent Assembly on August 11, 1947. In his speech, Quaid-e-Azam said, \u201cYou are free; you are free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques or to any other place of worship in this state of Pakistan. You may belong to any religion or caste or creed that has nothing to do with the business of the state.\u201d There have been numerous non-Muslims who have risen to the rank of Brigadier; and in the 1990, the first Christian promoted to the Rank of Major General was Julian Peter who commanded the 14th Div in Okara Cantt. Capt. Hercharn Singh, the first Sikh as Commissioned Officer in Pakistan Army. Particularly, a Rana Bhagwandas was the first Hindu and the non-Muslim who was appointed acting Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan for a few days in 2005 and 2006, during the absence of then Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry from the country. He was again appointed as acting Chief Justice of Pakistan during the judicial crisis in 2007. After retirement from the Supreme Court, Bhagwandas was appointed as the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) chairman in November 2009. Besides minority groups are not only serving in the armed forces, but are also working in other departments. Without any discrimination by the Muslims, they also run their own business and are working in private sectors. However, in the same speech, Quaid-e-Azam said, \u201cWe are starting in the days where there is no discrimination, no distinction between one community and another, no discrimination between ones caste or creed and another. We are starting with this fundamental principle that we are all citizens, and equal citizens of one state.\u201d It is mentionable that in accordance with the vision of Quaid-e-Azam, the Constitution of 1973 protects the real rights and interest of minorities, living in Pakistan. Every year, on August 11, Pakistan officially celebrates the National Minorities Day to honour the services and sacrifices, rendered by religious minorities for the country over the years. This very day also recognizes the contribution and sacrifices of minorities in creation of Pakistan and nation-building. On this occasion, events, seminars and social gatherings are arranged across the country by members of various religious minorities and the ministry of National Harmony. Shahid Mairaj, the Dean of the Cathedral stated in his message, on August 11, 2015 stated, \u201cThe governing principle is to let people of every faith live in peace as they choose, and understand that the state belongs to everyone. This country is our mother, and it is a duty for all of us to help it to advance and flourish.\u201d In this regard, Member Punjab Assembly and minorities\u2019 leader Najmi Saleem remarked, \u201cMinorities in Pakistan have exactly the same rights and responsibilities as other citizens\u201d. Minister In-charge for National Harmony Dr. Paul Bhatti said, \u201cThe Minorities Day provides us an opportunity to renew the pledge for the promotion of tolerance and interfaith harmony as in a pluralistic society, there can always be a divergence of opinion on a number of issues, but these differences can be solved through interfaith harmony which means a cooperative and positive interaction between people of different religions, traditions, faiths, and spiritual or humanistic beliefs, at all levels.\u201d He acknowledged by pointing out, \u201cMany steps have been taken by the Government for the protection and promotion of minorities like the reservation of 5 percent quota in Government jobs/services, enhancement representation in the parliament, declaration of August 11 as the Minorities Day, including observance of optional holidays and celebration of the festivals of minorities at official level\u201d. A Sikh leader, Sardar Bishan Singh shared similar thoughts and pointed out that all citizens of Pakistan worked together for the growth of the country. It is notable that the Ministry of National Harmony was formed after the devolution of Ministry of Minority Affairs to acknowledge the sacrifices and services of minorities to promote peace, patience and tolerance for creating an understanding and brotherhood among the people of different schools of thought. Nevertheless, since the formation of Pakistan, minorities are contributing in every sphere of life and their political involvement is also worth appreciating. But, it is regrettable that as part of the double game, in the recent years, with the support of anti-Pakistan terror groups such as Baluchistan Liberation Army (BLA), Jundullah, TTP, ISIS, including their affiliated outfits like Lashkar-i-Janghvi which claimed responsibility for various terrorism-related assaults in Pakistan, massacred many persons through suicide attacks, bomb blasts, targeted killings and sectarian violence. Secret agencies such as American CIA, Israeli Mossad and especially, Indian secret agency RAW which have well-established their network in Afghanistan arranged a number of terror-attacks on Ahmadis, Christians, Sikhs and Hindus, including their places of worship in order to distort the image of Pakistan abroad. These foreign- backed terrorist groups are also behind the recent terror attacks in Pakistan. In this context, investigations showed that especially RAW was behind these subversive acts. In fact, besides other terror attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, FATA, Balochistan, Punjab and Karachi, in the recent years, the foreign-backed terror groups also targeted Hindus in the Sindh province to defame Pakistan. Pakistan\u2019s Armed Forces have, successfully, broken the backbone and organized capability of the foreign-backed terrorists to launch well thought-out attacks against the government assets through the successful military operation Zarb-e-Azb which has also been extended to other provinces of the country. While, Pakistan\u2019s law-enforcing agencies, especially primary intelligence agency, ISI has broken the network of these terrorist groups by capturing several militants, while thwarting a number of terror attempts. But, the new wave of terrorism which started in the beginning of this year, having connection in Afghanistan has, again, enveloped Pakistan. Although terrorists have again started subversive activities, yet these are on small scale, as compared to the past, because the main networks of various militant outfits have been broken by the ongoing military operations Zarb-e-Azb and Radd-ul-Fasaad. Terrorism will finally be totally eliminated from Pakistan. It appears, as if the militants have lost major grounds, and in severe frustration, they are trying to create some kind of so-called pressure on the government and the Armed Forces which have castigated them to put up strong resistance. On the other side, India which apparently, claims to be the largest democracy, acting upon the principles of liberalism and secularism has broken all the records of violence, genocide and massacre perpetrated on various ethnic and religious groups, particularly Christians, Muslims and Sikhs, entailing the community of its own lower castes. Since the leader of the ruling party BJP Narendra Modi became Prime Minister of India, various developments like unprecedented rise of Hindu extremism, persecution of minorities even of lower cast-Hindus, forced conversions of other religious minorities into Hindus, ban on beef and cow slaughter, inclusion of Hindu religious books in curriculum, attacks on the Muslims, Pakistani artists, etc. clearly show that encouraged by the Hindu fundamentalist groups such as BJP, RSS VHP, Bajrang Dal and Shiv Sena, including other similar parties have been promoting religious and ethnic chauvinism in India by propagating ideology of Hindutva (Hindu nationalism). Especially, assaults on Christians and Muslims including their places of worships and property have been intensified by the fanatic Hindu mobs. Hindu fundamentalism is on rise and influencing the India society to the dungeon of destruction. The hate campaign unleashed by the fundamentalist forces is keeping the minority group in India wholly pre-occupied with defending their basic human rights and cultural identities. Plight of all the minorities in India\u2014bracing maltreatment, regression and brutalities at the hands of extremists in India has exposed the true face of so-called secular and democratic India. Showing fraught and fraud of the Indian judicial system, in the recent past, a verdict by Indian special court over Gulberg, Ahmedabad Gujarat incident is sham\u2014an eye wash to give a face saving space to the Prime Minister Modi during his interaction with USA legislature, during his visit to the US. Instances of Hinduized police and the biased judiciary is related to many cases such as Gujarat pogroms, Sikh riots, violence against Christians, Dalits and other minorities whose cases are still unregistered-pending or unheard, while in many cases culprits have been exonerated. As regards the rise of Hindu extremism, RSS philosophy and politics prevail over the country in wake of rise of religious extremism against the Muslims and other minorities. New Delhi has availed this golden opportunity, particularly not only in persecution of Indian Muslims, but also against Pakistan. Here questions arises that when the US and other Western countries are intolerant and abhorrent of the terrorist outfits like ISIS (Daesh) etc. due to their extremists practices and barbarity to humanity, then why Hindu fundamentalist groups like RSS, including Hindu extremist activist Modi who is involved in ethnic cleansing of Muslim minority, being accorded a red carpet or cardinal\u2019s treatment in America. However, it shows double standards of the rulers of the US and some other Western countries who are silent over Hindu terrorism, as they took no practical action against New Delhi. As a matter of fact, as part of the double game, Pakistan has become special target of the US-led India and Israel, including some Western countries. CIA, RAW and Mossad have been supporting various kinds of terror attacks, including hostage-takings in various cities of the country, while supporting separatist elements in Balochistan and Gilgit-Baltistan provinces. These agencies are using the terrorists to destabilize Tibetan regions of China, Iranian Sistan-Baluchistan and Pakistan\u2019s Balochistan by arranging the subversive activities. In this regard, CPEC project is their main target. Again, it mentioned that, RAW is also conducting terror assaults in Pakistan. But, as part of the dual strategy, CIA, RAW and Mossad are in connivance with the Afghan intelligence agency, National Directorate of Security (NDS) and other terrorist groups. With latest capture of six NDS supported terrorists in Balochistan, the number of NDS backed terrorists arrested and killed by Pakistani intelligence agencies has crossed over 126. These external secret agencies are particularly supporting the TTP which is hiding in Nuristan and Kunar provinces of Afghanistan. Reportedly, Mullah Fazlullah led TTP was being prepared to carry out a fresh wave of terror activities inside Pakistan, as the latter has become center of the Great Game owing to the ideal location of Balochistan. Unlike India, where religious minorities are being targeted by the Hindu fundamentalist groups, all the minorities such as Christians, Ahmadis, Hindus, Sikhs, Parsis and Buddhists enjoy fundamental rights in Pakistan, including all other rights of citizenry in Pakistan. 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        "raw_content": "Cost vs. Value: Two Ways You Can Make It Better\nPosted in Being a REALTOR\u00ae, Design & Architecture, Selling, by Stacey Moncrieff on July 8, 2009\nWe\u2019re on our way to producing the 2009-10 Cost vs. Value Report. So far, 1,544 REALTORS\u00ae have completed the Cost vs. Value survey that\u2019s in the field. Another 1,153 have started the survey but not completed it. That\u2019s a great start, but I\u2019d love it if more of you\u2013brokers, salespeople, and particularly appraisers\u2013would take the survey (http://www.Specpan.com/CostValue).\nThe Cost vs. Value Report is one of the most popular features we run every year. It gives an estimated resale value for various remodeling projects (33 this year). In REALTOR\u00ae magazine, we present an overview of the report (typically in December, but because of our reduced publication schedule, watch for this year\u2019s Report in January 2010). Our partner, Remodeling magazine, provides complete metro area reports free (in PDF format) to those who register at costvsvalue.com.\nChances are, if you live in one of the 80 metro areas covered by the report, you\u2019ve already received an e-mail message (or two, or three) from me asking you to complete this year\u2019s survey. I apologize for the redundancy, but the broader the participation, the more reliable our data. So the first way you can make the report better is by completing the survey.\nHere\u2019s what the survey requires of you: You review the specs and cost estimates for each project (this year, you\u2019ll also see an artist\u2019s rendering of each one), and you estimate what percentage of the cost would likely be recouped if the house were sold in today\u2019s market.\nIt\u2019s not an easy survey to complete. That\u2019s why we always offer an incentive. This year, if you qualify (essentially, if you live in one of the 80 metro areas covered by the report\u2013see below for more details) and you complete the survey by midnight on Aug. 17, 2009, your name will be entered into a drawing for one of three $500 American Express gift cards.\nDespite its popularity, the Cost vs. Value Report has its limitations. Over the years, Sal Alfano, the editorial director of Remodeling, and I have offered up a number of caveats to readers. For example, neighborhood returns can vary greatly, as can the scope and quality of remodeling projects and the value individual buyers place on them.\nLast year, several readers chimed in with another concern: They said the remodeling cost estimates given for their market were higher\u2013in some cases much higher\u2013than customary.\nThat brings me to the second way you can make the Cost vs. Value Report better: by bringing your market knowledge to bear when you share it with homeowners. We don\u2019t pull the estimates out of thin air\u2013they\u2019re produced by Hometech Information Systems, a Bethesda, Md.-based estimating software developer\u2013but we recognize that costs can vary greatly.\nA lot of real estate pros I talk to say the Cost vs. Value Report is a great starting point, a chance to initiate a discussion with homeowners who are thinking about a remodeling project. As with any tool, the value you get from Cost vs. Value depends on what you put in.\n(Details on the drawing: There\u2019s no purchase necessary to enter the drawing. There\u2019s a limit of one entry per person. The sweepstakes is open to legal residents of the United States who are 18 years or older, have Internet access and a valid e-mail account, and are current members of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS\u00ae in one of the 80 qualifying metropolitan areas listed in the official rules. Void where prohibited by law. To read the official rules, click the following link: http://www.specpan.com/costvalue/costvalue_rules.htm.)\nTags:Cost vs. Value Report,remodeling\nMany of the ads I see for remodeling talk about increasing the home value. Of course that is true but it is never as much as the project cost. Especially in today\u2019s market where people seems even less willing to pay for upgrades than they did a few years ago. The main value I see if that it will make the home sell quicker or just sell at all as opposed to not selling at all in some cases.\nI think appraisers should be the ones to fill out a survey like this as they have more data than Realtors. They are much more used to dealing with adjustments for different items.\nAdelle Shaw\nAlways find the results of this survey useful and helpful for my clients\nLeah Knoerlein\nMany of the improvements while they add some monetary value, make the home sell at a faster pace compared to those without the improvements.",
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        "raw_content": "Mikala Kindley\nAlumni Mikala Kindley graduated in 2011 and went Remington college, earning a degree in criminal justice. In high school Kindley participated in journalism, FCA, BASIC and sports medicine.\nWhat all have you done after high school?\n\u201cAfter high school, I took the non-traditional route of getting an Associate\u2019s Degree in Criminal Justice from a trade school called Remington College in July of 2013,\u201d Kindley said. \u201cI\u2019ve been a preschool teacher, a receptionist for an animal hospital and most recently, I ran HR for 3 offices in 3 different countries for an IBM business partner. I got the honor and privilege of opening an office in London for my former employer and now I\u2019m working in the HR department for Baylor Scott and White Medical Center- Carrollton. I\u2019ve had lots of different jobs but I\u2019m super happy with where I\u2019ve landed. 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I mostly learned from Doc that it\u2019s important to get up, hustle every day and always give your 1000% against all odds, on and off the field. Being in Sports Medicine taught me to work hard, never give up and to be an excellent team player.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m currently the Human Resources Assistant at Baylor Scott and White Medical Center- Carrollton,\u201d Kindley said. \u201cIn a nutshell, I\u2019m the first point of contact for new-hires and employees at my Baylor facility. I complete their work verifications, confirm their clinical certifications and licenses for their specific jobs, different roles in the hospital have to have certain certifications such as CPR and cardiac stuff in order to practice, track compliance for such certifications like expiration dates, perform workforce analysis like affirmative action planning, and raise employee issues to the proper channels to bring solutions in real time. 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Eventually I\u2019ll make time to do the whole marriage and kids thing, but for now, my career is my baby and I\u2019m raising her right.\u201d\n\u201cMy advice to current high schoolers is to slow down and listen,\u201d Kindley said. \u201cBreathe it all in, I promise you will miss high school. Implement good time management skills now because believe me, it makes a difference when you\u2019re older. When I was an 18 year old senior, I couldn\u2019t fathom even being 24 or what my life would be like then, so don\u2019t let hardships or curveballs that life throws at you completely bog you down. Roll with it. Life will always ebb and flow. It\u2019s not how you suffer, it\u2019s how you recover that defines you. Finish everything you start. Go to the games that you think you don\u2019t want to go to, believe me. You\u2019ll be sitting in traffic one Friday night 8 years from now wishing that you could. Learn how to change a tire and how to do your taxes. 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        "raw_content": "Hailee Smith\nAlumnus Hailee Smith graduated in 2013 and went to Oklahoma State University. While in high school Smith participated in Drill Team and AVID.\n\u201cWhen I first graduated from Legacy, I attended Oklahoma State University in the fall of 2013,\u201d Smith said. \u201cAfter a semester, I went back home and then attended Tarrant County Community College. Right now, I am focusing and working towards my Bachelor\u2019s Degree in Elementary Education.\u201d\n\u201cRight now being an Elementary Education major, is something that I have always dreamed of doing,\u201d Smith said. \u201cAlthough, when I first went to college I was a little worried about being in this field, due to the fact that Teachers usually do not make a lot of money. After starting out as a business major and hating it, I finally decided to change my major to something that I loved doing and not worrying about how much money I will be making in the future. I have had several teachers that have influenced my life in a positive way and that is what I hope to do for all of my future students that I teach.\u201d\n\u201cOne major thing that I learned in High School, specifically the AVID Program was to stay organized and on top of all of my work and be proactive will doing it,\u201d Smith said. \u201cEvery week I make tons of to-do lists for myself, as well as keep a planner to organize homework and other things that need to be completed.\u201d\n\u201cRight now, I am working part time for Meeting and Conference Services at Oklahoma State University, while I finish my degree,\u201d Smith said. \u201cAt my job, I get to schedule events and book meetings for student groups and VIP\u2019s on campus.\u201d\n\u201cMy plans for the future include graduating in 2019 with a Bachelor\u2019s Degree in Elementary Education, and begin my career as a Teacher,\u201d Smith said.\n\u201cThe biggest advice that I have for high schoolers is to start making good habits now with getting organized, because organization is key in college,\u201d Smith said. \u201cAlso, one thing that I have learned while being in college, is that you may not graduate in four years or two years depending on your field of study, yet all that matters is that you one day walk across that stage and get your degree in a field that makes you happy.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Aftermath of the Khan \u2013 Peterson Title Fight\nPosted on 11 Dec, 2011, by gerakis100 in Boxing\nAmir Khan got robbed, as simple as that. Lamont Peterson\u2019s story may be a wonderful fairy-tale. From Homeless childhood to boxing world champion, but his Light Welterweight belts came thanks to two highly contreversial referee decisions at best. Amir Khan beat him in that ring, the referee and the judges just decided otherwise.\nAn upset that puts Lamont Peterson at unbelievable peak for him \u2013 The WBA and IBF Light Welterweight champion of the world, and no matter how many of us write about how the whole Split Decision win was wrong, Peterson won the fight he talked about as his last opportunity to reach the top. For Khan, this just means his road to super stardom, to achieving the goal of being pound-4-pound king, got a lot more harder and complicated.\nIt was a good, very good fight. Lots of action. Khan knocked Peterson twice during the first round, but only one of those was written down as a knockdown. The first of many debatable scoring moments. Peterson came back and showed durability and his ability to cut off the ring, keeping Khan close to the ropes. The Brit showed his combination ability and released impressive flurries now and again, clearly showing on Peterson by the end of the day.\nIt wasn\u2019t enough. I didn\u2019t think home advantage would mean this much. It did. Khan also thought it won\u2019t be this bad. I knew it would be tough against him in his home town and this is why boxing has not been in Washington DC for 20 years \u2013 because you get a decision like that. I thought he was going to headbutt me, that\u2019s why I pushed him.\nKhan (26-2) lost a point in the seventh round when he was called for pushing. Joe Cooper, the referee, forgot to look at Peterson constantly coming at Khan\u2019s face with headbutts numerous times. Home advantage does that. If it wasn\u2019t enough, Khan lost another point in the 12th and final round, deducted for what Cooper thought was another push. More BS. But that\u2019s Washington, it seems.\nThe scorecards showed 113-112, 113-112, 111-114. Khan was undoubtedly the better fighter of the day. He just didn\u2019t knock out Peterson, and made mistakes by not going for the KO. It seems his corner reminded him to go for it a little too late, when Peterson was going gung ho and trying more than before to turn this into a brawl. I don\u2019t blame him. Khan is technically a much better fighter, so Peterson kept the fight where he had a shot.\nThe early talks? Rematch. Amir Khan will no doubt want his rings back. Any plans of leaving Light Welterweight will probably be put on hold. Khan, who made $1.1 million + British TV money, felt that it wasn\u2019t a justified decision after the 12 rounds. It was like I was against two people in there. He kept trying to pick me up, he was wild, he was coming in with his head lower and lower every time. I had to push him away because he was trying to come in with his head. He was just so low. He was being effective in pressurising me but I was the cleaner fighter all night. Bottom line \u2013 I am ready for a rematch.\nForget about Bradley, Mayweather and Pacquiao. Welterweight can wait. Amir Khan needs to prove this loss wasn\u2019t on him entirely. He didn\u2019t do enough to win, I think he and his corner know that. In venues like this, you have to prove beyond a doubt you\u2019re the better fighter. Khan was, but not by a landslide. The way boxing works, unfortunately, goes against you in cases like this. A shame.\nBut for Lamnot Peterson (30-1-1), this was more than a special night. A coronation night. A champions in his division, something he thought might have slipped away from him after losing to Timothy Bradley and drawing against Victor Ortiz. Life, boxing, it\u2019s fluid and slippery. Never say never, and never lose hope.\nPeterson, to no surprise, didn\u2019t have any problem with the refereeing decisions \u2013 I think they should have taken points for him holding my head down. He was pushing a lot, but I didn\u2019t mind it. I just didn\u2019t like the dipping down of my head. Every time I pulled back, he was coming in and catching me, So I said, this probably isn\u2019t the best thing to do. So I went forward and changed the game plan. I said we had three game plans, and we won with No. 2.\nI think that summarized why Khan didn\u2019t win the fight, besides the biased refereeing decisions. Khan didn\u2019t come after Peterson enough. He allowed the American to push him back too many times, settling for surgical strikes instead of going for the kill. 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        "raw_content": "Learn About the Guidelines On Having the Best Passport Photos\nIt is very vital for a person to have a good passport photo as there very many gains that are associated to a person having a good passport photo.People in most parts of the world are however unaware of some of the tips that they need to follow in order for them to have the best passport photos. Some rules or regulations need to be adhered to by the people who are looking forward on having the right passport photos so that they can enjoy the benefits of having the correct passport photo.The main objective of this article is to highlight some of this guidelines that play an important role in order for people to have the correct passport.\nOne of the important guideline that a person needs to consider in order for them to have the right passport photo is the choice of clothing to wear. In addition, it is also important to consider the color of the clothing when taking a passport photo. One needs to know the color of clothing that is recommendable to wear and the color of the clothing that one should not wear.\nIt is important for people to note as well as appreciate that in order to have the correct passport photo, one of the most important guideline is that of researching on the best professional to carry out the service.Having a professional photographer is very important when it comes to the passport photos. Because of the comparison between the different persons carrying out the services, it is important to note that better decision making on the photographer to contract is done.\nOne of the other guideline that need to be followed for people who are intent on having the best passport photo is that of researching on the requirements of the passport photo. There are differences in the passport photo requirements of the different countries and this is very important to note. The importance of knowing on the photo requirements is that you are able to minimize any conflict with the law.\nOne of the other important tips that a person needs to consider in the process of finding the right passport photo is that of looking for an editing software so that you can personally take the passport photo. It is important to note that on this tip, in order for a person to get the best passport photo, they need to learn on the basics of photography as well as on the us of the passport editing software.\nChoice of makeup is also very important to consider while in the proves of taking a passport photo.One of the other important guideline towards having the correct passport photo is that of asking for the recommendations of other people on the process they followed so that they could have the right passport photo.\nA Simple Plan: Passports",
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        "raw_content": "Drug Abuse Treatment Programs in Vermont \u2013 800-303-2482\nSubstance abuse in Vermont is an increasingly serious problem, having a great impact on the population of the state especially the youth. Some of the most commonly abused drugs in Vermont include alcohol, methamphetamine, cocaine, ketamine, and LSD\u2019s among others. In effort to curb this problem, there exist a number of institutions aimed at helping drug addicts recover from their addiction. Some of these institutions include Lund Family Centre, Recovery House Inc., Behavioral Health and Wellness Centre, Baart Behavioral Services, Habit Opco, Central Vermont Abuse services Co, and HealthCare and Rehabilitation Services of Southeastern Vermont among others.\nIn addition to that, the Division of Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program (ADAP) under the Vermont Department of Health is also instrumental in tackling alcohol and drug abuse in the state. Another important body in the state charged with tackling the drug menace is the Vermont Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council otherwise known as VADAC. The council was established in 1983, under the auspices of the Agency of Human Services. The council is charged with the task of tackling problems arising from drugs and alcohol abuse.\nThe council comprises of the commissioner of public safety, the commissioner of liquor control, commissioner of education, commissioner of motor vehicles and the secretary of the agency of human services among others. Another important program in the state is the Intensive Substance Abuse Programm otherwise known ISAP as under the department of Corrections. The program aims at addressing the connection between an offender\u2019s criminal activities and substance abuse, reducing incarceration time of offenders, and helping the offender\u2019s access treatment services.\nSome of the crimes that the offenders are charged with include driving under the influence, dispensing regulated drugs, possession of regulated drugs and escaping from a law enforcement officer among others. However, it is paramount to note that offenders must meet a set of clinical and correctional criteria for him or her to be admitted into the program. This program has been very successful in helping offenders with a large number of offenders being rehabilitated. There are two main categories of drug abuse rehabilitation programs in Vermont. For starters, there is the hospital based alcohol and drug addiction program. Under this program, the addict can access detoxification services and Medicare.\nContrary, to the name of the program, not all treatment is offered in a hospital setting. Secondly, there is the residential alcohol and drug addiction program. Under this program, the addict is placed in an inpatient rehabilitation program. The program may run for about one month or less. Under this program, the addict lives in a treatment facility, and undergoes treatment every day for a stipulated amount of time. These two programs are aimed at treating adults who are above 18 years old.\nFor individuals below 18 years, there exits adolescent treatment program aimed at helping teens overcome their addiction problems. Lastly, there is the Vermont Strategic Prevention Framework Initiative, which is a program aimed at helping communities reduce substance use and its effects by assessment and evaluation.",
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        "raw_content": "A knife-wielding robber who inadvertently dropped a plastic bag which contained paperwork displaying his address has been jailed.\nArmed with a kitchen knife, Steven Rice, who\u2019s 33 years old, robbed the Spar store on Lord Street in South Shields, on the 14th April this year.\nRice, of no fixed abode, helped himself to tobacco pouches behind the counter before also making off with a bundle of notes and a bag of coins to the value of nearly \u00a3300.\nHowever, as he fled the scene, Rice dropped a carrier bag which led officers directly to an address on St Vincent Street, South Shields where he was staying. Cash and clothing found inside was subsequently seized by police.\nHe initially refuted his involvement in the robbery but pleaded guilty to the offence at Newcastle Crown Court in September.\nOn Monday (December 3), he was jailed for five years and 10 months with an extended licence for three years upon his release.\nDetective Sergeant Gaye Martin, of Northumbria Police, said:\n\u201cThis was a selfish act which will have been absolutely terrifying for employees who were confronted at knifepoint while carrying out their daily jobs.\n\u201cAs a result, I am pleased that Steven Rice is now behind bars and this sends a message to would-be offenders that they will not get away with this type of crime.\n\u201cRice thought he would be able to get away with his actions and insisted his innocence throughout the investigation, until the weight of evidence against him was overwhelming.\n\u201cWe are committed to tackling this type of crime which undermines the fabric of our communities, and will continue to pursue offenders and bring them to justice.\n\u201cThere is no doubt that residents and businesses in South Tyneside can sleep more peacefully at night knowing Rice has now been taken off our streets.\u201d\nRice admitted one count of robbery and now begins a spell behind bars.",
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        "raw_content": "Ready, set, vote\nYour guide to who can vote and how\nSun Peaks is made of a unique combination of year round residents, part-time locals and visitors and all of them are impacted by the leadership of Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality (SPMRM).\nWith a local election on Oct. 20 it may be unclear who has a say in choosing our local representatives. .\nTo be eligible to vote you must be 18 years-old or older and be a Canadian citizen. You also must have been a resident of B.C. for at least six months to register and lived or owned property in the area for at least thirty days.\nIf you own property in one jurisdiction in one but live in one or more others you may vote in the jurisdiction where you live and each jurisdiction where you own property.\nFor example, if you are an eligible voter who lives in Vancouver but own a home in Sun Peaks you may vote in each jurisdiction.\nVoting will take place Oct. 20 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Sun Peaks Family Practice.\nAdvance polls will be open at the municipal office at the municipal office in the Kookaburra Lodge on Oct. 10 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.\nThose not available on either day are able to mail in their ballot as long as it is received by Oct. 20 at 8 p.m.\nThere are six candidates running for three SPMRM councillor positions and two candidates running for one position of trustee for area four of the Kamloops/Thompson school district.\nAl Raine is the only mayoral candidate for Sun Peaks.\nResidents of Whitecroft, Heffley Lake or the surrounding areas which do not fall within boundaries of a municipality are able to vote for a director in the Thompson Nicola Regional District. For Area P, which encompasses those communities as well as Sun Peaks Mel Rothenburger is the only candidate.\nSPMRM\nPrevious articleScouts tackle Berg lake trail\nNext articleTasteFull Excursions offers more as Greyhound shuts doors",
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        "raw_content": "CV & Interview Tips > CV Tips\nAlways be clear that the sole purpose of your CV is to get you an interview, during which you can demonstrate (or not) your suitability for the job in question. Many candidates do not understand that hiring managers tend to get inundated with CVs and as a result they will often make very quick decisions on whether a CV is of interest to them or not.\nMake sure that the CV is neat and simple in its layout. If a manager cannot quickly get to the information that is of interest to him or her then they will probably give up and start reading the next one.\nSummarise your key technical skills on the front page underneath your contact details and education.\nList your career history in reverse chronological order with your most recent role at the front. This is what a potential employer wants to read first. List clearly your job title, the dates of employment, the technologies that you used (do not list products that were installed at the site but that you had no involvement with) and most importantly the details of the particular role or roles you performed at that company. You need to try and sell yourself here!\nThere is a balance to be had between writing too much detail and not enough. The level of detail needs to be partially linked to the length of time you spent at the company and the number of different projects that you were involved with. It is not appropriate to sum up 15 years in 2 paragraphs or to write 2 pages about only 1 year of employment.\nOverall we would suggest that your CV should not run to more than 3 or 4 pages of A4, perhaps 5 at the most. As a general rule, employers have little interest in the detail of what you were doing more than 5 or 6 years ago. It is overwhelmingly the work you have been doing for the last 2 years that they want to read about when deciding whether or not to call you in for an interview. This is where your effort needs to go on the CV.\nList your hobbies and interests at the end of the CV, not at the front.\nEither include a couple of referees or add a line at the end saying they are available on request.\nKeep the formatting consistent and use bullet points where appropriate. Make sure you proof read and spell check \u2013 poor grammar or spelling reflects badly on the author of the document.\nListen to the opinion of recruiters on your CV. We read them all day every day and know what formats employers like to see and that are successful in achieving interviews.",
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        "raw_content": "Russian State Duma calls for efforts to popularize Russian language abroad\nThe statistics saying that the Russian language is the fifth of the world\u2019s most widely spoken languages\nMOSCOW, June 6 (Itar-Tass) - Russian lawmakers call for more robust efforts to popularize the Russian language abroad and to enhance the language culture in the country.\nOn Thursday, the Russian State Duma lower parliament house organized a roundtable meeting on the occasion of the Russian Language Day. \u201cThe language culture of present-day society, as well as the state policy in this sphere need serious adjustment of approaches to the role and significance of the Russian language,\u201d participants in the meeting said.\nThus, the chairman of the State Duma committee for CIS affairs and relations with compatriots, Leonid Slutsky, cited statistics saying that the Russian language is the fifth of the world\u2019s most widely spoken languages. \u201cBut, experts say that by 2025, the number of Russian-speakers across the globe will go down from the current 278 million to 152 million, including 110 million those who live in Russia,\u201d he said. \u201cIt means that the Russian language might yield to French, Urdu, Arabic, Portuguese, and Bengali.\u201d\nSuch pessimistic forecasts, in his words, stem from the considerable changes in the geopolitical situation of the past two decades when emerging sovereign states changed their political and economic priorities. \u201cThe general tendency in the policy of the majority of countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Baltic republics towards the Russian language is as follows: it used to be considered a native language in the first years of independence, then it was a second native language, then it reduced to a language of interethnic communication and further on - to a language of a national minority to finally become an optional course on the curriculum,\u201d he noted.\nMoreover, he went on, language skills are degrading among the youth both in and outside Russia, while the language is losing its role in the sphere of interethnic communication. Ultimately, in his words, it leads to ethno-cultural dissociation between Russia and other member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States. \u201cIt means that are a result of the abolition of the system of Russian-language education in the post Soviet states millions our compatriots abroad will lose their historic roots, will be disintegrated and assimilated, and it will undermine the unity of the CIS,\u201d Slutsky stressed.\nSo, participants in the roundtable meeting decided to recommend the Russian foreign ministry to make a wide use in international agreements with foreign states of the practice of mutual language classes exchanges, to offer state support to Russian-speakers living abroad in what concerns their right to speak their native language and study it along with the official languages of their countries. Apart from that, the lawmakers spoke in favor of supporting the existing and opening new Russian-language schools, popularizing Russian-language literature abroad, helping to expand Russian-language television broadcasting abroad, and encouraging information coverage of events in Russia in foreign media.",
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        "raw_content": "My 2012 Wish List for Windows Phone\nI have been using Windows Phone virtually from launch day, and have been patient with the team about so many things that have been missing from the OS. Windows Phone 7.5, aka Mango, addressed a lot of my complaints, but now I have another, deeper set of functionality (and wishes!) I\u2019d like to see implemented.\nThe following is my wish list for Windows Phone for the year 2012. Given that one of the wishes is for more frequent updates, I am hoping some of the functionality gaps are filled sooner than later.\nMarket share: First and foremost, I\u2019d like to see Windows Phone get to a decent market share. The stars have aligned nicely with RIM dying a slow death, and webOS being killed by HP for Windows Phone to be easily positioned as the #3 platform. However, it would be a pity if the 3rd-biggest platform is at 5% with iOS and Android making up 95% of the market. It would be better if Windows Phone could get to 10-15% or above to really make it relevant. Education at carrier stores, more incentives for carrier salespeople, Nokia\u2019s Rolling Thunder campaign, expansion to new markets, etc. should help.\nMore Silicon Valley startup involvement: Most startups are not going to devote time to building Windows Phone apps with its market share around 1.5%. It simply does not make financial sense. I would like to see the Microsoft developer relations/evangelism folks to embed themselves in such startups and help them build the next cool appfor Windows Phone in addition to iOS/Android. For that, this evangelist team will have to work closely in Silicon Valley (and perhaps New York) to identify the companies which are doing great things in the mobile space and help them as early as possible in their lifecycle.\nGet existing marquee apps at par with iOS/Android counterparts: Microsoft would like us to believe that 90% of the top iOS/Android apps are available for Windows Phone. That may be arguable, but even existing apps like Facebook and Twitter have not seen updates to bring features at par with iOS/Android versions. For example, Facebook app does not support updating Groups or Twitter app (still) does not provide notifications. Also, given that some of these apps have been built by Microsoft, or even worse, by a third party, it is hard to understand who is to blame for the lack of functionality updates.\nAbandon the annual minor and major update cycle: Windows Phone has settled into a cycle where they have minor releases once a year and major updates once a year, each separated by about 6 months. While this is great for larger, non-mobile programs, it is absolutely slow in the mobile industry, especially for bug fixes and security updates. Until Windows Phone is at par with iOS and Android in terms of overall functionality, I don\u2019t think they should settle down into a 6-month update cycle. Till then, the updates should be rapid, incremental and extremely frequent.\nPosted on January 1, 2012 January 3, 2012 Author Romit MehtaCategories Mobile NewsTags 2012, Apollo, Mango, Microsoft, mobile, Nokia, Skype, Tango, Windows Phone, Windows Phone 75 Comments",
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        "title": "Technopolis: Earth's water crisis: A vision from space",
        "raw_content": "Musgrave, a brilliant engineer, MD, philosopher, poet, and scholar with wide-ranging interests, is renown as the person who flew on the Space Shuttle Endeavor in 1993, going outside the ship to repair equipment problems in Hubble Telescope, glitches that had rendered the satellite basically useless. His main contribution at the conference was to show and comment upon photographs he had taken during several of his flights in orbit. Among the scenes were panoramas of whole continents, oceans and islands, cities lighted at night, lakes, clouds, and an array of human-made systems of dwelling, energy and transportation. One especially astonishing sequence of slides showed a lightning storm spreading across a vast landscape. \u201cFrom space one can clearly see,\u201d he noted, \u201cthat lightning bursts are not singular events, but systematic patterns fanning out from a center along a chain of electrical points.\u201d (1)\nMusgrave explained that his use of photography in space over the years stemmed from an insight that dawned on him during his first flights into the stratosphere. As he worked with his fellow astronauts, he noticed how few seemed genuinely interested in the marvels that surrounded them as they circled Earth. Some of them scarcely bothered to look up from the instruments and displays they were monitoring. Just outside the windows of their satellites were the most extraordinary vistas ever witnessed by a human being. \u201cBut many of my colleagues were so thoroughly involved with their assigned routines that they didn\u2019t take time to gaze into universe that beckoned.\u201d\nAppalled by this odd, unnecessary convention, Musgrave quietly rebelled. As he told our gathering, \u201cI cultivated a particular habit. Wherever I was in orbit inside the capsule or outside in a space suit, whatever it was I had to accomplish, I would remind myself every 90 seconds or so: Story, look around!\u201d In that spirit, he made it his practice to pause, turn his eyes from the equipment for a moment, and gaze out at the stars and down toward the Earth. He persisted in doing this even during the intensive, delicate work floating weightlessly to install new electronics packages for the Hubble. \u201cWhy should I avoid taking a moment to gaze into the universe?\u201d he exclaimed. \u201cAfter all, I was one of the few persons in all of human history to have had this wonderful opportunity.\u201d\nDuring our panel discussion of the future of space travel, Musgrave expressed some sympathy with the general argument I\u2019d made about the need to reject the Cold War patriotism and military ideology of the first generation American space programs. Perhaps he was just being polite, but he offered no objection to my provocation that the earliest steps in U.S. space initiatives were an afterthought, attempts to glamorize the production of intercontinental ballistic missiles.\nMy subsequent reading about Story\u2019s life and work made it clear that, in fact, his experience of space travel had always been intensely spiritual, informed by his readings in philosophy poetry, and natural history including the classics of European romanticism, the works of American transcendentalists -- Emerson, Thoreau, Whitman, and others -- sensibilities expressed in some 300 poems about space he\u2019s written over the years.\nIn a 1997 interview for the Academy of Achievement, Musgrave took care to emphasize the literary and philosophical roots of his vision. \u201cWhitman expressed the whole universe in his poetry and in his catalogues. That attitude almost defines what we call American romanticism, or American transcendentalism. I feel particularly close to them, because I am now out in the universe. I'm in a position to see nature from another point of view, to be outside the earth and see the big picture. To have an absolutely clear shot at the skies and to see stars that you can't see from down here, Magellanic clouds, auroras, a new perspective of nature.... It's clear to see why I like the English romantics and the American transcendentalists. I like their poetry as literature but also, from a philosophical point of view, I have very close ties to them.\u201d (2)\nOne of the slides he showed at the conference left strong, lasting impression on me, enough so that I\u2019ve used it -- along with his \u201cStory, look around!\u201d maxim -- in my classroom teaching over the years. From a vantage point high above the Earth, the photo showed the Arabian Peninsula in bright daylight, revealing massive arrays of little green circles in precise geometrical patterns within the yellow desert terrain. \u201cWhat you see here,\u201d he explained, \u201care systems of irrigation using gigantic water sprinklers that move slowly in circular swaths, watering fields of wheat and other agricultural products.\u201d Clearly, the dozens of green circles were expressions of one of the signature projects in the \u201cconquest of nature\u201d celebrated during the mid-twentieth century: \u201cmaking the deserts bloom.\u201d He paused for a moment and then quietly mused, \u201cIt took tens of thousands of years for water to gather in the deep aquifers that these farms now pump to the surface. It will take only twenty years to exhaust them.\u201d And with that he clicked on to the next slide.\nMusgrave\u2019s comments are echoed in a series recent scientific studies and news reports about one the excesses of contemporary civilization -- the increasingly frantic quest to extract water from the world\u2019s remaining aquifers. Many of the green circles from satellite photos of the Arabian Peninsula have already turned brown as the underground wells that quenched them have dried up, never to be replenished. According to recent estimates, four fifths of the water in Saudi Arabia\u2019s wells have been tapped out. Although the country has built desalinization plants to provide water from the sea, the cost of $1 per cubic meter is prohibitive for agricultural applications. A desperate alternative has been to secure lands and water for Saudi agriculture at distant locations including the headwaters of the Nile River in Ethiopia. Projects of this kind have repeatedly brought the Saudis in conflict with local populations unhappy with the coming of billionaire oil sheiks. (3)\nA similar predicament now faces my home state of California. Four years of persistent drought have eliminating much of the water that once flowed in abundance from rains and snowmelt in the Sierra Nevada mountains, forcing farms, towns and cities to draw upon deposits of water from underground wells and deep aquifers. According to the March 2015 estimate of NASA hydrologist Jay Famiglietti, \u201cRight now the state has only about one year of water supply left in its reservoirs, and our strategic backup supply, groundwater, is rapidly disappearing. California has no contingency plan for a persistent drought like this one (let alone a 20-plus-year mega-drought), except, apparently, staying in emergency mode and praying for rain. In short, we have no paddle to navigate this crisis.\u201d (4) An additional unhappy surprise is that as water is pumped from the ground to supplant customary surface supplies, some communities have experienced the sinking of large patches of land as subsurface caverns give way.\nThe larger picture of events in Arabia and California is offered in a comprehensive scientific study published earlier this year, warning that many of the world\u2019s largest and most crucial sources of underground fresh water are now in steep decline. From 2003 to 2013 NASA\u2019s GRACE satellites measured changes in the Earth\u2019s gravitational pull, ones caused by reduction in the mass of water from the world\u2019s aquifers. (5) As reported by the Washington Post, \u201cTwenty-one of the world\u2019s 37 largest aquifers \u2013 in locations from India and China to the United States and France \u2013 have passed their sustainability tipping points, meaning more water was removed than replaced during the decade-long study-period....\u201d (6) Roughly 35% of all water used by people around the globe comes from underground sources of this kind.\nAmong the troubles that afflict our planet today are the alluring power fantasies left behind by the era of reckless modernity of the twentieth century. Some of the more prominent lingering delusions assume a limitless supply of resources crucial for economic growth, consumerist materialism and \u201cthe good life,\u201d including what were long assumed to be the \u201cfree\u201d and \u201cinexhaustible\u201d resources of fresh water from the skies and in our lakes, streams and rivers. To some extent the worlds\u2019 growing awareness of resource depletion, global climate disruption and other features of civilization's assault upon Earth\u2019s biosphere arose from observations and measurements gathered by space satellites and those skillfully employ them. Today, as the world's people seek new policies and creative alliances to address these calamities, the availability of good scientific evidence from satellites and elsewhere is, of course, absolutely crucial. But for a generation inclined to stare passively, even obsessively into video displays and smart phone screens, the wisdom of Story Musgrave\u2019s astronaut invocation seems more relevant than ever: \u201cHumanity, look around!\"\n(1) The quotes from Dr. Musgrave I offer here are from my memory and should be understood only as, I hope, faithful reconstructions of his remarks at the Rice conference.\n(2) \u201cInterview: Story Musgrave, Dean of American Astronauts,\u201d May 22, 1997, Baltimore, Maryland. http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/printmember/mus0int-1\n(3) Fred Pearce, \u201cSaudi Arabia stakes a claim on the Nile,\u201d National Geographic, Wed., Dec. 19, 2012. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/12/121217-saudi-arabia-water-grabs-ethiopia/\n(4) Jay Famiglietti, \u201cCalifornia has about one year of water stored. Will you ration now?\u201d Los Angeles Times, March 12, 2015. http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-famiglietti-drought-california-20150313-story.html\n(5) Alexandra S. Richey, et al, \u201cUncertainty in global groundwater storage estimates in Total Groundwater Stress framework,\u201d Water Resources Research, July 14, 2015.\n(6) Todd C. Frankel, \u201cNew NASA data show how the world is running out of water,\u201d The Washington Post, June 16, 2015. http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonkblog/wp/2015/06/16/new-nasa-studies-show-how-the-world-is-running-out-of-water/\nWhat? No comments? I suppose yet more evidence of relentless overshoot just blends in to the white noise of modernity. Easter Island writ large.\nFIFA 16 Coins 11:35 PM\nHere is my Favorites FIFA 16 Coins will sent to you at http://www.buyfifa16.co.uk/\nmordant threat 9:34 PM\nTo the left of the current pathches there appears to be a grid of ghost (former?) patches. Is that correct? 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        "raw_content": "The Art of Living Well A Commitment to Precision\nA Commitment to Precision\nThe vision for Terrazza\u2019s innovative architecture and engineering was brought to life by a team of master builders, craftsmen and designers.\nUnique architecture begins with a vision, and ends with the fulfilment of this vision by a team of experts. To truly bring a vision to life, it must be executed with precision.\nThe vision for Terrazza was to create a steel and concrete masterpiece of soaring architecture befitting of its seaside perch, and to anchor the home via innovative and forward thinking in order to be able to handle everything the earth throws its way.\nAnchored by a 24-inch thick slab of concrete that stretches the entire south side of the house, Terrazza is one of very few homes built to full commercial seismic code. It was the first to ever have shock absorbers built into all non-concrete walls, which is now a commercial standard.\nIn the basement, the builders drilled deep into bedrock and laid 18 inches of pea stone under the foundation, providing a natural drainage system for any water coming through the tiered site. To ensure the firmest structural integrity, rebar was drilled into the bedrock in two-foot intervals, fastening the home firmly to the lot and providing further peace-of-mind. One of the most striking features of this basement is the exposed bedrock that has been integrated into the wine cellar and games room, a true master\u2019s touch.\nOn the main level, the house is built on a body of concrete that extends from garage area to the dining room fireplace. Beyond that point, a system of wooden floor joists anchored to steel girders and concrete pillars acts as a versatile and ultra stable sub-structure for the wood and concrete sub-floors. This inventive system allows further adaptability in the future. Looking south, the bank of windows are constructed of tempered glass with a metal membrane, adding a further measure of safety.\nThe main floor features two incredible wood-burning fireplaces, a true rarity in Vancouver, as these are no longer permitted under building code. The fireplaces are fitted with angled steel that never allows smoke into the house, and reinforced by more than 20,000 pounds of concrete each. Both fireplaces employ natural gas for easy lighting. As the original owners say, there\u2019s nothing quite like a natural wood fire.\nWhen it came time to secure the final beams of this architectural masterpiece, there was less than \u00bc inch of play along the entire length of the home, truly fulfilling the exacting standards laid out by the architect.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 WebDriver in JavaScript with Promises\nAlong Came a Symbiont, Part 1 \u2192\nby Jeff Nyman Posted on 11 March 2016\nTesters must have the ability to utilize exploratory testing as well as scripted testing. But exploratory testing is actually not the entirely free-form exercise that some people associate it with. So let\u2019s talk about that.\nIn previous posts, I\u2019ve talked about the craft of testing as well as the idea that there is a component of art to testing. I do believe that craft, and that art, are most on display in the context of effective, efficient, and elegant exploratory testing.\nIn many cases, exploratory testing requires you to combine test design with test execution, coupled with learning about the application itself. Exploratory testing is essentially the act of investigating a problem space that is often very large, very complex \u2014 usually both! \u2014 and that has a shifting, dynamic structure because the parts have interdependencies.\nJames Bach has already posted numerous thoughts about exploratory testing and his thinking is probably way in advance of mine. So I would urge you to read his exploratory testing posts. Whether I agree or disagree with James, he invariably makes me think. I\u2019m going to take a more example-focused approach for this post.\nI should add that exploratory testing is also where you can often most effectively \u201cbump the lamp.\u201d Earlier I talked about bumping the lamp while testing Grand Theft Auto 5. This notion also came up again recently in a game I routinely help Bioware-Austin test, which is Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR, for short). Since I have provided past examples of this work (see testing games is hard and gaming like a tester), here I\u2019ll cover a specific example.\nExploratory Testing for User Immersion\nTesting games is not just about testing functionality, it\u2019s also about testing the space in which the game events take place. Part of this is consistency of appearance and another very large part of it is immersion. Narrative and situational immersion in a game is important to many players and it\u2019s one of those things that many players don\u2019t even notice is happening \u2014 until the immersion is broken. When this occurs it\u2019s referred to as \u201cmimesis-breaking\u201d and exploratory testing is one of the most effective ways I\u2019ve found to look for these kinds of issues.\nIn fact, I\u2019ve found that exploratory testing guided by personas is particularly effective. I highly recommend James Whittaker\u2019s book Exploratory Software Testing: Tips, Tricks, Tours, and Techniques to Guide Test Design as it gets heavily into this idea. While I\u2019m describing this in a game context, the techniques work for any application or service.\nSo let\u2019s consider one example that I came upon when testing the game. It was not something that I could initially have scripted for. It was something I discovered by exploration and, in fact, this came up when I was doing a presentation to the SWTOR developers about testing. I\u2019ll show you a series of screenshots here to make the ideas clear. Click on each image if you want to see a much better resolution image.\nIn the scenes you\u2019ll see here, I\u2019m on this dust-pit of a world called Korriban. (For those of up on the new \u201cExpanded Universe\u201d, this world is now called Moraband.) I wandered into this tomb \u2014 Ajunta Pall\u2019s tomb, if you\u2019re curious \u2014 and I happened to be looking around and, in one room of the tomb, I looked up and saw a hole in the roof.\nI could see a planet or moon through the hole and this made me stop for a second because I couldn\u2019t remember where on the surface this hole could have possibly been. So I checked out my map to see where I currently was located:\nWhat a surprise. It told me I was located exactly where I was. What I needed to see was where that location corresponded in the wider world. In the larger image from above, I circled that so you can see where I had to check. And here\u2019s what I saw:\nSo you can see (by the circles) that my area view shows me in the tomb but now the world view is showing where I am in a wider context. I noticed that I was positionally over the \u201ca\u201d in the word \u201cDark\u201d in the phrase \u201cValley of the Dark Lords\u201d. (Not a vacation spot, let me assure you.) So I cruised up out of the tomb and went back to the area in question. You might notice here that ground level doesn\u2019t seem to show much of a hole:\nI made sure I was standing in the position that I should have seen it:\nAs you can see, I\u2019m over the \u201ca\u201d in the word \u201cDark\u201d in the phrase \u201cValley of the Dark Lords\u201d. So I\u2019m in the same spot that I was underground, but now I\u2019m above ground. I found the lack of a hole disturbing. (Minor Darth Vader reference and joke there. Extra points if you got it.) Further, just to be sure, I took my camera view up so I could get a look and \u2014 yep, as I thought: no hole in the ground.\nNow, would I have scripted a test for this? Probably not. I didn\u2019t even know to consider it until I looked around. And even then, it only struck me because I was checking out the interior of the tomb and really looking around, and happened to correlate one observation here with another observation that I didn\u2019t even really know I made. This inconsistency jumped out at me only because I couldn\u2019t think of any place on the surface where that hole would have led to but notice that this required me to keep in mind the problem space I was dealing with. This, I believe, is an important part of exploratory testing. You have to keep a lot of things in the back of your mind and allow your intuition and experience to guide you a bit.\nThis was also a \u201cbump the lamp\u201d moment for me. I have no idea how many players would even notice this discrepancy and, of that group, I had no idea how many would even care. But I cared. I wanted it to be right. Or as right as possible. Part of exploratory testing, I believe, is also providing a basis for why you use exploration as a means of solid testing. In this context, what solutions could there be to this problem? The developers may say \u201cWell, we\u2019re not going to just change the map. And we can\u2019t entirely remove the graphic of the shaft that leads to the surface.\u201d\nI might (and did) say: \u201cWell, in my exploring in other areas of the tomb, I noticed some of the holes to the surface were covered over like this:\u201d\nThe point here is I argued to the developers that a ready-made solution was already in place. We could just do a render of that particular shaft as closed rather than open.\nImmersion But Also Leading to Functional Issues\nExploratory testing also led me to notice this:\nIn the larger screen shot, you\u2019ll see that my character appears to be levitating. (Yes, she\u2019s a Sith but she\u2019s not that good yet. Levitation is strictly out of her league at the moment. She\u2019s great with a lightsaber, though.) In that scene, notice I\u2019m near a step there? Let\u2019s try moving more onto the platform:\nAh, yes. So there my feet look well planted on the ground. Okay, so maybe we have a layering bug here. Let\u2019s step fully off the platform and steps:\nHmm. I\u2019m still kind of levitating there. Okay\u2019s move even a little further from the steps:\nAnd I\u2019m back on the ground. So that\u2019s an issue I need to bring up. It\u2019s a little immersion breaking. Now I\u2019ll go to that green doorway:\nWhoops! I\u2019m levitating again! But here I\u2019m pretty far from the steps. In fact, I\u2019m about as far as I was previously (when my feet were on the ground), just in a different direction.\nSo by exploring, I\u2019ve clearly found that the layering in this room is off. Oh, and by the way, keep in mind that you control your camera in this game. So as a tester it could be very easy to miss these things because normally your camera is above and behind you, sort of looking down on you from the back. This means it can be difficult to see if your feet are actually touching the ground. You have to rotate your camera around to see this.\nExercise: There\u2019s another thing to be watchful of in these games when you have a character moving through the outdoors and indoors like this. Can you spot what that might be?\nIncidentally, this particular issue that I\u2019m bringing up here can be immersion breaking to an extent. But it has even bigger ramifications. By exploring this I was able to realize that the game rooms were, in many cases, not adequately representing height differences between elements of the room. That can be a huge problem in a game, like this one, that has so-called \u201cjumping puzzles.\u201d I won\u2019t get too much into this here but basically there are these things you can find in the game called \u201cdatacrons\u201d and in many cases you have to leap on pipes, boxes, across gaps, etc. This can be very frustrating when the game is not layering the environment correctly because what looks to you like a correct jump leads to you falling.\nThere are plenty of YouTube videos on datacron hunting if you are curious to see what some of this looks like in practice.\nSo here my exploration led me to realize that previously vague bug reports (like \u201cjumping puzzles are too hard\u201d) could be quantified a bit for looking at variances in how the in-game character was represented in the environment along the x, y and z axes.\nExplore a Model\nNow let\u2019s step back from the game concept for a bit and just do a simple exercise. Consider the following screenshot:\nJust by exploring that static view, what comes to your mind? Is anything triggering alarm bells? How would you explore this particular small bit of functionality were it live in front of you?\nOne of the first things testers tend to notice is how the quantity field appears to be either a drop down or a spinner or perhaps both. (In fact, in the application it is both. The field provides the up/down buttons but it also has a dropdown.) That immediately should ring some alarm bells. What if there are hundreds of items? Forget hundreds \u2014 What if there\u2019s even just 50? So the drop down contain 50 entries? Seems kind of silly, right?\nCertainly another thing that sticks out is the \u201cAdd to Cart\u201d and what should be in a testers mind is that this button should not work if there is no quantity of the item available. A message should presumably be displayed in that case. In fact, perhaps the \u201cAdd to Cart button\u201d should not even display at all if there is no available quantity. The quantity field itself should probably show 0 (and be disabled) if there is no quantity of items available.\nNow if I make that quantity field a text entry field, then I need to make sure that whatever quantity I enter is not greater than what is available. But how will I even know? So there would need to be some indication of the total quantity available and then a means to recognize and respond to attempts to go beyond that availability.\nFurther, I would expect some message should appear automatically if a product has no quantity. I, as a user, shouldn\u2019t have to notice the 0 in a field or the fact that the Add to Cart button is grayed out or not there.\nAlso, are there \u201cTech Specs\u201d on any product? I\u2019m looking at a bottle case there. Would there be \u201ctech\u201d specs for that? Maybe. But in exploration, I\u2019m questioning what that would mean. Perhaps it means dimensions of the bottle or the full case itself. Or maybe it indicates liquid carrying capacity. But just as an exploration exercise, that stuck out at me.\nNow here\u2019s where I\u2019ll tell you that this is from a real application. And, in fact, most of what I indicated I would expect via my exploration was not the case. There were no messages when the quantity was 0. But, in fact, as it turns out, the entire bit of functionality was not connected to the inventory subsystem at all. So there was no way to know the actual quantity available which made for an interesting test exercise when you think about it. Or, rather, it led to an interesting business discussion (and thus a testing-as-design activity).\nWhat to take from this, however, is that just by exploring something by sight, you are able to think about a test approach and a series of scenarios you would like to try. I\u2019m sure, just looking at that image, there are various other things you can think of to try.\nNow let\u2019s give you an actual space to explore. I\u2019ve been constructing a small web site and application for use on putting my automated tool solutions through their paces. One of these sites is called Decohere and I have a Project Overlord portion you can take a look at.\nWithout scripting (and without access to any requirements), just explore that part of the application. See what you discover.\nThere\u2019s one particular bug that may not be obvious and most testers don\u2019t think to script for. It\u2019s a hidden bug, to a certain extent, and, earlier, I wrote up the idea of hidden bug analysis. I specifically put this bug in because I use Project Overlord as a way to test people on test writing skills. In other words, would your tests have found this bug once I introduced it? In my experience this particular bug is found more by the explorers than by the scripters.\nAlways Explore!\nAttention to detail is a large part of being exploratory. I think my game example here showed that a bit. It\u2019s not just a matter of seeing what\u2019s right in front of you but it\u2019s a matter of remembering what was right in front of you earlier and correlating that with what you are seeing now. In the realm of testing, this is sometimes described as using \u201cconsistency heuristics.\u201d That\u2019s part of it, to be sure. But there\u2019s quite a bit more to it than that.\nBeing exploratory is a lot like having a particular sort of muscle. You have to exercise it fairly regularly and in a variety of different domains. Exploration is about keeping a model of something in your mind and then exploring the real thing while updating your mental model. The focus is on investigation and curiosity, coupled with the ability to learn new information and adapt to changes in information. It requires the ability to change modes, from instrumentalist, to operationalist, to theorist \u2014 pretty much on the fly.\nA lot of testers say \u201cWell, duh. I do all that already.\u201d Yet I\u2019ve found many, many testers are not very good at this. Or at least nowhere near as good as they think. (The same no doubt applies to me too, lest it be thought I\u2019m painting with a very selective brush.) Part of my own exploring about how testers think and observe, and thus explore, is what led to me creating my game Test Quest. (I\u2019m still not entirely sure whether I should be embarrassed by that or not.)\nJust note that exploring does not mean giving up on test writing or on any sort of scripted testing at all. Exploratory testing is an approach: one of many. But it is an approach that is one component of allowing testing to be effective, efficient and even elegant as well as an approach that is key to the idea of tester as learner. Finally, I firmly believe that a focus on exploratory testing hones your skills to be a better storyteller.\n4 Responses to The Art of Attention to Detail in Exploratory Testing\nRon Werner says:\nHi Jeff, thanks for sharing such a good read. Interesting insight into your (second) life as a game tester! Also I totally agree with the idea of testing being an art/craft. Achieving quality is a highly skillful engagement that needs trained and inspired artists.\nThe thing that caught my attention immediately on the bottle case is that product description (48 bottles) and picture (12 bottle crate) don\u2019t match. Do they offer 4 of these as quantity \u201c1\u201d? Here unclear specs lead to customer confusion. I\u2019d go for a different shop. \ud83d\ude42\nRon \u2014 you are spot on! That is in fact another of the discrepancies that hopefully come up with just an exploration of the picture itself.\nAlso, as is usually the case, I find people are able to state things much more concisely than I often do. Your sentence of \u201cAchieving quality is a highly skillful engagement that needs trained and inspired artists\u201d is perfect. I couldn\u2019t have said it better myself \u2014 and in fact I didn\u2019t say it better myself. Excellent thought and I sincerely appreciate it.\nOlga Aksi says:\nDear Jeff, as I don\u2019t have LinkedIn profile, I wondered if you could be probably contacted in some other way? I did my job as a tester ) meaning I tried everything in order to find your other contacts, but I couldn\u2019t.\nI\u2019m specifically interested in testing games, I test games for 6 years now, and I\u2019d very much appreciate if we could chat about it. Could I contact you in a Skype chat maybe? Mine is olga.aksi\nThank you for sharing your thoughts and experience, it\u2019s always a pleasure to read.\nThanks for getting in touch. I\u2019ll reach out to you and we\u2019ll go from there.",
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        "raw_content": "Pope hands out soul medicine\nThe thousands who flock to St. Peter\u2019s square to hear the Angelus each Sunday all come away with something, whether it is just the excitement of seeing the pope close up and a few tourist snaps, or a deeper spiritual experience. What they don\u2019t expect is a free gift.\nThis Sunday, 20,000 samples of \u201cMisericordin\u201d, which looked like something you\u2019d expect to get from your pharmacist and not your priest, were handed out to the faithful and the curious in the square.\nPope Francis had already promoted the product. It is a medicine in 59 \"heart granules\". But this is a \u201cspiritual medicine... good for the heart, the soul, your whole life.\u201d In fact, the box contained a rosary and instructions for use. 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He told the Vatican\u2019s newspaper Osservatore Romano that Francis immediately made it clear that he expected him to get out among the people. \u201cYou must be the extension of my hand to bring a caress to the poor, and the disinherited.\" When the pontiff visited survivors of the October 3 shipwreck in Lampedusa, his almoner distributed 1600 international phone cards to the refugees so that they could phone their families.\nThere will be those who find this \u201csoul medicine\u201d a cheap gimmick. Already one hears tutting among some theologians and \u201cVaticanisti\u201d who preferred the more arcane communications of Benedict. Sometimes in Latin and often almost incomprehensible to the layman, interpreting them kept them busy and gave them plenty of opportunities to display their learning. But Pope Francis likes to communicate directly with his flock. 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But the headlines in Italy were more concerned with those who were not present at Rome\u2019s Palazzo dei Congressi.\nOn Friday Interior Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Angelino Alfano, once regarded as Berlusconi\u2019s heir apparent, abandoned his former mentor and formed a new party, the New Centre Right, a move that would have been unthinkable a year ago and a further sign of how the three-time prime minister has been weakened by his legal woes. Berlusconi officially announced the split during a speech that lasted an hour and a half. The remaining party faithful shouted \u201cTraitors!\u201d and \u201cFools!\u201d and rose to applaud their leader when he appeared overcome with emotion. They gave him another standing ovation when he finally staggered off the stage, supported by his personal physician.\nIn effect, Berlusconi was also announcing Forza Italia\u2019s exit from the government, since all the PdL ministers in Enrico Letta\u2019s government have joined the deputy-PM in his new grouping. The tone of his speech, with its frequent attacks on the government, appeared to confirm this, although he admitted, \u201cwe don\u2019t have the numbers to bring down the government\u201d. Alfano can count on the backing of 37 senators and 23 members of the Chamber of Deputies, one of his supporters told an Italian programme on Friday evening, enough to keep the present coalition in place.\nNew Centre Right (Nuovo Centrodestra, NC? NCD? - no one is quite sure yet) is not the kind of snappy name Berlusconi\u2019s marketing men would have come up with. But if Alfano had not been \u201clike a son\u201d to him, as the leader of Forza Italia emotionally declared, the birth of a new political grouping would have been no big deal in a country in which parties split, reform, form coalitions and split again with dizzying regularity, and which currently boasts 8 major parties (including the new kid on the block) and, according to Wikipedia, 42 minor ones, excluding those with less than 0.5% of the vote. Not to mention the regional parties, of which Sardinia alone has 8. So the problem these days is coming up with a name that has not already been used. For someone who writes about Italy for non-Italians, New Centre Right party at least has the advantage of being self-explanatory. It is a party that is new. And it is on the centre-right. And when it is no longer \u201cnew\u201d? If it is around long enough to have that problem, it will be doing better than most.\nTag: Alfano, berlusconi, Forza Italia, Letta, New Centre Right, PdL\nNo communion for polluters\n\u201cThose who pollute are not in God\u2019s grace and cannot take communion.\u201d\nThere are some issues upon which believers and non-believers, left and right, can all agree and the horrific destruction of the environment in the so-called Land of Fires (Terra dei Fuochi) is one. So for once it is good to see the Catholic church putting its weight behind what has become a political, as well as a criminal, issue.\nPerhaps Cardinal Crescenzio Sepe, archbishop of Naples, can achieve what the state and forces of law and order have so far failed to do and discourage the Camorra organized crime gangs of the Naples area from burning piles of, often toxic, waste.\nFor over a month the protests have been growing in Campania, with a demonstration in Naples on 26 October attracting over 50 thousand\nIn September, the cardinal had already declared that polluting the environment was a \u201cgrave sin\u201d. On Wednsday he told journalists at the Greenaccord International Media Forum on the Protection of Nature, an annual meeting for journalists interested in the environment, that:\n\u201cIt is time we all stood together to continue to free our land from poison.\u201d\nTag: environment, Greenaccord, Naples, Sepe, Terra dei Fuochi, Vatican\nAd sparks tomato war with \u201cLand of Fires\u201d\nAn ad for tomato passata has sparked a furious row between the north and south of Italy. \u201cOnly here, only Pom\u00ec\u201d reads the slogan, over an outline of Italy with a tomato planted firmly in the north between the Lombardy, Emilia Romagna and Veneto regions. The consortium that produces the Pom\u00ec brand claims it is responding to requests from consumers concerned about the safety of tomatoes from the rival tomato-growing region in the south.\nA large area around Naples and Caserta has become known as the Land of Fires (Terra dei Fuochi) because of the piles of burning waste that abound there. The name was popularised by Roberto Saviano in his book on the Camorra organized crime families, Gomorra. Illegally dumped rubbish and toxic waste is often set alight, with the resulting smoke polluting the surrounding area with toxic substances, including dioxin, and significantly increased cancer mortality rates and congenital malformations.\nIn March 2008, there were reports of high levels of dioxin being found in buffalo milk from farms near Caserta north of Naples. Domestic sales of buffalo mozzarella dropped by half and some countries, including Japan, temporarily blocked imports of dairy products from the region. Last month the issue was highlighted again when an Italian TV programme reported that produce was being grown on poisoned land in the so-called \u201cTriangle of Death\u201d.\nA leading member of the Camorra, Carmine Schiavone, predicted the high cancer rates as long ago as 1997, telling a parliamentary commission, \u201cIn twenty years they could all be dead\u201d, according to a recently released transcript. He claims that it was the pollution, not the violence that finally made him turn police informer.\nThe Pom\u00ec ad has not gone down well in Campania, where some are accusing the company of exploiting an already difficult situation and calling for boycott of its products. Pom\u00ec may well find it has alienated more customers than it has reassured.\nTag: Campania, Land of Fires, Naples, Pom\u00ec, Terra dei Fuochi\nCancellieri is not Berlusconi\nAnnamaria Cancellieri must have some trouble telling her friends from her enemies right now. The Italian Justice Minister is facing calls to resign over accusations she abused her office to get a family friend released from jail, but is getting support from perhaps unexpected quarters.\nCancellieri is accused of using her influence to ensure Giulia Ligresti, daughter of entrepreneur Salvatore Ligresti, was moved from prison to house arrest. Giulia is said to suffer from anorexia and anxiety and had lost six kilos in the few weeks she spent in jail. She was arrested on July 17 along with her father, her sister and three senior executives of Fondiaria-SAI, following an investigation into false accounting and market manipulation in the Ligresti-owned financial services company.\nCancellieri belongs to no political party. A high-ranking civil servant she was first drafted into politics by Mario Monti for his government of technocrats. This has not stopped various figures from across the political spectrum from exploiting the scandal for political ends.\nThe first to leap to her defence was Renato Brunetta, the leader of Berlusconi\u2019s People of Freedom (PdL) group in the lower house. Asked by a journalist whether he thought the Justice Minister should resign, he replied unequivocally: \u201cNo.\u201d Then came the sting in the tail:\n\u201cYou can\u2019t help drawing a parallel with the Berlusconi case,\u201d he declared with a straight face. \u201cIt would be hypocritical not to do so. It is what all Italians are thinking: Berlusconi gets seven years for a phone call to the police station to ask whether a person who hadn\u2019t done anything could be handed over to someone who would look after her.\u201d\nThe \"person\" in question is of course Moroccan nightclub dancer and alleged prostitute Karima El Mahroug, better known as Ruby, and she needed someone to look after her because she was a minor at the time Berlusconi sprung her from a police station by claiming she was Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak\u2019s grand-daughter.\nAnother of Berlusconi closest collaborators, Daniela Santanch\u00e8, also took advantage of the opportunity to support Cancellieri and then add, \u201cbut the freedom to be treated as human beings must be extended to all politicians\". In other words, Berlusconi.\nWith friends like Brunetta and Santanch\u00e8, who needs enemies? Well, whether she needs them or not, Cancellieri has them. Beppe Grillo\u2019s Five Star movement, now openly working to bring down the government and force new elections, has declared it will present a no-confidence motion against Cancellieri, with Grillo saying her actions, \"could appear to be seen as the payment of a debt\". (In 2012 Cancellieri's son, Piergiorgio Peluso, received a 3.6 million euro golden handshake after a year of working at Fondiaria-SAI.)\nCancellieri has vigorously defended herself from both friend and foe, claiming that her case is very different from Rubygate. \u201cI am directly responsible for the lives of prisoners and acted because there was a risk of suicide. Berlusconi\u2019s case was very different.\u201d As to the accusation that her intervention was payback for favours rendered, she retorted furiously, \u201cI\u2019ve never asked anyone for anything!\u201d\nHowever, it is not the call to the prison authorities that is the most disturbing but the conversation the minister had with Ligresti\u2019s partner Gabriella Fragni on the day of his arrest. According to a transcript of the intercepted call, the minister agreed that the arrest was \u201cnot right, not right at all\u201d and promised to do she anything could to help, hardly the objective stance one would expect from a Minister of Justice.\nStill, by the standards of the country that gave the world the term \u201cnepotism\u201d (from the medieval popes habit of making their nephews or nipote cardinals), and where it is accepted that personal or political connections are essential for advancement in a great many fields, this latest scandal is pretty small beer. Perhaps the most damaging aspect is that it plays into the hands of those accused of much more serious crimes (or those defending them, like Brunetta and Santanch\u00e8), allowing them to imply, or even explicitly state, that \u201cthey\u2019re all the same\u201d. It is this kind of cynical thinking that has led to a climate of contempt and apathy among Italian voters, and is one of the reasons Berlusconi retains the support of a substantial minority, despite being repeatedly accused of much worse than trying to arrange favourable treatment for a fragile friend.\nTag: berlusconi, Brunetta, Cancellieri, Enrico Letta, Grillo, Ligresti, M5S, PdL\nNSA bugs Pope\nThe National Security Agency (NSA) has also been listening into the conversations of the Pope, according to an Italian news magazine. Among the 46 million Italian calls intercepted between 10 December 2012 and 8 January 2013 were many from the Vatican, including those of cardinals on the eve of the conclave in the March and calls in and out of the residence where Jorge Mario Bergoglio, now Pope Francis, and other cardinals were staying. Wikileaks reports have already alleged that US intelligence has been keeping an eye on Bergoglio since 2005.\nThursday\u2019s edition of the weekly Panorama claims that communications to and from the Vatican and by prelates were classified into four categories: \"leadership intentions\", \"threats to the financial system\", \"foreign policy objectives\" and \"human rights\". Perhaps the NSA was interested in making a killing on Paddy Power by placing a bet on the identity of a new Pope (Bergoglio was quite a long shot). More likely they were monitoring the appointment of the new head of the Vatican Bank, or Institute for Works of Religion to give it its official name, Ernst von Freyberg.\nThe article also claims that there is a \u201cspecial collection service\u201d cell made up of super-technicians from the NSA and covert CIA agents in an annex of the American Embassy in Via Sallustiana in the centre of Rome. Edward Snowden is said to be in possession of a document dated August 2010 confirming the presence of the elite unit in Rome, and 19 other European locations.\nThe Vatican claims not to be worried. Press spokesman Father Federico Lombardi told reporters, \"We have no evidence of this and in any case we have no concerns about it.\u201d\nIf American spooks have been eavesdropping on papal chats, they must have welcomed Bergoglio\u2019s appointment. Benedict XVI had a reputation as a fine scholar, but his statements rarely excited any but the most dedicated Catholic theologians. Pope Francis, with his habit of cold calling unsuspecting members of the faithful as they sit down to dinner, no doubt makes a far more entertaining subject.\nTag: Benedict\nScritto in Vatican | Un Commento \u00bb\nMarina Berlusconi no feminist icon\nIs Marina Berlusconi about to be proclaimed Queen of the Amazons? Silvio Berlusconi\u2019s 47-year-old daughter continues to strenuously deny that she has any intention of perpetuating the political dynasty, but the rumours grow increasingly insistent. The latest version has Silvio continuing to lead the newly relaunched Forza Italia party, with Marina as candidate for prime minister, a role that Berlusconi p\u00e8re may be excluded from holding if the Severino law is applied and he is banned from political office.\nBerlusconi\u2019s Amazons have welcomed the idea. \u201cPythoness\u201d Daniela Santanch\u00e8 has always been Marina\u2019s champion; while Michaela Biancofiore, under-secretary for sport until she \u201caccidently\u201d resigned, hailed Marina as the right\u2019s answer to Matteo Renzi, the charismatic young mayor of Florence many expect to lead the left into the next election. But then they didn\u2019t get where they are today by being reluctant to fawn to the Berlusconi family. If the former prime minister declared that his girlfriend Francesca\u2019s dog Dud\u00f9 was taking over the reins, many around him would acclaim it as a brilliant political move and a triumph for canine rights.\nWhether it is a serious prospect or simply a rumour trotted out to keep the Berlusconi name on the political pages, otherwise currently dominated by Renzi, what would that say about the role of women in Italian politics? Would it be the feminist victory that the likes of Santanch\u00e8 claim? Was the world\u2019s first female head of government, Sirimavo Bandaranaike, symbolic of gender equality in Sri Lanka? Did the rule of Corazon Aquino pave the way for more women to enter public life in the Philippines? These women \u2013 and others like Indira Gandhi, Benazir Bhutto and Ang San Sui Kyi \u2013 are the exceptions that prove the rule. They show that women can be very capable leaders, but that in countries with extreme gender inequality the only way for even the most talented woman to make it to the top is by being the daughter or widow of an important man.\nMarina has not worked her way up through the ranks, proving herself in the cut and thrust of party politics. The daughter of Berlusconi and his first wife Carla Elvira Lucia Dall'Oglio was named 48th most powerful woman in the world by Forbes in 2010, having been appointed vice-chair of her father\u2019s Fininvest holding company at the age of 30, chair of his publishing giant Mondadori in 2003 and chairwoman of Fininvest in 2005. No nepotism there then. She has no political background whatsoever.\nIf Marina Berlusconi were to become the first woman leader of a major political party in Italy, the country would not be joining the likes of Britain and Germany,with female leaders who fought their way to the top on their own merits, but countries like Sri Lanka and the Philippines, where the only way for a woman to get ahead is to be \u201cfiglia di qualcuno\u201d, someone\u2019s daughter.\nTag: berlusconi, Florence, Forza Italia, Marina Berlusconi, Renzi\nSuing the garbage man\nThe refuse collection system in Rome isn\u2019t working. An investigation by La Repubblica found: \u201cMountains of trash on the street, overflowing bins, cartons and bottles on the ground and rotting organic waste in gigantic containers emitting foul smells.\u201d The reporter has clearly been to my street.\nNow environmental organisation Legambiente Lazio is doing what many residents have long fantasised about doing and suing AMA, the company responsible for garbage collection, recycling and street cleaning. Since AMA is wholly financed by public capital and collects \u20ac719 million per year in revenue, Legambiente Lazio is suing the company for \u201cfiscal damages\u201d.\nThe reasons why the current system is failing are many and complex, but it is not helped by the fact that it is so complicated that most residents hate it. Trastevere, where I live, was one of the first districts to switch to the new system of raccolta differenziata, the differentiated refuse collection system that was supposed to aid recycling.\nI hate waste of any kind. I don\u2019t just turn the tap off while I\u2019m brushing my teeth, I rush into bathrooms and turn off the tap while other people are brushing their teeth, a quirk that has irked many friends over the years. So, I believe strongly in recycling, but it took me some time to get the hang of the new system. In the beginning every home was given a year\u2019s supply of coloured sacks for different categories of rubbish: blue for glass, plastic and metal; white for paper and cardboard; grey for \u2018undifferentiated\u2019 rubbish; and little brown bags for organic waste. Meaning that we all had to reorganise our kitchens to accommodate four different rubbish bins. In addition, we were given a number of leaflets to study. If these didn\u2019t answer all our questions, AMA had a helpful web site with details on how to get rid of everything from spent batteries to dead relatives (they also run Rome\u2019s cemeteries). Once you\u2019d found out where to dispose of granny, the website even had a little Butta Bene (Chuck Well) quiz to cheer you up.\nIn time you get used to the fact that different categories of rubbish have to be put out on different days. Buildings with a portiere to put them out every morning have four different bins in their lobbies. My building does not have a porter, so we have to place the rubbish of the day on the pavement outside the front door, no earlier than 7.30 and no later than 8.30 in the morning. Failure to comply can result in a fine of between 25 and 619 euros (how did they arrive at that precise figure?). I confess that previous to the raccolta differenziata I was not always up, dressed and troubling myself with matters like differentiated refuse collection by 8.30 in the morning. There are those in my building who still refuse to comply and sneak down and slip their sacks outside the night before, despite the risk that an AMA employee could be lurking in the bushes waiting to slap a \u20ac619 fine on them. Their bin bags usually end up torn open and ransacked by who knows what nocturnal coccupants of the city and strewn across the pavement.\nBut I have resisted, changed the habits of a lifetime, and set my alarm for 8 a.m., even on Saturdays, in order to be a good citizen. It would be worth it if the system worked. But I, my neighbours and Legambiente Lazio don\u2019t think it does. Time for a rethink.\nTag: AMA, Legambiente Lazio, Rome\nDe Gregorio adds nail to Berlusconi's coffin\nSergio De Gregorio has hammered another nail into the coffin of Silvio Berlusconi's political career. The three-time former prime minister has been charged with many serious crimes over the years \u2013 tax fraud, paying for sex with an underage prostitute, bribing judges etc. \u2013 but no matter how criminal or sleazy, none are as serious as the latest. For an opposition party leader to bribe a member of parliament in the governing party to switch sides in order to bring down the government is surely as dirty as political tricks come.\nWednesday's charges by a Naples judge did not come as a great surprise: De Gregorio had already admitted accepting 3 million euro from Berlusconi associate Valter Lavitola to switch his allegiance from Romano Prodi\u2019s centre-left government in 2008 and cross the floor of the senate, receiving a 20-month suspended sentence in return for his confession.\nDe Gregorio has never been afraid to reassess his political position, which may have been why Lavitola, who is also accused of attempting to bribe other senators, singled him out. The Neopolitan journalist began his political career as a socialist, joined Berlusconi\u2019s Forza Italia in 1994, left in 2005 to join a tiny Christian Democrat list and in 2006 was elected to the senate with Antonio Di Pietro\u2019s Italy of Values party, part of Prodi's centre-left coaltion.\nSo why, despite the substantial boost to his bank account, did he turn on his benefactor? An interview on Michele Santoro\u2019s \u201cServizio Pubblico\u201d programme in September gave a fascinating insight into the mindset of this \u201cpublic servant\u201d. He grumbled that he had been \u201cbought, used and dumped\u201d. When Lavitola was arrested, De Gregorio was understandably worried and told Berlusconi\u2019s lawyer Niccol\u00f2 Ghedini that he was frightened that it would all come back to him. However, his concerns were not taken seriously and his request for reassurance from the leaders of the PdL met with silence. When he asked for a meeting with Silvio Berlusconi, he was not even granted the courtesy of a call from the great man himself, but merely from his secretary. That was when he began to realize he had been used. Did they really think he could be bought with a mere 3 million? He also wanted respect, his importance to be recognised, to be included in the inner circle.\nOn Wednesday this hard-done-by pillar of the Italian political community had some advice for Berlusconi:\n\u201cI believe that this case will accelerate the sunset of a political career that has already reached its day of reckoning. I advise Berlusconi to retire from the political scene, freeing Italy and himself from so much infamy\u2026 I feel better now that I have told the truth. Today, I would not put my intelligence, my abilities and knowledge at the service of Berlusconi: that man does not deserve my help.\u201d\nWhen a man like De Gregorio despises you, you have sunk pretty low.\nTag: berlusconi, De Gregorio, Prodi, Santoro\nMaradona v. Equitalia\nAnyone who has lived in Italy for any length of time dreads the sight of the blue and white Equitalia logo. For most of us a letter from the state-owned tax collection agency means a parking ticket or a refuse collection bill that somehow slipped to the back of the drawer and never got paid, a hundred euros or two unexpectedly added to this month\u2019s budget. For Diego Maradona on Friday it was a little more than that. The Argentinian football legend was handed a bill for unpaid taxes of 39 million euros on his earnings from the days when he led the most successful Napoli team ever.\nAt a press conference in Milan on Thursday to promote a video series on his life, Maradona announced that he wanted to coach Napoli when current manager Rafael Benitez leaves. The Argentinian took his country to the quarterfinals of the 2010 World Cup but was sacked by Dubai-based club Al Wasl after only 14 months in the job.\nThe footballer\u2019s lawyer had claimed that his long-running dispute with the tax authorities had been settled, but Equitalia said that his legal advisor had misinterpreted a ruling that pardons the club, but not individual players, and that the footballer still owes money for unpaid taxes on sponsorship and merchandising deals from his seven-year spell in Naples.\nMaradona was due in Rome on Friday to watch the evening\u2019s Serie A match between AS Roma and his former club. The \u201cDerby del Sole\u201d (Sunshine Derby) is often accompanied by violent clashes and this year the stakes are even higher than usual with Roma top of the league and Napoli only two points behind. The presence of Maradona, still regarded by Napoli fans as a living god after leading them to two Serie A championships and the UEFA Cup, will do nothing lower the tension.\nMaradona claims he is being persecuted by the Italian tax authorities. On past visits he has had assets including a diamond-studded earring and Rolex watches seized. He says the tax debt was the fault of Napoli club officials who \"did things on the sly\u201d. As far as Napoli fans are concerned, he can do no wrong, but his time in Italy was surrounded by controversy, with a long-term cocaine problem, accusations of drug smuggling, links with organized crime and a scandal regarding an illegitimate son, Diego Jr. On Thursday, Maradona said that he had cleaned up his act and had been drug-free for almost 10 years.\nThere can be no doubt that there is a special relationship between the brilliant but troubled Argentinian and the supporters of the club on the Bay of Naples. If he became coach, he believes fellow Argentinian Pope Francis would be a Napoli fan, yet another reason for devout Neapolitans to hope it happens one day. 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        "raw_content": "Activision Blizzard Inc (NASDAQ:ATVI) on Focus After Report of Less Shorts\nHsbc Holdg Public Limited invested 0.08% in Activision Blizzard, Inc . Highstreet Asset Management Inc. now owns 11,282 shares of the company's stock valued at $728,000 after buying an additional 2,151 shares in the last quarter. Analysts await WABCO Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:ATVI). Wright Serv reported 1.45% of its portfolio in Activision Blizzard, Inc . They expect $0.31 earnings per share, up 14.81% or $0.04 from last year's $0.27 per share.\nHow to watch Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ unveiling livestream\nYou'll see them from most of the typical culprits - from Samsung to Sony to a whole bunch of others - and that means that your chance to upgrade to the latest and greatest isn't going to be too far away. 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China will also be part of ARCore rollout as Google announced tie-ups with Huawei, Xiaomi, and Samsung allowing OEMs to publish AR-based apps on their proprietary app stores.\nXiaomi, Microsoft to Collaborate on AI Product Integration\nXiaomi and Microsoft are also planning to incorporate Cortana in Xiaomi AI-powered speakers. Other technologies that the companies chose to collaborate are Cloud support , Laptop devices, and AI services. Xiaomi is known mostly due to their affordable smartphones. Also, Microsoft will get more users for Windows 10 and other Microsoft services. This partnership will also give Microsoft more reach and access to the Chinese market and Xiaomi users across the world.\nBabul Supriyo Calls For Temporary Ban On Pakistani Artistes\nAfter the release of the song \" Ishtehaar \" from movie \" Welcome To New York \", Babul demanded the song to be banned or have Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's voice removed and replaced in the song. 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        "raw_content": "island state of Australia\nFor other uses, see Tasmania (disambiguation).\n\"Tasmanian people\" redirects here. For \"first nation\" Tasmanians, see Aboriginal Tasmanians.\nThe Island of Inspiration;\nThe Apple Isle;\nUbertas et Fidelitas\n(Fertility and Faithfulness)\nTassie (colloquial)\nTaswegian (colloquial)\nWill Hodgman (Lib)\n\u2022 Established as Van Diemen's Land\n\u2022 Responsible govt.\n(as Tasmania)\n\u2022 Became state\n68,401 km\u00b2 (7th)\n1,370.42 km\u00b2 (2%)\n1,617 m (5,305 ft)[2]\n(Eucalyptus globulus)[4]\n(Sarcophilus harrisii)[5]\nYellow wattlebird (unofficial)\n(Anthochaera paradoxa)[6]\nCrocoite[7]\n(PbCrO4)[8]\nDark green, red & gold\nwww.tas.gov.au\nTasmania from space\nTasmania (/t\u00e6z\u02c8me\u026ani\u0259/;[11] abbreviated as TAS and known colloquially as Tassie) is an island state of Australia. It is located 240 km (150 mi) to the south of the Australian mainland, separated by Bass Strait. The state encompasses the main island of Tasmania, the 26th-largest island in the world, and the surrounding 334 islands.[12] The state has a population of around 526,700[1] as of March 2018[update]. Just over forty percent of the population resides in the Greater Hobart precinct, which forms the metropolitan area of the state capital and largest city, Hobart.[13]\nTasmania's area is 68,401 km2 (26,410 sq mi), of which the main island covers 64,519 km2 (24,911 sq mi).[14] It is promoted as a natural state, and protected areas of Tasmania cover about 42% of its land area, which includes national parks and World Heritage Sites.[15] Tasmania was the founding place of the first environmental political party in the world.[16]\nThe island is believed to have been occupied by indigenous peoples for 30,000 years before British colonisation.[17] It is thought Aboriginal Tasmanians were separated from the mainland Aboriginal groups about 10,000 years ago when the sea rose to form Bass Strait.[18] The Aboriginal population is estimated to have been between 3,000 and 7,000 at the time of colonisation, but was almost wiped out within 30 years by a combination of violent guerrilla conflict with settlers known as the \"Black War\", intertribal conflict, and from the late 1820s, the spread of infectious diseases to which they had no immunity. The conflict, which peaked between 1825 and 1831, and led to more than three years of martial law, cost the lives of almost 1,100 Aboriginals and settlers.\nThe island was permanently settled by Europeans in 1803 as a penal settlement of the British Empire to prevent claims to the land by the First French Empire during the Napoleonic Wars. The island was initially part of the Colony of New South Wales but became a separate, self-governing colony under the name Van Diemen's Land (named after Anthony van Diemen) in 1825.[19] Approximately 75,000 convicts were sent to Van Diemen's Land before transportation ceased in 1853.[20] In 1854 the present Constitution of Tasmania was passed, and the following year the colony received permission to change its name to Tasmania. In 1901 it became a state through the process of the Federation of Australia.\n2.1 Physical history\n2.3 European arrival and governance\n2.3.1 Black War\n2.3.2 Removal of Aborigines\n2.3.3 Proclamation as a separate colony\n3.1 Insularity\n3.3 Soils\n7.5 Music and performing arts\n7.6 Tasmanian cinema\n8.2 Antarctica base\n10.4 Sports persons\n10.5 Musicians and composers\nThe state is named after Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, who made the first reported European sighting of the island on 24 November 1642. Tasman named the island Anthony van Diemen's Land after his sponsor Anthony van Diemen, the Governor of the Dutch East Indies. The name was later shortened to Van Diemen's Land by the British. It was officially renamed Tasmania in honour of its first European discoverer on 1 January 1856.[21]\nTasmania was sometimes referred to as \"Dervon,\" as mentioned in the Jerilderie Letter written by the notorious Australian bushranger Ned Kelly in 1879. The colloquial expression for the state is \"Tassie\". Tasmania is also colloquially shortened to \"Tas,\" mainly when used in business names and website addresses. TAS is also the Australia Post abbreviation for the state.\nThe reconstructed Palawa kani language name for Tasmania is Lutriwita.[22]\nMain article: History of Tasmania\nMain article: Geology of Tasmania\nTessellated pavement, a rare rock formation on the Tasman Peninsula\nAutumn on the Derwent River in Tasmania\nThe island was adjoined to the mainland of Australia until the end of the last glacial period about 10,000 years ago. Much of the island is composed of Jurassic dolerite intrusions (the upwelling of magma) through other rock types, sometimes forming large columnar joints. Tasmania has the world's largest areas of dolerite, with many distinctive mountains and cliffs formed from this rock type. The central plateau and the southeast portions of the island are mostly dolerites. Mount Wellington above Hobart is a good example, showing distinct columns known as the Organ Pipes.\nIn the southern midlands as far south as Hobart, the dolerite is underlaid by sandstone and similar sedimentary stones. In the southwest, Precambrian quartzites were formed from very ancient sea sediments and form strikingly sharp ridges and ranges, such as Federation Peak or Frenchmans Cap.\nIn the northeast and east, continental granites can be seen, such as at Freycinet, similar to coastal granites on mainland Australia. In the northwest and west, mineral-rich volcanic rock can be seen at Mount Read near Rosebery, or at Mount Lyell near Queenstown. Also present in the south and northwest is limestone with caves.\nThe quartzite and dolerite areas in the higher mountains show evidence of glaciation, and much of Australia's glaciated landscape is found on the Central Plateau and the Southwest. Cradle Mountain, another dolerite peak, for example, was a nunatak. The combination of these different rock types contributes to scenery which is distinct from any other region of the world.[citation needed] In the far southwest corner of the state, the geology is almost wholly quartzite, which gives the mountains the false impression of having snow-capped peaks year round.\nMain article: Tasmanian Aborigines\nEvidence indicates the presence of Aborigines in Tasmania about 42,000 years ago. Rising sea levels cut Tasmania off from mainland Australia about 10,000 years ago and by the time of European contact, the Aboriginal people in Tasmania had nine major nations or ethnic groups.[18] At the time of the British occupation and colonisation in 1803, the indigenous population was estimated at between 3,000 and 10,000. Historian Lyndall Ryan's analysis of population studies led her to conclude that there were about 7,000 spread throughout the island's nine nations;[23] Nicholas Clements, citing research by N.J.B. Plomley and Rhys Jones, settled on a figure of 3,000 to 4,000.[24] They engaged in fire-stick farming, hunted game including kangaroo and wallabies, caught seals, mutton-birds, shellfish and fish and lived as nine separate \"nations\" on the island, which they knew as \"Trouwunna\".\nEuropean arrival and governance\nMelchisedech Thevenot (1620?\u20131692): Map of New Holland 1644, based on a map by the Dutch cartographer Joan Blaeu.\nThe first reported sighting of Tasmania by a European was on 24 November 1642 by Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, who landed at today's Blackman Bay. More than a century later, in 1772, a French expedition led by Marc-Joseph Marion du Fresne landed at (nearby but different) Blackmans Bay, and the following year Tobias Furneaux became the first Englishman to land in Tasmania when he arrived at Adventure Bay. Captain James Cook landed at Adventure Bay in 1777. Matthew Flinders and George Bass sailed through Bass Strait in 1798\u201399, determining for the first time that Tasmania was an island.[25]\nMount Wellington and Hobart from Kangaroo Point, c. 1834\nSealers and whalers based themselves on Tasmania's islands from 1798,[26] and in August 1803 New South Wales Governor Philip King sent Lieutenant John Bowen to establish a small military outpost on the eastern shore of the Derwent River in order to forestall any claims to the island by French explorers who had been exploring the southern Australian coastline. Bowen, who led a party of 49, including 21 male and three female convicts, named the camp Risdon.[25][27] Several months later a second settlement was established by Captain David Collins, with 308 convicts, 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) to the south in Sullivans Cove on the western side of the Derwent, where fresh water was more plentiful. The latter settlement became known as Hobart Town or Hobarton, later shortened to Hobart, after the British Colonial Secretary of the time, Lord Hobart. The settlement at Risdon was later abandoned. Left on their own without further supplies, the Sullivans Cove settlement suffered severe food shortages and by 1806 its inhabitants were starving, with many resorting to scraping seaweed off rocks and scavenging washed-up whale blubber from the shore to survive.[25]\nA smaller colony was established at Port Dalrymple on the Tamar River in the island's north in October 1804 and several other convict-based settlements were established, including the particularly harsh penal colonies at Port Arthur in the southeast and Macquarie Harbour on the West Coast. Tasmania was eventually sent 75,000 convicts\u2014four out of every ten people transported to Australia.[25] By 1819 the Aboriginal and British population reached parity with about 5000 of each, although among the colonists men outnumbered women four to one.[28] Wealthy middle-class free settlers began arriving in large numbers from 1820, lured by the promise of land grants and free convict labour. Settlement in the island's northwest corner was monopolised by the Van Diemen's Land Company, which sent its first surveyors to the district in 1826. By 1830 one-third of Australia's non-Indigenous population lived in Van Diemen's Land and the island accounted for about half of all land under cultivation and exports.[29]\nMain article: Black War\nTensions between Tasmania's black and white inhabitants rose, partly driven by increasing competition for kangaroo and other game.[30][31] Explorer and naval officer John Oxley in 1810 noted the \"many atrocious cruelties\" inflicted on Aboriginals by convict bushrangers in the north, which in turn led to black attacks on solitary white hunters.[32] Hostilities increased further with the arrival of 600 colonists from Norfolk Island between 1807 and 1813. They established farms along the River Derwent and east and west of Launceston, occupying 10 percent of Van Diemen's Land. By 1824 the colonial population had swelled to 12,600, while the island's sheep population had reached 200,000. The rapid colonisation transformed traditional kangaroo hunting grounds into farms with grazing livestock as well as fences, hedges and stone walls, while police and military patrols were increased to control the convict farm labourers.[33]\nViolence began to spiral rapidly from the mid-1820s in what became known as the \"Black War\". While black inhabitants were driven to desperation by dwindling food supplies as well as anger at the prevalence of abductions of women and girls, whites carried out attacks as a means of exacting revenge and suppressing the native threat. Van Diemen's Land had an enormous gender imbalance, with male colonists outnumbering females six to one in 1822\u2014and 16 to one among the convict population. Historian Nicholas Clements has suggested the \"voracious appetite\" for native women was the most important trigger for the explosion of violence from the late 1820s.[34]\nFour elderly full-blood Tasmanian Aborigines c. 1860s. Truganini, for many years claimed to be the last full-blood Aboriginal to survive, is seated at far right.\nFrom 1825 to 1828 the number of native attacks more than doubled each year, raising panic among settlers. Over the summer of 1826\u20137 clans from the Big River, Oyster Bay and North Midlands nations speared stock-keepers on farms and made it clear that they wanted the settlers and their sheep and cattle to move from their kangaroo hunting grounds. Settlers responded vigorously, resulting in many mass-killings. In November 1826 Governor George Arthur issued a government notice declaring that colonists were free to kill Aborigines when they attacked settlers or their property and in the following eight months more than 200 Aborigines were killed in the Settled Districts in reprisal for the deaths of 15 colonists. After another eight months the death toll had risen to 43 colonists and probably 350 Aboriginals.[35] Almost 300 British troops were sent into the Settled Districts, and in November 1828 Arthur declared martial law, giving soldiers the right to shoot on sight any Aboriginal in the Settled Districts. Martial law would remain in force for more than three years, the longest period of martial law in Australian history.[36][37]\nIn November 1830 Arthur organised the so-called \"Black Line\", ordering every able-bodied male colonist to assemble at one of seven designated places in the Settled Districts to join a massive drive to sweep Aboriginals out of the region and on to the Tasman Peninsula. The campaign failed and was abandoned seven weeks later, but by then Tasmania's Aboriginal population had fallen to about 300.\nRemoval of Aborigines\nAfter hostilities between settlers and Aboriginals ceased in 1832, almost all of the remnants of the indigenous population were persuaded or forced by government agent George Augustus Robinson to move to Flinders Island. Many quickly succumbed to infectious diseases to which they had no immunity, reducing the population further.[38][39] Of those removed from Tasmania, the last to die was Truganini, in 1876. The near-destruction of Tasmania's Aboriginal population has been described as an act of genocide by historians including Robert Hughes, James Boyce, Lyndall Ryan and Tom Lawson.[25][40][41] Boyce has claimed that the April 1828 \"Proclamation Separating the Aborigines from the White Inhabitants\" sanctioned force against Aboriginals \"for no other reason than that they were Aboriginal\" and described the decision to remove all Tasmanian Aborigines after 1832\u2014by which time they had given up their fight against white colonists\u2014as an extreme policy position. He concluded: \"The colonial government from 1832 to 1838 ethnically cleansed the western half of Van Diemen's Land and then callously left the exiled people to their fate.\"[42]\nProclamation as a separate colony\nVan Diemen's Land\u2014which thus far had existed as a territory within the colony of New South Wales\u2014was proclaimed a separate colony, with its own judicial establishment and Legislative Council, on 3 December 1825. Transportation to the island ceased in 1853 and the colony was renamed Tasmania in 1856, partly to differentiate the burgeoning society of free settlers from the island's convict past.[43]\nA convict ploughing team breaking up new ground at the farm at Port Arthur.\nThe Legislative Council of Van Diemen's Land drafted a new constitution which it passed in 1854. The following year the Privy Council approved the colony changing its name from \"Van Diemen's Land\" to \"Tasmania\", and in 1856 the newly elected bicameral parliament sat for the first time, establishing Tasmania as a self-governing colony of the British Empire.\nThe colony suffered from economic fluctuations, but for the most part was prosperous, experiencing steady growth. With few external threats and strong trade links with the Empire, Tasmania enjoyed many fruitful periods in the late 19th century, becoming a world-centre of shipbuilding. It raised a local defence force that eventually played a significant role in the Second Boer War in South Africa, and Tasmanian soldiers in that conflict won the first two Victoria Crosses awarded to Australians.\nIn 1901 the Colony of Tasmania united with the five other Australian colonies to form the Commonwealth of Australia. Tasmanians voted in favour of federation with the largest majority of all the Australian colonies.\nFurther information: Colony of Tasmania\nThe state was badly affected by the 1967 Tasmanian fires, in which there was major loss of life and property. In the 1970s the state government announced plans to flood environmentally significant Lake Pedder. As a result of the eventual flooding of Lake Pedder, the world's first greens party was established; the United Tasmania Group.\nIn 1975 the Tasman Bridge collapsed when the bridge was struck by the bulk ore carrier MV Lake Illawarra. It was the only bridge in Hobart, and made crossing the Derwent River by road at the city impossible. The nearest bridge was approximately 20 kilometres (12 mi) to the north, at Bridgewater.\nNational and international attention surrounded the campaign against the Franklin Dam in the early 1980s.\nOn 28 April 1996, in the incident now known as the Port Arthur massacre, lone gunman Martin Bryant shot and killed 35 people (including tourists and residents) and injured 21 others. The use of firearms was immediately reviewed, and new gun ownership laws were adopted nationwide, with Tasmania's law one of the strictest in Australia.\nIn April 2006 the Beaconsfield Mine collapse was triggered by a small earthquake. One person was killed and two others were trapped underground for 14 days.\nThe Tasmanian community has for some time been divided over the issue of the proposed Bell Bay Pulp Mill to be built in the Tamar Valley. Proponents argue that jobs will be created, while opponents argue that pollution will damage both the Bass Strait fishing industry and local tourism. The company behind the proposal collapsed in 2012 and the pulp mill project officially ended in 2017 when the building permits lapsed.\nIn January 2011 philanthropist David Walsh opened the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart to international acclaim. Within 12 months, MONA became Tasmania's top tourism attraction.[44]\nTopography of Tasmania\nA lavender farm in Nabowla\nDove Lake and Cradle Mountain, Central Tasmanian Highlands\nNorth Coast of Tasmania\nTasmania's landmass of 68,401 km2 (26,410 sq mi) is located directly in the pathway of the notorious \"Roaring Forties\" wind that encircles the globe. To its north, it is separated from mainland Australia by Bass Strait. Tasmania is the only Australian state that is not located on the Australian mainland. About 2,500 kilometres (1,600 mi) south of Tasmania island lies Antarctica. Tasmania is in fact geographically closer to Antarctica than it is to parts of the northern Australian mainland.\nDepending on which borders of the oceans are used, the island can be said to be either surrounded by the Southern Ocean, or to have the Pacific on its east and the Indian to its west. Still other definitions of the ocean boundaries would have Tasmania with the Great Australian Bight to the west, and the Tasman Sea to the east. It lies at similar latitudes to the South Island of New Zealand, and parts of Patagonia in South America.\nTasmania has been volcanically inactive in recent geological times but has many jagged peaks resulting from recent glaciation. Tasmania is the most mountainous state in Australia. The most mountainous region is the Central Highlands area, which covers most of the central western parts of the state. The Midlands located in the central east, is fairly flat, and is predominantly used for agriculture, although farming activity is scattered throughout the state. Tasmania's tallest mountain is Mount Ossa at 1,617 m (5,305 ft). The mountain lies in the heart of the world-famous Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park.[2][45] Much of Tasmania is still densely forested, with the Southwest National Park and neighbouring areas holding some of the last temperate rain forests in the Southern Hemisphere.\nThe Tarkine, containing Savage River National Park located in the island's far north west, is the largest temperate rainforest area in Australia covering about 3,800 square kilometres (1,500 sq mi).[46] With its rugged topography, Tasmania has a great number of rivers. Several of Tasmania's largest rivers have been dammed at some point to provide hydroelectricity. Many rivers begin in the Central Highlands and flow out to the coast. Tasmania's major population centres are mainly situated around estuaries (some of which are named rivers).\nThe Derwent River flows south east and reaches the coast at Hobart; the Tamar River flows north from Launceston; the Mersey River also flows north to the North West Coast at Devonport; the Franklin and Gordon Rivers flow west and meet the coast at Strahan. The South Esk River is the longest river in Tasmania. It starts in the mountains at Fingal and flows through Avoca, Evandale, Longford, Hadspen and finally Launceston. The river is dammed at Launceston's Trevallyn Dam and used for the city's hydroelectricity. Although most of the water is dammed at Lake Trevallyn, some flows on into the Cataract Gorge, where it becomes a tributary to the Tamar Estuary, and the outflow from the power station also joins the Tamar River downstream of Launceston.[47]\nThe state of Tasmania shares a land border with Victoria at its northernmost terrestrial point, Boundary Islet, a nature reserve in Bass Strait.[48] The existence of the 85 m (280 ft) land border is an administrative quirk caused by an early mapping error. Tasmania also includes Macquarie Island, situated 1,500 km (930 mi) south of the state, and approximately halfway between New Zealand and the Antarctic mainland, along with neighbouring island groups Judge and Clerk Islets 11 km (7 mi) north and Bishop and Clerk Islets about 37 km (23 mi) south of Macquarie Island. The latter include the southernmost terrestrial point of the state of Tasmania, and the southernmost internationally recognised land in Australia.[citation needed]\nWineglass Bay seen from Mount Amos at Freycinet National Park\nTasmania's insularity was probably detected by Captain Abel Tasman when he charted Tasmania's coast in 1642. On 5 December, Tasman was following the east coast northward to see how far it went. When the land veered to the north-west at Eddystone Point,[49] he tried to keep in with it but his ships were suddenly hit by the Roaring Forties howling through Banks Strait.[50] Tasman was on a mission to find the Southern Continent, not more islands, so he abruptly turned away to the east and continued his continent-hunting.[51]\nThe next European to enter the strait was Captain James Cook in the Endeavour in April 1770. A talented and diligent hydrographer, Cook quickly identified the strait, but knew he had to conceal it. The Admiralty had issued its usual instructions to hide strategically important discoveries that could become security risks, such as off-shore islands from which operations could be mounted by a hostile power, at a time of intense Anglo-French rivalry.\nConsequently, in his journal Cook disguised his discovery with a riddle;[52] and on his chart he drew a curtain across the truncated channel by sketching a false coastline down to an invented Point Hicks.[53] Cook's ploy worked and Tasmania's insularity was suppressed for three more decades, as Europe's mapmakers increasingly depicted it as a peninsula joined to the mainland.\nThe age-old question about Tasmania's insularity \u2013 'Is Van Diemen's Land a peninsula or an island?' \u2013 was officially resolved in 1798\u201399 when George Bass and Matthew Flinders circumnavigated the island. When news of their discovery of Bass Strait reached Europe, the French government despatched a reconnaissance expedition commanded by Nicolas Baudin. This prompted Governor King to send two vessels from Sydney to the island to establish a garrison at Hobart.[54]\nSee also: Climate of Tasmania\nKnyvet Falls near Cradle Mountain, Tasmania\nMoulting Lagoon and Great Oyster Bay with the Freycinet Peninsula in the distance\nTasmania has a relatively cool temperate climate compared to the rest of Australia with four distinct seasons.[55] Summer is from December to February when the average maximum sea temperature is 21 \u00b0C (70 \u00b0F) and inland areas around Launceston reach 24 \u00b0C (75 \u00b0F). Other inland areas are much cooler, with Liawenee, located on the Central Plateau, one of the coldest places in Australia, ranging between 4 \u00b0C (39 \u00b0F) and 17 \u00b0C (63 \u00b0F) in February. Autumn is from March to May, with mostly settled weather, as summer patterns gradually take on the shape of winter patterns.[56] The winter months are from June to August, and are generally the wettest and coolest months in the state, with most high lying areas receiving considerable snowfall. Winter maximums are 12 \u00b0C (54 \u00b0F) on average along coastal areas and 3 \u00b0C (37 \u00b0F) on the central plateau, as a result of a series of cold fronts from the Southern Ocean. Inland areas receive regular freezes throughout the winter months.[57] Spring is from September to November, and is an unsettled season of transition, where winter weather patterns begin to take the shape of summer patterns, although snowfall is still common up until October. Spring is generally the windiest time of the year with afternoon sea breezes starting to take effect on the coast.\nMean Min. Temp \u00b0C\nMean Max. Temp \u00b0C\nNo. Clear days\nHobart 8.3 16.9 41 616[58]\nLaunceston 7.2 18.4 50 666[59]\nDevonport 8.1 16.8 61 778[60]\nStrahan 7.9 16.5 41 1,458[61]\nAn apple orchard in the \"Apple Isle\".\nDespite the presence of some Quaternary glaciation, Tasmania's soils are not more fertile than those of mainland Australia, largely because most are severely leached and the areas with driest climates (least leaching) were unaffected by glaciation or alluvia derived therefrom. Most soils on the Bass Strait Islands, the east coast and western Tasmania are very infertile spodosols or psamments, with some even less fertile \"lateritic podzolic soils\" in the latter region. Most of these lands are thus not used for agriculture, but there is much productive forestry\u2014which remains one of the state's major industries.\nOn the north coast, apart from some relatively fertile alluvial soils used for fruit-growing, there are also deep red, easily workable soils known as \"krasnozems\" (\"red land\"). These soils are highly acidic and fix phosphate very effectively, but their extremely favourable physical properties make them extensively used for dairying, beef cattle and fodder crops.\nThe Midlands and the Lower Derwent present a different story from the rest of the state. Owing to a relatively dry climate and alkaline (mostly dolerite) parent material, these soils are relatively unleached and contain lime in the deeper subsoil. They are mostly classified as \"prairie soils\" or \"brown earths\" and bear some resemblance to the chernozems of Russia and North America, although they are much lower in available phosphorus and somewhat acidic in the surface levels. Their higher nutrient levels, however, allow them to support productive pasture, and large numbers of sheep are grazed in these regions. Some grain crops are also grown in the driest areas. In the alluvial areas of southeastern Tasmania, rich alluvial soils permit apples to be grown.\nTasmania became known as the \"Apple Isle\" because for many years it was one of the world's major apple producers. Apples are still grown in large numbers, particularly in southern Tasmania, and have the distinction of being the first approved by the Japanese government for import, due to their verifiable pest-free status.[62]\nMain article: Flora and fauna of Tasmania\nFerns in Hellyer Gorge, to the northeast of Savage River National Park\nAlthough Tasmanian devils are nocturnal, they like to rest in the sun. Scarring from fighting is visible next to this devil's left eye.\nGeographically and genetically isolated, Tasmania is known for its unique flora and fauna.\nTasmania has extremely diverse vegetation, from the heavily grazed grassland of the dry Midlands to the tall evergreen eucalypt forest, alpine heathlands and large areas of cool temperate rainforests and moorlands in the rest of the state. Many flora species are unique to Tasmania, and some are related to species in South America and New Zealand through ancestors which grew on the super continent of Gondwana, 50 million years ago.\nThe island of Tasmania was home to the thylacine, a marsupial which resembled a fossa or some say a wild dog. Known colloquially as the Tasmanian tiger for the distinctive striping across its back, it became extinct in mainland Australia much earlier because of competition by the dingo, introduced in prehistoric times. Owing to persecution by farmers, government-funded bounty hunters and, in the final years, collectors for overseas museums, it appears to have been exterminated in Tasmania. The Tasmanian devil became the largest carnivorous marsupial in the world following the extinction of the thylacine in 1936, and is now found in the wild only in Tasmania. Tasmania was one of the last regions of Australia to be introduced to domesticated dogs. Dogs were brought from Britain in 1803 for hunting kangaroos and emus. This introduction completely transformed Aboriginal society, as it helped them to successfully compete with European hunters, and was more important than the introduction of guns for the Aboriginals.[63]\nThe city of Hobart, seen here from Mount Wellington, is Tasmania's most populous city and comprises a large portion of the state's population.\nTasmania's population is more homogeneous than that of other states of Australia, with many of British descent.[64] Approximately 65% of its residents are descendants of an estimated 10,000 \"founding families\" from the mid-19th century. As of 1996[update], more than 80% of Tasmanians were born in the state and almost 90% were born in Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain, or Ireland.\nUntil 2012, Tasmania was the only state in Australia with an above-replacement total fertility rate; Tasmanian women had an average of 2.24 children each.[65] By 2012 the birth rate had slipped to 2.1 children per woman, bringing the state to the replacement threshold, but it continues to have the second-highest birth rate of any state or territory (behind the Northern Territory).[66]\nMajor population centres include Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, Burnie, and Ulverstone. Kingston is often defined as a separate city but is generally regarded as part of the Greater Hobart Area.[citation needed]\nGreater Hobart 226,884[13]\nLaunceston 86,404[67]\nDevonport 30,044[67]\nBurnie 26,978[67]\nUlverstone 14,424[67]\nMain article: Government of Tasmania\nParliament House, Hobart\nThe form of the government of Tasmania is prescribed in its constitution, which dates from 1856, although it has been amended many times since then. Since 1901, Tasmania has been a state of the Commonwealth of Australia, and the Australian Constitution regulates its relationship with the Commonwealth and prescribes which powers each level of government is allowed.\nMain articles: Governors of Tasmania and Parliament of Tasmania\nTasmania is a State in the Australian federation. Its relationship with the Federal Government and Parliament are regulated by the Australian Constitution. Tasmania is represented in the Senate by 12 senators, on an equal basis with all other states. In the House of Representatives, Tasmania is entitled to five seats, which is the minimum allocation for a state guaranteed by the Constitution\u2014the number of House of Representatives seats for each state is otherwise decided on the basis of their relative populations, and Tasmania has never qualified for five seats on that basis alone. Tasmania's House of Assembly use a system of multi-seat proportional representation known as Hare-Clark.\nAt the 2002 state election, the Labor Party won 14 of the 25 House seats. The people decreased their vote for the Liberal Party; representation in the Parliament fell to seven seats. The Greens won four seats, with over 18% of the popular vote, the highest proportion of any Green party in any parliament in the world at that time.\nComposition of the Parliament of Tasmania\nALP 10 4\nIndependent 0 10\nSource: Tasmanian Electoral Commission\nOn 23 February 2004 the Premier Jim Bacon announced his retirement, after being diagnosed with lung cancer. In his last months he opened a vigorous anti-smoking campaign which included many restrictions on where individuals could smoke, such as pubs. He died four months later. Bacon was succeeded by Paul Lennon, who, after leading the state for two years, went on to win the 2006 state election in his own right. Lennon resigned in 2008 and was succeeded by David Bartlett, who formed a coalition government with the Greens after the 2010 state election resulted in a hung parliament. Bartlett resigned as Premier in January 2011 and was replaced by Lara Giddings, who became Tasmania's first female Premier. In March 2014 Will Hodgman's Liberal Party won government, ending sixteen years of Labor governance, and ending an eight-year period for Hodgman himself as Leader of the Opposition.[68] Hodgman then won a second term of government in the recent 2018 state election.\nTasmania has a number of undeveloped regions. Proposals for local economic development have been faced with requirements for environmental sensitivity, or opposition. In particular, proposals for hydroelectric power generation were debated in the late 20th century. In the 1970s, opposition to the construction of the Lake Pedder reservoir impoundment led to the formation of the world's first green party, the United Tasmania Group.[69][69]\nIn the early 1980s the state debated the proposed Franklin River Dam. The anti-dam sentiment was shared by many Australians outside Tasmania and proved a factor in the election of the Hawke Labor government in 1983, which halted construction of the dam. Since the 1980s the environmental focus has shifted to old growth logging and mining in the Tarkine region, which have both proved divisive. The Tasmania Together process recommended an end to clear felling in high conservation old growth forests by January 2003, but was unsuccessful.\nTasmania has 29 local government areas. Local councils are responsible for functions delegated by the Tasmanian parliament, such as urban planning, road infrastructure and waste management. Council revenue comes mostly from property taxes and government grants.\nAs with the House of Assembly, Tasmania's local government elections use a system of multi-seat proportional representation known as Hare\u2013Clark. Local government elections take place every four years and are conducted by the Tasmanian Electoral Commission by full postal ballot. The next local government elections will be held during September and October 2018.\nMain article: Economy of Tasmania\nWestern Tasmania and South West Tasmania with natural resources on 1865 map\nSmoked Tasmanian salmon. Tasmania is a large exporter of seafood, particularly salmon.\nTraditionally, Tasmania's main industries have been mining (including copper, zinc, tin, and iron), agriculture, forestry, and tourism. In the 1940s and 1950s, a hydro-industrialisation initiative was embodied in the state by Hydro Tasmania. These all have had varying fortunes over the last century and more, involved in ebbs and flows of population moving in and away dependent upon the specific requirements of the dominant industries of the time. The state also has a large number of food exporting sectors, including but not limited to seafood (such as Atlantic salmon, abalone and crayfish).\nIn the 1960s and 1970s there was a decline in traditional crops such as apples and pears,[70] with other crops and industries eventually rising in their place. During the 15 years until 2010, new agricultural products such as wine, saffron, pyrethrum and cherries have been fostered by the Tasmanian Institute of Agricultural Research.\nFavourable economic conditions throughout Australia, cheaper air fares, and two new Spirit of Tasmania ferries have all contributed to what is now a rising tourism industry.\nAbout 1.7% of the Tasmanian population are employed by local government.[71] Other major employers include Nyrstar, Norske Skog, Grange Resources, Rio Tinto,[72] the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hobart, and Federal Group. Small business is a large part of the community life, including Incat, Moorilla Estate and Tassal. In the late 1990s, a number of national companies based their call centres in the state after obtaining cheap access to broad-band fibre optic connections.[citation needed]\n34% of Tasmanians are reliant on welfare payments as their primary source of income.[73] This number is in part due to the large number of older residents and retirees in Tasmania receiving Age Pensions. Due to its natural environment and clean air, Tasmania is a common retirement selection for Australians.[74]\nSee also: Tasmanian wine\nDuring colonial times the cuisines of the British Isles were the standard in most areas of Tasmania. Tasmania now has a wide range of restaurants, in part due to the arrival of immigrants and changing cultural patterns. Scattered across Tasmania are many vineyards,[75] and Tasmanian beer brands such as Boags and Cascade are known and sold in Mainland Australia. King Island off the northwestern coast of Tasmania has a reputation for boutique cheeses[75] and dairy products. Tasmanians are also consumers of seafood,[75] such as crayfish, orange roughy, salmon[75] and oysters,[75] both farmed and wild.\nMain article: List of events in Tasmania\nTo foster tourism, the state government encourages or supports several annual events in and around the island. The best known of these is the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, starting on Boxing Day in Sydney and usually arriving at Constitution Dock in Hobart around three to four days later, during the Taste of Tasmania, an annual food and wine festival. Other events include the road rally Targa Tasmania which attracts rally drivers from around the world and is staged all over the state, over five days. Rural or regional events include Agfest, a three-day agricultural show held at Carrick (just west of Launceston) in early May and the Royal Hobart Show and Royal Launceston Show, both held in October annually. Music events held in Tasmania include the Falls Festival at Marion Bay (a Victorian event now held in both Victoria and Tasmania on New Year's Eve), the Festival of Voices, a national celebration of song held each year in Hobart attracting international and national teachers and choirs in the heart of Winter, MS Fest is a charity music event held in Launceston, to raise money for those with multiple sclerosis. The Cygnet Folk Festival is one Australia's most iconic folk music festivals and is held every year in January, the Tasmanian Lute Festival is an early music event held in different locations in Tasmania every two years. Recent additions to the state arts events calendar include the 10 Days on the Island arts festival, MONA FOMA, run by David Walsh and curated by Brian Ritchie and Dark MOFO also run by David Walsh and curated by Leigh Carmichael.\nMain article: Tasmanian literature\nNotable titles by Tasmanian authors include For the Term of his Natural Life by Marcus Clarke, The Museum of Modern Love[76][77] by Heather Rose, The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan, The Alphabet of Light and Dark by Danielle Wood, The Roving Party by Rohan Wilson and The Year of Living Dangerously by Christopher Koch, The Rain Queen[78] by Katherine Scholes, Bridget Crack[79] by Rachel Leary, and The Blue Day Book by Bradley Trevor Greive. Children's books include They Found a Cave by Nan Chauncy, The Museum of Thieves by Lian Tanner, Finding Serendipity, A Week Without Tuesday and Blueberry Pancakes Forever[80] by Angelica Banks, Tiger Tale by Marion and Steve Isham. Tasmania is home to the eminent literary magazine that was formed in 1979, Island magazine, and the biennial Tasmanian Writers and Readers Festival.\nSee also: Tasmanian Media\nTasmania has five broadcast television stations which produce local content including ABC Tasmania, Seven Tasmania \u2013 an affiliate of Seven Network, WIN Television Tasmania \u2013 an affiliate of Ten Network, Nine Tasmania \u2013 an affiliate of the Nine Network (joint owned by WIN and Southern Cross), and SBS.\nThe Princess Theatre and Earl Arts Centre, Launceston\nTasmania has a varied musical scene, ranging from the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra whose home is the Federation Concert Hall, to a substantial number of small bands, orchestras, string quintets, saxophone ensembles and individual artists who perform at a variety of venues around the state. Tasmania is also home to a vibrant community of composers including Constantine Koukias, Maria Grenfell and Don Kay, who is the patron of the Tasmanian Composers Collective,[81] the representative body for composers in Tasmania. Tasmania is also home to one of Australia's leading new music institutions, IHOS Music Theatre and Opera and gospel choirs, the Southern Gospel Choir. Prominent Australian metal bands Psycroptic and Striborg hail from Tasmania.[82] Noir-rock band The Paradise Motel and 1980s power-pop band The Innocents[83] are also citizens. The first season of the television series The Mole was filmed and based mainly in Tasmania, with the final elimination taking place in Port Arthur gaol.[citation needed]\nTasmanian cinema\nFilms set in Tasmania include Young Einstein, The Tale of Ruby Rose, The Hunter, The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce, Arctic Blast, Manganinnie, Van Diemen's Land and Lion. Common within Australian cinema, the Tasmanian landscape is a focal point in most of their feature film productions. The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce and Van Diemen's Land are both set during an episode of Tasmania's convict history. Tasmanian film production goes as far back as the silent era, with the epic For The Term of his Natural Life in 1927 being the most expensive feature film made on Australian shores. The Kettering Incident filmed in and around Kettering, Tasmania won the 2016 AACTA Award for Best Telefeature or Mini Series.\nThe biennial Tasmanian Living Artists' Week is a ten-day statewide festival for Tasmania's visual artists. The fourth festival in 2007 involved more than 1000 artists. Tasmania is home to two winners of the prestigious Archibald Prize\u2014Jack Carington Smith in 1963 for a portrait of Professor James McAuley, and Geoffrey Dyer in 2003 for his portrait of Richard Flanagan. Photographers Olegas Truchanas and Peter Dombrovskis are known for works that became iconic in the Lake Pedder and Franklin Dam conservation movements. English-born painter John Glover (1767\u20131849) is known for his paintings of Tasmanian landscapes. The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) opened in January 2011 at the Moorilla Estate in Berriedale,[84] and is the largest privately owned museum complex in Australia.[85]\nHobart International Airport.\nTasmania's main air carriers are Jetstar Airways and Virgin Australia; Qantas, QantasLink and Regional Express Airlines. These airlines fly direct routes to Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Melbourne and Sydney. Major airports include Hobart International Airport (which has not had a regular scheduled international passenger service since the 1990s) and Launceston Airport; the smaller airports, Burnie (Wynyard) and King Island, serviced by Regional Express; and Devonport, serviced by QantasLink; have services to Melbourne. Intra-Tasmanian air services are offered by Airlines of Tasmania. Until 2001 Ansett Australia operated majorly out of Tasmania to 12 destinations nationwide.\nAntarctica base\nTasmania \u2013 Hobart in particular \u2013 serves as Australia's chief sea link to Antarctica, with the Australian Antarctic Division located in Kingston. Hobart is also the home port of the French ship l'Astrolabe, which makes regular supply runs to the French Southern Territories near and in Antarctica.\nBridgewater Bridge\nWithin the state, the primary form of transport is by road. Since the 1980s, many of the state's highways have undergone regular upgrades. These include the Hobart Southern Outlet, Launceston Southern Outlet, Bass Highway reconstruction, and the Huon Highway. Public transport is provided by Metro Tasmania bus services, regular taxis and Hobart only[86] UBER ride-share services within urban areas, with Redline Coaches, Tassielink Transit and Callows Coaches providing bus service between population centres.\nRail transport in Tasmania consists of narrow-gauge lines to all four major population centres and to mining and forestry operations on the west coast and in the northwest. Services are operated by TasRail. Regular passenger train services in the state ceased in 1977; the only scheduled trains are for freight, but there are tourist trains in specific areas, for example the West Coast Wilderness Railway and the Ida Bay Railway. There is an ongoing proposal to reinstate commuter trains to Hobart. This idea however lacks political motivation.\nSee also: Bass Strait Ferries\nThe Spirit of Tasmania links the island with mainland Australia.\nThe port of Hobart is the second deepest natural port in the world, second to only Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.[citation needed] There is a substantial amount of commercial and recreational shipping within the harbour, and the port hosts approximately 120 cruise ships during the warmer half of the year, and there are occasional visits from military vessels.\nhttp://www.premier.tas.gov.au/releases/tasports_continues_to_deliver_strong_results\nBurnie and Devonport on the northwest coast host ports and several other coastal towns host either small fishing ports or substantial marinas. The domestic sea route between Tasmanian and the mainland is serviced by Bass Strait passenger/vehicle ferries operated by the Tasmanian government-owned TT-Line (Tasmania). The state is also home to Incat, a manufacturer of very high-speed aluminium catamarans that regularly broke records when they were first launched. The state government tried using them on the Bass Strait run but eventually decided to discontinue the run because of concerns over viability and the suitability of the vessels for the extreme weather conditions sometimes experienced in the strait.[citation needed]\nMain article: Sport in Tasmania\nBellerive Oval at night, during the one-day cricket Australia vs England.\nSport is an important pastime in Tasmania, and the state has produced several famous sportsmen and women and also hosted several major sporting events. The Tasmanian Tigers cricket team represents the state successfully (for example the Sheffield Shield in 2007, 2011 and 2013) and plays its home games at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart; which is also the home ground for the Hobart Hurricanes in the Big Bash League. In addition, Bellerive Oval regularly hosts international cricket matches. Famous Tasmanian cricketers include David Boon and former Australian captain Ricky Ponting.\nAustralian Rules Football is also popularly followed, with frequent discussion of a proposed Tasmanian team in the Australian Football League (AFL). Several AFL games have been played at Aurora Stadium, Launceston, including the Hawthorn Football Club and as of 2012[update], at the Bellerive Oval with the North Melbourne Football Club playing 3 home games there. The stadium was the site of an infamous match between St Kilda and Fremantle which was controversially drawn after the umpires failed to hear the final siren.\nRugby league football is also played in the area, with the highest level of football played is in the Tasmanian Rugby League competition. The most successful team is the Hobart Tigers winning the title three times.\nRugby Union is also played in Tasmania and is governed by the Tasmanian Rugby Union. Ten clubs take part in the statewide Tasmanian Rugby Competition.\nAssociation football (soccer) is played throughout the state, including a proposed Tasmanian A-League Club and an existing statewide league called the NPL Tasmania.\nTasmania hosts the professional Moorilla International tennis tournament as part of the lead up to the Australian Open and is played at the Hobart International Tennis Centre, Hobart.\nThe Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race is an annual event starting in Sydney, NSW, on Boxing Day and finishing in Hobart, Tasmania. It is widely considered to be one of the most difficult yacht races in the world.[87]\nWhile some of the other sports played and barracked for have grown in popularity, others have declined. For example, in basketball Tasmania has not been represented in the National Basketball League since the demise of the Hobart Devils in 1996.\nMain article: List of Tasmanians\nNotable people from Tasmania include:\nTruganini, full-blooded Tasmanian Aborigine\nElizabeth Blackburn, first woman from Australia to win a Nobel Prize\nLouisa Ann Meredith (1812\u20131895), author and illustrator\nJoseph Lyons, Prime Minister of Australia\nF. Matthias Alexander (1869\u20131955), originator of the Alexander Technique\nJohn Gellibrand, founder of Legacy\nMary, Crown Princess of Denmark (n\u00e9e Mary Donaldson)\nDavid Walsh\u2014Owner and founder of MONA\nBob Brown, environmental activist, author, Australian Senator\nAlannah Hill, fashion designer\nMargaret Scott, author, academic,\nGraeme Murphy, dancer and choreographer\nErrol Flynn, actor\nNan Chauncy, author\nMarcus Clarke, author\nChristopher Koch, author\nRichard Flanagan, author\nHeather Rose, author\nPat Brassington, artist\nDavid Stephenson, artist\nRicky Ponting, cricketer\nDavid Boon, cricketer\nBob Clifford, owner and founder of Incat\nDeny King, naturalist, ornithologist and environmentalist\nAviator and a founder of Qantas, Sir Hudson Fysh\nAnglican Archbishop of Brisbane and Primate of Australia Phillip Aspinall\nOliver Heyward, 6th Bishop of Bendigo\nHannah Gadsby, comedian, speaker, cultural critic\nJoseph Lyons, former Prime Minister of Australia\nhis wife Dame Enid Lyons, the first woman member of the House of Representatives\nBob Brown, former leader of the Greens political party\nActor Simon Baker, star of The Mentalist\nActor Errol Flynn\nActress Rachael Taylor\nAustralian actress Kris McQuade lives in Tasmania.\nActress Essie Davis, star of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries\nRichard Flanagan, Australian author and recipient of the Man Booker Prize 2014\nHeather Rose, Australian author and recipient of The Stella Prize 2017, the Christina Stead Prize 2017, the Margaret Scott Prize 2017\nDanielle Wood, Australian author and recipient of the Vogel Prize 2002\nRohan Wilson, Australian author and recipient of the Vogel Prize 2011, the Vance Palmer Prize for Fiction 2016, The Margaret Scott Prize 2013\nKatherine Scholes, Australian author\nRachael Treasure, Australian author\nKatherine Johnson, Australian author\nChristopher Koch, Australian author\nBob Brown, Australian author\nJames Boyce, Australian author\nAuthor and permaculturalist Bill Mollison, Right Livelihood Award, 1981\nAuthor Kate Gordon\nCartoonist Simon Hanselmann, best best known for his Megg, Mogg, and Owl series of comics\nAustralian cricketer Ricky Ponting\nAustralian cricketer David Boon\nAustralian cricketer Tim Paine\nAustralian cricketer George Bailey\nAustralian cricketer Xavier Doherty\nAustralian Test cricket match umpire Steve Randell; convicted of 15 counts of sexual assault against nine schoolgirls\nEddie Jones, former Australian rugby union player and current headcoach of England\nWoodchopping world champion David Foster\nRobert Fahey, real tennis player; reigning World Champion since 1994.\nFormer ATP Tennis player David Macpherson\nAlex Cisak, Association football player currently playing for Football League 2 side Leyton Orient. Although, he was born in Poland.\nRoyce Hart, Australian rules footballer\nMatthew Richardson, Australian rules footballer\nFormer V8 Supercar and current NASCAR driver Marcos Ambrose (2003\u20132004 champion of V8 Supercar)\nRetired V8 Supercar, driver John Bowe (1995 champion)\nCyclist Richie Porte\nCyclist Luke Ockerby\nMusician Courtney Barnett (born in Sydney; however, she moved to Hobart with her family at age sixteen, attending St Michael's Collegiate School and later, the Tasmanian School of Art)\nDrummer Dave Haley from technical death metal band Psycroptic and black metal band Ruins (metal band)\nComposer Don Kay\nCountry music singer Jean Stafford\nComposer Peter Sculthorpe\nBand Luca Brasi (band)[88][better source needed]\nBassist Brian Ritchie, founding member of Violent Femmes\nMusician Russell Menzies (Sin Nanna) of one-man black metal band Striborg\nNu-metalcore band Alpha Wolf (band)\nSub-Antarctic Garden, Royal Tasmanian Botanical Garden, Hobart\nList of amphibians of Tasmania\nList of schools in Tasmania\nProtected areas of Tasmania\nTasmania portal\n^ a b \"LISTmap (Mount Ossa)\". 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        "raw_content": "Congress should enroll in the health care plan they vote for\nby Brad West \u00bb Tue Nov 17, 2009 1:20 am\nMy friend Leon sent me this,\nPlease read and act, only takes a minute!\nOn Tuesday, the Senate health committee voted 12-11 in favor of a\ntwo-page amendment courtesy of Republican Tom Coburn that would\nrequire all Members and their staffs to enroll in any new\ngovernment-run health plan. It took me less than a minute to sign up\nto require our congressmen and senators to drink at the same trough!\nThree cheers for Congressman John Fleming of Louisiana !\nCongressman John Fleming ( Louisiana physician) has proposed an\namendment that would require congressmen and senators to take the same\nhealthcare plan they force on us (under proposed legislation they are\ncuriously exempt).\nCongressman Fleming is encouraging people to go on his Website and\nsign his petition (very simple - just first name, last name and email). I have\nimmediately done just that at:\nPlease click here and urge as many people as you can to do the same!\nIf Congress forces this on the American people, the Congressmen should\nhave to accept the same level of health care for themselves and their\nfamilies. To do otherwise is the height of hypocrisy!\nThe Patients First Team Call your Senator today\nDear Patients First supporter,\nThe health care debate in Washington is reaching a turning point. Speaker Pelosi has temporarily gotten her way in the House and Leader Reid is preparing to ram his government-run health care proposal through the first 60 vote hurdle before the Thanksgiving break next week.\nAny vote for this bill is a vote to support government-run health care. Period. While you might hear some argue for a distinction between procedural and substantive votes, beware of Washington rhetoric. Whether it is a vote for cloture or final passage, any vote moving the Reid bill closer to your doorstep is a vote in support of government-run health care.\nThe only thing between these bills that will take away your health care options: you. Millions of Americans made their voices heard at town hall meetings in August. Washington heard your voice then and it significantly slowed Speaker Pelosi's plans. We need to do it again with the Reid bill.\nCall your Senator. Tell him to vote against cloture on the motion to proceed. Americans deserve to see the bill.\nLeader Reid spent six weeks crafting this bill behind closed doors yet he's likely to ram through a cloture vote (i.e., procedural gimmick) as early as this weekend! You, the American public, have a right to know what's in the bill before it's voted on. With the bill certain to add to the deficit and span well over 1,000 pages, we need to slow down and make sure this process is done right.\nCall your Senator today and tell him to vote against cloture on the motion to proceed. Let them know that a vote for cloture on a government-run health care bill is a vote for government-run health care and you won't stand for it.\nWith gratitude for your efforts,\nThe Patients First Team\nP.S. Call your Senator today and tell him to vote against cloture. Let them know that a vote for cloture is a vote for government-run health care.\nLast day Of the house Health Care Debate\nI am sitting here listening to the Health Care debate on C-span.\nThe whole thing just sickens me beyond belief I understand that something needs to be done needs. This is going to cost people that make less than $250,000.00 taxes in 12 different ways. Yes if you have a preexisting condition you will be seen and not rejected, but you will be but in a special plan that has higher premiums.\nI have seen people that own business that are already struggling, already surrendering to the fact they will need to shut down because of this. I really don't see requiring people pay taxes on health care 3 years before they can even use it as being a viable way to address this issue.\nNow that I have been listening to all this debate on c-span I truly believe that the democratic party should be renamed to the socialized party. Don't get me wrong I have stood behind democratic presidents in the past but there has been an extreme swing in the beliefs. Control and bigger government seem to be the order now.\nI really need to sit back and relax right now, I am shaking too much to write any more right now. I have put together a .pdf file Who is behind Barack Obama, Who is pulling the strings? This is real scary stuff, don't think that death camps are out of the question.\nI hear right now a Jim McDermott from Washington a demarcate boasting about all the other health plans that they have pushed through. Not saying how all these previous plans have been an epic fail!\nWe need Health Care fixed! But we most certainly don't need this huge bill that benefits everyone except us the people. This bill will not only bankrupt us as individuals, small business, most certainly the country is in jeopardy. Unless of course you are a politician.\nRon Paul's Viable Solution to Health Care\nby Brad West \u00bb Mon May 31, 2010 8:47 pm\nUnlike the statistics in Washington, the freedom movement understands that our health care is too important to be left to the whims of politicians and bureaucrats.\nMore Americans are realizing that the Obama administration\u2019s version of \u201cchange\u201d means giving the federal government\u2019s corporatist allies even greater power, like rewarding insurance companies with millions of customers who will be forced to buy their product.\nLegitimate reform starts with the principles found in two new bills introduced by Ron Paul.\nH.R. 4995, the End the Mandate Act, repeals the recently-passed federal mandate requiring Americans to carry government-approved health insurance.\nAnd just this past Thursday, Congressman Paul introduced H.R. 5444, the \u201cPrivate Option Health Care Act,\u201d which would completely repeal ObamaCare and replace it with free market solutions.\nIn sharp contrast to mandates and force, H.R. 5444 would:\n* Provide all Americans with a tax credit for 100% of health care expenses. The tax credit is fully refundable against both income and payroll taxes;\n* Allow individuals to roll over unused amounts in cafeteria plans and Flexible Savings Accounts (FSA);\n* Provide a tax credit for premiums for high-deductible insurance policies connected with Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and allow seniors to use funds in HSAs to pay for medigap policies;\n* Repeal the 7.5% threshold for the deduction of medical expenses, thus making all medical expenses tax deductible;\n* Guarantee individuals can purchase health insurance across state lines;\n* Permit a tax credit for negative outcomes insurance purchased before medical treatment, reducing expensive malpractice suits;\n* Reduce barriers to importing FDA-approved prescription drugs.\nAs Congressman Paul said in his speech introducing H.R. 5444, \u201cthe Private Option Health Care Act allows Congress to correct the mistake it made last month by replacing the new health care law with health care measures that give control over health care to individuals, instead of the federal government and politically-influential corporations.\u201d\nClick here to get contact information for your representative!\nUrge your congressman to strengthen our health care system by cosponsoring and fighting for a standalone, up or down vote on H.R. 5444, the Private Option Health Care Act, and H.R. 4995, the End the Mandate Act.\nThe same movement that gave Audit the Fed unprecedented momentum can achieve real reform in health care.\nP.S. Demand your representative stand up for freedom, the Constitution, and your right to make your own health care decisions by supporting H.R. 5444 and H.R. 4995. Contact your representative\nby Sheryl Loch \u00bb Mon Aug 09, 2010 4:58 pm\nIf you think the healthcare reform is going to be a great way to get affordable health care...you may want to think again.\nIf you think that the Government won't have total control over your health care...you may try again.\nIf you think that your health records will not be seen by everyone under the sun & possibly leaked to anyone that wants to know...think this over.\nTake a look at the chart made by Representative Kevin Brady (R-TX) and Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS). Your New Health Care System Chart. Take note that this is a Government site so, no it is not some crazy blogger that just drew something up.\nYou can also go to Chart reveals insanity of new health care bill to see some of the quotes by the men that made the chart. See how much they say this health care will cost tax payers.\nBetter get out your wallet.\nOh wait until they start forced mental health screening on all school kids & pregnant mothers...every kid in the country will end up with a mental health condition that they force drugs on. Yes, you will be paying for all of their therapy & meds...you will also pay for CPS to investigate or take the child if the parent refuses (some states already threaten parents with CPS if they do not drug their kids for made up \"diseases\"). The meds are know to cause far more problems than they help. Oh wait, there is no way to know if they help because it is all based on someones opinion, no science or medical evidence...just opinion.\nWe then have the pregnant & nursing mothers that they will want to give antidepressant (you know what we would call normal hormone flux). The antidepressants are know to cause birth defects. Now, you can pay for disabled children that the Government caused.\nOnce all of the people of the \"free\" world have been documented as having mental illness...the government will then say that we are all insane & can't have guns, business, maybe jailed, can't care for our kids properly...........\nNow, what do you think about Harry Reid and his drug pushing health care?\nOh, Harry is up for re-election & big Pharma is one of his biggest campaign donors.\nby Sheryl Loch \u00bb Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:28 pm\nSo now with the superb health care plan, people with pre existing conditions can now get insurance.\nWell, they can get it IF they can afford it! Some states have a premium of up to $600 a month with a variety of deductibles and Out of Pocket Limits.\nI didn't look at every state but, you better hope you don't live in New Hampshire and if you do live there you best have some money to get your insurance. WOW!\nOk, if you want to see what kind of cost you would be looking at in your state you can visit Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP).\nSome states have list for the State plan while others have it for the Federal plan. If you plan on being ill and then buying your insurance...you should start planning on where you want to move to get the best price. LOL!\nby Brian Hawkins \u00bb Sun Oct 03, 2010 11:53 am\nSomething has to be done but, as usual, Government answers are simply Government intrusion at best, acts of public betrayal in most cases. That chart http://www.naturalnews.com/029416_healt ... chart.html is pretty scary, even for Government standards.\nOh no! The projected numbers for Obamacare may be wrong? Now, who would have guessed that the Government with all of their calculators and free thinkers could have not seen this coming?\nYes, the government may have been blind but, I recall MANY normal people saying from the beginning that they had messed up numbers and the cost would be FAR Greater than they were telling us. So, all of those people must have super powers and can see into the future? Or maybe we all have just regular brain power but, it is the Government that is just plain stupid?\nEven large companies have figured out the cost of getting employees insurance vs the cost of the fines for not providing insurance...guess which one will be cheaper (and with less headaches)?\nOk, if you want to see what started me on this soapbox this morning - What if More People Than Expected Enroll in ObamaCare\u2019s Exchanges?\nEven Horrible Harry has made a statement that the way Obamacare is set up will cause Nevada to bankrupt...maybe he should have read the bill and figured this out BEFORE he pushed it so hard.\nThe insanity is way more than healthcare\nby Brad West \u00bb Sat Apr 30, 2011 7:30 am\nI received thin in an e-mail and it just reiterates the PDF I provided above.\nSOROS: Yes. That's right. Yes.\nIn his article, Muravchik describes how Soros has admitted to having carried some rather \"potent messianic fantasies with me from childhood, which I felt I had to control, otherwise they might get me in trouble.\" Be that as it may. After WWII, Soros attended the London School of Economics, where he fell under the thrall of fellow atheist and Hungarian, Karl Popper, one of his professors. Popper was a mentor to Soros until Popper's death in 1994. Two of Popper's most influential teachings concerned \"the open society,\" and Fallibilism.\nFallibilism is the philosophical doctrine that all claims of knowledge could, in principle, be mistaken. (Then again, I could be wrong about that.) The \"open society\" basically refers to a \"test and evaluate\" approach to social engineering. Regarding \"open society\" Roy Childs writes, \"Since the Second World War, most of the Western democracies have followed Popper's advice about piecemeal social engineering and democratic social reform, and it has gotten them into a grand mess.\"\nIn 1956 Soros moved to New York City, where he worked on Wall Street, and started amassing his fortune. He specialized in hedge funds and currency speculation. Soros is absolutely ruthless, amoral, and clever in his business dealings, and quickly made his fortune. By the 1980s, he was well on his way to becoming the global powerhouse that he is today.\nIn an article Kyle-Anne Shiver wrote for \"The American Thinker\" she says, \"Soros made his first billion in 1992 by shorting the British pound with leveraged billions in financial bets, and became known as the man who broke the Bank of England . He broke it on the backs of hard-working British citizens who immediately saw their homes severely devalued and their life savings cut drastically, almost overnight.\"\nIn 1994 Soros crowed in \"The New Republic\", that \"the former Soviet Empire is now called the Soros Empire.\" The Russia-gate scandal in 1999, which almost collapsed the Russian economy, was labeled by Rep. Jim Leach, then head of the House Banking Committee, to be \"one of the greatest social robberies in human history. \"The \"Soros Empire\" indeed. In 1997 Soros almost destroyed the economies of Thailand and Malaysia . At the time, Malaysia 's Prime Minister, Mahathir Mohammad, called Soros \"a villain, and a moron.\" Thai activist Weng Tojirakarn said, \"We regard George Soros as a kind of Dracula. He sucks the blood from the people.\"\nThe website Greek National Pride reports, \"Soros was part of the full court press that dismantled Yugoslavia and caused trouble in Georgia , Ukraine and Myanmar [Burma]. Calling himself a pilanthropist, Soros' role is to tighten the ideological stranglehold of globalization and the New\nWorld Order while promoting his own financial gain. He is without conscience; a capitalist who functions with absolute amorality.\"\nFrance has upheld an earlier conviction against Soros, for felony insider trading. Soros was fined 2.9 million dollars. Recently, his native Hungary fined Soros 2.2 million dollars for \"illegal market manipulation.\" Elizabeth Crum writes that the Hungarian economy has been in a state of transition as the country seeks to become more financially stable and westernized. Soros deliberately driving down the share price of its largest bank put Hungary's economy into a wicked tailspin, one from which it is still trying to recover.\nMy point here is that Soros is a planetary parasite. His grasp, greed, and gluttony have a global reach. But what about America? Soros told Australia 's national newspaper \"The Australian.\" \" America, as the centre of the globalised financial markets, was sucking up the savings of the world. This is now over. The game is out,\" he said, adding that the time has come for \"a very serious adjustment\" in American's consumption habits. He implied that he was the one with the power to bring this about.\"\nSoros: \"World financial crisis was \"stimulating\" and \"in a way, the culmination of my life's work.\"\nObama has recently promised 10 billion of our tax dollars to Brazil , in order to give them a leg-up in expanding their offshore oil fields. Obama's largesse towards Brazil came shortly after his political financial backer, George Soros, invested heavily in Brazilian oil (Pet rob ras).\nTait Trussel writes, \"The Pet rob ras loan may be a windfall for Soros and Brazil , but it is a bad deal for the U. S. The American Petroleum Institute estimates that oil exploration in the U S could create 160,000 new, well-paying jobs, as well as $1.7 trillion in revenues to federal, state, and local governments, all while fostering greater energy security and independence.\"\nIt looks like the Soros Watch site has been taken down, here are a few more that may shed a light.\nhttp://wichitaliberty.org/politics/soro ... -launched/\nhttp://www.sorosmonitor.com/home.aspx\nhttp://michellemalkin.com/2010/09/09/so ... judiciary/\nBack to America. Soros has been actively working to destroy America from the inside out for some years now. People have been warning us. Two years ago, news sources reported that \"Soros [is] an extremist who wants open borders, a one-world foreign policy, legalized drugs, euthanasia, and on and on. This is off-the-chart dangerous.\"In 1997, Rachel Ehrenfeld wrote, \"Soros uses his philanthropy to change or more accurately deconstruct the moral values and attitudes of the Western world, and particularly of the American people. His \"open society\" is not about freedom; it is about license. His vision rejects the notion of ordered liberty, in favor of a PROGRESSIVE ideology of rights and entitlements.\"\nPerhaps the most important of these \"whistle blowers\" are David Horowitz and Richard Poe. Their book \"The Shadow Party\" outlines in detail how Soros hijacked the Democratic Party, and now owns it lock, stock, and barrel. Soros has been packing the Democratic Party with radicals, and ousting moderate Democrats for years. The Shadow Party became the Shadow Government, which recently became the Obama Administration.\nDiscoverTheNetworks.org (another good source) writes, \"By his [Soros'] own admission, he helped engineer coups in Slovakia, Croatia, Georgia, and Yugoslavia. When Soros targets a country for \"regime change,\" he begins by creating a shadow government, a fully formed government-in-exile, ready to assume power when the opportunity arises. The Shadow Party he has built in America greatly resembles those he has created in other countries prior to instigating a coup.\"\nNovember 2008 edition of the German magazine \"Der Spiegel,\" in which Soros gives his opinion on what the next POTUS (President of the U. S.) should do after taking office. \"I think we need a large stimulus package.\" Soros thought that around 600 billion would be about right. Soros also said that \"I think Obama presents us a great opportunity to finally deal with global warming and energy dependence. The U. S. needs a cap and trade system with auctioning of licenses for emissions rights.\"\nSoros is a partner in the Carlyle Group where he has invested more than 100 million dollars. According to an article by \"The Baltimore Chronicle's\" Alice Cherbonnier, the Carlye Group is run by \"a veritable who's who of former Republican leaders,\" from CIA man Frank Carlucci, to CIA head and ex-President George Bush, Sr.\nIn late 2006, Soros bought about 2 million shares of Halliburton, Dick Cheney's old stomping grounds. When the Democrats and Republicans held their conventions in 2000, Soros held Shadow Party conventions in the same cities, at the same time. In 2008, Soros donated $5,000,000,000 ( that\u2019s Five Billion ) to the Democratic National Committee, NC, to insure Obama's win and wins for many other Alinsky trained Radical Rules Anti-American Socialist. George has been contributing a $ billion plus to the DNC since Clinton came on the scene.\nSoros has dirtied both sides of the aisle, trust me. And if that weren't bad enough, he has long held connections with the CIA. And I mustn't forget to mention Soros' involvement with the MSM (Main Stream Media), the entertainment industry (e. g. he owns 2.6 million shares of Time Warner), and the various political advertising organizations he funnels millions to. In short, George Soros controls or influences most of the MSM. Little wonder they ignore the TEA PARTY, Soro's NEMESIS.\nPoe continues, \"Through his global web of Open Society Institutes and Open Society Foundations, Soros has spent 25 years recruiting, training, indoctrinating and installing a network of loyal operatives in 50 countries, placing them in positions of influence and power in media, government, finance and academia.\"\nAmerica stands at the brink of an abyss, and that fact is directly attributable to Soros. Soros has vigorously, cleverly, and insidiously planned the ruination of America and his puppet, Barack Obama is leading the way. ********************************************************************************\nThe words of Patrick Henry are apropos: \"Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, almighty God! I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death!\"\n--------------) I can't even find anything on political donations to the Obama campaign even though he donates millions every year on liberal causes. And that was before Obama was running for president.\nThis story sends up a huge red flag and sets off my BS meter. The idea that the media is in on everything and protects conspiracies like this is the most important ingredient and is necessary for the views to seem truthful. The next ingredient has to be truth mixed into the extremist views; such as supporting Proposition 19 (California's legalization of marijuana \u2013another god thing) and his insider trading conviction. I don't know where the email came from but I have to wonder how much is libelous rhetoric and to what end.\nWith all that said, I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if George Soros was in bed with half of congress, industry giants and even Obama himself. He has both the power and money. I just reject the idea he\u2019s running our Country. In fact, it\u2019s more likely that no one is running things right now, we\u2019re out of control.",
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        "raw_content": "Learning How to Budget\nOne of the first things that we are advised about when leaving the family home and stepping out to make a life for ourselves is the importance of living within our means. But the sheer number of people who do not live by a budget is absolutely astounding! A budget allows us to examine our personal finances, analysing what we have coming into the bank and how we should spend it (or perhaps more importantly, how we shouldn\u2019t spend it). When people are unaware of how much they should outlay on certain aspects of their life or how they should divide the money that they have, they end up overspending. We are constantly tempted by loans and credit cards - we spend money that isn\u2019t our own. This results in us sinking into debt, which comes hand in hand with anxiety and stress. So, in order to stay in the black and out of the red, it\u2019s absolutely essential to budget. Here\u2019s exactly how to go about it!\nThe amount that we see written down as our \u201csalary\u201d isn\u2019t necessarily the amount that we have to spend. Many people misjudge their income thanks to this simple mistake to make. In order to be fully aware of the amount you take home from your work, you need to work out your total income after tax. Work hand in hand with an accountant in order to be entirely sure of this.\nCovering the Essentials\nOnce you know how much you have to work with, you need to cover the essentials. These are the things you couldn\u2019t live without: shelter, food, water, and energy. A means of transport in order to get to and from work can also fall into this bracket.\nKeeping Track of Your Spending\nOnce you\u2019ve forked out for the essentials, you are left over with your disposable income! But it\u2019s still a good idea to keep a track of your disposable income. Use a specialist app like everydollar. Take a look at others\u2019 experience with it at everydollar review. This is a specialist budgeting tool that helps you to track your income and spending. You can see where your money really goes.\nRemember that you don\u2019t have to spend everything the moment that you have it. You should seriously consider keeping a little money saved aside for a rainy day. Regardless of how much disposable income you have to play with, it\u2019s important that you practice self-control and restraint. Just because it\u2019s there to be spent doesn\u2019t mean that you have to spend it. Be sensible and think every purchase over before splurging cash! If you don\u2019t absolutely need it, chances are that you can put the money away in a savings account instead and use it towards some kind of great life experience such as travel.\nAs you can see, there\u2019s a whole lot to take into consideration when you start learning how to budget. But it\u2019s an essential life skill that you really need to get to grips with. The sooner you incorporate budgeting into your day to day life, the less likely you are to experience debt!",
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        "raw_content": "The behind the scenes moves of the players involved in the high-stakes US-Iran negotiations on Iran\u2019s nuclear program are continuing to fester out into the open. It appears that the Obama administration is increasingly loosing patience with Netanyahu\u2019s meddling. Illustrative of this, tension between US Secretary of State John Kerry and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reached a new height on Wednesday. Speaking to the US Congress in the run-up to Netanyahu\u2019s planned congressional visit in March, Kerry reminded US officials that the last time Netanyahu spoke before the Congress back in 2002 he was giving his strong support for a US invasion of Iraq. To observers aware of the increasing conflict between the administration and Netanyahu, the implication of Kerry\u2019s statement should be clear, \u201cHe cannot be trusted\u201d.\nBehind closed doors is a continued sense of anger and tension between US President Obama and the Israeli leader. Only weeks ago, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that Obama had called and demanded that Netanyahu stop interfering with US lawmakers. Netanyahu is reported to be personally lobbying US senators and congressman for increased sanctions on Iran, an action that would effectively abort any progress on negotiations between the White House and Tehran. Thus, Kerry\u2019s public remarks seem to be expressing in a much softer tone what the White House truly feels towards Netanyahu\u2019s continued interference. Notably, and perhaps showing the personal nature that has come to define the Obama-Netanyahu relationship, these are some of the most recent open attempts to thwart Netanyahu\u2019s attempts to influence US politicians. Remember, it wasn\u2019t long ago an anonymous US official summarized the administration\u2019s feelings with \u201cNetanyahu spat in our face. There will be a price\u201d. Observers should expect a continued increase in public statements in the lead up to Netanyahu\u2019s visit, with Kerry and other unnamed officials likely making increasingly candid statements.\nFor those still questioning why Netanyahu would continue to threaten bilateral ties and destroy what little goodwill existed between himself and the Obama administration, consider the earlier speech to which Kerry was referencing. It can be clearly observed that his advice has turned out to be disastrous for the US. In the September 12, 2002 remarks, Netanyahu said the decision to invade Iraq was a \u201cgood choice, the right choice\u201d and guaranteed \u201cenormous positive reverberations on [sic] the region\u201d. With Iraq in shambles and IS risen from the simmering ashes, Netanyahu\u2019s earlier statements and his belief that the only way to deal with terroristic regimes was \u201cto apply military force\u201d should call into question his ability to guide the US towards correct actions in the region. None of this matters to Netanyahu however, as he believes his advice is the only way to face his believed existential threat from Iran.\nThis does not mean that Netanyahu\u2019s advice to invade Iraq or to resort to military actions in dealing with the Iranian regime is wholly incorrect. This depends by which country you measure the benefits from following Netanyahu\u2019s advice. When considering his final remarks to Congress back in 2002 it is his last statement that is the most telling. Speaking emphatically, Netanyahu proclaimed \u201cIf I had to say the three principles of winning the war on terror\u2026the three principles of winning the war on terror are the three W\u2019s, winning, winning, [and] winning.\u201d The US and the Middle East is certainly not winning anything by following Netanyahu\u2019s hawkish advice, Americans would do well to consider who is.\nTags: IranIsraelKerryNetanyahuNuclear Proliferation\nThe plight of the Negev Bedouin continued as Israel\u2019s Supreme Court recently ruled that the village of\nThe nuclear talks between Iran and the Six Powers have dominated headlines for the first week\nTo prevent spam please solve this simple math problem below. * Time limit is exhausted. Please reload the CAPTCHA. 9 \u00d7 = 9\nPrevious Story Previous post: US Central American Foreign Policy: Foreign Aid, Immigration Policy, Geopolitics or None of the Above\nNext Story Next post: +3 \u2014 Regionalism in Northeast Asia: Integration vs. Cooperation\nLatest from Diplomacy\nThe interview was originally published in NOVasia Issue 31 and is republished\nThe UN, as Paul Kennedy so lucidly describes in his book \u201cThe\nA report by the British House of Lords chaired by Lord Tugendhat",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on October 22, 2013 October 22, 2013 by jimmcneely\nThe Christian blogosphere is ablaze over John MacArthur\u2019s \u201cStrange Fire\u201d conference. I wanted to weigh in on John MacArthur and the whole issue.\nIn general, I like to dialog about the charismatic movement about as much as I like to dialog about politics or the latest trends in plumbing. It is such a beaten up dead horse; this was a burning (pun intended) issue 30 years ago and most of the world has moved on from this controversy. This is like the zombie undead issue that keeps lurching around but won\u2019t die.\nCharismatic Camp Needs a Spanking\nFor the record, I agree that there has been a great deal of weird and untruthful excess in the charismatic world, and that the fruitful work being done among charismatic ministries is mostly happening because of the work of the Holy Spirit in people that wouldn\u2019t be characterized as specifically charismatic.\nI have for many years thought that the idea that there is a second baptism is not quite scriptural. In fact, some if not many charismatic churches tend to have a lack of concern for scriptural accuracy and truth, and this is a huge problem. I have attended several charismatic churches over the years, and some are worse in this way and some are much better. Most charismatic churches have distanced themselves from being truly wacko, especially these days, but significant numbers remain very very weird. It probably really is time for someone to come right out and say, \u201cI know you guys are supposed to be part of my family of belief, but that is just wacko.\u201d\nCessationist Camp Needs a Spanking\nThe cessationist (gifts of the Spirit ended with the 12 apostles) camp has some very spurious hermeneutics going on themselves, and it seems most likely that neither of these positions is accurate. If you look in the gospel of John and the book of 1 John, there is much to notice about the person and purpose and manifest work of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer. It is all about comfort and help and revelation and truth, and nothing about being slain or sizzling or tongues or healings or prophecies. There are other places in Paul\u2019s writings where some of these gifts are written about, and there is nowhere where it credibly can be read as saying the gifts would end, at least not until the far future when even faith is no longer needed. It seems a little convenient that only the comfortable and acceptable gifts have persisted, gifts such as teaching and hospitality, while the less comfortable gifts such as prophecy and tongues have ceased. Where is that spelled out, 2 Opinions 12? It is really not there.\nThe Gospel is Ignored\nSo while I don\u2019t agree with MacArthur\u2019s position completely on this, I agree in some ways, and I think some corners of the charismatic world really do need to be challenged and even spanked for being so ridiculous. I do think some of the things being taught at that conference are somewhat helpful. There is no way the people who need to hear it most are going to receive this instruction from MacArthur of course; this is more of a way for him to encourage and shore up his own camp, and help them to feel good about what they are doing. I think it is divisive and that he is painting with far too broad a brush.\nThe real distinctive that is important is this: John, Paul, Jesus, et all teach us many things about the Holy Spirit, but the truly central thing they teach is that Jesus Christ died to save sinners. The real problem with the weird corners of the charismatic movement is that they deify and basically worship the weirder experiential aspects of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and deemphasize or even ignore the central importance of the gospel of Christ crucified and risen for sinners. The real problem with MacArthur is not that he is cessationist, or that he is arrogant and distasteful, but that he teaches such a strong \u201cLordship Salvation\u201d message that it borders on heresy. I don\u2019t throw the word heresy around but he has gone out of his way to make his position clear that works are essential to salvation.\nFor now, that is all I want to say. The real question for these two factions within the church is not, \u201chow do they stand on the Holy Spirit\u201d? The real question is, \u201chow do they stand on the gospel\u201d? In fact they stand like two monkeys in a small cage flinging poo at each other. I don\u2019t really want to see that. I am way more interested in Christ crucified to save sinners, because I am a sinner and I need saving. What conference can I go to to hear about that?\nSo, more to come on MacArthur\u2019s strange fire: Lordship Salvation.\n\u2190 The \u201cSeared\u201d Conscience\nChosen Before the Foundation of\u2026 \u2192\nI just wanted to add that if you can concentrate on reading this post after viewing that picture, then I am proud of you. \u2013 Jim\nI haven\u2019t followed the MacArthur situation except to casually read people\u2019s posts about it, but I like what you say here. Where do we stand on the gospel? That is the real issue and one that doesn\u2019t get nearly enough attention. We take too much for granted. We think, \u201cWell, of course we\u2019ve got the whole Christ-died-for-sinners thing down, so let\u2019s move on to something really pressing.\u201d And the truth is that there is nothing \u201cof course\u201d about it, and nothing more pressing. I wonder how many of these peripheral issues would resolve themselves or at least lose their divisiveness if we were truly focused on the gospel.\nThanks for this Jim \u2013 our pastor brought this up this past Sunday.\nK.C. Klarner\nThere is no telling how much pain Mr. McArthur\u2019s teaching has caused people. It caused me two years of sleepless nights. Thank you for calling it what it is. Heresy.",
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        "raw_content": "Home | Health | Trans-dermal Patches Show Significant Results\nJanuary 29, 2019 January 29, 2019 Lanka Samanth45Leave a Comment on Trans-dermal Patches Show Significant Results\nIn western countries the patches are widely used, but not so much in India.\n\u201cI prescribe nicotine patches to quit smoking, but patients re-visit me complaining of bad side-effects. This is due to a lack of awareness about patches. But it shows more effective outcome than other route of administering the drug,\u201d said Dr. Vasunethra, a pulmonologist.\nTrans-dermal patches deliver drugs effectively to specific sites. As it avoids first-pass metabolism, the sustained drug release can take place.\nThe patches are used as pain killers\u2019 delivery route, motion sickness, against angina, and in hormone replacement therapy, among other usages. For example, women suffering from hormonal imbalances between the ages of 20 to 30 are still unaware of patches and use oral route, or IV administration of medicines, which is not advisable.\n\u201cIn Hormone Replacement Therapy, drugs through trans-dermal patches are recommended. In other drug delivery systems the drug is administered whole at once, where as in trans-dermal drug delivery system by patches, it ensures the sustained release of drug for a prolonged period of time,\u201d said Dr. Vishnupriya to The Softcopy newspaper.\n\u201cAs skin as an efficient protective barrier it allows only the drug molecules which are small enough to pass-through it, which is a main advantage of this method,\u201d explains Sravan, a fellow in Doctor of Pharmacy. Despite its effectiveness, some patients wrongly believe it allows gain weight and menstruation loss in women. When asked about the side effect, Sravani explains that, \u201cNo doctor prescribes medicine which causes abnormal side effects.\u201d\n\u201cMore and more awareness should be created. People should be educated about this,\u201d said Dr. Vishnupriya. It is not cared for in India, but in developed countries trans-dermal patches are widely used,\u201d said Gangula Sravani, a student in hospital pharmacy.\nAnother reason why some patients are reluctant to use skin patches is the possibility of allergic reactions. A patient \u2013 not willing to reveal his name \u2013 was affected with a dermatological illness due to abnormal usage of patches. When asked about the issue, Indraja, a Hospital Pharmacy intern explained to The Softcopy newspaper, \u201cPatches are the mode of drug delivery systems in which the drug is embedded in an adhesive with micropores. When stuck to the skin it starts the release of drug for a prolonged period of time.\u201d\nTagged Doctor of Pharmacy medical patches nicotine patches\nFebruary 5, 2019 February 5, 2019 Riya Sethi",
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        "raw_content": "Michael Phelps Betrayed By Girlfriend Who Was Born a Man (PHOTO)\nMichele Zipp November 20, 2014 at 10:25 AM\nMichael Phelps is in the spotlight once again for something other than swimming. He's still \"doing time\" in rehab after he was caught excessively speeding and weaving his car and charged with DUI -- his second such charge and he's only 29 years old. The first was when he was 19. But the new news involves his so-called girlfriend Taylor Lianne Chandler. She was born intersex.\nRead my story at www.facebook.com/taylorliannechandler #TaylorLianneChandler\nKuva, jonka Taylor Lianne Chandler (@taylorliannechandler) julkaisiMarras 11, 2014 at 8:36 PST\nTaylor, 41, was born David Roy Fitch, an intersex baby with a penis and a uterus -- he didn't have testicles or ovaries. As a teenager, David felt he was more of a she and changed his name to Paige Victoria Whitney before undergoing surgery to fully become a woman. She later changed her name to Taylor Lianne Chandler. I'm not really concerned with this information -- things like this happen, she was born with male and female parts. I'm happy her parents didn't make the decision for her and she was able to do so when she was older and understood herself more. But I am upset that instead of telling Michael, her supposed boyfriend, she told the world first. Though she claims she told him just before she went public with the information. Michael hasn't said a word about any of this, so all the details are one-sided.\nI know many people are laughing at this fact and saying Phelps had sex with a man! He didn't. And even if he did ... so? I feel bad for Michael -- why is she going public with the news? What's her motive? She shouldn't make a spectacle out of this. Was she paid for her story? It doesn't matter if she were born intersex and had sex with Michael -- what matters is she is making a circus out of their relationship by going to the press with details that are really no one's business.\nTaylor told Radar that she was on Tinder and met Michael on the site in August. They first hung out on September 21 to watch a football game -- the Ravens to be exact -- and they \"made love during halftime.\" She also said:\nLater, we had sex again. The intimacy with him was amazing! It was the first time in my life that someone has made me feel like a true woman.\nI'm happy for her. She deserves to feel like a true woman, but Michael doesn't deserve to be treated like this. Taylor admits that she never told him about her life, but she maintains that she didn't lie to him. Still, that's not something you ask someone. So were you born a woman or a man? Come on, Taylor. She says she isn't certain if their relationship will continue once Michael is out of rehab later this week. I'm going to bet that Michael is going to feel betrayed by her -- that she basically did a kiss-and-tell with a celebrity for her own personal gain. Let's hope this doesn't derail his sobriety.\nWhat do you think of Taylor going public without telling Michael first?\nImage via Michael Phelps/Instagram\nGossip celebrity gossip",
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        "raw_content": "BY ELISABETH ROOKS\nBelieve it or not, East Germany in the \u201980s was still filled with post-war trauma and political corruption. For as long as I remember, I have dreamed of creating a harmonious and peaceful lifestyle for myself, and I believe growing up in a family and society filled with secrets and an addiction to drama greatly shaped this desire and served as a catalyst to jump at the first best opportunity to leave my home country.\nBack then, I assumed that physically distancing myself from the life I knew would free me from family and societal expectations, empowering me to \u201cbe free to be me\u201d. Traveling to the other side of the world to Australia was just about far enough for me.\nFor quite some time I lived on the road, savouring life and all it had to offer. Of course, there were ups and downs, and I learned to value everything we often take for granted \u2014 warmth, shelter, water, and daily food. During this time, I also experienced sexual assault and for many years I carried the shame and guilt around with me.\nWhen I met my ex-husband he was the epitome of everything I desired in my life. Apart from being terribly handsome, he was unapologetically pursuing his dream and didn\u2019t seem to have a care in the world. He seemed to embody everything I wanted to be at the time and being the young and impressionable girl I was, I happily followed his lead.\nFor the first few years, his aspirations to create a life of freedom somewhere on a remote property seemed like a great idea to me. Living in isolated places was adventurous and I believed it meant I would be less exposed to drama and the craziness of life. How wrong I was.\nIt soon became obvious that my own needs, values, and dreams didn\u2019t carry much weight and while I was assured they were important, none of them were ever seriously taken into consideration.\nI was laughed at, ridiculed, and dismissed as \u201cemotional\u201d regularly, which only fueled my desire to become stronger and somehow earn approval and respect. When my son was born, I began to realize that I was living my husband\u2019s dream and not mine.\nAlthough this new realisation left a bitter taste in my mouth, I continued to tell myself that his vision of an ideal dream life didn\u2019t seem too bad. I was repeatedly told that I should be grateful and began to believe that over time, I would learn to be happy and content.\nWho was I to want more, to think that my opinions mattered and that my dreams should be considered important?\nFor nearly 12 years, I continued to follow his lead, hoping that by supporting him in his dream I would eventually feel better. I began compromising my core values daily and felt like I was lying to myself over and over, every single day. My daily excuse was that I was supporting his dream out of love. In hindsight, I think that was the worst part, I had turned my definition of love into something I eventually detested.\nMaintaining a harmonious family home was like trying to stop a tornado with my bare hands. It was impossible. At the age of 25, I became very ill and within three months I had been admitted to ER multiple times. Just when I thought that I was finally starting to recover, I was hit with a massive anxiety attack. By that time, I had lost 12 kilos within six weeks and deep within myself knew I had reached a point of life or death \u2014 literally. I knew that if I wanted to recover and be there for my children, drastic changes had to be made.\nThe time for undervaluing myself and ignoring my dreams and core values was over.\nI realised that the only way to fully recover and create a harmonious life, meant committing to getting to know myself again and accepting my physical, mental, and emotional boundaries. It sure seemed scary as hell at the time, but it has turned out to be the most empowering experience of my life.\nI am very grateful that I found the strength and courage to banish lies and dishonesty from my life and embark on the journey to cultivating self-awareness and self-understanding.\nSometimes I wish I would have had someone to support me during this tough time, but I believe going the journey by myself has only made me stronger, more resilient, and determined.\nHowever, I also believe that with the correct guidance, much of the pain and confusion could have been eased or prevented. But then again, without those experiences I wouldn\u2019t be in the position to empower and educate other parents, which is why I want you to understand that:\nYou don\u2019t have to go through the pain of not knowing who you are or what it is you want.\nYou don\u2019t have to experience daily frustration and confusion.\nYou don\u2019t need to face daily challenges on your own!\nYou don\u2019t have to go through years of emotional turmoil, conflict at home, and endless nights of crying yourself to sleep.\nYou don\u2019t have to be a master at pretense for your children\u2019s sake.\nYou don\u2019t have to hold on as hard as you can \u2014 afraid that you\u2019re going to break if you don\u2019t.\nAnd you certainly don\u2019t need to give up your dreams.\nYou can rediscover who you truly are and live a harmonious life.\nYou can be successful and happy at the same time!\nYou are fully supported on this journey.\nYour needs, values, and dreams are a very important part of who you are and I want you to fully know, embrace and love them!\nYou can be honest with yourself and your children.\nYou can trust yourself, and there is nothing wrong with you for wanting to be happy!\nAnd most importantly, you absolutely can follow your dreams and meet your family\u2019s needs.\nBut before you embark on this journey of recovery and rediscovery, I need you to know that it takes courage to acknowledge our needs, express them, and embrace the wisdom that lies within each individual. 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        "raw_content": "An Obedience Training Log for Jet\nOkay\u2026 so I\u2019ve been considering doing some sort of training log forever. I hate training logs. I\u2019m really bad at writing things down and keeping track of my training. It\u2019s not just dog training. It\u2019s actually all kinds of logging. When I was a kid I actually journaled a lot. I have tons and tons of notepads in boxes in my basement of old journals from my late teens and early twenties. Maybe someday I\u2019ll go back and read them all, and laugh at how dorky I was\u2026 but maybe I won\u2019t. Guess we\u2019ll see. Maybe they\u2019ll just all get thrown away since we don\u2019t have kids and no one will care after I die.\nAnyway dying is neither here nor there. LOL. Back to the training log. I love Google Docs. I use Google Docs for everything. I have tons of spreadsheets in there with various things, tracking the dogs\u2019 weights, their registration numbers, bank account information (nothing that will get you my bank account numbers though lol), packing lists, etc. I love sharing the packing lists with the friend I usually travel with, makes collaborating on packing dog junk a lot easier!\nSo I\u2019ve been experimenting with Jet\u2019s obedience training lately, and finally decided to keep a training log. So here it is, and it\u2019s on Google Docs, and you can\u2019t edit it, but you can view it. Granted there\u2019s not much in there right now since I\u2019ve only just started it. But here it is:\nJet\u2019s Training Log\nI thought about embedding it into a blog post but then though naw, the link should be fine. Of course it\u2019ll only be as useful as I make it, and if I use it, so we\u2019ll see if I can keep using it. I get lots of anxiety associated with doing things on a regular basis, so we\u2019ll see. I\u2019d like to make some charts out of it too but I haven\u2019t figured out how yet.\nI\u2019ve been doing some obedience training on my own mainly because when I train with someone else, I tend to shut my brain down and not think on my own. This also goes for other things in my life.. work is one of them. If someone leads me, I\u2019ll just follow and do what I\u2019m told. Sometimes I need to be more aware of what my own actions are, what reinforcers I\u2019m using, and to do that I have to do things on my own. And hopefully this tracking sheet will help me see trends and other things. So Jet and I have been working on various things with toys and play instead of treats, and I\u2019ve gotten some good information about what Jet will work for and what he won\u2019t. I have some video, but I haven\u2019t uploaded it. I get shy about talking about what I\u2019m doing, so sometimes I do, sometimes I don\u2019t, and I just haven\u2019t been all to chatty lately.\nAnyway, I\u2019m sure I\u2019ll be changing that spreadsheet over time, but it\u2019s what I have now.\nAuthor CynthiaPosted on 1 May, 2012 1 May, 2012 Categories Jet, Obedience, TrainingTags Jet Obedience2 Comments on An Obedience Training Log for Jet\nJet\u2019s Obedience Training\nSince going to the Denise Fenzi obedience seminar I have some ideas for training Jet. I\u2019ll be applying them to Chase, too, but Jet is my primary focus, Chase has a natural drive that can carry him through a trial. Jet doesn\u2019t. So I\u2019m reassessing Jet\u2019s training. This weekend I did some different things to try to scientifically understand what is going on.\nDenise is a motivational trainer. She isn\u2019t a clicker trainer, but does occasionally use markers. She\u2019s not a compulsion trainer. I kinda think she just fits into her own category. I\u2019m not going full-on clicker training with Jet. But I\u2019m going to do motivational training. No compulsion. But I\u2019ll remove reinforcers if that works best. There are consequences to not working. But I won\u2019t use pain, either.\nJet\u2019s problem is he works beautifully with treats. He falls into heel, head up, nice focus, sits on the halts. But when I don\u2019t have treats, then he doesn\u2019t work. So this weekend I took him to an obedience trial. He was in Beginner Novice and Rally Novice on Saturday, and Beginner Novice on Sunday. He Qualified in all his runs, but his work was not what I want. And if any of it had been off leash, he would have wandered off or sniffed like he\u2019s done in previous trials. I want him to work regardless of the leash. And I want him to want to work. I want him to enjoy working and interacting with me. And I will admit, I don\u2019t subscribe to the belief that if you keep taking them into the ring, eventually they\u2019ll just figure it out and work. I think they\u2019ll learn bad ring habits and will end up getting worse.\nWhen I was warming him up I didn\u2019t use treats. In the past I would have whipped out the treats to get his attention. I don\u2019t want to do that anymore, because I can\u2019t bring treats into the ring. So when we warmed up he didn\u2019t seem to know what to do. Either 1) he doesn\u2019t understand, 2) he\u2019s nervous, or 3) he is holding out for treats. (A friend suggested \u2013 maybe he doesn\u2019t understands he\u2019s supposed to sit regardless of the distractions.) (If there are any other options of what the reason may be, I will really appreciate comments!)\nI would tell him to sit, and he just stared at me like he didn\u2019t understand. I told him a second time, he still looked at me. I leaned down and said sit in a more sturdy tone, and he sat. Three times to respond to a sit cue is not acceptable.\nI don\u2019t really think he was nervous. Maybe he is. Maybe I\u2019m a bad handler because I\u2019m not completely sure if he\u2019s nervous or not. But when I did eventually get out the treats, he fell right into heel and sat on cue. So I\u2019m thinking, with Jet, he either doesn\u2019t understand, or he\u2019s holding out. I\u2019m leaning toward thinking that he\u2019s holding out.\nI\u2019m not going to start with the sit or the heeling when I train. Or any exercises. What I\u2019m going to start with is getting him to enjoy working just for and with me. Below is a video example of Jet not playing with me, or even responding to me, when the environment is too stimulating. This is from Saturday, I took him outside to see if he\u2019d just play. I didn\u2019t get any treats out. I wanted to see how he\u2019d respond. As you can see, he basically ignored me and air scented. Old instincts kicked in and I walked him over to see if we could see what was up, though Denise said that may be a bad idea. And it didn\u2019t do Jet any good anyway. And really he wouldn\u2019t be able to ever visit whatever it was, so probably I shouldn\u2019t have taken him there:\nHere is a video of training and warming up indoors. He\u2019s better, but he still frequently looks away from me. I want constant steady attention. Those who have done or watched the high level competition obedience will know what I mean when I say I want his complete focus. I didn\u2019t get it here with play. I would have gotten it with treats:\nSo I\u2019m going to start with some play and focus work in my front yard.\nThe plan is, go out the front door, see what his attention is like. If it\u2019s not what I want, we go back inside and he lost the opportunity to work. Then we try again in 30 minutes or so.\nJet really does love to work. He loves to play and interact. But usually when we go out the front door, he thinks we are going for a ride or for a walk so it\u2019ll be interesting to see what I get. It might be a hard environment. I could do this in the back yard, but he is comfortable and likes to play in the back yard\u2026 however, if we consistently have less than I want out front, I\u2019ll go out back.\nSo that is the first step. Front door, play, see what I get. I won\u2019t use any treats. I may use some toys, depending on what I get.\nThen I\u2019ll move this same routine to a park or a ring setup. Take him out of the crate, if he interacts with me and works, cool. If not, back in crate, he lost the opportunity to work.\nOf course if this doesn\u2019t really work, then I may have to reassess again. I am not going to use treats. I\u2019ll video our sessions so I can see what works and what doesn\u2019t. I need to break this down. I need Jet to play and interact with me. Can\u2019t bring anything into the ring but me and Jet. So if we don\u2019t have a good play routine between the two of us, we are screwed in the ring. And I don\u2019t want a dog that wanders off or sniffs. Jet is capable of really beautiful work. I just need to make sure that the play and the work are both rewarding for him. I want him to be happy while we do it!\nIf you are interested here\u2019s Jet\u2019s runs from Saturday:\nBeg Novice, 186 1/2\nRally Novice 82. I thought it was a fair score.\nI didn\u2019t get Sunday\u2019s Beginner Novice on video. He did better, but still not what I want. 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        "raw_content": "General information Sarnath\nSarnath the tranquil deep park at Sarnath is where the Buddha preached hid first sermon. Sarnath became one of the great center of Buddhism and the Emperor Ashoka erected magnificent stupas and structure here. The Chinese scholar Huien Tsang who to write of the splendor of the city. Rediscovered and excavated in 1836, Sarnath is once again a place of pilgrimage where visitors come to pay homage to the great teacher.\nGeography Agra is situated 27.18\u00b0 N 78.02\u00b0 E[1], on the bank of Yamuna river. It has an average elevation of 171 metres (561 feet). On the north it is bounded by Mathura, on the south by Dhaulpur, on the east by Firozabad, on the south-east by Fatehabad and on the west by Bharatpur. Agra is the third biggest city in Uttar Pradesh.\nDemographics\tAs of 2000 India censusIndia, Agra had a population of 1,259,979. Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%. Agra has an average literacy rate of 65%, higher than the national average of 59.5%; with 76% of the males and 53% of females literate. 11% of the population is under 6 years of age.\nSarnath at a glance\nArea 2.80 sq. km. Altitude 80.71 mtrs. above sea level\nSeason August - March. Clothing Cottons (Summer), Winter: Woollens.\nLanguage Hindi & English Festivals Buddha Purnima (May), Kartik Purnima (Oct-Nov).",
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        "raw_content": "Home ECUADOR FACTS & STATISTICS GUIDE\nHighlighting Facts and Statistics for the Visitor\nLocated in the continent of South America, Ecuador covers 276,841 square kilometres of land and 6,720 square kilometres of water, making it the 74th largest nation in the world with a total area of 283,561 square kilometres.\nEcuador became an independent state in 1830, after gaining its sovereignty from Spain. The population of Ecuador is 15,223,680 (2012) and the nation has a density of 55 people per square kilometre.\nThe currency of Ecuador is the US Dollar (USD). As well, the people of Ecuador are referred to as Ecuadorian.\nThe dialing code for the country is +593 and the top level Internet domain for Ecuadorian sites is .ec.\nEcuador shares land borders with 2 countries: Colombia, Peru.\nEcuador is an adventure for booth intrepid travelleres and those decidelly less so. 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Highlights include perusin the humming outdoor markets (Otavalo is the first choice for shopping, while Saquisili is best for whatching the local shop), riding atop a train through hair \u2013 raising Devil\u2019s Nose pass, exploring the Amazon \u2013 a chance to check out nature\u2019s splendor and/or stay with indegenous communities in the forest deep \u2013 and, if can afford it, visiting the Galapagos Islands.\nThe high Andes beckon with stunning vistas, colourful indigenous markets, and scenic colonial neighbourhoods. The eastern lowlands offer Amazonian ecolodges to top off your Ecuador adventure. Western Ecuador boasts the exciting port city of Guayaquil, rare dry forest habitats, and serene beaches. Then there are the Galapagos Island, area superlative place to get your scuba \u2013 diving certification, and surfers who look hard enough will find decent waves along their costs from November to February. Galapagos is located more than 900 kilometres from the coast, these fabled islands are part of Ecuadorian territory and the jewel of Ecuadorian tourism. The Galapagos are on the bucket list of nearly every world traveler and those who make their way to this volcanic archipelago find their expectations surpassed by their experience.\nThe best planning to Visit Ecuador\nThere is\u2019s perfect time for a general tour of Ecuador is the smallest OPEC member and the world\u2019s top banana exporter. It is also a big exporter of coffee, shrimp and cocoa.\nDISCOVERING A DIVERSITY OF LANDCAPES OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MEGADIVERSE VARIETY OF SPECIES, FLORA AND FAUNA IN THE PLANET\u2026\nFor a small country, Ecuador has many geographical zones. The Coast is hot and wet from January to May (rainstorms make make poorer roads impassable), overcast and humid from June to September, and drier and cooler the rest of the year. the dry season in the highlands is late May to September, which coincides with the wettest months in the Orient, where roads may be closed the high seasons are June to August. December and January. They include Andean peaks, tropical rainforests and \u2013 1,000 km (600 miles) off the coast \u2013 the volcanic Galapagos Islands, home to the animals and birds whose evolutionary adaptations shaped Charles Darwin\u2019s theories.\nPACKING LIST AND GOOD THINGS TO KNOW\nNo matter where you are going in Ecuador you should carry your passport or a copy of it with you. If you are travelling by bus, always bring the real thing, as there are often military and police roadblocks where they check everyone\u2019s ID or passport. If you\u2019re just strolling around the town or city where you\u2019re staying, it\u2019s safer to pay 10 cents and make a copy to carry it with you. You usually need to show the copy to use a credit card and encase the police are doing random spot checks. As far as the safety of your personal possessions and more importantly, your passport, you generally have to be more careful in the coast.\nWhat to Bring to the Gal\u00e1pagos\nThe climate of the Gal\u00e1pagos Islands is, mostly pleasant. On this note you don\u2019t have to warm-up as much as you do in the Andes, but a windbreaker and a light sweater are a good idea. If you are going to the islands don\u2019t forget to bring a swimsuit, you will find quite enjoyable swimming in these islands. You\u2019ll also want to have as much (maybe more) sun protector as you need, sunrays may get pretty strong, like anywhere along the equator. If you\u2019re going on a cruise ship, most of them have sufficient electricity to run electric appliances, like a shaver or a hairdryer. The terrain isn\u2019t very rough so tennis shoes will work just fine, but they should still be comfortable.\nTemperature Range: 18\u00ba-27\u00baC (68\u00ba-86\u00baF)\nIf you are going to the islands to snorkel or dive, tour operators usually have all of the equipment, but you should always make sure before you go. As many people like to wear their own masks and wetsuits, some operators might assume you\u2019re bringing them.\n* Notes: Domestic airline regulations permit 20 kilos (44 pounds) per suitcase, maximum two suitcases per person. There is a National Park fee of $100 (USD) to enter the Gal\u00e1pagos Archipelago, which usually isn\u2019t included in the cruise, or tour packages.\nWhat to Bring to the Jungle\nThe weather in the Amazon Basin is very humid and warm. 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        "raw_content": "Veerle Carron was born in Diksmuide on 25 May 1964.\nShe successfully completed her secondary education at the Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-van-Vlaanderen lyceum in Kortrijk in 1982, where she followed the Classical Languages curriculum.\nAfter taking a bachelor\u2019s degree in History, she went on to obtain a Master of Laws (LL.M) from the University of Louvain, graduating on 12 July 1989 (K.U. Leuven with distinction).\nShe was called to the bar in the judicial district of Kortrijk on 1 October 1990 and originally combined practising as a lawyer with a research assistantship under Professor Koen Geens at the Jan Ronse Institute for Corporate law at the University of Louvain. Veerle Carron is founding partner of \u2018Trius advocaten\u2019.\nShe specializes in all aspects of corporate law, having many years of experience in both the preparation of legal opinions and legal representation in this field.\nShe acts as an advisor and consultant in matters relating to:\nthe setting up of companies: choice of legal form, articles of association\nthe dissolution and winding up of companies\nthe transfer of shares and enterprises\nfamily inheritance law\ncompanies in difficulties\nShe advises and offers legal representation with regard to:\ndisputes between shareholders, directors and executive officers\ncompulsory transfer and acquisition of shares\ncivil and criminal liability of directors and executive officers\nHer expertise also extends to commercial law (commercial contracts, commercial distribution law, and competition law).\nVeerle Carron is also a recognised arbitrator in commercial disputes. Arbitration is an alternative to classic legal proceedings whereby the arbitrator, as a neutral participant, mediates between the parties to a dispute and assists them in communicating with each other with the aim of helping them to arrive at an out of court settlement, where possible.\nVeerle Carrron has published a number of articles and is co-author of the \u201cBVBA in de praktijk\u201d (Private Limited Company in practice) and \u201cVennootschap en aansprakelijkheid\u201d (Corporations and liability).\nShe was a member of the Executive Committee of the Young Lawyers Association from 1994 to 1998 and later president from 1998 to 2000.\nfamily inheritance and estate planning",
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        "raw_content": "William Henry \u201cBill\u201d Cosby, Jr., born 12 July 1937 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is an American author, director, film producer, and comedian actor. He was the first black actor to win an Emmy, and has also won several other awards, including Aftonbladet TV Prize four times. He has also directed the film Bill Cosby on stage (1983).\nCollege students, who are about to write their research papers on Bill Cosby need clearly understand that Cosby dropped out of high school when he had to repeat the tenth grade and went to the Navy. With a football scholarship, he came to Temple University, but dropped from the study due to the success as a stand-up comedian in \u201cGaslight Cafe,\u201d which marked the beginning of his career. However, he later earned his doctorate.\nHis acting career began in 1965 with the series I Spy, in which he represented a CIA agent on the side of Robert Culp. After that, he starred in many series, which bore his name in the title. The series The Bill Cosby Show ran from 1984 to 1992 on NBC and was one of the most successful sitcoms in the history of the U.S. television.\nExcept at Temple University Bill Cosby studied at the University of Massachusetts. In 1972 he obtained the degree of Master of Arts (MA). In 1976 he became a Doctor of Education PhD. In his dissertation, he worked on his own, quite successful children\u2019s series Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids. The University of Southern California awarded him the second honorary doctorate. Thus the University honored Cosby\u2019s commitment to the homeless and children in need. Attention was also paid to his humorous books on family life and parenting.\nBill Cosby is married to Camille Hanks. They have four daughters together (Erika, Erinn, Ensa, and Evin) and one son, Ennis, who became victim of a murder and robbery on January 16, 1997 when he took on a dark highway in Los Angeles to change a tire of his car. Mikhail Markhasev, a Ukrainian immigrant, was found guilty in August 1998 to have shot and robbed Ennis Cosby. He got a life sentence without the possibility of parole.\n2002 Bill Cosby was honored with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which the highest civilian award of the USA.\nCosby has also appeared in advertising and became the first to win the American Advertising Federation\u2019s price in 2011. Cosby first commercial job was for White Owl cigars and he has since done commercials for, among other things, Jell-O, Texas Instruments, Coca-Cola, and Kodak. For his involvement in the marketing of TI, Cosby got a million dollars a year. Cosby was also employed by the U.S. election authority to increase turnout among African Americans to the federal election in 1990.\nActually all free research paper samples and examples available online are 100% plagiarized! If you need a high-quality customized research paper on Bill Cosby topics written from scratch, you can easily hire professional academic writers online:\nYou will get a 100% non-plagiarized research paper about Bill Cosby from SmartWritingService research paper writing service!\nPrevious PostPrevious Research Paper on Blockbuster\nNext PostNext Thalidomide Research Paper",
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        "raw_content": "A Basket of Oppressions\nGiven the reality of the probable extinction of the human race, we are faced with two difficult questions: What kind of political action is possible and relevant at this point? How do we remain motivated to act with hope? This article suggests a way of understanding our situation that may enhance our capacity for energetic political action, despite the bleak circumstances within which we find ourselves.\nI. The outside probability of survival.\nThe better informed we are, the more likely it is that we will despair. Anyone who follows the news, even in a cursory manner, is aware of the multiple threats that we face: nuclear war, ecological collapse, global warming, and a humanly facilitated or created pandemic. The odds at this point seem to be against the human race surviving as a viable species. Given the probability of the annihilation of human species, we are forced to ask two important questions:\nWhat kind of political action is possible and relevant at this point?\nHow do we remain motivated to act with hope?\nIn 1942 Thornton Wilder wrote a play called \"The Skin of Our Teeth.\" The central theme of this play was that again and again humanity comes close to annihilating itself, but then somehow, \"by the skin of our teeth\" we manage to save ourselves and move on. Perhaps this will continue to be true. And perhaps not. But if we are going to continue to engage in meaningful political action, we must entertain the possibility that, against all odds, we may survive. Otherwise the futility of making any effort at all will lead us to despair and inaction. In this essay I would like to share some thoughts about what this survival might look like, should it happen. If my conjectures about our possible future are even approximately correct, they do suggest some guidelines for ways in which we might best channel our efforts for political action.\nThat the Western world is totally dominated by a very small group of people who control the multinational corporations and banks is hardly news. This small elite group is frequently referred to as the \"1%.\" I believe that the number of people who actually run things is considerably less than 1% of the population, but it's a useful term.\nIt appears to me that there are significant fault lines that are divide this apparently monolithic group. While many of the 1% are located within the United States, and the United States military is used as their police force, I think that a very large proportion of the 1% have no commitment whatsoever, either to the United States, or to any other nation. Their sole concern is that, as the world moves toward a single global system, it will be ruled by multinational banks and corporations. These could be called non-patriotic global capitalists. Another segment of the 1% are true (and rather fanatical) patriotic global nationalist s . These are individuals who are obsessed with the idea that one capitalist nation-state should gain dominance over all the others. Obviously the United State s, is, at present time, the primary contender for such a position.\nIt is possible that there is an additional fault line within the 1%. There may in fact be a minority of people within this group who actually wish for a more equitable distribution of resources, and would like to see a world run on democratic principles. In other words there may be a small group of people who have inherited a great deal of wealth, but nevertheless lean in the direction of socialism. Given the current dominance of neo-liberal thinking, these socialist-leaning people would probably keep most of their views to themselves. I'll call them closet socialist s . I knew one once. Beyond that, I confess that I am at a loss to produce very much evidence for the existence of these hypothetical closet socialist. Even so, I think it is unlikely that all wealthy people are sociopaths who are totally lacking in empathy for the rest of humanity. There must be more than a few Tolstoys hidden away among them.\nThe 1%s of the major powers\nIn an article in Global Reasearch, \"The Federal Reserve Cartel: The Eight Families\"1 Dean Henderson suggests that just eight families essentially own the Federal Reserve -- four of which reside in the US: the Goldman Sachs, Rockefellers, Lehmans and Kuhn Loebs, and four from Europe: the Rothschilds; the Warburgs ; the Lazards; and the Israel Moses Seifs.\nAn article in Bloomberg Business2 makes it clear that China as well as the United States is ruled by a few wealthy families. The article points out that \"the income gap in urban China has widened more than in any other country in Asia over the past 20 years, according to the International Monetary Fund.\" This change, of course, was a result of its shift to capitalism.\nAn article in the New York Times, \"Russia's Oligarchy, Alive and Well\" by Andrew Weiss3 sums up the situation there as follows: \" Yet Russia's oligarchy (that is, the control of the state and economy by a small group of well-placed, extremely wealthy insiders) is alive and well. The supposedly all-powerful Mr. Putin actually devotes much of his time to refereeing bitter disputes between oligarchs like Igor I. Sechin, the head of the state oil company Rosneft, and Gennady N. Timchenko, a co-owner of Russia's largest oil trading company and an independent natural gas producer...\"\nIt would appear that every major power in the world has its 1%, which is hardly surprising. Capitalism, after all, invariably produces a small elite of very wealthy people opposed to majority of people who live in various degrees of impoverishment. Probably a significant, but unknowable, proportion of these ruling families are more concerned about their own comfort and well- being th a n they are about which nation state gains control over the others. In other words they are non-patriotic global capitalists.\nThe IMF has now added the Chinese Yuan to its \"basket of currencies\" alongside the dollar, the euro, the pound and the yen. This basket of currencies has displaced the dollar as the world's reserve currency. This can only be understood as a step on the part of the non-patriotic globalists to establish the international banks and corporations, ruled by a tiny group of international elites, to be the undisputed rulers of the world. There can be little question that will weaken the dollar and along with it, the economy of the United States.\nIt remains to be seen whether the patriotic global capitalists of the United States will blow up the whole world in a temper tantrum as a reaction to the frustration of their dream of absolute power -- full spectrum dominance as they call it.\nIn the short term, probably the most serious threat to the survival of the human race is nuclear war. The non-patriotic global capitalists would prefer to avoid policies that will lead inevitably to such a war. They may not be committed to, or concerned about, any group of people other than their own class. They may even be quite happy to fund wars that are no danger to themselves. But they are not insane. They realize that a nuclear war would not be in their interest. Patriotic global capitalists, on the other hand do seem to be insane. The patriotic global capitalists in the United States are currently pursuing policies that will almost inevitably lead to a third world war, in order that the United States will be able to rule over all others. This is indeed the philosophy of mad people.\nAlthough dialogues that the 1% have with one another are considerably less than transparent, I think it is safe to assume that a struggle between the patriotic globalists, and the non-patriotic globalists is a central aspect of the present political reality. From the point of view of non-patriotic global capitalists, the desired solution is actually fairly simple. Why should the ruling families and individuals of all of the major powers not simply join together for the exploitation of everybody else? If this group should prevail, we will probably avoid a third world war. However, the outcome will be far from desirable in most other ways. We will find ourselves ruled by a global fascist system of multinational banks and corporations.\nA third possibility is that one or more collapse factor s might lead to a cataclysm that destroys an extremely high percentage of humanity, but leaves a remnant to start again. Scenarios that would lead to this outcome are so varied and complex we can only speculate what things might look like after the cataclysm. All that we can say with certainty is that such an event would mark the end of civilization as we know it. Perhaps in that case something resembling a hunter-gathering way of life might re-assert itself. Some might see hope in this, and some not. But few would wish the for the massive level of horror that would have to precede such a development.\nSo let us return to the establishment of the global fascist system. As dismal as this prognosis is, it does suggest that some new avenues for action may be opened up in the future.\nII. The prospects for a successful revolution\nIf the direction of events more or less follows the global fascist trajectory that I have just outlined here, we may end up with a world in which the only significant fracture line remaining is social class. The destruction of national boundaries will have a devastating effect on the economies of small nations. It already is. However the destruction of national boundaries also opens up an opportunity. With these boundaries destroyed, it may be more likely that the mass of people might be able to set aside the hostile divisions that the ruling class desperately needs to keep in place. I refer, of course, to the divisions between the races, religions, nations and the sexes. Impoverished people of whatever nationality, religion, sex or race have the same interests: n amely, to establish a social system within which both wealth and decision-making are equitably distributed. A general recognition of th e need for class solidarity would lay the foundation for a true revolution that might ultimately transform the institutions of a global society.\nIII. The Hegemony of the Mind\nOne obstacle in the way of there being a revolution that will actually change the institutions of our society is that the level of political consciousness of the majority of people is not adequate to the task at hand.\nI think that one of the insights of Antonio Gramsci , a Marxist philosopher, is relevant here. Gramsci asked why the revolution occurred in Russia and not in Europe. The class division was sharp and highly exploitive in Europe, and economically it should have been ripe for revolution. His answer was that the hegemony of the upper class is dependent upon the lower classes perceiv ing the current order of things to be normal, inevitable, and justifiable. This was not true in Europe. He termed the state of affairs in which the lower classes were trapped in a world view favorable to the ruling class, cultural hegemony. It is only when a wide spread understanding emerges that the present order of things is neither natural nor inevitable that a society becomes ready for real revolutionary action.\nHegemony is first and foremost an hegemony of the mind. It follows the a revolution must first of all be mental. It must be a matter of changing the minds of the people. Specifically it must be aimed at helping the the general public to see that the present order is not in fact in their interest, and that it is not inevitable. It was not laid down by God and meant to exist for eternity. It is for this reason that the Occupy Movement represented a serious threat to the establishment. They obviously represented no physical threat. But they focused on persuading the majority of Americans that wealth and decision-making should be shared in an equitable way, and not owned by a tiny minority that was interested only in increasing its already obscene degree of wealth. A change of perspective with regard to the naturalness and inevitableness of the present oppressive order of things, within a wide segment of the population, would indeed represent a threat.\nIt is because the 1% understands that hegemony is first and foremost an hegemony of the mind that they give so much attention to manufacturing consent, and that they were so anxious to crush what appeared to be a remarkably friendly revolutionary effort. Since the anti-war upheaval of the 60s, they have been careful to mold the mind of the American people around a core of false beliefs. They have gained control of every major media outlet -- from Hollywood to TV news, to the major newspapers -- for this purpose.\nIV. Socialism and the new consensus\nThe revolution must centrally be about us, as a people, changing our mind. We need to view who we are and who we might become in a new way. Traditionally the kind of thinking we need to embrace has been called socialism. By socialism I simply mean an economic system that is committed to an equitable distribution of both decision making, and the society's resources. A socialism that allows the achievement of only one of these two conditions is an incomplete and inadequate socialism. At this point a viable global socialism would probably need to also have a commitment to the rights and needs of other species and of the earth itself. Finally it would need a clear and enforceable bill of individual right s to prevent the emergence of a tyranny of the majority. Socialism has come to mean many contradictory things, and and carries with it a lot of baggage. Perhaps we need a new term for what is needed. Whatever we call it, though, we need a society that is built upon the shared values of equity, democracy and freedom.\nWe are in desperate need of a non-violent movement in this country -- one that challenges the fundamental assumptions around which all our institutions are organized at the present time. The basic core ideas that need changing are fairly simple:\nIt is OK for a very small minority of people to control and own a hugely disproportionate share of the counties resources.\nIt is OK for a very small minority of people to control and own a hugely disproportionate share of the decision making power.\nIt is natural and inevitable that these extreme concentrations of wealth and power develop in this country, or in the world, as we become a more globalized society.\nIt is OK for those of us who are Americans to believe, and act as though, we are chosen by God, or by history or by our exceptional moral and intellectual superiority to be the rulers of the rest of the world.\nIt is acceptable to pursue any political or economic end by means of aggressive, preemptive, illegal and endless warfare.\nBut perhaps it is important to state these simple fundamental principles in a positive way as well.\nWe must insist on a society which distributes its resources in an equitable manner.\nWe must insist on a society in which participatory decision making determines the shape and practice of our institutions on every level.\nWe must see that a different kind of society is both possible and desirable for this country, and ultimately for the world.\nWe must work toward disarming the world, including ourselves. War is no longer an option.\nWe must understand that we are brothers and sisters to all the citizens of the world. All people and cultures are exceptional. We must help create and live within a true democracy of nations.\nV. The Question of violence\nA second major obstacle to a successful revolution is that the dispossessed w ill choose a violent means of pursuing it. Despite the sheer horror that is unleashed by a large scale revolution, two arguments are often put foreword for its use as one of the main instruments for effecting change: 1) that the outcome ultimately justifies that suffering, and 2) that there is no other way to throw off the yoke of the oppressors\nA. The Probable outcome of a violent revolution.\nThe outcomes of armed mass rebellions, in fact, tend to be poor. In the first place most of them are simply crushed. I quick look at the article titled \" List of Peasant Revolts\" in Wikipedea will make this clear. In other words, in most cases violent revolutions create a massive amount of suffering that leads to no positive results. The few that do succeed are most often followed by a new form of tyranny. Stalin, Mao and Napoleon would be examples. I n a few cases a significant redistribution of land and/or wealth does take place. This is no small matter, but often, as in Mexico, this is reversed. Ultimately, even in Russia and China, this reversal took place. And I can think of no revolution that actually increased the sharing of decision making. History is complex. I cannot say with certainty that none of the major revolutions of the last two centuries led to some improvements in the lives of some of the people. But the odds are against violen t revolutions succeeding, and the generally poor outcomes following those that do succeed argue against the use of violence. So we must ask ourselves whether there is another way .\nB. Examples of non-violent revolutions\nCan non-violent tactics actually change anything? Its easy to be cynical and say that only violence actually produces change. But history tells a different story. Just in the United States we have experienced at least three powerful non-violent revolutions that produced profound and long lasting or permanent changes in the society. The woman's movement is an astonishing example. The way in which women understand themselves, are understood by others and are treated by the society is radically different than it was 50 years ago. All of the techniques used by women, from consciousness-raising groups to the insistence on inclusive language, attacked the thought patterns that were dominant in the country. When the consciousness was changed, the changes in all of the institutions in our society w ere inevitable. People behaved differently because they understood reality differently. Another example, that was equally impressive, was the civil rights movement led by Marin Luther King Jr. While one can acknowledge that more change still needs to occur with regard to race relations, we have come a long ways since Blacks had to drink from separate drinking fountains at filling stations, and could not eat in the same restaurants with Whites. Changing how blacks saw themselves, and then how others saw them was, an continues to be, central to this movement. The union movement is a third example of the power of non-violent action. It was not, of course, without its violent moments, but, with all its ambiguities and complexities, the union movement was, for the most part, non-violent, and it produced real changes. In large part it was unions that created a middle class in the United States.\nOne looks at the revolutionary activities in a place like Greece with some degree of hope. The revolutionaries refuse to accept the current oppression of the wealthy through the IMF as either normal or inevitable. When the entire world begins to develop that kind of revolutionary energy, and when a sense of solidarity between nations and races emerges, then we will have hope for a true revolutionary transformation of the world.\nVI. Techniques of none-violent revolution\nTechniques must be appropriate to the overall goal. Our central goal at this point is not the overthrow of the government, but thee overthrow of the mind-set of the American people. If we think differently as a nation, we will begin to act differently.\nNow that all major news outlets have been bought off by the 1%, and mainly exist to provide diversion and propaganda, alternative new sites such as this one are of central importance. But we must remember that, for the most part, the information and ideas posted on alternative news sites do not reach the general public. Techniques must be developed that will awaken the people from their media induced slumber. For this jarring, but not violent, techniques must be used to capture their attention. Non-violent does not mean passive. A number of methods exist for putting the kind of understanding one finds in good alternative news sites before the rest of the population:\nTweets (short messages that provide links to more information).\nSocial media (get lots of friends and post political materials).\nPolitically focused graffiti (Banksy is but one example).\nStreet theater (Bread and Circus is a great example, but it need not be so elaborate).\nE-books (These can be distributed for free, to anybody).\nPamphlets (Good old fashion Tom Paine type stuff left in public places).\nDirect conversation (Keep it polite, but insistent).\nUse of Open Source technology (It ' s user friendly these days).\nIgnore copyrights on important information (Ideas and information that might be trans formative and/or life saving must also be O pen S ource).\nPolitical post cards (pined on bulletin boards, pasted inside toilet stalls, everywhere).\nTeach-ins (Where did they go? Once they were beautiful.).\nOccupying public sites of various sorts. (Occupy was on the right track.)\nThe development of cooperatives.\nPosting replies after articles on conservative as well as progressive sites. (That's where people in need of a new understanding hang out.)\nInsisting on participatory decision making wherever it is presently feasible.\nTechniques that nobody ever thought of.\nWe must send out our messages like dandelion fluff in the breeze -- unstoppable seeds that are too many to collect and that can grow anywhere.\nVII. What would the implementation of the socialist principles outlined above look like?\nAmericans live under the yoke of a wide array of false believe s: we are an exceptional people destined to rule the world; unregulated capitalism is an essential aspect of a free society; socialism is a four letter word; A merican lives are of more value that the lives of non-Americans; war is a normal and heroic human activity, and is usually fought for noble purposes; etc. One is tempted to say that no revolution will be possible until this collection of absurd beliefs is abandoned by the majority of Americans, but that represents a misunderstanding of revolution.\nOvercoming the hegemony of the old mind is the revolution. Only with the shattering of the old mind will significant large scale changes in our institutions become possible. This revolution can begin today.\nThe implementation of a new understanding, when its time comes, will be a complex and evolving thing, but perhaps it is possible to mention in passing some of the things that might be needed.\nThe creation and supervision of money needs to be under public control. T he central banks must be nationalized so that monetary policy benefits the majority of people.\nThe rules that guide economic activity must be under public control, and created in a visible manner. (This does not mean that all economic activity must be centrally micromanaged.)\nSociety as a whole must provide universal access to health, educational and welfare services.\nA limit must be placed on the size of corporations.\nPolicies must be in place that prevent huge disparities of wealth.\nElections must be real, and not sham affairs controlled by a small portion of the population.\nWarmongering must not be tolerated.\nThis is not meant to be a comprehensive list. The central point that is being made here is simply that the specific policies that are implemented on all levels and within every sphere of society must, in fact as well as word, implement the shared values o f our nation. I might mention in passing that it seems to me that a mixed economy will lead to the most desirable outcome in that sphere. Small and middle sized capitalist enterprises can be quite creative. But we also need many more worker owned businesses, cooperatives, and a large public sphere. These are matters of implementation that can be debated on an ongoing basis. But clearly, a world being run for the benefit of the wealthy 1% by a few too-big-to fail corporations and private banks cannot be an option.\nAs an American, I am appalled at the domestic and foreign policies of my own country. While the revolution ultimately needs to be an international, or even transnational movement, Americans probably need to begin with a focus on what is happening here at home. We need to view who we are and who we might become in a new way. At this point the United States is a plague to all the nations of the earth. That need not be. We, as a nation, can become a blessing both to ourselves and others. But in order to do so, we must revolutionize our individual and our collective minds. This revolution can and must begin now. Some groups and individuals are already at work; many are doing courageous and creative work, but the efforts being made are too few, and in general too timid. The ideas that support the current hegemony of the 1% should be attacked with all the aggressiveness that we can muster, and they must be attacked publicly where the people live. As the mind of the American people changes, the possibilities for a fuller implementation of the values that most of us adhere to, becomes possible. I refer to the values of equity, democracy and freedom.\nIt should be emphasized that the proposals put forth here are not untested or extremist ideas. Most of the economic ideas have been implemented to one degree or another in the United States throughout its history. Almost all of these ideas have been successfully applied in the Scandinavian countries which ha s led to their being some of the most successful societies on earth. Nor are we talking about ideas that limit individual freedom. Indeed, individual freedom is facilitated by a greater sharing of the wealth. How useful is it, for example , to tell a person \"you are free to do as you please. Here's how you can make $1.75 a day (working long hours) to pursue your dreams.\"\nIt is the neo-liberal agenda that is extremist. The criminals who have gained control of this country, and of the world in general, are taking us into extremely dangerous waters for the sole purpose of gaining quick profits for the already rich.\nI remain highly skeptical about the ability of the human race to survive. If we are irrevocably destined to go the way of the dinosaurs, very little will have been lost by making an effort create a social order in which both the resources for satisfying life, and the decision making processes that guide the culture are equitably shared. If, however, there is a possibility that somehow, by the skin of our teeth, we might pull through these highly dangerous times, and we have not made the effort to bring a more viable social order into existence, then a great deal will have been lost. Therefore I believe that we should place our hope in what appears at this point to be improbable -- that we do not simply eliminate ourselves as a species. If we are willing to hope against the odds, we will need to engage the enemy in a struggle on the only battlefield where we are likely to prevail -- the battlefield of mind. If we win on this battlefield, the guns and bombs of the elite will not be able to prevent the transformation of the world into a viable society in which resources and decision-making is equitably distributed.\n1. http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-federal-reserve-cartel-the-eight-families/25080\n2. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-29/xi-jinping-millionaire-relations-reveal-fortunes-of-elite.html\n3. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/31/opinion/russias-oligarchy-alive-and-well.html?_r=1",
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        "raw_content": "Christmas in November: Made Out of Babies singer Julie Christmas makes solo debut this fall\nBrooklyn singer Julie Christmas has announced the upcoming release of her first solo record, The Bad Wife, this fall. Often celebrated for her intense vocal acrobatics in heavy-hitting bands like Made Out of Babies, Battle of Mice and the supergroup Spylacopa (featuring members of The Dillinger Escape Plan, Candiria and Isis), Christmas' solo debut finds her pushing the range of her already iconoclastic genre-melding work. Ahead of the album's release, the song \"July 31st\" is featured on the soundtrack for the Paramount movie, Wrong Turn at Tahoe, starring Harvey Keitel and Cuba Gooding Jr.\nCheck out the tracks \"July 31st\" (HERE) and \"Bow\" (HERE) from The Bad Wife.\n03. 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The Brooklyn based high-fiving guitar-anthem optimists will then embark on their first headlining tour of the UK and Europe in September, starting in Dublin at the Electric Picnic. Then, following quick stops in the American heartland for the Pygmalion Music Festival and Midpoint Music Festival, Fang Island tour into October with daredevil dancepunk duo Matt & Kim. Please see below for complete dates.\nPitchfork recently premiered the quintet's latest video, \"Careful Crossers\" which was shot in Los Angeles in the storied Glassroom at Sargent House. 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        "raw_content": "Home News Velocity director finds new direction\nMike Kirkup, director of Velocity since December 2011, will be resigning from the company as of May 20. Over the four years Kirkup has served as director, Velocity has grown considerably, seeing the development of programs like the Velocity Garage and Velocity Science, and working with startups such as Thalmic Labs and MappedIn. Before Velocity, Kirkup worked as a developer relations manager at Blackberry, and has been involved with several startup companies. 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Encircle has built solutions to help improve the productivity and efficiency of insurance companies, playing into these huge changes that are happening in banking and financial services and insurance right now and over the next decade.\nQ: What inspired you to get involved with Encircle?\nA: [Encircle] is a company that actually went through Velocity.\u2026 I really wanted to make sure that I was going to a place that was going to be a similar kind of fun, challenging, interesting environment, and the fact that I\u2019ve worked with all the founders of Encircle before \u2014 I\u2019ve worked with Paul [Donald], who\u2019s the CEO, when we were both at Blackberry, and then I\u2019ve worked with Ronuk [Raval] and Christophe [Biocca] when they went through the Velocity residence. 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        "raw_content": "REUSABLE BAGSGuillaume2017-01-13T15:37:12+00:00\nReusable Bag \u2013 Different types of bags and materials\nThe free or almost free reusable plastic bags given by stores, is handy when shopping because it holds different purchases and at other times it is used to protect objects while transporting them elsewhere. A reusable bag can sometimes be a tote bag or carry-all that you put everything in when you are shopping in a store. Depending on the material it could weigh about a fiftieth of the weight that it can carry and up to a volume of 5-10 liters. The bag makes your life easier but often, once it is used, you don\u2019t want to be bothered with it because they are often cumbersome and not pretty. Sometimes it is easy to get rid of but often you end up keeping it.\nAlthough these plastic bags hold the record for lightness, storage and their ability to be carried once they are filled, currently we can buy more attractive alternatives. Ones that is reusable, practical, strong and ergonomic. For example: tote bags or carry-alls, shopping carts with wheels, backpacks or folding boxes.\nTote bags/ carry-all bag\nThe tote bag is being used more and more for shopping and for other occasions when a bag is needed. It can also be used to carry office or stationary supplies and gifts. If the bag is small it can also be used to hold different sample products. The design on the reusable bag can be used for advertising, or to improve public relations. Certain specialty stores selling perfume and cosmetics use the outside of their bags as a form of publicity to attract potential customers.\nIn most cases, the stores give out bags that have their logo or brand name printed on them. In short, these tote bags can be used as often as you want, helping to reduce the mass of waste produced by throw away bags. Tote bags come in different shapes and styles. To satisfy their clients, the designers strive to personalize the appearance and to give a touch of originality to the bags. The interior of the sac is sometimes plasticized for durability and to simplify maintenance.\nGarbage/trash/rubbish bags\nSome companies have developed a multipurpose bag made of plasticized woven materiel, capable of carrying up to 120 liters or a weight of 40 kilos. They are reusable and resistant to accidental damage caused by pointed objects like branches and thorns. Also, the presence of a handle on the side makes them easy to empty. This type of reusable bag, in addition to being hand washable, is also pliable, making it easy to fold and store away, or left open and used as a waste container.\nAn example of this type is the 50 liters Handy Bag, a reusable bag specially made, for example, for the construction industry to collect and transport heavy waste. The gusset at the base of the bag increases its capacity and makes filling it easier. The top opening closes with a zipper to avoid generating dust during its use.\nPaper (Kraft, coated and embossed)\nBags made from Kraft paper are available on the market with different motifs and colors. Kraft paper is only a 100% reusable if use to carry dry objects. In this case you have a choice between an attractive reusable bag made of natural unbleached Kraft paper or one made of brown Kraft paper of 140 g/m\u00b2, with handles made of the same material but twisted for added strength.\nA cardboard insert reinforces the bottom of the bag so you don\u2019t need to worry about objects piercing the bottom and sliding out. Some manufactures are producing bags made of smooth brown recycled Kraft paper of 100g/ m\u00b2. Several varieties of the Kraft paper bag are available: white or brown smooth paper, a coated finish style, a cream colored version or one with an embossed/waffled texture.\nPlastic (PVC, polypropylene)\nThe movement towards using reusable bags has finally born fruit and plastic bag production has experience a considerable decline in the last five years. Also, plastic bags have not received the EN 13427 environmental certification. In 2007 according to the BNQ, Bureau de Normalization du Quebec, more than 2 billion plastic bags had been circulating in the market, i.e. 5 bags per person per year. The plastic bag is the most popular bag in use but this number must be reduced by half this year. This requires an education of the population in the appropriate reuse of plastic bags.\nSome retail stores offer bags made of film coated polypropylene and they are one of the very best bags for reuse. They are made from woven polypropylene into the shape of a bag. The weaving gives the bag a rigid and resistant structure. To protect the design a transparent coating of polypropylene, similar to varnish, in either a glossy or mat finish, is also put on the surface of the bag. The bag is well designed and is both recyclable and reusable.\nMaterial (polyester, PET, nylon or cotton)\nPolyester or PET\nYou can find on the market today different types of reusable plastic bags. The low density polypropylene bag is the most popular with the majority being reusable and recyclable, and satisfying the French environmental regulation, NF. It takes polypropylene between 200-400 years to decompose. If the bags are incinerated in special waste-energy facilities, electricity or heat can be created.\nPolyester, another material, is made from polypropylene terephthalate, or PET. Compared to natural fiber PET has the advantage of not wrinkling easily. It is also waterproof and drys quickly. It is resistant to mold and its maintenance is easy and does not require washing in hot water. It retains its original shape after washing and the fabric is resistant to dirt. If you have not yet made your choice of reusable bag, chose one made of PET. Light weight and strong, it\u2019s an ideal fabric for multiple use bags.\nIn the same way, a shopping bag is made from either woven polypropylene or from recycled PET. The bags are very strong and the reinforcement of the seams and gusset makes them even stronger. They too are coated with a glossy or mat film. Very nice attractive non-woven polypropylene bags that have a good look and feel to them are also available.\nOx-biodegradable (OXO) plastic is another variety of polyethylene manufactured for reusable bags. It is a plastic which has metal salts added to it to rapidly increase the degradation process. The resulting micro fragments of plastic and metal will remain in the environment but will not be a visual contaminant.\nNylon is a silky thermoplastic material first used commercially in 1938 for the manufacturing of bristled toothbrushes and later for stockings, nylons, for women in 1940. Nylon is often called polyamide (PA).\nNylon, widely used in the clothing industry has also found a use in the production of a reusable bag. It is a strong silky elastic fabric accepting virtually any color dyes. It is resistant to abrasion and to spills, making it\u2019s upkeep easy. After washing it dries quickly.\nThe softness of cotton fibers gives a supple and light aspect to a reusable bag. It is the most often used textile for bags since its physical characteristics are compatible with other materials. It is very durable and its strength can be improved by combining it with other fibers.\nCotton bags are 100% cotton weighing 125g/ m\u00b2. They are washable, esthetically pleasing, durable and reusable. Some have straps for handles and can measure 62 cm long. They do not have a separate reinforcement piece at the bottom but they can still be a suitable carry-all. In addition they can be decorated with attractive silk screen designs.\nBurlap and green/sustainable/Eco-friendly packaging\nBurlap bags, made from jute, are custom made by hand before being silk screened. You can choose your own size, colors and designs. Thus as a retailer you can have your burlap bags personalized as you like, in any color and with designs on both sides.\nAlthough these bags cost a bit more than those made with other materials, they combine elegance and originality. Jute combines well with cotton, producing a pleasing product. For example, you could have the body of the bag in the natural color of cotton and the design could be made with colored jute. Depending on skill of the designer, the reusable bag can be quite elegant.\nGreen/Sustainable/Eco-friendly packaging\nThe material in eco-friendly packaging is made of only natural, biodegradable and reusable material. Nothing in its composition is obvious in the end product. The material is made of 99% sugar cane, or bagasse, with 1% oil added for waterproofing. The packaging is also safe to use with food products.\nThe bag can hold cold or boiling water, can be used in microwaves and refrigerators and is reusable, recyclable, compostable and bio-degradable. Use of this type of reusable bag has grown considerable.\nReusable bag \u2013 Definition and history\nThe expression reusable bag is composed of two words: reusable and bag.\nThe first word, reusable, implies that an object is used several times before disposing of it. This is the case for example, of plastic bags given out at the check-out counter in a supermarket. The European directive 94/62/CE considers the reuse of the bag a good environmental practice and the regulation EN 13427 outlines the following conditions of reuse. The packaging or reusable bag must be made of recyclable materials or be biodegradable or compostable or be a source of recoverable energy. The regulation also recommends that the material be both biodegradable and compostable.\nThe second word, bag, is a portable container made of natural or synthetic material having an opening at the top and is designed to transport or protect various objects. A bag has two handles and is more or less fairly large. The exterior can be a simple uniform color or decorated with attractive colors and designs. Bags are used everywhere: for shopping, in the home, at the market, at trade shows, conferences and conventions. It is used for shopping, packaging gifts, or holding garbage and afterwards it often ends up filling the trash cans! The bag has become indispensable in our daily life but it will easily blight our environment if it is thrown away thoughtlessly.\nIn the past bags were made of natural material and women were proud to use an attractive reusable bag to do their shopping. To create a pleasing bag, the designers undoubtedly took their time in putting on the finishing touches. A beautiful bag held under the arm or firmly by its straps or handles was an important accessory for a women who valued style in her life, thus the bag became a part of a woman\u2019s wardrobe, regardless of the outing. Whether the bag had an impact on the environment or not, was not an important consideration since the bag would have lasted for a long time.\nWhen society changed and women were not shopping on a daily basis, they were forced to carry heavier bags. The development of light plastic bags has made it easier to carry several bags at a time, allowing for the separation of products. Wet or strong smelling items such as fish or meat can be separated from the other objects. Unfortunately the homes quickly become full of plastic bags!\nPlastic bags are given out free in the supermarkets, not only to insure the loyalty of their clientele but also to make it easier to buy more things. In this case, the average time of use of a bag would be about 30 minutes and then the bags join the garbage heap. Currently, in some countries like France and Ireland, the managers or owners of some large stores are aware of the environmental problems of disposing of bags and packaging, and so the bags are no longer free. Bio-degradable bags are sold for a small price at the check-out and the money is used for collecting and treating waste.\nIn general a person living in a country like the USA, Canada, France, Belgium or in Australia uses, on average around 300-350 plastic bags per year and 80% of them are thrown in the garbage. It has been reported that this has created in the northern Pacific Ocean, a continental size garbage pit of non-biodegradable material, six times the surface area of France. What can we do about these bags that are flooding and degrading Nature? Can they be reused instead? If not, would it possible to recycle them or reuse the material for other purposes? And in the future, would it possible to design and make bags and packaging materials that respect the three characteristics demanded by the European Union\u2019s regulation EN 13427, for the preservation of the environment. Reusable bags are an excellent solution for reducing the number of plastic bags in circulation and for reducing the problem of their disposal.\nReusable bags- Technical Characteristics\nReusable bags that conform to the European regulations are available in several sizes. The capacity of the reusable bag is directly related to its design and shape. In order to increase the size of the bag and to make the exterior attractive, the bags have gussets and an interior cardboard strip at the bottom.\nThe shape is then constructed using the formula: length x width (bottom) x height. Thus you will find for example sizes such as 18x8x24cm, or 27x12x36cm or 32x 12x41cm, and the largest 46x16x49cm. The edge of the gussets is reinforced and the bags are generally straight sided, without pockets.\nPrinted designs on the bag usually measure 20x15cm, in one color and are printed on either one side or on both the front and back. Sometimes the manufacturers offer bags made of one solid color without a printed design, but the fashion today is to carry a bag that goes with your outfit or for the occasion. For example, a reusable bag printed with flowers will go well on your hikes and picnics.\nA bag with a discrete design is better suited for the outfits you wear when you are doing your shopping. If teenagers would like to give a gift to their teacher or if children would like to surprise their teacher at the end of the year, a gift placed in a beautiful paper bag with a festive design has a more personal touch. And a beautiful reusable bag obtained at a conference, seminar or trade show, is a wonderful souvenir.\nIn general, the thickness of non-woven regulation polypropylene used in the making of reusable bags is between 85-130 g/m\u00b2, but some manufactures are concerned about the strength and have increased the thickness of their bags to between 120-200 g/m\u00b2. Some bags are made of two materials: non-woven polypropylene that has a film of bi-axially orientated polyethylene. The stripe on the sides of the gusset is cut on the bias and the thickness of the material is between 120-200g/m\u00b2. A reusable bag with non-woven polypropylene handles, and with designs available in 8 colors, can be quite chic. To give a superior quality to the design on the exterior of the bag, the manufacturer sandwiches the design between two materials. This protects the bag and its design from bumps and abrasions, and assures its reuse and longevity.\nThe handle is the strongest part of a reusable bag and its junction with the body of the bag must be secure and strong. The handles can be made of the same material as the body of the bag. The handles of paper bags, for example, are made of twisted paper, in the same material as the bag. For esthetic reasons and for added strength, sometimes designers prefer handles made of cord or fabric or cotton ribbon.\nNylon is also used as handles in the form of a ribbon or a tube. Rubber tube handles are more comfortable to use when carrying heavy loads. Grips can be short (handles) or long (straps) to use on the shoulder or they can be a continuation of the body of the bag. The bags can also have a zippered closure. An added luxury is a coating on the exterior and interior of the bag to make it more resistance to water or humidity.\nReusable bag- Regulations and certifications and effects on the environment\nThe label reusable signifies that the bag can be reused without treating it, or reused by simply washing it, for example. It all depends on how the bag was used. You could reuse a bag that held cosmetics several times before throwing it away, if the cosmetics did not damage or stain the bag. NF, the famous French environmental designation printed on bags is a label used by manufacturers and distributors since 1947 and is known internationally as a standard of quality. In a market more and more competitive this label of quality on your bags will add to their value and will moreover be conforming to a respect for the environment. More than 61% of the population is now demanding products carrying the label NF (Ipsos 2009). Use of the NF label by your marketing department will be giving the message to consumers that your company is concerned about limiting the use of non-recyclable bags, that you support the movement for the preservation of the environment and that you produce only high quality reusable bags.\nIn order to receive the label NF, the manufacturer must follow four steps. First you must ask the appropriate French office for the certification. Secondly, they will then investigate and treat your demand for certification. Thirdly, studies and verifications of the manufacturing of the product will be made and fourthly, an evaluation of the results will be determined. The reusable sac must conform to the following criteria: the material must not contain hazardous materials such as CMR or heavy metals, it must be made from renewable sources, the inks used for printing the design on the bag must not contain glycol ether, the carbon emissions resulting from printing must be limited, the bag itself must be recyclable and it must not contain any products containing GMOs.\nThere are certain technical characteristics required of the reusable bag to make it resistance to tears and to breaks. The thickness of the bag must be practical and attractive. Paper and plastic bags must satisfy certain criteria concerning their use with food and the environment. The 1986 regulations concerned with this are NF H 34-010 regarding plastic wrap. 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The use of reusable bags appears to be the only good long term solution to the problem. An internet web site has stated that it takes 1 second to make a single-use plastic bag, 20 minutes to use it and 4 centuries for it to decompose! These statistics suffice to make us all concerned about the importance of using reusable bags.\nReusable bags \u2013 Variety, price and guarantee\nConcerning a reusable bag, you are able to find many varieties: shopping bags, tote bags, car bag, carry-all bags and cooler bags. Car bags come in sizes holding 35-45 liters and tote bags/carry-all bags come in many sizes and styles. You find them made to hold bread or liquids etc. And do not forget cooler bags, useful in all seasons and especially in the summer.\nThe shopping or tote bag/carry-all bag, like the other reusable bags, can be of course personalized and are available in many colors. Among all the reusable bags available there is surely one that appeals to you. Since they are very practical and attractive you will feel proud to have one on your arm or in your hand!\nYou can easily find manufacturers of reusable bags on the internet. A visit to the web site of Vicbag (www.vicbag.com) is recommended. This specialized supplier guarantees quality reusable bags at very good prices. The best buy of course will be those bags which are both reusable and made with recycled material.\nThe price of an attractive reusable bag varies according to its use, size, handles and printed design. And of course the price is lower according to the number of bags ordered. Some manufactures sell in lots of 25 bags. Obviously, the more features a bag has and the better the quality, the higher the price.\nThe materials used to make the bags are tested and tried in a laboratory before being launched on the market and must pass certification regulations approved by competent authorities. The stamp put on the material is then a guarantee to all the manufactures of bags on all the levels of production.\nNevertheless, retailers are able to offer inexpensive bags, imitating those of well-known brands, but don\u2019t be tricked by their advertising. These bags are often made in countries where there is no concern for the origin of the material and you will quickly notice the quality after the first wash, when the bag has shrunk. NF Environment or a comparable label is the mark of quality and the best guarantee to look for when buying a reusable bag.\nReusable bags \u2013 Advantages and disadvantages\nUsing reusable bags reduces the necessity of producing more bags, reusable or not, and this in turn reduces the consumption of energy and the resulting pollution. The number of bags thrown in the garbage will be reduced, facilitating the work for the trash collectors, the incinerators and the public in general. 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        "raw_content": "Second Life Podcast: Meet a Vogue Alum Who Left the Mag to Start Her Own Brand\nWelcome to MyDomaine's Second Life podcast, a who've made major career changes\u2014and fearlessly mastered the pivot. Hosted by Hillary Kerr, co-founder and chief innovation officer at MyDomaine's parent company, Clique Brands, each episode will give you a direct line to women who are game changers in their fields. , and stay tuned\u2014we'll be releasing new episodes on Mondays. Today's episode is brought to you by , our go-to for elevated everyday apparel.\nMeredith Melling is proof that landing your dream job isn't the end of your career path. In fact, it might even just be the beginning. Melling always wanted to work in fashion, and with a bit of luck, good timing, and the smart decision to dress for the job she wanted, not the job she had, she landed the coveted title of a fashion assistant at Vogue early in her career. But that was only the start of her journey toward creating her own consulting business and co-founding fashion brand .\n\"I did always love fashion,\" Melling tells Hillary Kerr on episode 38 of Second Life. After studying English in school, Melling got her start on the advertising side of things at Vogue and managed to make the leap to fashion by way of a program Cond\u00e9 Nast ran at the time that allowed prospective employees to move around in different departments until a job opened up that they were a fit for. Melling ended up working at Self, but when a position opened up in the fashion department at Vogue, she took things into her own hands.\n\"When I was getting ready for work, I was like, 'You know what? I'm not going to dress for the job I have. I'm going to dress for the job I want. And I want that Vogue job,'\" she remembers. That very day she was called into her first meeting with Anna Wintour, and it was the start of more than a decade that Melling would spend at Vogue before moving on to her next endeavor.\nMelling eventually left the magazine with colleague Valerie Macaulay to start a creative consultancy named La Marque. A few years later, it was time again to pivot. This time, the duo would partner with Molly Howard\u2014the former head of business development at Rag & Bone\u2014to launch their own clothing brand, La Ligne. It was a scary move for Melling but she couldn't imagine it any other way. \"I would rather face a whole new host of challenges and start the learning curve all over again than trudge along in something that I didn't feel connected to anymore,\" she says.\nHead to iTunes to subscribe to and hear the full episode.",
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        "raw_content": "Maple trees are very popular among bonsai enthusiasts because of its nature. The color of leaves changes according to the season. There are many types of maple trees, some of them difficult to minimize into bonsai plants. There are different types of maple, which has large leaves and is not suitable for the cultivation of bonsai. Here is a different various maple. Some of them are suitable for the deployment of bonsai, while some are not.\nJapanese maple is popular tree for the spread of bonsai tree. There are three types of Japanese maple. It is Acer Palmatum amoenum, Palmatum Palmatum and acer Palmatum matsumurae. Palmatum is the most common Subspecie and generally colored either green or red. The general variety is green. Amoenum has large leaves. Therefore, it is not suitable for growing bonsai. Matsumurae has a beautiful orange tree leaves, but it thrive in Japan heights altitude that will not grow well anywhere. The second is Asia maple originated from Korea and China. It seems almost same with Japanese maple. The difference is in the state where it is grown for the first time.\nThe third type is trident maple. It is the most popular variety of maple bonsai in the world. Its scientific name is Acer buergiranium. Trident maple is famous because it adjusts quickly to many bonsai techniques such as the reduction of leaves and reduction of the root ball. In addition, it is also resistant species that can survive if you neglect your gardening or maintenance of bonsai. More importantly, during the autumn, trident maple leaves will beautifully turn from depth to the bright red color. If you love bonsai, you must first consider your geographic location and your skill level before you begin to plan maple bonsai. Because these plants need time and effort to grow, care must be taken to choose the right varieties. That\u2019s all about maple bonsai.\nTags:care, forest, from seed, images, indoor, leaves curling, nursery, outdoor, progression, training\nWrite your feedback about \"Various Kinds of Maple Bonsai\" here\nPost that Related with Various Kinds of Maple Bonsai",
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Collaborating with the Mixed Reality Lab, Kelly made bonnet\u2019s fitted with a speaker and an extra \u2018ear\u2019 \u2013 a cone at the back of the bonnet that funnels sound to a microphone embedded in the fabric. Signals are transmitted to a speaker in the bonnet of a partner user, via mobile telephone blue tooth. This is a really cute idea that could \u2013 for a moment \u2013 draw users out of our regular ocular-centric approach to the world (though I would really have like the volume on my speaker to be louder as it was difficult to hear the sounds over the input of my own sonic environment. We can often readily remember things that we see, events that happen, or even the tastes of food, but how often can we recall sounds that we experience, beyond those deliberately injected into the soundscape such as music or words?\nRun Silent; Run Deep by Nigel Helyer (UK/Australia) & Daniel Woo (Australia) collaborating with the Marine Mammal Research Laboratory, provides an \u2018audio portrait\u2019 of Singapore \u2013 in particular the area around the harbour. The interface of this work enables you to move through a stylized \u2018map\u2019 of the city, listening to sound recordings made using hydrophones in areas corresponding to coloured circles on the map. Surround sound in the installation space, gives the sense of a 3 dimensional map, and hand drawn images laid over the map gives it cartographic feel.\nTo create DIY GORI: seed_1216976400, Jee Hyun Oh (South Korea) collaborated with the Laboratory of Control and Mechatronics. The work focuses on the open source culture of the internet, and experiments with the idea that \u2018objects exist as evolving pieces of digital data in cyberspace where they are continually remixed by users.\u2019 To create the work, the artist selected the word \u2018Gori\u2019 \u2013 which in Koean means \u2018open hook\u2019 or the fastening and loosening of human relationships \u2013 and planted it as a \u2018seed\u2019 on the internet by posting the word and details of the project on a wiki. The word was then propagated on various sites. The many instances of its use on web pages was then printed on rolled corrugated for display in the gallery. The visual effect of the card is reminiscent of rolls of paper, and more conventional means of storing information.\nImage Priscilla Bracks\nQuartet by Tad Ermintano collaborating with HOMEVR at the Institute for Infocomm Research is an interactive quartet of instruments which are played by the audience acting as orchestral conductors. 4 video screens and photo-sensors are mounted above beautifully crafted traditional instruments. An audience member standing in front of the work is seen by photo sensors that trigger the conversion of their movements into sound.\nAurora Consergens (2008) is a collaboration between Hora Cosmin Samoila, Marie Christine Driesen and the Mixed Reality Lab. Gorgeous patterns are created on a video screen from visualizations of electro-magnetic energy given off by audience members wearing head sensing gear. I spent a long time playing with this artwork and found that the patterns do actually change radically, as I thought of different things. I was told that it works better with two people, so I sat with artist Clea Waites and we tried to think of similar things at the same time. The finer patterns apparently come from detecting the brain\u2019s alpha waves, and funnily enough thoughts about the beauty of the patterns, and other beautiful things like trees and sex, seemed to generate clear, defined, unusual patterns, which the attendant remarked he had not yet seen generated by other users of the work. At other times patterns ranged from noise to bigger less defined patterns.\nThere were a couple of works in the show dealing with water as their subject matter. One might be forgiven for thinking that has something to do with the fact that it rains all the time here, and the assumption is that water must therefore, be plentiful. But in truth water is as scarce here in Singapore as it is an many more arid parts of the world. A huge percentage of the water used is recycled back into drinking water, but much of the new water released into the drinking supply, is imported from Malaysia. Whilst there are a few storage reservoirs, Singapore simply does not have enough room for a centralized water catchment area, and tanks are built into apartments (though I have seen it done in Brisbane where I usually live).\nThe Sourcing Water project by Shiho Fukurara, Georg Tremmel and Yousuke Nagao in collaboration with the Singapore-Delft Water Alliance looks at the ancient practice of dowsing to find water across the island. Dowsing is a practice of using a forked rod (usually wooden) to find underground water. A dowser walks around with the rod which responds by tilting up or down if water is present (in response to magnetic energy). In this work the dowsing rods were enhanced with GPS and motion sensors, with a view to collecting data and creating a map of potential water sources. This map, and other interesting visualizations of data relating to Singapore were presented as a video projected map laid over a three dimensional plinth in the shape of Singapore island. However, the artists were not able to make any findings about the scientific validity of dowsing as they discovered that all maps of Singapore\u2019s ground water are \u2018classified\u2019 documents which authorities weren\u2019t able to release.\nClea White\u2018s The Water Book: An encyclopedia of water, looks at all water\u2019s properties both creative and destructive. The artwork is an interactive film installation where words relating to water are projected through a tank of water. This projection changes as people touch the water\u2019s surface. The effect is visually beautiful as the light streams through the water and up onto the darkened ceiling above the tank. Even the ripples on the water surface caused by touching can be seen in these reflections, and on a screen projection also in the gallery space. This clever use of light transforms a tank of water \u2013 a substance often taken for granted and rarely considered in an aesthetic sense \u2013 into a precious object of beauty.\nThe Eastwood \u2013 Real Time Strategy Group (Vladan Joler and Kristian Lukuc) have created another modification of the commercial version of the game Civilization. In this work, Civilization V, game play centres around the contemporary dream story of building a technology company empire. Players choose their company and instead of warriors and generals, employ CEOs and lawyers to build an army to win the war for market-share dominance.\nThe work critiques the use of affective labour by gaming companies and social networking sites, to produce profit for shareholders without any real benefit to the creator/user. These concepts are brought to the fore in the games various interface options such as Advisors where you can build your company\u2019s proficiency in Folksonomy (the art of classifying people into demographics), Viral Marketing, and Love Bombing (heaping love onto new members of a social group ( a technique most often associated with religious cults that is now used increasingly in social networking web forums.\nThe underlying code and logic of this game is the same as the original commercial version so the underlying strategy remains essentially the same: find the resources in the economy that make you successful. However unlike the original game these resources go beyond the obvious to include resources of the new economy such as loneliness, depression and boredom, which are a key to the popularity of social networking sites. This version was completed just 11 days ago so it\u2019s not yet available for download, but I\u2019m told that it will be available from www.eastwood-gropu.com within a week or so.\nAnother great work in the show is Gendered Strategies for Loitering by Shilpa Phadke, Shilpa Ranade and Sameera Khan. This work features dual video screen images, a game and a sound recording of the artists discussing the differences between women\u2019s freedom to loiter in Singapore and Mumbai. I felt the sound recording was actually the best part of this work as the artist\u2019s discussion prompted me see a gendered approach to being in public space I had never thought about before. Their basic premise was that in Mumbai whilst men regularly loitered in caf\u00e9\u2019s, on the street etc, smoking, chatting and enjoying the act of doing nothing, women were generally denied this pleasure because a woman seen to be doing nothing in public was viewed suspiciously, or worse, as a prostitute. This attitude I think speaks volumes of the objectification of women when a women cannot simply \u2018hang out\u2019 without casting doubt upon her respectability. To be in public, women must be seen to be moving with a purpose. Ie she should have some reason for being there. So if a woman is waiting for a friend on the street, she would stand at a bus stop and not on the street corner, to clearly demonstrate she is waiting for something. The artists contrast this with loitering behaviour in Singapore which is apparently gender neutral. The difference in Singapore they say, is that no-one loiters. Everyone must have a purpose and move about the city in a very defined, well regulated way. Extra cold air pours out of ducts above the entrances to railway stations to discourage loitering at the doors. Little footprints painted on paths direct on which side one should walk. Even foreigners living in the city who have a culture of loitering, do so in regulated way \u2013 the Indonesians gathering in City Plaza on a Sunday, the Indian and Tamil constructions workers in Little India on a Sunday. I actually experienced this work on a Sunday and went out to Little India to test the theory. Though the streets were a sea of humanity, I was one of only 4 women I saw walking around Little India that evening \u2013 an uncomfortable, but revealing experience.\nAIR (Artists In Residence) runs at the National Museum of Singapore, through 3 August, 2008.\nPosted in body, events, games, green, installation, other reports, sound, wearable. Bookmark the permalink.\nClea T. Waite\t on July 31, 2008 at 6:49 am\nDear Pricilla,\nThank you for this cogent review of the ISEA2008 exhibition!\nI look forward to melding my brainwaves with you again in the future.\n-clea\nGreat to meet, and to see your writing on the exhibition,",
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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from Entrepreneurship)\n1 Conceptions of the entrepreneur\n1.1 Mises\n1.2 Schumpeter\n1.3 Knight\n1.4 Kirzner\n2 Examples of entrepreneurship\nIn all conceptions of the entrepreneur in Austrian economics, a functional paradigm is taken. I.e., entrepreneurship is described as a process or activity that is taken, as opposed to a job category or structure or some concrete object. The definition, however, varies slightly from author to author and the precise definition and its nuances remains a part of the debate. In all definitions, the entrepreneur remains an agent of change, and is critical in the growth of a market economy. Often, the entrepreneur is used or defined via a reference to the Evenly Rotating Economy in order to help describe how growth in an economy takes place.\nConceptions of the entrepreneur\nEven among Austrians, the precise definition and conception of the entrepreneur slightly varies.\nAccording to Ludwig von Mises:\n\"[Economics] also calls entrepreneurs those who are especially eager to profit from adjusting production to the expected changes in conditions, those who have more initiative, more venturesomeness, and a quicker eye than the crowd, the pushing and promoting pioneers of economic improvement.\"[1]\nThe entrepreneur is distinct from the capitalist because he does not risk capital while the capitalist does.[1][2] This distinction is made by Mises to better explain the different roles individuals play in the economy and is part of the \"imaginary construction of functional distribution.\"[1] Individuals, in the market economy, often perform both functions.\nMises suggests the term \"promoter\" in addition to term entrepreneur:\n\"The driving force of the market, the element tending toward unceasing innovation and improvement, is provided by the restlessness of the promoter and his eagerness to make profits as large as possible.\"[1]\nEntrepreneurs are primarily concerned with the future state of prices. In anticipating the direction of the market, entrepreneurs must also predict the length of time which will pass before the desired change in prices have emerged. In fact, timing can determine whether a definite project will have success or not.[3]\nEntrepreneurs make profits by providing for future needs which have been neglected by other businessmen. It is not foresight itself which brings profits, but foresight better than the majority.[4] Mises writes:\n\"The entrepreneurial idea that carries on and brings profits is precisely that idea which did not occur to the majority...The prize goes only to those dissenters who do not let themselves be misled by the errors accepted by the multitude.\"[4]\nAccording to Mises, the entrepreneur:\n\"...discovers a discrepancy between the prices of the complementary factors of production and the future prices of the products as he anticipates them, and tries to take advantage of this discrepancy for his own profit.\"[5]\n\"An entrepreneur can make a profit only if he anticipates the future conditions more correctly than other entrepreneurs.\"[6]\nTo Shumpeter, the entrepreneur performs the function of carrying out major innovations in \"new combinations\" of labor, natural resources or capital goods for the purpose of making a profit.[2]. For Schumpeter, entrepreneurship consists of innovation. From this perspective, the entrepreneur performs a negative and disruptive act, as from the perspective of the ERE, the entrepreneur undoes the steady state calculus possible in a rotating economy.\nUncertainty played a key role in the conception of the entrepreneur for Knight. And as such, for Knight, an entrepreneur is anyone who bears uncertainty, and is a frequently occurring element of an economy. To this end, it is crucial to carefully distinguish the difference between uncertainty and risk. Risk is simply a probabilistic event, whose outcome might remain unknown, but falls under the purview of probability. Thus, insofar as the ERE is defined to be a thought experiment of an economy without any entrepreneurs, insurance companies would still exist in an ERE. Therefore, uncertainty remains a category of unpredictability separate from that of risk. Knight, however, was still a determinist, and Knight has said that, \"The problem stems from the inability to accumulate sufficient empirical data relating to particular classes of subject and events.\"[7]\nHowever, unlike Schumpeter's conception, entrepreneurs perform more of the function of a random walk, and in this sense, after bearing uncertainty, through the profit and loss system, he makes discoveries as opposed to innovations.\nFor Kirzner an entrepreneur perceives opportunity, or \"is alert\". The entrepreneur is a discoverer and as such the class of entrepreneurs is very large. Kirzner views himself as coming from Mises' theory of action, the perceiving comes before the 'felt unease' that the entrepreneur will take. As such, in contrast to Schumpeter, the entrepreneur is equilibrating. He discovers the imbalances. If it were equilibrated already, there would be no opportunities to discover.[8]\nExamples of entrepreneurship\nA recent example of entrepreneurship is facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. After winning Times 2010 person of the year Zuckerberg said:\n\"If you create value for other people then you might be able to realize a portion of that value yourself. I never thought about facebook as starting a business that would grow its own value, but its really good that the world works this way. If someone does something that is valuable, that is enough to build a good business based off of. I don't think that I focus on the same thing that other business people do. But every day we just come in and try and build the best product for people.\"[9] (emphasis added)\nOther notable living entrepreneurs are Steve Jobs (Apple), Bill Gates (Microsoft), Jeff Bezos (Amazon) and Richard Branson (Virgin).\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Ludwig von Mises. XVIII. The Scope and Method of Catallactics, 7. 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The Capitalist and the Entrepreneur: Essays on Organizations and Markets\n\u2191 An Interview with Mark Zuckerberg, Time Magazine. [1]\nEntrepreneurship at Wikipedia\nEntrepreneurship by Russell S. Sobel at The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics\nWhat is Entrepreneurship? by Murray N. Rothbard, from Man, Economy, and State\nProfessor Hebert on Entrepreneurship (pdf) by Murray N. Rothbard, 1985\nCompetition and Political Entrepreneur ship: Austrian Insights into Public-Choice Theory (pdf) by Thomas J. DiLorenzo\nEntrepreneurship and Economic Growth (pdf) by Randall G. Holcombe, 1998\nThe Role of Entrepreneurship in Desocialization (pdf) by jeffrey M. Herbener, 1992\nEntrepreneurship and Corporate Governance (pdf) by Peter G. Klein, 1999\nEntrepreneurship and the Economic Theory of the Firm: Any Gains from Trade? (pdf) by Nicolai J. Foss and Peter G. 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        "raw_content": "1812 Chalmers\u2019 Biography / P / Henry, Lord Morley Parker (?\u20131556) [vol. 24, p. 102]\nParker, Henry, Lord Morley\nParker (Henry) Lord Morley, a nobleman of literary taste in the reign of Henry VIII. was the son and heir of sir William Parker, knight, by Alice, sister and heir of Henry Lovel, and daughter of William Lovel, a younger son of William lord Lovel of Tichmersh, by Alianore, daughter and heir of Robert Morley, lord Morley, who died 21 Henry Vlth. He was educated at Oxford, but at what college, or at what time, does not appear. After | leaving the university, he retired to his estate in Northamptonshire, and in the 21st year of the reign of Henry VIII. was summoned to parliament by the title of lord Morley. He was one of the barons, who, in the year following, signed the memorable declaration to pope Clement Vji. threatening him with the loss of his supremacy in England, unless he consented to the king\u2019s divorce, but he still remained a bigoted adherent to the popish religion. In the 25th of the same reign, having a dispute for precedence with lord Dacre of Gillesland, his pretensions were confirmed by parliament. Anthony Wood says, that \u201chis younger years were adorned with all kind of superficial learning, especially with dramatic poetry, and his elder with that which was divine.\u201d Wood adds, that he was living, \u201can ancient man, and in esteem among the nobility, in the latter end of Henry VIII.\u201d But from his epitaph, which is inserted in Collins\u2019s Peerage, it appears that he died in Nov. 1556, aged eighty. His great grandson, Edward lord Morley, who married Elizabeth, sole daughter and heir of William Stanley, lord Montegle, had issue Mary, who by her husband Thomas Habington, of Henlip in Worcestershire, was mother of William Habington the poet, and was supposed to have been the person who wrote to her brother William, lord Morley and Montegle, the famous letter of warning respecting the gun-powder plot.\nPhillips says that our lord Morley was sent by Henry VIII. with the garter to the archduke of Austria. Of his works, nothing has been published but \u201cA Declaration of the 94th Psalm,\u201d printed by T* Berthelet in 1539. The rest, which remain in ms. in the king\u2019s library, and whose titles are given in Casley\u2019s catalogue, are translations from catholic writers, three or four lives from Plutarch, and Tully\u2019s Dream of Scipio. Waldron, in his \u201cLiterary Museum,\u201d has given a specimen of one of lord Morley\u2019s translations from Boccaccio. Lord Morley is also said to have written several tragedies and comedies, whose very titles are lost, and which, as Mr. Warton thinks, were nothing more than grave mysteries and moralities, which probably would not have been lost had they deserved to live. \u201cCertain Rhimes,\u201d and the \u201cLives of Sectaries,\u201d are mentioned as his, but of them nothing is now known, ex cept some lines which may be seen in our authorities. 1\n1 Ath. Ox-, vol. I. new edit. Park\u2019s edition of the Royal and Noble Authors. Phillips\u2019s Theatrum, by sir E. Brydges. Warton\u2019s Hist, of Poetry.\nPareus, John Philip (1576\u2013?)",
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        "raw_content": "Big Media Critics Needn't Worry so Much\nAlan Murray, who writes on politics for The Wall Street Journal, has a column (page 2) today with the above headline. I\u2019d like to run the whole thing here, as some readers of this Blog may not subscribe to the print or online version of the Journal (though I have stated many times that an online subscription is one of the best uses I can think of for $50 so long as you have lunch money set aside).\nSo here are some excerpts (still probably too much, but I\u2019ll risk it).\nFor those who worry about the pernicious effects of \"big media,\" today is a big day. The Federal Communications Commission once again is launching an effort to ease rules that restrict media concentration, including one that prohibits newspapers and broadcast stations in the same city from owning each other.\nThe rules were written back when \"cable\" was used to tow cars and \"the net\" went next to the fishing box.\nOpponents launched a pre-emptive attack against the FCC yesterday, unveiling a new Web site, StopBigMedia.com. Backed by groups ranging from the Consumer Federation of America to the National Council of Churches, the coalition urges visitors to \"fight back\" and help \"save your local media from corporate control.\"\nI won't be signing up. On the list of things that keep me awake at night, \"media concentration\" ranks pretty low. \"Media proliferation,\" on the other hand, ranks higher\u2026.\nThe worriers make much of the fact that power already is concentrated in the hands of \"a few\" giant companies: Time Warner, News Corp. (Fox), Walt Disney Co. (ABC), Viacom Inc. (CBS), General Electric Co. (NBC), Bertelsmann AG, Sony Corp. (phew, I get winded naming them). Of course, that list of biggies doesn't even include Tribune, Gannett Co., New York Times Co. and Dow Jones & Co., publisher of The Wall Street Journal. Nor does it include Yahoo Inc., Google Inc. or Microsoft Corp. Or smaller companies like HDNet, Mark Cuban's high-definition-television network\u2026.\nBut at some point, rules need to reflect reality. And the reality is this: Access to the media is more open and democratic today than it ever has been in the history of the world.\nIf you want to read the whole thing, drop me an email and I can send you a link that is good for seven days.",
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And crucially, it dealt with non-metropolitan America, the huge heartlands of the country that are so different, and almost diametrically opposed to the coastal conurbations.\nPhotographers like Ron Jude, Christian Patterson, Gregory Halpern, Raymond Meeks and others, most of them originally from the heartlands themselves, have been examining America\u2019s interior myths and realities for a number of years, and can be said to constitute the latest generation of photographers, beginning with of course Walker Evans, who have gone in search of \u2013 as the French might put it \u2013 America profond.\nBryan Schutmaat first came to the photo-world\u2019s attention with a classic of the genre. His Grays the Mountain Sends (2014) was a superb book, a series of portraits and landscapes of small, almost forgotten communities in the Rocky Mountains. It was a lavish, superbly produced book, shot in sumptuous colour, which demonstrated that Schutmaat was not simply a photographer of rare ability \u2013 especially in his haunting portraits \u2013 but someone who could use photography effectively to build a narrative.\nThat is the point about Schutmmat and what someone has called \u2013 whether kindly or unkindly I\u2019m not sure \u2013 the \u2018lumberjack\u2019 school of photography. John Gossage recently said that he took up photography because it \u201callowed me to understand things that were not spoken.\u201d Looking around a lot of today\u2019s photography, it would seem that its makers are suspicious of this dictum, and are distrustful of photography without the crutch of words \u2013 or overelaborate design, which can amount to the same thing.\nNot so Ron Jude, or Tim Carpenter, or Bryan Schutmaat. Grays the Mountain Sends did not suffer from a surfeit of words, and neither does Good Goddamn, which is modest in size but displays both an assuredness and a quiet ambition. Interestingly, Schutmaat has switched to black and white for this project, which seems to be making a claim for the work\u2019s seriousness. Similarly, the restrained, classical design, like that of many American photobooks, states a certain respect for the integrity of the photographs themselves.\nGood Goddamn, published by Trespasser, tells a nominally simple story. Shot over a period of a few days in February 2017, in Leon County, Texas, Good Goddamn documents, in only twenty-seven photographs, the last few days of freedom of Schutmaat\u2019s friend Kris before he went into prison. As this is a book of hints and half-lights, the spaces between the pictures being as important, so to speak, as the pictures themselves, we are not informed of the crime that led to Kris\u2019s incarceration, nor the duration of the sentence. But the fact he was not in custody possibly suggests that the misdemeanour was not serious, although the psychological weight of the book perhaps points to the opposite.\nThe cast of characters, besides Kris himself and the bleak mid-winter Texan landscape, are an old pickup truck and a hunting rifle with a very business-like telescopic sight. And there is an enigmatic blurred figure in two images at the end who might be Bryan Schutmaat, or a deputy sheriff come to escort Kris to his fate. Kris\u2019 final days of freedom seem to be spent drinking Coors Lite or shooting his gun. So far this is a typically male Texan as we imagine them, tough guys who never cry, but the macho surface image is thoroughly undercut by the book\u2019s elegiac tone and complex emotional mood. There is a general aura of wistfulness, not to say sadness, but also encompassing moments of reflection, uncertainty, loneliness, and bitter reflection, making for a concerto of shifting emotions in which the bare, gloomy landscape pulls the strings. The constant background is the expectation that what will follow will be a life changing experience for Kris, and not, at least in the short term, a good one.\nAll this is suggested by Schutmaat\u2019s exceedingly well judged photographs \u2013 the somewhat indeterminate portraits of Kris drinking, smoking, or cradling his rifle, in nagging juxtaposition with the bleak but beautiful February landscape. One can almost feel the damp. Yet even a bleak, damp landscape will be a great loss when you are behind bars. I call the portraits indeterminate, not because they are soft in focus, but because they have an unsettling quality, which may come from nothing more than the sight of Kris in a short-sleeved tee shirt in a winter landscape \u2013 even though we are told that the weather was unseasonably warm during the shoot. Of course, it is more than that, Schutmaat has conveyed the psychology of this moment in Kris\u2019 life unerringly, and makes us feel it too. Little wonder we are disturbed and unsettled.\nIn the end, Good Goddamn is about the photographs, which is not always the case with photobooks. As he demonstrated in Grays the Mountain Sends, Bryan Schutammt is a photographer with a rare sensibility, the pictures in Good Goddamn are so finely calculated and balanced. I can only compare his talent to that of a superior musician. There are many calling themselves \u2018musicians\u2019, but the difference between an ordinary musician and a great one is vast, and yet tiny \u2013 a matter of subtlety, the right emphasis, and nuance. It is like this with Schutmaat\u2019s photographs. His images sing, like a well-played piece of music. They are a pleasure to contemplate, and contemplate over and over again for their felicities. They lend the book its visual delights, but also its emotional depths and bitter-sweet tone.\nAs always in photography, they are pictures of things we have seen before, many times. Ordinary but important things. Yet in themselves they are new, pictures we have not seen before. \u2666\nAll images courtesy of the artist and Trespasser. \u00a9 Bryan Schutmaat\n\u2190 Luke Willis Thompson\nArpita Shah \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "On The Romantic Absolute\nDalia Nassar is a double shot of Glenmorangie on a wintry night as she goes to the depths of German Romanticism. She thinks all the time about the key idea of Kantian critical Idealism,thinks it\u2019s best to think of Romanticism as connecting metaphysical and epistemic questions, about the Jena Romantics Novalis, Schlegel and Schelling, about the relationship between Romanticism and Idealism, about Romanticism and nature, about why she disagrees with Manfred Frank\u2019s reading of the Romantics\u2019 relationship with Idealism, about why she disagrees with Frederick Beiser on seeing Schelling as the culmination of Romanticism, about Romanticism and the claim it rejected systems and about why we should heed the philosophers. Those two guys in the dark, wolves howling, looking at the moon, they\u2019d be fine if they were drinking in this \u2026\nDalia Nassar: I grew up in a household with two intelligent adults arguing about the nature of reality, the difference between belief and knowledge, and the value of religion for morality. Both of my parents are biologists and although they agree on many things, they disagree fundamentally on religious matters: my mother is a believer and my father is not. One of my first recollections is of sitting in the backseat of a car on a long drive home after a weekend away, listening to my parents disagree on the nature of miracles. As you can imagine, I grew up wanting to understand what it means to know, and what is involved in determining the nature of reality. When I took a philosophy class as an elective during my first year at University, I quickly realized that the only way I was going to be able to explore these questions seriously was by studying philosophy.\n3:AM: You\u2019re working in the field of early German Romanticism and one of the questions you raise is how did we get from Kantian critical idealism to Hegelian absolute idealism. So if we were to just look at the main contours of these two positions what would we see, and how strikingly different would they be?\nDN: The key idea in Kantian critical Idealism is that the task of philosophy is to determine the limits of reason, and to ensure that reason does not transgress these limits. Only in this way can philosophy provide secure grounds for metaphysics. Thus, although reason plays a significant role in the \u201cDialectic\u201d section of the first Critique, its role is largely negative: reason comes to recognize its own limits, and rational ideas, while heuristically useful for philosophical investigation, are decidedly non-constitutive of knowledge. The more positive or affirmative roles are given to the understanding and sensibility (hence they \u201cconstitute\u201d objects of experience; reason does not play a constitutive role in experience).\nStill, one can discern in the \u201cDialectic\u201d section the birth of the notion that reason is self-grounding and self-determining: it investigates itself, determines its limits, recognizes its errors and attempts to correct them. This capacity is unique to reason and it is what makes reason absolutely essential to experience. This becomes a key idea in Hegelian absolute idealism. For Hegel, the fact that reason is self-grounding and self-determining means that it can achieve a lot more than Kant had allowed. If reason is able to recognize its limitations and correct itself, then it is quite dynamic, capable of taking on different shapes. In other words, reason\u2013\u2013precisely because it is able to investigate itself and recognize its errors\u2013\u2013is able to critically recognize and move beyond its limitations within a specific context. In so doing, reason achieves a more sophisticated position and a correspondingly sophisticated shape. This shape is, in turn, not unrelated to experience. After all, if reason is dynamic and self-transforming, then its transformations must play a fundamental role in the structuration of experience: What appeared self-evident within one shape of reason appears to be absurd or at least deeply mistaken from the perspective of a different shape of reason. Reason is thus not solely heuristic, as it is for Kant; it grounds experience, and is as such inseparable from reality. The question then is: how did we get from the limited and largely negative conception of reason in Kant to an account of reason as the ground of reality.\n3:AM: One of the disagreements you investigate is about what Romanticism is. Some say it\u2019s about epistemology and self-consciousness. And on the other hand there are those who say it\u2019s a metaphysical project about fundamental reality, the kind of thing we might find in Spinoza say. But you say that the best way of understanding what they\u2019re up to is to understand that they thought of their project as both epistemological and metaphysical don\u2019t you?\nDN: Yes, that is my claim. I would add that for the romantics, the epistemological and the metaphysical questions were inherently connected, such that it was impossible (and absurd) to try to think about one without implying the other. Thus, the three questions which I outline as key questions of romanticism are: 1. What is the relation between mind and nature? 2. What is the relation between the one and the many (or unity and difference)? and 3. What is the relationship between the infinite and the finite? Each of these questions is both metaphysical and epistemological.\nThe first question clearly concerns the nature of reality, but it also concerns the way in which the mind grasps and portrays the natural world. The second question may appear to be entirely metaphysical, dealing with, for instance, the unity and diversity of natural organisms. It is, however, also epistemological in that the romantics were not satisfied with simply positing unity and assuming it as a necessary systematic starting point. In addition, they sought to perceive unity in and through difference as well as to offer a cogent articulation of this relation. The third question similarly appears to be entirely metaphysical in its concern with the infinite (or transcendent) and finite. However, once again it is also an epistemological question that concerns the relation between a first, unconditioned principle or ground of knowledge and the conditioned principles that are derived from it. In other words, it is a question about the very nature of systematicity and derivation.\n3:AM: You\u2019ve written about the Jena Romantics to support your approach. Novalis is the first one. Why is Novalis important to your approach which seeks to put together the epistemological and metaphysical questions?\nDN: Novalis has received a lot of attention in recent philosophical discussions of romanticism, largely because of Manfred Frank\u2019s claim that Novalis\u2019 early notes on Fichte, the so-called \u201cFichte-Studien,\u201d from 1795-96, offer \u201cthe most significant philosophical contribution to early German romanticism.\u201d This is a fascinating and strange claim, given that these were notes and do not consist in a thought-through and complete work. So in part my interest in Novalis has to do with the significance that his early notes have been granted in the current scholarship.\nBut the larger interest in Novalis stems from what I regard as the first attempt to unite Fichte\u2019s emphasis on moral activity with a more Spinozist conception of the relationship between self and nature. In other words, Novalis was one of the first to think about what it means for the human being both to have an intentional consciousness \u2013 exhibit creativity\u2013 and to be a member (part) of a larger nexus (nature). Thus Novalis aims to think through the human-nature relationship more critically than Spinoza had done, without discounting Spinoza\u2019s insight that human beings are also part of the natural world. For, as Kant and Fichte had shown, we are producers of knowledge, such that our understanding of nature is a product of our cognitive capacities. How then should we understand our knowledge of nature in relation to nature itself? In turn, how should we think our place within nature, given our intentional cognitive relationship to nature? These were key questions for Novalis, and he offers compelling responses that accord equal significance to consciousness and nature (intentionality and naturality).\n3:AM: Friedrich Schlegel is the second of the Jena Romantics. How does he help your thesis?\nDN: What I find most fascinating about Schlegel is his emphasis on history and his claim that philosophy must know its own history. In his lectures on transcendental idealism, which he delivered in Jena in the winter semester of 1799-1800, Schlegel makes the striking claim that \u201cphilosophy must be thoroughly historical,\u201d adding that \u201cour philosophy is itself history.\u201d This is a significant intervention in transcendental idealism, and precedes Hegel\u2019s by seven years. Schlegel\u2019s claim is that philosophy does not concern any one topic, nor does it amount to any one conception of truth or reality; rather, it is in a state of eternal conflict, such that it is only by grasping the various conflicts within philosophy\u2013\u2013determining the ways they emerged, and were resolved or dissipated\u2013\u2013that we can grasp what philosophy is about. Or as he puts it in the Cologne lectures from 1804-1806, the goal is to show \u201chow a system links to another, how it arose from out of the other, and the whole unfolding of this successive development should be traced back, where possible, to its first source.\u201d Schlegel similarly argues that literature must be understood through its history. In his lectures on the history of European literature he maintains that \u201cthe new cannot be understood without the old,\u201d because \u201cliterature can only be understood as a whole.\u201d In other words, in order to understand the nature of literature one must grasp the history of literature.\nWhat is important about this intervention, as I\u2019ve called it, is that by emphasizing history and context, Schlegel challenges the a priori character of transcendental philosophy and the idea of a first principle from which further principles are to be derived, without, however, succumbing to scepticism or relativism. Rather, Schlegel develops a hermeneutic idealism, where knowledge must always begin \u201cin the middle\u201d and must aim to understand its context. This has important consequences for his conception of the absolute. In the first instance, he is deeply critical of any account of the absolute as something that stands beyond or outside of historical (conditioned) knowledge, i.e., as an unconditioned first principle. As such, the absolute would not only be opposed to the conditioned\u2013\u2013something which is antithetical to its being absolute\u2013\u2013but would also be unknowable from within the system of knowledge. The unconditioned, after all, is not knowable by conditioned, finite knowledge. This results in a plethora of difficulties (one of which concerns the means by which we are to grasp the unconditioned).\nIn addition, Schlegel argues that the absolute cannot be something transcendent, existing beyond or outside of the world of historical, finite beings. Again, this would imply that it stands in opposition to finitude, which is impossible since the absolute must contain or involve all things. In fact, the absolute is not a thing at all. This means, Schlegel contends, that the absolute cannot be identified with being or stasis, but with becoming and history. This brings Schlegel\u2019s account of philosophical knowledge very close to his conception of reality, and both are intimately connected to his conception of the absolute as becoming and mediation.\n3:AM: The third is perhaps the best known \u2013 Schelling. Again, how do you interpret his project so that it supports your idea about the blending of the epistemological and the metaphysical.\nDN: Schelling is interesting because, as you say, he is the best known among the three thinkers I consider in the book, at least among philosophers. However his philosophical legacy remains largely unknown, for at least two reasons. On the one hand, he has often been regarded as a disciple of Fichte and most of his early writings are considered to be reiterations of Fichtean ideas. There was, therefore, no reason to read Schelling. On the other hand, Schelling\u2019s most distinctive contribution is his philosophy of nature, which he not only opposes to transcendental philosophy, but also comes to regard as more fundamental than transcendental philosophy. This is of course problematic if you are a Kantian or Fichtean: as Fichte wrote in a letter to Schelling, all we can know are the \u201cimmanent laws of intelligence\u201d and not the laws of nature. Followers of Kant and Fichte are thus likely to dismiss Schelling.\nOne of the aims of my book was to show that Schelling was by no means a disciple of Fichte, even in his early writings. Although Schelling is clearly indebted to Fichte, from the very beginning he is charting his own path, a path that is distinct from Fichte\u2019s and\u2013\u2013I contend\u2013\u2013one that leads directly to the philosophy of nature. In other words, there was no break between Schelling\u2019s early \u201cFichtean\u201d writings and his later philosophy of nature, as most scholars argue. Rather, the development is clear and consistent.\nFurthermore, already in his first systematic writings Schelling regarded himself as completing the Kantian\u2013\u2013rather than Fichtean\u2013\u2013system. These works are clearly indebted to Kant, and seek, above all, to make the Kantian system cohere. The problem with Kant\u2019s project, Schelling argues, is that Kant does not offer a way by which to unify the various aspects of his system: theoretical and practical. Though Kant aims to achieve this in the third Critique, by remaining agnostic with regard to the status of a unifying principle (what Kant calls a supersensible unity) and rejecting the possibility of knowing it (by rejecting intellectual intuition), Kant does not achieve this goal. Schelling\u2019s project is, on the one hand, to show the necessity of this principle, and, on the other, to elaborate how it can be grasped. Precisely because this principle aims to reconcile the various dualisms in Kant\u2019s system (supersensible and sensible, freedom and nature, teleology and mechanism), it is a principle that is both a principle of knowledge and a principle of reality, i.e., it is both epistemological and ontological or metaphysical. Or, to put it in Schelling\u2019s terms, it must be both a principle of transcendental philosophy and of the philosophy of nature. This is what he means by the absolute, and this is why it concerns being and knowing.\n3:AM: Is it because the Romantics posit something outside of themselves, outside the mind, despite emphasising the creative role of the mind, that the Romantics aren\u2019t Idealists? Or are they a weird sort of Idealist nevertheless?\nDN: The meaning of Idealism is not entirely straightforward. As Frederick Beiser notes in his German Idealism, there were at least two versions of idealism at this time: subjective and objective (or absolute) idealism. The subjective version, which he ascribes to Kant and Fichte, maintains that the self is the source of the form of experience\u2013\u2013the world is, in other words, a product or construct of the creativity of the mind. The objective version, according to Beiser, recognizes an ideality in the world itself, i.e., the world is itself rational, develops and acts according to archetypes or principles, etc. The subjective (human) mind is thus not the producer of the lawfulness of the world, but is rather one of its products\u2013\u2013its highest or most complex manifestation.\nI tend to agree with Beiser\u2019s reading here, but want to emphasize to a greater extent the Fichtean/Kantian element in the romantic conception of the self. That is to say, for the romantics, the human being was part of a larger nexus, but this did not preclude the idea that the self is also a creative, or intentional consciousness. In knowing the world, we are not simply mirroring it, but also participating in it and this participation is necessarily creative. The activity of knowledge, in other words, is transformative: in knowing something, I am transforming it. The paradox that the romantics had to deal with then is this: how can we be at once members of a larger unity (affected by our place within it), as well as creators of this unity (effecting it)?\nThis is certainly a kind of Idealism, but it is neither fully subjective nor fully objective, because it recognizes both elements: the self as creative and the world as an integrated unity, of which the self is a member. In light of this, it becomes clear why both being and knowing are integral aspects of the Romantic project, and, in turn, the Romantic conception of the absolute.\n3:AM: Why do the romantics have a problem with nature and the relation of its whole to its parts, in particular, how can parts and the whole be both active and independent: and is the romantic Absolute a kind of pantheism?\nDN: There is more than one question here. So to begin with, the Romantics do not have a problem with nature; rather, they valorise nature and regard it as worthy of emulation. This is evident both in their philosophical views of nature\u2013\u2013Schelling argues that in order to understand nature we must regard nature as \u201cindependent and real\u201d and seek to derive the mind from nature\u2013\u2013and in their artistic works, which imitate natural forms and grant a voice to the natural world.\nThe problem, rather, has to do with the ways in which their predecessors and contemporaries regarded the natural world. In the first instance, nature was seen as an object that is separable from the knowing subject. This implied that nature was divested of meaning and value, in contrast to the human world of meaning and value. In the second instance, the Romantics were critical of the ways in which philosophers sought to grasp relations within nature: either natural differences were eclipsed for the sake of an overarching (but ultimately empty) unity, or differences were emphasized, and unity was regarded as merely artificial. These two difficulties converge into one when we consider the relation of the human being to the natural world more generally. After all, the human being is both a member of nature\u2013\u2013and as such a part of the larger whole\u2013\u2013and a distinctive being, exhibiting unique capacities that separate it from other natural beings. How are we to regard it as part of, yet different from, the natural world? This question is a variation on the old philosophical question regarding the relation of the one and the many, or unity and difference.\nThe Romantics argued that we need a specific kind of cognitive capacity\u2013\u2013what they some times called \u201cintellectual intuition\u201d\u2013\u2013in order to discern unity in and through difference, and, as such, discern continuity and similarity, without collapsing it into identity (or into meaningless difference).\nNow, there is an important caveat here. As Schelling put it, the human being differs from other natural beings because in acts of knowledge, the human being brings nature to consciousness, and thus creates a \u201csecond nature\u201d\u2013\u2013what we call culture. Furthermore, in moral acts, the human being directly transforms the natural world. How are we to understand these transformations? Do they still belong to nature? Does this difference between the human being and other natural beings ultimately demand that we think of the human being as special or as somehow outside of nature? In turn, could we argue that on account of intentionality and consciousness, human beings bear certain responsibilities in relation to the natural world, including epistemological responsibilities that concern the very manner by which we approach nature? These are all questions which were central to the Romantic project.\n3:AM: You disagree with some aspects of what Manfred Frank says Romanticism is. Is it because of the way that he wants to make the distinction between Idealism and Romanticism that you disagree with him?\nDN: Yes, that is the crux of my disagreement. Frank wants to distinguish a distinctive or unique Romantic tradition that should not be identified with Idealism, and should in fact be read as opposed to or critical of idealism. His main claim is that romanticism is a form of scepticism\u2013\u2013scepticism of first principles, of absolute knowledge\u2013\u2013and thus should not be equated with either Fichte\u2019s attempt to develop a science of knowledge on the basis of a first principle or Hegel\u2019s view that knowledge of the absolute can be achieved.\nImportantly, Frank alters his view with regard to the Romantics\u2019 relation to Idealism, and with what he implies by Idealism. Nonetheless, in his most significant work on the topic, Unendliche Ann\u00e4herung (1997), he identifies Idealism with foundationalism, i.e., the aim to derive a \u201cscience of knowledge\u201d from an unconditioned principle, and contrast it to Romanticism, which regards \u201cbeing\u201d as something that cannot be known or conceptualized, but only felt or hinted at.\nThe first difficulty arises with Frank\u2019s identification of Idealism with foundationalism; this is problematic on both historical and systematic grounds. After all, Idealism does not necessarily involve foundationalism; furthermore, one can be a foundationalist and not be an Idealist. From a historical perspective, the Romantics often identified themselves as Idealists, and although they were critical of what they regarded as one-sided and subjective in Kant and Fichte, they did not regard Kantian and Fichtean idealism as the only possible accounts of Idealism, nor were they entirely critical of either project.\nFurthermore, they were deeply wedded to key claims which are fundamentally Idealist: a) the subject is an active knower whose role in the creation of knowledge should not be overlooked, b) reality is not something \u201cout there,\u201d but that which is realized in the act of thinking, c) reason is not subjective, i.e., it is not tied to a thinking subject, but, as Schelling puts it, \u201creason\u2019s thought is foreign to everyone,\u201d d) there is no fundamental distinction between the real and ideal, because the ideal (the archetype, the fundamental principle, the rational idea) manifests itself only in and through the real (the finite, the conditioned). (On the basis of this last point, I also disagree with Frank\u2019s notion of being as something that is beyond knowing.)\nWhile these views are mostly associated with Schelling and Hegel, Novalis and Schlegel also agreed with them, and, as I show, they made important contributions to understanding the complex relationships that each of these tenets implies.\n3:AM: And Frederick Beiser is the other giant of contemporary writers about German Romanticism. He wants to save romanticism from the Hegelian legacy. Why do you find his reading of the relationship between Romanticism and Hegel problematic?\nDN: Beiser has significantly shifted the way that Anglophone scholarship regards the period between Kant and Hegel. Until very recently, few philosophers were interested in reading Schelling or Schlegel, for instance, and Beiser has made these thinkers not only interesting but also extremely important. To understand 19th century philosophy, Beiser has shown, it is just as important to understand Schelling and Schlegel as it is to understand Hegel. One of the aims of his German Idealism is to challenge the Hegelian view of the history of philosophy, and the way in which we (contemporary scholars) have accepted this view, by illustrating that \u201cthere is not a single Hegelian theme that cannot be traced back to his predecessors in Jena, to many earlier thinkers whom Hegel and the Hegelian school either belittled or ignored. The fathers of absolute Idealism were H\u00f6lderlin, Schlegel and Schelling.\u201d I agree with Beiser here, and would add the possibly stronger claim that it is in the works of H\u00f6lderlin, Schlegel and Schelling (and Novalis), that we begin to really understand the problems of that time, because it is in their works that these problems are presented with an immediacy and urgency that is lost in Hegel. As I put it in the introduction to my book, it is in the works of the early German Romantics that we find the most vivid accounts of the questions that motivated post-Kantian thought and the concerns that directed its development. Thus in order to understand Hegel and the move from Kant to Hegel, it is absolutely essential to understand the Romantics. However I would add that it would be a mistake to simply read the Romantics in order to understand Hegel, for each thinker is distinctive and offers different answers to the same questions. And this is where my disagreement with Beiser emerges.\nI find problematic Beiser\u2019s depiction of Schelling as the culmination of Romanticism/Idealism. He states that \u201cwhat was merely fragmentary, inchoate, and suggestive in H\u00f6lderlin, Novalis and Schlegel became systematic, organized and explicit in Schelling.\u201d This claim grants to Schelling the kind of significance that had been previously granted to Hegel, in that it offers an interpretation that confirms Hegel\u2019s linear view of the development of philosophy and its culmination in his (or Schelling\u2019s) thought. Moreover, it overlooks the complex relationship between the Romantic movement and philosophy by assuming that the goals of romanticism were best achieved in the form of a philosophical system. It also overlooks Schelling\u2019s own dissatisfaction with his various attempts to present his views and the fact that after the publication of his best-known systematic work, the 1800 System of Transcendental Idealism, Schelling composed a dialogue, Bruno (1801) because he thought it might be a more appropriate form for presenting his ideas. Ultimately, my concern is that Beiser\u2019s claim inadvertently overlooks the fact that Romanticism does not simply amount to the attempt to offer the most systematic or comprehensive account of the absolute; it is much more than that.\n3:AM: Some contemporary philosophers relish the idea of Romanticism as rejecting systems and systematic thinking. But are systems and systematic thought something that the Romantics didn\u2019t reject as much as these claim? And if it isn\u2019t so helpful to those who want to be unsystematic then is Romanticism still important? Does it come back to the idea of the absolute?\nDN: Friedrich Schlegel famously claimed that \u201cit is equally fatal for the spirit to have a system as it is to have no system.\u201d For many years, this was taken to mean that Schlegel was simply opposed to systematic thinking, and thus a predecessor or precursor of poststructralism. However, as is evident in the passage, Schlegel regards both systematicity and its antithesis as problematic, and is thus not straightforwardly anti-systematic. There is, rather, a more complex story here, one that was not properly told by those who regard Schlegel as simply anti-systematic. This complexity makes Schlegel more interesting, for it alludes to the problems of systematicity, while at the same time recognizing the significance of thinking systematically. I think it is precisely in Schlegel\u2019s pointing to those problems and in his attempt to find solutions to them that he makes important contributions.\nRecent philosophical interpretations of Schlegel have focused on his critique of first principles and foundationalism (i.e., positing an unconditioned first principle [Grundsatz] and from there deducing further principles). While this critique is certainly significant, the way in which it has been depicted overlooks the larger context in which Schlegel makes the critique: for him, the problem does not simply concern the notion of a first principle, but also the methodology and mode of thought that is employed in constructing a system based on a first principle.\nSchlegel notes that the very notion of an unconditioned implies that the first principle cannot itself be derived from within the system. Thus, although it is the ground of the system, it must somehow stand outside of that which it grounds. This means that it is unknowable and inaccessible from within the system, which in turn means that the system cannot be complete or absolute: it does not (and cannot) account for the principle upon which it is based. Knowledge of the conditioned must come from a source that is outside of the system itself, and thus two systems of knowledge (two modes of thought) emerge as competing with one another. Furthermore, insofar as the unconditioned is outside the system, it does not say anything about the system itself; because it is external to the system, the unconditioned cannot explain the meaning or integrity of the system.\nFor Schlegel, the problem lies in the mode of thinking that constructs a system on the basis of an unconditioned. Precisely because thought posits the ground of knowledge as something other or external, in other words, as unconditioned, its relation to this ground is objectifying and ultimately dogmatic. By positing the ground of the system outside of the system, one unwittingly makes it into a thing or an object, that is to say, into something that is determined by opposition and difference. In turn, by positing an unconditioned, this mode of thought instantiates a duality between itself and the unconditioned (or between itself as unconditioned and itself as conditioned). This duality, however, once again necessitates objectification\u2014the (self as) unconditioned is opposed to (and thus delimited by) the (self as) conditioned. Ultimately, Schlegel concludes, the very notion of the unconditioned is dogmatic, because it implies an unjustified opposition between subject and object, between the act of positing and the thing posited.\nIn contrast to such a system, Schlegel maintained that \u201ca true system is an integrated, structured unity of scientific material, in thorough reciprocity and organic connection.\u201d He described this system as historical, because it must not begin with an unconditioned principle, but rather \u201cin the middle.\u201d Only such a method would not presuppose or assume an object or goal, and thus only such a method would be truly philosophical. For Schlegel, this meant, however, that philosophy must alter its aims: the goal must not be to inquire after the external cause of an object, but to grasp it in its context and through its multifaceted relations. A shift in focus thus occurs, from understanding the object of knowledge as a member of a causal chain, to understanding it as a member within a dynamic process that achieves its distinctive character through its transforming relations with other things. Thus, instead of understanding something in terms of something else (an external cause), the goal is to understand its place within an ongoing process. What is necessary, then, is a system that is capable of grasping processes and discerning how different elements within a process affect and are affected by one another. In other words, what is necessary is a system that is imbued with a historical perspective.\n3:AM: Philosophy has recently been attacked by scientists who think they cover all the bases, and fellow philosophers who think it\u2019s asking empty questions or unenlightening ones. So why should we heed the philosophers?\nDN: This is a large and important question, and I certainly cannot respond to it adequately with a mere paragraph or two. It might in fact be best to respond to it by offering an anecdote. I gave a talk several months ago at the University of Queensland, and during the question time one of the audience members, who introduced himself as an engineer, asked how my paper could help him understand his own work. The topic of my paper was on analogy in Kant and Herder, and this is the topic of my most recent research. In light of that, my answer was that philosophy makes us aware of the extent to which we are using analogies to describe the world and of the limits of these analogies. In the context of Kant and Herder, Herder had argued that it was only through seeing things analogically\u2013\u2013through regarding something as something else\u2013\u2013that certain aspects of a thing first become apparent to us. Kant came to this view a few years after Herder, in the Critique of Judgment, where he describes teleological judgment as analogical precisely because it regards natural organisms as ends. Only by seeing them as ends does their organized character become intelligible to us. The two of them are aware of both the significance of analogy and its limits.\nThus to the engineer I said that the current view of the earth as a \u201csystem\u201d is, after all, an analogy, and, as such, reveals certain aspects of the earth to us, but also hides others. It has its limits, and it is only by being aware of the limits of our analogies or metaphors that we can both employ them fruitfully and move beyond them when necessary. There is, in other words, always a speculative level to any scientific research, and it is the philosophers who are able to account for it, recognize its limits and criticize or even reject it. I realize that this anecdote is limited, and the scope of my response is thereby also limited. 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        "raw_content": "Commissioner of Central Excise Service Tax Vs. Ultra Tech Cement Ltd.\n[Civil Appeal No. 11261 of 2016]\n1. The core issue involved in the present case is with regard to the admissibility or otherwise of the Cenvat Credit on Goods Transport Agency service availed for transport of goods from the place of removal to buyer's premises. This issue has arisen in the following factual background: The respondent M/s. Ultratech Cement Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the 'assessee') is involved in packing and clearing/forwarding of cement classifiable under Chapter sub heading 25232910 of Central Excise Tariff Act, 1985, with Central Excise Registration No. AAACL6442LEM014. The assessee is also availing the benefit of Cenvat Credit facility under the Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 ('Rules, 2004' for short). The assessee herein gets finished goods (cement) from its parent unit on stock transfer basis and sells the same in bulk form and packed bags.\nThe assessee during the period from January, 2010 to June, 2010 availed Cenvat Credit of service tax paid on outward transportation of goods through a transport agency from their premises to the customer's premises. According to the appellant/Revenue, the transport agency service used by the assessee for transportation of their final product from their premises to customers premises cannot be considered to have been used directly or indirectly in relation to clearance of goods from the factory viz., place of removal in terms of Rule 2(l) of the Rules and as such cannot be considered as input service to avail Cenvat credit.\nAccordingly, the Office of the Commissioner of Central Excise: Bangalore II Commissionerate issued show cause notice dated February 3, 2011 to the assessee inter alia stating that on scrutiny of ER-1 return submitted by the assessee for the period January, 2010 to June, 2010, it was noticed that the assessee have wrongly availed the Cenvat Credit of Service Tax paid on outward transportation of goods from the factory to the Customer's premises, inasmuch as the Goods Transport Agency Service used for the purpose of outward transportation of the goods from factory to customer's premises is not input service within the ambit 3 of Rule 2(l)(ii) of the Rules, 2004.\nIt was further mentioned that the total Cenvat Credit claimed was in the sum of Rs. 25,66,131/- and the assessee was called upon to show cause as to why the said amount be not recovered and penalty be not imposed. The assessee submitted its reply to the show cause notice contesting the position contained therein.\n2. After hearing, the Adjudicating Authority passed Order-in-Original dated August 22, 2011 holding that once the final products are cleared from the factory premises, extending the credit beyond the point of clearance of final product is not permissible under Cenvat Credit Rules and post clearance use of services in transport of manufactured goods cannot be input service for the manufacture of final product.\nFurther, the Adjudicating Authority held that CBEC vide its Circular No. 97/8/2007-ST dated August 23, 2007 has clarified the definition of place of removal. With respect to fulfillment of requirement of Circular dated August 23, 2007, it was held that the assessee has not produced any documentary evidence to prove that conditions laid down vide Circular dated August 23, 2007 has been fulfilled. Accordingly, the Adjudicating Authority passed the order as under:\n\"(i) Demanding the irregular Cenvat credit availed on outward transportation of goods amounting to Rs.25,66,131/- under Rule 14 of Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 read with Section 11A of Central Excise Act, 1944;\n(ii) Demanding interest under Rule 14 of Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 read with Section 11AB of Central Excise Act, 1944 read with Section 75 of the Finance Act, 1994;\n(iii) Did not order for initiation of action under Rule 15(1) of Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 read with Rule 25 of Central Excise Rules, 2002;\n(iv) Imposed penalty of Rs.25,66,131/- under Rule 15(3) of Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004;\n(v) Imposed penalty of Rs.1,00,000/- under Rule 25 of Central Excise Rules, 2002.\"\n3. Aggrieved by the Order-in-Original No. 24/2011 dated August 22, 2011, respondent/assessee preferred an appeal before Commissioner (Appeals). The Commissioner (Appeals) vide Order-in-Appeal No. 57/2012-CE dated March 15, 2012 allowed the appeal and set aside the Order-in-Original holding that assessee is eligible for availment of service tax paid on GTA service on the outward freight from the factory to the customers' premises as per the Board's Circular 97/8/2007-Service Tax dated August 23, 2007. It was now the turn of the Revenue to feel aggrieved by the order. Accordingly, appeal was filed before the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) by the Revenue which was rejected vide judgment dated May 1, 2015.\nFurther appeal to the High Court preferred by the assessee has met the same fate as the said appeal has been dismissed by the High Court of Karnataka vide its judgment dated June 29, 2016, which is the subject matter of the present appeal.\n4. As mentioned above, the assessee is involved in packing and clearing of cement. It is supposed to pay the service tax on the aforesaid services. At the same time, it is entitled to avail the benefit of Cenvat Credit in respect of any input service tax paid. In the instant case, input service tax was also paid on the outward transportation of the goods from factory to the customer's premises of which the assessee claimed the credit. The question is as to whether it can be treated as 'input service'.\n5. 'Input service' is defined in Rule 2(l) of the Rules, 2004 which reads as under:\n\"2(l) \"input service\" means any service:-\n(i) Used by a provider of taxable service for providing an output services; or\n(ii) Used by the manufacturer, whether directly or indirectly, in or in relation to the manufacture of final products and clearance of final products upto the place of removal and includes services used in relation to setting up, modernization, renovation or repairs of a factory, premises of provider of output service or an office relating to such factory or premises, advertisement or sales promotion, market research, storage upto the place of removal, procurement of inputs, activities relating to business, such as accounting, auditing, financing recruitment and quality control, coaching and training, computer networking, credit rating, share registry, and security, inward transportation of inputs or capital goods and outward transportation upto the place of removal;\"\n6. It is an admitted position that the instant case does not fall in sub-clause (i) and the issue is to be decided on the application of sub-clause (ii). Reading of the aforesaid provision makes it clear that those services are 6 included which are used by the manufacturer, whether directly or indirectly, in or in relation to the manufacture of final products and clearance of final products 'upto the place of removal'.\n7. It may be relevant to point out here that the original definition of 'input service' contained in Rule 2(l) of the Rules, 2004 used the expression 'from the place of removal'. As per the said definition, service used by the manufacturer of clearance of final products 'from the place of removal' to the warehouse or customer's place etc., was exigible for Cenvat Credit.\nThis stands finally decided in Civil Appeal No. 11710 of 2016 (Commissioner of Central Excise Belgaum v. M/s. Vasavadatta Cements Ltd.) vide judgment dated January 17, 2018. However, vide amendment carried out in the aforesaid Rules in the year 2008, which became effective from March 1, 2008, the word 'from' is replaced by the word 'upto'. Thus, it is only 'upto the place of removal' that service is treated as input service.\nThis amendment has changed the entire scenario. The benefit which was admissible even beyond the place of removal now gets terminated at the place of removal and doors to the cenvat credit of input tax paid gets closed at that place. This credit cannot travel there from. It becomes clear from the bare reading of this amended Rule, which applies to the period in question that the Goods Transport Agency service used for the purpose of outward transportation of goods, i.e. from the factory to customer's premises, is not covered within the ambit of Rule 2(l)(i) of Rules, 2004. Whereas the word 'from' is the indicator of starting point, the expression 'upto' signifies the terminating point, putting an end to the transport journey. We, therefore, find that the Adjudicating Authority was right in interpreting Rule 2(l) in the following manner:\n\"... The input service has been defined to mean any service used by the manufacturer whether directly or indirectly and also includes, interalia, services used in relation to inward transportation of inputs or export goods and outward transportation upto the place of removal. The two clauses in the definition of 'input services' take care to circumscribe input credit by stating that service used in relation to the clearance from the place of removal and service used for outward transportation upto the place of removal are to be treated as input service. The first clause does not mention transport service in particular.\nThe second clause restricts transport service credit upto the place of removal. When these two clauses are read together, it becomes clear that transport services credit cannot go beyond transport upto the place of removal. The two clauses, the one dealing with general provision and other dealing with a specific item, are not to be read disjunctively so as to bring about conflict to defeat the laws' scheme. The purpose of interpretation is to find harmony and reconciliation among the various provisions.\n15. Credit availability is in regard to 'inputs'. The credit covers duty paid on input materials as well as tax paid on services, used in or in relation to the manufacture of the 'final product'. The final products, manufactured by the assessee in their factory premises and once the final products are fully manufactured and cleared from the factory premises, the question of utilization of service does not arise as such services cannot be considered as used in relation to the manufacture of the final product. Therefore, extending the credit beyond the point of removal of the final product on payment of duty would be contrary to the scheme of Cenvat Credit Rules.\nThe main clause in the definition states that the service in regard to which credit of tax is sought, should be used in or in relation to clearance of the final products from the place of removal. The definition of input services should be read as a whole and should not be fragmented in order to avail ineligible credit. Once the clearances have taken place, the question of granting input service stage credit does not arise. Transportation is an entirely different activity from manufacture and this position remains settled by the judgment of Honorable Supreme Court in the cases of Bombay Tyre International 1983 (14) ELT, Indian Oxygen Ltd. 1988 (36) ELT 723 SC and Baroda Electric Meters 1997 (94) ELT 13 SC.\nThe post removal transport of manufactured goods is not an input for the manufacturer. Similarly, in the case of M/s. Ultratech Cements Ltd. v. CCE, Bhatnagar 2007 (6) STR 364 (Tri), it was held that after the final products are cleared from the place of removal, there will be no scope of subsequent use of service to be treated as input. The above observations and views explain the scope of relevant provisions clearly, correctly and in accordance with the legal provisions.\"\n8. The aforesaid order of the Adjudicating Authority was upset by the Commissioner (Appeals) principally on the ground that the Board in its Circular dated August 23, 2007 had clarified the definition of 'place of removal' and the three conditions contained therein stood satisfied insofar as the case of the respondent is concerned, i.e.\n(i) regarding ownership of the goods till the delivery of the goods at the purchaser's door step;\n(ii) seller bearing the risk of or loss or damage to the goods during transit to the destination and;\n(iii) freight charges to be integral part of the price of the goods.\nThis approach of the Commissioner (Appeals) has been approved by the CESTAT as well as by the High Court. This was the main argument advanced by the learned counsel for the respondent supporting the judgment of the High Court.\n9. We are afraid that the aforesaid approach of the Courts below is clearly untenable for the following reasons:\n10. In the first instance, it needs to be kept in mind that Board's Circular dated August 23, 2007 was issued in clarification of the definition of 'input service' as existed on that date i.e. it related to unamended definition. Relevant portion of the said circular is as under:\n\"ISSUE: Up to what stage a manufacturer/consignor can take credit on the service tax paid on goods transport by road? COMMENTS: This issue has been examined in great detail by the CESTAT in the case of M/s Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd. vs CCE, Ludhiana [2007 (6) STR 249 Tri-D].\nIn this case, CESTAT has made the following observations:- \"the post sale transport of manufactured goods is not an input for the manufacturer/consignor. The two clauses in the definition of 'input services' take care to circumscribe input credit by stating that service used in relation to the clearance from the place of removal and service used for outward transportation upto the place of removal are to be treated as input service. The first clause does not mention transport service in particular. The second clause restricts transport service credit upto the place of removal. When these two clauses are read together, it becomes clear that transport service credit cannot go beyond transport upto the place of removal.\nThe two clauses, the one dealing with general provision and other dealing with a specific item, are not to be read disjunctively so as to bring about conflict to defeat the laws' scheme. The purpose of interpretation is to find harmony and reconciliation among the various provisions\". Similarly, in the case of M/s Ultratech Cements Ltd vs CCE Bhavnagar 2007-TOIL-429-CESTAT-AHM, it was held that after the final products are cleared from the place of removal, there will be no scope of subsequent use of service to be treated as input. The above observations and views explain the scope of the relevant provisions clearly, correctly and in accordance with the legal provisions.\nIn conclusion, a manufacturer / consignor can take credit on the service tax paid on outward transport of goods up to the place of removal and not beyond that.\n8.2 In this connection, the phrase 'place of removal' needs determination taking into account the facts of an individual case and the applicable provisions. The phrase 'place of removal' has not been defined in CENVAT Credit Rules. In terms of sub-rule (t) of rule 2 of the said rules, if any words or expressions are used in the CENVAT Credit Rules, 2004 and are not defined therein but are defined in the Central Excise Act, 1944 or the Finance Act, 1994, they shall have the same meaning for the CENVAT Credit Rules as assigned to them in those Acts. The phrase 'place of removal' is defined under section 4 of the Central Excise Act, 1944.\nIt states that,-\n\"place of removal\" means-\n(i) a factory or any other place or premises of production or manufacture of the excisable goods ;\n(ii) a warehouse or any other place or premises wherein the excisable goods have been permitted to be stored without payment of duty ;\n(iii) a depot, premises of a consignment agent or any other place or premises from where the excisable goods are to be sold after their clearance from the factory; from where such goods are removed.\"\nIt is, therefore, clear that for a manufacturer /consignor, the eligibility to avail credit of the service tax paid on the transportation during removal of excisable goods would depend upon the place of removal as per the definition. In case of a factory gate sale, sale from a non-duty paid warehouse, or from a duty paid depot (from where the excisable goods are sold, after their clearance from the factory), the determination of the 'place of removal' does not pose much problem. However, there may be situations where the manufacturer /consignor may claim that the sale has taken place at the destination point because in terms of the sale contract /agreement\n(i) the ownership of goods and the property in the goods remained with the seller of the goods till the delivery of the goods in acceptable condition to the purchaser at his door step;\n(ii) the seller bore the risk of loss of or damage to the goods during transit to the destination; and\n(iii) the freight charges were an integral part of the price of goods.\nIn such cases, the credit of the service tax paid on the transportation up to such place 11 of sale would be admissible if it can be established by the claimant of such credit that the sale and the transfer of property in goods (in terms of the definition as under section 2 of the Central Excise Act, 1944 as also in terms of the provisions under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930) occurred at the said place.\"\n11. As can be seen from the reading of the aforesaid portion of the circular, the issue was examined after keeping in mind judgments of CESTAT in Gujarat Ambuja Cement Ltd. and M/s. Ultratech Cement Ltd. Those judgments, obviously, dealt with unamended Rule 2(l) of Rules, 2004. The three conditions which were mentioned explaining the 'place of removal' as defined under Section 4 of the Act, there is no quarrel upto this stage.\nHowever, the important aspect of the matter is that Cenvat Credit is permissible in respect of 'input service' and the Circular relates to the unamended regime. Therefore, it cannot be applied after amendment in the definition of 'input service' which brought about a total change. Now, the definition of 'place of removal' and the conditions which are to be satisfied have to be in the context of 'upto' the place of removal. It is this amendment which has made the entire difference. That aspect is not dealt with in the said Board's circular, nor it could be.\n12. 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        "raw_content": "WEDNESDAY, April 4, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- Children born to parents who are cousins have a significant risk for developing a mood disorder -- such as depression or anxiety -- when they grow up, a new study suggests.\nFor adults whose parents are first-cousins, the risk is triple that of people whose parents are unrelated, the researchers reported. And, mood disorder risk is also significantly higher among children of second-cousins, they said.\n\"The size of this association is significant, and understanding why children of 'related parents' are at an increased risk of psychoses and common mood disorders warrants further research,\" said study lead author Aideen Maguire. She is a lecturer with the Center for Public Health at Queen's University Belfast in Northern Ireland.\nThe findings -- based on an analysis of nearly 364,000 people born in Northern Ireland between 1971 and 1986 -- may seem unremarkable at first glance. But fully 10 percent of people worldwide are born to parents who are first- or second-cousins, largely in Asia and eastern Africa.\nFewer than 1 percent of Western marriages fall into this category of what is known as \"consanguineous marriage.\" Though marriage between blood relatives increases the risk of genetic defects in offspring, the practice is banned in only three nations: the United States, North Korea and China.\nThe study findings were published online April 4 in JAMA Psychiatry.\nOf the men and women included in the current study, 609 -- or 0.2 percent -- had been born to parents who were first- or second-cousins. Of those, 349 were born to second-cousin parents, and 260 were resulted from first-cousin pairings.\nThe researchers inferred adult mental illness when any offspring had been prescribed an antidepressant, anti-anxiety or anti-psychotic medication at least once between 2010 and 2014.\nThirty-six percent of adults who had been born to first-cousin couples had been prescribed either an antidepressant or anti-anxiety drug. This compared with about 31 percent of second-cousin offspring, and about 27 percent of those born to unrelated parents, the findings showed.\nAlmost 9 percent of first-cousin offspring had been given antipsychotic meds, compared with roughly 4 percent of second-cousin offspring, and about 3 percent of unrelated offspring, the study authors said.\nBased on those findings, Maguire suggested that couples should be counseled about the reproductive risks associated with consanguineous unions.\nDr. Philip Muskin, secretary of the American Psychiatric Association, called the findings unsurprising and suggested that they be taken with a grain of salt.\nWhen couples who are close relatives have children, genes that may be rare in the general population are more likely to appear in their offspring, he said.\n\"But identifying a single gene that causes depression, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders and so on has not happened, nor is it likely to happen,\" said Muskin, who is also a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City. \"These genetic influences are more subtle and determined by many genes.\"\nWhat's more, the study doesn't prove cause and effect, and Muskin said it has significant limitations.\n\"For example, we know nothing about the parents,\" he noted. \"Their health, their mental health, their background. Nothing. And a lot of times things get prescribed incorrectly, or for the wrong thing. So you can't really feel comfortable saying the prescriptions are true proxies for having an actual illness.\"\nIn addition, people figured out thousands of years ago that close relatives shouldn't reproduce, Muskin said. This study simply reinforces that.\n\"People figured out way back that when it happened there was something not right with the offspring,\" Muskin said. This study \"says that these societal norms are substantiated by our data. It basically says it's a big deal.\"\nThere's more on genetics and mental health at the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health.\nSOURCES: Aideen Maguire, Ph.D. epidemiology lecturer, Centre for Public Health, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland, U.K.; Philip R. Muskin, M.D., M.A., professor of psychiatry, Columbia University Medical Center, New York City, and secretary, American Psychiatric Association; April 4, 2018, JAMA Psychiatry, online",
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        "raw_content": "Letter to The Economist, March 25, 1998\nYour March 14th article, \"Why the Orthodox are heterodox\", accuses Greek newspapers of inadequately reporting Serb atrocities and criticizes the Greek government for \"looking the other way\" when businessmen busted sanctions against Serbia. Yet The Economist should heed the familiar admonition against throwing stones in glass houses.\nThe western press has rarely mentioned that the present Croatian leadership has used the flag and symbols of the fascist Ustashe regime, which slaughtered 700,000 Serbs during W.W.II, or that Serbian civilians themselves had been ethnically cleansed by the tens of thousands during the course of the war. Premature recognition of Slovenia and Croatia by Germany and the U.S. in furtherance of narrow, self-serving interests has been identified by many as the true culprit for the war, more so than any real or imagined bloodlust by the Serbs.\nMoreover, associating Eastern Orthodoxy with the Milosevic regime is irresponsible and misinformed. In March of 1992 at the Ecumenical Patriarchate, the hierarchs of the autocephalous Orthodox Churches, with the participation of Serbian Patriarch Pavle, condemned the Milosevic regime for its exploitation of religious sentiment in pursuit of national or political goals. Two years later a conference was hosted in the Phanar by Patriarch Bartholomeos in which Orthodox, Catholic, Muslim, and Jewish leaders denounced the atrocities committed in Yugoslavia. In Belgrade itself, Serbian Patriarch Pavle has for years condemned the Bosnian conflict as \"the devil's war\", and most recently supported the pro-democracy demonstrators in Belgrade, while condemning the use of force against Albanians in Kosovo.\nIt was the West that spawned the post-war cycle of international lawlessness in that part of the world when it acquiesced to Turkey\u2019s brutal 1974 invasion of Cyprus and its continuing occupation of almost 40% of that island-nation. Many examples of outrages cited by the west in Yugoslavia have parallels to those suffered by Greeks. The 300,000 Greeks of Northern Epirus in Albania have been subjected to pogroms, imprisonment and severe discrimination, yet, unlike Kosovo's Albanians, receive little publicity. Likewise, the Greek minority of Turkey has been virtually eliminated over the past forty five years with little protest from western governments.\nThe danger to preserving the delicate peace in the region does not stem from any failure by the small democracy of the Greeks--themselves repeatedly victimized by transgressions of international law--to recognize Serbian misdeeds, but from the failure of the West to confront the wrongdoing of others.\nIt is the West\u2019s abject failure to heed Serbian fears, rooted in the memory of their own wartime genocide at the hands of Croatian and Bosnian Muslim collaborationists, that led to Serbian militancy in the secessionist regions of ex-Yugoslavia. Now, once again, it is the West\u2019s disregard of Serbian memories of pogroms perpetrated by communist-backed Albanians--which drove out the Serbian majority in Kosovo during the 1970\u2019s--coupled with the West\u2019s dismissal of legitimate Serbian concerns about militant Albanian secessionists that threatens to engulf the region in war once more.",
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        "raw_content": "Letter to The Village Voice, May 6, 1998\nIn his April 28th article, \"La Dolce Musto\", Voice writer Michael Musto declared \"was there ever any doubt about George Michael\u2019s sexuality anyway, not because he\u2019s Greek, but because he was once reported to be dating Brooke Shields?\"\nThe article\u2019s tongue-in-cheek approach does not excuse its message, stereotyping sexual orientation based on ethnicity. Would a similar stereotype, however lightened by levity, have been made about the denseness of Poles, the stinginess of Jews or the criminality of African-Americans?\nIf ethnic slurs are unacceptable for Poles, Jews and African-Americans, then why are they permissible against Greeks -- especially in light of centuries of misograecist bias; discrimination which has often resulted in genocides, pogroms and hate crimes. After Admiral Mark L. Bristol, the U.S.\u2019s High Commissioner at Constantinople, proclaimed that \"the Greek is about the worst race in the Near East\", a million and a half Greeks from Asia Minor were slaughtered or ethnically cleansed by Turkish troops in 1922 as the West sat idly by and watched this holocaust from naval vessels off the quay at Smyrna (now renamed Izmir). Today, bombs are exploded in Greek churches, Orthodox cemeteries are desecrated, Greek clergy are murdered and unarmed protesters are shot or beaten to death in Cyprus and Turkey, again, with our silent approval (e.g. www.hri.org/Cyprus/Cyprus_Problem/bikers/murder_1.html & /murder_2.html to view two such killings caught on videotape).\nThe only thing more surprising than Michael Musto\u2019s message is where it came from. Yet this is not the first time the Voice has allowed anti-Hellenic bias to be expressed within its pages. In an April 30, 1996 article, \"Greeks Bearing Gifts\", Voice writer Wayne Barrett singled out HANAC, one of dozens of ethnic and race-based organizations with strong connections to city government, for its ties to the Giuliani administration. Other than the offensive nature of its title, Mr. Barrett\u2019s article made sure to emphasize the irrelevant fact that HANAC was founded and headed by Greek-Americans.\nOne would think Messrs. Musto\u2019s and Barrett\u2019s stereotyping and ethnic bias have no place in one of the most progressive newspapers of one of the world\u2019s most progressive cities. If The Village Voice is willing to engage in such ethnic-bating, it is disturbing to think of what other periodicals have in store for Hellenes.\nPublished version in The Village Voice,",
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        "title": "Possible Ki & Kokyu Workshop - AikiWeb Aikido Forums",
        "raw_content": "Possible Ki & Kokyu Workshop\nI have been off-and-on talking to some people off-line about doing a sort of ki and kokyu \"sharing\" and rather than burdening one of the regular posters with soliciting for potential interest (which he very kindly offered to do, but I'm now thinking it unfair to saddle him with), I wanted to throw out the thought and see if there is any interest and at the same time solicit comments and make a few of my own.\nWhat I have in mind is a one-time, Aikido-oriented workshop that is 2 days (about 6 hours each day) long. I'll do the workshop for free, but I'd ask that the attendees chip in to pay for my travel, lodging, rent of venue (if any), and meals. Assuming there are 20-30 attendees (I don't like to work with more than 30 people because I need to personally interact with people and 30 is enough), for the workshop should certainly be less than $100 (maybe a lot less), depending on where it's held geographically, etc. I can't do this workshop before late this year or (preferably) Jan-Feb of 2006.\nI'll work up a syllabus, although I have a few general things in mind:\n*How to form relaxed but powerful kokyu strength\n*Using this form of strength in movement and shifting all movement to \"from the dantien\"\n*Using this form of strength in selected applications, \"ki tests\", ukemi, joint locks, and pins, and hitting.\n*Starting to develop ki: how to do it, some practices, relevant qigongs and how they actually work, etc.\nOf course, it's sort of a pig-in-a-poke for anyone thinking about coming; particularly if they have preconceptions about what ki, kokyu, etc., are, what they already know, what I could know, etc. Not to mention you might get a situation reminiscent of the Mark Tennenhouse discussion. On the plus side, you'll get a chance to post your impressions of the material and my ability to do it... on the downside, I might get a chance to post my impressions.\nOn the other hand, there's a gamble in it for me, as well. It's fairly difficult and uncommon to find people who can not only grasp what the information is about in toto\u2026 it's extremely rare to find people who can not only grasp it but who can also recognize the magnitude of the required change and commit to it effectively. When I got my first inkling of the magnitude of the information, I immediately stopped practicing everything I had been doing and began to rebuild while looking for more and more information\u2026 but I was not a \"teacher\" of any sort, so there were no pride issues or other tangents from being a senior student or other pecking order stuff, etc.\nThe real problem is that this stuff is not an \"additive\" that can just be tacked onto what someone has been doing for x-number of years, yet it is a keystone to the arts that use ki in movement, as Aikido, Taiji, Bagua, etc., do. I know that from experience and I know from experience that most people can't really accept the idea of something basic being missing in what they already do, so they tend to reject the importance largely on that criterion. Some can, however, look at the problem and information without getting distracted by personal issues\u2026. and that's the kind of people I'd like to get in the workshop if I'm going to offer my time and knowledge for free. I'd prefer to have ikkyu and up of people who will viably be teaching the next generation of Aikidoists.\nAnyway, the idea is to see if there is enough interest to do it, determine an adequate location that is not geographically extreme, thoughts on places to hold it in a given locale, solicit suggestions and thoughts on content of the workshop, feasibility of the concept, miscellaneous thoughts, etc.\nDojo: Aikido of Ashland\nRe: Possible Ki & Kokyu Workshop\nThis sounds interesting. Keep us posted w/ location and more information.\nI'd love to do it , if it was in my area. Let us know when you know more about it.\nVisit aikigirl10's homepage\nFind More Posts by aikigirl10\nVisit aikigirl10's AikiBlog\nA little far for me, but what I'd like to see are genuine workshops where various people are put out in the middle and given the opportunity to show and EXPLAIN what they are doing, and let others have the chance to try. There are many ideas out there and they need to be brought together. Also, IMHO, many high rankers who you might like to invite would probably steal the show and offer less than you think. I'd like to see workshops by keen students for keen students.\nPaige Frazier wrote:\nHi Paige:\nWell, you'd be more than welcome, as long as you're ikkyu or up, as I wrote. The essence of what we'll do are the things that make smaller people, including a lot of women, as strong or stronger than most men... so I think it would be something physically skilled and dedicated practitioners who are women would get a lot out of.\nAlso, IMHO, many high rankers who you might like to invite would probably steal the show and offer less than you think. I'd like to see workshops by keen students for keen students.\nWell the general idea is to have a workshop full of cold-eyed craftsmen and who will pass these things on, once they've put in the time to honestly be able to do so. And I've had many \"high rankers\" at various workshops covering similar (but not Aikido-related) workshops. Rank, size, etc., has little to do with it. The real problem with \"high rankers\" has been that it's always been pretty obvious they're no better at doing these things than the beginners in far too many cases. I just don't want to fight the egos or other battles... so much so that I'm willing to do this one-time thing for expenses in order that I can call the shots on who's there. And incidentally, I don't have a school, I don't make any portion of my livelihood, etc., in martial arts... I only do workshops if and when I feel like it.\nWe have exchanged a few emails in the past...I would be very interested. Hell, I would even visit you in Durango if you were available...I love that place.\nFind More Posts by Mark Mueller\nMark Mueller wrote:\nI would be very interested.\nI'll put your name on the list; I already have your PM. A few others have pm'ed, so we'll see how it goes. Any public suggestions, thoughts, etc., are welcomed about content, etc.\nI've had a few people privately suggest things like \"fa jin\" and I should clarify that right now, BTW. I want to cover things that are (1.) in the syllabus of Aikido as done by recongnized \"big dogs\" and (2.) things that can be effectively accomplished within a 2-day workshop. I don't mind discussing power releases briefly, during a break, whatever, but a lot of the \"powers\" are really the manipulation of conditioned basic skills and it's more important to spend time on the skills, which we can really only do a moderate overview of in 2 days, given the number of interrelated topics. Primarily, though, \"fa jin\" in the full sense is not something I've ever seen in Aikido, so I don't think it's something we should worry about.\nOne thing that I might mention is that within the last couple of days I was able to ask someone knowledgeable if he agreed with me that O-Sensei's and Shioda's talk about power coming from the big toe was probably a variant of something I usually hear mentioned with a different terminology (a common problem... different names for the same basic concept) and he told me that some people actually do use the \"big toe\" reference. That being the case, we can cover that part in the workshop, as well. The idea of O-Sensei doing \"standing\" exercises is clenched on enough fronts now that it's not really much of a discussion.\nYou know I'm up for it. Where ever we need to go...\ndo u know where it would be held mike?\nNot yet, Paige. Not even an if or a when yet, much less a where.\nAustralia sounds good..... oh specifically Brisbane Australia\nI'm sure I can rustle up some numbers but they won't be all aikidoka....\nI used to fly in and out of Australia fairly often, Ignatius, but I got to where I couldn't handle the length of time the flight took. I used to hallucinate that I was in Purgatory and when I'd finally atoned for my sins perhaps the flight would end.\nThanks for the thought. This \"workshop\" is just meant to be a one-time discussion and how-to.... I have no intention of doing regular workshops for Aikido, but I'm happy to just meet, shoot the breeze, compare notes, etc., whenever possible.\nI guess we'll just have to wait for the day when virtual reality is virtually a reality. Now where's my Mike Sigman holosuite program?\nsounds worthwhile.\nI guess we'll just have to wait for the day when virtual reality is virtually a reality.\nHi Ignatius:\nWouldn't work, as I suggested in the 3D virtual reality thread. As an example, pretend that you're standing in a \"tree-hugging\" posture, but feel that your arms are honestly wrapped around a tree with the bark up firmly against your chest. If you are holding the imaginary tree firmly you can sort of, almost without any discernible movement, \"get under\" the weight of the tree and apply a lifting force to it. Or you can apply almost your whole weight downward on your \"tree\". Or you can pull the tree toward you by sort of pulling (with the middle of your body) the whole tree toward you. Or you can apply a pushing force by moving your whole body forward. You can do all these things pretty much without moving. To an outside observer it appears that you don't move... yet you are managing pretty large forces with your middle. A 3D virtual reality program won't show this manipulation of forces, but will just show a person standing still in a \"tree-hugging\" posture. For that same reason, if someone is doing real Aikido, real Taiji, real Xingyi, etc., a virtual reality program will only show the external technique and will miss what *should* be going on with the kokyu manipulations.\nI had a little covey of emails from the local \"death threat\" godan asking me if I'll wear a gi, etc., at this workshop, and a number of other foaming-at-the-mouth remarks. But it's a good question. First of all, it's *IF* this workshop takes place (i.e., if we have enough people, can find a location, etc.). Secondly, no, I have no plans to pack my gi, hakama, etc. This workshop, as I envision it, will take a lot of 2-man exercises that will start very simply and gradually progress in complexity to develop some understanding and a modicum of skill in how ki and kokyu and related things work. The need to do ukemi will pretty much be non-existent... we could do this on a wooden or carpeted floor, no problem. So a bunch of us standing around in keiko-gi's is not necessary, even though some people cannot imagine an Aikido-related workshop where the usual uniform and rituals aren't present. ;^)\nI remember when I first went to learn Chinese martial arts in a parking lot with an older Chinese gentleman, after my maybe 24 years in Japanese martial arts, wearing a gi, etc. It was sort of a mental shock, doing a martial art without any paraphernalia or bowing rituals, etc. Then again, it helps you concentrate on the subject.\nThere's a memory I have of a certain Aikidoist I used to know who was with me at a workshop by Yoshimitsu Yamada. We were doing some bokken work and this guy was picked as Uke during one turn by Yamada. He (the guy I'm talking about) kept doing all the hyper bowing and cooing you see some people do when handing over a bokken, placing it on the ground, etc. Finally, Yamada just stopped and looked at him and said, \"It's just a stick. Quit bowing so much.\"\nIf it happens, it will be a \"it's just a stick\" workshop. No gi's. No bowing. Just talk and work.\nI'll do the workshop for\nThanks for the offer. Your posts are quite erudite, but could you take a moment to describe what you've trained in, with whom, for how long, and your teaching experience?\nDon J. Modesto wrote:\nSure, I could do that and I think there are different bio's of me floating around the net, but let me point out the main reason why I don't flout my CV publicly very much (be glad to answer privately, though).\nIf I do a sort of gadfly approach, which I admit that I do, and I provoke some people, which I admit that I do although I claim justification, I don't feel like I can prod people into discussion while associating other peoples' names freely. If you see my point. If you, for example, had been a teacher of mine, wouldn't you appreciate it if I somehow separated my sometimes-provocative conversations from the use of your name? That's the reason I don't go out of my way to lean on other peoples' names.... that and the fact that usually no matter what someone's bio is, you never know what they can do until you meet them.\nIf you're interested in my teaching experience, publications, etc., type my name into Google. However, let me point out, as I have before, that I don't have a school, I don't make my living from anything martially related, and I only do workshops if I feel like it. My workshops, etc., all center around how to use the body for developing ki/qi-related skills... not a particular martial art. The martial arts I've studied for extended lengths of time are judo, karate, Aikido, Taiji, Xingyi, Bagua.\nSo keep it simple and add a disclaimer.\nEven the interview a google search threw out does not say very much.\nA list of recent seminars wouldn't hurt.\nCagey responses, even if your reasons have merit, are too easily associated with a few members of a certain type that have plagued the forums lately.\nPeter Rehse wrote:\nCouldn't have said it better. Thanks, Peter.\nIs that a command or a suggestion?\nI couldn't care less about \"a few members of a certain type\" and the perception that I need to be called \"cagey\" by anyone. Don asked a polite question; I gave some information and said I would answer other things privately, for reasons I gave.\nThere are some people on this forum who have met me; if you're curious, ask around. That puts me well outside of the implied \"a few members of a certain type that have plagued the forums lately\", I think. If you're in Japan, I sort of doubt that you're coming to the workshop, though.\nThere are the names of people who have been at workshops on a number of those hits... email them or call them. Try the Palo Alto workshop I gave earlier this year... it's on the first page of hits. If I was soliciting for workshops that I was charging for, etc., I'd feel duty-bound to lay out a good CV, but at the moment, all I've done is offer to give up my time and some pretty valuable information if some people will simply pay my expenses.... i.e., my time and the information are worth a lot more than anyone would come close to paying.\nWhat you're thinking of as \"cagey\" really is more the way I handle questions about teaching people ki and kokyu type skills when I can't point my finger at someone and say \"I studied how to do ki and kokyu things from this man\". I didn't. I've had to accumulate my knowledge and demonstrable skills over many years, piecemeal, from various teachers and every source I could lay my hands on. So the logical part of me resists the idea that I should imply that \"so-and-so directly and deliberately taught me how to do these things\". It doesn't compute.\nAnd BTW, this is the first time I've ever offered to do this... other than that I've only done workshops at the invitation of others and if I am interested in doing them. Even offering to do it, I'm fairly ambivalent... if you think about it, other than having disseminated some fairly sophisticated skills into a small portion of the Aikido community, I get nothing personal out of the workshop except the loss of a weekend of my life.\nWell it was a friendly suggestion.\nOK, fair enough. Your wording was a little blunt.\nMy \"credentials\" are pretty good, but I've got too many years of listening to and reading overblown \"credentials\" from people who can't do much to think much of most credentials conversations. As I said on another thread, the real problem in most martial arts is not the guys claiming rank, etc., that they don't have; the real problem is guys who distort slight experiences, a workshop or two, a trip to Japan, etc., into grandiose accomplishments... yet technically all they can be accused of is hyperbole. A good part of my reluctance to engage with many \"teachers\" is because of the rampant baloney in the credentials and resume of so many martial artists... I'm not sure I want to be friendly with someone and have it turn out that they're mainly a BS artist, so I take my time in getting to know people.\nSo there's a valid need and point in asking for someone's credentials if they're claiming to teach a martial art, but if I'm really curious about someone I start asking through the grapevine what they can really do. It's a good discussion and I don't fault anyone for bringing it up, even though it's not guaranteed to shed a lot of light in the case of ki and kokyu.\nFor what its worth, I'm familiar with some of the people who have met Mike and trained to some extent with him. I've heard that he can indeed deliver on what he speaks of. Some of those people post to this board. From what I've heard, I'll do my best to attend the workshop if possible. Don't know if that means much to many people.\nLots of aikido folks in CO. Seems like a few of them would be willing to get with you and do a \"mini seminar\" or something where there is not a lot of risk in expenses, investment etc.\nCertainly a few of them might be pro and a few might be con, because we all know what a dicey subject KI can be! It is largely experiencial (sp?) as you point out so what works for some might now work of all!\nThat said, some reputable individuals that are honest should be willing to get with you and then come back and say...\"wow, good stuff!\" This guy is the shizzle!\nAikiWeb Aikido Forums > General > Possible Ki & Kokyu Workshop\nSubtle Shades of Japanese & Assumptions Mike Sigman Open Discussions 46 08-30-2006 06:36 PM",
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        "raw_content": "Islamic Terrorist Activities in Latin America: Why the Region and the US\nShould be Concerned\nRenee Novakoff , Senior Analyst, US Southern Command1\nWhile the world is focused on the war in the Middle East and countering Islamic terrorist group activities there and in South Asia and to a lesser extent the US and Europe, there is only periodic focus on other regions vulnerable to Islamic terrorist activity; Latin America, the Caribbean, and Africa. This article focuses on the first two areas and describes a consistent pattern of Islamic extremist activity over the past twenty years that ranges from revenue generation and logistic support to more sinister activities. This paper makes the case for why US, Latin American, and Caribbean leaders need to be diligent in halting the ongoing terrorist-related activity in those regions.\nThere are many myths about Islamic terrorist activities in Latin America and the Caribbean. Most literature on the subject paints a dire threat, stating that attacks are imminent either in the region or from the region. Just as much literature downplays the threat, stating that the over 3 million Muslims or about 1% of the population in the region are peaceful and just trying to make a living. As is usually the case, the truth is somewhere in the middle. In the Triborder Area (TBA) of Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay alone, counter-terrorism organizations have uncovered over 50 people suspected of sympathizing with extremism and of financing Islamic terrorism over the past 10 years, according to local media.2\nTriborder map (TBA) in a circle, Puerto Iguaz\u00fa, Argentina; Foz do Iguazu\u00f1, Brasil; y Ciudad del Este, Paraguay. Source: The Library of Congress\nUndoubtedly the vast majority of the individuals living in the vibrant muslim communities scattered throughout the region have no ties to terrorism and even abhor terrorism. Evidence from multiple sources in several different countries also shows that there are individuals in the region who are affiliated with terrorist groups and use the region as a cooling off area, a revenue generation area, or as a recruiting pool. Senator Richard Lugar issued a report in 2007 that stated that while there are no operational cells in Latin America or the Caribbean that pose a direct threat to the continental United States, pockets of people in the TBA, Venezuela, and Guyana are ideological, financial, and logistical supporters of terrorist groups in the Middle East.3 In fact, Islamic radicals in the TBA, Guyana, and Trinidad have launched multiple operations in and from the region over the last 20 years.\nAttempted Islamic Coup in the Western Hemisphere\nThe Jammat al Muslimeen (JAM), a Sunni organization, is Trinidad and Tobago\u2019s most notorious Muslim organization and the only organization in the region to attempt a coup to install a sharia-based government. The group leader, Abu Bakr, instigated a bloody coup in 1990. With over 100 JAM members, Bakr led attacks against the parliament building and took over Trinidad and Tobago\u2019s television network. The standoff between the JAM and the government lasted 5 days while rioting and looting gripped Trinidad\u2019s capital. Many people were killed. Bakr finally surrendered to authorities, but was only jailed temporarily as part of negotiations.4 Officials released Bakr from jail in 1992. He continues to lead the JAM and the Trinidadian authorities have re-arrested him on several occasions over the years. Most recently, he faces charges of sedition, promoting a terrorist act, and inciting others to breach the peace. He currently remains free.\nIm\u00e1n Yasin Abu Bakr\nAbu Bakr maintains ties to questionable individuals and organizations. He considers Libya\u2019s Muammar Qadhafi a friend.5 Bakr is also well regarded in Sudan where he is considered one of the most significant Muslims in the west.6 In 2004, the JAM website had links to a Hamas website.7 The website had several other links to jihadist websites and rhetoric.8 According to a US undercover agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, Bakr\u2019s group maintained ties with Afghanistan as they were shipping heroin from Afghanistan to the US via Trinidad.9 JAM members are implicated in at least talking to members of the 2007 plot to blow up John F. Kennedy airport10 and Abu Bakr studied at university with one of the operation\u2019s plotters.11 As of 2005, JAM members were still being charged with weapons possessions; two members had 569 rounds of ammunition, a hand grenade, and a rifle during a local sting operation against them.12 In 2004, another JAM member was tried in US court for possession of 60 AK-47 rifles, 10 MAC-10 machine guns, and 10 silencers.13\nHizballah Attacks in Latin America\nAccording to Israeli terrorism expert Ely Karmon,14 Hizballah has had a presence in Latin America since the late 1980s. It is present in the TBA, Colombia, and Venezuela. Hizballah members use free trade areas for legal trade and illegal smuggling activities. A Sao Paulo newspaper reported that it is common to find young men on the streets of Foz do Igua\u00e7u, Brazil one of the two major cities that make up the TBA, with Hizballah tee-shirts.15\nThe Hizballah atack in 1992 to the Israeli Enbassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina, killing 29 people and wounding 252\nHizballah has an operational presence in the region. According to the Argentine government, Hizballah supporters and Iran were responsible for the bombings of the 1992 Israeli Embassy in Buenos Aires and the Argentine-Israeli Mutual Association in 1994. Argentina recently successfully lobbied Interpol to release international warrants for several Iranians it has charged with the bombings.16 Islamic terrorists operating out of the Triborder Region leveled the Israeli Embassy in Buenos Aires with a powerful bomb on 17 March 1992, killing 29 people and wounding 252. The bombing was allegedly carried out by Hizballah and coordinated by terrorist mastermind Imad Mugniyah, the official in charge of Hizballah foreign operations.17 The 1994 bombing of the Argentine-Israeli Mutual Association (AIMA) was the stronger of the two bombs and resulted in 82 deaths. Argentine officials claim a white Renault van holding a 600 pound bomb was driven into the seven story building where the explosion sheared off the front of the building.18\nIn another incident which has gone unclaimed, on 19 July 1992, a suicide bomber said to be Lebanese and unable to speak Spanish or English boarded a commuter flight in Col\u00f3n, Panama, and detonated a bomb, killing all 21 people aboard, including 12 Jewish and Israeli businessmen, and three US citizens. The bomber was said to have a poorly forged US passport and to have not been in Panama very long.19\nSince then, several additional planned acts of Islamic fundamentalist terrorism have been thwarted. For example, the arrest in 1998 of a senior Abu Nidal Organization leader in Lima, Peru, thwarted a reported plan to blow up the Israeli Embassy and a synagogue there.20 According to O Globo\u2019s US sources, an Islamic extremist group supposedly planned an attack against the US Embassy in Montevideo, Uruguay, in April 2001, at the same time as a planned attack against the US Embassy in Quito, Ecuador. The discovery of the plot (and the consequent reinforcement of security) thwarted the attacks.21\nOsama bin Laden was in Foz do Igua\u00e7u, Brasil, in 1995.\nAl-Qaida and Other Sunni Links to Latin America\nOver the years there have been several disturbing links from Latin America and the Caribbean to militant Sunni individuals and terrorist groups. A Brazilian magazine admits that Usama bin Ladin operative and 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammad (KSM) spent nearly 20 days in Brazil in 1995 to visit members of the muslim community there.22 While he was there, the magazine claims KSM founded a charity to help finance Usama bin Ladin. Khalid Shaikh Mohammad reportedly was hosted by Khaled Rezk El Sayed Take El Din, who is considered the mentor of the Holy Land Foundation in the TBA.23 He remains in the region. US Treasury officials have designated The Holy Land Foundation as a terrorist supporter, frozen its assets, and said the Foundation was sending funds to Hamas.\nIn 1996, the Brazilian police reportedly discovered that Marwan al Safadi, an explosives expert accused of having participated in the first attack on the US World Trade Center in 1993, was living in the TBA.24 In November 1996, Paraguayan authorities learned that Islamic groups in the Triborder region were planning to blow up the US Embassy in Paraguay to coincide with the first anniversary of the bombing of the Saudi National Guard headquarters in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Police who raided Safadi\u2019s apartment in Ciudad del Este found it filled with explosives, pistols equipped with silencers, double-barreled rifles, false Canadian and US passports, and a large amount of cash.25 Eventually, Brazilian authorities captured Safadi and extradited him to the United States.26 Although sentenced to 18 months in US prison, US authorities eventually extradited Safadi to Canada, where he received a 9-year prison sentence for drug trafficking. However, al-Safadi escaped from Canada\u2019s prisons 3 times, finally succeeding in escaping from prison in Montreal and fleeing back to South America with a false passport.27\nMarwan Safadi\u2019s case was not the first instance of Islamic Jihad terrorist activities in Latin America. In 1992, Interpol agents arrested seven alleged members of the Islamic Jihad in Quito, Ecuador. The agents claimed that they planned attacks on the Israeli ambassador in Bogot\u00e1, Colombia.28\n9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammad (KSM) spent nearly 20 days in Brazil in 1995\nIn Brazil, an al-Gama\u2019 at Islamiyya cell had been operating in Foz do Iguacu since 1995.29 Mohammed Ali Hassan Mokhles had left Egypt in 1993 and established residency in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil.30 Latin American press claimed that Mokhles was sent to the TBA to collect funds for the Middle East and to conduct logistic support activities such as forging passports or other documents meant for Islamic jihadists.31 Press reports claim he was a member or even local leader of al-Gama\u2019 at Islamiyya, a group linked to al-Qaida.32 Mokhles reportedly attended a training camp in Khost, Afghanistan where he received combat training prior to the Luxor assault.33 An investigative expose on Mokhles claims that US and Egyptian information says Mokhles may have been involved in the first World Trade Center explosion in New York.34Uruguayan officials arrested Mokhles in 1999 while he was trying to cross the border from Brazil with false documents. Mokhles was so desperate to have his pending extradition to Egypt overturned that while in jail awaiting travel to Egypt he attacked two inmates, hoping that he would be tried for those assaults in Uruguay and be able to stay. In 2003, Mohammed Ali Hassan Mokhles was extradited from Uruguay to Egypt.35 Egyptian officials had successfully argued that he was involved in planning a terrorist attack which killed at least 58 tourists in Luxor Egypt in 1997.\nColombian officials arrested Mohamed Abed Abdel Aal, another leader of the al Qaida-affiliated al Gama\u2019 at Islamiyya in October 1998.36 He had been in Italy under \u201csurveillance,\u201d according to Colonel Germ\u00e1n Jaramillo Piedrahita, the head of Colombia's intelligence police, who was interviewed by Colombia's Radio Caracol on 21 October 1998.37 Abdel Aal was wanted by Egyptian authorities for his involvement in two terrorist massacres: the attack in Luxor, Egypt; and an incident in which terrorists killed 20 Greek tourists by raking them with gunfire outside their Cairo hotel on 18 April 1996.38 Jaramillo explained that sometime in 1998 Abdel Aal boarded a plane in Amsterdam bound for Ecuador because the Colombian consulate in Italy denied him a visa to travel directly to Bogot\u00e1. Sometime during 1998, Abdel Aal reportedly participated in transactions with Colombian narcotraffickers that involved arms, drugs, and money, and may have been returning to raise money.39 Colombian police arrested Mohamed Abed Abdel Aal on 19 October 1998, two days after he arrived in Bogot\u00e1 by bus from Quito.40 He was subsequently deported to Ecuador. Abel Aal was later reportedly turned over to Egyptian authorities.41\nUS and Panamanian officials reported that Adnan el Shukrijumah, currently on the US Federal Bureau of Investigation BOLO (Be on the Look Out For) list as an al Qaida operative, was in Panama in April 2001, possibly surveying the Panama Canal.42 When Khalid Shaik Mohammed was captured by US forces in March 2003, he claimed Shukrijuma was in charge of a new attack. Shukrijuma holds US, Guyanese, and Trinidadian passports.43 US officials claim he was trained by al Qaida to operate as a terrorist organizer and to lead or coordinate a terrorist assault.44 In June 2004, the Honduran Security Ministry announced that Shukrijuma had plotted to attack the Panama Canal.45\nThe press also claims that Brazilian authorities broke up an al-Gama\u2019at al Islammiyya cell in April 2002 with the detention of a Sunni extremist, Mohammed Ali Soliman, also wanted by Egypt for involvement in the Luxor attacks.46 Another source claims Soliman was involved in other unspecified attacks in Egypt in 1994.47 According to Brazilian press reports, he too allegedly was trained in camps in Afghanistan and is associated with Mokhles.48 Brazilian officials released Soliman in September 2002 claiming that Egyptian officials failed to give Brazil sufficient evidence of Soliman\u2019s involvement in the Luxor attacks. He lives in Brazil.\nAnother group, Hizballah Latin America, has two cells. One is in Venezuela and the other in Argentina. It is unclear what the connection is between this group and Hizballah, but the group claims solidarity with Hizballah, Iran, and the Islamist revolution. In Venezuela, the group took on the name, Venezuela Hezbollah apparently sometime in 2005. The majority of its members are from the Wayuu tribe, a small indigenous group in Venezuela which converted to Islam a few years ago under their leader Teodoro Darnott.49 In 2006, Venezuelan officials found two explosive devises in Caracas, one near the US Embassy. The devises did not detonate, but contained pro-Hizballah pamphlets. Venezuela Hezbollah took responsibility for the bombs and threatened further attacks.50 Venezuelan authorities subsequently arrested and convicted Darnott. In Argentina, the Hizballah Latin America group has direct ties to Iran through the Arab Argentine Home and the Argentine-Islamic Association-ASAI de La Plata which are financed by and cooperate with the Iranian Embassy in Buenos Aires.51 It also has ties to more radical Muslims in Argentina and its website has extremely anti-Semitic and anti-Israel propaganda.52\nTriborder Area: Local Investigators Crack Down on Terrorist Suspects\nThe Triborder Area of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay is one of the most notorious in Latin America as an area where all types of criminality takes place, including harboring of Islamic terrorist facilitators. It is widely accepted among terrorism specialists that individuals associated with Hizballah and to a lesser extent associated with Sunni groups, live and work in this region. Many articles and news stories have been written about the area in the US and regional press. The US Treasury Department has frozen the assets of a number of individuals who live in this area, claiming they are associated with terrorist groups. The Islamic terrorist group affiliation, coupled with the illegal commerce that takes place in the region, create a concerning mix. As early as 1995, Ambassador Philip Wilcox, former State Department Coordinator for Counter-Terrorism, testified before the International Relations Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives that Hizballah activities in the Triborder region involved narcotics, smuggling, and terrorism. He further asserted that Hizballah also had cells in Colombia and Venezuela, was engaging in fund-raising and recruitment, and was receiving guidance and logistical support from Iranian intelligence officers assigned to Iranian embassies in the region.53\nAssad Ahmad Barakat is one of the principal coordinators of a Hizballah financial network in the TBA. He currently is serving a six year sentence in Paraguay for tax evasion.\nA strong TBA Hizballah leadership exists. Paraguayan officials first attempted to arrest Assad Ahmad Barakat in 2002. He is currently in jail in Paraguay for tax evasion. He lived and worked in the TBA area with his brother Hattem. He also had businesses in Iquique, Chile. Local US officials, and the press have alternately called him the Hizballah leader in the TBA, the Hizballah finance chief, and one of the Hizballah clan leaders. His brother reportedly took over the daily activities of the clan until he too was arrested by the Paraguayans, for document fraud. Assad Barakat has another brother who is a sheikh at a Hizballah mosque in Lebanon. Assad\u2019s exact title within Hizballah may not be known, but it is clear that he has strong connections to Hizballah. Paraguayan police found several documents in his office and computer when they arrested him. The documents were from Hizballah leaders thanking Assad for his support. One letter was from Hizballah leader Shaik Hassan Nasrallah, thanking Assad for money for the martyrs program. Meanwhile, Paraguayan reporters have also Linked Assad Barakat to al Qaida by claiming he owned the Mondial Engineering and Construction Company which is suspected of having made contributions to al Qaida.54\nAlso in 2002, the Paraguayan police arrested Ali Nizar Darhough, nephew of Mohammad Dahrough who was a well known Sunni leader in the TBA.55 Paraguayan officials told New Yorker reporter Jeffrey Goldberg that Ali Nizar and his uncle were the al Qaida point men for the TBA.56 Mohammad Dahrough\u2019s name was reportedly found in an address book belonging to Abu Zubaydah, a high ranking al\u2013Qaida official captured by the US.57 Mohammad escaped the TBA in September 1998 when Paraguayan officials went out to arrest him for making statements in support of terrorism and for planning possible attacks against US, British, and Israeli facilities in the TBA.58 Mohammad is last reported to be in Dubai.59 Press reports claim he left TBA to join al-Qaida.60 Ali Nizar was sending as much as $80,000 a month to banks in the US, the Middle East, and Europe.61 Other reports claim that Ali Nizar sent $10 million in 2000-2001 from the TBA to US dummy corporations that al-Qaida and HAMAS used as fronts.62 Most of the money went into an account under Mohammad\u2019s name in Dallas, Texas which is a key site for the Holy Land Foundation which the US Treasury says helped to fund HAMAS.63 When arrested, Ali Nizar had large quantities of Iraqi, Jordanian, and Slovenian bank notes.64 Ali Nizar was convicted in Paraguay in 2003 of tax evasion and he received a 5-year sentence.65\nUS Treasury Department Freezes Hizballah Assets in TBA\nMost of the activity the individuals associated with Islamic terrorists are involved with are revenue generation and logistics such as document fraud and money laundering. The Paraguayan media reported in April 2006 that millions of dollars were being funneled from the TBA to the Middle East. Several governments in Latin America and the Caribbean take exception to US allegations that local supporters of Islamic terrorist groups raise funds for the terrorist groups in their countries. In December 2006, the US Treasury Department announced that 9 individuals in Brazil and Paraguay were financing Islamic terrorism, several of whom the Argentine government charged, were involved in logistics support for the 1994 AMIA bombing. Ali Muhammad Kazan is on that list. As a manager of a Lebanese school in the TBA, he allegedly collected $500,000 for Hizballah. Another alleged Hizballah associate, Sobhi Mahmoud Fayad, sent over $3 million to the Hizballah Martyrs Foundation in 2000 alone, according to documents the Paraguayan police found when they arrested him. Yet another individual, Mohamed Tarabain Chamas, is the manager of a five-story commercial building in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay (part of the TBA). The Treasury Department says he is responsible for counter-intelligence for Hizballah in the TBA.\nAction Returns to the Caribbean Area\nIn May 2006, the Trinidad Express quotes Trinidadian National Security Minister Martin Joseph as confirming that 2 Trinidad and Tobago citizens who were jailed in Canada for involvement in acts of terrorism had been deported to Trinidad and Tobago. These were likely Barry Adams, alias Tyrone Cole and Wali Muhammad, Alias Robert Johnson, who are believed to be members of the Jammat al Fuqra, a militant Pakistan-based terrorist group. The men had been imprisoned in Canada in 1994 for conspiring to set off bombs in a Hindu temple and a cinema in Toronto. Prosecutors claimed that the men had lived in Texas under aliases for several years before attempting to carry out their plan. They served their full sentences without parole and Canada deported them upon their release.\nKareem Ibrahim, 56, from Trinidad and Tobago (right) and Abdul Kadir from Guyana (left) who plotted to blow up gas lines leading to John F. Kennedy airport in New York., in 2007\nIn June 2007, a joint Guyanese/Trinidadian/FBI investigation culminated in the arrest of 4 individuals who plotted to blow up gas lines leading to John F. Kennedy airport in New York. The individuals were US, Guyanese, and Trinidadian. The case remains pending in US courts. One of the alleged leaders of the plot, Abdul Kadir, is reportedly an acquaintance of JAM leader Abu Bakr in Trinidad. Members of the group allegedly met with JAM members to obtain support for their plot. Kadir is a former Guyanese parliament member.\nIn June 2007, Trinidad\u2019s Attorney General John Jeremie told the local press that he believed the country\u2019s most notorious group, the JAM, was under control, but that the \u201clandscape had changed since 1990\u2026 the structure is different, there are a number of different splinter groups and they pose as much as a threat we think as the original group posed in 1990.\u201d He went on to say these splinter groups are also involved with criminal activity.\nJamaica is another area of concern, especially now that Sheikh Abdullah el Faisal, the extremist cleric who was convicted in the Britain for soliciting murder and inciting racial violence has been deported back to Jamaica. El-Faisal, a Jamaican-born Islamic cleric, was the first person in more than a century to be convicted under Britain's 1861 Offences Against the Person Act after he was found guilty of soliciting murder and fueling racial hatred in 2003. During his trial, tapes of his sermons were played where he extolled his listeners to \u201ckill Hindus and Jews and other non Muslims, like cockroaches.\u201d During his four-week trial in 2003, followers watched as the court heard el-Faisal's voice exhorting young Muslims to accept the deaths of women and children as \"collateral damage\" and to \"learn to fly planes, drive tanks... load your guns and to use missiles.\" Following the completion of his sentence on those charges in Britain, authorities there deported him in May 2007. Jermain Lindsay one of the 2005 London transport system bombers, was also born in Jamaica and connected to Faisal. Press reports claim that Shaikh Faisal influenced Lindsay to partake in the UK bombing plot. He reportedly attended at least one of el Faisal\u2019s sermons and listened to his tapes.\nThe above list of suspicious and in some cases outright terrorist activities, shows there is reason for Latin American and Caribbean nations to be vigilant against Islamic terrorist group activity. The US also needs to continue to pay attention to possible inroads by these terrorist groups and by other Islamic extremists through Latin America and the Caribbean. The list of arrests and convictions also shows that many of the governments in the region are aware of the dangers associated with these terrorist groups.\nTwo equally likely possibilities exist for future Islamic extremist activity in Latin America and the Caribbean. One possibility will allow for some warning, the other will not without increased vigilance. Either course of action would result in the loss of innocent lives.\nThe first scenario, and the one that we might have some advance notice of, is an attack by Hizballah. If relations between Iran and the US or Israel deteriorate, it is possible Iran would use its well-organized Hizballah group in the region as a surrogate to launch attacks against either Israel or the US, much like it did in Buenos Aires in the 1990s. Under this scenario, an attack could happen using local Hizballah sympathizers for logistics and support and the attack would likely take place in the region. With this scenario, counter-terrorist specialists would have some warning that an attack could take place based on the deteriorating relations with Iran, but would likely have little warning of where it would take place.\nAnother, equally likely scenario, but one that is harder for counter-terrorism professionals to plan against, would be a group of homegrown extremists planning and launching an attack against US interests either in the region or from the region in the US. This would be much like the JFK airport plot scenario. Without vigilance by US officials and officials in the region, it would be difficult to halt this type of plot. Increased vigilance and support from the populaces in the Caribbean and Latin America to report unusual activity is needed to help mitigate this threat.\nClearly, Islamic terrorist groups in Latin America and the Caribbean pose threats to US interests. Ignoring these threats or explaining them away as US witch hunts gives those who would do harm to innocents more space to plot and plan.\n1. This article reflects the views of the author and not those of the US government.\n2. Asuncion ABC, \u201cAbout 50 Alleged Extremists Were Investigated in the TBA Region,\u201d 17 July 05.\n3. La Nacion, \u201cUS Concerned About Triborder,\u201d by Hugo Alconada Mon, 21 January 07\n4. Terrorism Monitor, Vol 3, Issue 20, \u201cAl-Qaida\u2019s Inroads into the Caribbean,\u201d 21 October 2005\n5. Port of Spain Trinidad Express, \u201cTime to Mount Tighter Musilmeen Watch,\u201d by Camini Marajh, 22 August 2004.\n9. Port of Spain Trinidad Express, \u201cT&T\u2014a heroin Rout to US,\u201d by Darryl Heeralal, 29 May 2005\n10. Georgetown Starbroek News, \u201cKadir, Ibrahim Remanded\u201d by Nigel Williams , 5 June 2007\n11. Port of Spain Trinidad Express, \u201cJeremie: Splinter Groups of Jamaat Pose Danger,\u201d by Juhel Browne, 6 June 2007\n12. Port of Spain Trinidad Express, 29 November 2005\n13. Port of Spain Newsday, \u201cExtradition of a Musilmeen Member,\u201d by Francis Joseph, 26 September 2004\n14. Santiago El Mercurio,\u201cThe Presence of Hizballah in Latin America\u201d by Juan Antonio Munoz, 11 February 2007\n15. Sao Paulo Folha, \u201cShia From TBA Do Not Comment on Hizballah,\u201d by Jose Maschio 18 December 2006\n16. Herald Tribune, \u201cInterpol votes against Iran in Argentina terror case,\u201d 6 November 2007\n17. Library of Congress, \u201cA Global Overview of Narcotics-funded Terrorist and other Extremist Groups,\u201d May 2002\n18. The New Yorker, \u201cHezbollah Sets Up Operations in South America and the United States,\u201d by Jeffrey Goldberg, 28 October 2002\n22. Rio de Janeiro Epoca, \u201cAre the Terrorists Here?\u201d by Matheus Machado and Murilo Ramos, 12 March 2007\n23. Asuncion ABC, \u201cAbout 50 Alleged Extremists Were Investigated in the TBA Region,\u201d 17 JUL 05\n29. Porto Alegre Zero Hora, \u201cPolice Say That Terrorist Cell Dismantled With Soliman\u2019s Arrest,\u201d 17 April 2002\n30. Montevideo El Pais, \u201cEgypt Meets Uruguayan Court\u2019s Terms to Extradite Terrorist Suspect,\u201d 2 July 2003\n31. Buenos Aires Clarin, \u201cBin Ladin Followers in TBA Probed,\u201d by Daniel Sanoro, 18 July 1999\n32. Asuncion ABC, \u201cOrder From Above Stops al-Gama\u2019 at Suspect Probe,\u201d by Vladimir Jara, 8 July 2002\n33. Cairo MENA, \u201cMan Extradited to Egypt for 1999 Terrorist Attack at Luxor,\u201d 10 July 2003\n34. London Al Sharq al Awsat, \u201cPaper on Arrest of Islamist In Uruguay,\u201d by Eduardo Privi, 11 February 1999\n42. Terrorism Monitor, vol 3 Issue 20, \u201cAl Qaida\u2019s Inroads into the Caribbean\u201d by Chris Zambelis, 21 October 2005\n43. Wikipedia.org/wiki/adnan_Gulshair_el_Shukrijumah, 11 November 2007\n47. Sao Paulo Folha de Sao Paulo, \u201cBrazilian Federal Police Arrest Alleged Egyptian Terrorist in Foz do Iguacu,\u201d by Jose Maschio, 16 April 2002\n48. Porto Alegre Zero Hora, \u201cBrazilian Authorities Treat Soliman Arrest as Isolated Case,\u201d 17 April 2002\n49. Santiago El Mercurio, \u201cChile: Israeli Expert Discussed Hizballah Presence in Latin America,\u201d by Juan Antonio Munoz, 11 February 2007\n50. Institute for Counter-Terrorism, \u201cHezbollah AmericaLatina: Strange Group or Real Threat?\u201d by Dr. Ely Karmon, 14 November 2006\n56. The New Yorker, \u201cHezbollah Sets Up Operations in South America and the United States,\u201d by Jeffrey Goldberg 28 October 2002\n57. Asuncion ABC Color, \u201cTriborder Region Injects $20Million a Year for Islamic Cause,\u201d 18 July 2005\n58. Asuncion ABC Color, \u201cEgyptian Suspect Wanted in AMIA Bombing Case,\u201d 22 September 1998\n59. Asuncion ABC Color, 23 September 2001\n64. Asuncion ABC Color, \u201cPolice Arrest HAMAS Member\u2019s Nephew on Piracy Charges,\u201d 3 July 2002\n65. Asuncion ABC Color, 28 August 2003\n66. Asuncion ABC Color, \u201cBank Accounts for Sending Money Abriad Detected,\u201d by Hector Guerin, 7 April 2006\n67. Sao Paulo Folha, \u201cShia From TBA Do Not Comment on Hizballah,\u201d by Jose Maschio 18 DEC 06\n68. Asuncion ABC, 30 May 02\n69. Rio de Janeiro Epoca, \u201cAre theTerrorist Here?\u201d by Matheus Machado, 12 March 2007\n70. Port of Spain Trinidad Express, 5 May 2006\n71. 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        "raw_content": "In the Beginning: Saints Benedict and Scholastica\nMore than 1500 years ago, a man of God, Benedict, and his twin sister Scholastica established monasteries where people could work and pray together on their journey to God. Benedict wrote a practical and wise Gospel-based Rule which outlined practices of the spiritual life and principles for wholesome, balanced living. Followed by monastic communities throughout the world, the Rule of Benedict emphasizes values such as prayer, moderation, stewardship, community, hospitality, mutual respect and peace \u2013 values vital to overcoming the violence and turmoil in our society today.\nBenedictine Missionaries\nIn the next several centuries after Benedict, monastic men and women served as missionaries throughout Europe. Augustine of Canterbury was sent to England in the 600\u2019s, and monastics from there, such as Boniface, Willibrord, Leoba and Walburga , went in turn to Germany and the Netherlands. Their lived example and generous service to the local people, as well as their effective teaching, brought most of Europe into the Christian Church and into flourishing monastic communities. This earned Saint Benedict the titles of \u201cPatron of Western Europe\u201d and \u201cPatron of Western Monasticism.\u201d\nThe Grandmother House\nThe Sixteenth through the Nineteenth centuries saw first a great diminishment and then a revival of European monasteries. After many wars and the Protestant Reformation, which caused the destruction or dissolution of monastic and other religious communities, a more peaceful time and supportive monarchs encouraged the rebuilding of Benedictine monasteries, such as St. Walburga\u2019s Abbey in Eichstatt, Bavaria. From the renewed Benedictine monasteries of women and men, Sisters and monks were called to go to minister to their country folk who had moved to the \u201cNew World.\u201d Once again monastics became missionaries.\nSt. Walburga's Abbey\nBenedictine Communities\nOn to America --Missionaries Again\nIn 1852, Abbot Boniface Wimmer energetically promoted missions to provide religious education and ministry to German-speaking immigrants, and urged the Sisters of St. Walburga\u2019s to send Sisters to the United States to begin schools for children. Sister Benedicta Riepp and two companions courageously set out to begin the first women\u2019s Benedictine monastery in St. Mary\u2019s, Pennsylvania. The Sisters endured great hardships due to lack of funds, poor housing and scarcity of food. Yet their missions took root, and many young women quickly filled six communities of Sisters, which in turn spread throughout the United States and the world. In the short span of eleven years \u2013 from the age of 27 at the time her arrival until her death at 38\u2014 Sister Benedicta, with prophetic vision and undaunted faith, rooted a sapling that has flourished into a fruitful tree.\nPrairie Pioneer Benedictine Sisters\nIn 1878 five Sisters from St. Benedict\u2019s, St. Joseph, Minnesota, arrived in Bismarck to open St. Mary\u2019s Academy and Boarding School. Classes began immediately with 21 boarders and 80 students crammed into three small classrooms.\nBefore long, the Academy extended to the high school level, a new brick parish church and school were built, and more Sisters were sent to begin grade schools in both the larger and smaller towns of western North Dakota. In their earliest days, several of these also were boarding schools to allow distant farm families the opportunity of Catholic education for their children. Music teachers provided both school and private lessons; their school programs and private recitals brought a touch of culture to the prairies. The Sisters also ministered to the church of North Dakota by undertaking the training of altar servers, doing the parish sacristy work, and teaching weekend and summer religion classes for children unable to attend Catholic schools.\nPioneering in Health Care\nIn the early 1880s, the Sisters and the people of the prairie recognized the need for healthcare, since there were no hospitals west of the Mississippi. In 1885 seven more Sisters from St. Benedict\u2019s came to begin the first hospital in Dakota Territory. It was started in the Lamborn Hotel, a three-story building with narrow staircases and no elevator.\nAlthough at the start the Sisters were untrained in healthcare, they treated 65 patients the first year, with Chief Sitting Bull, Teddy Roosevelt and Medora de Mores among the more illustrious patients. Vagrants, riverboat ruffians and train robbers were among the more notorious.\nThe fee per day was one dollar. In 1911 a new St. Alexius Hospital was constructed at its present site. Other health care ministry was developed in the founding of two nursing homes in Dickinson and several small community hospitals in western North Dakota. Today, one nursing home, St. Benedict\u2019s, continues under Benedictine Health Systems; three hospitals continue under the administration of local civic communities; and the Garrison Memorial Hospital, with an added extended care facility, flourishes under the continued sponsorship of Annunciation Monastery.\nLamborn Hotel\nSt. Alexius was first established in the Lamborn Hotel\nSisters of St. Alexius Hospital\nFounding sisters of the first hospital in Dakota Territory, St. Alexius.\nAn Independent Priory\nBy the 1940s over 100 Minnesota Sisters were ministering to the church of western North Dakota. It was evident that an independent foundation of Benedictine women was needed in the Bismarck Diocese so that Catholic education and healthcare would continue into the future. Stability in a localized place would also assure the Sisters of closer monastic community life and greater participation in community concerns.\nIn 1944, 140 Sisters from St. Benedict\u2019s volunteered to begin a new monastic community, Convent of the Annunciation, eventually called Annunciation Priory (1947-1958) and Annunciation Monastery (since 1997), in Bismarck. It received papal approval and full independence in March, 1947. The first monastic Motherhouse was borrowed from the diocese and located in a former mansion, now a historic landmark of the city. A wonderful influx of new members soon had the Motherhouse quite overcrowded.\nThe \u201cJewel on the Prairie\u201d \u2013 Annunciation Priory: Marcel Breuer Designs Our Own Home\nIn the early 1950\u2019s the Sisters of Annunciation Priory contacted the renowned architect, Marcel Breuer, to design a Motherhouse for the community. Breuer was well-known for the UNESCO building in Paris, the Whitney Museum in New York and he was in the final stages of building a new Abbey and several university buildings for the men\u2019s Benedictine monastery of St. John\u2019s, Collegeville, Minnesota.\nUsing sunlight and shadow to create distinctive patterns and views for both the interior and exterior spaces, Breuer created spaces in brick walls, creatively designed recessed ceilings, windows and slatted beams to produce variations in shadows.\nBreuer studied the Rule of Benedict for the St. John's project and was well prepared to incorporate its spirit and values in our monastic home: peace, simplicity, community, hospitality and harmony with nature. When Breuer met with the Sisters, discussions included his design to reflect the Benedictine values of permanence and stability.\nThe new home for the Sisters embraced both the community and its new girl\u2019s academy, Annunciation Priory High School. With the bell banner rising above the plain to proclaim hours of prayer and spaces filled with the work of learning, Breuer referred to this favorite of his works as the \u201cjewel on the prairie.\u201d His ability to capture the Benedictine spirit in form and flexible function made him the community\u2019s choice for another big project: a home for the community\u2019s other new mission in higher education: Mary College, begun in 1958.\nBreuer & Sisters\nBreuer's Jewel on the Prairie\nFamed Architect, Marcel Breuer\nBell Banner Graces the Prairie\nThe Bell Banner of Annunciation Monastery\nThe bell banner is the landmark and symbol of the Benedictine Sisters of Annunciation Monastery. This hundred-foot structure is a symbol, landmark and belfry. The late architect, Marcel Breuer, wrote: \"From afar, the bell tower makes a distinctive silhouette in the otherwise fairly empty landscape, and from nearby marks the approach to the chapel.\" The windswept cross, hollowed out, as it were, by the Spirit, is a sign of faith, and leads directly to the water (baptismal symbol at the chapel entrance) and to the monumental Eucharistic altar.\nThe bronze bells were cast in Holland and are named Hilary (in honor of Bishop Hilary Hacker, who was Bishop of Bismarck at the time), Joseph (for Monsignor Joseph Raith), and Mary (honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary, the community patron). The bells were consecrated on June 18, 1962.\nSince 1878 in Bismarck, North Dakota,\nBenedictine Sisters have gathered in prayer\nevery morning and evening to give praise to\nGod and to pray for the people of this region\nThe bell banner, an architectural masterpiece,\nwas designed by world-renowned architect\nMarcel Breuer.\nThe three bells; Hilary, Joseph and Mary,\nfaithfully call the Benedictine Sisters to prayer\neach day. The tolling of the bells reminds us of\nGod's presence in our world and invites all\nwho hear to echo God's message of infinite\nThe open cross at the top of the bell banner\nwas designed to represent the risen Christ and\nlet the North Dakota winds sail through. As if\nGod is openly smiling, a shadow of the cross is\ncast on Our Lady of the Annunciation Chapel\nduring the winter solstice.\"\nSponsoring Flourishing Ministries\nAnnunciation Monastery Hospitality Center\nIn 1968, the community decided to put its energies into the college and close the high school. The college grew in enrollment, excellence, programs and need for space. Breuer designed the core buildings erected in 1968. In 1986, Mary College became the University of Mary, and took on the challenge in 2001 of becoming \u201cAmerica\u2019s Leadership University,\u201d developing future leaders with fidelity to Benedictine values in a spirit of servant leadership. It currently has 16 off-campus sites in and outside of North Dakota. (See www.umary.edu)\nSt. Alexius Hospital also expanded, adding several buildings, services, clinics and satellite community hospitals, becoming St. Alexius Medical Center, and now CHI St. Alexius Health. It began a nursing school in 1914, which in time became incorporated into Mary College, and continues as a key program with Master\u2019s degrees at the University of Mary. CHI St. Alexius Health extends its ministry by assisting many rural communities with clinics and telemedicine programs, and has assumed leadership for CHI St. Alexius-Garrison. CHI St. Alexius Health has received many national awards and recognition as one of the finest medical facilities in the country.\nRenewal and Adaptation \u2013 Implementing Vatican II\nAnnunciation Priory\u2019s Sisters responded with faith and spirit to the call of the church for renewal of the original vision of Benedict and adaptation of the monastic life to modern times.\nThe whole community as well as individual Sister scholars devoted years of study, discussion and implementation of Benedictine monastic values and practices found in the Rule and the lived tradition of centuries. The community has been faithful to its program of \u201cOn-going Formation\u201d for forty years. One of the beautiful outcomes of this process is the development of new Liturgy of the Hours (Divine Office) prayer books. These include original music composed by community members, by other women and men monastics, and traditional chant and hymns. 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        "raw_content": "Born Jan 24 1915, Aberdeen Washington, USA. Died July 16 1991.\nAmerican painter, Motherwell strongly believed that meaning is conveyed through gesture and structure, in the bold black marks and red slashes.\nAs an innovator of Abstract Expressionism, Motherwell played a major role in the history of modern American painting. He was the youngest and most prolific of the group of artists based in New York, where he continued to create new works until his death in 1991 at age 76.\nHis early training was in art history and aesthetics.Motherwell was a philosophy graduate of Stanford and Harvard, but showed early interest in art. His studies led him to Europe in the late 1930's where he obtained new insights into modern art. After his return to New York in 1940, Motherwell studied under the art historian Meyer Shapiro at Columbia University, and began experimenting with abstract gestures. He decided to devote himself completely to painting, a decision which held little promise for anything but hard work and probable discouragement. Yet, a few short years later, he was to find himself one of the leading figures in the best known American art movement, Abstract Expressionism. Motherwell's year in Europe placed him in a special position, allowing him to bridge not only the language barrier but also the aesthetic gulf which divided American artists from European surrealist artists in exile in New York, such as Andre Masson, Yves Tanguy and Max Ernst.\nHe studied painting with the Chilean Surrealist Matta in Mexico in 1941, when he adopted Surrealist psychic automatism.Motherwell was active in the transformation of European Surrealism, a movement motivated by the human psyche, and he guided its assimilation and acceptance by fellow American artists. As his own art evolved, he came to believe that when you have a pre-determined idea, you have academic art by definition. This concept of allowing the form to dictate the idea rather than the idea dictate the form was a radical concept in the 1940's and became the basis for the Abstract Expressionism movement, which included Jackson Pollock and Willem deKooning.\nIn the early 1940's, Motherwell experimented with lithography techniques at Atelier 17, a printing studio which attracted many young and promising artists in its day.\nHis first one-man show was at Peggy Guggenheim's gallery 'The Art of this Century' (1944). Soon after he became famous with his series known as 'Elegies to the Spanish Republic': horizontal paintings with black vertical Arp-like fomrs, alternately large and small, also reminiscnet of Matisse cutouts. He taught at Black Mountain College, North Carolina (from 1945) and Hunter College, N.Y. (1951-58). A leading art theorist, Motherwell was the editor od 'Documents of Modern Art', 'The Dada Painters and Poets' and, with A. Reinhardt, 'Modern Artists in America' (1951).\nIt was not until the early 1960's that Motherwell returned to printmaking to explore his artistic theories. Similar to his paintings, Motherwell experimented in his prints with a limited range of motifs and colors. In Running Elegy II, Red State, dense black forms consume the white of the paper while bright red flashes of color add dramatic flair and guide the eye around the fluid forms. Motherwell's extensive use of black has dominated his paintings and prints. In his own words, Motherwell would \"use black massively as a color form rather than an absence of color. With an economy of style that resonates with passion, his work is to visual imagery what haiku is to lyrical poetry. Quiet, mysterious, dramatic and universal, it speaks collectively of life, death, love, loss and primal longing.\nAlso in the ASU Art Museum's collection is Robert Motherwell's painting Drawing with Red and Black Oval (1987). A legend in his own time, Motherwell received virtually everyhonor that could be bestowed upon a living artist. If you are interested in learning more about Motherwell's printing techniques and the role collaboration played in his artwork, read Reconciliation Elegy by Robert Motherwell and published by Rizzoli International in 1980. Also read Robert Motherwell: What Art Holds by Mary Ann Caws and published by Columbia University Press in 1996. ...",
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The first man went into space 50 years ago as a special Google logo reminds us. Franklin Delano Roosevelt died April 12 in 1945. The Titanic rendezvoused with its fatal iceberg April 15, 1912. -more-\nA throng of well-wishers turned out on a sunny Saturday, April 9, 2011 to formally dedicate the Ed Roberts Campus adjacent to the Ashby BART station in Berkeley. -more-\nAt Saturday\u2019s 2011 Charter Gala event honoring United States Secretary of Energy Dr. Steven Chu, the Cal Alumni Association of the University of California, Berkeley announced a partnership with Chevron to promote science, engineering, technology, and math (STEM) education through a contribution of $100,000 to the association\u2019s Achievement Award Program. -more-\nBeginning Monday, April 25, 2011, the North Branch will be closed for approximately 12 to 16 months. -more-\nThe East Bay Regional Park District, in cooperation with California State Parks, will host an Earth Day dedication of the Berkeley Meadow at Eastshore State Park on Saturday, April 16 at 11:30 am. 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The $13.5 billion in revenue generated by the tax extensions would be coupled with more than $11 billion in spending cuts passed last month to close a $26 billion budget deficit. -more-\nBush-era tax breaks for the very rich were extended and expanded last December \u2013 driving up the deficit. \u201cToday, in order to reduce deficits that Republicans helped create, they now are slashing programs of enormous importance to working families, the elderly, the sick and children,\u201d Sanders said. \u201cAt a time when the gap between the very rich and everybody else is growing wider, this budget is Robin Hood in reverse. It takes from struggling working families and gives to multi-millionaires. This is obscene.\u201d -more-\nDAVIS, Ca. \u2013 High-ranking University of California, Davis administrators \u2013 including several vice chancellors \u2013 and campus police may have conspired to monitor and control constitutionally-protected fee hike protests at the university, according to internal documents uncovered by students involved in the demonstrations. -more-\nThree new scientific studies by University of California researchers confirm that lead poisoning of endangered California condors and other wildlife is due to scavenging animals ingesting fragments of spent lead hunting ammunition. 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As a Berkeley resident I felt confident that the hundreds of millions of dollars in school construction bonds that Berkeley taxpayers are financing had been appropriately spent in making sure that our kids are being taught in properly designed classrooms. -more-\nI celebrate both full out. At the beginning of April each year there are two simultaneous things happening in my home. There is madcap cleaning, with a list on the fridge of the many jobs and the family members assigned to them. And there is also me, at the computer working with the tallies and receipts which I always wish were done earlier by my spouse every year, so these two stressful events weren\u2019t happening simultaneously. -more-\nThe Republicans certainly got my attention today. I kept checking the internet to see if the government was going to shut down or remain functioning. I learned that their original demand for $30 Billion cuts in government services was agreed to by the Democrats (without closing corporate tax loopholes that enable General Electric to pay zero tax on profits of billions). So the Republicans upped their demand to $61 Billion. The Democrats gave in to $39 Billion (with no estate tax on the super-rich's progeny). Since Democrats were still willing to compromise, the Republicans went \"for broke\" and insisted on cutting health care for low income women (using Planned Parenthood as the symbol). Now, yes finally NOW, the Democrats are offering some resistance to this insane schoolyard game of chicken. -more-\nAn architectural and historic death sentence for two of Berkeley Public Library\u2019s excellent branch library buildings -- demolition with replacement by new buildings -- is scheduled to be considered at a joint meeting of two Berkeley city bodies Thursday, April 14, 2011, and we think it would be a shame to condemn these two buildings to irreversible oblivion. -more-\nWhen attending Debbie Carton's Wednesday class, \"Playreading for Adults\" at the Berkeley Public Library, I take an elevator to the Fourth Floor, which happens to be the Children's Room. What a delightful spot that is, with infants and toddlers literally crawling all over the place. 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Hulot is not automatically a Gag and doesn't let the audience laugh only by his presence, but produces a slow grin when a small catastrophy slowly builds around him. Hulot is not the occasion, but the trigger of many of the movie's gags - you don't laugh at him, but at the effects his actions produce.\nFilmmakers on Vacation\nIn his new movie, Tati continued his great fondness of observing everyday events and did not study a festival, but the common tourist. He found the ideal venue - where else - on a postcard and had even gone there on holiday himself once before with his family. He was very taken with Saint-Marc-sur-Mer at the coast of the Bretagne, because the little holiday village had many of the qualities he wanted for a shooting location. Like in Jour de F\u00eates Sainte-Severe the filmmaker found an unspoiled and secluded place, which proved to be exactly right for the atmosphere of his new movie.\nJacques Tati once again collaborated with his old friends, the script writer Henri Marquet and the producer Fred Orain, who also doubled as production manager this time. The team was completed by Jacques Lagrange, who worked on the script and did illustrations and designs, becoming a frequent Tati associate afterwards. After long preparations, like finding Hulots strange car and some structural additions to the shooting location the filmmakers went to Saint-Marc-sur-Mer and there pitched their tents in June 1951 - to the amusement, but also horror of the present vacationers, who did not really feel disturbed, but were hired by Tati as extras. The Hotel de la Plage was not only a set, but also served as an accomodation for the film crew, providing a very exciting summer for the vacationers.\nA Story without Content\nWhile Jour de F\u00eate still had a rudimentary plot, Tati nearly completely abandoned a coherent story for Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot and built the movie upon the simple premise of a holiday at the sea. The small stories running through the movie are not more than elaborate gags, in which Tati conjures his very own type of humour out of completely ordinary happenings with a remarkable calm and ease. He throws his Monsieur Hulot as a foreign object into the well-oiled gears of the holiday machinery, which he is heavily disturbing. Tati has much fun with the creation of his individual gags, which he has converted from simple slapstick sequences to detailed choreographed sequences.\nThe movie is not a satire, but an affectionate observation, which manages without too much exaggerations and actually just depicts the reality, which is already strange enough on its own. Like before in Jour de F\u00eate Tati follows the events with his camera from a middle distance passively like a random passer-by - majestic tracking shots are unknown here and the perspective is mostly static. There is much to discover in every shot, because Tati is not content with a classic scenery setting, but uses multiple layers to show several events at the same time in a completely natural way - a technique, which he would be using often again in his later movies.\nSights and Sounds of the Seaside\nAfter the disastrous colour experiment of Jour de F\u00eate Jacques Tati gave up hope filming his new film in colour, even if the holiday scenario would have been ideal for it. Together with his cinematographers Jacques Mercanton and Jean Mousselle he instead concentrated on atmospheric black-and-white photography, which reproduced the picturesque beach scenario so well, that it didn't take any colours to bring it to life. While Jour de F\u00eate was more or less an unintentional black-and-white movie, Tati was able to coordinate the lighting and the image composition for Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot in a much better way now.\nRegarding the soundtrack Tati tried a completely new experiment: the unimportance of intelligible dialogue and the blurring of the border beweeen voices and sound were even more carried to the extreme in his new movie. There is practically no important dialogue text in the movie, only bits of conversation with nearly irrelevant topics are heard. The sound effects have a much higher significance and are used much the same as voices, but also sometimes have a humorous charakter. Together with Alain Romans' nonchalant and dreamy music Tati had created a little sound symphony for Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot, which fascinates with its simplicity and makes a silent-movie-character of the film possible.\nWhen Jacques Tati and his film crew departed Saint-Marc-sur-Mer in October 1951 after four month of filming, they left a huge emptiness behind - never before had the small holiday village experienced such excitement, and nobody suspected that Tati had created a little memorial of the little town. Only a few interior shots were filmed in the studio for practical reasons, because the hotel proved to be a bit too small for the shooting of the movie and Tati was able to design the sets better in a controlled environment. During 1952 Tati once again returned to Saint-Marc-sur-Mer to film some additional shots, after which Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot was finished soon.\nJacques Tati did not need to search long for a distributor in France, because his movie was much anticipated and was able to be quickly released not only in his home country, but also worldwhite. After the French premiere in February 1953, which was celebrated with great enthusiasm and resulted in much praise from the critics, the movie won at first the French Prix Louis Delluc, was nominated at the Cannes Film Festival for the Grand Pix and in the same summer was shown during the third Berlinale.\nWith so much attention the movie became interesting for distributors around the whole world and soon Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot was shown in cinemas not only all over Europe, but also in the USA. Tati had even created an english dub himself, in which some, but by no means all dialogue was translated - this was apparently done to improve the chances of the movie at the Academy Awards. At least Jacques Tati and Henri Marquet were nominated in 1956 for their script, but unfortunately lost against Interrupted Melody, a semibiographical drama about an opera singer. Ironically it was Jacques Tati's movie, which managed to keep its popularity for decades after, while the Hollywood production was nearly forgotten\nMonsieur Hulot's Legacy\nJacques Tati had already changed Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot shortly after its premiere for the first time by shortening the original 98-minute french version to 88 minutes for the english-language market. In 1962 he also reworked the french version, for which Alain Romans' music was re-recorded, a few scenes shortened and others extended, creating a 86-minute-long incarnation of the movie, to which he had also added the ending with the coloured stamp. The last change was made in 1977, when Tati inserted a little Hommage to Steven Spielberg's Jaws, once again returning to Saint-Marc-sur-Mer for a brief shooting. Presistent allegations that the first version of the movie was supposedly more than two hours long are no more than unfounded rumours, which were finally disproven in 2009 with the rediscovery of the 98-minutes-long original version.\nThe differences between the 1953 original version and Tatis later revisions are however not as drastic as, for example, Charlie Chaplins reworkings of some of his silent movies. Although the later versions are almost ten minutes longer than the original, Tati only removed a few redundant scenes like a second tennis match, tightened some of the hotel sequences and made some other small changes, but left his movie otherwise intact. Much more conspicuous is the completely overhauled soundtrack, for which the music was entirely rerecorded with a new, more jazzy instrumentation, adding jazz guitar, drums, bass and vibraphone to the former small band of piano and a brass section. Tati also changed the already sparse dialogue, reducing it even more and putting the sound effects into the foreground.\nLes Vacances de Monsieur Hulot had breathed new life into the european cinema of the 1950s, which was still recovering after the second world war. With Monsieur Hulot Tati had finally found his long-sought trademark and the nostalgic and slightly melancholy view of the art of holiday-making quickly became a very special movie classic, which even today appears fresh and unspent. Tatis timeless vacation spot with all its strange tourists could exist even today as it did back then and is equally a fascinating contemporary document and a movie which holds a mirror up to reality. With Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot, Jacques Tati had finally established his reputation as an innovative, but opinionated filmmaker and his new movie had opened many possibilities for much bigger projects.\nLes Vacances de Monsieur Hulot has already been available for nearly ten years on DVD from Criterion in the USA and in Europe from several other studios. All these releases go back to the same video master, which had been somewhat restored, but could not really hide the age of the movie. In 2009, for the first time a complete restoration under the patronage of the Tati estate with the help of the Groupama Gan Foundation, the Thomson Foundation and the Cinematheque Francaise was done, which showed the movie in its original glory. The same year a DVD of the restored version was released in France, which contained also the long-lost original version, but was unfortunately encoded in 16:9 instead of 4:3.\nIn 2010 the British Film Institute, which had previously released Tati's movies in England, announced a new edition of Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot, which was released not only as a DVD, but together with a Blu-Ray and like the french DVD also contained the alternative original version from 1953. This review is about the DVD of the set, which has turned out well in spite of having both versions and over half an hour of extras on only one disc. The image has been properly encoded in 4:3, the restoration of the final 1977 version is brilliant and even the only partly restored original version looks fine.\nFor the new restoration of Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot a new copy of the camera negative was made in France. The resulting interpositive was scanned and restored by the restoration facility of Technicolor USA, presenting the 1977 version of the movie the first time in a near-pristine image quality. The 1953 original version was transferred from a different source and not as thoroughly restored, but is still very watchable.\nThe new transfer of the 1977 version sparkles owing to the successfull restoration especially with a very clean image, which has been liberated of practically all scratches, dust and other imperfections. The film grain has, however, been left intact, but is so fine that it is partly invisible on the DVD. The former problem of the unstable image has now gotten very well under control. The image is not always completely steady and sometimes moves a bit about, but the hard jumps after every cut have been completely eliminated now, making the transfer comparatively calm.\nAt first glance, the DVD of the restoration looks a bit more soft than the earlier Criterion disc, but mainly because no additional sharpening has been applied. For a film of that period, sharpness is excellent and has lots of details to offer, which were difficult to see before. The much too high contrast of the old transfer has been reduced and now makes a whole new greyscale palette visible, while also the Brightness has been somewhat increased, making the holiday weather really sparkle.\nWhile primarily the last version from 1977, which is seen as the official one by the Tati estate, has been restored, the 1953 original version was not totally forgotten. For this edit, a completely different film source was transferred, which was not in a good shape and was not as thoroughly restored. Sharpness is visibly lower and there are lots of scratches and some dirt visible, but the worst damages have apparently been fixed, so that the image looks quite good considering the circumstances. Surprisingly the image stability even seems better than on the 1977 version with only occasional fluttering.\nBoth versions of the movie are located together with the extras on one single DVD-9, which could make the compression difficult, but is actually completely unproblematic. Thanks to a very well balanced bitrate of average 5 mbit/s, the economically encoded soundtracks and the optimal use of disc space no artifacts whatsoever are visible. The successful authoring shows, that more than three hours of video can indeed be accomodated on one dual-layer disc, if the art of compression is mastered.\nFor the soundtracks of Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot the BFI obviously had access to the same sources as Criterion, so that the excellent quality of the 1977 version from the earlier DVD is heard here, the alternative english soundtrack is also included. The sound of the 1953 version has been renovated too, but for age-related reasons it cannot compete with the newer soundtrack. All soundtracks are heard in their original mono mixes.\nThe french soundtrack, encoded in Dolby Digital 2.0 with generous 320 kbit/s, leaves an excellent impression and has only few age-related issues, because the very well preserved magnetic tracks have been utilized. Frequency range and dynamic are not impressively high, but do not cause any audible problems - especially the music has a decent bass and clean trebles, while dialogue and sound effects are heard clearly and undistorted considering the circumstances. There are no dropouts audible and even the noise floor is very low, without leaving the impression that the soundtrack has been overfiltered.\nThe english soundtrack, encoded in 2.0 with 192 kbit/s, seems to be taken from an optical source and therefore does not have the same good quality as the french version. While only limited noise and no crackle can be noticed and the bass is quite solid, the trebles are constrained and the dynamic is distinctly limited. The muffled sound is hardly as good as the french soundtrack, but not so bad that the englisch version would be totally unlistenable.\nThe soundtrack of the 1953 original version, also encoded in 2.0 with 192 kbits, was also sourced from an optical track and has been carefully restored, but shows its age the most. While the sound is relatively muffled and the trebles tend to distort a bit, there are no really unpleasant problems - the soundtrack only has the distinct noise floor typical for optical tracks, which was not filtered out and is only really audible in quiet scenes. For a soundtrack of multiple copy generations the quality is actually quite satisfactory.\nBoth versions of the movie have optional englisch Subtitles, which seem to be a mix of a translation of the french track and a transcription of the english version.\nThe BFI has not produced any new extras for the new edition of Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot, but at least the bonus materials from the previous DVD have been carried over. There is no Tati short film like on the Criterion disc, but an extensive interview with Richard Lester and of course the 1953 original version of the movie. 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        "raw_content": "Chasing Freedom Book #Review\nIn 2040s America, civility is prized above truth, conformity above free expression, and \u201cgreen\u201d living above basic human needs. Most have given up, too busy trying to survive in a country where life is cheap and necessities are scarce. Yet even in the midst of drudgery and despair, unbroken spirits remain.\nJulie is a girl who has everything, including a plan to ignite the spark of resistance. Randy dreams of winning Julie\u2019s love and escaping the emptiness of over-regulated life. Joseph seeks revenge on the system for a family tragedy. Daniel is a young artist, who can\u2019t seem to stay out of trouble. Chris is an orphan prepared to do the unthinkable to protect his younger sister. Whether by choice or by accident, each will take a path on a collision course with the oppressive regime. Will they find the freedom they desire? Or will the cost of defiance prove too high to bear?\nMarina Fontaine is an immigrant from the former Soviet Union. She uses personal experience to craft a novel that takes an intimate look at life in a totalitarian society and the role that individual choices play in advancing the cause of liberty.\nChasing Freedom is an intriguing dystopian novel. Randy and Julie are the leaders of the Rebels as they fight against the government. The government has taken away all freedoms, everyone lives in poverty, food is rationed, and free thinking is forbidden.\nThis dystopian was as intriguing as it was disturbing. It's extremely plausible, and the continual struggle for a happy life felt real. This novel has lots of action and although there is torture, it isn't graphic descriptions. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I think anyone that enjoyed The Hunger Games will enjoy reading this.\nLabels: 4 Stars, Dystopia\nLand of Silence Book #Review\nUnchained Melody Book Blast and #Giveaway\nA Chilling Absence Excerpt",
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        "raw_content": "Home Elevator - Helping Mom Remain at Home\nThe trend in a geriatric care today is aging in place. That means encouraging mom or dad to remain in the home environment as long as possible - something that most seniors desire.\nHowever, some homes, while gorgeous or multi-storied (and perfectly suitable for middle-aged individuals) are not so senior-friendly as Mom ages. This can be said of two story homes, or homes with a basement and one to two floors, sometimes even more. To keep Mom safe and mobile in a home environment, home elevators are certainly an option.\nElevators for home use will encourage Mom to make the most use of her home and mobility as she ages. They provide long-term solutions for those dealing with age-related weakness, handicaps, or limited mobility. As a matter of fact, elevators provide even greater access, comfort and ease of use than traditional stair lifts and offer an easy way to travel between floors, especially for those with difficulties sitting and standing repeatedly due to hip or back injury.\nHow can a home elevator help mom? Elevators come with a variety of options and features, especially those compliant with American Disability Act guidelines. Elevators are ideal for those who use manual or electric wheelchairs and can facilitate movement between bedroom areas and garages, storage, and living areas of a home environment.\nHome elevators range in size and styles depending on needs. A residential home elevator can be custom designed to offer one or two levels stops, and all types of elevators can be designed to suit the design, size, and space in a residence. Features available for various models depend on preference, as well as loading and weight capacity, speed, and of course, costs.\nA high-end elevator can offer up to eight stops, and comes with a maximum cable elevation of 60 feet, capable of carrying up to 1,000 pounds of weight. Residential elevators also come with a choice of automatic as well as manual operated swing entrances, cable drives, hydraulic pumps, and automatic controls. Some elevators for the home are voice activated and can be designed with large and highly visible digital indicators, based on mom's vision, cognitive, and physical abilities or limitations.\nPurchase and installation of an elevator costs depend again on the size of the home, the size and type of elevator, and the number of options or features of the elevator. Cost may also depend on whether the elevator is going to be installed in a brand-new home under construction or an existing home, or if renovations may be needed to enable installation of the elevator.\nCosts range $3,000-$30,000 depending on these scenarios. For example, a typical two-stop elevator for the home costs anywhere from $15,000 to $25,000, again depending on the type, style, and features desired. Medicare services may pay for some of the costs of home elevator installation, while local or state governmental agencies may also offer a number of programs, loans, and grants for seniors making such decisions. Home elevator financing may also be available through the local provider and installer.\nMaking mom's life easier\nElevators not only enhance mobility in mom\u2019s home environment, but can take some of the stress and worry away from mobility issues, fear of falling, balance or stability problems, or vision limitations. Elevators come in so many different designs and styles, from see-through glass \"tubes\" to traditional hotel-style elevator designs.\nResidential or home elevators also come recycled or used, and are traditionally traction or hydraulic types. Tax savings may also make the decision of installing of an elevator easier.\nIf you have a note from your doctor stating that it's medically necessary or required for medical reasons, you may be able to write off a portion of the home elevator costs on your income taxes. Talk to your tax accountant about the possibility of tax savings.\nThe bottom line is to encourage mobility, movement, and quality of life for mom living at home. An elevator for the home, in certain circumstances and home environments, can do just that.\nFall Prevention Page",
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        "raw_content": "So, so tired!\nby Abridgett\nIt's been about 5 years into being the primary caregiver for my Mom. Both of my siblings (a brother & sister) live in other states. Their comments to me are, \"They don't know why God has CHOSEN\" me to be the one taking are of our mother, but He is all knowing.\"\nI've told them both that I don't feel as though I was chosen, as if this is a privilege, but rather they didn't give me a choice in the matter since neither of them stepped up to help.\nTheir financial, physical, emotional and spiritual support has been very little to no existence. I still am working full-time, going to school full time. I have, in the last year, found a care taker through DSS Dept of Aging that helps when I'm at work.\nMy second job begins just as I step through the door. My life exists for other people. I can't do anything (leave the room, go to the bathroom, go to the corner store, go shopping, go out with friends or just by myself) without having to make arrangements for my aging mother suffering from Dementia or taking her with me.\nNot to mention that I am trying to complete my Doctorate degree - which seems to be my only escape - usually between 10pm-2am at night when my mom finally goes to sleep!\nMy extended family just says that God will reward me for the sacrifice and due diligence for my mom's care.\nHonestly, I don't want the reward - I want help! All I see is my family going on with their lives with no concern of what's really happening to me or my life. It's not as though my life has been put on hold.\nIt's more like my life is passing me by. I regret the choices I've made concerning this, I regret the freedom my brother and sister have, I am mad as hell!!!\nIt saddens me to the core, but I am more angry than anything and don't believe this is adding to the quality of either of our lives and I'm thinking seriously about nursing home facilities. The weight of this is so heavy in my spirit.\nI feel no peace in my home and its starting to spill over in other aspects of what's left in my life.\nComments for So, so tired!\nSounds like my story\nSounds like my situation. My brother and sister just are able to go on with their own lives while I'm doing it all. I'm so angry with them I can't stand it.\nChosen, My Aunt Mildred\n\"Their comments to me are, \"They don't know why God has CHOSEN\" me to be the one taking are of our mother, but He is all knowing.\"\nHah! That's convenient for them.",
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        "raw_content": "Why UB English?\nFrom Medievalism to Modernism, psychoanalysis to popular culture, creative writing to digital communication, UB English offers a truly eclectic course of study that combines historical range with theoretical expertise. The Master\u2019s Program provides highly motivated students the opportunity to study literature at an advanced level in an English department with an international reputation.\nThe UB English Department is the home of the Poetics Program, the Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and Culture, and offers certificates in Professional Writing and Digital Communication and Innovative Writing. Faculty and students in the department are actively involved with the UB Humanities Institute, the Center for Disability Studies, and a host of interdisciplinary graduate working groups. 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        "raw_content": "BUILD OUR PARK NEWS\nCheck back for updates on our progress, or sign up to receive updates by email.\nHarrisonburg, VA \u2013 Build Our Park is seeking proposals from architectural and engineering teams to provide design and construction phase services for its proposed downtown park. Work on this project remains contingent on the City of Harrisonburg and Build Our Park arriving at a comprehensive agreement as part of the Public Private Facilities and Infrastructure Act (PPEA) proposal submitted by the group to the City and accepted for consideration on March 27, 2018. 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Build Our Park submitted a Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act (PPEA) proposal for City Council\u2019s consideration for a privately funded park on City property behind City Hall in the heart of downtown.\nThe Commonwealth of Virginia enacted the PPEA process in 2002 to allow public and private entities to work in partnership on projects. According to the Virginia Department of General Services, the Act \u201cenables public bodies to partner with private entities to bring private sector expertise to bear on public projects and encourage innovative approaches to financing construction and renovation.\u201d The Build Our Park proposal is considered unsolicited, as the City of Harrisonburg has not issued a Request for Proposals for a downtown park. However, Build Our Park has been working closely with members of City staff and City Council to plan and design the park.\nWith the understanding that Build Our Park and the City of Harrisonburg need to formalize the process for bringing these plans to reality, city staff recommended that the Build Our Park organization move forward by submitting a formal proposal to proceed with the project via the process outlined in the Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002.\n\u201cBuild Our Park is excited to be taking a step forward in turning the community\u2019s vision for a stunning gathering space into a reality,\u201d says Andrea Dono, a board member for Build Our Park and the executive director for Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance. \u201cThe PPEA process allows us to work in partnership with the City and take the lead on developing a public amenity that will boost quality of life for residents.\u201d\nCity staff presented City Council with the PPEA proposal during \u201cOther Matters.\u201d In a procedural context, City Council members agreed to further examination of the proposal. This move allows the project to enter into an interim-planning phase with City staff. The City is now required to publish notice of the unsolicited proposal and accept competing proposals during the next 45 days. By accepting the Build Our Park proposal, City Council is not approving the park project, but is triggering the next step in the process. During this time, City staff may review the proposed project and may negotiate an interim agreement with Build Our Park. After 45 days, the City will decide to either proceed with the second review stage or to not proceed further with the proposal. If the City ultimately decides to work with Build Our Park on the project, they will enter into a comprehensive agreement where details will be determined regarding potential bonds, insurance, and terms and conditions.\nA group of Harrisonburg stakeholders formed in 2013 with the goal of facilitating the creation of a public park in downtown Harrisonburg. Originally known as Plan Our Park, the group rebranded and formed the nonprofit organization Build Our Park. In 2017, in order to balance parking needs and the desire for a community recreation amenity, the City directed Build Our Park to redesign its park concept to fit in the space behind City Hall between the Turner Pavilion and the tree line south of the Pavilion. Local architects who are members of the Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance Design Committee, Adam Steiniger of Eugene Stoltzfus Architects and Randy Seitz of Blue Ridge Architects, volunteered to create the final concept design plan that the PPEA proposes.\nThe Build Our Park Board of Directors has been working with City staff to plan the park\u2019s new design and would continue to work with them to plan the park\u2019s construction as well as on-going maintenance and operations. During this process, fundraising for the park has been on hold. On April 18, the organization looks forward to restarting its fund- raising effort in conjunction with The Community Foundation\u2019s Great Community Give. The Great Community Give is a single day of giving aimed at promoting charitable giving in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Through this initiative, the entire community will be invited to support Build Our Park and other nonprofits that meet needs, enrich lives, and build a community we can all enjoy.\nAs Harrisonburg\u2019s downtown continues its reemergence as a dynamic environment in which to live, work, eat and shop, the thoughts of many have turned to the need for more public green space for gathering in the City\u2019s core. The downtown park\u2019s concept features a multi-use path, expanded pavilion, open space, play area designed to resemble nature, pergolas for shade, and splash fountains. It will incorporate the area adjacent to the Turner Pavilion that currently is used for community programming and events. 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And to establish either a bilateral military transparency system between the two countries or a multilateral one involving China and the US, three aspects need to be discussed in advance.\nIn its Quadrennial Defense Review Report in 2006, the US government said that China poses the biggest potential threats to the US among all rising major powers in terms of military power and relevant technologies.\nFrankly, China is not regarded as an enemy to the US, but it would still be naive to the Chinese side to build military transparency system in strict accordance with requirements made by the US, given the latter's East-bound military frontier and strategic circling against China.\nBesides defending its core interest of hegemony by containing China, the US government on the other hand has been pursuing an ambiguity policy on the Taiwan issue, China's core interest.\nThird, whether the military transparency between the two countries is symmetric is doubted, as mutual trust has not been built well.\nOn the one hand, the US criticizes China's lack of military transparency; on the other hand, debates exist inside its own camp over whether it should build a military transparency network with China. Answering this question, scholars from their two sides believe it respectively that their own country will lose interests once the system is established.\nAll in all, the current situation shows that the opportunity is still not mature for China and the US to build an \"absolute\" military transparency system as both countries need to double their efforts for doing so.\nThe first thing to do is to truly realize mutual trust between China and the US.\nHowever, military experts from the two sides differ on whether transparency of intention or transparency of capabilities is more important.\nAs China in terms of military power is obviously inferior to the US, the Chinese worry that the US can easily use such an advantage to bully China once the latter exposes all of its military power unreservedly.\nIn the meantime, Americans worry that its hegemonic status may be suddenly weakened if it was not well-informed about the growth of China's military power. 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        "raw_content": "December 14, 2016\tIn Guest Posts Travel\nAlthough it was a direct flight, it\u2019s still a good whole 13 hours. What\u2019s worse, I had a window seat. It was fine for the first few hours but after five or six hours, the time was crawling. But I was lucky to have no one sitting beside me, so I could stretch better. The Vegan food was rather disappointing on Singapore Airlines, surprisingly. I probably had a bad choice. They had other options like Raw, Indian, Oriental, Lacto-Ovo. Anyhow, I managed to survive the flight with very little sleep the previous night.\nThe London Tube is very accessible and it\u2019s as convenient as Singapore\u2019s MRT. It is a much preferred means of transportation in London, and bus too. You can get to almost anywhere by these two.\nFrom our hotel at Hanger Lane, we took the tube to Chancery Lane and took a walk down to Fleet Street which is a popular street which was once the centre of British Press and Journalism.\n\u201cUp till the 1980s most of the Offices of the British press was housed on Fleet Street. Today many media agencies have moved out of Fleet Street but the Street continues to represent the British Press. The Fleet Street came into existence in the 1400s starting from the Fleet River to the Strand. The tube stations nearest to Fleet Street are Chancery Lane, Temple and Blackfriars. 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This exhibition was a VR(Virtual Reality) tour of her latest album, Vulnicura. Photo-taking was not permitted but anyway, it\u2019s not necessary. We just needed to seat ourselves on stools, put on the headsets for a 360 degrees personal VR experience with our very own eyes, and ears. Absolute Eyegasm, nothing like I\u2019ve seen before. I shan\u2019t go through what the entire show is about but you can read more about it here if you are interested to know.\nNational Portrait Gallery was up next. One great thing about gallery-hopping in Central London, the galleries and museums are very situated near each other, so you can get any where just on foot while you enjoy architectural views and people-watching. Everyone was stylishly dressed in London, even the HOBOs, I\u2019m not even kidding.\nWe went for the Picasso Portraits exhibition. A lot of these paid exhibitions did not allow photography, so I didn\u2019t take any photos. Picasso is probably known for Cubism as many would think. But he did not just paint in that fashion but many other diverse styles. It\u2019s a refreshing experience to see all the different types of Picasso drawings. And from his impersonal sketches making jokes about his friends, you would get to see the playful and humorous personality of his. He possessed a lot of talent indeed.\nThe next day, we went to Portobello Market via Notting Hill. Notting Hill itself is a quaint district with rows of houses painted in pastel. To get there, take the tube on Central line and alight at Nothing Hill Gate. There were many cool stores selling antiques, some selling souvenirs and memorabilia. Breakfast in a regular cafe costs about \u00a37-\u00a312.\nWe stumbled upon George Orwell\u2019s residence (1905 \u2013 1950), it was an interesting find! Never knew he ever lived in Notting Hill.\nStill on the Central line, we tubed to Liverpool Street station to get to Shoreditch. Another popular neighbourhood to explore. 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        "raw_content": "New Horizons Spacecraft Approaches Pluto\nSNEAK PEAK of gorgeous Pluto! The dwarf planet has sent a love note back to Earth via our New Horizons spacecraft, which has traveled more than 9 years and 3+ billion miles. This is the last and most detailed image of Pluto sent to Earth before the moment of closest approach \u2013 7:49 a.m. EDT today. This stunning image of the dwarf planet was captured from New Horizons at about 4 p.m. EDT on July 13, about 16 hours before the moment of closest approach. The spacecraft was 476,000 miles (766,000 kilometers) from the surface. Image Credit: NASA\nJuly 14, 2015 \u2013 New Horizons is speeding toward a historic flyby of Pluto and will pass through the Pluto system at 5:49 a.m. MDT today. After traveling nine years and 3 billion miles, New Horizons will come within 8,000 miles of Pluto.\nThe flyby is well under way \u2013 the spacecraft has been in \u201cencounter mode\u201d since July 8, and has a pre-programmed sequence of observations that it will make. This is because communications take 4.5 hours to reach the spacecraft and another 4.5 to return to Earth, making it impossible to communicate in real-time.\nDuring the approach, New Horizons will make engage in a series of observations and activities that will bring Pluto and its five known moons into sharper focus than humankind has ever seen.\nThe encounter will complete the initial reconnaissance of the classical solar system and shed light on the mysterious \u201cthird\u201d zone of small planets and planetary building blocks in the Kuiper Belt, a large area with numerous objects beyond Neptune\u2019s orbit.\nThe spacecraft\u2019s suite of seven science instruments \u2013 which includes cameras, spectrometers, and plasma and dust detectors \u2013 will map the geology of Pluto and Charon and map their surface compositions and temperatures; examine Pluto\u2019s atmosphere, and search for an atmosphere around Charon; study Pluto\u2019s smaller satellites; and look for rings and additional satellites around Pluto.\n\u201cNew Horizons is one of the great explorations of our time,\u201d said New Horizons Project Scientist Hal Weaver at APL. \u201cThere\u2019s so much we don\u2019t know, not just about Pluto, but other worlds like it. We\u2019re not rewriting textbooks with this historic mission \u2013 we\u2019ll be writing them from scratch.\u201d\nYou can tune into this historic mission on NASA TV beginning at 5:30 a.m. MDT. After the flyby, there will a new image release. This will be an image that was downloaded by the New Horizons team yesterday, and will offer our current best look at Pluto.\nNew Horizons will be collecting data throughout the day, but to allow the spacecraft to work as efficiently as possible, the data will not begin downloading until tomorrow.\nAt 6:30 p.m. MDT, NASA TV will share the suspenseful moments of this historic event with the public and museums around the world. The New Horizons spacecraft will send a preprogrammed signal after the closest approach. The mission team on Earth should receive the signal by about 7:02 p.m. MDT. When New Horizons \u201cphones home,\u201d there will be a celebration of its successful flyby and the anticipation of data to come in the days and months ahead.\n\u2190 Rosetta Preparing For Perihelon\nBall Aerospace Imaging Instrument Reveals Complex Differences Between Pluto And Charon \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Seniors are the largest and fastest growing group of people in the U.S.!\n8,000-10,000 people turn 65 each DAY in the U.S. That\u2019s almost 300,000 new seniors each month.\nOver the next 18 years, there will be an estimated 60,000,000 seniors in the housing market.\n1: What is a reverse mortgage and do I qualify?\nA reverse mortgage allows qualified people to access the equity in their home that they\u2019ve built over the years. It eliminates your current monthly mortgage payment (if there is one) and you receive the remaining cash, tax-free, and can use it for anything.\n2: What do I need to complete a reverse mortgage application\nFollowing a HUD counseling session, we\u2019ll help you complete the application. It includes the following documents:\n-Declaration Page of Home Insurance\n-Complete Trust Agreement including all pages and amendments\n-Smoke detector and carbon monoxide (CO) detector installed (please make sure one of each is installed on every floor)\n-Water heater properly strapped\n-If you own an FHA approved condo: Approved condo Questionnaire, Budget and Master Policy. This can be obtained from the HOA management company, who may charge a fee to provide.\n3: Is my home eligible for a reverse mortgage?\n4: Why shouldn't I choose a bank home equity loan instead?\nReverse mortgages are so popular because they pay cash that does not need to be repaid as long as you remain in your home. On the other hand, attaining a home equity loan (or a second mortgage) requires you have sufficient income to cover the debt\u2014plus, you must continue to make monthly mortgage payments. With a reverse mortgage, you do not make monthly mortgage payments and the federally insured loan protects you from foreclosure.\n5: How much cash can I expect to get?\nHow much money you can receive from a HECM for Purchase loan depends on the age of the youngest titleholder, the current interest rates, the lesser of the appraised value, and the purchase price or the FHA lending limit. Talk with of our advisors to determine how much money is available to you through a reverse mortgage.\n6: Why choose a fixed vs adjustable interest rate?\nIt depends on what you want out of a reverse mortgage. The interest rate type can affect how the funds are disbursed. If you want to pay off your existing mortgage, you'll probably want a fixed-rate, lump-sum reverse mortgage. With this mortgage, all eligible proceeds are withdrawn right away, and interest begins accruing on the entire balance immediately.\nAn adjustable rate reverse mortgage provides a guaranteed monthly check or line of credit for as long as you live in your home. So, if you don\u2019t need a large lump sum all at once, you should consider a reverse mortgage with an adjustable rate with and a growing credit line of credit.\n7: How are rates calculated?\nRates for the adjustable rate reverse mortgage are calculated according to the London Interbank Offered Rate (or LIBOR), plus a margin charged by the lender. Rates for the fixed rate program are set by the lender and this rate remains in place for the life of your loan.\n8: How is interest charged?\nInterest is charged on any money borrowed and any fees finance. Interest accrues on your outstanding loan balance. A lump sum at the start of the loan means that all of those funds accrue interest over the life of the loan. With a credit line or regular payments, interest accrues each time you make a withdrawal, starting with the first one. Your credit line isn't charged interest until you withdraw from it. When you do, the amount you borrow becomes part of your outstanding loan balance and begins accruing interest.\nUnder the FHA HECM program, the Federal Reserve Board requires that the lender tells the prospective borrower what their Total Annual Loan Cost (TALC) will be. The TALC displays the total transaction costs over the projected life of the loan. We\u2019ll make sure that you and your family are fully aware of the costs incurred in obtaining a reverse mortgage.\nThe best way to \u2018beat the lender\u2019 on a reverse mortgage is to live a healthy life and to stay in your home for many years while you keep collecting money.\n9: Risks and benefits\nWe\u2019d like to dispel some misconceptions about reverse mortgages. Your entire family should understand the risks and benefits.\nDoes the bank own the home?\nNO. The original owner continues to hold the title of the home. This is a tremendous opportunity for seniors who get to continue to live in and own their home while reaping the benefits of the financial flexibility the reverse mortgage provides.\nCan you end up owing more than the home is worth?\nNO. A reverse mortgage is a \u201cnon-recourse\u201d loan. That means that the borrower isn\u2019t personally liable for the debt. The lender\u2019s only recourse is the property. So, neither the borrower nor their estate is liable for any shortfall. Better yet, most family members can purchase the property from the lender for the current loan balance or 95% of the current appraised value\u2014whichever is less.\nIs it possible for the homeowners heirs to purchase the house after the homeowners pass?\nYES. However, if one of the family members wants to keep the house, they must repay the lender the entire amount of the loan, regardless of its current market value.\nWhat happens after the homeowners have passed away and their heirs want to sell the property, but the amount owed on the reverse mortgage is greater than the value of the property?\nThe reverse mortgage is federally insured. So the heirs DO NOT have to pay more than its current value. The heirs will have to notify the lender who will then send an appraiser to value the house. After the lender has confirmed the house is worth less than what is owed, the heirs may surrender the deed in lieu of foreclosure. Then they walk away from the house, without owing on the mortgage.\nWho has the responsibility for selling the property after the homeowners have passed away?\nThat responsibility falls to whoever has been appointed to be in charge of the estate.\nHow long do the heirs of a property with a reverse mortgage have in order to sell the property?\nAfter the last borrower leaves the house, either after moving out or passing away, there is an initial six month period to sell the house. An additional six month extension may be granted, if necessary. The lender must see that the heirs are actively pursuing a sale of the property, and they will typically allow the heirs this time to maximize the equity in the house.\nDoes having a conservator or power of attorney affect the reverse mortgage program?\nThe rules are essentially the same. However, the conservator will need probate court approval in order to obtain a reverse mortgage for the conserved parent or parents. Once approved, the conservator will have to attend the federally mandated reverse mortgage counseling session. In the case of a person acting as a power of attorney, both that person and the borrower must attend the counseling session .\nIt\u2019s important to note that probate courts generally attempt to keep the homeowners in their home. It\u2019s not uncommon for the proceeds of a reverse mortgage to be used for around-the-clock care for the homeowner.\n10: Counseling\nTo know whether a reverse mortgage is right for you or your family, the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and other agencies have prepared materials for homeowners looking for reverse mortgage counseling.\nWith all FHA-insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECM), the homeowner is first required to attend an counseling session with a licensed reverse mortgage counselor. In this session, which can take more than an hour and a half, information and advice is given to the homeowner based on his/her budget and individual reasons for wanting a reverse mortgage. The counselor and homeowner(s) review income, any debts or existing mortgages, monthly expenses including medical, home improvement plans, cash flow, and other relevant factors. This session can be held over the phone or in person.\nYou can also expect to learn about:\nThe FHA and how the HECM program works\nInterest rates and your loan options\nThe Total Annual Loan Cost Disclosure you receive from your HECM lender\nHow a reverse mortgage (and what type of loan) may fit into your budget\nClosing costs and associated fees, and how they may be financed\nFor family members acting as power of attorney or legal guardian for the homeowner, the reverse mortgage counselor will require proof of guardianship or power of attorney before arranging the session.\nIf one spouse is not on title to the property, the spouse must also join the counseling session. This non-borrowing spouse should understand that if the borrowing spouse predeceases or no longer uses the home as their primary residence, the reverse mortgage will become due. 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        "raw_content": "Dr Monica L Wright is the founder and co-owner of Cordova Pediatrics. She is a graduate of the Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina. She completed her pediatric residency in June 1999, at Le Bonheur Children's Medical Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee. Dr Wright has worked in group practice for the past 16 years, dedicating herself to the specialty of pediatric health maintenance. She enjoys the challenge of the diagnosis and treatment of illnessess for children.\nDr Wright is married and is the mother of three. Having three school aged children of her own, it is obvious that her love, compassion, and patience extend beyond her own family towards a desire to practice pediatric medicine.\nUltimately her goal is to become a part of your family as she makes your child(ren) a part of hers.\nDr Wright is a participating provider with most commercial and state sponsored insurance plans. If you do not see Dr Monica L. Wright listed in your healthcare provider directory, please do not hesitate to call to verify her enrollment with your network.\nDr. Jeannine E. Hogg \u200bjoined the staff of Cordova Pediatrics on November 1, 2016. Prior to that she was instrumental in beginning the Pediatric Hospitalist program at Baptist Women's Hospital where she served as their Medical Director for the previous 4 years. Dr. Hogg completed her undergraduate degree at Princeton University in Princeton, NJ and then returned to her hometown (Chicago, IL) to complete Medical school at The Chicago Medical School and Residency at Stroger Hospital of Cook County in 2001.\nDr. Hogg has had a varied career working in both Community Health Centers and academic institutions in Chicago and has been consistent in her dedication to treating the whole child and providing excellent care. She enjoys working with the entire family unit to help create a healthy environment to nurture a child's growth and development. Dr. Hogg wants to work with you to make sure your children get the best care possible and have great success in their lives.\nDr. Hogg is a single adoptive mom of a very busy toddler. Dr. Hogg enjoys spending time with her daughter, reading, swimming, dining with friends and travel. A native Chicagoan with deep southern roots, she has adopted Memphis as her new hometown. Dr. Hogg loves all things Memphis (especially the Grizzlies) and has become very involved in numerous local activities and organizations.\nDr. Hogg is a participating provider with most commercial and state insurance plans. If you do not see Dr. Hogg listed in your healthcare provider directory, please do not hesitate to call to verify her enrollment with your network.\nJessica Dupree, MSN, RN CPNP-PC \u200bjoined the staff of Cordova Pediatrics on August 2, 2016. She is a native of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She obtained her BSN from the University of Alabama and her MSN from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.\nShe has worked as a critical care nurse at Children's of Alabama for five years before setting out to obtain her certification as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. She has obtained a wealth of clinical experience at various pediatric facilities and clinics in the Birmingham area during her Nurse Practitioner Training before relocating back to the Olive Branch, MS area where she resides with her husband.\nJessica is a participating provider with most commercial and state insurance plans. If you do not see her listed in your healthcare provider directory, please do not hesitate to call to verify her enrollment with your network.",
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        "raw_content": "A Fine Art Touring Exhibit of Artistic Interpretations of the Poetry of Robert Frost\nI am pleased to be one of three Derry N.H. artists, along with Ingeborg V. Seaboyer www.derryareaartists.com and Judy Krassowski www.judykrassowski.com, participating in \u201cThe Road Not Taken\u201d, a fine art, touring exhibit inspired by the poetry of Robert Frost. This exhibit has been making the rounds of libraries, community venues, and nature centers throughout the state of New Hampshire for the past three and one-half years. The presentation features approximately 28 works that reflect a variety of personal interpretations of the most famous as well as some of the \u201cless traveled\u201d works of one of America\u2019s most inspiring poets, Robert Frost.\nImages in pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils are accompanied by the selected verse which inspired each individual image. 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        "raw_content": "60-61 VICTORIA.\nAn Act respecting the British Columbia Southern Railway Company.\n[Assented to 29th June, 1897.]\nWHEREAS the British Columbia Southern Railway Company has, by its petition, represented that it was incorporated by an Act of the Legislature of the province of British Columbia, being chapter forty-four of the statutes of 1888, under the name of \"The Crow's Nest and Kootenay Lake Railway Company,\"\u0097that the said Act was amended by chapter sixty-three of the statutes of 1890,\u0097that the said Acts were amended and the said Company's name was changed to \"The British Columbia Southern Railway Company,\" by chapter fifty-six of the statutesof 1891,\u0097that the said Acts were further amended by chapter forty-seven of the statutes of 1893,\u0097that the said Acts were consolidated by chapter fifty-three of the statutes of 1894,\u0097that by the said Acts the said Company is authorized to build its railway, of a gauge of not less than three feet, from the eastern boundary of British Columbia, to New Westminster, in three sections, and a branch, as follows :\u0097\n(a.)\tThe Eastern Section to consist of that portion of the said railway commencing at the junction of Summit Creek with Michel Creek; thence by way of Michel Creek to Elk River and the Upper Kootenay River, with power to go to the forty-ninth parallel and the Tobacco Plains;\n(b.)\tThe Central Section to consist of that portion of the railway commencing at a point on the Elk River, near the junction of the Elk River with the Kootenay River, thence in a northerly direction to a point at or near Cranbrook, thence by the Moyee Pass to the Lower Kootenay River, or by the alternative route from Cranbrook by way of St. Mary's River to Pilot Bay on Kootenay Lake, or to the Lardo River;\n(c.)\tThe Western Section to consist of that portion of the railway commencing from the western terminus of the Central Section to the coast, by the most convenient route, to a favourable place for crossing the Fraser River to the city of New Westminster, thence to a suitable terminus on Burrard Inlet, and shall include a branch line to Nelson, via Salmon River;\n(d.) 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        "raw_content": "Claverack Rural Electric Cooperative: A consumer-owned, non-profit electric distribution cooperative that delivers power to over 18,600 accounts in Bradford, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Lycoming, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga and Wyoming counties. With headquarters in Wysox, the co-op is governed by a board of nine directors elected by and from the membership.\nPresident & CEO: Bobbi Kilmer\nHeadquarters: 32750 Route 6, Wysox, Pa. 18854",
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        "raw_content": "During the holiday season there are regular bus services between the main holiday resorts and places of interest. However, you will probably not be able to find a bus service if you are not located on one of the main coastal roads or high ways within Cyprus. There are many charter services that operate only during the holiday season. Cyprus Company Registry offers an all year round service regardless of where you live.\nThe buses in Cyprus are not ones that you would call modern and due to the many stops along the routes the service is not one that can be called express but is a fairly reliable service. It is normal to be able to flag a bus down from almost anywhere and not necessarily at one of the official bus stops. The fares are inexpensive which match the lack of luxury during travel. Some of the older buses won\u2019t even have air conditioning and appear to only have two speeds which are STOP and GO FAST.\nIf the joys of travelling by bus or coach do not appeal to you then there are plenty of taxis available and an increasing number of mini buses that can accommodate a medium sized group of people. These are a great way to get around but it is advisable that you fix a price before you agree to travel. Although taxis and mini buses are set to a fixed price by the government it is not unknown for some drivers to \u2018forget\u2019 to turn on the meter and make the price up as they go along.\nThere are a large number of companies that offer coach excursions across the island and even some that offer jeep safaris to parts of the island that are less accessible. The consideration of maybe hiring a self drive mini bus is always an option if there is a group of you so that you are not tied down to the time table of the organised coach trip.\nOne of the best ways in which to see a lot of the island and keep your freedom to do things in your own time scale is to hire a car. Road signs and directions are in English as well as Greek making getting around Cyprus almost stress free. A great advantage to hiring a car in Cyprus rather than using the Cyprus buses is that you collect the car at the airport and return it to the same place leaving you with no transfer fees from the airport to your accommodation.\nThe choice on how best to travel around the island of Cyprus is entirely your own, whether it is going to be by car hire, taxi, minibus or the STOP and GO Cyrus bus!\nThe option to use Cyprus Company Registry to assist in your research on Cyprus or your search to find the right company offering the right service for you is yours and yours alone.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Czech Republic / Regions / South Bohemia Region\nThis region, for centuries managed in accordance with the demands of nature, will surprise every single visitor. Those coming to see historic monuments will understand how enlightened and wealthy the noble families must have been and what excellent artists and craftsmen lived here. \ufeff \ufeff\nThey left behind numerous cultural and historic monuments for future generations, evidencing the rich and multiform history \u2013 ancient towns full of life and culture, grand Gothic churches, dreamy Renaissance chateaux, monasteries, folk architecture sites, and interesting technical structures including sophisticated pond systems.\nThanks to the absence of large industrial factories, South Bohemia has a high-valued landscape, as proven by many preserved areas in the region. This is a land of numerous ponds, pine forests, and extensive peat bogs, a land enlivened by the skylines of towns as well as rural churches, which splendidly harmonise with snow-white marshland homesteads. Such is the picture of a typical South-Bohemian landscape in the vicinity of the towns of \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice (Budweis), T\u0159ebo\u0148, or Vesel\u00ed nad Lu\u017enic\u00ed. But South Bohemia is also the harsh mountain landscape of the majestic \u0160umava Mountains, Novohradsk\u00e9 Mountains, and Blanensk\u00fd les. Numerous beauties are also to be discovered in the area southeast of the town of Jind\u0159ich\u016fv Hradec \u2013 thanks to relatively unspoiled nature, many granite blocks scattered through the landscape, high hills, and large ponds this is justly called \u201cCzech Canada\u201d.\nIn the north, the Region is surrounded with the picturesque P\u00edsecko area within the Vltava and Otava river basins, and T\u00e1borsko area known especially for its medieval Hussite period. The present borders between South Bohemia, Germany, and Austria divide a landscape the history of which was oftentimes tied with one noble family and its power interests. The region location has also predestined its cultural wealth \u2013 the cultural influences of the harsh Teutonic and Anglo-Saxon north clashed here with cultivated arts of Italian Renaissance masters. However, local towns are not just some open-air museums, but on the contrary \u2013 they pulse with everyday life in an unrepeatable atmosphere. Stop by, stay longer, come back.\nThe location of South Bohemia, at present bordered by Germany and Austria, influenced its history from the very beginning.\nThe oldest records of human presence in this territory date back to 250,000 years BC; permanent settlement started around 4,000 years ago. First, Celtic tribes came to the region, followed by Germanic tribes, and, in the 6th century AD, Slavs arrived to settle permanently. At that time, a network of fortified settlements was formed in South Bohemia. Thanks to its favourable location, the territory was crossed with many trade routes, the best known of which was the Golden Route running from Passau, Germany. Precious goods \u2013 bronze products, expensive fabrics, ointments, spices, and salt \u2013 were transported from the north to the south.\nThe relatively tranquil and romantic landscape with a unique quantity of historic monuments may delude visitors into thinking of the region\u2019s peaceful development. Quite on the contrary \u2013 many times South Bohemia played an important role in the history of the Czech lands and local events often also affected the history of Central Europe.\nThe first time this occurred was in the 12th century, when V\u00edtkovci became the dominating noble family in the southern part of Bohemia and the rivals of the P\u0159emyslid rulers. Their disputes over the royal power led to the foundation of a number of towns (royal towns of P\u00edsek and \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice, subject towns of \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov and T\u0159ebo\u0148) and numerous castles, small towns, and villages. The origins of many local settlements date back to the 13th and 14th centuries when the importance of nobility grew, such as of the Rosenberg family. Their family domains were located throughout the whole region.\nIn the 15th century, the whole of Central Europe was affected by the Hussite movement. Its centre became South Bohemia, the town of T\u00e1bor founded by Hussites and connected with their leaders Jan Hus (John Huss), Jan \u017di\u017eka of Trocnov, and Petr Chel\u010dick\u00fd. The medieval fighting for the reformation of Catholic Church brought disruption of economic and social relations, destruction of monasteries and cultural values, but on the other hand it became the foundation of reforms and a later cultural expansion of Central Europe.\nThe 16th century brought a major development of the South-Bohemian beer brewing and fish farming with the introduction of new farming methods. This may be credited especially to the Lords of Hradec and the Rosenbergs, both noble families with a five-leafed rose in their coats of arms, preserved to this day in emblems of many South-Bohemian towns as well as the present-day South Bohemian Region. The Rosenberg governors \u0160t\u011bp\u00e1nek Netolick\u00fd and Jakub Kr\u010d\u00edn z Jel\u010dan are closely connected with these events, particularly the formation of the T\u0159ebo\u0148 pond system.\nAfter the thirty-year war the region was gradually connected with the noble families of Buquoy, Eggenberg, and Schwarzenberg.\nAlthough in the following periods inhabitants of South Bohemia made \u2013 with sporadic exceptions \u2013 no significant interventions into the Czech history, many capable Czechs and Germans had their fates connected with this territory: the entrepreneur Adalbert Lanna, builder Josef Rosenauer, electrical engineer Franti\u0161ek K\u0159i\u017e\u00edk, writer Karel Klostermannn, poet Adalbert Stifter, and many others.\nThe post-war displacement of German inhabitants and the Iron Curtain erection on the border with Germany and Austria became a great obstruction in the further development of South Bohemia. Most affected areas were those along the border and in the mountains with almost no industry and prosperity. However, the South-Bohemian landscape remained one of the best preserved, cleanest, and most beautiful parts of the Czech Republic.\nThe ancient history is represented by monumental structures of the Romanesque (Milevsko monastery) and particularly Gothic styles (Vy\u0161\u0161\u00ed Brod and Zlat\u00e1 Koruna monasteries, numerous castles, forts, and town centres). Magnificent monuments have been preserved from the Renaissance period when the Rosenberg family and the Lords of Hradec ruled the region. Imprints of this epoch may be found in individual settlements as well as whole town complexes - \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov, Jind\u0159ich\u016fv Hradec, Prachatice, Slavonice, T\u0159ebo\u0148, and others. A typical feature of South-Bohemian folk architecture since the 18th century has been the so-called \u201cvillage Baroque\u201d, the most beautiful example of which is the unique village of Hola\u0161ovice close to \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice, in 1998 listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. Hamlets within the Hlubock\u00e1 and Sob\u011bslavsk\u00e1 marshlands are also worth visiting.\nSouth Bohemia harmonious \u2013 PEARL of the Czech Republic \ufeff\n\u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov (UNESCO site)\nVisit the most romantic town in Bohemia, hidden in the \u0160umava foothills between the Vltava River\u2019s winding curves. Walk the twisting narrow streets of this old town, listed as a UNESCO world heritage site for its artistic and urban values. The historic centre is dominated by the castle complex, one of the most extensive in Central Europe. www.ckrumlov.cz\nTour of the \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov Castle complex\nGuided tour of the town\nRafting on Vltava, traditional wooden rafting\nCastle museum and chateau tower, Egon Schiele Art Centrum, Regional Museum, Museum Fotoateli\u00e9r Seidl (photo-studio)\nPlaying golf at the Golf Club \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov\nHola\u0161ovice (UNESCO site) and folk architecture\nA pearl among pearls, a picturesque and unique, completely preserved village in the South-Bohemian \u201cvillage Baroque\u201d style with an irreproducible genius loci, listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. www.holasovice.eu\nTour of the Hola\u0161ovice village\nTasting local specialities\nDiscover the harmony of historic architectural monuments together with the pulsing capital of the South Bohemian Region! Founded as early as 1265 the town attracts its visitors with remarkable buildings in its historic centre. www.c-budejovice.cz\nTour of the town\nVisit to the renowned Masn\u00e9 kr\u00e1my restaurant with a wide choice of regional specialities\nExcursion to the world-famous brewery Budvar (Budweiser) with beer tasting\nIn a charming landscape north of \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice, above the Vltava River valley, rises a rock upon which one of the most beautiful Czech chateaus stands. The present-day Tudor style of the Windsor royal chateau comes from the mid-19th century. www.hluboka.cz\nHlubok\u00e1 Chateau tour\nExcursion to the painter Mikol\u00e1\u0161 Ale\u0161\u2019s South-Bohemian gallery\nStay in a sport-relaxing centre and golf course\nTrip to the Ohrada zoo\nThis region is labelled the gateway to South Bohemia. To its visitors, it offers ancient towns as well as typical South-Bohemian villages, flatlands with ponds, but also large wooded areas and deep river valleys. The regional centre P\u00edsek is located on the gold-bearing Otava River. Its symbol is the oldest stone bridge in Bohemia, constructed in the mid-13th century, i.e. a whole century earlier than the famous Charles Bridge in Prague. www.icpisek.cz\nVisit to Municipal gallery Sladovna P\u00edsek\nExcursion to the Power station of the royal town of P\u00edsek\nGuided tour of the town and the oldest bridge in Bohemia\nHorse riding in the Zemsk\u00fd h\u0159eb\u010dinec stud farm in P\u00edsek\nVisit to the Orl\u00edk Chateau and Zv\u00edkov Castle, boat trip on the Orlick\u00e1 reservoir\nExperience South Bohemia\nA flatland with numerous ponds and canals, interspersed with a dense network of cycle-routes and educational paths suitable especially for recreational sportsmen and families with children. The town of T\u0159ebo\u0148 with over a hundred-year tradition of bog baths and massages. www.itrebon.cz\nCycling trip around T\u0159ebo\u0148 ponds\nTasting famous local fish specialties /T\u0159ebo\u0148 carp/\nProcedures in the T\u0159ebo\u0148 bog spa\nThe Lipno lake area belongs to the best-known resorts in Central Europe. It is a popular region offering unrestrained natural sceneries of the \u0160umava National Park and Nature Conservation Area as well as the comfort of a developed tourist destination with many leisure-time activities on both shores of the lake. www.lipensko.info\nLit cycling/in-line route along the lake (21 km)\nActive Park and Ski Centre Lipno (rope track, rope park, bikepark, aquaworld, frisbee park, bobsled track, water sports, downhill and cross-country skiing)\nSkating of the frozen Lipno lake\nDogsled riding, snowshoe trip\nThis area is a region rich with historic monuments, as evidenced by the town of T\u00e1bor, founded by the Hussites in 1420 and named after the Biblical mountain. www.taborcz.eu\nVisit to the Hussite Museum and medieval underground in T\u00e1bor\nExcursion to the Hous\u016fv Mill \u2013 medieval valley, Hussite tavern\nTrip to Ch\u00fdnovsk\u00e9 caves \u2013 the oldest cave in the country open to the public\nSpa procedures and golf in Bechyn\u011b\nSouth Bohemia belongs to the most attractive tourist regions in the Czech Republic. The region is situated in the southern part of the country, along the border with Germany and Austria. It may be visited on the way from Prague to Vienna, Linz, or Passau. \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice, the largest South-Bohemian town, lies approximately in the middle of the region. Visitors may find here such pearls as the town of \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov (UNESCO site) and the neo-Gothic Hlubok\u00e1 Chateau. South Bohemia is a traditional tourist destination for both individual and congress/incentive tourism. A developed infrastructure sensitively completes a rich cultural, natural, and historic heritage. Visitors may choose from numerous modern congress halls as well as exclusive historic premises. Conference venues equipped with the latest technology, professionalism, and individual customer service meeting all clients\u2019 requirements are ready to provide a smooth course of a conference or incentive event. Accommodation capacities and quality facilities are completed with a wide offer of local gastronomic specialities. All of this is intensified by the atmosphere of varied cultural, sports, and social events.\nThe South Bohemian Region offers both suitable venues for congresses and numerous places of historic and natural interest for their participants. According to the Czech Statistical Office data, South Bohemia hosted a total of 317 conferences with over 32,000 participants in 2010, which is an average Czech value. The number of conferences held in the region has been growing: 197 events were held here in 2009, and only 132 in 2008.\nThe Bureau comes under the Tourist Authority of South Bohemia, a state-funded institution founded to support tourism in the Region. The South Bohemia Convention Bureau provides organisers with independent help and consultancy in the planning and realisation of congresses, conferences, and incentive events in South Bohemia.\nSupport in planning MICE events in South Bohemia\nProvision of complete information on the offer of congress and conference venues in South Bohemia\nConsultancy in the selection of suitable venues for holding a conference or congress\nConsultancy in the selection of suitable accompanying programmes\nUse the \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice fair grounds and other South-Bohemian conference centres or hotels with suitable facilities for holding seminars or training.\n\u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice fair grounds: an exhibition centre situated close to the town centre along the international E55 route. The V\u00fdstavi\u0161t\u011b \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice, a. s., company belongs to the biggest organisers of exhibitions and fairs in the country, holding several annual exhibitions and other events. The new multipurpose Pavilion T, opened in 2011, extended the services offered with a representative venue for holding social and cultural events. The Pavilion is located in the very heart of the grounds, with parking places in its immediate vicinity.\nOther conference centres offer the capacity of 50 up to 1,400 participants.\nSouth Bohemia offers accommodation capacities for more than 50,000 persons in two 5* hotels, twenty 4* hotels, and fourteen 3* hotels.\nThe Region\u2019s most attractive locations for holding MICE events:\n\u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov (UNESCO)\nSouth Bohemia is situated in the southern part of the country, along the border with Germany and Austria. It may be visited on the way from Prague to Vienna, Linz, or Passau. \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice, the largest South-Bohemian town, is located approximately in the middle of the region.\nThe nearest civil international airport is in the Upper Austria capital Linz. Other international airports are situated in Prague and Vienna, or further away in Munich. Convenient follow-up traffic connection is provided by public transport means (coaches, trains). If driving, the use of car-rent services at any of the airports is recommended.\nFor air transport, the regional aerodrome in \u010cesk\u00e9 Bud\u011bjovice, not yet public, may be used. The company is a holder of the authorization to operate the aerodrome as the public domestic aerodrome and the private international aerodrome under visual flight rules (VFR) at the daytime. 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        "raw_content": "Special Focus on Cancer Research News: In the pink with oncology R&D\nEisai Co. Ltd.\niCAD, Inc.\nIn the pink with oncology R&D\nA roundup of recent research and clinical work within the realm of breast cancer\nEvery October, the cover of DDNews magazine (and the home page of our website) \u201cgoes pink\u201d in terms of the banner color and sports a pink ribbon in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Given that this October issue was already slated to have a Cancer Research News special focus section, it seemed only fitting to kick off the section with a story related to breast cancer R&D and clinical trial efforts.\nOr, as it happens, several stories all brought together into one roundup article.\nWe begin with Seattle-based Atossa Genetics\u2014a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company developing novel therapeutics and delivery methods for breast cancer and other breast conditions\u2014which on Oct. 2 announced a new program using chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CAR-T) therapy.\nMore specifically, Atossa plans to use its proprietary intraductal microcatheter technology to deliver CAR-T cells into the ducts of the breast for the potential targeted treatment of breast cancer.\nAtossa\u2019s novel approach uses its proprietary intraductal microcatheter technology for the potential transpapillary (TRAP) delivery of T cells that have been genetically modified to attack breast cancer cells. Atossa believes this method has several potential advantages, among them the following: reduced toxicity by limiting systemic exposure of the T cells; improved efficacy by placing the T cells in direct contact with the target ductal epithelial cells that are undergoing malignant transformation; and lymphatic migration of the CAR-T cells along the same path taken by migrating cancer cells, potentially extending their cytotoxic actions into the regional lymph system, which could limit tumor cell dissemination.\nAtossa\u2019s approach is in the research and development phase, with preclinical studies and clinical trials still in the future.\n\u201cWe have been encouraged by the promise that CAR-T has shown in other forms of cancer, which is usually delivered systemically. We believe that our proprietary TRAP technology could provide a potentially safer yet effective method to deliver CAR-T,\u201d said Dr. Steven Quay, CEO of Atossa. \u201cWe believe that TRAP CAR-T, as we are calling this novel approach to adaptive T cell therapy in breast cancer, will provide another approach to breast cancer, and that it may be particularly well-suited for the deadlier forms of breast cancer such as triple-negative.\n\u201cNow that we have developed a foundational intellectual property position with respect to TRAP CAR-T, we intend to continue research and development through partnership with leading investigators, institutions and organizations around the world, bringing Atossa\u2019s technology and expertise in TRAP delivery together with experts in cancer immunology and T cell biology. Multiple studies in both animals and humans have shown that a number of therapeutics can be delivered by the TRAP, intraductal route.\u201d\nExpanded enrollment for eribulin-pembrolizumab combo trial\nTOKYO\u2014Eisai Co. Ltd. in September announced the signing of an agreement with U.S.-based pharma Merck & Co. (known as MSD outside of the United States and Canada) to increase the target number of enrolled patients in a clinical study of its in-house discovered and developed microtubule dynamics inhibitor Halaven (eribulin mesylate) in combination with Merck\u2019s anti-PD-1 therapy Keytruda (pembrolizumab), for the treatment of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC).\nThe decision to expand the target number of enrolled patients is based on favorable interim analysis results of a Phase 1b/2 study (Study 218) of eribulin in combination with pembrolizumab for metastatic TNBC, which is being jointly conducted by Eisai and Merck. The interim analysis results indicated an objective response rate to the combination therapy of 33.3 percent (one patient experienced a complete response and 12 patients experienced a partial response). Additionally, the combination therapy demonstrated similar antitumor activity regardless of whether PD-L1 was expressed or not.\nTriple-negative breast cancer is a type of breast cancer where the cancer cells test negative for expression of estrogen receptors and progesterone receptors, which are both targets for hormone therapy, and negative for expression of HER2 receptors, which are targets for HER2 inhibitors\u2014therefore, triple-negative breast cancer is extremely difficult to treat, and the development of new medicines is necessary.\nStudy 218 is a multicenter, single-arm, open-label Phase 1b/2 clinical study examining the activity and safety of eribulin in combination with pembrolizumab in 95 patients (12 patients for the Phase 1b part, 83 patients for the Phase 2 part) with metastatic TNBC previously treated with zero to two lines of chemotherapy in the metastatic setting.\nEribulin is the first in the halichondrin class of microtubule dynamics inhibitors with a novel mechanism of action. Structurally eribulin is a simplified and synthetically produced version of halichondrin B, a natural product isolated from the marine sponge Halichondria okadai. Eribulin is believed to work by inhibiting the growth phase of microtubule dynamics which prevents cell division. In addition, recent nonclinical studies showed that eribulin is associated with increased vascular perfusion and permeability in tumor cores. Eribulin was first approved in November 2010 in the United States as a treatment for patients with metastatic breast cancer who have received at least two chemotherapeutic regimens for the treatment of metastatic disease.\nEribulin contributes to maintaining or increasing the activity of cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs), which play a leading role in attacking cancer cells, via reduction of immune suppressive Treg cells and M2 tumor macrophages. The anti-PD-1 therapy pembrolizumab maintains or activates CTLs via its immune-checkpoint blockade. Eribulin in combination with pembrolizumab is expected to work synergistically in cancer immunotherapy.\nRadius initiates trial for HR+ breast cancer\nWALTHAM, Mass.\u2014Late September saw Radius Health Inc. announced that the first patient had been enrolled in the company\u2019s Phase 1 study of RAD140, a nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator (SARM) undergoing clinical evaluation for the treatment of hormone receptor-positive (HR+) breast cancer. The clinical trial is designed to evaluate the safety and maximum tolerated dose of RAD140 in approximately 40 patients.\n\u201cThe RAD140 mechanism of action is differentiated from both selective estrogen receptor modulators and selective estrogen receptor degraders. We expect RAD140 to play a broad role in endocrine resistance, including a genetically defined population, in patients with tumors that are resistant to treatment with the current standard of care,\u201d said Dr. Gary Hattersley, chief scientific officer of Radius Health.\nThe Phase 1 clinical trial is a safety and dose-ranging study in approximately 40 patients with progressive metastatic or locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer. In Part A of the trial, postmenopausal women with metastatic HR+ breast cancer will receive escalating doses of RAD140 by oral administration over a period of 28 days. Primary safety outcomes include rate of dose-limiting toxicities, adverse events related to treatment, and tolerability as measured by dose interruptions or adjustments. In addition, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and tumor response will also be evaluated.\n\u201cRAD140 has significant potential to complement future applications of elacestrant (RAD1901) by targeting distinct mechanisms of endocrine resistance,\u201d commented Jesper H\u00f8iland, president and CEO of Radius. \u201cWe will provide additional details in peer-reviewed publications and plan to report results from the trial at upcoming scientific conferences.\u201d\nEmerging clinical data suggest that androgen receptor positivity is associated with favorable clinical outcome in breast cancer. RAD140 selectively targets the androgen receptor and has shown significant preclinical activity in endocrine-resistant models as a single agent and in combination with standard of care.\nApproximately 70 percent of breast cancers are hormone receptor-positive, meaning that they express either estrogen receptors or progesterone receptors. Although some HR+ breast cancers respond to hormone therapies that lower hormone levels or block hormone receptors, these cancers often develop resistance to therapy.\nXoft for breast and skin cancer\nNASHUA, N.H.\u2014iCAD Inc., a provider of advanced image analysis, workflow solutions and radiation therapy for the early identification and treatment of cancer, announced recently that external researchers would present new clinical data supporting the use of the Xoft Axxent Electronic Brachytherapy (eBx) System for the treatment of nonmelanoma skin cancer (NMSC) and early-stage breast cancer during the 2017 American Society for Radiation Oncology meeting in San Diego.\n\u201cWe look forward to the presentation of these compelling new clinical data by leading external researchers that significantly reinforce the benefits that the Xoft System delivers to patients and physicians in the treatment of both early-stage breast cancer and nonmelanoma skin cancer,\u201d said Ken Ferry, CEO of iCAD, prior to his company\u2019s presentation. \u201cOur technology is proven to be safe and effective in appropriate patients, while offering the opportunity to treat a range of cancers using one versatile, integrated system. iCAD remains committed to providing innovative, leading-edge radiation therapies that empower physicians with full confidence to precisely and effectively treat cancer.\u201d\nThe presented data come from a study published in the Journal of Contemporary Brachytherapy comparing the use of the Xoft System and Mohs micrographic surgery.\nBiomarker forecast through 2025\nFrom research and development of new therapeutics to the creation of new diagnostics, biomarkers are a commonly discussed issue around DDNews, and that holds true for oncology as much as\u2014or perhaps more so than\u2014most therapeutic areas we cover.\nIn recognition of that importance, we now share data from Inkwood Research on the global cancer biomarker forecast from 2017 to 2025.\nAccording to Inkwood, this market is anticipated to grow from what was a mark of just over $10 billion in 2016 to a level of nearly $33.1 billion by 2025, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of almost 14.1 percent between 2016 and 2025. The growth of this market is backed by the increasing prevalence of cancer, rising investment in oncology research, technological advancement, increasing use of cancer biomarkers in drug discovery and development and the support of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the development of biomarkers.\nAs Inkwood notes, \u201cBiomarkers act as important molecular signposts of the physiological state of a cell at a specific time. Dynamic genes, their individual protein products and the additional organic elements made by the cell generate these signposts. This is the reason that extensive research is ongoing for cancer biomarkers across the world.\u201d\nCancer is a diverse disease that can originate in different organs and tissues, with each type being associated with different risk factors, thus making biomarkers even more valuable in an area like oncology. Biomarkers have various potential applications in oncology, including risk assessment, screening, differential diagnosis, determination of prognosis, prediction of response to treatment and monitoring of progression of the disease\u2014all of which are not just critical to use of approved treatments but also to the conduct of clinical trials to develop new treatments and new indications for existing ones.\nThe biggest factor hindering the cancer biomarker market relates to the high investments and low benefit-cost ratio associated with the development of cancer biomarkers. There is a high cost involved in developing a cancer biomarker for diagnostic purpose, Inkwood maintains, but a low estimated rate of successful clinical trials of biomarkers.\nInkwood notes that North America is the market leader, expected to reach revenues of $11.4 billion by the end of 2025 (up from $3.7 billion in 2016). India, however, is the fastest-growing market for cancer biomarkers, with a projected CAGR during the 2017-2025 forecast period of just a hair over 17 percent.\nKeeping an eye on IO\nA roundup of recent immuno-oncology news and developments\nWhile we may have started this Cancer Research News feature off with breast cancer-specific topics, one of the most active areas in oncology right now generally speaking is immuno-oncology (IO) and, with that in mind, we have a collection of recent IO stories, beginning with the assertion by business information and analytics provider GlobalData that IO seems destined to become the \u201cfifth pillar\u201d of cancer treatment alongside surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and other targeted treatments.\nThe company\u2019s health team analyzed more than 4,000 clinical trials and more than 800 IO products in Phase 1-3 clinical trials to generate a number of unique actionable insights in their latest report, which is titled \u201cPharma Focus Visual Analysis of Immuno-Oncology Development and Opportunities\u201d and which predominantly focuses on developments in active immunotherapy products based on their molecular targets and molecule types. The team also assessed immune checkpoint modulators together with a total of 18 solid tumor types and eight blood cancers.\nA large selection of treatments within immune-oncology focus on using the immune system to induce an antitumor response, leading to tumor stabilization and potential remission from the disease. These treatments achieve their effects through the inhibition, or blockade, of immune checkpoint proteins such as CTLA-4 and PD-1. PD-(L)1 inhibitors are being rapidly adopted in indications receiving approval due to significant survival benefit and relatively good safety profiles in comparison with other standard-of-care (SOC) treatments.\n\u201cBeyond PD-(L)1 and CTLA-4, 18 other IO targets are currently being explored in Phase 1-3 clinical trials,\u201d noted Maxime Bourgognon, a senior healthcare analyst at GlobalData. \u201cHowever, agents targeting emerging checkpoint targets will not represent a threat to the uptake of existing PD-(L)1 checkpoint modulators, as most agents will be combined with already marketed immune checkpoint modulators.\u201d\nAs GlobalData points out, excitement around the clinical and market potential of IO has been driven by its ability to harness the natural processes of the body\u2019s immune system to search for, examine and eradicate foreign particles. IO teaches the immune system to recognise and destroy cancer cells and thereby enable the body to regain control.\n\u201cThe future of IO looks brighter than ever, and IO drugs are now in a position to compete as monotherapies against traditional SOC chemotherapy regimens in the first line of the metastatic setting,\u201d according to GlobalData. In addition, these treatments have shown efficacy in a wide variety of indications offering a less toxic treatment alternative.\n\u201cDespite all the initial setbacks and challenges in IO, researchers and drug developers have now found innovative ways to successfully augment the immune response against cancer,\u201d said Bourgognon. \u201cIn the near future, it is hoped that the combination of IO agents with other IO agents, targeted therapies, or chemotherapy regimens will lead to improved long-term survival outcomes for even more cancer patients.\u201d\nNCI study identifies essential genes for cancer immunotherapy\nBETHESDA, Md.\u2014A new study identifies genes that are necessary in cancer cells for immunotherapy to work, addressing the problem of why some tumors don\u2019t respond to immunotherapy or respond initially but then stop as tumor cells develop resistance to immunotherapy. The study, from the National Cancer Institute (NCI), was led by Dr. Nicholas Restifo, a senior investigator with NCI\u2019s Center for Cancer Research, with coauthors from NCI, Georgetown University, the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard University, New York University and the University of Pennsylvania. It was published online in Nature on Aug. 7, 2017.\n\u201cThere is a great deal of interest in cancer immunotherapy, especially for patients who have metastatic cancer,\u201d said Restifo. \u201cThe response to immunotherapy can be fantastic, but understanding why some patients don\u2019t respond will help us improve treatments for more patients.\u201d\nCancer immunotherapy relies on T cells, a type of cell in the immune system, to destroy tumors. Restifo and his colleagues have previously shown that the infusion of large numbers of T cells can trigger complete regression of cancer in patients. They and others have also shown that T cells can directly recognize and kill tumor cells. However, some tumor cells are resistant to the destruction unleashed by T cells. To investigate the basis for this resistance, the researchers sought to identify the genes in cancer cells that are necessary for them to be killed by T cells.\nWorking with a melanoma tumor cell line, the researchers used the CRISPR gene editing technology. By knocking out every known protein-encoding gene in the human genome and then testing the ability of the gene-modified melanoma cells to respond to T cells, they found more than 100 genes that may play a role in facilitating tumor destruction by T cells.\nOnce the team identified these \u201ccandidate\u201d genes, they sought additional evidence that these genes play a role in susceptibility to T cell-mediated killing. To this end, they examined data on \u201ccytolytic activity,\u201d or a genetic profile that shows cancer cells are responding to T cells, in more than 11,000 patient tumors from The Cancer Genome Atlas, a collaboration between NCI and the National Human Genome Research Institute\u2014both of which are part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health. They found that a number of the genes identified in the CRISPR screen as being necessary for tumor cells to respond to T cells were indeed associated with tumor cytolytic activity in patient samples.\nOne such gene is called APLNR. The product of this gene is a protein called the apelin receptor. Although it had been suspected to contribute to the development of some cancers, this was the first indication of a role in the response to T cells. Further investigation of tumors from patients resistant to immunotherapies showed that the apelin receptor protein was nonfunctional in some of them, indicating that the loss of this protein may limit the response to immunotherapy treatment.\nDr. Shashank Patel, the first author of the study, said the results show that \u201cmany more genes than we originally expected play a vital role in dictating the success of cancer immunotherapies.\u201d\nThe researchers wrote that this gene list could serve as a blueprint to study the emergence of tumor resistance to T cell-based cancer therapies. Restifo noted that if this set of genes is validated in clinical trials, then this data could eventually lead to more effective treatments for patients, adding: \u201cIf we can truly understand mechanisms of resistance to immunotherapy, we might be able to develop new therapeutics,\u201d he said. \u201cIn fact, in the future, this knowledge could speed the development of a new category of drugs that can circumvent these escape mechanisms of tumor cells and help patients experience complete responses.\u201d\nPresage receives first Mark Foundation grant\nSEATTLE\u2014Presage Biosciences, an oncology company commercializing CIVO, a novel drug development platform to assess drugs and combinations directly in patient tumors, and The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research, an emerging cancer philanthropic organization, recently announced the foundation\u2019s first-ever award\u2014a grant aimed at advancing Presage\u2019s next-generation intratumoral microdosing platform to assess immuno-oncology drug combinations.\n\u201cWe are deeply honored to be the inaugural grant award for The Mark Foundation,\u201d said Dr. Richard Klinghoffer, chief scientific officer of Presage. \u201cDiscovery of effective combinations of immune oncology agents is recognized as key to improving patient outcomes. This project aims to provide a technology to test dozens of potential combinations per patient, with the intent to dramatically accelerate advancement of lifesaving treatments into the cancer clinic.\u201d\nResistance to immune checkpoint inhibition by a majority of patients has led oncology researchers to emphasize drug combinations as a means of combating resistance.\nTraditional means of precision medicine have so far failed to accurately and robustly identify responder patient populations to improve clinical trial outcomes. Unlike static assays such as PD-L1 expression measurement that measure only a patient\u2019s baseline expression of tumor antigens, Presage\u2019s CIVO platform can assess the biology of tumor responses to perturbation by microdoses of multiple different drugs and drug combinations. Importantly, microdoses are administered to the patient\u2019s tumor while the tumor is still in the patient\u2019s body, thus capturing the critical immune microenvironment. This \u201cfunctional precision oncology\u201d approach may be an important complement to existing efforts to understand the differences in patient responses to cancer treatments.\nBoosting immune cell memory\nSAN DIEGO\u2014Vaccines and cancer immunotherapies do essentially the same thing: They boost a person\u2019s immune system, better enabling it to fight an offender, be it microbe or malignancy. Both approaches focus on CD8+ T cells, a type of immune cell that can either kill immediately or commit the offender to \u201cmemory,\u201d providing long-term protection. In mouse experiments, researchers at the University of California San Diego (UC San Diego) School of Medicine have discovered that drugs that activate the cells\u2019 proteasome, or recycling center, tip the balance in favor of memory CD8+ T cells. This approach could be used to improve how well vaccines and immunotherapies work and how long they last.\n\u201cWe already knew that activated CD8+ T cells divide asymmetrically, giving rise to both effector cells and memory cells,\u201d said senior author Dr. John T. Chang, an associate professor at the UC San Diego School of Medicine. \u201cBut we didn\u2019t really know how the unequal segregation of cellular components during CD8+ T cell division affects their fate.\u201d\nUsing mice and cellular models, Chang and team determined that the two different types of CD8+ T cells, effector and memory, differ in their proteasome activity rates. A cell\u2019s proteasome is the cellular machinery that degrades and recycles damaged or unneeded proteins. It\u2019s an essential part of all cells, and researchers recently discovered that manipulating proteasome activity can change cellular function.\nProteasome activators and inhibitors are commercially available. Bortezomib, an anticancer drug used to treat multiple myeloma, inhibits proteasome activity. Chang and team discovered that cyclosporine, an immunosuppressive drug prescribed to organ transplant recipients, activates the proteasome in CD8+ T cells. Additonally, they found that treating CD8+ T cells with cyclosporine early after microbial infection generated twice as many long-lived memory cells as mock-treated controls.\n\u201cWhile so far this work has only been done in mouse cells and experimental models of infection, we envision this approach could one day be used as an adjuvant therapy\u2014a one- or two-dose immune booster given alongside a vaccine or cancer immunotherapy to help the intervention work better and last longer,\u201d Chang said.\nGene mutation bodes well for immunotherapy response\nHOUSTON\u2014A clinical trial conceived and led by MD Anderson Cancer Center investigators showed that metastatic colorectal cancer patients with a specific genetic defect respond well to a common cancer immunotherapy drug.\nAbout 5 percent of patients with metastatic colorectal cancer have a genetic mutation known as DNA mismatch repair deficiency in their tumors. These tumors\u2019 inability to repair a certain type of damage leaves them harboring more DNA mutations, which attract the attention of immune system T cells. This finding suggested that an immunotherapy that frees the immune system to attack by blocking PD1, a protein on T cells that shuts down immune response, could help these patients, according to Dr. Michael Overman, an associate professor of gastrointestinal medical oncology.\nOverman and Dr. Scott Kopetz, also an associate professor of gastrointestinal medical oncology, recommended a targeted clinical trial for these patients to Bristol-Myers Squibb, which makes the PD1 checkpoint inhibitor Opdivo (nivolumab). The results of that trial, published online by Lancet Oncology, showed that 31 percent of patients\u2019 tumors shrank and the rest saw disease progression cease for at least 12 weeks.\n\u201cThat level of response and disease control is unheard of in these heavily pretreated patients, outside of frontline therapy,\u201d Overman says. \u201cBecause the benefit was so dramatic and the responses durable, this therapy was approved by the FDA based on a single-arm study and is now indicated for microsatellite instability-high metastatic colorectal cancer patients in second- or third-line therapy.\u201d\nUp to $5 million for pediatric cancer research\nBETHESDA, Md.\u2014CureSearch for Children\u2019s Cancer announced the application launch for a $2 million to $5 million Catapult Impact Fund Award opportunity. The award will support the advancement of clinical research to improve outcomes for pediatric cancer patients. 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        "raw_content": "Pakistan\u2019s film industry may be languishing in a pit of despair, but our TV industry is flourishing, despite all odds.\nBack in the eighties, under the dictatorship of General Zia-ul-Haq, restrictions on the Arts were similar to Iran under Ayatullah Khomeini. The once vibrant culture of the country, along with the casinos, wine shops and nightclubs, had been clamped shut under the guise of \u2018Islamization\u2019, imported directly from the Wahhabi/Salafist Saudi Arabia. Celebrating the new year (a Western new year, therefore incompatible with our \u2018culture\u2019\u2014but not to the extent that the country switched from the Gregorian to the Islamic calendar) was a matter of great secrecy, and being caught with any kind of alcohol or Western music would have meant extended prison sentences.\nOn TV, women were suddenly covered in swathes of cloth and everything began with a recitation from the Quran. We had one channel, PTV, and one source of news, the 9 o\u2019clock Khabarnama that endlessly extolled the virtues of our dictator/president, Zia-ul-Haq.\n\u201cTanhaiyan\u201c. Via Wikipedia.\nPerhaps, as with Faiz Ahmed Faiz, oppression gives rise to creativity, because some of the best traditions of Pakistani TV shows arose under the most oppressive regime we have ever had. Writers, artists and musicians from the eighties saved this country from madness. PTV, under strict censorship from the government, still managed to produce and present shows that were so popular that the streets would be empty on the nights those shows aired. Weddings that happened to fall on that night of the week were often delayed by hours as guests wouldn\u2019t leave the house until after the show. Zia\u2019s regime also gave rise to some of the finest Urdu satire we have ever seen, with stalwarts like Moin Akhtar, Bushra Ansari and the excellent Anwar Maqsood writing, producing and acting in comedy shows that took secretive, profound digs at our implacable leader.\nAfter Zia\u2019s death (killed in a plane explosion that was rumoured to have killed several CIA bigwigs along with one or two of our generals), when the restrictions we had lived under for 11 years were finally lifted, the habits of that decade lingered. Creativity came out in the open. Schools for the Arts popped up everywhere, and great TV marched on.\nBenazir Bhutto and Mian Nawaz Sharif (cleverly dubbed\u2018BB\u2019, which is a phonetic version of \u2018bibi\u2019, or woman, and \u2018Mian\u2019, literally meaning husband or man) battled for supremacy for eleven long years, with terms lasting as briefly as eighteen months and as long as four years. Each government was dismantled on accusations of massive corruption and ineffectiveness. But it wasn\u2019t, ironically, until another general took over the country, that our media really took off. From 1988, when Zia\u2019s reign ended, to 1999, we had 11 years of spotty \u2018democracy\u2019. The country saw, in quick succession, four governments rise and fall, a destructive game of musical chairs between two of the country\u2019s largest political parties: the PPP (the Pakistan People\u2019s Party), which was Bhutto\u2019s legacy (Bhutto was found guilty of treason and hanged by Zia in 1979. The party was revived by his daughter, Benazir, in 1988) and the IJI (Islami Jamhoori Itehad, better known today as the Pakistan Muslim League \u2013 Nawaz, or PML-N), which was Zia\u2019s legacy. His protege, Nawaz Sharif, carried on the dictator\u2019s Islamization policies with a democratic twist. These were, and are, our two main parties, liberal and conservative.\nOn the fateful night of October 12, 1999, Nawaz\u2019s PML-N had already illegally removed the Supreme Court\u2019s Chief Justice (PML-N members literally stormed the Supreme Court), had brought the country to the brink of default and the dreaded label of a \u2018failed state\u2019 and was pushing a bill through parliament that would have given him the powers and position of \u2018Amir-ul-Momineen\u2019, or \u2018King of all Believers\u2019. The move that actually brought his downfall was to illegally remove the Chief of Army Staff, and attempt to reroute the incoming COAS\u2019s flight to India.\nWhen the coup came, Pakistan still had only two channels, and only one of those carried the news\u2014PTV. Mian and BB had, successfully in their respective terms, suppressed dissent and debate by attacking two of the larger news organisations in the country: Dawn and The News International. They had kidnapped journalists, blocked the import of newsprint, held back and blocked the release of channel licenses that were affiliated with news organizations (one of the country\u2019s most popular channels today, GEO, paid a full staff for eight years while they waited for their license. The editor of The Friday Times, a vocal critic of Nawaz\u2019s government, Najam Sethi, was abducted from his home and returned a full year later. No one knows what happened exactly, but he is now a vocal supporter of Nawaz Sharif), and rumours of blackmail and threats to journalists\u2019 and their families were rife.\nWhen the army, under General Musharraf, took over the country in 1999, BB was already in exile (threatened with cases of corruption filed by Nawaz), and Nawaz faced the courts he had attacked just a few months earlier.\nIt was General Pervaiz Musharraf who finally released the channel licenses held back by the \u2018democratic\u2019 governments, and under the 8 years of his rule, our viewing pleasure jumped from two channels to over 80. Newspapers, national and regional, Urdu and English, multiplied.\nThe Fall and Rise of TV\nConversely, the stellar standards enjoyed by our TV shows plummeted. An industry without experience (outside of PTV who jealously guarded their knowledge), TV took on young blood by the bucketload, hoping they would all learn \u2018on the job\u2019. In a scramble to find content, channels started soaps patterned on Indian TV, all glamour and no substance. They bought shows from Turkey and dubbed them into Urdu. Local production companies cropped up everywhere, but the demand far outweighed supply, and the resulting shows were often sloppy and crass.\nCompetition for ratings among news channels suddenly turned every statement uttered by our politicians (because, unlike Zia\u2019s tenure, Musharraf retained his position as President under a semi-autonomous \u2018democracy\u2019) into \u2018breaking news\u2019. Analysts discovered the joy of on-screen rabble-rousing arguments between opposing parties, and when the time came to take down a \u2018dictator\u2019, they were front and centre in denouncing the very man who gave them their freedom.\nYou can\u2019t keep good Pakistani TV down, however.\nIn more recent years, it turns out that the young blood has actually learned, on the job, to produce more quality and less quantity. With the support of legends such as Sultana Siddiqui (one of the country\u2019s finest directors) and Javed Jabbar (an advertiser-turned-politician, whose daughter, Mehreen Jabbar, is another up and coming director with exemplary credentials), channels devoted purely to entertainment have revived the standards of the eighties. This time, Pakistan has gone global. Shows like \u2018Humsafar\u2019 and \u2018Zindagi Gulzar Hai\u2019 are travelling around the world to Pakistan\u2019s own diaspora and beyond.\nWe\u2019re returning to our glory days, faster than one would have expected, but against the landscape of politics and power-grabs that we live in, it would be impossible not to do so. We have so much, you see, to feed on. Political and social issues are abundant, providing a never-ending stream of ideas to sate our creative minds. If Jon Stewart lived in Pakistan, he would have gone crazy in the first year.\nPakistan\u2019s history reads like a soap opera.\nTake, for instance, the case of Benazir\u2019s son, Bilawal. Benazir was assassinated in December 2007\u2014in itself, a movie waiting to be made. But in a shocking move for a \u2018democratic\u2019 personality, Benazir left her political party, in her will, to her son. Yes, you read that right. The PPP was handed down like personal property to her heir and successor, the 18-year-old Bilawal Zardari, who co-chairs the country\u2019s largest party with his father (also named in the will), Asif Zardari.\nAsif Zardari, in a successful attempt to get out of money-laundering charges against him in Switzerland, had himself declared mentally unstable by a psychiatrist in the US. He was elected President of Pakistan in 2008 and served out a five-year term where we saw inflation rise exponentially and the problems of the country multiply alarmingly.\nNawaz Sharif, who had taken a Saudi-engineered deal to escape prosecution in 1999 that included a twenty-year ban on entering politics and a ten-year ban on returning to Pakistan (he was convicted of hi-jacking the plane carrying our COAS in 1999), returned three years before his ban ended. At the time, the judge who had convicted Nawaz, Iftikhar Chaudhry, was under investigation for corruption and nepotism. In a brilliant play, Nawaz funded and engineered a lawyer\u2019s uprising to restore Iftikhar Chaudhry to his seat as Chief Justice. Not surprisingly, after the dust settled and the \u2018dictator\u2019 had been deposed, the hijacking case quietly went away, as did a number of corruption cases against Nawaz.\nAnd this is all happened over the last eight years. We are currently witnessing a civilian coup in action. Imran Khan (a relatively new entrant into Pakistani politics) has gathered thousands of supporters for an extended sit-in in Islamabad, right in front of Parliament House, to protest rigged elections (2013).\nWhile the entire country knows that the elections were rigged (there are numerous eye-witness accounts to attest to this fact), in the fifteen months that Nawaz has been in power, his government has denied access to polling data and suppressed investigations into the elections. Imran Khan, frustrated over the lack of progress, has refused to accept Nawaz as Prime Minister until an impartial and thorough investigation can be conducted. He\u2019s using people power to make his point.\nHe\u2019s joined by the followers of a cleric, Tahir-ul-Qadri, who is asking Nawaz Sharif and Shahbaz Sharif (Nawaz\u2019s brother and Chief Minister of the country\u2019s largest province, Punjab) to resign from office and for sweeping reforms of the electoral process. His demand comes on the heels of a police-state-like operation that killed 14 of Tahir-ul-Qadri\u2019s supporters. The government has been refusing to file a police report for the deaths of those 14 people, mostly because the report would implicate the Sharif brothers in the murders. As de facto kings of the country, criminal charges could potentially damage their bid to remain in power forever.\nTahir-ul-Qadri\u2019s protesters have not left their positions in 14 days.\nThe government insists this is a protest of no more than 10,000 people\nIt\u2019s been over two weeks since Imran Khan and Tahir-ul-Qadri marched to the capital. The number of people in both camps is growing. Expatriate Pakistanis are flying back into the country to take part in Imran Khan\u2019s protests. Similar protests are sprouting up in other cities around Pakistan. And the government is stalling. In a suicidal (according to analysts) move, Nawaz Sharif temporarily handed over the problem to the army, which invited a backlash from the politicians supporting him. He compounded the error by lying about it on the floor of the Parliament. Nawaz\u2019s tenuous relationship with the army (ironic, since he got his political start under the tutelage of Zia, a military dictator) has worsened over the years because of his vendetta against General Pervaiz Musharraf, which is currently being played out in a trial for treason in the Supreme Court.\nNo Excuse for Creative Apathy\nThis environment of comic politics and sad neglect of social issues is a fertile breeding ground for our artists, for our musicians (check out Shahzad Roy and Strings, both politically-inclined musicians singing about the country), for our writers (stories like Agency Rules and The Prisoner are now making the rounds), for our actors and directors. New movies on the horizon are finally reviving our dormant movie industry. Theatre is witnessing a growth from being the purview of the elite to a much broader audience, with plays actually doing long-term business.\nWith so much material available to us, it would be difficult not to find ideas. Our leaders should be commended for making life so entertaining. Because in the thirty years that I have lived here, I have witnessed the end of one military coup, the enactment of a second, an operation to wipe out pesky opponents (Operation Clean-up in Karachi in the nineties, which ruthlessly murdered over 15,000 political activists\u2014potential opponents of the PPP and PML-N governments), an uprising by the legal community to reinstate a corrupt judge to the highest judicial office in the land, the return of Asif Zardari (known popularly as Mr. Ten-percent, his standard fee for any and every public and private venture in the country, which he enforced through intimidation. He was husband to the Prime Minister at the time), suicide bombings, drone attacks, cross-border antics with India (whose relentless construction of illegal dams block our supply of water from Occupied Kashmir. We fought a small war with them in Kargil in 1998. It\u2019s pretty well-known), and becoming a nuclear power.\nIt\u2019s a miracle we aren\u2019t all writing about politics, because the potential for satire, conspiracy theories and outrageous plot twists is endless. Nothing in our fiction matches the realities of Pakistan. No character we could create would outdo the politicians of the land. No dialogue our imaginations could conceive would ever match the audacity and brashness of our journalists and media personalities.\nIf our creative population languishes in obscurity, it will be because of an overload of ideas, not a dearth. If you\u2019re ever stuck for ideas, I would recommend researching Pakistan\u2019s history (any decade will do). We\u2019ve seen it all.\nWIP Blog Challenge\nA fascinating insider\u2019s view of the political shenanigans in Pakistan, Natasha, although perhaps shenanigans isn\u2019t quite the right word as it has a more innocent implication than murder, bribery, sleaze and corruption on such a scale.\nI can\u2019t imagine the mentality it takes to behave in this way \u2013 as if there will never be a reckoning. Basically as far as I can see, it\u2019s a criminal mentality, and criminals are predators without empathy or compassion.\nInteresting how the creative impulse can\u2019t be exterminated despite all efforts, and endeavours to suppress free expression only results in a greater flourishing of the thing they seek to suppress, which is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.\nThanks, Teagan. This is just the tip of the iceberg. A neat skimming of the depths of depravity to which our politics have sunk. As you say, the problem is that none of these people are accountable. 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        "raw_content": "A year ago I bought the device in a large company that sells cell phones. At that time I intended to buy a cell phone, not a communicator. The store salesman and consultant for several minutes I ran to get no cell phone, and PDA. I listened to advice, especially since the arguments in favor of purchasing this device have been convincing. I was told to me about the following to say: manufacturers of mobile phones are not interested in that would produce phones that will last more than a year, so do not buy mobile phone as secure as it was several years ago. But communicator \u2013 this thing is solid! I bought the Nokia 6300 Communicator. And what was my surprise when this \"safe\" thing is out of service three weeks after purchase.\nWith technology, I always handled with care, telephone, during his use has never dropped her, the program has not changed, ie No changes to the software have been made. Warranty card let me give the phone to be repaired free of charge. In the service center for a few days phone repaired. When you receive a phone he had removed all the data, and as I was told to re-set the operating system, citing failures in some applications. Approximately 3 months later appeared again problems, and again I took the device in a service center.\nHaving defended a couple of hours in the queue, I was told that the problem may not be in the phone, and with sim-card or c battery. I had to insist on his own. I passed over the device in repairs had to wait a week until it is recovered. Childrens Defense Fund: the source for more info. Like all good, everything works, no crashes, but it went up to a point. Problems have arisen now uzhu not three months after the first repair, and the second week after the second repair. Tired of walking to the service center and, realizing the futility of this activity, I decided to contact ExpressGSM, so they did repair Nokia. Ad found on the Internet. Company in the market for repairs Cell phones are more than 8 years, decided to include the device there. When I was diagnostic device. Issues for which there were periodic failures in the devices were more serious than I thought. And they were not associated with the failure of the operating system of the communicator, I'm told the warranty service \u2013 the heart, and with its technical side. It turns out the two previous repairs, just a consequence of failure was removed, and the cause was not identified. Phone repaired as soon as possible. Since then, the device is working properly, claims to repair the device I have, on the contrary I am glad I trusted repair phone just to specialists in this company. They coped with it admirably.\nAuthor ClaricePosted on April 25, 2018 Categories GeneralTags communications, Mobile\nThe earthquake has affected the East coast of the country. The epicenter of the tremor is located in the town of Mineral, Virginia. Reports of structural damage have not received. An earthquake of 5.9 magnitude on the Richter scale was recorded Tuesday in the Washington area, came to sit in New York and Toronto, and forced to evacuate, the Pentagon, the Capitol and the White House. The earthquake, which the United States (USGS) Geological Institute had initially estimated a magnitude of 5.8, was detected to the 13.51 local time (19.51 Spanish time) with an epicentre located at a depth of 6 miles. Seismographs of the USGS detected the quake at the geographic coordinates 37.875 North and 77.908 West. The epicenter was 15 kilometers south of the city of ore (Virginia) and 54 kilometers northeast of this state capital, Richmond. The earthquake was also felt in North Carolina and in Washington DC, the capital of the country, where employees of official buildings as the Capitol and the White House have been evacuated, according to confirmed sources of the secret service.\nOfficials of the Pentagon, whose facilities are located on the outskirts of Washington, already in the State of Virginia, were also evacuated. As it was confirmed by the White House, the earthquake was also felt in Martha s Vineyard in Massachusetts (United States), where the President of the country, Barack Obama is on vacation. Control towers evacuated the control towers of the international airports of John F. Kennedy and Newark, giving service to the city of New York, were also evacuated after the earthquake. The tremor was felt in New York, where the Fire Department confirmed that it has received no reports of damage structural in the buildings of the city, although Yes there has been a large volume of calls from citizens. Source of the news: A magnitude 5.9 earthquake forces to evict the Pentagon and the Capitol in Washington\nAuthor ClaricePosted on April 25, 2018 May 14, 2018 Categories GeneralTags news-articles, noticias-actualidad, sports\nBut recently, your office has moved, and now you get to work 2 hours, then you\u2019re doing long ago ceased to please you, once interesting and exciting task turned into a monotonous routine, wages for the past 3 years, raised in 5000 rubles, and even appeared in a department colleague, that you pass does not, picks quarrels, nagging and poisons you every day, nothing but nerves and irritation \u2026 the only thing that remains of the most important things for you \u2013 it\u2019s official employment, and you share the values of the company. So, out of 7 factors that are vital to job satisfaction, by your assessment of \u201cbad\u201d were 5. And then what? Why you\u2019re not looking for another job? Or look for it too sluggish, \u201cfor show\u201d, so as not to have taken a final decision. Boy Scouts of America can provide more clarity in the matter. Or maybe the whole thing just in the very unimportant seven factors that you ranked from 8 to 14? In a fit of deep frustration, you start thinking that is ready to write a letter of resignation, but \u2026.\nSuddenly you remember that \u201cthere still schedule a convenient, no one I particularly do not control: I delayed, and on another day to go before I can come to 11 \u201c- a graph in front of the face gets a leader who at one time around you have taught, supported, gives a certain measure of freedom \u2013 the identity of the head, and indeed, takes pride in, when you think that our company has \u201cbuilt a whole city\u201d or \u201cafter all, construction / trade / services \u2013 this is mine\u201d \u2013 the sector, and now recall that work here \u2013 \u201cdo not hit a lying,\u201d there is time and drink tea, and with colleagues to chat \u2013 the load, and what social package! (Never mind that you only enroll in fitness, but do not go there, that last year you used the LCA a time that one well, the smell of cheap grace is the power corporate dining room you\u2019re sick.) Finally, a stable yet \u2026 And the decision to change jobs is postponed indefinitely. And we continue to walk, ache, suffer, be ill, and sprinkle the bile, but to abandon such \u2018tempting Plus\u2019, which is not even among the top seven important factors for us (!), we can not. Or maybe you have a different situation? The basic seven parameters you mentioned \u201cgood\u201d, but that do not give you more peace? In this case all is even simpler: the fact that important to you, you completely (or almost completely) satisfied, and the little things you just close your eyes. You will never find a job where all 14 parameters can be noted as \u201cgood\u201d, it means that you never will be completely satisfied with their work. So is it worth to change the work that satisfies you on all important parameters for you to complete the unknown or the same in terms of work? The main thing in making such a decision is not complicate and not to rely on the general impression is deceptive. For each decision must have information in this case, the main thing \u2013 to understand what is really important to you. Analyze all, decide and act!\nAuthor ClaricePosted on April 19, 2018 May 14, 2018 Categories GeneralTags career, The work of\nOvary Polycystic\nFrequently women with syndrome of Polycystic ovaries (PCOS) intrigue them to know how it affects fertility, whether they can or not pregnant and there are risks. Be diagnosed with this type of cysts in the ovaries can leave the light symptoms such as HIRSUTISM, which is when it occurs hairs on the face and legs, oily skin, acne, weight gain, depression, in cases chronic Anovulation with loss of menstruation of infertility, relating largely to the over-production of hormones androgenitas is given. It is common in young women, these types of cysts in the ovaries are given without distinction of races and in their treatment may be indicated to encourage the control of hormones such as insulin to lose some kilos. Metformin is a drug which is used in addition to contraceptives that can stop the presence of male traits that settle to suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome. Some experts mentioned, are mostly benign; but it is important that the medical review if the symptoms are long term and you can through the removal of the tissue determine whether it is cancer. Symptoms should not be extended for more than 3 months, pelvic pain can give notice that the cysts have been increasing in size and its hardness and volume caused by torque in its stem, or pressure on the fallopian tubes, making that if is complicate, the fallopian tubes should be removed along with the uterus matrix.\nThe hormonal problems is the basics for not resorting to surgery, since when there are cysts on the ovaries, it can also be functional type, i.e. those which may be formed by the same hormonal reasons, before the term of ovulation, as accumulation of fluid within the follicles found in each ovary, and stay for long without being noticed even after yearsHe suffered before since they are only autoeliminan. Want to know how to treat ovarian cysts in a non-intrusive way? Please Click here to read about a method that you can eliminate the symptoms in as little as 12 hours. Original author and source of the article.\nAuthor ClaricePosted on April 19, 2018 May 21, 2018 Categories GeneralTags home page, news\nMagic Wealth Formula\nYou see, everyone has the same function, so each person can do everything. Let me explain. We all have the same function: the tycoon has a head and we have, legs, hands, all parts of the body. The difference is that All rich people are straining the most important organ is the brain. Yes, the brain is also considered a body and it should be and need to pump, pump all the innovative methods. How to do it? It's no secret, and not when it was not just in our day very much not the right garbage on the Internet and other media which interfere know the truth.\nThe truth about what all is possible. I'll share with you the magic formula of wealth. It's not a secret. And you know it, too, on a subconscious level, You just forgot it. And so, what is needed and should be done: everything is very easy to use two characters, the Chinese alphabet 'yarit' and 'x'.\nAnd all that is required of you. Indeed to achieve something must be laid out on fullest. Just because money does not come to you, it is necessary to develop in several areas all the time, and improve. Where can I get themes and resources? That is another question, the main desire of desire. And remember the first time that there is not obtained. Everything comes gradually and evenly, depending on how many resources you invest. Good luck \u2026 Great resource that will help you find where to start to earn both online and in everyday Life is. Come and be a way I want, because all is possible! PS If you do not change directions you probably will come back where you started. So pomenya it now and then it will be too late.\nAuthor ClaricePosted on April 18, 2018 June 17, 2018 Categories GeneralTags business, Business on the Internet\nPhotomontage With Help Of Photoshop\nNow nobody will be surprised photo forgeries, in other words, mounted photographs, and before these cards are proudly showed friends, telling: \"It's me with Alla Borisovna, as here, to love, with yourself Dima Bilan. A how hodilo stories about vicious blackmailer who used the photos as evidence incriminating her husband and threatened to show pictures of his wife, captured him in cheerful company. Now, however, to distinguish the original from the photomontage are not always able to even a professional photographer. So what to say about us, ordinary fans. All have become accustomed to a tempting offer photofinishing: \"your shot with the movie star\", \"you in the most beautiful corners of the globe\" and so on. Here we decided at this tutorial to help you learn the basic secrets of this highly profitable at the time of art and learn how to use the Photoshop in a few not too complicated steps to build a \u2026 Mount the snapshot or The main task of creating a photomontage consider the main problem faced by fotomontazher. Removing unnecessary items from the photo.\nIt might be defective photographs strangers accidentally trapped in a frame things no way combined with the design of the photographer. Compositional changes. It happens that a good quality picture (an interesting view, good lighting, sufficient sharpness) does not hold in composite attitude. In particular, sometimes the photographer seeks to capture the shot once all because of what the center will not be filled, and interesting objects will be placed at the edges. And sometimes when people want to weigh against any attractions, they are simply lost, because we obtain very finely. Others who may share this opinion include CDF.\nAnd such examples are the hundreds. Combining multiple photos. This problem \u2013 one of the most common darkroom. At the same time we want to do one of these actions. Move to one shot, several people from different photos, for example myself and my favorite actor. lodge themselves amidst beautiful scenery. Delete unwanted people from photos, moving to their place any other items from another picture. Create a collage for a child under the title 'My favorite children's garden', to build students' photos' My issue 'or to create for guests gay group picture at a birthday party. In general, there is no limit imagination. But before you start Photoshop, let's see what tools we need. Tools vydeleniya.Pozhaluy, most of the time we use precisely these tools because we have correctly and accurately separate different objects. And the job \"fotomontazhnika\" mainly lies in the allocation of parts of different photographs and combining them into one. Tools cloning. They will help to eliminate unnecessary details and paste a copy of the required elements. Most often they are used to remove unnecessary items from the photo. Working with layers. Previously, we used layers only as a \"reserve airfield\" for storing copies of base images to be able to return to it, for example, after an unsuccessful tone correction. Indeed, work with layers \u2013 the foundation of all Photoshop-building. Working with masks. It goes hand in hand with the tasks of selection, the importance of which has already been said. As you know, to succeed must have good knowledge and skill to apply all the re-numerical tools. When the story about the different I discuss examples of photomontage and theoretical aspects.\nAuthor ClaricePosted on April 13, 2018 Categories GeneralTags hobbies & crafts, Photos and video\nIn the residence of I roof Leshe leaves pra to see what to be happening, therefore he perceives that something you the wrong one soon appraises one something in its front all covered as it was very dark Leshe cries out who age, then it says ' I came searchs-lo' Leshe soon speaks that it does not know of what it to be saying and attack it more are surprised by another being that defends its blow it plays the first one in the distance to be if it approaches and with its it says something in the ear of Leshe that soon it faints, when wakes up if it comes across with an enormous name ' it comes until mim' Leshe ignores it more after this never was the same another day Leshe had a strange behavior with its eyes catching fire goes in direction the exit of the village soon its irmozinho cries out stops Leshe more nothing happens when entering in the front for and played in the distance beating to the head soon its father it arrives and it tries to wake up it and he is died for its proper son some soldiers and alerted therefore all they are died when trying to stop it after this Leshe of the protector of the village started to be hunted by being a threat the world. It passed if time Stops with ten years if pra prepares pra to take the position of avatar more to be able it to wake up it and necessary to learn the twelve to be able main of the world the rejection.. . Professor of Internet Governance may find it difficult to be quoted properly.\nAuthor ClaricePosted on April 13, 2018 Categories GeneralTags history",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Mission, unity and women bishops\nMission, unity and women bishops\nMany in the Church of England were relieved when, on 9 July 2012, General Synod agreed to adjourn the debate on women bishops. A last-minute change diluting proposed legislation allowing women bishops had deeply dismayed many supporters of women\u2019s ordination.\nIf the amended proposal had been put to the vote, there was a strong possibility that it would not have got the two-thirds majority required, resulting in a delay of years before the matter could be considered again. The House of Bishops, which had made the change after a vast majority of dioceses had agreed the draft legislation, will discuss the matter further and hopefully bring a more acceptable proposal back to the next Synod gathering.\nSpace for opponents\nEven after the Church of England accepted that, in principle, all forms of ministry should be open to both men and women, change proceeded very slowly out of consideration for those who were opposed. These include some conservative evangelicals and Anglo-Catholics, though many other evangelicals and Anglo-Catholics are in favour. Over the years, as more churchgoers witnessed the ministry of women deacons and priests and came to believe that the Holy Spirit was at work there, opposition further declined.\nIt is not of course, always easy to be part of a small minority on any theological issue, and there are genuine practical challenges for those still unwilling to accept that women might be ordained. Yet attempts have been made to create space for them.\nThe proposals for women bishops which had been discussed by dioceses had already contained generous concessions to the minority of congregations still opposed to women\u2019s ordination. Parishes are already allowed to opt out of being ministered to by women clergy if they request this. In future, if their bishop were a woman, she would have to delegate her responsibilities in that parish to a male bishop.\nThis may seem extraordinary to those outside the church. In an ordinary workplace, if an employee refused on principle to work under a female manager, he would not be treated with sympathy and given the assurance that a man would be delegated to supervise him instead. If faith groups claim to be especially holy, outsiders might think, surely they should be even more sensitive to the hurt, distortion of human relationships and damage to the psyche that result from discrimination of any kind?\nSome non-churchgoers know that, even in the deeply patriarchal world of two thousand years ago, Jesus called and empowered women as well as men, including as witnesses of the resurrection. To them, it may seem all the more baffling that, in today\u2019s world, churches often lag behind the wider community in treating women justly.\nIndeed, male priests opposed to women\u2019s ordination are in the privileged position that their own priesthood is generally accepted, while they themselves can (and sometimes do) claim that the ministry of some of their fellow-clergy is not valid. While some try hard to be reasonable and work harmoniously with those they disagree with, others are more confrontational.\nHowever, in the interests of unity, to uphold freedom of conscience, and out of consideration for those who still believe that the Bible or tradition forbid women\u2019s ordained ministry, there has been broad agreement so far about allowing parishes to opt out. Nor are opponents of women\u2019s ordination confined to leading such churches: they are still sometimes appointed as archdeacons or bishops with authority over inclusive congregations and women priests.\n\u201cTheological convictions\u201d\nFor various reasons, some clearer than others, this has not fully satisfied those who do not want women bishops. In trying to make the proposals more acceptable to them, the House of Bishops brought in the controversial amendment. This was aimed at making sure that, where male clergy minister to a parish which has asked for this, \u201cthe exercise of ministry by those bishops and priests will be consistent with the theological convictions as to the consecration or ordination of women which prompted the issuing of the Letter of Request\u201d (to quote a Church of England news release).\nBut this is deeply problematic, for various reasons. It not only further undermines women and inclusive men but also involves a sharp break with church tradition, in which a bishop serves all congregations in a geographical area, even if they differ theologically.\nAs Affirming Catholicism put it, \u201cthe idea that parishes should have statutory authority to demand specific provision of oversight according to particular theological views is a dangerous precedent to be setting, both for the Church of England and for the Anglican Communion as a whole.\u201d The amendment \u201craises significant questions about the credibility of the Church of England\u2019s insistence on the historic episcopate as one of the bases for our ecumenical relationships\u201d and \u201ccalls into question the catholic nature of the ecclesiology of the Church of England.\u201d\nIn the view of these Anglo-Catholics, shared by some others in the Church of England, though \u201cprovision must be made for those who cannot accept the sacramental ministry of ordained women... this cannot be at further cost to the ecclesiological integrity of the Church of England.\u201d\nOn grounds of mission, of deep importance to evangelicals and many others, the amendment also poses significant problems.\nReform, one of the groups campaigning against women\u2019s ordination, names the Rev Angus MacLeay as the Chairman of its trustees. He and his curate at St Nicholas, Sevenoaks, hit the national news headlines in 2010.\nTo quote the Guardian report:\nA vicar has caused outrage among his congregation after urging women to \"be silent\" and \"submit\" to their husbands...\n[H]e said women should \"not speak\" if asked a question that could be answered by their husbands and should \"submit to their husbands in everything\"...\nMacLeay's words were too difficult to swallow for the dozens of women who cancelled direct debit subscriptions to the Anglican church and vowed not to return.\nMeanwhile, the Daily Mail described how:\nThe apparent lack of obedience of \u2018modern women\u2019 was blamed for the high divorce rate. In a sermon entitled \u2018Marriage and women\u2019 last Sunday, curate Mark Oden, told the congregation at St Nicholas Church in Sevenoaks, Kent: \u201cWe know marriage is not working.\n\u201cWe only need to look at figures \u2013 one in four children have divorced parents. Wives, submit to your own husbands.\u201d\nIt is understood some women parishioners \u2013 and even their husbands \u2013 have vowed never to attend the church again.\nFeeling driven out of one\u2019s church in such circumstances can be deeply hurtful, and it cannot be guaranteed that those in such a situation will find a more welcoming place to worship which is accessible to them, or even feel psychologically ready to try. It may be particularly difficult for parents and godparents who do not want their children exposed to teaching which they believe is profoundly morally wrong.\nMany opponents of women\u2019s ordination as bishops are not nearly as extreme. But, if those who are may be entitled to a bishop with the same theological convictions, it is not hard to imagine the headlines that may follow \u2013 and the impact on the church\u2019s ministry and mission.\nIndeed, there is evidence that churches\u2019 perceived attitude to women is already a significant factor in the decline in Christian belief and practice in England in recent decades. In 2008, University of Derby sociologist Kristin Aune pointed out that churches had on average lost 50,000 women worshippers per annum over the past twenty years, over a million in total, and identified various reasons. These included attitudes to gender, which put many young women with egalitarian values off Christianity.\nIn contrast, in 2010 Professor Leslie J Francis of the University of Warwick and other researchers found that dioceses with a higher proportion of women clergy tended to grow more or decline less in numbers: \u201con the average, the better performing dioceses had the highest proportions of female clergy.\u201d\nWomen\u2019s ordained ministry can encourage all believers, male and female, in their calling as members of a \u201croyal priesthood\u201d (1 Peter 2.9) witnessing to God\u2019s marvellous and transforming love, and a community in which barriers of ethnicity and gender are broken down in Christ (Galatians 3.28).\nWhat can bishops do?\nIn 2010, after compromise proposals had been laboriously drawn up by a working party, archbishops moved a last-minute amendment to try to please opponents of women becoming bishops. This fell because it would have seriously undermined the ministry of these bishops and church order, but this led to disappointment among opponents. The latest attempt by senior clergy to intervene on their behalf again raised expectations, and when this failed, it fuelled a sense of victimisation which had increasingly taken hold.\nMany now speak as if they have been persecuted and denied a place in the Church of England. This in turn may have intensified frustration among campaigners for inclusion, who may feel that the concessions they have made have been treated as if they count for nothing.\nTo the credit of Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, he was apologetic about the bishops\u2019 failure to realise the \u201churt and offence\u201d that might result from their amendment. If senior clergy wish to move the Church of England forward to a place where agreement can be reached, it may be helpful for them to shift away from continually attempting to appease opponents of allowing women bishops by making the proposals more and more discriminatory.\nPerhaps, while being sensitive to the feelings of hurt among those adamantly opposed to women bishops, they might try to make common cause with the more moderate among them in publicly recognising the concessions that have already been made. Those bishops who really do want the church to be open to women\u2019s ministry at all levels could also do more to affirm women\u2019s ministry publicly and make the case for why allowing women to be bishops would be good.\nBoth deeper listening and clearer leadership are needed in affirming a vision of an inclusive, mission-oriented church open to the promptings of the Holy Spirit.\n(c) Savi Hensman is a widely published Christian commentator on political, religious, Christian and specifically Anglican affairs. She is an Ekklesia associate.\nKeywords:women bishops | mission | Gender | church of england | christian unity",
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        "raw_content": "How independent is the British Museum from the British Government?\nPosted By Matthew On November 28, 2010 @ 1:19 pm In British Museum | 2 Comments\nWhen asked about returning the Parthenon Marbles, the British Museum likes to fall back on the arument that they couldn\u2019t do so without a change in the law \u2013 making it a matter for the government. Yet at the same time, the government indicates that the issue is one for the trustees of the British Museum.\nThe government would like you to believe that the British Museum is entirely independent of government \u2013 the reality though is that the two are closely tied together \u2013 seeing the British Museum as a completely separate entity that is in complete control of all decisions is an inaccurate understanding of things. This is evidenced here, by the fact that (for whatever peculiar reasons) the British Museum can\u2019t access large amounts of its own money because it is being with held by the government.\nTreasury withholds museum donations\nBritish Museum is denied access to \u00a342.5m of its own cash\nBy Martin Bailey | From issue 218, November 2010\nPublished online 5 Nov 10 (News)\nLONDON. UK national museums, including the British Museum and the National Gallery, have found it difficult to access over \u00a350m donated by philanthropists, because of Treasury regulations. These are funds from donations and bequests which went into museums\u2019 financial reserves and later fell under government control.\nThe scale of the potential problem is enormous, since the reserves for all national museums total \u00a3285m. The museums have not publicised the difficulty, fearing that this might rock the boat during delicate discussions with government.\nIn last month\u2019s spending review there was a little noticed concession. It has now been agreed that national museums can have access to half their reserves, that is \u00a3143m.\nThe problem results from Treasury restrictions introduced a few years ago which cover all government-funded bodies. This had an unintended consequence on museums (which raise much of their income from donors), since they found that reserves could only be spent with Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) approval. This has only been granted if it fell within spending limits imposed by the Treasury on DCMS and its funded bodies.\nLast year the British Museum wanted to use reserves to help fund its \u00a3135m World Conservation and Exhibitions Centre. Trustees allocated \u00a342.5m from the museum\u2019s own resources, much of it from the sale of property. DCMS then told them that the Treasury had not agreed to allow the money to be spent, and on 18 November 2009 museum chairman Niall FitzGerald unsuccessfully lobbied the then culture minister Margaret Hodge.\nThe British Museum still does not have permission to use \u00a342.5m of its own money for its major expansion project. This is putting the museum in a most difficult situation.\nWhen the National Gallery was fundraising for Titian\u2019s Diana and Actaeon, 1556-59, its trustees allocated \u00a311.5m from its reserves in 2009-10 and 2010-11 towards their half of the \u00a350m joint purchase with the National Galleries of Scotland. The National Gallery\u2019s financial plan says this money had been \u201caccumulated over many years principally from generous bequests\u201d.\nInitially the Treasury responded that the National Gallery could not use its reserves. DCMS did its best to assist, and discovered that one of its bodies had underspent, allowing leeway for the National Gallery to tap its reserves. Without this, the purchase from the Duke of Sutherland might not have gone ahead.\nIn 2008 National Maritime Museum trustees decided to spend \u00a33.5m from its reserves on gallery refurbishments, but this was blocked by DCMS. On 17 September 2008 the trustees recorded that \u201cwith no access to its reserves the museum will not be able to deliver the exhibitions or gallery renewal it has planned\u201d. They viewed this with \u201cgreat concern as it significantly reduces their own independence as trustees and may well deter donors\u201d. It could even be construed that the Treasury is \u201cacting as a shadow trustee\u201d.\nDCMS later agreed that the maritime museum could spend just \u00a3300,000 in the current financial year out of the \u00a33.5m earmarked for gallery refurbishment.\nSince the reserves issue was identified a few years ago, most national museums have avoided difficulties with new donations by drawing funds in the year in which they are required (as is happening with Sammy Ofer\u2019s \u00a320m donation for the National Maritime Museum extension), or encouraging gifts to be paid into separate charitable accounts. The main problem lies with donations and bequests which were given before the new regulations.\nDCMS has backed the museums, and has taken up the issue with the Treasury. The fear is that the reserves problem will deter donors\u2014at a time when the government wants to encourage private philanthropy and museums need extra funding because of cuts in grant in aid.\nAlthough in theory museums should now have access to half their \u00a3285m of reserves, DCMS has not yet told them how the new system will actually work.\nMichael Dixon, chairman of the National Museum Directors\u2019 Conference and director of the Natural History Museum, welcomes the announcement in the spending review, although \u201cthe detail of how this will be managed with individual institutions has yet to be finalised.\u201d\nURL to article: http://www.elginism.com/british-museum/how-independent-is-the-british-museum-from-the-british-government/20101128/3306/\n[1] The Art Newspaper: http://www.theartnewspaper.com/articles/Treasury+withholds+museum+donations/21790",
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The Ninth Circuit concluded that the district court erred by striking a declaration at the class certification stage because district courts cannot \u201cdecline to consider evidence solely on the basis that the evidence is inadmissible at trial.\u201d Id. at 10.\nJudge Decertifies Class Based on Plaintiffs\u2019 Differing Accounts of Their Responsibilities\nThose who follow developments in wage and hour class actions know that challenges to the exempt status of assistant managers are quite common.\nThink A Class Is Certified? Not So Fast... Second Circuit Affirms Decertification of Class Even After Jury Verdict, Overturning Jury Award\nThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit recently held that district courts can decertify a class after a jury verdict but before entry of final judgment. In Mazzei v. Money Store, 2016 U.S. App. LEXIS 12994 (2d Cir. 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The scope of permissible discovery under Rule 26 will no longer be defined as \u201creasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.\u201d Amended Rule 26(b)(1) will instead require discovery to be proportional to the needs of the case. Parties may obtain discovery that is relevant to any party\u2019s claim or defense and proportional to the needs of the case, with consideration of the following five factors: (1) the importance of the issues at stake in the action; (2) the parties\u2019 relative access to relevant information; (3) the parties\u2019 resources; (4) the importance of the discovery in resolving the issues; and (5) whether the burden or expense of the proposed discovery outweighs its likely benefit.\nWhen It Comes To Pre-Certification Class Discovery, Don\u2019t Give Away (More Than) The Store\nMany employers who are familiar with class actions know that merits-based discovery is generally impermissible before a class has been certified. 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        "raw_content": "For a guy who works with a bunch of dummies, Jeff Dunham is brilliant.\nThe Jeff Dunham Identity Crisis Tour 2010 stops at the Spokane Arena at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Feb. 17. This master ventriloquist brings his trademark comedy routine along with puppets that are more famous than Dunham himself. He's has appeared on every late-night talk show and TV shows ranging from \"30 Rock\" to \"Sonny With A Chance.\" He also has had several specials on Comedy Central. Tickets for tonight's performance are still available. They cost $42.50 each and are at the Spokane Arena box office and available through Tickets West at www.ticketswest.com or 800-325-SEAT.\nI don't think we're in the 1930s anymore, Toto.\n\"The Wizard of Oz\" will be on the screen, and the Spokane Symphony will be in the spotlight when \"Oz With Orchestra\" hits the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 20 and 21. The show features remastered clips of this timeless classic movie, first shown in 1939, and a full symphony orchestra will play new transcriptions of Harold Arlen's brilliant lost scores. Conducted by Morihiko Nakahara, the performances start at 8 p.m. Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $54, $42, $36 and $27 and are available through the Fox box office, at 1001 W. Sprague, or by calling 509-624-1200. Tickets also are available through Tickets West at www.ticketswest.com or 800-325-SEAT.\nGetting tickets to The Commodores may not be Easy Like Sunday morning.\nSeventies funk-and-soul band The Commodores bring their hits from the Disco era to the Northern Quest Resort & Casino at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20. 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Advance tickets are $40 for the front row, $25 for the gold circle and $18 otherwise. On the days of shows, ticket prices go up $2 each. For tickets, go to the Spokane Arena box office or go to Tickets West at www.ticketswest.com or 800-325-SEAT.\nSpinning is just the beginning at the Coeur d'Alene Casino.\nThe Acrobats of Hebei China which are scheduled to perform on Sunday, February 21, out at the Coeur d'Alene Casino Resort Hotel has sold out. So, hurry fast and get your tickets to the next event on March 25, Live Professional Boxing at The House of Fury. Visit www.cdacasino.com for more information.\nThe morning show goes prime time.\nThe Canadian Mist Bob and Tom Comedy All-Star Tour, inspired by the Bob and Tom Show that plays on The Peak 105.7 FM from 5-9 a.m. each morning, goes from the airwaves to the main stage for two shows Saturday, Feb. 20, one at 7 p.m. and another at 9:45 p.m. The Bing Crosby Theater will host the evening of laughs, which will feature a variety of great comedians. Tickets are $30.50 each and are at the Bing box office starting two hours before the event or in advance through Tickets West at www.ticketswest.com or 800-325-SEAT.\nWorks From The Heart might work on your walls.\nThe Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture's 25th Annual Works From The Heart Contemporary Art Auction is from 4-9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20. New pieces from local and regional artists will be on the auction block, with proceeds going to the MAC's art-acquisition fund and its art education department. Quick-draw artists will be on hand to make art on the spot, and live music will be played. A buffet will be set up with food from Taste Cafe and Feast Catering, with desserts from Madeleine's Cafe and Patisserie. The auction is at the museum, located at 2316 W. First in Browne's Addition, but the art that's up for auction will be on display from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday at the Davenport Gallery, in the Davenport Hotel. Tickets to Works From the Heart are $75, by advance reservation only. For tickets, call 509-456-3931.\nGonzaga is stringing together some Monday night fun.\nThe Gonzaga University Symphony Orchestra will perform its third concert of the season at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 22, at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox. Tickets are $9 for adults, or $7 for seniors and for students who attend a school other than Gonzaga. The concert is free to GU students and staff, and buses will shuttle people to and from campus for the concert. 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There's a great opportunity to became a member while taking in some eclectic local live music when Platform Booking presents a KYRS benefit show featuring alt-rock band La Cha-Cha, spastic math-rock duo Cyrus Fell Down, indie-rock crew The Toy Garden, indie-acoustic rogues Matthew Winters and Ruben Villarreal, hip-hop artist Quiz, and DJ Likes Girls. The concert starts at 9 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20, at Sunset Junction, 1801 W. Sunset Blvd. Suggested donation: $5.\nHaiti Benefit Concert - There's more goodwill music action happening this week with a show donating all proceeds to the Red Cross efforts to help Haiti. Local bands on the bill include ska-poppers Green Light Go, along with Jazz, 4 Card, and V, at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20 at Empyrean Coffee House, 171 S. Washington. Cost: Donations welcome.\nCrimson Resolve CD Release - Spokane alt-rock quartet Crimson Resolve drops its new EP at a CD release party with Flying Mammals, The Sweetest Affair and Act One Scene One at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 23, at Empyrean Coffee House, 171 S. Washington. Cost: $5, free EP with admission.\nFor music events, mp3s, artist profiles and more, visit thesomshow.com.\nHot Latin bands drum up support for cancer fund.\nThe Congas 4 Cancer benefit features two of the Inland Northwest's hottest Latin bands playing in an effort to drum up support for the Carlos Vigil Latin Dance for Cancer Fund. The event kicks off at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 21, at Players & Spectators, at 12828 E. Sprague. Son Dulce takes the stage first, and the group Milonga will play a set starting at 6:30 p.m. Admission is $20. For more information, go to www.carlosvigil.blogspot.com.\nBeer is good for PR.\nThe Greater Spokane chapter of the Public Relations Society of America is hosting its SUDS for Scholarship fundraiser from 4-6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 18, at the Steam Plant Grill, at 159 S. Lincoln in downtown Spokane. Beer expert Gage Stromberg will be on hand to talk about the beers that are served at an event filled with microbrews, food and auction, and KXLY's Mark Peterson will host. Tickets to the event are $40 each or $70 for a pair. For more information, go to www.prsaspokane.org/news.asp?id=168.\nDon't bogie your shot at attending the big golf show.\nThe 12th Annual Spokane Golf Show is swinging into the Spokane Convention Center Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 20 and 21. The Inland Northwest's biggest golf convention will include classes aimed at helping you improve your game, information on courses throughout the Northwest, and every kind of golf-related product you can imagine. 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The politically-INcorrect Maccabees launched a principle-driven war in defense of ideas and tradition, in defiance of domestic pressure and external threats. Their sacrifice and political INcorrectness - in contrast with the accommodation, appeasement and vacillation displayed by the Jewish establishment those days - has preserved today\u2019s Jewish religion, language, culture and sovereignty. They followed in the footsteps of Abraham, Pinchas the High Priest (grandson of Aharon), Joshua, Calev, King David and Elijah.\n4. ORIGIN OF THE NAME, MACCABEE. Yehuda\u2019s middle name was Maccabee, derived possibly from the Hebrew word MAKEVET (The Power Hammer), which described Yehuda\u2019s tenacious fighting capabilities. It may have derived from the Hebrew verb CABEH (to extinguish fire), which described the fate of Yehuda\u2019s adversaries. Another possible interpretation of the name is that MACCABEE is the Hebrew acronym of \u201cWho could resemble you among Gods, Jehovah\u201d (\u201cMi Camokha Ba\u2019elim Adonye\u201d in Hebrew).\n5. ORIGIN OF THE NAME, CHANUKAH (THE HOLIDAY OF EDUCATION). According to the first book of The Maccabees, Yehuda (who succeeded Mattityahu) ordered the Jewish People to observe an eight day holiday on the 25th day of the month of Kislev, in order to commemorate the INAUGURATION (CHANUKAH in Hebrew) of the holy altar and the Temple, following Syrian desecration. Some have suggested that the 8 day celebration was designed to make up for the holiday of Tabernacles, which could not be celebrated by the Maccabees due to the war. Also, a key feature of Chanukah is the EDUCATION of the family on the historical background of the holiday. The Hebrew word for education is CHINUKH, spelled with the first four of the five letters of Chanukah. The Hebrew word, Chanukah, consists of two words, CHANU (they rested/stationed) and KAH (25), which refers to the fact that the Maccabees re-consecrated the Temple on the 25th day of the month of Kislev (purging it from the idolatries installed by the\nSeleucids). Some have suggested that the celebration of Christmas on December 25th and the celebration of the New Year 8 days later (January 1) have their origin in the 25th day of Kislev (which always \u201caccompanies\u201d December) and the 8 days of Chanukah as well as the eight days of circumcision.\n6. HOLIDAY OF LIGHT AND REMEMBRANCE. The first day of Chanukah - the Holiday of Light - is on the 25th day of Kislev. The 25th (Hebrew) word in Genesis is LIGHT (OR). The 25th stop of the People of Israel - on their way from Egypt to the Promised Land - was Hashmona (same root as Hasmoneans, or Hashomonayim in Hebrew). Chanukah commemorates the victory of Light over Darkness. While Light stands for REMEMBRANCE, Darkness (Chashecha in Hebrew) stands for FORGETFULNESS (Schichecha/forgetfulness in Hebrew, spelled with the same Hebrew letters as Chashecah/darkness).\n7. HISTORICAL CONTEXT. Alexander The Great - who held Judaism in high esteem and whose Egyptian heir Ptolemy II translated the Torah to Greek - died in 323BC. Consequently, the Greek Empire disintegrated into five, and thirty years later into three, kingdoms: Macedonia, Syria and Egypt. The Land of Israel was always militarily contested by Syria and Egypt (and Gaza was always the main invasion route!). In 198BC, Israel was conquered by the ancient Syrians. In 175BC, a new king assumed power in Syria, Antiochus (IV) Epiphanies, who viewed the Jews as pro-Egyptians and held Judaism with contempt. In 169BC, on his way to Syria from a military victory over Egypt, he devastated Jerusalem, massacred a large number of Jews, forbade the practice of Judaism (including the Sabbath, circumcision, etc.) and desecrated Jerusalem and the Temple. The rebellion against the Syrian (Seleucid) kingdom featured the Hasmonean (MACCABEE) family: Mattityahu, a priest from the small town of Modi\u2019in,\nand his five sons, Yochanan, Yehuda, Simon, Jonathan and Elazar. The heroic (and tactically creative) battles conducted by the Maccabees, were consistent with the reputation of Jews as superb warriors, who were hired often as mercenaries by Egypt, Rome and other global and regional powers.\n8. HOLIDAY/MONTH OF OPTIMISM. Saddam Hussein was captured during the Hebrew month of Kislev, the month of miracles. The first two Hebrew letters of Chanukah are those spelling the name NOAH. The Hebrew month of the post-flood RAINBOW of hope was Kislev. Moses completed the construction of the Holy Arc on the 25th day of Kislev, as was the date of the laying the foundation of the second Temple by Nehemaya.\n9. PRINCIPLES AT ANY COST. While Passover and Purim are also national liberation holidays, Chanukah is a special national liberation holiday. The heroes of Passover and Purim had no choice but to defy their enemies. The Maccabees had a choice: They were offered physical peace in return for spiritual assimilation and a sellout of the Cradle of Jewish History and Jewish principles. However, they were willing to pay ANY price for the protection of their values and heritage. Chanukah symbolizes the victory of CONVICTION and ROOTS over SHORT-TERM CONVENIENCE and OPPORTUNISM/CYNICISM (currently known as \u201cpragmatism\u201d).\n10. NO FREE LUNCH FOR SOVEREIGN PEOPLES. 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Up Grant were coffeehouses, booth after booth of craftspeople and artists, lots of sandals and canvas paintings. Inside a storefront two black musicians were playing, one the congos, the other a flute. Across the street, on the corner of Vallejo, a black poet stood on a crate, literally yelling down his poetry:\nYou who come down here in your Edsels\nYou with the deodorant in your arm pits. . .\nOne hand held the text, the other swung and finger-pointed through the air like an angry preacher's. Later I would see him putting his arms around a white woman, apparently a friend, swinging her around in a dancelike step on the sidewalk, before scooting down the street towards Vesuvio's.\nBob and I walked up the street and stared through the front window of the Coffee Gallery, amazed at the intense concentration of two men playing chess in the window and the big audience that perused each move. Then, as we turned back down the street, about an hour later we came to a big crowd at the corner of Vallejo and found another man up on the box, surrounded by a huge crowd of at least a hundred people. Again, the man read with one hand holding the text and the other arm reaching up like a prophet's, his fingers circling and pointing with the movement and intonation of the language. A huge web, a gigantic celestial web was approaching, getting ready to circle and embrace the human spirit. The poem was a big buildup for a beatific apocalyptic future. Between the serious lines, the poet would set a comic smile on his face, as if he were both poking fun and believing the vision at the same time. As the web in the poem got closer and closer to earth, he circled his hand over the shiny red bald head of a man who was almost pressed against his navel, and the crowd laughed.\nThat Sunday afternoon sticks clearly in my mind. In a sense it was my first poetry reading, the first time language struck out of the air like that, literally lighting up the ears. Whether or not it was great poetry\u2014who was I to know?\u2014the acoustic effect was enormous. A breach was taking place. Someone was taking language into the open, making it tangible and attractive. The two people were Bob Kaufman and Allen Ginsberg, and their histories, especially Allen's, are pretty well known. My friend Bob and I would carry copies of Howl in our back pockets for the rest of the semester.\nBeatniks on parade 1958.\nThe Early 1960s: Sacred Texts and Populist Publications\nAfter four years away at college, I went to San Francisco State in the early 1960s as a graduate student in creative writing. There I began to hear poetry in a regular way. The Poetry Center, begun in the late 1950s under the direction of Ruth Witt-Diamant and Robert Duncan, presented a series of readings each semester. While I was at State (1962-1965), the director was Jim Schevill, assisted by Mark Linenthal. Every other week in the Gallery Lounge, one or two poets read. The mix was rather broad. I remember hearing, from the Bay Area, Duncan, Kenneth Rexroth, Lew Welch, Gary Snyder, Jack Gilbert, and Helen Adam; from the Midwest and the East, John Logan, Robert Mezey, and LeRoi Jones; and from England, Charles Tomlinson. For me the Tuesday afternoon ritual was deeply important. I was paid $2.50 to setup the folding chairs in rows of perfect arcs facing the podium, and then take them down again. It was a special gestalt, as if a unique architecture were required to get an accurate rendering of the poet's true voice.\nIndeed, at their best, readings in the Gallery could give the poem a purity of enactment. I vividly recall John Logan reading an autobiographical poem about going to a circus when he was a child. At one point, with incredible precision, he described one ladder being balanced on a ball, then another ladder at an angle on the first ladder, and then, after a precarious pause in which the whole work seemed barely balanced in mid-air, he allowed the comparison \"as tenuous as a soul.\" I remember Charles Tomlinson describing with such careful accuracy the process of taking a knife to swivel the skin off the edge of an apple. At four o'clock one afternoon, Helen Adam sang her spooky ballads, among them the one about the hair of the first wife emerging out of the grave and threading through the house keyhole into the bed and around the bodies of her husband and his second wife.\nWith the audience carefully seated to face the podium, the Gallery became a special place in which the visiting poet could reveal the poem as a finished and, ideally, dazzling object. Such work gave the immediate world a refreshingly alive sense of shape as well as connection with some sense of poetic tradition. Orphic-like, the poet was back from a journey into some private comedy, heaven, or hell. The act of reading was similar to a religious act of sanctification.\nAs an audience, whether awestruck, bored, or occasionally a mixture of both, we were critical witnesses to the poet's achievement. As creative writing students, we found the experience much more personal. The reading series gave our own work an immediate sense of public possibility. We could hear the work of others and sense its value or lack of value to our own work and lives. The presence of published poets further built the possibility of becoming published, successful, known, and going on a college tour, still a phenomenon in those days. Equally important, the last reading of the semester involved the students. Each of us was allowed to read for five to ten minutes from our own work to what was usually a big Gallery Lounge audience. As scary as those occasions could be, reading from behind the podium in front of those rows of people gave many of us our first public identity as poets, as well as an experience of that Orphic tradition. That experience, though personally crucial, was a mere fragment of what was beginning to occur in the Bay Area.\nAs long as I have been aware of the local poetry situation, two branches of writer-workers have existed. One branch includes those who are essentially writers of texts; for them what is written for the page is a form of poetic sacrament. The content might arrive from a variety of sources, but its final presentation as a book is crucial. David Hazelwood of Auerhahn Books and Graham Mackintosh (who would probably not like to be thought of as religious) of White Rabbit Press were the two printers essential to the creation of this tradition that began to flourish in the late 1950s.\nImplicit to the tradition is the notion that the purest possible embodiment of the poem is engaged through exceptionally skilled typography and design. The choice of type, the spacing, the use of particular elements, the choice of paper and ink-all are considered crucial to the movement, the shape, the music, and/or the voice of the poem. If the printing process is abused, the poem is muddied. This obsession with printing, at least initially, was not meant to be confused with preciousness or false elegance. The printer was just as physically engaged with the work as was Charles Olson's image of the poet in \"Projective Verse.\" Syllable by syllable, he was constantly dealing with the question of SPACE. In the working dialectic between the poet's manuscript and the total resources of the printer, a book of poems could reach its most powerful realization.\nThis particular emphasis on the making of the book, the poem as sacred text, was clearly not shared by every poet and publisher. City Lights Publications probably most notably represented the antithesis of this position. From the start of the Pocket Book Series, Lawrence Ferlinghetti clearly wanted to make the poet's work as inexpensively and universally available as possible. His was a populist intention\u2014the book as a momentary depository for the poem on the way to the people. Books, in that sense, are staked on an oral or spoken-and-sung concept of writing, where the ideal poem becomes a provocative part of the public's imagination and memory. Certainly that kind of vision made it possible for a copy of Howl or Gregory Corso's Gasoline or Ferlinghetti's Coney Island of the Mind to end up in my back pocket in 1958.\nLarry Jordan, Michael McClure, and Philip Lamantia (kneeling), c. 1957.\nPhoto: Nata Piaskowski\nOn the other hand, books from White Rabbit by Jack Spicer or Robert Duncan, or books from Auerhahn by Michael McClure, Philip Lamantia, or Charles Olson were unlikely to be accessible through the same local bookstore route. Not until I went to State did I find the work of these poets in the library in Special Collections in the Humanities section, then overseen by Robin Blaser, a member of the circle around Jack Spicer and White Rabbit Press. The assumption, I believe, was that the audience for the poetry would find its way to the books (which usually meant being a friend, being on special subscription lists, or going to a collector's store specializing in poetry), as opposed to the populist approach.\nClub Fugazi on Green Street, today the home of the long-running tourist favorite \"Beach Blanket Babylon\".\nThis division between sacred and populist was also mirrored in how and where poetry was performed. In the 1950s most of the writers published by Ferlinghetti thrived on public engagement\u2014Kaufman and Ginsberg on top of the crates on Grant Avenue; Ferlinghetti, Rexroth, and Kenneth Patchen reading to jazz in the clubs and making recordings; and the joint readings that would fill Fugazi Hall in North Beach. It's difficult to imagine Spicer, Duncan, or Blaser reading or even desiring to read in similar circumstances. They read in formalized situations\u2014at State or on KPFA, Berkeley's public radio station, but rarely in a totally open public format. As attractive as the writing could be, the poems were being written to confirm a spiritual space, one that was shared ideally by a \"community of poets,\" which, I believe, was perceived as separate from the very community the more populist poets were trying to reach.\nThese two separate traditions had a big bearing on the making, publishing, and performing of poetry in the Bay Area in the 1960s and on into the 1970s. In this period a curious mesh occurred between both traditions. The poets, the printers, and the poetry wavered between powerful public commitments and retreats in spiritual or, some might say, aesthetic separation. The struggle was clearly heightened by the fact that the 1960s turned out to be much more explosive than any decade since the 1930s. 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        "raw_content": "Courage, he said. It is I. Don\u2019t be afraid. Then he got into the boat with them. \u2013 Mark 6: 50b\nThe congregation of Gale had considered the idea of moving from time to time over the years. While appreciating the history of early settlers who sacrificed much to build the church at 2 Cross Street, members realized the location was now land locked with no room for expansion, hidden by neighbouring buildings and difficult to find, and the parking was limited. Then, Gale was offered a gift. If the congregation determined it was time to relocate, a donation of $1 million would be provided to start the fundraising.\nIn response to the offer, Gale launched the Voyage of Discovery, a visioning process. The firm, Potentials, was hired to lead the process. Over several months we asked: \u2013 what role should our church play in our community? \u2013 how should we live our mission and demonstrate our faith? \u2013 what do we see for Gale in the future? 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        "raw_content": "The GCF building in Songdo \u00a9 Brandon Wu, ActionAID\nThe Board of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) met at its headquarters in South Korea from 1 to 4 July 2018. The Fund\u2019s 20th meeting will surely be recorded as one of its most difficult. It remains to be seen whether the events caused the Fund long-term damage or if they can be transformed constructively. The GCF\u2019s political significance, along with the urgent need to tackle the climate crisis in developing countries, too, make it imperative for Board members to actively address the problems that have emerged and to seek viable compromises.\nProcedural problems blocked decision-making\nThe first half of the four-day meeting was marked by procedural problems that made it more difficult to work through many items on the wide-ranging agenda and left little time to discuss and negotiate. The Co-Chair of Developing Countries from Nicaragua was not able to attend because of political unrest at home. Statements by Board members from some developing countries indicated that as a result it was difficult to conduct any substantive consultations and coordinate the group: At first neither the Co-Chair\u2019s replacement nor the agenda could be agreed. In addition, some developing countries\u2019 seats on the Board were unstaffed. This was because quite a few members were absent and a number of seats are vacant, largely due to political tensions within the group from Latin America. This situation led to the representatives of Saudi Arabia, Egypt and South Africa playing a stronger role than usual.\nNo decisions on project proposals or accreditations\nThese problems hindered decision-making on approving almost USD 1 billion to as many as 11 climate change mitigation and adaptation programs in developing countries. Accrediting nine implementation organizations \u2013 including five national institutions from developing countries \u2013 was also dropped from the agenda. This is regrettable because, according to civil society representatives, there were some good proposals, such as adaptation projects in the coastal regions of India and the highlands of Guatemala.\nCivil society representatives were particularly critical of a Korea Development Bank (KDB) project to produce wooden pellets in Fiji and Papua-New Guinea for export, with some to be burned in Korean coal-fired power plants: Such a venture has little to do with transformative climate protection. Yet quickly \u201cwaving through\u201d projects and accreditations because time was lacking would have been a violation of the Board\u2019s duty of care. Before its next meeting in October in Bahrain, it is important to use the critical feedback to examine and improve project applications. The wooden pellet project in particular should be removed from consideration \u2013 as strongly demanded by the Secretariat and civil society representatives.\nFunding shortages and replenishment as the main political issues\nWhat had first come to light in the previous GCF meeting became more apparent in this one. Project approvals accelerated in the past year due to the great demand from developing countries and because the GCF procedures are now established. Core contractual regulations have been clarified so that disbursements to implementing organizations have started to speed up, although only USD 160 million have as yet been disbursed. The GCF can only budget just over USD 7 billion because although donor countries committed USD 10.3 billion in 2014. This is due to the approximately USD 1 billion lost as a result of exchange rate fluctuations and Trump\u2019s refusal to pay USD 2 billion of the pledge made under the Obama administration. If all the applications had been approved during the 20th meeting, before the replenishment process is formally started only around USD 1 billion would have been left for other grants. Obviously it is important to avoid having to put off accepting projects and approving funding because it is not clear when the Fund will get more money: The preparation and preliminary work done by implementation organizations and governments are often very demanding. This is why it is urgent to begin the first replenishment process, which should have been formally started before the 20th meeting. Although substantive disagreements about this appear to be resolvable, they could not be bridged during the meeting because of the specific constellation of Board Members and the lack of time to negotiate.\nOne controversial point involved coupling the replenishment process with the adoption of particular policies and an evaluation of the GCF. The Secretariat proposed adopting policies still being discussed \u2013 including Board voting procedures, concessionality and co-financing, as well as gender equality \u2013 either before starting replenishment or simultaneously. Especially representatives of developing countries felt that they were pressured to make rapid decisions with \u201cconditionalities\u201d. Civil society organizations also perceive such a link not constructive. In some areas, such as gender equality, the fund is already working with interim policies which it can continue to do for some more time. In other areas there are still important gaps in its regulations. It should be common goal of the Board to have an effective and efficient Fund which disposes of sufficient financial means. Therefore it is necessary to close the Fund\u2019s policy gaps and to replenish its funding base. Both can and needs to happen in parallel. But making a formal link between them is neither appropriate nor helpful as it would only create a blockage.\nA conflict which is greater and far more difficult to solve, however, is reaching the right balance between the influence of the Board, which is the virtual representative of the Conference of the Parties (COP) and also the Fund\u2019s decision-making body regarding replenishment \u2013 and the interests of major donors. Some donors want to decide on their own about how much money to make available under which conditions. The US representative\u2019s statement that replenishment should be \u201cdonor-controlled\u201d and requires no needs analysis was frankly criticized. Given the current American Administration\u2019s attitude about paying, it is easy to see how the remark came across as both unhelpful regarding policy and intentionally provocative.\nCivil society representatives consider that a sensible replenishment process requires thorough analysis of the following points:\nWhat has the Fund accomplished so far (given that setting up a fund always takes time)?\nWhat will it be able to accomplish in the next years through already approved programs?\nWhich additional resources could significantly advance climate protection and adaptation needs in developing countries in the next four to five years?\nThe GCF Board should be the master of ceremony of the replenishment process, like already practiced by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Global Fund \u2013 supported by the Secretariat and enhanced by high-profile members. Meetings of ministers, heads of state and governments could help achieve an ambitious outcome by ensuring sufficient political support and announcing commitments.\nCOP 24\u2019s ambitious results require new impetus\nIntensive preparation for the Board\u2019s next meeting should make it possible to find the compromises needed to start an efficient and targeted replenishment process. In order to give the GCF planning security, this should be nearly finished by June 2019. That would also serve as an important signal for the 24th UN Climate Conference to be held in December 2018 in Katowice, Poland, where a lot will be at stake: refining the details of the Paris Agreement and increasing climate protection ambitions within the Talanoa Dialogue. Weak aspects of the GCF must be addressed, although like other funds it, too, is learning institutionally, and taking distance from it would be wrong at this time. Decision-makers in the German government should substantially replenish the Fund \u2013 and strive to at least double its contribution.\nSven Harmeling, CARE\nLutz Weischer, David Eckstein, Germanwatch\nThe preparation of this article and the attendance of the board meeting were facilitated with funding from the GCF CSO readiness project supported by the International Climate Initiative (ICI).\nNext article: Punching below its weight: Monitoring Germany\u2019s support for adaptation and gender equality\nPrevious article: No transparency in sight at DEG",
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        "raw_content": "I Ragazzi del Massacro (Italian title)\nMany would argue that this film is not a giallo in the strictest sense, and I would agree. However, the frank manner in which it deals with the topics of violence and sexuality, as well as the style of the end reveal, position it as a close cousin of the genre.\nAs usual with a Fernando di Leo film the story packs a punch, and is full of caustic social commentary. This is one of his earliest films, and his casual-yet-leery attitude towards the baser human instincts (read: sex and violence) is already apparent. Before any of you sex-obsessed gorehounds rush out to buy a copy of the film, I should point out that 99% of the sex and violence is of an oral nature (that's 'oral' in a spoken word sense you perverts).\nAlso as is typical with a di Leo film, there is little-to-no directorial style on display. He can't seem to resist letting a cameraman walk shakily around half-naked women, often getting them (cameramen) to shoot from a high or low angle in an attempt to infuse proceedings with a modicum of panache. That approach actually works reasonably well here, as it provides a pivotal rape scene (seen both in the opening credits and towards the close of the film) with a rough-and-ready edge that makes it all the more shocking (before anyone suggests that this is evidence of a skilled director, watch the love scenes in Avere Vent'anni, which are supposed to be light-hearted, and are shot in exactly the same way).\nThe central thrust of the film, as Pier Paolo Capponi investigates a group of delinquents who rape and murder their teacher, bears comparison to many a giallo. Unfortunately, as with the sex and violence, most of the investigation involves people sitting around and talking, which renders the first half of the film in particular ponderous and slow. The film's attitude to sexuality, shortly to become one of Argento's favourite themes, seems initially progressive, with a couple of mostly-gay characters. This is undone slightly by the revelation of the motive of the killer, which can be boiled down to the fact that they are mostly-gay.\nFor further evidence of di Leo's shaky credentials as a director (and the shaky hands of his cameramen), look no further than his handling of the killer's reveal. I wasn't even sure who the killer was on first viewing, as the shot which reveals their identity is a classic di Leo handheld one (shaky), and the killer's face is clearly shown for only a second or so. (Despite not actually carrying out the murder, the character in question functions as a de facto 'killer', as this is one of those films where those guilty of the murder are evident immediately, but the thrust of the investigation is to discover who is the mastermind behind these actions).\nThe identity of the 'killer' is also extremely unsatisfactory. Most gialli (and, indeed, murder-mysteries in general) have some sort of narrative progression, where the investigation throws up various leads and red herrings. Whether or not these leads actually lead, so to speak, to the killer is almost beside the point (most of Argento's best gialli contain investigations which ultimately have little to do with the eventual unmasking of the killer); the important thing is that they provide cinematic entertainment. The one lead in Naked Violence, a single word uttered by one of the accused boys, gives rise to a single ten minute investigative sequence in which Capponi and Susan Scott (who is given next-to-nothing to do in this film beyond making one speech about how the accused are human beings) speak to a few people who knew the boys, or may have information relating to them. As the film draws to a close, it becomes sadly apparent that the guilty party must be one of the people encountered by Capponi and Scott in this sequence, which means they have appeared on screen exactly once prior to the Big Reveal.\nAs I've probably made clear, this film is a failure as a giallo. However, di Leo didn't make it as a giallo. What he could do, and was extremely talented at, is sculpt crime films which pack more of a punch, and seem more rooted in reality, than any other Italian genre director of the time. While he would scale far greater heights than this in future films (particularly The Boss and Milan Calibro 9), if you want to see a film wherein he took the first tentative steps towards those masterpieces, and if you have a passing interest in the dubious recreational habits of Italian working class teens in the late 60s, you might get something out of this. If you're a sex-obsessed gorehound, get di Leo's later giallo, Asylum Erotica.",
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        "raw_content": "Shira Gottlieb, Psy.D.\nBook Sale/\nClinical Psychologist, Evaluations and Treatment\nNeuropsychological and psychoeducational evaluations, consultation, and treatment\nShira Gottlieb, Psy.D., Licensed Clinical Psychologist\nDr. Gottlieb is a licensed clinical psychologist. She received her B.A. in psychology, with a minor in neurobiology, from Harvard University, and her Psy.D. from the George Washington University. In addition to her work in private practice, Dr. Gottlieb is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology at the George Washington University.\nDr. Gottlieb completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Family Compass, a child and family group practice in Reston, VA, where she specialized in neuropsychological assessment and therapy services for children and adolescents. She has worked in a variety of clinical settings including: Children's National Medical Center, JLG-RICA (a residential and day treatment facility for children and adolescents), and private group practices.\nDr. Gottlieb has extensive experience conducting evaluations for children and adolescents with attention and learning challenges, as well as other behavioral and social emotional concerns. When evaluating a child or adolescent, Dr. Gottlieb works to provide a comprehensive and individualized assessment of the child's unique strengths and weaknesses. She also has significant experience consulting with schools and working closely with a variety of mental health and educational professionals. With regard to therapy, Dr. Gottlieb utilizes an integrative approach, incorporating both CBT and Family Systems techniques. Treatment goals are discussed with the child/adolescent and family, and are developed with the individual child's needs in mind.\nShira Gottlieb, Psy.D. | 703.825.0502 | Shira@GottliebChildPsych.com",
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        "raw_content": "Has 5G Hype Outpaced Reality?\nExperts agree that faster Internet speeds and more reliable connections would be a boon in an increasingly connected world, but they don\u2019t seem to agree on when exactly it will happen.\nby Kate Patrick, InsideSources.com / September 28, 2018\nShutterstock/Who is Danny\n(TNS) \u2014 Industry leaders and federal regulators are convinced 5G will radically transform the internet and the economy, but is the hype getting ahead of the tech?\nLast week the 5G hype ramped up with Samsung debuting its 5G technology and POLITICO hosting a 5G event with industry leaders and federal regulators in Washington, D.C. \u2014 hype inspired by the extremely high speed 5G makes possible.\nBut how fast is 5G? According to Qualcomm\u2019s tests of the technology, download speeds are at about 100 megabits per second (Mbps) compared to just 8 Mbps with LTE. 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AVs require a strong wireless connection in order to adopt data processing speeds that can imitate a human driver, Forbes reported.\nAccording to Qualcomm, 5G\u2019s \u201chigh throughput and ultra-reliable low latency communication (URLLC)\u201d theoretically allows cars to communicate with each other \u201cwithout dependency or reliance on wide area network coverage.\u201d AVs must be able to communicate with each otherin order for them to safely use the road.\n\u201c[5G] will enable autonomous vehicles to directly share their perception of the road, road conditions and surroundings, with each other and with road infrastructure in an efficient manner,\u201d Qualcomm said in a blog post. \u201cAutonomous vehicles rely on several different kinds of sensors to be able to detect and infer their surroundings and road conditions. While sensors such as radar, and camera systems are essential, these sensors are limited by their line-of-sight (LOS) operation. 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        "raw_content": "RSA 2017: National Drone Rules Remain Unsettled\nMethods for determining the cases where agencies can make corrective decisions, or might need a warrant, have yet to be ironed out completely.\nby Eyragon Eidam / February 15, 2017\nAn expert panel including U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck (left), Sylint Group President Serge Jorgensen (center), and FBI Cyber Section Chief Erin Joe discussed the evolving considerations around drone privacy, security and rights during the 2017 RSA Conference in San Francisco Feb. 15. Eyragon Eidam/Government Technology\nSAN FRANCISCO \u2014 From who shoots them down to where they can legally fly, the issues and implications surrounding drones are far from figured out.\nDoes effectively shooting down a unmanned aerial system (UAS) equate to a public safety necessity, or is it destruction of personal property that also translates to a violation of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations? 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In France and the United States, multiple drone intrusions into high-security nuclear facilities has been documented on a number of occasions in recent history.\nIn 2015, a drone touched down on the White House lawn, and cases of drones delivering contraband to prisons have also been well documented.\nPart of the problem with determining what action to take, or who should take that action, hinges heavily on the intent of the vehicle and its pilot, said Joe. \u201cA lot of that depends on the capabilities of the drones that we are looking at, and it also depends on the environment and locale of where these drones are being flown.\u201d\nIn the case of the White House intrusion, the section chief said jurisdiction is cut and dry, and clearly falls to the U.S. Secret Service. 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This embroidery supplier for the most important fashion and luxury brands has shown its innovative creation in the making of various embroidery pieces.\nConcerning the new generation, the roles of social media has been on the rise, with more and more web influencers, fashion bloggers and vloggers joining the crowd. And famous Italian designers and architects have started sharing their projects, inspirations, initiatives and recommendations with netizens. Marzia Bisognin, Edoardo Tresoldi, Camilla Bellini, Carlo Ratti, Fabio Novembre and Ilaria Chiaratti are among the Italian designers representing the new generation. It is also worth knowing that the following names, despite being connected with the 1960s, are inspiring the new generation. They are Gio Ponti, Achille Castiglioni, Joe Colombo, Gae Aulenti and Ettore Sottsass.\nKingdom of The Netherlands: Erasmus Huis\nTotal Concept in Practical Design\nThe Netherlands is very famous for its architecture and practical design (no-nonsense). Also in the past, we had great architects like Berlage, Dudok and Kuipers who introduced a total concept vision, which focuses on the equal importance of both building and interior.\nSome architects worth knowing are Piet Blom who is known for his cube houses, Rem Koolhaas who is known for urban design, and Wim Quist who is known as museum builder. For practical designs, you can think of Studio Job, Marcel Wanders, Piet Hein Eek, Joep van Lieshout or Droog Design. Typical Dutch approach includes clean, mean and functional design as well as the use of experimental materials. During the past years, design in the Netherlands is focused more on total concept with open space theme.\nThe trend uses concepts applied in sustainable and individual design (no mass production). What you see is the collaboration of cross-sectional designers. There are trends according to sustainability and working with new materials. Also important is that younger people cannot afford buying a real house and make the most of their tiny homes. So, design plays a more crucial role and is focused more on uniqueness and functionality.\nThere are so many sectors, from architecture to interior design, that leading designers to involve in the Netherlands. The following are the leading designers who are the recipients of the Dutch Design Awards in their respective categories:\nFashion: Johannes Offerhaus, Schueller de Waal\nDesign: Kirsten ALgera & Ernst van der Hoeven, Joris Laarman Lab, Amateur Cities.\nProduct: Robert Bronwasser, Aleksandra Gaca, The Incredible Machine\nCommunication: Hansje van Halem, Moniker, Ren\u00e9 Put\nService: Anastasi Eggers, Swapfiets, Freshheads\nYoung designer: Liesa Konno, Manon van Hoekel, Olivier van Herpt.\nRepublic of Korea: Korean Cultural Center Indonesia / Korea Institute of Design Promotion\nImitation to Creation\nCreativity is part of South Koreans\u2019 daily life as way of providing solutions to the problem. One example is Ondol, a heating system. Winter in Korea can be very harsh. Ondol has the ability to heat the floor while the heat circulates. This helps to keep the air warm.\nAnother example is Korean indoor grill barbecue. Most people in the world roast meat in the kitchen and serve it in the dining room. They do so due to the smoke as a result of roasting. Koreans use a plate of fire for roasting meat at the table and install a ventilator on the ceiling. This way they can roast the meat and eat in the same spot.\nIn other words, Koreans create the necessity with their creativity to fulfill human needs in modern times.\nKorea Institute of Design Promotion strives to find DNA of design based on Korean history, culture, geography, society and industry. Korean waves such as K-pop, K-food and K-style, for instance, help to build K-design which integrates from the roots of Korean traditional, recent and future designs.\nIt is not easy to define Korean design with one word. Even the academia and industry in Korea have the difficulty to deeply unveil the insights in to the issue. In my personal opinion, Korean design has developed into four parts in accordance with the industry and society.\nThe first part of Korean Design was formed from the post of Korean civil war to the 1988 Seoul Olympics. During this period, companies were industrialised and mainly run by the government support. At that time, design in this country could be defined as \u201cImitation to Creation\u201d. Samsung and LG are the two giants that represent Korea as the country producing electronic product with typical Korean design.\nMost of the designs, however, were influenced from advanced countries, particularly from the West during the 1960s and 1970s. Nevertheless, during the 1980s, the national and enterprise awakening paved the way for Koreans to create their own design.\nAt the same time, multi function is another trend in Korean products. For example, a washing machine designed in Korea has various functions such as wash, spin-dry laundry, steam, sterilisation, and many more.\nThe second part was the period of 1990s-2000s, when Korea started to accumulate its original technology; enough to have the in-house designers express their originality and creativity into products. At that time, the main theme of Korean design was \u2018differentiation.\u2019 Companies designed their products differently from their former products, showing stronger local characters in terms of \u201cdesign identity\u201d.\nAnd this started to change in 2005 when they went on to the third step called \u201cinnovation\u201d. Around this time, companies tried to make new models and structures in the areas of mobile phone, television, automobile, and so on. Here, the use of innovative materials and colours were actively enhanced. For example, Bordeaux TV, made by Samsung Electronics, became a prestigious Korean TV for its unique shape. The TV features design based on a wine glass and the dual moulding.\nKorean televisions stayed at the forefront of the industry until 2017 when LG Electronics designed OLED TV with a thickness of 4mm. Another example is Galaxy S6 Edge in 2015 by Samsung Electronics that designed this mobile phone with a curved screen, the first in the world and applying a Flexible Display technology. This mobile phone boasts not only the beauty of the curve, but also Bezel-less from all sides of the phone. This innovative design concept continues to be applied on Galaxy S9.\nIndeed, innovation has climbed Korea to the top with designs that have been bestowed with many internationally acclaimed awards. Since consumers in Korea are very sensitive to the trend and new technology, many companies worldwide use Korea as a market test bed, thus leading the country to create more and more innovative design products.\nNow, new experiments are continuously conducted in South Korea. The country has invested in developing new materials and processing technologies. This will lead the country to create more innovative and creative designs in the future.\nService design and social contribution are also the main trends in South Korean Design. Whilst past design was focused on styling, the latest design includes service. The objective of service design is to suit the need of the public. Service design in Korea is introduced in various sectors such as finance, education, welfare, healthcare, and more.\nNam June Paik (video artist), Andre KIM (fashion designer) and Sangsoo Ahn (visual designer) are among world-class designers from Korea. Unfortunately, Korea does not have many \u201cyoung star designers\u201d. This is likely due to the fact that designs in Korea are developed mainly by the government and corporations. 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        "raw_content": "Shirley Cundy\nShirley MaRee Cundy, born June 24, 1924, ended her dance on earth July 15, 2013 in Friday Harbor.\nFormer owner of the Orcas Hotel, she was loved dearly by everyone she met. Shirley will be forever missed. She is survived by her son Clark, daughter-in-law Joanne, grandson Erik, brother Howard Clark (92), and five Clark nephews, Larry, Randy, Terry, Rob, Jim, and their families.\nAll are invited to her family\u2019s celebration of life at the Orcas Hotel on September 28 from 2 to 5 p.m.\nShirley was always trying to feed everyone so keeping with that tradition donations can be made to the Orcas Island Food Bank in lieu of flowers or cards.\nPlease donate to the Orcas Island Food Bank: Please make checks payable to Orcas Food Bank and mail to PO Box 424, Eastsound, WA, 98245 or call 360-376-4445.",
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        "raw_content": "Trial of improvisational music therapy\u0092's effectiveness for children with autism\nAutism spectrum disorders (ASDs) involve impairments or delayed development in social interaction and communication skills. A wide range of different approaches have been used to help children with ASD develop these skills. However, there is little evidence of effectiveness for most of these methods. Music therapy has been used to treat ASD for a long time, and there are many studies suggesting that music therapy may enhance social communication skills. The aim of this study is to find out about the effects of improvisational music therapy on the social communication skills of children with ASD. Additional aims are to examine if changing the number of music therapy sessions per week affects the outcome of therapy, and to determine cost-effectiveness.\nChildren aged between 4 years and 6 years 11 months diagnosed with ASD. Participating children must not be affected by serious sensory disorders (blindness, deafness) and must not have received music therapy in the last 12 months\n1. High-intensity music therapy (improvisational music therapy sessions three times per week for five months, and three sessions of parent counselling).\n2. Low-intensity music therapy (improvisational music therapy sessions once a week for five months, and three sessions of parent counselling).\n3. Standard care (three sessions of parent counselling).\nImprovisational music therapy is a flexible, child-centred method where a trained therapist reacts musically to the child\u0092s (musical or other) behaviour and expression and uses various improvisational techniques to engage the child, establish contact, and enter a dialogue with him/her. While engaging in joint musical activities within a shared history of interaction, the child is offered opportunities to develop and enhance skills that are associated with later development in language and social competency.\nUni Research Health, The Grieg Academy Music Therapy Research Centre (GAMUT), Bergen (Norway)\n1. The Research Council of Norway (Norway)\n2. POLYFON Knowledge Cluster for Music Therapy, The Grieg Academy Department of Music, University of Bergen (Norway)\n3. Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, The University of Melbourne (Australia)\n4. Danish Council for Independent Research/Humanities (FKK) (Denmark)\n5. Doctoral Programme in Music Therapy, Aalborg University (Denmark)\n6. Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna (Austria)\n7. Research Incentive Fund (FIPE) of the Hospital de Cl\u00ednicas de Porto Alegre (HCPA) (Brazil)\n8. IRCCS Stella Maris Foundation, Pisa (Italy)\n9. University of Pisa (Italy)\n10. Research Institute of Health and Science, Jeonju University (Korea)\n11. Health Authority of Western Norway (Norway)\n12. Bergen municipality, Bergen culture school (Norway)\n13. Fjell municipality, Fjell culture school (Norway)\n14. National Institute for Health Research (UK)\n15. Cambridge and Peterborough Foundation NHS Trust (UK)\n16. The Evelyn Trust (UK)\n17. Cambridgeshire Music (UK)\n18. Anglia Ruskin University (UK)\n19. Molloy College (USA)\n20. Mid-Atlantic Region of the American Music Therapy Association (USA)\nProf. Christian Gold\nchristian.gold@uni.no\nhttp://uni.no/en/uni-health/gamut/trial-of-improvisational-music-therapys-effectiveness-for-children-with-autism-time-a/\nProf Christian Gold\nUni Research Health\nGAMUT - The Grieg Academy Music Therapy Research Centre\nRandomised controlled Trial of Improvisational Music therapy\u0092's Effectiveness for children with Autism spectrum disorders (TIME-A)\nTIME-A\nMusic therapy is superior to standard care in improving social communicative skills in children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) as assessed by blinded clinicians at the end of the treatment period\n1. Music therapy is superior to standard care in improving social responsiveness in children with ASD as assessed by parents/guardians at the end of the treatment period\n2. Change in social communicative skills and social responsiveness varies with variation of treatment intensity\n3. Changes in social communicative skills and social responsiveness are sustained until seven months after ending of treatment\nApproval by the responsible ethics committees will be secured before the start of participants\u0092 enrolment at each site\nMulti-centre three-arm single (rater) blind randomised controlled trial of intervention\n1. Individual improvisational music therapy over a period of 5 months, one session (low-intensity) or three sessions (high-intensity) per week\n2. Standard care in all treatment arms: 3 sessions of parent counselling at 0, 2, and 5 months\nAutism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) Social Affect score at 5 months\n1. ADOS at 2 and 12 months\n2. ADOS subscales: Communication, Reciprocal Social Interaction, Imagination/Creativity, Stereotyped Behaviors and Restricted Interests, at 2, 5, and 12 months\n3. Social Responsiveness Scale (SRS) as rated by parents/guardians at 2, 5, and 12 months\n4. SRS subscales: Social Awareness (receptive aspects of social behavior), Social Cognition (social information processing), Social Communication (capacity for reciprocal social communication), Social Motivation (social anxiety/avoidance), Autistic Mannerisms (autistic preoccupations and traits)\n5. Cost-effectiveness ratios and incremental cost-effectiveness ratios for the different alternatives (Cost will be measured as real resources used in treatment, in terms of personnel hours of work; effectiveness is measured by ADOS)\n6. Ratings of quality of life of the child and of the family as a whole, respectively, at 2, 5 and 12 months\n8. Binary analysis of proportion of participants who improved on the primary outcome\n1. Aged 4 years to 6 years, 11 months\n2. With a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder according to ICD-10 criteria as assessed by a child psychiatrist or clinical psychologist; diagnosis of ASD needs to be reconfirmed in the baseline assessment with children fulfilling diagnostic criteria for ASD on both the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) and the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R)\n300 (75 in each intervention arm, 150 in the standard care condition)\n1. Children with serious sensory disorders (blindness, deafness)\n2. Children who have had any previous experience of music therapy\nAustralia, Austria, Brazil, Israel, Italy, Korea, South, Norway, United Kingdom, United States of America\nGrieg Academy Music Therapy Research Centre (GAMUT)\nhttp://helse.uni.no/\nUniversity of Bergen, UiB\nDanish Council for Independent Research, DFF\nAalborg University, AAU\nClinics Hospital of Porto Alegre, HCPA\nIRCCS Stella Maris Foundation, Pisa\nUniversit\u00e0 degli Studi di Pisa, University of Pisa, UniPi\nWestern Norway Regional Health Authority, WNRHA, Helse Vest Regionalt Helsef\u00f8retak, Helse Vest RHF\nBergen municipality, Bergen culture school\nFjell municipality, Fjell culture school\nCambridge and Peterborough Foundation NHS Trust\nAmerican Music Therapy Association, Inc., AMTA\nPlanned publication in a peer-reviewed journal.\nThe datasets generated during and/or analysed during the study will be stored in a publically available repository (NSD - Norwegian Centre for Research Data, http://www.nsd.uib.no/nsd/english/index.html).\n2015 results in: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26019303 (treatment guidelines)\n2016 pilot cohort results in: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27084832\n2017 editorial in: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28787492\n12/10/2017: Publication reference added. 09/08/2017: Publication reference added. 08/06/2017: The IPD sharing plan has been added. 05/06/2017: 14 additional funders have been added and the secondary outcome measures have been updated. 01/06/2016: The recruitment dates have been updated from 01/08/2011 - 30/06/2016 to 01/11/2011 - 10/11/2015. 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        "raw_content": "Grief, Fathers, and The Princess Bride\nThe hero\u2019s journey (Campbell, Joseph. The Hero With a Thousand Faces. Pantheon, 1945) isn\u2019t just a quest of the body, but a mission into the subconscious. As the hero sets off down the road of trials they initiate their own psychotherapy, facing down the parts of themselves that have been silenced or buried. Therein lies the brilliant dualism of the villain construct, as not only a dreadful existential threat, but as a mirror into the twisted potential of our choices\u2014who we might become.\nBut not all stories follow that formula so explicitly. If you\u2019re familiar with The Princess Bride, then you know it as a great adventure and a love story, taking the heroine Buttercup through a harrowing kidnapping, into the heart of The Fire Swamp, to the altar with a man she loathes, and ultimately (spoilers), back into the arms of her true love Westley. She doesn\u2019t cross a threshold so much as get literally dragged across one, and she never falters from her primary directive\u2014 \u201ctrue love.\u201d You could make the argument that she faces down some inner demons, and learns a thing or two about herself, but part of what we love about her is that she actually doesn\u2019t change that much. She always moves with the clarity of love.\nWestley, the man in black, is similarly steadfast. He battles through countless hardships surely, but true love is his perpetual motivation, and he\u2019s as firmly rooted in romanticism at the end as he is in his first form as the farm boy.\nInigo Montoya, the dueling spaniard, is driven only by revenge. He takes his creed\u2014 \u201cMy name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die\u201d\u2014 right up to the finish line of the movie, learning only that revenge is hard, but it works if you can deal with being stabbed a few times.\nSo who is the real hero here? Who changes? The answer is subtle. It\u2019s the embedded meta reader, the stand-in for the audience, the archetypical \u201cGrandson,\u201d played by a brilliant Fred Savage. He walks with the characters, answering his grandfather\u2019s call to adventure the moment he opens the novel and begins down the path. His lack of an actual name is evidence that he acts as a vehicle for our own experience, through which we observe the world of Floren with its pomp and treachery. But what lies under the surface for The Grandson? What is motivating him? What subconscious monster lurks there?\nAlright so here\u2019s the rub: The child claims to be sick in bed, but we never hear him sniffle or cough. He can\u2019t make it to school, but he can hang on the edge of every word The Grandfather says, well into the night. Perhaps his seclusion has some other, hidden purpose? If we look closely we\u2019ll find something buried beneath the strata of the dialogue. Namely, that The Grandson is mourning the death of his own father, and the story of The Princess Bride is his delivery through the halls of grief, back to the cathedral of love. This subtextual dramatic action acts as the great function of the narrative. The story itself is the psychotherapeutic laboratory that we use to navigate our frustrations, our love, and our grief. And the hidden story, the writing on the wall, the mysterious passages of our own interpretations\u2014 that is the beloved activity of engagement, and it amplifies the resonance of our art forms.\nIn the opening moments of the film the mother asks the boy \u201cAre you feeling any better?\u201d and informs him that his grandfather is here. The boy replies, \u201ccan\u2019t you tell him I\u2019m sick?\u201d The mother says \u201cSick? That\u2019s why he\u2019s here.\u201d That loaded question mark after \u201csick\u201d is in the original script, and hints to us that the word \u201csick\u201d is a kind of code. Why would she question his reply if he were truly ill? \u201cSick\u201d stands in for \u201csad and grieving.\u201d When The Grandfather arrives he utters a clue as well, when he says \u201cIt was the book my father used to read to me when I was sick, and I used to read it to your father, and today, I'm gonna read it to you.\u201d The reading of the book is a ritual between father and son, yet The Grandfather is the one who does the honors this time. This would suggest that The Grandson\u2019s own father is unable to do so, but the tradition must be upheld. The reading of the book is the transition into adulthood, and as we all know, that process is all too often typified by loss, pain, and finally acceptance.\nThe echoes and absence of fathers are everywhere in the film. Inigo is the primary example, as his entire driving force is tracking down vengeance for his late father who was unceremoniously murdered by the six-fingered man. A central character to the story, he takes over huge chunks of screen time as he shifts into the protagonist\u2019s role. He is also an observer of the love between Westley and Buttercup, having been deprived of the person he loved most of all. Just like The Grandson, he is transformed by their love, from a kidnapping sell-sword into a devoted friend and savior. He claims to need the man in black to enact his revenge, but all the while he\u2019s being delivered from a life of paltry, poisonous feelings. Also take into consideration Inigo\u2019s age when his father is killed: eleven years. This is the same age as The Grandson, a few years before puberty, left to navigate the world without his father.\nThe Six-fingered Man himself, the father killer, is a classic Campbellian villain, embodying greed, pain, hatred, and nihilism. The fatherless boy within the story, Inigo, is haunted by this dark figure who \u201c...unleashed great evil on the world, but also unleashed a story\u201d (Joyce Carol Oats. \u201cThe New Yorker Fiction.\u201d Audio blog post. Joyce Carol Oates Reads Eudora Welty). This is the function of the bad guy, the conflict maker, to stand in for the dark forces of the universe, and if they are doing their job well, to really call into question our resolve to seek meaning, and to be good. Later, The six-fingered man is revealed to be Count Rugen, the (slightly augmented) right hand man to the despicable Prince Humperdinck. He greedily watches over Westley during his stay in the Pit of Despair, where we learn about what drives him... You know, other than murdering sword makers and orphaning children:\n\u201c...I'm sure you've discovered my deep and abiding interest in pain. At present, I'm writing the definitive work on the subject, so I want you to be totally honest with me on how The Machine makes you feel. This being our first try, I'll use the lowest setting.As you know, the concept of the suction pump is centuries old. Well, really that's all this is except that instead of sucking water, I'm sucking life. I've just sucked one year of your life away. I might one day go as high as five, but I really don't know what that would do to you, so let's just start with what we have. What did this do to you? Tell me. And remember, this is for posterity, so be honest. How do you feel?\u201d\nHe is filled with glee at the experiment, and we\u2019re left to understand that this man literally steals people\u2019s lives. Grief is another such force that seems to suck the very life from our bodies. The manifestation of grief in this story is the father-killer, and it won\u2019t be until he is slain that atonement with the father is possible, the hero\u2019s ability to face down the thing that wields power over his life, and defeat it: Grief itself.\nConsider the phrase, \u201cas you wish,\u201d an utterance which of course means \u201cI love you.\u201d This is an incantation, suggesting that the thing you desire will be made so, that the world will be changed depending upon your will. It is the also the key phrase that reveals Westley\u2019s true identity to Buttercup when they are reunited after his three-fold duel of steel, braun, and brains. This is also the phrase that the grandfather utters, the last line of the movie, when the boy says \u201cGrandpa? Maybe you could come over and read it again to me tomorrow?\u201d The reassurance of the future, the loyalty of service, the feeling beneath the words\u2014 all of these things are baked into the phrase, teaching the boy that love, ephemeral as it may be, is the guiding principle of the world and the people in it.\nAt the bottom of the story circle we watch our heros contend with meaninglessness and despair, and our meta hero experiences his own version of this from his \u201csick\u201d bed. Deep in the void, after Westley has been kidnapped and tortured, and Humperdinck has unleashed his rage, the boy questions the very purpose of the story itself:\nGrandson: Grandpa, grandpa, wait. Wait, what did Fezzik mean\n\"He's dead\"? I mean, he didn't mean dead. Westley's only faking, right?\nGrandfather: You want me to read this or not?\nGrandson: Who gets Humperdinck?\nGrandfather: I don't understand.\nGrandson: Who kills Prince Humperdinck? At the end. Somebody's gotta do it.\nIs it Inigo, who?\nGrandfather: Nobody. Nobody kills him. He lives.\nGrandson: You mean he wins? Jesus, Grandpa, what did you read me this thing for?\nGrandfather: You know, you've been very sick [\u201csick\u201d] and you're taking this story very seriously.\nI think we better stop now.\nGrandson: No, I'm okay. I'm okay. Sit down. I'm all right.\nGrandfather: Okay. All right. Now let's see, where were we. Ohhh, yes. In the Pit of Despair.\nThe grandfather literally says it! We are in the pit of despair now, but you must keep moving forward. The boy knows this intuitively. It is not time to walk away, to cast off the journey, simply because there may be no justice waiting for us at the end. The important thing is to continue, to climb up out of the void, to embrace the fact of death, indeed, the important thing is to blave\u2014 er, I mean, true love. Here, The Grandson begins the long journey upwards, back to the world of hope, and the cathedral of love.\nSo what do we need when the depths of despair call to us? A miracle of course. Enter Billy Crystal in his ingenious turn as the iconic Miracle Max. The hero often requires the help of some impish genius to unlock the secrets of life and death (see Yoda), and this time it\u2019s old Max and his indomitable wife Valerie, whipping together the miracle pill, reviving Westley, and turning the tides when we need it most. Even Max\u2019s motivation echoes the descent of the child, as he used to be in the employ of Humperdinck\u2019s father. After this father figure died, Max was set loose by the prince, awash in the world without his patronly employer, a mirror to the loss and grief so toiled-with by our heroes. It is this very sickness, bearing anger at the brash Prince Humperdinck, that leads him to help our heroes in the first place.\nThen the castle. The final threshold. The seat of horrible power the characters must traverse in order to complete their journey. Buttercup, the very embodiment of love and innocence, prepares to take her own life in the cold rooms within. The stakes have never been higher!\nAnd finally the atonement with the father comes to pass. Inigo slays his nemesis in a deeply badass flurry of blood and steel. And this time when he utters the words \u201cMy name Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die,\u201d those of us paying attention know that he\u2019s actually speaking to grief itself. The oldest enemy. And he leaves it there on the floor of the castle, inert and unremarkable. He was borne into the depths of his pain on the back of true love\u2019s purpose, and it bore him back into the world unburdened by that lingering poison.\nWestley succeeds as well of course. He finds and liberates Buttercup with some choice bluffs for a cowering Humperdinck, and they all fly out of the window of the castle, whisked away on the backs of white steeds, escaping into the night. They have rescued love itself from the brink of damnation. They\u2019ve run through the dark heart of the enemy, determining to never bend.\nAnd for The Grandson, he\u2019s lived the vicarious life of the reader. He\u2019s grappled in the laboratory of fiction, where we stitch our grief to the wagons of ghosts to be carried through our own hearts. And the harbinger of the word was his own grandfather, progenitor and mentor, a person who knows his grief from the other side of time. But much like the classic hero, The Grandson had to make the journey for himself. It was the persistence that led him to the end, the time, the story, the atonement, and of course, a new found appreciation for kissing\u2014 The greatest currency of all in the cathedral of love.\nFor my Mayor, Dan Harmon\nAgency in the Multiverse: Why FIREWATCH is a Game Apart\nMarch 07, 2016 in Gaming, Art\n... It sounds grandiose, but what most games try to achieve with world-ending set pieces and exaggerated arsenals this game achieves with a few lines of text and a little ham radio.\nThoughts on The Force Awakens and Why We Long for a Galaxy Far Far Away: A Rebellion!\nFebruary 15, 2016 in Film Criticism, Tv and Film, Art\nSomething was happening. The earth was moving beneath my feet. My eyes bulged out of my face and I'm sure I drooled a little. I was being teleported, transfixed, utterly blown away.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Articles / Elements of Negligence\n\u00a71:10 DEFINITION OF NEGLIGENCE\nThe elements of a cause of action for negligence are 1) a legal duty to use due care, 2) a breach of that duty, 3) a reasonably close causal connection between that breach and the plaintiff\u2019s resulting injury, and 4) actual loss or damage to the plaintiff. People v. Young, 20 Cal. 2d 832, 129 P.2d 353 (1942); Ahern v. Dillenback, 1 Cal. App. 4th 36, 1 Cal. Rptr. 2d 339 (1991); see also Cal. Civ. Code \u00a71714(a) (\u201ceveryone is responsible, not only for the result of his willful acts, but also for an injury occasioned to another by his want of ordinary care or skill in the management of his property or person, except so far as the latter has, willfully or by want of ordinary care, brought the injury upon himself\u201d).\n\u00a71:21 Duty\nTo state a negligence cause of action, the defendant must owe a duty of due care to the person injured, or to a class of persons of which the plaintiff is a member. Valdez v. J. D. Diffenbaugh Co., 51 Cal.App. 3d 494, 124 Cal.Rptr. 467 (1975). The extent and type of duty varies according to the relationship of the parties and other circumstances. See discussion of specific types of negligence in \u00a7\u00a71-2:00 \u2013 11:00.\n\u00a71:22 Breach\nOrdinary negligence consists of acts or omissions which are not compatible with the standard of care exercised by an abstract man of ordinary prudence. People v. Young, 20 Cal.2d 832, 129 P.2d 353 (1942).\n\u00a71:23 Causation\nLegal cause requires that the defendant\u2019s negligent acts were a substantial factor in bringing about the plaintiff\u2019s injury or damage. Mitchell v. Gonzales, 54 Cal. 3d 1041, 1 Cal. Rptr. 2d 913 (1991); CACI 430.\nIt is a relatively broad standard requiring only that the contribution of the individual cause be more than negligible or theoretical. Bockrath v. Aldrich Chemical Co., 21 Cal 4th 71, 79 (1999); Bunch v. Hoffinger, 123 Cal.App 4th 1278 (2004).\n\u00a71:24 Damage\nDamage must be pled and proved as an essential element of negligence. Rosales v. Stewart, 113 Cal. App. 3d 130, 169 Cal.Rptr. 660 (1980). The phrase \u201cinjury occasioned to another\u201d as used in Civil Code \u00a71714 is the injury to the person who is the victim of the actor\u2019s negligence. Buckley v. Chadwick, 45 Cal. 2d 183, 288 P.2d 12 (1955); CACI 261.\nThe duty of care requires the use of ordinary care to prevent injury to others and is determined on a case-by-case basis.Weirum v. RKO Gen., Inc., 15 Cal. 3d 40, 123 Cal. Rptr. 468 (1975).\nPolicy factors which must be balanced in determining the scope of a particular defendant\u2019s duty of care include the foreseeability of harm to the plaintiff, the degree of certainty that the plaintiff suffered injury, the closeness of the connection between defendant\u2019s act and plaintiff\u2019s injury, the moral blame attached to defendant\u2019s conduct, the policy of preventing future harm, and the extent of defendant\u2019s burden and the consequences to the community of imposing duty and liability. Valdez v. J. D. Diffenbaugh Co., 51 Cal. App. 3d 494, 124 Cal. Rptr. 467 (1975).\nThe \u201cabstract man of ordinary prudence\u201d test of ordinary negligence is objective rather than subjective. People v. Young, 20 Cal. 2d 832, 129 P.2d 353 (1942).\nLiability is incurred in tort when a person at the time of the negligent act or omission should have reasonably foreseen that such act or omission could result in damage to another. Alva v. Cook, 49 Cal. App. 3d 899, 123 Cal. Rptr. 166 (1975).\nTo establish negligence per se, a plaintiff must prove: (1) defendant violated a statute, ordinance or regulation of a public entity, (2) the violation proximately caused his injury, (3) the injury resulted from an occurrence the nature of which the statute was designed to prevent, and (4) he was one of the class of persons for whose protection the statute was adopted. Capolungo v. Bondi, 179 Cal. App. 3d 346, 349-350, 224 Cal. Rptr. 326 (1986); see also Cal. Evid. Code \u00a7669.\nThe element of breach of duty is a question of fact for the fact-finder to decide. Slaughter v. Legal Process and Courier Serv., 162 Cal.App. 3d 1236, 1250, 209 Cal.Rptr. 189 (1984).\nConformity with the general practice or custom in the business or trade will not excuse conduct which is not consistent with due care. Holt v. Department of Food and Agric., 171 Cal.App. 3d 427, 435-36, 218 Cal. Rptr. 1 (1985) (crop duster breached its duty of care by spraying dangerous chemical without sufficient surveillance of rice field to determine whether persons were in area).\nThe owners and operators of a dance hall breached their duty to a dancer when they increased the risk of falling by adding a slippery substance to the dance floor. Bush v. Parents Without Partners, 17 Cal. App. 4th 322, 329, 21 Cal.Rptr.2d 178 (1993).\nA carrier who breached a shipping contract by contaminating the shipped product was liable in tort for negligently performing the contract. North American Chemical Co. v. Superior Court, 59 Cal.App. 4th 764, 776, 69 Cal.Rptr. 2d 59 (1997).\n\u00a71:33a Negligence Need Not Be Sole Cause\nThe tortfeasor is legally responsible for all the damages for which the negligent act is a \u201csubstantial factor.\u201d Mitchell v. Gonzales, 54 Cal. 3d 1041 (1991).\nAlthough Code of Civil Procedure \u00a7425.10(a)(1) requires complaints to contain a \u201cstatement of the facts constituting the cause of action, in ordinary and concise language,\u201d including the cause of the injury, \u201cmore than a hunch, a speculative belief or wishful thinking [is required]: it requires a well-founded belief.\u201d Bockrath v. Aldrich Chemical Co., 21 Cal. 4th 71, 82 (1999).\nTherefore, \u201ca force which plays only an \u2018infinitesimal or theoretical\u2019 part in bringing about injury, damage, or a loss is not a substantial factor.\u201d Rutherford v. Owens-Illinois, Inc., 16 Cal. 4th 953, 969 (1997). But a very minor force that does cause harm is a substantial factor. Bockrath, 21 Cal.4th at 79.\nOrdinarily, plaintiffs bear the burden of proving causation. However, in the proper case, where plaintiff\u2019s inability to prove causation is inherent in the condition created by defendants themselves, a presumption of causation may arise with the burden shifting to defendants \u201cwho will absolve themselves if they can.\u201d Haft v. Lone Palm Hotel, 3 Cal.3d 756, 772 (1970).\n\u00a71:33b Intervening/Superseding Cause\nWhether an independent intervening act breaks the chain of causation is determined by the foreseeability of that act. An act is not foreseeable, and is thus a \u201csuperseding cause\u201d of the injury, if it is highly unusual or extraordinary and is not reasonably likely to happen. Schrimscher v. Bryson, 58 Cal. App. 3d 660, 130 Cal. Rptr. 125 (1976).\nAn intoxicated driver, at the time that his negligence caused a collision, could not reasonably have anticipated that a second intoxicated driver would run into his vehicle which caused injury to an investigating highway patrolman. The action of the second motorist was a superseding cause and the first motorist was not liable to the patrolman. Schrimscher v. Bryson, 58 Cal. App. 3d 660, 130 Cal. Rptr. 125 (1976).\nA street vendor who attracted children by a sound device was liable to a child who was struck by another\u2019s automobile while crossing the street. The vendor\u2019s \u201cintervening cause\u201d defense failed because the vendor could foresee that an intervening act of negligence by a passing motorist might harm potential customers. Ellis v. Trowen Frozen Prods., Inc., 264 Cal.App. 2d 499, 70 Cal.Rptr. 487 (1968).\nA homeowner\u2019s electrocution by defendant\u2019s uninsulated power line while trimming trees was not a superseding cause as the injury sustained was an expected result and the homeowner was within the class of persons exposed to danger when the utility deliberately permitted an uninsulated power line to remain near the tree. Pappert v. San Diego Gas & Elec. Co., 137 Cal. App. 3d 205, 186 Cal. Rptr. 847 (1982).\n\u00a71:33c Reasonably Foreseeable Damage\nA motorist proximately caused injury to a plaintiff when he knocked down a power pole resulting in a power surge that damaged a motor at the plaintiff\u2019s factory and idled employees for two hours. The motorist was liable for the replacement cost of the motor and for the wages paid to the idled employees since those damages were reasonably foreseeable. George A. Hormel & Co. v. Maez, 92 Cal. App. 3d 963, 155 Cal. Rptr. 337 (1979).\nAn ice company engineer\u2019s failure to take steps to prevent the bursting of sulfuric acid drums after seeing their bulged condition, which he knew was caused by internal pressure, was a proximate cause of injuries to a bystander when the drums burst. The chemical company\u2019s delivery of the drums to the ice company was also a proximate cause since the chemical company knew the drums were likely to burst if not kept cool and vented and failed to warn the ice company of such fact. Each company was liable. Gall v. Union Ice Co., 108 Cal.App. 2d 303, 239 P.2d 48 (1951).\nThe defense of \u201cinevitable accident\u201d is nothing more than a denial of negligence by defendant, or a contention that his negligence, if any, was not a proximate cause of the injury. Smith v. San Francisco, 117 Cal. App. 2d 749, 256 P.2d 999 (1953) (\u201cinevitable accident\u201d jury instruction was not in error where plaintiff pedestrian stepped into path of bus which allegedly failed to yield and struck plaintiff).\nIn a case against a landlord by a tenant who was raped on the premises, speculation as to whether the rapist entered through a broken security gate was insufficient to establish proximate cause. Leslie G. v. Perry & Associates, 43 Cal. App. 4th 472, 50 Cal. Rptr.2d 785 (1996).\nGenerally, a fire is the proximate cause of all injuries and damage it may produce, whether it spreads to one abutting property or for several miles. Osborn v. Whittier, 103 Cal.App. 2d 609, 230 P.2d 132 (1951).\n\u201cIf the allegedly negligent conduct does not cause damage, it generates no cause of action in tort. The mere breach of a \u2026 duty, causing only nominal damages, speculative harm, or the threat of future harm \u2014 not yet realized \u2014 does not suffice to create a cause of action for negligence.\u201d Budd v. Nixen, 6 Cal. 3d 195, 200, 98 Cal. Rptr. 849 (1971), superseded, in part, by statute in Laird v. Blacker, 229 Cal. App. 3d 159, 279 Cal. Rptr. 700, (1991).\nThe plaintiff\u2019s damages cannot be contingent or speculative. Negligence in drafting a will did not result in damages until the testator\u2019s death. Horne v. Peckham, 97 Cal. App. 3d 404, 158 Cal.Rptr. 714 (1979).\nNegligence causing only monetary harm does not give rise to emotional distress damages. Quezada v. Hart, 67 Cal.App. 3d 754, 136 Cal.Rptr. 815 (1977). See also Rest.2d Torts, \u00a7313; Prosser & Keeton, Torts (5th ed. 1984) \u00a754, p. 361.\n\u00a71:34a Emotional Distress\nIn negligence actions for physical injury, recovery for emotional distress caused by that injury is available as an item of parasitic damages. Crisci v. Security Insurance Co., 66 Cal. 2d 425, 433, 58 Cal.Rptr. 13, 426 P.2d 173 (1967).\n\u201c[U]nless the defendant has assumed a duty to plaintiff in which the emotional condition of the plaintiff is an object, recovery is available only if the emotional distress arises out of the defendant\u2019s breach of some other legal duty and the emotional distress is proximately caused by that breach of duty. Even then, with rare exceptions, a breach of the duty must threaten physical injury, not simply damage to property or financial interests.\u201d Potter v. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 6 Cal. 4th 965, 985, 25 Cal. Rptr. 2d 550 (1993) (emotional distress caused by fear of a cancer that is not probable should generally not be compensable in a negligence action).\nPrior law allowed homeowners who sued a contractor for construction defects in their custom-built home to recover damages for emotional distress resulting from the negligence because structural defects could cause the house, or parts of it, to collapse and, thus, created a threat of physical injury. Erlich v. Menezes, 60 Cal. App. 4th 1357, 1363, 71 Cal. Rptr. 2d 137 (1998), overruled, 21 Cal. 4th 543, 87 Cal. Rptr. 2d 886, 981 P.2d 978 (1999) (unless defendant has assumed a duty to plaintiff in which plaintiff\u2019s emotional condition is an object, recovery is available only if emotional distress arises out of defendant\u2019s breach of some other legal duty and is proximately caused by breach of that independent duty; with rare exceptions, breach of duty must threaten physical injury, not simply damage to property or financial interests).\nCompensatory Damages (Cal. Civ. Code \u00a73333) (the general measure of tort damages is the amount which will compensate for all the detriment proximately caused, whether it could have been anticipated or not).\nEmotional Distress (Erlich v. Menezes, 21 Cal. 4th 543, 87 Cal. Rptr. 2d 886, 981 P.2d 978 (1999) (unless defendant has assumed a duty to plaintiff in which plaintiff\u2019s emotional condition is an object, recovery is available only if emotional distress arises out of defendant\u2019s breach of some other legal duty and is proximately caused by breach of that independent duty; even then, with rare exceptions, that breach of duty must threaten physical injury, not simply damage to property or financial interests)).\nLimit of Liability (Cal. Civ. Code \u00a71431.2;Greathouse v. Amcord, Inc., 35 Cal. App. 4th 831, 41 Cal. Rptr. 2d 561 (1995) (liability of an individual defendant for non-economic damages cannot exceed that defendant\u2019s percentage of fault)).\nPunitive Damages Generally Not Available (Ebaugh v. Rabkin, 22 Cal. App. 3d 891, 99 Cal. Rptr. 706 (1972) (mere negligence, even gross negligence, is not sufficient to warrant punitive damages); but see Potter v. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 6 Cal. 4th 965, 985, 25 Cal. Rptr. 2d 550, 863 P.2d 795 (1993) (punitive damages sometimes may be assessed in unintentional tort actions)).\nPrior to 2003, the statute of limitations for personal injury actions was one year from the date of injury. Cal. Code Civ. Proc. \u00a7340. Effective January 1, 2003, the new Code of Civil Procedure \u00a7335.1 extends the statute of limitations to two years. Avila v. Citrus Community College Dist., 38 Cal.4th 148, 41 Cal.Rptr. 3d 299, 131 P.3d 383, (2006).\nComparative Negligence (Li v. Yellow Cab Co., 13 Cal. 3d 804, 119 Cal. Rptr. 858 (1975) (\u201ccomparative negligence,\u201d which assesses liability in proportion to fault, supersedes the \u201call-or-nothing\u201d rule of contributory negligence, which bars all recovery when the plaintiff\u2019s negligent conduct contributes, as a legal cause, in any degree to the harm suffered by plaintiff)).\nNote: The doctrine of \u201clast clear chance\u201d and the defense of \u201cassumption of risk\u201d are abolished to the extent that they are merely variants of the former doctrine of contributory negligence. Both are now subsumed under comparative fault. Li v. Yellow Cab Co. ofCalifornia, 13Cal. 3d 804, 119Cal. Rptr. 858 (1975).\nAssumption of Risk (Knight v. Jewett, 3 Cal. 4th 296, 11 Cal. Rptr. 2d 2 (1992)).\nPrimary Assumption of Risk. The doctrine of assumption of risk is a complete bar to plaintiff\u2019s recovery, even after adoption of comparative fault principles, in cases involving \u201cprimary assumption of risk,\u201d i.e., where defendant has no legal duty to protect plaintiff from the particular risk of harm that caused the injury. Knight v. Jewett, 3 Cal. 4th 296, 11 Cal. Rptr. 2d 2 (1992) (primary assumption of risk doctrine barred recovery for injuries in social game of touch football; rough play that may have been \u201creckless\u201d was not so totally outside range of ordinary activity involved in sport that it could serve as basis for imposing legal liability).\nSecondary Assumption of Risk. In cases involving \u201csecondary assumption of the risk,\u201d i.e., where defendant does owe a duty of care to plaintiff, but plaintiff proceeds to encounter a known risk imposed by defendant\u2019s breach of duty, the comparative fault scheme applies, and the court may consider the relative responsibility of the parties in apportioning loss resulting from the injury. Knight v. Jewett, 3Cal. 4th 296, 314-15, 11Cal. Rptr. 2d 2 (1992).\nWaiver (YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles v. Superior Court, 55 Cal. App. 4th 22, 27, 63 Cal. Rptr. 2d 612 (1997) (plaintiff who voluntarily released defendant YMCA from negligence liability arising from her use of its premises, facilities, or equipment, in return for her right to participate in the Senior Program could not maintain negligence cause of action. The release did not violate any public policy but actually benefited the public at large by enabling the YMCA to provide low-cost recreational activities to seniors)).\nHowever, the role of the defendant is an important component in the legal analysis relating to duty. A business, participant or manufacturer may have different duties and therefore may not avail themselves of the Assumption of the Risk Doctrine. For instance, a swimming pool operator cannot violate a safety statute relating to pool maintenance and claim assumption of the risk for a slip and fall. Capri v.L.A. Fitness International, LLC, 136Cal. App. 4th 1078 (2006). Similarly, a co-participant negligently operating an All Terrain Vehicle in violation of the California Vehicle Code is unable to invoke the doctrine. Huff v. Wilkins, 138Cal. App. 4th 732 (2006). Finally, a manufacturer may not insulate itself from supplying defective equipment by use of the doctrine. Ford v. Polaris Industries, Inc., 139Cal. 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        "raw_content": "First Amendment Guarantees Freedom From Religion, Not Just Freedom of Religion\nWhen Joseph Lieberman said while campaigning in Michigan that \"the Constitution guarantees freedom of religion, not freedom from religion,\" he revealed that the Democratic presidential ticket, no less than the Republican, is hostile to the democratic traditions on which this nation was founded.\nAs disciples of the Enlightenment and dedicated rationalists, the Constitution's framers viewed the injunction against government support of any religious ideology as foundational for the new democracy. They demonstrated the importance of the prohibition against the establishment of religion by placing the Establishment Clause first in the Bill of Rights.\nThe Establishment Clause grew out of the political revolution that accompanied the armed struggle for independence from England. 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Only by sweeping away the history of this critical advance in the development of American democracy can Lieberman and others of his ilk maintain that the Constitution does not guarantee \"freedom from religion.\"\nThe Supreme Court has not always been at the forefront of defending democratic rights, but it usually echoes the spirit of Madison's \"Remonstrance.\" Everson v. Board of Education, 330 U.S. 1 (1947), is the first Supreme Court decision applying the Establishment Clause to states. Although the court upheld 5-4 a state subsidy of school transportation, including religious schools, Justice Hugo Black's majority opinion still reaffirms Madison's freedom of thought. \"Neither a state nor the Federal Government can set up a church. Neither can pass laws which aid one religion, aid all religions, or prefer one religion over another. Neither can force nor influence a person to go to or to remain away from church against his will or force him to profess a belief or disbelief in any religion. No person can be punished for entertaining or professing religious beliefs or disbeliefs, for church attendance or non-attendance. ... In the words of Jefferson, the clause against establishment of religion by law was intended to erect 'a wall of separation between Church and State.'\"\nJustice Wiley Rutledge's dissent argued that the majority was not going far enough. \"The Amendment's purpose was not to strike merely at the official establishment of a single sect, creed or religion, outlawing only a formal relation such as had prevailed in England and some of the colonies. Necessarily it was to uproot all such relationships. But the object was broader than separating church and state in this narrow sense. It was to create a complete and permanent separation of the spheres of religious activity and civil authority by comprehensively forbidding every form of public aid or support for religion.\"\nFollowing Everson, the Supreme Court will not tolerate any governmental preference for religious views. For example, Black, writing for a unanimous court striking down a Maryland law requiring notaries public to affirm a belief in God, stated that \"neither a State nor the Federal Government can constitutionally force a person 'to profess a belief or disbelief in any religion.' Neither can constitutionally pass laws or impose requirements which aid all religions as against non-believers, and neither can aid those religions based on a belief in the existence of God as against those religions founded on different beliefs.\"\nOne year later, the court invalidated a New York law mandating a \"nondenominational\" prayer at the beginning of the school day. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Our Funds > Sustainable investing\nOur commitment to sustainable investing\nPutting our clients\u2019 interests first means recognising and managing the investment risks and opportunities associated with environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.\nWhat is ESG?\nIssues relating to the quality and functioning of the natural environment and natural systems, such as carbon emissions, environmental regulations, water stress and waste.\nIssues relating to the rights, wellbeing and interests of people and communities, such as labour management, health & safety and product safety.\nIssues relating to the management and oversight of companies and other investee entities, such as board, ownership and pay.\nWhy invest sustainably?\nESG factors can impact corporate revenues, costs and operating cash flows. 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MSCI ACWI ESG Leaders is a capitalisation-weighted price index that provides exposure to companies with high Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) rankings relative to their sector peers and excludes companies with involvement in alcohol, gambling, tobacco, nuclear power and weapons. ESG rankings are given to companies based on the MSCI framework. The MSCI ESG Leaders index aims to target the sector weights of the underlying indices to limit systematic risk introduced by the ESG selection process.\nPast performance is not a reliable indicator of current and future results.\nGuide to the Markets - Europe.\nData as of 30 September 2018.\nThe asset classes displayed are those in which J.P. Morgan Asset Management currently provides sustainable investment solutions. As of 30 March 2018.\nOur capabilities are aligned with client objectives\nThrough our engagement with clients and partner organisations, we continually expand our thinking on key ESG issues and best practices.\nWe have been a signatory to the United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment initiative since 2007 and are committed to incorporating ESG factors into our investment practices, where material and relevant.\nWe offer solutions across the spectrum of sustainable investing, to meet diverse client needs.\nSustainable Investing Statement\nAn overview of our ESG commitment and capabilities \u25ba\nInvestment Perspectives on Climate Risk\nLearn about climate change as an investment risk \u25ba\nESG in Emerging Markets\nOur approach to ESG in Emerging Markets \u25ba\nThis is a marketing communication and as such the views contained herein are not to be taken as an advice or recommendation to buy or sell any investment or interest thereto. 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        "raw_content": "We regret to inform that Ms. Selvi J.Jayalalithaa, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu passed away at 2330 Hrs on 05 December 2016 at Chennai.\nA Condolence Book will be kept open in the Embassy at Adolf Fredriks Kyrkogata 12, Stockholm on the following dates :\nThursday, 08 December 2016, from 1000 \u2013 1300 hours & 1400 to 1700 hrs\nFriday, 09 December 2016, from 1000 \u2013 1300 hours & 1400 to 1700 hrsType your paragraph here.\nIt is intimated that since 1949, 7th December is observed as Armed Forces Flag Day throughout India. It is an important occasion when the entire Nation expresses its gratitude to the soldiers of Indian Armed Forces who have made solemn sacrifice not only in peace and war but also during natural calamities and internal exigencies leaving behind their widows and children.\nIt is proposed to garner financial support for them.\nYou Too Can Help. Indian Government measures at the Centre and the State level alone are inadequate to provide support to the disabled, non-pensioner, old and infirm ESM, their families, war widows and orphaned children. It therefore becomes the collective responsibility of each citizen\nspecially those living abroad to make his/her unstinted and voluntary contribution towards providing care, support, rehabilitation and financial help to them. You too can contribute to the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund by any of the following means:-\na. By cheque/demand draft drawn in favour of Armed Forces Flag Day Fund.\nb. Online through RTGS. Bank details are as under:-\ni. Account Name - Armed Forces Flag Day Fund.\nii. Name of Bank - Punjab National Bank.\niii. Account Number - 3083000100179875.\niv. IFS Code Number - PUNB0308300.\nc. Online through website of KSB (www.ksb.gov.in) under AFFD tab. Direct link address for making online payment to the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund is http://www.ksb.gov.in/DonateAFFDF.htm\nWe are confident of getting a generous contribution from all of us for this noble cause.\nThe Pravasi Bharatiya Divas Convention is scheduled in Bengaluru from 07-09 January 2017.\nInformation could be found at : Website: pbdindia.gov.in\nFacebook: www.facebook.com/PravasiBharatiyaDivas2017\nTwitter: @PBDConvention\nA Facebook page on Know India Programme (KIP) could be seen at www.facebook.com/KnowIndiaProgramme) . As you know, we are organizing four KIP groups during December 2016-January 2017. All four of them will participate in Youth PBD and the PBD Convention on 7 and 8 January 2017 respectively.",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Magazine > Cover Story > Restless, Not Rootless: Pico Iyer Talks to Khabar\nRestless, Not Rootless: Pico Iyer Talks to Khabar\nA Conversation with Writer & Wanderer Pico Iyer\nPico Iyer is a traveler, writer, seeker. And as a \u2018global soul\u2019 for over 25 years, he has created a distinctive body of work that attracts wide praise. In an interview, he talks about being an outsider, authors Graham Greene and R. K. Narayan, the Dalai Lama, living in Japan, his Indian roots, travel writing, the Internet, and the joys of a quiet life.\nPico Iyer\u2019s sparkling nonfiction debut, Video Night in Kathmandu, generated much enthusiasm among fans of travel literature. In vivid and witty prose, Iyer brought fresh insights from his brisk tour of ten Asian countries, showing us how the techno-cultural ferment of the \u201980s was drawing East and West closer to each other in fascinating, often unexpected ways. His book rejuvenated the genre, marking Iyer as a writer who was in tune with the newly globalizing era. The Lady and the Monk, which came next, was set in Japan, where Iyer met his wife at a Kyoto temple. Other successful travelogues followed, titled Falling Off the Map, Tropical Classical, The Global Soul, and Sun After Dark.\nSeveral times a year, Iyer retreats to a Benedictine hermitage in California for brief stints of simple living, silence and serious reading. And for the rest of the time, when not taking off to distant corners of the globe, he lives in rural Japan with his wife in a two-room apartment or spends time in Santa Monica, where his mother resides. Iyer is not a fan of social media (his low-speed Internet access is mainly for work-related correspondence) and he doesn\u2019t own a cellphone. But if one does a Google search of \u201cPico Iyer,\u201d the number of results\u2014currently at 506,000\u2014keeps rising. Like his heroes Norman Lewis, Jan Morris and Bruce Chatwin, among others, Iyer has joined the pantheon of distinguished contemporary travel writers.\nIyer has also written two novels, Cuba and the Night and Abandon, along with The Open Road, a clear-eyed account of the 14th Dalai Lama\u2019s global journey. His latest book, The Man Within My Head (Knopf), is a departure in that he\u2019s created a hybrid, incorporating not just three literary forms\u2014memoir, travelogue, criticism\u2014 but also three voices. Iyer, the author Graham Greene, and Iyer\u2019s father are the three men within his head, giving us a book that is, as The Los Angeles Times put it, \u201cfilled with insights, sadness, rumination and splashes of the dazzling travelogue that Iyer\u2019s readers have come to expect.\u201d\nThe father, Raghavan Iyer, was a brilliant theosophist and a specialist on Gandhi. Pico Iyer became a wanderer even as a child, shuttling over the Atlantic between home and school. And the only full-time job he has ever held was his stint in the 1980s at Time magazine, for which he continues to be a contributing writer. After attending Eton in the U.K., while his scholarly Indian parents lived in California, Iyer headed to Oxford University and then went on to complete his education at Harvard. Pedigree and privilege, however, are not the words that come to mind when we think of Iyer. He has written illuminatingly about being a traveler from the first world and about the close, sometimes complicated, friendships he forms with the less fortunate in the third world. And once, in an incident that put things in perspective, their family home in California burned down completely, leaving him with virtually no worldly possessions.\nWhat Iyer should be known for, besides his books, is his deliberate embrace of frugality and a life of the mind. As he noted in one of his essays, \u201cluxury, for some of us, is measured by the things we can do without.\u201d His great wealth, one could say, lies within.\nA Conversation with Pico Iyer\nThe Man Within My Head is perhaps your most unusual book. There are three voices\u2014yours, Graham Greene\u2019s and your father\u2019s. I\u2019m wondering how you envisioned this book. Is it a biography, an appreciation, a memoir or a hybrid?\nActually hybrid comes closest. I was deliberately trying to create a very strange, new form for myself. If you can believe it, the whole book was once upon a time only fiction. I wrote 40 sketches about Graham Greene and then I took some of those fictional pieces out and added some literary criticism. I wrote 3000 pages, fully checked and corrected, and polished them in order to generate the few pages you have in the book. So I suppose I was trying to create this weird collage that wasn\u2019t quite biography, and wasn\u2019t quite memoir, and wasn\u2019t quite literary meditation, but it drew on all of those. I think that writing is such a hard sell these days. There are so many exciting forms of other media all around that there has to be something strange and radical to justify its existence. And because I\u2019m a traveler, part of the fun was the journey of trying to create a new form.\n\u201cWherever I go in the world, people associate India with Gandhi, with yoga, with its great spiritual and philosophical traditions. Many countries in the world think of India as kin\u2014whether as a nonaligned country or as a country dealing with the same problems as other places.\u201d\nThe book is also about your father, who was the only Rhodes Scholar from India in 1950. He wrote about Gandhi and was an esteemed professor who was popular with his students in California. At the same time, you didn\u2019t seem to be close to him because you were away. How would you characterize the relationship?\nWhen I was writing about myself in this book, I was trying not to write too much about myself or my father but about something archetypal. Any little boy growing up feels he has to turn away from his parents in order to establish himself and create his own identity. We\u2019re so keen to be our own people. And yet, as the years go on and we get older, we find that in fact we\u2019re much more connected to them than we thought. I\u2019ll often look in the mirror and see my father\u2019s face. I hear my voice and hear my father\u2019s voice. Mostly what I was trying to get at was that we try to move away from home when we\u2019re young. We choose these shadow parents, as I chose Graham Greene, and then the years catch up with us and we find that we can\u2019t run away from our blood. In the end, daughters often become their mothers and sons often become their fathers.\nRoots and a sense of belonging are essential to many people, but you seem to revel in being an outsider who doesn\u2019t belong anywhere. Has this been important to you in making you a writer and a wanderer?\nIt\u2019s a great advantage to be an outsider because everything is interesting to you. You\u2019re observing everything, and you\u2019re not taking anything for granted. Clearly it\u2019s something I relate to, to sit outside groups and categories. Greene once said at the end of his life that he didn\u2019t think he was rootless, but he did think he was restless. I think that\u2019s the case with me, too. I feel as if I\u2019m strongly rooted in my friends and my values. That has not changed in my life. But I\u2019m restless and always eager to see the next thing around the corner. One thing I like about Greene is that because he was restless himself, he always challenges restlessness in his books. I was obviously trying to do the same here, challenge my own tendencies. To answer your question, yes, as a writer I try to turn it to an advantage. Every one of us has certain circumstances, and when we enter a job like writing we see how we can try to use it to good effect.\nYou\u2019ve been to most countries in the world, if not all of them. What keeps you going? And how has travel writing changed in recent years, now that we live in a more globalized world, with the Internet, cellphones, satellite television and so on?\nWhen I went to places like Tibet or Burma in the mid-1980s, I assumed that most of my readers or neighbors and friends would never get a chance to visit them. So I had to bring the sights and sounds and smells of the places back to readers. But now, of course, anyone anywhere in the world, almost, can access places through the Internet, TV and many other ways much more powerfully than writing can bring it to them. So I feel that one thing that writing can do is claim an interior space, a space between images and a world of nuance that cameras and other devices can\u2019t. So travel writing has to become more inward. A writer writing about Afghanistan, say, is going to find it very hard to compete with TV or the other things. That\u2019s the main way it has changed. And because I\u2019m a traveler at heart, with each book I\u2019m trying to create a new form. That\u2019s what keeps me going. With this book I knew from the outset that whatever I did, I didn\u2019t want to write a conventional biography or a conventional essay. This would be my journey. I\u2019m trying to wander into a new literary landscape.\nYou are of Indian origin, though you haven\u2019t lived in India. Is it a hindrance or has it helped you when you are traveling around the world?\nIt\u2019s been a great benefit. One of the advantages has been my dark complexion. Whether I\u2019m in Cuba or Indonesia or the Middle East or Yemen, I can almost pass as a local. That\u2019s an advantage. Another is that so many people in the world have a great respect, a fascination with, and an affection for India. If I were traveling as a British person, I\u2019d be going to many countries that have a historical resentment against Britain. If I had an American passport, I\u2019d run into a different kind of antagonism perhaps. Wherever I go in the world, people associate India with Gandhi, with yoga, with its great spiritual and philosophical traditions. Many countries in the world think of India as kin\u2014whether as a nonaligned country or as a country dealing with the same problems as other places. So I think it\u2019s been a great benefit.\nDespite some of the problems that many South Asians have had, unfortunately, in the wake of 9/11, you think it\u2019s a good experience overall?\nYes, it is. I\u2019ve run into those problems, and I ran into them before 9/11. But whoever I was, whatever I looked like, I\u2019d run into suspicions of some kind\u2026. [Laughs]\nFor the last two decades, you\u2019ve lived in rural Japan with your wife. At the same time, you\u2019ve said how alien that society is, how even closed it is to somebody like you. Apart from the fact that your wife is Japanese, what is it about Japan that attracts you and makes you stay there?\nThere\u2019s a lot of kindness in Japan, even towards people who look like me that maybe the Japanese wish were not in their country. There\u2019s a great sense of consideration\u2026the Japanese are great listeners. They have a rich and deep culture. And I\u2019ve always felt at home there. I respect their culture, and I try to learn from their culture. The fact that it\u2019s an alien society to me is an advantage, because I always find it interesting\u2026I never take it for granted. It\u2019s always surprising.\nThey always used to strip-search me every time I came to a Japanese airport. One time I was on a plane and I met an Indian person flying into Osaka, and I asked him if it happened to him. He looked at me as if I was crazy and said, \u201cOf course not. I always go to a customs lane with a woman customs officer, and a woman customs officer is never going to give an Indian a hard time.\u201d So I\u2019ve followed his advice for the last 14 years, and it\u2019s worked perfectly. I\u2019ve never even been asked a question. The women may be more interested in making contact with other cultures, and the men less so.\nIf I remember correctly, in your book, The Lady and the Monk, you write how when you first met your wife it was she who first approached you [at a Kyoto temple]. I don\u2019t know whether it was partly fictional\u2026\nYes, you\u2019re absolutely right. [Laughs] It was nonfiction, and it was she who first took the initiative.\nIn The Lady and the Monk, Iyer\u2019s book set in Kyoto, he meets Sachiko at one of this ancient city\u2019s numerous temples. Hiroko, which is Sachiko\u2019s real name, eventualy became Iyer\u2019s wife.\nThe Dalai Lama came to Emory University in 2010. You\u2019ve known him since you were a small child. In your book about him, you write how his extraordinary visibility may have turned him, paradoxically, into \u201cone of the least seen figures on the planet.\u201d Are you saying that our attraction to celebrity and charisma has distorted our sense of who he actually is?\nI\u2019d say it has simplified our vision of who he is. I probably said something like\u2014he\u2019s one of the most seen and least understood people on the planet. Whenever anybody has that degree of visibility, it understandably creates a simple notion of who they are. In some ways, even when the whole world loves him and reveres him, he is underestimated. People don\u2019t realize how sharp his mind is, how difficult his life is, and how remarkably versatile he is. People often look at him in terms of his warmth and his kindness and his laughter, but they don\u2019t give full credit to his political acumen and his great philosophical wisdom\u2014and the fact that, as a Buddhist, he is doing something quite radical by telling people they don\u2019t need to take up Buddhism or even religion but just think about kindness.\nSome people see the celebrity factor in the Dalai Lama and note how he hangs out with Hollywood stars and so on. Does that detract from what he\u2019s trying to say?\nNo, that\u2019s a reflection on those people rather than him. Different people see him in different ways. I had a long conversation with him in 1996 when two Hollywood movies were coming out about his life. I remember he said there was nothing he could do about it. All he could do was carry on with clear motivation. If other people thought wrong things about him, it was their business. He didn\u2019t have to worry about that. That was very clear-sighted. I meet him every time he comes to Japan and one thing I notice is that he meets, say, a thousand people every day. He meets scientists and monks and philosophers. Every now and then he meets an actor\u2026and certain people may pounce on that. But for the Dalai Lama, he genuinely sees everyone as a fellow human being. A lot of people are intimidated by him because of his eminence, but he has this great gift for coming across as just another human and relating to people in a very intimate way.\n\u201cWhenever anybody has that degree of visibility, it understandably creates a simple notion of who they are,\u201d says Iyer, referring to the Dalai Lama, whom he has known for decades.\nYou\u2019re not a fan of social media and similar trends in our hyperlinked world. In an essay for The New York Times (\u201cThe Joy of Quiet\u201d) you wrote, \u201cThe more we have to connect, the more many of us seem desperate to unplug.\u201d But don\u2019t you think the Internet and mobile devices are important today? How can we strike a balance?\nYou answered the question yourself with the word \u201cbalance.\u201d I don\u2019t want to give them up and I don\u2019t want humanity to go backward. It just poses an interesting and new challenge for us\u2014how to make our peace with them and how to enjoy all these new facilities without becoming their servant. I couldn\u2019t live in Japan and send my articles by e-mail to my bosses in New York without these new technologies. I wouldn\u2019t have been able to live in Japan and take a plane to see my mother 50 years ago. These are huge advantages that make my life possible. I just think that many of us, including me, when we get a new invention, we become addicted to it and then we find that our life is running away from us and we have less time than ever before. So we have to step back and take these conscious measures, or get lost.\nWhen are you happier\u2014when you\u2019re mingling with people in the far corners of the world, or when you\u2019re living in monkish silence at a monastery, as you do every year?\nAs you know, I moved from the center of midtown Manhattan to this very quiet life in Japan. This is my way of saying that this quiet life and this more concentrated life that I have when I\u2019m either in the monastery or in rural Japan probably seems to be better for my soul. They make me deeper and broader and kinder than I would otherwise be. I love mingling with people and learning about them, but I find that sometimes I get very speeded up when I do that or I lose my sense of proportion. I\u2019m having lots and lots of fun but I don\u2019t have a chance to gain perspective. I think the quieter life seems to agree with me more.\nFor two decades, several times a year, Iyer has gone on brief retreats to a Benedictine hermitage in Big Sur, California. \u201cI think the quieter life seems to agree with me more,\u201d he says.\nComing back to your latest book, I was struck by the number of times you refer to The Quiet American. What makes this novel by Greene so special, even reminding you of your childhood?\nIt is my favorite novel of his. I think the reason I would recommend it to most people is that it tells such a complicated public story about the dance of empires, and it\u2019s such a rending private story about three living, breathing, aching human beings at the same time\u2014all in fewer than 200 pages. It is a prophetic book about the end of the British Empire and the coming of the American Empire and the way in which Asia remains outside the graph for both of them, and it\u2019s a love story and a love triangle we can all relate to. I think it\u2019s his densest and most complex book.\nEvery time I read that book, or any other great book, it brings a different meaning to me, because it\u2019s changing and I\u2019m changing as the years go on. When I picked up this project, I thought the relationship between the Englishman who seems to be skeptical and the na\u00efve, young, hopeful American is exactly the one that I experienced firsthand all the years that I was growing up, going back and forth between California in the 1960s and my boarding school in England. And the book that I already loved so much had a new and personal implication for me. Each of these characters is dancing between skepticism and faith, realism and romance.\nYou also note at one point how the film was screened on 9/10 [in 2001]. Wouldn\u2019t you say The Quiet American speaks to us even now because it\u2019s relevant to our time?\nExactly\u2026which I think is every writer\u2019s dream. Greene caught a very textured sense of Saigon as it was in the 1950s\u2014and yet, as you say, in doing so he notes a much larger pattern around us. Just last week I was writing to a friend and I said if you want to know what\u2019s going to happen in Afghanistan in the next two years, please read The Quiet American. I liked the fact that it was screened on September 10. You may also remember that later in the book I point out how I had written a novel [Abandon] about Islam and its quarrel with the West.\nGraham Greene (top) and R. K. Narayan had a long, cherished friendship, and they were both famous writers in the last century. Iyer, who continues to admire them, thinks their work is still relevant in the 21st century\nGreene played a crucial role in R. K. Narayan\u2019s early career. And like Greene, Narayan also gained acclaim in the 20th century. How do you think Narayan\u2019s work has aged? Following the boom in Indian writing, do you think readers can still relate to his work and find his books engaging?\nI think they can relate to him very well because he caught something ageless and changeless in India. By chance, just three years ago, Penguin in this country was reissuing two of his books as Penguin Modern Classics\u2014A Tiger for Malgudi and The Man-Eater of Malgudi. They asked me to write an introduction. So I reread Narayan for the first time in 20 years and he came off as seeming even better to me, as if he had caught something really essential in the Indian character that doesn\u2019t change, even though the circumstances of India are changing all around. I found myself beginning my introduction by saying, if you\u2019re a first-time visitor to India and you want to know what India is like, don\u2019t read any of the recent books\u2014read R. K. Narayan. I also learned, when I was reading him recently, how much he has in common with Greene, in terms of his characters being fundamentally lovable and good-natured, [even when] they\u2019re shady or crooked. It\u2019s a lovely relationship the two of them had.\nFinally, I know you held an Indian passport at one time. Are you now an American citizen or a British citizen or an Indian citizen?\nI ask that myself sometimes. [Laughs] I did have an Indian passport until very recently. Earlier this century, I was traveling in Bolivia and my Indian passport was confiscated in some routine check. When I was trying to replace it, I realized that the paperwork would be so intense if I tried to get it again. And at that point, in fact, I became an American. 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        "raw_content": "The year started out with great momentum. We secured a nanny to give me a bit of breathing room. I re-launched my Photography and Design business and invoiced over $2000 in the first two months, (a number which more than doubled what I had hoped for in essentially starting a new business in a new city). I dusted off the cobwebs from my blog, gave it a little makeover and connected with some amazing other writers. I launched a new online business turning my attention to health and wellness and I finally felt like I had a handle on my fridge, the laundry and life in general.\nThen March came and life stopped.\nNow, I am sitting down at my computer after over a week of neglect and I have forgotten who I am, where I was going and what I was doing. The scenery looks a little different and my surroundings, unfamiliar.\nWho knew that in one month so much could change\u2026even for someone on the periphery. Death has an abrasive way of calling to question our priorities and values and boldly asking, \u201cwhat will people say about me when I\u2019m gone?\u201d\nI am struck by how my mother-in-law led anything but an \u201ceasy\u201d life according to the world\u2019s standards \u2013 they were missionaries, they were not wealthy. In fact, they probably lived below the poverty line for much of their life together. They lived in Brazil, where crime and witchcraft was all around them. They had times of transition, during which they questioned where they should be and what they should be doing. And they had broken relationships that they were constantly trying to redeem and yet, my mother-in-law was faithful. Her life was full and I know that when she entered God\u2019s presence, he said, \u201cWell done, good and faithful servant.\u201d\nWill He say the same to me?\nI read a post today about seeing life as a prayer, seeing ourselves as a prayer and while I know that, in theory, my life should be an act of worship, I feel as though I have lost touch with what this actually looks like on a day-to-day basis.\nWhat does this look like as I run my business?\nWhat does this look like as I embark on a new job? (more to come\u2026)\nWhat does this look like as I am mama to my kids?\nWhat does this look like as I am a wife to my husband?\nWhat does this look like as I am a friend, a neighbor, a daughter, a sister.\nBefore life stopped, I was working on refining monthly goal setting. I want my goals to reflect my values and priorities. For me, it is important to know that each day, I am working towards becoming a better person.\nHow about you? Do you set monthly goals? Yearly goals? Daily goals?\nDo you have a criteria or formula or do you simply take on what is glaring you in the face at the moment?\nPlease share in the comments your thoughts on setting goals and how you keep on the right track.\nFaithGoal SettingMotherhoodRunning the Race\nSoul / Uncategorised\nI wish I had something to offer. I feel like I\u2019m falling apart. Life has stopped in this moment where I\u2019m at, and I don\u2019t even have a good excuse. I\u2019m going to ramble on for a bit anyways, though, because that\u2019s what I do. It\u2019s how I heal, and sometimes it\u2019s the little bits and pieces you pull out of nonsense that make the most sense.\nI read that on Instagram yesterday, and it keeps sticking out in my head. Busy does not mean successful. In fact, when I think about it, to me, my life would be successful if I wasn\u2019t busy. If I had time to just be. To enjoy the simple things and not be thinking about that billion things I have to do.\nSo that\u2019s how I\u2019m going to working on my goals. Reducing them. Simplifying. Becoming less busy. I hope this is possible. I need it so badly.\nThanks for writing something I could connect with. You\u2019re a beautiful, valuable, worthwhile human being and I\u2019m so happy you\u2019re here, sharing yourself with us.\nThat\u2019s a great question. I\u2019ve always been one who just tackles what needs to be done at the moment. I \u2018let life happen to me\u2019 as I heard it negatively described. I can\u2019t help it, that\u2019s just who I am. I\u2019ve also been one who feels guilty if I read a magazine when I should be mopping the floor. Or if I play on the computer then there is housework to be done. I try to defend myself to individual accusers. Until recently. I was listening to The Stand on Youtube, over and over. And the Lord put His finger on that guilt I carry around. Guilt about my house not being beautiful like my friends; guilt about not having granite counter tops or hardwood floors. He reminded me that I don\u2019t have to live like that! He didn\u2019t die on the cross so I could feel guilty! And I can trust that on the day of His return, He will NOT ask me about our carpet. So now the guilt is gone. And His peace reigns in my heart. Even without a criteria or formula or a professionally manicured yard.\n*Invisible accusers.",
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        "raw_content": "Dave Says: How to Leave an Estate for Your Family\nMy mom is 71 and debt-free. She\u2019s investing $600 a month in a universal life insurance policy worth $250,000 because she wants to leave something behind when she dies. What could she invest this money in, other than the life insurance policy, in order to leave an estate?\nThis is a good question. You don\u2019t use life insurance to leave an estate. It\u2019s a bad idea. You leave an estate by saving and investing. The only people who will tell you to use a life insurance policy to leave an estate are life insurance salesmen.\nUnless she\u2019s ill, I wouldn\u2019t keep the policy. Instead, I\u2019d do some long-term investing. It won\u2019t take long to get to $250,000 with $7,200 a year. It\u2019s the kind of thing that sounds like it\u2019ll take forever, but you\u2019ve got to remember you\u2019ve got growth and interest in the equation. I wouldn\u2019t put money into a life insurance policy at age 71, unless there\u2019s someone being left behind who really needs the money\u2014and it doesn\u2019t sound like there is in this case.\nIt would probably take about 13 years for the money to turn into $250,000. Assuming she\u2019s healthy, I\u2019d rather do that and bet on her living. That way, she can leave an estate and avoid the expense and rip-off part of the universal life policy.\n* Dave Ramsey is America\u2019s trusted voice on money and business. He has authored five New York Times best-selling books: Financial Peace, More Than Enough, The Total Money Makeover, EntreLeadership and Smart Money Smart Kids. The Dave Ramsey Show is heard by more than 8 million listeners each week on more than 500 radio stations. Follow Dave on Twitter at @DaveRamsey and on the web at daveramsey.com.\nMormon Life Finances Debt Dave Says RetirementFinances,Debt,Dave Says,Retirement,Mormon Life",
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        "raw_content": "The state of the unions. posted by Richard Seymour\nTwo recent firings of witch-hunted trade unionists, Karen Reissmann and Michael Gavan, bring to light the pressure from the state to break the resistance of public sector unions to pay cuts, diminished working conditions, and privatisation. It also reflects the politicised way in which the Labour government is approaching the problem - both were arguably targeted for being associated with Respect, a systematic challenge to Labour's hold on the left vote. The government can't afford to back down unless it is forced to back down, because a victory for the unions will both strengthen the left and damage the government's strategy of keeping Britain's economy running as a haven for international finance. For the last year, the government has kept public sector pay substantially below inflation, something that hasn't been achieved in the UK since the 'social contract' and the winter of discontent. The run-down of the postal service and other public services is leading to a growing rebellion by workers across the country. So, what are the prospects?\nAccording to recent figures published by Labour Research, the TUC has since 2003 gently reversed its long-term decline in members. The main growth has been experienced in the teaching unions, particularly the NUT which grew by 6%, but also the construction union UCATT, which grew by a similar level. (The figures don't appear to include the RMT, for some reason). The new super-union Unite actually lost members on both sides, and the PCS lost a small percentage probably due to recent cuts - but it has to be said that the loss of 13,000 is very short of the 104,000 Gordon Brown wanted to cut in 2004, so while the fightback has a long way to go, it is holding back the government's attack. The same goes, I suspect, for the slight fall experienced by the CWU, whose members have braved successive attacks from the government brilliantly, despite an often indecisive leadership. The main growth over the last decade is supposedly in \"associated professionals and managerial workers\" - but this actually includes teachers, nurses, train drivers and media workers, whose conditions are increasingly under attack. It reflects the growing importance of the public sector in the labour movement, where employment has been on the up, while manufacturing has been allowed to crumble. As these jobs are particularly susceptible to government cut-backs, union struggles are increasingly politicised. The problem, regularly now, is a Labour goverment, which is why trade unionists have to keep asking themselves why they are funding the bullies. Unfortunately, the growth isn't keeping up with the growth in the jobs, so unless there is a massive drive to recruit new members, union density is still likely to fall after having picked up slightly.\nIt looks like there are two models of trade unionism which are competing here. The RMT's militant model is notoriously successful, leading to extraordinary increases in membership and density. It doesn't matter how much the Evening Standard pillories tube workers, you simply can't beat success. The more conciliatory model that seek sweet-heart deals and subordinates the interests of members to those of the Labour Party is not as successful. The old batch of right-wing leaders like the repellent Sir Ken Jackson, exemplified this model until deposed by the emerging \"awkward squad\". Increasingly, the question is raised among TUC-affiliated unions as to what can be done to take the government on politically. Yet, it is clear - as Mark Serwotka pointed out at the Respect conference - that even many of the more left-leaning union leaders are more concerned about keeping Labour in government than fighting for their members' interests. Only two union leaders explicitly advocate a socialist alternative to Labour - Mark Serwotka and Bob Crow. And there are worries that the Unite union, run by two moderately left-wing leaders both of whom are loyal to the Labour Party, will have an overwhelmingly decisive bloc in the TUC with the largest portion of its members. Unite's leaders are fully aware that Brown's strategy is destroying the manufacturing base they represent, but their answer seems to be propaganda rather than action, and adaptation rather than militancy.\nThe frontline today is the CWU. The heroic example of the postal workers should inspire others, and if they now oppose the proposed deal and fight on, I believe it will. The ballot closes on Tuesday, and until then the campaign continues up and down the country to send it back and prepare for further action. As Charlie Kimber writes, the sheer audacity of the postal workers in consistently upping their game every time the government and the bosses attacked is remarkable. They haven't had the leadership that they should have had, but still took unofficial action when they felt they had to. And, despite the fact that the government has introduced private competitors, the fact that they all rely on the more efficient Royal Mail to deliver the actual letters has meant that they can't perform when the posties are out on the picket lines. So, the postal workers still have the power to beat the government and its attacks. Yet, the dispute also illustrates why it isn't enough to have left-wing trade union leaders. Even the best of them, like Mark Serwotka, are still captive to their bureaucracy to some extent. 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        "raw_content": "Fairchild T-46 - Airplane Videos and Pictures\nFairchild T-46 Video - Picture\nMore Fairchild T-46 Videos\nFairchild T-46 Aircraft Information\nFairchild T-46\nT-46 \"Eaglet\"\nPicture - A T-46 out of Edwards AFB\nRole: Jet trainer aircraft\nFirst flight: October 15, 1985\nThe Fairchild T-46 (nicknamed the \"Eaglet\") was an American light jet trainer aircraft of the 1980s. It was cancelled in 1986 with only three aircraft being produced.\nIn order to validate the proposed aircraft's design, and to explore its flight handling characteristics, Fairchild Republic contracted with Ames Industries of Bohemia, New York to build a flyable 62% scale version. Burt Rutan's Rutan Aircraft Factory (RAF) in Mojave, California was contracted to perform the flight test evaluations, with test pilot Dick Rutan doing the flying. The scale version was known at RAF as the Model 73 NGT.\nThe plane was the winner of the US Air Force's competition to build the Next Generation Trainer (NGT) program to replace the Cessna T-37 Tweet. The aircraft first flew on October 15, 1985, but was cancelled a little more than a year later, for reasons that largely remain controversial. The T-46 was the last project of the Fairchild Republic Corporation, and after the program termination Fairchild had no more income. Without any new contracts and the NGT program cancelled, the company closed the Republic factory in Farmingdale, New York, bringing 60 years of Fairchild aircraft manufacturing to an end.\nPicture - Two T-46 aircraft circling Edwards AFB\nThe aircraft itself featured a side by side configuration, a twin (or \"H\") tail (similar to the company's A-10), ejection seats, pressurization, and two turbofan engines. Had it gone into full production the NGT program called for over 600 aircraft being built up to 1993. There was potential for some overseas sales as well, such as in the light ground attack role in addition to its role as a trainer.\nAircraft of display\n84-0492 can be seen at the Air Force Flight Test Center Museum at Edwards Air Force Base, California.\n84-0493 under restoration at the National Museum of the United States Air Force\n85-1596 can be seen at the AMARG Celebrity Row during the bustour from PIMA Air museum, Arizona\nSpecifications (T-46)\nPicture - T-46, X-32 and YF-23 in the restoration area of the National Museum of the United States Air Force\nCrew: two; trainer, student\nEmpty weight: 5,172 lb (2,346 kg) or (2,351 kg (5,180 lb))\nMax takeoff weight: 6,802 lb (3,085 kg) or (3,092 kg (6,820 lb))\nPowerplant: 2x\ufffd Garrett F109-GA-100 turbofans, 1,326 lbf (5.90 kN) each\nInternal fuel capacity: 1,258 lb (571 kg) or 572 kg (1,260 lb)\nMaximum speed: 394 knots at 25,000 ft (7,600 m) (454 mph, 736 km/h)\nCruise speed: 330 knots at 45,000 ft (13,700 m) (380 mph, 616 km/h)\nRange: 1,150 nm (1314 mi, 2,130 km)\nTake-off distance: 1,102 ft (366 m)\nLanding distance: 1,125 ft (343 m)\nJPATS\nFairchild T-46 Pictures",
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        "raw_content": "Historic memorandum by the Estonian resistance to the UN General Assembly\n40 years ago, on October 24, 1972, a Memorandum was sent from Soviet occupied Estonia to the United Nations. It was signed by two underground resistance groups - the Estonian National Front and the Estonian Democratic Movement. This initiative started the organised and peaceful fight for the restoration of the independence of the Republic of Estonia, which had been illegally occupied and annexed to the Soviet Union as a result of the 1939 Hitler-Stalin Pact.\nEstonian resistance in 1970s was based on international law and UN Charter. The goal of the Memorandum was to penetrate the tight Soviet censorship to the international community that despite the massive repressions of the totalitarian regime, Estonians had not lost hope to regain freedom and are counting on the assistance of the United Nations Organisation.\nThe initiators of the memorandum, Mati Kiirend and Kalju Ma\u0308tik, flanked by other dissidents at the subsequent key event - the first meeting at Hirvepark in August 1987. From left: Mati, Marileen and Malle Kiirend, Kalju Ma\u0308tik, Maris Sarv, Ju\u0308ri Adams, Lagle Parek, Arvo Pesti, Eve Pa\u0308rnaste, Endel Ratas. Photo: Private collection\nAccording to one of the initiators of the 1972 Memorandum, Tunne Kelam, the only lifeline for Estonian citizens after 27 years of Soviet dominance was the awareness that leading Western democracies still refused to recognise the Soviet annexation of the Baltic states as legal. At the same time, Estonians were deeply worried of the possibility of becoming a minority in their own land as a result of massive deportations and the introduction of huge numbers of military personnel and immigrants from the Soviet Union.\n\u201cThis was a desperate message to the West sent in the full knowledge that all participants would be harshly punished just for the simple fact of openly stating their concerns,\u201d said Kelam. \u201cWe asked for UN help to restore independence of Estonia, a former member state of the League of Nations, by introducing temporary UN administration, by evacuating Soviet occupation forces and by organising free elections to the Constituent Assembly.\u201d\nNo official reply was ever sent. However, the Memorandum did reach the Western public opinion and sent a signal that many people in Estonia do not support the communist regime and continue to aspire for freedom.\nSeveral organisers of the Memorandum were sentenced to 6 years imprisonment for \u201cslandering\u201d the Soviet Union, dozens were interrogated, house-searched and fired from their jobs. Still, in the Western world, an understanding started to grow that the Baltic nations deserve the same measure of freedom and democracy than all the members of the UN.\nNine years later, in January 1983, the European Parliament adopted its first resolution in support of the Baltic nations, initiated by Otto von Habsburg. \uf06e",
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        "raw_content": "Mascara is a cosmetic applied to the eyelashes to make the lashes thicker, longer, and darker. It is one of the most ancient cosmetics known, having been used in Egypt possibly as early as 4000 B.C. Egyptians used a substance called kohl to darken their lashes, eyebrows, and eyelids. Egyptian kohl was probably made of galena or lead sulfite, malachite, and charcoal or soot. The Babylonians and ancient Greeks also used black eye cosmetics, as did the later Romans. Cosmetics of all sorts fell out of use in Europe after the fall of Rome, though eye cosmetics continued to be important in the Arab world. The use of cosmetics was revived in Europe during the Renaissance.\nEarly mascara from the modern era usually took the form of a pressed cake. It was applied to the lashes with a wetted brush. The ingredients typically were 50% soap and 50% black pigment. The pigment was sifted and combined with soap chips, run through a mill several times, and then pressed into cakes. A variation on this was cream mascara, a lotion-like substance that was packaged in a tube. To apply it, the user would squeeze a small amount of mascara out of the tube onto a small brush. This was a messy process that was much improved with the invention in the 1960s of the mascara applicator. This patented device was a grooved application rod that picked up a consistent amount of mascara when pulled from the bottle. The grooved rod was soon replaced with a brush. This new ease of application may have contributed to the increased popularity of mascara in the late 1960s.\nThere are many different formulas for mascara. All contain pigments. In the United States, federal regulations prohibit the use of any pigments derived from coal or tar in eye cosmetics, so mascaras use natural colors and inorganic pigments. Carbon black is the black pigment in most mascara recipes, and iron oxides provide brown colors. Other colors such as ultramarine blue are used in some formulas. One common type of mascara consists of an emulsion of oils, waxes, and water. In formulas for this type of mascara, beeswax is often used, as is carnauba wax and paraffin. Oils may be mineral oil, lanolin, linseed oil, castor oil, oil of turpentine, eucalyptus oil, and even sesame oil. Some formulas contain alcohol. Stearic acid is a common ingredient of lotion-based formulas, as are stiffeners such as ceresin and gums such as gum tragacanth and methyl cellulose. Some mascaras include fine rayon fibers, which make the product more viscous.\nThere are two main types of mascara currently manufactured. One type is called anhydrous, meaning it contains no water. The second type is made with a lotion base, and it is manufactured by the emulsion method.\nAnhydrous method\n1 In this method, ingredients are mixed in tanks or kettles, which make a small batch of 10-30 gal (38-114 1). The ingredients are first carefully measured and weighed. Then a worker empties them into\nMascara can be made in two different ways. In the anhydrous method, all the ingredients are mixed, heated, and agitated. With the emulsion method, water and thickeners are combined, while the waxes and emulsifiers are mixed and heated separately. Pigments are added before both mixtures are combined in a high-speed agitator called a homogenizer. The result of either method is a semi-solid substance that is ready to be packaged.\nthe mixing tank. Heat is applied to melt the waxes, and the mixture is agitated, usually by means of a propeller blade. The agitation continues until the mixture reaches a semi-solid state.\nEmulsion method\n2 In this method, water and thickeners are combined to make a lotion or cream base. Waxes and emulsifiers are heated and melted separately, and pigments are added. Then the waxes and lotion base are combined in a very high speed mixer or homogenizer. Unlike the tank or kettle above, the homogenizer is enclosed and mixes the ingredients at very high speed without incorporating any air or causing evaporation. The oils and waxes are broken down into very small beads by the rapid action of the homogenizer and held in suspension in the water. The homogenizer may hold as little as 5 gal (19 1), or as much as 100 gal (380 1). The high-speed mixing action continues until the mixture reaches room temperature.\nThe following steps are common to both types of mascara.\n3 After the mascara solution has cooled or reached the proper state, workers transfer it to a tote bin. Next, they roll the tote bin to the filling area and empty the solution into a hopper on a filling machine. The filling machine pumps a measured amount (typically about 0.175 oz [5 g]) of the solution into glass or plastic mascara bottles. The bottles are usually capped by hand. Samples are removed for inspection, and the rest are readied for distribution.\nChecks for quality and purity are taken at various stages in the manufacture of mascara. The chemicals are checked in the tank before the mixing begins to make sure the correct ingredients and proper amounts are in place. After the batch is mixed, it is rechecked. After the batch is bottled, representative samples from the beginning, middle, and end of the batch are taken out. These are examined for chemical composition. At this point they are also tested for microbiological impurities.\nSome mascaras on the market today boast all-natural ingredients, and their recipes vary little from products that might have been made at home 100 years ago. One development that may affect mascara manufacturing in the future, however, is the development of new pigments. Researchers in the plastics industry have developed bold, vivid pigments that have recently been introduced to lipsticks. Plastic-derived pigments may be of interest to mascara manufacturers as well.\nAngeloglou, Maggie. A History of Make-up. The Macmillan Company, 1970.\nAucoin, Kevyn. The Art of Make Up. Harper Collins, 1994.\nSchemann, Andrew. Cosmetics Buying Guide. Consumer Reports Books, 1993.\nWetterhahn, Julius. \"Eye Makeup,\" in Cosmetics: Science and Technology. M. S. Balsam and Edward Sagarin, ed. John Wiley & Sons, 1972.\nIverson, Annemarie. \"Pigment of the Imagination.\" Harper's Bazaar, May 1995, pp. 160-164.\nAlso read article about Mascara from Wikipedia\nSharon Wiggin\nI went to a Mary Kay party yesterday and the consultant told us that mascara is made out of the excrement of bats. She said all brands other than Mary Kay use bat excrement in the making of their mascaras. I find this hard to believe. Everything that I have since read about mascara and its ingredients and origin, make no mention of this.\nI went to an Arbonne party last night and the consultant said the same thing about their mascara - that all other brands use bat feces in their formulas - but that they don\\'t.\nI am skeptical whenever I hear claims like that.\nMy daughter and I just visited Blanchard Springs Caverns in Mountain View AR. At the end of the tour the guide did mention that a major cosmetic company in Switzerland buys their bat guano just for the purpose of making mascara. This is not the first time that I had heard this.\nI am a mascara chemist and can tell you that \"no one\" uses bat excrement. Look at any patent from L'Oreal or Coty or Revlon or Estee Lauder or any of their raw materials (they must be listed on the product label by law) and \"bat excrement\" isn't listed.\nAny mascara chemist will make mascara then test it on themselves to see how the formula needs to be altered so that it performs better. All cosmetics must be tested with consumers before being released to the marketplace, and all of the used raw ingredients must be approved by a toxicologist. I'd always heard nice things about Mary Kay cosmetics, and am disappointed to hear this kind of thing. If anyone has ever worked in a manufacturing environment, I can tell you that this kind of thing can never happen: Too many people would know about it, would have to work with it, etc. It just isn't true.\nI am using this for a science experiment,too, and it really helped. Thanks sooooo much!!!!!!\nWell Glenn while youre partially correct I would expect being a chemist that you would know the sources of your chemicals...\nHowever, a derivative of guano does exist in mascara. It\u2019s called guanine. It helps provide a certain pearly shine to nail polish, shampoo, eye shadow, and mascara. So while they don\u2019t actually use guano, they do derive guanine from it. They also, produce it synthetically.\n* It should also be noted that guanine can be found in seabird guano as well as bat guano.\nLong story short, there is some truth to the urban legend that mascara, eye shadow, shampoo and other everyday items contain guano.\nmore info on guanine for you glenn...\nGuanine etymologically comes via the Quichua word \"huanu\" for dung from the Spanish loan word \"guano\". As the Oxford English Dictionary notes, guanine is \"A white amorphous substance obtained abundantly from guano, forming a constituent of the excrement of birds\".\nIn 1656 in Paris, Fran\u00e7ois Jaquin (a rosary maker) extracted from scales of some fishes the so-called pearl essence, crystalline guanine forming G-quadruplexes. In the cosmetics industry, crystalline guanine is used as an additive to various products (e.g., shampoos), where it provides a pearly iridescent effect. It is also used in metallic paints and simulated pearls and plastics. It provides shimmering luster to eye shadow and nail polish. Facial treatments using the droppings, or guano, from Japanese nightingales is currently in favor in New York, reportedly because the guanine in the droppings produces a clear, \"bright\" skin tone that some people find desirable to attain. Guanine crystals are rhombic platelets composed of multiple transparent layers, but they have a high index of refraction that partially reflects and transmits light from layer to layer, thus producing a pearly luster. It can be applied by spray, painting, or dipping. It may irritate the eyes. Its alternatives are mica, faux pearl (from ground shells), and aluminium and bronze particles.\nSpiders and scorpions convert ammonia, as a product of protein metabolism in the cells, to guanine as it can be excreted with minimal water loss.\nGuanine is found in integumentary system of many fish such as sturgeon. It is also present in the reflective deposits of the eyes of deep-sea fish and some reptiles such as crocodiles.\nMascara forum\nMarshmallow Match",
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        "raw_content": "Posted by Managementguru in Business Management, Decision Making, Marketing, Organisational behaviour, Principles of Management, Project Management, Strategy on Mar 22nd, 2014 | 0 comments\nSwot Analysis to Strengthen Your Organization What is Swot Analysis and how to do a Swot Analysis Perfectly? Strategy formulation is an integral part of management decision making as strategies come to our risk whilst there are fluctuations in the external environment. A management expert will tell you rightly that strategies are not templates constructed for a specific purpose as they are formulated based on broad policies of a particular organization and have to be in tandem with the enterprise objectives. Nevertheless a CEO will find himself in situations where he might be forced to make instantaneous strategic decisions irrespective of the nature of the problem, only considering the magnitude of the situation. SWOT AND SYNERGY EQUATIONS Significance of SWOT Analysis: The analysis subjectively evaluates the impact of internal and external factors for a business objective. Internal processes and resources are considered strengths and weaknesses (S and W, respectively). External factors affecting the business and industry are considered opportunities and threats (O and T, respectively). An evaluation of these factors develops a strategic perspective that includes the competitive landscape and current market conditions. Need for Alternate Strategic Decisions: Lately we are witnessing a number of multinational giants going in for Joint Ventures and Collaboration. What is the root cause for such alternate strategic decisions? What happened to the value of the \u201cBrand Image\u201d of the organization or the \u201cProfit Margins\u201d which kept the company going? Well, this is where we have to look into the structure of their operations and most importantly the modality formulated to reach their ultimate objectives. Definitely, there would have been a big dent somewhere in the top management notch, failing to see through the obvious. Market Research is Inevitable for Decision Making: Situations change and we even experience this in our day to day lives, where decision making becomes very difficult at times; further we push the situation to extreme limits and make it worse. Planning is the very basis of our life that facilitates smooth functioning and change for the better. In big corporates, decision making is by and large the responsibility of the top management and they pass on the instructions down the line. It is but natural that the chairman and board of directors should make all the important decisions as they are the potential capital investors. Market research is another area that deserves mention at this juncture without which business persons cannot think of kicking off trade as it will be a sheer waste of money and time. Understanding the pulse of the market and your target customers always help in shaping up the right strategies concerning New product launch Consumer Preference Price determination Product modification etc., Test marketing is one of the strategies followed by many multi national companies while they launch their new products or wish to introduce variations in their product range. THE IMPORTANCE OF DECISION-MAKING Strategies are based on organizational policies and policies have to confer to the objectives and goals of the organization. The top management team should be a set of professional experts who should be able to gauge the existing as well as future trends of the market based on political, legal, environmental and economic changes and sketch their action plans accordingly.Decentralising decision making and delegating the authority as and when needed are also fine strategies to gain co-operation from your employees and to bring co-ordination in the entire business set-up....",
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        "raw_content": "They ran neck and neck with The Beatles in the popularity stakes with the late sixties and early seventies considered by many as their Golden Age.\nTheir live shows are legendary and The Stones musical legacy is up there with the very best. They\u2019ve recorded some of the most phenomenal Rock \u2018n\u2019 Roll songs of all time \u2013 Satisfaction, Jumpin\u2019 Jack Flash, Not Fade Away, Honky Tonk Woman, Brown Sugar, Start Me Up\u2026to name just a few.\nYou can now relive all these classic hits in The Rolling Stones Story, a high energy concert celebrating the music of the World\u2019s Greatest Rock \u2018n\u2019 Roll Band. Let\u2019s Spend The Night Together in the company of Mick and the boys and you will experience a truly authentic Rolling Stones spectacle; complete with an awesome production, the finest musicians and the world\u2019s No. 1 Mick Jagger lookalike in Paul Ashworth.\nThe Rolling Stones Story promises you an unforgettable Jumpin\u2019 Jack Flash back in time. It\u2019s Only Rock \u2018n\u2019 Roll, but we like it!",
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        "raw_content": "Located in the lower level of the Mary Black Foundation building, the Conference Center is designed to accommodate meetings by nonprofit organizations in Spartanburg County. The Conference Center contains several rooms of varying sizes that may be reserved by contacting Amy Page at 864-573-9500.\nPlease note that, due to parking restrictions, the Foundation must limit the number of people in attendance at events scheduled in the Conference Center to no more than 30.\nClick here to download the application to reserve a room in our Conference Center.\nUsers of the Conference Center must comply with the Foundation\u2019s policies and procedures, which may be accessed through the link to the Conference Center Application above.\nPlease use the parking lot located on Kennedy Street between The Piedmont Club and the Episcopal Church of the Advent. Enter parking lot via Kennedy Street. To view a picture of the parking lot please reference the application by clicking on the link above.",
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        "raw_content": "Create the Vote Medford |\nChristopher D'Aveta's Response to Arts & Culture Questionnaire\nWe\u2019ve all had defining moments in our lives. What personal experiences with the arts, the humanities, or creativity have had an impact on your life and your view of the role of the arts and culture in our shared civic life?\nI grew up listening to Tufts students playing all kinds of music on WMFO, and when I was a teenager I got involved at the radio station, first as a community DJ (at age 15) then, later, as the program director of the station while I was a Tufts undergrad. Having a library of 20,000 recordings at my fingertips was heaven and I listened to everything I could. I went to live music shows as often as possible \u2013 and I still do.\nAs a teen and young adult, I studied photography and enjoy taking photos to this day, and I have had small exhibitions of my work in galleries and venues over the years. I was the recipient of an LCC grant from the Somerville Arts Council for my photography 20+ years ago.\nMy wife, Maria Daniels, and I have always been dedicated to supporting the arts in Medford. She served for six years as the chair of the Medford Arts Council and through her board work I met so many creative members of the community. The level of artistic talent in Medford is impressive. I eat from a bowl thrown by a Medford artist, Earl Howard. I go to concerts to hear my neighbor, jazz bassist Rick McLaughlin, perform in Either/Orchestra, and Jane Kostick\u2019s creations traveled with us as gifts to relatives in Italy.\nI enjoy local festivals and events \u2013 most recently, the first OnStage concert at the Chevalier Theatre and the excellent music programming at the Mystic River Celebration and Circle the Square. We\u2019re just at the start of realizing the amazing cultural resources in our neighborhoods \u2013 for example, local Haitian, Brazilian, and Asian artists and performers are not widely known yet, but we can be sure they are working here. We know so much more could be done in the city for the arts, and we\u2019ve seen first-hand the hard work of volunteers, from the Arts Council to CACHE to West Medford Open Studios to MACI, making our city a better place.\nThe New Administration\u2019s Role in the Creative Community\nThe City of Medford\u2019s recent decision to allocate $30,000 to the 2016 budget for the Medford Arts Council is an important step toward restoring a level of cultural funding that we have not seen in Medford since 2002. Even with this investment, there will likely remain a significant shortfall in our ability to fulfill grant requests and to sponsor new public art initiatives that are much in demand. Beyond the Medford Arts Council, there are numerous unrealized opportunities and unmet needs in the areas of revitalization, education, cultural planning, community development, and support for our creative community.\nDo you support the inclusion of a yearly line item for the Medford Arts Council in the city budget? What strategies would you use to grow the arts and culture budget for Medford?\nMy principal strategy for increasing the slice of the budget for the arts is the same one I think the city should use for increasing available funds for all worthy new initiatives. We need to broaden our commercial tax base by taking the necessary steps to attract more businesses to undeveloped or underdeveloped areas of the city where commercial enterprises could thrive. We can\u2019t embark on many new initiatives with the city budget at its current size, and we should find ways to increase tax revenues without burdening homeowners.\nYes, I support a yearly line item for the arts in the city budget. The Arts Council is a logical recipient of that funding because of its transparent, established, public process for distributing funds.\nIn addition to the line item for arts programming, I think the city should dedicate a modest but significant amount each year specifically to 1) Circle the Square programming for this highly successful street festival or extend its impact in some other way; 2) West Medford Open Studios, for an innovative use, for instance to offer a prize or recognition that would attract more exhibitors or collaborations like the ones happening with the Brooks School; and 3) an unrestricted annual amount to the Chevalier Theatre to help this Medford landmark with priorities including restoration and innovative programming. These three priorities could be boosted tremendously with as little as another $30,000 or so from the city.\nAdditionally, the city can and should be pursuing external sources of funding. For example, while I was a planner in Somerville, I worked with the arts council there to submit a successful Adams Arts Grant to the Massachusetts Cultural Council. We raised $40,000 in the first year and were recipients on multiple occasions. In Haverhill, as Community Development Director I supported Creative Haverhill when they applied for and received their first Adams Arts Grant; our Medford arts community brought the director of Creative Haverhill, David Zoffoli, to speak at the Royall House a couple of years back about our experiences with the Adams Grant and economic development in Haverhill.\nMembers of the City Council have publicly called for a \u201chome for the arts\u201d in Medford\u2014do you agree that a dedicated space is needed, and if so, what kinds of resources would you marshal to make this space available?\nWe need to host public discussions about this and related ideas as a first step. I was the first city council candidate to call for councilors to offer regular weekly office hours, back when I announced my candidacy, because I believe so strongly in public input. Questions to answer collaboratively include: what would happen in the dedicated space? Would it be simply an administrative hub, as many cities provide, or something more ambitious (and expensive): a space where the arts were practiced, including performance or screening spaces, art galleries or studios, etc.? Who are the audiences or customers? Who are the private partners who could help realize a larger vision? Where would an art center need to be located to have the most success? Would we do best to build out services in one or more existing spaces for current audiences \u2013 the library, the senior center, the Chevalier Theatre \u2013 or is a new dedicated space the best way to go? We have lots of models around us \u2013 from Somerville\u2019s revitalized Armory building to Mill No. 5 in Lowell, with its shared maker spaces, cafe\u0301 and the Luna. Although old mills do not exist here as they do in many of the Merrimack Valley cities, we do have industrial and modern spaces where this may be possible. We need to get a range of ideas out on the table, gauge public appetite, and serve the largest audiences with the clearest paths to success. We need to start small but start somewhere, with big ideas about the future.\nHow should the city\u2019s current administrative structure be modified to support the creative community?\nBefore opening up an office for the arts I\u2019d prioritize hiring a grant writer to bring in hundreds of thousands of dollars, and shore up the community development office with staff that will interact with other city departments to bring the arts to the city through a holistic approach, by integrating it into as many areas of the city as possible. Still, having an office for the arts is a high priority, and the city council can push the new administration to make room for this in the annual budgeting process.\nA Destination for Creators, Performers, and Audiences\nThe robust example of Somerville next door often leads to questions such as \u201cWhy can\u2019t we do more of that here in Medford?\u201d (Consider that, for FY16, they are allocating nearly $400,000 to their dedicated cultural affairs office.) What kinds of initiatives, incentives, or investments would you support to make Medford a more desirable destination for artists, audiences, and small businesses in the creative sector?\nAgain, a broader commercial tax base and a dedicated grant writer are two of the keys to building the city we all envision. My grandfather worked in an auto plant at Assembly Square. Years later I worked on the redevelopment of that area as part of the planning department in Somerville. Today we visit Assembly Row and see how thoughtful planning has transformed a neighborhood, helping make that area a desirable destination. Vision is important, as well as being able to see long-term project through to fruition. I hope readers will consider my experience, including years of hands-on community building in the communities to which we look for inspiration. I sincerely ask for your vote on Election Day, not only because I have lots of ideas and a commitment to meaningful public participation and input, but because I know how these ideas can become reality working with municipal employees and outside resources.\nSome members of the creative community view the Chevalier Theatre as a special asset that is underutilized and in dire need of essential upgrades and investment that will build on recent efforts to improve its situation. How should the new administration lead in supporting this institution, and what specific resources should be provided to help realize its amazing potential?\nMedford residents have painstakingly rehabilitated the Chevalier Theatre over the past few decades, making tremendous progress with scant funding. As I mentioned above, even a small annual investment in the Chevalier Theatre will make a difference, and the capable leaders there will know how best to allocate it. The organ restoration project is just a few thousand dollars short of being fully funded, for example, and with a restored organ the theater can offer a range of new programs. One issue with the theater is its sheer size; delivering programs that can fill 1800 seats is a challenge. Dedicated community members have already blazed a path forward with the OnStage concerts; as I mentioned, I was happy to attend the first one and see this successful concept in action. More such creative programming will build audiences and visibility for the theater in the local community and in greater Boston. The city can also provide low- or no- cost boosts like helping subsidize middle or high school performances at the Chevalier, ensuring as many city dollars for auditorium rental go to the Chevalier as possible.\nWith a prospective programming schedule, the Chevalier would be an excellent candidate for funding through the Cultural Facilities Fund, a dedicated state program to help large scale arts venues with gap funding to meet a goal typically unobtainable from other means. In this case, installation of air conditioning may be a key project for this funding. A few years back, I authored a CFF grant for a school auditorium space in Waltham that was also a prime candidate for funding. We did not receive the grant because the programming of the space was nearly nonexistent; with programming, the state looks favorably upon these venues.\nWith the closing of Springstep in 2012 and the Mystic Art Gallery in 2014, two important venues were eliminated from our city\u2019s small inventory of exhibition and performance spaces. What specific sites, buildings, infrastructure, or other places can you envision as being made available to the creative community to provide much-needed space for new work to be created and shared with the Medford public?\nWe have to be honest with ourselves and see that these efforts can\u2019t be sustained on wishes, volunteer labor, and modest government subsidies. Naming a privately-owned building for use as a desired arts complex would be inappropriate for the government to do; however, the city should have an up to date inventory of its own available property and space, and that inventoried space could be utilized for either temporary or permanent art purposes.\nThe new MACI space in the Meadow Glen Mall is a perfect example of a private partnership that could be replicated elsewhere.\nI am also a big proponent of \u201cpop-up\u201d stores as temporary arts venues; I attended a couple of these \u201copenings\u201d in Haverhill, and they were very successful.\nThe city can\u2019t force any art studio, gallery, performance space, or other enterprise to remain open, of course, but it can create a welcoming environment, just as it should for our business community. The focus should be on increased maintenance, adequate parking, pedestrian mobility and redevelopment to make Medford beautiful again; transportation that will bring audiences to our commercial districts, and affordable housing that will enable working artists (and others) to call Medford home.\nThroughout Massachusetts, cities are experimenting successfully with revitalization, development, and social resiliency efforts that incorporate the creative use of public space\u2014this is sometimes described as \u201ccreative placemaking.\u201d A 2010 white paper for The Mayors\u2019 Institute for City Design describes this strategy as one in which: \u201c[Partners] from public, private, non-profit, and community sectors strategically shape the physical and social character of a neighborhood, town, city, or region around arts and cultural activities. Creative placemaking animates public and private spaces, rejuvenates structures and streetscapes, improves local business viability and public safety, and brings diverse people together to celebrate, inspire, and be inspired.\u201d\nWhat kinds of creative placemaking initiatives can you envision as being introduced or expanded to promote Medford\u2019s livability, economic development, and distinctive cultural character?\nThe City\u2019s 2011 Open Space and Recreation Plan calls for the \u201cInclusion of public art in the city\u2019s parks and open spaces\u201d\u2014and many residents support this recommendation. Would you support efforts to introduce new temporary or permanent public art into our parks, playgrounds, and open spaces?\nWhat is your view of the role of the city administration in partnering with real estate developers to ensure that new construction incorporates appropriate elements for creative placemaking?\nWhile a Planner in Somerville, I devised a program in the first ever Adams Grant awarded to the city that hired local artisans to design street furniture for the Union Square plaza. The idea was to make the area an outdoor, functional sculpture garden. The other goal of the program was to hire and pay artisans to make what the city would have ordered from a catalogue anyway.\nA very specific goal for Medford should involve the creation of a regular program that features live music in an outdoor space. As of now, the area of the bus depot in Medford Square, next to the cemetery, has functioned temporarily as this space. However, the city should plan and implement a dedicated space for performers in Medford Square, as this is one of the most popular aspects of Circle the Square and, given the number, variety, and quality of musicians who call Medford home, should be a priority.\nAs someone who worked as a team member on creating arts overlay zoning in Union Square, Somerville, I know firsthand what goes into making developments \u201cartist friendly.\u201d What should not happen is geographically splintered little spaces across the city that no one will see and only serve to satisfy a developer\u2019s requirements vis-a\u0300-vis zoning code. I would wholeheartedly support the inclusion of some form of arts space incorporated into the public realm of any development if it can be a functional, working space. 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        "raw_content": "MCCC and Monmouth University Sign Transfer Agreement\nWEST WINDSOR, N.J. -- Mercer County Community College and Monmouth University have entered into a new articulation agreement. Students who graduate with the required courses from Mercer's Computer Science associate degree program will be able to enter into the bachelor's degree program in Software Engineering at Monmouth. MCCC President Patricia C. Donohue and Monmouth University Vice President Thomas Pearson signed the agreement last month.\nStudents must maintain an overall grade point average of 2.0 or higher. Students in Mercer's program will be required to take 64 credits that include Calculus I and II, Computer Science, Computer Architecture, Physics I and II, Probability and Statistics for Science & Engineering, Discrete Mathematical Structures and the required courses in the Liberal Arts.\nMCCC has signed transfer agreements with dozens of colleges throughout the region and nation, and also offers dual admissions programs with eight New Jersey colleges and universities. For more information contact MCCC's Transfer Services office at 609-570-3307 or the Department of Mathematics at 609-570-3378 or 3320.",
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        "raw_content": "Transfer to Strayer University Eased\nFor MCCC Graduates\nWEST WINDSOR, N.J. -- Mercer County Community College graduates will now be able to transfer with greater ease into bachelor's degree programs at Strayer University, thanks to a new agreement between the institutions.\nOffering both undergraduate and graduate programs at 47 campuses in 13 states, Strayer is also known for its abundant online courses and programs that enable adults to earn degrees while continuing to work full time. One of Strayer's options enables students who transfer there with an associate degree to complete a bachelor's degree in two years and three months. Students accomplish this by taking two courses per quarter.\nThis transfer agreement adds yet another option to students completing associate degree programs at Mercer, which holds such transfer agreements with colleges nationwide.\nAdditionally, Mercer holds Dual Admissions Agreements with area colleges that enable students to transfer into their junior year when the specified program is followed and grade point averages maintained. These colleges are Montclair State University, the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Penn State Abington, Rider University, Rutgers University, Saint Peter's College and The College of New Jersey.\nMercer holds information sessions year-round for prospective and current students who plan to begin their college education at Mercer and transfer for a bachelor's degree. For more information call the Admissions Office at 609-570-3795.\nMCCC Transfer Services",
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        "raw_content": "The CEOs of the future will want their companies to be recognized as forces for good.\nWe live in turbulent times. Poverty, inequality, youth unemployment and climate change are among the challenges we are facing.\nIn business, CEOs have gone from being symbols of aspiration to objects of intense scrutiny. Even the younger, \u2018cooler\u2019 entrepreneurs, the kick-starters of the shared economy, are now being asked questions about the impact their companies have on society. Trust has become the ultimate currency.\nMillennial consumers are driving this trend; 40% of those polled by the Deloitte Millennial Survey 2018 believe the goal of businesses should be to \u2018improve society\u2019. This is seriously worth pondering. By 2020, millennials will make up 40% of all consumers, influencing about $40 billion in annual sales.\nProfit with purpose is set to become the new norm. Up to this point, social enterprise and impact investment have been driving this concept, which has somehow remained confined to a niche. Not anymore. Now, it\u2019s all set to change: the CEOs of the future will want their companies to be recognized as forces for good.\nUnilever is a good indicator of how major conglomerates might soon be developing a purpose-led strategy for their core business. Their outgoing CEO, Paul Polman, has been among the first business leaders to give a new, more profound meaning to the word \u2018sustainability\u2019, regarding it not just as the right thing to do, but an essential component of growth.\nIn 2010, Polman launched a \u2018sustainable living development plan\u2019. Its goals include: helping more than one billion people improve their hygiene and living conditions, reducing the impact of Unilever\u2019s operations on the environment, and promoting gender parity in its factories.\nFor Polman, the incentive is clear: businesses cannot thrive in a world in which people don\u2019t. Protect people and the environment, and you will protect the future of your enterprise. From reducing packaging to halving factory water waste and distributing free health and hygiene products to remote communities, Unilever no longer has a separate corporate social responsibility (CSR) department. Instead, it has a new business model with sustainability at its core. Unilever\u2019s net income in 2017 was $6.84 billion.\nHas Polman revolutionized the sector? Not quite \u2013 but there is certainly an emerging trend for more corporates to take sustainability issues seriously, and changing their business strategies accordingly.\nTake the rise of \u2018B Corporations\u2019. These are companies certified on the basis of social sustainability and environmental performance standards. Launched in 2006, the B Corp movement was historically made up of small and medium-sized companies. It now comprises more than 2,600 businesses across 60 countries, and increasingly includes larger multinational companies such Patagonia and Innocent Drinks, fully owned by Coca Cola since 2013.\nDanone, one of the world\u2019s largest food companies, has made a public commitment of becoming a certified B Corp by 2030. Its CEO Emmanuel Faber is on a mission to \u201cre-establish trust with employees, consumers, partners, civil society and governments\u201d. His vision of \u2018One Planet. One Health\u2019 addresses the intersection of food sustainability, health and the environment. As one example, Danone now analyzes the habits and health issues of its customers in 52 countries and adapts its products accordingly. It recently added vitamins to one of its best-selling cheeses after researching the diets of young people in Brazil.\nWe are at a critical juncture. According to last year\u2019s Edelman Trust Barometer, 64% of people globally expect CEOs to lead on social change rather than waiting for government intervention. And a significant 84% expect CEOs to influence policy debates on social issues. Overall, trust in business (52%) remains higher than global trust in government (43%).\nIncreasingly, companies are going beyond compliance. Nearly 90% of the world\u2019s biggest companies are reporting on their sustainability performance, using metrics established by the GRI (The Global Reporting Initiative, established in October 2016). Nearly 9,933 companies from 160 countries are currently members of the UN Global Compact \u2013 an initiative launched to align businesses\u2019 strategy with social goals, and to support the Sustainable Development Goals. Corporate responsibility is going mainstream.\nSo will the future of big business be modeled on social enterprise? It may not be too unrealistic. Investors are also signaling a desire for social impact alongside a financial return. A recent survey of high-net-worth millennials found 69% place greater importance in investing in companies showing a high level of corporate social responsibility. Globally, responsible investing is booming, up 25% over the past two years to the tune of $23 trillion, according to the Global Sustainable Investment Alliance. In addition, the global green bond market \u2013 created to fund projects that have a positive environmental or climate benefit \u2013 was estimated to reach up to $300 billion by the end of 2018, nearly double its value in 2017.\nIt\u2019s becoming increasingly evident that the world\u2019s most pressing problems cannot be solved by governments or civil society alone. It\u2019s time for business to pitch in. From reducing environmental impact to contributing to healthier societies and fighting forced labour, companies can achieve tremendous results if they balance profit and purpose. As stated in the B Corp Declaration of Interdependence, it\u2019s all rooted in the concept of \u2018do not harm\u2019 and \u2018benefit all\u2019.\nWith the growing trend for investors and consumers to buy into companies that deliver positive social change alongside financial returns, the trend for big business to adopt impactful social missions looks set to continue. The question is: how many business leaders will have the courage to step up to the plate? The business of changing the world is in their hands.\nAuthored by Antonio Zappulla, Chief Operating Officer, Thomson Reuters Foundation",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Find a mentor > PRIME Cymru\nFounded in 2001 by HRH The Prince of Wales, and the only autonomous Welsh charity in the Prince\u2019s charities group, PRIME Cymru is dedicated to helping people aged 50 and over in Wales remain or become economically active by providing ongoing support for older people who wish to develop and establish a business idea.\nSince its inception PRIME Cymru has helped more than 1,500 people in Wales to set up their own business, and in the process created more than 2,500 jobs.\nIn most recent times this has been achieved by recruiting and training volunteer mentors whose skills and experience are made available to bring help, support and guidance to the charity\u2019s client group of older people. Our mentors are mature, trained people who volunteer their time and expertise to help people achieve their goals.\nAll our services are provided free of charge to any individual seeking our assistance.\nMile End House\nThe Smart Coaching & Training Team is a group of highly experienced\u2026 Read more...",
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        "raw_content": "This is a departure from the typical monthly activities at your Foundation. We are installing a stone bench, small altar and planters in front of the Columbarium. The plan is to make the area more spiritual. We are also hosting an informal dinner for members of the Tartu Academy in Estonia. It is scheduled for October 9. Look for details in the bulletin.\nThe headline is about history that I think we should all know. It is about Bill Nilsen, a member of the Excelsior Lutheran Church before the name change and before the sanctuary (now Heritage Hall) was built. Bill, along with his family, which includes Corrine Peterson, his daughter, came to Excelsior as Superintendent of the Excelsior School District in 1943.\nThe challenge back then was how to expand the curriculum to meet the growing and changing needs of the students, who numbered only about 100 students per class. Post-war requirements for advanced mathematics, science, and better world understanding all called for curriculum change. Finding more students to create a critical mass was the only answer. So, with School Board encouragement, Mr. Nilsen began discussions with the neighboring districts.\nSix years later, under his leadership, six small independent school districts (Clear Springs, Deephaven, Excelsior, Groveland, Minnewashta and Tonka Bay) consolidated into one larger system, the Minnetonka District #276, with Bill Nilsen as its first Superintendent until his retirement in 1968.\nThe radical notion of consolidation was new to Minnesota, and the Minnetonka School District #276 was its pioneer in our area. At that time there were over 4000 school districts in the state of Minnesota.\nMoreover, high school sports, like today, were a powerful magnet in the late 40\u2019s and early 50\u2019s. Small high schools played one another on an even-keel basis. The Excelsior High School Basketball team won the State Championship shortly before the merger conversations started, further making a new route into the future an uphill battle.\nThe climate for consolidation was highly political, and emotions were very evident. How could this possibly work? Mr. Nilsen and his School Board sold the idea of focusing on what is best for the kids. They stressed the future of our community and placed emphasis on teaching and learning. This attitude prevailed and on March 15, 1949 the voters agreed by 89 percent. It is important to note that this decision was not just a philosophical one. Land had to be purchased, buildings built, bonds sold, tax levies managed. The high school, two junior highs (middle schools now) each with a swimming pool, and an additional elementary school were built to create the present-day Minnetonka School District. All present elementary schools today were built or remodeled during Mr. Nilsen\u2019s Superintendency.\nThankfully, through careful planning and far-sightedness, area citizens were open to conversation, dialogue, and eventual decision-making on the best interests of the whole regarding the education of youth. Their vision, tenacity and entrepreneurship in those early days paved the way for the ongoing commitment and what was best for the kids. It became a model for other school district consolidations that followed in Minnesota.\nBill\u2019s leadership skills prevailed at the newly formed Mount Calvary as well. I got to know him after his retirement. By then, Dr. Don Draayer was the superintendent and the school district continued to grow and prosper. Bill was active on the Gifts and Memorials Committee, the forerunner of the Foundation. His visionary thinking was instrumental throughout the church. The newer stained-glass windows in the sanctuary, the ones depicting communion, baptism and the Holy Spirit descending upon Mount Calvary were a project of his committee. Later, he was instrumental in the installation of our wonderful pipe organ. That committee consisted of many members, mostly musicians, that led that movement.\nRemember, in the early years of the Foundation, when we were trying to build the principal endowment fund, there were no grants to be given. Bill\u2019s hallmark was that money for capital improvements had to be raised ahead of time. Bill was a master at fundraising. We have much to be thankful for because of Bill.\nInformation submitted by Ross McGlasson, Don Draayer, & Corinne (Nilsen) Peterson: 2017",
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        "raw_content": "Holly Sargis quotes\nKit never let on why he'd shot Cato. He said that just talking about it could bring us bad luck and that right now, we needed all the luck we could get.\nSuddenly, I was thrown into a state of shock. Kit was the most trigger happy person I'd ever met. He claimed that as long as you're playing for keeps and the law is coming at ya, it's considered OK to shoot all witnesses. You had to take the consequences, though, and not whine about it later. He never seemed like a violent person before, except for once, when he said he'd like to rub out a couple of guys whose names he didn't care to mention. It all goes to show how you can know a person and not really know him at the same time.\nAt this moment, I didn't feel shame or fear, but just kind of blah, like when you're sitting there and all the water's run out of the bathtub.\nThe whole country was out looking for us, for who knew where Kit would strike next. 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He said that nobody else would know where we'd put 'em, and that we'd come back someday, maybe, and they'd still be sitting here, just the same, but we'd be different. And if we never got back, well, somebody might dig 'em up a thousand years from now and wouldn't they wonder!\nWe took off at sunset, on a line toward the mountains of Saskatchewan, for Kit a magical land beyond the reach of the law. He needed me now more than ever, but something had come between us. I'd stopped even paying attention to him. Instead, I sat in the car and read a map and spelled out entire sentences with my tongue on the roof of my mouth, where nobody could read them. That night we moved closer to the border, and clear across the prairie, at the very edge of the horizon. We could make out the gas fires of the refineries at Missoula, while to the south, we could see the lights of Cheyenne, a city bigger and grander than I'd ever seen. 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        "raw_content": "I\u2019ve never lacked confidence and I felt sure that I had the knowledge, skill and work ethic to start my own business. What I didn\u2019t have was much cash behind me so I teamed up with an old colleague from my days at FG Trew\u2019s, Ken Jones. Together we had enough money to get our first business up and running \u2013 a plumbers merchant called Central Heating Services. Situated in Oxford Street, Swansea we opened our doors in 1984. I was lucky enough to have excellent contacts with plumbers who showed me great loyalty and helped get the business off to a great start. It was hard work but we made \u00a3100,000 in the first year and we were all delighted.\nUnfortunately my partnership with Ken didn\u2019t work out as we had very different views on how a business should be run. Fortunately, with financial help from my parents, I was able to buy Ken out. Times were hard at first and I still remember my Mum giving up her time by coming in to help me with the books which gave me a solid foundation on which to build. I assembled a great team including a certain Mel Protheroe who still works for me today. Mel is in the photo above with a pen in his pocket; he now takes great delight in telling everyone at the call centre about some of my antics as a young businessman. One tale that often gets recalled was how on a Christmas night out in Swansea I disappeared from a pub, abandoned my shoes and somehow made it to the top of a lamppost!\nIn the end our hard work paid off and the business flourished, making me a millionaire in the process. Life was good! By 1988 I was ready to expand and with much fanfare opened a second depot in Cardiff. However, what I hadn\u2019t foreseen was the coming recession which by 1989 was starting to bite and was soon to change my life dramatically.\nLike countless other businesses, the recession of 89 had an immediate impact on sales. I battled for a while to turn things around but increasing levels of debt were saddling the firm. Eventually it was the bank that put my company into receivership. This experience taught me countless lessons; one that I still carry with me today is to always keep a handle on your finances and don\u2019t rely on others to provide you with crucial information.\nIt was a shattering blow to see my hard work blown away and it led to two extremely difficult years. My marriage ended, I lost my home and I was left selling off personal assets to try and get things straight.\nHowever, no matter how severe the trials and tribulations of my business life have been over the years, I have always had cause to remind myself of what is really important in life. A truly frightening time was when my eldest son, aged just seven, was kicked in the head by a horse in Dunvant. It was a serious injury that left him medically dead for a short while. Miraculously he survived and thanks to the care he received, made a full recovery. I often use this memory to put things into perspective when things in life seem bad.",
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        "raw_content": "Sweden's Christmas Present of the Year\nTruly representing the times we live in, the 2017 Christmas Gift of the Year is an electric bike.\n\u00c5rets Julklapp, the Christmas Gift of the Year, is the eBike. The electric bicycle is a retail product that has the potential to deeply change society's infrastructure and human behavior. It reflects the Swedish consumer's growing climate awareness, interest in health and exercise, being free, flexible and sometimes comfortable. In a short period of time, it has gone from being an exclusive product for the few to reaching a much broader audience.\nThis year marks the 30th time the Christmas Present of the Year was recognized in Sweden. In order for a product to be designated as the year's Christmas gift, one or more of the following criteria must be met:\n1. The product should be a novelty or have gained new interest during the year.\n2. The product should be responsible for a high sales value or be sold in large numbers.\n3. The product should represent the time we live in.\nThe eBike meets all three criteria to become this year's Christmas present.\nThe eBike has gained new interest\nIn recent years, the technology of the eBike has matured and made it increasingly accessible. As specialized electric bicycle manufacturers have been joined by electric models from classic bicycle manufacturers, demand has accelerated sharply. Over the past year, more than one in 10 bicycles sold in Sweden has electric power. With the government's recently proposed premium of 25 percent off the purchase price up to SEK 10,000 ($1185), interest increased yet another notch.\nThe eBike represents the time we live in\nWe live in a time of conscious choices. More and more people choose to live in or near cities and drop the car. The eBike offers a climate-conscious and fossil-free means of travel while promoting a more active lifestyle. In this way, the eBike hooks into three strong mega trends\u2015urbanization, reflections on climate change, exercise and health.\nThe eBike accounts for a high sales value and is sold in large numbers.\nDemand for electric bicycles is sharply increasing. During the period from September 2016 to August 2017, 67,500 electric bicycles were sold, which corresponds to an increase of 50 percent compared to the previous year. The eBike is a growing social phenomenon that appeals to a broad audience, and with the greatest probability will increase even more in popularity with the planned government subsidy.\nIn recent years, the technology of the eBike has matured and made it increasingly accessible. The addition of some power is available for standard bicycles, for hybrids ...\nand for mountain bikes. Photos courtesy of Sweden's largest bicycle store, Cykelkraft, www.cykelkraft.se",
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        "raw_content": "Les Bradd (born 5 November 1947 in England) is a former professional football player. He is notable for being the all time leading goalscorer for Notts County.\nBradd started his league career at Rotherham who signed him from non-league club East Sterndale. His spell at Millmoor was a brief one, in which he only scored one goal which, ironically, was the winning goal against Notts County, the club with which he is most associated, in a League Cup tie. He joined Notts shortly afterwards.\nIt was at Notts County where his career took shape. Bradd spent eleven seasons at Meadow Lane, barely missing a game as the club climbed steadily away from the lower reaches of the fourth division into a comfortable second division position.\nThough the club struggled in his first season, Bradd finished top scorer, with 10 goals. It was the arrival of Don Masson in 1968 that kick started the club's upturn in fortune over the next decade. The 1970/71 season saw the club win promotion, and the Division Four title, by 9 points. The club finished fourth in its first season back in the Third Division, with Bradd finishing as top scorer with 21 goals. The following season Bradd earned his second promotion with the club as it returned to the Second Division after a long absence, also reaching the League Cup quarter finals, a run which saw County beat two top flight clubs, Stoke and Southampton, with Bradd scoring in both games.\nAlthough linked to moves to the top flight with Coventry and WBA, Bradd spent a further five seasons at the club, which saw County establish themselves as a comfortbale second division side. Bradd finished as top scorer a further two times, in 1975/76 and 1976/77, though the last of these was jointly held with Mick Vinter. During this period the club embarked on another notable League Cup run in 1975/76, again reaching the Quarter Finals and knocking out Sunderland, Leeds and Everton on the way. The defeat of Everton came in a 2-1 Replay victory at Meadow Lane in which Bradd scored twice in arguably his finest County performance.\nFinally in 1978, at the age of 30, after 11 seasons which saw Bradd score 125 league goals, he was sold to Stockport.",
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        "raw_content": "Personal autonomy for older people living in residential care: An overview.\nVivien Rodgers, RN, BA, GDGN, MN, Lecturer School of Health Sciences, Massey University\nStephen Neville, RN, PhD, FCNA(NZ), Senior Lecturer School of Health Sciences, Massey University\nRodgers, V., & Neville, S. (2007). Personal autonomy for older people living in residential care: An overview. Nursing Praxis in New Zealand, 23(1), 29-36.\nAutonomy has significance for everyone, including those in long-term residential care. This article looks at the concept of autonomy particularly in relation to the population of older persons living in residential care settings. It examines the values underpinning the exercise of personal autonomy and notes how an individual\u2019s autonomy may be enhanced or restricted. The implications for gerontological nursing practice are outlined and suggestions offered as to how personal autonomy for older persons living in residential care may be preserved and promoted.\nKey Words: Personal autonomy, residential care, older people, gerontological nursing.\nIncreasingly people are living longer, with more and more reaching their ninth and even tenth decade. New Zealand\u2019s population, like that of the rest of the world, is ageing. As this phenomenon continues there will be a correspondingly dramatic increase in the proportion of the population aged 65 years and over (Statistics New Zealand, 2006). This trend will result in a greater proportion of the population being at risk of health and well-being issues (Neville, Keeling & Milligan, 2005). Therefore, it is likely that a concomitant increase in numbers of people living in residential care settings will occur. For most people admission to residential care is not an eagerly anticipated milestone. According to 2001 data, approximately 25,100 people over the age of 65 years, live in residential care (Ministry of Health, 2004). The decision to move into a residential care facility is frequently related to changes in personal circumstances, for example, deteriorating health, illness and the loss of a significant other whether that be a spouse, partner or caregiver. Frequently deteriorating health and associated illnesses equate with increasing dependence on another person. Older adults often fear that an illness or disability may lead to a loss of independence (Eliopoulos, 2005). Personal autonomy is central to the notion of independence.",
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        "raw_content": "Books News: Ibtihaj Muhammad: The Olympic Fencer Is Charting Her Own Path\nIbtihaj Muhammad found fencing when she was 12 years old, growing up in Maplewood, N.J., or rather, her mother, Denise, found it for her. As a practicing Muslim, her mother was eager to find a sport that would allow her daughter to dress modestly, to honor Islam.\nThis launched an unexpected, barrier-breaking career for Ms. Muhammad, who, in 2016, became the first Muslim woman to represent the United States at the Olympics wearing a hijab. She was part of the women\u2019s saber team that won a bronze medal in Rio de Janeiro, which continued her meteoric rise to fame. Time magazine placed Ms. Muhammad on its list of \u201cThe 100 Most Influential People\u201d; Hillary Clinton tweeted about her during the presidential campaign; and a Barbie doll has been modeled after her.\nBut in her new memoir, \u201cProud: My Fight for an Unlikely American Dream,\u201d which is out this month along with a young readers edition, Ms. Muhammad documents the alienation she felt from her teammates and coach, the death threats that she said neither the United States Fencing Association nor the Olympic committee took seriously, and her feelings of anxiety and despair.\nIn a phone conversation from Los Angeles, Ms. Muhammad, 32, was reflective in discussing her life, the discrimination she faced growing up in a predominantly white suburb, where her political activism might lead and why the Olympic experience was bittersweet.\nIt\u2019s interesting that your mother pushed you toward fencing, in part because it is an accessible sport for observant Muslims. Were you skeptical at first?\nI didn\u2019t know much about it. But I have never been averse to trying new things. I didn\u2019t love it at first, but I did go home and look into fencing a little bit more. I remember looking at the Top 10 schools and seeing if they had fencing teams. I thought I could use it as a way to beef up my resume.\nWhat are the biggest misconceptions about female Muslim athletes that you are trying to dispel?\nWe exist. For the Olympic team, for the United States, I\u2019ve changed the narrative for the Muslim community in the way that we\u2019ve been perceived. And if you take that a step further and look at the way Muslim women see themselves, these young girls who haven\u2019t had anyone at this level of sport do that on the world stage \u2014 compete at the highest level of sport. To do that is changing the way Muslim women think about themselves and perceive themselves.\nWhen you were in Paris, you were approached for autographs for the first time at a world championship. What was that like?\nI was very confused. It was my first world championship. I was so excited. For me, it already felt like a huge achievement. This was in the middle of Paris. We were competing at the Grand Palais. The whole thing is unfolding like a fairy tale, in the sense that Paris is the epicenter of fencing in the world. In France, a place that has struggled with the idea of hijab and with the Muslim community, I feel like it was a moment for even French citizens to see a Muslim woman on television.\nI think what people will find most surprising about your story is the amount of resistance you faced from Ed Korfanty, your coach, and teammates on Team U.S.A. Why do you think they were so resistant to your success?\nIt\u2019s hard to put your finger on it. A lot of it has to do with fencing being an individual sport. It\u2019s a very competitive, contentious environment. There\u2019s a limited number of spots on the team.\nFor me, that initial pushback was not there until I started to win. Initially, it was just kind of like, \u201cYou\u2019re different. Let\u2019s ask weird questions about hijab and prayers.\u201d But they were really more out of pure ignorance than hatred. Really silly things like, \u201cDo you use a magic carpet to pray?\u201d Stuff like that. These are the kind of \u201cmicroaggressions\u201d I had to endure. But then I realized that as I started to climb and do better, the energy changes because then you\u2019re seen as a threat. My teammates would do really silly things, like not telling me there was a team practice. Then it became very clear: \u201cWe don\u2019t want you here.\u201d\nHaving to navigate that space, unfortunately, can be common for athletes who are among the first in their sport.\nAfter the Olympics, you write in your book that you received a death threat. Was that your first one?\nNo. I\u2019ve had quite a few.\nDid that start after the Olympics?\nI had them before the Games. The interesting thing about that is the United States Fencing Association and the Olympic committee didn\u2019t take them as seriously as I thought that they should. They would send them to me, which, to me, plays a part in my mental state as an athlete. I don\u2019t think that it was helpful at all. If anything, as a national governing body, I would hope that the U.S.A. Fencing would want to protect me, and I never felt that from them. It just always seemed like a burden to even have to deal with it. And what more of a burden is there than having a death threat made against you?\nYou\u2019ve been outspoken about President Trump. Have you always been interested in politics?\nOne of my majors at Duke University was international relations so I\u2019ve always had an interest in politics. But I think that this current political climate is more difficult for the Muslim and black communities than it has been in a really long time. The Muslim community has it harder now than after September 11. It\u2019s like you\u2019re backed into a corner. You can either continue to operate as normal, as an athlete, and pretend that you have not changed, or you can use your platform to help change minds and change your situation.\nI went to a fund-raiser a few days ago for Stacey Abrams, who is running for governor in Georgia. Listening to her story and her background, for a brief moment, I saw myself in that space as a politician. Honestly, I had never thought of it before. 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        "raw_content": "An inspection is an inspection is an inspection.\nSubmitted by JackGilleland on Sat, 07/26/2008 - 17:24.\nNot true. Many inspectors are branching out into inspections that were not readily available just a few years ago. But as the market changed and the demand for more information was recognized inspectors everywhere began going back to school. Due to the high cost of education many in the business are partnering with others to be able to offer a full range of the most critical inspections. The following is a list of some of the services that inspectors are offering to cover the ever-changing public demand:\nRadon. This is a test for Radon gas that usually takes 48 hours to complete, depending on the type of equipment used. Quoted from the EPA web site: \u201cRadon is a cancer-causing natural radioactive gas that you can\u2019t see, smell or taste. Its presence in your home can pose a danger to your family's health. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in America and claims about 20,000 lives annually.\u201d See http://www.epa.gov/radon/pubs/citguide.html for a Citizens guide to Radon.\nMold. Mold is in virtually every home in the world where moisture can be found. Testing for mold is done by sampling areas that are more likely to have growth. The samples are then sent to a lab to determine the actual presence of spores. According the EPA: \u201cMolds produce tiny spores to reproduce. Mold spores waft through the indoor and outdoor air continually. When mold spores land on a damp spot indoors, they may begin growing and digesting whatever they are growing on in order to survive. There are molds that can grow on wood, paper, carpet, and foods. When excessive moisture or water accumulates indoors, mold growth will often occur, particularly if the moisture problem remains undiscovered or un-addressed. There is no practical way to eliminate all mold and mold spores in the indoor environment; the way to control indoor mold growth is to control moisture.\u201d For more info see\nhttp://www.epa.gov/mold/moldresources.html.\nTech or Technical. There are many tech inspections that are performed by either qualified home inspectors or qualified technicians. In some states these inspectors or technicians must be licensed and or certified to do the specific inspection. To name a few: Plumbing, HVAC (Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning), Electrical, Roof, Insect, Insulation, and Structural (sometimes requiring an engineer). The qualifications required are dependent on the State or even Municipality where the inspection is to be performed.\nThis is just a few of the different types of inspections. It is essential to determine what is needed for your home. A basic home inspection can help with this. Your inspectors report should specify any necessary further inspections. Ask your home inspector if you have any questions. In future blogs I will to list more inspections that inspectors are now offering.",
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        "raw_content": "Tulsa Youth Rowing Association provides young women and men the opportunity to train and race while building teamwork, dedication, and respect in a supportive and competitive environment.\nTeach proper rowing technique and race against other junior crews\nWork as a team to promote dedication, sportsmanship and commitment into every practice and race\nParticipate in regional and national level regattas to establish Tulsa Youth Rowing Association as a nationally competitive program\nChallenge athletes in physical training to achieve maximum development and performance\nProvide programming to put athletes in good standing for rowing scholarships at colleges and universities\nThe recreational program (referred to as gROWth) is for 7th through 12th grade students who are either trying the sport for the first time or who are not ready for the commitment of being on the competitive team. The program is a non-competitive option and runs two days a week and serves as an introduction to the sport. Participants learn safety aspects, basic technique, boat handling skills and also spend some time developing strength, flexibility and overall conditioning. They do not compete or travel to any of the events that the competitive team attends. However, they may participate in intra-squad scrimmages with other members of the gROWth program from time to time. The gROWth program runs twice a year for 8-10 weeks in the fall and spring.\nTwice a year, Tulsa Youth Rowing Association offers a two-week Basic Training to recruit 7th through 12 grade athletes interested in learning how to row in racing shells and become a part of the program. Having completed the two-week program, Basic Training participants in 8th grade or higher can apply to be on the competitive team. Acceptance to the competitive team is determined by TYRA coaches, and if the athlete is not quite ready for that type of commitment, he/she will be encouraged to attend at least one session of \u201cgROWth\u201d (see above). All Basic Training participants must complete a swim test, attested to by a certified lifeguard at any YMCA location.\nThe competitive team is composed of 8th to 12th grade student athletes divided into two levels of competitive experience.\nThe novice team is comprised of athletes in their first year of competitive rowing. A student athlete can row in novice events for the first twelve months of their competitive rowing career. When a rower has one year of competitive experience, they become a varsity rower. 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In the event that varsity rowers qualify for nationals in May they continue to train through to the middle of June.\nThe summer camps are open to all 7th through 12th grade student athletes. Camps run 4:30pm to 6:30pm Monday through Friday in Tulsa and Catoosa, OK. Later camps in June run 6:00pm to 8:00pm due to high temperatures. Camp activities include learning how to row in rowing shells, handling equipment, river safety and technical instruction. The camps provide a supportive learning environment for participants to discover if they have a passion for the sport of rowing and to enable them to develop basic technical fundamentals. No experience is required. Participants have the opportunity to join the competitive team or 7th and 8th grade recreational gROWth program in the Fall upon completion of a camp.\nCan I join if I have never rowed before?\nYes. Practices are tailored to all levels of experience. 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        "raw_content": "In This Article Social Context of Education\nOrganization of Schools\nRace, Social Class, and Family Effects\nFamily, School, and Community Connections\nGender and Schooling\nSocial Policy and Education Reform\nSchool-Linked Social Services\nClaire Smrekar, Lydia Bentley\nThe study of the social context of education explores contemporary issues in education through the lenses of philosophical, political, and sociological theories, concepts, and research traditions. Studies in this field involve the relationship between schools and society, with specific reference to the role of race and ethnicity, social class, and gender in education. The focus often rests on the intersection of schooling and broad social policy, including health, housing, work, and community development. Scholars in this field explore issues of equity, opportunity, and the organization of schooling across an array of school contexts, including domestic and international, traditional public schools, choice programs (e.g., magnet, charter, voucher), and home-based and private schooling. Pertinent questions related to social stratification and social reproduction commonly frame studies in this domain: How do race and class affect the educational experiences of students? Did desegregation contribute to closing the achievement gap? How do neighborhoods coalesce with educational institutions to produce patterns of inequality? How does the organization of schooling (e.g., tracking) shape student outcomes? Broader frameworks in the field probe fundamental questions about the relationship of schools to society: What is the purpose of public education? How do principles of democracy and civility shape contemporary school policies and educational debates? The citations included in this bibliography encompass the core concepts and important research studies related to the social context of education. Some are included because they are seminal works that have shaped the field and the foundational studies that have followed; others are listed here because they reflect the most recent, rigorous, and insightful work in this field. The entries listed here span books, book chapters, peer-reviewed articles, policy reports, and issue briefs. All the citations represent significant contributions to understanding the social context of education.\nWhat is the purpose of public education in a democracy? Tyack 1966 answers this question with a seminal piece on the history of public education. Barber 1992 moves from the historical rationale for public education\u2014creating a civil society\u2014to examine the contradictions and challenges of this education goal in a contemporary democracy filled with consumerism and cynicism. Fuhrman and Lazerson 2005 provides a contemporary context to assess the historical arguments for devising and sustaining a public school system as an engine for producing a civil and free society. For readers interested in philosophical debates and policy dilemmas, Gutmann 1999 underscores the tensions between liberty and civility, the central tenets of a democracy, and the challenges facing educators as efforts are made to reconcile and balance these tensions. Ravitch and Viteritti 2001 complements these works by presenting an edited volume with chapters that span multiple disciplinary lenses through which to consider the power and limitations of public education in a democratic state. How do you apply the principles of democratic education to the formation of student-citizens? Readers interested in this question will find thoughtful analyses and substantive models in Westheimer and Kahne 2004, related to elementary and secondary contexts, and should refer to Colby, et al. 2003 for a robust discussion of civic engagement in higher education programs and policies. Skocpol, et al. 1999 provides a provocative, deeply theoretical perspective on civic engagement.\nBarber, Benjamin R. 1992. An aristocracy of everyone: The politics of education and the future of America. New York: Oxford Univ. Press.\nA vision of education as the fount and mainstay of a democratic society. Incorporates themes relating to postmodernism, conservative excess, and community service.\nColby, Anne, Thomas Ehrlich, Elizabeth Beaumont, and Jason Stephens. 2003. Educating citizens: Preparing America\u2019s undergraduates for lives of moral and civic responsibility. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.\nDescribes how some colleges are attempting to shape the moral and civic development of students, explains the nature of this development, articulates the challenges faced in the process, and offers recommendations for future efforts.\nFuhrman, Susan, and Marvin Lazerson, eds. 2005. The public schools. New York: Oxford Univ. Press.\nA compilation of essays covering historical, theoretical, political, and pragmatic topics related to democracy and the American public school. Provides a historical frame of reference and discusses matters of citizenship and mechanisms for enhancing democracy through education.\nGutmann, Amy. 1999. Democratic education. Rev. ed. Princeton, NJ: Princeton Univ. Press.\nDefends the cultivation of deliberative skills and virtues necessary for civic education and advocates the principle of shared educational authority among parents, citizens, and educators.\nRavitch, Diane, and Joseph P. Viteritti, eds. 2001. 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        "raw_content": "Tracey Magner February 6, 2019 at 6:13 AM\nWhat an adorable card, so sweet, awesome job!! I did try to get thee stamps and stencils, didn't know if you knew, they are \"out of stock on SSS\" bummer\nKim Hamilton February 6, 2019 at 10:50 AM\nThank you for your sweet comment! Simon's re-stocks quickly, all you have to do is select the \"notify me\" option!",
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        "raw_content": "Voltaire is an extremely contemporary figure, with his continual intelligent questioning of the religion and morality of his time. In that time he was the gadfly of Europe, sparkling and flashing with erratic brilliance and helping to sow liberty in the minds of the eighteenth century.\nIn his new biography, Derek Parker follows the events of his life \u2013 his contact at a very early age into the company of the best minds of France, his friendship with aristocrats (who proved untrustworthy); his imprisonment for impertinence to the court, his visit to England (a country which much impressed him), and his continual fights with church and state. His most famous work is still Candide, the novel prompted by the disastrous earthquake in Lisbon in which many thousands died, and which the churchmen of the time blamed on the sinfulness of man. The parallel with the recent tsunami is instructive: still, the church maintains that the universe is ruled by an all-loving and all-powerful God, but is unable to explain why he does not love man enough to stop the disasters which kill thousands of innocents. Voltaire doesn=t have an answer, but his demolition of Christianity is complete and perhaps unanswerable. >The people who need the help of religion to be honest men are much to be pitied=, he said \u2013 going on to hope he might live to see >the most ardent of my wishes fulfilled \u2013 the last king strangled with the guts of the last priest.= Would that he were alive today, if only to hear his views on Mr Blair and Mr Bush.\nHe wrote incessantly \u2013 hundreds of thousands of words poured from his pen: plays, poems, essays, countless letters. His friendships with Frederick the Great and Catherine of Russia were close, but insufficiently close to rescue him from Frederick when he was too impertinent, and was chased from the Prussian court with spies at his heels. The lost of his life was one of the most intelligent women in Europe, Emilie de Breteuil, Marquise du Ch\u00e2telet; yet by the time she died (giving birth to a child by another man) he was already living with his niece, a vulgar ignoramus whose only appeal was presumably in the bedroom.\nThis is the first biography for some time of one of the most remarkable men of eighteenth-century history \u2013 the man who, at the end of his life, was almost crowned by his countrymen.\nViltaire should be available at good bookshops in the UK, USA and Australia. It is published by Sutton, and its ISBN number is 0-7509-3440-9",
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        "raw_content": "Nell Benjamin & Laurence O'Keefe's Life of the Party - Directed by Paul Lincoln\nNell Benjamin and Larry O\u2019Keefe, the creators of Legally Blonde, Heathers and The Explorers Club, among many other credits, created a new musical for LaGuardia High School in New York City. The school was immortalized in the two feature films and a tv show, all of which are entitled, \u201cFame\u201d I had the privilege of directing the world premier production of Life of the Party with a cast of 60 and an orchestra of 50.\nKismet - Directed by Paul Lincoln\nThis is a trailer for a production of Kismet that I directed at the LaGuardia Performing Arts High School, March, 2011.\nSurin Elephant Project 2012\nI worked on a refuge for endangered Asian Elephants in Thailand. It was a fantastic week caring for the elephants, feeding, walking, bathing and playing with them. If you don\u2019t know anything about elephants, this experience will open your mind to a family of amazing creatures that will touch your heart forever. Pack your bags and reserve your time with the Surin Project - www.surinproject.org\nWhile traveling across India with a solar powered rock band and the Indian Youth Climate Network (IYCN.IN), we stopped in the tribal areas at an all girls school. The girls were nice enough to sing a song for us that strangely enough translated very closely to what Pocahontas says in Colors of the Wind. I sang this song for them and then when I returned to the US, I made this recording for them. Vocals, piano, cello and guitar are by me\nYunhi Chala\nThis is a partial chronicle of my trip across India with a solar powered rock band and the Indian Youth Climate Network (IYCN.IN) in search of sustainable energy solutions to share. We traveled in electric cars and a biodiesel truck across the subcontinent. IYCN is a remarkable group of young people dedicating their time to address the looming catastrophe of climate change. Yunhi Chala is a very popular song in India that we played everywhere we went.\nBilly Bishop Goes to War - Virginia Stages\n\u0093[Billy Bishop] receives artful support from.. triple threat actor/musician/singer and Paul Lincoln. He displays his many musical talents with perfection. His singing voice is pure and strong and ideally suited for the 14 catchy tunes.\u0094\n\u2014 WHRO Radio\n\u0093[Billy Bishop] is ably supported by accordionist Paul Lincoln who suggests he has the voice and personality to take center stage if allowed. The accordion adds a folksy touch especially for the Parisian moments and Lincoln\u2019s tenor leads us to expect him to break into a chorus of Danny Boy at any moment (He doesn\u2019t).\u0094\n\u2014 Virginia Pilot",
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        "raw_content": "Mary Ashton Rice Livermore (1820-1905) was a key organizer for the United States Sanitary Commission during the Civil War and afterwards a leader of the woman suffrage and temperance movements and a popular lecturer on social reform. Born in Boston into a strict Calvinist family, Mary had taken religious questions seriously as a child, but eventually reached a crisis of faith. As a young woman she tried to find a new life by working as tutor on a plantation in Virginia, but three years living in the South taught her that slavery was as \"demoralizing and debasing\" to white slave owners as it was hard and painful for blacks. By the time she returned to New England, Mary was an ardent abolitionist.\nOn Christmas Eve in 1843, she was attracted into a Universalist church by the cheerful singing. On entering she found herself uplifted by the message she heard. Afterward she introduced herself to the church's young minister, Daniel Livermore. With books borrowed from Daniel's library, Mary \"was soon deep in a course of theological reading and study.\" She met with Daniel frequently, embraced Universalism and they fell in love. They wed in 1845, and their strong marriage lasted for over half a century.\nDaniel served a succession of churches. His stands on slavery, women's rights and temperance often caused tension with his parishioners. Mary, strongly supporting her husband's views, but unhappy with her role of minister's wife, found an outlet in writing and won two prizes for her stories\u2014Thirty Years too Late, 1845, on temperance, and A Mental Transformation, 1848, about \"changes wrought in one's life and character by a vital change of religious belief.\"\nMary Rice Livermore\nIn 1857, frustrated with parish life, the couple moved to Chicago, where they lived for the next thirteen years. 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During the next four years she organized a far-flung volunteer support network for the Union hospitals, visited the hospitals, wrote letters \"by the thousands\" for soldiers, escorted wounded soldiers from hospitals to their homes, and raised large sums of money in support of the Commission's work.\nBanner of the U.S. Sanitary C\nDuring the war, Mary became \"aware that a large portion of the nation's work was badly done, or not done at all, because woman was not recognized as a factor in the political world. . . . [M]en and women should stand shoulder to shoulder, equal before the law.\" Women, she concluded, needed the right to vote. When the war ended, Mary rose to leadership in the woman suffrage movement, writing and traveling widely as she lectured and chaired meetings. In 1868 she organized the first woman suffrage convention held in Chicago. In 1869 Mary served as editor of the woman's rights periodical, the Agitator. 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        "raw_content": "Alyeska Pipeline Service Chooses Tanker Escort Company\nAnchorage-based Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. has chosen maritime services company Edison Chouest Offshore to provide marine tanker escort and spill prevention and response support in Prince William Sound.\nEdison Chouest Offshore, which is based in Louisiana but has a strong Alaska presence, takes over duties that were previously handled by Crowley Marine Services.\n\u201cWe are honored to be the successful bidder, and appreciate the great responsibility,\u201d ECO Alaska Senior Vice President and General Manager Rick Fox said.\nAlyeska cited ECO\u2019s safety record, in-depth experience and technical capability, management systems and equipment options as important considerations in its decision to issue the new contract.\n\u201cThe scope of Alyeska\u2019s SERVS contract matched both our capabilities and our desire to expand our work in Alaska. It\u2019s a perfect fit for us,\u201d Fox said.\nECO is a family-owned company founded in 1960. It operates a fleet of more than 200 vessels, ranging from 87 to over 360 feet in length.\nThe new contract, which includes the Valdez Narrows through Hinchinbrook Entrance, calls for a transition plan of about 24 months.\n\u201cOur commitment is to build the most experienced vessel operations team and shoreside operations and management personnel possible to fully protect Alaska,\u201d Fox said. \u201cWe are also committed to hiring more Alaskans and to implement an aggressive Alaska Native hire and development program in Alaska and especially in and around Prince William Sound.\u201d\nLabels: Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., Edison Chouest Offshore",
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The members did as much as of the work as possible to help to keep costs down.\nOn June 8, 1952 the current meeting hall on Killingsworth was dedicated with Rev Nicholas Levko, Pastor of Russian Orthodox church officiating.\n1950s the group decided to meet twice a month, once for business and the other purely social. Later, they opted for monthly meetings and a variety of special events. Podkrepa has grown, throughout the years, to include events like annual fundraising teas, holiday bazaars, folk dancing, concerts, holiday celebrations, other celebrations, frequent socials, and regular meetings. That format has continued to the present day.\nIn 2011 Podkrepa officially became a non-profit charitable organization in the State of Oregon.\nObject and Purpose of Podkrepa Association: The purpose of association is to unite all Bulgarians and/or Macedonians, and their descendants, in the Portland Metro area. 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        "raw_content": "For Sale Malaga, Riogordo 1.300.000\u20ac - Country house\nA superb cortijo that has been reduced from 1,400,000 euro from 30th August 2016. The seller is able to reduce the price as he will be over 65 years of age and therefore pay less taxes. It is possible to reserve the property in advance of this date with a deposit and agreement to purchase contract in place. Build on a good size plot of land of 7500sqm, the property has a total construction of around 700 sqm. With its age, the walls are very thick and the property retains the original character typical of the age and area, with wooden beams throughout, traditional floor tiles and fire places, make this a wonderful property. The Cortijo could be used for many purposes, a large family home, a rural tourism business or a rural care home. With what is on offer, the options are limitless and viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate this. The property was originally constructed in the 1750's but in recent years has been completely renovated to a very high standard. Located in the foothills of the Cordillera B\u00e9tica in a place called Magiaza, 2 kms from the village of Riogordo, which translated from Arabic of the time means \"magical place\". A super private and peaceful location but still close to the coast and airport. The area is spectacularly beautiful, with clean air and natural spring water. The property has excellent road access and with its hill top location, also has amazing 360 degrees views. The architecture is characteristic of the Malaga area with ronde\u00f1a gate campera manual Moorish tiles and with an arrangement of spontaneous and varied roofs that makes it truly unique and beautiful. Riogordo is between the villages of Periana and Colmenar and 30 km from the coast, where in a short drive the stunning beaches of Torre del Mar and Nerja can be reached. The main house consists of five bedrooms, three bathroom, a completely new fitted kichen, a very large living room of 70 sqm, a particularly large swimming pool of 15 metres by 4 metres, terraces surrounding the property, large water storage for drinking water, BBQ area, Internet etc. Everything is of a very high standard. The are other independent buildings that are used for other accommodation with the potential to add to further. There is a large storage room of 90 sqm. The property also has a building that was once used as restaurant and bar, with a lovely summer terrace and completed using high quality equipment. There is an excellent bar outside. This is currently closed, but could easily be re-opened or used for other purposes such as additional family or rental accommodation. The land is planted with various trees, typical of this region which include olive, figs, almond, lemon and orange trees, there is also an excellent herb garden. The land has automatic irrigatation and completely fenced. There is a fenced area of 500 sqm with a small construction for chickens, This property is a rare and genuine opportunity, with many more additions that are not included within the description. Propane gas central heating throughout the house with hot water circulation radiators, air condition, high quality timber windows and doors, the list is endless. The purchase of the furniture is optional and negotiable. Part of the furniture is included in the price, other items can be discussed with the sellers.\nCountry house for sale in Riogordo \u2013 Just 1.300.000\u20ac! 18/05/2017 04:12:50 09/03/2018 10:53:00 Admin",
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        "raw_content": "Libya: After Liberation, Nowhere to Run\nOctober 31, 2011 | International Herald Tribune\nWilliam Wheeler and Ayman Oghanna\nBismark Dabgaba, 23, has lived in Libya for 22 years. He fled with his father from fighting in Sierra Leone when he was one year old. War has again forced him to leave his home. Now he has to leave Libya with no money, no documentation, nowhere to go. Image by Ayman Oghanna. Libya, 2011.\nIn late March, as Libya\u2019s civil war raged, loyalist soldiers forced Abu Kurke, a 23-year-old political refugee from Ethiopia, onto an inflatable boat with dozens of other African migrants and dispatched them from Tripoli\u2019s port into the unforgiving waters of the Mediterranean.\nThe journey almost killed Mr. Kurke. After leaking oil, the boat went adrift between Tripoli and the Italian island of Lampedusa. A helicopter spotted it, and soldiers threw down a few bottles of water and gestured that help would come.\nHours became days. Stranded at sea, the boat encountered bad weather. Waves beat against the vessel, knocking two people overboard. Food and water soon ran out, and exhausted passengers began to die of starvation and thirst. The Italian Coast Guard was alerted and reportedly made contact with a warship in the area. Still, no help came.\nAfter 16 days at sea, the boat washed up again off the Libyan coast near the besieged city of Misurata. Of the 72 passengers who had left Libya, only 9 survived \u2014 mostly by drinking rainwater and eating toothpaste.\nBack in Libya, Mr. Kurke was detained by loyalist forces while trying to flee to Tunisia. They forced him onto yet another boat headed for Lampedusa. \u201cI\u2019m going to die,\u201d he thought. This time, he made it.\nThe Arab Spring brought a sense of pride and hope to North Africa, especially in Tripoli, where celebrations in the newly renamed Martyrs\u2019 Square drew thousands, their singing punctuated by celebratory bursts of machine-gun fire.\nBut for the more than one million African guest workers who came to oil-rich Libya seeking their fortunes, it has meant terror. Because Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi\u2019s army employed many mercenaries from sub-Saharan Africa, these innocent migrant laborers now find themselves singled out by ordinary Libyans and rebels who believe they are the enemy.\nFor these forgotten refugees of the Libyan war \u2014 hiding in ports and scattered houses, locked up in makeshift jails, shot by rebels, or dead at the bottom of the Mediterranean \u2014 the uprising took everything of their former lives.\nThe turmoil that began in Tunisia and Libya last spring has sent about a million people fleeing across borders and a flotilla of boats headed toward Lampedusa \u2014 the closest European shore. By April, some 25,000 Tunisians \u2014 young, usually educated, French-speaking men looking for work in Europe \u2014 had turned up on Lampedusa. Italy tried to get rid of them by issuing many of the Tunisians six-month temporary residency permits entitling them to travel to other European countries. Yet at the French border, officials refused to recognize their documents and turned them back. Their case became a major political test of European unity. After several weeks, most eventually made it into France.\nBut meanwhile, across North Africa, hundreds of thousands more were scrambling to find shelter, burdening volunteer host families, filling spartan border camps in Egypt and Tunisia, and struggling to avoid attacks in Libya, where dark-skinned foreigners mistaken for mercenaries were often targets.\nDespite Europe\u2019s fears of a flood of refugees, most of the burden of the Libyan exodus has so far been borne by the country\u2019s North African neighbors, Egypt and Tunisia, who kept their borders open to the masses who fled there from Libya.\nWhile most refugees from sub-Saharan Africa have since managed to return home, thousands remain stranded in refugee camps and hundreds are still trapped in Tripoli, unable to make the treacherous passage to Europe or too afraid to brave the streets where hostile Libyans might attack them.\nFor all the high-minded justifications that led to Europe\u2019s military intervention in Libya, there has been little political willingness to shoulder the humanitarian consequences of the war.\nEurope\u2019s response has been dismal, especially since European leaders were the most vocal advocates for intervening in Libya and now stand to reap the benefits of oil and trade deals with the new Libyan government.\nAs civil war intensified in Libya and more and more migrants departed for Italy \u2014 some sent by Colonel Qaddafi to punish Italy for its participation in the NATO intervention \u2014 European politicians presented it to the public as a crisis of illegal immigration.\nIt was a particularly cynical move, considering that many of the thousands who sailed to Lampedusa from Libya were fleeing war or had claims to international protection as refugees or asylum seekers. \u201cIt\u2019s obscene,\u201d says Niels Frenzen, a refugee law specialist at the University of Southern California. \u201cUnder NATO auspices you\u2019ve got this massive military response to protect civilians in Libya and once those civilians step foot on a boat, NATO isn\u2019t using its resources to aggressively protect them like they would if they had just stayed in Misurata.\u201d\nFor many years, Libya has been a destination and transit hub for African migrants, including over one million guest workers who were living there when the revolution began, looking to benefit from the country\u2019s oil-rich economy, as well as refugees fleeing conflict and persecution in Somalia, Sudan and Eritrea.\nIn 2008, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy and Colonel Qaddafi signed a \u201cfriendship treaty\u201d that included extensive Italian investment in Libya and a joint border enforcement deal with the goal of reducing the flow of African refugees and migrants into Europe. With funding from Italy and the European Union, Colonel Qaddafi tightened Libya\u2019s borders, and the two nations worked together on maritime patrols to stop migrants from entering Europe by sea.\nThe deal also allowed Italy to send migrants picked up in international waters back to Libya, where they were often beaten, imprisoned and otherwise abused. Libya is not a signatory to the 1951 United Nations Refugee Convention, and its appalling record of migrant abuse is well known. In 2009, Human Rights Watch documented the ongoing torture and abuse of migrants in Libyan detention centers. An official with the rights group called the friendship treaty \u201ca dirty deal\u201d that allowed Italy to \u201cdump migrants and asylum seekers on Libya and evade its obligations.\u201d\nWhen Italy agreed to join NATO\u2019s Libya campaign in March, all that changed. Colonel Qaddafi, who had earlier threatened to \u201cturn Europe black,\u201d began intentionally filling boats with Africans as punishment for Italian participation in the NATO campaign.\nTruckloads of terrified Africans, like Mr. Kurke, were forced onto boats, often captained by men compelled to set sail by Colonel Qaddafi\u2019s army. Many didn\u2019t know what they were doing or where they were going. The regime hardly cared if the passengers arrived. Approximately 27,000 people who departed from Libya reached Italy. At least 1,500 others never made it.\nAn estimated 5,500 with claims to international protection are still stuck in Egypt and Tunisia. They can\u2019t return home because of war or persecution. They aren\u2019t safe in Libya. Nor are Egypt or Tunisia likely to be hospitable refuges in the long run, as both are now grappling with the economic and social consequences of their own revolutions.\nIn the tree-shaded courtyard of a Tripoli prison, Alarbi Abu Almeda, a lean man in his late 20s, points to a young man limping in a leg cast. \u201cThis guy killed two of our friends,\u201d he said casually. He was smoking on a bench, keeping watch over a few of the prison\u2019s several hundred suspected Qaddafi fighters \u2014 men and boys captured in fighting, picked up at rebel checkpoints, or arrested based on tips from locals.\nLater that afternoon, Mr. Almeda swung open a heavy door to a dark warehouse-size room where more than 100 people were huddled under blankets on a concrete floor, with clothes hanging to dry from the dingy walls. These, he insisted, were the most dangerous inmates.\nNearest the door was a group of a few dozen Nigerians, 14 of whom said they had been traveling with their wives back to Nigeria, when their bus was stopped at a rebel checkpoint. Most had come to Libya to work, finding jobs as technicians, repairmen and construction workers. Even before the war, they faced harassment from young Libyan men; after the fierce fighting in Misurata, they decided to return home.\nBefore they could, rebels took their passports and ordered them off the bus. The men were beaten and made to stand in line while guards patted down their wives, fondling their breasts.\nAfter the prisoners were interviewed for a few hours, it became clear that many were simply African guest workers; mistakes had been made.\nOther African migrants are not in prison, but stuck \u2014 unable to get out of Libya. About 700 are still camped out at the weathered port of Janzur, outside Tripoli. The Nigerians among them regularly gather around their pastor, Anthony Ojiexri, anxious for news of the war and the possibility of fleeing it.\nMany of them came to the port to escape the war and the reprisals against foreign workers it unleashed. Others came to leave by boat for Lampedusa. But when they saw the small, dangerously overcrowded fishing vessels departing Janzur, they decided it was too risky. They became trapped, unable to leave the port for fear of being killed or arrested.\nThey now live beneath a fleet of dry-docked boats, sheltered by tarps or sheets of fabric stretched from the hulls to the ground like mudflaps, providing a modicum of privacy and protection from the sun, but little else.\nEven at Janzur, they are not safe. Libyans harass them constantly, taking cellphones, money, even light bulbs. They are press-ganged into working as day laborers, for long hours and for little or no money, neglected by the rebel soldiers supposedly there to protect them. More than 10 women \u2014 some married, pregnant even \u2014 said they were gang raped by armed Arab men the night the rebels entered Tripoli. The men of the camp could not protect them.\nLast month, Amnesty International issued a report lambasting European countries, especially those involved in NATO action against Libya, for abandoning the very people the conflict displaced.\nGiven their resources and proximity, European nations could do much more to help these refugees, admitting them on humanitarian grounds rather than detaining and deporting them. Europeans, Amnesty argued, \u201cignored Libya\u2019s dire human rights record ... while actively seeking the collaboration of Colonel al-Gaddafi\u2019s government to stem the flow of people arriving in Europe from Africa.\u201d\nEuropean nations could absorb the relatively small number of refugees still in Tunisian and Egyptian camps with a slight increase in their annual refugee resettlement quotas. And visa waivers should be issued on humanitarian grounds for those who have already made the crossing alive. America alone took in 54,000 refugees from all over the world last year.\nInternational agencies like the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees have also asked various countries to raise their national refugee quotas, but the response has been underwhelming. Australia, Canada and the United States have offered to resettle some of the refugees stranded at Libya\u2019s borders. But only eight European countries have stepped forward to help, collectively offering only 800 slots.\nOne reason European governments are reluctant to resettle migrants is fear of setting precedents, especially in light of the specter of large-scale climate-induced migration in the years ahead. They view a tough stance now as a signal to future migrants, according to Khalid Koser, a migration expert at the Geneva Center for Security Policy.\nAs the human and economic consequences of the Arab Spring become visible in Europe and politicians opportunistically warn of a wave of illegal immigration, political rhetoric is clashing with reality. \u201cIt\u2019s hypocritical,\u201d says Seline Trevisanut, an Italian migration expert at the University of Cagliari. \u201cWe have a responsibility not to shut our doors completely.\u201d\nThe European Court of Human Rights is soon expected to rule on whether the Berlusconi-Qaddafi deal allowing migrants to be returned to Libya violated Italy\u2019s obligations under international law, including the explicit responsibility not to return people to a place where they might be tortured. Libya was deemed safe by the Italian government even though its immigration authorities were using stun guns on migrants, prodding them with red-hot pokers and abandoning some to die in the desert.\nItaly now has a similar border enforcement agreement with Tunisia, yet economic migrants continue to arrive in Italy regularly. And, in part because Italy has chosen the maximum allowable period to detain them, the crowded detention centers are rapidly approaching their capacity while depriving detainees\u2019 families back in Tunisia of needed remittances.\nThe irony, of course, is that Italy and France have largely dodged the \u201chuman tsunami\u201d of African migrants they feared would wash up on Europe\u2019s shores thanks to Tunisia\u2019s and Egypt\u2019s leaving their borders open as civil war erupted in Libya.\nAnd today, because Europe won\u2019t allow them in, those sub-Saharan refugees who have not managed to return home remain in forlorn desert camps like Saloum in Egypt and Shousha in Tunisia \u2014 an arid wasteland at the Libyan border that is home to 3,800 people living in rows of sand-swept tents.\nAbdul Kadir Isaac Abdi, a 22-year-old Somali refugee, is one of them. He reached Libya in January 2009 after crossing the Sahara in a Land Cruiser with 35 strangers, eventually falling into the hands of a Libyan human trafficker who held him hostage.\nA group of Somalis in Libya took pity on Mr. Abdi, ransoming him and taking him to Tripoli. There, he found work as a night watchman, then on a farm. Eventually he met a young Somali woman named Aisha. They married and earlier this year had a baby boy, Muhammad. \u201cLibya was the only place that I had,\u201d he said, \u201cbefore the violence.\u201d\nWhen Libya\u2019s armed uprising began, the situation for black migrants and refugees went from difficult to dangerous. Africans with dark skin suffered the wrath of rebels and their supporters \u2014 collectively punished for Colonel Qaddafi\u2019s use of sub-Saharan mercenaries. Men like Mr. Abdi kept their heads down and warned their families not to venture outside.\nOne night in February, however, his son, Muhammad, grew sick with a fever and diarrhea. Mr. Abdi\u2019s wife was worried and wanted to take him to a doctor. Mr. Abdi had to go to work but agreed that she should take him. There was an anti-Qaddafi protest in the streets that night that led to the deaths of several black Africans. His wife and infant son were shot dead on their way to the hospital.\nMr. Abdi found their corpses there, but he couldn\u2019t retrieve their bodies because he didn\u2019t have the right documents. He went to the Somali Embassy, and they told him to flee to Tunisia.\nThat\u2019s where he is today, a refugee once more. From the sprawling camp in Shousha, he watches other African migrants depart, risking their lives on boats to Italy. The Tunisian boats headed for Italy carry 100 people, keeping quiet and riding low to avoid capsizing.\nA few years ago, a boat turned over in the night. 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        "raw_content": "The Old Rafflesians' Association (ORA)\nIt was principal Bishop who spearheaded the formation of the Association. From then on, very prominent and high profile Rafflesains guided its growth. Records are not available for long stretches to establish what the Association did to foster camaraderie among the alumni or the contributions it made to the development of RI, though we do know that the Hullett Memorial Library and the Hullett Scholarship were of its doing.\nThe ORA, though not particularly active, lingered on in the shadows, sustained by some committed individuals.There were times, in the sixties for example, when it could hardly summon a quorum to proceed with the annual general meeting. Dr. C.J. Poh, as a result, was forced to stay on as president year after year. Management committee meetings were held at his home, between him, the principal and a member of the teaching staff who was made to function as secretary, though not a Rafflesian.\nThe ORA continued in existence but it was not a force to be reckoned with. The authorities did not give any attention to its views. It was not founded on a sizeable membership base on which would normally depend the credibility of a similar organisation.\nPerhaps there were reasons for this. The ORA did not possess any marketable products. It did not have a permanent office until 1986. Old Rafflesians did not enjoy any special privileges vis-\u00e0-vis RI. Their sons did not have priority in admission.There was, hence, neither advantage nor urgency in identifying with it. There were no rallying points in the way of an alumni house, a newsletter or regular events, which brought former Rafflesian together. Constant staff renewal did not encourage them to re-visit their alma mater. RI was a fully-funded government school, which did not call for alumni support. There was no urgency to build firm bonds. As Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said, \"A government school is like a hotel. Students come and go. They do not become owners with a lasting interest in the future of the school.\"\nQuite often it was claimed that ORA came to life only when the annual dinner was around the corner but even then it was a small scale affair attracting a small number of diehards who made up less than ten tables. It then settled into a prolonged slumber until it was time to organize the next dinner.\nIt would be fallacious, however, to presume that Old Rafflesians were an indifferent lot, emptied of all feelings for their alma mater and resistant to any appeal to identify with it or its fortunes. Reunion dinners were a common feature. The class of '48 raised and donated $100,000 during the sixties for the welfare of deserving pupils. Both the ORA and individual Rafflesians never turned away from appeals to support sports groups. The Raffles Advisory Committee, formed in 1969, wholeheartedly supported Philip Liau in the development of the Grange Road premises. ORA, unknown to many, did its bit whenever the school approached it for help.\nThe tide began to change in the seventies. Whatever the prompting, there appeared on the scene a group of younger Old Rafflesians who got themselves organized and took over the management of the ORA. Among them were Tan Huck Chye, Chan Peng Mun, Chan Shelt Tsong, Roney Tan, Dileep Nair and Tan Jui Meng, to name just a few. This group, eventually to be headed by Chan Peng Mun, set about the task of putting the Association on a firm footing. Rightfully, they focused their initial attention on building up the membership base. A variety of strategies was employed chief among which was to whip up interest and draw attention to the existence of an alumni body. This thrust was maintained into the eighties and the nineties, with some new Rafflesians coming on board, people like Jenny Lim. Peng Mun was to remain president right down to 1994, when he passed the baton to Professor Tan Ser Kiat.\nIn 1979, Chan Shelt Tsong conceived and implemented the idea of inviting Rafflesians to trace, as far back as possible, ancestors who were themselves Rafflesians. It took the form of a contest, with prizes for those who could establish the largest number of relatives, generation after generation, who had been schooled in either RI or RGS. What in effect he was seeking to achieve was to ignite a Rafflesian passion. The winner was Mrs Lim Kok Ann. She came up with four generations of 45 Rafflesians spanning more than 120 years. Runner-up was Kenneth Koh Tee Hock who claimed Rafflesian roots over 70 years, beginning with his grand-uncle Song Ong Siang.\nAs the Rafflesian family of schools grew with RJC coming on board and to keep the three united, the ORA constitution was amended to provide for three chapters. The RI, RGS and RJC chapters. Each chapters was entitled to organise its own activities peculiar to itself. In 1999, for example, the RGS chapter organised a grand farewell for retiring principal Carmee Lim. Conscious of the feeling that ORA was biases towards the boys' school, the 1991 annual dinner highlighted RGS. The March 2001 issue of the ORA newsletter carried a footnote from the editor, Sylvia Tay, which read \"Except for a minority, who did their Pre-U in RI or are married to RI boys. RGS girls have always complained that they do not feel that they are part of ORA. Many do not see the advantages of joining ORA.\" An article in the same issue claimed that in an attempt to woo the girls into the Rafflesian community, it extended a gesture of goodwill by having the first RGS Old Girl, Justice Judith Prakash, as the Guest-of-Honour for the 77th ORA annual dinner. She is also the chairperson of the RGS Board of Governors and has been since 1996.\nWhile at Grange Road, space was provided within the building for ORA to operate an administrative centre. After the move to Bishan, a more permanent place was made available, which the Association renovated and furnished to serve as a respectable alumni office. This was the practice with the independent schools visited in UK in 1986, when Dr. Tony Tan Keng Yam led a delegation of principals to study how good independent schools conducted themselves. It was observed that the alumni office was located within the school building and a solemn ceremony was observed as the senior boys graduated and were welcomed by the alumni. With the RI going independent in 1990, it became evident that identification with the alumni was going to prove crucial.\nChan Shelt Tsong worked on the production of a regular ORA newsletter, ably supported by Dr Wong Wee Nam. To circulate this as widely as possibly among the Rafflesians, a database had to be installed. From this emerged the compilation of the Rafflesian Directory, a product of the painstaking labours of Jenny Lim and George Abraham. It provided a means for Old Rafflesians to establish contact with long lost schoolmates. It served as a rallying point and helped to generate interest. Attractively packaged, it was launched in 1993, with a complimentary copy presented to Dr. Wee Kim Wee, then President of the Republic of Singapore.\nChan Shelt Tsong's association with ORA went back to 1977. He is the type who works silently, diligently, passionately and unobtrusively but effectively and purposefully. One would be well advised to steer clear of him when the stakes are stacked against RI or RJC. He figured among the few who took on the responsibility of organising the annual dinner, and together with Bernard Chan and Tay Boon Seng, managed to inject something novel and creative each year right down to 1991. They transformed the event from a 20-odd-table affair into a 100-table gala event. This was achieved in 1977 and thereafter it was held at a top-rated hotel. The editor of the last issue of the newsletter wrote on behalf of the then ORA management committee commending him for his selfless devotion and support, above the call of duty, to ORA all the years. He continues to serve on the RJC Advisory Committee.\nIn 1988, the Standard Chartered/ORA Affinity Card was introduced. This was the very first of such cards issued to any private organisation and was to be emulated by other banks and organisations. It not only identified the holder as a Rafflesian but also generated a sense of belonging to the Rafflesian tradition and heritage.\nTo add further stature and prestige to the ORA, the practice of conferring Honorary Life Membership on prominent Rafflesians was initiated in I 993.Among those so honoured were Dr. Wee Kim Wee, Senior Minister Lee Kuan Yew, Prime Minster Goh Chok Tong and Ambassador Tommy Koh. During Professor Tan Ser Kiat's term as president, a further prestigious event, the Raffles Series of Lectures, was launched in 1999. Professor Tommy Koh delivered the inaugural lecture.\nThe Past-versus-Present games, which used to be held periodically in the past, became a regular feature and developed into the Rafflesian Games and Family Day in 1997. Former Headmaster E. Wijeysingha prompted the idea. Professor Tan Ser Kiat invited Dr. K.K. Chow, the convenor of the Past-versus-Present Games, to explore the idea. He did just that and it has remained a regular annual feature. The event brings together Old Rafflesians and their families, parents, teachers and pupils of the three schools who share in a day of fun, activities and sporting encounters. The Raffles Parents' Association has played a major role in organising family activities and a food fair, with Sharyn Mah taking on a leading role. This provides yet another platform upon which to build cohesion between past and present and to bond.\nThe ORA has, since the late seventies, provided RI, in particular, and the other two schools, in general with moral and material support. From the sidelines it has watched and risen in support when circumstances demanded. When RI advanced the cause of independence, even when there were doubts as to the wisdom of the move, the ORA stood by it. When it was decided to first build a substantial financial base and then consider independence, the ORA took the lead in raising funds. It may have registered its regret when the pre-university classes were withdrawn from RI but once the decision was made it threw its weight behind RJC.\nThe then Headmaster realised that in the long term that alumni support was going to be crucial. He did not think then in terms of funds or of using the ORA to tap the pockets of Old Rafflesians. Rather, as RI embarked on a new and somewhat uncertain course into the future, he envisioned it drawing its moral strength and spirit from the close affinity between his pupils and their predecessors. With RGS already independent and RJC about to follow suit, the relevance of ORA cannot be over-emphasised.\nORA had chosen to hold its 1990 annual dinner, themed \"The Dawn of a New Era\" in RI's new premises at Bishan. This was hardly a matter of convenience, as the stuffy non-ventilated hall could not have made the evening comfortable. One suspects that the underlying motive was to endorse the new status of RI and to showcase the many and varied facilities, as if to say that the decision to go independent had brought advantages. Guest-of-Honour, Professor S Jayakumar, in his message stated that the gathering in the new premises was significant in that it demonstrated the collective interest in the continued well-being of their alma mater, especially when it was on the threshold of yet another important milestone in its long history. The future of Raffles Institution in Singapore, he said, would depend not only on the headmaster, teachers and pupils but also on the support and encouragement it received from its former students.\nThe ORA has been a major fund-raiser for the three schools. In 1992, it mounted \"Project Heartstrings\". It called upon Old Rafflesians to rally to the call of their old schools. They went on to donate a total of $2.4 million to RI's Development Fund. At the 1987 annual dinner, Rafflesians pledged and donated close to $1 million. Each year, from as far back as the eighties, it organised a jogathon for the three schools, which enabled each to raise substantial sums. These do not include donations of varying denominations made privately by Old Rafflesians each time the headmaster went out with hat in hand. When Jenny Lim ran a donation draw, it was not one ticket that they picked up but booklets of tickets by the dozens. True to the Rafflesian tradition, ORA was not wanting in raising funds for the larger community. A golf tournament in 1992 raked in $17,000, all of which went to the Bishan Home for the Intellectually Disabled.\nDr. Chan Peng Mun held the fort as President right down to 1994 and then passed the baton to Professor Tan Ser Kiat. For 15 years, Dr. Chan guided the ORA, and when he stepped down, it had been laid on a very firm foundation. He was Rafflesian to the core. More often than not, he dipped into his own pocket and closed his clinic and surgery to officiate as doctor in attendance at the school's sports meets.\nLong before Professor Tan Ser Kiat took over the presidency, he was actively involved in the life of the school, finding ways to enlarge its resources and preserve its image. A school publication of 1994 described him as \"energetic, affable and definitely committed\". Active during his days in RI, he continued his involvement by serving his profession and the larger community in a number of ways. He found the time to lead the Movement for the Intellectually Disabled (MINDS) and made quite an impact on the local and international medical scene. As President of ORA, he was automatically an ex-officio member of the RI Board of Governors. In 1999, he became Chairman of the Board and passed the leadership of ORA to Lim Soon Hock. It was during the latter's time that ORA launched, in 2000, into the technological age by creating a portal of its own. This replaced the newsletter. It widened the scope for Rafflesians aIl over the world to tap into the activities of ORA.\nIt was Professor Tan Ser Kiat who founded the Leong Chee Whye Scholarship out of deference to a respected schoolmate, businessman and community leader. It was intended for any RI boys who was in need of financial assistance. Besides, a number of others, either Rafflesian or in some way related to Rafflesians, came forward to establish scholarships. The father of Professor Jayakumar set up the Mrs. Shanmugam Scholarship. In 1988, the family of teacher Ms Goh Hoon Meng, provided the capital sum to establish a scholarship in her memory. The family of Philip Liau chose to mount a scholarship in his name, to which quite a number of Rafflesians during his principalship donated generously. In I 987, Tan Geok Ser, created a scholarship to be awarded to a deserving prefect. The Loo Ting Swee Scholarship for a top judoka was added to the list in 1993. Besides these, there were already nine other scholarships for academic achievement carrying the names of previous principals and Old Rafflesians, some of which were instituted as early as 1900.\nThe ORA has been a strong pillar of support for the entire Rafflesian community. Each time there was a crisis, it closed ranks. When funds were needed, it did not retreat. It may have remained dormant and practically inactive for decades but when the Rafflesian schools, particularly RI and RJC encountered problems, a core of Rafflesians took command and converted the Association into a strong and credible body.\nAs RI and RJC forge ahead and set out to tackle what lies in their paths, they must look back and draw on what sustained them and converted them into powerhouses, not only in rugby but also in all areas. They continue to receive the top brains among the young of the nation. They will continue to sit at the top of the academic ladder. The future will demand much more from them and they will have to measure up.\nRI and RJC have made an impact. They retain scope of continuing to do so. The nation is engaged in a process of re-making Singapore and hopes to thrive on innovation and creativity. This is more likely to come from those who display the ability and capacity. 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[After] ... the 2004 presidential election, ... he formed the Faith and Values Coalition as the '21st Century resurrection of the Moral Majority,' to seek anti-abortion judges, a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage and more conservative elected officials.\" 12\nHe was found unconscious in his office around 10:45 AM on 2007-MAY-15. CPR efforts were unsuccessful. He died at the age of 73. 12\nSome events, and one non-event, in his life were:\n1971: He founded Lynchburg Baptist College. It became Liberty Baptist College, and finally Liberty University.\n1979: He founded the Moral Majority. It played a major role in the election of Ronald Reagan to the presidency in 1980. It focused opposition of Americans to abortion access, equal rights to gays and lesbians, pornography, the Equal Rights Amendment and the exclusion of state-directed prayer in public schools. He dissolved the group in 1989 after having reached his initial objectives.\n1986-7: The IRS determined that his Old Time Gospel Hour program had violated federal tax law. They retroactively revoked the program's tax-exempt status. He paid $50,000 in back taxes. 6\n1983: He organized a \"I love America Committee\" PAC. It is reported as having raised $485,000 in its first year, but spent $413,000 to do so. 8\n1988: He took over the PTL Ministry after Jim Bakker was removed in disgrace. It quickly entered bankruptcy.\n1996: He hosted a \"Washington for Jesus\" rally in Washington DC. He held a mock trial of the U.S. for persecuting the Church, and its homosexual rights, abortion access, racism, occultism, addictions, and HIV/AIDS infection. America was found guilty.\n2004: He founded the Faith and Values Coalition to \"maintain an evangelical revolution of voters.\" He said:\n\"Yes, it is time to finish the job 1 started more than 25 years ago. It's time to rewrite the vision to return America to moral sanity. Our goal is to utilize the momentum of the sweeping conservative mandate of the November 2, 2004 elections to maintain a faith and values 'revolution' of voters who will continue to go to the polls to 'vote Christian' and call America back to God. I need your help to make this happen!\" 3\n2005: Time Magazine's list of \"The 25 Most Influential Evangelicals in America,\" did not include Jerry Falwell.\nSome controversial statements:\nUndated: This quote appears in multiple locations on the Internet, but we cannot locate a time or location:\n\"I have a Divine Mandate to go into the halls of Congress and fight for laws that will save America.\"\n1989: He allegedly commented about feminists:\n\"I listen to feminists and all these radical gals... These women just need a man in the house. That's all they need. Most of the feminists need a man to tell them what time of day it is and to lead them home. And they blew it and they're mad at all men. Feminists hate men. They're sexist. They hate men; that's their problem.\" 10\n1979: Sword of the Lord Publishing\" produced a book allegedly containing Falwell's sermons. They claim that one stated:\n\"I hope to live to see the day when, as in the early days of our country, we won't have any public schools. The churches will have taken them over again and Christians will be running them. What a happy day that will be!\" 8\nHe is reported as denying having had anything to do with the book.\n1997-JUL: He said:\n\"I do not believe the Republicans or the Democrats have the solution to America's moral and spiritual dilemma. Only a pervasive and national spiritual awakening can prevent us entering the post-Christian era as we go simultaneously into the 21st century. I believe America is in imminent peril. We are rotting from within.\" 2\n1980-AUG: After President Bailey Smith, president of the Southern Baptist Convention told a Dallas meeting that \"God Almighty does not hear the prayer of a Jew,\" Falwell is reported as giving a similar statement:\n\"I do not believe that God answers the prayer of any unredeemed Gentile or Jew\"\nAfter a meeting with a rabbi from the American Jewish Committee he seems to have changed his mind. He allegedly told an interviewer on NBC's \"Meet the Press\" that:\n\"God hears the prayers of all persons... God hears everything.\" 8\n1984: Jerry Sloan claimed that during a televised debate in Sacramento, CA, Falwell had called the gay-positive Metropolitan Community Churches:\n\"brute beasts...[and] a vile and Satanic system [that will] one day be utterly annihilated and there will be a celebration in heaven.\"\nHe denied saying this and offered to pay $5,000 if Sloan could produce a tape of the statement. According to an article in Church and State magazine,\n\"Sloan did so, Falwell refused to pay and Sloan successfully sued. Falwell appealed, with his attorney charging that the Jewish judge in the case was prejudiced. He lost again and was forced to pay an additional $2,875 in sanctions and court fees.\" 8\n1999-JAN: He addressed a conference of pastors in Kingsport, TN, stating that the Antichrist prophesized in the Bible is alive today:\n\"Who will the Antichrist be? I don't know. Nobody else knows. Is he alive and here today? Probably. Because when he appears during the Tribulation period he will be a full-grown counterfeit of Christ. Of course, he'll be Jewish. Of course, he'll pretend to be Christ. And if in fact the Lord is coming soon, and he'll [the Antichrist] be an adult at the presentation of himself, he must be alive somewhere today.\"\nThis generated heavy criticism from Jewish groups. 8 He later said that he was sorry for his comment:\n\"I apologize to my Jewish friends here and around the world, and I apologize to the Christians here for having created any kind of rift. I apologize not for what I believe, but for my lack of tact and judgment in making a statement that served no purpose whatsoever.\"\n1999-FEB: An article in his National Liberty Journal claimed that Tinky Winky, one of the teletubbies on the children's show by the same name, was promoting the gay lifestyle.\n\"Now, further evidence that the creators of the series intend for Tinky Winky to be a gay role model have surfaced. He is purple -- the gay-pride color; and his antenna is shaped like a triangle -- the gay-pride symbol.\"\nThis idea appears to have been picked up from a gay newspaper, not realizing that his source was a parody.\n2001-SEP-09: He said:\n\"Since the Antichrist will not be revealed before Jesus comes, I believe conditions are falling in place, i.e., one-world government, so he can rule the world after Jesus comes. But we're moving toward a one-world government through the United Nations, through the world court and a growing world opinion. The problem is that the one-world opinion is taking the side of the Palestinians, not the side of Israel.\" 2\n2001-SEP-13: Two days after 9-11, in an exchange with Pat Robertson on the 700 Club program, he is reported as having commented on the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon:\n\"I agree totally with you that the Lord has protected us so wonderfully these 225 years. And since 1812, this is the first time that we've been attacked on our soil and by far the worst results. And I fear, as Donald Rumsfeld, the Secretary of Defense, said yesterday, that this is only the beginning. And with biological warfare available to these monsters -- the Husseins, the Bin Ladens, the Arafats -- what we saw on Tuesday, as terrible as it is, could be miniscule if, in fact -- if, in fact -- God continues to lift the curtain and allow the enemies of America to give us probably what we deserve.....And I know that I'll hear from them for this. But, throwing God out successfully with the help of the federal court system, throwing God out of the public square, out of the schools. The abortionists have got to bear some burden for this because God will not be mocked. And when we destroy 40 million little innocent babies, we make God mad. I really believe that the Pagans, and the abortionists, and the feminists, and the gays and the lesbians who are actively trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, the ACLU, People for the American Way, all of them who have tried to secularize America, I point the finger in their face and say: you helped this happen.\"\nA few days later, he is reported as clarifying his comments, saying:\n\"I would never blame any human being except the terrorists, and if I left that impression with gays or lesbians or anyone else, I apologize.\" 2\n2002-OCT-06: While being interviewed on CBS's 60 Minutes, he contrasted Muhammad with the leaders of Christianity and Judaism. He said:\n\"Jesus set the example for love, as did Moses, and I think Muhammad set an opposite example.\"\nThis triggered a general strike in Bombay, India. That developed into a Hindu-Muslim riot in which five people were killed and about 50 injured. 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        "raw_content": "Best Questions To Ask During Online Dating If you\u2019re tired of online dating \u2026 Should you have any questions \u2013 feel free to ask away. Take the time before the event starts to settle in \u2013 have a beverage if you would like and mingle should you \u2026 Dating Sites Minneapolis Mn In terms of passengers, Minneapolis\u2013Saint Paul International Airport was the\nOnline Dating Site for Local Singles All over the Globe. If you\u2019ve ever had a go at communicating online and making new connections \u2026\ndating back at least 1,000 years and quite possibly more, The Local Sweden reported on Thursday. \"I was outside in the water, \u2026\nDating Sites Minneapolis Mn In terms of passengers, Minneapolis\u2013Saint Paul International Airport was the 17th busiest airport in the United States and the 49th busiest in the world as of 2016. Dating Sites Women Looking Wealthy Men If you\u2019re going to find the right man, you first need to know \u2026 But here\u2019s the mistake a lot of women,\nWhy Canada Goose\u2019s CEO has a love-hate relationship with counterfeiting \u2013 dating back to when the brand first became a hit in Europe more than 10 years ago and fakes cropped up in Sweden, Norway and \u2026\nIt even popularised the AD dating system now in use worldwide \u2026 This was a time when the Danish kings of England ruled Denm\u2026\nhas been an increased demand for a dating site designed primarily for HIV singles in the Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland\u2014which is why http://www.HIVdating4u.com was born \u2026\nTest Your Body and Recharge Your Spirit On One of These Famous Pilgrimages \u2013 Today, the paths lead their way through Norway, Sweden \u2026 The route has ancient origins dating back to the Stone Age when th\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Obama \"releases open letter\" to the GLBT community\nThe link is to a DailyKos discussion of the \"letter.\" I put \"letter\" in quotes because I don't yet understand how it was \"released.\" If you click on the link that takes you to Obama's website, where the letter is posted, it's actually posted on a blog on some obscure inner page of the website. I don't quite understand how that qualifies as an \"open letter\" that was \"released.\" It looks more like a \"secret communique\" that the general electorate isn't meant to see. If that's the case, then it's nothing more than pandering and political cowardice. If, on the other hand, he plans to release this to a larger audience, or in a more public way, then that would be better.\nOn the other hand, while I'm still pissed about the Donnie McClurkin thing, if Obama means half of what he says in this letter, then he's got some damned good positions. Repealing DOMA and DADT would be huge steps forward.",
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        "raw_content": "As a company operating within communities, we feel it\u2019s very important to be a part of that community and to make a difference. Here are just some of the ways that we give back.\nAlgonquin Centre for Construction Excellence\nSiteCast donated $100,000 to help make this state-of-the-art facility a reality. (News release)\nSteve Kaminski and the team at SiteCast have supported The Ottawa Hospital Foundation for many years.\nThrough financial donations and volunteer time, we have supported the foundation\u2019s Legacy Campaign, which successfully raised its goals of $100 million in five years for facility upgrades, new equipment, medical research and ongoing education.\nMore recently, we supported the Foundation\u2019s 20-20 Campaign, which raised more than $20 million in 20 months to expand the Cancer Centre at the General Campus.\nFor these contributions, we were named \u201cPhilanthropic Group of the Year 2009.\u201d\nWe support the youth in our communities by sponsoring sports teams including boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 hockey, boys\u2019 football and girls\u2019 soccer.\nLocals Food Banks\nWe support these organizations by collecting donations at tenant events organized throughout the year by SiteCast.",
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        "raw_content": "Ephesians, Chapter Four, Lesson Two\nWALKING IN GRACE Page 2\n** Paul mentions that grace was given to \"us\". How does he describe this group of recipients?\nGod's grace was given \"to each one of us\". A group of individuals who have collectively been blessed in unique ways with the grace of God.\n** Who are these people?\nAll Christians - in Paul's letter, he is referring to the Christians in Ephesus and Asia Minor to whom he is writing, but the truth he is sharing applies to us today as well.\n** Is it possible for the children of God to walk, or do anything else for that manner, outside of God's grace?\nNo - in Him we live and move and have our being.\ncf. John 1:16-17, Acts 17:28 and Romans 5:1-2\n** If we are Christians, and by definition always \"Walking in Grace\", what are we to do with the grace that is continually being bestowed upon our lives? For the answer to that question, let's go a little further into this verse. When God bestowed His grace upon us, what was it according to?\n\"the measure of Christ's gift.\"\n** Do you see that there must be a difference between God's grace and \"Christ's gift\"?\nYes - one is \"according to the other\" or is manifested by the other. Paul is referring to an enabling grace from God that equips us for a very special job. Here are some examples of this kind of grace:\nEphesians 6:10 - strength of His might\nPhilippians 4:13 - ability to do all things\n1Timothy 1:12 - made usable for service\n2Timothy 4:17 - boldness and deliverance\n** Alright then, we received this grace according to Christ's gift - what is that?\nOur own, individual, unique spiritual gift!\ncf. 1Peter 4:10",
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        "raw_content": "Last night before bed, Marty and I sat on the couch together and snuggled our five year old daughter. I held her tight, smelling the flowers and dirt in her hair, trying to memorize her voice, her giggles, her five year old sweetness and her little girl joy. I knew, right then and there, that it was the last time I would ever snuggle with my five-year-old daughter again.\nThis morning, a six year old climbed into my bed to snuggle me.\nNo, she hadn't changed overnight. They never quite do, but the changes happen so slowly and yet so fast, before you can even plan or realize it is happening, next thing you know your little baby girl that you brought home from the hospital is going off to college.\nSo last night, I tried to memorize my five year old. Engrave in my brain the sound of her voice when she calls me Mommy, because I know that is going to be gone soon. Someday, she will call me Mommy for the last time, and I won't even know to savor it as the last. So I will try to savor these, knowing she will grow up on me much faster than I want or plan or will even realize until it's too late.\nAs I write this, my darling girl has forty five minutes left of Kindergarten. I am sitting here, tears streaming down my face and wondering where all the time went. In a little less than an hour, I will go to the end of the driveway and pick up my six-year-old, newly turned first grader.\nAnd in the blink of an eye, she'll be seven.\nMy darling Emma-girl,\nI am so proud of you. You have blossomed into an amazing girl and although I want to keep you little forever, I also can't wait to see how you will develop as you get older. You are beautiful, you are so kind, you have a love of life that is a joy to everyone around you.\nEmma, I delight in you.\nI love how you love God, and tell your brothers about His love. I love how you care for those around you, how you always want to pray for whomever is in an ambulance going by. I appreciate how you care for your cat and how you show him love and protect him from the boys.\nI had a wonderful time going roller-skating with you last night. I loved spending time with just you, and I loved how you just kept going. I was (and still am) delighted at your reaction to falling down and getting hurt, you just giggled and said, \"falling is just part of learning how to roller skate!\" and got up and kept going. I love that about you, and continuing to get up and try again is something that will make you very successful in whatever you choose to do in life.\nAs I held your hand around the rink for the couples skate last night, I realized that I was truly having a great time hanging out with you. You are fun to be with and I really, truly enjoyed our time together. I can't wait for the times you tell me your secrets and we get to hang out together, just the girls. We are outnumbered in our family, so we need to stick together, OK?\nI love how your whole face lights up when you smile. I love when you dance. I love when you sing. You are amazing, beautiful, and I still am in awe that out of everyone on the planet, God chose me to be your mom. I thank Him every day for that.\nI love you, sweet princess Emma. I don't think you will ever know how very much I love you, because until you have a little girl of your own, you just can't know a mother's love. And even then you just can't picture anyone else on earth loving another person as much as you love your child. It's just the way it goes.\nHave a wonderful birthday, darling. I hope it is everything you imagine and more.\nI love you, baby girl. Promise you will always be my little girl, even when you grow up, OK? ;)\nNow I'm the one sitting here in front of the computer with tears running down my face. Beautiful post, Tiff!\nIt just fills the heart to read your letter to your beautiful daughter. She is, and always will be, your little girl, no matter how much, or how fast, she grows up.\nAnd even though she's been gone a long time, I still call my mother \"Mama\" and won't ever stop!!\nNext time you throw in a tear jerker, warn us!!! :) Happy Birthday Emma!\nYeah, what Teresa said. Cause YOU SUCK! As I'm holding my 10 day old thinking how all too soon she'll be like my 13 year old, I too am frickin' crying now. Thanks. Thanks. a. lot.",
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        "raw_content": "Even bigger: Bucs TE Antony Auclair up to 270 for 2nd NFL season\nBucs tight end Antony Auclair catches a pass in practice last week.(MONICA HERNDON | Times)\nA year ago, when Antony Auclair made the Bucs' roster as an undrafted rookie, the Canadian import was already the largest tight end at 6-foot-6 and 256 pounds.\nThat's even more the case now as he heads into his second season with the confidence that comes with a year in an NFL workout regimen.\n\"I put on 14 pounds. I was 256 last year, and now I'm 270,\" the 25-year-old Auclair said. \"I can shield the defender, and I'm bigger on blocks.\"\nVideo: Bucs JUGS machine getting lots of use after practice, like second-year tight end Antony Auclair here. pic.twitter.com/LRb3B4YEwu\n\u2014 Greg Auman (@gregauman) August 1, 2018\nAuclair was inactive for eight of his first nine games last season, but then dressed for his last seven, catching two passes for 25 yards. He said the familiarity of spending a year, not only with the Bucs but in the United States, has helped him immensely.\n\"It's a completely different world,\" said Auclair, still proudly wearing a \"Rouge et Or\" (red and gold) shirt from Universit\u00e9 Laval, where he attended in Quebec. \"I've got a place to stay. I know my teammates. I know the playbook, and I'm more confident than last year for sure. My English got better too, and that's a big thing.\"\nThe Bucs have two elite tight ends in O.J. Howard and Cameron Brate, who each had six touchdown catches last season, but Auclair is eager to show where he's improved since his rookie year.\n\"I want to be more consistent,\" he said. \"I think that's really important in this league. I want to be really consistent blocking for sure, and I want to be a better route runner, better at catching the ball.\"\nBucs coach Dirk Koetter said Auclair's strength has been his blocking, but he's working to become a more complete tight end.\n\"All these tight ends, they don't want to be categorized. They want to do everything,\" Koetter said. \"They want to be part O.J. Howard, part Cam Brate and Antony's working hard at his game. He's been getting more reps lately and taking advantage of it.\"\nAuclair had one catch for 5 yards in Thursday's preseason opener at Miami, and said this week's joint practices with the Titans as he works to understand a new defense and how it might be exploited.\n\"I got surprised a little bit in the first game with different looks,\" he said. \"What I have to get better at is identifying those looks and getting better. This week is a totally different defense, a good way for me to get better.\"\nAuclair and Alan Cross look to have the backup tight end jobs pretty well wrapped up, but Auclair said that hasn't changed from last year is his approach to battling for a roster spot.\n\"I'm still playing as if I have to make the team, because nothing is guaranteed in this league,\" he said. \"But I'm really excited. I think we're doing good things right now.\"\nContact Greg Auman at [email protected] and (813) 310-2690. Follow @gregauman.",
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        "raw_content": "Choreographer, Artist, and Director Ryan Heffington seamlessly weaves between commercial, art, music and concert worlds with his unique style of choreography. From heartfelt emotional content to campy humor, Ryan's work sews a story that is human and accessible. His unique style can be seen on projects for Aloe Blacc, Sigur Ros, Sia, Muse, Ke$ha, Joe Boxer, American Airlines, Evian, Target and many more.\nThough trained in jazz and modern dance, Heffington works with a declared blindness to any formal boundaries, merging music, fashion design and popular culture in his stated mission to expose contemporary dance to as many people as he can. Ryan, in my opinion, is a true creative dance force in our community. Undeniably original, unique, fresh, out of the box, humanistic, real, raw and viscerally exciting, I am always inspired by him as an artist. 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Not everything I create I love but it formulates a bridge to the final product. Life in general is my fuel for creativity. I\u2019m like a funnel where all I see, hear, and experience mixes to create a new form that is often in physical / dance form. I pull from my personal relationships with lovers, friends, family as well as steal moves from pedestrians I see chatting on their phones on street corners.\nTNH: What do you find are the hardest challenges as a dancer and choreographer in this business?\nRH: It's interesting being a dancer / choreographer. I find getting credit can be challenging as a choreographer. Our 'role' in the realm of the production process, people still find secondary. I\u2019m still put under or near 'catering' 'misc' 'medic' on call sheets, even when the whole commercial IS dance. So I\u2019ve taken it upon myself to make sure these little gestures are given attention in hopes of becoming recognized as equal to others on projects.\nWhen I was working as a dancer more, years back, I struggled with simply making a living. I had a unique look and movement quality and not every audition called for this. But to keep my focus, I created work (dance pieces / shows) every chance I had. This fulfilled my artist's soul and kept me focused on the joy I gained from creating.\nTNH: What are the most rewarding aspects of being in this business?\nRH: I've been fortunate enough to travel the world within this profession. Teaching in Nicaragua, performing at clubs in Paris, choreographing a Bollywood sequence in the Sri Lankan countryside. . . this has been incredible. I've also had many interesting and challenging jobs that have expanded my interpretation of how dance / choreography is defined. 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We have the agency, the client, the director, the managers and the artists themselves with very strong opinions to contend with. If you give everything you have, which may not be enough unfortunately, you should walk away from every audition proud and with a sense knowing you did your best for that particular moment. We're all human, we fall out of turns, wear the wrong outfit, forget choreography - and this is just being human. We must love ourselves for this too, not being perfect in every situation.\n...and at the end of that mock audition class, the last thing I had the dancers standing before me do was to go to the side of the room and tell themselves 2 things they love about themselves. This is the most important advice I could ever give to any artist, friend, stranger. Love yourself.\nTNH: There can be ups and downs, rejection and disregard in the entertainment industry. What tools have you developed to keep your confidence and belief in yourself?\nRH: I try to keep a good perspective on what it is I do as a living. I\u2019m a freelance artist, which means I never know what will be next... a gig, 6 months of no work... it's so fickle this line of work. I don't let the business determine my happiness or worth.\nI acknowledge that being a choreographer is just a fraction of who I am and concentrate on other aspects like being a community builder, a teacher, a friend. Giving back, whether it's contributing to articles like this one or lecturing at colleges, keeps my head in the right place. Anyone can donate their time and energy that in turn culminates in a better society overall.\nTNH: Thank you, Ryan, for sharing with me. And thank you to those who have visited this page. This is part of a series of interviews; Debbie Allen and Rob Marshall will be next.\nSign up here to receive future Choreographer Interviews and more dance love straight to your inbox.\nHere's one of Ryan's latest projects, HomePod collaboration with Spike Jonze and FKA twigs.\nThe Wisdom, Grace and Talent of Choreographer/Director Keith Young\nTags: art, dance, choreography, ryan heffington, insight, TARA NICOLE HUGHES, home\nMarch 01, 2017 in DEVELOPING INNER BALANCE\nI haven\u2019t written in a personal way in a very long time. My time in London on Mary Poppins Returns has been focused, mind/body/soul, on doing an incredible job on this film and savouring every moment of the creative process. It has been truly exhilarating, fulfilling and expansive, and a beautiful journey with the cast and crew. And lucky for us, we still have 3 months to go! I know I will feel proud of this film and I am very grateful for the adventure making it.\nToday I have a day off and while reading on-line, I came upon upon Lisa Niemi\u2019s blog. Lisa is a dancer, writer and the widow of dancer/actor Patrick Swayze. I began reading and was very moved and captivated by her stories. She shares mostly about her struggles and grief since losing her husband, and she does it in such a real, heartbreaking and brutally honest way. Reading about her pain and hope, challenges and victories, reminded me how affirming and inspiring it can be to tell your truthful stories, the good and the bad. It made me think about why I started my own blog 3 years ago; my intention to share my own stories of transformation and to connect to others in a heartfelt and meaningful way.\nI\u2019ve been away from it for awhile but I have decided to go back to my writing. It\u2019s amazing how one story, one moment, one person can inspire and ignite another. Thank you to Lisa Niemi for being that for me. I wanted to share her blog here, and I intend to read her book, Worth Fighting For.\nMay we all live authentically and be brave enough to show our vulnerability and share our stories, for it becomes a beacon, a comfort and a light to others who are finding their way in the darkness.\nLove to you all, and I welcome any dialogue along the way so feel free to comment and share.\nTags: stories, vulnerability, grief, loss, hope, authenticity, home\nMay 12, 2016 in TARA'S JOURNEY, MOST POPULAR\nI had something I wanted to express, so I made a film. Very excited to share it here. Immense gratitude to director Ron Hamad for your artistry, friendship and collaboration, to Kyle Hollar for cinematography, editor Curt Sova and my dance partner Scott Hislop.\nFor more inspiration from Tara, sign up here!\nTags: dance, film, Love Letters, Joshua Tree, home\nMarch 13, 2016 in CHOREOGRAPHER INTERVIEWS\nLeft: Doriana and Cher Right: Doriana on the film Dirty Dancing\nDoriana Sanchez is an Emmy and two-time American Choreography Award nominated Choreographer and Director, and a World Choreography Award recipient for Concert Choreography for the \"Cher D2K\" Tour. Her love of Dance and Movement has allowed her to create in all areas of stage and media, and her productions have been seen in nearly every large scale arena in the US and abroad. Ryan Seacrest on E News! has called her \u201cThe Dancing Queen\u201d, as Doriana is the force behind the high-energy disco routines on So You Think You Can Dance.\nAs a long time collaborator with Pop Icon Cher, Doriana has Created, Directed and Choreographed the superstars extravaganza performances, including the \"Living Proof\" and \"Dressed To Kill\" World Tours and \"Cher at the Colosseum\", the three year, 200-plus sold out performances run at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. I've had the privilege and honor to work with Doriana on Cher's Believe World Tour and have not only been inspired by her beautiful creations, but also by her magical spirit that infuses love, positivity and joy to the creative process.\nShe has made dances for music legends including Shakira, Peter Gabriel and Jane\u2019s Addiction, and is one of the principal dancers in the iconic film Dirty Dancing. Some of her TV credits include The Grammy Awards, The American Music Awards, Dancing With the Stars and The Voice. A true master in our dance community, Doriana brings passion and light to all she touches.\nSo happy she agreed to my interview. Enjoy!\nDS: I Love everything about dance:) It is the most alive you can feel, when you are dancing. It is your true essence and expression of spirit flowing through you, your highest and most pure self. I become happy thinking about it, watching it, and doing it :)\nTNH: What first drew you to dance and then to choreography?\nDS: I grew up in a dancing family. My Father was a ballroom dancer and OG mambo king:) He had an act with his sister, and they performed all over. So dance was something that was always present in and around our family. My Fathers motto was \"Don't let the music go by and not dance to it.\"\nI started very young in musical theatre, and serious training when I was 12. We are from a very small town, and so to see shows and concerts, we had to travel to the bigger cities. My parents were always super supportive, and took us to see Ballet, Jose Greco ( Flamenco), Ringling Brothers Circus, and Ice Capades. Those shows were mind expanding to us. Really bigger than life, so beautiful, and to see all the beautiful artists, definitely imprinted me with a passion to want to do that... little did I know I would:)\nI was around choreography when my Father would do his shows, but it was when I was in LA and working as a dancer, I knew choreography was a natural next step for me. I worked as an associate choreographer to Kenny Ortega for many years, and loved the process, so I started to create my own style, and how movement felt for me. From there it has evolved to Directing and Producing as well.\nTNH: What is the biggest challenge you\u2019ve confronted in life and what did it teach you about yourself?\nDS: Ahhhh... life always brings you these amazing challenges for your growth, but I did have a very interesting one. 5 years ago , when we were doing Cher's show at Caesars Colosseum in Vegas, I fell on a set piece during the show. It was very weird since I am not someone who falls. I hurt my hip, and was having physical therapy and chiropractic treatments daily. It got so bad that I became paralyzed on my left side. I then had some major seizures. It was discovered that I had a massive brain tumor. I had 19 hours of surgery at UCLA, and many months of rehab.\nWhat it taught me about myself is that I am a very strong person and I am surrounded by love. So many people did so much for me during that time, I am eternally grateful. I truly feel that my healing miracle happened because of my dance, and my desire to walk and dance again was so strong, and everyday I kept doing things to support my healing. Like 1 sided yoga, because I could only move one side. Dancers are very determined, and we understand what our bodies want to do, so even when I couldn't do it, I tried my best.\nTNH: What qualities do you most admire in dancers?\nDS: That they allow themselves to be free and fully feel and express themselves. They are so fun, and feel emotions so deeply. Many dancers are very disciplined in their art. I find that very admirable that they are always going to class to stay great, and become better all the time. I remember always going from one class to the next, because I wanted to soak up alI the movement I could, and learn as much as I could from all the great teachers at that time.\nI love how they can express so many emotions and colors through their movement, each one different, and perfectly beautiful.\nTNH: There can be ups and downs and rejection in the entertainment business. What tools have you developed to keep your confidence and belief in yourself?\nDS: Yes our business can be very interesting:) It certainly can be the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, if you allow it to be. For me, I must keep very centered when working. I have my meditation and prayer practice that I do daily, sometimes many times a day if necessary. It keeps me centered and able to be calm in the swirl of things. I also know who I am, and my years in this business have shown me so many different things and so many different types of creation. I do feel it is most important to be respectful to everyone you work with, and that means every single person involved in the project you are working on. In the sometimes chaos of a situation, your energy is what you can carry into the room.\nI do really want to say this to the young dancers coming up.... When choreographers are looking to cast a certain type, and you aren't it, and you are the best person in the room on that day, and you really deserve to get that job, and you totally kicked ass, and you get cut... Don't take it personally... Please... Because sometimes Choreographers and Directors minds can be changed, so be the one to change their minds. Be your best every audition you go to, and keep going, because eventually you will get seen and hired... and you never know what other project they have coming up, or can recommend you for.\nTNH: What do you look for when casting dancers?\nDS: I love looking at a room full of excited dancers. It makes me so happy! What I do first is a room scan, I look for energy that pops out. You can kind of tell who has the sparkly energy. Who connects with me, those who smile and look me in the eyes. Those are the people I am going to resonate with first. I want to look for people that will fit in and help create a wonderful team. Dance ability is important, but it is almost more important to be a great person:)\nTNH: What advice would you give a young performer with big dreams?\nDS: If you have big dreams, create them for yourself, go for it. Do what it is you want to create. If you want to be an amazing dancer on TV and tours, find out who is doing those shows, take classes with them if they teach. Learn new styles of dance. For me being a next level dancer is important, learn aerial work, learn how to tumble, keep adding new skills. It makes you very valuable to have those skill sets.\nMost important of all, is be yourself. Be who YOU are and don't try to compare or compete with anyone else. You are very important and special, and who you are now, and who you will be in your future life is so incredible! Be Kind, Be Respectful, Be Grateful that this is the job and career that you have chosen to do, because it is a blessing to be able to move freely in your body.\nTNH: Who/what have been the biggest creative influences in your life?\nDS: I do have a few that I super love:) Cirque du Soleil I have seen since they first started, always brilliant. The Masters: Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Jerome Robbins, Bob Fosse, to see the work now is incredible. Watch West Side Story to see the perfect masterpiece of dance on film. Oprah, Cher, because girl power and reinvention rules:) Tony Duquette and Antonio Gaudi visionary artists and creative genius.\nTNH: Thank you, my beautiful friend, for your sparkly heart and soul, and for sharing your gifts. I love you. xo\nDS: I love you too!!\nFor more dance love, join the monthly Newsletter!\nTags: dance, passion, performing arts, live, love, lessons, sharing, teaching, words of wisdom, CHOREOGRAPHER, Dancers Life, Doriana Sanchez, home\nFebruary 01, 2016 in CHOREOGRAPHER INTERVIEWS\nI owe so much of my career to director/choreographer Rob Marshall and his creative partner John DeLuca. It\u2019s hard to put into words my deep respect and admiration of these two artists and men. I find it rare to experience talent, instinct and brilliance with the kind hearted, soulful personality that exudes ease, grace and diplomacy in a work setting.\nThey always say the tone of a set is established from the top, and trickles down to every department and every person working to bring something special to stage or screen. Rob Marshall and John DeLuca are such class acts, moving forward with every beat in the most respectful, loving, admiring way, and bringing each individual along for the ride.\nIt makes working for and with them an absolute pleasure and creates a safe space for actors, singers, dancers, everyone involved, to bring the best of themselves. How they operate and run a project has been my reference and I have to admit, I don\u2019t really tolerate much less anymore. It\u2019s not worth it to me to be miserable making art. I know it\u2019s possible to work hard, be absolutely committed, and make something beautiful and worthwhile, while experiencing true collaboration, joy and fun.\nFrom the Academy Award winning Chicago, Nine, Memoirs of a Geisha, Pirates of the Caribbean, to the Emmy winning Tony Bennett: An American Classic, John's choreography has graced many mediums. I\u2019ve been lucky enough to work on many of these projects, and have learned from him and Rob in the most incredible way.\nJohn took time out of their very busy schedules to talk with me for my interview series. So thankful he did. I\u2019ll always cherish my time with Rob and John, and our conversation was a reminder of all that I love about these two.\nJD: Being a dancer and choreographer makes you so aware of the music and the tempo and the mood of scenes. I had a great drama teacher in college who told me we had to do the scenes without the words and he said, \u201cif you\u2019re really connecting with the feelings and letting it become a part of you, you don\u2019t need the words.\u201d That was a great exercise and it is true. I always enjoyed the physical side of acting and singing, or whatever I was training in, and it allowed me into that. There is a rhythm and a physical dimension; and the architecture and the staging of a scene is the same as a dance.\nTNH: It\u2019s like the scene has movement and choreography, and flow as well.\nJD: Absolutely, and then there is also a certain detail and specificity that comes from that developed eye that you get from being a dancer, then a choreographer. There is something in that detail that can\u2019t be matched.\nTNH: It\u2019s almost like being able to read nuance and seeing all the fine pieces. I remember during Chicago, shooting All That Jazz, and Rob yelling \u201ccut\u201d and then coming over to fix my hair. You and Rob see ALL the details that make the whole.\nJD: It\u2019s like painting a picture. All those dots that do come together. A good choreographer knows, as a good director knows, that it\u2019s not only about the words or the steps, it\u2019s about telling a story and communicating feelings within your concept.\nTNH: How is choreographing for stage different than choreographing for film?\nJD: Choreographing for stage is different than film. For film or tv, you have to know where the camera is, and choreograph within that framework. It opens it up to that 360 dimension. Both are really fun. The art of creation is similar, but the craft is different. It\u2019s like acting. People always ask me how acting for film and stage is different. And the basics are the same. Sometimes you have to bring it down a little, classically, for film. As long as you are feeling those feelings as an actor or dancer, it translates.\nTNH: I remember Marion Cotillard during our Nine shoot. Her gestures were so simple and small, but emotionally she was so expansive.\nJD: She just freaked me out. She was brilliant. There is no way she doesn\u2019t tell the truth. A beauty inside and out.\nTNH: All those actors on that film, I just fell in love with.\nJD: I know, I know! And the nicest people too. Having a good disciplined rehearsal period can\u2019t be beat for getting to know and trust each other.\nJD: I don\u2019t ever, ever read reviews. I keep myself so far away from that because it can be torture, and it\u2019s really just one person writing down their thoughts and everybody reading it, and it\u2019s so subjective. I got a review in college. It was very positive for me, but it did say my singing voice wasn\u2019t as powerful as my operettic leading lady. You see, I still haven\u2019t forgotten. I said no, I don\u2019t need that in my head. I am very sensitive, so I decided to keep out of it.\nTNH: We can be our own worst critic anyways, and if we have people around us that we trust to give productive feedback, then maybe that\u2019s enough for one\u2019s creative process. I imagine it could be paralyzing.\nJD: And really, no one really understands what you went through getting there. There are so many different aspects, it\u2019s so complex. I am so skeptical and hard on myself that I already have enough of that in my own brain, I don\u2019t need that outside feedback from someone I don\u2019t know.\nTNH: I guess that\u2019s part of it, knowing yourself well enough to know if it will be productive for you and if you can handle it.\nJD: And then there are people who just dive into the next project, without getting stuck in the success or failure of something. And I think that\u2019s great, move on. Since film takes so long and the process takes at least 2 or 3 years, I need to stop and fill up.\nTNH: And maybe it\u2019s also a shedding experience. I remember Daniel Day Lewis talking about how much time it takes him to shed the role, shed the experience. Because you give so much, you need that time to replenish.\nTNH: When you cast dancers, what do you look for?\nJD: It always depends on the piece. I really look for a personality, a point of view. I love someone who throws themselves into it 110 percent, and just looses themselves in the movement and the expression of what they are doing. You know from working with me, I almost strive for the imperfections of everyone\u2019s personality to come out, which is different than a lot of choreographers who want that perfection of every little thing. That doesn\u2019t excite me. I would much rather prefer them staying open and having a point of view about something so their unique story comes forward. As a choreographer and director, you want to be inspired too. I don\u2019t love sitting in my little office creating a scene or a dance. I like having a shape and then throwing it on people and seeing what they bring. That\u2019s going to be better than anything. That is the collaboration that is gold for me.\nTNH: And when you might meet a young performer with big dreams, what advice would you give to someone who wants to work as a professional dancer, singer, actor?\nJD: I remember as I was doing my little climb, and people would say to me \u201cYou made it!\u201d and I would respond \u201cIt\u2019s just a different door.\u201d It could be a non-equity door or The Broadhurst Theatre. It\u2019s just your attitude toward it. Even when I was working for no money in Boston, I felt the same way walking on that stage as I did walking out on the Broadway stage.\nTNH: That\u2019s a huge gift. Because you can have this bigger vision of dreams, but it\u2019s really accepting where you are, surrendering to the process and just showing up and doing the work. It\u2019s really true. You can be on the smallest stage and make the biggest impact.\nJD: You can have these dreams, but it starts right now. You have to find that love in anything you do. I know working with you, you are going to give 110 percent, to whatever it is. We can be working on the movie The Terminal with Catherine Zeta Jones and Tom Hanks or at a little barn here by my house. I know you. I know dancers and choreographers I respect. It\u2019s the same thing. It doesn\u2019t matter where you are, you show up and give.\nTNH: Thank you, John, for your wisdom. I love how passionate you are and I am so thankful for your sharing. xoxo\nJohn working with Penelope Cruz during the film Nine\nJohn and Renee Zellweger on the film Chicago\nEmmy winning Tony Bennett: An American Classic\nJohn teaching Zhang Ziyi during Memoirs of a Geisha\nGorgeous dance from Memoirs of a Geisha\nTags: dance, choreography, film, tv, masterful, rob marshall, John DeLuca, Tara Nicole Hughes, home",
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There are far too many planets in the universe, hundreds of billions, for Earth to be the only one that just happened to end up with life on it.\nWhen I was in college one of my professors did an analysis and determined, based on mathematical probability, that there are at least 50,000 planets in the known universe which are capable of supporting life as we know it.\ni suppose he has employed the theory that the universe is still expanding and at the speed of light...\nDo you guys realize that when a person passes that they have proven that a release of energy is detected. No kidding. A form of energy (the soul?) going somewhere. I am a firm believer in God and His goodness. Why should we believe we are the only ones anyway? I think the answer is too big for us to comprehend. I find it very inspiring though the number of doctors and such who firmly believe in God. If there is one profession that would test my beliefs, it would be that profession. If we were created in God's image, it must mean that God has an imagination. And if God has an imagination, I am sure He created more than just us on this one planet. Once He got the ball rolling, many things were created that we are just learning about.\nCool... So im not the only one who believes... Everyone seems to believe in life beyond earth but what about reincarnation...?\ni think this life that we know has a one-way door. in other words, reincarnation is just wishful thinking made up by people who can't imagine anything beyond this world.\nI never understand why we born - then die. What's the freaking point of that.\nI really enjoy every very day of me living (although at the moment is pretty painful) but the thought of I will die after x years really bugs me.\nI believe in god and because I am more of a christian, so the reincarnation thing is pretty much out of the picture for me.\nI probably should of mentioned im catholic... 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        "raw_content": "Who is Timothy Geithner?\nI got my hair cut at a place near Union Square today during lunchtime. I told the girl who cuts my hair that I planned to head over to San Francisco Centre afterwards, to eat lunch and check out the pre-holiday shoppers. She said, \"It's going to be interesting to see what Black Friday is like around here.\"\nBlack Friday is next week. Biggest shopping day of the year. Union Square is one of America's top shopping destinations. This Black Friday will likely be one of the worst in decades, if not in several generations. It should come as a surprise to no one, as consumer spending has been on the decline since the beginning of the year.\nAfter my haircut, while I was eating lunch at Panda Express in what is essentially an upscale mall, I read the top Yahoo stories on my Palm Treo. I learned that Timothy Geithner would be President-elect Obama's Treasury Secretary.\nWho? I'd never heard of Timothy Geithner until this afternoon. I've been following bread crumbs about the man ever since...\nGeithner worked for Kissinger and Associates in Washington, D.C., for three years.\nGeithner served as Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs under Treasury Secretaries Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers.\nGeithner is President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.\nGeithner is a member of the Group of Thirty, which includes Paul Volcker and Paul Krugman, among other noteworthy financial experts.\nGeithner has been referred to by the New York Times as \"center-right... the ultimate pragmatist.. neutral... no liberal... keeps his ego well in check. He asks a lot of questions.\"\nGeithner is the \"seasoned public servant\" who, along with Treasury Secretary Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke, has made \"all the key decisions\" regarding recent government actions taken with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and AIG.\nGeithner is credited for having \"engineered the rescue of failing investment bank Bear Stearns.\" He supposedly \"strongly disagreed\" with Paulson's proposal to move \"day-to-day bank supervision out of the Fed.\"\nThe stock market rose after Obama's selection of Geithner to be Treasury Secretary was announced.\nSo here is an interesting paragraph in tomorrow's Washington Post regarding Geithner:\nGeithner's nomination injects some certainty into the markets, analysts said. Wall Street was concerned that additional financial rescue efforts would be on hold until the new administration was in place. The appointment of Geithner could speed the process, said Christopher Low, chief economist at Memphis-based FTN Financial. \"It is not just that Geithner is solid and qualified,\" Low said. \"The market has lost faith in [Treasury Secretary] Henry Paulson. The fact that there is finally someone else we can turn to in this crisis is a godsend.\"\nSomeone else we can turn to? Does this so-called expert whom the Post cites not realize that Paulson and Geithner, with Bernanke, have been working, and some would say failing, together? If the market has lost faith in Paulson, why would they feel any differently about one of his colleagues?\nIn fact, this appeared in today's New York Times:\nAlong with Mr. Paulson and Mr. Bernanke, Mr. Geithner has come under criticism for the original construction of the $700 billion bailout plan, which had to be overhauled and has so far failed to remedy the financial crisis.\nAssociates say Mr. Geithner is an independent, though he was a Republican when he first was a staff member at the Treasury Department in the late 1980s under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush.\nA former Republican... a protege of Robert Rubin... a former employee of Henry Kissinger... a central-right economist who has been at the helm with Paulson and Bernanke, steering the ship of state into unchartered territory...\nIs this the kind of change that Barack Obama promised us?",
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        "raw_content": "EXCLUSIVE: C. Robert Cargill Penning the \u2018DOCTOR STRANGE\u2019 Sequel\nCharles Murphy January 25, 2019\nScreenwriter C. Robert Cargill, who wrote the script for 2016\u2019s Doctor Strange, is returning alongside director Scott Derrickson to write the script for the 2021 sequel. Sources confirmed this morning that Cargill, who recently hinted that he was working on a secret project, will produce a script that Marvel Studios will review before finalizing a deal.\nDerrickson himself recently signed a deal to return to helm the sequel. Production on the untitled film is expected to begin in the spring of 2020 with the studio targeting a release date of May7, 2021.\nCargill and Derrickson have collaborated on several projects over the years, including Sinister and Sinister 2, and have previously revealed they had put a good deal of thought into planning the Doctor Strange sequel. In a 2018 Q&A i with Movie Web, Cargill had the following to say about what to expect in the follow-up:\nNightmare will be the villain. Me and Scott have not laid the groundwork for it but what I can say is that I have a feeling that whatever Nightmare is involved with, Baron Mordo, being somebody who considers himself the defender of natural law will have something to do with it.\nFor those of you who have ever read the comics, you know that Baron Mordo has a very particular arc, and that\u2019s something we discussed with Chiwetel while working on the first movie. And part of the reason Chiwetel wanted to play Mordo was because he has a definitive ending as a character and it\u2019s such a fascinating ending. And I do know that whether we\u2019re attached or not, that Marvel plans on working towards that ending and fully realizing Mordo as more than just a cardboard cutout villain, but actually taking him to kind of Loki levels of awesomeness. That\u2019s the goal with him.\nDerrickson originally intended for Nightmare to be the villain of Doctor Strange before being convinced by Kevin Feige that such a character might require a great deal of exposition for an film which already featured quite a bit as it introduced the idea of other dimensions.\nCargill was contacted in reference to the story and gave no comment.",
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        "raw_content": "If you're struggling to find love over 40, these sites can help. When you're over 40 your perspective on life and love is different, but what is dating really like? Here are 5 realities of dating over While some pieces of wisdom are universal, it's also good to get advice that's especially relevant for you. So if you're a woman dating in her 40s.\nDating over 40 - something\nFind out more at LoveAgain. That's normal, but many of the more modern dating sites that promote swiping your way to a good time \u2014 like Bumble, Tinder, you name it \u2014 might not be the speed you're looking for. How does it work? Find out more at eHarmony. The average age of our US members is 44, which not only makes us a great place to start your own over 40 dating story but also means that we're designed to serve mature members. No matter the reasons why you find yourself single after the age of 40, diving back into the pool of eligibility can be ripe with hesitation, confusion and fear. Though Zoosk does require a paid membership to truly interact, those who are in the market for love post swear by its success, so if you're an older man looking to get into internet dating, it's the ideal place to start. After all, you are no longer an innocent spring chicken. Searching for Serious It's fair to say that once you start dating in your 40s, you're almost certainly taking the search for love seriously. However you meet 'the one' with us, dating over 40, this is over 40s dating made simple! Meeting dating over 40 falling in love with a supportive, mature partner is a worthy priority in your life; the only problem is how to find them. In over 40 dating, without doubt, you make your own luck!",
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        "raw_content": "In a Nutshell: [I caught a press screening of \"Sicko,\" which means I didn't pay to see it, but at least I didn't download it through the series of tubes known as the Internet. Michael Moore has been savvy enough to laugh off the movie's piracy. He has more money than he probably needs, so he can be satisfied with to play the role of agitator, box office aside. The good folks at the Weinstein Company are doubtlessly less amused. Michael Moore doesn't need a hit, but Harvey and Bob Weinstein do.]\nFollow through the bump to see the full, somewhat lengthy, discussion of the film... Click Through...\nI have no doubt that one man (and/or woman) can make a difference. I do, however, have doubts that Michael Moore can make a difference. That's a little sad, but can you disagree? \"Bowling For Columbine\" won an Oscar, broke box office records and failed to create a groundswell capable of yielding any meaningful new gun control legislation. \"Fahrenheit 9/11\" won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival and broke even more box office records, but when I turn on my TV, George W. Bush is still president. So although Moore's latest, \"Sicko,\" is a call to action that I happen to endorse whole-heartedly, I imagine that it will be just another Moore documentary that reaches only people who agree with Moore. That's the danger of being such a polarizing figure -- The things that \"Sicko\" advocates really ought to resonate across all ideological lines, but the people who are sick of Moore (and have been for 5 or 10 or 15 years) just won't care and won't be able to separate the messenger from the message.\nYou'd think it would help that \"Sicko\" is a far, far better movie than \"Fahrenheit 9/11.\" Whereas \"Fahrenheit\" aimed straight for the gut and forced discriminating viewers to ignore an inexcusable rhetorical sloppiness, \"Sicko\" aims for the heart and has its argument well in hand and only a true fool would disagree: Although the American health care system may have the best doctors and facilities and technology in the world, the system has been co-opted by drug companies and HMOs to the point at which too many people are incapable of receiving, much less affording, the best available service. As Moore makes his argument, there are no heroes in this fight in the United States -- even Hilary Clinton, once a universal health care champion, has now joined every other politician in Washington in the pocket of Big Pharma.\nThe heroes, then, are in Canada and England and France and even Cuba, countries where anybody can walk into a hospital, get treatment and walk out, content that they aren't mortgaging their future to have a finger reattached. Moore certainly finds exceptions to the typical anti-universal health care canards, which isn't the same as disproving them completely. \"Sicko\" is full of anecdotal evidence, but only fleetingly encumbered by statistics and all-encompassing facts.\nBecause this is a Moore film, you know that most sentient people will instantly be able to notice the points where the director is fudging facts or ignoring pieces of the puzzle that don't fit his needs. Conservatives, for example, like to blame many of the health care system's faults on a legal system run amuck, waves of malpractice suits that leave doctors terrified to offer treatment in some circumstances and raises insurance premiums for everybody else, a litigious culture that doesn't exist to the same degree in England or France or Canada. Moore doesn't go anywhere near that path. In fact, he doesn't even provide a voice for the argument against universal health care in this country. I'm just guessing here, but I assume that Moore notoriety is such that no HMO bigwig, lobbyist or politician would willingly sit down with him for a fresh interview. His argument would probably be that the point-of-view in \"Sicko\" is so common-sensical that no opposition voice is needed.\nI don't disagree. And I think Moore does a fine job telling the story here, actually building to his call to action, rather than just shouting random expletives into a vacuum, which was how \"Fahrenheit 9/11\" often felt to me. Appearing in the film only only sporadically, Moore plays his incredulous man-of-the-people routine well, though he can't help but get in his own way here and there. The politicizing of an issue that shouldn't be political becomes a stumbling point. Would \"Sicko\" be better without the attacks on President Bush the Second? The health care problem predated George Junior and probably won't be magically solved in his absence, so I'd say so.\nI have a hunch that the Moore-haters out there will respond to this movie with taunts of \"Well, if Michael Moore loves France/Canada/England/Cuba so much, why doesn't he just move there?\" which is every bit as smart and well reasoned as the seven-year-old who says \"If you love broccoli so much, why don't you marry it?\" Moore *is* a patriot and the movie is about the United States failing to live up to its potential and failing to live up to its contract to its citizens.I guess some people will think that makes \"Sicko\" anti-American. Those people are wrong.\n[I'm tempted to add five points to the movie's overall score just for the French-language rendition of Barry Maguire's \"Eve of Destruction\" that plays over the end of the credits. 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        "raw_content": "Further, the leagues hardly pay their executives as if they are non-profits. The NFL paid $51.5 million to just eight executives in 2010, according to Coburn, and other leagues are similar \u2014 PGA commissioner Tim Finchem made $5.2 million that year, while NHL commissioner Gary Bettman took home $4.3 million.\nIn his 2012 Waste Book that chronicled government waste, Coburn said that taxpayers were losing as much as $91 million a year subsidizing professional sports leagues because of their non-profit status:\nThe National Football League (NFL), the National Hockey League (NHL), and the Professional Golfers\u2019 Association (PGA) classify themselves as non-profit organizations to exempt themselves from federal income taxes on earnings. Smaller sports leagues, such as the National Lacrosse League, are also using the tax status. Taxpayers may be losing at least $91 million subsidizing these tax loopholes for professional sports leagues that generate billions of dollars annually in profits. Taxpayers should not be asked to subsidize sports organizations already benefiting widely from willing fans and turning a profit, while claiming to be non-profit organizations.\nThe 501(c)(6) provision, specifically amended in 1966 to add \u201cprofessional football leagues,\u201d states that \u201c[n]o part of a business league\u2019s net earnings may inure to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual and it may not be organized for profit to engage in an activity ordinarily carried on for profit.\u201d That would seem a hard standard for most professional leagues to meet, given the amount of revenue they make and the benefits they provide to the people involved. Individual team owners, in fact, benefit substantially from the league\u2019s structure and even its classification as a non-profit organization.\nNFL teams pay membership dues totaling roughly $6 million per team, but they are allowed to write those off for tax purposes as donations to a charitable organization. As Andrew Delaney explained in the Vermont Law Review in 2010, the NFL, which collected $192 million in revenue largely through membership dues in 2009, then pours much of that money back into a stadium fund that allows owners to access interest-free loans as long as they secure taxpayer financing for either new stadiums or improvements to existing facilities. The NFL\u2019s dues, then, go almost solely toward the enrichment of its franchise owners even as they are exempt from federal taxation (and often from state and local taxation as well). Taxpayers get hit on two fronts: not only do they lose out on federal tax revenues, they also end up footing the bill for new stadiums and stadium improvements (most recently in Atlanta and Minnesota, with ongoing efforts in Miami and other cities). But all of the benefit, much of which comes from the tax-exempt status, goes to owners and the NFL, as Delaney explained:\nTechnically, the city owns the stadium. Personal seat licenses or PSLs are sold through a public agency, tax-free. Profits are then used to pay down the owner\u2019s share of the NFL loan. The money from the PSLs never goes directly to the teams, though the teams save millions of dollars in taxes and the loan from the NFL is paid down significantly, providing a very significant benefit to the owners.\nRemoving the tax-exempt status would force the leagues to acknowledge the reality that they are businesses, and they would be taxed as such. For the NFL, that would mean that membership dues and assessments would no longer be tax exempt, according to Delaney, and the profits run through the NFL\u2019s or PGA\u2019s tax-exempt organizations no longer would be either (the NFL runs multiple for-profit organizations, such as NFL Films, in addition to its non-profit partner). Instead, the leagues would be taxed much like corporations, and a wide range of tax write-offs would be available just as they are to other corporations. They would still be able to operate the charitable organizations they already have as tax-exempt 501(c)(3) charities.\nIt\u2019s unclear how much of a benefit ending the tax-exempt status of professional sports leagues would bring directly to taxpayers, largely because the complexity of how the leagues have structured their businesses makes it hard to know how much they benefit directly from being tax-exempt (Major League Baseball claims that giving up its tax-exempt status in 2007 had no effect on its annual taxes, but there\u2019s no way to know for sure). And it\u2019s unlikely we will find out soon, since Coburn\u2019s amendment isn\u2019t likely to receive a vote when the Senate finally takes up the Marketplace Fairness Act sometime this week.\nThat\u2019s a shame though, because a vote and legitimate debate about Coburn\u2019s amendment would benefit the public, which often doesn\u2019t get the full picture from sports leagues, owners, and lawmakers about how much of their money goes to subsidizing the sports we watch. Taxpayers in the past have been outraged when they find out how much subsidies for new stadiums are going to ultimately cost them, but by then, it\u2019s almost always too late. And while the leagues we subsidize \u2014 either directly or indirectly \u2014 are popular among fans, whether those same fans are willing to shell out their tax dollars to help wealthy owners and franchises become even wealthier is impossible to know, since we almost never receive robust and honest debate about those subsidies. Coburn\u2019s amendment is a chance to at least throw that into the national conversation about tax reform \u2014 and it\u2019s a chance lawmakers shouldn\u2019t be so hesitant to take.\nI agree 1000%.",
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        "raw_content": "Cognitive Dissonance: The Manipulation of a Nation\nThe idea of a false flag in this country has been carefully deconstructed and reassembled into something out of a science fiction novel; something that is perceived to be so unbelievable that those confronted with evidence to the contrary literally choose to ignore its presence by categorizing it as \u201cconspiracy theory.\u201d This ensures that those still beguiled by the mainstream masquerade will quickly discount any verifiable documentation that suggests an event was somehow manipulated, controlled or manufactured, regardless of inconsistencies, revealing facts, and historical precedent. This is a perfect example of what\u2019s referred to as cognitive dissonance, as those under the establishment spell are so deeply committed and invested in the mainstream narrative that they will completely disregard what should be compelling evidence of a crime, or at the very least, reveal that lies are being told to the American people.\nA false flag is a concept entirely based in reality, and is documented in US history. That documentation is undisputed, regardless of how suppressed and concealed it might be from the average American.\nAs the Internet grew to connect the majority of humanity, as did the awareness of the people to many malicious and sinister truths that were only reinforced by further investigation. With the rise of alternative media, and open source investigation, it has become somewhat of a routine for independent journalists to begin breaking down and dissecting any major event (most commonly tragedies) that could be used surreptitiously by the powers that be to further political or personal agendas.\nDespite the troves of legitimate information and obvious half-truths uncovered by lone journalists, many choose to scoff and intently avoid considering their validity. This is not to say that there are lies and cover-ups within every tragedy or major event, yet as more of this nation\u2019s history is relearned, it continues to reveal how that\u2019s not too far from the truth.\nRegardless of whether those in power actually cause an event, or simply become aware of an attack and allow it to take place, any such event that can collectively and simultaneously catch the public\u2019s attention, while manipulating their emotions, will be used to further specific agendas. It takes a certain malfeasant trait to be able to consciously plan or allow any such action to take place, even for those with the misguided belief that it was done out of some lofty idea of the greater good. This personality is currently the primary requisite for any budding politician in the US and it\u2019s exactly what\u2019s taking place in America\u2019s elitist playground.\nWhat is now being exposed within the Orlando shooting is shockingly undeniable. Whether one deems the shooting a false flag, a terrorist attack, or just the act of a disgruntled closet homosexual, there can be nothing gained by prematurely disregarding the many standout inconsistencies within the mainstream narrative. The video below by Truthstream Media shows quite clearly that the American people are being misled.\ngritzle 75\nThe FBI forgot to put the expired firearm license in Mohammad Atta\u2019s passport",
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        "raw_content": "Because to these sorts of people, not brutally fighting the war on drugs is identical in their minds to saying drugs are fine and dandy and anyone who wants to do them should do them.\nThese are people that don\u2019t understand the difference between something being legal and something being good (morally or physically). They think a lack of a seat belt law or a helmet law is the government telling you that you shouldn\u2019t wear seat belts or helmets. They think making gay marriage legal means that the government is saying that gay marriage is morally\u2013rather than legally\u2013on the same plane as hetero marriage. They think that anything the government doesn\u2019t actively prohibit is being explicitly condoned.\nIn short, these are the people who think that something is legal because it\u2019s right and it\u2019s right because it\u2019s legal, and if it\u2019s wrong it should be illegal and if it\u2019s illegal it\u2019s morally wrong.\nChris, I know that you and I agree that when arguing, it\u2019s important to get down to first principles. These people can\u2019t give you a \u201cwhy\u201d because they haven\u2019t thought through the fact that they haven\u2019t mentally broken the link between legality and morality, and why the two are different. Drugs are bad, so they MUST be illegal. It\u2019s that simple to them.\nI think the truth is that the drug warriors don\u2019t want to be confused by the inconvenient facts. Most of them will say something like \u201cMy brother/sister/father/son/daughter/cousin/friend was a drug addict and I hate what those drugs did to him/her.\u201d Or they might say, if they overcame their addiction, that going to jail saved his/her life. It\u2019s a more personalized version of the \u201cif it only saves one life it\u2019s worth it\u201d argument. They might even talk about how having a criminal record ruined their life (and failing to realize they are arguing in favor of the very policies which ruined that person\u2019s life).\nThey will never answer your question directly but we still need to insist on an answer.\nI am of the opinion that lots of people conceive of society being like the elementary or pre- school that was their first taste of life outside their family. The state is the all wise teacher. Income is like grades. And if you follow the rules the teacher sets down, you should be rewarded with good grades. If you are struggling, the teacher is expected to give you extra help. And, if one of the other kids is bullying you, the teacher is supposed to stop it.",
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        "raw_content": "ARAMARK taking over management of Caretaking Services\nTOPICS:Aramark\nBy Sarah PetzMarch 17, 2011\nA deal was announced this week that will see the management of Caretaking Services, a division of the Physical Plant department of the University of Manitoba, taken over by ARAMARK.\nJohn Danakas, director of public affairs at the University of Manitoba, explained that the transition will take place over the next few months with ARAMARK taking over management responsibilities in June. The university is expected to see savings of at least $300,000 a year that could clock in at close to $1 million.\nAs a result of deal, four assistant managers and one manager have been given notice that their positions were discontinued.\nJohn Urkevich, a business agent of the Association of Employees Supporting Education Services (AESES), the union representing the four assistant managers who have been laid off, said that he was not sure why AESES members were being let go and said the union is planning on challenging the decision, as he believes the deal is a violation of the union\u2019s collective agreement.\n\u201cOur view is that, if ARAMARK is taking over management, they\u2019re taking over those positions [ \u2026 ] we believe that to be a violation of our collective agreement, because they\u2019re doing the work of our bargaining unit [ \u2026 ],\u201d said Urkevich.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve got our legal unit working on it right now, but if we have any legs to stand on we are going to challenge it.\u201d\nUrkevich said that while he had heard rumours that the takeover was going to take place months ago, the announcement came out of the blue for him.\n\u201cIt just shows a complete lack of respect for AESES at any rate [ \u2026 ] they just go ahead and do what they want to do and don\u2019t give a damn,\u201d said Urkevich of what he felt was a lack on consultation from the university on the decision.\nFrank Wright, chair of CAW Local 3007, which represents 450 support staff workers at the U of M working in the areas of caretaking, maintenance, engineering and food services, said members of local will likely not be affected because they are protected by the union\u2019s collective agreement with the university.\n\u201cOur members are protected by our collective agreement, so nothing should change. I guess with any management coming in you never know what\u2019s going to happen, but we do have a collective agreement in place and the university has to follow that,\u201d said Wright.\nHowever, Wright said he was also disappointed with the lack of consultation from the university on the new development.\n\u201cWe all work here, if there\u2019s changes that are going to affect our employees and our members, are we not supposed to be an employee of choice here and sit down with everybody?,\u201d said Wright.\n\u201cWe\u2019ll wait and see what happens. It could be a good thing or it could be a bad thing, time will tell.\u201d\nHundreds gather to protest\nAramark takes over management of Special Functions",
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        "raw_content": "The Free-Trade Dilemma\nhttp://www.thomasbrewton.com/index.php/weblog/the_free_trade_dilemma/\nFree trade may no longer be the winner of the past, but liberal prescriptions will only make the problem worse.\nThe March 28, 2007, edition of the Wall Street Journal carries a front-page, feature article titled Pain From Free Trade Spurs Second Thoughts.\nThe article opens with the following paragraphs:\nFor decades, Alan S. Blinder\u2014Princeton University economist, former Federal Reserve Board vice chairman and perennial adviser to Democratic presidential candidates\u2014argued, along with most economists, that free trade enriches the U.S. and its trading partners, despite the harm it does to some workers. \u201cLike 99% of economists since the days of Adam Smith, I am a free trader down to my toes,\u201d he wrote back in 2001.\nPoliticians heeded this advice and, with occasional dissents, steadily dismantled barriers to trade. Yet today Mr. Blinder has changed his message\u2014helping lead a growing band of economists and policy makers who say the downsides of trade in today\u2019s economy are deeper than they once realized.\nMr. Blinder, however, is definitely opposed to protectionism. Instead:\nHe wants government to do far more for displaced workers than the few months of retraining it offers today. He thinks the U.S. education system must be revamped so it prepares workers for jobs that can\u2019t easily go overseas, and is contemplating changes to the tax code that would reward companies that produce jobs that stay in the U.S.\nFor more regarding Mr. Blinder\u2019s emphasis upon education, see:\nMulti-cultural Education Revisited\nEducation and Outsourcing: a Bleak Future\nEducation vs Outsourcing\nOur present liberal-Progressive-socialist dominated Congress eagerly grasps Mr. Blinder\u2019s warning, but ignores his emphasis upon education, rather than protectionism.\nDemocrats get their largest funding from labor unions and the tort bar. The one hamstrings industry; the other, bankrupts it with class-action lawsuits.\nHaving been bought and paid for by the unions and the tort bar, the Democrats reflexively revert to the pro-labor and anti-business polices of Franklin Roosevelt that prolonged the Depression for eight years. If they link future outsourcing problems to education, it will be only to rationalize more members of the teachers\u2019 unions to teach the anti-Americanism of multi-culturalism and PC indoctrination.\nFollowing the labor unions\u2019 imperative, the Democrats in Congress will indulge in their own brand of imperialism: they will try to force our trading partners to implement American unions\u2019 stifling work rules in their countries. 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At the same time, we maintained close diplomatic ties with Great Britain, our biggest trading partner. Our 1823 Monroe Doctrine to keep European colonial powers out of Latin America would have been an empty gesture had it not been for the secret backing of the British Foreign Office and the British navy.\nIn the 1898 Spanish-American War, we began our experiment with imperialism, acquiring Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippine Islands at the end of the war.\nActivist President Theodore Roosevelt got his political impetus from service with his Rough Riders in that war. Ascending to the presidency in 1901, after an anarcho-socialist assassinated President William McKinley, Teddy began building our navy (The Great White Fleet). He also began meddling in the internal affairs of Latin American countries, among other things, in connection with building the Panama Canal.\nTo counter the resulting ill will, President Calvin Coolidge (1923-1929) instituted the Good Neighbor policy toward Latin America. To rebuild diplomatic relations, the United States pledged not to interfere militarily in Latin countries\u2019 affairs and to foster free trade among Western Hemisphere nations. President Franklin Roosevelt in the New Deal continued the policy.\nComing out of World War II, with Western Europe and Japan devastated, the United States, for both diplomatic and economic reasons, continued its free trade policies. 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        "raw_content": "Swallow The Sun, Wolfheart, Summoner\u2019s Circle\nChildren Of Bodom - Was It Worth It? (OFFICIAL VIDEO)\nSWALLOW THE SUN - Rooms And Shadows (OFFICIAL VIDEO)\nWolfheart - Zero Gravity\nCHILDREN OF BODOM (or COB), the esteemed Finnish Heavy Metal band that features frontman and modern day guitar hero Alexi Laiho releases its new album Relentless Reckless Forever in March via Universal Music / Spinefarm Records. COB's enthralling mix of modern heavy metal, melodic hooks and the guitar acrobatics of Laiho have solidified the critically acclaimed quintet as one of the most revered hard rock acts in the world and one of the leading voices of metal's new generation.\nFormed in 1993 in Espoo, Finland, CHILDREN OF BODOM has built a rock solid reputation as a one of the best pure metal bands in the world. The band's name is derived from the infamous Lake Bodom murders, which took place in Finland in 1960. Originally named Inearthed (with a series of demos to their name), COB can be as downright brutal as any metal band when the situation demands. But what places this band at the pinnacle of the pack is the way it can suddenly dish up huge swathes of melody and instantly memorable choruses with an unmatched degree of musicianship that has seen vocalist / guitarist Alexi \"Wildchild\" Laiho and his cohorts grace the covers of musician magazines around the globe.\nIn the time since its formation, CHILDREN OF BODOM has recorded and released six full length studio albums (Something Wild (1997), Hatebreeder (1999), Follow the Reaper (2000) Hate Crew Deathroll (2003), Are You Dead Yet? (2005) and Blooddrunk (2008) as well as a full album of the band's favorite cover tunes (2009's Skeletons in the Closet). With each subsequent album, the band has honed and perfected its unique sound and today stand tall in metal's pantheon. Long known for employing a lighthearted musical modus operandi, a weighty work ethic and a no joke dedication to its craft, CHILDREN OF BODOM has joined the ranks of the world's finest heavy music acts.\nLaiho has been named \"Best Metal Guitarist\" by the readers of Guitar World, besting well known players such as Kirk Hammett of Metallica to win the coveted award. No wonder, CHILDREN OF BODOM has been called \"technically dazzling\" by the New York Times and \"One of the most talented metal bands of our time\" by contemporary media conglomerate VICE. COB's popular songs \"Was It Worth It?\", \"Living Dead Beat\", \"Blooddrunk\" and \"If You Want Peace...Prepare for War\" are currently featured in the smash hit music video game series Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock.\nRecorded in Finland's Petrax Studios with famed rock producer Matt Hyde (Slayer, Monster Magnet), Relentless Reckless Forever's high-energy hooks and electric energy forge stadium-sized heavy metal anthems that seethe with both marvelous musicianship and a phenomenal pop prowess. The quintet's unique union of haunting melodies, rhythmic sensibility, guitar-and-keyboard interplay and king-size solos is supercharged to the maximum, and the resulting record is poised to push the band to an altogether new pinnacle.\nIt is not mere precision, but a metal-mad passion that makes COB the standout band that it is today.\nIn addition to Laiho, CHILDREN OF BODOM features Roope Latvala (guitar), Jaska Raatikainen (drums), Henkka Sepp\u00e4l\u00e4 (bass) and Janne Warman (keyboards).\nSwallow The Sun have surely not been one to disappoint. Reliably bottling the gloomy atmosphere of Finland into equally gloomy metal.\nYob, Voivod\nChildren Of Bodom with Swallow The Sun, Wolfheart, Summoner\u2019s Circle\nSaturday, March 16 \u00b7 7:00 PM at The Phoenix Concert Theatre",
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        "raw_content": "Information for Parents (Educational Psychology)\nFind out more about how an Educational Psychologist could help your child.\nEvery school has the support of an Educational Psychologist, who is a specialist on how children and young people develop and learn. Schools have to buy this service to meet their responsibilities. As schools are free to choose how they spend their budgets to best effect we do not necessarily provide the same range of services to all schools as it depends on what they included in their contract with our service.\nWe work with schools and provide them with support, advice and training.\nWe also assess the needs of children who may be having difficulty with their learning and development. Advice is offered to the parents, pre-school, school and the Local Authority about a child\u2019s special educational needs and ways in which to help them. Only our statutory and core work is directed by the Local authority rather than bought in by schools.\nIf parents are concerned that their child may have special educational needs they should speak first to the Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator (SENCo) at the pre-school or school setting. They will be able to intervene and monitor progress. If the difficulties persist the SENCo, with parental agreement, will ask for further advice from the Educational Psychology Service.\nwe only work directly with children and young people with a parent/carer\u2019s permission after agreeing the need to do so with the child\u2019s pre-school/school.\nwe assist some pre-schools and schools in running parenting courses\nStatutory assessment process\nA statutory assessment of a child\u2019s Special Educational Needs may be undertaken if there is evidence that the needs may exceed those that can be provided for within the school\u2019s resources or expertise. The SEN department has specific criteria for deciding whether such an assessment should be undertaken. As a result of statutory assessment, the authority may decide to make additional provision in some cases and issue an Education, Health and Care (EHC) Plan. Parents of children with Special Educational Needs have the same rights as other parents, to choose where their child should be educated. However, in deciding where needs are best met the SEN department of the local authority must consider the efficient use of resources. In most cases this means that children are educated in mainstream schools where their parents would normally have sent them, with additional resources or support provided by the local authority. However a very small minority of children will be offered places in specialist schools.\nWhen Children are under 5 years old the pre-school SENCo can also ask advice from the Early Years Inclusion Service. If your child is very young and you are worried about their development, a discussion with your allocated Health Visitor or Doctor would also be advisable.",
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        "raw_content": "March 9, 2017 Kristof De MeyDigital, Events, Sports Analytics, StartUps, Tech News, Trends\nThe 11th annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference (Boston, March 3-4, 2017) brought together 3500 people from around the globe, and therefore can be seen as the must-attend event in this area of sports technology and innovation. A first blog post on this site discussed 11 characteristics of sports technology where current researchers, entrepreneurs and sport professionals in various countries are working on right now. But\u2026\nDoes technology and figures really matter? The general answer on this question is becoming more and more: yes! From a variety of resources such as scientific papers, stories from the field, etc. it can be derived that a more data driven approach leads to higher effectivity than a pure intuitively one. Nevertheless, there are some boundary conditions that should be taken into account when trying to gain a more competitive edge with (data) technology, for sure in team sports.\nPeople from teams already embracing this modern approach such as Midjylland, Manchester City, FC Barcelona and Aston Villa clearly stated that the main success factor is to have the management team working with a clear vision on the role of tech within their organization. The use of data should also fit the club\u00b4s and coach\u00b4s philosophy. Once this is the case, a culture of leadership and innovation can be gradually installed, ultimately resulting in an improved way of training and approaching the game. According to Daniel Stenz (former Vancouver Whitecaps FC analyst, now working with the Hungarian National Team), a strong commitment of different stakeholders in and around the club should also be there, in order to let people stick to the plan. Clubs as Borussia Dortmund and Sevilla for example keep on going on the same track, despite changes are also happening in those clubs. Unforeseen things happening, such as a new coach joining the club (and another one leaving), could have profound consequences for the club\u00b4s intellectual property that has been gained by collecting and analyzing data over years. Teams should be prepared for that.\nOther success factors for implementation include the presence of role models in the team (\u2018if they use it, I will too\u2019), proper player education, and a lot of hard work by people on the pitch e.g. helping players in the collection of information from questionnaires or the use of GPS trackers.\nBesides what companies have to offer and regardless of the work to be done within the club, some innovation is coming from the scientific community. So what to learn from this year\u00b4s research competition? First of all, it\u00b4s clear that this is not a classic scientific abstract and paper competition, since almost all papers are based on data gathered from prestigious collaborations with companies, clubs, leagues, etc., mainly based in the US. Is this bad? It shouldn\u00b4t be so. It makes the papers not only interesting from a scientific point of view, but also relevant for sports and business. On the other hand, there appears to be some discussion about the MIT Sloan paper\u00b4s submission and decision process, with issues of irreproducibility in the selected papers, as discussed here. Nevertheless, you can view and download all papers on the conference website. Three attracted special attention from myself and many others:\n\u201cBodyShots\u201d: Analyzing Shooting Styles in the NBA using 3D Body-Pose Information: in this paper, 1500 labelled NBA three point shots were analyzed using markerles motion capturing techniques.\nData-Driven Ghosting using Deep Imitation Learning: a paper on the Toronto Raptors\u00b4 software to predict what a defensive player should have done instead of what he actually did.\nPossession Sketches: Mapping NBA Strategies: in this paper, topic modeling techniques are used to identify types of plays in a basketball game, organizing game possessions accordingly.\nWho won the paper competition? The winning paper was on the use of basketball analytics to increase interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) among young athletes. I think this approach could be an inspiration for many institutes in general, and ours in particular.\nWhat about the startup competition? For your interest, I listed up below the presenting startups relevant in the area of athlete and team analytics.\nDecachord is a team\u2019s playbook analyzing the interaction of players via passes and coordinated movements.\nOptimal Player Solutions provides Artificial Intelligence to optimize Big Data and enable GM\u2019s to make more informed mission-critical decisions faster at less cost.\nRightBlue Labs builds software that accurately forecasts athletes\u2019 injury, illness, burnout risk before any observable deterioration in performance\nRSPCT Basketball changes the way basketball professionals and fans understand, improve and enjoy shooting.\nSpringbok Analytics visualizes muscle quantitatively, enabling teams and athletes to enhance performance, speed recovery from injuries, and assess injury risk.\nstatUP is skill tracking software helping athletes earn stats that matter to coaches. 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On the face of the second step on the western side of the memorial is the inscription\n\u201cForget us not O land for which we fell\nMay it go well with England still go well\u201d\nand on the second step of the western side\n\u201cKeep her bright banners without spot or stain\nLest we should dream that we have died in vain\u201d\nThis verse has also now been inscribed into section of the stone wall round the churchyard which is in front of the memorial.\nThe first of the men commemorated on the memorial to fall was Pte. Cecil Stockdale of the Royal Marine Light Infantry, just three months into the war. His ship, the H.M.S. Good Hope left Portsmouth on 2 August 1914 for Halifax, Nova Scotia to patrol America's Atlantic seaboard as it was assumed German liners moored there would act as armed merchant cruisers. For the next few weeks HMS Good Hope was employed protecting British merchant shipping as far south as the Falkland Islands. 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No significant progress was made, and early on 10 May Haig ended the offensive. The British suffered 11,000 casualties in one day of fighting on a narrow front. Pte. Percy Cartwright\u2019s battalion took part in this battle, and he died on 25th May, so it seems likely he died of his wounds after the battle.\nTwo of the men commemorated on the memorial were brothers, sons of Rhodes and Louie Hebblethwaite, of Highthorne, Husthwaite. Abraham Rhodes Hebblethwaite was the elder of the two; he was a member of the 88th Battery of the Royal Field Artillery. He died in October 1915, probably of wounds sustained at the action of Pietre, a supporting action during the Battle of Loos. His brother Lieut. J.C. Hebblethwaite, who was a member of the regular army, also served in the Royal Field Artillery, in the 43rd Battery. He was a member of a howitzer brigade. Lieut. Hebblethwaite died in June 1916, eight months after his brother.\nCompany Sergeant Major Ernest Victor Batty was another member of the regular army, 1st Battalion King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment). His regiment landed at Boulogne 23 August 1914, two and a half weeks after the outbreak of the war, and he died during the last series of big offensives in the spring of 1918. It seems likely that he fell at the Battle of Bethune, an action during the Battle of the Lys, on 18 April 1918. The Battle of the Lys was the second of General Ludendorff\u2019s offensives of 1918, designed to win the war before the ever-increasing number of American troops in France could enter the fighting. Both sides suffered heavy losses during the battle of the Lys, but Ludendorff failed to achieve his main target and the German army was sufficiently weakened to prepare the way for the Allied counter-attack. Company Sgt. Major Batty was the holder of the Distinguished Conduct Medal with a Bar and the Russian Order of St.George, awarded for acts of distinction under arms (although he served on the Western rather than the Eastern Front throughout the conflict).\nThe work undertaken by St Nicholas\u2019 PCC, part funded by War Memorials Trust, has ensured that the memories of these men will be safeguarded for the future as we approach the centenary of their deaths.\nCosmo Lang, Archbishop of York, who unveiled the memorial\nRobert Thompson, who built the memorial\nPicture of the Roll of Honour inside St Nicholas\u2019 Church\nThe Battle of Coronel, 1 November 1914\nThe Battle of Aubers, 9 May 1915",
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        "raw_content": "Courtesy | Boston Scientific\nBoston Scientific's headquarters are located in Marlborough.\nAugmenix manufactures and markets the SpaceOAR System, a therapy used to reduce common side effects associated with prostate cancer radiotherapy.\nThe treatment method uses the company\u2019s SpaceOAR hydrogel, which is injected to create additional space between the rectum and prostate during cancer treatment to reduce side effects.\nThe system is already approved for sales and medical use in Europe and the U.S., and more than 30,000 patients have received treatment using the device.\nWith a market valued at $750 million, sales of the device are expected to reach $50 million this year and nearly double to $90 million in 2019.\nWith the acquisition of Augmenix, Boston Scientific has announced eight acquisitions this year worth more than $2 billion.\nThis transaction is one of the largest made by the company in recent years, surpassed only by the $1.6 billion purchase of American Medical Systems\u2019 men\u2019s prostate health business in 2015.\nThe company's stock, trading Thursday for around $36 per share, showed little movement relative to the announcement, but the company's valuation has risen to just below $50 billion from the $35 billion valuation to start the year.",
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        "raw_content": "County Bowler Arlott Put Through Paces In South Africa\nWorcestershire are represented by a great cricketing name at a groundbreaking development camp at Potchefstroom in South Africa for the most promising female pace bowlers in the country.\nEmily Arlott, a tall 16-year-old who is originally from Shropshire, is one of 10 youngsters, aged from 15 to 23, who have been identified as potential successors to Katherine Brunt, Anya Shrubsole and the other leaders of the England attack.\n\u201cEmily has really exciting raw ability, so this camp is perfect for her,\u201d said Sallian Briggs, the England under-19s head coach.\n\u201cShe\u2019s now working with Matt Mason at Worcestershire which is great. She\u2019s nearly six foot with great attributes, long levers, and out here we can accelerate her education on the strength side of things. We\u2019ve worked hard on her for the last three months on the importance of that.\u201d\nFunding from Sport England has allowed the 10 youngsters to join a first fast bowling development camp at the High Performance Institute of Sport in Potchefstroom \u2013 where the men\u2019s bowlers have relished the opportunities provided by high-altitude, warm-weather winter training for a while.\n\u201cIt\u2019s just been brilliant,\u201d said Briggs, who has been assisted by the former Glamorgan seamer David Harrison and Jonathan Finch, the high performance manager for women\u2019s and girls cricket in England.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve previously had very limited contact time during the winter. But out here we\u2019re managing to get some high quality skill development sessions in over the 10 days, which is almost like doing three months work in less than a fortnight. That\u2019s in addition to batting, fielding and the work with our strength and conditioning coach Jonty Norris which is a pivotal part of the camp.\n\u201cIt\u2019s been a great opportunity and experience for the girls, and we\u2019ve seen some great progress made. This trip is an education process, it helps build their awareness of where they are and what further development goals need to be put in place.\n\u201cThis pace bowling camp plays a pivotal part in our succession planning, and is important to expose the girls to different environments to develop a broad range of skills. Katherine Brunt and Anya Shrubsole have led the England attack brilliantly for a while now, Kate Cross has come through more recently, and hopefully they\u2019ll feature for a long time. But we hope in the near future, the bowlers here will be pushing for their places.\u201d\nFinch added: \u201cOne of the main reasons we want to establish this programme long-term is to ensure we continue to provide an environment for young fast bowlers to flourish.\n\u201cWe know the physical demands that Cross, Brunt and Shrubsole have to go through and we are ensuring this group of young bowlers are prepared for the ever improving international game.\"",
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        "raw_content": "WCHA Weekend Preview: Jan. 22 - 24, 2016\nThe St. Cloud State Huskies return home to host the third-ranked Minnesota Golden Gophers\n-\tWinning Hockey: Not surprisingly, five of the NCAA's top-15 winning percentages also belong to WCHA teams: Wisconsin (second at .938, 22-1-1), Minnesota (fourth at .870, 20-3-0), Bemidji State (ninth at .667, 15-7-2), North Dakota (10th at .659, 13-6-3) and St. Cloud State (15th at .543, 11-9-3).\n-\tZubko a Hockey Humanitarian Award Nominee: Ohio State senior defenseman Cara Zubko is among 18 nominees (men and women) for the 2016 BNY Mellon Wealth Management Hockey Humanitarian Award.\n-\tJohnson Nears Milestone: Wisconsin head coach Mark Johnson enters this weekend needing two victories to surpass former Minnesota Duluth bench boss Shannon Miller for third on the all-time NCAA Division I women's hockey wins list. Johnson, in his 13th season with the Badgers, has compiled a 382-72-35 career mark. 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WISCONSIN sophomore Annie Pankowski leads the Badgers with 38 points (16g-22a) - just four shy of matching her total from her 2014-15 national Rookie of the Year campaign.\nNo. 8 North Dakota (10-5-3-1, 34 pts. / 13-6-3) at No. 2 Wisconsin (16-1-1-1, 50 pts. / 22-1-1)\nLaBahn Arena; Madison, Wis. \u2013 Sat., Jan. 22 at 2:07 p.m. CT and Sun., Jan. 23 at 2:07 p.m. CT\n-\tThe nearly-weekly all-WCHA, top-10 matchup moves to Madison, Wis., where the Badgers have won a program-record 16-straight games. No. 2 UW will look to avenge its only blemishes to date, as the Fighting Hawks earned a win (3-0) and tie (0-0, with UW winning shootout) back on Dec. 11 and 12 at the Ralph Engelstad Arena.\n-\tBoth teams are coming off road sweeps, as UW won a pair of contests at No. 7 Bemidji State and UND earned six points in the program's first-ever brooming at Minnesota Duluth.\n-\tSenior Meghan Dufault keeps moving up the career-points list at UND. 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Johnson, in his 13th season with the Badgers, has compiled a 382-72-35 career mark.\n-\tWhile UND went 1-0-1 earlier this year, UW leads the all-time series, 43-7-4. 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The junior has 11 career goals, tying her for 10th on UMD's all-time career scoring chart for defensemen with Julianne \"Montana\" Vasichek (2001-2005).\n-\tUMD junior F Ashleigh Brykaliuk has a 10-game point streak, accumulating five goals and 12 assists (17 points) over the span.\n-\tMinnesota Duluth leads the all-time series, 62-10-2. However, under second year head coach Jim Scanlan, Bemidji State is 6-3-0. The last time the Beavers were in Duluth, Bemidji State defeated UMD, 2-1, in overtime in the deciding third game of the 2015 WCHA quarterfinals.\nOhio State (3-15-0-0, 9 pts. / 7-17-0) at Minnesota State (0-17-1-0, 1 pt. / 3-19-2)\nVerizon Wireless Center; Mankato, Minn. \u2013 Fri., Jan. 22 and Sat., Jan. 23 (2:07 p.m. CT both days)\n-\tThe Buckeyes will look to snap a five-game losing streak this weekend in Mankato. 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        "raw_content": "District No. 12 \u2013 Eder School / Collopy School\nEder School. Photo by John Runk, courtesy Minnesota Historical Society. (Neg. #1251) \u201cThe old country one room schoolhouse, district #12 near Lake Elmo. Miss Hermie Johnson, teacher, graduated in June 1913. This was her first school. She is standing in front of the dark doorway.\u201d\nEder District No. 12, Lake Elmo\nDISTRICT FORMED July 29, 1861 at the home of John Morgan\nYEARS SCHOOLS BUILT 1868 [burned in 1888], 1888 [cost about $400 and was 18 X 30 ft]\nGENERAL LOCATION Northeast corner of Peter Hauck\u2019s farm in section 11; the 1888 building located a quarter of a mile east of the center of section number 10, town of Oakdale.\nMODERN ADDRESS The 1888 school was built at Julep & 46th Street\nDISPOSITION The school was moved and used as a farm shed on the Eder farm after the school was vacated in 1920. The school was moved to the Oakdale Nature Center in 2004 and operated by the Lake Elmo/Oakdale Historical Society until early 2016 when the Washington County Historical Society took over the management and programming at the site.\nSchool once held in the homes of John Morgan, H. D. Apman, and Jacob Sullwold.\nConsolidated with Lake Elmo school in 1920.\n1897-1898: Mollie Wright\n1914-1915: Hermie Johnson\n1915-1916: Mate Collopy\n1916-1917: Selma Grady\n1917-1918: Bessie Malone\n1918-1919: Myrtle Hunstiger\n1920-1921: Alice Caventer Eder [Fall Term]\nEmily Nelson [Spring Term]\nOther teachers: Annie Crosser\nMary E. Day\nMate O\u2019Brien\nMatie Hurley\nB. E. Long\nFrank Wray\nDistrict 12 was organized July 29, 1861 at the home of John Morgan. The first school, a term of three months, was held at Mr. Morgan\u2019s house. In 1867 a tax of $350 was levied for the building of a school house, which was completed January 1, 1868 and was located on the northeast corner of Peter Hauck\u2019s farm in section 11. School was held in this building until it burned in 1888.\nThe school was erected during the early winter of 1888 at a cost of $400. It is 18 x 30 feet in size and has seating for about 30 pupils. All eight grades were taught by one teacher. Sometimes there was no one in a certain grade, and 3 or 4 students in another grade.\nIn 1921 the schoolhouse was moved one block north from its original location east of Lake Jane in Lake Elmo and served as a tool shed for the Eder farm. It remained there until 2000 when Myrtle Eder donated it to the Oakdale/Lake Elmo Historical Society. The schoolhouse was then moved again to where it is now situated within the Oakdale Nature Center.\nMyrtle Eder attended the school as a first and second grader in 1918 and 1919 and her teacher was Myrtle Hunstiger. On May 23, 2004 Myrtle Eder 92, and Myrtle Hunstiger 105 attended the private ceremony celebrating the opening of the restored schoolhouse. Mrs. Hunstiger gave a very interesting talk about what it was like teaching in the school in 1918 and 1919.\nThere was never electricity in the school. Think of all the things that your education relies on for electricity. There was also no plumbing and the water for drinking had to be pumped from a hand pump in the school yard. Since there was no plumbing, there was an outhouse in the yard, one side for girls and one side for boys. They were very cold in the winter time. Light was provided by oil lamps. Heat in the school was provided by a wood stove, which the teacher or some of the older boys had to light up each morning. Wood had to be chopped and carried in and put in the wood box.\nThe children brought their lunch in pails similar to the ones in the entry way of the school. Maps were quite different than they are now because we did not have as many states as we do now and other countries were not the same as they are now, many have new names and have changed and many are independent now.",
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        "raw_content": "Browse > Home / Biographical, Drama / Good Night, and Good Luck\nDirector: George Clooney,\nStarring: David Strathairn, Robert Downey Jr., Patricia Clarkson, Ray Wise, Frank Langella, Jeff Daniels, George Clooney, Tate Donovan, Thomas McCarthy, Matt Ross, Reed Diamond, ,\nRate Good Night, and Good Luck DVD Release:\n2005 was a good year for politically and socially conscious films \u2013 Syriana, Munich, The Constant Gardener and Good Night, and Good Luck. The last film marked George Clooney\u2019s sophomore directorial effort (the first being Confessions of a Dangerous Mind) and chronicled legendary newsman Edward R. Murrow\u2019s (played in the film by Strathairn) public battle against Senator Joseph McCarthy who was waging his own war on what he perceived as a Communist threat in the United States during the 1950s. 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On the eve of the broadcast Friendly is threatened by Air Force brass and commercial sponsors pull their lucrative advertisements. And so begins a war of words between Murrow and McCarthy. As in any war there are casualties. Fellow CBS newscaster Don Hollenbeck (a heartbreakingly sympathetic Wise) is labeled a \u201cpinko,\u201d his wife leaves him and he eventually commits suicide after being unable to hold up to the attacks on his loyalties from his contemporaries in the newspapers.\nAfter that initial piece, McCarthy and his cronies try to smear Murrow as a Commie while CBS chief William Paley (a perfectly cast Langella) puts pressure on the newsman to ease up on McCarthy or, at the very least, to make absolutely sure that his sources are a 100% reliable. So, Friendly and Murrow decide to go right after McCarthy.\nClooney and Grant Heslov\u2019s screenplay is trimmed of any narrative fat and makes clear and concise points. They may be accused of lionizing Murrow but so what? 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(Src: War of 1812 Pension Application Files Index, 1812-1815, online at www.familysearch.org)\nIn the early 1800's, forced relocation of Native Americans from Alabama cleared the way for an influx of white settlers from eastern states, and statehood in 1819. Josephus probably removed to Alabama in the 1820's, participating in what has been called \"Alabama Fever\", driven by increased global demand for cotton.\nJosephus Wheelock made multiple land purchases in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, between 1827 and 1839. (Src: Rootsweb Land Records Database, Mar 2002.)\nHe is enumerated in the 1840 Census living in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, with a wife, four boys, six girls, and eleven slaves.\nBy 1845, he is living in Tishomingo, Mississippi, a hundred miles northwest of Tuscaloosa; in a household with 4 males and 4 females according to the 1845 Mississippi State Census. His son John had made the move to Tishimingo several years earlier, where he is enumerated in the 1840 Census.\nHe is enumerated in the 1850 Census as J. Wheelock, age 58, carpenter, born in Massachusetts, living in Tishomingo, Mississippi with Caroline, age 26, Elizabeth, age 24, Josephus, age 18, Jay McEnzie, age 16, and Jerome, age 14, all presumed children of Josephus Wheelock. Also living in the same household is Harry Hickman, age 34. His wife is not living in the same household, and may have died prior to 1850.\nThe 1850 Slave schedules show that Josephus Wheelock owned 5 slaves - a woman age 24, and 4 children, two of whom are mulatto, the other two black.\nJosephus Wheelock, of Eastport, Mississippi, married Mrs. Mehitable Spaulding, 2 May 1854, in Jericho, VT, per Vermont VRs.\nIn 1860 and 1870 census, Josephus is still in Tishomingo, with his wife, Mehitable, and no others in the household. Mehitable (referenced as Mabel in the census) was born about 1802 in Vermont, per 1860 census.\nDespite his status (or former status) as a slave owner, and despite the fact that his sons, Joseph and Jay served in the Confederate Army, Josephus was a southern loyalist during the civil war, with allegiance to the Union. At the end of the war, Congress created the \"Southern Claims Commission\", through which pro-Union Southerners could apply for reimbursement for their losses during the war. Josephus made such a claim for the amount of $12,377.16, for items taken by Union soldiers, damaged, and otherwise lost during Union occupation. Josephus died while the petition was still pending, and a John A. Wheelock attached a request to the case stating that he had been appointed administrator of Josephus' estate, and that he would continue with the petition. John, no doubt, was the son of Josephus, perhaps his oldest son. 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        "raw_content": "Posted in Biodiversity, Blog, Environmental Democracy, Northern Spotted Owl, Public Lands |\nGet the Frack Out of California\nTake Action Now: Support Bill to Ban Fracking in California. Fracking is a technique used to extract natural gas whereby millions of gallons of water mixed with sand and highly toxic chemicals are injected into the earth. This process has been proven to result in massive environmental effects including wasting large quantities of scarce water resources, ground water contamination, air pollution and earth quakes.\nPlease take action to ban fracking in California by supporting Senate Bill 1132, which will prohibit fracking until the Secretary of the Natural Resources Agency convenes a committee to review a scientific study and put specific measures in place to ensure that fracking does not pose a threat to the public health and welfare or to the environmental and economic sustainability of the state.\nSB1132 is strong on addressing the environmental justice issues raised by fracking. Residents living close to fracking wells or downstream of fracking wells are exposed to hazardous chemicals. This exposure has been illustrated to cause negative health impacts. As Senator Mitchell points out: \u201cThere are a million Angelenos that live within a 5-mile radius of the largest urban oil field in the country\u2026when industrial operations like fracking and acidization disproportionately impact minority communities, environmental justice has been breached and needs to be restored. SB 1132 will do that.\u201d\nWe are thankful for Senator Leno\u2019s comments that \u201ca moratorium on fracking is especially critical as California faces a severe drought with water resources at an all-time low.\u201d While the current drought in California has highlighted the issues related to water and fracking, it is our perspective that fracking is never an acceptable use of the state\u2019s water. Water is scarce in California even when we are not in drought conditions.\nPlease click here to take action. Ask SB 1132 sponsors to strengthen requirements for environmental assessments for fracking and to ensure that adequate time is provided for public participation in the review process.\nEPIC is collaborating with a larger coalition of organizations to support SB1132 and has submitted a letter of support to Senator Leno and Senator Mitchell, thanking them for introducing the bill.\nTags: california, EPIC, Fracking ban, Get the Frack out of California, Senate Bill 1132\nPosted in Action Alerts, Blog, Clean Water, Environmental Democracy, Public Lands |",
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        "raw_content": "In Baseball, what is a Starting Rotation?\nStarting rotation is the group of pitchers a team uses to start a baseball game.\nMany professional teams choose to reduce their starting rotation from five to four pitchers during the playoffs.\nIf someone pinch hits for a pitcher in the National League, that pitcher cannot pitch in the next inning.\nMost starting rotations in baseball have five pitchers, giving each of them at least four days of rest in between starts.\nOriginally Written By: Dan Cavallari\nThe term \"starting rotation\" refers to the group of pitchers who are used by a baseball team to start games. They typically take turns starting games, following a certain order, and then start over at the beginning of the order, or rotation. In modern professional baseball, a team's starting rotation almost always consists of five pitchers, although a four-pitcher rotation might be used temporarily. The team's best starting pitcher \u2014 or \"ace\" \u2014 usually is first in the rotation. Its second-best starter usually is second in the order, and so forth through the rest of the starting rotation, although this is not always the case, for various reasons.\nPreserving Pitchers\nStarting rotations are needed because the act of pitching a baseball can be very strenuous on the muscles of the arm and shoulder. A pitcher who has thrown a certain number of pitches or innings in a game usually must have several days to rest before being able to effectively pitch again. For example, many starting pitchers rest for four days before pitching in another game, although these rest days can include various forms of exercise and even some throwing. A pitcher who is used too much without enough rest between starts can be more susceptible to fatigue and injury.\nMost baseball teams consider their starting rotations to be among the most important aspects of the team. This is because starting pitchers typically are asked to pitch more than half of the innings in games that they start, or even the majority of the innings. Some are able to pitch entire games, although this has become increasingly rare because the use of relievers \u2014 players who come in to replace previous pitchers \u2014 has become more widespread, mostly for strategic reasons. Pitchers who are part of their teams' starting rotations are almost never used as relievers, except in extreme circumstances.\nThe order of pitchers in a starting rotation is determined by the team's manager and almost always begins with the team's best starter. From there, the rotation might continue with the second-best pitcher, then the third-best, and so forth, or the manager might use a certain strategy to set the rotation. For example, some managers prefer to alternate right-handed pitchers and left-handed pitchers, if possible. Others might alternate different styles of pitchers, such as having a hard thrower followed by a pitcher who is known for throwing slow curveballs or changeups.\nEven professional teams don't have games scheduled for every day during the baseball season, and some games are postponed because of rain. Having a day without a game can leave a manager with a decision to make about the team's starting rotation, such as whether to skip the pitcher whose turn it would have been or to push everyone in the rotation back by one day. Pitchers who are lower in the rotation sometimes will be skipped so that the team's best starters \u2014 those at the top of the rotation \u2014 will be able to pitch in more games. Sometimes, a manager will change the order of the starting rotation or replace a pitcher in the rotation, such as when one of the starters is injured or has not pitched well enough.\nHow can I Throw a Sinker?\nIn Baseball, what is a Warning Track?\nWhat is the Difference Between Baseball and Softball?\nIn Baseball, what is a Dugout?\nWhat are the Different Types of Baseball Bats?\nInstanity\nWith such an emphasis on pitching limits and preserving young arms - not to mention the money - I wonder if rosters will ever be further expanded to accommodate a six-man rotation.",
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        "raw_content": "While the global job market may be thinning, the growth of work at home business opportunities is continuing to grow. There are many companies that need help in a variety of functions willing to offer employment for those who can telecommute. Working from home can save a business money on employee services, as well as the office space and utilities. Those who are capable to work from home save time and money on commuting as well as working an independent schedule.\nSome of the more lucrative opportunities may exist in professional services such as accounting where a specialized education is required. However, with the right experience opportunities also exist for billing and payroll services that can be done at home. Transcription services also offer a lot of opportunities for working from home and with the right training can be turned into a lucrative business, regardless of the local job market.\nThere are two basic types of work at home business opportunities that may allow a person to start their own business when jobs are tight. They can either work at home or work from home. The difference being that when working at home, everything is done from the home office. Working from home involves getting out and meeting with clients and potential customers. With few job opportunities in a specific field, finding companies that can use your services to their benefit while you work from home can prove beneficial for you and the clients.\nWhen working from home, you do not always have the luxury of only working for one person. Especially if you establish a service business, one company may not be able to provide enough work to keep you busy, and paid well enough to meet your obligations. In many instances, you will need several clients to provide sufficient income and will also have to have certain personal attributes to make it possible. Not everyone is capable of working from home as it takes a high level of discipline to maintain your focus on the job at hand and to be organized to insure every promise you make to your customers is able to be kept.\nThose looking for internet-based work at home business opportunities are often lured by the promise of big money for little work and in very few instances people have made obscene amounts of cash working an internet program. With any business there will be work involved and the business will need to adjust to the needs, and the trends, of the customers in order to remain successful.\nKeeping track of customer demands and projecting their future demands may require research beyond the company news and if a business is to be successful, becoming knowledgeable of the product or service being offered will require time. As with any business, the more you put into it, the more you get out and home business opportunities are no different.",
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        "raw_content": "Kyrgyz Republic Public Expenditure Review\nClick to see the INFOGRAPHICS on the Kyrgyz Republic Public Expenditure Review.\nWorld Bank presents recommendations for more efficient public spending in the Kyrgyz Republic\nThe Kyrgyz Republic needs to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of public expenditures in several sectors in order to improve the quality of public services and meet the objectives of reducing volatility, supporting economic growth and protecting the poor, according to the latest Kyrgyz Republic Public Expenditure Review.\nPrudent fiscal policy, combined with sector policies that improve human, physical and institutional capital, are key to promoting economic diversification and reducing vulnerability over the medium to long term.\n\" The purpose of this programmatic Public Expenditure Review is to inform the ongoing policy dialogue on the challenges of fiscal consolidation aimed at enhancing macroeconomic stability, while improving access and quality of public services, notably for the bottom 40 percent of the population. \"\nJean-Michel Happi\nWorld Bank Country Manager for the Kyrgyz Republic\nThe report takes a detailed look at the country\u2019s macro-fiscal policies, intergovernmental fiscal relations, public wage bill, as well as public investment management, health care system, education, pensions and social assistance.\nIt provides recommendations for much-needed realignment and offers specific and practical policy options that could generate savings in a fiscally constrained environment. The review consists of nine documents, including eight thematic notes.\n1. Strategic Setting\nThis note discusses the overall environment for fiscal policy, including the nature and composition of public revenues and expenditures. It concludes that sustainable fiscal consolidation can be achieved through reforming tax policy and tax administration to remove incentives for informality and reduce the burden of compliance; reducing spending while at the same time improving the quality of public expenditures, advancing reforms in public financial management to promote transparency and accountability in spending; strengthening monitoring and evaluation mechanisms for public programs and promoting use of evidence-based policy making.\n2. Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations\nThis policy note provides a set of policy recommendations aimed at clarifying the role of local government and improving incentives for service delivery. The proposed measures are based on a review of the four pillars of intergovernmental fiscal relations in the Kyrgyz Republic, namely: expenditure assignment, revenue assignment, system of transfers, and public borrowing.\n3. Management of Public Investments\nThis note provides a diagnosis of the public investment portfolio, including the structure of expenditures, the quality of the data, and a quantitative assessment of the efficacy and effectiveness of the public investment portfolio. It also reviews the institutional and administrative framework of the public investment management system in the Kyrgyz Republic, and gives detailed recommendations on improving the system.\n4. Public Wage Bill\nThis note analyzes wage bill expenditure levels over the last decade with a closer examination of dynamics in 2008-2011. The analysis explores the key drivers of wage bill growth \u2013 public sector employment and employees\u2019 wages in the civil service, education and health services, as well as institutional mechanisms for their control.\nThis note presents an overview of the Kyrgyz education sector, covering its structure and governance, the demand for education services, and recent spending trends. It also discusses disparities in access, quality, and public spending across localities and social groups. It then looks at determinants of education quality and options for their improvement and offers concrete policy recommendations for sector reform.\nThe analysis presented in this policy note suggests that, even though the Kyrgyz Republic has profoundly reformed its health system since independence, the growing prevalence of non-communicable and chronic diseases, and the funding gap of the state guaranteed benefit package, represent the most pressing challenges to the country\u2019s health system.\nThe reforms that are needed to improve health outcomes and ensure the financial sustainability of the health sector include, among others, reforming the system of co-payment exemptions provided by the State Guaranteed Benefit Package \u2013 to enable a stronger focus to the poor and consolidation of exemptions \u2013 and improving the procurement system of hospital drugs and medical supplies.\n7. Social Assistance\nThis note highlights the need for refocusing the system of social assistance towards the poor and making it more responsive to existing challenges and potential shocks. Acknowledging that the Kyrgyz government has already taken some steps in this direction, the note proposes a set of decisive reform measures that would improve the effectiveness of the system: i) a progressive shift of public expenditure toward pro-poor programs; ii) improving coherence and complementarity among social protection programs, and iii) making social assistance programs more inclusive and responsive.\nThis note provides an overview of the current pension system and the main issues facing it. It presents the results of the financial projections for the current system assuming a non-reform scenario and its implications on the finances of the Social Fund, the cost to the government and the expected benefits. It also considers several broad reform options and their impact with respect to the financial sustainability and affordability of the system, as well as adequacy of benefits.\n9. Power Sector\nThis policy note analyzes the principal challenges in the power sector of the Kyrgyz Republic and identifies possible solutions for overcoming them. To inform the analysis, the note describes historical operational and financial performance of the power sector companies between 2007 and 2012, and projects performance until 2030.\nThe note also describes the legal, regulatory and institutional arrangements in the sector, and compares the arrangements in the Kyrgyz Republic to those in other countries' power sectors. The note proposes a comprehensive package of reforms to address the challenges in the sector. Some reforms should occur urgently, while others will need to be implemented over the next three to five years.\n\" The key conclusion of the Kyrgyz Republic\u2019s Public Expenditure Review is that, with concerted efforts in a number of sectors, the authorities can simultaneously strengthen fiscal sustainability prospects, improve the quality of public services and address a number of constraints to social and economic development. The report highlights a number of areas where more focused spending could lead to better outcomes in public investment management, education, health, energy, pensions and social assistance. 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        "raw_content": "WMDCC 2015: Hungary, World Mixed Doubles Curling Champions\nHungary, World Mixed Doubles Curling Champions 2015 Photo: WCF/Alina Pauliuchyk\nHungary won the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2015 after defeating Sweden 6-5 in the gold medal game at the Ice Cube Curling Centre in Olympic Park, Sochi, Russia on Saturday afternoon.\nAs a result, Sweden won silver while Norway won bronze after winning 9-4 against Canada in the bronze medal game.\nSweden started off the gold medal game well as Per Noreen made a skinny in-off to score two points in the first end.\nHungary\u2019s Zsolt Kiss then tapped another one of his stones into the house for two points in the next end.\nSweden\u2019s Noreen attempted a cross-house double take-out but got his angles wrong in the third end and gave up a steal of one point to Hungary.\nHungary stole again in the fourth end to go 4-2 ahead when Noreen couldn\u2019t remove a cluster of stones near the button, before the Swede made a hit for one point in the fifth end.\nSweden then levelled in the sixth end, at 4-4, as they stole one point, before Hungary\u2019s Zsolt Kiss drew through a tight pack to tap out a Swedish stone and score two points for a 6-4 lead.\nWhen Sweden could only take one point from the last end, Hungary\u2019s, Dorottya Palancsa and Zsolt Kiss won the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship for the second time following their 2013 win in Fredericton, Canada.\nAfterward their win, Kiss said: \"It\u2019s great. 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        "raw_content": "Expert Point of View - Post Graduate Education in Gastroenterology - Alejandro Piscoya, MD\n3 WORLD GASTROENTEROLOGY NEWS\tOCTOBER 2014 Editorial | Expert Point of View | Gastro 2015: AGW/WGO | WDHD News | WGO & WGOF News | WGO Global Guidelines | Calendar of Events Post Graduate Education in Gastroenterology Alejandro Piscoya, MD Professor of Medicine, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC) Gastroenterologist, Hospital Nacional Cayetano Heredia, Lima - Per\u00fa Member of the Editorial Board, Revista de Gastroenterolog\u00eda del Per\u00fa Medical education has become a ma-jor field all over the world; professors now need to improve their teaching skills by learning new ways to teach and assess students (1). As such, competency based medical education is now the standard in undergraduate studies and nearly every school in the USA and Europe and some in the less developed countries have developed their curriculums using competencies. Assessment remains an important issue since there are still no standards on how to perform research and whether there are new techniques needed to evaluate our students. There are several assessment tech-niques such as simulation, Mini-Cex and formative or summative assess-ment that may be used together to allow students to fulfill the require-ments of their studies (1). Postgraduate studies in general have moved towards the competency-based model. Most recently, the Blue Book of the European Board of Gastroenterology & Hepatology (EBGH) in 2012 (2) provided a list of basic competencies (Table 1). The recent implementation of the Next Accreditation System (NAS) has been launched by the Accredita-tion Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) this year in the USA (3). The major gastroenterologi-cal societies have joined effort to fulfil the requirement of the ACGME and to create a large set of tools, the EPA (Entrustable Professional Activities) that will be completed by all post-graduate students from now on (4) (Table 2). Canada has the Canmeds Program that can be applied to most specialties, including core and specific competencies; they have a specific set for Gastroenterology (5). We have, however, little informa-tion on the rest of the world. In 2007, the WGO released its Standards in Gastroenterology Training that gathered information from all over the world and gave a framework of rec-ommendations (6). This is an ongoing effort; standards should be reviewed on the light of recent research, and the WGO may need to perform its own research in order to improve the guidelines and tailor the functioning of their educational programs. One approach may be the analysis of the different documents provided in order to update the current standards. Also some regional or member societies may change the importance of the competencies and perhaps add some more according to the most common pathologies in their area. One of the WGO\u2019s two major educational programs, The Train the Trainers (TTT) course (7), provides tools for faculty development where competencies are quite important. There are several aspects of group teaching, skills teaching, assessment and Evidence Based Medicine taught in a unique way, giving faculty from all over the world a first impression of what is needed. Sometimes this course serves as a catalyst to change existing programs and continues as the trained faculty replicate the course or by shar-ing what they have learned with other Table 1. The Blue Book Basic Competencies in Gastroenterology & Hepatology (2012) Functional and Motility Disorders of the GI Tract Oro-Oesophageal Disorders Stomach & Duodenum Pancreatic disorders Biliary tract disorders Liver Small intestine Large intestine Inflammatory bowel disease Radiation and chemotherapy induced enteropathies Anorectal disease Conditions involving systemic diseases, genetic disease, multiple organs and the elderly Nutrition Fundamental Clinical and General Skills and Knowledge for Endoscopy Specific Endoscopy Skills",
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        "raw_content": "Overrated 'Classic' Albums\nby SilentScream on Sun Feb 27, 2011 3:12 pm\nEver listened/bought a album that was/is universally regarded as Classic and thought.....\nPet Sounds by The Beach Boys is one for me. Some good tracks - God Only Knows, Caroline No and Sloop John B - but the thing just sounds so bloody twee to me, lightweight, slightly repetitive and never nothing more than pleasant. It passes by like comfortable night in, nothing exciting happens, nothing out the ordinary. Just, well, slipper and pipe time music. How it garnered it's huge reputation is a mystery to me. OK, Brian Wilson went ga-ga for a while but is this really the reason to overhype the thing in order to justify his so-called mad genius?\nRe: Overrated 'Classic' Albums\nI'll go out on a limb here and say Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, by the Beatles, along with a few other albums they recorded late in their careers. These are great albums, no question, from a couple of the best songwriters who ever worked in popular music, but I find that, because the pop music press regards the Beatles as gods, they regard their albums as the revealed words and music of gods, and that's not quite the case. Great albums, yes, especially for their time (they all sound a bit dated these days), but musical Bibles? Not so much. Celebrate them for what they are, but don't say they're divinely inspired.\nby Seppuku on Sun Feb 27, 2011 5:14 pm\nPersonally, I preferred the Beatles when they were a male girl group. Those songs sounded alive! Something sterile started to seep in around Help.\ni was looking for a thread for the most UNDERRATED albums, but this is all i found, so...\ni just saw U2 last week for the 4th time, and once again was disappointed that they didn't play a single song from \"POP\". this is easily their most underrated record (not to be confused with their most OVERRATED album, the joshua tree). i really think all the superficial stuff that went along with the record got in the way and confused people. between the discotheque video with them doing a village people imitation, all the talk in the press about going \"techno\" and using dance and club music influences, and of course the ridiculously over-the-top Popmart tour, all this extraneous crap obscured what was really a very sonically challenging and emotional record full of great songs and soulful performances. sure, there are 2 or 3 really horrible songs on the record too, but that's true of EVERY U2 record, so it shouldn't be held against them just this one time. a lot of people i don't think gave the record a fair shake because they thought it was something it wasn't based on all that other stuff.\nevery time i listen to this record, i feel like it's their most fulfilling and consistent record, which i guess is ironic consider all the difficulties they had making it, all the different producers and engineers they worked with, etc. but it's just a very solid collection of songs. Discotheque is a very good pop song whose lyrics get misunderstood and gave a lot of people the wrong impression of what the band was trying to say and do with this record. Do You Feel Loved is another very good upbeat song that brings in the electronic influences in a non-intrusive successful way. MOFO is the over-the-top techno song of the album, and is understandably divisive, but is probably the most successful of the pure techno songs on the record. If God Will Send His Angels is just a gorgeous ballad, one of their best IMO, particularly due to it's understated manner. U2 isn't exactly known for understatement, which is a shame as this song shows how good they can be when they hold back a little. Staring at the Sun is a cool little piece of psychedelic pop, Last Night on Earth is a fantastic rock song, and Gone is one of my all time favorite U2 songs, with some pretty deep and powerful lyrics and a great guitar motif that accentuates the despair of the vocals. Miami and Playboy Mansion, back to back, are the duds of the record, just absolutely terrible songs. but once you get through that, its If You Wear That Velvet Dress, a sublime song that gets under your skin. i'm generally not a fan of U2's slower, quieter songs that they stick near the end of albums, but this one is really good. then you have another very emotionally powerful song with Please, and end up with the haunting Wake Up Dead Man.\nby Peven on Wed Jun 29, 2011 5:43 pm\nU2's entire body of work is over-rated. they are the most over-rated, over-paid band.........maybe ever\nTheBaxter wrote: i just saw U2 last week for the 4th time,\nHeard it was a great show down there. Going to see them this month in Philly (probably my 4th time too... going back to the \"overrated\" ( ) Joshua Tree tour in '87).\nTheBaxter wrote: and once again was disappointed that they didn't play a single song from \"POP\". this is easily their most underrated record\nMeh, never did anything for me personally... except...\nTheBaxter wrote: Gone is one of my all time favorite U2 songs, with some pretty deep and powerful lyrics and a great guitar motif that accentuates the despair of the vocals.\nHell yes, fantastic song.\nby minstrel on Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:42 pm\nI think \"The Unforgettable Fire\" is an UNDERrated album by U2. Everyone talks about \"The Joshua Tree\", but \"The Unforgettable Fire\" is better, IMO. It's the first album on which U2 really sounded like nobody else on Earth. They identified themselves with that album. (I'm sure Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois had a lot to do with that.)\nThey started a slide after that. JT is good, but not really all that great. After that, Bono's ego started outgrowing the band, and The Edge dialed back his amazing sonic experiments. U2 became just another rock band.\nSomething magic happened on Unforgettable Fire. But I haven't bought a U2 album since Joshua Tree, because what I hear on the radio doesn't amaze me anymore.\nby so sorry on Wed Jun 29, 2011 10:59 pm\nminstrel wrote: But I haven't bought a U2 album since Joshua Tree, because what I hear on the radio doesn't amaze me anymore.\nIf you only buy albums based on amazing music you must have one tiny collection!\nminstrel wrote: I think \"The Unforgettable Fire\" is an UNDERrated album by U2. Everyone talks about \"The Joshua Tree\", but \"The Unforgettable Fire\" is better, IMO. It's the first album on which U2 really sounded like nobody else on Earth. They identified themselves with that album. (I'm sure Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois had a lot to do with that.)\nagree about unforgettable fire, it's also a great record, their best of the 80s IMO. i'd put POP as best of the 90s, and Atomic Bomb as best since 2000.\ni have to disagree with edge \"dialing back his sonic experiments\", if anything in the 90s he took a much more experimental approach. instead of just relying on the chimey, echoey guitar parts he employed in the 80s, he used tons of different effects and different recording techniques to branch out from that sound. there's stuff on POP that you wouldn't even know was guitar unless someone told you. his sound got a lot more diverse in the 90s, to varying degrees of success. after POP bombed (relatively speaking) though, he's since dialed it back and taken a safer approach, but that's ok, he's got a big enough library of sounds and techniques to fall back on now and still make some great music. their last album was actually their most creatively ambitious and experimental since POP, unfortunately it's also their crappiest.\nby minstrel on Thu Jun 30, 2011 12:48 pm\nBax, you're probably right. I haven't heard enough of their music recently to know what's been going on with U2 - as I said, I haven't bought one of their albums in a long while. I did actually buy a concert DVD of theirs within the past couple of years, but I haven't gotten around to watching it yet! Yes, I buy a lot of stuff I don't watch or listen to. I need to buy more shelves to hold stuff I haven't looked at yet.\nby Nice Marmot on Fri Jul 22, 2011 4:17 pm\nWilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. I listened to this album in its entirety 4 or 5 times for the first 2 years it was out. It does absolutely NOTHING for me. All my friends and all the critics and whoever declared it the best thing EVER. Everyone was so all over it I started convincing myself I must have a chemical imbalance or something. 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        "raw_content": "By Paul Ausick\tSeptember 16, 2018 8:41 am EST\nThe average credit score for homebuyers seeking a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is 755. That rate applies to what are known as conventional, conforming loans. Those are mortgage loans for 80% of the value of the property for an amount of up to $453,100 nationally, but that could be higher in high-cost areas.\nSo how can you buy a home with a credit score of less than around 650? The answer is it depends on where you want to buy, how much you want to borrow, and how likely is it that you\u2019ll make your payments after considering all your other debts.\nThere are then three major factors that determine whether or not you can get a mortgage: your credit score, the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio, and the debt-to-income (DTI) ratio. The two federally regulated agencies that buy mortgage loans from lenders, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, have eased both their LTV and DTI limits, making it easier to qualify on those two factors.\nBy making it easier to get a mortgage, could the United States be headed for another housing crisis like the one that hit the housing market in 2007? In those bad old days, it was much easier to get a loan because mortgage lenders could make loans that required no documentation of a borrower\u2019s income. The loans could then be packaged into a tradable security and re-sold to investors who had no idea what they were buying. Mortgages today must be fully documented, and while they can be packaged as securities, the rules are much stricter concerning the quality of the loans in those packages.\nFannie and Freddie will now accept fully documented loans with an LTV as high as 97% loan to 3% down payment. Last year the two agencies lifted their DTI ratios from 45% to 50%. In some cases, loans that meet these requirements can be had for buyers with credit scores as low as 580. The pros at Realtor.com explain:\nSo how do you snag a home mortgage without an excellent credit rating? It\u2019s largely a matter of what government loan programs are available in a specific area\u2014and those vary substantially. The U.S. Department of Agriculture, for example, sometimes offers no-money-down loans to borrowers whose scores are below 640\u2014but only for homes in a rural ZIP code.\nAs with all real estate transactions, whether or not you can get a mortgage with a low credit score also depends on location, location, location. Researchers at Realtor.com calculated the share of mortgages in the largest 200 U.S. metros obtained with a 649 credit score or lower. The share of mortgages was calculated over a 12-month period from July 2017 through June 2018.\nHere are the 5 cities with the most home buyers who had credit scores of 649 or lower:\nMedian home listing price: $147,300\nShare of borrowers with low score: 39.1%\nShare of borrowers with low score: 35%\nNow, here are the 5 cities with the fewest home buyers who had credit scores of 649 or lower:\nShare of borrowers with low score: 4.3%\nShare of borrowers with low score: 6%\nVisit the Realtor.com website to find other cities where a low credit score is (and is not) the primary determinant of your ability to buy a home.\n\u00ab Hurricane Florence Could Have $15 Billion Price Tag\nIPO News This Week: 8 Firms Looking to Capital Markets for $3.26 Billion \u00bb\nRead more: Housing, Personal Finance\nBelarusian escort who knew about Trump-Russia collusion now admits ...\nBill Gates: 'Extreme' Politicians Pushing For 70% Tax Rate Are 'Mis...\nMichelle Obama\u2019s Grammy Appearance Splits Audiences: \u2018I Will Never ...",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cA startup is a company designed to grow fast. Being newly founded does not in itself make a company a startup. Nor is it necessary for a startup to work on technology, or take venture funding, or have some sort of \u2018exit.\u2019 The only essential thing is growth. Everything else we associate with startups follows from growth. To grow rapidly, you need to make something you can sell to a big market. That\u2019s the difference between Google and a barbershop. A barbershop doesn\u2019t scale.\u201d Paul Graham\n\u201cA startup is a temporary organization designed to search for a repeatable and scalable business model.\u201d Steve Blank\nThere are many definitions of scalability and ways in which the term can be used. For example, in a technical setting, one definition of scalability is: \u201ca measure of the ability of a system to maintain its performance under an increasing load.\u201d In a business setting, the definitions of scalability can vary based on context. Business people who focus on management issues tend to look at scalability differently than people who are financially-oriented. A sales team looks at scalability in yet another way. A CFO might argue that scalability as the ability of the business to grow revenue and profit at an exponential rate while only adding resources at an incremental rate. Some venture capitalists argue that scalability is not present unless the business has the ability to grow revenue to $100 million or more which can justify a venture capital investment.\nGiven the diversity of views about the definition of scalability, perhaps it is best thought of as a phenomena where \u201cyou know it when you see it.\u201d If that is true, what would an optimally scalable business look like? Or instead, what qualities increase the scalability of a business? The remainder of this blog post is a discussion of a dozen attributes which can potentially make a business more scalable. As you read this blog post you may conclude, like I have, that these attributes of scalability are in many cases essentially our old friends from the unit economics equation (CAC, ARPU, Churn, Gross Margin and cost of money) plus free cash flow and some outside frictional forces like government regulation and the laws of physics. You may also conclude, as I have, that no two businesses are exactly alike when it comes to scalability. Each of the attributes of scalability are always in flux, with changes in any one attribute potentially impacting the others. There is no precise formula or recipe that will enable a business to scale, but there are best practices. Every business faces different scaling challenges and opportunities.\nScalable businesses tend to have these twelve attributes:\nCustomer acquisition cost (CAC) is low in a scalable business since positive word of mouth is strong (i.e., the business benefits from organic customer acquisition)\nAndy Rachleff believes: \u201cIf you don\u2019t have exponential word of mouth growth, you don\u2019t have product/market fit.\u201d In terms of staging a successful startup, product/market fit (which is central to the value hypothesis) should precede scaling (which is central to the growth hypothesis). Spending capital on growth before you have a product that people want to buy is essentially a giant bonfire of cash. Steve Blank talks about why scalability is so important in business: \u201cSuccess isn\u2019t about size \u2013 of team or funding. It turns out premature scaling is the leading cause of hemorrhaging cash in a startup \u2013 and death. In fact: (1) The team size of startups that scale prematurely is 3 times bigger than the consistent startups at the same stage; (2) 74% of high growth Internet startups fail due to premature scaling; (3) Startups that scale properly grow about 20 times faster than startups that scale prematurely; and (4) 93% of startups that scale prematurely never break the $100k revenue per month threshold.\u201d Ryan Smith the founder of Qualtrics describes this objective simply: \u201cNail It, Then Scale It.\u201d Too often people try to scale a start-up before they nail it.\nThe positive customer word of mouth that Rachleff describes is important for a business since it enables a lower customer acquisition cost (CAC). In other words, scalable businesses generating organic growth do not need massive spending on marketing and sales. Every business will have some customer acquisition costs but in the best and most scalable business that cost is relatively low. Bill Gurley agrees with Rachleff: \u201cWith great companies the consumers buy because the product is so good. They aren\u2019t spending [tens of millions] on marketing.\u201d Gurley also believes that customers quality if higher is they are organically acquired: \u201cOrganic users typically have a higher NPV, a higher conversion rate, a lower churn, and more satisfied than customers acquired through marketing spend.\u201d\nIt is important to understand that growth is not always organic from the start of a business. Sometimes critical mass must be achieved in non-scalable ways before a business becomes scalable via organic customer acquisition. Paul Graham points out that sometimes doing what does not scale is essential to enabling critical mass which does allow a business to scale: \u201cOne of the most common types of advice we give at Y Combinator is to do things that don\u2019t scale. In Airbnb\u2019s case, these consisted of going door to door in New York, recruiting new users and helping existing ones improve their listings.\u201d\n2. Scalable businesses have fewer incremental marginal costs after a modest upfront investment has been made to create the product or service\nSoftware is the ultimate representation of this second attribute of scalability because it has unique qualities. If you give me your car, you no longer have a car. But if you give me a copy of your software, you still have your software. We don\u2019t necessarily need to be \u201crivals\u201d about owning the same software, so the term used to describe something like software is \u201cnon-rival.\u201d That billions of people can possess the same software at close to zero additional cost on a non-rival basis, combined with the fact that cost of making another copy of software is essentially zero and the cost of distributing that software to customers is also close to zero means that a software business when properly run and possessing the right attributes can deliver almost magical business results. Bill Gates said about the software business in 1993: \u201cIt\u2019s all about scale economics and market share. When you\u2019re shipping a million units of Windows software a month, you can afford to spend $300 million a year improving it and still sell it at a low price.\u201d Once a software business recovers its cost associated with research and development a lion\u2019s share of the additional revenue can drop to the bottom line as profit. The profit potential of software is unprecedented in the history of business. The business outcomes that Google and Facebook represent are examples of this phenomenon. Contrast the scalability of a software business with a home security company that must roll a truck with a trained technician who installs expensive equipment in the home and where a human operator must respond to service calls.\n3. A business is more scalable if the total addressable market is enormous\nIt is by definition impossible to grow a business significantly if the market is too small. Sequoia\u2019s co-founder Don Valentine said once: \u201cWe have always focused on the market \u2014 the size of the market, the dynamics of the market, the nature of the competition \u2014 because our objective always was to build big companies. If you don\u2019t attack a big market, it\u2019s highly unlikely you\u2019re ever going to build a big company.\u201d One slide that venture capitalists almost always see in a pitch deck for a startup is the addressable market slide. Often it is a pie chart depicting a massive total addressable market (TAM) and conveying the point that the business only needs a small slice of that market to be a huge success. For example, here below is a company called Artsy making a case for a large addressable market for its business:\n\u201cDespite an estimated $3 trillion of art assets in the world, only $44 billion trades in a given year\u2014and less than 2 percent of qualified buyers participate in this market due to high transaction costs, long lead times, and limited transparency on pricing and value,\u2019 Artsy will bring this last major consumer category online and thereby substantially expand the size of the global art market. We look forward to working with Artsy to make a larger, more connected art market a reality. The global art market is currently valued at around $44 billion annually, and about $3.75 billion of that was spent online in 2016, according to The European Fine Art Foundation, a rise of about 15 percent over 2015.\u201d\n4. In a scalable business the average cost of creating the products and/or services fall as the volume of its output increases (economies of scale)\nSupply-side economies of scale exist when there are reductions in the average cost per unit associated with increasing the scale of production for a product or service. JP Morgan\u2019s Jamie Dimon has said that if we didn\u2019t have economies of scale, \u201cWe\u2019d still be living in tents and eating buffalo.\u201d Scale economies have always been important but n recent decades scale economies and their impact have been put on the equivalent of steroids. Erik Brynjolfsson explains this phenomenon: \u201cTechnology has made it easier for different firms to coordinate their activities with one another, and they don\u2019t have to be part of one company. They can get the benefits of scale without the inertia of scale.\u201d\nScalabilty can be further understood by sorting the attributes of scalability into categories. Venture capitalist Alex Taussig describes the financial aspects of scalability in this way: \u201cBusinesses that scale are businesses with operating leverage. Put simply, if you add operating costs (sales, marketing, administrators, R&D, etc.) at the same rate you grow revenue, then your business does not scale. Alternatively, if additional revenue requires relatively smaller and smaller additions to operating costs, then congratulations\u2026 your business scales!\u201d\n5. A scalable business requires fewer people to operate\nMike Maples Jr. describes some of the operational aspects of scalability here:\n\u201cCompany power has to do with technical debt or management debt. So technical debt is sort of like when you make short-term, expedient decisions in the technology that sort cost you later. Maybe in order to ship something on time, you had to cut some corners, and the architecture wasn\u2019t as elegant as it could\u2019ve been, or just the attention to detail or bug fixing maybe wasn\u2019t as good as it could\u2019ve been. And so technical debt is sort of like when you put off some things that you have to solve later, but they cost you more money and time after the fact. And management debt is the same thing, but it\u2019s for lack of having management systems in place. And if you have too much management debt, if the company starts to take off and do really well, you don\u2019t have the internal capacity and wherewithal to scale to the speed that the opportunity might scale.\u201d\nMaples uses this approach to looking at a business opportunity which I have written about before:\nFred Wilson describes some of the work required to enable operational scalability in this way: \u201cInvesting in management means building communication systems, business processes, feedback, and routines that let you scale the business and team as efficiently as possible.\u201d\nThe classic example of a non-scalable business is a consulting company since in order for the business to grow it must hire more people the same skills and abilities. Alex Taussig writes: \u201cMcKinsey & Co. is one of the greatest consulting firms and brands in corporate America. But, it doesn\u2019t scale. Ignoring its publishing business, McKinsey needs to add consultants, almost on a one-to-one basis, to grow its revenue.\u201d It is time consuming and expensive to create new consultants and they often leave to form their own consulting firms or join a company.\nOther business scale very well. It is hard to find a more representative story of the ability of a software-driven business to swiftly rise to fabulous success while employing very few people than the messaging provider WhatsApp, a business famously sold to Facebook for $21.8 billion. The company was founded in 2009 and sold just a few years later in 2014. Wired magazine points out: \u201cOne of the (many) intriguing parts of the WhatsApp story is that it has achieved such enormous scale with such a tiny team. When the company was acquired by Facebook, it had 35 engineers and reached more than [one billion] users.\u201d New approaches to programming adopted by WhatsApp enabled scale to be created by the business at speeds that were previously not possible. WhatsApp, Skype, Line and WeChat now dominate messaging, saving consumers billions of dollars in charges.\n6. A business that generates positive float, which creates a low cost source of capital, is more scalable\nBill Gurley and Jane Hodges describe the Dell strategy in a classic article from 1998:\n\u201cFrom a corporate perspective, the best measure of fitness is return on invested capital (ROIC). This measure matters most because over the long haul, capital flows toward investment opportunities with a high ROIC. Inefficient companies, on the other hand, are eventually starved of the cash they need to survive. To understand just how indispensable technology has become, you have to follow the basic math of return on invested capital. To get ROIC, you divide EBIT, or earnings before interest and taxes, by invested capital. Now let\u2019s divide the numerator and the denominator by annual sales. This restates ROIC as operating margin multiplied by asset turnover. In other words, the two components that define a company\u2019s fitness are the ability to charge a high spread between price and actual cost, and the ability to generate sales from a small base of invested capital\u2026. companies that lack competitive information technology will be in serious trouble. They will resemble a 40-year-old trying to win Wimbledon with a small wooden racquet. Their business models may no longer be economically sustainable. Companies like Dell have reached an interesting new stage in the evolution of business\u2013negative working capital. They collect money from customers before they have to acquire components or spend money. This phenomenon allows these companies to grow without raising capital, even if day-to-day profitability is zero.\u201d\nGurley elaborated on Dell\u2019s advantage in another article: \u201cDell\u2019s incredible five days of inventory allows it to pass on component price declines faster than anyone else in the industry. But perhaps the unique aspect of Dell\u2019s business advantage is its negative cash conversion cycle. Because it keeps only five days of inventories, manages receivables to 30 days, and pushes payables out to 59 days, the Dell model will generate cash\u2013even if the company were to report no profit whatsoever.\u201d\nJustin Fox explained the financial benefits further:\n\u201cIf you have a business where your customers pay you quickly, you manage your inventory well, and you\u2019re able to take your time in paying your suppliers, your free cash flow can be consistently positive even when your net income is not. Which is exactly the kind of business that Jeff Bezos and his colleagues have constructed at Amazon over the past decade. According to my instructor in such matters, Harvard Business School finance professor Mihir Desai, the key metric of a company\u2019s cash-generating prowess is the cash conversion cycle, which is days of inventory plus days sales outstanding (how long it takes your customers to pay you, basically), minus how many days it takes you to pay your suppliers. Super-efficient retailers such as Walmart and Costco have been able to bring their CCC down to the single digits. That\u2019s impressive. But at Amazon last year, the CCC was negative 30.6 days.\u201d\n7. In a scalable business pricing power is high, enabling high gross margins and profit\nWarren Buffett believes: \u201cThe single most important decision in evaluating a business is pricing power. If you\u2019ve got the power to raise prices without losing business to a competitor, you\u2019ve got a very good business. And if you have to have a prayer session before raising the price by 10 percent, then you\u2019ve got a terrible business.\u201d Charlie Munger has a similar view:\n\u201cThere are actually businesses, that you will find a few times in a lifetime, where any manager could raise the return enormously just by raising prices\u2014and yet they haven\u2019t done it. So they have huge untapped pricing power that they\u2019re not using. That is the ultimate no-brainer. \u2026 Disney found that it could raise those prices a lot and the attendance stayed right up. So a lot of the great record of Eisner and Wells \u2026 came from just raising prices at Disneyland and Disneyworld and through video cassette sales of classic animated movies\u2026 At Berkshire Hathaway, Warren and I raised the prices of See\u2019s Candy a little faster than others might have. And, of course, we invested in Coca-Cola\u2014which had some untapped pricing power. And it also had brilliant management. So a Goizueta and Keough could do much more than raise prices. It was perfect.\u201d\nWhat companies have pricing power today? Facebook would be one example. In the most recent quarter the average growth in the price of Facebook advertising grew by 24 percent to a record high. What drives pricing power? The sustainable competitive advantage that I wrote about in my blog post on Michael Porter.\n8. A business is more scalable if it has few regulatory and legal barriers\nSome businesses require approval after approval to grow revenue and profit and are not very scalable. Highly regulated businesses are harder to scale. One highly regulated business that I have experience with is communications satellites. Not only do you need permission to launch satellites but you need agreement of regulators that you can occupy a spot in orbit. use radio frequencies in creating communications links and to operate as a communications provider.\nMany other industries have a high regulatory component to their business. The bad new is that businesses with a lot of regulation impacting what they do are hard and expensive businesses to enter. The good news is the same thing, since that difficulty can create barriers to entry.\n9. If product and/or service distribution simple and inexpensive (preferably just bits delivered on-line) the product is more scalable\nThe speed of adoption of a service like WhatsApp has no precedent in the history of business. The cost of delivering bits for that application is tiny. People receive the product on devices that they already paid for. When a business has attributes like WhatsApp the result can be remarkable:\nChris Dixon has said that it is only a matter of time before a single programmer achieves greater success than WhatsApp in terms of how fast his or her application is adopted. Now, more than ever, one person can literally change the world in a major way since they now have the ability to create software on inexpensive machines, using techniques they can learn on line, by accessing a third party data center in the cloud and delivering the service over the global network of networks. The good news is that barriers to entry in business are disappearing. The bad news is also that barriers to entry are disappearing in business.\n10. Maintenance and support costs are low in a scalable business\nMany modern software applications can be supported in an automated way, which can make the cost of goods sold (COGS) remarkably low and gross margins incredibly attractive. I wrote about that phenomenon in my blog post on pricing and gross margins. Cloud computing has radically reduced the cost of creating a startup. The good news is that it is cheaper than ever to conduct new business experiments, the bad news is that there are more people and companies than ever conducting these experiments.\n11. In a scalable business customer retention is very high (low churn)\nMy blog post on customer churn is here https://25iq.com/2017/01/27/everyone-poops-and-has-customer-churn-and-a-dozen-notes/ and since this post is already getting a bit long I will not say much more here. What makes a business scalable is a service that is sticky and as a result does not suffer too much from painful churn. Every business has some customer churn, but some have less than others. The best businesses understand the value of customer retention and as a result have effective ways to keep the impact of churn manageable.\n12. In a scalable business network effects are strong, which increases the value of the product or service as the number of customers grows\nMy post on network effects is here https://25iq.com/2016/03/24/two-powerful-mental-models-network-effects-and-critical-mass/ and again I won\u2019t write too much more now since this post is running long.\nI will add one final note before concluding this post. Investors should consider both supply-side and demand side scalability in evaluating the financial prospects of a business. Supply-side scalability concerns the ability of a business to use capital, labor and resources more efficiently as the business grows. Managers concerned with supply-side scale are working to optimize processes so profit can be maximized. Sangeet Paul Choudary writes:\n\u201cOptimization involves creating repeatable processes which can be cost-effectively repeated over and over again to grow the business. The two key aspects of scaling are:\nA) Repeatability\nB) Cost-effectiveness\nA lot of business education is focused on strategies for optimization of these processes. An IT outsourcing shop, for example, optimizes processes surrounding the labor variable to create scale. A manufacturing business has to optimize processes involving procurement, production, distribution.\u201d\nScalability on the demand side, which is where network effects happen, can be created by structuring how customers interact with the product and with other users of the product.\nNetwork effects exist when the \u201cvalue\u201d of a format or system depends on the number of users. These effects can be positive (for example, a telephone network) or negative (for example, congestion). They can also be direct (increases in usage lead to direct increases in value to users, as with the telephone) or indirect (usage increases the production of complementary goods, as with cases for mobile phones).\nInvestors seek a business with network effects since it has attributes which can help it build a barriers to entry against competitors.\nhttps://steveblank.com/2010/01/25/whats-a-startup-first-principles/\nhttps://steveblank.com/2010/01/14/a-startup-is-not-a-smaller-version-of-a-large-company/\nhttps://steveblank.com/2011/08/29/it%E2%80%99s-not-how-big-it-is-%E2%80%93-it%E2%80%99s-how-well-it-performs-the-startup-genome-compass/\nhttp://fortune.com/2011/06/01/how-to-know-if-your-business-will-scale/\nhttp://abovethecrowd.com/2012/09/04/the-dangerous-seduction-of-the-lifetime-value-ltv-formula/\nhttps://www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/1990/01/1990_bpeamicro_romer.pdf\nhttp://natishalom.typepad.com/nati_shaloms_blog/2007/07/the-true-meanin.html\nhttp://blogs.reuters.com/small-business/2011/09/01/the-no-1-predictor-of-startup-failure-premature-scaling/\nhttps://www.researchgate.net/profile/Christian_Nielsen3/publication/273320139_The_Concept_of_Business_Model_Scalability/links/54fe31050cf2741b69ef9d22/The-Concept-of-Business-Model-Scalability.pdf\nhttps://www.forbes.com/sites/martinzwilling/2013/09/06/10-tips-for-building-the-most-scalable-startup/#4136a2265f28\nhttps://www.google.com/amp/amp.timeinc.net/fortune/2011/06/01/how-to-know-if-your-business-will-scale/%3Fsource%3Ddam\nhttp://www.linfo.org/scalable.html\nhttps://brandcave.co/blog/the-weird-relationship-between-startups-and-scalability/\nhttp://platformed.info/the-scalable-startup-test-bumps-vs-engines/\nhttps://blogs.wsj.com/accelerators/2013/05/30/ryan-smith-nail-it-then-scale-it/",
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        "raw_content": "There are flashes of barbarism in Wes Anderson\u2019s highly ornate and carefully ordered The Grand Budapest Hotel. Ralph Fiennes\u2019 fussy hotel concierge, Monsieur Gustave H., may recite Romantic poetry and lament the \u201cbarbaric slaughterhouse\u201d that humanity has become, but he still occasionally lets slip an angry \u201cshit\u201d or \u201cfuck.\u201d Like the meticulous auteur behind this film, Gustave is generally discrete, controlling, and civilized, but his intermittent slippages in decorum, and the similar lapses in restraint elsewhere in the film, reveal the tensions in Gustave\u2019s character as well as in Anderson\u2019s aesthetic.\nLike so many of the controlling characters at the centre of Anderson\u2019s films, Gustave H. is extremely particular. 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Throughout the various subsequent escapades on trains, in prison, and up and down mountains, Gustave is aided by the faithful lobby boy Zero, who becomes his fast friend.\nAnderson the storyteller is a master of discretion as well, and he typically tells his stories through one or more layers of narration. The Grand Budapest Hotel has more layers than ever. It begins briefly in the present with a girl paying tribute to the statue of an unnamed \u201cAuthor.\u201d Anderson then cuts to the Author (Tom Wilkinson) explaining to the camera how the stories he wrote tended to come to him. Anderson then shows us how the Author, as a younger man (Jude Law), was told this particular story at the Grand Budapest Hotel in 1968. At last, the main storyline of the film is told by an old Mr. Mustafa (F. Murray Abraham), who recounts his youth as a lobby boy at the hotel to the Author. (The layers of narration are actually handled more delicately than my clumsy written summary can suggest.)\nAnderson also has a particular knack for revealing important information inconspicuously. For example, the most intimate glimpse we are ever shown of Gustave\u2019s inner life is a rather depressing view of him eating a meal alone in his underwear in his tiny bare room. It is clear that Gustave\u2019s entire identity is invested in his role as concierge; he has no life apart from the hotel. Even his amorous affairs are in some sense about serving the needs of his guests. But Anderson presents this information without comment and almost in passing. Anderson\u2019s general restraint in revealing character information makes these passing glimpses all the more crucial, and the viewer familiar with Anderson\u2019s films has been trained to remain alert for such brief, telling moments and asides.\nLike any other Anderson film, and it seems increasingly so, The Grand Budapest Hotel displays a wealth of cameos (see the cast list below) and impeccable cinematography, editing, and mise en sc\u00e8ne. For instance, the aspect ratio changes to the one most commonly used during each time period (Academy ratio, anamorphic scope, and 16:9), and the 1930s storyline has a palette dominated by pink and grey. As always, Anderson\u2019s framing and camera movements are strictly controlled.\nWhat stands out in this film, though, are the disruptions to the otherwise ordered world of the film\u2014the flashes of brutal violence and twenty-first-century-sounding vulgarisms. But the fact is, such incongruous moments litter all of Anderson\u2019s films, and actually rely upon his otherwise restrained tone for effect. For example, in The Grand Budapest Hotel, the gory demise of a cat thrown out a window would not be shocking or awkwardly funny if the scene were shot with rough camerawork or if the film were constantly violent. The intrusions of vulgarity, violence, and serious danger into the seemingly comic, diorama-like world of Anderson\u2019s film suggest that aesthetics are no guard against disorder and genuine evil.\nAlso significant to the film, and a source of much of its richness and complexity, is its setting in the fictional European nation of Zubrowka, between the two world wars. Zubrowka is presented as a hodgepodge of Central, Alpine, and Eastern Europe, a collection of notions and images straddling the uncertain line between \u201cContinental\u201d and \u201cEastern,\u201d between \u201ccivilized\u201d culture (most visible in the film in the shape of the luxurious titular hotel) and the foreign and strange. The film is constantly, if subtly, blurring the frontier that divides \u201ccivilization\u201d and \u201cbarbarism,\u201d and it is telling that Zero Mustafa, the eventual owner of the hotel, comes from a generic \u201cOriental\u201d country ravaged by war. And the fact that these tensions are never explicitly discussed makes the film that much more complex.\nThe setting also recalls such European capers as The Lady Vanishes (1938), and, like in Hitchcock's film, the spectre of war hangs over The Grand Budapest Hotel.\nHow important are the film\u2019s seemingly marginal interests in the rise of Fascism in 1930s Zubrowka and the influence of the drab Communist regime on the hotel\u2019s d\u00e9cor in the 1960s storyline? The idea that somehow good manners and civilized culture could prevent or holdback the \u201cbarbaric slaughterhouse\u201d was utterly exploded by both World Wars, as civilization itself produced the slaughter. It is no accident that Anderson has set his fanciful longing for a more refined past in the unstable period between two of the most barbaric periods in our recent past. But he also nests that storyline within another period, in which modernist-Communist aesthetics have largely erased the luxurious, refined past. If Anderson, like Gustave, yearns for the ordered culture of a vague past, he also distrusts a bland totalitarian order, which erases eccentricity and allows for no intrusions of personality.\nIn exploring the relationships between \u201ccivilization\u201d and \u201cbarbarism,\u201d between polished order and messy anarchy, between refinement and savagery, The Grand Budapest Hotel reveals how the former relies on, and simultaneously contains, the latter, while also foregrounding Anderson\u2019s characteristic reliance on the creative energy generated by such disjunctions.\nThe Grand Budapest Hotel (USA/Germany, 2014)\nWritten and directed by Wes Anderson; starring Ralph Fiennes, F. 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        "raw_content": "Have you ever been afraid of the day that is to follow?\nI have. I am right now.\nTomorrow is a day which I cannot mess up, or else my days will grow worse.\nIt\u2019s human to feel this way. But it\u2019s hard to tell yourself that, hell, even I struggle to tell myself that. Worrying is what gives us that sense of wanting to achieve or impress, that desire to do something good, even if the outcome may not be that bleak.\nRejection. That\u2019s what we fear. I hate the word. It sounds desperate and cruel, but it\u2019s the most accurate word for the situation. I\u2019m scared that I may be rejected as an author, scared that I may be rejected back into education should that day come.\nIt haunts us, but there\u2019s no need to be scared of the dark. Rejection can be resourceful, if one knows how to harness it. Let it drive you. Only you know truly what to do, no one can tell you otherwise. They may advise you, yet that cannot control you. your thoughts are as free and as wild as harsh winds that plague the world.\nFear rejection, and you will know how to overcome in. Picture it like this: You are aware of what it is that you have or haven\u2019t done for this terrible, daunting outcome. So, by definition, you know what you should have done. Well, what\u2019s stopping you?\nIf all you need is a little push to change the tides, then there\u2019s nothing stopping you doing anything.\nPosted in literature, story, The Dull Story Of My Life, writer, writingTagged help, hurt, life, literature, short stories, short story, story, writer, writing\nYou might be sitting at your computer, or sat hunched over your phone, thinking a multiple number of things. Is one of those thoughts about you growing up? Finding a partner, starting a family, having a successful career?\nNo? Well read on anyway\u2026 please? 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But just, think, just for a moment.\nYour parents were likely married, or maybe not, but either way, they were likely a man and a woman who decided to have a child. You. You grow up a little, go to school and learn about the Nuclear Family, about how you\u2019re expected to contribute to society by slaving away from a fraction of wage that your superior gains. Is it really the right thing to do? Or are we just encouraged to let go of our dreams?\nNow, I\u2019m not saying that everyone you encounter will be trying to whip you into a good adult, but why doesn\u2019t the education system help you discover something other than the academic curriculum already set in place? Maybe your teachers pushed you down the road of your talents, but I certainly know mine didn\u2019t.\nI\u2019m babbling on here, but there is a point to it all, just bare with me\u2026 ok? You\u2019re still there, right?\nThe point of this is all is to try and encourage you not to be a sheep. 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It\u2019s your life, your rules, you\u2019re not playing anyone\u2019s game.\nPosted in literature, story, The Dull Story Of My Life, Uncategorized, writer, writingTagged help, hurt, life, literature, love, short stories, story, writer, writing\nA Jobseeker Journey\nWell this went t*ts-up quickly, didn\u2019t it?\nAfter a failed year at sixth-form, I ventured down the path of apprenticeships \u2013 a great way into a career for both, but a nightmare for me. What a surprise!\nI won\u2019t go too in-depth with the boring details of a career path that was worse that putting the milk in first for a cup of tea (seriously, I don\u2019t trust anyone who puts the milk in first, like, who even are you?), so I\u2019ll skip straight to the first time was on job seekers \u2013 yeah, the FIRST time, the second time is worse, and still on going\u2026 anyone who wants to pray for Liam?\nAt first, the fact i was unemployed didn\u2019t phase me too much. For the first week, I spent every second of my time writing up a new best selling novel\u2026 don\u2019t laugh, ok? I was four years ago, I was young! It was at this point where I suddenly felt free; I had just got rid of a dead-end relationship, and now, I was free of a horrific job that made me go deaf in both eyes and blind in both ears.\nBut soon the writing came to a halt, and the realisation that money is even more important than food hit me faster than my money hit the counter at Waterstones. So, I began the dreaded job search.\nI got a job within a month \u2013 and may I add, it was an incredibly long month. But, a job is a job! Anything that pays the bills and keeps Death behind a door is a positive thing.\nNow, I went from one job directly into the next within a year. I was finally happy in the role that I had found, as I was finally allowed to tell people off without getting a court order for assault\u2026 to clarify, I\u2019m a good boy\u2026\nBut, that role fell through, as thus JSA welcomes me back like a puppy, just not as cute or as wanted. This time around, it\u2019s hard. By God it\u2019s bloody hard. Within the space of a month, I had lost the best relationship I\u2019ve ever had, and another job. Nothing more could have gone wrong, right? Wrong. I\u2019m sure you\u2019re familiar with money, and how it allows you to buy and keep things?\nI own a pretty cheap but nifty car that I relied on for commuting to and from work, but now that I was unemployed, I couldn\u2019t afford the petrol nor the insurance. The worst part of this was the fact that being without a vehicle makes is 1000% more difficult to find a job.\nThere\u2019s only so much you can take. When you\u2019re sitting on a job search website, throwing your CV out to anyone with a pair of eyes, you feel less of a person, having to reply on had working people\u2019s money in order for you to literally survive. (To all of you readers who are tax payers, I thank you on behalf of everyone going through my issue for allowing us to have another chance. We\u2019d literally be underground if not for you).\nAs the months strolled by, it became clear to me that this was not going to be as easy as the last time. The mind can only stretch so far before is break, and believe me, mine is near its maximum pull.\nYet, there is a tiny, very hard to see silver lining. In the darkness, there is hope, just like how in the light, there is fear. The time taken for me to find a job has given me a further, more complete understanding of how the world works, how sometimes the innocent is punished, and the grotesque rewarded. Yet support is there for both, whenever needed. 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        "raw_content": "WonderCon 2014: Dark Horse Comics panels and exclusives\nWasn\u2019t it just last week that WonderCon Anaheim was almost sold out, with only Sunday badges available? Now, you can get a 1-day Friday only badge for $25. 1-Day badges for Sunday only are still available for $15. Tickets are available for purchase online only.\nYou might want to line up to get tickets for signings for the free signings at the Dark Horse booth #519. Free comics, prints and poster are available at each signing. There will also be items available for sale. Certain restrictions may apply. Please note that signings will be ticketed or capped as needed. All events are subject to change.\n1:00 p.m. Avatar: The Last Airbender: Gene Yang\n3:00 p.m. Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi: Dan Parsons\n11:00 a.m. Bad Houses: Sara Ryan\n12:00 p.m. Avatar: The Last Airbender: Gene Yang\n3:00 p.m. Tomb Raider: Gail Simone\n4:00 p.m. Never Ending: D. J. Kirkbride, Robert Love\n5:00 p.m. The Fifth Beatle: Vivek J. Tiwary, Andrew C. Robinson\n11:30 a.m. Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10: Christos Gage\n1:00 p.m. The Star Wars: Mike Mayhew\n3:00 p.m. Serenity: Leaves on the Wind: Zack Whedon, Georges Jeanty*\n*Ticketed event. A set number of tickets will be distributed Friday, Saturday, and Sunday mornings by drawing.\n5:30 p.m.\u20136:30 p.m. Room 203 The Making of Star Wars\nWonderCon Anaheim special guest artist Mike Mayhew (Avengers) goes behind the scenes of the Diamond Gem Award\u2013winning series The Star Wars, from Dark Horse Comics. Mike will take you on a tour of the universe that was never meant to be, from its mysterious origins to a sneak peek at the collected volumes coming this summer.\n5:30 p.m.\u20136:30 p.m., Room 213 Dark Horse Presents Avatar: The Last Airbender\nDark Horse\u2019s growing line of books following up on the original Nickelodeon hit animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender have achieved bestseller status! Working directly with the show\u2019s creators, Gene Yang (American Born Chinese, Boxers and Saints) penned the first three-book series, The Promise, to universal acclaim, and followed it with The Search. Now, Yang tackles the events directly following The Search in The Rift. Join Gene Yang for an exclusive look at what\u2019s to come in what is sure to be one of the year\u2019s most talked about series!\n1:30 p.m.\u20132:30 p.m., Room 213 Dark Horse Presents Whedonversity\nDark Horse\u2019s continuations of Joss Whedon\u2019s cult favorites (Serenity, Buffy, Angel & Faith) remain some of the most-talked-about comics in today\u2019s market. Dark Horse and WonderCon Anaheim are giving you an exclusive chance to hear all there is to tell about the upcoming arcs of both Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Serenity from the creative teams themselves! Join Dark Horse, along with Buffy Season 10 writer Christos Gage, Serenity writer Zack Whedon, and artist Georges Jeanty, for what is guaranteed to be one panel you don\u2019t wanna miss!\nGet ready for some Wondercon exclusives!\nDark Horse brings an all-new variant cover for a critical hit and fan favorite, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, with an exclusive Season Ten first-issue cover by Tomb Raider art director Brian Horton! Limited to 1,000 copies, these are sure to be scarce!\nSecond is a variant for Angel & Faith Season Ten #1, by Buffy cover artist Steve Morris! Again, with only 1,000 copies produced, these will go fast!\nThese two special WonderCon exclusives will retail for $5 and are limited to five per person.\nDark Horse also has three other convention exclusives, produced in limited editions and available while supplies last!\nLegendary artist Stan Sakai has done a special cover for the upcoming The Witcher, a canonical tie-in series in the world of the Witcher video games, which have collectively won over 250 awards and sold more than 5.5 million copies worldwide! All proceeds from the sale of this limited-edition variant will benefit Stan and Sharon Sakai.\nArt Baltazar and Franco bring you the characters that sprung from Mike Mignola\u2019s imagination, with an AW YEAH twist, in Itty Bitty Hellboy! A limited-edition hardcover is available at WonderCon for $20, while supplies last!\nThe Last of Us: American Dreams, from Faith Erin Hicks (The Adventures of Superhero Girl) and Naughty Dog\u2019s Neil Druckmann, collects the comics that are the official lead-in to the game. This limited-edition hardcover will first be available at PAX East this weekend, and then in very limited quantities at WonderCon for $24.99.\nPrevious WonderCon 2014: The Nerdist Team schedule\nNext Press release: Win a cool million in Disney pitching contest",
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        "raw_content": "Home Dvar Tzedek Beha\u2019alotcha\nThe 5776 (2015-2016) cycle of Dvar Tzedek is a special one. To commemorate AJWS\u2019s 30th anniversary, we are sharing a selection of some of our favorite commentaries from past years. Each legacy commentary will be introduced with a related reflection on AJWS\u2019s work and contemporary issues.\nIntroductory Reflection\nChange is hard. In Parashat Beha\u2019alotcha, the recently freed Israelite slaves seem unable to fully embrace their new situation. Complaining about food even though they were provided miraculous and plentiful manna, the slaves wistfully recall the leeks and onions they had as slaves. The Israelites, it seems, were hanging on to memories of their life in Egypt even though they were now free.\nAs Rabbi Elliot Kukla describes in his 2008 Dvar Tzedek, there is a difference between situational change and psychological transition. Your life situation may change\u2014for better or worse\u2014when you have a child, lose a parent, get a new job, or receive a debilitating diagnosis. But actually inhabiting that new life requires a complex process of inner reorientation and self-redefinition. In that light, Rabbi Kukla explains, \u201cleaving Egypt was a change. Leaving slavery is a transition.\u201d\nEvery major change in our lives requires this kind of transition; but when the change is traumatic, the process is particularly hard. Imagine contracting Ebola, being quarantined away from your seven children, then surviving\u2014only to discover that your husband and youngest daughter had died. How do you rebuild your life after that?\nSupporting survivors through this most painful of transitions is the work of AJWS grantee Trauma Healing and Reconciliation Program (THRP). Drawing upon their extensive experience working with survivors of Liberia\u2019s 14 years of civil war, THRP provided psychosocial support to people struggling to cope with the after-effects of Ebola. It also trained a cadre of fellow organizations to provide the same services. These groups, in turn, trained community leaders in hard-hit areas to counsel grieving family members and Ebola survivors.\nThe Israelites in this week\u2019s portion left Egypt, but it was only in the desert that they realized they had carried their slavery within them. As Rabbi Kukla blesses us in the conclusion of his Dvar Tzedek, may all of us across the globe \u201clearn from the Israelites\u2019 wandering and find a pathway out of both internal and external oppression. May we make not just changes, but also deep transitions that allow us to march forward toward a promised land of justice and freedom.\u201d\nRead more about Liberians who are helping survivors cope with Ebola\u2019s psychological scars. 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Most of this complaining is really a way of expressing the same heart-wrenching sentiment as my patient expressed\u2014making fundamental life changes, even if they are life-saving ones like leaving slavery or quitting drinking, is extremely difficult. Even when we intellectually know we need to discard harmful addictions, behaviors or relationships, leaving behind old ways of being in the world is at best an ambiguous experience.\nIn this week\u2019s portion the people complain bitterly. \u201cIf only we had meat to eat,\u201d they wail. \u201cWe remember the fish we ate in Egypt for free, the cucumbers, the melons, the leeks, the onions and the garlic. Now our gullets are shriveled. There is nothing at all, nothing but this Manna to look forward to!\u201d[1]\nIt is hard to understand why the people remember slavery and oppression so warmly. Jewish sages question whether the Egyptian taskmasters really gave the Israelites fish for free and posit that the freedom that they are recalling in Egypt was actually a freedom from morality and obligation.[2] As slaves, the people did not have to make decisions\u2014they did not even have to choose what to eat\u2014and they were free from any responsibility. In the desert the people begin to mature and make choices for themselves, but still yearn for the deceptive \u201cfreedom\u201d of slavery. In other words, the people had left slavery but not psychological bondage\u2014they were still thinking like slaves as opposed to thinking like free people.\nThe contemporary writer William Bridges claims that there is a difference between change and transition:\nChange is your move to a new city or your shift to a new job. It is the birth of a new baby or the death of your father\u2026 Change is situational. Transition on the other hand, is psychological. It is not those events, but rather the inner reorientation and self-redefinition that you have to go through in order to incorporate any of those changes into your life. Unless a transition happens, the change won\u2019t work, because it won\u2019t \u201ctake.\u201d[3]\nLeaving Egypt was a change. Leaving slavery is a transition.\nIn the contemporary world, we often talk about social change. Change is essential, but we also need social transition. Investing in the education of women is one example of promoting social transition. Studies have shown that when girls and women have more educational opportunities, rates of HIV infection are significantly lower.[4] The education of women leads to transitions in the way individuals relate to each other, to their families and to the range of options they see for their own lives. When HIV prevalence drops, life expectancy and incomes rise. 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Between amazing never-before-seen collaborations, touching performances, and incredible covers, the second night of the festival was one to remember.\nTake a look at all of the best moments from night two of the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Festival below.\nJustin Timberlake Brought Out Shawn Mendes For 'What Goes Around...Comes Around'\nDuring a career-spanning set from Justin Timberlake, who kicked off the show, the pop superstar surprised the crowd with Shawn Mendes who perform \"What Goes Around...Comes Around\" as a duet. They both also played acoustic guitar.\nBreaking Down Shawn Mendes' GIF-Worthy Performance\nSpeaking of Mendes, the 20-year-old singer performed some of his biggest hits, such as \"In My Blood,\" \"Lost in Japan,\" and \"Stitches.\" There were so many amazing moments during Shawn's performance that we just had to gif all of our favorites. Warning: these gifs are so adorable, you just might melt. 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While the rocker's music has lived on, fans would never again get to see him perform live on a stage, but during the Skynyrd's set, they got as close as they could to once again playing with Ronnie.\nAs the group played an epic 12-minute long version of their classic song, \"Free Bird,\" silent video of Ronnie singing the track was shown on the giant screen behind them, synced up perfectly with his brother, Johnny Van Zant's singing. Skynyrd rocked the tune with Ronnie as if their late bandmate was standing onstage with them once again.\nBobby And Sharna Had Their Minds Blown By An Illusionist\nThere are some amazing presenters and performers at the show, and before they take the stage, there were many things for them to do backstage. 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        "raw_content": "The Alzheimer Society of Canada (\u201cAlzheimer Society\u201d) is part of the Alzheimer Society Federation of Canada (\u201cFederation\u201d). The Federation is a collective of the various Alzheimer Societies across Canada including the Alzheimer Society of Canada and provincial and regional societies (collectively referred to as \u201cFederation Partners\u201d). For a complete list of the various Federation Partners, please see Schedule A at the end of this Privacy Policy. The Federation is a nation-wide movement to support individuals and families with Alzheimer\u2019s disease and other dementias, and to find a cure for the disease. The Federation Partners are committed to working together in support of this vision and mission of the Federation. In this regard, in order to allow the Federation Partners to work together to fulfill the Federation\u2019s mission, Personal Information (see definition below) provided to the Alzheimer Society of Canada may be shared between the various members of the Federation.\nThe Alzheimer Society of Canada (\u201cAlzheimer Society\u201d or \u201cwe\u201d) knows how important your privacy is to you. Our relationship with you is founded on trust and we are committed to maintaining that trust. The Alzheimer Society of Canada recognizes that your right to privacy is an essential issue and understands your interest in protecting your Personal Information. For these reasons, the Alzheimer Society\u2019s Privacy Policy incorporates high standards as set out in federal and provincial Canadian privacy legislation and confirms our dedication to protecting your privacy and maintaining the trust that you have placed in our organization. This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time by the Alzheimer Society at which time we will give you reasonable notice. Please check our website periodically to see the current Privacy Policy.\nThe Alzheimer Society of Canada stores and maintains Personal Information in conformity with the requirements of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and the Model Code for the Protection of Personal Information created and approved by the Canadian Standards Association. In some cases, third party service providers may store or transfer Personal Information in or to countries where compliance with Canadian privacy laws cannot always be guaranteed. Please rest assured that the Alzheimer Society makes reasonable efforts to contract only with trustworthy service providers who are committed to protecting the privacy of your Personal Information.\nFor the purposes of this Privacy Policy, \u201cPersonal Information\u201d refers to any information about an identifiable individual. Information will be about an \u201cidentifiable individual\u201d where there is a serious possibility that an individual could be identified through the use of that information, alone or in combination with other information.\nThe Alzheimer Society is committed to identifying the purposes for which Personal Information is collected at or before the time the information is collected, and to documenting the purposes for which Personal Information is collected. The Personal Information we may collect from you includes:\nContact information, such as your name, address, telephone number and email address;\nDonation information such as date of gift, amount of gift, the campaign you contributed to, and name of your spouse or partner if it was a joint gift;\nFinancial information such as your payment methods and preferences, billing and banking information including credit card number and expiry date or chequing account transit numbers. Online financial transactions such as donations and event registrations, are processed using secure web transactions;\nOther Personal Information may be collected to be used for purposes that an individual would consider reasonable in the circumstances. For example, if you have demonstrated an interest in receiving information about Alzheimer\u2019s disease or a related dementia, or participating in fundraising or other related events, we may send you information regarding other fundraising programs and services;\nOn a voluntary basis, Personal Information such as your gender, language preference, motivations for supporting the Alzheimer Society, and preferred method of contact is requested when donations are made; and\nOn a voluntary basis, Personal Information including acknowledging if you are a person living with Alzheimer\u2019s disease or a related dementia, or if you are a caregiver or family member to a person with Alzheimer\u2019s disease or other related dementia may be requested.\nWhen you provide us with your Personal Information we assume you consent to our collecting it and using it for the specific purposes identified at the time of the collection or in this Privacy Policy. We do not collect Personal Information indiscriminately and we do not collect any information about you unless you provide it to us willingly.\nThe above noted Personal Information we collect from you may be used by the Alzheimer Society and Federation Partners for the following limited purposes:\nTo respond to requests for services and information;\nTo inform you about activities, special events, and volunteer opportunities;\nTo assist in developing new programs, events, and services;\nFor fundraising;\nTo process donations and issue tax receipts;\nTo provide donation recipients with summary or aggregate information about our donations, programs and services;\nFor internal research purposes;\nTo develop advertising based on donor preferences;\nFor public education purposes;\nFor advocacy purposes;\nTo save your access credentials to the message board and live chat options on our webpage;\nFor voluntary surveys when donations are made to help design profiles of the donor base to aid with creating of messaging and providing content, as well as to refine targeted marketing campaigns to prospective donors;\nTo cross-reference Personal Information between and amongst all Federation Partners; and\nTo provide newsletters, emails, information and updates.\nSome of the Personal Information the Alzheimer Society collects is needed in order to satisfy the requirements of Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). We may provide further details to you about Personal Information that we collect or uses that we may make of your Personal Information either at the time we ask you to provide that information or through changes to this Privacy Policy. Although you may choose to not share your Personal Information with the Alzheimer Society, if you choose not to do so, your involvement in Alzheimer Society activities and the Alzheimer Society community may be limited.\nIf at one time you provided your Personal Information for any of the above reasons, or any additional reason, you may unsubscribe by contacting the Chief Privacy Compliance Officer whose information can be found at the bottom of this Privacy Policy.\nBy providing your Personal Information to the Alzheimer Society, you have confirmed your trust in us. We are honored by this and take pride in serving you. The Alzheimer Society may share your Personal Information in the following limited ways. If you would like to withdraw your consent to the disclosure of the Personal Information, please contact our Chief Privacy Compliance Officer whose contact information can be found at the bottom of this Privacy Policy. Please note that the withdrawal of your consent may impact on the Alzheimer Society\u2019s ability to serve you and to maintain your relationship with the Alzheimer Society.\nPersonal Information may be shared as necessary between and amongst all Federation Partners for the purposes stated within this Privacy Policy or disclosed at the time of collection;\nAs part of our fundraising initiatives, Personal Information may be shared with other registered charities;\nPersonal Information is shared as necessary with auditors for the Alzheimer Society\u2019s annual audit;\nBanking information is shared with the Alzheimer Society\u2019s banking institution to process donations;\nSurveys mailed back from donors are received along with all other fundraising mail responses at the Alzheimer Society\u2019s third party service provider\u2019s facility, where their staff enters responses into a secure database;\nPersonal Information may be shared with contracted third parties during the preparation of fundraising campaigns and used exclusively by them for the purposes of those specific campaigns;\nThe Alzheimer Society may share your Personal Information to contracted third party service providers or agents who provide services to or on behalf of the Alzheimer Society such as:\nHosting, data management and storage services;\nMarket analyses, and retention services; and\nDonation processing and receipt production services.\nThe Alzheimer Society or third party service providers may use servers for such purposes located in the United States or another foreign country. The Personal Information of an individual may be processed and stored in the United States or such other foreign country, and the governments, courts or law enforcement or regulatory agencies of that country may be able to obtain disclosure of through the laws of the foreign country.\nPersonal Information may also be disclosed without your consent if required by law or by order or requirement of a court, administrative agency or governmental tribunal; where the Society believes, upon reasonable grounds, that it is necessary to protect the rights, privacy, safety, or property of an identifiable person or group.\nThe Alzheimer Society remains responsible for Personal Information in its possession or custody, including information that the Alzheimer Society transfers to a third party for processing or for storage. As such, the Alzheimer Society enters into confidentiality or contractual agreements with third parties which are engaged to perform services on its behalf and to whom the Alzheimer Society transfers Personal Information for processing or storage requiring them to provide a level of security comparable to that provided under its Privacy Policy.\n4. Storing, Processing and Securing Personal Information\nThe Alzheimer Society stores and maintains Personal Information in conformity with the requirements of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and the Model Code for the Protection of Personal Information created and approved by the Canadian Standards Association. When we use third party service providers for storing or processing of Personal Information, we use contractual or other means to ensure that your Personal Information is protected. In some cases, third party service providers may store or transfer Personal Information in or to countries where compliance with Canadian privacy laws cannot always be guaranteed. Please rest assured that the Alzheimer Society makes reasonable efforts to contract only with trustworthy service providers who are committed to protecting the privacy of your Personal Information.\nWe use a variety of secure means to store your Personal Information. These include:\nThe Alzheimer Society uses technological security measures, including passwords and encryption, to prevent unauthorized access to financial and other Personal Information stored on computer systems;\nLocked cabinets in secure areas are used to store hard copies of financial information;\nThird party providers, agents or vendors are used to provide services to or on behalf of the Alzheimer Society such as secure data storage, data hosting, and data management.\nEither the Alzheimer Society or such third party service provider may use servers for such purposes located in the United States or another foreign country. The Personal Information of an individual may be processed and stored in the United States or such other foreign country, and the governments, courts or law enforcement or regulatory agencies of that country may be able to obtain disclosure of Personal Information through the laws of the foreign country.\nRelevant staff members of the Alzheimer Society have access to your Personal Information as required, and only as reasonably necessary on a need-to-know basis to fulfill the purposes indentified upon the collection of the information, or for the purposes stated in this Privacy Policy, for example to organize fundraising campaigns, process donations, or fulfill marketing and communication purposes.\nThe Alzheimer Society may collect and use an individual's IP address, and date and time that the individual accessed our website, to help identify the individual, gather broad demographic information about users of the website, diagnose problems with the Alzheimer Society\u2019s systems, and administer the Alzheimer Society website.\nDepending on an individual's browser settings, the Alzheimer Society website may use cookies. A cookie is a tiny element of data that a website can send to an individual's browser, which may then be stored on their hard drive so the website can recognize them when the individual returns to the particular website. We may use cookies to deliver content according to the individual's preferences. If an individual's browser settings do not accept cookies from our website, they may not be able to take advantage of all of the features of the website.\nWe use \u201cGoogle Analytics\u201d to collect information about use of the Alzheimer Society website. Google Analytics is a web analytics service that uses cookies to track information about the use of the website such as how often users visit the sites, what pages they visit when they do so, and what other websites they used prior to coming to the Alzheimer Society website. This information is used to improve the Alzheimer Society website. Google Analytics only collects the IP addresses assigned to you on the date you visit the site, rather than your name or other identifying information about an individual. Information collected through the use of Google Analytics is not combined with personally identifiable information. Google\u2019s ability to use and share information collected by Google Analytics about your visits to the Alzheimer Society website is restricted by the Google Analytics Terms of Use and the Google Privacy Policy. Google Analytics stores information on servers in the United States and the governments, courts or law enforcement, or regulatory agencies of the United States may be able to obtain disclosure of Personal Information through the laws of the United States. You can prevent Google Analytics from recognizing you on return visits to the Alzheimer Society website by disabling cookies on your browser. If you choose, you can opt out by turning off cookies in the preferences settings in your web browser. For more information on Google Analytics, please visit: http://www.google.com/analytics/.\n6. The Model Code for the Protection of Personal Information\nThe Alzheimer Society applies the ten principles of the Model Code for the Protection of Personal Information when collecting, using or disclosing your Personal Information:\ni. Accountability\nThe Alzheimer Society is responsible for the Personal Information collected and maintained by it and which is under its control. In order to fulfill this responsibility we have designated a Chief Privacy Compliance Officer whose contact information is available at the bottom of this document, to be responsible for the day-to-day care and control of Personal Information. We have taken the following measures to ensure compliance with this Privacy Policy:\nDeveloping procedures to protect Personal Information;\nDeveloping procedures to receive and respond to complaints and inquiries;\nTraining our staff about our policies and practices respecting Personal Information; and\nDeveloping and distributing information to our staff and the general public explaining our policies and procedures respecting Personal Information.\nii. Identifying Purposes\nThe Alzheimer Society is committed to openness to you regarding its collection and use of Personal Information, as discussed above. To demonstrate this openness, we require the consent of individuals prior to using their Personal Information for any purpose other than that for which it was originally collected or stated within this Privacy Policy. Similarly, if any individuals wish to be advised of the Personal Information we have related to them, they can contact us at the address set out below.\nThe Alzheimer Society is committed to ensuring that you are aware of how your Personal Information is used. We are dedicated to obtaining the informed consent of individuals who provide us with their Personal Information. If your Personal Information is to be used for a new purpose not previously identified at the time of collection or in this Privacy Policy, consent for that new purpose would be obtained. To this end, all our employees, personnel or agents are instructed to provide information about how Personal Information is used by us to all interested individuals who inquire, as well as obtain the informed consent of those who provide their Personal Information. As well, we may periodically request written confirmation from you to ensure that the Personal Information collected and maintained by us is up-to-date and accurate. We also may ensure that we have your continuing consent to use and retain your Personal Information. The Alzheimer Society will not disclose your Personal Information, without your consent. It will only do so if required by law or in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to:\nconform to obligations imposed by law or statute;\nmeet an emergency need; and/or\nas required pursuant to a criminal investigation.\nYou may withdraw your consent at any time, subject to legal or contractual restrictions and reasonable notice, by contacting the Chief Privacy Compliance Officer. Please note that the withdrawal of your consent may impact on the Alzheimer Society\u2019s ability to serve you and to maintain your relationship with the Alzheimer Society.\niv. Limiting Collection\nThe Alzheimer Society restricts the collection of Personal Information only to that information that is necessary for the limited purposes noted above. We are committed to collecting Personal Information in a fair, open and lawful manner. For this reason, the Alzheimer Society does not indiscriminately collect Personal Information. We collect Personal Information to fulfill the above-noted purposes only, and for no other purposes.\nv. Limiting Use, Disclosure and Retention\nThe Alzheimer Society does not use Personal Information for purposes other than those for which it was originally collected or stated in this Privacy Policy, unless it has first obtained the consent of the person from whom such information was received. We retain Personal Information only for as long as it is needed and only for the fulfillment of the purposes for which it was originally collected, or for as long as legally required. Once Personal Information is no longer needed, it is shredded and disposed of. When disposing of or destroying Personal Information which is no longer needed, the Alzheimer Society ensures the appropriate measures are taken regarding the disposal or destruction so as to prevent unauthorized parties from gaining access to the information. The Alzheimer Society ensures that any third party service providers are following the Alzheimer Society\u2019s policies regarding the retention and destruction of Personal Information.\nvi. Accuracy\nThe Alzheimer Society is committed to maintaining accurate, complete and up-to-date Personal Information. If you are aware of changes to the Personal Information you have given to us, simply inform us of the changes and we will update our records accordingly. You may check and correct your Personal Information by contacting the Alzheimer Society and the Chief Privacy Compliance Officer assigned to oversee the day-to-day care and control of Personal Information by writing or emailing your request to the address set out below.\nvii. Safeguards\nThe Alzheimer Society has developed and implemented security safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the Personal Information kept by us. We also ensure that any of our employees who deal with Personal Information are properly trained and are aware of the necessary and appropriate measures required to protect Personal Information. Any Personal Information kept by us is disposed of or destroyed once it is no longer needed to meet the purposes for which it was collected.\nviii. Openness\nThe Alzheimer Society makes information about its policies and practices respecting the collection and maintenance of Personal Information available to all interested parties. We are pleased to answer any questions that you may have regarding the collection and maintenance of Personal Information. Please forward any questions in writing or email to the address set out below.\nix. Individual Access\nYou can also request access to your Personal Information held by us. However, we reserve the right to confirm the identity of the person seeking access to Personal Information before complying with any access requests. Please forward your access request in writing or email to the address set out below.\nx. Challenging Compliance\nAs noted above, the Alzheimer Society has designated an official who is responsible for the day-to-day care and control of Personal Information. This official will receive and respond to all information requests regarding our privacy policies or about your Personal Information under our care and control. We investigate all complaints received by us and will respond in writing in a timely manner. If any complaint is found to be justified, then we will take appropriate measures to resolve the matter to the satisfaction of the complainant.\nIf you would like more information about our policies, or if you would like to access or correct the Personal Information we have about you in our records, then please contact our Chief Privacy Compliance Officer by email or in writing, as provided below:\nATTENTION: CHIEF PRIVACY COMPLIANCE OFFICER\n20 Eglinton Avenue West, 16th floor\nprivacy@alzheimerssc.org\nSCHEDULE A: FEDERATION PARTNERS\nProvincial Societies\nFor Yukon and Nunavut please contact the provincial Alzheimer Society office closest to where you live.\nAlzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories\nAlzheimer Society of Manitoba\nAlzheimer Society of Newfoundland & Labrador\nAlzheimer Society of Prince Edward Island\nRegional Societies\nAlzheimer Societies in Ontario:\nIn Ontario, a network of twenty nine regional Alzheimer Societies offer services across the province.\nBrant-Haldimand Norfolk-Hamilton Halton\nCornwall and District\nHastings \u2013 Prince Edward\nKenora / Rainy River Districts\nKingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington\nLanark Leeds Grenville\nPeterborough, Kawartha Lakes,\nNorthumberland, & Haliburton\nSault Ste. 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        "raw_content": "In recent years, doctors have been increasingly interested in the relationship between allergies and the immune system. Specifically in developed countries, it has been found that many individuals who suffer from allergies also suffer from an autoimmune disease, and vice versa. This has led to the question are allergies an autoimmune disease, or do the two stem from the same fundamental problem?\nThe Relationship Between Allergies and the Immune System\nAllergies are one of the most common chronic health conditions in the world. Symptoms can range from mild and moderate (such as hives and eczema) to severe and life-threatening (anaphylaxis). Allergic reactions are triggered by the immune system in response to an outside substance deemed harmful to the body, such as foods, medications, pollen, mold, and pet dander. Substances that pose no threat to one person (such as peanut butter) can trigger a severe response in another.\nWhen exposed to an allergen \u2013 whether the allergen is inhaled, ingested, or enters through the skin \u2013 the immune system signals the body to produce antibodies. These antibodies can be very specific, which is why a person may be allergic to only one type of pollen instead of all pollen. The symptoms and severity of an allergic reaction depend on the type and quantity of allergen encountered and how an individual\u2019s immune system reacts to that particular allergen. Hormones, stress, and environmental irritants can also play a role in the severity or development of allergies. These factors can damage or suppress the immune system, further highlighting the link between allergies and the immune system.\nAutoimmune disease is a disorder in which the human body treats certain healthy tissues as if they were a threat. Essentially, the immune system fails to recognize these tissues as a part of the body and treats them as outside invaders, reacting to them as it does to bacteria, viruses, and allergens. As a result, allergies and autoimmune diseases often present with very similar symptoms. Both typically cause some sort of redness or swelling, a general feeling of fatigue and sickness, and itchiness is even a common shared symptom (particularly noticeable with Hashimoto\u2019s).\nPatients who suffer from both allergies and autoimmune disease often report a synchronization of the two conditions, with allergy flare-ups more common when their autoimmune diseases are at their worst. While the empirical data shows a correlation between how the body handles allergens and autoimmune disease responses, researchers have not yet discovered exactly how these conditions are linked. In order to understand the root cause of these immune system responses, researchers are now studying how the body reacts on a cellular level.\nWhile allergies and autoimmune diseases cause similar reactions in the immune system, they are two different conditions. The main difference between them is the trigger: allergies are a response to external triggers (certain foods or pollens), whereas autoimmune diseases are a response to internal triggers (the body\u2019s own cells). However, it is possible for one condition to contribute to the development of the other. If an autoimmune disease is not treated, the body\u2019s immune system will become compromised and thus more susceptible to attack from allergens. Likewise, untreated, chronic allergies can cause the immune system to remain in a state of heightened response which can cause it to harm the body\u2019s own internal systems, triggering an autoimmune disease.\nTreating Allergies & Autoimmune Disease Through Functional Medicine\nIf you are tired of simply treating symptoms and want to get to the root of your health problems, schedule an appointment with Dr. Minni Malhotra, MD, FAARM, ABAARM. As a Board Certified physician in Family Medicine as well as with the American Board of Anti-aging and Regenerative Medicine, Dr. Malhotra can help you discover the link between your allergies and autoimmune disease and will develop a personalized care plan to help you achieve optimal health. Call us today at (832) 246-8437.",
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        "raw_content": "Gaboon vipers are venomous snakes native to Africa. They are the largest African viper species, and as an added bonus, the also have the longest fangs! They use those two-inch fangs to inject enough venom to kill a slew of adult men. Thankfully, gaboon vipers do not bite humans very frequently. Read on to learn about the gaboon viper.\nDescription of the Gaboon Viper\nThese snakes are quite large, and average between 4 and 5 feet long. However, the largest specimen ever recorded was nearly 7 ft. long! Their coloration is perfectly adapted for rainforest living. They have light colored scales, with dark brown patches that closely resemble fallen leaves.\nAnother way to distinguish these snakes is their large, flat, triangular heads. They also have two small \u201chorns\u201d set in between their nostrils, though I wouldn\u2019t observe them that closely if you suspect you have crossed paths with a gaboon viper!\nInteresting Facts About the Gaboon Viper\nThough intimidating, and rightfully so, these snakes are not ruthless killing machines. In fact, bites from gaboon vipers are quite rare. Learn more about why we should respect these snakes rather than fear them.\nSneak Attack \u2013 These snakes are ambush predators. That means they use their camouflage to blend in with their environment, and wait for prey to pass close enough to strike. Though it seems surprising that a five-foot snake could go undetected, once curled up and lying still, the snakes are virtually undetectable!\nLazybones \u2013 Unfortunately, their camouflage is also the primary reason they end up biting people! While waiting for prey to pass by, gaboon vipers couldn\u2019t care less about the passing human, as they are much too large to eat. However, they do not appreciate the occasional human stepping on them, and are too lazy to move out of the way. Most bites occur when someone accidentally steps on the snake, and even then they don\u2019t always bite!\nVenom Toxicity \u2013 When a bite does occur, it can be seriously life threatening. Oddly enough, the venom itself is not particularly toxic. However, these snakes have massive venom glands, and inject an immense amount of venom when they do bite. This is why gaboon viper bites, though rare, can be very deadly.\nDocile Nature \u2013 Perhaps the biggest reason that gaboon viper bites are so rare is simply because the snakes are not very aggressive. Obviously handling or coming in contact with any venomous snake is highly dangerous, but these snakes are much less likely to bite than some other venomous species.\nHabitat of the Gaboon Viper\nThese snakes have a relatively small range of habitats that they prefer, and within these habitats they thrive. 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As ambush predators, they lie quietly and wait for prey to pass by them, relying on their camouflage to keep them hidden.\nGaboon Viper and Human Interaction\nIt is actually quite rare for gaboon vipers to interact with humans. They live in dense rainforests that are difficult to travel through, and tend to avoid densely populated areas. In addition, bites rarely occur because the snakes are not particularly aggressive. Because of this, humans rarely kill them, and their population remains stable.\nHumans have not domesticated gaboon vipers in any way.\nDoes the Gaboon Viper Make a Good Pet\nNo, gaboon vipers are not good pets. In fact, owning any venomous snake is a bad idea. These snakes, though fairly unaggressive, can be extremely dangerous if they do bite. If bitten, you could die.\nGaboon Viper Care\nIn a zoological setting, keepers must take extreme care when handling or interacting with this animal. 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        "raw_content": "As Lent approaches, our parish is preparing for Living the Eucharist. This spiritual renewal experience will involve our parishioners in a number of special activities during Lent. Bishop Noonan has declared this the \u201cYear of the Eucharist\u201d as the Diocese celebrates its 50 year anniversary. This program is one of the activities that we will be participating in as a parish to celebrate this special year. Registration is closed. We can only guarantee books for those that have pre-registered. Thank you\nFasting is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all 18 years of age and older who have not yet celebrated their 59th birthday. On a fast day one full meal is allowed. Two other meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to each one\u2019s needs, but together they should not equal another full meal.\nAbstinence is observed on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday and on all other Fridays of Lent by all 14 years of age and older. On days of abstinence no meat is allowed.\nRemember: If your health or your ability to work would be seriously affected, fasting or abstinence does not apply. If in doubt please speak with one of our Priests or Religious Sisters.\nLenten Prayer & Reconciliation Opportunities\nFeb. 14th \u2013 Ash Wednesday \u2013 No Reconciliation\nFriday, Feb. 16th \u2013 Fr. Gaitley in the Church.\nSaturday, Feb. 17th \u2013 Reconciliation 3:30 \u2013 4:30pm\nWednesday, Feb. 21st \u2013 Reconciliation 7 \u2013 8pm\nFriday, Feb. 23rd \u2013 7pm Stations of the Cross and Reconciliation until 8:30pm\nMonday, Feb. 26th \u2013 Reconciliation 7 \u2013 8pm\nWednesday, Feb. 28th \u2013 Reconciliation 7 \u2013 8pm\nFriday, March 2nd \u2013 7 pm \u2013 First Friday Mass followed by Stations of the Cross and Reconciliation until 8:30pm\nSaturday, March 3rd \u2013 Reconciliation 3:30 \u2013 4:30pm\nWednesday, March 7th \u2013 Reconciliation 7 \u2013 8pm\nFriday, March 9th \u2013 7pm Stations of the Cross and Reconciliation until 8:30pm\nSaturday, March 10th \u2013 Reconciliation 3:30 \u2013 4:30pm\nMonday, March 12th \u2013 Reconciliation 7 \u2013 8pm\nFriday, March 16th \u2013 11am Stations of the Cross for Seniors, 7pm Stations of the Cross and Reconciliation until 8:30pm\nMonday, March 19th \u2013 Reconciliation 10 \u2013 11am\nWednesday, March 21st \u2013 7pm Living Rosary \u2013 Reconciliation until 8:30pm\nFriday, March 23rd \u2013 7pm \u2013 Stations of the Cross\nand Reconciliation until 8:30pm\nMonday, March 26th \u2013 Reconciliation10 \u2013 11am\nand 7 \u2013 8pm\nTuesday, March 27th \u2013 Reconciliation 7 \u2013 8pm\nHoly Thursday, March 29th \u2013 No Daily Masses\n7pm \u2013 Mass of the Lord\u2019s Supper\nGood Friday, March 30th \u2013 No Daily Masses\n10 \u2013 11am \u2013 Reconciliation;\n3pm \u2013 Passion of the Lord; Veneration of the Cross\nHoly Saturday: March 31\n\u2013 6:30am, 8am, 10am* and 12noon*",
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        "raw_content": "1 May 2018 / preventing police violence\nThe NYPD is required to respond to 911 calls, including those for medical and mental health emergencies. Unfortunately, the murders of Mohamed Bah, Deborah Danner, Dwanye Jeune, and Saheed Vassell along with the near-death shooting of Davonte Pressley, demonstrate how calling 911 can result in the murder or brutalization of a community member or loved one. Police officers are not trained to handle mental health or medical crises, and statistically close to 50% of all police murders in the US involve a person living with a physical disability or mental health condition.\nThe text from this post is quoted from this document, which is linked later on as well.\nHistorically, young people, homeless people, people of color, migrants/immigrants, women, LGBTQ+ people, and people living with mental health/cognitive conditions or physical disabilities, are all groups who experience high rates of profiling and police violence. This is especially important, given that it is a widely held societal belief that people should call the police if they are involved in a dispute with a neighbor or family member. There are numerous examples in NYC and nationally where a 911 call over an interpersonal dispute has resulted in a police murder or violence.\nThe increase in police presence, harassment, and violence in rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods of color is also widely documented. One alarming aspect of gentrification has been the national increase in the number of both 911 and 311 calls made by newer and/or white residents living in historically low-to-middle income communities of color.\nFor all these reasons, Equality for Flatbush (E4F) wants to provide community members with suggestions and tactics to use if you do NOT feel like calling 911 is a SAFE or APPROPRIATE option for you. Please also feel free to utilize Equality for Flatbush as a resource. E4F is part of social work, cop watch, and violence-interrupter networks. Please contact us at: PoliceWork@EqualityForFlatbush.org or (646)820-6039.\nClick here to read the rest of the document: Equality for Flatbush (E4F)\u2019s Suggestions & Tactics as Alternatives to Calling 911.\nImage Description: Two pages of only text that shows the information in the previously linked document.",
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        "raw_content": "Liberation Day of Paris Date in the current year: August 25, 2019\nLiberation Day of Paris on August 25 is a very important day for the French. This day commemorates the liberation of Paris from German occupation.\nParis was occupied by Nazi Germany on June 22, 1940 since the signing of the Second Compi\u00e8gne Armistice. Liberation of Paris began on August 19, 1944 with the uprising against the German garrison. The 2nd French Armored Division led by General Philippe Lecrec fought its way to Paris and seized H\u00f4tel de Ville on the night of August 24. The next morning the 2nd French Armored Division and the 4th U.S. Infantry Division entered Paris. German garrison surrendered to the French and they assumed control of the city.\nLiberation Day of Paris is not a public holiday in France, but at the same time this day is very important for the Parisians. Grand events are organized in the city on August 25. They remind the citizens about the importance of this date.\nIn 2004 on the 60th anniversary of Liberation Day two military parades were organized. One of them was on August 26, the other was on August 29. One parade represented the French, the other one represented the Americans, who contributed into liberation of the city.\nliberation of pairs, memorial day, german occupation, holidays in france",
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        "raw_content": "No\u2026who are you REALLY?\nThe Gospel this weekend (Matthew 3:1-12) begins with these words we hear from an imprisoned John the Baptist:\nWhen John the Baptist heard in prison of the works of the Christ,\nhe sent his disciples to Jesus with this question,\n\u201cAre you the one who is to come,\nor should we look for another?\u201d\nWait\u2026.what? This is John. the. Baptist. The \u201c\u2026voice of one crying out in the desert,\nPrepare the way of the Lord\u2026\u201d! The guy who baptized Jesus! Why then, is he asking Jesus if he really is who he says he is? If anyone should know, wouldn\u2019t we think it would be John the Baptist?\nThe Gospel continues with Jesus\u2019 response to John the Baptist\u2019s question:\nAfter taking a minute to soak this in and reflect, we come to the realization that, as he is so often documented in scripture, Jesus doesn\u2019t exactly give a direct answer. Rather, he lists several miracles and works of his earthly ministry as if to lovingly remind John the Baptist of who he is.\nWitnessing John the Baptist experience this struggle of doubt and perhaps even desolation is almost disappointing at first: \u201cSo\u2026.you mean\u2026he\u2019s human?!\u201d Yes. And as important of a human as he was, he still faced times of doubt and crisis of faith. He needed to be reminded that THIS was God. This story is such an incredible gift, a source of encouragement for those times we ourselves face uncertainty or struggle in our journey of faith. During these times of desolation, we know that we can turn to our God and ask him to reveal himself to us with the assurance that He continues to love us and pour out his mercy over us even though we may have fallen away for a time or have doubted who he is.\nJesus\u2019 account of his ministry also serves as an example for evangelization. You can probably think of someone as you\u2019re reading this right now who may be experiencing doubt or questioning who Jesus is, who just might be moved by your personal witness or stories of miracles and transformations God has worked in your own life. Pray and be open, especially during this season of Advent as we prepare for the coming of our Savior, to opportunities to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with others, so that they may truly know who he is!",
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        "raw_content": "A drag queen takes part in a concentration of LGBT community members and activists in front of the Supreme Court of Justice, to demand constitutional magistrates to give a positive ruling on equal marriage in San Jose, Costa Rica. (REUTERS/Juan Carlos Ulate)\nSometimes, in a debate or a court of law, the best way to let your opponent lose is simply to let him (or her) continue to speak. Soon enough, they sink their own ship. It's the same with LGBT activism. The more \"victories\" it gains, the more it exposes (and destroys) itself.\nTolerance is not the goal. Diversity is not the desired result.\nInstead, dominance is the goal and exclusivity the desired result.\nIn the end, no matter how outrageous the act, how perverse the deed, it must not be condemned. Rather, opposing voices must be condemned.\nBy default, these voices are wrong, while, in contrast, if the cause is LGBT, by default, it is good and right.\nDo you think I'm exaggerating?\nSeveral weeks ago, after an 11-year-old drag queen danced before the admiring patrons in a gay bar, I asked, \"Where is the LGBT outrage? Where is the indignation? Where is the outcry?\"\nTo this day, there has been none (at least, not on any wide scale).\nThe only outrage I saw online was from the boy's mother. How dare we conservatives find anything wrong with this picture. After all, her boy is a professional. Any opposition to him dancing in drag, in a gay bar, is simply \"blatant homophobia.\"\nWe've seen the same thing when parents protest against drag queens reading to toddlers in public libraries. There's something wrong with the parents, we are told. And here comes the ACLU to the drag queens' rescue.\nIn the words of ACLU of Louisiana Staff Attorney Bruce Hamilton (I'm not making this up), \"These extremists are attempting to usurp the public library for their intolerant agenda.\"\nYes, it's those evil, extremist, intolerant parents. How dare they stop drag queens from reading to their toddlers. Take them to court!\nWell, things have now taken yet another, even uglier step, as LGBT activism continues to implode.\nA 10-year-old drag queen (just typing this is sickening) was photographed with a naked, adult drag queen for a magazine spread. (The man had just won a Ru Paul drag queen contest.)\nYet even here, there is not a widespread outcry in the LGBT community. Even here\u2014in something utterly deplorable that should be punished by law, be it heterosexual or homosexual in nature\u2014there is no widespread condemnation.\nAs Doug Mainwarig asked on Lifesite News, \"How is this not child porn?\" Yes, how is this not blatant and undeniable child abuse?\nYet still, even in this horrific case, there is no widespread, immediate and vocal condemnation from the LGBT community.\nHow despicable and yet how predictable. If it's gay, it's good! Society must change. Goodbye to Puritanical snobbery!\nBut it doesn't stop here. The LGBT activist war against children continues.\nJust last week, Denver, Colorado became the latest city (or state) to declare war on minors struggling with unwanted same-sex attractions.\nIt doesn't matter if they suffered sexual abuse, leading to mixed feelings and confusion about their sexuality.\nIs It Too Late for America?\nYes, Pastor Stanley, Let's Preach the Sermon on the Mount\nIt doesn't matter if they do not want to be homosexual.\nIt doesn't matter if their parents support them. If their church supports them. All meaningless!\nThe only thing that matters is that gay activists win. And so, it is now illegal for these minors to seek help. Illegal!\nWhat about a 10-year-old girl who believes she's a boy trapped in a girl's body? If she wants to get help from a professional counselor and learn to be at home in her own skin, this too is illegal.\nBut should she want to become a boy, by all means, go for it! A professional will tell her to dress as a boy and use a boy's name. Then, soon enough, she'll be put on hormone blockers to stop the onset of puberty. And then, voila, as soon as she's old enough, a surgeon will remove those nasty breasts.\nYes, that is perfectly legal in states where it is illegal to sit and talk with a trained professional to help resolve gender identity confusion or unwanted same-sex attractions.\nThis is what happens when LGBT activism wins.\nHow many more \"victories\" like this can our families endure?\nAnd remember: We are not talking about forcing a child to go off to some alleged \"gay conversion\" camp. We're talking about helping kids who want help.\nSoon enough, it will be against the law to help them in New York as well.\nAnd what happens if you dare raise your voice in protest? What happens if you're the pastor of a \"Bible\" church and you have the temerity to state what we have always believed, namely, that God made us male and female and that homosexual practice is still a sin?\nYou might just find your church sign vandalized (if you posted your message there). And you might just find yourself fired from your job.\nJust ask Pastor Justin Hoke if you don't believe me. And then listen to his last message to his congregation, called \"Love Warns.\"\nIt is that same love that compels me to speak today: LGBT activism will inevitably destroy itself because it runs contrary to God's design and plan.\nBy resisting it, we do what is right\u2014for our nation, for our families and for the coming generations. 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        "raw_content": "Ending a stint lasting more than three decades, Terry Savage, Chairman of Cannes Lions, will leave the festival following the 2018 event. Mr Savage\u2019s 33-year long Lions\u2019 journey began as the representative for the festival in Australia, then as CEO, and for the last decade\u2026 Read More\nTBWA\\Raad, Memac Ogilvy Get 4 Of 8 Promo & Activation Lions Shortlists\nThe Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region have a total of eight shortlists in the Promo & Activation category in The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. TBWA\\Raad and Memac Ogilvy Dubai have both got two shortlists each. TBWA\\Raad has been shortlisted for the\u2026 Read More\nThe Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region got a total of 11 shortlists in the PR Lions category as the first official day of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2017 kicks off. Leo Burnett Beirut has four entries in the shortlist for\u2026 Read More\nCannes Lions, PHD Partner For A Festival Bot This Year\nThe Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and PHD have partnered to launch the first official festival bot for Messenger. The artificial intelligence (AI) powered bot will be accessible by all 180,000 Facebook fans and is designed to help attendees navigate their way around the\u2026 Read More\nCannes Lions Names Burger King Creative Marketer Of The Year 2017\nThe Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity has named Burger King as the Creative Marketer of the Year 2017. The award will honor Burger King for embracing and encouraging creativity across their brand communications and for the inspiring global marketing of their products. Burger King\u2026 Read More\nThe IF! Italians Festival Experience\u2026\n2 years ago by Matteo MaggioreAdvertising\nAs an experienced creative who has worked and lived in several countries around the globe, I do believe that Italy is one of the best countries in the world for food, the arts and yes, for creativity. Three years ago, the Art Directors Club Italiano,\u2026 Read More\nCoca-Cola Middle East Is Dubai Lynx Advertiser of The Year\nThe Dubai Lynx International Festival of Creativity has named Coca-Cola Middle East as the 2017 Advertiser of the Year. The Award is presented to advertisers in the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region who have set themselves apart through their innovation and bravery in\u2026 Read More\nMemac Ogilvy, Impact BBDO, TBWA\\RAAD Shortlisted In Print & Publishing Lions\nIn all 15 pieces of work have been shortlisted in the Print & Publishing Lions category at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity from the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region. Memac Ogilvy takes the lead in this with its work for Qatar Islamic\u2026 Read More\nWhy Every Year Is A Good Year For du\nFor du, 2015 was a good year, and 2016 is expected to be better. Unlike most other advertisers, the telecommunication company takes a different approach to award festivals. One of the examples is the 10th Dubai Lynx International Festival of Creativity, where the brand had\u2026 Read More",
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        "raw_content": "Historical Perspectives on Public-Private Partnerships\nCall \u2014 architexturez.net sent on 05th February 2018\nThis is a call for proposals for a National History Center-sponsored panel on Historical Perspectives on Public-Private Partnerships, to be held as part of the program of the 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association (January 3-6, 2019, Chicago, IL)\nPublic-private partnerships have a long history, spanning international, national, state, and local contexts. They reflect a variety of ways the public and private sectors have worked together to touch virtually every aspect of society, from the environment to space travel, transportation to housing, security to health and human services, education to diplomacy.\nProposals may focus on one or more public-private partnerships, in any cultural, geographical, social, and/or political context, and in any era or eras. Especially welcome are proposals which are about\u2014 and, through the affiliations of their proposers, originate from\u2014the Chicago metropolitan area where the 2019 AHA annual meeting will be held.\nProposals of no more than 250 words should be sent via email to [email protected], no later than Friday, March 30. Please also include a 1-page CV for each individual involved with the proposal.\nThursday, 3rd January 2019 to Sunday, 6th January 2019\nMCD-ActionAid Night Shelter in Yamuna Pushta\nDewan Verma, Gita. MCD-ActionAid Night Shelter in Yamuna Pushta. MPISG. New Delhi: Architexturez Imprints, 2004.\nProject Brief: Qutb Shahi Heritage Park, Hyderabad, Telangana, India\nProject Brief: Qutb Shahi Heritage Park, Hyderabad, Telangana, India In Qutb Shahi Heritage Park: Conservation and Landscape Restoration, annual report 2014. Aga Khan Trust for Culture, 2014.\nPM's address to the nation\nPM's address to the nation. MPISG. New Delhi: Architexturez Imprints, 2004.\nPrime Minister 's Address to the Nation, June 24, 2004\nSingh, Dr Manmohan. Prime Minister 's Address to the Nation, June 24, 2004 In NCMP-DMPR - Documents. MPISG. New Delhi: Architexturez Imprints, 2004.\nWednesday, December 20, 2006 - 08:19 - [mpisgmedia] Who is behind the national push to privatize public infrastructure?\nMonday, August 3, 2015 - 10:44 - A New Plan to Save the Houston Astrodome | Planetizen: The Urban Planning, Design, and Development Network\nWednesday, July 19, 2017 - 05:50 - Modi Government proposes PPP model to boost affordable housing\nSaturday, December 17, 2016 - 12:53 - Cabinet clears proposals for five smart cities - ANDHRA PRADESH",
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        "raw_content": "Patent troll lawsuits head toward all-time high\nOf high-tech patent suits, 90 percent are filed by \"non-practicing entities.\"\nNew patent statistics show that patent litigation, driven by so-called \"patent trolls,\" could reach an all-time high in 2015. It's a statistic that's sure to be highlighted by tech lobbyists and others pushing for patent reform, given that the House is likely to take up a floor vote of the Innovation Act this month.\nThe stats are published by Unified Patents, which helps companies deal with patent trolls. The stats show that 3,050 patent lawsuits were filed in the first half of the year. Of those, 2,075, or 68 percent, were filed by patent trolls, which Unified Patents refers to as \"non-practicing entities\" or NPEs.\nThe total number of lawsuits is up 11 percent compared to the first half of 2014 and up 35 percent from the second half of last year (see above graph). Unified Patents projects that will lead to an all-time high in 2015, with an estimated 6,100 lawsuits and another 1,900 projected disputes at the Patent and Trademark Appeal Board. The latter are mostly proceedings called \"inter partes reviews\" that challenge the validity of patents.\nPatent trolls' responsibility for 68 percent of the lawsuits is up slightly from a few years ago, when they constituted 62 percent of all patent cases.\nFocusing on the high-tech sector, however, the trolls' prevalence is stunning. A full 90 percent of tech patent cases are filed by patent trolls. That's compared to 85 percent in the same period last year and 82.5 percent in the second half of 2014.\nThe report also has data about the most active trolls and the companies most frequently sued. Incredibly, the top three filers of lawsuits\u2014eDekka LLC, Data Carriers LLC, and Wetro Lan LLC\u2014are all represented by the same law firm, Dallas-based Austin Hansley. All of them file lawsuits almost exclusively in the Eastern District of Texas.\nThe PACER public courts database suggests the #2 top troll, Data Carriers LLC, had a previous owner; before 2015, it filed most of its lawsuits in Delaware and had different outside counsel.\nThe #3 troll, Wetro Lan, has a patent that's said to cover Internet firewalls and was recently featured as the Electronic Frontier Foundation's \"Stupid Patent of the Month.\" Austin Hansley, the law firm, has tangled with EFF in court, as well. The Texas firm helped Garfum.com sue small businesses over photo contests but backed down once the EFF took the case.\nThe No. 4 top troll, Eclipse IP, suggests that small businesses pay it \"a lump sum fee of $45,000 in exchange for a paid-up worldwide license\" to its portfolio of 21 patents. Eclipse IP's inventions, which include a method for updating delivery information, were created by patent lawyer Scott Horstemeyer. EFF lawyer Daniel Nazer also wrote up Horstemeyer's patent as a \"Stupid Patent of the Month\" and then was sued by Horstemeyer for defamation. Horstemeyer dropped the lawsuit three days after it was served.\nEclipse IP files lawsuits in East Texas, New Jersey, and Los Angeles. It's represented by Stamoulis & Weinblatt and Olive Dunne.\nThe No. 5 and No. 6 patent trolls, Loramax LLC and Oberalis LLC respectively, are new entities that follow a similar pattern. Loramax filed two waves of lawsuits within one week in May, while Oberalis filed two waves of patent lawsuits on June 5 and June 19. Both companies filed all their suits in East Texas and are represented by the same lawyer, Jaspal Hare of the Dallas law firm Scheef & Stone.\nThe top target of the NPEs hasn't changed from last year: it's Apple, the richest tech company of all, which drew 25 patent lawsuits in the first half of the year. Apple decried its status as the \"top target\" in a Supreme Court filing last year. The other top NPE targets in the tech sector are Amazon and Hewlett-Packard. The top 5 most-sued list also includes Actavis and Mylan Pharmaceuticals, two large generic drug makers that have regular disputes with branded drug companies.\nPetitions at the Patent and Trademark Appeal Board (PTAB) are up 31 percent over the same period last year, with 90 percent of those petitions being inter partes reviews seeking to knock out patents. Of those petitions, 42 percent were filed against NPEs. Apple, Samsung, and Google were the top filers of PTAB petitions.\nUnified Patents is a company that focuses on reducing NPE risk through analyzing patents and patent markets and challenging patents through PTAB proceedings. Because different organizations use different definitions of trolls/NPEs, statistics like the ones offered by Unified Patents can vary. Generally, patent trolls are companies that have no major source of income other than patent licensing and lawsuits.",
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        "raw_content": "The Venice Questionnaire #7 \u2013 Sharon Lockhart\nThe American artist on representing Poland at the Biennale\nSharon Lockhart is representing Poland. The pavilion is in the Giardini.\nAt the heart of the project for Venice is my collaboration with the girls of Rudzienko \u2013 a state-run sociotherapy centre outside of Warsaw. The project started in the summer of 2015 with the goal of giving voice to the girls\u2019 ideas and aspirations. I devised a series of workshops with the Polish educator Bartek Przybyl-Olowski in which he introduced them to a set of philosophical concepts and facilitated discussions that became the basis for my film Rudzienko. Additional workshops the following summer and winter with experts in theater, yoga, dream awareness and movement therapy, rounded out the material for that film. Yet, it became clear to me that there was a need for this to become an ongoing project, and I wanted to create an educational structure for the girls that would continue even when I wasn't in Poland. I conducted more workshops for them in the summer and fall of last year as well as this winter. The result of all this is Little Review, my presentation for this year\u2019s Venice Biennale.\nMy project is also motivated by the life and work of Janusz Korczak \u2013 a Polish-Jewish pedagogue, philosopher and writer from the early twentieth century. From 1926 to 1939, Kroczak created a newspaper Ma\u0142y Przegl\u0105d (Little Review, the project's namesake), a weekly insert to the Jewish newspaper Nasz Przegl\u0105d. Little Review is an attempt to replicate or recover Korczak\u2019s mission of giving voice to youth. We have been working with the Korczak Orphanage and the National Library of Poland to bring the girls of Rudzienko into dialogue with the archive of Ma\u0142y Przegl\u0105d\u2019s thirteen-year publication run.\nOne of the primary differences in creating a project for the Venice Biennale is that this presentation is somewhat site-specific. Each of the show\u2019s elements \u2013 a film, photographs, an educational component and a series of translations of a historical Polish newspaper \u2013 have been created specifically for the pavilion, so I really have had the opportunity to tailor the presentation to this context. The fact that I am representing Poland has also allowed me access to a number of institutions like the National Library, Polin Museum, Zacheta, and Centrum Sztuki Ujazdowski Castle. This project has really been a collaborative effort and I feel so honoured with everyone\u2019s help and good will. The high profile of Venice has also made it possible to bring the girls to Venice so they can see the work that we made together.\nI am teaching a class right now at CalArts on the phenomenon of biennials and my students are asking that same question and researching the history. I think one thing that makes Venice different is its long history and the very specific relationship between national cultures and internationalism it creates.\nI am American but after years of creating work in Poland, I have built a network of collaborators and friends there. My work is always based on extended engagement in which I immerse myself within communities and foster close relationships with each collaborator, so being selected to create work for the Polish pavilion, and to represent with and for the girls of Rudzienko, is an amazing honour.\nThey are all important viewers \u2013 each group of visitors, and each individual visitor, brings a unique perspective to the presentation. As an artist, it is exciting when anyone engages with a work, an exhibition, or your practice as a whole. My works requires active participation from the audience to engage and filter it through their personal emotions.\nDid you visit the last Venice Biennale? What\u2019s your earliest or best memory from Venice?\nI did not visit the last Biennale. I visited the 2013 one, the 2005 one, and participated in a film programme in the 1997 Biennale. 1997 was my first time in Venice. That time we visited a lot of churches and museums. I was blown away by the beautiful paintings that I had only seen in books.\nI am in the unusual position of representing a country other than my own. I am hoping that my project makes a difference for Poland. In the small circle that I am involved in there I think it already has. The work we\u2019ve done unearthing the career of Janusz Korczak and bringing it to a group of young women has made a difference in their lives and we are working to continue educating people about Korczak and translating The Little Review to English. The girls of Rudzienko and I think of our work as a feminist manifesto. I think that is important to today\u2019s situation, especially in Poland.\nAmong others, I\u2019m looking forward to seeing Mark Bradford\u2019s work at the American Pavilion. 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        "raw_content": "\"The legislators have no way of tracing content flows through the networks\"\nVoD provider Netflix has high hopes for its imminent arrival in France, given the volume of bandwidth it already purchases from the main Internet hubs elsewhere.\nInterview with Franck Simon, Managing Director of French peering services provider France IX, on the subject of the advent in France of Netflix, which is set to join the France-IX Internet exchange point (IXP).\nL\u2019Atelier: First of all could you just tell us something about the Internet mesh in France and its specific features in comparison with foreign networks?\nFranck Simon: Well, the United States was founded as a federation of independent states and each of them has its own network. Moreover a lot of Internet exchange points have been created without any real connections between them. 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In fact the biggest telecoms players, instead of linking up with the greatest possible number of players via a single IXP, prefer to limit the number of partners with whom they interconnect privately. For the remainder of the Internet network, they use what is known as transit, a slower pathway, to link up with those with whom they have not signed a peering agreement.\nThe Lescure Report*, which questions the ability of the Internet to protect the \u2018cultural exception\u2019**, states that network operators could be \u201crequired to prioritise the sale of bandwidth to French VoD providers.\u201d So how do you see the role of the legislators in your sector?\nMethods for the priority allocation of bandwidth have been in existence for a long time, e.g. for \u2018premium\u2019 video services. When operators make priority allocations, they give TV broadcasts priority over Internet flow in a manner that is perfectly transparent for the user. It\u2019s simply a strategy adopted by the network operator. Similarly, in B2B services, a company can request \u2018premium\u2019 channels with different characteristics and separate pipes. As regards the power of the legislators over the Internet, one can imagine two possible routes. Either the legislators deal with the operators on a one-to-one basis \u2013 but it would be hard to verify that each one was actually giving due priority to French VoD services \u2013 or the legislators can attempt to monitor content flows passing through the IXPs. But you can\u2019t regulate the content which comes in and out of IXPs because they \u2013 France-IX and the others \u2013 have no control over the individual IP addresses. So the legislators have no way of tracing content flows through the networks and no technical means to force IXPs to intervene or restrict certain content flows based on the IPs. 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        "raw_content": "Real Estate / Ground breaks on adaptive reuse project The Colony\nGround breaks on adaptive reuse project The Colony\nReal Estate | 17 Mar, 2015 | AZRE\nWestern Vertical Holdings, a company formed by Bob Agahi and David Sellers, has begun construction on Phase 1 of The Colony, an adaptive re-use project located on 7th Street just north of Missouri Avenue in Phoenix. The Herb Box, innovative world cuisine with locations in Old Town Scottsdale and North Scottsdale; Stock & Stable, an American gastropub by the creators of Clever Koi in Midtown Phoenix; and Pure, a sushi restaurant based in Scottsdale; have already committed to the project and expect to open restaurants at The Colony in November. Additional local concepts are in negotiations to lease space in the 1st phase.\nThe Colony will be a 22,467-square-foot infill redevelopment built in two phases. The project is located in what is becoming an emerging local restaurant district in Central Phoenix. The first phase of the project is a renovation of a building originally built in the 1950\u2019s, which has stood mostly vacant in recent years. Terry Brodkin of Scottsdale was the owner of that building and is a partner in the first phase of The Colony with Agahi and Sellers. Phase 2 will be a newly built ground up 8,122 square foot building on the north side of the development, which will begin construction this summer and is expected to be open 2nd quarter of 2016.\n\u201cThe Colony is an example of a market shift of local restaurateurs and retailers wanting to locate in infill areas,\u201d said Dave Sellers, who is also president of LGE Design Build in Phoenix. \u201cDensely populated areas are now more desirable for restaurants and retail businesses than strip centers.\u201d LGE will serve as the general contractor for both phases of the Colony.\nThe Colony will be just south of The Yard, Sam Fox\u2019s popular multi-restaurant destination which was formerly a motorcycle garage and dealership. The area between Central Avenue and 7th Street, north of Camelback Road and south of Glendale Avenue, is emerging as a destination for dining with The Yard, St. Francis, Postino, Joyride, Federal Pizza, Windsor and Churn locating in the area.\n\u201cOur goal is to bring the Best of Local to The Colony. We\u2019ve had numerous overtures from national tenants and we have respectfully declined them every time,\u201d said Bob Agahi. \u201cThe passion, creativity and experience you get from a local operator is unparalleled to a national chain.\u201d Agahi is also a partner in Scottsdale-based Triyar Companies.\nStock & Stable is an example of the Best of Local.\n\u201cStock & Stable draws inspiration for design and culture from the nearby historic Murphy Bridle Pass,\u201d said Jared Porter, a chef/owner of Stock & Stable. \u201cStock & Stable delivers an energetic, comfortable and dynamic mix of food, drink and atmosphere that appeals to all walks of life in a diverse neighborhood setting.\u201d\nMichael Rumpeltin, founder of Phoenix-based Brick & West Design, is the project designer. Rumpeltin has designed some of the most high-profile restaurant concepts in the Valley including Culinary Dropout and Little Cleo\u2019s at The Yard Phoenix, Old School 07, Joyride Phoenix, Dakota, Comoncy, Taco Guild and Postino Tempe. \u201cPassion for these food-focused projects is what drives me. They are highly social environments and because the restaurants are local, serve as incredible catalysts for community,\u201d said Rumpeltin.\nIn April, Sellers and Agahi will develop another project in the immediate area also designed by Rumpeltin, a single tenant building at 7th Street, south of Montebello Avenue, located diagonally across the street from The Colony. A Pomo Pizzeria Napoletana will be the tenant. The existing Planned Parenthood facility will be razed for the new 5,800-square-foot restaurant. That project is slated to open in the 1st quarter of 2016.\nITT Technical Institute signs 5-year lease\n16 acres of Avondale farmland sell for $1.44M",
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        "raw_content": "Todd Johnson at the Zon Booth \u2013 Summertime\nTodd Johnson and Jim Stinnett | \u201cOne Good-looking Guy?\u201d : Recommended Listening With Damian Erskine\nThe Jazz Gym by Todd Johnson: Part 1 of the Improvisers Workout Program | Melodic Reps\nMeet Todd Johnson \u2013\nHi Friends, my name is Todd Johnson and I\u2019m excited to have this opportunity to work with you all here at Bass Musician Magazine.\nI\u2019m a bass player and instructor from Los Angeles. I\u2019ve been blessed to have worked with some of the worlds finest musicians like Mike Stern, Dave Weckl, Poncho Sanchez, Mundell Lowe and Frank Gambale in addition to being a member of the Ron Eschete trio since 1991.\nAs an instructor, I\u2019ve been on staff at B.I.T. (1991 \u2013 1999) and Cal Arts (1997 \u2013 2003) in addition to performing at clinics and festivals throughout the country. 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A good friend of mine refers to this as musical headroom. So, welcome to The Jazz Gym. Here\u2019s some simple common sense solutions to get you started improvising.\nYour first assignment is to download the song we\u2019re going to learn.\nDownload the MP3 below, Autumn Leaves from the Miles Davis, Cannonball Adderley cd Somethin\u2019 Else and give it a serious listen. This version is a classic and it\u2019s played at a learnable tempo.\nToo many people try to learn how to play jazz from a book with their eyes without ever really listening to it. You wouldn\u2019t try to learn to speak Japanese out of a book, would you? Of course you wouldn\u2019t. You\u2019d use the book, but you\u2019d also hang out with Japanese speaking people, watch Japanese TV and basically immerse yourself in the language. Learning to improvise requires the same thing. You have to listen to what you\u2019re tying to learn. Now, click below for a quick preview of my Autumn Leaves video. 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The only way to achieve this is through repetition.\nYour third assignment is to practice playing the melody with embellishments. I want you to start dressing up the melody. Start filling in those holes we listened for in our second assignment. Play something simple and build from there. Make sure that if you hear an idea and miss it, that you go back and figure it out. Practice it a few times, then go back and play it in context several times. Repetition is critical.\nImprovising is often referred to as playing the melodies you hear in your head. By going back and figuring them out, you\u2019ll strengthen and develop your ability to transcribe yourself. I realize this seems obvious, but if you don\u2019t practice playing what you hear then you\u2019ll never get good at it. Don\u2019t make the mistake of just learning a scale and thinking you\u2019ll be able to solo. It doesn\u2019t work like that. Scales are great, but they\u2019re just an alphabet. 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        "raw_content": "October 30, 2013 bbestnb My Life\nThe Valley | Lauralbest\u2019s Blog\nThe Valley | Lauralbest\u2019s Blog.\nPosted on October 30, 2013 by lauralbest\nSniff\u2026sniff\u2026sniff, sniff. Whimper, sniff. These are the sounds I heard one evening as I was in the kitchen coming from Katie\u2019s room. I had just tucked her in and she seemed fine. Katie has been clingy lately, but I\u2019ve tried to nurture her need due to all the changes over the past few months. They say that kids are resilient, and I think that\u2019s true to a certain extent, but I think a child can take so much.\nI put down my glass of water and walked into her room. I brought her into my arms and asked her what was wrong. She started to cry harder. \u201cKatie? Honey? What is it? You can tell me anything.\u201d \u201cMommy? Are you going to die?\u201d\nAs a parent, I felt as if I\u2019d just been soccer punched deep in the gut. I squeezed her tightly and said, \u201cOh, Katie. No. I\u2019m not going to die. What made you think this?\u201d In between sniffles, Katie responded, \u201cAll your shots and what you can and can\u2019t eat anymore.\u201d Trying to hold it together, I continued to hold her close so she couldn\u2019t see my eyes tearing up and I said, \u201cKatie, sweetie, I\u2019m not going to die. All my shots are helping me feel so much better. The pills I take in the morning are working! I am under the best doctors in the business. Everything is going to be fine. You don\u2019t need to worry.\u201d Still shaken by my daughter\u2019s fear, we prayed and thanked God for our trials and thanked Him for our fears because those are things that draw us closer to what He desires for our life.\nThis prayer seemed to calm her, I rubbed her back, gave her some extra cuddles and then left her room. I left feeling awful. Katie has had 6 surgeries in her lifetime, and with each one, we gave her the necessary information at the right time. I think this diagnosis hit our family so fast that we were all openly talking about it and trying to figure out our way through this valley. It never occurred to me that my 6 1/2 year old was taking every conversation captive, chewing on it and then anxiety entered into her little heart.\nAlthough MS is a disease that a person can go on to live a healthy life with the necessary modifications, it\u2019s daunting because all I have is a hope for a cure\u2026there have been great strides to help MS patients live comfortable lives\u2026but there is no cure. There are days that pill is hard to swallow.\nThere are things that go on in our home that we are very private about upon hearing the news. We are trying to navigate how each other are feeling, how we are coping, and now how to talk about it without freaking out our children. There are some very private fears that I have personally had and then there\u2019s getting ALL the doctors involved to help relieve those issues. I mean, we just recently had to call my OB/GYN because some of \u201cthose\u201d pills had to be changed to even out some of those beloved cycles! Who knew that \u201cthose\u201d pills, given the right dosage and the right brand, would work together with the other medicine specifically for MS!?! It\u2019s stuff like this we are STILL figuring out.\nAnother fear is the flu. My immune system\u2026well, I don\u2019t have one. My doctor, just weeks ago said anyone close to me needed to get the Flu shot and I HAD to get one. I go in to get my Flu shot today, and I\u2019m told because of MS, and the strand that is in this particular flu vaccine, it may undo all my progress. So, the Pharmacist is calling the CDC? and my MS doctor to see IF I can go ahead and have this shot. If not, I am going to be the worst germ-a-phobe EVER!\nThere of course are the frustrations, too! Like, where to eat if I want to just go eat out! The fad these days is to be \u201cGluten-Free.\u201d However, for me, it\u2019s not a fad, and it\u2019s not something I can just put on the shelf for a weekend, or a day and then get back on the bandwagon. It\u2019s a MUST, and if I screw up, I pay severely. Brandon and I are still navigating through that valley and there have been days I\u2019ve just wanted to crawl into a hole and weep.\nThrough the valleys, there has been rejoicing! When Katie says, \u201cI wish God didn\u2019t give you MS\u201d (and YES, those words have come out of her mouth!) I say, \u201cKatie, don\u2019t say that! God chose me to have MS so that He could use me to help others. Whether that be bringing awareness, or giving Him the glory through my trials, He chose me and He chose our family. What we do with MS, and how we handle it, is up to us. I am choosing to embrace it and find out what God wants to teach me and our family.\u201d I don\u2019t know how much she really comprehended of my soap box, but I know she\u2019s thinking about it.\nThe medicine IS working. Feeling has come back in both arms and my thumbs, index fingers, and middle fingers. Ring and pinkies still a no go. There are days my legs tingle, I limp, I sit, I\u2019m fine. I still tire quickly, but I\u2019m learning to pace myself, and with that, it may appear to others as probably selfishness. I\u2019ve had to let go of that fear. People can do with what they want with perceptions. I know the truth.\nI\u2019ve lost 15 lbs. and this is because of the medicine, but mostly from the strict diet my doctors have me on. I\u2019m slowly getting to the weight they want me. I tell people I\u2019m eating like Jesus: no preservatives, no MSG, no gluten, ALL fresh, straight from the deli or the farm itself!\nGod is good through the valleys of life. 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        "raw_content": "Banks are an everyday need in today\u2019s financial world. How well the economy is doing is directly related to how reliable the banking system is. Banks provide many services including: borrowing and lending of money, many types of accounts, and provide a safe place for you valuables and money. An essential part of making a bank run smooth is the work of the banker.\nSo what exactly does a banker do?\nBankers provide many differentservices to their customers. They are responsible for initial setup things, such as opening an account, whether it is checking or savings, or cd\u2019s, and other money handling procedures. They oversee such services as lines of credit, deposits, investment accounts, and much more. They help customers with all their banking needs and questions regarding their accounts, while helping them maintain their accounts.\nUsually bankers focus on one of two areas, personal banking, helping individual customers, or commercial banking, helping provide banking service to businesses. Good customer skills are a must, as they form a relationship with their customers.\nBankers look for new ways and sales to bring customers into the bank, and encouraging them to deposit and open accounts. They have a great sense of community, and network to look for sales and drive in business to their bank. So what sort of training does one need to work in a bank? Most bankers have just school qualifcations such as GCSE\u2019s or A-levels. Management, financial and business positions usually require a degree in business administration or similar.\nThe first thing banks look for are individuals with excellent communication skills as well as math skills. Other than normal schooling, bankers also have on the job training, to learn various procedures of that particular bank. Often times banks will promote within and offer a variety of ways to further your education if you so choose.\nWhile some banks even offer their own training program as well. The forecast for banking jobs is good, especially in the area of financial services, who have good computer skills. For those leaving the field due to retirement or other reasons, they will all need to be replaced. If you enjoy handling other people\u2019s money and feel qualified to give good financial advice, then this is a good career for you.\nTo be successful as a banker, you must really like to work with people, and have good customer service skills. Having good sales skills, motivation, and confidence are all a plus when seeking a banking job.",
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        "raw_content": "Preachers Biography\n\u2018PREACHERS\u2019 is a gospel rap group made up of three dynamic young men (Psych, Emani and Eddy), with unique gifts in rap and singing and are poised to changing the face of rap music through the preaching and teaching of the word of God in the genre of music.\nThe group has been active since 2009 and has worked towards bringing a different dimension to the Ghanaian gospel music scene.\nStarting with campus ministrations and evangelism, Preachers have grown to recording two studio albums (Mark 16:15 and The Fearless Project) and ministering in most of the churches, events and prestigious platforms in the country.\nThe break of their genre of gospel music and the acceptance of their ministry by both the young and the elderly, have paved way and created the platform for others (mostly the young ones) to glorify God with their talents and build ministries and careers.\nWith their spectacular mission of evangelism they have ministered in over thirty Senior High Schools and tertiary institutions across the nation.\nBetween the years of 2012 and 2014, preachers have ministered on over 70 major platforms and events in the country. These include the December To Remember Concert, Ghana Gospel Music Awards, Bless De Mic Arts and Music Concert, and APPMC\u2019s Neighborhood Evangelism Tour, just to name a few.\nTheir main career beginning album, launched in September 2012, has won them many awards in Ghana and beyond.\nThey are the winners for \u2018Best International Music Video\u2019 at the Gospel Music Awards (GMA) Italy 2014, \u2018Afro Rap Artist of the year\u2019 at the Africa Gospel Music Awards (AGMA) 2013 in London, \u2018Most Wanted Rap Song of the Year\u2019 at the 2013 Christian Community Music Awards (CCMA), and \u2018Discovery of the Year\u2019 at the Ghana Gospel Music Awards (GGMA) 2012. They were also nominated for Best Gospel Music Video in the 2014 Africa Gospel Music Awards in London, Group of the Year in the 2014 Prosperity Awards in London and Best International Gospel Act in the 2013 \u2018Black Entertainment Film, Fashion, Television and Arts Awards (BEFFTA)\u2019 in London.\nThe second album, The Fearless Project launched August 2014, includes their major hit songs such as No Juju, Crazy, and Meyi Waye. The album which was highly anticipated by fans of the Gospel rap trio is on iTunes, Amazon, CD Baby and many digital distribution stores.\nMORE FROM Preachers",
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        "raw_content": "There are quite a few options when it comes to mascara for eyes that are sensitive to chemicals. Almost all the well-known brands have products specially meant for sensitive eyes. Read the article below to get a better idea about it.\nThey say that eyes are the mirror of the soul. Beautiful and expressive eyes are definitely an asset for an individual. You can make your eyes look beautiful, or enhance their beauty by using a moderate amount of eye makeup. One of the essentials of eye makeup is mascara. It is a great way to enhance eyes by working on your eyelashes, as long and curly eyelashes are always a winner wherever you go. Most of the women have no problems with applying it, but some have sensitive eyes, which makes the application a bit difficult. But this is no more an issue these days with a wide range of brands available in the markets.\nChoosing a Mascara\nThose who have sensitive eyes have to be careful while choosing a mascara. Nowadays, the products are advertised for purpose of lengthening, adding volume and so on. Sometimes it can also be a combination of two features. When you select a product, you have to be clear about what you want it to do. Individuals with sensitive eyes, though, do not have a lot of choice. Let's take a look at one such option.\nNatural-looking Mascara\nSuch mascaras are a counter to the ones which impart a bold look to the lashes. The result of applying them is thicker, longer lashes which look soft and natural. While getting this product, look for the ones that have lengthening qualities and add volume, but it should not get clumpy. For a good mascara, you can prefer brands like Clinique and Neutrogena, as they have comparatively less chemicals in their product. Neutrogena stands out as it is hypoallergenic and safe even for those who wear contact lenses. There are different colors of mascara available in the market, but studies have shown that black mascara is best for people who have sensitive eyes. According to dermatologists, black has the least allergy risk among all the colors.\nWell, there are several reasons why you should be a little picky about selecting a product if you have sensitive eyes. The following points are to be noted while buying a product for your eyes.\nThe foremost thing that you should check is that the product should enhance the look of your eyes, without causing irritation and trouble.\nThe next important thing is that these should be accredited by eye experts and dermatologists.\nFinally, there are some substances which ensure that it does not exacerbate an eye problem. It also happens that sometimes, while you buy the product, the expiry date has passed, so the date has to be particularly checked.\nThe following are a few tips and precautions that you need to follow to make your eyes look good without any hassles.\nAvoid using waterproof mascara every day. It is better to use it occasionally.\nGet rid of cosmetic products which have passed their expiry date. Although your eyes may not be sensitive, using such products can irritate them and make them sensitive.\nWashing makeup brushes and sponges is advisable because they can harbor dirt, aggravating the sensitivity problem of your eyes.\nWhile applying on the bottom eyelashes, hold the liner vertically, moving it back and forth, to get that exact and controlled application. Then let the lashes dry and comb through, to remove flakes using a powder brush.\nIt is better not to compromise on the quality and rather go for a renowned and credible brand, which is most preferred by the users. After all, they are your eyes, the most sensitive organ of the body. So take care!",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on March 7, 2018 March 8, 2018 by Chuck Radda\nAmerica: Land of Weaponry. A commentary in four parts.\nThe Florida Gun and Knife show, scheduled to take place March 17th and 18th inside the War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale, has been canceled. The city\u2019s mayor, courteously and professionally requested the cancellation\u2014that according to Morgan Waters, the manager of the event. In other words, someone with some common sense was forced to prostrate himself before some profiteers who hoped to make a buck or two while putting more guns in people\u2019s hands\u2014about twenty-five miles from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.\nWe can all applaud the decision to cancel, but I wish something that obvious hadn\u2019t required courtesy and professionalism.\nAround 15,000 people attended the Florida Gun Show in Tampa, Florida, on the last weekend in February. The show manager, George Fernandez, said he had never seen such numbers. On that same weekend forty other gun shows took place nationwide.\nWall to wall \u201centhusiasts\u201d crowd the aisles at the Tampa Gun Show (Photo: Zack Wittman for The New York Times)\n\u201cPeople are afraid that future legislation will impact their gun ownership rights,\u201d Fernandez said, adding that background checks would not have stopped the massacre. According to Fernandez, this was \u201ca mental health issue. [Nikolas Cruz] should have been identified from the beginning by law enforcement.\u201d\nCome on, folks, who doesn\u2019t love the NRA?\nIn Glens Falls, New York, a gun show that was scheduled in the same building where high school basketball is played has been canceled. The decision was made by the arena staff, and I honestly don\u2019t know if it was made as a result of a courteous and professional request or if someone who is not insane convinced someone who is.\nThe organizers of the gun show were not happy, having spent a lot of money advertising only to have their plans quashed by a tragedy. (I wish I were making up that sentiment, but I\u2019m not.)\nEven the arena officials, who did the right thing, referred to the cancellation as bad timing and plan to reschedule the event for May\u2014of this year\u2014three months after Parkland\u2014by which time we all will have forgotten.\nThis morning\u2019s Courant carried an ad for the Firearms & Knife Show and Sale at the Eastern States Exposition. Ammo\u2013handguns\u2013rifles\u2013shotguns\u2014there\u2019s something for everybody. Background checks while you wait, so there is that. And yes, if you\u2019re a parent on a tight budget looking for family fun, kids under twelve get in free.\nToday marks three weeks since Nikolas Cruz unloaded his AR-15 on the campus of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The major news stories since then have comprised Russian collusion, the imposing of tariffs, Stormy Daniels\u2019s lawsuit, something called a Sam Nunberg, financial inducements for teachers willing to carry guns, and other Trump-related screw-ups, fiascos, and debacles.\nThe student march planned for later this month lies ahead, and the students\u2019 passion and resolve probably remain. But for the rest of us, swamped with the day-to-day craziness and trying to keep up with an increasingly chaotic and uncertain future\u2026well, the NRA is right. Distract, obfuscate, and be patient: it will all go away.\n2 Replies to \u201cAmerica: Land of Weaponry. A commentary in four parts.\u201d\nI cannot fathom the thought processes (if any) of those who would flock to a gun show without pause in light of the most recent and many previous killing sprees. They should be flocking to TURN IN their guns and assault weapons.\nFor all the Second Amendment palaver, it\u2019s money that motivates the manufacturers and sellers. The thought of losing that terrifies them.\nPrevious PostPrevious Two weeks and two days\nNext PostNext DeVos has been worthless but hapless: that may change.",
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        "raw_content": "RELATIONSHIPS - S01E18 - Is It Love Or Drama? - Benita French\nHome Recordings, Relationships RELATIONSHIPS \u2013 S01E18 \u2013 Is It Love Or Drama?\nEPISODE #18: Is It Love or Drama?\nYou might be in, or have been in one of those extra rare relationships where you got along extremely well together, you had a great love life, there was hardly any conflict, you supported and encouraged each other all the time. If not\u2026 the love of your life, might not be worthy of such a title.\nThe man you love or loved so much, or the man you think loved you so much, didn\u2019t really love you the way you think he did, because he was giving you drama, not love.\nI\u2019ll pause here as you could be feeling very confronted right now\u2026\nYou can mistake pyrite for gold, the same as you can mistake drama, for love, accidentally. When you realise that\u2019s what you\u2019re doing to yourself, it can be extremely confronting, as it was for me.\nThe lows were pretty low with my ex, but the highs were so high that I\u2019d always forget how low I felt. I didn\u2019t realise that I was suffering with my ex. He was giving me drama, he destabilized me, he made me anxious, I was worried, I was sick, I couldn\u2019t relax.\nI needed to be deeply honest and vulnerable with myself for my mind and heart to be open to a view and an experience of love NOT being drama. This took time, but I was determined. I had to change my own definition of the love experience as being peaceful, joyous, content and deeply stabilising.\nWhether you\u2019re holding onto a love that you feel you can\u2019t get again (but you\u2019re actually wanting to be in love again) or you\u2019re already in a relationship, the best thing you can do is to ponder and reflect on the possibility that the love you love could be the drama you love. The more you can consider that, the more you will grow.\nThis kind of growth is paramount because it helps you make better choices in the next relationship or within your current relationship. The better your choices, the more you can let yourself have real love and not drama, the happier you will be! It happened to me and I want you to move toward the love and happiness you seek, as I did.",
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        "raw_content": "https://www.cityandstateny.com/articles/personality/interviews-profiles/manhatt\u2026\nManhattan Borough President Gale Brewer may be the city\u2019s most popular politician. So why won\u2019t she run for mayor?\nGale Brewer\u2019s peers in politics are in awe of her public schedule, holding the Manhattan borough president\u2019s endurance in an esteem most people reserve for Olympic marathon runners or Bruce Springsteen on a world tour.\n\u201cI would be dead if I had Gale Brewer\u2019s schedule every single day,\u201d said New York City Councilman Keith Powers, of Manhattan.\n\u201cThe running joke is that Gale Brewer has a clone,\u201d echoed New York City Councilwoman Carlina Rivera, also of Manhattan. \u201cShe\u2019s everywhere. She always makes an appearance.\u201d\n\u201cGale is amazing! I don\u2019t know how she keeps up,\u201d said Manhattan Councilwoman Margaret Chin. \u201cWhen I go to events with her, especially in the evening, I\u2019ll say, \u2018Gale, this is my last one. I\u2019m going home.\u2019 And she\u2019s still got four or five on her list.\u201d\nHer constant presence at events \u2013 her hustle \u2013 is one of the reasons why Brewer is the most beloved politician in New York City. Ask anyone involved in government, from voters to staffers to journalists to politicians, and you\u2019ll hear a chorus of praise. She\u2019s always there, she\u2019s smart, she\u2019s brutally honest and \u2013 oh yeah \u2013 she actually seems like a good person. Few politicians can find that balance, and even fewer can do it without appearing too ambitious. \u201cEverybody loves her,\u201d Chin said. \u201cShe\u2019s a role model that we all learn from.\u201d\nBrewer\u2019s nightly schedule is impressive, hopping from a gala to a political club to a community board meeting to a public debate. But her longevity is just as impressive, and just as important to her sterling reputation. Brewer, 67, has been working in New York City government for more than four decades, starting in the city Parks Department during John Lindsay\u2019s mayoralty, and hopping from building to building in the vicinity of City Hall for decades, including 12 years as chief of staff to then-New York City Councilwoman Ruth Messinger and 12 years as a city councilwoman herself, before being elected borough president in 2013. Her 46-year streak was broken only by a brief stint working for a nonprofit housing developer, and even then, she was still serving on her Upper West Side community board.\nHer years of service has its benefits. \u201cShe knows everyone. She has worked with everyone,\u201d Manhattan City Councilman Ben Kallos said. \u201cShe has been in government for her entire life, and she is a force of nature.\u201d\nIt\u2019s never more obvious than at those nonstop events, as people from every corner of the city, even those unlucky folks who have to take bridges and tunnels into Manhattan, tell her about their new jobs, their latest problem with city government or their latest neighborhood concern. She seems to savor the conversation and the gossip, but she makes it clear that work is always on her mind by showing up with work in hand \u2013 literally. She\u2019s constantly carrying bags, filled with briefings, papers, whatever else she needs to read. And it isn\u2019t for show. She\u2019s regularly described as one of the smartest people in New York politics.\nBut above all else, her driving reason for going to all these events is to keep the organizers happy. She used to be one of them, a civically engaged New Yorker going out on a limb by inviting an elected official to her fundraiser, political debate, community board meeting or civic happy hour. \u201cI know what it\u2019s like when you ask somebody to show up,\u201d she said during a recent phone interview. \u201cAnd (whether) they show up, or they don\u2019t show up, it means a lot.\u201d\nIf there\u2019s one exception to the Gale Brewer love fest, it\u2019s real estate developers, who would prefer that Brewer did a little less \u201cshowing up.\u201d As borough president, Brewer has an advisory vote on Manhattan projects going through the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure, or ULURP. It\u2019s a vote she has used, consistently, to oppose major projects, like the 2018 rezoning of Inwood, or to attempt to scale them down, like a planned tower for the South Street Seaport. She said a lot of factors go into in her decisions, including an intense focus on building more affordable housing, but her vote often seems to come down to what she is hearing from other Manhattanites at meetings and events. \u201cI do listen to the community, because I think not a lot of people are listening to the community,\u201d she said. And what has she determined? \u201cWe don\u2019t want the tallest building in the city. We just don\u2019t. At least, I don\u2019t. Others may.\u201d\nBut to the pro-development set, Brewer is a NIMBY who says not in my backyard to any project, siding with residents of the affected neighborhood over the greater needs of the city. Real estate developers are conspicuously absent from Brewer\u2019s campaign finance reports, both in 2017 when she ran essentially unopposed for re-election, and in 2013, when she beat a crowded field in the Democratic primary. But Brewer has won the respect of some of her toughest critics.\n\u201cShe\u2019s a formidable advocate for her constituents, and she works as hard as anybody I\u2019ve known,\u201d said John Banks, president of the Real Estate Board of New York. Banks has known Brewer for decades, since they both worked in the City Council, and said he has the \u201cutmost respect for her\u201d despite their frequent disagreements.\nBrewer, meanwhile, is rumored to be considering running for her old City Council seat again. Asked to confirm, she avoids her usual straight talk and dodged the question. But she did shut down any thought of pursuing a citywide office. \u201cI love Manhattan,\u201d she said. \u201cI\u2019ll leave it at that. I\u2019m not a five-borough person. 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She\u2019s one of the wealthiest elected officials in New York City, with at least $1.6 million tied up in mutual funds, according to a recent financial disclosure form. Brewer and her husband, Cal Snyder, an author, also own a West 95th Street townhouse assessed by the city this year to be worth $4.2 million. She has been working for a long time, she explained to City & State, and had \u201cparents who were very generous.\u201d\nBut there\u2019s more to Brewer than money. She was spotted recently \u2013 without any staff or press \u2013 volunteering at Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen in Chelsea. And Brewer knows something about being a generous parent herself. She\u2019s had so many foster children, she loses track of the number. \u201cMaybe 30?\u201d she said, searching her memory. \u201cTwenty-five or 30, I can\u2019t remember.\u201d The range has been even wider in the past. \u201cAround 20,\u201d she told The New York Times in 2017. A 2012 newspaper profile put the count at 35. She has one adopted son, Mo Sumbundu, who carries on the family tradition of working in government at Empire State Development Corp.\nWhether it\u2019s the cause or an effect of raising so many children, Brewer is great with young adults. She has taken interns across her numerous positions in government, and has taught government as an adjunct professor at Hunter College and other city colleges for years. City government is filled with fawning fans, including New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio\u2019s chief of staff Emma Wolfe, a former student. Unsurprisingly, the Manhattan Young Democrats love her as well. Malik Wright, the president of the political club, said her appeal to young people is \u201cBernie-esque.\u201d\n\u201cShe\u2019s young at heart,\u201d Wright said. \u201cAnd the fact that she shows up more than anyone else to our programs, to our events, is a testament to how much she cares about young Democrats, young people. 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        "raw_content": "Christian boarding schools in Rochester, New Hampshire. Free help finding the best Christian boarding school in Rochester.\nHome \u00bb Therapeutic Boarding Schools in Rochester, New Hampshire\nTherapeutic Boarding Schools in Rochester, New Hampshire\nIs your teenager spinning out of control? Looking for a therapeutic boarding school near Rochester, New Hampshire?\nLet us help you in finding the best program whether or not it is near Rochester, New Hampshire. We\u2019ve made it our life goal to know all we can about every school, so we can help parents (without cost) find the best possible choice for their troubled teen. We want to help parents avoid the same mistake we did.\nNow, every day we hear from scores of frustrated parents in areas like Rochester, New Hampshire, who share how their once normal and happy child has become dangerously out of control \u2014 just like our son was. They talk about how it has disrupted their family and how they fear for their child\u2019s future and very life. \u201cMy child is no longer who she used to be,\u201d is a typical cry from these parents.\nIf your son or daughter is out of control, he or she needs you to intervene. That\u2019s why you\u2019ve landed on this site, so allow us to be the resource you need to help you find just the right program, hopefully near Rochester, New Hampshire. The downward spiral your teen is on can have tremendous destructive potential with lifelong consequences, or even bring a teen\u2019s life to a quick end. Don\u2019t wait. Act now based on what you know is true \u2014 your faith, your own beliefs, and what you know is best for your teen.\nAllow us to help you find a Christian boarding school closest to Rochester, New Hampshire that will provide your teen with the help and mentoring he or she needs, and within your budget. We\u2019ve visited most of these schools and we know the personnel there. We know what they are good at, and what they are not so good at. We poll parents who have placed their teen in these schools, so we know how well they have done to help the teen.\nYou may not want to put your child in a boarding school nearby Rochester merely out of convenience (like we did). Rather, find the program that is most likely to help your teen, even if it is outside of your state. Give us the chance to tell you about a few of them. Fill in the inquiry form now to begin that process. There is NO CHARGE for this service.\nMore about Rochester, New Hampshire:\nRochester is a city in Strafford County, New Hampshire, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 29,752.United States Census Bureau, American FactFinder, 2010 Census figures. Retrieved March 23, 2011.] The city includes the villages of East Rochester and Gonic. Rochester is home to Skyhaven Airport and the annual Rochester Fair.\nExcerpt for Christian boarding schools in Rochester, New Hampshire, used with permission from Wikipedia.\nTherapeutic Boarding Schools in Rochester, New Hampshire | Best Christian Boarding Schools",
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        "raw_content": "Review of \u201cBenjamin Harrison: Hoosier Statesman\u201d by Harry J. Sievers\n\u201cBenjamin Harrison: Hoosier Statesman\u201d is the second book in a three-volume series by Harry J. Sievers. Published between 1952 and 1968, this series provided the first major biographical review of Harrison and remains the most comprehensive and detailed analysis of his life ever published.\nThis second volume in the series covers just over two decades of Harrison\u2019s life \u2013 from the end of his military service in 1865 to his departure for Washington as president-elect in early 1889. This period includes much of his career as a lawyer, his unsuccessful campaign for governor of Indiana and his six-year term as Senator.\nWith just over 400 pages of text \u201cHoosier Statesman\u201d is the longest volume in the series. Covering neither Harrison\u2019s youth nor his presidency, it would seem at risk of falling flat and holding little appeal. Fortunately it provides unique insight and remains engaging during most of its twenty-four chapters. And despite its age (fifty-five years and counting) this volume generally reads like a much younger book.\nThe first volume in this series proved quite well-balanced and non-partisan \u2013 a trend which is maintained here. The initial volume focused on Harrison\u2019s youth and education so there was little opportunity to demonstrate political bias. But even with an increased focus on his political philosophy and career, there is almost no sign of Harrison-worship in this volume (particularly by biographical standards).\nSievers also maintains a nice balance between Harrison\u2019s personal and public lives, though the emphasis in this volume naturally shifts toward the latter. But even when discussing politics for long stretches \u2013 during his Senatorial career, for example \u2013 the text never loses sight of his personal life for long. Wonderfully descriptive sketches of the lighter moments in his life (such as his son\u2019s wedding) dot the landscape and humanize the narrative.\nUnfortunately, no part of \u201cHoosier Statesman\u201d is as interesting as the first half of \u201cHoosier Warrior\u201d (the first book in this series). But where the initial volume peaked early and then faded, this installment maintains a far more consistent level of engagement. Only the description of Harrison\u2019s presidential campaign in 1888, toward the end of the book, seems to drag at times.\nAnd although this volume could have been at least fifty pages shorter, it is clear Sievers did not intend to write a popular history which would appeal to a mass audience. Instead, he authored a life-and-times account of Harrison in order to expose the core of his personality while highlighting themes which impacted each phase of his life. As a result of this approach, while this volume is often interesting it is rarely engrossing.\nOverall, \u201cHoosier Statesman\u201d is a worthy successor to \u201cHoosier Warrior\u201d and bridges the gap between Harrison\u2019s childhood and his presidency quite well. This volume maintains a steady, deliberate pace and avoids stranding the reader in periods of Harrison\u2019s life with little to offer. Though capable of being read on a standalone basis, this book is most useful as an invaluable component of Sievers\u2019s three-volume series.\n1 thought on \u201cReview of \u201cBenjamin Harrison: Hoosier Statesman\u201d by Harry J. Sievers\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "On January 29, 2013 February 10, 2013 By Bethany Rose ArtinIn Book Reviews\nWell\u2026time flies when you are having fun. Or not. Getting this blog off the ground has proven to be a little more challenging than I was expecting. First Christmas, and then an unexpected move on short notice. Lately I\u2019ve hardly had time to read, let alone write reviews. But enough whining.\nCowboy Dad, by Cathy Mcdavid, is a Harlequin in the American Romance series. It was published August 2012 and it is currently available as a free ebook. Here\u2019s how Harlequin describes the imprint: \u201cYou love small towns and cowboys! Harlequin American Romance stories are heartwarming contemporary tales of everyday women finding love, becoming part of a family or community\u2014or maybe starting a family of her own.\u201d\nNatalie has already started her family, with a three month baby to care for while she lives and works in the narratively isolated community of a ranch resort. Mcdavid wastes no time introducing her to Aaron, a handsome and intelligent cowboy, but Natalie has been down that road before, and her own feelings aren\u2019t the only obstacle. Cranking up the sentiment factor is our hero\u2019s unhappy past, and a variety of entertaining supporting characters with heartaches and hopes of their own.\nI found Aaron too good to be true. Call me cynical, but I like my men to be just a little flawed, or at least have to work for all the good things that come their way. His bold resolution to their final obstacle also left me cold. Still, a decent fellow overall. How happy he\u2019ll be with the considerably less ambitious Natalie leaves me concerned. This does not appear to be a relationship of equals, but they can probably make it work.\nThe story is well written and well structured, and the author manages to keep the sex low-key and mostly off-stage while tossing in just a touch of the erotic. As the imprint promises, this story is a light read about finding community and family, not just finding love. Heartwarming-yes, heart racing-no.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Blog / Better Transport / What did the party conferences say about transport?\nAs usual this time of year, I and colleagues have spent some time at the annual conferences held by the political parties. They are good opportunities to hear from and talk directly to transport ministers and shadow ministers and also hear views from the party grassroots on transport, especially at the fringe meetings that make up a lot of the activity at these events. So what have we learnt this year about transport?\nWell, there are obvious sharp dividing lines between the parties, notably on the future of the railways, where Labour is committed to renationalisation as one of Jeremy Corbyn's signature policies. The Conservatives are however not signalling full support for the current state of things - there is at least some sign that new transport secretary Chris Grayling is interested in reform, of franchising and more widely of the structure separating tracks and trains, though it is unclear how far he wants to take this.\nHowever, beyond this there were more nuanced attitudes and approaches.\nThe changing of the guard in the Conservative party has also brought some changes in attitudes to infrastructure. There seems to be still strong cross party support for HS2 - the rail unions are backing Labour Party support for it, with conditions, and the Prime Minister backed it too in her speech. But beyond that there has been a definite move away from big infrastructure projects (\"projects you can see from space\", as one critic of George Osborne described it) towards smaller, more focused spending. It's to take advantage of this that we've launched our briefing on 'Fix it First', calling for any new infrastructure spending to be focused on local road and pavement maintenance, reopening of rail lines and stations, cycling and walking investment and greener buses, as well as extra funding for the Access Fund, which is the successor to the Local Sustainable Transport Fund.\nDevolution also seems to be pushing ahead, with support for the new city region mayors and the Northern Powerhouse, though all parties also want this spread elsewhere. The Bus Services Bill is proceeding too, and there was talk about supporting buses at all the conferences.\nOf course, Brexit and the economy were the big issues discussed all over the conferences, and these will have more effect on transport than any transport policies.\nHowever, even given this, I think it is fair to say that wider issues relating to transport were almost invisible at the conferences. Roads and road traffic had very limited attention, apart from general statements about extra investment. Air quality and emissions were talked about, but mainly as an introduction to more electric vehicles. Missing entirely (apart from the Liberal Democrats) was any mention of climate change. In a week when Arctic sea ice was found to be at historic low levels and the Paris agreement was brought into effect, this seems to be a huge gap.",
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        "raw_content": "Inadequate succession planning, ie not ensuring the next generation of management reflects the new approach. Need to reshape the basis for promotion to fit the changed context; this is most important for Board and senior management to understand and act on. Unfortunately, as Jeffrey Cohn et al (2009) found, most organisations usually promote staff to replicate rather than innovate. This means that to be promoted staff need to mirror the incumbent senior manager's behaviour, etc. This is called \"clone syndrome\", ie select staff to fit a mould and conform. Furthermore, executives tend to mould their approach on behaviours of their previous bosses and predecessors. This means that leadership traits tend to be reborn in each generation. Executives should have the confidence to be themselves and select others to fill any gaps in their expertise.\n.Not realising that succession planning is a process, not an event. It is a process that continues over the years in planning and implementing, ie identifying potential candidates, their strengths and weaknesses and developing appropriate career paths, including job rotations so that they gain the relevant experience\nIt is more than just an issue for the senior management team; it should be about succession of critical jobs in the corporation\nBe careful of similarity bias, ie promoting people who are like us\nSome staff feel threatened by succession planning as it suggests they are replaceable. When people feel that they are replaceable, they are more resistant to developing succession plans\nDecision to promote from within, or bring in somebody from outside, depends upon\n- skills required and skills available within, and outside, the organisation\n- how well the organisation is doing\n- if a change agent is needed\n- the future direction of the organisation\nIn general, unless the organisation is in trouble and/or needs to change, it is better to promote someone internally\nNeed to be careful of employing star performers from outside. These star performers, especially if male, are generally dependent upon a network of people around them in the business culture and the organisation's processes. In a new organisation, the star performers do not have the network available that made them successful elsewhere and/or processes they are familiar with\nThe importance of diversity - it gives a great return on investment. It is important for innovation as diversity brings \"out-of-the-box\" perspectives and better access to markets/customers, etc\nMuch innovation comes from gut feeling, ie it is hard to prove something that hasn't happened already\nDiversity is a key driver of innovation\nInnovation does lead to better performance. On the other hand, there is very little radical innovation, ie creating products and services that go beyond what is expected by the existing customer.\nIncremental improvement is not innovation. For example, in banking the use of contactless payment, ie improving customer interaction, is not innovation but an incremental improvement. We should be aiming for life-changing, societal-changing, transformative developments in technology that may have ancillary benefits\n(sources: Patrick Durkin, 2016c; Nora Scheinkestel, 2016)\n. Not including succession planning in the senior executives' performance criteria and remuneration packages. This means selecting and/or promoting, people need to keep in mind attitude, aptitude and fit to organisation's 'new' culture. To encourage executives to do this, some organisations have introduced \"good leavers treatment\", ie to ensure that the executives are focussed on long-term outlook (including succession planning) by linking and locking in some of their incentives to future fortunes of the organisation. This will ensure that whatever strategic direction they set, they will share in the accountability. One example of this is\n\"...Senior executive's unvested equity incentives to stay in force after they have retired, rather than being fully forfeited or fully paid out when they go. (Unvested means awards that are not currently able to be exercised and thus cashed in). The executive can only cash in the awards if the company hits its performance hurdles at a later date...\"\nAnnabel Hepworth, 2008\nFurthermore, this is designed to stop the senior executives getting the organisations to peak when they are departing and leaving a lot of challenges and problems for the next generation of executives. In other words,\n\"...you want the chief executive to develop and manage your business's interests having regard to a period beyond their stewardship and to hold a significant portion of their reward for their period of leadership at risk, beyond the period of leadership...\"",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cSleeping\u201d: Children in Alice Lemarin\u2019s Project\nFrenchwoman Alice Lemarin, who was once dreaming of a career in children fashion, created a photography project with children sleeping on streets of Paris.\nAlice Lemarin, 26 years old\nPhotographer from Paris, France. Studied photography in Gobelins School of the Image. She is inspired by photographer Sarah Moon and directors Vincent Macaigne and Wong Kar-Wai.\nPhotography has always inspired me with it\u2019s spontaneity and freshness. The idea came from the world of dreams \u2013 this particular moment when we are dreaming, that brings us back to childhood. Our anxieties and utopias go away, that is what I wanted to transmit with the series, and it was obvious that it needed to be done with kids. There is no main idea, I\u2019m not trying to illustrate something in particular; I just want to invite the audience to dream and figure out their own idea about it. Children are peaceful but what are they dreaming of? Is their perception of life the same as in their dreams? I won\u2019t answer those questions. I would like others to give me their point of view and feelings about it.\nI did all the shots on the streets of Paris with natural lighting only. I prefer working with natural light to working in the studio \u2013 there\u2019s a richer diversity of decor and the final image is more authentic. I asked parents to grab a few different outfits so I could chose the one that suits the light, colors and location at the very last moment.\nThese children are not models found in agencies. I called several parents I knew for the cast and also used social networks in order to find more. Children are usually shy and their ability to focus is quite limited. I had about 10 minutes to get the shots done. It was very challenging for me; it was my first time working with kids. The best moments were the ones when that involved contacting them, although I always had to say things like, \u201cNo you can\u2019t sleep that way, with a huge smile on! Show me what you really look like when you are sleeping deeply.\u201d It\u2019s been one year since I wanted to work in children fashion photography. I love the spontaneity and the natural behavior that comes out of children, I usually have great surprises depending on their mood.\nNow I\u2019m working on something a little less funny \u2013 I\u2019m doing a book about spasmophilia (suffering from revulsion \u2013 \u2014 Editor\u2019s note.), which I suffer from. I would like to talk about this \u201cillness\u201d that is harmless, but affects many people and strikes their lives. I would like to discuss it in a more poetic and, why not, funny way, in order to play down the symptoms but still having the people understanding how they affect the patient. I will definitely have children participating in this, but I don\u2019t want to tell much about it since the work is still in progress.\n{\u201cimg\u201d: \u201c/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/sleeping_01.jpg\u201d, \u201calt\u201d: \u201cSleeping Children in Alice Lemarin\u2019s Project\u201d, \u201ctext\u201d: \u201c\u201d}",
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        "raw_content": "Hello and welcome to the home of the Bird Race Challenge, previously the Norfolk Bird Race. The 2017 race is going to be bigger and better so we\u2019ve changed our name to reflect the new challenges ahead. Alongside the existing Bird Race we are also holding a Virtual Bird Race this year, which anyone can join in with.\nWe are proud to announce that the nominated charity for this year\u2019s race is World Land Trust. The funds will raise will aid the research and conservation of the critically endangered Blue-throated Macaw (Ara glaucogularis) via Asociacion Armonia (a WLT partner in Bolivia). The Blue-throated Macaw is a national heritage species in Bolivia where less than 300 are thought to still exist in the wild.",
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        "raw_content": "Having recently tipped a decade since conception, Bitcoin continues to prove itself to be the technology to redefine business as we know it.\nConsidering the technology used to drive Bitcoin needs no intermediaries to make, receive and run payment, the popularity of this incredible leap in capability waxes more than it wanes, and growth is steady across all sectors currently touched by Bitcoin and blockchain technology.\nWhile all this progress is dizzying -we\u2019re overly excited about the concept of a business world made fairer and more exciting with cryptocurrency- there is a problem with cryptocurrency that cannot be overlooked. The high carbon footprint created by Bitcoin Mining looks set to run deep and wide. And we\u2019re still figuring out how to approach it.\nThe mining process involves a peer to peer web of computers, oftentimes referred to as validators. Validators live up to their name in that they perform something called Proof of Work. Proof of Work is a brigade of computers that solve intense cryptographic problems and give proof to blocks of transactions that are recorded on the public ledger, or blockchain. This can be viewed by all computers, and it means that total agreement can be held that achieves a guarantee of proof. These validators are better known as miners. In the case of Bitcoin, it\u2019s miners that validate each block in the blockchain with \u2018mined\u2019 currency. It\u2019s actually the process that is used to bring in new coins to the Bitcoin network. While this is all fascinating, it\u2019s also a process that gobbles a brow-raising amount of energy- one which many enthusiastic blockchain fans feel deflated by.\nWhat we now know is that the energy mining of Bitcoin is huge- comparable to that of a small country, and this energy consumption is only tipped to rise. It has even been suggested that in the near future, mining of cryptocurrency could outweigh the costs associated with mining some precious metals. It\u2019s also been aired that if the adoption of crypto continues to rise, that this contribution to emissions could easily push the critical level of global warming to above 2 degrees.\nHowever, solutions like the Lightning Network are expected to help. The Lightning Network is seen as a second step to the payment protocol, and it operates on top of a blockchain, for example, Bitcoin cryptocurrency, and makes it faster and easier to make transactions between nodes.\nCommonly posted as the solution to the Bitcoin growth concerns, the Lighting Network is perhaps better described as an option where channels between users will only be recorded on the blockchain when the channel isn\u2019t open. The result is expected to lead with a huge reduction in energy use, as only very little energy is consumed in the process.\nThe question remains as to how proof of reduction in energy use will emerge. We look forward to discussing this important aspect of Blockchain tech in future blogs.",
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        "raw_content": "Articles / Health and Wellness Legislation in the EU\nHealth and Wellness Legislation in the EU\nIn regulatory terms, 2012 has already been a very busy year in the EU. Industry is busily preparing to comply with the new Food Information for Consumers Regulation (FIR) alongside the recently formalised positive list of generic health claims, which offers opportunities industry-wide but also finally closes the door on many long-used health claims.\nRegulation 1924/2006 on nutrition and health claims made on foods\nWithout doubt, the most long awaited aspect of this legislation was the publication of the Article 13.1 list of approved generic health claims. Regulation 432/2012 was published on 16 May 2012, giving the food industry until 14 December 2012 to ensure that all claims are compliant with the approved list \u2013 just 222 claims. Claims made on foods after this date that are not in compliance with the regulation will be liable to enforcement action. This should not come as a great surprise to the food industry as the opinions of EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) have been published for some time, but there was no cut-off date for non-compliant claims until this regulation was formalised. Some 1,719 claims have been categorised as non-authorised under Article 13.1. Authorised claims are largely limited to vitamins and minerals, some essential fatty acids and fibre. Non-authorised claims controversially include all probiotic claims.\nThis final formalisation of the generic claims into law would appear to give the green light to the use of all authorised claims on appropriate foods, although one of the unresolved elements of the regulation is nutrient profiles. The absence of nutrient profiles could potentially result in claims made on \u2018inappropriate\u2019 foods (for example vitamin claims on high sugar confectionery), and some areas of industry feel that they are working in a very difficult position concerning the re-branding of products using authorised claims, only for that to potentially be threatened should profiling emerge over the next couple of years. The European Commission reported earlier this year that nutrient profiling will be reconsidered after the publication of Regulation 432/2012. Well, that time is now, so one to watch in the near future.\nArticle 13.5, covering claims based on new scientific data, still includes just one authorisation for water soluble tomato concentrate I & II for normal platelet aggregation and healthy blood flow. The 26 rejections in this category include some general wellbeing claims, some probiotic digestive health and respiratory tract health claims and several claims related to reducing hunger, appetite, body fat, waist circumference and resculpting body shape.\nArticle 14.1(a) claims covering the reduction of disease risk have so far resulted in seven authorisations and 15 rejections. There are only two key areas of health covered\nby the authorisations \u2013 reduction of cholesterol and its association with coronary heart disease (plant sterols, plant stanols, plant sterol esters, plant stanol esters and oat beta-glucan) and reduction of dental carries/tooth demineralisation with sugar-free chewing gum and xylitol. Interestingly, the reduction of cholesterol claim was not authorised for soy protein in spite of its previously accepted benefit in this area. Reduction of urinary tract infection (UTI) claims were not approved for Ocean Spray cranberry juice or a food supplement containing cranberry extract (Uroval), but the company Medical Brands has recently achieved an approved medical claim for cranberry and UTI under the Medical Devices Regulation. Other non-authorised claims include water related to reduced dehydration and concomitant performance reduction, Actimel L casei in reducing Clostridium difficile and diarrhoea and added calcium to fruit juices to reduce dental carries.\nArticle 14.1(b) on children\u2019s health and development saw 11 authorisations and 36 rejections. However, the authorised claims are limited \u2013 five relate calcium, vitamin D, phosphorus and protein to bone development. DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid) is approved in three claims for brain and visual development for infants, and iodine and ALA/LA (alpha-linolenic acid/linoleic acid) both contribute towards normal growth and iron for cognitive development. All other claims related to brain development, cognitive function, concentration, learning, relaxation, immune support and digestive health were not authorised. The dairy \u20183-a-day\u2019 claim for maintaining healthy body weight and dental health was also rejected, as was the Kinder chocolate claim helping children to grow. All probiotic claims for children were also rejected.\nClaims authorised or rejected under Article 13.5 or 14.1 were published under various regulations and are also subject to a 6-month cut-off period for non-authorised claims. All of the claims (including Article 13.1) can be found on the European Commission\u2019s register of health claims http://ec.europa.eu/nuhclaims/. It should be remembered that authorised claims are still subject to use only in compliance with other factors laid down in the claims regulation. These include appropriate nutrition labelling, use of required accompanying statements, generic health statements backed up by related authorised claims and appropriate warnings for over-use/avoidance. The European Commission is currently drafting guidelines on the implementation of these rules. There are still claims being considered by EFSA and the EC for which transition periods for those that may be rejected have yet to be established.\nFor nutrition claims, there was much controversy over the rejection of two new claims by MEPs early in 2012. The claims on \u2018percentage less\u2019, eg \u2018now with 15% less sugar\u2019 and \u2018no added salt\u2019, were vetoed as Parliament felt that these claims would be confusing to consumers and would essentially reward unhealthy products with claims. The European Commission and food industry, on the other hand, feel that the ability to highlight gradual reformulations, as opposed to the sometimes unachievable jump to \u2018low\u2019 products with a 30% reduction in eg sugar or fat, would be beneficial to consumers in making healthier choices.\nVitamins and minerals and other substances added to foods and food supplements\nWhile there continues to be no progress on the key outstanding topic concerning these two particular pieces of legislation \u2013 the setting of maximum levels of vitamins and minerals for fortification or food supplements where there may be concerns for consumer safety \u2013 steps have been taken concerning the first substances to be considered under Article 8 of Regulation 1925/2006 on fortification. Article 8 covers substances which may be prohibited, restricted or placed under Commission scrutiny. The European Commission has passed on its first request from a Member State to EFSA for assessment of Ephedra species and yohimbe (Pausinystalia yohimbe). At present, Directive 2002/46 on food supplements very specifically covers only vitamins and minerals, and in 2008 the Commission declared that the inclusion of other substances in the directive was not considered necessary. It will be worth noting whether, if the two substances under assessment are placed into Annex III of Regulation 1925/2006, this has any impact on the food supplements directive.\nRegulation on Food Information for Consumers (Food Labelling)\nRegulation 1169/2011 on food information for consumers was finally published at the close of 2011, completely overhauling food labelling and bringing it into the format of a regulation for the first time. One of the key features of the regulation will be the mandatory nutrition labelling on almost all pre-packed foods from 13 December 2016, within a new prescribed format. This means that although a very high percentage of foods already carry voluntary nutrition labelling according to Directive 90/496, all of these foods will be required to change their packaging to comply with new format and content. Foods that are already accompanied by a nutrition panel must also comply with the changes by 13 December 2014, a full two years before other foods not already carrying voluntary labelling. The nutrition panel will now mandatorily consist of energy, fat, saturates, carbohydrate, sugars, protein and salt (note the removal of fibre and the movement of protein further down the panel), with voluntary provision for monounsaturates, polyunsaturates, polyols, starch, fibre and vitamins and minerals. Information will be provided per 100g/ml and may also be provided as a percentage of the reference intakes, which are laid out in Annex XIII. Nutrition information per portion may also be provided, and there is provision for the European Commission to look into setting portion sizes within the legislation, although the scale of this task is undeniably huge and is therefore not subject to any deadline.\nThe regulation also allows for the provision of nutritional information on the front of pack (so-called FOP labelling). It was long thought that the European Commission would actually dictate the format that this was to take, favouring the extensively used \u2018GDA\u2019 scheme. In fact, the regulation only dictates that front of pack labelling, if used, must include energy (must always be declared per 100g/ml) with or without the following nutrients \u2013 fat, saturates, sugars and salt. All FOP declarations may also be according to the percentage reference intakes or per portion. Additional forms such as colour coding, graphic or symbolic forms are also permitted. Member States must monitor use of FOP and the Commission will produce a report on the potential need for regulated measures by December 2017. Therefore, aside from prescribing the nutrients and mandatory energy declaration, harmonisation of FOP labelling is no further forward. The UK has taken this opportunity to once again consult on the potential for one uniform scheme, as other countries may also undertake to do.\nOther issues that the regulation mandates that the European Commission is to review include the possible mandatory declaration of trans fats (already the subject of many years of debate), the notorious \u2018may contain\u2019 labelling for allergens, \u2018vegetarian/vegan\u2019 labelling and setting reference intakes for specific population groups, including children.\nAt this time, the new organic regulation 835/2007 has had time to bed in, and it is now mandatory for organic food (at least 95% organic) to carry the prescribed EU logo, which may exist alongside other organic logos. Also in March 2012, detailed rules for organic wines were published in Regulation 203/2012, and shall apply from 1 August 2012. Other organic news is that the EU and US have set up a trade agreement for organic foods. This means that foods certified as organic in the EU may be exported to the US without the need for re-certification, and vice versa. This is a welcome agreement, not only in lifting trade barriers but also improving consumer confidence in the status of imported organic products.\nNovel foods and foods from cloned animals\nThe novel foods regulation has been in place since 1997, and has long been considered a stifling element on innovation, for everything from newly engineered food ingredients to traditional foods from non-EU countries. This is of particular interest in the health and wellness arena as many exotic fruits are found to offer health opportunities, but with two onerous regulations to gain approval (novel foods and health claims) it is often insurmountable to bring them to market. A review of the regulation has been underway for many years, with a revised regulation proposed in 2008. This was rejected in March 2011 when the European Parliament and Council failed to reach agreement at what was expected to be the final stage of the process. Current status suggests there is likely to be a new draft published in 2013 alongside a draft regulation for food products from cloned animals. Food ingredients developed from nanotechnology fall within the current novel foods regulation, and the European Commission is mandated to consider the necessity for specific labelling for such ingredients under the Food Information Regulation. It is also hoped that the new draft will offer a more accessible route to approval for traditional foods from outside the EU.\nIn summary, it is all systems go for the health and wellness industry with the formalisation of generic health claims, the transition to new format nutrition labelling and a more relaxed than anticipated approach to front of pack labelling. 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        "title": "Giving live sports piracy the red card \u2013 Irdeto Perspective",
        "raw_content": "Knowing who you\u2019re up against\nThere are thousands of pirate hosting and linking sites out there, pulling in millions of viewers. In fact, the Irdeto cyber-services team has seen a 20% increase in aggregated visits to sports related pirate sites, up from 100 million in September 2015 to 120 million in September 2016.\nThe key is to use an intelligence driven approach. By using web analytics, the automated detection systems can be configured to focus on sites within the broadcast jurisdiction which have the highest volume of internet traffic in that geographic region. This ensures that customers have actionable intelligence to know the best points to attack.\nTaking an early lead\nUsing this intelligence driven approach we have seen in the last 3 months, just for the top ten most popular related pirate linking sites, that the average number of monthly unique visitors was 2,458,189.77. By targeting these sites, customers are able to take action against the sites that are causing the most harm to their business.\nGiven the popularity of live sports, any automated system which is used must be capable of real-time processing of hundreds of pirates streams. This means that the service swiftly detects infringing content, the streams are analyzed, validated and evidence captured for inclusion in DMCA infringement notifications.\nBut the winning game plan needs to stretch beyond just a technology solution. It\u2019s essential to have proactive services. In-line with the customer\u2019s business policies, experienced investigators can collect evidence to support criminal prosecution or civil litigation.\nKeeping track of the score\nGone are the days of static reports sent after the event. The winning game plan should allow customers access to real-time data. Via an online portal, for instance, they can drill down to see details such as information about detection rates, enforcement activities and compliance metrics.\nPirates are continually adapting and to effectively fight online piracy means keeping up to date with their latest activities. We are seeing a rise in the use of app/plug-ins and devices such as Kodi, as well as online brand exploitation and increasing levels of OTT credential theft.\nAs the game changes, it\u2019s beneficial to have a flexible team in your corner. A team who can support you now but who can support you in the future.\nIf you want more information about the Irdeto live sports service, why not pop by the Irdeto booth at Sportel (24 to 27 October 2016) at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco.\nThis entry was posted in Media & Entertainment and tagged content rights holder, Irdeto, Kodi, online piracy. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Router, modem or switch \u2014 what is it?\nWhen you got internet installed, someone left you with a black box. That person may have called it a router, modem or switch. What is it really? Do all these terms mean the same? While the IT pros lean back and chuckle, let\u2019s discuss the basic question\u2026 what is that black box and what does it do?\nChances are, the little black box is a router, a modem, and a switch, but maybe not. These are actually three different roles for the little black box, and it\u2019s probably doing all of them.\nNo, not that kind of router.\nIn order to get on the internet, you need three things. First of all, you need a device that tells all the other devices in your home or business where the internet is. Your home router is like the on-ramp to the internet. When cars get on the on-ramp, they line up and all start going a consistent speed, eventually merging with other traffic on the freeway. On the other hand, all the traffic that wants to go anywhere in your hometown takes the same off-ramp, and it all goes different ways once it gets off the freeway.\nThat\u2019s kind of what a router does. A router is a single point where all the internet traffic in your home or office passes through. It controls access to the internet and limits outside access to your home devices. It\u2019s like the on-ramp.\nYikes that\u2019s an old modem.\nFirst things first: what we call a modem really isn\u2019t a modem. A modem is like the thing in the picture. It changes data into sound so it can go over a phone line. Thankfully it\u2019s been a lot of years since we needed to do that. But, words have a funny way of sticking around. Just like we roll down the windows (even though we don\u2019t use a handle to roll anymore), the word stuck around for a new generation. It even kind of means the same thing.\nToday\u2019s modem changes information so it can travel along a different kind of wire. At home that could be fiber optic or coaxial cable, or for areas still served by DSL, copper phone lines. Technically the right term for that is a multiplexer but why get technical\u2026 people call it a modem so it\u2019s a modem.\nSeriously, who\u2019s getting the photos here?\nIf a router is like the freeway on-ramp, the switch is more like the stoplight in town. A switch lets you connect all your devices (wired or wireless) and makes sure that all the information gets from place to place without bumping into anything. It holds up some traffic to let other traffic through, and that makes everything flow smoother.\nIf you connect more than one computer to the internet, or if you have a wireless printer or even a smartphone or tablet, you need a switch to make sure everything can connect.\nYour significant other would freak if your home office looked like this.\nIn the past, the router, modem and switch were separate huge pieces of equipment. In large commercial installations they still are. However, for home use, the router, modem and switch are usually combined in one device that does all three functions. When you connect to the internet, it acts first as a switch\u2026 getting your data from place to place in the house, then as a router\u2026 getting your information ready to go out to the internet, then as a modem\u2026 changing that information into a form that can travel on the outside wires. It does this quietly and without any fuss at all. That\u2019s really kind of amazing when you think about it.\nWhy is fiber internet faster than regular internet?\nHow does a hard drive store so much stuff?\nHow long should a hard drive last?",
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        "raw_content": "A caravan - the answer to all your tenting troubles!\nFor many of us growing up in New Zealand meant Christmas holidays spent under canvas, in the families favorite campsites scattered around the country. Tenting was always seen as the best family friendly holiday option!\nPersonally, my family used to go to Port Jackson, at the top of the Coromandel Peninsula, a magnificent crescent of white sand met you as you came over the crest leading into the bay.\nUnfortunately a lot of people got put off by the long trek up there. All the beaches before this magnificent spot are rocky serving as another deterrent (one is even called Rocky Bay, fancy that). If only they had persevered over one more hill\u2026..then again, and thankfully for us, that left paradise for only the hardy few.\nMy first job as a kid was the one job where you started at the top, you guessed it\u2026\u2026.digging the hole for the \u201clong-drop\u201d toilet, one memory I don\u2019t miss.\nLong days were spent exploring the hills, snorkeling, catching eels, playing on my surf board, or digging sand castles on the beach, never a dull moment, and three weeks disappeared in no time.\nThen one year, we progressed to a pop-top camper, things were looking good I thought to myself, only to discover that I was relegated to my pup tent, as there was not enough room inside. And I still had to dig the long drop, as the pop top did not have the luxury of a bathroom.\nOur neighbors however , were \u201cflash Harry\u2019s\u201d in their new , full size caravan, with fridge, lounge, beds & bathroom, so inevitably all social gatherings then happened at the big caravan.\nWhen I look back, these are some of my all-time favorite childhood memories!!\nYou still see many people in tents these days, but with our fickle weather, and the wish to be able to explore year round, a caravan is a viable option without having to break the bank.\nAnybody that has put up a large family tent together, and have avoided a divorce in the process, will know that the time & effort to do so is not something you take on lightly.\nHaving the luxury of a caravan means once you have arrived on site, backed her in place, wound out the awning, and pulled out the deck chairs, it must be time for a cuppa, with the relationship with the other half fully intact\u2026\u2026....life is good !\nA caravan is also perfect for so many reasons including keeping the family happy on holiday find out more reasons by downloading our guide.\nOf course a caravan means that for the next few days we can explore the local area on foot, but can pop into town for some extra supplies (beer & wine) if needed.\nOnce you get the lay of the land, you might venture a little further, taking your tow vehicle on a few journeys in the local region, then returning to the caravan at night for dinner, a bit of socializing with the neighbors, and of course a nice hot shower before nodding off in your comfy bed\u2026\u2026.just like home!\nThe next day you wake up to the sound of pitter patter on the roof. Quickly confirmed as rain when you lift the blinds just in time to see your tenting neighbors, breaking out the trusty blue tarps from the Warehouse, as they remember they didn\u2019t waterproof the tent after last summer, like they said they would.\nNever you mind, nice, dry and warm in the caravan, a leisurely breakfast for you, and you'll head out for the day once the rain stops. Watching the debacle with the tents next door of course offers some entertainment while finishing my coffee.\nA week here has flown by, and I feel we have seen most things, so time for a change of scene. Wind in the awning, store the deck chairs, hook onto the car & we are off, might try a new spot an hour or so down the coast.\nThat is the great thing about exploring New Zealand in a caravan. It's like having a motel on wheels, only better, because I get to choose where I stay & for how long, plus it's clean & tidy, with all the things that I want to take with me.\nA month down the track, and a long weekend is approaching. Years ago, there is no way I was going to go to the trouble of setting up the tent, to only have to pull it all down again a few days later.\nNow, with the caravan, we go away as often as we can, because it is SO easy. I just need to give up this inconvenient thing called \u201cwork\u201d, maybe hit the road full time for awhile\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026but that\u2019s another blog.\nCheers, Rob Deed.",
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        "raw_content": "Vodafone 24\u2019s 2nd place winners: Check out Aheba Foxes\u2019 tiger-saving tech\nTeam Aheba Foxes' Vodafone 24 project wants to save tigers from extinction, using only your old, abandoned smartphones...\nHome \u203a Uncategorized \u203a Vodafone 24\u2019s 2nd place winners: Check out Aheba Foxes\u2019 tiger-saving tech\nWe\u2019re counting down the top three entries from this year\u2019s Vodafone 24 competition: our unique createathon where we give teams of students a chance to win a summer internship with us at our Vodafone HQ in Newbury!\nToday it\u2019s the turn of Team Aheba Foxes \u2013 made up of Ana-Maria Sufana and Cristina-Diana Cojocaru from the University of Kent \u2013 and their tiger preservation project, which won second place this year. But before we got onto the idea, we had to ask: why tigers?\nTeam Aheba Foxes\n\u201cWell, I\u2019ve loved tigers ever since I was a kid,\u201d says Ana. \u201cI got to hold one when I was small, and the fascination has been there ever since. In the time that they\u2019ve been endangered, I\u2019ve always wanted to try and do something about it.\n\u201cTigers are in very serious danger of extinction in the wild.\u201d\n\u201cTigers are in very serious danger of extinction in the wild,\u201d she continues, \u201csince 1991, 90% of the world\u2019s tigers have disappeared, largely because of human hunting, poaching and deforestation. Tigers are the top of the food chain, so extinction or even endangerment has real implications for the rest of the ecosystem.\n\u201cIf they disappear, everything else loses its natural balance.\u201d\nThe world\u2019s tiger population is at crisis point; Ana\u2019s figures are staggering. Of the nine subspecies that used to exist, three have been made extinct in the last 90 years or so. Some subspecies, like the Indochinese tiger and famous Siberian tiger, are right on the brink \u2013 there are less than 300 of each in the world today \u2013 and the South China tiger is suspected to be extinct in the wild already. No-one has seen one since the 1970s.\n\u201cWe did a lot of research on environmental issues and we came across a Kickstarter project called Rainforest Connection. We thought the idea was fantastic, but it was something that could be used in so many other ways, for example, helping to protect tigers.\u201d\nRainforest Connection is a project that uses smartphones as the basis for a network of rainforest communicators, designed specifically to listen for illegal logging activity. Aheba Foxes took that idea, and ran with it:\n\u201cLots of us have old, still-working smartphones lying around that we don\u2019t use anymore. The idea for our project is that people would donate those smartphones to us, and we would transform them into detection devices, putting them in the rainforest. We could use the smartphone\u2019s camera and microphone to monitor activity in the local area, and equip it with solar panels to keep it powered.\n\u201cIt\u2019ll pick up audio all the time, but the infrared camera is movement-sensitive, so it\u2019ll only start recording when it sees something moving. When the system picks up something significant, like poachers, it would notify local authorities, who could check to see what was going on through the camera and audio feeds, and respond if necessary.\nVodafone 24\u2019s 2nd place winners: Aheba Foxes\nFind out more about Team Aheba Foxes tiger protection project right here\u2026\nTherein lies one of the main challenges that Aheba Foxes were aware of, should the system ever be implemented:\n\u201cWe\u2019d need to find communities that would supervise the whole system,\u201d Ana explains, \u201cand find people that care about the cause and are willing to invest time in looking at the videos and alerting the local authorities. We\u2019d want to build links with the local communities as part of the project too.\n\u201cThe crucial bit of the device is the phone battery. We\u2019re still not 100% sure that the battery could provide enough power for the audio and video feeds at once, it would be difficult to know until we built one! It would also depend on the rainforest canopy and the location of the device \u2013 if it isn\u2019t getting enough sun, it\u2019s going to struggle to work consistently.\u201d\nLike this year\u2019s third-place winners Team ThreeC, Aheba Foxes entered last year as well, and came back for more with some useful experience under their belts:\n\u201cI think we\u2019re both more efficient working under pressure than we were,\u201d says Ana. \u201cThere was more pressure this year because it was our second year participating and we really wanted to do something good. That definitely pushed us more.\n\u201cLast year we focused a lot on the presentation itself, rather than doing more research into the project and fleshing out the ideas. We focused more on the marketing rather than the actual content, if you like. 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        "raw_content": "Two approaches: Egypt and Syria\nQuick announcement Previous An Afghan unborn child counted in US as a victim in a crime of war Next\nThe situation in Syria is deteriorating as logic dictates after a year of violence without any known control. The last reports published in the international media talk about what looks a chaotic civil war with neighbor against neighbor, religious sect against religious sect, and the government with the Army against most of them. The problem is that to know what is happening there you have to be there. No reliable News are coming out except de telling of the refugees who make their way out of the borders to Turkey or Lebanon. (Pour Lebanon, a land full of refugees, in a very difficult political situation, that can literally broke if there is a flow of Syrians and a lack of international help to deal with the new refugees). The stories of the refugees are partial, all referred to the north-west side of the Country and depict a typical situation of civil war with cities and villages divided and the Alawite minority of the president Bashar Al Ashad against the Sunni majority in the country. But also between different Sunni groups, politically or not organized.\nViolence calls violence and that\u2019s what\u2019s going on in Syria with the pleasant participation of the president who has the greatest force against his own people and has taken the worst decisions: cover al with a blank of silence (no foreign press, no free communications either inside the country) and let the violence grow for a long time, all of this with the cooperation of Russia and China, this time, on the Security Council of the UN.\nAnd days ago, the UN sent his ex-Secretary General Kofi Annan with a plan of peace that was a Cease Fire that didn\u2019t contemplate the step down from power of the president Bashar al Assad.\nWhat a different approach in comparison with Egypt when all the big capitals of the world were calling for the step down of Hosni Mubarak during and after the demonstrations of al Tahir Place. And what was the result? In Egypt Mubarak was ousted by the military who put him in thirty years ago, and the situation is still confuse and dangerous because of this same military chiefs that don\u2019t want to change too much the control of the country and in the pools the Muslim Brotherhood has demonstrated his greatest force in the options of the people. That\u2019s the real problem there and it was before the fall of Mubarak and before the killing of Al Sadat. There is no matter who is at the top in the presidential palace but in the military barracks.\nIn Syria, the president and his military are doing whatever they want (it seems according to what the refugee and the few journalists who could send news from inside the country) and there is no request to step down, but a lot of calls to prudence and think in the consequences for the \u201cRegion\u201d. Well, de consequences in the \u201cRegion\u201d are the same in all the problematic cases of the so-called \u201carab spring\u201d that was a spring in some countries and in others is something much more complicated: the growing instability of a very dangerous place of the world. There are a several Countries with their non liked leaders ousted or killed but not political solution after the outcry or intervention of the \u201cInternational Community\u201d blessed By the UN (Libya and Egypt) and this Syrian president, approached like a nest of wasps by the same UN despite is causing a very dangerous situation in the \u201cRegion\u201d and, it seems a bloodshed into the country.\nI have written about this problem several times and the conclusion is always the same. This poor \u201carab spring\u201d is a victim of two realities: the divisions in the Arab League and most important and definitely the interests of the five countries with veto in the Security Council of the UN that still running the world as if the WWII had ended yesterday and not almost 60 yeas ago.\nArab League\tBashar al-Assad\tEgypt\tHosni Mubarak\tKofi Annan\tLibya\tSyria\tUnited Nations",
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        "raw_content": "Because, Science.\nI've been enjoying NOVA's online series `The Secret Lives of Scientists and Engineers'. These short videos depict some lesser known aspects of the lives of cutting-edge scientists, their hobbies, passions and pastimes outside of the lab.\nI\u2019ve been enjoying NOVA\u2019s online series \u2018The Secret Lives of Scientists and Engineers\u2019. These short videos depict some lesser known aspects of the lives of cutting-edge scientists, their hobbies, passions and pastimes outside of the lab. Several of my friends have been profiled on the series, including Mireya Mayor, Hugh Herr and Crystal Dilworth. The videos are humbling and inspirational because they show scientists as \u2018normal\u2019 people with passions and personalities and quirky pastimes.\nI particularly enjoyed the latest video featuring Crystal Dilworth, entitled simply: \u2018Because Science\u2019.\nYou can check out the entire series here.",
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        "raw_content": "The last fortnight has seen two particularly notable occasions where we have come together with our local partners to talk about how our work together makes, or will make, a significant economic impact on Coventry, Warwickshire and the West Midlands.\nThe first occasion was on Monday 12th November 2018 when it was announced at the Coventry and Warwickshire Automotive Dinner in Warwickshire\u2019s Coombe Abbey Hotel that we would be working with Jaguar Land Rover to establish a new multi-million-pound \u2018Smart City Mobility Centre\u2019. The new Centre will create ground breaking driverless and electric vehicle technology on our Wellesbourne campus. Our agreement with JLR will see 5G technology deployed on campus alongside prototype autonomous vehicles, with a plan to begin in 2019. When successful, this will allow us to move fully to autonomous vehicles on campus, and away from such reliance on petrol driven, single occupancy cars.\nThen just over a week later Dr Ralf Speth CEO of Jaguar Land Rover and an Honorary Professor of WMG, joined with Andy Street CBE Mayor of the West Midlands, Abdul Khan Deputy Leader of Coventry City Council, Chancellor Baroness Cathy Ashton and myself for our Chancellor\u2019s Dinner, to hear the very latest regional economic impact figures for the University.\nThe location of the dinner, the home of National Automotive Innovation Centre, was certainly impressive, displaying a very explicit and solid example of our campus economic impact in our region.\nWhile sitting in that striking building, we were presented with some very impressive numbers from the latest analysis of the University\u2019s economic impact on our city, county and region which have been covered by the Coventry Telegraph:\nWarwick\u2019s overall economic impact in the West Midlands is now almost \u00a31 billion a year\nAs well as employing over 6,640 staff our university sustains a further 9,245 additional jobs in the West Midlands. 86% of The University of Warwick\u2019s staff live in the West Midlands with 42% in Coventry and 21% in Warwick District\nWarwick\u2019s 5,000 international students contribute \u00a3250 million per annum to the region\nWarwick Science Park supported 354 businesses, and Warwick Business School and WMG supported hundreds more\n29% of Warwick\u2019s UK undergraduate intake are from the West Midlands\n84% of Warwick\u2019s Newly Qualified Teachers secured employment teaching in Midlands schools\nAn impressive building, and some impressive numbers. However what made the biggest impression on me was the testimony of one young engineer. Omeah Hancox told us about her experience as a pupil at the WMG Academy for Young Engineers in Coventry, and how that opportunity has now led to her joining Jaguar Land Rover as a young engineer. To see the impact of our partnerships personified in this way was a memorable moment. You can watch the video that was shown on the evening here.\nThat moment reminds me and should remind us all that the positive impact we have on our region shouldn\u2019t just be measured in pounds, shillings and pence. People make a difference and often these people are our own students and graduates and not just because of what they studying or researching. For instance, more than 1000 Warwick students volunteer and last year they devoted 12,618 volunteer hours in community focused projects in Coventry, Leamington, Kenilworth and Warwick.\nWarwick was first established as a University because a great many community leaders, policy makers and businesses in Coventry and Warwickshire came together to campaign for its establishment and donate the funding and land to establish it. They believed that Warwick would be a major contributor to the economy, culture and life of the City and the County. They were proved right, and it is the impressive work and dedication of a great many individual Warwick students and staff that delivers that proof each and every day.\nThere was one more important highlight to the evening. On behalf of Coventry City Council, Abdul Khan announced that the Council has asked the University to rename part of University Road, Lord Bhattacharyya Way. I was then able to share that Lord Bhattacharyya Way would lead to the Lord Bhattacharyya Building. The Lord Bhattacharyya building, home of The National Automotive Innovation Centre (NAIC), a \u00a3150 million partnership between WMG at the University of Warwick, Jaguar Land Rover and Tata Motors European Technical Centre (with \u00a315m from what was the UK Government\u2019s Higher Education Funding Council England). The National Automotive Innovation Centre will be a beacon for automotive research bringing together the brightest minds from industry and academia, to develop future automotive technology. This announcement and the Chancellor\u2019s Dinner was not the formal opening of the Lord Bhattacharyya Building or NAIC, that is to come, but the evening was an opportunity to recognise the enormous contribution of Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya to the University, the City, the region, and to the automotive industry, particularly Jaguar Land Rover and Tata Motors.\nIt's the individuals who make up every institution who truly make an impact. That evening marked the spectacular impact of Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, but it also marked just the very beginning of all that will be achieved by Warwick\u2019s current students, and the pupils of WMG Academy for Young Engineers in Coventry such as Omeah.\nExecblog Resource : 22 Nov 2018 10:54 | Comments (0) | Report a problem",
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        "raw_content": "8 WAYS THE ASSEMBLIES CAN GROW IN 2018\nMuch of my burden comes from my own assembly and the assemblies of close friends. I long to see us grow in the Lord and be a shining light in the communities we have been placed into. That doesn\u2019t come without effort and dedication to the leading of the Spirit.\nAs we look to a new year ahead here are 8 ways I see the assemblies moving forward and making progress. I pray that these become a vital part of every assembly in 2018.\n1. A fresh surrender to the Holy Spirit\nThis is not the first point by accident. I believe of all the things we can talk about this is THE most important. For too long the Holy Spirit has been placed in a corner of the assemblies and neglected. Maybe it\u2019s out of fear of appearing too \u201ccharismatic\u201d or because we don\u2019t want to face Him and what He will require of us.\nWe need to let go of our hang-ups regarding His work in the church and let Him empower us again. Churches that give first place to the Spirit will grow as His fruit is displayed in the lives of the saints.\n2. Abandon apathy\nApathy is displayed in many ways but primarily it is shown in the lack of enthusiasm or excitement. It\u2019s possible to be faithful in ritual and dead in spirit. Do people love being at your assembly more than anything else? Or is it just another thing to do out of obligation or habit? It\u2019s not that hard to spot the difference. As a soccer coach would say, \u201cGet in the game!\u201d.\n3. Revive hospitality\nI can\u2019t get away from Acts 2:46. They met in each other\u2019s homes and in many assemblies this has been forsaken. If we want to see true growth in fellowship then we must open our lives and homes to God\u2019s people. Not just a few times a year but all the time. Not only will this greatly benefit your local church, it will also change your life too. Give it a shot in 2018.\n4. Stop the gossip\nThe plain truth is that gossip will kill the fellowship of a church. It\u2019s like a disease that eats away at the joy of the Lord. Add to that slander and back-biting and it\u2019s a sure formula for disaster. Assemblies that are thriving give no place to this kind of attitude and activity. To grow we must endure, put others first and lay down pride. It\u2019s the only formula that will work for assemblies this year.\nThe gap between the generations has never been wider in the assemblies. The older ones struggle to hang onto control and the younger long for change. Instead of sitting on either side of the table let\u2019s engage in meaningful, productive discussion to foster unity instead of division.\nThis means compromise on non-essential, non-biblical issues. It means sacrificing some of your own preferences for the greater good and health of the church. The churches that are building bridges are seeing tremendous growth and blessing.\n6. Mentor someone\nPaul\u2019s challenge to Titus was to teach the older that they had a responsibility to the younger believers (Titus 2:1-5). They had to first be worthy of mentoring and then were to engage younger Christians in order to impart truth to them. Churches that foster this kind of mentoring atmosphere will thrive in 2018.\nI have visited some assemblies in the past few years that have blessed my heart by sharing the joy of the Lord. They are genuinely overflowing with thanksgiving and praise because they have been touched by the grace of God. They can\u2019t help it and it\u2019s evidenced in their lives.\nIt doesn\u2019t mean they don\u2019t face trials but despite their difficulties their love for the Lord shines through. Let\u2019s remove the deadness in our fellowships by fixing our eyes on the Lord and expressing the emotion of our hearts.\nI put this last to act as a bookend to point number 1. If you are holding any form of bitterness, resentment or an unforgiving spirit against a brother or sister then the Holy Spirit is being prevented from having full reign in your life. The Lord can\u2019t bless those who have unresolved issues towards His people.\nJohn tells us plainly that we are not walking in the light if we are keeping ourselves in bitterness (1 John 2:9). In order for the church to grow it must be emptied of this damaging attitude. It starts with each one of us laying down our pride and giving the hurt and pain over to the Lord. Will you do that in 2018?\nA lot more could be said but these points are meant to get discussions going within your assembly. What do you need to work on in 2018? What goals do you have to help your church grow?\nTogether with the leading of the Spirit, our assemblies can change our families and communities. We can make an impact on the lives of those who are a part of our local fellowships and those who are searching for a Savior.\nMay 2018 be a year of spiritual maturity in your own life and the life of your local fellowship!",
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        "raw_content": "Infamous Brian Dodge enters consent degree with FCC\nhttp://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/prod/c ... r_id=68634\nIf you are from the northeast and involved in radio, you know all about Brian Dodge. After many many years of his nonsense, he finally entered into a consent degree with the FCC, and admitted to all his false names, addresses, etc...\nRe: Infamous Brian Dodge enters consent degree with FCC\nPost by Shane \u00bb Thu Oct 27, 2016 8:58 pm\nSounds like his last name is apt.\nPost by kkiddkkidd \u00bb Fri Oct 28, 2016 7:52 am\nNECRAT wrote: http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/prod/c ... r_id=68634\nWell isn't that interesting... You don't have to be in the NE to know this shyster. He tried to drag me into what was obviously a case of insurance fraud on a DA (WCKL?) that had been damaged by a farmer. When I refused to send him invoices for work that hadn't been done he started threatening all kinds of retribution via his \"friends in high places\", etc. I would never work in the NE again... By that time I had already figured out that he was a shyster.\nImagine the consternation of the young adjuster lady when she called me to get a copy of an invoice marked paid AFTER she had already issued Dodge a check. I didn't completely throw him under the bus but explained in no uncertain terms that I had never done any work for Dodge, had never been paid by Dodge AND have never invoiced him for anything. I wish I could have recorded those calls. I had sent him an estimate for repair of the damage as described and he submitted that to insurance as an invoice.\nHe also told me that he was about to move the freq of the DA several miles away from it's licensed location. When I questioned him on it, he said that he did it all time...\nPost by kkiddkkidd \u00bb Fri Oct 28, 2016 10:08 am\nAfter reading the decree, he has been allowed to keep some of his properties. How?\nPost by PaulBWalkerJr \u00bb Fri Oct 28, 2016 12:09 pm\nI worked for Brian Dodge at WWNH. Horee sheet, the stories I could tell even after only working there 3 months.\nThe only other person who knows about as much on Brian, Ernie Rice is dead. The job killed him, literally.\nI know this is an old, old thread but was wondering if Dodge was still in radio in any way. I have a bit of a past with him and am absolutely astounded that he isn't serving time for insurance fraud (among other things).\nAs far as I know, no. The FCC eventually determined he still was untruthful and revoked his remaining licenses.",
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        "raw_content": "Jackson,Alan - Don't Rock The Jukebox\nDon't Rock The Jukebox is the second studio album by American country music artist Alan Jackson. It was released on May 14, 1991, and produced five singles on the Hot Country Songs charts; the title track, \"Someday\", \"Dallas\", and \"Love's Got a Hold on You\", which all reached Number One, and \"Midnight in Montgomery\" (a tribute song to Hank Williams) which reached #3. Fellow country music artist George Jones makes a cameo on the album, singing the last line on \"Just Playin' Possum,\" (\"The Possum\" is one of Jones' nicknames.)\nDon't Rock the Jukebox peaked at #17 on the U.S. Billboard 200, and #2 on the Top Country Albums. In April of 1995, Don't Rock The Jukebox was certified 4 x Platinum by the RIAA.\n*Produced By Scott Hendricks & Keith Stegall\n*Engineered By Hans Akelsen, Paul Cochrane, Jeff Coppage, Bill Heath, Scott Hendricks, Clark Hook, Gary Laney, Mark Nevers, John David Parker, Dave Sinko\n*Mixed By Scott Hendricks\n*Mastered By Hank Williams\n*Drums, Percussion: Eddie Bayers, Bruce Rutherford\n*Bass: Michael Rhodes, Roger Wills\n*Piano: Dirk Johnson, Hargus \"Pig\" Robbins\n*Guitars: Robbie Flint, Paul Franklin, Brent Mason, Bruce Watkins\n*Fiddle: Rob Hajacos\nCategory:Albums produced by Scott Hendricks\nno:Don't Rock the Jukebox\nThis text has been derived from Don't Rock the Jukebox on Wikipedia and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License 3.0",
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        "raw_content": "IKEA pledges 1 billion euros to help slow climate change\nOSLO (Reuters) - IKEA, the world\u2019s biggest furniture retailer, plans to spend 1 billion euros ($1.13 billion) on renewable energy and steps to help poor nations cope with climate change, the latest example of firms upstaging governments in efforts to slow warming.\nChief Executive Peter Agnefjall talks with a Reuters reporter in an IKEA store in Wembley, north London January 28, 2015. REUTERS/Neil Hall\nChief Executive Peter Agnefjall said the measures would \u201cabsolutely not\u201d push up prices at the Swedish group\u2019s stores. The investments will be \u201cgood for customers, good for the climate and good for IKEA too,\u201d he told Reuters.\nHe said the plan was motivated by a desire to tackle climate change, rather than to court favourable publicity. \u201cGetting that message out to the customers is secondary,\u201d he said.\nAn internal review last year showed only 41 percent of its customers see IKEA as a company that \u201ctakes social and environmental responsibility\u201d, below its goal of 70 percent by 2015.\nIKEA, which had sales of 30 billion euros last year, wants to generate all the energy used in its shops and factories from clean sources by 2020.\nTo that end, it will invest 600 million euros on wind and solar power installations, adding to 1.5 billion invested since 2009. It has already signed up to own and operate 314 wind turbines and has 700,000 solar panels on its roofs.\nThe IKEA Foundation, the charitable arm of the family-owned group, would invest 400 million euros by 2020 in supporting families and communities in nations vulnerable to impacts of climate change such as floods, droughts and desertification.\nCOMPANIES TAKE STANCE\nSenior officials from almost 200 nations are meeting in the German city of Bonn this week to prepare for a summit in Paris in late 2015 at which governments aim to agree a deal to slow global warming.\nThe Alliance of Small Island States, which fears the impact of rising sea levels, welcomed IKEA\u2019s planned investments.\n\u201cI am heartened to see corporate leadership in this area,\u201d said Amjad Abdulla of the Maldives, chief negotiator for the alliance in Bonn.\nThere are signs that companies are taking a more active approach, keen to show their awareness of consumer concerns.\nLast month, top European companies urged governments to commit to slashing greenhouse gas emissions.\nThis week, six European oil and gas companies \u2014 BG Group, BP, Eni, Royal Dutch Shell, Statoil and Total \u2014 added their voice to calls for a pricing system for carbon emissions. The firms have often been accused of inaction.\nMindful of environmental concerns, IKEA says it plans to get more of its wood and cotton from sustainable sources.\nIt says it will ensure it grows as many trees as it fells by 2020. The top national suppliers of pine and other wood used in its familiar self-assembly furniture were Poland, Lithuania, Sweden, Germany and Russia last year.\nReporting By Alister Doyle; Editing by Pravin Char and Keith Weir",
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        "raw_content": "Battling biographies head to Toronto to win awards season hearts\nLOS ANGELES (Reuters) - As a first-time film director, television comedian Jon Stewart pleads ignorance about the workings of the movie industry.\nComedian Jon Stewart speaks during the \"12-12-12\" benefit concert for victims of Superstorm Sandy at Madison Square Garden in New York in this file photo from December 12, 2012. \"The Daily Show\" host, and now film director brings his first film, \"Rosewater\" to the Toronto International Film Festival this week. 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        "raw_content": "Franklin Graham\u2019s Dangerous Double Standards\n\u201cToday, we have definitive proof that this Iranian promise was a lie. Last week, Israel published intelligence documents long concealed by Iran, conclusively showing the Iranian regime and its history of pursuing nuclear weapons,\u201d Trump remarked prior to signing the presidential memorandum. \u201cThe fact is this was a horrible, one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made. It didn\u2019t bring calm, it didn\u2019t bring peace, and it never will.\u201d\nTrump said that even if Iran complied with the terms of the deal they would be on the verge of a nuclear breakout. He said the sunset provisions were unacceptable, the inspection provisions were inadequate, and the deal would fail to halt the development of Iran\u2019s nuclear ambitions and the development of ballistic missiles that could carry a nuclear warhead. Trump noted the deal would do nothing to constrain the nation\u2019s destabilizing activities including their sponsorship of terrorist groups.\n\u201cThe Iran deal is defective at its core. If we do nothing, we know exactly what will happen. In just a short period of time, the world\u2019s leading state sponsor of terror will be on the cusp of acquiring the world\u2019s most dangerous weapons,\u201d Trump explained.\nTrump also warned, \u201cAny nation that helps Iran in its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly sanctioned by the United States.\u201d\n\u201cAmerica will not be held hostage to nuclear blackmail. We will not allow American cities to be threatened with destruction. And we will not allow a regime that chants \u201cDeath to America\u201d to gain access to the most deadly weapons on Earth,\u201d he said.\nTrump said that the United States no longer makes empty threats.\n\u201cAs we exit the Iran deal, we will be working with our allies to find a real, comprehensive, and lasting solution to the Iranian nuclear threat. This will include efforts to eliminate the threat of Iran\u2019s ballistic missile program; to stop its terrorist activities worldwide, and to block its menacing activity across the Middle East. In the meantime, powerful sanctions will go into full effect. If the regime continues its nuclear aspirations, it will have bigger problems than it has ever had before,\u201d Trump stated.\nTrump said he was willing to negotiate a new deal, but did not hold out much hope that Iran would be willing to do that.\n\u201cIran\u2019s leaders will naturally say that they refuse to negotiate a new deal; they refuse. And that\u2019s fine. I\u2019d probably say the same thing if I was in their position. But the fact is they are going to want to make a new and lasting deal, one that benefits all of Iran and the Iranian people. When they do, I am ready, willing, and able,\u201d Trump stated.\nU.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) praised President Trump\u2019s actions.\n\u201cI have stated time and time again that the loophole-ridden JCPOA did not go far enough in its efforts to permanently dismantle Iran\u2019s nuclear program. The agreement, negotiated by then-President Obama, lacks basic oversight and enforcement, and allows a dishonest Iran to continue its destabilizing activity and potentially restart its nuclear weapons program at the sunset of the JCPOA,\u201d she said.\n\u201cIran continues to pose a serious threat, not only on the global stage as they are allowed to advance their unfettered ballistic missile capacities, but also in the Middle East. We know that Iran continues to support and finance terrorist organization proxies that destabilize the region, endangering American servicemembers and our partners.\n\u201cI am encouraged by the President\u2019s decision to withdraw from the JCPOA today, and have full confidence that the President and Secretary Pompeo will work with Congress to develop a comprehensive strategy that permanently addresses the threat that a nuclear-capable Iran poses to U.S. and international security,\u201d Ernst added.\nU.S. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said he supports Trump\u2019s decision.\n\u201cFrom the beginning, I\u2019ve said the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration was an example of leading from behind on foreign policy. When negotiations began, the United States was in a position of strength because sanctions were hurting Iran. But President Obama, in his desire to get a deal, weakened America\u2019s position by agreeing to one-sided concessions in return for worthless commitments from a deceitful and repressive regime. We now know Iran was driving full speed ahead in developing nuclear weapons. By pulling the U.S. out of this badly negotiated deal, President Trump is putting America back in a position of strength and showing the kind of global leadership the country needs as it approaches challenges, not only from Iran, but also from nations like North Korea, Russia and China,\u201d Grassley said.\nCongressman David Young (R-Iowa) also issued a statement of support.\n\u201cI support this decision to withdraw from the Iran Nuclear Deal. It didn\u2019t stop Iran from continuing to destabilize the region through their support of terrorism, failed to address Iran\u2019s ballistic missile program, and the sunsetting provisions wouldn\u2019t stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. 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        "raw_content": "Rio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe\nCLC represents Santa Fe in defending its political disclosure law, which protects voters\u2019 right to know who is behind efforts to influence their votes.\nLike many other states and municipalities, Santa Fe requires basic disclosure from those spending money to support or oppose ballot measures in local elections, so as to enable the voting public to assess and understand the interests vying for their votes. The challenged disclosure provision requires \u201cevent-driven\u201d reporting: whenever a person or entity spends $250 or more to support or oppose a ballot proposition, the person is required to disclose that spending, as well as any donors who contributed for the purpose of funding it.\nThe plaintiff in the case is the Rio Grande Foundation (RGF), an Albuquerque-based nonprofit corporation that regularly participates in legislative and policy advocacy in New Mexico. In April 2017, one month before Santa Feans would go to the polls to vote on a \u201csoda tax\u201d proposition, RGF announced that it was launching a campaign to defeat the measure. This \u201cNo Way Santa Fe\u201d initiative would include a $7,500 campaign video and website urging voters to reject the proposal, as well as Facebook advertisements promoting the video and $1,500 on express advocacy mailers.\nWhen RGF refused to file a campaign report disclosing the in-kind contributions and expenditures related to its \u201cNo Way Santa Fe\u201d initiative, a local citizen filed a complaint alleging that RGF had violated the disclosure ordinance. The City\u2019s Ethics and Campaign Review Board (ECRB) agreed and ordered RGF to file a one-time, six-page campaign report, which revealed that the No Way Santa Fe video and website were produced and contributed by an out-of-state group called the Interstate Policy Alliance, and disclosed one other person who contributed $250 toward the effort. The ECRB took no further action against RGF. No penalties or fines were assessed.\nShortly thereafter, RGF filed suit against the City of Santa Fe and the ECRB, challenging the disclosure ordinance under the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution and Article II, \u00a7 17 of the New Mexico Constitution.\nDisclosure of the sources of funding for election-related speech has been a feature of American campaign finance law for more than a century, and the Supreme Court has consistently upheld such laws against constitutional challenge. As eight Justices emphasized in Citizens United, disclosure \u201cenables the electorate to make informed decisions and give proper weight to different speakers and messages.\u201d The U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly voiced its approval of disclosure laws\u2014including in the ballot measure context\u2014because transparency permits robust debate on political issues while arming voters with the information necessary \u201cto evaluate the arguments to which they are being subjected.\u201d\nIndependent spending by non-committee groups plays an growing role in Santa Fe elections, and Santa Fe voters strongly favor the existence of disclosure and identification requirements connected with this political advertising. The law being challenged was created to shine a light on the influx of dark money that continues to plague campaigns across the country. As the Santa Fe City Council emphasized in its justification for the Code\u2019s disclosure provisions, \u201cthe public\u2019s right to know how political campaigns are financed far outweighs any right that this matter remain secret and private.\u201d\nRio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe: Complaint\nRio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe: Defendants' Motion for Summary Judgement\nRio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe: Amicus Curiae From The Brennan Center, Chain Breaker, Common Cause New Mexico et. al.\nRio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe: Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgement\nRio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe: Plaintiffs' Reply to Defendants' Cross-Motion for Summary Judgement\nRio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe: Defendants' Memo in Opposition to Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgement\nRio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe: Plaintiffs' Reply In Support of Plaintiffs' Motion for Summary Judgement\nRio Grande Foundation v. City of Santa Fe: Defendants' Reply in Further Support of Their Cross-Motion for Summary Judgement",
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        "raw_content": "Homepage > Cancer Specialties > Find a Clinical Trial > Is a Clinical Trial Right for Me?\nDeciding whether to participate in a clinical trial is an important personal decision. Patients should consult their physician. Ask questions and make sure you get the information you need to feel comfortable about your decision.\nClinical trials and research at the OSUCCC \u2013 James allow physicians and researchers to understand a patient\u2019s tumor more quickly, discover what\u2019s driving the cancer and find targeted therapies to treat it.\nClinical trial participants are the first to have access to new treatments not yet available to the public, and they receive expert medical care and careful monitoring by doctors and nurses during the course of the study. These trials can offer patients some of the most sophisticated cancer treatments available.\nParticipants also have a unique opportunity to help others by contributing to medical research aimed at finding better cancer treatments. Clinical trials play a vital role in advancing cancer care and treatment \u2014 they are the only way to make progress against cancer \u2014 and clinical trial participants play a major part in creating a cancer-free world.\nIf you are contemplating taking part in a clinical trial, or if you want a second opinion or just want to speak to a clinical trial specialist, we are here to help you. Call 800-293-5066 or 614-293-5066 to make an appointment.",
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        "raw_content": "Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann the movie: Gurren-hen\tMay 9, 2009\nIt begins with a lovely new introductory sequence telling the story of the Sprial King (and hinting at the fight with the anti-Spirals) to the tune of Libera Me From Hell. But it did not, as I had expected, end with the defeat of the Spiral King, instead ending with the defeat of the four Spiral Generals and Simon\u2019s emergence as the \u201cWho the hell do you think I am?\u201d Kamina2. This followed the biggest change \u2014 a completely new retelling of the battle with the four Generals.\nAdmittedly, although it makes sense in a TV series to defeat each general sequentially, it would have taken loads of screentime to follow that through in a movie. Thus, they had all four Spiral Generals attack at once, with the TV bits spliced with all new animation of Kittan and the beast hunter sisters (with all new Gattai-gunmen!) taking on Guame and Yoko facing off hand-to-hand with Adiane. Overall it worked pretty well, though without the bigger character development that comes with several episodes of Simon wallowing in grief, then growing in stature with each successive battle. It also leaves a heck of a lot of story to tell in the second movie, with the gang taking on the Spiral King, and then the whole anti-spiral war + Simon vs. Rossiu of the second act. O.o\nEven in this movie they had to montage some of the slower bits early on in the series, including the infamous low-budget episode 4 and the onsen episode. Somewhat surprisingly they also glossed over the introductions of Rossiu, Ginny, Darry, Kittan and the rest of the Black Siblings. Considering I think of them as fairly major side-characters, to have them more or less appear suddenly with just an introduction was a bit of a shock. But I imagine most people watching this are fans of the series, so I guess it\u2019s not such a big deal.\nOverall, I really enjoyed the movie. It was great to revisit Gurren Lagann again and reminded me how awesome the story, characters and the score were. It really is a beautiful series, with such a fantastic message of belief, faith, friendship, commaradery and never-say-die attitude (I\u2019ve just pre-ordered the first of the TV series DVDs, due for a UK release next month ^^). Bring on Lagann-hen!",
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        "raw_content": "FDA Commissioner Outlines Pathways For CBD In Food, Supplements\nby Debra Borchardt | Dec 24, 2018 | Law & Politics\n[Editor\u2019s Note: Dr. Gottlieb offers a way forward for CBD products in the marketplace.]\nPresident Trump signed the 2018 Farm Bill last week that included provisions that eliminate several federal barriers to the cultivation, production, and commercial development of hemp and hemp products. It also eliminated hemp from Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act. \u201cHemp\u201d is now defined as \u201cthe plant Cannabis sativa L. and any part of that plant, including the seeds thereof and all derivatives, extracts, cannabinoids, isomers, acids, salts, and salts of isomers, whether growing or not, with a delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol [THC] concentration of not more than 0.3 percent on a dry weight basis.\u201d\nThe Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a statement by Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb on the agency\u2019s regulation of products containing \u201ccannabis and cannabis-derived compounds,\u201d in which the Commissioner acknowledged there are \u201cpathways\u201d for FDA to consider \u201ccircumstances in which certain cannabis-derived compounds might be permitted in a food or dietary supplement.\u201d\nMany people immediately assumed that with the signing of the bill, hemp-derived CBD and products made with hemp-CBD would be legal. The FDA has the authority to regulate products containing cannabis or cannabis-derived compounds, and declared that such ingredients \u2013 clearly including hemp and hemp derivatives, such as cannabidiol (CBD) \u2013 are treated \u201cas we do any other FDA-regulated products.\u201d\nGottlieb restated FDA\u2019s concerns over \u201cdrug claims being made about products not approved by the FDA that claim to contain CBD or other cannabis-derived compounds,\u201d as well as the agency\u2019s position that under the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) it is \u201cunlawful \u2026 to introduce food containing added CBD or THC into interstate commerce, or to market CBD or THC products as, or in, dietary supplements, regardless of whether the substances are hemp-derived.\u201d\nDr. Gottlieb also emphasized that FDA \u201chas authority to issue a regulation\u201d that would allow these naturally-occurring hemp compounds in a food or dietary supplement. He also stated that FDA is now evaluating whether to pursue such a process and clarified that the agency \u201cwould only consider doing so\u201d if it determines \u201cthat all other requirements in the FD&C Act are met, including those required for food additives or new dietary ingredients.\u201d\n\u201cThe food and supplement industry should read Dr. Gottlieb\u2019s statement first and foremost as an indication that FDA shares our desire for hemp and CBD products to be properly regulated under federal law, and now recognizes its statutory authority to address the agency\u2019s view of the prior-drug status of some Cannabis compounds through rulemaking,\u201d noted American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) PresidentMichael McGuffin. \u201cThe relevance of this authority was first seen by AHPA\u2019s Cannabis Committee over two years ago, and AHPA identified this publicly in May of this year as an approach that FDA should be encouraged to consider.\u201d\n\u201cAt the same time, the Commissioner\u2019s emphasis on the legal requirements that must be met for food additives or new dietary ingredients (NDIs) is a clear signal of FDA\u2019s thinking, and we should not be surprised if any forthcoming FDA action focuses on compliance with the law\u2019s provisions for NDI notifications for supplement ingredients, and for hemp ingredients used in foods to meet the provisions to establish these as generally recognized as safe (GRAS) under the law,\u201d added McGuffin.\nCommissioner Gottlieb\u2019s statement also announced that FDA intends to convene a public meeting in the near future to discuss products that contain hemp-derived ingredients, including food and supplement products.\n\u201cAHPA has been engaged in issues related to the safe use and responsible commerce of lawfully marketed products derived from Cannabis since 2010 and we will continue to actively participate in any and all relevant FDA meetings and rulemaking activities,\u201d noted Jane Wilson, AHPA\u2019s Director of Program Development and liaison to the AHPA Cannabis Committee.\nOriginal Post: Green Market Report: FDA Commissioner Outlines Pathways For CBD In Food, Supplements\nIllegal Grows Spark Resell Market In Used Equipment\nby Debra Borchardt | Dec 5, 2018 | Business\n[Editor\u2019s Note: The resale market is a fascinating industry. This is such a great example of how an innovative person or company can fill a niche with win-win outcomes. ]\nWhen a company is caught growing cannabis illegally, it\u2019s often the landlord who\u2019s left to clean up the mess. The criminals rarely come back for their equipment and the police want nothing to do with it either.\nSo, the landlord is confronted with clearing out sometimes hundreds of sophisticated, expensive lights, watering systems, and other various cultivation items in order to get the space back to rent. Metal scrapper and the owner of CH Hydroponics James Robba stumbled into the market when he was asked to disassemble a huge illegal grow.\nInitially, he tried taking the lights apart to sell for scrap metal. Then he found that he could make more money keeping the lights intact and reselling them versus taking the lights apart. He began testing the lights to see if they worked and when they did he began selling them. \u201cI was getting between $200 and $250 per ballast,\u201d said Robba. For the uninitiated, ballasts run grow lights that are used in indoor grows.\nAfter selling off his first tear down, he began running ads on Craigslist offering his demo work in order to get more second-hand equipment. \u201cWe started tearing down huge grows,\u201d he said. \u201cPeople that get busted don\u2019t go back for their equipment.\u201d He said building managers and landlords began calling him.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve seen gnarly stuff,\u201d said Robba. \u201cWe\u2019ve seen people tunnel down, right through a foundation, down 20 feet to tap into the main power line.\u201d He has disassembled illegal grows with 500 lights making these $5-$6 million illegal operations.\nYou would think that it\u2019s the landlord who has called the police and informed them about the illegal grow. But Robba said instead it\u2019s usually disgruntled employees who end up tipping off the police. He told one story about an unhappy employee who knew the building didn\u2019t have security guards on Sunday, so he went there with the intention to steal. Instead, he set off a silent alarm which automatically called the police. Oops.\nAnother way that illegal grows are discovered is that cities are using drones to find buildings with excessive amounts of HVAC equipment on the roof. Most buildings will have a few of these mechanical units on the roof, but a grow could have as many as 40. A telltale sign of something unusual.\nThen there\u2019s the smell. Robba said one operation without thinking opened a roof panel on the building, thus letting out the fragrant aroma of its cannabis plants. Neighbors complained and called the police.\nWith all these illegal grows getting busted and torn down, one would think people would be going to jail but that isn\u2019t happening. Police departments found it wasted time and money to go after the lawbreakers. An operation one block from the police station in San Bernardino was busted with over 25,000 plants and no one went to jail. Instead, cities found that good old-fashioned building codes and civil penalties were the way to go.\nIt\u2019s very black and white. There is no way to argue building codes. It removes the police and courtrooms from the equation. It\u2019s very easy for a city to tag a property with a building code violation and charge the owner with fees and penalties. Five tons of HVAC equipment on a roof is a dangerous situation for the occupants inside because in general buildings aren\u2019t able to withstand that amount of weight.\nIt\u2019s a violation and the city can earn big money by charging an owner a daily penalty until the building comes back into compliance. So, rather than spend money on police and attorneys to shut down an illegal grow, the city can instead earn money and still have the same outcome. This incentivizes the owners and landlords to fix the situation as quickly as possible.\nIf the equipment is cheap and old, Robba will charge the owners to remove it. If it\u2019s high quality, then they pay the landlord a reduced rate to demolish the grow. Robba said he does about two a month, but then added he\u2019s already done three this past month. A new light can cost $250 each, while Robba pays about $20 for each ballast, he can resell them for roughly $75.\nHe believes the high tax rate of legal cannabis companies in California is creating the shadow black market. While many hobbyists buy his used equipment, he also believes that plenty of small black market operators are buying it as well. Still, he said it is getting harder for the illegal grows to stay in business as the city cracks down.\nHe doesn\u2019t condone breaking the law, but he said the disruption of legalization has hurt the small operators who will now need to turn to other forms of business to make a living. Other things that could be more harmful than a small grow operation.\nThe post Illegal Grows Spark Resell Market In Used Equipment appeared first on Green Market Report.\nOriginal Post: Green Market Report: Illegal Grows Spark Resell Market In Used Equipment\nEmblem Makes $3 Million Investment In Natura\nby Debra Borchardt | Jul 18, 2018 | Business\nEmblem Corp. (EMMBF) is making a $3 million strategic equity investment into Canadian cannabis company Natura Naturals Inc. In addition to the investment, the two companies have also signed a three-year cannabis supply agreement for Natura to provide Emblem up to 3,000kg of high-quality cannabis flower per year from its Phase 1 cultivation facility. The deal is expected to close later this week.\n\u201cWe are extremely excited about the opportunities that our new-found Emblem partnership holds for us. With our first commercial LP sale, the future growth, venture possibilities, and business transactions that lie ahead for Natura seem very promising,\u201d said Ben Nikolaevsky, President, and CEO of Natura Naturals.\nInitial cannabis product deliveries to Emblem are expected to start in October 2018 with a total of 750kg deliverable for the balance of 2018. According to the statement, the agreement increases Emblem\u2019s total available cannabis by approximately 37.5% in 2018 and significantly accelerates Emblem\u2019s product availability to coincide with the launch of the adult-use market in October 2018.\n\u201cOur partnership with Natura quickly accelerates our time to market, with an immediate increase in product volume, supporting both our medical and adult-use demand,\u201d said Nick Dean, President, and CEO of Emblem. \u201cWe have been very impressed with the Natura leadership team, their cultivation capabilities, and the quality of production they are achieving within their Phase 1 retrofit. Emblem has found a valuable partner in Natura and we are confident our relationship will continue to strengthen and grow as Natura completes Phase 2 of their retrofit, bringing online an additional 55,000 kgs of production in 2019.\u201d\nAccording to the company statement, Emblem will invest $3,000,000 in cash in Natura for 3,750,000 common shares of Natura and 3,750,000 common share purchase warrants exercisable at $1.05 for 24 months (subject to acceleration provisions). Post-closing, Emblem will own approximately 5% of Natura\u2019s outstanding shares on a non-diluted basis, and 7% on a fully diluted basis.\nNatura is based in Leamington, Ontario. The first 155,000 square feet of the facility is currently being converted as part of its Phase 1 retrofit and is expected to be complete in August 2018 and capable of producing 15,000kg of cannabis per year. The Phase 2 conversion will retrofit the remaining 507,000 square feet for cannabis cultivation and is expected to bring total production capacity to approximately 70,000kg per year by mid-2019. Natura holds a genetic library of 32 cannabis strains, which will be made available to Emblem.\nThe post Emblem Makes $3 Million Investment In Natura appeared first on Green Market Report.\nOriginal Post: Green Market Report: Emblem Makes $3 Million Investment In Natura\nGreen Spirit Industries Reports 2nd Quarter\nGreen Spirit Industries (GSRX) continues to build itself up from the Pink Sheets as this tiny dispensary chain expands its footprint.\nThe company reported revenue of $353,430 for the second quarter and gross profits of $153,073. The second quarter loss per share was $.03, an 85% improvement from the same period last year, which was a loss per share of $.20. Operating expenses for the current quarter decreased 50% to $1,656,561, compared to $3,297,215 for the prior year period. Total assets as of June 30, 2018, were $9,626,698, versus total liabilities of only $248,824.\n\u201cWe are very proud of the tremendous progress we made in the second quarter of 2018. This was our first full quarter of operations, with dispensaries in Dorado, Puerto Rico and Point Arena, CA,\u201d said Green Spirit CEO Les Ball, \u201cWe opened two other dispensaries, in and near San Juan, Puerto Rico, late in the quarter. In addition to these four dispensaries, we made tremendous progress at Sunset Connect, our cultivation operation in California, and at Spirulinex, our extraction and manufacturing operations in California. Both are moving forward with full-scale operations.\u201d\nGreen Spirit raised $3,000,500 in gross proceeds during the quarter for acquisitions and general corporate purposes, bringing the total raised since May 2017 to more than $12,000,000.\nThe revenue in the second quarter included two cannabis dispensaries that were in operation. One in Dorado, Puerto Rico and the other in Point Arena, California. Two other dispensaries were opened in and near San Juan, Puerto Rico late in the quarter, and will contribute full-quarter revenue beginning in the third quarter. The company further developed its California-based cannabis cultivation, extraction, and manufacturing businesses, leasing 25,000 square feet of indoor growing space in Oakland for Sunset Connect Oakland, LLC, as well as laboratory and manufacturing space in San Francisco for Green Spirit Essentials LLC and Spirulinex, LLC. 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        "raw_content": "Between Peril and Promise: A New Framework for Partnership With Tunisia\nMarwan Muasher, Marc Pierini, Alexander Djerassi\nSummary: Five years after the revolution, internal headwinds and regional whirlwinds continue to bedevil Tunisia, jeopardizing its democratic transition.\nTunisia\u2019s inclusive democratic development and its resolve against terrorism have won it widespread admiration. But five years after the revolution, internal headwinds and regional whirlwinds continue to bedevil the country, jeopardizing its democratic transition. Tunisians are still waiting for the social and economic grievances that provoked the 2011 revolution to be addressed. To halt the country\u2019s troubling trajectory, address its socioeconomic challenges, and help achieve the revolution\u2019s aims of prosperity, freedom, and dignity, Tunisia and its international partners need a new approach\u2014a Framework for Partnership that couples Tunisian-led reform actions with coordinated and intensified international assistance.\nTunisia\u2019s Transition Is Stalling\nBeset by corruption, legal, bureaucratic, and security challenges, the Tunisian economy is hurting. Promised growth, development, and infrastructure projects have yet to materialize. Disillusionment among Tunisians is increasing and with it the risk that the consensual fabric that has kept the country afloat and moved it forward may tear.\nA slide into instability would leave Tunisia more vulnerable to terrorism, add to the crisis in Libya and uncertainty in Algeria, and send thousands more Tunisians into the arms of extremist groups or to join the migrant journey to Europe.\nSuccess and stability in Tunisia would demonstrate the potential for a pluralist and accountable political system in the Arab world and suggest a foundation for tackling the region\u2019s systemic challenges.\nTunisia\u2019s financing needs are not massive. In fact, modest levels of focused and strategic support could have an outsized impact if leveraged effectively. To date, international coordination and follow-through has been lacking, making hard choices about meaningful reforms more difficult.\nTunisians have to do their part. Too much assistance and too many projects are mired in a bureaucratic morass inherited from the previous regime. Unless in the first instance Tunisians are able to work around that morass and in the long term revitalize core government functions, no level of international support will make any difference.\nA Pragmatic Approach to Tunisia\u2019s Success\nThe Tunisian government and its core international partners should establish a new Framework for Partnership based on reciprocal commitments in five complementary areas.\nTunisia\u2019s core international partners, with Tunisian cooperation, could:\nIntensify engagement with and assistance to Tunisia to help support urgent priorities. International participation in a Framework for Partnership should be robust, including through financial aid and trade concessions, and should incentivize those actions that will make international assistance more effective and encourage economic growth.\nThe government of Tunisia, with international support, could:\nLead a G7+ coordination mechanism for economic assistance to foster transparency, accountability, and follow-through. Tunisia\u2019s core international partners should participate in the effort, with civil society and private-sector actors associated as needed. An assistance coordination mechanism can help to generate and advance high-priority reciprocal commitments from all parties.\nRevitalize public outreach and launch an inclusive dialogue with all stakeholders about public policies and new laws. Political games have sapped citizen confidence in the reform process. Unless the government rededicates itself to genuine and rigorous consultation with civil society, reform efforts will remain grounded.\nAdvance reforms that can gain public buy-in and remove obstacles to economic growth, particularly in marginalized communities. Prioritizing, drafting, passing, and implementing these reforms, as well as improving the overall capacity of the parliament, is a substantial undertaking on which Tunisian and international actors must continue to focus.\nEstablish a fast-track mechanism to implement projects aimed at fostering economic and social development and creating jobs. New procedures for cross-ministerial coordination, procurement, and security for development projects are needed to transform domestic and external financing into concrete results for Tunisians, particularly youth and marginalized communities.\nThe G7 summit in May 2016, the United Nations General Assembly in September, and Tunisia\u2019s anticipated fall investment conference are opportunities to formulate this partnership and put it into action, initially by launching and empowering its coordination and fast-track mechanisms. As Tunisia\u2019s partners show further commitment to the country\u2019s transition and the Tunisian leadership moves forward on reforms and project delivery, a powerful dynamic could ensue, with each party\u2019s steps making the other\u2019s more effective.\nThe prescriptions for Tunisia\u2019s ills are known and have been debated and documented by experts, international financial institutions, development organizations, and\u2014most importantly\u2014by Tunisians themselves. This paper is not intended to provide an alternative set of prescriptions. Instead, it seeks to provide a framework for action that gives Tunisians and their international partners a better chance of applying those prescriptions and ensuring they deliver.\nOver the past six months, together with Carnegie colleagues, the authors have led a series of structured consultations with Tunisia\u2019s leadership, elected representatives, political parties, businesspeople, trade unions, civil society organizations, and international partners to help identify the contours of such a framework. This effort approached the issues with humility and recognition that only Tunisians should determine their country\u2019s course.\nWith renewed energy and focus from Tunisia\u2019s leadership\u2014and from its many international partners\u2014Tunisians may yet realize the hopes and aspirations they have pursued with such remarkable courage.\nThe Tunisian experiment is teetering on a knife\u2019s edge between peril and promise. As the Arab country with the best chance to consolidate a peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy in the near term, Tunisia\u2019s success or failure will reverberate across the Arab world and the Mediterranean.\nIn this small nation of fewer than 11 million inhabitants,1 the international community faces a daunting and underappreciated challenge. Since the revolution of January 2011, the Tunisian people have peacefully deposed a dictator, conducted extensive and inclusive political dialogue, ratified a remarkably progressive constitution, and held several rounds of free and fair elections. The country\u2019s recent democratic development owes much to the unique ability of opposing political and civil society forces to compromise on entrenched positions and to respect the democratic process. Tunisia\u2019s democratic architecture has been revamped and is currently being completed by a set of new institutions in the making. Yet those who triggered the largely peaceful revolution with calls for employment, freedom, and national dignity are still waiting for material results; in fact, five years later some fear that their lot will not improve and that corruption and authoritarian tendencies in the state are reemerging.\nThe hopes generated by the revolution remain unfulfilled, and the daily lives of Tunisian citizens have become more difficult, leaving room for extremist political narratives.\nWhile progress is being made establishing the country\u2019s democratic hardware, the software still lags behind. The hopes generated by the revolution remain unfulfilled, and the daily lives of Tunisian citizens have become more difficult, leaving room for extremist political narratives and recruiters from terrorist groups advertising a salary and a sense of purpose. Countries undergoing a political transition regularly face economic and political challenges, but the situation in Tunisia has become dangerous; antigovernment riots in Kasserine that spread across the country in January 2016 and terrorist attacks in Ben Guerdane in March 2016 are warnings that should be heeded. \u201cEach one of us here is a time bomb,\u201d a protest organizer in Kasserine told the Financial Times.2 Even before these tremors, 83 percent of Tunisians believed in 2015 the country was headed in the wrong direction.3\nThe United States and other Western countries have promised to help secure Tunisia\u2019s democratic transition; billions in foreign assistance and loans have been pledged and repledged. Government sources estimated in December 2015 that $7 billion worth of loans and assistance had reached the country since the 2011 revolution, with more on the way. Tunisia\u2019s postrevolution leaders have made reform commitments endorsed by the international community. And yet, despite this notably broad support and rhetorical consensus, assistance and reforms have failed to materialize in ways visible to ordinary citizens, and Tunisia has continued on a downward economic slide, with social tensions, unrest, and radicalization rising in turn.\nWith a cascade of other crises in the region, Tunisia has already suffered from a degree of benign neglect; international leaders will be tempted to shift attention further from Tunisia, whose troubles seem mild compared to those of Libya, Syria, Iraq, or Yemen. Turning away, however, would be a mistake. As one senior Tunisian official observed recently, \u201cDemocracy will not succeed here if it does not deliver.\u201d4 Another senior leader warned privately that if the world does not reengage now on Tunisia\u2019s challenges, by the time international leaders wake up to a crisis, \u201cWe may no longer be here to receive their help.\u201d If Tunisia succumbs to instability or economic crises, the ramifications for the spread of extremism, illegal migration to Europe, and Tunisia\u2019s vulnerability to shocks from its immediate neighbors, Libya and Algeria, would be swiftly felt.\nTunisia\u2019s several daunting challenges vie for prioritization. Its security threats and socioeconomic challenges are mutually reinforcing, and both are exacerbated by instability in the wider region. While high-profile terrorist attacks in 2015 and 2016 involving assailants trained in Libya seized Tunisian and international attention, the nature and scope of Tunisia\u2019s socioeconomic problems likewise threaten the country\u2019s success, are even more complex to address, and demand greater attention.\nThe Tunisian Experiment Is in Jeopardy\nIn the first crucial years after the revolution, deep divisions in Tunisian society led to a focus on constitution drafting and finding a modus vivendi among social and political groups, rather than on bold economic or security reforms. The contentious political climate, weak institutions, and security crises have all been cited in official and unofficial meetings as reasons for the continued delays in reforms and, along with resurgent corruption, for depressed economic growth.\nTunisia faces a mix of internal and external challenges. Internally, the systemic injustice that sank the pre-revolution regime still weighs heavily on the country. Interviews with a wide range of stakeholders confirmed that much of the machinery of the state\u2014its laws, bureaucracies, courts, and police\u2014does not function without the application of significant influence, power, and resources. Under the old regime, the complex and cumbersome state apparatus functioned like a lock\u2014the presidency was the key, capable of unlocking and directing development projects, legal decisions, and access to state resources. Five years after the revolution, the gears of the state\u2019s machinery still turn for those with power and connections, but the average Tunisian feels as excluded as ever from access to state institutions, dialogue, and the benefits that should flow from citizenship.\nIn a country where the inaccessible bureaucracy is interposed in nearly all stages and facets of economic life, there has been a profound marginalization and alienation of large swaths of the population, unable to get ahead or provide for their families. Exclusion from their country\u2019s economic life pushes Tunisians to seek alternatives while they wait for jobs: some join riots and labor protests, some turn to radicalization and terrorism, and many more turn to the informal economy of smuggling and unlicensed economic activity that robs the state of tax receipts and depletes its meager store of legitimacy. In private meetings in January 2016, Tunisian officials estimated that the informal economy has now overtaken the formal economy in terms of gross domestic product (GDP).\nBy several measures, the Tunisian economy has worsened since the time of the revolution in early 2011. The national unemployment rate was 13.0 percent in 2010.5 By 2015, it had increased to 15.2 percent, despite a massive public-sector hiring program.6 Unemployment among recent university graduates is nearly twice as high as for the general population, and in 2014 it was almost double what it was in 2006\u2014the highest such rate in the Mediterranean basin.7 Among youth, the unemployment rate was nearly 40 percent in 2012.8 Meanwhile, Tunisia\u2019s finance minister estimated in early 2016 that GDP growth for the previous year had fallen below 1 percent.9\nTunisia is generally considered to be the most advanced Arab country as far as women\u2019s rights are concerned. The 2014 constitution received special praise because, after a long fight, the principle of strict equality of opportunity between women and men was enshrined in the text. But a progressive constitution can hide a dismal situation: as of 2015, Tunisia ranked 127 out of 145 countries in terms of gender equality, after the Gulf states of the United Arab Emirates (119) and Bahrain (123) but above Algeria (128) and Jordan (140).10 Gender issues are now a major concern in the country when it comes to political rights, civil and family rights, economic rights, domestic violence, and healthcare (including reproductive healthcare). Women\u2019s rights are therefore at the very center of the country\u2019s political, economic, and social transition process.\nSuccessive Tunisian governments have unveiled plans designed to bring hope, opportunity, and the greater dignity that comes from work and responsive government. Those plans include announcements for dozens of infrastructure projects (such as fixing roads, providing transport options, expanding access to healthcare, and enlarging ports and export facilities) as well as legal reforms to make doing business easier and cheaper. Both lines of effort\u2014development projects and economic reforms\u2014have stalled, due in part to a tumultuous political environment that has obscured or delayed addressing the obstacles they have encountered.11\nTunisia is currently governed by an unlikely coalition of secular and Islamist parties: it reflects the results of a democratic election and provides a form of coalition by numbers. But some say the arrangement hides fundamental differences between opposing societal projects, for example, on the place of women in society. This, in turn, is a source of latent tension beneath the surface of apparent political agreement.\nIn addition to those internal challenges, Tunisia faces a determined terrorist foe operating within and across its borders in the form of networks of Islamic extremists who see Tunisia both as an enemy state and as a rich recruiting ground.12 The country\u2019s key tourism sector was hit hard following devastating terrorist attacks in 2015, shrinking by 50 percent.13\nTunisia is a small country situated between much larger neighbors, and its homegrown problems cannot be isolated from external threats. Libya\u2019s turmoil tops this list. Threats from jihadi-inspired terrorist groups predated Tunisia\u2019s 2011 revolution, but powerful terrorist networks have flourished in the region now that the Libyan state has been enveloped by civil strife and other governments have struggled, and at times failed, to control their territory and borders. The country\u2019s porous borders with adjacent countries enable resupply and cross-fertilization of terrorist groups. An estimated 6,000 to 7,000 Tunisians have joined the ranks of foreign fighters in the region,14 the largest contingent from any country. Twice as many have tried to leave and been detained, according to the Interior Ministry.15\nTunisia is a small country situated between much larger neighbors, and its homegrown problems cannot be isolated from external threats.\nTunisia cannot count on stability across its western border, either. Algeria, heavily dependent on energy revenues to sustain its welfare state, might see its previously robust foreign exchange reserves disappear by the end of 2017 or sooner at current rates of drawdown, calling into question long-held assumptions about the country\u2019s resistance to instability.16\nIdentifying the Obstacles to Progress\nSince 2011, Tunisians have received outsized promises\u2014from foreigners as well as from their own leaders\u2014that have largely failed to materialize. Notwithstanding the billions in loans and assistance Tunisia has received, patterns of overpromising and underdelivering harm trust between citizens and their leaders, as well as between the government and international donors. Failure to establish a more effective set of relationships among key stakeholders in Tunisia (the government, security forces, political parties, trade unions, business, and civil society) and between Tunisia and international partners could squander a unique opportunity to promote a pluralistic, inclusive model of governance in the Arab world that also delivers economic opportunity and security for its citizens.\nOn all sides, international and Tunisian policymakers acknowledge the damaging pattern of promise and disappointment. There is also consensus regarding the main contributors to this gap between rhetoric and results: the inherent constraints of a government and political system in transition, and an international community distracted and overburdened by cascading crises elsewhere.\nThe Tunisian economy needs to be subjected to greater competition and modernization, but powerful interest groups, foremost among them the country\u2019s trade and employers\u2019 unions, object that their constituencies will be made to bear the up-front costs of liberalization. Bureaucrats wield undirected power to approve or slow-roll bureaucratic processes as they see fit. Change, in the form of legislation or new development projects, encounters bureaucratic obstacles and opposition from interest groups and, in some cases, has slowed to a crawl. International partners whose leverage over these internal Tunisian matters is minimal throw up their hands.\nMotivating Tunisia\u2019s leaders and international policymakers to invest more energy in fulfilling the same promises that have been slow to materialize over the last five years after the revolution is a multifaceted challenge. On one level is the political challenge: decisionmakers must believe the political risks and rewards justify increased investment. On a more basic level is a more technical or bureaucratic challenge: How can new efforts succeed where past efforts have failed? Answering this question requires honestly assessing the sources of disappointment\u2014undelivered international promises, as well as bureaucratic and other obstacles inside Tunisia\u2014as well as studying one area in which some recent progress has been made: the security sector.\nThe key to progress is realistic prioritization and the creation and empowerment of new mechanisms designed to overcome the obstacles and bottlenecks that have inhibited progress in the past.17 To date, prioritization has been hard to come by. Politicians\u2019 and international funders\u2019 promises have crashed into the constraints of an underresourced parliament, a convoluted bureaucracy, and international donors\u2019 lack of coordination.\nThe Limits of International Assistance\nTunisians across the political spectrum cite the anticipated social cost of liberal economic reforms to justify delaying their implementation or opposing them altogether. Tunisia\u2019s leading labor union acknowledges that a measure of economic reform is needed to stimulate long-term growth, but it argues the country is far too fragile to absorb a period of structural adjustment. Tunisian political leaders who travel to Western capitals frequently invoke the need for vastly increased economic aid to Tunisia to eliminate or cushion the costs of the reform process. It is for Tunisian stakeholders to set their reform priorities, since a consensus forged outside the country would be politically unacceptable in the postrevolution context.\nThis helps explain why the 2011 international summit in Deauville, France, has become shorthand for unfulfilled promises and Tunisian disillusionment with international guarantees, although it generated a $40 billion commitment on the part of the then-G8 group of countries, Gulf countries, and international financial institutions to support Arab states pursuing democratic reform in the wake of popular uprisings.18 Tunisia\u2019s then prime minister (now president) returned from the summit and reported that his request of $25 billion of assistance to Tunisia would be answered, a commitment from the international community that has not materialized.19\nBesides some double counting and inflation of the assistance amounts promised, the then-G8 commitments did not take into account the complexity of following up in Tunisia and with international aid agencies, while Tunisian politicians coped with political crises and constitution drafting throughout 2012 and 2013. Later on, as Tunisia began to emerge from the immediate tumult of the revolution with the passage of the new constitution, the country was hit by a significant degradation of the security environment, detracting focus from the obstacles that foreign economic and development assistance programs were encountering.\nNot withstanding the prevailing disappointment, postrevolutionary Tunisian governments have requested and received considerable economic assistance in the form of grants, loans, and loan guarantees. From the major international financial institutions, development banks, and Tunisia\u2019s leading international partners, the country has received approximately $7 billion in assistance in various forms, including loans, between 2011 and 2015, according to a government estimate. In 2016, the World Bank announced further lending in the amount of $5 billion over five years.20 While such assistance has made positive impacts in Tunisia, its effectiveness has been limited by significant institutional weaknesses in Tunisia and insufficient donor coordination, as well as the overall security and socioeconomic environment.\nUnfortunately, international donors have tended to lament the absorptive capacity constraints that inhibit the effect of their assistance, rather than focus on partnering with Tunisian leaders to tackle those constraints.21 By neglecting to concentrate on the obstacles inhibiting the effectiveness of international assistance, Tunisia and its international partners can be accused of putting the proverbial cart before the horse.\nA plurality of international assistance since the revolution has gone to budget support, largely paying the salaries of government employees and bolstering consumption in the country, not investment. Protecting Tunisia from insolvency has been a positive contribution from the international community. But much development aid has been stymied by bureaucracy and issues of political economy at the local level, and other forms of assistance, including training and legislative reforms, are aimed at the longer term. Tunisia desperately needs interventions that can create jobs and help instill renewed hope in the population, but more support will first, or simultaneously, be required to address those capacity obstacles that have slowed results so far.\nThe Public Administration: A Force for Stability, but a Barrier to Change\nTunisia\u2019s civil service and cumbersome bureaucracy, considered a pillar of the country\u2019s stability since its independence in 1956, has been described in the postrevolutionary environment as one of the key impediments to economic growth and development, inhibiting the absorptive capacity of international assistance and checking economic activity. The public administration employs more than 600,000 Tunisians.22 Top Tunisian officials commented privately that the country\u2019s bureaucracy could operate more efficiently and effectively with a significantly reduced workforce. According to a study by the Ministry of Development, Investment, and International Cooperation in 2015, some 300 different economic activities accounting for 75 percent of GDP (such as transporting merchandise, organizing cultural or sporting events, or babysitting) require a government license, a procurement process, or bureaucratic approval.23 Overlapping regulations, a lack of transparency and accountability, and antiquated information systems mean that permissions are frequently subject to inadvertent or abusive delays. It is in this context that the informal economy of unlicensed economic activity has outgrown the formal economy, now accounting for as much as 53 percent of the country\u2019s GDP according to private estimates by Tunisian economists and government officials.\nInfrastructure projects currently encounter three kinds of obstacles: inefficient interministerial cooperation; a procurement and payment process described as maddening and broken by government officials involved; and real-world factors like technical feasibility, legal flaws, or security challenges. All three sets of obstacles are exacerbated by a lack of adequately qualified or empowered staff at the central or local level to resolve them. Disadvantaged regions face a particularly difficult environment for development projects: a restive population, an absence of sufficient transport infrastructure, and a degraded rule-of-law environment can dissuade companies from bidding on local development projects, resulting in long delays and sometimes prohibitively raising the costs to the government.\nBox 1. Between Bureaucracy and Instability\nA local official in one of Tunisia\u2019s interior regions described how a popular infrastructure project was stymied by the region\u2019s poor security environment and restrictive budgeting and procurement processes. In 2012, the official reported that the government allocated 2 million Tunisian dinars ($1 million) for the expansion of a main thoroughfare to accommodate two-way traffic. The first public tender received zero bids from companies to implement the project, due in part to the high crime rate and insecurity in the district. A second tender, offering more money, also received zero bids. A third tender, for 3.5 million Tunisian dinars, received one bidder, but the procurement and budgeting process prevented the municipality from clinching the contract with a single bidder. Once bureaucratic authorization was received to award the contract to the sole bid, the company, aware there was no competition, demanded 5 million Tunisian dinars. As of early 2016, road work has still not started.\nForeign diplomats in Tunis and Tunisian government officials reported that a remarkable backlog of funding for development projects has built up over the past four years. The prime minister announced publicly in October 2015 that he had identified 10 billion Tunisian dinars ($5 billion) worth of stalled public infrastructure projects dating back as far as 2012.24 Governments and international financial institutions have found it impossible to disburse a majority of the funds they have allocated to the Tunisian government for badly needed infrastructure projects. According to officials, more than $1.8 billion in international assistance for development projects\u2014a majority of the assistance allocated for that purpose\u2014remains on the table, awaiting approvals from and executed contracts with the government of Tunisia to build new water, road, rail, and healthcare systems. One foreign embassy in Tunis that runs a major assistance portfolio reported being able to spend only 30 percent of the funds allocated to Tunisia for development projects\u2014a rate it assessed as being considerably higher than many other international donors.\nIn response to a week of nationwide rioting in January 2016, Prime Minister Habib Essid announced a number of measures, including two provisions aimed at cutting the Gordian knot of administrative delays25\u2014a government official subsequently clarified that these provisions are to be included in a forthcoming new investment code. First, requests for investment approval held by the administration for one month without answer would be considered approved. Second, certain processes, including the hiring of necessary employees in the ministries, would no longer require the oversight of the prime ministry, reducing a bottleneck in the process. Whether these decisions can be implemented over the objections of various groups will provide a test of the government\u2019s ability to improve efficiency.\nA longer-term transformation of the bureaucracy has been initiated, with efforts to digitize and expedite processes in certain ministries. The government is proposing to recruit a new cadre of what are known as Status A outside experts and to integrate them in leadership and support positions at various bureaucratic levels to refresh and lead the administration. Some officials and commentators have raised the idea of eventually offering early retirement packages as a tool to significantly slim the bureaucracy. These steps, alongside the European Union (EU) twinning programs between Tunisian and European administrations and the revamped curricula for public servants, can help greatly to improve efficiency but will take years to pay off. In the meantime, the government is considering new decisionmaking processes and mechanisms to fast-track high-priority projects and policies, building on the prime minister\u2019s January announcements.\nThe Legislative Process: Capacity Constraints and Public Controversy\nIn consultation with international financial institutions, Tunisian government economists have developed austerity and liberalization measures designed to boost and transform the Tunisian economy into a leaner engine of growth, driven by increased competition and new investment. But reforms that Tunisia has pledged (in its agreement with the International Monetary Fund, or IMF, for example) that would constrain the informal sector and diminish public-sector payrolls are political nonstarters in the current environment. Some members of civil society warned that social tensions could boil over, triggered by such controversial efforts. Other reforms on the government\u2019s agenda require difficult legislation, including a new investment code, customs reform, and a new tax code, which would set off intense bargaining and competition behind the scenes. Across the political spectrum, politicians expressed doubt that Tunisians desired or were truly ready to move to a competition-based economy.\nDozens of major private-sector investments in Tunisia have been announced and subsequently delayed, while anticipated reform legislation, such as the investment code and elements of financial-sector reform, has missed deadline after deadline. Lack of reform and a degraded security situation have had an adverse effect on both foreign and Tunisian investors.\nThe year 2015 provided some difficult lessons about Tunisia\u2019s new legislative process, revealing important shortcomings, particularly in the parliament. The new parliament remains dramatically underequipped to play its constitutionally mandated legislative role: parliamentarians lack staff, offices, and computers. Additional resources have been allocated to support the work of the parliament in the most recent budget law, but plans, such as a staff selection and hiring process, are still lacking to turn those funds into effective support systems that empower legislators. With the current outlook, one parliamentarian privately described the situation as \u201cimpossible.\u201d\nThe much-welcome democratic process comes at a price. New legislation faces a lengthy drafting period, followed by approval by the Council of Ministers and typically a several-months-long process of parliamentary debate and consideration before a vote of approval or rejection.\nBeyond the mechanical constraints of resources and processes, Tunisian legislators continue to face a sensitive and unsettled postrevolutionary political environment where virtually all legislation they consider sparks significant controversy and public outcry. Government officials have described a population that is highly suspicious; so far efforts to launch social dialogues aimed at decreasing tensions have largely failed to get off the ground. Engaging youth, in particular, through official channels can be a challenge.26 Only by listening to Tunisians will government leaders and elected representatives be able to identify and prioritize those reforms that can produce quick economic wins for the country and avoid engendering a political crisis.\nWidespread corruption in the Tunisian administration (petty bribery, nepotism in recruitment, or the provision of services) and a continuing lack of accountability for corruption from the past regime help explain Tunisian citizens\u2019 skepticism and suspicion. A World Bank report described corruption as \u201casphyxiating\u201d the Tunisian economy.27 Under the old regime, relatives and cronies of the former president made use of state banks and government regulations to amass wealth. Under the current government, major state-owned banks in jeopardy of collapse were urgently recapitalized with little regard for audits and investigations.\nIn a 2015 International Republican Institute poll, a plurality of Tunisians said that employment should be the government\u2019s top spending priority. When respondents were asked how to advance that priority, the most popular answer was \u201creduce corruption.\u201d28 The World Bank estimated in 2014 that corruption was costing 2 percent of GDP in Tunisia and that \u201ctariff evasion, tax evasion and abuses of public procurement undermine competition by favoring better connected firms and those who practice corruption.\u201d29 Indeed, for genuinely inclusive opportunities to be created, for robust competition to take off, and for trust to be reestablished, corruption will have to be tackled. New mechanisms and programs aimed at jump-starting growth in Tunisia should be coupled with redoubled oversight and accountability efforts in order to generate and sustain public support.\nBox 2. Tunisian-International Partnership in the Security Sector\nWhile economic assistance has languished, terrorist attacks have galvanized the Tunisian government and the international community into action on security-sector assistance. Without a doubt, security-sector reforms that go beyond assistance, including systemic reorganization, policy changes, and anticorruption measures, are still required to put Tunisia on a sustainable security footing and will require overcoming resistance from within the security establishment.30 Still, coordinated assistance delivery efforts in the security sector include valuable lessons for addressing bureaucratic challenges in other sectors.\nIn the wake of the June 26, 2015, terrorist attack in Sousse that killed more than 30 people, including dozens of European holidaymakers, Tunisia launched a security assistance coordination process with the G7 countries plus Belgium, Spain, and the EU. The process, termed the G7+3, is organized around three lines of effort: border security, tourism infrastructure, and countering violent extremism, with one G7 country assuming the lead in providing assistance for each. Ambassadors and senior staff from these countries meet regularly under Tunisian leadership, either at the plenary level or as expert working groups, along with representatives of the presidency and prime ministry to share information, understand Tunisian priorities, and coordinate foreign aid strategy.\nThe regular meetings of all key players, and the backing of both the presidency and the prime ministry, have helped spur the Tunisian government to overcome bureaucratic resistance to cross-ministerial coordination and planning. For example, the G7+3 process identified the need for a unified explanation of Tunisia\u2019s security strategy and assistance priorities, and, counter to previous practice, the Tunisian government succeeded in producing one document emanating from the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Defense. Responding to that strategy, the United States and Western European states are delivering equipment upgrades; funding new training activities; and providing guidance on strategic planning, joint action, and cross-force coordination. Though not necessarily advancing deep systemic reforms, these programs are improving the effectiveness of the Tunisian military and national guard, which have engaged in a number of actions against armed groups in the country and prevented a number of attempted incursions, for example, successfully repulsing the concerted attacks in Ben Guerdane in March 2016.\nThe G7+3 process has demonstrated the positive potential of regular, well-coordinated, clearly prioritized engagement between Tunisia and the international stakeholders to ameliorate bureaucratic slowdowns and tend to the country\u2019s urgent needs. The rhythm of regular meetings obliges participants to shepherd progress on commitments in their own bureaucracies. The participation of representatives of the presidency and the prime ministry presents a unified executive. It is past time to apply a similarly structured and energized approach to developing Tunisia\u2019s economy, implementing lessons from the achievements and shortcomings of recent experience in the security sector.\nTime for a New Approach: A Framework for Partnership\nRecognizing that Tunisia still has the chance to overcome the threats arrayed against it, the country and its international supporters should seize the opportunity to forge a new Framework for Partnership before those challenges get out of hand. They should identify critical reform, policy, procedural, and assistance commitments and put in place the mechanisms that will turn commitments on all sides into reality. Together, the Tunisian government, the international community, the private sector, and civil society can make 2016 and 2017 turnaround years for Tunisia.\nThe initiative for a Tunisian Framework for Partnership rests on a triple assessment:\nTunisia\u2019s economic, social, and security situation is well documented, and various prescriptions have been much discussed.\nInternational commitments in support of Tunisia\u2019s transition abound, and the available policy and financial instruments are well-suited to the situation.\nYet, there is a stalemate in which the Tunisian government and international donors blame each other for the lack of decisive action.\nOnly the security sector has registered meaningful, though early, progress through innovative forms of cooperation.\nThe Tunisian Framework for Partnership is therefore aimed at breaking the current stalemate through a novel methodology that will drastically change the way in which dialogue and reforms are conducted among Tunisian stakeholders and the way in which Tunisian stakeholders and their international partners pursue their joint endeavor. The Framework for Partnership will provide a strong incentive for Tunisian authorities to greatly streamline the intricate policymaking apparatus that has become a significant handicap to progress.\nAs part of reinvigorating a new partnership, international donors should make clear their enduring political support by sustaining high-level engagement with the country\u2019s democratically elected leaders, fostering immediate job-creation by opening more generous market access for labor-intensive sectors, and continuing macroeconomic budget and development assistance. Donors should commit to multiyear funding for infrastructure and development projects, ensuring that as financial assistance is turned into roads, power stations, and healthcare centers, it is replenished. International efforts should also target the Tunisian private sector through facilitating mobility; providing help for investors; and enlarging technical assistance, training, and education programs. In short, the country should be treated with a robust engagement commensurate to the potential strategic consequences of its success or failure.\nAs a critical part of its side of a renewed partnership, the Tunisian government should create and empower new mechanisms, joining together new procedures with new institutional arrangements to coordinate international assistance and make the most of international support to enable job creation and development, particularly in marginalized communities. It should also pass and implement reforms that enable Tunisian and foreign investors to thrive.\nThe government of Tunisia and its international partners will have to take reciprocal steps to demonstrate seriousness and to encourage each other to adopt more ambitious measures.\nThe Tunisian private sector and civil society should be included in shaping reforms and new fast-track mechanisms, with support from their international counterparts, to help ensure that these arrangements address their actual needs. In addition to ensuring governments\u2019 proposals are grounded in reality rather than wishful thinking, the private sector and civil society can also identify positive steps they are prepared to take if and when governments meet their commitments identified as part of the Framework for Partnership.\nIn response to troubling economic and security trends over the last five years, Tunisia\u2019s leaders and the international community have each asked the other to do more. Tunisia has asked for more foreign aid and investment, while donors have requested that the government make more progress in passing and implementing reforms. Indeed, both efforts are necessary\u2014but not sufficient\u2014to ensure Tunisia\u2019s path out of its current predicament. Missing so far has been a focus on the prioritization and procedural changes that could reduce or eliminate the various obstacles to progress that have been blocking Tunisia\u2019s path forward.\nGiven the legacy of mutual frustration, the government of Tunisia and its international partners will have to take reciprocal steps to demonstrate seriousness and to encourage each other to adopt more ambitious measures. That will begin with Tunisian approval and international funding support for new Tunisian-led coordination and fast-track mechanisms in the second half of 2016.\nTunisia and its core international partners should launch a new Framework for Partnership, based on reciprocal commitments from both sides in five complementary areas.\nTunisia\u2019s core international partners should contribute to a new Framework for Partnership by:\nElevating and intensifying support for the Tunisian economy, including through financial backing and market access, and continuing robust assistance and engagement with Tunisia\u2019s security sector\nThe government of Tunisia should lead a new Framework for Partnership in a number of areas by:\nEmpowering an upgraded \u201cG7+ mechanism,\u201d building on lessons from the G7+3 security-sector process, to coordinate and leverage foreign assistance; the government of Tunisia should take the lead with all the international donors, and with civil society organizations, and the private sector associated as needed, in order to facilitate transparency, accountability, and follow-through among all parties\nRevitalizing public outreach and a new inclusive dialogue with all stakeholders, including civil society representatives, businesspeople, and citizens, about sensitive or new economic, social, and security policies and laws\nStrengthening institutions and prioritizing reforms, including public administration, investment, and customs reforms, to promote inclusive economic growth, job creation, and the rule of law\nEstablishing a fast-track mechanism to overcome obstacles and expedite the implementation of high-priority economic projects, particularly development projects to foster economic and social development and to create jobs\nIntensified Support From the International Community\nOpportunities abound for the international community to improve on the assistance efforts of the past five years and to identify new support methods across a range of fields that could aid Tunisian objectives and help incentivize their achievement.\nIn the economic field, a first line of action is to vastly improve trade access for Tunisian agricultural and textile products, which is of prime importance for job creation and income distribution. The EU has enacted temporary measures with a 60 percent increase of the olive oil quota for 2016 and 2017, but it should consider making these policies permanent. Efforts should focus on prioritizing and sequencing elements of the EU Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement, particularly those that will lead to rapid job creation in Tunisia and labor mobility between Tunisia and the EU. Likewise, consideration should be given to progress on a Tunisia-U.S. free trade agreement, as well as interim measures that could, for example, put the Tunisian textile sector on equal footing with its Moroccan competitors in the U.S. market.\nSimilarly, increased financial support is of critical importance, in particular in the immediate future when structural reforms might have the most adverse social effects. The case of Tunisia is not one of massive proportion, when compared with recent EU financial decisions concerning, among others, Greece and Turkey. Increased targeted financial support for Tunisia would go a long way toward improving social stability and laying the bases for sustainable long-term development.\nIn the security field, the efficient cooperation launched in the G7+3 framework should be continued and expanded as appropriate, including with financial and technical support, but with an eye toward supporting necessary reforms. Much is currently being done, but a medium- and long-term approach is needed to make the current improvements in the security sector sustainable and to bolster Tunisia in the face of highly unpredictable environments in Libya and the wider region.\nIn the social field, it is of paramount importance that the Tunisian authorities allow for the development of initiatives in which citizens show commitment to improving political dialogue, environmental protection, or technological innovation, among other examples. International support should also be directed to such civic initiatives, despite the usual difficulties in channeling funds from large organizations to micro-projects while leaving them the flexibility that makes such initiatives worthwhile.\nOther relevant measures could include:\nOpen Skies agreements with the United States and Europe would facilitate efficient air service to and from Tunisia, resulting in thousands of new jobs, as well as airport upgrades and new facilities at key resort towns, financed from outside of Tunisia, potentially in exchange for franchise ownership at airports.\nTunisia should be reviewed afresh by the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a powerful tool for supporting broad-based economic growth. As of 2016, Tunisia is not eligible for an MCC compact, though its economic situation continues to degrade.\nForeign military service and supply contracts for EU and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) military vessels should be pursued or upgraded with Tunisia. In the areas of naval operations, service, and equipment, this could include developing dry-docking repairs and resupplying foodstuffs and petroleum products. This could be a huge employment generation opportunity. Favorable consideration could be given to small businesses, including training in this new field.\nA Mechanism for International Assistance Coordination\nInternational meetings in 2016, including the G7 summit in Japan in May, the UN General Assembly in New York in September, and an anticipated Tunisian international investment conference in the autumn, provide ideal platforms for relaunching the international community\u2019s political and economic commitments to Tunisia. But just as important is a realistic and pragmatic set of guarantees by Tunisia to its international partners and investors, embodied in Tunisia\u2019s endorsement and leadership of a new assistance coordination mechanism.\nBuilding on the international community\u2019s willingness to increase and intensify its support, Tunisia should reciprocate by leading and empowering a G7+ coordination mechanism to effectively leverage international commitments into action on all sides. A new assistance coordination and reporting mechanism could feature an elite staff secretariat to act as a clearinghouse of information among Tunisian ministries and donor states, and engage with civil society and the private sector as appropriate, with a Tunisian secretary general at its head. Its functions would include convening meetings in Tunisia, issuing regular progress reports on reform and assistance commitments\u2014for example, assessing them as on schedule, behind schedule, or not started\u2014and offering advice and support for Tunisian government entities involved in implementing agreements. Such a secretariat and the issuance of public reports could help make efforts at economic assistance coordination more effective than they have been in the past.\nThe proposed mechanism would constitute a significant innovation. It would foster mutual accountability between the Tunisian government and its international partners. And it would allow donors and Tunisian government representatives to state clearly the sources of frustration and to register each other\u2019s answers and review the situation at the next meeting.\nA new coordination mechanism need not obviate the statutory requirements of many individual donors to pursue their agendas as required by their own legislatures. But as a clearinghouse and accounting tool, it would address several of the shortcomings of previous efforts by creating greater clarity for all sides, avoiding duplication of efforts, and matching Tunisian priorities with the strengths of each donor. A Framework for Partnership should focus on a limited, prioritized set of economic, social, and governance issues, leaving security assistance for now to the current G7+3 process.\nThe keys to success for an assistance coordination mechanism beyond the security sector are clear:\nTunisian leadership and commitment\nA forum where key Tunisian and international parties participate and share information\nThe articulation of priority lines of effort\nThe regular issuance of progress reports to establish greater accountability and transparency for the government of Tunisia, international partners, the parliament, Tunisian civil society, interest groups, and the public alike\nFurthermore, an assistance coordination mechanism, by serving as a repository of government commitments and publishing reports, would provide an opportunity for private-sector entities to link their plans and commitments to government benchmarks, further incentivizing implementation.\nReinvigorated Outreach and Dialogue With Citizens\nDespite widespread acknowledgment that far-reaching reforms will be required in the coming years, the Tunisian government\u2019s work proceeds in the shadow of public controversy. Awareness that reform texts are likely to spark outrage and, potentially, labor unrest, slows the already-time-consuming legislative process.\nThe introduction of a draft law on economic reconciliation in the fall of 2015 showcases the deficiencies of a legislative process in the absence of public engagement and dialogue. The draft was prepared amid great speculation and received with a mixture of dismay and, in some quarters, outrage, when it was perceived as providing a form of amnesty for those who had committed financial crimes under the old regime. The ensuing demonstrations and outcry forced the government to retract the draft, notwithstanding its important provisions aimed at reincorporating funds from the informal economy into the formal economy. The government has vowed to revise the law and reintroduce it.\nInstead of repeating this procedure with other pending reform legislation, the government should consider working with members of parliament and civil society groups to organize inclusive public forums and town hall meetings to discuss the content of draft laws and hear and meaningfully take into account citizens\u2019 concerns.\nRemarkably, and in contrast to the raucous debates of the recent constitution-drafting years, attempts to spur dialogue among partisans of various political parties and civil society groups have frequently been aborted in the face of expected clashes, flared tempers, and a sense of frustration at the results of previous dialogues. Civil society activists have complained of official consultation sessions at which government representatives failed to take any notes. Due to political divergences, gender issues have often been sidelined despite their central importance.\nYet, since January 2011, members of Tunisian civil society (including nongovernmental organizations, cultural circles, young civic entrepreneurs, and information technology specialists) have shown a remarkable ability to foster debates, to advance proposals, and to demonstrate creativity in shaping a future for the society. This ability is an extraordinary asset for Tunisia and should be taken into account. More inclusive public outreach and dialogue that provides input to the policymaking process can be expected to have two vitally positive outcomes that more than outweigh the costs in terms of time and effort: the exchange will reduce public anxiety during the legislative drafting process, and it will bolster the prospects for implementation of laws once passed. Ultimately, the process of linking inclusive dialogues to results in the content of reforms and improvements in communities, particularly in marginalized regions, can help restore trust between the public and the state.31 The international community and international civil society groups have an important role to play in continuing to strengthen the civil society sector in Tunisia, helping empower those actors in the Tunisian system.\nBox 3. Genuine Citizen Engagement\nThe information technology sector has been for years one of Tunisia\u2019s fastest developing economic activities, with novel approaches such as incubators, accelerators, and co-working spaces. A new trend has now emerged with young developers taking multiple self-sustained initiatives and creating, for example, applications for smartphones, some of them winning international recognition. Creative responses from the government have enabled such applications to find their niche markets on the Internet and generate income for citizens who had not even formally created a business.\nIn the field of education, projects under consideration such as the idea of one tablet per child in primary school could, provided the plan is carefully prepared and appropriately governed, be the vehicle for anchoring from an early stage Tunisia\u2019s next generations in the fast-evolving digital age.\nDigital means have also been used to lead citizens to exercise their political responsibility: platforms such as OpenGovTN and Al Bawsala have been created with the purpose of fostering citizens\u2019 participation in positive governance processes and have generated strong public involvement.\nSocial entrepreneurship has become a major factor in Tunisia\u2019s new open environment where citizens\u2019 initiatives flourish in a creative information technology environment. Some such initiatives have received international distinctions, like Youth Decides.\nEnvironmental preservation is a considerable challenge for Tunisia, especially at times when economic reforms and budgetary constraints may make this sector a secondary preoccupation for national and local authorities. Careful attention should be given to citizens\u2019 initiatives that have emerged out of volunteer work or in some cases out of corporate sponsorship. Selective garbage collection and recycling activities can lead to citizens\u2019 mobilization, awareness, and personal income. The same can be said of tree planting, which can also generate income while preserving arid lands.\nOne of the most important achievements of the revolution\u2014the ability to craft consensus or compromise in an inclusive manner\u2014should be preserved and expanded in the form of a permanent government\u2013civil society platform. The proposed National Council for Governance, Sustainable Development, and Future Generations, currently in preparation, could go a long way to meeting these requirements. Through this council, government bodies, members of parliament and political parties, business organizations, trade unions, civil society organizations, and cultural circles would raise and debate significant local and national issues. It is crucial, however, that the council be designed in a way that does not allow for a replication of the parliament\u2019s political jousts nor of the previous police state\u2019s top-down approach.\nThe most important issues for reinvigorated public debates are the most sensitive. The government should join with civil society to launch public dialogues on issues including counterterrorism and radicalization, security-sector reform, the future of the economy, and the future of decentralized governance. These debates should be accompanied by greater international technical assistance to Tunisian political parties and to the government to help turn objectives into policy solutions.\nA range of initiatives could spur citizen engagement, dialogue, and outreach:\nA few carefully selected projects should be launched to bring visible progress to less-favored regions and segments of the population. Examples include introducing primary school children to information technologies or nationwide programs aimed at selective garbage collection, recycling, or tree planting. Such projects could embody the notion of hope and positive prospects for all citizens, while addressing one of citizens\u2019 demands.\nCivic and community improvement programs should be established to train up to 1,000 Tunisian college graduates each year for deployment to underdeveloped regions to work in microeconomic, technical, and social development projects. They would be placed in local and regional institutions, research centers, public-private partnership ventures, and extension services. Foreign partners, both public and private sector, from a variety of countries should be approached to present proposals for consideration in framing this effort and providing support.\nInstitutional and Legal Reforms to Improve Governance and Public Administration\nAmong the most important and quickly achievable reforms the Tunisian government is considering is the expansion of the resources and support structure available to the parliament. If new parliamentary staff members with new competencies are not brought on board to supplement those who were retained from the old parliament, inefficient and ad hoc processes will continue to be the norm. Special care must be devoted to their selection, oversight, human resource management, and logistical support arrangements. Furthermore, without computers and an updated information technology system, legislative debates and revisions will continue to revolve around hard copies, dramatically increasing the amount of time required to circulate and approve new versions of bills.\nThe Tunisian government\u2019s Strategic Orientation Note, finalized and released on September 8, 2015,32 identified at least nineteen legal reforms aimed at improving governance, streamlining administration, promoting the private sector as the engine of growth, bolstering social inclusion, curtailing corruption, encouraging economic opportunities, and consolidating democratic practices as well as the rule of law. Even if the Tunisian government bolsters the economy through emergency measures, administrative and security-sector reforms will be necessary to ensure that progress is not short-lived. Ultimately, in its current state, the Tunisian economy is too hobbled by rent-seeking opportunities and a hidebound administration to create sufficient jobs to meet society\u2019s needs. Likewise, the failure to transform the police and security forces\u2019 missions from citizen suppression to citizen protection would continue to leave the security sector vulnerable to exploitation by corrupt actors and exacerbate radicalization among the population.\nDespite a sizable majority coalition in the parliament since February 2015, the legislative process has been slow, owing to the lack of human and technical resources as well as to the political and social environment. Given the limited time and capacity constraints of the parliament and ministerial committees responsible for drafting legislation, Tunisians across the political spectrum advocated prioritization of reforms based on two basic criteria: the potential to create quick wins in job creation or social welfare, particularly in more marginalized communities; and the avoidance of social costs that could precipitate popular unrest and rejection. Reforms that score well on these measures, as defined by Tunisians, should be identified as near-term priorities in the proposed Framework for Partnership.\nSeveral proposed laws stand out for their ability to encourage job-creating investments and their relatively low likelihood of engendering a political crisis:\nDomestic and foreign organizations, public and private, view the new five-year plan\u2014which, as of March 30, 2016, is still being finalized by the Tunisian government and is not yet before the parliament\u2014as the road map that will lead to a stronger Tunisian economy. The draft law was the subject of cabinet consultations in March 2016, with presentation to the parliament slated for April 2016. If the government passes the plan by the first half of 2016 with implementing decrees ready to promulgate, it will provide a key statement of its intent to international partners that are considering the launch of new partnerships with Tunisia.\nRevision of the investment code will be a signal that Tunisia is open for business. While investment has occurred even in the absence of a revamped code, many top investors are waiting for it, as are the governments who can partner with them. New and streamlined regulatory structures, incentives for regional development, and reduced administrative hurdles could all benefit the economy in the coming years.33 Government officials and private-sector leaders point to Tunisia\u2019s decades-old foreign exchange law, inhibiting Tunisians\u2019 access to foreign currency, as a significant barrier to new economic activities.\nCustoms modernization, like so many other reforms, will take years to fully implement\u2014the efforts of multiple postrevolutionary governments to enact these changes have met considerable frustration. However, the government has moved to simplify the tariff structure and pursue a new information system that could improve enforcement and facilitate fair competition in cross-border trade.\nAlthough a law on public-private partnerships passed on November 13, 2015,34 implementation remains unclear. Clarification is essential as investors look for the contractual arrangements and guarantees related to taxation, import/export rights, customs procedures, arbitration, and other elements that will provide them with the no-surprises comfort level they seek.\nWithout access to credit, micro or larger, start-ups, co-ops, and local investors remain stymied. Legislation already passed in August 2015 recapitalized major state-owned banks, though more work on transparency and structural reforms remain.35 Now is the time to move on credit arrangements that will foster innovation, job creation, and entrepreneurship. Addressing bankruptcy reform and enlarging access to microcredit in all of Tunisia\u2019s governorates could produce immediate dividends.\nReforming the public administration tops the list of profound and difficult steps needed in Tunisia. Recognizing that such change will take years, workarounds should be developed wherever possible to jump-start the economy, support security-sector modernization, and make good on government promises. To begin the process, a number of ideas are being considered by planners in the Ministry of Development, Investment, and International Cooperation and elsewhere in the government:\nThe Ministry of Communication Technologies and Digital Economy has launched demonstration projects bringing together public and private managers to provide training on the job to digitize and modernize multiple sectors. There is ample room for more knowledge and expertise in Tunisia\u2019s government agencies and offices, in terms of not only technical know-how but also management styles and results-oriented best practices.\nThe government\u2019s Strategic Orientation Note highlights the potential for recruiting and integrating thousands of outside experts, especially Tunisians in the diaspora, into the bureaucracy to improve responsiveness and address a pervasive culture of risk aversion. One example is the appointment of a Tunisian ambassador in Silicon Valley whose mission is to facilitate and introduce various Silicon Valley players to Tunisian public officials, private-sector actors, as well as public-private partnership initiatives aimed at incentivizing investment and cooperation in Tunisia.36\nIn March 2013, Tunisia saw the creation of its first General Authority for the Follow Up of Public Programs.37 Under different governments, its role shifted from an action-oriented delivery unit to policy planning and evaluation. Delivery units should be considered in every ministry, composed of senior managers and staff specifically tasked to identify bureaucratic obstacles and to move priority projects and programs quickly.\nThe goal of any effort should be minimal red tape, empowered public administrators who can move projects to match investor objectives with public needs, and a new culture that fosters innovation and risk taking.\nA Fast-Track Mechanism to Jump-Start Development\nTo describe Tunisia\u2019s current economic situation as a national emergency is no exaggeration. Unemployment, underemployment, college graduates without jobs, reticent local and foreign investors, growing criminality and the criminalization of the economy, a mounting budget deficit, and a current account deficit all contribute to mistrust between the government and the people, which is a national security threat in and of itself. The situation will likely worsen if steps are not taken soon to move projects forward that reduce public tensions and strengthen official institutions.\nA Tunisian Framework for Partnership cannot succeed without a new approach from the Tunisian government to implement high-priority programs and projects.\nA Tunisian Framework for Partnership cannot succeed without a new approach from the Tunisian government to implement high-priority programs and projects. Throughout the country, transportation, water, healthcare, and other infrastructure developments are the subject of popular demand and badly needed. Carefully designed, an approach that combines new, streamlined procedures and an augmented, empowered staff could result in higher project-completion rates, demonstrate that the government follows through on vital commitments, help restore public confidence, and begin relieving social pressures that build in response to the persistent lack of basic services. It will create public tolerance for reforms that often yield results over longer periods of time. The government of Tunisia has already been engaged on development projects previously frozen midstream and is considering a fast-track mechanism to expedite authorization and accomplishment of new development projects in the most marginalized regions.\nTunisian officials and civil society observers explained that the proposed new fast-track mechanism could be implemented by decree, some even calling for an Economic Emergency Law. A ministerial fast-track committee\u2014akin to a special cabinet meeting of select ministers\u2014could be established to approve new or existing projects in specially designated sectors or regions, for example, if they benefit one of the least-developed governorates or grassroots projects, as eligible for expedited procedures and special focus. A prime ministerial decree could establish the structure, salary schedule, procurement regime, staff-selection criteria, and oversight measures of a potential new secretariat with a mission to support the ministerial fast-track committee and identify, recommend, and supervise coordination and implementation of fast-track-qualified infrastructure projects. Current and former officials have recommended that such a secretariat be staffed by a mix of current civil servants and outside experts and consultants with a range of expertise, including planning, project finance, project management, procurement, and oversight. This secretariat staff could work with newly established fast-track committees in each ministry to identify qualified, \u201cshovel-ready\u201d projects\u2014projects not subject to legal or technical defects\u2014and oversee their implementation; work to reduce obstacles and make more projects truly shovel-ready; as well as liaise with members of parliament, relevant parliamentary committees, civil society, and the private sector.\nProjects approved by a ministerial fast-track committee could be subject to expedited procurement procedures, backed by a payment guarantee, and supported by completion bonus payments throughout the administrative chain, including at the municipal level. Funding to set up this mechanism and provide training and support could come from international partners. The Tunisian government would need to carefully craft the selection, hiring, oversight, and other procedures in order to establish trust with the public and constructive relations in the government. Given that the current inefficient procurement and other processes already provide ample avenues for corruption, expedited procedures for fast-tracking project implementation should receive special oversight attention.\nThe successful implementation of a fast-track mechanism for infrastructure projects could provide a model for other needed fast-track mechanisms, including those targeted at drafting high-priority implementing decrees or delivering professional training related to the law on public-private partnerships and other projects for expediting development and job creation in marginalized regions.\nInfrastructure and development projects implemented under a fast-track mechanism could contribute to larger strategic initiatives:\nOne possibility is economic centers of excellence that are established throughout Tunisia to foster decentralization; provide training in useful, transferable vocational skills; and generate thousands of new jobs. Implementing nationwide economic reforms is a daunting task for a fledgling democracy coping with the legacies of authoritarian rule. Regional as well as governorate- and directorate-level pilot and demonstration projects where participants are given access to a one-stop shop for interacting with government regulators, as well as security and other support arrangements targeted to local economic priorities, will bring more efficiency. Moreover, each success will breed more success, encouraging hope and generating competition for results. Centers could focus on a number of economic areas, including agribusiness, information technology, medical tourism, and financial services.\nAnother is turning Tunisia\u2019s geographic position into an advantage by preparing the country to be the primary base of operations for the future reconstruction of Libya. A government office could be established to facilitate the participation of Tunisian companies and foreign companies operating in Tunisia in future reconstruction efforts. With each passing month, the destruction in Libya portends a growing eventual demand for reconstruction. Tunisia offers a significant portal for this effort that may well top $10 billion. Planning for this effort should start now, from ports of entry (sea and air) to services support in Tunis to roads and communications to security to border controls and frontier support bases. Key aspects of this effort include foreign capital investment, public-private partnerships on infrastructure and services, and development of Tunisia\u2019s neglected interior and border regions.\nTunisia\u2019s medium- and long-term success requires greater social and gender equity as much as economic opportunity. Tunisia in 2016 is still a long way from being able to lift more families out of poverty, create hundreds of thousands of new jobs, and instill in its citizens renewed hope and confidence. The country faces significant headwinds from instability across the wider region. Its leaders acknowledge the need to address the population\u2019s impatience but feel keenly the challenges they face in doing so.\nOutsiders must not only take into account the limits of what is possible today in terms of reform and development but also actively partner with Tunisian officials, civil society, and the private sector to expand the limits of what is possible.\nStill, Tunisians remain defiant that they will succeed in the end in achieving the prosperity, freedom, and dignity that they desire. Tunisian stakeholders and their international partners are open to change. Tunisia\u2019s challenges, while grave and growing, are still within its power to master.\nTunisia and the international community should seize this moment of opportunity. In seeking to help the country, outsiders must not only take into account the limits of what is possible today in terms of reform and development but also actively partner with Tunisian officials, civil society, and the private sector to expand the limits of what is possible. Effective international support for Tunisia is profoundly in the interests of the Tunisian people and the world. Leaders in government, local communities, and the private sector will need to act with both urgency as well as patience in order to prevail. A new Framework for Partnership can help them succeed.\n1 National Institute of Statistics, Tunisia, \u201cKey Indicators,\u201d updated March 28, 2016, http://www.ins.nat.tn/indexen.php.\n2 Heba Saleh, \u201cTunisia: After the Revolution,\u201d Financial Times, March 10, 2016, http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/4f215d9c-d402-11e5-829b-8564e7528e54.html#axzz43Nu2aPwx.\n3 Center for Insights in Survey Research, \u201cPublic Opinion Survey of Tunisians: November 16 - November 25, 2015,\u201d International Republican Institute, January 13, 2016, http://www.iri.org/sites/default/files/wysiwyg/tunisia_poll_nov_2015_public_release_0.pdf.\n4 Unless otherwise stated, all quotes come from private interviews in Tunisia between November 2015 and March 2016.\n5 World Bank, \u201cProgram Information Document (PID): Appraisal Stage,\u201d April 29, 2011, http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/WDSContentServer/WDSP/IB/2011/05/30/000001843_20110601141936/Rendered/PDF/Tunisia0GO0DPL00Stage0PID000051211.pdf.\n6 World Bank, \u201cTunisia Overview,\u201d last modified September 30, 2015, http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/tunisia/overview.\n7 Elyes Zammit, \u201cTunisia Groaning Under Weight of Unemployment,\u201d Al-Monitor, October 2, 2015, http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/business/2015/09/tunisia-economy-unemployment-women-men-equality-study.html.\n8 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Investing in Youth :Tunisia; Strengthening the Employability of Youth During the Transition to a Green Economy (Paris: OECD Publishing, 2015), http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/9789264226470-en.\n9 \u201cSlim Chaker: 2015 GDP Growth Only 0.2-0.3%,\u201d Tunisia-tn (blog), February 2, 2016, http://tunisia-tn.com/slim-chaker-2015-gdp-growth-only-0-2-0-3/.\n10 World Economic Forum, The Global Gender Gap Report 2015 (Geneva: World Economic Forum, 2015), http://www3.weforum.org/docs/GGGR2015/cover.pdf.\n11 By one count, Tunisia has had more than 180 different ministers since 2011.\n12 See Georges Fahmi and Hamza Meddeb, \u201cMarket for Jihad: Radicalization in Tunisia,\u201d Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, October 2015, http://carnegieendowment.org/files/CMEC_55_FahmiMeddeb_Tunisia_final_oct.pdf.\n13 \u201cTunisia: 80% of Coastal Hotels Shut Down,\u201d African Manager, December 3, 2015, http://africanmanager.com/site_eng/tunisia-80-of-coastal-hotels-shut-down/?v=7516fd43adaa.\n14 United Nations Working Group on the Use of Mercenaries, \u201cPreliminary Findings by the United Nations Working Group on the Use of Mercenaries on Its Official Visit to Tunisia \u2013 1 to 8 July, 2015,\u201d United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner, accessed April 1, 2016, http://www.ohchr.org/en/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?NewsID=16219&LangID=E; and Soufan Group, Foreign Fighters: An Updated Assessment of the Flow of Foreign Fighters Into Syria and Iraq (New York: Soufan Group, December 2015), http://soufangroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/TSG_ForeignFightersUpdate4.pdf.\n15 Agence France-Presse, \u201cTunisia Blocks 12,000 From Joining Terror,\u201d Arab News, April 19, 2015, http://www.arabnews.com/middle-east/news/734496; and George Packer, \u201cExporting Jihad,\u201d New Yorker, March 28, 2016, http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/03/28/tunisia-and-the-fall-after-the-arab-spring.\n16 Intissar Fakir and Dalia Ghanem-Yazbeck, \u201cRunning Low: Algeria\u2019s Fiscal Challenges and Implications for Stability,\u201d Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, February 11, 2016, http://carnegie-mec.org/2016/02/11/running-low-algeria-s-fiscal-challenges-and-implications-for-stability/itu8.\n17 The term \u201cmechanism\u201d here is used to refer to a certain combination of practices, procedures, and institutions.\n18 Sebastian Moffett, Nathalie Boschat, and William Horobin, \u201cG-8 Pledges $40 Billion for \u2018Arab Spring,\u2019\u201d Wall Street Journal, May 28, 2011, http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702304520804576348792147454956.\n19 Confirmed in a private interview in January 2016; see also Presidency of the Government of Tunisia, \u201cAl-liqa al-sahafi al-mushtarik li rais al-jumhuriya wa rais al-maniya al-fedralia\u201d [Joint press conference by the president of the republic with the president of Federal Germany], Facebook video, 9:55, April 27, 2015, https://www.facebook.com/Presidence.tn/videos/888782481179810/.\n20 Tarek Amara, \u201cWorld Bank Plans to Lend Tunisia $5 Bln Over Five Years,\u201d Reuters, March 25, 2016, http://af.reuters.com/article/idAFKCN0WR10R.\n21 Monica Marks, \u201cTunisia: Completing the Transition,\u201d in Five Years On: A New European Agenda for North Africa, ed. Anthony Dworkin (London: European Council on Foreign Relations, 2016), http://www.ecfr.eu/page/-/FIVE_YEARS_ON_-_A_NEW_EUROPEAN_AGENDA_FOR_NORTH_AFRICA_-_ECFR-159.pdf.\n22 \u201cDying to Work for the Government,\u201d Economist, January 30, 2016, http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21689616-unemployment-undermining-tunisias-transition-dying-work-government. In a hearing with the Assembly of the Representatives of the People on May 27, 2015, Ahmed Zarrouk, secretary general of the Tunisian government, pointed out that the number of public employees in Tunisia is 630,000. The number is higher than that in Morocco (with 450,000 employees), while the Tunisian population is one-third of the Moroccan population. See Adhadhi Nidhal, \u201cAhmed Zarrouk: Nous avons un nombre de fonctionnaires publics plus \u00e9lev\u00e9 qu\u2019au Maroc\u201d [Ahmed Zarrouk: We have more public servants than Morocco], R\u00e9alit\u00e9s, May 27, 2015, http://www.realites.com.tn/2015/05/ahmed-zarrouk-nous-avons-un-nombre-de-fonctionnaires-publics-plus-eleve-quau-maroc/.\n23 Ministry of Development, Investment, and International Cooperation, \u201cProjet du Nouveau Code d\u2019Investissement\u201d [New investment code project], AHK Tunisia, May 25, 2015, http://tunesien.ahk.de/fileadmin/ahk_tunesien/04_PR_Service/NL_2015/06_2015/20152705-Code_d_investissement-FR-V0.8.pdf.\n24 \u201cGrand Tunis: 10 milliards de dinars de projets bloqu\u00e9s\u201d [Grand Tunis: 10 million dinars of blocked projects], Kapitalis, October 8, 2015, http://kapitalis.com/tunisie/2015/10/08/grand-tunis-10-milliards-de-dinars-de-projets-bloques/.\n25 Cheima Ben Hmida, \u201cTunisie: Les 10 mesures d\u2019urgence annonc\u00e9es par Habib Essid\u201d [Tunisia: 10 emergency measures announced by Habib Essid], Huffington Post Maghreb, January 29, 2016, http://www.huffpostmaghreb.com/2016/01/29/mersure-durgences-habib-essid_n_9109014.html?utm_hp_ref=tunisie.\n26 Maha Yahya, \u201cGreat Expectations in Tunisia,\u201d Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, March 2016, http://carnegieendowment.org/files/CMEC_60_Yahya_Tunisia_Final.pdf. Yahya observed that the \u201cyoung generation of Tunisians is seeking ways to express itself politically yet is actively avoiding doing so through institutional instruments, including mainstream political parties and civil society associations.\u201d\n27 Bob Rijkers, Antonio Nucifora, and Caroline Freund, \u201c\u2018All in the Family, State Capture in Tunisia\u2019: Questions and Answers,\u201d World Bank, April 3, 2014, http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2014/04/03/all-in-the-family-state-capture-in-tunisia-question-and-answers.\n28 Center for Insights in Survey Research, \u201cPublic Opinion Survey of Tunisians.\u201d\n29 World Bank, The Unfinished Revolution: Bringing Opportunity, Good Jobs and Greater Wealth to All Tunisians (Washington, DC: World Bank, 2014), http://www.worldbank.org/content/dam/Worldbank/document/MNA/tunisia_report/the_unfinished_revolution_eng_leaflet_online.pdf.\n30 Yezid Sayigh, \u201cDilemmas of Reform: Policing in Arab Transitions,\u201d Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, March 2016, http://carnegieendowment.org/files/CEIP_CMEC61_Sayigh_Final.pdf. Sayigh observed: \u201cThe Tunisian security sector has . . . deployed a discourse of counterterrorism to justify its resistance not only to reform and restructuring but also to government oversight.\u201d\n31 Maha Yahya, \u201cGreat Expectations in Tunisia.\u201d Yahya wrote: \u201cTunisian political elites need to rebuild the bonds of trust between the citizens and their state, strengthen democratic institutions, and uphold the principles of equity and social justice as enshrined in the constitution.\u201d\n32 Tunisian Ministry of Development, Investment, and International Cooperation, \u201cSynthese de la Note d\u2019Orientation du Plan Strat\u00e9gique de D\u00e9velopment 2016\u20132020\u201d [Abstract, Orientation Note of the Strategic Development Plan 2016\u20132020], Nawaat, September 8, 2015, http://nawaat.org/portail/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Presentation_Note_Orientation_-FR_VF.pdf.\n33 Ministry of Finance, \u201cAper\u00e7u g\u00e9n\u00e9ral sur la Fiscalit\u00e9\u201d [General note on fiscal policy], Tunisian Republic, http://www.finances.gov.tn/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=75&Itemid=258&lang=fr; and Imen Zine, \u201cTunisie: 19 r\u00e9formes pr\u00e9vues par la nouveau Code de l\u2019investissement\u201d [Tunisia: 19 reforms envisaged in the new investment code], L\u2019Economiste Maghrebin, June 8, 2015, http://www.leconomistemaghrebin.com/2015/06/08/tunisie-19-reformes-prevues-par-le-nouveau-code-dinvestissement/.\n34 Presidency of the Government of Tunisia, \u201cProjet de loi no. 69/2012 relatif aux contrats de partenariat public-priv\u00e9 (PPP)\u201d [Draft law 69/2012 on public-private partnership contracts (PPP)], Marsad Majles, accessed March 31, 2016, http://majles.marsad.tn/2014/fr/lois/55673f5912bdaa4738fc565b/texte.\n35 Nizar Manek, \u201cTunisia\u2019s Flawed Bank Bailout,\u201d Foreign Affairs, October 18, 2015, https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/tunisia/2015-10-18/tunisias-flawed-bank-bailout.\n36 \u201cNo\u00f4mane Fehri fait le bilan de sa visite \u00e0 la Silicon Valley\u201d [No\u00f4mane Fehri sums up his visit to Silicon Valley], Business News (Tunisia), February 25, 2016, http://www.businessnews.com.tn/impression/534/62707/.\n37 Presidency of the Government of Tunisia, \u201cD\u00e9cret no 2013-1333 du 12 mars 2013, relatif \u00e0 la cr\u00e9ation de l\u2019Instance g\u00e9n\u00e9rale pour le suivi des programmes publics\u201d [Decree 2013-1333 dated 12 March 2013, concerning the creation of the General Authority for the Follow Up of Public Programs], DCAF Trust Fund for North Africa, March 15, 2013, http://www.legislation-securite.tn/fr/node/32814.\nJawed Zouari\ntrueApril 15, 201610:27 am\nOne of the essential obstacles to the Tunisian government's ability to implement the needed economic, and administrative reforms, is that so far no single party or political Alliance has been able to achieve a clear majority in parliament. 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        "raw_content": "Drought Management in Northeastern Colorado\nby Darell D. Zimbelman,\nThe Northern Colorado Water District (the District) has established a set of policies and procedures and constructed a water storage and distribution system that allows for the effective and efficient transfer of water, on an annual rental basis or on apermanent basis, to meet changing demands or climatological conditions, including drought. In fact, the District was created and the Project designed during and following the drought of the 1930s. The District operates and maintains the Colorado-Big Thompson Project, which captures runoff from the head waters of the Colorado River on the West Slope of the Rocky Mountains. The stored water Is then transferred to storage reservoirs on the East Slope of the mountains, for subsequent delivery to District allottees. The District delivers an annual average of 296 million cubic meters (240,000 acre-feet) to supplement the runoff of six East Slope drainages, namely the Cache la Poudre River, the Big Thompson River, the Little Thompson River, and St. Vram River, Left Hand Creek, and Boulder Creek. The amount of water delivered by the District is directly related to the anticipated runoff from the East Slope drainages, and in most years can offset the impact of below normal runoff. Approximately 30 percent of the deliveries are for municipal and Industrial uses, with the remainder being for agricultural uses.\nSubject Headings: Rivers and streams | Runoff | Slopes | Water conservation | Droughts | Mountains | Drainage | Water storage | Colorado | United States | Colorado River | Rocky Mountains",
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        "raw_content": "Civic Engagement for Non-College Youth\nThis entry was contributed by Katy Harriger, on February 19th, 2016 at 12:00 pm and is filed under Civic Education, Community Partnerships, Dialogue & Deliberation, Elected Officials, Innovation.\nThe presidential primary season has drawn considerable attention to the issue of young voters and what appears to be their overwhelming support for Bernie Sanders. On my campus students are engaging in debate watch parties, are organizing voter registration drives, and a small group of around twenty students, both Republican and Democratic, are having the experience of a lifetime in a program called Wake the Vote, which has taken them already to Iowa and New Hampshire and later in the year will give them the opportunity to attend the conventions. These kinds of experiences translate into participation at the polls. An organization that studies the political participation of young people (CIRCLE) reports that 70% of the youth votes (18-24) cast were cast by young people with at least some college experience. Clearly, activities that provide students with the opportunity to get engaged in the political process are powerful motivators for voting.\nThis entry was tagged with the following terms: 4H, CIRCLE, Citizen participation in local government, Civic Engagement, civic knowledge, Civic participation, College Democrats, College Republicans, community development, Community Engagement, Educating citizens, empowerment, NC 4H, Non-college Youth, voting, voting in local elections, Wake the Vote, YMCA, Youth Voting",
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        "raw_content": "The Middle East has been important to the United States\u2019 strategy since the 1940s and throughout the Cold War. As a member of NATO, Turkey held a special place in the region as one of the United States\u2019 closest allies. Turkish and American soldiers fought side by side in the Korean War, and Turkey has hosted U.S. missiles and air bases used to deter the Soviet Union. However, Turkey has recently become friendlier with Russia and Iran, two states that seek to challenge U.S. interests in the Middle East.\nImage courtesy of Shealah Craighead, \u00a9 2017\nEven though Turkey is a NATO member, the United States should take caution when dealing with a government that plays too nice with Putin. At the same time, the United States should encourage Turkey to \u201creturn to the NATO fold,\u201d despite the recent friction between the two countries.\nThe recent rift between Washington and Ankara can be traced first to Erdogan\u2019s victory in the 2014 presidential election. Since then, Erdogan has shifted Turkey towards a more illiberal state, similar to Russia or Hungary, and has also sided more with Russia rather than the United States in the Syrian Civil War. However, despite the current differences between the United States and Turkey, Turkey is still the best positioned to help the United States achieve its goals in the Middle East, including acting as a strategic counterweight to Saudi Arabia and Iran, and in helping to bring stability to the region.\nErdogan has been described by some news sources as a new sultan, in the mold of the old Ottoman Empire. In the wake of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi\u2019s murder, Erdogan has gone so far as to say that he is the \u201conly country that can lead the Muslim world.\u201d Not only is this an extreme diversion from Turkey\u2019s proudly secular past, established by founder Mustafa Kemal, but this also positions Turkey at odds with another ally of the United States in the region \u2013 Saudi Arabia.\nHowever, this is not necessarily a bad thing. Although a close ally of the United States, the murder of Khashoggi, which Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman appears to have masterminded, only serves as a reminder that the Kingdom\u2019s values and policy goals no longer align with the United States\u2019 as closely as those of Turkey. The Saudi-led war in Yemen has become an international catastrophe, and the state itself serves as the incubator for the fundamentalist interpretations of Sunni Islam that inspires groups such as al Qaeda and ISIL.\nDespite his authoritarian turn, Erdogan\u2019s Turkey is still a member of NATO and the more preferable Middle East ally of the United States. Erdogan\u2019s posturing as a rival to Riyadh gives Washington an opportunity to shift its resources to a slightly more palatable regional power.\nRussia continues to complicate the situation in Syria, and with Erdogan\u2019s ascension to president, Turkey has been aligning itself more with Moscow than Washington. Within the scope of the Syrian Civil War, this makes some sense as Turkey\u2019s interest is in a stabilized Syria, regardless of who is in power, and is not in favor of arming the Kurds. The United States is not only willing to help the Kurds in Syria and Iraq, but also supports the anti-Assad opposition in Syria. As the Syrian opposition continues to lose ground and the common enemy of ISIL is defeated, the United States must determine how to best reconcile its goals with those of Turkey. Creating common interest in Syria would be a good way to encourage Ankara to realign itself with NATO and Washington, and it would show that Ankara\u2019s interests and Washington\u2019s interests are compatible.\nCritically, Washington should clarify its position regarding the Syrian Kurds. With the odds of an opposition victory over Assad diminishing by the day, the Kurds will need to think about how best to preserve their autonomy under an Assad-led Syria. Washington has an opportunity to work with Ankara to outline conditions that would be amenable to both governments, creating a new opportunity to work together for a common goal.\nRusso-Turkish relations are also not all smiles and roses. In 2015, Turkey shot down a Russian jet that violated Turkish airspace. 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        "raw_content": "Yamal schools are fully prepared for the new school year\n\u00a9 Fotolia / Syda Productions\u0414\u0435\u0442\u0438 in the classroom. Archival photo \u00a9 Fotolia / Syda Productions\nThe work on preparation of educational organisations for new academic year completed in the municipalities of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (YANAO), reports the regional government.\n\u00abIn accordance with the schedule, August 20, all audited agencies were fully prepared to work in the new academic year. The only exceptions were the three objects of education, that in connection with major overhaul and reconstruction have not been presented for acceptance\u00bb, \u2014 stated in the message.\nSo, according to the work plans, school \u21165 of the town Gubkinskiy, where the construction of a new school building and reconstruction of the old, will be put into operation next year. In the kindergarten \u00abSun\u00bb in Nadym overhaul should be completed in September this year. And kindergarten \u00absnowflake\u00bb in the city of Muravlenko after the overhaul will be commissioned in October this year.\nIn the current year, the interdepartmental commissions were presented for acceptance of the Yamal 340 educational organizations, including 128 schools, kindergartens 168, 35 organizations of additional education of children, three homes and six institutions of secondary professional education, authorities say.\nIn addition, on the recommendation of the Ministry of education and science of the Russian Federation, was also tested the readiness of two Orthodox schools, one vocational education institutions subordinated to the Department of agriculture, trade and food Yamal, as well as 60 organizations in the sphere of culture and sport says the government.\nYamal preparation of educational institutions for the academic year was held under the supervision of the Governor of Yamal Dmitry Kobylkin. \u00abYamal children should gain knowledge in a cozy, comfortable and safe institutions,\u00bb quoted in the message words of the head of the Arctic region.",
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        "raw_content": "Comments Off on 5 Ways to Repay Debts After a Business Failure\n5 Ways to Repay Debts After a Business Failure\nThere\u2019s always an untapped source of wealth, when we are planning to invest. In order to succeed, we need to position ourselves accordingly and people who fail in their investments, could eventually face a mountain of business debts. Debt is like excess fat layer to our body. When we let it to accumulate, it will kill our finances. So, it is important for us to attack something that may kill us financially. After a failed business venture, we should try to get back on track and eradicate debt that we have accumulated.\nMake a strong commitment: if we are overweight, it is not possible to lose 80 pounds in a night. Debt is the same thing and eradicating it will require a daily commitment. The key to recovering financially is by acknowledging that we have problems. This will allow us to be more committed in taking the necessary steps.\nTry pay cash: It is the fastest way to eliminate business debt. It is a bad idea to use credit cards to pay our debts, because we will end up in worse situations. Credit card debts are easy to make and they also cause more financial problems. To pay for business debts, we should pay them in cash with the money that really own.\nBudget our expenses: It is important for us to budget our expenses and track our progress. We can\u2019t win in the game of debt elimination if we don\u2019t know our own score. So, it is important for us to budget our monthly expenses and track our overall progress. In this case, we should know whether we have been gone over budget on a specific thing. If we are, it is important for us to decrease expenses on specific items. It is important that we have consistent surplus on multiple items in our budget. We could apply the extra money to repaying the business debt. If we do this long enough, we should be able to reduce our overall debts.\nMake prioritization: It is important for us to prioritize our debts and if we don\u2019t know which debts that need to be urgently repaid, we won\u2019t be able to dig ourselves out of the hole. It is obvious that business debts need to be repaid immediately, especially if the collateral if our business. We should make a list of debts that need to be repaid first, based on the degree of urgency.\nReduce interest rates: We should negotiate with lenders to reduce interest rates, so we will be able to pull ourselves out of debt immediately. Credit card companies should be notified of our recent business ventures and we may get a lower rate. If our business still survives, lenders will want to keep it operating, so we will still be able to repay the debt.\nOverall, we need to plan, plan and plan. Debt elimination needs continuity and it takes time, depending on the size of the debt and our current real income. We should always try to pay extra to allow our business to regain its position in the market. All plans should be followed through immediately.",
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        "raw_content": "Comments Off on And Then There Was Money!\nAnd Then There Was Money!\nTagged with money, money saving\nManaging your own finances is never an easy task. Life costs, and the more luxury you want more you will have to pay. Unfortunately, this doesn\u2019t mean that only luxurious life is expensive, since if you are not careful with your money, even some of the basic monthly expenses can pose as a serious problem. This is why, you need to learn how to manage your funds, how to make money out of nothing as well as how to save what you already have. With this in mind, here are some tips and tricks that might be of assistance.\nGet Another Job\nFirst and most obvious tip would be for you to get another job. If your salary is not enough to pay for the life you believe you deserve, it might be because you are not earning enough. Luckily, in the era of internet, there are so many part time jobs that you could do from home like tutoring, trading on EBay, offering editorial services or even blogging. This, alongside your regular job, should provide you with a substantial amount of income, which on its own may resolve most of your financial troubles. In time, if it turns out to be lucrative, you can even quit your job and dedicate yourself to some of these activities full-time.\nSaving Some Money\nIf, you start earning more yet, you don\u2019t see any advancement, it means that income is not the real problem here and you need to learn how to control yourself around money. Some people are just reckless, others count themselves amongst impulse buyers, but all in all you need to put a stop to excessive spending once and for all. First, compose a solid budget and try not to budge from it as much as you can. Sure, every once in a while something unexpected will happen, but what you can do is aim for it to not happen too often.\nThere is probably nothing that could deplete your household budget as fast as paying for education. Now, even though this is as worthy goal as it gets, some people just cannot afford this \u201cluxury\u201d which is why they turn to homeschooling. Even though some claim that education-wise it is superior to sending your child to public schools, homeschooling is still clearly inferior in comparison to high-end private schools. This means that by saving money on this end, you would deny your child quite a lot. Luckily, in the 21st century, there are numerous payment methods like school easy pay, which may enable anyone to afford the best education for their child.\nPlanning Retirement in Time\nWhen looking for a job, always keep your eye on the retirement plan that your employer is offering. Still, in case of it being unsatisfactory you can just open your own retirement fund. Sure, who thinks about their retirement in their 20s or even 30s, but eventually this is going to become an issue. Earlier you start, the easier it will be to fill your retirement fund, but most importantly you will form a habit of this being something that you simply must do.\nAs you can see, managing your budget the right way is no short of an art. This being said, all you need to do is be systematic, stay realistic about your needs and possibilities and always plan ahead. By following just these few simple principles, you will be well on your way to set your finances on the right track.",
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        "raw_content": "Rory and Allen at Peace (#37)\nRory could not believe the crowd at The Bacchanalia. He had seen crazy gatherings in Williamsburg before. There was the yuppie, Miami Vice party goers at Club New York. There were the walking dead at Daddy O\u2019s. None, however, brought the anger the way The Bacchanalia did. There were people from Rory\u2019s past that he had wronged and each looked to be wanting a piece of him. There were middle school rivals, spurned girls, and a bunch of dudes dressed in flannel. Rory saw Allen and made his way through the crowd without giving off his sense of fear and guilt.\n\u201cThis place is hopping,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cHopefully, I don\u2019t die here tonight.\u201d\n\u201cNaw, relax, you\u2019ll do the right thing.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t know, Allen, this might be more than I can give. Maybe the Chupacabra has me this time.\u201d\n\u201cLook, you\u2019ve simply got to make amends. Let people know you are sorry for the way you treated them and get on with life,\u201d said Allen.\nRory and Allen walked over to the bar. There was a guy walking around with a video camera. Rory recognized him from high school. He was working on a movie about middle aged people partying and Allen had given him the heads up about this party. The three of them had never been too tight in high school, although they were probably more alike than either of them ever realized.\n\u201cWhat\u2019s up, Rory?\u201d said the camera man.\n\u201cNothing. Good to see you again. Sorry I was such a dick to you back in the day.\u201d\n\u201cThanks. Can you say that again? I didn\u2019t have the camera running.\u201d\n\u201cEff you, want a drink?\u201d\n\u201cSure, what will it be?\u201d\nThe bartender heard the camera man and yelled out, \u201cIt\u2019ll be a Ricki-Ticki-Smack-Me.\u201d\nBefore they could question the bartender, he had poured four glasses of a chocolatey looking drink. The quantity could have been a shot or an easy sip. Everyone but the bartender took their time. Nearly as quickly as they drank it, the mood in the room changed. Instead of three white guys singing the blues, Charlie Pride took the stage and The Bacchanalia went from angry to happy. He motioned for Rory to come to the stage and whispered some lyrics in his ear. Rory had not sung in public sense the chorus teacher in high school pointed out that he was off key. Tonight he waited for his part and belted out, \u201cI\u2019m just me\u2026\u201d Everyone went crazy. Charlie took the rest until the song was over.\nCharlie handed the mic to Rory. \u201cEveryone, I have to say one thing,\u201d said Rory. \u201cI\u2019m sorry.\u201d\nThe crowd nodded and went back to listening to Charlie Pride. There was an old couple, like ninety year\u2019s old, old dancing in the middle of the floor. The flannel dudes were yucking it up with Rory, the cameraman was filming, and Allen came into the room holding a real live copperhead. He went on the stage with his snake in one hand and another Ricki-Ticki in the other hand and started dancing the Semi. He stepped from side to side and brought his hands, with thumbs extended, up to his chest and looked to the opposite direction of each step. He wore the snake like something from Flavor-Flav and chugged the last of his drink before the first step to the left. He was feeling the good vibes that were flowing through the room and there was something hypnotic in his dance. Charlie was smiling, the bartender was smiling, the copperhead was smiling, and then it happened.\nRory\u2019s third Ricki-Ticki was the one that accomplished something few ever thought they would see. While listening to Poo-Poo, Rory\u2019s non-stop talking basketball teammate go on about something, Rory took that last sip of the Duffy concoction and let loose with the biggest smile. He was grinning from ear to ear and the whole place stopped. Even Charlie Pride could not keep the show going. The copperhead slithered back to wherever Allen had found him and the doors to The Bacchanalia opened. Everyone raised an arm towards the door and looked to Rory and Allen.\nThrough all of their adventures, Rory and Allen had never quite understood their calling. In some ways they had been called to help others. In some ways they had been drawn into a spiritual quest that left them with wisdom and not dogma. They learned of personal responsibility and the value of leaning on others. Tonight was the end, they learned to be happy. Forgiveness has it\u2019s way of unburdening a soul. Everyone forgiving Rory for his past idiocy felt good, but Rory and Allen both knew it was their ability to forgive themselves that made the greatest difference.\nThey walked to the parking lot and climbed into the cab of the truck. Rory turned to Allen and said, \u201cDamn, that was fun.\u201d\nThey turned west on Richmond Road and drove away for the last time\u2026smiling\u2026\nRory Gets Faced By the Chupacabra (36)\nChupa drove the Grand Prix down Richmond Road towards Williamsburg. Rory had made this drive thousands of times and never made it without hitting at least half of the traffic lights. The Chupa didn\u2019t hit any. He leaned a little to the right while he drove and let the medium-old school rap stylings of 3rd Bass rise from the Kraco car stereo. Despite their similarities in appearance, Rory knew he was not at all the Chupacabra, which made him feel a little more relaxed.\n\u201cWe\u2019re listening to this because they are posers,\u201d said the Chupacabra. \u201cAnd you\u2019re a poser.\u201d\n\u201cHow do you figure?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cBecause you have lived a life cloaked in hubris. That excessive pride had done you no good.\u201d\nNow Rory felt like the Chupacabra could actually be him. He felt the sting of being called out, but he couldn\u2019t disagree with what Chupa had just said.\n\u201cChupa, I don\u2019t get it. Why are you after me?\u201d\n\u201cFirst we have to get out of the car. When we get to Highland Park, I am going to explain things to you like you are from Sherwood Forrest or Palmer Park.\u201d\n\u201cHighland Park is just around the corner. Those other places are in Detroit. I\u2019m not getting the connection.\u201d\n\u201cOf course not, you think you know everything, but nobody really knows anything about Detroit. I\u2019m here to bust through the hubris and bring a bit of ego immunity to fortify your soul.\u201d\nChupa turned into Highland Park and parked in the back of the neighborhood. The car was starting to overheat due to the holes in the radiator that leaked water like a sieve. Rory stared at Chupa thinking that this whole experience was more than he could ever understand. He had fought so many battles, experienced different levels of spirituality, and kept track of a flock of goats that may or may not be the bovidae reincarnation of some of the greatest leaders in the history of the world. Now he sat across from an evil entity that was set on erasing goodness and that evil looked just like him.\nRory said, \u201cWell, we\u2019re here. Why me?\u201d\n\u201cYou are intemperate and need to develop immunity.\u201d\n\u201cHow do I do that?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cDo you know what \u2018agency\u2019 means?\u201d Rory shook his head. \u201cIt means that you have control over your life. The choices that you make, the words you speak, and the way you treat others is in your control. The problem for you is that you don\u2019t know how to make the right choices. In some ways you are a Presidential candidate without the spray tan.\u201d\n\u201cWow, do I do anything right?\u201d\n\u201cAnd that\u2019s the second flaw in your life. You live in victimhood. You\u2019re good at masking it because you rarely flinch, but each time you get in a situation that isn\u2019t going your way, you do something stupid.\u201d\nRory listened to Chupa and thought about his life. It was true. Sure he had the peanut farm and had done some good things, but for the most part he lived in conflict. The root of each problem that he found himself in was himself. The evil of the Chupacabra was not real at all, at least in the sense that evil was looking to rid the world of goodness. However, Chupa was very real for Rory because Rory was the Chupa. He started thinking of the stupid things he had done, language issues, party issues, anger issues and slumped back in the pleather seat.\n\u201cAre you real?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cYes and no. I\u2019m here with you, but not really around. I live because you allow me to. Get yourself together and then I\u2019m gone.\u201d\n\u201cHow do I do that? Is that what the goats are for?\u201d\n\u201cThe goats are inspiration. If you notice, each goat has brought wisdom and perspective to you throughout your life. You have been able to understand how each of the goats, all great leaders, brought something to your life that was positive. You have always admired the study of religion, but not been trapped by the rigidity of religion. You understand that Jesus, Buddha, and Muhammed were great spiritual men and you have learned from each.\u201d\n\u201cTrue, but I would say I am a Jesus guy.\u201d\n\u201cExactly, but you know that wisdom takes all thought and you are willing to consider the others.\u201d\nRory nodded, \u201cThat\u2019s good, right? If I\u2019m all that, why are you here and why do I struggle with being happy.\u201d\n\u201cYou struggle because life is not just an academic exercise. It\u2019s about feeling. You must feel the goodness that you read about from the goats.\u201d\n\u201cThe thinking is what keeps you out of the fray, Rory. The thinking allows you to take a breath before you speak. It allows you to brush off annoyances before you get yourself in trouble.\u201d\n\u201cSo the goats are just goats?\u201d\n\u201cDoes that mean I am supposed to forget about them and change myself?\u201d\n\u201cRight, again. You are going to remember the greatness of the leaders you saw in the goats and apply it to yourself. It\u2019s simple and hard.\u201d\n\u201cThanks, Lao-tzu.\u201d\nRory closed his eyes for a second. When he opened them he found himself behind the wheel of an F-150 pick up truck. He was not at all sure how he got in this truck, but the room inside the cab made him feel more comfortable in an automobile than he had ever been. He started the engine and headed towards a new beer garden in Toano. The drive was about 8-miles and when he pulled into the parking lot he was amazed to see every enemy he had ever made chugging beers at The Bacchanalia. The drunken revelry immediately put a stress on Rory that pressed him to remember the quote, \u201cKindness in words creates confidence.\u201d\n\u201cI can do this,\u201d he thought. Tom Petty\u2019s, \u201cI Won\u2019t Back Down\u201d played inside the beer garden.\nRory Faces the Chupacabra (35)\nby chrishancock789\ton August 5, 2016 August 5, 2016\nThe arrival of a dove and crow was not lost on the goats. They knew these were signs of peace and freedom, but the birds did not bring a ceremonial feel to the island. Attached to their legs were messages.\n\u201cThis is same Game of Thrones stuff,\u201d said Allen. He removed the notes and read them before handing the notes to Rory. \u201cThis is not good,\u201d he said.\nRory read the notes which divulged that the Chupacabra had taken over Rory\u2019s peanut farm. All Rory could see was the demise of his peaceful oasis. He saw bands of evil spraying graffiti in his house, the fields being burned, and the charities that relied on the peanuts boycotting the evilness that tainted the farm. Thoughts of retaliation mixed with military jargon accelerated his thinking to a point where not even Lucy would be able to make sense of it all. Finally, he snapped, the pressure was too much and he had a temporary mental blackout. He awoke to Allen having a conversation with some of the goats.\n\u201cWe cannot let him take Rory\u2019s land,\u201d said Sitting Bull.\n\u201cWe will do whatever is necessary,\u201d said Malcolm.\nThe only female goat, Harriet said, \u201cI know how to get us there safely.\u201d\nThe three spiritual goats were steadfast in the need for the Chupacabra to be stopped. They agreed to let faith guide the group and would not let their individual beliefs get in the way of stopping the evil enemy. MLK and Gandi advocated for peaceful resistance against the Chupacabra, but they knew there would be suffering before it was defeated. Their transformation from simple goats to leaders against a common foe showed devotion to their personal principles and to the one skill that would allow evil to be defeated, thinking.\n\u201cIt\u2019s not probable that the concurrence of evil would come together on a peanut farm,\u201d said Einstein.\nAll of the goats looked at him with confusion.\n\u201cI\u2019m just saying, why is evil using a peanut farm to rid the world of goodness?\u201d\n\u201cAllergies,\u201d said Rory. \u201cHe\u2019s trying to make the world allergic to goodness. He thinks he can make hate the way of the world. Killing, debt, violence, drugs, distrust, anything evil is what he wants the people to run to. If people are allergic to peace, love, respect and anything else that is good, they will have to turn to his evil ways. We\u2019ve got to change them, baby.\u201d\n\u201cThat\u2019s Santana,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cI\u2019m giving quoting movies a break.\u201d\nHarriet said, \u201cWe need to get going.\u201d She made her goat noise and there was a great rush of air outside the house. From somewhere was a train being driven by Esther Rolle. It was the same train Rory has seen at the Stonewall Jackson Shrine. Riding along were the two atheists who doubted that other worlds existed. Now they were caught up in the whole movement.\n\u201cCome on, Rory. Let\u2019s go kick some evil butt,\u201d yelled one of the atheists.\nRory, Allen, and the goats got on the train and off they went. They each looked out the window thinking like they were some sort of European graphic designer. Rory knew evil could not prevail, but he wondered what the cost would be in shutting down this latest brand insolence. He imagined the Mr. Peanut that stood on Richmond Road wielding some kind of spray tan and verbal light saber that was tearing apart the farm that Rory had worked so hard to keep going. He didn\u2019t know though what he was up against and the thought of fighting a big peanut made him laugh.\nThe train stopped at the end edge of the field and Rory\u2019s worst suspicions were confirmed. The Chupacabra has ruined his home. There was no amount of HGTV magic thought would restore his home. The fields were smoldering from a large fire and at the end of the driveway sat a maroon Grand Prix. Rory stepped off the train and was followed by the three spiritual goats, the bearded one, the bald one, and the faceless one.\n\u201cYou guys stay here. He\u2019s after y\u2019all, so I better go this one alone,\u201d said Rory.\nHe began walking across the field. The ground was hot, but with the strength of the goats under him, Rory was able to cross without any pain. His heart rate was normal. His confidence was high. He was ready to deal with the Chupacabra on his terms. Evil would have no chance with Rory, Allen, and the greatest of all time in his corner. \u201cThis will be easy,\u201d he thought.\nAs he neared the Grand Prix, he could hear Dylan singing, \u201cCountry Pie,\u201d which got him thinking about the Grand Prix he once owned. The car had a big motor and pleather seats with plenty of room for the crew. He worried that there might be more than just the Chupacabra in the car. Then her remembered his team back on the train. They would be there for him no matter what. The door to the car opened and the Chupacabra started to get out. Rory recognized the untied high tops and calf high socks as the style back in the 80s. \u201cThis Chupacabra is out of touch,\u201d he thought.\nThe Chupacabra got out of the car and turned towards Rory. The dove and crow flew from the train and landed on Rory\u2019s shoulder. Their weight was nothing compared to the load that Rory felt when he saw the Chupacabra\u2019s face. He looked back to the train. All of the goats were milling about in the field doing what Commonwealth Goatwork\u2019s goats do, keeping everything in check. With their help, the field would be ready for replanting in no time. He turned back to himself and tried to reconcile how he could be with good goats and also the personification of evil.\n\u201cWhat do I call you?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cChupa works.\u201d\n\u201cLet\u2019s take a ride. I\u2019ll drive.\u201d said Chupa.\nThe Goats Step Up (34)\nWith the water of the bay held back from Tangier Island, Rory and Allen took a moment to rest. They took their break in an abandoned house that was still in good shape. Inside, there was old furniture and stacks of old newspapers. Allen took one out of a pile and began reading.\n\u201cWhat are you doing?\u201d asked Rory.\nAllen looked up, \u201cThe paper, duh.\u201d\n\u201cFrom when\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cWow, that\u2019s before either of use were alive. What was going on then? Go Twitter and just give me some headlines.\u201d\nAllen countered with, \u201cNo, I\u2019ll give you a headline and you give me a word that has something to do with our situation and the Chupacabra.\u201d\n\u201cAlright, go.\u201d\n\u201cMORE MATERIAL ALSO WILL BE PROVIDED TO COUNTER REDS.\u201d\n\u201cHmmm,\u201d thought Rory, \u201cDefense. We need to create a strong defense against this thing.\u201d\n\u201cSENATE BARS PLAN TO LIST FINANCES.\u201d\n\u201cTrump\u2026Just kidding. Transparency. We need to see deeply within ourselves to understand why this evil is here.\u201d\n\u201cU.S. TO ADD 5,000 MORE IN VIETNAM.\u201d\n\u201cPresence. We need a presence to help us defeat the impending doom.\u201d\n\u201cBANDITS IN PARIS LOOT GEM SHOWCASES IN HOTEL.\u201d\n\u201cTheft. We know this Chupacabra steals people\u2019s beliefs.\u201d\n\u201cNORAD CENTER TAKING SHAPE INSIDE MOUNTAIN.\u201d\n\u201cWOPR.\u201d\nAllen looked up, \u201cWhat?\u201d\n\u201cWOPR, the computer from War Games. The only way to win to not to play\u2026 Too bad we don\u2019t have that option, but we have access to the goats and if we have to go to the top of the mountain to put our war operation plan response in action, we will.\u201d\n\u201cSomething is wrong with you. EX CONVICT STUBS TOE AND GETS IN TROUBLE.\u201d\n\u201cKarma. Hopefully we have been good because we are being asked to protect some really good goats.\u201d\n\u201cCOLLINS SAYS VIOLENCE, EVEN FOR RIGHTS, THREATENS DEMOCRACY.\u201d\n\u201cShortsighted. The country is based on violence. Do what you\u2019ve gotta due, right?\u201d\n\u201cTrue dat. EXPATRIATE, ON CUBAN RADIO, CALLS ON NEGROES TO MEET VIOLENCE WITH VIOLENCE.\u201d\n\u201cAllen, you know I hate discrimination. I also just said that violence might be necessary to protect the goats. I hope the struggle for equality does not come to that. I get the frustration, though. As for us, my word is a letter, X.\u201d\n\u201cRiiggghhhht\u2026 BASIC RULE IS TO PRESENT OVERWHELMING SHOW OF POWER: CLUBS, HOSES, AND CHEMICALS OFTEN FOUND EFFECTIVE.\u201d\n\u201cWhat was going on in 1964? Weapons. I don\u2019t want to resort to those types of weapons. What would the goats do? They have the weapons that we need.\u201d\n\u201cSENATE UNIT TO STUDY LINK OF DOCTORS TO DRUG STORES.\u201d\n\u201cSystems. The doctors knew what they were doing by owning drug stores. They owned the corners and had legally operating stash houses. It was a perfect system, except that it was wrong. We must have a system that protects the goats, staves off the Chupacabra, and brings everyone together.\u201d\nPoodle was gone. He left a couple of Sea Grasses behind. They were cold, so Rory and Allen drank. As usual, the effects of the beer were quick and spiritual. The guys sat in folding lawn chairs watching the goats argue about something. One goat walked over to the guys. He had a goatee and wore black rimmed glasses. He gave off reddish hue and when he began to speak, he made it clear what he thought needed to be done.\n\u201cThis Chupacabra will find us here. You are not ready for its evil. We must go.\u201d\n\u201cWhere are we going?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cOn a pilgrimage,\u201d said the goat.\n\u201cTo Mecca?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cNo, to Chadd\u2019s Ford. Don\u2019t ask why. You will know when you get there.\u201d\nAs the goat started to walk away, Allen asked, \u201cHey goat, are you Malcolm?\u201d\nThe goat nodded and kept walking. All the other goats began walking behind the bearded goat towards the shoreline. Somehow they were able to walk across without sinking. Rory and Allen trudged into the water until it was too deep for them walk anymore. They started swimming, but the distance to land was too far and they began to fear that they would drown.\n\u201cTake your pants off,\u201d yelled Allen.\nRory did and copied Allen as he turned his pants into a flotation device. They tied knots in the pant legs and then blew air into the pants. They were able to float and join the goats on the shore. With about one hundred yards to go the waters parted and the guys were able to walk the rest of the way.\n\u201cOne of them must be Moses,\u201d said Rory.\nThey rested until night. The stars were bright and the only thing the group had to navigate by was the Big Dipper. They followed it each night for several weeks avoiding towns and cities as best they could. Finally, they reached the ruins of Mother Archie\u2019s church and school. All that remained of the hexagonal structure were pieces of the stone walls and a neglected cemetery that was located on a downward sloping hill.\nMalcolm jumped atop one wall. He was steady and spoke with a nasal tone that conveyed an urgency for the group. He said, \u201cWe are here. This is where we will learn. This is where we will come together and fight the persistent evil that is seeking to destroy us. These two will learn of their potential and use it however necessary to keep man\u2019s goodness alive.\u201d\nAn old tow truck pulled into the tiny parking lot. Living on Faith, by Eric Clapton blasted from the speakers as the door opened. A man got out and yelled, \u201cWho needs a knot tied?\u201d\n\u201cShorty?\u201d asked Rory to Allen.\n\u201cThere\u2019s no way this is a dream,\u201d said Allen.\nShorty began stringing rope over the top of the the old school house. His pattern resembled something that might be seen over swimming pools in Florida.\n\u201cKeeps the evil out,\u201d he said.\nWhen he was done, a dove and a crow joined the group.\nRory, Allen, and a Good Ghost (33)\nThe boat ride back to Tangier Island was a race against time. The Chupacabra seemed to be busy with sheep instead of goats and the way the guys figured they had about two weeks before the goat sucker would be done with Cleveland and Philly. That did not leave Rory and Allen much time to figure out a way to keep the bay from claiming the island. Fortunately, Allen had been schooled in the art of pouring concrete and Rory was willing to do whatever to save this important piece of land.\n\u201cIf that cemetery goes under and those souls are washed up, there is going to be a terrible cost,\u201d said Rory.\n\u201cYou think?\u201d asked Allen.\nPoodle was steering the boat and in total fear of what was happening. He could hear the dark voices more clearly. \u201cThey are restless,\u201d he said, \u201cWe aren\u2019t going to make it.\u201d\n\u201cTake another drink of that Sea Grass and get us there?\u201d yelled Allen.\nPoodle did and he drifted into the haze of the life changing drink. The boat\u2019s engine began to roar with a renewed strength. Within an hour they made it to the island.\nRory jumped into the water first, \u201cThere\u2019s no time to waste. I\u2019ll get the goats taken care of. You guys get everything set up here and we will begin building a sea wall.\u201d\n\u201cI just hope there is time to get the pumps running,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cI\u2019ll get the boat out of the way in case we need to make a beer run or something.\u201d\n\u201cThanks, Poodle,\u201d said Allen.\nThe three got to work. When the goats were safely on dry land, Rory returned and helped Allen construct concrete molds like they had seen on Alone In the Wilderness. Their plan was to fill the molds with concrete and drop the slabs into the water. They would work in small sections and pump the water out of each section as they went along. They started near the cemetery since it was the most important part of the island to save. The whole time they knew the Chupacabra was infusing every bit of anger into the souls of people that he could. He had speech writers stealing from other speech writers. He led the FBI to erroneous conclusions about potential world leaders. He had people so angry that they were willing to shoot, shout, or smear in an effort to get ahead. The idea that people had the potential to develop maturity, forgiveness, or resilience to face uncomfortable situations was being usurped by the Chupacabra\u2019s reliance on people\u2019s willingness to micromanage the drama in every situation instead of seeing the big picture. Evil, in the forms of politics, race, and economic status, were blanketing goodness and bringing the end of everything more quickly than even the Doomsday experts could predict.\n\u201cI bet the world is over by November,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cAt least I wouldn\u2019t have to vote, then,\u201d said Rory.\nOn the eighth day, a large fog bank moved into the bay. Poodle was totally freaked out because he remembered seeing The Fog at Martin Cinema. \u201cScared the hell out of me,\u201d he thought. Rory and Allen kept working, but they were beginning to see the futility of their efforts. They had been able to build a small wall around the cemetery, but the rest of the island could never be saved without a massive effort. The fog was making the work more difficult.\n\u201cWe\u2019ll never make it,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cDid the Bandit and Snowman make it? Was it over when the German\u2019s bombed pearl harbor?\u201d said Rory.\n\u201cMovies, Rory.\u201d\n\u201cI know, but the point is that we must keep going. The fog will break and we will keep trying. Allen, there is a lot riding on this island.\u201d\nAnd the fog did break. It pulled away to an incredible sight. There were hundreds of boats circling the island. Poodle fainted at the sight of colonial ships, canoes, and paddle boats from the basin in the nation\u2019s capital. One small boat taxied up to the where Rory and Allen were working. The captain leaned over the railing and said, \u201cSpringsteen or Matthews?\u201d\n\u201cChamp?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cYep, what\u2019s your working music?\u201d\n\u201cBefore I answer, how do I know you are not some kind of evil imposter?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cBecause you sat in my house and watched rodeo on ESPN.\u201d\n\u201cGood enough for me. You are who I think you are, but I\u2019m not sure how you got here.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m here because there is plenty of good in the world and some of us who have moved on have decided to come back and help restore what makes people great.\u201d\n\u201cAnd what is that?\u201d asked Allen.\n\u201cThe ability to think,\u201d said Champ.\n\u201cSpringsteen, then.\u201d said Rory.\nWith that, the Ghost of Tom Joad blasted through unseen speakers. Champ yelled, \u201cMore south side.\u201d The music got louder on the other side of the island. \u201cI hope you guys are ready, this is going to be something else.\u201d Champ had been a major league engineer. He had arranged the boats in a way that made a tight ring around the island. \u201cFill in the gaps with your concrete,\u201d he said to Allen.\nRory and Allen went into automation mode. The mixed, poured, and set concrete between each boat. The people, more correctly the good spirits that had been on the boats, were now in the water scooping with whatever containers they had. They used buckets, spoons, and their hands to toss water over the boats. The guys never looked up and kept working until they could go no more. They crawled back into Poodle\u2019s boat, The Contributor, and passed out.\nThe sun came up and horse flies used their bite to wake the trio. Rory could not believe what he saw. The boats were gone and concrete circled the island. They had temporarily saved Tangier Island, but were no closer to the origin of the Chupacabra.\n\u201cWe need more help,\u201d said Rory.\nRory and Allen Feel the Changes (#32)\nPoodle had the pedal to the metal, or whatever the equivalent is for boats, and had the guys heading home as quickly as possible. As they made their way back to Tappahannock, two swarms followed the boat. The first was a cloud of gnats. The flying insects could never quite catch the boat, but they were so thick that their presence cast a shadow on the speeding boat. The second was a swarm of eels who wriggled behind the boat like a Natural Geographic video of snakes mating in a slithering orgy of reptilian delight. Rory saw the masses as signs and worried that the evil spirits had already been freed.\n\u201cDo you think we\u2019re too late,\u201d he asked Allen.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know. Maybe you\u2019re still asleep.\u201d\n\u201cStop it. We are hustling back to shore in Poodle\u2019s boat with clouds of gnats and what appears to be eel porn following us and you think I\u2019m asleep? I just hope we can do something before the evil is too strong.\u201d\n\u201cDon\u2019t worry,\u201d said Allen, \u201cWe\u2019re angry at Hell and we\u2019re not going to take it anymore. Sing with me, \u201cWe\u2019re not gonna take it, no we\u2019re not gonna take it\u2026\u201d\nRory had to smile, \u201cTwisted Sister now? You\u2019re not right.\u201d\nTheir drive back to Williamsburg took Rory and Allen back to the peanut farm. Rory grabbed his computer and found that the dock had been moved. \u201cDamn updates,\u201d he said. He noticed that he had a Facebook message from an old teammate, Carl Bannister. The message said that there was something weird going on at 18th and Columbia in Washington, D.C. and that Rory should call.\n\u201cSince when did I become a guy concerned with everything weird?\u201d mumbled Rory as he dialed Carl\u2019s number. Carl was one cool dude. He had been part of the Smurfs in high school, a tandem of shorter athletes whose symmetry made life very difficult for tall wide receivers and taller point guards. After graduation, he made a career of the military and followed events in the District as a hobby.\n\u201cHello, this is Carl Bannister.\u201d\n\u201cCarl, Rory. What\u2019s going on?\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m glad you called. There is an intersection in Washington with a bank. People think it\u2019s haunted because lately people come out of it mad.\u201d\nRory said, \u201cIt sounds like most banks. Why is that weird.\u201d\n\u201cBecause these people go out and commit crimes afterwards. They have no respect for other cultures, they burn churches, and they claim to worship a god called \u2018Chupacabra.\u2019 The lot where the bank is has a dark history, too. It\u2019s the site of the Knickerbocker Theater.\u201d\n\u201cOh, no, Carl, I\u2019ve got to go. I need more information on Chupacabra.\u201d\n\u201cAlright, Rory. Let me know if you need help.\u201d\nThe Knickerbocker Theater collapsed under the weight of a freak snowstorm in 1922. Ninety-eight people were killed in the collapse and both the architect and theater\u2019s owner committed suicide after the tragedy. The appearance of bones around Tangier Island and the freaky crimes being committed around the old theater site was enough to convince Allen that something was happening.\n\u201cDo you know what a chupacabra is?\u201d asked Allen.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a goat-sucker.\u201d\nRory and Allen looked at each other with panic. Allen\u2019s goats represented the \u201cGreatest of All Time\u201d and they were in danger. There was the bearded one, the bald one, the one from the desert, the one shot in Memphis, the one shot in Ford\u2019s Theater, and countless other goats that were nothing but good. Some were black, some white, some tan, but each goat in Allen\u2019s heard was special.\n\u201cWhat do these chupacabras do?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cThey bite the goats and suck the blood out of them. Scientists think its an urban legend, though. Why are you asking?\u201d\nRory explained what Carl told him. But he had more, \u201cRemember how the voice said to save the island because more horrors would be coming? What if the horrors are these goat suckers. Tangier is in dire straights and it might already be too late. Maybe these crimes in D.C. are part of evil\u2019s coming.\u201d\n\u201cWhy now, Rory? Tangier is still there. Something has got to be driving all this. Wildfires, police shootings, police being shot, the election, Britain, the Middle East, the environment, it\u2019s all madness, man.\u201d\n\u201cThat\u2019s what the voices said. Remember, they said that \u201cMan\u201d was the problem. Think of the damage we\u2019ve already done. Chernobyl, the surface water there is contaminated. This is crazy, but that water has to go somewhere with its radioactivity. How are those isotopes rearranging what this world is all about? And relatively speaking, that\u2019s a small part of the world. Stuff is going on all over the place.\u201d\n\u201cRory, we have to save the goats. They are goodness and if evil gets to them we might as well just stay asleep.\u201d\nRory\u2019s phone rang, \u201cCarl\u2026You don\u2019t say. That\u2019s good to know. Thanks.\u201d\n\u201cWho was that?\u201d asked Allen.\n\u201cCarl, again. He said that the people worshipping this Chupacabra are being described by the police up there as tenacious.\u201d\n\u201cNo, they vowed to cause a spiritual sterility across the entire world. They want a valueless society that is hellbent on destroying itself.\u201d\n\u201cIt sounds like they\u2019re here already,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cExactly. You get the goats and meet me at Poodle\u2019s boat.\u201d\n\u201cWe are going Dick Proenneke on Tangier Island. I\u2019m going to get the stuff to make some custom concrete. This island will not be swallowed into the sea. The goats will survive and men will learn how to act.\u201d\n\u201cRory, you\u2019re dramatic, dude.\u201d\nPoodle and Allen were waiting with the goats when Rory got there. He was riding with a guy named Chuck.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know if it will work, Rory, but this red bag mix might do the trick.\u201d\n\u201cThanks, Chuck, say hello to your sister. We\u2019ve got to go,\u201d said Rory.\nThey would need a miracle to save the goats.\nThe Coming (#31)\n\u201cWe can go to Second Street,\u201d said Coach Fraser.\nRory and Allen did not object. Second Street was a big part of their history. E Spernanza\u2019s dad took Rory there when it first opened. The ceiling tiles were falling, but the burgers rocked. Through college, Rory dropped a fair share of cash in the more upscale Second Street. The ceiling tiles had been repaired and the burgers were still great. A few years back, Rory and Allen spent an epic night there when the cliche that \u201ceven a blind squirrel finds an acorn\u201d would come to life. Heading to Second Street seemed like a good idea.\nExcept when they got there. The once Cheers like atmosphere had gone cosmopolitan. Rory felt betrayed by the new look and expressed his doubt, \u201cCoach, are you sure this is the place you want to go? How about the Moose?\u201d\nCoach Fraser replied, \u201cWe have to go here. There is someone waiting.\u201d\nAllen secretly hoped it was an acorn reunion, but it was not to be. Sitting in a darkened booth and looking rather mechanical was Poodle. He had been witness to the epic nature of the aforementioned evening, but tonight he was looking scared and out of sorts.\n\u201cI found them. Now I\u2019ve got to go,\u201d said Coach Fraser.\nHe left without even saying good bye. \u201cSome people never change,\u201d said Rory.\n\u201cPOODLE, what\u2019s up my brother?\u201d said Allen.\nPoodle never looked over. He asked, \u201cAre they out there?\u201d\n\u201cWho?\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cThose voices. The ones singing obscure Blue Oyster Cult songs like \u201cVeteran of Psychic Wars\u201d and \u201cFlaming Telepaths.\u201d\n\u201cHow much have you had to drink?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cIf I\u2019m still breathing, not enough. You guys, I need your help. Will you come to Tangier Island?\u201d\nRory and Allen looked at each other. Both knew that there was disaster written all over a trip with Poodle into the bay. They would have been safer chugging up the Amazon. Rory still believed that whatever had been going on in his life was real, so he thought this was just another piece to his journey. Allen saw that nothing epic was going to happen, so he offered to drive the trio to Poodle\u2019s boat. They got to the dock in about an hour\u2019s time and Allen finally saw potential for the night.\n\u201cYou got enough ballast in this tub?\u201d asked Allen.\n\u201cShe\u2019ll get us there,\u201d said Poodle, \u201cIt\u2019s whether they let us come back that is the question.\u201d\n\u201cWho?\u201d asked Rory.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know, voices. Just a bunch of damn voices I heard when I was crabbin\u2019 the other day. I\u2019ve been spooked ever sense.\u201d\n\u201cDo you think it was some island dudes trying to scare you off?\u201d asked Allen.\n\u201cNo way. They told me to go down to the Yorktown Pub and pick up a case of Sea Grass. I never even heard of it, but the guy there was waiting for me. It\u2019s some kind of micro brew. We\u2019re supposed to drink it before we get to the island and then wait. No real person could ever set something like that up.\u201d\nThey drank their first Sea Grass before leaving the dock. It was cold and dark like a Guinness. It didn\u2019t have any of that hoppy taste like a pale ale. It was dark, smooth, and potent. There was a collective accrual of drunkenness that was taking them beyond boating under intoxication to a spiritual realm like that Rory had experienced at Carter\u2019s Grove. This time, the goats were not present and he felt doom instead of being enlightened. Allen sensed the changing aura and began yelling that the boat needed power washing to appease the spirits. Poodle kept drinking and steered a course into the rising sun that was for him was blinding.\nWith the sun taking a mid morning perch, Poodle dropped an anchor. The water was a little rough, but there was not lagoon to put in. This end of Tangier Island had been abandoned. Once there was a village called, Canaan, but the island life offered little to people, so they left everything behind. Since then, the Chesapeake Bay had been taking in the leftovers. With little commercial relevance to the island, estimates of it\u2019s death had been written in ledgers at between twenty-five and fifty years. Each of the guys chugged one last beer and jumped into the water. They had a short swim to a narrow beach that was cluttered with all sorts of trash from the bay.\n\u201cThis is an environmental nightmare,\u201d said Allen as he stepped over an axle from a lawn mower. One wheel was still attached and it was anybody\u2019s guess as to where the junk had floated from. \u201cGoats don\u2019t leave trash behind,\u201d he said.\n\u201cLook at this,\u201d said Rory. He pointed to the ground at a human skull. \u201cWhere do you think it\u2019s from?\u201d He reached down and picked it up. At that moment, the full force of the beer hit. Clouds streaked across the sky and blocked out the sun. The boat sat perfectly still in water that did not move. Poodle passed out while Rory and Allen waited for whatever was coming.\n\u201cI guess this isn\u2019t real either,\u201d said Rory.\n\u201cI\u2019m not sure yet,\u201d said Allen.\nA voice with an English and Virginia accent began speaking. Rory and Allen assumed it was coming from the skull, so they focused their attention there, \u201cThis was our promised land. We settled here. We were buried here. Now the waters dissolve our graves and the bay is taking the island away. Danger awaits those who do not heed the environmental warnings. Rising waters will be the least of the problems.\u201d\n\u201cWhat are the most of the problems?\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cWhat do you want us to do?\u201d said Rory.\n\u201cYou must fight global ambivalence. There are many fronts. Save this island before the horrors are released.\u201d\nThe sun came back out. The choppy waters returned. Poodle woke up.\n\u201cGet in the boat,\u201d said Rory. \u201cWe\u2019ve got to go.\u201d\nNormalcy and Back To It (#30)\n\u201cRory, we didn\u2019t register,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cStop it. When did that ever stop us? It\u2019s not like we\u2019re a couple of rejects. They\u2019ll let us in.\u201d\nThe timing of seeing Coach Cauthorn could not have been any better for Rory and Allen. His advice to them was to get back in the game, to rejoin the group. Rory felt like the last ten months had been going on for years. He thought he had been on a spiritual journey that included whacked out visions of all sorts of religious figures and people spreading their word in an effort to get Rory to find peace in his soul. As Rory saw it, Allen had been his Sancho Panza, who kept him focused on his journey. In reality, Allen had been beside Rory as he had a terrific sleep that was full of fantastic dreams. Seeing their old coach had put these two in a different frame of mind and the impact of his words had them heading to their high school reunion.\n\u201cI wonder if we were targeted by some middle aged twist of fate to start thinking about what life is all about,\u201d said Rory.\n\u201cDude, you were sound asleep. I don\u2019t know what you\u2019re talking about,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cMaybe, but just because you don\u2019t remember doesn\u2019t mean something didn\u2019t happen to us. You saw Close Encounters, right?\u201d\n\u201cRichard Dreyfus, nobody believed his character. Truth was, he knew the aliens were out there.\u201d\n\u201cRory, that was a movie.\u201d\n\u201cI know, Allen, it\u2019s an example. If we are going to say that stuff like that could never happen, then how do we explain God, Buddha, Allah? They are very real for the people who believe in them.\u201d\n\u201cNow you are talking faith. That\u2019s different than a movie,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cTrue, don\u2019t get hung up on the movie side of things. How do we really know that there are gods? Why do we choose to believe in some and not others? It\u2019s faith, there you are correct. I believe all that stuff was happening to me. Watch out, tonight I might be called to fly into battle and defeat alien invaders.\u201d\n\u201cShut up, man. That\u2019s Independence Day. Hey, who\u2019s car is that?\u201d\nRory and Allen had made it to the homecoming game which was one of the events for their thirtieth reunion weekend. As Rory was trying to park, Allen had started scan the parking lot for familiar faces and thought he recognized the driver of another car.\n\u201cThat\u2019s Tina.\u201d\n\u201cYou\u2019re crazy. You don\u2019t know. When was the last time you saw her?\u201d\n\u201cTwenty-five years, I think. You know the prospect of me being wrong is great. How about we bet?\u201d\n\u201cGame on. Streaking at Sunken Gardens tonight under the full moon to the loser.\u201d\nRory and Allen walked over to the car. The driver got out.\n\u201cOh, my goodness, Rory and Allen. I can\u2019t believe my eyes.\u201d Her name tag identified her as Tina, Class of \u201985.\n\u201cDamn,\u201d said Allen. The prospect of running across Sunken Gardens on a chilly night was not something Allen had counted on.\nWord spread quickly that Allen and Rory were at the reunion. There is something about going home that is comforting and unsettling at the same time. Both Rory and Allen enjoyed their high school experience, but there was something about leaving Williamsburg that had seems inevitable. Physically, Rory went the furthest, although his recent episodes of soulful mining suggested that he never left. He talked to people he had not seen in thirty years. Their conversations were like they talked everyday. He missed that comfort, but also felt the weight of sameness that he felt when he moved away. The was no judgment against reuniting with his past, quite the contrary. Rory was invigorated and inspired by his old friends and wanted to have more contact with them, but he knew that tonight would probably be a short visit back in time. The football game went quickly and good-byes were said. Rory and Allen got back into the truck and headed for William and Mary.\n\u201cWe will flee before there is an investigation,\u201d said Rory. \u201cHead Games\u201d by Foreigner was playing on the radio.\n\u201cEff you, Rory.\u201d\n\u201cYou\u2019ll start down by the statue and run towards the Wren Building. I\u2019ll be waiting there with your clothes.\u201d\n\u201cDon\u2019t mess with me. You better be there.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019ll be there for you like that time you were there for me at that party with the Walsingham kid.\u201d\nAllen peeled off his clothes by the statue of two studying kids, lovers, whatever they were. While he waited, he thought he might ask the college if they would like to rent his goats because the area around the sculpture was a little overgrown. After a couple of minutes, Allen began gamboling down the middle of Sunken Gardens. Towards the middle of his naked run an emotion of freedom overtook his gait and he began skipping to a rhythm that was full of frolic and friskiness. He made it to the end of the gardens undetected where Rory waited and handed him his clothes.\n\u201cI hope I don\u2019t get a rash from those woods,\u201d said an out of breath, but jubilant Allen.\n\u201cI can\u2019t believe you did that. Let\u2019s get out here. I smell a cigarette. Someone is close by.\u201d\n\u201cRory and Allen. I thought that was you two,\u201d said a man who was leaning against a tree with one leg up and his arms across his chest.\n\u201cCoach Fraser?\u201d asked Allen.\n\u201cIndeed. I see you guys haven\u2019t changed much.\u201d\n\u201cYou either,\u201d said Rory. He looked to Allen and said, \u201cI told you there is some weird stuff going on. When in the last time you saw Doug Fraser?\u201d\n\u201cThirty years,\u201d said Couch Fraser. \u201cCome on, lets go get something to eat.\u201d\n\u201cI need a drink,\u201d said Rory.\u201d\n\u201cIf you please, none for me, though,\u201d said Coach Fraser.\nAllen nodded, \u201cIf you please, really?\u201d\nAC, ABA, and Simplicity (#29)\n\u201cAllen, this whole time I thought we were making our way from the west after seeing my brother and running into all these people from high school and throughout history was a dream?\u201d\n\u201cYep,\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cWhat about Ali, Parcels, and crashing the debate?\u201d\n\u201cEster Rolle, the leprechaun, my horse carriage business?\u201d\n\u201cWhat the hell, man? Am I going crazy?\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t know. You\u2019ve always been a bit of a receptive spirit.\u201d\n\u201cWhat do mean by that, Allen?\u201d\n\u201cYou know that song, Telegraph Road, by Dire Straits?\u201d\n\u201cYou\u2019re like that, full of linear development and Rory, you know you\u2019re my boy, but if I were to go about deconstructing you, I\u2019d say you\u2019re in need of some demassification.\u201d\n\u201cI must be back in a dream. I\u2019ll play along, although, this conversation is a bit woolly.\u201d\n\u201cWe live in an era of technocrats and you\u2019ve been wrestling with your place in this word for quite some time.\u201d\n\u201cWhat do technocrats have to do with anything?\u201d\n\u201cYou\u2019ve never been one for special effects. You prefer acoustic or simple electric guitar to crazy synthed up sounds. You never turn your phone on and Facebook is the bane of your existence. You are the anti-technocrat.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m just saying that all this technology and social media has been a catalyst for you to understand what you are all about.\u201d\n\u201cGo on,\u201d said Rory.\n\u201cYou wrestle with social, media or otherwise, so all of this pressure to be on this or that has become much too weighty. You went to sleep trying to find meaning and purpose in a world that for all of its connectedness is a testament to isolation and an abundance of trivial social interactions.\u201d\nRory thought for a moment, \u201cThat\u2019s pretty good for a guy who once argued that psychology does not exist.\u201d\nAllen bowed.\n\u201cSo what do I do with all of these dreams? They must mean something.\u201d\n\u201cHow do you resolve complex issues?\u201d asked Allen.\n\u201cI shoot hoops.\u201d\nWith that Rory and Allen hopped into Rory\u2019s grandpa truck. They turned on the radio and Telegraph Road was playing. The song was nearing the end with the great instrumental when Rory turned into Quarterpath Park. He kept an old ABA basketball in back in case he ever wanted to shoot baskets somewhere. There was one car in the parking lot, a lime green Toyota from the late seventies. It was clean, not a speck of dust or a rag streak anywhere on it.\n\u201cYou know who\u2019s car that is, don\u2019t you?\u201d said Rory to Allen.\n\u201cAC, cool old, Alvin Cauthorn.\u201d\nSure enough, out on the court in his blue sweat suit was the man himself. AC had been one of the coolest dudes ever. He was a stud football player, went to college, and came back to teach in his hometown. He had been Rory\u2019s coach in junior high for basketball and Allen\u2019s coach in football. He could have been Denzel\u2019s study for coolness and everyone\u2019s model for treating people right.\n\u201cWhat\u2019s up, coach?\u201d\n\u201cMy goodness, if it isn\u2019t old Rory and Allen. What\u2019s going on fellas?\u201d\nAllen answered, \u201cSince you asked, Rory is having a hard time figuring out who he is. What advice can you give him?\u201d\n\u201cFirst of all,\u201d said Rory, \u201care you here or am I dreaming?\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m here, just as you are. What\u2019s the problem?\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t know, coach. Life used to be so simple. Everyone told me if I worked hard and set ever challenging goals I could be something.\u201d\nAC stroked his beard and Rory wondered how there wasn\u2019t a bit of gray in it. \u201cYou know, Rory, the idea that we keep getting better if we keep raising the bar is full of pressure. It\u2019s too straight ahead for me. I think we move forward, test the boundaries, maybe fail, and try again. There are missteps, but we find a way that works. It\u2019s messy, slow, and at odds with the establishment, but if we learn to think, we can to where we are supposed to be.\u201d\nRory looked at Allen, \u201cHe didn\u2019t say anything about technocrats.\u201d Allen made a face back at Rory.\n\u201cThis time we live in presumes that continued improvement is the only way. Technology has fueled that because of the speed involved in everything. I\u2019m guessing you want something that is more simple.\u201d\n\u201cBecause you have an ABA basketball. What screams old-school more than a red, white and blue basketball? I\u2019d say the ball represents your gratitude for what sports once were and a bit of pessimism for what sports are. In your search for simplicity and finding out who you are you hold on to the ball because it suggests that the past is within reach.\u201d\n\u201cWhoa, coach, you made us think when we played, but you are blowing my mind now,\u201d said Rory.\n\u201cNope, I\u2019m just helping you sort what you already know. What do you think about the ball?\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t know. It\u2019s got style. The colors make it stand out.\u201d\n\u201cHow about you go in the corner and show me that patented Rory jumper?\u201d\nRory went to the corner, squared up, and let the ball fly. His wrist flicked and hung over the rim. The rotation of the ball was perfect and the red, white, and blue mixed into a purple as the ball arched and fell into the net.\n\u201cMoney!\u201d said Allen.\n\u201cNo, it was more than that. Those three colors became one. All the parts came together to make a perfect shot. Rory, it\u2019s time for you to put the doubt away and rejoin the rest of us. No need to bring the ball, you have all you need. I\u2019ve got to go. It was nice seeing you guys.\u201d\nRory and Allen watched as Coach Cauthorn drove across the dusty parking lot. None of the dust stuck to his rims.\n\u201cCome on, Allen, we\u2019ve got somewhere to be.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The Enlightenment is often looked at as a time in history when we as a civilization moved past religious ideologies and practices and into new modern discoveries.\nBut looking at history, it is revealed that many modern advances and thoughts that we still hold today have their very root in Christianity.\nIf we look at the values of today\u2019s western societies, it is impossible to not see the groundwork laid out for us in the Bible.\nWhen looking at modern civilization, what do people often think of as the strongest influence that shaped today\u2019s society?\nWould people say things like science, art, and music, or point towards famous philosophers? Or would they point towards the Bible and our faith\u2019s influence on these very things?\nThe truth is, without Christianity the world would not be the one we know today.\nBut how exactly did Christianity change the modern world? How did it play into the Age of Enlightenment, the \u201crevolution in human knowledge\u201d as some would call it?\nTo see how much Christianity truly influenced our modern world, we must look at how it shaped the roots of early modernism.\nThe Age of Enlightenment was a period of time typically thought of between 1715 and 1789 where participants learned and philosophized on the concepts of intellect, science, and government freedoms.\nAs time went on, these thoughts would lead to distrust of both monarchies and the Church as a system, even leading to both the French and American Revolutionary Wars.\nBut even with society\u2019s pull from the Church and its doctrine, the values of Christ\u2019s teachings and our faith still shaped many teachings of the Enlightenment Age.\nThis can be seen in many areas of modern western culture, including the United States Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, both written during this age.\nThe Declaration of Independence itself reads as such:\nThe United States of America would be born from the very thoughts that the Enlightenment idealized: that all men were created equal, and are born with the rights of freedom, life, and the pursuit of happiness.\nHowever, what history texts gloss over is that the founding fathers knew that these rights only came from God.\nThey understood that we are free because we are free in Him. This truth is written into the very document that these men used to declare their freedom from those they felt oppressed them.\nWhen establishing a constitution for this new country, the influence of these men\u2019s faith can still be seen, even if it is not always explicitly expressed.\nThis is what some would argue was the real enlightenment, where we moved from religious ideals to modern ideas of equality, but this is not the case.\nWe see in Christ\u2019s example where he treated the poor, weak, and oppressed with kindness. Jew, Greek, slave, and the free were all equal in His eyes. Everyone is a child of God who has been set free through the gift of Christ\u2019s sacrifice for us.\nThese enlightened concepts of life, equality, and liberty came from the example of Jesus Himself.\nThe truth is, so many of modern society\u2019s values only make sense when viewed from a Christian perspective.\nPutting others first, protecting life, treating others as your equals and loving them as your brother or sister are not philosophical ideals, but Christian.\nDoing these things does not benefit us, we do not gain anything from it, but we as a society know that it is the right thing to do because we are following in the footsteps of Jesus Christ.\nThe Age of Enlightenment was an era of many advances in science, government, and philosophy.\nIt even brought about the revolution that would shape our country, but without Christianity, we would be nowhere.\nThe very principles that shaped our country are the same principles laid out by Christ in the Gospels, that all men are equal, and all men deserve freedom.\nTags constitution enlightenment",
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        "title": "Trump, Cruz Clash in Thursday's GOP Debate | CisternYard Media Trump, Cruz Clash in Thursday's GOP Debate | CisternYard Media",
        "raw_content": "Trump, Cruz Clash in Thursday\u2019s GOP Debate\nIt was another wild night for the GOP at Thursday\u2019s debate in North Charleston, South Carolina. Candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, currently the front runners in Iowa, gave strong performances. CisternYard caught up with Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson before the debate. \u201cI think Mr. Trump considers everyone in the race an opponent,\u201d said Pierson. \u201cIf you look at the polls, obviously Sen. Cruz is coming in second\u2026They\u2019re statistically tied in Iowa\u201d but \u201cMr. Trump is far ahead in all the other states.\u201d She added that Trump\u2019s greatest strength with young voters will be his ability to create jobs and strengthen the economy. \u201cI think Mr. Trump\u2019s policies being the business man that he is, having the experience with other governments and doing business there, he knows what we need to do to get that back on track.\u201d Marco Rubio, polling in third place, struggled under attacks from Cruz and Chris Christie. Jeb Bush and John Kasich both stood out with moderate responses to questions on Syrian refugees and the economy. Ben Carson continued to promote his common-sense, non-insider approach to politics, amidst falling poll numbers. The biggest issues of the night were security and leadership in the face of global threats like ISIS. The economy and gun control were also prominent topics. In addition to infighting, the candidates repeatedly criticized Democratic front runner Hillary Clinton. Read on for a thematic look at Thursday night\u2019s debate.\nThe first question of the night was about the economy, but Sen. Ted Cruz came out swinging with a statement about the American sailors captured by Iran. \u201cI was horrified to see the sight of ten American sailors on their knees,\u201d Cruz said. He criticized President Obama for \u201cno so much as mentioning\u201d the captured military personnel during Tuesday\u2019s State of the Union address. \u201cI give you my word, if I am elected President no servicemen or women will be forced to their knees,\u201d Cruz declared. Gov. Chris Christie also referenced Obama\u2019s STOTU address, dubbing it \u201cstory time.\u201d If he were president, said Christie, America\u2019s allies would \u201cbe able to count on our word\u201d and our adversaries would know \u201cthere are limits to our patience.\u201d Christie referenced his characteristic bluntness as a strength in foreign policy. \u201cThe one thing they\u2019ve never said about me is that I\u2019m misunderstood,\u201d he said. Christie stressed that he would only use military action when it was \u201cabsolutely necessary\u201d to protect American lives and interests. \u201cWe are not the world\u2019s policeman.\u201d Following suit, Gov. Jeb Bush took aim at Obama\u2019s record as Commander in Chief. He accused the President of \u201cmissing the whole point that America\u2019s leadership in the world is required for peace.\u201d Bush also targeted Obama for speaking \u201cwith grandiose language\u201d about \u201cred lines\u201d while the world is \u201ctorn asunder.\u201d Sen. Marco Rubio gave a forceful promise for what his administration would do to fight ISIS. \u201cWhen I\u2019m President,\u201d he said, \u201cthe most powerful intelligence in the world will tell us where they are. The most powerful military will destroy them. And any we capture alive will get a one way ticket to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.\u201d Ben Carson also accused the President of underplaying the threats of war in the 21st century. He pointed to dirty bombs, cyber attacks and EMP pulses as things that must be considered \u201can existential threat\u201d and dealt with. John Kasich explained that \u201cin foreign policy it\u2019s [a matter of] strength but you\u2019ve got to be cool. You\u2019ve got to have a clear vision of what you want to do\u2026you can\u2019t do on the job training.\u201d\nISIS and the Syrian Refugee Crisis\nCandidates were asked to reflect on comments by Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-SC), who dropped out of the presidential race in December. Graham made combating ISIS the focus of his campaign, calling for the removal of Assad and ground troops to supplement airstrikes. Ben Carson said our military is more than capable of crushing ISIS \u201cif we don\u2019t tie their hands behind their back.\u201d He advocated for a targeted attack on oil tankers, saying \u201cwe need to shut down their mechanisms of funding and attack their centers of control.\u201d Chris Christie jumped in to agree with Sen. Graham, asserting \u201d we cannot have peace with Assad.\u201d Christie called for a no-fly zone and efforts to resettle refugees within Syria\u2019s borders.\nChristie wasn\u2019t the only candidate who addressed refugees. President Obama showed his support by inviting the Syrian refugee who sat in the First Lady\u2019s box on Tuesday night during the State of the Union. Trump rejected the claim that he spreads an image of fear and terror. \u201cIt\u2019s not fear and terror, it\u2019s reality,\u201d said Trump. He pointed to Indonesia, California and Paris as sites of recent terror attacks linked, by some, to refugees. \u201cWhere are the women?\u201d Trump asked. \u201cWhere are the children? These are strong powerful men, young men\u2026this could be the great Trojan Horse.\u201d When asked if he wanted the rethink any of his past comments about banning all Muslims from entering the United States, Trump said no. Jeb Bush interjected and said Trump\u2019s anti-Muslim rhetoric makes it harder to defeat ISIS. \u201cAll Muslims? Seriously? What kind of signal does that send to the world?\u201d Bush argued. He expressed understanding for the anger and frustration among Americans today, but also gave a warning. \u201cWe\u2019re running for President of the United States here. You have to lead, you cannot make rash statements and expect the world\u201d to brush it off, Bush asserted. After the debate, Trump told reporters Bush \u201cis a nice guy, but he is a little weak, isn\u2019t he?\u201d\nThe exchange between Trump and Bush set off a domino effect with the other candidates. John Kasich weighed in and said although \u201cwe don\u2019t want to put everyone in the same category,\u201d we should not admit refugees until we can properly vet them. Christie made a similar statement, saying he wants to ban \u201cradical Islamic jihadists,\u201d not all Muslims. He also cited the need for a stronger intelligence network as crucial to the vetting process. Rubio stated that when he is President \u201cif we do not know who you are, and we do not know why you\u2019re coming, you are not getting in to the United States.\u201d Bush called for reconsideration once more before the question changed, saying \u201cAre we going to ban all Muslims from India? Indonesia? No. We need to destroy ISIS\u201d by arming the Kurds, embedding in the Iraqi army and supporting Muslims who are already in the fight.\nTed Cruz ridiculed Obama for trying to \u201cpaint a rosy picture of jobs\u201d in his State of the Union. \u201cWe have the lowest percentage of Americans working today\u201d and wages are stagnated, said Cruz. John Kasich pointed to his record as Governor of Ohio, laying out three steps to create job growth. A balanced budget, \u201ccommon sense\u201d regulations and tax cuts formed his prescription for a stronger economy. Kasich also called for more \u201cfiscal discipline\u201d in Washington. He promised to \u201cfight like crazy so people can still think the American dream exists\u2026Everyone, and I mean everyone, in America can have a better life than their parents.\u201d Trump and Kasich both called for fair and open trade and criticizes the administration for allowing China to break trade agreements. Rubio called for regulatory reform and the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, \u201ca certified job killer.\u201d\nThursday\u2019s debate took place just minutes from downtown Charleston and the Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church, the sight of a horrific shooting in June. Jeb Bush praised Gov. Nikki Haley\u2019s response to the killings and \u201cthe people in that church who showed the grace of God.\u201d Bush said that in the case of Dylann Roof, the FBI made a mistake. The solution to gun violence, he argued, is enforcing the laws we have; not making new ones. He also called for bipartisan action to address mental health issues. Trump agreed that we have \u201ca huge mental problem\u201d , but also asserted there are no circumstances in which he\u2019d limit gun rights. Rubio echoed the push for stricter enforcement. Christ Christie was questioned on his evolving stance on guns. \u201cI don\u2019t think the founding fathers put it second by accident,\u201d said Christie. \u201cIn New Jersey, we\u2019ve made it easier to get a conceal and carry permit.\u201d Christie said his actions both limiting and expanding gun rights have been \u201cdone properly\u201d, in contrast to Obama\u2019s executive orders. \u201cThis guy\u2019s a petulant child,\u201d Christie said of the President.\nHere Comes Hillary\nAll of the candidates, looking ahead to the general election, went after Democratic front runner Hillary Clinton. In regards to global unrest, Christie warned Americans that \u201cif you\u2019re worried, you cannot give Hillary Clinton a third term.\u201d Jeb Bush pointed out that Clinton is currently under investigation with the FBI, quipping that if she gets elected \u201cshe might be going back and forth from the White House to the courthouse.\u201d Marco Rubio declared that Clinton would not only be a \u201cdisaster,\u201d but that her inability to properly handle sensitive security information disqualifies her from the presidency. Jeb Bush stressed the GOP\u2019s need to \u201cunite behind the winner\u201d to defeat Clinton in November. \u201cWe need to have a compelling, conservative agenda.\u201d Ben Carson was asked whether Bill Clinton\u2019s sexual indiscretions and Hillary\u2019s handling of them should be fair game in the campaign. \u201cIs this America anymore?\u201d asked Carson in reply. \u201cWe need to start recognizing that there is such a thing as right and wrong\u201d and not let \u201cthe secular progressives drive that out of us.\u201d\nCruz in the Cross Hairs\nDonald Trump after Fox GOP Debate in North Charleston, S.C. on January 14, 2016 (Photo by Michael Wiser)\nCruz faced questions about his eligibility to run, given his Canadian birth. He dismissed the concerns, saying sarcastically \u201cI\u2019m glad we\u2019re focusing on the important topics this evening.\u201d Trump originally brought up the issue of Cruz\u2019s birth supposedly out of concern that a Democratic opponent might bring a lawsuit. The two men traded jabs about serving as each other\u2019s Vice Presidential candidates. They also clashed over comments Cruz has made in the past about Trumps New York values. When moderator Maria Bartiromo asked Cruz what he meant by that, he replied \u201cI think most people know exactly what New York values mean.\u201d He claimed that New Yorkers are, as a rule, social liberal and motivated by money and the media. \u201cI\u2019m just saying, not a lot of conservatives come out of Manhattan,\u201d Cruz said in allusion to Trump\u2019s recent Republican conversion. Trump responded with a heavy emotional hit, saying \u201cwhen the World Trade Center came down, I saw something no people on earth could have handled better or more humanely than New York.\u201d\nPost Debate with Donald Trump\nCisternYard News caught up with front runner Donald Trump after the debate to hear his closing thoughts. He elaborated on his tense exchange with Ted Cruz, saying \u201cthis was against people having breakfast, people in office buildings. New York did an amazing job and I was there for the death, that was tremendous death and even the smell of death. But they rebuilt, they did an incredible job, and I don\u2019t think anybody should be attacking 20 million people.\u201d When asked if he\u2019d be comfortable handing over his business to his kids, Trump said \u201cI would have total confidence in my children\u2026all I want to do is make America great again.\u201d CisternYard then asked, given his willingness to engage us militarily overseas, how Mr. Trump plans to care for our veterans. \u201cI love our veterans. Nobody takes care of our veterans like Trump. I love them. They\u2019re our best people.\u201d\nTagged: Ben Carson, Chris Christie, Donald Trump, economy, Election 2016, GOP Debate, gun control, ISIS, jeb bush, John Kasich, Katrina Pierson, Marco Rubio, North Charleston, presidential, refugees, Ted Cruz\n'Trump, Cruz Clash in Thursday\u2019s GOP Debate' has no comments",
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        "title": "Earth Day\u2014Every Day, Every Way! \u2013 SEF News-Views Digest | Citizens for Sustainability",
        "raw_content": "Earth Day\u2014Every Day, Every Way! \u2013 SEF News-Views Digest\nGiven humanity\u2019s continuing assault on Mother Nature, it seems most appropriate for us to celebrate the 47th official anniversary of Earth Day this year on Saturday, April 22nd. Ideally, we should demonstrate every day our profound appreciation, respect, and gratitude for Nature\u2019s life-sustaining bounty. But, sadly, it seems that only a small portion of the world population is fully aware of our species\u2019 destructive role, and even fewer acknowledge it, especially by paying homage to Nature, our precious home planet, and the source of everything that sustains us.\nAn excellent summary of Earth Day history is presented in the latest NPG Forum Paper: Earth Day and Population: A Missed Opportunity by Leon Kolankiewicz, a well-known ecologist and environmental consultant (see first listing in Views section). The report\u2019s 12-pages contain a summary of Earth Day, including its high and low points. The effects of immigration policies on U.S. population growth are the paper\u2019s main focus, including projections of population growth up to 2100, based on several scenarios.\n[Note: a brief description of the article is located in the Views section; Also, I\u2019ve written a 2-page condensed summary of the paper in PDF format. If interested, please let me know and I\u2019ll send it to you]\nLeonkiewicz identifies some of the major players associated with Earth Day, with special recognition going to U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson, the brainchild behind the first Earth Day in 1970. Earlier influences throughout the 1960s are mentioned, notably Rachel Carson, whose 1962 book, Silent Spring documented the toxic effects of DDT on wildlife and humans, subsequently raising the public\u2019s awareness of environmental concerns. President John F. Kennedy read Silent Spring and became a devoted environmental advocate.\nIn the early 1970s Paul Erhlich, a leading exponent of overpopulation concerns, founded Zero Population Growth (now NPG) and authored his explosive book, The Population Bomb, which raised the public\u2019s consciousness about this rarely considered issue. For reasons explained in the paper, the population subject was widely disseminated and publically acknowledged. This was in stark contrast to our current prevailing blas\u00e9 or negative attitudes. Typically, when the topics of population growth and \u201coverpopulation\u201d are raised in the media today (an extremely rare occurrence), the general public tends not to appreciate the pervasive relationship of overpopulation to such concerns as overconsumption of resources, pollution (air, land, and water), and, especially the increasing dangers posed by climate change. It should be noted that \u201cbad news\u201d President Jimmy Carter was also fully aware of all environmental concerns, especially as related to fossil energy use, consumption, and population growth.\nKolankiewicz explains that, over the past four decades, the initial impetus for moving forward in addressing environmental crises has waned, for reasons covered well in his informative paper. In recalling his initial connection with the early Earth Day era, he says: \u201cThe dominant Earth Day theme was not one of futility, fatalism, or hopelessness, but one of hopefulness. Humanity was neither doomed nor preordained to foul its nest; we had to do better\u201d.\nBut did we do better? Not so much, most sustainability experts conclude. And here we are 47 years later dealing with crises that could have been ameliorated or avoided\u2014had we acted wisely, responsibly, and timely.\nWith all the increasing worldwide turmoil\u2014socio-economically, politically, and environmentally\u2014it would be reassuring to see an increase in the number of people participating in a variety of planned Earth Day events or activities. For anyone lacking access to planned events and activities, other celebratory options might include taking a nature walk, undertaking outdoor spring chores, reading a nature book, or watching a nature documentary.\nAs for Bettye and myself, we\u2019ll join with neighbors in cleaning winter\u2019s leftover trash from around our two ponds located in nearby Salo Park. This annual event has become our community\u2019s way of welcoming and celebrating spring, and we enjoy participating. I hope that you and yours will also find a positive way to celebrate this special day. Several Twin Cities\u2019 events are listed online (see Events section). Happy Earth Day 2017!\n> NPG: Earth Day And Population: A Missed Opportunity (Forum paper, Leon Kolankiewicz). In the 1960s and 1970s, during the era of the first Earth Day, the emerging environmental movement and America as a whole had the opportunity to adopt a brighter, more promising, more sustainable population destiny. It seemed we were on the verge of making this conscious and conscientious choice. But even as this greener vision beckoned, other powerful pro-growth forces and factors in society asserted themselves and the vision flickered and then faded from view like a mirage. Gradually but relentlessly rising immigration rates instigated by the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act\u2013-In conjunction with America\u2019s congenital, uncritical fixation on perpetual growth as a national mission\u2013-the growth fetish or Growthism, overpowered the inchoate \u201csmall is beautiful\u201d ethos before it had a chance to fully form and take hold. The opportunity was abandoned, the vision lost.\n> Yes! Magazine: The Superrich Have Profited From A Broken System\u2014And Their Money Alone Won\u2019t Fix It (David Korten). For far too long, our economic and political institutions have managed the economy to grow consumption and the financial assets of the rich, a system that is destroying Earth\u2019s capacity to support life while concentrating ownership of what remains in the hands of a few hundred superrich people, some of whom might face a slow and lonely death in their supposedly safe underground bunkers. Hope for the human future lies with the spreading realization that our survival depends on our acting together as a global community to: 1) Healing the Earth, by reducing our human consumption to balance with the planet\u2019s generative capacity; and 2) Eliminating extremes of wealth and poverty, and securing for every person access to the essentials for a healthy life. The very rich must not only be giving back with their money, but also with their total personal commitment to replacing the system that so benefited them. It is called philanthropy.\n> Resilience: Chemical Industrial Agriculture Is Unsustainable. Here\u2019s Why (Alice Friedemann; a review of Chasing The Red Queen: The Evolutionary Race Between Agricultural Pests And Poisons, by Andy Dyer). Insects inevitably develop resistance to pesticides, whether toxic chemicals are sprayed directly or genetically engineered into the plants. Even without pesticides, industrial agriculture is doomed to fail from extremely high rates of soil erosion and soil compaction at rates that far exceed losses in the past, since soil couldn\u2019t wash or blow away as easily on small farms that grew many crops. Over a 1 billion pounds of pesticides are used in the United State (US) every year, and 5.6 billion pounds globally. I think there are a number of reasons why farmers don\u2019t go back to sustainable organic farming: 1) Money to be made in the chemical industry; 2) About half of farmers rent their land; 3) Converting an industrial monoculture farm to multiple crops rotated, or to an organic farm takes a long time; 5) Industrial farming is taught at most universities; and 6) Subsidies favor large farmers.\n> Jeremy Leggett Blog: Appropriate Civilization Versus New Despotism, Month 2, 20th February (Jeremy Leggett). Evidence of the potential use of AI and robotics for social benefit continues to lag portentous developments. With the integration of AI and robotics, the threats to social coherence compound. Google-owned robotics firm Boston Dynamics unveiled a hybrid robot capable of mind reading. Warnings are proliferating of intelligent virtual helpers that would displace human jobs, especially in customer-facing roles in banks and call centers. Large-scale deployment of such machines would quickly deepen the inequality gap, fuelling the very social divisiveness on which the new despotism feeds. In a world where your tech is drifting almost unopposed towards being perfect infrastructure for despots, wherein a new elite of breathtakingly wealthy leaders might be in danger of enhanced levels of psychopathy, the approach of the populist right to use of propaganda assumes critical importance. Tech does not appear to be helping the defenders of democracy, but abetting the aspiring new despots.\n> Resilience: Beware Of The Techno-Optimists! (Gunnar Rundgren). The messages of the techno-optimists are both deceptive and dangerous as it makes people believe that most problems can be solved by technological innovation, which in turn make people passive in the political, social and economic arena. Of course, we can always improve technology, but in essence we already have (know) the technologies to feed the world\u2019s population with healthy food in a sustainable way. The obstacles are economic, social and political. And that is where the struggle should be.\n> Financial Times: The Age Of Unenlightenment (Robert Armstrong). Something has damaged our ability to talk about matters of substance, and respect those with the expertise to do so convincingly. The Internet has been blamed, but it cannot be the whole answer. An Internet search creates the impression of understanding, or even expertise, rather than the real thing. We fill the gaps in our knowledge with value commitments: healthcare becomes a matter of our attitude to government interference, not medicine; global warming becomes about attitudes toward science, not atmospheric gases. And once strong views are in place, sensible compromise slips out of reach. Technology has encouraged us to confuse access to information with knowledge, and journalists are encouraged to give their audiences what they want, rather than telling them what they need to know. The epistemic prisons we build for ourselves do worse than lock us into the views we currently have, while protecting our dumbest ideas from revision. There is much work to be done, and it will take a lot of intelligence, and a lot of civility, to complete it.\n> The Conversation: Introducing The Terrifying Mathematics Of The Anthropocene (Owen Gaffney & Will Steffen). Here are some surprising facts about humans\u2019 effect on planet Earth. We humans are creating \u201ctechnofossils\u201d, a new term for congealed human-made materials\u2014plastics and concretes\u2014that will be around for tens of millions of years. But it is the scale that humans have altered Earth\u2019s life support system that is the most concerning. Earth system scientist Hans Joachim Schellnhuber suggests that the rate of change of the Earth system (E) has been driven by three things: 1) astronomical forces, such as those from the sun or asteroids; 2) geophysical forces, for example changing currents; and 3) internal dynamics, such as the evolution of cyanobacteria. We are losing biodiversity at rates tens to hundreds of times faster than natural rates, approaching mass extinction rates. The current rate of change must return to around zero as soon as possible, if we wish global civilization to survive\n> Yes! Magazine: Signs Of Revolution In A Not-Yet-Great America (Peter Buffett). The two-dimensional portrait of America is extraordinary; rising from colonial outpost to world domination in a mere couple of centuries. Trump is the perfect distillation of a country built by white men for a privileged class through the scorched-earth concept of Manifest Destiny\u2014breaking promises and creating new rules whenever it served a select few. He embodies the narcissistic exceptionalism that has followed us from the beginning outlines of the colonial myth to the uploaded distractions of selfie-stick culture. Now, making \u201cAmerica Great Again\u201d means pulling out the paintbrush to continue detailing a faux image of greatness drawn in two dimensions: fear and desire. We are process, not identity. Step outside to see this. Nature lives and breathes through constant change\u2014stillness and storms. Since we have elected a president that sees himself foremost as a negotiator, perhaps it\u2019s time for a negotiated revolution. Not to break us apart, but to bring us together.\n> Resource Insights: Communications Breakdown: Can We Even Talk About Our Environmental And Energy Problems? (Kurt Cobb). Enlightenment only occurs when we are intellectually honest, which requires the ability to entertain ideas and accept evidence that contradict our current views, and to evaluate those ideas and evidence on some basis other than a financial or political interest. Joseph Tainter\u2019s admonition in The Collapse of Complex Societies reminds us that societies don\u2019t collapse because of resource shortages or climate change, but because of their inability to respond effectively to such developments. The cause: an elite governing class that has become insulated from the warning signs of such a collapse. It is this myth of invincibility that makes genuine communication about vulnerabilities almost impossible, because the myth has spread to practically the entire population of the planet. We will only have a genuine public discussion when all vulnerabilities become glaringly obvious to a significant section of the public. Then we can pursue damage control, via mitigation and management.\n> Post Carbon Institute: Surviving S-Town (Richard Heinberg). [Background: In a podcast of S-Town , a leading character commits suicide, seemingly depressed over the world\u2019s many sustainability challenges.] Heinberg comments: \u201cThe facts and analysis I\u2019ve been dishing for the past couple of decades make for dreary reading. I sometimes call it toxic knowledge: once you know about overpopulation, overshoot, depletion, climate change, and the dynamics of societal collapse, you can\u2019t unknow it, and your every subsequent thought is tinted. There\u2019s only one justification for inoculating my readers with this awful news: the hope that it will act as a mental vaccine leading to behavioral change that both reduces the severity of the coming global crises and increases survival chances for the knowledge recipient. Denying the information\u2014or never having been exposed to it in the first place\u2014offers no solace: the crises will come anyway. Informed collective action is healing\u201d.\n> The Washington Post: Carbon Dioxide Levels Could Reach Their Highest Point In 50 Million Years By The End Of The Century (Chelsea Harvey). Continuing to burn fossil fuels at the current rate could bring atmospheric carbon dioxide to its highest concentration in 50 million years, jumping from about 400 parts per million now to more than 900 parts per million by the end of this century, a new study warns. And if greenhouse gas emissions continue unabated beyond that point, the climate could reach a warming state that hasn\u2019t been seen in the past 420 million years.mThe new study speaks to the power of human influence over the climate. It suggests that after millions of years of relative stability in the absence of human activity, just a few hundred years of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions are on track to cause unprecedented warming.\n> MPR News: EPA Decides Not To Ban A Pesticide, Despite Its Own Evidence Of Risk (Dan Charles). The EPA is reversing course and keeping chlorpyrifos on the market, signaling that toxic chemicals will face less restrictive regulation by the Trump administration. Farmers have been using chlorpyrifos (Lorsban) since 1965. Fruit and vegetable farmers use this chemical on citrus trees, strawberries, broccoli and cauliflower. This can leave residues on those foods in the supermarket. Several environmental advocacy groups, including Earthjustice, have gone to court to force the EPA to ban the use of chlorpyrifos by farmers because of the risks that the chemical poses to consumers and to people who live near fields where it\u2019s used. In recent studies scientists followed hundreds of mothers and their newborn children, monitoring their exposure to lots of chemicals. They found that exposure to chlorpyrifos caused small but measurable differences in brain function, concluding that this chemical was more dangerous than people had previously realized.\n> LA Times: At Trump\u2019s EPA, Going To Work Can Be An Act Of Defiance (Even Halper). The dim outlook at the EPA is weighing heavily on its 15,000 scientists, engineers, investigators and other employees, many who perceive their life\u2019s work to be under assault from within. The Trump administration is moving as quickly as it can to diminish the place, with plans to cripple the EPA science office, stop the agency\u2019s climate change work, cut its Superfund program in half and outright eliminate 50 programs, down to the voluntary Energy Star stickers that help consumers locate efficient appliances. Under Trump\u2019s budget blueprint, the EPA took the biggest hit, losing nearly a third of its funding. The concerns of old-timers extend far beyond the climate work under attack. Employees still at the agency hold onto what hope they can.\n> The Hill: US Energy Production Falls In 2016 (Devin Henry). Energy production fell 4 percent between 2015 and 2016, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), thanks in part to a decline in fossil fuel production. Renewable energy grew at a 7 percent clip in 2016, according to the report, with wind power making up nearly half of that increase. But fossil fuel production was down 7 percent, driven in large part by falling coal use. Electricity from coal decreased 18 percent between 2015 and 2016, reaching its lowest level since 1978. Natural gas production\u2014while down about 2 percent from 2015\u2014helped fuel a reduction in coal-fired power due to its low cost. For the first time on record, natural gas exports in 2016 exceeded those for coal. Many power companies are aiming to retire their coal capacity within the next five years.\n> Reuters: Trump Declares End To \u2018War On Coal,\u2019 But Utilities Aren\u2019t Listening (Valierie Volcovici, Nichola Groom, Scott DiSavino). When President Donald Trump signed an executive order recently to sweep away Obama-era climate change regulations, he said it would end America\u2019s \u201cwar on coal\u201d, usher in a new era of energy production and put miners back to work. But the biggest consumers of U.S. coal- power generating companies remain unconvinced. Reuters surveyed 32 utilities with operations in the 26 states that sued former President Barack Obama\u2019s administration to block its Clean Power Plan, the main target of Trump\u2019s executive order. The bulk of them have no plans to alter their multi-billion dollar, years-long shift away from coal, suggesting demand for the fuel will keep falling despite Trump\u2019s efforts.\n> FuelFix: Senate Warned Cyber Threat To Power Grid \u201cAt An All Time High\u201d (James Osborne). The potential for a major cyber attack against the nation\u2019s power grid is \u201cat an all time high,\u201d Gerry Cauley, president of the grid operators group North American Electric Reliability Corporation, warned during a Senate hearing recently. While acknowledging hackers had yet to shut down power to U.S. power customers, Cauley pointed to a 2015 attack in Ukraine that resulted in 225,000 customers losing power for several hours. \u201cWe will never be complacent. The risk is very real,\u201d he said. His comments came during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing, part of a long-term push by the federal government to bolster security at the nation\u2019s power plants and substations to prevent attacks like those that have recently struck Europe.\n> Star Tribune: Minnesota Arboretum Voted Best Botanical Garden In U.S. (Kim Palmer). The Best Botanical Garden in the country is our own Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, winner of the USA Today Readers\u2019 Choice Award. The New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx finished right behind. A panel of botanical garden experts and USA Today editors chose 20 nominees from around the country, and the top 10 winners were determined by popular vote. The Arb, an outreach, research and education facility of the University of Minnesota, is undeniably one of the country\u2019s largest botanical gardens, with 1,200 acres of gardens, woods and prairies, 12.5 miles of trails and paths, and more than 5,000 plant species. Features include a Japanese Garden, a Daylily and Chrysanthemum Walk, a Kitchen Herb Garden, a Maze Garden and a Peony Walk.\n> Science Daily: Deep Currents And Climate Closely Connected (Helmhotz Center for Ocean Research Kiel). The Labrador Sea in the northwestern Atlantic is one of the key regions of the global ocean circulation. Scientists have been operating an array of oceanographic observatories there since 1997. It monitors the currents from the surface to the seabed. Oceanographers recently published an analysis of their data obtained from 1997 to 2014. It shows a close connection between deep currents and climate variabilities on different time scales. Analysis showed that the fluctuations of the deepest flow are synchronous with those of wind systems over the North Atlantic, which are influenced by the pressure difference between the Azores high and the Iceland low. These results from oceanographic long-term observations are of great importance for general climate research.\n> NPR: How The World Cut Its Child Death Rate Nearly In Half From 1990 To 2015 (Susan Brink). The world is doing a much better job of keeping babies alive long enough to become children, children alive long enough to become teens and teens alive long enough to fully grow up, according to a report in JAMA Pediatrics. But it\u2019s not all good news. The children in poor countries who might have died as babies or toddlers a few years ago live long enough to suffer from the effects of birth defects or develop mental health problems, diseases associated with congenital heart problems, sickle cell, or cancer. And increasingly, they live long enough to bear the burden of war and violence in their countries. A big part of infant survival is the improvement in vaccine coverage, general education, healthcare for pregnant mothers, and nutrition.\n> The Conversation: After 25 Years Of Trying, Why Aren\u2019t We Environmentally Sustainable Yet? (Michael Howes). In 1992, more than 170 countries came together at the Rio Earth Summit and agreed to pursue sustainable development, protect biological diversity, prevent interference with climate systems, and conserve forests. But, 25 years later, the natural systems on which humanity relies continue to be degraded. Humanity is fast approaching several environmental tipping points. If crossed, these could lead to irreversible changes. What can we do? First, governments need to provide financial incentives to switch to eco-efficient production. Second, governments need to provide a viable transition pathway for industries that are doing the most damage. Finally, leaders from all sectors need to be convinced of both the seriousness of the declining state of the environment and that sustainable development is possible, beginning with promoting positive case studies of successful green businesses.\n> Carbon Brief: Seven Things That Need To Happen To Keep Global Temperature Rise Below 2C (Jocelyn Timperley). Commissioned By The German Government in its role this year as G20 president, a new report released recently by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) sets out the \u201cessential elements\u201d needed to create an energy sector transition consistent with the Paris Agreement. The G20 is a group of 20 major economies, including China, India, Germany, the UK and US, which accounts for 63% of global population and 83% of emissions. Carbon Brief sets out seven of the report\u2019s key recommendations: 1) set a more stringent carbon budget; 2) speed up the transition; 3) seriously increase investment; 4) focus on renewables and energy efficiency; 5) tackle stranded assets (natural gas as a bridge); 6) use price mechanisms (subsidies, carbon pricing); and 7) seize the benefits\u2014and co-benefits (reducing externalities, like pollution).\n> MAHB Forum: Lending Aesthetic Weight To Restoration (Erika Gavenus, Mary O\u2019Brien). Daniel McCormick and Mary O\u2019Brien, and their studio, Watershed Sculpture, create art installations with a biological trajectory and remedial outcomes. The artists look at the connectedness of a site\u2014studying its landforms, watercourses, and human pathways, adopting an ecological perspective for their designs that include scientific and land stewardship principles. Their ecological sculptures work to influence the balance of compromised environments by allowing the damaged areas of watersheds to reestablish themselves. In addition to stream bank restoration, the artists\u2019 installations have taken the form of oyster beds in Oakland, storm surge barriers along Louisiana\u2019s Gulf Coast, and most recently riparian habitat along the Truckee and Carson Rivers of Nevada. They have created large-scale installations in National Parks, conservation districts, and open-space lands throughout the U.S.\n> Shareable: Participatory Budgeting Is Gaining Momentum In The US. How Does It Work? (Kristine Wong). The Participatory Budgeting Project (PBP), a nonprofit organization founded in 2009 that aims to \u201cdeepen democracy, build stronger communities and make public budgets more equitable and effective,\u201d is one of the most visible groups working with cities, communities, and schools to implement participatory budgeting processes (primarily in the U.S. and Canada). The group, which has offices in New York City and Oakland, CA (and staff located in Chicago, Madison, and Cambridge), is funded through grants or contracts from the cities or organizations that have allocated funding for PBP to help manage the participatory budgeting process. A typical process lasts seven to nine months. It starts with designing the process and the steering committee. The steering committee is made out of community members, groups, and organizations.\n> Climate Reality Project: Making A Difference For The Planet (staff). For centuries, cities have been at the heart of the arts and culture, thriving businesses, and innovative ideas. Over ninety percent of urban areas are coastal, which means that most cities on the planet are extremely vulnerable to the effects of the climate crisis as sea levels rise, polar ice melts, and powerful storms sweep across these regions. Around two-thirds of the world\u2019s population is predicted to live in an urban area by 2050, which means there are also major financial implications when extreme weather like unexpected storms and flooding cause disruptions in businesses and governments. The good news is that while cities are particularly at risk from the climate crisis, they are also behind some of the most powerful solutions, including these five: Copenhagen, Denmark; San Francisco, CA; Vancouver, Canada; Stockholm, Sweden; and Singapore. All are seeking, finding, and implementing long-term solutions.\n> Yes! Magazine: An Outside-The-Doctor\u2019s-Office Approach To Health Care (Daphne Miller). The Escambia clinic in Pensacola, Florida, along with four other clinic sites that dot the Gulf Coast, is part of a two-year health care experiment called the Community Centered Health Home (CCHH) demonstration project, which is funded through the Deepwater Horizon Medical Benefits Class Action Settlement, a result of the 2010 BP oil spill off the coast of Louisiana. If it succeeds, this experiment could help redefine the role of community clinics in the United States. A series of studies show that one\u2019s address has a far greater impact on health and life expectancy than genetic risk or the quality or accessibility of medical treatment. Researchers, administrators, doctors, and community members affiliated with the Gulf States CCHH project will argue that this approach is critical to curb runaway health care expenditures while improving health outcomes for communities.\n> Peak Prosperity: Michael Abelman: Urban Agriculture (Adam Taggart; podcast-script interview). Ableman, the founder of the non-profit Center For Urban Agriculture, shares the successful urban agriculture model he\u2019s helped to pioneer. He has recently authored the book Street Farm: Growing Food, Jobs, and Hope on the Urban Frontier, which focuses on his efforts to transform acres of vacant and contaminated land in one of North America\u2019s worst urban slums and grow artisan-quality fruits and vegetables. In today\u2019s discussion, Michael walks us through how farming in our cities is indeed possible. In fact, it not only results in healthier foods, but in healthier communities. He also thinks that municipal code has to be rewritten to address and support food systems, full-scale food systems, full-cycle food systems in the city, including things like composting.\n> Food Tank: Agroecology Can Help Fix Our Broken Food System (Eva Perroni). A new report by two United Nations human rights experts has rejected the notion that pesticides are necessary in feeding the world, claiming that they undermine \u201cthe rights to adequate food and health for present and future generations.\u201d The report outlines the \u201ccatastrophic impacts on the environment, human health, and society as a whole\u201d from excessive and unsafe pesticide practices. These include: an estimated 200,000 acute poisoning deaths each year, 99 percent of which occur in low-income countries; contamination of soil and water sources; loss of biodiversity and beneficial insect populations; and a range of chronic health problems. They do not just denounce the use of pesticides, but the entire industrial agricultural system. They contend that agroecological farming will facilitate the transition to more productive, sustainable, and inclusive food systems.\n> Resilience: The Question I Get Asked The Most: What Can I Do? (Bill McKibben). Individually, we can undertake small steps in our lives to create resilience and sustainability, but that\u2019s not enough. Climate change is coming far faster than people anticipated even a couple of decades ago. If individual action can\u2019t alter the momentum of global warming, movements may still do the trick. Movements are how people organize themselves to gain power\u2014enough power, in this case, to perhaps overcome the financial might of the fossil fuel industry.\n> NRDC: Get The Dirt On Nontoxic Spring Cleaning (Clara Chaisson). Because we don\u2019t submit household products to rigorous chemical testing in the United States, your go-to cleaning solutions may be chock-full of unpleasant ingredients. In fact, the average American uses 25 gallons of toxic chemical products at home every year. But in the meantime, don\u2019t throw in the towel. Here\u2019s how to give your spring cleaning a fresh\u2014and nontoxic\u2014start: 1) start with basic safe products; 2) safely dispose of any old, toxic products; 3) procure nontoxic products\u2014phosphate and chlorine free, not petroleum based, and fragrance free: 4) check ratings, including EPA \u201csafer choice labels; 5) consider using household stapes, like vinegar, baking soda, and borax for cleaning; and 6) keep it simple, using fewer products, such as castile soap to wash dishes, floors, and tubs.\n> Eventbrite: Minneapolis, MN Earth Day Events, Sat., April 22. 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        "raw_content": "NACHOS!!!!\nWe are back with another installment of Fat Friday and with this post, I\u2019m going to shed light on what is easily in my top 5 things to eat. Something so simple to make, no matter how complicated you want to make them. I\u2019m referring of course to NACHOS.\nO-M-G! I love me some nachos! Even if you simply melt cheese on top of chips, there is something so deliciously satisfying about it. Nachos can serve as great, great bar food. It\u2019s perfect to share with everyone and can be loaded with tons of flavor. The variety of nachos, in all the different aspects, come together to create a unique taste that is never the same as the last plate of nachos you ate. With so many aspects coming into play, just one aspect of it can ruin the nachos. With that, we are going to jump off into the basic ingredients seen with most nachos, and the place where my favorite nachos are located.\nThe base of nachos starts with tortilla chips. These are absolutely crucial if you are going to make a great plate of nachos. The chips need to be crisp without being super thick. Remember that failed attempt Tostitos had with the \u201cperfect\u201d nacho/dip chips. They were Tostitos \u201cGold\u201d. They were awful. They tasted like salted cardboard they were so thick. So you have to find that right balance between crispness and thickness. Those are the only 2 things that need to be considered for chips when in nachos. So may cry out with, \u201cWhat is the one thing most people do as soon as you get a bowl of chips at a restaurants? They get salted.\u201d You don\u2019t need to be considered with the saltiness of the chips because of everything else that will go on to the nachos.\nNext, cheese. This one is next to impossible to screw up. Grab you favorite shredded cheese and throw it on the chips. Once all the other components are on, you bake until the cheese is melted. Simple. You wanna get creative? Use multiple cheeses. That\u2019s really all there is to that part.\nReally after those two ingredients, there are plenty of ingredients that can be seen as staples, but aren\u2019t always included for a variety of reasons. I\u2019m gonna continue with the basics that I wanna see for nachos I\u2019m going to indulge in. So after the chips and cheese, I\u2019m looking for beans. I prefer refried beans because they can be spread out on the chips and can hold any other ingredients that are put on the nachos. The beans don\u2019t have to be anything special, because they are a support ingredient more than anything.\nTrue nachos, not just a quick fix of chips and cheese, needs meat. Fajitas are preferable, but some sort of meat is a necessity. The meat must have lots of flavor. It is often that the meat can define how great the nachos can be. I\u2019m looking for a good salty, garlicky, smokey, peppery flavor with some heat. Such a beautiful combination of flavors that makes you want to throw on a poncho, sombrero, and start looking for a mariachi band to start blaring their horns and singing \u201cTequila.\u201d Don\u2019t be shy with the meat either. Naked chips are a big no-no in the world of the nacho.\nMy last basic ingredient has to be the jalapenos. This is the one time that fresh jalapenos actually back fire on the dish. You just wanna by the pickled jalapenos. First off, they are already sliced, so it\u2019s easy to throw them on the nachos. Two, the flavor of pickled jalapenos just works so much better. Something about that vinegar and salt combination just really works. DO NOT COOK THE JALAPENOS ON THE NACHOS. I hate that, you ruin the jalapenos if you bake them. You just put them on the top once the nachos are done (see my concoction at beginning).\nLast part of nachos, which is just as important, is assembly. You must put an even layer of chips down, then beans, meat, etc, then the cheese at the end. If you put too many chips, you just wasted a chance to make some great nachos. Then bake them until the cheese is melted, and scarf. My favorite nachos, for my money (it has got to be a little biased but try them out and tell me I\u2019m wrong), reside in Lubbock, Texas. These can be found at Chimy\u2019s, located on Broadway right by Texas Tech University.\nThe serving of nachos is massive, which I can\u2019t get enough of. What is great about the serving is the chips are giant, so they don\u2019t have to load the plate with tons of chips, (see assembly section for importance) but at the same time allows for a great sized serving. It then comes with refried beans, cheese, and good chunks of either beef or chicken. Here is the best part; they leave the rest to me/customer. They have a salsa bar with anything you could want on the nachos. Lettuce, chunks of tomatoes, pico de gallo, jalapenos, sour cream, salsa, anything you could want to pour all over your nachos. This combination of flavors, strategy, and price just can\u2019t be beat. Add one of the famously delicious margaritas, it\u2019s like god sent down a Mexican to build us a piece of heaven. Now the stories I have that started at Chimy\u2019s are for another post, because anyone who is familiar with such a place, has their own fantastic stories associated with such a glorious cerveceria. Maybe one day, I\u2019ll share a drunken night filled with margaritas, Makers and sprite, and lord knows what else. But for now, when you go to the bar, go order up a humongous plate of greasy, cheesy nachos. Or if you are at home, go get some ingredients to put your own spin on nachos and enjoy away.\nReal quickly, since I went 3-1 last week, it is my duty to place picks for the super bowl. I\u2019m going to take the Ravens in an upset over the Pats and the Giants over the Niners (they are just playing too well right now).\nFoodNachos\nStating Facts\u2026I\u2019m pretty good at it\nQuick recap of the football weekend: Tom Brady is REALLY good and the Broncos have issues beyond the QB. The Giants are looking like they did in \u201907, the Niners might be the favorite going forward, and don\u2019t overlook how good Ed Reed and Ray Lewis still are. Championship weekend should be a great one.\nI realized this weekend a few things just talking with people. One, people mistake confidence for cockiness way too often. Two, lots of people are afraid to say they are good at anything because of point number one. Let me start this whole thing out by saying if you are going to say you are good at something, and really suck, then shut up. Or if you open your mouth and realize you couldn\u2019t be more wrong, own it and enjoy that humble pie. Also, just don\u2019t go around talking about yourself for any reason. That\u2019s just weird and very self-centered. Now that we have that cleared up, let me define the difference between confidence and arrogance. It starts with being a self-aware person. If you know who you are as a man or woman, then you personally know what you are good and not so good at. Let me show you what I am talking about:\nI am a great cook\nI am prideful\nI am a good baseball player (even if I don\u2019t play anymore)\nI am terribly awful when it comes to anything artistic\nI am can barely ice skate\nI am capable of throwing a great party\nI am loud\nI am willing to admit I\u2019m wrong, but I absolutely HATE admitting that\nI am a loyal friend\nI am not always tactful\nI state facts: it\u2019s what I do (see previous fact)\nI could go on and on about who I am. But the truth is, I know who I am. I don\u2019t need to go on and tell you. If you know me, then chances are you already knew those things through my actions and/or loud mouth. So when I tell people what I am good or not good at, I am simply stating facts because that\u2019s what they are: facts. People need to be aware that it is ok to talk good about yourself, because with that comes the ability AND responsibility to talk bad about yourself as well. If you can put the two together, you are going to be viewed as a confident person. It\u2019s when you only talk about the good that people view you as arrogant.\nI know plenty of people who just talk about the good in them. When you don\u2019t hear anyone admit to anything that they are terrible at, or can\u2019t stand to eat humble pie, is when you can find a cocky ass-hole who needs to be brought down a peg or two. I love that humble pie, keeps me in check. Example, I stated that I am a good baseball player. So when I play intramural softball if a teammate comes up to me and points out the one thing I did wrong (bad throw, fly out with the bases loaded to the pitcher, booted ground ball), even if overall I played a solid game, I can accept that. If I am going to say I\u2019m good at it and mess up something along the way, I\u2019ve got to be able to roll with the shit you will get with a loud mouth (like mine).\nDon\u2019t be so sensitive when people call you out. This act is what allows us to separate those who are confident and those who are cocky. They are doing it either to keep you honest and/or just to rag on you because, hey, that\u2019s what friends are for. So from here, one of three things happen: you either admit to your downfall, tell them to suck it because they are wrong (and they are), or tell them to they are wrong when in all reality they are 100% correct. It\u2019s that third action that reveals who the cocky people are. These are people who are so delusional about who they are/what they did, that they couldn\u2019t possibly be wrong. When you can correctly identify somebody who can\u2019t admit they are wrong, then they are just cocky and won\u2019t be taking seriously. However, if one of the first 2 options happen, then go and state those facts, because you can\u2019t dispute facts. Nobody likes to admit they are wrong, but if you don\u2019t want to admit it, either be right or shut your damn mouth (talking to you Rex Ryan, 0-3 on that Super Bowl guarantee).\nPeople will never mistaken me for a weak person. Some will view me as arrogant, which is fine with me. I would rather be viewed with too much confidence instead of being weak. I hate being around weak people. Show me you have enough conviction and confidence to be who you are, take risks, and stand for what you believe. Show me you have swag. Not swagger, swag. I love seeing people with swag. I love being around people with swag. Swag is sexy. Swag is dancing that tiny, tiny line that separates confidence and arrogance. Swag is knowing your surroundings, and how you can excel in those surroundings. Don\u2019t be afraid to be confident. My thought is people who can\u2019t handle a very confident person are not very confident themselves. I carry myself with swag, always will. I hope you can carry yourself with swag too. Be confident, not arrogant. Be your biggest fan and biggest critic. Don\u2019t just turn your swag on at certain moments. Leave it on, there is no such thing as an expensive swag bill. Go be a more confident you. If you need help, I\u2019ll work on bottling up my swag and selling it to you.\nCockyConfidenceHumblePrideSelf-Aware\nFirst Fat Friday\nThe first installment of Fat Friday is here! I really was torn on exactly what this first edition would be about. There are so many choices I want to write about, but I finally settled on a something that I am willing to guarantee that all reading have experienced at one point or another:\nThe ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT-BUFFET\nThe type of food at the buffet can vary but the experience of a buffet is a mystical and unique food experience. NOBODY goes to a buffet without having the mindset of \u201cI\u2019m going to eat until I can no longer physically move my jaw.\u201d As a matter of fact, the decision of a buffet is not made without a little thought. If you aren\u2019t going to the buffet without trying to eat enough food to break even for what you paid for it, you shouldn\u2019t be allowed into the buffet to begin with. And for that matter, if you are a buffet, stop calling it \u201call-you-care-to-eat.\u201d That\u2019s the biggest load of crap I have ever heard. If a stupid person comes in to eat, and eats so much they are sick, that\u2019s their problem. Just put a sign on up on the door that says \u201cDon\u2019t be a stupid person.\u201d Don\u2019t disguise a buffet, we all know what it is. Just because a whore goes to church, has a well-respected job, and wears conservative clothing, she still remains a whore.\nOnce you arrive to your buffet of choice, the feeling that hits you is also different from any other place where we stuff our faces. You know, when you walk in the door, your eyes will be overwhelmed by a line that appears to never end with trays and trays of food. You stand in line, waiting to pay, and all you can focus on is what to put on your plate and how to strategically organize it to put the most food on your plate. All the while the smells from the plethora of food is making your stomach sound like Chewbacca is yelling from your gut and your mouth is now being flooded with saliva. Finally, you reach the register, you hand the nice worker behind the counter your card\u2026AND THE CREDIT CARD MACHINE IS RUNNING SLOW. OH THE AGONY. In all reality, you probably have to wait an additional 90 seconds, maybe 120 seconds. But all the while, you see that bastard kid who just came in with his parents and is starting to ransack the buffet. It\u2019s like that little kid is flashing a large middle finger at you, which is comical because that poor soul doesn\u2019t even know what the middle finger means at this point in his or her young life.\nFinally, the charge goes through, you sign the receipt, the starting gun is fired, and your feet generate enough torque to leaves you peeling out by the register. That torque is so overwhelming, even when Fred Flintstone starts his car, he doesn\u2019t peel out that much. Finally, traction is gained once that first warm, still slightly wet plate is locked into the claws that have replaced your hands. You work your way through the line, and before you know it, you have run out of room. The first floor of your food high-rise is complete. Another quick black out, 2nd story complete. You push for that 3rd floor, even though the base isn\u2019t very solid. Just when you are done you get to the last plate of food that has one serving left and you aren\u2019t sure if you want it now or willing to risk waiting for the next serving while devouring your food and hope it is back out on the line by the time you have finished.\nBehind you is another pick little kid who has maybe one thing on his dish and all he wants is that last serving that you are staring down. Nothing would make his day more to have that because he doesn\u2019t like anything else. The serving weapon is drawn. You have loaded it up. You see the poor look in that kid\u2019s eyes. You are a grown ass man or woman and with a simple look back at this child, your eyes tell the kid \u201cSUCK IT\u201d and pour the last bit of food on your plate. It\u2019s like the basketball court; when the big kids are playing, you either wait your turn or play with them. On this court of bountiful food, there will never be a kid beating me. Don\u2019t worry little buddy, one day you will be able to look back from this lesson learned and pass it down to the next poor generation of kids battling it out for the last serving on a buffet.\nOnce you have sat down, you now are in marvel of the mound of food in front of you. Why in the world would you ever think about putting this much food on a plate? Because you can. With that answer, you smile and dig in. When I say dig in, I mean flip the on switch on the industrial power vacuum that your mouth has become. Optimus prime wishes he could transform into such a powerful food annihilating machine. You may be the leader of the autobots, but you aint got shit on Americans gorging on a buffet. Soon enough, you reach the bottom of the plate and just like a great song on your iPhone, you hit repeat before it changes to another song. This process repeats until food starts leaking out of your head like grass out of a chia pet.\nYou are just looking for the fork lift to take you back to the car. Really, you are so food drunk, you need a designated driver. If you came with a group of friends, (which if you go to a buffet by yourself, you are truly a fat ass with possibly a serious problem), you all look like the walking dead trying to get back to the car. Who the hell turned the sun on!?!?!? Why can\u2019t a just roll over into a fat comma in the restaurant? That\u2019s the next step. If I see that, this country will have reached the point of fatness which we will never be able to get back from. Everyone is now back in the car, and there is that 30 second pause where no one says a word, the car isn\u2019t started, and then finally the silence is broken by moaning and groaning. It\u2019s not because of the fullness, those sounds were released during the fat waddle back to the car. No, it\u2019s because finally someone cut a solid 5 second fart that gets the car started and the windows rolled down. Hours later, you have no idea why you did that to your body. It\u2019s like that moment after an all-night party and you utter during your hangover, \u201cI\u2019m never drinking again.\u201d That same type phrase either gets uttered out loud or at least sits in the front of your thoughts until the next day. You couch now is left with a crater from your now 15 pound heavier body and you now have completed your experience at the American buffet. It\u2019s just a rush that we as Americans will never get enough of. And you know what, I love it. If you enjoy the experience of a buffet, then we can most certainly be friends.\nNext post will be dominated by the weekend playoff games. As far as my picks, I\u2019ll take Green Bay, Baltimore, New England, and the Niners in an upset (Do work Crabtree).\nBuffetFatFoodFriday\nIs IT important to you?\nToday, I overheard a few people talking about their New Year\u2019s resolution. I heard the typical one, \u201cI wanna finally lose this extra weight.\u201d Of course you do. Just all those beers, lack of working out/activity, trips to grease-in-a-bag, and getting the number 1-4 while there just got in the way for the past umpteenth years. I never quite understood why everyone gets so pumped up about having a resolution going into the new year. Do people not realize that there are 365 days in each and every year (with the addition of one extra day every 4 years)? Why do you need the start of a new year to change something in your life? Are we as a society so blind to see that tomorrow isn\u2019t given to us? There is nothing we do, as humans, that entitles us to having another 24 hours on earth. Each day is a blessing, and needs to be treated as such.\nI do take the time at the end of the year to take a look back and realize where I have been and what I have done. It is incredible to think about all of the things that happened in your life over the span of a full calendar year. I\u2019m not going to go into specifics about what 2011 brought me, but over many more posts, those will be revealed. And while I don\u2019t understand the hype and excitement with resolutions, I normally at least attempt to have one each year. Just like most of us, it is gone and long forgotten by the end of January. So why do so many people fall short of achieving their new goal for the year? Do they set an unreasonable goal? I would say most don\u2019t. I would argue that it comes down to this: it isn\u2019t important enough to him or her to see it through.\nMy life is a direct reflection on what is most important to me and that covers all aspects. When it comes to people in my life, if you are important to me and I care about you, there is no doubt that you know it. I have no problems telling people what I think about them; whether they are cool, beautiful, a prick, incredible, sexy, talented, shallow, etc. Odds are, again if I care about you, you know exactly what I think about you. My career is no different, I love what I do and love going to my job day in and day out. With all that said about me, I\u2019m willing to say to whoever is reading this right now that your life is no different. Just take the time to look at what you spend the most time on. Why do you spend the most time on those things? Go ahead think\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026..\nNow that you thought about it, it should be clear that they are what you care most about. In other words, those things are most important to you. Some may argue that, \u201cWell, such and such is important to me but\u2026(inset lame excuse here).\u201d Because the fact is there is NO EXCUSE that can be argued for anything important. America is still the country of opportunity. Ya, lots of it suck right now, but the truth still stands that if you want it, you can go get it. Now, I believe that last part of going and get it, many people misunderstand that. So many people don\u2019t understand what work means. Self-entitlement, like that black goo that turns Spider-man into Venom, has leaked all over society. Many people, young and old, fail to realize that going and getting \u201cit\u201d means working your butt off. Example, anyone in this country could become a surgeon, no matter your background. But, is that goal important enough to sacrifice a social life, spend countless hours studying, years of schooling, and pile up mounds and mounds of debt? For many the answer is no, and that\u2019s ok. But don\u2019t be envious of the pay check those top end surgeons pull because they worked for numerous years to earn that.\nWe all have friends and family who can be viewed simply as a bum. We love them and they love us because we are important to each other. But they always have excuses for why they didn\u2019t do this or that or why they aren\u2019t doing more with their life. I\u2019m not saying you can\u2019t be a bum who just skates by all the time. If that is what makes you happy, then I am in no position to tell you to do anything different. However, it always seems like these people, full of excuses, seem to bitch the most about their own life and how much better you have it. Well, dumb ass, it\u2019s because I earned it. So what\u2019s stopping you from changing your life? Simple, YOURSELF! So quit wasting your precious time. If you care about someone, tell them. Don\u2019t be scared about what the reaction might be, if they are important to you, don\u2019t waste time and let them know. We aren\u2019t mind readers as humans so communicating with those important people can go a long way to improving those relationships. Besides, who doesn\u2019t like hearing nice things about who you are from someone else? If you want to change your life in some way, start tomorrow. If you are willing to sacrifice, then nothing will ever stop you. Don\u2019t be scared of some sweat, elbow grease, and set backs because they will happen. If it was easy, everyone would do it. But again, if it is important, slight set backs won\u2019t stop you from changing. It\u2019s up to you, if you enjoy life as is, you got nothing to change. But if you are serious about changing anything, then, like Nike says, just do it.\nNext installment will be a weekly staple of mine because I LOVE FOOD. Gonna be called Fat Friday\u2019s. 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        "raw_content": "Clemson Cross Country Travels to Louisville, KY for NCAA Southeast Regionals\n2011 NCAA Southeast Regionals Notes\nCLEMSON, SC \u2013 Clemson will take its two cross country teams to Louisville, KY to compete at the NCAA Southeast Regionals at E.P. \u201cTom\u201d Sawyer Park on Saturday, November 12. It will be the third straight year the Southeast Regional meet will be held in Louisville. The men\u2019s 10K is scheduled for 10:00 AM, followed by the women\u2019s 6K at 11:15.\nThe Tigers will travel a total of 14 student-athletes this weekend, seven apiece from the two squads. Clemson\u2019s women consist of Natalie Anthony, Elyse Borisko, Kate Borowicz, Alyssa Henshaw, Alyssa Kulik, Kim Ruck and Cara Talty. The men\u2019s team will be comprised of James Dwyer, Martin Maloney, Ty McCormack, Aaron Ramirez, Scott Stanley, Jonathan Sunde and Tim Tyler.\nThe women\u2019s team is ranked No. 4 in the Southeast Region by the coaches. NC State is the top ranked team in the region, followed by Virginia and North Carolina. The Tigers are one spot ahead of UNC Greensboro in the regional poll. The top two teams automatically advance out of each of the nine regions. The 13 at-large teams chosen for the NCAA Championships field will be announced no later than 7:00 PM on Sunday, Nov. 13.\nClemson\u2019s women are coming off a sixth-place showing at the ACC Championships, the program\u2019s best in 12 years. Kulik has been the team\u2019s best performer, finishing atop the team standings each of the last four meets. She was 24th at the ACC Championships on Oct. 31. Kulik was an all-region performer last fall after finishing 25th, along with classmate Ruck, who was sixth place.\nMcCormack was an All-ACC performer two weeks ago at the Tigers\u2019 Musser Farms course. He led much of the men\u2019s 8,000-meter race and finished in eighth place, becoming Clemson\u2019s first all-conference men\u2019s runner since Matt Clark in 2007. McCormack has a strong chance at earning an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships this weekend. The top 25 individual runners will be awarded all-region honors.",
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        "raw_content": "Diving Announces 2013-14 Schedule\nCLEMSON, SC \u2013 Head Coach Leslie Hasselbach Adams released the 2013-14 women\u2019s diving schedule on Monday. The schedule features 11 regular season meets, including five home meets at McHugh Natatorium.\n\u201cI am looking forward to our 2013-14 competitive meet schedule,\u201d said Hasselbach Adams. \u201cWe will be hosting five different teams at home this season, which will give us a chance to showcase our Clemson hospitality. There is a steady flow to our meet schedule that will allow for us to compete and then make adjustments in practice as needed before our next competition.\u201d\nThe Tigers will unofficially start the season with a diving exhibition on October 18 at 5:15 PM. It is a fun event that gives fans an opportunity to learn about diving while giving the divers an opportunity to showcase different dives.\n\u201cI am excited once again for our diving exhibition,\u201d Hasselbach Adams said. \u201cOur ladies will be showing our fans all of the elements of diving from the basic dives to the more difficult optional dives. Then they will put on a high-flying, fast-paced diving show. It will be fun for the whole family and you won\u2019t want to miss out!\u201d\nThe Tigers will then officially open their second season as a program with a home meet on October 26 against Georgia Southern and Richmond. Georgia Southern Head Diving Coach David Giambra will make his first return trip to Clemson as a coach. He was a diver for the Tigers under Hasselbach Adams from 2006-2009.\nClemson will then have a stretch of five straight road meets. The Tigers will take on Davidson and VMI in Davidson, NC on November 2. They will split the squad in half to compete at the Pittsburgh Invitational and the Georgia Tech Invitational on the same weekend in late November.\nClemson will compete in their final meet in 2013 when they take on UNC Wilmington in Greensboro, NC on December 15 and then kick off 2014 at the Georgia Invite on January 3-5. The Tigers will return home on January 18 to face Western Kentucky and College of Charleston before traveling south to take on Arkansas on January 25 in their final road meet of the year.\nClemson will conclude the regular season with two straight home meets. The Tigers will host College of Charleston on February 1 and James Madison on February 8. They will also host South Carolina during the regular season but the date and time has yet to be determined.\nThe Tigers will compete in the 2013-14 ACC Swimming and Diving Championships in Greensboro, NC on February 19-22. The Tiger divers will look to earn bids to the NCAA Zone B Championships on March 10-12 in Greensboro, NC and the NCAA Women\u2019s Diving Championships on March 20-22 in Minneapolis, MN.",
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        "raw_content": "Lady Tigers In Fourth Place After Day Two Of ACC Outdoor Championships\nTALLAHASSEE, FL \u2013 The Clemson women\u2019s track and field team stands in fourth place after day two of the ACC Outdoor Championships. The Lady Tigers have accumulated 24.50 points entering the final day of competition. Friday highlights included Gisele Oliveira\u2019s title in the long jump and Sara Young\u2019s runner-up finish in the pole vault.\nGisele Oliveira\u2019s continued adding to her list of firsts, as she became the first Lady Tiger to win the ACC Championship in the long jump. The senior from Porto Alegre, Brazil, posted a season-best mark of 20\u20198.5\u2033/6.31m to earn her first outdoor conference long jump title.\nSara Young\u2019s earned her first All-ACC accolade, as the sophomore from Greenwood, SC, finished second in the pole vault. She cleared 12\u20195.5\u2033/3.80m on her second attempt, edging Maryland\u2019s Zhanna Barer who cleared the same height but had an earlier miss.\nSenior Randi Hinton qualified for the finals of the 200m dash with a time of 24.41, but narrowly missed advancing to the finals of the 100m dash. The senior from Baton Rouge, LA, crossed the finish line in 11.91, but was edged by six-one-thousandths of one second for the final qualifying spot. Patrice McMillan competed in the 800m dash, crossing the finish line in a season and career-best time of 2:12.37.\nIn the 1500m run, Casey Phillips qualified for the finals to be contested on Saturday. The junior from Greenville, SC, crossed the finish line in a season-best time of 4:34.24.\nSilja Ulfarsdottir finished in 14.02. Renata Miyamoto crossed the finish line in 14.28 and Sierra Hill completed the race in 14.65.\nSilja Ulfarsdottir posted a season-best and regional qualifying time of 58.26 in the 400m hurdles en route to a spot in Saturday\u2019s final. She will be joined by teammate Sierra Hill in the finals, after Hill clocked a season-best time of 1:00.23. Polly Hardy also competed in the intermediate hurdles, crossing the finish line in 1:03.96.\nJennifer Barton competed in the only running event final of the day, the 3000m steeplechase. The junior from Toledo, OH, finished the event in 11:12.75 to finish 11th.\nBeth Jordan also competed for the Lady Tigers in the pole vault, scoring with a seventh-place finish. She cleared 11\u20199.75\u2033/3.60m in a season-best effort.\nAllison Bradshaw recorded a career-best mark of 46\u20192.75\u2033/14.09m in the shot put to place seventh, while Della Clark posted a meet-best throw of 45\u201910.75\u2033/13.99m to finish 10th.\nIn the heptathlon, Tia Perry and Jessica Earp finished in 10th and 11th place, respectively. Perry recorded a mark of 4,307 points, while Earp accumulated 2,908 points.\nClemson Individual Results 100m \u2013 Randi Hinton (p) \u2013 11.91 200m \u2013 Randi Hinton (q) \u2013 24.41 800m \u2013 Patrice McMillan (p) \u2013 2:12.37 1500m \u2013 Casey Phillips \u2013 4:34.24 100m Hurdles \u2013 Silja Ulfarsdottir (p) \u2013 14.02; Renata Miyamoto (p) \u2013 14.28; Sierra Hill (p) \u2013 14.65 400m Hurdles \u2013 Silja Ulfarsdottir (q) \u2013 58.26; Sierra Hill (q) \u2013 1:00.23; Polly Hardy (p) -1:03.96 3000m Steeplechase \u2013 Jennifer Barton (11) \u2013 11:12.75 Long Jump \u2013 Gisele Oliveira\u2019s (1) \u2013 20\u20198.5\u2033/6.31m Pole Vault \u2013 Sara Young\u2019s (2) \u2013 12\u20195.5\u2033/3.80m; Beth Jordan (7) \u2013 11\u20199.75\u2033/3.60m Shot Put \u2013 Allison Bradshaw (7) \u2013 46\u20192.75\u2033/14.09m; Della Clark (10) \u2013 45\u201910.75\u2033/13.99m Heptathlon \u2013 Tia Perry (10) \u2013 4,307 points; Jessica Earp (11) \u2013 2,908 points\nDay Two Team Standings 1. Miami \u2013 57 points 2. North Carolina \u2013 49.50 points 3. Virginia Tech \u2013 29.50 points 4. Clemson \u2013 28.50 points 5. Virginia \u2013 27 points 6. Duke \u2013 26.50 points 7. Wake Forest \u2013 26 points 8. Florida State \u2013 21 points 9. NC State \u2013 18 points 10. Maryland \u2013 15 points 11. Georgia Tech \u2013 14 points",
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        "raw_content": "CLOVICE A. LEWIS, JR.\nPurchase \"Summer\" Album\nIndex of Sermons\n\"Summer\" Jazz Album\nLewis McKinley Symbolic Language\nUkiah Symphony Premieres my Newest Chamber Orchestra Work, \"Rose's Paintings\"\nMy latest work for Chamber Orchestra will be premiered by the Ukiah Symphony Orchestra on March 24, 2019 from 2:00-4:00 pm at the First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah, 514 W. Church Street, Ukiah CA 95482.\nThis 20-minute piece, entitled \"Rose's Paintings\", is a four movement work inspired by the paintings of Rose Xylona Ayala\u200b. You can go to my youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAc4H-TDlUq2u7o606T6KnQ?view_as=subscriber to listen to the pieces. Just look for videos titled \"Comets\" \"Stairway to Heaven\", \"Room With a Door\", and \"Rose\".\nPlease make plans to attend this fundraiser for the symphony. Other local composers to be featured are Jeff Ives, Joseph Nemeth, and Bill Taylor.\nClick the poster below for details\nThis represents a critical point in the story of humanity... a morality play writ large. When faced with the mother of existential crises, human nature reveals itself. Some instinctively avert their eyes and drive full speed backwards off a cliff. Others see the threat clearly, take its measure, and true to the nobility inherent in humanity, rise to the challenge with bold, creative resolve. The Green New Deal is not a new initiative. It has needed new faces and new energy to propel it beyond the old, corrupt guard that would stand in its way.\nWelcome to the State of the Union. Welcome to the new world. I know it is shocking to witness a Congress that intends to both lead and legislate. I know those shiny new, not all white faces, that now populate the House are a fundamental threat to the powerful elite represented by the Senate. I understand that their ideas about fairness, equality, compassion, eliminating poverty, caring for people with medical needs, engaging the rest of the world in an effort to avert our extinction, and education for all is more important to them than purchasing a few more new aircraft carriers or squadrons of half billion dollar airplanes. If you have a problem with this approach to government, then get over it or get used to it.\nHere's the greatest shock of all, if you can bear to read it: this world belongs to the youth, who will inhabit it among the filth and chaos we older people have left it in. They will do what they can to fix our world, and they will die trying. They will call for radical change in every sector of our human activity because radical change is what is necessary for their survival. That means a world government will be formed, the needs of our planet will supersede all other considerations, what we now think of as individualistic rights to consume and plunder will be eliminated, spirituality will be expressed differently, religion will be radically altered, the immorality of the super rich owning more than they need will be corrected, wealth will be redistributed, and the quality of life will not be measured in GDP.\nIt you have a problem with this view of the world to come, then you will suffer in the future. Your SUV will be crushed, along with your ego. If you are okay with this future, vote it into existence. Encourage the rebirth of true democracy in America. Call it whatever you like... socialism, globalism, elimination of racism, elimination of capitalism... even the destruction of \"isms\". However you feel, it's on the way. There is not a damned thing you can do to stop it. Embrace the change or step off the planet.\nClick on the picture to link to the Huffington Post article or click here.\nA Sampling of Today\u2019s Headlines:\n\u2022 GOP Congressman Spent His Week Harassing Muslim Colleague on Twitter\n\u2022 Police Sergeant to Precinct: If a Homeless Person is Black, Just Shoot Them\n\u2022 2 Years Later, Trump\u2019s Muslim Ban is Still Keeping Families Apart\n\u2022 Ocasio-Cortez Flooded With Bigoted Calls\n\u2022 Virginia House Democrats Call for Gov. Ralph Northam\u2019s Resignation (for black face photo)\n\u2022 The Covington Teens\u2019 Racist \u201cTomahawk Chop\u201d Is The Product Of Native Mascotry\n\u2022 Don Lemon Shreds Ralph Northam\u2019s Disgusting Racism: \u2018It Deeply Hurt\u2019 Me\n\u2022 RNC Gets Roasted Over \u201cTone Deaf\u201d Black History Month Tweet\nThese headlines say a lot about our nation. We need to pay attention to the issues of race and bigotry that are becoming more - not less - prevalent as we struggle with white supremacy, white fragility, and white rage. We fought a civil war over these issues once before but we have never overcome them. Our government has never apologized for its role in the practices of genocide and slavery upon which our nation was built. Racist language is still present in the DNA of our Constitution, and has not been expunged or repudiated.\nI believe the United States needs to institute a national \u201cTruth and Reconciliation\u201d commission based on the South African model that addressed their apartheid era. God knows we could use such a process to help our nation transition from our myth of a white european ethos of the past to a superior one based on vibrant ethnic and racial diversity for the future.\nAnti-Antichrist World League\nThis is a little something I apparently posted on Facebook on September 14, 2012. I completely forgot about it until this morning, when it showed up on a \"Memories\" posting. It is interesting.\nI had a dream about an organization called the Anti-Antichrist World League (AAWL). Fifteen years ago a retired senior level CIA administrator named John Strawn wrote a paper called \u201cAsymmetrical Leveraging: The Fall of Empires\u201d. In the paper he advanced the theory that world governments are now simply hosts for powerful groups that advance their geopolitical aims by using religious extremists and ultra right conservatives as puppets. Strawn\u2019s first axiom was simple: \u201cmoney equals power\u201d. The Master Groups realized long ago that money is the only real power in this globally connected world, and that they could control world governments by influencing the actions of their puppets. Because governments are not responsible for the puppets (and many times don\u2019t know they exist) they are powerless to stop them. Strawn\u2019s second axiom was: \u201cTo find out who gains... follow the money\u201d.\n\u201cPush the hot buttons of religious intolerance on one side and nationalism on the other (preferably at the same time), mix in a little indignation and voil\u00e0!, you\u2019ve got the makings of an international crisis.\u201d, Strawn wrote. He argued that crisis of the kind that destabilize a government is the goal of Master Groups. \u201cWhen the dust settles, it is the Master Groups, with their ability to mobilize vast logistical and monetary resources, that swoop down to feast on the bones of the wrecked state.\u201d, he wrote. Master Groups do not need to collect taxes, provide for public services, govern, or concern themselves with alleviating the human suffering they cause. They do not need to pay for large armies or fixed bases of operation. Their host countries must provide for all that. The Master Groups have learned to constantly enrich themselves by manufacturing cycles of violence, then servicing the needs of afflicted host countries.\nThe use of relatively few resources to effect changes in much larger geopolitical systems is the \u201casymmetrical\u201d part. The \u201cleveraging\u201d occurs when factions inside a host nation (or region) are manipulated to attack other puppets outside the borders of their host country. Strawn argued that was an important component of successful asymmetrical leveraging. Attacking outside the host country borders forces two or more host countries into participation because they are forced to protect what they perceive as their national interests. Such threatened interests may be ideals, physical assets, or groups of people valued by the host countries.\nMany intelligence operatives around the world seriously read John Strawn\u2019s paper. Mid-level Intelligence administrators began to communicate with each other across agency divides. While no spy agency could penetrate the Master Groups by themselves, they could, by working together, begin to see the Master Groups general contours. They discovered that most of the Master Groups were inspired by an apocalyptic worldview. Both fundamentalist Islamic and Christian theologies are cynically exploited into an Antichrist, apocalyptic scenario that serves both; Moslem looking for Jihad against infidels and Christians earnestly wishing to hasten the return of Jesus Christ. While Master Groups do not possess religious beliefs, they nonetheless use religion the way starships in science fiction use antimatter. So, the AAWL is so named as a rejoinder to what it perceives as its greatest common foe.\nThe Master Groups are difficult to identify because they are often loose associations of powerful individuals operating in business and government. Sometimes they are corporations or entire industries. The AAWL is, thus limited in what it can do to combat the power of the Master Groups or their puppets. It mostly operates as an extra-channel resource for hapless governments. Even though many spy agencies worldwide can operate with some level of impunity, the Master Groups have no legal, ethical, moral, or financial restrictions.\nI read the \u201cAsymmetrical Leveraging: The Fall of Empires\u201d paper and spent time carefully examining how Master Groups operate. Stay tuned!\nMamma Vera and Dust\nMy mother\u2019s mother was named Elvira Jackson. She was born on July 17, 1896 and lived in Mobile, AL until she died in 1963. We called her \u201cMamma Vera\u201d. She had a total of fourteen children. Six survived past their first birthday. One of her sons, Herbert, drowned in a swimming accident when he was 14 years old. Mamma Vera\u2019s husband, Vivian Raymond, was killed fifteen months after my mother was born in 1934, on December 5, 1935. He suffered a fatal head injury after falling from a garbage collection truck. Mamma Vera received no insurance payout or pension from the trash collection company he worked for. There was no social security at the time. My grandfather Vivian was one of those \u201cexpendable\u201d human beings that Karen Baker-Fletcher wrote about in Sisters of Dust, Sisters of Spirit.\nIn one of the crown cities of the Jim Crow deep South, Mamma Vera raised six children as a single mother during the Great Depression. She worked as a maid for white people. Meanwhile, her own daughters kept house and looked after the younger siblings. My uncle Vivian Raymond Jr., was the oldest boy. He quit school in the sixth grade and went to work doing anything he could to make up for the lost income caused by his father\u2019s death. It was said that Vivian could, and would, do any kind of work. He would bring all of his money home, except for enough to buy pound cake and buttermilk from Pullman\u2019s Bake Shop (which has been in continuous operation since 1918).\nMamma Vera was gentle, loving, and kind. She was a remarkable person. I knew that about her... and she knew that about me. She would say to my mother \u201cI don\u2019t know what he\u2019s going to be when he grows up, maybe a preacher, but I know he\u2019ll be somebody special. Look at those little ears... that\u2019s one way you can tell!\u201d\nIn the early 1960s my father was stationed at Brookley Air Force Base. As a young sergeant with a growing family and a small paycheck, we needed an affordable place to stay so we moved into Mamma Vera\u2019s house while she lived with my uncle Leslie and his family. She continued to work hard until just before she died of pancreatic cancer. We stayed on in her small house afterward.\nAt that time I was about 6 years old. I wanted to go to the funeral. I wanted to understand what happened to Mamma Vera, but my parents did not allow me to see her. My mother told me that Mamma Vera had turned into dust.\nThe house we lived in had a small front living room that faced to the Southeast. The sun shone through the curtains in shafts of light, especially in the morning when the light was metallically crisp. There, suspended in the light, is where I would see Mamma Vera in the dust. From that time on, whenever I see dust sparkling in a shaft of light I say hello to my grandmother. She always answers by twinkling at me.\nIt has always interested me that my mother's cursory explanation of death has had such a profound impact on me. It was my introduction to the mystery of life. Instead of the typical Catholic explanation of death as a way to go back into the bosom of God/Jesus/Spirit, my mother inadvertently propelled me headlong into a personal theology that links the earth and its elements to the human spirit. It just made sense to me that the connection between my beloved grandmother would be constantly reaffirmed by such a simple and ever-present bond.\nIt was not too much later in life that I rejected outright the Catholic heaven and hell version of religion, along with what seemed to me the nonsensical mythology of original sin. What was essential to me is love, and its child creativity. The God that others seek is, in my mind, a love that is absolutely essential and primary to the sustenance of all existence.\nQuantum physics now appears to support my contention that consciousness is one of the building blocks of the universe, along with space, time, energy, and matter. The inclusion of consciousness as a key component of the fabric of reality allows scientists like Robert Lanza, Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff to theorize that consciousness actually defines how matter acts at the quantum level. Lanza, famous for coining the term \u201cBiocentrism\u201d, believes that everything we experience is created by our consciousness, and that space and time are tools used by our minds to interpret the universe.\nCreativity is the expression of infinite love (consciousness). To me it manifests multi-dimensional planes where matter is constructed and energy, in all its forms, exists. Those forms include everything that exists in the universe of universes, all life, and all levels of intelligence. Thus, all worlds and the lifeforms that inhabit them are the product of creative energy. All matter and energy are inextricably linked together. Indeed, physics informs us that the two are fundamentally interchangeable.\nSo on the deepest levels, our planet and its inhabitants share consciousness. We are constructed from the same elements of matter derived from the stars. The intelligence that has emerged from the design of our brains is immersed in the field of infinite possibility that, on the quantum level, brings forth all things that can be conceived of and/or manifested. Eco-theology is but the study of self-apparent truth: the science of God manifested as a living system to sustain life.\nAny act of constructive creativity is the most pure form of interaction with the eternal love that sustains us because, unlike prayer, it does not invoke activation with an object of worship. Instead, creativity is an act of ever-present participation in the joy of connection we share with all things. When we separate ourselves from this divine presence we suffer. I believe we have harmed our planet because we have erected systems of economics, government, and society that separate ourselves from each other. The connections between us have been severed, so a fog obscures recognition of the essential consciousness that is the earth.\nThis truth of connection with the earth is revealed in dust, which we strive to hermetically seal ourselves from. We do not value the primordial need to dig our hands into soil, in the way many of us do not recognize that we must drink water, and so spend our days on the verge of dehydration. Studies show that we benefit physically and emotionally by walking barefoot on the ground and connecting with the earth\u2019s magnetic field. Instead, we use shoes to shield us from that vital interaction.\nI invite you to do as I will, immediately after I write this last paragraph. Take your shoes and socks off and find a patch of grass outside in the sun. Stretch your arms out. Put your head back. Open your mouth wide and suck in clean air (if you can), then breath it out slowly. Now look for our Mamma Vera. I will share her with you. She is never far away. Say hello. She will twinkle back at you. We are all connected.\nThis blog is a place where many of the confluences of my life can be shared. I am, at the core, a creative person. I approach everything from that basis... whether composing symphonies, playing the cello, being a serial entrepreneur, writing sermons and essays, flying airplanes, or creating software apps. I am deeply passionate about creativity, issues of social justice, and spiritual enrichment. These are fundamental to everything I do. Welcome to my journey!",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb COACH PORTFOLIOS \u00bb Power Tools \u00bb Power Tool: Flow vs. Force\nA Coaching Power Tool Created by Nesrin Everett\nWhen you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy.\u2015 Rumi\nI have chosen the power tool flow versus force as it is one of the areas that speaks most to me within my life and coaching practice.\nThe first time I truly experienced the concept of flow versus force was while whitewater rafting in Borneo. We were a group of several boats going down the river. At one stage the boat I was in started paddling frenetically in order to catch up with the boat ahead of us. \u201cHold it!\u201d our instructor said. \u201cThere is no need to paddle here\u201d. \u201cBut we are lagging behind!\u201d we said, our competitive natures wanting to get ahead of the boat ahead. \u201cListen\u201d said our instructor (who was also the leader and most experienced of the whole team). \u201cThe boat ahead are using all their force trying to get ahead and paddling like crazy, we don\u2019t need to do that\u2026let the power of the river carry us, we will go with the flow of the water\u201d. We looked at him with surprise, waiting to hear more. \u201dThat way we save our energy and only use our physical power when we really need to. There is no need to force\u201d. His method worked. We saved our strength by going with the flow and power of the river, and then used our muscle power when we really needed it, to correct our course or avoid eddies and rocks. As a result, we did end up achieving our goal of being the first boat, while having also really enjoyed our journey and managed our energy.\nI believe that this very real image of rafting down the river, can really translate to our lives, and is a classic example of \u201cjourney\u201d versus \u201cdestination\u201d. In the case of our rafting experience it was the genuine desire to achieve our much wished for goal. However we were so focused on the end point that we were unable to enjoy the journey, until we changed our perspective.\nSo often we can be pushing so hard towards achieving a goal, or getting somewhere, and losing so much vital energy. This gives raise to interesting questions:\nThe Oxford English dictionary defines flow as: The action or fact of moving along in a steady, continuous stream; to proceed or be produced continuously and effortlessly:\nThe Oxford English dictionary defines force as: Strength or energy as an attribute of physical action or movement; Coercion or compulsion, especially with the use or threat of violence; Mental or moral strength or power; Make a way through or into by physical strength; break open by force. Make (someone) do something against their will; Drive or push into a specified position or state using physical strength or against resistance\nFlow versus Force regarding goals\nIn the case of our rafting experience our initial action to force our way forwards was based on genuine desire to achieve our much wished for goal. However we were so focused on the goal that we were unable to enjoy the journey, until we started to fall into harmony with the flow of the river, and harness it\u2019s power to help us.\nSimilarly, we could look at a person trying to achieve a deadline. Taking the typical example of a student writing their final thesis. Having left it to the very end, by forcing themselves to sit down and work and gritting their teeth, they may indeed reach their deadline by not sleeping, working through the night, and focusing only on getting the paper written \u2013 at the expense of everything else. One could argue, that some very good work could be produced due to the adrenalin and the sheer focus that the student has had to give the paper. However, what are the other extraneous consequences of that such as resulting ill health, such as burnout and the need to take a prolonged break?\nNow imagine the student working in a flowing, continuous manner, for example having either started their project earlier and worked on a it a little at at time, or having sat down and written in the moment whenever they felt inspired. The work is also excellent, they have had time in the interim to make any necessary changes and have also been able to lead a healthy balanced life.\nNeither example is \u201cwrong\u201d, they are simply 2 different perspectives. Force can help push you through to achiever your goals. Flow however, does not mean giving up on your goals. It means achieving them in a healthy, balanced and organic way.\nFlow versus force and \u201cthe agenda\u201d\nWe could use another real life example. Jenny really wants to have a boyfriend. As a result she is almost putting words in the mouths of the men she is meeting in order to try to engineer or \u201cforce\u201d a situation in which they will ask her her out on a date. Result: she pushes many of her potential suitors away as they feel pressurised and uncomfortable with her pushiness. Another way that she could approach the situation would be to let go of control, without losing sight of her goal, but allowing the situation to unfold naturally. If the conversation simply flows, by the end of it she will know how much she likes the man she is meeting, he will know how much he likes her and they will each decide whether they want to see each other again.\nWith regards to the coaching agenda \u2013 we can see the difference in the coaching session between when we are flowing with the client and following their agenda thus allowing them to come to their own conclusions versus when we are forcing the the agenda \u2013 perhaps by asking leading questions or giving advice when it has not been asked for.\nFlow vs Force regarding authenticity\nSometimes we use force when the goal that we are trying to achieve is not actually something that our authentic self wants.\nBob is going on a skiing weekend with his friends. He\u2019s really excited about going skiing but knows that \u201cthe boys\u201d will expect him to push himself to the limit on the slopes and in the bar in the evening. He\u2019s quite keen to join in the fun for the skiing as he enjoys it so much, but is not really looking forward to the drinking games in the evening. He will however force himself to play along, as he has the underlying belief that he should join in in order to be accepted as \u201cone of the boys\u201d. As a result he has a hangover in the morning, and has not had enough sleep to enjoy the skiing that he is so keen on. Another approach would be for him to allow himself to have a few drinks with his friends and listen to his body when it tells him that he has had enough. Result \u2013 he continues to allow himself to still enjoy the days and evenings with his friends but in a more authentic fashion.\nWe can all force ourselves to be what we are not through sheer will power \u2013 this is force.\nFlow versus force in the context of willpower\nAs mentioned above we could say that willpower is a type of force. For example, if you want to climb a mountain to reach the summit, sometimes on the last leg, when you just want to give up because you are so tired, it\u2019s time to push through the last 100 metres to get to the wonderful view at the top. That is a type of force. Forcing your legs to move forward. Forcing your mind to stay on the goal. However, you know that it\u2019s beneficial, as it won\u2019t harm your body and will get you where you want to be. You also know that up until that point you have been in the flow of enjoying the journey. In this case this short burst of force is serving you.\nHowever, someone who has never climbed a mountain before and forces themselves up there all the way, through sheer willpower, may not enjoy the journey at all and may be so exhausted that they either give up halfway, or are so tired afterwards that never want to climb a mountain again. This would be an unproductive use of force, and an example of the potential negative consequences of force and stubborn willpower.\nFlow versus force with regards to trust and intuition:\nSometimes we continue to do things even when we know intuitively that they are not aligned with our inner truth. When you are flowing in alignment with your intuition and fully trusting yourself, internally there is a feeling of lightness and flow. For example \u2013 when taking a decision. One choice intuitively \u201cfeels\u201d right. Perhaps it is in alignment with our values and beliefs. The other decision may look good rationally and on paper, however when you go in that direction the decision feels forced. This could be because it not alignment with your authenticity. Therefore flow is also about trust. Trusting your inner knowing and what your authentic self truly wants.\nBalance versus extremes: Force as an extreme versus a balanced approach\nWe\u2019ve all heard the phrase \u201cwe had no alternative but to have to resort to force\u201d. Governments and people have been heard to say that they have to resort to force, when they feel that they have no other choice but to contain or control a situation. So it would appear that in cases such as these, force is not a preferred tool to use frequently, and it could be argued that having to use force, and all the energy and potential destruction that it could entail could be based on an inability to have found a more balanced solution at that time.\nIn some situations to illustrate the extremity, we could say that force is used when the case appears to be as serious as a matter of life and death and the repercussions can also be as serious as life and death.\nFlow versus force regarding emotions\nWhen we are in tune with our emotions, there is a flow and a feeling of lightness and connection with our feelings. Sometimes however, our emotions build up so much, either because we are not aware of them or because we feel that they have no outlet. This leads to an almost pressure cooker like feeling of pent up emotions. At this stage, the emotions are released in \u201cfull force\u201d, (like a dam whose floodgates have broken) and perhaps not always at the most appropriate time. Unless they are positive emotions (and even if they are), this can be an exhausting and sometimes frightening experience for the person, and those around them.\nAlso, it we do not accept our feelings, and try to force ourselves to have a different feeling \u2013 e.g. trying to force yourself to be grateful, when in fact you are simply very angry about a situation, we will be inauthentic to ourselves, and make choices that will not serve us. If we allow our emotions to flow organically, we will be able to make more empowered decisions and choices.\nIn my opinion force is a very right brained action whilst flow is more intuitive and left brained. As a result, in the context of emotions force can be a good pointer to underlying beliefs.\nFlow versus force as an energetic pattern\nBoth flow and force are a types of energy patterns. Flow being a consistent steady energy stream, and force being a powerful movement with a connotation of extreme concentrated strength.\nRather than seeing one as a negative and the other a positive I prefer to see them as different entities. Generally speaking, flow is usually the preferred way of being, as it is a more consistent usage of energy. A writer will often write when they are \u201cin the flow\u201d, conversation over dinner \u201cflows\u201d, water \u201cflows\u201d through a pipe. When the flow is not happening for some reason, \u201cforce\u201d can be called into play.\nFlow is about harmony and balance. With force a lot of energy is lost that then has to be recuperated so this is something that we need to be aware of.\nFlow versus force and sustainability.\nCertainly there can be benefits from the power of force. However, how sustainable is it in in comparison to flow?\nLet\u2019s take an example from nature. The organic farmer, allows fruit to grows naturally. In it\u2019s own time, the fruit matures and is ready to be picked. Fruit can also be forced to grow at an industrial rate. However, in the long term, even if the immediate yields are high and exciting, the long term effects of the pesticides and greenhouses used can take their toll, on the land and on the health of people.\nFlow AS Force\nIn conclusion both force and flow can be positive. The question is when and how to use them.\nForce has the potential for tremendous power, which can be constructive or destructive. Flow on the other hand is sustainable, renewable, balanced, harmonious. Therefore although there may be benefits to force I would argue that flow aids and enables a more harmonious, balanced and authentic way of being. When force is being used, questions must be asked, to ensure that this way of being is actually necessary, sustainable and beneficial \u2013 due to the high amounts of energy being used and disposed of.\nIn Star Wars the statement was \u201cMay the force be with you\u201d. This is your life force \u2013 which in my opinion a flowing energy. Your innate power, your authenticity and creativity, which when tapped into and allowed to flow free is all creative, loving and powerful. With this power \u2013 comes great responsibility. Hence the need to notice, are we in a state of \u201cflow\u201d or \u201cforce\u201d and how is that serving us right now.\nSelf application:\nThink of a time when your life was in flow, when you felt a constant movement of consistent energy. How did that feel? What were you doing?\nNow compare that with a time when you were using force. Perhaps it was a forced conversation, or you were using physical force in order to achieve something. How was that serving you.\nHow much of your time and energy do you want to be spent in a state of force and how in a state of flow.? What is your preferred state of being?\nUse the example of goals that absolutely must be achieved within a time frame \u2013 and how you would go about achieving them. Take note of your energy levels and when the flow comes \u2013 e.g writing. How well do you write when you force yourself and how well do you write when you allow the ideas to flow and put pen to paper.\nAll coaches have different styles so there is no right or wrong way.\nWithin the coaching session itself notice the difference between force and flow. If you try to push things or are attached to your own agenda, you may not be allowing the client to come to their own conclusions could be trying to \u201cforce\u201d outcomes.\nNotice the feeling and dynamics in the coaching conversation \u2013 is it flowing naturally, or are you feeling that the conversation is dragging and stuck and that you are having to force it along. How is this serving you?\nHow effective is it to try to force the client to make necessary changes, or to let the flow of the coaching process begin to allow the transformation to occur \u2013 do you used the lightening bolt approach to help release negative beliefs \u2013 or do you let them erode naturally through flow.\nQuestions to ask around flow versus force in the coaching conversation\nQuestions for clients:\nWhat mode are you in right now? Force or flow? How do you feel?\nWhat is causing you to use force?\nHow is using force serving you?\nWhat is preventing you from flowing?\nWhat is making you feel the need to use force in this situation?\nWhat it would feel like if your life was in flow?\nWhat does flow mean to you?\nWhat would the most effective way for you to use your energy in this situation be?\nIf force was a picture what would it look like? Describe it to me? (e.g. visualisation).\nWhat is making this feel forced?\nQuestions for coaches:\nHow does the energy of this coaching conversation feel (forced or flowing)?\nIf there is any force \u2013 how is this force serving the coaching conversation?\nIs anything preventing the conversation from flowing more smoothly\nHow do my energy levels feel right now? Flowing, forceful?\nDoes anything need to change right now from force to flow (or vice versa)?\nFiled Under: Power Tools Tagged With: coach switzerland, executive coach, nesrin everett",
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        "raw_content": "Nursing is not just taking care of a patient. It\u2019s a tiring profession which requires a person to be both mentally and physically sound. Not just that, like any other profession, numerous experience levels are needed for it accompanied by the requisite sets of skills ranging from customer service to medical inspection.\nBeing a fast-paced profession, you can find your slot in one of the hospitals if you\u2019re lucky enough. There are hundreds of nurses like you out there with skill sets and experience whom you\u2019d have to compete for job openings. While they could be implementing other ways of crafting their resumes, you can use something far better \u2013 the artificial intelligence of Glever.com.\nArtificial Intelligence is the name given to the intellect of machines devised by a programmer which includes all the necessary or possible outcomes for a specific action. In case of resumes, that could mean their creation that can aptly place you where you are needed the most depending on your skill sets. It is all a play of industry-related keywords.\nWhen your resume has the right keywords, you can be easily searched by hiring managers of a hospital or alternatively, you can search for the right job as we said before. Therefore, for the creation of an intelligent resume, you need to take the help of AI and let it be filtered for the right position.\nThere are many players today in this market who can help you bring forth the type of resume specific to your needs. However, Glever.com is exceptional in eliminating all the hassle of account creations, credit card entries, and the worry of a mundane resume design.\nHow Can You Create A Resume With Glever?\nLet us simplify the process in steps.\n1) Visit Glever.com\n2) Upon arrival at the site, choose \u201cCREATE RESUME\u201d\n3) Enter all the necessary details required by the prompt: your Name, Email, Experience Level and Career Field. In the Career Field, you can select nursing from the \u201cHealthcare & Social Services\u201d. After that, hit \u201cContinue\u201d.\n4) When you hit that, you\u2019d be taken to the \u201cWork Experience\u201d prompt. There are fields over there where you can include the name of the company (hospital in your case), the title of the job, its location, period of work, project name and job description.\nYou can add the information in the fields manually. However, the job description can be added with the help of AI. To do that, click on the \u201cCustomize by Skills\u201d button to the right of the prompt. You can add all the skills you have without having to think about the relevant category since they are all presented to you there. For example, in the Medical Inspection, there are 10 skills given which encompass every possible skill present in the nursing industry complying with the category.\nBased upon your selection of the skills presented, the AI can generate all the possible sentences that speak of the possible work done by a nurse in relation to the skill. You can simply have those suggestions in your CV by clicking on the \u201cAdd\u201d button. Also, if you wish to write the description manually, you can do that. However, the AI can help you in giving you real suggestions right where you don\u2019t think you can go any further.\n5) When you are done with the work experience, you can add many other fields. For that purpose, click on \u201cAdd More Sections\u201d.\nYou can also select the right template for your resume from the \u201cSelect Template\u201d section present to the left.\n6) After completing the input of all the information, select \u201cFinish Resume\u201d to head to the job portal popping to the left. There, you can filter the jobs according to the location and title. You can interact with the job opening by clicking on any of the job openings.\nSo, this was how you can effectively create a nursing resume with AI of the Glever.com. Start off creating your first intelligent resume by visiting the site. As apparent from the steps, the AI would help you create everything automatically, and that includes the \u201cSummary\u201d as well.\nHave fun creating your resume!\nSeptember 3, 2018 admin Comments Off on Getting into fashion \u2014 what are your choices?",
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        "raw_content": "New York, 11 October 2018. The members of the Security Council reiterated their full and unanimous support for the peace process in Colombia and shared the assessment of the Secretary-General set out in his 28 September 2018 report on the work of the United Nations Verification Mission.\nThe members of the Security Council noted that the leading responsibility for implementation of the peace agreement has now passed to a new administration. They welcomed the initial promising steps taken by President Duque\u2019s government, including the appointment of key officials, the resumption of the work of the Commission for the Follow-up, Promotion and Verification of the Final Agreement (CSIVI) and the National Reintegration Council (NRC) as well as President Duque\u2019s commitment to social dialogue.\nThe members of the Security Council reiterated their serious concern about continued insecurity, drug trafficking and violence in some conflict-affected areas, including the persistent pattern of assassinations of community and social leaders. They welcomed the determination of the new administration to address these issues, as evidenced by the adoption on 23 August of the \u201cPact for Life and for the Protection of Social Leaders and Human Rights Defenders\u201d, and looked forward to the implementation of actions in this regard.\nThe members of the Security Council reiterated the importance of the full political, legal and socio-economic reincorporation of the former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia \u2013 People\u2019s Army (FARC-EP) members and underlined the need for both parties to abide by their commitments. They expressed concern at the current pace of the reincorporation process as well as killings of former FARC-EP members, and underlined the need for rapid action to provide socio-economic opportunities and deliver agreed legal and security guarantees for former FARC-EP members in order to reinforce their confidence in the peace process.\nIn this regard, the members of the Security Council underlined the importance of the work of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace, a central institution in the peace process that provides guarantees for victims as well as participants in the conflict, and other transitional justice processes.They stressed that the independence and autonomy of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace must be fully respected.They also welcomed President Duque\u2019s commitments to a more effective reintegration process and looked forward to accelerated progress over the coming weeks.\nThe members of the Security Council welcomed the commitment by Vice President Marta Luc\u00eda Ram\u00edrez to maintain dialogue with women\u2019s groups and noted the importance of greater prioritisation and resources to ensure effective implementation of gender provisions in the peace agreement with regard to security guarantees and reintegration.They also welcomed the Verification Mission's adoption of a strategy on the implementation of resolutions 2250 (2015) and 2419 (2018) with a focus on young people\u2019s role in reintegration and security guarantees.\nThe members of the Security Council reaffirmed their commitment to working with Colombia, under the new administration, to renew momentum behind implementation of the peace agreement in order to secure a lasting peace. In this regard, they echoed the Secretary-General\u2019s hope that the new administration will continue to pursue those issues at the core of the peace agenda: security, development and the rule of law in those areas affected by conflict; an effective system of truth, justice and reparation for victims; and the essential commitments to those who laid down arms. They also noted the Secretary-General\u2019s call on the government to make available the necessary resources for this critical investment as well as the need for the FARC to meet its commitments, and stressed the importance of the international community remaining closely engaged to support and encourage implementation.\nThe Members of the Security Council stressed the continued importance of Colombia\u2019s peace process as a source of inspiration for efforts in many parts of the world to end conflicts and build peace.\nThe members of the Security Council reiterated their support and appreciation for the work of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Mr Jean Arnault, and the United Nations Verification Mission in Colombia.\n\uf0d9 \"The real change came with the silence of the weapons,\" Maricela Fl\u00f3rez.\n\uf0da Statement to the Security Council by Jean Arnault, Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Verification Mission in Colombia",
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        "raw_content": "During the Ghostbusters panel, multiple movies were teased. Firstly an animated movie, which might bring back the original characters but could also mean a new animated startup (like we used to have \u2013 thinking back at animated series here). Beside this, they also hinted to a sequel of the film which was released last year. They didn\u2019t specify if it would be with the ladies, since this version kind of bombed at the box office.\nWith 35th anniversary of Ghostbusters on the way in 2019, something should be on the way.\nJohn Barrowman \u2013 Anything Goes Panel\nOn day one, John Barrowman appeared on stage in his very own panel, wearing a Tardis dress. He stated being happy with the new casting for the Doctor. It doesn\u2019t matter what they decide at Doctor Who, we will always go for it. And this is because the devoted fans who really believe in the world of Doctor Who, can see the doctor generated in whomever. If that is a man or a woman, it doesn\u2019t matter We\u2019ve known John to shock people with his cosplays since last year with his ultra-short Zip Brannigan outfit. But honestly, I love this Tardis dress.\nIn Barrowman style, the panel was filled with anecdotes of his life and yes they are funny stories. The stories included \u201cshaving his hair and going grey for his 50th birthday\u201d, \u201cScott jumping in the jacuzzi naked while John was live on Facebook\u201d, \u201cthe speedo story (with Stephen Amell)\u201d.\nThe all round entertainer he is, he also sang his rendition of \u201cCopacabana\u201d. This is one of these things I would have loved to have seen live.\nIn a separate panel during the weekend, John joined by his sister Carole talked about their upcoming comic \u201cThe Cursed\u201d. What\u2019s funny about this separate panel is that John slips into his Scottish accent to explain what a sgian-dhub that is used in the story.\nA lot of the cast are in attendance during the panel for the sequel to Kingsmen. I had already seen the teaser and first trailer before the panel but now there is a second full trailer which is really fun to see. They do show a sort of next level to Kingsman. I can\u2019t wait to see it now.\nThe film is still being edited at the moment.\nSherlock Comics with Stephen Moffat\nShowrunners Stephen Moffat and Sue Vertue were at the panel. During this panel, the Sherlock comics were shown. According to the panel, the reason the episodes are being adapted is to bring the world of Sherlock into another media type. The next story (as in the TV series) that will be next is \u201cThe Great Game\u201d.\nThe hope for new Sherlock is kept alive. Although this would not be for tomorrow. It will depend on the careers of Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, but if they have time why not.\nThe thing they\u2019ve been teasing is \u201cThere is something we are working on\u201d, but logically my mind say that will be their adaptation of \u201cDracula\u201d which was already mentioned before.\nAs I\u2019ve not yet started to watch this show, and I\u2019ve only read the first book in the series, I\u2019m not going to watch the whole panel (might be spoiled). But for those wanting to see it, here is the trailer for the second season:\nThe final part of Teen Wolf will start soon and during the panel, they showed the trailer for season 6B. Even though I\u2019m not up to date with this show, it seems very interesting.\nAs I\u2019m behind on TV shows, anyway and haven\u2019t started anything new in the last year, I have put this show on the list. I\u2019ve liked the idea of Van Helsing and hunting vampires ever since I saw a Van Helsing film a few years back. Here is the trailer for the second season:\nIn the fall of this year, a new show will start on Fox called \u201cGhosted\u201d. Since this is a show where the supernatural is touched, they had to be at Comic Con. The main actors are Adam Scott (of Parcs & Recs fame) and Graig Robinson (Hot tub time machine). I\u2019m thinking that this will be a very funy show.\nWe\u2019ve known for a while now that Inhumans will be on the way. A few weeks back we already got a trailer and now there is the special trailer for SDCC.\nThis series has not yet started and people are already very opinionated about it.\nPosted in: Movies, TV | Tagged: Ghostbusters, Ghosted, Inhumans, John Barrorman, Kingsman, Kingsman: the golden circle, manga, Marvel's Inhumans, panels, San Diego Comic Con, SDCC, SDCC2017, Shadowhunters, sherlock, Stephen Moffat, Tardis Dress, teasers, Teen wolf, The Cursed, trailers, Van Helsing",
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        "raw_content": "Thread starter Emma\nI read Ender's Game a couple of years ago because of your recommendation and thoroughly enjoyed it.\nI'm sitting here looking over at my bookshelf and it appears the entire Dragonrider series is calling my name. However, whispering from the shadows is \"Stranger in a Strange Land,\" my favorite Heinlein book.\nBefore my cataract surgeries, I had gotten away from reading. I watched movies - TONS of movies - instead. It's pretty easy when your best friend has a video store. Lately, though, so many of the movies are disappointing or just plain dull. I think there are a lot of books (including many of the ones on my bookshelves) I'll be devouring during TDOS.\nThe Ender series is also interesting because of how he tackled it. The original trilogy (Ender's Game, Xenocide, and Children of the Mind) get a bit stranger as you progress if I remember correctly (haven't read the last two in a LONG time). But he also writes a set of books set around Bean, one of the other boys in the original book, so you can follow much of the story from multiple character's point of view in separate books.\nHave you read the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever (Chronicles, Second Chronicles, and Last Chronicles)? Two trilogies and a follow up series of 4 books. Start with Lord Foul's Bane and go from there! I started reading the first series in 8th grade on a recommendation from a friend and the last book just came out in 2013.\nEntertaining first book - just downloaded the second in the series to start reading. Thanks for the tip, @kingsfan1984!\n...and I'm halfway through the third in the series.\nStarted reading the various Lost Fleet series - set in the future this series focuses on a fleet commander and space warfare.\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lost_Fleet\nIt is an entertaining series and fairly easy to read. Not overly complex or as \"in depth\" as some sci-fi authors/books can be (looking at you, Dune), but I like one aspect the author really puts some time into - the distances in space and implications of speed for both communication and travel/warfare. This has made it a more interesting series for me (as an engineer, I appreciate some attention to details like this). For instance, when a fleet of spaceships pops into a star system from the \"wormhole\"-type interstellar \"highways\" between various star systems, there are implications for a fleet already in the system. The new fleet can immediately see where the old fleet was say 4 hours ago, while the old fleet won't see the new one arrive from the wormhole until 4 hours after it is there (due to the time it takes light to travel across space). Stuff like that.\nAnyways, for a relatively easy and entertaining read for the sci-fi junkies out there it may be worth a try.\nI've finished the original Lost Fleet series of 6 books and have started in on the Beyond the Frontier follow-up series.\nI am stuck on \"Wilderness and the American Mind\" by Roderick Nash. I read out of it all the time.\nSevens Heaven : The Beautiful Chaos of Fiji's Olympic Dream - by the greatest coach in all history, Ben Ryan\nEmpress of Mars by Kage Baker\nAmaranthineBB\nTimothy Zahn\u2019s Pawn (Sybyl\u2019s War) & Soulminder\nIn one more day, I\u2019ll be reading the new Alex Cross novel by James Patterson. How does a guy write so many books in a calendar month? Granted many books are in tandem with other writers but still.\nI'm reading The Outsiders by Stephen King. Well, technically, I'm listening to someone else read it out loud. Audible is my new best friend.\nI'd love to hear some recommendations out there. I don't like fantasy, sci-fi type of books. If anyone would like to share some books that are very resourceful and informative I'm all ears\nAre you looking for non-fiction? Here's a few;\nThe Elements of Style - William Strunk Jr.\nConfessions of a pricing man - Hermann Simon\nBlackbelt in Blackjack - Arnold Snyder\nTribes - Seth Godin\nPrometheus Rising - Robert Anton Wilson\nnot really what I was aiming for but I do appreciate your suggestions none the less.\nNot sci-fi or fantasy, informative and very resourceful, that sounds like 99% of the books I've read... Ur not giving us much to work with here!! If there's been 150 million books written you've maybe narrowed the list down to 75MM with those qualifiers.\nfair enough. 75 mill is still a large number to choose from however.\nCheck out Sapiens. might be what your looking for\nThis conversation is why I feel bad for people in graphic design LOL. This is like the conversations they have with customers(who don't really know what they want)constantly\nthat sounds more like something up my alley, thanks for the recommendation.\nyou're not implying that I don't know what I want, are you? >_>\nYou just took out all the best books with those restrictions.\nSince you didn't narrow it down much, I would recommend several books for your consideration:\nThe Lost City of the Monkey God (Preston) - non-fiction, very interesting tale of the use of LIDAR to initially find, then his participation in a ground-truthing journey in the Hondouran jungle to find a lost city, including discussions on previous attempts, political issues, human and non-human threats to the search party, and quite a bit on medical issues/local diseases, including those caught by the search party. Fascinating read.\nCities of Gold (Preston) - non-fiction, the author retraces (on horseback, and BTW almost dies) the proposed route of Cortez looking for the fabled golden cities in the southwestern US, discussing the history of the Spanish conquest of Mexico, Native American tribes, etc. Another very interesting book.\nThe Relic (Preston and Child) - fiction, modern day, with a monster (not really sci-fi or fantasy)\nBattling the Inland Sea (Kelley) - interesting read on the history of the development of the levee systems in central California and how gold mining, farming, and politics all played into forming the existing water transportation system we have in CA today.\nThe Great Influenza (Barry) - history of the flu epidemic during WWI including the impacts on health care, politics, and some interesting changes it made in history.\nthree recommendations from Preston. He must have some good work. Thanks for the input. I'll have a look at some of these.\nPreston and Child have written a whole series of fictional books based on a very unusual FBI agent that I find entertaining but can vary in quality. The Relic is the first of the series, and one I greatly enjoyed. But Preston also has written much on his own including the two books listed. These two in particular I found to be very good reads. Others I have recommended them to have also greatly enjoyed them.\nI just got The Relic on Audible (based on your recommendation above) and am thoroughly enjoying it. I think you've recommended Preston & Child to me before, but I don't remember which one. I'm really enjoying the \"reader\" of the book, too. His voice is perfect for optimum listening. Thanks for turning me on to another good \"read.\" It's perfect for these stormy nights.\nDemocracy the God That Failed and anything and everything by Theodore Dalrymple\nI just happened to start this and am enjoying it so far. More political history than I had expected, which has been a nice surprise!\nGlad you like it! They have a slew of books in their series on Pendergast and they vary from excellent to decent. Some seem more finely tuned while others a bit more pedestrian. I think one issue they have is coming up with a worthy adversary or new approach at times. While I enjoy the writing style and characters, some books are better than others (not that I thought any were \"bad\" by any means). I didn't care for the follow-up Reliquary as much. I liked Cabinet of Curiosities and Still Life with Crows, for example.\nI haven't listened to many audiobooks at all, including any of theirs, so I can't comment on that at all.\nFinished The Relic. Is it vital that the other books in the series be read in order?\nBehave by Robert Sapolsky\nThey definitely go in order, and some plot points may be missed if you skip books or read them out of order. However, I think that often the authors do a decent job of summarizing most of these from one book to the next when critical for context, so I don't think you would be totally lost reading some of the books at random.",
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        "raw_content": "Why visualisation?\nThis is a pretty old article now, but it is still fascinating if you are interested in how much weight visualisation tools can offer when we are trying to convey information.\nNice article, this is very relevant to the things I\u2019m working on, as we\u2019re trying to come up with a good visualisation for tons of information(literally could be millions), that can then be interacted with.\nIt is a relationship graph so currently has lots of little squares with titles linking to other squares.\nSo if anyone has some good links I\u2019m all ears. One interesting link that was stumbled upon in this quest see below. Quite nifty (although very busy), if you ignore all the bouncing that happens.",
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        "raw_content": "HomeRemoved from Him, Part Two\nRemoved from Him, Part Two\n\u201cI marvel that ye are so soon REMOVED FROM HIM that called you into the grace of Christ unto another gospel\u201d (Galatians 1:6).\n\u201cBut what things were gain to me, those I counted loss for Christ. 8 Yea doubtless, and I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord: for whom I have suffered the loss of all things, and do count them but dung, that I may win Christ.. 10 That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death\u201d (Philippians 3:7-8, 10).\n\u201cOne thing have I desired of the LORD, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of the LORD all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the LORD, and to enquire in his temple. \u2026 When thou saidst, Seek ye my face; my heart said unto thee, Thy face, LORD, will I seek\u201d (Psalm 27:4, 8).\nIn part one of this mini-series of articles we talked about the great danger there is of drifting from Christ. Oh, and how easy it is to drift. We said that the churches in Galatia were not simply drifting from the grace of God; they were actually drifting from the God of grace. These people were replacing their liberty in Christ for a legalism based upon men\u2019s opinions and traditions. They had become infatuated with their teachers, rather than being infatuated with the true Teacher Jesus.\nThe Christian life was never meant to be about men, ministries, methods, missions, or movements. The Christian life was, is, and always will be about Christ, and Christ alone. Everything and everyone else is secondary at best!\nAs we mentioned in our previous article, like the church of Ephesus (Revelation 2:1-4), if we are not careful, we can BELIEVE THE RIGHT THINGS, we can even DO THE RIGHT THINGS, and, believe it or not, we can even STAND FOR THE RIGHT THINGS, and yet, still be guilty of having left our first love. Our love for Christ!\nNot one of us would ever claim that Jesus isn\u2019t prominent, or very important in our lives and ministries. But that\u2019s not the real question. The real questions is this:\nIs Jesus pre-eminent (most important) in our lives and our ministries?\nColossians 1:16-18, For BY HIM were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created BY HIM, and FOR HIM: And HE IS BEFORE ALL THINGS, and BY HIM all things consist. And HE IS THE HEAD OF THE BODY, the church: who is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead; THAT IN ALL THINGS HE MIGHT HAVE THE PREEMINENCE.\nThe Christian life isn\u2019t about you, it isn\u2019t about me, it isn\u2019t even about us. The Christian life is all about HIM!\nIf we are not careful, we can allow someone or something (talking about good things now) to become pre-eminent in our lives and ministries. As one author noted:\nAfter all, Christianity is the worship of Jesus Christ. It\u2019s the worship of Jesus Christ exclusively, and it\u2019s the worship of Jesus Christ comprehensively. He alone is worthy; He alone is God; He alone is the infinite sacrifice made for the sins of those who would believe. But it\u2019s comprehensive as well, which means that every part of our being should be engaged in the worship and honor of Jesus. If Jesus is who the Bible says He is, if He did what the Bible says He did, He is worthy of absolute, complete, exclusive, comprehensive attention and focus in our life. \u2026 There is a grave danger of mistaking the shadowland of the eclipsed Son of God for the broad daylight that the redeemed were redeemed to enjoy, thinking all along that this treadmill of Christian engagements, polite Christian conversations, and good Christian behavior is the abundant life Jesus came to earth to deliver and declare. It isn\u2019t.\nLooking for and seeing and gazing at the excellencies, the glories of Jesus leads to greater vision, sharper focus, deeper awareness of Jesus and His permanent abiding presence. It elevates the soul to a higher vantage point of worship. We must learn to stare at the Son of God such that we are blinded to all the allurements of the world! All encumbrances aside, all slack-heartedness aside, everything aside but\u2026 Him.\nGod is looking for a people who will set everything aside [Hebrews 12:1-2] and focus their spiritual eyes, their hearts, and their minds on the One who sits upon the throne [Isaiah 6:1-8]. And when we do, everything changes. All those \u201cthings\u201d we were proud of, as well as those things that we sought for pleasure, begin to look a lot like \u201cdung,\u201d or trash, in light of seeking, knowing, loving, embracing, and serving Jesus. Yes, everything from our purpose for living, our perspective of the world and all that the world has to offer (and not just the wicked things), and the practical outworking of our faith changes!\nThere is perfect peace found when we focus on the One who sits upon the throne. Paul knew and understood this. 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        "raw_content": "\u2018Long Path to Legalization\u2019: Marijuana Companies Not Convinced of Legal Recreational Market by 2018\nCanada\u2019s task force on legalizing pot concluded its highly-anticipated report for the federal government Wednesday, but some marijuana producers believe pot-watchers need to chill expectations for legal recreational sales any time soon.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a long path to legalization,\u201d said Brendan Kennedy, CEO of private equity firm Privateer Holdings, which has a global portfolio of marijuana-focused investments. He will outline his thoughts on the road ahead for legalized marijuana Thursday in a speech to the Economic Club of Canada.\nSpeculation that the Task Force on Marijuana Legalization and Regulation report will kickstart a multi-billion dollar legal recreational market is a major reason for a recent frenzy in pot stocks \u2014 which has led to massive volatility in share prices of Canada\u2019s publicly-traded licensed producers.\nThe federal government has committed to introducing legislation in the spring of 2017. The Parliamentary Budget Office has projected legal sales of recreational cannabis might begin as early as January 2018, and analysts have been using that as a benchmark. The task force report is being translated, which is expected to be completed in mid-December. It will then be turned over to Cabinet and made public.\n\u201cThe federal government is planning to legalize recreational marijuana in Canada by 2017 (with sales likely to commence in 2018),\u201d Canaccord Genuity analysts noted in a report focused on the market\u2019s $6 billion sales potential by 2021.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Crisco Snow\nSpring Promises \u2192\n3 Responses to Miss Lizzie\u2019s Library\nAnthony S Tarleton says:\nI think I may have helped restore the 1912 elec car in the early 1970\u2019s I have information about the project. I would like to locate the present owner. The car was from Greenwood if I remember correctly.\nGood morning, Anthony. Miss Lizzie\u2019s electric car is safely stored in a garage at Cotesworth Cultural and Heritage Center in Carroll County. Kat Williams, Lizzie\u2019s great-niece, owns the car, which is only taken out for special events on a trailer; as far as I know, it has not been charged up and run in several years. I can put you in touch with Kat\u2019s son, Jay Williams, who is an antique car collector himself. I\u2019m sure he\u2019d be happy to show it to you if you\u2019re in the Carrollton area. Would you mind providing me an email address? Thanks, and thanks for reading the blog and making this connection to a special part of local history.\nI did not see your reply until today July 6. My email address is catfish@maine.rr.com. I made a special brass nut for the door latch. It was the first thing I ever made on a metal lathe. That was about 45 years ago. i would like to find out for sure it is the car that I worked on for a couple of years. Tony",
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        "raw_content": "Home / China reports / Businesses for foreigners in China / [Podcast] China paradigm #13: How to grow a web agency in China from 0 to 3 million USD\nIn this episode of China paradigm, Matthieu David, CEO of Daxue Consulting, interviews Aur\u00e9lien Rigart, Co-founder of IT Consultis a Shanghai-based digital Agency. Rigart shares with us practical-based tips for starting a web agency in China.\nIT Consultis has done 450 projects with clients ranging from startups to large companies like Budweiser and Decathlon and has 70 full-time employees in three offices in Asia.\nRigart explains why entrepreneurs in China have to be especially resilient and tells his story of going from the first $500, 20-day long project to 3 million USD. We learn how to hire the right tech people, how to manage the constantly changing tech scene in China, what are the challenges of opening in new locations like Ho Chi Minh City and Singapore. He gives suggestions like how to localize in China, with tips on programming and user experience.\nMatthieu David: Today I am welcoming Aur\u00e9lien. It\u2019s hard to pronounce your name in English. I don\u2019t know how you pronounce Aur\u00e9lien in English.\nAur\u00e9lien Rigart: I think you\u2019re doing pretty well, Matthieu. People definitely say Aur\u00e9lien. Definitely a lot of unique things, but we\u2019ll stick with Aur\u00e9lien for today.\nMatthieu: Good. Aur\u00e9lien is a co-founder and vice president of IT Consultis. IT Consultis is a web agency developing websites, apps, mini programs and they write actually out in spectrum of services. You also introduced brands, companies on Tmall, the marketplaces. I was trying to understand your designs of the shop. That\u2019s why I understood from your presentation online and you have a team of 70 people with offices in China, Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh, Singapore and I will be interested to know why those locations and how you manage them. It will be very interesting to understand better. So, you founded the company 2011 in March more precisely. You are a co-founder with a two to three or total of four co-founders. I\u2019m not totally sure the number and I will have questions on it.\nIT Consultis implemented Drupal 8 and helped Leica localize to the Chinese market.\nPhoto from the IT Consultis website\nYou have worked on 450 products so far. They are a wide variety of clients as well from the startup to big companies, like Swatch, like Leica and many as you are going to talk about, If you are going to talk about what you did for them. Thank you very much for being here.\nAur\u00e9lien: Thank you Matthieu. Real pleasure to be here in the morning.\nMatthieu: Yeah, we shoot early in the morning.\nAur\u00e9lien: Yeah, that\u2019s a good thing.\nMatthieu: First question. Well, it\u2019s about the size of the company. I read online. I read your presentation, corporate presentation, 70 people more, very impressive. You\u2019re self-funded or you\u2019re not self-funded? Are you self-funded, or you\u2019re Gov. funded?\nAur\u00e9lien: Yeah, we are 100% self-funded. We started the adventure seven years ago, three partners. So we\u2019re a family company. So initially with my brother and I, together with the family and get the idea to kick-start this, this company, and then like we invited our third co-founder to come and join us. So that was seven years ago and now we have a team of 70 people. So 100% self-funded. We\u2019re not backed up by any banks, any fund or any other agency. We\u2019re 100% independent.\nMatthieu: I see. Very impressive to grow from zero to 70 people. So about the size of the company, you talk about 70 people, what about revenues? What about number of projects? 450 number of clients.\nAur\u00e9lien: So, I mean the size of the company overall, like roughly we\u2019re growing 40 to 50% year on year and the last couple of years, we are at the $3 million plus company. Our goal is to continue in the next year, growing 50%. As you mentioned, being self-funded and growing 50% is always a little bit a challenge and sometimes for cash flow perspective. Like all the companies being here in China, established by foreign entrepreneurs, but that\u2019s the goal. So, we have a lot of ambitions and we have ambitions to grow different regions, different services.\nMatthieu: Yeah, for the listeners who are not managing business here or do not touch with the finances in China; It\u2019s very hard to get financing for any bank. You don\u2019t get a loan, you don\u2019t get work to keep a loan in China. So when you start a business, you need to get clients quickly, to pay your bills and you need to be resilient. What I\u2019m actually impressed by the size you have reached is that we see a lot of web agencies in China, many web agencies. I think I feel the market is very competitive and I like to have your opinion on it, but you have few companies, will reach the level of 40 plus.\nThey reach 30 but going to 40 plus, you\u2019re becoming a very sizable agency in China. What\u2019s your take on it? What\u2019s your feedback on it? How did you grow to be above average in terms of agencies in China?\nAur\u00e9lien: Well, I think one of the secrets is to always remain grounded, to always keep your feet on the floor and to always build a company in order to scale it up. Always drawing for your senior managements to delegate as much as possible a lot of mission in order to achieve that growth and keep this mentality. So it\u2019s really like a matter of mentality if you on a scale a scale company. So of course it is an industry where there\u2019s a lot of challenges, there\u2019s a lot of competition and I think if\nyou want to keep growing, of course, you need to keep your best people. In order to get to keep your best people, you need their level of seniority to evolve with the company.\nYou need to make sure that they\u2019re going to delegate. You need to make sure that you\u2019re going to be able to pay them more. This is the mentality, the scaling mentality that we\u2019ve been applying to our team. So I think that\u2019s one of our secret to growing and as well, like as you mentioned earlier, you need to be like extremely resilient. It\u2019s very hard work. Very hard work. Very hard work is like pushing the limits all the times and I\u2019m very happy as an owner of the company, is like the person, the manager I am right now. I\u2019m a totally different animal than I was like a year ago and I\u2019m pretty sure I\u2019m going to be like, it\u2019s a little different one day a year from now.\nSo, it\u2019s constantly learning and surrounding yourself with other entrepreneurs or of business people that have been facing the same problems. This is the way I see scaling up and this is why I\u2019m very confident we\u2019re going to scale up an extra 50% next year.\nMatthieu: So it\u2019s about management for you. The scale is going from management.\nAur\u00e9lien: Yeah, I mean, management mindsets and effort. You need to manage everything and since being in China you need to be cash flow positive. You need to make wise investments and you need to be healthy, basically. Like if you want to grow like this, it means you\u2019re a healthy company because there\u2019s a lot of companies that have loans from banks here and there and you never know if they\u2019re healthy. We need to grow therefore we need to be healthy.\nMatthieu: I see. You said you are a family company. Did it rotate in France initially, or you started from China? Is it linked with your parents or grandparents or family? Because you studied with your brother.\nAur\u00e9lien: It\u2019s a family company because I studied with my brother here. He came here 10 years ago and he started a consultancy doing sourcing and trading, and then afterwards we came here, we study another product which failed, which was an e-commerce platform. After this failure, we decided to launch IT Consultis and we also own Two Thai restaurants, actually three Thai restaurants in Shanghai. So it\u2019s been always like it\u2019s my brother and I and now we have two other, I mean a third co-founder and another French partner.\nSo we have four partners, but you know, like the mentality, the way we work, the way we lead is really like a big family. That\u2019s, I think, one of the reasons why people are staying in the long run because of us as well.\nMatthieu: Interesting. So, the family mentality is not only because you\u2019re starting with your brother. So you started in 2011 and when I look at your background, you\u2019re not a programmer. I look at your background on LinkedIn. I will read it for the audience. Structural engineer, social design, 45 story complex results are what was the product when you were a student and you studied reinforced concrete structures, eight oil cakes, product management, two construction, very far away from the digital industry. How did you, how did you catch up to be an addition landscape in 2011, just after graduation?\nAur\u00e9lien: So that\u2019s an interesting mindset. When you\u2019re young you think that you\u2019re a little bit invincible. So my background is that I\u2019m actually, as you mentioned, like a civil engineer. I graduated from one of the top engineering school in France. I did my first master\u2019s degree in France, then I went to the US and I did a second master\u2019s degree. I was also a researcher. I did a lot of amazing things over there, and then it was the recession in the US so it was a little bit difficult to get a visa there in 2009, 2010. So, I decided to join my brother to come to China and to become an entrepreneur and at that time we were like, hey, let\u2019s give it a try and there are opportunities.\nSo, one of the ways we\u2019d been able to do it is like always surround ourselves with people that will have the knowledge, and I think coming back to your earlier question, why we\u2019ve been able to scale the business this well. I\u2019ve seen a lot of companies that study that exactly the same time as us. The only difference is that the main person, the main driver of the company was usually a programmer and these people were involving himself 100% into the project. So that means like creating value but within the company. What we\u2019ve been having is like really working on in and out of the company.\nSo structuring the company, I\u2019ve been working on delivering the value but also growing an ecosystem around it. So I think this has been very helpful and afterwards why and why not. There\u2019s a lot of entrepreneurs that have been starting different businesses where they have no background and no experience in that field. So, I think we\u2019re trained as engineers or as business people doing the schools that we\u2019re doing in France. We are raised and the education that we are structuring us to solve problems.\nLike when I get into that industry and now seven, eight years ago, I saw this as like having these challenges here and these challenges here and this is the direction we wanted to take, and how are we going to assemble and how are we going to work with everything. So if tomorrow you say, hey, Aur\u00e9lien, I really need to start a company in that ecosystem. I will not be scared. I would approach it in a very specific way.\nMatthieu: But still recruiting a programmer requires tests, requires to know if you can really do it. Can\nyou do it well? Can you do it averagely? Can you do it poorly? How did you assess if you could do it poorly, averagely, or in an outstanding way? What is your first experience, an e-commerce product that you learned, which gave you the directions or tools, the ideas on how to assess the ability of this?\nAur\u00e9lien: So, I mean, first of all, the key for us to start the company was really recruiting our third co-founder, which was Thomas Guillemaud, who is still part of the company and he\u2019s like one of the director and he more than my brother and I is more geeky. He\u2019s like even though he has graduated from a business school, he has a programmer and a geek mindset. So I\u2019ve been on board, it was already the opportunity to ensure that this area of the business will be 100% covered. Then afterwards it\u2019s always recruiting the right person that you can trust, and when we started at that time, we started with less than $10,000. That\u2019s like one of the things that also you need to realize.\nSo we had $10,000 and we had like a couple of people to pay including myself, including Thomas, including the first programmer that will be hired, including the office. So, remaining cash flow positive has been quite a challenge, especially at the beginning. So that was the major challenge and then you need to bet on people because at the time we couldn\u2019t hire senior people. We definitely could not hire senior people. So he was like, for us, it\u2019s always been betting on very smart young people that we know we can trust and that will grow step by step within the growth of the company. That will help us grow the company.\nMatthieu: When did you join? Just at the start or?\nSome clients of IT Consultis\nAur\u00e9lien: I joined, yeah, sort of the start. That was a funny story because we were doing this e-commerce platform and we were at a point where it was difficult for us to maintain it and continue it. I talked to my intern at that time and my brother and I, we shared this idea that we wanted to start a digital agency. She came back to us and said, hey guys, you know how to do this. I have the perfect guy for you. You need to meet Thomas. I mean he\u2019s in France right now but he\u2019s going to graduate soon, and the next thing you know, so I got him on the phone and I told him, hey, Thomas we want to do this. We have no money but real ambition and we think that China is a great market.\nOf course, I was a little bit more convincing but I don\u2019t know how, but he said, hey, yes. The next day he was li\nke, two days later he was taking a flight ticket. So yeah, that call was pretty convincing, pretty proud of myself. That was the first break. So, coming back to your question is like how do you influence people for them to in the end join your company? Like, join your path and you have like a big hairy, ambitious goal. How can you share it with other people and how they will follow you at some points. I think this is the biggest strengths of some entrepreneurs, is the ability for them to, for people to join them on their path at some point.\nMatthieu: I see. Talking about a the big ambitious goal, which is a wedding used by EOS. How EOS, I know you\u2019ve been involved in EOS in China, Shanghai. How Eagle has influenced your way of management and change your way of management and since when?\nAur\u00e9lien: I think EOS has tremendously changed my life in many ways. First of all from a perspective, so when joining EO about two and a half years ago, we were just reaching the million dollar revenue, annual revenue. At that time I was thinking that, well, we\u2019re a pretty decent accompany. We\u2019re doing well and getting in an organization where there was so many businesses that were like $500 million business. I was looking at it like wow, I have a long way to go. So first of all, I was thinking that wherever I was, maybe I was thinking that I was a decent size. I realized that I was a very small size.\nSo, from that moment I decided I need to continue working very hard in order to grow to a sustainable size in and to be respected in the community, in the entrepreneur community. So that\u2019s the first thing about Eo and then surrounding yourself with like-minded people, people that you can share your challenges, and you can brainstorm about how you can improve your methodology, the way you manage things, the way you scale your business. This has helped me in these things like a great learning tool. What I like to do is you identify, you have a couple of mentors in the organization and you have a couple of mentees. I like both aspects of it because I have a lot of accelerators, a lot of other EO members that are coming to me and asking me questions about how do I do this?\nHow do I do that? I do the same thing we was out of people. So I think it\u2019s a great learning community and of course as you know, I put a lot of time into it. I\u2019m part of the board of directors for two years. I was an accelerator coach as well and I like it. Of course, this can be time-consuming and taking your time a little bit away from your business or your personal life at some point. But you know, I have to say that it\u2019s like it\u2019s worth doing it. So I highly recommend any entrepreneur to get into the organization.\nMatthieu: Talking about your thoughts, what was your first client? What was your first client and how did you get it?\nAur\u00e9lien: All right, so first clients was very small. I mean very small. It\u2019s actually like that smaller of a restaurant, a French restaurant called Le Salio. I think everybody in Shanghai knows it. So the mindset that we adopted at that time was if we want to grow, we have no portfolio, we have no experience and we have no reason for people to trust us. That\u2019s it. We\u2019re coming like way up those companies that are doing like 20, 30 projects. So, the only way people are going to select this is that first of all we can \u2026 They feel that they can have the trust in us and of course, I think we\u2019ve got to be cheaper than the competition. So getting on the market, our first project was a $500 pro\nject, which probably most of the company.-\nMatthieu: 500?\nAur\u00e9lien: Yeah, and at that time we thought we were crazy rich, the beginning of us becoming super rich. In the end that was like a 20 day project. So, I\u2019ll let you calculate. So what was the hourly rate we get paid for that project? So it was \u2026 Yeah, we didn\u2019t make much money on that one but it was the idea. When we started the company, you think those young entrepreneurs, they have no experience. They don\u2019t have a portfolio is just like, yeah, they seem to be nice and with a smile on their face and why should I choose them? So, you need to start, you need to show your motivation, you need to show your commitment and show that whatever is going to happen, you never going to quit on it. You\u2019re going to deliver.\nWhatever it takes you\u2019re going to deliver and you\u2019re got to deliver with the highest level of quality and expect at that particular time. So people decided to trust us of course, because we were in the entrepreneur community already for quite a bit of time and we were showing that we will not quit. That was the beginning. This $500 million project, what we did at that time is that even though we could have to get paid like two or $3,000 for the same job we ensured at that time that this looked like a $2,000 project, for one simple reason is that even if we know we\u2019re going to lose money on that project, but when the company that had $20,000 would come to see us, we will look good enough to take, legitimate enough to take that $2,000 project.\nOnce we get that $2,000 project we made it look like a $4,000 project. Therefore, when this $4,000 company will come then, and this has been our approach since the beginning. Of course, I cannot do this for seven years. Now we are focusing more on profitability. But this is how you scale up from doing companies like small restaurants to Fortune 500 companies. Because the SME, they were looking at us to how you can only do websites for restaurants, and then, yeah, you show that you can do it, that you\u2019re aggressive. Then step by step you get here and thenthe second stage you get here, then. We didn\u2019t start with a Fortune 500. We started really at the bottom of the line. So very little cash, very little experience on the Chinese markets, and then like step by steps, we worked very hard to get here, very hard to get here, very hard. Then this is where we\u2019re going.\nMatthieu: The difficulty of managing an agency and I was trying to understand also people in the agencies, say dream about having a product because of product makes life much easier. It\u2019s retainer. It\u2019s paid monthly or yearly. How have you \u2026 What has been the service that helped you to grow? How\nyou manage the growth of the agency where you need to adapt constantly to the market, to the client because there\u2019s a new technology? How will you manage this? I feel it\u2019s rare that you can reach a size of 70 people because of this, because you taught to manage the growth of an agency.\nAur\u00e9lien: So first of all, talking about employee retention, because that\u2019s the first thing, as you say. A lot of people like to go in startups where there\u2019s a product where they\u2019re going work on something very specific. I have to say that a couple of years ago it was really hard because we were training really talented developers and they were very often attracted as well by those kind of startups that raise very fast capital and the developers with a really crazy amount of money. That\u2019s something that we could not compete with.\nSo, I think retention was one of the key challenge, and then as a company, we tried a few times to say, hey, we\u2019re going to develop the products instead of doing only the agency work. What we realized is that it is really not the same word. It\u2019s really different and we have basically like two or three opportunities.\nMatthieu: What products?\nAur\u00e9lien: I think, everybody I\u2019ve seen \u2026 Okay, so our first opportunity was like an HR system. We worked in the past for IRA, Index, Stella Luna and a couple of like the capital as well. Specific product which was like an O2O product where you can scan it at your code, those sharp little leaflets in the shopping bag when people will leave. They\u2019ll scan a code and then like having the opportunity to apply online directly for a job in the company. You\u2019re just thinking about Zara, like the client can actually, one of the staff, one of the in store staff. So at that time companies wanted to leverage their in-store traffic to convert them into potential employees because for them recruitment was like those companies are growing like thousands and thousands of stores every year or more.\nSo, they were leveraging these. So, at that time we got a lot of requests for a similar product by different brands. So we were like wow, there\u2019s a great opportunity and the problem is that if you have an agency on one side and you\u2019re trying to develop a product from the other side, you always are going for the thing th\nat makes you eat. Sort of thing that was making us eat was the money that our clients were giving us. If you want to develop a product, that\u2019s a really different structure in terms of investment because you need to be accompanied. You cannot charge a product like $10,000 to each of the clients because if it is a product they want to pay maybe a thousand dollar a month or they want to be built on a retainer.\nSo at that time we didn\u2019t have the structure or capability or maybe just the mindset to make it happen. So, that was the first product, and then really the second product is a little bit like everybody has done at some point. Some agencies have pivoted to duties which is like the social CRM, either charge bird or social CRM. So I know one agency that is, I mean, like one social CRM that is doing extremely good. That was actually an agency in the past and of course we\u2019re working with them. They have an awesome product, but at some point we couldn\u2019t continue doing the agency and the product. So like that to say hey, we\u2019re only going into product direction.\nThere\u2019s one agency that is doing a little bit of both still, which I think is very courageous of them. So like for us, I think that we understood that IT will be very difficult to be the best at it and that there was already two and three excellent player on the market and to catch up with them, we would have had to raise funds and would have had to really change the strategy. When you want to grow a company like what we\u2019re doing, at 50% year on year you need to put your full attention. This is like a 70 hours a week work and if you want to develop a product on the side, this is probably the same mindset and same amount of work. So, we only have one life and you need to sleep at some point. So, that\u2019s one of the reasons why we didn\u2019t go that way.\nMatthieu: The other thing, you said at the beginning that you had other businesses. You had Thai restaurants and you mentioned also other businesses. So, you are actually managing different businesses, or you\u2019re involved in different businesses.\nAur\u00e9lien: So, we\u2019re involved. At the time, a couple of years ago I was spending e maybe like 20 or 30% of my time in the restaurant business and then 70% on the agency. Now I\u2019m doing 99% on the agency or like 120 on the agency and maybe 1% on the restaurant. My brother is taking ca\nre of the restaurant business, so he is spending like 50, 60% of his time on the agency and 40% on the restaurants. It\u2019s like making a decision on where you want to invest your time, but that\u2019s what it is at the moment.\nMatthieu: Why did you suddenly open restaurants? Was it because you are not sure about your business and you wanted to diversify? Was it because you find opportunity? Was it because you had other partners to partner with?\nAur\u00e9lien: Yeah, I mean, it was really an opportunity at that time. It was like five years ago. One of our friend was actually selling her Thai restaurants and she wanted to do something different other than a restaurant. My brother and I in the family we\u2019ve always dreamed about having restaurants. So, she came along with a \u2026 She was seeking for investors, buyers, and she told us, yeah, I\u2019m willing to sell it for that price, and we were like. So we made a couple of calculation and we said, all right, we\u2019ll do it. That was just based on an opportunity. It could have been another business then like say, hey, let\u2019s see this opportunity, let\u2019s give it a try.\nSo then we had the first one, then we opened a second one, which is a much bigger one and now we have as well lounge, a little kind of like corner, fast food restaurant called Urban Tuk Tuk, which is something that is using more like the new retail, new technologies and a lot of delivery, shopping mall or co-working space. This is not like the big restaurant where you can sit down. This is more like a delivery corner and this is something that is much more scalable than just a typical restaurant which requires tremendous investment if you want to start one location.\nMatthieu: I see. What\u2019s the name of the first restaurant?\nAur\u00e9lien: Urban Thai, so it\u2019s Thai food. Sorry, it\u2019s not French food\nMatthieu: Okay, going back to IT Consultis. You have developed the first website was basically a website for restaurants, even website. Now we are developing a much more sophisticated project. What is the main project that you are asked to work for in China? Is it to go to Tmall and open a Tma\nll shop and design the Tmall shop? Is it to have an independent website? Is it HTML five? Is it a mini program? What\u2019s new? What\u2019s trendy for 2018?\nAur\u00e9lien: Okay, so just to correct on this. So we don\u2019t do Tmall. I know it\u2019s something that is written on our website, but that\u2019s something that we should have changed already years ago. So we don\u2019t do the Tmall work. We have excellent partners doing this and so we do mainly things that will require somebody working on the strategy. Then we have a UI, UX designer, then we\u2019ll have programmers working on it. So I will say the big, so we have been working with a brand like Swatch, like Decathlon, Porsche, Budweiser.\nWhat strikes me in 2018 is really the only channel approach is that you\u2019re not doing a websites just to do a website anymore. You\u2019re doing a website to display your contents, not only on the website, but you\u2019re creating a content management system to display the information in a mini program on the website, in the in-store display. So now when brands are coming to see us it\u2019s like really the Omni channel approach where you have two targets, different users at a different time. We, of course, like a piece of content that is going to be displayed in a very specific way for them. So, right now one of the things that I\u2019m the most proud of is the ability for the IT Consultis team to really take and that call though those program where right now we\u2019re working with a brand from the concept to delivery.\nWe\u2019re helping them with selecting their ERP partners. We\u2019re helping them with selecting the CRM partners. We are helping them with digital touch points in the store. We are helping them to develop their e-commerce mini program, their websites and linking everything with an order management system. So, that\u2019s how deep we are able to go from doing these small website to having really like a strategy Omni channel approach where we\u2019re going to target, of course, everything is around We Chat nowadays.\nSo you need to interface interacts and make sure that it\u2019s going to be perfectly integrated within the ecosystem, the Chinese digital ecosystem, or if we\u2019re doing a project for Singapore or at a region in Asia being integrated in those systems as well.\nMatthieu: I see. So positioning yourself as the one stop agency which is going to partner with an ERP, which concerns ERP, for the end client and you\u2019re going to organize all this work because I guess you cannot take care of everything. So, what are the different aspects to look at when you talk about an Omni channel strategy? You\u2019re talking about We Chat, clearly to be ready to work on We Chat, linked to QR code, a link to the ERP or the CRM or the company? What other aspects should be looked at?\nAur\u00e9lien: Well, I mean, I think you\u2019ve already listed quite a few of them. I mean, it depends afterwards, if you\u2019re talking about an international brand or if you\u2019re talking about a brand that is localized. There\u2019s a lot of challenge with data storing in China. Privacy is always a little bit of deregulation, so you need to pay a lot of attention to this and afterwards it\u2019s really helping brands and customers or other entrepreneurs, to make the best educated decisions. Our mindset is like that for the brands that we\u2019re serving is to bring them the best return on investment.\nSo, it\u2019s really helping them to make choices that are going to create like real revenue for them and that is going to be, first of all, scalable and that they\u2019re going to be able to keep using for the long run that is going to be easy for them to maintain, and where are they going to have most freedom to interact with their ecosystem.\nMatthieu: You\u2019re putting Ho Chi Minh, you\u2019re putting Singapore. I find Hi Chi Minh will be partly for development. It also falls in market of Vietnam, and what about Singapore? How did you develop those three locations? Do you have partners over there? Did you send one of your partner over there, one of the co-founders? How did you develop this? I feel opening a new location is always a very big challenge.\nAur\u00e9lien: Yeah, opening a location is always a challenge and you always have more challenge than what you expected earlier. So right now, so two years, a little bit more than two years ago, we made a decision to open Ho Chi Mihn. So, main reason for this is that we always had A pack in ambitions. So not only China ambition and at that time it was actually super-duper hard. Two or three years ago there was a crazy scarcity in order to find technical talents in Shanghai. At that time we were debating whether just opening like a production center in a little bit further than Shanghai.\nIt can be Hangzhou, it can be Suzhou, but it can be all the way up to Chong Chior to Chung Lu. We were not really sure wher\ne to go, but we also knew that we had a back ambition. So being a back ambition, like doing something in Suzhou, Hangzhou, when you want to target Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand or Japan or Korea at some points, didn\u2019t really make sense. So we studied a little bit Asia Pacific. Of course, we had to look at India because India is very famous for its development. We had to look at the Philippines and we had to look at Vietnam. One of our good friend, they already had a production center over there and he was telling us only good things about it.\nSo, we decided just to go there for trip and we kind of fell in love with the country and the city. We started to interview people and then after 10 days over there, we decided to open a company. So that was interesting. So my brother and I went there. Then Thomas went there, we stayed there one week. Thomas stayed there one week and after two weeks we met with the lawyer and we started the company straight away. So, I think that was a wise choice. Afterwards as you as you mentioned, opening a company and having two location is something that is, of course, very challenging. What we thought that, like we just clap and the company will open and everything will be easy. Teams will work together very easily.\nNo, that\u2019s not as easy as it looks because whenever you\u2019re working on new sites, the easy communication, that\u2019s when you have a problem or when you have like a task to do, you just scan and go to the person and say hey, whatever I wrote on that ticket, I was expecting it to be like this and not like this. Now, you have people, of course like it\u2019s almost the same time so there\u2019s only one hour time difference but that means you need to document much better what you\u2019re doing. Then at the same time we\u2019re talking about different culture, different language. So it\u2019s like creating added barriers and anticipated ways to work. Then like India, it kind of forced us to become more and more professional.\nSo in a way, that was not expected but I have to say that this would add some words in terms of quality control and in terms of project management. So if before you would spend like 20% of project management of quality control on the project, then all of a sudden you\u2019ll need to spend like five or 10% more on the same project because you need to add communication. You need to add documentation. That was one of the thing. But for us, we always work. So we have the two teams and right now, most of the work that we\u2019re doing is actually targeting China. So for most of the project we still have like 50%, 50%. We always have the same amount of people working here in China, which had Chinese developer most of the time working on a project along developers from Vietnam.\nMatthieu: How big is the team in Vietnam?\nAur\u00e9lien: So right now we have 40 people in Shanghai. We have a little bit less than 30 in Vietnam, and\nwe have two people in Singapore.\nMatthieu: What was your first high? You have the manager?\nAur\u00e9lien: Yeah, our first hire was a lady called Ming. She\u2019s our HR and admin manager over there. So, that was my first hire. I spend like eight hours in the store retail, in the meeting room of store retail, one of the first, I mean, the first time I went there because we had already pre-screened a lot of CV. I met people back to back and after this it was clear that we were going to hire her and then a couple of days later she was starting with us. So that was like starting and straightaway launching something. For Singapore, Singapore was a different story. So Adrian, who was our BD manager in Shanghai, his girlfriend, um, who was like a very important position within a pharmaceutical organization, was moved to Singapore as a director for APAC Region.\nFor Adrian it was a little bit hard to stay here and he told us, hey guys, I love the company and I definitely see that they could be a potential opportunity in Singapore. So, I think that will be great if I go there and I opened the office. I think the decision was made same thing in just a couple of hours. Say hey, let\u2019s give it a try and see how it works, so.\nMatthieu: I see. You\u2019re developing partly from Vietnam, only from Vietnam. We know that China is very specific in terms of development programming. There is China and the rest of the world, basically as Facebook and then Facebook and Google and then Google. How do you \u2026 What would you suggest any client to do in order to localize in China, their digital presence? What are the best practices to follow in China? Do you have a list in mind to look at when you look at the website and you look at the situation of a company of what you will have to adapt?\nAur\u00e9lien: I used to manage most of the design and the design localization when the company was a little bit smaller. I mean like not doing it. That is not massive, but interacting a lot with our design team to work on this job, but it\u2019s been quite a long time. So, I don\u2019t think I have the best skills up to dates, at least, when it comes to this, but overall of course user experience. So you have to look at different things. You need to first look at it from a programming perspective because as you know, there\u2019s the great firewall in China. The way you\u2019re working globally with CDN, like a specific script specific functionality, this doesn\u2019t apply in China because we were going to come back to it.\nBut there\u2019s the programming part, symptoms of localization, that\u2019s the first thing. The second part is the user experience. So, user experience, we\u2019re going to start by this. Of course, each and every single country has their own specific ways to have their own user experience, their own user interface. But I think China is at another level. Everybody knows about the Chinese great firewall and that the fact that the ecosystem is very different here. So having a different ecosystem means that Chinese users have bee\nn used to really use different apps such as We Chat, Alipay and it has changed as well the way that users are, sorry, experience creator are working within the system. So, a lot of people now will open a website or e-commerce platform.\nWe\u2019ve seen We Chats, so they will have to use all the social logging aspect. They will ask to move maybe coupon of We Chat or they will need you create a mini program instead of just doing an application. So localization on that part is very crucial. The Chinese users, they have a different mindsets. They have a different way to interact with a digital screen, with the digital world and I think it\u2019s something that needs to be taken into consideration. For example, when you\u2019re doing shopping on Amazon, on an app or like in France or in the US, the user experience is going to be very different than the user experience you\u2019re going to have on Tmall, you\u2019re going to have on JD.\nSo, when you\u2019re building something for an ecommerce perspective, you need to think about instant how the users are going to interact with your experience. So, that\u2019s the first thing and there\u2019s a good list of like five, 10, 20 things that you need to check upon. But the most important thing is like the mindset and getting the inspiration from those experiences in order to make sure that the learning curve of the users coming on the experiences that you have created is going to be the smallest possible. So, that\u2019s the first thing, the user experiences. The second thing that you can really have is from a technology perspective.\nI think that\u2019s one of the reason why as well, there\u2019s not a lot of massive players coming to China and that we are competing with. Not a lot of agency will have this knowledge about how to do digital in China. So, you have the great firewall so that means you need to host your website in China, most of the time and all the time. So you need to have your content delivery network in China. You need to have everything registered in China. So, that\u2019s one of the big challenge and you need to use all the ecosystems. So, including all the API\u2019s of Alipay, of We Chat pay, like studying up here your media program or interconnecting with your order management system, your CRM system.\nOf course everything needs to be storing data or anonymize if you send outside of China. So, those are the other things to consider because a company that will go to like Vietnam or Indonesia or a French company that will try to do e-commerce, in Germany things will be quite easy, maybe the only thing that you will need to change is the language, but the infrastructure is easy. Like if you have a website that is hosted in France, it\u2019s easy to do it in Germany. In China, it\u2019s either merge different levels. The localization is a real challenge for every brand, and then I always say one of the biggest challenge as well is that a lot of the global solution such as sales force commerce or eco-commerce are not yet authorized in China. So, that means-\nMatthieu: They\u2019re authorized in Hong Kong, right?\nAur\u00e9lien: Yes.\nMatthieu: So, there\u2019s Salesforce in Hong Kong.\nAur\u00e9lien: So there\u2019s still a lot of companies using sales force that will probably require a lawyer to discuss more about the new regulations, but if we just talk about sales force commerce, which is the ecommerce platform, then this is like a solution that do not have that eye center. So if you want to use it first in terms of legal aspects it\u2019s a little bit shaky. The second thing is that it\u2019s not in China. The time that you will have in order to just do a transaction or add something to your checkout is going to take maybe like one, two, sometimes three seconds. So therefore it\u2019s going to kill your user experience. So, those solutions are not in China, so there\u2019s a lot of companies that are using those big solutions probably, when it comes China you can abuse it.\nSo they need to use another solution such as Magento or in that order, management system, or they might use Adobe content management system globally, or Side Co, and then you come to China and they need to use something different.\nMatthieu: I see. You were talking about you actually. Do use the scrum methodology to adapt to every iteration?\nAur\u00e9lien: Yeah, I mean from a job, there\u2019s always a little bit of a challenge too because doing scrubbing and agencies, that is always a little bit of a challenge, but-\nMatthieu: Why do you think it\u2019s challenging?\nAur\u00e9lien: Because we are \u2026 Our workloads really depends on our clients\u2019 feedback sometimes. Like when you\u2019re working on a product, it\u2019s very easy to know that you\u2019re going to do this and then you\u2019re going to do that and then you\u2019re going to do that. Working with a client sometimes is you\u2019re expecting feedback. So, let\u2019s say you start on a design, you do your wireframe and then all of a sudden you\u2019re stuck for one week because you\u2019re waiting for feedback. At that time you need to work on another project. So let\u2019s say that you need to very often realign what are the priorities and how, of course you need to make sure that you don\u2019t do context changes too often.\nBut that\u2019s of course, how are you going to optimize the resource management we\u2019ve seen within the company? So of we\u2019re using it, but we\u2019re adopting in the best way possible.\nMatthieu: So when you work with a client, do you say, we have tools for iteration? How do you communicate on that?\nAur\u00e9lien: So that\u2019s always a challenge because a number of iteration is, it\u2019s always great to define a framework but what I love and why I love the mindset of our people is to be like until it\u2019s going to be perfect, then we have to make it happen. So, of course usually what we see is that usually will take three or four iteration depending on what area you\u2019re looking at. So for example, if you\u2019re like talking about wireframe, if you\u2019re doing UX part, then like two or three iteration will be necessary. 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        "raw_content": "Big Up Yourself: It\u2019s About Time You Like Being You\nBig Up Yourself: It\u2019s About Time You Like Being You gives you the easiest, smartest, and fastest tools to help you big up yourself. What does that mean? To like who you are. Right here and right now. You\u2019ll learn about your four primary elements and how to take care of them in a simple, new way, for ten minutes each day. That is all it takes to learn how to big up yourself.\nYou\u2019ll learn important rules to pull you along. How to dream big but to start small. How to go by the 99% Rule, (Even if you\u2019re 99% right, you are a better person for apologizing about that 1% wrong). How to thank the people who annoy you (they\u2019re your best teachers, you know). 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Wearing plaid bell bottoms, I carried my own handwritten sign, \u201cThey won\u2019t hurt you, why should you hurt them? Give them a chance, too!\u201d (There were even smiley faces in the letter O\u2019s.)\nAs demonstrators march for and against President-Elect Donald Trump, I\u2019m reminded of all the marches I\u2019ve attended since that first protest. Moreover, I value demonstrations which don\u2019t incite hatred or violence because they are hallmarks of a healthy democracy.\nMy mother, a first-generation American, instilled in me the belief that if I thought something was wrong, it was my obligation to speak out against it. In between long drags on her cigarette, she shared the Jewish adage: if you save one life, you save an entire world. Her interpretation? With your one life, try to do something.\nShe didn\u2019t mind when I skipped school to attend demonstrations. To her, engaging in political activism was the best kind of education. I traveled to New York City to protest the Vietnam War, and also ventured to Washington D.C. for demonstrations in favor of women\u2019s reproductive rights.\nWhen I was in my mid-twenties, I attended a reproductive rights rally in New York. It was about the time that I\u2019d become more religiously observant, so I carried a clothes hanger (to represent what women sometimes used for illegal abortions) and another handwritten sign reading, \u201cOrthodox Jews for the Right to Choose.\u201d A woman approached me, saying she wanted to join my organization; I admitted that I\u2019d just started it and I was the only one in it. Afterwards, I went home on the subway. It was crowded and I squeezed my way out the car. I now apologize to that passenger, whoever she is, who discovered that I accidentally left my hanger hanging off her sweater.\nBefore the Iron Curtain fell, I marched at the United Nations on behalf of Jews trying to leave the Soviet Union. 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I was instantly transported back to my childhood, dizzy with the thousands of stamps from around the globe staring down at me, pinned to the walls like zoological specimens in a museum. I watched the owner as he lovingly affixed a collage of stamps to the front of a package he was preparing to ship. We started chatted about my old passion for stamp collecting, a hobby that is rapidly becoming part of a lost world. I became quite teary, as if I had entered a lush forest on the verge of extinction.\nI feel the same whenever I wonder around antique shops, or stumble across old haberdashery stores that are still lovingly kept open by their elderly owners after several decades in business. In THE WAITING ROOM, I have written an entire chapter set inside an old shoemaker\u2019s cave in downtown Haifa:\n\u2018The shoemaker\u2019s workshop lies hidden at the edge of the shuk, down a crooked laneway that reeks of cat piss. 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She places her broken shoe onto the workbench.\n\u201cOne shoe does not walk alone,\u201d he says in a quiet steady, voice, without looking up at her.\u2019\nThese elderly craftsmen, whose lives have been dedicated to refining their ancient skills, are on the verge of disappearing \u2013 and along with them the magical world of my own childhood will vanish. Their stories are a portal to another time and place, where good craftsmanship and integrity were deeply valued and respected, so different to the disposable consumer culture of today, with its emphasis on cheap mass-manufacturing. My father was a tailor and I vividly remember the care he took in fussing over each client\u2019s measurement, jotting down secret numbers in a sacred notebook he kept hidden in his shirt pocket. He drafted bespoke patterns, which he laid out on the finest material, carefully cutting pieces he would later sew together by hand.\nThe stamp collector I met in Berkeley, the shoemaker in THE WAITING ROOM and my diminutive father in his tailor\u2019s workshop, are my connection to both the beauty and the hardships of the past. THE WAITING ROOM warns us that if we don\u2019t bear witness to history and what we have inherited from the past, we are more likely to hurtle blindly into a tenuous and shaky future.\u201d\nThank you, Leah Kaminsky.\nTHE WAITING ROOM is available wherever books are sold, including this link:\nhttps://m.harpercollins.com/9780062490476/the-waiting-room\nPosted in how to write, novels, Writers, Writing\t| Tagged Haifa, Israel, Leah Kaminsky, novel, Waiting room, writing\t| 5 Comments\nShimon Peres: Never Give Up Hope.\nI wrote to the Former Israeli President Shimon Peres\u2013who died Wednesday at the age of 93 and whose funeral was attended by seventy world leaders on Friday morning\u2013when he was a member of the Knesset, the Israeli Parliment, in 2004. I told him how I still hoped for peace despite everything going on around us in Israel. Peres wrote me the above letter. A while later, I wrote him again, asking how he was able to hold onto his hope and optimism when the future of the world seemed so bleak. He replied:\nIn the book, The Start-Up Nation by Saul Singer, Peres is quoted more than anyone else.\n\u201cThey called me a dreamer,\u201d Peres said in July as he laid the cornerstone for the Israeli Innovation Center, which will be part of the Peres Peace House in Tel Aviv-Jaffa. \u201cBut today, when I look at Israel, we all can see clearly that the greater the dream, the more spectacular the results.\u201d\nI have his words in my head whenever I\u2019m faced with a difficult goal. \u201cIf hope and optimism were to be replaced by despair and pessimism, the goals would never be attained.\u201d\nMay the memory of Shimon Peres\u2019 energy and enthusiasm for life continue to inspire us.\n\u201cLet us adopt the road to peace and innovation, which will always be better than war and terror,\u201d he said. \u201c\u2026I have one small request \u2013 Israel is a dream that came true. Permit me to continue to dream.\u201d\nPosted in miracles, Uncategorized\t| Tagged dream, hope, Israel, optimism, Shimon Peres\t| 2 Comments\nSo, the new novel is done! I sent it to my literary agent, Steven Chudney, who has sent it on to different editors at various publishing houses. Now comes the waiting, waiting, waiting time. From the high excitement (and a few tears) after finishing the book to the very anti-climactic time waiting to hear if it will be accepted. It\u2019s like sitting in the waiting room at Port Authority Bus Terminal waiting for a bus that might never show up. It\u2019s that much fun.\nSo here are some things we can do while waiting to hear from literary agents.\n1. Ignore what editors say about your unpublished novel. Ignore the reasons they give for rejecting your book. I got an email from a friend who also has her first novel making the rounds at publishing houses. She already got a rejection letter from one editor who told her it was too sad. Er\u2026um\u2026Romeo and Juliet? I would not touch the manuscript to please an editor until one of them says she wants to work with me, and then I would change it.\n2. Find something else to write. I know it\u2019s hard for me to concentrate right now (or \u201cwrite now\u201d) while I\u2019m waiting but the work is\u2026the work. I got to the point before I dug in and rewrote A Remarkable Kindness for the eighteenth time that I had to make a decision. I was going to write whether it got published or not. I would write for the joy of writing\u2014the other stuff is nice but it\u2019s the fluff. The substance is the actual work. I had to decide to write because I love writing and keep doing it. I thought of Emily Dickinson who wrote poems that nobody ever liked when she was alive\u2014but she did her art.\n3. Remember all those stories about writers who got rejected a hundred times. Chicken Soup for the Soul and The Help come to mind. Everyone knows those stories.\n4. Remind yourself what matters. I always had ideas of what would happen once I published my novel. I thought there would be a dramatic change. Then my novel was published and nothing really happened. I went on several book tours (nothing glamorous or exciting about sitting on those shiny bedspread covers in a motel room in a strange city), I met some great people (hello to you and you and you!), had several people say they loved my book (thank you!) and then I went home and went back to my desk to work.\n5. Ask, what\u2019s the goal? The goal of life isn\u2019t to be a best-selling author. Look at Hemingway who shot himself. (Well, alcoholism does lead to a depressing death or suicide eventually, anyway.) The goal is to be at peace with ourselves. Nothing outside myself can give me that inner happiness. I might get a temporary boost by work successes but it is only temporary. I might get a temporary letdown from rejections or bad reviews but that, too, passes.\nWe have to keep doing the inner work. Nothing else can fill us up. Not glittery prizes, not TV appearances, not sparkly reviews.\nTo my friend waiting to hear about her book, and to everyone else who is waiting for an answer, remember this: the goal is to accept and love ourselves as we are, right here, right now. And that\u2019s an inside job. We have to keep telling ourselves that we are wonderful. Don\u2019t say, \u201cWell, we\u2019re not really such-and-such,\u201d or, \u201cThis isn\u2019t a big deal.\u201d It is a gigantic deal.\nWe don\u2019t have to do anything spectacular to feel like a hero. All we have to do is live our lives as best as we can. We can stand somewhere and think about where we\u2019ve been and where we are now and the journey we\u2019ve traveled to get here. Then we can try to live our best chapter today.\nPost-script, Emily Dickinson agreed with Thomas Higginson, \u201cIf fame belonged to me, I could not escape her \u2014 if she did not, the longest day would pass me on the chase.\u201d\nPosted in Writers, Writing, Your Best Chapter\t| Tagged Author, Book, Literary agent, novel, publishing, rejections, writing\t| 16 Comments\nTools for Tuesday: Terrific Tools for Your Toolbox\nIn a funk? Remember the story of the baby chick. (Read on.)\nNo matter what we face today, there\u2019s always a solution. We might not get the answer immediately but it will come.\n\u201cWhatever God has blessed you with, take it with a grateful hand.\u201d \u2013 Horace\nCircumstances don\u2019t make us who we are: they reveal who we can be.\nSometimes we blame other people, hoping they\u2019ll change, but if we stop looking at them (what we think is the problem) and focus on ourselves, we will move toward what we want (the solution).\nSpeaking of which, we don\u2019t have to fall into the pattern of explaining ourselves. Keep this wisdom to ourselves. We can make a decision and do what we need to do without apologizing, justifying or trying to explain our position.\nBe happy with what we\u2019ve done and not unhappy with what we haven\u2019t done yet (How\u2019s that for piling on all those negatives to make a positive?!?)\nYou grew up. Sometimes it was hard. And painful. You sometimes want to slip back into being a quivering lump in the corner. But now you know what you are doing and you can pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and get out of the corner.\nWhat am I doing with what I have? Instead of focusing on what we think others have, instead of bemoaning all we can\u2019t do, we can try to do the best we can with the talents we\u2019ve been given.\nToday I can be grateful all I\u2019ve been given. My life is probably not perfect and I probably haven\u2019t achieved every goal I hoped I would have by now, but I can try to be at peace with myself, which is the most important task in my life.\nI read a great story about a woman who had baby chicks. She thought she would help some of the baby chicks with their hatching so she peeled back some of the egg shell to get the chicks out. But she soon realized that the chicks she \u201chelped\u201d were the very ones that didn\u2019t survive. They need to peck and pull and struggle: that was part of the lesson. We can\u2019t forget that the struggle is part of the lesson.\nPosted in Acceptance, Self-Talk\t| Tagged gratitude, happiness, life, living\t| 7 Comments\nMy friend, Lily, just got engaged. Mazel tov, mazel tov, the sound of breaking glass is not far behind. (For those who don\u2019t know, under the chuppah, or wedding canopy, the groom steps on a glass at the end of the ceremony to recall the destruction of the ancient Temple in Jerusalem in 70 C.E.)\nLily, who should have been happy, instead was disappointed. Her fianc\u00e9 had dressed up in a tuxedo and got down on one knee and bought her cards expressing his love. But it just wasn\u2019t what she had imagined would happen and it was all sort of anti-climactic.\nWhen I worked at National Lampoon, I once wrote an article called, \u201cFantasy vs. Reality Sex.\u201d In one column was what I thought would happen; in the other column was what actually happened. Fantasy: \u201cHe has a well-trimmed mustache.\u201d Reality: \u201cHe has long hairs sticking out of his nostrils.\u201d\nIsn\u2019t it often like this? I often think how I\u2019m going to feel if only this or that happens. And then the thing happens but it\u2019s not what I wanted.\nAfter I wrote The Mom Who Took Off On Her Motorcycle, I went up to meet my ex-literary agent in her fancy office in New York City. I thought it would be so exciting to meet her and have her tell me what a fabulous book I wrote. I got there and her assistant spoke to me for a while and then the agent walked in and said, \u201cOh, so you\u2019re the one who wrote the motorcycle book.\u201d She spoke to me for a few minutes, and then returned to her inner office.\nI still need to remind myself that those very things that I think will make me happy, that will fill me up, that will bring me peace and joy won\u2019t do the job.It\u2019s the other things, the daily things. Taking care of myself each day. Taking care of myself physically, emotionally, spiritually and mentally. The other things are important, of course, but I find that sometimes if I set myself up with huge expectations, disappointments can\u2019t be far behind.\nThis is what it is. This is what I\u2019ve got. I want to try to appreciate what I have right here, right now. So now I come to the answer to the headline, Who is rich? That\u2019s what a rabbi who called himself Ben Zoma asks in the Talmud. The one who is happy with what he has. So congratulations to Lily and may her days be filled with joy!\nPS. For those of you who were wondering why I disappeared\u2026I\u2019m in the midst of finishing my next novel and I have to get back to work\u2026\nPosted in Lily and her stories, Self-care\t| Tagged acceptance, happiness, serenity\t| 10 Comments\nFrances Dinkelspiel: Do A Lot of Writing. Practice, Practice, Practice.\nIn my series of interviews with writers, I have been fortunate to talk to a wide variety of writers, including Molly Antopol, Anita Diamant, Dara Horn, Tatiana de Rosnay and many others.\nToday\u2019s interview is with Frances Dinkelspiel, author of Towers of Gold: How One Jewish Immigrant Named Isaias Hellman Created California and Tangled Vines: Greed, Murder, Obsession and an Arsonist in the Vineyards of California. Welcome, Frances!\nDiana Bletter: Towers of Gold is not only a personal history about your great-great-grandfather but also a book that covers so many fascinating topics from banking to Zionism, including information about finances, anti-Semitism and even the San Francisco earthquake. One of my editors once said that being a journalist means becoming an instant expert on a wide variety of subjects in a short amount of time.\u201d Can you talk about that? Since you wrote the book, have you learned new information? With Americans\u2019 interest in genealogy and family history, it is interesting that you hadn\u2019t heard that much about Isaias Hellman. Can you talk a bit about stumbling onto this story, and how the work might have changed your view of your family and your own identity?\nFrances Dinkelspiel: Your editor was correct in suggesting that being a journalist means becoming an instant expert in a wide variety of subjects. But writing a nonfiction book means becoming an expert on one subject or digging deeply into just a few topics. In Towers of Gold, I had to learn a tremendous amount about a few things, including Jewish life in Bavaria before 1860, how the frontier of California was transformed into a modern economy, the role Jews played in the development of California, banking, and details about my great-great grandfather, Isaias Hellman. The latter was the hardest since I had to piece together the chronology of his life and business dealings through letters, bills, business papers, photographs, and newspaper articles. The process took about eight years. I had a lot to learn and I also had to teach myself to write narrative, not journalism in the inverted pyramid style.\nI had known about my great-great grandfather, mostly that he had come from Germany and had something to do with Wells Fargo Bank. I actually stumbled upon his amazing story. I was writing personal essays and decided I should weave some family history into them. I knew Hellman\u2019s papers were at the California Historical Society. I thought I would spend an afternoon there and get some good tidbits for my personal pieces. Then the archivist told me there were 40 boxes of Hellman papers. I opened the first folder in the first to find his report card from the 1840s! And then a letter from his brother. I didn\u2019t even know he had a brother. Other boxes held letters signed by people I had learned about in school, such as Collis Huntington, one of the builders of the transcontinental railroad, Mayer Lehman, the founder of Lehman Brothers, and Levi Strauss, whose jeans are still famous today. I was immediately hooked.\nThe best part about writing Towers of Gold was discovering how many Hellman connections there are in the U.S. and meeting many of them. The Hellmanns (the name had two nns in Germany) were a big clan in Reckendorf and most of them emigrated to the U.S. or England. They had to since Germany classified them as less than citizens and opportunities were limited. It was fun to connect with descendants of all those people. I now feel part of a large tribe.\nI was also amazed to discover how successful Hellman became. He was the head of Wells Fargo Bank at the time of his death and in the early part of the 20th century he sat on the board of or served as president of 17 banks. He controlled $100 million. Yet he arrived in the U.S. in 1859 with practically nothing. That success is a testament to his business smarts and incredible luck as California was in midst of a great economic transformation.\nDiana Bletter: Moving on to your newest book, Tangled Vines: Greed, Murder, Obsession and an Arsonist in the Vineyards of California. (I love your titles.) After writing Towers of Gold, how long did it take you to find this subject? Some writers say their second book is more of a struggle than the first; what do you think?\nFrances Dinkelspiel: Towers of Gold was published in October 2008. In the fall of 2009, I wrote a story for the New York Times about an upcoming trial of a man accused of setting an fire that destroyed 4.5 million bottles of fine California wine worth about $250 million. While writing the story I remembered that my cousin had sent some port made by Hellman in 1875 to the wine warehouse that burned. It was at that point that I thought I might have another book idea, one that explored this heinous crime and also looked at the growth of the California wine industry, which is huge.\nDiana Bletter: Tell us a bit about you managed to write two best-selling, award-winning books while managing Berkeleyside, a news site that you co-founded. How does your work at Berkeleyside influence your book writing?\nFrances Dinkelspiel: I wrote Towers of Gold before I co-founded Berkeleyside. The difficulty in writing that book was combining work with raising two young children. Tangled Vines was different. It was hard to juggle what were essentially two full-time jobs. But my Berkeleyside partners were great. They never grumbled when I said I had to take off a few weeks to dedicate to writing. And since I was writing so many daily news articles for Berkeleyside, my writing wasn\u2019t \u201crusty,\u201d so I was efficient.\nFrances Dinkelspiel: Not sure. One idea involves oil and power and another family connection. But it will be a non-fiction book.\nDiana Bletter: You went to Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. In the age of blogging, would you still encourage new writers to go to graduate school? You also worked on a small newspaper after graduating. Do you still encourage new writers to do this? Is there any suggestion about writing that you\u2019d like to share with new writers?\nFrances Dinkelspiel: In many ways this is a fabulous time to be a journalist and go to journalism school. Blogging, in my opinion, is on the wane, but there are hundreds of news and lifestyle websites looking for good stories and articles. Nowadays, journalists need to know how to shoot and edit video, do podcasts, take photos and crunch data. Journalism schools are teaching reporters those skills and graduates are getting jobs. To hone those skills it\u2019s great to go to a place that lets you do a lot of writing so you practice, practice, practice. If you start as a clerk for the New York Times the chances of getting that practice are smaller than if you start at a smaller newspaper or a website.\nJournalism is different than narrative or essay writing, however. The best thing I did to become a better writer was join a writers\u2019 group. North 24th, our group, has been meeting for about 12 years. We critique one another\u2019s work and help make it better. I trust those women completely.\nDiana Bletter: Finally, my blog deals with how we can make each day part of the best chapter of our life. What do you do to take care of yourself each day, not only as a writer but as a person?\nFrances Dinkelspiel: I like to spend part of each day reading as I find it rejuvenates me. I am the kind of person who carries a book everywhere she goes so I can dip into it while waiting in line. Of course, I can also use my iPhone now for that. I also like to hike in the hills around my Berkeley home. And eat well. Living in the Bay Area, it\u2019s easy to eat well.\nThank you, Frances. Readers, check out Tangled Vines and Towers of Gold at your favorite indie bookshop or online. And keep reading \u2014 and writing.\nPosted in work, Writers, Writing, Your Best Chapter\t| Tagged Berkeley, blogging, California, Frances Dinkelspiel, Isaias Hellman, journalism, Tangled Vines, Towers of Gold, wine, writing\t| 7 Comments\nRachel Levy Lesser: Writing a Good Personal Essay Should Make You Feel Uncomfortable\nI\u2019m happy to welcome Rachel Levy Lesser to The Best Chapter. Rachel is the author of several books, including a memoir, Shopping for Love.\nDiana Bletter: Your memoir, Shopping for Love, manages to combine the deep sorrow dealing with your mother\u2019s battle with cancer, balanced by your lighthearted approach to shopping. I especially enjoyed your mother reminding you that what is important is that you were \u201crich in happiness.\u201d When did you decide to write the memoir and can you talk about some of the challenges you faced while writing it?\nRachel Levy Lesser: There was never really a point when I decided to write a \u201cmemoir.\u201d After my mother lost her long battle with cancer when she was 57, I was really struggling. I was dealing with the pain of her loss and I was having trouble functioning. I saw a therapist and she suggested I write down my thoughts and feelings about my mom and also my memories of her. I was having trouble expressing my grief and the therapist thought that writing these thoughts down would help. I took her suggestion and ran with it. I started to write down memories of my mom, and I soon realized that I had so many wonderful memories of us shopping together along with my grandmother and my aunt. I began to realize that shopping was more than just shopping for us. It was time spent together (which was so important when my mother became sick); we shared a lot of love shopping together and shopping sort of became a metaphor for the way we lived our lives \u2013 with all that love, hope, warmth and generosity.\nI began to understand that there was a life lesson in each shopping trip we had together. It was then when I realized these memories could perhaps come together in a memoir. So I began to frame my writing as a memoir \u2013 laying it out chapter by chapter \u2013 combining the light heartedness of the shopping trips with the sadness in dealing with my mother\u2019s illness and eventually her death. I liked the juxtaposition of the two, but I knew that I had to be careful. It got tricky sometimes trying to explain to my \u201creaders of the future\u201d how shopping really did bond us and how I learned so many valuable life lessons in the dressing room or while trying on shoes. I hoped they would understand it.\nI also wanted to hold true to my story and not make it into something it was not. There has to be conflict and an arc to every story, and I completely understand that. Many agents and publishers that I spoke to wanted me shift the story to focus on another conflict i.e. something to do with my dating life way back when or conflict among my mother and me. But that wasn\u2019t the real story. The conflict was within me. It was my struggle to come to terms with my mother\u2019s all too young death. I knew that\u2019s where the story was and I stuck to that.\nDiana Bletter: Your children\u2019 book, My Name is Rebecca Romm Named after My Mother\u2019s Mom, tells the story of a girl and the significance of her name. What\u2019s harder\u2014writing children\u2019s fiction or non-fiction? And can you talk about Who\u2019s Going To Watch My Kids? and what you made you write it?\nRachel Levy Lesser: I would say that for me writing the children\u2019s book was easier than writing my memoir and the other nonfiction book I wrote. Having said that though, I should also mention that for me at least the hardest part of the children\u2019s book was coming up with a story that would translate into a children\u2019s picture book. I had a lot of ideas floating around in my head (and I wanted to write one while my children were still young enough to appreciate it.) Once I outlined the story, writing it was not as difficult as it was for the other two nonfiction books that I wrote. I was also very lucky in that I worked with an extremely talented illustrator.\nWho\u2019s Going To Watch My Kids? was actually a book that was about a decade in the making. During that time, I employed several nannies for my children so that I could go to work in my office (for the first 5 years working for a marketing firm and then after that as a freelance writer and PR professional.) I had a lot of friends and colleagues were in the same situation as me: they had hired nannies to care for their children so that they could go to work. Whenever I got together with my friends, the topic of the nannies always came up. We were amazed at the relationships that developed between us (the working moms) and our nannies and the relationships between the kids, the rest of our families and our nannies. We were also amazed at the \u201cstuff\u201d we put up with so that our nannies wouldn\u2019t leave us so that we could continue to work. It was almost like our nannies became our bosses. We used to joke that the title of the book would be \u201cyou can\u2019t make this stuff up.\u201d\nI went to a writer\u2019s conference and pitched my concept of a nanny/working mom relationship book to some of the talented people I met. They thought there was something to it and helped me develop a framework for how I could tell the stories. I interviewed working moms across the country and their stories and mine came together in the book. It reads in part like a memoir and also gives tips on how to successfully hire and employ a nanny.\nDiana Bletter: You moved from marketing to freelance writing. What are some tips you can share with new writers about breaking into the writer\u2019s market? Can you talk about your experiences in publishing your books? Did you use your marketing expertise to help market your own books? Are there any mistakes you learned that you can help other writers avoid?\nRachel Levy Lesser: People ask me all the time about breaking into the writer\u2019s market and I always tell them that there is not one magic formula. For me it took a lot of time, hard work and persistence. I bought all the guide books or literary and publishing marketplaces and I spent hours, days, weeks, months on end going through them and highlighting potential agents and publishers. My office floor often looked like the stacks of a research library. For each of my projects, I reached out to agents and publishers that I thought would be a good fit and I was rejected so many times. But eventually I got nicer rejections, then some interest, and eventually some deals.\nI would also say that networking is key. I love to chat with people \u2013 anywhere and everywhere (my family and friends will tell you that!) and that\u2019s what I did. Whenever I meet someone in\u2014or related to\u2014the publishing industry I talk to them and ask for advice or if they have any leads. I also attended and still attend industry conferences. I\u2019ve met some of my most valuable contacts at these conferences. I still think there is real value in face to face contact. Along those lines though, I did make some mistakes in following some leads that went nowhere. I thought I had to jump at everything and I probably wasted a lot of time jumping at too many things.\nAs far as marketing the books, I definitely used my experience to help me. I reached out to any contacts that I had in the media from past stints to get press for the books. I also contacted book stores, book clubs and organizations that had some connection to the book i.e. I did a book signing at Saks Fifth Avenue in NYC for Shopping for Love since I wrote about the store in the book. I also held events at Gilda\u2019s Club (a cancer support community) because that book dealt with battling cancer and grief. I found that you have to be creative and come up with lots of ideas on your own to market your books. The media and the stores are inundated with requests so you (as an author) have to do the work to make their jobs easier (and not the other way around.)\nDiana Bletter: What are you working on now? How do you structure your contributions to The Huffington Post?\nRachel Levy Lesser: I\u2019m currently working on a lot of freelance articles for a variety of publications. There are some pieces that have been swirling around in my head (and on my computer) for years; other ideas come to me and sometimes seem to write themselves. Often times, I\u2019ll have an idea for an article and I think it will be one thing and it turns out to be another thing, which I love. I just went to a seminar on writing personal essays and one of the best things that I took away from it was that a really good essay will make you (the writer) feel uncomfortable. I need to remember that!\nFor The Huffington Post, I don\u2019t really have a set in stone way that I structure my pieces. I guess you can say that I have a certain style of writing which I\u2019ve developed over the years. People often tell me that it\u2019s a conversational type style, which I understand to be true. It\u2019s funny though because that took me a long time to develop. When I started writing for certain publications and I would be assigned a story to cover on a certain topic, I was so stiff and serious in my writing. I\u2019ve let a lot of that go.\nI also have another idea for a book. I started to outline it last year and couldn\u2019t get anywhere with it. Recently someone suggested something to me based on an article I wrote: the conversation we had about that article clicked something in me which made me realize I was doing the outline all wrong. I think I now know in which direction I need to take this next project/book but I need to completely redo the outline and also make myself feel more uncomfortable, which is hard for me to do. I\u2019ve also been collaborating with other people one a few articles which has been a lot for me. It gets me out of my own head and my own headphones sitting by myself in my office or at Starbucks. And I am still doing freelance PR work. I still love writing press releases and reaching out to the media. That never gets old for me \u2013 ever.\nDiana Bletter: Finally, this blog deals with how we can make each day part of the best chapter of our life. What do you do to take care of yourself each day, not only as a writer but as a person?\nRachel Levy Lesser: Writing for me is a way to take care of myself. I feel best on those days when I manage to get my thoughts on paper in a way that I didn\u2019t quite know how to when I first started out. After all, it was getting those thoughts down on paper that helped me when I wrote my first book, Shopping for Love. My family can usually tell when I\u2019ve had a good writing day by my mood and energy level at night \u2013 which is always higher when my writing went well.\nPracticing yoga for me is also a big part of taking care of myself. Yoga helps me think more clearly, it helps me feel so good \u2013 body, mind and soul. I know that sounds so cliche but it is so true. I\u2019m addicted to yoga which I remind myself is a good thing!\nThank you, Rachel.I had the opportunity to meet with her and members of her book club in April. I agree with Rachel\u2019s suggestion to keep talking to people because I had met Rachel\u2019s cousin at a conference in Israel and he suggested I contact her, saying \u201cShe\u2019s high energy and knows everybody.\u201d She then invited me to her book club where members joined me in a discussion of my novel.\nYou can find Rachel\u2019s books via your favorite independent book shop or online. And look for Rachel\u2019s pieces on parenting and life and things in between on The Huffington Post.\nPosted in publishing, rejections, Writers, Writing\t| Tagged book marketing, marketing, memoir writing, publishing, self-publishing, writing\t| 2 Comments\nMy Astonishing Discovery on Mother\u2019s Day\nLast year, soon after my step-son had just been diagnosed with Stage Four non-Hodgkin\u2019s Lymphoma, I went with him for one of his treatments at the hospital near Tel Aviv. Nadav has lived me with me on and off since he was eight years old; he\u2019s thirty-one now. As we were waiting for his medicine, my unofficially adopted daughter from Ethiopia, came into the room.\nThe nurse, preparing Nadav\u2019s medications, looked up. She\u2019d already witnessed a parade of visitors: Nadav\u2019s mother, father, friends, along with five siblings from our blended family. \u201cAnd who\u2019s this?\u201d the nurse asked.\n\u201cShe\u2019s my sister,\u201d Nadav announced, before going back to dozing on his thin hospital pillow. \u201cBut it\u2019s a long story.\u201d\nGrowing up with only one sister next to the McCarthy clan of eight on Long Island, I\u2019d always dreamed of having a large family. Although I counted myself among the first generation of young feminists (I took one of the first women\u2019s studies courses at Cornell, when our only textbook was a battered paperback copy of Sisterhood is Powerful) I still wanted to get married, have children. Some of my friends preferred to concentrate on their careers and gasped in wide-eyed astonishment as I popped out four kids in six years. Naively, over-optimistically, unrealistically, I assumed I could do it all: juggle my writing career and kids while still making my own granola and baking bread.\nAfter my first marriage crumbled, I married Jonny who had two of his own kids, upping my maternal responsibilities to six children, all under the age of eleven. Then, a friend told us about a young Ethiopian woman working in his office. He said that Degetu came in to work wearing the same shirt and pants day after day after day. He asked Jonny and me if we could help her. We agreed; but we didn\u2019t want to only help her financially: we wanted to be part of her life and to have her be part of ours. After all, once you\u2019re dealing with six, what\u2019s one more kid? I\u2019ve always tried to practice what I preached at my bat mitzvah, which was the idea of tikkun olam, repairing the world. There\u2019s a Jewish saying, If you save one life, you save the world, and I believed that to be true.\nDegetu was born in a birthing hut somewhere in Gondar Province, Ethiopia. She isn\u2019t exactly sure of her birthday; her passport still reads 00/00/0000, but her mother remembers it was during Ethiopian President Mengistu Mariam\u2019s Red Terror Campaign in the early 1980s. In the middle of one dark night, she, her parents, and her eight brothers and sisters were airlifted to Israel along with about six thousand other Jews during Operation Moses.\nHer father was the religious chief of their village and her mother had a royal, regal posture and tattoos decorating her jawline, but once they got to Israel, they were faced with modernity, baffling and fast-paced and alarming. They took it as an honor that Jonny and I, complete strangers, would be willing to take in Degetu and help her.\nWhen she was growing up in Ethiopia, she knew when to leave for school by the way the shadows fell off the trees. She didn\u2019t make it past third grade because she was sent to live with an aunt in another village, carrying water from a distant stream and tending her aunt\u2019s herd of goats, a barefoot shepherd. Then she got to Israel, where she had to make up a decade of\u2019 worth of education at lightning speed.\nShe has stayed with us often, including one summer when she did an intensive English course, all the while asking me questions. How do garage doors automatically open? How can you freeze food for weeks? How can a man say he loves you and wants to marry you, but then dumps you, and continues on his merry way without community reprisal? Ah, welcome to the western world.\nIn 2000, soon after Nadav met Degetu, he flew with her from Israel to New York to meet the rest of the family. Degetu said she felt like she\u2019d won a lottery, and kept pinching herself to make sure it wasn\u2019t a dream. Since it was her first commercial flight, Nadav showed her how to buckle in her seat belt and watch a movie and bought her first bottle of perfume at the Duty Free Shop.\nSince then, she has learned computer programming, got a job working in computer security at a bank, married, and had two children of her own.\nAnd now Degetu was looking at Nadav lying in the hospital bed, his head shaved, his face gaunt, his dark brown eyes closed to the world. She and I spoke in whispers while Nadav underwent his treatment. I thought about how, when Nadav was little, he was never quiet, never still. With ADHD, a total hearing loss in one ear and partial hearing loss in the other, he was hyper-alert, hyper-sensitive, and just plain hyper. I never had to over-think how to be a mother to my own kids, but I was challenged as a step-mom with him. How could I set limits and still show love? How could I call out my biological kids on their misbehavior while letting him slide? How many times could I hear my kids proclaim, \u201cWhy don\u2019t you punish him, too? He\u2019s been with you long enough to be punished!\u201d\nSomehow, it all sorted out as the kids grew up, and grew to love one another. I kept telling myself that the people who came into my life were there for an important reason. I was always ready to learn new spiritual lessons. Life kept taking us on new and unexpected twists and turns; and once again, I was faced with teaching our kids how to bend, not break. Especially now. Now that Nadav was fighting this cancer that threatened his life. All the tough moments of the past automatically forgotten, to be replaced by more important memories.\nAfter Nadav\u2019s treatment, Degetu and I walked him slowly out of the hospital and then we all went to eat gelato at a nearby ice cream shop. Sitting there, I realized that we were an odd trio, these two young adults and me, brought together by luck or fate or something grand, mysterious, inexplicable. I was thankful we\u2019d made it this far. Grateful we were doing this thing called life, together. I felt proud of them right then, fiercely protective and ultimately powerless. In other words, maternal. And that was when I had this startling discovery. Sometimes, the kids who make us feel the most like mothers are the ones who aren\u2019t even our own.\nFollow Diana Bletter on Twitter: www.twitter.com/@dianabletter\nPosted in Acceptance\t| Tagged Ethiopian Jews, Family, Israel, miracles, mother, Mother's Day\t| 13 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "Blog Using the chicken to measure IT?\nUsing the chicken to measure IT?\nUsing the chicken to measure IT\nSo you are probably wondering what the deal is with the title. It\u2019s simple. Thanks to the late, great Frank Zappa and his movie/soundtrack Uncle Meat I\u2019ve had this saying stuck in my mind for years. Try to think of it as a similar phrase as \u201cyak shaving\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019re involved in sort of a low key war against apathy. Most of what we do is designed to annoy people to the point where they might just for a second question enough of their environment to do something about it. As long as they don\u2019t feel their environment, they worry about it \u2014 they\u2019re not gonna do anything to change it. Something\u2019s gotta be done before America scarfs up the world and shits on it.\u201d -Frank Zappa\nWhat does this mean to IT? For me, this is about the fact the we are constantly trying to apply measurability and tangibility to processes and customer experience. Don\u2019t even get me started in ITIL! As IT workers we are being asked to apply rigor and process to agile, dynamic infrastructure and application environments. This is inherently failed due to the very volatility of these environments.\nI have often said that this is the plight of the skilled IT staffer. We are asked to be able to react to any situation and adapt to dynamic, moving environments, but at the same time we are also being asked to \u201cput on your management hat\u201d to apply process and rigidity to what it is that we do. Please don\u2019t get me wrong in that I understand every reason why we need to do both.\nAs a Systems Architect (I\u2019m not title dropping, that is just what they call me), I have to bridge the gap between development, systems and infrastructure management, systems administration and also corporate management. On one side of the fence I have a plethora of people I work with directly and indirectly who view corporate IT processes as \u201cevil\u201d. On the other side of the fence there are the corporate management teams who have been tasked with creating Service Level Agreements and support contracts with the same people who disagree with the entire process.\nI could go on and on, and I\u2019m sure most of you who read this article share this challenge. To close this one out I will offer that you share my new phrase. When you are asked how to apply measurability and tangibility to a process that is on the web, or in the cloud or somewhere in the world that isn\u2019t understood by the corporate management, simply say that \u201cI am using the chicken to measure IT\u201d.\n+1 for Frank Zappa!!",
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        "raw_content": "Turtle doves are believed to stay with their partner for life \u2013 a strong symbolic connection to marriage vows.\nMany British families distribute money to the poor that they have collected in little clay boxes throughout the year.\nSt. Stephen is the Patron Saint of deacons, bricklayers, headaches and the country Hungary!\n11 thoughts on \u201cMerry Second Day of Christmas\u201d\nHappy Second Day of Christmas!! Love, Peace, and my Prayers to all of you \u2026 please pray for my husband, Connie who is undergoing surgery as we speak \u2026 God continue to bless all of you who serve in this wonderful Ministry.\nMarc on December 26, 2017 at 15:24 said:\nMerry second day of Christmas.\nMay we all remember that our actions are a witness and can touch those we don\u2019t even know;\n\u201cThey threw him out of the city, and began to stone him. The witnesses laid down their cloaks at the feet of a young man named Saul\u201d\nI can\u2019t help but believe this was the beginning of the Holy Spirit\u2019s working in soon to be Paul\u2019s life.\nMarlo on December 26, 2017 at 11:39 said:\nMerry 2nd Day of Christmas. Went to church today it\u2019s my brother\u2019s birthday, though he\u2019s already home with the angels and saints!!\nMike Wasiniak on December 26, 2017 at 11:17 said:\nBeing a deacon, a bricklayer, and having had headaches from being a principal for three years (I\u2019m retired from that now), I certainly appreciate this note about St. Stephen. It\u2019s like I just hit a trifecta with a new prayer partner in St. Stephen. God Bless and Merry Second Day of Christmas!\nenza on December 26, 2017 at 07:30 said:\nErick_Soto on December 26, 2017 at 05:43 said:\nScott, I also feel guilty about missing Midnight Mass. I hope to do better this next year.\nRandall Scott Redman on December 26, 2016 at 14:02 said:\nA Magical Merry Christmas to everyone and thank you for letting me be part of the Divine Office.\nI feel guilty I didn\u2019t make it to Midnight Mass this year. I just was not feeling good. I will make it New Year\u2019s Eve and Epiphany.\nI am sorry. I do not like missing Mass on Christmas.\nI\u2019ll never forget one of the first Christmas\u2019 as part of Choir, I started out Night of Silence / Silent Night with the first verse of Night of Silence. One 4pm Christmas Vigil, I sang two verses of O Holy Night. It was wonderful. Maybe the Lord will see that I do it this next year in 2017.\nJoan on December 26, 2016 at 10:38 said:\nWe are celebrating Christmas today! We had a sick grandchild yesterday, so the little grandchildren and their parents will be with us today for a Christmas dinner and opening of gifts! God is so good! The kids got together yesterday at our son\u2019s home, and we took care of a grandchild while his mommy worked as a CNA\u2026 it was a peaceful day, and needed because I sang with the choir for three Masses. Today is the big home celebration for us. Joy to all!\nLupe Flores on December 5, 2016 at 22:57 said:\nWhere can I locate last Sunday\u2019s Divine Office Prayers when needed on special Saints days?\nLucas J on December 7, 2016 at 10:32 said:\nHi Lupe, On the right side of the webpage click on the link Pick A Date then you will be able to chose the one you need.\nI Pray this helps ans may GOD Bless you through the intercession of Mary, Joseph and all the Saints.\nPeace and Love in Christ Jesus!!!\nYour Friend Lucas Jacobson",
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        "raw_content": "Out Among The Ruins Of Greece\nAfter our time in Naxos we felt like we had a pretty good grasp on what Greece was like, but we wanted to explore a little more of the country before we left, and we are so glad we did! As we explored Athens and then a large portion of the Peloponnesian peninsula we were able to see a whole different side of Greece with tall green mountains, forests and architecture that was very different from what we found on the islands. We spent most of our time exploring towns with ancient ruins, as we couldn\u2019t pass up this opportunity to experience the rich history Greece had to offer and teach it to our children.\nSomething to note as I write about these places is that there are many different spellings for these towns depending on where you look. The Greek language is very difficult and there were more than a few times the translated name on the map didn\u2019t match the name on TripAdvisor, GPS, our even a hotel\u2019s website. If it was spelled in any way similarly, you had to figure it was the same place.\nWe were actually in Athens twice. A few days before and a few days after our time on Naxos. Normally, I would say a few days in Athens would be plenty, but in our first few days there, Jeromy and the boys were still feeling pretty sick with the flu so they didn\u2019t leave the hotel much. I still got out a bit so when we came back the second time, Jeromy and the boys went and saw the sights I had already seen while I spent a glorious day away from everyone at the spa. I love my family, but being together 24 hours a day 7 days a week can get wearing after awhile.\nGiving our feet a break and some fish some food!\nTo us, the highlight of the ruins at Corinth is that this is a place where Paul (the Apostle to Jesus Christ) taught. You can see the platform where he preached and also where he stood trial. The ruins were very impressive and they had a nice, if small, museum there as well. It really brought the Bible to life being there and seeing where the people lived when Paul wrote the letters to the Corinthians that later became books in The Holy Bible.\nNafplio was a beautiful, upscale, coastal town where we were told the people of Athens like to vacation on the weekends. We enjoyed exploring the beaches, ruins, walkways, shops, and restaurants.\nOur first night there we ran into some rock climbers and realized that we were in an amazing place to rock climb. Whenever someone asked my boys what they missed most about home (besides friends and family) the number one thing Parker and Tyler always said was rock climbing. At home they went to a rock climbing gym once a week and it was a highlight of their week. When we got to Nafplio and realized it was a rock climbing destination spot, I looked up a guide and signed them up! They haven\u2019t had very many opportunities to go rock climbing outside and thanks to our amazing guides, they had a great day climbing. I even took a turn and made it up one route! Even though the name of it was \u201cEasy Corner\u201d I was still proud of myself.\nOn the same rock face as we were climbing was a church in a cave in the rock. There were so many of these little churches in remote places all throughout our time in Greece. This was the perfect opportunity for us to explore one.\nThese are one set of ruins that almost everyone has heard about in their lifetime. The ruins of Ancient Olympia where the first Olympic Games were held. We were able to explore the extensive ruins and museum learning about the lives of the people in that time. The boys even had a foot race in the first Olympic stadium\u2026pretty cool.\nI didn\u2019t know what to expect with the ruins of Delphi; however, I was blown away by not only the ruins themselves, but the incredibly beautiful setting. It was truly in the mountain tops looking down on the world below. I can see why people thought that ancient gods would choose this as a place to call home.\nBy the end of our time in Greece we had had our fill of Greek food and Greek ruins and were ready to move on to a new culture and cuisine. We were so grateful however, to have been able to spend such a large amount of time learning, experiencing, and living with the people of The Hellenic Republic.\nPrevious postOut Taking Pictures\nNext postOut In Dubai\n2 thoughts on \u201cOut Among The Ruins Of Greece\u201d\nBoy, you KEWL KATZ sure get around! I finally have my wife home after almost 5 months away. She was caring for her terminally ill dad who went home peacefully \u2013 thanks to her \u2013 two weeks ago.\nI love all those neat pics you guys are sharing. I am not going to tell you to have fun. That would be redundant lol.\nSo sorry to hear about Sherri\u2019s dad. Glad she could be back home with you though. What a blessing it was for her to be able to be with him. Hope you are doing well!",
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Even the hardest to attract search engine, Google, often visits and indexes blog content in mere days.\nFor this reason, blogs have taken off like wildfire. In practically every market, blogs are being used as a marketing tool to dominate the search rankings.\nSo, why are so many of them abandoned soon after they\u2019re created?\nWell, along with the positive, there\u2019s a also a dark-side many blog owners face\u2026\nHow In The World Do You Find The Time To Keep Them All Updated?\nWriting content is hard work!\nFirst, you\u2019ve got to come-up with a topic your audience wants to hear about (which often leaves you staring at your computer, wasting your time, while you wait for a good idea to hit).\nThen, it takes hours to create good content that your readers find valuable. And, if you don\u2019t feel comfortable writing, then some posts might even take all day to create!\nThis leads most to commit \u201cblogacide\u201d and abandon their blogs. 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        "raw_content": "Victory Stands For The Roadless Rule\nNearly 50 million acres of America\u2019s most pristine public forest lands remain protected today, thanks to a decision this afternoon by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals denying a last-ditch effort by the State of Wyoming and the Colorado Mining Association to overturn the U.S. Forest Service Roadless Area Conservation Rule, more commonly known as the Roadless Rule.\nBy Timothy Preso | February 16, 2012\nEarthjustice has been in the courts for the past 13 years fighting to protect the Roadless Rule, a landmark conservation measure that protects wild national forests and grasslands from new road building and logging. Protection of these forests secures vital habitat for some of our nation\u2019s most sensitive wildlife. From condors of the southern California mountains, to grizzly bears and wolves near Yellowstone National Park, to migratory songbirds among the Appalachian hardwoods, many species would no longer exist\u2014or would be severely depleted\u2014but for the forest lands protected by the Roadless Rule.\nIn October 2011, a three-judge panel of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver, Colorado ruled against the state of Wyoming and its allies in the mining industry and issued a long-awaited decision upholding the Roadless Rule against legal challenges. But that wasn\u2019t the end of the story. Ever since it was issued in 2001, the Roadless Rule has been under attack by logging and resource extraction interests, certain states, and the Bush administration. So it was no surprise when, in December 2011, the State of Wyoming and the Colorado Mining Association asked for another hearing on their case against the Roadless Rule\u2014this time before all the judges on the 10th Circuit Court.\nToday, the 10th Circuit rejected that request, leaving the October 2011 decision in favor of the Roadless Rule as the court\u2019s final word on the issue. This news marks yet another milestone in Earthjustice\u2019s ongoing legal effort to protect roughly a third of our national forests, and nearly 2 percent of the U.S. land base.\nThese pristine lands are invaluable to the wildlife that they shelter\u2014and to us. The great American novelist Wallace Stegner put it well:\nSomething will have gone out of us as a people if we ever let the remaining wilderness be destroyed; if we permit the last virgin forests to be turned into comic books and plastic cigarette cases; if we drive the few remaining members of the wild species into zoos or to extinction; if we pollute the last clear air and dirty the last clean streams and push our paved roads through the last of the silence, so that never again will Americans be free in their own country from the noise, the exhausts, the stinks of human and automotive waste.\nToday\u2019s decision rejects that fate and replaces it with a vision of hope\u2014hope that we can leave these lands free and wild for ourselves and the next generation.\nMt. McDougal, Wyoming Range. (Lloyd Dorsey)\nTags: Bush administration, Endangered Species Act, Forests, Grizzly Bears, Roadless Rule, Salmon, Wolves\nFriday Finds: Colleges Pull All-Nighter On Bottle BanNext Blog Post\nPrevious Blog PostClinton Acts To Reduce Global Warming Pollutants\nTimothy Preso\nFalling in love with wilderness as a teenager, Tim first joined Earthjustice in 2000. Today, he heads the Northern Rockies regional office and is the lead attorney on Earthjustice's suite of national forest protection cases, as well as on cases to block oil and gas leasing in the Wyoming Range and to slow the pace of gas development in the Upper Green River Valley.\nLearn more about Tim.",
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        "raw_content": "Clips, Quotes & Links to 50+ Science News Reports regards Lower Rates of Mental Illness (eg. Anxiety & Depression) being Associated with Anti-Inflammatory Plant-based Diets; that Higher Rates of Disease are Associated with Pro-Inflammatory \u2018Western Diets\u2019 with High Consumption of Animals; likewise with Alzheimer\u2019s Dementia; plus Refutations of Misleading Media Reports regards Depression, Vegetarians & Vegans.\n\u201cWhich Foods Increase Happiness?\u201d is a 5 minute clip by Dr Michael Greger MD who reviews how \u201cCertain foods are linked not only to increased happiness, but also to greater \u201ceudaemonic\u201d well-being \u2013 feelings of engagement, creativity, meaning, and purpose in life\u2026\u201d The youtube video clip is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBbTuKlN10Y\nThe article transcript at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/foods-increase-happiness/\nA report in the British Journal of Psychiatry concludes: \u201cIn middle-aged participants, a processed food dietary pattern is a risk factor for CES-D depression 5 years later, whereas a whole food pattern is protective.\u201d\nThe study was an analyses of data for 3486 people. Regards the definitions: \u201ctwo dietary patterns were identified: \u2018whole food\u2019 (heavily loaded by vegetables, fruits and fish) and \u2018processed food\u2019 (heavily loaded by sweetened desserts, fried food, processed meat, refined grains and high-fat dairy products).\u201d\nReference: \u201cDietary pattern and depressive symptoms in middle age\u201d, Br J Psychiatry, 2009 Nov;195(5):408-13; at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19880930\nFrom Nutrition Journal: \u201cOmnivorous diets are high in arachidonic acid (AA) compared to vegetarian diets. Research shows that high intakes of AA promote changes in brain that can disturb mood\u2026 In a recent cross-sectional study, omnivores reported significantly worse mood than vegetarians despite higher intakes of EPA and DHA. This study investigated the impact of restricting meat, fish, and poultry on mood\u2026 Mood scores were unchanged for OMN or FISH participants, but several mood scores for VEG participants improved significantly after two weeks\u2026 Conclusions: Restricting meat, fish, and poultry improved some domains of short-term mood state in modern omnivores. To our knowledge, this is the first trial to examine the impact of restricting meat, fish, and poultry on mood state in omnivores.\u201d\nReference: \u201cRestriction of meat, fish, and poultry in omnivores improves mood: A pilot randomized controlled trial\u201d, Nutrition Journal, 2012, 11:9; at\nhttps://nutritionj.biomedcentral.com/track/pdf/10.1186/1475-2891-11-9\nDr Michael Greger MD\u2019s clip \u201cFighting the Blues With Greens?\u201d is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxXm6RhGEAY \u2026 Summary: \u201cNatural monoamine oxidase enzyme inhibitors in fruits and vegetables may help explain the improvement in mood associated with switching to a plant-based diet.\u201d\nThe text transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/fighting-the-blues-with-greens-mao-inhibitors-in-plants/\nA study of 16,807 people concluded: \u201cOur study suggested that intakes of total fiber, vegetable fiber, and fruit fiber were inversely associated with depressive symptoms.\u201d [1]\nInversely means that higher fiber intake was associated with less depression.\nSpecifically, comparing the highest versus lowest quartile of fiber intakes, the odds ratios of depressive symptoms were:\n\u2013 0.58 for vegetable fiber; a 42% reduction.\n\u2013 0.59 for total fiber; a 41% reduction.\n\u2013 0.64 for fruit fiber; a 36% reduction.\n\u2013 0.90 for cereal fiber; a 10% reduction.\n\u201cThose who consumed 21 grams of fiber per day from fruits, vegetables, and all sources were less likely to exhibit depressive symptoms, compared with those who consumed less fiber.\u201d [2]\nReferences: [1] \u201cExploration of the association between dietary fiber intake and depressive symptoms in adults\u201d, Nutrition, October 2018, Volume 54, Pages 48\u201353; https://www.nutritionjrnl.com/article/S0899-9007(18)30106-0/fulltext\n[2] http://www.pcrm.org/health/medNews/fiber-intake-reduces-risk-for-depressive-symptoms\nFrom a 2015 report in The Lancet medical journal: \u201cthe emerging and compelling evidence for nutrition as a crucial factor in the high prevalence and incidence of mental disorders suggests that diet is as important to psychiatry as it is to cardiology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology. Evidence is steadily growing for the relation between dietary quality (and potential nutritional deficiencies) and mental health, and for the select use of nutrient-based supplements to address deficiencies, or as monotherapies or augmentation therapies.\u201d\nReference: \u201cNutritional medicine as mainstream in psychiatry\u201d, The Lancet Psychiatry, Volume 2, Issue 3, p271-274, March 01, 2015;\nhttps://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanpsy/article/PIIS2215-0366(14)00051-0/abstract\nA study of the mental health and diet of nearly 3000 adolescents concluded \u201cThese findings implicate a Western dietary pattern in poorer behavioural outcomes for adolescents. Better behavioural outcomes were associated with a higher intake of fresh fruit and leafy green vegetables.\u201d Their results state \u201cHigher total internalizing (withdrawn/depressed) and externalizing (delinquent/aggressive) CBCL scores were significantly associated with the Western dietary pattern, with increased intakes of takeaway foods, confectionary and red meat. Improved behavioural scores were significantly associated with higher intakes of leafy green vegetables and fresh fruit.\u201d\nReference: \u201cThe association between dietary patterns and mental health in early adolescence\u201d, Preventive Medicine, 2009 Aug; 49(1):39-44; at\nDr Greger clip titled \u201cImproving Mood Through Diet\u201d at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jByVfCACb7o\nSummary: \u201cThe purported role arachidonic acid plays in brain inflammation could explain why eliminating chicken, fish, and eggs may improve symptoms of mood disturbance, depression, anxiety, and stress within two weeks\u2026\nIn terms of psychological benefits, the egg-free vegetarian group significantly improved \u2014 meaning greater reductions in both the Depression, Anxiety, Stress scale and the Profile of Mood States\u2026\nConclusion: \u201cThe complete restriction of flesh foods significantly reduced mood variability in omnivores\u2026 Our results suggest that a vegetarian diet can reduce mood variability in omnivores. Perhaps eating less meat can help protect mood in omnivores, particularly important in those susceptible to [mood] disorders.\u201d\nText at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/improving-mood-through-diet/\nA 2017 report in BMC Psychiatry journal concludes: \u201cMeat consumption may be associated with a moderately higher risk of depression.\u201d\nNotes: \u201cfor the three studies related to the incidence of depression, the overall multi-variable adjusted RR evidenced an association between meat consumption and a moderately higher incidence of depression\u201d with a relative risk of 1.13; meaning a 13% higher incidence.\nReference: \u201cIs meat consumption associated with depression? A meta-analysis of observational studies\u201d, BMC Psychiatry, 2017 Dec 28;17(1):409; at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29282023\nFrom the science journal Nutrition: \u201cThis meta-analysis indicated that fruit and vegetable consumption might be inversely associated [meaning lower occurrences] with the risk of depression, respectively\u2026 Ten studies involving 227,852 participants for fruit intake and eight studies involving 218,699 participants for vegetable intake\u2026 The combined relative risk\u2026 of depression for the highest versus lowest category of fruit and vegetable intake was 0.86\u2026 and 0.89\u2026 respectively\u2026\u201d\nThat means the rate of depression was just 0.86 regards fruit and 0.89 regards vegetables for people with highest versus lowest consumption.\nDr Michael Greger MD\u2019s clip \u201cAntioxidants & Depression\u201d is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__l-815KZfo \u2026 Summary: \u201cNeither antioxidant or folic acid supplements seem to help with mood, but the consumption of antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables and folate-rich beans and greens may lower the risk for depression.\u201d The text transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/antioxidants-and-depression/\nFrom BMC Medicine journal: \u201cWe performed a dynamic cohort study based on Spanish university graduates free of depression at baseline. Dietary intake was repeatedly assessed at baseline and after 10 years of follow-up with a validated semi-quantitative food-frequency questionnaire. Three previously described diet quality scores: Mediterranean Diet Score (MDS), Pro-vegetarian Dietary Pattern (PDP) and Alternative Healthy Eating Index-2010 (AHEI-2010) were built. Participants were classified as having depression if they reported a new clinical diagnosis of depression by a physician or initiated the use of an antidepressant drug during follow-up\u2026\u201d\nConclusions: \u201cBetter adherence to the MDS, PDP and AHEI-2010 was associated with a reduced risk of depression\u2026\u201d\nSpecifically: \u201cThe hazard ratios and 95 % confidence intervals for extreme quintiles (fifth versus first) of updated adherence to MDS, PDP and AHEI-2010 were 0.84\u2026 0.74\u2026 and 0.60\u2026 respectively\u2026\u201d\nReference: \u201cA longitudinal analysis of diet quality scores and the risk of incident depression in the SUN Project\u201d, BMC Medicine, 2015 Sep 17;13:197; at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26377327\nA 2014 report in The American Journal of Public Health is titled \u201cRelationship Between Diet and Mental Health in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review\u201d.\nSome excerpts: \u201cWe systematically reviewed 12 epidemiological studies\u2026 We found evidence of a significant, cross-sectional relationship between unhealthy dietary patterns and poorer mental health in children and adolescents. We observed a consistent trend for the relationship between good-quality diet and better mental health\u2026\nData from adult populations have indicated that better-quality diet is associated with better mental health outcomes\u2026 A habitually poor diet (e.g., increased consumption of Western processed foods) is also independently associated with a greater likelihood of or risk for depression and anxiety\u2026\nhealthy or prudent dietary patterns are characterized by a higher intake of nutrient-dense foods, including vegetables, salads, fruits, fish, and other foods groups known to be healthful. Conversely, unhealthy patterns are characterized by a higher intake of foods with increased saturated fat, refined carbohydrates, and processed food products\u2026\u201d\nReference: \u201cRelationship Between Diet and Mental Health in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review\u201d, Am J Public Health. 2014 October; 104(10): e31\u2013e42; at\nA 2017 ABC news report: \u201cMediterranean diet can help in fight against depression, Australian study finds\u201d at\nhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-01-31/mediterranean-diet-can-help-in-fight-against-depression-study/8224522\nFrom the study\u2019s report in BMC Medicine: \u201cThe dietary support group demonstrated significantly greater improvement between baseline and 12 weeks on the MADRS than the social support control group \u2026\nThese results indicate that dietary improvement may provide an efficacious and accessible treatment strategy for the management of this highly prevalent mental disorder [depression], the benefits of which could extend to the management of common co-morbidities.\u201d\nReference: \u201cA randomised controlled trial of dietary improvement for adults with major depression (the \u2018SMILES\u2019 trial)\u201d, BMC Medicine, 2017, 15:23; https://bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12916-017-0791-y\nDepression, Inflammation and Foods that Raise or Reduce It:\n2018 news report on The Guardian site: \u201cEating junk food raises risk of depression, says multi-country study \u2013 Analysis of 41 studies leads to calls for GPs to give dietary advice as part of treatment.\u201d\nExcerpts: \u201cA pro-inflammatory diet can induce systemic inflammation, and this can directly increase the risk for depression,\u201d said Dr Camille Lassale, the study\u2019s lead author. Bad diet heightens the risk of depression to a significant extent, she added\u2026\nPublished in the journal Molecular Psychiatry, the findings have come from an analysis by researchers from Britain, Spain and Australia who examined 41 previous studies on the links between diet and depression\u2026\nThe analysis found that foods containing a lot of fat or sugar, or was processed, lead to inflammation of not just the gut but the whole body, known as \u201csystemic inflammation\u201d. In that respect the impact of poor diet is like that of smoking, pollution, obesity and lack of exercise\u2026\nThe research showed that poor diet has a causal link with the onset of depression and not merely an association. They did not find that their results were explained by people who are depressed eating more poor quality food, or that they were depressed to start with, she stressed\u2026\u201d\nSource: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/sep/26/eating-junk-food-raises-risk-of-depression-says-multi-country-study\n2017 article in Psychology Today \u201cNew Research Shows Depression Linked with Inflammation. Plus 5 Ways You Can Fight Inflammation.\u201d\nExcerpts: \u201cA new study published in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry supports the premise that increased inflammation may play a role in depression. The large study examined data from 14,275 people\u2026 Eat better: more anti-inflammatory foods, less inflammatory foods\u2026 You can reduce inflammation in the body by eating better. Avoid foods on Harvard Health\u2019s list of foods that worsen inflammation: fried foods, soda, white bread and pastries, margarine, lard, and red meat. It\u2019s not surprising this is the same kind of food associated with higher rates of depression.\nFoods that are anti-inflammatory include tomatoes, olive oil, green leafy vegetables, nuts like almonds, walnuts, fish, and berries. These foods also overlap with my recommended top 10 foods to eat for your mood\u2026\u201d Source: https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/urban-survival/201701/new-research-shows-depression-linked-inflammation\nDr Michael Greger MD\u2019s clip \u201cAnti-inflammatory Diet for Depression\u201d is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xbNNxQZEgA The text transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/anti-inflammatory-diet-for-depression/\nA 2012 report in the Journal of Medicine and Life: \u201cThis article presents some of the most significant findings concerning the role of nutrition in major depressive disorder [MDD]\u2026 the production of neurotransmitters need, among others, right amounts of nutrients, a lot of which can only be supplied through diet. Not only certain nutrients are needed for proper brain functioning, but also others can be harmful, promoting depression\u2026\na healthy diet as is the Mediterranean type (rich in fruits, vegetables, fish and cereals, but low in meat and dairy products) has been associated with a lower risk of developing depression\u2026\nwhile fast-food consumption has been found to increase the risk of developing and aggravating this disorder, hence the need for nutritional interventions\u2026\nThe authors believe that the global rise in MDD sufferers in recent years could be attributable \u201cto radical changes in the sources of fats consumed in Western diets, where we have substituted certain types of beneficial fats \u2013 polyunsaturated and monounsaturated in nuts, vegetable oils and fish \u2013 for the saturated and trans-fats found in meats, butter and other products such as mass-produced pastries and fast food\u2026\nAlcohol can also have a severe depressant effect\u2026\nFrom the perspective of discovering modifiable risk factors, the role of nutrition in psychiatry could be more important than it was initially considered\u2026\u201d\nReference: \u201cNutrition and depression at the forefront of progress\u201d, J Med Life. 2012 Dec 15; 5(4): 414\u2013419; at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3539842/\nFrom The Guardian newspaper 2015: \u201cIs depression a kind of allergic reaction? A growing number of scientists are suggesting that depression is a result of inflammation caused by the body\u2019s immune system\u2026\nAdd this to the fact that stress, particularly the kind that follows social rejection or loneliness, also causes inflammation, and it starts to look as if depression is a kind of allergy to modern life \u2013 which might explain its spiraling prevalence all over the world as we increasingly eat, sloth and isolate ourselves into a state of chronic inflammation.\nIf that\u2019s the case, prevention is probably the place to start\u2026\u201d\nArticle: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/jan/04/depression-allergic-reaction-inflammation-immune-system A similar article is at https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/av4pdj/is-depression-an-allergic-reaction-039\nDr Michael Greger MD\u2019s clip \u201cHow to Counter the Inflammation of Aging\u201d at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dj_MaHa2NDY \u2026 Excerpts: \u201cIn the first systematic review of the associations between dietary patterns and biomarkers of inflammation ever published, the dietary patterns associated with inflammation were almost all meat-based or so-called \u201cWestern\u201d diet patterns, while vegetable and fruit-based or \u201chealthy\u201d patterns tended to be inversely associated, meaning more plant-based, less inflammation.\nThe reason why meat is associated with inflammation may be because of both the animal protein and the animal fat. In the first interventional study that separately evaluated the effects of vegetable and animal protein on inflammatory status as it relates to obesity and metabolic syndrome when you\u2019re trying to lose weight, what they found was that a higher intake of animal origin protein\u2014specifically meat\u2014is associated with higher plasma levels of inflammatory markers in obese adults\u2026\nIn contrast, whole plant foods have anti-inflammatory effects, though some plants are better than others. The folks made to eat five-a-day of high antioxidant fruits and vegetables, like berries and greens, had a significantly better impact on reducing systemic inflammation and liver dysfunction compared to five-a-day of the more common low antioxidant fruits and veggies, like bananas and lettuce.\u201d\nThe text transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/how-to-counter-the-inflammation-of-aging/\nSource: \u201cDietary pattern analysis and biomarkers of low-grade inflammation: a systematic literature review\u201d, Nutrition Reviews, 2013 Aug;71(8):511-27; https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23865797\nRegards inflammation Arthritis journal reports: \u201cThis paper synthesizes the literature that supports the idea in which the Western diet and inactivity are proinflammatory, whereas a plant-based diet and activity are anti-inflammatory\u2026 Healthy living can be exploited to reduce inflammation, oxidative stress, and related pain and disability and improve patients\u2019 overall health\u2026 reducing the need for medications and surgery\u2026\u201d\nReference: Arthritis, Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 560634; https://www.hindawi.com/journals/arthritis/2012/560634/\nFrom an article by Harvard Medical School: \u201cFoods that Fight Inflammation.\u201d Excerpts: \u201cDoctors are learning that one of the best ways to quell inflammation lies not in the medicine cabinet, but in the refrigerator\u2026\nChoose the right foods, and you may be able to reduce your risk of illness.\nConsistently pick the wrong ones, and you could accelerate the inflammatory\ndisease process.\nTry to avoid or limit these foods as much as possible:\n\u2013 refined carbohydrates, such as white bread and pastries\n\u2013 French fries and other fried foods\n\u2013 soda and other sugar-sweetened beverages\n\u2013 red meat (burgers, steaks) and processed meat (hot dogs, sausage)\n\u2013 margarine, shortening, and lard\u2026\nInclude plenty of these anti-inflammatory foods in your diet:\n\u2013 green leafy vegetables, such as spinach, kale, and collards\n\u2013 nuts like almonds and walnuts\u2026\n\u2013 fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and oranges\u2026\u201d\nFrom article at: https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/foods-that-fight-inflammation\nFrom The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society journal: \u201caccording to large and well-conducted observational studies, food patterns potentially associated with REDUCED risk of depression are those emphasising seafood, vegetables, fruits and nuts\u2026\u201d (emphasis added)\nReference: \u201cFood patterns and the prevention of depression\u201d, The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 2016 May;75(2):139-46; at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26898781\nDr Michelle McMacken, MD: \u201cplant-based diets are naturally anti-inflammatory, because they are high in fiber, antioxidants, and other phytonutrients, and much lower in inflammatory triggers like saturated fat and endotoxins (toxins released from bacteria commonly found in animal foods). Studies have shown that people who adopt plant-based diets can dramatically lower their level of C-reactive protein (CRP), an indicator of inflammation in the body\u2026\u201d From the article titled \u201c7 Things That Happen When You Stop Eating Meat\u201d at https://www.forksoverknives.com/7-things-that-happen-when-you-stop-eating-meat/\nRegards \u201cTop Food Sources of Saturated Fat in the U.S.\u201d the Harvard School of Public Health states \u201cPizza and cheese are the biggest food sources of saturated fat in the U.S. diet, and other dairy products and meat products are also major contributors\u2026\u201d From the article at https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/top-food-sources-of-saturated-fat-in-the-us/\nDr Michael Greger M.D. \u201cHow Does Meat Cause Inflammation?\u201d excerpt: \u201cThe anti-inflammatory effect of plant-based diets is about more than just the power of plants. It\u2019s also the avoidance of animal foods\u2026\nWe\u2019ve known for 14 years that a single meal of meat, dairy, and eggs triggers an inflammatory reaction inside the body within hours of consumption. This results in a stiffening of our arteries\u2026 Within 5 or 6 hours, the inflammation starts to cool down, but then what happens? Lunchtime! At that point we can whack our arteries with another load of animal products for lunch. In this routine, we may be stuck in a chronic low-grade inflammation danger zone for most of our lives. This can set us up for inflammatory diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers one meal at a time\u2026 After digging deeper, investigators discovered that after a meal of animal products one\u2019s bloodstream becomes soiled with inflammation!\u2026\u201d\nArticle at https://nutritionfacts.org/2012/09/20/why-meat-causes-inflammation/\nSugar & Depression:\n2017 article \u201cThe Link Between Sugar And Depression: What You Should Know\u201d \u2013 excerpts: \u201ca long-term study suggesting that sugar may contribute to depression in men\u2026 The study tracked the diets and medical conditions of 8,000 people over 22 years\u2026 men who consumed 67 grams or more of sugar per day were 23% more likely to be diagnosed with depression in a five-year period than men who ate 40 grams or less\u2026 This isn\u2019t the sort of study that can prove a cause-and-effect relationship, and self-reporting in surveys isn\u2019t always reliable. But a 23% difference is significant even with those drawbacks. Saying sugar causes depression isn\u2019t a reasonable conclusion from these results, but enough dots are connected to raise legitimate concern\u2026\u201d\nSource: https://www.forbes.com/sites/daviddisalvo/2017/07/31/the-link-between-sugar-and-depression-what-you-should-know/#1c8dd8165bbf\n+ The report on the study: \u201cSugar intake from sweet food and beverages, common mental disorder and depression: prospective findings from the Whitehall II study\u201d at https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-05649-7\n+ \u201cHigh sugar intake linked to poor long-term mental health\u201d at\nhttp://www.ucl.ac.uk/iehc/research/epidemiology-public-health/research/whitehallII/whitehallII-news-publication/sugar-depression\nAnxiety also Reduced on Anti-Inflammatory Plant-based Diets:\nDr Michael Greger MD clip \u201cPlant-Based Diets for Improved Mood & Productivity\u201d is a 5 minute review of science journal \u201cstudies showing that diets high in carbohydrate and low in fat and protein are associated with lower levels of anxiety and depression, and have beneficial effects on psychological wellbeing\u2026 removing meat, fish, poultry and eggs improved several mood scores in just two weeks\u2026\u201d The video clip is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9rx9wQrVdk with the transcript at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/plant-based-diets-for-improved-mood-and-productivity/\nFrom Nutritional Neuroscience journal: \u201clower anxiety in males was related to a vegan diet and daily fruit and vegetable intake\u2026 and lower stress in females was related to a vegan diet and lower daily intake of sweets\u2026 A strict plant-based diet does NOT appear to negatively impact mood, in fact, reduction of animal food intake may have mood BENEFITS.\u201d (emphasis added)\nReference: \u201cVegans report less stress and anxiety than omnivores\u201d, Nutritional Neuroscience, Volume 18, 2015, Issue 7; at\nhttp://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1179/1476830514Y.0000000164\nA 1998 study reported \u201cThe basic findings in the three psychological tests given (IDARE-1, IDARE-2 and CES-D) to the subjects demonstrate significant differences in anxiety and depression between groups. More anxiety and depression where reported in the no-vegetarian groups in comparison with the vegetarian groups. In addition, diet analysis found more nutritional antioxidant agents levels in the vegetarian group in comparison with the no-vegetarian group.\u201d\nReference: \u201cIndicators of anxiety and depression in subjects with different kinds of diet: vegetarians and omnivores\u201d, Bol Asoc Med P R, 1998 Apr-Jun;90(4-6):58-68; at\nConcerns about Fish and Seafood Consumption and Mental Health Disorders:\nDr Michael Greger MD\u2019s clip \u201cFish Consumption and Suicide\u201d is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crVbnU_tHOA \u2026 Summary: \u201cThe mercury content in fish may help explain links found between fish intake and mental disorders, depression, and suicide.\u201d The text https://nutritionfacts.org/video/fish-consumption-and-suicide/\nFrom Nutrition Journal: \u201cWe examined associations between mood state and polyunsaturated fatty acid intake as a result of adherence to a vegetarian or omnivorous diet in a cross-sectional study of 138 healthy Seventh Day Adventist men and women\u2026 Results: Vegetarians\u2026 reported significantly less negative emotion than omnivores\u2026 Conclusions: The vegetarian diet profile does not appear to adversely affect mood despite low intake of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids.\u201d\nReference: \u201cVegetarian diets are associated with healthy mood states: a cross-sectional study in Seventh Day Adventist adults\u201d, Nutrition Journal, 2010, 9:26; at http://www.nutritionj.com/content/9/1/26 and https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2887769/\nDr Michael Greger MD\u2019s clip \u201cIs Fish \u201cBrain Food\u201d for Older Adults?\u201d is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tG5vjcWosAI \u2026 Summary: \u201cWhy has fish consumption been associated with cognitive impairment and loss of executive function?\u201d\nExcerpt: \u201cThe available randomized controlled trials show no benefit for cognitive function with omega-3 supplementation in studies lasting from six months to 40 months among healthy older adults.\nIt may sometimes even make things worse. Higher current fish consumption predicted worse cognitive performance, and greater past fish consumption in childhood predicted slowed perceptual speed and reaction time. This may be due to neurotoxic contaminants, such as mercury, in fishes. We\u2019ve known that the developing brain is particularly sensitive to the damaging effects of mercury, but maybe the aging brain is as well\u2026\u201d\nThe full text transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/fish-brain-food-older-adults/\nFor this site\u2019s page with clips, quotes & links to many more reports on the higher rates and risks of disease that are associated with fish consumption, click that link.\nRegards Diet and Alzheimer\u2019s Dementia:\nFrom the Journal of the American College of Nutrition: \u201cThe most important dietary link to AD [Alzheimer\u2019s disease] appears to be meat consumption, with eggs and high-fat dairy also contributing. Diets high in grains, fruits, vegetables, and fish are associated with reduced risk of AD, but these factors cannot counter the effects of meat, eggs, and high-fat dairy.\u201d\nReference: \u201cUsing Multicountry Ecological and Observational Studies to Determine Dietary Risk Factors for Alzheimer\u2019s Disease\u201d, J Am Coll Nutr. 2016 Jul;35(5):476-89; https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27454859%20\nDr Greger clip \u201cAlzheimer\u2019s May Start Decades Before Diagnosis \u2013 Neurodegenerative brain changes begin by middle age, underscoring the need for lifelong preventive brain maintenance\u201d at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok1M6z-71hA\nExcerpts: \u201cBased on thousands of autopsies, one can see what appears to be the first silent stages starting even in our 20s, in about 10% of the population, and about 50% by age 50\u2026 The good news is that brain disease is not inevitable, even after age 100\u2026 There is emerging consensus that what is good for our hearts is also good for our heads\u2026\u201d\nText: https://nutritionfacts.org/video/alzheimers-may-start-decades-before-diagnosis/\nJournal of the American College of Nutrition: \u201cRates of Alzheimer\u2019s disease (AD) are rising worldwide. The most important risk factors seem to be linked to diet\u2026 The most important dietary link to AD appears to be meat consumption, with eggs and high-fat dairy also contributing. Diets high in grains, fruits, vegetables, and fish are associated with reduced risk of AD, but these factors cannot counter the effects of meat, eggs, and high-fat dairy\u2026\u201d\nReference: \u201cUsing Multicountry Ecological and Observational Studies to Determine Dietary Risk Factors for Alzheimer\u2019s Disease\u201d, Journal of the American College of Nutrition, 2016 Jul;35(5):476-89; https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27454859\nDr Greger clip \u201cHow to Prevent Alzheimer\u2019s with Diet \u2013 What evidence is there that our meat-sweet diets play a cause-and-effect role in dementia?\u201d at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-noCw4LsY4\nExcerpts: \u201cWhat is behind the dramatic increase in dementia in Japan over recent decades? Maybe it\u2019s rising obesity rates or the \u201cincreases in cholesterol, saturated fat, and iron from increases in [meat and other] animal products.\u201d Overall, calories went up just about 10% in Japan, whereas animal fat and meat consumption rose 500%, about 10 times the rise in sugary junk. Now, during this timespan, rice consumption went down, but the thinking is that rather than white rice somehow being protective, maybe they were eating something worse instead. It\u2019s like when you find fish consumption is correlated with less disease, you wonder if it\u2019s because they\u2019re eating that rather than some worse meat\u2026\nIf you look across multiple countries, you see a similar pattern\u2026 There appears to be a really tight correlation between Alzheimer\u2019s and per capita meat supply. And, then, studies within countries uncover similar findings, with Alzheimer\u2019s and cognitive decline associated with meaty, sweety, fatty diets, whereas most plant foods are associated with risk reduction\u2026\nlet me show you two sets of human cerebral arteries, the arteries deep inside your skull\u2026 those who started out with the most brain atherosclerosis rapidly went downhill, and were twice as likely to progress to full-blown Alzheimer\u2019s\u2026\u201d\nText: https://nutritionfacts.org/video/How-to-Prevent-Alzheimers-With-Diet/\nFrom Neuroepidemiology journal: \u201cWe investigated the relationship between animal product consumption and evidence of dementia in two cohort substudies\u2026 The matched subjects who ate meat (including poultry and fish) were more than twice as likely to become demented as their vegetarian counterparts (relative risk 2.18, p = 0.065) and the discrepancy was further widened (relative risk 2.99, p = 0.048) when past meat consumption was taken into account\u2026\u201d\nReference: \u201cThe incidence of dementia and intake of animal products: preliminary findings from the Adventist Health Study\u201d, Neuroepidemiology, 1993;12(1):28-36; at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8327020\nDr Michael Greger clip \u201cPreventing Alzheimer\u2019s Disease with Plants\u201d at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtpvsT5vGCg\nSummary: \u201cIf foods like berries and dark green leafy vegetables have been found protective against cognitive decline, why aren\u2019t they recognized as such in many guidelines?\u201d\nhttps://nutritionfacts.org/video/preventing-alzheimers-disease-with-plants/\nDr Neal Barnard MD \u201cPower Foods for the Brain\u201d TED talk at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_ONFix_e4k \u2026 He discusses the association of higher consumption of saturated fats (animal foods being the most common source) with higher rates of Alzheimer\u2019s Dementia and similar cognitive impairments. \u201cDr. Barnard has led numerous research studies investigating the effects of diet on diabetes, body weight, and chronic pain, including a groundbreaking study of dietary interventions in type 2 diabetes, funded by the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Barnard has authored over 70 scientific publications as well as 17 books\u2026\u201d\nDr Greger clip \u201cCholesterol & Alzheimer\u2019s Disease\u201d at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtpvsT5vGCg\nSummary: \u201cHigh-tech advances, such as PET scanning, offer new insight into the role cholesterol plays in both the amyloid cascade and vascular models of the development of Alzheimer\u2019s dementia.\u201d\nExcerpt: \u201cToo much cholesterol in our blood is unanimously recognized to be a risk factor for the development Alzheimer\u2019s disease, and cholesterol may play an active role in the progression of Alzheimer\u2019s as well\u2026 A better strategy may be to change the lifestyle factors that lead to the high cholesterol in the first place, in particular, reducing saturated fat in the diet\u2026 Systematic implementation of educational campaigns promoting radical changes in cultural and societal values may be necessary\u2026 such actions \u201cmay provide potentially huge dividends by preventing both cardiovascular disease and dementia,\u201d two of our leading causes of death.\u201d\nhttps://nutritionfacts.org/video/cholesterol-and-alzheimers-disease/https://nutritionfacts.org/video/cholesterol-and-alzheimers-disease/\n\u201cCan the Ketogenic Diet Lead to Alzheimer\u2019s Disease?\u201d is an article by Dr Dean Sherzai MD & Dr Ayesha Sherzai MD. Excerpts: \u201cIn our book, The Alzheimer\u2019s Solution, we reviewed and summarized over 300 peer-reviewed articles and brought our own experience working in a comprehensive dementia clinic and conducting clinical research to bear on this question of what can help prevent cognitive decline and Alzheimer\u2019s.\nFrom all these sourced, there was no question that a life filled with physical and mental activities, restorative sleep, stress management, and a whole food, plant-based diet low in sugar was profoundly effective in keeping our brains vibrant and active throughout a long life\u2026\u201d\nIn contrast to that \u201cthe path to achieving a ketogenic diet, which often leads to glucose and lipid dysregulation, has repeatedly been shown to create harmful byproducts, as well as deposition of amyloid and tau proteins which are known to be strongly associated with end-stage Alzheimer\u2019s disease\u2026\u201d\nThe doctors are co-directors of Alzheimer\u2019s Prevention Program at Loma Linda University, USA. Reference: http://nutritionstudies.org/can-ketogenic-diet-lead-alzheimers-disease/\nDr Greger clip \u201cAlzheimer\u2019s and Atherosclerosis of the Brain \u2013 Lack of adequate blood flow to the brain due to clogging of cerebral arteries may play a pivotal role in the development and progression of Alzheimer\u2019s dementia\u201d at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-noCw4LsY4\nExcerpts: \u201cAnd now, we have a substantial body of evidence that strongly associates atherosclerotic vascular disease with the #1 cause of dementia, Alzheimer\u2019s disease [AD]. Autopsy studies, for example, have shown that individuals with AD have significantly more atherosclerotic narrowing of the arteries within their brain\u2026\nThis suggests that strategies proven to delay the progression of artery disease, like plant-based diets, may be useful for preventing or treating Alzheimer\u2019s disease\u2026\u201d\nText: https://nutritionfacts.org/video/alzheimers-and-atherosclerosis-of-the-brain/\nDr Greger clip: \u201cOxidized Cholesterol as a Cause of Alzheimer\u2019s Disease.\u201d\nSummary: \u201cOxidized cholesterol can be 100 times more toxic than regular cholesterol, raising additional concerns about foods such as ghee, canned tuna, processed meat, and parmesan cheese.\u201d\nVideo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y15yI5LLlNY\nText: https://nutritionfacts.org/video/oxidized-cholesterol-as-a-cause-of-alzheimers-disease/\nGut Health, Probiotics and Mental Health:\nDr Greger clip \u201cGut Feelings: Probiotics and Mental Health\u201d is at\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=ngIAq_uwqQQ\nSummary: \u201cThis is the study that really rocked the scientific establishment\u2026 One month of probiotics was found to significantly decrease symptoms of anxiety, depression, anger, and hostility. How is that possible? Well, a variety of mechanisms has been proposed for how intestinal bacteria may be communicating with our brain\u2026\u201d\nText transcript at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/gut-feelings-probiotics-and-mental-health/\nMore on the Benefits to Mental Health from Healthy Diets & Lifestyle:\nA short clip called \u201cThe Wrong Way to Boost Serotonin\u201d by Dr Greger MD is at\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFBb8o_P7Mo\nQuote: \u201cLikewise, you can give people tryptophan pills to improve their mood. And, indeed, it became a popular dietary supplement\u2014until people started dying from something called eosinophilia myalgia syndrome, an incurable, debilitating, and sometimes fatal flu-like neurological condition, caused by the ingestion of tryptophan supplements. May have been due to some unknown impurity, but, better safe than sorry. Instead of supplements, there are dietary strategies one can use to improve mood\u2014which we\u2019ll talk about next\u2026\u201d The transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/the-wrong-way-to-boost-serotonin/\nA short clip called \u201cA Better Way to Boost Serotonin\u201d by Dr Greger MD is at\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLLuFSrIEwI The transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/a-better-way-to-boost-serotonin/\nA 2 minute clip called \u201cThe Best Way to Boost Serotonin\u201d by Dr Greger MD is at\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bPVWRPWhEU\nExcerpt: \u201cSince the main determinant of brain serotonin concentrations appears to be the ratio of tryptophan with others that compete with it for uptake into the brain, to maximize the mood-elevating effects of diet, one would ideally choose a snack with a high tryptophan-to-total protein ratio\u2014which would mean primarily seeds, such as sesame, sunflower, pumpkin\u2026 \u201cProtein-source tryptophan as an efficacious treatment for social anxiety disorder: a pilot study.\u201d So, what protein source did they use? Butternut squash seeds, because of their high tryptophan-to-protein ratio, as part of a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover study of people suffering from social phobia, also known as social anxiety disorder. And, they found significant improvement in multiple objective measures of anxiety in those eating the squash seed bars\u2026\nIf this is true, then those eating vegetarian should be golden. And, indeed, this was the reasoning used to explain why \u201cGlobal mood\u2026 was significantly better in the \u2018vegetarian\u2019 than in the \u2018mixed\u2019 diet group.\u201d It\u2019s all about carbohydrates, and a huge tryptophan-to-protein ratio. \u201cThe vegetarian group was instructed to avoid meat, fish, and poultry and to restrict intake of milk, milk products and eggs to a minimum\u2026\u201d And, within three weeks, the vegetarian diet groups had a significantly improved global mood.\u201d\nThe transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/the-best-way-to-boost-serotonin/\nDr Greger \u201cExercise vs. Drugs for Depression\u201d clip at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRNMgtjPXSE Summary: \u201cAerobic exercise interventions found comparable to antidepressant medication in the treatment of patients with major depressive disorder.\u201d\nText at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/exercise-vs-drugs-for-depression/\nDr Michael Greger MD\u2019s clip \u201cWhich Spices Fight Inflammation?\u201d is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXnMi6RE0B4 Summary: \u201cherbs and spices have some of the greatest antioxidant activities known\u2026 An elegant experiment is described in which the blood of those eating different types of spices\u2014such as cloves, ginger, rosemary, and turmeric\u2014is tested for anti-inflammatory capacity\u2026 Cloves, ginger, rosemary, and turmeric were able to significantly stifle the inflammatory response\u2026\u201d The text transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/which-spices-fight-inflammation/\nIn this clip \u201cBoosting the Bioavailability of Curcumin\u201d Dr Greger covers how \u201cDietary strategies, including the use of black pepper (piperine), can boost blood levels of curcumin from the spice turmeric by up to 2,000%.\u201d See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N3iLhjLF5s Text is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/boosting-the-bioavailability-of-curcumin/\nRefutations/Debunkings of Media Reports that Claim Vegetarians and Vegans have (or are at risk of) Higher Rates of Mental Health Disorders.\nHave you seen articles on the internet regards \u201cvegetarian diets and depression\u201d? There is a \u201chall of shame\u201d list further below of such articles. They imply or claim that science has found vegetarians are more depressed, more unhappy, than people who eat meat.\nAs you can read below those sensational and inaccurate articles are based on reports of small *surveys* that have been thoroughly debunked as junk \u201cscience\u201d, or let\u2019s call it pseudoscience; details below.\nNote that those surveys point the finger at vegetarian diets and not at vegans. And note that many of the self-described \u201cvegetarians\u201d in those surveys were found to actually eat meat, fish, shellfish, poultry and dairy!!\nSo it is both laughable and sad that anyone takes those articles seriously, that they did not bother to read the reports to check on the claims, and even more concerning they try to use them to dismiss vegan plant-based diets that strive to avoid all products derived from animals.\n1/. The 2012 \u201cGerman Study\u201d \u2013 Debunked, Refuted.\nFirstly let\u2019s see what the German survey actually states: In 2012 the results of a very small survey were published under the title \u201cVegetarian diet and mental disorders: results from a representative community survey.\u201d It has been referred to in media with words like \u201cGerman study\u201d and \u201cstudy conducted in Germany\u201d. As the report title states it was a \u201csurvey\u201d and it was on an insignificant sample of only 54 self-reported \u201cvegetarians\u201d. Most importantly the report actually concludes: \u201cTHERE WAS NO EVIDENCE FOR CAUSAL ROLE OF VEGETARIAN DIET IN THE ETIOLOGY OF MENTAL DISORDERS.\u201d Reference: International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, 2012; 9: 67; at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22676203 (capitalised emphasis added).\nFrom a refutation of an article about the \u201cGerman study\u201d, by professor of psychology Hal Herzog \u2013 \u201cA headline in Women\u2019s Health Magazine recently caught my attention: \u201cThe Scary Mental Health Risks of Going Meatless.\u201d The headline made it sound like replacing the bacon and prime rib in your diet with tofu and seitan will make you mentally ill\u2026. the magazine headline was wrong\u2026 What I found illustrates why you should not get your science news from flashy headlines\u2026\nThe good news is that most of the vegetarians and the semi-vegetarians did not suffer from any of the four categories of mental illnesses\u2026 among the vegetarians and semi-vegetarians with psychiatric diagnoses, their psychological problems generally PRECEDED changes in their diet\u2026 \u201d\nA chart in his article shows that among the 54 vegetarians, those with psychiatric diagnoses had these conditions before their switch to vegetarianism, at these rates:\n~90% with anxiety disorders; ~80% of somatoform disorders; ~65% with depressive disorders; around ~50% with eating disorders.\nSource: Professor Herzog\u2019s article \u201cHow Scary Are the Mental Health Risks of Vegetarianism?\u2026\u201d at https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/animals-and-us/201512/how-scary-are-the-mental-health-risks-vegetarianism (emphasis added)\nRegards health problems that \u201cpreceded changes in their diet\u201d it is a common occurrence for people who are ill to change to a plant-based diet (like vegetarianism or veganism) to help improve their pre-existing illness. It makes one wonder about the intention of media reports that fail to point this out.\n2/. The 2014 Austrian Graz University Health Survey \u2013 Refuted, Rebutted, Debunked.\nThere have been several media reports that refer to an \u201cAustrian study\u201d by researchers from the University of Graz. The initial report is titled \u201cNutrition and Health \u2013 The Association between Eating Behavior and Various Health Parameters: A Matched Sample Study\u201d; published during February 2014 in the Plos One journal.\nRefutations of the Austrian \u201cstudy\u201d \u2013 Firstly, the UK Government\u2019s National Health Service (NHS) website has published a detailed rebuttal of the Graz University survey report. This debunking is titled \u201cVegetarians have \u2018poorer quality of life\u2019 study claims\u201d and is at https://www.nhs.uk/news/food-and-diet/vegetarians-have-poorer-quality-of-life-study-claims/\nHere is a short summary of the NHS rebuttal points: \u201cthe study provides NO proof that vegetarians are in poorer health than meat eaters\u2026 The study has numerous limitations, including the cross sectional survey design, where data is taken at a single point in time, so it CANNOT prove cause and effect\u2026 it is possible the associations seen could be due to \u2018reverse causality\u2019: people with existing health problems might have switched to a vegetarian diet that may be perceived to be more healthy\u2026 Very general categories of \u201cvegetarian\u201d and three \u201ccarnivorous\u201d groups were used\u2026 Very general categories of diseases were used\u2026 the research included a relatively small sample of ONLY 330 vegetarians\u2026\u201d\nAnother detailed criticism of the Austrian University of Graz is titled \u201cCould it be True: Vegetarians Are LESS Healthy than Meat Eaters?\u201d\nSome excerpts: \u201cthe mainstream media has appeared to take this research and run with it without bothering to report on its limitations, it is worth our time explaining that this study has some serious problems: chiefly, that IT SAYS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT VEGETARIANS AT ALL\u2026.\nthe study didn\u2019t actually use any kind of firm definitions for how it broke people down into their dietary groups, AND THE FACT THAT VEGETARIANS WITHIN THAT SAMPLE GROUP ATE MEAT means, simply, that the group included people that we wouldn\u2019t actually class as vegetarian, at least in the accepted sense of the word. Even among those who didn\u2019t eat meat, their diets may have differed so much so as to make the study\u2019s term of \u201cvegetarian\u201d almost meaningless. That\u2019s a major flaw\u2026\n\u201cThere is at least one other serious problem with this study and that is that there appears to have been NO CONTROL ON HOW LONG SOMEONE HAD BEEN A \u201cVEGETARIAN\u201d.\nWhy does this matter? Consider the following scenario: You are diagnosed with having a moderate to serious health complaint. During the course of your treatment you are asked to look at your lifestyle and make improvements where you can. One of the areas you look into is your diet. Based on the information you have been given about healthy diets, you therefore take on a predominantly vegetarian lifestyle to try to improve your health. However, you still have an underlying health condition.\nThat\u2019s caused reverse causality: the disease (whatever it is, in this case depression, cancer or an allergy) led the person to becoming vegetarian, not, as the researchers seem to be implying, the vegetarian diet having caused the ailments screened for in this study.\nThere\u2019s another issue about definitions, and that comes down to how the researchers looked into the 18 specific diseases it tracked among the participants.\nNONE OF THE DISEASES WERE MEDICALLY VERIFIED and there seems to have been no control to gauge the severity of any of the ailments and whether in fact they met diagnostic criteria at all.\nThat is concerning because, even if we were to accept that vegetarians in the sample were more likely to get certain diseases, say depression, how did the study rate depression? How severe was that depression? And how did the most severe kinds break down by diet? These are all questions that the study has left unanswered and ones that really did need to at least be approached if the research was to have significant results.\nThere are some more mundane but no less valid caveats that undercut the study: the small sample size for each group, the self-reporting, the fact that it sampled respondents from only one country, and that the study doesn\u2019t appear to have used any strict measures in how it assessed quality of life and other health variables, among others\u2026\nFortunately, there are a number of such studies with far more rigorous research methods that demonstrate a vegetarian lifestyle may carry certain benefits. At the very least, there is a lot of evidence to show that a diet rich in fruit and vegetables can increase health, well-being and possibly even lifespan.\u201d\n(capital emphasis added)\nThe full article is at https://www.care2.com/causes/could-it-be-true-vegetarians-are-less-healthy-than-meat-eaters.html\nA third rebuttal of the Austrian study is titled \u201cTotal Quackery \u2013 Austria\u2019s Graz University \u201cStudy\u201d\u201d An excerpt: \u201cMost of those \u201cvegetarians\u201d (343) consumed milk & eggs and many ate fish. Less than 10% (31) of the vegetarian group were vegans, as vegans were only 0.2% of the total survey\u2026 So, 31 vegans out of a group of 15,474 people, nearly 100% of whom eat animal products regularly, are said to give real information about vegan or vegetarian lifestyles in some way. Science? No. This is madness, showing the utter desperation of meat industry interests in the face of veganism becoming more obviously a very healthy and humane way to live and gaining in popularity\u2026\u201d The full article is at https://blameitonlove.wordpress.com/2014/04/08/total-quackery-austrias-graz-university-study/\n3/. The 2017 University of Bristol UK study \u2013 Debunked, Refuted.\nIn 2017 several media outlets reported on a survey titled \u201cVegetarian diets and depressive symptoms among men.\u201d It has been referred to by phrases like \u201cUniversity of Bristol study\u201d and \u201cBristol UK study\u201d. It is published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, Volume 225, 1 January 2018.\nAgain the major flaw of the Bristol study is that more than 50% of the 350 self-identified \u201cvegetarians\u201d ate animal products \u2013 see below. This makes the study meaningless in regards to vegans and people on healthy whole-food plant-based diets (wfpb). Table 3 in the results section of the report shows the self-identified \u201cvegetarians\u201d self-reported consumption of the following animal products: 10.3% ate Meat pie; 7.4% ate Sausage/Burger; 4.7% ate Meat; 12.3% ate Poultry; 1.3% ate Offal; 57.6% ate White fish; 52.3% ate Oily fish (which was 51.1% for non-vegetarians); and 28.9% ate Shellfish (compared to 23.3% for non-vegetarians). Add to that 54.3% ate Fried foods, which, of course, are not healthy. The report does not state if poultry includes eggs. Why not? And it is puzzling that the report does not list the consumption of dairy products. Why not? For cow\u2019s milk, cheese, butter and yoghurt \u2013 along with eggs \u2013 are high in saturated animal fats that are considered by many to be inflammatory. As we have seen above saturated fats and inflammation are associated with higher rates of mental disorders along with other health problems. It can be assumed that a large portion of the \u201cvegetarians\u201d consumed dairy products. Though the report omits a figure and also of how it compares with the non-vegetarians.\nThese crucially important aspects are not mentioned in the many misleading media articles about this report.\nOther Debunks of the Bristol UK study:\nQuotes from a refutation by Dr Joel Kahn of the Bristol study: \u201cNowhere in the media reports are comments on the major limitations of the dataset recognized by the authors\u2026 there were so few vegans in the study that they were lumped into the vegetarian designation\u2026\nThe [Bristol] study in question collected data on 9,668 male partners of 14,541 pregnant women followed in England (why did nearly 5,000 men not participate?). They were asked to report if they were vegan, vegetarian, or non-vegetarians. Although hardly a joking matter in terms of the quality of the dataset, 72% of the self-reported vegans indicated current consumption of red meat.\nThis important fact is buried in the discussion section, and never mentioned in the media reports, but this was clearly a confused group of men with no apparent understanding of what a vegan diet constitutes.\nIn fact, the vegetarian cohort reported eating sausage or burgers in 7% of the respondents, meat pie in 10%, poultry in 12% and fish and fried food in over 50% of the men\u2026\nA study of even larger size was published in 2015 showing an association of a pro-vegetarian dietary pattern with less depression. The headlines then were few and without the aggressive tone and scariness of this past week. Where was the headline about \u201cMeat-eaters are miserable\u201d? What\u2019s up with the media and their apparent bias?\u2026\u201d\nRead Dr Kahn\u2019s full article at https://medium.com/@Kahn642/reading-the-headlines-about-vegetarians-and-depression-is-depressing-the-media-response-after-85a91e1d6b7b\nQuotes from a refutation of the Bristol UK study by Viva Health UK: \u201cthe original study this article was based on shows that 10.3 per cent of the \u2018vegetarians\u2019 said that they ate meat pies, 12.3 per cent ate chicken, 52.3 per cent (even more than the non-vegetarians) ate oily fish and 4.7 per cent ate meat! So a large number of the so-called vegetarians in this study were not vegetarian. Which is perhaps why the authors chose more careful wording than the Daily Mail journalist in their conclusion: \u201c\u2026 self-identi\ufb01cation as a vegetarian was associated with an increased risk of depressive symptoms\u201d\u2026\nA study published in 2015 found that vegans report less stress and anxiety than meat and dairy-eaters. The authors say: \u201cA strict plant-based diet does not appear to negatively impact mood, in fact, reduction of animal food intake may have mood benefits\u201d\u2026\nA 2012 study looked at the effects of a changing to a vegetarian diet on a group of meat-eaters. They found that mood scores didn\u2019t change for the group continuing to eat meat and fish, but in those eating a vegetarian diet, mood score improved significantly after just two weeks\u2026\u201d\nRead the full article at https://www.vivahealth.org.uk/vegetarians-are-less-likely-be-depressed\nFurther points that debunk the German, Austrian, Bristol-UK and similar misleading reports of \u201cstudies\u201d that imply vegetarians and vegans have higher rates of depression and related mental health disturbances.\nAs noted above many \u201cvegetarians\u201d eat secretions from animals like chicken\u2019s eggs and dairy products eg. cow\u2019s milk, cheese and butter. Those are often high in inflammatory saturated fats which are \u2013 as the reports and studies cited on this page and elsewhere on this site show \u2013 associated with higher rates of depression, anxiety and other illnesses.\nClick these links for pages of science journal reports about: i) the higher rates and risks of disease associated with eating eggs (including cardiovascular heart diseases (CVD, CHD), diabetes & cancers); and\nii) the higher disease risks associated with consuming dairy products (including higher mortality rates (earlier death) from cancers of the prostate, breasts, ovaries and testicles as well as higher rates of osteoporosis-related bone fractures, obesity, parkinsons disease, infertility/sterility and other symptoms of the feminization of men from the estrogen hormones in dairy).\nAlso note that many vegetarians eat fish and consuming fish has also been associated with higher rates of \u201cmental disorders, depression, and suicide.\u201d Those are the words of Dr Michael Greger MD in this short clip titled \u201cFish Consumption and Suicide\u201d at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crVbnU_tHOA\nThe text transcript is at https://nutritionfacts.org/video/fish-consumption-and-suicide/ Click this link for a page of further reports on the health hazards and dangers of eating fish products.\nHall of Shame:\nThe below list highlights some examples of the poor and mostly uncritical reporting on the \u201cstudies\u201d that are debunked above ie. the German, Austrian-Graz & Bristol-UK reports. We have reviewed how unscientific and deceptive those surveys are. These below reports make it worse by claiming or implying that vegetarian and vegan diets are associated with or are somehow a cause of higher rates of mental health disorders like depression.\na) Debunked article titled: \u201cStudy Claims That Vegetarians And Vegans Are More Unhappy Than Meat Eaters\u201d by Paul Sacca, 2017, on the site called \u201cbrobible\u201d\u2026 A quote: \u201cSure having a diet that consists heavily of red meat has plenty of problems such as higher chances of heart disease, obesity, diabetes\u2026 Another study, this one in Germany, also found a connection between a vegan diet and depression. The study of 4,100 people, found those who practiced a vegan or vegetarian diet had a 15% higher level of predisposition to depressive behavior\u2026\u201d\nb) Debunked article titled: \u201cThe Scary Mental Health Risks of Going Meatless Vegetarianism can come with some unexpected side effects\u201d by Jill Waldbieser, December 105 on the site called \u201cwomens health mag\u201d \u2026 A quote: \u201cA separate German study backs this up, finding that vegetarians were 15 percent more prone to depressive conditions and twice as likely to suffer anxiety disorders.\u201d\nc) Debunked article titled: \u201cStudy: Vegetarians Less Healthy, Lower Quality Of Life Than Meat-Eaters\u201d by Benjamin Fearnow, April 2014 on the Atlanta CBS Local website.\nd) Debunked article titled: \u201cVegetarians are \u2018less healthy and have a lower quality of life than meat-eaters'\u201d April 2014, author unknown, on the website of the UK\u2019s independent newspaper.\ne) Debunked article titled: \u201cVegetarians and vegans are more unhappy than meat eaters, study claims\u201d on the \u201ccurious mind magazine\u201d website\nf) Debunked article titled: \u201cStudy Finds That Meat Eaters Are Happier Than Vegans And Vegetarians\u201d by Tim Williams (aka. timw_brap) on the \u201csickchirpse\u201d website, August 2017\ng) Debunked article titled: \u201cUniversity of Graz Study Finds Vegetarians Are Unhealthier, More Mentally Disturbed Than Meat-Lovers\u201d by \u201cP Gosselin\u201d March 2014 on the \u201cnotrickszone\u201d website.\nh) Debunked article titled: \u201cVegetarians are unhealthy and \u2018mentally disturbed\u2019, says new research\u201d by Roisin Lanigan ( aka. R\u00f3is\u00edn Lanigan, Rosie Lanners), February 2017 on the website of \u201cThe Tab\u201d UK.\ni) Debunked article titled: \u201cControversial Study Finds Vegetarians \u2018Less Healthy\u2019 Than Meat-Eaters\u201d by Stewart Perrie, November 2017 on the \u201cladbible\u201d website.\nj) Debunked article titled: \u201cVegetarians are \u2018less healthy\u2019 and have a poorer quality of life than meat-eaters\u201d by Emma Innes, April 3 2014, Mail Online, the site of the \u201cDaily Mail\u201d UK newspaper.\nk) Debunked article titled: \u201cStudy claims that vegetarians and vegans are more unhappy than meat eaters\u201d by Leon Oteng October 2017, on the \u201cFood Envy\u201d website.\nl) Debunked article titled: \u201cScience Says Vegetarians Might Have A Higher Risk Of Suffering From Depression\u201d By Alena Hall 09/12/2017, on the \u201cSwirled\u201d website. This article is better than other reports in that it points out some flaws of the Bristol UK study; the author makes an effort to be more objective. Quote: \u201cThe research from the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom and the National Institutes of Health included almost 10,000 male participants\u2026 Approximately 350 of them considered themselves to be committed vegetarians or vegans. Every participant provided self-reported dietary data for analysis via a questionnaire\u2026 It\u2019s worth noting this study\u2019s clear limitation: it only included men. Plus, the potential reasons for the noticeable differences in mental health among the groups of participants are simply additional hypotheses. Researchers did not conduct additional tests to see which of these factors\u2026 played a significant role on their subjects in particular. Now, a truly balanced vegetarian (or vegan) diet shouldn\u2019t lead to any mental health problems. But the fact of the matter is that a lot of people who choose to go vegetarian (or even vegan) don\u2019t go about it in a healthy way\u2026\u201d\nm) Debunked article titled: \u201cNew Study We 100% Want To Believe Says Vegetarians Are Actually \u2018Less Healthy\u2019 Than Meat-Eaters\u201d by Douglas Charles, November 2017, on brobible. A copy of that article is titled \u201cAfter Shaming Meat Eaters For Years, Vegetarians Get Horrible News From Experts About Their Health\u201d by \u201cLady Liberty, November 2017 on the \u201cveteranaf\u201d website.\nRead the content further above on this page to see how those articles are refuted, debunked, discredited.\nLet History Judge and Decide:\nIn conclusion we have seen how those articles have been thoroughly debunked, discredited, refuted, rebutted and exposed for their failure to do good research, for failing at responsible journalism and for misreporting in a way that encourages large-scale misery via:\ni) meat-based diets that many large scientific studies show are associated with higher rates of degenerative diseases and premature death (click that link to see them); as well as\nii) the very large amounts of pollution, resource waste, deforestation and climate changing greenhouse gases caused by eating animals.\nAnd let\u2019s not overlook:\niii) the rise of antibiotic-resistant superbugs due to animal agriculture; and\niv) the rapid loss of biodiversity and mass extinction of species as a result of people eating meat and other animal products.",
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        "raw_content": "I Smell Something Fishy\nYes, it\u2019s time for college football; if you work at a US university with a football program and you\u2019re not paying attention to the other cuess \u2014 like the pretty sparse attendance on Fridays if Saturday is an away game \u2014 then you\u2019ll surely know this by the difficult-to-overlook influx of port-a-potties that arrive midweek, to handle the game day, shall we say, demand.\nAt least at my school they\u2019re lined up like dutiful soldiers all around the heart of the old campus, where I happen to have my office.\nThe company that makes them has an interesting website. In particular, their description of the process by which they manufacture their top-of-the-line Wave toilet \u2014 \u201ca real step ahead in the portable sanitation industry\u201d \u2014 caught my attention.\nDuring the production of the unit\u2019s walls utilizing injection molding, we are able to inject a scent directly into the polyethylene.\nThis range of scented walls represents a clear advancement in the evolution of portable toilets, and guarantees not only greater comfort for the user but also sheds a greater light on your company and makes you stand out from other companies who rent or clean toilets.\nWhen it comes to what we do in those little plastic closets, shedding greater light is probably pretty low on the priority list; if anything, we likely want to do the exact opposite: disguise and thereby control the impression for what\u2019s going on in there. But what\u2019s interesting here is that the disguising is usually done for the benefit of those around us, those whose judgments about us concern us \u2014 so, when we walk into that little room in someone\u2019s house we turn on whirring fans to dampen the noises that we happen to make and largely can\u2019t control, we spray air fresheners when we\u2019re done, maybe we even drop some paper into the bowl to deaden sounds as well. That is, we each know why we\u2019re in there and even though we know everyone else does too we all participate in a grand charade so that everyone thinks we\u2019re going in their to take a bath (hence \u201cbathroom\u201d) or just to take a break from the hectic world (\u201crestroom\u201d).\nDoes anyone ever get hired in there (i.e., \u201csee a man about a job\u201d)?\nSo what I find interesting about the injection molding technology is that I read it instead as mainly aimed mainly at us, the user, for there\u2019s no getting around the point of that profoundly public plastic \u201cwater closet\u201d (don\u2019t you just love that euphemism?) \u2014 not only does everyone else know that, as well as why, you\u2019re going in but there\u2019s probably a line of 25 people or more right outside the door, all tapping their toes (or jogging in place), with eyeballs firmly locked on that handle, waiting for it to turn and for you to finally emerge.\nThe goal, then, is not to disguise your actions from others \u2014 that just can\u2019t be done in the game day situation \u2014 but, instead, from yourself.\nAnd thus the \u201ccomfort\u201d that the manufacturer identifies is the result of persuading you, if only for a moment or two, that despite doing your business in a way that is everyone else\u2019s business, it\u2019s still a little slice of private me time.\nFor its not like you\u2019re spraying the place with lavender after you\u2019re done, erasing your presence before the next person steps in and locks that little latch; instead, it\u2019s designed to smell nice all the time, when you walk in, while you\u2019re doing what you\u2019re there to do, and after you finish, leaving nothing but a pinewood trail before, during, and after you\u2019re gone (and you\u2019ve gone).\nIt\u2019s as if you hadn\u2019t dealt it while you\u2019ve smelt it.\nThe idea, then, is not to erase the presence that was in there before you \u2014 sure, that\u2019s part of it \u2014 but, instead, to erase your own presence while you\u2019re in there, thereby liberating you from knowing that you\u2019re pooping in a parking lot.\nSo, given how profoundly private we treat what it is that we go in there to do, the portable toilet industry can\u2019t hide from everyone else at the tailgate that you\u2019re pretty much relieving yourself (that\u2019s another good one \u2014 though I suppose we sometimes say \u201cAhhhh\u2026\u201d) in front of everyone; but it can try to hide that fact from you, the one in that confined little strawberry field of a space. So, for a brief moment you willingly suspend what you know to be the case and float away on the rose sensations.\nAnd that\u2019s what I think ideology is \u2014 the name we give to devices that we use to disguise situations that we know we are in \u2014 not from others, but from ourselves. If so, then the very word euphemism may be among the most potently ideological terms in our vocabulary, for it simultaneously names, yet distracts attention (by softening) from, what we might as well just call propaganda. Making the very term euphemism itself ideological.\nBy the way, does anyone really powder their nose in there anymore?\nCategoriesChapter 1, Claims, Russell McCutcheon TagsEuphemism, Ideology, Portable Toilets, Propaganda, Restroom\nPrevious PostPrevious Whose Unity?\nNext PostNext \u201cSmile for the Camera\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Interview Days with Yew Chung and Yew Wah Schools in China and Hong Kong for 2019 jobs\nJump to....Event Info | Feedback from teachers | Vacancies | Employment Package | Requirements | How to Attend | More about China | School Locations\nJob Interviews - Snap up the top jobs for August 2019 before they are gone\nEdvectus will be hosting 3 interview events for this excellent group of schools with over 80 vacancies for next academic year.\n24-25 November 2018 in Shanghai\n2 December 2018 in London\n7 December 2018 in Abu Dhabi\nSkype interviews will be available for qualified candidates who cannot make the events in person\nOn three weekends, Edvectus has been contracted to host an exclusive, invitation-only interview day for Yew Chung and Yew Wah international schools with campuses in Hong Kong, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Yantai, Qingdao, Chongqing and more for their August 2019 vacancies. Teachers will have first access to all jobs for August 2019 through this event and interview directly with principals.\nStarted in the 1930s, The Yew Chung Eucation Foundation pioneered bilingual internatioanl education and through its Yew Wah schools can offer a fully rounded education that meets the needs of local Chinese students who want to have both a Chinese and international grounding.\nYew Wah is truly an East meets West programme where Western and Chinese teachers work in harmony. The environment suits teachers who work well in a team environment and who are interested in learning more about the world around them. Class sizes are small and behaviour problems are non-existent.\nTeachers interested in attending the interviews must apply through Edvectus who is managing the event.\nFeedback from teachers placed previously\n\" I am currently living and teaching in Beijing, China . Overall, I love the atmosphere and inviting presence of the school. YCIS is also in a great location. My daughter and I are really enjoying our time here. I have had many positives since coming to China. The first positive is that I'm actually enjoying teaching more than I did when I was in America. Here in China, I feel valued and respected as a teacher\" -EP\n\" Shanghai is a very easy city in which to relocate! There is something for everyone and a large expat community in which you can be involved compared to other cities in China. YCIS makes you feel welcome immediately. On my first day I had felt like I had been here for years already. Very helpful in providing a comfortable transition.... If you are from a smaller city, be prepared for large crowds everywhere you go. You get accustomed to this pretty quickly, but if you do not do well with large crowds it may be difficult at first. Research Chinese culture before you arrive. So many amazing foods, traditions, etc. so be open minded and give it a shot! If you find local foods that you like, your pocketbook will love you! Don't be phased by people staring and taking photos as they are just intrigued by obviously different appearances. They aren't judging, they are just curious!\" - KM\n\"I am really enjoying the location of the school - we are very close to the center of Shanghai, and there is always something exciting happening in the area. If anyone is on the fence about moving to Shanghai... take the plunge! Life is so easy here. For any NZ teachers - the workload is almost halved here! I don't take work home in the evenings or on the weekend. I finally have a work-life balance!\nThe positives are the location and the people - I started with a great group of new teachers and we have all become very close. The students are great too, they are very well behaved - there are very few behavioral problems.\" - AC\n\"What I like most about my school is the trust in the teachers to do their jobs and the support I have found when I have any questions or any confusion. Beijing is a bustling busy place which is full of all types of experiences. I\u2019m still getting acclimated but I am enjoying exploring. The challenges have been the language barrier and getting around in the city specifically cabs. I haven\u2019t found any culture shock per say but I consciously made a decision that the first few months I would just try to experience this place and country before saying I liked or disliked anything. I would encourage that mindset to others as well because it is a very unique place.\" - AP\nEarly Years and Primary Teachers and Primary Specialists in Art, Music, ESL and PE\nSecondary English, Art, Music, Drama, PE, Maths, Science, ICT and Business Studies\nPastoral - Boarding teachers, Pastoral care, Counsellors (University guidance as well as Social/Emotional), PSHE/Personal Social and Health Education teachers and more\nSome Leadership posts may be available\nBesides a very competitive top-range salary which is comparable to schools in other regions such as the Middle East, Yew Chung and Yew Wah offers excellent benefits flights yearly, housing, medical insurance, visa application assistance and more. The schools are family friendly with a housing allowance and free tuition for dependent children (number varies by school).\nApplicants to these schools must be fully qualified/certified in their subject in the form of a Bachelors of Education, BA plus PGCE or equivalent. A BA degree plus TEFL certificate is not sufficient, not even for the EAL specialist positions.\nTeachers must have at least 2 years solid teaching experience POST qualifying (student teaching experience will not be counted).\nTeachers must share, and be able to demonstrate, a shared vision and education philosophy. NOTE: Yew Chung was founded with a Christian ethos. Although Christianity is not taught in their schools and there is no requirement that teachers are Christian, teachers should be au fait with basic Christian values such as 'do unto others' and helping those less fortunate in the community. The schools are very inclusive and teachers of all faiths are encouraged to apply.\nEdvectus does not charge teachers for our services or to attend our events. To attend, fill out the form below. We will discuss the opportunities with you and secure your place at the events.\nhttp://www.edvectus.com/pages/china\nYew Chung and Yew Wah Locations:\nBeijing is the capital city of China that has a history stretching back several millennia. Modern meets ancient in Beijing, which is home to foreign embassies and host to the Olympics as well as cultural sites such as the Forbidden City, Hutong, the Summer Palace and the nearby Great Wall of China. Expatriates can enjoy an active social life with many expatriate sports and social clubs, bars, restaurants, gyms and parks. Top sites in Beijing here with a very perky Naomi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kGXvQwK6kY\nShanghai is on China\u2019s central coast and the financial hub of China. A very multicultural and vast city, it started as the major trading port for eastern China and has turned into a modern city complete with the tallest building in China and an efficient, clean metro system. Shanghai is a beautiful and welcoming city that\u2019s easy to live in. A great overview of the city is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr5BhBxWKT8\nYantai is a coastal town in the Shandong province that still has colonial charm and access to plenty of outdoor activies. Yantai Hill Park and Nanshan Parks are on your doorstep and you can enjoy the beaches in the summer and nearby skiing in the winter and hit the bars and restaurants all year long. https://youtu.be/96cDbf3nSrA\nShenzhen is a vibrant city, adjacent to Hong Kong. Known for manufacturing and shopping, many expatriates live in Shenzhen making it a lively place to work. With one of the highest GDPs per capita in China, you will have everything you need at your fingertips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhqkplxnjCI\nChongqing is probably the largest city you have never heard of. It is located up-river from Shanghai on the Yangtze River and whilst no longer technically part of the Sichuan province, it retains a love of spicy food. Chongqing is set to become the most important city in West China with plans for huge growth. Nearby Three Gorges is a beautiful boat ride away where you can travel down sharp bends alongside huge limestone cliffs. Here\u2019s an informative BBC show about this new mega-city: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8BVivw3TzI\nGuangzhou is a short train ride away from Hong Kong and is a vibrant and multicultural city. One of the top five largest cities in China, it has become a major gateway into China. With a great combination of city and nearby parks, Guangzhou is a great place for singles and families alike. https://youtu.be/wDJdax2xqwY\nApplicants are encouraged to keep an open mind on location, and not to narrow choices too quickly to improve their chances of getting a job offer from the group. 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        "raw_content": "US Supreme Court deals Israel lobby big defeat in Jerusalem passport case\nAli Abunimah Rights and Accountability 8 June 2015\nA light display projected onto Jerusalem\u2019s Damascus Gate during the Israeli-government backed \u201cFestival of Lights,\u201d which Palestinians view as an Israeli effort to consolidate control over the occupied city, on 4 June.\nSaeb Awad APA images\nIsrael and its lobby were dealt a major defeat today as the US Supreme Court struck down a law allowing US citizens born in Jerusalem to list \u201cIsrael\u201d as their country of birth in their passports.\nThe Supreme Court ruled that Section 214(d) of the 2002 Foreign Relations Authorization Act infringes on the president\u2019s exclusive power to recognize foreign states.\nThe decision was 6 to 3, with three of the most conservative judges \u2013 Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Antonin Scalia and Samuel Alito \u2013 dissenting. 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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Lora Davis-Allen\nElizabeth Smith \u2192\nTitle: Assistant Director of Student Services\nWith nearly three decades of professional experience, Carmen Sierra has spent the last nine years as an assistant director of student services at Columbia University. Her desire to assist and facilitate student needs has been the momentum behind her career; thus, her successes are derived from their achievements. To coincide with her comprehensive experience, Ms. Sierra is affiliated with the New York State Organization of Bursars and Business Administrators, the Middle States Association of Collegiate Registrars and Officers of Admission, and the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers.\nContact Carmen Sierra",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u2192 Free Essays \u2192 Medicine \u2192 Effective Nursing Theory Sample Essay\n\u2190 Sample Essay on Leadership and Management in Nursing Personal Philosophy of Nursing Essay \u2192\nBefore nursing theories have been developed, there was no need to explain some nursing practices as they were considered as a set of ordinary tasks. Owing to the nursing theories and concepts, nursing has transformed from calling to a specific field of study and professional occupation. Being used as a set of instructions on how to apply critical thinking, nursing theories teach people to make decisions on their own. Eventually, nursing theories made a serious contribution to the development of such area as nursing (McEwen & Wills, 2011).\nThe notions nursing ideology and nursing theory are identical. The point is that the attitude nurses have towards the profession of a nurse identifies the theories they will apply while working. Nursing ideology gives us a clear explanation of what nursing is and helps us understand the way nurses work. As to the nursing theory, it demonstrates how the collaboration between patients and nurses promotes excellent health. In addition, it discovers the connection between different health-relating issues by providing good examples. The role of nursing theory is to make the communication between nurses more effective and shed light on the aspects relating to nursing. Nursing theory describes the main stages of the development of this area and gives guidance on how it should progress in the future (Alligood & Tomey, 2002).\nMarilyn Parker states that the term \u201cnursing theory\u201d can be interpreted in several ways. Owing to the nursing theory, specialists working in the nursing area can find out how the advanced techniques work in practice and how to apply them properly. It is necessary to admit that nursing theory discusses the medical issues relating to different specialties within the nursing area. Basically, nursing theory is primarily focused on improving the care services provided to patients. It can be said that nursing theory performs several roles. It identifies the place of nursing in the health care system, teaches its followers to critically analyze complicated situations, and defines the principles which nursing education should be based on (Parker, 2006). What is more, nursing theory teaches nurses and other specialists working in the mentioned filed not to be afraid of arriving at crucial decisions. One can define three main types of nursing theory: middle range theory, nursing practice theory, and grand theory. Each of the types clearly explains what professional nursing care is (McEwen & Willis, 2011).\nAccording to Colley, 2003, the main task of nursing theory is to help nursing develop as an independent area. Due to the nursing theory, the specialists working in different sectors of a health care system learn to communicate with each other and discuss the concepts relating to nursing. Theories and ideologies play a crucial role in making decisions and implementing innovative ideas. Nurses would find it hard to carry out their professional duties if there were no coherent nursing theories which could help them understand how quality care should be provided.\nMeleis claims that being fully aware of nursing theory is rather beneficial. First, it explains how the patients should be treated and diagnosed. Second, it gives a solid foundation for conducting studies. Third, it helps nurses develop their competence. As it has already been mentioned, nursing theory improves communication between all the specialists participating in the caring process. According to Meleis, 2011, it maintains \u201cnursing independence\u201d and teaches nurses to take responsibility for their actions. The major advantage of nursing theory is that it offers a systematic approach to dealing with the issues relating to the nursing field.\nAlongside numerous advantages of the nursing theory, there are specific obstacles in the path of its development. The main role of nursing staff is to properly analyze different issues relating to their work in order to do their job well. Many people decide to build a career in the nursing area because they want to help others. However, they are not interested in analyzing and evaluating some issues. Another big problem that does not let applicants concentrate on the nursing philosophy is finances and applicants\u2019 desire to achieve remarkable success in the chosen field. One more barrier to applying nursing theories is misinterpretation of its types. One should understand that a specific theory cannot be suitable for dealing with different patients (Meleis, 2011).\nDorothea Orem, Florence Nightingale, and Jean Watson are the most famous nursing theorists. The notes published by Florence Nightingale in 1860 became the foundation of nursing practice and study. The theory introduced by Jean Watson in 1975-1979 made a great contribution to the development of the nursing area. According to it, nursing is an independent sector within a large health care system with its own traditions and ethics. As to Dorothea Orem, she states that taking care of others is an intrinsic nature of everyone. The theory developed by Dorothea Orem claims that nurses should work efficiently to meet patients\u2019 needs (Im & Ju Chang, 2012).\nNursing ideology presents the set of beliefs and principles which one should refer to when conducting research in the nursing area. It clearly illustrates the fundamental aspects of nursing. Additionally, it describes the methods and techniques that should be used in practice. Nursing ideology represents the essence of nursing and describes the peculiarities of relationship between nurses and patients. It is considered a helpful directory for experienced and new nurses. Nursing ideology helps us understand what major focus of nursing is and how to do one\u2019s job perfectly (Kikuchi & Simmons, 1994).\nThe principles, methods, and techniques applied by nurses and their outlook on life and attitude towards nursing form the basis of the nursing philosophy. It helps a nurse understand what direction to move in. Ernestine Wiedenbach has developed a theoretical nursing pattern according to which nursing philosophy consists of three main sections. They are appreciation for life, significance of freedom, of every individual, and a guarantee to work efficiently by following one\u2019s beliefs (Wiedenbach, 1964). A researcher Virginia Henderson was convinced that the chief role of a nurse wass to assist patients in every possible way. Nurses should help patients go through the daily routine since the latter are not able to cope with all the issues on their own for clear reasons (Castledine, 1996).\nSince the period of Virginia Henderson's and Florence Nightingale, many nursing-related issues have changed. Still, one thing stays the same \u2013 the importance of understanding patients and taking care of them appropriately. By being aware of nursing theories and the way they are applied, nurses will be able to fulfill their duties well.\nBy analyzing this nursing theory essay sample, you will have no problems in creating your own paper. Just bookmark this \u201cessay nursing theory\u201d page to keep valuable writing prompts at hand!",
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        "raw_content": "Chain Belt Company originated in the late-nineteenth century as a manufacturer of chain links designed to replace leather belts in driving large agricultural implements. Throughout the twentieth century, it diversified, improving the inner workings of machinery in a wide array of industries. The company\u2019s success was largely attributed to the fact that its innovations were applied to the \u201cconveying\u201d of materials, a process that was essential in both heavy and light industries.[1]\nLike many other early industries that sprang up in the Menomonee Valley, this fledgling company was nurtured by another major Milwaukee manufacturer, Pawling & Harnischfeger (P&H). Christopher Levalley started Chain Belt on September 9, 1891, renting workspace at the original P&H shop with his partners, F.W. Sivyer and W.A. Draves.[2] As business grew, they opened a new factory near the 16th Street viaduct,[3] and in 1919 moved further west, buying a twenty-three acre tract in West Milwaukee.[4]\nChain belts drove most industrial equipment, and by 1920, \u201ceverywhere, in a hundred industries, the chain of this Milwaukee factory [was] bringing the raw and semi-raw materials from one pair of hands to the next.\u201d[5] Within the company\u2019s first ten years, it began crafting chains to drive both elevators and conveyor belts. Levalley also developed chain-driven concrete mixers, revolutionizing the construction industry.[6] In the 1910s, Chain Belt produced water screens, which were essential for power plants and blast furnaces that required clean, cool water in their condensers.[7] It also developed a paver which was instrumental in the construction of roadways throughout the country as automobiles grew in popularity.[8] The onset of the Second World War brought a steady supply of defense contracts, eventually necessitating the addition of a new 320,000 square foot building on West Mitchell Street.[9]\nBusiness continued to thrive in the post-war period. In 1959, the company expanded overseas into Europe and Japan, and into South America in the following year.[10] It underwent a name change to Rex Chain Belt in 1964, reflecting the long-time use of the Rex trademark in their promotional materials. In the early 1970s, the firm became Rexnord after it acquired Nordberg Manufacturing.[11] The economic recession of the early 1980s led to a hostile takeover by Cleveland\u2019s Banner Industries in 1987. A few years later, however, Banner sold Chain Belt. Restored to its original vitality, Rexnord purchased another Milwaukee mainstay\u2014the Falk Corporation\u2014in 2005.[12]\n^ \u201cFrom Rigid Iron to Flexible Chain Belt,\u201d Milwaukee Journal, September 12, 1917, p. 14.\n^ \u201cLittle Journeys to the Homes of Wisconsin Industries, Number Two\u2014The Chain Belt Company,\u201d Milwaukee Journal, May 23, 1920, p. 16.\n^ \u201cLittle Journeys to the Homes of Wisconsin Industries.\u201d\n^ \u201cA Milwaukee Industry Building a New Plant,\u201d Milwaukee Sentinel, October 6, 1919, p. 12.\n^ \u201cLittle Journeys to the Homes of Wisconsin Industries.\u201d This article notes that others had been developing prototypes for such mixers, but LeValley was the first to create a \u201cpractical chain drive for a concrete mixer.\u201d\n^ \u201cChain Belt Co. Has Extensive Trade,\u201d Milwaukee Journal, July 24, 1918, p. 9. According to another article, Chain Belt also helped to develop \u201cthe largest traveling screens in the world in the Ohio River at Cincinnati for the Union Gas and Electric Company\u2026[with a] screening capacity of 200,000 gallons of water per minute.\u201d The screen helped to keep the river from overflowing. See \u201cAmong Milwaukee\u2019s Manufacturing Plants,\u201d North Shore Bulletin, ed. by Luke Grant, 4, no. 12 (Chicago: Chicago and North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad, 1921), p. 11.\n^ \u201cFrye Heads Chain Belt Company,\u201d The Lumber Trade Journal, 69 (May 1, 1916), p. 45. According to this article, \u201cMost concrete roads in and about Milwaukee ha[d] been laid by chain belt pavers.\u201d\n^ \u201cFrye Heads Chain Belt Company.\u201d\n^ \u201cChain Belt Expanding Overseas,\u201d Milwaukee Sentinel, July 1, 1959, 7, part 2. \u201cChain Belt Sets Up Foreign Firms,\u201d Milwaukee Sentinel, August 18, 1960, 11, part 2.\n^ \u201cChain Belt Takes New Firm Name,\u201d Milwaukee Sentinel, January 23, 1964, 5, part 2.\n^ David Bianco and Frederick Ingram, International Directory of Company Histories (Farmington Hills, MI: Thomson Gale, 2006), s.v. \u201cRexnord Corporation.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "January 9, 2019 January 12, 2019 Categories Lifestyle, relationshipsbreak-ups, ghosted, ghosting, heartbreak, love, relationships4 Comments on What to do when you\u2019ve been ghosted\nIf you\u2019ve never been ghosted before, lucky you.\nGhosting is\u2026how do I describe this\u2026ghosting is\u2026horrible!\nIt\u2019s not limited to this definition but basically it\u2019s when you\u2019ve been dating someone, everything is fine then out of the blue they just disappear\u2026like you never knew them. Like a ghost.\nPeople have a lot of reasons for why they ghost. But the more time invested before the ghosting, the worst it is to be ghosted. If you\u2019ve been seeing someone for a few days and they ghost, no harm done. If you\u2019ve been seeing someone for months or years and ghost\u2026they are just evil. They may have a legitimate reason for ghosting, but that doesn\u2019t make it hurt less.\nI\u2019ve been ghosted a couple times, so maybe I\u2019m now an expert? I\u2019ve done everything you\u2019re NOT supposed to do when you\u2019ve been ghosted, so here are my tips on what you SHOULD do:\nEasier said than done! When a person quits responding to you, you might have a million thoughts going on in your mind. But don\u2019t jump to conclusions too fast. Take a breath and a step back, see if they text or call you back. You know this person, and you know they couldn\u2019t go more than a day or two without speaking to you. Find something to take your mind off checking your phone.\nOk\u2026it\u2019s been a few hours or a few days since you\u2019ve heard from them. You feel like you need a response. Personally, I loathe being ignored. My biggest mistake was always texting and calling until I got a response. But don\u2019t be like me\u2026be better than me. If it\u2019s been a few hours or days since you\u2019ve heard from them and they haven\u2019t responded to any of your attempts to contact them, gracefully walk away. They will respond eventually and if they don\u2019t\u2026\nDon\u2019t Give Them What They Want\nI\u2019m no relationship expert but I would bet that many people who ghost after you\u2019ve been together for a while are narcissists. Narcs are a whole other blog post but when a narc is done with you, they will discard you often times ghosting is easiest for them. So if your ghoster is also a narc then they will thrive off you going insane. You blowing up their phone for a response will make them feel so good. Don\u2019t do it\u2026.be better than me!\nIf your person doesn\u2019t fit the narc criteria they may have ghosted due to something they\u2019ve been going through personally. Therefore the ghosting is not your fault (it never is) it\u2019s on them, they have something they need to work on. Though it\u2019s a selfish thing to do, they may have thought that was the best way to handle is. Regardless, it is still painful but that bowing out gracefully is crucial.\nDon\u2019t Block Them on Social Media\nRelationship experts might disagree with me on this but if you are friends with your ghoster, don\u2019t delete them\u2026yet. See if they delete you first. If you do that you will 1. know they are still alive and 2. know that they have discarded you. If you\u2019ve tried to call, text or Facebook messaged them and they don\u2019t respond but delete/block you on social media\u2026trash. Better yet if they unfriend you after all that, THEN you block them.\nMove on With Your Life. Get Your Power Back.\nThe first few tips are hard. Especially if you really liked the person and you believed they felt the same. Or sometimes you set yourself up in your mind that this is the person you want, but in reality they are not the person you think they are. Either way you\u2019ve spent the past few months getting to know them, you both formed a bond that was broken with no explanation.\nYou may feel it\u2019s all out of your control but actually you have more control over yourself than the ghoster. You can determine how you respond to their actions and you can snatch your power back by just walking away. The best revenge is living well.\nI didn\u2019t do any of these things. Each time I took it pretty hard and turned it on myself, \u201cwhat did I do wrong\u201d but it\u2019s really not about you, it\u2019s on them. The best thing to do is not to beat yourself up and don\u2019t let it do permanent damage. We all know there\u2019s always SOMEBODY trying to holla, so once the pain subsides there will be another. And if they ghost you, come back and read this again.\nI pity the fool who ghosts you again.\nYouTube Video!!\nPrevious Post When my date said \u2018black women have bad attitudes\u2019\nNext Post 10 tips for moving across the country\n4 thoughts on \u201cWhat to do when you\u2019ve been ghosted\u201d\nIma Denmon says:\nly, I don\u2019t know what being ghosted is. I\u2019ve never heard the expression before toay.\nWell now you know what to do if it happens to you! I hope it never does, it is a horrible feeling!\nfngrl5 says:\nOMG. I so needed to read this. I was ghosted by a \u2018work friend\u2019. She and I were thick as thieves. We shared so many mutual thoughts about a LOT of things. All of a sudden she stopped talking to me. For reasons, I cannot figure out. I would reach out and she\u2019d never respond. It is KILLING me. I just can\u2019t understand it. I know the reasons she treats other people this way, but I would like to think I don\u2019t fall into that category. It\u2019s so hurtful and humiliating.\nIt is terrible the way she treated other people is exactly how she treated you. We all want to be the exception and they do a good job at making you feel like you are. Until they disappear!!\nStay strong!! And keep doing awesome things at work and building yourself up. I\u2019m happy this post was able to help, I hope it helps you NOT make some of the mistakes I did. We may never understand why these ghosters do what they do, but we know we deserve better! \ud83d\ude42",
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        "raw_content": "DISTURBING Trend On The Rise Among \u2018Goth\u2019 Teens \u2013 Snorting Blood!\nA new disturbing trend is on the rise throughout the United States, specifically among \u201cgothic\u201d teens \u2013 snorting the blood of friends in an effort to \u201cbecome one\u201d with them.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a new thing kids are doing \u2013 not to get high, but to has some sort of internal bond with their close friends or significant other,\u201d said New Brighton Hospital Chief of Staff, Dr. Marvin Reece. \u201cThe problem becomes, though, that these kids are not thinking about the consequences, or the danger that can come from snorting any liquid \u2013 especially blood.\u201d\nDr. Reece says he has treated more than a dozen cases of \u201cblood poisoning,\u201d where a teen has literally cut open their friend or boyfriend/girlfriend, and snorted the blood that dripped from the wound.\n\u201cUnfortunately, two of the teens have died. This is a serious issue, because aside from blood-borne diseases, there is also the very real risk \u2013 and I know how silly this sounds \u2013 of drowning in blood when they do this. It\u2019s a liquid going into your lungs, after all.\u201d\nTeens are urged to not try and snort anything, but \u201cespecially not blood,\u201d says Dr. Reece. \u201cIf you\u2019re going to snort anything, please \u2013 just go back to the good ol\u2019 normal stuff, like heroin and cocaine. Maybe some crushed adderall. Whatever you kids did before. Just stop snorting each other\u2019s blood, okay?\u201d\nPosted in Health/Fitness, Weird NewsTagged blood, goth, teens\nAnti-Circumcision Activist Forcibly Circumcised\nA man who was in our nation\u2019s capital protesting the circumcision of infants was reportedly attacked and forcibly circumcised himself, by an assailant that is being referred to as \u201cvery angry.\u201d\n\u201cHe came out of nowhere, out of the shadows, and he pulled me into an alley,\u201d said the protestor, John Jacobs. \u201cHe whispered into my ear that \u2018dicks should look good, asshole,\u2019 and then he pulled my penis out and cut off the tip.\u201d\nUnfortunately for Jacobs, he was actually already circumcised, and the entire head of his penis was cut off.\n\u201cThe guy was very angry that we were trying to make people stop cutting their babies, and I have no idea why,\u201d said Jacobs. \u201cI think that sometimes people are very passionate about things, and they don\u2019t know how to handle it. Unfortunately, I may have lost my penis, but I feel no ill will. I just want this poor man found so he can get the help he needs.\u201d\nPosted in Headlines, Weird NewsTagged attack, blood, circumcised, circumcision, protest\nRed Cross Announces It Has \u2018Too Much Blood,\u2019 Asking For Volunteers To Take Some Back\nThe Red Cross, the company known for constantly being \u201cin need\u201d of blood, has announced for the first time ever that they actually have a surplus of red cells and plasma, and are looking for volunteers who may want to have a little extra blood added to their systems.\n\u201cFor the first time in the history of our organization, we have too much blood,\u201d said Red Cross spokesman Mary Lambert. \u201cI\u2019ve never seen anything like it. All those \u2018in need\u2019 campaigns worked, and people came out in droves. Couple that with less people needing transfusions, and we have too much blood. So much blood, in fact, that we\u2019re giving it away!\u201d\nLambert says that the Red Cross will be setting up stations in hospitals, American Legions, malls, and other areas that would normally be for blood donation, but will now be for giving back.\n\u201cIf you\u2019ve ever given blood before, you are welcome to come take some back for free,\u201d said Lambert. \u201cIf it is your first time dealing with the Red Cross, then we ask for a small donation of $15, and we will supply you with up to one pint of fresh, warm plasma.\u201d\nPosted in Headlines, Health/FitnessTagged blood, giving back, Plasma, red cross, surplus, too much blood\nShocking: Patti LaBelle Sweet Potato Pies Reportedly Made With Blood of Unborn Fetuses\nThe new rage at Wal-Mart in the last several weeks has been singer Patti LaBelle\u2019s Sweet Potato Pies, reportedly made from a recipe from LaBelle\u2019s own kitchen. In a shocking discovery, though, it seems that some of the \u201cnatural ingredients\u201d that are listed on the package include the blood of unborn or discarded fetuses.\n\u201cFrankly, we are shocked to learn that Patti LaBelle Sweet Potato Pies contain the blood of the innocent as part of the natural ingredients,\u201d said Wal-Mart food supervisor Joe Goldsmith. \u201cWhen Miss LaBelle approached us to sell her pies in our stores, we were definitely eager, as they are delicious, but we would have never consented had we known, fully, what they contained.\u201d\nLaBelle, for her part, seems to be unconcerned with the development, and says she has \u201cno idea\u201d why folks are getting so upset.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been making my pies the same way for nearly 40 years, and it has always included a little fetal blood when I bake it,\u201d said LaBelle. \u201cIt helps to give it a little extra kick, and makes the pie come out a nice, golden brown, with just some hints of reds and oranges in there. It\u2019s an additive, not a main ingredient.\u201d\nRegardless of the ingredients, people are still flocking to their local Wal-Mart stores to purchase the pies, although most are still finding them out of stock.\n\u201cI\u2019ve only been able to get my hands on one pie in the last 2 months since they became a hot commodity, and I had to pay 3 times the normal amount to a guy who was carrying one out of the store,\u201d said sweet potato fan Mark Jones. \u201cI honestly don\u2019t care that they contain fetal blood \u2013 have you tried these damn things? They\u2019re addicting as hell!\nThe FDA says that the \u201ctrace amounts\u201d of discarded fetal blood that is in the pies is not enough to trigger a recall, and that the pies are approved for continued sale.\nPosted in Business, HeadlinesTagged blood, Blood of the Innocent, fetus, natural ingredients, Patti LaBelle, sweet potato, Sweet Potato Pie, Wal-Mart\nCharlie Sheen Thinks He May Have Gotten HIV Through Tainted Tiger Blood Transfusion\nCharlie Sheen went on the Today show earlier this week to announce something that he and several close confidants had known for years; Sheen is HIV positive.\nReportedly receiving the diagnosis from doctors over 4 years ago, Sheen said to Matt Lauer on Today that was not sure how he contracted the disease, or from whom, but later that day reflected that it was entirely possible that he had gotten it from a tainted source of tiger\u2019s blood.\n\u201cI suppose people thought I as joking when I would reference having tiger\u2019s blood, but I wasn\u2019t kidding,\u201d said Sheen. \u201cI really did have many, many transfusions of fresh-squeezed tiger blood injected into my own. I thought it would make me stronger, and able to do mountains more cocaine than I already was. In the end, maybe it was a bad idea.\u201d\nIf it\u2019s true that Sheen contracted the disease from tainted tiger blood, it would be the first case of the FIV virus, the feline version of HIV, being transferred to a human.\nPosted in EntertainmentTagged AIDS, blood, Charlie Sheen, HIV, sheen, tiger blood, transfusion\nBaker Creates Sweet Frosting Using His Own Diabetic Blood\nRICHMOND, Virginia \u2013\nA diabetic man has put his recent diagnosis to work by creating a thick, maple syrup-like condiment from his own blood. James Dyer, 46, says that he had recently been feeling very ill, and was often lightheaded, and decided he needed to see his doctor.\n\u201cI went to my doctor, and he gave me a diagnosis of diabetes. I wasn\u2019t really shocked, it definitely runs in the family, and that\u2019s pretty much the only thing that runs in my family,\u201d said Dyer. \u201cI was really depressed for a few days, \u2019cause I fucking love cake and that\u2019s not supposed to be happening anymore, but then I decided that this could be the break I needed.\u201d\nDyer, a pastry chef by trade, said that since his blood was so sweet, he figured he could make a syrup out of it for use in his baking.\n\u201cI had an A1C count of 24. That\u2019s stupid high. I should have been dead,\u201d said Dyer. \u201cMy blood sugar when I went to my doctor was 900. I don\u2019t even know what that means, except for the fact that my blood is sweeter than the stevia plant everyone raves about now, and it\u2019s just as all natural.\u201d\nDyer uses the blood condiment in his flavorings for his pastries, including for filling and frosting.\n\u201cPeople really like it, and come to find out, it\u2019s not illegal, so this is all good. The kids and families can\u2019t get enough,\u201d said Dyer. \u201cI don\u2019t have much time left on this earth, but I am not going to let my sugary blood dictate my life and my eating habits. I will eat what I want. To be damned with insulin. I\u2019m going to profit off my sweet, diabetic blood!\u201d\nPosted in Business, Weird NewsTagged baker, blood, candy, Diabetic, frosting, sugar, sweets\nExperts Predict Major Bed Bug Infestation In The U.S. Will Kill Thousands In 2015\nFORT COLLINS, Colorado \u2013\nCimex lectularius, commonly known as the Bed Bug here In the United States, is a parasitic insect which feeds primarily on human blood, and has become infamous for its infestations within the past decade. Dr. DeMarcus Johnson, head of Insect Sciences at Colorado State University says, though, that these last ten years were \u2018the easy part.\u2019\n\u201cThe good ol\u2019 days are clearly behind us,\u201d Dr. Johnson said. \u201cSometime after spring and heading into Summertime, we will begin to see massive Bed Bug infestations, so drastic that we predict large quantities will feed on humans and cause significant loss of life.\u201d\n\u201cI do not take any comfort in alarming the good people of this beautiful country, but this is by-far more of a probability rather than a possibility. To put into perspective, just imagine getting stung by hundreds of bees at the same time while asleep at night. If that happened to millions of Americans every night, thousands of those people would die on a weekly basis. These little suckers are sneaky and do not sting like a bee does, they just gradually suck the blood right out of you without even waking you up.\u201d Dr. Johnson stated.\nBed Bugs have increasingly become more of a problem in the United States every year. The pests build massive nests inside mattresses, and when a human being lies on the mattress they sense the person\u2019s body heat, at which point they go into feeding mode by sucking blood out of the human body, much like a tick or a leech. When silently attacked by thousands of the insects during sleep, they can literally suck you dry. The also carry a vast array of deadly diseases.\n\u201cWe are doing everything we can to warn American citizens of this awful soon-to-be plague, but unfortunately, there just isn\u2019t much else to do but make sure your home is clear of them now. Buy new mattresses, couches, chairs, and any other \u2018soft\u2019 furniture you may have in your home. Burn the ones that exist now. Replace old carpets with new, or use strictly hardwood flooring. Do not wait until spring or summer, by then, I regret to say, it will be much too late. Vampires are real, and they exist in the form of the Bed Bug.\u201d\nPosted in Health/Fitness, Science/TechTagged Bed Bugs, blood, bugs, disease, Insects, Science, sleeping, vampires\nDrop In Blood Donations Means Higher Prices For Plasma TVs\nThe American Red Cross issued an urgent nationwide appeal for blood donations as regional supply centers reported lower than average levels of immediately available blood reserves.\nPlasma, blood\u2019s liquid component, is essential for transporting red blood cells (erythrocytes), white blood cells (leukocytes), and platelets, which help to stop bleeding during traumatic physical injury.\nThe nation\u2019s technological sector also requires a continual supply of plasma. Demand has steadily increased since the introduction of the first flat-screen plasma displays in 2006 and, as with any industry faced with a shortage of materials, the result is higher prices passed along to the consumer.\n\u201cConsumers are going to take a hit,\u201d said Walter Britton, media analyst and marketing director. \u201cIt\u2019s the domino effect \u2013 one puzzle piece influences the entire picture. Shoppers are going to end up with a lot of bruised wallets and pocketbooks,\u201d he added.\nTrudy Belmont, regional director of the Denver Colorado Red Cross, is confident that the public will favorably respond to the plea for increased donations. \u201cAmericans always come through. I have no doubt our regional and national supply levels will return to normal, just as they have in the past. Soon there will be enough blood everywhere,\u201d she added.\nMajor electronics manufacturers, including LG, Samsung, Pioneer and NEC, have formed a partnership with the American Red Cross to urge the public to participate in nationwide blood drives.\n\u201cGive Blood \u2013 That\u2019s The Resolution!\u201d is the new rallying cry and national slogan developed by analyst Britton and his creative team. Public service announcements have been produced for wide distribution across several media platforms.\n\u201cThe sooner we get enough blood,\u201d said Britton, \u201cthe faster we can maintain the fair market prices that consumers demand, while providing hospital patients and victims of traumatic injury the life-giving fluid they have come to depend on. Let\u2019s get flowing!\u201d he enthusiastically chanted, pumping his fist in the air.\nFormerly, a 2- to 3-day reserve supply of blood products was necessary to meet demands imposed by hospitals, emergency medical centers and electronics manufacturers. The Red Cross now aims to increase that reserve to 5 days.\nPosted in Business, Headlines, Health/Fitness, Science/TechTagged American Red Cross, blood, blood drive, donations, electronics, Plasma, plasma screen tv",
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        "raw_content": "U.S. Tourists Report Seeing David Bowie Alive In Nicaragua\nGRANADA, Nicaragua \u2013\nSeveral groups of U.S. tourists vacationing in Nicaragua report that they have seen David Bowie alive and well in the city of Granada. All of the reports come from various people who seemingly have no connection, and all of them say that the singer was happy and in good spirits.\n\u201cIt\u2019s weird that he\u2019d fake his own death and come to Nicaragua,\u201d said tourist George Felix. \u201cI mean, he wasn\u2019t exactly at the forefront of any controversy or really in the limelight that much. He could have probably retired and done his thing outside of the public eye with no bother.\u201d\nAccording to eyewitnesses, the I\u2019m Afraid of Americans singer was seen in restaurants and clubs in Granada, as well as walking along the city\u2019s beautiful beaches.\n\u201cI think it was a marketing ploy, honestly, set up by a bunch of greedy media companies,\u201d said another tourist who says she saw Bowie, Marcy Jones. \u201cHe had the new album coming out, and now they\u2019re remaking Labyrinth, which obviously will intrigue more people because Bowie is supposedly gone. All these companies coming together to fake his death and sell more of whatever they\u2019re selling \u2013 it wouldn\u2019t surprise me at all.\u201d\nPosted in EntertainmentTagged album, Blackstar, cancer, David Bowie, death, Faked Death, hoax, Labryinth, Nicaragua, ziggy stardust\nMiss Cleo Diagnosed With Terminal Illness\nYouree Dell Harris, better known as Miss Cleo, has been out of the limelight since her phone service was shut down in 2002. Except for voicing the character of Auntie Poulet in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, her career in the public eye has all but died out. Still, she was beloved by insomniacs who were lulled to sleep by her commercials, and she hopes her fans will donate to her Gofundme campaign.\n\u201cI saw it [my illness] in the cards, so it aint no surprise to Auntie Cleo. Of course I thought it\u2019d be the cancer like took me momma, not that damnable lupus. My soul will be at peace with my time on earth as long as I can spend my last days in luxury,\u201d says Harris on her GoFundMe page.\nCleo feels she was cheated by the company who ran her \u201cCall Me Now\u201d phone service, making millions off her likeness. \u201cMy destiny in this life was a mansion, not this shithole apartment they got me in now. They cheated me. They cheated my soul. They stole my destiny.\u201d\nThe Miss Cleo organization was investigated for fraud in the late 90s, and the company she was the spokesman for was forced to shut down.\n\u201cMiss Cleo is gonna die? Well hell, ain\u2019t that a bitch,\u201d said one Miss Cleo caller, who was taken for over $3,000 in 1-900 toll charges. \u201cShe told me I was going to get very rich someday, and instead, I had to pay out the ass for the calls. They should have called her Miss Clepto the way she screwed everybody.\u201d\nPosted in EntertainmentTagged cancer, death, dying, hoax, lupis, miss cleo, scam\n\u2018Clock Kid\u2019 Mad 15 Minutes of Fame Is Over, Says He\u2019s Thinking Of New Scam To Get Back On TV\nAhmed Mohammed, the kid who built a hoax bomb and brought it to school and became an international celebrity after he was arrested, gave an interview with a local Dallas news station saying he was \u201cextremely upset\u201d that people had forgotten about him already, and that he didn\u2019t expect that his \u201c15 minutes of fame\u201d would be over so quickly.\n\u201cI built that fake bomb \u2013 er, I mean, I built that clock and brought it to school, and the whole world went nuts,\u201d said Mohammed, standing next to his father, Mohammed Mohammed. \u201cNow it would seem that people have forgotten about me, and it\u2019s only been a few weeks. My family and I, we can\u2019t not be in the spotlight, so we are coming up with a new scam, er, I mean, a new plan, to have people talking about us again.\u201d\nMohammed was arrested after he brought a hoax bomb to school. Many people were upset because he was arrested, although those people generally didn\u2019t read past headlines, and never knew that Mohammed\u2019s arrest actually came about because the \u201cclock\u201d was clearly a hoax bomb, which is a crime to carry. Mohammed himself even admitted in interviews that he knew the device \u201clooked sketchy.\u201d\n\u201cThe clock thing got me some cool gear, and some cool trips, and I even got to meet terrorist leader!\u201d said Mohammed. \u201cNow, though, my family\u2019s spotlight is fading, so we\u2019re figuring out a way to get back on people\u2019s radar. Our first step is to sue the school and town for $15 million dollars.\u201d\nMohammed Mohammed, Ahmed\u2019s father, agreed that something \u201cwould have to be done\u201d to keep his family from fading into obscurity like they so rightly deserve to do.\nPosted in EducationTagged ahmed mohammed, clock, Clock Kid, family, hoax, hoax bomb, kid, mohammed mohammed, police, racist, sue, town\nRapper Drake Among 4 Wounded In Lil\u2019 Wayne Home Shooting\nSacred Heart Hospital has confirmed that rapper Drake is among the four artists wounded when a SWAT team raided Lil Wayne\u2019s home. Reports of a shooting at the Miami mansion were later revealed to be a hoax, by a still unidentified individual. Police teams stormed in, shooting \u201csuspicious looking individuals\u201d, who later turned out to be fellow partiers of Lil Wayne\u2019s.\n\u201cLil Wayne hangs out with all the other rappers, it seems,\u201d said chief of homicide, Angel Batista. \u201cThey all have the same lifestyle and career, so why not spend all their time together? I think it\u2019s sweet.\u201d\nDrake has spoken up from his hospital bed, decrying the ongoing paranoia that white cops have towards African Americans.\n\u201cThis ain\u2019t Ferguson. This is Miami!\u201d he said. \u201cThey\u2019s supposed to be liberals here. But they see a bunch of black dudes and start shooting. They must be held to account.\u201d\nLil Jon is reportedly another rapper wounded in the police blunder, but friends say that he\u2019ll hold no grudges.\n\u201cHe knows he looks like a criminal,\u201d said an anonymous source. \u201cThe teeth, the bling, the herrr. Erthin about him says jail time.\u201d\nDrake will be filing a lawsuit against Miami PD, but the force is expected to blame the \u201cswatter.\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019re doing everything we can to find him,\u201d said a member of the hoax and jokes department. \u201cHe\u2019s caused injurious harm to four important contributors to society, and it wasn\u2019t even funny. In fact, it was a poor practical joke, that shouldn\u2019t have led to the stupid overreaction of our SWAT team. You know what? Actually it is the SWAT team that should take responsibility. I\u2019ve heard the emergency call. Dude, even a deaf man could tell it\u2019s a fake.\u201d\nThe names of the remaining two injured rappers have yet to be released, but they\u2019re rumored to be Snoop Dogg and Dr Dre. Initially, Eminem was named among the wounded, but speculators soon realized that he was the last guy at that party likely to be shot.\nPosted in Entertainment, HeadlinesTagged hoax, lil wayne, miami mansion, swat team\nNetflix CEO Announces Big Changes, Plans To Become Cable TV Provider\nLOS GATOS, California \u2013\nNetflix co-founder and CEO Rod Houston announced today that the on-demand streaming media giant has developed a new way of offering cable services to millions of Americans, which includes HBO, Showtime, The Movie Channel, all sports networks, including NFL Sunday Ticket and NBA Season Pass, among others for the unbelievably low price of $16.99 a month.\n\u201cBasically, we will have guys running around hooking up cable illegally, from house to house, and we\u2019ll be the middle-man for content. But, I mean, if everyone is happy, is it a crime?\u201d Houston said. \u201cAren\u2019t you tired of switching back and forth between cable providers? Burnt out on the selections provided through Netflix streaming? Of course you are. Our selection is mediocre at best. Do you need more? Of course you do! I am pleased to announce that we have started our venture of becoming the only cable provider in the country, giving us control over everything! Well, that\u2019s the idea anyway, not sure how we are going to do it, but it is a good idea.\u201d\nThe confused reporters sitting in on the announcement apparently assumed the CEO had lost his mind, before he went on to explain why he\u2019d really brought them all there, as the witty and clever Netflix lead-man went on to admit that he was joking about the whole thing.\n\u201cHa! I got you guys again! I called this press conference strictly for the purpose of reminding each and everyone of you that the complete Friends series is now on Netflix, and what else do you need in your life but those goofy, nerdy, kinda-funny-but-the-show-was-pretty-much-shit Friends cast?!\u201d Houston rambled. \u201cAlso, don\u2019t worry, we are working diligently to close a deal to bring in the Muppet Show. It is a glorious time to be a Netflix subscriber!\u201d\nIrked reporters and spectators immediately cancelled their Netflix subscriptions, and switched to Hulu.\nPosted in Business, EntertainmentTagged cable, comedy, Friends, hoax, netflix, NFL, prank\nNASA Scientists Admit Moon Landing Was A Hoax\nNASA officials today admitted what many conspiracy theorists have been claiming for years, that man never walked on the moon. Chief scientist Alan Anderson said the lunar landing hoax had \u2018gone on long enough,\u2019 and that it was becoming ridiculous to keep claiming that men have been to the moon.\n\u201dYou have to understand, NASA was under a lot of pressure when President Kennedy promised the Nation that he\u2019d put a man on the moon before the Ruskies,\u201d said Space Technology Scientist Alan Anderson. \u201cWe told him it was impossible, so he knew it had to be faked.\u201d\n\u201cAs the story goes he threatened to cut off funding if we didn\u2019t go along with the hoax,\u201d said NASA engineer Rod Sterling. \u201cPeople are smarter these days, and it\u2019s getting more ridiculous and more difficult to keep the lie going. We\u2019re coming forward today to put an end to the lies and the manipulation of the public, and to put a stop to a planned 2018 hoax Mars mission. NASA does a lot of good things, and our technology advances have helped mankind in many ways. I just don\u2019t want to see us waste our time and your tax dollars. We have real work to do.\u201d\nNASA spokesmen said that President Obama had, like all presidents before him, knowledge of the hoax, and was required to keep it a secret by the CIA and the White House.\n\u201cIn the government, it\u2019s normally extremely hard to keep a secret. Something like this, I can\u2019t believe we\u2019ve been able to keep it going this long,\u201d said Anderson. \u201cI mean, Nixon couldn\u2019t keep a break-in at a hotel under wraps, and Clinton couldn\u2019t keep his affairs out of the media for more than 5 minutes. I honestly can\u2019t believe no one has spilled the beans before now.\u201d\nPosted in Government, Headlines, Science/TechTagged conspiracy theory, hoax, Kennedy, moon, moon landing, NASA, Neil Armstrong, Obama, president, Science, space center\nCreed Vocalist Scott Stapp Confesses Recent Crazy Acts All An Elaborate Publicity Stunt To Promote New Band\nTAMPA BAY, Florida \u2013\nJust when you thought his conduct could not get any more bizarre, former Creed vocalist Scott Stapp, who has been in the news the last several weeks for what was believed to be the result of mental illness and/or massive drug and alcohol abuse, has confessed to his antics all being an elaborate hoax.\nToday in a press conference in a downtown Tampa Holiday Inn, the singer announced that the crazy series of events were all made up to promote the debut of his new band, The Pig Head Conspiracy.\n\u201cI\u2019m here to announce to you today that all the terrible news about me, my family, and my financial ruin was all a huge lie. Somehow we were convinced it would help put my name out there again, and would lead to a spike in album sales once my new band released our album,\u201d said Stapp. \u201cI really just assumed that people had forgotten about me, and that this would bring me back into the spotlight. Nobody has bought a Creed album since 1999.\u201d\n\u201cThat dude sounds crazy as shit,\u201d said Mark Calloway, a 14-year-old \u2018metal head\u2019 from Fresno, California. \u201cI mean, I saw his name trending on Facebook, and that\u2019s where I get all my news, so I was looking him up on Wikipedia. I had no idea who Creed was, so I gave them a listen on Spotify. Turns out they suck, so I guess this dude probably did the right thing trying to make himself look like a psycho to sell his new band. It actually makes me want to download his new CD when it comes out. I mean, like, not pay for it, but download it, you know?\u201d\n\u201cWe fired our promotions manager yesterday,\u201d said band member Aaron Silver. \u201cI\u2019m sorry that we made it seem like Scott had a mental illness or whatever just to promote a band. I mean, he\u2019s definitely off a bit, but he\u2019s not that crazy. Not really. Well, I mean, sort of. But does it matter? He was famous in the 90s, so even if he was completely out of his goddamned mind, the public would forgive him. We always forgive second-rate celebrities, right? I mean shit, Vince Neil killed a guy, and we all still love Motley Crue!\u201d\nAccording to Stapp, the new band, named The Pig Head Conspiracy, is a metal band with its primary theme being politics, unmonitored corruption of the government by way of Satan, and the greed of the Catholic church \u2013 a far cry from his former band Creed, which was very pro-biblical.\n\u201cThe new self-titled album comes out in February, and a national tour is currently being constructed,\u201d said Stapp. \u201cAt least a small stint of the tour will be in support of Slipknot. It\u2019s going to be really fun.\u201d\nPosted in Entertainment, Weird NewsTagged Creed, Heavy Metal, hoax, mental illness, Scott Stapp, Slipknot\nNFL Admits Games, Off-Field Drama Are All Pre-Determined, Scripted Events\nPosted on November 23, 2014 by JP\nThis season of NFL has not disappointed its fans, either on or off the field. There has been some incredible games played, and some very incredible drama following the franchise and players, but they have still been pulling in viewership numbers like never before.\nIt is because of the incredible ratings that they have been getting that it has finally been confirmed by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell that the reason why things have been so \u2018dramatic\u2019 lately, and the truth may be devastating to most football fans.\nGoodell reveled in a press conference Saturday evening that the NFL has been lying to fans for years, as they have been secretly setting up all the games, creating off-field and media drama amongst players, and even going so far as to creating the illusion of long-term injuries for certain players.\n\u201cWhen we say that our athletes are playing the game, what we really mean is that they are playing our game,\u201d said Goodell. \u201cWe\u2019ve been manipulating everything. The games are pre-determined, and the players and coaches aren\u2019t really calling the shots. Just like professional wrestling, we\u2019re putting on a show, and for years, people have been tuning in to see what we\u2019ll do next. Which team will win? Which player will beat down another? Which player will beat down his wife? It\u2019s all about the ratings, and the stories created by our team of skilled writers.\u201d\nGoodell went on to also talk more about players and their personal lives, and how even getting certain people to agree to take legal heat outside the game in an effort to bring in more viewers.\n\u201cNow, I\u2019m not saying that every little thing is a work. Michael Vick is certainly guilty of the dog fighting thing, but we do set up a lot of behind-the-scenes antics to keep people on the edge of their seats. There are bonuses structured for players who create a name for themselves in the media, whether it be good or bad. It doesn\u2019t matter. In the end, they\u2019ll get people watching.\u201d\nWhen asked why they were admitting only now, decades after the league began, that the games and media frenzy were all shams, Goodell said that he just felt the time was right.\n\u201cWe\u2019re hotter than we\u2019ve ever been, and it just seems at this point it doesn\u2019t matter what we do. Abuse allegations, cheating scandals, long-term and life-altering head injuries \u2013 it doesn\u2019t matter. People still sit down with a bag of chips and a rack of beer every week, and watch our guys go to work. It doesn\u2019t matter if the public knows we\u2019re lying or not \u2013 they just want to be entertained.\u201d\nPosted in Business, SportsTagged drama, football, hoax, lying, NFL, pre-determined, Roger Goodell, sham, sports, wrestling, WWE\nMichael Jackson Seen Alive, Hiding In Canada Under Assumed Name\nSoon after the June 2009 death of the \u2018King of Pop\u2019 Michael Jackson, a number of worldwide conspiracy theories and death hoax scenarios emerged, generated by fans who either refuse to deal in reality, or by individuals who genuinely believe that a cover-up concerning Jackson\u2019s death took place.\nAlthough most stories are taken about as seriously as reports of an Elvis Presley sighting at a Burger King, suspicious events in Ontario, Canada are leading many to believe that Jackson, in order to escape mounting legal problems, staged his death, assumed a second identity, and is now living in Canada under the name Alain Pontifex.\nOne week after reports of Jackson\u2019s death, a mysterious newcomer moved into a small bungalow near Ontario\u2019s Lake Dor\u00e9. According to a neighbor, a fleet of moving vans and a limousine pulled up in front of the property where a \u2018pale middle-aged male\u2019 was escorted into to the house, surrounded by what appeared to be 3 bodyguards.\nCensus records list Alain Pontifex as the owner of the home. He has never been seen in public. A small live-in staff attends to his needs. When locals ask questions about Pontifex, the answer given by household employees is always the same: \u201cMr. Pontifex is a very private person.\u201d\nJackson \u2018truthers\u2019 believe that stories of the entertainer\u2019s ill health and frailty while rehearsing for his 2009 \u201cThis Is It\u201d London comeback concert were all part of a disinformation campaign designed to lend credibility to Jackson\u2019s faked death. \u201cTruth For MJ,\u201d a Jackson death hoax organization with a growing membership, cites many hints leading to the logical conclusion that Alain Pontifex and Michael Jackson are one and the same person. Group moderator MJTruthCaptainBob@yahoo.com writes:\nMany packages delivered to the cottage are from theatrical makeup and costume companies\nVisitors to the cottage are always privately escorted from Ottawa International Airport to the Pontifex home by staff members and shielded with umbrellas\nThe town has received a request for a permit to house exotic animals on the premises.\nA former contractor hired to do \u201coutside work\u201d around the cottage said \u201cI never met Mr. Pontifex, but I did hear his voice once or twice. It did sound like Michael Jackson\u2019s voice,\u201d said the anonymous worker. \u201cI can\u2019t swear that it was Jackson, but I got the feeling it was some famous person who wanted to hide out, and I think I heard something about them building a recording studio inside the house.\u201d\nTown officials offer no comment except to say that they respect the wishes of all members of the community. A few Jackson truthers have attempted to visit the cottage, but have been stopped by private security.\nSo now, conspiracy theorists have one more plot to debunk, add to, or pick apart. In a recent posting, MJtruthcaptainBob said, \u201cThe truth is out there and we, the world\u2019s greatest fans of Michael Jackson will work hard to expose it. We owe it to the greatest entertainer in the world. He never gave up on us, and we will never give up on him,\u201d he added.\nPosted in Entertainment, Headlines, Weird NewsTagged Canada, conspiracy, conspiracy theories, death hoax, hoax, Michael Jackson, truthers",
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        "raw_content": "Jack Thomas Chick (April 13, 1924 \u2013 October 23, 2016) was an American cartoonist and publisher, best known for his evangelical fundamentalist Christian \"Chick tracts\", which presented his perspective on a variety of issues through sequential-art morality plays.\nOne of the few extant photos of Jack Chick\nJack Thomas Chick\nPublisher, comic book creator, writer, evangelist\nLola Lynn Priddle (1926\u20131998)\naka Lynn Chick (1948\u2013her death)[1]\nSusie aka Susy Chick[2]\nCarol (daughter, d. 2001)\nMany of Chick's views were controversial, as he accused Roman Catholics, Freemasons, Muslims, and many other groups of murder and conspiracies.[3] His comics have been described by Robert Ito, in Los Angeles magazine, as \"equal parts hate literature and fire-and-brimstone sermonizing\".[4]\nChick's views have been spread mostly through the tracts and more recently, online. His company, Chick Publications, says it has sold over 750 million tracts,[5] comics tracts and comic books, videos, books, and posters designed to promote Evangelical Protestantism from a Christian fundamentalist perspective. They have been translated into more than 100 languages.[6] Chick was an Independent Baptist who followed a premillennial dispensationalist view of the End Times. He was a believer in the King James Only movement, which posits that every English translation of the Bible more recent than 1611 promotes heresy or immorality.[7]\nChick was born in the neighborhood of Boyle Heights in Los Angeles, California,[8] and later moved with his family to Alhambra, where Chick was active in the high school drama club.[9] According to Chick, he was not religious in high school.[10] After graduation, he continued his drama education at the Pasadena Playhouse School of Theater on a two-year scholarship.[9][10]\nIn February 1943, Chick was drafted as a private into the U.S. Army.[11] He served for three years in the Pacific theater of World War II, serving in New Guinea, Australia, the Philippines, and Japan.[10] Chick credited his time overseas for inspiring him to translate his tracts into many different languages and said that he had \"a special burden for missions and missionaries.\"[10]\nAfter the war, he returned to the Pasadena Playhouse and met his wife while working on a production there. Lola Lynn Priddle (1926\u20131998), a Canadian immigrant, came from a very religious family, and Chick called her \"instrumental in his salvation\".[10][12] Priddle and her parents introduced Chick to the Charles E. Fuller radio show, the Old-Fashioned Revival Hour, and Chick said that he was converted while listening to an episode of this show.[10] Chick and Priddle married in 1948 and had one child, Carol, who died in 2001.[13] In February 1998, Priddle died,[10] and Chick married an Asian woman, whose name has been variously reported as Susie and Susy.[9][14][2]\nIn a 2005 issue of his company's newsletter, Battle Cry, Chick reported that he had a life-threatening health emergency sometime between 2003 and 2005 and said, \"My flu turned into pneumonia, my blood sugar dropped to 20 (I am diabetic)... I was going into a coma. My wife called 911 and while they were on the way, I had a heart attack. A day or so later I had to undergo a triple bypass.\"[15]\nChick had limited personal contact with the public; he gave only one known professional interview after 1975.[16] The lack of available public information about him created some speculation that he was a pen name for unnamed authors.[9] Chick died in his sleep at age 92, his body discovered on the evening of October 23, 2016 in his home at Alhambra, California. The interment was private.[17][18]\nFrom 1953 to 1955, Chick drew a single-panel cartoon, whose text was written by P. S. Clayton, titled Times Have Changed?, which thematically resembled the B.C. comic strip and The Flintstones animated cartoon but predated both.[19] These were syndicated by the Mirror Enterprises Co. in Los Angeles area newspapers.\nAfter converting to Christianity, Chick wanted to evangelize others, but he was too shy to talk to people directly about religion.[9] Chick heard from missionary Bob Hammond, who had broadcast in Asia on the Voice of America, that the Communist Party of China had gained significant influence among ordinary Chinese in the 1950s through the distribution of small comic books.[10] Chick also began working with a prison ministry and created a flip chart of illustrations to use with his presentation. He hit upon the idea of creating witnessing tracts, which could be given to people directly or indirectly.[9]\nWhile working for the AstroScience Corporation (a maker of tape recorders and avionics for the U.S. government) in El Monte, California, he self-published his first tract, Why No Revival?, with a loan from his credit union in 1960. He published his second tract, A Demon's Nightmare, in 1962.[20] He decided to create more tracts and began \"using his kitchen table as an office and art studio\".[10] Christian bookstores were reluctant to accept the tracts, but they were popular among missionaries and churches.[10]\nChick Publications was officially established in 1970 in Rancho Cucamonga, California.[13] Initially, Chick wrote and illustrated all of the comics himself, but in 1972 he hired another artist to illustrate many of the tracts.[9] Fred Carter illustrated tracts anonymously until 1980, when he was identified in an issue of Chick's newsletter Battle Cry.[14] Carter also painted the oil paintings seen in The Light of the World, a film Chick produced that related the Christian gospel.[21]\nChick PublicationsEdit\nMain article: Chick tract\nThis Was Your Life! is a Chick tract that was translated in over 100 languages. Chick Publications described it as its most popular title.[22]\nChick Publications is known to have released over twenty-three full-color \"Chick comics\" since its founding. They are full-size comic books, and most were first published between 1974 and 1985. The first eleven form the Crusader comics series, which follows the stories of two fundamentalist Christians and addresses topics such as the occult, Bible prophecy, and the theory of evolution.[23]\nChick Publications also distributes \"Chick tracts\", small comic tracts with religious messages. Most of these can be viewed in their entirety on the company's website. The most popular Chick tract was \"This Was Your Life!\". It has been translated into around 100 languages,[6] and many other tracts are available in widely spoken languages such as Arabic,[24] German,[25] Spanish,[26] and Tagalog.[27] Several of Chick's tracts have been translated into more obscure languages as Blue Hmong,[28] Huichol,[29] Ngiemboon,[30] Tshiluba,[31] and the constructed language of Esperanto.[32]\nWiccan author Kerr Cuhulain has described Chick and his theories as being \"anti-feminist\" and \"anti-Pagan\", noted that a Chick Publications comic book was the source of a Rapid City, South Dakota police detective's presentation on the history of Satanism given in 1989, and describes him as \"easily the least reputable source of reliable information on religious groups\".[33]\nSix of Jack Chick's comics feature Alberto Rivera specifically: Alberto, Double Cross, The Godfathers, The Force, Four Horsemen, and The Prophet. Rivera was an anti-Catholic religious activist who claimed to have been a Jesuit priest before becoming a Fundamentalist Protestant.[34] Rivera was the source of many of the conspiracy theories about the Vatican and the Jesuits espoused by Jack Chick. Many of the conspiracies found in these comic books have trickled into mainstream Christianity and have influenced beliefs that many hold today.[citation needed]\nCatholic Answers has called Chick \"savagely anti-Catholic\",[35] describes Chick's statements about the Catholic Church as \"bizarre\"[36] and \"often grotesque in their arguments\",[37] and calls for the tracts to be pulled from the market and corrected.[36] In the early 1980s, Chick's stance on Catholicism led some Christian bookstores to stop stocking his tracts, and he withdrew from the Christian Booksellers Association after the association considered expelling him.[38] Christianity Today described Chick as an example of \"the world of ordinary, nonlearned evangelicals\", for whom \"atavistic anti-Catholicism remains as colorful and unmistakable as ever\".[39] Michael Ian Borer, a sociology professor of Furman University at the time, showed Chick's strong anti-Catholic themes in a 2007 American Sociological Association presentation[40] and in a peer-reviewed article the next year in Religion and American Culture.[36][41] Chick responded to these accusations by saying that he was opposed to the Roman Catholic Church as a sociopolitical organization, but not to its individual members. On his \"Roman Catholicism FAQ\", Chick said he began publishing his theories about the Roman Catholic Church because \"he loves Catholics and wants them to be saved through faith in Jesus\".[42]\nIn the wake of Jack T. Chick's death, a biography, You Don't Know Jack: The Authorized Biography of Christian Cartoonist Jack T. Chick by David W. Daniels, was published by Chick Publications in 2017. The book contains a number of previously unpublished photographs of Chick.[43]\n^ \"Biography of Jack Chick\". Chick.com. Archived from the original on February 18, 2008. Retrieved November 2, 2016.\n^ a b Jablon, Robert (October 25, 2016). \"Jack T. Chick, cartoonist of conspiracy-minded attacks, dies at 92\". Archived from the original on October 27, 2016. Retrieved October 27, 2016 \u2013 via www.washingtonpost.com.\n^ Raeburn, Daniel (1998). \"The Holy Book of Chick\" (PDF). The Imp. Archived (PDF) from the original on September 10, 2014. Retrieved September 17, 2013.\n^ Ito, Robert (May 2003). \"Fear Factor: Jack Chick is the world's most published author \u2013 and one of the strangest\". Los Angeles: 56, 58. Retrieved 2011-05-01.\n^ Chick publications website header.\n^ a b \"Tract Languages\". Non English Tract Look Up. Chick Publications. Archived from the original on February 23, 2008. Retrieved February 20, 2008.\n^ \"What's Right with KJV-Onlyism?\". www.chick.com. Archived from the original on August 26, 2014. Retrieved August 25, 2014.\n^ \"Jack Chick - Christian Comics Pioneer\". www.christiancomicsinternational.org. Archived from the original on May 17, 2013. Retrieved June 27, 2013.\n^ a b c d e f g Ito, Robert (July 6, 2003). \"To Hell With You\". The Independent on Sunday. Archived from the original on March 11, 2007.\n^ a b c d e f g h i j \"Biography of Jack Chick\". Chick Publications. Archived from the original on February 18, 2008. Retrieved February 20, 2008.\n^ \"Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, ca. 1938 \u2013 1946 (Enlistment Records)\". World War II Army Enlistment Records. National Archives and Records Administration. September 30, 2002. Archived from the original on November 9, 2017. Retrieved February 20, 2008.\n^ Ancestry.com, Detroit Border Crossings and Passenger and Crew Lists, 1905\u20131957 [database on-line], Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.\n^ a b Baber, La Rue V. (2003). \"Spreading the \"Light\"\". The Daily Bulletin. Archived from the original on February 12, 2008. Retrieved February 20, 2008.\n^ a b Akin, Jimmy (March 2004). \"Meet Jack Chick\". This Rock. Catholic Answers. Archived from the original on April 9, 2016. Retrieved 2008-02-20.\n^ Chick, Jack (September\u2013October 2005). \"A Message from Jack Chick\". Battle Cry. Archived from the original on October 15, 2007. Retrieved February 20, 2008.\n^ Davis, Scoobie (October 31, 2006). \"The Jack T. 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        "raw_content": "Measurement and Signature Intelligence (Technology Essay Sample)\n/ Samples / Technology / Measurement And Signature Intelligence\n\u2190 Apple Technology The Computer Technology Effect on the Public Administration \u2192\nCheck Out Our Measurement and Signature Intelligence Essay\nMeasurement and signature intelligence (MASINT) helps in the provision of technically derived intelligence to detect, track, identify, and describe features of targets. MASINT is a process that helps in building a library of target signatures to facilitate feeding of information to Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance (ISTAR), and other targeting systems for identification purposes. MASINT tremendously helps in countering deception. It enables the correlation of multiple signatures with known target signatures using various signature measurement techniques (Deakin 119). One of the distinct differences between MASINT and other intelligence tools is that MASINT is akin to touch, smell, and taste. On the hand, SIGINT relates to hearing and IMINT to sight (George and Kline 169). Electro-optical, infrared, spectroscopic, nuclear, geophysical, radar, materials, and radiofrequency MASINT are some subsets of MASINT. These subsets use different sensors to detect the military activities and capabilities of target nations.\nMeasurement and Signature Intelligence\nMASINT uses air and ground detectors to detect weapons tests and other military activities that various countries want to conceal from the United States. Defense Intelligence Agency, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and other intelligence agencies use MASINT extensively (Shorrock 143). MASINT identifies a target using various electromagnetic characteristics. The electromagnetic features that MASINT uses to identify signatures include:\nChemical, radiological, biological, and nuclear events associated with the signatures.\nEmitted energy of the signatures\nRadiated, or reflected energy\nMechanical sound of the signatures (Deakin 119)\nMASINT uses the above signatures to detect military activities and capabilities using various MASINT subsets. The subsets include electro-optical, infrared, spectroscopic, nuclear, geophysical, radar, materials, and radiofrequency MASINT\nElectro-optical MASINT\nMilitary equipment has various optical signatures that intelligence agencies should analyze. Electro-optical MASINT undertakes an analysis of these signatures. Electro-optical MASINT is different from Imagery Intelligence (IMINT) in that it gives a more detailed interpretation of pictures enabling intelligence agencies to differentiate between real targets and decoys (Deakin 120). Electro-optical MASINT helps intelligence agencies interpret various images. It can be extremely useful in determining the missile capabilities of various countries. This would tremendously help politicians to device policies that would help in decimating the capabilities of the enemy. In addition, knowledge of the information would help military commanders determine the military capabilities of the enemy. This knowledge would help in devising strategies that would make them defeat the enemy if they are in combat situations.\nInfrared MASINT\nThere various sensors \u2013 both ground and space based \u2013 that military intelligence use to detect heat signatures that have a close association with military or industrial activities. The sensors detect intense heat due to nuclear explosions or industrial activity. The sensors do not provide images but suggest the presence of activities that would require further investigation (Deakin 122). The sensors immensely aid in early detection of military activities of other countries. This would help politician and military commanders either imitate the weapons or develop weapons that are more sophisticated that those of the enemy countries.\nSpectroscopic MASINT\nFrom time to time, intelligence agencies undertake an analysis of radiated energy from certain targets. Intelligence agencies use spectroscopy to determine energy that various targets are emitting. In addition, intelligence agencies may trigger the target to emit energy by illuminating it with a laser. The intelligence agencies would then be able to determine the material characteristics of the targets. Spectroscopy does not give images of the target but is extremely beneficial in the formulation of a synthetic picture of the target (Deakin 122). Spectroscopy would tremendously help in detection of long range of ballistic missiles. This would help field commanders in countering the ballistic missiles prior to impact.\nNuclear MASINT\nNuclear warfare poses the greatest threat to the existence of humanity. Outbreak of nuclear war would lead to insurmountable loss of life and destruction of the environment. The threat poses by nuclear warfare has necessitated the formation of various regulatory authorities to ensure that nuclear energy is for peaceful purposes. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is the main regulatory body that ensures that the nuclear energy is for peaceful purposes \u2013 mainly in generating electricity. Intelligence agencies use nuclear MASINT to detect nuclear energy and analyze the effects of nuclear radiation on people and the environment. Nuclear MASINT sensors may be space-based or on-site in the nuclear facilities (Deakin 125). Nuclear MASINT may be of significant help in determining the capability of enemy countries in making nuclear bombs. Nuclear MASINT should monitor the enrichment process of uranium in the countries to determine whether it is for peaceful purposes or for making nuclear bombs. This would help intelligence agencies in collaboration with IAEA impose measures to the countries that would ensure that it does not make nuclear bombs.\nVarious enemy activities result in changes in geography, and environment of the targets. Activities such as tunneling and road construction lead to changes in the geography of the location. Geophysical MASINT analyses the physical environment to determine changes in the environment that may have military implications. For geographical MASINT to be effective there must be continuous analysis of the environment to determine changes (Deakin 126). Geophysical MASINT would help in early detection of potential threats by targets. This would help field commanders and politicians device strategies that would avert the risks.\nRadar MASINT\nThere are several radars that MASINT obtains information on enemy capabilities. The distinct difference between MASINT and Signal Intelligence (SIGINT) is that SIGINT uses communication equipment to source information on enemy capabilities. However, MASINT uses radar to determine enemy capabilities. Radar MASINT incorporates several techniques to measure radar characteristics of enemies. Thus, radar MASINT may measure radar characteristics of targets at different angles and conditions to build a reference library. Radar MASINT may help in determining the platform of the targets. This is because radar has a unique emission pattern. The emission patterns vary depending on the mode of operation of the radar (Deakin 127). Radar MASINT can detect radars that have locked on while preparing to launch a missile. 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The resulting discussion is generating real focus on the way in which social effects are influencing our consumer behaviours.\nThe number of choices available to modern consumers is orders of magnitude larger than at any other time in history4. With thousands of different choices in almost every category or sub-category \u2013 laptops, phones and especially digital information \u2013 we are prone to decision fatigue.\nWith such information overload, how do we cut through to arrive at the right decision? One way to simplify the process was identified by Keynes, who wrote that a good rule of thumb is to copy other people5 . Copying makes sense in many circumstances. Imagine you are trying to decide where to eat on holiday. The various restaurant menus appear similar, prices are close and each has an attractive appearance. So which do you choose? The busy restaurant, of course. The information of others informs your decision.\nCopying is so much a part of normal human behaviour that we are scarcely aware of much of it, but practically all the cultural rules by which we live \u2013 how we stand in a lift, speak, dress for work \u2013 are learned from other people.\nMuch of consumer research focuses on identifying consumer preferences, but research of the past decade has led to increased awareness of social influence on our decisions.\nDuncan Watts, a professor of mathematical sociology, now working at Microsoft, used the music downloads market to explore the tension between individual decision making and the influence of social effects6. He and colleagues recruited 14,000 consumers from a teen-related website, asking one group to rate a list of previously unheard songs from unknown bands. The participants were then given an option to download a track \u2013 an \u2018individual\u2019 decision made without reference to others. There was a normal (bell-shaped) distribution of song preferences, with the most popular being around three times as popular as the least.\nA second group did the same task, except that they could see the number of times the songs had been downloaded. This social visibility resulted in a complete shift in consumers\u2019 preferences, with a few songs being highly popular and the majority of songs getting much lower ratings. In this scenario, the ratio of most to least popular was at least thirty to one. Also, the tracks that were popular when selected individually bore little relationship to the tracks that were selected when consumers could see what had been downloaded by others in their network. So the opinions of others matter.\nBut do some opinions matter more than others? Ed Keller and Jon Berry propose that \u2018The Influentials\u2019 are \u201ceveryday consumers who are substantially more likely than average to seek out information and to share ideas, information and recommendations with other people\u201d7. Their firm studied tens of thousands of influentials by identifying people highly active in their communities, and found them consistently ahead of the curve; over the last 20 years, they began using computers, mobile phones and the internet years before the mainstream. Real-life examples of marketing success using the Influentials approach include a word of mouth campaign by GSK to support sales of Odol-Med3, a gel foam toothpaste. Engagement of influentials was considered key to increasing sales of the product by 15%8 .\nMore recent work has called into question the degree to which highly connected individuals are directly responsible for the spread of ideas, attitudes and behaviours. Ormerod and Ellie Evans showed in a theoretical study of the mathematical properties of networks that the main determinant of whether a product spreads is the degree to which those connected to early adopters are open to try new concepts, rather than whether the early adopters are themselves influentials9. Watts used email, Twitter and computer modelling to discover that influentials are indeed more effective than average in starting fashions and spreading trends10, a result that was confirmed in a recent Facebook study as well11 . However, these studies find that influentials need to affect not only their own contacts but also the connections of these contacts in turn in order to explain shifts in behaviours and attitudes within a population. In other words, it is not just the social effect from individual to individual that causes the tipping point, it is the effect of the network as a whole. So while influentials have a role, we need to understand better how social effects can support or detract from the call to action that brands are trying to generate.\nTools for Social Influence\nThere is a growing consensus that new, more practical tools for measuring social influence are becoming available. A good example of this approach12 aims to measure the effect of social influence and identify the type of network in operation. By network, we mean the pattern of social relationships we have with those around us. Amid the endless possible specific networks, most social and economic activity fits into a small number of network categories, as in the chart below (adapted from Bentley, O\u2019Brien and Ormerod, Mind & Society, 2011, and Earls MRS, 2012 ). In this chart, the horizontal axis shows propensity to copy others and the vertical axis shows ability to discriminate between products in a category. For example, a sports car may be at the top end of this axis while a laptop or pension plan may be at the bottom.\nSales data are used in order to place a product or service category along these axes. We can identify when copying is taking place in a category by the distribution of sales data into a skewed distribution. This was illustrated very nicely by Watts\u2019s experiment outlined earlier. Using this framework, sales data can also be used to identify when the choices within categories are easy or hard to discriminate. In hard-to-discriminate categories, such as household cleaning products, we characteristically see movement between products or services within the category.\nMuch current marketing strategy implicitly assumes that people are all in the north-west corner; they are atomistic \u2013 making individual, well-informed decisions without reference to any network. However, data shows that most product categories can be found in the east of the chart, reflecting the prevalence of copying.\nIn the north-west corner, information is widely available and the costs and benefits can be clearly expressed. House buyers fit in this quadrant; literature is thorough and individual participants are knowledgeable and have the time and motivation to consider their choices. The strategy for brands is to make sufficient data available to support decision making. The south-west is where we find multiple poorly differentiated options such as many financial products and laptops. The challenge for brands here is to move the product out of this quadrant by emphasising its differentiated features.\nThe north-east corner is the domain of the influential network; listening to experts or copying from the most successful people is a strategy with a long and profitable tradition, going back to hunter-gatherer society. The challenge is in identifying influentials who, although connected, are not necessarily prestigious or even persuasive.\nThe types of networks that operate in the south-west quadrant are more diffused, and people copy more indiscriminately \u2013 many categories can be found here, especially when propelled by influences such as recommendations, top 10 lists, and \u2018most popular\u2019 search results13.\nThe strategy for brands is to generate critical mass for the product and then move it north, positioning it as a more considered purchase.\nMovement within the Model\nOf course, categories can change and this approach helps us to understand the nature of this change. We may see that early on a new technology product sits in the north-west corner. It is discovered and adopted on an independent basis. As more people discover and use the product, news spreads and it starts to move into the north-east where it is talked about and discussed. Influencers start to play their role in disseminating news of the product\u2019s benefits. As the product grows in popularity it is vulnerable to other market entrants and it can then start moving to the south of the model where discrimination becomes harder. By tracking these movements it is possible for brands to start anticipating the way in which the category may be developing and take early steps to avoid pitfalls for their product.\nThe Role of Survey Methods\nThis approach to understanding and measuring social effects serves as a highly effective focusing \u2018lens\u2019 for marketing efforts. This saves wasted effort. For example, too many brands are chasing influentials in categories that are simply not driven by this dynamic. Once a brand understands the social dynamics of the category, survey data is also needed to help brands navigate the marketing challenges that are thrown up. If sales data map in the north-east corner, survey methods can be used to identify the characteristics of influentials as well as the content and style of their communication.\nIf sales data for the category are not available, then survey data can be used in combination with computer modelling to assess which of the model\u2019s quadrants represents the best fit. And similarly, this approach can be used where there simply is no sales data \u2013 for example, when examining social trends. This was demonstrated to good effect by Ormerod and Greg Wiltshire in a study 14 they did on binge drinking.\nOverall, we believe that this approach leads us to explore entirely different hypotheses. Does the north side of the map typically lend itself to higher-value items? Do time pressures influence the way in which different categories, types of networks and individual needs interact? Similarly, do we see different patterns with different segments of consumers? How is the increased use of mobile phones changing the way in which networks potentially operate in traditionally closed retail situations at the \u2018point of sway\u2019? These critical questions examine the rich intersection between network analysis and consumer insight, between big data analytics and survey data.\nMeasurement tools are now starting to develop which provide us with an opportunity to make real progress in this area. Of course, our tools need to be appropriate for the task \u2013 survey methods, which have the individual as the unit of measurement, need to be supplemented by modelling. Analytics of sales data are proving to be highly valuable but survey data provides the nuanced understanding \u2013 a classic application of smart data.\nThis article was co-written with Paul Ormerod, partner at Volterra Partners and visiting professor at the University of Durham and Alex Bentley is professor at University of Houston\nThis article first appeared on Research Live.\n1. Paul Ormerod ( 2012 ), Positive Linking: How Networks Can Revolutionise the World, Faber and Faber\n2. For further discussion see Alex Bentley, Mark Earls, Michael O\u2019Brien ( 2011 ), I\u2019ll Have What She\u2019s Having: Mapping Human Behavior, MIT Press\n3. Borgatti, S. P. Mehra, A. Brass, D. J. & Labianca, G. ( 2009 ), Network Analysis in the Social Sciences, Science 323:892-95\n4. Eric Beinhocker ( 2007 ), The Origin of Wealth: Evolution, Complexity, and the Radical Remaking of Economics, Random House Business\n5. John Maynard Keynes ( 1937 ), The General Theory of Employment, Quarterly Review of Economics, 51, 209-223\n6. Salganik, Matthew J., Peter Sheridan Dodds and Duncan J. Watts ( 2006 ), Experimental Study of Inequality and Unpredictability in an Artificial Cultural Environment, Science 311 ( 5762 ): 854-56\n7. Keller, E. and Berry, J. ( 2003 ), The Influentials: One American in Ten Tells the Other Nine How to Vote, Where to Eat, and What to Buy, Free Press\n8. Ben Corah and Katherine Kinnear ( 2012 ), Odol-med3: How a Word-of-Mouth Campaign Helped Toothpaste Win a Place in Everyday Conversations, IPA Effectiveness Awards entry\n9. Paul Ormerod and Ellie Evans ( 2011 ), Ex-ante Prediction of Cascade Sizes on Networks of Agents Facing Binary Outcomes arxiv.org/abs/1103.3457\n10. D. J. Watts and P. S. Dodds ( 2007 ), Networks, Influence, and Public Opinion Formation, Journal of Consumer Research, 34( 4 ), 441-458\n11. Sinan Aral and Dylan Walker ( 2012 ), Identifying Influential and Susceptible Members of Social Networks, Science, 337 ( 6092 ), 337-341\n12. R. Alexander Bentley, Michael J. O\u2019Brien & Paul Ormerod ( 2011 ), Quality Versus Mere Popularity, Mind & Society, 10:181-191\n13. Alexander Bentley, Mark Earls and Michael J. O\u2019Brien ( 2012 ), Mapping Human Behaviour for Business europeanbusinessreview.com.\n14. Paul Ormerod & Greg Wiltshire ( 2011 ), \u2018Binge\u2019 Drinking in the UK: A Social Network Phenomenon, Mind & Society",
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        "raw_content": "colinstrong September 20, 2018 Psychology\nThe study of heuristics and biases has taken the marketing and public policy world by storm. People are characterised as irrationally guided by mental shortcuts, known as heuristics and biases, which lead us to arrive at suboptimal decision outcomes. The discipline of behavioural economics, which explores and documents these \u2018errors\u2019 has spawned a huge literature, that has resulted in no less than two Noble prizes to date.\nBut just how should we respond to this way of understanding behaviour? Does it mean that all the ways we comprehended behaviour previously are wrong? That people have no insight into their own behaviours (and indeed those of others)? That we are all deeply flawed as humans and should instead allow machines to make decisions on our behalf?\nWhether we are shaped by factors of which we are not aware, or by personal free will and agency is an argument that has been going on for centuries. Indeed, the more reasoned answer is of course that both are important. But the extent to which we focus on unconscious explanations of behaviour \u2013 and specifically here heuristics and biases, is worthy of closer scrutiny.\nI argue that whilst these are a useful means of understanding behaviour, we are in danger of over-emphasising their importance. To this end, here are a number of watch-outs that we need to observe if we are to avoid an over-reliance on these heuristics and biases. But also, more importantly, these watch outs start to push back against the notion that humans are irrational and inconsistent.\nWATCH OUT #1:\nBe aware of replication issues of some famous studies\nIt is no secret that psychology is in the midst of a replication crisis. In 2015, the journal Science published results of the first empirical attempt to estimate the reproducibility of psychology. One key finding was that out of 97 attempts to reproduce a significant result, only 36% of attempts succeeded, inviting doubt and concern as to the validity of many empirical findings in the field.\nIt is therefore sensible for us to look a little more closely at the studies from behavioural economics (which covers heuristics and biases), and in particular, the key publication of recent years which is Daniel Kahneman\u2019s Thinking Fast & Slow. Psychologist Uli Schimmack has devised a measure called the R-index which estimates the trustworthiness of a body of research based on the reported sample sizes and effects. He applied this approach to the studies cited in each of 11 different chapters from Kahneman\u2019s book, assigning grades to each result. Two chapters had R-index scores of 93 and 99 \u2013 the equivalent of an A-plus grade for Schimmack. But five other chapters, most notably one on social priming, had scores of below 40\u2014which Schimmack rated an F. Overall, the chapters Schimmack examined had an average grade of C-minus.\nNow, this does not look great but perhaps it would be too hasty to say that the observed effects did not exist. Our behaviour is influenced by many contextual factors so it may be that the replication experiment was subtly different from the original in some ways. Exploring and understanding this gives us a better understanding of the ways our environment shapes behaviour.\nBut it does also give us our first lesson. Do not assume that all the effects published will necessarily be relevant to the particular problem at hand. Scientists are often incentivised to proliferate their findings broadly, motivating them to occasionally exaggerate the impact of their research, stretching its applicability and relevance. A healthy degree of criticism and scepticism with respect to a study\u2019s wide impact is helpful.\nBe aware of the differences between academic and applied research\nThe second watch out is that heuristics and biases identified in experiments, at times bear little relationship to everyday life. At its simplest, this is a function of the people involved in the experiment. Academics have a ready source of participants at hand, through which they can test their hypotheses \u2013 students. These students are often part of a social group referred to as WEIRDs \u2013 Western, educated, and from industrialized, rich, and democratic countries. There is nothing inherently wrong with testing these somewhat homogenous populations, so long as the results are localized, and understood to be only immediately applicable. However, the results are frequently assumed to be universally true and applicable to much wider populations than those that have been tested. Many studies suggest that this is simply flawed, indicating that various cultural groups perform differently in decision-making contexts than one another, irrespective of factors like affluence level and education level.\nMyriad decision-making factors differ between cultural groups, including perceptions and preferences: for example, in studying risk preferences, Weber and Hsee (1998) found that Chinese experiment participants were significantly less risk-averse than their American counterparts in a decision-making task; and Mann et al. (2010) found that Western students exhibited more confidence in their decision-making than Japanese, Taiwanese and Hong Kongese students. Risk perceptions and confidence in decision-making both impact the likelihood of using heuristics and biases in decision-making and also influence the specific biases a decision-maker is likely to use.\nAgain, this is not to diminish the value of heuristics and biases, but there is a clear lesson. We cannot assume that heuristics and biases will necessarily be relevant to the population we are exploring. Market researchers have long understood that there are differences in the way different segments of the population assimilate, interpret and act on information. These factors must be considered when interpreting experimental results.\nSeemingly irrational behaviours may be logical on closer inspection\nThe third watch out is that behavioural economics studies can at times offer up apparently irrational responses \u2013 but only if we strip out the context. Take a study published on driving ability. Svenson (1981) surveyed 161 students in Sweden and the United States, asking them to compare their driving skills to other people. 93% of the U.S. sample and 69% of the Swedish sample placed themselves in the top 50%. This was taken as evidence of a bias \u2013 the illusion of superiority \u2013 because of course, not everyone can be above average.\nHowever, if we look at the wider context, then we can understand that ability and capability can be made up of many different dimensions. Your driving can be assessed in terms of how fast you drive, how successfully you avoid accidents, how well you park, corner and so on. Hence, any question asking how good a driver you think you are will always imply a judgement about the importance of all these different aspects of driving. I may tend to be good at those aspects of driving I consider to be important \u2013 I corner well and park efficiently but am accident prone and drive too fast. Therefore, based on what I consider to be important, I am an above average driver. But other people may select different aspects of driving and they will not unreasonably consider they are above average based on their accident-free record and moderate driving speed. Though empirically, this remains an irrational judgment, since the numerical logic is inherently flawed, the rationale behind the decision indicates reasonable and thoughtful consideration still goes behind these decisions. As a result, we can conclude that it is important to explore why decisions are made, even when they appear to be superficially irrational. The term irrational may not be as impactful as current behavioural researchers might indicate.\nOur third lesson is, therefore, that apparent irrationality may not be quite so pronounced if we look at the wider context and meanings that are being brought to the way the question is being considered and answered.\nHeuristics and biases may only be part of the explanation\nThe fourth watch out is that we can easily get into binary thinking about heuristics and biases, assuming they are the only explanation for behaviour. Marketing Professor Itamar Simonson talks about this, exploring how he came to start using a pillow at night after years of not doing so. He considers that in many instances our preferences are largely determined by the task characteristics, the choice context, and the description of options. These were the factors that persuaded him to try a pillow in the first place. But in his paper, he makes the point that to attribute all our behaviour to these factors, makes a significant over-claim. In his view, we also have more stable inherent preferences that are not always determined by context. He considered the case that our preferences are constructed to be made with \u2018few qualifications and little attention to boundary conditions\u2019.\nThe fourth lesson is that we need to get better at identifying when our behaviour is determined by environment cues and when it is determined by our internal cues, such as attitudes and intentions. Behavioural research often fails to distinguish between the internal and external factors that influence decision-making, focusing exclusively instead on the role of external environments Practitioners need to think carefully about how to untangle these different influences on behaviour, with the purpose of determining how they interplay with one another to create a non-binary role for heuristics in decision-making.\nConsider when a cognitive bias may not a cognitive bias\nThe fifth watch out is that we can think of the same cognitive bias in quite different ways. Felin et al. (2017), in an excellent review of this area gives the example of inattentional blindness \u2013 Simon and Chabris (1999) show the way in which a person in a gorilla suit walking in a film sequence can be missed because the participants in the study were \u2018primed\u2019 to count the number of basketball passes. Kahneman uses this as an example of how we can be \u2018blind to the obvious\u2019 (2011), referring to the phenomenon as inattentional blindness. On the other hand, however, if participants were \u2018primed\u2019 to watch for the gorilla, and then report on the number of correct basketball passes, they would in all likelihood not arrive at the correct answer either.\nSurely we can take a different perspective on primes. Rather than think of them as a bias we can instead consider them as the equivalent to questions or theories that direct our awareness to those features of our environment among the huge array of things that we could choose to look at. In the gorilla experiment, we could be asked to look at all manner of things from the hair colour of the actors to the gender and ethnic composition. Any of these are clear, but only if you are looking for them and not something else. The fact that we miss some is arguably not a function of blindness or bias, but an entirely rational and successful process given what we set out to do; we are merely following instructions and pursuing a current task, a wholly rational activity\nThe fifth lookout is that by better understanding the meaning and motivations of the people we are observing, we may be able to explain the apparent irrationality of the behaviour.\nThe broad point that is being made is that it can be easy to assume that humans are irrational and biased. But that clearly requires us to judge what the \u2018right\u2019 outcome is, a goal that may seem straightforward, but is often complex. Experimental psychologists like to think that when faced with a question stripped of its cultural context, participants in their experiments do the same. But as market researchers know, the wider context of peoples\u2019 lives is not easily left behind and it will be used to inform the way questions are answered.\nPhilosopher Karl Popper offers us something useful here. He talked about the directedness of perception, contrasting bucket theories of mind with searchlight theories. Bucket theories represent models of humans where environmental information and the perception of them is automatic. In this account of ourselves we are passive recipients and processors of the information around us, but bounded in the amount we can assimilate and therefore prone to errors.\nIn contrast, searchlight based theories of mind assume perception is driven by guesses, questions, hypotheses, and theories that the mind brings to the way it encounters the world. In this, perception is not about finding \u2018truth\u2019 in the environment but humans bring meaning and intention that direct perception and attention.\nThe notion that our behaviour is largely determined by heuristics and biases suggests a \u2018bucket\u2019 theory of mind. But this ignores the way in which much of our behaviour is intentional, driven by our own and shared narratives and meanings. We need to get more comfortable with accepting that different models of mind are useful for different occasions. The challenge is to understand which is most useful for what occasion.\nThe way we think about humans and their ability to perceive is important. There is an increasingly widespread belief that human decision making is poor, riddled with biases, irrationality and shortcomings. Unfortunately, this can be used as a reason for disempowering individuals, instead, engineering environments to suit outcomes that others consider best. Or it provides a rationale for technology to take the place of humans in decision making in all walks of life from offering loans through to teaching children.\nI am not suggesting that humans are flawless or the heuristics and biases are useful to understand. But perhaps if we look more closely, we may find, as psychologist Gerd Gigerenzer suggests, in order to make good decisions in an uncertain world, one sometimes has to ignore information. This is all part of the essential quality of being human and as such is less about irrationality but more about understanding the human condition.\nPosted in Psychology. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "A specification generally supplies full details to the public about the innovation and the mode of bringing it out and the limits of the stated creation that has to not be crossed by the public during the validity of the patent. The specification not just discloses the embodiments of the development, such as title, technical field, prior art, drawbacks of the previous art, option to obviate the lacunae s in the previous art etc, but also offers the way of working the innovation or practicing.\nA patent specification can be prepared by the applicant himself or by his authorized agent. If it is a provisional specification, i.e. it is useful to identify a concern date for the innovation, and then it necessarily has to be followed by a full specification later on.\nA \u2018provisional\u201d application is a \u2018light\u201d variation of an official patent application. Like a real patent application, a provisional is submitted in the Patent Office, and will serve to offer a date of innovation, and a priority date. Unlike a real application, a provisional application will not be examined by the Patent Office, and for that reason can never provide into a United States Patent. Unless followed by an actual patent application within one year, the provisional application will be disposed by the Patent Office, and it will have no value to the developer. The provisional application cannot be restored if the creature fails to submit an official patent application within one year.\nAn innovator submitting a provisional application ought to likewise be sure that the formal patent application is filed less than one year after any sale or public disclosure of the innovation. Under U.S. Patent laws, a formal patent application has to be submitted less than one year after a sale or public disclosure of the creation. Submitting a provisional application will certainly not stop the clock from ticking. If a provisional patent application is submitted, an official patent application has to still be submitted within one year of the sale or public disclosure.\nIn other words, the statute has two requirements for the specification (the composed description of the innovation): that it be \u2018enabling\u201d and that it set forth the \u2018finest mode\u201d of the development. These terms are not brand-new to those familiar with patent law, considering that section 112 is a fundamental part of the law governing the content of patent applications in general. Each of these terms ought to be analyzed independently to determine what each needs of the applicant.\nPublication of a patent application is in the main gazette or journal of the Patent workplace. The publication occurs only after expiration of 18months from the filing date of application. In some cases it might be released prior to the expiration of 18months. The publication is done to let the public learn about the patent application associating with innovation and to give the general public an opportunity of opposing the Patent Application.\nOn and from the date of publication till grant of patent, the patent applicant shall have all the rights and benefits as if a patent had actually been granted, barring the right to institute a fit for violation till the patent has been granted.\nIf the application has not been refused or has not been found in contravention of any arrangements of the Patent Act, the patent will be granted as expeditiously as possible to the applicant, with the seal of Patent office. The date on which the Patent is granted will be gone into in the register.\nTags:Patent",
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        "raw_content": "FAITH BEFORE FAME: THE MOVEMENT\nFAITH is what you make it...so is your shirt.\nMany are faced with life challenges everyday. Many careers and lives are lost, because they are built upon unstable foundations. Some are lost in the glitz and glamour of fame and fortune. Only to lose it faster than it took to achieve it.\nFAITH, the foundation in which things are deeply rooted, being able to withstand all trials and tribulations. Having FAITH that everything that is meant to be, will be. Many careers and lives that are grounded in FAITH are destined to inspire others.\nFAITH BEFORE FAME, was a way to remind me or whomever, there is an ordained order in which you should enter a situation in life.\nFAITH in what my God had planned for me, allowed me to enter every facet of my life, with confidence and authority.\nWith the obstacles we face in today's society, FAITH has to be at the forefront of our lives. Knowing that without FAITH, life becomes a maze that leads to nowhere.\nFAITH BEFORE FAME is not just a clothing line, IT'S A MOVEMENT!\nOwner and CEO, Brentson A. Buckner",
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        "raw_content": "Help!-Operating Room\nDiscussion in 'Pre-Medical - MD' started by Ben25, May 4, 2007.\nI am shadowing with a group of surgeons for the summer. I have just finished freshman year of undergrad, with cumm. gpa of a 3.87, science gpa 3.92. I'm majoring in biology with a minor in chemistry. Since I do not have any background in medicine, I feel kind of lost during their procedures. Does anyone know any websites/textbooks, that will outline the procedure for stuff like a laparoscopic cholecystectomy or a hysterectomy? Thanks for you help.\n#1 Ben25, May 4, 2007\nmomtwo\nI am just a Mom. I looked at your post b/c of the title \"help\". (Us Mom's like to help). I wouldn't think the surgeons would expect you to know any of their terminology when you are shadowing. I can understand that you'd be curious to know what they're talking about - or maybe it would help you to be able to follow the conversation in surgery better - but they know you are just shadowing as an undergraduate student now. They know it'll be many years before you know all those terms and procedures and at that point you'd be expected to know those things but not now.\n#2 momtwo, May 4, 2007\nBen25 said: \u2191\nI am shadowing with a group of surgeons for the summer. I have just finished freshman year of undergrad, with cumm. gpa of a 3.87, science gpa 3.92. I majoring in biology with a minor in chemistry. Since I do not have any background in medicine, I feel kind of lost during their procedures. Does anyone know any websites/textbooks, that will outline the procedure for stuff like a laparoscopic cholecystectomy or a hysterectomy? Thanks for you help.\nKeep that GPA up! Nice Job!\n#3 AnesthesiaMD, May 4, 2007\ndabiophyz\nI shadowed a few surgeons last summer. I had no idea what they were talking about most of the time, but I found that they loved when I would ask questions. You really will have the feel the person out first, since a really uptight surgeon won't be down with that, but odds are, if he is letting an undergrad shadow him, he will be happy to answer. I don't suggest reading about them and trying to talk about the procedure because you'll just look like a tool that is trying to hard. If anything, ask them if they have any suggested reading once you start.\n#4 dabiophyz, May 4, 2007\nBeau Geste yah mo b there\nThey should explain the procedure to you as they go. And with the lap. procedure you'll be able to see it as it happens. After you sit through a few you'll get the hang of it.\nIf you are shadowing general surgeons, be prepared for a lot of colonoscopies LOL\n\"I apologize for nothing\"\n- TV's Andy Levy\n#5 Beau Geste, May 4, 2007\nemaj1n M1\nAnd for 100 SDN points, spot the unneccessary information that always seems to appear in SDN posts.\n#6 emaj1n, May 4, 2007\nDo you know what cases you have before you go in? If not, forget trying to read anything. However, if you know what surgery you have the next day, or the patient's diagnosis, just do a quick google search or emedicine search. That should be plenty.\nI doubt they expect you to know anything, so even if you know a little bit, you'll look like a superstar.\nOff the top of my head, the general things you might want to look at is:\n- basic pathophysiology of the disease\n- indications for surgery\n- alternatives to surgery\n- general anatomy\nDefinitely don't try to understand the procedure. Even as a med student, it will be rare for anyone to expect you to know the steps involved in the surgery itself.\nemaj1n said: \u2191\nhis fantastic gpa?\n#8 bananaboat, May 4, 2007\nTypeA Hola peeps.\nbananaboat said: \u2191\nBINGO! Rod, tell them what they have won!\n#9 TypeA, May 4, 2007\nTypeA said: \u2191\n#10 Beau Geste, May 4, 2007\nThanks for the advice. Actually the group of about 7 surgerons I am following ask me constantly if I have questions. I feel that I have to know something to ask questions, so sometimes I'm afraid to ask for fear of it being stupid. Although the one general surgeon told me that I need to ask more questions so I can learn. They are a pretty good group and after the operation they go through the anatomy books with me and draw pictures.\n#11 Ben25, May 4, 2007\njochi1543 President, Gunner Central\nI have a 3.51, 1390 on my SATs, waiting for the MCAT results, and I would like to contribute to this thread.\nI didn't read sh!t before I watched the surgeries. My 1st surg was a breast reduction and I spent like 3 hours chatting with the surgeon during the operation, both about what he was doing and about med school stuff and life in general. The surgery was so simple, I walked out of there thinking I could honestly do it myself (of course if I had a professional rescue team standing by for that one moment where I'd accidentally slice into her heart ).\nThe 2nd one I watched was a laproscopic surgery, a uterine polyp removal. I don't think ANYONE knew what was going on there. There were like 9 people in the room including me, the nurses, the surgeon, and the anesthesiologist and the entire 15 mins they just stared at the screen asking each other \"what's that? what's that? I can't see anything! Do you know what this is?\" Then the surgeon came to the realization that she had punctured the woman's uterus with the camera and \"that\" was the patient's intestines. She then left without saying a word.\nDifferent surgeon, obviously.\nAnd not one I'll ever be seeing, obviously.\n.............________________\n|...........|.........................\\\n|======|...SDN...Junkie.....===------------ o\n|...........|__|__|__|__|__|_/.........................O\nStewart University C/O 2010!!!! Currently in the middle of my pediatric radiation oncology rotation at HARVARD. Thanks, Chancellor!\n#12 jochi1543, May 4, 2007\nAt this point check out <MayoClinic.com> or do a Google search for these procedures. You will be able to get as much info as you need to know the basic approaches/complications/procedure. A surgical textbook isn't going to be of much help and you don't have enough clinical anatomy to appreciate scanning an operative atlas. Ask questions before you go into the procedure. Most surgeons will explain what they are going to do so that you can understand the basics. Don't speak during the case unless you are spoken to. Write down your questions and ask the after the case is done.\n#13 njbmd, May 4, 2007\nI have a 3.9 at UC Berkeley and had a 3.5 at the JC I went to. I also am scoring in the mid 40s on my MCAT practice tests. I too would like to be a part of this thread.\nThat is very cool that you are shadowing a group of surgeons.\n#14 badasshairday, May 4, 2007\nbluesTank Zombie\nOf course you are lost during their procedures, you are a freshman in college. Just go for the experience of being there, you don't go to learn what they are actually doing.\nAnd http://www.edheads.org/ has fun virtual surgery.\n#15 bluesTank, May 4, 2007\nyeah....definite sign of insecurity!!!\nMany people on here don't realize you don't have to prove anything to anyone...but premeds are notoriously insecure!!!! For many of us, our identity is defined by our gpa.\nBut whatevers...to each his own\nGo RICE\nGo PENN\nUCSD C/O 2013!!!!!!!\nFor now...GET BIG OR DIE TRYING!!!!!\n#16 riceman04, May 5, 2007\njojocola Senior Member\nAnesthesiaMD said: \u2191\n#17 jojocola, May 5, 2007\nGuzzyRon Son of the Son of Man\nbadasshairday said: \u2191\n#18 GuzzyRon, May 5, 2007\nWackie Inappropriate, always\nGuzzyRon said: \u2191\nOP, you can pick up a basic medical terminology book and start learning some of the vocab. I think that will help you more than learning about all the individual procedures. When they explain the procedure to you, or when they're doing the procedure and explain that interesting something-something lying superior to the something-something and do you see that fissure, you have a chance at having a clue as to wth they're talking about.\n\"Just go to the ER\" is not a national health policy.\nHow many premeds does it take to change a light bulb?\nOne hundred: One to screw in the light bulb, ninety-nine to stand around wondering why they weren't chosen.\nI work in the ED\n#19 Wackie, May 5, 2007\nlina123321 ralph: im a unitard\nhey..how'd u get that opportunity?\n#20 lina123321, May 5, 2007\nJccripe\n#21 Jccripe, May 5, 2007\nI have been working in a pharmacy since 10th grade. The pharmacist's wife is a RN in the OR. So she asked if I would be allowed to follow them for a day. I wrote thank-you notes to all of them and thanked them in person for letting me observe. The RN said, the surgeons thought I was so nice and appreciative, that I would be allowed to shadow all summer, or anytime I wished as long as a called a few days in advance. So I kind of fell into this opportunity.\nYou go with the flow. You shouldn't be focused on the tiny details of the procedures and how to do them....you should focus on the experience. See if it is something you want to do. Don't be afraid to ask anyone questions either.....personally I have learned just as much from talking to the nurses and PAs as the physicians I have shadowed. Actually, the PA that worked with one of the surgeons explained everything step by step for me. (The surgeon was a mumbler) Just take in the whole thing. You'll feel the lights, the nice smell like burned hair when they cauterize....all sorts of stuff. The laparscopic is my personal fave though.....it isn't what you'd think of as surgery, but it is really cool stuff. You'll learn plenty without reading up.....trust me. Befriend the surgical tech and the anesthesiology people too....most likely you'll be kind of getting in their way to get a better angle.\n#23 MossPoh, May 5, 2007\nOP, the best advice I can give you is to feel out some of the residents (jr. residents are great for this, but also some very cool sr. residents as well) and simply talk to them. I have been with neurosurgery since July 2006, and some of the best information I've gotten was with one of the sr. residents during exposure. I understand that it may be difficult and intimidating to ask them for help or clarification, but you have to remember that they were all in your position at one time or another.\nYou have to feel the people out for a little while before you go asking. On the whole, though, most every surgeon worth his/her licks would love to help you (or anyone GENUINELY interested for that matter) as long as they see you trying. The caveat to this whole argument is if you seem disinterested... 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Alto leaves the snow-clad plains of the first game for a majestic, vast, unexplored and endless desert, so naturally the sport is now called sandboarding. You\u2019ll get to \u201csoar above windswept dunes, traverse thrilling canyons, and explore long-hidden temples\u201d.\nNew game mechanics include wall-riding, rushing water, tornadoes, falling platforms, a new power-up, and balloon bouncing. There is a total of six characters, each with their own attributes and abilities, and 180 goals to complete \u2013 safe to say, you\u2019ll hours of gameplay ahead of you. Zen Mode is back from the beginning this time, where you don\u2019t have to worry about scores and such.\nThe first game won a lot of praise for its environments and feel, and most reviews point to a similar win with Alto\u2019s Odyssey. Plus, there are no annoying in-app purchases, so sit back and enjoy the full game once you pony up the initial fee. And don\u2019t worry if you never played the original, Alto\u2019s Odyssey is a standalone experience.\nHow Team Alto Designed Alto\u2019s Odyssey to Be a \u2018New Experience in the Same Universe\u2019\nHow to access: App Store\nTime commitment: As much as you want, really\nTwin Fantasy by Car Seat Headrest\nFresh off their success with Teens of Denial, Car Seat Headrest founder Will Toledo has gone back to reimagine the album that launched him into indie rock success. A complete re-recording and reworking of the 2011 original, Twin Fantasy has gone from being crafted on a cheap laptop to a full-band creation with studio polish.\nYou can notice the improvements across the album. The amps on My Boy (Twin Fantasy) is more refined, though it still has the same lo-fi sound. Sober to Death benefits from vocal clarity, while Nervous Young Inhumans now feels like a punchy pop hit. It\u2019s well-worth revisiting for the dedicated CSH bunch, and a must-listen for alt fans.\nIt\u2019s getting the reviews it deserve from the press, too. The Guardian said \u201cCar Seat Headrest increasingly feel like a significant band, and Toledo like an unusual and compelling voice\u201d, while Consequence of Sound called it \u201ca neat inversion that yields some of the most thrillingly ambitious indie rock compositions of this decade\u201d.\nHow to access: Apple Music, or Spotify\nIn a Poem Unlimited by U.S. Girls\nMeghan Remy, who started the solo project U.S. Girls back in late 2007 in Philadelphia, has been through some big changes in her style of music over the years, moving from darkly moody distorted vocals and harsh drum machines to a traditional live band-style recording. 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        "raw_content": "Iceland isn\u2019t blessed with much wind or sunlight. Not only does that make vitamin D a commodity, it also means solar and wind power is hard to come by. And yet 100 percent of Iceland\u2019s electricity comes from renewables. Not 30 percent by 2025, like the US, or Australia\u2019s 23.5 percent by 2020 target. It\u2019s 100 percent renewable right now. Today.\nThe heating and air conditioning of homes and office buildings: All fueled by geothermal energy. The electric sockets that power fridges, computers, TVs and more: Powered by hydroelectricity. And Iceland isn\u2019t alone.\nCosta Rica. Albania. Ethiopia. Paraguay. Zambia. Norway. The electricity produced by all of these countries is either 100 percent green, or a few percent short.\nAdvances will drastically curb greenhouse gas emissions, the same emissions that are threatening the Great Barrier Reef and California\u2019s Redwood Forests, among other precious ecosystems.\nBut a renewable future seems out of reach in countries like the US and the UK. My own country, Australia, is rich in renewable resources and has the money to invest, yet only around 15 percent of electricity is sourced from renewables. This is one of the many reasons Australia\u2019s energy is now costlier, less reliable and more damaging to the environment than ever.\nThere are many contributing factors to this. Among them is a troubling combination: The closure of coal stations and huge amounts of gas exportation have caused a deficiency in traditional power, but, as in the case of the US and the UK, the government hasn\u2019t yet committed to renewable energy sources like solar, wind and hydro power.\nIt all prompts the question: If Iceland can get all of its electricity through renewables, why can\u2019t everyone?\nHistorically, hydropower has been the cheapest way to source renewable electricity. But that\u2019s changing. Wind and solar (also called photovoltaic solar, or PV) have become the most economic forms of electricity. They are the renewables of tomorrow.\nSolar energy for a long time was a nonentity, but exponential growth means a bright future. For the past four decades, solar energy has grown 37 percent each year on average, according to Matthew Stocks, a research fellow at Australia National University. That equals a doubling in solar production every three years, a trend that\u2019s not expected to stop.\nThis should mean great things for Australia, a country so rich in solar potential that some have dubbed it the Saudi Arabia of solar.\n\u201cWe have huge potential, far more than enough for our own needs, and we could be exporting solar energy in the future to Asia,\u201d said Mark Diesendorf, associate professor of environmental science at the University of New South Wales.\nBut that\u2019s the future. Right now, solar panels around the country have a combined installed capacity of just over 7 gigawatts. Germany, despite being smaller and with less sun exposure than Australia, has an installed capacity of 41GW in solar energy.\nGermany is a leader in solar energy because its population, spurred by government incentive, has taken to putting panels on the roofs of houses and public buildings.\nSolar can be implemented in two ways. Panels can be installed on the roofs of houses and buildings of all sorts, which absorb and convert sunlight to electricity that\u2019s then stored in a battery. Then there are solar farms, where huge panels occupy a large swath of land, absorb the sunlight and funnel energy to the electricity grid.\nGermany has an elite solar game because a portion of its population, spurred on by government incentive, has added rooftop panels, Diesendorf said. Meanwhile, Australia\u2019s hopes lie in solar farms.\n\u201cAustralia has huge land area that is excellent for solar, especially if we\u2019re looking at large-scale solar,\u201d Diesendorf said. \u201cI see most of the growth in renewable energy in Australia in solar and wind.\u201d\nAt the moment, wind is a greater contributor of electricity than solar. Farms are set up in a similar way. Huge turbines flow either with or against the wind. Wind spins the turbines, which are connected through a rotor and gear boxes to a power generator. As the turbines spin, power is generated.\nThis is not science fiction, this is for real.\nMark Diesendorf, associate professor, University of New South Wales\nWind power is soaring in the US. Ironically, the state with the greatest wind capacity is oil-lovin\u2019 Texas.\nWind power can be sent straight to the electric grid, or stored in a battery. The trouble with the latter is that, at the moment, batteries big enough to store lots of energy are expensive.\nThank God for eccentric billionaires.\nElon Musk became a sensation in South Australia last year after he decided Tesla would build the world\u2019s biggest lithium-ion battery there. He said he\u2019d do it in 100 days or it\u2019d be free. It was done in 60.\nDrawing energy from nearby wind turbines, the battery has an installed capacity of 100 megawatts, making it roughly three times larger than any other battery of its kind.\nThe battery is designed to help out during periods of need. \u201cThe peaks are only 2 to 3 hours in width,\u201d Diesendorf said, \u201cand batteries are good for short, rapid bursts of power.\u201d\nBut when you need electricity for more than just a few, it\u2019s best to look out to the great blue.\nSolar and wind electricity are inexpensive and reliable, but they\u2019re also variable. Everything is aces when the sun is shining on a breezy day, but a night with no wind means no new energy. And while excess solar and wind power can be stored in batteries, batteries big enough to hold more than a day\u2019s worth of energy are still pricey. That\u2019s where water comes in.\nHydroelectricity is usually created through dams. Water from rivers gets funneled through tunnels, where it smashes through turbines housed in a power station. As the turbines turn, their rapid rotations create electricity.\nAustralia gets around 7 percent of its total power from hydro.\nPumped hydro, pictured below, is a little different. It\u2019s the battery of the hydro world. Water is pumped from a lower reservoir to an elevated one, where huge quantities of it are stored. When electricity is needed, the floodgates of the elevated reservoir open, shooting through turbines and creating electricity.\n\u201cPumped hydro is a technology that\u2019s been around considerably longer [than batteries] at a much greater scale and is actually a much cheaper way of storing energy,\u201d said ANU\u2019s Stocks.\nIf we could build enough of these pumped hydro stations as backup for the variability of solar and wind power, Stocks said, Australia could easily get all of its electricity from renewables.\nAnd we don\u2019t need as many of these stations as you may think.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve been looking at something on the order of 10 to 30 of these systems spread around Australia in order to balance out the variability of the wind and the PV,\u201d he said. There are over 22,000 eligible locations for such stations, according to ANU\u2019s research.\nHistorically, hydropower has been the go-to renewable way to create energy. But while the economics of wind and solar power are quickly outpacing hydro, pumped hydro stations offer a type of storage that\u2019s difficult to achieve with those power sources.\nMusk\u2019s Tesla battery was chosen for South Australia after a severe storm in September 2016 caused an almost-statewide blackout for multiple days. That blackout is exactly the situation pumped hydro can get a city out of.\nEnergy has been at the forefront of Australian politics ever since South Australia\u2019s blackout. But politics, experts say, won\u2019t likely speed anything up. Politics are the reason Australia\u2019s electricity isn\u2019t more renewable right now.\nDiesendorf and his team at UNSW have been simulating Australia\u2019s electricity market using only renewable energies. They\u2019ve found that a renewable Australia is very much achievable.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve simulated up to six years using real data on sun and wind and electricity demand, and in our peer-reviewed paper we\u2019ve shown we could have operated the national electricity market if we\u2019d installed enough [infrastructure] entirely on renewable energy with the same reliability as the same existing system,\u201d he said.\nBut transitioning into renewables isn\u2019t a technical challenge, both Diesendorf and Stocks agree. It\u2019s a political one.\n\u201cThe wind, the PV, the high-voltage transmission lines, pumped hydro, batteries are all sitting there ready to go,\u201d said ANU\u2019s Stocks. \u201cIt\u2019s just a question of how do we transition from a system that is dominated by coal to one that is dominated by renewables.\u201d\nEnergy has been a hot political topic in Australia over the past decade. A carbon tax, which penalized companies that were big carbon emitters, was enforced in 2011 by the federal Labor government and became one of the most controversial policies of the decade. Some believe it may have lost Labor the 2013 election.\nMany of Australia\u2019s members of parliament aren\u2019t sold on climate change, according to the Institute of Public Affairs think tank, which makes pushes for renewable energy tough. This isn\u2019t just an Australian problem: Around half of the US Congress denies climate change, too.\n\u201cSome politicians are beholden, [they have] too close a relationship to the fossil fuel industries, particularly the coal industry,\u201d Diesendorf said. \u201cSadly we have politicians spouting nonsense that they know is nonsense. Our ministers are not stupid, they know they\u2019re talking nonsense, but they think, wrongly, that their future in politics is best assured by sticking to the most powerful industries, which in this case are the mining industries.\u201d\nPart of the reason Germany\u2019s solar push was so successful was that its government subsidized citizens who bought panels and batteries for their homes. But if a government is unwilling to commit to renewable energy, it\u2019s not just citizens who shy away.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve had a very extended period where division over clean energy has been a political process,\u201d said Stocks. With the division comes uncertainty for businesses, he explained, who need to know their 20- or 30-year investment in wind, solar or hydro energy is a safe one.\n\u201cIf there\u2019s uncertainty around politics, then things grind to a halt,\u201d Stocks said.\nToday, Iceland gets around 25 percent of its electricity from geothermal energy, and a whopping 75 percent from hydropower. This didn\u2019t happen overnight.\nThe first hydrostation in Iceland was built in 1904, with a few more popping up in the following decades. These were relatively small projects set up by enterprising farmers and local technicians. There was great debate about how and when to use hydro power.\nIt wasn\u2019t until 1947, over 40 years later, that the government started getting serious about hydropower. It built a station with an installed capacity of 10MW. The National Power Company (Landsvirkjun) was set up in 1965, and that\u2019s when hydro started to become an electrical bedrock for the nation.\nThe average US household uses 911 kilowatt-hours a month, according to Inside Energy. Today, Iceland\u2019s biggest hydroelectricity producer is the K\u00e1rahnj\u00fakar Hydropower Plant \u2014 it creates around 4,600 gigawatt-hours of energy a year. In total, Iceland\u2019s hydropower stations generate roughly 13.65 terawatt-hours a year, says the International Hydropower Association\nI have read and agree to the CBS Interactive Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. I understand I will receive the CNET newsletter(s) I\u2019m signing up for. I can opt out at any time\nYet Iceland is still very much just the tip of the hydro iceberg. It\u2019s just one of many countries that reap huge rewards from hydro power, according to Martin Young, director of policies and risk for the World Energy Council.\n\u201cSome 99 percent of Norwegian power generation comes from hydro,\u201d said Young. \u201cOther countries such as Brazil, Canada and New Zealand make extensive, successful use of hydro, and have maintained electricity during periods of drought.\u201d\nAustralia currently has more modest aims. The federal government hopes to have 23.5 percent of energy come from renewable sources by 2020. 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        "raw_content": "The pancreas is a fish-shaped organ present just behind the stomach. It is about 6 to 8 inches in length and 2 inches in width, with a wide head and tapering body ending in a pointed tail. The pancreas consists of endocrine glands and exocrine glands. Exocrine glands release juices containing enzymes into the intestine that helps in the digestion of food. Endocrine glands are found in small clusters or islets that secrete insulin and glucagon hormones.\nPrecancerous growths:\nSerous cystic neoplasms also known as serous cystadenomas are benign (non cancerous) cysts filled with watery fluid.\nThe mucinous cystic neoplasms are gradually growing tumours in the form of cysts containing jelly-like mucin. These usually start in the body or tail. This is potentially malignant.\nIntraductal papillary mucinous neoplasms grow in pancreatic ducts and can become cancerous if not removed.\nExocrine tumours:\nPancreatic adenocarcinomas start in the gland cells. Most exocrine cancers are adenocarcinomas that begin in the pancreatic duct.\nAmpullary cancer develops in the ampulla of Vater the place where the pancreatic duct and bile duct meet and empty into the small intestine.\nEndocrine tumours: More commonly known as pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours they can be malignant or benign.\nFamily history and heredity\nPain in the upper and middle abdomen in late stages\nMRI and MRCP\nERCP or endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography\nSurgical removal is the only treatment option for curing pancreatic cancer. Generally pancreatic resections are very complex and require a great deal of surgical experitse, experience and a multidisciplinary team. Postoperative complications can cause morbidity to the patient, if they are not treated by experienced surgical team. Pancreaticoduodenectomy or Whipple procedure, distal pancreatectomy and a total pancreatectomy are the surgical options available as curative treatments for pancreatic cancer.\nAfter the detection of cancer, we discuss the treatment modalities with the patient and weighs each benefit carefully before undertaking the surgery. We lead a multidisciplinary team which takes special care on pancreatic cancer patients.",
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        "raw_content": "Feb 27, 2012 Feb 28, 2012 by Rachel Strong\nA few months ago, my husband came home from work one evening, and instead of asking me the usual, \u201cHow are you?\u201d or \u201cHow was your day?\u201d I was greeted with \u2026\u201dI had the best sandwich I have ever had today!\u201d\nNaturally, I was curious as to what he had for lunch. He then asked me if I had ever heard of a place called the Farmer in the Deli in Chesterland. To be quite honest, I don\u2019t travel through Chesterland too often, but since learning of this place, I now make a trip out there at least once a month.\nThe Farmer in the Deli is a small fresh fruits and deli market, and according to their website, the deli was created by Ted Anselmo and Frank Spoto in 2005. Ted\u2019s family had been a part of the West Side Market since the early 1900\u2019s, and Frank has been in the food business for over 25 years. Both Ted and Frank had a stand at the market before they decided to open their own store. Their search led them to Chesterland, and the store was put together according to their customers\u2019 needs and by listening to what their customers wanted.\nWhen you first walk through the door, you immediately see fresh produce, Amish and imported cheeses, and a shelf of what I would call specialty products, which includes a selection of imported olive oils and balsamic vinegars.\nAfter browsing through these products, it doesn\u2019t take long to fix your eyes to the left of the store where there is a staff of friendly people waiting to take your order. I am referring to made-to-order sandwiches customized to your specific tastes.\nThis full deli features Boar\u2019s Head deli meats. You can choose from a variety of sandwiches including Italian, roast beef, turkey,chicken, ham, chicken and tuna salad, veggie, or build your own (your choice of two deli meats). The sandwiches come with your choice of cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion. The fresh baked Italian roll is my usual choice, but you can also choose from Italian, wheat, or rye bread. Another option is to have your custom sandwich toasted.\nThere is an assortment of sides including antipasto, artichoke, potato and pasta salads, various olives, and fresh baked pepperoni bread and Stromboli.\n\u201cComplete satisfaction and delicious food including prompt and professional service is our commitment to you,\u201d claims the deli, and I couldn\u2019t agree more.\nI believe that businesses can be successfully based on advertising, but I have learned that a business can also succeed by word of mouth. I highly recommend you check out this market.\nFarmer in the Deli located at 12613 Chillicothe Rd. Chesterland, Ohio 44026 is open Monday \u2013 Friday 10 am \u2013 7 pm, Saturday 9 am \u2013 6 pm, and Sunday 10 am \u2013 3 pm.\nWere You in 4H?",
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        "raw_content": "Yeah, This Is Not What I Would Recommend\u2026\nMy dear friend (and clients) sent me this yesterday. As a joke he said this was going to be his pre-wedding diet plan. Take a look:\nIt\u2019s called the K-E diet. \u201cDieters\u201d have a feeding tube inserted into their nose and down into their stomach. 800 Calorie/day diet is administered in solution directly through this tube. The tube is left in for 14 days (HOT, right?) and a weight loss of 20 lbs is what physicians are claiming patients will lose. Side effects include bad breath and constipation.\nReally, would you do this? It\u2019s popular among brides-to-be leading up to the big day. Listen, I know I\u2019m not in that situation, but I like to think I have enough willpower and commitment to myself that I think I could do this on my own. Having been in 14 weddings, I\u2019ve been witness to my bride friends hitting the gym hard and being EXTRA careful with their nutrition before the big day. I know it\u2019s possible AND without a feeding tube.\nWould you give this a try? Lemme know, post here!\nThis entry was posted in FIERCE HEALTH and tagged body, diet trends, health, mindful eating, motivation, weight-loss by GETFIERCE TRAINING. Bookmark the permalink.\n1 thought on \u201cYeah, This Is Not What I Would Recommend\u2026\u201d\nI think this article and trend of K-E dieting instigated two responses from within me. First, in my opinion, I feel life is about balance, or as you had mentioned earlier \u2013 https://getfiercetraining.com/2012/01/24/feelin-a-lil-tipsy-get-balanced/. I feel that the K-E dieting for 14 days prior to a wedding is slightly on the extreme side and not a well balanced approached to losing a weight and slimming up prior to a wedding. I think (as I am not an expert) that the effects of extreme measures could be negative in the long run. Yes, it may help for the one wedding day, but what about after that. Is it not possible that the balance would be shifted to another extreme and after the wedding the dieters would end up re-gaining all that weight back. As mentioned in the article the side effects are bad breath and constipation. I do not really agree with this dieting method from what I have read so far about it and I do not think there is any chance I would personally participate or encourage any friends to do it.\nAs for what I, personally, think should be done is more along the lines of various points you have mentioned throughout your wonderful blog (which seems really cool when going through it). I think it would be fair to say its not always easy to shed those last few pounds, but I think with developing a balanced life style and healthy habits, it is a more practical and effective approach. Going through the first quarter of the year there are several well-written posts you have written that can ultimately guide people to having that dream body for the wedding. In terms of dieting, there are more healthy alternatives such as juice cleansing. But more practically to eat more mindfully as you mentioned \u2013 https://getfiercetraining.com/2012/02/08/stop-think-whatwhyhow-are-you-eating/ and https://getfiercetraining.com/2012/03/21/servin-it-up-straight/ and https://getfiercetraining.com/2012/02/22/its-not-just-a-saying/. Building healthy habits on a day by day basis will transform us not for just one day (although a wedding day is quite big) but thereafter as well, which I think is important. Plus, I think that if the healthy habits stick around, it is possible that it could potentially influence the groom to be healthier as well and thus result in a healthier marriage in terms of fitness and healthy eating habits.\nLastly, I think it is better to think of the wedding day as a target date \u2013 that is, it is a goal towards which one is trying to achieve. I think it makes it more practical to keep that goal in mind that, say I may want to lose 10 to 15 pounds by that date and then take practical steps one day at a time \u2013 https://getfiercetraining.com/2012/01/30/one-day-at-a-time/. As you mentioned -https://getfiercetraining.com/2012/02/28/its-a-journey/ \u2013 it can be considered a journey towards the wedding day and that a small amount of planning and commitment can be enough to achieve that goal. So, in summary, I think the idea of K-E dieting is not something that I agree with..",
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        "raw_content": "Video: Separate titles by language on the Recent Trailers page\nWould you please separate the foreign language films from the English language films within your \"Recent\" trailer page. I check it a few times each day, so as to keep up with all of the recent additions and I am having to slog through a huge glut of foreign language films. You must know that most folks don't like to read their movies (with subtitles). You would be doing a great service to us all if you would just have a \"Recent\" page for English language films and another \"Recent\" page next to it for foreign language films.\nmost folks don't like to read their movies (with subtitles)\nYou mean: most Americans? But IMDb is not American.... This is the WORLD wide web... ! :)\nBut I support your request: please at least let the language tag explicitely the trailer entries. I guess that the same movie, regardless of its origin, might be available with trailers in different languages.\nJust to clarify, I'm not terribly insulted, but my remark was to suggest that United States nationals are not necessarily so different from the rest of world in regards to appreciation for subtitled foreign flicks. (Sometimes people anywhere in the world have misconceptions about the people of foreign lands.) Even most Canadian nationals outside of Quebec aren't required to learn the French language, don't bother to learn it and don't seem to want to \"bother\"; even though the nation is idealized as bilingual. A significant number of Qu\u00e9b\u00e9coise don't have to and accordingly won't learn the English language. Many jurisdictions within the United Kingdom provide programs for students to learn foreign languages, especially European ones but also Mandarin, but most Britons and Irish don't bother with it. (Programs are offered in many United States schools too, but they expectedly focus on mostly on the Spanish language and, to a lesser extent, the French language, maybe the German language, pretty much ignoring all other languages.) Similar is the case with Australia and South Africa. Revisiting the subject of America, a few of the States are idealized as bilingual, but most of the State-specific native speakers of English don't learn the Spanish language, and an untold unclear number of the native speakers of Spanish never become fluent in the English language (which is largely linked to the illegal \"immigration\" situation). Most Mexican nationals don't learn the English language, despite all the intermingling with the United States. (Haitians and Dominicans share an archipelago but don't really extensively speak each others' respective languages.) It's true, however, that people not from the United States (including people from other parts of the Anglosphere) are slightly more inclined to learn the English language than Americans are to learn non-English languages.\nSo, but what does all this have to do with cinema or the appreciation of cinema? Well, in general, as suggested before, most human beings, at least seemingly, will prefer to watch movies that have audio (whether original or dubbed-over) in whichever language is those people's first language. That's currently the speculative \"natural order\" of things and has been for a very long time. I don't believe it will stay that way in centuries beyond, though.\nHi, Robbie. No sweat. While there was a time long ago when \"IMDb\" was an acronym that stood for \"International Movie Database\", it has long since some refer to \"Internet Movie Database\", an as we well-know, English is said to be the lingua franca of the Internet, including much of the software development and technical specifications that facilitate the purposes of the Internet.\nFWIW, IMDb never stood for \u201cInternational Movie Database\u201d \u2014 it\u2019s always been \u201cInternet Movie Database\u201d however we prefer simply \u201cIMDb\u201d as we cover much more than just movies.\nO, my mistake, Col Needham. I shall spread the word howsoever opportunity allows. Seems more than a few people are under the mistaken impression that the \"I\" was or is for \"International\".\nDon't worry: I have adapted myself to be able to occasionnally believe that it is the Imerican Movie Database, or even sometimes the Icalifornian Movie Database...\nJust joking (you never know :)\nMarcoPalo2\nThis reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Video: Separate trailers on the Trailers Page.\nSuggestion for Trailers Page: It would be helpful it the Trailers pages had sub-tabs for television series, and foreign films. This would make it easier for people to focus the results.",
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        "raw_content": "What Happens When a Boeing 777 Tries to Land in a Major Crosswind\nThere's a pretty harrowing video making its way around the internet today of a Boeing 777 as it makes an attempt (and fails miserably) at landing. But it's no crash\u2014thanks to an insane crosswind, it literally cannot land.\nSo what exactly is going on here? We asked friend of Gizmodo and brilliant mind behind It's Okay to Be Smart, Joe Hanson, to give us a rundown:\nPilots deal with this stuff all the time, and they say it's pretty routine. I disagree. It looks terrifying.\n\"A 777 is on approach to Birmingham airport in a crosswind\u2026\" sounds like the beginning to a high school math problem. That's because it is a high school math problem! This is an example of \"vector addition.\" The crosswind component would normally force the plane off-course according to an observer on the ground. So to counteract the crosswind vector, the pilots rudder the plane off center (called \"crabbing\"), and depending on the wind angle, adjust their airspeed so their resulting \"ground speed\" vector (hopefully) lines up with the runway.\nThis is hard for two reasons. First, turning a huge jet at the last second, while not over-correcting, while ferrying hundreds of nervous people who all have to go the bathroom very badly, is not an easy task. But there's physics at play, too. If there's enough crosswind, the rudder just isn't powerful enough to sufficiently crab. During testing, the manufacturers also test the maximum crosswind that's safe for the landing gear because of that gnarly last-second twist. Plus, pilots aren't without fear, and if they aren't comfortable then they aren't going to land (see previous note about hundreds of anxious bladders in cabin).\nOf course I had to do the math: This plane must have been on the high end, otherwise I don't think they would have even attempted the landing. According to the internet, which we can trust (right?), the 777 likes to land at about 250-260 km/h airspeed. This plane looks like it's pointed about 20 degrees off-center, too. I calculated the vectors and it tells me that the crosswind is probably exceeding 80 km/h. The 777 has a maximum crosswind (according to the internet) of 70 km/h. Good choice not to land.\nSo as it turns out, those pilots must have been feeling pretty damn bold to even attempt the landing in the first place. Scary-ass crosswind indeed. [Thanks, Joe!]\nJoe Hanson is the host and writer of PBS Digital Studios' science YouTube series It's Okay To Be Smart. You can follow him on Twitter Twitter here. You can also find him on Tumblr here.",
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        "raw_content": "Fact-checking Michael Moore: Does Canada have more guns per capita than the US?\nBy Deanna Grant\nImages of Christopher Martinez are displayed as part of a memorial in front of the IV Deli Mart, where part of Friday night's mass shooting took place, on Sunday, May 25, 2014, in the Isla Vista beach community of Santa Barbara, Calif.\nAfter the mass shooting at the University of California in Santa Barbara on May 23, filmmaker Michael Moore posted a message on Facebook repeating some of the points he made in his 2002 film Bowling For Columbine.\n\u201cThe gun, not the eagle, is our true national symbol,\u201d Moore wrote.\nBut did Moore get his facts right?\nMoore said the U.S. is armed with a quarter of a billion guns and argued that even though Canada has more per capita \u2014 \u201cmostly hunting guns\u201d \u2014 it has far less gun violence.\nHe\u2019s partly right.\nThere are an estimated 270 million firearms in the U.S., according to the independent research project called \u2018Small Arms Survey.\u2019 That\u2019s 89 firearms per 100 residents, making the U.S. the No. 1 country for gun ownership.\nCanada, on the other hand, ranks 13th on the study\u2019s list, with 9.95 million firearms \u2014 or 31 per 100 residents.\nMoore is right that Canada has a far lower rate of firearm homicides than its neighbour to the south.\nAccording to a report by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, roughly 11,000 homicides were committed using firearms in the U.S. in 2011. Statistics Canada reports in the same year Canada had 158 homicides committed using firearms.\nMoore wrote: \u201cNo one even comes close to killing as many of its own citizens on a daily basis as we do.\u201d\nWhile the U.S. does have a homicide rate nearly double that of most developed countries like Canada, it doesn\u2019t have the world\u2019s highest homicide rate. With 6.4 homicides per 100 thousand people, the U.S. falls behind countries in Africa, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, and Latin America.\nMoore stated: \u201cNearly all of our mass shootings are by angry or disturbed white males.\u201d\nIn the last 30 years, only one of at least 70 mass shootings in the U.S. has been committed by a woman.\nIn 2006, Jennifer Sanmarco killed her former neighbour before driving to the mail processing plant where she used to work and fatally shot six employees before committing suicide, Mother Jones reports.\nMoore insisted 90 per cent of Americans are calling for stronger gun laws.\nHe appears to be referring to results of a Quinnipiac University telephone poll which found more than 90 per cent of U.S. voters support background checks for all gun buyers. The study was released in February 2013, shortly after the Newtown, CT shooting that killed 20 children and six adults.\n\u201cEnjoy the rest of your day,\u201d Moore concluded, \u201cand rest assured this will all happen again very soon.\u201d\nThis, sadly, is likely true.",
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        "raw_content": "The duty of such an officer of the church\u2014a pastor, teacher, elder of the church\u2014\u2026\u201dis to feed the church with knowledge and understanding.\u201d This feeding is by preaching of the gospel. He is no pastor who does not feed his flock. It belongs essentially to the office; and that not now and then (according to the figure and image that is set up of the ministry in the world\u2014a dead idol) as occasion serves. But the apostle says, Acts 6:4, \u201cWe will give ourselves continually to the word.\u201d It is to \u201clabor in the word and doctrine\u201d (I Tim 5:17). (John Owen, Sermons to the Church)\nPaul said that he determined to know nothing among the Corinthians but Christ, and Him crucified. Reynolds (above) tells us that in preaching Christ our goal should be His glory. It is Christ that is to be preached to the people as the all in all rather than stress doctrine to the intellect alone and rather than stress morality and good works. It is from Christ that true doctrine flows and it is from Christ that true holiness and good works must come from. We do not do works in order to receive grace, but we receive grace in order to do good works. Since we can do nothing (spiritual or good) if we have not received it from Christ, then we should preach Christ as the root, spring, and foundation of all that is spiritual. Since we must have grace to perform any of God\u2019s commands, we must preach Christ as the source of all grace and the goal of all the commands of God. Apart from Christ we do not have the strength to obey any command and apart from Christ and the glory of God in Him we do not have a proper goal or motive.\nThe essence of preaching is the Gospel. The Gospel is precisely the only true message suited to the soul of all sinners, converted and unconverted alike. Those poor believers who are being harassed by the evil one and troubled with his fiery darts need to hear that they are saved by grace alone and Christ alone. They need to hear that Christ is an inexhaustible \u201cfountain of pardon, grace, comfort, victory, and glory.\u201d Justified sinners must hear of Christ or their hearts will be hardened into self-sufficiency and various versions of moralism. Justified sinners need to hear of the glorious Gospel that they may rely upon Christ and Christ alone and look to His grace to enable them to rely upon Christ alone.\nIf the preaching of the Gospel is so important for both the converted and the unconverted, then it should be clear that Owen is hitting the issue where it needs to be hit. A pastor in name is not being a true pastor if he is not preaching the Gospel (preaching Christ) in such a way that sinners see He is all in all. There is nothing that we must have spiritually that Christ does not procure and apply, so there is nothing more important to preach than Christ and the Gospel of Christ. A preacher that is not preaching the Gospel is not preaching what the unconverted need to hear and he is not preaching what the converted need to hear. A preacher that is not preaching Christ and the Gospel is simply not a true preacher at all.\nBut again, if this is what the converted and the unconverted need to hear and/or must hear, then regardless of the orthodoxy of the man and regardless of the orthodoxy of the sermon that man is not preaching. There has to be a famine in the land when those in the pulpits will exposit a text and make application to the people for them to be moral and do works and yet the Gospel is not preached. The lack of Gospel preaching of which there is a severe shortage in our day should be demonstrative evidence that we are in a spiritual famine. We do not need conferences on this subject and we do not need committees and the like, we need broken hearts and the strength of grace to seek His face to turn us from our cold hearts to Him. No man or woman in elected office can change one heart or extend the smallest amount of grace to our hearts. We need God and the only way to God is Christ and so we must preach Christ and Him crucified.\nThis entry was posted on November 23, 2016 at 10:14 pm and is filed under Gospel Preaching, Uncategorized.\tYou 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": "My English mother didn\u2019t care for Cornish pasties. My French father and I loved them, so when my mother had a regular church meeting on Tuesday evenings, my father and I often would pop down the hill and buy freshly baked Cornish pasties wrapped in paper at the takeout window of a local tavern/restaurant. Hurrying home in the cold, we would savor this scrumptious treat together at the dining table.\nThis comfort food ritual didn\u2019t take place in England, but in Grass Valley, California, an old mining town in the Sierra Nevadas.\nGrass Valley was a mining town in the heart of gold rush country, but the area's surface gold that could be found in streams with a gold pan was exhausted by the 1850s. However, the area still had rich veins of gold deep underground. The town became home to the Empire and North Star Mines, two of California\u2019s richest mines.\nWhen the price of English tin fell dramatically, tin miners from Cornwall, England, emigrated to Grass Valley in large numbers to work in the gold mines. They were skilled at working far underground and pumping water out of deep mining shafts with what was called a Cornish pump. These Cousin Jacks and Jennys, as they were called, made up more than 60 percent of Grass Valley\u2019s population in the 1890s.\nWith them, they brought culinary customs, including Cornish pasties. A Cornish pasty is a meat and potato pie, usually flavored with rutabaga or turnip, salt and pepper. The miners took the pies into the mines in a lunch bucket and heated them with a candle at noon.\nToday, Grass Valley still has several restaurants that serve pasties made from old recipes and some of them have diversified into making various flavors. When we drive through Grass Valley, we always stop and grab a pasty at Marshall\u2019s Pasties just two doors from the Del Oro theater downtown at 203 Mill Street. This is our preferred venue for pasties.\nSince we only make it on this route once or twice a year, we have to make do most of the time by baking our own pasties. We have taken the custom of making Cornish pasties around the world with us and made them in Asia and on the East and West coasts of the United States as well as the Rockies. The pasties at the top of the page and below are our homemade ones.\nI would include our recipe for Cornish pasties, but it changes every time we make them. We generally just choose a favorite pie crust recipe, use ground beef or cut up steak for the meat and peel and cube potatoes. I usually don\u2019t have any turnip or rutabaga when I get the sudden urge to make pasties, so in those cases, I include some celery seed and salt and pepper for flavor.\nTo shorten the baking time, I cook the potatoes, meat and flavorings on the stove and then fill the pie crust.\nI roll out pie crust rounds, put two or three spoonfuls of filling on one side of the crust, and fold the other side of the crust over the filling into a half round shape. Then I fold over the edges again and crimp them. I\u2019m not very good at it \u2013 Marshall\u2019s pasties are a work of art that I have never quite mastered. Still, our homemade ones taste yummy.\nI cook them for about 1/2 hour at 400 degrees.\nWe eat them with ranch dressing or ketchup. We rarely have left over pasties, but when we do, they make a perfect lunch the next day.",
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        "raw_content": "Europe: Day 12: We wear out our welcome in Rome\nThe day started off on the wrong foot. We woke up a bit late, and rushed out the door. While we were heading out, the B&B lady came running out to get us. She treated us like we were crazy. She asked why we were leaving with the key when this is the last day? Did we not understand the bargain we made the day before? Our room must be clear and the key must be turned in by 11am. This is how all hotels work, she reminded us.\nAlthough there was a small defensive side of me that wanted to point out that hotels generally have a place to keep luggage at the concierge (and AC that works), clearly we were the guests (to the country and this B&B) and needed to play the part of the guest. We apologized and clarified that she would keep our valuables in her room, and our other bags in the hall way until we return. Although the episode ended well, Tenille and I were both a bit affected by the contention. We were glad to leave the B&B and start off our day. We wanted to see an ancient Christian crypt and spend some time in Trastavere which lies on the other side of the river.\nWe got to the bus stop, and realized that our 3 day pass had run out. During our stay here, it appeared as if nobody had tickets and people just rode the bus freely. I convinced Tenille that we are foreigners here, and although it may seem as if nobody has tickets, we should try to abide by the rules. We went into a Tobacco shop (where bus tickets are sold). An American woman came in and spoke English to the old Italian shopkeeper asking for bus tickets. She was getting more frustrated because of the language barrier. The shopkeeper pointed us to a deli next door. We followed the lady to the deli, and the lady unleashed on the workers there and screamed, \u201cWhy doesn\u2019t anyone speak @#$@$ English?\u201d along with other choice words. This is where we parted company, and I felt embarrassed by her. She stormed off, and Tenille and I opted to walk in the opposite direction. We walked for about a half an hour looking for another place to purchase tickets, but no luck. We debated whether or not we should just take the bus without tickets. After waiting at a bus stop for another 15 minutes, we decided to just take a cab. We finally got to the Catacombs of Priscilla at 11:45am. We saw in the book, that they close from 12pm until 3pm, so we were cutting it close.\nA nun inside greeted us. She looked at the clock and seemed a bit irritated. She said a lot of things in Italian as she pointed to the clock. She started to cut us two tickets and asked for 10 Euros. Tenille handed her a 50 Euro bill, and she shook her head indicating that she had no change. We dug through all our pockets and were able to get 9 Euros. She shook her head, and started to put the tickets away. I could feel Tenille almost about to explode. It took us several hours to get here (not to mention 20-30 Euros for the round trip cab fare), and there\u2019s no way we can stay until 3pm to take the tour. I gave the nun the most pathetic look I could hoping that it\u2019d be worth 1 euro. She muttered something in Italian and pointed at the clock. I told Tenille that she should go see it and tell me all about it.\nJust then, an old Italian man came running through the door. He asked the nun for a tour, and the nun continued her tirade about the time. The man was clearly persuasive as he folded his hands and begged the nun. She acquiesced. He paid with a ten, and that was enough to give us change for a fifty. What a miracle! This angel just came into the door and gave us a chance to see these catacombs. So I thought, until I saw that the nun had enough change to begin with. What might have been a fun miracle story turned into a disgruntled nun story.\nWe were led to a big metal door. She unlocked it and motioned impatiently for us to enter. We went inside, and heard a slam of the door behind us. It was a bit unnerving, but a group of tourists greeted us from below as they finished their tour. They told us to follow the lights down. Another nun met us at the bottom of the catacombs and gave us a personal tour in mumbling English. It was extremely cold. It was probably over 90 degrees outside, but in the catacombs, I could see my breath. The catacomb was a dark narrow dirt tunnel with bins up and down the sides of the wall where they laid people. There was an area where you could look up and see sunlight (like a sunlight), and you could also see a hole that showed 3 more levels of catacombs below. We saw early Christian paintings dating back to the 2nd century. We saw signs of the fish (which is a Greek Acronym for Jesus Christ, Son of God) We saw peacocks which represented incorruptible flesh. We saw scenes of Moses hitting a rock. On our tour, we befriended some people from Connecticut. When we were done, our friends gave us a ride to the nearest bus stop (about a mile away), for which we were very thankful. After grabbing some lunch, we decided to cancel the trip to Trastavere and check out the Train station, so we could figure out how to get to the airport. Tenille had booked an inexpensive flight from Rome to Paris. The catch is that we have to take off from Ciampino, an airport that\u2019s a bit more difficult to get to.\nAt the train station, Tenille had to use the bathroom. It cost 70 cents. You had to put coins into a machine that looked like a turnstyle at a subway stop, and it let you through. While I was waiting, a woman approached me and asked me in broken English how to get through. I told her where to put the change in, and she asked me to do it for her pushing her hand full of coins toward me. This was a bit weird. I pointed again at the coin hole and told her that\u2019s where the money goes, but did not take her money, as I suspected a scam.\nI thought that it was too bad, that I\u2019m afraid to help this lady because I\u2019m on hyper-guard. All the books and signs warn of scams and fraud against tourists. Our Rick Steve book even tell us that some people will throw a baby at you so, you\u2019ll catch it, and they\u2019ll go through your pockets. This is sad. It makes tourists suspect other tourists. And I feel as if it has made me into a person I would be absolutely ashamed to be, if I were at home and not so tensely on guard. Looking back, I think it may have been better to be had by a scam than the poor behavior caused by the caution.\nTenille came out of the bathroom. We walked for a while trying to find an information booth to see how we can get to the airport. She found a booth, and stood in line for the booth. When she asked how to get to Ciampino, the lady in the booth told her to get a bus on some street. When she asked what times the buses run, she told her to go to the street. When she asked if there was a train, the lady repeated herself and told her to get a bus on the street, but this time it was not so friendly and in a raised tone. It was clear to me that our welcome in Rome had run out by this point. On our way out, we found the bus which ran hourly. My goal at this point was to get out of Rome without another person yelling at us.\nWe got back to our hotel and got our bags without incident. In fact, we exchanged some nice words with the hotel lady and said our good-byes. I tried to convince Tenille to take a cab to the train station, but she hurried on to a bus. The bus was massively crowded and we were squished on all sides holding our two big luggage bags. Once at the airport, we caught our bus and got to the airport without incident. 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        "raw_content": "2nd most disappointing day in Caleb\u2019s life\ndonhyun April 5, 2015 April 5, 2015 Hobbies\nIn January, we got a Lego Mindstorm, so that I could start teaching my kids about robotics. Robotics is a great engineering project because it\u2019s so multi-disciplinary. You need to learn about software programming, mechanics, hardware/electrical engineering, sensors and sensor error, tolerances, etc. And at the end of all that hard work, you usually end up with something that kind of does what you want it to do most of the time\u2026.. or some of the time as the case may be.\nWe found that there were 3 big robot competitions throughout the year (In reverse order of popularity):\n1. robofest.net [March Competition]\n2. World Robot Olympiad [July/August Competition]\n3. First Lego League [December competition]\nSince we were in January, I thought we would enter in the RoboFest competition which was held in Monroe. If you win in Monroe, then you move on to the Championships in Michigan.\nCaleb invited his 4 close friends and we started meeting on Tuesday nights to start assembling the robot. The goal of the competition was to create a \u201cBowling Robot.\u201d You load up a tennis ball onto your robot at home base, then it is supposed to roll out to the bowling area, then somehow release the ball down a lane to knock over water bottles at the other end.\nAfter some discussion, we decided to use a gravity feed down a rail so that we can increase precision. We used a guiding wall and the edge of playing area to set our robot up perfectly every time.\nAfter meeting about 7 times on Tuesday nights, we had a robot that was working. On the Friday before the competition, the boys had a final meeting to make some final tweaks. By the time I got home from work, they reported that the Robot was working very well. They were talking about winning the competition and going to Michigan.\nRoboFest \u2013 Practice\nThe day of the competition finally came. We woke up early and made the drive to Monroe, WA. All the parents came to watch their kids in the competition. I was reminded that at a certain time, coaches were no longer allowed to help the teams. The kids needed to do the competition themselves. Our good friend, Karlin Kersavage, and his son, Krew, came out to cheer us on. I sat with them as we watched the kids prepare for the competition.\nThey started testing their robot on the competition table. Immediately, the first thing we noticed was that the wheels were starting to spin out on the new table on the turns. Our robot does all the turns by odometry (by turning the wheels a certain amount), rather than by sensor. So, if the wheels start slipping, the robot will not turn enough. We had thought this may be a problem, so we had a few ideas to try and deal with this problem. First, the kids tried washing the wheels. This had worked previously on our practice table when we thought the wheels were getting a bit too dusty. On the competition table, when we washed the wheels, the wheels got even more slippery. Our idea #2, was to wash the wheels in some type of sugar soda. Caleb got some root beer and gave that a try. No luck. The wheels were still spinning.\nWhat we found was that the front sliding pads were not sliding as well on the new table surface. The friction co-efficient was different, so it was making the wheels spin out. We tried a few different options on the front pads like putting scotch tape on them to make them more slippery, but no luck. Eventually, we tried to increase the number of wheel turns to make up for the slippage, but this was going to cause a large amount of variance in how much the robot would turn, but at this point, we were running out of time and options.\nRobofest Practice 1\nAs the kids were playing with the number of wheel turns, the robot fell off the edge of the table and broke. Not just a little break. It broke into many, many, many pieces. There was only a few minutes left before the robots had to be impounded before the competition. The parents of our kids watched on in horror. The kids were frantically trying to piece the robot back together. But, the robot was too far broken to be fixed up in a few minutes. The time ran out. The organizer, (bless her heart), was kind enough to give our kids a little more time to re-assemble their robot. She saw how frustrated our kids were and had mercy on them. Some of the kids were on the verge of tears as they tried desperately to piece their robot back together.\nI felt for the kids and their desperation. I have never seen Caleb so focused. It was an expression between panic and persistence. I imagine brain surgeons have this look as they\u2019re about to lose a patient and they quickly try to fix what was wrong with a prayer in their heart. It is a look we see in movies as a super-hero is desperately trying to save the day. This look was on several of the kids faces as they all did what they could to fix the robot. For me, at that moment, it didn\u2019t really matter to me what the outcome of this competition was going to be. I got a glimpse of what my son was capable of when the world was burning down around him. He would desperately try to put out the fire.\nSad to say, the efforts were not enough. They were able to put the robot back together, but not in its original configuration. When they came back to the bleachers, I told them that we may not get a chance to bowl, but we could still get some points by measuring a black square. (This is one of the first things that the robot needs to do). I told them that were other robots that were also having problems. If we can get a few points by accurately measuring the black square, then we would still have a chance.\nWhen it was their turn, they carefully put the robot on the starting position. When they pressed the Go button, the robot over-turned and it did not make it into the bowling area. They tried to restart it. But as they were handling it, the rails fell off the robot. Caleb tried to put it back on, but the pieces started falling off and dragging behind the robot. I yelled out that they should unplug the component that fell off (so that it wasn\u2019t dragging behind the robot and getting in the way). Caleb quickly reached for the robot and ended up unplugging all the sensors. Now the robot would not be able to measure the black square any more. That is how the first round ended \u2013 In complete disaster. The clip is a little painful to watch\u2026\nRoboFest Round 1\nNeedless to say, the kids were all disappointed. However, we found out that there was going to be a round 2. We were going to get another 30 minutes to re-calibrate our robot and try again. Hope returned to the kids faces. When the 30 minute recalibration phase started, the kids started putting together the robot again so that it was more sturdy. One of the kids, Joey, started reprogramming to get the turning right. When the 30 minutes was up, the robot was completely over-hauled. It was a little stronger. However, the programming was not complete. Joey continued to work on it after the robot was impounded. He told the team that he needed to reflash the robot, so nobody should push the go button on the robot, when they start.\nIt was their turn again for Round 2. In this round, Joey was ready to reflash and pushed the code from the computer to the robot. While he was doing this, the \u201cGo\u201d button on the robot was pressed which wasn\u2019t supposed to happen. The robot started lurching forward. Then the robot stopped in the middle of the playing field and got reprogrammed and started over again. The robot ended up running off the edge of the table. The rails broke off of the robot. After some minor adjustments, they tried again, but the rails would not stay on. They were able to accurately measure the black square this time. However, they were not able to get the robot into the bowling area.\nThey ended up getting 3rd place out of 4 in the 2nd Round, but got last overall. There were some tears. There were some hurt feelings. There was definitely disappointment.\nAs we were sitting there on the bleachers, I let them know that this is not where the story needs to end. That all great people have bags full of stories like this. Stories of failure. And although I\u2019m not necessarily a great person, stories of failure happen to be my specialty.\nI told them about my first robotics competition. It was at MIT. It was a class called 2.007. (All classes at MIT are numbers\u2026 I\u2019m sure the class has a name, too, but nobody calls it by the name.. ) This competition is probably one of the biggest events at the school. I remember that the year I was competing, the competition filled the biggest lecture hall on campus. It was literally standing room only and the people were lined up and packed in all along the aisles of the lecture hall. Once you were in, there was no leaving. There were drums and horns blaring. The atmosphere was like a big football game at a \u201cnormal\u201d college.\nThe robot game was to sweep up a bunch of ping pong balls and then climbing up a ramp to dump them into a bin from the top. However, these bins had a sliding plexi-glass door on the side that slid upward. If you were somehow able to slide up the plexi-glass door, you could just shove all the ping pong balls into the bin rather than taking it up the ramp and dumping them in at the top.\nOut of about 30-40 competitors, I was the only person working on a mechanism to lift up the plexi-glass door. It was all spring loaded and worked kind of like a mouse trap. An arm fell down on to the top of the glass door. When the arm hooked on to the hole in the plexiglass door, it would automatically trigger a mousetrap type mechanism that would spring the door upward and open. It worked about 75% of the time. But, when it did \u2013 it was awesome. Then, I had a car in the shape of a cow. This was the time that there was the mad cow epidemic in England. My cow car had spiral eyes and holstein spots. It even had a cow-pie that it was supposed to release in front of the other competitor as a \u201cland mine\u201d of sorts.\nOn the day of the competition, my good friend Damon Bramble volunteered to be my assistant. He was always a bit of a ham. When it was our turn, he took my cow car and strode up to what seemed like a thousand people that came to watch the competition. He held it up like Simba and gave a big \u201cMOOOOOOOOOO!\u201d. The audience roared back in return \u201cMOOOOOOOOOO!\u201d\nI carefully lined up my door lifter mechanism, then put my cow car on top. When the judge gave the signal to go, the door lifter arm fell onto the sliding door. There was a loud snap, and it pulled the bin door up perfectly! There was an admiring \u201cooooooooo\u201d from the audience and then applause. But, just as suddenly as the applause started, it stopped with an \u201cawwwwwww\u201d of disappointment. In my excitement, I had jumped my cow car off of the starting platform and it flipped upside down. For the remainder of the competition, there was nothing more I could do. My cow car laid prostrate. I released my cow pie\u2026. and that was the end. I had spent 3 months on that projects. More than 70% of my time that semester went to building out this robot at the expense of all my other classes. And this is how it ended \u2013 in 3 seconds of udder disappointment. I spent the a week after that in a mild depression. I didn\u2019t go to classes. I just laid in bed. All I could think about was what I could have done differently. How I could have designed that cow not to have flipped. How I could have gently drove off the starting platform. There was almost no limit to my list of ideas of what I could have done differently. Then finally, on the next weekend, I decided I needed to stop doing this to myself. I told myself I will never regret again. I did my best, and that\u2019s all I could do. Next time, I know what I need to do differently, but at this point, there is no good that will come out of second guessing what I did or did not do for the last competition. That was probably one of the best lessons I\u2019ve learned in my life and I feel lucky I learned it early.\nThe kids laughed at my story. It was a modest salve to their hurt egos, but hopefully they could see the bigger picture. This particular competition was not going to define who they were. It is one story. Hopefully, it is a story that will be fun for them to tell when they have successes. And I know each of them will have plenty of successes. I\u2019m still waiting for my success, but when that happens, I\u2019m going to really enjoy telling all my failure stories\u2026\nOn the way home, I let Caleb know how proud I was of him. He was reflective of the day on that long ride back home. He told me that this was the 2nd most disappointing day of his life. I asked him what the most disappointing day was\u2026 He said it was the balloon launch. Nice\u2026\nDespite the disappointment, he wanted to do another Lego competition. In my book, that\u2019s a success. Some people expect to try something for the first time and be awesome at it\u2026. I don\u2019t think there\u2019s really anything worth doing where that happens. The best things require a lot of practice and when you first try it, you\u2019ll be very, very bad. It\u2019s our job as parents to try and get our kids over that hump so that they can eventually be good at many different things\u2026\nThis was the first time I coached a robotics team. Admittedly, I can do much better.\nHonestly, it was a little bit difficult running an elementary school robot team for the first time. Keep in my mind that my primary goal was to get kids engaged in Robotics, not win a competition. Here were my lessons learned:\n1. Not all kids had the same level of skills and interest in making a robot. Some of the kids naturally started investigating and experimenting on their own. Others were there to hang out with friends, but didn\u2019t have an instinctive desire to start playing with the components. Because we only had about 7 sessions, I couldn\u2019t methodically teach lessons on various principles of engineering. We had to start designing and building from Day 1. This was difficult for kids that didn\u2019t naturally want to engage in the problem solving discussions.\n2. The team was made up of 5 kids and that was at least 2 too many kids. I only had one robot, and 2 laptops. For kids to learn and play with robots, everyone needs to be getting their hands dirty. Ideally, future teams would be 2-3 kids so that they can be hands-on. Even if all the kids wanted to be engaged in building robots, I didn\u2019t have enough stuff for all the kids to be doing. This exacerbated the problem of the kids that were less interested, because then they would passively be pushed aside. I\u2019d rather run multiple smaller teams with more equipment than have half the team sit and be disengaged. Everyone should actively solving a problem.\n3. Robots are hard. Once a week for 7 weeks was not enough. I think we needed multiple nights per week for a couple hours to make sure to teach fundamentals of mechanics and programming. Then we can start building out features and improve on them. Doing mini-problems and lessons that were skill-level appropriate would have allowed everyone to be more engaged.\n4. Time was not used efficiently during sessions. There was no sense of urgency among the kids. As a coach, I would probably set up a more competitive/timed environment to keep the kids more focused. There were goals for each session, but the focus was not there. During the competition, there was definitely focus. I think that was due to the competitive nature of the competition and the strictly timed schedule. During practice sessions, there was no consequence to socializing instead of getting work done\u2026 (Well.. the consequence was discovered at the competition\u2026) Practice sessions could have been engineered to get more out of the kids every time.\nGood lessons learned. Next time \u2013 we\u2019ll all do better.\nPrevious Hyun Family Christmas Music\nNext 30 Minute Standoff at Walmart\nPingback: Robots: Try, try again | Hyun Family",
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        "raw_content": "Elements of a mental health care delivery platform\nEvidence-based interventions for health care delivery platforms\nSystem strengthening strategies for integrated health care delivery\nQuality of care for MNS disorders\nClosing the treatment gap for mental, neurological and substance use disorders by strengthening existing health care platforms: strategies for delivery and integration of evidence-based interventions\nRahul Shidhaye1, 2Email author,\nCrick Lund3, 4 and\nDan Chisholm5\n\u00a9 Shidhaye et al. 2015\nThis paper outlines the main elements and features of a mental health care delivery platform and its delivery channels. These include evidence-based interventions that can be delivered via this platform as well as broader health system strengthening strategies for more effective and efficient delivery of services. The focus is broadly on health systems perspective rather than strictly disorder-oriented intervention analysis. A set of evidence-based interventions within the WHO pyramid framework of self-care, primary care, and specialist care have been identified; the main challenge lies in the translation of that evidence into practice. The delivery of these interventions requires an approach that puts into practice key principles of public health, adopts systems thinking, promotes whole-of-government involvement and is focused on quality improvement. Key strategies for effective translation of evidence into action include collaborative stepped care, strengthening human resources, and integrating mental health into general health care. In order to pursue these principles and strategies using a platform-wide approach, policy makers need to engage with a wide range of stakeholders and make use of the best available evidence in a transparent manner.\nA large proportion of persons affected by mental, neurological and substance use (MNS) disorders do not have access to a wide variety of evidence-based interventions which can prevent and treat these disorders, resulting in a huge treatment gap [1]. This problem is not just limited to MNS disorders as cost-effective interventions in other health sectors are inadequately provided and underused [2]. De Savigny and Adams have mentioned, \u201cevidence-based interventions often fail to achieve their goal, not so much due to the inherent flaw in the interventions themselves, but due to the unpredictable behavior of the system around them [2]\u201d. Multiple barriers related to human resources, infrastructure, information and service provision, people\u2019s participation, knowledge, perception of services, help-seeking behavior and overall stewardship and governance related issues affect health system performance [2]. As the effectiveness of MNS disorders is largely determined by the health systems in which they are nested, it is essential to shift focus from a strictly disorder-oriented or \u2018vertical\u2019 perspective to a more health systems strengthening or \u2018horizontal\u2019 approach. There is also a strong evidence-base supporting common environmental risk factors (such as unhealthy lifestyles) leading to mental and physical non-communicable diseases, often presenting as co-morbidities and treatments for one condition may have side effects that increase the risk of another condition [3]. There are several other reasons for integrating MNS care into general health care systems, including the limited number of specialist healthcare providers, reduced mental health stigma from receiving care in general healthcare services and improved efficiencies.\nIn the real-world setting, implementation of evidence-based interventions for MNS disorders seldom occurs through the delivery of single vertical interventions, rather these interventions are delivered via so-called platforms\u2014the level of the health or welfare system at which interventions or packages can be most appropriately, effectively, and efficiently delivered [4].\nThis paper seeks to identify evidence-based interventions that can be appropriately packaged for one or more specific MNS disorders, as well as for different levels or platforms of the health or welfare system. A particular platform is defined based on WHERE the intervention will be delivered (the setting) and WHO will deliver the intervention (the service provider). A specific delivery channel such as a school or a primary health care centre represents the vehicle for the delivery of a particular intervention on a specified platform. Identifying the set of interventions that fall within a particular platform or delivery channel will help decision makers to identify potential opportunities, synergies, and efficiencies. In addition, it is to these delivery platforms or channels that resources are often allocated in practice, for example, to schools or primary health care services, rather than to specific interventions or disorders.\nIn this paper we outline the main elements and features of a MNS care delivery platform and its delivery channels, such as self-care informal health care, primary health care, or specialized services. We consider evidence-based interventions that can be delivered in general health care settings and MNS care settings, as well as broader health system strengthening strategies for more effective and efficient delivery of services on this platform.\nEvidence-based interventions that can also be delivered via population or community platforms\u2014ranging from legislative and regulatory measures aimed at restricting access to means of self-harm/suicide and reducing demand for alcohol to parenting programs during infancy or socio-emotional learning programs for vulnerable\u2014have also been identified and are reported elsewhere [5].\nHealth care services as a delivery platform for improving population mental health comprise three interlinked service delivery channels: self-care and informal health care; primary health care; and specialist health care. These three key delivery channels map well onto the commonly cited Service Organization Pyramid for an Optimal Mix of Services for Mental Health by the World Health Organization (WHO) [6] (Fig. 1).\nWorld Health Organization service organization pyramid for an optimal mix of mental health services. Source: [Organization of Services for Mental Health: Mental Health Policy and Service Guidance Package. Geneva: WHO, 2003.]\nAt each subsequent level of the pyramid the mental health needs of individuals become greater and require more intensive professional assistance, usually resulting in higher costs of care.\nSelf-care and informal health care\nThe foundation of the health care delivery platform rests on self-care and emphasizes health worker\u2013patient partnerships. Persons with MNS disorders and psychosocial disabilities, and their family and friends, play a central role in the management of the mental health problems. The role of individuals may range from collaborative decision-making concerning their treatment, to actively adhering to prescribed medication, to changing health-related behaviors, such as drug and alcohol use, self-management of stress and identification of seizure triggers. Informal health care comprises service providers who are not part of the formal health care system, such as traditional healers, village elders, faith-based organizations, peers, user and family associations, and lay people [6]. Traditional healers are of particular significance as populations throughout East Asia and Pacific, South Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Sub-Saharan Africa often use traditional medicine to meet their health needs [7]. Peers are a key human resource at this level of health care. Peer-led education and behavioral interventions have been effective for a number of target populations with health issues in LMICs [8\u201310]. Mental health self-help groups form another key component of informal community care. Mental health self-help Groups may be defined as, \u201cany mutual support oriented initiative directed by people with MNS disorders or their family members\u201d [11]. However, informal community care should not be viewed as a substitute for publicly funded, evidence-based mental health care. One of the proximal determinants of help seeking by individuals is the perceived need for care which in turn is dependent on various socio-cultural factors as well as knowledge, attitudes and values that people have towards the health care system [12]. \u2018Mental health literacy\u2019 refers to people\u2019s knowledge and beliefs about MNS disorders which aid their recognition, management and help seeking choices. Effective awareness-raising campaigns can result in increased presentation of persons with mental health disorders to primary health care and improved service utilization [13]. In addition to this it is important to develop locally valid ways of understanding, communicating and augmenting perceived needs of people especially with common mental disorders and substance abuse as it has been observed that primary care services have difficulty in identifying and engaging patients with these disorders compared to severe mental disorders. It is also important for clinicians to develop their understanding of local idioms of distress, in order to provide culturally appropriate care.\nDelivery of services for MNS disorders through primary health care is a fundamental component of a health care delivery platform, since it serves as the first level of care within the formal health care system. The strong emphasis on primary health care is due to the fact that the services provided at this level of the health system are generally accessible, affordable, and acceptable for individuals, families, and communities [6]. Where the provision of mental health care is integrated into these services, access is improved, MNS disorders are more likely to be identified and treated, and comorbid physical and mental health problems can be managed more seamlessly.\nSpecialist health care\nPsychiatric services in general hospitals and community mental health services\nPeople with severe MNS disorders may require hospitalization at some point. First-level hospitals (typically at the district level) provide an accessible and acceptable location for 24-h medical care for people with acute worsening of disorders, in the same way that these facilities manage acute exacerbations of physical health conditions [6].\nIn addition, there is a need for specialist mental health services in the community for severe cases that cannot be managed by generalists. Examples include assertive community treatment teams and community outreach teams, which provide support to service users to enable them to continue to function in the community without requiring admission, and close liaison with general primary care services and other social and criminal justice services [6].\nExtended-stay facilities and specialist psychiatric services\nA small minority of people with MNS disorders will require specialist care beyond that provided in first-level hospitals [6]. For example, people with treatment-resistant or complex presentations may need to be referred to specialized centers for further testing and treatment. Others may occasionally require ongoing care in community-based residential facilities due to their severe mental disorders or intellectual disabilities and lack of family support. Forensic psychiatry is another type of specialist service in this category. The need for referral to specialist and extended-stay services is reduced when general hospitals are staffed with highly specialized health workers, such as psychiatrists and psychologists.\nRelationships between different delivery channels\nNo single service delivery channel can meet all mental health needs. For example, primary mental health care must, on the one hand, be complemented by specialist care services to whom primary health workers can turn for referrals, support, and supervision; on the other hand, primary mental health care needs to promote and support self-care and informal community care that encourages the involvement of people in their own recovery. Support of self-care and management can be provided via routine primary care visits or via group sessions led by health or lay workers in health care settings or community venues. In short, the potential of the health care system as a delivery platform for enhanced mental health and well-being can only be fully realized if genuine continuity and collaboration of care occur across the three service delivery channels; the continuity and collaboration, in turn, rely on an appropriate flow of support, supervision, information-sharing and education.\nA strong evidence base supports integrated services across the different delivery channels of the health care platform. This evidence has been synthesized in a number of publications, including the mhGAP Intervention Guide [14], a series of papers on packages of care for MNS disorders in LMIC, published in PLoS Medicine [15], and a WHO-WONCA report on mental health in primary health care [16].\nFor each of the delivery channels, interventions may be categorized as follows:\nPromotion and primary prevention\nIdentification and case detection\nTreatment, care, and rehabilitation.\nTable 1 summarizes the evidence base for interventions.\nExamples of evidence-based interventions relating to the health care delivery platform by various delivery channels\nTreatment, care, and rehabilitation\nAdoption of a healthy lifestyle, including diet and physical activity relaxation training\nSelf-monitoring of high risk behaviors, such as substance abuse\nSelf-detection of depression and anxiety disorders\nWeb-based psychological therapy for depression and anxiety disorders\nSelf-managed treatment of migraine\nSelf-identification and management of seizure triggers\nImproving adherence to anti-epileptic treatment by intensive reminders and implementation intention interventions\nParent skills training for internalizing and externalizing problems in child and parental mental health\nScreening for developmental delays in children\nScreening and brief interventions for alcohol use disorders by trained primary health care staff\nCommunity-based case finding of psychosis and severe depression\nDiagnosis of depression, anxiety disorders, maternal depression, alcohol use disorders, dementia, headaches, and epilepsy\nManagement\u2014pharmacological and psychosocial interventions\u2014of depression, anxiety, psychosis, bipolar disorder, alcohol use disorders, epilepsy, dementia, and drug use based on mhGAP Intervention Guidelines\nPsychological treatment for depression, anxiety, ADHD, disruptive behaviour disorders in children\nCognitive behavioral therapy-based interventions for depression and anxiety disorders in adults and mothers in perinatal period\nManagement of alcohol withdrawal in conjunction with motivational interviewing and motivation enhancement involving family and friends\nInterventions for caregivers of patients with psychosis and dementia\nImprove quality of antenatal and perinatal care to reduce risk factors associated with intellectual disability\nPrimary healthcare packages for underlying MNS disorders (for suicide and self-harm)\nPlanned follow-up and monitoring of suicide attempters\nEmergency management of poisoning\nDiagnosis of complex childhood mental disorders\nDiagnosis of severe psychosis and depression\nDiagnosis of secondary causes of headache\nScreening of new-born babies for modifiable risk factors for intellectual disability\nElectroconvulsive therapy for severe refractory depression\nSurgical interventions for refractory epilepsy\nPharmacological management of dementia (cholinesterase inhibitors and memantine)\nMethadone maintenance therapy for opioid dependence, buprenorphine as opioid substitution therapy\nManagement of refractory psychosis using clozapine\nManagement of severe alcohol dependence (along with withdrawal)\nManagement of severe maternal depression using antidepressants\nStimulant medication for severe cases of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder\nCognitive behavioral therapy based interventions and anger control training for adolescents with disruptive behavioral disorders\nThe availability of evidence-based interventions does not ensure their translation into practice. It is critical to address the question of how to integrate evidence-based mental health care interventions into primary care and self-care delivery channels and how to link this integration to specialist care. A comprehensive and multifaceted approach that contains the following elements is essential for the successful integration of mental health into health care systems:\nA whole-of government approach involves the promotion, pursuit, and protection of health through concerted action by many sectors of government. These include ministries of planning and development, finance, law and justice, labor, education, and social welfare. The health system cannot tackle the health, social, and economic determinants and consequences of MNS disorders alone.\nA public health approach stresses the establishment of partnerships between patient and service providers, as well as equitable access for the whole population [17]. This approach requires the integration of care at the patient level. Services should be person-centered and coordinated across diseases and settings. Collaborative, coordinated, and continuing care, within a framework of evidence-based interventions, provides the foundation of the public health approach. This means providing good-quality, accessible services to those in need, as well as preventing the onset of disease and promoting mental health and well-being over the entire life course [18].\nA systems approach to integrated service planning and development encompasses the critical ingredients of a health system\u2014good governance, appropriate resourcing, timely information, as well as the actual delivery of health services or technologies\u2014that need to be in place for desired health outcomes or program goals to be realized. Effective governance, strong leadership, and cogent policy-making merit particular mention, since they provide the framework for appropriate action and subsequent service development. Indeed, a well-articulated mental health policy, along with a clear mental health implementation plan and budget, is a strong driver for change and can appreciably boost efforts to deliver mental health services at primary care level [16].\nIt is also imperative to understand that \u2018context\u2019 in the form of local health system and social influences are inextricably tied up with the outcomes of service delivery changes. Literature from high-income countries suggests that the interventions that work in initial studies lose their effectiveness as they are implemented widely [19]. The effectiveness of an intervention is often based on studies in a small number of settings and the full range of complexity of the intervention may not be fully understood, ultimately resulting in the intervention working in only 50 % of replication sites, implying an equal chance that it will or will not work [20]. Many health systems lack the capacity to integrate new evidence-based interventions and when such systems are not well understood, even the simplest intervention can fail [2]. Nested within the wider health systems strengthening approach, we describe a number of specific strategies for integrated mental health care delivery, but is should be borne that they are context-specific and may not be generalizable in all settings. Nevertheless, the learnings from the relevant literature can be applied after suitable contextual adaptation.\nStrategy 1. Improving the organization and delivery of services through collaborative stepped care\nCollaborative care is an evidence-based approach to improve the management of MNS disorders at the primary care level. The overall aim of collaborative care is to enhance the quality of care and quality of life, consumer satisfaction, and system efficiency of patients with complex, long-term problems [21]. Collaborative care has been used successfully for the management of common mental disorders such as depression, as well as for comorbidities cutting across multiple services, providers, and settings [22]. Collaborative care is closely related to a stepped care approach; some programs describe themselves as collaborative stepped care, in that they incorporate aspects of each approach within their interventions [23]. In the stepped care approach, patients typically start treatment with low-intensity, low-cost interventions. Treatment results are monitored systematically, and patients move to a higher-intensity treatment only if necessary. Programs seek to maximize efficiency by deploying available human resources according to need, reserving the most specialized and intensive resources for those with the most complex or severe problems.\nThe essential element of collaborative care is a multidisciplinary team approach that seeks to integrate primary care professionals and specialists. Collaborative care rests primarily on the presence of a case manager with enhanced responsibilities for integration of care across comorbid conditions. It starts with systematic identification of those in need, followed by close involvement of patients in joint decision-making regarding their care. It continues with the design of a holistic care plan that includes medication management and psychological interventions, and where appropriate, social care, with a streamlined referral pathway that allows patients to move easily from one service to another. There is provision for regular and planned monitoring of patients and systematic caseload reviews and consultation with mental health specialists regarding patients who do not show clinical improvement [24].\nCollaborative care is the best-evaluated model for treating common mental disorders in primary care. A recent Cochrane Collaboration review of 79 randomized controlled trials concluded that collaborative care for depression is consistently more effective than usual care; it has also been shown to be effective in a range of MNS disorders\u2014anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder\u2014and for improving general health outcomes. The evidence base for collaborative care is mostly from high-income countries (HICs), although evidence from LMICs is growing [25]. The MANAS study in Goa, India, showed that a lay counselor-led collaborative stepped care intervention for depression and anxiety disorders in primary health care settings led to substantial reductions in the prevalence of these disorders, suicidal behaviors, and days of work lost, compared with usual care [23]. The Home Care Program for the elderly people affected by dementia, showed benefits in reducing the caregiver burden and improving caregiver mental health in India [26]. In Chile, a multicomponent intervention lasting 3 months and comprising nine weekly sessions of psycho-educational groups, structured and systematic follow-up, and pharmacotherapy for women with severe depression, led by nonmedical health workers, demonstrated that at 6-months\u2019 follow-up, 70 percent of the stepped care group had recovered, compared with 30 percent in the usual-care group [27]. The program is being rolled out across Chile. A similar program subsequently tested among low-income mothers in postnatal primary-care clinics in Santiago, Chile, demonstrated significant improvement in the intervention group [28].\nThese case studies described primarily focused on evidence generation and were conducted in a controlled setting. There are also several other case studies from a number of LMICs which demonstrate real-world implementation of this evidence-base. In the city of Sobral, Brazil, primary care practitioners conducted physical and mental health assessments for all patients as part of integrated primary care for mental health. Joint consultations are undertaken among mental health specialists, primary care practitioners, and patients. This model ensures good-quality mental health care, and it serves as a training and supervision tool whereby primary care practitioners gain skills that enable greater competence and autonomy in managing mental disorders [16]. A similar model is being practiced as part of the District Mental Health Programme in Thiruvananthapuram district, Kerala, India. Over time, the primary care centers have assumed responsibility for independently operating mental health clinics with minimal support from the mental health team [16]. The European Headache Federation and Lifting the Burden: the Global Campaign against Headache [29] has proposed a collaborative care model for the management of headache disorders. In this model, 90 percent of people consulting for migraine and tension-type headache can be diagnosed and managed by staff at the primary care level. In case of remaining 10 percent of the patients, common primary and secondary headache disorders can be recognized but not necessarily managed and then these can be referred to the next level, where physicians can provide more advanced care. Finally, specialists can provide advanced care to approximately 1 percent of patients first seen at the first-level and second-level facilities and can focus on the diagnosis and management of the underlying causes of all secondary headache disorders. A demonstration project based on this model is in Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russian Federation [30], and headache services in China have been designed on this model [31].\nThe collaborative stepped care approach relies heavily on the introduction of additional human resources, identification of core competencies, adequate training to ensure that these core competencies are fulfilled, and specialist support to maintain these competencies.\nStrategy 2. Strengthening human resources for mental health through task sharing\nOne of the main reasons for the substantial treatment gap for MNS disorders is the lack of a skilled workforce. In HICs, the number of mental health workers is often inadequate; in LMICs, the situation is dramatically worse, with an estimated shortage of 1.18 million workers [32]. The collaborative stepped care approach can be implemented only if skilled human resources are available at the different levels of service delivery.\nTask-sharing approach\nTask-sharing is a human resource innovation in which the skills to deliver specific mental health care tasks are transferred to appropriately trained and supervised general health workers. This process helps in improving access to evidence-based mental health care and leads to more efficient use of these limited resources. This approach has been evaluated for mental health service delivery, and its efficacy has been established using rigorous evaluation methodologies [23, 27, 33]. Task-sharing is implemented through a collaborative care framework with four key human resources: the community health worker/case manager; the person with a mental health problem and family members; the primary or general health care physician; and the mental health professional [34]. The overall shortage of human resources can be addressed by introducing newly skilled non-specialist health workers at community level; reorienting medical officers and paramedical staff to integrate mental health interventions; and redefining the role of specialists from service provision to leadership, training, and supervision of mental health programs.\nThe task-sharing approach is at the heart of establishing the collaborative stepped care models; the most crucial element in this approach is the availability of a case manager. Several global case studies have found that primary care for mental health is usually most effective where a mental health coordinator/case manager is responsible for overseeing integration [16]. These case managers can play a crucial role in screening; engaging; educating patients and family members; maintaining close follow-up; tracking adherence and clinical outcomes; and delivering targeted, evidence-based, psychological interventions, such as motivational interviewing, behavioral activation, problem-solving, or interpersonal therapy [35]. The case managers can serve as the link between the primary care and self-care platform and can work under the close supervision of the medical officers.\nCompetency-based and continuing education\nPrimary care workers function best when their tasks related to mental health service delivery are limited and achievable. The most common reasons for failure to integrate mental health care into primary care programs are the lack of adequate assessment and overly ambitious target setting without the necessary customization of the detailed activities, and a full and explicit agreement on the targets and activities needed to achieve them [35]. A shift away from knowledge-based education to competency-based education is needed. This approach mainly focuses on the skills of providers, with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes. Competency is defined as an attribute of an individual human resource and the ability of that worker to deliver an intervention to a desired performance standard based on the acquired knowledge and skills. The Institute of Medicine\u2019s (IOM) Forum on Neuroscience and Nervous System Disorders have identified core competencies that specialized and nonspecialized primary care providers might need to help ensure the effective delivery of services for depression, psychosis, epilepsy, and alcohol use disorders in sub-Saharan Africa [36].\nPre-service and in-service training of primary care workers on mental health issues is an essential prerequisite for the integration of mental health into primary care platforms. The training, to the extent possible, should happen in primary care or community mental health care facilities, to ensure that practical experience is gained and that ongoing training and support are facilitated [16]. The effects of training are nearly always short-lived if health workers do not practice newly learned skills and receive ongoing specialist supervision. A trial from Kenya did not find any impact of the training program of medical officers on improvement in diagnostic rates of mental disorders [37]. A quasi-experimental study from Brazil had similar findings and noted that wider changes in the system of care may be required to augment training and encourage reliable changes in clinical practice [38]. Ongoing support and supervision from mental health specialists are essential. Case studies from Australia, Brazil, and South Africa have demonstrated that a collaborative stepped care approach in which joint consultations and interventions occur between primary care workers and mental health specialists increases the skills of primary care workers and builds mental health networks [16]. It is absolutely imperative to sustain the competencies of the primary care workers and new information technology enabled platforms such as skype and social media applications such as Facebook and Whatsapp can be potentially used for online distant supervision by the specialist. In addition to this decision support algorithms enabled by mobile health, cloud-based electronic health records that can be accessed and updated by any provider, automated medication and appointment reminders offer new opportunities to address systemic barriers to improving coverage of service by the trained human resource [3].\nSpecialist transitioning\nSpecialists, especially in LMICs, are usually engaged in service delivery. It is imperative to make a transition from providing clinical services to training and supervising the primary health care staff, and providing direct clinical interventions judiciously and sparingly. In two projects focusing on integrated primary care for mental health in city of Sobral, Brazil, and Sembabule district of Uganda, specialists visited primary care settings and assessed patients together with medical officers in primary care. Over time, psychiatrists started taking less active roles while general practitioners assumed added responsibilities, under the supervision of the psychiatrists. Specialists can interact with primary care staff via referral and back-referral [16].\nInvolving primary health care staff in overall program planning and rollout process enhances ownership and commitment to achieve the planned outcomes within agreed timelines [35]. Consultations with general practitioners was demonstrated to be one of the key factors in success of the new mental health services in Australia [16]. Decisions must be made after careful consideration of local circumstances; this requires consultation with policy makers, as well as users of mental health services and the families and the primary care staff.\nIt is important to ensure that primary care staff members have the appropriate permission to prescribe psychotropic medications, and they must be adequately trained to perform this task. In many countries, nurses and even general physicians are not permitted to prescribe psychotropic medications. If access to psychotropic medications is to be improved, then initiatives to allow primary care nurses to prescribe psychotropic medications need to be promoted and undertaken, provided appropriate training and supervision is conducted. In Belize, psychiatric nurse practitioners have been given additional prescription rights. In Uganda, general primary care nurses are permitted to prescribe psychotropic medication to patients who require continued medication on the recommendation of a mental health professional [16].\nStrategy 3. Integrating mental health into existing health care delivery channels\nExpansion and integration of mental health services in primary health care can be achieved by using existing service delivery for maternal and child health, non-communicable diseases, and HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis [39].\nMaternal and child health programs\nPromising evidence suggests the benefits of the integration of maternal mental health into maternal and child health (MCH) programs [40]. The Thinking Healthy Programme in Pakistan is a simple and culturally appropriate intervention for integrating depression care in a MCH program. The intervention is child-centered, ensuring buy-in from the families and avoiding stigmatization. It is woven into the routine work of the community health workers, so it is not seen as an extra burden but supports the routine work. The Thinking Healthy Programme has been further adapted so that it can be used universally for all women rather than only depressed women [40].\nThe Perinatal Mental Health Project in the Western Cape Province of South Africa developed a stepped care intervention for maternal mental health that is integrated into antenatal care in three primary care midwife obstetric units [41]. This case study clearly demonstrates that onsite, integrated mental health services increase can access for women who have scarce resources and competing health, family, and economic priorities [41].\nParenting skills training aims to enhance and support the parental role through education and skills enhancement, thereby improving the emotional and behavioral outcomes for children. Primary health care workers can play a significant role in this training. The use of scarce professional resources to train parents is a cost-effective use of resources and can be integrated in primary care services. Several systematic reviews have shown parent skills training to be effective for reducing both internalizing and externalizing problems in children [42, 43], as well as reducing the risk of unintentional childhood injuries [44] and improving the mental health of parents [45].\nNoncommunicable disease programs\nExisting service delivery platforms for noncommunicable diseases are also promising entry points for the integration of mental health into primary care. The collaborative care models discussed demonstrate a strong evidence base for integration in primary care settings. In North America, TEAMcare, US, and TEAMcare, Canada provide team-based primary care for diabetes, coronary heart disease and depression. About 1400 people have received TEAMcare, with a trial showing improvements in medical disease control and depression symptoms [46]. In the United Kingdom, 3 Dimensions of Care for Diabetes (3DFD) uses a team consisting of a psychiatrist and a social worker from an nongovernmental organization embedded in the diabetes care team to integrate medical, psychological, and social care for people with diabetes and mental health problems, and/or social problems, such as housing and debt [47]. The National Depression Treatment Programme in Chile integrated depression care with more traditional primary care programs for the management of hypertension and diabetes within a network of 520 primary care clinics [48]. In Myanmar and in several LMICs, epilepsy has been included as part of the process of local adaptation and implementation of the WHO\u2019s package of essential noncommunicable disease interventions in primary care [24].\nHIV/AIDS and tuberculosis programs\nThe WHO\u2019s Integrated Management of Adult and Adolescent Illness (IMAI) is a broadly disseminated health care strategy that addresses the overall health of patients with HIV/AIDS and co-occurring tuberculosis; clear opportunities exist for integration of mental health in this program [49]. In South Africa, the government has published integrated guidelines for all primary health workers, including HIV/AIDS; major non-communicable diseases; and a range of mental health problems, including depression, anxiety, mania, substance abuse, and psychosis. This guideline, called Primary Care 101 (PC101) [50], is used by the national Department of Health as part of a primary care revitalization program to deliver integrated care within a chronic disease management framework [51].\nIn order to achieve the successful and sustainable scale-up of effective interventions and innovative service-delivery strategies mentioned above, it is critical to conduct an analysis of resource estimation (financial as well as human) required to operationalize components of collaborative care model, build and sustain the competencies of the human resources and engage with all the key stakeholders including users and community members. This exercise is beyond the scope of this paper, but has been carried out as part of the Disease Control Priorities 3rd edition [4] and for five low and middle-income countries in the PRogramme for Improving Mental health carE (PRIME) [52].\nDespite the strong and growing knowledge base for delivery of mental health services, the \u2018treatment gap\u2019 for MNS disorders remains unacceptably large, with over 90 % of people with mental disorders in LAMICs going without treatment [53]. This \u2018treatment gap\u2019 is not just a quantitative phenomenon; it also contains an important \u2018quality\u2019 of care dimension. There is a significant gap between what is known about effective treatment and what is actually provided to and experienced by consumers in routine care [54]. Quality in health care has been defined by the Institute of Medicine as \u2018the degree to which health care services for individuals and populations increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes and are consistent with current professional knowledge\u2019 [55]. Good quality care is (or should be) effective, efficient, equitable, timely, person-centered, safe and delivers a positive patient experience [55]. In the language of Universal Health Coverage, it is the difference between contact coverage and effective coverage; that is, substantial improvement in access to care need to be also accompanied by improvement in the quality of service delivery.\nInadequacy of resources and low priority given to the MNS disorders might lead one to think that consideration of the \u2018quality\u2019 of care be subservient to the quantity of available and accessible services. However, quality improvement mechanisms ensure that available resources are well utilized\u2014in the sense that those in contact with services actually derive appropriate benefit from evidence-based interventions. Moreover, good quality services help to build people\u2019s confidence in making use of mental health care interventions, thereby increasing the likelihood of seeking the care that they need [56]. Low quality services, on the other hand, lead people with MNS disorders to experience human rights violations and discrimination in health-care settings. In many countries, the quality of care in both inpatient and outpatient facilities is poor or even harmful and can actively hinder recovery [57]. Quality improvement frameworks and guidelines for LAMICs have been developed in the form of a WHO guidance package for quality improvement in mental health services [58]. It provides an integrated resource for the planning and refining of mental health systems on a national scale [56].\nThe key points for effective and efficient delivery of MNS services are as follows:\nTo deliver interventions for MNS disorders, the focus needs to move from vertical programs to horizontal health service platforms.\nThe WHO pyramid framework of self-care, primary care, and specialist care continues to provide a useful approach for understanding potential delivery channels.\nA set of evidence-based interventions within this framework can be identified for promotion/prevention, identification/case detection, and treatment/care/rehabilitation interventions.\nThe delivery of these interventions requires an approach that embraces public health, systems, and whole of government principles.\nThe key strategies for this delivery are implementing collaborative stepped care, strengthening human resources, and integrating mental health into general health care.\nFinally, it is not only important to improve access to health services for MNS disorders but also to focus on improving the quality of care delivered.\nRecommendations for policy makers include adopting these principles and strategies using a platform-wide approach. 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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re overwhelmed by all of the excitement happening in Detroit, this is the place for you. We\u2019ve broken down our attractions, restaurants, entertainment and sights to give you step-by-step itineraries for your time in The D.\nDetroit's Music Legacy\nJava Jaunt - Detroit Coffee Shops",
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Scaling-deep recognizes that there is power in transforming culture. It acknowledges that interventions at the level of meaning and culture can prove powerful axes for levering change. Sadly, there are relatively few solutions that are attempted in this space and even fewer of which are understood by funders or investors.\nWe argue that:\nThese three conceptual models of scale are not exhaustive and that there are additional ways to think about scale: scree-scaling and the scaling of conditions (versus solutions).\nThe normative privileging of solutions that can scale out or up is short-sighted and can actually impede impact.\nWe propose that if we are to use the language of scale\u2014and we think it is a legitimate way to think about social impact\u2014we add two other critical form of scale, Scree-scaling, and Scaling initial conditions.\n4) Scree-scaling. 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They also begin to shift cultural norms and expectations because there are a lot more agents driving new visions, rather a handful of visions being introduced and/or imposed by a few.\nThe expectation that a worthwhile solution ought to be spreadable or replicable beyond the proximal area that gave birth to it is simply wrong.\nYes, we should glean what we can from small solutions in order to share and disseminate creative approaches to complex challenges and, when we can, accomplish scale with some of them. But the signature of a worthy idea is not necessarily that it is scalable. Not every private business is scalable nor is it desirable to scale every business. The backbone of national economies is small businesses, not giant corporations, and the seduction of the growth model is as problematic in the social sector as it is within the private sector.\nA preoccupation with populating the innovation landscape with scalable ideas is actually inimical to achieving the deeper system change because (1) it limits creativity to ideas that work across multiple geographies, conditions and populations\u2014a far more restrictive criterion than one that invites ideas to proliferate in diverse local contexts; (2) given the complexity and diversity of human beings and the social landscapes they inhabit, we see the need for pluralistic solutions, not homogenous ones that need to be retrofitted to different contexts; (3) emphasizing and supporting only scalable solutions deprives social change of the power of small solutions to have a cumulative effect; (4) the more system change or improved outcomes rests in the hands of a few, the less likely it is to occur; the more everyone can play a role, irrespective of the size or scope of their solution, the more we will see the change we are after.\nA sociocultural landslide is not about the few boulders loosened down a gorge, it is about the millions of stones that sweep down like a tide and transfigure the landscape. In the end, as compelling and inspirational as single, scaled solutions can be, it\u2019s not just about the few\u2014it\u2019s about the many.\n5) Scaling initial conditions. Within the private sector there are a range of public and private mechanisms to support and scale innovation\u2014access to capital, data, talent and connectivity (knowledge dissemination and networking).\nNone of this infrastructure exists within the social sector, or at least, not in any sort of coherent way. If we want to see a verdant proliferation of solutions, and if we want to see them succeed, we need to attend to the ground that gives birth to them and that nourishes them.\nAdding two conceptions of scale to the framework proposed by Darcy Riddell and Michele-Lee Moore (2016)\nProgram grants for innovation are limited are unsuitable for many reasons, not the least of which is that they invest in projects and not infrastructure. Applications ask for solutions that are ready to be delivered, but innovation emerges out of a social R&D engine that begins with questions (What is the problem? What assumptions, values, conditions and practices are sustaining it? What ideas might work? What interactions can we test?). Applications typically require respondents to identify multi-year activities, objectives and outcomes; social R&D is about making frequent pivots based on ongoing insights.\nWorse, there is an assumption that organizations have the capacity to deliver innovation, as though running a new program or pilot is the equivalent of engaging in innovation.Nothing could be further from the truth. With few exceptions, we would argue that the public sector, non-profits and charities lack the culture, competencies, capacities and resources to engage in meaningful social R&D. As such, the ambition for innovation is severely hampered.\nSocial service organizations are not designed to develop novel solutions, nor to embed these solutions into their organizations and to continuously iterate them. Were a novel solution to emerge, it would be operationalized within a bureaucratic ethos that cannot help but neutralize what makes it unique. A truly novel idea will cut against the grain of most every function within an organization\u2014human resources, risk management, communications, finance, philosophy and values, etc. It will chafe fiercely, and complicated systems have an internal imperative to achieve internal coherency and consistency. The cultures and competencies required for delivery are simply not the same as those required for development.\nWhat passes for innovation in the social services sector tend to be \u201csmall-i,\u201d incremental innovations that occur within a well-established paradigm.\nScaling Initial Conditions through building an embedded team to do social research and development (West Neighbourhood House, Toronto 2018)\nIt is unreasonable to expect innovation to occur when there is no discernable social R&D infrastructure and when those proposing solutions are managers steeped in the service paradigm. Where consultancies do enter the picture, they tend to produce small, project-based solutions, but do not influence or contribute to organizational capacity for ongoing social R&D.\nIf we want to see more innovative solutions, we need to scale the conditions that produce and nourish them. It\u2019s not about a few good ideas that somehow make it; it\u2019s about tending the ground that could produce a bounty. By building a social R&D infrastructure within the public/social sector, we nourish the conditions from which many innovations can grow and find purchase.\nThis pice is part of a trilogy. Also read the next pieces:\nHome Blog Problematizing Scale in the Social sector (1): Expanding Conceptions",
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        "raw_content": "\"Calico Bass\" redirects here. For the marine fish, see Kelp Bass.\nBlack (top) and white crappie\n(P. nigromaculatus & P. annularis)\nFamily: Centrarchidae\nGenus: Pomoxis\nThe crappies (/\u02c8kr\u00e6pi\u02d0/ or /\u02c8kr\u0252pi\u02d0/)[1][2] are a genus, Pomoxis, of North American freshwater fish in the sunfish family Centrarchidae. Both species in this genus are popular pan fish.\nThe genus name Pomoxis derives from the Greek \u03c0\u03ce\u03bc\u03b1 (cover, plug, operculum) and \u03bf\u03be\u03cd\u03c2 (sharp). The common name (also spelled croppie or crapp\u00e9), derives from the Canadian French crapet, which refers to many different fishes of the sunfish family. Other names for crappie are papermouths, strawberry bass, speckled bass or specks (especially in Michigan), speckled perch, crappie bass, calico bass, (throughout the Middle Atlantic states, and New England),[3] sac-a-lait (in southern Louisiana, lit. \"milk bag\", an alteration by folk etymology from Choctaw sakli)[4] and Oswego bass.\nWhite crappie \u2013 P. annularis Rafinesque, 1818\nBlack crappie \u2013 P. nigromaculatus (Lesueur, 1829)\nBoth species of crappie as adults feed predominantly on smaller species, including the young of their own predators (which include the northern pike, muskellunge, and walleye). They have diverse diets, however, including zooplankton, insects, and crustaceans.[6][7] By day, crappie tend to be less active and will concentrate around weed beds or submerged objects, such as logs and boulders. They feed during dawn and dusk, by moving into open water or approaching the shore.[8][9]\nA black crappie (P. nigromaculatus)\nThe Pomoxis species are highly regarded pan fish and are often considered to be among the best-tasting freshwater fish. Because of their diverse diets, crappie may be caught in many ways, including casting light jigs, trolling with minnows or artificial lures, using small spinnerbaits, or using bobbers. Crappies are also popular with ice-fishers, as they are active in winter.[8][9][10] The current all-tackle fishing world record for a black crappie is 2.25 kg (5.0 lb) and for a white crappie is 2.35 kg (5.2 lb).[11][12]\nmore fly fish...\nother sport fish...\nAngling for crappie is popular throughout much of North America. Methods vary, but among the most popular is called \"Spider Rigging,\" a method characterized by a fisherman in a boat with many long fishing rods pointing away from the angler at various angles like spokes from a wheel.[13] Anglers who employ the Spider Rigging method may choose from among many popular baits. Some of the most popular are plastic jigs with lead jig heads, crankbaits or live minnows.[14] Many anglers also chum or dump live bait into the water to attract the fish to bite their bait. Crappies are also regularly targeted and caught during the spawning period by fly fishermen, and can be taken from frozen ponds and lakes in winter by ice fishing.\nA commercial fishery for crappies existed at Reelfoot Lake in Tennessee until 2003. It was one of the few commercial fisheries for crappies.\nCrappie fishing records\nBy information from International Game Fish Association IGFA the most outstanding records:[15]\nBlack crappie is a 5-pound fish caught April 21, 2005, by John R. 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NatureServe Explorer. Retrieved 2006-06-29.\n\u2191 \"Black Crappie\". Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department. Retrieved 2006-06-29.\n\u2191 IGFA World Record: Black Crappie \u2013 (Pomoxis nigromaculatus)\n\u2191 IGFA World Record: White Crappie \u2013 (Pomoxis annularis)\n\u2191 \"Super Crappie Systems\". In-Fisherman. Archived from the original on 22 December 2006. Retrieved 23 February 2007.\n\u2191 Crappie Fishing Educational Fishing Information for Crappie. Retrieved 2013-07-24\n\u2191 \"IGFA World Records\". International Game Fish Association. Retrieved November 1, 2015.\n\"Pomoxis\". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 29 June 2006.\nEllis, Jack (1993). The Sunfishes-A Fly Fishing Journey of Discovery. Bennington, VT: Abenaki Publishers, Inc. ISBN 0-936644-17-6.\nRice, F. Philip (1964). America's Favorite Fishing: A Complete Guide to Angling for Panfish. New York: Harper Row.\nRice, F. Philip (1984). Panfishing. New York: Stackpole Books. 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        "raw_content": "WAKEFIELD, Mass., Nov. 26, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --\nTotal Revenue for Q3 and Nine Months 2018 Increased 289% and 247%, Respectively\nTotal Revenue for Q3 2018 Increased 46% Sequentially Compared to Q2 2018\nOn a Pro-forma Basis, Consolidated with Non-profit Entities, Revenue for Q3 and Nine Months 2018 Was $25 Million and $55 Million, Respectively\nSuccessfully Raised Approximately US$400 Million in Oversubscribed Private Placement\nEnded Q3 2018 with 29 Curaleaf Retail Locations; On Pace to Have Over 40 Locations by End of 2018 and at least 67 Locations at End of 2019\nCuraleaf Holdings, Inc. (CSE: CURA) (\"Curaleaf\" or the \"Company\"), a leading vertically integrated cannabis operator in the United States, today reported its unaudited financial and operating results for the third quarter and nine months ended September 30, 2018.\n\"Boasting the largest retail dispensary footprint under a single, unified brand, with now 33 locations across 10 states, Curaleaf has established itself as a leader in the burgeoning U.S. cannabis industry. The expansion of our retail footprint was one of several key factors that drove significant year-over-year quarterly revenue growth of 289%, a majority of which was attributable to organic growth,\" said Joe Lusardi, Chief Executive Officer of Curaleaf. \"With the closing of our US$400 million private placement and going-public transaction in October, we strengthened both our balance sheet and ability to accelerate our growth objectives in 2019. With a strengthened balance sheet, we are actively seeking accretive acquisitions in several major markets across the United States, including Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, Florida, Arizona and Connecticut. We are confident that strong organic growth, combined with a sound M&A strategy, will allow Curaleaf to establish the first national cannabis retail dispensary brand in the United States.\"\nTotal revenue was $21.4 million, an increase of 289%, compared to $5.5 million in Q3 2017.\nTotal revenue increased 47% sequentially, compared to $14.6 million in Q2 2018.\nOn a pro-forma basis, consolidated for non-profit entities, revenue for the third quarter was $25.0 million.\nGross profit excluding the impact of biological assets was $13.8 million, an increase of 360%, compared to $3.0 million in Q3 2017.\nGross profit margin, excluding the impact of biological assets was 64%, compared to 55% in Q3 2017.\nAdjusted EBITDA(1) loss was $5.5 million, compared to a loss of $0.2 million in Q3 2017.\nNet loss was $33.7 million for the 2018 third quarter, including a $25 million one-time, non-cash, accounting entry as part of the RTO transaction and investments in new store openings and facilities, compared to a net income of $0.5 million in Q3 2017.\nFinancial Highlights for the Nine Months Ended September 30, 2018\nTotal revenue for the nine months ended September 30, 2018 was $45.1 million, an increase of 247%, compared to $13.0 million for the same period in 2017.\nOn a pro-forma basis, consolidated for non-profit entities, revenue for the first nine months of 2018 was $55.0 million.\nGross profit excluding the impact of biological assets was $25.9 million, an increase of 275% compared to $6.9 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2018.\nGross profit margin, excluding the impact of biological assets was 57% for the nine months ended September 30, 2018, compared to 53% in the same period the prior year.\nAdjusted EBITDA(1) loss totaled $12.9 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2018, compared to a loss of $3.5 million for the same period in 2017.\nNet loss was $40.8 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2018, which included a $25 million one-time, non-cash, accounting entry as part of the RTO transaction and investments in new store openings and facilities, compared to net loss of $3.5 million for the same period in 2017.\nYear-to-Date Highlights\nFirst cannabis company to achieve the Safe Quality Food certification under the Global Food Safety Initiative.\nFirst cannabis company in New Jersey to formulate and sell vaporizer cartridges to patients.\nFirst cannabis company in New York within 2017 license class to open a dispensary; three dispensaries opened year-to-date.\nFirst cannabis company to open drive-thru dispensary on the East Coast.\nIn April, acquired Swell Farmacy, a vertically-integrated Arizona operator with four dispensaries.\nIn October, acquired Midtown Roots, the only dispensary located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, AZ.\nRetail Footprint Expansion\nAs of September 30, 2018, the retail footprint of Curaleaf branded dispensaries was 29 locations.\nAs of November 26, 2018, there are a total of 33 locations including new stores in North Miami, Tampa and Tallahassee, Florida and a new store in downtown Phoenix, Arizona.\nCapital Markets, Financing Activities and Growth Strategy\nOctober 25, 2018 Curaleaf raised approximately US$400 million in an oversubscribed private placement offering.\nApply for and win new licenses, leveraging management's expertise and track record of successfully doing so through competitive application processes in strict regulatory environments.\nEnter new markets through accretive acquisitions. Have already committed approximately $83.5 million to fund acquisitions in Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, and Arizona with an additional $83 million for minority buy-outs in Massachusetts, Florida and Connecticut.\nIncrease existing production capacity and new dispensary openings, budgeting approximately $80 million to increase cultivation and processing capacity in existing licensed states to meet expected demand and to open new dispensaries to reach the maximum number of stores permitted under licenses currently held.\nIncrease same store sales in existing dispensaries.\nOctober 29, 2018 completed RTO and public listing on the Canadian Securities Exchange.\nFinancial Results for Third Quarter Ended September 30, 2018\nTotal revenue for the third quarter 2018 increased 289% to $21.4 million, compared to $5.5 million in the third quarter of 2017. The increase was primarily attributable to growth in the Company's retail and wholesale segment. Revenue for the third quarter of 2018 increased 47%, compared to $14.6 million in the second quarter of 2018. Retail and wholesale revenue increased 472% to $16.6 million during the quarter, compared to $2.9 million in the third quarter of 2017. This increase was primarily driven by increased sales attributable to new retail dispensaries in Florida, New York and Massachusetts and the acquisition of Swell in April of 2018.\nOn a pro-forma basis, including revenue generated by non-profit entities, gross revenue for the third quarter was $25.0 million.\nTotal gross profit excluding the impact of biological assets for the third quarter 2018 was $13.8 million, representing a gross margin of 64%, compared to gross profit of $3.0 million and a gross margin of 55% in the third quarter of 2017. As Curaleaf continues to grow its business and achieve scale particularly in limited license markets, including Florida, New York, Maryland and Massachusetts, the Company expects its gross profits margin to expand meaningfully in 2019.\nAdjusted EBITDA(1) loss was $5.5 million for the 2018 third quarter, compared to a loss of $0.2 million for the third quarter of 2017.\nNet loss for the third quarter 2018 was $33.7 million, compared to net income of $0.5 million in the third quarter of 2017. The increase in net loss was primarily driven by a $25 million one-time, non-cash, accounting entry as part of the RTO transaction and investments in new stores openings and facilities.\nFinancial Results for the Nine Months Ended September 30, 2018\nTotal revenue for the nine months ended September 30, 2018 increased 247% to $45.1 million, compared to $13 million in the same period of 2017. Increased revenues are primarily attributable to growth in the Company's retail and wholesale segment. Retail and wholesale revenue increased 463% to $33.8 million during the nine months ended September 30, 2018, compared to $6 million in the same period of 2017. This is primarily driven by increased sales from the opening of new retail dispensary and production facilities.\nTotal gross profit excluding the impact of biological assets for the nine months ended September 30, 2018 was $25.9 million, representing a total gross margin of 57%, compared to gross profit of $6.9 million and a gross margin of 53% in the same period of 2017.\nAdjusted EBITDA(1) loss was $12.9 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2018 due to forward spending on cultivation and manufacturing capacity, dispensary openings and increased marketing activities.\nNet loss for the nine months ended September 30, 2018 was $40.8 million, compared to a net loss of $3.5 million in the same period of 2017. The increase in net loss was again, primarily driven by a one-time, non-cash, accounting entry as part of the RTO transaction and investments including new stores openings and facilities.\nAs of September 30, 2018, the Company had $48 million of cash.\nOn October 29, 2018, the Company received net proceeds of approximately $380 million from the completion of its private placement offering. As of today, the Company has approximately $320 million in cash after paying an aggregate of $65m for the minority buyouts in Florida and Connecticut of $25 million and $40 million respectively.\nAs of October 25, 2018, total common shares were 457,635,788, of which 335,465,083 are subordinated voting shares and 122,170,705 are multiple voting shares. Fully diluted, the Company has 508,120,208 shares outstanding.\nFor the full year 2019, Curaleaf estimates revenue of $400 million enterprise wide, including revenue generated by the non-profits, and free cash flow of $100 million. The Company anticipates completing two acquisitions in the fourth quarter of 2018 in Maryland and Massachusetts. At the end of 2018, Curaleaf anticipates at least 40 operational stores.\nThe guidance for fiscal 2019 are based on a number of assumptions, including:\nThe successful execution and implementation of a business strategy that allows the Company to increase its footprint to at least 67 retail stores by the end of 2019.\nIncrease same store sales at existing retail dispensaries.\nExpansion of current cultivation and manufacturing capacity.\nReceiving the appropriate regulatory approvals that allow the Company to enter at least two additional states.\nContinued forward momentum of the regulatory landscape in the United States.\nThe absence of a significant shift in economic conditions or material changes in the retail competitive environment.\n(1) See \"Non-IFRS Financial and Performance Measures\" below for more information regarding Curaleaf's use of Non-IFRS financial measures.\nConsolidated Financial Statements and Management's Discussion and Analysis\nThe Company's unaudited consolidated interim financial statements and accompanying notes as at and for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2018 are available under the Company's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on the Investor Relations section of the Company's website at ir.curaleaf.com.\nCuraleaf will host a conference call and audio webcast on Monday, November 26th at 4:30 p.m. EST to answer questions about the Company's operational and financial highlights. The dial-in numbers for the conference call are +1-877-407-9039 (U.S. Toll-Free) or +1-201-689-8470 (International). Please dial-in 10 to 15 minutes prior to the start time of the conference call and an operator will register your name and organization.\nThe conference call will also be available via webcast, which can be accessed through the Investor Relations section of Curaleaf's website, https://ir.curaleaf.com/ir-calendar.\nFor interested individuals unable to join the conference call, a dial-in replay of the call will be available until December 10, 2018 and can be accessed by dialing +1-844-512-2921 (U.S. Toll Free) or +1-412-317-6671 (International) and entering replay pin number: 13684909. The online archive of the webcast will be available on https://ir.curaleaf.com/ir-calendar for 30 days following the call.\nCuraleaf Holdings, Inc. is the parent of Curaleaf, Inc., a leading vertically integrated cannabis operator in the United States. Headquartered in Wakefield, Massachusetts, Curaleaf, Inc. has a presence in 12 states. Curaleaf, Inc. operates 33 dispensaries, 12 cultivation sites and 10 processing sites with a focus on highly populated, limited license states, including Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York. Curaleaf, Inc. leverages its extensive research and development capabilities to distribute cannabis products in multiple formats with the highest standard for safety, effectiveness, consistent quality and customer care. Curaleaf is committed to being the industry's leading resource in education and advancement through research and advocacy. Curaleaf Inc.'s Florida operations were the first in the cannabis industry to receive the Safe Quality Food certification under the Global Food Safety Initiative, setting a new standard of excellence.\nNon-IFRS Financial and Performance Measures\nIn this press release Curaleaf refers to certain non-IFRS financial measures such as Adjusted EBITDA, being Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization (EBITDA) less certain non-cash equity compensation expense, including one-time transaction fees and all other non-cash items. These measures do not have any standardized meaning prescribed by IFRS and may not be comparable to similar measures presented by other issuers.\nAdjusted EBITDA loss for the three-month period of $5.5 million is calculated as the Company's loss from operations of $6.8 million less Depreciation and amortization of $1.3 million. For the nine-month period, adjusted EBITDA loss of $12.9 million is calculated as the Company's loss from operations of $16.7 million less Depreciation and amortization of $3.8 million.\nCertain statements in this press release are forward-looking statements and are prospective in nature. Forward-looking statements are not based on historical facts, but rather on current expectations and projections about future events, many of which, by their nature, are inherently uncertain and outside of the Company's control and are therefore subject to risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ materially from the future results expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. These statements generally can be identified by the use of forward-looking words such as \"may\", \"should\", \"will\", \"could\", \"intend\", \"estimate\", \"plan\", \"anticipate\", \"expect\", \"believe\" or \"continue\", or the negative thereof or similar variations. Forward-looking statements in this news release include, but are not limited to, information concerning the ability of the Company to successfully achieve business objectives, and expectations for other economic, business, and/or competitive factors. Those assumptions and factors are based on information currently available to the Company. Although management of the Company has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements or forward-looking information, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. Among the key factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking information and statements are the following: the ability of the Company to develop the Company's brand and meet its growth objectives, the ability of the Company to complete acquisitions that are accretive to the Company's revenue, the ability of the Company to obtain and/or maintain licenses to operate in the jurisdictions in which it operates or in which it expects or plans to operate. Should one or more of these risks, uncertainties or other factors materialize, or should assumptions underlying the forward-looking information or statements prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those described herein as intended, planned, anticipated, believed, estimated or expected. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and forward-looking information. The forward-looking information contained in this release is made as of the date hereof and the Company assumes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements or forward-looking information that are incorporated by reference herein, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable securities laws. The foregoing statements expressly qualify any forward-looking information contained herein. 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        "raw_content": "Paper Type: Movie Review\nMovie Review: The Last Emperor\n\u201cThe Last Emperor\u201d is a Chinese 1987 epic film, directed by Bertolucci Bernardo. The film is based on the life of Emperor Pu Yi, who was the last individual to reign as Emperor in China. It derives most of its narrative from Pu Yi\u2019s autobiography titled \u201cFrom Emperor to Citizen: The Autobiography of Aisin-Gioro Pu [\u2026]\nThe Ascent of Money: A Book Review\nIn his introduction, Ferguson attempts to attract the interest of the audience by eliciting the people\u2019s feelings towards the current monetary system. The author uses the terms used to describe money in various societies such as \u201cbread, moolah, dough, dosh, cash and readies\u201d to attract the attention of the reader. He also mentions the modern [\u2026]\nMovie Review: Gone With the Wind\nGone with the wind is an American film that illustrates the life of young American residents during the civil war period. The main players in this movie include Ashley and Scarlett. Both Ashley and Scarlett\u2019s families are badly affected by the civil war, which forces men to leave their families to go and fight. Scarlett [\u2026]\nMeth epidemic as a social problem\nMethamphetamine, which commonly goes by the name \u201cmeth, speed, chalk, ice, crystal, glass, crank, yaba, tina, and tweak\u201d (Byker), is a stimulant made from pseudoephedrine or ephedrine. The drug affects pleasure functions of the brain by making it to discharge dopamine (Byker). Meth users have various methods of consuming the drug, which include injection, snorting, [\u2026]\n\u201cDer Erlkonig\u201d and \u201cLost Your Head Blues\u201d\nSchubert\u2019s Erlkonig employs a solo voice and piano and the song dates back to 1815. The first performance of the song was in 1820 in Vienna. The song has four characters, each with his voice. A talented vocalist can however vocalize all characters. During performances, Schubert preferred to place different vocalists in charge of each [\u2026]\nFundamentalist Christians and Homosexuality The viewpoint of the fundamentalist Christians concerning homosexuality is that it is a sin and an abomination to mankind. Several fundamental Christians such as Mary Lou Wallner and Reitans openly reject their children who declare themselves as homosexuals. Wallner rejects her daughter while the Reitans gang up with the Minnesota community [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Women's Health \u00bb How To Know If You Have Hemorrhoids During Pregnancy\nHow To Know If You Have Hemorrhoids During Pregnancy\nHemorrhoids are capillary in the rectal area that have become unusually swollen. They generally range from the size of a pea to the size of a grape and can be inside the anus or protrude through the anus.\nHemorrhoids can be itchy and slightly uncomfortable\u2013 or downright painful. Sometimes they can even cause rectal bleeding, specifically during a bowel movement.\nHemorrhoids are common during pregnancy, particularly in the 3rd trimester. Some women get them for the first time while they\u2019re pregnant. And if you\u2019ve had them prior to pregnancy, you\u2019re rather most likely to have them once again now. They might likewise develop while you\u2019re pressing during the second stage of labor and are a typical early postpartum grievance.\nMost of the times, hemorrhoids that established during pregnancy will begin to fix right after you give birth, especially if you\u2019re mindful to prevent constipation.\nWhy are they more typical during pregnancy?\nPregnancy makes you more prone to hemorrhoids, in addition to varicose veins in the legs and often even in the vulva, for a range of factors. Your growing uterus puts pressure on the pelvic veins and the inferior vena cava, a big vein on the right side of the body that receives blood from the lower limbs.\nThis can slow the return of blood from the lower half of your body, which increases the pressure on the veins listed below your uterus and causes them to end up being more dilated or swollen.\nConstipation, another common issue during pregnancy, can likewise cause or exacerbate hemorrhoids. That\u2019s due to the fact that straining cause hemorrhoids, and you have the tendency to strain when having a hard defecation.\nIn addition, an increase in the hormone progesterone during pregnancy causes the walls of your veins to relax, enabling them to swell more easily. Progesterone likewise adds to constipation by decreasing your digestive tract.\nWhat can I do to avoid hemorrhoids during pregnancy?\nThough hemorrhoids sometimes simply take place, there are ways to reduce your risk. To prevent trapping more blood in the veins, try not to strain when you\u2019re doing your business.\nPrevent constipation by staying hydrated and eating a well-balanced, fiber-filled diet (which you ought to be doing anyway). Given that excess weight can likewise contribute to hemorrhoids, prevent acquiring more than your doctor suggests, and leave your bottom typically\u2013 both during pregnancy and after delivery.\nMoving alleviates the pressure on the veins in your pelvic area and gets your bowels moving. When you\u2019re feeling lazy, though, rest and make yourself comfy\u2013 long periods of sitting or standing add hemorrhoid-inducing pressure. Kegel exercises can likewise alleviate hemorrhoids by increasing flow to the area, together with assisting to stop urine leaks and reducing the chances of an episiotomy\u2013 three quite persuading reasons to give them a try.\nWhat else can I do to get relief?\nUse an ice bag (with a soft covering) to the afflicted area a number of times a day. Ice may help decrease swelling and discomfort.\nSoak your bottom in warm water in a tub for 10 to 15 minutes a few times every day. (If you don\u2019t have a tub, you can buy a sitz bath at the pharmacy. It\u2019s a small plastic basin that you fill with water and position over your toilet, permitting you to submerge your rectal area merely by sitting down.)\nTry alternating cold and warm treatments.\nCarefully but completely tidy the afflicted area after each defecation using soft, unscented, white bathroom tissue, which causes less irritation than colored, aromatic ranges.\nDampening the tissue can help, too. Numerous women discover using premoistened wipes more comfortable than using toilet paper.\nAsk your healthcare specialist to suggest a safe topical anesthetic or medicated suppository. There are numerous hemorrhoid-relief products on the marketplace, however consult your specialist before trying one by yourself. Most of these products ought to be used for no more than a week. Continued use can cause a lot more inflammation.\nWhat\u2019s the best method to treat hemorrhoids during pregnancy?\nApple Cider Vinegar\u2014 Using apple cider vinegar is among the most popular natural treatments for hemorrhoids. Merely soak a cotton ball or some toilet tissue with ACV and use it to the hemorrhoid area. Repeat this procedure till the inflammation disappears and symptoms deal with. Alternatively, include some ACV (half a cup) to a sits bath.\nRutin\u2013 A health-promoting substance discovered in many plants such as buckwheat, apple, oranges, grapefruit, lemon, cranberries, and asparagus, rutin is another home remedy typically used for hemorrhoids.\nAloe Vera\u2014 As with the above treatments, just use aloe vera to the affected area to relieve symptoms.\nSquat, Don\u2019t Sit\u2013 This is actually greatly crucial and extremely neglected. Standard toilets are extremely abnormal, and might be one reason hemorrhoids are seldom seen in less industrialized nations, where squatting is done when going to the restroom. Taking a seat to pass a defecation puts remarkable strain on the rectum while squatting straightens the rectum and relaxes the puborectalis muscle. This is suggestion should be done in addition to any home remedies for hemorrhoids you may use.\nWhen should I call my professional?\nIf your own preventive and relief efforts don\u2019t help\u2013 or if you have severe pain or notification bleeding\u2013 consult your doctor or midwife. (Any rectal bleeding needs to be examined by your professional.)\nFor many women, hemorrhoids will improve after delivery with the help of these self-treatment steps. In many cases, you might have to see an expert for treatment to assist diminish your hemorrhoids. Seldom, minor surgery is needed to fix the issue.\nBest Home Remedies for Hemorrhoid Relief",
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        "raw_content": "Posted: December 6, 2017 | By James\t| 0 Comments\nHezbollah fighters set a Lebanese and the party s flags during a guided tour in a mountainous area around the Lebanese town of Arsal along the border with Syria, Tuesday, July 25, 2017. (The Daily Star/Mohammad Azakir)\nJoseph Haboush | James Haines-Young| The Daily Star\nBEIRUT: Lebanon shouldn\u2019t see international assistance as unconditional, a Western diplomatic source told The Daily Star Tuesday, while urging additional government action to implement the policy of dissociation and check Hezbollah\u2019s relation to the state. \u201cSupport is not unconditional, donors do look at Lebanon within the political context and therefore if there is no progress on the issue of Hezbollah and dissociation, then that could affect donor\u2019s decisions,\u201d the Western source warned ahead of an important meeting of the International Support Group for Lebanon in Paris Friday, which U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and French President Emmanuel Macron are set to attend.\nPointing to recent public statements by U.S. President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May, the source explained that Western countries are pursuing a policy of curbing Hezbollah\u2019s activity in the region and rolling back the influence of Iran. In this vein, the source said that statements by Lebanese officials seen as supportive of the Iranian-backed group undermined the ability of Western states to assist state institutions.\n\u201cCountries understand the difficult situation in Lebanon and the special case of Lebanon, but the key thing is keeping the separation clear between Hezbollah and the state,\u201d the source said.\nThe source pointed out that Western states may be taking a different approach to tackling Hezbollah but this doesn\u2019t mean there is a major divergence of opinion regarding the end goal. Rather, there is \u201ca range of views on a spectrum,\u201d but there would still be a unified public stance from the ISG Friday.\nResponding to questions over Hezbollah as a regional issue, beyond the Lebanese government\u2019s ability to manage alone, the source said there was still action that could be taken.\n\u201cWe do recognize it\u2019s a regional issue as well. However, that doesn\u2019t mean that there isn\u2019t a domestic angle as well,\u201d the source said. \u201cWhen you look at the relationship that the international community has with the Lebanese state, that is one of the things that is affected by Hezbollah. What the Lebanese state needs to think about is its relationship and also that question of political cover [for Hezbollah].\u201d\nThe source added that this had been the sentiment even before Prime Minister Saad Hariri announced his resignation from Riyadh on Nov. 4. \u201cThis is not all directly related to the resignation, some of these concerns had already been developing,\u201d the source said, adding that this was a growing issue looking to the next five to 10 years.\nWhile the Western diplomatic source said that the concerns raised regarding Hezbollah weren\u2019t going to result in a major change in assistance, in the short term it could affect the \u201ctone\u201d of support, including the language of the statement after Friday\u2019s ISG meeting.\nA source close to Hariri told The Daily Star that the government is expecting the ISG to come out strongly in support of Lebanon Friday.\nHowever, the Western diplomat said the wording of the final statement would depend on the specific details underpinning Tuesday\u2019s Cabinet statement that reaffirmed the policy of dissociation. If the international community gets the sense that there are concrete things going on behind the scenes, the source said, it would play positively Friday.\nAlso discussing Friday\u2019s meet, a French diplomat in Paris told The Daily Star that it would be \u201clinked to gathering the international community in order to reiterate engagement to support [the] stability, security and integrity of Lebanon.\u201d The French source went on to say that the ISG would encourage all Lebanese political actors to ensure the effective functioning of state institutions will be correctly implemented.\nThe French source was also quick to dismiss the notion that the meeting was at all linked to the possible Paris IV or Rome II donor conferences for infrastructure assistance and the Lebanese Army. \u201cAgain, it\u2019s completely separate from the conferences slated to be held in 2018 \u2013 the ones agreed on between Hariri and [President Michel] Aoun during their official visits to France.\u201d\nThe last Paris donor conference, Paris III, was held in January 2007, nearly six months after the devastating 34-day Hezbollah-Israel war.\nIt saw the international community pledged some $7.6 billion in assistance for Lebanon to rebuild battered infrastructure and communities. The similarly slated Rome II will focus on military assistance to the Lebanese Army.\nThe French diplomat added that the ISG is ready to support discussions and encourage all Lebanese political actors to be sure that they all agree on the good functioning of state institutions.\nThis week\u2019s meeting in Paris, which will be co-chaired by French Foreign Minister Jean Yves-Le Drian and the United Nations, is \u201cclearly linked to the current political situation following Hariri\u2019s resignation in Riyadh and all events that followed,\u201d the French source said.\nAsked if any mention would be made about the refugee crisis in Lebanon, the French source reaffirmed that \u201cit\u2019s not linked to any economic crisis or refugee crisis.\u201d\nThe French diplomat said that an invitation was also extended to Arab nations, while Paris is waiting for confirmation.\nDespite a cloud surrounding his position back home in the U.S., Tillerson has confirmed his attendance, the source said.\nSeparately, another diplomatic source in Paris told The Daily Star that the timing of the ISG meeting was a way of giving international approval to the agreement taking place between parties in Beirut.\nThe source also mentioned that the meeting is meant to ensure Lebanon is not destabilized, \u201cas the risk is very high.\u201d The source added: \u201cThe conference is an opportunity with all the major powers around the table to tackle the explosive situation between Iran and Saudi Arabia.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between students\u2019 emotional intelligence, locus of control, and self-efficacy and their perception of learning in an online environment. Online learning has become a dominant mode of education as stated in the extant literature. Nguyen (2015) noted that \u201cThe physical brick and mortar classroom is starting to lose its monopoly as the place of learning. The internet has made online learning possible, and many researchers and educators are interested in online learning to enhance and improve student learning outcomes\u201d (p. 309). It is no longer considered a fad in the educational arena. Online learning is now entrenched in the mainstream educational system and continues to provide educational opportunities for millions of Americans. The number of students enrolled in online courses has increased rapidly since the 1990s. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (2016) during the 2000-2001, academic year, there were 2,876,000 students enrolled in online courses. By the 2006-2007academic year, 12.2 million students were enrolled in online learning courses, and by 2014 almost 18 million students were taking online courses.\nHowever, traditional methods of teaching dates back to colonial America. It is one of the oldest methods of education. The Traditional classroom provides a unique opportunity for students to have face to face interaction with their professors in real world campus environments. Likewise, Bowens (2013) noted that traditional education helps students to develop social network with their peers and provide structure that many students need to complete their course of study. In a study on traditional education cited in Stern (2004), Chickering and Gamson provided seven good practices of good tradition education. They maintained: (a) good practice encourage contact between students and faculty, (b) good practices encourage cooperation among students, (c) good practice encourage active learning, (d) good practice give prompt feedback, (e) good practice emphasize time on task, (f) good practice communicates high\nPrevious Previous post: In order to check if there is any peak shift with respect to doping concentrations\nNext Next post: In the late 1930s",
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        "raw_content": "Tips to Maintain a Car | Reconditioned Toyota Car Price in Bangladesh | Hiroshi Bangladesh Ltd.\nHome>Blog>Tips to Maintain a Car | Reconditioned Toyota Car Price in Bangladesh | Hiroshi Bangladesh Ltd.\nhttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpghttps://japan-cars.world/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/BMW-Car-Price-in-Bangladesh-1-1.jpg\nWe put so much importance on knowing reconditioned Toyota car price in Bangladesh, then choosing and buying the right Toyota car that we forget about the regular maintenance that a car requires.\nModern cars these days are less vulnerable than the old ones. They offer better features and mileage but with that come the staggering amount of body parts which may increase reconditioned Toyota car price in Bangladesh (can be close to 75,000 parts). Without regular and proper maintenance, any of those 75,000 parts of your newly bought car or existing one can malfunction. On the other hand, a well-maintained car will keep you safe while driving, reduce the cost of repair, extend the lifespan and increase its value if you decide to sell it in the future.\nFollowings tips will help you keep your car in its best form-\nBefore you start to maintain your car you need to learn more about it. A good way to start is to go through the owner\u2019s manual. It will teach you how to use the features of the car and tips on how to prevent problems related to the car. It will also help you to create a regular and proper plan for the maintenance of the car. You can keep the manual in your glove compartment which can come handy when you face problem while driving.\nCheck and Change engine oil regularly\nOil is important and essential for the engine of your Toyota car/vehicle. Regular and proper check and change of engine oil will keep your engine healthy, maximize engine reliability and efficiency. You can ask a professional to show you how to change the engine oil. Try to change it every 3,000 \u2013 3,500 miles. No single tip will help you more than this one. Vice versa, nothing will ruin your engine faster if it\u2019s ignored. Since we know reconditioned Toyota car price in Bangladesh we shouldn\u2019t ignore to keep our car engine fit.\nCar Tips \u2013 Reconditioned Toyota Car Price in Bangladesh\nCheck your tire air pressure\nCheck the tires of your car to make sure they are properly inflated or not. You can use the tire gauge to check the air pressure and they are quite cheap. Use the gauge then the tire is not hot. You need to check the tire air pressure at least once a month.\nTry to wash the car once a week, if you can. You need to wash the body, but try to remove the road salt and dirt by hosing out the fender wells and undercarriage.\nCleaning and vacuuming the interior is as significant as cleaning the outside of the car. A well kept, the clean interior will help you immensely when you decide to sell your car in the future.\nCheck your windows, mirrors, and lights\nDriving with broken or damaged windows, mirrors and lights can be a cause of a terrible accident. To prevent that from happening, you need to check regularly and make sure your mirrors, windows, and lights are clean with no crack or damage. Be sure to replace or repair any broken lights, mirror or windows as soon as you can.\nTake your car for brake check up\nIf you do not want your car to brake fail and cause a huge crush, you should take it to the professionals and have its brake system checked out routinely. 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        "raw_content": "Helium Privacy Policy\nThis Privacy Policy governs the manner in which Helium Inc. (\"Helium\") collect, use, maintain and disclose information collected from users (each, a \"User\" or \"you\") on the www.helium.com website and all products and services offered by Helium (\"Site\").\nBy using the Site or otherwise providing information to Helium, you agree to our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree with this policy or its terms, please do not visit or use our Site. The Helium Terms and Conditions are incorporated within the terms of this Privacy Policy. Please make sure you read and agree to them before using our Site.\nOur Privacy Policy does not apply to products or services offered by other companies, individuals or business partners, or to information that you provide or that is collected by third parties using our technologies. 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        "raw_content": "If you are a tenant in a commercial property, you may be able to sublease part of your property to a third party. This can be a good idea if your business is downsizing and you have more space, as it allows extra cash flow to help with the rent. If you decide to sublet your property, it is vital that you understand your obligations under your existing lease, as well as the obligations that a sublease would create. This article will define subletting and will set out five key tips to consider when subletting commercial property.\nA sublease occurs when a tenant rents part of the property they are leasing to a secondary tenant. In practice, the original tenant becomes a sublandlord, with the secondary tenant being a subtenant. This is because the subtenant is stepping into the shoes of a tenant, with the original tenant acting as the landlord to the subtenant.\nThe sublease is a separate agreement to the original lease you are in with your landlord. The original lease remains in effect, even with the new lease being signed. That original lease is referred to as the head lease, with the original landlord becoming the head landlord. It is important to note that you, as the sublandlord, are still ultimately responsible to the head landlord for your obligations under the head lease.\nSubletting involves renting part of your property. If you wish to sublet the whole property, this becomes an assignment rather than a sublease. An assignment also requires the written consent of the landlord, however it involves different obligations.\n1. Obtain the Head Landlord\u2019s Consent\nThe first step in subletting involves obtaining the landlord\u2019s consent. Here, you should check your lease to see if:\nyou have the right to sublet the property; and\nthere are any conditions that you need to satisfy when doing so.\nSome leases will require you to provide the landlord with specific information about the subtenant for them to consent to the sublease. The landlord\u2019s consent needs to be in writing.\nObtaining the landlord\u2019s consent is a formal process. Often, the parties enter into a deed of consent that documents the landlord\u2019s agreement as part of the process. If the landlord prepares the deed, having a lawyer review the document to ensure that it best protects your interests is beneficial.\nAlternatively, you may be asked to prepare the deed. If this is the case, a lawyer can help you in the drafting process. A properly drafted deed is vital to ensuring that there will be no disputes down the track, especially concerning the landlord\u2019s consent of the sublease.\n2. Do Your Due Diligence on the Subtenant\nCarefully choosing your subtenant is essential. Checking their bank and credit references will help you ensure that they:\nhave the financial capacity to pay rent; and\nwill comply with the financial obligations of the sublease.\nIf they are a new business, you can check their business plan. On the other hand, if they are an established business, you can look at their financial statements from the last few years.\nIt is important to remember that if the tenant is unable to pay their rent and defaults under the sublease, you will be:\nliable to pay the whole of the rent under the head lease; and\nheld responsible for the failure to pay.\nFurthermore, it is vital that the tenant runs a business that is consistent with the permitted use under your head lease. Additionally, if you are sharing the premises, thereby working close to one another, it is vital to ensure that you will be able to work alongside one another without any significant issues interfering.\n3. Decide the Term of the Sublease\nIt is essential to think about how long you would like to sublease the property. Usually, this depends on your personal and professional circumstances. A short sublease gives you more flexibility, however it may be more challenging to attract subtenants.\nAs a rule of thumb, the length of a sublease should always be one day less than the expiry date of the head lease. If both leases expire on the same day, it will create an assignment of the lease at law. As this is not the intention of the parties, it is best practice to set the expiry date one day before the expiry date of the head lease, thereby creating a distinction between the sublease and head lease.\n4. Ensure the Subtenant Is Responsible for the Make Good Obligation\nBecause the subtenant ultimately steps into your shoes as the tenant under the head lease, it is important that you do not remain liable for some things under the head lease.\nAt the end of the term, you will need to make good the property as per the obligations of the head lease. Given that you may not have direct control over the condition of the property that you are subletting, the responsibility for make good works should lie with the subtenant.\nWhen drafting the sublease, it is best to insert a clause stating that the subtenant is responsible for all make good works under the head lease. This will help you ensure that the subtenant returns the property to you in the same way that you must return it to the head landlord.\n5. Request a Security Deposit or Bank Guarantee\nIf you have provided a security deposit or bank guarantee under your head lease, it is best that you also request one from your subtenant. The value can be proportionate to the space they are subleasing.\nRequesting a security deposit or bank guarantee means that if the subtenant breaches the sublease, you can call on the security money to remedy the breach.\nIf you are a tenant in a commercial property and have extra space or need assistance with cash flow, subletting part of your premises can be beneficial. Before attempting to sublet your property, ensure that your lease allows you to do this. Furthermore, you should:\nobtain your landlord\u2019s written consent;\ndo your due diligence on the subtenant;\ndecide the term of the sublease;\nensure the subtenant is responsible for the make good obligation; and\nrequest a security deposit or bank guarantee.\nHaving a lawyer draft a sublease will ensure the relevant obligations and liabilities you have under the head lease are passed on to the subtenant. 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        "raw_content": "Steve Reeves was born in 1926 and he is best known as a bodybuilder and actor. At his peak, Steve had an incredibly symmetrical physique as he stood at 6\u20191\u2033, weighed 216 pounds with 18\u00bd\u201d arms, 52\u2033 chest, and a 29\u2033 waist.\nSteve started training at the age of 16 in Oakland, California and much of his training was influenced by John Grimek, Steve\u2019s role model. After two years of active bodybuilding, Steve Reeves reached 203 pounds in bodyweight and continued training even after being inducted into the Army. His service at the front lines in the Philippines lasted for about a year and then he managed to win \u201cMr. Pacific Coast\u201d title that same year, in 1946. This title was followed by many others, such as \u201cMr. Western America\u201d and \u201cMr. America\u201d in 1947, \u201cMr. World\u201d in 1948 and finally \u201cMr. Universe\u201d in 1950.\nSteve lifting and holding a bulky man with his teeth\nHis acting career was impressive as well, despite the fact that the core of his film career lasted only for about five years. During this period he was involved in more than fifteen big productions, like \u201cHercules\u201d, \u201cGoliath and the Barbarians\u201d, \u201cSandokan the Great\u201d and others.\nSteve Reever holding Jane Powell and Debbie Reynolds\nSteve Reeves deadlift\nSteve Reeves holding four ladies\nIn case you seek to achieve the strength of Steve Reeves without increasing your muscle mass, you may find this interesting.",
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        "raw_content": "There are 29 group studies available in the library on the first, second and third floors. See the current floor plans for locations. (Group studies are labeled \"GS\".)\nOnly W&M students, staff, and faculty members may use the group study rooms.\nGroups of 2 or more may use the online reservation system to reserve a group study room for 2 hours at a time, up to 2 weeks in advance.\nReservations will be held for 15 minutes.\nGroup studies are not intended for regularly scheduled seminars, club meetings, or other extra-curricular activities.\nGeneral library conduct, food, and drink policies remain in effect. Group studies should be left clean and free of trash.\nBelongings should not be left unattended in the individual studies. The library is not responsible for loss, theft, or damage of personal property.\nChairs and tables should be left in the positions they were found and furniture should not be moved in and out of the group studies (with the exception of temporarily bringing in a chair or two).\nLibrary materials should not be left in the group study but should be taken out to a reshelving area.\nAppropriate use of the group studies is on the honor system.",
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        "raw_content": "You could be forgiven for thinking that bullying is \u201csomething that happens to kids\u201d. After all, that\u2019s how the media portrays it. The theory is that if bullying happens to adults, it\u2019s rare, it\u2019s obvious and it\u2019s generally the work of \u201crednecks\u201d or similar people who lack the education and/or social exposure to be more accepting of others.\nIn reality, bullying is as common, as pervasive and as destructive amongst adults as it is among kids. The difference is that the vast majority of adult bullying goes undetected - or at least unchallenged by most adult bystanders. We expect our children to report bullying and yet we fail to do it ourselves.\nIn order to really understand bullying, you have to know what it means. Google defines bullying as to; \u201cuse superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force them to do something\u201d.\nBullying is Intentional\nI think this is a very good definition. It makes it clear that there is an intended result to bullying. It\u2019s not accidental, nor unintentional, and for those of us who have kids with ADHD, it\u2019s thankfully not simple impulsivity. No. Bullying is an act with an intended outcome - even if that outcome is merely \u201cto make a particular person cry\u201d.\nBullying amongst kids is reasonably easy to see, after all, kids are generally transparent about the things they want, control of the playground, their favourite toy, someone\u2019s lunch money etc. Kids are also quite good at articulating these wants and will open directly with a request, for example, for lunch money before they move onto bullying in earnest.\nAdults on the other hand are much less direct. They know that direct methods won\u2019t work and instead resort to less obvious ones from the outset. Often adults have a need for control and they generally won't walk up to you and say; \"I want to control your department\" or \"I want to control you\". Instead, they'll just start bullying until your reaction makes you give them what they want.\nBullying Requires Superior Strength\nThen there\u2019s the position of superior strength. It\u2019s no coincidence that in the playground, the bully is often the biggest kid - or the strongest, or the loudest. The measurement of superior strength in the playground in generally based upon physical aspects, though as kids, particularly girls, move into the later school years, bullying strength relies increasingly on popularity.\nIn adult bullying, superior strength is often achieved by \u201cbeing popular\u201d or team-building. This is frequently seen in companies where people who have the ear of the CEO are feared by their colleagues. Sometimes bullies will do favours for others so that they can call them in if needed. Workplace bullies like to sit in the middle of the office and will often place candies or other incentives on their desks to attract others so that they can be included in conversations and office politics.\nIf a victim tries to take action against a bully with friends, it\u2019s easy for the bully to convince people to take their side. Having high numbers of supporters makes it easy for a bully to throw out an accusation with a catchphrase like, \u201cnot bullying, just adults behaving badly\u201d.\nSometimes bullying strength, particularly in the workplace, comes from the job description. Human resources managers are often bullies as their access to personnel files allows them to \u201cdig dirt\u201d on their colleagues while suppressing negative reports of their own. This can happen in other departments too, such as IT where it becomes easy to sabotage the work of another. Unscrupulous bullies in IT departments often use their privileged access rights to snoop on the files of other employees. It's all about power.\nAspergers and Bullying\nPeople with asperger\u2019s syndrome are particularly prone to bullying for two main reasons;\nNaivety; Many people with Asperger\u2019s syndrome are completely oblivious to indirect communication. They usually believe the lies spun by bullies and can often be manipulated into doing a bully\u2019s dirty work for them. It\u2019s also very easy for bullies to bait or otherwise manipulate naive aspie victims into situations which are difficult to defend.\nDifferences; Bullies often pick on people who are different. It\u2019s no longer politically correct to pick on people of different races, creeds or sexuality. There are laws against that. There are also laws covering physical disability but those laws become blurred when a disability is less obvious. Since people with Asperger\u2019s syndrome generally look the same as everyone else, it\u2019s easy for a bully to say \u201cI didn\u2019t know\u201d in their defence.\nThe following quote has been attributed to many people over the years and as far as I can tell, the origin is still hazy. Nevertheless, it\u2019s a quote which applies extremely well to bullying situations.\nIf you witness adult bullying and fail to act then your actions are no less wrong than a boy who witnesses his friend being bullied at school and fails to report or intervene. We want our children to step in - so why can\u2019t we do the right thing as adults? Why can\u2019t we teach by example?\nLabels: Bullying, Social Issues, Workplace\n\"Many people with Asperger\u2019s syndrome are completely oblivious to indirect communication.\"\nI agree. After many years I realized many of the communication problems I was having were due to people using indirect communication. When I pointed this out to my ex, she refused to accept that direct communication is the best for an honest and trusting relationship.\nI think this page explains the benefits of direct communication well.\nI really liked your quote at the end. I wish more people put it into practice instead of not wanting to get involved.\nI have asperger's and I have been bullied in every way or form possible. I have been targeted by someone who was simply an acquaintance who I thought I was on good terms with. He was a felon with a heroin addiction and a drug warrant so I didn't associate with him much, but I later heard hat he had planned to come to my home, attack me by macing me, rob me, steal and sell my pets, and have his friend pick me up and body slam me. I have talked to people on craigslist that I have never met and woke up the next day with an email saying they wanted to kill me because I was ugly, fat, stinky, and dirty. This person had never met me, seen me, or been to my home. I have had supervisors at work target me by forcing me to stay after the store had closed and tried to make me move every box on every shelf out a quarter of an inch. This was a toy store so the whole store was boxes on shelves, in fact it was a lego store. I refused. The supervisor refused to open the office to let me get my things to go home, and I was forced to scale the office wall, remove the ceiling tile, and drop down in to the office to get my things and go home. It is very frustrating that somehow evil people can even detect my differences online and decide to hate me and treat me disrespectfully. Even saying they want to \"kill me slowly.\" When I have done nothing to them. I am a smart woman. I have an IQ in the genius level range. I am petite, asian, and somewhat pretty. My weight vacillates between 100 and 145 due to an eating disorder I've had all my life. I am also an alcoholic. However none of this, and especially the aspergers, means I deceiver to be treated like I am less than anyone else. I am a wonderful person. I have moral values, I love animals, my family, and I cherish my good friends, although I have few. I don't like having asperger's but it is part of who I am and I have learned to accept it. Unfortunately it somehow seems to mean I am a magnet for bullies and evil people and I find that so frustrating. It's ok to be different. I am unique. Eccentric. There is absolutely nothing wrong with me. I am beautiful inside and out.\nblu589@aol.com\nMy daughter has aspergers. My husband used to scream at the top of his lungs Shut that damn kid up when she was only a few months old. She cried a lot. She was taught to pretend she had no feelings and punished if she failed. Even her school teachers were bullies. Now that she survived to be an adult its the police who act as if they hate her. Its the reps at the Social Security office. Its people you would never believe could behave this way toward any human being let alone an abused and disabled person. They seem to be fond of calling her mentally ill and using that label to drag her out of her wheel chair onto the concrete and drag her to jail saying You've got to learn! The problem is that the only thing she ever learned from being bullied is how to hate the police. Never have they protected or served anyone but themselves and their sick perspective. They hate her so much and I worry about what they will do to her after I am gone.\nAnonymous at April 6, 2015 at 2:28 AM, I wonder if some of the bullies sending you death threats online are targeting you for being female, not for having Asberger's.\nSome of their friends and family members even defend their behavior in the name ofg Asbertger's and autism (like \"he can't help it so it doesn't count, it's his autism!\" \"he's the real victim because other women didn't want to have sex with him because he's an Aspie!\"), geek culture, video gamer trash talk, not caring what other people think (caring that other people like you might think death threats are bad is a variety of caring what other people think).\nDeath threats are bad, whether I care what the person who made them thinks or not. It is not a form of caring what someone thinks, simply to think that death threats are \"bad.\"\nAspie girl stories said...\nThere are many ways of bullying, ignoring, threats, sexual harassment, pushing and shoving, hitting, yelling... I've had them all. When school was over, I thought I wouldn't be bullied anymore, but it only got worse on jobs and with people I'd encountered on and off the job. I learned self-defense, and strongly suggest it to every aspie out there, male and females. We aspies are often physically strong or/and hyper. We also like to do things perfectly and excel, and self-defense is no exception.\nI was worried about my poor motor skills and poor ability to understand instructions. There was also the problem of social anxiety, which is why I didn't learn self-defense as a child, although I've always wanted to. Also my mother was against it because she said girls aren't supposed to learn to fight. 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        "raw_content": "Drinking coffee could prevent colon cancer's return\nDrinking four or more cups of caffeinated coffee daily may significantly reduce the chance that colon cancer will return in patients who were diagnosed with stage III of the disease, a study said Monday.\n(AFP) Drinking four or more cups of caffeinated coffee daily may significantly reduce the chance that colon cancer will return in patients who were diagnosed with stage III of the disease, a study said Monday.\nThe study involved about 1,000 patients, all of whom had undergone surgery and chemotherapy for stage III colon cancer.\nResearchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Center in Boston found that the greatest benefit was seen in those who drank four or more cups of coffee a day, for about 460 milligrams of caffeine.\n\"These patients were 42 percent less likely to have their cancer return than non-coffee drinkers, and were 33 percent less likely to die from cancer or any other cause,\" said the study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.\nThose who drank two to three cups of coffee daily experienced a \"more modest benefit, while little protection was associated with one cup or less.\"\nThe researchers found the lowered risks of recurrence and death were specifically tied to the caffeine in coffee rather than other coffee components.\nStage III disease means that the colon cancer has been found in the lymph nodes near the original tumor site, but not elsewhere in the body.\nLead author Charles Fuchs, director of the Gastrointestinal Cancer Center at Dana-Farber, said these patients have about a 35 percent chance of the cancer coming back after treatment.\nMost recurrences happen within five years of treatment.\n\"We found that coffee drinkers had a lower risk of the cancer coming back and a significantly greater survival and chance of a cure,\" Fuchs said in a statement announcing the study's findings.\nOther studies have suggested that coffee may have a protective effect against postmenopausal breast cancer, melanoma, liver cancer and advanced prostate cancer.\nMore study is needed to confirm the study's finding of the link between coffee and preventing colon cancer's return.\n\"If you are a coffee drinker and are being treated for colon cancer, don't stop,\" Fuchs said.\n\"But if you're not a coffee drinker and wondering whether to start, you should first discuss it with your physician.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Raise your voice. Say NO to racism.\nI was looking for a live blog on the France/Croatia FIFA 2018 Final and came across a video that ripped my heart to pieces and had me crying so hard.\nI don\u2019t have a lot of great memories of my early childhood, but I remember one thing my mother taught us: in our household, there is zero tolerance for racism. And I\u2019ve lived my entire life feeling strongly about culture and race, and ashamed of the inequalities and destructive racist world that exists today.\nI\u2019ve never understood how cruel man can be to a fellow human being. I told my kids when they were young that even what they felt might be a harmless joke about a group of people is unacceptable in our world. I grew up in a white household with Anglo Saxon parents, a freckle-faced blond child with ringlets and pretty blue/green eyes. I never experienced what it was like to be lesser than anyone else. I never knew the painful rejection so many have because of the color of their skin or the place on this planet where they were born. I\u2019ve made a lifelong effort to be inclusive of culture and race all around me. On a gut level, I don\u2019t understand racism. When I witness prejudice, my heart aches.\nSo here I am, writing a blog at the very same moment I should be enjoying the FIFA finals listening to all my French neighbors singing and rooting for the championship. I know it\u2019s crazy, but I also believe in messages. The video down below popped up on my radar and I had to watch it. I\u2019ve finally stopped crying; but it hurts me so much, and I feel so frustrated that racism exists in the world, particularly in such an inclusive sport as Soccer/Football.\nLast week I was invited to do an author podcast interview for RRBC Rave Reviews Book Club an extremely supportive group that I\u2019ve been a member of for a couple of years.\nBefore I realized what I was saying, I got on to the subject of this year\u2019s most beautiful insight. After writing three poetry books, a memoir, and several novels, this is what I\u2019ve learned about myself. Every book or novella I write tends to deal with an important social issue as a plot or a side plot. I\u2019ve delved into insatiable greed, murderous megalomaniacs, indiscriminate espionage, cyber-hacking, illicit money-laundering, savage drug cartels, brutal ISIS and the insanity of racial intolerance. My list is endless. And within these stories I\u2019ve also woven into my plots, racism, the way nations like Mexico, where I live, are marginalized and grouped into a label as a country of rapists and drug cartels. I\u2019ve addressed child sexual exploitation, women who purchase sex and the men who service them, the refugee/migrant crisis, mixed-race relationships, ageism, sexism, sex trafficking; and the underbelly of the human condition. I know my stories consist of entertaining, fast-paced, thrillers, and contemporary romance themes; but they are also more than that. And through this creative medium, I hope to shine a light on these important issues.\nThis year I realized that writing it out is how I deal with the hurt and pain I see around me. It\u2019s my way of making my mother proud, of letting her know that I have taken up the challenge and will not sit idly by while warmongers and racists control the direction of governments and world thinking.\nI\u2019m using my writing voice to increase awareness that we are all human beings trying to get by in a world that creates pain and heartache for something as unimportant as the color of our skin, or the status of our families, or the sexual preferences of our children, or the country where we were born.\nAnd I, for one, am sad today, when I should be rejoicing a well-deserved FIFA win for France, a sport that should unite the world and not be a stage for ugly racism.\nAnd this is what made me cry.\nAnd still I offer my congratulations to FRANCE. I\u2019m in multi-cultural Paris right now and the whole city is rocking! And as Mish, a friend in my WIP Layla 2 believes: Football can unite the world!\nI hope you\u2019re right, Mish, I hope you\u2019re right.\nPosted in: Love The Beat Goes On, Motivation Inspiration, Thoughts | Tagged: cultural tolerance, drug cartels, Fifa2018, France, heart, intolerance, love, pain, prejudice, racism, rapists, sadness, sex trafficking, social issues, the color of our skin, tolerance\nFrance\u2019s World Cup win is a victory for immigrants everywhere!",
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        "raw_content": "Israeli Ambassador to US: Trump will address problems of Iran deal in time\nA sign which reads \"Stop the Bomb\" is seen as protesters gather outside the hotel where the Iran nuclear talks were being held in Vienna. (photo credit:\" REUTERS)\nIsrael's Ambassador to the US Ron Dermer spoke at the American Jewish Committee's Global Forum in Washington.\nWASHINGTON \u2013 Israeli Ambassador to the US Ron Dermer said that those criticizing President Donald Trump\u2019s lack of action on his campaign promise to \u201crip up\u201d the Iran deal should be patient as the administration is working through how to address the deal\u2019s flaws.\nSpeaking at the American Jewish Committee\u2019s Global Forum in Washington on Monday, Dermer specifically singled out the administration\u2019s acknowledgment of the \u201cfatal\u201d flaw of the deal\u2019s sunset clause, the agreement that allows Iran to grow its nuclear infrastructure to industrial scale in the future.\n\u201cIf those restrictions didn\u2019t have an expiration date then we could have a debate,\u201d he said. \u201cThe view of the new administration is that this deal is not in the interest of the US. I think you can expect a very real pushback [against Iran]. They have to be smart about it and get their ducks lined in a row. So I\u2019m not surprised they didn\u2019t rip up the deal. I think you\u2019ll see this play out over the next couple of years.\u201d\nDermer also doubled down on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu\u2019s address to Congress two years ago and said that bold move has paid off in terms of how Israel is perceived in the region.\n\u201cI\u2019m not sure if there is another non-military act that strengthened Israel\u2019s image in the region. The international community saw we\u2019re not a vessel of the United States and showed there are times we disagree and we have to stand up,\u201d he asserted.\nDermer argued that lack of American presence in the region during the Obama administration has opened a doorway for Israel to flex its muscle a bit more in the region.\n\u201cArab states see this Iranian tiger and ISIS leper, and the 800-pound gorilla left the building. And now they see a 300-pound gorilla with a kippa on their head,\u201d he joked, adding that he sees a greater potential for Israel to work in concert with Gulf Cooperation Council states against Iranian hegemony.\nCIA chief: Tearing up Iran nuclear deal would be Trump's biggest 'folly'\nUS House Speaker Ryan: Enforce the Iran nuclear deal, don\u2019t dismantle it",
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        "raw_content": "The inside of the newly renovated Book People. The store is holding a celebration on Saturday, Aug. 18 to thank customers and donors who supported an online fund-raising campaign in January after long-time owner Ruth Erb decided to retire after 37 years.\nAfter a fundraising rally by customers, the four-decade old, independent bookstore, Book People, is holding a grand reopening on Saturday, Aug. 18 at 536 Granite Ave. in the near West End.\nAccording to a press release, Book People founder Ruth Erb and new owner David Shuman are hosting a day of activities, stories and refreshments to welcome customers back.\n\u201cAt first it was hard to watch my beloved shop get turned upside down during the renovations. But I\u2019m thrilled with the results,\u201d Erb says in the release. \u201cAnd I\u2019m especially happy that David is carrying on my vision as a place where people who love books can share their passion.\u201d\nThe new store specializes in hard-to-find titles and offers new and used books, as well as a kid's corner of children's literature. The release noted that it offers \"one of Richmond\u2019s largest selections of science fiction and fantasy books.\"\nBook People is one of the few independent shops that are still drawing loyal customers in Richmond.",
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        "raw_content": "How Could You? I\u2019m A Woman: On Playing \u201cThe Woman\u2019s Card\u201d\nRemember the line Catwoman uttered in Batman Returns after being struck by Gotham\u2019s savior during a fight? \u201cHow could you? I\u2019m a woman.\u201d Seconds after he apologizes, she fights back by kicking him in the chest. It\u2019s an old reference, but Catwoman brilliantly played into the sexist belief that women are defenseless, incapable of holding their own, and not as strong as men. And those now classic lines are what I envision Trump hears any time Hillary Clinton (or probably any woman, for that matter) speaks, particularly when she\u2019s defending herself against his endless, sexist-prone tirades. Acknowledging this, of course, drives The Donald crazy because how could he of all people, he who wants to make America great again, he who supposedly cherishes women, even the menstruators, bathroom-goers and breastfeeders among us, be guilty of such f**kery?\nWell, contradicting himself and proving to be the tiny-hearted scoundrel he is for the umpteenth time, Trump claimed Clinton played the woman\u2019s card after he stated she was \u201cschlonged\u201d by President Obama in the 2008 Democratic primary. Even the non-Yiddish speakers among us know the word \u201cschlong\u201d is vulgar slang for penis, and yet Trump insisted his version of the word meant \u201cbeaten badly.\u201d\nSure\u2026by a penis.\nClinton and her campaign responded, noting Trump\u2019s penchant for sexist, divisive rhetoric, which only further fueled the pompous, delusional hatemonger\u2019s psychobabble. I loathe that I\u2019m giving that sorry excuse for a man any more attention than he\u2019s already getting, but it\u2019s hard not to when so much is at stake (and when it\u2019s clear that Trump, who attacks women and minorities on a regular basis, has so many like-minded supporters).\nNone of this, however, suggests that Clinton is clean as a whistle. Of course, she is viewed as an enabler by some because of her obvious association with her husband and former President Bill Clinton who was impeached thanks to his relations with Monica Lewinsky. Some will ask, how can she \u201ccry\u201d sexism given that history? But Bill Clinton, whose past \u2013 recent and distant \u2013 is well known, isn\u2019t running for office, and Hillary\u2019s identity and politics are separate from that of her husband. Hillary was recently accused of referring to Senator Bernie Sanders as sexist, and in turn, she was also charged with manipulating women. This, after Sanders told Clinton during the first Democratic debate that all the shouting in the world won\u2019t keep guns out of the hands of the wrong people, a line he often uses when discussing gun control. Clinton, in recent weeks and months, has attempted to not only connect with women, but also Latino, and Black voters. She has been met with much scrutiny and disapproval, especially for a campaign logo that utilized the Kwanzaa kinara and \u201cHispandering\u201d with her website\u2019s \u201c7 Things Hillary Clinton Has In Common With Your Abuela\u201d post. These attempts won\u2019t succeed without directly and specifically addressing (and understanding) the needs and concerns of people of color in this country. Therefore, her attempts have come off as inauthentic.\nBut I digress. Back to the issue at hand, which is that women are constantly accused of playing the woman\u2019s card; of playing the victim. It\u2019s a lazy, offense-excusable tool often utilized by those who in one breath will call a woman a \u201cho\u201d simply for being a woman, and in the next, claim they\u2019re not misogynist or sexist. It\u2019s also an excuse to turn a blind eye to the many issues that women face, like earning less money than our male counterparts. We\u2019ve seen the woman\u2019s card flag raised in the abortion debate with those who would deny a woman\u2019s right to choose. We\u2019ve seen it in the workplace, particularly with employer discrimination against pregnant employees. We\u2019ve seen it when it comes to sexual harassment, assault, and rape, where women are more quickly blamed as opposed to their attackers for somehow encouraging or playing a role in their harassment. 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        "raw_content": "January 12, 2017 January 16, 2017 / mannixk\t/ Leave a comment\nIn the last few months, I\u2019ve started but never finished several posts and poems that try to somehow capture what\u2019s going on in my head and heart since the American election. I think these false starts were probably just because I felt, and continued to feel, so overwhelmed with emotion and berated with information and misinformation. Some days I think \u201cI will not read, listen to or watch anything political\u201d and hope that will bring me peace of mind. But it doesn\u2019t. So then I try to engage fully, read widely, discuss with anyone willing, rant and rage , and hope that will bring some relief. But it doesn\u2019t.\nThis morning I read an extraordinary essay by Rebecca Solnit. If I could write even a tenth as good as Solnit, or if I had her insight as an actual American, I think this is what I would want to say. I shared the article with my Dad, and other family members and friends, because as intelligent and empathetic as the people in my circle are, I sometimes get the sense that they don\u2019t understand why I\u2019m taking the election results, and all the insanity that\u2019s followed, so personally. Honestly, I don\u2019t exactly know either, but I do know I cried several times the day after the election and a few times since, simply because it was the only emotional reaction that seemed to fit the combination of anger, and disappointment I felt inside. And I\u2019m not normally a \u201ccrier\u201d. But then again, nothing about the world feels quite normal.\nAfter watching the Trump press conference yesterday, I was an angry, aghast mess. My Dad got an earful on the phone just for simply calling to say hi. I told him I planned to go to the Women\u2019s Solidarity March in my city, and planned to bring my daughters. When he asked \u201cwhy?\u201d I went off a little. Not at him personally, for I know my wonderful father is no misogynist, and was more just asking about the logistics of taking kids and myself out to a politically charged place in the winter cold. But the question \u201cwhy?\u201d, combined with the reading of this article, did spark some need to express, or at least try to express, why the anger, the sadness, and the resistance matter.\nI am going to that march on January 21 because these issues certainly don\u2019t stop at the American-Canadian border. Because there is a new wave of misogyny surging in my province. Because I have daughters, and hoped (still do hope) that the cards will be a little less stacked against them as they grow up. Because it\u2019s 2017. Because as angry and ranty as I\u2019ve been about all of this since well before Trump was \u201celected\u201d, my overwhelming feeling is still sadness. Because I have always been an optimist at heart, and I have to do something to restore the belief in my heart that the world is good.\nI know my personal world is good. I know I am surrounded by beautiful, smart, loving people. The very fact that I feel safe enough to express these thoughts speaks volumes about how good my personal world is. And sure, if we choose to view the world through the lens of how women and minorities are treated in other countries, or how women and minorities were treated in the past, then we might be left with this feeling of \u201cI really shouldn\u2019t complain.\u201d But to see privilege as a reason not to speak out, rather than the very reason you should speak out, is wrong. And to think that ground once gained cannot be ripped out from under you is foolish. And because wanting the world to be fair and safe for everyone \u2014 not because of who or what they are or aren\u2019t, or what they do or don\u2019t believe, but because they are people \u2014 is something worth fighting (and marching) for.\nPoem: Demeter in the Kitchen\nJanuary 7, 2017 / mannixk\t/ Leave a comment\nSometimes my dreams are almost like found poems. I\u2019m not sure why I stumbled upon this one in my sleep last night, but perhaps words \u2014 like good bread \u2014 are best when shared.\nDemeter in the Kitchen\nThe still house at dawn\nand she\u2019s kneading dough, a rye bread\nshe gently places in a red ceramic loaf pan.\nDemeter, of flesh except for her marble eyes,\nblank and smooth. She wears a blue floral house dress\npinched neat at the waist, and a thick braid falls\nto the middle of her back. I ask if she\u2019ll have me\nin the kitchen, to watch her work some more.\nA warning wrapped in her silent nod,\nthere\u2019s a cost to learning\nhow to conjure life from dust.",
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        "raw_content": "At its simplest level, psychotherapy is a conversation between two people. Clients explore any aspect of their emotional, cognitive and bodily experiences. This can often involve discussing painful experiences which disturb, frighten or overwhelm them and which they often cannot discuss with family or friends. The therapist in turn, based on his/her experience of being a therapist, the model of therapy they use, and their own deep and continuous commitment to their own personal development, may offer suggestions to the client to help them understand and reframe their experiences.\nWhich therapy should I chose?\nThe straightforward answer to this is to choose one that you are comfortable with and one which fits your style of thinking and worldview. The research on psychotherapy outcome studies has clearly established that no one model of psychotherapy is better than another and all have similar success rates. One of the conclusions drawn from this is that the therapeutic alliance or the therapist/client fit is one of the most important factors which results in change (see reference below). It is important to bear in mind, that when searching for a therapist, you find both a model/type or therapy and a therapist that you feel comfortable with.\nBudd, R. & Hughes, I. (2009) The Dodo Bird Verdict\u2014Controversial, Inevitable and\nImportant: A Commentary on 30 Years of Meta-Analyses. Clinical Psychology and\nPsychotherapy, 16, 510\u2013522.",
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        "raw_content": "Creating and destroying web technology since 1994.\nCurrently the Manager of Web Services at Skechers USA, Mark is also the founder and president of Heluna Antispam. Previously, Mark led teams at Vivendi Games, Warner Music Group, and others. His current interests are Scala, CouchDB, jQuery, LESS, overall web acceleration, and online usability.\nHis work has been featured across the web and traditional media, and has helped grow the Internet. For example, in 1996 he worked in partnership with Netscape to create an embedded audio player and a Javascript API to control that player, for Navigator 3. (Now you know who to punch in the face.)\nFind Mark here:\nMark's Resum\u00e9\nHeluna Antispam\nFollow @m242",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab The High Street in 1850\nA pair of maps \u00bb\nA World War 2 gas mask\nThere probably is hardly a local museum in the country which does not have a gas mask. At Market Lavington Museum we have more than one and readers in the know will be pleased to hear that ours have been for treatment to remove the very dangerous asbestos which was incorporated in them.\nThis is one of our masks.\nThis style of gas mask was army issue, which suited its owner for he, Bruce Gale, was a member of the Home Guard.\nBruce, more correctly Edward Bruce Gale, had been born early in 1901 in Market Lavington. His parents were John, a plumber and painter, and Harriet. In 1901, as a tiny baby, Bruce lived on High Street in Market Lavington. He was still there in 1911 with his parents.\nThe 1926 electoral roll suggests that the family favoured middle names, for our Edward Bruce, by then a voter, was listed as Bruce and he lived on High Street in Market Lavington. So, too, did Harriet and also Henry, which was his father\u2019s middle name.\nEdward married Theresa Amor during 1926. The couple lived on The Spring in Market Lavington.\nOur Bruce died in 1981 and is buried in Market Lavington churchyard.\nOf course, in the end there were no gas attacks on Britain, so the provision of the masks was a precautionary measure that never had to be put to the test.\nTags: gas mask, Market Lavington, Military, Museum, person",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Consulting / 10 Things I\u2019ve Learned From 18 Years as a Solopreneur\n10 Things I\u2019ve Learned From 18 Years as a Solopreneur\nJune 16, 2015 by Matthew Fenton\nOn June 16, 1997, I hung out my shingle as a consultant and solopreneur. I was 27, and had just resigned a group brand manager position at a Fortune 200 company after 10 weeks of employment.\nClearly, that wasn\u2019t the place for me.\nEighteen years later, I\u2019m happy, business is good, and the best is yet to come.\nWhat follows are some lessons I\u2019ve learned, whether you\u2019re a solopreneur, a consultant or merely curious.\n1. There is no \u201cwork/life balance.\u201d\nLife balance is the goal, and work is one part of life. If your business no longer excites you, change it or close it.\n2. Take a clear position.\nWhen I started out, I told people I was a \u201cmarketing consultant.\u201d What a dummy! That offered no clarity as to what I did. It was a classic case of \u201cstrategist, heal thyself.\u201d\nIt wasn\u2019t until I focused only on what I was most passionate about \u2013 core brand strategy, positioning and ideation \u2013 that my business really took off. Now, when asked what I do, I respond, \u201cI help brands define what they\u2019ll stand for and how they\u2019ll win.\u201d\nAre your colleagues and prospects clear on how you serve?\n3. Your time is your inventory.\nTrack it rigorously. Analyze it regularly. Invest it accordingly.\n4. Never work for free.\nIn the late \u201890s, when everyone was high on dot-com fumes, many of us were asked to work for free against a percentage of the client\u2019s future profits (which, of course, were going to be HUGE). I refused every time. Of the half-dozen dot-coms that offered me this \u201cdeal,\u201d none survived three years. Anyone who wants you to work for free does not respect you or your time.\nActually, sometimes work for free. I\u2019ve done pro bono work for a local chapter of the Alzheimer\u2019s Association, and that was rewarding and educational. I absolutely won\u2019t let a stranger \u201cpick my brain,\u201d even if I get a free lunch out of the deal. That\u2019s cheap. See above.\nRelated note: Agencies, never do spec work. The client is asking you for a solution to their problem, for which you will receive insufficient information, time and compensation. Smokin\u2019 deal! Take the time you would spend on spec, and invest it in targeting your ideal clients. Your business will be better off.\n5. Keep a small nut.\nFor example, I\u2019ve never invested in office space, and that hasn\u2019t cost me a single sale. Low overhead means freedom to choose work that excites you.\n6. Your zone is your own.\nI know a solopreneur who puts on a suit every day, even if he\u2019s working from home, and he keeps a disciplined 9:00 a.m.\u20136:00 p.m. day. Me? I\u2019m a t-shirt guy around the house, with a more flexible schedule. We\u2019re both doing just fine. There are many ways to do this. Find what works for you.\n7. \u201cWork smart, not hard\u201d is a false choice.\nWhether you\u2019re lazy or inefficient, the outcome will be about the same. Work smart and hard, and you\u2019ll be tough to catch.\n8. Take the lessons from the lumps.\nMy horror stories aren\u2019t so horrible \u2013 some good happy-hour fodder, but no permanent scars.\nOn one project, two team members tried to steal money from the rest of us. Two clients have threatened to dishonor a written agreement, just because they didn\u2019t feel like paying. (One of them later requested my assistance with his job search!) In the worst case, an agency president reneged on a verbal agreement after four of us had completed considerable work on his behalf, withholding the deep five-figure sum we were promised. (That\u2019s our fault, for not insisting that our project leader get it in writing from Mr. \u201cMy Word Is My Bond.\u201d)\nThere are plenty of good people in this world, and there\u2019s no need to give a second chance to those with no ethical compass. Learn what you can, close the doors that should be closed, protect your downside, and move forward. (If you figure out how to do this without harboring revenge fantasies, let me know.)\n9. A little grey hair doesn\u2019t hurt.\n10. Solopreneur is a misnomer.\nI\u2019ve never worked alone. I know a bunch of people whose minds and character I trust, and sometimes we get to work and play together. I\u2019ve got an amazing personal support network. My clients have been terrific. And I get to learn from sharp people I\u2019ve never met, through the writing of people like Tim Ferriss, Derek Sivers and Michael Porter. What a life!\nMy \u201cwithout whom\u201d list is lengthy, and I\u2019m grateful to have had the opportunity to do what I love for this long. I\u2019m looking forward to the next 18!\nFiled Under: Consulting Tagged With: solopreneur",
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(Voter ID number 33431265).\nBaird, Janice K. was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4283 Scenic Dr E, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1495001404).\nBaird, Janice Marie was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10674 Deerfield Rd, Blissfield, Michigan 49228 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8334260).\nBaird, Janice Maysel was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11 Bridge St APT 205, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108861058).\nBaird, Janice Nimke was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11899 Trinkle Rd, Dexter, Michigan 48130 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107518049).\nBaird, Janine Rae was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 69426 White School Rd, Sturgis, Michigan 49091 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9662390).\nBaird, Jared was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1396 Bynan Ln, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 800032176).\nBaird, Jared Lee was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3011/2 E State St, Clare, Michigan 48617 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33868145).\nBaird, Jason Bielby was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15155 Tittabawassee Rd, Hemlock, Michigan 48626 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31943343).\nBaird, Jason D. was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1230 Nazareth Rd, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49048 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2520008794).\nBaird, Jason David was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3131 Annis Rd, Mason, Michigan 48854 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108071473).\nBaird, Jason Edward was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1094 Reads Run, Traverse City, Michigan 49685 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33565939).\nBaird, Jason Lee was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11118 Thompson Hwy, Blissfield, Michigan 49228 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34126300).\nBaird, Jason Robert was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3290 E Laporte Rd, Hemlock, Michigan 48626 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107410753).\nBaird, Jasonscott Harold was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7814 Greene Farm Dr, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104370114).\nBaird, Jason Wayne was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11203 Golfview Ln, Washington, Michigan 48094 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105806489).\nBaird, Jason William was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10509 Linden Rd, Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108068048).\nBaird, Jean was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8791 Hidden Woods Dr, Dexter, Michigan 48130 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001945392).\nBaird, Jean Ann was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2124 Pine St, Jenison, Michigan 49428 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000780029).\nBaird, Jeanette Lucia was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 17275 15 Mile Rd APT 204, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102214004).\nBaird, Jean Hene was born in 1938 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 565 General Ave, Springfield, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1115000179).\nBaird, Jean Karen was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 333 Bede St, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3511173).\nBaird, Jeanne Kay was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 445 W Broadway Hwy, Charlotte, Michigan 48813 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108334634).\nBaird, Jeannette L. was born in 1924 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3550 King Rd, China, Michigan 48054 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1610003029).\nBaird, Jean Olivia was born in 1928 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 52094 Laurel Oak Ln, New Baltimore, Michigan 48047 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5093836).\nBaird, Jeffrey Alan was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 62 Packard Ave SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2695050077).\nBaird, Jeffrey Alan was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1052 Grouse Dr, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003018532).\nBaird, Jeffrey Gordon was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7424 Gibbons Rd, Jeddo, Michigan 48032 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102904787).\nBaird, Jeffrey Jay was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 415 E Sanborn Rd, Lake City, Michigan 49651 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33876536).\nBaird, Jeffrey Joseph was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 249 Leetonia Dr, Troy, Michigan 48085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4382321).\nBaird, Jeffrey Lyle was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1011 N Lemen St, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108300627).\nBaird, Jeffrey Lyle was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1311 W Cook Rd, Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31174221).\nBaird, Jeffrey Matthew was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4167 Brubaker Rd, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31331241).\nBaird, Jeffrey Paul was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14065 Payne Forest Ave, Grand Haven, Michigan 49417 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34032315).\nBaird, Jeffrey Rod was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8030 98Th St, Howard City, Michigan 49329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108663882).\nBaird, Jeffrey Thomas was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 71 Indian Trl, Munith, Michigan 49259 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2790006429).\nBaird, Jeffrey Wayne was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2483 S M 33, West Branch, Michigan 48661 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105764338).\nBaird, Jenna Marie was born in 1999 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8325 Lillian, Center Line, Michigan 48015 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34480914).\nBaird, Jennie Linn was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6456 Clark Rd, Bath, Michigan 48808 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34040145).\nBaird, Jennifer Andersen was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5564 Cobble Ln, Dexter, Michigan 48130 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1275000506).\nBaird, Jennifer Jenea was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3434 Corwin Rd APT 1027, Williamston, Michigan 48895 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34037666).\nBaird, Jennifer Jocosa was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1147 24Th St S, Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32322592).\nBaird, Jennifer Lee was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9455 River Park Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003735900).\nBaird, Jennifer Lynn was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 37405 Calka Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48310 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4211498).\nBaird, Jennifer Lynne was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14641 County Line Rd, Brooklyn, Michigan 49230 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31393591).\nBaird, Jennifer Marie was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 190 Mason St, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32976929).\nBaird, Jennifer Marsha was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1725 Amberina Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002016101).\nBaird, Jennifer Rebecca was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6402 E Loop Rd, Hesperia, Michigan 49421 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33525182).\nBaird, Jennifer Rebecca-Dubiel was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 45223 Cass Ave, Utica, Michigan 48317 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001575888).\nBaird, Jennifer Sue was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7187 N Seymour Rd, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108672956).\nBaird, Jennifer Trinette was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 635 Evergreen Ln, Saginaw, Michigan 48604 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108328200).\nBaird, Jeremy Scott was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22160 Nowlin St, Dearborn, Michigan 48124 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108035584).\nBaird, Jeri Lynn was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 343 W Lakewood Blvd, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31600074).\nBaird, Jerilyn Ruth was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6609 E Mill Run SE, Caledonia, Michigan 49316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2270003468).\nBaird, Jerome Dean was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 18551 Doty Ln, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001189528).\nBaird, Jerry Allen was born in 1939 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 870 Upton Ave, Springfield, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7652351).\nBaird, Jessica Marie was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4052 Benson Rd, Cadillac, Michigan 49601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108692531).\nBaird, Jessica Marie was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9776 W Van Buren Rd, Fowlerville, Michigan 48836 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32578704).\nBaird, Jessica Marie was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 70 Avery Ave, Battle Creek, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34222176).\nBaird, Jessica Michele was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4240 Cass Ave APT 310, Detroit, Michigan 48201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33212850).\nBaird, Jill Ann was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 206 Richard Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31605159).\nBaird, Jill Anne was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4165 Causeway Dr, Lowell, Michigan 49331 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2295001291).\nBaird, Joan Dolores was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 359 E Lincoln Ave, Zeeland, Michigan 49464 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31177706).\nBaird, Joann Marie was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4167 Brubaker Rd, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31016892).\nBaird, Joel Andrew was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2430 S Hannan Rd, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33700556).\nBaird, Joel Roy was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 170 Beuland St, Mount Clemens, Michigan 48043 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5020846).\nBaird, John Adelbert was born in 1933 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1455 Fruitwood Dr, Saint Joseph, Michigan 49085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5469435).\nBaird, John Alan was born in 1941 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22051 Cumberland Dr, Northville, Michigan 48167 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3787818).\nBaird, John Anderson was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15566 Garrison Ln APT 3, Southgate, Michigan 48195 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 835008565).\nBaird, John Charles was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1880 E Mosherville Rd, Jonesville, Michigan 49250 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8476144).\nBaird, John Daniel was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7223 Albosta Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48609 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103389235).\nBaird, John David was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 109 Davidsen Ave, Cadillac, Michigan 49601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33105039).\nBaird, John David was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8250 Peachtree Ave NE, Rockford, Michigan 49341 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5694290).\nBaird, John Earl was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3511 Hidden Forest Ct, Lake Orion, Michigan 48359 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7438112).\nBaird, John Edward was born in 1999 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5714 Wildflower St, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34380988).\nBaird, John Edward was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 32131 Custer Rd, Burr Oak, Michigan 49030 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108188570).\nBaird, John Gary was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7081 Oran Dr SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105322472).\nBaird, John Mccolloch was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8384 Dexter Chelsea Rd, Dexter, Michigan 48130 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6053509).\nBaird, John Michael was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 46138 Kramer Dr APT 207, Shelby Township, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 914016).\nBaird, Johnnie Lee was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 659 Emmons Blvd, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3954492).\nBaird, John Riley was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 32610 Coventry Pl, Warren, Michigan 48093 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2840020234).\nBaird, John Stephen was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1905 W Lemon Creek Rd, Baroda, Michigan 49101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6380039).\nBaird, John Walter was born in 1930 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 32939 Check Dr, Warren, Michigan 48093 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2840035413).\nBaird, John William was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 640 Shelmar Ln, Ortonville, Michigan 48462 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102954370).\nBaird, John William-Christian was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 45223 Cass Ave, Utica, Michigan 48317 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001575889).\nBaird, Jonathan Daniel was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1905 W Lemon Creek Rd, Baroda, Michigan 49101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107133864).\nBaird, Jonathan Michael was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7368 Hanover Rd, Hanover, Michigan 49241 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000504494).\nBaird, Jonathan Miles was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13019 Prairie View Dr APT 1, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32722201).\nBaird, Jonathan Thomas was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 37405 Calka Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48310 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9770865).\nBaird, Jordan Lee-William was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13610 Main St APT 2, Bath, Michigan 48808 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31187351).\nBaird, Jordan Scott was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 43333 Westview Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 240024472).\nBaird, Joseph Edgar was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3211 2Nd St, La Salle, Michigan 48145 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31051806).\nBaird, Joseph Gower was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2507 Alamo Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49006 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3125047).\nBaird, Joseph Michael was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 923 State St, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1650008386).\nBaird, Joseph Michael was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2419 Georgeland Dr, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001617719).\nBaird, Joseph Michael was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4007 Pompano Ave, Portage, Michigan 49002 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004068702).\nBaird, Joseph William was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4026 Lowell Ct, Midland, Michigan 48642 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34120192).\nBaird, Joshua James was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 302 39Th St, Bay City, Michigan 48708 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108772025).\nBaird, Joshua Lynn was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 228 E Heather Ct, Highland, Michigan 48357 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31304634).\nBaird, Joshua O. was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8175 E Y Ave, Vicksburg, Michigan 49097 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003981459).\nBaird, Joshua William was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12890 Mull Hwy, Tipton, Michigan 49287 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107394082).\nBaird, Joshua William was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2819 Glenlord Rd, Stevensville, Michigan 49127 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34564318).\nBaird, Joyce Ann was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5559 Hickory Ln, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7753152).\nBaird, Judith Ann was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 909 Buckingham Ave, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3566943).\nBaird, Judith Ann was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 342 E Lake St, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000914626).\nBaird, Judith Ann was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13738 3 Mile Rd, Lowell, Michigan 49331 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5643568).\nBaird, Judith Diane was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3075 Dix Hwy TRLR B16, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108651650).\nBaird, Judith E. was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1117 Doral Dr, Troy, Michigan 48085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 830000187).\nBaird, Judith Lynn was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 265 N Stanley St, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7113544).\nBaird, Judy Ann was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22701 Haskell St, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6674273).\nBaird, Julian was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 32851 Mackenzie Dr, Westland, Michigan 48185 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2770020802).\nBaird, Julie Ann was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 629 Bl Dr, Schoolcraft, Michigan 49087 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002873345).\nBaird, Justin Andrew was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 100 Adelaide St, Pontiac, Michigan 48342 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106488495).\nBaird, Justin Michael was born in 1996 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 32131 Custer Rd, Burr Oak, Michigan 49030 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31747995).\nBaird, Justin Michael was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3619 W Beeler Rd, Lake City, Michigan 49651 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34545002).\nBaird, Justin Robert was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7274 Dixie Hwy, Bridgeport, Michigan 48722 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32325646).\nBaird, Justin Sabat was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6054 Robert Dr, Traverse City, Michigan 49685 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1755004193).\nBaird, Justin William was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11021 Babcock Rd, Bath, Michigan 48808 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34512441).\nBaird, Kalli Kimberly was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 535 Bloomfield Rd, Traverse City, Michigan 49686 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106827804).\nBaird, Kamie Kaye was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5691 Jamail Dr NE, Belmont, Michigan 49306 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33269705).\nBaird, Kandy Lynn was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1780 Wilmet Dr, Troy, Michigan 48085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108765291).\nBaird, Karen Beth was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14195 Westmore St, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5964660).\nBaird, Karen Dale was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 30951 Pierce St, Garden City, Michigan 48135 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3669374).\nBaird, Karen Diane was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 362 Carter Dr, Troy, Michigan 48098 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108120876).\nBaird, Karen Ellen was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 51657 Hale Ln, New Baltimore, Michigan 48051 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105956489).\nBaird, Karen Helene was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1420 Elmwood St 104, Greenville, Michigan 48838 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 450002650).\nBaird, Karen Jane was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6410 Admirals Point Dr, Alanson, Michigan 49706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108973426).\nBaird, Karen Louise was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 40 Wendell St, Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106566611).\nBaird, Karen Louise was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 953 N Valley Ave, Fremont, Michigan 49412 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1980008280).\nBaird, Karen Louise was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 729 Richard St, Holly, Michigan 48442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5676660).\nBaird, Karen Sue was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 32131 Custer Rd, Burr Oak, Michigan 49030 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103844834).\nBaird, Karen Sue was born in 1940 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10351 Sandhill Rd, Jerome, Michigan 49249 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6935101).\nBaird, Karin Brams was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6679 Audubon Rd, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6734211).\nBaird, Karissa Michelle was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22160 Nowlin St, Dearborn, Michigan 48124 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107946917).\nBaird, Karla Christine was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8400 15 1/2 Mile Rd, Marshall, Michigan 49068 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2400006888).\nBaird, Karlie Lynne was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10200 Newburg Rd, Tecumseh, Michigan 49286 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1535020118).\nBaird, Karlos Ray was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3337 Landings Dr, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106678271).\nBaird, Karon Rae was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6824 Peck Rd, Greenville, Michigan 48838 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6909676).\nBaird, Katherine L. was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1315 Glen Leven Rd, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4523375).\nBaird, Katherine Louise was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 659 Emmons Blvd, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002647075).\nBaird, Katherine Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2314 N Trail Rd, Midland, Michigan 48642 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34130859).\nBaird, Kathleen was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 300 Poplar St, Ontonagon, Michigan 49953 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107197619).\nBaird, Kathleen Ann was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 509 S Huron Ave, Harrisville, Michigan 48740 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2380854).\nBaird, Kathleen Ann was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22751 Koths St, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6674275).\nBaird, Kathleen Ann was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3857 Henry Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8407735).\nBaird, Kathleen Ann was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 410 S Main St, Augres, Michigan 48703 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9428865).\nBaird, Kathleen Lee was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4134 S Center Rd, Burton, Michigan 48519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108419272).\nBaird, Kathleen Marie was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 16522 Golfview St, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106513693).\nBaird, Kathleen Marie was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8531 Pierce Rd, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7757281).\nBaird, Kathleen Paulette was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8128 Maxwell Ave, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2840035423).\nBaird, Kathleen Susan was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7005 Parmalee Rd, Middleville, Michigan 49333 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8683016).\nBaird, Kathryn Ann was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11203 Golfview Ln, Washington, Michigan 48094 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105806492).\nBaird, Kathryn Ann was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10839 S 27Th St, Vicksburg, Michigan 49097 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001112889).\nBaird, Kathryn Elizebeth was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10526 S Walnut Dr, Traverse City, Michigan 49684 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8580723).\nBaird, Kathryn Jane was born in 1921 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3300 Alpine Dr, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630013607).\nBaird, Kathy Jean was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 705 Snow Ave, Battle Creek, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2415003684).\nBaird, Kathylee Skeeter was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 33432 Silvercreek Rd, Burr Oak, Michigan 49030 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33049256).\nBaird, Kayla Ann was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3373 Egner Ave, Cedar Springs, Michigan 49319 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34322002).\nBaird, Kayla Victoria was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 36 Fireside Ln, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34577652).\nBaird, Keith Daniel was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 226 Crestlawn Dr, Whitmore Lake, Michigan 48189 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33343492).\nBaird, Keith Roddy was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 629 B L Dr, Schoolcraft, Michigan 49087 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002042370).\nBaird, Kellie Lynn was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2312 Kosciuszko Ave, Bay City, Michigan 48708 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31375168).\nBaird, Kellie Marie was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7424 Gibbons Rd, Jeddo, Michigan 48032 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102901061).\nBaird, Kelli Johnson was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 29792 Fall River Rd, Southfield, Michigan 48076 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001612589).\nBaird, Kelly Anne was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2507 Alamo Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49006 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3144686).\nBaird, Kelly Janet was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6814 Southwind St, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34489643).\nBaird, Kelly Lynn was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1619 W Beaver Rd, Auburn, Michigan 48611 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107554516).\nBaird, Kelly Sue was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10809 Gratiot Ave APT 1, Casco, Michigan 48064 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103141563).\nBaird, Kenneth Anthony was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4545 Griswold Rd, Smiths Creek, Michigan 48074 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102990584).\nBaird, Kenneth Duane was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2697 Pierce Ct, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105764340).\nBaird, Kenneth Edward was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1412 N Cornell Ave, Flint, Michigan 48505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 900003203).\nBaird, Kenneth Todd was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 940 Wood St, Muskegon, Michigan 49442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103885403).\nBaird, Kerrigan Andersen was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5564 Cobble Ln, Dexter, Michigan 48130 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1275000771).\nBaird, Kevin Daniel was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 230 Fielding St, Ferndale, Michigan 48220 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107414415).\nBaird, Kevin Glenn was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 720 Kimberly Dr, Troy, Michigan 48098 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31133759).\nBaird, Kevin Patrick was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 211 Tower Dr, Saline, Michigan 48176 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108199151).\nBaird, Kevin William was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7005 Parmalee Rd, Middleville, Michigan 49333 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8683062).\nBaird, Kevin William was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 90 Kenwood Rd, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 975001680).\nBaird, Kimberlee Jean was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8080 Susan Shore Dr, Charlevoix, Michigan 49720 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8518138).\nBaird, Kimberly Ann was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8120 Cherokee Dr, Howard City, Michigan 49329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9244497).\nBaird, Kimberly Grace was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1142 Byron St APT D, Plymouth, Michigan 48170 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31663558).\nBaird, Kim Terry was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6857 S Main St, Falmouth, Michigan 49632 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1730003718).\nBaird, Kirk William was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2290 E Howe Rd, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5638438).\nBaird, Kirk William-Martin was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13141 Watson Rd, Bath, Michigan 48808 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105130076).\nBaird, Krista Elizabeth was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3211 2Nd St, La Salle, Michigan 48145 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31051893).\nBaird, Krista Lynn was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7083 S 88Th Ave, Rothbury, Michigan 49452 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003102704).\nBaird, Kristina Nichole was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2022 Pauline Blvd APT 2B, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32758453).\nBaird, Kristin Elizabeth was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 606 E Sunset Dr, Muskegon, Michigan 49445 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4323193).\nBaird, Kristy Marie was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1322 16Th St, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003443128).\nBaird, Kurt Ernest was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10894 Skylane Ct, Allendale, Michigan 49401 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000485931).\nBaird, Kurt Stanley was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9871 Tyler St, Zeeland, Michigan 49464 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106131006).\nBaird, Kyle Ian was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5112 Knollcrest Ct, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32177136).\nBaird, Kyle Matthew was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 505 Cherry St SE APT 504, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32243642).\nBaird, Kyle Nicholas was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 90 Kenwood Rd, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105940177).\nBaird, Kyle Steven was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1138 York Ave, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2945001100).\nBaird, Lacey Christina was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9652 Anchor Dr, Algonac, Michigan 48001 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31255425).\nBaird, Lance Allen was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1162 Woodside Dr, Gregory, Michigan 48137 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33508028).\nBaird, Larissa Mejin-Paula was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 630 Moorland Dr, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 530070875).\nBaird, Larry Dale was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12656 Patricia Ave, Grant, Michigan 49327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9052533).\nBaird, Laura Knight was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 32851 Mackenzie Dr, Westland, Michigan 48185 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2770020801).\nBaird, Laura Lee was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4012 Sunshine Peak Dr, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34090204).\nBaird, Laura Marie was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 352 Ottawa St, Coopersville, Michigan 49404 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002923736).\nBaird, Laurel Lynn was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 279 N Chambers Rd, Tawas City, Michigan 48763 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33062464).\nBaird, Lauren was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 505 Cherry St SE APT 5, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31579311).\nBaird, Lawrence Frederick was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2277 W Huron River Dr, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33732857).\nBaird, Leslie Ann was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 641 W Quimby Rd, Hastings, Michigan 49058 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6753520).\nBaird, Leslie Gene was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3373 Egner Ave, Cedar Springs, Michigan 49319 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001003474).\nBaird, Lester Robert was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10839 S 27Th St, Vicksburg, Michigan 49097 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002266269).\nBaird, Levi Daniel was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 700 Scottview Dr NE, Comstock Park, Michigan 49321 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33494034).\nBaird, Linda was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3307 Gardner Ave, Berkley, Michigan 48072 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5289848).\nBaird, Linda D. was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1811 Skyler Dr, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108128239).\nBaird, Linda Harris was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 961 S Sandalwood Cir, Norton Shores, Michigan 49441 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34339832).\nBaird, Linda Jane was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 57540 Rockland St, Calumet, Michigan 49913 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000288239).\nBaird, Linda Jean was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1708 Peppertree Ln, Lansing, Michigan 48912 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 535001508).\nBaird, Linda Lou was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3107 22Nd St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002196997).\nBaird, Linda Sue was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10351 Sandhill Rd, Jerome, Michigan 49249 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108892177).\nBaird, Lindsay Rae was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 361 Delta Ct, East Lansing, Michigan 48825 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 530073650).\nBaird, Lindsey Tennille was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 17343 Oak Hill Ct, Northville, Michigan 48168 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107223965).\nBaird, Lin Foulk was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8325 Harvest Ave, Richland, Michigan 49083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33312226).\nBaird, Lisa Ann was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2775 Otuna Ct, Dorr, Michigan 49323 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33631945).\nBaird, Lisa Anne was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7136 Pine Grove St, Allendale, Michigan 49401 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001226916).\nBaird, Lisa Anne was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22785 Evergreen Ct, Novi, Michigan 48374 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 755015894).\nBaird, Lisa Michelle was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 90 Kenwood Rd, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002834254).\nBaird, Lisa Nicole was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13141 Watson Rd, Bath, Michigan 48808 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105128751).\nBaird, Lois Ann was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2038 Hamilton St, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34493764).\nBaird, Lon Edward was born in 1938 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 79550 29Th St, Lawton, Michigan 49065 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2580013629).\nBaird, Lora Lee was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14242 Alexander St, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6021704).\nBaird, Lori Ann was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4256 Springside Dr, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102428219).\nBaird, Lorie Beth was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2697 Pierce Ct, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105934286).\nBaird, Lori Louise was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4015 Latchstring Ct, Saline, Michigan 48176 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33043271).\nBaird, Lori Susan was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10750 Chase Lake Rd, Fowlerville, Michigan 48836 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8393272).\nBaird, Lorna Lynn was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2350 Harmony Dr, Burton, Michigan 48509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31464618).\nBaird, Lorrie Ann was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4545 Griswold Rd, Smiths Creek, Michigan 48074 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102990585).\nBaird, Louella Cabel was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 37405 Calka Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48310 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4211497).\nBaird, Louise Ann was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 432 N Johnson St, Pontiac, Michigan 48342 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33323317).\nBaird, Lucas Terry was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3424 Hidden Meadow, Zeeland, Michigan 49464 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32801610).\nBaird, Lynne Marie was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3224 Manley Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000313920).\nBaird, Lynn Marie was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9313 Whitneyville Ave SE, Alto, Michigan 49302 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103058322).\nBaird, Lynn Marie was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10105 Hartland Rd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000087999).\nBaird, Mabel Katharine was born in 1924 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4510 Sedgemoor Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48073 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2937399).\nBaird, Madison Alexis was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2954 Gerald Ave NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34447571).\nBaird, Makenna Lynn was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2775 Otuna Ct, Dorr, Michigan 49323 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34336283).\nBaird, Mandy Allen was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 911 W Ganson St, Jackson, Michigan 49202 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003364157).\nBaird, Marcia Dea was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2350 Fallasburg Park Dr, Lowell, Michigan 49331 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5643569).\nBaird, Marcia Marie was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 540 36Th St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3936673).\nBaird, Marc Jon was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3064 Creekview Ln, Muskegon, Michigan 49444 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000910565).\nBaird, Margaret Marie was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2587 Lake Pines Dr APT 42, Saint Joseph, Michigan 49085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32667947).\nBaird, Margaret Mary was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 60 S Clay St APT 405, Coldwater, Michigan 49036 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3232612).\nBaird, Margie Raye was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14200 S Huron River Dr, Romulus, Michigan 48174 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31806).\nBaird, Marian was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1218 6Th St, Menominee, Michigan 49858 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 904420).\nBaird, Marilyn Ann was born in 1932 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 864 Lenna Keith Cir, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 530028339).\nBaird, Marilyn Eva was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2593 1 Mile Rd, Fulton, Michigan 49052 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2400005139).\nBaird, Marilyn Joann was born in 1927 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 333 Bede St, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3546610).\nBaird, Marilyn Louise was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 460 East Ave, Athens, Michigan 49011 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6615298).\nBaird, Marina Faye was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 29523 Lori St, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5964661).\nBaird, Marjorie E. was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13373 Lake Shore Dr, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7046463).\nBaird, Marjorie Marie was born in 1926 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 34601 Elmwood St APT 327, Westland, Michigan 48185 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2770020018).\nBaird, Mark Alan was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 33432 Silvercreek Rd, Burr Oak, Michigan 49030 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003962737).\nBaird, Mark Stanley was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11021 Babcock Rd, Bath, Michigan 48808 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7042767).\nBaird, Mark Steven was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3711 Franklin St, Burtchville, Michigan 48059 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106124839).\nBaird, Marlene Ann was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2725 Butternut Ct, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31448456).\nBaird, Martin Allen was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 29134 Rambling Rd, Southfield, Michigan 48076 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 725020956).\nBaird, Martin Kenneth was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2337 Military St APT 1, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33960735).\nBaird, Martin Theodore was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11472 W Slawson Lake Rd, Greenville, Michigan 48838 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7462660).\nBaird, Marvin D. was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 435 E Garden, Muir, Michigan 48860 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1915001631).\nBaird, Marvin D. was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 425 E Garden LOT 9, Muir, Michigan 48860 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6985771).\nBaird, Marvin Dewayne was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 435 E Garden, Muir, Michigan 48860 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107230180).\nBaird, Mary Ann was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3121 Maryland Ave NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49525 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001163699).\nBaird, Mary Ann was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1400 Jason Rd, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7683128).\nBaird, Mary Anne was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 110 Red Oak Cir, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105876578).\nBaird, Maryclare was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 475 Arms Ct, Rochester Hills, Michigan 48307 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002617830).\nBaird, Mary E. was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3990 Thornwood Ct, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5974912).\nBaird, Mary Jacqueline was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1342 Pine Tree Trl, Harbor Springs, Michigan 49740 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106033616).\nBaird, Mary Jane was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7632 E Ml Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49048 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1005000053).\nBaird, Mary Jo was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 215 N Canal Rd LOT 65, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 205002812).\nBaird, Mary Josephine was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 923 State St, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1650008387).\nBaird, Mary Kathryn was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 500 Woodland St APT A6, Marcellus, Michigan 49067 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7867361).\nBaird, Mary Kay was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 655 Oriole St, Coopersville, Michigan 49404 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7196356).\nBaird, Mary Louise was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2414 Tillie St SW, Byron Center, Michigan 49315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109010029).\nBaird, Mary Louise was born in 1926 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 156 Woodway Ave, Battle Creek, Michigan 49014 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4735298).\nBaird, Mary Margaret was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 67551 Van Dyke Rd APT 3, Washington, Michigan 48095 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31036048).\nBaird, Mary Marie was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7273 Portal Rd, Lexington, Michigan 48450 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7987285).\nBaird, Mary Phyllis was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 210 E Palmer Ave, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5024125).\nBaird, Mary Phyllis was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1745 Park Dr, Jackson, Michigan 49203 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5024126).\nBaird, Matthew Francis was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2414 Tillie St SW, Byron Center, Michigan 49315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109010030).\nBaird, Matthew Joseph was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3315 Austrian Pine Way, Portage, Michigan 49024 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31327781).\nBaird, Matthew N. was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7605 Riga Hwy, Riga, Michigan 49276 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6971215).\nBaird, Matthew Robert was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4190 Rolling Meadow Ln, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003752808).\nBaird, Matthew Scott was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 966 E Isabella Ave, Muskegon, Michigan 49442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32096140).\nBaird, Matthew Thomas was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 17343 Oak Hill Ct, Northville, Michigan 48168 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107201682).\nBaird, Maureen Anne was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6609 E Mill Run SE, Caledonia, Michigan 49316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105896393).\nBaird, Maureen Laramee was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 35720 Camden Ct, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48335 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9793706).\nBaird, Megan Lynn was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8120 Cherokee Dr, Howard City, Michigan 49329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34290726).\nBaird, Meghan Elizabeth was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7081 Oran Dr SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106911157).\nBaird, Melanie Elizabeth was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 211 Tower Dr, Saline, Michigan 48176 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108554588).\nBaird, Melanie Renee was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7368 Hanover Rd, Hanover, Michigan 49241 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000509629).\nBaird, Melinda Benson was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 420 S Water St, Stockbridge, Michigan 49285 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 225005279).\nBaird, Melinda Sue was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10105 Hartland Rd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1095001838).\nBaird, Melissa Ann was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1139 Lincoln Ave LOT 62, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108048118).\nBaird, Melissa Ann was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3929 Krafft Rd, Fort Gratiot, Michigan 48059 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32837605).\nBaird, Melissa Christne was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1575 Bryn Mawr Pl APT 3, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106622768).\nBaird, Melissa Florence was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1112 6Th Ave, Houghton, Michigan 49931 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32891795).\nBaird, Melissa Lynn was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 221 E Walnut St, Carson City, Michigan 48811 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33659383).\nBaird, Melissa Sue was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15089 Holly Hills Dr, Holly, Michigan 48442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32030549).\nBaird, Melodie Rae was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1011 N Lemen St, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108373996).\nBaird, Melvin Frank was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4165 Causeway Dr, Lowell, Michigan 49331 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107852483).\nBaird, Michaela Anna-Marie was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2507 Alamo Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49006 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2520008119).\nBaird, Michael Brian was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4256 Springside Dr, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102428220).\nBaird, Michael Cameron was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1046 Oshtemo Trce, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002674988).\nBaird, Michael Charles was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 313 Main St, Buchanan, Michigan 49107 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104403724).\nBaird, Michael Daniel was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 343 W Lakewood Blvd, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31598210).\nBaird, Michael David was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 509 S Huron Ave, Harrisville, Michigan 48740 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8528345).\nBaird, Michael Douglas was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 619 E Mount Hope Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48910 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33386515).\nBaird, Michael Duane was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2038 Hamilton St, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34493766).\nBaird, Michael Edward was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 415 Robertson Ave, Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105789865).\nBaird, Michael Edward was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 43133 Marquette Ave, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48314 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108750824).\nBaird, Michael Edward was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 52132 Eastmoor Ln, Shelby Township, Michigan 48316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31139893).\nBaird, Michael Francis was born in 1940 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1218 6Th St, Menominee, Michigan 49858 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 410000070).\nBaird, Michael James was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8325 Lillian, Center Line, Michigan 48015 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105559837).\nBaird, Michael James was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1408 Adams St, Dansville, Michigan 48819 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000687484).\nBaird, Michael James was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 29792 Fall River Rd, Southfield, Michigan 48076 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 725010159).\nBaird, Michael John was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24567 Manhattan St, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan 48080 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003981460).\nBaird, Michael Karl was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3655 Green Brier Blvd APT 114A, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34559037).\nBaird, Michael Laverne was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9604 M 89 LOT 5, Richland, Michigan 49083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2475002806).\nBaird, Michael Leroy was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 315 E Elizabeth St, Alma, Michigan 48801 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5436821).\nBaird, Michael Lewis was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5148 Wayne Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49004 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32537766).\nBaird, Michael Paul was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3007 County Road Cd, Ishpeming, Michigan 49849 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107901332).\nBaird, Michael Richard was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22701 Haskell St, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5050517).\nBaird, Michael Scott was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8325 Harvest Ave, Richland, Michigan 49083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33453971).\nBaird, Michael Thomas was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10674 Deerfield Rd, Blissfield, Michigan 49228 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8334261).\nBaird, Michele April was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2953 Stephanie Ct, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001263083).\nBaird, Michele Denise was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12656 Patricia Ave, Grant, Michigan 49327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9052536).\nBaird, Michelle Beth was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1378 Brady Ave, Burton, Michigan 48529 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34126305).\nBaird, Michelle Fredina was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 118 Taft St, Battle Creek, Michigan 49014 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104210158).\nBaird, Michelle Marie was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1101 Wilson Ave NW APT 228, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49534 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31310933).\nBaird, Michelle Marie was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3830 Benstein Rd, Commerce Township, Michigan 48382 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002019636).\nBaird, Milton Frederick was born in 1943 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2587 Lake Pines Dr APT 42, Saint Joseph, Michigan 49085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32675313).\nBaird, Morgan was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2805 Granger Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9113061).\nBaird, Morgan Fay was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 518 Monroe St, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630102062).\nBaird, Mouniece Y. was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3400 Willis Rd, Grass Lake, Michigan 49240 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7280418).\nBaird, Nancy Ann was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2533 Delaware Blvd, Saginaw, Michigan 48602 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105956102).\nBaird, Nancy Anne was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 308 Orchard Blvd, Sawyer, Michigan 49125 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102909211).\nBaird, Nancy Jean was born in 1934 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 686 Millen Rd, Glennie, Michigan 48737 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2385064).\nBaird, Nancy Jo was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 653 Park Cir, Clio, Michigan 48420 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107154751).\nBaird, Nancy Louise was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5450 S Beyer Rd, Frankenmuth, Michigan 48734 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8944779).\nBaird, Nancy Lynn was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4366 Timber Line Ln, Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33490454).\nBaird, Nancy Ruth was born in 1934 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 700 E Court St #302, Flint, Michigan 48502 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34212692).\nBaird, Nancy Wilson was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2602 E Burt Rd, Burt, Michigan 48417 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7142115).\nBaird, Nathan Kurtis was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6235 S Lucas Rd, Mc Bain, Michigan 49657 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107019674).\nBaird, Nathan Scot was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5834 W Musgrove Hwy, Lake Odessa, Michigan 48849 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33254471).\nBaird, Nathan Wayne was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1502 Knollview Dr RM 245, Big Rapids, Michigan 49307 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159218880).\nBaird, Nicholas D. was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2107 Glencoe Hills Dr, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159208016).\nBaird, Nicholas James was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 127 Bush St, Delton, Michigan 49046 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32963800).\nBaird, Nicholas Theodore was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 16470 Pine Lake Ave, Sand Lake, Michigan 49343 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32418894).\nBaird, Nichole Mae was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1008 W Grand River Rd, Laingsburg, Michigan 48848 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31063390).\nBaird, Nicole M. was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 336 Hope Ave, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6675089).\nBaird, Nicole Marie was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13074 Arbor Dr, Delton, Michigan 49046 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107852484).\nBaird, Nicole Marie was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3345 Cramer Rd, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32487037).\nBaird, Nicole Mashell was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 251 Cadet Rd, Coldwater, Michigan 49036 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8169354).\nBaird, Nina Nicole was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15476 S M 43 Hwy APT 1, Hickory Corners, Michigan 49060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105820870).\nBaird, Nitajane was born in 1919 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 514 N Lakeview St, Sturgis, Michigan 49091 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5826512).\nBaird, Noble Anthony was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 138 Holly Pines Ct, Holly, Michigan 48442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33996728).\nBaird, Noreen Cerese was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3823 W Greenwood Rd, Alger, Michigan 48610 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33580808).\nBaird, Nova Jean was born in 1936 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 34334 Spring Valley Dr, Westland, Michigan 48185 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3670397).\nBaird, Ohlen Travis was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 33628 Ashton Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4211496).\nBaird, Pamela Sue was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6492 Ray Rd, Swartz Creek, Michigan 48473 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4928152).\nBaird, Patricia was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3037 Camelot Dr, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34453563).\nBaird, Patricia Ann was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12397 Tuscola Rd, Clio, Michigan 48420 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104168779).\nBaird, Patricia Ann was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13815 Horseshoe Dr APT 2, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108383883).\nBaird, Patricia Anne was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4190 Rolling Meadow Ln, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003640760).\nBaird, Patricia Carol was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4909 Yax Pointe Dr, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106073324).\nBaird, Patricia Diane was born in 1938 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 20 Review Ave, Battle Creek, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32270244).\nBaird, Patricia Jo was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 541 E Sawyer Blvd, Newaygo, Michigan 49337 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001998623).\nBaird, Patricia M. was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 24549 Edgewood Dr, Novi, Michigan 48374 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 755000101).\nBaird, Patricia Mae was born in 1936 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2880 Oliver Dr, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5638439).\nBaird, Patrick James was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4134 S Center Rd, Burton, Michigan 48519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3025871).\nBaird, Patrick Ryan was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1209 Cedar Ave, Iron Mountain, Michigan 49801 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32228992).\nBaird, Patrick William was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8497 Apple Blossom Ln, Flushing, Michigan 48433 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102524399).\nBaird, Paula Jean was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 729 Clark St APT 51, Tecumseh, Michigan 49286 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108570586).\nBaird, Paula Jean was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 249 Leetonia Dr, Troy, Michigan 48085 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4382322).\nBaird, Paul Alan was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 47810 Thoreau Dr, Plymouth, Michigan 48170 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104494477).\nBaird, Paula Marie was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6452 Clymer Rd, Coloma, Michigan 49038 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102997980).\nBaird, Paul Birtie was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3075 Dix Hwy, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34594896).\nBaird, Paul Edward was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 29261 Lowell St, Gibraltar, Michigan 48173 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6170866).\nBaird, Paul Elseworth was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14242 Alexander St, Livonia, Michigan 48154 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5964662).\nBaird, Paul Francis was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4792 Kempf St, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108335200).\nBaird, Paul James was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 43133 Marquette Ave, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48314 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31055204).\nBaird, Paul Thomas was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1707 White St, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32858909).\nBaird, Paul Wesley was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 541 E Sawyer Blvd, Newaygo, Michigan 49337 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001970313).\nBaird, Peggy L. was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4448 Ascot Ct, Rochester, Michigan 48306 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002366682).\nBaird, Penny Ann was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3971 Capital Ave SW LOT 67, Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31331242).\nBaird, Peter Danforth was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 917 Woodcrest Dr, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2874985).\nBaird, Peter Erwin was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 509 Franklin St, Brighton, Michigan 48116 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31608836).\nBaird, Phyllis E. was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 509 E Jefferson St, Augusta, Michigan 49012 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7318857).\nBaird, Quincy Louis was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12066 Falcon Ln APT 6, Holland, Michigan 49424 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31280141).\nBaird, Rachael Sue-Anne was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4266 Hawthorn Pl, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31681566).\nBaird, Rachel Carol was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2422 Packard St, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102658313).\nBaird, Rachel Jeanne was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4460 Bridgeville Ct, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32255233).\nBaird, Rachel Mary was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4415 Oakwood Blvd APT 2, Melvindale, Michigan 48122 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6909169).\nBaird, Rachel Nicole was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2617 N Burdick St, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49007 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107852486).\nBaird, Randal Phillip was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6814 Southwind St, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34392660).\nBaird, Randy Scott was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 32939 Check Dr, Warren, Michigan 48093 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003133023).\nBaird, Raymond Lee was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4015 Latchstring Ct, Saline, Michigan 48176 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33182281).\nBaird, Raymond Louis was born in 1923 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14045 Airport Rd, Atlanta, Michigan 49709 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002942366).\nBaird, Rebecca Louise was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7500 E Chicago Rd, Jonesville, Michigan 49250 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34227040).\nBaird, Rebekah Marie was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1282 Pine St, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34572335).\nBaird, Reine was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 312 Glendale Dr, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31038082).\nBaird, Renea Susan was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 31143 Depot St, Leonidas, Michigan 49066 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33937648).\nBaird, Renee Ann was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 415 E Sanborn Rd, Lake City, Michigan 49651 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33963621).\nBaird, Renee Jeanne was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1761 Sunvale Dr SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002628681).\nBaird, Rene Vonna was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4102 Cottage Trl, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105337690).\nBaird, Reshana Marchell was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 27333 Red Leaf Ln, Southfield, Michigan 48076 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33272802).\nBaird, Rhonda Jean was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 540 Douglaston St, Ortonville, Michigan 48462 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108082166).\nBaird, Richard Allen was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6824 Peck Rd, Greenville, Michigan 48838 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6909718).\nBaird, Richard Andrew was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10351 Sandhill Rd, Jerome, Michigan 49249 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34329021).\nBaird, Richard Angelo was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14200 S Huron River Dr, Romulus, Michigan 48174 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31807).\nBaird, Richard Carl was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14886 Jonas Ave, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107616510).\nBaird, Richard Graham was born in 1940 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15123 Paris St, Allen Park, Michigan 48101 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7595354).\nBaird, Richard Lee was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2833 W Robin Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32771028).\nBaird, Richard Lee was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5524 Oakley, Pullman, Michigan 49450 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34343365).\nBaird, Richard Lee was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4137 Burnham St, Saginaw, Michigan 48638 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34545004).\nBaird, Richard Lewis was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2505 Showtime Dr APT 312, Lansing, Michigan 48912 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34444494).\nBaird, Richard Logan was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 39 Amy Lynn Ct, Metamora, Michigan 48455 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003598781).\nBaird, Richard Scott was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11899 Trinkle Rd, Dexter, Michigan 48130 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107547812).\nBaird, Rick Allen was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3345 Cramer Rd, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32413337).\nBaird, Rick Lawrence was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 23171 Beechwood Ave, Eastpointe, Michigan 48021 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102265268).\nBaird, Riley Sue was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2657 Kitchener St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33102103).\nBaird, Rita Lynn was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2031 Olds Rd, Leslie, Michigan 49251 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6741444).\nBaird, River Cristian was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3064 Creekview Ln, Muskegon, Michigan 49444 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32410193).\nBaird, Roberta I. was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 21833 Boulder Ave, Eastpointe, Michigan 48021 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1195003964).\nBaird, Robert Allen was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 19 Parakeet Hill Dr, Lake Orion, Michigan 48359 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31982361).\nBaird, Robert Burns was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 366 N Lindy Ave APT 4, Zeeland, Michigan 49464 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108064805).\nBaird, Robert Charles was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6741 W N Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103588456).\nBaird, Robert Dean was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8365 Chesterton Dr SW, Byron Center, Michigan 49315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6019642).\nBaird, Robert Derrick was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13100 Maine St, Detroit, Michigan 48212 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33873648).\nBaird, Robert Edmond was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 29 S Mckinley Ave, Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106490991).\nBaird, Robert Edwin was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1440 Shadowtree Ln, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001436872).\nBaird, Robert Elmer was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 16480 Cement City Rd, Cement City, Michigan 49233 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003237008).\nBaird, Robert Floyd was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3290 Dundas Rd, Beaverton, Michigan 48612 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9834233).\nBaird, Robert J. was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 615 N Freer Rd, Chelsea, Michigan 48118 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 235005990).\nBaird, Robert John was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6118 S Shore Dr, Whitehall, Michigan 49461 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108654687).\nBaird, Robert Joseph was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8365 Chesterton Dr SW, Byron Center, Michigan 49315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33879467).\nBaird, Robert L. was born in 1937 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3990 Thornwood Ct, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5978142).\nBaird, Robert Lawrence was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 35720 Camden Ct, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48335 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9808547).\nBaird, Robert Leonard was born in 1936 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4440 Oheren St, Burton, Michigan 48529 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3025968).\nBaird, Robert Lewis was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8376 Yale, Richland, Michigan 49083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5467809).\nBaird, Robert Odell was born in 1937 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13815 Horseshoe Dr APT 2, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105360403).\nBaird, Robert Pennington was born in 1941 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 69716 Ironwood Dr, Niles, Michigan 49120 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8157954).\nBaird, Robert Richard was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 54 Red Oak Cir, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108100222).\nBaird, Robert Rodney was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2674 Kitchener St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107735120).\nBaird, Robert William was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 131 Forest Trl, Leroy, Michigan 49655 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001907182).\nBaird, Robin Carol was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 917 Woodcrest Dr, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 815010160).\nBaird, Robin Lee was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 20 Elder Dr, Marquette, Michigan 49855 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108294867).\nBaird, Robin Theresa was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 973 Lake Ridge Dr UNIT 13, Traverse City, Michigan 49684 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33610229).\nBaird, Rochelle Renee was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 39 Amy Lynn Ct, Metamora, Michigan 48455 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2955000382).\nBaird, Roddy Alan was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 315 Richfield Ave, Springfield, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107307908).\nBaird, Rodney Lawrence was born in 1939 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6726 E Carrigan Dr, Newaygo, Michigan 49337 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7378910).\nBaird, Rodney Lynn was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2320 Douglas Dr, Highland, Michigan 48357 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107500196).\nBaird, Rodney Wayne was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 68879 Carls Rd, Sturgis, Michigan 49091 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34477852).\nBaird, Ronald Joseph was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 27603 E River Rd, Grosse Ile, Michigan 48138 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6253888).\nBaird, Ronald Lyman was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4368 Teanmar Ave, Muskegon, Michigan 49444 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3179116).\nBaird, Ronald Ray was born in 1937 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3857 Henry Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8407736).\nBaird, Ronnie Leslie was born in 1943 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3971 Capital Ave SW LOT 67, Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31331243).\nBaird, Rosalie Ann was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 537 Red Beech Dr, Flint, Michigan 48506 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106777579).\nBaird, Rosalie Josephine was born in 1934 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5315 Fawn Creek Dr SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49418 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108341758).\nBaird, Rose M. was born in 1929 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15425 Leader St, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 265005029).\nBaird, Rosemary was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11739 Chipway Dr, Roscommon, Michigan 48653 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8010629).\nBaird, Ross Andrew was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2360 Golf Club Rd, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33525184).\nBaird, Roxanne Marie was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1805 S Jackson Ave, Harrison, Michigan 48625 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1765013877).\nBaird, Roy William was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2415 North Rd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4873558).\nBaird, Roy William was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 245 Ponchartrain Dr, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000543907).\nBaird, Ruth was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 0 S Superior Rd BOX 66, Atlantic Mine, Michigan 49905 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9654861).\nBaird, Ruth Ann was born in 1939 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 16329 Redwood Ct, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000359104).\nBaird, Ruth Ann was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 113 S East St, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5818968).\nBaird, Ryan Andrew was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2314 N Trail Rd, Midland, Michigan 48642 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34129348).\nBaird, Ryan Christopher was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3303 Sunset Blf NE, Rockford, Michigan 49341 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108225709).\nBaird, Ryan James was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 187 Washington St, Saranac, Michigan 48881 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31245821).\nBaird, Ryan Matthew was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 515 S Anna St, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48858 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34512442).\nBaird, Sabrina Louise was born in 1996 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 55989 90Th Ave, Decatur, Michigan 49045 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33243375).\nBaird, Samantha Kate was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 602 E Bradford Rd, Midland, Michigan 48640 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34206164).\nBaird, Samantha Yvonne was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 19200 Huron River Dr, New Boston, Michigan 48164 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33683545).\nBaird, Sandra Kaye was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1108 Premont Ave, Waterford, Michigan 48328 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108153870).\nBaird, Sandra Lee was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2137 Jeannie Ct, Warren, Michigan 48091 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33893226).\nBaird, Sandra Luevena was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 20832 Tuck Rd TRLR 51, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48336 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003969322).\nBaird, Sandra Marie was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3877 Yorkland Dr NW APT 9, Comstock Park, Michigan 49321 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001801917).\nBaird, Sandra Sue was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9629 Burning Tree Dr, Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32060382).\nBaird, Sarah Anne was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7005 Parmalee Rd, Middleville, Michigan 49333 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105770639).\nBaird, Sarah Elizabeth was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15155 Tittabawassee Rd, Hemlock, Michigan 48626 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31438513).\nBaird, Sarah Lynn was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 409 E 40Th St, Holland, Michigan 49423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34204035).\nBaird, Sarah Margaret was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5635 Berkley Dr, Waterford, Michigan 48327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103488459).\nBaird, Sarah Margaret was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1522 Harbrooke Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103624257).\nBaird, Sarah Robins was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 324 Elmview Dr, Portage, Michigan 49024 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9884123).\nBaird, Sara Romano was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2719 Bronson Blvd, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31629339).\nBaird, Scot Alan was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5907 Lake Rd, Greenville, Michigan 48838 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108849216).\nBaird, Scot Michael was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 210 Isbell St, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8588498).\nBaird, Scott A. was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4283 Scenic Dr E, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1495001406).\nBaird, Scott Alan was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 17203 Jefferson Rd, Morley, Michigan 49336 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33569671).\nBaird, Scott Alexander was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9655 Andersonville Rd, Clarkston, Michigan 48346 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109010031).\nBaird, Scott William was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3242 N Us Highway 23, Oscoda, Michigan 48750 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33631407).\nBaird, Sera Marie was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3007 County Road Cd, Ishpeming, Michigan 49849 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107829076).\nBaird, Seth Clayton was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1340 Hollywood St NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33014293).\nBaird, Shane Albert was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 920 Court St, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9888037).\nBaird, Shannon Kay was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 214 Briars Farm Ln, Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002942367).\nBaird, Shannon Marie was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1012 S Airport Rd, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34521367).\nBaird, Shari Lynn was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9902 Meadow View Ct, Northville, Michigan 48167 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33201617).\nBaird, Sharon Kay was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 870 Upton Ave, Springfield, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7652352).\nBaird, Sharon Maxine was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11939 Setter Ln, Atlanta, Michigan 49709 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001868807).\nBaird, Shawn Clarence was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2367 Holly Park Ln, Muskegon, Michigan 49442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003634455).\nBaird, Shawn Lee was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8591 W Cadillac Rd, Mc Bain, Michigan 49657 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6547466).\nBaird, Shawn Michael was born in 1976 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 190 Mason St, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9105560).\nBaird, Sheila Kay was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1480 Mclaughlin Ave APT 210, Muskegon, Michigan 49442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32763162).\nBaird, Shelley M. was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3636 Cribbins Rd, North Street, Michigan 48049 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7167841).\nBaird, Sheri Lynn was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1440 Shadowtree Ln, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001477176).\nBaird, Shirley Marlene was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3914 Red Arrow Rd, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34607786).\nBaird, Shirley May was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 279 Oakdale Dr, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31888608).\nBaird, Shyanne Tailyr was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 338 Cross Oaks Dr APT 4, Plainwell, Michigan 49080 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34021131).\nBaird, Sierra Ryann was born in 1999 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 953 N Valley Ave, Fremont, Michigan 49412 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159189343).\nBaird, Spencer David was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10305 Page Ave, Jackson, Michigan 49201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32039094).\nBaird, Spencer Evan was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 65 11Th St, Plainwell, Michigan 49080 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31316685).\nBaird, Spencer Kenneth was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2719 Bronson Blvd, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31245227).\nBaird, Spencer Marshall was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6935 Wild Plum Rdg, Richland, Michigan 49083 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107476438).\nBaird, Stacie Lynn was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 660 Parkwood Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103233367).\nBaird, Staci Marie was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6255 Telegraph Rd LOT 126, Erie, Michigan 48133 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107229225).\nBaird, Stacy Ellen was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1253 Heatherwood Ln, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32506329).\nBaird, Stanley William was born in 1935 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2880 Oliver Dr, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5638440).\nBaird, Star Haley was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 427 Spring St, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630020159).\nBaird, Steelson Dean was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2461 Reba Ave, Warren, Michigan 48091 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103350489).\nBaird, Stephanie Marie was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 548 E Groat Rd, Dowling, Michigan 49050 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106521305).\nBaird, Stephanie Marie was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 634 S Drake Rd APT K10, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34308668).\nBaird, Stephanie Michelle was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10305 Page Ave, Jackson, Michigan 49201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103868195).\nBaird, Stephen was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as N 14212 Us Highway 41, Carney, Michigan 49812 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8502428).\nBaird, Stephen Charles was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 655 Oriole St, Coopersville, Michigan 49404 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7196481).\nBaird, Stephen Friedrich was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 46138 Kramer Dr, Shelby Township, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31477322).\nBaird, Stephon Warren was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9313 Whitneyville Ave SE, Alto, Michigan 49302 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102616182).\nBaird, Steve Matthew was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2700 Eaton Rapids Rd LOT 115, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32357726).\nBaird, Steven was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4601 Fleming Rd, Fowlerville, Michigan 48836 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32373926).\nBaird, Steven Gary was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8195 Main St, Birch Run, Michigan 48415 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108288570).\nBaird, Steven Gerard was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22751 Koths St, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10670622).\nBaird, Steven Joseph was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 26850 Crystal Ave, Warren, Michigan 48091 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105213436).\nBaird, Steven Lance was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5801 Pueblo Trl, Gaylord, Michigan 49735 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33800820).\nBaird, Steven Mark was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5450 S Beyer Rd, Frankenmuth, Michigan 48734 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8945377).\nBaird, Steven Michael was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4434 Cherrytree Ln, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108875057).\nBaird, Steven Michael was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 27945 Jean Rd, Warren, Michigan 48093 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34079462).\nBaird, Steven Thomas was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7273 Portal Rd, Lexington, Michigan 48450 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6743152).\nBaird, Steven Wade was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6252 Knapp St NE, Ada, Michigan 49301 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5646410).\nBaird, Steven Wayne was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 43333 Westview Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4211493).\nBaird, Susan Christine was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4684 Salzburg Cir, Portage, Michigan 49024 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004087485).\nBaird, Susan Eileen was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4402 Hunters Cir E, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003833106).\nBaird, Susan Joyce was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 27191 Academy St, Roseville, Michigan 48066 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103356844).\nBaird, Susan Marie was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2415 North Rd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4873577).\nBaird, Susanne Carol was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8541 Crofoot Rd, Fowlerville, Michigan 48836 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003232116).\nBaird, Suzanne Arlene was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11264 Chandler Rd, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5638441).\nBaird, Suzanne Christine was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2329 W M 55, West Branch, Michigan 48661 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33703996).\nBaird, Sydney Rose was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 953 N Valley Ave, Fremont, Michigan 49412 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1240000632).\nBaird, Sylvia Kim was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2445 Russit Dr NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49525 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001595556).\nBaird, Tamara Lynn was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4493 Mackinaw Rd, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1495014790).\nBaird, Tami Jean was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4103 Lapeer Rd, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33677644).\nBaird, Tammy Lynn was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9993 Bluewater Hwy, Lowell, Michigan 49331 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001491553).\nBaird, Tammy Marie was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11055 Walnut Dr, Nunica, Michigan 49448 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31909639).\nBaird, Tammy Sue was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2674 Kitchener St SW, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107390811).\nBaird, Tara Elizabeth was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 720 Kimberly Dr, Troy, Michigan 48098 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108924041).\nBaird, Tara Jaylynne was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8576 Old State Ave, Farwell, Michigan 48622 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159185736).\nBaird, Tara Kathleen was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 23694 Lyon Ridge Dr, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107023413).\nBaird, Teddy James was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 300 Poplar St, Ontonagon, Michigan 49953 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107197622).\nBaird, Teresa Eleanor was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 45235 County Road 581, Ishpeming, Michigan 49849 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33882690).\nBaird, Terry Charles was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 21090 Batchelder Ct, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9107917).\nBaird, Terry Lee was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4484 W Water St, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108663891).\nBaird, Theodore John was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 222 N Kalamazoo Mall APT 350, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49007 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33726637).\nBaird, Theresa Marie was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8666 5Th St, Vestaburg, Michigan 48891 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34489647).\nBaird, Thomas Ainslie was born in 1935 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2490 Jacob Rd, Caro, Michigan 48723 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31297966).\nBaird, Thomas Alan was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11618 Jarvis Hwy, Dimondale, Michigan 48821 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2371942).\nBaird, Thomas Albert was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1522 Harbrooke Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103624258).\nBaird, Thomas Alexander was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1407 Taylor St, Bay City, Michigan 48708 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5417818).\nBaird, Thomas Alexander was born in 1941 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24549 Edgewood Dr, Novi, Michigan 48374 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 755006341).\nBaird, Thomas Allen was born in 1945 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5559 Hickory Ln, Bay City, Michigan 48706 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7753101).\nBaird, Thomas Arthur was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13074 11 Mile Rd, Ceresco, Michigan 49033 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4735844).\nBaird, Thomas Chris was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1701 Delaware Ave, Flint, Michigan 48506 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102722847).\nBaird, Thomas D. was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10526 S Walnut Dr, Traverse City, Michigan 49684 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8580196).\nBaird, Thomas Earl was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15946 Morningside, Northville, Michigan 48168 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32071970).\nBaird, Thomas Floyd was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1701 Delaware Ave, Flint, Michigan 48506 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9541070).\nBaird, Thomas Michael was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1725 Amberina Dr, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001927321).\nBaird, Thomas Michael was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1208 Wildwood Ave, Jackson, Michigan 49202 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004278890).\nBaird, Thomas Paul was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3400 Willis Rd, Grass Lake, Michigan 49240 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7280419).\nBaird, Thomas Peter was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 23831 Lloyd Ct, Dearborn, Michigan 48124 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104894027).\nBaird, Thomas W. was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 37405 Calka Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48310 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4211492).\nBaird, Tiffany Lynn was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 550 W Western Ave APT 443, Muskegon, Michigan 49440 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108972196).\nBaird, Tim Albert was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11 Deer Creek Dr, Fort Gratiot, Michigan 48059 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001562042).\nBaird, Timmi Raeann was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1217 Noeske St, Midland, Michigan 48640 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31477324).\nBaird, Timothy James was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 705 Snow Ave, Battle Creek, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107764120).\nBaird, Timothy Patrick was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1867 Clover Ridge Dr, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108332085).\nBaird, Tina Ruth was born in 1968 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7955 Cogswell St, Romulus, Michigan 48174 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108365297).\nBaird, Todd Allan was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 214 Briars Farm Ln, Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002484214).\nBaird, Todd Allen was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11055 Walnut Dr, Nunica, Michigan 49448 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31894617).\nBaird, Todd Michael was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5274 S 36Th St, Climax, Michigan 49034 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7247800).\nBaird, Tommy Lee was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5635 Berkley Dr, Waterford, Michigan 48327 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103461991).\nBaird, Toni Lynn was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3290 Dundas Rd, Beaverton, Michigan 48612 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9808549).\nBaird, Tonya Sue was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15722 E S Ave, Climax, Michigan 49034 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33392133).\nBaird, Tori Lynn was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1013 Pennoyer Ave, Grand Haven, Michigan 49417 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34274441).\nBaird, Tracey Marie was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14498 Eddy Lake Rd, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4947284).\nBaird, Traci Diane was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3877 Yorkland Dr NW APT 9, Comstock Park, Michigan 49321 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002602509).\nBaird, Travis Anthony was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5679 Cedar Cir, Prescott, Michigan 48756 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33139187).\nBaird, Travis Gordon was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6857 S Main St, Falmouth, Michigan 49632 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001160039).\nBaird, Travis Sabat was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 973 Lake Ridge Dr UNIT 13, Traverse City, Michigan 49684 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33608845).\nBaird, Trevor Shane was born in 1995 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4929 Mildred Ave SE, Kentwood, Michigan 49508 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32427553).\nBaird, Tricia Lynn was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1454 Shadyview Dr SE, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32766883).\nBaird, Tyffany Lynn was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1867 Clover Ridge Dr, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31360899).\nBaird, Tyler Eric was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14095 Payne Forest Ave, Grand Haven, Michigan 49417 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159258142).\nBaird, Tyler Michael was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3636 Cribbins Rd, North Street, Michigan 48049 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109082930).\nBaird, Tyson Paul was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 23694 Lyon Ridge Dr, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105786965).\nBaird, Valerie A. was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 955 E Maple St, Holly, Michigan 48442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 675000773).\nBaird, Vickey Lynn was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 225 Wisconsin Ave, Gladstone, Michigan 49837 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9797411).\nBaird, Victoria Marie was born in 1999 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 41129 Wildwood Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34380992).\nBaird, Vincent Gates was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 10700 Stoney Point Dr, Delton, Michigan 49046 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32424411).\nBaird, Violet Ruth was born in 1929 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 21 Basket Br, Fenton, Michigan 48430 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103001639).\nBaird, Virginia was born in 1938 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 577 Center St, Plainwell, Michigan 49080 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106992935).\nBaird, Walter Melvin was born in 1933 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 864 Lenna Keith Cir, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 530028340).\nBaird, Wanda Fae was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2875 Hamilton Rd, Muskegon, Michigan 49445 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34107165).\nBaird, Wanda Jeanne was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11305 Van Natter Rd, Otisville, Michigan 48463 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106274440).\nBaird, Wanda Sue was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2833 W Robin Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48601 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10550815).\nBaird, Wayne Martin was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 606 E Sunset Dr, Muskegon, Michigan 49445 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4323194).\nBaird, Wellington Eckert was born in 1928 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5368 Heritage Dr, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3751939).\nBaird, Wendy Carol was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13610 Main St APT 2, Bath, Michigan 48808 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108978725).\nBaird, Wendy Jo was born in 1980 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 650 Birkdale Ct, Coopersville, Michigan 49404 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10244036).\nBaird, Wilfriede Maria was born in 1940 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6726 E Carrigan Dr, Newaygo, Michigan 49337 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1980007253).\nBaird, William Daniel was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 18668 Oxbow Dr, Barryton, Michigan 49305 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106595966).\nBaird, William Eric was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5670 Lakecress Dr S, Saginaw, Michigan 48603 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003546368).\nBaird, William H. was born in 1928 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2447 Betty Ln, Flint, Michigan 48507 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2352656).\nBaird, William James was born in 1928 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15425 Leader St, Taylor, Michigan 48180 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5053699).\nBaird, William John was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 33315 Beth Ann Dr, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48310 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4211491).\nBaird, William Joseph was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1208 Wildwood Ave, Jackson, Michigan 49202 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7418042).\nBaird, William Keith was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24703 Maryland St, Southfield, Michigan 48075 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34559042).\nBaird, William Mccord was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1701 Platt St, Niles, Michigan 49120 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106911160).\nBaird, William Michael was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6269 Chippewa Ave, Saugatuck, Michigan 49453 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33457256).\nBaird, William Robert was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8531 Pierce Rd, Freeland, Michigan 48623 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32364007).\nBaird, William Scot was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2350 Harmony Dr, Burton, Michigan 48509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31529651).\nBaird, William Thomas was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5238 W O N Ave, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49009 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10150133).\nBaird, William Thomas was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6492 Ray Rd, Swartz Creek, Michigan 48473 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4928229).\nBaird, William Vance was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6710 White Clover Dr, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105379839).\nBaird, Wilma H. was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1026 Belton St, Garden City, Michigan 48135 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104901110).\nBaird, Zach Donal was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 541 E Sawyer Blvd, Newaygo, Michigan 49337 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002186053).\nBaird, Zackary Allan was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6824 Peck Rd, Greenville, Michigan 48838 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1975017760).\nBaird-Boria, Candace Laura was born in 1962 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7609 Lake Wood Dr, Portage, Michigan 49002 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31265399).\nBaird-Brown, Jordyn Kameron-Hunter was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24631 Laetham Ave, Eastpointe, Michigan 48021 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34346863).\nBaird-Cox, Kelly Ann was born in 1963 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 44733 Fenwick Dr, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9758532).\nBaird-Gravett, April Lynn was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3895 Bankers Rd, Hillsdale, Michigan 49242 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106168961).\nBaird-Harmon, Elaine R. was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1413 Sylvan Ln, Midland, Michigan 48640 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108928512).\nBaird-Martinez, Marcos David was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13670 S Beyer Rd, Birch Run, Michigan 48415 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34472018).\nBaird-Mejia, Jacob Alexander was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 630 Moorland Dr, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32551102).\nBaird-Mejia, Joshua Stephen was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 630 Moorland Dr, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159252506).\nBaird-Mejia, Maria Soledad was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1200 Schavey Rd, Dewitt, Michigan 48820 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32902268).\nBaird-Pauli, Barbara Jean was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5845 Moscow Rd, Horton, Michigan 49246 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 310000511).\nBaird-Rainey, Shelley Celeste was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5287 Charlevoix Dr, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34280457).\nBaird-Szabo, Janet Kay was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1900 S Orr Rd, Hemlock, Michigan 48626 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34212699).\nBaire, Christopher Glen was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1710 E G Ave APT 2B, Kalamazoo, Michigan 49004 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33762599).\nBaire, Max Mark was born in 1992 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5079 Meckler Ln, Warren, Michigan 48092 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34012695).\nBaire, Pamela Sue was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 207 N Franks Ave APT 4, Sturgis, Michigan 49091 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31648303).\nBaireddy, Hari Prasad was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1830 Shepherds Dr, Troy, Michigan 48084 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 830010669).\nBaireddy, Srikar was born in 1998 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 600 E Madison St 1917 FREDERIC, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630103101).\nBairefoot, Eloise Rose was born in 1951 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 212 S Jefferson St, Ionia, Michigan 48846 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5566102).\nBaires, Ana Sabina was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 915 44Th St SW APT 21G, Wyoming, Michigan 49509 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33129910).\nBaires-Bonilla, Cheryl Ann-Bonnie was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1083 Stanley Ave, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108285629).\nBair-Hayward, Melissa Elaine was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6356 Whiteford Center Rd, Lambertville, Michigan 48144 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32345592).\nBairisetti, Venu G. was born in 1967 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 49336 Dominion Ct, Canton, Michigan 48187 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2610016798).\nBairley, Bonnie Marie was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14146 Wagon Wheel Ct, Chelsea, Michigan 48118 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107458249).\nBairley, Elyse Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 696 Darwin Rd, Pinckney, Michigan 48169 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 580002179).\nBairley, Jeffrey Scott was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1305 Washington Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103118229).\nBairley, Jeffrey Steven was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 696 Darwin Rd, Pinckney, Michigan 48169 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108768177).\nBairley, Jennifer Marie was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 113 Clinton St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32614623).\nBairley, Kenneth John was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 44097 Rivergate Dr, Clinton Township, Michigan 48038 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3587637).\nBairley, Lisa Ellen was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8839 Canyon St, Detroit, Michigan 48236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107891881).\nBairley, Matthew Davis was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8839 Canyon St, Detroit, Michigan 48236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107648170).\nBairley, Michael John was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14934 Frazho Rd, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33621492).\nBairley, Paul Gregory was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 14146 Wagon Wheel Ct, Chelsea, Michigan 48118 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7089355).\nBairley, Rebecca Ann was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 44097 Rivergate Dr, Clinton Township, Michigan 48038 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3587638).\nBairm, Alaa Khalid was born in 2000 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4538 Pimlico Pl, Okemos, Michigan 48864 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159240909).\nBair-Mays, Matthew David was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6356 Whiteford Center Rd, Lambertville, Michigan 48144 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34141357).\nBairo, Randa was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5616 Renville St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000127932).\nBairq, Randa Ali-Ahmed was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14207 Lanson Ave, Dearborn, Michigan 48126 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108608439).\nBairrington, Kendra Leann was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4330 Keller Rd APT 2, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33388886).\nBairski, Aaron Dennis was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 514 W South St, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104259414).\nBairski, Colleen Emma was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 667 Dewey St APT 201, Lapeer, Michigan 48446 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34118357).\nBairski, Delphine Cecelia was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 359 S Silver St, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7123627).\nBairski, Dennis Theodore was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 923 E Huron Ave, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7113493).\nBairski, Gary Joseph was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 359 S Silver St, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7113555).\nBairski, Kayla Kristine was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1723 S Van Dyke Rd TRLR 4, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34287001).\nBairski, Keith Edward was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1655 Mckenzie Rd, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002720356).\nBairski, Kerry John was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3570 Jamesridge Dr, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108074625).\nBairski, Marjorie Lucille was born in 1927 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 731 Lynn Ct, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7115660).\nBairski, Richard James was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 444 North St, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34147289).\nBairski, Robert Duane was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 731 Lynn Ct, Bad Axe, Michigan 48413 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102783942).\nBairski, Sara Lynn was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3570 Jamesridge Dr, Hudsonville, Michigan 49426 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32857447).\nBairski, Tricia Ann was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2658 Cove Bay Dr, Waterford, Michigan 48329 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31567902).\nBair-Snodgrass, Kathleen Frances was born in 1961 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2332 15Th St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4566155).\nBair-Sylvester, Cynthia Florence was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5644 Ogden St, Detroit, Michigan 48210 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32830663).\nBais, Richard Margarito was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 20 Lucille St, Pontiac, Michigan 48340 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33668201).\nBaisa, Abdulla Awad was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3850 Radcliff Dr, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32906470).\nBaisa, Brian H. was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1315 Washtenaw Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630051388).\nBaisa, Carl Gutierrez was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1570 Raymer St, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9258985).\nBaisa, Elmer Gutierrez was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 743 Bingham Ct, Commerce Township, Michigan 48382 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001913715).\nBaisa, Jocelyn C. was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 743 Bingham Ct, Commerce Township, Michigan 48382 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001751570).\nBa-Isa, Mazen Abdulla was born in 1980 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 45236 Middlebury Ln, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2610016543).\nBaisa, Rachel-Noelle Gecain was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1570 Raymer St, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33417204).\nBaisa, Rosalie Gutierrez was born in 1936 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 32001 Cherry Hill Rd APT 809, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33842751).\nBaisa, Tamir Abdulla was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6665 Carlton Rd, Canton, Michigan 48187 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32852711).\nBaisa, Trevor-Jordan Gecain was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1570 Raymer St, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33904485).\nBaisch, Arlene E. was born in 1938 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 421 Argyle Ct, Milan, Michigan 48160 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7079099).\nBaisch, Ashley Lee was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 58306 Mound Rd, Washington, Michigan 48094 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003004288).\nBaisch, Bernadine Jo was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11192 S 8Th St, Schoolcraft, Michigan 49087 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8112083).\nBaisch, Bridget Elaine was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 800 N Harris St, Saline, Michigan 48176 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003219577).\nBaisch, Carol Sue was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9280 Rawsonville Rd, Belleville, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33541722).\nBaisch, Cassie Sue was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11201 Crowe Rd, Milan, Michigan 48160 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003911490).\nBaisch, Catherine Powers was born in 1933 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1684 Myron Ave, Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107461225).\nBaisch, Cheryl Anne was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5477 Willis Rd, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32887972).\nBaisch, Colleen Mccarley was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2865 River Meadow Cir, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106266897).\nBaisch, Dana Travis was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1748 Lakeshore Dr APT 1, Muskegon, Michigan 49441 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105698512).\nBaisch, Daniel Paul was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7865 Stewart Rd, Monroe, Michigan 48162 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6079549).\nBaisch, Daniel Robert was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7730 Broadview Dr SE, Caledonia, Michigan 49316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104611441).\nBaisch, Denny Lee was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 42257 Ashbury Dr, Canton, Michigan 48187 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4678498).\nBaisch, Doshie Ann was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 9258 Rawsonville Rd, Belleville, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6653292).\nBaisch, Frances Carolyn was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12100 Matthews Hwy, Clinton, Michigan 49236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8678608).\nBaisch, Gavin Lee was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7265 Anna Dr, Van Buren Twp, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002557896).\nBaisch, Heather Marie was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8366 Torrey Rd, Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34162508).\nBaisch, Howard Glenn was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3541 23 Mile Rd, Shelby Township, Michigan 48316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 913930).\nBaisch, Howard Joseph was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5521/2 Laprairie St, Ferndale, Michigan 48220 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33680194).\nBaisch, Iona Rose was born in 1921 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 14750 Lakeside Cir APT 333, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48313 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5189237).\nBaisch, Irene Joan was born in 1928 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12768 N Platt Rd, Milan, Michigan 48160 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5962003).\nBaisch, Jacob Lee was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9258 Rawsonville Rd, Belleville, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107045993).\nBaisch, Jennifer Jean was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7730 Broadview Dr SE, Caledonia, Michigan 49316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104534215).\nBaisch, Jennifer Megan was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5608 Cary Dr, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33715608).\nBaisch, Jeremy Kyle was born in 1985 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2864 N Blacks Corners Rd, Imlay City, Michigan 48444 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106357903).\nBaisch, Joan J. was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6310 Seminole Rd, Oscoda, Michigan 48750 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7259195).\nBaisch, Jossalyn Julia was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 342 N Ann St, Fowlerville, Michigan 48836 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107680057).\nBaisch, Karen Krista was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 58306 Mound Rd, Washington, Michigan 48094 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003004294).\nBaisch, Kathryn Ann was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7865 Stewart Rd, Monroe, Michigan 48162 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6126830).\nBaisch, Kenneth Duane was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5477 Willis Rd, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31813510).\nBaisch, Kimberly Michelle was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7265 Anna Dr, Van Buren Twp, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002557898).\nBaisch, Kristy Pauline was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4169 Sandy Dr, Dorr, Michigan 49323 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105824256).\nBaisch, Lawrence Russell was born in 1960 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6074 Columbia St, Haslett, Michigan 48840 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 540012982).\nBaisch, Lisa Marie was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4275 108Th Ave, Allegan, Michigan 49010 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109071980).\nBaisch, Margaret Sandreen was born in 1941 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1928 Rockhill Ct, Howell, Michigan 48843 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33729427).\nBaisch, Matthew Jon was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4169 Sandy Dr, Dorr, Michigan 49323 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105824258).\nBaisch, Melissa Jane was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 18573 Washtenaw St, Harper Woods, Michigan 48225 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001010496).\nBaisch, Michael Clement was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5806 Cary Dr, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32065044).\nBaisch, Michael Forrest was born in 1943 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6821 Pixley Ave NE, Belmont, Michigan 49306 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10526460).\nBaisch, Michael Forrest was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15925 Bass Lake Ave, Gowen, Michigan 49326 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1950001453).\nBaisch, Michael Lee was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9280 Rawsonville Rd, Belleville, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33541728).\nBaisch, Patricia Kay was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1310 S Graham Rd, Flint, Michigan 48532 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2309071).\nBaisch, Patrick Ralph was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11201 Crowe Rd, Milan, Michigan 48160 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159239821).\nBaisch, Phyllis M. was born in 1929 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 809 Charrington Ct, Mason, Michigan 48854 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001238045).\nBaisch, Randy Lee-Bullard was born in 1990 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4169 Sandy Dr, Dorr, Michigan 49323 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106073128).\nBaisch, Richard Allen was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 450 N Grand Ave, Fowlerville, Michigan 48836 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106580577).\nBaisch, Richard R. was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11507 Republic Ave, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3488171).\nBaisch, Richard Raymond was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5449 Worchester Way, Gladwin, Michigan 48624 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102158321).\nBaisch, Richard Warren was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2865 River Meadow Cir, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106266908).\nBaisch, Robert A. was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15437 Parkside St, Monroe, Michigan 48161 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1525000017).\nBaisch, Rodney Lee was born in 1951 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 9258 Rawsonville Rd, Belleville, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6653291).\nBaisch, Ruth Ann was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 29276 Manchester St, Westland, Michigan 48185 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3670774).\nBaisch, Samantha-Marie Pauline was born in 1997 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4599 Pine Hollow Ct, Muskegon, Michigan 49442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34046031).\nBaisch, Shannon Lynne was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5810 Watling Rd, Barryton, Michigan 49305 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33647140).\nBaisch, Stella Joan was born in 1947 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 42257 Ashbury Dr, Canton, Michigan 48187 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4678518).\nBaisch, Tammy Lynn was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2733 Pinehurst Rd, Norton Shores, Michigan 49441 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106880693).\nBaisch, Victoria M. was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3541 23 Mile Rd, Shelby Township, Michigan 48316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 914403).\nBaisch, William Cory was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1064 Sarah St, Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33155080).\nBaisch, William Walter was born in 1940 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12100 Matthews Hwy, Clinton, Michigan 49236 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8213390).\nBaisch-Moore, Kylee Rochelle was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 21614 Chester, Ray, Michigan 48096 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34234919).\nBaisden, Amanda Irene was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 24914 Marigold Ave, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2840032964).\nBaisden, Angella Jean-Louise was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 519 Woodlawn Ave, Grand Haven, Michigan 49417 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34375546).\nBaisden, Anna Marie was born in 1958 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 219 25Th St N, Springfield, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001973582).\nBaisden, Anthony Lee was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 26681 Kitch St, Inkster, Michigan 48141 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31913492).\nBaisden, Beth Ellen was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10895 Oak Ln APT 15110, Van Buren Twp, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109050450).\nBaisden, Billy Ray was born in 1934 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6384 Sutton Rd, Britton, Michigan 49229 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32266583).\nBaisden, Brian Lee was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 24914 Marigold Ave, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104027000).\nBaisden, Brittani Rae was born in 1990 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22400 Saint Clair Dr, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan 48081 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1160013980).\nBaisden, Brooke was born in 1991 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 813 Marion Dr, Holly, Michigan 48442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159246880).\nBaisden, Cathy Jo was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 60 Graves Ave, Battle Creek, Michigan 49037 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106274212).\nBaisden, Charles Millard was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 127 Goldsmith Dr, Clarklake, Michigan 49234 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33173751).\nBaisden, Christine Anita was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8832 Eiseman Rd, Manchester, Michigan 48158 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10015038).\nBaisden, Christine Michelle was born in 1974 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 21345 Karr Rd, Belleville, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002472370).\nBaisden, Deborah Ann was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11173 12Th Ave NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49534 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7296699).\nBaisden, Deborah Elaine was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 207 Falls Ct APT F, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32510979).\nBaisden, Derek James was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11346 Pinnacle Dr, Grass Lake, Michigan 49240 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33937479).\nBaisden, Donald D. was born in 1971 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2219 Drexel St, Detroit, Michigan 48215 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000314807).\nBaisden, Ellen Sue was born in 1949 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 486 Van Nest St, Dundee, Michigan 48131 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6080836).\nBaisden, Estel Lee was born in 1956 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 19859 Nicke St APT 2, Clinton Township, Michigan 48035 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1200010537).\nBaisden, Heidi Kay was born in 1965 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11750 Ryan Rd, Munith, Michigan 49259 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7171982).\nBaisden, Jacqueline Ann was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6384 Sutton Rd, Britton, Michigan 49229 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6866025).\nBaisden, James Alva was born in 1944 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 486 Van Nest St, Dundee, Michigan 48131 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6080604).\nBaisden, Janet Rena was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 305 Dunham St, Dundee, Michigan 48131 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000531509).\nBaisden, Janette Dionne was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5727 W Michigan Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 205009146).\nBaisden, Jim Junior was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11750 Ryan Rd, Munith, Michigan 49259 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7172016).\nBaisden, Joe Don was born in 1978 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5939 Wayne Rd, Pentwater, Michigan 49449 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103458753).\nBaisden, Johnathan Cody was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2925 E Sessions Rd, Sheridan, Michigan 48884 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33565718).\nBaisden, Joshua Aaron was born in 1979 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 51000 Mott Rd TRLR 130, Canton, Michigan 48188 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105061307).\nBaisden, Judith A. was born in 1942 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 300 S Main St APT 334, Davison, Michigan 48423 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002597348).\nBaisden, Kaitlin Renee was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11346 Pinnacle Dr, Grass Lake, Michigan 49240 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33787737).\nBaisden, Kaitlynn Barbara was born in 1992 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 18605 Mesle St, Roseville, Michigan 48066 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33248778).\nBaisden, Karly Rae was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5519 Windy Hill Ln, Jackson, Michigan 49201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32968051).\nBaisden, Karrington Juanita was born in 1998 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 31225 Pickwick Ln, Franklin, Michigan 48025 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 680004535).\nBaisden, Katherine Lorena was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6187 Lodi Ln, Saline, Michigan 48176 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102383608).\nBaisden, Kyle William was born in 1993 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 23058 Crossley Ave, Hazel Park, Michigan 48030 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34205952).\nBaisden, Larry Eugene was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 132 N Marquette St UPPR, Ironwood, Michigan 49938 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106719031).\nBaisden, Lauren Elizabeth was born in 1989 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 212 W Harding Ave, Ironwood, Michigan 49938 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 104247815).\nBaisden, Linda Kathleen was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11435 Fisher Ave, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108163581).\nBaisden, Lionel Delano was born in 1974 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 17579 Avon Ave, Detroit, Michigan 48219 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 545271).\nBaisden, Mathis was born in 1923 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2219 Drexel St, Detroit, Michigan 48215 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2000200789).\nBaisden, Matthew Rodney was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 21345 Karr Rd, Belleville, Michigan 48111 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002473241).\nBaisden, Max William was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15110 Camden Ave, Eastpointe, Michigan 48021 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31230309).\nBaisden, Michael Robert was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5519 Windy Hill Ln, Jackson, Michigan 49201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33089071).\nBaisden, Michelle Leigh was born in 1978 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 450 Dorothy St, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107192781).\nBaisden, Michelle Lynn was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 825 Church St, Grass Lake, Michigan 49240 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32263283).\nBaisden, Nicholas John was born in 1982 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 50837 Middle River Dr, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31061054).\nBaisden, Norvil Don was born in 1948 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5939 Wayne Rd, Pentwater, Michigan 49449 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10698007).\nBaisden, Paula Geneva was born in 1959 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7407 Yellow Wood, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108376792).\nBaisden, Pauline J. was born in 1934 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 25215 Malvina Ave, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3488261).\nBaisden, Rachonne Enid was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 26593 Summerdale Dr, Southfield, Michigan 48033 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32936263).\nBaisden, Rodney was born in 1957 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8832 Eiseman Rd, Manchester, Michigan 48158 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10015039).\nBaisden, Ronda J. was born in 1967 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5897 Wayne Rd, Pentwater, Michigan 49449 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8630445).\nBaisden, Scott Edward was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2935 Oak Valley Ave SW APT 303-D, Wyoming, Michigan 49519 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 945007540).\nBaisden, Sharon Denise was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5727 W Michigan Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 80091).\nBaisden, Sharon Elaine was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 17579 Avon Ave, Detroit, Michigan 48219 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 378404).\nBaisden, Steven was born in 1965 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5897 Wayne Rd, Pentwater, Michigan 49449 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8630451).\nBaisden, Susan A. was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1075 Lindbergh St, Wyandotte, Michigan 48192 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4128770).\nBaisden, Tamara Lashelle was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5727 W Michigan Ave, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 205005385).\nBaisden, Tammy Lee was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 127 Goldsmith Dr, Clarklake, Michigan 49234 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33173752).\nBaisden, Tenesea Lynnette was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2219 Drexel St, Detroit, Michigan 48215 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 224817).\nBaisden, Thomas Paul was born in 1966 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 825 Church St, Grass Lake, Michigan 49240 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32299215).\nBaisden, Tifani Anne was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 50837 Middle River Dr, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31058204).\nBaisden, Timothy William-Thomas was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 51273 Village Edge E APT 102, New Baltimore, Michigan 48047 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34474109).\nBaisden, Tracy Lynn was born in 1971 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 22400 Saint Clair Dr, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan 48081 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9380336).\nBaisden, William Herbert was born in 1946 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11435 Fisher Ave, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106651821).\nBaisden, William Herbert was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 22400 Saint Clair Dr, Saint Clair Shores, Michigan 48081 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 9380337).\nBais-Disessa, Janie was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5100 E Holly Rd, Holly, Michigan 48442 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5758220).\nBaise, Beth Ann was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 15194 Amber Ct, Plymouth, Michigan 48170 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 103175915).\nBaise, Edith Josephine was born in 1950 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 34722 Pembroke Ave, Livonia, Michigan 48152 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001719123).\nBaise, Gregory was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 34722 Pembroke Ave, Livonia, Michigan 48152 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001733776).\nBaise, Gregory Jordan was born in 1970 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3018 Cochrane St, Detroit, Michigan 48216 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4004000467).\nBaise, Nancy Lynn was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3018 Cochrane St, Detroit, Michigan 48216 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 102746707).\nBaise, Nicholas Avery-Troy was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15194 Amber Ct, Plymouth, Michigan 48170 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001955963).\nBaise, Rose was born in 1928 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5209 S Pebblecreek Rd, West Bloomfield, Michigan 48322 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4655019).\nBaise, Timothy George was born in 1972 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1950 Barry Rd, Williamston, Michigan 48895 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001853167).\nBaise, Tori Nicole was born in 1995 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1950 Barry Rd, Williamston, Michigan 48895 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32898994).\nBaise, Tracie Lee was born in 1973 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 1950 Barry Rd, Williamston, Michigan 48895 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4001853169).\nBaise-Bergeron, Elizabeth Sophia was born in 1977 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7100 Avey Ln, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1505003984).\nBaisel, Chad Eugene was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 615 N Royston Rd, Charlotte, Michigan 48813 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108390979).\nBaisel, Claudia Ann was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7101 Williams Rd, Lansing, Michigan 48911 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 565002147).\nBaisel, Corey Neil was born in 1975 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 204 Mark St, Mason, Michigan 48854 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34018486).\nBaisel, Jacob Thomas was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5904 Potter St, Haslett, Michigan 48840 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33359630).\nBaisel, Jane A. was born in 1930 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12323 Broadbent Rd, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 205000961).\nBaisel, Jerri Lee was born in 1943 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5061 Glen Durgan Ct, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 525010212).\nBaisel, Katherine Ammon was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 16948 Tallman Rd, Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8334062).\nBaisel, L Wayne was born in 1929 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 12323 Broadbent Rd, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 205000962).\nBaisel, Marie D. was born in 1960 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 10140 N Cochran Rd, Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1406863).\nBaisel, Mark David was born in 1954 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5415 Millett Hwy, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31553989).\nBaisel, Marvin Dee was born in 1963 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 514 Pleasant St, Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4882877).\nBaisel, Max Dean was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 16948 Tallman Rd, Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8334065).\nBaisel, Max Tyler was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2233 Mace Ave, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33511310).\nBaisel, Robert Leroy was born in 1942 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5061 Glen Durgan Ct, Holt, Michigan 48842 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 525010213).\nBaish, Christopher James was born in 1991 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 351 Oakhill Ave APT 306, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34290489).\nBaisley, Amy Elizabeth was born in 1969 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 757 Caribou Ct, Rochester, Michigan 48307 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5324173).\nBaisley, Daniel Ryan was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 421 Shepard St, Mio, Michigan 48647 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31111664).\nBaisley, Donald Andre was born in 1937 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 836 Townsend Dr, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10088464).\nBaisley, Ethel T. was born in 1937 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2220 Juniper Ct, Shelby Township, Michigan 48316 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 963917).\nBaisley, George Arthur was born in 1943 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 6913 Springtree Ln, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108800621).\nBaisley, Jennifer Lynn was born in 1984 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 45436 Sterritt St, Utica, Michigan 48317 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106907114).\nBaisley, Jessica Michelle was born in 1986 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 34761 Moravian Dr APT 108, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108524581).\nBaisley, John Allen was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 31335 Gardendale Dr, Warren, Michigan 48088 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108046822).\nBaisley, John Michael was born in 1968 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 757 Caribou Ct, Rochester, Michigan 48307 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 5324070).\nBaisley, Kenneth Dale was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 625 Koula Rd, Marysville, Michigan 48040 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000936524).\nBaisley, Kristen Anne was born in 1994 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2905 Goodells Rd, Goodells, Michigan 48027 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1610013229).\nBaisley, Laura Ann was born in 1970 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 40645 Michael St, Clinton Township, Michigan 48038 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003001057).\nBaisley, Lynn Streaser was born in 1946 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6913 Springtree Ln, Lansing, Michigan 48917 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108800624).\nBaisley, Mary Lou was born in 1936 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 836 Townsend Dr, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10066374).\nBaisley, Meri Margaret was born in 1981 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 805 W 6Th St, Mio, Michigan 48647 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34244438).\nBaisley, Michael David was born in 1983 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 419 S Vine St, Mio, Michigan 48647 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33717159).\nBaisley, Michael John was born in 1958 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 40645 Michael St, Clinton Township, Michigan 48038 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4003041365).\nBaisley, Natalie Marie was born in 1966 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 625 Koula Rd, Marysville, Michigan 48040 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4000936525).\nBaisley, Ryan K. was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 625 Koula Rd, Marysville, Michigan 48040 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1335002552).\nBaisley, Suzanne Darlene was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 31335 Gardendale Dr, Warren, Michigan 48088 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107579425).\nBaisley, Sylvia Darlene was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2508 Manuel St, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33420769).\nBaisley-Gonzales, Carol L. was born in 1964 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2755 Military St, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1340000342).\nBaissa, Aminata was born in 1979 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 8647 Nottingham Ct, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48198 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2700002986).\nBaissa, Oumarou was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 8647 Nottingham Ct, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48198 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159179847).\nBaisy, Aleishia Rayshell was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 23240 Cornerstone Village Dr, Southfield, Michigan 48075 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108219611).\nBaitamouni, Amin Samir was born in 1997 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7443 Colonial St, Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 570014539).\nBaitamouni, Samir Amine was born in 1962 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7009 Mayburn St, Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31790575).\nBaitas, Malisa Fawn was born in 1976 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 12831 Georgiana Ave, Warren, Michigan 48089 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2840034641).\nBaitch, Asa Robert was born in 1988 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 925 Woodlawn Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630050862).\nBaitch, Colten Wolf was born in 1986 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 925 Woodlawn Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 1630041997).\nBaitch, Sara Frances was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 925 Woodlawn Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4465273).\nBaiter, Robert Edward was born in 1961 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4173 N Abbe Rd, Comins, Michigan 48619 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32228385).\nBaites, Nanny Mae was born in 1957 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 37056 Edmanton Dr APT 200, Sterling Heights, Michigan 48312 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31799077).\nBaith, Amy Lynn was born in 1987 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 4989 Hunt St, Wayne, Michigan 48184 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 109032515).\nBaith, Jordan Taylor was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 4989 Hunt St, Wayne, Michigan 48184 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159230322).\nBaith, Rahman Allah was born in 1981 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 407 Emmet St APT 2, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 34104180).\nBaither, Charles Philip was born in 1953 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 11885 Laird Rd, Brooklyn, Michigan 49230 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002102330).\nBaither, Robin Walker was born in 1953 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 11885 Laird Rd, Brooklyn, Michigan 49230 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4002066284).\nBaither, Thomas Albert was born in 1973 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 1401 Longfellow Dr, Temperance, Michigan 48182 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 159277649).\nBaithon, Nelly Nammer was born in 1983 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 31291 Verona St, Farmington Hills, Michigan 48331 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108078039).\nBaitinger, Adam Richard was born in 1977 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3765 Borden Rd, Fenwick, Michigan 48834 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107500021).\nBaitinger, Adrienne was born in 1952 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 46515 Valley Ct, Macomb, Michigan 48044 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 708160).\nBaitinger, Barbara J. was born in 1926 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2058 Bent Trail Ct, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 7840562).\nBaitinger, Cheryl Rose was born in 1955 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 30747 Nelson Cir, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108195355).\nBaitinger, Danielle Marie was born in 1954 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7137 Wide Valley Dr, Brighton, Michigan 48116 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 4992102).\nBaitinger, Deborah Ann was born in 1956 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 2616 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Michigan 48201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10042360).\nBaitinger, Elizabeth Mae was born in 1985 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 979 Round Lake Rd, White Lake, Michigan 48386 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32540902).\nBaitinger, Garrett Paul was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15142 Towering Oaks Dr, Shelby Township, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 370016738).\nBaitinger, Garrett Paul was born in 1969 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 39430 Venetian Dr, Harrison Township, Michigan 48045 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8717228).\nBaitinger, Jennifer Marie was born in 1988 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 337 Harvard Ave, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33883190).\nBaitinger, Jeremy James was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 337 Harvard Ave, South Lyon, Michigan 48178 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31730436).\nBaitinger, Jessica Marie was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 6410 Stephen, Brighton, Michigan 48116 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107554023).\nBaitinger, Kerry Lee was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2616 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Michigan 48201 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10750018).\nBaitinger, Kimberly Dianne was born in 1972 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 7839 River Rd, Marine City, Michigan 48039 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33649948).\nBaitinger, Lynn Marie was born in 1948 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 5400 Orion Rd, Rochester, Michigan 48306 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2576779).\nBaitinger, Michael Patrick was born in 1984 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 442 Avalon Beach St, Marine City, Michigan 48039 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 31547007).\nBaitinger, Michael Vernon was born in 1950 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 13761 S Sunfield Hwy, Lake Odessa, Michigan 48849 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 6891857).\nBaitinger, Michael Walter was born in 1952 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7137 Wide Valley Dr, Brighton, Michigan 48116 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 8252404).\nBaitinger, Paul Julius was born in 1949 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 15142 Towering Oaks Dr, Shelby Township, Michigan 48315 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 33922477).\nBaitinger, Robert Merril was born in 1959 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 30747 Nelson Cir, Westland, Michigan 48186 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 108180816).\nBaitinger, Ronald Michael was born in 1947 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 5400 Orion Rd, Rochester, Michigan 48306 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 2576594).\nBaitler, Kelsie Ashana was born in 1993 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 614 Chrysler Dr APT 301, Detroit, Michigan 48207 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32993425).\nBaitler, Leonard Michael was born in 1964 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 30991 Sutherland Ave, Warren, Michigan 48088 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 10452474).\nBaitmouni, Rafik S. was born in 2000 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 7009 Mayburn St, Dearborn Heights, Michigan 48127 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 570017320).\nBaittinger, Andrew Kaull was born in 1989 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 3035 Parkview Dr, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107011897).\nBaittinger, Erin Mae was born in 1982 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 3035 Parkview Dr, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107284671).\nBaity, Allen was born in 1934 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 330 E Newall St, Flint, Michigan 48505 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 3594555).\nBaity, Allen was born in 1955 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 2089 Parkton Rd, Mount Morris, Michigan 48458 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 106806706).\nBaity, Allen Marken was born in 1994 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 30111 Pine St, Inkster, Michigan 48141 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 32865894).\nBaity, Ashleigh Lynn was born in 1975 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 16250 Eastburn St, Detroit, Michigan 48205 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 107009475).\nBaity, Brandon Keith was born in 1987 and he registered to vote, giving his address as 370 Parkview Dr, Plymouth, Michigan 48170 U.S.A. (Voter ID number 105666821).\nBaity, Claudia Laura was born in 1945 and she registered to vote, giving her address as 13333 Pennsylvania Rd APT 405, Riverview, Michigan 48193 U.S.A. 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        "raw_content": "Disclosure & Clean Bandit \u2013 Nottingham Rescue Rooms, Tuesday March 5\nPosted in gigs, LeftLion, Rescue Rooms by Mike A on March 17, 2013\nOriginally written for LeftLion\nAlthough this was a sold-out show, punters were still thin on the ground as Clean Bandit took to the stage. This didn\u2019t dent the enthusiasm of the six gold-clad performers, whose innate sunniness was a joy to behold. They were a disparate bunch: a hooded keyboardist, a classically trained violinist and cellist, and a troupe of three singers \u2013 plucked from a community singing group in Kilburn \u2013 who alternated lead vocals.\nThe diversity of the line-up was reflected in the music, which gleefully plundered genres like a latter-day Basement Jaxx, and with comparable wit and colour. Tracks would sometimes halt for chamber-music breakdowns, which quoted naggingly familiar classical pieces. This worked so well, that you found yourself wondering why nobody had attempted it before.\nAs it\u2019s still early days, there were a couple of covers: a mash-up of Gangsta\u2019s Paradise and Survivor, and a rousing take on SBTRKT\u2019s Wildfire that seemed to seal Clean Bandit\u2019s popularity in the ever-filling room. Forthcoming single Mozart\u2019s House closed the set. It\u2019s an absolute corker of a track, boosted by a clever, compelling video, which deserves to do well.\nFor such a mature-sounding act, Disclosure\u2019s youth still comes as a surprise: Guy Lawrence is just into his twenties, and his brother Howard is still in his late teens. A clean-cut pair, with an unaffected, boyish enthusiasm, they stationed themselves at diagonally facing consoles, beneath a custom-made, back-of-stage lighting rig and diamond-shaped projection screens.\nRelying on pre-recorded elements as little as possible, the pair brought a properly live feel to their music, which was augmented by Howard\u2019s bass guitar and Guy\u2019s percussion. Cuts from the forthcoming debut album, of which there were many, slotted seamlessly alongside tracks such as Boiling \u2013 an evenly furrowed glide that updates house and two-step garage for a new generation \u2013 and current hit White Noise, whose instant-recognition factor lifted the whole room.\nAdding live percussion to electronic dance music is an approach that can be fraught with peril, as anyone who ever witnessed dodgy bongo players at tribal house nights could testify, but Guy\u2019s crisp, to-the-point embellishments served the tracks well. By adding cymbals and cowbells to an elongated, dubbed-up version of Running, the Jessie Ware remix which helped make Disclosure\u2019s name, the track felt re-invigorated and renewed.\nThe biggest whoops of the night came for the brothers\u2019 breakthrough hit Latch, which closed the show. Although far from typical of Disclosure\u2019s sound in rhythmic terms \u2013 it\u2019s less of a skitter and more of a march \u2013 the track\u2019s popularity proved to be unmatched. The retina-burning backlights rotated and flashed; the head-shaped logos shimmered, seemingly in mid-air; and a happy, equally youthful crowd hollered along, turning the love song into an anthem of collective good cheer.\nI Am Lono / Sleaford Mods \u2013 Nottingham Rescue Rooms, Tuesday February 26\nIf Arthur Seaton had grown up listening to Mark E. Smith and John Cooper Clarke, maybe he could have fronted a band like Sleaford Mods. Then again, there\u2019s never been a front man quite like Jason Williamson: scathing and surreal, funny and furious, with a stage manner that combines bitter, eye-popping outrage and casual, hand-in-pocket indifference. Behind him, Andrew Fearn confines himself to pressing Start and Stop on the laptop, and supping from a can of Red Stripe. You could call it Performance Art, but they probably wouldn\u2019t thank you for it. They might have you believe that the music was cobbled together in five minutes, but Jason\u2019s razor-sharp timing and faultless delivery suggests quite the opposite. \u201cBoris Johnson and The Cheeky Girls shut down the underground!\u201d he rages, with absolute conviction. For a moment or two, you find yourself in full agreement.\nBy the time that I Am Lono take to the stage, the upstairs space at the Rescue Rooms is jammed to capacity. They have a single to launch, and this is their biggest show to date. Behind them, live visuals are mixed from the back of the room by the Kneel Before Zod Video Club. There are clips from slasher movies and fantasy animations, and archive footage from the Soviet Union. During one track, a variety of items are fed into an industrial shredder: trainers, lemons, female sanitary products and cans of Pepsi.\nLike Sleaford Mods, I Am Lono are an electronic duo, but there the comparisons end. Their songs are dark and introspective, informed by paranoia and claustrophobia, and yet their live sound opens up magnificently, drawing you into their world. David Startin\u2019s guitar adds thrashy textures to Matthew Cooper\u2019s keyboards, programmed beats and doom-laden vocals, evoking comparisons with late Seventies pioneers such as Suicide and Cabaret Voltaire. The set builds in intensity, from the four-to-the-floor throb of Leland (the A-side of the new single) to the climactic set closer, Why Everything Is Made Of Fives, proving that paranoia and claustrophobia can be curiously uplifting as well.\nI Am Kloot \u2013 Nottingham Albert Hall, Monday February 18\nPosted in Albert Hall, gigs, Nottingham Post by Mike A on March 10, 2013\n\u201cThis is our first sit-downer of the tour\u201d, said I Am Kloot\u2019s John Bramwell, gazing out over a packed Albert Hall. \u201cNot that we\u2019re experimenting on you, or anything.\u201d But given the suitability of this former Temperance Hall, with its late Victorian architecture, magnificent pipe organ and churchy acoustics, it was hard to imagine the Manchester trio having quite the same impact in a more typical stand-up rock venue.\nThe Albert Hall doesn\u2019t stage many gigs, so this felt like a special occasion, as if an exception was being made. The artwork to I Am Kloot\u2019s sixth and latest album, Let It All In, had been hoisted up at the back of the stage, almost obscuring the organ behind. It was a bold stroke for such an unassuming act, but the band\u2019s fortunes have taken a marked upturn in recent years: a Mercury nomination for their 2010 album Sky At Night, and an unprecedented Top Ten placing for the latest release, just a few weeks ago.\n\u201cSome of you have been sticking with us for some time\u201d, Bramwell observed. \u201cBy the looks of you, anyway\u201d, he added, to laughter. \u201cAnd we appreciate it.\u201d A genial front man, with a relaxed manner and a droll turn of phrase, his stage patter had a welcoming effect, making us all feel like a part of the show.\nAs the epic, twenty-two song set progressed, the chatty asides ebbed away, leaving Bramwell\u2019s songs to do all the talking. There was plenty of fresh material to digest, including the recent single Hold Back The Night, the lilting, Beatles-esque Masquerade, and the bitter, lovelorn Bullets \u2013 but Sky At Night provided many of the most outstanding moments, with songs that seem to have accrued extra power over time. Three of these closed the main set: Lately, a show-stopping Radiation \u2013 which left the audience briefly dumbstruck \u2013 and Proof, their anthem for lonely drinkers everywhere.\nThree additional musicians wandered on and off the stage, adding keyboards, extra guitars, brass, woodwind and accordion. All six players returned for the encore. The audience stayed standing, light bulbs lit up the backdrop for the first and only time, and current single These Days Are Mine brought this exceptional night to a rousing, exultant conclusion.\nSet list: From Your Favourite Sky, Morning Rain, Northern Skies, Bullets, Shoeless, Masquerade, Hey Little Bird, Let Them All In, Some Better Day, The Same Deep Water As Me, Hold Back The Night, At The Sea, Astray, No Fear Of Falling, I Still Do, Fingerprints, To The Brink, Mouth On Me, Lately, Radiation, Proof, These Days Are Mine.\nInterview: James Waring of The Invisible Orchestra\nPosted in interviews, LeftLion by Mike A on March 10, 2013\nAn edited version of this interview was originally published in LeftLion magazine.\nHow did the idea for Invisible Orchestra get off the ground?\nIt\u2019s been a culmination of things, over the years. Playing with lots of different people, meeting lots of different musicians. Everybody\u2019s been in their own bands, wanting to get a bigger project together. And it\u2019s also having a lot of music written that doesn\u2019t actually suit the band I\u2019m in [Royal Gala], and that would suit a much larger band. Then I met Martin, who plays the double bass, and we went on a tour together in Holland. I thought I\u2019d really like to be in a band with Martin. And I just kinda got obsessed with it. It kept building and building. I know loads of brass players, and I\u2019d probably got twenty people in the band by the time I booked the first gig, at the Arts Theatre. People were saying: I think it\u2019s a bit short notice, I don\u2019t think we\u2019ve got enough time.\nHow far in advance did you book the gig?\nI\u2019d got about three and a half months, and we\u2019d got about fifteen minutes of music together. So by having a date booked, it became a thing. I wanted a theatre, because I wanted to put on a proper event: a show, rather than a gig.\nI saw a few people in the audience who were clearly Arts Theatre regulars. They looked a bit shell-shocked, that their Am Dram venue was turning into this maelstrom of excess.\n(Laughs) Yeah, everybody was wasted and dancing off tables and chairs in the aisles \u2013 they were literally dancing in the aisles. The girl behind the bar was crying her eyes out, because she\u2019d got three hundred people in front of her, all wanting a drink, and she was the only bar staff on. The theatre had a massive shock. I was telling them all along that it would be busy; it wasn\u2019t going to be like Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.\nHow did you go about matching your tunes to the singers?\nI didn\u2019t approach some of the singers until we\u2019d got the tunes done. I try not to have anything to do with the lyrics. That comes from the singers. What I do is to instigate things generally. I don\u2019t write everybody\u2019s parts, although I\u2019ll remember everybody\u2019s parts, even if they forget them. I\u2019ll perhaps write a loose rhythm, ideas for percussion, the main brass line. Then they\u2019ll get together and write around the idea that I\u2019ve got. With some other people, I will write their complete lines. I might suggest something to Martin on the double bass, but he\u2019s experienced enough just to know what it needs straight away. With Percy Dread, who\u2019s been doing roots reggae for forty years, I asked him to do it, and he came along with a reggae tune. He\u2019s been playing music for longer than I\u2019ve been born, but I was getting him into the idea of doing a completely different style, but still in his own voice.\nIt was a very dramatic and unexpected start to your set. I was expecting Jools Holland-style good times from start to finish, but then Percy came on like this prophet of apocalyptic doom!\nPercy\u2019s a great guy, and he\u2019s doing another song with us, for the next show. A lot of people are guests, but Percy\u2019s like a proper member of the orchestra. At the rehearsal studio, the gates are locked and people have to ring me from outside, then I\u2019ll go and fetch them. But somehow, once we start playing a song at rehearsals, Percy will just turn up, every time. He\u2019ll walk straight in and start singing. I don\u2019t know how he does it!\nIt must have been a huge departure for another of your singers, Ed Bannard from Hhymn. It would have taken him well outside his comfort zone.\nI\u2019ve known Ed since I was about 19. I knew him when he was in Skinny Sumo, and we\u2019ve always been around each other. I wasn\u2019t quite sure if he\u2019d do it, but I think he enjoyed it in the end. For that particular song, I wrote all the music, and then Ed came in. To be honest, it took him about two rehearsals, and then he kind of nailed it.\nDoes everyone in the band come from Nottingham?\nWe\u2019ve recruited a few people from further afield, but most people come from in and around Nottingham. Justin, the Hammond player, tours with Bad Manners quite a bit. He\u2019s got a Grammy. He\u2019s also played for Lee \u201cScratch\u201d Perry. So, including all the vocalists, there were twenty-eight of us last time around.\nWas it a logistical nightmare, getting all these people in the same room at specific times?\nIt was, but then it wasn\u2019t so bad for the gig, because we knew that we\u2019d be loading at 12, and we were paying the theatre from 12. We\u2019d not finished some of the tunes on the day of the show. The percussion section sorted out some of Hannah Heartshape\u2019s tune while we were sound checking. We only had about an hour with Natalie Duncan. She came to sound check, and we had a bit of a chat. So before the gig, we were as excited as anybody else to see how it sounded.\nHow did it feel when you were actually up on the stage?\nIt felt fucking great, to be honest with you. Everybody was hugging each other afterwards. It was a really, really fantastic feeling. Everybody put in such a lot of hard work, sacrificing their time. A lot of people had cancelled gigs to come. After the show, I said that we should take a break for a month or so. That lasted about a week. Then people were asking: when are we rehearsing again? So we organised the next practice a bit earlier than we intended \u2013 and everybody turned up!\nI\u2019ve just booked a show at Nottingham Contemporary on Easter Sunday, March 31st. We\u2019ve got the whole of downstairs: The Space, and also the caf\u00e9 bar. The line-up starts off with a barbershop quartet, then we\u2019ve got Rollo Markee and the Tailshakers , a swing-blues band who I went on tour with. There\u2019s also DJ Switch, who\u2019s been three times the world DMC champion. He\u2019s also the only DJ ever to play at The Proms, at the Royal Albert Hall. It\u2019ll be like a family thing; we all know each other. We\u2019ve had a lot of support from the Contemporary, and from Ste Allan of Dealmaker. So it will be a lot easier than last time, when we had no funding, no backing, a shell-shocked venue\u2026\nWe\u2019re also trying to confirm a show at The Scala in London at the moment, and there are a few more London shows in the pipeline as well. We\u2019ve got a booking agent who has been looking for suitable festivals \u2013 and for realistic festivals, as this is not the sort of thing that we can go on tour with, unless there\u2019s a lot of help and a lot of forward planning. There\u2019s also a new Royal Gala album, which is coming out pretty soon; all the tracks have been recorded. And Invisible Orchestra have recorded five tracks at Paper Stone, who backed us without hearing us. They just trusted us.\nHow does this project differ from what you do in Royal Gala?\nYou get to work with a lot more different people. I\u2019ve been working with Royal Gala for six years. Stylistically, they\u2019ve become a lot more electronic, and a lot more dancey, which was our original plan anyway: to be a dance act.\nPerhaps Royal Gala are more groove-based, whereas Invisible Orchestra are more song-based.\nI suppose so. We are writing songs, that\u2019s true. And we can go slow in the orchestra as well. Royal Gala are usually on late at a festival, with everybody off their heads, all dancing. We tried putting in a slow tune, and people just stopped dancing.\nSo the orchestra gives you a chance to explore a different range of emotions.\nYes, a complete range. Within your hour of set, you can have a whole show of emotions. We have been exploring that a lot more for the next gig. I want to work with more vocalists, and I\u2019ve been talking to a few people. There will also be more people in the band; I\u2019ve increased the strings, and there\u2019s a sousaphone player and a really amazing trumpet player. I think there are seventeen in the brass section now.\nDo people get you confused with The Hidden Orchestra, who are a completely different act?\nWell, there\u2019s fucking thirty-two of us now, so if they want to meet us outside in the car park, we\u2019ll kick the fuck out of them!\nGrey Hairs \u2013 F.S.D.T. / Cheerful / Forehead\nPosted in LeftLion, singles reviews by Mike A on March 10, 2013\nAlthough they started as more of a side-project than a serious concern, Grey Hairs have almost unwittingly turned into one of the hottest acts in town, proving there\u2019s often a lot more mileage in happy accidents than carefully laid masterplans. Hard on the heels of their One Hundred Breakfasts EP \u2013 a collection of early-days demos, available for free from Bandcamp \u2013 this three-track 7-incher showcases the band at their primitive, brutal, smart-plays-dumb best. If you\u2019ve ever seen them live, then lead track F.S.D.T. (\u201cFuck Shack Darts Tournament\u201d \u2013 don\u2019t ask) is the one that will have stuck in your memory. It starts on a single chord, and stays there for what feels like forever, building the tension while singer James/The Cup screams something about \u201ctreble twenties\u201d (that\u2019ll be the darts, then) and \u201cwaiting for the pain to stop\u201d. Thus, when the second chord finally arrives, it feels \u2013 momentarily, at least \u2013 like the most thrilling moment in music, ever.\nJoe Danks \u2013 Bear On Ice EP\nBorn into a musical family \u2013 his parents\u2019 band, Wholesome Fish, have been plying their trade since time immemorial \u2013 Joe Danks has been surrounded by music all his life. Now aged 17, he is quickly coming into his own as a characterful singer-songwriter and an engaging performer. Inspired by the likes of Neil Hannon, Elliott Smith and Nick Drake, Joe\u2019s songs offer wry, doleful observations on love and life, with lyrics that veer from open-hearted straightforwardness to intriguing obliqueness. Stylistically, we\u2019re in acoustic-folk territory, skilfully arranged and performed \u2013 most notably by Joe\u2019s mother Beth, whose melodic fiddle playing offers a sympathetic, touching counterpoint to her son\u2019s expressions of teenage angst. 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        "raw_content": "Home The Billboard Please join Movies on the Mississippi at the April 12 screening of...\nPlease join Movies on the Mississippi at the April 12 screening of Pride\nMovies on the Mississippi invites you to join us on April 12 at 1 p.m. at the Almonte Old Town Hall, when we will screen the film PRIDE, winner of a BAFTA award and nominated for a Golden Globe. Inspired by an extraordinary true story, PRIDE is an uplifting movie set in a bleak period of British history. It\u2019s the summer of 1984, Margaret Thatcher is in power and the National Union of Mineworkers is on strike, prompting a London-based group of gay and lesbian activists to raise money to support the strikers\u2019 families. Initially rebuffed by the Union, the group identifies a tiny mining village in Wales and sets off to make their donation in person. As the strike drags on, the two groups discover that standing together makes for the strongest union of all.\nMovies on the Mississippi gratefully acknowledges our partnership with Film Circuit, presented by Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), and its sponsors and supporters. For more information about Film Circuit and to view a full list of their sponsors and supporters, please visit www.tiff.net/filmcircuit.\nWorking with TIFF, Movies on the Mississippi presents a world-class film on April 12, May 31 and June 14 in support of Hub Hospice Palliative Care. Tickets are available at Baker Bob\u2019s and P\u00eaches & Poivre in Almonte, at Nicholson\u2019s in Pakenham, or at the door. For more information about Movies on the Mississippi or about Hub Hospice Palliative Care, please visit www.hubhospice.com.\nPrevious articleAnswers to Diana\u2019s Quiz \u2013 April 4, 2015\nNext articleHydro One Enough is Enough rally",
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        "raw_content": "This website is operated by Modern Mama. Throughout the site, the terms \u201cwe\u201d, \u201cus\u201d and \u201cour\u201d refer to Modern Mama. Modern Mama offers this website, including all information, tools and services available from this site to you, the user, conditioned upon your acceptance of all terms, conditions, policies and notices stated here.\nIn no case shall Modern Mama, our directors, officers, employees, affiliates, agents, contractors, interns, suppliers, service providers or licensors be liable for any injury, loss, claim, or any direct, indirect, incidental, punitive, special, or consequential damages of any kind, including, without limitation lost profits, lost revenue, lost savings, loss of data, replacement costs, or any similar damages, whether based in contract, tort (including negligence), strict liability or otherwise, arising from your use of any of the service or any products procured using the service, or for any other claim related in any way to your use of the service or any product, including, but not limited to, any errors or omissions in any content, or any loss or damage of any kind incurred as a result of the use of the service or any content (or product) posted, transmitted, or otherwise made available via the service, even if advised of their possibility. Because some states or jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or the limitation of liability for consequential or incidental damages, in such states or jurisdictions, our liability shall be limited to the maximum extent permitted by law.\nYou agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Modern Mama and our parent, subsidiaries, affiliates, partners, officers, directors, agents, contractors, licensors, service providers, subcontractors, suppliers, interns and employees, harmless from any claim or demand, including reasonable attorneys\u2019 fees, made by any third-party due to or arising out of your breach of these Terms of Service or the documents they incorporate by reference, or your violation of any law or the rights of a third-party.\nThese Terms of Service and any separate agreements whereby we provide you Services shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of 12 Poinsettia Place Kingsburgh KwaZulu-Natal ZA 4126.\nQuestions about the Terms of Service should be sent to us at hello@modernmama.co.za.",
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        "raw_content": "How Moms Celebrate International Women's Day\nbyMaura Wall HernandezMar 08, 2017\nWhere would you be today without a woman? And we don't just mean your own mother. As we celebrate International Women's Day this year, we're reflecting on how differently we're celebrating than in past years.\nWhile some women are on strike today, others are showing solidarity with their fellow females online and in person at rallies around the world. The strike, in conjunction with A Day Without a Woman (organized by the same group that coordinated the Women's March in Washington) called for women to abstain from work\u2014paid or unpaid\u2014on International Women's Day, to show how important our collective contribution is to the U.S. economy.\n\u201cThis is the day to emphasize the unity between work done in the so-called formal economy and the domestic sphere, the public sphere and the private sphere, and how most working women have to straddle both,\u201d Tithi Bhattacharya, a member of the strike's organizing committee, told the New York Times. \u201cLabor is understood to be work only at the point of production, but as women we know that both society and policy makers invisibilize the work that women do.\u201d\nHere are some of our favorite mother-daughter photos on Instagram today:\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BRYc3CegT1C/\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BRX4SzHgRnt/\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BRYstSygtCh/\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BRZPrqVDbmH/\nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BRY5OqSAJGl/\nSo here's to strong women. May we know them, may we be them, may we raise them. We lift our wine glasses in your direction to toast all the amazing moms and women we know.\nWhat Would a Stay-at-Home Mom Earn?",
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        "raw_content": "Moonroad Productions is video shooter/producer/editor (\u201cshreditor\u201d) Laura Casteel. Laura primarily makes videos for the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, but also works freelance, and is a former Associate Producer for UNC-TV, North Carolina\u2019s statewide PBS station. In addition, Laura specializes in crowdfunding videos, and her work has contributed to multiple successful campaigns on Kickstarter and Indiegogo.\nThe idea for \u201cmoonroad\u201d came from the Swedish word \u201cm\u00e5ngata,\u201d referring to the road-like gleam of moonlight on the ocean. The effortless, natural beauty of this phenomenon inspires Moonroad\u2019s philosophy: that a video should serve the story above all else, allowing it to shape and carry every aesthetic choice in order to create the most authentic portrait of its subject.\nCome Hear NC\n2018 North Carolina Awards\nPeacemaker Kickstarter\nType: Crowdfunding\n\u201cWorking with Laura was so pleasurable. She was easy, clear, up front, on time, and professional in every way. She generated trust. I had no idea how the project would turn out and was very pleased with the final product\u2014especially with the music background, the lack of sentimentality, the small connections, nuances, etc.\u201d\nClyde Edgerton, Author\n\u201cOur wonderful video was done by Moonroad Productions and Laura is great! We couldn\u2019t have been happier with the finished product.\u201d\nMary DeMare, Fatty Owl Farm",
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        "raw_content": "For the first time in two years, six months and five days T finally slept on her bed in her own room THE WHOLE NIGHT. When I woke up for the nth time to check on her, I couldn\u2019t believe my eyes when I saw that it was actually 4am and she hasn\u2019t cried and demanded to be taken to Mommy and Daddy\u2019s bed. My husband noticed though that even if it was just the two of us, I still clung on to the edge of the bed \u2013 out of habit I guess.\nWe will just have to see whether this is just sheer luck and a one-time-thing or has she finally realised that her bed is actually meant to be slept on? Wish us luck folks!\nTagged motherhood, parenthood, parenting, toddlers\nsupersal18\nCongratulations! My son has yet to do this, much to my husbands disproval \u2013 but one day\u2026 in the future, we will slowly start the process \ud83d\ude42\nHi Supersal, thanks for dropping by. Like I said, I\u2019m not so sure if this was just my one lucky night. Let\u2019s wait and see =) \u2026 You\u2019re not the only one, my husband disapproved from day one, but what can he do? Nothing. Haha. Yes, one day, you and your little one will start the process too. All the best, D.\nVampire road trip: We came to visit you! Thank you for having us \ud83d\ude42\nhttp://flatlinerbooks.wordpress.com/2013/01/29/i-wanna-go/\nPrevious PostMarch Chat with a Mom: Asanempoka\nNext PostWinter Chill, Sticks & Stones & Red Cons",
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        "raw_content": "Theft represents the greatest danger for bicycles and are high financial losses for the owners. Bicycle theft has become an integral part of Germany\u00b4s cities. According to the police crime statistics, over 300\u00b4000 bicycles are stolen every year. Unfortunately, those thefts mostly happen in public places, which household insurance does not cover. Additionally to this disadvantage, household insurances do not cover vandalism, sabotage or other damages.\nThis is an issue that has been identified by simplesurance, and the reason why the bicycle insurance policy that protects bicycles anywhere and at any time and offers a quick repair in the event of damages has been launched. For this purpose, Canyon has integrated simplesurance\u2019s cross-selling software into its shop so that insurances can be taken out directly at the point of sale. Based on the bicycle, the software is installed to automatically determine the insurance premium, which can be done with one click.\nCustomers benefit from a digital customer journey that continues after the purchase. Simplesurance handles the entire insurance chain, from the sale of the insurance to the customer service, claim management, and the repair process. \u201cWhoever buys a personalized bike, wants to cover possible risks\u201d, states Robin von Hein, CEO and founder of simplesurance. \u201cWe offer customers the perfect protection and Canyon a profitable add-on\u201d.\n\u201cOur customers are emotionally connected with their Canyon bikes. Therefore a theft can be more than just annoying. Thanks to a suitable insurance policy, you won\u2019t have to bear the costs of the damages. We are very pleased to be able to offer our customers this fully integrated protection\u201d, adds Thorsten Lewandowski, Global Communications Manager regarding the cooperation.",
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        "raw_content": "Starting Small and Designing for One: A Case Study in Accessibility\nJeff Steward, Harvard Art Museums, USA\nIn Spring 2018, the Department of Digital Infrastructure and Emerging Technology and the Division of Academic and Public Programs at the Harvard Art Museums partnered with colleagues across the museum to work closely with an undergraduate student researcher with low-vision on an innovative pilot visual description project. The goals were to increase the accessibility of the collection, curatorial expertise, and museum spaces for visitors with low-vision, and for those who are fully-sighted, alike. Rather than proposing a museum-wide accessibility program to meet the needs of all visitors, we instead challenged our student colleague to design a preferred experience for her needs. Working together and guided by the student, we developed a low tech audio guide, combining curatorial and art historical information with evocative and rich visual description, that has pushed us as an institution to see our collections and building differently.\nDuring the following months we enlisted staff to write and record descriptions for a variety of objects and rooms including a Chinese moon flask (http://hvrd.art/o/310899), Philippine ivory crucifix (http://hvrd.art/o/230121), Kerry James Marshall\u2019s painting Untitled (http://hvrd.art/o/328488), and the museum\u2019s Calderwood Courtyard (https://vimeo.com/261339638).\nIn this session we will share best practices and explore this visual description project as a case study of museum-wide engagement, empathy and creativity, responding to new perspectives and ideas, pushing beyond traditional comfort zones, and the power and possibilities of starting small and designing for one in an academic art museum.\nhttps://coyote.mcachicago.org/\nhttps://coyote.pics/\nhttps://www.uffizi.it/en/special-visits/the-tactile-tour-of-the-modern-art-gallery\nhttps://www.moma.org/audio/playlist/3\nhttp://www.acb.org/adp/museums.html\nhttps://www.mos.org/UniversalDesign",
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        "raw_content": "MySQL 8.0 Labs \u2013 Descending Indexes in MySQL\nOctober 12, 2016 MySQL, OptimizerChaithra Gopalareddy\nStarting with the 8.0 optimizer labs release the MySQL server now supports descending indexes. As I will detail in this post, this new feature can be used to eliminate the need for sorting results, and lead to performance improvements in a number of queries.\nUp until this release, all indexes were created in ascending order. While the syntax itself is parsed, the meta data is not preserved. 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        "raw_content": "We have a serious problem in our family with communication. Or should I say non-communication. Perhaps it is a part of the hazards of having higher levels of estrogen in a primarily testosterone-driven environment. I can\u2019t help it- blame it on the double dose of X-chromosome. I need to connect with my family- and they are usually too preoccupied with their own stuff to respond. I suppose that I only have myself to blame. I have grown up avoiding anger and hiding from rejection in all of its incarnations. During my formative years, I was taught to repress my emotions in favour of keeping the peace. My father avoided any kind of emotional confrontation, hiding behind hockey games, and the indifference of \u201cI don\u2019t care, do what you want\u201d. I never knew how he really felt, who he really was- I don\u2019t think he really knew either. The unspoken rule was \u201cdon\u2019t bother me\u201d- disengage, and isolate. Consequently, when the time came for us to be there at the end of his life, we didn\u2019t know how to be present. I was at a loss- wanting to DO things to make his dying more comfortable, wanting to tie the rapidly unraveling threads of the thin tapestry that was \u201cfather-daughter\u201d. But he died with too many words unspoken. I never got to read the book that was his life. I never figured out what it meant to be a daughter, let alone his daughter. I was too busy transplanting myself into the pages of other stories. And now I watch my own children rushing into their own futures- and feel a keen sense of loss at missed opportunities to just be together, to have spoken more words of love, to have been a more available parent. I want to remain a part of their lives. I grieve that I didn\u2019t listen more- and out of the brokenness of my disappointing failures, I must press onward- picking up the dusty shards and patching the vessel that is my heart, so that it can be filled once again with God\u2019s love. A cracked vessel, yes-but in the rupture, hopefully a faster conduit. Only time will tell. My hope and prayer is that my children will find what I was unable to give them- for all parents fail their children- and that they will also find the grace to forgive me and keep on loving. This is not something that I can automatically assume will happen, but I can only hope for it to be so.\nOne thought on \u201cCommunication\u201d\nJosie,I have many of the same thoughts",
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        "raw_content": "Three strength lifters from Sikkim set to represent India in international championship in April\nGANGTOK , April 3, 2018 6:48 pm\nThree strength lifters from Sikkim are all set to represent the country in the 6thInternational Strength Lifting & Incline Bench Press Championship 2018 to be held from 7 -10 April at Bali in Indonesia.\nThe trio are part of the 52-member Indian team for the championship.\nPema Dorjee Bhutia in master\u2019s category and Pempa Tamang and Santosh Gupta in senior category will be representing India in the championship.\nThey are leaving on Wednesday to join other members of Indian team at Kolkata. The national team is scheduled to leave on April 6 for the championship.\nIn a small function held here on Tuesday, Sikkim Strength Lifting Association (SSLA) vice-president, Mani Kumar Rasaily and other executive members and players expressed their best wishes to all three lifters from Sikkim and other members of the national team for the upcoming championship.\nIt may be mentioned that these three lifters have been shortlisted to represent the country for their outstanding performance in the 24thSenior National championship held at Pune in Maharashtra in January this year.\nPema Dorjee Bhutia is representing the country for fourth consecutive time in this international championship. He has won 6 gold medals and the title of the champion of the champions for three consecutive times in master\u2019s category in the last three edition of the championship.\n\u201cWe have undergone a rigorous practices session for two months for this championship. We are very hopeful and confident to win medals for the country in this championship,\u201d Bhutia said.\nSantosh Gupta is participating for the second time in this international championship. He won a silver medal in the last edition of the championship held last year at Colombo in Sri Lanka. He also expressed his confidence to win gold this time in the championship.\nThis is the debut performance of Pempa Tamang in the international championship. However, he expressed his hope to win the gold medal for the country championship. He also expressed his happiness on getting an opportunity to represent India.\nSSLA publicity secretary, Pema Wangdi Yonzon expressed his best wishes to all three lifters and encouraged them to maintain their form and performance to win medals for the country and the State.",
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        "raw_content": "Network Norwich and Norfolk > Resources > Culture > Valentine chance to support Norwich anti-slavery project\nValentine chance to support Norwich anti-slavery work\nSocial Action Development Worker at STN Trust, Annabeth Taylor, said: \u201cThe event includes delicious food, live music, the opportunity to win a commissioned painting and the chance to learn more about our work fighting modern slavery here in Norfolk and beyond. Around Valentine\u2019s Day we wanted to give people the opportunity to use our love to fight for the most vulnerable in our community.\u201d\n\u201cIn Norfolk we care for people rescued from modern slavery through our mentoring and befriending scheme, as well as those in other circumstances which enslave them such as poverty, crime, debt or homelessness. We work to raise awareness of modern slavery and we held our first 'Freedom Week' in October to mobilise the church to join the fight against it. We have also written and recently piloted a six-week small group series for churches.\u201d\nThe Christian charity, which is linked to St Thomas Norwich Anglican church, is also developing a project to prevent slavery in Kolkata, India.\n\u201cWe have produced a booklet called 'Sajil's Story', based on the experiences of a young girl rescued from slavery who one of our team met on a visit to Mumbai,\u201d said Annabeth. \u201cWe have used this story in a pilot study designed to raise awareness in rural communities in India of the risks involved with sending young girls to the city to work, as they so often end up in slavery.\nSome 30,000 copies of the booklet are now being printed and a campaign to distribute them across rural Indian communities will be launched later this year during a visit Kolkata to train a local team.\n\u201cWe are excited about the potential of reaching thousands of people with this message and increasing the awareness of modern slavery in India,\u201d said Annabeth.\nTickets for An Evening to Bring Freedom are \u00a340 per head and include a three-course meal and a drink on arrival. The evening is at the Assembly House in Norwich from 7.30pm on February 9.\nBook ticket on Eventbrite.\nPictured is a mentor and client in STN Trust's Mentoring and Befriending Scheme, journeying together towards a transformed life.",
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        "raw_content": "Polymer Scientist / Group Leader\nORNL, Macromolecular Nanomaterials Opportunity\nThe Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences (CNMS) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) invites outstanding applications for a senior polymer scientist position with experience and expertise in polymer physics, synthesis, and characterization, or related areas, with a strong emphasis on nanoscale phenomena and an interest in the use of neutron scattering methods. The CNMS (http://cnms.ornl.qov/) is a nanoscience research and user facility supported by the Office of Science, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). The CNMS has a diverse spectrum of nanoscience activities including a nanofabrication facility; research on macromolecular materials and functional nanomaterials; electron and scanning probe microscopies; functional and structural characterization of materials; theory, modeling, and simulation; and benefits from the strong interactions with the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS), the High Flux Isotope Reactor (HFIR), and the National Center for Computational Sciences at ORNL.\nThe Senior Polymer Scientist / Group Leader will lead the Macromolecular Nanomaterials group within the CNMS and develop and execute a strong polymer program in this multidisciplinary user center with a dynamic staff science program. The research will take advantage of, complement, and enhance ongoing scientific efforts within the CNMS and ORNL. The incumbent will promote and enhance the soft matter, nanoscience, and neutron science research programs at ORNL.\nFormulate and lead a forefront nanoscience research effort in soft matter that takes advantage of existing capabilities in synthesis, characterization, modeling/simulation, and neutron scattering\nLead an effort in the research and development of well-defined polymers and supramolecular materials, such as branched polymers and conjugated polymers, to elucidate fundamental properties required for the development of advanced materials for energy applications\nAssume line management responsibilities for the Macromolecular Nanomaterials Group, including research coordination, staff development, laboratory management, and ensuring compliance with environment, safety, health and quality program requirements\nManage a dynamic user program in polymer science\nEnhance the polymer/soft matter science program by taking full advantage of ORNL\u2019s leadership in neutron science and high performance computing\nPresent and report research results and publish scientific findings in peer-reviewed journals in a timely manner\nA PhD in Materials Science, Polymer Science, Chemistry, Physics or a closely related science discipline with a minimum of 8 years of experience in research is required. An internationally recognized record of research in the field, as demonstrated by publications in peer-reviewed journals and presentations at scientific conferences, is a must. Proven leadership qualities as well as excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate in English to an international scientific audience, are essential. The abilities to be a self-starter, to work independently and to participate creatively in a collaborative team effort are required. Proven ability to function well in a fast-paced research environment, set priorities, multi-task and adapt to ever changing needs is required.\nLorrin Howard (recruiter)\nhowardlb@ornl.gov\nhttps://www.ornl.gov/ornl/careers\nFor more information or to apply, please click here# or visit our jobs website (https://www.ornl.gov/ornl/careers) and search for the position by name.",
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        "title": "Chemist Inventor 'Sniffs' His Way to Prestigious US$500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize",
        "raw_content": "Chemist Inventor 'Sniffs' His Way to Prestigious US$500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize\nApril 3, 2007 Dr. Timothy M. Swager has a nose for explosives. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor of Chemistry claims he can \u201calmost always take a whiff of a chemical and make a pretty good guess as to what class a volatile compound might be in.\u201d But Swager\u2019s nose is nothing compared to the amplified chemical sensors he invented to detect vapors of common bomb-making chemicals, such as TNT. For his entire body of inventive work, the Lemelson-MIT Program named Swager the 2007 winner of the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize, the most-prestigious cash prize for invention in the United States. 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In most molecular sensors, the strength of the emitted signal is proportional to the number of target molecules reaching the sensor. Therefore, they are usually not sensitive enough to detect very small trace amounts of the target substance.\nSwager reasoned that if he designed a polymer chain that would carry a signal except when a single target molecule struck the chain, he would have an extraordinarily sensitive detector. Thus, if the target molecule were TNT, a bomb detection device could be constructed from the polymer.\n\u201cImagine a string of holiday lights,\u201d Swager explained. \u201cIf I break one bulb, then that strand goes down. Moreover, imagine if I wire a bunch of strands together. If I break a single bulb in any one of them, then that brings the whole thing down. That broken bulb represents the TNT molecule or vapor you\u2019re trying to find. The interruption tells you something\u2019s there.\u201d\nThe TNT molecules can bind anywhere along the polymer chain. \u201cIt\u2019s random where the TNT will bind,\u201d Swager said, \u201cso you give it as many opportunities to bind as it can possibly want.\u201d\nThe \u2018Dog\u2019s Nose\u2019 Knows\nIn 2001, Swager licensed his patented polymer technology to Nomadics, now a unit of ICx Technologies, for use in that company\u2019s Fido Explosives Detector, so named for its ability to simulate a bomb-sniffing dog.\n\u201cFido doesn\u2019t have the computational power or the agility of a dog, but it has a similar sensitivity for certain things,\u201d Swager said. \u201cWithin some classes of chemicals, it can actually smell as well as a dog, which is important.\u201d Dogs also need trainers, can act unpredictably in unfamiliar environments, and can intimidate people, which Swager cites as other advantages of Fido.\nCurrently, American soldiers in Iraq are using Fido devices in two ways \u2013 either attached to a robotic platform for deployment to hard-to-reach and dangerous areas, or as a portable, hand-held monitor to analyze people, clothing and automobiles.\nIn 2005, Fido earned the U.S. Army Greatest Invention Award. General (Retired) Paul J. Kern, the former U.S. Army senior military advisor in Research, Development and Acquisition, wrote in a nomination letter for Swager, \u201cIt is not realistic to put a number on how many attacks have been prevented by early detection of bomb makers and IED\u2019s, but one could easily estimate that hundreds of individuals have avoided serious injury or death as a result of Swager\u2019s chemical inventions.\u201d\nIn addition to its use in Iraq, Fido has also been tested domestically. The National Park Police used hand-held units to screen bags on the Washington D.C. Mall during the July 4 celebration in 2006. Swager envisions the device also having applications in airports and building security.\nA Range of Inventions\nIn addition to their use in explosives detection, Swager\u2019s molecular wire sensors have many other possible applications, from detecting environmental pollutants to early-stage cancer cells.\nSome of his other inventions include lasing sensors that could someday improve building security; near-infrared optical imaging agents that may enable simpler techniques for screening and diagnosing Alzheimer\u2019s disease; as well as molecules with high-free volume that could improve the manufacture of semiconductors and liquid crystal displays.\nAn Example for Others\nAs an educator and researcher, Swager is widely recognized as an outstanding role model for young innovators. He encourages students to have a \u201chealthy irreverence\u201d to him and to constantly challenge their own thinking, as well. 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        "raw_content": "The Ambiguous Future of 3D Movies\nIt was in 1985 that the German film director Wim Wenders first saw the Pina Bausch dance company. He later admitted that he had had to be dragged to the event by a girlfriend. Though a lover of many types of music, Wenders was one of those who believed he simply didn\u2019t get ballet or modern dance. But after a few moments of the performance, he was on the edge of his seat, so moved he was crying. He felt his life had been altered.\nPina Bausch had been born in Dusseldorf in 1940 (that made her five years older than Wenders). She danced from an early age and came to America to study with Anthony Tudor and Paul Taylor and to perform with New American Ballet. In 1962, she joined the Folkwang Ballett, in Germany, and stayed there for ten years, becoming the leader of the company. But then in 1972, she moved to Wuppertal (close to the border with Belgium) to be artistic director of the Wuppertal Opera Ballet. It was there that she developed a unique approach to modern dance that was sexual, theatrical, violent sometimes, full of conflict and a kind of unhappiness seldom touched on in classical ballet. The genre was called \u201ctanztheater\u201d and in time the company was renamed Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch. Her reputation was international, but she never gave up the small city, also famous for its innovative monorail.\nSoon after his first exposure to tanztheater, Wenders had talked to Bausch about a movie\u2014but what kind of film? How does one film dance, especially when it is as physical and dramatic as Bausch made it? By 2009, he had the idea of doing it in 3D\u2014an art documentary using the form associated with action films. Bausch agreed, though she was insistent that there would be no biography in the film, and as little as possible of her talking. It worked out that way: a week before shooting was to start Bausch was diagnosed with lung cancer and in a few days she was dead. Wenders cancelled the film; it had become impossible, he believed. But then the dancers came to him and said, no, we must do the film \u201cfor Pina.\u201d\nI\u2019m telling the story in this way because by rights, Pina should be a superb, ravishing event, a tribute to Pina Bausch herself, and a signal that the future of 3D at the movies is far richer than it might have seemed. But I\u2019m not sure.\nThe movie uses four of Bausch\u2019s dances: The Rite of Spring, to Stravinsky\u2019s music, on a stage covered with coffee-colored peat, with a male and a female troupe and a vivid red scarf as the metaphor for menstrual blood. Caf\u00e9 Mueller is a study in oppressive routine: a blind woman in white tries to enter a room full of chairs as men in black keep moving the chairs. Kontakthof is a waiting-room piece, with one group of young dancers and another much older. The last, Vollmond, is a world in which flood surrounds a great rock. These set-pieces are intercut with close-ups of some of her dancers\u2014glorious, inspired faces\u2014as we hear them talk about what Pina meant to them, though we do not see them talking. There is also a little newsreel or documentary material of Pina herself teaching and watching. Most interesting of all, there are some fragments of dance done in Wuppertal itself: on the streets, at a power station, in front of slag heaps. It\u2019s in these moments that one feels the choreography\u2019s most intense and troubled engagement with the world at large. So should the entire film have been done in the open? I\u2019m not sure.\nI know too little about modern dance to offer an expert commentary, but I have eyes to see that Pina Bausch had access to a language of desirous and thwarted movement that is riveting and political. The restraints her dancers struggle with are more than physical or technical. The dancers are emotional and resistant, battling the social construction of the world and its attempt to organize dread and desire. This is more neurotic dance than ecstasy or sublimity. When I watched the trailer to Pina, I could not wait to see the movie itself: It had moments of broken melody and breathtaking shots of women falling like felled trees and being caught by a man at the last moment. Those things are in Pina, but they are not as central and animating as they seemed in the trailer.\nIs 3D the problem, no matter that Wenders has declared he will never do another film any other way? There are enough moments when the camera\u2019s immersion in the dance seems exciting and even dangerous, but I wonder how far these movements and the sense of being on the stage are distracting. Space and formation\u2014and dancers creating changing shapes within them\u2014are things that may require a full, static point-of-view. That\u2019s how Fred Astaire directed all the dance numbers in his films. Too often in Pina I felt like a player on a football field, wondering who was going to hit me in the back next.\n3D has become such a war chant now, and its enthusiasts are alive with the news that not just Wenders but Martin Scorsese (Hugo) and Werner Herzog (Cave of Forgotten Dreams) have taken it up. Very soon, the wonders of Titanic will be back in 3D. We the people seem to have bought the package, and forgotten that all along in movies, as in paintings, there could be an illusion of depth and distance that didn\u2019t keep hitting you over the head with novelties and gotchas. Do you need 3D to feel Omar Sharif\u2019s mirage silhouette coming in the distance of Lawrence of Arabia?\nI\u2019m nearly sure that I find 3D a bothersome diversion from what movies might be about. For sure, sometimes, there are shots and views that are spellbinding. But 3D is not natural depth\u2014as in the movies of Renoir, Welles and Wyler\u2014it is a series of layers or levels in which sometimes the people and the place do not seem to be together. It\u2019s harder for characters to look at one another in 3D. Sometimes it\u2019s like the feeling of a whole pack of back projections laid on top of each other\u2014not without allure or mystery, but enough to lose the story.\nYou should see Pina for yourself, because honestly I\u2019m not sure. It\u2019s a tribute, a beautiful occasion and a loving gesture, but I don\u2019t think it\u2019s much of a movie.\nBooks and Arts, Film, Germany, Dusseldorf, Anthony Tudor, Paul Taylor, Wim Wenders, American Ballet, Pina Bausch",
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        "title": "Dario Argento says the Suspiria remake has \"no music,\" which is a weirdly specific dig on poor Thom Yorke",
        "raw_content": "Dario Argento says the Suspiria remake has \"no music,\" which is a weirdly specific dig on poor Thom Yorke\nPhoto: Stefan Hoederath (Getty Images)\nIt took a minute, but director Dario Argento has finally weighed in on Luca Guadagnino\u2019s moody, beautiful remake of his horror masterpiece Suspiria. Don\u2019t tell any immortal, unknowable, extremely lethal ancient witches, though, but the notices weren\u2019t especially good.\nThe 78-year-old Argento\u2014who last professionally squandered his talents on 2013's regrettable Dracula 3D\u2014was asked about Guadagnino\u2019s film during an appearance on an Italian radio show this week, and (per Indie For Bunnies, plus an assist from Google Translate) seems to have given it a withering pan. Argento previously expressed his skepticism for the project back before production even started, and has now accused the movie of containing \u201clittle fear,\u201d and, in what must have felt like a weirdly unnecessary swipe to poor composer Thom Yorke, \u201cNo music,\u201d as well.\nOf course, it\u2019s possible that Argento was simply being metaphorical about Guadagnino\u2019s filmmaking style, which he backhandedly complimented by noting that the Call Me By Your Name director makes \u201cbeautiful tables, beautiful curtains, beautiful dishes, all beautiful.\u201d It\u2019s possible he was being sincere in his praise for Guadagnino\u2019s design sense, but given that he also accused him of having \u201cbetrayed the spirit of the original film,\u201d the implication is that there\u2019s no real old-school nastiness to Guadagnino\u2019s movie\u2014an argument we\u2019d push back hard against, by the way, given all the visceral, ugly thrills we found within it. In any case, Argento\u2019s dim assessment of his successor\u2019s \u201crefined\u201d movie probably extends to the decision to swap out Goblin\u2019s electronic beats and eerie, whispering vocals for Yorke\u2019s ethereal \u201cspells.\u201d\nOne can only hope that newly minted soundtracker Yorke will just kind of roll with this particular punch; he\u2019s previously expressed a lot of pride in the soundtrack, which is the first major scoring project that he\u2019s ever, well, scored. Yorke is currently planning to release an extended edition of the album, and is reportedly quite pleased that his title track is apparently on the short list of potential Oscar nominations for Best Song at this year\u2019s Academy Awards.\nThe Suspiria restoration 4 years in the making is complete, completely gorgeous\nLuca Guadagnino\u2019s Suspiria remake transforms lurid thrills into high art",
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        "title": "Game Of Thrones\u2019 Melisandre will play Leni Riefenstahl in a Jesse Owens biopic",
        "raw_content": "Game Of Thrones\u2019 Melisandre will play Leni Riefenstahl in a Jesse Owens biopic\nActress Carice van Houten, best known in the U.S. for her role as enigmatic fire priestess Melisandre on HBO\u2019s Game Of Thrones, has been cast as controversial German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl in an upcoming Jesse Owens biopic. Race, one of several planned films about the famous athlete, will star Stephan James as Owens, along with Jeremy Irons and Jason Sudeikis in supporting roles. Van Houten\u2019s Riefenstahl will presumably appear as Hitler\u2019s hand-picked documentarian for the 1936 Olympic Games, where Owens famously captured national attention by dominating men\u2019s track and field with four gold-medal performances.\nRiefenstahl, whose most famous film is the propaganda hallmark The Triumph Of The Will, was a controversial figure both during and after the Second World War, thanks to her association with Hitler and the Third Reich\u2014as well as her ability to give birth to magical shadow assassin demon babies. (Although she\u2019s often praised by scholars of baby murder shadows for her technical expertise and innovative contributions to the form.)",
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        "raw_content": "The almost perfect season: Men\u2019s soccer claws back into national spotlight\nPosted by Joel Delgado \u00d7\t12/10/2017 at 8:20 am\nBy Joel Delgado \u201912, MS \u201917\nA crowd of a thousand-plus fans packed into the bleachers at FIU Soccer Stadium on a cool November night counted down the final seconds of regulation and soon the celebration began.\nThe FIU men\u2019s soccer program fought to a 2-0 victory over Omaha in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. After the game, players and coaches lingered, making their way over to the stands to greet and thank the fans for sharing this moment with them. Nobody was in a hurry to get to the exits.\n\u201cTo experience that in front of the FIU community is an experience none of us will ever forget,\u201d said first-year head coach Kevin Nylen, who was named Conference USA Coach of the Year. \u201cIt was a great night.\u201d\nThe win was the culmination of a special season. For the first time in program history, FIU completed the regular season undefeated and peaked with a No. 8 national ranking \u2013 its highest mark since 1996 when the Panthers went to the national championship game.\nIt had been a long time since the Panthers hosted a game this important on their home field. Thirteen years, to be exact. But the wait was worth it.\nDespite losing on the road in the second round of the tournament to Duke, bringing FIU\u2019s final record to 12-2-4, the 2017 season serves as both the culmination of a long process to bring the Panthers back into the national spotlight and a springboard for what is to come.\n\u201cIt was a great journey,\u201d said senior midfielder Paul Marie. \u201cI enjoyed every step of the way and we built something pretty incredible over the years. Everyone who comes here loves to be part of this team because it\u2019s all about soccer and family. I\u2019m grateful to have been a part of it.\u201d\nMidfielder Paul Marie\nBy the time Marvin Hezel arrived on campus from Germany to play for the men\u2019s soccer program in 2013, the memories of FIU\u2019s glory days were all but forgotten.\nThe program\u2019s colorful history includes two Division II national championships, a magical run to the Division I finals in 1996 and alumni who have gone on to become stars in Major League Soccer and in international competition.\nAfter moving to Conference USA in men\u2019s soccer in 2005, the program hit a brick wall. Going into their first year as a C-USA member, FIU had earned three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and regular season conference championships in the Atlantic Soccer Conference.\nAfter a modest first season in C-USA, the Panthers failed to crack a .500 record in eight of their next nine seasons. During that same timeframe, they never finished a season with more than two wins in conference play.\nThere was a new plan in place, however. A process that Hezel and his teammates were able to see to completion.\n\u201cIt just took time,\u201d says Hezel, a 6-foot-3 defender. \u201cFrom year to year we improved, and got better and better. It\u2019s rewarding and fun and very satisfying to see how far we\u2019ve come.\u201d\nThe plan to breathe new life into the men\u2019s soccer program began when Kenny Arena, the son of two-time U.S. Men\u2019s National Team and Los Angeles Galaxy Head Coach Bruce Arena, was tabbed as FIU\u2019s head coach in 2012.\nIn July 2012, Arena brought in Kevin Nylen, an up-and-coming coach, to be his top assistant. Arena left FIU after two seasons, but Nylen stayed and continued laying down the foundation that would pave the way for the success the program enjoyed under Scott Calabrese \u2013 Arena\u2019s successor \u2013 and now Nylen himself.\nUnder Calabrese in 2015, the Panthers surprised everyone and stormed through the conference tournament to capture the program\u2019s first C-USA title and a berth in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 11 years. It was a validation that the process was working.\n\u201cWe always thought this place could be very good. We knew we could get there, but it would take time. We went out and we got good players and we kept moving forward,\u201d Nylen said. \u201cAfter that hot streak in 2015, now there\u2019s that belief.\u201d\nDefender Marvin Hezel\nThe Panthers fell one win shy of back-to-back C-USA titles in 2016 after losing in the conference championship game. Shortly thereafter, Calabrese left for another coaching position, and Nylen \u2013 who spent 2016 as a head coach in Orlando City SC\u2019s (MLS) Developmental Academy \u2013 returned to take over and continue the process he helped start.\n\u201cIt was a no-brainer to come back,\u201d Nylen said. \u201cI knew every single guy on the team, I knew this place, I care these players and the program and to get that opportunity was special for me.\n\u201cI knew we were going to be good, it was a question of how good can we be? I challenged the guys in the preseason, I said \u2018Let\u2019s be the best version of us.\u2019\u201d\nThe team answered the call in a big way.\nAfter racking up some early wins in the season, the Panthers encountered the first major obstacle to their season: Hurricane Irma.\nHead Coach Kevin Nylen\nThe storm postponed one game and cancelled another as the team was forced to relocate to Birmingham, Ala., for more than a week. What appeared to be a setback and hindrance on the surface wound up being a formative moment for the team.\n\u201cBeing together almost every minute for those 10 days, it builds chemistry and when you\u2019re winning games everything is good. It made team stronger,\u201d said junior forward Santiago Patino.\nIn October, riding a winning streak and climbing the national rankings, the Panthers faced another defining moment in Fort Myers against in-state rival FGCU.\nDown by a goal in the final minutes and playing with a one-man disadvantage, the Panthers\u2019 undefeated season was in serious jeopardy. But with 25 seconds left in the game, Hezel delivered the equalizing goal with a header to force overtime and Alessandro Campoy scored the game winner in the 110th minutes to secure a 4-3 win for FIU.\nThe season-defining victory was part of an eight-game winning streak and showed the Panthers that they were capable of anything.\n\u201cWe knew when we beat FGCU that we were not a regular team; we were something different,\u201d said Patino, who scored a conference-best 15 goals en route to being named Conference USA Player of the Year.\nWith the Panthers returning many of their key players in 2018, this season may just be a prelude for what\u2019s yet to come. \u2666\nPictured above: The team stands in front of a packed stadium at the NCAA Tournament game versus Omaha.\nTags: Athletics \u00d7 FIU Athletics \u00d7 Men's Soccer \u00d7 Student-Athletes\nThe almost perfect season: Men\u2019s soccer claws back into national spotlight | Broward County, Florida, USA\n[\u2026] The almost perfect season: Men\u2019s soccer claws back into national spotlight [\u2026]",
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        "title": "No One Is Winning the Battle for Digital Wallet Customers",
        "raw_content": "No One Is Winning the Battle for Digital Wallet Customers\nby Daniela Yu and Beth Youra\nOnly 13% of U.S. adults have a digital wallet on their smartphone\nCompetition is heating up between Apple, Google and PayPal\nGood news: The technology and the market are still developing\nAs U.S. consumers use more smartphones and mobile devices, it would seem natural for them to ditch their physical wallets and make digital payments whenever and wherever they could.\nBut not so fast. While digital wallets -- technology that allows users to store credit and debit cards, cash, and loyalty cards and coupons to make electronic purchases using a digital device, most often a smartphone -- were first introduced as far back as the 1990s, U.S. consumers have yet to readily accept them.\nThough Apple is trying to change this trend with Apple Pay, Gallup analysis shows enthusiasm for digital wallets is still low. Only 13% of U.S. adults with a smartphone have a digital wallet on their device, and 76% of those who have a digital wallet have never used it or have almost never used it to make a purchase from a retailer in the past 30 days. Of the U.S. consumers using a digital wallet, men and millennials use it more than the rest of U.S. adults: 11% of men and 11% of millennials use it every time or almost every time if they can to make a purchase.\nAmong consumers who have digital wallets, 38% don't see any benefits of using the technology. What's more, nine out of 10 consumers who don't have a digital wallet say they are very unlikely or unlikely to start using one in the next 12 months (91%). This suggests that providers either lack a strong value proposition or aren't communicating it well to prospective customers. Unless this situation changes, it's hard to imagine many consumers moving beyond considering or experimenting with the technology to become loyal, long-term customers.\nConsumers don't seem to be eager to start using digital wallets in the near future, with further analysis suggesting several reasons for their reluctance. More than half of nonusers cite security as a primary reason they're unlikely to use a digital wallet in the next 12 months (55%). Others don't know enough about the technology (21%) or see any benefits of using a digital wallet over just using credit cards (14%), while a few don't think they are accepted at enough places to make the technology useful or worth it (5%).\nHow Companies Can Gain the Greatest Number of Early Adopters\nThough consumers' current enthusiasm for digital wallets is low, the competition in the market is becoming more intense. Apple has already shot to the No. 2 position in market share with the launch of Apple Pay, even though Google and PayPal have been in the digital wallet space longer.\nWhether digital wallet companies are incumbents or startups -- and regardless of whether they're technology firms, retailers, banks or credit card companies -- every provider is looking for opportunities to win share from consumers and merchants. Amplified by the \"network effect\" -- which suggests that a good or service becomes more valuable as more people begin to use it -- the provider that gains the greatest number of early adopters could well dominate the marketplace. Here are some ways providers can create timely strategies to overcome barriers to adopting their digital wallets:\nGain consumer trust on personal data security. Gallup's 2014 consumer trust study confirms that customers place some or a lot of trust in their banks to keep their personal data secure (91%), far more than they trust credit card companies (66%), cellphone platform providers (63%), cellphone carriers (59%), brick-and-mortar and online retailers (69% and 58%, respectively), and social networking services (23%). Though consumers' adoption of their bank's digital wallets is low, banks are well-positioned to overcome security concerns and increase use of their branded wallets. Given the complex network needed to make a digital wallet work, however, all companies involved -- including retailers, cellphone carriers, banks and credit card companies -- must strive to build trust among consumers and respond quickly to any security breaches. Consumers will remain reluctant to adopt this technology if they don't trust all parties involved to keep their personal data safe and secure.\nEducate consumers on what digital wallets are and how to use them. Following the launch of Apple Pay, many consumers have received emails and seen ads from companies and financial services firms encouraging them to adopt their company's product. Before more consumers become users, though, companies must help them understand what a digital wallet is and how to use it. Approaches include playing a video on how to use a digital wallet to customers waiting in line at a bank branch, or asking call center agents to close a call by asking customers if they are using a digital wallet, giving them the benefits of using one and answering any questions they might have about digital wallets. Retailers also could provide signage near checkouts explaining the benefits of a digital wallet and directing customers where to go for more information.\nProvide a clear value proposition. Almost all digital wallet providers claim they offer convenience, relieving customers of the need to carry multiple cards and remember separate passwords for each. However, 14% of nonusers are unconvinced by this claim. Companies must be innovative and provide different value propositions based on their unique competitive advantages to connect with consumers. For example, with knowledge about a customer's disposable income, credit card ownership, and purchasing preferences and frequencies, banks can offer more than a convenient method to make purchases. Banks can also serve as trusted financial advisers, helping customers understand how they are spending their money and how to make informed decisions about future purchases. Technology giants such as Google -- with its coming Android Pay platform -- and PayPal -- with its purchase of the Paydiant platform -- also want to maximize their strong technology and programming capabilities to provide customized digital wallets that developers can use to create their own apps. Customized apps would allow merchants to have their own uniquely branded digital wallets.\nThe lukewarm state of the digital wallet market is mainly driven by consumer reluctance to adopt this new technology, according to Gallup analysis. The good news for budding providers is that both the technology and the market are still developing, which offers every player a chance to win. Companies that can convince consumers to adopt their digital wallets -- by gaining their trust, educating them on how to use the technology and by providing a clear value proposition on how using it will benefit them -- will likely be the market leaders of the future.\nResults are based on a Gallup Panel Web study completed by 11,043 national adults, aged 18 and older, conducted Nov. 20-Dec.1, 2014, and a Gallup Panel Web study completed by 6,032 national adults, aged 18 and older, conducted Dec. 29, 2014-Jan. 16, 2015. The Gallup Panel is a probability-based longitudinal panel of U.S. adults whom Gallup selects using random-digit-dial phone interviews that cover landlines and cellphones. Gallup also uses address-based sampling methods to recruit Panel members. The Gallup Panel is not an opt-in panel and panel members do not receive incentives for participating. For results based on this sample, one can say that the margin of sampling error is \u00b11.3 percentage points, at the 95% confidence level. Margins of error are higher for subsamples. In addition to sampling error, question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of public opinion polls.\nDaniela Yu, Ph.D., is a Senior Researcher, Predictive Analytics, at Gallup.\nBeth Youra is a Senior Specialist at Gallup.\nAll Gallup Headlines Customer Engagement Financial Services Gallup Business Journal Marketplace Millennials\nConsumers Aren't Adopting Digital Wallets\nApple, Google, PayPal and banks are rushing full speed into the digital wallet market. But what do users want?\nGallup https://news.gallup.com/businessjournal/184034/no-one-winning-battle-digital-wallet-customers.aspx",
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        "title": "Rakuten Kobo Announces New Executive Appointments | Kobo",
        "raw_content": "Rakuten Kobo Announces New Executive Appointments\nNew roles created to drive content sales, publisher relations\nTORONTO \u2013 January 5, 2016 - Newly appointed Chief Executive Officer, Michael Tamblyn, today announces two new executive roles created to focus on publisher relations and content sales worldwide.\nPieter Swinkels, formerly Vice President, Publisher Relations and Merchandising for non-English territories, becomes Executive Vice President, Publisher Relations and Content. Managing Rakuten Kobo\u2019s global publisher relations team for ebooks and magazines, he has overall responsibility for publisher relationships, acquisition, publisher operations and Kobo Writing Life, Kobo\u2019s independent publishing business.\nBefore joining Kobo in 2011, Swinkels worked in the international publishing industry, most recently as Publisher and Vice Director at De Bezige Bij (The Busy Bee) in Amsterdam. He holds an MA in English Literature from the University of Amsterdam and MPhil in Anglo-Irish Literature from Trinity College, Dublin. He lives in Toronto with his wife, literary agent Samantha Haywood, and their two children.\nDave Anderson, formerly Vice President, Publisher Relations and Merchandising for English territories, is now Executive Vice President, Content Sales. Managing a global network of local merchandising and sales teams across 17 countries, he is responsible for growing revenue and margin of the eBook business worldwide. He oversees merchandising, promotions and pricing as well as content analytics, and will work closely with Kobo\u2019s CRM and Big Data teams to optimize the Kobo offering, ensuring every customer finds the right book at the right price.\nBefore joining Kobo in 2011, Anderson was a management consultant with Accenture where he focused on retail operations and international market expansion. Prior to Accenture, Anderson spent seven years with Indigo Books & Music Inc. working in the areas of supply chain, inventory management and assortment planning.\nHe holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Western Ontario and an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business and lives in the Beaches area of Toronto with his wife and twin daughters.\nSwinkels and Anderson join Tamblyn and the existing executive team:\nAlan MacNevin is Chief Marketing Officer, responsible for brand, the customer lifecycle, customer loyalty, and oversees the Big Data and CRM organizations.\nTrevor Hunter is Chief Technology Officer overseeing development of products and services.\nSpencer Low is Chief Strategy Officer and EVP, Customer Acquisition, responsible for long-term planning.\nScott Cleaver is EVP Supply Chain Management and Customer Care, overseeing device development, sales operations and Kobo\u2019s international customer service organization.\nDan Budlovsky is EVP, Finance.\n\u201cI have had the privilege of working closely with both Pieter and Dave and couldn\u2019t be more excited to see them take on these new roles,\u201d said Tamblyn. \u201cPieter is that rare combination of publisher turned retailer combined with digital native; a tough negotiator but also a great collaborator. Dave has laser focus on helping customers find that next perfect book and using every aspect of technology, customer insight and bookseller\u2019s art to make that happen. Having them in new leadership positions is a great step forward for us.\u201d\nRakuten Kobo Inc. is one of the world\u2019s most innovative eReading services offering more than 4.7 million eBooks and magazines to millions of customers in 190 countries. Believing that consumers should have the freedom to read any book on any device, Kobo provides consumers with a choice when reading. Kobo offers an eReader for everyone with a wide variety of E Ink eReaders to suit any Reader\u2019s style including the Kobo Aura, Kobo Aura H2O, Kobo Aura HD, Kobo Glo HD, and Kobo Touch 2.0. Along with the company\u2019s free top-ranking eReading apps for Apple\u00ae, BlackBerry\u00ae, Android\u00ae, and Windows\u00ae, Kobo ensures the next great read is just a page-turn away. Headquartered in Toronto and owned by Tokyo-based Rakuten, Kobo eReaders can be found in major retail chains around the world. For more information, visit www.kobo.com.\nrdentremont@kobo.com",
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        "raw_content": "HomeNationalNew MOU With AIA Likely To Put Vincy Aviation\u2019s local Operations Out Of Business\nAugust 9, 2018 admin National Comments Off on New MOU With AIA Likely To Put Vincy Aviation\u2019s local Operations Out Of Business\nVincy Aviation Services has expressed serious concerns relating to the recent announcement that a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed to allow for Kayan Aviation Holdings to construct a Fixed Based Operations (FBO) at Argyle International Airport.\nAccording to Managing Director of Vincy Aviation Services, Ricardo Drayton, the announcement by Hadley Bourne, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Argyle International Airport (AIA) that he was \u201cholding Uday Nayak of Kayan Aviation Holdings to their commitment to have the CIP up and running by the winter season\u201d, is likely to put Vincy Aviation\u2019s local operations out of business at Argyle, and will also seriously affect their business at Canouan Airport.\nMr. Drayton said in a statement that the director and staff was surprised by the announcement, especially since over the last three years, Vincy Aviation has tendered for and discussed at least two separate proposals for the development and provision of FBO services at Argyle.\nMr. Drayton also expressed his frustration that despite his company\u2019s provision of quality Aviation Services in St. Vincent and the Grenadines for the last eighteen years, Vincy Aviation continues to be overlooked for important Aviation and Cargo projects such as the FBO Operation and the Cargo Terminal Management at AIA.\nVincy Aviation Services, also known as Caribbean Aviation Management is a Vincentian Company that provides General Aviation services to many international clients including some of the world\u2019s largest Private Jet companies from offices at AIA.\nThe company recently renewed a Lease Agreement with the Airport for office space at AIA and currently employs 25 Vincentians in its local operations.\nIt also offer Cargo and Courier services regionally and internationally via sister company SwiftPac.",
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        "raw_content": "Air Astana Enhances International Network And Expands Fleet\nAirline launches two new flights to the Russian Federation and takes delivery of third A320neo family of aircraft\nAir Astana, the Skytrax award-winning carrier from Kazakhstan, is launching new flights from Astana to two destinations in Russia \u2013 Tyumen and Kazan. The new Astana \u2013 Tyumen route commenced on 2nd June 2018 and will operate three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. The flight will be served by an Embraer E190, with nine Business Class and 88 Economy Class seats.\nLead in fares start at US$205 for a round trip in Economy Class and US$475 for return flight in Business Class (prices may vary due to currency fluctuations). Tickets can be purchased at www.airastana.com , from the airline\u2019s ticketing offices or Air Astana\u2019s accredited ticketing agencies.\nAir Astana offers convenient connections for international passengers travelling from Frankfurt, London, Paris, Kiev, Istanbul, Tbilisi, Delhi, Tashkent, Bishkek, Baku and Beijing flying to Tyumen via Astana. For longer connections passengers are offered Air Astana\u2019s Stopover Holidays programme that includes hotel accommodation for one night with breakfast and airport transfers included for US$1. For more information on Air Astana Stopover Holidays please visit: https://airastana.com/global/en-us/Plan/Stopover-Holidays.\nAir Astana\u2019s second new route: Astana \u2013 Kazan, commenced on 3rd June 2018. The new flight will operate on Sundays and will be served by an Airbus A320 and Embraer E190 aircraft. The new service supplements the existing Almaty \u2013 Kazan flight, which operates twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays. Ticket prices start at US$218 for a round trip in Economy Class and US$618 for a return flight in Business Class (prices may vary due to currency fluctuations). The airline offers convenient connections for international passengers travelling from Beijing, Delhi, Tashkent and Bishkek.\nThis latest network expansion coincides with the delivery of the airline\u2019s second Airbus A321neo. Air Astana took delivery of the aircraft on 2nd June. The new aircraft offers 179 seats in a two-class layout (Business 28/Economy 151) . Similar to its first A321neo, this aircraft is equipped with an in-seat IFE system. The aircraft will be operated on Air Astana\u2019s domestic and international routes including flights to Russia, Georgia, Turkey, UAE, Central Asia and China. In total, the airline has ordered 17 A32oneo family of aircraft, with first A320neo and two A321neo already delivered. The remaining 14 aircraft are to be delivered within the next two years, enabling Air Astana to operate one of the youngest fleets in the world.\nWorld Airways \u2013 A New Brand For 2018\nAccorHotels eyes a 14.3% stake in Air France-KLM",
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        "raw_content": "Frontpage Opinion Don\u2019t leave NWT out of gun debate\nDon\u2019t leave NWT out of gun debate\nNWT MP Michael McLeod let slip last week what he and the Northwest Territories are up against in the latest debate over gun control.\nWhen asked whether consultations on potentially banning handguns and \u201cassault weapons\u201d would include voices from the NWT, McLeod said the real pressure is coming from the \u201cbigger cities\u201d \u2014 i.e., ridings his Liberal Party government cannot afford to lose if it wants to win the federal election next year.\nCan it afford to lose him? A gun ban might not be a hill to live or die on but his response is emblematic of the North\u2019s frustrations with Ottawa. The three territories each elected a Liberal MP to help the party form the government in the 2015 election but McLeod tells us Bill Blair, the minister and former Toronto chief of police heading up the consultations, might only visit one of the territories, if any at all. But feel free to fill out the government\u2019s online survey.\n\u201cThe government is under some pressure to respond to some of the bigger cities, Montreal and Toronto specifically,\u201d said McLeod.\n\u201cHe\u2019s indicated that he\u2019s coming North but at this point I don\u2019t know where he\u2019s going.\u201d\nWell, we know he is going to vote-rich Toronto and Montreal, multiple times no doubt. We understand they have concerns about guns there but the territory does as well.\nThe Northwest Territories is second only to Nunavut in the rate of violent firearm-related crimes, 67.5 per population of 100,000, according to Statistics Canada. The national average in 2016 was 25.5 per 100,000.\nThere has been much discussion recently about the insistence by police and other government officials claiming \u2013 without any reliable data \u2013 that most gun-related crimes in Canada nowadays are being committed with firearms coming from within the country, instead of being smuggled in from the United States.\nWe don\u2019t have any data either but we do know about two high-profile thefts of handguns in recent weeks \u2013 one in Yellowknife, the other in Fort Smith \u2013 from people\u2019s homes. A handgun stolen from a Range Lake-areas home was reportedly used to injure a man during a wild evening of gun play outside Fraser Arms apartments in 2015.\nRegardless of where one stands on the issue of legal handgun ownership, clearly the NWT has a perspective and should be heard by the politicians calling the shots in Ottawa. A survey simply won\u2019t cut it.\nPerhaps what\u2019s most at stake for the North is the discussion on assault weapons. There is a fear among gun rights activists that an assault weapons ban may include many firearms widely used for hunting.\nThese are legitimate concerns considering the fiasco that followed the rollout of the Liberal long gun registry in the 1990s. Suddenly, simple things such as buying ammunition for hunting in remote communities, became much more difficult. This is what happens when Ottawa listens to Toronto but ignores the North.\nThe Northwest Territories deserves to be heard in this debate. McLeod must work harder to secure a commitment from Minister Blair to come to the territory and hear from Northerners.\nIf he can\u2019t make that happen it will be yet another example of southern Canada running roughshod over the North. And if NWT residents aren\u2019t heard, McLeod will have to accept the blame.\nPrevious articleGetting in the Christmas spirit\nNext articleCrisis Text Line launches across Canada",
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Ultimately, we want academic environments to inspire our children to be lifelong learners, Noguera emphasized, noting that \u201cif our kids get good test scores and grades, but they\u2019re still miserable, we haven\u2019t succeeded.\u201d\nPedro Noguera: So some of the basic things that we should do, we ignore, like make sure the kids are engaged. I want to challenge you to start asking some different questions about your schools and about the work going on here, because I think we\u2019ve been asking the wrong questions.\nKeri Mitchell: I\u2019m interested in, what\u2019s your expertise and passion, and then what advice would you give to parents who are thinking about these kinds of things? Are you a parent?\nPedro Noguera: I am. I am. I have five kids. So, I\u2019m a sociologist at UCLA. I\u2019ve been studying education for many years. My passion, my focus is on how what\u2019s happening outside of schools affects what\u2019s happening inside of schools. So issues like inequality, poverty, immigration are all kind of critical to my work. I regard schools as being really important to our society, to what kind of society we become and what kind of democracy we are. As a parent, you always have to choose what\u2019s best for your child, and that\u2019s why when parents make a choice, I never criticize because I assume that they want to do what\u2019s best for their child. At the same time, we always have to be mindful of the fact that our personal and private choices have larger consequences and implications for our communities and for our society. We live in a country where, in almost every city, the affluent send their kids to private schools and the poor and sometimes middle class send their kids to public school. That divide reinforces the inequities in our society, because when those with means and wealth are not invested in the public sector and the public schools, over time, the quality of those schools goes down. We know that, in our society, most institutions that serve poor people are usually not very good, and that\u2019s not because poor people are not very good. It\u2019s because the same focus on quality is not there from those who provide the service. So we need an institution that serves everyone right and ideally serves them well. There aren\u2019t many like that.\nKeri Mitchell: Knowing what you know, how did that impact what you chose?\nPedro Noguera: Because I went to public school myself, and then I taught public schools and served on the school board, [I knew] staying in the public school system was important. At the same time, I knew that sometimes kids don\u2019t get what they need and deserve. Therefore as a parent, you have to compensate. What they don\u2019t get in school [you have to make up for] outside of school, at home or through enrichment, you know, travel and museums and things like that. So that\u2019s the way I\u2019ve made my choices, but not every parent has the time on their hands to do that. So they\u2019re, I think, at a real disadvantage.\nKeri Mitchell: Sure. There\u2019s always this kind of elusive \u201cbest,\u201d right? Like, if I do the wrong thing by my child, I\u2019m going to screw them up for life. So what should we think about? What should we be making decisions about rather than what we shouldn\u2019t?\nPedro Noguera: Well, I think to some degree \u2014 and this is strictly true amongst affluent parents \u2014 there\u2019s too much anxiety about their kids, about their education, about their success. You see these parents who are overly involved, who overly protect their kids from any kind of harm. As a kid, I played outside. Kids don\u2019t play outside anymore and the world\u2019s changed, so I\u2019m not saying that you don\u2019t have to be careful as a parent. But I think the mistake I see some parents make is, they\u2019re overly cautious. I would say that if our kids get good test scores and grades but they\u2019re still miserable, we haven\u2019t succeeded. And so we want kids to be happy. You want them to be independent. We want them to be creative people, and we want them to be lifelong learners. That is not kids who are just satisfied with an A, but who want to learn more. Those are the kinds of people who ultimately will be adaptable to change and who ultimately are gonna find joy in learning, which is what we should be after.\nKeri Mitchell: Testing is a reality in today\u2019s present day education landscape. Cecelia Oakeley\u2019s job in Dallas ISD is to oversee the assessment and evaluation of students. 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Why are those things important in terms of how a school is doing?\nCecelia Oakeley: We know that if children are connected, have good relationships with the adults, the parents have good relationships with adults, they\u2019re going to learn better. They are able to focus. They\u2019re able to learn, and so we really want to incorporate all that.\nKeri Mitchell: That\u2019s really interesting. So it\u2019s not just them showing up and a, you know, phenomenal teacher who can teach really well? It\u2019s the relationships they\u2019re making?\nCecelia Oakeley: The teacher can be a really good teacher, but if that student is not there connected and not sitting there listening, they\u2019re not going to learn. So we need them to be connected.\nKeri Mitchell: DISD really values growth. That\u2019s something that is factored into the state accountability, but you\u2019re looking even beyond that. Why is that so important?\nCecelia Oakeley: We want to see how our students are adding value or the teachers are adding value to the students. We can have higher performing students coming in. A teacher may not even have to do anything because they\u2019ll do well, but when we look at those students compared to similar students, if they\u2019re not growing that\u2019s not good. So we look at all groups of schools and make sure that teachers are adding value to the students no matter where they begin, wherever they start.\nKeri Mitchell: So in other words, this system won\u2019t just look at a school where you already have students who are maybe, you know, have very educated parents, lots of resources, so we know they\u2019re probably going to do well. It\u2019s looking at how those teachers are getting them from that, or from a real place of either poverty or just lack of knowledge, and getting them from one place to the other.\nCecelia Oakeley: Right. That could mean that they\u2019ve grown. They may not still be at a passing rate, but if we see that they\u2019re really moving the student and eventually they\u2019re going to be passing and they\u2019re going to eventually move to even higher, we know that we\u2019re adding value and that they are moving. We want growth to be our priority in our district. I think the state accountability incorporates that, too, and we want it at all levels. Wherever they are starting, we want to see that they\u2019ve added value.\nKeri Mitchell: So if I\u2019m a parent looking at a school, what are some important things for me to look at beyond just the actual either letter grade or distinction that is assigned to a school? What am I trying to understand?\nCecelia Oakeley: Well, we do have a couple areas they can look at. The new SPF, the school performance framework, where we\u2019re adding or creating values. We have our SEI, our school effectiveness index. That is 30 percent of [the school\u2019s score] because we do value growth, and so we do have that incorporated in there. So you could look at those.\nKeri Mitchell: And a good SEI score is\u2026\nCecelia Oakeley: 50 is average. Anything above 50, a half a standard deviation, 54 and up is really adding value compared to the district. This is all within the district. We have values in our booklets that we have from communications, because it will list the SEI. It is embedded in our school performance framework, and it\u2019s worth 30 percent. It\u2019s public on our domain, our evaluation accountability website, or my data portal. It\u2019s all available there. So those are areas that you can look at and see how your school\u2019s doing. There are a lot of kids that can be adding value and some not, but it kind of combines all of it. We want to make sure we\u2019re doing it for all students.\nKeri Mitchell: Wonderful. 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        "raw_content": "Expat Abroad Germany Germany Job Seeker ...\nGermany is not only a beautiful country, it is also one of the most powerful countries in Europe. With high growth and low unemployment, it is the perfect place to go if you are looking for a job. The country offers free education to its residents and is considered to be a highly safe and attractive living and working environment.\nGermany is also one of the countries that is seeking highly qualified employees to work in well-paid positions, and encourages all young and skilled people to come visit and look for places to work. So if you have decided that you would like to work there, the first things you need to do is get a Germany job seeker visa.\nWhat is a job seeker visa?\nThe job seeker visa for Germany is a Long-Term Residency Permit, which allows you to stay in the country for six months and look for a job. If at the end of the six months you have found a place of employment, you will be given the Germany work visa or a Germany work permit and you will be allowed to work and live there. Please note that having a job seeker visa does not allow you to start working immediately in Germany. It only means that you can visit the country and look for a job during your stay.\nIn order to obtain a job seeker visa for Germany, you need the following:\nBe eligible to apply\nCompile all the necessary documents\nFill out an application form and book your visa appointment\nThere are several criteria that you need to fulfill to be eligible to apply for the Germany job seeker visa:\nHold a Bachelor of Master\u2019s Degree from a German university or an equivalent foreign degree\nHave a minimum of 5 years of experience in your related field of study\nShow proof that you have sufficient funds to cover your stay during the time you are in Germany\nHave travel or medical insurance for your entire stay in Germany or until you get your Work Permit\nIf you checked all of the criteria, then you\u2019re one step closer to getting your visa.\nThe next step is to prepare your set of documents which will be attached to your application. The documents ensure that your application is not immediately rejected on grounds of not fulfilling the requirements, so make sure you have all of them.\nChecklist of documents you need to obtain a Germany job seeker visa:\nA valid passport (issued in the past 10 years and valid for at least 12 months after your scheduled return)\nA copy of your passport\u2019s data page\n3 passport pictures based on biometric specifications\nA cover letter where you explain the objective of your visit, how you plan to find employment, and your alternative career plans if you cannot find a job\nDiploma of your degree (or any other proof of academic qualification from a German or non-German university) as well as any certificates of previous work experience\nYour detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV)\nProof of accommodation in Germany (where you will be staying during your visit)\nProof of financial means to cover the costs for the time of your stay in Germany by showing one of the following documents:\nVerpflichtungserkl\u00e4rung (formal obligation letter) by a sponsor living in Germany\nBank account statement, or\nBlocked bank account.\nProof of personal status in your home country, such as birth certificate, marriage certificate, and others (translated in English)\nProof of your health insurance\nIn order to fulfill the requirements, you have to prepare two sets of these documents and take them to your application centre.\nNote that having all of these documents does not guarantee you will be granted the visa. The decision is entirely up to the consular officer.\nThe German embassy/consulate reserves the right to ask for additional documents. This applies \u2013among others- for certain professions (e.g. Nurses, Medical Doctors, Pharmacists, Teachers)\nApplication form and appointment\nAfter you have gathered the necessary documents, the final step is to fill out an application form from your German Embassy office for the job seeker visa. After you have submitted the form, you will be booked an appointment for an interview. Your background and documents, application form, and interview will determine whether you will be granted the Germany job seeker visa.\nIn conclusion, if you are determined to find employment in Germany, make sure to follow these steps, prepare a good application, and you should be on your way to making contact and networking with potential employers in Germany.",
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        "raw_content": "Browsing Journal articles (Computing) by Author \"Reid, Hayley\"\nEighteen months of meeple like us: an exploration into the state of board game accessibility. \ufeff\nHeron, Michael James; Belford, Pauline Helen; Reid, Hayley; Crabb, Michael (Springer https://doi.org/10.1007/s40869-018-0056-9, 2018-04-21)\nHERON, M.J, BELFORD, P.H., REID, H. and CRABB, M. 2018. Eighteen months of meeple like us: an exploration into the state of board game accessibility. The computer games journal [online], 7(2), pages 75-95. Available from: https://doi.org/10.1007/s40869-018-0056-9\nThe study of game accessibility to date has largely focused on the topic of accessibility within a video game context. Largely underexplored in the academic and professional literature is accessibility in the domain of ...\nMeeple centred design: a heuristic toolkit for evaluating the accessibility of tabletop games. \ufeff\nHERON, M., BELFORD, P.H., REID, H. and CRABB, M. 2018. Meeple centred design: a heuristic toolkit for evaluating the accessibility of tabletop games. The computer games journal [online], 7(2), pages 97-114. Available from: https://doi.org/10.1007/s40869-018-0057-8\nEvaluation of accessibility within a tabletop context is much more complicated than it is within a video game environment. There is a considerable amount of variation in game systems, game mechanisms, and interaction ...",
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        "raw_content": "Interview with Professor Andreas Kulozik, Medical Director for the Department of Pediatric Oncology, Hematology, and Immunology, Heidelberg University Hospital, Germany\nTreatments for children need to be different from treatment for adults \u2013 this also applies in oncology. Having said that, children do not just need new and different treatment concepts that still necessitate research. They also require the support from their families, who need to be nearby during treatment. Accommodation, research, and application \u2013 a children's tumor center is able to offer all three.\nProf. Andreas Kulozik; \u00a9KiTZ/ Philipp Benjamin\nIn this interview with MEDICA-tradefair.com, Prof. Andreas Kulozik talks about these and other advantages of a children\u2019s tumor center, discusses customized and personalized treatment concepts and explains why pediatric oncology is entirely different compared to adult oncology.\nProf. Kulozik, the Heidelberg University Hospital and the German Cancer Research Center recently founded the \"Hopp Children\u2019s Tumor Center at NCT Heidelberg\", KiTZ in short. What is the idea behind it?\nProf. Andreas Kulozik: The team that includes Prof. Olaf Witt, Prof. Stefan Pfister and myself has pondered the idea of combining the different pediatric oncology processes in one location for quite some time. However, we were only recently able to obtain the support of the University Hospital within the context of contract negotiations, to where this idea is just now gaining momentum. A central component is also the new building for which we are currently still securing funding. A dedicated building will finally allow us to consolidate all of the pediatric oncology stakeholders, who are currently still working at different campus locations, under one roof.\nWhat specific advantages does this Center offer physicians and patients?\nKulozik: All stakeholders \u2013 scientists, medical professionals and nursing staff - will benefit from streamlined and shorter processes. In our opinion, this creates the foundation for translating new findings and insights from science into medicine much faster. For example, it will be much easier for our researchers to get input to scientific questions when physicians have a specific medical need. As is often the case in life, we are able to make faster progress if we talk to each other and do not work alone. The advantage for patients is that scientific innovation can subsequently also be implemented much faster in studies.\nOne of your goals is to better adapt treatment concepts to patients. How does pediatric oncology already apply customized procedures today?\nKulozik: That depends on how you define a \"customized treatment concept\". On the one hand, it can be seen as a risk-adapted treatment: higher-risk patients receive more intensive therapy than patients with a lower risk. These types of strategies have already been applied for many years for a variety of diseases, for instance, to treat various types of leukemia. There are highly sensitive techniques to determine the kinetics of leukocyte disappearance from the blood: we adapt the therapy depending on whether they disappear at a slower or faster rate during treatment. Overall, this strategy leads to better treatment results.\nOn the other hand, we are now increasingly able to identify molecular and genetic profiles of tumors and detect which cell signaling pathways are altered in the tumors and how we can systematically affect them with drugs. These are growth-promoting processes that are no longer properly controlled in cancer cells for instance. There are a variety of options to slow these processes down with the help of specific drugs. Today, this is called individualized or personalized medicine. Our hope is to develop an improved, targeted treatment with hopefully fewer side effects through subtle genetic analysis of different types of leukemia and tumors.\nThe Children's Tumor Center is based on the work of Professors Dietmar Pfister, Olaf Witt and Andreas Kulozik (from left to right); \u00a9KiTZ/ Philipp Benjamin\nAre there any specific difficulties in the treatment of cancer in children, or can you use the same treatment methods you use in adults?\nKulozik: There is no easy answer to this important and technically simple question. Children tolerate certain medications much better than adults do. Based on body weight, we are able to give children a much higher dose for a range of cytostatic drugs \u2013 these are drugs that are also used in chemotherapy - than we can with adults. Having said that, there are also drugs that can be administered much easier in older patients, for example, drugs that affect fertility and whose side effects are thus less relevant in older people who no longer need family planning versus adolescents, who still do.\nGenerally speaking, children are actually able to tolerate lots of therapy. Needless to say, very small children, newborns or babies are the exceptions. What's more, there are entirely different types of cancers occurring in childhood than there are in adult age. There are virtually no occurrences of lung or colon cancer in children, those being the common types of cancer in adults. Conversely, we rarely see adults affected by the most common types of cancer in children.\nAside from biology, we obviously also need to address the environment and the overall family situation. If a child is seriously ill, it is a very different situation for a family compared to when an older adult falls ill. 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        "raw_content": "Fish have been on Earth for over 500 million years, long before even the dinosaurs roamed the planet. There are over 25,000 species of fish which is more than all the species of amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals combined and are divided into 3 main groups. They are the jawless, the cartilaginous (KAR-ti-LAJ-i-nus) and the bony fish. Jawless fish are the last survivors of the world\u2019s first vertebrate (VUR-ta-bret) animals, which means \u201cback-boned\u201d. They lack both scales and jaws. Dating from over 500 million years ago, only the Hagfish and Lamprey Eels remain. Cartilaginous fish developed about 100 million years later, ancestors of today\u2019s sharks. The skeleton of these fish is made of cartilage (KART-laj), which is not as hard as bone. These fish have jaws, as well as teeth which are usually hard and sharp. Their bodies are covered with hard scales. Bony fish\u2014fish with bony skeletons\u2014appeared at the same time as cartilaginous fish. They are the largest group, with about 20,000 species. These fish have an organ called a swim bladder which gives the animal buoyancy (BOY en-see), the ability to float. All fish live in water and breathe with gills. Fish are cold-blooded, which means their internal body temperature changes as the surrounding temperature changes.\nFish have been on the earth for more than 450 million years.\nFish were well established long before dinosaurs roamed the earth.\nThere are over 25,000 identified species of fish on the earth.\nIt is estimated that there may still be over 15,000 fish species that have not yet been identified.\nThere are more species of fish than all the species of amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals combined.\n40% of all fish species inhabit freshwater, yet less than .01% of the earth\u2019s water is freshwater.\nSome fish are able to absorb oxygen from the air and crawl overland using strong pectoral fins.\nSome fish don\u2019t posses an air bladder to help keep them afloat and must either swim continually or rest on the bottom.\nSome fish make sounds by grating their teeth and others make sounds from their air filled swim bladder.\nSome species of fish can fly (glide), others can skip along the surface and others can even climb rock.\nFish have a specialized sense organ called the lateral line which works much like radar and helps them navigate in dark or murky water.\nThe largest fish is the Whale Shark which can reach 50 feet in length.\n91% of tropical fish sold in the United States are harvested from the wild in Africa, Asia, Central and South America.\nSome species of fish have skeletons made only of cartilage.\nFish have excellent senses of sight, touch, taste and many possess a good sense of smell & hearing.\nFish feel pain and suffer stress just like mammals and birds.\nTropical fish are one of the most popular pets in the U.S.\n95% of tropical fish mortality results from improper housing and nutrition.\nThe world\u2019s smallest fish is the Paideios (\u201cPaedocypris progenetica\u201d) from Indonesia, with mature females measuring 7.9 millimeters (0.31 inches). A member of the carp family, it has a translucent body and a head unprotected by a skeleton.\nExplore Fishes",
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        "raw_content": "Windows, also referred to as glazing or fenestration, affect both how much daylight comes into a building and the building\u2019s heating and cooling loads. The windows you choose, whether in a new build or a retrofit, can make a significant difference in your energy consumption\u2014if properly employed, they can cut annual energy costs by up to 20% in perimeter zones.\nIn most large commercial buildings, cooling represents the major energy load, so you\u2019ll want glazing that minimizes solar heat gain but doesn\u2019t inhibit daylight. In buildings where heating is the major energy load, you\u2019ll need to choose glazing that minimizes heat loss.\nUnderstanding the performance parameters will help you choose the right windows for your building.\nWindow performance metrics\nSolar heat gain coefficient (SHGC). SHGC indicates how well a window controls solar radiation. 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Visible transmittance is the percentage of visible light that makes it through a window. Visible transmittance values range from 0.74 for clear single-pane glass to 0.04 for the most light-blocking glass. Reductions in heat gain (known as SHGC) must always be considered in conjunction with the corresponding reduction in light. For instance, reflective glass products used in many cooling-load-dominated regions create such dim interiors that the space requires almost as much electric lighting as it would if the walls were opaque. That level of electric lighting can release more waste heat year-round than the sun would deliver through normal windows. In this case, to deal with the waste heat from overhead lights, you would have to install more-powerful air conditioners, increasing energy costs.\nHeat transfer (U-factor). U-factor, sometimes called U-value, indicates the total rate of heat flow from conduction, convection, and radiation through a window due to the difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures. Windows with low U-factors have low heat-flow rates, which lead to significantly higher radiant temperatures on the window\u2019s inner surfaces in cold weather. These higher temperatures provide several benefits: moisture condensation is reduced or eliminated, occupant comfort is increased, thermostat setpoints can often be lowered, and the building\u2019s heating system could be downsized.\nBecause the U-factor varies when measured at different points of the glass\u2014the center, the edge, or the frame\u2014the overall U-factor is often used to give the insulating value for the entire window assembly. Overall U-factor values range from approximately 1.25 for clear single-pane windows with aluminum frames to 0.14 for the highest-performing windows.\nEnergy moves through windows in four ways: infiltration, conduction, convection, and radiation.\nInfiltration. Air leaks around the frame, around the sash, and through gaps in movable window parts. Infiltration is foiled by careful design and installation (especially for operable windows), weather stripping, and caulking.\nConduction. Adjacent molecules of gases or solids pass thermal energy between them. Conduction is minimized by adding layers of glass to trap air between and putting low-conductivity gases in those spaces. Frame conduction is reduced by using materials that don\u2019t conduct well, such as vinyl and fiberglass.\nConvection. Pockets of high-temperature, low-density gas rise, setting up a circular movement pattern. Convection occurs within multilayer windows and on either side of the window. Careful spacing of gas-filled gaps minimizes both this issue and conduction.\nRadiation. Energy that passes directly from a warmer surface to a cooler one. Radiation is controlled with films or coatings that limit these emissions.\nCondensation resistance. This metric is a measure of how well a window assembly resists the formation of condensation on its interior surfaces. It is expressed as a number between 0 and 100\u2014the higher the number, the better.\nLight-to-solar-gain ratio (LSG). This less-commonly used metric is the ratio of visible transmittance to SHGC. A ratio greater than 1 indicates that the window transmits more light than heat. Windows with low LSGs are more often used in passive solar heating applications, whereas windows with high LSGs are used to help prevent heat gain.\nThe type of glazing used on windows in new construction settings can have a significant effect on a building\u2019s solar heat gain or HVAC load. In a retrofit application, window film is a proven low-cost method for reducing cooling load with relatively low risk. Many of the benefits of solar-control glazing can be gained by applying after-market films to standard windows.\nStandard. Standard, single-pane windows transmit about 88% of the sunlight that strikes them and have the highest heat-transfer rates: a center-of-glass U-factor of approximately 1.09 and an overall U-factor of approximately 1.25 when used with standard aluminum frames. In the cooling season, standard windows are a significant source of heat gain and are also often a source of glare. In insulated buildings, they\u2019re one of the largest sources of heat loss during the heating season.\nTinted. Tinted windows, also known as heat-absorbing glass, block heat transmission through bulk absorption in the glass itself. Unfortunately, this also causes the glass temperature to rise, increasing the radiation coming off the window into the conditioned space. The result is that tinting by itself yields a modest reduction in SHGC and reduces visible transmittance. The most common colors for tinted glass are neutral gray, bronze, and blue-green. Black-tinted glass is the worst choice for cooling load reduction because it absorbs visible energy. Green- or blue-tinted glass is more selective than other colors for letting light in while keeping heat out.\nReflective. Semitransparent metallic coatings can be applied to the surfaces of clear or tinted glass, and because these coatings reflect rather than absorb infrared energy, they raise shading coefficients. Reflective glass is most often used in hot-climate applications, where a high level of solar control is critical, but it reduces cooling loads at the expense of daylight. This means more electric light is required, the heat from which may offset the savings. Reflective coatings can be used on all single-pane windows, and some coatings are available that must be sealed inside double-glass units.\nSpectrally selective. Spectrally selective glazing is a type of low-e coating that can maximize or minimize solar gain, or achieve a balance anywhere in between. Typical LSG values for these second-generation selective low-e coatings on clear glass range from 1.2 to 2.0, and one glass product from PPG Industries, Solarban 70XL, has an LSG of 2.3 with a daylight transmittance of 63%. These coatings can be combined with tinted glazings, offering an extensive range of aesthetic options, all with state-of-the-art performance in transmitting daylight while minimizing solar heat gain.\nInsulated. Glass by itself conducts heat easily, but by trapping air between two clear panes, manufacturers can produce glazing with half the heat flow of standard glazing\u2014a U-factor of about 0.6. Trapping an inert gas such as argon or krypton between two or more layers of glass can further reduce the U-factor. With insulated windows, the thermal weak point becomes the edge of the unit where the glass meets the window frame. To improve performance, manufacturers use thermal breaks in metal frames, increase the use of wood and clad-wood sashes and frames, and increase the use of frame materials with lower thermal conductivity, such as vinyl. By combining inert gases with multiple panes, low-conductivity frames, and low-e coatings, manufacturers have achieved overall U-factors as low as 0.14.\nElectrochromic. This glass is an optical switching technology that can vary its light transmittance. When voltage is applied to the window, it changes from clear to a dark tint in three to five minutes. Reversing the voltage restores the window to a clear state. 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The National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) is a coalition of industry and public-sector groups that works to standardize and improve the performance ratings of all fenestration products, including windows, doors, and skylights. The NFRC certifies the SHGC, visible transmittance, and U-factor ratings for prebuilt window assemblies, which are then listed in the NFRC Certified Products Directory and on a label on the window itself. A condensation resistance rating may also be listed but is not necessary for certification. The NFRC also created a PCP Site-Built Packet certification program for site-built commercial windows that establishes ratings using computer modeling and accredited laboratories.\nEstimate the savings potential. Use a computer simulation program such as DOE-2, the US Department of Energy\u2019s building energy-use simulation software, to calculate the potential savings from an energy-efficient window. This type of tool is necessary to get a holistic view\u2014glazing affects both HVAC and lighting loads, and the lighting loads also have an impact on HVAC, making the calculations difficult.\nEvaluate architectural changes. A free simulation tool called the Facade Design Tool is available from the Efficient Windows Collaborative; it can evaluate the effect your window and shading options will have on your energy use. Not every city in the US is represented in the tool, but it designates 15 climate zones that cover the entire country, so data for cities that aren\u2019t specifically represented can be extrapolated from those that are.\nModel residential applications. Software developed by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) for residential applications, RESFEN, estimates savings given the net performance metrics of a window-and-film combination as well as other variables such as house type, geographic location, and energy costs.\nModel commercial applications. Similar to RESFEN, the COMFEN tool from LBNL is for commercial applications. Although helpful for some applications, at version 3.0 it has some limitations. For example, internal energy load defaults for small office buildings are still being implemented. While these defaults are not customizable, they may still be useful. One other limitation is that the packaged single-zone HVAC system type is the only HVAC system type available for use. Future versions will expand in scope based on user feedback.\nConsider chromogenic windows. These windows are also called optical-switching or \u201csmart\u201d windows, and one type\u2014electrochromic glazing\u2014is already commercially available. Other technologies still under development will enable windows to alter their visible transmittance in response to temperature (thermochromic) or light (photochromic) fluctuations. Figure 2 shows the potential performance of these emerging technologies as well as that of electrochromic glazing.\nFigure 2: Lighting energy versus cooling energy by glazing type\nMost glazing choices involve a trade-off between the requirements for air conditioning and those for electric lighting. For instance, clear glass lets in lots of visible light and solar heat, and hence reduces the need for electric lighting, but it also increases the need for cooling relative to reflective glass. Chromogenic glazings offer improved performance in both parameters.\nSeveral new window types are currently under development, including triple-pane, \u201cinsulation-filled,\u201d and evacuated windows.\nTriple-pane windows. Glass manufacturing has improved due to the advent of computers and smartphones, and it\u2019s now possible to create thin enough glass panels for triple-pane windows. Window manufacturers are developing processes that will fill the space between panes with argon to offer much higher insulation values\u2014potentially comparable to that of walls.\nInsulation-filled windows. Insulation-filled windows use translucent fillers, including aerogels\u2014a silica-based material with the highest known insulation value of any solid. These fillers retard heat transfer through a window but don\u2019t provide a clear view. Because of this limitation, these may be best suited to skylight applications.\nEvacuated windows. Evacuated windows have the air removed from between the panes, creating a vacuum. This reduces heat transfer, lowering the window\u2019s U-factor. However, a vacuum creates structural pressures on a window that, in combination with normal pressure variations caused by wind and vibration, can compromise the window\u2019s integrity. 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        "raw_content": "What is Wrong with Wrongdoing\nFlorida State University Law Review, Vol. 39, No. 209, 2011\nSee all articles by Anthony J. Sebok\nYeshiva University - Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law\nThis short article, which was prepared for a conference on civil recourse theory at Florida State University School of Law, asks whether Blackstone\u2019s rejection of maintenance is inconsistent with the theoretical commitments of modern civil recourse theory. Blackstone strongly believed that third parties should not help victims of wrongdoing discover that they have been wronged, this article asks whether modern civil recourse theory is committed to the position (now in retreat throughout common law nations) that third parties who help strangers\u2019 lawsuits are acting against the public interest (or, as Blackstone put it, are \u201cpests of society . . . disturbing their neighbor\u2019s repose\u201d).\nI argue that although modern civil recourse theory is not committed to repeating Blackstone\u2019s mistake, the reasons why are illuminating. One possible justification for Blackstone\u2019s position is that he believed that a victim who did not know that she was wronged suffered no legal wrong at all. This justification is based on the error of equating subjective experience with juridical fact. What, however, is the basis of the juridical fact of being wronged in civil recourse theory if it is not the subjective experience of mistreatment at the hands of a private law wrongdoer?\nAccording to civil recourse, tort victims are wronged because they have suffered a mistreatment in law. The article argues that it is only once victims learn the facts necessary to ground the conclusion that they have been legally wronged (as opposed to injured) \u2013 a state of affairs that may not take place until months if not years after the initial injury \u2013 that their subjective experience of being wronged comes into alignment with the juridical fact that they suffered a mistreatment in law. If this analysis is correct, the \u201cresentment\u201d experienced by victims, which civil recourse identifies as a justification for holding wrongdoers accountable in law, is not grounded in the victim\u2019s own subjective interests (although it often coincides with that) but the victim\u2019s interest in the enforcement of obligations created by the state. The article concludes that, if this analysis of \u201cwrongs\u201d in tort is correct, then there is no conflict between litigation finance and civil recourse theory, since the civil recourse theorist \u2013 Blackstone \u2013 should endorse a practice that promotes the enforcement of obligations created by the state by those whom the state has empowered to enforce them, regardless of whether the victims of tort experienced (or suffered) any non-legal wrong.\nKeywords: Tort theory, civil recourse, Blackstone, courts, maintenance\nSebok, Anthony J., What is Wrong with Wrongdoing (July 11, 2012). Florida State University Law Review, Vol. 39, No. 209, 2011; Cardozo Legal Studies Research Paper No. 370. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2103465\nAnthony J. Sebok (Contact Author)\nYeshiva University - Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law ( email )",
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        "title": "Wishes galore for Modi on his 68th birthday",
        "raw_content": "Home Nation Wishes galore for Modi on his 68th birthday\nWishes galore for Modi on his 68th birthday\nIn implementation the BJP\u2019s core is truly democratic: Modi\nWishes galore on the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi 68th birthday as he will be on a two-day visit to Varanasi, his Lok Sabha constituency, on Monday to celebrate his 68th birthday.\nUpon reaching Varanasi on Monday afternoon, Modi will directly head to Narur village where he is expected to interact with the children of a primary school and attend the screening of a movie based on his life, the Prime Minister\u2019s Office (PMO) said in a statement here.\n\u201cPrime Minister Modi will arrive in the city from where he will head directly for Narur village\u2026 He will interact with children of a primary school who are being aided by the non-profit organisation, \u2018Room to Read\u2019,\u201d the statement said.\n\u201cLater, at the Diesel Locomotive Works (DLW) campus, the Prime Minister will interact with students of Kashi Vidyapeeth, and children assisted by them,\u201d it added.\nNation News,Nation Breaking News,Top News,Top Breaking News,, 68th birthday, lok sabha, Lok Sabha constituency, narendra modi, prime minister\nWishes galore on the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi 68th birthday as he will be on a two-day visit to Varanasi, his Lok Sabha constituency, on Monday to celebrate his 68th birthday. Upon reaching Varanasi on Monday afternoon, Modi\u2026\nPrevious articleTwo new \u2018Galaxy J\u2019 phones to be launched by Samsung India this week\nNext articleDivya elated with success of her short film",
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        "raw_content": "\u2248 Comments Off on Council Agenda Preview \u2013 February 5, 2013\nAgenda, By-Law, parry sound, Planning, social media, Town Council\nThe big issue on the agenda this week, as far as I am concerned, is my request for media privileges. This really won\u2019t change things much but does allow me to attend meetings that are closed to the public, and open to the media. I\u2019ve attached the Council Report and Recommendation that was provided to me last Friday. Staff has recommended that I not be granted these privileges, partly on the basis that Toronto does not grant similar privileges and because they feel that our council and staff processes are transparent. I hope that they are prepared to be held to the same standards of communication as the City of Toronto staff and council. We\u2019ll see what transpires, I\u2019ll be there to watch. On a positive note, I\u2019m pleased to see that town staff has separated the list of upcoming events on the town\u2019s website to make it easier to see what Council and Committee meetings are scheduled.\nThe closed portion of Tuesday\u2019s council meeting includes an organizational chart revision. In a previous closed session responsibility for the planning function was moved to the Director of Development & Leisure Services, Lynn Middaugh, previously Director of Economic Development and Leisure Services. (Here\u2019s a link to the recent chart on the town\u2019s website.) This organization chart lists the previous Director of Community Development, Iain Laing, as \u201cPlanner\u201d. I have no idea what additional organizational changes are being made, but I hope there are ongoing announcements of changes at the director level. I only found out about this change from a blog reader who noticed the change in titles in the last council meeting agenda. Note: As a bit of a non sequitur, Mr. Laing is listed as Director of Community Development in the February 5th council meeting agenda.\nThree letters were received. One, concerning an animal shelter, was put on the meeting agenda as item 9.1.1.\nThere are two deputations scheduled, both seem to be council information updates. They are from: Georgian Bay Country Tourism, and the West Parry Sound Health Centre and Lakeland Long Term Care.\n9.1.1 \u2013 is a resolution to advise the community that Parry Sound cannot support an animal shelter. This type of service would be additional to the existing animal impound centre. There is also a recommendation that the town budgets $3,5000 for the spaying and neutering of feral cats. I wonder if this should be reconsidered in light of the recent reports that domesticated cats kill tens of billions of birds, reptiles and small mammals in the USA. Translating these figures to Canada suggests our cats are killing hundreds of millions for Canada. And feral cats that don\u2019t get fed regularly presumably hunt for food and sport.\n9.1.2, 9.1.3 \u2013 are resolutions related to fines and new parking meters.\n9.2.1 \u2013 is the 2012 Annual Report of the Integrity Commissioner. This is worth a read. I\u2019ll get a copy and provide a summary.\n9.2.2 \u2013 is a direction to deny my request for media privileges. There is also a resolution to extend media privileges solely to established media outlets.\n9.2.3 \u2013 is a direction to advise the public of amendments to the Fees and Services By-laws. Most notably, it will now cost $140 for a marriage license, a 23% increase. Cheaper to \u2018live in sin\u2019?\n9.2.4 \u2013 is a resolution to approve the 2013 Key Performance Objectives Departmental Summary. I\u2019ll try to get to the library tomorrow and read it in more detail with notes posted as appropriate.\n9.4.1 \u2013 is a resolution to accept two offers for property that were recently put up for tender. Both of the offers recommended for acceptance are higher than the appraised value for the properties.\n9.4.2 \u2013 is a direction to offer an additional two lots for sales by tender. These lots are situated on MacFarlane Street.\n9.6.1 \u2013 is a resolution for council to endorse pre-budget approval of $5,000 to sponsor the Festival of the Sound\u2019s opening weekend this summer.\n10.4.2 \u2013 is a by-law to update the by-laws regulating the fees and service charges for planning services. This follows up council discussions over the past few meetings.\nThere\u2019s more, but these are the key topics as far as I can tell. See you Tuesday night. If you want to know what went down last year at council I have compiled all of the council minutes into a single PDF document that can be easily searched.\nThere is a meeting on the 6th between Parry Sound, the Archipelago and some other municipalities to discuss the low water levels. 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        "raw_content": "I knew from the time I\u2019d seen pictures online that if I was going to make it to Jordan for Petra, I definitely wanted to go to Wadi Rum as well.\nI\u2019m so glad I saw those pictures and decided to go! Wadi Rum is a desert that\u2019s essentially in between Petra and Aqaba, and it\u2019s a popular place for tourists to go on Jeep rides, camel rides, camping, etc. I definitely wanted to spend a night at a camp there!\nSo I did. We drove into Wadi Rum, and it\u2019s truly otherworldly. The rock formations are giant and gorgeous, and we got in right around sunset, which made them even more beautiful. We came upon the camp, and it\u2019s definitely more \u201cglamping\u201d than \u201ccamping\u201d \u2013 they even had dome huts where you could see the stars through the ceiling! Next time, I\u2019m reserving one of those. (And they had AC!)\nThe domed huts are made to mimic the Martian, which was filmed in part in Wadi Rum because the producers thought it really encapsulated what you expect Mars to look like. The Jordanians are quite proud of this fact \u2013 I was informed no fewer than 11 times by 5 different people (I counted. My guide accounted for 5 times on his own\u2026).\nTo me, the magic of Wadi Rum was so much more than \u201cThe Martian\u201d was filmed there. The desert is so quite, so silent, and so majestic it\u2019s awe-inspiring. There\u2019s also a feeling overall of warmth emanating from the environment. (Maybe that\u2019s just the heat? But it was something more\u2026). The energy of the area is very nice, and it\u2019s definitely a place I\u2019d go back to for a few days of quiet and solitude.\nThe camp I was at also does a traditional Bedouin dinner. This involves putting meat, potatoes, carrots, etc in this incredible vat which they then cook underground. I have no clue how it all works, but it was a sight to see to watch them pull dinner up from a tube in the ground! The food was pretty good (though maybe the chicken was a bit dry\u2026 but that\u2019s just me being picky).\nThe night I was there, I went stargazing for about an hour. Wadi Rum is officially winning my ranking of best places to see the stars. For the first time in my life, I could actually see the Milky Way galaxy. I always thought people were sort of making it up \u2013 but you can really see it! It\u2019s like the heavens opened and poured out stars. I could have spent many more hours stargazing but I was very tired!\nI also knew I had quite an early wake up call. I needed to be at the main entrance to the camp, ready to go at 4:45am. It was worth it though \u2013 I\u2019d scheduled a sunrise camel ride through the desert. It was the first time I\u2019ve ever ridden a camel! It\u2019s a lot bumpier than a horse, and I definitely thought I would fall off when the camel went up and down. And I was quite cold! The desert air really cools in the darkness, and I ended up wishing I\u2019d brought a jacket on the ride. (Note: sadly, this is the best picture I have of me on the camel\u2026 maybe should have gone with self timer over having the Bedouin guide take it. \ud83d\ude42 )\nBut watching the sun come up over the rocks was worth being cold \u2013 it was so peaceful and serene. It was just me, my camel, my guide, and his camel, and the desert around us. I feel so blessed because it\u2019s feeling like every day I get to make memories I\u2019ll have the rest of my life \u2013 this is definitely on that list!\nMy daughter on a camel\u2026wow. These pictures are so interesting. Not like i imagined. Love you..stay safe",
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        "raw_content": "In business and investment the expression \u201ccash is king\u201d is widely used. This idea is the highest priority in terms of startup finance. A startup can assume that the first year will not bring benefits, provided it has clear when they will start. But what makes a high percentage of startups disappear shortly after its creation, is the red or running out of cash. Cash is one of the three legs of the financial plan, along with the income statement and balance sheet. This is most important in the case of startups. So, \u201ccash is king\u201d.\nThe financial plan translate into numbers all the startup actions envisioned in its business plan that will be developed in its first years of life. A complete financial plan should include an income statement, a balance sheet and a cash flows statement. A simple explanation of the first two is:\nThe Income Statement illustrates the profitability of a company, profit or loss, over a period of time, usually annual periods. If the startup\u2019 revenues are greater than its expenses, then the income statement will show a net profit. However, if the company experiences greater expenses, the income statement shows a net loss.\nBalance Sheet is the snapshot of the company at a specific date, usually December 31. Liabilities and shareholders\u2019 equity includes where the financing for company comes from. For example owners\u2019 investment, short and long term debt, income tax payable, commercial paper, etc. Assets tell us how this funding has been used or, said in another way, goods and rights that the company owns i.e: machinery, equipment, patents and trademarks, inventories, customer bills, money in cash and banks, etc.. The total assets must always be equal to the total liability plus the shareholders\u2019 equity because all company resources have been used to achieve some kind of asset. There must be a correspondence between the two sides of the balance.\nThe Income Statement doesn\u2019t serve to calculate the financial needs. It contains revenues and expenses, which are different from receipts and payments. Several examples to clarify:\nRevenue received, as shown on the Income Statement, may take many months to be charged.\nPayments for investments are not included on the Income Statement, which only includes the depreciation of such investment, which is the yearly spending.\nSome important payments, such as loan repayments, are not captured in the income statement, which only includes the interest.\nIt is not enough to read only the Balance sheet and to calculate the investments the startup needs. There are numerous extra payments that the company must consider making: salaries, rent, etc.\nThe Balance Sheet and the Income Statement are the most common financial statements. They are very useful, but regarding startups, the cash flow statement is more critical.\nThe \u201cMetaphor of the Tub\u201d showed us how important it is to calculate the financial needs, and for this, it is essential to estimate the cash movements. For that purpose, we generate a cash flow statement. I will write about it in a following post.\nFormulation of the pill:\n\u2013 An Income Statement.\n\u2013 A Balance Sheet.\n\u2013 A double dose of Cash.\n\u2013 Do not mix expenses with payments or income with charges.\nFor The Love of Money! | Your Business Development Center\t- June 17, 2013\n[\u2026] The metaphor of the tub (Part 2): Cash is king (passionforstartups.com) [\u2026]\nFor The Love of Money! | Business Development Network\t- July 8, 2013\nThe Metaphor of the Chair: Four Stories About the Viability of Innovative Business Projects. \u00ab Passion for Startups\t- October 10, 2013\n[\u2026] It\u2019s about seeing if the receipts coming into the company are higher than all payments, including the repayment of loans. Financial viability has to do with maintaining a positive cash flow as I explained in the post The metaphor of the tub (Part 2 ): \u201d Cash is king\u201d [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "Retirement is about finally having the opportunity to focus on living. It\u2019s no longer about getting ahead in life, but experiencing life itself. For that reason, retirement should be fun. It should be enlightening. It should be rejuvenating. Above all, retirement should be\u2026whatever it is you want it to be!\nHowever, there are many people who never take the time to dream. They never create their bucket list; never ponder their deepest, sweetest desires. It\u2019s quite possible to spend too much time worrying about how to retire and not enough on why you\u2019re retiring, or what you want to do in retirement. People who make this mistake run the risk of experiencing the worst scenario of all:\nTo prevent that from happening, all you need is a plan. All you need is a dream. So what\u2019s your plan for retirement? What\u2019s your dream?\nWrite the next Great American novel.\nRaise horses on your farm.\nStart an entirely new career as a standup comic.\nWork as a tour guide at the Guggenheim.\nFollow the voyage of Darwin\u2019s Beagle through the Galapagos.\nListen to jazz in a smoky bar in Paris.\nDesign and build your own house.\nCompete in AAU Masters swimming at 80.\nBuild a log cabin from the ground up.\nDrop anchor at EVERY ISLAND of the Caribbean.\nBuild up your collection of fine wines.\nHave the freedom to do what interests you versus what needs to be done!\nYou want more? You can definitely do more. Create a beautiful garden. Give your spouse a chance at a career. Ski for 100 days a season. Volunteer. Finally, finally use all of your frequent flyer miles. Create a world that consists of nothing but a hammock, a pitcher of lemonade, and a stack of John Grisham novels. Open your own bed and breakfast. Finally get a college degree. Trek the Himalayas. Visit all 50 states. Visit every major ballpark. Relax. Go on a Safari in South Africa. Write movie reviews for the local paper. Climb a 20,000 foot mountain. Rent a barge for a canal tour in Europe. Invest in start-up companies. Coach youth soccer, baseball, and/or basketball. Drive from Alaska to Patagonia. Run the Boston and New York City Marathons. Play in a garage band. Play Bridge for money. Just play! Go on at least three cruises a year. Act in community theater. Dinner and a movie\u2026every night! Learn to play the piano! Read Russian novels. Run for local political office. Give back to all of those who helped you. Do all of the things that you have been afraid of: skydiving, bungee jumping, and hang gliding. RV along Route 66 with your spouse and your dogs.\nAs you know, finances are more than just numbers and concepts. Maintaining your finances is about living the life you always wanted to live. If your retirement is coming up, it\u2019s time to start planning. More than that, it\u2019s time to start dreaming.\nSo if there\u2019s one piece of advice I can give you, it would be this:",
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        "raw_content": "select district name to get pincode for, DADRA and NAGAR HAVELI\nchose one Dadra and Nagar Haveli\nInformation about your DADRA and NAGAR HAVELI pin code\nWhat your DADRA and NAGAR HAVELI pin code indicates??\nFirst digit is for region. Sub-region is indicated by second digit , and the third digit defines the district in region where sorting will take place. The last three digits are unique for each post office indicating their individuality. The geography is indicated by first three digit of your DADRA and NAGAR HAVELI pin code, where first two are assigned to states and third is for the sorting office which is located in the largest city or district of state which may be more than one in each state, depending upon the volume of mail in that region. Last two digit of your DADRA and NAGAR HAVELI pin code represent the delivery office starting from 01 for HO and it increases with the new office. The sub office (s o) and branch office (B O) are differentiated by these digits.Forth digit of DADRA and NAGAR HAVELI pin code is for the rout on which the delivery office is located , it is 0 for the same office. BO - Branch offices are located in rural areas with limited services.\nMain use of your DADRA and NAGAR HAVELI pin code.\nHow your simple DADRA and NAGAR HAVELI pin code helps India post??",
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        "title": "Joseph Naglak, U.S. Navy Airman Apprentice, dies at 21 - Planet Princeton",
        "raw_content": "Joseph Naglak, U.S. Navy Airman Apprentice, dies at 21\nAviation Boatswain Mate Joseph Naglak, USN, of Naval Station Norfolk and formerly of West Windsor, died suddenly aboard the USS George H.W. Bush CVN-77 on Monday, Sept. 17. He was 21.\nBorn in South Korea, Joe was adopted in February of 1999 by his loving and devoted parents, Kenneth Naglak and the late Jeanne Rand Naglak.\nJoe was a member of the 2015 graduating class at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North, where he lettered in varsity football. He also played basketball in the Town League. While in high school, Joe attended Mercer County Technical School for automotive restoration and also attended Monmouth University, where he studied Homeland Security. In addition to his interests in sports and cars, Joe enjoyed drawing and culinary arts. He was also an active and energetic volunteer with Special Olympics. After joining the Navy in 2017, Joe had met the person with whom he wanted to share his life with, and had been working tirelessly with his fianc\u00e9e Nicole Weber on planning their nuptials for this coming July. Joe will be greatly missed, but forever remembered as one of the most loving and compassionate people anyone could wish to have been able to call a son, grandson, brother, fianc\u00e9, and friend.\nIn addition to his beloved and proud father Ken, Joe is survived by his ever devoted and loving sister Stephanie Naglak, his dear grandparents Louis and Catherine Naglak, his loving step-mother Gina Daniels, and step-sisters Kristina Daniels Murray and her husband Steven Murray, Kathryn Daniels, and Kelsey Daniels. He is also survived by his loving fianc\u00e9e Nicole Weber, her parents, Amy and Travis Weber of Santa Barbara, Calif. and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, sailors, and friends.\nFriends are invited to call from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday Sept. 25 at the FitzGerald-Sommer Funeral Home, 17 S. Delaware Avenue (River Road), Yardley, Pa. His funeral service will begin at 1p.m. Burial will follow at the Washington Crossing National Cemetery, Newtown, Pa.\nIn lieu of flowers, the family has asked for donations to be made in his honor to the organization that held a special place in his heart, Special Olympics, 1133 19th Street NW, 12th Floor Washington, DC 20036-3604.",
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        "raw_content": "Political Forum G50 : Nigeria Gets Another $200 Million Loan From China to Finance Privatized Electrification Project\nAfrican Development Bank Group and the Africa Growing Together Fund, AGTF, on Monday, granted the sum of $200 million loan to Nigeria for the funding of the country\u2019s Electrification Project, NEP.\nDAILY NIGERIAN reports that while AfDB group loaned $150 million for the project, balance of $50 million was issued from the AGTF, a US$2 billion facility sponsored by the People\u2019s Bank of China.\n\u201cThe Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a US$150 million sovereign loan to the Federal Government of Nigeria to finance the Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP),\u201d AfDB said in a statement.\n\u201cThe Africa Growing Together Fund, AGTF, a US$2 billion facility sponsored by the People\u2019s Bank of China and administered by the African Development Bank, has also approved a US$ 50 Million Loan to the Federal Government of Nigeria to co-finance the project.\u201d\nSource https://dailynigerian.com\nNext article Political Forum G50 : No Country Can Tackle Climate Change Alone, Buhari Tells UN Summit\nPrevious article Political Forum G50 : Mammoth crowd as Atiku, Jonathan, Kwankwaso lead PDP rally in Sokoto",
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        "raw_content": "Lagos govt. opens up on land Use Charge, says \u2018amount in Circulation\u2019 is False\nThe Lagos State Government on Wednesday clarified the figures circulating in the media on the rate for the newly reviewed Land Use Charge Law of 2018, saying many of the numbers were based on several years of arrears on the levy not paid by affected property owners.\nSpeaking at a news briefing held at the Bagauda Kaltho Press Centre in Alausa, Ikeja, the State\u2019s Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Kehinde Bamigbetan said there were so many misconceptions and misinformation about the new law, adding that the law was a progressive enactment duly made by the House of Assembly and handed over to the Executive for implementation in the overall interest of the people.\nHe specifically dismissed the humongous figures being bandied about on the social media, saying many of the calculations were based on arrears of many years of non-payment.\n\u201cThe fact is that this law took a long process to be made. It started as a bill and went through the first reading, second reading, public hearing to which all stakeholders were brought together to debate it and some of the relieves we have seen were part of the debate expressed by the stakeholders about the need to protect the vulnerable segment of the society. Having made the law, the Lagos State House of Assembly has handed it over to the executive to implement.\n\u201cThe second important part is that a lot of relieves have been built into the law but many people are confusing arrears with the actual figure. If you see those figures, ask whether it is for one year or arrears of several years of non-payment. The humongous figures that are being bandied around particularly in the social media relate to the arrears of many years of non-payment which are computed together,\u201d Bamigbetan said.\nAlso speaking, Commissioner for Finance, Mr Akinyemi Ashade said the government has extended the period for tax payers to enjoy the 15 per cent discount in the reviewed Land Use Charge Law to April 14, 2018 in order to enable the implementation and enforcement of the new law, as well as allow many property owners to benefit from the discount.\nAshade, who took time to clarify reactions in some section of the public on the new law, said under the old law, which had not been reviewed for over 15 years since 2001, the Land Use Charge rate was totally inaccurate and retrogressive and was depriving the State of keeping track of all economic activities that relate to land in Lagos State.\nHe said the Law, which was reviewed by the Lagos State House of Assembly and signed into Law by the State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on February 8, 2018 is a merger of all Property and Land Based Rates and Charges in the State.\nAshade said: \u201cThere was an urgent need for the repeal, as the old law had not been reviewed for over 15 years, since 2001. Under the old law, the LUC rate was totally inaccurate and retrogressive which deprived the State of keeping track of all economic activities that relate to land in Lagos State.\n\u201cThe new law is a consolidation of Ground Rent, Tenement Rate, and Neighbourhood Improvement Levy. This charge is payable annually in respect of all real estate properties in the State, which means owners and occupiers holding a lease to a Property for ten (10) years or more are now liable to pay the annual LUC invoice charged.\n\u201cThus, the Tenement Rates Law, the Land Based Rates Law, the Neighbourhood Improvement Charge and all other similar Property Rates or Charges, Laws or amendments to any such property Laws shall cease to apply to any property in Lagos State as from 2018. Nonetheless, all pending invoices, orders, rules, regulations, etc. under the 2001 repealed Law shall continue to be in effect until such obligations are discharged.\u201d\nExplaining the calculation of amount payable, the Commissioner said that property owners can determine the amount by multiplying the Market Value of their property by the Applicable Relief Rate of 40 per cent and Annual Charge rate.\n\u201cUpon receiving a notice or not, the new law has made it possible for owners to calculate their charge, and enable prompt payment, which allows them to benefit from a 15% discount for early payment, applicable to payments made within 15 days of receipt of Demand Notice,\u201d he said.\nResponding to fears of tenants that the new Law might force landlords to increase rent, Ashade said aside the fact that the Lagos State Tenancy Law 2011 was still in force, the incidence of payment for Land Use Charge under the new law is on the Landlord and not the tenant.\nHe said the minimum rate was only increased from N1,200 it was in 2001 to N5,000, while there is provision for self-assessment and Assessment Appeal Tribunal under the new law.\nOn vacant properties, Ashade said such would be treated based on owner-occupier and not as a commercial property, explaining that the target of government is to make commercial property owners to pay a little bit more.\nLagos govt. opens up on land Use Charge, says \u2018amount in Circulation\u2019 is False was last modified: March 7th, 2018 by Segun Ige\nRelated Topics:lagoslagos land use charge",
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        "raw_content": "September 20, 2018 January 30, 2019 Pop Cult Master\nThe title refers to Bruce Lee\u2019s first three martial arts movies \u2013 Chinese productions with no American financing. From a Hong Kong viewpoint, his winning streak ended when he began to film his first English language star project \u2013 Enter the Dragon. He was exhausting himself to the point of starvation. His narcissistic desire to have little to no body fat did not pay off in Hong Kong, regardless of his home city not being the target audience. The movie only grossed 3,307,520 H.K. dollars. This is slightly more than his first martial arts movie, The Big Boss, which grossed 3,197,416. Ironically, the Lee-less Game of Death earned 3,436,169. His second martial arts movie, Fist of Fury, grossed 4,431,423 whereas third time became the charm with The Way of the Dragon grossing 5,307,350.\nFor all the piles of praise that were heaped upon The Big Boss by local audiences, the box office profit would\u2019ve been bigger had the movie not been cut for violence, not just the sawed head or James Tien\u2019s final fight scene. The finale has extra corpses (even in the regular Chinese prints). Part of my problem with the movie is that it wasn\u2019t fair for Tien\u2019s character to be killed off. James truly duly earned the right to be the star of a local movie. Golden Harvest\u2019s Raymond Chow missed an opportunity to rival the Shaw Brothers pairing of David Chiang and Ti Lung, which was already a well-established thing by the time that The Big Boss came out in the same month as Duel of Fists \u2013 also set in Thailand. Like Bruce, Ti is a master of Wing Chun.\nWhile there is something quite charming about James being a decoy protagonist (foreshadowing John Saxon\u2019s role as the de facto protagonist in Enter the Dragon), the plot device is ruined by the opening credit sequence which makes it all too clear in a rather garish way that Tien\u2019s time in the spotlight is short-lived. Having a Chiang/Lung-esque dynamic would\u2019ve made Tien\u2019s character in Game of Death attain more of a deuteragonist quality. Also, maybe James wouldn\u2019t have been reluctant in participating in interviews about Bruce. There will be too many anecdotes taken to the grave. This makes me wonder why he agreed to be in Game of Death in the first place. Again, I feel sorry for him being robbed of greatness. All that hard work, and for nothing.\nAs much as people talk about him being demoted in The Big Boss, at least he gets to be the star for a while. In Game of Death, he went from being the co-star in 1972 to just having a cameo fight scene in the 1978 do-over. Again, it\u2019s a shame that he refuses to be interviewed about all things Bruce. Lee was too kind with his Game of Death offer. As it is, The Big Boss succeeds in being dramatically appealing by having the main fighter of the first act being killed off. However, the Greek-esque tragedy could still have been maintained with James still around. In his place, there could be Lam Ching-Ying\u2019s character being the one who is fatally accompanied by Billy Chan Wui-Ngai to the villain\u2019s mansion. One of my beefs with the movie is that the ice factory manager disappears with absolutely no resolution.\nI was disappointed when I first saw The Big Boss, because he was introduced as being a Tai Chi expert. In retrospect, he was the false antagonist. Even then, the movie suffers from this plot hole. With James still in the picture, the manager would be the one who is the last peon standing in the nocturnal factory fight. The scenario would be set for James and Bruce to take on the manager in what would have been an impressive two-on-one fight scene. Bruce never choreographed the sort of 2-on-1 fights that became synonymous with the golden era of Kung Fu movies. He has often been criticized for being rather limited in his knowledge of choreographing group fights. Maybe choreographing a 2-on-1 fight where he\u2019s one of the duo would\u2019ve made it far less daunting of a task. When they return home, James could cry with vulnerability whereas Bruce cries with anger. This means that the heroic duo would take it in turns to fight the father and his son.\nAs for Fist of Fury, it would\u2019ve been nice to see James protect the Jing Wu school if not join Bruce in his quest for vengeance. Ideally, there would\u2019ve been intercutting akin to a TV series where you have a B plot that serves to lessen predictability. If done well, the editing can be symbolic in terms of mirrored actions. Part of the attraction behind Fist of Fury is that the final act is reminiscent of The Big Boss by having Bruce enter an evil lair while a separate team of antagonists attempt to kill his loved ones. Seeing as how he had always intended to have Nora Miao cast in his directorial d\u00e9but, I wish that he had cast Angela Mao to play his girlfriend in Fist of Fury. Unlike Miao, Mao could actually fight. As for The Way of the Dragon, you have to commend Bruce for having brought back the fish out of water theme in The Big Boss along with that movie\u2019s gimmick of making the audience wait to see him open a can of whoop-ass with his whip-tail. The lack of Italian dialogue is reminiscent of no Thai dialogue in The Big Boss.\nThe final act was worthwhile for those who couldn\u2019t get enough of seeing Bruce defeat the Japanese in Fist of Fury. However, one has to wonder if the reluctant casting of Bob Wall was a blessing in disguise. He originally wasn\u2019t meant to be in the movie. Sensing a jackpot opportunity, he tagged along with Chuck Norris. Bruce wasn\u2019t happy, but he wasn\u2019t the sort of person to bear grudges (as Bob noted in the Curse of the Dragon documentary when talking about what happened to challengers during the making of Enter the Dragon). In due time, Bruce would gradually become grateful because, in Bob, he essentially found someone who could already react well in Enter the Dragon. Bob\u2019s presence added to the box office income of The Way of the Dragon because the Chinese couldn\u2019t get enough of seeing Bruce whale on Westerners. They must have laughed their heads off when Bob gets killed because of a punch to the groin. Also, Bruce\u2019s whaling on Wall served as a red herring to people who thought that Chuck could easily be disposed of.\nI think that it\u2019s sad about Maria Yi (the woman at the far right below) retiring in 1976. It would\u2019ve been cool for Golden Harvest to cash in on Charlie\u2019s Angels (the title card is placed there because of a watermark that was on the photo). To fill her place, Golden Harvest\u2019s Leonard Ho could\u2019ve sought the services of Polly Shang Kwan (the third woman in the purple photo). It would\u2019ve been sweet to see Polly play Bruce\u2019s sister in Enter the Dragon since Angela had already made her marksman mark with Hapkido and Lady Whirlwind. Bruce was better off having Game of Death be his U.S. breakthrough. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had more star power than any of the black and white people in Enter the Dragon. No-one criticizes Game of Death for being a rip-off of something (\u00e0 la Enter the Dragon being a cheaper Dr. No). All that Bruce would have to do for Game of Death to be a smash hit in H.K. and the U.S. would be to have himself ascend the pagoda with two Westerners (one black alongside one white) along with the raiders who we know were actually cast.\nFinal words: I have to give credit where its due \u2013 Jiro Chino\u2019s photo collection has helped to rekindle interest in Bruce. Conversations have been revitalized with new lights on old topics as well as new topics with old lights (established reference points). Jiro\u2019s collection is right up there with George Tan, Steve Kerridge, Glenn Johnson and John Overall.\nPrevious Crissy: Christian\nNext Vixen",
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        "raw_content": "Please note that the symptoms and treatments for AIP are applicable to Variegate Porphyria (VP), Hereditary Coproporphyria (HCP), and ALAD Porphyria (ADP). Unlike AIP and ADP patients, however, VP and HCP patients often develop photosensitivity.\nAcute Intermittent Porphyria (AIP) is a rare disease that is usually inherited from one parent. It is almost always latent (i.e. does not produce illness) in childhood and is usually latent in adults throughout life. When the disorder is active, it can cause intermittent attacks of abdominal pain as well as a variety of symptoms, which range from mild to life-threatening.\nAfter the correct diagnosis of AIP is made, simple precautions can be taken to prevent attacks. It is important to check all relatives of Porphyria patients for the genetic defect, so they can take the same precautions and avoid becoming ill from Porphyria. Even relatives who have never had symptoms should be tested, as described below.\nLaboratory tests are the keystone of diagnosis in AIP. Because signs and symptoms are nonspecific, test samples should be handled with care and sent to a laboratory of excellence for testing and subsequent evaluation. A laboratory overseen by a Porphyria specialist would be the best choice.\nThe enzyme porphobilinogen deaminase (PBG-D) is abnormally low in the liver and in most other tissues of a patient with Acute Intermittent Porphyria. This is true whether or not the patient has clinical symptoms or biochemical activity of the disease. Activity of this enzyme can be measured fairly easily in red blood cells. This is a useful test, particularly for evaluation of relatives of previously diagnosed patients with known low levels of PBG-D. This enzyme was formerly known as uroporphyrinogen-1-synthase (URO-S), a term still used by some laboratories.\nHowever, there are some practical difficulties with the red cell assay:\nIn about 10% of patients and families, there is no decrease in activity of this enzyme, because the enzyme in red blood cells is slightly different from that in liver and most other tissues. Such patients and families have a defective enzyme expressed only in liver and other tissues, not in their red blood cells.\nEven when the enzymatic defect is expressed in red blood cells, about 10% of patients' values fall into a zone that overlaps with that of the normal population. This is referred to as the \"indeterminate zone\".\nCare must be exercised in the handling and storage of blood samples for testing. Although the PBG-D enzyme is relatively stable, activity will fall if samples are not refrigerated promptly and kept frozen until the time of assay.\nUrine may appear purple during an attack or after standing in the light\nThe amount of porphobilinogen (PBG) in urine is increased during attacks of AIP. PBG is a porphyrin precursor, not a porphyrin. The Watson-Schwartz test or the Hoesch test is used in many hospital laboratories as a qualitative test of the urine to determine whether there is an increased amount of PBG. The result is reported as \"positive\" or \"negative\", but the actual amount of PBG is not measured. Measuring the amount of PBG in a 24-hour specimen or even a spot sample of urine is a much better test. A very high urine PBG, when determined by a reliable method such as the Mauzerall-Granick method, is diagnostic for the presence of an acute Porphyria.\nThere are three acute porphyrias that can cause increases in PBG, namely AIP, Hereditary Coproporphyria (HCP) and Variegate Porphyria (VP). Acute attacks can occur in all of these conditions. Skin photosensitivity can occur in HCP and VP, but not AIP.\nThere are several considerations to keep in mind regarding PBG measurements:\nUrine PBG usually remains high between attacks of AIP, especially if the attacks are frequent. Thus, although a high PBG does indicate that the patient has an acute Porphyria, it does not prove that the patient is having an attack at the time.\nUrine PBG may gradually become normal if there have been no attacks of AIP for a long time.\nUrine PBG can become normal within 1-2 days after heme therapy.\nIn patients with HCP or VP, urine PBG can become normal more quickly after attacks than in patients with AIP. Urine porphyrins usually stay increased in these patients even when the PBG falls to normal.\nUrine PBG is normal in most individuals who have inherited AIP but have never had symptoms. Therefore, it is not reliable for testing relatives.\nUrine porphyrins are usually increased in acute porphyrias, but measuring them is less useful than measuring PBG. Increases in urine porphyrins are common in other medical conditions. Therefore, finding an increase in urine porphyrins may not mean that the patient has Porphyria.\nIF THERE IS A CLINICAL SUSPICION OF PORPHYRIA\nPlease note: the rapid PBG test kit is no longer available\nClinical Features of AIP\nSigns and symptoms of AIP usually occur intermittently and include abdominal pain, constipation, muscle weakness, pains in the arms and legs, insomnia, emotional difficulties, rapid pulse, and high blood pressure. Muscle weakness can be severe during a prolonged attack due to the effects of Porphyria on nerves that control muscle. In fact, all symptoms of AIP appear to be due to effects on peripheral nerves, the nerves in the abdomen or the central nervous system. Precisely how Porphyria produces pain and other symptoms related to the nervous system is not yet well understood. PBG is produced in excessive amounts by the liver in AIP, but it has not been proven that excess PBG can damage nerve tissue.\nBecause Porphyria is rare and its symptoms often suggest other diseases, the correct diagnosis is often delayed. Attacks due to harmful drugs commonly occur before AIP is recognized. Symptoms of Porphyria can develop in some people but not in others who inherit AIP. If they occur, symptoms are characteristically intermittent. Some reasons for this variability are as follows:\nCertain drugs are harmful to Porphyria patients. This is likely to occur if drugs are given for other illnesses or at a time when surgery is needed.\nHormones are clearly important in activating Porphyria. Quite a number of facts suggest this relationship. Porphyria patients metabolize (or break down) hormones differently than do normal subjects, and these hormone break-down products can cause the liver to make more PBG and porphyrins. In children who inherit AIP (detected by the PBG-D test), the condition is latent before puberty. After puberty, AIP may become active in some of these children.\nAttacks are more common in women who inherit AIP than in men. Attacks in women often occur during the second half of each menstrual cycle, suggesting that female hormones are more significant than male hormones in bringing AIP from the latent to the active state. Attacks can be produced by oral birth control pills that contain synthetic types of female hormones.\nSome women with AIP, on the other hand, have fewer attacks of Porphyria after certain types of birth control pills are started. This is thought to be due to a reduction in the rate of formation of their own female sex hormones, as a result of their taking the synthetic hormones in birth control pills. Thus, such synthetic hormones may, at times, be helpful. Some women have benefited from using a low-dose estrogen patch.\nNutrition is another important factor that can alter the course of an AIP patient. Fasting, a marked restriction of calories or a low carbohydrate diet can cause an attack. A high intake of carbohydrate is beneficial to shorten an attack when it occurs. Most AIP patients do well between attacks on a normal diet. A person with AIP who wishes to lose weight should do so gradually. For more detailed information, you may order the Diet and Nutrition brochure from the APF, or visit the Diet and Nutrition section of this website.\nEnvironmental factors such as chemicals of various types, may play a part in predisposing a patient to increased symptoms of AIP. Some studies suggest that the chemicals that are found in cigarettes, insecticides and weed killers have this potential.\nAlcoholic beverages should be avoided.\nOther factors may precipitate or exacerbate an AIP attack such as stress of illnesses unrelated to Porphyria, extreme emotional stress or physical fatigue.\nDrugs and AIP\nCertain drugs are extremely important in exacerbating AIP. Patients with AIP are often treated with harmful drugs such as tranquilizers and sedatives before the disease has been diagnosed. This may lead to a severe attack. Porphyria will improve greatly after these drugs are stopped. Severe and fatal attacks are almost always related to the use of harmful drugs. This is one very important reason for testing blood relatives of known Porphyria patients to determine if they have the genetic defect.\nRecommendations about drugs in AIP are based on specific test results and experience in patients with Porphyria in whom attacks have been caused by drugs. Since most new, commonly used drugs have not been tested, they should be avoided if at all possible. If a question arises, a physician or medical center specializing in Porphyria should be contacted.\nThe most important harmful drugs are barbiturates and sulfonamides (sulfa drugs). Barbiturates are commonly used as tranquilizers, sleeping pills and general anesthetics. Sulfa drugs are antibiotics commonly used to treat kidney and bladder infections.\nYou will also find a searchable database of safe and unsafe drugs on this website.\nTreatment During Attacks\nPain can be the primary and only complaint of a patient in a porphyric crisis and sometimes for some time beyond. Appropriate pain measures should be applied and it would be unwise and not good medicine to overrule a patient by withholding medication.\nHospitalization is often necessary for acute attacks. Medicine for pain, nausea and vomiting along with close observation are required. Initial treatment of AIP attacks consists of stopping harmful drugs the patient may be taking and providing a high intake of carbohydrate (300 grams or more per day). Carbohydrate can be given either in the form of an oral carbohydrate or by intravenous infusion. Intravenous infusion is better in moderate or severe attacks or for patients who are unable to ingest enough carbohydrate orally. Pain, anxiety and emotional symptoms should be treated with safe drugs. Attacks with muscle weakness occasionally require respiratory support, but this is unusual unless an attack is brought on by prolonged administration of harmful drugs. After recovering from an attack, a patient should continue to eat regularly, because there is good evidence that skipping meals or fasting is harmful.\nHeme therapy is a treatment for AIP that is given intravenously. It is useful during severe attacks. The best results are achieved if heme therapy is started early in the attack. It is also administered to prevent attacks that are readily predictable. Heme therapy is commercially available through Recordati Rare Diseases. as Panhematin\u00ae. Panhematin\u00ae is less likely to produce phlebitis if it is mixed with human albumin before it is given. Directions for preparing Panhematin\u00ae in this manner can be obtained from Porphyria specialists (and are available from the APF as part of the ER Kit). Panhematin\u00ae therapy is seldom indicated unless the diagnosis of acute Porphyria is proven by a marked increase in urine PBG. How heme therapy should be used to prevent attacks is not well established.\nHeme arginate, which is marketed in some other countries, is another preparation of heme therapy for intravenous administration, but it is not available in the United States.\nAIP is particularly dangerous if the diagnosis has not been made and if harmful drugs are continued. The prognosis is usually good if the disease is recognized and if treatment and preventive measures are begun before severe nerve damage has occurred. Although symptoms usually resolve after an attack, some patients develop chronic pain. Nerve damage and associated muscle weakness can improve over a period of months or longer after a severe attack. Long term expert physical therapy and other rehabilitation therapies are essential. In addition, mental symptoms may occur during attacks but are usually not chronic.\nAIP patients prone to attacks should eat a normal or high carbohydrate diet and should not greatly restrict their intakes of carbohydrate and calories, even for short periods of time. If weight loss is desired, it is advisable to consult a physician who may then request that a dietitian estimate an individual's normal caloric intake (this varies greatly from one person to another). Then it may be appropriate to prescribe a diet that is approximately 10% below the normal level of calories for the patient. This should result in gradual weight loss and usually will not cause an attack of Porphyria.\nPregnancy is tolerated much better than was formerly believed. Offspring have a 50% chance of inheriting the gene for AIP, but the great majority of those who inherit the gene remain \"latent\" for all or most of their lifetimes.\nPatients with frequent intermittent symptoms should have access to physicians who are familiar with AIP and with the patient's specific medical problems. Psychiatric support is sometimes helpful as well, because emotional problems may continue even with appropriate medical treatment. If new symptoms arise, diseases unrelated to Porphyria should be suspected. Like anyone else, AIP patients may develop other illnesses.\nMost individuals who inherit AIP seldom have symptoms if certain precautions are taken. The following general recommendations are made for individuals with low PBG-D blood test results:\nAvoid harmful drugs, smoking, alcohol, hormones, and fasting. Make sure you and your physician review your medications for safety before you take them. Both of you should feel free to consult one of the experts in Porphyria and the APF drug database for this purpose since information about drugs and Porphyria is difficult to find.\nInform all of your physicians that you have AIP. You should know whether your urine is usually positive for PBG. Many physicians are not experts on Porphyria, thus, it is helpful for patients with AIP to carry information about themselves. A Medic Alert card and bracelet or necklace are also recommended for those who are susceptible to AIP attacks. In case unexpected emergencies occur, they could prevent harmful drugs from being administered.\nReview requirements for surgery with your physician before the procedure. 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        "raw_content": "Who is our only hope (John 3:16).\nWhat does it mean to you that we have a living hope (Luke 24:46-49)?\nIf you know Jesus, your hope is certain. How does 1 Peter 1:4 describe you inheritance?\nIn John 14:1-3 Jesus himself tells us about what we have to look forward to. Write down what he is preparing for you.\nThis gives us much to rejoice about. Our hope is certain our place is prepared. We should live with an attitude of Joy clinging to our true Hope\u2026 Jesus. Praise Him now for His gift to us, and ask the Lord to maintain in you a joyful hope.\nRemember\u2026 this world puts it\u2019s hope in \u201cthings.\u201d Their hope is dead. Let us show today in our actions and attitudes what it means to have a living hope in Jesus Christ.\nPraying that the God of hope will fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope. (paraphrase of Romans 15:13)\nCategories Hope, Journal Prompt\u2022Tags 1 Peter 1, heaven, Hope, Jesus, John 14, joy, Luke 24, Romans 12:12",
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        "raw_content": "Focusing on 5G End-to-End Solutions, ZTE Establishes Industry Leadership on Eve of 5G Commercialization\nSHENZHEN, China, Feb. 6, 2018 /PRNewswire/ \u2014 ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a major international provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the Mobile Internet, was early in identifying the opportunities opened by 5G and on developing a 5G strategy, as commercial deployments of 5th generation mobile networks, more widely known as 5G, approaches.\nWith a focus on 5G end-to-end solutions, the company has pulled out all the stops in terms of standards formulation, research and development and validation of 5G technologies, in a move to establish industry leadership in the core technologies, the commercialization and the economies of scale for the next generation of mobile networks.\nContinuously Setting Industry Benchmarks with Leading 5G Technologies\nZTE has placed a strong bet on 5G and has backed up that bet with a team of more than 4,500 high-tech talents devoted to 5G research backed by an annual investment of three billion yuan.\nIn addition to taking the lead in promoting massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology, which will be key to significantly improving spectrum efficiency as well as expanding network capacity and coverage in the 5G era, ZTE was the first to apply 5G technology on a 4G network, enabling commercial 5G deployments ahead of schedule and improving the spectrum efficiency of the 4G network by a factor of eight.\nThe early moves have helped both operators and users benefit from 5G technology, while accelerating progress of Massive MIMO deployments amid continuous innovation, in addition to contributing technology proposals including test data results to 5G standards.\nIn order to meet the requirement for massive network access across 5G networks, industry-wide non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) has been proposed, with the Multi User Shared Access (MUSA) solution, the one proposed by ZTE, being the selected candidate. The solution enables the system to support 3-6 times of number of user accesses using the same time-frequency resources, allowing for genuinely conflict-free scheduling and greatly reducing terminal power consumption.\nIn China\u2019s second phase of 5G testing, the MUSA technology achieved a performance of 90 million connections/MHz/hour, far exceeding the benchmark defined by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).\nBecause of the originality of the leading edge MUSA technology, ZTE, as the first drafter, led the adoption of NOMA by the 3GPP RAN Working Group 1, the group responsible for the specification of the physical layer of the radio interface (radio layer 1) for 5G New Radio (NR), driving the development of industrial standards.\nAt the same time, with strong chip design and development ability, ZTE launched the industry\u2019s highest integrated next generation baseband unit (NG BBU) based on a proprietary high-performance vector processing baseband chip developed in-house, and followed with the development of the industry\u2019s lightest and smallest 5G active antenna unit (AAU) based on a highly integrated digital IF chip.\nIn China\u2019s first and second phase of 5G testing, ZTE\u2019s 5G base station not only fulfilled the basic requirements, but also completed the 26 GHz high-frequency field test, with outstanding void performance results. Today, ZTE launched China\u2019s third phase of 5G testing with a full range of 5G products, and completed the roll out of equipment to the market and end-to-end debugging of commercial solutions.\nTaking the L ead in 5G C ommercialization and P utting T ogether a G lobal P ortfolio by E ntering H igh-end M arkets\nBased on ZTE\u2019s many 5G innovations, several of the world\u2019s leading mobile network operators have chosen to partner with ZTE.\nIn 2017, ZTE partnered with more than 20 of the world\u2019s leading mobile network operators in terms of 5G collaborations, including opening China\u2019s first 5G pre-commercial base station with China Mobile, initiating the first 5G field test with Japan\u2019s SoftBank and building Europe\u2019s first 5G pre-commercial network, among others.\nOperators have lined up to collaborate with ZTE on commercializing 5G, including designing the strategy and rolling out field tests. Citing a few examples, Telefonica and ZTE have completed the 5G network architecture and load bearing test, and will further validate 5G end-to-end solutions. Orange plans to conduct a multi-site 5G independent networking architecture test with ZTE in Europe during 2018. China Mobile and ZTE have built an experimental network closely mirroring the real environment of 5G in Guangzhou province in a move to validate the 5G continuous networking capability, and plan to further expand the scale of the experimental network to cover most of Guangzhou in 2018. When carrying out the first 5G pre-commercial test in Xiong\u2019an and Suzhou, China Telecom chose ZTE to explore innovative applications in vertical segments of the industry. In addition, the first 5G NR new open field test site constructed by China Unicom and ZTE has also completed service verification, achieving a peak rate of 2Gbps for a single UE.\nIn November 2017, ZTE partnered with Qualcomm and China Mobile to jointly complete the world\u2019s first end-to-end system test based on the 3GPP R15 standard, making full use of the ultra-high bandwidth and zero wait capability of the 5G network.\nZTE has already launched a series of products for 5G commercial applications, including a 5G series of access equipment, diversified 5G bearing solutions, a flexible and efficient 5G core network, among other products covering high and low frequency bands, fully preparing operators whose goals are to achieve large-scale commercial deployment of 5G in 2019.\nCreating the M ost C ompetitive C ommercial N etwork with L eading 5G E conomies of S cale\nThe goal of all governments and operators, as things stand today, is to generally have 5G in commercial use by 2020. The Chinese government plans to establish the world\u2019s largest 5G commercial network by then. In anticipation of the economic benefits that can be expected as a result of large-scale 5G deployments in China, ZTE plans to accelerate the pace at which the company reaches a level of maturity with its 5G infrastructure products and massively improve the scalability, providing operators worldwide with the most competitive 5G commercial network while taking a leadership role in terms of economies of scale.\nIn the 5G era, time-division duplex or TDD will play an even more important role in new 5G spectrum. Leveraging advanced TDD technology, ZTE offers all-line, multi-scenario and flexible 5G solutions, all of which were developed on the back of the firm\u2019s extensive experience in product development and network operation. Its TDD shipments have, for several consecutive years, accounted for one third of the world\u2019s total. 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        "raw_content": "Coasean Solution in Externalities\nExternalities can either be positive or negative. A positive externality occurs when a person\u2019s activity creates benefit for uninvolved bystanders (Liebowitz & Margolis, 1994). A compelling example is whereby somebody undergoes vaccination for a contagious disease. This vaccination will not only reduce his/her chances of developing the disease but will also lead to other people having lower chances of contracting the disease. A negative externality occurs when a person\u2019s activity creates loss for uninvolved bystanders, either in the production or consumption (Liebowitz & Margolis, 1994). An example of a negative externality is whereby a factory during production causes the emission of harmful gases to the environment. This causes air pollution increasing the risk of health problems to the surrounding community.\nTherefore, externalities will lead to situations whereby there is overproduction of goods with a negative externality while there is overproduction of goods with a positive externality. Coasean theorem implies that the market can solve externalities if property rights are clearly assigned and negotiation is feasible. It attempts to describe the economic efficiency of an economic allocation where externalities are present (Liebowitz & Margolis, 1994).\nA Coasean solution will not resolve the economic efficiency of the positive externality mentioned that is vaccination. This is because there are no clear rights assigned to the people around the vaccinated person. In this case, negotiation would also not be feasible. The same case also applies to the negative externality cited of pollution by a company. This is because, although the entire population owns the air, all citizens cannot simultaneously negotiate about pollution levels. Therefore, negotiation in this case is not feasible and, the market cannot solve the externality.\nTrudeau Government's National Energy Program",
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        "raw_content": "Harambe the Gorilla\nAn article by Will Travers OBE, President of the Born Free Foundation\nYes, it is a tragedy. One of just 765 Western Lowland Gorillas in zoos worldwide has been needlessly killed.\nI say needlessly because although, perhaps, the zoo authorities were faced with few options when confronted by the possibility of a child dying in the Gorilla enclosure, the child should never have been there in the first place and, some would argue, neither should the Gorilla.\nWise after the event, it is always possible to speculate as to whether the Gorilla could have been lured away, as was successfully done in April 2014 when seven chimps escaped from their enclosure at the Kansas City Zoo and keepers using \u201ctreats\u201d enticed the animals back. No-one was hurt. One could say that the Gorilla could have been tranquilised. Maybe yes, maybe no. It is impossible to predict exactly what would have happened once the dart struck home. Would it have enraged a powerful 400-pound animal with fatal consequences? Or would the Gorilla have accidentally collapsed on and injured or drowned the child as the drug took effect? Who knows.\nBut some things seem clear: The whole basis on which zoos are founded, the placing of human visitors in unrealistically close proximity to potentially dangerous animals relies on there being an assumption on the part of the visitors that it is a safe thing to do. Otherwise all parents would be issued with harnesses to restrict and control their children throughout the visit. Some people suggest that the fault lies with the parents \u2013 maybe so, in part. Others say the zoo did not adequately ensure that barriers, specifically designed to keep wild animals in and human beings out, were not fit for purpose.\nNow, predictably, there will be reviews of safety procedures and, doubtless, there will be petitions calling for the parents/the zoo/the licensing agency/the American Zoo Association/the City authorities to be held to account, and who am I to say those are not without justification.\nHowever, there is a wider issue that needs debating here. Gorillas, like many other species are under enormous pressure in the wild. There are approximately 175,000 Western Lowland Gorillas left. There may be fewer than 4,000 Eastern Lowland Gorillas clinging to survival in war-torn eastern DRC and there are nearly 1,000 Mountain Gorillas making a modest come-back from the brink of extinction (none in zoos). Surely captive breeding in the safe and secure (and mind-numbingly unnatural) captive facilities offered by the world\u2019s zoos is the conservation safety net these species need. Surely after spending hundreds of millions of dollars (Cincinnati Zoo\u2019s plans for a new Gorilla enclosure announced in September last year, will cost at least US$12 million) zoos are making a significant contribution to the survival of the species not least through captive breeding programmes that lead to the re-introduction of Gorilla families to the wild.\nThe number of Western Lowland Gorillas that have ever been returned to the wild in recent memory numbers approximately 50, almost exclusively from the zoo collections run by Damian Aspinall in Kent, England.\nSo, are zoos delivering a conservation dividend? Are they providing the kind of educational resources that will inspire the naturalists of the future? Are they a realistic hedge against extinction for more than a handful of iconic species, largely selected on the basis of the oooh and aaaah factor?\nThe answer is emphatically no!\nThe global zoo industry, of which Cincinnati and others are leading members, consumes billions of dollars every year while the conservation movement is crying out for a fraction of that kind of funding to address the habitat and species crisis that now confronts tens of thousands of species. The very fact that in interviews following the Cincinnati incident, the Gorillas has been described as being \u2018not blood thirsty\u2019 indicates a Victorian misunderstanding of the true nature of Gorillas, despite the work of Dian Fossey, Sir David Attenborough, Ian Redmond and others who have painstakingly tried to address the stereotypic image of Gorillas as some kind of half-human monster and the personification of King Kong.\nThe fundamental question is: are zoos fit for purpose or are they past their sell-by date? I conclude that they are out of time but then that is just my opinion. Quite reasonably, you may ask, will things ever change? Born Free Foundation and I have been constant and consistent critics of zoos for over 30 years. We have been called a \u201cnine-day wonder\u201d. We have been described as a broken record, repeating the same message but I believe that history will prove us to be right. And change can happen if we, the people, want it badly enough.\nFive years ago, the captive marine mammal display industry, as represented in many people\u2019s minds by SeaWorld, seemed invincible. Today, following the making of one film, Blackfish, SeaWorld has changed beyond all recognition. No more performances with trainers in the pool; a share price in free-fall; attendance down; profits down; a new CEO fighting to restore some semblance of respectability and now, in partnership with The Humane Society of the USA, SeaWorld has made an announcement of such profundity that many of us never thought we would hear it in our lifetime: That the current killer whales they hold will be the last. There will be no more breeding. There will be no more imports from other facilities. There will be no more Orca in captivity.\nIs it too great a leap of faith to imagine that, just as the death of Cecil galvanised the world to reconsider the justification and morality of trophy hunting, so the death of Harambe will cause a seismic readjustment of public attitudes to the lifetime incarceration of millions of animals for little more than costly and, indeed, wasteful public entertainment, a form of exploitation that risks the welfare of the animals concerned and the safety of visitors?\nHarambe\u2019s death is not an isolated incident. According to Born Free USA, since 1990, 15 zoo incidents have resulted in loss of human life and at least 110 injuries. Keepers have died, members of the public have died, numerous animals have escaped and, time after time, customers have gained access to supposedly enclosures where they have suffered injury.\nA serious debate about our relationship with wild animals and the natural world is long-overdue. It is predicated on our common desire to protect and conserve life on Earth and to motivate and inspire human kind. As part of that debate we must determine whether the zoo experiment, the public display of exotic animals to an increasingly urbanised human society, has any further role to play or whether, in a world that by the end of this century will be jammed-packed with 11 billion human beings, we can make space for wildlife in the wild.\nFrom an article by Will Travers OBE, President of the Born Free Foundation.\nOne thought on \u201cWill Harambe\u2019s Death Be The Tipping Point?\u201d\nWe really need to rethink the \u2018human\u2019 role when it comes to the other species with which we share planet earth. So far we seem to have taken a \u2018divide and conquer \u2018 approach, where we have decided that we have the right to do as we want with any other species. This has resulted in vast exploitation, reduction of habitat and extinctions at an alarming rate.\nWe must get away from the idea that the best form of animal preservation in today\u2019s world, is to put remaining species into cages and breed them under \u2018Brave New World\u2019 dictates where we decide which animal is important and what it\u2019s future role on the Earth should be!\nJust last year, society was warned that we have seen a 40% extinction rate over the last few decades. This is alarming! I repeat\u2026..ALARMING!\nMost societies have embraced the idea of our survival (as humans) as being independent and divorced from the rest of the natural world! We get our water from taps, our food from supermarkets, and our work (to pay for such necessities) from business and government interests who have our best welfare at heart. 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        "raw_content": "Shephard writes: \"While the economy has continued to grow under Trump, there is rising dissatisfaction with income inequality and capitalism itself. Trump may think that red-baiting can make his toxic presidency appear to be the lesser of two evils. But this strategy requires taking greater ownership of a system that an increasing number of Americans think is unfair - and that didn't work out so well for his Democratic opponent in the 2016 election.\"\nAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez. (photo: Saul Loeb/Getty)\nBy Alex Shephard, The New Republic\nIt has forced him to wholeheartedly embrace American capitalism, much like Hillary Clinton did in 2016.\nonald Trump is perhaps the most unpopular president in recorded history, and he will soon face the most daunting re-election campaign in recent memory. Dogged by investigations and hamstrung by a lack of achievements, he has thus far failed to settle on a sharp message for 2020. \u201cPromises Kept,\u201d though less authoritarian, doesn\u2019t have quite the ring of \u201cBuild the Wall\u201d or \u201cLock Her Up.\u201d But at Tuesday\u2019s State of the Union, Trump unveiled what some advisers believe will be the winning message in November of next year. \u201cTonight,\u201d he said, \u201cwe renew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country.\u201d The Republicans in the chamber\u2014nearly all rich white men\u2014stood and applauded, while many Democrats scowled.\nTrump\u2019s allies see this as a crucial argument heading in to 2020. After the State of the Union, Trump\u2019s 2016 communications director, Jason Miller, told Axios\u2019 Mike Allen that the president \u201celevated the wedge issue of \u2018socialism\u2019 in a way nobody else could.\u201d Allen wrote that Republicans \u201cloved ... the endorsement-by-sitting-in-silence when he hammered socialism.\u201d With the border wall in limbo, little progress on a nuclear treaty with North Korea, and the 2017 tax cuts looking worse by the day, Trump doesn\u2019t have any major accomplishments to campaign on beyond his Supreme Court appointments. But he does still have a strong economy. Trump is \u201ctrying to frame 2020 as another big, directional election ... betting that [his] people are going to actually like the direction the country is going,\u201d another Trump campaign veteran told Allen.\nTrump\u2019s State of the Union paean to capitalism undoubtedly pleased his base, who have been the focal point of his entire presidency. But there are reasons to believe that making 2020 about \u201cAmerica First v. Socialism,\u201d in Axios\u2019 phrasing, might backfire for Trump. While the economy has continued to grow under Trump, there is rising dissatisfaction with income inequality and capitalism itself. Trump may think that red-baiting can make his toxic presidency appear to be the lesser of two evils. But this strategy requires taking greater ownership of a system that an increasing number of Americans think is unfair\u2014and that didn\u2019t work out so well for his Democratic opponent in the 2016 election.\nSocialism\u2019s long comeback in America began after the 2008 financial collapse, which made Americans keenly aware of the banking industry\u2019s power and the country\u2019s massive wealth inequality. \u201cThe richest Americans,\u201d wrote Brown University economist Mark Blyth in his 2013 book Austerity, \u201cown more assets than the bottom 150 million, while 46 million Americans, some 15 percent of the population, live in a family of four earning less than $22,314 per annum.\u201d Outrage over inequality drove the creation of the Occupy Wall Street movement in New York City in 2011, and in 2016 it was the foundation of democratic socialist Bernie Sanders\u2019s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.\nSanders\u2019s campaign ultimately failed, but it could be argued that he won in the long term. Today, nearly every major Democratic candidate for president endorses some version of universal health care, which would have been unthinkable even ten years ago. The Democratic primary will be fought over issues like how to reduce inequality and tax the rich, as well as on costly spending programs like Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. The party\u2019s most popular young star, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is an avowed socialist. Democrats, by a 10-point margin, now think that socialism is more appealing than capitalism, and that\u2019s significantly more true of people under 30. Polling has even suggested that 70 percent of the country supports Medicare for All, including a majority of Republicans.\nTrump\u2019s strategy is commonplace in partisan politics: to define the opposing party by its most extreme members. As The New York Times reported on Wednesday, focusing on socialism \u201ccould provide Mr. Trump with a potentially effective weapon in confronting an increasingly aggressive and more liberal Democratic Party, defining it through attacks on Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, who describe themselves as democratic socialists, and other members of the party pushing progressive policies like a 70 percent tax rate and \u2018Medicare for all.\u2019\u201d\nThere is historical evidence that Trump\u2019s strategy could work, as red-baiting has been an often effective tool for conservative politicians over the past century. The question is whether that remains true today. As the Times acknowledged, \u201cthere is no evidence of any growing public angst about socialism sweeping the United States.\u201d It\u2019s true that Americans broadly see social programs like Medicare for All in a much better light than they do socialism itself. One August NBC/WSJ poll, though something of an outlier, found that only 19 percent of voters viewed socialism positively. Then again, Sanders may end up as the only Democratic candidate for president who defines himself thus.\nThe bigger flaw in Trump\u2019s anti-socialism strategy, though, is that it\u2019s forcing him to be staunchly pro-capitalism at a time when its popularity is severely ebbing. In doing so, Trump is forgetting one of the most important lessons of his 2016 victory. Hillary Clinton made the case that the economy was strong and that Democratic stewardship over it should continue. Trump railed against a \u201crigged\u201d system that had decimated rural and Rust Belt communities, and he vowed to fix it. This message, combined with his pledge to protect entitlements like Medicare and Social Security, was vital to his upset victory\u2014helping him to win key the states of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. (His approval is now underwater in all three states by double digits.)\nToday, Trump is not only embracing the \u201crigged\u201d system, but further owning his own unpopular economic policies, notably the $1.5 trillion tax cut he signed into law in December of 2017, which largely benefitted corporations and rich Americans. In the State of the Union, Trump boasted that \u201cwe are considered far and away the hottest economy anywhere in the world.\u201d But many Americans still aren\u2019t feeling that heat, just as they weren\u2019t in 2016. Most of the economic gains have gone to the top 20 percent, and wage growth, while ticking upward over the past six months, has been largely flat throughout most of the economic recovery. This, much more than Sanders, is why more Americans have warmed to socialism. \u201cThe prime mover of millions of Americans into the socialist column has been the near complete dysfunctionality of contemporary American capitalism,\u201d argued Harold Meyerson in The Guardian.\nThat\u2019s not to say that Trump\u2019s strategy won\u2019t yield any benefits for him. Howard Schultz, the former Starbucks CEO contemplating an independent run, has already discerned that dividing the Democratic Party is the best path to victory. The response to Trump\u2019s attacks on socialism has been relatively quiet on the left thus far, but the Democratic Socialists of America did release a statement on Tuesday decrying Speaker Nancy Pelosi for tepidly applauding. \u201cNancy Pelosi clapping at Trump\u2019s remark about socialism, while children in Flint drink poisoned water, tens of thousands die for lack of health insurance every year, and we are headed off a climate cliff because big oil refuses to give up their profits. is peak capitalism,\u201d the statement read. \u201cThe American People will not stand for it.\u201d\nBut any such infighting on the left is likely to be semantic, and largely forgotten once Democrats nominate a candidate. We can fairly predict that the nominee will support universal health care, taxes on the rich, economic reform, and an infrastructure stimulus\u2014all policies that will appeal to the millions of Americans who have been left behind by the economic recovery, and who fear they\u2019ll fall even further behind when the economy inevitably turns for the worse. Trump, by contrast, will be shouting \u201cbetter dead than red\u201d and insisting that the economy is the greatest, ever. He thinks he set a trap for Democrats with his State of the Union jab, but in reality he has just trapped himself.\nAs is so often the case, the remedy is education. The Democratic party now has a couple of think tanks of its own, admittedly without the resources (money) that those of the right wing have had for nearly fifty years, and staffed mainly by so-called centrists who are at best center-right. But if those \"corporate Democrats\" will open their eyes, they will see that their survival requires recognizing that the structure of the corporate world is going to change dramatically over the next 30 years, or else politics and many other aspects of society that we know and love will be swept away.\nIn 1776 we the people rebelled against great britain\nwe make not other promise!\n-2 # dbrize 2019-02-09 10:13\nYour own convoluted argument is a testimony to the scam put over by the few on \u201cthe people\u201d.\nto anyone who argues that we are not a socialist country, send this -\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnVmIrAiQB8\nThis author spends too much time in the Hate Trump Bubble -- HTB for short. Inside the HTB there are no facts but only the most outrageous claims against Trump that can be thought up. In fact, there is sort of a contest to see who can make up the wildest claims.\nThe fact is that Reagan was less popular in the early 3rd year of his term. Trump got pretty high marks for his state of the union speech. He was able to get fairly good applause and standing ovations from the democrats in the House. Probably most of them went in to the speech thinking they would neither clap or stand, and yet they did. Pelosi even beckoned her party to stand for Trump.\nFor someone like me, the danger of Trump being re-elected is actually growing. The democrats are still in disarray. Pelosi's leadership looks like a crew of Zombies. She tolerates no discussion or independence. She has them all lined up behind her \"party of NO.\"\nIf democrats don't begin to highlight the new energy and ideas of their younger and newer members, they will sink in popularity and Trump will rise.\nThis author starts out saying Trump is dead and sinking but he ends up saying that Trump just might win and democrats are likely to remain divided.\nThe HTB is just death for democrats. It turns them into Pelosi's Zombies. Why are democrats so willing to stab themselves in the back. The case of Virginia is a perfect example. Democrats are leading the fight to put a republican in the governor's office.\nI think Trump's comments about socialism were the most important part of his speech. He showed exactly where he stands -- and we all knew that. Now the democrats need to show where they stand. They are divided. Some, like Pelosi, have defined herself as clearly capitalist.\nTrump's comments were clearly red-baiting. He can count on the mis-education of Americans for the last 100 years. They simply don't know what socialism is. They think, as Trumps comment made clear, that socialism is the opposite of a free market and is some kind of force or totalitarianism . Capitalism is free and socialism is slavery. That's what americans have been taught for 100 years. It is totally false.\nThe capitalism/soci alism debate needs to be kept on a purely economic level. These are two ways in which goods and services are produced in a society -- either by private/for profit ventures or by public and often government ventures. All societies have mixed economies.\nFor example, we have a public police, legal, and court system. There are private elements -- lawyers and many prisons are private and for profit. So it is a mixed economy. Capitalist want to make it more private. Socialist want to make it more public.\nFrankly some things are just better done when they are public. I live Washington, which is now surrounded by private toll roads. Very few people choose to drive on them. They choose the public roads paid for by their taxes. They are voting socialism.\nTrump has taken a stand against socialism in the US. Thank God someone has finally taken a stand on this hideous menace to our freedom (firm tongue in cheek). Socialism has infiltrated our nation going back to at least the early 1900's when the Socialist party pushed for the eight hour work day. Don't even get me started on public education, publicly funding of such things as fire departments and law enforcement, social security, public infrastructure and medicare. The very idea that as a government for and by the people we would collectively pool our resources (taxes/governme nt policy) for these is obviously a threat to the nation and our freedom. Now the commies want us to ensure every citizen regardless of economic means gets medical care! How UnAmerican! The pinko's want us to collectively fight climate change and build new infrastructure. it is worth noting that when social security and medicare were proposed the right screamed they were socialism. Now we except and the vast majority approve of them. Hopefully the current New Green Deal will move us to a more humane society where the vast majority of the population are better served by its government versus the current situation where more and more the government serves the privileged .",
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        "raw_content": "For other uses, see Dome (disambiguation).\n\"Domal\" redirects here. For \"domal consonants\", see Retroflex consonant.\nThe dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome\nInterior view upward to the Byzantine domes and semi-domes of Hagia Sophia. See Commons file for annotations.\nFiberglass dome cottage in Davis, California. This dome was built in 1972 and is part of the Baggin's End student housing cooperative.\nJameh mosque of Yazd in Iran\nA dome (from Latin: domus) is an architectural element that resembles the hollow upper half of a sphere. The precise definition has been a matter of controversy. There are also a wide variety of forms and specialized terms to describe them. A dome can rest upon a rotunda or drum, and can be supported by columns or piers that transition to the dome through squinches or pendentives. A lantern may cover an oculus and may itself have another dome.\nDomes have a long architectural lineage that extends back into prehistory and they have been constructed from mud, snow, stone, wood, brick, concrete, metal, glass, and plastic over the centuries. The symbolism associated with domes includes mortuary, celestial, and governmental traditions that have likewise developed over time.\nDomes have been found from early Mesopotamia, which may explain the form's spread. They are found in Persian, Hellenistic, Roman, and Chinese architecture in the Ancient world, as well as among a number of contemporary indigenous building traditions. Dome structures were popular in Byzantine and medieval Islamic architecture, and there are numerous examples from Western Europe in the Middle Ages. The Renaissance architectural style spread from Italy in the Early modern period. Advancements in mathematics, materials, and production techniques since that time resulted in new dome types. The domes of the modern world can be found over religious buildings, legislative chambers, sports stadiums, and a variety of functional structures.\nBeehive dome\nBraced dome\nCloister vault\nCompound dome\nCrossed-arch dome\nEllipsoidal dome\nOval dome\nParaboloid dome\nSail dome\nSaucer dome\nUmbrella dome\nEarly history and simple domes\nPersian domes\nChinese domes\nRoman and Byzantine domes\nArabic and Western European domes\nRussian domes\nOttoman domes\nItalian Renaissance domes\nSouth Asian domes\nEarly modern period domes\nModern period domes\nThe English word \"dome\" ultimately derives from the Latin domus (\"house\") from ancient Greek \u03b4\u03cc\u03bc\u03bf\u03c2 (d\u00f3mos), which, up through the Renaissance, labeled a revered house, such as a Domus Dei, or \"House of God\", regardless of the shape of its roof. This is reflected in the uses of the Italian word duomo, the German/Icelandic/Danish word dom (\"cathedral\"), and the English word dome as late as 1656, when it meant a \"Town-House, Guild-Hall, State-House, and Meeting-House in a city.\" The French word dosme came to acquire the meaning of a cupola vault, specifically, by 1660. This French definition gradually became the standard usage of the English dome in the eighteenth century as many of the most impressive Houses of God were built with monumental domes, and in response to the scientific need for more technical terms.[1]\nComparison of a generic \"true\" arch (left) and a corbel arch (right)\nA dome is a rounded vault made of either curved segments or a shell of revolution, meaning an arch rotated around its central vertical axis.[2] The terminology used has been a source of controversy, with inconsistency between scholars and even within individual texts, but the term \"dome\" may be considered a \"blanket-word to describe an hemispherical or similar spanning element.\"[3] A half-dome or semi-dome is a semi-circular shape often used, especially in apses.\nSometimes called \"false\" domes, corbel domes achieve their shape by extending each horizontal layer of stones inward slightly farther than the lower one until they meet at the top.[4] A \"false\" dome may also refer to a wooden dome.[5] \"True\" domes are said to be those whose structure is in a state of compression, with constituent elements of wedge-shaped voussoirs, the joints of which align with a central point. The validity of this is unclear, as domes built underground with corbelled stone layers are also in compression from the surrounding earth.[6] The Italian use of the term finto, meaning \"false\", can be traced back to the 17th century in the use of vaulting made of reed mats and gypsum mortar.[7]\nAs with arches, the \"springing\" of a dome is the level from which the dome rises. The top of a dome is the \"crown\". The inner side of a dome is called the \"intrados\" and the outer side is called the \"extrados\".[8] The \"haunch\" is the part of an arch that lies roughly halfway between the base and the top.[9]\nThe word \"cupola\" is another word for \"dome\", and is usually used for a small dome upon a roof or turret.[10] \"Cupola\" has also been used to describe the inner side of a dome.[11]\nDrums, also called tholobates, are cylindrical or polygonal walls with or without windows that support a dome. A tambour or lantern is the equivalent structure over a dome's oculus, supporting a cupola.[12]\nA masonry dome produces thrusts down and outward. They are thought of in terms of two kinds of forces at right angles from one another. Meridional forces (like the meridians, or lines of longitude, on a globe) are compressive only, and increase towards the base, while hoop forces (like the lines of latitude on a globe) are in compression at the top and tension at the base, with the transition in a hemispherical dome occurring at an angle of 51.8 degrees from the top.[13] The thrusts generated by a dome are directly proportional to the weight of its materials.[2] Grounded hemispherical domes generate significant horizontal thrusts at their haunches.[14]\nUnlike voussoir arches, which require support for each element until the keystone is in place, domes are stable during construction as each level is made a complete and self-supporting ring.[5] The upper portion of a masonry dome is always in compression and is supported laterally, so it does not collapse except as a whole unit and a range of deviations from the ideal in this shallow upper cap are equally stable.[15] Because voussoir domes have lateral support, they can be made much thinner than corresponding arches of the same span. For example, a hemispherical dome can be 2.5 times thinner than a semicircular arch, and a dome with the profile of an equilateral arch can be thinner still.[16]\nThe optimal shape for a masonry dome of equal thickness provides for perfect compression, with none of the tension or bending forces against which masonry is weak.[14] For a particular material, the optimal dome geometry is called the funicular surface, the comparable shape in three dimensions to a catenary curve for a two-dimensional arch.[17][18] The pointed profiles of many Gothic domes more closely approximate this optimal shape than do hemispheres, which were favored by Roman and Byzantine architects due to the circle being considered the most perfect of forms. Adding a weight to the top of the pointed dome, such as the heavy cupola at the top of Florence Cathedral, changes the optimal shape to perfectly match the actual pointed shape of the dome.[19]\nThe outward thrusts in the lower portion of a hemispherical masonry dome can be counteracted with the use of chains incorporated around the circumference or with external buttressing, although cracking along the meridians is natural.[13] For small or tall domes with less horizontal thrust, the thickness of the supporting arches or walls can be enough to resist deformation, which is why drums tend to be much thicker than the domes they support.[20]\nA compound dome (red) with pendentives (yellow) from a sphere of greater radius than the dome.\nAn example of quadrangular to circle transition \u2013 The mosque of Isfahan international conference center\nWhen the base of the dome does not match the plan of the supporting walls beneath it (for example, a dome's circular base over a square bay), techniques are employed to bridge the two.[21] One technique is to use corbelling, progressively projecting horizontal layers from the top of the supporting wall to the base of the dome, such as the corbelled triangles often used in Seljuk and Ottoman architecture.[22] The simplest technique is to use diagonal lintels across the corners of the walls to create an octagonal base. Another is to use arches to span the corners, which can support more weight.[23] A variety of these techniques use what are called \"squinches\".[24] A squinch can be a single arch or a set of multiple projecting nested arches placed diagonally over an internal corner.[25] Squinches can take a variety of other forms, as well, including trumpet arches and niche heads, or half-domes.[24]\nThe invention of pendentives superseded the squinch technique.[23] Pendentives are triangular sections of a sphere, like concave spandrels between arches, and transition from the corners of a square bay to the circular base of a dome. The curvature of the pendentives is that of a sphere with a diameter equal to the diagonal of the square bay.[26] The precise definition of \"pendentive\" has been a source of contention among academics, including whether or not corbelling is permitted under the definition and whether or not the lower portions of a sail vault should be considered pendentives.[27]\nDomes with pendentives can be divided into two kinds: simple and compound.[28] In the case of the simple dome, the pendentives are part of the same sphere as the dome itself; however, such domes are rare.[29] In the case of the more common compound dome, the pendentives are part of the surface of a larger sphere below that of the dome itself and form a circular base for either the dome or a drum section.[28]\nBecause domes are concave from below, they can reflect sound and create echoes.[30] A dome may have a \"whispering gallery\" at its base that at certain places transmits distinct sound to other distant places in the gallery.[12] The half-domes over the apses of Byzantine churches helped to project the chants of the clergy.[31] Although this can complement music, it may make speech less intelligible, leading Francesco Giorgi in 1535 to recommend vaulted ceilings for the choir areas of a church, but a flat ceiling filled with as many coffers as possible for where preaching would occur.[32]\nCavities in the form of jars built into the inner surface of a dome may serve to compensate for this interference by diffusing sound in all directions, eliminating echoes while creating a \"divine effect in the atmosphere of worship.\" This technique was written about by Vitruvius in his Ten Books on Architecture, which describes bronze and earthenware resonators.[30] The material, shape, contents, and placement of these cavity resonators determine the effect they have: reinforcing certain frequencies or absorbing them.[33]\nThe earliest domes in the Middle East were built with mud-brick and, eventually, with baked brick and stone. Domes of wood allowed for wide spans due to the relatively light and flexible nature of the material and were the normal method for domed churches by the 7th century, although most domes were built with the other less flexible materials. Wooden domes were protected from the weather by roofing, such as copper or lead sheeting.[34] Domes of cut stone were more expensive and never as large, and timber was used for large spans where brick was unavailable.[35]\nRoman concrete used an aggregate of stone with a powerful mortar. The aggregate transitioned over the centuries to pieces of fired clay, then to Roman bricks. By the sixth century, bricks with large amounts of mortar were the principle vaulting materials. Pozzolana appears to have only been used in central Italy.[36] Brick domes were the favored choice for large-space monumental coverings until the Industrial Age, due to their convenience and dependability.[37] Ties and chains of iron or wood could be used to resist stresses.[38]\nThe new building materials of the 19th century and a better understanding of the forces within structures from the 20th century has opened up new possibilities. Iron and steel beams, steel cables, and pre-stressed concrete have eliminated the need for external buttressing and enabled far thinner domes. Whereas earlier masonry domes may have had a radius to thickness ratio of 50, the ratio for modern domes can be in excess of 800. The lighter weight of these domes has not only permitted far greater spans, but also allowed for the creation of large movable domes over modern sports stadiums.[39]\nExperimental rammed earth domes were made as part of work on sustainable architecture at the University of Kassel in 1983.[40]\nMain article: Symbolism of domes\nAccording to E. Baldwin Smith, from the late Stone Age the dome-shaped tomb was used as a reproduction of the ancestral, god-given shelter made permanent as a venerated home of the dead. The instinctive desire to do this resulted in widespread domical mortuary traditions across the ancient world, from the stupas of India to the tholos tombs of Iberia. By Hellenistic and Roman times, the domical tholos had become the customary cemetery symbol.[41]\nDomes and tent-canopies were also associated with the heavens in Ancient Persia and the Hellenistic-Roman world. A dome over a square base reflected the geometric symbolism of those shapes. The circle represented perfection, eternity, and the heavens. The square represented the earth. An octagon was intermediate between the two.[42] The distinct symbolism of the heavenly or cosmic tent stemming from the royal audience tents of Achaemenid and Indian rulers was adopted by Roman rulers in imitation of Alexander the Great, becoming the imperial baldachin. This probably began with Nero, whose \"Golden House\" also made the dome an essential feature of palace architecture.[43]\nThe dual sepulchral and heavenly symbolism was adopted by early Christians in both the use of domes in architecture and in the ciborium, a domical canopy like the baldachin used as a ritual covering for relics or the church altar. The celestial symbolism of the dome, however, was the preeminent one by the Christian era.[44] In the early centuries of Islam, domes were closely associated with royalty. A dome built in front of the mihrab of a mosque, for example, was at least initially meant to emphasize the place of a prince during royal ceremonies. Over time such domes became primarily focal points for decoration or the direction of prayer. The use of domes in mausoleums can likewise reflect royal patronage or be seen as representing the honor and prestige that domes symbolized, rather than having any specific funerary meaning.[45] The wide variety of dome forms in medieval Islam reflected dynastic, religious, and social differences as much as practical building considerations.[34]\nSee also: Beehive tomb\nAlso called a corbelled dome,[46] or false dome,[47] these are different from a 'true dome' in that they consist of purely horizontal layers. As the layers get higher, each is slightly cantilevered, or corbeled, toward the center until meeting at the top. A monumental example is the Mycenaean Treasury of Atreus from the late Bronze Age.[48]\nA single or double layer space frame in the form of a dome,[49] a braced dome is a generic term that includes ribbed,[50] Schwedler,[50] three-way grid,[50] lamella or Kiewitt,[51] lattice,[52] and geodesic domes.[53] The different terms reflect different arrangements in the surface members. Braced domes often have a very low weight and are usually used to cover spans of up to 150 meters.[54] Often prefabricated, their component members can either lie on the dome's surface of revolution, or be straight lengths with the connecting points or nodes lying upon the surface of revolution. Single-layer structures are called frame or skeleton types and double-layer structures are truss types, which are used for large spans. When the covering also forms part of the structural system, it is called a stressed skin type. The formed surface type consists of sheets joined together at bent edges to form the structure.[49]\nMain article: Cloister vault\nCalled domical vaults (a term sometimes also applied to sail vaults),[55][56] polygonal domes,[57] coved domes,[58] gored domes,[59] segmental domes[60] (a term sometimes also used for saucer domes), paneled vaults,[61] or pavilion vaults,[62] these are domes that maintain a polygonal shape in their horizontal cross section. The earliest known examples date to the first century BC, such as the Tabularium of Rome from 78 BC. Others include the Baths of Antoninus in Carthage (145\u2013160) and the Palatine Chapel at Aachen (13th \u2013 14th century).[63] The most famous example is the Renaissance octagonal dome of Filippo Brunelleschi over the Florence Cathedral. Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States, installed an octagonal dome above the West front of his plantation house, Monticello.[64]\nAlso called domes on pendentives[65] or pendentive domes[66] (a term also applied to sail vaults), compound domes have pendentives that support a smaller diameter dome immediately above them, as in the Hagia Sophia, or a drum and dome, as in many Renaissance and post-Renaissance domes, with both forms resulting in greater height.[28]\nOne of the earliest types of ribbed vault, the first known examples are found in the Great Mosque of C\u00f3rdoba in the 10th century. Rather than meeting in the center of the dome, the ribs characteristically intersect one another off-center, forming an empty polygonal space in the center. Geometry is a key element of the designs, with the octagon being perhaps the most popular shape used. Whether the arches are structural or purely decorative remains a matter of debate. The type may have an eastern origin, although the issue is also unsettled. Examples are found in Spain, North Africa, Armenia, Iran, France, and Italy.[67]\nA corbel dome\nA domical vault\nA compound dome\nA crossed-arch dome\nThe ellipsoidal dome is a surface formed by the rotation around a vertical axis of a semi-ellipse. Like other \"rotational domes\" formed by the rotation of a curve around a vertical axis, ellipsoidal domes have circular bases and horizontal sections and are a type of \"circular dome\" for that reason.[68]\nMain article: Geodesic dome\nGeodesic domes are the upper portion of geodesic spheres. They are composed of a framework of triangles in a polyhedron pattern.[69] The structures are named for geodesics and are based upon geometric shapes such as icosahedrons, octahedrons or tetrahedrons.[69][5] Such domes can be created using a limited number of simple elements and joints and efficiently resolve a dome's internal forces. Their efficiency is said to increase with size.[70] Although not first invented by Buckminster Fuller, they are associated with him because he designed many geodesic domes and patented them in the United States.[71]\nThe hemispherical dome is a surface formed by the rotation around a vertical axis of a semicircle. Like other \"rotational domes\" formed by the rotation of a curve around a vertical axis, hemispherical domes have circular bases and horizontal sections and are a type of \"circular dome\" for that reason. They experience vertical compression along their meridians, but horizontally experience compression only in the portion above 51.8 degrees from the top. Below this point, hemispherical domes experience tension horizontally, and usually require buttressing to counteract it.[68] According to E. Baldwin Smith, it was a shape likely known to the Assyrians, defined by Greek theoretical mathematicians, and standardized by Roman builders.[72]\nMain article: Onion dome\nSaint Basil's Cathedral (in Moscow), an exemple of Russian architecture\nThe Taj Mahal (in Agra), an exemple of Mughal architecture\nBulbous domes bulge out beyond their base diameters, offering a profile greater than a hemisphere.[5] An onion dome is a greater than hemispherical dome with a pointed top in an ogee profile.[5] They are found in the Near East, Middle East, Persia, and India and may not have had a single point of origin. Their appearance in northern Russian architecture predates the Tatar occupation of Russia and so is not easily explained as the result of that influence.[73] They became popular in the second half of the 15th century in the Low Countries of Northern Europe, possibly inspired by the finials of minarets in Egypt and Syria, and developed in the 16th and 17th centuries in the Netherlands before spreading to Germany, becoming a popular element of the baroque architecture of Central Europe. German bulbous domes were also influenced by Russian and Eastern European domes.[74] The examples found in various European architectural styles are typically wooden.[5] Examples include Kazan Church in Kolomenskoye and the Brighton Pavilion by John Nash.[5] In Islamic architecture, they are typically made of masonry, rather than timber, with the thick and heavy bulging portion serving to buttress against the tendency of masonry domes to spread at their bases. The Taj Mahal is a famous example.[5]\nAn oval dome is a dome of oval shape in plan, profile, or both. The term comes from the Latin ovum, meaning \"egg\". The earliest oval domes were used by convenience in corbelled stone huts as rounded but geometrically undefined coverings, and the first examples in Asia Minor date to around 4000 B.C. The geometry was eventually defined using combinations of circular arcs, transitioning at points of tangency. If the Romans created oval domes, it was only in exceptional circumstances. The Roman foundations of the oval plan Church of St. Gereon in Cologne point to a possible example. Domes in the Middle Ages also tended to be circular, though the church of Santo Tom\u00e1s de las Ollas in Spain has an oval dome over its oval plan. Other examples of medieval oval domes can be found covering rectangular bays in churches. Oval plan churches became a type in the Renaissance and popular in the Baroque style.[75] The dome built for the basilica of Vicoforte by Francesco Gallo was one of the largest and most complex ever made.[76] Although the ellipse was known, in practice, domes of this shape were created by combining segments of circles. Popular in the 16th and 17th centuries, oval and elliptical plan domes can vary their dimensions in three axes or two axes. [77] A sub-type with the long axis having a semicircular section is called a Murcia dome, as in the Chapel of the Junterones at Murcia Cathedral. When the short axis has a semicircular section, it is called a Melon dome.[78]\nA geodesic dome\nA hemispherical dome\nAn oval dome\nA paraboloid dome is a surface formed by the rotation around a vertical axis of a sector of a parabola. Like other \"rotational domes\" formed by the rotation of a curve around a vertical axis, paraboloid domes have circular bases and horizontal sections and are a type of \"circular dome\" for that reason. Because of their shape, paraboloid domes experience only compression, both radially and horizontally.[68]\nAlso called sail vaults,[79] handkerchief vaults,[80] domical vaults (a term sometimes also applied to cloister vaults),[56] pendentive domes[81] (a term that has also been applied to compound domes), Bohemian vaults,[82] or Byzantine domes, this type can be thought of as pendentives that, rather than merely touching each other to form a circular base for a drum or compound dome, smoothly continue their curvature to form the dome itself. The dome gives the impression of a square sail pinned down at each corner and billowing upward.[21] These can also be thought of as saucer domes upon pendentives.[60] Sail domes are based upon the shape of a hemisphere and are not to be confused with elliptic parabolic vaults, which appear similar but have different characteristics.[68]\nAlso called segmental domes[83] (a term sometimes also used for cloister vaults), or calottes,[21] these have profiles of less than half a circle. Because they reduce the portion of the dome in tension, these domes are strong but have increased radial thrust.[83] Many of the largest existing domes are of this shape.\nMasonry saucer domes, because they exist entirely in compression, can be built much thinner than other dome shapes without becoming unstable. The trade-off between the proportionately increased horizontal thrust at their abutments and their decreased weight and quantity of materials may make them more economical, but they are more vulnerable to damage from movement in their supports.[84]\nAlso called gadrooned,[85] fluted,[85] organ-piped,[85] pumpkin,[21] melon,[21] ribbed,[85] parachute,[21] scalloped,[86] or lobed domes,[87] these are a type of dome divided at the base into curved segments, which follow the curve of the elevation.[21] \"Fluted\" may refer specifically to this pattern as an external feature, such as was common in Mamluk Egypt.[5] The \"ribs\" of a dome are the radial lines of masonry that extend from the crown down to the springing.[8] The central dome of the Hagia Sophia uses the ribbed method, which accommodates a ring of windows between the ribs at the base of the dome. The central dome of St. Peter's Basilica also uses this method.\nA sail vault\nA saucer dome\nAn umbrella dome\nMain article: History of early and simple domes\nApache wigwam, by Edward S. Curtis, 1903\nCultures from pre-history to modern times constructed domed dwellings using local materials. Although it is not known when the first dome was created, sporadic examples of early domed structures have been discovered. The earliest discovered may be four small dwellings made of Mammoth tusks and bones. The first was found by a farmer in Mezhirich, Ukraine, in 1965 while he was digging in his cellar and archaeologists unearthed three more.[88] They date from 19,280 \u2013 11,700 BC.[89]\nIn modern times, the creation of relatively simple dome-like structures has been documented among various indigenous peoples around the world. The wigwam was made by Native Americans using arched branches or poles covered with grass or hides. The Ef\u00e9 people of central Africa construct similar structures, using leaves as shingles.[90] Another example is the igloo, a shelter built from blocks of compact snow and used by the Inuit people, among others. The Himba people of Namibia construct \"desert igloos\" of wattle and daub for use as temporary shelters at seasonal cattle camps, and as permanent homes by the poor.[91] Extraordinarily thin domes of sun-baked clay 20 feet in diameter, 30 feet high, and nearly parabolic in curve, are known from Cameroon.[92]\nThe historical development from structures like these to more sophisticated domes is not well documented. That the dome was known to early Mesopotamia may explain the existence of domes in both China and the West in the first millennium BC.[93] Another explanation, however, is that the use of the dome shape in construction did not have a single point of origin and was common in virtually all cultures long before domes were constructed with enduring materials.[94]\nCorbelled stone domes have been found from the Neolithic period in the ancient Near East, and in the Middle East to Western Europe from antiquity. [95][96] The kings of Achaemenid Persia held audiences and festivals in domical tents derived from the nomadic traditions of central Asia.[97] Simple domical mausoleums existed in the Hellenistic period.[98] The remains of a large domed circular hall in the Parthian capital city of Nyssa has been dated to perhaps the first century AD, showing \"...the existence of a monumental domical tradition in Central Asia that had hitherto been unknown and which seems to have preceded Roman Imperial monuments or at least to have grown independently from them.\"[99] It likely had a wooden dome.[100]\nMain article: History of Persian domes\nSee also: Gonbad\nSheikh Lotfallah Mosque, Isfahan, Iran.\nPersian architecture likely inherited an architectural tradition of dome-building dating back to the earliest Mesopotamian domes.[101] Due to the scarcity of wood in many areas of the Iranian plateau, domes were an important part of vernacular architecture throughout Persian history.[102] The Persian invention of the squinch, a series of concentric arches forming a half-cone over the corner of a room, enabled the transition from the walls of a square chamber to an octagonal base for a dome in a way reliable enough for large constructions and domes moved to the forefront of Persian architecture as a result.[103] Pre-Islamic domes in Persia are commonly semi-elliptical, with pointed domes and those with conical outer shells being the majority of the domes in the Islamic periods.[104]\nThe area of north-eastern Iran was, along with Egypt, one of two areas notable for early developments in Islamic domed mausoleums, which appear in the tenth century.[105] The Samanid Mausoleum in Transoxiana dates to no later than 943 and is the first to have squinches create a regular octagon as a base for the dome, which then became the standard practice. Cylindrical or polygonal plan tower tombs with conical roofs over domes also exist beginning in the 11th century.[102]\nThe Seljuq Turks built tower tombs, called \"Turkish Triangles\", as well as cube mausoleums covered with a variety of dome forms. Seljuk domes included conical, semi-circular, and pointed shapes in one or two shells. Shallow semi-circular domes are mainly found from the Seljuk era. The double-shell domes were either discontinuous or continuous.[106] The domed enclosure of the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, built in 1086-7 by Nizam al-Mulk, was the largest masonry dome in the Islamic world at that time, had eight ribs, and introduced a new form of corner squinch with two quarter domes supporting a short barrel vault. In 1088 T\u0101j-al-Molk, a rival of Nizam al-Mulk, built another dome at the opposite end of the same mosque with interlacing ribs forming five-pointed stars and pentagons. This is considered the landmark Seljuk dome, and may have inspired subsequent patterning and the domes of the Il-Khanate period. The use of tile and of plain or painted plaster to decorate dome interiors, rather than brick, increased under the Seljuks.[102]\nBeginning in the Ilkhanate, Persian domes achieved their final configuration of structural supports, zone of transition, drum, and shells, and subsequent evolution was restricted to variations in form and shell geometry. Characteristic of these domes are the use of high drums and several types of discontinuous double-shells, and the development of triple-shells and internal stiffeners occurred at this time. The construction of tomb towers decreased.[107] The 7.5 meter wide double dome of Soltan Bakht Agha Mausoleum (1351\u20131352) is the earliest known example in which the two shells of the dome have significantly different profiles, which spread rapidly throughout the region.[108] The development of taller drums also continued into the Timurid period.[102] The large, bulbous, fluted domes on tall drums that are characteristic of 15th century Timurid architecture were the culmination of the Central Asian and Iranian tradition of tall domes with glazed tile coverings in blue and other colors.[34]\nThe domes of the Safavid dynasty (1501\u20131732) are characterized by a distinctive bulbous profile and are considered the last generation of Persian domes. They are generally thinner than earlier domes and are decorated with a variety of colored glazed tiles and complex vegetal patterns, and they were influential on those of other Islamic styles, such as the Mughal architecture of India.[109] An exaggerated style of onion dome on a short drum, as can be seen at the Shah Cheragh (1852\u20131853), first appeared in the Qajar period. Domes have remained important in modern mausoleums, and domed cisterns and icehouses remain common sights in the countryside.[102]\nModel of the Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb (25 AD \u2013 220 AD).\nVery little has survived of ancient Chinese architecture, due to the extensive use of timber as a building material. Brick and stone vaults used in tomb construction have survived, and the corbeled dome was used, rarely, in tombs and temples.[110] The earliest true domes found in Chinese tombs were shallow cloister vaults, called simian jieding, derived from the Han use of barrel vaulting. Unlike the cloister vaults of western Europe, the corners are rounded off as they rise.[111]\nA model of a tomb found with a shallow true dome from the late Han Dynasty (206 BC \u2013 220 AD) can be seen at the Guangzhou Museum (Canton).[112] Another, the Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, found in Hong Kong in 1955, has a design common among Eastern Han Dynasty (25 AD \u2013 220 AD) tombs in South China: a barrel vaulted entrance leading to a domed front hall with barrel vaulted chambers branching from it in a cross shape. It is the only such tomb that has been found in Hong Kong and is exhibited as part of the Hong Kong Museum of History.[113][114]\nDuring the Three Kingdoms period (220\u2013280), the \"cross-joint dome\" (siyuxuanjinshi) was developed under the Wu and Western Jin dynasties south of the Yangtze River, with arcs building out from the corners of a square room until they met and joined at the center. These domes were stronger, had a steeped angle, and could cover larger areas than the relatively shallow cloister vaults. Over time, they were made taller and wider. There were also corbel vaults, called diese, although these are the weakest type.[115] Some tombs of the Song Dynasty (960\u20131279) have beehive domes.[112]\nMain article: History of Roman and Byzantine domes\nSee also: List of Roman domes\nPainting by Giovanni Paolo Pannini of the Pantheon in Rome.\nRoman domes are found in baths, villas, palaces, and tombs. Oculi are common features.[116] They are customarily hemispherical in shape and partially or totally concealed on the exterior. To buttress the horizontal thrusts of a large hemispherical masonry dome, the supporting walls were built up beyond the base to at least the haunches of the dome, and the dome was then also sometimes covered with a conical or polygonal roof.[117]\nDomes reached monumental size in the Roman Imperial period.[118] Roman baths played a leading role in the development of domed construction in general, and monumental domes in particular. Modest domes in baths dating from the 2nd and 1st centuries BC are seen in Pompeii, in the cold rooms of the Terme Stabiane and the Terme del Foro.[118][119] However, the extensive use of domes did not occur before the 1st century AD.[120] The growth of domed construction increases under Emperor Nero and the Flavians in the 1st century AD, and during the 2nd century. Centrally-planned halls become increasingly important parts of palace and palace villa layouts beginning in the 1st century, serving as state banqueting halls, audience rooms, or throne rooms.[121] The Pantheon, a temple in Rome completed by Emperor Hadrian as part of the Baths of Agrippa, is the most famous, best preserved, and largest Roman dome.[122] Segmented domes, made of radially concave wedges or of alternating concave and flat wedges, appear under Hadrian in the 2nd century and most preserved examples of this style date from this period.[123]\nIn the 3rd century, Imperial mausoleums began to be built as domed rotundas, rather than as tumulus structures or other types, following similar monuments by private citizens.[124] The technique of building lightweight domes with interlocking hollow ceramic tubes further developed in North Africa and Italy in the late third and early fourth centuries.[125] In the 4th century, Roman domes proliferated due to changes in the way domes were constructed, including advances in centering techniques and the use of brick ribbing.[126] The material of choice in construction gradually transitioned during the 4th and 5th centuries from stone or concrete to lighter brick in thin shells.[127] Baptisteries began to be built in the manner of domed mausoleums during the 4th century in Italy. The octagonal Lateran baptistery or the baptistery of the Holy Sepulchre may have been the first, and the style spread during the 5th century.[128] By the 5th century, structures with small-scale domed cross plans existed across the Christian world.[129]\nWith the end of the Western Roman Empire, domes became a signature feature of the church architecture of the surviving Eastern Roman \u2014 or \"Byzantine\" \u2014 Empire.[130] 6th-century church building by the Emperor Justinian used the domed cross unit on a monumental scale, and his architects made the domed brick-vaulted central plan standard throughout the Roman east. This divergence with the Roman west from the second third of the 6th century may be considered the beginning of a \"Byzantine\" architecture.[131] Justinian's Hagia Sophia was an original and innovative design with no known precedents in the way it covers a basilica plan with dome and semi-domes. Periodic earthquakes in the region have caused three partial collapses of the dome and necessitated repairs.[132]\n\"Cross-domed units\", a more secure structural system created by bracing a dome on all four sides with broad arches, became a standard element on a smaller scale in later Byzantine church architecture.[133][134] The Cross-in-square plan, with a single dome at the crossing or five domes in a quincunx pattern, became widely popular in the Middle Byzantine period (c. 843\u20131204).[135][136][133] It is the most common church plan from the tenth century until the fall of Constantinople in 1453.[137] Resting domes on circular or polygonal drums pierced with windows eventually became the standard style, with regional characteristics.[138]\nIn the Byzantine period, domes were normally hemispherical and had, with occasional exceptions, windowed drums. All of the surviving examples in Constantinople are ribbed or pumpkin domes, with the divisions corresponding to the number of windows. Roofing for domes ranged from simple ceramic tile to more expensive, more durable, and more form-fitting lead sheeting. Metal clamps between stone cornice blocks, metal tie rods, and metal chains were also used to stabilize domed construction.[139] The technique of using double shells for domes, although revived in the Renaissance, originated in Byzantine practice.[140]\nMain article: History of Medieval Arabic and Western European domes\nThe Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem\nThe Syria and Palestine area has a long tradition of domical architecture, including wooden domes in shapes described as \"conoid\", or similar to pine cones. When the Arab Muslim forces conquered the region, they employed local craftsmen for their buildings and, by the end of the 7th century, the dome had begun to become an architectural symbol of Islam.[141] In addition to religious shrines, such as the Dome of the Rock, domes were used over the audience and throne halls of Umayyad palaces, and as part of porches, pavilions, fountains, towers and the calderia of baths. Blending the architectural features of both Byzantine and Persian architecture, the domes used both pendentives and squinches and were made in a variety of shapes and materials.[142] Although architecture in the region would decline following the movement of the capital to Iraq under the Abbasids in 750, mosques built after a revival in the late 11th century usually followed the Umayyad model.[143] Early versions of bulbous domes can be seen in mosaic illustrations in Syria dating to the Umayyad period. They were used to cover large buildings in Syria after the eleventh century.[144]\nItalian church architecture from the late sixth century to the end of the eighth century was influenced less by the trends of Constantinople than by a variety of Byzantine provincial plans.[145] With the crowning of Charlemagne as a new Roman Emperor, Byzantine influences were largely replaced in a revival of earlier Western building traditions. Occasional exceptions include examples of early quincunx churches at Milan and near Cassino.[145] Another is the Palatine Chapel. Its domed octagon design was influenced by Byzantine models.[146][147] It was the largest dome north of the Alps at that time.[148] Venice, Southern Italy and Sicily served as outposts of Middle Byzantine architectural influence in Italy.[149]\nThe Great Mosque of C\u00f3rdoba contains the first known examples of the crossed-arch dome type.[150] The use of corner squinches to support domes was widespread in Islamic architecture by the 10th and 11th centuries.[135] After the ninth century, mosques in North Africa often have a small decorative dome over the mihrab. Additional domes are sometimes used at the corners of the mihrab wall, at the entrance bay, or on the square tower minarets.[151] Egypt, along with north-eastern Iran, was one of two areas notable for early developments in Islamic mausoleums, beginning in the 10th century.[98] Fatimid mausoleums were mostly simple square buildings covered by a dome. Domes were smooth or ribbed and had a characteristic Fatimid \"keel\" shape profile.[152]\nDomes in Romanesque architecture are generally found within crossing towers at the intersection of a church's nave and transept, which conceal the domes externally.[153] They are typically octagonal in plan and use corner squinches to translate a square bay into a suitable octagonal base.[29] They appear \"in connection with basilicas almost throughout Europe\" between 1050 and 1100.[154] The Crusades, beginning in 1095, also appear to have influenced domed architecture in Western Europe, particularly in the areas around the Mediterranean Sea.[155] The Knights Templar, headquartered at the site, built a series of centrally planned churches throughout Europe modeled on the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, with the Dome of the Rock also an influence.[156] In southwest France, there are over 250 domed Romanesque churches in the P\u00e9rigord region alone.[157] The use of pendentives to support domes in the Aquitaine region, rather than the squinches more typical of western medieval architecture, strongly implies a Byzantine influence.[55] Gothic domes are uncommon due to the use of rib vaults over naves, and with church crossings usually focused instead by a tall steeple, but there are examples of small octagonal crossing domes in cathedrals as the style developed from the Romanesque.[158]\nStar-shaped domes found at the Moorish palace of the Alhambra in Granada, Spain, the Hall of the Abencerrajes (c. 1333\u201391) and the Hall of the two Sisters (c. 1333\u201354), are extraordinarily developed examples of muqarnas domes.[158] In the first half of the fourteenth century, stone blocks replaced bricks as the primary building material in the dome construction of Mamluk Egypt and, over the course of 250 years, around 400 domes were built in Cairo to cover the tombs of Mamluk sultans and emirs.[159] Dome profiles were varied, with \"keel-shaped\", bulbous, ogee, stilted domes, and others being used. On the drum, angles were chamfered, or sometimes stepped, externally and triple windows were used in a tri-lobed arrangement on the faces.[160] Bulbous cupolas on minarets were used in Egypt beginning around 1330, spreading to Syria in the following century.[161] In the fifteenth century, pilgrimages to and flourishing trade relations with the Near East exposed the Low Countries of northwest Europe to the use of bulbous domes in the architecture of the Orient and such domes apparently became associated with the city of Jerusalem. Multi-story spires with truncated bulbous cupolas supporting smaller cupolas or crowns became popular in the sixteenth century.[162]\nGilded onion domes of the Cathedral of the Annunciation, Moscow Kremlin.\nSaint Basil's Cathedral (1555\u201361) in Moscow, Russia. Its distinctive onion domes date to the 1680s.\nThe multidomed church is a typical form of Russian church architecture that distinguishes Russia from other Orthodox nations and Christian denominations. Indeed, the earliest Russian churches, built just after the Christianization of Kievan Rus', were multi-domed, which has led some historians to speculate about how Russian pre-Christian pagan temples might have looked. Examples of these early churches are the 13-domed wooden Saint Sophia Cathedral in Novgorod (989) and the 25-domed stone Desyatinnaya Church in Kiev (989\u2013996). The number of domes typically has a symbolical meaning in Russian architecture, for example 13 domes symbolize Christ with 12 Apostles, while 25 domes means the same with an additional 12 Prophets of the Old Testament. The multiple domes of Russian churches were often comparatively smaller than Byzantine domes.[163][164]\nThe earliest stone churches in Russia featured Byzantine style domes, however by the Early Modern era the onion dome had become the predominant form in traditional Russian architecture. The onion dome is a dome whose shape resembles an onion, after which they are named. Such domes are often larger in diameter than the drums they sit on, and their height usually exceeds their width. The whole bulbous structure tapers smoothly to a point. Though the earliest preserved Russian domes of such type date from the 16th century, illustrations from older chronicles indicate they have existed since the late 13th century. Like tented roofs\u2014which were combined with, and sometimes replaced domes in Russian architecture since the 16th century\u2014onion domes initially were used only in wooden churches. Builders introduced them into stone architecture much later, and continued to make their carcasses of either of wood or metal on top of masonry drums.[165]\nRussian domes are often gilded or brightly painted. A dangerous technique of chemical gilding using mercury had been applied on some occasions until the mid-19th century, most notably in the giant dome of Saint Isaac's Cathedral. The more modern and safe method of gold electroplating was applied for the first time in gilding the domes of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow, the tallest Eastern Orthodox church in the world.[166]\nSelimiye Mosque dome in Edirne, Turkey\nThe rise of the Ottoman Empire and its spread in Asia Minor and the Balkans coincided with the decline of the Seljuk Turks and the Byzantine Empire. Early Ottoman buildings, for almost two centuries after 1300, were characterized by a blending of Ottoman culture and indigenous architecture, and the pendentive dome was used throughout the empire.[167] The Byzantine dome form was adopted and further developed.[34] Ottoman architecture made exclusive use of the semi-spherical dome for vaulting over even very small spaces, influenced by the earlier traditions of both Byzantine Anatolia and Central Asia.[168] The smaller the structure, the simpler the plan, but mosques of medium size were also covered by single domes.[169] The earliest Ottoman mosques were single oblong rooms with either simple tiled pitched roofs of wood or a wooden interior dome. Most of these wooden domes have been lost to fires and replaced by flat ceilings. The earliest masonry domes covered square single room mosques, the archetype of Ottoman architecture.[170] Examples include the Mosque of Orhan Gazi in Gebze and Karag\u00f6z Bey Mosque in Mostar.[171] This domed-square unit is the defining element of the three basic Ottoman mosque plans: the single unit mosque, multi-unit mosque, and eyvan (or \"iwan\") mosque.[172]\nThe multi-unit mosque uses several domed-squares of similar size along the length of a mosque, or across its width, or both, with the central dome sometimes larger than the others.[172] A style common in the Bursa period, and known as the \"Bursa type\", is like a duplication of the single-domed square, with one long space divided by an arch into two square bays that are each covered by a dome. A variation of this type has the room covered by one dome and one semi-dome, with additional side chambers. A multi-domed style derived from Seljuk architecture is that of the Ulu Camii, or Great Mosque, which consists of a number of domes of the same size supported by pillars.[173]\nThe eyvan mosque type (the eyvan being derived from Seljuk architecture) uses domed-square units in a variety of sizes, heights, and details, with only the possible pair of side units being similar sizes.[172]\nEarly experiments with large domes include the domed square mosques of \u00c7ine and Mudurnu under Bayezid I, and the later domed \"zawiya-mosques\" at Bursa. The \u00dc\u00e7 \u015eerefeli Mosque at Edirne developed the idea of the central dome being a larger version of the domed modules used throughout the rest of the structure to generate open space. This idea became important to the Ottoman style as it developed.[168]\nThe Beyazidiye Mosque (1501\u20131506) in Istanbul begins the Classical period in Ottoman architecture, in which the great Imperial Mosques, with variations, resemble the former Byzantine basilica of Hagia Sophia in having a large central dome with semi-domes of the same span to the east and west.[174] Hagia Sophia's central dome arrangement is faithfully reproduced in three Ottoman mosques in Istanbul: the Beyazidiye Mosque, the K\u0131l\u0131\u00e7 Ali Pasha Mosque, and the S\u00fcleymaniye Mosque.[175] Three other Imperial mosques in Istanbul also add semi-domes to the north and south, doing away with the basilica plan: \u015eehzade Camii, Sultan Ahmed I Camii, and Yeni Cami.[176] The peak of this classical period, which lasted into the 17th century, came with the architecture of Mimar Sinan. [177] In addition to large Imperial mosques, he produced hundreds of other monuments, including medium-sized mosques such as the Mihrimah, Sokollu, and R\u00fcstem Pasha Mosque and the tomb of Suleiman the Magnificent.[178] S\u00fcleymaniye Mosque, built in Constantinople (modern Istanbul) from 1550 to 1557, has a main dome 53 meters high with a diameter of 26.5 meters. At the time it was built, the dome was the highest in the Ottoman Empire when measured from sea level, but lower from the floor of the building and smaller in diameter than that of the nearby Hagia Sophia.\nAnother Classical domed mosque type is, like the Byzantine church of Sergius and Bacchus, the domed polygon within a square. Octagons and hexagons were common, such as those of \u00dc\u00e7 \u015eerefeli Mosque (1437\u20131447) and Selimiye Mosque in Edirne.[179] The Selimiye Mosque was the first structure built by the Ottomans that had a larger dome than that of the Hagia Sophia. The dome rises above a square bay. Corner semi-domes convert this into an octagon, which muqarnas transition to a circular base. The dome has an average internal diameter of about 31.5 meters, while that of Hagia Sophia averages 31.3 meters.[180] Designed and built by architect Mimar Sinan between 1568 and 1574, when he finished it he was 86 years old, and he considered the mosque his masterpiece.\nThe first large Imperial Mosque of Istanbul in the imported Baroque style was the Nuruosmaniye Mosque (1748\u20131755). One of the finest was the Laleli Mosque of 1759\u20131764.[181]\nMain article: History of Italian Renaissance domes\nThe Cathedral of Florence with Brunelleschi's dome, Italy\nFilippo Brunelleschi's octagonal brick domical vault over Florence Cathedral was built between 1420 and 1436 and the lantern surmounting the dome was completed in 1467. The dome is 42 meters wide and made of two shells.[182] The dome is not itself Renaissance in style, although the lantern is closer.[183] A combination of dome, drum, pendentives, and barrel vaults developed as the characteristic structural forms of large Renaissance churches following a period of innovation in the later fifteenth century.[184] Florence was the first Italian city to develop the new style, followed by Rome and then Venice.[185] Brunelleschi's domes at San Lorenzo and the Pazzi Chapel established them as a key element of Renaissance architecture.[186] His plan for the dome of the Pazzi Chapel in Florence's Basilica of Santa Croce (1430\u201352) illustrates the Renaissance enthusiasm for geometry and for the circle as geometry's supreme form. This emphasis on geometric essentials would be very influential.[187]\nDe Re Aedificatoria, written by Leon Battista Alberti around 1452, recommends vaults with coffering for churches, as in the Pantheon, and the first design for a dome at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome is usually attributed to him, although the recorded architect is Bernardo Rossellino. This would culminate in Bramante's 1505\u201306 projects for a wholly new St. Peter's Basilica, marking the beginning of the displacement of the Gothic ribbed vault with the combination of dome and barrel vault, which proceeded throughout the sixteenth century.[188] Bramante's initial design was for a Greek cross plan with a large central hemispherical dome and four smaller domes around it in a quincunx pattern. Work began in 1506 and continued under a succession of builders over the next 120 years.[189] The dome was completed by Giacomo della Porta and Domenico Fontana.[189] The publication of Sebastiano Serlio's treatise, one of the most popular architectural treatises ever published, was responsible for the spread of the oval in late Renaissance and Baroque architecture throughout Italy, Spain, France, and central Europe.[190]\nThe Villa Capra, also known as \"La Rotunda\", was built by Andrea Palladio from 1565 to 1569 near Vicenza. Its highly symmetrical square plan centers on a circular room covered by a dome, and it proved highly influential on the Georgian architects of 18th century England, architects in Russia, and architects in America, Thomas Jefferson among them. Palladio's two domed churches in Venice are San Giorgio Maggiore (1565\u20131610) and Il Redentore (1577\u201392), the latter built in thanksgiving for the end of a bad outbreak of plague in the city.[191] The spread of the Renaissance-style dome outside of Italy began with central Europe, although there was often a stylistic delay of a century or two.[192]\nMain article: History of South Asian domes\nThe Taj Mahal in Agra, India built by Shah Jahan.\nIslamic rule over northern and central India brought with it the use of domes constructed with stone, brick and mortar, and iron dowels and cramps. Centering was made from timber and bamboo. The use of iron cramps to join together adjacent stones was known in pre-Islamic India, and was used at the base of domes for hoop reinforcement. The synthesis of styles created by this introduction of new forms to the Hindu tradition of trabeate construction created a distinctive architecture.[193] Domes in pre-Mughal India have a standard squat circular shape with a lotus design and bulbous finial at the top, derived from Hindu architecture. Because the Hindu architectural tradition did not include arches, flat corbels were used to transition from the corners of the room to the dome, rather than squinches.[34] In contrast to Persian and Ottoman domes, the domes of Indian tombs tend to be more bulbous.[194]\nThe earliest examples include the half-domes of the late 13th century tomb of Balban and the small dome of the tomb of Khan Shahid, which were made of roughly cut material and would have needed covering surface finishes.[195] Under the Lodi dynasty there was a large proliferation of tomb building, with octagonal plans reserved for royalty and square plans used for others of high rank, and the first double dome was introduced to India in this period.[196] The first major Mughal building is the domed tomb of Humayun, built between 1562 and 1571 by a Persian architect. The central double dome covers an octagonal central chamber about 15 meters wide and is accompanied by small domed chattri made of brick and faced with stone.[197] Chatris, the domed kiosks on pillars characteristic of Mughal roofs, were adopted from their Hindu use as cenotaphs.[198] The fusion of Persian and Indian architecture can be seen in the dome shape of the Taj Mahal: the bulbous shape derives from Persian Timurid domes, and the finial with lotus leaf base is derived from Hindu temples.[34] The Gol Gumbaz, or Round Dome, is one of the largest masonry domes in the world. It has an internal diameter of 41.15 meters and a height of 54.25 meters.[199] The dome was the most technically advanced built in the Deccan.[200] The last major Islamic tomb built in India was the tomb of Safdar Jang (1753\u201354). The central dome is reportedly triple-shelled, with two relatively flat inner brick domes and an outer bulbous marble dome, although it may actually be that the marble and second brick domes are joined everywhere but under the lotus leaf finial at the top.[201]\nMain article: History of early modern period domes\nThe dome of St Paul's Cathedral in London\nIn the early sixteenth century, the lantern of the Italian dome spread to Germany, gradually adopting the bulbous cupola from the Netherlands.[202] Russian architecture strongly influenced the many bulbous domes of the wooden churches of Bohemia and Silesia and, in Bavaria, bulbous domes less resemble Dutch models than Russian ones. Domes like these gained in popularity in central and southern Germany and in Austria in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, particularly in the Baroque style, and influenced many bulbous cupolas in Poland and Eastern Europe in the Baroque period. However, many bulbous domes in eastern Europe were replaced over time in the larger cities during the second half of the eighteenth century in favor of hemispherical or stilted cupolas in the French or Italian styles.[203]\nThe construction of domes in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries relied primarily on empirical techniques and oral traditions rather than the architectural treatises of the times, which avoided practical details. This was adequate for domes up to medium size, with diameters in the range of 12 to 20 meters. Materials were considered homogeneous and rigid, with compression taken into account and elasticity ignored. The weight of materials and the size of the dome were the key references. Lateral tensions in a dome were counteracted with horizontal rings of iron, stone, or wood incorporated into the structure.[204]\nOver the course of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, developments in mathematics and the study of statics led to a more precise formalization of the ideas of the traditional constructive practices of arches and vaults, and there was a diffusion of studies on the most stable form for these structures: the catenary curve.[76] Robert Hooke, who first articulated that a thin arch was comparable to an inverted hanging chain, may have advised Wren on how to achieve the crossing dome of St. Paul's Cathedral. Wren's structural system became the standard for large domes well into the 19th century.[205] The ribs in Guarino Guarini's San Lorenzo and Il Sidone were shaped as catenary arches.[206] The idea of a large oculus in a solid dome revealing a second dome originated with him.[207] He also established the oval dome as a reconciliation of the longitudinal plan church favored by the liturgy of the Counter-Reformation and the centralized plan favored by idealists.[208] Because of the imprecision of oval domes in the Rococo period, drums were problematic and the domes instead often rested directly on arches or pendentives.[209]\nIn the eighteenth century, the study of dome structures changed radically, with domes being considered as a composition of smaller elements, each subject to mathematical and mechanical laws and easier to analyse individually, rather than being considered as whole units unto themselves.[76] Although never very popular in domestic settings, domes were used in a number of 18th century homes built in the Neo-Classical style.[210] In the United States, most public buildings in the late 18th century were only distinguishable from private residences because they featured cupolas.[211]\nMain article: History of modern period domes\nGeodesic domes of the Eden Project in United Kingdom\nThe historicism of the 19th century led to many domes being re-translations of the great domes of the past, rather than further stylistic developments, especially in sacred architecture.[212] New production techniques allowed for cast iron and wrought iron to be produced both in larger quantities and at relatively low prices during the Industrial Revolution. Russia, which had large supplies of iron, has some of the earliest examples of iron's architectural use.[213] Excluding those that simply imitated multi-shell masonry, metal framed domes such as the elliptical dome of Royal Albert Hall in London (57 to 67 meters in diameter) and the circular dome of the Halle au Bl\u00e9 in Paris may represent the century's chief development of the simple domed form.[214] Cast-iron domes were particularly popular in France.[186]\nThe practice of building rotating domes for housing large telescopes was begun in the 19th century, with early examples using papier-m\u00e2ch\u00e9 to minimize weight.[215] Unique glass domes springing straight from ground level were used for hothouses and winter gardens.[216] Elaborate covered shopping arcades included large glazed domes at their cross intersections.[217] The large domes of the 19th century included exhibition buildings and functional structures such as gasometers and locomotive sheds.[218] The \"first fully triangulated framed dome\" was built in Berlin in 1863 by Johann Wilhelm Schwedler and, by the start of the 20th century, similarly triangulated frame domes had become fairly common.[219][220] Vladimir Shukhov was also an early pioneer of what would later be called gridshell structures and in 1897 he employed them in domed exhibit pavilions at the All-Russia Industrial and Art Exhibition.[220]\nDomes built with steel and concrete were able to achieve very large spans.[186] In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Guastavino family, a father and son team who worked on the eastern seaboard of the United States, further developed the masonry dome, using tiles set flat against the surface of the curve and fast-setting Portland cement, which allowed mild steel bar to be used to counteract tension forces.[221] The thin domical shell was further developed with the construction by Walther Bauersfeld of two planetarium domes in Jena, Germany in the early 1920s. They consisting of a triangulated frame of light steel bars and mesh covered by a thin layer of concrete.[222] These are generally taken to be the first modern architectural thin shells.[223] These are also considered the first geodesic domes.[69] Geodesic domes have been used for radar enclosures, greenhouses, housing, and weather stations.[224] Architectural shells had their heyday in the 1950s and 1960s, peaking in popularity shortly before the widespread adoption of computers and the finite element method of structural analysis.[225]\nThe first permanent air supported membrane domes were the radar domes designed and built by Walter Bird after World War II. Their low cost eventually led to the development of permanent versions using teflon-coated fiberglass and by 1985 the majority of the domed stadiums around the world used this system.[226] Tensegrity domes, patented by Buckminster Fuller in 1962, are membrane structures consisting of radial trusses made from steel cables under tension with vertical steel pipes spreading the cables into the truss form. 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        "raw_content": "Equinor, \u00d8rsted, Vattenfall. The one thing all of these recent wind energy rebrands had in common was that they each generated plenty of media coverage.\nSustainable energy is the new playground of..\nThe clean energy industry is no stranger to rebranding, with DONG\u2019s metamorphosis into \u00d8rsted last year the most recent high-profile example.\nA rebrand is an exciting step, but can be complex territory \u2013 and could ultimately damage, rather than enhance, a company\u2019s reputation if mismanaged.\nWhat\u2019s in a name? Quite a lot when the name in question has been associated with one of the greatest industrial transformations of the 21st Century.\nIn the midst of negotiations for a major merger or acquisition, the logistics and implications of a rebrand never top the list of senior executive concerns.",
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        "raw_content": "Rattling Run\nI was going to ride the Stony Creek trail today, but I was getting a little bit bored with it, so I opted for the Rattling Run Trail, which leaves from the same parking lot. It kind of runs parallel to the SCRT, except that it\u2019s on top of the mountain and not in the valley.\nThe obvious flaw in my plan was that I was going to have to get to the top of the mountain, which is no small feat given my general lack of conditioning.\nBut, I rocked the granny gear and, truth be told, did more pushing than riding at first, but I finally made it to the top. I was hoping for a nice panoramic view to take a picture of, but all I saw was haze.\nSo I turned around and got a very quick refresher course on descending on a mountain bike.\nI was flying down the trail when I saw a medium sized log up ahead. Odd, I didn\u2019t see that on the way up.\nI figured with the 2.1\u2033 nanoraptors, I\u2019d be able to just roll over it anyhow.\nI didn\u2019t get the chance, the \u201clog\u201d slithered off the trail just before I would have hit it. I stopped the bike for a photo opp.\nIt\u2019s our old friend, Mr. Rattlesnake. I guess this is his trail, seems like they named it after him.\nI tried to talk to him for a bit, but he wasn\u2019t much of a conversationalist. Mostly, he just shook his tail and took up threatening postures while I took his picture.\nHe was a big fucker, too. As big around in the middle as my forearm. Look how big his rattle is!\n4 Replies to \u201cRattling Run\u201d\nI woulda shat my trousers.\nHoly Shit! How loud was he rattling?\nMan, your blog is getting better than Wild Kingdom! How come I never get to any snakes in my neck of the woods? I\u2019m jealous.\nGeorge, They really aren\u2019t too scary as long as you stay back and use the zoom lens. They can only strike 2/3 of their body length.\nMom, he wasn\u2019t really all that loud, he just had a lot of rattles.\nAlberto, I\u2019m not sure where your neck of the woods is, but I tend to find snakes on mountaintops and ridge lines, where they crawl out on the rocks to get warm.\nPrevious PostPrevious Countryside Ride\nNext PostNext Shimano Lighting \u2013 First Impressions",
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        "raw_content": "February 5, 2008 July 29, 2015 ~ maisie\t~ 2 Comments\nHolmes Household I\nFebruary 5, 2008 April 25, 2014 ~ maisie\t~ 2 Comments\nChris and Emma Holmes Household\n(Left to Right) Emma, Chaz and Chris\nEmma was the second born of Finn and Nicole McCarthy, just one year younger than her older sister Grace. Even though she was always incredibly close with her older sister, she was often lost in her sister\u2019s shadow, the stellar student, good daughter, great at everything.\nEmma struggled to find her identity, and being discouraged when she tried things but it didn\u2019t come easy. She played violin through the seventh grade, and was good, but not excellent. She gave up on dreams, and settled for a mediocre life. She got into private school, then bombed with a steady D-, while her younger brother Oliver was studious and an excellent student, and rejected from the private school. Everyone blamed her for Oliver being unable to get in, and she didn\u2019t intend to go to college until Grace begged her to go to the community college with her.\nIn May 2010, Grace was graduating college, and had invited her over to her boyfriend Benjamin\u2019s new apartment. It was there that she met Chris, long-time friend of Benjamin.\nIt was that summer that Emma decided she could not return home and help care for her younger siblings, though it was expected of her. She realized that it was her choice to make, and she went to her grandparents instead. She also decided that college was not for her, and she would not be returning in the fall. Her Father was livid with her, but her Grandparents stood up for her, and it was decided that Emma would make her own decisions.\nShe moved in Chris shortly after, he made her feel good, and not pressured to make up her mind on what she wanted to be. But in February of 2012, Emma found herself in jail despite being innocent. A riot had erupted that she happened to be passing by as it occurred. After her jail time she hooked up with a guy from the next cell over, named Chuck.\nAugust 2013, they had made friends with the apartment below them, Colin and Luca and it was there, during a party that both Emma and Chris were beyond drunk, and Chris proposed. Emma considered it a fake engagement and never talked about it.\nShortly after she started gambling and having a relationship with the owner of Peanuts. She found herself unexpectedly pregnant, and unable to deal. At the time Grace was trying for a baby, and found herself jealous of Emma\u2019s ease in getting to that state. Emma was uncertain who the father of her baby was, having been sleeping around with many men.\nThey fought constantly during her pregnancy, and often she shut down, just going through the motions. She searched desperately for a passion, a dream to pursue. She was happy working at Salon Sisters with Grace, but it didn\u2019t drive her. She decided that she would leave her baby behind with Chris, and that she wasn\u2019t set out to be a parent, maybe have Grace the baby. She intended to leave for Philadelphia, reside in a small apartment and live out the rest of our days.\nBut then Chaz was born, and everything changed. Her parents, Nicole and Finn do not come when Emma goes into labor, just her sister, Benjamin, and her grandparents, Mandy and George.\nsecond apartment, raised Chaz here until he was seven.\nWhen Chaz was a year old, Emma decided she did want to marry Chris. They were set up in a nice apartment, funded by her grandparents, and she felt ready to commit herself to one person. They eloped in Vegas with Chaz staying with Grace.\nIt wasn\u2019t until Chaz was two and a half that she started enjoying Chris again, and finding peace with herself. She felt like a misfit among other parents, and a person without a dream, a fraud. Things turned around after that, they made plans to buy a repair shop for Chris, and a house for them. And for the first time ever, Emma had hope that things were going to go well in her life.\nFirst house they bought together.\nRusso-Traver Household I\nFebruary 5, 2008 March 16, 2014 ~ maisie\t~ Leave a comment\nZeke and Morgan Russo-Traver Household\n(Left to Right) Zeke, Morgan, Cicely, Vivienne, and Lewis\nZeke was born to Kenzie and Colby while the two were still in high school, his Dad was a red-headed basketball player, and stopped visiting Zeke once Kenzie and Delaney went off to college, bringing Zeke with them. Zeke has no memories of his Dad, and spent the earlier part of his life angry over this injustice.\nZeke threw tantrums, and acted out, often chasing away any prospects Kenzie had for a future spouse. He was unable to deter Tyler though, and he became his step Dad. The relationship was rocky, and Zeke was a ticking bomb, always quick to anger, that Tyler often left him to Kenzie.\nHe dated Brynn in high school, skipped college, and got an apartment with her. He was angry with his biological Dad, and his Mom for remarrying, but he was in love with Brynn. His Mom did not approve of her, after they were pregnant, they got married, and Lewis was born, he found Brynn cheating on him with another man.\nAll of his childhood anger switched gears, and he put all that focus on her. He still loved her though, and many times went back to her, in hopes that they could reconcile. She later died giving birth to Dean, another man\u2019s baby. Zeke held onto this anger for years, having no closure with Brynn.\nMeanwhile, Morgan was raised by John and Regina Russo, in a very strict household. Her Father was in the military, and her Mom the Chief of Staff in the hospital, excellence was not just taught, it was expected. Her room was tidy, a strict schedule was kept, and boys were not allowed.\nThey had one child, so that they could put all their focus on her, and did not have children until they were well settled in their line of work. They were traditional and strict, and Morgan did not pull away from her parents until she was out of college. She moved in briefly with her best friend Hazel in an apartment. The adventure was cut short when Hazel found herself unexpectedly pregnant with Bea.\nZeke met Morgan during Lewis\u2019 four year check up. Kenzie took care of Lewis while Zeke worked the night shift, leaving Tyler at home to care for newborn Dean, whom they adopted after Brynn\u2019s death. Zeke bumped into Morgan at the pool that August of 2010\nZeke might not have ever proposed to Morgan, but she started wanting a marriage and a baby, and it became clear to keep her in his life, that he would have to propose. In July 2012, Zeke proposed in his pickup truck, and Morgan accepted.\nHe went to night school for Computer Science to afford the wedding, and be better prepared for the future, after all, he had married a doctor, and needed to pull his own weight. This was a honeymoon period for Morgan, her and Lewis were pals and got along well, he was still a child, and appreciated the bond that was forming.\nThey were married in September 2013, up in the Cascade Mountains at the Russo cabin. They conceived the twins on their honeymoon, and came back to town to buy their first house. Cicely and Vivienne were born June 2014 with Vivienne needing time in the NICU incubator for a short period.\nRusso-Traver\u2019s first house on W. Prospect Avenue\nIt was after Lewis became a teenager that him and Morgan were at odds with one another. He began to be like his father, and be hurt by imagined offenses. He felt insecure in his place with the twins in the house, and felt jealous over the happy family dynamics that his sisters had. He lashed out, and sulked and pegged Morgan as the enemy.\nThey are still working on those issues, and how to parent Lewis, as Zeke and Morgan do not always agree on that subject.\nRusso-Traver\u2019s second home.\nThey recently upgraded to a newer, larger house, with Morgan well on her way to being the next Chief of Staff at Metro Hospital.\nMcCarthy Household I\nFebruary 5, 2008 April 25, 2014 ~ maisie\t~ Leave a comment\nGeorge and Mandy McCarthy Household\nGeorge and Mandy\nMandy was raised by her Dad, Greg as an only child. She went to Eastborough University and studied Political Science. Her eyes were set on landing a good career, and taking care of herself. She bought a small two bedroom house in Millwood, and lived their happily with her cat, Basil.\nShe met George when she was twenty-five, and they dated for over a year before getting married. Once she adapted to being a wife, they started their family. Finn was born when they were in their late twenties. They bought a slightly larger, three bedroom house in Millwood, and nine years later Hazel joined their family.\nHouse they raised their family in Millwood\nMandy was a homemaker, while George was an executive at a large business in South Port. It wasn\u2019t until seven years after Hazel\u2019s arrival that they decided to adopt Violet-Adele thus completing their family.\nWhen their son, Finn got is high school girlfriend Nicole pregnant, they allowed her to move in with them to finish their high school education. Family has always been a high priority for George and Mandy, and helping them out when they are in need is one area that they excel in.\nThey helped their granddaughter Emma when she dropped out of college, and when she needed a nicer apartment when she was expecting her son Chaz. They are happy to help with no strings attached, which cannot always be said for their son Finn.\nThey had a falling out with Finn when they aided Emma in not returning to college, he thought they were meddling and out of order to go against their wishes. Mandy and George understood where he was coming from, but felt that Emma was the highest priority and not a forced education. They later reconciled with Finn but it\u2019s been touch and go since.\nThey aren\u2019t always able to connect with their youngest Violet-Adele, as their greatest wish for their family is that they find someone to be happy with, and it is no priority of hers. They\u2019ve been happily married all these years, and they hope for everyone to find that companionship. They relish the role of being grandparents, and are very active in their lives, as much as they are welcomed to it.\nFebruary 5, 2008 February 22, 2014 ~ maisie\t~ Leave a comment\nLondon Household I\nCole and Lucy London Household\n(Left to right) Alice, Myra, Itzel, Cole, Lucy, and Milo\nCole was born to Myra and Randy London in South Port around the same time as his twin cousins, Delaney and Kenzie. They grew up playing together regularly as Myra was very close with their mother, her twin sister Milla.\nWhen Cole was in grade school, Myra got pregnant a second time, wanting to add to her family as her sister Milla had done. But she lost the baby in the third trimester during Cole\u2019s family birthday party, and they never tried again. This caused distance to grow between the two sisters, and their families, each getting busy with their kids as they hit teenage years.\nCole had a few rough years as a teenager, often coddled by Myra, he rebelled and did poorly in high school. It wasn\u2019t until his senior year when he started dating Lucy that he decided to attend college and apply himself. Lucy went for a four year degree, while Cole continued to law school with Lucy cheering him on as he went.\nThey married after he graduated law school and had started working at his Dad\u2019s firm. Cole was 29, and Lucy was 27. They lived in a small one bedroom brownhouse in South Port, while she worked in a flower shop then grocery store, and Cole worked on gaining clients in his father\u2019s firm. They started trying for a family a few years later, and were met with many pregnancies and miscarriages. Most of their losses were in the first trimester, with one in the second trimester.\nLucy and Cole were devastated. Lucy had dreamed of a family, while Cole was afraid of loss, and his wife experiencing a third trimester loss as his Mom had. He wanted to call off having a family, but Lucy would not relent. Eight years of trying, they finally made it to term with their first born, Alice. She was the miracle that Lucy had fervently prayed for and desired.\nWhile Cole thought they were lucky to have the one, and now pushing closer to forty, he wanted to hand in the towel, but Lucy\u2019s desire for another baby was only heightened. They started fertility treatments, and there was no conception. When Alice was eight years old, Lucy was advised by Dr. Regina Russo to try Invitro Fertilization. $10,000 later, Lucy was pregnant with their son, Milo.\nThey felt their family was complete, but it would happen that tragedy would strike the Cruz family, leaving behind an orphaned toddler daughter, Itzel. They adopted her, and moved to a larger home in South Port. It was in that house that Lucy left the grocery store and applied to be a high school teacher, which would later turn into an Elementary School Principal.\nThe next few years were a blur, Lucy and Cole drifted apart as they struggled to acclimate Itzel into their family. She was in counseling, and her relationship with Alice had not improved. Cole\u2019s father died unexpectedly of food poisoning, and while Cole\u2019s firm was rising in winning cases and workload, he didn\u2019t feel happy.\nOceanfront property on Snowy Owl Lane in Audubon Shore subdivision\nIn 2015, they moved to Audubon Shore, to an oceanfront property as Cole won the election for Mayor. Alice attempted to date Peter Traver, but was forbidden to date.\nAs the kids got older, Cole and Lucy regained their flame, and found a way to meet one another\u2019s needs along with their family. Alice got accepted to Eastborough University with a full ride scholarship. Alice wished that her Dad\u2019s mayor term had been up while she still lived at home, feeling that she never got to spend time with him.\nThere is an abundance of pressure for the London kids to live up to, with a law firm waiting for one of them, and they greatly want all of their children to earn the full ride scholarship as Alice had done.",
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        "raw_content": "Revolution #82, March 18, 2007\nBringing Forward Another Way, by Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party,USA\nSerious About Ending Four Years of Unjust War? We Need A Massive Movement Determined to Drive Out the Bush Regime! by Sunsara Taylor\n\u201cThe Silence of the Democrats\u201d, U.S. Threats Against Iran & the Imperialist Logic of Escalation, by Larry Everest\nYou Can't Support Troops Waging An Unjust War! WHOSE WAR? WHOSE TROOPS? by Carl Dix\nThis call can be found at the website of the organization World Can't Wait\u2014Drive Out the Bush Regime, at worldcantwait.org., Call for Student Walkouts: March 20th\u2014No School, No Business As Usual\nThis information was taken from the World Can't Wait website at worldcantwait.org, MARCH ON THE PENTAGON MARCH 17, End the War Now! Impeach Bush for War Crimes! No Attack on Iran!\nCD Review: Wynton Marsalis: From the Plantation to the Penitentiary, by Li Onesto\nSolidarity Statement for March 8, 2007 International Women\u2019s Day March in The Hague: \u201cBreak the Chains! Unleash the Fury of Women as a Mighty Force for Revolution!\u201d\nWhy Is Jimmy Carter Being Attacked \u2013 and What Does It Say About the United States, Israel, Bush and The Democrats?\nHistorians Take a Stand Against Bush and the Iraq War\nColorado\u2019s Farm Plan: Replacing Immigrant Labor with Slave Labor\nOpening Up a Conversation\nMinistry of Truth (pdf)\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/avakian/anotherway/index.html (full talk) http://revcom.us/avakian/anotherway/ba-excerpts-en.html (excerpts)\nby Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party,USA\nClick here for special quick page (html 300k) - pdf (1 meg) - zip (92k)\nThe following are selections from an edited version of a talk by Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, to a group of Party supporters in the fall of last year (2006). The entire talk is available online at revcom.us/avakian/anotherway. In future issues of Revolution we will be running some more extensive excerpts from this talk.\n\"Living in the House of Tony Soprano\"\nHere I want to bring up a formulation that I love, because it captures so much that is essential. Soon after September 11 someone said, or wrote somewhere, that living in the U.S. is a little bit like living in the house of Tony Soprano. You know, or you have a sense, that all the goodies that you've gotten have something to do with what the master of the house is doing out there in the world. Yet you don't want to look too deeply or too far at what that might be, because it might upset everything\u2014not only what you have, all your possessions, but all the assumptions on which you base your life.\nThis is really capturing something very powerful, not only in a general sense but also more specifically in terms of what is pulling on a lot of people who should be in motion very vigorously and with real determination against the outrages that are being perpetrated in their name and by their government\u2014by this ruling class, and by the core that's at the center of power now in the U.S.\nWhen this analogy, or metaphor, of \"living in the house of Tony Soprano\" was first brought forward (or when I first heard of it, at least), in the immediate aftermath of September 11, 2001, it was very timely and relevant. But September 11th was a rude announcement that there's a price to be paid for living in Tony Soprano's house, for continuing to go along with these profoundly unequal relations in the world and the way that your government, and this system fundamentally, bludgeons people in the world into conditions of almost unspeakable suffering in order to keep this whole thing going and in order, yes, for some \"goodies\" to be handed out to sections of the population in the \"house\"\u2014not only \"goodies\" in an economic sense but also in the form of a certain amount of stability, and a certain functioning of democracy (bourgeois democracy) within the U.S. itself. All that is being shaken up now. Now, you don't just get the goodies for \"living in Tony Soprano's house\"\u2014you get the \"strangers\" out in the backyard at night. \"They're out there somewhere.\" It's a different world. It isn't the same equation as it was, even a decade or so ago\u2014it's not the same now \"living in Tony Soprano's house.\"\nIt is not that everything was all smooth and nice for everybody in this house\u2014for many people in the U.S. that has been far from the case\u2014and it is not that nobody was aware of things going on in the world, of what \"Tony Soprano\" was doing to people out there all over the world. In fact, one of the ironies is that a lot of people have been somewhat aware of this, but when the terms get sharpened up, some people want to pull back from what they themselves know. And so we have to get into real and sometimes sharp struggle with people.\nThis is a point I believe I made in one of those recent 7 Talks1\u2014and, in any case, it is a very important point to emphasize: There is a place where epistemology and morality meet.\nUltimately, especially in today's world, to do that is a form of complicity, and we should struggle with people about that.\nAnd it also won't work to apply that kind of approach. You'll just end up in a very bad place, reinforcing both of the \"historically outmodeds\"2 and being on the wrong side of what needs to happen in the world, if you follow that approach out to its logical conclusion.\nWe need a different world than one where there are a few houses of Tony Soprano, surrounded by a seemingly endless sea of suffering and oppressed humanity, living in terrible squalor and under undisguised tyranny; where the power, wealth and privilege of the relative few depends on, and is grounded in, the exploitation and misery of the many (and where, even within \"Tony Soprano's house\" itself, there are many who are treated as little better than second-class members of the family, or as despised servants). This is a world that cannot, and should not, go on as it is.\nEven before people are won to the communist standpoint and program, to fully deal with this, there is a struggle to be waged and they can be won to the broad position that we need a different world. We can struggle about what that world should be, and how it should be brought into being; but this dynamic we're on is going to lead to a disaster for humanity, including all of those who are trying to hide from it, in one form or another, or are thinking that if they remain passive, somehow it will pass them by.\nThis Is Not Our War\u2014and This Is Not Our \"Quagmire\"\nThe interests, objectives, and grand designs of the imperialists are not our interests\u2014they are not the interests of the great majority of people in the U.S. nor of the overwhelming majority of people in the world as a whole. And the difficulties the imperialists have gotten themselves into in pursuit of these interests must be seen, and responded to, not from the point of view of the imperialists and their interests, but from the point of view of the great majority of humanity and the basic and urgent need of humanity for a different and better world, for another way\u2026\nThey Lied to Us\u2026 and Deceived Themselves\nOne thing we should really understand\u2014-and I believe this is a slogan, or formulation, that could and should be popularized: If you look at what they did in Iraq, the way they justified it and what's happened there, you can capture a lot of this in the formulation They lied to us and deceived themselves. This is a big part of what happened. They actually believed their own propaganda. The way they were seeing the world\u2014they really thought that's the way the world is. They really thought they could do what that Bush administration functionary said to Ron Suskind\u2014that they could just continue to create their own reality on the ground, as if no other factors, and no other people, have anything to do with what reality is and how it develops.\nThe interests, objectives, and grand designs of the imperialists are not our interests\u2014they are not the interests of the great majority of people in the U.S. nor of the overwhelming majority of people in the world as a whole.\nAs I was listening to one of these imperialist spokespeople on the media recently, I couldn't help blurting out: \"They don't understand how their own system works.\" This is important to grasp. They don't understand what the actual nature of U.S. society is and what it rests on fundamentally. They actually believe all this stuff about \"free markets.\" Or, to a large degree, they believe this, because once again there is also a lot instrumentalism.3 But they do believe a lot of it, and they don't understand what their system and its operation around the world actually leads to and what it actually calls forth. They understand some of it\u2014it would be wrong and way oversimplified to say that they don't understand any of it\u2014but, in essential and fundamental terms, they don't understand how it actually functions, what the underlying dynamics are, and what it calls forth in different ways. So they believe they can go in and do this kind of thing in Iraq, and everybody's going to welcome it\u2014you know, the flowers and all that kind of stuff. They believed that to a significant degree. And then sometimes they don't know what they believe and what they want you to believe. The two get very closely bound together and even become identical in their thinking. But, to a significant degree, they do believe their own propaganda: they actually deceive themselves, and they don't understand how their own system works.\nThey don't understand the lopsidedness in the world\u2014the great disparity and acute polarization in the world, where tremendous wealth and power are concentrated in the hands of a small number of people, and in a handful of countries, while in most parts of the world, and in the world as a whole, the great majority struggle, often unsuccessfully, even to secure the basic necessities of life while being subjected to life-stealing exploitation and murderous oppression. Yes, the imperialists know this lopsidedness is there, and they make calculations based on it, yet they lack the intention, and the ability, to put an end to this lopsidedness. Along with that, they don't really understand what it flows from, what are the foundations of that lopsidedness, and why it is continually recreated, often in even more extreme terms.\nMore on the \"Two Historically Outmodeds\"\n\u2026A number of pundits and \"analysts\"\u2014including once again right-wing squawking heads like Glenn Beck\u2014have continued to insist: \"This is World War 3, we are already in World War 3.\" This specter of World War 3 involves, in a real sense, both considerable distortion of reality and actual reality. And this does get to the \"two historically outmodeds\" and how in fact they do reinforce each other even while opposing each other. As I have formulated this:\n\"What we see in contention here with Jihad on the one hand and McWorld/McCrusade on the other hand, are historically outmoded strata among colonized and oppressed humanity up against historically outmoded ruling strata of the imperialist system. These two reactionary poles reinforce each other, even while opposing each other. If you side with either of these 'outmodeds,' you end up strengthening both.\"\nWhile this is a very important formulation and is crucial to understanding much of the dynamics driving things in the world in this period, at the same time we do have to be clear about which of these \"historically outmodeds\" has done the greater damage and poses the greater threat to humanity: It is the \"historically outmoded ruling strata of the imperialist system,\" and in particular the U.S. imperialists.\n\u2026It is interesting, I recently heard about a comment that someone made relating to this, which I do think is correct and getting at something important. In relation to these \"two historically outmodeds,\" they made the point: \"You could say that the Islamic fundamentalist forces in the world would be largely dormant if it weren't for what the U.S. and its allies have done and are doing in the world\u2014but you cannot say the opposite.\" There is profound truth captured in that statement.\nAs a matter of general principle, and specifically sitting in this imperialist country, we have a particular responsibility to oppose U.S. imperialism, our \"own\" ruling class, and what it is doing in the world. But, at the same time, that doesn't make these Islamic fundamentalist forces not historically outmoded and not reactionary. It doesn't change the character of their opposition to imperialism and what it leads to and the dynamic that it's part of\u2014the fact that these two \"historically outmodeds\" do reinforce each other, even while opposing each other. And it is very important to understand, and to struggle for others to understand, that if you end up supporting either one of these two \"historically outmodeds,\" you contribute to strengthening both. It is crucial to break out of that dynamic\u2014to bring forward another way.\nAn Unequaled Barbarity\nIn a speech on September 11 this year (2006), the fifth anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, Bush said\u2014now listen to this: \"Five years ago, 19 men attacked us with a barbarity unequaled in our history.\" Think about that statement for a second and what they're trying to put over on people with that.\nReally, \"a barbarity unequaled in our history\"? How about little things like slavery? How about little things like genocide of the Native Americans? How about lynching? How about wars like the war against the Philippines at the end of the 19th century, and all the atrocities committed by U.S. forces against the people of the Philippines? Or Vietnam? Or Hiroshima and Nagasaki?\nNote that Bush didn't say \"on our territory.\" He said \"unequaled in our history.\" That is not only a profound lie but a profound exposure of the monstrosity of the mentality of someone who could say something like that.\nRecently in our newspaper, Revolution, we had pictures and headlines from the time of the dropping of the atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War 2. There's all this talk these days about how \"we\" can't let others have nuclear weapons. And you have to keep reminding people in this country\u2014or informing people, probably the majority in this country, who don't know it\u2014about which country is the only one that has ever actually used nuclear weapons. I hate to say it\u2014I don't want to be Jay Leno on the Tonight show, out on the street with his microphone, asking people basic questions about things and getting wrong answers, showing how all the \"rubes\" are really as stupid as you might think they are. But the fact is that this is a systematically uneducated and mis-educated population. Something a professor at one university said to us is actually very important. He said about the youth that he teaches now: \"You should understand that they don't know anywhere near what you think they know.\"\nThe widespread ignorance that does exist, even among the relatively educated population in the U.S., is generally accompanied by an attitude that we're the \"good guys\" in the world, so what we do that brings suffering to other people doesn't count in the same way as if the same thing were done by others. Partly out of an attitude like that, and partly out of just plain ignorance, it is very likely that a majority of people in the U.S. do not know\u2014or have been unable, or unwilling, to \"process the information\"\u2014that the U.S. has actually used nuclear weapons, that it has dropped atomic bombs on civilian populations. Or somehow it's like the Bob Dylan lines I referred to in the Memoir (From Ike to Mao and Beyond, My Journey from Mainstream America to Revolutionary Communist, a Memoir by Bob Avakian): When the character in a Dylan song tries to get into a fallout shelter, he is refused and threatened by the owner of this bomb shelter, and then there is the following exchange between the two of them: \"I said, 'You know, they refused Jesus too'; he said, 'you're not him.'\" This is the same kind of logic that many people in this country use\u2014and a logic that is systematically used by the rulers and apologists of this system\u2014when just some of the \"unequaled barbarity\" they have committed comes to light: \"That's us\u2014that doesn't count\u2026 you're not us.\"\nIn one of the recent 7 Talks (if I recall correctly, it was the one on religion4) I got into the question of logical syllogisms, and I want to return to this here.\nThis is related to the question of \"common sense.\" A lot of people talk about \"common sense,\" and this is something that is frequently invoked by right-wing politicos, talk-show hosts, etc., especially when they want to appeal to a certain philistinism in the service of their reactionary objectives. They will often say, \"let's just talk common sense here.\" Well, it is very important, in terms of epistemology\u2014in terms of struggling with people over how to really understand what is going on in the world, and why\u2014it is very important to grasp the fact that \"common sense\" means one (or both) of two things: It means either elementary logic and/or thinking proceeding from assumptions that are so deeply embedded in the prevailing culture that people don't question them, or even are unaware of them.\nYou see this all the time. People proceed from certain assumptions, like \"we're the good guys in the world.\" They don't even necessarily say \"we're the good guys\" every time; they just proceed from that assumption and then make arguments about what \"the bad guys\" (the ones who are opposed to \"us\" or who are \"getting in our way\") are doing in the world.\nWell, as I have pointed out, with any of these syllogisms, or any kind of logical reasoning, there is the question of whether you are in fact reasoning logically\u2014which is a problem for a lot of these hard-core defenders of the system and apologists for its crimes, especially the religious fundamentalist ones\u2014they do not proceed logically much of the time. But even if you are proceeding logically, there is the question of whether your assumptions are valid to begin with, whether they actually are true. And, in addition to critically examining the logic (or lack of it) that characterizes people's thinking, there is a real importance to bringing to light the unstated, unchallenged\u2014and often even unrealized\u2014assumptions that go into a lot of what many people say, and think.\nIf you think back to the build-up to the invasion of Iraq, whenever anybody would bring up anything about what was wrong with invading Iraq, those who supported the invasion\u2014and who, at the same time, were unwilling, or unable, to think at all critically about all this\u2014came back with a constant refrain: \"But we were attacked.\" This has the virtue of highlighting both bad logic and faulty assumptions. Bad logic: \"We\" (the U.S. and its citizens) were not attacked by Iraq, so how does the argument that \"we were attacked\" justify an invasion of Iraq? And faulty assumptions, which do not conform to reality: the assumptions that \"we\" have been completely innocent, doing no harm in the world, and then \"we\" were suddenly attacked out of nowhere, with no relation to anything \"we\" were doing in the world. Well, in reality, who are \"we,\" what have \"we\" actually been doing in the world, and where did this attack come from\u2014and why? What set of social relations are \"we\" out in the world enforcing? What is our Tony Soprano doing out there?\nSo there are epistemological points that have to be gone into as part of this\u2014most fundamentally in terms of how we understand reality, but also how we struggle with people about all this. I mean, imagine making the statement Bush did: \"Nineteen men attacked us with a barbarity unequaled in our history.\"\u2026\nAmerican Lives Are Not More Important Than Other People's Lives\nOne of the positive things on the political terrain these days\u2014and we have to struggle for this to be brought forward a lot more fully\u2014is a fairly widespread sentiment and consciousness, within the U.S. itself, that American lives are not worth more than other people's lives. This view is even more widespread than during the Vietnam War, I believe, although it did find expression then as a pretty mass phenomenon. Those who haven't been around as long perhaps aren't fully aware of this, but it's a relatively new thing for there to be a mass phenomenon where people in the U.S. itself are arguing that American lives are not worth more than other people's lives. This is a very important and relatively new positive thing on the political terrain. In the history of this country, there has always been the assumption\u2014this has been promoted by the ruling class, but it's held much broader sway\u2014that American lives are, of course, more important and worth more than other people's lives. The difference is that now there is actually a significant section of society who, when it's presented that way, will vehemently disagree. That's an important thing. And we have to win many more people to this viewpoint that American lives are not more important\u2026\nRejecting\u2014and Breaking Out of\u2014the Framework of the \"War on Terror\"\nFor people living in the U.S., there is a particularity that needs to be continually gone back to, in relation to the \"war on terror.\" I have made the point that this is not entirely fabrication on the part of the Bush regime (and the imperialist ruling class generally). There are real aspects to this\u2014or, better said, there is a reality to which these imperialists are speaking, even while they fundamentally distort reality. But, in essential terms, this \"war on terror\" is an imperialist program which, among other things, is aimed at blotting out and turning the attention of people, even people who should know better, away from reckoning with the profound inequalities and oppressive relations that exist within different societies but especially on a world scale, under the domination of the imperialist system and in particular U.S. imperialism, which boasts of being \"the world's only superpower\" and is determined to maintain all this. If you accept the terms of \"war on terror\"\u2014and especially if, as part of this, you do not look more deeply at the more fundamental relations in the world, the effects and consequences of that and the ways in which it is at the root of developments in the world now\u2014you will get increasingly caught within the logic that what is most important is that \"we\" (meaning the people in the U.S.\u2014and \"I\" above all!) \"have to be protected.\" You get caught up thinking and arguing about what should be \"the real war on terror.\" This has happened even to a lot of progressive people\u2014including those who frame their opposition to the Iraq war in terms of considering it a \"diversion from the war on terror\"\u2014they become trapped within the wrong logic. If you are carried along by this logic, you can end up in a very bad place.\nIn essential terms, this \u201cwar on terror\u201d is an imperialist program which, among other things, is aimed at blotting out and turning the attention of people, even people who should know better, away from reckoning with the profound inequalities and oppressive relations that exist within different societies but especially on a world scale, under the domination of the imperialist system and in particular U.S. imperialism, which boasts of being \u201cthe world\u2019s only superpower\u201d and is determined to maintain all this.\nYou cannot get to a correct understanding of things, and you cannot move toward the only possible resolution of all this that is in the interests of humanity, by proceeding from within the terms of the \"war on terror.\" Even while \"the war on terror\" is not entirely a fabrication, even while there are important aspects of reality that it is reflecting\u2014from the point of view of the imperialists\u2014it is a fabrication in the form in which it is presented to people. That contradiction is important to understand: There are important aspects of reality that this formulation of \"war on terror\" (or \"war against terrorism\") is reflecting; but, as it is presented, it is a fabrication. Its essence is not \"a war on terror.\" It is essentially a war for empire. And the confrontation with Islamic fundamentalist, and other, forces (even those which actually do employ tactics and methods which can legitimately be called \"terrorist\") takes place within, and is essentially framed by, that context and that content of war for empire.\nEpistemology and Morality\u2026 Crimes and Complicity\nThis has to do with the point about \"where epistemology meets morality.\" I thought the quote from Josh Wolf that was in an article in our paper recently was very much to the point. He is a video journalist who wouldn't turn over to the police and a grand jury his videotapes of an anti-globalization demonstration in the Bay Area. And they are going after him because he won't be complicit with them in this way. He said, very strongly: \"People out there, quit hitting the snooze button. Wake up and hope it's not too late.\" And then he said very explicitly: \"Quit saying you can't make a difference. That's just another form of cowardice.\" It is definitely another form of complicity. And as part of wrangling with people and doing what needs to be done to bring forward meaningful political action on a mass scale, this issue of complicity has to be joined with people.\nIt does seem that one of the big problems with World Can't Wait, and specifically in terms of its October 5th mobilization, is that far too many people still didn't know about it. But then there are others who could have helped more people know about it, and more than a few of them didn't do what they should have and could have done. Now, we shouldn't shriek at people, we shouldn't actually get strident and shrill, but we also shouldn't be liberal and avoid struggle with people, even sharp struggle where necessary, so long as it is on a lofty and principled basis. We and others who are involved in World Can't Wait are not doing this because this is \"our thing.\" We are doing this because of what's going on in the world and the stakes that are intensifying all the time.\nOf course, there have been important positive things brought forward by World Can't Wait and in connection with its efforts\u2014and it is important to build on the positive things. But there needs to be a challenge carried out, and we shouldn't shy away from it or shrink from it. We should join this struggle\u2014in a good way. If you just go out and try to jack people up with no substance, that's no good. But we have to get into the substance of this with people. These two \"historically outmodeds\" are reinforcing each other; this dynamic is very bad and will lead to far worse disaster\u2014if we don't lead people to break out of this. World Can't Wait was, and is, a vehicle for people to do that. What mainly needs to be done, on a whole larger scale still, is to show people, in a living way, why what is represented, and called for, by World Can't Wait is necessary, and how it can make a crucial difference. But we also have to join the issue of complicity with them. There was that slogan back in the '60s, which was not fully scientific, but it was more good than bad and more correct than incorrect: \"You're either part of the solution or you're part of the problem.\" That kind of orientation was not wrong. If you drew the lines irrevocably and you didn't try to win people over when they were on the wrong side (or were trying to sit on the sidelines), well then, yes, that would be wrong. And if you didn't make any kind of materialist analysis of what are the actual driving forces underlying things, and what are actually the ruling and decision-making forces in society\u2014then, yes, that would be wrong. But it is not wrong, and in fact it is very necessary, to pose the challenge to people: Look, there's a great earthquake here, and neither side of the way the earth is separating is going to lead to anything but disaster; we've got to forge another way, you've got to be part of that\u2014and you've got to get out of your \"comfort zone\" to do it.\nAttacks on Foundational Things in the History of the U.S.\n\u2026[T]here are two foundational things about the history of the U.S., and the exercise of bourgeois rule in the form of bourgeois democracy in this country, which are being brought under frontal attack increasingly. One is the undermining of the rule of law. We see this in a very sharp and concentrated way with the torture law, the so-called \"Military Commissions Act,\" not only in its codification of torture, but also in its gutting of habeas corpus and in the powers that it grants to the executive. This is an attack on the historical basis of the bourgeois Constitution and the rule of law in U.S. society. We've gone into this elsewhere and we should continue to go into it more deeply. Here I'm just going to call attention to it.5\nThis goes along with and interpenetrates, in a very negative \"synergy,\" with the whole Christian fascist attack on the secular foundations of the Constitution and government of the U.S.\nSomeone said\u2014I think it might have been in the movie Jesus Camp\u2014I haven't seen that movie yet, but I believe someone who has seen it recounted this, where one of these fundamentalist preachers said: India is the most religious country in the world, and Sweden is the most secular country; and we're a nation of Indians being ruled by Swedes. Now, as a matter of fact, one of the things about India is that it probably also has the most Maoists in the world, by the way. [laughs] It is definitely true that there's too much religiosity there, but describing India as the most \"religious\" country in the world is not really an accurate and hardly an all-sided characterization. But this statement (about India and Sweden) gets at something nonetheless. And, of course, the significance of this is that these right-wing religious fundamentalists\u2014these Christian fascists, as we very accurately refer to them\u2014want to change the situation so that there is in fact religious rule: law and government based on a literalist reading of the Bible, as interpreted and enforced by religious authorities.\nLook, there\u2019s a great earthquake here, and neither side of the way the earth is separating is going to lead to anything but disaster; we\u2019ve got to forge another way, you\u2019ve got to be part of that\u2014and you\u2019ve got to get out of your \u201ccomfort zone\u201d to do it.\nAn important thing to keep in mind in regard to this is that, while the U.S. is a very religious country, in the sense that the great majority of people profess some religion, it is not true that this is a religious country in the sense these fundamentalist Christian fascists mean it. They mean, and they insist, that not just the people, in their large majority, are religious but that, from its founding, the government and the laws were based on religion, and in particular on Biblical principles (and, of course, their literalist interpretation of those principles). This is not true. It is\u2014yet another\u2014falsification of history. The United States, in its Constitution, and in the basis for its laws, was and has been all along explicitly secular. That is, the notion of basing the Constitution and laws on religious, and specifically Christian, precepts was expressly and explicitly rejected in the founding of the country. So, again, what is involved here is an attack on another foundational thing about bourgeois society and bourgeois constitutional government in the U.S.\u2014an attack which is being openly and aggressively carried out by the fundamentalist Christian fascist movement. And it is important to keep in mind that this is not just a grouping of isolated fanatics but a powerful force which has connections and influence at the highest levels of the U.S. government\u2026\nThe Necessity That Is Being Confronted\nAgain, to just touch on these points quickly\u2014but as bases and focuses for further reflection and wrangling\u2014for the class of U.S. imperialists themselves, this situation is now impinging on them, and this necessity is making itself felt, in increasingly acute ways. They can't roll back the clock and go back to the situation before they invaded Iraq this time (in 2003) and ousted Saddam Hussein. Some of them might actually wish now that they could do that\u2014but they can't. Some of these right-wing commentators were, for awhile, making joking remarks like: \"Here's what we should do. We should get Saddam Hussein out of jail, apologize to him, put him back in power, tell him to whip this shit in shape while we ignore what he has to do to get this done.\" Now, clearly they can't do that. But these jokes themselves are a reflection of \"the fine mess they have gotten themselves into,\" and the fact that, as a result, the necessity that is confronting them is greatly heightened.\nAnd one of the ways this finds expression\u2014and in fact this is another manifestation of, or dimension to, the point about \"the pyramid of power\"6 in the U.S. now\u2014is this: Especially in these acute circumstances, as well as in an all-around and basic sense, to really take on and answer the right-wing section of the ruling class and its program and where it is driving things, it would be necessary to get down to, and to hit strongly at, the underlying assumptions and foundations upon which this rests. And that the other representatives of the ruling class\u2014including as this is embodied in the Democratic Party leadership\u2014can never do\u2014and do not want to do.\nIf, for example, you are going to really challenge the thrust of the Iraq War, and the \"let's go after Iran\" logic, and so on, you have to call into question the whole assumptions of the \"war on terror\" and you have to bring forth what all that is really all about and is based on. Or, if you are going to take on something like the attacks on affirmative action, you have to talk about the actual history of this country\u2014and all the atrocities, including genocide, slavery, and other horrendous forms of oppression, down to today\u2014that this has involved. And that you cannot do from a ruling class perspective. Or to defend the right to abortion in a truly powerful way, which can answer the many-sided attacks on this\u2014practical, political, and ideological\u2014you have to get into the role of women in this society and the whole historical oppression of women\u2014how that is bound up with other fundamental social and class relations. That, again, is something you cannot do while remaining within the dominant and \"acceptable\" framework of bourgeois politics and ideology.\nIt is not acceptable to refuse to look at something\u2014\nor to refuse to believe something\u2014\nbecause it makes you uncomfortable.\nIt is not acceptable to believe something just because it makes you feel comfortable.\nThis is especially acutely posed in today's circumstances. Bourgeois politicians can't even do what the Church Senate Committee (named after Senator Frank Church) did back 30 years ago. Then, as a result of a whole mass upheaval and growing mass consciousness about the real nature of what the U.S. does around the world, this Senate Committee came out and exposed some of the things the U.S. had done, like in Chile and other countries where the U.S. pulled off coups and committed other crimes. Today, if you want to represent the ruling class, you cannot do even what the Church Committee did. It's nowhere on the agenda to talk about that stuff. The current situation\u2014and not just the freedom but the necessity of the ruling class\u2014doesn't allow for that kind of discourse, even in watered-down terms\u2026\nThe \"Two Maximizings\" in the Development of the Revolutionary Movement\u2014Among the Basic Masses, Among the Middle Strata\nMoving ahead then from that foundation, I want to talk a little bit about the \"two maximizings\" and the decisive role overall of the first. To very quickly paraphrase here, this (\"two maximizings\") refers to developing a politicized atmosphere and a revolutionary current\u2014and in particular a growing pole of people partisan to communism and to the Party\u2014among the proletariat and basic masses; and developing essentially the same thing among the middle strata. And then there is the need to develop the \"positive synergy\" between these \"two maximizings\"; or, to put it another way (in more \"classical communist terms\"), the dialectical relation\u2014the mutual interaction and reinforcement\u2014between the two, in a positive way.\nYou are not going to bring forward a revolutionary force and a communist movement among the basic masses, on anything like the scale that is necessary, and potentially realizable, without there being the development of political ferment and political resistance broadly\u2014and, yes, the development of a revolutionary and communist current\u2014among the middle strata. In the absence of that, the basic masses are going to say to you\u2014and they're going to have a point\u2014that \"we'll never get anywhere, we're going to be surrounded, everybody's going to oppose us, and we're just going to be viciously crushed once again.\" On the other hand, you can't hinge the development of a revolutionary force and a communist movement among the basic masses, and in society in general, on developments among even the progressive section of the middle strata or among the middle strata more broadly. That's not mainly where it's going to come out of. So we have to get the dialectics of this correctly.\nWe saw some of the positive development (and \"synergy\") that I'm talking about in the 1960s, for example. Why did the '60s become \"the '60s\"? It's because, in addition to all the ferment that was largely centered among the middle strata\u2014the youth counter-culture and the anti-Vietnam War movement, and so on\u2014there were masses of people, Black people and others, at the base of society who were expressing in very powerful ways: we refuse to live this way anymore. And, largely as a result of this powerful impulse, things developed beyond the confines in which various reformists and bourgeois forces were trying to contain them; things quite broadly found a revolutionary expression, in a general sense. And this, overall and in a political and ideological sense, lit a fire under all the other different strata in society. In terms of what was going on in U.S. society itself\u2014and in the context of the whole world situation, including the heroic resistance of the Vietnamese people to U.S. aggression as well as the Cultural Revolution in China\u2014it was that upsurge \"from the base,\" more than any other factor in American society, which gave the defining character to what \"the '60s\" became in the U.S. Not the distorted character that is attributed to it now, especially by the ruling class and mainstream media, etc., but its actual, extremely positive, radical, and revolutionary character.\nI remember seeing a Peter Sellers movie in the early '70s, I Love You, Alice B. Toklas (if I remember correctly, Alice B. Toklas was credited with coming up with a recipe for \"grass\" brownies). The movie was about this character, played by Peter Sellers, who was a typical middle class guy, a lawyer who kept getting to the altar to get married and then running away and dropping out. He had a younger brother who was a hippie who had already dropped out, and (to make a long story short) at one point this younger brother takes the Peter Sellers character to a \"head shop\"\u2014they're looking around, and the hippie younger brother finds a copy of Mao's Little Red Book and says: \"Oh, you've gotta have one of these. Everybody's gotta have one of these.\" That scene did actually characterize the times. It was not the way they portray it now. After a certain point\u2014this was very positive, and we must not allow it to be summed up as negative\u2014the revolutionary forces and, in a general sense, a revolutionary culture, had the initiative among very broad sections of society. And there are important lessons in that, in terms of developing the \"two maximizings,\" and their \"positive synergy\" today.\nEssential in this\u2014the principal aspect of this, in an overall sense\u2014is bringing forward increasing numbers of the proletariat and basic masses, bringing forward growing waves of people from among the proletariat and basic masses as emancipators of humanity who are viewing things from that perspective. Revolutionary masses who are taking up the communist outlook and method and are learning to view the reactions and responses and the characteristics of different classes and strata from the point of view of \"how do we get to a whole different world?\"\u2014and not from the point of view of \"how does that affect me, or how does that make me feel?\" That's what it means to rise to the level of being emancipators of humanity. It means you see beyond the shortcomings and limitations of these different strata\u2014speaking of the middle strata in particular\u2014and you see the necessity and the challenge of winning them, through a whole complex process, to be on the side of, or at least to a stance of friendly neutrality toward, revolution, preparing the ground politically for, and helping to hasten the time when a revolutionary situation comes into being.\nIf we don't bring forward a section of the proletariat and basic masses\u2014or growing sections, wave after wave of people-\u2013who are consciously motivated as emancipators of humanity, we have no chance for anything good to come out of all this. This definitely does not mean that it's unimportant to work among the middle strata, even with all their limitations. Believe me, the proletariat and basic masses have all kinds of problems and limitations too. The point is that they occupy a different position in society and are propelled toward different things. But here, again, there is the essential question of where they are going to be led, what they are going to be led to do\u2014because, on their own and even with a certain gravitation toward radical solutions, this will not take the fully positive expression it needs, it will not go where it needs to go, without leadership\u2014communist leadership.\nAnd this responsibility falls to us\u2014to those of us, drawn from many different strata in society, who at any given time have taken up the standpoint that corresponds to the fundamental interests of the proletariat, as a class\u2014the outlook and method, and the cause and program, of revolutionary communism. It falls to us to in fact be the vanguard of the proletariat in that sense. If we don't do that, if we shirk or shrink from the responsibility to do that, how are the masses going to understand their own role as the emancipators of humanity? How are they going to be able to see beyond all the difficulties and the tremendous weight on them and the ways in which they're pulled down and pulled toward other things, which do not correspond to their own fundamental interests and the larger interests of humanity? How are they going to be able to realize their potential as the emancipators of humanity if we aren't very clear and firm about this (while also, on the basis of firmness, having flexibility, on the basis of solid core having elasticity)?\nUnderstanding the World In Order to Change It\n\u2026Theory and (political and ideological) line are abstractions from reality which, the more correct they are, the more they can guide us in changing the world in accordance with its actual nature and its actual motion. If you are going to wield theory and line as an instrument to change the world, you have to take it up and wrangle with it in its own right\u2014abstracted from the reality out of which it comes, of which it is a concentration\u2014and to which, yes, as Marx emphasized and we must emphasize, it must be returned in order to change the world. But if you leave out the step of grappling, on the level of abstraction, with theory, you are bound to go astray and land in a pit.\nReality is like a fire, like a burning object, and if you want to pick up that burning object and move it, you have to have an instrument with which to do it. If you try to do it bare-handed, the result is not going to be good. That's another way of getting at the role of theory in relation to the larger world that needs to be transformed, in relation to practice, and in particular revolutionary practice, to change the world.\nAnd everybody can deal in abstractions, by the way. It's not only a handful of people who can do this. Revolutionary theory, communist theory, has to be made accessible to masses of people, but they actually engage in abstraction all the time, with different world outlooks. I've never met any basic person, or any person from any stratum, who doesn't have all kinds of theories about all kinds of all things\u2014most of them drawn from the bourgeoisie and ultimately reflecting its outlook\u2014although some of them do this only indirectly and appear to be, and to some degree are, ideas and theories that people have \"cooked up\" on their own, more or less unconsciously reflecting the dominant bourgeois outlook in society. Of course, to make theoretical abstractions that most correctly, deeply and fully reflect reality, in its motion and development, requires taking up the communist world outlook and methodology and increasingly learning to apply this consistently and systematically. And, as Lenin emphasized (in What Is To Be Done? and elsewhere), this communist outlook and methodology will not just \"come to\" the masses of people on their own and spontaneously, but must be brought to them from outside the realm of their direct and immediate experience. But the fact remains that everyone engages in theoretical abstraction of one kind or another\u2014everybody is capable of this\u2014and, fundamentally, it is a question of how are you doing this, with what world outlook and methodology?\nThis is an analogy that I have found helpful: Reality is like a fire, like a burning object, and if you want to pick up that burning object and move it, you have to have an instrument with which to do it. If you try to do it bare-handed, the result is not going to be good. That's another way of getting at the role of theory in relation to the larger world that needs to be transformed, in relation to practice, and in particular revolutionary practice, to change the world\u2026\n1. The 7 Talks are a series of presentation given by Bob Avakian in 2006. The audio files of the 7 Talks, along with the Q&A and Concluding Remarks for those talks, are available for listening and downloading at bobavakian.net and revcom.us/avakian. [back]\n2. This is referring to a formulation by Bob Avakian: \"What we see in contention here with Jihad on the one hand and McWorld/McCrusade on the other hand, are historically outmoded strata among colonized and oppressed humanity up against historically outmoded ruling strata of the imperialist system. These two reactionary poles reinforce each other, even while opposing each other. If you side with either of these 'outmodeds,' you end up strengthening both.\" [back]\n3. In another section of the edited version of this talk, Bob Avakian explains that: \"by 'instrumentalism' here I mean torturing reality in the attempt to make a distorted version of reality an instrument of certain aims.\" [back]\n4. The title of this talk is \"Communism and Religion: Getting Up and Getting Free\u2014Making Revolution to Change the Real World, Not Relying on 'Things Unseen'\"; this talk and others of the 7 Talks are available online at bobavakian.net and revcom.us/avakian. [back]\n5. See Revolution articles on the Military Commissions Act, online at revcom.us: \"The Torture Bill: Compromising Your Way to Fascism\" (issue #63); \"Facts About the Military Commissions Act (Torture Law)\" (#64); \"Interview with Bill Goodman, Center for Constitutional Rights\u2014The New Military Commissions Act: \"It is a dangerous moment for all of us\" (#65). [back]\n6. In a number of talks and writings, Bob Avakian analyzes the relations at the top of U.S. society\u2014as well as the relations between various contending forces \"at the top\" and social bases at various levels of society\u2014in terms of a \"pyramid.\" This analysis can be found, for example, in the DVD of the talk Revolution: Why It's Necessary, Why It's Possible, What It's All About (Three Q Productions, available at threeqvideo.com). See also the articles \"The Pyramid of Power and the Struggle to Turn This Whole Thing Upside Down\" and \"The Center\u2014Can It Hold? The Pyramid as Two Ladders,\" available online at revcom.us. [back]\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/serious-en.html\nSerious About Ending Four Years of Unjust War?\nWe Need A Massive Movement Determined to Drive Out the Bush Regime!\nIn four years the Bush administration has, in our names, waged an unimaginably destructive and cruel war on Iraq that has claimed more than half a million lives, is now driving more than 100,000 people out of Iraq each month, and is pushing the whole Middle East towards balkanization.\nNow, as Iraq spins out of their control--with the strategic interests of an empire at stake--Bush\u2019s logic is to double down, escape forward, and to fight this out in a larger (regional) theater.\nPreparations are under way for a massive assault on Iran. Seymour Hersh recently revealed that plans have been drawn up to begin a bombing campaign within 24 hours of Bush\u2019s say-so and Craig Unger wrote that \u201cBush can count on the military to carry out [a really punishing air-force and naval attack] even without congressional authorization.\u201d\nA war on Iran would not only mean vastly expanded bloodshed, but would escalate the situation where increasingly humanity is being confronted with two intolerable choices: Bush\u2019s crusade for empire or a reactionary Islamic fundamentalist response. The Bush regime has committed crimes on a far greater scale and is by far the greater danger to humanity--it is, after all, the dominant imperialist power on the planet--but both are complete nightmares. Both reinforce and feed off each other and as they grow they suck up the air to breath for secular and progressive forces in this country and around the world.\nAnyone who whistles past the great and unprecedented dangers this poses for humanity does so at the peril of all of our futures!\nPeople in their hundreds of millions--in this country and around the world--must be presented with a third option, an option that refuses to choose between crusading McWorld or reactionary Jihad, but instead manifests our determination to bring this to a halt!\nThe Democrats, including John Conyers, say that impeachment is a distraction from ending the war. But George Bush has made it abundantly and redundantly clear that this war will not end on his watch so ending the war is completely bound up with ending his watch.\nThe Democrats also argue that impeachment is unnecessary since Bush is only in office for two more years and that instead we should focus on getting a Democrat elected in '08. But the idea that Iran will be plunged into the same nightmare as Iraq and that innocent people around the world will continue to be rendered and tortured--chained to ceilings, beaten for days, water boarded and religiously and sexually persecuted--for two more years so that a Democrat can rise to the helm of a new Rome is unconscionable.\nBesides, if the Bush regime is not driven from office before '08, then everything they have done--the doctrine of preemptive war, the legalization of torture, the stripping of habeas corpus, the abandonment of people of New Orleans, the stripping away of women's right to birth control and abortion, the construction of theocracy--is legitimated and codified no matter who becomes the next president.\nIf you doubt this, take a look at the Democratic front-runners: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John Edwards.\nThe Republicans have shamelessly thrown down over everything for six years: passing midnight laws to keep Terri Schiavo alive, threatening a \u201cnuclear option\u201d to force through Supreme Court Justices, even filibustering the symbolic, non-binding Senate resolution against Bush\u2019s troop \u201csurge.\u201d Which of these Democratic candidates is raising a hue and cry against torture? Which of them filibustered the Military Commissions Act? Which of them shut down the Senate to prevent the troop surge? Instead of doing this, they--and their party as a whole--have spent their legislative power capitulating and conceding to fascist laws and war crimes. And all three, Edwards, Obama, and Clinton, have insisted that all options--including nuclear options--remain on the table in dealing with Iran!!\n2004... 2006... 2008... it's the same shell game. By the time the elections arrive people will have to swallow all their principles and vote for the \u201clesser evil\u201d that is legitimating what should be well beyond the pale. There is a lesson in this. As Bob Avakian has said, \u201cIf you try to make the Democrats be what they are not and never will be, you will end up being more like what the Democrats actually are.\u201d\nIf people\u2019s energies, resources, and time get funneled into supporting or trying to influence these Democrats--rather than breaking free of their calculations and acting independently of their limits to bring this to a halt now--they will find themselves learning or being forced to live with even greater horrors for the people of the world.\nLook, here is what we really need: a massive movement that is determined to drive Bush and his regime out of office. This is not about \"what will persuade Congress\" to impeach; we need a massive movement from below and all over society, manifesting in the streets, determined to stop and reverse this whole terrible and disastrous program, and ready for all the upheaval that would entail. And then let the powers-that-be figure out whether the regime goes by impeachment or resignation.\nOn the other hand, there are those who, in the name of saying about the Democrats and the Republicans \u201cthey\u2019re all the same,\u201d whistle past the fascist way the Bush regime is remaking the world. There is more than one way to stay on the sidelines when history is calling. I\u2019ve heard some who see Bush as part of a system of imperialism accuse World Can\u2019t Wait of simply \u201cBush-bashing\u201d for calling people to drive out the Bush regime.\nI don\u2019t speak for everyone represented in World Can\u2019t Wait, but I believe Bush is part of an imperialist system. But does recognizing that mean we should ignore the unending war for empire, the remaking society in a fascist way, the dragging of women, gays, and sciences back to the stone age, and the dangerous encroachment of a hateful brand of Christianity into public and private life? Does it mean we should be indifferent to a regime that has overseen the destruction of Baghdad and Falluja and the decimation and racial cleansing of New Orleans?\nRecognizing this country\u2019s imperialism and crimes--from the enslavement of millions of Black people and genocide of the Native Americans to having sent troops, committed acts of war and carried out CIA interventions more than 150 times on foreign soil--ought to make one more capable of understanding that this system would have no restraint in transitioning to an even more devastating (and repressive) form of rule if it served their interests. Including, if it is allowed to be consolidated, closing off any space in society from which to mount any meaningful opposition--including revolutionary opposition.\nOn the other hand, if we succeed in reversing this program, this will open up much more room for people to go forward to create a better world--including space for those who want to get beyond imperialism by bringing into being a radically emancipated world through revolution.\nThere are reasons why the core around Bush, with its grand strategy for an unchallenged and unchallengeable global empire, has initiative within the ruling class right now. In a world undergoing rapid, dramatic, and destabilizing transformations driven by capitalist globalization and competition, the emergence of the U.S. as the sole superpower has provided it with tremendous opportunities but also with a great deal of necessity and a lot of risks. If they don't reconfigure the world, in particular starting with the strategic areas of the Middle East that hold 80% of the world's energy resources, then some other power will do so in ways that create big obstacles for them.\nAnd there are reasons why--in the face of major strains on the internal cohesion of this country: the influx of immigrants, the loss of major industry, the breakdown of the traditional (read: patriarchal) family and other major shifts--the highly repressive theocratic and fascist cores around Bush have initiative domestically.\nIf you want to go after imperialism right now, you have to go after the program that is predominating, the program that has initiative, the program that is reshaping the whole world.\nAs for the fact that the Democrats are complicit in this program, that is one of the brilliant things about the Call for the World Can\u2019t Wait. It calls out YOUR GOVERNMENT as a whole for its policies of torture, unjust wars, police-state measures, and theocracy and calls for a movement aimed at driving out the regime sledge-hammering this forward while repudiating this program as a whole.\nThis is something that everyone, from those who believe in the principles upon which this country was founded to those who see injustice and exploitation rooted in those very principles, can and must come together now to accomplish. In the process we should have many debates over where these problems came from and what kind of world we should bring into being; but if we don\u2019t do so as we stand shoulder-to-shoulder in the struggle to drive out this regime and repudiate its program, then we are complicit in its crimes.\nRight now, as the Bush administration--with the silence and complicity of Congress--readies a new and even more dangerous war, the world needs to see people in this country bursting forth in massive protests.\nRight now, the world needs us united, not diminished or spread out in many small demonstrations that will not make the needed impact, in the nation's Capitol and at the Pentagon.\nRight now, what we do is going to make a decisive difference one way or the other. Let's not settle for routine or puny. Lets mobilize with the intent and commitment to stop this war and prevent the next one.\nOut of the huge reservoir of discontent and agonizing, let's bring forward a great wave to repudiate this President in a collective voice loud enough to be heard across this country and around the world. If we do, the possibility of turning things around and onto a much more favorable direction will take on a whole new dimension of reality. It will go from something only vaguely hoped for by millions of isolated individuals, and acted on by thousands so far, to something that has undeniable moral force and unprecedented political impact.\nThis is something we can achieve or it is a hope for humanity we could squander.\nAs my best friend\u2019s favorite, if severely tattered, Clash T-shirt reads, \u201cThe future is unwritten.\u201d What it will look like depends on what we do.\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/iran-en.html\n\u201cThe Silence of the Dems\u201d\nU.S. Threats Against Iran & the Imperialist Logic of Escalation\nEvery day, there is more talk and mounting evidence that the United States is getting ready to launch a war against Iran.\nJournalist Seymour Hersh recently revealed that the \u201cPentagon is continuing intensive planning for a possible bombing attack on Iran,\u201d and that in recent months \u201ca special planning group has been established in the offices of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, charged with creating a contingency bombing plan for Iran that can be implemented, upon orders from the President, within twenty-four hours.\u201d (\"The Redirection,\u201d New Yorker, 3/5/07)\nHow soon could such an attack happen? Hersh says one former top official told him \u201cthat the current contingency plans allow for an attack order this spring.\u201d\nA Deafening\u2014and Deadly Silence\nSupport for the war in Iraq is at an all-time low in the United States, and many people say they can't believe Bush would do something \u201cso crazy\u201d as to launch another war when things are going so badly for the U.S. in Iraq. But the thinking, plans and preparations for attacking Iran are not about a \u201cmad man in the White House.\u201d They are driven by the real and continuing imperialist interests, necessities, and logic that drove the Bush regime to invade Iraq. Some people think the U.S. is so bogged down in Iraq it can\u2019t open up a whole new front of war in Iran. But in reality, the U.S.\u2019s deep difficulties in Iraq have actually increased their necessity to attack Iran.\nSome people may also have been lulled by the Bush administration\u2019s recent moves to \u201cengage\u201d Iran diplomatically. But such moves\u2014as we saw with the run-up to the war on Iraq, are often designed to make the case that the U.S. has \u201cgone the extra mile\u201d and that it is supposedly the fault of the other country for being unwilling to settle disputes \u201creasonably.\u201d Such \u201cdiplomacy\u201d is a necessary component of war preparations, including building up public opinion in favor of military action.\nFor the U.S. imperialists, domination in the Middle East and Central Asian regions isn\u2019t capricious, or optional. It has been, and continues to be, foundational to their global power and sole superpower status. And this is critical to the very functioning of their system\u2014at home and abroad. The U.S. is an empire rooted in the exigencies of global capitalism or imperialism \u2014 a system which demands the worldwide exploitation of markets, resources, and labor and the domination of vast stretches of the globe; a system which gives rise to bitter global rivalries between major powers. Imperialism divides the world between a relative handful of oppressor states\u2014the U.S., Japan, the main powers in Europe, etc.\u2014and the vast majority of nations in Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East. The imperialist powers both dominate the economies and politics of these countries, and they also contend and collude with one another over the relative share of the \u201cspoils.\u201d\nThis is why dominating the Middle East has been a pillar of U.S. global strategy since World War 2\u2014under Democrats and Republicans. This region is both the geopolitical nexus linking Europe, Asia and Africa, and home to 60 percent of the world\u2019s oil and natural gas. Control of global energy is not only a profitable bonanza but also, and much more importantly, a strategic necessity for the U.S.: it means exercising leverage over those who depend on oil and in particular its imperialist rivals.\nIn the eyes of U.S. imperial strategists, these necessities increased following the geopolitical earthquake of the Soviet Union\u2019s collapse in 1991. On one hand, this suddenly removed the U.S.\u2019s main imperialist rival and biggest impediment to many of its larger ambitions, opening up new opportunities for further and deeper U.S. economic and political domination. But the shattering of the Cold War order also brought a host of new problems, including rapidly shifting global political and economic trends, rising economic competition, and new challenges to U.S. control of the oppressed countries. And in particular, in the Middle East/Central Asia, where instability was growing, the old status quo was increasingly less viable and the U.S. faced a rapidly spreading and potentially destabilizing pole of opposition to its unfettered hegemony: Islamic fundamentalism. (For more, see \"The Crossroads in Iraq: Why the U.S. Went to War,\" Revolution #70).\nThese fundamentalist Islamic trends were given powerful impetus by their seizure of power in the 1979 Iranian revolution, and then later the defeat of the Soviet Union in Afghanistan, followed by the Taliban ascendancy. These forces\u2014which are reactionary representatives of the old order, both feudal and bourgeois\u2014don\u2019t fundamentally oppose foreign capital, but their interests clash in various ways, and often sharply, with the U.S. and its regional clients.\nImperial Calculations\nThe U.S.'s necessity in the face of the growth of Islamic fundamentalism further intensified following the attacks of September 11, 2001. And this included what the U.S. saw as a growing need on their part to confront both Iraq and Iran. This was reflected in the decisions taken at secret, high-level meetings that took place shortly after Sept. 11, as documented by Bob Woodward in his new book State of Denial: Bush at War, Part III.\nAccording to Woodward, in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, Paul Wolfowitz, then Deputy Secretary of Defense, felt that the U.S. faced a \u201ccrisis\u201d and that it needed a deeper understanding of its adversaries\u2014\u201cWho are the terrorists? Where did this come from? How does it relate to Islamic history, the history of the Middle East, and contemporary Middle East tensions? What are we up against here?\u201d Wolfowitz worried the existing bureaucracies were incapable of fully addressing these issues so he turned to the American Enterprise Institute, a right-wing think tank that had helped spearhead the neo-conservative global agenda of creating an unchallenged American empire, to pull together a secret meeting to devise a broad, aggressive U.S. response.\nIn late November 2001, a dozen imperialist strategists and former officials began a secret seminar to discuss these issues. The results, Woodward reports, were a \u201cseven-page, single-spaced document, called \u2018Delta of Terrorism.\u2019 \u2018Delta\u2019 was used in the sense of the mouth of a river from which everything flowed.\u201d The analysis and vision contained in this still-secret memo seems to have guided much of the Bush regime\u2019s thinking ever since.\nFor one, the meeting concluded that September 11 wasn\u2019t an isolated incident, but part of a much broader, deeper issue confronting the U.S. in the Middle East and globally. \u201cIt was a deep problem,\u201d Christopher DeMuth, the president of the American Enterprise Institute and the convener of the meeting told Woodward, \u201cand 9/11 was not an isolated action that called for policing and crime fighting.\" Instead, he concluded, \"a war was going on within Islam\u2014across the region,\u201d and the U.S. imperialists faced a \u201ctwo-generation battle with radical Islam \u201d to maintain their control of the Middle East/Central Asian regions. Neoconservatives view this war (which some call World War IV) as essential to maintaining and solidifying the U.S.\u2019s sole superpower status, and envision both crushing radical Islam and undercutting its hold by restructuring governments and societies throughout the region. Israel is seen as a crucial weapon in carrying out this brutal agenda, and both the neocons and the Israeli rulers share the goal of crushing the Palestinian people and preventing the emergence of a viable Palestinian state. These cold-blooded calculations of how to maintain domination of entire peoples and regions of the world\u2014calculations which, without batting an eye, not only take into account but require the deaths of the hundreds of thousands and the ruined lives of millions, in the service of those aims\u2014are what lie behind all the talk of \u201cfreedom and safety.\u201d\nThe meeting concluded that Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Iran were the most important sources of the radical Islamic trend the U.S. confronted, but they were difficult to deal with. Iraq, however, was another matter, \u201cweaker, more vulnerable,\u201d Woodward summed up. DeMuth told Woodward, \u201cWe concluded that a confrontation with Saddam was inevitable. He was a gathering threat\u2014the most menacing, active and unavoidable threat. We agreed that Saddam would have to leave the scene before the problem would be addressed.\"\nAnother participant told Woodward that the plan was to start with Iraq, and success there would lead to \u201cIranian overthrow.\u201d\nWoodward notes that copies of the memo \u201cstraight from the neo-conservative playbook,\u201d were hand-delivered to Bush\u2019s war cabinet and embraced by Cheney, Rice, and Bush, who began to \u201cfocus on the \u2018malignancy\u2019 of the Middle East.\"\nRecently, retired General Wesley Clark told Democracy Now (3/2) that 10 days after Sept 11 he was in the Pentagon and was told by a top official, \u201cWe\u2019ve made the decision we\u2019re going to war with Iraq.\u201d and that a few weeks later the same official told him a memo was circulating \u201cthat describes how we\u2019re going to take out seven countries in five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and, finishing off, Iran.\u201d\nIraq Quagmire Creates More\u2014Not Less\u2014Need to Attack Iran\nThe invasion of Iraq was designed\u2014in part\u2014to pave the way for weakening, and perhaps toppling, Iran\u2019s government. And as things have gone, instead, it has weakened the U.S. hand and strengthened Iran\u2019s in important ways.\nFor one, it removed one of Iran\u2019s main enemies in Saddam Hussein (after another of Iran\u2019s adversaries, the Taliban in Afghanistan, was also driven from power by the U.S.). The U.S. has been forced to rely on Iraq\u2019s pro-Iranian Shia parties to try to rule and stabilize the country.\nOverall, the U.S.\u2019s quagmire in Iraq has weakened U.S. influence, fueled the spread of Islamist trends, and bolstered Iran\u2019s regional influence.\nAll this has made the situation in the Middle East even more unacceptable to the U.S. imperialists, and the Bush regime has resolved on a course to become even more aggressive in reversing all this\u2014with the escalation of the war in Iraq and now the serious threats against Iran. And meanwhile, the Democrats have proved incapable and unwilling to stop Bush\u2019s troop \u201csurge\u201d to Iraq and have mounted no significant opposition at all\u2014and in some cases significant support\u2014to the real threats to launch a U.S. attack against Iran (other than to call for Congressional approval for any military action).\nThe Democrats\u2019 paralysis and the looming horror of an escalation against Iran highlight the urgency of broadening and deepening opposition to the war in Iraq and any attack on Iran. Such an attack, which would reportedly include hundreds of targets and could include tactical nuclear weapons, would lead to thousands and thousands of casualties, perhaps many more. And it could well strengthen the grip of the Islamic theocrats now in power in Iran. This would further accelerate the very negative dyanamic in which the assaults on the region fuel the growth of Islamic fundamentalism, while the reactionary program of the fundamentalists causes many in this country to either support Bush or be passive in the face of U.S. aggression and war crimes. A very different program and vision, neither McWorld/McCrusade nor Jihad, is urgently called for. And an essential element of that is driving out the Bush regime and repudiating its entire agenda and opposing now its war moves against Iran .\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/troops-en.html\nYou Can't Support Troops Waging An Unjust War!\nWHOSE WAR? WHOSE TROOPS?\nThere's a lot of talk about who does, and who doesn't, support the troops these days. It's one thing for George Bush and the leaders of the Republicans and Democrats to say they support the troops. Particularly those Democrats who say they oppose the war but support the troops are trying to corral the antiwar sentiment of people\u2014to prevent people from confronting what is really going on over there, and beyond that the real role and character of the army and the troops who fight in it.\nThere are also people who genuinely oppose the war, but who also say I support the troops. Many of these people approach this from a personal point of view. They have relatives, friends, or people they know in the military. Some people feel these troops should be supported because many of them were drawn into joining the military because there is so little opportunity for employment or education for so many people in U.S. society today. But that isn't the heart of the matter. To determine whether you should or shouldn't support the troops, you have to look at what these troops are doing and decide whether that deserves your support.\nThese soldiers are part of the U.S. military. The war they are fighting in Iraq is aimed at maintaining and extending U.S. domination in the Middle East and around the world. This is an unjust and immoral war. Look at what it comes down to for the people of Iraq.\nFrom the very beginning, the U.S. military has rained death and destruction on the Iraqi people. They've killed many, many people and created conditions in which many, many more have been slaughtered in violence pitting Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds against each other.\nU.S. troops flattened the city of Falluja, driving virtually the entire population out in order to take the city back from the those resisting the U.S. occupation. They routinely call in air strikes on Iraqi villages and urban areas, killing innocent Iraqis. U.S. troops set up checkpoints and raid people's homes, subjecting people to harassment and brutality on a regular basis. While carrying out this occupation, some U.S. troops have raped Iraqi women and just outright murdered people. What about any of this deserves the support of anybody who opposes this unjust war?\nSome who oppose the war try to deal with the contradiction involved here by saying, \"I support the warrior, not the war.\" But how can you separate the troops from what they are doing? Bob Avakian has raised the point that if you came upon a woman who was being attacked and raped by a gang of men, would you say, 'I support the rapists, not the rape?' Or if you encountered a mob of racists lynching a Black person, would you say, 'I support the lynchers, not the lynching?' Of course not. You'd say these people are doing something heinous, and I can't support them. Well the war that U.S. troops are waging in Iraq is also heinous, and it, and the troops who are carrying it out don't deserve the support of anybody who cares about justice!\nI know that these GIs are largely drawn from the working class and oppressed people. But that doesn't matter\u2014it doesn't mean that we should support them. Nor does it matter if they think that what they're doing is defending their country. What matters is that they ARE a part of inflicting untold suffering on the Iraqi people in order to enforce U.S. imperialist domination. If you're in the U.S. military, you have to take responsibility for what it's doing, and troops who are responsible for the kinds of things the U.S. military is doing in Iraq and elsewhere don't deserve the support of anybody who is concerned about what's just and right. The fact that their fundamental interests aren't served by the plundering and raping of Iraq and other countries the U.S. rulers have them carrying out makes it doubly painful and all the more necessary to struggle with them over where their real interests lie.\nWhen I talk about this, I'm dealing with something that I've been through. I was in the U.S. military back during the Vietnam war. The U.S. rulers put a gun in my hands, trained me how to use it and ordered me to go to Vietnam\u2014to kill Vietnamese people and maybe be killed myself. I didn't know what the Vietnam war was about when I got drafted into the army, or when I got the orders to go to Vietnam. But I had to quickly find out what it was about because I had to decide whether it was something I should or could be a part of.\nThere was a huge movement against the war in Vietnam back then, and many involved in it were saying this was an imperialist war that was aimed at drowning the liberation struggle of the Vietnamese people in blood. Groups like the Black Panther Party were saying that Black people had no business fighting for the U.S. in Vietnam while Black people were having dogs sicked on them here in the U.S. while fighting for their rights.\nI became convinced that this was true off of talking to a lot of GIs who had been in Vietnam fighting. They told me about atrocities committed against Vietnamese people that they had seen and some of them had even been a part of. About how they were trained to look at the Vietnamese people as a whole\u2014men, women, and even children\u2014as the enemy. I learned that things like the My Lai massacre, where U.S. troops destroyed a village and murdered many of its inhabitants\u2014most of whom were women, children, and old men\u2014because they suspected they supported the Vietnamese liberation fighters, was a routine occurrence. That the U.S. military frequently \"destroyed the village in order to save the village.\" That U.S. troops called in air strikes on villages if they THOUGHT they were being fired at from the direction of that village. That they killed Vietnamese people indiscriminately and raped women.\nI recalled that back in basic training our drill sergeants had fed us stories about the horrible things Vietnamese liberation fighters would do. They said they'd put a grenade in a baby carriage and blow up the baby to kill U.S. GIs. The drill sergeants would call Vietnamese people gooks, dinks and slopes non-stop. They were getting us ready to be part of the U.S. imperialist killing machine that could rain death and destruction indiscriminately on Vietnamese people in order to keep U.S. global domination in effect back then.\nI also learned that there were U.S. GIs who were resisting this war from inside the military. Some units marched off in the opposite direction from where they thought the Vietnamese rebels were. Other units just flat out refused to fight, and some GIs even fragged officers who tried to make them fight.\nThis helped me to learn that the war in Vietnam was a war to suppress the struggle of an oppressed people to free their country from imperialist domination. And that it was a war that anyone who believed in justice shouldn't support and shouldn't be a part of fighting. Off of this, I was able to develop the strength to refuse to go to Vietnam. I did two years in Leavenworth Military Penitentiary for taking this stand. Faced with this situation all over again, I'd take the same stand. What was really criminal was the war, and refusing to fight in it was the right thing to do.\nThe war in Iraq isn't a rerun of the war in Vietnam, but just like that war, this one is a war for empire. It's an unjust, immoral war. People shouldn't want to be a part of such a war, and people shouldn't be supporting the troops who are fighting this war. What are these troops doing that deserves the support of anybody who believes in justice? Nothing\u2014not a damn thing!\nThere are U.S. soldiers who deserve the support of everyone who opposes injustice. Those who have spoken out against the war, those who have refused to go to Iraq and those who have resisted the war in other ways. They are doing the right thing, and they deserve our support.\nAnd what do all the troops really need from those of us who know this war is wrong? Again let me draw from my experience. I didn't get the understanding and inspiration to refuse to go to Vietnam because people expressed support for the troops. I was able to do that because people told the truth about the war in Vietnam. And because the people protesting the war and the GIs who rebelled against it from inside the military challenged me through their actions to do the right thing.\nToday's troops need the same thing that I needed back then. They need to hear the truth about the war they're being sent off to be a part of in Iraq\u2014that it's an unjust war, a war for empire. They need to be challenged to take off their blinders and look straight at the atrocities the U.S. is inflicting on the Iraqi people and that they are being ordered to be a part of. And they need to be challenged to do the right thing today, just like I was challenged to do the right thing back during the Vietnam War.\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/walkout-en.html\nThis call can be found at the website of the organization World Can't Wait\u2014Drive Out the Bush Regime, at worldcantwait.org.\nCall for Student Walkouts:\nMarch 20th\u2014No School, No Business As Usual\nWalkout on March 20th\nEnd the War Now\nDrive out the Bush Regime\nThe U.S. war machine has Iran and its people in the cross hairs \u2013 and there is every reason to believe the threats on Iran are serious and U.S. military strikes would engulf the entire region in the flames of war and chaos.\nIf you had known about Hiroshima in advance, what would you have done to stop it? We face a cataclysmic moment on the horizon, as bodies continue to pile up on the streets of Baghdad.\nMarch 20th marks the 4th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. 4 years of U.S. air strikes, massacres, economic standstill, military curfews and cities left in rubble. 4 years of a war that has created 4 million Iraqi refugees and a country that has been ravaged by a civil war initiated and perpetuated by the U.S. government. Whether or not Bush\u2019s troop escalation \u201cstabilizes\u201d Iraq, this war has been unjust from the beginning and will only continue to be an illegal occupation.\nAt a time when your government is committing war crimes and crimes against humanity, your silence is complicity. The war in Iraq, the government\u2019s use of torture, and domestic spying do in fact rise to the highest levels of criminality, and failure to indict the Bush administration for carrying out these crimes will have horrible repercussions for future generations.\nThe Bush regime\u2019s drive for global empire has brought about a chilling \u201cnew normalcy\u201d of immigrant roundups, spying, fear campaigns, and a restructuring of the law that makes it difficult to distinguish our current society from a police state. While students in the U.S. are making plans for their future, the Bush regime is cementing a fascistic agenda into place that will radically alter the world our generation will inherit. Any progress society makes will be overshadowed by the fact that the government is openly torturing people. The ability for youth to engage in critical thought is being dramatically undermined by a Christian fundamentalist assault on everything from gay rights to evolution to reproductive rights.\nWe face an unprecedented situation that calls for unprecedented resistance. We saw the sparks of that resistance catch and begin to spread on February 15th when students on twenty seven campuses gathered in protests and strikes against the war. On March 20th, this resistance must grow. On this day we must expand and escalate resistance on campuses that goes beyond symbolic protest into stopping business as usual. We refuse to allow \u201cthe acceptable political framework\u201d to put limits on what is possible. We refuse to wait until 2008. We refuse to hide behind the hopes that those in the halls of power are going to fix things.\nAs the world reflects on 4 years of war with Iraq, resistance erupting from college campuses and high schools could signal a new phase of resistance and struggle that places its energies and hopes in the kind of independent, massive resistance that could bring an end to this war, prevent the launching of future wars and change the direction of society. As the U.S. military continues to sink into a deeper crisis, a generation of youth on a mission to end the war and drive out the Bush regime from within the empire could have a profound impact on the outcome of the historic moment we face today. Resistance where we live and where we go to school, resistance that opens up space for soldiers to speak out, resistance that pulses with a culture of defiance, and resistance through finding the ways to bring these crimes to a halt.\nThis is what the people of the world need; this is what the rulers in the halls of power fear.\nOn March 20th, every student needs to ask: where do I stand and what will I do?\nThe whole world is watching!\nEvery generation has a mission\u2014Ours is to drive out the Bush regime!\nMore information about this call for student walkouts is available online at worldcantwait.org.\nOr write to: youth_students@worldcantwait.org\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/pentagonmarch-en.html\nRevolution #80, March 4, 2007\nRevolution newspaper obtained the following information from the website of the World Can't Wait organization, at worldcantwait.org:\nMarch on the Pentagon March 17\nThis information was taken from the World Can't Wait website at worldcantwait.org\nEnd the War Now!\nImpeach Bush for War Crimes!\nNo Attack on Iran!\nSATURDAY, MARCH 17, WASHINGTON, D.C.\n12 NOON: Assemble at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Constitution Gardens)\n2 PM: March to the Pentagon\nYOUR GOVERNMENT, on the basis of outrageous lies, is waging a murderous and utterly illegitimate war in Iraq, with other countries in their sights. 655,000 Iraqis are dead. Bush has escalated the war, sending 21,500 more troops to Iraq, and moving towards war on Iran.\nThe bloodletting in Iraq must be stopped. We cannot allow an attack on Iran. Bush and Cheney must be impeached, and the whole dangerous direction of this administration must be brought to a halt. Only popular upheaval from below can push both Republicans and Democrats into compliance with the people's will.\nFor more information, contact World Can't Wait at worldcantwait.org or 866-973-4463\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/p2p-en.html\nWynton Marsalis: From the Plantation to the Penitentiary\nLet's say you could live to be 200 years old, you came in, in 1800. You are 165 years old before you even legally could do a lot of basic things. But like with a child, man, that first 65 years \u2013 whew, just think about that first 65 years\u2026 America was like: welcome, this is what we got for you. Then somebody made fun of the fact that you were that way for the next 100 years. You were like a national joke. Then you share crop, then you work, you don\u2019t get paid nothing. Then people entertain themselves with you, you blacken up, call you nigger, you can dance and shine, show your teeth shine. Then you fought for your freedom with other people, not just a black, white issue. People fought, the civil rights movement was integrated. And you got to a certain point then what? No help. No affirmative action, \u201cthey're taking all the jobs.\u201d Damn, I waited til I'm 185 to get a job, instead of being a job or a chair or something. Now you\u2019re telling me I\u2019m taking all the jobs, Now I'm in jail cause I had some weed in my pocket. Damn, can\u2019t you see, I went from the plantation right to the penitentiary.\nBlue Note interview with Wynton Marsalis about his CD,\nThe deliberate disharmony in the title track, From the Plantation to the Penitentiary, is jarring on a first listen. The in-between notes of vocalist Jennifer Sanon match the chordal dissonance of the trumpet and saxophone. And at times the melody travels on an unexpected path, like it's temporarily lost. Some phrases land on an off-key note that makes you stop short and wonder.\nMarsalis explains, \u201cIt's a strange kind of combination of something that's very sweet, but has an edge. A sweet voice makes the music more striking\u201d (Union Tribune, March 4, 2007). And the lyrics on this cut, written by Marsalis, are striking as well:\nFrom the field hand cry/to the ten to twenty-five\nFrom the 'sold-off' men/To the raised by next-of kin...\nFrom the 'no book' rules/To the raggly public schools\nFrom the coon and shine/To the unemployment line...\nFrom the work long days/To the dope and drinking craze\nFrom the stock in slaves/To the booming prison trade...\nIn the name of freedom... insane/In the name of freedom\u2026and shame\nIn the heart of freedom... in chains/In the heart of freedom\u2026insane\nThe first time I listened to this song, I found myself physically wincing at the end, when drummer Ali Jackson, Jr. methodically hard slaps the tambourine to take you back in time, evoking the sting of a skin-cutting whip as jingles in the background conjure up the sound of slave chains. Only on a second listen did I realize that the very first opening bars had previewed this disturbing imagery.\nMarsalis says: \u201cWhy I say from the plantation to the penitentiary is because I see a lot of similarities between the incarceration, the style of it now and the way of enslavement. Is it the same? No it is not exactly the same, but it is the same result in many ways, it generates a lot of income, and it reduces people to less than what they are.\u201d (Blue Note interview)\nA lot of musical environments are brought together on Plantation (which are noted with each song) \u2013 swing, modern Habanera, alternating 2-beat country groove, ballad, cumbia, 2nd-line swing and Motown vamp, to name a few. And Plantation targets a number of things, including homelessness, the U.S. \u201crunnin\u2019 all over the world,\u201d corrupt politicians, government neglect, and misogyny in rap. On Supercapitalism, Jennifer Sanon\u2019s frantic scat joins Marsalis\u2019 frenetic trumpet in a tempo that has notes and lyrics almost tripping over each other. Gimme that. Gimme this. Gimme that\u2026There\u2019s never enough. It\u2019s bebop on speed indicting the turbo greed of mindless consumerism. Plantation\u2019s cover art work includes a painting of a man with a slave chain around his neck; another depicts a Black youth with gold teeth also wearing a chain around his neck.\nWynton Marsalis' roots are in New Orleans and this is the first CD he\u2019s done since Katrina. The weight of that hurricane, along with a palpable and deep anger at the government's wanton neglect, has a heavy presence in every song.\nRemembering those horrible, shocking days after Katrina hit, Marsalis reiterates the theme of Plantation: \"People looked at the TV set and saw central government\u2014and, let's not forget, local government, which was black\u2014behaving with incompetence and inhumanity. We saw human beings suffering through bureaucratic fumbling, ignorance and stupidity. And we saw the descendants of slaves weeping in front of the cameras, saying, 'Have you seen my family? Have you seen my friend?' And that was eerie. That could have been happening in 1840, do you know what I mean? It made you realize that the legacy of slavery is very much with us. And I think that radicalized a lot of people. It's become something that's forced Americans to ask serious questions about what we are doing. I would hope that people are more receptive to these ideas than they've ever been.\"\nKatrina was indeed a wake-up call for many, many people about the real nature of the system we live under and a reminder for many others of just how deep and current the systematic oppression of Black people is in this country. It's now been over a year and a half since Katrina. Government promises to rebuild New Orleans have proved to be a sadistic, cruel joke. And this has been a sharp slap in the face for people like Wynton Marsalis who on a very deep level believe in the promises of American (bourgeois) democracy and think, as he says, that \u201cwe have a great country and a great way of life.\u201d Sometimes, when reality painfully and undeniably clashes with those deeply held principles, such deep belief can propel people to act--with a response that is in many ways more radical than the response from those who may consider themselves more savvy or even more \u201cleft-wing\u201d in their understanding of the system. And such beliefs are increasingly being challenged by things like what happened in New Orleans and other crimes against the people by the Bush Regime and the imperialist system it represents, both in the U.S. and around the world. Where Y'all At? includes the lyrics: \u201cWe runnin' all over the world with a blunderbuss/And the Constitution all but forgot in the fuss.\u201d This kind of questioning of and disenchantment with the system, which millions of people are wrestling with, is one factor creating potential for very real and fundamental change, beneath what can sometimes seem to be a locked down surface in today's situation.\nWynton Marsalis is known for his musical conservatism in keeping to traditional jazz and his condemnation of hip hop. But he says that every decade he tries to do a record that has some relationship to contemporary culture. And in Plantation he actually does a rap on Where Y\u2019all At?\u2014although he is adamant that \u201cthis ain\u2019t hip hop.\u201d He explains, \u201cSometimes it's important to speak in the vernacular, both lyrically and musically.\" And the first lines of the song go: \u201cYou got to speak the language the people are speakin'/ 'Specially when you see the havoc it's wreakin'.\"\nMarsalis\u2019 rap is accompanied by a bluesy New Orleans groove and a gospelly call-and-response as if in church \u2013 2nd line swing and Motown Vamp, according to the liner notes. And the question Where Y\u2019all At is directed at what Marsalis sees as a lack of leadership:\nAll you \u201860s radicals and world beaters/Righteous revolutionaries and Camus readers\nLiberal students and equal rights pleaders/What\u2019s goin\u2019 on now that y\u2019all are the leaders\nAll you patriots, compatriots and true blue believers/Brilliant thinkers and overachievers\nAll you when I was young we were so na\u00efve\u2019ers/Y\u2019all started like Eldridge and now you\u2019re like Beaver\nMarsalis' question, \u201cWhere Y'all At?\u201d is a reflection of the fact that there are millions of people in this country looking for real solutions and leadership that is up to today's challenges. And this underscores how many, many people, including intellectuals and artists like Wynton Marsalis, would want to know the work and leadership of Bob Avakian, the Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, and what he's all about. This is a leader \u2013 a leader who has had the courage to speak truthfully about the urgent dangers but real opportunities in the situation we face and to pose a revolutionary vision that's both extremely challenging and very viable, and--as part of a project for the emancipation of all humanity--has spoken in a way that no one else has to the very acute and agonizing contradictions so powerfully pointed to by Marsalis in From the Plantation to the Penitentiary.\nI might disagree with some of the ways Wynton Marsalis looks at jazz and other things as well. But stepping back onto a larger stage, I find there is something very important to both unite with and learn from in how he looks at his art and its relationship to changing the world. He says: \u201cA work of art is always some type of protest. If it affirms something than it protests something else. And an artists, a lot of time, they, the ones who are very serious carry the identity of the people so it is very serious to them. The identity of the people and the memory of the people\u2026 It's interesting, when you don't have a world view, you don't have the type of spiritual energy to develop the technique you need to express it. It's interesting how that works, that when you don't really feel strongly about a thing why you gonna practice all them hours and stay up and study all that stuff and learn from all those people, and I mean man, that's a lot of work. It's that world view. OK, this could be like this.\"\nCheck out From the Plantation to the Penitentiary. It reveals some important truth about this country with a lot of anger and heart.\nWalter Blandding \u2013 tenor and soprano saxophone\nDan Nimmer \u2013 piano\nCarlos Henriquez \u2013 bass\nAli Jackson, Jr. - Drums\nJennifer Sanon \u2013 vocals\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/break-en.html\nSolidarity Statement for March 8, 2007 International Women\u2019s Day March in The Hague:\nThe following is a solidarity statement from Mary Lou Greenberg, Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, to the March 8, 2007 International Women's Day March in The Hague, Netherlands, sponsored by the Campaign for Abolition of All Misogynist, Gender-Based Legislation and Islamic Punitive Laws in Iran. For information on the IWD march at The Hague, see \u201cFrom A World to Win News Service: Iranian Women Call for International Women's Day Actions\u201d in Revolution #81, online at revcom.us.\nMarch 8th, International Women\u2019s Day, is the day for people around the world to stand together in common struggle and solidarity for a future free from the degradation and oppression of women\u2014for the liberation of half of humanity. It is also a day to celebrate the role that women have played and need to play in the emancipation of all of humanity. The fate of the vast majority of both women and men everywhere is bound up with breaking the chains that cripple women\u2019s bodies, silence their words, constrain their thoughts and crush their dreams\u2014whether in western imperialist countries or Islamic theocracies. No people, no part of humanity can be free if one-half of the people is suppressed and enslaved.\nWe see all around us how the world cries out for revolutionary change. Tradition\u2019s chains of all kinds must be broken\u2014and the vision and means to thoroughly shatter them is to be found in a new, communist revolutionary vision and program. This is what's needed for there to be any fundamental and liberating change, in spirit and in material conditions, in imperialist countries and in countries dominated by imperialism.\nOne of these enslaving chains is the patriarchal domination that connects the rape, brutality, domestic servitude, and other forms of societal oppression that women face daily in every country. These horrors also are an inevitable part of imperialist war and occupation, today committed while the U.S. war-makers hypocritically preach about \u201cliberation,\u201d \u201cdemocracy\u201d and \u201cwomen\u2019s rights.\u201d Let me be clear. The U.S. is the greatest perpetrator of horror and terror in the world, and liberation\u2014including and especially the liberation of women\u2014cannot come through U.S. imperialist war, occupation and domination!\nToday as the U.S. escalates war on Iraq and prepares for what may be even greater crimes against Iran and the Iranian people, the need to unite broadly against U.S. imperialism and its crimes is urgently posed. As an internationalist, revolutionary Party working in the U.S., we have a special responsibility to stand firmly against these crimes and lead massive opposition to them. And, especially now, we are joining with many others in the U.S. working to drive the criminal Bush regime from power and oppose the whole reactionary agenda they are pursuing. At the same time, the world\u2019s peoples must not be drawn into siding with oppressors of any stripe and must be firm both in opposing imperialist war and aggression as well as Islamic theocracy and those whose aim is to impose it. This firmness is the only way to give air to breathe and political support to those who are fighting for a revolutionary road forward that is in the interests of the vast majority of the masses of people.\nAs Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA, has said:\nThis march today, as last year\u2019s European march, serves as an example of people refusing to accept either reactionary pole and raising the banner of a totally different future. I send this message in solidarity with your march and the larger struggle that it is part of. I know that millions of men and women around the world share the sentiments expressed in your flyer: \u201cWe, Iranian women, will continue on the path we started last year, seeking to establish 'another world' based on the participation and authority of all human beings, those who have no interest in maintaining the power structures based on exploitation and injustice....\u201d\nLet\u2019s hasten the struggle for that other world. Break the chains! Unleash the fury of women as a mighty force for revolution!\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/carter-en.html\nRecently, there has been an uproar of criticism against former President Jimmy Carter\u2019s book, Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid\u2014for comparing Israel\u2019s treatment of the Palestinian people with the white supremacist system of apartheid that once existed in South Africa.\nYou'd expect Carter to be attacked by the neo-conservative architects of the policy he's criticizing. But even more significant have been the attacks by Democratic Party leaders like Nancy Pelosi and Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean. Each stated that Carter does not speak for the Democrats. Pelosi added more, saying \"Democrats have been steadfast in their support of Israel from its birth, in part because we recognize that to do so is in the national security interests of the United States. We stand with Israel now and we stand with Israel forever.\" (Forward, January 3, 2007)\nAnd in a further dramatic public attack on Carter, fourteen advisory board members of the prestigious Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia (a liberal foundation established by Carter himself) resigned on January 11 in protest of the book. The New York Times stated that the letter by the resigning members \"accuses Mr. Carter of having abandoned his role as a peace broker in the Middle East, and said his statements had proven useful to white supremacists and other anti-Semites.\"\nIsrael, Apartheid and the Limits of Carter\u2019s Critique\nCarter's critics have howled at his use of the word \"apartheid\" to describe Israeli actions. \"Apartheid\" is the name for the system of racial segregation and domination in South Africa. The government was legally run by the whites there, and was an instrument of domination against the black Africans who originally lived in South Africa and who made up the vast majority of the population. The apartheid system legally denied Africans any political rights, and tightly controlled their movements; Africans who resisted, along with white South Africans who supported them, were routinely imprisoned for years and decades and otherwise oppressed, with many being assassinated or murdered in prison. This form of oppression was only ended in 1994, in the face of years of resistance and upheaval by the masses of African people there. (The oppression of the African people has persisted, in new forms, despite the victory over apartheid; but how and why that happened, and what must be done about it, is beyond the scope of this article.)\nOne look at Israel\u2014at its violent dispossession of the Palestinians who originally lived in Palestine; its violent and repressive control of the West Bank and Gaza territories, including the draconian control on people\u2019s movements and the virtual imprisonment of people in some cities; at the ways in which it insists on its character as a specifically Jewish state and that other countries recognize it as such\u2014all these irresistibly suggest the analogy to apartheid. The fact that Israel actually supported the apartheid regime for many years\u2014and that this support was not only economic, but extended to the police and repressive forces there and even included crucial assistance to South Africa in developing nuclear weapons (!)\u2014only serves to underscore the aptness of the analogy.\nGiven that, Carter\u2019s criticism is actually rather tame. As he himself points out, he is posing \u201capartheid\u201d as a possible outcome of current Israeli policies, and not as the very fitting description of the entire Israeli system which it is. Within that framework, Carter's book does speak about some of the apartheid-like oppression of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza: \"Utilizing their [Israel's leaders] political and military dominance, they are imposing a system of partial withdrawal, encapsulation, and apartheid on the Muslim and Christian citizens of the occupied territories.\" (p. 189) The Israelis are in fact constructing a wall around the West Bank in order to separate and contain the Palestinians. What Palestinians commonly call \"the apartheid wall\" consists of concrete walls, electrified fences, electric sensors, razor wire, trenches, and watchtowers\u2014across more than 400 miles of Palestinian land in the West Bank. This wall has further isolated many Palestinian towns, separated farmers from their fields, and stolen more land from the Palestinians. Richard Horton, the editor of the highly respected medical journal Lancet, gives a sense of the humanitarian dimension of this suffering in a recent report. Horton details instances of Israeli harassment and even threatened destruction of Palestinian clinics, the bleeding dry of resources for Palestinian health care more generally, and the ways in which Israeli-run \u201ccheckpoints and military barriers frequently obstruct women seeking care during critical periods of labor and delivery,\u201d among other things. [\u201cPalestinians: The Crisis in Medical Care,\u201d Richard Horton, New York Review of Books, March 15, 2007]\nDiscussing Israeli actions in the early 1990s, Carter points out that aspects of the so-called Oslo peace agreements in 1993 that created the Palestinian Authority (a Palestinian administrative apparatus in the West Bank and Gaza that has no state power) led to \"\u2026complete Israeli control over every aspect of political, military and economic existence of the Palestinians within the West Bank and Gaza. Israeli settlements permeated the occupied territories, and highways connecting the settlements with one another and with Jerusalem were being rapidly built, with Palestinians prohibited from using or crossing some of the key roads. In addition, more than one hundred permanent Israeli checkpoints obstructed the routes still open to Palestinian traffic, either pedestrian or vehicular.\" (p. 141) And Carter states that one of the main reasons for Palestinian anger and rebellion against the state of Israel has been the efforts of every Israeli government to find ways to illegally grab more Palestinian land.\nBut one of Carter's basic premises for what he sees as a settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is the demand that Palestinians accept Israel's \"right to exist within recognized borders.\" The insistence that the Palestinians must accept the original 1948 theft of the whole of Palestine is far from \"even-handed.\" This puts the blame for the struggle and suffering in Palestine and the Middle East on the Palestinians and other Arab people, while scolding Israeli leaders for doing things that make it more difficult for the Arabs to deliver the submission to Israel that imperialism requires.\nIsrael: Acting on Behalf of U.S. Imperial Interests\nDespite Carter\u2019s pretending to the opposite, Israel is not in fact some totally independent actor in all this. It is armed to the teeth and backed up militarily and economically by the U.S. and its allies. Indeed, without U.S. backing the state of Israel could not survive. The U.S. gives Israel $2 to $3 billion a year in aid, allowing Israel to build up one of the most powerful armies in the world\u2014which includes nuclear weapons. And the U.S. has given tacit, and sometimes open, approval to the half dozen or so Israeli military attacks on surrounding Arab countries over the past 50 years. All this is in line with the fact that the state of Israel was originally installed as a bulwark of first European and later U.S. imperial interests in that part of the world (and even more broadly).\nThis latter fact, of course\u2014the unjust foundational character of Israel as a settler state enforcing the interests of neocolonial rule in the Middle East and the way in which this is at the heart of the conflict\u2014has been forbidden from the \u201cofficial discourse\u201d in the U.S.; but it is nonetheless true, even if Jimmy Carter not only refuses to broach it but continues to justify it in his book.\nIn order to deny this central fact, Carter's book has to go through other glaring contortions of logic. In the beginning of the book, Carter argues that \u201cUntil recently, America's leaders were known and expected to exert maximum influence in an objective, nonbiased way to achieve peace in the Middle East.\u201d (p. 16)\nThis ridiculous assertion is contradicted by reality, some of which Carter himself reports on in the book. For example, in 1982, Israel launched a vicious invasion of Lebanon with the aim of wiping out the military and political structures of the Palestine Liberation Organization. Thousands of Palestinian and Lebanese civilians were brutally killed, and Israel subsequently occupied southern Lebanon for the next 18 years. Israel's alliance with right-wing fascist militias in Lebanon resulted in these forces carrying out a horrific massacre of Palestinian refugees in the Sabra and Shatila camps in Beirut. Carter says he was troubled by this invasion and he expressed this to some top Israeli leaders. Carter writes, \"Back came a disturbing reply from an unimpeachable source in Jerusalem: 'We had a green light from Washington.'\"(p. 95)\nThis one incident, which happened to get leaked to the press, gives a sense of the real nature of the \"objective, nonbiased\" role of the U.S.!\nIn sum, Carter is arguing that the blatant strangulation of Palestinian life in the West Bank and Gaza is creating suffering and thus bitter resentment among the Palestinians which then is a problem because it threatens Israel. And he is further arguing that the U.S. should return to an earlier posture in which they would pressure Israel to make some concessions to the Palestinians and at least appear to be working toward a separate Palestinian state\u2014one which would be tightly controlled by Israel (and beyond that, by the U.S.) but which would at least have the outer trappings of sovereignty. This, in Carter\u2019s view, would be a more viable way to maintain Israel\u2019s role and protect U.S. imperial interests overall in the area.\nThe Logic of the Bush Approach\u2026 and the Support of the Democrats\nBut Carter rightly observes that the Bush regime has abandoned this traditional approach of previous administrations and has refused to provide even the appearance of taking into account Palestinian needs and demands. So one must ask: what accounts for this new approach by Bush? And what does it mean that Carter\u2019s rather tepid criticism has been so roundly attacked by the Democratic political establishment?\nFirst, as to the Bush approach itself and its logic. Bush refused to even speak with Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat and supported the Israeli army\u2019s virtual siege of Arafat in his West Bank apartment during the last years of his life. He has supported the Israeli use of jet warplanes against Palestinian civilians, the brutal Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, its policy of assassinating Palestinian political leaders and activists, and so on down the line.\nToday, Israel has become even more essential and central to U.S. plans in the Middle East\u2014especially with Iran as a reactionary theocratic state increasingly challenging the U.S. and rallying anti-U.S. Islamic fundamentalist sentiment throughout the region. In comparison with other countries in the region, Israel has a relatively stable social order. While there are social conflicts in Israel, they don't threaten the general consensus, which is based on the original expropriation of the land from the Palestinian people. The Arab regimes in the area such as Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia are all U.S. allies but all face explosive social contradictions that make them unable to act as completely reliable policemen and hitmen for the U.S. This is why only Israel is uniquely capable of playing the role of a military fortress and a launching pad for strikes against Middle Eastern countries.\nPut it this way: in a situation that is highly volatile and highly risky for U.S. imperial interests, Israel exists as a bedrock outpost of imperialism.\nGiven that context, the criticism in Jimmy Carter's book of Israel and the U.S. support it enjoys is not the kind of talk the Bush regime wants people to engage in at this crucial point in history. The prevailing core of the U.S. ruling class are deadly serious about their juggernaut and it is quite revealing that even a respected \u201cmember of the club\u201d like Carter who mildly dissents or offers amendments can be cast as an anti-Jewish villain.\nBut it is the way in which the top Democrats have not only joined in, but in some ways \u201ctaken the lead\u201d in this criticism of Carter that is noteworthy. This shows that in this instance the Bush regime speaks for a much broader layer of imperialists than the core now at the height of power. Any questioning of the right of Israel to act without restraint is now viewed by almost all in the U.S. ruling class as a threatening counter-rhythm to the U.S. drumbeat of continued war for empire. Any implication, whether intended or not, that there might be something unjust at the foundation of Israel\u2014and the very use of the word \u201capartheid\u201d by Carter, no matter how he might have intended to limit its relevance, couldn\u2019t help but raise that question\u2014well, anything like that is out of bounds and anyone who \u201cgoes there\u201d finds that out the hard way. The fact that the object of the lesson is a former U.S. president who had been an architect of American policy in the Middle East and godfathered the 1978 Egypt/Israel peace treaty, only underscores the point.\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/historians-en.html\nIn January this year, an unprecedented resolution against the Iraq war and the Bush administration was passed at the Business Meeting during the annual meeting of the American Historical Association (AHA). The Executive Council of the AHA decided to accept the resolution, but at the same they decided to send it to the AHA membership for ratification. The AHA conducted an email balloting on the resolution from March 1 to 9.\nAccording to the website History News Network, \u201cThe resolution, which was backed by the radical Historians Against the War, urges a speedy end to the conflict and chides the Bush administration for repeated violations of human rights. Opponents of the resolution argued at the Business Meeting that the organization should not spend its moral capital on issues extraneous to the functions of a professional society. Advocates of the resolution retorted that the war has raised important issues vital to the practice of history.\u201d The History News Network reported that this was the first anti-war resolution in AHA's existence.\nThe resolution, titled \u201cResolution on the United States Government Practices Inimical to the Values of the Historical Profession,\u201d appeared in the Letters section of the March 15 issue of the New York Review of Books under the title \u201cHistorians Take a Stand,\u201d with a signatory list of over 150 historians.\nThe website of the Historians Against the War said, \u201cMost of us remain convinced that there is an intimate connection between the war in Iraq and the erosion of civil liberties at home, including attacks on scholarly travel and exchange, the teaching of Middle Eastern history, and access to materials essential to the pursuit of historical research.\u201d\nThe AHA describes itself as \u201cthe largest historical society in the United States,\u201d whose \u201cmembers include K \u201312 teachers, academics at two- and four-year colleges and universities, graduate students, historians in museums, historical organizations, libraries and archives, government and business, as well as independent historians.\u201d\nThe following is the text of the AHA resolution, which is available at the AHA website:\nWhereas the American Historical Association\u2019s Statement on Standards of Professional Conduct emphasizes the importance of open inquiry to the pursuit of historical knowledge;\nWhereas the American Historical Association adopted a resolution in January 2004 re-affirming the principles of free speech, open debate of foreign policy, and open access to government records in furthering the work of the historical profession;\nexcluding well-recognized foreign scholars; condemning as \"revisionism\" the search for truth about pre-war intelligence;\nWhereas the foregoing practices are inextricably linked to the war in which the United States is presently engaged in Iraq; now, therefore, be it\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/colorado-en.html\nColorado\u2019s Farm Plan:\nReplacing Immigrant Labor with Slave Labor\nLast summer, the Colorado legislature passed a vicious package of state laws aimed at immigrant workers. The new laws denied many state social services to immigrant families who do not have legal residency papers. They required very strict documentation in order to get Colorado drivers licenses. And the laws pushed to have state and local police turn over arrested immigrants to federal immigration agents. Similar repressive laws have been proposed in a number of states across the U.S.\u2014at the same time as federal immigration police are also escalating their raids of workplaces and arrests undocumented immigrants.\nFaced with such persecution, significant numbers of immigrant workers, including many farm workers, left Colorado and stayed out of the state when the 2006 harvest time arrived. Crops rotted on farms across the state\u2014without many of the immigrant workers who have previously picked the melons, pumpkins, onions, peppers and other cash crops.\nColorado farmers used to employ tens of thousands of undocumented migrant workers during the growing season \u2013 and many workers returned to the same farms over many years. This year, as many of half of these workers are not expected to return as usual.\nColorado officials have been working feverishly to come up with a plan to overcome this sudden \u201clabor shortage\u201d in their state. In February, they rolled out their new proposal: Replacing immigrants on the farms with prisoners working as slaves! Specifically, the state\u2019s prison authorities plan to hire out work crews of prisoners to farmers. The prisoners would perform the backbreaking labor of cultivating and picking the crops under armed overseers.\nThough the details have not all yet been finalized, the current plan is for farmers to pay the state about $10 an hour for each prisoner, while the prisoners themselves would get only 60 cents a day as a base pay. The rest of the money would be pocketed by the state as profit and as payment for providing the armed guards. According to the Colorado Prison Justice Reform Coalition, Colorado\u2019s state prisons are over 50 percent Black and Latino.\nColorado prison authorities hope to have 100 prisoners working on five or six Colorado farms by May. This plan could quickly extend to many more farms this year since state authorities are worried that farmers might choose not to plant crops if they are not reassured that the state will help provide a workforce in the fields to help harvest them. \"We're very excited about it,\" a Corrections Department spokeswoman said. \"We probably have 4,300 to 4,500 inmates who would qualify for this.\"\nThese authorities treat farm workers as criminals for arriving without documents, but they clearly believe it is quite fine for themselves to offer work crews of slave laborers to those same farms! The Colorado prison authorities sound like the Southern slave owners of the past when they try to argue that this degrading and oppressive slave labor is an \u201copportunity\u201d for the prisoners themselves! Ari Zavaras, director of the Colorado Department of Corrections claimed, \u201cThey won\u2019t be paid big bucks, but we\u2019re hoping this will help our inmates pick up significant and valuable job skills.\u201d\nHuman slavery was abolished in the U.S. in 1865\u2014when the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was passed right after the defeat of the Southern slave owning class in the Civil War. But the 13th Amendment inserted a carefully written exception right into the U.S. Constitution: It said slavery was not abolished for prisoners. In the deep South, this loophole was immediately used to create a system of prison chain gangs. Large numbers of Black people were railroaded into prison, often for the pettiest of crimes and forced to work as slaves in the construction of railroads, highways and river levees. Many were even \u201chired out\u201d by the Southern state governments to the owners of plantations and timber companies.\nAs the historic struggle of Black people arose in the 1950s, this chain-gang form of slave labor was suspended for the time being. But prisoners have been routinely forced to work virtually without pay within U.S. prisons. And prison chain gangs have been brought back with a vengeance in recent years.\nNow Colorado\u2019s government proposes to bring back open slave labor outside prison walls on the state\u2019s farms. And this is unlikely to stop in Colorado. Iowa\u2019s Department of Corrections is preparing a similar program, and the director of Iowa's prison industries program reports he is already getting calls from farmers, including one request for 200 prisoners.\n(For more on the overall attacks on immigrants, see \u201cMass Deportations, Vigilantes, Government Suppression: STOP the Fascist Assault on Immigrants!\u201d in Revolution #80, online at revcom.us.)\nPermalink: http://revcom.us/a/082/corres-en.html\nLast Friday I caught up with a friend of mine at work to show her the \u201cThis Must Halt! A Challenge\u201d issue of Revolution newspaper (#77). While she was packing up to head out the door I quickly pulled out the WANTED T-shirt (\u201cWanted for war crimes and crimes against humanity: The Bush Regime\u201d) and a bunch of issues of the papers and quickly talked about how this was a critical time occurring with Bush\u2019s escalating the war in the face of the millions who voted against it in the November election and how this newspaper also introduced people to Bob Avakian for all those who ever dreamed of having a different world. There was a need to get this issue of the paper out and call on the people to act to stop Bush. I also quickly ran down the Three Main Points about what people need to learn from reading Revolution newspaper and why she needed to get a subscription. She said she\u2019d think about it but agreed to take a bunch of newspapers to get out and definitely wanted the T-shirt.\nWhen I got back to work the following week she called me to come on over and collect the money for the papers which she got out to her girlfriends at the Bid Whist game they have every Friday night. When I went over to her office she ran down the story about Friday night. She told them, \u201cTonight before we start our game I would like you all to read this newspaper I got from a friend at work so we could talk about it.\u201d This immediately started up controversy. One of her friends immediately said, \u201cWe came here to play cards and not think about all this.\u201d My friend said, \u201cWell this is my house we\u2019re playing cards at and first we\u2019re going to check out this newspaper.\u201d Her friend shot back, \u201cThis doesn\u2019t sound like a democracy, this sounds like a dictatorship.\u201d And my friend snapped back, \u201cThat\u2019s right\u2014its time to start thinking about this.\u201d So, they proceeded to flip through the paper and two of the girlfriends who were devout Catholics read the first two paragraphs of the \u201cThree Alternative Worlds\u201d article and said that this was against religion and they didn\u2019t think they could deal with this. My friend said that this was about the world and we had to be open to different viewpoints about how we were going to deal with Bush and all the problems. Another friend responded that she was just an individual and an individual couldn\u2019t change the world. My friend responded by saying that the world is full of thousands of individuals and thousands of individuals could be powerful; even a group like theirs who gets together to play cards every week should be talking about this situation\u2014who knows, something could come out of it. She brought out that even her brother who she\u2019s always felt was \u201cnever about nothing,\u201d made a life change last year, moved to D.C. and wanted to be part of a movement to get rid of Bush. \u201cIf someone like him could make a change, then a lot of people could make a change.\u201d Then her social worker friend said, \u201cIn my work every day I see these problems out here that Bush is causing and something has to be done about it. Bring the next issue and let me check this out further and I\u2019ll decide whether or not to give this paper more attention.\u201d\nAnyway, this was not your usual Friday night. 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        "raw_content": "The Planting of the Church In Thessalonica\nPosted: November 26, 2017 by revivalbiblestudy315 in 1 Thessalonians, Sermons\nTags: 1 Thessalonians, Acts 17:1-9, Planting the church of Thessalonica, Thessalonica\nThis is the first sermon in the series on 1 Thessalonians. We cover background information about the culture and context in which the gospel message came in contact with at Thessalonica. The text is Acts 17:1-9:\n\u201cNow when they had passed through Amphipolis and Apollonia, they came to Thessalonica, where there was a synagogue of the Jews. Then Paul, as his custom was, went in to them, and for three Sabbaths reasoned with them from the Scriptures, explaining and demonstrating that the Christ had to suffer and rise again from the dead, and saying, \u201cThis Jesus whom I preach to you is the Christ.\u201d And some of them were persuaded; and a great multitude of the devout Greeks, and not a few of the leading women, joined Paul and Silas. But the Jews who were not persuaded, becoming envious, took some of the evil men from the marketplace, and gathering a mob, set all the city in an uproar and attacked the house of Jason, and sought to bring them out to the people. But when they did not find them, they dragged Jason and some brethren to the rulers of the city, crying out, \u201cThese who have turned the world upside down have come here too. Jason has harbored them, and these are all acting contrary to the decrees of Caesar, saying there is another king\u2014Jesus.\u201d And they troubled the crowd and the rulers of the city when they heard these things. So when they had taken security from Jason and the rest, they let them go.\u201d\nMichael Kruger on the basis of distinguishing heresy from orthodoxy in the early church\nThankful for the Church",
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        "title": "Random Thoughts and Ramblings \u2013 Page 9 \u2013 Musings of an Imperfect Pastor Going On to Perfection",
        "raw_content": "For those of you who follow me and/or my wife on social media, you know that we will soon be relocating from Mississippi to Kentucky. If you don\u2019t follow us on social media, well, I guess you just found out.\nI know that a lot of people have questions about why we\u2019re doing this, will we come back and other things. Our friends can certainly continue to ask these questions but I would also like to answer some of those questions here. I suppose this is some what of a F.A.Q.\nFirst off, the reason we are moving is because I have chosen to attend Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky where I plan to earn a Master of Divinity degree. This is necessary in order for me to pursue ordination in the United Methodist Church. Fulfilling ordination requirements is not my only motivation. I love learning more about God and His word so seminary will enable me to do that. I want to ensure that what I preach is truly correct. While the Holy Spirit certainly leads, seminary education can be used in leading as well.\nSome have asked if we are moving because of Hannah\u2019s death. Simply, the answer is no. We have been planning this move for almost two years so Hannah\u2019s death had nothing to do with our decision. We would have moved regardless.\nWe are planning to come back to Mississippi after I finish school. If I finish in the Fall we will stay until the following June in order for Jessica to finish her teaching contract and for me to finish my church appointment. As for where we will be living when we return to Mississippi, that is really up in the air. That will be determined by where the cabinet and Bishop of the Mississippi Annual Conference of the UMC see fit to appoint me; it could be anywhere in the state of Mississippi (as of this posting). We can state a preference but it will ultimately be up to how they are led by God as to where we will end up. With that in mind, we are selling our house in Stonewall.\nAs for how long we will be gone, it will be at least 3 years but possibly 4. It really depends on how long it takes me to finish my degree.\nSo those are the answers to many of the questions we have been asked about our move. One thing I ask is that you please keep us in your prayers as I make final preparations for the move. Jessica is at Mississippi State finishing her masters degree and I will possibly not see her again until she drives up to Kentucky next Friday (I will leave this coming Monday). Also pray that the sale of our house goes smoothly and that this is one less thing we have to worry about as we transition.\nAnd please, keep in touch! We want to continue sharing our lives with our Mississippi friends and family as we make new memories and friends in Kentucky. We will also be in Mississippi at least twice a year (once during the Summer and once during the holidays) and we would love to see people if at all possible.\nThis will likely be my final post until we reach Kentucky. So, until then\u2026 Grace and peace to you!\nThis sums up how I have felt after certain calls.\nYesterday I clocked in for my EMS shift. It started out and progressed just like any other shift that I\u2019ve worked. I checked off my truck and drank my coffee as my partner and I caught up on events since he\u2019s been back from his recent honeymoon. It didn\u2019t take long for the calls to start coming in, a storm that all of us working yesterday expected but also dreaded. We were short staffed, which has been the norm lately. The saying in EMS that is most often used is \u201cadapt and overcome.\u201d And we did. The public who call 911 for their emergencies and the hospitals, clinics and nursing homes who contract for transport don\u2019t care how many trucks are running. The calls came in, the doors went up and the trucks went out.\nAs far as shifts for me go, it was fairly average. In 24 hours I made seven runs, which is about my average. Three were 911 calls where the mantra was oxygen, Albuterol and saline locks for everyone. The rest of the day was filled with transfers, hospital discharges mostly. My last call was a transfer from one of our hospitals to a hospital in Jackson where the patient could receive a specialty that was not available here last night. As it turns out, this particular transfer would be my final call. We got back to the station at about 11:00 PM and, thankfully, slept the rest of the night. Well, \u201cslept.\u201d One does not actually get much rest when working a 24 hour shift. Instead, you just close your eyes and try to get some relaxation as you also stay alert enough to hear the truck number called out.\nWhen the wake up call went out, I vacuumed the day room and helped empty the trash. After I cleaned my truck and replaced monitor batteries and an oxygen bottle, I cleaned out my locker. Thankfully I did not have much in there besides some miscellaneous things. I mostly used it to hold a 12 pack of sodas, my traffic vest, cap and stethoscope. I turned in my traffic vest, as it was issued equipment and had to be returned upon resigning. I put my scope in my backpack and at the stroke of 0700, I clocked out for the last time and carried my sleeping bag, backpack and laptop (which I did not even have time to use yesterday) to my truck.\nAnd thus ended my career as a full time paramedic.\nIt feels strange to say that. I have been in EMS since 2009 when I first became an EMT and began working at a hospital based service. A year later, I began paramedic school and I fell in love. I loved learning about medicine, what the different drugs did and how to really help people who were experiencing all sorts of emergencies. Soon after I obtained my paramedic certification I began working at the service I left today, a county owned third service. The variety of any given day was a challenge but one that I enjoyed\u2026 Most of the time. But overall, working at Metro was a blessing. I was able to work a schedule that allowed me to answer the calling to pastoral ministry that I finally decided to stop fighting. My leaving today is a step in the plan to more fully answer that call by attending seminary in Kentucky and transitioning toward a higher emphasis on ministry.\nAlthough I left the field today in order to pursue what God has called me to do, I began to realize that even if God had not called me to the pulpit that I soon would have had to figure out an exit strategy. If I\u2019m going to be honest with myself, I have to confess that I have become what I hoped I never would: A burned out medic. Witnessing system abuse, messed up sleep patterns, the violence and the other things that one witnesses while working in EMS had begun to take its toll. One of my crew chiefs told me that I had not been doing it long enough to become burned out. I read a statistic recently that says that the average career expectancy of an EMT is five years. As I have been in the field for seven years, I am already above average.\nSeven years. Other than my years in radio, this is the longest that I\u2019ve been in one career field. During that seven years I have seen things that will haunt me forever, things that I will never talk about. There are things that I have seen that my wife does not even know about and never will. I have been in situations where I truly wondered if I was going to make it out alive. I have seen mothers and fathers lose their children. I have met some of the worst people imaginable. I have seen the effects of drug and alcohol addiction. I have seen the ravages of mental illness. I have seen how depraved some people can be, things that would make one lose all hope for humanity.\nBut it has not been all bad. There are many good things that have happened in seven years. I have made friendships that I hope to have for the rest of my life. I\u2019ve met some truly wonderful people who have touched me in ways that they will never know about. I haven\u2019t saved many lives but I have saved a few. I have been able to administer medication to reverse a drug overdose and keep a family from losing their mother/wife. I have reversed hypoglycemia when a patient\u2019s blood sugar was so low that they were on the brink of death. I have been on the receiving end of a few people telling me \u201cthank you\u201d for helping their loved one in the worst moment of their life.\nThe best thing is that I discovered an extended family. We aren\u2019t the most functional family but a family none the less. These are people that I have both worked with and who I\u2019ve connected with via social media because of our common bond a EMS providers. These are people who have loved me through some of the worst moments of my life. These are people who have taught me how to be a better medic and a better person. I have grown to love them all and would do anything in my power for them. I will always be grateful for them and I hope they will always be part of my life.\nWill I work in EMS again? It will only be on a very part time basis. I am licensed in Kentucky so I may work a shift here and there just to keep up my skills. I worked hard for my patch and I would hate to lose it. But, I know that there will come a day where I will have to let it go. I don\u2019t look forward to that day. However, as I move forward with the call to ministry that God has guided me to, I intend to be available as a chaplain to EMS. Hopefully EMS will not completely leave my life.\nMay God keep all of my EMS brothers and sisters safe. Know that I am here for you anytime you need someone to talk with or to pray with. When you have that bad call, I will let you talk about it or we can sit in silence. Believe me, I will get that. Sometimes knowing that someone understands what you\u2019re going through is enough.\nOnward to seminary.\nRandom Thoughts and Ramblings on Graduation\nToday, after many years of putting it off for no good reason, I finally achieved something that has been a dream of mine since I was a teenager. Today, I became a college graduate.\nToday was more than about the walk, the regalia and even about how I will soon begin studies at Asbury Theological Seminary. Today was about achieving dreams, yes, but it was also about proving people \u2013 including myself \u2013 wrong. Today was about giving thanks to God for His sustaining and His leading. Today was about being thankful to the many family members, friends and even strangers who prayed for me as I conducted my undergraduate studies. Today was about being appreciative of an amazing wife who has endured my being in school every single year since we were married (except for the first year). Today was about so much more than a simple walk. Today was about many things.\nI won\u2019t sugar coat it: This was hard. Completing a degree online may sound like something simple but it was tough. Like classroom students, I had to read, take tests and write papers. I had to really think about what I was learning and discern whether what I was learning matched up with God\u2019s Word (more often than not, the answer was \u201cyes\u201d). While in class discussions, I had acknowledge what I found issues with and discuss it in grace-filled ways when all I really wanted to do is ask the poster of the thread, \u201cAre you crazy?!\u201d But somehow I managed to do it. All of that while working what amounts to a full time job and a half, serving a church, being married and while enduring the loss of our Hannah. And I managed to graduate Cum Laude.\nI find this very fitting that graduation happened on the weekend of Mother\u2019s Day. Graduating from college was not only a dream of mine, it was also a dream of my mom\u2019s. When I was younger, I was very sick. For the first several years of my life, I was in an out of hospitals, poked and prodded by specialists, was the subject of experimental drugs and other things that I don\u2019t remember and probably don\u2019t care to. In the midst of all of this, I wasn\u2019t able to attend school like the rest of the kids. There were many in the local school\u2019s administration who felt that I would be a burden, that I wasn\u2019t capable of learning and that they shouldn\u2019t waste their time on me because I was probably going to die anyway (at the time, there was doubt as to whether I would live). This was before we had many of the laws governing special educations that we have today. With little backing, Mom had to fight tooth and nail to get the school district to provide the services I needed in order to learn. Because of her work, I, alone with several kids since me, benefited by being able to be taught in homebound programs. Eventually I was able to begin attending school regularly and ultimately I graduated from high school with honors.\nNot bad for a kid who was incapable of learning and on the brink of death.\nMom would have been very proud. I remember after my high school graduation I went up to her and she said to me, \u201cyou did it. You proved them wrong.\u201d She was just as proud when I graduated with my two Associate of Arts degrees. I can only imagine how she would have acted today but I imagine she would have been pleased.\nI don\u2019t say anything of this to brag. I am proud of my accomplishments but this is about more than bragging. The moral of this story is this: Do not ever let someone tell you that you can\u2019t achieve your goals. Be persistent. Don\u2019t be afraid of hard work. Focus on God and what He wants to do through you. No matter what your calling is, God will equip you to fulfill it. The question is, will you see it through or will you give in to attacks from the enemy?\nNext stop: Asbury Theological Seminary. And then: On to ordination. I\u2019ve come this far; I will see this through.\nHello, Shiloh UMC!\nIf you are from Stanton, Kentucky and have found this site, there\u2019s a good chance that you are part of Shiloh United Methodist Church. If that\u2019s the case, there\u2019s also a chance that you found my little corner of the Internet because you want to know more about your new pastor. So, I say to you: Hello!\nMy name is Jonathan Tullos and I have been appointed to Shiloh as your new pastor. My wife (Jessica) and I are excited to be joining you all in ministry. Our first Sunday will be June 28th and we plan to move into the parsonage on June 23rd.\nJessica and I are both native Mississippians. This weekend I am graduating with a Bachelor\u2019s in religion from Liberty University and we are moving to Kentucky so that I can pursue studies at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore. Currently I serve Oak Grove United Methodist Church just outside of Meridian, Mississippi and I\u2019m also a paramedic at the local ambulance service. Jessica is a high school science teacher and will soon be finishing her Master\u2019s degree in biology at Mississippi State University.\nAgain, we are excited to be joining you all and I look forward to being your pastor. There will be opportunities for us to get to know one another once we get to Stanton and get settled. As we prepare to move, know that we are already praying for all of you as you enter this time of transition. We are also praying for a smooth transition for your current pastor, Derek, and his family as well.\nWe will see you soon! In the mean time, please feel free to send me a friend request on Facebook and/or follow me on Twitter. May God bless you and keep you all.\nRandom Thoughts and Ramblings from a Living Room in Wilmore, Kentucky\n\u201cGod hath no favourites but I do. Hail State.\u201d \u2013 A totally true saying by John Wesley. Totally. I read it.\nCurrently, I am sitting on a couch at my sister-in-law\u2019s house in Wilmore, Kentucky. Jessica and I are up here visiting her sister Sarah and Sarah\u2019s husband Brandon as we make preparations to move to this area in the near future. Sarah and Brandon are currently enrolled at Asbury Theological Seminary, which is the seminary where I plan to attend beginning this Fall. If you want to imagine what Wilmore may be like, the closest thing I can compare it to is Mayberry. Seriously, it\u2019s the perfect vision of a small town. The school is great and I\u2019m very much looking forward to being a student here.\nIt wasn\u2019t that long ago, relatively speaking, that I would have told myself I was crazy for even thinking about seminary.\nAnswering a call to ministry was the furthest thing from my mind. I knew I was called but I had no interest in answering. And now, here I am a licensed pastor, who is about to finish an undergraduate degree and about to pursue a master\u2019s degree. I wasn\u2019t some specially trained guy or even the most intelligent person I know (my grades certainly reflect that). The biggest thing has been that I finally was willing to say \u201cyes\u201d to what God was asking me to do. I was not equipped when I was called but He has equipped me as I have answered the call. That\u2019s really the biggest thing about any type of situation with God. He simply wants us to be willing to serve Him. I\u2019m thankful that I finally said \u201cyes.\u201d The journey that this has taken me on has been amazing and I\u2019m eager to see what else happens in the future.\nIn spite of the fact that Jessica and I are on a vacation \u2013 which is partly a working vacation \u2013 we can\u2019t escape certain things. Yesterday was three months since Hannah\u2019s birth and early departure from this world. We can\u2019t go a day without thinking about her and missing her but it especially seems to be strong on the \u201canniversary\u201d days. Every 8th day of the month will be such a day. As much as these days will remind us all the more of Hannah, it will also be a reminder of how blessed we have been by people who have loved us through this experience.\nAs I mentioned, we are on vacation. We will be in Kentucky until Wednesday and then headed to spend a few days in North Carolina with my sisters, aunt and uncle. After that we will be spending a couple of nights at Lake Junaluska and even touring the Biltmore Estate before returning home. Being away and not working on the ambulance has helped me to relax in ways that I had forgotten I was able to experience. I truly have been burned out on EMS and I desperately needed some time away. I had no idea to the degree which I needed that time away. Regardless of what field you might find yourself in, take your vacation time. You will return a much more relaxed and productive employee.\nBut I also have to admit that being away has made me look forward to hanging up my scope for good.\nSo those are the random thoughts going through my head right now. Hey, at least the title of the blog is true.\n\u201cPaid \u2013 No Charge\u201d\nYesterday was a bad day. I suppose in the grand scheme of things, it wasn\u2019t horrible but it started out badly\u2026 At least, not in the way I would have liked it to (it\u2019s a long story that I honestly do not want to share the details publicly). I found myself very frustrated and overall very down.\nEven pastors have bad days and question the good of humanity sometimes.\nToday, however, was a much different story. I was humbled, blessed and reminded of how generous people have been and continue to be, especially in the wake of Hannah\u2019s death. Allow me to recount some of the events.\nToday started with the best part of any of my EMS shifts: Coming home. I relaxed this morning while Jessica spent part of the day at the school where she teaches (she is transitioning back to work slowly, with plans to fully return to work in a couple of weeks). I had lunch with my new ministry mentor, Wesley, and our conversation was great. Truthfully, I was looking forward to this event because Wesley and I have been friends for a few years and he was recently named as my mentor as I navigate through the ordination process in the UMC. So I thought, this was going to be the bright spot of my day. The rest of the day wasn\u2019t looking so hot.\nThe reason for that is because this was the day that Jessica and I decided to go look for a headstone for Hannah\u2019s grave. It was something that we were not looking forward to because we would have to think of her death in a very outward way with someone we had never met. Not to mention that no parent should ever have to choose such an adornment for their child\u2026 I digress\u2026 We had considered what company to use and I remembered J.H. O\u2019Neal Marble Works in Meridian and decided that we should go and talk to them. When I was a radio personality I used to voice their commercials so I was at least somewhat familiar with them. I had also heard that they were nice people and did good work so we found ourselves headed in their direction.\nAs it turns out, this was a good thing.\nWe were greeted by a very nice older gentleman. I hate that I cannot remember his name but it does escape me at the moment. As we were discussing the different options for a headstone, the wording, design and such, he was very patient and put us at ease. When we had decided on a design and what all should go on it, we brought up the topic of payment and how much we should pay today. Let me just say that the price we were initially quoted was very reasonable so we were not worried about it. He wrote something on the invoice and handed it to us. I read it. And then I looked at Jessica and looked at the invoice again. On it, the man had written, \u201cPaid \u2013 No Charge.\u201d\nI was floored. I was in disbelief. I felt such joy at this generous action that I just didn\u2019t know what to say or do. Needless to say, he got several thank yous and hugs from Jessica and I. By the way, assuming all goes as it should, the stone should be in place in less than a month.\nJessica and I have been humbled and astonished at the amount of generosity that we have been shown since Hannah died. From the care we received at the hospital, the food that was provided, the funeral not costing us anything, the monetary gifts given to both us and Camp Wesley Pines in Hannah\u2019s memory and prayers and visits from so many, the love we have been shown has been overwhelming and such a blessing. I feel that those words are not adequate but I just don\u2019t know how to say it any other way. Simply, we have been blown away.\nThe generosity has reminded us that God has blessed us with many great people, even some people that we don\u2019t even know directly (several donations to Wesley Pines were made by people we have not met).\nIn Scripture we are taught in numerous places to be generous with what we have been given. Jesus taught that when we serve others, we serve Him (I actually preached on that last Sunday). The generous acts that have been bestowed upon us have inspired Jessica and I to be more generous. If we can repay even 1/10 of the kindness that has been shown to us, we will have done something truly amazing.\nToday has been one of those bittersweet days but with a much sweeter ending than we ever could have dreamt of. We simply continue to be awe struck at the generous acts that have been shown to us. If you have participated in any of these, know that are grateful. And if you need to know some good people to do business with should the need for a funeral or a grave marker arise, please feel free to contact us. We will be glad to send you their way.\nThe Heresy of the Prosperity Gospel\nA distressed parishioner arrives at the offices of the church where he is a member. Today he has an appointment with Pastor Jim to discuss some problems that he and his family have been having. \u201cPastor Jim, I just don\u2019t know what to do. I have been praying hard for God to bless my family but we just can\u2019t seem to keep our heads above water. We are living paycheck to paycheck and some months the ends don\u2019t even touch.\u201d Pastor Jim ponders Joe\u2019s problem for a moment and says, \u201cWell, have you been giving your tithe to the church?\u201d \u201cWell, to tell the truth, we haven\u2019t been able to afford to do much. We normally at least put a twenty in the bucket\u2026\u201d\n\u201cBut that\u2019s not enough! You have to give to the Lord\u2019s church! You have to bless Him in order for Him to bless you!\u201d Joe looks startled at Pastor Jim\u2019s response and, with tears in his eyes, makes a promise to be better at putting more money in the offering bucket. \u201cWe will give until it hurts! I may have to skip a meal in order to afford to give as we should but if that\u2019s what I have to do in order for God to bless us with a lot of money I will do it.\u201d\nPastor Jim smiles. \u201cGood! There\u2019s also a prayer you can pray and other words you can speak over yourself and your family that will cause God to open the flood gates of His blessings! They\u2019re all in this book. Give the secretary a check for $29.99 as you leave.\u201d Soon after Joe leaves, Pastor Joe leaves for the day and heads home in his Mercedes to his million dollar mansion, both bought and paid for by the church.\nThe above is a completely hypothetical situation but it is one which likely plays out in churches all across our country and, increasingly, the world. Well meaning people, mainly people who are below or near the poverty line, want God to bless them. However, their idea of a blessing from God is in the form of making them rich, giving them every little thing they ever wanted, big houses\u2026 all for the glory of Jesus. They feel that if they are good enough, give enough and speak certain prayers or \u201cdeclarations\u201d over their lives that God will be forced to grant them their every want. Unfortunately this is the heresy being taught in these churches by many self-appointed men and women \u201cof God\u201d who prey on these vulnerable people who are hoping to make a better life for themselves and their families by the power of Jesus\u2019 name.\nSome call this \u201cname it, claim it\u201d theology\u201d Some call it \u201cthe prosperity gospel\u201d or \u201cword of faith.\u201d No matter what name one gives it, I call it heresy. The purveyors of this false theology are nothing short of predators who take advantage of at-risk people and laugh all the way to the bank while the poor stay poor. The result of this is a rich \u201cpastor\u201d and parishioners of their churches who are becoming increasingly angry at God for not giving them what they feel is their blessing.\nThere is no doubt that you have seen books of people such as Joel Osteen, Joyce Meyer, Creflo Dollar (note: This is not an attack on these particular people, rather I take issue with what they teach) and many others who claim that one can become successful and blessed by praying certain prayers, \u201cspeaking\u201d blessings on your life and by giving money to their ministries that God will bless you with riches beyond your wildest dreams. This is nothing new, of course, but in these days of \u201cwant and woe\u201d there seems to be more of this heresy invading everyday life. I can\u2019t go a day without logging on to social media and seeing people quoting these books in hopes of themselves receiving blessings in the form of an increased bank account or a new toy. My first experience with this crock was when I was in my first year or college. It was during this time that the Prayer of Jabez, found in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10, became famous.\nJabez was more honored than his brothers. His mother had named him Jabez, saying, \u201cI bore him in pain.\u201d Jabez called on Israel\u2019s God: \u201cIf only you would greatly bless me and increase my territory. May your power go with me to keep me from trouble, so as not to cause me pain.\u201d And God granted his request. (1 Chronicles 4:9-10 CEB)\nAn author by the name of Bruce Wilkinson wrote a book based on this scripture. Wikipedia says:\nIn the book, Wilkinson encourages Christians to invoke this prayer for themselves on a daily basis:\nI challenge you to make the Jabez prayer for blessing part of the daily fabric of your life. To do that, I encourage you to follow unwaveringly the plan outlined here for the next thirty days. By the end of that time, you\u2019ll be noticing significant changes in your life, and the prayer will be on its way to becoming a treasured, lifelong habit.\nThe book became an international bestseller, topping the New York Times bestseller list[1] and selling nine million copies. It received the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association Gold Medallion Book of the Year award in 2001.\nSo let me get this straight: By praying this prayer, Wilkinson claims that one will never want for anything or have any bad experiences? I call shenanigans. Life experience tells me that this is not true. The only thing this did was make Wilkinson a rich man from selling books as well as items such as keychains, art prints and even mouse pads.\nThis teaching does nothing but relegate God to the role of a genie whose job is to grant our every wish. Scripture is twisted to make their context fit the agendas of those who preach it. And what do they do? Laugh all the way to the bank.\nThis false doctrine harms people and makes a mockery of God. God is not going to grant our every wish just because we want them. God does provide for our needs and wants to bless us but this does not mean He wants to make everyone rich. Material wealth is not an indication of one\u2019s relationship with God. The fact that someone is poor does not mean that their faith is not strong enough, that they have not prayed the correct prayer or that they have not given enough money to their local megachurch. Adherents to this teaching are made to feel inadequate and unloved by God if their bank account is not big enough or their car not flashy enough.\nI thank God that He is in the business of granting something much more important and more valuable than a large bank account or a new SUV. He grants us something we do not deserve and something that can not earn by giving money to a preacher or buying his book. He may not give us our ever whim but He does give us grace. Grace, grace, marvelous grace. I am more thankful for this than I ever could be for something I could ever hold in my hand or spend. I am happy that He loves me and you enough to make us into a new creation with His unlimited supply of grace.\nOur worth in God\u2019s eyes is not measured in dollars and we should not measure how blessed we are by the size of our bank account. Instead, we should take just a moment and simply say: \u201cThank You, Lord, for Your grace.\u201d\nIf you want to read the article that does a much better job at explaining why the prosperity gospel is heresy, check out this posting by Pastor Rick Henderson on The Huffington Post.\nMy Social Media Fast and Other Random Thoughts and Ramblings\nYes, it\u2019s in another language (German?) but it\u2019s appropriate.\nLast week I took a break from my social media activity. The main reason I did this is because I felt called to fast from something that I spent a lot of time with in order to focus my time better on hearing God\u2019s voice as the church to which I am appointment sought/is seeking God\u2019s will for the future of the congregation. I love Facebook and Twitter. I love interacting with people and being able to share my thoughts on this and that. However, if I\u2019m being honest with myself, I needed this break for several reasons. While some might say that I lost a week of communicating with friends and family, I feel that I gained a whole lot more than I lost. In short, I don\u2019t feel that I lost much of anything at all.\nIt was very refreshing.\nI did get to spend some extra time in prayer, meditation and reading scripture. I took advantage of that as much as I could during this fast. I also found myself more engaged with the physical world around me. I wasn\u2019t checking my phone constantly or worrying about missing something. You may have heard of something called \u201cFOMO\u201d which means \u201cFear of Missing Out.\u201d If I\u2019m being honest with myself, I have had that and I would check my phone way too much. I was reminded that the world is not going to collapse because I miss out on something (did I really miss out on anything important in the first place? I doubt it). I was even more communicative with my wife. In short I was quicker to be more interactive with the world that is actually around me, the world in which I find myself. I firmly believe the timing of this fast was not an accident. I was even on a break from my school work (which is done online). I believe God used this fast to remind me that a world exists, a world that He created, outside of the Internet. Of course, I realize and always have realized that there is a physical world. Perhaps it would be better to say that the reminder was that life happens off of Facebook and Twitter and that not everything has to be documented through those mediums in order to be valid experiences.\nI have to make a comment about one aspect of my fast that I found particularly refreshing. I did not miss endless political rants, rumors, unsubstantiated junk and other assorted nonsense. I have to be honest: I find myself getting very fatigued from all of the political pundits found on social media. I realize that I occasionally post political items but I also tend to post either my own opinion and links from reputable sources. Everyone is entitled to their opinions but I find the constant stream of outright false information incredible. I am not picking on one party or another; all sides are guilty of this. I pondered politics somewhat during my break but no great revelation came to me. I am still of the opinion that both of the major parties are equal in many ways and are pretty much useless. I remain an independent with left or right leanings depending on the issue. I will not toe a party line, nor will I engage in a misinformation war. I did not miss posts of a political nature at all.\nIn short, I gained much more than I lost form my break. I gained a reminder that I can live offline as well as on. I found rest for my mind (I believe I slept better last week than I have in a while). I had a little less compassion fatigue and I was granted a much needed break from social media\u2019s political aficionados. This made me think about how much time I am spending with social media and I will be making a lot of adjustments. I mean no offense in saying this but I also plan to make adjustments to the types of things I see online, at least that which I can control. If being exposed to certain things increases my anxiety and fatigue then I need to do something about that. In addition to hearing God\u2019s voice about the future of my church I believe be granted me rest that I have been needing for a long time. This fast has given me a lot to think about and a lot of realization about adjustments I need to make and have been needing to make for a long time. I am thankful for all of this. I may do it again in the near future. I was refreshed.\nAnd now: Some thoughts on other things.\nAt the risk of sounding hypocritical given my comments about politics, I would like to comment on the government shutdown that ended last week. This shutdown that did nothing but give most government employees a two week paid vacation backfired in the worst possible ways on those who orchestrated it. Two weeks for the political powers that be to do exactly what they have been doing since 2009: Putting Band-Aids on an open wound. Instead of dealing with overspending by liberals and conservatives alike we have been borrowing more and more money instead of paying down our bill. This is the equivalent of asking for one\u2019s credit card limit to be increased every time they approach the previous limit. Because of this we have run up a bill for trillions of dollars and have increased that debt every month instead of making tough decisions. Imagine if a business or a household had no budget for four years. The result would be chaos and the time that the creditors came to collect would not be pretty. This is what I fear will happen with the United States if something is not done. The Republicans say that the Democrats only want to tax and spend and the Democrats make the same charges against the Republicans.\nIf one pays attention they can see that both parties print money like it\u2019s going out of style. Only the things they spend this money on are typically different (although a lot of it is also the same). This is our fault because we are the ones who keep electing these officials over and over again. We need to demand accountability from our Congressmen and Senators. Difficulty decisions will have to be made and money will have to be cut. Reforms for government assistance programs must happen. What I mean by reform is eliminating people who are receiving these services and don\u2019t need to be. The only way to do this is to start at the top of the list and work your way down, reviewing each and every case to determine if the person really needs the assistance. Yes, this will mean making people mad. So be it. No one said being an elected official was easy, nor should it be expected to be. If our elected officials refuse to work for these cuts and reforms they we should show them the door. I plan to remember the shenanigans of the last few weeks (and at other times) next year. I hope you do as well.\nNow that I\u2019ve gotten that off of my chest, I\u2019m off to prepare for committee meetings tonight. May God bless you and keep you.",
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        "raw_content": "Thank you for your inquiry. We have passed your message on to Virginia Museum of History & Culture.\n428 N Boulevard Richmond VA 23220\nThe Virginia Museum of History & Culture, owned and operated by the Virginia Historical Society, is the oldest cultural organization in Virginia, and one of the oldest and most distinguished history organizations in the nation. The museum features exhibitions with objects from its collection of nearly nine million items as well as traveling shows from around the nation. On long-term display, The Story of Virginia exhibition tells the story of Virginia from pre-colonization to recent events. Adjacent galleries features paintings of the variety of landscapes across the Commonwealth and an extensive silver collection.\nThe building itself is a striking landmark on Richmond\u2019s Boulevard perfect for a variety of events. Brides have used the galleries and the front steps for both ceremonies and receptions. Offering multiple spaces, the museum can accommodate a wide range of party sizes for either seated dinners or standing cocktail hours. The venue is unique and makes for memorable photos and an extraordinary experience for guests.\nClick here to find out more about hosting your wedding or reception at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture.\nReview Virginia Museum of History & Culture\nOn site parking available, On street parking available",
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        "raw_content": "Collecting rare coins is an activity that nearly anyone can do. This is because coins are everywhere and are accessible to the general public. Getting into coin collecting, however, can be intimidating for some people. Knowing where to look, how to find rare coins, and how to become better at your hobby can help make coin collecting a more rewarding and enjoyable experience.\nThe following tips can help beginners as they get started with their newfound passion for coin collecting.\nSearch Your Pocket Change\nMany people are surprised to discover that a variety of rare coins are already in circulation right now. Double-die varieties, coins with missing mint marks, and coins with other anomalies are all in circulation and mixed up with standard-value coins.\nSearching through pocket change, buying rolls of coins from the bank, and manually inspecting coins as they\u2019re given back at the cash register are all ways that beginners can get their start collecting rare and valuable coins.\nMake a habit of looking carefully at all of your coins. This is a fun thing that you can do at dinner, while talking on the phone, or even when sitting in front of the television in the evenings.\nCoin collecting is often a community-based activity, with coin collectors from a certain area seeking out expertise from other coin collectors near their home. Your community may have an established coin-collecting club. If it doesn\u2019t, you can find online forums and groups of people who support one another, answer each other\u2019s questions, share tips and tricks, and also celebrate each other\u2019s successes.\nJoin a community, whether online or in person, where you can get the support you need.\nGet a Metal Detector\nRare (and not-so-rare) coins are all over the place. You can find them in parking lots, backyards, historical sites, and parks. The easiest way to find these coins is with the use of a metal detector. You can buy hobby-grade metal detectors at hobby stores for a relatively low cost. Beginning-grade metal detectors cost as little as $100 and can be used to find coins in a variety of locations.\nCoin collecting is an activity with a long history. People have been collecting coins for hundreds of years, and possibly as long as coins themselves have been in existence. If you\u2019re new to coin collecting, you\u2019ve got a lot to learn about the different types of coins, what makes a coin rare, which rare coins are worth the most (and which aren\u2019t worth much at all), and what heights you can strive for as a coin collector.\nLuckily, you can access a variety of online sources, books, periodicals, and other sources where you can learn more about coin collecting. Get your start by visiting your local hobbyist store to look for coin-collecting guides and other resources.\nCoin collecting requires you to be discerning and knowledgeable about the coins that you\u2019re collecting. Without picking an area of expertise, you may find it very difficult to become knowledgeable about the coins that are available to be collected.\nSelecting an area of expertise enables you to dig deeper into your hobby and do more thorough research, which, in turn, enables you to hunt down more valuable coins. Some collectors will become an expert about coins from a certain range of time, while others will become an expert in coins from a certain country or of a certain type.\nWhatever type of coin interests you, stay focused on your collection. By building up coins of a certain kind, you can develop a respectable collection.\nAs with any other hobby, you\u2019ll get better at coin collecting over time. The more you do it, the more adept you\u2019ll become. Get in the habit of looking at coins as soon as they\u2019re given to you, using your metal detector on a weekly basis, and engaging in coin-collecting club activities as they come up. The longer you\u2019re involved in coin collecting, the more mature your collection will become.\nIt can take a long time to build up a collection that is worth money. Still, for a true coin collector, the value of the collection is not just monetary. People who engage in coin collecting love to solve puzzles, conduct research, consider historical contexts, sort objects, and organize collections.\nIf you\u2019re struggling to develop a coin collection of value, remind yourself that coin collecting is, above all else, fun to do. Your collection will develop and mature with time, and until that happens, you\u2019re just having fun.\nWant more information about starting your coin collection? Contact Rocky Mountain Coin! We\u2019re happy to answer any questions you might have about collecting coins.",
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        "raw_content": "International / Trump reimposes sanctions on Iran; says open to new nuclear deal\nFILE: Washington: US President Donald Trump at the White House.\nUS President Donald Trump on Aug 05, 2018 reimposed sanctions on Iran, which were lifted as part of the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal, but said he remains open to forging a new nuclear deal with Tehran.\nIn May, Trump had announced to withdraw from the Iranian nuclear deal. The reimposition of sanctions on Iran, will have major impact on countries like India, with which it has traditional and historic trade relationship.\n\u201cToday, the US is taking action to reimpose nuclear-related sanctions with respect to Iran that were lifted in connection with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action of July 14, 2015 (the JCPOA),\u201d Trump said.\nHe said all remaining US nuclear-related sanctions will resume effective November 5, 2018. These include sanctions targeting Iran\u2019s energy sector, including petroleum-related transactions, as well as transactions by foreign financial institutions with the Central Bank of Iran.\nTrump, however, said he remains open to reaching a more comprehensive deal that addresses the full range of the Iranian regime\u2019s malign activities, including its ballistic missile programme and its support for terrorism.\n\u201cThe US welcomes the partnership of likeminded nations in these efforts,\u201d he added.\nJCPOA, Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, nuclear deal, reimposes sanctions on Iran, US nuclear-related sanctions, US President Donald Trump",
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        "raw_content": "How was your weekend? I hope you enjoyed it.\nBut I know that no one could \u201cenjoy\u201d the tenth anniversary of a horrible day.\nYesterday I woke up at dawn, planning to swim and run and feel wonderful under the sky. I\u2019d swim a mile in a big empty lake\u2026and then run 5K with lots of happy runners.\nBut of course that didn\u2019t happen.\nCouldn\u2019t see myself cavorting on 9/11. And I couldn\u2019t watch TV. So I spent the day thinking about my Mom (a life-long New Yorker)\u2026and trying to make some beautiful photos. Just trying to make some beauty. Add a bit of life to the world.\nTrying to see the blue sky as a fountain of strength and continuity\u2026\nSomething that fills my soul\u2013\n\u2026and not a highway of Death.\nI worked many hours on my computer. Think I made some beautiful pictures. But I never left the house.\nThe sky is blue again today. And today (9/12) I\u2019ll swim and I\u2019ll run.",
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        "raw_content": "Michael Jay Andrews\nFrom his key contributions as a rookie on the pennant-winning Boston Red Sox of 1967 to his final games spent entangled in one of the most controversial incidents in World Series history, Mike Andrews packed plenty of memorable moments into seven-plus big-league seasons. And while his baseball career may not have lasted as long \u2014 or ended \u2014 as he envisioned, it led directly to a second vocation that the former All-Star second baseman considered even more rewarding than playing on two AL championship teams.\nAs chairman of the Jimmy Fund of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, located less than a mile down Brookline Avenue from Boston\u2019s Fenway Park, Andrews spent 30 years before his 2009 retirement helping to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for research and treatment into childhood and adult cancers. Rather than spin tales of his athletic feats during his many public appearances, he spokeof the dedicated scientists, caregivers, and patients engaged in the cancer fight at Dana-Farber \u2014 \u201ctrue heroes\u201d whom he first encountered as a rookie.\nAndrews was the perfect man for the job. The Jimmy Fund has long been a favorite charity of the Red Sox, and Mike was accustomed to quietly turning in clutch performances that helped others shine. All Red Sox fans worth their weight in Big Yaz Bread know who led the club in hitting down the stretch of the 1967 American League race, but it\u2019s a forgotten footnote that rookie Andrews was second to Carl Yastrzemski among regulars with a .342 batting average during that pressure-packed September.\n\u201cJust today, I had an electrician at my winter house in Florida, and when he found out who I was, he named the entire starting lineup from \u201967,\u201d Andrews recalled in 2006.. \u201cThat happens all the time. It was just a magical team; 2004 was great, but I\u2019m not sure everybody will remember all the individuals the same way because players move around so much now. Plus, the Red Sox are always contending, whereas the team had been bad for years before we came along \u2014 and the excitement kept building each month. That season brought baseball back in New England.\u201d\nAndrews was in the region so long with the Red Sox and the Jimmy Fund that many likely assume he is a New England native himself, but he\u2019s in fact a Southern California boy. Born on July 9, 1943, in Los Angeles, he grew up in nearby Torrance rooting for the Pacific Coast League\u2019s Los Angeles Angels and Hollywood Stars.\nAndrews got his early big-league fix from television\u2019s Game of the Week, and after the Dodgers fled Brooklyn for the West Coast during his teenage years, he followed the exploits of their pitching aces Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale. His athletic genes came from his father, Lloyd, who played football and basketball at the University of Montana and owned Callahan\u2019s Bar in nearby Hermosa Beach. Mike starred in football, baseball, and basketball at South Torrance High.\nThe 6-foot-3, 195-pounder initialy chose the gridiron \u2014 accepting a full scholarship to UCLA that required his attending one year of junior college to complete the necessary foreign-language requirement. Andrews earned JC All-American honors as a split end at El Camino College, but then came a life-altering decision for the 18-year-old.\nThe Pirates and Red Sox had scouted him, and he wanted to marry his high-school sweetheart, Marilyn Flynn, and start a family. Several more years of college football without a paycheck seemed like forever, and Boston scout Joe Stephenson was offering him a cash bonus of $12,000 plus $4,000 more if he made the big-league roster. Andrews took it in December 1961, got engaged early the next spring, and shortly thereafter reported to Boston\u2019s Class A club in Olean, New York. (Stephenson\u2019s son, Jerry, would later be one of Mike\u2019s teammates on the Red Sox.)\nLike many young prospects, Andrews\u2019 first taste of professional baseball was humbling. All around him on the \u201962 Olean squad were other former high-school hotshots, and as he later recalled for the Boston Globe: \u201cI didn\u2019t think much of my chances. So all I could do was give it everything I had.\u201d Perhaps this self-deprecating attitude took the pressure off at the plate, as Andrews hit .299 with 12 home runs and 89 runs scored in 114 games as the club\u2019s starting shortstop.\nMoved up the chain to Winston-Salem for 1963, he hit just .255 there, but .323 after a midseason switch to Single-A Waterloo. He cut his error total at shortstop by (more than 50 percent, and the Red Sox boosted him again the next year, to Double-A Reading. There he batted .295, raised his fielding percentage again, and in 1965 \u2014 while still just 21 years old \u2014 earned an invitation to Red Sox spring training in Scottsdale, Arizona, from new manager Billy Herman.\nFarmed out for the regular season to Triple-A Toronto, the top of Boston\u2019s minor-league ladder, Andrews had a disappointing year (.246, 4 homers) toiling for a fiery young manager named Dick Williams. It was Williams who played a part in Andrews\u2019 winter-league switch to second base (Rico Petrocelli already held the starting shortstop slot in Boston), and Mike excelled when he returned to Toronto for a second season in 1966. He played solid defense at his new position, boosted both his batting average (to .267) and home-run output considerably (to 14), and led the International League in runs scored with 97.\nThe performance earned Andrews a September call-up to the ninth-place Red Sox, where he started five games in the waning days of the season. He batted seventh in his first major-league contest, against his hometown Angels at Fenway Park on September 18, and went 0-for-4 with a run scored. His next action came a week later at New York, and on September 24 he notched his first big-league hit, a single off Fritz Peterson at Yankee Stadium in a 1-0 Sox loss.\n\u201cMickey Mantle was one of my idols,\u201d Andrews recalled of the event. \u201cWhen he said, \u2018Nice job, Mike,\u2019 that was terrific.\u201d Overall Andrews was 3-for-18 in the trial, with his other two safeties coming in the season finale at Chicago.\nAfter Herman was fired and Williams named Red Sox manager for 1967, the new skipper announced before spring training that the starting second base job was \u201cAndrews\u2019 to lose.\u201d Mike had hurt his lower back lifting weights in the offseason, however, and the lingering injury affected his defensive range in exhibition play. The tough-talking Williams was not sympathetic.\n\u201cWe can\u2019t wait any longer,\u201d the manager stated flatly after two Andrews errors on March 26. \u201cHe has a bad back and he can\u2019t bend. If he can\u2019t bend, he can\u2019t play.\u201d Even though Mike had notched a five-hit game and was batting close to .400 in the exhibition season, Williams announced that day that he was moving fellow Southern Californian rookie Reggie Smith from outfield to second base and putting Andrews on the bench.\nThis was still the arrangement when the regular season started two weeks later, but it didn\u2019t last much longer. Smith had his own defensive troubles at second, while the center field platoon of Jose Tartabull and George Thomas that replaced him was batting less than .200. On April 19, with Andrews\u2019 back improving, Williams reinstated Smith in center and Mike at second. With very few exceptions, Mike Andrews would be the Red Sox\u2019 starting second baseman for the next four years.\nOnce he got his chance, Andrews made the most of it. He hit .321 during the rest of April, and settled in with Petrocelli to provide strong middle-infield defense for the surprising Red Sox. On April 25 he hit his first major-league home run, a three-run shot off the Senators\u2019 Pete Richert in a 9-3 Boston victory at DC Stadium. Later in the same contest, he had his first big-league stolen base and scored on a Carl Yastrzemski double.\nA solid May (.281, including a 17-for-37 stretch) followed for Mike and featured the team\u2019s first trip to his home state for a series with the Angels. A contingent of 90 family members and friends made the 45-minute drive to Anaheim on two buses originating from his dad\u2019s bar, and Andrews received rousing applause from the sign-waving group even when he drew a walk in one of the games \u2014 thus earning him several weeks of ribbing from his teammates. A home run followed the next day, however, and Mike went on to enjoy several more clutch performances in front of his biggest fans over the years (including another homer at Anaheim later in the season). Briefly in May, the rookie was among the American League\u2019s top ten in hitting.\nAndrews\u2019 batting average dropped off as the season wore on, but even while hitting below .240 each month from June through August, he was consistently in the thick of things as the Red Sox and their fans enjoyed Boston\u2019s first true pennant race in more than a decade.\nMost often used as a leadoff man in front of players like Tony Conigliaro, Yastrzemksi, and George Scott, he also hit quite often in the second, seventh, and eighth slots.\nJuly offered a prime example of Mike\u2019s value; he batted just .236 but scored 18 runs in as many games to help the team to a 15-3 stretch. He was a key man in a ten-game winning streak July 14-23 that many signaled as the turning point of the season, with two hits (including a three-run homer) in a 6-4 win at Baltimore July 19 and three more safeties (with another homer) in a 4-0 shutout at Cleveland on July 22 that drew Boston to within a half-game of the first-place Chicago White Sox. Happy with Andrews\u2019 contributions, owner Tom Yawkey quietly gave him a midseason salary boost from $11,000 to $15,000.\nMaking Andrews\u2019 performance all the more impressive were two factors \u2014 he was a 24-year-old rookie playing 3,000 miles from home, and (unbeknownst to all but his teammate and close friend Russ Gibson), he was the subject of a death threat late in the season. A Chicago fan who had apparently wagered a bundle on the White Sox winning the pennant sent Andrews and fellow AL second basemen Rod Carew and Dick McAuliffe (all from contending teams) menacing letters threatening their lives.\n\u201cDick Williams called me into his office,\u201d Andrews recalled, \u201cand (general manager) Dick O\u2019Connell and an FBI guy were in there. The FBI guy says, \u2018We don\u2019t think it\u2019s a valid threat, but there have been one or two correspondences, so we want to watch it closely.\u2019 I believed that there probably wasn\u2019t anything to worry about, so I didn\u2019t even tell my wife right away. But I remember looking around the stands at Fenway when I first ran on the field for the next game.\u201d\nBy August, with a four-team scramble under way for the AL lead, every game was a huge one \u2014 and Andrews continued to deliver. August 1 through 3 he went a combined 7-for-12 with two homers, five RBIs and five runs scored in three games (the Red Sox won two), and, all told, had eight multihit games during the month. This was just a warm-up for September, when he hit .342 (25-ofr-73) and along with Yastrzemski and Dalton Jones kept the team in the hunt while others slumped. Mike was actually well over .400 for the month until an 0-for-9 skein, and after this manager Williams \u2014 who liked to go with the \u201chot hand\u201d whenever possible \u2014 sat him in favor of veteran Jerry Adair for several games down the stretch.\nThen, with the Sox needing to sweep Minnesota in two games on the season\u2019s final weekend for a chance at the pennant, Andrews came through again. On Saturday he was 2-for-3 in the leadoff slot with a key infield single ahead of Yaz\u2019s game-breaking three-run homer, and after starting on the bench in Sunday\u2019s finale, he played a significant defensive role subbing for Adair, who had suffered a spike wound to his leg while turning an eighth-inning double play. Two straight Minnesota hits immediately brought the tying run to the plate in a 5-2 game, and Bob Allison hit a hard liner off Jim Lonborg into the left-field corner for what looked like a double and two RBIs. The shot did score one run, but it also became the inning\u2019s third out when Yastrzemksi threw a bullet to Andrews just in time for a sweeping tag on the sliding Allison.\nNow down 5-3, the Twins got the leadoff man on in the ninth, but Andrews turned a clutch \u201ctag \u2019em out, throw \u2019em out\u201d double play on a Rod Carew grounder to set the stage for Petrocelli\u2019s catch of Rich Rollins\u2019 popup and the bedlam that followed. Andrews and Scott were the first to reach pitching hero Lonborg, and managed to hoist him to their shoulders for a few moments before thousands of charging fans turned the team\u2019s celebration into the city\u2019s.\nAndrews finished the regular season with a .263 average, 8 homers, and 40 RBIs in 142 games after his late start. He led the league with 18 sacrifice hits, and was runner-up to Rookie of the Year Carew among second basemen in voting by major-league players, managers, and coaches for the Topps All-Star Rookie Team. As the Red Sox readied for the World Series, the Boston Record American featured a huge front-page photo of Marilyn Andrews and the couple\u2019s 2-year-old son, Michael, in the window of their Peabody home, waving a \u201cGOOD LUCK RED SOX\u201d banner.\nIt\u2019s unclear if Dick Williams saw the newspaper and photo, but he again benched Andrews in favor of Adair during the first four games against the St. Louis Cardinals. Adair went 2-for-16, however, and after two pinch-hitting appearances (and one hit) Andrews was back in the starting lineup for Game 5 \u2014 where he remained the rest of the Series. He wound up batting .308, but the Red Sox and a weary Lonborg lost to Cardinals ace Bob Gibson in the seventh game. \u201cThe script was there, but it just wasn\u2019t meant to be,\u201d Andrews said of the setback. \u201cIt was like, \u2018You guys have had your fun, now welcome back to the world. Here\u2019s reality.\u2019\u201d\nShining on field and off\nReality hit hard in 1968, as the team fell to a distant fourth place and the offensive output for many Boston hitters dropped off markedly. Andrews was an exception. In the Year of the Pitcher, during which Yastrzemski was the only everyday AL player to hit .300 for the season, Andrews battled for the league batting lead until Labor Day before finishing at .271 (12th in the circuit) with 7 homers and 45 RBIs. He topped his rookie totals with 22 doubles and 145 hits, and his tiny dip from 79 runs scored to 77 was much more a factor of Tony Conigliaro\u2019s yearlong absence due to his horrific \u201967 beaning and George Scott\u2019s anemic .171 average than a sophomore slump. After a few crucial errors early in the season, Andrews was steady on defense, and he was developing into a team leader. Boston sportswriters named him the club\u2019s \u201cUnsung Hero\u201d for the season.\nNone of this was lost on Red Sox coach Bobby Doerr, then the top second baseman in the team\u2019s history, who told New York Times columnist Arthur Daley of Andrews: \u201cThis kid will be around for a long while. What I like best about him is that he\u2019s a natural athlete who won\u2019t fall apart when he has a bad day. He has the ideal throwing arm for a second baseman, whipping it across his body. He\u2019s capable of .285 with 20 homers once he gets settled.\u201d Daley was similarly impressed, writing, \u201cThe Bostonians have been searching for a second baseman of Doerr\u2019s superlative skills ever since Bobby retired in 1951. It could be that Mike will become that long-sought successor.\u201d\nOff the field Andrews was shining as well. During his rookie year, he had become aware of the Jimmy Fund\u2019s status as the team\u2019s official charity \u2014 its billboard in right field was the only one allowed at Fenway Park by owner Tom Yawkey for years \u2014 and along with his teammates voted a full 1967 World Series share to the charity. Like other players, he also periodically met with young cancer patients brought to Fenway by Jimmy Fund executive director Bill Koster. One day such a visit gave him a reality check of a different kind.\n\u201cI was busy warming up, but I spent a few minutes with the kid, who was a Little League star looking forward to playing the next year after his treatment was done,\u201d recalled Andrews. \u201cI wished him luck. Bill came up to me afterward and said, \u2018Thanks, Mike. That meant a lot. There isn\u2019t much we can do for that boy. We\u2019re sending him home.\u2019 That made me realize that an 0-for-4 day at the plate really doesn\u2019t mean too much in the scheme of things.\u201d\nAndrews became a Jimmy Fund regular and in 1968 was named Man of the Year by the BoSox Club (the team\u2019s official fan club) for \u201ccontributions to the success of the Red Sox and for cooperation in community endeavors.\u201d He didn\u2019t know it at the time, but the seeds of his future career had been planted.\nMike made Doerr and Daley look prophetic in \u201969. Now batting second in Boston\u2019s lineup more often than leadoff, he firmly established himself as one of the most productive second basemen in the majors when healthy. He had a .293 average (tenth in the league), 15 homers, and 59 RBIs despite missing nearly 40 games in midseason after being hit in the hand by Minnesota pitcher Dave Boswell and suffering a blood clot that required extensive treatment. When a bad back kept Baltimore\u2019s Davey Johnson from going to the All-Star Game, Mike took his place and backed up starting second baseman Rod Carew. (Andrews played the last four innings for the American League and grounded out off Jerry Koosman in his only plate appearance.) The Red Sox were again unable to recapture the magic of two years earlier, and with a third-place finish assured, Dick Williams was fired in the waning days of the season.\nA change of Sox\nThe young lineup that was expected to lead the Red Sox to several pennants was still quite potent \u2014 Boston\u2019s 203 home runs in 1970 led al big-league clubs \u2014 but without the pitching to compete with the Baltimore Orioles, it was not enough. Back atop the batting order exclusively, Andrews reached new offensive heights himself that summer. He had 28 doubles, 17 homers, and 65 RBIs, and led off four games with homers \u2014 giving him eight leadoff clouts in his career. Hetopped AL second basemen with 19 errors, but even if management had big changes in store after a second straight third-place finish, Mike\u2019s spot with the club seemed safe.\nOn December 1, 1970, however, one day after Dick O\u2019Connell was quoted as saying \u201cAndrews is not available for trade,\u201d Mike and backup shortstop Luis Alvarado were sent to the woeful Chicago White Sox for Luis Aparicio, a future Hall of Famer. Aparicio would be slated to play short alongside newly acquired second baseman Doug Griffin in Boston, with Petrocelli moving to third. \u201cThe way I understood it, O\u2019Connell was looking either for a shortstop or a third baseman,\u201d said Andrews. \u201cIf they got a third baseman, they\u2019d leave Rico at short and me at second. But Aparicio became available, so they went that route.\u201d\nHe would later joke in his self-deprecating style that \u201cat least I was traded for a Hall of Famer, even if he was 55 at the time\u201d (Aparicio was actually 36), but the move \u201ccrushed\u201d Mike \u2014 who had a wife and three young children happily settled in the suburb of Peabody. The majority of fans interviewed were also upset, both because of Andrews\u2019 reputation as a heady, tough athlete and Aparicio\u2019s age.\nLike Fred Lynn and Mo Vaughn in later years, Mike was a popular ballplayer whose career and luck never seemed the same after he left the Red Sox. He made headlines in Chicago by holding out during his first spring training, but won Comiskey Park fans over with his grittiness. He homered in his first series back at Fenway Park as a visiting player, but suffered from arm, shoulder, back, and wrist injuries at various points during 1971.\nWhen Andrews inexplicably developed problems with his throws to first base as well, he tried playing through the struggles; after that didn\u2019t work, he moved to first himself. \u201cI never figured out what caused it,\u201d Andrews said. \u201cIt was identical to what Chuck Knoblauch and Steve Sax later went through, and I just couldn\u2019t work my way out of it.\u201d Despite these travails, Mike\u2019s hitting was better than ever during a late August spree in which he tallied four homers in a seven-game stretch. But then on September 1 he fractured his left wrist in a collision at first with Harmon Killebrew, the fifth time that year he had been knocked from a game by injury. Out for the season, Andrews finished with a .282 average, 12 homers and 47 RBIs in 109 games to help the team improve from 56-106 to 79-83.\nThings looked promising for Andrews and the White Sox the following spring training. Manager Chuck Tanner gave him back his second-base job when the club picked up slugging first baseman Dick Allen, and Andrews said he felt better than ever after dropping some weight and giving his body time to heal. The White Sox shot out to a fantastic start and suddenly found themselves fighting with the Oakland A\u2019s for the AL West crown. It was a baseball revival on Chicago\u2019s South Side much like that experienced at Fenway Park five years before, with Comiskey Park attendance reaching its highest levels in 20 years amid the excitement of Allen\u2019s MVP season and a 24-win performance from knuckleballer Wilbur Wood.\nAndrews could not match his team\u2019s resurgence. He batted just .200 in April, and after rebounding in May (.291), never hit higher than .245 in any other month. He was part of some big moments, most including Allen, but his final average of .220 (with 7 homers and 50 RBIs) was the worst of his career. In the field he was vastly improved, but still led AL second basemen in errors for the third straight year. Of some consolation was that the White Sox wound up with a fine 87-67 record, just 5\u00bd games behind World Series champion Oakland.\nOakland odyssey\nStill just 29 years old going into the 1973 season, Andrews looked for a bounce-back year at a position new both to him and to baseball: designated hitter. The first DH in White Sox history, he seemed to thrive in the role with a .417 start (15-for-36) through 10 games. A dreadful slump followed, however, and by July 4, Mike\u2019s average had fallen below .200.\nOn top of this, Andrews was engaged in a heated dispute with general manager Stu Holcomb. The GM had wanted to cut his $60,000 salary a full 20 percent before the season, and Mike was still playing without a contract when on July 10 he asked to be released. Holcomb complied, and later that same month he himself resigned amid controversy over this and other player squabbles.\nHere Dick Williams \u2014 by then manager of the A\u2019s \u2014 resurfaced in Andrews\u2019 life. Williams had reportedly attempted to trade for his former rookie standout upon first taking the Oakland job back in 1970. Now, with his defending champs trying for another pennant, he picked Mike up as a free agent on July 31. Andrews hit just .190 in 18 games, but the A\u2019s won the West and Williams saw fit to leave the veteran on his club\u2019s playoff roster.\nMike was hitless in two official pinch-hit appearances against Baltimore in the AL Championship Series (although he did lay down a sacrifice bunt in a third time up), and then was given the same task in the eighth inning of Game Two of the World Series against the New York Mets at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on October 14. Grounding out for Ted Kubiak, he stayed in the game at second base. Then the nuttiness began.\nThe score was 6-6 in the top of the 12th when the Mets scored four runs, due largely to two straight errors by Andrews \u2014 the first on a bad-hop grounder by John Milner, the second (one batter later) on a low throw that appeared to cause first baseman Gene Tenace to pull his foot off the bag. Replays indicated the umpire missed the second call, and Dick Williams thought Tenace deserved an error, but the damage was done. A rally in the bottom of the inning fell short, and New York won, 10-7.\nEven before the game was over, meddling A\u2019s owner Charlie Finley was on the phone with the team physician, Dr. Harry Walker, and behind closed doors in the locker room after the contest Andrews received an impromptu medical exam from Walker. Mike was then asked to sign a document stating that he had a \u201cchronic\u201d shoulder injury and was going on the disabled list. Feeling pressured, he signed it.\nAndrews flew home to Boston as Finley schemed to add rookie Manny Trillo to the roster, but teammates who had seen Finley meeting with Mike rightfully suspected something was up. The story made national headlines, and prompted A\u2019s players to affix Andrews\u2019 No. 17 to their uniforms with athletic tape as a sign of solidarity. Within a few days Andrews said in a press conference that he had been forced into signing the document.\n\u201cFinley told me, \u2018If you want to help this team, the best thing you can do is step aside and let us put Manny [Trillo] in there,\u2019\u201d Andrews recalled. \u201cHe kept beating me down, and finally I just signed it.\u201d Commissioner Bowie Kuhn ordered that Andrews be reinstated for Game Four, and he earned a standing ovation at Shea Stadium when he came up as a pinchhitter in the eighth. After grounding out to third, he received another one.\nNow pitching for Jimmy\nThat would be Andrews\u2019 last at-bat in the major leagues. He didn\u2019t expect the A\u2019s to keep him after the \u201973 season, and once Dick Williams quit after Oakland\u2019s World Series victory, Mike\u2019s fate was likely sealed. Released on October 26, he failed to catch on with another club. He spent that year working around his Peabody home and then took a big-money offer to play in Japan during 1975 with the Kintetsu Buffaloes. \u201cI was one of two gaijin [non-Japanese] players on the team, along with our top slugger, Clarence Jones. Even though we were both starters and playing well, they cut us before the playoffs with no explanation.\u201d\nAt this point, Andrews quit pro ball for good. Still popular in New England, he took a position as an agent with the Mass Mutual Insurance Company and followed the big-league exploits of his brother Rob, a second baseman with the Astros and Giants from 1975 to 1979 .Then he received a surprising phone call from Ken Coleman, the Red Sox broadcaster who also was executive director of the Jimmy Fund.\n\u201cMike had always been helpful to the Jimmy Fund during his days with the Red Sox, and he was the type of intelligent and personable individual whom I thought could be a great asset as we attempted to grow our fundraising program,\u201d Coleman recalled shortly before his death in 2003. \u201cWe needed more people, and he was at the top of my list.\u201d\nSigning on as Coleman\u2019s part-time assistant director in 1979, Andrews needed just a few months to realize \u201cthis is what I wanted to do\u201d and gave up insurance altogether. He succeeded Coleman as the charity\u2019s director in 1984.\nFor the next 25 years, Mike was often seen at Fenway Park for Jimmy Fund events and check presentations. He participated in both the Ted Williams memorial in 2002 (which benefited Dana-Farber) and the World Series ring ceremony on Opening Day of 2005, and delighted in showing off his own 2004 championship ring to young Jimmy Fund Clinic patients. The 18-hour WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon became an annual staple of New England\u2019s summer fundraising calendar, and in his last year as chairman, the 2009 event raised more than $3.3 million. His popularity as the public face of the charity led to Boston Sports Review magazine naming Andrews one of the city\u2019s most powerful sports figures.\nMike and Marilyn sold their Peabody home late in his Dana-Farber tenure, but they stayed in the Boston area. His boyish good looks and California smile remained intact, with only a full head of white hair hinting that this grandfather many times over couldn\u2019t be just a decade or so removed from the majors. When Andrews started talking about the rapidly improving survival rates for various children\u2019s and adult\u2019s cancers, he seemed younger still.\n\u201cWhen Mike Andrews hung up his baseball cleats, he took his talent and competitive spirit and applied it to beating a foe much more formidable than any Fenway Park will ever see,\u201d said Larry Lucchino, Boston Red Sox president/CEO and a two-time cancer survivor, upon Andrews\u2019 retirement. \u201cThrough his tenacity and vision over the last 30 years, he has had a gigantic impact on the lives of countless adults, children and families who have been treated for cancer at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.\u201d\nMore than 40 years after his rookie exploits, Mike Andrews was still helping make Impossible Dreams come true.\nAn updated version of this article appeared in \"Mustaches and Mayhem: Charlie O's Three Time Champions: The Oakland Athletics: 1972-74\" (SABR, 2015), edited by Chip Greene. It originally appeared in \"The 1967 Impossible Dream Red Sox: Pandemonium on the Field\" (Rounder Books, 2007), edited by Bill Nowlin and Dan Desrochers.\nMike Andrews quotes from author interviews of March 2006 and earlier, unless otherwise noted.\nKen Coleman quotes from author interview, 2003.\nColeman, Ken, and Dan Valenti, The Impossible Dream Remembered (Brattleboro, Vermont: Stephen Greene Press, 1987).\nBoston Globe and Boston Herald, 1966-1973.\nChicago Tribune, 1971-1973.\nLos Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post, and Associated Press articles, 1966-73.\nWisnia, Saul, \u201cThe Impossible Dream Team,\u201d Red Sox Magazine, 1992.\nWisnia, Saul, Andrews profile, Red Sox Magazine, 2004.\nInterview with Andrews on Red Sox Nation website (redsoxnation. net), 2005.\nInterview with Andrews on White Sox fan website (whitesoxinteractive. com), 2002.\nLarry Lucchino quote from Jimmy Fund press release by author, 2009 (jimmyfund.org/abo/press/pressreleases/2009/former-red-soxplayer- mike-andrews-to-retire-as-jimmy-fund-chairman.html).",
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        "raw_content": "Real-Life Insights and Takaways\nThe more we learn about medicine and biology the more we understand that there is not typically only one cure or solution to match each problem.\nOur food supply now days is very different than what it was forty years ago, and as a result, it is difficult to get the nutrients we need from a modern diet.\nIt is difficult to consistently get enough variety in your diet to cover all of the vitamins, minerals, amino acids, fatty acids, and bases, that your body needs.\nYou will benefit more from eating super foods than taking a multivitamin because the superfoods are so nutrient-dense and are cultivated in natural environments.\nSynthetic vitamins and minerals are not the same as vitamins and minerals found in the context of food.\nThe more you can focus on eating food found in its natural state, the healthier you will be.\nYou can do a simple Google search to check healthy levels of particle size, A1c levels, triglycerides, LDL cholesterol, etc.\nIf you\u2019re eating humanely provided seafood and meat, it\u2019s nearly impossible not to be getting the essential levels of fat that you need to be healthy.\nIf you truly feel good, then you are not in starvation mode.\nYou can\u2019t imitate someone else\u2019s life and expect the same results. Your solution needs to be specific to you.\nIgnore wellness advice from people who give you specific advice, but do not know your specific situation or needs.\n1:57 \u2013 2:25, \u201cThere are such things like the anti-cancer diet or the type of diet that targets specifically belly fat or the type of diet that specifically targets X. That\u2019s a mindset that has been built over the last forty years by the pharmaceutical industry where there is like a specific cause and a specific solution; whereas, the more we learn about medicine and the more we learn about biology, that\u2019s not the way things work. It\u2019s very holistic and it\u2019s very interconnected so reprogramming our minds in that way is super, super powerful.\u201d\n4:03 \u2013 4:24, \u201cThe reality, especially in America, is that even the healthiest, most nutrient-dense diet, unless you are living on a farm, is going to be less nutrient-dense significantly than that same exact way of eating forty years ago.\u201d\n4:58 \u2013 5:28, \u201cOne, it\u2019s very hard to get nutrients in general from the modern food supply and, two, it\u2019s hard to get a variety of the complete spectrum. I think that, one, over-the-counter cheap multivitamins \u2013- there\u2019s been a lot of research done on them. It\u2019s questionable whether or not your body does anything with the vitamins because they\u2019re synthetic and they\u2019re in an unnatural doses and unnatural contexts. However, there are super foods that are so nutrient-dense that we almost need to treat them as supplements.\u201d\n5:40-5:56, \u201cI personally am not a huge fan of multivitamins. I\u2019m a huge fan of super foods which are so nutrient-dense and that are cultivated in supernatural environments that they serve like natural vitamin pills.\u201d\n6:35 \u2013 7:10, \u201cSynthetic vitamins and minerals are not the same as vitamins and minerals found in the context of food. They\u2019re treated totally differently. If you eat an orange that has thirty milligrams of ascorbic acid in it naturally \u2013 ascorbic acid is the name of vitamin C \u2013 versus if you just take a vitamin C pill and you measure what happens in your body, they are completely different. So when we think in terms of like taking vitamin pills or taking individualized vitamins, that form of thinking is called reductionism and it looks at individualized components of nutrition and that\u2019s not how nutrition works.\u201d\n8:19 \u2013 8:37, \u201cIf you want to super-charge or supplement your health, spend it trying to turn back the clock on the way and source of food we got fifty years ago than on saying, \u201cI\u2019m going to put these pills in my body to make up for what\u2019s gone on in the external world.\u201d\n10:52 \u2013 11:35, \u201cSo the key metric is, how are you feeling and how are your results? Because if, for example, you\u2019re not tired and you are feeling great and you\u2019re functioning great and you have \u2013- something is different about your body. I mean, if you\u2019re feeling great and you\u2019re functioning great on 900 calories and you\u2019re 100 pounds overweight, I can tell you exactly what\u2019s happening. What\u2019s happening is, you\u2019re experiencing what\u2019s called a spontaneous reduction of caloric intake, which means that, while it seems like you\u2019re only eating 900 calories, what\u2019s really happening is, 900 calories are passing through your lips while an additional 1,000 are coming off your hips because your body has regained its ability to burn calories that are already in it.\u201d\n14:03 \u2013 14:19, \u201cStarvation mode feels like garbage. So there will never be any question whether or not you\u2019re in starvation mode. Think about the last time you dieted and you were cold, tired, hungry, crabby, lost your sex drive, couldn\u2019t think. That\u2019s your body saying, \u201cOh my gosh. What are you doing to me? I\u2019m going to shut down.\u201d\n15:46 \u2013 16:06, \u201cWe expect that we can go up to a random fit person at the gym and ask, \u201cWhat do you eat? Well, I\u2019ll do that too.\u201d But if you do that for any other context in your life, you know it won\u2019t work out. You know it has to be specific to you; it has to be something we think through on an individualized basis.\u201d\n17:18 \u2013 17:46, \u201cIf a doctor is going to diagnose you with a medication, they\u2019re going to diagnose you specifically after talking with you about that specific condition for quite some time. You\u2019re not just going to be like, \u201cDoc, I feel bad. What medication should I take?\u201d And the doctor over the Internet says, \u201cHere\u2019s a prescription.\u201d Don\u2019t fall victim to that with all the snake oil sales nonsense that\u2019s going on in your grocery store shelves and that\u2019s going on on the Internet. Protect yourself from that nonsense.\u201d\nApril:Hi, everybody. It\u2019s April Perry and Jonathan Bailor, back with another episode of The SANE Show. How are you doing today, Jonathan?\nJonathan:I\u2019m good, April. I\u2019m happy that we\u2019re recording another show because if you\u2019re listening to this show, that means you didn\u2019t stop listening to The SANE Show after hearing last week\u2019s episode.\nI\u2019m just kidding. We talked about pregnancy last week. Every time we talk about pregnancy, I get incredibly scared because I can\u2019t get pregnant so I don\u2019t like talking about things that I can\u2019t experience firsthand.\nApril:You did a great job last week. If you haven\u2019t yet listened to this episode and you are either pregnant or nursing or plan to be at some point, go listen.\nJonathan:And please listen to it all the way through because if you just -\u2013 get all the way through it because, if I offend you at some point, I promise I\u2019ll recover myself by the end.\nApril:As a woman who has been pregnant six times and had four children, he did an awesome job. Great work, Jonathan.\nNow we\u2019re ready to dive into some more mailbag questions. The reason why I love doing these mail bags and I love just asking these questions is because I feel like what we\u2019re doing is not just taking kind of some random facts and then just throwing them out at people but we\u2019re actually discussing the same principles of SANE in a variety of situations.\nThe more people listen to this show, you start to be able to guess and know how Jonathan\u2019s going to answer the questions because it starts becoming just, \u201cOh, I get it. We actually had talked about this principle before.\u201d Or, \u201cOh, I do understand how important vegetables are\u201d or whatever.\nIt\u2019s a lot of the same principles. It\u2019s just that we need a little bit of help sometimes because what we\u2019re learning through SANE is so much different than what we\u2019re learning from society. Would you agree?\nJonathan:April, you hit the nail on the head there because even -\u2013 some of the mindset stuff \u2014 one of the things we talked about in the last episode that I really liked is, we talked about, some people have the idea of like, \u201cOh, I know SANE isn\u2019t about weight loss; it\u2019s about health\u201d which indicates a mindset of \u2013-\nThere are such things like the anti-cancer diet or the type of diet that targets specifically belly fat or the type of diet that specifically targets X. That\u2019s a mindset that has been built over the last forty years by the pharmaceutical industry where there is like a specific cause and a specific solution; whereas, the more we learn about medicine and the more we learn about biology, that\u2019s not the way things work. It\u2019s very holistic and it\u2019s very interconnected so reprogramming our minds in that way is super, super powerful.\nApril:All right. So on that note, let\u2019s go ahead and jump into question number one which is about SANE supplements. Here\u2019s the question. It says, \u201cI\u2019m curious. Is a vitamin or any kind of supplement necessary if you\u2019re eating SANE? If so, what? And again, if you do have maybe a nursing child, does that change it?\nI\u2019m so glad this question was asked because I have a whole bunch of prenatal vitamins and while I\u2019m not needing them for pregnancy, I\u2019m wondering, \u201cShould I be taking the vitamins every day? Is there something I\u2019m missing if I\u2019m eating fifteen servings of vegetables a day and eating SANEly?\u201d What do you suggest? Do you take a supplement?\nJonathan:I think that we need to really keep in mind that our food supply nowadays is very different than what it was forty years ago; even more different than it was a hundred years ago.\nMost people weren\u2019t listening to this; probably you\u2019ve heard about the industrial food complex or industrial farming or monocrops or just a way we produce food nowadays is way, way different than what our grandmothers were exposed to or even people get into arguments about wheat and grain. Those are some of the most conspicuous examples where, when we say wheat and then someone\u2019s like, \u201cIn the Bible, when they say wheat, those are two chromosomally totally different.\u201d It\u2019s like one is a tire and the other is a pencil. They\u2019re totally different things. So how does this relate?\nThe way this relates is, the reality, especially in America, is that even the healthiest, most nutrient-dense diet, unless you are living on a farm, is going to be less nutrient-dense significantly than that same exact way of eating forty years ago.\nApril:God.\nJonathan:And there\u2019s pollution; there\u2019s blah-blah-blah-blah. The reason I say this is not because I go, \u201cOh, we\u2019re all doomed.\u201d It\u2019s more because \u2013- two things \u2013- one is, it\u2019s very, very difficult to get enough variety in your diet to cover all your vitamin, mineral, amino acids, fatty acids bases consistently. That doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019re going to get sick. It doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019re going to die. It just might mean, you live your life with a vitamin and mineral deficiency that you\u2019d never realized you had and may be the reason you get headaches all the time \u2013- I don\u2019t know.\nSo the point is that, one, it\u2019s very hard to get nutrients in general from the modern food supply and, two, it\u2019s hard to get a variety of the complete spectrum. I think that, one, over-the-counter cheap multivitamins \u2013-\nThere\u2019s been a lot of research done on them. It\u2019s questionable whether or not your body does anything with the vitamins because they\u2019re synthetic and they\u2019re in an unnatural doses and unnatural contexts. However, there are super foods that are so nutrient-dense that we almost need to treat them as supplements.\nCod liver oil is an example. Is cod liver oil a supplement? It\u2019s an oil. Is spirulina a supplement? It\u2019s a plant. I don\u2019t know. But do we call it a supplement? I personally am not a huge fan of multivitamins. I\u2019m a huge fan of super foods which are so nutrient-dense and that are cultivated in supernatural environments that they serve like natural vitamin pills.\nApril:Okay, but you\u2019re speaking another language right now so we need to step back. This may need to be the whole episode because I feel like I have a lot to learn. When you start talking about spirulina and cod liver oil, I\u2019m thinking, \u201cSo I just go to the store and I buy those? What else do I need to buy? And how do I incorporate those into what I\u2019m eating?\u201d I start feeling kind of stressed. Help me out here.\nJonathan:Sure. Well, the good news is, one, if you take nothing else away, spending ten dollars on a bottle of Centrum Silver may not be doing anything for you so it\u2019s not that simple. Synthetic vitamins and minerals are not the same as vitamins and minerals found in the context of food. They\u2019re treated totally differently.\nIf you eat an orange that has thirty milligrams of ascorbic acid in it naturally \u2013 ascorbic acid is the name of vitamin C \u2013 versus if you just take a vitamin C pill and you measure what happens in your body, they are completely different. So when we think in terms of like taking vitamin pills or taking individualized vitamins, that form of thinking is called reductionism and it looks at individualized components of nutrition and that\u2019s not how nutrition works.\nHere is this one example. Some of the way vitamins and minerals work is like, this mineral doesn\u2019t work unless this other mineral is present. So they both have to be there to do their thing. There\u2019s also like, some vitamins and minerals share receptors. Meaning that, if you were to take a bunch of one, you\u2019d block the absorption of the other one.\nJonathan:So this turns into like, \u201cOh my god, it\u2019s so complicated.\u201d No, the answer is, if the more you can focus on eating food found in its natural state, the healthier you will be. So no, you don\u2019t have to go buy cod liver oil and buy chlorella and buy spirulina.\nThere are things you could do to turbo-charge your health but the net takeaway is -\u2013 the question was, \u201cAre vitamins and high supplements necessary if you\u2019re eating SANE?\u201d Are they necessary? I would say, take all the effort and all the time you would spend thinking about supplements and spend them on maybe a little bit more time at the farmer\u2019s market or maybe with getting the organic produce rather than the conventional produce.\nIf you want to super-charge or supplement your health, spend it trying to turn back the clock on the way and source of food we got fifty years ago than on saying, \u201cI\u2019m going to put these pills in my body to make up for what\u2019s gone on in the external world.\u201d\nApril:Okay. Good job. SANE blood -\u2013 that\u2019s our next question. \u201cHas Jonathan produced anything about how to read blood work? I had blood tests two years ago. Just got them done again. The doctor tells me it all looks good but I\u2019m curious to know if anything has improved from my SANE eating.\u201d\nYou look through these categories in your blood work. I have no idea. No one ever tells you how to read it. The doctor just gives you a thumbs up and you\u2019re on your way. So, anything we should be looking for or is there any resource online we could utilize to learn how this is going to affect us?\nJonathan:Blood work or a general understanding of what the numbers mean can be very helpful. I would strongly just recommend maybe sitting down with it and just using Google. Like, if you want to type in the various things -\u2013 I mean, you\u2019ll quickly get some sort of Wikipedia article which says the healthy range, the bad range.\nJust look at a few different sources because, like, cholesterol\u2019s a great example. 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Meat will kill you.\u201d The reason they\u2019re saying that is not because meat will kill you; it\u2019s because meat often comes with some fat and they think fat will kill you.\nIt\u2019s very difficult in \u2013- the leanest protein in the world -\u2013 like, maybe tuna fish, because tuna fish is like almost ninety percent protein -\u2013 but even tuna fish has omega-3 fats in it so it\u2019s got those essential fats in there for you.\nPut it this way. If you\u2019re eating humanely provided seafood and meat, it\u2019s nearly impossible not to be getting the essential levels of fat that you need to be healthy.\nApril:All right. So should this person, who\u2019s only eating 900 calories a day, have any concern that her body is going into starvation mode or anything like that if she\u2019s eating the optimal ten plus servings of non-starchy vegetables; she\u2019s getting her protein in, which has some fat; and she feels really good and she\u2019s getting results. Should she be thinking, \u201cOh, I should add in a few more calories?\u201d Is there any need for that?\nJonathan:They words you said that matter so much are, \u201cAnd she\u2019s feeling good.\u201d Starvation mode feels like garbage.\nJonathan:So there will never be any question whether or not you\u2019re in starvation mode. Think about the last time you dieted and you were cold, tired, hungry, crabby, lost your sex drive, couldn\u2019t think. That\u2019s your body saying, \u201cOh my gosh. What are you doing to me? I\u2019m going to shut down.\u201d So if she\u2019s not feeling that way, she\u2019s not in starvation mode.\nApril:I love your answer. That\u2019s fantastic. Okay.\nJonathan:One for four. So far, that\u2019s good. No, I\u2019m just kidding.\nApril:I liked your other answers too but I think that\u2019s a really good one. I think that\u2019s super helpful. I will just say, I have had one day \u2013 I think it was two weeks ago \u2013 when I, for some reason, I decided to run three errands at dinnertime with my kids without eating. I was the meanest person. Like, you would not have even recognized me; I was so mean.\nI thought, \u201cUgh, this is what it was like when I was dieting.\u201d I hadn\u2019t had that experience for a long time. I was super mean. Anyway, I\u2019m feeling much better now that I\u2019m eating my SANE food now.\nJonathan:What can I say? I felt sort of bad on the non-answer I gave earlier about the exercise and some of the supplement stuff. So let me just give one little bit of info on that. Is that okay?\nJonathan:Okay. So one of the reasons I think this question turned out really, really well is because it was a very specific question about a specific situation for a specific person.\nApril: Got it.\nJonathan:That matters a lot because if I \u2013- imagine someone wrote in a question which said, \u201cI\u2019m going somewhere. What\u2019s the best outfit for me to wear?\u201d We didn\u2019t know if it was a man or a woman; we didn\u2019t know where they were going; we didn\u2019t know anything about that.\nApril:Or their preferences.\nJonathan:That is the expectation we have. Like, we expect that we can go up to a random fit person at the gym and be like, \u201cWhat do you eat? Well, I\u2019ll do that too.\u201d But if you do that for any other context in your life, you know it won\u2019t work out. You know it has to be specific to you; it has to be something we think through on an individualized basis. Just like I could never tell Anonymous Person what\u2019s the right outfit to wear in Mystery Event you\u2019re going to.\nAcknowledge that there are people on the Internet that will answer those questions. So run the other direction because that\u2019s crazy. That\u2019s nonsense and that\u2019s why this seems so confusing because you have a bunch of goofballs giving uneducated random recommendations that just confuse you.\nApril:Yes. Okay, I think that that redeemed you for those other questions. No, I\u2019m just kidding. You did a great job. I think that\u2019s fantastic and I think -\u2013 well, okay, what would you say for our next action? We\u2019ve kind of gone over a whole lot of different things here.\nJonathan:As a next action, I would just -\u2013 here\u2019s a way to detect whether or not you should listen to wellness advice. 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        "raw_content": "27/11/2015 coping by writing, travel Leave a comment Albany WAfor what it's worthgoing homehomecomingWestern Australia\nyou can go home again, while you can\nIt\u2019s been nearly a year, I realised. Somewhere around the halfway mark, I was scrolling through podcasts and checking cruise control and I thought, It\u2019s almost December. It had taken me twice as long as I\u2019d planned to return home, and even then, I wasn\u2019t really returning home, because my parents had sold home and found another building with a driveway and a garden and a deck and named that \u201chome\u201d back in April. I\u2019d only seen photos. Heard stories about the wildlife in the paddock next door. Listened as my mother explained plans for renovating, and failed to comprehend the scope. But I hadn\u2019t seen it. Which made me the minority in my family.\nIt\u2019s always a spontaneous decision. Never premeditated. 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It does that with such consistency \u2013 starts a downpour, however slight, the moment I pass the airport some ten minutes before city limits \u2013 that I\u2019m convinced I could arrive in January and break a drought by doing so.\nI\u2019d forgotten just how long, how dull, how frustratingly necessary the actual journey itself is. Waiting for overtaking lanes and wondering when 110km/h started to feel insufficient. Driving past a series of signs advertising road works and speed limit reductions, and getting pissed off at clueless tourists who actually obey, not realising the road works are long finished and the signs just unclaimed relics whose only remaining purpose is to torture regular commuters with their redundancy.\nI\u2019d also forgotten the feeling. At first, it\u2019s anxiety, pure and simple. This weird, small, isolated seaside hometown has never inspired anything less than a complicated reaction from me. I\u2019ve claimed to hate it. I\u2019ve claimed to love it. Mostly, I fluctuate between the two, and I know I will never quite decide, no matter how much a definitive ruling would put me at ease. But the more distance I put between myself and my adored, thriving metropolis (so-called by me, at least), the more this bizarre, calm feeling moves in on anxiety\u2019s territory. It\u2019s so damn vast out here. It\u2019s just paddocks and trees and shrubs and gravel and a thin strip of bitumen splitting it all in two. And sky. You can\u2019t forget the sky even if you wanted to. It\u2019s two-thirds of anything you look at. There\u2019s something reassuring about it. Something constant.\nBut the anxiety circles back soon enough, and it\u2019s not so much for the place as it is for my place within it. Every time I leave I am changed and every time I return I am different again. I can\u2019t help knowing this. I\u2019m a fucking writer, the most self-aware of the self-aware, second perhaps only to actors, bless them. 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I, Zax Vagen open my hands and freely extend this as a gift to humanity.\nIn order for one to understand how the pinpoint barrier works, several simple concepts need first to be understood:\n1)The part of the Earth which is effected the most by the Sun, is the equatorial belt at mid-day.\n2)The part of the Sun that affects us the most is the closest part of the Sun to the Earth.\n3) The closer an object is held to a source of light/heat the bigger the shadow made by the object, but if the object making the shadow is smaller than the source of light/heat then there is an optimum distance between the source and the shadow.\n4) Global warming has become a reality with a temperature increase of between just 0.4 \u2013 0.7 Kelvin (not much but too much)\n5) When the Sun is eclipsed by the moon the moon makes two different types of shadow, we know them as total eclipse and partial eclipse.\nThe \u201cPinpoint Barrier\u201d is simply a large sheet of highly opaque material like mylar, spread over a frame that orbits the Sun between the Sun and the Earth at an optimum distance so as to create a permanent partial eclipse of the Sun. The secret to it\u2019s success is not in it\u2019s size but in it\u2019s position and the length of time that it casts it\u2019s shadow.\nA second option to the optimum distance is the L1 Lagrange point,\nA Lagrange point is, basically, a parking spot in space. If you put a spacecraft at a Sun-Earth Lagrange point, it remains in a fixed position relative to the Sun and Earth. 18th-century mathematician Josef Lagrange showed that there are five such points.\nEarth-Sun Lagrange pointsL1, located 1.5 million km sunward of Earth, is a good place for solar observatories. The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO), for example, is there now and enjoys a 24/7 view of the sun. The pinpoint barrier can be placed there.\nL2 lies in the opposite direction, 1.5 million km above the nightside of Earth. A key advantage of L2 is that the Sun, Earth and Moon are concentrated in one small part of the sky, giving any telescope located there a wide and unobstructed view of deep space. The Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP) is stationed at L2 and others will eventually join it.\nNasa has proposed A telescope satellite bus\nhttp://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/constellation/ares/space_telescopes.html\nQuote from NASA website;\n\u201cL2 is a place in space where we want to place a lot of telescopes,\u201d Stahl continues. So \u201cwhy don\u2019t we treat it as a mountaintop?\u201d with the telescope\u2019s satellite bus providing all the services of a real mountaintop facility.\nAnother satellite bus can be constructed at the L1 Lagrange point to accommodate the pinpoint barrier, a solar observatory, a space station or whatever we find need for.\nHere are some numbers: In South Africa one square meter of solar power is equal to 1 kilowatt per hour, that is after the Sun\u2019s rays pass through the atmosphere, the ozone layer, moisture, dust, and the magnetosphere. Let\u2019s assume though that in outer space one square meter is bombarded by 2 Kilowatts of sunlight per hour. if we (humans) install The \u201cPinpoint Barrier\u201d at an initial size of one square kilometer, or one million square meters then the barrier will stop 2 Gigawatt\u2019s per hour of heat from hitting the earth. Thats 48 Gigawatt\u2019s a day, or 17 532 Gigawatt\u2019s a year.\nOH remember we only want to drop the temperature by about 0.5 Kelvin. Okay, to answer your question on why i used \u201cKelvin\u201d absolute zero temperature is zero kelvin, zero degrees Celsius is 273 kelvin also only pegged at the point at which H2O freezes. 30 degrees Celsius (average African temperature) is 303 kelvin. My point you ask is that the ratio in difference between 0.5 degrees Celsius and 30 degrees Celsius is 60:1 and the ratio between 303 kelvin and 0.5 kelvin is 606:1 so in kelvin terms the earth is only 0.001650 recurring, percent too hot, which means we only have to block out from the sun 0.001650 recurring percent of the sun\u2019s rays in order for us to attain our goal of normalization, until such time as we (as humans) can clean up our act.\nin Celsius terms 0.5 degrees Celsius too hot is 0.01666667 percent\nif we block out 0.01666667 percent of the Sun then hell it\u2019s self will freeze over.\nAll we need now is for somebody to do it.\nHow About it NASA?\nZax Vagen\nPrevious articleUN-backed device zeroes in on bird flu\nNext articleBrain Scans Reveal Cause of Smokers\u2019 Cravings\nHow would you keep a structure of this size orbiting around the sun, and maintain it\u2019s inclination?\nI\u2019m assuming that it would have to be geocentrically positioned at L1 to maintain a shadow always on the sunside of the planet.\nAnother problem I see is that, with the rotation of the earth, no one spot will receive this pinpoint shadow for more than a few minutes. On a planetary scale, weather systems notwithstanding, will this have ANY noticeable effect on the planet?",
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        "raw_content": "Book Review: Monster Slayers\nMonster Slayers, by Lukas Ritter\nWhile young boys Evin and Jorick are out playing in the forest, they return to their village in ruins and the entire community kidnapped by ferocious creatures called gnolls. With the help of a young wizard and her guidebook A Practical Guide to Monsters, the trio venture into the lair of monsters to rescue the boys\u2019 families. But when Evin is met with a shocking event, he begins to realize that nothing is what it seems. He has memories that seem to be missing. And Evin must uncover the truth behind the abductions and find out who is truly on his side.\nBased on the book A Practical Guide to Monsters, this fantasy book for children is a extraordinary addition. Evin is brave and smart, and is the first to question his memories and reality. As the trio of adventurers proceed in their search, they encounter incredible danger and seemingly insurmountable odds. And a shocking twist of an ending culminates to a fantastic showdown. With non-stop action and adventure, unique monsters, and a bit of magic, this is an exciting story for young and old alike.\nMonster Slayers releases from Mirrorstone Books on May 11, 2010.\nPrevious PostBook Giveaway: Starcraft II: Heaven\u2019s DevilsNext PostReceived in March",
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        "raw_content": "Johnston McCulley\u2019s \u201cThe Mark of Zorro\u201d was released, under this name, in 1924. It was originally published in 1919 under the name \u201cThe Curse of Capistrano,\u201d which is Zorro\u2019s other nickname throughout the book. Even most of us who haven\u2019t read the book are familiar with the story through a variety of movies.\nDon Diego de la Vega is a mild-mannered caballero during the day and a daring thief, or protector of the abused, depending on your point of view, during the night. It is tempting to say that Zorro might remind one of Superman / Clark Kent, but you would be doing McCulley a disservice, since his character first appeared in 1919 and Superman not until 1938. It is just as easy to be reminded of Robin Hood (whose first literary appearance was a 14th-century poem, \u201cPiers Plowman\u201d), since both men defend others who can\u2019t defend themselves against those who mercilessly take advantage of their positions in life.\nWhile the book is a pleasant and easy read, it does not extend much past that. Even if one was not familiar with the story, the ending is easily predicted inside of the first 20 pages and series of adventures, so that Zorro has become too repetitive and predictable to hold one\u2019s interest for long.\nI\u2019m glad I read it, if for no other reason than it is an important part of the Western genre and while I do not consider it time poorly spent, I would also not recommend \u201cThe Mark of Zorro\u201d to the casual reader of Westerns that this be added to their list.\nTwo horseshoes.",
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        "raw_content": "Modern security management strategy requires security separation of duties\nContributor Matthew Pascucci argues that enterprises need security separation of duties to ensure an effective, modern security management strategy.\nOver the past few years, information security has become a top-level concern to enterprise senior management. Many organizations by now have created information security departments to secure themselves from the threats they\u2019re facing, but in today\u2019s environment, it\u2019s no longer enough. Hence the reasons why a paradigm shift is needed regarding the ways security departments are being structured. No longer should one department manage security from cradle to grave.\nThere are only two ways that companies end up doing this: They realize the benefits of having separation of duties within the department themselves, or are told to by auditors.\nHaving two departments share the information security burden is an ideology that\u2019s starting to gain traction; especially in the financial sector due to regulatory mandates like the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) and Gramm-Leach Bliley Act (GLBA). The idea of having separate roles for those monitoring security incidents and those implementing and acting on security incidents is a shift in thinking. Most security departments are configured as a one-stop security shop, handling everything from strategy, policy, configuration and remediation, but this is broad swath of duties and responsibilities can be lost or purposely overlooked.\nAs an example, in most enterprises the engineer making a firewall change is also the one reviewing the firewall metrics for unauthorized changes. What if the firewall administrator wanted to hide something? How would anyone ever find out? This is where the separation of duties comes in to focus on the responsibilities of tasks within security. Creating an information security team in this structure allows for dedicated resources performing security from an operation and monitoring standpoint. This paradigm encourages a focused approach to each group and allows for the resources to have dedicated responsibilities. This means the security operations staff is busy with engineering and incidents and the monitoring group is looking for breaches.\nTo that end, a better model is one in which engineers in an IT operations group would make configuration changes, and then information security analysts in the information security monitoring and management group would monitor the environment, analyze key data and make recommendations on changes and updates. Let\u2019s review each group\u2019s duties in detail.\nThe operation group would be responsible for the implementation of new security technology and its day-to-day use. Its main focus would be responding to security incidents and hardening systems on an operational level, as well as the remediation of security events and managing technology that helps secure the company proactively. This team should also have rights to investigate issues on equipment, verify configurations are setup properly, and assist with the overall security lifecycle of the infrastructure. This team would manage the configuration and implementation of the network and systems, while managing devices that help protect the perimeter and internal proactively. Some technologies that would fall under the auspices of this group are firewalls, IPS, NAC, WAF, etc.\nThe monitoring group, on the other hand, should be the security watchers. This group\u2019s main function would be to look for security incidents and vulnerabilities. This group should actively monitor the infrastructure for potential issues and escalate them to the IT operations group as incidents. This team should have read-only permissions to many systems, but shouldn't have the rights to make changes. Its job should be to review the infrastructure, identify potential incidents and alert those with the permissions to take action on them. This team\u2019s main concerns would be the review of the network for breaches, either externally or internally. Technologies that may be housed in this department would include those that support the mission of monitoring and security oversight, such as SIEM, DLP, identity management, vulnerability management, and the like.\nWith the implementation of a security separation of duties involving two distinct groups managing an enterprise\u2019s information security posture, there may be a feeling of overlap. Both teams will have some access to the majority of the systems housed in each other\u2019s department, but one department will be responsible for certain actions of the tool.\nAn example of such technology sharing would involve the use of the SIEM. The monitoring group would want to use it to proactively search for and identify potential security incidents, while the operations team might use its logs to research an incident. Both would have access to the tool, but use it for different purposes. Having one team searching for and alerting on events would allow the other to focus on hardening and implementing better security. When the security incident management lifecycle is left solely to one group, issues can easily be overlooked and hence gaps in a security program can result. Having the two teams work in tandem and reporting to different branches of the organization allows for the strongest security posture in an organization. Both groups keep the other honest, and work together to secure the network.\nThere can be some tension when establishing this sort of organizational change or even simply refining separation of duties between the groups. Many employees are accustomed to the standard structure of an all-in-one department and are not open to change. There are only two ways that companies end up doing this: They realize the benefits of having separation of duties within the department themselves, or are told to by auditors.\nOnce the decision is made to separate the groups, there needs to be a Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RACI) that is used to identify the roles and responsibilities between the two groups. This will clarify which team is ultimately responsible for certain activities and systems. Most importantly, even though the two teams are separate, they should not be isolated as to what each other\u2019s purpose is. They should have weekly status meetings so each team is aware of what\u2019s occurring on the other side. 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        "raw_content": "Er, didn't they discuss the quote this week? Sir Doyle and whatnot? Or was I hallucinating?\nGalactic Dragon\nSmall discussion, but great choice. I think I like the quote first, then I get to think (however briefly) of whom Jay might be quoting.\nQuote from: skidoo on May 12, 2008, 09:47:22 PM\nThe quote can't really provoke any discussion...\nI can't listen to the podcasts until Monday evening, and I posted before that. I feel stupid now. I guess I could say something about the exception that proves the rule, but the fact is that I said they don't discuss the quote, and this week they did.\nI wonder why it takes from when they record the show on Wednesday, until almost Saturday night for the show to be put up.\nQuote from: Evil Eye on May 13, 2008, 11:57:29 AM\nPost-production; busy schedules. They do the same thing on Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me and Car Talk. They record them earlier in the week, but don't publish them until the weekend.\nIIRC, Steve does a ton of post on the podcast. I remember hearing they often record for 2-3 hours, and Steve trims it down to the lean meat we get to hear every Saturday.\nQuote from: wastrel on May 13, 2008, 07:01:22 PM\nAnd it's a good thing they do, unedited podcasts are as boring as... a very unexciting person doing something uninteresting.\nIt never occured to me. They must really work on it, because it flows so smoothly I never noticed any breaks in continuity. I just assumed they did it straight through.\n/\\/\\arko\nI'd vote for Matej's proposal, it would encourage more short and catchy quotes. Anyhoo, I somehow miss Perry \"...of some note\" DeAngelis' quoting style... :'(\nQuote from: diabhal on May 12, 2008, 01:13:52 PM\nI agree - I prefer the way Jay had been doing it, with the brief description of the person being quoted to establish context.\nHowever, if he always does an imitation of the person being quoted (the quotee?), that could be entertaining.\nQuote from: jonee on May 17, 2008, 07:03:07 PM\nToo late, you lose\nAs long as he's only quoting from Apu from the Simpson's... I can't see him pulling off a Christopher Hitchens or a Carl Sagan.\nQuote from: DoctorAtlantis on May 20, 2008, 10:26:47 PM\nThat's what would make it entertaining!\n\"Nonscientists sometimes blur the distinction between the intimidating language - mathematics - in which physics is developed and the engrossing ideas with which it tussels.\" - Brian Greene (from the Preface of \"The Elegant Universe\")\nFalse.cut\nI'm of the mind that Jay should do the quote the way he likes. It really doesn't make that much difference in the end",
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        "raw_content": "Real name: Ejoj Boring\nFirst Appearance: Master Comics #21\nCreated by: Mac Raboy\nAffiliations: Fourth Reich\nFormerly Third Reich\nAbilities: Expert Combatant\nOriginally thought to be genetically altered by his father during the second World War to serve Hitler's Third Reich. He has revealed he is the living avatar of National Socialism given physical form and that so long as there are Nazis in existence, he would exist.\nThe super-strong Captain Nazi (real name Albrecht Krieger) was genetically altered by his scientist father, and developed into the \"perfect specimen\" in order to fight for Adolf Hitler and the Axis Powers during World War II. Nazi was in opposition to both Captain Marvel and Bulletman. During the second half of his battle with Marvel, Nazi attacks two innocent bystanders who happened to be fishing near the scene of the battle. One of them, an old man named Jacob Freeman, is killed, but the old man's teenage grandson, Freddy Freeman, is saved by Captain Marvel and becomes Captain Marvel, Jr.\nJunior, crippled in his Freddy Freeman form by the attack, continued to hold a vendetta against Nazi, and the two frequently battled one another. Nazi also served as a member of Mister Mind's Monster Society of Evil during the WWII years, and asissted in their first plot to steal fortune telling pearls.\nIn the modern era, Nazi had been active during the 1940s, battling WWII-era heroes such as Bulletman, Minute-Man, and Spy Smasher, but placed himself in suspended animation so that he could emerge in modern society and revive the Third Reich. Nazi's brother, scientist Wolf Krieger, and his granddaughter, a superpowered villainess named Madame Libertine who possessed mind-controlling powers, carried on Nazi's legacy in the 1990s and resurrected their hero from his suspended animation chamber.\nAfter the Marvel Family captures and defeats Nazi, he is sent to Europe to be tried for war crimes committed during World War II.\nCaptain Nazi eventually joined Lex Luthor's new Secret Society of Super-Villains, where he was working with them to torture the Secret Six. He was then blinded during the escape of the Secret Six when Catman plunged syringes into his eyes.\nCaptain Nazi met his apparent end while fighting Batman and Jason Todd. The Captain and two other Society members had been lent out to the villain Black Mask to aid his attempt to assassinate The Red Hood. During the fight, The Red Hood apparently killed Captain Nazi by jamming a taser-like weapon into his cybernetic eyes (the only vulnerable part of his body). However, it was revealed that Nazi had survived. At the behest of the Society, Nazi appeared in Kahndaq to release all of the captives in its prisons and fought Kahndaq's ruler and former Secret Society member, Black Adam. During the battle, Black Adam confronted Nazi about how he seemingly survived being killed, at which time Captain Nazi cryptically proclaimed that previous origins about him were wrong and that the villain wasn't even human; that he was the living avatar of National Socialism given physical form and that so long as there are Nazis in existence, he would exist. Despite this revelation, Black Adam easily defeated Captain Nazi. (Note: In George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, the Thought Police agent O'Brien states that \"Big Brother cannot die, for he is the manifestation of The Party, and the Party will never die\".)\nHe has since appeared as leader of a Nazi team in Justice Society of America named \"The Fourth Reich\" after the \"One Year Later\" jump.\nIn the TV series Justice League Unlimited, in the episode \"Patriot Act\" The General uses what is called the \"Captain Nazi Serum\" to mutate himself into a hulking monster to battle the Justice League. According to the episode, during World War II, Nazi scientists created the serum to create a super-soldier called \"Captain Nazi\", but the entire project was sabotaged by Spy Smasher before any super-soldiers could be made (this story is a reverse homage to the origins of Marvel's Captain America).\nCaptain Nazi was indirectly responsible for the creation of Captain Marvel, Jr.\nCaptain Nazi has cybernetic eyes.\nIn older appearances he gained the power to fly by inhaling a special gas (which he needed to use on a regular basis to retain the power).\nhttp://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Albrecht_Krieger_(New_Earth)\nhttp://www.comicvine.com/captain-nazi/29-24925/\nRetrieved from \"https://shazam.fandom.com/wiki/Captain_Nazi?oldid=11273\"",
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        "raw_content": "Congratulations, you\u2019ve applied to study the noble profession of law and you are now introduced to a whole plethora of intimidating prescribed textbooks and reading material. This is enough to shock you into admitting defeat and running in the opposite direction.\nWhile completing you LLB studies, a lot of emphasis is placed on memorizing the prescribed theory and regurgitating the content during texts and exams, as you can imagine that an exceptional transcript will give you an advantage and grant you access into various prestigious law firms to complete your articles.\nAt this stage, a gut ranching disillusionment will set in, because actually working and practising the law is nothing like what we see on television. On the contrary, the legal profession isn\u2019t about people paying a lot of money but mainly to solve their legal problems and early on you must develop the necessary skills to deal with the professions challenges, because there are a many of those.\nWhen in school, there are modules you can choose that will better prepare you for legal practice. These modules include, Moot Court and Law Clinic which have been established in different universities to assist in introducing students to the practicalities of the profession.\nIf you have not taken the initiative to supplement your theoretical knowledge with practical experience, you might get left behind and start feeling intimidated and overwhelmed by the magnitude of responsibilities that will be placed on you during your time as a candidate attorney. Contract of articles are designed to train and equip you with all the tools you need to be an effective member of the Law Society.\nDuring your time as a candidate attorney after completing your studies, you will be expected to complete tasks that are relevant to that particular firms chosen speciality. These include drafting letters and legal documents, engaging with clients and appearing at the District Courts and eventually the Regional Courts if it falls within the scope of practice.\nTo ease these growing pains, it is advisable to volunteer at a law firm or law community centres during vacations while you\u2019re still studying before you go into practice full time. Practical experience is invaluable and this will add to your capabilities. Self- study is equally as important, make a habit of reading different legal papers in law journals, this way you can stay up to date with what is current and what is developing in the state of law.\nDuring your articles/ candidacy, there are programmes offered by the Legal Education and Development Education (LEAD) that prepares you for your Board Exams, which one needs to write to to eventually get admission as an attorney in the High Courts of South Africa.\nIt is very important to remember that in order to gain entrance and practice law one has be be \u201cfit and proper\u201d. This means that you cannot have a criminal record or may have been involved in any illegal activities that may bar you from working in the legal industry.\nFinally, take a deep breath and throw yourself into the whole process and embrace every challenging situation as these assist in moulding you into a highly effective and respected member of the profession.\nKatlego Mojahi is an LLB graduate from the University Of North West, and is currently preparing for her final board exams. She completed her articles and is pursuing her Bcom Law degree.\nKatlego Mojahi\nPrevious YOUTH & INFLUENCE: Anele Nzimande\nNext How Successful Women Take On Monday",
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        "raw_content": "Antos vz. 99 Light 60 mm Mortar\nI really like mortars, which you may have gathered if you\u2019re a regular reader. Today, we\u2019re looking at something that doesn\u2019t resemble the standard mortar that one usually pictures. It doesn\u2019t have a bipod. It has a decidedly nonstandard sighting system. It has a composite barrel and a smaller baseplate. If anything, it resembles the Japanese Type 89, better known to the world by the colloquialism \u201cknee mortar\u201d. Today, we are considering the Antos vz. 99.\nMost modern mortars, even the \u201clight\u201d 60 mm ones, are focused on squeezing the maximum possible range out of the weapon. This means longer barrels, and more weight. The 60 mm mortar is a platoon or company level weapon. However, it\u2019s bulky and quite heavy. The M224 60 mm mortar requires a crew of three, and breaks down into three 7 kg loads. It can fire mortar rounds up to 3.45 km. Note that mortar rounds weigh about 2 kg apiece.\nIn traditional, large-scale operations, this really isn\u2019t a problem. But it\u2019s a bother for light infantry forces and smaller units. A commando mortar like the Antos is a lot easier for such a unit to handle. It can also provide more range, accuracy, and firepower than a 40 mm grenade launcher.\nThe Antos weighs about 5 kg ready to fire. It\u2019s under a meter long. It fires 60 mm mortar rounds, which were the smallest mortar rounds deemed effective when light mortars last saw widespread use during World War 2. It\u2019s about 10 cm shorter and 2 kg lighter than an AT4 rocket launcher, and it\u2019s generally considered to only require a crew of one. So its easy to throw in a vehicle or distribute to a member of a platoon. Powerful enough to be useful, it\u2019s also light and compact enough to not get left behind. Note that it does have significantly less range than the M224. The Antos can only reach out to 1.23 km, as opposed to the 3.4 km range of the M224. So it\u2019s probably more reasonable to view it as a supplement, not a strict replacement. Though, given how easy it is to carry, I wonder if it might be \u2018good enough\u2019 to be the only light mortar, leaving the long range work to the 81 mm medium and 120 mm heavy mortars. Certainly something that would have to be tested. It might also be nice to compare it to the lighter LGI F1 spigot mortar, though the LGI fires a notably smaller round.\nIt would make an excellent replacement for the XM25. If you\u2019ll recall, dear reader, I called out the XM25 for being too expensive, too heavy, and too ineffective. The Antos is significantly cheaper than the XM25, it\u2019s a kilogram lighter than the XM25, and it\u2019s significantly more effective. 60 mm mortar shells have worked for the US Army since World War 2. This is a lighter way to throw them.\nThis entry was posted in All and tagged militariana, procurement on August 1, 2017 by parvusimperator.",
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        "raw_content": "This week\u2019s eldercare worship service focused on compassion, especially as seen in the life of Mother Teresa, whose birthday was August 27.\nI often focus these services on some aspect of the life of faith. For this service, I printed out a large photo of Mother Teresa and held it up, asking \u201cI wonder if anyone recognizes who this is?\u201d Several people did!\nDuring the interactive homily, the elders readily described compassion: \u201ccaring, love, being with someone, friendship.\u201d Tying the theme to Jesus\u2019 compassion (Matthew 9: 35-38), I read them a bit of history about Mother Teresa, especially the fact that from just one person caring for another person eventually sprung hundreds of missionary works in more than 130 countries.\nAt the end of the service, as we talked about what each of us can do, these wise elders came up with beautiful examples of how to be compassionate in everyday life: \u201cJust listen to someone.\u201d \u201cBe helpful.\u201d \u201cSmile at people.\u201d \u201cTell them you care.\u201d And my personal favorite, \u201cLOVE!\u201d\nMy favorite Mother Teresa quote that I used during the service:\n\u201cAt the end of life we will not be judged by how many diplomas we have received, how much money we have made, how many great things we have done. We will be judged by \u201cI was hungry, and you gave me something to eat, I was naked and you clothed me. I was homeless, and you took me in.\u201d\nPostscript: At the Sunday afternoon tea party, I mentioned that Mother Teresa had been canonized as a saint in 2016, and then said, \u201cI don\u2019t really know what the criteria are for sainthood \u2026\u201d There was a pause while people thought about this, and then one woman piped up, \u201cI don\u2019t have to worry about that.\u201d \ud83d\ude42\nPosted in: aging, Alzheimers, dementia, elders, memory care, seniors, spirituality | Tagged: bible, church, compassion, religion\n2 thoughts on \u201cCompassion and Mother Teresa\u201d\nMy heart warms everytime I read your newsletter Bless you Elisa\nOn Mon, Aug 28, 2017 at 9:33 AM, Spiritual ElderCare wrote:\n> elisa bosley posted: \u201cThis week\u2019s eldercare worship service focused on > compassion, especially as seen in the life of Mother Teresa, whose birthday > was August 27. I often focus these services on some aspect of the life of > faith. For this service, I printed out a large photo of\u201d >\nAh\u2013thank you so much, Steve. Would love to chat anytime.",
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        "raw_content": "Who Are The Watchers In The Bible? \u2013 The terms of \u201cwatcher\u201d or \u201cwatchers\u201d appear different times in the Bible. Mostly in The Book Of Daniel and The Books of Enoch. And it usually appears in parts of The Bible translated from Aramaic. The term \u201cwatcher\u201d in Aramaic is \u201c \u2018iyr\u201d. Which also translates as \u201choly one\u201d or \u201cangel\u201d. This way, we can already see what the word watcher really means. Watchers are angels or holy messengers of God from Heaven.\nThe Watchers In The Book Of Daniel \u2013 the watchers are mentioned not less than 3 times in The Book of Daniel. More exactly, in Daniel 4:13, 17 and 23. These watchers appear in Nebuchadnezzar\u2019s dream. He sees these watchers or holy ones coming down from the sky or heaven, in his dream. Reading these verses carefully we can see that the watchers from the book of Daniel are angels. The came with a message from God, The Most High, to Nebuchadnezzar.\nThe Watchers In The Books Of Enoch \u2013 the terms of \u201cwatcher\u201d or \u201cwatchers\u201d appear numerous times in each books of Enoch. Each of them being translated from Aramaic. Therefore, these translations also refer to the angels or messengers of God. Enoch uses the term \u2018iyr instead of \u201cmalakha\u201d (angel).\nEnoch describes good and disobedient watchers. The disobedient watchers, 200 in number, are called \u201cirin\u201d by the prophet. They are also called \u201cSons of God\u201d. Enoch describes them coming down to earth and marrying human females. Who then give birth to human-angel hybrids called Nephilims.\nOne of these fallen angels was Azael. But they were stopped by warrior angels such as Gadriel.\nYou might also find interesting my perspective on Who Are The Watchers In The Book Of Daniel?\nIn conclusion, if we carefully read the verses in The Bible, we can see that the term watcher is just another word to describe the angels. They are the messengers of God. Those who watch over humankind. They are not demons. Although, there are the fallen watchers/angels which became demons after the fall.\nAlso, don\u2019t mistake watchers with mythological creatures watching over humanity. Who\u2019s only responsibility is to be eternally aware and watching over us. The watchers are angels watching over us. They are simple messengers of God. Even our guardian angels are watchers. They watch over us and guide us.\nPreviousDoes Christianity Believe In Karma?\tNextThe Scattering Of Jews Outside Of The Land Of Israel Is Known As The Jewish Diaspora",
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He has been the hottest hitter in the league the last two weeks, going 24-for-66 with nine homers and 21 RBI in his last 15 games and 362/.413/.746 since the All-Star Break. The NL MVP contender is now hitting .316/.381/.559 with 27 homers and 81 RBI on the season.\nJavier Baez, Cubs\nBaez is right there with Yelich in the NL MVP race, adding even more intrigue to the Cubs-Brewers series this week (more on that later). Baez hit his 30th homer and drove in his 100th run of the season on Sunday, making him the first player in Cubs history with 30 homers, 100 RBI, 20 steals and five triples in the same season. In case you\u2019re curious, Cubs history dates to 1876. Baez is hitting .299/.331/.581 to go along with those gaudy counting stats, and the slugging percentage leads the NL. After being plagued by inconsistency at the plate in the first few seasons of his career, Baez has truly arrived.\nStephen Piscotty, A\u2019s\nPiscotty left the yard twice in the A\u2019s win over the Mariners Sunday, giving them a crucial split in the four-game series. Time\u2019s running out of the Mariners to erase the deficit in the wild card standings, and treading water in head-to-head matchups works just fine for the A\u2019s. Piscotty has been swinging a hot bat over the last two weeks, going 19-for-55 with six homers and 15 RBI in his last 14 games. He\u2019s now hitting .262/.318/.472 with 21 homers and 68 RBI on the season.\nPitchers to Watch This Week\nBlake Snell, Rays\nSnell was excellent again in his last trip to the mound, allowing two runs\u2014one earned\u2014on eight hits in 6 2/3 innings against the Indians. He struck out nine and walked just one, winning his 17th game of the season. 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The pitching matchups for the series are Cole Hamels against Zach Davies on Monday, Mike Montgomery against Wade Miley on Tuesday, and Jose Quintana against Jhoulys Chacin on Wednesday.\nYankees at A\u2019s, Monday through Wednesday\nUnless the Yankees can make up a 7.5-game deficit in the AL East, or the Mariners can erase the 5.5 games by which they trail the A\u2019s, both of which are longshots, this will be the AL Wild Card matchup. The Yankees will almost certainly have the luxury of setting up their pitching rotation for that game, which would mean a second straight Wild Card Game start for Luis Severino. The A\u2019s may have to play it down to the wire, and with Sean Manaea out, it\u2019s hard to say who they\u2019ll tap in a do-or-die scenario. 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        "raw_content": "Get the MBA Knowledge Without the MBA Debt in This 80-Hour Deep Dive Into All Things Business\nThe business world is changing at pace. Widespread strategic innovation means that business now face more complex and dynamic issues than ever before. In this course, you will learn to apply 21st century strategic models to your work and become one of the most valuable people in your company.\nAnna Shaw is a Strategy and Innovation Consultant at Lucency, based in Sydney, Australia. She has 20 years experience appraising strategy, finance, and business models. This experience has been derived from working across multiple industries in the UK, Europe, New Zealand, and Australia, for globally based financial institutions, servicing some of the world\u2019s leading corporations. Her broadly based skillset includes strategy and innovation, finance, risk governance, economics, general management and business development. 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        "raw_content": "Quickstart Guide to Setting Up a Private Music Lessons Business\nAug 02, 2017 By: Rosie Katt Business Ideas, Guest Blog Section, How To, Marketing Advice, Niche Marketing, Starting Your Own Business 0 Comment\nIf you\u2019re looking for a side business to do and you\u2019re particularly good at playing an instrument or multiple instruments, then why not consider becoming a music teacher on the side? You can go to people\u2019s homes, have them come to your home, or if you have access to another space to use you can have people come there.\nYou might be wondering how to even get started in the music lesson business. One key thing is to be organized. Follow these five easy tips to get your music lesson side business off the ground and you\u2019ll be very pleased with the outcome.\nYou have to let people know that you\u2019re available for music lessons. Your clientele is most likely going to be children; therefore you need to focus on parents and where they\u2019ll be. You can take out an ad in a newspaper, start a Facebook page for your business, and make up flyers and put them in people\u2019s mailboxes, doors, or cars, or at the grocery store.\nReach out to the local schools and see if they\u2019ll help you get the word out about your lessons. Local music stores might refer people out for music lessons, so give them a call and see if they\u2019ll be willing to help you advertise your business.\nHave. business cards made up and hand them out to people whenever you can and post them to community bulletin boards. Once those calls come in, be prepared to sell yourself as a competent music teacher who can teach to a particular level.\nYou need to keep track of the times that you\u2019re available personally to teach lessons, but also of when you have someone coming for that lesson. You need to decide on how long the lessons should be as well. Thirty minutes is a good amount of time for children, especially young children. Too much longer and they\u2019ll get bored and distracted with it.\nIf you have teens or adults, you might be able to get away with doing hour-long lessons with them, so you\u2019ll need to decide what you want to do. Then you need to decide how well you work and can keep to a schedule. It might be tempting to put students back to back, but you have to be punctual and your clients have to be punctual as well. If you run over into someone else\u2019s time, then you\u2019ll continue to get further and further behind.\nFor these reasons, it might be beneficial to you to space lessons out a little. This way parents aren\u2019t being forced to wait - something which could deter them from continuing to use you.\nYou also need to have a policy in mind for what happens if someone can\u2019t make a lesson due to illness. Allow them the opportunity to make it up with either an extra-long lesson the following week or just completely rescheduling for another day of the week if that\u2019s what the parent wants.\n3. Think about the space you\u2019re giving lessons\nYou will want the space to be clear of clutter and clean and comfortable. You\u2019ll need to have good lighting and of course enough space for you, the student, a chair or chairs, a music stand, and the instrument.\nIf you are going to travel to people\u2019s homes, then make it clear to them what you\u2019re going to require from them when it comes to the space you teach in. Be reasonable of course; it should be things like a sturdy and firm seat for their child to sit in, a music stand, and good lighting so their child can read the sheet music easily. Ideally this will also be the child\u2019s practice space, so it shouldn\u2019t be too difficult to provide.\nThe most difficult thing is deciding how much to charge for your service. It\u2019s going to depend on a lot of things. If you are traveling to them, then you will need to factor in possible travel expenses. If you have to rent out space, then you\u2019ll probably want to pass on some of that cost to your clientele. But ultimately you\u2019ll need to make it less than what your local music stores are charging for lessons.\nDo your research to see what others are charging for lessons. If you are traveling to them, they might be willing to pay a little more for that because it means one less thing parents have to do, but you have to be reasonable. Just remember to track all of your income, though. If you make any more than $400 in a year, then it must be reported on your taxes.\n5. Teaching methods and equipment\nThe final thing you\u2019ll need to consider is how you\u2019re going to teach your students. You will need to find a good quality book that has familiar songs, bright colors, and is easy to read and understand. You can ask the parents to buy it themselves or offer it to them as an additional cost during the first lesson. Leave it up to the parents.\nYou will need to have a good quality music stand, a student-sized chair, and extra things for the instrument that might be needed like reeds which can break or cork grease. It's also good to have a basic repair kit for instruments that you\u2019ll be teaching, because things happen and you need to be prepared for anything.\nOffer rewards - whether it\u2019s stickers for completing a song they\u2019ve been working on for a while or a certificate when they\u2019ve completed a lesson book. 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        "raw_content": "Because You Are Beautiful and Dead\nYvonne Amey, University of Central Florida\nThe poems in Because You Are Beautiful and Dead deal with dysfunctional people, substance abuse, loss, and death and dying. The poems also highlight the struggle of the poet/speaker finding her place in a hideous world, which, paradoxically, she really doesn't want to belong. The poems are influenced by the playful and sad imagery and subject matter of poet Matthew Dickman. These poems, like Dickman's, are assessable and quirky. Michael Earl Craig and Terrance Hayes are two other influences. Hayes' work is artistic and experimental. Michael Earl Craig's poems have a brilliance that isn't fueled in its complex or radical subject matter, but by the ability to see into the human condition in its most simple form. These poems are interested in language and form. The speaker in it often wants to tell someone I am sorry that I have forgotten you. You are still here, inside my poems. The poems bring people back to life. Sometimes these people are symbolic\u2014not any specific person\u2014but rather a representative of loss. Mostly the speaker wants to highlight the absurd and dysfunctional nature of humankind without any need to offer a remedy. Humans are predictable narcissists, they mess up their children, talk too much, and simply annoy. These poems are not predictable, boring, or always so fundamentally normal.\nThaxton, Terry\nMasters Thesis (Campus-only Access)\nAmey, Yvonne, \"Because You Are Beautiful and Dead\" (2017). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. 5437.",
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        "raw_content": "I\u2019ve been involved in high stakes poker for less than a year, but I\u2019ve had a lot of success in Vegas and wanted to look for more lucrative opportunities. After a bit of research, I found that the biggest cash games in the world that run regularly and are public (not home games or invite-only) are at the Wynn in Macau, a short ferry ride across the South China Sea from Hong Kong.\nLobby of the Wynn Macau\nIf you\u2019ve never played poker in a casino, poker games are generally classified by the blinds (the amounts that the two players to the left of the \u2018dealer\u2019 have to bet before the first card is dealt). Since No Limit Hold\u2019em allows any player to bet the full amount of chips in front of him, a better way to determine the stakes is to look at the average amount each person at the table is playing with.\nAt a typical $1/$2 game, players buy in for $200-$300 dollars at most. 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I wanted to spend a lot of time playing in Macau, but if I busted out the first day I didn\u2019t want to be stuck in China for two weeks until my return flight. So I did the reasonable thing and bought a one-way ticket to Hong Kong.\nI eschewed my go-to travel site and instead paid for the trip with a couple hundred thousand American Express points.\nGot AMEX points for days\u2026\nThe trip almost didn\u2019t happen. The day before my flight I went to the bank to wire $90,000 to the account I\u2019d opened with the Wynn Macau. One of the more frustrating parts of playing high stakes poker is getting your money to the casino. Travelers checks and even cashier\u2019s checks aren\u2019t accepted by many casinos (as was the case at the Wynn Macau), and flying around with a giant sack of cash isn\u2019t the best idea.\nThere was no one at my bank branch who could wire money internationally, so they directed me to a branch on the other side of town. 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It was a Friday evening \u2013 prime poker time \u2013 but I can\u2019t sleep on planes so I\u2019d been up for about 27 hours straight and could barely keep my eyes open.\nIn-flight map, somewhere over Siberia\nI checked into my hotel, the Sheraton on Cotai. Cotai is a strip of reclaimed land where the Seac Pai Van bay used to be, but with dry ground at such a premium in this country-within-a-country, the Macanese filled in the bay and built several mega casinos on top of it.\nWynn Resorts opened a second property, Wynn Palace, on reclaimed land in Cotai\nI didn\u2019t realize when I booked the ticket that I was arriving at the start of Chinese New Year. The whole island was beautifully decorated. It makes sense that a holiday that celebrates luck would be such a big deal in Macau. 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        "raw_content": "The Top 10 Hondas of 2008\u2026A retrospective\u2026Part 2\u2026\nBack with Part 2 of the retrospective\u2026.5 all the way to number 1 of the Top 10\u2026Enjoy\u2026.\nWhat he\u2019s up to now: Ahhh\u2026the internet celebrity himself\u2026Damn, it\u2019s been quite a year for us as a group. Phaze2 has really taken off this year and it\u2019s really cool to see all the hard work come together. Mikeyyyy has been busy doing his business thing and helping guys throughout the country with their dipped/plated parts and wheels. The Integra had a wider set of Jlines than last year and RedZone finally got this thing running right and tuned. Too bad it\u2019s soon to be retired though\u2026It\u2019s going to a new home, new owner, new part of the country in fact. It\u2019s bittersweet. I\u2019m sad to see it go honestly but happy to see that he\u2019s gonna be building something else even better. I don\u2019t really think it\u2019s gonna hit any of us until the car is really gone though but oh well, sometimes we just have to move on\u2026.\nWhat he\u2019s up to now: Chalk this up on the list of cars that are no longer in one piece anymore. The whole thing was basically parted out and sold separately. Chase recently moved out of California and went back home as well. I don\u2019t really wanna elaborate on why because this isn\u2019t Chase\u2019s blog (he has one I think) and that kind of personal stuff is best left coming from his own mouth. Not really sure what he\u2019s up to nowadays, but the car is long gone by now\u2026.I\u2019m sure it won\u2019t be the last time we hear from the guy though\u2026.\nWhat he\u2019s up to now: To sum it up simply\u2026.this Civic continued to fuck shit up in the Time Attack series. This thing is a beast, plain and simple. It\u2019s been thoroughly dominant this year and even participated in the Castrol Syntec Top Car Challenge earlier this year. What\u2019s next is that this car will be even more insane than before. It\u2019s currently over at Robispec getting a full chromoly roll cage in preparation to run in the Unlimited class in future Time Attack classes. Not only that, all the glass is being replaced by lexan as well. When it\u2019s all said and done, the Sportcar Motion Civic will definitely make a huge impact in the series. Loi had originally planned on retiring the car completely and focusing his attention on his new ITR project but I guess he decided to not let a good machine go to waste and just decided to make it even crazier\u2026.\nWhat he\u2019s up to now: Not much has really changed on this TSX. It\u2019s refreshing to see that some people like to enjoy their cars even after it\u2019s made a mag and not cash out and sell the car right away like some. Salem hasn\u2019t done much because life has kinda brought him some things that prevented him to do so. I was digging through my old pics and I actually found this picture of Armando aka Coke in a Can standing next to Salem. Seems like only yesterday. I think that\u2019s a bag of chicken wings from Wing Stop in his hand in that picture. Damn what a fun day that was. I\u2019m not really sure if I even posted this up when I put up all the other pics. This was the last time I got the chance to see Armando before a tragic motorcycle accident took him from us a couple months ago. I had no idea I even took this picture and it just reminds me of how precious life is. One day we\u2019re here and one day we\u2019re not\u2026Rest in Peace Armando Flores Jr\u2026..\n1. Donut\u2019s 1992 Honda Civic\u2026\nWhat he\u2019s up to now: The number one Honda on the Chronicles Top 10 of 2008 hasn\u2019t really done much this year. It\u2019s actually been MIA for a while now. Last year it was everywhere and this year it\u2019s been in hiding. I can only assume that he\u2019s redoing some things on the car again. In any case, he deserves all the attention he received and still undoubtedbly the Chronicles number one Honda of 2008. I\u2019m sure it\u2019ll be back and better than ever in 2010\u2026.\nSo that\u2019s it folks. Man, going through these 10 cars is making me anxious to work on this year\u2019s list. It\u2019s definitely gonna be an interesting one\u2026I just hope this year\u2019s list doesn\u2019t have so many cars getting sold or parted out the next year after. Til next time\u2026.\nCategories: PersonalTags: top 10 hondas of 2008, Top Hondas of 2008\nyou caught me gawking at mikeyyyy\u2019s bay haha. nice to see updates on all these fine rides!\nhtmoc (Henry)\nwow, i didnt notice mando in that picture either until i read the stuff under it.\nCan\u2019t wait for top 10 this year. Last year\u2019s car is banananas,congrats to all who maid it *thumpup*\nthey all look the same except big mikes i hope we can see more of his build!\nNot really man Dan made a pretty big change..\nhttp://farm3.static.flickr.com/2429/3828097958_f08f081db7_b.jpg\nnaaaack\nwhat wheels are on the sportcar motion?",
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        "raw_content": "Aisle411 CEO: Retail Will Be the Biggest Opportunity for Indoor Location Tech\nAs indoor positioning technology improves, the opportunity for businesses to track and engage with customers in real-time as they browse the aisles of a store or navigate an airport is becoming very real. A number of these types of startups have closed funding in recent months, and the technology is now spreading across a number of verticals including hospitals, museums, airports, and retail stores.\nEnter Aisle411. The St. Louis-based company works with large retailers and small mom-and-pop shops to leverage indoor navigation to enhance the shopping experience for consumers while allowing retailers to track a shopper\u2019s behavior in-store. 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But if you think about the world at large \u2014 universities, museums, hospitals, airport terminals \u2014 the indoor world, and your ability to deliver relevant information and to interact and engage with people, this is a huge opportunity.\nWe\u2019re very excited about what we do. We\u2019re a piece of a much bigger opportunity, and even our small slice of the pie is still in the billions of dollars.\nHow do you think indoor technology, and the future of it, will impact how people interact with their environments, indoors and outdoors?\nPettyjohn: Dramatically. Humans, as a whole, spend 90% of their time indoors. So there\u2019s a huge opportunity to leverage all of the digital devices that most of us have and are carrying around to digitize that experience so that it works with our digital world.\nWe believe that retail will be the biggest indoor location opportunity: it\u2019s a $3 trillion industry and 90% of those sales happen in-store. So it\u2019s where commerce happens. 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        "raw_content": "The Insider Secret on Study Abroad Application Revealed\nIf you\u2019re aware of the scholarships, it\u2019s so well so excellent. The scholarship is provided to the students who wish to study this normal language. You should look for the scholarships which are available for students just like you. International students scholarships are offered for eligible students and generally the award money is enough to fulfill all expenses.\nStudents will learn how to earn for their survival, which would be an excellent achievement for a student who will compete on earth. Personal Property Insurance policy Each student is encouraged to review her or his family\u2019s individual property insurance policy coverage. He is encouraged to review his or her family\u2019s personal property insurance coverage. Non-KU students will be requested to finish the requirements above.\nAll students will have to buy a cell phone upon arrival in Madrid, which are comparatively inexpensive. Every student should have a biometrics appointment. To look for admission in foreign universities it\u2019s mandatory for each student to qualify great scores within this examination. Modern students are prepared to learn more about the new places alongside the most traditional ones.\nInternships are essentially unpaid employment opportunities. Moreover, internships abroad permit an intern the opportunity to get real work experience. For the greater part of students, but the internship affords a chance to create new abilities and gain increased exposure to the world past the classroom. When you start your internship keep in mind which you will be liable for yourself. As soon as you start your internship, bear in mind you will be liable for yourself. There are a large number of internships representing all regions of the entertainment market.\nIf there\u2019s no particular assignment for you to work on at this time, take the chance to find out more about the organization. You might find that you\u2019re entrusted with a job, without great instruction or feedback after the truth. The sooner you begin the procedure, the more options you\u2019ll have.\nSolutions to took classes as a way to look at this essay. Before selecting academic departments to list on your application, it is rather important to critique the courses provided to confirm that we have many different Bachelor\u2019s level courses given in English during the semester you\u2019re going to be abroad. If you get rid of the keys, you\u2019re accountable for replacing them. Get acquainted with the people that you work with. The best place to search for funding options is Internet. You could be assured that much time and concern has been placed into the assortment of your family members and that each loved ones was carefully screened. Studying in any foreign university is really an extremely expensive undertaking and one definitely needs lots of things.\nDon\u2019t be scared to modify your study habits if you find that they\u2019re not working for you inside this new environment you could find that you turn into a much better students making some minor adjustments! The best thing about your experience is going to be the people that you help. In addition, you may also have the chance to have a part-time job whilst studying. The advantages of studying abroad are many and known to each aspiring youth throughout the world. There lucrative benefits will entice somebody to plan a brief term or long-term education plan in Australia. Thus, it is extremely important you know about the most suitable quantity of fund that you could be receiving after winning the scholarship.\nPrevious Previous post: What You Need to Know About Most Popular Study Abroad Programs\nNext Next post: The Benefit Study Abroad Cover Up",
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        "raw_content": "SPM \u2013 Embracing Human Brain Consciousness through Neuro-Nurturing\nDeborah McNelis, an entrepreneurial author, international speaker and passionate creator of Neuro-Nurturing, joins Laura Greco of SuperPower Mommas. You will definity want to listen to this lively and informative discussion on embracing human consciousness through neuro-nurturing. As an Early Brain Development Specialist and founder of Brain Insights LLC, Deborah developed unique tools for neuro-nurturing in English and Spanish. You\u2019ll love hearing what she shares about information overload around parenting. She shares how clutter can be eliminated through moms focusing into their intuition and then using tools to enhance that knowing. Be sure to join us and then chime into the Super Powers are Real Facebook group to let us know your best takeaway.\nHello and welcome. You\u2019re listening to SuperPower Mommas and I\u2019m Laura Greco, your host. I\u2019m so excited that you are here today. This is the show where mommas are recalling their superpowers and changing the world from the foundation of families. Welcome.\nI would like to introduce you to someone I have known for a few years now and I\u2019ve followed her work and I just love what she\u2019s doing. Her name is Deborah McNelis and she is an entrepreneurial author, international speaker, and educator, and passionate creator of Neuro-Nurturing, which actually brings me to the title of this show, which is Embracing Human Brain Consciousness Through Neuro-Nurturing.\nAs an early brain development specialist she founded the Brain Insights LLC. Deborah has developed many products that are centered around that. We\u2019re gonna talk about some of that during our show, but for now I\u2019d just like to also share with you that we have actually participated together in another project. I just love her enthusiasm. She\u2019s just such a wonderful person sharing such wonderful things. Welcome, Debbie. I\u2019m so glad you\u2019re here.\nThank you so much. It\u2019s such a pleasure to be invited back and have this opportunity to share what I\u2019m so passionate about and have this discussion with you.\nThank you. Thank you, Deborah. I\u2019m gonna start off, of course, with our usual question which is, what is your superpowers?\nWhat I feel is my personal superpower is having the understanding of how brains develop, how brains function, and how we can easily understand how we can have a positive influence on the way a brain develops or functions.\nWe need to use our heart, our soul, and nurture who each individual is to allow that to shine.\nWow. That sounds really big. In that understanding of the brain and how it functions with the title of our show is Embracing Human Brain Consciousness Through Neuro-Nurturing, which is actually a phrase you coined, right, Neuro-Nurturing?\nYes, yes. It\u2019s a trademark term that I came up with to convey that we just simply need to nurture brains. We need to use our heart, our soul, and nurture who each individual is to allow that to shine. And if we understand how brains develop we can influence it in the most positive way, so that the brain doesn\u2019t get wired in a way that is gonna prevent us from being all that we are as beautiful unique individuals who can shine and share that uniqueness.\nWhat I see here that you are striving to accomplish is a actual integration of the brain and the heart bringing a consciousness back into our lifestyle.\nExactly, exactly. An aspect of a reason why I developed the term neuro-nurturing is because for two reasons. One is sometimes if you hear the term brain development it might be off putting where you might think oh, that sounds so scientific and too much neuroscience to get into, or what\u2019s happened I find is that frequently when people do realize that the early years are so impactful in the way a brain develops, the thinking has become. The term brain development has become synonymous for many that oh, if those early years are so important we must impact those brains in a way that we\u2019re really focusing on building intelligence and putting as much knowledge into those kids\u2019 brains as early as possible. And so, academics has been emphasized so strongly at younger, and younger, and younger ages. This is not what the optimal way to develop a brain for thriving in light.\nDeborah, this is very interesting. One of the things I thought with my clients is that there is a lot, a lot, a lot of information out there. What I discovered through speaking with them is that they are actually, they\u2019ve become not enough in some fashion because they\u2019re scurrying to achieve these, what is supposed to be the best thing for my child. One of the things I share with them what children might need most is to be seen, to be heard, and to be truly valued, and love. I would like you to expand on your work and how that really helps to integrate that for the moms as well, and dads, as well as the children.\nWow. I agree with everything you just said. Yes, parents are bombarded with so much information, and sometimes it can be conflicting information. Well how confusing is that?\nThere\u2019s so many shoulds. You should do this, and you should do that, and you should do this. It\u2019s overwhelming sometimes. And so, in addressing a part of what you were bringing up is that we need to stop and take the information that we\u2019re getting, and then go to our heart, go to what feels right to us, so that you\u2019re picking and choosing and not comparing and not feeling this should feeling. Just go to what does feel good for you, for your child, or your children. It might be different for each child besides. This child might need this type of nurturing, and this child might need this type of nurturing. It could be very different because we\u2019re all, everyone of us, is unique, and so supporting it in that way.\nAnd then the other piece of what you were bringing up is that yes, as I said, sometimes it sounds complicated to think about brain development. But the points that you were bringing out are exactly what a child needs, to be listened to, to be understood, to be recognized, to be loved. One of the points that I share, usually at the beginning of every presentation I do, I say, \u201cIt isn\u2019t complicated.\u201d That\u2019s my niche. It\u2019s part of my superpower is that I share this understanding in very simple, basic, practical ways. And so, I explain that to develop a brain in the most healthy and optimal ways what we need to do is provide the physical and the safety needs that a child has, and to provide loving interaction, and play. That isn\u2019t so complicated, is it?\nNo, no. And when you think about and in both what you just said and what I shared earlier, a child needs these things, and yet the mother who is providing that for their child needs it, so that she can really do it with a full bucket, with a fullness from herself.\nChoice reduces stress levels in the brain.\nExactly, exactly. One of the presentations that I do is called, Attention, Attention. It\u2019s all about how we focus our attention and the emphasis of it is on how our intentions influences our self perception. And so, this is such exciting understanding is that whatever we focus our attention on is going to wire and change our brain in different ways. It\u2019s going to have chemical reactions, biological changes in our body, and hormone releases depending on how we\u2019re focusing our attention, and repetition of the way that we\u2019re focusing our attention. If we were focusing it on the same way repeatedly it creates strong pathways. We have the wonderful opportunity of this understanding that we can make changes to how we\u2019re feeling, and how our brain wires, and how our body is feeling based on what, the way we\u2019re perceiving, and the way we\u2019re focusing on our attention. Isn\u2019t that exciting to realize.\nOne of the big things I focus on is that we have choice. We have a choice. Choice reduces stress levels in the brain. And so, whenever we\u2019re having either a real or perceived lack of choice it creates stress, but we always have choice. We can build that choice in. We can choose how we\u2019re gonna react to something. We can choose how we think about ourselves. And so, in this presentation that I mentioned I talk about what we do to ourselves all the time? At the end of the day, and especially moms, at the end of the day we think about oh, I didn\u2019t get that done. Oh, I should\u2019ve taken care of that. Oh, I sure didn\u2019t handle that well. Don\u2019t we? We do that to ourselves.\nWe do. We do. I love everything that you\u2019re sharing so far. It\u2019s so on target with what I teach as well. But what\u2019s most beautiful is the science behind it and it\u2019s there.\nThat\u2019s something that did not exist when I was raising my children. I knew some of these things. I certainly didn\u2019t know all of them, but I was on that path of discovering. 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        "raw_content": "So what does the Accountable Capitalism Act do? It requires certain really big corporations (specifically, corporations with more than $1 billion in annual gross revenues) to get a federal charter in addition to their state charters. Getting the federal charter requires a couple things, including allowing board representation for labor and explicitly thinking about constituents other than shareholders in corporate decisionmaking.\nAnd the consequences for not having a charter, or for having that charter revoked? Under section 4(a)(2) of the Act, the corporation won\u2019t be treated as a corporation for purposes of federal law.\n\u201cPurposes of federal law\u201d presumably includes the federal income tax. And we know, from Treas. Reg. \u00a7 301.7701-3(b)(1)(i) that a domestic entity that isn\u2019t a corporation for tax purposes will be treated as a partnership.\nGo a little further in the Code and you arrive at the publicly traded partnership rules. Those rules, enacted to prevent the erosion of the corporate tax base, say that a \u201cpublicly traded partnership\u201d are to be treated as a corporation for tax purposes, notwithstanding the fact that it would otherwise be treated as a partnership. And what\u2019s a publicly traded partnership? Among other things, a partnership whose interests are traded on an established securities market.\nNow there are certainly private companies with more than $1 billion in gross revenues; whether the PTP rules would apply to them is a potentially-thorny legal issue. But a lot of the >$1 billion club are traded on the NYSE or other securities markets, and would definitely be PTPs.\nSo the question is, how would a publicly-traded corporation that lost its federal charter under the ACA be treated for tax purposes? Because if it\u2019s not treated as a corporation, it\u2019s a partnership. But because its shares are traded on an exchange, it\u2019s a PTP. And as a PTP it\u2019s treated as a corporation for federal income tax purposes. Only the ACA says that, because it doesn\u2019t have a federal charter, it\u2019s a partnership. But because its shares are traded on an exchange, it\u2019s a PTP. And as a PTP &c. &c. &c.\nI mean, Sen. Warren almost certainly didn\u2019t have the PTP rules in mind when she drafted the bill. And frankly, with a Republican Congress and president, it\u2019s not like the bill\u2019s going anywhere. But it\u2019s interesting to see legislation potentially introduce this kind of infinite loop into federal law, and puzzle out where the loop would eventually end.\nPosted on August 19, 2018 by Sam BrunsonPosted in Corporate Tax, Legislation, Partnership TaxTagged ACA, accountable capitalism act, elizabeth warren, loop, ptp, publicly traded partnership.\nPrevious Previous post: #TaxProf gathering at #SEALS2018\nNext Next post: A Series of Series? Tax, Regulation, and Faculty Workshops at Boston College Law School\nOne thought on \u201cA Quick Thought on the Accountable Capitalism Act and Federal Taxes\u201d\nUnintended consequences due to lack of understanding how things currently work like this seem well within the wheelhouse of Senator Warren, given her ideological leanings.",
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        "raw_content": "2018: Innovation. Inspiration. Impact.\n2016: Igniting the Flame Within: The Pursuit of Student Success\n2014: Shooting for the STAARS: Boosting Brain Power\n2012: Achieving Student Success in a Digital World\n2010: Celebrating Our Unique Community\nDr. Dana Suskind is a pediatric physician, Professor of Surgery and Pediatrics, and the founder and director of the Thirty Million Words\u00ae Initiative. Dr. Suskind\u2019s lectures stress the importance of early language exposure for developing children and draw on her own experiences with patients and neuroscience research.\nDr. Dana Suskind is a Professor of Surgery at the University of Chicago, Director of the Pediatric Cochlear Implant Program, and Founder and Director of the Thirty Million Words\u00ae Initiative, a program dedicated to harnessing the power of language to build a child\u2019s brain and impact his or her future. Dr. Suskind is also the author of Thirty Million Words: Building a Child\u2019s Brain, published in September 2015.\nA well-known study by Betty Hart and Todd Risley in 1995 found some children heard thirty million fewer words by their fourth birthdays than others. The children who heard more words were better prepared when they entered school. These same children had bigger vocabularies, stronger reading skills, and higher test scores when they entered the next grade. Dr. Suskind learned of this thirty million word gap while she was working as a cochlear implant surgeon at the University of Chicago Medical Center. Intrigued and alarmed by the study, she began the Thirty Million Words\u00ae Initiative in response to this thirty million word gap and is actively working to close this ever-widening achievement gap.\nIn her book and keynote presentations, Dr. Suskind details the critical importance of early language exposure on a developing child\u2019s brain and encourages parents to take an active role in this development. Drawing on her own experiences with patients and the compelling research on the neuroscience of brain plasticity, Dr. Suskind explains that the most important, and astoundingly simple, thing that one can do for a child\u2019s future success in life is to talk to him or her.\nDr. Suskind and the Thirty Million Words\u00ae Initiative have been profiled by numerous media outlets, including the New York Times, NPR, The Economist, and Slate.com and they have received support from The Department of Education and The Hemera Foundation. She also received the University of Chicago Medical Faculty Award for \u201cDistinguished Leader in Program Innovation\u201d. Dr. Suskind lives in Chicago with her family.\nBorn with profound congenital sensory neural deafness, John attended both mainstream and state school for the deaf systems in the State of Washington. John is also former beneficiary of the public Vocational Rehabilitation system, attended Gallaudet University, and is a graduate of Seattle University in Public Administration and Human Resource Development.\nJohn started his career as a Job Developer at a local community employment agency before embarking on a 31 year career of public service with the State of Washington. During that time he served as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, Regional Business Relations Specialist, Statewide Affirmative Action Officer, Senior Statewide Human Resource Consultan, Statewide Reasonable Accommodation/ADA Program Manager, VR Unit Supervisor, and Statewide VR Program Administrator for Business Relations.\nJohn comes uniquely positioned to offer his personal and professional insights into the dynamics of school-to-work transition, services offered by public vocational rehabilitation programs, community integration of people with disabilities, and the challenges and opportunities of developing business/employer relations that result in the successful employment of people with disabilities in the nations labor force.",
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        "raw_content": "Alejandro Winzer C.C.C.\nExecutive Chef at Ristorante Verdicchio & Natura Events\nShare your talents, background and expertise.Born in Cuernavaca, Morelos August 16th 1977. Raised in a family that enjoys good food, wines & spirits and travelling, found his passion for food in his mother\u2019s kitchen and father\u2019s traditional German bakery. Studied Hotel Management and Culinary Arts besides several other courses and diplomas. Starts his professional career sharing his Mexican roots and working in several countries such as Belgium, Spain (\u201cRestaurant El Faro del Puerto\u201d, El Puerto de Santa Maria, Cadiz ), Canada (Market Square Grill, St. Andrews NB) and the US (Agave Mexican Bistro, Newburyport, MA), sharing Mexican culture and food to then, after his long journey where he enriched himself with traditions and culture of the countries he visited, he establishes back in Mexico in Cancun Q. Roo (\u201cGlazz Restaurant\u201d) for several months then moving to beautiful Puerto Vallarta where he lived with his beautiful wife and three kids for 5 years working as executive chef (\u201cLos Xitomates\u201d and \u201cSpiaggia\u201d) and being part of various international events such as \u201cGourmet festival\u201d and \u201cCulinary Jam session\u201d, six and a half years ago he decided to move to Canada with his family seeking for a safe environment and community, he joins the team of \u201cRistorante Verdicchio\u201d as Executive Chef, where he feels he is not only a team member but an actual member of a Family. During this period of time he has been awarded with several certificates and accolades such as C.C.C. certification (Certified Chef de Cuisine), member at large of the CCFCC, active R.C.C. (Rational Certified Chef) and recently welcomed as \"Maitre Rotisseur\" for \"La chaine des Rotisseurs\" among others.\nRistorante Verdicchio & Natura Events\nSudbury, ON, CANADA, 2008 - Present\nSpiaggia Restaurant & Lounge\nPurto Vallarta, Mexico, 2006 - 2008\nRestaurante Los Xitomates\nPuerto Vallarta, Mexico, 2004 - 2008\nRestaurant Glazz\nCancun, Mexico, 2003 - 2004\nNewburyport, MA, USA, 2002 - 2003\nInstituto Culinario de Mexico\nPuebla, Mexico, 2001\nEscuela Panamericana de hoteleria\nHotel management/Culinary arts\nCuernavaca Morelos, 1999\nShare where you are based.Sudbury, ON, Canada",
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        "raw_content": "Category Archives: 18c\nA touching detail produced by LDA \u2026\nI\u2019m getting ahead of myself with this post, because I don\u2019t have time to explain everything I did to produce this. But it was just too striking not to share.\nBasically, I\u2019m experimenting with Latent Dirichlet Allocation, and I\u2019m impressed. So first of all, thanks to Matt Jockers, Travis Brown, Neil Fraistat, and everyone else who tried to convince me that Bayesian methods are better. I\u2019ve got to admit it. They are.\nBut anyway, in a class I\u2019m teaching we\u2019re using LDA on a generically diverse collection of 1,853 volumes between 1751 and 1903. The collection includes fiction, poetry, drama, and a limited amount of nonfiction (just biography). We\u2019re stumbling on a lot of fascinating things, but this was slightly moving. Here\u2019s the graph for one particular topic.\nThe circles and X\u2019s are individual volumes. Blue is fiction, green is drama, pinkish purple is poetry, black biography. Only the volumes where this topic turned out to be prominent are plotted, because if you plot all 1,853 it\u2019s just a blurry line at the bottom of the image. The gray line is an aggregate frequency curve, which is not related in any very intelligible way to the y-axis. (Work in progress \u2026) As you can see. this topic is mostly prominent in fiction around the year 1800. Here are the top 50 words in the topic:\nBut here\u2019s what I find slightly moving. The x\u2019s at the top of the graph are the 10 works in the collection where the topic was most prominent. They include, in order, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Frankenstein, Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary, William Godwin, St. Leon, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Lodore, William Godwin, Fleetwood, William Godwin, Mandeville, and Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Falkner.\nIn short, this topic is exemplified by a family! Mary Hays does intrude into the family circle with Memoirs of Emma Courtney, but otherwise, it\u2019s Mary Wollstonecraft, William Godwin, and their daughter.\nOther critics have of course noticed that M. W. Shelley writes \u201cGodwinian novels.\u201d And if you go further down the list of works, the picture becomes less familial (Helen Maria Williams and Thomas Holcroft butt in, as well as P. B. Shelley). Plus, there\u2019s another topic in the model (\u201cmyself these should situation\u201d) that links William Godwin more closely to Charles Brockden Brown than it does to his wife or daughter. And LDA isn\u2019t graven on stone; every time you run topic modeling you\u2019re going to get something slightly different. But still, this is kind of a cool one. \u201cMind feelings heart felt\u201d indeed.\nPosted in 18c, 19c, Bayesian topic modeling, fiction, Romantic-era writing\t| 7 Replies\nPosted in 18c, 19c, genre comparison, poetic diction\t| 4 Replies\nThe differentiation of literary and nonliterary diction, 1700-1900.\nWhen you stumble on an interesting problem, the question arises: do you blog the problem itself \u2014 or wait until you have a full solution to publish as an article?\nIn this case, I think the problem is too big to be solved by a single person anyway, so I might as well get it out there where we can all chip away at it. At the end of this post, I include a link to a page where you can also download the data and code I\u2019m using.\nWhen we compare groups of texts, we\u2019re often interested in characterizing the contrast between them. But instead of characterizing the contrast, you could also just measure the distance between categories. For instance, you could generate a list of word frequencies for two genres, and then run a Spearman\u2019s correlation test, to measure the rank-order similarity of their diction.\nIn isolation, a measure of similarity between two genres is hard to interpret. But if you run the test repeatedly to compare genres at different points in time, the changes can tell you when the diction of the genres becomes more or less similar.\nSpearman similarity to nonfiction, measured at 5-year intervals. At each interval, a 39-year chunk of the collection (19 years on either side of the midpoint) is being selected for comparison.\nIn the graph above, I\u2019ve done that with four genres, in a collection of 3,724 eighteenth- and nineteenth-century volumes (constructed in part by TCP and in part by Jordan Sellers \u2014 see acknowledgments), using the 10,000 most frequent words in the collection, excluding proper nouns. The black line at the top is flat, because nonfiction is always similar to itself. But the other lines decline as poetry, drama, and fiction become progressively less similar to nonfiction where word choice is concerned. Unsurprisingly, prose fiction is always more similar to nonfiction than poetry is. But the steady decline in the similarity of all three genres to nonfiction is interesting. Literary histories of this period have tended to pivot on William Wordsworth\u2019s rebellion against a specialized \u201cpoetic diction\u201d \u2014 a story that would seem to suggest that the diction of 19c poetry should be less different from prose than 18c poetry had been. But that\u2019s not the pattern we\u2019re seeing here: instead it appears that a differentiation was setting in between literary and nonliterary language.\nThis should be described as a differentiation of \u201cdiction\u201d rather than style. To separate style from content (for instance to determine authorship) you need to focus on the frequencies of common words. But when critics discuss \u201cdiction,\u201d they\u2019re equally interested, I think, in common and less common words \u2014 and that\u2019s the kind of measure of similarity that Spearman\u2019s correlation will give you (Kilgarriff 2001).\nThe graph above makes it look as though nonfiction was remaining constant while other genres drifted away from it. But we are after all graphing a comparison with two sides. This raises the question: were poetry, fiction, and drama changing relative to nonfiction, or was nonfiction changing relative to them? But of course the answer is \u201cboth.\u201d\nAt each 5-year interval, the Spearman similarity is being measured between the 40-year span surrounding that point and the period 1700-1740.\nHere we\u2019re comparing each genre to its own past. The language of nonfiction changes somewhat more rapidly than the language of the other genres, but none of them remain constant. There is no fixed reference point in this world, which is why I\u2019m talking about the \u201cdifferentiation\u201d of two categories. But even granting that, we might want to pose another skeptical question: when literary genres become less like nonfiction, is that merely a sign of some instability in the definition of \u201cnonfiction\u201d? Did it happen mostly because, say, the nineteenth century started to publish on specialized scientific topics? We can address this question to some extent by selecting a more tightly defined subset of nonfiction as a reference point \u2014 say, biographies, letters, and orations.\nThe Spearman similarities here happen to be generated on the top 5000 words rather than the top 10000, but I have tried both wordsets and it makes very little difference.\nEven when we focus on this relatively stable category, we see significant differentiation. Two final skeptical questions need addressing before I try to explain what happened. First, I\u2019ve been graphing results so far as solid lines, because our eyes can\u2019t sort out individual data points for four different variables at once. But a numerically savvy reader will want to see some distributions and error bars before assessing the significance of these results. So here are yearly values for fiction. In some cases these are individual works of fiction, though when there are two or more works of fiction in a single year they have been summed and treated as a group. Each year of fiction is being compared against biographies, letters, and orations for 19 years on either side.\nThat\u2019s a fairly persuasive trend. You may, however, notice that the Spearman similarities for individual years on this graph are about .1 lower than they were when we graphed fiction as a 39-year moving window. In principle Spearman similarity is independent of corpus size, but it can be affected by the diversity of a corpus. The similarity between two individual texts is generally going to be lower than the similarity between two large and diverse corpora. So could the changes we\u2019ve seen be produced by changes in corpus size? There could be some effect, but I don\u2019t think it\u2019s large enough to explain the phenomenon. [See update at the bottom of this post. The results are in fact even clearer when you keep corpus size constant. -Ed.] The sizes of the corpora for different genres don\u2019t change in a way that would produce the observed decreases in similarity; the fiction corpus, in particular, gets larger as it gets less like nonfiction. Meanwhile, it is at the same time becoming more like poetry. We\u2019re dealing with some factor beyond corpus size.\nSo how then do we explain the differentiation of literary and nonliterary diction? As I started by saying, I don\u2019t expect to provide a complete answer: I\u2019m raising a question. But I can offer a few initial leads. In some ways it\u2019s not surprising that novels would gradually become less like biographies and letters. The novel began very much as faked biography and faked correspondence. Over the course of the period 1700-1900 the novel developed a sharper generic identity, and one might expect it to develop a distinct diction. But the fact that poetry and drama seem to have experienced a similar shift (together with the fact that literary genres don\u2019t seem to have diverged significantly from each other) begins to suggest that we\u2019re looking at the emergence of a distinctively \u201cliterary\u201d diction in this period.\nTo investigate the character of that diction, we need to compare the vocabulary of genres at many different points. If we just compared late-nineteenth-century fiction to late-nineteenth-century nonfiction, we would get the vocabulary that characterized fiction at that moment, but we wouldn\u2019t know which aspects of it were really new. I\u2019ve done that on the side here, using the Mann-Whitney rho test I described in an earlier post. As you\u2019ll see, the words that distinguish fiction from nonfiction from 1850 to 1900 are essentially a list of pronouns and verbs used to describe personal interaction. But that is true to some extent about fiction in any period. We want to know what aspects of diction had changed.\nIn other words, we want to find the words that became overrepresented in fiction as fiction was becoming less like nonfiction prose. To find them, I compared fiction to nonfiction at five-year intervals between 1720 and 1880. At each interval I selected a 39-year slice of the collection and ranked words according to the extent to which they were consistently more prominent in fiction than nonfiction (using Mann-Whitney rho). After moving through the whole timeline you end up with a curve for each word that plots the degree to which it is over or under-represented in fiction over time. Then you sort the words to find ones that tend to become more common in fiction as the whole genre becomes less like nonfiction. (Technically, you\u2019re looking for an inverse Pearson\u2019s correlation, over time, between the Mann-Whitney rho for this word and the Spearman\u2019s similarity between genres.) Here\u2019s a list of the top 60 words you find when you do that:\nIt\u2019s not hard to see that there are a lot of words for emotional conflict here (\u201chorror, courage, confused, eager, anxious, despair, sorrow, dread, agony\u201d). But I would say that emotion is just one aspect of a more general emphasis on subjectivity, ranging from verbs of perception (\u201clisten, listened, watched, seemed, feel, felt\u201d) to explicitly psychological vocabulary (\u201cnerves, mind, unconscious, image, perception\u201d) to questions about the accuracy of perception (\u201cdream, real, sight, blind, forget, forgot, mystery, mistake\u201d). To be sure, there are other kinds of words in the list (\u201ccottage, boy, carriage\u201d). But since we\u2019re looking at a change across a period of 200 years, I\u2019m actually rather stunned by the thematic coherence of the list. For good measure, here are words that became relatively less common in fiction (or more common in nonfiction \u2014 that\u2019s the meaning of \u201crelatively\u201d) as the two genres differentiated:\nLooking at that list, I\u2019m willing to venture out on a limb and suggest that fiction was specializing in subjectivity while nonfiction was tending to view the world from an increasingly social perspective (\u201cexecutive, population, colonists, department, european, colonists, settlers, number, individuals, average.\u201d)\nNow, I don\u2019t pretend to have solved this whole problem. First of all, the lists I just presented are based on fiction; I haven\u2019t yet assessed whether there\u2019s really a shared \u201cliterary diction\u201d that unites fiction with poetry and drama. Jordan and I probably need to build up our collection a bit before we\u2019ll know. Also, the technique I just used to select lists of words looks for correlations across the whole period 1700-1900, so it\u2019s going to select words that have a relatively continuous pattern of change throughout this period. But it\u2019s also entirely possible that \u201cthe differentiation of literary and nonliterary diction\u201d was a phenomenon composed of several different, overlapping changes with a smaller \u201cwavelength\u201d on the time axis. So I would say that there\u2019s lots of room here for alternate/additional explanations.\nBut really, this is a question that does need explanation. Literary scholars may hate the idea of \u201ccounting words,\u201d but arguments about a distinctively \u201cliterary\u201d language have been central to literary criticism from John Dryden to the Russian Formalists. If we can historicize that phenomenon \u2014 if we can show that a systematic distinction between literary and nonliterary language emerged at a particular moment for particular reasons \u2014 it\u2019s a result that ought to have significance even for literary scholars who don\u2019t consider themselves digital humanists.\nBy the way, I think I do know why the results I\u2019m presenting here don\u2019t line up with our received impression that \u201cpoetic diction\u201d is an eighteenth-century phenomenon that fades in the 19c. There is a two-part answer. For one thing, part of what we perceive as poetic diction in the 18c is orthography (\u201co\u2019er\u201d, \u201csilv\u2019ry\u201d). In this collection, I have deliberately normalized orthography, so \u201csilv\u2019ry\u201d is treated as equivalent to \u201csilvery,\u201d and that aspect of \u201cpoetic diction\u201d is factored out.\nBut we may also miss differentiation because we wrongly assume that plain or vivid language cannot be itself a form of specialization. Poetic diction probably did become more accessible in the 19c than it had been in the 18c. But this isn\u2019t the same thing as saying that it became less specialized! A self-consciously plain or restricted diction still counts as a mode of specialization relative to other written genres. More on this in a week or two \u2026\nFinally, let me acknowledge that the work I\u2019m doing here is built on a collaborative foundation. Laura Mandell helped me obtain the TCP-ECCO volumes before they were public, and Jordan Sellers selected most of the nineteenth-century collection on which this work is based \u2014 something over 1,600 volumes. While Jordan and I were building this collection, we were also in conversation with Loretta Auvil, Boris Capitanu, Tanya Clement, Ryan Heuser, Matt Jockers, Long Le-Khac, Ben Schmidt, and John Unsworth, and were learning from them how to do this whole \u201ctext mining\u201d thing. The R/MySQL infrastructure for this is pretty directly modeled on Ben\u2019s. Also, since the work was built on a collaborative foundation, I\u2019m going to try to give back by sharing links to my data and code on this \u201cOpen Data\u201d page.\nAdam Kilgarriff, \u201cComparing Corpora,\u201d International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 6.1 (2001): 97-133.\n[UPDATE Monday Feb 27th, 7 pm: After reading Ben Schmidt\u2019s comment below, I realized that I really had to normalize corpus size. \u201cProbably not a problem\u201d wasn\u2019t going to cut it. So I wrote a script that samples a million-word corpus for each genre every two years. As long as I was addressing that problem, I figured I would address another one that had been nagging at my conscience. I really ought to be comparing a different wordlist each time I run the comparison. It ought to be the top 5000 words in each pair of corpora that get compared \u2014 not the top 5000 words in the collection as a whole.\nThe first time I ran the improved version I got a cloud of meaningless dots, and for a moment I thought my whole hypothesis about genre had been produced by a \u2018loose optical cable.\u2019 Not a good moment. But it was a simple error, and once I fixed it I got results that were actually much clearer than my earlier graphs.\nI suppose you could argue that, since document size varies across time, it\u2019s better to select corpora that have a fixed number of documents rather than a fixed word size. I ran the script that way too, and it produces results that are noisier but still unambiguous. The moral of the story is: it\u2019s good to have blog readers who keep you honest and force you to clean up your methodology!]\nPosted in 18c, 19c, genre comparison, methodology\nMLA talk: just the thesis.\nGiving a talk this morning at the MLA. There are two main arguments:\n1) The first one will be familiar if you\u2019ve read my blog. I suggest that the boundary between \u201ctext mining\u201d and conventional literary research is far fuzzier than people realize. There appears to be a boundary only because literary scholars are pretty unreflective about the way we\u2019re currently using full-text search. I\u2019m going to press this point in detail, because it\u2019s not just a metaphor: to produce a simple but useful topic-modeling algorithm, all you have to do is take a search engine and run it backwards.\n2) The second argument is newer; I don\u2019t think I\u2019ve blogged about it yet. I\u2019m going to present topic modeling as a useful bridge between \u201cdistant\u201d and \u201cclose\u201d reading. I\u2019ve found that I often learn most about a genre by modeling it as part of a larger collection that includes many other genres. In that context, a topic-modeling algorithm can highlight peculiar convergences of themes that characterize the genre relative to its contemporary backdrop.\na slide from the talk, where a simple topic-modeling algorithm has been used to produce a dendrogram that offers a clue about the temporal framing of narration in late-18c novels\nThis is distant reading, in the sense that it requires a large collection. But it\u2019s also close reading, in the sense that it\u2019s designed to reveal subtle formal principles that shape individual works, and that might otherwise elude us.\nAlthough the emphasis is different, a lot of the examples I use are recycled from a talk I gave in August, described here.\nPosted in 18c, fiction, methodology\t| 3 Replies\nPosted in 18c, 19c, math, methodology, ngrams\t| Leave a reply\nPosted in 18c, LSA, math, methodology, topic modeling\t| 9 Replies",
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        "raw_content": "Friends, Good Food, and a Day in the Country\nSo this past Saturday I went to my long-time friend\u2019s place out in the country, near Rocheport, Missouri. His name is David and I\u2019ve known him since the mid-80s, when I was a graduate student at Webster University-Saint Louis. We are both commercial photographers by profession, and we worked together in a large studio in downtown St. Louis. I remember many times after a frustrating day in the studio, he and I would head off to the Central West End or out near Union Station to hoist a brewski or two. Although I think two or three of my favorite outings with him were for food, if you could call it that! One tavern (maybe Larry\u2019s Tavern???) we used to visit served a dish called something like a \u201cFlinger\u201d\u2026.a plate full of chili, criss-cross fries, onions, and other stuff I don\u2019t remember. Although on the other hand, he and I, and sometimes the rest of the studio gang would go to O.T. Hodges Chile Parlor and have a \u201cSlinger\u201d\u2026which hasn\u2019t changed in over 20 years\u2026.two cheeseburgers on a plate, smothered in chili with hashbrowns and a fried egg on top! Another favorite dive David and I used to visit was in St. Louis\u2019 \u201cDogtown\u201d, an Irish enclave. The joint was McDermott\u2019s Tavern, now known as Pat\u2019s Bar & Grill. Here, we used to get longneck bottles of Busch beer and deep-fried chicken livers with toast tips. Man, I look back at my grad days diet and it\u2019s no wonder I ended up with stomach problems!!!\nAnyway, after grad school David and I parted ways, but not our friendship. I moved up to Wisconsin were I photographed cheese, sausage, and chocolate for over 13 years. During that time, David flew away and spent time in England. We occassionaly hooked up during that time, like canoe camping up in the far north. Eventually he moved back to central Missouri and spent a number of years in Columbia restoring his antique cars and then finally building his really cool, eclectic silver \u201cfolly\u201d of a house out past Rocheport.\nAbout two and half years ago, I was fortunate to land a full-time professor gig at the University of Central Missouri were I teach in the photography program. Turns out we\u2019re only a bit over an hour drive time from each other! David is a marvelous host in that about twice a year he has these \u201cgatherings\u201d at his place. Old friends and new ones all converge on his place for an afternoon of great eats, like in \u201cpot luck\u201d and of course beer and wine. What\u2019s interesting at these gatherings are his eclectic mix of friends. I always thought it was cool that I had known David for over 20 years, but this past Saturday I met some of his friends who\u2019ve known him over 30 years. Wow! It\u2019s always an interesting mix of people, mostly artist types and numerous professors from MU, Columbia College, or Stephens College. These gatherings are always a blast and this time he added to it by having an artist setup a kiln in the backyard and guests got to fire their pottery! Sadly, I had to leave before David fired up the grill in the evening for some imported British style \u201cbangers and mash\u201c. So, the moral here is life is good, when you have good friends, good food, and an excellent day in the country!\nDr. Gene Robertson on left wearing ballcap, David sitting in middle with blue shirt, my sweetheart sitting in back wearing pink, and some other artists from MU that I don\u2019t remember their names, unfortunately!\nRemoving pottery from kiln in David\u2019s backyard.\nPosted in documentary, photography and tagged food, friends, MU, Terry Ownby, UCM on October 15, 2008 by terryownby. 1 Comment",
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        "raw_content": "For more Random Fiction Excerpts \u2026 Click here.\nDuncan Cardue was forty-eight years old and had spent the majority of those years buried in his work as a successful solicitor. Unmarried because he never seemed to have the time to invest in a relationship. A casualty of his own regimented lifestyle, buried in fusty old books and preferring their company to that of a living, breathing human being.\n\u2018Your post Duncan. I\u2019m sorry, it\u2019s a bit late.\u2019 His secretary burst through the door balancing his post and a cafetiere of coffee on a tray.\n\u2018Thank you Pauline and how are you today?\u2019 The cup and saucer clattered together as she put the tray down on his desk. Then, picking up the post, she placed it in front of him.\n\u2018Oh, I am fine thank you. I\u2019m just finishing off Mr Hargreave\u2019s Will, then I will come back and we can go through the post.\u2019 She bustled out of the office, but, he wasn\u2019t listening. He had caught sight of an airmail envelope, postmarked Singapore.\nA tingling sensation rushed through his whole being. He clasped the envelope between his trembling fingers, unaware that tiny beads of perspiration had broken out across his forehead. His heart thumped wildly beneath his ribcage as he turned the envelope over. Sender: Miss Lucinda Palmer. He snapped out of his reverie as the sound of rushing air escaped from his lips.\nHe held the envelope to his heart and released another, softer sigh. She hadn\u2019t forgotten him. He sniffed the envelope, half expecting the smell of Opium, the perfume she always wore. There was a hint of something oriental, but it was more like tale-tale traces of musty Singaporean mailbags, rather than anything aromatic.\nHe got up, went over to the door and locked it. He wanted peace. No interruptions from the outside world when he read the letter from his one true love.\nLucinda was a daughter of a friend he had met at Cambridge and on her father\u2019s recommendation, she had gone to Duncan for advice when her marriage fell apart. Married at eighteen, divorced at twenty-two. From the first time he set eyes on her, he was smitten. He was completely enchanted by her.\nWhen the divorce was finalised, he took her out for dinner and he felt that they had got on so well. She was so grateful for everything he had done for her. The way she touched his hand and had kissed him, so tenderly, on the cheek. He was so sure she had feelings for him. So, he was surprised, as well as disappointed when she told him that she was going traveling for a while. I need to clear my head she had said. He had, reluctantly, agreed with her. He said he thought it would be a good idea, managing to convince himself, that she would come back to him.\nWith the precision of a surgeon, he slit open the envelope with a silver paper knife emblazoned with his family crest. He savoured the moment a little longer, as again he put the envelope to his nose, squeezing it open slightly, convinced he could smell her perfume. He slipped his fingers inside the envelope and pulled out a single sheet of paper. Raffles Singapore.\nDear Duncan. As you were so supportive and so very kind to me when was going through such a terrible time, I wanted you to be one of the first to know that I met someone in Australia. His name is Will and I know, he is the one. I am so very happy, but I am not going to be as impulsive as I was at eighteen, we will take our time. We are travelling back to the UK together now and no doubt Dad will be in touch with you soon. Love Lu.\nIn all the years as a professional man, he had never felt so thwarted. His hopes and dreams dashed by a little bird that had flown, but the legal eagle realized he had not lost his case because he had never had one in the first place.\nExpect the Unexpected, fiction, Writing\nfiction, Random Excerpts",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cMonths passed, winter easing gently into place, as southern winters do. The sun, warm as a blanket, wrapped Kya\u2019s shoulders, coaxing her deeper into the marsh. Sometimes she heard night-sounds she didn\u2019t know or jumped from lightning too close, but whenever she stumbled, it was the land that caught her. Until at last, at some unclaimed moment, the heart-pain seeped away like water into sand. Still there, but deep. Kya laid her hand upon the breathing, wet earth, and the marsh became her mother.\u201d I was completely entranced by this story, in ways I never expected to be. It was memorable, both in character and in content, and though it was only a story about one little girl in one small part of the world, it swept me off my feet as if it were a saga. It\u2019s books like these that prove stories do not to be epic in scope to pack a punch. You can still fall in love with a character and their journey, and that\u2019s exactly what I did. If you\u2019re \u2026\nSome useless dude once told me I should give up on writing. \u201cYou really should stop,\u201d he said. \u201cWhat\u2019s the point? There\u2019s no money in writing.\u201d As if I didn\u2019t know. As if I had spent my youthyears toiling away thinking I was going to be the next JK Rowling. As if money is the only reason we do anything. I suffer no delusions, trust me. I\u2019ve always known what I\u2019m getting myself in for. Authors make a pitiful amount of money and it\u2019s only getting worse, yet here I am, still fighting for my place on the shelf. This is what a lot of non-writer people don\u2019t understand about my (stellar) choice of career. They\u2019re either under the impression that publishing is a lucrative career option (it\u2019s not), or they think I\u2019m a fucking idiot. Because why oh why would anyone work so hard if they\u2019re not going to be paid for it? I\u2019m no stranger to reward-free work. I\u2019m surprised I stayed in school as long as I did, for the amount of \u2026\n\u201cYou called a god, and the god answered.\u201d The Poppy War may actually be the adult fantasy debut of the year. Everyone and their mother is raving about it, five-star reviews are littering Goodreads. And though I may not have ended up quite as obsessed as the rest of the bookish community, I was still immensely impressed. If you\u2019re a fan of Chinese-inspired high fantasy, pay attention. The Poppy War draws from the culture in so many different ways, ways that make it stand out from other books in the genre. It draws from the rich folklore of course, but touches more on lesser known legends, creatures of nightmare and notably DEITIES. There are copious martial arts here, if you\u2019re into that, but most importantly, the story itself is based on true Chinese history (and a very interesting history, at that.) Author R. F. Kuang sums it up perfectly: \u201cThis is, as I\u2019ve always conceived it, a war story. It draws heavily on the Second Sino-Japanese war which\u2013if you know anything about Asia\u2013was one of \u2026",
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        "title": "Do we REALLY care what President Obama thinks? \u2013 That Joe Guy",
        "raw_content": "Posted on October 3, 2015 October 3, 2015 by That Joe Guy\nDo we REALLY care what President Obama thinks?\nMy last post, several months ago, was on my alternate site myviewbyjoe.com. For those of you who actually check here I offer my apologies, and this quick question..\nDuring his time in the White House President Obama has made a number of rash decisions, such as his comments on the incident with the Professor and the Cop where he pretty much accused the cop of being a racist, and has been indecisive, such trying to decide if he should support the Libyan insurgents against Gaddafi.\nSometime being indecisive is can be a good thing. A good example of this was when the Obama Administration was trying to figure out how to punish the Syrian Government for the use of Chemical weapons\u2026 by the time they, the Obama cronies, came to a decision it had already be found out that the chemicals, which Assad was supposed to have used, were really being used by the group we now know as ISIS, or ISIL.\nAlmost immediatly after the events in Furguson happend Obama\u2019s fool in the Justice Department, before the investigations had gotten going, though not before Jackson and Sharpie had run their mouths, had said that the state\u2019s attorney should prosecute the Cop to the fullest extent of the law\u2026\nPresident Obama has shown a tendency to make rash and irresponible statements, and this is what brings me to his latest comments\u2026 In a recent speech he made some interesting comments about violence carried out by the Christian religion in the name of God, such as pointing out the carnage carried out by several hundred years of crusades and inquisitions.. I can agree with those comments. I just don\u2019t know where he gets the idea that slavery and the Jim Crowe laws were done in the name of God.. I was born in 1955, about 6 years before Obama and maybe I listened to the wrong people but I don\u2019t ever remember hearing how either of thise things was endoresed by God.. not by anyone.\nI like to consider myself as being fair but I can\u2019t for the life of me understand why, after all of his misstatements, people still listen to him.\nIf you still believe what he says, then you might want to think about the rumor that the Golden Gate Bridge is up for sale.\nCategoriesPolitics, U.S. Politics, What are they thinking?\nOne Reply to \u201cDo we REALLY care what President Obama thinks?\u201d\nI\u2019ve only been alive during the administrations of 14 presidents, but in my experience every president is expected to react to and speak about tragedies publicly. I\u2019ve read about FDR and ones before him doing exactly the same. If it\u2019s someone you already dislike, it probably continues to irritate you, but it\u2019s a normal part of what presidents do.\nPrevious PostPrevious Iranian Nuclear Deal\u2026 Obama moves the Doomsday Clock forward.\nNext PostNext CSI : Cyber?",
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        "title": "Top Most Viewed Paintings in the World - the-artists.org",
        "raw_content": "World-class paintings are not just something for the eyes to appreciate; they are also priced very high and cost millions of dollars. These paintings transcends art techniques and modernity, they are ageless and very valuable. If you want to take a sneak peak of the world\u2019s most viewed paintings, here are the top ten.\nThis is the most viewed painting in the world, a masterpiece from Leonardo Da Vinci which has won the hearts of many. It is now under the care of Louvre Museum in Paris and is one of its many attractions. It is estimated that this painting is viewed by over 6 million people annually by both local and tourists alike. Leonardo is said to have worked on this piece between the years 1503-1504.\nThis is another winning piece from Leonardo Da Vinci. It depicts the last few hours of Jesus as he shares his final supper with his twelve disciples. This painting has a very powerful concept that it has been translated into many versions. The original work now hangs at the dining hall of Santa Maria Delle Grazie Monastery located in Milan, Italy. It has been a tourist attraction and a lot of tourists are surprised that this grand work of art is housed in such a small, humble monastery.\nMichelangelo is one of the most popular painters of the 15th century. He has lined the Sistine Chapel with several of his tremendous works. One of his most popular masterpieces is The Creation of Adam located at the center of the chapel\u2019s ceiling. It is an absolute standout from nine other scenes that depicted various symbolisms and events in the book of Genesis.\nThis is by far the most viewed modern art by artists Vincent Van Gogh. He created this masterpiece in 1889 and is now housed at the Museum of Modern Art located in New York, USA. We all know of the verse, \u2018starry, starry night\u2019 from the song \u201cVincent\u201d and this painting is where singer Don McLean drew his inspiration from.\nAnother popular modern piece is from Edvard Munch, which was painted in 1893. This is currently on display at the National Gallery in Norway. Edvard is an Expressionist and created his artworks in paintings and pastels. It is one of the most mysterious of all his paintings as it depicts a person clasping his face in disbelief and look as if he is frightened and screaming.\nCreated by a Spanish painter, the Persistence of Memory, is one of the most popular modern art by Salvador Dali. The painting dates back 1931 and depict the ordinary, everyday life that surrounds us. It was also said that this piece was an inspiration from the Theory of Relativity popularized by Albert Einstein.\nThis painting is somehow correlated with the popular painting of Leonardo Da Vinci and was even called the \u2018Dutch Mona Lisa\u2019. It has the same enchanting, mysterious look of a woman. The Girl with a Pearl Earring is a creation of Johannes Vermeer and is now in display in Netherlands at the Mauritshuis Gallery.\nThe Night Watch is a hauntingly beautiful piece of art that depicts guards and lieutenants under the command of Captain Cocq. It is a popular military portrait that is now housed at the Amsterdam Museum under the Rijksmuseum collection. It is one of the most popular paintings of the Golden Age as created by Rembrandt van Rijn.\nVincent Van Gogh is famous for his self-portrait, a depiction of himself without a beard. He has a number of self-portraits created but by far, this is the most popular. It was actually a gift for his mother on her birthday. This is also one of the most expensive paintings in the world amounting to $71.5 million and is gaining more value as years go by. It is now owned privately and displayed in a luxury collection.\nPablo Picasso is world-famous by this larger than life masterpiece. The Guernica is a mural-sized creation inspired by the bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War. It can now be viewed at the Museo Reina Sofia in Madrid.",
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        "title": "20 Inspirational Steve Jobs Quotes On Success",
        "raw_content": "Steve Jobs was a wise and successful billionaire;\nJobs always pushed the boundaries of what was possible at Apple computers, and never stopped until his vision was a reality. The world of technology most certainly wouldn\u2019t be the same as it is today if Jobs never came a long and founded Apple. We also have a great collection of Compliments.\nSteve Jobs Quotes On Success\n\u201cMy job is not to be easy on people. My job is to make them better.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cThink different.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cMy favourite things in life don\u2019t cost any money. It\u2019s really clear that the most precious resource we all have is time.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cDon\u2019t let the noise of others opinions drown out your own inner voice.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cI never did it for the money.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cThose who are crazy enough to think they can change the world usually do.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cIf you are working on something exciting that you really care about you don\u2019t have to be pushed, the vision pulls you.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cIt\u2019s only by saying no that you can concentrate on the things that are really important.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cThere is no reason not to follow your heart.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cYou need to find what you love. And that is true both for your work and relationships.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cBe a yardstick of quality. Some people are not used to an environment where excellence is expected.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cThat\u2019s been one of my mantras \u2013 focus and simplicity. Simple can be harder than complex.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cThe journey is the reward.\u201d Steve Jobs\n\u201cWe don\u2019t get a chance to do that many things, and everyone should be really excellent. Because this is our life. Life is brief, and then you die, you know? So this is what we\u2019ve chosen to do with our life.\u201d\n\u201cHave the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow know what you truly want to become.\u201d Steve Jobs\nPrevious article 150+ Inspirational Robin Sharma Quotes On Success\nNext article 70+ Powerful Greatness Quotes | Inspirational Words of Wisdom",
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        "raw_content": "The Blues Awards\nIn 1908, the Blue was adopted as the highest recognition for sporting achievement by students of the University of Adelaide.\nThe Blues is an important element to AU Sport as it allows AU Sport Clubs and the University community to unite together and celebrate the sporting and volunteering achievements of our members at our gala event at the end of the year.\nThe history of the Blue began in 1836 following a boat race between Oxford and Cambridge universities, first as a blue ribbon tied to the bow of the Cambridge boat and later as the colour of the stripes worn by the Oxford crew. Over time, any student who represented Oxford against Cambridge was entitled to wear a dark blue jacket. Eventually, Blues were awarded for outstanding achievement in university sport \u2013 a tradition adopted at universities in many parts of the world.\nOver 4,000 recipients have been awarded a University of Adelaide Blue, Half Blue or Club Letters. Formerly a jacket, today the Blues Award is presented as a certificate and a suitably engraved pin.\nAt the University of Adelaide, four levels are awarded in accordance with criteria determined by each University sporting club and approved by the AU Sport Blues Committee:\nA Blue:\nIs awarded to students, who are full members of an AU Sport club and who have participated at a state or national level with distinction.\nA Half Blue:\nIs awarded to students, who are full members of an AU Sport club, for achievement at a high level. A Half Blue is also presented to Life Members of AU Sport.\nClub Letters (Service and Competition):\nIs awarded for significant service to a University sporting club (Service) and/or sporting achievement (Competition). Those who are not Adelaide University students, but are AU Sport club members, are able to be nominated for these two awards.",
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        "raw_content": "Pilot file photo\nMission stories: Sisters of Charity of Ottawa\nFrank Mazzaglia\nWhen the first six Sisters of Charity arrived in Lowell from Ottawa in 1880, the city was teeming with French Canadians drawn to work in the city's textile mills. Those first sisters staffed the Immaculate Conception parish school and met the needs of poor immigrant families by provided education as well as secure care for their children.\nMazzaglia\nIn preparation for World Mission Sunday, Oct. 19, The Pilot is featuring the stories of some of the missionary groups and orders with connections to the Archdiocese of Boston. This week, we feature The Sisters of Charity of Ottawa, part of the general community of Grey Nuns of St. Marguerite d'Youville. Commonly known as the Grey Nuns of the Cross, they were founded by Mother Elizabeth Bruyerre; this story focuses on their work in Greater Lowell.\nWith new vocations, the sisters then established St. Joseph School in 1883 and St. Jeanne d'Arc School in 1910, which still exists today. They also taught at Notre Dame de Lourdes School, and established St. Joseph's High School.\nFather Marc Bishop, former pastor of St. Rita and St. Marguerite d'Youville observed, \"What makes the Sisters of Charity so special is that they always meet the needs of the people when the people needed them most.\" Evidence of Father Bishop's comments came when the sisters took a leadership role in health care.\nWhen the Lowell Corporation Hospital closed its doors in 1927, hardworking mill workers lost the health care they depended upon. Thanks to Father Louis Bachard, O.M.I., however, the hospital deed transferred to the Boston Archdiocese and the Sisters of Charity of Ottawa administered the newly named St. Joseph's Hospital for the next 62 years, until 1992 when the city's two Catholic Hospitals, St. John's and St. Joseph's merged to become Saints Memorial Hospital.\nNoting the area's growing elderly population, the Sisters of Charity established the ultra-modern d'Youville Life and Wellness Community in 1960, which includes such services as long term care, senior independent living, rehabilitation services, a wellness institute, and adult day care. The d'Youville Life and Wellness Center is also building a state of the art facility for assisted living and supportive services.\nToday, The sisters also provide a home for some 14 young women students in Bachand Hall through a partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families.\nIt is said that once a missionary, always a missionary. Certainly that is true of the good Sisters of Charity of Ottawa who do their work quietly, humbly and within the spirit of true missionaries.\nFrank Mazzaglia is associated with the Missionary Alliance, which is comprised of religious missionary congregations of priests, sisters, brothers, and lay people in the Archdiocese of Boston whose members toil in the vineyards for Christ all over the world.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on June 17, 2015 October 16, 2015 by Bianca Emmanuel\tPosted in Blog Posts\n\u2018What makes the desert beautiful is that somewhere it hides a well.\u2019 \u2013 Antoine De Saint-Exupery\nWhen I woke up this morning, I was partly terrified. I would be flying to California with the girls for the first time, EVER.\nMy host dad, Dave, has some work in California and since it is my host mom\u2019s busy week, they decided to get the girls and I there to spend a few days instead of staying home while they were on vacation.\nSo growing up in Richards Bay, I\u2019ve been exposed to hot weather, very hot weather, but my goodness this place felt like hell.\nWe guzzled bottles of water and occasionally we just sat in the hotel room in silence.\nThankfully, despite the heat, the girls had a good time. We got them addicted to mario kart, which was a great idea because they wanted to play for hours and the game room was an air conditioned centre a few minutes from our hotel room [SCORE]. There were Sundae making, and porcelain painting, plus a whole lot of other video and arcade games to keep them busy. It was great for the adults who really didn\u2019t feel like sitting out in the 100 degree Fahrenheit weather watching the girls splash around in the swimming pool.\nThe idea was to go back home in a few days but there is much more going on in this trip than I expected\u2026\nExcited stuff will follow.\nTime to guzzle down the 10th bottle of water.",
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        "raw_content": "@kmyers81\nCarefully venturing into territory that is a bit of controversial can be an effective way to elicit a response from students. Proposing a view that is incorrect and playfully making a case for it can help students pull in the direction that you want them to pull.",
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        "raw_content": "Voting Third-Party Is Not Morally Superior. It\u2019s Just Escapism\nThe president-elect will soon be either Hillary Clinton or Donald J. Trump. It is time for Americans to accept this and deliberate on how they will fulfill their political duty.\nIn just a few days the American people will go to the polls and cast their votes to elect the 45th president of this United States. Despite our apprehensions or hopes for other options, there are only two viable candidates. The president-elect come November 8, or soon thereafter, will be either Hillary Clinton or Donald J. Trump. That is the hard, cold reality. It is time for Americans to face the facts, accept this, and deliberate on how they will fulfill their political duty.\nWhen considering our options, we need to realize that we are not only electing two different individuals to lead the country, but an entire branch of government. The president doesn\u2019t execute the laws of the land single-handedly. He appoints a plethora of cabinet members and department directors that do the day-to-day governing of a third of the government, the most powerful branch.\nHe or she will nominate secretaries of State, Treasury, Defense, Interior, Agriculture, Commerce, Labor, Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, Transportation, Energy, Education, Veteran Affairs, Homeland Security, the attorney general, etc. When we elect a president, we need to think of all these departments and how their work, and the regulations they pass, affects the area of the country they administer.\nBoth candidates will bring incredibly different people to head those departments and do the job of governing the nation. The outcomes of those choices will have radically different outcomes in the next four or eight years. We are not only choosing an individual but a team of people that share a particular ideology: conservative or liberal.\nVoting Is a Pragmatic Decision\nFurther, since there are only two viable options, our choice ought to be between those two. One must discern the pros and cons of the platform each individual endorses: what is he or she proposing to do, and how it will affect the day-to-day lives of average citizens? Most importantly, how will that affect the day-to-day life of you, your family, and your community? How will education policy affect it, health policy, foreign policy, energy policy, tax policy, environmental policy, financial policy, and yes, also, one must consider what impact that person\u2019s character will have on the people of the nation.\nOnce you do the job of deliberating on those pros and cons, you will find one is preferable over the other, even if only slightly. Considering their radically different positions, claiming that both are equally bad or equally good is not a reasonable position to take. It is one\u2019s duty as a citizen, and one\u2019s moral responsibility, to vote for the one that will be the better of the two options, all things considered, for the common good of all citizens.\nIf in your deliberation you come to believe Hillary is the better choice, then you are morally obligated to vote for her, as bad as she may be, and as much as you may dislike her. If you believe Trump and his team will be better, then you are morally obligated to vote for him. Either way, one\u2019s vote is not an endorsement of the corruption or misbehavior of either. It is a prudential choice between two unavoidable and unfortunate alternatives.\nConsidering this, voting for a third option is not a morally preferable choice but one that escapes the difficulty of the decision. In essence, voting for a third option is tantamount to saying that the decision between the two is so difficult that we must escape it altogether because we don\u2019t want to even give the impression that we agree with either of them.\nMaking Hard Decisions Is What People of Character Do\nI understand that hesitancy. It is hard to have people think that we somehow endorse a person speaking disrespectfully about women, or that we endorse someone with no moral scruples. But if the intention of our decision to support either candidate is with the best interest of the common good in mind, then we need not shy away from what others may think. The common good is more important than our image. The good of the nation is more important than our feelings towards a particular person.\nSometimes forces bigger than us come into conflict. Such forces can overwhelm us, and our actions may seem insignificant in light of such great evil. Combating those forces will require a certain fierceness from us. It will require facing decisions that we would rather not face\u2014ugly decisions that will test the content of our character and the principles for which we stand.\nA soldier going into battle cannot choose not to fight. Choosing to escape the fight is not only dishonorable, but it serves no purpose in battle, nor in defending the lives of those he loves. No soldier wants to go out and kill as many people as he possibly can, and no soldier should want to. But the soldier must make that decision. He must reach down into that savage instinct to protect what is his own and overcome the enemy for the purpose of the common good, for the purpose of protecting the rights, liberties, and lives of those he loves.\nThe task of the citizen is harder than that of the soldier in one sense. That of the citizen requires more deliberation about what the common good is and how to achieve it. But once that is determined, then fight they must. Not for themselves, not for their image, but for their posterity.\nThe Third-Party Candidates Have Not Been Vetted\nIf you are still not convinced that voting for a third-party candidate is a morally inferior option, I would like you to deliberate on one question, and a thought experiment. Considering that our two viable candidates offer significantly different policy proposals, it seems reasonable to suppose that the opposition to either has to do with their character and not their policies. How can you determine that the character of a third option is better than either of the two?\nI understand that it is hard to see how it could not be, but can you say with any degree of certainty that your candidate\u2019s character has been properly vetted in the way that the long process of campaigning vets a candidate so that your support for him is grounded in fact and not perception?\nThe history of presidential elections has demonstrated that a candidate\u2019s character is not properly vetted, regardless of how many previous public offices they have held, until they are at the final stages of a presidential campaign. Unfortunately, the skeletons in the closet are brought out when a candidate is a threat and when it hurts most. This would put the supporter of a third-party candidate in the uncomfortable position of arguing that ignorance of someone\u2019s moral character is better than the knowledge of another\u2019s, as bad as it may be.\nFinally, let me share a thought experiment a friend was kind enough to provide. Suppose you have two individuals standing in front of you over two trap doors. Both of those individuals want to do you harm. After careful investigation, you find that the person over the first trap door is going to punch you and the person over the second is going to shoot you.\nYou have the power to choose what trap door is opened. If you choose the door under the first individual, that person will fall through the door, and you will get shot by the second. If the second door is opened, that person will fall through the trap door, so that you will be punched by the one remaining. If you decide not to choose either of the doors, one will open at random so that you will either be punched or shot.\nNotice that out of the three options, the morally superior choice is the second door, because it mitigates the harm done to you. You will make sure that you get punched and not shot, increasing your chances of survival. Given that one of the two individuals will in fact harm you, allowing the decision to be made at random or by someone else is not a morally superior choice.\nLike every thought experiment, this one has its limitations. However, its main purpose is to show that given two unavoidable outcomes one has the moral duty to choose the one that will do the most good, or the least amount of harm. Given the unavoidable fact that either of the two nominees will be president, one has the moral duty to choose the one that will do the most good, or the least amount of harm.\nIn my own deliberation, I have come to conclude that despite his misbehavior Trump and his team will be better for the common good than Hillary and her team. However, I have written what I have above being careful not to push in any particular direction because I think this to be the deliberative process every citizen should go through regardless of whom he or she chooses in the end.\n2016 administrative agencies Administrative State Donald Trump ethics executive branch Hillary Clinton presidential campaigns third parties third-party candidates vetting voting",
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        "raw_content": "Puzzling Questions About Steele Payments Made to Sister\nJanuary 14th, 2010 Ryan Booth\n(Cross-posted to http://dumpsteele.com/Blog.html)\nAbout a year ago, The Washington Post printed a story that quoted Alan Fabian, the Treasurer of Michael Steele\u2019s 2006 U.S. Senate campaign, as telling federal prosecutors that the campaign paid $30,000 to Steele\u2019s sister, Dr. Monica Turner, for work that was never done. Essentially, he accused Steele of stealing over $30,000 from the campaign and giving it to his sister.\nFabian was trying to get lenient treatment for his involvement in unrelated swindle, so his words must be taken with a grain of salt, but some facts of this case seem to corroborate his story.\nDr. Monica Turner, Steele\u2019s sister, has quite an interesting history. While she was attending Georgetown Medical School, she moved in with one of Washington\u2019s biggest drug dealers, Eugene Byrd. He was 28 years older than her and able to shower her with expensive gifts, but in 1989 he was expecting a delivery of 5 kilos of cocaine and instead had DEA agents knock down his door. Turner gave birth to their daughter right about the time Byrd was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison.\nAlso about the same time, she attended a party hosted by Eddie Murphy, where she met boxer Mike Tyson, not long after his divorce from Robin Givens. After Tyson\u2019s 1992 conviction for raping Desiree Washington, Tyson invited her to visit him in prison. She started visiting regularly, and when Tyson got out in 1995, they moved in together and were eventually married by Tyson\u2019s spiritual advisor, Muhammad Siddeeq.\nTyson and Turner had two kids together and seemed to have an ideal life together \u2014 a $4.7 million dollar mansion in Maryland, a $3.75 million place in Las Vegas, another mansion in Connecticut, a 61-acre estate near Cleveland, six cars in her name including two Mercedes and a Ferrari, popularity on the D.C. social scene \u2014 until Tyson went back to jail for a year after assaulting two people after a minor traffic accident. She eventually filed for divorce on the grounds of adultery (according to Tyson [in the movie documentary by the same name], he was constantly high and with many women during their marriage).\nShe came out of the divorce with over $8 million in real estate and a judgment for Tyson to pay her another $9 million. According to Tyson (quoted in the documentary), she and the kids would \u201cjet-set\u201d around the world. She was also a pediatrician with a practice.\n(At right, Tyson and Turner remained friends after the divorce. Here they are at the 2009 ESPY awards.)\nAll of that begs the question \u2014 how did a company she that owned end up supposedly providing $37,262 of \u201ccatering/web services\u201d for Steele\u2019s U.S. Senate campaign?\nHere is what we know about that payment from the Steele campaign to Dr. Monica Turner:\nThe payment occurred in February of 2007, months after the election was over.\nThe payment was made to Brown Sugar Unlimited\nBrown Sugar Unlimited, LLC was founded by Turner as an investment company in 2003 and was documents were filed closing the company in March 2006\nMaryland law prohibits defunct companies from performing services.\nDr. Turner did host at least one fundraiser for her brother at her home, in October 2006.\nThe Steele campaign was able to produce an invoice from Turner for $15,000 for catering for two events, one of which was clearly the 10/06 fundraiser.\nAccording to the Post, the other event listed on the invoice was for an event in July, 2007, five months after the payment was made.\nThe invoice was dated December 2006, which Steele\u2019s campaign manager Curt Anderson claimed was a typo.\nThe campaign\u2019s explanation for the rest was that she \u201cdesigned and placed web advertisements\u201d (!) for the campaign, but they apparently never provided the Washington Post with any invoices or receipts for that.\nCurt Anderson\u2019s first response when questioned about the payments was that Dr. Turner \u201cdid a lot of media stuff\u201d for the campaign.\nSteele defended himself on \u201cThis Week with George Stephanopoulos,\u201d but his answers don\u2019t clarify the situation. He claimed to have provided the Post with receipts, but that does not appear to have taken place for the other $22,262.\nCurt Anderson\u2019s statement on Dr. Turner is amusing:\nDr. Monica Turner is a very accomplished individual. She is a pediatrician. She hosted two fundraisers for the campaign and designed and placed web advertisements as well. Any suggestion that she was profiting from the campaign is insulting and a complete smear.\nOf course. After the life that she has lived, who could possibly accuse her of being motivated by greed? And in the wake of $20,000 speaking appearances and a book tour while already collecting a large salary as RNC Chairman, who could accuse her brother of being motivated by greed? [/sarcasm]\nNone of this makes any sense. If her transactions with the campaign were on the up-and-up, then why wouldn\u2019t she tell the Washington Post what they were and clear up the issue? How is a $37,262 payment made in February 2007 that is partially for a $15,000 (what a nice, round number) invoice for catering two events with one of those events supposedly taking place in July 2007, with a date on the invoice of December 2006 which is supposedly a typo?\nThe idea that the Steele campaign contracted with Dr. Turner to create and place $22,262 of web advertising seems incredible, especially since no evidence has ever been presented that such advertising actually took place.\nThe fact that her company was defunct at the time she supposedly supplied the services is a side issue \u2014 the bigger question is whether or not she actually provided them. In the end, all we are left with is the fact that Steele\u2019s treasurer alleged she was paid for services that were never performed, and the fact that the Steele campaign and Dr. Turner never attempted to disprove that allegation.\nIf the Steele campaign really did contract with his sister to design and place web advertising, that would still seem to be evidence of breathtaking incompetence, as there\u2019s no evidence that Dr. Turner has any expertise in advertising. Perhaps this kind of thing would partially explain why Steele ended up losing by 10 points, when polls right before the election showed a neck-and-neck race. One thing that I know for sure is that none of this makes him look like the right man to be RNC Chairman.\nPrevious Article The Union Sop To End All Union Sops\nNext Article Vitter Joins In Blocking Bernanke Nomination, Seeks Fed Audit",
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        "raw_content": "Looking The Other Way Around\n\u201cThe truth of the matter is that the whole world has already been turned upside down by the work of Jesus Christ\u201d \u2015 Dietrich Bonhoeffer, The Cost of Discipleship\nA friend from college in the midst of a medical crisis passed away this week, not so much unexpectedly, but all of a sudden. As I looked back at photos from when we were together at college, it seemed as if a thousand years had passed. And yet, it was just a moment ago when we were having so much fun and dreaming about a hopeful future.\nIn the eternal scheme of things, as a lyric goes from one of my favorite singers, \u201c\u2026you and I will simply disappear, out of sight.\u201d\nTime passes us by so quickly\nSo much that we worry our lives with, doesn\u2019t really matter\nPerspective and context are essential to keep ourselves on track \u2013 heading in a meaningful direction (instead of lost in the woods, cussing too much)\nDeath sometimes comes too fast. To some who are too young. It catches us off guard. Things seem out of order. I posted to friends a passage from the Gospel of John as I thought about sudden departures for heaven. It\u2019s a familiar passage, when Jesus is telling his disciples (and us) to not be afraid, there are bigger and better things waiting in eternity.\nDon\u2019t get lost in despair; believe in God, and keep on believing in Me. My Father\u2019s home is designed to accommodate all of you. If there were not room for everyone, I would have told you that. I am going to make arrangements for your arrival. I will be there to greet you personally and welcome you home, where we will be together. \u2013 John 14:1-3 (The Voice)\nThe translation grabbed my attention. The reason that despair (and fear and worry and anxiety and anger and frustration and calamity and uncertainty and\u2026) can be conquered isn\u2019t because Jesus has a magic lamp to rub and wishes come true. The reason that all of these trials of the heart and mind can be defeated is because, in perspective, they don\u2019t matter as much as we think they do in the moment.\nOur forever future has already been established. Here and now with all of the accompanying troubles, pales in comparison to the overwhelming eternity that awaits \u2013 where Jesus himself is waiting. This is the true context in which we ought to walk our steps on earth. Always on the march toward a heavenly home. One that won\u2019t ever need a fixing up!\nLast year, my Sunday School class shared the story in Acts 12 of Peter\u2019s rescue from prison by an angelic messenger. We couldn\u2019t help but notice the first verses of that chapter that quickly described the execution of Jesus\u2019 brother James in the same jail. This great mystery puzzles me still. Sometimes God sends an angel to the rescue, and other times there\u2019s an execution awaiting.\nBut the way I have been thinking about that story and telling it is backwards. Probably lots of things I think about are that way, what about you? We are now living on the Titanic and we know it\u2019s going down. We are awaiting transport to safety to be secure forever.\nThe sad news in Acts 12 isn\u2019t that James was left in jail to be executed. With a Christian orientation to our mindset, when we read this account, we ought to be heartbroken that poor Peter had to stay on board a little while longer and wasn\u2019t taken to safety as quickly as his fellow disciple James.\nPaul had this perspective when he wrote\u2026\n\u201cFor my life is about the Anointed and Him alone. And my death, when that comes, will mean great gain for me. \u2013 Philippians 1:21 (The Voice)\nThere is so much about my perspective that needs constant reorientation because of the Good News. What about you? Do you need to use your faith today to remember the eternal context and reorient your heart and mind (and mouth) back toward that accurate perspective?\nI showed this quick video to my class this week \u2013 it helps keep your thinking the right way around.",
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        "raw_content": "Tag: arizona cannabis legalization\nLegislative Report: Arizona Could Earn $48 Million in Taxes Annually if Cannabis is Legalized\nArizona could garner $48 million or more in tax revenue if cannabis is legalized, according to a report conducted by the state\u2019s Joint Legislative Budget Committee, which consists of members of both the House and Senate. Although details of the report were known in September, the committee didn\u2019t release the data, though it was obtained \u2026\narizona, arizona cannabis legalization, arizona marijuana legalization, cannabs taxes",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 It\u2019s hard to believe, but our dossier is complete.\nWe have a match! \u2192\nSurprise! We\u2019re adopting a little girl! We don\u2019t know her yet, but we do know that she\u2019s a very long flight away in China, and that we can\u2019t WAIT to meet her and start our family. As we go through the process and get closer to bringing her home, we\u2019ll use this blog to keep friends and family updated.",
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        "raw_content": "Ray(s) of genius\nPondering on the special relationship between music and colors I remembered an interview of Ray Charles for Rolling Stone (published in 1973), where he speaks -among other things- about his loss of sight, his memories of colors, the notion of beauty and, of course, music. Below are some excerpts offering us an insight into the personal universe of this truly unique artist:\n\u201cEach day for two years my sight was less and less. (\u2026) I guess I was too small to really care that much. I knew there were things I liked to watch. I used to love to look at the sun. (\u2026) I used to love to look at the moon at night. I would go out in the backyard and stare at it. It just fascinated the hell out of me.\u201d\n\u201cAnd there were colors. I was crazy about red. Always thought it was a beautiful color.\u201d\n\u201cAnd naturally I remember my mother, who was pretty. God, she was pretty. (\u2026) To me [physical] beauty is probably about the same thing that it means to most people. You look at them and the structure of their face, the way their skin is, and say like, a woman, the contour of her body, you know what I mean?\u201d\n\u201cI guess you could call me a sentimentalist, man, really. I like Chopin or Sibelius. People who write softness, you know, and although Beethoven to me was quite heavy, he wrote some really touching songs, and I think that Moonlight Sonata -in spite of the fact that it wound up being very popular- it\u2019s somethin\u2019 about that, man, you could just feel the pain that this man was going through.\u201d\n\u201cGospel and the blues are really, if you break it down, almost the same thing. It\u2019s just a question of whether you\u2019re talkin\u2019 about a woman or God.\u201d\nIn the track that follows, you can listen to excerpts from a conversation between Ray Charles and Dick Cavett that took place in June 1972. Ray\u2019s astonishing response when asked if he would welcome the prospect of having his sight restored (assuming such an option was available) is both incredibly sincere and extremely topical\u2026\nRay Charles on colors (over Chopin's Nocturne in B Op.32, No.1)\nThis entry was posted in Various and tagged blues, colors, Interviews, piano, Ray on January 29, 2013 by The Muser.\n\u2190 Music in colors Philip Glass and Schubert\u2019s glasses \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cWho dare mention the elephant?\u201d\nThree years or so ago, in the not-so-early hours of Friday September 19th, I was driving back to Lochans Mill from Dumfries. I\u2019d been at the count for the independence Referendum, watching us getting horsed by Better Together and witnessing people cheering as they committed a monumental act of self-harm by becoming the first country in the history of the world to vote against itself and reject its own self-governance. It\u2019s fair to assume I\u2019d had better nights out.\nI walked through the door just as my eldest was getting up for his breakfast. He knew. He didn\u2019t have to ask. \u201cI\u2019m sorry, wee man\u201d, I said. \u201cI tried. I truly did\u201d. I really beat myself up over it. I felt \u2013 feel \u2013 personally responsible for not persuading enough people not to throw away a future that wasn\u2019t really ours to discard. We have a duty of care to the younger generation and those not yet born, an obligation to make their lives just a little better than ours. I\u2019m a lucky man. I\u2019ve worked in agriculture when it\u2019s generally been good, live in a nice house with a lovely wife and two fine boys, and even get paid for going to Orkney a lot. I\u2019ve been fortunate, blessed. Yet I fear that unfolding events mean that this upcoming generation may be the first in centuries for whom a life better that their parents will not be guaranteed.\nWhich brings me to Wednesday\u2019s Agriscot, Scotland\u2019s big farm business day out. For eight years, the company I represent has sponsored the event\u2019s Young Business Skills award, a competition open to anyone in the industry under the age of twenty-five. I take no part in the judging process, but once again I was struck by the extraordinarily high standard of the four finalists. We take them, and others, out for dinner the night before the event, and it is always a privilege.\nGreat to sponsor @AgriScot young business skills competition. Four superb finalists, outstanding winner. Top man Andrew McGregor!\nA fine young man by the name of Andrew McGregor (remember the name folks, he\u2019s going places) won the title and the thousand pounds. Congratulations to him and the three students \u2013 Sarah Mowat (from Orkney), Kerry Cartwright and Lyndsey Allen. You won\u2019t have heard the last of any of them. I absolutely guarantee it.\nSuperb candidates as ever @agriscot for Biocell Agri Young Business Skills competition. Superb Lyndsey, Kerry, Sarah and our man Andrew.\nTuesday night\u2019s dinner was, as ever, an evening of laughter, daft stories, camaraderie and good discussion. And I\u2019ve never heard the chairman, Aberdeenshire farmer and good friend Andrew Moir, better. Not for the first time I reflected that he is the Rab Butler of Scottish farming \u2013 the greatest leader we never had. But somebody once said that it\u2019s not what you talk about that matters but what you leave out. It was only later when I reflected that we\u2019d almost had an unspoken pact not to talk about the elephants in the dining room. Not once did anyone mention the B word. Brexit was left unsaid.\nI wondered why this was so. Perhaps nobody wanted to spoil the night. Perhaps we\u2019re all thoroughly fed up with hearing about it, or we\u2019re in denial. Or maybe, alarmingly, it\u2019s been with us for so long now that it\u2019s lost its sting. Maybe omnishambles is the new normal.\nBut perhaps it\u2019s more than that. I was looking at the list of seminars about post-Brexit opportunities and thinking: who are we kidding? Because if there\u2019s a bigger elephant than Brexit it\u2019s that we have precisely zero ownership over the process, that it is completely and utterly out of our control. It doesn\u2019t matter how many Brexit surveys we fill in or how many seminars we attend. It doesn\u2019t matter how many times we tell an uncaring UK government that our industry must be supported to at least current levels and our convergence monies must be paid. It doesn\u2019t matter how loudly we tell them that our fruit farmers will pack up if they can\u2019t get EU workers to pick our fruit, or how often we bang the drum for free movement of labour to allow our cows to be milked and our health service to function. It doesn\u2019t matter how often we say that we\u2019re facing a second clearances as rural businesses fold, or that our trusted Scottish brand, already being swamped under a sea of union flegs, will be a pawn in a post-Brexit trade deal with Donald Trump that will see the chlorinated chickens coming home to roost. They won\u2019t care. And I don\u2019t blame them.\nI believe that sometimes the people who really make history are the ones you\u2019ve never heard of. When the history of these extraordinary times gets written, we\u2019ll recognise that the Rubicon, the point of no return \u2013 the Sliding Doors moment, if you like \u2013 was when the Supreme Court \u2013 with whom I have no quarrel \u2013 resolved not only that Article 50 should be passed under normal parliamentary procedure rather that as a fait accompli, but that the devolved administrations need not be legally consulted over this or any other matter. In other words, when Tony Blair compared Holyrood to a Parish Council, he was bang on the money. The one positive to take from the bouroch is this \u2013 we know where we stand. A parliament built on sand. Powers lent, not given. Our continuing existence as a Scottish democracy out of our hands. The house always wins. Power devolved is power retained. Eat your cereal.\nWith everything else that\u2019s going on \u2013 sex scandals, sackings, a cabinet out of control, chaotic negotiations that make a no-deal Brexit inevitable, the Paradise Papers \u2013 they were never going to listen to us anyway. When you throw into the mix the fact that it\u2019s legally fine for them to dismiss us then our demands for consultation and compromise are like my oft-stated desire for a dinner date with Scarlett Johannson. A fantasy, a delusion, a wish list. Although the difference is it\u2019s a lot more fun thinking about the lovely Scarlett than it is thinking about Michael Gove.\nSo what I wanted to say to the young award finalists was akin to what I did say to my son on the nineteenth of September 2014. I\u2019m sorry folks. I truly am. We should have done better by you and not been so utterly selfish in voting for a future that belongs to you, not us. And still we sit here, meekly capitulating and selling you out to people who despise you and whom you didn\u2019t vote for. We should have known that voting No would be seen not as an indication of trust but as a betrayal of weakness and that Brexit would be used as the opportunity to grab back our hard won gains with a view to reintroducing direct rule. We should be declaring independence tomorrow morning and keeping ourselves in the single-market at the very least, but instead we\u2019re pissing about organising seminars. By becoming the first country in the history of the world to vote against itself we have committed an epic act of self-harm and left you to try to mitigate it.\nSo where are we up to? We face perhaps the biggest political challenge since the Second World War. Shockingly, there is no-one in a position of power with the authority or the moral courage to begin to address both the existential and practical issues that are threatening to engulf us all. Increasingly, it is obvious that there is no-one with the clarity of thought to own up and admit what is now obvious. That the task is beyond us. Brexit cannot be done and must be reversed, and in that context Lord Kerr\u2019s intervention from last week was welcome, as he repeated that there is would be absolutely no legal cost and only minimal political one should the Prime Minister simply take the Article 50 letter back and put it in the shredder. But, as it stands, the other option \u2013 no deal \u2013 is much more likely and the consequences for Ireland, for example, are unthinkable. But think we must.\nLikewise, events have brought Scotland\u2019s constitutional settlement, once again, front and centre. Like Brexit, only two polar opposite outcomes seem possible: direct rule, or deliverance from a Westminster engineered devolution settlement that was designed to undermine us from the very start. And that, of course, means independence. Ironically, then, the stramash over Brexit brings a surprising degree of clarity. And that at least is something.\nMorality Over Money\nIt\u2019s not my future but it belongs to my boys and young folk like the skills award finalists, and it falls on them to decide what that future looks like. And this is what they should say to political and farming leaders alike:\n\u201cLook, I love this industry but I\u2019m not prepared to spend the rest of my life in a career where my future is decided at the whim of people whom I didn\u2019t ask for and who don\u2019t give a damn about me or my industry. You need to think about my future and I don\u2019t see that future as one in which an already stretched Scottish Government is forced to mitigate against the madness that we overwhelmingly rejected, but one in which the industry is forever a priority, and in which our brand and our markets are secure. I\u2019m damned if I\u2019m going to be sold out as part of a post-Brexit Trump deal, brokered by people who value power over peace, self over side, morality over money. I\u2019m damned if half the politicians in Scotland don\u2019t recognise the sovereignty of the parliament they sit in. What the hell are they doing there? It\u2019s not acceptable. It\u2019s not within a million miles of being remotely acceptable. Call for Brexit to be reversed and, when they don\u2019t and refuse us a second referendum, declare us independent anyway. This, and only this, delivers us the kind of future that we\u2019d already be in the early stages of living in if you hadn\u2019t been so bloody stupid three years ago. Fair\u2019s fair. You\u2019ve had a good kick of the ball. Time I had mine. Get it done.\nAgriscot reminded me of what a wonderful industry I am privileged, every single day, to work in. It falls us \u2013 all of us \u2013 to ensure that Andrew and his friends continue to enjoy that same privilege \u2013 a privilege that all us, by extension, gratefully share.\nTagged as: Alec Ross, Brexit, farming, Farming Matters, opinions, Orkney News\nBest Use of Media for Empty Homes Project\nHelp available in how to participate in local decision making\nOnce again, you\u2019ve said what needs to be said, Alec.\nI\u2019m now going to attempt to blatantly hi-jack your article, to post a petition about Trump sanctioning the slaughter of elephants. I know, a very slim connection, but\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026nothing ventured, nothing gained.\nFiona (G) might not let me get away with this one.\nhttps://secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en/trump_vs_elephants/?bfNfulb&signup=1&cl=13503677783&v=100017&_checksum=53a22cf6930674a30caba391912ab0baba0b9dc2e3c34bed388ebdfcd1cacd3c\nAs Orkney and Shetland are keen to be part of the UK and not Scotland, they will be looking with confidence to the way UK Ministers are handling Brexit, and be assured their future is safe in UK hands, with the Herald\u2019s Politician of the Year, Ruth Davidson, as that governments local representative.",
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        "raw_content": "Woooooowhoooo. Number 8 is now complete! I like this one.\nThe complete tute is here.\nSpeaking of martini glasses, I was a bartender for years. Mixing drinks and chattering away at customers and cocktail waitresses is a blast. Now there\u2019s a job that fed my random, nocturnal nature. It takes a certain skill and mindset to be a bartender. It uses your head and your hands, requires a bit of diplomacy, the ability to count, and multitask and if you\u2019re lucky it will amuse and astound you. Okay the people you meet amuse and astound.\nWhat else have I occupied myself with over the years.\nI worked in a retail store. I worked for an arts council. Wrote a grant to the National Endowment for the Arts. We received it too. I spent two years teaching in a theatre project for kindergarten through high school. I\u2019ve waited tables, both food and cocktail and worked in beverage management for a hotel.\nI\u2019ve worked for the state employment service. I\u2019ve even been a janitor. I\u2019ve been the entire office for a family-owned business.\nOnce, a very long time ago, I was hired by Radio City Music Hall as an intern. I didn\u2019t start the job. That\u2019s a regret. Apparently they called when I came home\u2026.and no one mentioned it to me until months later.\nI\u2019ve been a technical writer for knit and crochet and designed some of both. I wrote blurbs for the how-to\u2019s published by the same company. That was a blast.\nWho knows what else.\nAnd now I aspire to be a writer\nIf ever I can learn to keep my mind on the page and off the myriad number of projects lined up in my craft cave. Of course at this point, most of the projects are an exercise in writing. I\u2019m really hoping to learn. I may be an old dog, but I\u2019ve got hope there are still a few tricks left.\nSounds like I have something illegal in mind. Well, I\u2019ve always said if I could sell it by the pound I\u2019d be a rich woman.\nThere goes that innuendo-laden wit.\nHave a great weekend everyone. Thanks for stopping by!\nCategories Random Mental Meanderings, Today's Pinterest Inspired ProjectTags Christmas, craft, design, inspire, inspired, martinis, Pinterest, project, projects, tea lights, teach, tutorial\nPrevious Conundrums, Shopping, and a New Religion\nNext Nice, Pot, and Al Capone",
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        "raw_content": "Miami\u2019s top agents unmasked\nFor residential real estate's biggest players, image means business\nBy Sean Stewart-Muniz | April 01, 2016 12:00PM\nJorge Uribe, Judy Zeder, Jill Hertzberg, Jill Eber, Nelson Gonzalez and Eloy Carmenate took the top spots in 2015. (illustration by Guy Parsons)\nIt is a business often ruled by a select group of names. South Florida\u2019s luxury residential market is filled with luminaries, each more charismatic and approachable than the last. But behind closed doors, success is often achieved in packs and when it\u2019s not, even the most seasoned brokers sweat like the rest of us.\nColdwell Banker\u2019s powerhouse brokerage team known as \u201cthe Jills\u201d grossed more sales than anyone else in Miami-Dade County last year by far. With listings in almost all of Miami Beach\u2019s posh communities, the team closed $362 million worth of residential sales in 2015.\nYet, Jill Hertzberg\u2019s and Jill Eber\u2019s eponymous group is more of a small business than a two-person team. Family members of the two star brokers assist in selling \u2014 with five licensed agents in total \u2014 while more than a dozen support staffers help keep the engine running with administrative work, research, photography, social media and even search engine optimization.\nThe Jills themselves are an inseparable duo in public. The two insist on doing things together or not at all, and in conversation one will consistently pick up a thought where the other left off. To top it off, their birthdays are only one day apart. And Hertzberg and Eber have more accolades than they can count on their eight hands and feet, including years of top sales rankings both within Coldwell Banker and from independent sources, including the Wall Street Journal and this publication.\nBut recent controversies have scuffed the team\u2019s pristine image of two women who came together and thrived in a highly competitive industry. It began early last year when agent Kevin Tomlinson, who worked with ONE Sotheby\u2019s International Realty at the time, filed a complaint with the Miami Association of Realtors alleging that the Jills were manipulating multiple listing service data to hide properties lingering on the market.\nJill Eber and Jill Hertzberg of Coldwell Banker\nWhat followed was the sort of drama that has given Miami its reputation as the nation\u2019s Wild West of real estate. Tomlinson allegedly tried to extort the Jills for $800,000 in exchange for keeping quiet about their manipulations, all while the Jills were working with Miami Beach police to set up a sting.\nTomlinson was arrested in August at his Meridian Lofts penthouse and fired from ONE Sotheby\u2019s. He later hopped on board his friend Julian Johnston\u2019s brokerage firm Calibre International Realty. All the while, his criminal case is ongoing, county court records show.\nThe Jills are doing their best to move past the incident, Eber and Hertzberg told The Real Deal during a conference call in late March. \u201cCustomers did ask, but we\u2019re going on with our business like we always have,\u201d Hertzberg said.\nEber echoed that sentiment, as one might expect. \u201cWe would love everyone to love us; we do take things personally,\u201d she said. \u201cBut unfortunately that\u2019s just not the way of the world.\u201d\nThe only broker who came close to the Jills\u2019 massive sales volume last year was Nelson Gonzalez, Esslinger Wooten Maxwell\u2019s maverick agent. Gonzalez, based out of the firm\u2019s Miami Beach office, cleared just over $175 million in residential real estate deals last year.\nGonzalez has been a longtime agent at EWM since the firm he co-founded, Gerard International Realty, was absorbed by the brokerage in 1998. Behind closed doors, he puts in more than 60 hours a week and works with only a pair of longtime assistants and a marketing manager who helps keep the gears greased.\n\u201cI don\u2019t really talk to a lot of people,\u201d Gonzalez said during an interview at his office. \u201cI\u2019m friendly to everyone in the office, but I come here, do my thing and go home.\u201d\nThat same courtesy extends to his colleagues in the field. Gonzalez said he is more than happy to help out a rookie agent should he cross paths with one, but it\u2019s for the sake of putting the deal together rather than making a new friend.\nThere is a reason Gonzalez has stayed in the industry for nearly three decades. He still gets a rush from structuring deals and closing under pressure, in addition to watching a buyer fall in love with a property, he said.\nSeveral years ago, a client of his called him up in December and said he needed to move to Florida as quickly as possible for tax reasons, Gonzalez recounted. But there were several caveats: The client wanted a home in Miami Beach, said he needed to move in within a week and emphasized that he wanted a favorable price. Gonzalez said he was able to close the deal on Christmas Day. \u201cEveryone walked away happy,\u201d he said.\nWhile many of this year\u2019s top agents were showered in awards, the real trophies are the top brokers themselves. Not necessarily because they move properties like nobody\u2019s business, as one insider told TRD, but because they act as figureheads for their respective companies, which can help bring in fresh talent and keep relationships alive with wealthy clientele and developers.\nThe only major movement among the top 10 brokers last year was Eloy Carmenate, who was senior vice president of ONE Sotheby\u2019s for six years before jumping ship to Douglas Elliman in July.\nEven then, Carmenate had been in talks with Elliman for years, he told TRD at the time of his hire, adding that the brokerage had offered him the lead sales position for Terra Group\u2019s upcoming Eighty Seven Park development in Miami Beach \u2014 which boasts a $455 million sellout, according to the broker.\nSpeaking recently at his office on the beach, Carmenate said he was attracted to the entrepreneurial spirit at Elliman and has enjoyed a lot of autonomy since he joined the firm. The company\u2019s partnership with Knight Frank, a global real estate consultancy firm headquartered in London, was also an alluring reason for him to switch sides.\nSince then, Elliman and ONE Sotheby\u2019s have locked themselves into a hiring slugfest, with batches of agents switching sides seemingly every other week. Lana Bell, a ONE Sotheby\u2019s agent, said turnover is expected for sales associates who are either just starting out or are frustrated with how business is going.\nBut those at the top typically understand that it\u2019s the agent that brings in the business, not the brokerage, she said.\nJorge Uribe of ONE Sotheby\u2019s International Realty\nJorge Uribe, a formidable solo act at Sotheby\u2019s and the No. 3 agent by sales in 2015, would agree. His business comes primarily through referrals now with little to no advertising, he told TRD at his office in Coral Gables. Even so, the lone agent closed $156 million in sales in 2015.\n\u201cYou have to become completely unattached to the outcome,\u201d said Uribe, who has one full-time assistant working for him. \u201cIf clients sense you\u2019re in it for your own gain they lose trust in you and will move on. I\u2019ve spent months with clients who never bought.\u201d\nThat mantra came into play when he represented both sides in the $47 million sale of the former Matheson estate in Key Biscayne. It was a six-month negotiation where Uribe mediated for the two parties while working around their schedules, he said.\nCommissions should be the last thing on your mind, he noted, even though the Key Biscayne sale Uribe closed likely earned him a nice chunk of change. Assuming the industry standard commission of six percent, the sale would have brought in an estimated $2.8 million before ONE Sotheby\u2019s took its cut.\nWhile the agents represented on TRD\u2019s list of the most active players in 2015 all operate under well-established luxury brokerages, new entrants are already threatening to upend the market. Brown Harris Stevens, one of New York\u2019s oldest real estate firms, burst into the Miami playing field last year when it acquired Mark Zilbert\u2019s Zilbert International Realty and its 30 agents.\nWith that acquisition, BHS also gained top producer Jeff Miller, who sold nearly $109 million worth of luxury real estate, including representing Ken Griffin in the hedge fund manager\u2019s record-breaking $60 million penthouse purchase at Faena House in Miami Beach.\n\u201cMiami is one of the fastest-growing cities in America,\u201d William Lie Zeckendorf, co-chairman of Brown Harris Stevens, said at the time of its acquisition of Zilbert in June. \u201cIt\u2019s a natural referral market to New York City.\u201d\nAnd while Compass, the New York brokerage that took Miami by storm with its poaching of high-profile agents, has yet to land a heavy hitter on this ranking, several of those listed told TRD that the firm has approached them with offers.\nBeth Butler, president of Compass\u2019 Miami office, said moving brokerages is a difficult decision for top agents and that with heaps of listings and preconstruction projects with exclusivity agreements, an agent could lose out on business by shifting sides.\n\u201cYou\u2019re talking about decisions that could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars,\u201d she said. \u201cIt\u2019s not something that happens overnight.\u201d\nWhen asked what it would take for the Jills to leave Coldwell Banker, where they\u2019ve been a fixture since the company acquired Wimbish-Riteway Realtors in 2002, Hertzberg and Eber said they would consider leaving if business went bad.\n\u201cIf we felt that there was a reason to go, of course we would,\u201d Eber said. \u201cBut we feel that we have the best of the best.\u201d\nHer partner in crime, of course, agreed.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve been offered all sorts of things,\u201d Hertzberg said. \u201cAll top performers understand this. 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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re like me, you probably did a lot of research into nurses, nursing and the process to become a nurse. And in fact, when you looked into the different kinds of nursing programs available, one of the most common questions you probably saw was: RN or BSN?\nFor those of you who aren\u2019t familiar with the letters, RN (Registered Nurse) and BSN (Bachelors of Science in Nursing) refer to the educational pathway that someone took in order to receive their title of nurse.\nRN in generally used to refer to those who became a registered nurse by finishing a 2 year diploma program or an associate degree while BSN refers to those who finished a 4 year bachelors of science in nursing. There are also programs that will bridge the RN to a BSN so that you can finish with a bachelors in science and many of these programs can be completed within a year all online. But, that\u2019s not quite as relevant for now.\nSo, the very short answer is that no the letters don\u2019t actually matter because if you successfully finish your program then you can sit for the NCLEX-RN which will allow you to become a licensed nurse who can then work in a healthcare setting.\nHowever, the long answer is that the letters do actually matter and this distinction will grow over time.\nIn the past, it was common to see people finish with a nursing diploma or an associate degree and not pursue a higher level of education, because at the time, it wasn\u2019t really necessary. Recently, there has been a shift in the nursing industry where nurses are being pushed and encouraged to pursue a bachelors in nursing. Now, there are several reasons for this, but the two major reasons are that: studies have shown BSN trained nurses are associated with better patient outcomes and many hospitals are now seeking magnet designation which is dependent on staff nurses being BSN trained.\nIn fact, hospitals want their nurses to have a bachelors degree so much that they have begun providing tuition reimbursement options and adding contractual requirements for their nurses to earn a bachelors within a certain timeframe from their date of hire.\nBut, to go even further into this, many of the higher level nursing positions like nurse anethesist (CRNA) or nurse practitioner (NP), which used to be a masters degree, are now transitioning into a doctorate level degree. Which means that a bachelors will be the lowest level degree required for acceptance and enrollment into these programs. And, many people who go into nursing already have goals to be a nurse anethesist or nurse practioner as their \u2018true\u2019 career.\nThe RN to BSN distinction becomes even more pronounced depending on the region and department that you\u2019re seeking employment at. In a state like California where there\u2019s an impaction of nursing students and nurses, a bachelors is now becoming the bare minimum to even become hired. And in certain departments, like ICU or ER, at minimum a BSN is required to in order to apply for open job positions.\nBut, in more rural areas like Louisiana, RNs and BSNs get hired at the same rate following graduation. In fact, in some of the local hospitals, new grad BSN nurses only make 50 cents per hour more than their RN counterparts whereas in other hospitals, there is no starting pay difference between nurses who are RN or bachelors educated.\nWhile time and tuition can be a barrier of entry, the flexibility to choose between a RN or BSN program allows greater access for people choosing to enter the nursing profession. And although both are acceptable pathways to becoming a registered nurse, most nurses will find that their careers will eventually require them to have a BSN even if they did not initially graduate with one.\nPrevious PostNursing Semester Schedule Breakdown\nNext PostFIGS Scrubs \u2013 Limited Edition Tokha Scrubs Pants Review",
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        "raw_content": "IBS and Dementia\nAnd just when you thought things could not get any worse, a study was published last week showing that having IBS could cause you to be more at risk from dementia As far as the design was concerned, it was almost perfect. The scientists, all from Taiwan, studied the health insurance records of a million people and from these identified a cohort of 32,000 of patients over 20 years old with IBS that was newly diagnosed between 2000 and 2011 and a matched cohort of 129,000 who did not have IBS. They then followed them up every year for up to twelve years, looking for evidence of dementia. Significantly more people in the IBS cohort developed dementia. The numbers were not great; the difference was between 4.9 per 1000 patient years in the IBS versus 3.6 per 1000 patient years in the group that did not have IBS and was only statistically significant in those patients over the age of 50 upon enrolment. To put it into perspective, this indicates that slightly less than 5 patients out of every thousand with IBS are likely to develop dementia in any one year of the study compared with between 3 and 4 people out of every thousand people per year without IBS. Over the 12 year course of the study, this amounts to added risk of dementia for IBS of 15 out of a 1000 patients (1.5%). The risk of getting dementia is greater in those who had other established risk factors, such as head injury, stroke, diabetes, epilepsy and depression. Nevertheless the study also showed that people with IBS were also more likely to have these other conditions (co-morbidities).\nIt has been known for many years that depression and IBS were associated with each other. Last year a study was published from a group in Seattle, that showed that administering the antidepressant, amitriptyline to people over the age of 50, even at low dosage also increased the risk of dementia. Amitriptyline is advocated for depression and also at low dose for IBS.\nThe authors of this study point to the perturbations of the brain gut axis for the association between IBS and brain and mental illness, identifying the possibility that changes in the composition of gut bacteria might predispose to both. Although it is known that alterations in the colonic microbiome can alter brain function, scientists are are still a long way off knowing that specific microbial disturbances might give rise to IBS or dementia. On the other hand, it is well established that dementia is more likely after prolonged stress, depression and sleep disturbance, produced for example from severe and or repeated trauma.\nIf we look at the association between IBS, depression and dementia from the perspective of a post traumatic stress disorder, the evidence seems clear. While earlier studies had shown clearly that major trauma, childhood abuse, sexual abuse, conflict, incarceration could leave a residue of physical and mental symptoms, more recent observations indicate that frequent lifetime trauma, such as as death of a loved one, divorce, break up of a love affair, car accident, natural disaster and mental abuse are more was common among adults with IBS and may predispose to dementia. Depending on what happened, how prolonged, the meaning in relation to previous life experience, such occurrences may leave people vulnerable to long term illness and dementia.\nIllness may be bad luck, but we can all influence our luck. We can be mindful of the risks of certain decisions, take time to weigh them up and get help if things go wrong. You have only one life. Guard it well.\nThis entry was posted on January 17, 2016 by nickwread in Brain and Gut, Dementia, Post Traumatic IBS and tagged Dementia, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Trauma.\nhttps://wp.me/p5jVcV-dj",
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        "raw_content": "Fantastic Voyage is a 1966 American science fiction film, starring Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch and Donald Pleasance as the crew of the submarine/spaceship, Proteus, that is able to shrink to microscopic size to travel into the body of an injured scientist to remove a clot on his brain. Isaac Asimov was commissioned to write the novel about the idea.\nTruth is sometimes stranger than fiction. In the nineteen eighties, smart pills were developed to record pressures and pH in the gut and transmit the signals wirelessly to monitors outside the body. By 2000, similar pills were equipped with cameras and able to transmit images of the parts of the small intestine that other endoscopes couldn\u2019t reach. Now a paper has been published demonstrating the ability of a smart pill, no bigger than a fish oil capsule, to detect concentrations of gases in the gut. Within the intestine, hydrogen exists in concentrations at least 5 orders of magnitude above that recorded in the breath, where it has been diluted by passage through the body and by the air in the lungs. Direct measurement by a capsule therefore provides a much more sensitive index of hydrogen production in the gut.\nThe capsule, pioneered by a team from the RMIT University, Melbourne working in association with the Department of Nutrition and Gastroenterology at Monash University, uses a combination of thermal conductivity and semiconducting sensors, controlled by adjusting their heating elements, to detect concentrations of oxygen, hydrogen and carbon dioxide as it travels the length of the gut. By this means, gas profiles of human volunteers have been obtained while they digested diets containing different amounts of dietary fibre. It has to be said that the data from this study are not easy to interpret, partly because the initial subject was constipated and in pain and showed evidence of gastric stasis and hydrogen production.\nLike space probes, the clinical interpretation of data from smart pills relies on an accurate knowledge of where the capsule is situated. The authors state that this can be achieved by measurement of \u2018oxygen equivalent\u2019 concentration, which is around 65% in the stomach because of the presence of oxidising agents, falls to around 25% in the jejunum, 5% in the ileum and less than 1% in the anaerobic environment of the colon. They claim to have confirmed the location by concomitant ultrasound imaging \u2013 though it can be very difficult to interpret ultrasound images of loops and coils of intestine. Oxygen equivalent is not a direct measure of gaseous oxygen; it is more an indicator of oxygenation. Results in the first subject showed that the high fibre diet increased colonic oxygenation to around 20%, raising questions about the validity of the oxygen sensor to provide an accurate index of location under all circumstances.\nNevertheless a further study in four healthy volunteers clearly showed an increase in hydrogen as the capsule entered the colon, though ingestion of a high fibre diet delayed transit through the small bowel, but accelerated transit through the colon while a lower fibre diet accelerated small bowel transit and delayed colonic transit. More controlled studies of the effect of diet will need to be carried out together with other methods to measure transit and gas production in order to interpret these preliminary data.\nNot only can this capsule monitor the effects of diet on gas production but it may be used as a diagnostic tool. Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth remains a controversial diagnosis, which is based on the basis of \u2018abnormal\u2019 breath hydrogen profiles following a drink of lactulose or glucose. The demonstration of high hydrogen concentrations in the small intestine would confirm the diagnosis and end the controversy. I also wonder whether modifications to this capsule might allow measurement of methane, a toxic gas which has been associated with constipation.\nThe capsule is two and half centimetres long and a centimetre wide. Indigestible material of this size would not be emptied with a meal but would be evacuated by the strong propagated gastric contractions that develop several hours later when the stomach is otherwise empty. And lower down in the colon, such a large bolus might need to await the development of a high amplitude propagating contraction or mass movement. Neither scenario would be indicative of the passage of food or food residues. Thus, the results would more reflect the way this particular spaceship affects the function of the gut than the effects of meals or diet. Studies conducted in my laboratory many years ago showed that indigestible plastic pellets increased stool mass and accelerated transit through the gut, while the presence of a plastic tube in the gut delayed gastric emptying and accelerated transit through the small intestine and the colon. The results of any research study are always affected by the means used to measure them.\nFinally, it is likely that gassy symptoms are produced by the quantity of gas produced and not by its concentration. Measuring concentrations of gas could be misleading. A high fibre diet that has a low residence in the colon might increase gas elimination as flatus, lowering its concentration, while a low fibre diet might cause stasis, lower gas production but cause a build up of concentration.\nIn conclusion, the development of this device is undoubtedly a great technical achievement, but the clinical and scientific interpretation and applications would need extensive validation studies before it becomes available for use in the clinic.\nThe good ship, Proteus, only had 24 hours to complete its task and escape from the body before it expanded to full size. Lets hope the patient took a high fibre diet.\nThis entry was posted on January 14, 2018 by nickwread in diagnosis, dietary fibre, gas, intestinal gas, Research, Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth and tagged gas sensing capsule.\nhttps://wp.me/p5jVcV-1kb",
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        "raw_content": "Detroit: Become Human is David Cage\u2019s biggest and most beautiful mess yet\nA new David Cage game comes with a lot of hype and a lot of high promises. Does Detroit: Become Human meet the hype for the first time in Cage\u2019s career? Sam Brooks reviews.\nThis is a completely spoiler-free review for this game, so you can safely read this if you want to play the game and do not want to be spoiled!\nHeavy Rain is mostly famous now for its JAYSON meme, and Beyond: Two Souls is mostly famous for its awkward behind-the-scene clips where Ellen Page acts with a lot of dots all over her face, visibly uncomfortable with both the process and director David Cage. Both games were critically acclaimed when they were first released, but once the sheen of impressive graphics and engaging narratives wore off, the games quickly dropped off the radar. They became jokes and reasons why the interactive film genre just doesn\u2019t work. We need not even speak of Indigo Prophecy and the Mayan god AIs.\nDetroit: Become Human comes with the usual burdens of a David Cage press cycle. In a world of microtransactions and e-sports, Cage is one of the few video game auteurs to retain their full triple-A backing. Where titans like Kojima have fallen out of favour with their overlords, Cage\u2019s backers (Sony, and his own studio Quantic Dream) have doubled down on Cage\u2019s signature narrative-driven interactive film video games. It\u2019s a relationship that benefits both parties, I assume: Not only do Cage\u2019s games allow Sony to show off the capabilities of their console (incredibly, both Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls had groundbreaking graphics for the time) but it allows them to showcase an increasingly rare type of video game: The triple-A title where the primary relationship the player has is with the game, not anybody else.\nSo Detroit: Become Human comes with a high expectations, impressive tech, a huge publicity campaign, and a lot of pre-release hype. Does it meet these expectations? As with every Cage, and every Quantic Dream game, the answer is an initial yes, a few backstepping maybes and some hard nos. It\u2019s a game that doesn\u2019t invite a concrete response to it, in any way, shape or form.\nDetroit: Become Human throws us twenty years into the future, and is set, as you might expect, in Detroit. In this future, androids have become a huge part of society, and humanity uses them in a variety of ways. They perform customer service jobs, serve as companions (and if you think Cage is going to explore the sex worker route, you think correctly) and have become a huge part of how society functions. It\u2019s a classic sci-fi tech thriller set-up, and as you might expect from any tech thriller that revolves around the relationship between humans and androids, the androids start to develop a mind of their own. Things do not go smoothly after this point.\nValorie Curry plays the housekeeping android Kara.\nWe\u2019re given three characters to follow, and propel, through this world. One is Markus (Jesse Williams), an android who cares for an ageing artist who slowly opens him up to the potential of his own free thought and identity. Another is Kara (Valorie Curry), a housekeeping droid who is hired by an abusive father to take care of his house and daughter. And the final, most interesting one is Connor, an android who is tasked with tracking down and neutralizing \u2018deviants\u2019, the game\u2019s name for androids who have discovered emotions and disobeyed their programming.\nFor the first time in a Quantic Dream game, these narratives remain genuinely engaging until the last shot. If you\u2019ve played any of their previous games, you can pretty much pinpoint the moment when each of their previous games went off the rails (Mayan AI, Scarface shootout, submarine), but Detroit: Become Human has no such shark-jumping moment. It\u2019s an engaging tech thriller, with a surprisingly effective emotional undercurrent, all the way through. Cage and lead writer Adam Williams (it\u2019s no coincidence that Cage\u2019s best and most human sounding game is his first with a co-writer) have created not just a world, but a society and a cast of characters that read and play as people whose stories we want to see play out.\nI\u2019ve never seen a character like Connor before in a video game. The idea of a machine struggling with his programming and encroaching humanity definitely isn\u2019t new \u2013 but one portrayed with as much tenderness and humour as this is new and exciting. The opening scene (which wisely also functions as the demo) is a great example. You play Connor as he gathers information, like an android would, and then tries to rescue a young girl who is being held hostage by a recently deviated android. There\u2019s a subtlety \u2013 and there\u2019s a word I\u2019ve never used to describe anything in a David Cage game before \u2013 to Connor\u2019s interactions, the way he uses the android\u2019s name and plays on his affections for the girl, that reads as a terrifyingly fence-sitting portrayal of someone on the cusp of humanity.\nMoments like these are scattered throughout all three storylines and all three characters, and there\u2019s absolutely no doubt that these are buoyed by some of the most impressive acting I\u2019ve seen in a video game. It\u2019s not that the writing is bad \u2013 although sometimes it absolutely is \u2013 but without the incredibly detailed motion-capture work a lot of this game wouldn\u2019t work. There\u2019s a level of emotional engagement that you simply can\u2019t have when you\u2019ve got a superior voice performance fighting with sub-par animation or motion capture, and Detroit: Become Human leapfrogs any achievement in motion capture in video games to bring us something that is as close to watching a film or TV show as possible. It\u2019s so close to reality that you often forget you\u2019re watching a video game, and not a live-action film.\nBryan Dechart as the conflicted (or not, if that\u2019s what you choose) Connor.\nBecause these are performances. Not just voice-acting and not just motion-capture, but legitimate, nuanced and beautiful performances. Bryan Dechart is a standout as Connor, capturing a petulant adolescence in the android\u2019s internal struggles, but Valorie Curry also does beautiful work as Kara, whose own brushes with internal humanity come at the same time as her fight for survival and her newfound motherhood. Even the smaller characters have beautiful moments of performance. As the engimatic possibly-AI, possibly-human Amanda, Simbi Kambi manages to lend her character an imperiousness that offsets her warmth\nI can\u2019t understate how strange it is to be taking about actual performances in a video game, and how that excites and terrifies me a little bit. On the one hand, it\u2019s incredible to have this kind of emotional engagement with a game \u2013 where it feels like the game is meeting you halfway and drawing you in, rather than the player having to provide their own imagination and fill in the gaps. But on the other hand, it\u2019s scary if this is where gaming is going \u2013 we\u2019ve already got movies and TV, do we really need another medium trying to mimic these forms rather than do what they do best?\nAnd that\u2019s where Detroit: Become Human falters a bit: the actual gameplay. While this plays smoother than previous Quantic Dream games, it\u2019s the same kind of gameplay. Mash buttons here, press a button on time here, press these buttons in conjunction to win. When you\u2019re caught up in the narrative, it feels fine. But when you\u2019re walking around as any of the characters and scanning for things to interact with (you will be holding R2 a lot, and you will have to learn to hold it if you don\u2019t want to miss things) it can get oddly repetitive and boring. Whenever a character is required to walk around and explore, the story stops dead, and as a result, so does the game.\nWhen the cutscenes are working so hard to engage you, to not be hooked in by the gameplay is a massive missed opportunity. It\u2019s a shame to see Quantic Dream make such huge leaps with its graphical technology, even for all the potential drawbacks, and to remain so stubbornly conservative in the actual gameplay. If video games are going the way of interactive film, then surely it can\u2019t be so bad to think of new ways to interact with that film?\nAh, yes. The three emotions.\nBecause the huge selling point \u2013 and perhaps the huge selling point other than the graphics \u2013 is the ability to interact with the story and have genuine agency. To put the image of a facetious Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears Prada into your head for a moment: Groundbreaking. This is what Cage has done with all his games, but they\u2019ve always been limited by the illusion of choice \u2013 regardless of what happens, you\u2019re still railroaded into the next chapter, because we\u2019ve only got so many endings you can choose from. Incredibly, Detroit breaks free from these limits. In talking to other journalists who received review copies of the game, I was stunned to learn I was the only one who got this particular ending, and even stunned that a lot of seemingly huge specifics changed based on small things you do throughout. But even more impressively, the game gives you not just narrative scope to explore, but philosophical scope.\nNow, let\u2019s not overstate it. We\u2019re talking \u2018first years passing around a joint\u2019 kind of philosophy, not anything that will make you question your life and the way you live it. This is a game that introduces the clumsy image of androids having to sit at the back of the bus but never does anything with that image \u2013 it introduces you to the idea, trusts you to get it, and then move on. More often than that, the choices you make are between the usual video game binaries: violence and non-violence, burn down an orphanage or take them all under your wing forever, this character or that character. The themes of freedom, choice, identity, and humanity are the means to hook you in, rather than anything you need to dwell on in any depth.\nIn saying that, there is a surprising nuance to the way that Detroit allows the characters, their philosophies and choices interact with each other. An approach with one player character towards their humanity has huge consequences for another character, and when their approaches actually come into conflict with each other there\u2019s a genuine struggle as to who you actually agree with more, or which matters to you more. There\u2019s even a menu option where you can see exactly how many choices you\u2019ve missed, and what potential endings those could lead to. If you\u2019re a completist, it will ruin your life; if you\u2019re a narrative completist, say goodbye to your next few months.\nDetroit: Become Human is not always subtle.\nIt\u2019s a unique sort of meta emotional engagement, a struggle that plays out within yourself rather than in the narrative. And I\u2019m excited to see more games explore it, because it\u2019s fruitful territory.\nBut\u2026 it\u2019s a David Cage game. So it\u2019s not perfect.\nFor every five scenes that are good, there\u2019s one that\u2019s great and there\u2019s one that is jawdroppingly terrible. To wit: An early scene involving the spiritual rebirth of a character is a masterpiece of body horror, using every technology asset that a video game has to put you in a harried and unsettled space. Hands reach out at you, as you slowly work to regain your character\u2019s senses and life. It\u2019s the best scene in Cage\u2019s career thus far, hands down, and I guarantee it will be one of the most talked about scenes of the year. Nothing else in the game quite comes close to utilizing the power of video games as well as this does, and it\u2019s disappointing that Detroit doesn\u2019t mess around with the medium or players anywhere else in the game.\nHowever, then we\u2019ve got an early scene with Kara, featuring an abusive father and his daughter. It\u2019s not the very fact that domestic violence is depicted that\u2019s terrible \u2013 if this was handled well, it would\u2019ve been a great scene. But\u2026 it\u2019s not. The father is written as though David Cage saw Precious once ten years ago and tried to rewrite the mother from that, but as a dude. It\u2019s rife with cliches \u2013 he\u2019s a drug dealer! His wife left him for an accountant! He hits his daughter but it\u2019s not his fault! \u2013 to the point where it crosses from ridiculous into offensive. It reads like a creator trying to hotwire an audience\u2019s empathy, when he doesn\u2019t trust his performers or his story to do it for him.\nThe game doesn\u2019t resort to this often \u2013 though there\u2019s the obligatory Cage\u2122 Woman in Peril scene about halfway through which serves the plot not one little bit \u2013 and whenever it does it\u2019s usually a quick fifteen minute jaunt to the next scene. And this is where Detroit: Become Human also succeeds where other Cage games do not. It never goes entirely off the rails, and there\u2019s a solid, just above speed-limit drive right through to the end of the game to keep you playing. When it needs to make a point or twist a knife, it\u2019s never subtle about it, and towards the end the scale of the thing gets more than a little ridiculous, but it\u2019s almost always effective. After the messes of Heavy Rain (JAYSON!) and Beyond: Two Souls (that homeless chapter, you guys) it\u2019s a huge, huge step in the right direction.\nSpot the android! Bet you can\u2019t.\nIs it a mess of a game? Absolutely. It\u2019s a game where you can get the camera stuck for a good thirty seconds, a game where an android tests blood by putting it in his mouth for no reason and a game where too many problems are resolved by choosing to shoot someone or not choosing to shoot someone.\nBut it is a fun game? Oh, god yes. It\u2019s a schlocky tech thriller that\u2019s perfect for a weekend where you get in a few pizzas, drink a few beers (or your alcoholic beverage of choice, I personally went for gin and soda) and pass a controller around while you blame each other for their choices that messed up your game. Then, when you\u2019re done with that run of the game, you can play it again and stay up past midnight and make your own choices. 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        "raw_content": "Why You Shouldn\u2019t Be Impressed By The FBI Director\u2019s Speech About Race And Policing\nWhen James Comey bluntly addressed racial biases in policing Thursday, several outlets dubbed his speech candid for an F.B.I. director. Yet, while his remarks were \u201cunusually frank and personal,\u201d the content of his speech was based on information we\u2019ve already known for decades. At one point, Comey also appeared to lay much of the blame for racial bias in policing at the feet of young men of color themselves.\nSpeaking to students at Georgetown University, Comey laid out several \u201chard truths\u201d about race relations in America, including unconscious racial biases that we have. \u201cMuch research points to the widespread existence of unconscious bias. Many people in our white-majority culture have unconscious racial biases and react differently to a white face than a black face. In fact, we all, white and black, carry various biases around with us,\u201d he said, before quoting lyrics from the Broadway show, Avenue Q.\nBut his comments weren\u2019t groundbreaking. Extensive research shows that African Americans are perceived as more threatening than their white counterparts\u200a\u2014\u200awhich extends to policing. Officers who were bluntly asked \u201cWho looks criminal?\u201d for a study chose more black faces than white. When primed with information about a crime, they pictured a \u201cblack face that was even more strongly representative of the black racial category than the Black face to which they were actually exposed.\u201d And children are not exempt from bias: black boys are perceived as older and guiltier than white boys, according to a study published by the American Psychological Association last year. Those police perceptions contribute to a skewed justice system, from arrest rates to sentencing patterns.\nComey may deserve applause for addressing this hard truth, but he wasn\u2019t actually providing new information.\nAdditionally, many outlets overlooked a moment when Comey seemed to excuse police discrimination and even blame it, at least in part, on the conduct of black and brown men. \u201cLikewise, police officers on patrol in our nation\u2019s cities often work in environments where a hugely disproportionate percentage of street crime is committed by young men of color. Something happens to people of good will working in that environment. After years of police work, officers often can\u2019t help but be influenced by the cynicism they feel,\u201d he claimed. \u201cA mental shortcut becomes almost irresistible and maybe even rational by some lights. The two young black men on one side of the street look like so many others the officer has locked up. Two white men on the other side of the street\u200a\u2014\u200aeven in the same clothes\u200a\u2014\u200ado not.\u201d\nYoung men of color, in other words, share the burden generated by other young men of color\u2019s crimes\u200a\u2014\u200aeven if they themselves are innocent of any wrongdoing.\nTo his credit, Comey does point out some of the systemic problems that have led to this moment of crisis, such as \u201cenvironments lacking role models, adequate education, and decent employment.\u201d He explains that America inherited a legacy of prejudice, and acknowledges his own \u201caffection\u201d for officers, which was a breath of fresh air for many.\nStill, a closer look at the speech\u2019s content shows that his speech did not break any new ground. It merely recounted information that is well-known to criminal justice researchers, activists, and minority communities.",
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        "raw_content": "New Year\u2019s Practices\nFor the next few weeks, you\u2019re going to need an answer to the daunting question \u201cWhat\u2019s your New Year\u2019s Resolution?\u201d This year, resolve to answer with something you\u2019ll practice.\nAllow me to explain. In the past, my resolutions have had a common denominator \u2013 they\u2019ve all shared a lofty (and usually unattainable) goal.\nI\u2019m not going to eat sugar.\nI\u2019m going to stop watching TV.\nThese resolutions had an all or nothing approach, leaving little wiggle room and no plan to achieve them. #Fail\nFurthermore, our resolutions usually stem from unhealthy behavior, so to just resolve not to do them doesn\u2019t deal with the root cause of why we do them. #DoubleFail\nThose two reasons combined is probably why 75% of people quit their New Year\u2019s Resolution after the first week, and 46% of people are off target after six months (source).\nSo the more I\u2019ve thought about resolutions, the more I\u2019ve decided I\u2019m done with them. This year, I\u2019m making New Year\u2019s Resolutions Practices.\nWhat\u2019s the difference? A resolution is an empty statement, but a practice involves an action plan.\nResolution: I will get more sleep at night.\nPractice: I will have less screen time one hour before I go to bed and read a book instead of watch TV/check my email/play on my phone.\nSo what\u2019s your New Year\u2019s Resolution Practice?\nhttps://thinkspace.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/website-thinkspace-logo-teal-155x69.png 0 0 Annie Duncan https://thinkspace.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/website-thinkspace-logo-teal-155x69.png Annie Duncan2014-12-31 07:00:222014-12-30 21:57:43New Year\u2019s Practices\nCampfire Show & Tell | Showcasing Tagboard Campfire Show & Tell | Join us for s\u2019mores!",
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        "raw_content": "Why The Minimalists Do What The Minimalists Do\nBy David Cain, November 5th 2013\nhttp://tcat.tc/1aCw44u\nnickLonski\nI was 31 when I figured out breakfast, and after that life\u2019s overall difficulty level declined a bit.\nEvery month I buy a bag of bulk steel-cut oats, a bag of trail mix and a six-pound bag of Royal Gala apples. Every morning I make a heaping half-cup of the oats and cut an apple into slices. About six months ago I added a cup of Ceylon tea to that.\nThat\u2019s breakfast every day now. I used to keep my options open, figuring that going with what I \u201cfeel like\u201d in the moment is going to naturally lead to a more appropriate, fulfilling breakfast experience.\nAfter years of being confronted with a decision shortly after waking, I decided to be done with deciding what was for breakfast. My usual is now the only thing on the menu, and since I stopped deciding what\u2019s for breakfast, mornings have had a significantly different feel. They are clearer and more spacious.\nI thought my newfound clarity was a byproduct of having more whole grains in my diet, or the self-satisfaction of finding a breakfast that costs 11 cents. I now believe it has nothing to do with oatmeal at all, but rather with the fact that I have much more than 11 cents to spend on breakfast, and in today\u2019s global food system that gives me way too many options.\nAs affluent Westerners we\u2019re fortunate to have so many choices, but according to psychologist Barry Schwartz, having too many possibilities \u2014 which we do in almost every area: breakfast, clothing, careers, lifestyles and creative pursuits to name some major ones \u2014 makes it consistently harder to be happy with the options we choose. In his TED talk, he identifies the ways too many choices erode personal welfare instead of serving it.\nWhen we\u2019re faced with a number of options, we\u2019re always going to assume that one of them is better than all the rest. This means the more options there are, the more likely we are to choose one that isn\u2019t the best one. We also presume it would take more homework to choose the right one. In other words, as options increase every decision becomes bigger, and so the more likely we are to delay our decisionmaking.\nFacing any decision is to some degree stressful, whether it\u2019s picking a menu item, or picking an investment vehicle for your retirement. Delaying decisions because you don\u2019t want to make the wrong decision only compounds this stress. This trepidation is a fear of future regret, and the resulting paralysis can lead to procrastination, which in turn leads to self-esteem issues, which only compounds indecisiveness further.\nEven once you make a decision, the more options you turned down the more likely you have lingering doubts that you missed the boat \u2014 or at least, some boat. Even if you make the best choice, you never really know that, and you\u2019re likely to wonder what you\u2019re missing.\nIf you went to a restaurant that only serves one thing, if it\u2019s decent food at all, you\u2019re much more likely to enjoy it because you know that among your options, there was no greener grass to be had.\nWith an increasing number of options in almost every aspect of life, we presume that our results in each of those areas should be getting better and better, because with each new possibility it becomes more likely that one of them suits us perfectly. Our expectations for perfection and total satisfaction are too high.\nAs freedom of choice grows, the perfect career, the perfect partner, the perfect schedule or the perfect salad dressing seem more likely to happen. Perhaps they are, but psychologically we\u2019re less likely to be pleased with whatever we do choose, because our satisfaction with what we have shrinks as the number of things we don\u2019t have \u2014 or could have \u2014 grows.\nSchwartz on going shopping in a modern store:\nI had very low expectations when they only came in one flavor, and when they came in a hundred flavors\u2026 dammit one of them better be perfect. And what I got was good, but it wasn\u2019t perfect. And so I compared what I got to what I expected, and what I got was disappointing. [\u2026] Adding options to people\u2019s lives can\u2019t help but increase the expectations people have about how good those options will be, and what that\u2019s going to produce is less satisfaction with the results, even when they\u2019re good results.\nThe other day at work, I became momentarily obsessed with the idea of finding how true North related to the road I was surveying. I pulled out my Android and downloaded what was rated as the best of the thirty or so compass apps. Within a half-minute I had it up and running, but the digital needle was pointing back to the city, which I knew was roughly south-east. I clicked through the settings and couldn\u2019t get the damn thing to work right.\nAfter a few minutes of frustration, I realized how ridiculous a moment it was, given the entire history of human struggle: a young man, out in a field somewhere, had become visibly annoyed that he couldn\u2019t procure a reliable compass in 30 seconds.\nAs stupid as that story is looking back on it, my annoyance was definitely real and was definitely affecting the quality of my life in that moment. It\u2019s an example of the truly ridiculous expectations that arise in a world with truly ridiculous levels of convenience and personal power. I wish it was unusually ridiculous.\nOur options are probably going to continue to increase for a long time. You have, in most areas of life, a tremendous number of possibilities, and generally, the more there are the less happy you\u2019ll be with that area of life whenever you consider what you don\u2019t have. If the career, partner, creative outlet or meal you currently have were the only one that had been available to you, you\u2019d probably feel extremely lucky that you had it.\nAlthough I didn\u2019t always know why, I know that the more I simplify my life, in terms of its moment-to-moment options, the happier I am. Owning fewer things made me immediately calmer and more grateful. Having an inflexible regular day for starting my weekly article drastically reduced my anxiety around writing. Cutting my monetary spending (almost) down to the essentials gave me an immediate sense of control and abundance I never had before. I also suddenly have more money than ever \u2014 the side-effects of voluntary simplification tend to be wonderful and freeing, at least when you\u2019ve been living the Western consumer status quo your whole life.\nThe reason behind these breakthroughs, I see now, is the same. Each one reduced the number of decision points in my life. Every time I reduce the number of decisions I have to make just to move my life along, everything gets less difficult and I feel better about my direction. It becomes easier to be grateful and to get myself to do what is most important to me.\nThe minimalist movement isn\u2019t frivolous or snobby, they\u2019re on to something significant. Voluntarily having less, and less to choose from, delivers real dividends on happiness, particularly when it comes to its ability to reduce daily decisionmaking and the stress points that go with it.\nI can\u2019t believe I never noticed this pattern, but I will be taking full advantage now. An Elaine St. James book recently enlightened me to the idea of simplifying meals, making it obvious why my oatmeal, of all things, made my life better. Having well-planned \u201cusuals\u201d at home \u2014 two or three healthy options at most \u2014 reduces the daily burden of mealtime decisionmaking, the weekly burden of grocery-store decisionmaking, and reduces the amount of time we spend preparing meals, which is something that happens three times every day. This represents a lot of mental sticking points removed from life.\nThe options at mealtime are a microcosm of the lifestyle options available to the ordinary, free Western citizen. We have never been freer to live how we want to live, which is wonderful and empowering but simultaneously taxing and intimidating. I want to take advantage of the freedoms provided by the incredible time we live in without getting paralyzed by too many options and endless unmade decisions.\nThe best approach seems to be to give ample deliberation to the decisions that concern major aspects of life, such as career, family, relationships, high-level goals and creative pursuits, and don\u2019t let small ones hang you up. The big ones determine what you actually do with your life \u2014 and it is their doing that contributes most to happiness, so it\u2019s worth pruning out as many of the distracting minor decisions as possible so that you don\u2019t cease the important doing because you\u2019re caught up in unimportant thinking.\nTechnology and commerce produce so many minor decision points for the typical person that you have to be careful not to let yourself become convinced that any meaningful amount of happiness hinges on them. Nothing produces a steadier supply of these needless, distracting desires than television.\nHappiness comes from the major things, and although our 21st-century freedoms give us a lot of minor preoccupations, they do give us more personal power to get those major things right.\nI find the more I can see my possessions and options as luxuries, the more grateful I am to end up with any of them. When we think of all non-necessities as luxuries, it feels ridiculous to stress over the outcome of minor decisions. From now on, all salad dressings are luxuries. All cell phone features are luxuries. If it\u2019s not a basic need, it\u2019s icing. You can still make decisions about icing, but icing should not stress you out, and any icing-related details you can eliminate from you regular decisionmaking responsibilities, the better.\nNow I\u2019m suddenly considering going to the store to buy some cake frosting. 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        "raw_content": "Santa Barbara, California-based sensory communication startup, Cognixion, created the first sensorial communication platform allowing iOS devices to speak easily on behalf of voiceless users, a major breakthrough in the world of assistive communication technology. By also capturing brain waves and using them to allow the device to speak on their behalf, \u201cthink to speak\u201d technology can become a reality for the millions of people worldwide unable to verbally communicate.\nToronto Global and Cognixion were introduced at a meet-up focusing on artificial intelligence in Toronto. From there, Toronto Global set up a series of very successful meetings for the company in Toronto, alongside provincial partners in the Ontario Investment Office, facilitating consultations with academia at various universities and colleges, lawyers, accountants, as well as the Vector Institute and MaRS Health Ventures. Additionally, Toronto Global worked with Cognixion to secure an office space on King Street West, in Toronto. The company officially launched their operations in December 2017.\nCognixion chose to expand into the Toronto Region because of the tremendous pool of talent offered here, particularly in their target fields of neuroscience, artificial intelligence and machine learning. The company emphasized that the Canadian and more specifically, Toronto Region, markets are becoming globally recognized as hubs of leading R&D companies and specialized tech talent.\nWithin their first few months of operation, Cognixion has begun hiring iOS programmers, project managers and data scientists to work on software applications, with open job applications posted to begin working as soon as possible in their downtown Toronto office.\nCognixion has been awarded two Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Engage Grants to study Brain-Computer Interface with researchers at INRS Lab in Montreal and the University of Waterloo. The company has plans to expand their capacity and staff up their Toronto location in the coming years.\n\u201cWe're excited to be part of the Toronto technology community and bringing transformational science to market. Creating high quality jobs in data science, AI, neurotech and augmented reality and putting world-class technology to work helping people with disabilities is a strong focus of ours at Cognixion.\u201d\n\u2013 Andreas Forsland, CEO and Founder, Cognixion",
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        "raw_content": "Some takeaways from Bernie Sanders\u2019 speech at the University of Toronto\nThe Bern was felt on Sunday in Toronto, when Vermont senator Bernie Sanders, the runner-up to the runner-up in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, made an appearance at the University of Toronto\u2019s Convocation Hall to talk about an issue that has become his primary focus in the days after the campaign: universal healthcare. His half-hour speech was a campaign-style barnburner, delivered to frequent applause. The CBC has video, if you\u2019d like to watch the whole thing. For everyone else, here are the highlights:\nHe\u2019s a fan of Toronto doctor Danielle Martin\nSanders began his speech by recognizing Danielle Martin, a Toronto physician who became internet famous for her 2014 appearance before a U.S. Senate committee, where she made a persuasive case for Canadian-style single-payer healthcare. Earlier this year, Martin joined Sanders for the launch of his own single-payer legislation.\nAnd he\u2019s also a fan of Tommy Douglas\nInfer what you will about the crowd from this: one of the biggest applause lines in Sanders\u2019 speech was when he praised Tommy Douglas, the former Saskatchewan premier and first NDP leader, for his role in bringing universal healthcare to Canada. \u201cSaskatchewan was the first place in North America to guarantee healthcare to all people, regardless of their income,\u201d Sanders said.\nHe thinks universal healthcare needs to be popular to succeed\nSanders is sometimes accused of hogging the spotlight with outlandish policy proposals, but during his speech he made a case for seeking publicity. In countries where universal healthcare exists, Sanders said, it came into being only because lots of people knew it was on offer, and were in favour of it. As evidence, he pointed to the fact that Tommy Douglas\u2019s government was elected with large majorities leading up to the adoption of Saskatchewan\u2019s medicare program in 1962. \u201cReal change always happens from the bottom on up,\u201d Sanders said.\nHe thinks universal healthcare is an important component of freedom\n\u201cHow free are you if you are 70 years of age in the United States of America and you cannot afford the prescription drugs you need to stay alive?\u201d Sanders asked, rhetorically. \u201cHow free are you if you\u2019re a single mom trying to raise your kids with dignity, and you\u2019re making 11 bucks an hour? How free are you if you\u2019re one of the 28 million Americans who can\u2019t afford to go the doctor when you get sick, because you have no health insurance?\u201d\nHe blames America\u2019s woes on the Koch brothers\nSanders probably wouldn\u2019t appreciate this comparison, but, much like Donald Trump, he has a knack for creating villains for his audiences to detest. This time, the billionaire Koch brothers, whose fundraising network has fuelled Republican campaigns for years, came in for some criticism. Sanders called them \u201cmore powerful politically than the Republican party or the Democratic party.\u201d\nHe\u2019s not happy about the Republican party\u2019s proposed budget\nUnsurprisingly, Sanders isn\u2019t thrilled with congressional Republicans\u2019 proposed tax cuts, which appear as though they would disproportionately benefit the wealthy. \u201cIt is a disgrace,\u201d he said.\nTopics: Bernie Sanders University of Toronto",
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        "raw_content": "1. The Saudi Ataturk\nI\u2019ve drawn your attention a few times in the past to the guy I\u2019ve named \u201cthe most interesting man in the world,\u201d Saudi Arabia\u2019s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. MBS, as he is called by Western reporters and commenters, has been presenting himself as a liberal reformer who is opposed to radical Islam. As they say on the Internet, \u201cHuge, if true.\u201d\nBut secular modernizers have a certain history in the Middle East, and while MBS has talked in liberal terms, there was always a question about whether he is actually following the model of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the early 20th-Century Turkish ruler who was an anti-Islamist modernizer\u2013but also a ruthless secular dictator.\nThis question has come to a head because of the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. By \u201cdisappearance,\u201d I mean that there\u2019s evidence Khashoggi was lured to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, assassinated, dismembered with a bone saw, and sent back to Saudi Arabia in boxes\u2013all by the order of Mohammed bin Salman. But that\u2019s where things get complicated.\ndigital media, Donald Trump, Eastern Orthodox Church, Facebook, Five Things You Need to Read Today, free trade, Iran, Islamists, Jamal Khashoggi, manspreading, media, Mohammed bin-Salman, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, NAFTA, Petro Poroshenko, pivot to video, Pope Francis, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, religion, Russia, Saudi Arabia, social media, trade, troll farms, Turkey, Ukraine, USMCA",
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        "raw_content": "(Magical Love Affair)\nWill Laurence is the captain of the British warship, Reliant. They had just fought a one sided battle with a French ship and are now on board the vessel making sure the remaining French Naval personnel are secure and conducting a detailed search.\nWhat they find is remarkable.\nA dragons egg, that has hardened (meaning it will soon hatch). Not quite sure how to proceed, since the egg will hatch before they make land, Laurence selects a number of crew members with no attachments (wives, kids, etc) for the dragon to select as it\u2019s soul-mate / rider (himself included). When the dragon makes it\u2019s selection, the two of them will be transferred to aviation where they will help protect England from French invasion (Napoleon Bonaparte).\nOne bright sunny day about a week later, the egg hatches while everyone on board watched in awe. Mr. Carver was the selected soul-mate for the dragon. He stepped forward, but, the dragon ignored him. Once it was ready, the dragon moved around inspecting the ship and the people. Occasionally, it would stop and look a person in the eye\u2026.then move on.\nLaurence was disappointed.\n\u201cStill exploring, the dragon came past him; it sat up on its haunches to look at him inquisitively, and Laurence gazed down at it in unconcealed sorrow and dismay.\nIt blinked at him; he noticed its eyes were a deep blue and slit-pupiled, and then it said, \u201cWhy are you frowning?\u201d\nThus starts a remarkable love affair between the dragon and Laurence. Laurence, not knowing the conventions of the aviation world (to pick a Greek name), named the dragon: Temeraire and the dragon accepted that name\u2026\u2026then declared he was hungry.\n\u201cHis Majesty\u2019s Dragon\u201d is a magical read. Since England and France are at war, there is a lot of action on the ground, \u201cdogfights\u201d in the air, and, unfortunately, death. But, the love between Laurence and Temeraire conquers all.\nThis is the first in a series and I am definitely looking forward to reading the rest of the books.\nCategories: Naomi Novik\nTagged as: book review, fantasy, fiction, his majesty's dragon, Naomi Novik, nook simple touch, novel\nFeb 2012 Thrillers",
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        "raw_content": "Y\u2019all, it\u2019s been a very long time since I\u2019ve written. I am so sorry I\u2019ve been absent for so long. I\u2019ve miss you all. So where was I and what was I doing all this time?\nOur life changed VERY quickly at Christmas. I had been traveling all over the state of Texas applying for teaching jobs for months. I was exhausted and worried that by January 1st I wouldn\u2019t have a job. I was trying very hard to leave it all in God\u2019s hands, but I\u2019m a worrier and a control freak and was having a difficult time. Just shows you where my faith lacks\u2026because as always, God came through.\nThe Friday before Christmas break, I got a call from Waco ISD and was offered a job! Of course, that mean that I was moving and starting work in less than 3 weeks, AND it was Christmas! So, over Christmas break I was packing and over New Year\u2019s week, I moved in. It was a crazy, busy time.\nFor that second school semester, I was co-teaching with two wonderful teachers at a middle school in Waco. It was a very busy, sometimes overwhelming time. By the end of the school year, I finally got a handle on what I was doing, what was going on, etc. I can tell you, even though I was a co-teacher and did not yet have my own classroom, I love teaching.\nOver the summer, I was so busy with trips for professional development and back and forth from home to clean out my old house. I was able to get some rest, but no fun vacation trips this year. It was VERY nice to get to sleep in past 6 every day and get to kind of hang around the house.\nLast week, I started back to school (just the teachers and staff). It\u2019s been a crazy busy two weeks so far. I got my classroom set up, for the most part, and I\u2019ve been working on professional development and getting everything else set up for Monday. We start school on Monday guys! I\u2019m super excited and super nervous. I\u2019m in my own classroom this year, teaching 7th grade English, Language Arts and Reading.\nRight now, I have to get back to it at school.\nBy apesydaisyIn Life in GeneralLeave a Comment",
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        "raw_content": "President George Washington: Election and Second Term\nAbout the election and second term of the first President of the United States George Washington.\nElection: 1792....Washington was in poor health and desperately wanted to retire after his 1st term, but political leaders of every faction united in begging him to stay on. The newly forged union of the States was still fragile, and it was widely believed that without Washington as a unifying symbol, the Government would break apart in partisan and sectional bitterness. Jefferson and Hamilton, though they agreed on little else, both considered Washington's reelection a national necessity. Even Vice-President Adams, who was eaten with envy and in line for the top office himself, privately conceded that Washington had to be drafted again. Under these circumstances, the President could hardly refuse to subject himself to a 2nd term, though, as he expected, that term was characterized by mounting partisan frenzy and vicious personal attacks against the Chief Executive. On February 13, 1793, Congress officially tabulated the votes of the election of 1792 and found, to the surprise of absolutely no one, that Washington had once more been unanimously elected.\nSecond Term: March 4, 1793....\nThe seat of Government had been moved from New York to Philadelphia in 1790, and Washington took his 2nd oath of office in the Senate Chamber of Philadelphia's Federal Hall. His inaugural address--only 135 words--was the shortest in history.\nDuring Washington's 2 terms a total of 409 bills were passed by Congress, 2 of which were vetoed by the President. The 1st veto in U.S. history (April, 1792) concerned a bill reapportioning the House of Representatives according to the 1790 census. Washington vetoed the measure on constitutional grounds: He believed that it provided for a greater number of representatives than were permitted by the Constitution. A majority of the House actually voted to override the President on this issue, but supporters of the bill fell short of the necessary 2/3. The 2nd veto in our history involved a congressional attempt to trim defense spending. Congress had voted to reduce the number of cavalry units in the Army, but Washington insisted that such a move would dangerously weaken U.S. military strength. He was able to persuade a majority of congressmen to support his position and to sustain his veto.\nYou Are Here: Trivia-Library Home \u00bb 1st U.S. President: George Washington \u00bb President George Washington: Election and Second Term\n\u00ab President George Washington: Election and First Term President George Washington: His Presidency Pros and Cons \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "People, Races, Ethnicity in the U.S. Native Americans Part 1\nAbout the Native Americans in the U.S. including where they are from, why they left, how many there are, famous Native Americans and more.\nWhy They Left: The earliest arrivals across the Bering Strait were small groups of hunters following the migratory paths of the animals that were their food source. These nomadic peoples crossed from Siberia to Alaska in search of new territories rich in game and gradually moved southward, thus populating the American hemisphere.\nWhere They Settled: At first the new arrivals drifted south along the Pacific coast or down the continental divide. Some groups peeled off and crossed to the eastern seaboard, then headed north or south as the food supply at the time led them. By the beginning of recorded history, the most densely settled part of the present contiguous U.S. was the Pacific Coast. The abundant fish supplies and the various seeds, berries, and nuts (acorns in particular) there supported life easily and pleasantly. The southwestern U.S. was also densely settled, its climate being more favorable than it is now. The eastern half of the present U.S. contained the greatest total number of native Americans, but its population density was low. In the southwestern deserts, such peoples as the Apache and the Navajo, the Hopi and the Pima, the Havasupai and the Yuma represented various language groups. In the central prairies were Kickapoo, Quapaw, Osage, and Miami; in the northern plains, Arapaho and Cheyenne, Pawnee, Crow, Kansa, and Ponca. In the southern plains, such people as the Wichita, Apache, Comanche, and Kiowa roamed. In the Great Basin, the Washo, Paiute, Ute, and Western Shoshoni dwelt. Along the Gulf coast and in Florida, the Natchez, Calusa, Tonkawa, and Arawak peoples looked northward to see the Chickasaw, Choctaw, Cherokee, Creek, Tuscarora, and Shawnee of the southeastern woodlands. To the north in the eastern woodlands were the Mohegan, Ottawa, Cayuga, Onandaga, Wyandot, Narragansett, Wampanoag, Mohawk, Delaware, Seneca, and Oneida. What the movements of all of these peoples were from the time they crossed the strait until the Europeans arrived is a matter for speculation and is still being deciphered. For example, archaeologists and ethnologists place the earliest traces of the Mandan in the upper Great Lakes area of Wisconsin. However, the language spoken by the Mandan bears similarities to languages spoken by native peoples of the Ohio-Kentucky area and the North Atlantic states area and dates to before the first archaeological evidence in northern Wisconsin. Therefore, scientists believe the Mandan may have moved to Wisconsin from other areas in North America.\nYou Are Here: Trivia-Library Home \u00bb Native Americans \u00bb People, Races, Ethnicity in the U.S. Native Americans Part 1\nPeople, Races, Ethnicity in the U.S. Native Americans Part 2 \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Troop Meeting Recap (8/8/2011)\nUSMA Scout Day Football Game \u2013 9/17/2011 \u2192\nAs scouts, we commit ourselves to a way of living. This method is outlined in our Oath, Promise or Pledge. Our troop has been studying this Oath for several weeks and tonight we\u2019re discussing and defining what it means to do our best to do our duty to our country.\nWhen asked to describe typical \u201cduties\u201d that we fulfill as citizens, I\u2019m sure that most scouts would quickly list several activities:\nCompleting jury duty\nDisplaying flags, and disposing of tattered flags, in a proper manner\nOf course, the effort to fulfill a duty to country might be expressed through career choices:\nEnlisting in the military, or\nServing in a position of \u201ccivil\u201d responsibility such as park ranger, police officer, firefighter, EMT, or\nWorking as an elected official in local, state or national government.\nBeing an active or \u201cparticipating\u201d citizen is one of the goals of the scouting movement and this is evident when you consider that no less than three of the eleven required merit badges for Eagle Scout focus on citizenship:\nCitizenship in the Community;\nCitizenship in the Nation; and\nCitizenship has been defined and argued by many philosophers and writers through the ages. Most have suggested that being a citizen provides both rights and responsibilities. This balance helps assure an orderly society, and in the most basic terms, suggests that we should be willing to volunteer to help with issues and audiences that are larger than our own interests.\nThe 1911 Boy Scout Handbook comments extensively on citizenship, and includes this admonition to scouts; \u201cA scout\u2019s duty is to be useful and to help others. He must be prepared at any time to save life or to help injured persons.\u201d\nAdditionally, the 1911 Handbook includes a letter from the honorary Vice President of Scouting, Teddy Roosevelt. Much of his letter reflects on citizenship as a duty or obligation and it seems quite passionate; \u201cNo one can be a good American unless he is a good citizen, and every boy ought to train himself so that as a man he will be able to do his full duty to the community. I want to see the boy scouts not merely utter fine sentiments, but act on them; not merely sing, \u201cMy Country \u2018Tis of Thee,\u201d but act in a way that will give them a country to be proud of. No man is a good citizen unless he so acts as to show that he actually uses the Ten Commandments, and translates the Golden Rule into his life conduct\u2013and I don\u2019t mean by this in exceptional cases under spectacular circumstances, but I mean applying the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule in the ordinary affairs of every-day life. I hope the boy scouts will practise truth and square dealing, and courage and honesty\u2026 Any boy is worth nothing if he has not got courage, courage to stand up against the forces of evil, and courage to stand up in the right path. Let him be unselfish and gentle, as well as strong and brave.\u201d\nWhile it\u2019s not necessary to be a Christian to be a scout, the scouting families in our troop share a common Christian faith and we choose to examine scouting ideals in the light of God\u2019s revealed word to mankind \u2013 the Bible. What does the bible say about citizenship? I was able to find three specific references to our behavior towards government:\n1 Peter 2:13-17 \u2013 Submit yourselves for the Lord\u2019s sake to every authority instituted among men: whether to the king, as the supreme authority, or to governors, who are sent by him to punish those who do wrong and to commend those who do right. For it is God\u2019s will that by doing good you should silence the ignorant talk of foolish men. Live as free men, but do not use your freedom as a cover-up for evil; live as servants of God. Show proper respect to everyone: Love the brotherhood of believers, fear God, honor the king.\nRomans 13 \u2013 Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, he who rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves. For rulers hold no terror for those who do right, but for those who do wrong. Do you want to be free from fear of the one in authority? Then do what is right and he will commend you. For he is God\u2019s servant to do you good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword for nothing. He is God\u2019s servant, an agent of wrath to bring punishment on the wrongdoer. Therefore, it is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible punishment but also because of conscience. This is also why you pay taxes, for the authorities are God\u2019s servants, who give their full time to governing. Give everyone what you owe him: If you owe taxes, pay taxes; if revenue, then revenue; if respect, then respect; if honor, then honor.\n1 Timothy 2:1-6 \u2013 I urge, then, first of all, that requests, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for everyone\u2014 for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. This is good, and pleases God our Savior, who wants all men to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, who gave himself as a ransom for all men\u2014the testimony given in its proper time.\nBased on these three passages, I would submit that doing our duty to country is part of doing our duty to God. I\u2019m confident that a further examination of the Bible would yield additional references of our calling to practice hospitality towards strangers and to take care of people within our own church families, too. These are related to being a good citizen as part of being a \u201cgood Christian\u201d.\nA scout should be confident that fulfilling his duty to country is a worthwhile experience, and the help that he provides could create ripples of goodwill and inspiration to others to follow his example.\nThis entry was posted in Devotional, Scout Oath, Scouting Ideals and tagged Citizenship, duty to country, Scout Oath, Scouting, Scouting Devotional, Scouting Ideals, scoutmaster minute. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Eric Holder Can\u2019t Explain if Constitution Allows Obama\u2019s Executive Actions\u2026\nAttorney General Eric Holder flubbed a question from Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) that is of vital importance to the rule of law.\nWhile the Constitution allows \u2013 and sometimes requires \u2013 executive action on many matters, President Barack Obama has asserted executive authority in unprecedented ways. When Lee asked why one of Obama\u2019s orders does not violate the Constitution, Holder \u2013 the chief legal officer of the nation \u2013 had no answer.\nDuring a Senate oversight hearing, Lee asked Holder by what legal authority Obama suspended Obamacare\u2019s employer mandate, which covers all companies with 50 or more employees. Holder admitted that he had no ready answer, that there were legal memos on this subject, but that he could not recall what they said. Lee sharply criticized this lack of an answer and requested that Holder provide to the committee copies of the legal memos making the case for Obama to be able to do this.\nVideo shows the details of the exchange, in which Holder said the President was on the strongest footing of taking action that changes the law governing the country.\nArticle II, Section 1 of the Constitution specifies the oath a person must take before he can exercise the powers of the presidency. As Obama has said twice, \u201cI, Barack Hussein Obama, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.\u201d\nThere are two elements: faithful execution and upholding the Constitution. Article II, Section 3 then explains what faithfully executing the office means, specifically imposing upon each president the duty that \u201che shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.\u201d This means the president will adhere to each provision of the Constitution, enforce and administer all federal statutes and treaties, and defend those laws if they are challenged in court.\nAs I explore in my academic work \u201cTake Care, Now,\u201d forthcoming this spring in the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy, the Framers of the Constitution included the Take Care Clause to address a profound threat to a nation under the rule of law. The British king would sometimes exercise what was called the Royal Prerogative, whereby he would simply decline to uphold certain provisions of an Act of Parliament when he decided enforcement was unwarranted, or when it became politically inconvenient.\nThat is what Obama is doing. As my previous reporting explains in greater detail, the employer mandate is essential to the entire Affordable Care Act\u2019s running as it is designed, and it does not permit anyone \u2013 including the president \u2013 to alter its requirements or waive its penalties.\nThe Take Care Clause requires the American head of state to carry out every Act of Congress adopted by the American people\u2019s elected legislators. It also requires the president to obey every provision in the Constitution, giving full force to all of its powers and never stepping beyond any of its limitations.\nExecutive orders are more than just allowed by the Constitution; they are required by it. That\u2019s because they are the means whereby presidents instruct their department heads and agencies specifically how to carry out certain programs and administer provisions in certain laws. They are part of faithfully executing laws made by Congress.\nHowever, they are not presidential lawmaking, because that would be illegal. Article I, Section 1 of the Constitution provides that all legislative power is vested in Congress alone. Congress makes the laws, and the president enforces those laws. He can never make those laws.\nIt is even worse here, as Obama is lawmaking by negative. As I\u2019ve previously written, you completely rewrite \u2013 or completely nullify \u2013 a law if you decline to enforce certain provisions in that law.\nSimilarly, executive agencies have always issued regulations to implement federal laws. In fact, many executive orders are nothing more than a president\u2019s ordering an agency to develop new regulations to do a more effective job of carrying out a federal law. Those regulations carry the force of law.\nEver since FDR\u2019s New Deal, new agencies have promulgated regulations that are substantive rather than just procedural. They look like mini-laws, instead of a play-by-play manual of how-to steps for carrying out Congress\u2019s laws. For the past 80 years, the Supreme Court has struck down regulations that cross the line into lawmaking, and courts will regularly interpret regulations however narrowly is necessary to keep them within the boundaries of what Congress has authorized.\nObama has taken the problem of executive overreach to a new level, however. At least, even with federal regulations, an agency must go through a long process of public notice and receiving public comment before issuing regulations, and those rules can be taken to court under the Administrative Procedure Act, and \u201cset aside\u201d by the court if those regulations are \u201carbitrary or capricious,\u201d \u201cin excess of statutory jurisdiction, authority, or limitations,\u201d or \u201cotherwise not in accordance with law.\u201d\nBy contrast, Obama is simply declaring things to be laws through executive orders that are not authorized by any Act of Congress. It fits a larger pattern, such as his agencies\u2019 claiming the power to tell churches whom their ministers and leaders will be, proclaiming the U.S. Senate to be in recess when the Senate is in session so that Obama can make top-level appointments without Senate approval, and ordering Christian companies and Catholic charities to offer healthcare related to abortion. It is lawmaking through executive fiat.\nYet Holder cannot explain why the Constitution does not forbid what Obama is doing, or instead if Obama has actually created an imperial presidency. By not even having an answer ready, one has to wonder if he even considered this critically important question.\nThen again, Holder serves under a president who at Monticello on Feb. 10 gave as a one-line summary of what being president means, \u201cI can do whatever I want.\u201d So is anyone surprised anymore?\nKen Klukowski is senior legal analyst for Breitbart News and on faculty at Liberty University School of Law. Follow him on Twitter @kenklukowski.\n~Rebel III%\nhttp://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/02/19/Holder-Can-t-Explain-If-Constitution-Allows-Obama-s-Executive-Actions\nNewer PostTHIS VIDEO IS USELESS! Unless you watch it.\nOlder PostFBI Documents Confirm Existence of Texas Islamic Terror Enclave\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "HINUEBER, CAROLINE ERNST VON\nMiriam York\n\"Life of German Pioneers in Early Texas,\" by Caroline Ernst von Hinueber. Image courtesy of the University of North Texas. Image available on the Internet and included in accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107.\nHINUEBER, CAROLINE ERNST VON (1819\u20131902). Caroline Friederike Wilhelmine Ernst von Hinueber, early nineteenth-century settler who wrote a classic account of pioneer life in Texas, was born in Oldenburg, Germany, on February 13, 1819, to Louise (Weber) and Johann Friedrich Ernst. In 1829 she immigrated to the United States with her family, and in 1831 they moved to Texas. Granted a league of land several miles northwest of San Felipe de Austin, presently in northwest Austin County, Ernst settled his family and established the first permanent German colony in Texas, later called Industry. Caroline lived with her family in a six-sided hut made of moss, covered with straw, and without either windows or doors. In her brief chronicle \"Life of German Pioneers in Early Texas\" (1899), she described the primitive conditions of her family's lives as subsistence farmers and their attempt to join the Runaway Scrape. She also wrote about her family's boarding house, which became a central way-station for immigrating German colonists. When she was eighteen years old Caroline married Louis von Roeder, on May 21, 1837. The couple had three children during their short marriage; Roeder died in 1840. On August 6, 1841, Caroline married her brother-in-law Albrecht von Roeder, and the growing family moved to DeWitt County to join the Klebergs and other Roeders. Caroline and Albrecht had seven children before Albrecht died in 1857 in one of the battles of the Cart War. Caroline was subsequently forced to sell hundreds of acres of land at twenty-five cents an acre in order to support herself and her nine children. Caroline married a third time, on February 20, 1861. Her new husband, Werner von Hinueber, fathered twin boys with Caroline but deserted the family a few years later. Caroline lived in Yoakum with the younger; later she and her daughter Rosa moved to Lockhart to be near one of her grown sons. Rosa was an invalid, probably because of childhood polio, and Caroline cared for her all her life. Caroline von Hinueber died in Lockhart on May 12, 1902.\nGilbert Giddings Benjamin, The Germans in Texas: A Study in Immigration (Austin: Jenkins, 1974). Rudolph L. Biesele, The History of the German Settlements in Texas, 1831\u20131861 (Austin: Von Boeckmann-Jones, 1930; rpt. 1964). Caroline Von Hinueber, \"Life of German Pioneers in Early Texas,\" Quarterly of the Texas State Historical Association 2 (January 1899). Flora L. von Roeder, These Are the Generations (Houston: Baylor College of Medicine, 1978).\nAuthors, Memoirists, and Journalists\nPioneers and Early Settlers\nMemoirists, Diarists, and Letter Writers\nHandbook of Texas Online, Miriam York, \"HINUEBER, CAROLINE ERNST VON,\" accessed February 15, 2019, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fhi61.\nUploaded on June 15, 2010. Modified on April 18, 2016. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 I\u2019m obviously scarred emotionally\nDrain lovers come to Prince George\nIn the Metro (shitty free paper) on the 7th of July, they did a :60 second interview with Michael Palin. He said the greatest thing ever in that interview.\nI rarely get the free paper because I really do think it is shit. But I\u2019m so glad that I picked it up that day, just for his answer to the question \u201cWhat\u2019s the worst place you\u2019ve been to?\u201d\n\u201cThere\u2019s a place in Canada called Prince George, which smells of drains. It\u2019s because of the paper-making plant in the town. Everyone said they\u2019d got used to it but I\u2019m not sure how the tourist board deals with it \u2013 drain lovers come to Prince George.\u201d\nThank you, Mr. Palin. That made my commute.\nThis entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged stuff I like. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "When mutual funds profit by selling some of the stock in their portfolio, they pass along the gains to their shareholders in the form of a capital gains distribution. Such distributions, which often mean tax trouble for investors, typically occur annually, and the net asset value of the fund falls by the amount of the distribution. Theoretically, this is a wash for investors, except the distribution is taxable.",
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        "raw_content": "What was the Columbian Exchange and what did it cause to happen?\nThe Columbian Exchange refers to the exchange of crops, animals, disease and technology between the Old World and the New World in the decades following Columbus\u2019 arrival in the Americas in 1492. Sometimes called the Triangle Trade, this concept includes Europe, the Americas, and Africa in a three-pronged swap of flora, fauna, foods, technologies, people, and ideas. The four main categories of this exchange are: disease, animals, plants, and people. Native Americans suffered a 90% mortality rate upon the arrival of Europeans, and that was mainly due to disease. The spread of infectious disease in the Americas was so devastating mostly because the Western hemisphere was isolated, biologically, from Europe\u2019s pathogens, and the Americas just did not have much in the way of infectious diseases prior to 1492. 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The only disease that spread from New World to Old World, usually via sailors and explorers, was syphilis. It quickly made its way into the upper classes of European society, and amongst the infected were Gauguin, Nietzche, and the famously infertile Tudor family, who all suffered from syphilis. The effects of this, of course, paled in comparison to smallpox in the Americas. American animals like llamas and guinea pigs never really caught on in Eurasia, but European animals coming to the Americas were revolutionary. Prior to Columbus, the Americas had no horses, donkeys, pigs, cattle, goats, sheep, or chickens. Large European animals changed the nature of work in the Americas. Before the Columbian Exchange, the largest beast of burden was the llama, and at best it carried 100 lbs. The Europeans brought the horse, which was a game changer for Native American culture. The introduction of horses enabled many Plains tribes to develop entirely nomadic lifestyles, traveling and hunting by horse. Oxen with their plows enabled large-scale cultivation, heretofore unknown in the Americas. This obviously allowed for greater food production. There were much fewer large mammals that were native to the New World that could be tamed. Buffalo, the primary large American mammal, are still not domesticated. While Old World animals and diseases totally reshaped the New World, it was New World plants that had the biggest impact on Eurasia. American plants radically changed the lives and cuisines of millions of Europeans, Asians, and Africans. Much of what we perceive to be typical European food was unheard of prior to the Columbian Exchange. Prior to Columbus\u2019 setting sail, New World crops foreign to Eurasia and Africa include: tomatoes, chocolate, hot peppers, corn, beans, potatoes, avocados, peanuts, squash, pumpkin, manioc. The abundance of food influx from New World crops led to a planet-wide population explosion. The world population doubled between 1650 and 1850. Potatoes and corn grow in soil that Old World crops cannot survive in. Consuming primarily potatoes, the Irish more than doubled their population between 1754 and 1845, when the potato famine hit. The European colonization of the Americas led to the establishment of plantation slavery in the New World, spurring the Atlantic slave trade. This transfer of unwilling migrants from Africa to the Americas had another, unintended effect: a transfer of crops across the ocean between Africa and the Americas, creating another leg in the Columbian Exchange. Slave ships en route to the Americas were provisioned with African food crops, and these crops, upon their establishment in the New World, dramatically influenced American cuisine. Typical African foods supplied to slave ships included yams, African rice, pearl millet, sesame, sorghum, and tamarind. It was believed that slaves fed familiar foods were more likely to survive the ocean voyage. New World crops made their way to the west coast of Africa in the first decades after 1492, beginning with corn, and followed shortly thereafter by manioc, sweet potatoes, capsicum peppers, and others. Corn, as it is a high-yield crop, quickly became a standard cereal crop grown along Africa\u2019s west coast, in order to supply slave ships. South Carolina had, by 1690, established rice as its primary export crop. In order to establish this economy, plantation owners requested seeds from ship captains, and the result was the introduction of seeds from all over the globe, including a red rice from Africa. African slaves working the plantations planted the same red rice in their garden plots for their own consumption. Europe\u2019s population had been cut by 1/3 \u2013 1/2 during the plagues of the 14th and 15th centuries. Better food products from the New World allowed Europe\u2019s population to grow by leaps and bounds, putting pressure on the continent, causing more people to move to the Americas for land and food. The bottom line is, the Columbian Exchange devastated the population of the Americas; led to widespread slavery of Africans; allowed for a worldwide population increase. And as a result of the Columbian Exchange, fewer people have starved since 1492, but the diversity of life on earth has diminished dramatically.\nWhat was the Dawes Allotment Act? How was the Curtis Act connected to it?\nThe 1877 Dawes Allotment Act was designed to dissolve Native American reservations, which were always assumed to be a temporary fix anyhow, and force reservation Indians into individual, rather than communal, land ownership. This also took millions of acres of land from Indian hands and placed it into the possession of the U.S. government. The Dawes Act also led to the creation of the state of Oklahoma out of Indian Territory amidst resistance from some of the Civilized Tribes who were not handing over their land without a fight. The Oklahoma land opened at noon on September 16, 1893, in the largest land run in history. By horse, train, wagon, and on foot more than 100,000 pioneers raced for 40,000 homesteads and valuable town lots. The state of Oklahoma was created officially in 1907. The tribal governments in the area were dissolved. The Indians, who had been promised earlier that Indian Territory was their exclusive home, constituted only 5% of the population of the new state. The Curtis Act of 1898 assisted in this process. Charles Curtis, who later became Vice President under President Hoover, was the senator responsible for the Curtis Act of 1898, which dissolved tribal authority in Indian Territory, placing all tribal decision-making into the hands of the federal government. The Act subjected all persons in the territory to federal law. This meant that there could be no enforcement of tribal laws and that any tribal legislation passed after 1898 had to be approved by the President of the United States. Turning over jurisdiction of all the tribes of Indian Territory to federal control meant the opening up of Indian Territory to become the state of Oklahoma. The irony? Charles Curtis was a Native American.\nHow did the Black Death impact monasticism in England, and what was the eventual outcome of this impact for the monasteries?\nThe effects of the Black Death on the English Church provided fertile ground for later religious change, and, in the long run, contributed to the decision to end monasticism in England. The monasteries in particular likely suffered higher rates of mortality than did the general population. The disastrous Black Death also heavily affected monasteries through their various resources, to include landholdings, crops, mills, and rents. 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        "raw_content": "Supernatural Team on the\nTV Stars' Halloween Costumes\nArrow Season 5 Spoilers\nA new job brings new challenges. \u201cWhen Oliver was the CEO of QC, he just showed up and wore a suit,\u201d executive producer Wendy Mericle says. \u201cBut when you\u2019re the mayor, it\u2019s very different. And he\u2019s wanting to do that job well. That\u2019s the difference: He\u2019s taking this seriously.\u201d With all of this year\u2019s many new recruits and plots, \u201cthe one thing that anchors everything together is the mayor stories,\u201d the EP shares, adding that Oliver is \u201cvery much the focus of definitely the first nine [episodes].\u201d\nOliver\u2019s right-hand man is \u201cactually stationed in Chechnya,\u201d Mericle says. \u201cHe\u2019s very much a man without a state. He\u2019s away from his family. He\u2019s away from the team, so he\u2019s away from that family. He\u2019s trying to figure out how he can get that sense of himself back after killing his brother.\u201d When Dig does return to Star City, he\u2019ll find a very different Team Arrow. \u201cHe\u2019s not going to love all these little upstarts here, trying to take over his role,\u201d Mericle previews. \u201cBut he\u2019ll adjust. He\u2019s going to find some common ground with Wild Dog, and that will help take the sting out of it.\u201d\nThe tech whiz is \u201cin a very similar place to Dig,\u201d Mericle describes. \u201cShe\u2019s really grappling with what happened in Havenrock and the guilt. She\u2019s consumed with that guilt. She\u2019s broken up with Oliver, she\u2019s lost her company, and the one thing she has in this life is the bunker. She\u2019s doubled down on doing that. Until she deals with the guilt and gets past what happened in Havenrock, she\u2019s going to stay in that state of limbo.\u201d\nAfter a \u201crough go of it\u201d both in terms of vigilantism and love (RIP, Alex), Oliver\u2019s sister will take after him in a different way by \u201ctrying to figure out her legacy through City Hall,\u201d Mericle says. \u201cThat\u2019s going to be her story for most of the season.\u201d\nThe former police captain is \u201cstill really dealing with the loss of his daughter [Laurel],\u201d Mericle previews. \u201cIt\u2019s such a huge shock,\u201d and there\u2019s little comfort to be found since \u201cSara\u2019s not in Star City, and he\u2019s estranged from his wife, obviously.\u201d But eventually, Lance \u201cwill have an important role to play in City Hall.\u201d\nFelicity\u2019s colleague \u201chas also kind of Jerry Maguire-ed his way out of\u201d Palmer Tech, Mericle reveals. And now that Curtis is a full-fledged member of Team Arrow, \u201cpart of his arc will be, \u2018Am I good in the field? What am I good at as Mr. Terrific?\u2019 He and Felicity will definitely be cooking up something in the bunker.\u201d\nSeason 4 villain Damien Darhk got some heat from viewers because his \u201cagenda was so big and so broad, and it didn\u2019t have anything to do necessarily with Oliver or Star City,\u201d Mericle acknowledges. \u201cThat was one way of doing a Big Bad.\u201d Season 5\u2019s new foe operates in \u201ca different way\u201d that \u201cwill be very personal, and the ending will be, correspondingly, very specific to Oliver.\u201d\n\u201cUltimately, what we\u2019re trying to do with them this season is the same thing we\u2019ve always done, which is we wrote to them because there was so much chemistry between Stephen [Amell] and Emily [Bett Rickards],\u201d Mericle says. \u201cNow they\u2019re both in crisis mode. Oliver\u2019s got two really big jobs, and she is spinning out about Havenrock. Until they\u2019ve gotten some clarity for themselves, there\u2019s not much room for the relationship side of things at the moment. But we\u2019ll see where it goes.\u201d\nIn tackling Oliver\u2019s time in Russia, \u201cwe really wanted to go gritty, dark and make it feel very real,\u201d Mericle describes. \u201cWe\u2019re dealing with the Bratva, and the Bratva is, as we all know, a pretty interesting and messed-up institution.\u201d It\u2019s in the flashbacks that Oliver will encounter Dolph Lundgren\u2019s \u201cscary and formidable\u201d government strongman, who is connected to Taiana\u2019s family. Adds Mericle: \u201cHe\u2019s a little bit of a badass.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Dense country or suburban region?\nThe Netherlands are internationally renowned for strong top-down spatial planning and compact city policy. However, when we see the results of 40 years of planning attempts in the Dutch metropolitan area, known as Randstad, one wonders what the hell happened in practice.\nAmsterdam-Almere region: building a new town\nThe PBL institute recently launched a publication on New Towns and Suburban Development in The Netherlands, with a set of incredible urban growth maps.\nAt the end of the 1950\u2019s, national politicians came to the conclusion that the cities Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht were about to form a ring shaped metropolis, hence the name Randstad. Afraid of becoming a metropolis, like Paris (at the time apparently this was something awful), it was decided that the so-called \u2018green heart\u2019 would remain rural. To accomodate the demand for new housing in the 1970\u2019s, a series of new towns were built along train connections near the major cities.\nAmsterdam-Haarlem region: city expansion and the rise of Hoofddorp\nPolicies to use large locations near urban ring roads and highways for urbanization (Vinex, late 1980\u2019s to early 2000\u2019s) and the following \u2018concentrated deconcentration\u2019 \u2013 something almost inexplicable meaning as much as medium-density sprawl, did the rest. The result in the Randstad area over 40 years time, is an inversion of land use patterns. From a series of seperate cities in an agricultural setting, it became a suburban landscape, with islands of agriculture and recreational spaces. Does this mean The Netherlands as a whole are turning into a giant suburb? No, two thirds of the country still have agricultural use and especially the periphery of the country is not likely to experience strong urban growth.\nHaaglanden region: from separate towns to continuous urban field\nPosted in English, Maps, Urbanism\nHong Kong infographics\nThe South China Morning Post is featuring a series of well designed infographics on the territory of Hong Kong. They discuss, for example, the demolished Walled City in Kowloon, light pollution, public investment budgets, and political power structures (who rules China?).\nRead more on Hong Kong public transport nodes and Hong Kong in the third dimension\nThe rise of bike culture in S\u00e3o Paulo\nPosted on February 1, 2013 by Merten\nS\u00e3o Paulo is becoming more bike-minded. This does not seem surprising, regarding the global trend of urban bike culture as an alternative to car use and public transport, or as a hip subculture. But those who know the city of S\u00e3o Paulo and its inhabitants, will affirm that a revolution is taking place.\nBike lane, painted over the traditional pavement of central S\u00e3o Paulo\nCar dominated avenue near Ibirapuera, S\u00e3o Paulo\nThis city of car lovers and manufacturers, hills and valleys, broad avenues and potholes, is probably one of the most bike-unfriendly environments on the planet. The average driver here has been tormented for years by traffic jams and strings of \u00b4motoboys\u00b4 that zigzag their way through traffic as mavericks. For him, two-wheelers are the enemy. Biking may have a promising future in the city, in the light of increasing congestion and air pollution, if only it were a bit safer. I tried to bike to work for a couple of weeks in central S\u00e3o Paulo, but downhill I almost got killed several times, and biking uphill behind a fuming bus or truck equals smoking a pack of cigarettes.\nBike network map of central S\u00e3o Paulo\nOver the last decade, a small number of bike lanes was implemented, mainly in parks and in the center of arterial roads. The Minhoc\u00e3o viaduct is a well-known meeting place for bikers. More and more bike events and trips have been organized, especially at night and in the weekends. Recently, the municipality organizes temporary bike routes \u2013 called Ciclofaixa, that are slowly becoming a network for recreational biking. Hip bike stores are popping up throughout the central area, as well as bike rental points comparable to those in London or Paris. Dozens of municipal employees with red flags, guarding each crossing of the temporary bike lane, remind us that biking is still not completely safe in the city, but at least it\u00b4s possible. Big trucks are increasingly banned to the ring roads, and cars are becoming cleaner. As soon as the smaller, greener roads are incorporated into a permanent bike network, S\u00e3o Paulo could be a great place to ride a bicycle.\nCiclofaixa flagholders on Sunday at Avenida Paulista\nBike rental in central S\u00e3o Paulo, sponsored by Ita\u00fa\nRecreational biking in Parque Ibirapuera\nPosted in English, Incubators, Maps, Urbanism\nCable car improves public transport in Rio\nThe hill tops of the slums in Rio de Janeiro used to be the least accessible areas in the city, plagued by violent drug traffic and lack of infrastructure. A recent project of cable cars, linking 5 hill tops around the favela Complexo do Alem\u00e3o to a suburban railway station, is turning this reality upside down.\nAs ground access in the hilly area continues to be difficult, the hill tops are becoming hot spots for new economic activity and gathering. At several stations, small shops appear and restaurants are being set up for the small but steady number of tourists riding on the cable car. Close to each station, a so-called \u00b4pacification police unit\u00b4 is installed. The cable car system is run by local workers of the neighborhood itself.\nThe line (see bottom of transit map) was built in 2011 and is to transport 30 thousand people per day, increasing the proximity of jobs and services. This effectively turns the former favela from a no-go area into a part of the \u00b4formal\u00b4 city. 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        "raw_content": "HomeHandcuffed! Attorney General Sessions Orders Review\nHandcuffed! Attorney General Sessions Orders Review\nApril 7, 2017 usissuescom RegulationBaltimore, Consent Decree, Justice Dept, Los Angeles, Minorities, Police\nBy Peter Coker \u2013 Re-Blogged From iPatriot\nAccording to recent press reports, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has ordered the Justice Department to review fourteen Consent Decrees from the Obama Justice Department to certain local police departments.\nThe Obama Administration took full advantage of incidents such as Ferguson, Missouri; Baltimore, Maryland, and the Black Lives Matter riots, to forcibly handcuff the policies of many police departments nationwide. President Obama essentially extorted cities and towns by saying in essence; \u201cIf you want to continue getting federal money, you have to sign and abide by the DOJ\u2019s consent decree.\u201d\nThe purpose of the Obama DOJ Consent Decrees was to tag police departments as being racist to minority residents and to restrict policing in minority neighborhoods, where proportionately, a majority of crimes occur. In other words, Obama and his DOJ ordered police departments to back-off in minority neighborhoods or risk losing federal funds to their departments.\nIn a memo released Monday April 2, 2017, Sessions said the previous DOJ Consent Decree agreements, between the DOJ\u2019s civil rights division and local police departments will be subject to review by Trump\u2019s DOJ to determine whether or not they are justified in their application and practice.\nSince 2009, The Obama Administration and the Justice Department have investigated 25 local law enforcement agencies and issued 14 Consent Decrees to law enforcement agencies. Those Decrees also had added or other amended agreements as well. Agreements such as the Baltimore agreement called for police to change training procedures, and how to resolve conflicts without the use of force. Baltimore mayor Catherine E. Pugh said she opposes any such review by Trump\u2019s DOJ but, Gene Ryan, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, the union that represents police officers, said he welcomes the review.\nSo, what effect did the Obama DOJ policies, along with other added state and local policies, have in local communities? Let\u2019s look at California, where I live.\nIn a related story from the Los Angeles Times, comes the news that in California, police officers are making fewer arrests. This sounds all well and good but, as the article points out, crime is persistently on the rise. Statewide the police recorded the lowest number of arrests in 50 years. In 2006 there were 1.5 million arrests statewide and in 2015 there were 1.1 million arrests. Further, police department budget cuts have reduced the capability to monitor and track gang activities which are epidemic in Los Angeles, and in other cities throughout the nation.\nFrom 2010 to 2015 felony arrests were down 29% and misdemeanor arrest were down 32%, in Los Angeles. Even citations and the number of \u2018field interview cards\u2019 were down dramatically. As LA City Councilman Mike Bonin noted, \u201cIf crime was dramatically down, I wouldn\u2019t have a problem with arrests going down. But, if crime is going up, I want to see arrests going up.\u201d\nBut, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck disagrees. He says, he wants to focus on \u201chow safe their community is,\u201d not in making arrests. Beck says, although arrests are an important part of policing, modern policing includes an array of strategies and a different philosophy from previous decades.\nMany police officers, however, say an arrest is often not worth the time it takes to process a suspect. In 2016 violent crimes increased in Los Angeles for the third year in a row. Violent crime was up 38% over the previous two years and property crime was up, as well as auto thefts.\nIn Los Angeles, and elsewhere in California, arrests have sharply declined as crime, especially serious crime, is on the rise. LAPD officer and member of the police union\u2019s board of directors, Robert Harris, said, \u201cSuddenly, you feel like you can\u2019t do any police work, because every opportunity that you have might turn into the next big media case.\u201d And as George Hofstetter, a Pico Rivera motorcycle deputy and former president of the L.A. County sheriff\u2019s deputies, stated it; \u201cNot to make fun of it, but a lot of guys are like, \u2018look, I\u2019m just going to act like a fireman.\u2019 I\u2019m going to handle my calls for service and the things that I have to do\u2026But, going out there and making traffic stops and contacting persons who may be up to something nefarious? I\u2019m not going to do that anymore.\u201d\nNationwide, criticism of police procedures has been causing lawmakers and police departments to review and renew certain policies and procedures. The top-down dogmatic doctrines being passed down by the federal government to cities and townships are also forcing city councils and police departments to restructure policing strategies and how to refocus these new procedures most effectively. This is having an effect on many police officers and affecting how they perform their day to day policing activities.\nThe overall duty and purpose of law enforcement is to keep communities safe for law abiding citizens. Generally speaking, a social order that promotes the breakdown of law and order cannot expect to keep the peace for its law-abiding population. The results of a community\u2019s law enforcement should ultimately be the restitution and restoration of its social order. Communities have the responsibility to see that justice is done, and done fairly, whether one is rich, middle-class, or poor. A social-order that tolerates crimes against itself and against its law-abiding citizenry is a community in decline. Justice is of course not perfect because man is not perfect. Reviews and reforms that bring improvements are healthy for communities and should produce positive results, otherwise they should be scrutinized and changed.\n\u2190 Killer Cold\nThe Penny vs The Dollar \u2192\n2 thoughts on \u201cHandcuffed! Attorney General Sessions Orders Review\u201d\nWow! I figured there may have been some arm twisting in these events, but not to this degree. Sort of breaks my brain! Excellent information!\nWhen you see police watching looters breaking store windows with impunity, there is likely more than just arm twisting.",
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        "raw_content": "Dr. Bill Schindler\nArchaeologist and Anthropologist\nExperimental Archaeology, Ancestral Diets and Modern Health with Famed Archaeologist Bill Schindler\nBill Schindler is not your traditional anthropologist. Specializing in primitive technology and experimental archeology at Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland where he is associate professor, he uses a teaching approach that he calls \u201csoul authorship\u201d to immerse students in experiences that teach them first-hand about primitive technologies and ways of life practiced by our prehistoric ancestors.\nTwo years ago, he gained a unique first-hand perspective into the lives of our ancestors by literally \u201cliving\u201d the 10 most important prehistoric time periods over the past 2.5 million years during his work on the National Geographic Show, The Great Human Race. By using his skills to replicate and use the tools specific to each time period to survive, he recreated what their lives were like in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and North America.\nToday, he applies prehistoric-focused approaches in experimental archeology to address a major issue facing humans today: diet. By reconnecting with the food of our ancient ancestors, Bill believes that we can find solutions to building a more sustainable, healthful food systems. In this quest, Bill, who holds a Ph.D. from Temple University, completed a year-long research endeavor, The Food Evolutions Project, through which he and his family travelled the world working with indigenous groups, traditional societies, and Michelin Star chefs. Most recently, he just launched the Eastern Shore Food Lab at Washington College, a center dedicated to using experimental archaeology, archeology, anthropology, and modern culinary arts to empower the public to reconnect with their food, take control of what they eat, and learn to eat like humans again!\nhttps://www.washcoll.edu/live/profiles/1797-bill-schindler-iii",
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        "raw_content": "Chris Weitz to direct \u2018Twilight\u2019 sequel\nSummit taps 'Compass' helmer for 'New Moon'\nFresh from an impressive box office performance for \u201cTwilight,\u201d Summit Entertainment has tapped Chris Weitz to direct its sequel, \u201cNew Moon.\u201d\nSummit made the announcement Saturday, less than a week after it parted ways with \u201cTwilight\u201d director Catherine Hardwicke. The helmer and minimajor had negotiated for two weeks but clashed over Summit\u2019s plan to move quickly into production, with Hardwicke contending that the next installment needed more time for development before lensing starts (Daily Variety, Dec. 8).\n\u201cTwilight\u201d screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg is penning the sequel.\n\u201cTwilight\u201d has generated domestic grosses of more than $150 million and another $50 million overseas. The vampire thriller\u2019s a ready-made franchise for Summit with the four books in Stephenie Meyer\u2019s series, already selling more than 17 million copies worldwide.\n\u201cNew Moon\u201d is the second title in the series, and is centered on Edward Cullen leaving Bella Swan in order to keep her safe from other vampires. Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart play the leads in the film.\nSummit said production on \u201cNew Moon\u201d is scheduled to begin soon, with a release at the end of 2009 or early 2010.\n\u201cThe extraordinary world that Stephenie has created has millions of fans, and it will be my duty to protect on their behalf the characters, themes and story they love,\u201d Weitz said in a statement.\nWeitz most recently wrote and directed New Line\u2019s \u201cThe Golden Compass,\u201d which performed adequately domestically with $70 million but was a strong grosser internationally with over $300 million.\nWeitz also wrote \u201cAbout a Boy,\u201d co-wrote \u201cAntz\u201d and produced \u201cAmerican Pie\u201d and \u201cIn Good Company.\u201d\nChris Ender",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Quotes from the feature stories on Inoke in the Idaho Statesman\nRausch is ineligible for the Boise State game! \u00bb\nFeature on Jake Ingram\nAbout how he soaks a football with water in practice to prepare for worst-case conditions, long snapper Jake Ingram said:\n\u201cGames aren\u2019t going to be perfect. I have to be ready. I\u2019ll go out (before practice) and water the ball down, as if it were a rainy game.\u201d (HA)\nDespite the difficult handling of a wet football or other tough conditions, Jake said that:\n\u201cif I do my thing, it doesn\u2019t matter how wet the ball is or how cold the weather is, (the snap) will get back there.\u201d (HA)\nAbout how he was demoted after the 2005 game against BSU, after special teams mistakes seriously hurt the Warriors in the game, Ingram said:\n\u201cI was really learning how to be a good long-snapper. From then to now is totally a 180(-degree) change.\u201d (HA)\nHA Note: \u201cIngram has gone through a three-step education. He started with a technique that felt comfortable. Then he went to several Web sites that had online instruction on long-snapping. This year, he incorporated his style with tips from Ikaika Malloe, the special-teams coordinator.\u201d\nAbout the online information, Ingram said:\n\u201cI go there and pick up little things and try it out on the field. If it works for me, I keep it. If not, I throw it out.\u201d (HA)\nAbout the exercises he\u2019s done this year that focused on his abdominal muscles to improve his strength and balance, Ingram said:\n\u201cI can feel the difference. I feel my release is quicker, and everything is more solid.\u201d (HA)\nHA Note: \u201cIndeed, his snap-to-catch times have improved. He can deliver an accurate snap to punter Tim Grasso in 0.65 seconds to 0.67 seconds. The total snap-to-punt time is down to under 2 seconds.\u201d\nAbout the fast snap-to-punt time that he and Ingram have, punter Tim Grasso said:\n\u201cWe just work at it a lot. \u201cIt\u2019s really serious to both of us. Coach Malloe can attest to this. If we have a bad day, we\u2019re the worst people in the world to be around. Our job might be small, but it needs to be taken seriously, and we take it seriously.\u201d (HA)\nThis entry was posted on October 16, 2008 at 8:32 am and is filed under Uncategorized.\tYou 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": "Keepers of the Lights\n\u201cVirtually all visitors to Rock Island land at the dock by Thordarson\u2019s great hall.\u201d\nLighthouse Keepers & Their Families\nDoor County, Wisconsin\u20141837-1939\nTitle: Keepers of the Lights\nAuthor: Steven Karges\nPublisher: Wm Caxton Ltd (2000)\nBook Excerpt, Keepers of the Lights:\n\u201cPotawatomi Light\u2014Rock Island\u201d\nVirtually all visitors to Rock Island land at the dock in front of Chester Thordarson\u2019s great hall and boathouse. As they spread out to explore the island, those interested in seeing the lighthouse strike off to the north, following a trail that well may have been cut by the first keeper. The path climbs and descends gradually, rising from lake level to some 150 feet above the lake where the hikers emerge from the forest into the clearing around the lighthouse. Today, the painstakingly cleared opening is only a fraction of its original size, and the gardens, hay field, and barn have been replaced by trees. While the lantern is gone from the tower, the visitors can look out across the Rock Island Passage to St. Martin Island to the north just as the keepers did as they tended the light. The history of the area, however, begins long before the history of this lighthouse that stands high atop the bluff overlooking the passage.\nFour hundred years ago, this part of Wisconsin was a land of forests, islands, lakes, bays, and inlets populated by various Native American nations, including the Potawatomi, Chippewa, Menominee, Fox, and Winnebago. In 1634-35, the Frenchman Jean Nicolet visited the area, and historians surmise from his journals that he found members of the Potawatomi nation living on Rock Island and the mainland to the south, the area we know today as the Door County peninsula. Nicolet apparently spent some time with the Potawatomi, but whether he actually set foot on Rock Island has he coasted along the east shore of Green Bay cannot be determined with certainty. Other Frenchmen followed Nicolet including Radisson, Gosseillier, Marquette and Joliet, and La Salle.\nThe French were interested both in the Native Americans\u2019 furs and in their souls. In 1669, Jesuits established the St. Francois Xavier mission upstream from the mouth of the Fox River near the present city of De Pere. In 1717, the French erected Fort La Baye closer to the mouth of the Fox. The route from Mackinac Island to Green Bay, up the Fox, and down the Wisconsin to the Mississippi gave the French fur traders access to a vast, valuable fur-bearing region, though Rock Island itself played a passive role in the development of this trade. Individual parties may have camped on Rock island, but no missions, forts, or trading posts were established there.\nFrench control of the region ended in 1763 at the conclusion of the French and Indian War; as part of the settlement, England took control of France\u2019s North American empire. Thus, under the 1783 Peace of Paris, the United States not only gained her independence but also acquired the territory east of the Mississippi and south of the Great Lakes. However, the British withdrew from the area only after the conclusion of the War of 1812. To control access to the Northwest Territory, the Army Department built a series of forts at strategic locations, including one named Fort Howard near the mouth of the Fox River and on its west bank. The village of Green Bay soon developed on the river\u2019s east bank and quickly grew into a thriving community. Green Bay became the county seat and was also the site of the district land office; it was across the river from a military post and an Indian agency; it was the only Lake Michigan port in the region; and it was the starting point of various military and civilian roads and trails that led off into the interior. In 1820, Green Bay and Prairie du Chien were Wisconsin\u2019s only important population centers, and already a pioneer steamship had visited Green Bay.\nWith the completion of the Erie Cana in 1825, commerce on the Great Lakes grew rapidly. As the fur trade declined in the face of advancing settlement, the fishing industry in the upper Great Lakes began to expand. Sailing vessels soon were making regular trips carrying lake trout and whitefish to Buffalo, New York. If Rock Island had played a passive role in the fur trade, she played an active role in the fishing industry. In 1831, the Menominee Indians ceded to the United States a large part of eastern Wisconsin, including all of what would become Doro County. In the spring of 1834, surveyors marked township lines on the mainland. The following year, they completed their survey of Washington Island and Rock Island, and settlers could begin buying the land.\nThe dangers involved in navigating the entrance to Green Bay from Lake Michigan were clearly indicated in early 1832 when 30 Detroit merchants, masters, and owners of vessels petitioned Congress to build a lighthouse on Rock Island, then the entrance to Green Bay:\n\u2026the interests of their commerce and navigation on these waters require the erection of a lighthouse on \u201cIsle Pou\u201d or \u201cPotawatomi,\u201d situated at the entrance of Green Bay in Lake Michigan. The ship channel in entering the Bay is on the North side of this island and is about one mile in breadth, the approach to which is rendered hazardous in dark nights in consequence of two extensive shoals.\nThere is no point on the Northern Lakes, where in the opinion of your Memorialists, a light house is more imperiously required than at this. The Island is a high rocky Bluff at least Sixty feet above the surface of the lake, where a tower of forty feet in height would give the light sufficient elevation.\nYour Memorialists feel that the increasing commerce on the Northern Lakes will justify them in an earnest appeal to the liberality of Congress of an appropriation.\nThe petition was referred to the House Committee on Commerce, and the committee chair subsequently introduced a bill providing for construction of a lighthouse on Potawatomi Island, but the House failed to approve the bill. Two years later on 20 June 1834, however, a similar bill became law, and $5,000 was appropriated for building the lighthouse. In May 1836, Congress appropriated another $3,000, and in March 1837, Congress provided an additional $5,000. Why the 1837 appropriation was necessary is not clear, since the actual cost of the project was only $5,789, and the remaining $7,211 was returned to the surplus fund.\nIn the 1830s, fishermen working west from Mackinac began setting their nets in the waters around Rock Island. In the middle of the decade, the first of these fishermen actually took up residence there, rather than just camping on the east side of the island; by 1840, there were at least seven people residing at the south end of the island. During the next few years, Rock Island\u2019s population grew. These residents were primarily interested in fishing rather than farming, though they planted small garden plots and a few fruit trees. However, a number of circumstances\u2014among them the lack of a good harbor, an increase in the size of the fishing boats, and a change from sail to steam engines\u2014caused the population to dwindle. By 1970, Rock Island had declined into a relatively unimportant, largely deserted island with only the lighthouse keepers remaining.\nIn August 1834, Reverend Jackson Kemper, an Episcopal minister who was making a trip to inspect church missions in the Northwest, boarded a boat in Green Bay. Also on board was Abraham Wendell, collector of customs at Mackinac. Two people with prominent positions in Wisconsin history\u2014Judge James Doty and Hercules Dousman, son of the wealthy Michael Dousman of Mackinac\u2014were among the group that saw Kemper off. Kemper recorded in his journal that the captain sailed along the Door County shoreline, passed north of Washington Island, and then anchored off the northwest corner of Rock Island.\nWhen at Potawatomi or Louse island the Capt. Took the Collector [Abraham Wendell] ashore to fix upon a site for a light house the Gov. has ordered built.\nWhen the party landed, they found that there was a shelf only two or three feet wide at the foot of a perpendicular cliff. There were occasional ravines, but they were too steep to climb according to Kemper. The group then coasted along the west shore in their small boat, but they concluded that further exploration would take too much time and so returned to their vessel and continued on their journey. Wendell apparently never actually set food on the site he selected for Potawatomi Light.\nHaving selected the location for the proposed lighthouse, Abraham Wendell next signed a contract with Michael Dousman on 1 April 1836, setting out the details for the construction of a lighthouse tower and dwelling house on Rock Island. The tower was to be built from stone or hard brick laid in good lime mortar with a foundation three or more feet deep as necessary. The plans called for the tower to be 30 feet tall and 18 feet in diameter at the base with walls three foot thick. At the top, it was supposed to taper to nine feet in diameter with walls 20 inches thick. On top of the tower, a soapstone platform 11 feet in diameter and four inches thick with a scuttle door was to be placed. The tower was to have three windows and a circular stairway from the ground floor to within six feet of the platform. The last six feet were to have an iron ladder. On the platform was to be erected an eight-sided cast iron lantern surrounded by an iron railing and topped by a ventilated copper dome. When completed, the tower was to be plastered with roman cement and given two coats of whitewash. The lantern and tower woodwork were to receive two coats of white lead paint, and the dome was to be painted black.\nIn addition, the contract called for construction from stone or brick of a dwelling house 34 feet by 20 feet, with a cellar and two upper chambers built under the sloping, shingled roof. The contract also specified construction of a kitchen 14 feet by 12 feet to be attached to the house, as well as a brick outhouse four feet by five feet with a shingled roof. All work was to be finished by 1 October 1836, just six months later, and, upon completion of construction and approval by government officials, Dousman was to receive $5,000.\nDousman was responsible only for building the tower, lantern, dwelling, and outhouse, and on 10 August 1836, Wendell contracted with John Scott of Detroit, Michigan, to provide the lighting apparatus. One month after the lighthouse was finished, Scott agreed to install a light of the Winslow Patent design containing 11 lamps and 14-inch reflectors, each to contain six ounces of pure silver. The contract also specified various accessory items to be provided, including two spare lamps, double tin oil butts sufficient to hold 500 gallons of oil, and assorted tools. When Wendell or his agent agreed that the contract had been fulfilled, Scott was to receive $474.\nDousman\u2019s crew cleared the lighthouse site and began quarrying rock for the dwelling and tower from a location south of the site. The men brought their supplies through the woods from an easier and more protected landing almost two miles to the south, rather than carrying them up the cliffs in front of the station. Since only the general site for the buildings was specified, the men themselves picked the actual location for the tower, which was located 30 feet north of the dwelling. For unknown reasons, Dousman did not meet his contract completion date. Not until 20 October 1837 did Joseph Hobbs, superintendent of the buildings at Potawatomi Light, certify to Wendell that the material of which the lighthouse and dwelling are made, are of the best quality and that the work is done in a substantive and workmanlike manner.\nWhen Wendell received this statement, he paid Dousman and Scott. However, contrary to Hobbs\u2019 report, there were serious problems with the construction; in 1858, the original tower and dwelling were replaced by the present combined tower and dwelling.\nThe exact date upon which the Potawatomi Light first shone out over the Rock Island passage to Green Bay is not recorded. On 8 September 1837, Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the Treasury, appointed John Wright of Detroit, Michigan, keeper of the light. However, Wright refused the appointment and on 19 December 1837 (too late to begin operations in 1837), the secretary appointed David E. Corbin of Saginaw, Michigan, as keeper. Corbin served as a sergeant in the regular United States Army during the War of 1812 and was wounded at the Battle of Plattsburg; he came west after the war to serve with the Fort Howard garrison. Upon leaving the Army, Corbin worked for the American Fur Company at Green Bay, and he may have met Abraham Wendell while visiting the company\u2019s post at Mackinac. As part of his duties as port collector, Wendell was responsible for lighthouse keeper appointments, and presumably, he at least knew of Corbin. In return for tending the light, Corbin received an annual salary of $350, supplies, and a residence.\nDespite the survey which had been conducted of Door County, including Rock and Washington Islands, a good deal of confusion prevailed at first in regard to the exact location of the new lighthouse. When the area was opened to settlers eager to buy land, the land office commissioner at Green Bay, acting on his own initiative and on the basis of a verbal report, withdrew the presumed site of Potawatomi Light from sale. Unfortunately, the land he set aside was on Washington Island, not Rock Island, and this led to claims that the light had been built on the wrong island. Not until 9 June 1840 was the matter straightened out, when President Van Buren reserved for the use of Potawatomi Light:\nthe fractional west half of lots No. 2 and 3 containing 109 acres of fract. Section 14 and the whole of fract. Section 15 containing 20 37/100 acres both situated on the North-West Cape of Rock Island in Township 34 R., 30 East of the 4th Prime Mer.\nIn 1840, Corbin complained to his superiors that some of the plaster had fallen off in his dwelling and that the lighthouse needed whitewashing. Although less than four years old, there were indications that all was not well with the construction of the station. Two years later, inspector W. D. Wilson reported that the station was very badly constructed, the mortar used not having the proper admixture of lime, permitting the water to ooze through it much as to keep the tower generally very damp.\nTo remedy this situation, Wilson recommended that the buildings be painted with water cement and whitewashed. This suggestion apparently was not followed, since no action was taken. Corbin asked for new lamps for his light, but his lamps were in better shape than most that Wilson had seen on his inspection tour; Wilson only made a few repairs and gave Corbin some hints on burning the lamps. The station\u2019s supply of oil was sufficient for at least a year, but, because of his isolated location and the relative difficulty of landing at the station, Wilson left an additional year\u2019s oil supply with Corbin.\nPotawatomi Light \u2013 Rock Island\nThe keeper had already removed four to five acres of woods around the light, and Wilson suggested removal of an additional two or three acres to improve the light\u2019s visibility and usefulness. The inspector also noted that Corbin had opened a road two miles long from the light south to the lake, \u201cthe only accessible way to the light and which is highly necessary for public use.\u201d The path and stairs down the bluff in front of the station had not yet been built. For doing all this extra work, Corbin thought he should receive a small addition to his salary. Wilson agreed because it would allow Corbin \u201cto place some additional comforts around him in his dreary and lonely home.\u201d Clearly, the inspector felt this would be a good policy in order to keep Corbin at the station. Wilson felt Corbin was a man of considerable energy, the kind of person particularly well suited for Potawatomi Light.\nJohn McReynolds, who replaced Wilson as inspector, visited Rock Island in 1845 and found Corbin to be well qualified, if lonely. According to McReynolds, Corbin\u2019s only companions were his favorite horse and faithful dog. The inspector granted Corbin a 20-day leave of absence\u2014the first time Corbin had the opportunity to leave the island for that long in eight years\u2014on the condition that the keeper return with a wife! Corbin accepted the terms and left to take his leave. Interestingly, despite his predecessor\u2019s recommendations, McReynolds found everything at the station in good order with no repairs necessary. The inspector note that Corbin had made his own road to the lake and, since there was no well at the light, Corbin had to bring all his water and supplies over this road. According to McReynolds, given\nthat from the isolated and lonely condition of his officer who is required to make his own road, is denied every enjoyment, and has no other food than that which he himself produces and who must attend to his duties in sickness or in health, he should have an addition of $50 to his present salary.\nBut the fifth auditor of the treasury, Stephen Pleasanton, McReynold\u2019s superior, did not accept his inspector\u2019s recommendation.\nThe following year, McReynolds again found everything at the station in almost perfect order, with no repairs necessary. However, he also learned that Corbin had been unsuccessful in his quest for a \u201chelpmate\u201d; 20 days apparently was just too short a period of time to accomplish that goal, so Corbin was once again \u201cdoomed to solitude during another dreary winter\u201d with only his pony and dog for companions.\nIn 1947, the fountains of the old lamps had worn out, and McReynolds had a new set of lamps installed in the light. Once again, McReynolds noted:\nHe suffers from his solitary and isolated situation, being cut off entirely from his fellow man, except occasionally in summer. His personal supplies did not reach him \u2019til first of June 1847. During the winter, he had to kill his favorite cow.\nThe inspector again asked that Corbin\u2019s salary be raised to $400 per year due to this situation but, as in the past, Pleasanton did not accept this recommendation. McReynolds overestimated Corbin\u2019s isolation in an effort to convince Pleasanton to grant the raise; in reality, Corbin and the fishermen and their families from the other side of Rock Island often spent time with each other.\nIt was about this time that Jack Arnold\u2014an old friend and a sergeant and veteran of the War of 1812\u2014moved in with Corbin as an unpaid assistant. Unfortunately, Arnold fell sick in 1848 and died despite Corbin\u2019s devoted care. His body was taken the length of the island and buried in the cemetery near the fishermen\u2019s homes on Rock Island\u2019s east side.\nCorbin had the first and, for a long time, the only horse on Rock Island, an animal named Jock. Corbin often let other settlers use Jock to haul their stove wood, dock timbers, and other loads too heavy for manpower alone. With so many drivers, Jock got quite tricky and (some thought) lazy in his old age. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Wells School of Music > Swope Life\nSwope Music Building Hours of Operation\nMonday-Sunday: 7:00 AM-12:00 AM\n(electronic swipe card access from 10:00 PM-12:00 AM and 24 hours on weekends)\nMonday-Thursday: 8:00 AM-10:00 PM\nSunday: 2:00 PM-10:00 PM\nMusic Education Computer Lab\nDue to frequently changing hours of operation, this information can be found on the door of the computer lab.\nWe have lockers on each floor of Swope and they come in a range of sizes to accommodate a variety instruments. There will be an opportunity for you to sign-out lockers each semester based upon earned hours (e.g. seniors first, then juniors, etc.). You will be allowed to keep your locker for the duration of your studies in the Wells School of Music. A valid Ram e Card and lock are required to rent a locker. Lockers are rented to students during their summer orientation. Changes thereafter should go through the Dean's Office Staff.\nAs a music major, you may be enrolled in courses in which you will be required to play instruments you do not own. Students may rent instruments for those courses from the instrument rental office located in room 142. The fee is $20.00 per instrument per semester. The fee will be waived for students participating in marching band or ensembles (when requested to do so by a faculty member). A valid Ram e Card is required to rent an instrument.\nThe Swope Music Building at West Chester University offers a wide array of practice facilities for your use including eight Piano Major Practice Rooms (with Grand Pianos), 32 Standard Practice Rooms (most with Upright Pianos), a Percussion Practice Suite, three Organ Practice Rooms, a Harpsichord Room, a Reed Room, and Piano Pedagogy Room. Practice facilities are free for students to use for the duration of their enrollment in a Wells School of Music degree program at West Chester University. All students may have access to the Standard Practice Rooms. However, students may only have access to the specialized facilities if they are enrolled in major lessons respective to those facilities; their Ram-e-Cards will be automatically programmed based on scheduled lessons. While practice facilities are free for students' use, students will be financially responsible for any damages incurred to the practice facilities during their use as determined by the Wells School of Music Administration. A valid Ram-e-Card is required to access the practice rooms.\nTo request access to a standard practice room, please use the following link: Practice Room Access.\nThe Presser Music Library is located on the first floor of Swope and is available to all members of the University community and to members of the public who have been given a library card at the F.H. Green library.\nScores, reference books and most LP recordings are on open shelves. Materials on course or general reserve, all compact discs and anything with a call number ending in \"(c)\" are in a locked cabinet or reserved stacks behind the service counter, and may be requested by call number. Materials on reserve, sound recordings, reference books and scores stamped \"Does not circulate\" may be used only in the library. You may borrow from the rest of the collection (notably most scores) for a six-week period, with one possible renewal.\nFor help in locating materials or operating equipment, feel free to ask any member of the library staff to assist you. Check out the subject guide for music for more information and additional resources.\nWhile we have an audio/visual technician to record official Wells School of Music performances, there may be times where you'd like to record your own performances to create a custom CD demo for use in graduate school auditions, job searches or for your own enjoyment. Students who wish to have additional performances recorded submit a completed AV Recording Session Request Form to the Dean's Suite, Room 110. Requests must be submitted at least 3 weeks in advance. A recording fee of $75.00 per hour is charged for this service and applies to set-up, break down, recording, mixing and editing time spent on the project.\nDuring your time in the Wells School of Music, you may want to use spaces in Swope Music Building for a variety of events or programs. Room booking is easy. Look for and reserve an available room on the WCU Space Management Website. Before booking, please review the general rules and guidelines for reserving and using spaces in Swope Music Building.\nPlease note that the person booking the room is responsible for the following:\nPut the room back to its original set up.\nReturn all borrowed equipment (chair, tables, stands, and risers) to its original location.\nMake sure that all windows and doors are locked when you leave.\nUse the room responsibly.\nNotify the music office if this event is changed or cancelled.\nRemind your guests that the Swope Music Building is a NO SMOKING/NO ALCOHOL facility.\nThere is to be absolutely NO FOOD AND/OR DRINKS IN THE ROOMS.\nThere is absolutely NO FIRE OR OPEN FLAMES PERMITTED IN THE ROOMS.\nSTUDENT MUSICIANS REFERRAL DATABASE\nBeing a part of the Wells School of Music Referral Database means that when community members call the University asking for the contact information of local musicians for off-campus jobs, we can give them your contact information. If you would like to be part of this database, please follow the link below to submit the necessary information.\nStudent Musicians Referral Database Registration Form\nWest Chester University Bands proudly sponsor six different performing ensembles that involve more than 400 students. Opportunities for majors and non-majors are available in all of our concert and athletic bands. Our mission is dedicated to the cultivation and performance of the highest quality music while continuing the proud tradition of excellence that has been the hallmark of the bands at West Chester University.\nWest Chester University's Choral Program has a long and proud tradition. We are an important part of the University's cultural life, with 250 or more students enrolled each semester in our six ensembles, performing at more than a dozen concerts for large and appreciative audiences. Each year, thousands of people hear a West Chester choir -- not only on campus but through off-campus performances in Philadelphia, New York, and Washington, along the East Coast, and in California, Florida, the desert Southwest, and Europe.\nPennsylvania Collegiate Music Educators Association\nFormed in the fall of 1981 to support the band program. Kappa Kappa Psi concentrates on serving the Band and Wells School of Music by means of fund raising and service projects. Any member of the marching band or visual ensemble can join Kappa Kappa Psi. Information is posted in Swope Music Building, at the beginning of the fall semester.\nRho Sigma chapter of the professional men's music fraternity was formed at West Chester in 1967. The organization seeks to advance the cause of music in America and to foster the welfare and brotherhood of students of music. Upon approval by the brotherhood prospective members are invited to pledge the fraternity. These prospective members must be at least second semester first-year students.\nThe primary objectives of this national music honor society are the recognition and encouragement of the highest level of musical achievement and academic scholarship. Nominations and elections to membership are the responsibility of the faculty committee of the chapter. Delta Sigma chapter at West Chester University was established in 1978.\nEpsilon Epsilon chapter of this internationally incorporated professional fraternity for women in music was formed in 1968. The fraternity is dedicated to service in the field of music. Membership, by invitation, recognizes scholarship and musicianship. Members must be in at least their second semester.\nThis co-ed band service organization provides exceptional service to collegiate bands and promotes equality and diversity, including empowering women in the band profession. 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        "title": "Prepare to Vote: Candidate Abdul El-Sayed [VIDEO, TRANSCRIPT] | WDET",
        "raw_content": "Find out more about where Democrat El-Sayed stands on the issues important to Michigan voters.\nDo you have questions about Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed as you prepare to vote in the August primary?\nWDET and the Detroit Journalism Cooperative got some answers from him and other Republican and Democratic candidates. In one-hour interviews, the reporters asked wide-ranging questions about the candidates\u2019 policies and plans, including some submitted by audience members. Candidates did not receive the questions or specific topics in advance.\nOther Experience: City of Detroit Health Commissioner; Assistant professor of epidemiology at Columbia University\nEducation: University of Michigan, Oxford Oriel College, Columbia University\nCampaign Website: Abdul for Michigan\nTwitter: @AbdulElSayed\nFacebook: AbdulforMichigan\nClick HERE for more from WDET on Abdul El-Sayed.\nALL EL-SAYED VIDEO\nSee what El-Sayed has to say about the following topics:\nFirst, can you explain what your management and leadership style is?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Thank you so much for the question. I\u2019m the only person in this race on the Democratic side that has any experience in an executive role in government and my role was to rebuild the Detroit Health Department after it had been shut down when the city was facing bankruptcy and emergency management. Coming into a role like this one has to understand the political maneuverings working with all three levels of government. Working with municipal government with state government and Federal government as well. As well as taking something from the ground up and building it.\nTo me, I believe that strong leaders are people who can set a vision and then execute on the details with respect to that vision. Always thinking about how one builds a coherent constructive team and a culture that believes in itself and that believes in the vision it set forward. I\u2019m really proud to have done that at the Health Department. I took it from five employees and 85 contractors in the back of the building where people pay parking tickets in Detroit, to five different campuses. More than doubled the size of the staff at the Health Department. Multiplied city funding for public health 10 times.\nAnd most importantly, set us on a path and our vision was that we would break down the barriers for kids to be able to learn and earn in Detroit like we would want for any child anywhere. To me, I believe in always thinking about the positive, always empowering my teammates and recognizing that real leaders are servants of the people that they lead. And that\u2019s the culture that I hope to bring to state government. A recognition that across this 50,000 person bureaucracy those who work in civil service haven\u2019t been empowered by their leadership for a very long time. And to me, my question will always be how do I help you do the work that you do because I believe in that work and the people of the state of Michigan deserve you to be your best civil servant. And that\u2019s what I look forward to doing at a state level.\nNow as a democratic candidate if you are elected governor you will be the leader of the Democratic Party. Do you see it as your role to stay in lockstep with what the Democratic Party\u2019s agenda is?\nAbdul El-Sayed: I believe our role is to help set the Democratic Party\u2019s agenda. And I\u2019ll be clear with you \u2014 I don\u2019t believe the Democratic Party has had a strong agenda for a very long time. I think we\u2019ve been confused about what our responsibility is. And my responsibility as the de facto leader of the Democratic Party in the state of Michigan will be to set us on a path recognizing that our role is to be the champion of poor and working people across the state. To be able to put government in positions where it needs to be and take it out of positions where it doesn\u2019t need to be. And to recognize that the way we do that has as much to do with the process as it does with the product.\nAnd unfortunately, too many Democrats have been playing by Republican rules. Bringing in corporate money into our Democratic primary and it is what sullies our ability to speak coherently, honestly and forthrightly about a message of being about poor and working people against the corporations who have dominated our politics for a very long time.\nSo under my leadership the Democratic Party will certainly take a turn. Our responsibility will be honest about being that partner for working and poor folks across our state. And I think people will start to see a real difference. But we will be a lot more activist on the ground. To me, our whole campaign, we don\u2019t ask for corporate money. We\u2019re not all about running huge, big odds. Instead, we\u2019ve made two times as many voter contacts as any other candidate in this race combined. And we know that if we can touch people and are having that conversation and we are looking people in the eye having conversations on the front porch instead of the back room that\u2019s when we succeed. And that\u2019s what the party will become under my leadership.\nSo Michigan\u2019s term limit is going to cause a mass turnover this year in the Senate and particularly in the House. How challenging do you think the loss of institution knowledge is going to be?\nAbdul El-Sayed: I think the loss of institutional knowledge is important. That\u2019s not exactly what I\u2019m so worried about when we talk about term limits. The problem with term limits is that it creates the incentive for every legislator to be looking for their next job because we know that this one has a clock on it. And because of that it empowers usually lobbyists and legislative staff over legislators themselves to be able to make a good decision.\nThe analogy I always like to use on this one is the difference between a parent and a babysitter. A babysitter their short term incentives is get the kid to go to sleep. Right? And a parent is yes, get the kid to go to sleep but also make sure that the kid is healthy, happy and long-term safe and secure in their lives. And right now, under the term limits that we have there is very little long-term perspective that legislators carry with them. Usually, they are a lot more focused on the short-term, quick wins and in the long-term somebody else will take care of it. And so we\u2019ve got to do something about these term limits.\nYou\u2019re right though about the short-term. Right now, every single officer in state government is up for re-election. And there will be some huge level of turnover. But I am confident that the State right now is under so much pressure to actually deliver on the basic things that they haven\u2019t delivered on for a while that I do believe that we need new blood at the governors\u2019 office certainly but then also at the legislature. I think the time is now to be thinking about how we finally make good on commitments we should have made a long time ago on things like fixing our schools and fixing our roads and fixing state government itself.\nYou are going to have a lot of new people there that maybe aren\u2019t used to the ways and inner workings of Lansing or used to a lot of these legacy problems that we are facing. How are you going to be able to work with them? What \u2014 how are you going to engage them?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Well, I\u2019ll tell you this \u2014 used to legacy problems means that you didn\u2019t solve in the first place, right? honestly, I want a new crop of leaders in there who haven\u2019t gotten used to sitting on legacy problems that they did not solve, right? And I think being able to work with a new crop of folks with new ideas and new perspectives gives us a much better opportunity to actually solve the problems because these aren\u2019t people who are okay with the problems that exist. So I am actually really excited about working with a new crop of leaders. I obviously will be a new leader to Lansing. But I want people who are thinking outside the box, who aren\u2019t committed to the old issues, but are willing to take the issue, look at it in a different way and propose new problems and hopefully get to a solution.\nWhat would you recommend changing?\nAbdul El-Sayed: I do not believe in legislative term limits. I just think that we need \u2014 I do believe in gubernatorial term limits. I don\u2019t think, the idea behind term limits was that you don\u2019t\u2019 want people there long enough to concentrate power. Executive branch if you have got in effect unlimited set of terms that opportunity is high. But for most legislators that\u2019s not really the case and I do think that we do over time lose some of the insight that could be there. And it certainly we lose the ability to think long-term about what we are solving and what we really create big picture wins for the state of Michigan. So I do believe in abolishing state legislator term limits.\nJudith, in our audience wants to know about your plan for schools. So do you think Michigan schools have the resources they need to succeed? Do you think they are prepared to serve all students including special needs students? And do you think they are equitably funded?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Thank you for asking Judith\u2019s question. Judith, thank you for a great question. We have a number of challenges with our public education system. And to answer the three that you asked specifically number one, we spend less per people per year on education than any other state in the Midwest. And I am not trying to be. Number two, it\u2019s deeply inequitable. There is about a $780 pay gap per student per year between the highest income and lowest income schools. And that does not even include what\u2019s invested in the buildings themselves. I as a Health Director inspected city schools. I saw things like mice dead in the corner and they had been there for days. They didn\u2019t just die. Gym floors buckling because the amount of mold growing underneath them.\nAnd then when it comes to students with special needs we have fundamentally failed them. We\u2019ve got a plan in terms of how we are going to be able to bring Michigan\u2019s education system forward. It starts with de-DeVossing our public education system. We have watched as Betsy DeVoss and her ilk have moved lockstep through the GOP to defund public education and to create a system of for profit operated charter schools who have fundamentally nipped at the money that people like you and I pay to educate our kids putting that rather into company\u2019s back pockets. So number one, we have to create an off ramp for for profit charter schools. We have to change the way that we authorize charter schools so that there is one authorizer that has to get permanence from local school districts. Every board would have to have both a parent and a teacher on the board. Second, we have to reinvest in public education again.\nThat means in investing in wrap around services like we did at the health department. Providing every child a free pair of glasses. It means making sure that kids have access to counselors. Right now, the national average students to counselors is 491 to 1. In Michigan it\u2019s 700 to 1. The number of librarians has dropped 63% since I graduated high school back in 2003. We have got to start reinvesting in the people who invest in our kids. That means also investing in our teachers. We have seen a pay cut every year for the past five years. And then when we think about what education means we need to make sure that every student graduating from our public schools is walking both paths an academic path and a career technical education path simultaneously and graduates both understanding their way around a tool and die shop and precalculus.\nAnd then, it\u2019s what we do on the CAPs as well. I\u2019m a father of a, proud father of a seven month old baby girl and I know she\u2019s never going to be the learner she is today. Our capacity to learn in terms of the human drops precipitously over time and we\u2019re missing that crucial 0 to 5 age period. And that\u2019s why we want to invest in a program we are calling My Toddler. And My Toddler will provide every family access to early childhood education from 0 to 5 when they start kindergarten. And then it\u2019s what happens at post graduate. Too many young people are graduating saddled with huge levels of debt. And what we\u2019ve got to do is provide every single child coming from a family earning less than $150,000 a year access to a tuition free and debt free pathway to a two or four public education in Michigan. We are calling that program My Scholars Grant. And the My Scholars Grant would empower young people to be able to pursue their education know that the State has got their back. And we know that if we have their back they\u2019ll have ours.\nAnd the most important thing we can do for our economy, which I\u2019m sure we\u2019ll get to, is make sure that we are winning the competition for our talented young folk. And we\u2019ve got to keep them here in Michigan if we want to thrive into the future.\nWe understand that tests often are measuring socioeconomic factors and then used in our accountability systems. Do you feel that Michigan\u2019s accountability system is measuring schools fairly and presenting parents with fair measurements of the schools and should then those accountability systems be used to determine whether schools are closed?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Look, I don\u2019t believe in closing down schools. As the Health Director in the city of Detroit, I talk to too many families who are worried about their schools shutting down at a degree to which that is going to interrupt their ability to live their lives is huge. Too many folks have to travel too far to get their kids to schools. We know that the system of \u201caccountability metrics\u201d just doesn\u2019t work because it measures poverty. The best predictor of whether or not a kid is going to score high on that exam is unfortunately, what their family\u2019s income level is. So rather than this punitive system where we measure poverty and then fail to invest in low income schools. Instead, we have got to be asking about how we close the gap in terms of what schools get. And I didn\u2019t refer to this in my last answer, but right now there is a $780 pay gap. We have to close that down. The system by which we invest in school buildings that kids are learning in that has got to be improved.\nAnd what we are proposing is a system through our Pure Michigan Infrastructure Bank Proposal, where we would have a bank for school infrastructure. It would be funded by a statewide probably tax millage. And it would allow schools to use buildings they don\u2019t use, sell them off to the State, of course, with local approval and then be able to take the money and invest it in the schools that they do use so kids are learning in good and safe classrooms. But right now, the idea that somehow we should be measuring and punishing instead of measuring, understanding and empowering that doesn\u2019t make sense to me. So we have got to be thinking quite differently about how we assess.\nNow look, it\u2019s really, really important to hold teachers accountable, but I think the accountability has a lot more to do with the soft metrics of how a teacher is in the classroom and the way we are empowering. And certainly we shouldn\u2019t hold teachers accountable for the fact that we have disinvested in the means of educating a child in the first place and then ask them to be pulling superhero tricks in the classroom because it\u2019s just not fair. And that\u2019s the reason why so many young people don\u2019t go into education anymore is because they know it\u2019s punitive. They know they cant\u2019 make the same living they could have in the past and they know that they are going to be blamed for the failure of a system that has disinvested in schools.\nRegarding the My Scholars program, how do you plan on paying for that? What\u2019s your plan?\nAbdul El-Sayed: So the state right now has about a $56 billion budget. If you were to trace down all of the money that we use to subsidize huge corporations in the state of Michigan it comes out to somewhere between 11 + billion dollars. That ends up being about 20% of our annual budget every year. And it comes down to deciding whether or not we as a state believe that the state\u2019s responsibility is to underwrite a huge number or in a huge way a number of corporations who have ultimately offshored or automated our jobs. Or the State\u2019s responsibility is to invest in people and places. I choose the latter. I believe our responsibility as a State is to invest in our people and to invest in the places they live, learn, work, pray, play. In order to do that that means investing in schools, investing in higher education, investing in infrastructure. The money is there. The priorities are not. And so, right now, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, MEDC, I think has become a vehicle that has lost its way. And I think we have really got to be thinking about whether or not the investments we are making now are in the best interest of our community and the future of our state. So the money is there. The priorities are not.\nSecond part of this though is also working with Michigan Public Education Institutions to talk about why the cost of higher education has gotten so high in the first place. And a lot of that is because of administrative cost. So I would love to work with our public colleges and universities to ask how can we start bringing down the cost of administration in our public colleges and universities? How do we make this more affordable over time? And in the interim, also start making investments both through the My Scholars Grant and also into baseline grants to our higher education institutions so we can meet in the middle. Because if we can\u2019t invest in our young people and we\u2019re not keeping them here we will not have the kind of economy we want for the future. And this is fundamentally about the future of Michigan.\nYou mentioned the need for improving school infrastructure. Detroit Public Schools community district is the largest in the state has a major problem in that areas. Recent report shows about $500 million is needed to upgrade the facilities in the district. But the district is constrained in its ability to borrow money to be able to make those kinds of repairs. You mentioned your plan on dealing with this on a statewide level. But when it comes to Detroit\u2019s issues does Lansing need to do more to help the city of Detroit or help the Detroit School District deal with this problem or can it at least make it easier for the District to borrow money?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Look, Detroit Public Schools are under emergency management for the past seven years. And under those seven years they nearly doubled the debt and did not solve any of the challenges that the school district faced. I do believe the State of Michigan has a responsibility to the people of Detroit, particularly the young people of Detroit to be able to fix the set of problems that they were in part creating. And I believe that our school infrastructure bank would allow that kind of solution to come forward. Because what happens is in low income school districts in particular, you have the lack of property tax revenue that invests in things like school infrastructure specifically.\nAnd I used to work with the good folks who oversaw facilities at Detroit Public Schools Community District. And I\u2019ll tell you when we tested every single school for lead we had to, some days were not the easiest conversations, but we knew we had to get it done. But those folks work really hard with almost nothing of the resources that they have. And they are working with older and older buildings every year.\nOur program, this Michigan Infrastructure Bank and in particular the School Infrastructure Sub-bank, would allow our state the means of investing in lower income school districts that do not have the revenue capacity to invest in the school\u2019s buildings itself. This its he way we need to solve it. And what it does is it leverages the bank aspect of the school infrastructure bank to buy out the number of buildings that already sit in Detroit Public Schools but are not being used. And then redevelop them and then share the money that comes through that back into the school district to allow them to invest. This is a means of using what school districts have but don\u2019t\u2019 need to build what they need but don\u2019t\u2019 have. And that\u2019s why we believe this is such an innovative solution and would really benefits community school districts like Detroit\u2019s and many out state in some of the rural communities that face very similar circumstances, but just aren\u2019t as big and so don\u2019t get the same kind of attention.\nWould the School Infrastructure Bank when it takes on these properties and then resells them would it resell them to say, charter operators or other competitive school operations that would then possibly drain away some of the students?\nAbdul El-Sayed:That\u2019s not what we are envisioning. Instead we were envisioning investing in redevelopments for mixed use. You can imagine mixed housing. You can imagine retail. You can imagine taking those buildings down and investing in manufacturing spaces. But not just turning them around and flipping them for a charter school. And like I told you, I don\u2019t believe in for profit charter schools and I would seek to create an off ramp for every for profit charter school, which would eliminate the financial incentive that so many charter operators have right now to building more and more schools that don\u2019t really improve the educational capacity of the city or the state.\nSo you talked about introducing accountability to charter schools, but what types of changes to laws do you think Michigan should make in how charter schools are governed and funded?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Yeah. It should be illegal to make money off of the tax dollars that you and I spend to educate our children. I do not believe in for profit operated charter schools. I believe in legislation that would make it illegal after a certain point to open a for profit charter school and would mandate movement from for profit operations to non profit operations over a period of years. And I believe in that because right now we are watching as a number of for profit operated charter schools are leveraging laxity in the rules that currently exist to take advantage of circumstances. Using count day and then all of a sudden kicking kids out of schools. And we hear those stories. And look, there are some really high quality for profit schools. But unfortunately, we have got to think about the system here and right now the for profit operation of charter schools, the incentives that exist in this current circumstance have decimated public schools and I believe public schools should remain public.\nAnd so under my leadership we would seek to sponsor and pass legislation that would make it illegal for anybody to profit off of a charter school and would create a mandate to move to nonprofit operations over time. And then, for nonprofit charter schools they would have to have a parent and a teacher on the board to stay operating and they would have to be accountable to the same standards that public schools are accountable to.\nSo it would be fair to say that you would continue \u2014 you would support continuing funding of charter schools with money allocated for public schools?\nAbdul El-Sayed:If they were nonprofit and they meet those requirements. I don\u2019t begrudge communities who say well, we want to open a charter school that offers a certain extra set of learning for students or in communities that have you know, public schools, for example that are far away. Or you know, legacy charter schools that currently exist that move to a nonprofit model. Again, I\u2019m not into shutting down schools, right? Because that really interrupts a family\u2019s way of life and unrightly so. But I do not believe that anybody should be pocketing the money that you and I pay to pay into our education system in tax dollars.\nI think we heard earlier from you that the cost of higher education is considered prohibitively high in Michigan. Looking for a little bit more on the specifics of how you would address that as governor to make it more affordable for people?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Let me tell you a story of a gentleman I met. He graduated from the University of Michigan in 1968 that\u2019s 50 years ago. And he told me about his tuition at that time was $750 and his cost of living was about $1100. So he could get a job and his job over the summer was scooping ice cream and he could afford not only to pay his entire room and board and his educational cost but a little extra on the side that he would enjoy with his friends.\nRight now, at the same university the in-state tuition is going to be $15,000 this year. The cost of living to live in Ann Arbor has skyrocketed. Let\u2019s say about $60,000 on the low end. Now you are talking about $75,000, upwards of 75 to 90 really if you think about the inflation and the cost of housing. And I don\u2019t know anybody who can make $75,000 in a summer, frankly. Especially not if their students. Especially not if they\u2019re scooping ice cream.\nAnd a lot of that is the difference between how much the state used to subsidize higher education. At that point it was about 75% subsidies today it is about 25%. But a lot of those costs have been accounted for not by improvements in classroom teaching. Not because we are paying professors or even lecturers more. In fact, we are paying them on average less because more and more of the teaching faculty are not full time faculty. They are adjunct or lecturer faculty. And most of it is driven by administrative costs.\nFor most of the public colleges and universities I will have some say in board appointments. And for those that are democratically elected I really look forward to sitting down and talking about what we can do to bring down those administrative costs and in the meantime investing more of our state investments in the baseline operations of those public colleges and universities and helping to subsidize through helping to support our young people who are graduating from Michigan high schools ready to go to Michigan public colleges and universities two or four year through the My Scholars Grant.\nLook, this is an investment we need to be making. And right now, we have got a lot of commitments that need to be made to subsidize big corporations over the next several years accounting for some concept that somehow these corporations have created jobs. They haven\u2019t. The past 10 years have shown us that our big corporations in Michigan have not yielded a net job. In fact, the Fortune 500 have not yielded a net job because of automation and offshoring. So the better investment here is to invest in our young people and then watch what they\u2019ll do.\nThere is the means to pay for it if we are willing to have the priority of saying that our young people and their minds are worth more than the bottom line of some corporation. And that\u2019s a commitment that I\u2019m making. And I look forward to following that through working together with the universities to bring down the inflation of their costs and also start investing in their baseline operations and the students who go to their campuses.\nYou mentioned My Toddler. Can you flush out what that is and how that works and how you would make childcare and preschool available and accessible to people in Michigan?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Absolutely. So right now when you think about sending a young child to school there is both the money that needs to be spent on behalf of the family to send that young child to school to early childhood education and then there is also the capacity to build out the means of that investment, the structures that we need, right? Buildings, early childhood educators, those folks. So we have got to be able to solve both of them. What My Toddler does is it makes investments through an early childhood tax credit that families can port and use to educate their young child between the ages of 0 and 5. And then it also uses state resources to make targeted investments in building out the infrastructure that we need.\nNow there have been a lot of leaders who have been thinking about this. Hope Starts here is one. Collaboration between Kellogg and Kresge foundation as well as a number of leaders on the industry side to be making those investments. The beautiful thing about this program though is not only does it empower our kids minds and the moments that they are the most malleable the most important to be invested in. But it also creates this stream of really, really high quality potentially really well paying jobs that are really hard to automate out in an economy where automation has eaten at a lot of jobs.\nAnd if you think about if we were willing to do the work of investing in the workforce that tis needed to be able to educate all of our young people between the ages of 09 and 5 there is a lot there. So I want to work with these collaborations. Be able to put some state money behind building the infrastructure and then leverage in early childhood tax credit to be able to empower families to pay for this.\nAnd then lastly, we talk a lot about the gender wage gap. So much of that is driven by the decisions that women are forced to make after they have had a child between the ages of 0 and 5. My wife is a resident physician at the University of Michigan and you know, childcare is a really, really hard thing that we think about. Fortunately, we have my mother-in-law who helps to take care of our baby girl. And she supported Sara and I to be able to do the work that we\u2019re doing. But a lot of families don\u2019t have that. And right now we are forcing women and largely low income women out of the workforce to be able to take care of a child.\nAnd so early childhood investments is not just investments in our future. It is also investments in women and empowering them to be a part of the workforce if they so choose to make sure that we address the structural barrier that so many of them fact that they face because they are having kids, which is biologically important thing that we want every family to be able to do without having to bear the consequences.\nWith roads, we all know that they\u2019re bad here. A task force says the state needs $4 billion more just to maintain the infrastructure. How should Michigan pay to fix roads, bridges and water systems?\nAbdul El-Sayed: I think both of us were just talking about I drove about 35 minutes from Detroit. You drove from Lansing. I think both of us got a free back massage on the way. Look, we\u2019ve got to do something about these roads. I do want to say something quickly though. Often times when we talk about infrastructure the roads are so bad that they dominate everything that we talk about. But we cannot talk about infrastructure without talking about water infrastructure that has left people in Flint still without clean water. That leaves people in Detroit liable to get water shut offs, shut it off in their home. Without talking about school infrastructure, without talking about energy infrastructure. So let\u2019s talk about roads and bridges for a second. But let\u2019s not forget these other aspects of infrastructure that are equally broken in the state of Michigan. When it comes to roads and bridges to me the responsibility is to be thinking about how we make long term investments and we make those investments in ways that are robust. And so we are not in the same position we always are which is in effect putting a band aid on a bullet hole, right? I know that if you put a band aid on a cut that needs stitches that patient is going to come back to you not only still needing stitches but probably really sick because the cut got infected. So right now, the way we deal with our infrastructure problems is to get real hot and mad about them in February and March and then over the summer to do the basic minimum. So we got through the rest of the summer and the fall and then we are back to square one come the winter again.\nWe are not investing enough and we are not investing over the long term. Our Pure Michigan Infrastructure Bank is about solving that set of problems. It\u2019s about creating a vehicle in state government that allows us to move beyond the usual political cycle. Allows us to invest in a big picture kind of way. Allows us to take funding from private sources to invest in private projects rather than what we have seen across Michigan right now which we have public investments in the private projects like the Little Caesar\u2019s Arena or many of Dan Gilbert\u2019s projects in downtown. And allows us to think about place making in a comprehensive way.\nSo when you are building roads there is a lot of stuff that happens under roads. Why can\u2019t we think about investing in all those things as a bundle? A Pure Michigan Infrastructure Bank solves that problem. Now the question is how do you pay for it? Well, one of the big reasons our roads are so bad is because we are a major trucking port. We have multiple ports to Canada and a lot of folks truck through Michigan. And we have not been asking those corporations who are trucking to pay their fair share for a long time. And I do believe we need to make the investment to be asking them over time to pay their fair share.\nAnd then we\u2019ve go to be asking over the long term about how we think about how we think about collecting other sources of revenue. One example of this is legalizing marijuana. We know that there is about $125 million on the back end in terms of excess taxes and those are opportunities to really be making investments in roads as well.\nAnd then lastly let\u2019s also get past the idea that transit is limited to roads and bridges. One of the big issues that we have as a state and I talked o you about the importance of being able to keep our talent there in Michigan one of the big challenges that we have is that we don\u2019t have quality mass transportation. And because we don\u2019t have high quality mass transpiration we are missing out on the opportunity of creating coherent hubs across our metropolitan areas. It\u2019s not just Southeast Michigan where you could imagine connecting Detroit and Ann Arbor, the eastern suburbs and Oakland County and doing so in a coherent way. It\u2019s also the west side of the state connecting Kalamazoo and a Benton Harbor and a Grand Rapids. Or even the northern part of the state connecting a Traverse City to a Marquette to a Cheboygan.\nSo those are opportunities that we need to be investing in and over time those kinds of mass transit investments I think are going to be able to allow us to make big economic investments in ways that even fixing our roads and our bridges won\u2019t.\nOne quick follow-up to that. You mentioned asking like the trucking companies and other folks like that to contribute. Can you give us an estimate on how much?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Well, I think that\u2019s a much more technical question and I don\u2019t want to shoot from the hip, but it\u2019s going to be a big picture investment that I do believe these corporations are going to have to make in order to continue to use our roads. It\u2019s just fair.\nAs the recovery efforts continue in Flint what have you learned about the situation there and how would that inform what you do as governor?\nAbdul El-Sayed: I sat on a childhood led elimination task force when I was health director in the city of Detroit around the Flint water crisis. And when I realized that state government wasn\u2019t actually serious about implementing a lot of the recommendations that the experts in the room had made I realized that there was a real responsibility to change leadership. It\u2019s a big reason why I\u2019m running. And right now, four years on, regardless of what average water testing shows people in Flint don\u2019t trust their water because it\u2019s still not clean. You look at the housing, you go into the houses. You pour the water into a glass. It\u2019s still brown. People don\u2019t trust that water and for a good reason. They have been lied to by state government for a very long time and the water just doesn\u2019t look clean. We have got a responsibility to get the lead piping out of the ground.\nThat is a major infrastructure investment that we, as a state, need to make and it\u2019s not just Flint, it\u2019s also Detroit and frankly, any city that had much of its infrastructure built before the turn of the 20th Century. And so that\u2019s an investment that I am wiling to really, really move forward on. I think there\u2019s a lot of Federal money that can be pulled down to make that happen. It\u2019s already there. But we\u2019ve got to be able to cut through bureaucracy. I\u2019m the only person in this race that has had the experience of actually cutting through bureaucracy in my role in the health department and I think I\u2019m the right person as a doctor and as a former executive in the municipal government to be able to take Flint where it needs to go.\nAnd also to begin start looking at the bigger picture at what those kids are going to need over the long-term. As a doctor I can tell you that lead it is insidious in the ways that it competes for calcium in your bones. And so it sits in the bones for a long period of time. And the best thing we need to be able to do is to provide those kids access to universal healthcare over the long-term and cognitive stimulation in their schools. And right now, the kinds of investments that Flint schools need are massive. And that\u2019s why what we talked about earlier in terms of school reform is so critical. And I\u2019m sure what we will talk about later in terms of health reform is also very critical.\nObviously, many people in our audience have questions and concerns about the Great Lakes. In short, what would you do as governor to safeguard the lakes?\nAbdul El-Sayed: So number one, we\u2019ve got to shut down line five. I mean this is the kind of conversation we can\u2019t keep dilly dallying about. And somebody who has worked in bureaucracy the thing that folks do to kill a project is to study it to death. And so you\u2019ve got these other folks proposing study groups and working groups \u2014 no. Shut it down and then let\u2019s figure out what we do on the back end. But right now, we\u2019ve got a ticking time bomb. It\u2019s 15 years past when it was supposed to be shut down. We have had several scares in the last year alone. It\u2019s time to just get this right and to shut it down.\nNumber two, we\u2019re watching as corporations have had their way with our Great Lakes for a very long time. And that\u2019s largely because under Republican leadership we have disempowered the Department of Environmental Quality that is supposed to be the regulator in protecting our air and water. Under my leadership we are proposing taking the Department of Environmental Quality, the Department of Natural Resources, building them together under one Department of Environment. Raising their funding from the 27 million that the DEQ gets right now, to 950 million. Giving them the capacity to investigate, the capacity to do research. And then ultimately pushing legislation that would give them the capacity to promulgate rules and to protect our air and water.\nOne example of this, we\u2019ve got Nestle Corporation. A Swiss corporation that\u2019s bottling our fresh water and let\u2019s be clear, all water is contiguous whether it\u2019s an aquifer or from the Great Lakes. Bottling our fresh water for $400 a year, right? In unlimited capacities. While people in places like Detroit are getting their water shut off because they got to pay $400 a month. It\u2019s not right. And we\u2019ve got to stand up for our water.\nAnd then lastly, we have watched as the Federal government has made decisions about cutting really, really important sub agencies that focus on the Great Lakes and where they are going to let off we are going to have to stand up because let\u2019s be clear, the Great Lakes are 20% of the world\u2019s fresh water, 85% of North America\u2019s fresh water. We owe it to our children, our grandchildren but also to the world to restore this resource.\nIf I may follow up on the question of Line 5. I heard you say you wanted to shut it down, but then what is the alternative for moving those fossil fuels to its destination?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Why do we need to be moving fossil fuels? Look, the capacity to harness renewable energy and to store it has never been greater. We have the opportunity in the Keweenaw Peninsula alone to generate huge amounts of wind energy and we have the ability to leverage solar energy in a microscale in pretty unique ways. I really believe that in Michigan we\u2019ve got to move in this direction. We can be a leader in renewable energy for a lot of reasons. The Pure Michigan Infrastructure Bank, would be a means to provide investments of really low interest loans for folks who want to build. The means to infrastructure of harvesting and storing renewable energies. And then we\u2019ve got to push back on this lobbying that we\u2019ve seen out of the fuel industry against net metering, which allows folks to harvest energy and sell it back to the grid.\nAnd then, look, we\u2019ve got an opportunity because of our research and development capacities and because of our manufacturing capacities to be a leader in renewable energies nationwide and frankly worldwide. If we are serious about building really high quality jobs, if we\u2019re serious about building high quality infrastructure and we\u2019re serious about the environment I believe we can get to 100% renewable energy by 2030 and we can do it by making a targeted set of investments in renewable energy infrastructure, in a set of policies that force big polluters to carry the costs of their pollution and in building the means of financing the kinds of investments that we need both in terms of research and development through the industrial side and also through the harvesting and storage of renewable energies on the individual side.\nHow exactly do you intend to combat water contamination by industrial chemicals like PFAS?\nAbdul El-Sayed: The only way that we get this right really over the long term is to prevent it from happening in the future, right? That is the most important thing. Cleaning up is very, very hard to do. And yes, we need to make those investments. But unless we get serious about standing up to these big corporate polluters who have had their way with our air and water. We are going to keep watching these things happen. My mom, my step-mom grew up in Kershaw County Michigan. And her brother was affected by the PBBs poisoning in that part of the state because of Dow Chemical. And every year he has to go to the doctor and he has to get screened for the many different kinds of cancers that come because of that. Why did that happen? Because the State didn\u2019t take its responsibility to a regulation seriously.\nWe are watching as Republicans are trying to strip away everything that the DEQ can do to even regulate in the first place. I mean they are trying to replace the DEQ\u2019s regulatory capacity with a commission of CEOs of industry, right? We know what decisions they are going to make. I mean right now the DEQ is headed by a former oil executive of BP. And we watch as the decisions continue to get made. When I was at the Health Department one of the most important things that we did was stood up to the DEQ and Marathon Petroleum when they wanted to raise their emissions of sulfur dioxide. And I couldn\u2019t believe that I was a health director was standing up and facing down a group of bureaucrats at the Department of Environmental Quality having to explain to them why raising the amount of sulfur dioxide in the air wasn\u2019t a good thing in a city with three fold probability of asthma hospitalizations in the state.\nWe have got to stand up our DEQ again. And that is why I believe these robust investments in a DEQ that has the capacity to regulate, has the capacity to promulgate rules, has the capacity to actually regulate on big corporate polluters is critical. From there one of the parts that we are going to have to get right is clean up. Clean up is really hard. Once you put those kind of organic compounds into the world they are really, really hard to put back in, put back into the bottle again. And so those investments are going to be things that we have to keep fighting for. But until we get it right not just on the clean up but on the prevention we are going to keep watching these things happen.\nIt\u2019s sad to me that as a state that is defined by its fresh water we are the epicenter of water-related disasters whether it\u2019s the Flint water crisis, whether it\u2019s the water shut offs in Detroit or whether it\u2019s PFOS in the water in communities across the state. I mean we\u2019ve got to get this right.\nHow exactly would you give the MDEQ the authority to do the things it should be doing?\nAbdul El-Sayed:So part of it is to build its budget out. Right now at $27 million it is one of the most poorly funded agencies in this state. And one of the most poorly funded departments of its kind nationwide. We\u2019ve got to invest in it again the people doing the work. A part of it right now is that we are going to have to fight for legislation that allows it to promulgate rules. That allows it to actually say look, the intent of the law is this, which means that the application of the law ought to look in these following ways. Because now, it is kind of hamstrung. They are fighting the fight with one arm behind their back. This is not to call out the civil servants who work at the DEQ aside from the director of the DEQ, those folks are there because they believe in the work. But they just haven\u2019t\u2019 had the means to do the work either because of the legislation on the ground or because they haven\u2019t had the funding that they needed. So we got to fight on both fights.\nGovernor Snyder signed the or established the Michigan Office for New Americans in 2014, to attract and retain global talent. And he declared June as Immigrant Heritage Month this year. What plans would you propose to attract new people to come to Michigan given that we might lose a congressional seat due to the population decline?\nAbdul El-Sayed:I\u2019m smiling because your name is Hassan and my name is Abdul. Our families came here because they believed in an America big enough for all of us. And we have watched as the Federal government has done everything in its power to marginalize and alienate people of color and particularly those from recent immigrant backgrounds. Whether it is what we saw a couple of weeks ago at our southern border people in our name using our tax dollars to rip children away from their families. Or a tax on things like the basic Visa programs that have allowed immigrants to come here and take high quality jobs that they are uniquely well suited for creating huge levels of economic activity in the process.\nWe\u2019ve got a responsibility to stand up for immigrants and for immigration because it has been the life blood of this country for a very long time. We believe in this idea of E Pluribus Unum, that out of many there are one. That notion of a country where people can come together beyond their differences, celebrating their similarities it is a unique thing we offer in the world and we are watching as the Federal government is stripping that away. What does that mean to me? Yes. I think some of these programs that the Sneider administration has promulgated they\u2019re good starts, but they don\u2019t go all the way. Because unless you are willing to stand up for immigrants when they\u2019re being marginalized then you haven\u2019t done your job by them.\nUnder my leadership our state will not expend a dime of state taxpayer resources enforcing federal immigration policy that at best, is incoherent and at worst is heartless. We will not participate with them through our state police. We will not participate with them through the State Department of Corrections because I do not believe that they are doing what is in the best interest of our state. Because every time we watch these deportations you are talking about a family that has been torn apart and you are talking about a portion of our economy that has been shipped out and I am not willing to be a part of that.\nBeyond that, I look forward to pushing forward legislation that would pre-empt localities from participating with ICE and using their local resources to do the same. Beyond that, we have also got to make sure that in this state we are not discriminating by documentation status. Right now, if you are undocumented you don\u2019t get access to a driver\u2019s license so you\u2019re stuck. You don\u2019t get access to a lot of the basic things the state offers everybody else and I think that is ridiculous. So we\u2019ve got to stop discrimination \u2014 discriminating that way. And I also believe that we\u2019ve got to make sure that if we\u2019re honest and serious about empowering our immigrant communities then we\u2019ve got to put some money behind making sure that folks have the access to be able to train in their profession of choice to be able to get relicensed to do what they do here in the United States. And in vest in basic things like English language training.\nI mean, we watch the state legislature push legislation that would make the official language of the state of Michigan English. Well, if that\u2019s the case then why don\u2019t we make sure that people are trained in English? We can\u2019t have it both ways. If you\u2019re honest about making English the language then let\u2019s make sure that everybody has access to learning English instead of just alienating people who look a little bit different or speak a little bit different.\nWould refugees be a part of this plan?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Absolutely. I mean, people come here believing in the American dream and nobody believes in that dream like refugees do. Right? They are coming here because they believe in an America where they too can have a better life. And we as a country I believe owe it to the world to open our doors and we\u2019re better because of it, right? I never met an immigrant in my life who didn\u2019t want what\u2019s best for their family and what\u2019s best for our country. Immigrants are part of who we are and we got to stop alienating people who look a little bit differently and we\u2019ve got to remember who we are at core \u2014 a place that believes in a set of ideals. We hold these truths to be self evident that all people are created equal. You take that seriously then that means that policy would have to follow that.\nOne of our audience members, John, wants to know if you believe in economic development deals with tax credits, incentives if they are necessary and useful for Michigan communities. And since you\u2019ve touched on that I\u2019d like to also ask you to address you\u2019ve brought up the MEDC quite a big and how cutting down on that would help pay for some of these other programs you are suggesting. So I want you to clarify would you eliminate the MEDC? Talk a little bit more about that.\nAbdul El-Sayed: We wouldn\u2019t eliminate the MEDC but under my leadership it\u2019s vision and values will change tremendously. Right now, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, MEDC, is in effect a vehicle by which politicians who have taken oodles of corporate money, paid back their commitments. And they pay back their commitments in huge subsidies that leave many of our corporations subsidized by state government. Literally, not paying a dime because they\u2019re getting more in state subsidies than they were supposed to pay in taxes. That, to me is absurd. You know, we all heard about the deal hat MEDC tried to broker with Amazon, $4 billion dollars in tax revenue. I know a lot of things we can do with $4 billion and I also know that Amazon is not hurting for money right now. So it\u2019s crazy to me that we keep making these decisions as a state. The only way we create jobs \u2014 and let me be clear about this \u2014 the only thing that creates jobs are people who have great ideas with the capacity to turn those ideas into commerce because they can move themselves, their ideas and their goods and services around. We don\u2019t have that capacity right now in Michigan because we stopped investing in our people. We stopped investing in our infrastructure and instead we are hook, line and sinker allowing corporations to offshore and automate our jobs and subsidizing them to do that. Makes no sense.\nWhat does the MEDC do under an El-Sayed administration? MEDC becomes an incubator and a scaler for small businesses. It\u2019s focused not just on unemployment, but it\u2019s focused on median family income because unemployment is incomplete when people are employed but they are only half employed. So they still don\u2019t have the means of being able to afford the basic dignities of life. And so we\u2019ve got to be able to invest in people that way and we\u2019ve got to make sure that the jobs that are being created are jobs that are protected, that pay a living wage and where we\u2019re not busting unions in the process.\nAnd so I believe that the MEDC can be a great tool of good, but not the way that it is set up right now. Not one that while it\u2019s creating sweetheart deals that move our money out into corporate bottom lines instead of moving our money into investments of real people and not when it\u2019s ignoring small businesses who are the real job creators over big businesses that on net have not created a job for the past 10 years.\nThe economy is going well right now, but there\u2019s a likelihood that we will be in a recession sometime in the next four years. What can you do as governor to position the state so that it will be able to weather the storm?\nAbdul El-Sayed: We\u2019ve watched this happen, right? We know why the economy may face that kind of downturn. And let\u2019s be clear, you look at the numbers that we always look at for the economy, but in this moment of inequality unemployment rate is not the best outcome you can look at because too many people are under employed. They may have a job but they got to work two or three just to be able to afford the basic things of a dignified life \u2014 a good meal on the table, a good roof over your head and some money you might be able to spend for money on the weekends, right?\nPeople don\u2019t have that in Michigan. I honestly think that right now as much as folks like to say that the economy is back the Michiganders I talk to across the state aren\u2019t quite feeling that. And what we\u2019ve seen is that even while corporate profits are up and unemployment is down labor participation at best in terms of access to the economy is stagnated and real wages falling. So the economy is not paying you what your worth anymore and so we\u2019ve got to stand up for an economy that does do that.\nLook, in Michigan right now we have a tremendous opportunity to be investing in infrastructure. Investments in infrastructure are going to create a tremendous number of jobs and those investments are the means of being able to pull ourselves out of a recession if we were to hit that and frankly, to protect ourselves from recession over the long term. I talked to you about what the Pure infrastructure, Michigan excuse me, the Pure Michigan Infrastructure Bank would allow us to do and it allows us to make those wholesale investments in infrastructure project that create high quality jobs over the long-term.\nI do believe that we as a state if we are willing to stop focusing on these huge corporations that are so volatile in a downturn, start focusing on small businesses and start focusing on high quality jobs that we can weather a storm.\nMichigan is a very diverse state between urban areas and a lot of rural areas as well. So I am interested in your ideas for transit throughout the state a little bit specifically in Southeast Michigan with the RTA.\nAbdul El-Sayed: Yeah. I think the RTA is a good start. I think whoever the next governor is has got to be willing to put a shoulder in to making sure that we get regional transit invested in. I believe our Pure Michigan Infrastructure Bank provides the right tool, so that the State comes in with some skin in the game. Like I told you earlier, the biggest competition that we have right now is the competition for young talent. And young talent keeps leaving because we don\u2019t offer the kind of lifestyle choices that young people are interested in. And those lifestyle choices often times are undergirded by the ability to move across different communities quickly. We don\u2019t have that in Michigan. I honestly believe that mass transportation is mission critical for the future of our state and I am committed to getting it done.\nOur audience members, Debbie and Ray, want to know about your plans for car insurance and specifically how you would lower the rates.\nAbdul El-Sayed:Thank you Debbie and Ray for a really important question. I was just in Detroit today and in Detroit\u2019s 48227 zip code Detroiters pay five times the national average in auto insurance. We\u2019ve got a plan to reverse the rates. It consists of four things: 1. No more red lining. Right now, we allow auto insurers to make decisions about what your rates are based on what job you work, what your education level is, your credit score and where you live. That doesn\u2019t make sense to me. The only thing they should be able to pay attention to is your driving record and whether or not you\u2019re over the age of 25. That to me is the only thing that should be taken into account when a decision is made about how much you pay. So we got to push the anti-redlining bill that has been championed by people like Abdul Lahamoud representative out of Dearborn.\nWe\u2019ve also got to stand up and build a truth in insurance commission. What truth in insurance would do is create the means of every day people to hold insurance companies accountable. Being able to say, how have you put together your rates? Why are you caring what you\u2019re charging? How much money is in the catastrophic claims fund? Right now, we don\u2019t have any visibility on that and the lack of transparency is hurting people.\n3. We have watched as both the hospital industry and trial lawyers have taken advantage and exploited the system. Right now, the hospital industry can charge auto insurers well more than they would charge other sources of insurance for the same exact set of goods and that\u2019s not okay anymore. So we have got to establish a fee schedule that is stuck to by the hospitals. And then we\u2019ve watched as trial lawyers have in effect exploited rules of accidents being able to charge auto insurance for legal fees and I just don\u2019t think that\u2019s right.\nAnd then lastly, the reason our auto insurance is so expensive in Michigan is because we\u2019re one of very few states that allows auto insurance to double as health insurance do. I believe in universal health insurance and I hope that we get to talk about our Michigan plan. And what Michicare would do is provide every Michigander access to health insurance so we can let auto insurance go back to being auto insurance again. We do those four things our rates come way down and we don\u2019t have these disparities in rates in different communities across the state.\nCanada is Michigan\u2019s largest trading partner, international trading partner. How do you think that the tensions between the Trump administration and the Canadian government might hurt your relationship between you and your counterpart in Ontario?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Well, let\u2019s be clear, we\u2019ve got a president in office that does not understand the very basics of trade however much he likes to think about himself that way and is on pace to really, really hurt people in communities like ours. Because the sectors that are going to get pinched if there is a trade war are going to be agriculture, specifically, specialty agriculture which hurts Michigan farmers tremendously. I was just in Traverse City eating some cherries and thinking about what\u2019s going to happen to cherry farmers if this continues forward. And then manufacturing. And Michigan will really, really hurt if this continues forward.\nMy job as governor will be to do the work of trying to ease those relationships and trying to move the leverage that we have at the state level to try and ease up what might happen if a trade war exists. Because let\u2019s be clear, I just won\u2019t have the power that he has at the federal level. And if he continues forward we\u2019re going to be in a world of hurt. But we have got a responsibility to stand up and I believe that working with other governors and working with other state leaders who recognize the consequences that this awful trade policy is going to have for their communities I believe that we have a strong voice to be able to advocate and get him to start paying attention to basic economics again.\nCould you please fill us in more on that plan?\nAbdul El-Sayed:Yeah. I\u2019m a doctor and I believe in the responsibility of providing everybody access to healthcare as a human right. But here\u2019s the thing, we have an opportunity not just to provide all 600,000 Michiganders who don\u2019t have healthcare with access to it. All 10 million Michiganders with access to high quality healthcare, but the ability to save Michiganders money. Michicare is a single payer Medicare for all style healthcare plan. What this offers is every Michigander access to high quality healthcare that would reduce the costs of healthcare itself by cutting the insurance middle man out and by reducing the costs of things like prescription drugs because the State has the ability to negotiate on every resident\u2019s behalf. And reducing the cost of auto insurance as we talked about because no longer will you need auto insurance to be health insurance too.\nWe\u2019re calculating that the average family earning about $48,000 a year would save $5,000. That\u2019s literally 10% of their take home every year in healthcare costs alone. But not only that, it\u2019s good for business. The way we would pay for it is through a progressive payroll tax as well as a gross receipts tax over $2 million. Meaning 75% of businesses aren\u2019t going to pay a dime. 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So we got an opportunity to stand up, to reduce the cost of healthcare, provide healthcare for every Michigander and potentially more importantly, create the kind of healthcare space that allows us to incentive prevention again in the health system and to provide high-quality healthcare where we don\u2019t currently have it because the market doesn\u2019t supply it in our rural communities where hospitals are shutting down and in urban communities where hospitals shut down a long time ago.\nWhat\u2019s your stance on the Voters Not Politicians initiatives?\nAbdul El-Sayed: I think it\u2019s amazing. Just look at its enemies. These are all people that have benefitted from a system that put corporations over every day people. So I believe in Voters Not Politicians. I cannot wait to vote for it. If I\u2019m not governor even if it doesn\u2019t pass I will work to wed our system to independent bipartisan redistricting over the long-term because I will have oversight over the next redistricting process. It\u2019s time for us to break this system that has left us with one of the most unequal distributions of government in the country, frankly. We are the second most gerrymandered state in the country. And just to be clear for folks who don\u2019t understand exactly what this means \u2014 we got 38 senators Michigan. 27 of them are Republicans. 11 of them are Democrats. And we all know that the vote doesn\u2019t go more than 45 to 55 either way in any given election. So we\u2019ve got to stand up for a government that is actually fair where instead of politicians getting to pick what their voters are, voters get to pick who their politicians are.\nIf legislators are drawing these lines you said you would have significant oversight over it \u2014 can you talk about what you would change? How you would do that?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Well look, I believe that we have got to go to mathematically independent redistricting and you know, however much legislators are drawing lines has got to come through my office to get okayed. And I am unwilling to pass a system that is not fair. And I\u2019ll be honest, when I say fair I mean not gerrymandered either way. We\u2019re at a crisis point in our democracy right now. And that crisis point is that people have stopped trusting in the institutions whether it be journalism and the voracity of the free press or the voracity of their vote in the democracy. Because we have seen people play on the edges right? And change the conversation in so many ways that are not good for democracy. I don\u2019t think it\u2019s good to be gerrymandered either way. I mean currently right now it\u2019s gerrymandered in favor of Republicans obviously. But I wouldn\u2019t want to gerrymander it in favor of Democrats either. Because democracy suffers when people don\u2019t believe in their democracy and don\u2019t believe that it\u2019s a fair and free process.\nAnd so we\u2019ve got to stand up together and demand that our elections matter again. That people have access to the vote openly again and that the work that you guys do bringing light to our democracy is trusted and believed again. That\u2019s a lot of work. And so to me gerrymandering is one of the biggest enemies because it basically tells folks in certain communities that their vote doesn\u2019t matter. It becomes a culture of just not voting because you don\u2019t\u2019 believe your vote matters. And we have got to address that and I think gerrymandering is one of the biggest reasons we are down this hole and we\u2019ve got to get out of it.\nPicking up on that, Michigan recently received the lowest rating in transparency among all of the states in a study that was done. So I\u2019m wondering how much of an issue that is for you if reforms would be part of your administration, specifically, to the Freedom of Information Act coverage and campaign finance disclosure?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Yeah, Sandra, you and I both know that why exactly transparency matters because if you want to know what is happening in the governors office good luck. You can\u2019t actually file a Freedom of Information Act request or what\u2019s happening in a Senatorial office. Under my leadership the minute I take office I am submitting my entire administration to Freedom of Information Act accountability and would seek legislation that opens that kind of transparency across the Senate and the Governor\u2019s office. That\u2019s number one.\nCampaign finance I think right now is the single most alarming issue in the state of Michigan. We watched as the Sneider administration signed into law a set of policies called Citizens United on steroids. And what\u2019s worse is we\u2019re watching as Democrats are using those rules corrupting a democratic primary through these vehicles that can take unlimited amounts of corporate money and not showing us where that money is coming from. I am the only candidate on the Democratic side that has fully complied with federal financial disclosures. Both Sara and I \u2014 my wife and I. And that is because we believe it\u2019s really important that people know where our money is coming from and that we\u2019re not bought.\nI don\u2019t take a dime of corporate money. I don\u2019t have a 527 called Build a Better Michigan that is running ads that may be breaking the law telling you to vote for me. Anything that I\u2019ve collected has been from real people, individuals. And everything that you see about my campaign is paid for by my campaign. We\u2019ve got to get the corporate influence out of our politics. It is one of the worst things about this moment that we\u2019re in. And we\u2019re watching both Democrats and Republicans play by those rules. And if you want to know who is going to solve it it\u2019s the person who has rejected the rules in the first place. Right? If you got there playing by those rules the likelihood that you are going to try to change those rules on the back end I don\u2019t see it happening. You benefitted too much.\nAs for me, I\u2019m not benefitting from those rules. I\u2019m being perfectly honest about where my money is coming from. Neither Mr. Sanadar or Senator Whitmore have done this and you know, it shows. Both of them are millionaires. Both of them see politics in a particular kind of way. I don\u2019t. I was never supposed to run for office. To me as a public servant I saw the responsibility when I realized how much of a corrupting influence the corporate money had on our politics. You got a major in Detroit right now who got more money from people who worked for Blue Cross Blue Shield than the people who lived in the city of Detroit where he is mayor. Tells you something about whose decisions he\u2019s making. And so we\u2019ve got a real responsibility to bring it back to government for people and by people. And I am deeply committed to do that both in the way that I am running and in the way that I will govern.\nAs you pointed out Michiganders will be voting on legalizing recreational marijuana this fall. What\u2019s your opinion of it not only as a person who will be voting on it but As a physician?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Yeah. I believe that we need to legalize marijuana. I\u2019ve never smoked marijuana just as a matter of personal choice, but I do believe that there are a lot of reasons why we\u2019ve got to get out and we\u2019ve got to legalize this. 1. It\u2019s a civil rights issue. If you are black in this country you are 3.3 times as likely to be arrested for marijuana possession just by no higher likelihood of use. And it is a big reason why that plus the war on drugs it is a big reason why we have seen a tearing apart of social fabrics in low-income African American communities because of the system of laws on the books and the way that we police. It\u2019s not right. We have to upend it.\nI intend when legalization happens, I intend to both pardon and to push legislation to expunge records of non-violent offenses for marijuana possession. That\u2019s number one. 2. I\u2019m a doctor. I remember seeing a patient, a 10-year-old girl who had a seizure disorder and tried all the medications with all the side effects that came with them and the thing that worked was marijuana. The thing is that we don\u2019t\u2019 actually know how to use it in what amount, in what delivery mechanism, in what regimen of use because it remains illegal for recreational use. And so we\u2019ve got a responsibility to better understand cannabis as a medication and I don\u2019t believe that happens until we legalize it.\n3. There is a lot of money that the state could be making on excise taxes on the back end, $125 million that goes into investing in the things we talked about; schools and roads. We got a responsibility to make sure we can do that.\n4. 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Second, we have a really good opportunity to be able to stand up the ability to do some of this research in Michigan and as somebody who was NIH funded as a researcher I know how to do that and I think we\u2019ve got an opportunity to set that up so that we are creating the kind of medical knowledge that benefits people in the state.\nSo I look forward to a moment when the state stands up and does the right thing and legalizes. And I think we\u2019re in a good position to make sure that the use and the sale is safe and that the best benefit comes out of it.\nDo you have any concerns about the potential social and health issues that may arise by having a broader access to marijuana?\nAbdul El-Sayed: Sure. Look, we\u2019ve got to make sure that marijuana doesn\u2019t fall into the hands of children and we\u2019ve got to make sure that people are not driving while intoxicated. The fact is keeping it illegal doesn\u2019t make that that much easier, right? 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        "raw_content": "Home > Business > 5 Tips For Becoming A Software Developer\nBecoming a professional software developer is definitely a dream of many as it is listed in the most desirable professions of the year 2015 according to a survey. Therefore, while preparing for being an outshines software developer, keep following tips in mind.\n1. Ask yourself about the given interest in the programming: initially when I was preparing myself for entering the field of software development, I had only two options to choose between when it comes to software programming. Your options were either closed to coding for a mainframe computer which was then called as a personal computer (PC). To be honest, programming on the mainframe has never attracted me. However, today we are having plenty of options to choose from. Therefore, before you dig deep in the field, take an abysmal breath and choose your priority for software development. For example, either you want to go for software development or for mobile device development or gaming is your priority.\n2. Know the basics of programming: learning a computer language is something else than learning the wholesome of programming. These are equally important, yet different skills. Having a command of computer language and learning the fundamentals of programming are two must haves to become a successful software developer. Problem solving lies in the essence of software programming therefore if you are trying to hire affordable software development services, then sole reliance on the proficiency of programming language wouldn\u2019t help you alone.\n3. Select an appropriate programming language: as I mention at the start of the article that developers of modern times have plenty of options to choose the programming language unlike old times where choices were restricted to traditional languages FORTRAN & COBOL for programming on mainframe computers. For example, they can either work in Delphi, Clipper, Power Builder, C++ or C#, Java and Python just to name a few. Before jumping professionally in the field, take some time to establish your preferences in the course of languages. All languages are good, but only a few will be most suited for the project you are working on therefore, select the one which you find most applicable to your work.\n4. Explore the best and most accessible options to learn the craft of programming: several ways of learning the dexterity of programming, however, choose the one which you find easier and feasible for yourselves. For example, you can opt a traditional course by getting a degree in computer science However, there is no fix methodology to achieve the title of the software developer. For example, you can either go for certifications like Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). For that purpose there is a Microsoft self-paced training kit to help in getting the task done.\n5. Explore your interests: after you complete the above mentioned points, they will bring you in a better position to understand whether you like the job or the gained knowledge or not. Nobody would like to strangle themselves in the undesirable job. Does this field inspire you the same way as it was done initially? If you have a positive answer for that then you should fasten your seat belt and get ready for a long joyride of knowledge, expertise and ability to ensure the provision of affordable software development services\nYour Important Guide To The Records You Should Keep If You Are A Self-Employed Individual",
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        "raw_content": "TLC Pen Factor Writing Competition Closes May 22nd\nI know it is exceedingly short notice, but this needed to be posted, so here it is\u2026 The TLC Pen Factor Writing Competition Closes tomorrow May 22nd, details below, please follow the links to the TLC site for details and conditions. Good luck! This is the final week to submit your previously unpublished fiction/non-fiction to the TLC Pen\u2026\nExposure to Literary Agents in the Masters Review Anthology\nThe Masters Review is looking for emerging authors for its anthology. Submissions are open from January 1, 2015 to March 31, 2015. Winners are published in the anthology, which is sent to agents and editors.\n16/02/2015 in Writing Competitions.\n2015 Bristol Short Story Prize Open for Entries\nAnother opportunity for writers, as the Bristol Short Story Prize opens its doors for 2015 entries. The key facts: It costs \u00a38 for each story entered Open to published and unpublished authors First prize \u00a31,000 plus a \u00a3150 Waterstones gift card, 2nd prize \u00a3700 plus \u00a3100 Waterstones gift card and 3rd prize \u00a3400, plus \u00a3100\u2026\nWin a literary agent and \u00a31,000 \u2013 deadline 31 Jan\nConville & Walsh has launched its Word of Mouth Prize \u2013 looking for new authors. The key facts: As far as I can see, it\u2019s free to enter Deadline 31 January \u2013 so be quick Manuscript doesn\u2019t have to be finished, but you must have a synopsis and a minimum 30,000 words Open to authors\u2026\nBare Fiction Prize 2014 Taking Entries in October\nThe Bare Fiction Prize is open for entries, until 31 October. Calling all poetry (max 40 lines), flash fiction (max 500 words) and short stories (max 3,000) for a chance to win \u00a3500 (1st), \u00a3200 (2nd) and \u00a3100 (3rd) for each category with 4 commendations of \u00a325 each. The prize also includes publication in the\u2026\nWriting Competition for Children\u2019s Authors\nBloomsbury Children\u2019s Books is looking for new authors, writing for children up to 12 year\u2019s old. The Prize: A publishing contract with Bloomsbury, including advance payment of \u00a35,000 \u2013 not to be sniffed at. Plus all shortlisted authors receive signed book bundles and are invited to attend the prize ceremony with agents present. How to Enter:\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "So, what is the difference between the Kindle, the Kindle Oasis, the Kindle Paperwhite and the Kindle Voyage? Let me explain what separates these popular electronic book readers.\nBack when e-readers first showed up, there were only two to choose from: The Kindle Wi-Fi and the Kindle 3G, and they were pretty much the same except for connectivity. Now you need to be a bit more knowledgeable when you shop for an e-reader. Today there are basically four to choose from, and they are offered at ranging prices. eReader\nThe cheap Kindle eReader has a touchscreen, and was first offered in 2006. You can pick it up at Amazon starting at $79.99. On the other end of the scale is the Kindle Oasis which will cost you $249.99. The other two models, the Kindle Paperwhite and the Kindle Voyage range in between, with different options for each one.\nNow, which one will you buy?? I know, you don\u2019t have enough information yet. 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Ground crews, aircraft and heavy equipment are responding and have been making positive progress with air tankers and strike teams.\nOn Aug. 6, BC Wildfire Service discovered eight new fires. The largest is located east of the Gustafsen Lake Forest Service Road and northwest of Flat Lake Park and is estimated at 1.1 hectares in size. Air tankers have completed action and will be requested back if necessary and there are 14 firefighters on site. There are four other fires in this general vicinity including two spot fires, one fire is estimated at 0.3-hectare and one at 0.6 hectares.\nThere are five fires located near Lang Lake, the largest of these wildfires is estimated to be 10 hectares and is in Being Held status. The remaining four fires are all spot fires.\nThere is one fire located near Sodium Lake that is still an estimated 24 hectares in size. It is now considered to be Under Control.\nThere are two wildfires north of the Marble Range Park. The largest being the Wild Goose Lake fire, estimated at 20 hectares in size and considered to be in Being Held status. The other fire in this area is in Under Control status and is an estimated 0.8 hectares in size.\nThe BC Wildfire service has identified 19 active wildfires in the Quesnel fire zone; one spot fire was discovered yesterday near Nazko Road and one near the Itcha Ilgachuz Park was called out. There are no structures or communities threatened at this time.\nAll of the wildfires have been assessed and being actioned in priority sequence. Ground crews, aircraft and heavy equipment are responding.\nThere are three fires located north of Bellos Lake and west of Norton Creek Road, the largest of these is 0.3 hectares. Two of the fires are now considered to be in Under Control status.\nThere are three active fires in the area north of Highway 26, east of the community of Quesnel and west of Bowron Lake Park. The largest is C11853 and is estimated at 20 hectares in size. This fire is now considered to be Under Control\nKeithley Creek Mountain area has two wildfires. The largest is the Cottonwood fire, estimated at 60 hectares.\nThree wildfires are north of the Itcha Ilgachuz Park. The Shag Creek wildfire is now being handled by the Chilcotin Fire Zone, for more information on this fire refer to the Chilcotin section of this update. The other two fires in this area are both considered in Being Held status.\nLastly, there are five fires south of Kluskoil Lake Park and northwest of Nazko, the largest is 4 hectares and is Under Control.\nThe Williams Lake area in the Central fire zone has eight active wildfires all of which are Under Control. There are no structures or communities threatened at this time.\nTwo fires are located near the Junction Sheep Range Park; the largest is estimated at 199 hectares. This fire is located inside the park boundaries and is Under Control. One fire was called out yesterday in this area.\nA fire was discovered on Aug. 7 and is estimated to be 0.50 hectares. It is located north of White Pelican Park.\nThe BC Wildfire Service had a successful day in the Chilcotin fire zone on Aug. 6. Five fires were called out and there are only four active wildfires. One fire was discovered late yesterday afternoon approximately 10 kilometres west of Alexis Creek and two and a half kilometres south of Bull Canyon. It is estimated to be two hectares and is currently burning in grass. This fire is likely visible from Highway 20.\nThe Chantslar Lake fire is 120 hectares and is 100 per cent guarded. The perimeter of the fire saw increased activity on Aug. 6 but crews were successful in using equipment and air support to drop water on hot spots.\nThere is a 55-hectare fire near Itcha Ilgachuz park. Smoke was visible on Aug. 6 on the southern flank of the fire that was actioned with air support and there are seven firefighters on site.\nThe 4.3-hectare fire near Bull Canyon is Under Control and crews are patrolling the fire.\nThe Chilcotin fire zone is also responding to the Shag Creek fire that is located within the Quesnel Fire Zone. There is increased fire activity due to strong wind conditions and it is estimated at 45 hectares. Due to safety concerns we have pulled resources off of this fire, the BC Wildfire Service will continue to monitor and assess the situation. There are no communities or structures threatened at this time.\nDue to current weather conditions, three fires burning within identified natural boundaries in Coastal Fire Centre areas of Tweedsmuir Provincial Park are producing smoke that is visible from Highway 20 and surrounding areas, including parts of the Chilcotin. 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        "raw_content": "Jarryd Hayne Announces Retirement from the NFL\nThe San Francisco 49ers announced on Sunday that running back Jarryd Hayne has retired from the National Football League.\n\u201cWe would like to thank Jarryd for his contributions to the San Francisco 49ers organization and our community over the last year,\u201d said 49ers general manager Trent Baalke. \u201cJarryd is a tremendous example of what can happen when you commit to a goal and do everything in your power to make it a reality. He earned the right to wear a 49ers uniform and compete alongside the best in the game. We fully support Jarryd\u2019s decision to pursue another dream - representing the Fiji Rugby Sevens team in this summer\u2019s Olympic games. We look forward to watching him in Rio and wish him continued success.\u201d\n<span style=\"text-decoration: underline;\">Statement from Jarryd Hayne:</span>\n\u201cI\u2019d like to thank Jed and the entire York family for giving me the opportunity to fulfill my dream of playing in the National Football League. I also want to thank Trent and his staff, as well as Jim Tomsula, Tom Rathman and the other coaches who invested in me to make this dream a reality. I\u2019d also like to thank Coach Kelly for the opportunity to come back this year. The support and understanding from the 49ers organization was unbelievable when I let them know about my decision to pursue another dream. The past 12 months with the San Francisco 49ers have been absolutely incredible. I could not have predicted how far I have come as an NFL player. To not only be able to play in a game but also say that I started a game in the NFL is something that I will remember for a lifetime.\n\u201cI am retiring from the NFL because the Fiji Rugby Sevens team reached out to me about the opportunity to join the team for the upcoming Olympics, and I simply could not pass that chance up. The Olympics has been something I have admired since I was a little boy, and it is an opportunity I feel very similar to me joining the NFL.\n\u201cThe 49ers organization has been incredibly supportive throughout my journey and I cannot thank them and the support staff enough. I am especially grateful to the strength and conditioning coaches, trainers and medical staff, equipment guys, public relations crew, chefs, logistics, and merchandise staff for their countless hours helping me in many different ways, so I could focus on football. Thank you to the fans from down under, as well as those around the world, who stood behind me and supported me along this amazing journey. I also want to thank the boys, especially my running back brothers, for their help and support in my transition to the NFL. I wish the team nothing but the best for the upcoming season.\nHayne (6-2, 220) originally signed with the 49ers as an undrafted free agent on March 3, 2015. He appeared in eight games (one start) last season and registered 17 carries for 52 yards along with six receptions for 27 yards. He also returned eight punts for 76 yards on special teams.\nA 28-year-old native of Minto, a suburb of Sydney in New South Wales Australia, Hayne spent the previous nine years (2006-14) in the National Rugby League (NRL) with the Parramatta Eels. In 2014, Hayne won numerous Dally M Awards, which are given to the best and fairest player over the entire National Rugby League regular season, as he was named the Player of the Year, Best Fullback, Top Tryscorer and Representative Player. Hayne previously won the Dally M Player of the Year and Best Fullback Awards in 2009, the Best Winger Award in 2007, and the Best Rookie Award in 2006. He also represented Fiji in the 2008 Rugby League World Cup and Australia in the 2013 Rugby League World Cup.",
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        "raw_content": "The immediate task is to dial down the tensions over Sabarimala\nThe riotous scenes in the pathways leading to the Sabarimala temple in Kerala in the last few days ought to persuade everyone, irrespective of where they stand on the Supreme Court\u2019s recent verdict, of the importance of one thing: to keep the peace. There is little to be gained in this surcharged atmosphere in stoking further trouble or using religious sentiment for political purposes. Whether one agrees with it or not, there is no dispute that the Supreme Court judgment allowing into the shrine the entry of all women, irrespective of their age, is the law of the land. Also, that it will remain so unless overturned by an even larger bench. The popular protests that have consumed Kerala following the Supreme Court judgment have suggested there is a sizeable section of devotees of both sexes that believes women in the age group of 10 to 50 should not be permitted into the shrine. But even so, this is no basis for devotees to prevent the implementation of the Supreme Court order, by threats and the unseemly use of force. Not one woman has managed to enter the temple, with two of them being turned away just 500 metres from the shrine. Faced with a threat by the head priest that the shrine itself would be closed if any of the women entered it, the police advised a woman journalist and an activist to turn back.\nThese developments do not augur well. Located in forest terrain, the shrine is accessible only from a few points, rendering it easy for protesters to stop vehicles and check for women in the 10 to 50 age group. It transpires that two of the women who tried to enter the temple were activists. The State government has now declared that its protection is available only to genuine devotees and not those trying to make a statement. After the drama and tension of the last few days, it is time for calmer reflection, not provocation. Activists and non-devotees are legally entitled to visit the shrine, but in such a volatile atmosphere, little is gained and a lot is lost by merely attempting to score a point. Everyone would do well to await the outcome of the review petitions before the apex court, even if the same issues resurfaced were the court to reiterate its verdict. The State government, the Travancore Devaswom Board and the devotees should discuss ways of implementing the Supreme Court order instead of frittering away their energies on managing protests and conflicts on a daily basis. If no solution is found soon, there is a risk that incidents may recur on any day when the shrine is open. Next month, the temple will open again for a longer season, placing a question mark on the possibility of peaceful and incident-free worship for devotees. Meanwhile, it is important that everyone works together to ensure that such fears are unfounded.\nTaliban surge\nWith the Kandahar attack, the militants strike a blow to Afghan election and peace processes\nThe attack on a high-level meeting inside the Governor\u2019s compound in southern Kandahar on Thursday, killing top security officials, is yet another reminder of the sharply deteriorating security situation in Afghanistan. In recent years, theTaliban had shown its capability to infiltrate official meetings and attack any government building, notwithstanding claims by the authorities of heightened security. A year ago, the Kandahar Governor\u2019s office had come under attack by militants, resulting in the death of a Deputy Governor, the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates and members of Parliament. Thursday\u2019s assault happened at a meeting that was attended by General Austin \u2018Scott\u2019 Miller, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan. U.S. troops later said he was unhurt, while Gen. Abdul Raziq, the Kandahar police chief, and Abdul Momin, the Kandahar intelligence chief, were killed. Kandahar Governor Zalmai Wesa was also targeted in the attack, but there were conflicting reports about the status of his health. Raziq was arguably the most powerful police commander in southern Afghanistan. A close ally of the U.S., he had previously survived several attempts on his life and was instrumental in coordinating the local police networks in the fight against the Taliban. His death will leave a security vacuum in the south, especially at a time when the Taliban has launched an all-out offensive.\nSignificantly, the Kandahar attack happened two days ahead of the much-delayed parliamentary election. From the day the election dates were announced, the Taliban had warned those participating in the process. The security situation is so dire in the country that one-third of the polling stations will not open on Saturday, election day. Over the past couple of months, the Taliban has repeatedly targeted election offices and gatherings, killing at least 10 candidates and dozens of their supporters. The already overstretched Afghan security forces will now have to deal with the fallout of the Kandahar strike. The attack is a setback for the U.S. plan for direct talks with the Taliban as a way out of the 17-year-long conflict. Zalmay Khalilzad, the American special envoy to Afghanistan, recently met Taliban representatives in Qatar.The push for talks comes from a realisation that the war has drifted into a stalemate and an outright military solution could be impossible. And as it finally comes around to the idea of direct talks, the U.S. is trying to turn up pressure on the militant group through Pakistan. 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        "raw_content": "Photo: Canadian Olympic Team website\nThe Thorold Figure Skating Club\u2019s big ice show is going to feature a Canadian champion this year.\nKaetlyn Osmond will be hitting the ice at the Thorold Arena on February 23rd and 24th. The show\u2019s theme will be Dancing Through the Decades and tickets are available online here.\nOsmond brought home a bronze medal in women\u2019s singles and a gold in the team event from the PyeongChang Olympics in 2018. She also won the a gold medal at the ISU World Championships that same year.\nPrevious articleWelland Humane Society Caring for Cat with Missing Leg Bone\nNext articleOLG Announces Two Big Winners in Vineland!",
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        "raw_content": "Everything was \"perfect\". How did I lose her?\nJust when things seem perfect, when she seems like she is sooo into you, most men in long-term relationships find themselves single\u2026 having no clue of what might have gone wrong. Let\u2019s face it: The dating world has become so competitive to the extent that a minor fault on your part lands the next guy on the waiting list your spot. And in some cases, the woman gets married less than six months down the line.\nMaybe you took too long to move to the next level. Much as you may be comfortable in the dating zone, if you don\u2019t seal the deal, she will find a man who is willing to make that lifetime commitment. A man needs to be there for his woman, make her feel like she is No. 1 and most of all, declare to her openly that she wants to be with her for life. 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One slip and she is gone!\nYeah, your four-year girlfriend is not like that. Yeah your girlfriend loves you too much ever leave\u2026 her life is centered around you. You think? Well those many men who got dumped after years of long-term dating disagree. Your woman will only continue to be yours if you play your cards right. The moment she starts feeling short-changed, YOU ARE SOOO OUT!\n3 responses to \"Everything was \"perfect\". How did I lose her?\"\nLovely_Le says:\nUnfortunately I find this article to be ridiculously True. I know too many men And women who have had it soooo good and they took their significant other for a 'chump' and then got dumped. Complaing about things that are petty and worthless but weigh on their partner like a bag of bricks. Personally I know what it's like to think 'If I'm good to them, they'll be good to me'... Not all of the times but sometimes it's much simpler than that: People Use People, Period. It's sad but it happens. No matter how good you may want something or someone to be it may not be in the cards to work out that way. Some need to learn how to walk away. I Personally don't believe anything can be worked out over time. No matter how long you invest in someone else growth and maturity as a person if their not willing to put forth that same effort with attention to detail you'll eventually be fighting that battle Alone. Just remember to remain optimistic, although you may have lost that battle you could be on your way to winning the War - of Love;) I've met abuser's who 'changed' over a period of time looking to reconnect with an old love but that person has moved on. Now dating someone or even married to someone Worthy of the love and devotion they have to give. Then there's those who NEVER get it together. They constantly treat their partner like crap and wonder why aren't they doing what I want them to? haha! I know this 'madness' first hand and it's Exhausting! I Truly believe Life as well as Love is Simple but people complicate it. If you want someone to love you and be loyal to you like Royalty conduct yourself as a Queen or King~\nI would have to say everything could not be perfect if the person left. Maybe the woman had things on her mind and wanted to talk about, but you were too busy for her. I have had quite a few experiences where guys pursue me and once we're in a relationship, they start treating you like I'm no longer important to them. They no longer have time for me, don't want to do special things like going on dates etc etc. Worse if a woman tries to bring up these things that are bothering her, she is said to be causing drama. If you don't care that she feels bad, why should she stay? I have always heard what you do to get someone is what you have to do to keep them. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Blogpost > Singapore > Singapore vacation packages\nSingapore vacation by visiting the Singapore Flyer, one of the tallest Ferris wheels in the world, which sits atop a three-story shopping and restaurant mall. As you view the city from this modern aerie, you\u2019ll be able to see the Marina Bay area and Clarke Quay at the mouth of the Singapore River. A former trading sector, Clarke Quay is now the site of smart boutiques, upmarket restaurants, trendy nightclubs, and entrepreneurial pushcart vendors. After returning to the ground, visit Merlion Park with its iconic 28-foot-tall statue of Singapore\u2019s logo, a lion with a fish\u2019s tail. And because Singapore is a city that never sleeps, there\u2019s plenty to do at night. Hit up a number of trendy nightclubs and bars\nre has made the most of its location. Long a flourishing trading post at the crossroads of the world, the island became well-known on the world stage when it became a British trade colony in the early 19th century. Now Singapore is still a world center for trade, but it\u2019s much more than that too:Singapore\u2019s biggest claim to fame is still shopping, and many travelers head here for this alone. The city\u2019s malls and boutiques offer a cosmopolitan experience where big brands abound.Singapore skyline is a captivating sight of modernity with interesting architecture and attractive skyscrapers, but there is more to the city-state than that. Despite only covering 710 square kilometres and being the third most densely populated country in the world, half of the country is covered in parks. Escape city life\nSingapore blends old-world charm and modern amenities to create an unforgettable vacation experience.January tend to fall around 78 degrees Fahrenheit, while summer highs reach approximately 90 degrees regularly. Visitors may save money by traveling during the rainy months from December to March or June through September as local hotels offer discounts to attract visitors during the northeast and southwest monsoon seasons. Months outside these seasons tend to be drier and attract more tourists. The Singapore Food Festival highlights the best the country has to offer from its unique blend of southeastern Asian cuisines. The World Gourmet Summit features local chefs and international experts from around the globe.\nPunit SharmaLeave a Comment on Singapore vacation packages0\nPrev PostSingapore tours from India\nNext PostMalaysia malaysia malaysia",
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This resolution calls on the U.S. Congress to adopt a constitutional amendment requiring an annual balanced federal budget or as an alternative, calls for a convention for proposing amendments as provided by Article V of the U.S. Constitution to propose a Constitutional Amendment requiring an annual balanced federal budget.\nA RESOLUTION, for the purpose of petitioning the Congress of the United States to adopt an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, for submission to the states, to require, with certain exceptions, that the federal budget be balanced; or, in the alternative, to call a convention for the sole and exclusive purpose of proposing a Federal balanced budget amendment for submission to the states for ratification.\nWHEREAS, with each passing year this nation becomes deeply in debt as its expenditures grossly, and repeatedly, exceed available revenues so that the public debt now exceeds $18 trillion; and\nWHEREAS, attempts to limit spending, including the impoundment of funds by the President of the United States, have resulted in strenuous assertions that the responsibility for appropriations is the constitutional duty of the Congress; 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For example, after paying due homage to West African griots, who use music to accompany their epic tales, and drawing direct ancestral lines from them to late \u201960s and early \u201970s revolutionary African-American poets like The Last Poets and Gil Scott-Heron, every history of the music worth its salt describes Jamaican-born, Bronx-based DJ Kool Herc as \u201cthe godfather of hip hop.\u201d\nIn the mid and late-\u201970s DJ Kool Herc applied techniques prevalent in Jamaican dub music to U.S. dance music, specifically focusing on \u201cbreaks,\u201d which are the moments in a song when the drum beat rhythms that underlie dance music appear on their own, and \u201ctoasting,\u201d which is the act of speaking to the audience rhythmically during the breaks. Herc would use two turntables, each with a copy of the same record, isolate the drum beats from disco or funk songs on one and play that section through, go to the next record and play that same section, then back and forth and back and forth, a technique that came to be called \u201clooping.\u201d (In the highly competitive culture that developed around early hip hop\u2013at least according to legend\u2013Herc used to soak the labels off his records so no other DJs would steal his beats.) Herc also had the loudest sound system around, and hauled it from block party to block party in the Bronx, always guaranteeing a good time. (Watch Herc explain how he developed the idea of \u201cthe Merry Go Round.\u201d)\nAFRIKA \u201cBAM\u201d BAMBAATAA\nThe next hip hop legend who features prominently in most histories of the genre is Afrika \u201cBam\u201d Bambaataa, who began his storied career in hip hop as a South Bronx deejay and co-founder of a brutal street gang known as the Black Spades, and went on to become known as, among other things, \u201cTHE GODFATHER/GRANDFATHER OF HIP HOP, FATHER OF ELECTRO-FUNK, MASTER OF RECORDS, AMBASSADOR OF HIP HOP, GREATEST DJ ON EARTH, HIP HOP\u2019S FOREMOST DJ, THE BEST DJ IN BUSINESS.\u201d Afrika\u2019s family, some members of which were active in black liberation struggles of the late \u201960s and early \u201970s infused him with a political consciousness that would ultimately shape his approach to music. Having won a trip to Africa in what his many biographies vaguely refer to as \u201can essay contest,\u201d Bambaataa\u2013at that point still known by his given name, Kevin Donovan\u2013found inspiration in the South African Zulu nation\u2019s struggles against the apartheid regime. He adopted his now famous pseudonym, choosing \u201cBambaataa\u201d in honor of a Zulu chief, Bambatha kaMancinza, who led a 1906 rebellion against British colonizers, and returned to the Bronx determined to use the power of music to improve the lives of the African-American and Latino youth in his community. He soon transformed the Black Spades into the Universal Zulu Nation, a peace-seeking alternative to the violence of street gang culture, and spread the Zulu ideology, and by his extension, early hip hop culture, by DJ\u2019ing (\u201cdisc jockeying\u201d) at massive street parties around the city.\nMore about Bambaataa:\nMeet Bambaataa in this excerpt from British documentary about hip hop | Watch Bambaataa perform his biggest hit, \u201cPlanet Rock,\u201d in 1982 (\u201cGotta rock it don\u2019t stop it, gotta rock it don\u2019t stop, keep tickin\u2019 and tockin\u2019, working\u2019 all around the clock.\u201d)| In this 2011 Chicago Tribune article, Bambaataa states what can only be seen as a reasonable life goal: \u201cThe only thing I want is to awaken all humans on the planet that we are living on Mother Earth.\u201d\nIn the late \u201970s rappers (deejays speaking rhymes over rhythmic breaks) began to attract attention from musicians outside the Bronx, and even outside their own African-American and Latino communities, such as Debbie Harry of the punk/New Wave band Blondie and members of the British band The Clash. As rap music moved from the Bronx Streets to the Manhattan mainstream, record producers became eager to bring this music to a wider audience (or, as some may say, cash in on it). At just this time a fledgling New Jersey-based label called Sugar Hill Records pulled together a group of MC\u2019s (MC=\u201dmaster of ceremonies\u201d) into an entity that became known as The Sugarhill Gang. The Gang\u2019s three rappers\u2013Wonder Mike, Big Bank Hank and Master Gee\u2013were not experienced MCs who had come up through the street party ranks, but they sure put together one catchy tune; in 1979 the Gang\u2019s \u201cRapper\u2019s Delight\u201d became the first rap song to become a radio hit.\n\u201cRapper\u2019s Delight\u201d lit up the airwaves, literally introducing this new form of urban rhythmic and poetic expression to the world with Wonder Mike\u2019s lyric, \u201cnow what you hear is not a test\u2013I\u2019m rappin\u2019 to the beat, and me, the groove, and my friends are gonna try to move your feet.\u201d The Gang had \u201cborrowed\u201d the song\u2019s basic groove from \u201cGood Times\u201d by the R&B/disco band, Chic. (The song\u2019s composers eventually got co-writing credit for \u201cRapper\u2019s Delight.\u201d) Big Bank Hank also borrowed\u2013well, directly stole\u2013most of his rap in the song from established rapper Grandmaster Caz. Deejays from the Bronx balked at the fact that The Sugarhill Gang hadn\u2019t come up from the streets, but beyond the local hip hop community all listeners knew was that much-maligned disco music had a ready and able replacement.\nMore about The Sugarhill Gang and \u201cRapper\u2019s Delight\u201d:\nNPR\u2019s take on \u201cRapper\u2019s Delight\u201d (aired in 2000) | [this link not completely appropriate for everyone, due to some of the \u201cadult\u201d imagery in the lyrics. But for the rest of us, it\u2019s something to behold.] Watch Sugarhill Gang perform \u201cRapper\u2019s Delight\u201d live in 1979 and you\u2019ll see how disco laid the foundations for hip hop.\nWith the almost unfathomable success of \u201cRapper\u2019s Delight,\u201d everyone from deep-pocketed New York record producers to big market radio deejays to suburban kids yearning for a kind of music that was both new and true immediately realized the potential of hip hop as a danceable replacement for disco. What they didn\u2019t know was that hip hop also had the potential to be an agent for personal and political change (see Afrika Bambaataa above). Rappers in the Bronx weren\u2019t just rhyming, as Wonder Mike famously did in \u201cRapper\u2019s Delight,\u201d about having a bad meal at a friend\u2019s house [see the not-completely-appropriate for kids lyrics of the song here], but were boldly addressing the harsh realities of life as a non-white urban youth in late \u201970s and early \u201980s America. This changed in 1982 when Sugarhill Records scored second hit with \u201cThe Message,\u201d by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.\nGrandmaster Flash was an innovative and highly respected DJ who had begun to rival DJ Kool Herc (see above) as the most popular DJ on the street party scene. Flash was among the first to employ a technique that allowed him to take lyrics and rhythmic phrases from one record and play them simultaneously over other records. Also, while he didn\u2019t invent \u201cscratching\u201c\u2013hip hop histories generally agree that Grand Wizard Theodore was the first DJ to popularize it on the streets\u2013Flash perfected the technique and became well-known as a disc-spinning master. He and his crew of rappers, known as the Furious Five, rose to prominence in the New York hip hop scene; Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five had even opened for The Clash in 1981. (They were not well-received.) In 1982 Sugarhill records released \u201cThe Message,\u201d a rap about the many frustrations and struggles non-white youth faced on America\u2019s streets and the song became a massive hit. (\u201cDon\u2019t push me \u2019cause I\u2019m close to the edge, I\u2019m trying not to lose my head\u2026.It\u2019s like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder how I keep from going under.\u201d) The rap\u2019s success assured lyricists that they didn\u2019t necessarily have to dilute their messages to find radio play or even achieve stardom well beyond the boundaries of the Bronx.\nWatch Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five perform \u201cThe Message\u201d live in 1983 in front of a mainly white New York audience. The group\u2019s main rapper on the song isn\u2019t Flash himself, but Mellie Mel. (Listen to NPR\u2019s Terry Gross interview Mellie Mel during \u201chip hop week\u201d on \u201cFresh Air.\u201d)\nFrom that point forth rap and hip hop became big, big, BIG business. While most respected rappers still came up from the streets, after hip hop became mainstream, all knew that stars of the genre could earn a whole lot of money. In an upcoming session focusing on the global roots and ramifications of American music, \u201cAll Around This World\u201d will take you on a tour of New School Rap, Gansta Rap, the East Coast vs. West Coast rivalry, etc., connecting the dub beats DJ Cool Herc spun in the early \u201970s in the Bronx more directly back to West Africa, back to Jamaica, and then beyond America\u2019s borders back out to the world. For now, this week in class, we\u2019ll bring back \u201cRapper\u2019s Delight,\u201d reveling in the wondrous rhymes of Wonder Mike, and even do some breakdancing\u2013we may even try this!\nA bit more hip hop history:\nAn excellent 1990/1991 hop history video from the UK featuring an overview of hip hop, to that point, with Afrika Bambaataa |\nAcesandEighths.com hip hop history, including an exciting tour of Global Hip Hop | Mr. Wiggles\u2019 extensive \u2014 though not 100% appropriate for kids \u2014 hip hop timeline",
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        "raw_content": "Arts Club Theatre's Relaxed Performance: Achievable Inclusivity\nSeptember 17, 2018 / nancy lanthier\nArts Club Theatre Company\u2019s production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the NIght-Time has received great reviews, including by BC Alliance\u2019s executive director Brenda Leadlay, who attended its opening night performance, and told me she was much impressed with the show\u2019s innovative storytelling.\nAt the centre of the story is a 15-year-old with Autism. Unfortunately, most people who share this condition are unlikely to ever see a stage show about someone like them.\nBut on September 30, the Arts Club will present a relaxed performance of the play, designed to welcome people with Autism, learning or intellectual disabilities, parents with infants and toddlers and others, who could benefit from a less restrictive theatre environment. Relaxed performances offer a more casual approach to noise and movement within the theatre space. Audience members can walk around, and enter and exit the theatre whenever they want. Relaxed performances also take into consideration a show\u2019s bright, harsh, or strobe lighting or loud, unexpected sounds; The Curious Incident doesn\u2019t feature these, but if if did, they would be muted.\nAnother consideration for relaxed performance audiences is theatre accessibility. How will wheelchairs be accommodated? Where are the theatre\u2019s exit doors? Where is parking? The Arts Club has created an online \u201cVisual Story\u201d guide for this performance with detailed information about the theatre and what to expect during the show itself. In addition, familiarization tours will be available upon request for those who may experience anxiety in new or unfamiliar spaces.\nAccording to the Globe and Mail, relaxed performances are still uncommon. In Canada, they\u2019ve been offered at just a handful of theatres. The reporter attended a relaxed show at Toronto\u2019 Theatre Pass Murielle in May. The biggest difference between it and the same one seen earlier, \u201cwas my own expectations. When a latecomer came in 20 minutes after the show had begun and sat down next to me, it was much less distracting than it normally would have been.\u201d\nThe arts should be available to everyone and offering relaxed performances is an effective and achievable step towards full inclusion and access. Theatre companies looking to understand what it takes to implement a more accessible environment for audience members can start by checking out Arts Club\u2019s Visual Story for the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time.\nAll images courtesy of Arts Club Theatre\u2019s Visual Story for its relaxed performance for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time.\nSeptember 17, 2018 / nancy lanthier/\nCity of Kelowna Seeks Input for ...\n24 Events Funded Through Tourism ...",
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We\u2019ll need this in a minute.\nAdvance up to Vasquez\u2019s position and get ready to clear the other storeroom. Toss in a flashbang and charge the stunned enemies. There are about three men on the right side. The shotgun should tear them to pieces. Get to the back corner and gun down the next three men who should charge through the doorway. Get to the stairwell behind them to trigger the confirmation from the other squad. It seems like Al-Asad is a little ways away. Move out and join up with Vasquez as he advances past the barbwire.\nLook down the side street and shoot the four men. You can also blow up the cars to take them out. We can actually take three possible paths to the goal. There are the alleys on the left and right along with a big street down the center. I personally like sticking to the big street since there\u2019s more freedom to move. Stick forward and watch out for the burning cars. There\u2019s a whole lot of soldiers moving in on us. If you can toss a grenade or blow up the cars, then you should be able to thin them out a lot.\nGet to one of the blown up cars and use the frame for cover. Watch the rooftops for any stragglers and carefully move up. You can go to one of these rooftops if you want, but they don\u2019t actually give you too good of a position. Get out to the courtyard, but watch out for the technical. The gunner on back of it can do a lot of damage. You should be able to hit him with a quick burst. If not, carefully move up and take him and the driver out.\nMove up and get ready to take the next street. Toss a grenade and open up on the large group of soldiers moving forward. If you can thin them out now, then moving down the street is a whole lot easier. Move up and turn the corner at the end. The walls at the end are great cover for the final courtyard.\nLean out and focus on taking out the gunners on the balcony. 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        "raw_content": "Articles About Pittsburgh\nFollow the March Madness Money\nMarch Madness is so popular among American sports fans that even President Barack Obama was featured on ESPN filling out his brackets. The President, who predicted a Men\u2019s Final Four of Duke, Kansas, Ohio State and Pittsburgh, said \u201cOne thing I wanted to make sure is that viewers who are filling out their brackets \u2014 [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "Pope Pushes Prophetic Timetable Ahead - Prophecy Waits for No Man by Michael Bresciani\nPope Pushes Prophetic Timetable Ahead - Prophecy Waits for No Man\nAnyone who plays the role of \u2018sheriff\u2019 in the kingdom of God will have plenty of people and material to ride herd on in today\u2019s climate of apostasy and pop-culture religious nonsense. It is an endless, thankless and vexing path to undertake.\nMy articles and reports have not singled out the many false prophets and fly by night preachers of the apostasy, but rather after watching closely, only those who actually pervert the gospel or deny its immutability have been noted. It is high responsibility that provokes the business of declaring what will ultimately cost the eternal destination of many. There is nothing to prove, but there are lives to save.\nWe don\u2019t come at the Pope because he is the Pope or because he is Catholic. In fact, we fellowship with all who name the name - that is above every name. (Acts 4: 12) We are also not na\u00efve and it is no secret that hundreds of Catholic doctrines and practices are the result of both patristic teachings and ex-cathedra. People of the scripture never place the words of a mortal man above the word of God.\nAs if that were not enough, then along comes the one quarter of the Bible that relates to prophecy or events in the future of mankind. This is where the Pope not only fails, but is actually part of those prophecies\nPope Francis has of late softened the seriousness of the error of the homosexual agenda. Following that he proclaimed that the creation account was total bunk and evolution will now become the official line of the Catholic Church to explain the creation.\nBefore the shock of that decline and serious error has subsided along comes the Pope\u2019s trip to the Turkish Mosque where after leaving his shoes at the door he proceeds to pray toward Mecca.\nThe capstone of his visit to the mosque was his statement to the world and the 1.2 billion Catholics who hang on every word he says. He declared the Muslims are not violent and the world should stop equating Islam with violence.\nObamacare architect Jonathan Gruber can\u2019t hold a candle to the Pope (no pun intended) for assuming certain people are stupid and deserve to be deceived. From 9/11 and onward there have been about 2,500 acts of violence perpetrated by Muslims throughout the world. Has the Pope been so isolated in his pontifical palace as to not notice this?\nDoes he not know that the acts of violence toward non-Muslims, is part and parcel to the Koran. The book instructs Muslims to hurt, maim and kill those who will not convert. It will take a lot more than a blind trust in the modern view that ecumenicism is the great healing bond that will make all religions finally meld together in perfect peace and harmony. The Pope\u2019s adherence to this foolish notion gives powerful new definition to the word \u2013 naivet\u00e9.\nProphecy is not open to private interpretation \u2013 Today\u2019s prophecy buffs are doing great harm\n\u201cWe have also a more sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye do well that ye take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the day star arise in your hearts: Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.\u201d (2Pet 1: 19-20)\nThe Muslim antichrist, the notion that mystery Babylon must be Mecca and the idea of all new religious leader ascending to become the ruler of all nations is just some of the nonsense being sold as the latest in the new prophecy interpretations.\nThe Bible is as clear as a bell regarding the City of Rome and there is no way to separate the prophecies about Rome from the Vatican and its environs. It is the \u201cMystery Babylon\u201d of Revelation 17: 5 and no amount of scripture wresting will change that.\nCondensing the total of the world\u2019s best interpreters and expositors of Bible prophecy and my own half century of study in this subject cannot be done in a single article. In lieu of a book or a long series on the subject here is a seven point outline on the fall of Rome, the apostasy of the Pope and what it means to our world.\nYou may think your morning coffee and the rest of your day is the only sure thing for you to believe, but these matters of prophecy outweigh anything you may think of as previously established in the course of your life. This is as sure as the rising of the sun.\nSeven Point Outline for Rome and all Religious Systems that Join with Her\n1. Mystery Babylon of Revelation 17 is a religious system, but not necessarily one that is connected only to the Savior. It has others (not Christ) who head it in a hierarchal system that in the last days move it even further away from the biblical message than it has previously been. It was weak to begin with, but in the last days will march headlong into total apostasy.\n2. By reason of two precise passages the physical location of the system is impossible to confuse. Because it is described as both the city of seven mountains (Rev 17: 9) and as the place where the blood of saints and martyrs was shed, (Rev 17: 6) no other city in the world could qualify to be this city - except Rome.\n3. It is called a the \u201cgreat whore\u201d (Rev 17: 1) because while it uses the name of Christ it has by means of the doctrines of men, apostasy and aligning itself with other false religions, idols and Christless false religious systems along with political and modern social ideologies, has committed whoredom with the world. It pretends to be the bride of Christ, but in all of its visibility, full acceptance and pomposity it is a mere harlot. In the last days it leads billions astray into other paths which will leave both the system and its followers in complete disarray.\n4. For a brief period of time it enjoys and basks in the apparent full acceptance of the powers that be. But when the world\u2019s last and most powerful ruler (antichrist) turns against it \u2013 it is summarily and completely cast off. (Rev 17: 16) The nations who supported it heave the harlot under the bus choosing to follow only the new leader of the entire modern world. He has seven years to ply his rule and then he also is judged.\n5. This city and the religious system within it are completely destroyed in one single hour. (Rev 18: 10, 18: 17) Too big to fall, too great to fail does not apply to Rome, its days are numbered. It is worthy of note to remind those who think it cannot happen that the same Christ who prophesied the end of Jerusalem and the total destruction of its temple in only one generation (70 AD) is the very same one proclaiming the end of Rome. The Jews of antiquity ignored their warning and modern man it seems, will be no different.\n6. Christ will physically return to earth after the destruction of this city. He will arrive in the full power of his Father and judge the living and the dead. He will proceed to rule this world for another 1,000 years. (Rev 20: 4) Sorry no \u2018end of the world\u2019 scenario will ensue. This world ends when God is done with it and not before. You should stop worrying about pandemics, asteroids and nuclear warfare because that is simply not the way it is going to happen.\n7. Jesus Christ will be present in the earth; all religions true and false will cease to exist the moment he returns. Real Christianity will not need to go on because the Lord will be seen, worshipped and obeyed in person. False religions will cease because it will be known that they were false and used by the god of this world to mis-lead men. There will be no Islam, Judaism, Buddhism or any other of the fancies of men. The devil that used false or incomplete (Judaism) religious systems and idols to deceive men will also be removed for the one thousand year rule of Christ. (Rev 20: 2)\nWhy the Pope\u2019s New Approach is Impossible to Separate from Last Day\u2019s Prophecies\nTo relegate the Pope\u2019s new inclination to secularism and ecumenicism as a personality quirk or an inclination to join modernity\u2019s aspirations for a new world order is high nonsense. It is apostasy clear and simple and it is prophecy. The last day\u2019s prophecies are fully underway in this hour and time is closing the gap. 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No doubt, no doubt whatsoever. And look, just turning back to one of your previous portfolios for a moment, I know you've had some comments to say about the Child Care Subsidy arrangements today. Do you think that's a generally- a good move?\nATTORNEY-GENERAL: Yeah, I do. I think that - well, first of all, it's a multi-billion-dollar investment, and that money eventually goes into the, directly goes into the pockets of Australian families. And just in my electorate, I've gone round and avoiding that dreaded cap that used to hit people in January or February or March after which they'd be paying the full amount for child care, avoiding that cap helps families to the tune of thousands of dollars, depending on the individual circumstances of the family. So it's a much simpler system, it's a much clearer system, it is skewed towards the people on the lowest and lower incomes, and the people who work the most, which is fundamentally what child care is meant to facilitate. 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        "raw_content": "Art Meets Laundry In the Beltline\u2019s Lux Laundromat\nby Cailynn Klingbeil June 9, 2016 January 27, 2019\nWhy shouldn\u2019t there be in an art gallery in a local laundromat?\nphotograph by cailynn klingbeil\nYou might say it\u2019s an unlikely pairing, but it\u2019s a comfortable fit: a laundromat that doubles as an art gallery. In April 2012, Gerrit Rysdyk bought the Beltline business that is now called Lux Laundromat. Formerly 14th Street Coin Laundry, the place was dilapidated, with vandalized machines and people sleeping on the floor. But even so, Rysdyk saw potential.\nA former Maytag repairman, Rysdyk had recently left a successful career in new-home sales. Fixing up an old laundromat would be an interesting project to take on, he decided.\nAfter nearly six months spent gutting and rebuilding, Lux Laundromat, named after an old brand of laundry soap, opened in September 2012. A few months after opening, Rysdyk met a customer washing comforters. \u201cShe noticed the absence of anything on my walls and told me this would be a great place to hang some art,\u201d he says. \u201cIt made perfect sense.\u201d\nThe customer, artist Rita Reddy, hosted the laundromat\u2019s first exhibition in February 2013 with local arts group Go Figure! Since then, numerous artists have taken over the space for a month at a time, hanging their work above the white washers and dryers. It\u2019s up to them to advertise and organize a reception \u2013 some events have featured live music \u2013 and artists keep all money made from sales.\nMixing art with the mundane chore of doing laundry has proven to be a popular coupling for customers and has helped Lux overcome a seedy reputation left behind from the previous business, Rysdyk says. Add in his dedication to customer service, and one can see how Lux has transformed into a viable business and important community hub.\nBut Rysdyk\u2019s work isn\u2019t over yet; he\u2019s already considering future hybrids. Laundromat cafs are popular in Europe, and food-and-laundry businesses have succeeded in American cities. Rysdyk thinks such concepts could work in Calgary and wants to be the one to give them a try.\nLux Laundromat is located at 1211 14 St. S.W.\nArt by Paula Anderson in Lux Laundromat.",
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        "raw_content": "Drug stocks have performed healthily\nNEW YORK -- A year ago, the prescription on drug stocks was clear: Avoid them. That was splendid advice -- for investors who did just the opposite.\nAn investment of $1,000 in Pfizer Inc., which will split its shares in June, a year ago is worth $1,680 today. That's a 68 percent return in 12 months, not counting dividends.\nEli Lilly & Co. shares have climbed 64 percent in the same period. Marion Merrell Dow Inc. shares are up 62 percent, while those of Merck & Co. have risen 57 percent. The overall Standard & Poor's Corp. drug index is up 55 percent from a low last April.\nOnce widely diagnosed as unwise investments, drug companies have been among the stock market's healthiest performers in the last year. And they continue to find favor on Wall Street.\n\"Just a year ago, some people were saying industry growth would be down this year,\" said Larry Smith, a pharmaceutical analyst at Hambrecht & Quist. \"Since then, these stocks have had an enormous bull-market run and they still have a ways to go.\"\nIn a typical doom-and-gloom outlook, one analyst in March 1993 warned the industry was encountering fundamental problems, most notably an imminent collapse in prices.\nThere was good reason for the pessimism. Bill Clinton, who had made health care reform a centerpiece of his campaign, had just taken office. By last April, the S&P; drug index had tumbled about 40 percent from the election. With reform still a hot issue, a cloud remained over the industry as investors nervously awaited the outcome.\nThe reforms, which among other things called for a 17.5 percent reduction in prices of brand-name drugs bought by the government's Medicare and Medicaid programs, threatened to curtail industry profits. Medicare is the federal health insurance program for citizens 65 or older. Medicaid provides assistance to the poor.\nHoping to head off government intervention, drugmakers pledged to keep price increases near the rate of inflation -- then about 3 percent a year -- compared with 8 percent to 10 percent a year for the previous five years.\nThat alone represented a major concession by the drug companies, which had grown largely through price increases. Between 1985 and 1991, drug prices had jumped 66 percent, for example, three times faster than overall consumer prices, according to Families USA, a Washington-based consumer group.\nThe industry already was coping with demands from cost-conscious operators of managed care companies.\nTheir presence could hardly be ignored by drug companies: by late 1993, HMOs made about 50 percent of all U.S. prescription-drug purchases, compared with 22 percent just two years earlier. The self-imposed price caps further reduced the prospects of what had been a high-growth business.\nBut as the cloud of health-care reform lifted, drug prices began to climb out of the basement. The shares' recovery was given further impetus as drug companies took aggressive steps to become more competitive.\nTo protect margins from the smaller price increases, they cut costs, slashing about 25,000 jobs from their payrolls in 1993. Pfizer eliminated 3,000 jobs, or 7.4 percent of its workforce. American Cyanamid Co. cut 2,500 jobs, about 9 percent of its total, and Upjohn Co. cut 1,500 jobs, or 8 percent.\nStill, many analysts felt the job cuts weren't enough. Early last year, Paul Brooke, a senior health-care analyst at Morgan Stanley, said that unless drugmakers took further dramatic steps, including acquisitions, earnings growth could slide to well below 10 percent for the next few years.\nMerck already had startled the industry when in 1993 it bought the nation's largest mail-order drug retailer, Medco, in an effort to ensure a market for Merck products. Medco doesn't sell Merck )) products exclusively, but the proportion of Merck drugs it sells has increased since the acquisition.\nOther drugmakers, including SmithKline Beecham PLC and Eli Lilly Co., also have bought distribution companies.\nYet it wasn't until drugmakers began to merge with rivals that many investors took notice. Consolidation, analysts argue, is taking excess capacity out of an otherwise fragmented industry. That's expected to give drug companies a better negotiating position with managed-care companies.\nJack Lamberton, a pharmaceutical analyst at NatWest Securities New York, was negative on the industry in April last year. Yet after American Home Products Corp. surprised the market in August by making a hostile takeover offer for American Cyanamid, he changed his outlook.\n\"Once you introduce hostile takeovers, the excess capacity can begin to be removed,\" Mr. Lamberton said.",
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        "raw_content": "Whether it is in a family setting, government setting or society setting\u2014the men hold the power. Women are not as powerful, depending on the country and society we are focusing on would change exactly how much power women have in a patriarchal society. In a patriarchal society, men are seen as the leaders, rulers, and the overall authority. However, on the other side of it, women are seen as lesser, the weaker sex, and not as important as men. This often leads to different forms of oppression. Ranging from gendercide in African countries, to things like the glass ceiling or rape culture here in America. The sociology aspect of patriarchy is not only related to gender, it is completely embedded in gender. Without gender and sex, the patriarchy would not exist. If we eradicated genders, how would we decide who is in power? By their natural abilities to lead, not by the feminine or masculine characteristics that we attach to them because of their genitalia. 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        "raw_content": "Heavy Psych Sounds present a reissue of Nebula's compilation album Dos EPs, originally released in 2002. Nebula is one of those bands that would have fit perfectly on a concert bill with Black Sabbath, Hawkwind, or the Stooges circa 1973. The power trio of Eddie Glass (vocals, guitars), Ruben Romano (drums), and Mark Abshire (bass) has quietly fused a somewhat modernized, but highly distinctive '70s hard rock sound all its own. Dos EPs combines the very limited Sun Creature EP (1999) and the Meteor City split (1998) with three additional songs that groove on raunchy guitar hooks, opaque slacker vocals, and bleed-heavy drumming. Of the unreleased material, \"Long Day\" pegs an infectious hard-luck guitar swagger against a catchy slippery rhythm, while \"Rocket\" and \"Bardo Airways\" scream in a straightforward attack that would make any old-school AC/DC or Judas Priest fan proud. Also sounding retro-fresh are previously released rockers \"Full Throttle\", \"Fall Of Icarus\", and \"Rollin' My Way To Freedom\", which all intertwine nicely together. \"Smokin' Woman\" is truly a signature piece that blisters in a fog of heavy fuzzed-out mid-song riffage. Despite the presence of occasional lyrical fluff, it's the shredding musical jams that should satisfy desert rock listeners, making Dos EPs essential for Nebula collections. Dos EPs was released in 2002 on Meteor City. The songs were engineered by Jack Endino and Joe Hogan. Includes unlisted bonus tracks.",
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        "raw_content": "Dr. Bernstein speaks to the importance and usefulness of publishing research in peer-reviewed medical journals.\nDr. Bernstein speaks to the importance and usefulness of publishing research in peer-reviewed medical journals. He is the most widely published author on the Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) and Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) hair transplant procedures, having published more than sixty articles, editorial reviews, books, and textbook chapters.\nMedical publications are really important, because it\u2019s the way that doctors communicate with one another. We have conversations in meetings, but that sort of information is kind of transient.\nWhen you have a medical publication, especially a peer-review journal, it\u2019s a way for all of the editors to take a look and look at the quality, and then it\u2019s down, it\u2019s in print, and then other doctors can review this information and can try to reproduce the work. Then when they have ideas, they can publish and it\u2019s added to the body of work that you\u2019ve written. It expands the amount of information that we can use to enhance patient care.\nWith the internet now it\u2019s very difficult for patients to know what\u2019s real and what\u2019s fake when they\u2019re reading information. Papers in peer-reviewed medical journals really give the patient a better sense that these things are authentic. That the information is just not made up, that it\u2019s gone through this process of being reviewed by other physicians. Also, in this body of medical literature, other doctors are able to review the information, expand on it, and then increase the amount of information that is available for treatments for patients.\nVisit the Medical Publications page to read Dr. Bernstein\u2019s published literature\nVisit the section on Hair Transplant Surgery\nTopic: Medical Research\nTags: Dr. Bernstein's Publications, Follicular Unit Extraction, Follicular Unit Transplant, FUE, FUT, Hair Loss Information, Hair Loss Treatments, Hair Restoration Physician, Hair Transplant Information, Hair Transplant Video Q&A, Medical Journals, Medical Literature, Medical Research",
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        "raw_content": "Vocational orientation \u2013 provision for refugees\nThe Federal Ministry of Education and Research uses this website to present its career orientation activities for refugees and newly arrived immigrants.\nThe Federal Ministry of Education and Research\u2019s (BMBF) career orientation programmes and projects for refugees and newly arrived immigrants are managed by the Vocational Orientation Programme Office. 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The \u201cCareer Orientation for Refugees\u201d Programme takes place in workshops and at companies. The target group comprises refugees who are no longer subject to compulsory education.\nThe \u201cCareer Orientation for Refugees Programme\u201d forms part of the initiative \u201cWege in Ausbildung f\u00fcr Fl\u00fcchtlinge\u201d (Routes into Training for Refugees) , a joint training initiative being undertaken by the BMBF in conjunction with the Federal Employment Agency (BA) and the German Confederation of Skilled Crafts (ZDH).\nFlyer \u201cYour Path to Training in Skilled Crafts - Information for Refugees\u201d describing the initiative \u201cWege in Ausbildung f\u00fcr Fl\u00fcchtlinge\u201d (Routes into Training for Refugees)\nWorkshop sessions provide more detailed vocational orientation\nSpecial sessions are staged at the workshops of inter-company vocational training centres run by the craft trade organisations or their cooperation partners. These workshop sessions provide participants with the opportunity to take a close look at between one and three training occupations which they believe could be right for them. They spend a minimum of nine weeks and a maximum of eighteen weeks discovering whether the selected occupations actually match their personal suitability and preference.\nDuring the workshop sessions, they also learn more about the structure and contents of dual training in Germany and specifically within the occupations they have chosen, and prepare for the demands of vocational school.\nCompany-based phase to test out the preferred occupation\nParticipants opt for a training occupation on the basis of the experiences they have gained during the workshop sessions. They then complete a company-based programme phase at a craft trades firm in order to test out this occupation further. They spend a minimum of four weeks and a maximum of eight weeks at the company, during which time they apply the competences previously acquired in operational practice. They experience work processes at first hand and are able to familiarise themselves with the company. By the same token, the firm also has the opportunity to meet potential trainees.\nImparting of occupationally related language and specialist knowledge\nDuring the workshop sessions, participants receive intensive language and specialist language teaching. This language knowledge is further enhanced during the subsequent company-based phase.\nPart-time model is available\nRefugees may also complete the Career Orientation Programme on a part-time basis. This ensures, for example, that the scheme is also open to both women and men with childcare responsibilities. Participants are also eligible for support with the organisation of childcare arrangements.\nSupport throughout the whole of the measure\nAll participants benefit from robust support that is tailored to meet their individual needs. Support workers provide them with regular verbal feedback and with written documentation of learning progress. These support staff also ensure placement in training or in a further measure as the case may be. Another additional option open to participants is coaching via the so-called Senior Expert Service (SES). This assistance is provided by specialists in the various fields who are now in retirement.\nIf no direct transition to training is possible, participants can undergo further preparation for this step via a further measure (such as introductory training or a company-based practical placement).\n2. 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The structuring of these projects takes regional facts and circumstances into account.\nCompetence assessment procedures and practical workshop activities are normal components of all projects, and these elements are the same as those used in the Vocational Orientation Programme (BOP). Two further aspects are the imparting of language knowledge and personal support from suitably qualified socio-pedagogical staff. Some projects supplement vocational school teaching by providing a practical vocational orientation element, whereas other projects constitute holistic integrative provision.\n3. Refugees in the Vocational Orientation Programme (BOP)\nMonkey Business - Fotolia.comfotolia.com\nMany young refugees and migrants attend general schools in Germany. 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        "raw_content": "COUNTY NEWS: Man and woman killed in hit-and-run are named\nFloral tributes left at the scene of the tragedy\nA man and a woman who were killed at the scene of a collision in Eastbourne on Friday (August 12) have been named by police.\nA Seat Leon car collided with a Volkswagen Polo in Bolsover Road at 9.34pm which then hit two parked cars - a BMW and Audi A3.\nThe driver of the VW Polo Richard Lewis-Clements, 46, of Gordon Road, Buxted, near Uckfield, and his front seat passenger Maria Smith, 48, of Edmund Close, Eastbourne, sadly died at the scene.\nOfficers conducted a search of the area and arrested a man in Grand Parade, Eastbourne, at about 12.05am on Saturday (August 13).\nJodan Hunt, 23, of Hobart Quay, Eastbourne, has appeared at Brighton Magistrates\u2019 Court today (Monday, August 15) charged with two counts of causing death by dangerous driving and failing to stop after a road traffic collision.\nHe was remanded in custody to appear at Guildford Crown Court on September 1.\nDan Pitcher, of the East Sussex Roads Policing Unit, said, \u201cThis has been a fast moving investigation into a tragic hit-and-run collision. Trained officers are working with the families of the deceased, offering support and guidance.\n\u201cI\u2019d like to thank everyone who has assisted police with enquiries. However I am still very keen to hear from anyone who may have information concerning the collision, or who saw the Seat Leon prior to the collision.\u201d\nUPDATE 2.30pm: Sussex Police have updated an earlier media release to correct the name of the driver of the VW Polo. His correct name is Richard Lewis-Clements not Richard Clements-Lewis as earlier reported.",
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        "raw_content": "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16\nUnlike the judgments of the Gentiles (Amos 1:3 - 2:3), Amos indicts Judah for breaking His commandments, specifically lying.\nJudah's despising of God's law and Israel's commanding the prophets to stop preaching His Word (Amos 2:12) reflect exactly the same moral condition: Both refused the voice of God as spoken through His prophets. What God intended to be their privilege through revelation of Himself and His law had turned out to be their central peril. It is another way of saying, \"To whom much is given, from him much will be required\" (Luke 12:48).\nDespising truth is an inward attitude that outwardly reveals itself in immorality, and this is the condition God found in ancient Israel. The people had become complacent about His revelation to them. They zealously sought after knowledge - even religious knowledge - but they did not really love the truth (Romans 10:2-3). This was reflected in their immorality; if they had loved God's truth, they would have been living it, and God would have had no cause for judgment.\nIn this information age, we accumulate mounds of data - regarding ethics, solutions to social ills, and the like - yet our morals decline. Intelligent, educated individuals have written many Bible commentaries, but they still refuse to keep the Sabbath or holy days. They write that Christmas and Easter have pagan origins and are not commanded in the Bible, but they still observe them. They do not love God's truth enough to change. This was Israel's problem, and it could be ours if we are not careful.\nBecause God has revealed His truth to us, each individual Christian has a responsibility to conform to it and grow. A greater diversity of distractions compete for our time and attention than at any other time in the history of mankind. If we are not extremely careful, and if we lose our sense of urgency, we will gradually lose our understanding of what is true and what is not. Our ability to distinguish between right and wrong will become blurred. We must make sure that God, His Word, and His way are always first in our lives.\nChrist said that if we keep the truth, the truth in turn will keep us free (John 8:31-36). If we live it, the revealed truth of God will protect us from sinking back into slavery to sin. But first we must love the truth we have been given. Humanly, we pursue what we love. God wants a father-child or teacher-student relationship with us. If we do not love truth, and if we do not pursue it and God Himself, we will seriously undermine our relationship with Him, and He could interpret our attitude as despising His truth.\nLove of the truth comes from God through His Holy Spirit and must be nourished through our response to it. We must not only learn it but also apply it in our lives. This will make the difference between being saved and perishing (II Thessalonians 2:9-12).\nRelated Topics: Complacency | Distinguishing Right from Wrong | Distraction | Love of the Truth | Lying | Sabbath | Truth | Truth, Despising | Truth, Love of | Urgency, Sense of\nRelated Topics: Commandment | Commandments | God's Commandments | God's Law | Law | Law as Instruction | Law as Schoolmaster | Law as Teaching | Law as Teaching Vehicle | Torah\nLaw in Amos 2:4 refers to instruction, not legislation and its enforcement. From a verb that means \"to throw,\" its root describes casting lots or throwing dice. When lots or dice were cast, God revealed His will in the way they landed (Proverbs 16:33; see Leviticus 16:8-10; Acts 1:26). At times lots were used in making judgments in criminal cases in which God's will needed to be ascertained (Joshua 7:13-25). Thus, by setting a legal precedent, the casting of lots served to give instruction in other cases in which the same basic principles of behavior were involved. God's will\u2014His law\u2014was taught to His people through the casting of lots.\nThis instruction process implies a teacher-student relationship. When the Israelites rejected God's instruction contained in His law, they rejected the Instructor as well. Their relationship with Him quickly deteriorated.\nCommandment means \"to engrave or cut into stone,\" suggesting its permanence and immutability in contrast to temporary and changeable lies. The law comes from an unchangeable, righteous, and pure God in contrast to fickle and iniquitous men.\nJudah's despising of God's law and revelation of Himself was internal\u2014from the heart (Psalm 78:37; 81:11-12; Jeremiah 5:23). The personal and social failures Amos records are evidence that the people had rejected the truth. So it is with us: God wants to change our hearts so He can change our actions and turn around our lives.\nIn every area of life, Israel perverted the truth of God to accommodate the ideas of men. In the final tally, they loved lies rather than the revelation of God (II Thessalonians 2:11-12). Thus Amos says that God's people despised His law. They made the mistake of devaluing their calling and considered it common. Believing they were God's elect, they thought they were irrevocably saved. With this attitude it was only a matter of time before spiritual and moral complacency set in. As the church of God, we cannot allow ourselves to slip into this attitude because we, too, would fall into immorality.\nIf that occurs, God must pass judgment because His justice is the same for everybody (Colossians 3:25; I Peter 1:17). God's laws govern the people on the outside as well as the people on the inside. No matter what makes Israel or the church distinctly different, His judgment is always righteous. When God could not change Israel's immorality through His prophets, He had to punish them. So will He punish an apostate church.\nIt is easy to see why this book is written to the end-time church. The people of America and the British Commonwealth are already in the moral and spiritual condition of the people of Israel and Judah in the time of Amos. Members of God's church come out of such a world. 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        "raw_content": "Do I have to come to court if I get a reckless driving ticket?\nActually, when you get charged with reckless driving the document that the officer gives you is called a summons, not a ticker. A summons is given in place of placing you under arrest. When you sign the summons, you're promising to appear in court. So the answer to the question whether you need to come to court if you get a reckless driving ticket is yes. That's because technically, reckless driving is a Class 1 misdemeanor. That means if you're convicted of reckless driving you can go to jail for up to 12 months. However, in practice, you're unlikely to go to jail for reckless driving unless you caused a serious accident or were driving over 90 miles per hour.\nThere's an important exception to the rule that you have to appear in court for a reckless driving ticket. You can often hire an attorney to appear in court on your behalf. If you hire an attorney, you might not have to appear in court. Your attorney will know whether you should appear in court, but there are some general guidelines:\nIf you were driving over 90 miles per hour and you're a resident of Virginia, there's a good chance you'll need to appear in court. Some courts only require you to appear at 95+ mph, but some courts require your appearance if you're clocked at 90+ mph.\nIf you were involved in a serious car accident and someone was injured. If someone was injured in a car accident and you were charged with reckless driving, there's a good chance you'll have to appear in court.\nIf you've been convicted of reckless driving before, there's a good chance that you'll need to come to court.\nWhat happens if I don't show up to court for my reckless driving ticket?\nIf you don't show up to court for your reckless driving ticket, the judge might issue a bench warrant, or a capias. A bench warrant or capias means that if you come into contact with law enforcement, you could be arrested. So if you're pulled over for a speeding ticket and the officer runs your information through the national database, he will probably see that you've got an outstanding warrant for your arrest. Once he sees that, he can arrest you and hold you in jail until a judge or magistrate gives you a bond or until Virginia notifies the officer that they do not want to extradite you.\nAnother thing that could happen is, you could be tried in your absence. If the judge doesn't issue a bench warrant, he might try you in your absence. If you're tried in your absence, it's almost a given that you'll be convicted. You'll have to pay a fine and court costs. It's important to note that you will probably only have 30 days to pay the fines and court costs. After 30 days, if you haven't paid your fines or court costs, you're license could be suspended.\nShould I sign the summons?\nA summons has a place for you to sign at the bottom where you promise that you'll appear in court. If you refuse to sign the bottom of the summons, the officer will probably arrest you and bring you in front of a magistrate. The magistrate will then decide how much bail you have to post in order to be released. For that reason, it's usually a good idea to sign the summons at the side of the road. Remember, it's not an admission of guilty. It's just a way for the officer to ensure that you'll come to court.\nIf you get charged with reckless driving, you should talk to an attorney. A conviction for reckless driving is a criminal offense and will result in a permanent criminal record.",
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        "raw_content": "Waynedale Personal Injury Attorney\nHave you recently been hurt in an accident that was caused by someone else not paying attention or behaving in a reckless or negligent manner? If so, it\u2019s possible that you have grounds to pursue a personal injury claim with the help of an experienced Waynedale, Indiana personal injury attorney. The right lawyer is a crucial aspect of recovering maximum compensation.\nIf you can\u2019t get the money you need to pay your medical bills and you\u2019re missing work because of your injuries, you shouldn\u2019t have to cope with this kind of difficult situation. Too many families struggling to move on after an accident caused by someone else, and the law recognizes your right to rectify this situation by hiring an injury lawyer you can trust.\nHow to Choose a Waynedale Personal Injury Attorney\nMany people look for a Waynedale personal injury attorney with the goal of getting resolution, peace, or a sense of justice. 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        "raw_content": "The Six-Word Phrase You Must Master to Improve Your Finances\nLiving within your means is about budgeting your purchases, and having the courage to be honest about what you can and can't afford.\nIs gaining and keeping control over your financial health and resources a priority for you? Well, you can\u2019t achieve that goal without learning a key phrase when making choices with your money. Actually, it\u2019s just six\u00c2 words:\u00c2 I cannot afford this right now.\nUnfortunately, too many people will do anything to avoid this phrase, including using credit cards to spend money they don\u2019t have (which is actually abusing them). To many, the words \u201cI can\u2019t afford this right now\u201d\u00c2 comes with negative thoughts such as, \u201cI am poor,\u201d \u201cI\u2019m not good enough,\u201d or \u201cI\u2019m not deserving.\u201d Many of us will do anything to avoid those negative emotions, which is why advertisers routinely appeal to our senses of entitlement and/or deprivation to get us to spend money even when it\u2019s not in our best interest to do so.\nYou must reject that thinking. If you allow your self esteem to be determined by what you can or can\u2019t afford at any given time (or worse, by what you want other people to believe you can afford), you\u2019ll never be in control of your finances, or your own life for that matter. Your worth as a human being has nothing to do with what you can or cannot buy. You would do well to distance yourself from those who judge you in that way. If you have to spend your way to self-respect, you\u2019ll never be able to afford it.\nControlling your spending and living within your means is not about deprivation or your worth as a human being. It\u2019s about prioritization and timing. It means being honest with yourself about whether you actually have the funds to make a purchase, and taking the time to determine if the product or service in question is wanted or needed. And assuming that you decide you really do want or need to make the purchase, it also means taking the time to determine\u00c2 when\u00c2 you should do so, always understanding that\u00c2 right this instant\u00c2 is rarely in your best interest. In fact, the three most important words in this critical phrase are:\u00c2 not right now.\n\u201cI cannot\u00c2 afford this right now\u201d\u00c2 does not mean you can\u2019t have it. It means taking the time to prioritize the purchase within your spending plan, otherwise known as a budget. Remember, the ability to delay gratification is a key characteristic of effective wealth builders. Again, we\u2019re not saying no. We\u2019re saying not right now. So what do you do next?\nFirst, always give yourself a cooling off period of at least 24 hours before purchasing an item you want to buy that is not budgeted for.\u00c2 Never\u00c2 worry about missing a sale or special price, no matter what the salesperson or ad says.\u00c2 There will always be another sale. And in the age of global mass retail, it is virtually guaranteed that the item will be available later, and likely at a lower price. Even if the item you saw is gone, you\u2019ll be able to find a comparable product, even a better one, maybe even at a better price. After thinking about it, you may decide you don\u2019t need the purchase at all. You might be surprised at how often people buy something on impulse that they \u201cabsolutely must have\u201d, only to discover they already have it or something just like it already at home.\nIf, after the cooling-off period, you decide you still want the item, pull out your budget. Does the purchase fit into your spending plan? If not, you have options. You can forgo spending on something else in your budget, using those funds to make the purchase. You can postpone the purchase until you have the extra income to cover it. Or you can save toward the purchase, putting aside money on a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly basis.\nThe point of embracing and removing the negative emotions from the phrase,\u00c2 I cannot afford this right now, is to train yourself to stop impulse buying and to plan, time and prioritize your purchases. You\u00c2 must\u00c2 do this if you are to control your spending, instead of it controlling you.\nBlack Enterprise Executive Editor-At-Large Alfred Edmond Jr. is an award-winning business and financial journalist, media executive, entrepreneurship expert, \u00c2 personal growth/relationships coach, and co-founder of\u00c2 Grown Zone,\u00c2 a multimedia initiative focused on personal\u00c2 growth and healthy decision-making. This blog is dedicated to his thoughts about money, entrepreneurship, leadership and mentorship. Follow him on Twitter at\u00c2 @AlfredEdmondJr.",
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        "raw_content": "Isaac Myers (1835-1891)\nPosted on June 23, 2008 February 1, 2019 by contributed by: Camille Heung\nIsaac Myers, a labor leader and mason, was born in Baltimore on January 13, 1835. He was the son of free parents but grew up in a slave state. Myers received his early education from a private day school of a local clergyman, Rev. John Fortie, since the state of Maryland provided no public education for African American children at the time. At 16 years, he became an apprentice to James Jackson, a prominent black Baltimore ship caulker. Four years later Myers was supervising the caulking of clipper ships operating out of Baltimore.\nDuring the Civil War Myers worked as a porter and shipping clerk for a grocer and then returned to his original profession as a caulker. Soon after the war ended, Myers found himself unexpectedly unemployed when a group of white caulkers protested the employment of black caulkers and longshoremen. In response to the strike, Myers proposed the creation of a union for black caulkers.\nThe newly created union, the Colored Caulkers Trade Union Society, decided to form a cooperative company that would own a shipyard and railroad. Pooling their resources the workers issued stock and quickly raised $10,000 in subscriptions among black Baltimore residents. They also borrowed another $30,000 and on February 12, 1866, they purchased a shipyard and railway which they named the Chesapeake Marine Railway and Dry Dock Company. Within months the cooperative employed 300 black caulkers and received several government contracts. Ultimately it employed a number of white workers as well.\nThe success of Myers\u2019s union in Baltimore encouraged black caulkers in other seaport cities to organize. It also caught the attention of the National Labor Union (NLU) Executive Committee, then the largest labor organization in the nation. In 1869 the NLU invited Myers\u2019s Colored Caulkers Trade Union Society to its annual convention meeting in Philadelphia. The NLU declared it would welcome African American unions into its federation.\nMeanwhile Myers was elected president of the (Colored) National Labor Union, the first organization of its type in U.S. history. Myers appealed to black workers to join unions and called on white unions to accept them as full members. Expecting the full support of the NLU, he soon learned that the predominately white organization insisted that black union members abandon the Republican Party and join the Labor Reform Party. When black union members, led my Myers, refused to abandon the GOP, they were not invited back to the NLU. With no allies among the larger labor movement, the Colored National Labor Union soon found itself isolated. It collapsed by 1871.\nMyers held a variety of other positions but his years of prominence were over. He worked as a detective for the Baltimore Post Office between 1872 and 1879. Between 1879 and 1882 he operated a small Baltimore coal yard. For the next five years he worked as a U.S. government revenue officer who inspected goods for customs duty. Myers also organized and became President of the Maryland Colored State Industrial Fair Association, the Colored Business Men\u2019s Association of Baltimore, the Colored Building and Loan Association, and the Aged Ministers Home of the A.M.E. Church. He also authored the Mason\u2019s Digest.\nMyers was married twice and had several sons, one of whom became a leading political figure in Ohio. Isaac Myers died in Baltimore in 1891.\nRayford W. Logan and Michael R. Winston, eds., Dictionary of American Negro Biography (New York: W.W. Norton and Co., 1982); Sara Opdycke, \u201cMyers, Isaac,\u201d American National Biography Online (Feb. 2000); http://www.anb.org.offcampus.lib.washington.edu/articles/15/15-01264.html.\nSubjects: African American History: People: African American HistoryTerms: Gender - Men, Sports - Olympic Games, 19th Century (1800-1899), United States - Indiana, Labor Leader, Racial Conflict, Africa - Liberia, United States - Maryland, Africa, Education, Sports, United States, Education - Historically Black Colleges (HBCU), Racial Conflict - Segregation/Integration\nHeung, C. (2008, June 23) Isaac Myers (1835-1891). Retrieved from https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/myers-isaac-1835-1891/\nPrevious Previous post: Albert I. Cassell (1895-1969)\nNext Next post: Robert H. Terrell (1857-1925)",
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        "raw_content": "Subscribe to Bills of Exchange Act (Canada)\nBy David S. Wilson and Chris McKibbin\nIn the recent decision of Raza Kayani LLP v. Toronto-Dominion Bank, the Ontario Court of Appeal addressed the scope of the \u201cfictitious payee\u201d defence available to banks and other financial institutions under Canada\u2019s Bills of Exchange Act. The decision has important implications for entities seeking to recover against financial institutions in cheque fraud cases.\nThe plaintiffs were a law firm and another individual lawyer who fell victim to essentially identical counterfeit cheque scams. The plaintiffs were each retained by a purported purchaser in connection with a commercial transaction involving a vendor known as Nithiyakalyaani Jewellers. As part of the closing of each transaction, the plaintiffs were provided with counterfeit certified cheques representing the purchase funds, which they deposited into their trust accounts. The plaintiffs then provided a trust cheque and a bank draft (the \u201cinstruments\u201d) payable to \u201cNithiyakalyaani Jewellers\u201d to a representative of the purported vendor.\nThe fraudsters\u2019 use of the name \u201cNithiyakalyaani Jewellers\u201d was a form of corporate identity theft. There had been a valid Ontario corporation, Nithiyakalyaani Jewellers Ltd., which had previously carried on business at the address used by the fraudsters, but which no longer did so as of the time of the fraud. One of the plaintiffs had even performed a Canada411 search on \u201cNithiyakalyaani Jewellers\u201d to satisfy himself that the entity existed and was located at the address provided.\nAn individual, Shaik, had opened an account in the name of Nithiyakalyaani Jewellers with TD Bank. Shaik provided TD Bank with an Ontario Master Business Licence indicating that he had registered \u201cNithiyakalyaani Jewellers\u201d as a sole proprietorship. The instruments were deposited into this account. By the time the plaintiffs learned that the certified cheques were counterfeit, the fraudsters and the money were long gone.\nThe plaintiffs alleged that TD Bank, as collecting bank, was liable in conversion because it credited the instruments to someone other than the intended payee. As conversion is a strict liability tort, TD Bank had no defence, other than the statutory defence afforded to collecting banks by subsection 20(5) of the Bills of Exchange Act. This provides that where a named payee is a fictitious or non-existing person, a cheque may be treated as payable to bearer (i.e., whoever presents the cheque to the collecting bank) and the bank will have no liability for negotiating it on the bearer\u2019s instructions.\nThe law in this area is not always easy to apply. If the payee is not the name of any real person known to the drawer, but is merely that of a creature of the imagination, the payee is non-existing, and is probably also fictitious. However, if the payee is the name of a real person, intended by the drawer to receive payment, the payee is neither fictitious nor non-existing, even if the drawer has been induced to draw the instrument by a fraudster\u2019s representation that there is a transaction in respect of which the payee is entitled to the sum mentioned in the instrument.\nTD Bank contended that \u201cNithiyakalyaani Jewellers\u201d was a fictitious and non-existing entity \u2013 a figment of the fraudsters\u2019 imaginations. As such, TD Bank validly negotiated the instruments and was not liable.\nRelying on the Court of Appeal\u2019s 2012 decision in Rouge Valley Health System, the plaintiffs countered that a payee will not be found to be non-existing if the payee name is similar to the name of an actual person, such that the drawer of an instrument might plausibly maintain that it believed it was paying a real entity. This is sometimes referred to as the \u201cplausibility doctrine.\u201d\nThe trial judge had held that the plaintiffs believed that an entity called Nithiyakalyaani Jewellers (with or without the \u201cLtd.\u201d) existed, and that it was located at the address where Nithiyakalyaani Jewellers Ltd. had previously operated. On this basis, she held that Nithiyakalyaani Jewellers Ltd. was the entity the plaintiffs intended to pay. Consequently, the payee was neither fictitious, nor non-existing, and TD Bank had no defence under subs. 20(5).\nThe Court of Appeal disagreed, holding that the plausibility doctrine still requires that the drawer of the instrument must have knowledge of the payee, i.e., the name must be similar to the name of an actual person or entity with which the drawer has previously done business. Here, the plaintiffs acknowledged that they had had no prior dealings with Nithiyakalyaani Jewellers Ltd., and that they had not turned their minds to the incorporation status of Nithiyakalyaani Jewellers when they drew the instruments.\nConsequently, the Court of Appeal held that the plaintiffs could not establish that \u201cNithiyakalyaani Jewellers\u201d was the name of a real entity, intended by the plaintiffs to receive payment. 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        "raw_content": "Subscribe to Manifest Intent\nKeyBank: New York Appellate Division denies Summary Judgment in Mortgage Lien Release case due to Material Issues of Fact as to Bank Employee\u2019s Intent\nBy Chris McKibbin on January 27, 2015\nOn January 22, 2015, the New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, released its decision in KeyBank National Association v. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Pa. The decision highlights the difficulties which sometimes arise in assessing manifest intent in financial institution losses.\nThe insured, KeyBank, loaned a developer some $20 million for a condominium project. The loan was secured by, inter alia, mortgage liens on the condominium units. As individual condo units were sold, a percentage of the proceeds was to be used to pay down the loan, and to release the liens on those individual units.\nThe developer ran into financial difficulties. KeyBank\u2019s employee, Martin, permitted the liens on 20 units to be released without the paydown amounts, which had the effect of causing the developer to retain some $5 million that should have been paid to KeyBank. Martin concealed the shortfall by falsely representing to KeyBank that the units had not closed. KeyBank\u2019s \u201cSuspicious Activity Report\u201d concluded that Martin had contravened KeyBank\u2019s procedures and the loan contracts, but turned up no evidence of financial gain by Martin resulting from his actions.\nManifest Intent Requirement\nThe relevant provision in National Union\u2019s fidelity bond indemnified KeyBank for:\nLoss resulting directly from dishonest or fraudulent acts committed by an Employee acting alone or in collusion with others. Such dishonest or fraudulent acts must be committed by the Employee with the manifest intent:\n(a) to cause the Insured to sustain such loss; or\n(b) to obtain financial benefit for the Employee or another person or entity.\nKeyBank moved unsuccessfully for summary judgment in 2013. The Appellate Division affirmed the motions court\u2019s ruling, holding that there were material issues of fact as to whether Martin had the manifest intent to cause KeyBank to sustain a loss, and as to whether Martin intended to obtain a financial benefit for the developer. At first blush, that conclusion may not make a lot of sense. However, a closer analysis demonstrates the logic of the Court\u2019s ruling.\nWith respect to subparagraph (a) of the manifest intent requirement, the Court adopted the \u201csubstantial certainty\u201d threshold, holding that \u201c[m]anifest intent to injure an employer exists as a matter of law where an employee acts with substantial certainty that his employer will ultimately bear the loss occasioned by his dishonesty and misconduct.\u201d Here, the available evidence indicated that Martin was concerned about the condominium project failing, and that his intent was to allow the developer to retain funds needed to complete the project, in order to prevent KeyBank from sustaining an even greater loss.\nWith respect to subparagraph (b) of the manifest intent requirement, the Court held that there were material issues of fact (including conflicting expert evidence) as to whether the cash flow from the lien releases had, in fact, been used to pay construction costs, rather than simply being pocketed by the developer.\nThe Court also held that summary judgment had been properly denied on the issue of whether KeyBank had suffered a direct loss. Given the factual issues surrounding whether the diverted funds had been applied to construction costs, rather than simply being stolen by the developer, the Court held that KeyBank had failed to demonstrate that there was no material issue of fact as to whether it had sustained a direct loss.\nKeyBank demonstrates the difficulties which can arise in assessing manifest intent in the financial institution context. A bank employee involved in extending credit, or similar activities, may have any number of motivations for engaging in conduct which ultimately results in a loss. A careful consideration of the direct evidence of the employee\u2019s intent (if any), together with the surrounding circumstantial evidence, is essential to a proper manifest intent analysis.\nKeyBank National Association v. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Pa., 2015 WL 263930 (N.Y.A.D. 1 Dept.)",
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        "raw_content": "(c)iStock.com/WangAnQi\nRecent research has suggested that the Bitcoin network\u2019s global activity could account for approximately 2.55 gigawatts \u2013 almost as much power as the entire nation of Ireland.\nThe study, authored by PwC blockchain specialist Alex de Vries, assumes that the entire network is using the most efficient mining hardware available \u2013 so the actual number could be much higher. de Vries suggests that the Bitcoin networks\u2019s total energy usage may reach 7.7 gigawatts by the end of the year, nearly as much as is consumed by Austria and 0.5% of the world\u2019s total electricity expenditure.\n\u201cTo me, half a per cent is already quite shocking. It\u2019s an extreme difference compared to the regular financial system, and this increasing electricity demand is definitely not going to help us reach our climate goals,\u201d de Vries stated.\nBitcoin\u2019s high energy usage isn\u2019t something that can be easily changed, either. The proof-of-work algorithm that underpins the cryptocurrency demands that each generated Bitcoin take incredible amounts of computing power in order for the currency to retain its value. As more horsepower is added to the network, mining difficulty rises in kind to ensure that blocks of 12.5 Bitcoins are awarded every ten minutes, on average.\nSo despite the drive to produce power-efficient Bitcoin mining rigs located in areas with cheap electricity, rising Bitcoin prices will always necessarily demand greater energy expenditure. Cheap electricity is often provided by highly polluting coal-fired power plants as well, so Bitcoin miners may also be contributing to environmental damage and climate change.\nIf Bitcoin prices continue to climb, then de Vries projects that Bitcoin alone could one day consume 5% of the world\u2019s total electricity usage. However, a Morgan Stanley study suggests that this will only occur if Bitcoin\u2019s value remains above $8,600; if it falls far below this mark, then most Bitcoin miners won\u2019t be able to profitably create new tokens.\nWhile Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency networks may use a lot of the world\u2019s energy, blockchain technologies also have the potential to affect the energy network in a more positive way. Energy Cities, a European association of local authorities, suggested that some activities like offsetting CO2 emissions and verifying renewable energy guarantees could be made easier with a blockchain implementation.\nHowever, at the moment it seems unlikely that Bitcoin and other blockchain implementations will save more electricity and CO2 than they expend any time soon.",
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        "raw_content": "Aggers and Tuffers bring their cricketing double act to the Brighton stage\nAn Evening with Aggers and Tuffers\nCricket commentators and former players Jonathan Agnew and Phil Tufnell unite for An Evening with Aggers and Tuffers at Theatre Royal Brighton on Sunday, December 2, 7.30pm.\nProducer, Simon Fielder said: \u201cAggers and Tuffers are key figures in the world of cricket, both as former professional players and now as world renowned commentators on the game. They were an instant hit from the first evening they performed this show in 2016 and have continued to play to sell out audiences around the country. You don\u2019t have to be a huge cricket fan to appreciate their on-stage charisma, colourful anecdotes and witty banter.\n\u201cTuffers, known as the bad boy of cricket in the 1990s, but also for achieving great success on the pitch, earned himself the nickname The Cat because of his love of dressing room naps and has always been something of a folk hero. Since retiring he has carved himself out a successful TV career appearing in I\u2019m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, The Jump, Strictly Come Dancing and as opposing team captain to Matt Dawson on the popular BBC TV show, A Question of Sport, as well as commentating on the BBC\u2019s Test Match Special.\n\u201cAgnew has often been described as a master broadcaster and his consummate skills on air in Test Match Special have proved electric on stage in previous Evenings with Aggers, alongside his prickly commentating partner Geoffrey Boycott, spin legend Graeme Swann, Indian\u2019s Little Master Sunil Gavaskar, and the gloriously-eccentric David \u2018Bumble\u2019 Lloyd. Fresh from his new solo tour and with rave reviews for his An Evening with Aggers shows, he is poised once again to join Tuffers on stage and take the audience on a fabulous journey that\u2019s guaranteed to be entertaining.\u201d\nSimon added: \u201cWe can guarantee that anyone coming to see this show will have a thoroughly good time. It appeals to cricket fans and non-lovers of the game alike. You don\u2019t have to be into the sport to enjoy the stories and humour of this highly entertaining evening, it will appeal to anyone who enjoys a good yarn.\n\u201cThe show will also be raising money for the Professional Cricketers\u2019 Trust, a fantastic charity supporting past and current players and their dependents during times of illness or hardship. You can find out more about the Professional Cricketers\u2019 Trust and the important work that they do at www.thepca.co.uk/trust.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Experience Art >\nUpcoming Artists-in-Residence:\n2018-19 Artists-in-Residence\nThe University at Buffalo\u2019s Creative Arts Initiative (CAI) is excited to announce the outstanding slate of artists who will be undertaking residencies at UB in 2018-19.\n600 Highwaymen is the moniker for artistic duo Abigail Browde and Michael Silverstone. Since 2009 they have devised seven original works, presenting nationally and internationally at venues such as the Under the Radar Festival In New York City and Centre Pompidou and Parc de la Villette in Paris. (Read more...)\nSam Van Aken\nSam Van Aken is an award-winning contemporary artist and Syracuse University professor of sculpture who has developed a project called Tree of 40 Fruit Project in which the artist hand-grafts trees that bear over 40 different kinds of stone fruit including peaches, plums, apricots, nectarines, cherries and almonds. 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        "raw_content": "Drew Angerer/Getty Images\u2018You just know what it\u2019s like to be up there.\u2019 Sean Spicer pictured.\nDana Perino is a Fox News host and the first Republican woman to serve as White House press secretary.\nShe says there\u2019s a \u201cfraternity\u201d of former White House press secretaries that includes Sean Spicer.\nPerino says the former press secretaries don\u2019t often criticise each other.\n\u201cYou will be very hard pressed to find any press secretary criticising another,\u201d says Dana Perino.\nPerino was the first Republican woman to serve as White House press secretary, from September 2007 until the end of President George W. Bush\u2019s term in 2009. Today, she\u2019s a Fox News host.\nOn an episode of Business Insider\u2019s podcast, \u201cSuccess! How I Did It,\u201d Perino told US editor-in-chief Alyson Shontell that there exists what she calls a \u201cfraternity\u201d of former White House press secretaries.\nAnd in case you were wondering, Sean Spicer \u2014 who left his position as President Donald Trump\u2019s press secretary in July 2017 \u2014 is in that fraternity too. Here\u2019s Perino:\n\u201cI never suggest a press secretary, whoever they are, to do something differently. We have an interesting \u2014 I call it a fraternity of former press secretaries. You will be very hard pressed to find any press secretary criticising another. This whole time. It\u2019s really quite remarkable.\n\u201cPartly because you just know what it\u2019s like to be up there and, you know, walk a mile in her shoes before you criticise. But that said, I think [current White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders] is doing great. She\u2019s the first working mother to have the job. That\u2019s a big difference \u2026 she\u2019s got three little ones under the age of 5.\u201d\nPerino did, however, share some words of wisdom for Sanders in an article for Fox News.\nFor example, she wrote: \u201cBe the most knowledgeable person in the room. Read more than anyone else.\u201d In the interview with Business Insider, Perino said she \u201calways wanted to be the most well-read person in the briefing room,\u201d which was one reason why she was constantly sleep-deprived.\nAnother tip Perino gave Sanders: \u201cShare the personal side of your life in your job. \u2026 Being a mum is definitely a plus in this job. It helps you be more empathetic regarding the big policy decisions that are being made by the president.\u201d\ncareers dana perino politics sean spicer success! how i did it warroom-us",
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        "raw_content": "Crowdfunding campaign to support the families of Manchester attack victims passes \u00a31 million mark\nScreenshot/JustGiving\nA crowdfunding campaign to raise money to provide support for the families of those injured and killed in the Manchester terrorist attack has now raised more than \u00a31 million in just over two days.\nThe campaign, launched by staff at the Manchester Evening News on Tuesday morning, was created after readers got in touch with the paper to ask how they could help in the aftermath of the attack. It initially aimed to raise \u00a3250,000 but surpassed that target in just over four hours, with a new aim to raise \u00a32 million.\nAfter growing rapidly all day on Tuesday and Wednesday, by Thursday morning the appeal has reached a total of \u00a31,261,597 and is still rising. 41,255 separate backers have pledged money to help victims' families.\n\"Manchester Evening News readers have been asking how they can help, so we have started this fund to help support the families in the aftermath of the attack,\" the description of the campaign on fundraising site JustGiving says.\nThe MEN is now partnering with the British Red Cross on the appeal.\n\"The money raised by the Manchester Evening News and its readers will be administered by the British Red Cross, who are offering support to affected families. All of it will go to the families.\"\nOn Tuesday, the official Twitter account of the Manchester Evening News tweeted to say that online fashion retailer Boohoo.com \u2014 which has its head office close to the site of the attack \u2014 has donated \u00a3100,000 to the campaign.\nAt least 22 people were killed and more than 50 people injured following the attack after an Ariana Grande concert in the city on Monday.\nGreater Manchester Police have also warned the general public to be wary of hoax campaigns to raise money, and to use only the official page started by the Manchester Evening News.\nYou can donate to the official campaign by clicking this link.\nMore: Terrorism Manchester Attack Manchester Bombing",
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        "raw_content": "The giant with a heart\nRajiv Bhuva Print Edition: July 24, 2011\nFirst, limestone is dug out of hillsides and forests. The result: dust and a denuded landscape. It is then transported to a cement plant, where it is mixed with other materials, ground to a fine dust, and heated at 1,450 degrees centigrade. The lumpy result, known as clinker, is ground with gypsum to make ordinary Portland cement. The process takes up huge amounts of energy and water. Welcome to cement manufacturing.\nWhen you are the country's second-largest cement maker, you may feel compelled to make up for the damage to the environment. That is what Ambuja Cements has been doing. The initiatives of its community development arm, Ambuja Cement Foundation, include livelihood programmes, healthcare, education, infrastructure, and women's empowerment. They span 770 villages in 11 states, and a population of more than 2 million.\n\"We start in the immediate vicinity of our plants, and then extend over a 100-kilometre radius,\" says Pearl Tiwari, Vice-President for Corporate Social Responsibility, or CSR. Chief Financial Officer Sanjiv Churiwala declined to talk to BT for this report, as he has been with the company for only three months, and the rating was based on the company's efforts in 2009/10. But the annual reports make it clear that Ambuja takes its CSR seriously. The foundation uses a social engagement scorecard to assess its initiatives. According to its 2010 annual report, scores in all locations ranged from 75 to 100 per cent.\nThe foundation is setting up panels consisting of representatives of the company, the foundation and the community. These panels will coordinate engagement with all stakeholders, promote sustainable development and ensure synergy between initiatives.\nBut there is a caveat: YES Bank studied the numbers for 2009 (the company follows the calendar year for its accounts). In that year, Ambuja spent more than Rs 36 crore on CSR. In the following year, CSR spending shrank by 45 per cent to Rs 20.7 crore. The company's total income and profit after tax grew by 4.2 per cent and 3.7 per cent respectively in 2010.\nBalancing act for today's CFOs\nSteady Pipeline",
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        "raw_content": "10/17/2018 NEW YORK RANGERS VS. WASHINGTON CAPITALS FOUND 18 PICKS\nWashington Capitals [4]\nTime: 7:00 PM EDT Venue: Capital One Arena, Washington, D. C., 20004 / WASHINGTON -- The Stanley Cup champion Washington Capitals renew a divisional rivalry Wednesday night when the New York Rangers visit Capital One Arena for the first of four meetings this season. New York will be playing for the second straight night after Tuesday's 3-2 shootout victory over the Colorado Avalanche. Mats Zuccarello and Kevin Shattenkirk converted in the shootout and each had two assists for the Rangers (2-4-0). Chris Kreider and Kevin Hayes scored in regulation and Henrik Lundqvist made 31 saves. New York capped a 2-1 homestand in which all three games were decided by one goal. Coach David Quinn wanted the Rangers to shoot more and Tuesday they put 43 shots on goal.\" Obviously, if we're going to score goals, we've got to get the puck to the net. We took a step forward tonight in that area,\" Quinn said. \"I thought we got pucks to the net and we went at it a little harder. ... So, I thought that was a step in the right direction for us tonight.\" The Rangers tallied only their second power-play goal in 18 chances on the seasonQuinn sat right wing Pavel Buchnevich in favor of left wing Cody McLeod.\" This guy's a talented player and I think one of the things he and I have talked about is we just need more out of him consistently,\" Quinn said about Buchnevich before the game. \"He's got an awful lot of talent and skill but that's not going to get you a lot of production offensively if you don't do the other things you need to do offensively.\" The Capitals (2-2-1) have lost two straight and scored two goals in the process. With three days off between games, the Capitals went back to basics. During Sunday's practice, coach Todd Reirden's team worked on stick handling drills. At the end of Tuesday's practice, they worked on faceoffs. The Capitals rank 30th in the league in faceoff win percentage at 43.8.\" Yeah, there's little details that can help our game,\" Lars Eller told NBCSportsWashington.com. \"The more you have the puck, easier the game is going to be for you. We have a little more time in between games than usual during the season here, so we have the time to work on something like that, which can be little things that makes the difference.\" The start of Sunday's practice involved each Capital getting a puck and skating circles with it around the rink, working on their handling.\" It was a surprise. I don't think anyone saw that coming,\" defenseman Matt Niskanen told the Washington Post. \"Some guys just have it, the puck-handling skills. Other guys have to work at it a lot harder or you lose it.\" The Capitals went 3-0-1 against the Rangers last season. All of the games were decided by two or fewer goals, and two of the four contests were decided in either overtime or a shootout. Braden Holtby is 10-9-1 with a 2.42 goals against average, a .920 save percentage and one shutout against the Rangers. If Lundqvist goes back-to-back, he is 21-12-5, 2.66, .909 with four shutouts versus Washington. Alex Ovechkin is tied with Evgeny Kuznetsov and T. J. Oshie for the Capitals lead in goals with four. In his career, Ovechkin has scored 611 goals on 128 goaltenders. His most-frequent victim is Marc-Andre Fleury (23) with Lundqvist (22) next.\n/ WASHINGTON Alex Ovechkin scored two power-play goals and Matt Niskanen had the winner as the Washington Capitals beat the New York Rangers 4-3 in overtime on Wednesday night. Ovechkin has six goals in six games to start the season after scoring 49 last year. His 24 career goals against Henrik Lundqvist are the most against any goaltender in the NHL. Niskanen beat Lundqvist 2:18 into overtime, putting the puck into an empty net as Lundqvist lunged to try to stop the shot. John Carlson had Washington's other goal. Capitals goalie Braden Holtby stopped 29 of the 32 shots he faced in arguably his best game of this season. One of his biggest saves came with time running out in the second period when he denied Kevin Hayes on a short-handed breakaway, and Ovechkin tied up Neal Pionk's stick to prevent a rebound goal. Mika Zibanejad, Jimmy Vesey and Chris Kreider scored for New York, which was playing the second half of a back-to-back after beating Colorado in a shootout Tuesday. Lundqvist made 34 saves in his second game in as many nights, helping the Rangers pick up a point. Pionk had three assists, a positive sign for the Rangers' youth movement and another signal of coach David Quinn pushing the right buttons. Quinn scratched Pionk earlier in the season and has gotten similar results from other players after taking them out of the lineup. Washington got two points thanks to a big night from Ovechkin. The Russian star showed off his hand-eye coordination on his first goal, corralling a bouncing pass from Carlson and beating an unsuspecting Lundqvist. NOTES: Capitals C Nicklas Backstrom had two assists to get to 598 for his career. ... F Pavel Buchnevich returned to the Rangers' lineup, replacing Cody McLeod. ... F Nathan Walker was back in for the Capitals for the first time since Oct. 4. Dmitrij Jaskin was a healthy scratch to clear a spot for Walker ... Quinn returned to the arena he won the NCAA title in as an assistant with Boston University in 2009. UP NEXTRangers: Return home to face the Calgary Flames on Sunday. 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        "raw_content": "As a fundraising development firm dedicated to raising funds for institutions, organizations, service agencies, non-profits and churches, nationally and internationally, Cargill Associates has brought philanthropy, generosity and stewardship into sharp focus for worthy causes since 1976. We partner with you to design effective and efficient development strategies and solutions tailored to your unique personality, culture, circumstances and challenges to help you fulfill your vision.\nOur consultants and staff include the most prestigious, experienced, knowledgeable and successful men and women in this field. They come to Cargill Associates with \u2018other side of the table\u2019 experience. They are experts in group dynamics, skilled problem solvers, and excellent strategists and stand ready to share with you their counsel of professional experience with discernment and integrity.\nOur campaign strategies are based on sound fundraising principles and are rooted in a strict code of ethics, protecting the confidentiality of each of our clients and prospects. Since its founding, Cargill Associates has been a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and subscribes to their code of ethics and standards of professional practice.\nIn addition to our long-standing relationship with the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), we also hold membership in the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), Council for Resource Development (CRD), Association of Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP), Partners for Sacred Places, the Christian Stewardship Association, and the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce.\nStephen W. Cargill, CFRE\nHaving joined Cargill Associates shortly after the company was founded, Steve has more than 37 years\u2019 experience in pre-campaign planning, capital, comprehensive and major gifts campaigns, development audits, strategic planning and Board training. He developed the Cargill Associates\u2019 Pre-Campaign Survey and has personally conducted over 350 of them. He has provided counsel for private and public universities, major health care systems, social service agencies, museums, family and children services, youth organizations, churches and parishes. Steve has served as the firm\u2019s Chief Executive Officer for 15 years and works with the staff to continue the Cargill Associates\u2019 tradition and reputation as a trusted industry leader with a national and international client base. As a founding member of the Fort Worth chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Steve is a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE), a member of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), Council for Resource Development (CRD) and Association of Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP).\nSharon joined Cargill Associates in 1984, as Business Manager, during a period of rapid growth for the company. She was named Vice President of Business Administration in 2008, and serves the company by overseeing its financial management. Her duties include all accounting functions, human resources, payroll, financial planning, record keeping, planning and monitoring of the annual budget, and timely reporting of financial data within the company. In the community, Sharon has served as Treasurer and Executive Board Member of a local chapter of Business and Professional Women. She is also active in her church, currently serving as a member of the Stewardship Committee. A native of Fort Worth, Sharon attended Texas Wesleyan University and Tarrant County College.\nSandy Fite\nAs the Vice President of Operations, Sandy supervises the daily assignments and tasks of the company, directs Cargill Associates\u2019 consultants and support staff, as well as assisting the C.E.O. in any duties that might be required. She collects and organizes all elements of the Pre-Campaign Survey to create a comprehensive plan for the proposed campaign. She earned a Bachelor\u2019s of Business Administration from the University of Oklahoma.\nDr. Kurt Appel\nRev. Dr. Kurt Appel is a Senior Vice President for the Church Division of Cargill Associates, and is also currently serving as the Senior Pastor at Asbury United Methodist Church in Petal, Mississippi. Because of Cargill Associates\u2019 reputation for successful church stewardship planning and programming, Kurt joined the team because it enabled him to be in ministry with a broad spectrum of churches seeking to grow in mission and ministry. An ordained Elder in the United Methodist Church, Kurt has spent over a decade in full-time ministry serving large and small membership churches on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. With his background in church development and experience in the local church, his ministry is focused upon helping churches become disciple making congregations. Prior to entering ministry Kurt was an Engineer with Sharp Electric, Inc., a major commercial and industrial electrical contractor. He completed his undergraduate work in Mechanical Engineering at Louisiana Tech University, earned a Master of Divinity degree from Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University and received his Doctor of Ministry degree from Columbia Theological Seminary.\nRoy \u201cSonny\u201d Banning\nSonny Banning is a fundraising executive with more than 25 years of experience working with non-profit organizations in development and administration. His expertise includes planning and developing successful annual and capital fund raising campaigns as well as board development seminars and strategic planning sessions. Before coming to Cargill Associates, Sonny served as Vice President for Development for York College (York, Nebraska), and as President and Chief Executive Officer for Maude Carpenter Children\u2019s Home (Wichita, Kansas). Sonny holds a degree in Theology and, prior to his career in non-profit development and administration, served for 20 years as minister for churches in Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico and Kansas.\nPaul Blevins, CFRE\nPaul Blevins has served as a capital campaign management consultant for Cargill Associates since 1983. As senior vice president, Paul has directed hundreds of successful capital campaigns raising over $400,000,000 for Cargill Associates client partnerships. Paul has conducted numerous development program audits, and provided counsel for the annual fund and the development of boards. His other areas of expertise include identifying and enlisting of volunteers and prospects, writing and preparing public relations materials and foundation proposals, and working with other staff members to implement the total campaign initiatives. He has extensive experience in the field of planned giving and estate planning. In addition to his 31 years of experience with Cargill Associates, Paul also served as chief advancement officer at several other major institutions, planning and implementing fully integrated and successful development programs. He has been a participant in numerous conferences on development and capital campaigns sponsored by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), Council for Resource Development (CRD), and the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). As a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) since 1983, and member of the local chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Paul adheres to the professional and ethical standards established by them. He earned a Bachelor\u2019s Degree from Emory and Henry College in Virginia and a Masters Degree in Education and Counseling from The University of Virginia.\nG.C. Brown\nG.C. Brown is an expert in the fields of stewardship and finance. As a Senior Consultant for the Church Division of Cargill Associates, and with over 25 years of stewardship experience, G.C. is sought-after for his ability to render creative strategies in multiple areas of church development and growth. As an investment banker, G.C. began a career in financial management. He quickly advanced to Bank President and expanded his knowledge of asset administration. With a desire to use his expertise to assist communities of faith, G.C. began offering consulting services to churches. Serving as a Vice President with the B. C. Ziegler Company, G.C. arranged financial packages for churches in need of multimillion-dollar loans. G.C.\u2019s financial and corporate qualifications make him an asset to the clients he serves. Over the last 26 years, he has conducted over 300 capital stewardship programs for churches of all sizes located throughout the country. His reputation as one of America\u2019s most gifted consultants is founded on his ability to present the precepts of Christian stewardship with a personable and spiritual approach. He attended Baylor University and the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin. As a former pilot, he has a passion for aeronautics.\nLinda R. Cadigan, M.A., CFRE\nLinda Cadigan, M.A., CFRE, joined Cargill Associates in 2006 as a Senior Consultant for the Institution Division. She has been a professional fundraiser for 35 years. Linda consults with nonprofit organizations on organizational assessment, development and communications planning, board development, capital fundraising planning and program implementation, and establishing comprehensive philanthropy programs. She is recognized for her expertise on major gift solicitation, volunteer recruitment and training, and planned giving. Linda has worked in upper-level development management for numerous nonprofit organizations, including CHRISTUS Spohn Health System Corpus Christi, Hockaday School Dallas, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, and Galveston Community College. She put the \u201cRace for the Cure\u2019 on the road as the first Executive Director for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Linda was named NSFRE Outstanding Fundraising Executive of the Year by the Dallas Chapter. She is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy. She has served as a volunteer and board member for numerous organizations including the American Red Cross, the American Cancer Society, the United Way, Mount Holyoke College, the Association of Fundraising Professionals, the Association of Healthcare Professionals, and the Junior League of Dallas. Linda holds a Master of Arts in Philanthropy and Development from St. Mary\u2019s University Minnesota. She is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College and has served as a Trustee of the College and President of the Alumnae Association.\nBobby Cobbs, CFRE, CPC\nBobby Cobbs brings over 30 years of professional fundraising experience with not-for-profit institutions and organizations. His expertise includes: planning, managing and evaluating fund development programs; establishing and growing successful annual fund campaigns; planning and conducting successful capital campaigns; motivating and training dedicated volunteers and boards; and building motivated and dedicated development teams. Before joining the Cargill team, he served as a senior development staff member with Hardin-Simmons University, the Virginia Baptist Children\u2019s Home and Family Services, Sierra Forever Families, and Christian Brothers High School. Prior to his service in fundraising, he served two years in a church-sponsored assignment similar to the Peace Corp in Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa. Bobby holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Baylor University, a Master of Religious Education degree from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Louisville\u2019s Kent School of Social Work. He is a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) and a Certified Professional Coach (CPC). He has been a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) since 1986. Bobby is a regular presenter at educational conferences throughout the U.S.\nDr. Branson Isley\nOver the past 20 years, Branson has worked in stewardship development with churches across the United States. He is a gifted stewardship strategist, consultant, teacher and preacher. He has experience in denominational and institutional areas including campus ministry and seminary administration. He is frequently asked to serve as a conference leader or preacher. Prior to joining Cargill Associates, Branson spent 25 years as minister in churches in South Carolina, Kentucky, Indiana and Alabama. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina, and Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry degrees from Southern Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.\nTom Stogsdill\nTom Stogsdill has over 35 years of professional institutional fundraising experience. Prior to joining Cargill Associates, Tom served at the University of South Dakota Foundation, as Executive Director of Development for Mississippi State University, as Vice President and Campaign Director for Elon University in North Carolina, and as Vice President for Development at Wingate College also in North Carolina. Tom directed the University of South Dakota\u2019s first comprehensive campaign, which had a $60 million goal but boasted a $134 million total. 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        "raw_content": "\"Jack the Ripper\" has been arrested at Bradford - one of him, at least. He turns out to be in this particular instance anything but a formidable individual. In fact, he is of the softer sex, and apparently a nice-spoken and respectable young woman. He, or she, declares that her only object in writing the letters was to make a sensation. She has succeeded in experiencing a new sensation, at all events.\nMadame Tussaud has enriched her collection with a new portrait model of Prince Bismarck (with dog) which is remarkably natural and an admirable likeness. Men may come and men may go, but Tussaud's goes on for ever - and collars most of the men who are worth having. Oh, for the day when we shall see announced at Baker-street, \"New Portrait Model of Jack the Ripper!\"\nA WHITECHAPEL MURDER IN WALES.\nA murder, resembling those of Whitechapel, was committed near Swansea, yesterday. The victim, a girl of four years of age, was decoyed into a lonely wood by a youth of 16, who is then said to have cut her throat and ripped her bowels open. The boy is in custody.\nTHE MITRE-SQUARE MURDER.\nSIR-If not encroaching too much on your valuable space, I would beg to offer a few suggestions with regard to tracing the origin of the revolting package stated to have been received by Parcels Post to Mr. Lusk, of Mile End. It may not be generally known, but if the box in question was sent by Parcels Post (unless it was posted out of course, i.e., placed in a pillar or other posting box), it must have been handed in at a post-office by some one, and the printed label of that office would be affixed thereto. The necessary postage in stamps would most probably be attached by the sender, it being against the regulations for the postmaster to do it himself. Doubtless if application were made to the secretary of the General Post Office, he would furnish the police authorities with the time of handling in which, with the other points before-mentioned, might assist them in clearing up the matter. - I am, &c.,\nPARCEL POST.\nSIR-Amongst the many suggestions concerning the crimes of London, would it not be well to suggest that every householder in the metropolis be supplied with a police whistle in case of emergency. I am sure it would help our police, and likewise help to stop the crimes of London. The meaning of this paragraph is that each divisional station be supplied with whistles for the householders. - I am, &c.,\nJAMES LAWRENCE LEA,\nA Pensioned P.C.'s Son.\n16, St. James's-street, Clerkenwell-green.",
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        "raw_content": "home > press reports > people > people - 4 november 1888\nAN AMERICAN \"JACK THE RIPPER.\"\nThe people of Birmingham, America, are all very much exercised over a series of mysterious murders which have taken place in that neighbourhood. They are similar in character to the Whitechapel atrocities. The victims selected are negroes. There have been four of these tragedies within the last three weeks. No motive for the crimes is apparent, and in each case the body of the victim has been horribly mutilated.\nWHITEHALL MYSTERY - FUNERAL OF THE VICTIM.\nThe remains of the unknown female that were found recently at Whitehall were interred at Woking on Tuesday by the parish authorities, the order for burial having been handed over to Inspector Marshall, who was in charge of the case. 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About twelve o'clock on the night of October 9th Detectives Robinson and Mather, accompanied by a man named Doncaster, went into the yard, in pursuance of some orders they had received in connection with the Whitechapel murders. Robinson was disguised in a woman's hat and cloak. It was very dark in the yard, and there were several men there engaged in washing the cabs. One of them, Jarvis, came up to the detectives and asked them what they wanted. Robinson told him to \"mind his own business.\" The evidence at this point was very conflicting, but it is certain that Robinson and Jarvis came to blows, that they fell to the ground together, and that while there Jarvis struck Robinson on the forehead with a buckhorn handle of a pocket knife. It was also asserted that as they lay struggling on the ground the other defendant Phillips came up and kicked Robinson on the arm. The latter defended himself with his staff, and Jarvis rose and ran towards the stable. as he ran, Doncaster tried to stop him, and received a wound on the forehead exactly similar to that inflicted on Robinson. The defendants were then taken into custody by Mather and two constables, who had come up. When examined by Dr. Miller, divisional surgeon of the G Division, Robinson, Doncaster, and both defendants were found to have received several wounds about the head, which were bleeding freely.\nThe jury acquitted Phillips, and found Jarvis guilty of wounding Robinson and Doncaster, but recommended to mercy on account of his previous good character and the provocation which they believed him to have received.\nThe assistant judge said he quite agreed with the jury, and taking into consideration these circumstances and the severe punishment Jarvis had already received during the affray, he should only pass upon him the lenient sentence of six weeks' imprisonment. with hard labour.\nEAST END RESCUE WORK.\nThe new buildings in connection with the Ratcliff Highway Refuge, Betts street, St. George's in the East, was formally opened on Tuesday by the Marchioness of Tavistock. The premises, which are very commodious, and which have connected with them a night shelter, have been erected at a cost of over \u00a34,000, of which sum \u00a31,000 still has to raised. After Lady Tavistock had declared the Refuge open, the Bishop of Bedford referred to the condition of Whitechapel, observing that he hoped no one would think, because of the recent outrages, matters were worse than they were some time ago. He could speak of Whitechapel and Spitalfields, and he did not hesitate to say the condition of things there was very much better than it was ten years ago. He would tell them what made it much worse than it was, what undid a great deal of good work that had been done and was being done - that was an enormous influx of inexperienced workers, who came down to the East End, stood in the way of those who knew the work, and were doing it to the best of their ability, wasted a great deal of money, dried up the springs of charity, and then, because they did not succeed, as most surely they would not succeed, discredited all such enterprise before those who must be looked to for material assistance. He hoped to see the day when every district in the East end would have some such institution as this connected with it, because by means of such agencies they would be able to do a great deal for the rescue of the lost.\nReported Reappearance of the Assassin.\nA statement to which the police are said to attach considerable importance has just been made by Matthew Packer, the keeper of the fruit shop next to the gateway in Berner street, where the murder of the woman Stride was committed. He reports that he has been greatly alarmed by having seen the man who bought the grapes from him for the unfortunate woman a short time before the murder was committed. He alleges that he had often seen the man before the occurrence, as well as the woman, but he had not since seen any one resembling the man till he saw him again a few nights since. He (Packer) was then standing with his fruit stall in the Commercial road, when he caught sight of him staring him full in the face. He kept calm and collected for a little time, hoping that a policeman would come by, but in this he was disappointed. After passing and repassing him several times the man came behind him in the horse road, and looked at him in a very evil and menacing manner. He was so terrified that he left his stall and ran to a shoeblack, who was near, and pointing to the man asked him to keep an eye on him and watch him. His great fear was that the man was going to stab him to prevent him from identifying him as the man who was in the company of the murdered woman immediately before her death. No sooner, however, had he called the shoeblack's attention to him than the man ran away as fast as he could, and succeeded in getting on a passing tram. Packer would have followed the tram, but he could not as there were several pounds worth of fruit upon it. It may be added that during the past few days there have again been several complaints from women in the East end of having been accosted after dark by a respectably dressed man who answers the description of the supposed murderer.\nDr. Forbes Winslow and other leading authorities on mental disorders are reported to be still of opinion that the murders in Whitechapel were committed by a homicidal lunatic, and Dr. Forbes Winslow believes that the murderer has lately been in a \"lucid interval\" in which condition he would be comparatively rational, and also forgetful of what he had done. As soon as this passes off he will resume his terrible work.\nAnother Threatening Letter.\nA letter, purportedly from the East end assassin, was received the other night at the Poplar Police Station, in which the writer said he was going to commit three more murders. The following is said to the wording:-\nI am going to commit three more murders, two women and a child, and I shall take their hearts this time.\nYours truly (signed)\nThe letter was enclosed in an envelope, which, in addition to the Poplar post mark, also bore the Ealing post mark, and was directed to the sergeant. A copy was sent to the commissioner of police. The information with instructions were at once telegraphed to the different stations ordering every possible vigilance to be used in case of an attempted repetition of the crimes.\nTwo Knives Found.\nConsiderable excitement has been created in Kensington owing to the discovery of two knives, one bearing stains of blood, in the front garden of a house in Harrington Gardens. The discovery has remained for some time a secret with the police, and has now only become known by mere accident. It appears that on the night of Sunday, 21st October, the policeman on duty observed something bright close to some shrubs in the garden, and upon entering to satisfy his curiosity discovered a sheath containing two huge knives, which are stated to be Ghoorka (sic) knives, known as the \"Koroke.\" A medical examination has been made, and it is asserted that blood stains undoubtedly exist on one of the knives and upon the sheath. These stains are probably a month old, but certainly not more than six weeks or two months. The knives are as sharp as razors. Much alarm prevails in the district, as the theory spread abroad is that the Whitechapel murderer may be in hiding in the neighbourhood, or that a murder was intended there, but that the would be assassin was interrupted and flung the knives over the railings to avoid discovery. Some suspicion is said to rest upon a clerical looking person for whom the police are now searching, and of whom strange things are rumoured.\nA Drunken Confession.\nA man named Graham was charged, on remand, at the mansion House last week with committing the murders in Whitechapel. The prisoner had given himself up on his self accusation; he had been remanded that the state of his mind might be inquired into, and it was now stated that he had suffered from excessive drinking, but there was no trace of insanity.\nMr. Alderman Renals discharged him, regretting that there was no means of punishing him.\nA PERSECUTED FLOWER SELLER.\nCatherine Harris, 60, described as a flower seller, of Holles street, Clare Market, was charged at Marlborough street with begging in Piccadilly at midnight.\nConstable Tomlinson, 339 C, deposed to seeing the woman go up to two gentlemen and ask them to buy flowers. They declined to do so, when she asked them for money. He then took her into custody.\nMr. Hannay: What have you to say?\nThe Prisoner: I was not begging, sir. For the last eight years I have been getting an honest living by selling flowers. I do not beg; but if the police see me speak to a gentleman, they swear I am begging. On October 27th I sold two shillings' worth of flowers in the Strand. I, however, got a better price for them in Piccadilly, as sometimes a gentleman or lady will give me a shilling for a nice rose, whereas in the Strand I can only get 2d. for a flower. The flowers that I had on Saturday night the police spoiled by dipping them in water. I am a persecuted woman, and could not be more persecuted than if I had committed the Whitechapel murders.\nMr. Hannay: The officer says you were begging.\nThe Prisoner: No, sir. I was not.\nMr. Hannay: Have you any witness?\nThe Prisoner (with a dignified air): I have no witness but Almighty God and He is the best witness for all.\nMr. Hannay: Is the woman known?\nSergeant Brewer (the gaoler): She has been charged here, sir, very many times.\nMr. Hannay (to the accused): You will go to gaol for ten days.\nThe prisoner then walked out of the dock with a crestfallen air, remarking, \"I don't see much to laugh at in that. It's not very clever of you to do so.\"\nSTRANGE DISCOVERY IN HOLBORN.\nA discovery which was attended by strange circumstances was made on Thursday night at the Windsor Castle public house, in High Holborn. It appears that about nine o'clock on Thursday night a man went into the convenience provided at the establishment, and discovered a brown paper parcel, which, on being kicked revealed its contents, comprising a liver, a portion of a kidney, and other fleshy substance. The man entered the bar and acquainted several persons present of the discovery, and subsequently a police officer was fetched. The parcel, which measured about twelve inches long by six inches in width, is stated to have weighed about ten pounds. One of the gentlemen present, who, it is understood, had a knowledge of anatomy, asserted that he had never seen anything more like human remains than those submitted to his view. The police officer took the names of all those present, and also examined their hands, after which the parcel was conveyed to the Tottenham Court road Police Station. It was afterwards taken to the divisional surgeon, and subsequently to one of the London Hospitals to be examined. It is understood that the police have been informed that the remains are those of a pig, and not of a human being, as was at first supposed. 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        "raw_content": "How to automate your finances to make life easier\nAutomating finances is one method that can greatly improve the way we spend as well as save. Automation helps us stick to our objectives, there\u2019s less procrastination, forgetting or poor judgment. Our time and energy are also freed up; we don\u2019t have to worry about paying bills on time every month. With technological advancements, automation is even easier. Anyone who is looking to prudently manage their money should automate their finances as much as possible.\nHere are some ways that you can go about it;\nEvery month we have bills to settle, the process takes up our time and sometimes we even forget to pay them. We all know the repercussions; we may end up being penalised or worse, lowering our credit rates. Automating bill payment ensures that the right amount is paid when it\u2019s due. You don\u2019t even have to be there in person, the amount will be deducted from your bank account automatically when the bill falls due. All that you have to do is ensure that there is enough balance in your account to settle the bills. Otherwise you may end up overdrawing the account leading to the problem which you are trying to avoid in the first place.\nThe need for an emergency fund cannot be overemphasised. Your financial stability is solely dependent on this fund; therefore you need to set aside an amount every month or periodically. Automating this so that on a given day of the month an amount is deducted and channeled to the account will ensure that there are adequate funds for emergencies. This also ensures that there is no skipping. In most cases, this is the last account that gets allocation and the chances of it being overlooked are high. Through automation, there will be no skipping; money will be channeled to the account when the date falls due.\nApart from general savings, you need to put aside money for investment. Your current source of income may not last forever, so automating an investment account will ensure that the fund grows every month. Also, when you set a given amount for this account, it\u2019s also guaranteed that a target will be reached and money put to proper use.\nAutomation of your finances helps you to manage your money effectively. It reduces the chances of overspending or putting money to the wrong use. This is a must have for all who are looking to manage their money prudently.",
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        "raw_content": "Hail To The (Collectible) Chiefs\nAmericans have always celebrated the inauguration of a president. It truly was remarkable, for few governments allowed people to freely choose their leader. It deserved celebration. Saturday Early Show Collectibles Contributor Tony Hyman runs down a list of some memorabilia.\nGeorge Washington (president no. 1) wore fancy buttons on his inauguration jacket in 1879 and enterprising button makers sold copies (or very similar) to the public for a few cents. Today, these GW-inscribed buttons bring $1,000 and up, depending on who made the one you have.\nThomas Jefferson (president no. 3) was honored with a privately printed silver medal. It cost $4.25 in 1801 and is worth $10,000 today.\nJohn Quincy Adams (president no. 6) had a similar fine silver medal in 1825. Andrew Jackson (president no. 7) was the first modern populist Democrat. There are many of his 1833 tokens around, worth about $100.\nStarting with Jackson, for the next 50 years, inaugural commemoratives were mostly small medals and tokens. These medals were privately done.\nStarting with 12th President Zachary Taylor in 1849, the committee in charge of Inaugural activities created a new, and \"official\" kind of collectible. That's the year they sent an engraved invitation to Washington's political elite to attend a grand Official Inaugural Ball.\nFind out about other collectibles described by The Saturday Early Show's Tony Hyman in the Collectibles Archive or visit Tony Hyman's Web site.\nIf you think you have a collectible worth a lot of cash, send an email to sat@cbsnews.com with \"What's It Worth?\" in the subject line. Or write to \"What's It Worth?\" The Saturday Early Show, 514 West 57th St., 6th floor, New York, N.Y. 10019.\nThere was an elaborate invitation to 16th President Abraham Lincoln's Inaugural Ball in 1865. The committee sold tickets for $10 each, price to include midnight supper. Profits were for the needy Civil War veterans. There was such a big crowd, there was a near riot. They grabbed whole chickens and broke glasses, and there was nowhere to sit. If you had one of those invitations today, you could get $1,000\nModern ball invitations aren't nearly as big or as fancy. But I bet you'd like to get one! And if you didn't, you can always buy one today for around $5. George W. Bush's is for sale at $3.95.\nThe Inaugural Committee also issues invitations to the Inauguration Ceremony itself. Worth about $350 is the invitation for the 1905 inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt (president no. 26).\nDuring the early days of the Depression, FDR's committee members came up with the ida of giving a special thank you gift to party faithful, donors, friends...and sent them an invitation to the inauguration. They couldn't be used, but were souvenirs of the event. Bush's committee will send out a lot of them, just like his dad did. Bush's is also for sale today for $3.95. (The Republicans sold souvenir medals back in 1929.)\nThe members of the Inaugural Committee were usually distinguished and hard-working folks. In exchange for all their work, they got to wear a little ribbon on their coat, which in the late 1880s became a ribbon with a medal on it.\nIn 1901, 100 years ago, the medal was separated from the ribbon and became the Official Inaugural Medal. One medal was struck in gold and given to incoming President William McKinley\n(assassinated months later). Each president from then on received a gold medal upon taking office, and 3,000 bronze medals (now worth $125) were given to committee members.\nIn 1929, Hoover's Inaugural medals were the first to be sold. The Official Inaugural Committee bought 1,000 of them from the U.S. mint for 55 cents each and sold them to citizens of Washington, D.C., as souvenirs for less than $2. Not much of a fundraiser.\nDuring FDR's four terms during the Depression and WWII, relatively few medals were struck. In 1945, they made 3,500 bronze medals for sale. Value: $150 to 500.\nTruman's Committee made the first effort to mass market Inaugural medals in 1949. They sold 7,500 of them nationwide. Value: $200.\nIn 1953, Eisenhower's Committee started the practice of also marketing a silver Inaugural medal in addition to the bronze. They made 26,000 bronze and just under 800 silver ones which\nsold for around $30. Value: several hundred.\nNixon's Committee upped the ante, commissioning the Franklin Mint to produce 23,000 silver and 106,000 bronze ($50 & $25 today).\n\u00a9 MMI Viacom Internet Services Inc. All Rights Reserved",
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        "raw_content": "A Hollywood history of \"Who are you wearing?\"\nThe red carpet at awards shows is must-see TV with hordes of cameras, from the \"mani cam\" to a \"clutch cam\" to the \"GlamCam 360.\" But now, there's been a bit of a revolt that could hit the Oscars red carpet with some of Hollywood's leading ladies taking a stand against superficiality, reports CBS News correspondent John Blackstone.\nStars like Jennifer Aniston and Julianne Moore have refused to parade their fingers down a camera built to show off manicures and pushed back at the obsessive attention to their attire.\nComedian Amy Poehler was so fed up with hearing \"Who are you wearing?\" that she teamed up with The Representation Project to promote their online campaign to #AskHerMore. Poehler's Smart Girls Community sent a tweet eliciting questions that focused more on an actress's talent than her taste in clothing.\nWhat's in this year's Oscar swag bags?\nBut for many viewers, the procession of celebrity arrivals has become more anticipated than the awards themselves.\n\"It's our Super Bowl in a lot of ways,\" E!'s \"Live from the Red Carpet\" executive producer Gary Snegaroff said. \"It's really evolved and into something bigger than I could have ever imagined. But that's because people are interested in it and I think it's that sense of seeing the stars in an unrehearsed way, [a] candid way.\"\nIn the long history of the Academy Awards, the red carpet wasn't always such a big deal. In fact, until 1961 there was no red carpet. Back then, the color didn't matter much to TV viewers because the whole show was in black and white.\nInitially, the red carpet was just a practical way to guide movie stars from their cars to the venue. But it increasingly became a place for the stars to shine: Barbara Streisand raised eyebrows in 1969 for wearing a sequined see-through pant suit; Cher sported a Mohawk in 1986; Demi Moore wore biker shorts in 1989; Celine Dion donned a backwards suit 1999; and Bjork turned heads with her swan-like dress in 2001.\nIt wasn't until 1995 that someone finally thought to ask the inevitable question: \"Who are you wearing?\"\n\"Joan changed it all,\" Snegaroff said.\"The four little words: 'Who are you wearing?' and that changed everything. But what she really brought was honest conversation to the carpet.\"\nJoan Rivers' honesty suddenly turned the celebrities into targets.\n\"It became such an honor if she knocked you or made a joke about you,\" \"Fashion Police\" co-host Kelly Osbourne said. \"Because if you were on Joan's radar, you mattered. She's the pop culture queen.\"\nRivers death last September means this year's Oscar red carpet will be without one of its essential ingredients, but her legacy lives on.\nSnegaroff said it's become a default question. Some may find it annoying, but don't expect it to end anytime soon.\n\"It's become big business on the red carpet,\" \"Entertainment Tonight's\" Nancy O'Dell said.\nShe has been covering red carpets for almost 20 years and points out that for many actresses, success on the carpet can mean big money.\n\"Lupita Nyong'o - huge impact on the red carpet. Of course she was nominated and did tremendous work, but she was stunning on the red carpet and wore these gorgeous fashions,\" O'Dell said. \"And as a result, she now has endorsements with Lanc\u00f4me and with Miu Miu.\"\nOsbourne said when the women walk down the red carpet, they know what they're doing.\n\"You're asking people to judge you. You're walking onto a red carpet,\" she said. \"You don't have to put yourself out there if you don't want to and they're choosing to, so you can't complain.\"\nSo consider this a fair warning to all those in show business heading to the Oscars on Sunday night: we'll be watching, closely.",
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        "raw_content": "Pregnant Mom Vanishes From Ohio Home\nA search is underway for a North Canton, Ohio, woman \u2013 nine months pregnant \u2013 who disappeared from her home, leaving behind broken furniture, a pool of bleach on the floor and just one witness: a 2-year-old son who told police: \"Mommy's crying ... Mommy's in the rug.\"\nInvestigators would not elaborate on the meaning of the child's statement, but a bed comforter is missing from the home of 26-year-old Jessie Marie Davis, whose disappearance was reported to police on Friday by her mother.\nAlso missing: the sheets from Davis' bed, and, her cell phone.\nPolice, who have been searching with the help of dogs and scores of volunteers, say so far they have no suspects in the case. 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She was very up.\"\n\"She was excited about the baby,\" Porter said later. \"She was getting ready to pack a suitcase for Chloe and for herself... she'd been hanging up the baby clothes.\"\nPorter, who says she and her daughter talk on the phone frequently, became worried Thursday at not being able to reach her, and Friday, went to the house to see what was going on.\n\"First thing I saw,\" says Porter, \"was her purse was all over the floor and then I hollered for [my grandson]... I said... 'Where's Mommy?' He came running downstairs and you could smell him as he came through because he soiled his diaper. And that just, just seemed really out of character, since the smell in the house was overwhelming. And I ran upstairs. He said, 'Mommy's crying and Mommy broke the table.' I thought maybe my daughter had got sick and passed out upstairs.\"\nThe worried grandmother then went upstairs, where she says the bedroom was in disarray. The lamp and the nightstand were knocked over and the mattress was pulled partially off the bed. She said bleach had been poured all over the floor.\nThe sliding patio door was unlocked, and Davis' car was still there.\n\"My God, something's wrong!\" Porter said in a 911 call, telling the emergency dispatcher that Davis \"would never, ever\" leave her son alone.\nPorter also told the dispatcher that the father of the boy and Davis' unborn daughter, Canton police patrolman Bobby Cutts Jr., was to drop off the child at the home on Thursday.\nThe police are using professionals who specialize in children because they are afraid of further traumatizing the boy.\nAuthorities say Cutts is cooperating with the investigation. Capt. Gary Shankle of the Stark County Sheriff's Office said they are interviewing many people, including Cutts' wife, Kelly Cutts, with whom he has two daughters. According to local newspaper reports, Kelly and Bobby Cutts have been separated since February and she is aware of her husband's relationship with Davis.\n\"Knowing my daughter, she was so immaculate that anything out of place in my mind seemed like shambles,\" said Porter. \"You just feel absolutely numb... I see her picture on television and I think, 'Oh my God, what a beautiful girl.' And then it hits you: 'That's my girl.' \"\nPolice have advised Porter not to ask the boy questions so that any recollections and information come out naturally. She said the toddler has trouble sleeping and refuses to let go of a photo of his mother.\n\"Whatever comes, comes,\" Porter said. \"He plays a lot. We're not trying to prod him or anything.\"\nDavis is employed by Allstate Insurance at a call center in nearby Hudson, company spokesman Mike Siemienas said.\nCo-worker Dianna Piltz sent Davis a text message at 8:15 a.m. on Thursday that wasn't returned.\n\"We freak out when she's a couple minutes late. She's pregnant, and you always worry about pregnant women,\" Piltz said.\nRick Perez, chief deputy at the Stark County Sheriff's Department, says none of Davis' neighbors have reported seeing or hearing anything suspicious in the time leading up to the disappearance.\n\"Every now and then we'd see her out and about,\" said Jeff Midkiff, who lives nearby. \"She would wave, or whatever. She seemed like a very quiet person.\"\nSheriff's deputies searched Davis' home over the weekend and returned Monday evening with FBI agents. 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        "raw_content": "The fourth-annual DUCA-CCFC Innovation Fund Contest launches this month with the choice of three development projects\nYou can give a community access to electricity; it\u2019s as simple as the click of a button, thanks to a $25,000 donation to Christian Children\u2019s Fund of Canada (CCFC) from Ontario\u2019s DUCA Financial Services Credit Union Ltd.\nIn past years, votes from Canada, and as far as India, have led to the realization of a literacy program in Paraguay, skills-training for women in India and solar-powered lights and clean water in Ghana.\nThis year, the goal is to brighten a community. Some 1.4-billion people around the globe don\u2019t have access to electricity, according to the United Nations Development Programme, and we\u2019d like to change that.\nGet involved and vote for the project you think should be implemented. This year\u2019s potential projects include:\nSolar-powered health clinic in Burkina Faso: The installation of solar electricity at the Wayan Health Center will improve access to emergency medical interventions and urgent care, especially for nighttime deliveries and pregnancy interventions\nSolar-powered irrigation system in Ghana: Agriculture is a primary source of income for the community of Namonsa. The installation of a solar-powered water pump at the local dam will enable the delivery of water to crops, providing income and nutrition to families.\nSolar-powered street lights in India: Frequent power interruptions several times a week limits nighttime activities in the community of Thiruchuli, due to health and safety concerns. Solar-powered street lights will improve safety when it\u2019s dark.\nTo vote, visit ccfcanada.ca/innovation-fund.",
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        "raw_content": "Free Disability Awareness Fair 2018\nThe fair take place on Sunday, June 24th from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Andrew J. Parise Park, in Cedarhurst, home of the first universally accessible playground on Long Island.",
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        "raw_content": "3-time World Champion surfer\nThese days Wayne 'Rabbit' Bartholomew AM is universally looked up to as the Godfather of Professional Surfing.\nDuring a more than 40-year career, this 3- time World Champion has carved out a legend by elevating his chosen sport from the bottom rung of society to a multi-billion dollar phenomenon.\nThe award-winning documentary \"Bustin Down the Door\" depicts Rabbit's early days in Coolangatta and his roller coaster ride to the top, overcoming massive obstacles along the way in his bid to bring credibility to the sport.\nRabbit was unfaltering in his vision to dramatically change the image of surfing and he set about the task of becoming a champion with an irrepressible spirit.\nWayne Bartholomew finished his career with no less than nine Top 3 finishes in World Championships, including 3 Wins, 3 Runners-up and 3 third placings. He was esconced in the World Top 5 for 10 consecutive years.\nAfter retiring, Wayne fulfilled his vision by taking the helm of World Professional Surfing, becoming CEO of ASP International (Association of Surfing Professionals) for 4 years and as President for 10.\nRabbit was not only a charismatic figure head, as an Administrator he implemented radical and revolutionary measures which finally delivered the dream of multi-million dollar sponsorship and global events.\nRabbit Bartholomew was awarded an AM on January 26th 2009 for being a champion, an administrator, a mentor and for his work in the environment.\nRabbit has been engaged by Surfing Australia to speak at many of our corporate functions including the Australian Surfing Awards and the annual Green Room Conference and numerous Surfing Australia Press Launches. Rabbit is an outstanding public speaker, highly regarded within the surfing industry as one of the best.\nHealth & Lifestyle, Keynote Speaker, After Dinner, Celebrity, Sport, Business, Motivational, Inspirational, Guest, Leadership, CEO / Chairman",
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        "raw_content": "Pale sea cucumber, pallid cucumber \u2022 Cucumaria pallida\n{pallida = pale}\nA pale sea cucumber found during an extreme low tide. Photo by Sara Wickham.\nThe pale sea cucumber has 10 equal-sized, long, wispy, and pale tentacles; these tentacles are visible in this image, though note that one of the tentacles is bent in towards the mouth. The body is lined with five rows of soft, retractable pale tube feet, three of which \u2014 the ventral rows \u2014 are more developed than the two dorsal rows. This species varies in colour from white to pale orange or tan. It reaches 25 cm long.\nThe pale sea cucumber can be found beneath cobble or pieces of rock, or between rocks. It inhabits both calm, quiet habitats as well as areas subjected to currents, from the lower intertidal to 91 m deep. Its range extends from southern Alaska to southern California.\nThe white sea cucumber (Eupentacta quinquesemita) and the pseudo-white sea cucumber (E. pseudoquinquesemita), which are nearly identical, both have two tiny tentacles and eight large ones. When the tentacles are retracted or not visible, these species can be differentiated from the pale sea cucumber by their stiff, long, intractable tube feet which give them a spiny appearance. The former also tends to have a stiff body as well as tube feet.\nThis species was once thought to be a pale form of the orange sea cucumber (Cucumaria miniata). The two differ in both external and internal morphology.\nhttps://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/356416-Cucumaria-pallida\nCowles, D. (2006). Cucumaria pallida Kirkendale and Lambert, 1995. Invertebrates of the Salish Sea. Rosario Beach Marine Laboratory. Accessed 23/06/2016.\nLambert, P. Cucumaria pallida Kirkendale and Lambert, 1995. In Klinkenberg, Brian. (Ed.) E-Fauna BC: Electronic Atlas of the Fauna of British Columbia. Lab for Advanced Spatial Analysis, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia, Vancouver. Accessed 23/06/2016.",
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        "raw_content": "Newsletter.002.Green Shoots\nAre we seeing the green shoots of recovery?\nPoliticians and even banks are talking about the green shoots of recovery. Is this wishful thinking on their part? It is fair to say that many of our clients have now become acclimatised to the current economic climate and are no longer just waiting for good times to return. There is a realisation that it is going to be much harder to make the same amount of money as it was 2 years ago and the risk of further shocks to the business are far greater. Many businesses have downsized and many have rationalised their product or service offerings to suit changing demand patterns.\nAt a recent workshop with prospective clients, one of the participants said \u201cI am one of the lucky ones to have survived this recession and I am proud of the fact that my business is stronger in terms of its experience, but what should I do now?\u201d Well the race continues, only the horizon changes. If you had a long term business plan 2 years ago it\u2019s time to brush this off and have another read. You will probably find that not much has changed in the plan. Internally, the biggest change is in your heart and your head. You should be proud of your business in the way it has weathered the storm and continues to do so and pleased with yourself personally for navigating your ship and its crew through the storm. Externally the biggest difference is that there are far more business opportunities around at much more affordable prices:-\nIf you were previously considering employing an operations director, these people will now be available in the market.\nIf marketing the company in the mass media was too expensive previously, media has never been so cheap.\nIf you are a retailer, expanding into new locations has never been more affordable.\nIf you are a successful restauranteur or own other types of leisure facilities, there will be other businesses with good locations but poor management that are ripe for acquisition.\nThe real issue is how to choose the opportunities that are right for you. The answer is in your long term plan. If these opportunities are part of your growth strategy then the opportunity to exploit them when the cost is at its lowest, should not be missed. Obviously you must consider the risks and also whether the business can afford the investment before deciding whether to proceed.\nIt is always worth reminding yourself of the definition of an entrepreneur: \u201ca person with the ability to recognise opportunities of benefit to an enterprise and the will and capacity to undertake appropriate innovative action while accepting the associated risks\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "Zayn Malik recorded a song for Ghostbusters and we can't wait to hear it!\nZayn Malik (Getty Images)\nLos Angeles - Zayn Malik has recorded a song for the soundtrack of the new Ghostbusters movie.\nThe former One Direction star has contributed brand new track wHo to the re-booted franchise which stars Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones as the anti-supernatural squad.\nThe song does not appear on the 23-year-old singer's debut solo album Mind of Mine.\nZayn, 23, is joining the likes of Elle King, Mark Ronson and Wolf Alice on the soundtrack to the hotly anticipated comedy.\nFall Out Boy and Missy Elliot have teamed up for Ghostbusters (I'm Not Afraid), and the lead single will be Elle King's Good Girls.\nThe soundtrack also features a few classic tunes as well as the new cuts. Ray Parker Jr's memorable theme tune from the original 1984 film is included as well as DeBarge's Rhythm of the Night and DMX's Party Up (Party Up In Here).\nThe soundtrack will be released on 15 July, through RCA Records, on the same day the film hits cinemas.\nThe lead up to the movies release has been mired in some controversy, as some have criticised the decision to go with an all-female ghostbusting squad.\nBut director Paul Feig has hit back at critics, saying: \"We still get called in the press as a 'chick flick.' We are always referred to as 'the all-female Ghostbusters. It's just an uphill battle and I can't believe we are having to deal with it ... There were a bunch of people that were angry that there was a reboot.\"\nRead more on: zayn malik | music | movies | ghostbusters",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Council and Democracy / Council Information / Media Hub / Media releases / 04/12/2018 - \u00a34m boost for leisure centre facilities\n\u00a34m boost for leisure centre facilities\nCheshire East residents are to benefit from improved sports and leisure services \u2013 thanks to a \u00a34million investment in Macclesfield Leisure Centre.\nThis has been made possible because of a partnership arrangement between Cheshire East Council and Everybody Sport and Recreation, which manages the facility on the council\u2019s behalf. The centre at Priory Lane will see major upgrades to gym equipment and fitness studios, plus a new spa and swimming pool \u2018village\u2019 change facility.\nThe decision to authorise council officers to enter into a contract to deliver the customer-facing works was taken by a meeting of Cheshire East Council\u2019s cabinet today.\nThe latest figures revealed increased revenue, customer use and improved facilities. This followed efficiencies worth \u00a37m in its first four years of operation.\nAttendance and leisure use has improved again, with an increase of eight per cent in the number of visits during 2017/18 from 3.1 million to 3.3 million. When attendance at the new Holmes Chapel Community Centre is taken into account, the increase is 13 per cent. Membership of leisure centres rose from 14,872 to 17,938 in the same year.\nFrank Jordan, Cheshire East Council executive director of place, said: \u201cThis is great news for people in and around Macclesfield. This is a significant investment to further improve the quality of sports facilities for our residents.\n\u201cThis partnership arrangement with Everybody will bring future benefits to both the council, in terms of value for money through a reduced cost for the service, and for our residents, who will have access to a high-quality leisure provision across Cheshire East.\u201d\nCouncillor Liz Wardlaw, Cheshire East Council cabinet member for health, said: \u201cWe are extremely pleased with this \u00a34m investment in improvements, in partnership with Everybody, in Macclesfield. It will enhance the offer to a range of user groups, including Care4CE, which is proving very popular and helping people to stay fit and healthy.\u201d\nCouncillor Andrew Kolker, chairman of the trust, which has a board of independent trustees, said: \u201cOur purpose is to provide leisure for life \u2013 across all age groups. This leisure centre in Macclesfield will help local people to take part in sports and encourage them to enjoy a happy healthy life.\n\u201cI am delighted that we have secured first-class sports facilities for the people of Macclesfield. During the last five or so years, we have seen a remarkable increase in the number and frequency of residents across Cheshire East using our centres and services.\u201d\nDuring the last year, significant improvements have been made at facilities in Wilmslow and Sandbach, with Congleton and Alsager leisure centres next in line for fresh investment.\nTo read Everybody\u2019s 2017/18 annual report and find out more about sports in your area, visit the Everybody website",
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        "raw_content": "Two December 2017 Fatal Cook County Pedestrian Accidents\nAs frequently discussed on this site, it is common for accidents in which a vehicle hits a person to result in serious, if not life-threatening, injuries. As seen in the pedestrian accidents that are summarized on this site, in many instances when a person is hit by a vehicle it leads to a fatality. Various aspects of pedestrian accidents, including both legal (lawsuits) and medical issues, is further discussed on the \u201cChicago Pedestrian Accidents\u201d page.\nThere have been two recent fatal pedestrian accidents in Cook County. The first happened in Des Plaines, on Miner Street in front of the Des Plaines train station, on Saturday night, December 16, 2017. This accident was a \u201chit & run\u201d accident in which a man was struck by a red SUV that then fled the accident scene. The man struck, Henry Sinisterra, 18, of Rosemont, died from his accident injuries the next (Sunday) night.\nAn excerpt from the Daily Herald article of December 19, 2017 (\u201cRosemont man dies after hit-and-run crash in Des Plaines\u201c) that discusses the fatal accident:\nWitnesses told police Sinisterra was walking in the roadway before the fatal crash, and was nearly hit by other vehicles that had to maneuver out of his way.\nThe crash occurred near the same downtown crosswalk that\u2019s been the site to other serious crashes in recent years. Two pedestrian crashes, one of them fatal, happened within hours of each other on July 23, 2015. Police have said installing flashing lights and eventually moving the bus stop nearby may increase safety.\nThe accident investigation is ongoing. Those with information concerning this fatal crash are asked to call police at investigators at (847) 391-5400.\nThe second crash happened in Glenview, and involved a woman being fatally struck on Friday afternoon, December 22, 2017. Details on this accident appear limited at this time. An excerpt from the Chicago Sun-Times article of December 23, 2017, titled \u201cWoman fatally struck by vehicle in Glenview\u201c:\nTasha Franklin, 43, was standing behind a vehicle stopped in the roadway shortly after 4:15 p.m. near the intersection of Milwaukee Avenue and Sanders Road, when she was struck by a vehicle traveling north on Sanders, according to Glenview police.\nFranklin, of Northbrook, was taken to Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge for treatment of her accident injuries, where she later died.\nAdditional details concerning these two fatal Cook County accidents, as well as the additional information concerning pedestrian accident injuries, can be seen in the sources mentioned above.",
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        "raw_content": "A hero of Watergate has some advice for Trump\nCharlie Harrity / AP\nThen-President Richard M. Nixon and his wife Pat Nixon are shown standing together in the East Room of the White House on Aug. 9, 1974, where he made a farewell address to the members of the White House staff after resigning the presidency.\n(Charlie Harrity / AP)\nAlbert R. HuntBloomberg View\nBill Ruckelshaus knows White House skulduggery. A former deputy attorney general who is the last prominent survivor among the Watergate investigators who brought down President Richard Nixon, Ruckelshaus has some advice for President Donald Trump.\n\u201cThere is only one person that could shut down all the current speculation and that is Trump,\u201d he said the other day in an email from Seattle, where he practices law. \u201cIf he would turn over all the information he has and instruct his minions to do the same, and there is no incriminating evidence involving him, the speculation would end.\u201d\nOh, and one other thing: Don\u2019t even think about firing Robert Mueller, the special counsel looking into Trump connections to Russia and related matters.\nRuckelshaus resigned from Nixon\u2019s Justice Department in 1973 after refusing to follow the president\u2019s order to fire special counsel Archibald Cox, who was leading the Watergate probe. That happened hours after the departure for the same reason of Attorney General Elliott Richardson.\nRuckelshaus, now 84, also had been an acting director of the FBI when it was conducting the early inquiry into the break-in by a team of Republican operatives at the Democratic Party headquarters in the Watergate complex near the White House. He has an acute sense of how these matters evolve.\nIn the current scandal, he notes that Trump \u201cafter all, says he has done nothing wrong.\u201d If that\u2019s true, Ruckelshaus says, it\u2019s a good reason to release everything that might be relevant to the investigation.\n\u201cThere is a time limit on his ability to do this,\u201d Ruckelshaus warned, \u201cand it is rapidly approaching.\u201d\nHarking back to his earlier experience, he recalls: \u201cNixon could have done the same thing if he had acted immediately upon learning of the Watergate break-in in June of 1972. Instead he led the coverup.\u201d\nRuckelshaus, a Republican then and now, warns that Trump \u201cwill be in real trouble\u201d if he tries to remove Mueller: \u201cThe dismissal of Cox in October of 1973 led to the Rodino Committee (the House impeachment committee) and then ultimately the resignation of Nixon in August of 1974.\u201d\nRuckelshaus was appointed to four top posts by Nixon. In addition to the Justice Department jobs, he was the first administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, where he was widely praised for creating an effective new agency. He had an unsurpassed reputation for integrity. He was considered as President Gerald Ford\u2019s running mate in 1976; some Ford strategists still think that if he had been chosen, rather than Kansas Sen. Bob Dole, the Republicans could have won the presidential election that year.\nIf Trump respects experience, you\u2019d expect him to heed this Watergate hero\u2019s advice. Ruckelshaus says he isn\u2019t holding his breath:\n\u201cI do not personally believe,\u201d he wrote, that \u201cTrump is capable of taking the approach I am suggesting, any more than was Nixon.\u201d\nAlbert R. Hunt is a Bloomberg View columnist. He was the executive editor of Bloomberg News, before which he was executive Washington editor at The Wall Street Journal.\nFive myths about Watergate\nDonald Trump is a profoundly incompetent president\nTrump publicly doubts that Russia meddled in election",
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        "raw_content": "Officials mark groundbreaking of new county/township complex\nPorter County officials participate in a ceremonial groundbreaking Tuesday for an auxiliary building next to the North County Government Complex that will include Portage Township offices, including the township food pantry.\nPorter County officials participate in a ceremonial groundbreaking Tuesday for an auxiliary building next to the North County Government Complex that will include Portage Township offices, including the township food pantry. (Amy Lavalley/Post-Tribune)\nWith a backdrop of heavy equipment waiting, Porter County and Portage Township officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking Tuesday for a combined township/county facility outside the North County Government Complex, touting the collaboration that\u2019s making the project possible.\nAbout 50 officials from the county and the township gathered for the event, one in a series commemorating improvements at county facilities being done through a $30 million bond issue.\n\u201cThis project is a great story,\u201d said Councilman Jeremy Rivas, D-2nd, whose district includes the township, adding Portage and Portage Township would be the biggest benefactors of the work.\nCommissioners announced in February that they would join forces with Portage Township officials for the secondary building, which will house the township\u2019s food pantry, offices and other services, as well as satellite offices for the county health department and assessor\u2019s office. The structure also will include a community room that can be used for early voting.\nCommissioners had planned a $10 million expansion and renovation of the North County Complex, at 3560 Willowcreek Road, including courtroom space, a sally port for delivering inmates for court hearings, and other improvements.\nThat building will still be renovated and expanded, though officials have said the project will be cheaper overall because Portage Township is sharing the cost of the second building.\n\u201cIt\u2019s had to function as a business or a government or an entity if you can\u2019t work together,\u201d said Portage Township Trustee Brendan Clancy, adding the township, the county and the food pantry worked together for the better.\nEnergy assistance and other programs in the trustee\u2019s office have been working out of closet space, he said, adding the food pantry will have a permanent home.\nThe facility, now temporarily housed in a church, started 36 years ago in a room at Willowcreek Middle School, said Joe Kasper, president of the pantry\u2019s board. Two years later, it moved to a former school building, staying there for much of its existence until school officials decided they wanted do other things with the building.\n\u201cNow we\u2019ve finally got a place we can actually call home,\u201d he said.\nPorter Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Thode, whose courtroom is in the complex, said there was judicial input on the building\u2019s design for the renovation.\n\u201cThis is a building that\u2019s been in need of attention for quite some time,\u201d he said, adding it would be better not only for employees but more importantly, for the people they serve.\nOfficials said the redesigned complex also would offer better safety and security for both the public and county employees.\nConstruction of the auxiliary building should be complete by the end of 2019 or beginning of 2020, said Board of Commissioners President Jeff Good, R-North, with renovation of the complex taking longer.",
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        "raw_content": "(OTTAWA, ON) \u2013 Community organizations working closely with Syrian refugees in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal will soon be getting a boost thanks to a $100,000 contribution from HSBC Bank Canada (HSBC) to Community Foundations of Canada (CFC).\nThe contributions will be distributed by the Vancouver Foundation, Calgary Foundation, Toronto Foundation, and Community Foundation of Greater Montreal to local organizations already active in welcoming and settling refugees. The funds will have an immediate impact by providing life skills, language training and vocational programming to Syrian newcomers.\n\u201cThe leadership of companies like HSBC plays a critical role in ensuring those joining communities across Canada have access to the skills and programming they need to feel welcomed and to successfully settle in their new home,\u201d says JP Bervoets, Vice President with Community Foundations of Canada.\nCOSTI Immigrant Services in Toronto and La maison des Parents de Bordeaux-Cartierville in Montreal are among the community organizations receiving contributions in four designated cities. In Toronto, COSTI will offer life skills training for up to 120 women through a five-part workshop series covering topics such as parenting, financial literacy and employment supports.\nIn Montreal, the priority for many Syrian newcomers will be learning French. La maison will offer language classes to 250 people in Bordeaux-Cartierville where many refugees from Syria have settled. Adults referred to the program by local partners can participate in language training with their children or take advantage of on-site childcare. La maison is one of two organizations in Montreal receiving funding.\nAdditional organizations in Vancouver and Calgary will also receive funding to support life skills, employment and language programming, widening the impact for Syrian refugees.\nThis work will build on the efforts of the Welcome Fund for Syrian Refugees, which earlier this year mobilized organizations in 27 communities to distribute more than $6 million in contributions, investing in everything from rent subsidies to emergency loan funds to mental health care.",
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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from Man-made global warming)\nThe anthropogenic global warming theory (AGW) claims that human beings are responsible for most of the slight warming trend seen since the Little Ice Age. It is highly favored by liberals, as it provides justification for carbon taxes and the Kyoto Protocol. The consensus of climate scientists, however, is that nearly the recent increase in global air temperature is naturally caused.\nThe AGW theory is one explanation for the 1.5 degrees F of warming of the air near the earth's surface recorded since 1850.[1] However, Greenpeace co-founder Patrick Moore said global warming is most likely a \"natural phenomenon,\" because there is no proof of man-made global warming, and suggested that \"alarmism\" is driving politicians to create bad environmental policies.[2]\nThe idea that human activities, such as the combustion of fossil fuels, can significantly warm the earth's atmosphere is called the enhanced greenhouse effect.[3]\n2 Relation to current climate change\n3 Global warming and polar bears\nThe term \"anthropogenic\" comes from Anthropo- (\"men\") and genic (cause).\nRelation to current climate change\nA panel of the United Nations is \"90% sure\" that most global warming since about 1950 has been caused by human beings.[4] But Roger Pielke, Professor of Environmental Studies at the University of Colorado, said, \"After Climategate, the surface temperature record is being called into question.\" To experts such as McIntyre and Pielke, perhaps the most baffling thing has been the near-unanimity over global warming in the world\u2019s mainstream media - a unanimity much greater than that found among scientists.[5] Moreover, appearing on Fox Business Network with Stuart Varney, Greenpeace co-founder, Patrick Moore, explained why he left the organization. While talking with Varney, Moore explained that departure was in part due to the group\u2019s \"extremist positions\" and it being hijacked by political and social causes as well as the left.[2] Exposing the green movement, Moore also said he\u2019s not the only environmentalist that believes like him.\nThe anthropogenic global warming theory enjoys broad based political support from Liberals, Socialists, as well as the U.S. Democratic Party. Supporters of the anthropogenic global warming theory frequently assert the existence of a \"scientific consensus,\"[6] which was revealed by ClimateGate as favoring their viewpoint while suppressing counter evidence, so that legislators can use this false sense of scientific support to gain more power, enabling them to enact stricter legislation to combat man-made global warming. At the same time, most or all supporters of the anthropogenic global warming theory frequently declare, \"the debate is over.\" The reality is that strict environmental legislation is not necessary, is not beneficial and in fact does more harm than good, and is outside of the constitutional limits of the United States government.\nGlobal warming and polar bears\nRoy Innis, chairman of the Congress of Racial Equality, one of America's oldest civil rights organizations, wrote on February 4, 2008:\nSome 22,000 magnificent polar bears now roam the Arctic, and their numbers continue to increase. But bureaucrats and environmental activists want the bears designated as a \"threatened\" species.\nDoing so would put courts and bureaucrats in charge of any activity that produces greenhouse gases. [1]\n\u2191 Climatic Research Unit Sheet #1\n\u2191 2.0 2.1 Jonathon M. Seidl. Greenpeace Founder Questions Man-Made Global Warming, The Blaze, Posted on January 20, 2011.\n\u2191 Global Warming\n\u2191 Mankind to blame for global warming, says IPCC\n\u2191 David Rose. 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        "raw_content": "Primco, Terex Tools Build Span Over Elkhart River\nMon August 15, 2005 - Midwest Edition\nKate Zanoni\nPrimco Inc. is a family-owned contractor specializing in paving and bridgework, and although the company started out small, it is currently taking on a big project \u2013\u2013 constructing the bridge spanning the Elkhart River in Goshen, IN.\nThe job consists of a 1.5-mi. (2.4 km) stretch on County Road 17 that will end where it ties in to County Road 28. At approximately $15 million, 80 percent of the project is funded by Elkhart County and 20 percent by the state.\nConstruction began in July of 2004 and is scheduled for completion on Oct. 31, 2005. Project Manager Corey Hensinger, of Primco, mentioned a few special features of the job, which include the construction of a temporary bridge structure for access to the job site.\nAccording to Hensinger, the bridge will be one of the largest that Primco has ever built. The bridge deck alone will use 70,629.3 cu. ft. (2,000 cu m) of concrete.\nThe 730-ft. (222.5 m) project\u2019s primary bridge structure requires six spans of eight Bulb Tee beams, each of which is 100 ft. (30.5 m) long and weighs approximately 75 tons (68 t). At least two to three more beams will be required for the turn lane.\nHensinger said it is a challenging job, especially due to the bridge\u2019s immense size, but added that Primco welcomed the opportunity to tackle the difficult task.\nHe also said that one of the advantages of this job is the large quantity of on-site sand that provides extra drainage. Last year, Primco only lost two days on the job as a result of inclement weather.\nSoil content was another major factor, particularly in driving the piles for the bridge. The piling for the bridge went from 70 to 90 ft. (21.3 to 27.4 m) \u2014 much deeper than the 30 to 50 ft. (9.1 to 15.2 m) minimum.\nPrimco is using a Terex HC80 American crane and a Terex HC165 American crane, which were supplied by MacDonald Machinery Company, to complete the job.\nIn addition, Hensinger said that there are approximately 18 workers on the job site daily, including the subcontractors.\nContractors working on the job site include:\n\u2022 Niblock \u2013\u2013 dirt excavating, pipe work and asphalt paving\n\u2022 LSI \u2013\u2013 signal work\n\u2022 Eagle Ready Mix \u2013\u2013 supplying concrete\nAbout Primco\nPrimco\u2019s jobs are concentrated in a 70- to 80-mi. (112.7 to 128.7 km) radius of Fort Wayne, IN. The company works approximately 25 to 30 jobs at any given time and has 80 to 90 employees.\nDennis Frederick, father of President Todd Frederick, started the company in 1968, and the company\u2019s relationship with MacDonald Machinery has been longstanding. The first generation at MacDonald Machinery, Ben Johnston began doing business with Dennis Frederick. His son Todd continues the business partnership with MacDonald President Mark Johnston to this day.\nFor more information, call 260/478-1548. CEG\nCranesTerex\nAptly Named FastTrack Project Speeds Ahead in Indy\nPatten Treats Guests to Best of Cat at IL Demo Center\nCranes Terex",
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        "raw_content": "Conn. prison unit for young inmates seen as national model\nThe unit is based on a prison in Germany and focuses on education, family and skill development\nCHESHIRE, Conn. \u2014 Demetriuse Geyer, who met his father while both were inmates inside a Connecticut prison, says he's now getting the skills to give himself a better future, one outside the barbed wire.\nThe 22-year-old from Bridgeport is part of a prison program called TRUE (Truthfulness, Respect, Understanding and Elevating) which is designed specifically to address the needs of 18- to 25-year-old offenders.\nConnecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, first lady Cathy Malloy and Correction Department Commissioner Scott Semple speak with inmates inside the Cheshire Correctional Institution in Cheshire, Conn. on Wednesday May 30, 2018. (AP Photo/Pat Eaton-Robb)\nMaine youth prison watchdog calls for audit of medical contractor\nIt focuses on developing inmates as people through educational programs, family engagement and the mentorship of older inmates, some of whom are serving life sentences.\n\"I'm learning how to control my anger,\" said Geyer, who is serving a five-year sentence for robbery \"I'm also learning how to write a resume, fill out a job application, handle my money \u2014 things I never learned in high school.\"\nConnecticut officials said they believe the program can become a national model. On Wednesday, as part of a \"Reimagining Justice\" conference, they took criminal justice officials from across the country through the unit, which houses about 70 inmates inside the Cheshire Correctional Institution.\nIt is based on a German prison, which Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and Correction Commissioner Scott Semple toured in 2015.\nYounger criminals often act on impulse and are better served by a nurturing, supportive environment, rather than one that is strictly punitive, Semple said.\n\"Scientists have learned that it takes a human brain about 25 years to fully develop,\" he said. \"To some degree, we consider the teen brain still on training wheels.\"\nInmates apply for the program and are chosen by a committee. But Semple also said those in the unit have varying disciplinary records in an effort to get a realistic idea of whether the program works.\n\"We're not bringing cupcakes into this unit,\" he said. \"We're trying to bring in folks who will challenge us.\"\nSemple said he was wary of allowing the unit to include the older mentors, worried that those inmates might take advantage of the younger prisoners. Instead they have become invaluable, he said, treating the inmates as younger versions of themselves and showing them how to avoid confrontations in prison and other pitfalls.\nFamily visits are encouraged and inmates are able to have physical contact, which includes holding their children or reading to them.\nThere are team-building exercises, often including the guards, turning what is an adversarial relationship into a supportive one, officials said.\n\"Yesterday I was talking to a correction officer outside and everyone was playing basketball everyone was hanging out and he looked at me and said, I feel more like a camp counselor than a CO,\" said 24-year-old inmate Festim Shyuqeriu, who is serving time for robbery. \"I said, 'That's a good thing'.\"\nSemple said he had hoped to open an entire prison for young offenders, but settled for the unit amid state budget cuts. It has been open for about a year and so far only about a dozen inmates have completed their sentences, he said.\nA similar unit will open this summer at the York Correctional Institution, the state's women's prison and further expansions are planned.\nSemple said the state won't have recidivism statistics for the unit for several years, but notes that disciplinary issues inside the TRUE unit are virtually nonexistent. Younger inmates account for about 25 percent of disciplinary incidents outside the unit, he said.\nSeveral other prison systems, including those in South Carolina, Washington, D.C. and Massachusetts are starting programs based on the Connecticut model, Semple said.",
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        "raw_content": "Injuries, heartbreak fail to slow down Castle basketball star Alex Hemenway\nThe Newburgh native currently holds offers from nearly a dozen Division I basketball programs entering an important month of July for Indiana Elite.\nGordon Engelhardt, Evansville Courier & Press\nPublished 12:52 p.m. CT June 19, 2018 | Updated 1:59 p.m. CT June 19, 2018\nNEWBURGH \u2013 Alex Hemenway\u2019s eye-popping athleticism was evident at the age of three when his grandmother bought him a Fisher-Price Triple Hit Baseball machine. 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But around eighth grade, Alex began concentrating more on basketball and has played it exclusively in high school.\nLast weekend, Hemenway visited Belmont, one of 11 NCAA Division I schools to offer him a basketball scholarship. The University of Evansville was the first to offer, back when he was a freshman. The other nine are: Clemson, Xavier, Butler, Nebraska, Creighton, Valparaiso, IUPUI, Northern Kentucky and Bradley.\nAlex Hemenway weighs college options pic.twitter.com/3FphrATv9l\nHemenway plans to narrow the list to around six by the end of July, \u201conce I get done with all my AAU stuff. When it kind of slows down, I will have a better view.\u201d\nThe Castle High School senior said his parents have been a rock as he ponders his college choice. Todd works in quality assurance at Toyota while his mother, Chris, is manager of Newburgh National Bank.\n\u201cI have great parents,\u201d said Alex, who plans to major in sports management. \u201cThey\u2019ve helped me through the process. When I don\u2019t feel like talking they\u2019ve let the coaches know what I\u2019m up to. They keep me grounded. They give me a strong base to make my decision.\u201d\nCLEMSON CONNECTION\nClemson coach Brad Brownell was a Harrison High School soccer teammate of Todd Hemenway. Clemson is one of 11 schools to offer Alex a basketball scholarship.\nClemson might have a bit of an \u201cin,\u201d because Tigers coach Brad Brownell and his father were on the same soccer travel teams at 10 or 11, playing for legendary UE coach Fred Schmalz. They went on to become soccer teammates at Harrison.\nTodd was the Warriors' senior captain and Brad the junior captain.\n\u201cWe had many great wins together over the years,\u201d Todd said. \u201cIf Alex chooses to play for Clemson, I\u2019m sure it would be great experience.\u201d\nTodd was a defender for the University of Southern Indiana soccer team. Brownell played basketball for DePauw before beginning his coaching career.\nIndiana University has been recruiting Alex, but has not made a formal offer.\n\u201cThey\u2019re still recruiting me very hard,\u201d he said.\nHemenway, a 6-foot-4 guard, was asked if UE was a little more in the running since Walter McCarty became head coach.\n\u201cI have never really taken them out of the picture, honestly,\u201d said Hemenway, who averaged 20.8 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.9 assists last winter for the Knights (16-8). \u201cI like Walter and I like (former UE coach) Marty (Simmons). Marty had a great run. He did everything he could. 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While he would have liked to have squared off with Bosse outgoing senior Mekhi Lairy one last time before he heads for Miami (Ohio), it was not meant to be.\nInstead, the Indiana South Juniors played one game with the core group against the Kentucky Juniors at Louisville Trinity High School.\n\u201cI was kind of looking forward (to playing against Lairy again), but it didn\u2019t work out,\u201d Hemenway said. \u201cHe played really well (against the Kentucky seniors). They lost on the Kentucky side, but made up for it on the Indiana side.\u201d\nCastle Knights Alex Hemenway (12), Tuesday October 31, 2017.\nAlex thrived against the Kentucky Juniors, despite a broken nose. He was playing with Indiana Elite in its second game against the Arkansas Hawks of the Adidas Gauntlet in Atlanta on April 28 when he had a violent collision with an opposing player.\n\u201cHe had surgery to repair it the following Wednesday and was released to play on Memorial Day,\u201d Todd said.\nAlex played in the Indiana Junior All-Star Game the following Saturday. He went 6-for-9 from 3 and had 22 points in 23 minutes.\nBroken nose \u2013 what broken nose?\n\u201cI felt I played really well,\u201d Hemenway said. \u201cBeing able to represent the state was great, either way. Whether I was a core all-star or a South all-star, I was blessed that I could wear \u2018Indiana\u2019 across my chest.\u201d\nFRESHMAN SENSATION\nHemenway may never be more efficient in his career than in his 35-point eruption in the Knights\u2019 Class 4A sectional victory over host North back in 2016 when he was only a freshman. He was 5-for-6 from 2-point range, 5-for-5 from 3-point range and 10-for-11 from the line in Castle\u2019s 92-68 victory.\nMIKE LAWRENCE / COURIER &#38; PRESS Castle's Alex Hemenway shoots over Bosse's Jaylen Minor in the second quarter of Thursday night's game at Castle High, February 4, 2016.\n(Photo: Mike Lawrence)\n\u201cThat\u2019s insane,\u201d Knights coach Brian Gibson said after the game.\nHemenway wasn\u2019t surprised by his performance.\n\u201cHonestly, I believed ever since I was six-to-eight years old \u2026 It\u2019s been my dream to play at the highest level of basketball,\" he said. \"I know you\u2019ve got to take small steps. Of course, that was a big step in my high school career. That was a jump start, getting my name out there. That night was special.\u201d\nHemenway continued to elevate his game, scoring a single-game school-record 53 points in Castle\u2019s 101-73 romp over Dayton (Ohio) Thurgood Marshall last December in the Bosse Winter Classic. He broke the former mark of 52, set by Luke Sprague in December 2007.\n\u201cYeah, that was one of those days where everything clicked,\u201d Hemenway said. \u201cThe gym was kind of dead because it was the last game at 8 (p.m.) and not as packed as much as you want. You want to be on all cylinders and everything was clicking that night.\u201d\nHemenway, who ranks fifth on Castle\u2019s career scoring list with 1,052 points, has an excellent chance of becoming the school\u2019s all-time leader. Dedrick Finn currently holds the record with 1,438 points before graduating in 2002.\n\u201cFirst of all, Alex is a very talented individual,\u201d Gibson said. \u201cFor more people, that would be enough. But what makes him stand out is he is one of the hardest workers I\u2019ve ever had. He\u2019s supremely talented, but also one of our hardest workers. We\u2019ve gotten pretty amazing things from Alex so far.\u201d\nCastle\u2019s Alex Hemenway drives against defense from Mt. Carmel\u2019s Austin Rager as the Castle High School Knights play the Mt. Carmel Aces in the boys championship game of the Toyota Classic at Gibson Southern Friday, December 23, 2016.\nIf he stays healthy, Hemenway should break the record. But Gibson said it\u2019s probably the farthest thing from his mind.\nRight now, it's on the summer circuit with a big month of July looming.\nAAU ball undoubtedly makes players better, jump starts player development, and helps prepare them for traveling in college.\n\u201cLike everything, there are pros and cons (to AAU ball),\u201d Hemenway said. \u201cI like it a lot, playing against the best, on either coast.\u201d\nOn the other hand, at times the games are \u201craggedy-tag street ball, but it prepares you for college,\u201d he said.\nIn July, Hemenway will play AAU ball everywhere from New York City to Los Angeles to Las Vegas. Despite all the traveling, Todd said the rigid competition keeps his son grounded. Sometimes, he runs against someone better than him and gets his hat handed to him.\nBROKEN ARM, BROKEN HEART\nCastle's Alex Hemenway (12) glances at the scoreboard during the second quarter against the Memorial Tigers at Memorial High School in Evansville, Ind., Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. After a neck and neck battle, the Tigers took the lead in the fourth quarter to defeat the Knights, 66-63.\nEven though he has never played high school baseball, Hemenway was talented enough to start at shortstop for Newburgh\u2019s American Legion team the summer following his freshman year. If everything works out, he hopes to finally play for Castle\u2019s baseball team next spring because he will have already made his college choice.\n\u201cAAU is hectic in this day and age and I had to make a decision to give me a better shot in basketball,\u201d Hemenway said.\nBut oh, what a baseball player he was and maybe still is.\nIn the summer of 2015, before his freshman year at Castle, he pitched a dominant semifinal game for the Evansville East All-Stars in a Jasper Tournament. Coach Tracy Archuleta (yes, that Tracy Archuleta), put him at first base in the championship game against a team from southern Illinois to rest his arm.\nAlex hit a couple of home runs before disaster struck.\n\u201cOn a routine play with the ball thrown to first to get the out, the batter ran into Alex and broke a bone in his left forearm,\u201d his father said. \u201cThey were ahead 8-2 before the injury.\"\nThe game was delayed for a half hour or more while they called an ambulance to take him to Jasper Memorial Hospital.\n\"Unfortunately, when the game resumed, East lost,\" Todd said. \"It had been traumatic to watch a teammate break his arm. The break wasn\u2019t a compound fracture, but his forearm had an unnatural curve to it. I can\u2019t imagine having to watch all that and then put it behind you to finish the game.\u201d\nHemenway, who said it was a clean break, was in a full arm cast for six weeks.\nAlong with injuries has been some heartbreak. He came within a game of making it to state in high school basketball.\nCastle\u2019s Alex Hemenway dribbles past Ben Davis\u2019 KeSean Tunstill as Castle plays Ben Davis in the Boys\u2019 Semi-State Basketball Tourney at Seymour High School Saturday, March 18, 2017.\nAs a sophomore, he buried a 3-pointer from the left wing to draw Castle within two of Indianapolis Ben Davis late in the Class 4A Seymour Semistate. Nunge tipped in his own miss to tie the game, but Ben Davis\u2019 Joshua Brewer hit a 3-pointer before the buzzer to give the eventual state champion Giants a 74-71 victory.\nHemenway will never forget it.\n\u201cThat game was probably one of the top games ever in my life,\u201d Hemenway said. \u201cIt\u2019s always kind of there, picking at me a little bit. I use that as motivation, to get the team there this year. I use that as a little bit of motivation. Hopefully I will get past that this year.\u201d\nBut his dad still holds the upper hand in one regard. 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        "raw_content": "Top Dogs: The UK\u2019s Top 10 Dog Breeds\nThere are an estimated 9 million dog owners in the UK. This figure is rising year on year as new generations become dog parents and our canine companions become our surrogate children. In a recent report commissioned by the RSPCA, it was found that The UK Kennel Club recognises 209 dog breeds out of over 400 breeds recognised worldwide. That\u2019s not even counting our lovable mixes and designer breeds!\nWe decided to do a little bit of digging to see which are the UK\u2019s 10 most popular breed of dogs. We\u2019re sticking to general pure breeds for now, but a lot of the pups on our list are popular in crosses!\nIn no particular order, here are our 10 most popular breeds!\nWith a kind and outgoing personality, the Labrador Retriever makes it onto every popular dog breeds list. Labradors are known to be good with children, gentle and even tempered. They enjoy holding onto things in their mouths (ball, stick, arm etc), but generally do this very softly.\nLabs are known to have a bit of an appetite so this could be seen as a flaw, but they\u2019re also known as quite an intelligent breed that is easy to train.\nThese dogs have had a bit of a bad reputation in the last few years, but when raised right they are known to be loyal and great with children. They were originally a mix of the English Bulldog and a Terrier, raised to be strong, intelligent and fearlessly protective of their family group.\nDespite appearances, the Bulldog is known as a very gentle breed. They can be strong willed and do require a firm owner, but on the whole they are friendly, dignified and patient animals. Another breed that is good with children they are known as courageous and protective, especially of younger members of the family, for this reason they can be prone to separation anxiety.\nIf you\u2019re considering a bulldog be sure to get one from a reputable breeder as a poorly bred bulldog will suffer from extra drool issues, and can suffer from breathing issues.\nThe Cocker Spaniel breed has been traced back as far as the 14th Century and was originally a good hunting dog. Cocker Spaniels are very popular at shows such as Crufts because of their easy to train attitudes. Don\u2019t be fooled though, Cocker Spaniels are strong willed and need a strict owner to reach their full potential. They are friendly, affectionate, and intelligent. Not to mention cute!\nFrenchies have been gaining in popularity again in the last few years. Their fun loving and outgoing personality makes them great family pets. They are also known to be genuinely well behaved and calm when required, making them an excellent choice for apartment or flat dwellers.\nFrench Bulldogs are not known as one of the more intelligent breeds, and badly bred dogs can suffer from breathing difficulties due to their short noses, however female Frenchies in particular are known to be excellent with children and very protective.\nEnglish Springer Spaniels have been on popular breeds lists for decades, and this is because they are a genuinely lovely breed to have as a companion. They are known to choose one member of the family whom they see as \u201ctheirs\u201d but they are genuinely quick to learn, intelligent and caring animals.\nIt should be noted that the Springer Spaniel was originally bred as a working dog and naturally loves water. If you\u2019re considering an English Springer Spaniel, then be warned they will require a fair bit of exercise and probably not the best breed to be left alone for long periods.\nThe Pug has really shot up in popularity over the past 5 years or so. Please be aware that Pugs can suffer from serious breathing issues due to their short noses. Please only get a pug from a good breeder and ask about the parents\u2019 health. Warnings aside, Pugs are gorgeous creatures! Not ranking very high on the intelligence tests, they make up for it by being loyal and loving dogs.\nPugs Can be a bit on the lazy side and will also suffer from separation anxiety, but they are known as one of the most lovable (and funny!) breeds!\nThese self assured dogs have always been popular in the UK. They are eager to please and take to training very well, which is why they are a popular choice for Police and other services dogs. They don\u2019t always take to strangers but they are very protective of their family group, this can be a problem sometimes and will need a firm owner to keep in check.\nOver all they are very loving and, once they have been given their purpose, will carry out tasks loyally and efficiently.\nAnother very popular breed, the Golden Retriever is known to be kind, friendly and confident. They have a very even temperament and suit many family units (such as those with children, couples or the elderly). They make poor guard dogs because their temperament is so gentle, but they are not timid and generally fairly intelligent.\nBorder Terriers are surprisingly popular amongst British dog owners. They are known to be stubborn and strong willed with a need for a small amount of exercise, but they are also known to be very trainable, rarely aggressive and very loyal dogs. Border Terriers are good with children, eager to please and driven by initiative! They are intelligent dogs that can have their own agenda when not handled with a considerate firm hand. Border terriers are, however, happiest when given a task or purpose!\nWhich dog is Top Dog?\nHopefully this article has helped you make up your mind which breeds to select. There are, of course, hundreds of other breeds, designer breeds, and crosses available both from breeders and from rescue centres. Most dogs are not naturally overly aggressive and we must state that some require a firm or experienced owner to keep them in line. Controversial breeds, such as Staffies and Bulldogs, can be fantastic family pets when raised with love!\nHave one of the breeds on our list, or a different one which you think should be on our list? We\u2019d love to hear from you! Send us a picture on our Facebook page or Tweet it to us @Petrestfuneral.",
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        "raw_content": "Mrs. Pamie Reese\nHJM Principal\nMrs. Pamie Reese was born in Morehead City but spent most of her childhood in Pollocksville, NC. Her family moved back to Newport in Carteret County when she entered middle school. She attended North Carolina State University where she earned her BA in Psychology. She completed coursework for her Special Education teaching certification through East Carolina University and received her MA in School Administration from Gardner-Webb University. She worked 10 years at New Bern High School as a Special Education teacher and Special Populations Coordinator. Her promotion to an Assistant Principal sent her to Oaks Road Elementary for 3 years and Ben D. Quinn Elementary for a year. Mrs. Reese is entering into her 15th year with Craven County Schools in the role of Principal at H.J. MacDonald Middle School.\nMrs. Reese will celebrate her 9th wedding anniversary on August 8, 2017. Her husband, Kevin, is the Culinary Arts teacher at New Bern High School. There are two additional members of \u201cTeam Reese\u201d, 7-year-old, Kevin II and 1 year old, Kelsie. Mrs. Reese enjoys spending time with her family. She also enjoys shopping, reading, listening to music, and simply relaxing, when time permits. Mrs. Reese is so excited to join the Squad at H.J. MacDonald and looks forward to meeting the parents and students.\nMrs. Courtney Morgan\nHJM Assistant Principal\nIt's hard to believe I'm entering my 16th year in education. I launched my career right here at home as an elementary teacher at Oaks Road and Ben D. Quinn Elementary Schools, and as the coach of the New Bern High School Drill Team. I went on to teach at Seawell Elementary in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School District for five years before returning to Craven County to work as an Instructional Coach at Brinson and Vanceboro Farm Life Elementary Schools.\nThe past three years I've had the pleasure and privilege of serving as the assistant principal at Brinson Elementary School; the very elementary school I attended as a child. Now, I get the opportunity to serve in that same capacity, at the very middle school I attended as a student. It is such a blessing to be able to work and learn in places you are truly vested!\nWhen I'm not at school, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, learning new things, working out, reading, and painting. I love the beach and the mountains, and my favorite place to visit is my Mom and Dad's house, followed closely in second by Disney World and the Grove Park Inn Spa.\nWhile it will be difficult to leave my Brinson family, I know I couldn't be joining a stronger SQUAD than that of HJM. I am excited to build new relationships and to continue supporting the students, teachers, and families of our great county, so that we can provide the very best educational experiences possible.\nBeing an educator is a responsibility that I take very seriously. With two children of my own, it is of the utmost importance for me to make EVERY day count for EVERY student of Craven County Schools. It is my goal to provide the type of education for ALL students that I want for my own children.\nMr. Mike Swain\nHello Warcub Nation. I am excited to be joining the administrative team at HJM this year. I have taught in Craven County Schools for 18 years, the last 15 at West Craven High School. I am a graduate of New Bern High, Craven Community College, East Carolina University, and Gardner-Webb. My wife, Necia, is also a Craven County School employee and we have three wonderful kids. Besides being an educator, I am also Pastor of Vanceboro Christian Church and enjoy spending time with my church family. In my spare time I enjoy sports, fishing, working in the yard, and visiting historical sites. My family also loves visiting the Outer Banks and the North Carolina Mountains. I believe that all young people can learn if given the opportunity and I am looking forward to a wonderful year at HJM.",
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        "raw_content": "The National Festival of Making 2018\nGS Visuals\nThe National Festival of Making 2018 at Blackburn Town Hall, Blackburn, 12\u201313 May 2018, free entry - Visit now\nBlackburn is a place of serious entrepreneurialism and innovation. It was a centre for textile production from the 13th century onwards \u2013 way before the Industrial Revolution had even kicked in (when the northern \u2018boomtown\u2019 became one of the first to be industrialised in the world). And is now back on its feet again after years of decline brought about by globalisation in the 1960s onwards. Indeed, it was named the \u2018best place in Britain to make a living\u2019 in 2015, with a larger than average proportion of the local population involved in manufacturing.\nSo, what better a location for the UK\u2019s National Festival of Making? Dubbed \u2018a new kind of festival for a new age of making\u2019 by its co-founder and Lancashire-born fashion powerhouse Wayne Hemingway, the two-day event returns for the second year, flooding the streets of Blackburn with an impressive array of free workshops, talks, hands-on activities, performances, film screenings, art, celebrity cookery demonstrations, music, markets and more, spread throughout the town.\nAmong the 2018 festival\u2019s multiple strands, Art in Manufacturing (commissioned in partnership with Super Slow Way) will see artists collaborate with manufacturers \u2013 last year resulting in a tissue paper-inspired choral performance and troupe of dancing factory bakers. Making activities will offer the chance for visitors of all ages to meet and learn new skills from industry professionals. Food & drink makers will showcase a range of inventive gastronomical creations by both local and international food producers (such as the popular Asia-meets-Lancashire pies that were served up in 2017). And lastly, Makers Market will present a hand-picked selection of some of the most imaginative and dedicated makers from around the UK, whose textiles, ceramics, paintings and prints will all be on sale.\nMini makers can get busy at family workshops including making tracks, moves, stories and mixes with music industry experts. Free family entertainment also includes world-renowned street theatre shows. Don\u2019t miss Spain\u2019s Vaiven Circus bringing to life the ingenuity of making through dance and acrobatics as an unlikely team build a machine together from scratch.\nThough it certainly plays a much smaller role in our modern, day-to-day day lives, there\u2019s a growing trend towards a return to the practical act of making, fuelled by the mental, physical and emotional benefits such hands-on activity carries. Ultimately, this town-wide, timely festival intends to celebrate and inspire \u2013 encouraging visitors to unlock their own talents, aspirations and creative potential. But most importantly, to get involved!\nThe festival takes place across Blackburn Town Centre\nThe National Festival of Making 2018 at Blackburn Town Hall, Blackburn\nMarkets in Manchester\nWe\u2019ve hunted out some of the best, and most eclectic, markets in Manchester.",
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If a potential film project can demonstrate that it has sufficient value, money rushes to it like a river coursing toward the sea.\nIn conventional, scripted movies, value is measured along a single vector, the vector of profit. If you are an investor, whether a studio or a high-net-worth individual, you want to know if you will get your money back and then some. You look at models and comparatives, run spreadsheets with sensitivity analyses. You realize you\u2019re taking a risk, so you try to find downside protection while retaining your upside.\nWith certain documentaries, however, value can be measured differently: in terms of social impact instead of financial profit. As a producer, I am always straight with financiers about their potential for financial returns. 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The greater truth is that we remember facts when they are conveyed to us through storytelling.\nThat\u2019s what a feature doc can do. It is long enough for an audience to get involved, and it does take some commitment, some setting-aside of time to experience it fully. Therefore, while feature documentaries are only rarely mass-market entertainment, they are profound opportunities for core audience connection.\nWhy Non-Profits?\nNon-profits face a continuing challenge: making people care. If you\u2019re running a non-profit organization, you need to keep your current constituents while also expanding your base.\nBut non-profits have a significant business advantage over other entities that may finance movies: non-profits don\u2019t have to post quarterly profits or keep their shareholders happy. 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        "raw_content": "Opinion: A powerful lesson as we remember President Bush\nThe scene at the U.S. Capitol on Monday as former President George H.W. Bush lay in state presented a tableau and a lesson for those who seek earthly power and believe it can change things.\nAs the TV cameras panned the crowd, I was struck by how many aging \u201cformers\u201d there were, men (and they were mostly men) who once held high office, but now live in the political shadows.\nThis fact should give us all pause and an opportunity to consider what truly matters in life. Washington and the media obsess about earthly power, but if it were real power \u2014 that is, a force that could bring change for the better \u2014 would not change have been achieved by now? Instead, we get politicians who lust for power and when they get it, squander it on fights with each other instead of using it to solve important problems that affect most Americans.\nWhile watching the coverage, I thought of something First Lady Barbara Bush said in a 1990 commencement address at Wellesley College in Massachusetts: \u201cOur success as a society depends not on what happens in the White House, but on what happens inside your house.\u201d\nEarlier that same year, James Baker, Bush\u2019s closest friend and at the time his secretary of state, delivered a remarkable address before the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington. Baker said: \u201cPower doesn\u2019t really bring the fulfillment that many say it does. Inner security and true, real fulfillment comes by faith (in God). It doesn\u2019t come by wielding power in a town where power is king.\u201d\nBaker, who later said he received more comments on that speech than any he has given, told a story to illustrate his point. As The New York Times reported his remarks: \u201cHe also described his sense of the fleeting nature of power, which he said was driven home to him one day when he was riding to his job as chief of staff in his sleek black limousine. Near the White House he noticed a man walking down the street alone. \u2018He was someone many of you would have recognized \u2014 a chief of staff in a previous administration,\u2019 said Mr. Baker. \u2018There he was, alone \u2014 no reporters, no security, no adoring public, no trappings of power \u2014 just one solitary man alone with his thoughts. That mental picture continually serves to remind me of the impermanence of power and place. That man had it all, but only for a time.\u2019\u201d\nThere were many at the Capitol ceremony who once had power, \u201cbut only for a time.\u201d Their names now begin in print and on TV with the word \u201cformer,\u201d if they are interviewed or noted at all. Few seem to care what they think now, preferring \u201ccurrents\u201d instead.\nIn his address, Baker noted that \u201cpower can be intoxicating\u201d and can lead to corruption. One doesn\u2019t usually hear such confessions in Washington where transparency by political leaders is rare.\nMoments like the ceremonies for George H.W. Bush offer opportunities for serious introspection. As Barbara Bush said in her Wellesley speech: \u201cAt the end of your life, you will never regret not having passed one more test, not winning one more verdict or not closing one more deal. You will regret time not spent with a husband, a child, a friend or a parent.\u201d\nThe number of \u201cformers\u201d at the Capitol on Monday and the memorial service on Wednesday and some \u201ccurrents\u201d who will be formers soon enough offer a lesson worth pondering before the engines of political power fire up again. If not in politics, where does real power come from? The answer was suggested in the film, \u201cChariots of Fire,\u201d in which the character portraying Scottish runner Eric Liddell said, \u201cIt comes from within.\u201d\nIt surely doesn\u2019t come from Washington, which lacks the power to fix itself.",
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        "raw_content": "President Trump is opening up E15 gasoline to year-round use. Can your car use it?\nPresident Donald Trump is in Council Bluffs on Tuesday to talk about E15 gasoline. But what do drivers need to know about the ethanol blend?\nPresident Trump is opening up E15 gasoline to year-round use. Can your car use it? President Donald Trump is in Council Bluffs on Tuesday to talk about E15 gasoline. But what do drivers need to know about the ethanol blend? Check out this story on desmoinesregister.com: https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/2018/10/09/ethanol-donald-trump-iowa-e-15-renewable-fuel-corn-iowa-farmers-economy-ethanol-hurt-my-car/1579293002/\nLinh Ta, Des Moines Register Published 5:51 p.m. CT Oct. 9, 2018\nEver wonder why we use ethanol in gasoline? USA TODAY forum editor David Mastio explains.\nA Lawrence, Kan., fueling station pump displays various grades of fuel, including E15, which contains 5 percent more ethanol than the current 10 percent norm sold at most U.S. gas stations(Photo11: Robert White/AP)\nIowa drivers already facing a glut of options at the pump may soon have another decision to make.\nPresident Donald Trump announced Tuesday he has directed the Environmental Protection Agency to begin the process of allowing the sale of E15 fuel year-round.\nThe rule change on the use of the corn-based fuel could have wide-reaching effects on the state where corn is king.\nBut it could raise questions for consumers: Namely, is E15 the best thing for my car or the environment?\nHere are some of the most commonly asked questions regarding E15:\nThe majority of gasoline sold in the United States is mixed with 10 percent ethanol. E15 is mixed with 15 percent ethanol.\nEthanol is a grain alcohol that is fermented from corn, wheat, barley or potatoes. In the U.S., it is typically corn-based and primarily used as a gasoline replacement.\nFarmers deliver corn to a local ethanol plant. At the plant, the corn is converted to ethanol through fermentation, said Geoff Cooper, CEO of Renewable Fuels Association, an ethanol advocacy group.\nThe ethanol is then transported by rail cars or trucks to blending terminals, where it is mixed with gasoline and delivered to gas stations across the U.S.\nWhy is it important to Iowa?\nIowa is the top producer of corn and ethanol in the United States.\nIf E15 is sold year-round, the number of gas stations offering it will increase, which would be a boost to the state\u2019s economy, Cooper said.\nIowa exports more than 90 percent of the ethanol it produces.\nCorn prices are below the cost of production in most areas of the United States, and E15 could result in more corn demand, Cooper said.\nCan your car use it?\nThe Environmental Protection Agency approves the use of E15 in cars made in 2001 and after.\nThe AAA and oil companies arguing against the change worry that people may accidentally fill their tanks with E15, which can damage vehicles made before 2001.\nCooper said E15 has been used in \"billions of miles\" across the United States with no issues. He said 90 percent of cars on the road could use E15.\nAnd E15 is typically 5 cents to 10 cents cheaper per gallon than E10, meaning drivers could save a $1 or $2 when filling up at the pump, he said.\nWhat does it do for the environment?\nE15 could reduce fossil fuel production and greenhouse gas emissions, according to the EPA. It is produced locally, leading to fewer fossil fuel imports. It could also reduce carbon monoxide emissions, according to the EPA.\nAt the same time, E15 uses corn, which requires land and water to produce. Depending on the production process, that could produce even more greenhouse gases than some fossil fuels, due to fertilizers used in corn production.\nAltogether, the EPA notes that E15 and other biofuels will not reduce greenhouse gases or other pollutant emissions unless it coincides with lessening the production and use of fossil fuels.\nCooper said fuel with ethanol is still better for the environment despite pollutants created during the production of corn.\n\"It is a cleaner process from beginning to end than producing and using gasoline,\" he said.\nWhy isn't E15 available year-round now?\nThe EPA currently bans E15 from being sold over the summer due to concerns that it contributes to smog. Ethanol advocates say that concern is unfounded.\nCooper said the ban is a 30-year-old regulation that is \"outdated,\" but stagnation in Washington, D.C., has kept the regulation in place.\nFor a full list of gas stations selling E15, visit this list from Iowa Renewable Fuels Association.\nRead or Share this story: https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/2018/10/09/ethanol-donald-trump-iowa-e-15-renewable-fuel-corn-iowa-farmers-economy-ethanol-hurt-my-car/1579293002/",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Programs \u00bb Therapy\nAddiction Counseling at Diablo Valley Drug & Alcohol Services\nAddiction and alcoholism are not only physical ailments; substance use disorders also cause mental and emotional anguish and are fueled by underlying trauma, mental illnesses, or trouble with coping mechanisms. That\u2019s why therapeutic counseling services are such a vital element in treating substance dependence in clients. Oftentimes, simply detoxing does not solve the issues that caused an individual to turn to drugs and alcohol in the first place. In order to assist our clients in fully healing from addiction and gaining the tools necessary to live a life free of drugs and alcohol, we offer comprehensive therapeutic services at Diablo Valley Drug and Alcohol Services. Like the other services offered at Diablo Valley, we provide counseling services for clients on an outpatient basis. 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        "raw_content": "Ohio State football | Antwuan Jackson took long road to join Larry Johnson\nTim May The Columbus Dispatch @TIM_MAYsports\nWhen Antwuan Jackson committed to Auburn on Dec. 16, 2015, Ohio State assistant football coach Larry Johnson left his office at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.\nSeldom, Johnson said, had he felt more confident he was going to land a big-time defensive tackle prospect than on that day when he watched Jackson, from Cedar Grove High School in Ellenwood, Georgia, make his choice in a ceremony streamed online.\n\u201cI took a walk,\u201d said Johnson, the Buckeyes\u2019 defensive line coach. \u201cI walked 2 miles before I came back to the building.\u201d\nJackson later heard about the walk, as well as Johnson\u2019s demeanor.\n\u201cHe wasn\u2019t talking to anybody, moping around and stuff,\u201d Jackson said. \u201cWhen I was at Auburn, I just felt like I needed to be here.\u201d\nAs Jackson recounted the story the other day, he sat in the middle of Ohio State's indoor practice field, not far from Johnson\u2019s office. The top junior-college prospect for the 2018 cycle transferred to Ohio State last month from Blinn Junior College in Texas.\nJackson said he would have been at Ohio State last year if he had had the chance. He redshirted as a freshman at Auburn in 2016 and intended to transfer right away. But Auburn coach Gus Malzahn blocked any move to a Southeastern Conference program and to Ohio State, so Jackson had to go the junior-college route.\nIf only he hadn\u2019t picked Auburn in the first place.\n\u201cHe went for the wrong reasons. He knew that,\u201d Johnson said. \u201cThe second day he was there he told his (high school) coach to call me, to tell me he had made a mistake.\u201d\nJohnson took the call, but he didn\u2019t offer an immediate sympathetic ear.\n\u201cI was not going to take him,\u201d he said. \u201cI never go back, because there\u2019s a reason why you pick a school, and I didn\u2019t want him to feel like he could just bounce back.\u201d\nHe said he put that to Jackson candidly.\n\u201cI told him, \u2018You hurt me,\u2019 \u201d Johnson said. \u201c \u2018I put a lot of energy and time into you because I knew this was the best situation for you. And that day you walked to the platform, I was waiting to hear Buckeyes and you said Auburn, I was done.\u2019 \u201d\nThen Johnson reconsidered.\n\u201cI told him, \u2018If we come down this road again, you\u2019re going to have to show me it\u2019s real. We\u2019re not going to do any babysitting, calling you. We\u2019ve done that already. \u2026 The minute you take a trip somewhere else, I\u2019m pulling the scholarship offer. We\u2019re done.\u2019 \u201d\nThough other big-time suitors did call, this time Jackson stuck with Ohio State. He did show up with another problem, though: Medical personnel detected a fracture in his right foot. Jackson said he suffered an ankle sprain late in the season at Blinn.\nHe had surgery last week to help set the fracture, and he hopes to be ready for the second half of spring practice, which begins March 6.\nThe comfortable feeling he has for Ohio State, meanwhile, is undeniable.\n\u201cI think I belong here, and I believe in this team,\u201d Jackson said. \u201cI love it here.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Far-Right Leader Marine Le Pen Stands to Gain After Paris Attacks\nThe timing of the attacks could draw French voters into the orbit of the National Front.\nThis is the year that began with Charlie Hebdo and ends with Friday the 13th.\nThese two attacks share some similarities. Both, after all, occurred in Paris, which ISIS, claiming responsibility for Friday's massacre, labeled \"the capital of abominations and perversion.\" Both were perpetrated by radical extremists in the name of Islam: the first against a satirical humor magazine that mocked the Prophet Mohammad, the second against a concert hall and a caf\u00e9, hallmarks of the French art de vivre. Finally, both cases were marked by the involvement of either French or European-born terrorists, in addition to at least one who allegedly arrived in France as a refugee. The story, in other words, is as at least as much about hatred bred within as without.\nBut as Adam Nossiter in The New York Times has already observed, \"November is not January.\" Indeed. In the wake of Charlie Hebdo, which killed 17, the French political spectrum united to herald the liberal values of free speech and expression; public discourse was generally careful to distinguish radical extremism from Islam itself. In the aftermath of last Friday, which killed 129, there is hardly political unity, and dark days lie ahead for all. After the second deadly attack in the same calendar year by essentially the same type of terrorist, the French are increasingly suspicious of the Muslims in their own midst.\n\"We know, and it is cruel to say it, that on Friday it was French who killed other French,\" Fran\u00e7ois Hollande said yesterday. \"There are, living on our soil, individuals who from delinquency go on to radicalization and then to terrorist activity.\" In a time when hundreds of thousands of refugees have arrived in Europe from Syria\u2014including at least one of the attackers\u2014France is poised for a rightward shift.\nFlowers in a bullet hole in the windows of a Paris cafe.\nGetty ImagesKENZO TRIBOUILLARD\nAt the center of this looming shift is Marine Le Pen, the head of the National Front.\nIn Anglo-American contexts, this is a political party often described as \"far right.\" That it certainly is, but the label captures little of what the term means in France. The father of \"Marine,\" as she is known, founded the party in 1972. At the age of 87, Jean-Marie Le Pen is still alive, the eternal b\u00eate noire of the French political landscape. Accused of having committed acts of torture in Algeria in the late 1950s, his career ever since has been a long revisionist romance with the darkest, most shameful chapters in the recent French past. Among others, he has been a leading nostalgic for the Vichy government, an apologist for wartime Nazi collaboration, and, worst of all, a convicted Holocaust denier. As he said in the late 1980s, the concentration camps were but a \"detail of history.\"\nThe truth may well be stranger than fiction, but fiction all too often effaces the truth. This has always been the point of the National Front, a xenophobic, anti-immigrant, and anti-European party whose currency is fear and whose specialty is provocation. It has traditionally responded to imagined threats predicated on a certain image of a France\u2014white, religious, traditional\u2014fundamentally at odds with the France that actually exists\u2014multicultural, secular, progressive. Most recently, the party has aligned itself with\u2014and accepted substantial donations from\u2014Vladimir Putin, whom Le Pen herself has heralded as a defender of \"the Christian heritage of European civilization.\"\nLe Pen has replaced her father's scapegoating of Jewish power with an obsessive emphasis on \"the enemy within.\"\nMarine Le Pen has distanced herself from her father, especially in the wake of his Holocaust commentary. She is now convinced, apparently, that Jewish support is essential to a National Front victory at the national level, and has taken significant strides to cultivate it, reaching out to Jewish organizations in France and presenting her party as the only credible ally for Jews against radical Islamism. But if she is estranged from her father\u2014and from certain of his views\u2014she is not estranged from his project. His scapegoating of Jewish power she has replaced with an obsessive emphasis on \"the enemy within.\"\n\"France and the French,\" she said in a conference after the attack, \"are no longer safe.\" If elected, she has vowed to close the country's borders, halt the flow of refugees, close \"mosqu\u00e9es radicales,\" and deport the imams who preach in them. As the National Front issued in a statement after Friday's carnage: \"As a precaution, Marine Le Pen calls for the immediate halt of all intake of migrants in France.\" Given that at least one of the attackers was likely among the migrants who arrived in France, these words may sway voters.\nPolls in recent months either cast Le Pen as wildly appealing or as terminally alienating and voters will go to the polls as soon as December 6 and December 13 for regional elections. The timing of the most recent Paris attacks could therefore draw more voters into the orbit of the National Front, especially after Le Pen has already succeeded in pushing other parties further to the right, specifically on immigration. In any case, increasingly significant electoral victories\u2014and perhaps even a presidential one in 2017\u2014are now within the realm of possibility.\nMarion Mar\u00e9chal-Le Pen, Marine's 25 year-old-niece\nand herself a parliamentary deputy on the rise, wasted no time in advancing her\naunt's line. \"We can see that immigration has become favorable terrain for the\ndevelopment of Islamism,\" she said yesterday. Voters will have to decide\nwhether they really agree.\nTo be sure, a strong and firm response to the slaughter of innocents last Friday is more than necessary: it is imperative, for France and for all who value human life. 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        "raw_content": "Electromagnetic fields and radiation cover a wide frequency range (see figure).\nIn a rough allocation, the non-ionizing radiation range of the electromagnetic spectrum up to 300 GHz comprises static fields (0 Hz) and low-frequency fields (up to approximately 300 Hz), the intermediate-frequency range between approximately 300 Hz and 10 MHz, and the radiofrequency range from 10 MHz to 300 GHz. Accordingly, in the EMF-Portal the line between the low-frequency and radiofrequency ranges is drawn at 10 MHz.\nStatic fields (0 Hz) (Static fields (0 Hz)) occur e.g. as in the Earth's magnetic field and with permanent magnets, at high voltage direct current transmission lines (HVDC lines), batteries, and between objects with different electrical charges. In medicine, strong static magnetic fields are used in magnetic resonance imaging.\nAll electrical applications that are run on power supply (railways, electrical appliances in the home and at working places) lie in the range of low-frequency alternating fields up to 1 kHz (wavelengths of larger than 300 km) (Low frequency (0.1 Hz\u20131 kHz)).\nThe intermediate frequency range from 1 kHz to 10 MHz (wavelengths from 300 km to 30 m) (Intermediate frequency (1 kHz\u201310 MHz)) include the lower range of the radiofrequency band with its corresponding applications, but also applications working with specific frequencies, such as induction cookers and electronic article surveillance systems in stores, as well as many industrial and medical applications.\nThe intermediate frequency and radiofrequency ranges (Intermediate frequency (1 kHz\u201310 MHz) and Radio frequency (10 MHz\u2013300 GHz), respectively) include a range of \"broadcasting frequencies\" (between 30 kHz and 300 MHz; wavelengths from 10 km to 1 m) covering long wave radio broadcasting, amplitude modulation (AM) radio broadcasting (authorized mainly in the medium wave band), shortwave radio broadcasting, and frequency modulation (FM) radio broadcasting (authorized in the very high frequency range). The frequency range is primarily used for the transmission of sounds and language on the radio as well as for two-way radio applications.\nThe range of microwaves from 300 MHz to 300 GHz (wavelengths from 1 m to 1 mm) lies within the radiofrequency range (Radio frequency (10 MHz\u2013300 GHz)) and is thus a part of it. The microwave range is used, for example, by television stations, mobile networks, radar systems, therapeutic devices, and microwave ovens.\nTerahertz waves are also in the non-ionizing radiation spectral range, between 300 GHz and 10 THz (wavelengths from 1 mm to 30 \u00b5m). For example, they are used for quality control of industrial products, at some airports in body scanners for security control, or in skin cancer scanning systems.\nOn the frequency scale terahertz waves merge into the thermal radiation range of infrared light (10-384 THz, wavelengths from 30 \u00b5m to 780 nm). The following range of 384 THz to 789 THz (wavelengths from 780 nm to 380 nm) is visible to the human eye and is therefore referred to as visible light. This is followed by the ranges of ultraviolet radiation (UV light) and the ionizing radiation with even shorter wavelengths.\nThe EMF-Portal contains information only on the range of non-ionizing radiation of the electromagnetic spectrum up to 10 THz, i.e. information about static fields, low-frequency, intermediate frequency and radiofrequency fields, and terahertz waves.",
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        "raw_content": "The Everglades belong to the most amazing wetlands in the world. Located in southern Florida, they extend from Lake Okeechobee in the north to Florida Bay in the south. The Everglades are an ecosystem made up of swamps, mangrove forests and grasslands that are flooded by many rivers during the rainy season and experience bushfires when it is dry.\nThe wetlands were created when the water level rose after the glaciers of the last Ice Age melted. Most of the water that covers the Everglades comes from Lake Okeechobee and the rivers surrounding it in the north. While the northern areas contain more fresh water, salt water mixes with the rivers and wetlands in the southern region.\nThe typical landscape of the Everglades features long prairie grass that grows as high as three meters. It is covered by shallow sections of water.\nThe Everglades are home to a wide variety of tropical and subtropical animals, including alligators, deer, fish and snake. Plants include cypress trees, palms and thick mangrove trees. Many wading birds breed in the Everglades.\nNative Americans lived in the Everglades in the past centuries. When the first Europeans came they started cutting down forests and making the area inhabitable. As a result plants, died out and many animals in the region became extinct.\nIn the early part of the 20th century engineers started building canals through the Everglades in order to dry up the land. In the past decades over half of the Everglades have been turned into farmland with sugar cane as the most important crop.\nAbout a fifth of the Everglades have been turned into a national park. It was created in 1947 to protect Florida\u2019s plants and animals. Environmental dangers, however, have remained over the years. The water supply of the Everglades is rapidly declining. Big cities around the wetlands are using up more and more water and farming has used up much of the rest. Chemicals used in agriculture damage the fresh water in the region. In the last few years the American government has spent millions of dollars on protecting this ecosystem in southern Florida and repairing the damage that has been done by people.\nTypical prarie grass landscape of the Everglades - Moni3\nWater - The Most Important Liquid on Earth\nbreed = to have babies or lay eggs\ncreate = make, start out\necosystem = the animals and plants in a certain region and the way they live with each other\nexperience = to happen\nfeature = show\nglacier = large mass of ice that moves slowly down a valley\nmangrove = tropical tree that grows in or near the water and grows new roots from its branches\nprairie = wide flat area in the middle of North America\nrepair = to fix\nrise \u2013 rose \u2013 risen = to go up\nsection = area\nsurrounding = around something\nswamp = area that is very wet and often covered with water\nvariety = selection, kinds\nwadingbirds = birds that have long thin lags and live in or near wet areas\nwetland = area of land that is often covered with water",
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        "raw_content": "Sean Bean and his women\nSEAN Bean loves women. He has had four wives and is father to three daughters. But he\u2019s no closer to understanding them now at the age of 50 than he was when he first married at 20.\nBy Gareth Pearce\nPUBLISHED: 00:00, Mon, Mar 1, 2010\nSean Bean admits he is still learning with wife number four Georgina\n\u201cThat\u2019s one thing that does not change with age,\u201d he says. \u201cWomen have always been a bit of a mystery and that is probably the way it should be. It makes them more exciting.\n\u201cI would sooner be tested on the history of the football team I support \u2013 Sheffield United \u2013 than what I know about women. I think that\u2019s probably the case for many blokes if they were honest.\u201d\nBean has certainly given the impression that he\u2019s spent years on researching the mysteries of the opposite sex. He celebrated his second wedding anniversary last month with wife number four, glamorous actress Georgina Sutcliffe who at 31 is 19 years his junior.\nHe\u2019s also enjoyed the company of some of the world\u2019s most beautiful women through his film roles or a private life that, as he cheerfully admits, \u201chas never been dull\u201d.\nBut he\u2019s looking forward to life now that he\u2019s 50. \u201cIt gives me a chance to play more mature characters, like fathers and mentors,\u201d he says. \u201cI can move away from the sex-symbol stuff.\n\u201cAnd in my own life things have become more settled. There will be no more divorce and I can aim to keep everyone happy. So I am embracing older age without fear.\u201d\nHe has not been an ideal husband over the years, as he readily acknowledges. \u201cTravelling the world as an actor is a killer for marriages,\u201d he says. \u201cYou are not home for your kids either.\n\u201cI do regret that so I have tried to make up the time with them when I have been home. There have been weeks or months on end when I\u2019ve not worked at all.\n\u201cBut there are plenty of other jobs in which families have to live apart \u2013 like soldiers or oil rig workers \u2013 and so it is no use me whingeing or complaining. I\u2019ve had a great life.\u201d\nBut Bean, who was away from Britain for months when he was filming Sharpe and spent a year and a half on the other side of the world in New Zealand when he was shooting The Lord Of The Rings, is now working closer to home.\nWe meet on a wringing wet day in a field just north of London, about 12 miles from his present home, where he is currently filming with James Fox and another sex symbol of her day, Charlotte Rampling.\nBean is playing a government-employed assassin in a controversial new movie Clean Skin, from the director-writer Hadi Hajaig, which has been put together by private investors.\n\u201cIt\u2019s the best script I\u2019ve read for years,\u201d says Bean, who targets British-born Muslim terrorists in the film. \u201cIt\u2019s so tense and full of surprises and I said \u2018yes\u2019 immediately.\n\u201cI like working in this country. I\u2019ve never had a big desire to become a Hollywood star and move to Los Angeles. It\u2019s just not me somehow.\n\u201cI like having the opportunity to work in England but if the parts and the films aren\u2019t there, then you have to travel.\u201d\nBean has certainly also lived the dream \u2013 from the days when he was a welder in Sheffield, working at his father\u2019s steel works and living on a council estate from where Hollywood was viewed only from the local cinema.\n\u201cI put acting work in a compartment of life and just get on with it,\u201d he says. \u201cWhenever I feel like complaining, I think of how hard some of my mates work \u2013 and of the days when I was a welder.\n\u201cI am being paid to go to places and work. I\u2019ve been paid to pretend to make love on screen to some beautiful women. Where is the hard work in that?\n\u201cWhen I used to turn up on the terraces of Sheffield United, my mates would say: \u2018What\u2019s so-and-so like?\u2019 And I would tell them. It is something that most of us don\u2019t get the chance to do in life.\n\u201cSo if it\u2019s cold and raining on a film set, so what? I just look around and think: \u2018I bet this is going to look great on screen.\u2019 I\u2019ve no time for people who say acting is a hard life.\u201d\nIt has been a life that Bean has embraced with a range of accents and styles, which have taken him far beyond his role as 1993\u2019s favourite bit of rough, Mellors, in the TV version of Lady Chatterley\u2019s Lover.\ny that point, Bean had already swept Melanie Griffith into bed on screen and out-acted Tommy Lee Jones in his movie debut Stormy Monday. He had also seen the late Richard Harris receive an Oscar nomination for his co-starring role in 1990\u2019s The Field.\nHe\u2019d played an Irish terrorist in pursuit of Harrison Ford in 1992\u2019s Patriot Games and had begun a succession of films, set in the Napoleonic wars, as Richard Sharpe.\nHowever, when he delivered a menacing villain as the double agent 006 in Pierce Brosnan\u2019s debut film as James Bond, GoldenEye in 1995, it moved Bean up to a completely different level.\nIt led to a co-starring role with Robert De Niro in Ronin and much talk of a long-term Hollywood career.\n\u201cBut I really could not get too worked up about that,\u201d he says. \u201cI always think I could be doing other things. I went the premiere for Ronin at the Venice Film Festival.\n\u201cIt was an extraordinary experience but then it\u2019s back to the hotel room and you think: \u2018What was all that about?\u2019\nWhatever accent Bean uses on screen, when away from it he delivers in broad, no-nonsense Sheffield. \u201cI can do accents, no problem,\u201d he says. \u201cI don\u2019t know what anyone makes of them though, especially in America.\u201d\nBut whenever it appears that he could easily carve out a career in Hollywood, he is more likely to come back and star in a British-made movie. For a man who wears his heart on his shoulder \u2013 a tattoo declaring \u201c100 per cent Blade\u201d, the nickname for his beloved Sheffield United \u2013 he could just be in the best place.\n\u201cMy 20s were full of excitement, my 30s were all about consolidating and my 40s were about moving on. I started to look at things in a new light.\n\u201cBefore the British film Essex Boys and The Lord Of The Rings, I had not worked for more than a year. The stuff I was being offered was not that good and I suddenly realised that I had to be careful about my choice of work.\n\u201cIt is now probably the right time to move on from the action stuff because there is always the opportunity for men in their 50s to take on more mature roles.\u201d\nT he fact that he has hardly ever been out of work has come at a personal price, however. 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        "raw_content": "Temperatures have begun to soar now that winter is nearing its end. And rising temperatures are always accompanied by an increase in the number of mosquitoes.\nOr perhaps these pests are just asleep during the winter.\nWell, whatever it is, there are a lot more mosquitoes in the air right now. And that means sleepless nights and constant itchiness, to say the least. Mosquitoes are also bearers of many lethal diseases like malaria and dengue, and by exposing yourself to these critters, you risk falling ill.\nWhen you\u2019re indoors, you can probably turn on the mosquito repellent to get rid of the insects. Although, it\u2019s not 100% foolproof and causes harmful chemicals to be diffused into the air.\nAnother solution that most people turn to is the mosquito coil. And while it is quite effective, the smoke released along with it can be almost unbearable.\nIf you really want to deal with mosquitoes, both inside and out of the house, lemongrass is the way to go. Essential oils are often made out of lemongrass, and they are highly effective in keeping mosquitoes at bay. Even the plant on its own is an excellent deterrent to mosquitoes.\nSo whether you\u2019re looking to repel mosquitoes from your house or your lawn when entertaining guests, considering the use of lemongrass.\nOne of the easiest ways to shield your home from mosquitoes would be to plant a perimeter of lemongrass plants around your home. However, this is time-consuming, and not everyone wants to be surrounded by lemongrass all the time. Instead, you can use the oil made from lemongrass oil and create your own mosquito repellent.\nLemongrass Oil Spray\nThe easiest way would be to dilute the oil with water and pour the mix into a spray bottle. From here, it\u2019s quite easy to apply the solution to different parts of your body. However, concentrated lemongrass oil is highly potent, and you want to test it on a small area of your skin first, to ensure that it\u2019s safe.\nIf you\u2019re looking for a stronger repellent, consider mixing the lemongrass oil with eucalyptus oil. The combination will give you a highly-potent repellent that\u2019s sure to keep mosquitoes away for 5-6 hours.\nFor a more aromatic spray, throw some rosemary oil into the mix. Besides smelling a lot better, the solution will also deter a variety of insects apart from mosquitoes.\nCitronella candles are famous for their aroma and for the effect they have on mosquitoes. You can place these candles anywhere in your home or outdoors to keep the bloodsuckers at bay. And what\u2019s more? They\u2019re easy to make. You\u2019ll need:\nAn empty can or a mason jar\nWax (This can be paraffin wax or the wax from an old candle)\nCitronella oil used for making candles\nRe-waxed wicks with tabs that are roughly 6 inches\nWith the glue gun, attach a wick to the bottom of the empty can, in the centre. Make sure the wick is glued on tight. If you\u2019ve got a large can, you can attach more than one wick around the centre.\nNow, turn on the double boiler and throw in the old wax or the paraffin wax in tiny pieces. Heat the wax till it melts completely. Now for each 1/2 kg of wax in the boiler, add 1/10 kilo of lemongrass essential oil. You can even add a few other essential oils, like orange, peppermint, or rosemary, for a sweet fragrance.\nNow allow the wax to cool, and ensure you pour it into the can before it solidifies. When you\u2019re adding the wax, maneuver the wick so that it stays in the centre of the can.\nIf you find any unfilled areas around the wick, heat up some more wax and use it to cover up the gaps. You must allow your candle to cool for at least 48 hours before lighting it up. You can even decorate your candle by wrapping them up in twine or yarn. Or you could just allow it to melt inside the can; whatever works best for you.\nYou now have a candle, that, when lit will release a fragrant smell that\u2019s sure to make the mosquitoes gag and stay far away.\nGrow Some Plants\nConsider growing some lemongrass plants around your home. Of course, you don\u2019t need to surround yourself with them, but having a few around the house will help keep mosquitoes at bay. Besides, they look great, and they grow well in most climates.\nAnd if you\u2019re ever looking to make a lemongrass candle or spray, having a plant will grant you access to a supply of lemongrass oil. 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        "raw_content": "Few are as accomplished at twenty-four as French artist Yami International; the full-time Obstetrics and Gynaecology student is also a fashion designer, social network CEO, photographer, film-maker and abstract artist. A firm believer in equal accessibility to abstract art, it is her goal to 'democratize' the art world and make it as popular to the general public as cinema or music. In this exclusive interview with Femini, she reflects on her journey as an artist, her relentless optimism, and why she doesn\u2019t show her artwork in galleries. Here is Yami International in her own words:\n'I\u2019ve been painting for as long as I can remember. I\u2019ve always been into Abstract Art. In art class, when I was a kid, I wouldn\u2019t draw normal stuff like other kids, but abstract or surrealism paintings like \u201cThe Persistence of Memory\u201d by Salvador Dali.\nI didn\u2019t take my art skills seriously, until I realized people liked my work. I used to hang my paintings on the walls of my house and every time people would come over, they would always stop to admire them. Most of my friends and family thought I bought them from an artist. They were always surprised and impressed to discover they were actually mine and would confess how surprisingly my work resembled Pollock's. Honestly, I didn\u2019t know who Pollock at that time was, because I came from a very scientific background. I study gynecology and obstetrics, even though I consider Art as my passion and I couldn't live without it!'\n'I feel like at some points in my life, Art was a form of therapy to me. I was bullied by the staff at the university hospital for three years and my Art was the only place I had where I could express how I felt.\nArt also helped me discover parts of my personality I didn\u2019t know about; I realized I was a pretty optimistic person. As you may know, most of my paintings, if not all of them, are extremely colorful, but what many people don\u2019t know is that I painted them in the darkest time of my life; in a time that I was feeling hopeless. My colourful, vibrant art shows for me represents a fearless optimism, even when life around me seems dark.'\n'Once I felt I was ready as an artist and with enough support from the people behind me, I figured I would share my art with the world. At first, I created a Tumblr to post my photographs and my paintings which grew into a website. I wanted it to be easy for people to follow me on my artistic journey, so I focused on creating a strong social media presence. One day, a follower of mine sent me a tweet, saying she voted for me in the Shorty Awards, as the best artist on social media. At this moment, I really realized people weren\u2019t lying when they claimed I was talented at creating art.\nI was incredibly humbled when more people voted for me and I was a finalist. At that time, I was also exposing my art in galleries around the world, like in Melbourne Australia, the Czech Republic, Moscow and Ireland, but I wasn\u2019t feeling proud nor satisfied.\nI wasn\u2019t satisfied because I wanted everybody to connect with my art not only people who were already familiar with it, like art collectors, curators, or gallerists.'\n'I decided to stop exposing my art in these kinds of galleries and I chose instead to expose my work in public spaces. I put my art on billboards in Paraguay and California, in the subway in San Francisco and many such places around the world. This was such a pleasant experience to me because I knew that there were some people on their way back home who were absolutely not familiar with Art, who could finally taste and discover it through my work. Doing something like this was so meaningful to me!\nToday, I post some of my paintings on my social media, but I prefer posting all my photography on my website. My photographs are also Abstract and reflect Minimalism, a style I love to incorporate, not only in my art, but also in my life.\nI know what my goals are as an artist. I want to make Abstract Art more popular. This is the inspiration behind the art book series that I am currently working on. To me, books are the best medium to share a message. Issue N\u00b01 is named YAMI INTERNATIONAL: My rawest thoughts. It features my recent paintings and photographs, and also \"rawest thoughts\u201d on random topics; I\u2019m already working on Issue N\u00b02.\nMy dream is to be the most popular abstract artist of my generation: I want to be known as the female combination of Jackson Pollock and Andreas Gursky.'\nVisit Yami International at: https://yamiinternational.com/\nBuy Issue N\u00b01 of her art book here.\nAll artwork by Yami International",
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        "raw_content": "Turkish court sentences more than dozen Cumhuriyet staff to prison on terrorism charges\nThe case is one of several high-profile trials seen as emblematic of the broader crackdown since Erdogan announced a state of emergency following the attempted coup. (Reuters)\nA Turkish court on Wednesday sentenced 14 staff of the opposition Cumhuriyet newspaper to prison on terrorism charges and acquitted three, one of their lawyers said, in a case that has sparked global outrage over press freedom under Tayyip Erdogan.\nThe court handed down sentences ranging from 2 1/2 to 7 1/2 years to the Cumhuriyet staff, lawyer Ozden Ozdemir told Reuters. Another defendant in the case, who was not employed by the paper and had been charged for his activities on Twitter, got the stiffest sentence, 10 years, Ozdemir said.\nAhmet Sik, a well-known journalist and author, was sentenced to 7 1/2 years, the harshest penalty among the staff.\nThe court also ruled the case against the prominent journalist Can Dundar, previously the newspaper\u2019s editor-in-chief, would continue separately, court records showed.\nThe staff of the newspaper \u2013 long seen as a thorn in Erdogan\u2019s side and one of the few remaining voices critical of the government \u2013 were charged with supporting the network of Fethullah Gulen, the Muslim cleric Ankara holds responsible for a failed 2016 coup attempt. They have denied the charges.\n\u201cThis was absolutely not a lawful verdict. At the end, it is a political case,\u201d Ozdemir said, adding the charges would be appealed.\nAll 14 staff were released pending appeal, Ozdemir said. The other defendant was detained.\nThe case is one of several high-profile trials seen as emblematic of the broader crackdown since Erdogan announced a state of emergency following the attempted coup.\n\u201cIt has been journalism itself that has been in the dock and today\u2019s verdicts defy logic and offend justice,\u201d said Milena Buyum, Turkey campaigner at rights group Amnesty International.\n\u201cThese politically motivated sentences are clearly intended to instil fear and silence any form of dissent.\u201d\nProsecutors had sought sentences of up to 43 years in jail for the Cumhuriyet staff, accusing them of targeting Erdogan through \u201casymmetric war methods\u201d.\nThey charged the newspaper was effectively taken over by supporters of the cleric Gulen, particularly after 2013 under Dundar\u2019s stewardship.\nSocial media posts made up much of evidence in the indictment, which charged the newspaper \u201cvirtually became a defender and protector\u201d of the Gulenist network as well as the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and a far-left group.\nThe newspaper staff have said they are being targeted as part of a move to silence criticism of Erdogan. Around 150 media outlets have been shut down and 160 journalists have been jailed, the Turkish Journalists Association says.\nTurkey\u2019s highest court overruled a five-year jail sentence against Dundar in March, saying he should instead face up to 20 years in prison on espionage charges.\nDundar and a colleague were given five-year sentences in 2016 for publishing a video purporting to show Turkey\u2019s intelligence agency trucking weapons into Syria. They were later released pending appeal.",
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        "raw_content": "The persistent prevalence of corporate fraud and corruption is an uncomfortable reality for those seeking to repair the immense damage wrought by unscrupulous business behaviour. A multidimensional issue, incidents can damage an organisation\u2019s reputation, culture, regulatory standing and even profitability. Therefore, the need for corporates to prevent, detect and respond to fraud and corruption has perhaps never been greater. To enable this, they need to understand the extent and source of the bribery and corruption risks they face and be prepared to take the necessary steps to rid themselves of both the miscreants involved and any stain such activity may leave on an organisations\u2019 reputation.\nFW moderates a discussion on managing corruption risks in M&A pre- and post-transaction between Rodrigo S. Grion at GE Healthcare, Adrian D. Mebane at The Hershey Company, Frank Vormstein at Siemens AG and Martin J. Weinstein at Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP.\nSullivan & Cromwell In his 29 November 2017 remarks at the 34th Annual International Conference on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), deputy attorney general (DAG) Rod Rosenstein advised that \u201c[c]ompanies can protect themselves by exercising...\nRahman Ravelli This decade has seen a significant legal change in the prosecution of bribery in the UK, namely the Bribery Act 2010. The Act should be seen as the result of a decades-long attempt to reform the law regarding bribery and corruption. It replaced...\nRichard Nelson LLP Since the Criminal Finance Act 2017 came into effect on 30 September 2017, there has been considerable discussion about the new corporate offence of failure to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion and the potential consequences...\nMishcon de Reya LLP Despite a plethora of new legislative provisions, the criminal justice system continues to confront a dangerous enforcement deficit when it comes to economic crime. While fraud is on the rise, public funding to tackle it is being squeezed. These realities...\nPCB Litigation LLP When disputes arise and lead to proceedings, the first instinct might often be to focus on securing a favourable judgment. However, that is often only half of the story. There is no guarantee that a judgment debtor will pay, and in the fraud arena...\nTravers Smith LLP Following a slew of recent cases on the subject of legal professional privilege, organisations have been finding it increasingly difficult to protect sensitive documents from disclosure to their opponents in litigation. Last year\u2019s High Court decision...\nBrown Rudnick This article provides an update on significant enforcement developments in the UK and the US regarding corruption and other financial crimes. In recent years, events such as the FIFA corruption scandal and the Panama Papers leak have prompted...\nFox Williams The upsurge in cross-border investigations, notably in a succession of recent market manipulation cases, has given rise to unprecedented levels of cooperation between UK and foreign law enforcement agencies. As indicated by then...\nNoerr LLP Crimes must not pay off. This rationale governs the new confiscation rules in Germany that have been in force since 1 July 2017. The new rules strengthen the principle that everything that has been obtained by the perpetrator or a third party...\nDLA Piper Spain In 2010, Spain joined a group of countries, including the UK, France, Belgium, Portugal and others, where legal entities can be found criminally liable. Given the disruption of the classical legal schemes generated by this new legal framework and the...\nFW moderates a discussion on false claims investigations and enforcement between Sam Nazzaro at BDO, Maura Kathleen Monaghan at Debevoise & Plimpton, and Jonathan M. Phillips at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP.\nDLA Piper Spain\nRahman Ravelli",
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        "raw_content": "Cybersecurity Training Courses and Certifications\nProtect your company from data leaks and hackers\nWith an ever-growing amount of data being stored digitally, organizations have never been more vulnerable to cyber attacks. Cybersecurity professionals stand between them and ruin. Sign up today for cybersecurity training and join the ranks\nThe Art of Cybersecurity Metrics\nCommunicating your organization's security posture to executives can be facilitated through the effective use of metrics. 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It is typically collected by corporations, financial institutions, schools and universities, government organizations, medical facilities, and more.\nThis private information can include employee information, client details, financial statements, addresses, bank information, research and development plans, and much more. The protection of this sensitive information is absolutely essential for any business wishing to portray trust and security among its users.\nCyber Security Training - Learn to Secure Private Information\nCybersecurity professionals work to ensure that this information is secure from outside forces by ensuring that IT security protocols meet standards across the companies technologies. Cyber security training teaches IT professionals the skills the need to become cybersecurity pros and keeps current cyber security professionals up-to-date on the latest threats, trends, and new technologies. Some common topics for cybersecurity training include:\nCybersecurity auditing\nWhile IT or cybersecurity professionals are the most common target audience for cyber security training, it is important that everyone in your organization has an idea of the importance of cybersecurity and what they can do to keep private data safe. Courses with titles like ' Security Awareness' give users a general overview of cybersecurity requirements.\nCybersecurity Risk Management Training\nRisk management in IT is the process of detecting threats or vulnerabilities to information systems and deciding how to prevent these threats and how to reduce the probability of their occurrence. 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        "raw_content": "The full list of Christmas store hours 2017\nPeter Terlato 22 December 2017 NEWS\nMany retailers are open on Christmas Eve but since it falls on a Sunday, some have limited store hours.\nMany claim they\u2019ve been too busy, others don\u2019t know what to buy, and some prefer to leave their Christmas shopping to the last minute. No matter the reason, it\u2019s important to know which stores will be open and when.\nWe\u2019ve browsed all the biggest retailers websites to provide shoppers with a guide to in-store opening and closing hours from now through to Christmas Eve (December 24). Most all stores are closed on Christmas Day.\nAs has occurred in previous years, many retailers have structured their holiday operating hours differently to one another. For example, for the fifth consecutive year, department store chain Kohl\u2019s will keep its doors open until 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve, offering a 24 hour grace period for those late to the gift giving party.\nToys R Us opened its doors at 6 a.m. Friday and will service shoppers for 63 hours straight. The retailer will remain open through 9 p.m. Christmas Eve. Discount retailer Target will close at 10 p.m. on Christmas Eve.\nJC Penney will be continue its regular trading hours before closing at 6 p.m. on the night before Christmas.\nDepartment store Macy\u2019s will open at 11 a.m. on Christmas Eve and shut its doors to all shoppers at 6 p.m.\nHome Depot will stay open 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday and Saturday but will operate limited trading hours on Sunday.\nThe National Retail Federation estimates 126 million people will shop on Super Saturday (December 23).\nCheck out the list below to discover each retailer\u2019s individual Christmas Eve store operating hours.\nWhile these are the officially listed opening hours for most major retailers, times can vary by store location. If hours aren\u2019t yet confirmed for 2017, we note last year\u2019s. Don\u2019t forget to check out all the online sales too.\nChristmas Eve Store Hours\nThe Apple Store 11am \u2013 6pm\nBest Buy 7am \u2013 6pm\nGamestop 12pm \u2013 6pm\nHome Depot 8am \u2013 7pm\nJCPenney 7am \u2013 6pm\nKohl\u2019s 12am \u2013 6pm\nMacy\u2019s 11am \u2013 6pm\nMicrosoft Store 10am \u2013 7pm\nSears 8am \u2013 7pm\nSephora 11am \u2013 6pm\nTarget 7am \u2013 10pm\nToys R Us 12am \u2013 9pm\nUrban Outfitters 12pm \u2013 6pm\nWalmart 7am \u2013 6pm\nIf you miss out on pre-Christmas shopping, you\u2019ll discover a plethora of deals on more than 5,000 products across eight different digital shopping categories, with savings of up to 80% off, during Amazon\u2019s Digital Day.\nCheck out our guides to the best gift ideas, the top toys this holiday season and what to get for Secret Santa.\nHow to shop Christmas sales online and in-stores\nCheck out how to get the most bang for your\u2026\nBlack Friday 2017 store opening hours\nExtended holiday shopping hours from Thursday\u2026\nKohl\u2019s Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals 2019\nDress to impress this holiday season without\u2026\nAfter-Christmas sales 2019\nDon't put away your wallet just yet! Here's\u2026\nBlack Friday 2017 online sales\nBest Buy, JCPenny, Gamestop, Sears and Macys\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "If you own a commercial facility, you definitely need to consider things like security. Good locks, adequate lighting and a robust security alarm system are all part of a good security plan, but your strategy should also consider an access control system.\nAccess control systems can provide the sort of perimeter security you need to protect not only your staff and customers, but also your property and equipment. With the right solution installed, you can remotely monitor who enters and exits your facility, activate electronic locks, and arm or disarm the security alarm. Also, you never have to worry about employees losing physical keys, as all security is done electronically.\nWith that said, there are various different kinds of access control systems that you should be aware of \u2014 if only because understanding what\u2019s out there will help you to choose the right setup for your commercial property. So read on for a look at three types of access control systems that are available.\nCard Access Control SystemWith this type of access control, you and your staff will employ special access cards to access the building. These cards, which serve as electronic keys, will be unique to each user, so you\u2019ll know which workers access the property at which times. Access cards are similar in size to bank cards or credit cards, so they\u2019ll be easy for you and your staff to carry around. These systems can also use Keyfobs, which work the same way, but are smaller and can be attached to a keychain. Simply presenting these cards to the access control card reader will unlock the door.\nKeypad/User Code Control SystemWith this type of access control, a numeric keypad will be placed at each door, and an appropriate combination must be entered before the door will unlock. This is similar to how a security system is armed and disarmed. With these systems, each user is given a unique code so that you can tell who is access which doors, and when they did it. These keypad can also be used in conjunction with a card reader (or as a combination unit), where a card AND code are required to unlock the door. This is known as \u201ctwo step\u201d authentication, and is typically used for higher-level security applications.\nBiometric Access Control SystemThis sort of system uses features unique to your body to lock and unlock doors for the access control system. Rather than a card or code, items such as fingerprints, handprints or retina scans can be used to gain access to the secure facility. These systems are also used for higher security applications, can come with issues you need consider such as how the biometric data is stored for privacy reasons.\nAccess control systems can be an important part of any company\u2019s security strategy. With the right solution you\u2019ll be able to secure your workers and your business interests by limiting access to authorized parties, and knowing who accessed what areas and when.\n2 thoughts on \u201c3 Ways to Control Access at the Door\u201d\ntechieeverest says:\nNice post! It is very interesting and informative as well. Access control system is the best for home security. Thanks for the post!\nNice one! I liked it so much. The biometric access control system is the best way to door access. Thanks for the post!",
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        "raw_content": "Nine steps for effective risk oversight by corporate boards\nCorporate boards are taking a more comprehensive view of risk oversight as a result of a global financial crisis. But many boards are unaccustomed to and unprepared for this role, according to a report by the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA), which established a nine-step process aimed at helping boards identify, understand and address critical enterprise risks.\nThe CICA\u2019s report, A Framework for Board Oversight of Enterprise Risk, also includes a process for understanding how risks are connected to one another, and the potential compounding effects that can occur when unfavourable events occur simultaneously.\nGigi Dawe, the CICA\u2019s national practice leader for governance, strategy and risk, said CICA research found a lack of literature on enterprise risk management (ERM) for corporate boards.\n\u201cFor the last ten to 20 years, ERM has become more prevalent and relevant in the readings and in terms of what organisations are doing, and what that\u2019s led to is a number of frameworks developed for management,\u201d she said. \u201cOur premise is that boards of directors are interested and eager to do the best job they can in terms of overseeing risk, but really didn\u2019t have a framework to follow. So this one was developed specifically for boards in that respect.\u201d\nAlthough the framework calls for boards to be more active with regard to risk, it says they mostly must serve in an oversight role rather than unilaterally identifying, analysing, mitigating and monitoring enterprise risk. The board\u2019s job is to oversee risk-management systems and processes and continually review the associated outcomes and planning, according to the framework.\nTwo instances demand more hands-on attention from boards, Dawe said. Boards need to take a leadership role in assessing and managing risk with regard to business strategy because management cannot objectively assess its own strategy, she said. And when risk involves the chief executive or leadership, it makes sense for boards to step in with a neutral viewpoint to assess and manage risk.\nOtherwise, the board should adopt an oversight role that must not be passive or too reliant on management, the report urges. The nine steps, designed to facilitate vigilant, thorough oversight, are as follows:\nEstablish context. Understand the organisation\u2019s current operating conditions from an internal, external and risk-management perspective.\nIdentify risks. Document threats to the organisation\u2019s objectives and the value of its assets.\nAnalyse consequences. Quantify the likelihood and potential impact of the risk.\nAnalyse interconnectivities and compounding effects. Aggregate risks and understand relationships, interdependencies and the compounding effect of simultaneous failures.\nRe-analyse consequences. Recalibrate and, if possible, create probability distributions of outcomes of interrelated risks.\nPrioritise. Rank risks, blending severity, likelihood and potential for mitigation.\nAssess risk capacity, tolerance and risk appetite. Determine the entity\u2019s ability and willingness to accept the potential consequences of risk.\nChoose response strategy. Develop plans to avoid, reduce or control, share or insure, accept or (in certain cases) exploit risks.\nMonitor. Continually measure and monitor the risk environment and the outcome of risk-management strategies.\nThe report comes at a time when many organisations are trying to help companies get a handle on risk management.\nThe International Federation of Accountants recently released a report, Evaluating and Improving Internal Control in Organizations, which explains how accountants can ask the right questions to ensure a proper risk assessment.\nThe Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission is updating its popular Internal Control\u2014Integrated Framework for release in the first quarter of 2013.\nDawe said the focus on connected risks in the CICA framework for corporate boards is important because companies often get hurt when they focus on one or two risks without considering a full range of possible threats and how those problems can compound one another.\nDetermining the organisation\u2019s tolerance and capacity for risk also is a vital step, Dawe said. 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        "raw_content": "Why Shares of ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc. Jumped Today\nRumors of an acquisition are swirling, pushing the biopharma's share price higher.\nImage source: ACADIA Pharmaceuticals.\nWhat: Shares of ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ:ACAD), a biopharma focused on diseases of the central nervous system, were up more than 12% as of 3:30 p.m. ET on rumors that AstraZeneca PLC (ADR) (NYSE:AZN) is eyeing the company as a potential acquisition candidate.\nSo what: According to a report from the Daily Mail last Friday, pharma giant AstraZeneca is said to be one of the companies that is interested in placing a bid on ACADIA Pharmaceuticals. The report claims that Acadia would not even consider an offer of less than $60 per share, which is 50% higher than what shares are currently fetching.\nWe don't yet know if this rumor is true or not since neither company has released any information. However, since the number of ACADIA shares that have been sold short has been on the rise over the last few months, it's possible that the rumor is scaring off some of these the company's bears, contributing to today's spike.\nACAD Short Interest data by YCharts.\nNow what: AstraZeneca does have a recent history of buying small biopharma companies in an effort to reignite its top-line growth. Just last year it spent $2.7 billion to acquire ZS Pharma, a company developing a treatment for hyperkalemia. Unfortunately, that treatment's future recently came into question, so I'd be surprised if AstraZeneca was already hunting for its next target given its recent acquisition success rate.\nRegardless, while the idea of a buyout is always exciting, ACADIA's investors should do their best to stay focused on how well the company's new Parkinson's psychosis drug, Nuplazid, performs on the market.\nI think that ACADIA bulls have plenty of reasons to believe that Nuplazid has a real shot at being a winner. In clinical trials, Nuplazid was able to help reduce many of the symptoms of Parkinson's psychosis. In addition, patients who took Nuplazid did not experience problems with their motor control, which is a common side effect of antipsychotics. That could greatly help to reduce the burden placed on patients' caregivers, which is one of the biggest challenges in treating the disease.\nImage source: ACADIA presentations.\nIt is estimated that 40% of patients who have Parkinson's develop psychosis, and with 1 million patients in the U.S. alone suffering from the disease, Nuplazid has a big market opportunity ahead of it. That's especially true when you consider there are no other approved therapies available, so Nuplazid has the market all to itself.\nNuplazid was just launched for sale on May 31, so investors will get their first look at how well the drug is performing out of the gate during the company's second-quarter earnings report.\nUntil we get confirmation otherwise, investors should do their best to ignore today's move and stay focused on the long-term potential of Nuplazid.\nNASDAQ:ACAD\nHere's Why ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Dropped 15.2% in December\nHere's Why Acadia Pharmaceuticals Is Soaring\nWhy Acadia Pharmaceuticals Is Plummeting\nHere's Why ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Jumped 46% in September\nWhy Shares of ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc. Jumped Today @themotleyfool #stocks $ACAD, $AZN",
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        "raw_content": "Guess How Many Americans Have No Emergency Savings at All\nHint: It's a number that's much higher than it should be.\nFinancial emergencies can happen to the best of us. Your car might break down on the way to work, resulting in a $500 repair. Or, your air conditioning system might go kaput on the hottest day of the year, leaving you with no choice but to come up with $1,000 for an immediate fix.\nAnd then there's the notion of getting laid off -- a prospect even the most dedicated workers face. If that happens, you could find yourself in a situation where you're without an income for months on end, leaving you no choice but to scramble to cover your bills as you look for work.\nBecause financial emergencies can pop up when we least expect them to (hence the \"emergency\" factor), we all need savings to protect ourselves from the unknown. Ideally, we should all have an emergency fund to cover a minimum of three months' worth of living expenses, and preferably more like six months' worth of bills. Yet new data from Bankrate reveals that 23% of Americans have no emergency savings whatsoever. And those are the same people who risk wrecking their finances irreparably.\nYou need to do better\nIf you don't have emergency savings, you're opening yourself up to a world of financial upheaval. That's because the next time an unplanned bill lands in your lap, you'll most likely have no choice but to charge it on a credit card. Then, when that credit card payment comes due, you won't have the money to pay it off, and so you'll start racking up interest that will compound against you for as long as you carry that balance. In the process, you'll risk damaging your credit score, thereby making it more difficult for you to borrow money for the next emergency that comes your way.\nRather than go that route, a smarter bet is to work on building some cash reserves. This doesn't mean magically amassing six months' worth of living expenses overnight. Rather, it means slowly but surely accumulating some savings so that you're covered the next time an unanticipated expense creeps up on you.\nSo how do you go from no savings to some sort of safety net? For one thing, take a look at your budget, or create one if you don't have one already, and identify spending categories to slash. This could mean downsizing to a smaller and cheaper apartment, cutting out restaurant meals and cooking at home instead, or canceling the gym membership you rarely use. It doesn't really matter which expenses you choose to reduce as long as you free up some money each month to stick in the bank.\nNext, figure out ways to earn more money. You can try getting a side job to supplement your existing income and put all of its proceeds into your emergency fund. Or, you can take a hobby of yours, whether it's painting, photography, or baking, and try monetizing it. You might also consider taking inventory and selling off the things sitting around your home you no longer need or use, like that old laptop you replaced six months ago or the clothing items from last year that still have their tags on them.\nComing up with three to six months' worth of living expenses won't be easy, but if you want to protect yourself from financial ruin, it's what you need to do. So if you're among the 23% of Americans with absolutely no cash reserves, pledge to do better effective immediately. Otherwise, you could end up in a very sorry place the next time an unexpected expense hits you where it hurts.\nGuess How Many Americans Have No Emergency Savings at All @themotleyfool #stocks",
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        "raw_content": "Palestinians Abroad: Mahmoud Wadi signs for Al-Masry SC\nA year ago, Mahmoud Wadi was languishing in Gaza, prevented by Israeli authorities to return to the West Bank and play for Ahli Al-Khaleel.\nIt was a time of frustration for Wadi and all those involved in Palestinian football. After lighting up the 2016 AFC Cup with five goals, hopes were high for the raw, but powerful forward.\nHis excellent play did not go unnoticed abroad, a member of the Al-Ahli Amman coaching staff had been in Gaza holding training camps and suggested his signing (along with Mohammed Balah) to the side.\nIn the last days of August 2017, the Rafah border crossing opened and Wadi found a way to the Jordanian capital via Egypt.\nHis brief time in Jordan was superlative. The striker did not struggle with the increased quality the opposition presented him with and demonstrated all the qualities he was known for. He was virtually unstoppable in the air and the team's game plan was quickly adjusted to suit his strengths.\n10 goals in 17 league games accounted for nearly half of the team's 22 goals. His total was good enough for fifth overall in the goalscoring charts; a total that would likely have finished higher if not for an injury at the end of the season.\nOne season in Jordan was all Al-Masry needed to pull the trigger on a two-year contract for the 23-year old Gazan.\nHe will become the second Palestinian to play for the side, following in the footsteps of goalkeeper Ramzi Saleh.\nIn the last two years, fellow Palestine internationals Islam Batran and Jonathan Cantillana have had brief stints in the Egyptian Premier League. Their times with Wadi Degla and ENPPI respectively, came to a premature end after coaching changes at both teams.\nWadi will be facing some stiff competition to get into the side with older and more experienced players ahead of him in the pecking order. Ahmed Gomaa, an Egypt international was the side's leading scorer, with 12 goals in 30 games. Al-Masry also have the ever-green Aristide Banc\u00e9, a Burkina Faso international who notched eight goals in 19 games last season.\nAnother Burkina Faso international, Issouf Ouatarra, was also brought from Wadi Degla to provide further options in attack.\nAl-Masry finished third in the Egyptian Premier League last season and will play in the 2018/19 CAF Confederation Cup.",
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        "raw_content": "David Bach on How to Build a Career Without Going Broke\nSubscribe to my updates at Facebook.com/DanSchawbel.\nI recently caught up with David Bach, who has written multiple New York Times bestselling books such as The Automatic Millionaire and Start Late Finish Rich. His latest book is called Debt Free for Life: The Finish Rich Plan for Financial Freedom. In total, he has more than seven million books in print, translated in over 19 languages. Bach has appeared several times on The Oprah Winfrey Show and is a reoccurring guest on The Today Show. He is the founder of FinishRich.com, a website dedicated to revolutionizing the way people learn about money. In this interview, he talks about how your career can impact your financial life, offers some career tips for succeeding in business, and more.\nDoes your career choice impact your long-term potential of becoming wealthy? Why or why not?\nThe obvious answer to this is \u201cyes\u201d, the real world answer however, is \u201cno\u201d. I will give you an example. When I was a financial advisor and a Senior Vice President of Morgan Stanley I had a realization that I loved to teach people about money as much as I enjoyed managing people\u2019s money. The challenge was, \u201cteachers\u201d don\u2019t make a lot of money historically. My friends thought I was crazy to go spend time writing a book and teaching when I could simply manage money and make so much more. Today however, I teach millions to be smarter with their money, and I have earned millions as a result.\nI took my passion and purpose of teaching people to take action financially and turned it into a multi-millionaire dollar business. In ten years, FinishRich Media, LLC has produced 9 consecutive New York Times bestsellers with over seven million copies in print and taught and trained millions of people our principles around the world. My work has been translated into 19 languages and can be found in over 50 countries. We have had some of the largest companies in the world partner with us to license our financial education content. All of this started from me teaching an adult education class at a local high school for free.\nIs it wise to choose a career based on earning potential or is it better to do something you love regardless of your paycheck? Why?\nI think personally, it\u2019s important (actually critical) to find something to do that you deeply love. You have to be able to jump out of bed and be excited every morning when you start a business or a job, if you are going to be successful. The truth about business is that it\u2019s normally very tough. It\u2019s very rare that you will start something and succeed right away and if you do succeed, you might not make a lot of money.\nMost businesses take at least two to three years to show profits. The other thing is that most huge success stories that we read about and see have been ten years in the making. I\u2019m a true example of a \u201cten year overnight success story\u201d. In 2004, my fifth book The Automatic Millionaire was the #1 book that year. It spent 31 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and reached #1 on the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today and Business Week bestseller lists. Most people thought that was my FIRST book when in reality, it was my fifth.\nThe beauty of truly loving what you do is you can get through the tough times, because you feel in your soul it\u2019s your mission and purpose in life. And people can also tell when you truly love what you do versus doing something for the money. I believe this is what has truly worked for me.\nWith this all being said, there is a second route to go\u2014and I have seen it work very effectively. I have friends that have started businesses purely because they have a specific mission and purpose to make a certain amount of money. I have a friend that built a business, in a space he didn\u2019t care deeply about but he knew if he built the business he could sell it for a seven to ten times multiple of EBITA. He even had a great idea of who would buy it. He built the business over a seven year period and reached his goal (which was to sell the company for over $20 million dollars). My friend today is now focused on his real passion which is a charity built around helping moms and children that are victims of domestic violence. His business goals lead him to now have the time and resources to fulfill his true passion and purpose.\nWhat three career tips can you offer based on your experience?\nMy first advice is \u201cdecide what you want\u201d. You have to see what you want your future to look like. You have to deeply imagine, put on paper and create a plan to go for your dreams. No one is going to show up and help you make your dreams real until you are clear on what your dreams are and you are moving relentlessly towards them. When I decided to write my first book Smart Women Finish Rich, I had a mission to educate one million women about money so that they could teach their families and kids how to be smarter with their finances. I felt this was my purpose in life, and I didn\u2019t listen to the naysayers telling me, \u201cyou can\u2019t do this, you\u2019re a guy, women won\u2019t buy a book for women about money, there\u2019s no money in what you want to do\u2026\u201d and on and on. I had total clarity about what I intended to do and worked on an action plan to make it happen. I started this dream in 1994. Ten years later when I was sitting next to Oprah on her little yellow couches teaching ten million people how to become an Automatic Millionaire\u2122, find their Latte Factor\u00ae and \u201cPay Themselves First\u201d\u2014the only one that wasn\u2019t surprised I was there was ME. I had been working toward that for ten years; I knew the day would come. I saw it, I decided, and worked the plan until it became a reality. Okay, maybe I was a little surprised\u2026\nMy second advice, is manage your cash flow well. The number one reason most business don\u2019t work, and most people don\u2019t reach their dreams in their careers is financial. When you are living paycheck to paycheck it\u2019s harder to go for your dreams. Having emergency money set aside creates more courage\u2014it\u2019s simply a fact. Whether it\u2019s a career decision or a business decision when you have money you have more courage to take risk and invest in your future. I strongly suggest that the moment you start a business, you treat it like a business. You need to set up a corporate structure, hire a book keeper, separate the business money from your personal expenses (corporate bank account, business credit card etc.) You should be on top of the financials from day one. You can\u2019t afford to screw up the finances or your business simply won\u2019t make it. Cash flow is the life of a business and you need to watch it daily. You also need a true financial plan as an entrepreneur because you won\u2019t realistically have a pension or health care plan when you retire\u2014so you need to set up your own retirement account day one, and you need to invest in real estate for your business and you ideally need to build your business for \u201cexit\u2014a sale\u201d. Most businesses are dependent on the entrepreneur, and if that is you then you really need to get the first two issues handled (saving money and investing in assets that make you money).\nThe third advice I have is you need a really GREAT team around you. The most important member on your team is your attorney. Every single deal I do is vetted by my legal team. Bad deals can destroy your business and take away your future. It costs a lot to protect yourself, but the reality is you need to. You also need a great accountant, a financial advisor, and a book keeper. Then depending on your business you may need a PR person and/or marketing team. In my business I also have a team of agents. But regardless, of who\u2019s on your team the bottom line is you need a \u2018GREAT\u2019 team not a good team. The quality of your life and business will be massively impacted by who you put on your team, and that of course includes who you hire. You have to hire people that \u201cget it\u201d, and are equally committed to you and your vision. If you do the above you will be on the right track.\nLast but not least, what is most important is this. Don\u2019t give up! Don\u2019t give up! Just get UP!\nIf you agree that the richest people are the entrepreneurs, then what is the best way to go from a job seeker, or employee, to an entrepreneur (without going broke)?\nWell this one is easy. Don\u2019t just quit your day job and make sure you have money set aside for the leap you want to take.\nIn my case, first and foremost what I did was I worked really, really, hard at Morgan Stanley to build a \u201cDREAM BASKET\u201d of money that I set aside from each paycheck\u2014to use someday to walk away. I teach people how to build a dream basket in my books, Smart Women Finish Rich, and Smart Couples Finish Rich. I had a very specific financial goal that when I reached X dollars I would force myself to leave the business and just teach people full time how to be smarter with their money. The second thing I did was I started my new company while I was still at Morgan Stanley. I worked on my business from 5am to 7am, and then went to work. Then I worked on it again from 7pm to about 11pm, every day and on weekends. I didn\u2019t quit my day job when my business started taking off.\nIn fact, my agent told me over and over again, \u201cDavid don\u2019t quit your day job.\u201d I had three bestselling books out before I quit my day job. I had a million dollar a year business at that point on the side and I had savings (and still it was scary). I had a hugely successful career at Morgan Stanley as a Partner of the Bach Group managing money\u2014my life was basically set financially if I stayed there. My dream however, required me to make the leap\u2014and I went for it full time in 2001. But the moral here is that I worked toward that dream for a solid five years before I made the leap. It wasn\u2019t on a whim and a prayer. I had proof that my business would work. And most importantly I had proof that what I was teaching was getting results, people loved my programs and I loved providing them\u2014what could be better?\nYou're a highly visible figure in your industry. What recommendations do you have for people who want to become more visible in and out of the workplace?\nI think the first question is: why do you want to be visible? And then what do you want to be visible for? Today, you can put up a YouTube video of how to \u201ctrick people into thinking you\u2019re good looking\u201d\u2026and over 33 million people watch it. (That video by the way is pretty hilarious and now another ten million will go watch it because I just said this.) But the point of this is you need to know why you want to be visible.\nI think the way you build a \u201cbrand\u201d and become highly visible is that you have a plan to do just that. I worked on a specific well thought out plan to be one of the leading financial experts in North America. To get there I did everything. I have traveled hundreds of thousands of miles across this country, and spoke on almost every radio station, television station, and public television show you can think of. I have literally done thousands of interviews. This week I did my 100ths segment on NBC\u2019s Today Show. After the Today Show I did an online chat with 17,000 people, and now I am doing this interview. And I could do six more today if I had the time. I got to where I am because I focused on being exactly where I am. The only real thing I haven\u2019t accomplished yet in the media world is having my own television show\u2014which I still want and I\u2019m working towards.\nBut aside from the plan and execution here is what makes someone stand out.\n1. You have to have a story. Your story\u2026who are you, and why should I care that you care? My story begins with my grandmother Rose Bach and how she taught me to invest starting at the age of seven\u2014when she helped me buy my first stock in McDonalds. Her story of being a self-made millionaire who started with nothing at age 30 and became rich, is amazing\u2014and how she taught my whole family to invest, is very much a part of why I do what I do. I want to teach others, like my grandmother taught me. You need to tell your story and love your story. People know my story because I love it so much, and I never get tired of sharing it.\n2. Your story has to help people. My story is about ultimately helping people to take \u201caction\u201d when it comes to their money. I make being smarter with your money seem doable. I take you by the hand and point you in the exact direction you need to go to get results. And I make it easy, so that people who follow me do take action and get results. And they in turn become raving fans and spread the message, and share it forward. Not a day goes by that we don\u2019t get heartfelt letters from readers about their successes. When you help enough people get what they want\u2014as Zig Ziglar said, you my friend will get what you want.\n3. Your story has to be authentic. The \u201cB.S.\u201d meter today is higher than it has ever been. If you are not giving people the real deal, and you are not authentic, people will know. Businesses and brands today have to have trust as a core metrics of their business, because trust is where the ability to scale comes in. The media for instance is not going to have you on their air, if they don\u2019t think what you have is trust worthy. You wouldn\u2019t be interviewing me if you didn\u2019t think \u201cthis guy is trust worthy, and a leader in the space\u201d\u2014and so much of that comes as a result of showing up with the goods for years, and years, and now decades. Most experts by the way come and go, as do celebrities, because staying out in the spot light long term takes massive, massive energy and purpose. Getting to the top is not as hard as staying there.\n4. Be nice, show up on time, do what you say you will do, and then say thank you! You could teach an MBA course just on this. But at the crux of it all is that if your goal is to ultimately stand out, and be highly visible you do it by doing great work, consistently, over time. And as you do you great work, you then do a really great job of being nice to everyone you work with and then you are always grateful. 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        "raw_content": "Professional Associates - Mary Ann McCarthy\nYou are here: MembersMary Ann McCarthy\nCareer Title: Marketing Communications Consultant, Creative Director, Writer\nB.A. English, Marycrest College, Davenport, IA\nEmail: mamccarthy@durango.net\nCareer Profile: Tapping the power of words to engage, inform and persuade has been a passion for Mary Ann McCarthy from her early days as a PR and promotional writer for Better Homes & Gardens to a long career in advertising and communications, which continues today.\nMary Ann began her advertising career as a copywriter with Foote Cone & Belding/Chicago. She moved rapidly through the agency hierarchy and soon held creative responsibility for such blue-chip clients as Hallmark cards, Dial soap, Coors beer, Johnson Wax, Kraft Foods and Kimberly Clark. She was proud to serve as the agency's youngest creative director and its youngest VP.\nIn 1982, she made the transition to healthcare marketing, serving as Senior Vice President and Executive Creative Director at Sieber & McIntyre, then Chicago\u2019s largest healthcare advertising agency. Under her leadership the agency received more than 30 awards for the excellence of its creative product. In 1985, she joined Hamilton, Carver & Lee, a rapidly growing Chicago healthcare agency, as Vice President, Creative Director. Within 18 months, she was named President of The Hybrid Group, the company's consumer/health division.\nIn 1990, she started her own firm, specializing in marketing-driven copy services for healthcare and B2B companies. She currently serves Chicago-based clients in the health care, publishing and legal fields, and is looking forward to expanding her business to include Durango clients.\nAwards and publications: In 1985, Mary Ann was honored as Chicago\u2019s Advertising Woman of the Year, the first woman in healthcare marketing to be so honored. Additionally, she served for three years as a core faculty member and textbook co-author for Marketing in the Arts, a National Arts Marketing Project sponsored by the Arts & Business Council of Chicago.\nFLC activities: As a Professional Associates member, Mary Ann is active with the Engineers Without Borders program and enjoys working with students as an advisor for FLC's biweekly student news publication, The Independent.\nVolunteer/Community Service: Local volunteer activities have included Music in the Mountains, San Juan Symphony, and Durango Friends of the Arts where Mary Ann held lead responsibility for the development and marketing of Taste the Seasons of Durango, DFA\u2019s fund-raising cook book which realized over $11,500 in profits and sold out in less than five months.",
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        "raw_content": "Ackermann feeling the heat\nLions coach Johan Ackermann is feeling the pressure ahead of their Super Rugby quarter-final against the Crusaders on Saturday.\nAckermann has done incredible things at the Lions franchise since he took over the reins in 2013. First he brought them back into the Super Rugby fold and this season he lead them to second on the overall table.\nHowever, that is not enough for the former Springbok.\n\u201cMy feeling is that we haven\u2019t won anything yet,\u201d the 46-year-old told Supersport.\n\u201cPlayoffs can be won by any team on the field and if you lose then people are upset. But if you stand on the outside and you look at the positives and the growth of the team, we have to be positive.\u201d\nGiven the Lions superlative form in 2016, which has included wins over over the Chiefs in New Zealand and putting thirty points on the Bulls at Loftus Versfeld, the expectation of the revitalised Lions faithful is high.\nBut Ackermann is doing his best to be realistic in the high-pressure situation of the playoffs.\n\u201cWe need to temper our expectations, they shouldn\u2019t put us on a throne just yet,\u201d he said of the Lions fans.\n\u201cI\u2019m obviously happy if the fans are excited, because our only goal back in 2014 was to make our fans proud of the team again and to bring the passion into the jersey again.\n\u201cIf they are going to compare us in those terms then I\u2019m happy but if they are going to evaluate us on trophies, then we are on dangerous ground, because people are people and on the day things can go wrong.\u201d\nIndeed the Lions fans have been put through the proverbial ringer, with bottom of the table finishes in 2010 and 2012 ultimately leading to them being axed from the competition in favour of the Kings in 2013.\nNow, with their beloved heroes finally in the limelight, fans are expecting the best.\n\u201cI understand where people are coming from,\u201d said an understanding Ackermann.\n\u201cIf you think of the years that we won very little, and the supporters took a lot of shots at the time. I believe it must be nice for them to see the team winning again.\u201d\nAs a result, the expectations of the fans and players alike weigh on Ackermann\u2019s mind.\n\u201cThere is such a big expectation at the moment that you can\u2019t fail because if you do, then everyone is disappointed,\u201d he added.\n\u201cIf you look at how the team has grown \u2013 in 2014 we were 12th, last year 8th and now in the playoffs, we won seven games, then nine and now 10.\n\u201cHopefully people will see the growth in the team and be happy with that because the disappointment will be so great if we don\u2019t bring back a trophy, because everyone has us on a pedestal and I\u2019m not mad about that.\u201d\nHome Ackermann feeling the heat",
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Freelancer currently has offices in Australia, The Philippines, The United Kingdom, Canada, and Argentina.\nYou have the right to request access to the personal information Freelancer holds about you. Unless an exception applies, we must allow you to see the personal information we hold about you, within a reasonable time period, and without unreasonable expense for no charge. Most personal information can be accessed by logging into your account. If you wish to access information that is not accessible through the platform, or wish to download all personal information we hold on you in a portable data format, please contact our Privacy Officer.\nYou also have the right to request the correction of the personal information we hold about you. All your personal information can be updated through the user settings pages. 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As used in these Terms, \"Materials\" includes, but is not limited to, software, images, text, audio and all other information, displayed, contained within, or accessible on the Site. No Materials may be copied, reproduced, modified, displayed, republished, uploaded, posted, transmitted, sold or distributed in any way, except that you may download one copy of the Materials on any single computer for your personal, non-commercial use only, provided that you maintain in such copy all copyright and other proprietary rights notices contained in the original Materials. No right, title or interest in any downloaded Materials is transferred to you as a result of any such downloading or copying. You agree not to assist others in any unauthorized reproduction, modification, display or distribution of the Materials. Unless expressly agreed to by Front Line Services, Inc. in writing, you may not create derivative works based on the Site or Materials contained therein, in whole or in part. The use of any Materials on any other Web site or networked computer environment is prohibited.\n2. IMAGES: All logos, page headers, images and graphics displayed on this Site are service marks, trademarks, and/or trade dress (collectively, \"Marks\") of Front Line Services, Inc. or its third party licensors. Except as expressly permitted herein, using, copying, transmitting, displaying, modifying or distributing any Marks in any form or by any means without the express written permission of Front Line Services, Inc. is prohibited and may violate the copyright, trademark, privacy or other laws of the United States and/or other countries.\n3. DOWNLOADABLE SOFTWARE: The use of any MQLT, inc. or the Software of third parties, downloaded from the Site shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the license provided with the Software. \"Software\" includes any files, images incorporated in or generated by the software, and data accompanying the software. You may not download any Software from this Site until you have read, and agreed to the terms and conditions of the license provided with the Software. Without limiting the generality of the terms contained in any such license, you agree that you will not: (a) modify the Software (b) decompile, reverse engineer, or disassemble the Software, (c) remove any copyright or other proprietary rights notices from the Software; or (d) use the Software for any commercial purpose, or any public display, performance, sale or rental, except as expressly permitted by MQLT, Inc. in writing. MQLT, Inc. retains all right, title and interest in and to the Software, including all intellectual property rights therein. You download Software at your own risk and assume complete and exclusive responsibility for any and all losses, damages and liabilities that may result from the use of Software downloaded from the Site.\n4. USER COMMENTS: We appreciate your comments, remarks, feedback, suggestions, ideas and other submissions you disclose or transmit to us (collectively, \"Comments\"). You grant Front Line Services, Inc. and its affiliates a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free right and license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works of, distribute, publicly perform and publicly display (in whole or in part) your Comments, your name and any related copyrights, moral rights or other intellectual property rights.\n5. USER FORUMS: Front Line Services, Inc. may provide access to certain discussion groups through this Site as a service to you. Discussion groups, by their nature, may contain offensive, harmful, deceptive, misleading, inaccurate or otherwise inappropriate material, and you acknowledge and agree that Front Line Services, Inc. shall not have any responsibility for the content of any discussion group, or materials or articles contained therein, that may be accessed on or through this Site. You understand that Front Line Services, Inc. acts as a passive conduit for, and does not control, or attempt to control, any information, data, text, software, music, sound, photographs, graphics, video, messages or other materials, that you, or any other user of the Site, uploads, posts or transmits to or through the Site (the \"User Content\"). Front Line Services, Inc. may, but is not obligated to, monitor or review the User Content and retains the right to delete any User Content at any time. You acknowledge and agree that you are solely responsible for any User Content that you upload, post or transmit to or through the Site, including, but not limited to, its legality, reliability, accuracy, integrity, appropriateness and originality. In no event shall Front Line Services, Inc. have any liability related to the User Content, whether arising under the laws of copyright, libel, privacy, obscenity, or otherwise. You represent and warrant to Front Line Services, Inc. that you will not upload, post or otherwise transmit any User Content to or through the Site that infringes, misappropriates or otherwise violates any copyright, trademark or other intellectual property right, right of privacy, right of publicity or any other right of any entity or person; or that is unlawful, threatening, libelous, defamatory, obscene, scandalous, inflammatory pornographic, or profane, or that could constitute or encourage conduct that would be considered a criminal offense, give rise to civil liability, or otherwise violate any law or Front Line Services, Inc. rule or policy. You grant Front Line Services, Inc. and its affiliates a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive right and license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, publicly perform and publicly display the User Content you upload, post or transmit to the Site (in whole or in part) and/or to incorporate it in other works in any form, media, or technology now known or later developed. You also grant each user of this Site the right to access, display, view, and reproduce such User Content for personal use. You represent and warrant to Front Line Services, Inc. that you have the right to grant the licenses stated above. You acknowledge and agree that you may not upload, post, reproduce, or distribute any User Content on or through this Site that is protected by copyright or other proprietary right of a third party, without obtaining permission of the owner of such right. Any copyrighted or other proprietary content distributed with the consent of the owner must contain the appropriate copyright or other proprietary rights notice. The unauthorized submission or distribution of copyrighted or other proprietary content is illegal and could subject you to personal liability or criminal prosecution.\n6. LINKS TO OTHER SITES: This Site may contain links to other web sites (\"Linked Sites\") as a convenience to you. Front Line Services, Inc. does not operate or control any information, products or services on the Linked Sites, and neither endorses or approves any products, services or information offered at Linked Sites. You acknowledge and agree that your access or use of any Linked Site is at your own risk.\n7. PRIVACY POLICY: It is our policy to respect the privacy of individuals who visit the Site or provide Comments to us. Our privacy policy (the \"Privacy Policy\"), is incorporated herein by reference. By accepting these Terms, you expressly consent to the use and disclosure of your personal information as described in the Privacy Policy.\n8. INDEMNITY: You agree to defend, indemnify and hold Front Line Services, Inc., its affiliates and their officers, directors, agents and employees harmless from and against any and all claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs and expenses, including attorneys' fees, arising from or related to your (a) User Content, (b) use of the Site, or (c) violation of any of these Terms.\n9. WARRANTY DISCLAIMER: THE SITE AND ALL ELEMENTS THEREOF ARE PROVIDED \"AS IS\" AND \"AS AVAILABLE,\" WITHOUT REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND. FRONT LINE SERVICES, INC. EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL SUCH REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES, EITHER EXRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. FRONT LINE SERVICES, INC. DOES NOT WARRANT (A) THAT THIS SITE OR ITS CONTENTS WILL BE COMPLETE, UNINTERRUPTED, SECURE OR ERROR FREE, (B) THAT THE SITE WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS, (C) THE QUALITY OF ANY PRODUCTS, SERVICES, INFORMATION, OR OTHER MATERIAL PURCHASED OR OBTAINED BY YOU THROUGH THE SITE OR (D) THAT THE SITE OR THE SERVER THAT MAKES IT AVAILABLE ARE FREE OF VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS. ALL INFORMATION ACCESSED ON OR THROUGH THIS SITE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.\n10. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: IN NO EVENT SHALL FRONT LINE SERVICES, INC., ITS LICENSORS, OR ANYONE ELSE WHO HELPED CREATE, PRODUCE OR DELIVER THIS SITE, BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, LOST PROFITS OR LOST DATA) ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THIS SITE, WHETHER IN AN ACTION UNDER CONTRACT, TORT OR ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY, EVEN IF FRONT LINE SERVICES, INC. HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. FRONT LINE SERVICES, INC.'S TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO THESE TERMS OR USE OF THIS SITE SHALL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS (US$100). SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. ACCORDINGLY, SOME OF THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.\n11. JURISDICTION AND APPLICABLE LAWS: This site is administered by Front Line Services, Inc. from its home offices in Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.A. Unless otherwise specified, the Materials are presented solely for the purpose of promoting Front Line Services, Inc. and its products within the United States, its territories, possessions and protectorates. Front Line Services, Inc. makes no representation or warranty that the Software or the Materials are appropriate or available for use in territories outside of the United States. Access, downloading or use of such Software and Materials in territories where such Software or Materials are illegal is prohibited. You agree to comply with all laws, rules and regulations applicable to your downloading or use of the Software and Materials available on or through this Site, including, but not limited to, all United States export control laws, rules and regulations. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, no Software or Materials may be downloaded or exported into (or to a national or resident of) Cuba, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Iran, Syria, or any other country to which the United States has embargoed goods; or anyone on the United States Treasury Department's list of Specially Designated Nationals or the U.S. Commerce Department's Table of Deny Orders. Front Line Services, Inc. does not authorize the transfer, by any means, of any Software, Materials or technical data from this Site to any jurisdiction prohibited by the United States export laws. You may not use, export or re-export the Software or Materials, or any copy or adaptation thereof, in violation of any applicable laws or regulations, including without limitation United States export laws and regulations. If you choose to access this Site from outside the United States, you do so on your own initiative and are solely responsible for any liability arising there from. These Terms will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Utah, without giving effect to any principles of conflicts of laws. You and Front Line Services, Inc. each agree to submit to the personal and exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located within Salt Lake County, Utah, U.S.A\n12. TERMINATION: You agree that Front Line Services, Inc., in its sole discretion, may suspend or terminate its operation of the Site or your use of the Site (or any portions thereof), and may remove and discard any User Content, Software or Materials within the Site, for any reason. In the event you fail to comply with the Terms , your right to use the Site will automatically terminate. Upon any termination of the Site, or your use of the Site, you agree to immediately and completely destroy all copies of any Software of Materials downloaded form the Site. You agree that Front Line Services, Inc. shall not be liable to you or any third-party for any termination of the Site, your access to the Site or any removal of any User Content from the Site.\n13. GENERAL: These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and Front Line Services, Inc. and supercede and replace any prior agreements, whether written or oral, between you and Front Line Services, Inc. related to the subject matter herein. The failure of Front Line Services, Inc. to exercise or enforce any right or provision of these Terms shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision. If any provision of the Terms is found by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the parties nevertheless agree that the court should endeavor to give effect to the parties' intentions as reflected in the provision, and all other provisions of the Terms shall remain in full force and effect. You agree that regardless of any statute or law to the contrary, you must file any claim or cause of action arising out of or related to use of the Site or otherwise arising out of or related to these Terms within one (1) year after such claim or cause of action arose. The section titles in these Terms are for convenience only and have no legal or contractual effect.\n14. CONTACT FRONT LINE SERVICES, INC. LEGAL DEPARTMENT: For further information on the Terms, the Site, or any other Web site owned and operated by Front Line Services, Inc., please contact Front Line Services, Inc. Legal Department at:\nFront Line Services, Inc. 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        "raw_content": "Home Sermons Lessons in\u2026\nLuke 9:46-50 \u2013 Even in the presence of the Messiah, the disciples became infected with pride. Pastor Rod Bunton begins to look at this passage and the importance of humility in our spiritual growth.",
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        "raw_content": "Articles by Greg Gottesman\nTop Stories from Greg Gottesman\nHey, Seattle leaders: Let\u2019s regulate more than just Airbnb and VRBO\n5 key lessons in entrepreneurship, Seattle Seahawks style\nHey, Seattle, why stop with ride-sharing? Cap these 10 other innovations while you\u2019re at it\nLatest from Greg Gottesman\nby Greg Gottesman on June 3, 2016 June 6, 2016 at 11:05 am 51 Comments\nGuest Commentary: Two years ago, after the Seattle City Council voted 9-0 to cap the number of UberX, Lyft and Sidecar drivers on our streets, I wrote that the City\u2026 Read More\nby Greg Gottesman on January 23, 2015 February 8, 2015 at 5:59 pm 2 Comments\nIn that miracle masquerading as the NFC Championship game last Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks taught entrepreneurs and all of us in the startup world five of the most important lessons about starting\u2026 Read More\nby Greg Gottesman on March 18, 2014 September 5, 2014 at 10:26 pm 172 Comments\nIn a 9-0 decision Monday, the Seattle City Council voted to cap the number of UberX, Sidecar and Lyft drivers on our streets \u2014 to protect the legitimate interests of\u2026 Read More\nHey, engineers: Don\u2019t forget to add some personality\nby Greg Gottesman on January 25, 2013 January 25, 2013 at 9:40 am 14 Comments\n\u201cWhy so serious?\u201d \u2014 The Joker in Batman Returns. If you are fortunate enough to be building software for a living, do us this small favor: Put a little more personality\u2026 Read More\nSomeone Like You: An ode to my BlackBerry\nby Greg Gottesman on October 8, 2012 October 8, 2012 at 10:27 am 9 Comments\nNever mind, I\u2019ll find someone like you. I wish nothing but the best for you too. Don\u2019t forget me, I beg, I remember, you said, \u201cSometimes it lasts in love,\u2026 Read More\nFive Things I Learned at Startup Weekend: #3 Learn to Code\nby Greg Gottesman on May 7, 2011 October 1, 2011 at 2:20 am 31 Comments\nGuest Commentary: Startup Weekend was the most exhilarating and exhausting 54 hours since the birth of my (and my wife\u2019s) last child. You can think of it kind of like\u2026 Read More",
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        "raw_content": "Are Geminis Empathic?\nBefore I give my opinion about this question, I first need to provide a disclaimer. I'm not all that into astrology. I don't know why. Maybe it's my scientific bent, or the fact that I didn't grow up with it; still, it's just not my thing. Now you know.\nStill, the question of whether people born under the sign of Gemini are naturally empathic is an interesting one. I mean, it makes sense, since Gemini people are under the sign of twins who were torn apart and then reunited. It would seem that the surviving twin would naturally have their third-eye searchlight on.\nBut let's go back to the original myth of the Gemini twins. In the Greek version, the Gemini twins were actually two sets: Castor and Pollux were boys and Helen (later of Troy) and Clytaemnestra were girls. Both Pollux and Helen were children of Zeus and were demigods. Of course, we usually hear of the boy twins and how they were inseparable. When Castor was killed in battle, Pollux mourned deeply. Pollux asked his father Zeus to return his brother to him. Since this was not possible, Pollux ascended into the heavens to join his brother and ever since then the twins have been together.\nAccording to the wonderful book, Mythic Astrology: Internalizing the Planetary Powers by Ariel Guttman and Kenneth Johnson, this myth not only symbolizes the need to balance the male and female aspects of our personality but also the mortal and eternal. The book goes on to describe how the Gemini constellation appears to other cultures and the lessons to be learned there. If you're interested, please refer to the book. It's a good one.\nBut are Geminis naturally empathic? More to come.\nDe-Brine Your Mind\nAre Geminis Empathic, Part 2",
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        "raw_content": "By GP May 25, 2018 2018, Company News, News Releases\nGLASTONBURY, CT, May 24, 2018 \u2013 Gemma Power Systems, LLC (GPS) has achieved Substantial Completion of the NTE Middletown Energy Center in Middletown, OH. Gemma constructed the state-of-the-art facility under an Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) services contract with NTE Ohio LLC, an affiliate of NTE Energy.\nOfficials from Gemma joined NTE, state and local officials and representatives of major contractors on the project at a ribbon cutting ceremony at the facility on Monday, May 21. The Middletown Energy Center was certified for commercial operation and was dispatched to the grid on May 21.\nThe Ohio project is the sister project to the Kings Mountain Energy Center, also a 475 MW facility, located in Kings Mountain, NC. It is scheduled to be completed later this year.\n\u201cThis achievement is a testament to the dedicated and talented women and men of Gemma Power Systems who worked tirelessly to deliver a complex project that exceeded all performance guarantees, while overcoming the challenges of a very tight schedule and the impact of severe weather,\u201d said William F. Griffin, Jr., Gemma Chief Executive Officer.\n\u201cNTE Energy was a new customer for us and we appreciate the opportunity and confidence they showed in us,\u201d Griffin said. \u201cWe congratulate NTE on the commercial operation of its first advanced technology combined cycle power project,\u201d he said.\n\u201cWe also thank the community of Middletown which was so welcoming to our company and our people,\u201d Griffin said. \u201cWe strive to invest in the communities in which we work and live, and leave a lasting positive legacy after each project. Our support for the Atrium Medical Center Foundation\u2019s Heal Program and completion of the hospital\u2019s walking trail are tangible evidence of our commitment,\u201d he said.\n\u201cThe building trades\u2019 skill and professionalism were integral to the safety and success of the Middletown project and the results of their efforts are on display throughout this facility,\u201d Griffin said. Employees constructing the Middletown Energy Center also achieved 1.5 million safe work hours. The Middletown Energy Center project employed approximately 600 craft workers at the peak of construction and will employ approximately 25 permanent workers.\nThe project features an advanced Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas M501GAC combustion turbine generator, a Vogt Power International supplementary-fired heat recovery steam generator and a Toshiba America Energy Systems steam turbine generator.\nGemma Power Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Argan Inc. (NYSE: AGX), is a leading Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) company providing innovative solutions for the power and renewable energy industry. Our wide-ranging and comprehensive experience includes 14,500 MW of installed capacity including combined cycle and simple cycle gas turbine generating plants, biomass, solar facilities, wind farms, biofuel plants and environmental facilities. Additional information about Gemma Power Systems can be found at www.gemmapower.com. Follow Gemma on LinkedIn and Twitter @gemma.",
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        "raw_content": "Athletes have long known about the benefits of a powerful hormone called insulin-like growth factor-1, or IGF-1. Now, mainstream research is showing that IGF-1\u2019s benefits for men can extend beyond the gym and into everyday life. Exciting new findings are revealing that IGF-1 can help protect cells, fight off diseases of aging, and promote overall health for millions of men who may not even realize they are suffering from a deficiency in this critical hormone.\nThe Genemedics Health Institute is a national leader in IGF-1 hormone therapy. We are one of the few clinics in the country with the expertise to identify and correct deficiencies in IGF-1 among men. 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        "raw_content": "This blog provides updates on important policy developments related to science education in Georgia. These updates are also provided directly to our members via email. Much of the information here is provided by our legislative consultant, Mr. Tyler Kaplan of the J.L. Morgan Company. While the blog is available to the public, only GSTA members may post comments.\n07 Apr 2017 12:16 PM | Jeremy Peacock (Administrator)\nGeorgia General Assembly Summary Report, 2017 Session\nIn the early hours of the morning on March 31st, 2017 the Georgia General Assembly completed its 40-day legislative session and adjourned \u201cSine Die.\u201d After adjournment, the Governor has 40 days to sign or veto bills. If the Governor does not sign or veto a bill, it will automatically become law. The Governor has the power of line-item veto over the budget bills. Below is a comprehensive summary of the most relevant pieces of legislation that were filed and considered in the 2017 session of the legislature.\nHB 139, sponsored by Rep. Dave Belton (R-Buckhead). This measure is intended to provide for transparency and accuracy of the financial information of local school systems and schools. It would require the Department of Education to make publicly available on its website the budget and expenditure information for each school.\nStatus: The legislation was approved by both chambers and is now on the Governor\u2019s desk.\nHB 237, sponsored by House Education Chairman Brooks Coleman (R-Duluth). This bill, which has been characterized as a piece of legislation meant to support the intent of HB 338, would authorize the Public Education Innovation Fund to receive private donations that could be used as grants for public schools, and establishes a tax credit for such a donation. The legislation was changed in the Senate to reduce the maximum amount of tax credits available to $5,000,000 and sunset the law on December 31, 2020.\nHB 338, sponsored by Rep. Kevin Tanner (R-Dawsonville) is school reform legislation intended to give the State Board of Education more authority to intervene in chronically failing schools. Late in the session the measure was renamed the \u201cFirst Priority Act\u201d and was amended to include a change that prevents for-profit entities from operating state schools under the terms of the legislation. A change was also made to the formation of the education turnaround advisory council in order to include more representation from the education community and their respective associations. Additionally, the State Board of Education instead of the Superintendent of Schools will appoint the Chief Turnaround Officer who will have substantial authority over the turnaround process. Finally, $1,000,000 in funding for the implementation of the bill was added to the conference committee report on the fiscal year 2018 budget and a provision was included in HB 338 that creates a Joint Study Committee on the potential establishment of an accreditation process for public schools.\nHB 425, sponsored by Rep. Joyce Chandler (R-Grayson) would strongly encourage the State Board of Education and local school systems to allow the administration of standardized tests in pencil and paper format. The bill would also ask the State School Superintendent to develop guidelines that would be approved by the State Board of Education to strongly encourage how local school systems should handle students who do not participate in state-wide assessments.\nHR 686, sponsored by Rep. Kevin Tanner (R-Dawsonville), creates the House Study Committee on Equitable Local Education Funding to include three members of the House of Representatives. This study committee will present an excellent opportunity for us to engage with key influencers on the local education funding process over the interim period. We will monitor this closely throughout the interim period and report on any relevant developments in real time.\nStatus: This resolution was approved by the House and is awaiting appointments.\nSB 30, sponsored by Sen. Vincent Fort (D-Atlanta) would create a pilot program for Sustainable Community School Operations Grants and would allow the Department of Education to issue grants to plan, implement, and improve sustainable community schools. In the Senate version of the fiscal year 2018 budget $50,000 was appropriated to allow for grants to be remitted, but the funding was not included in the conference committee report on the budget.\nStatus: This bill was approved by the Senate and was later attached to HB 430 in the House but was removed (deleted) before coming back to the Senate for agreement to the House changes.\nSB 211, sponsored by Senate Education Chairman Lindsey Tippins (R-Marietta) seeks to clarify many of the provisions of SB 364 that were signed into law in 2016. Specifically, the legislation directs local districts along with the Department of Education to pursue maximum flexibility from the federal government in terms of the tests that are administered and required in public schools. Additionally, the measure instructs the State Board of Education to conduct a study of nationally recognized standardized tests and their alignment with state standards. Included in the conference committee report on the budget is $250,000 in the Department of Education budget to \u201cincrease funds for concordant testing models as prescribed by SB 211.\u201d\n22 Mar 2017 12:48 PM | Jeremy Peacock (Administrator)\nThe 2017 session of the Georgia General Assembly is scheduled to adjourn Sine Die next week on Thursday March 30th. \u201cCross-over day,\u201d the day by which all bills must be approved by their chamber of origin in order to remain in consideration, occurred on Friday, March 3rd. The committees in each chamber have been working nonstop since that time to move bills to their respective rules committees. From there, the rules committees determine which bills move to the floor of each chamber for a vote.\nThe House and Senate came to an agreement this week on the fiscal year 2018 budget in the form of a conference committee report. Leadership from both chambers worked to resolve the differences between the House and Senate versions of the appropriations packages and the result of those negotiations is represented in the conference committee report. The budget is the only piece of legislation that the General Assembly is constitutionally required to pass during their 40-day session.\nBelow is a summary of relevant legislation under consideration:\nHB 338, sponsored by Rep. Kevin Tanner (R-Dawsonville) has been renamed the \u201cFirst Priority Act\u201d and has been amended several times throughout the legislative process including a change that prevents for-profit entities from operating schools under the terms of the legislation. A change was also made to the formation of the education turnaround advisory council in order to include more representation from the education community and their respective associations. Finally, $1,000,000 in funding for the implementation of the bill was added to the conference committee report on the fiscal year 2018 budget.\nStatus: This bill has been approved by the Senate Education Committee, and awaits movement to the Senate Floor via the Rules Committee.\nHB 237, sponsored by House Education Chairman Brooks Coleman (R-Duluth). This bill, which has been characterized as a piece of legislation meant to support the intent of HB 338, would authorize the Public Education Innovation Fund to receive private donations that could be used as grants for public schools, and establishes a tax credit for such a donation. The legislation was changed in the Senate to reduce the maximum amount of tax credits available and the length of time that they are available for.\nStatus: This bill was approved by the Senate Finance Committee, and awaits movement to the Senate Floor via the Rules Committee.\nSB 30, sponsored by Sen. Vincent Fort (D-Atlanta) creates a pilot program for Sustainable Community School Operations Grants and would allow the Department of Education to issue grants to plan, implement, and improve sustainable community schools. In the Senate version of the fiscal year 2018 budget $50,000 was appropriated to allow for grants to be remitted, but the funding was not included in the conference committee report on the budget.\nStatus: This bill was approved by the House Education Committee, and is now in the House Rules Committee where it will be considered for movement to the House floor.\nSB 211, sponsored by Senate Education Chairman Lindsey Tippins (R-Marietta) seeks to clarify many of the provisions of SB 364 that were signed into law in 2016. Specifically, the legislation directs local districts along with the Department of Education to pursue maximum flexibility from the federal government in terms of the tests that are administered and required in public schools.\nStatus: This bill has passed out of the House Education Committee, and is awaiting movement to the House Floor via the House Rules Committee.\nStatus: This bill was approved by both the House and Senate and will be transmitted to the Governor\u2019s desk.\n02 Aug 2016 10:14 PM | Jeremy Peacock (Administrator)\nHouse Education Committee Chairman Brooks Coleman is organizing several listening sessions to gather feedback from educators on Education Reform Commission proposals and other legislative changes.\nThe most recent session was held in Watkinsville last week, and GSTA was on hand to take the pulse of teachers who came from as far away as Fulton County. Speakers generally spoke against the over-reliance on testing and the proposed move toward merit pay. A GSTA member who addressed the committee spoke in favor of STEM education and expressed concerns about the rigor of some Move On When Ready courses that take the place of advanced high school courses. GSTA President Brian Butler will be submitting official comments to the committee on behalf of the organization.\nThe next session will be held Tuesday, August 19th, from 6:00 until 8:00 pm at the UGA Tifton Campus Conference Center. Follow this link for details.\nTeacher who would like to submit comments, but who cannot attend any of the sessions, can submit written comments to Ms. Cortney Gillham, a Policy Analyst supporting the House Education Committee\nWe encourage you to take advantage of these opportunities to speak up for your students and for science education in Georgia.\n29 Mar 2016 1:42 PM | Jeremy Peacock (Administrator)\nPost-Sine Die Update\nIn the early morning hours of March 25th, the Georgia General Assembly completed the final day of the 40-day legislative calendar and adjourned \u201cSine Die.\u201d Upon adjournment, the Governor has 40 days to sign or veto bills (this year he will have until May 3rd). If the Governor does not sign a bill or veto it, it will automatically become law. The Governor has the power of line-item veto over the budget bills.\nFiscal Year 2017 budget: The Governor\u2019s proposed FY 2017 budget contained funds for the Department of Education to \u201cdevelop a statewide, standards-based curriculum to guide instruction and assessment, and to provide training and instructional resources to teachers for implementing this curriculum.\u201d\nStatus: Although the House removed some of the funds included in the Governor\u2019s budget, the Senate added a portion of them back in and the conference committee struck a compromise between the two. In the final conference committee report adopted by both chambers, the curriculum funds were included. The FY 2017 budget is now on the Governor\u2019s desk where it awaits action.\nSB 364, sponsored by Senate Education Chairman Lindsey Tippins (R-Marietta). This bill seeks to reform the use of standardized tests in the evaluation of both students and teachers. A major focus of the bill is to pivot from summative assessments to formative evaluations in math and reading. Of note, the bill requires science end of course tests to be administered annually in grades five and eight. The House version of the bill incorporates provisions of HB 1061 including the provision that would require that teachers be evaluated on a students\u2019 achievement only if the student attends at least 90 percent of instructional days for the course in question.\nStatus: The Senate agreed to the House\u2019s changes to this bill and it is now on the Governor\u2019s desk awaiting action.\nSB 355, sponsored by Senator William Ligon (R-Brunswick). This bill originally sought to enact numerous reforms to the use of standardized tests and Georgia\u2019s teacher evaluation system. The bill was revised in the Senate to address standardized test opt-out procedures and seek to prevent teachers and administrators from being penalized when a student does not take a mandated test.\nStatus: This was approved by the House and is now on the Governor\u2019s desk awaiting action.\nHB 801, sponsored by House Speaker Pro Tempore Jan Jones (R-Milton). This bill, which has strong support from House leadership, seeks to allow the University System of Georgia to add GPA weights to certain STEM courses which would exclusively impact a student\u2019s HOPE GPA. The purpose of the bill is to prevent students from avoiding STEM courses because of the impact that the rigor could have on their HOPE scholarship eligibility.\nStatus: The House agreed to the Senate changes to this bill and it is now on the Governor\u2019s desk awaiting action.\nHB 739, sponsored by Rep. Kevin Tanner (R-Dawsonville). This bill, which was drafted in consultation with the Department of Education and numerous school districts, seeks to bring greater transparency to the instructional materials adoption process. The bill would make the statewide materials adoption process optional and require local districts to institute an instructional material review process that includes an easily accessible public notice and a parental component.\nStatus: This bill was approved by both the House and the Senate and is now on the Governor\u2019s desk awaiting action.\nHB 1061, sponsored by Rep. Tom Dickson (R-Cohutta). This bill seeks to reduce the impact of assessments on teacher evaluations. It also seeks to require that growth in student achievement as measured for teacher evaluation purposes only be used if the student attends at least 90 percent of instructional days for the course in question. The bill does not seek to change the number of state mandated assessments in any specific subject matter area.\nStatus: This bill was considered by the House Education Committee but did not receive a vote. It did not achieve final passage this year.\nPublic Hearing & Board Vote on Revised Science Standards\nThe State Board of Education will hold a public hearing and vote on adoption of the revised science standards next Thursday, March 31st. This will culminate a nearly 12-month process that has been driven by teacher input at every step. The public hearing will provide one last opportunity for science teachers to speak up in support of high-quality science standards for our students. If you are not able to attend the hearing, then please consider contacting your State Board member to voice your support for the revised standards. See below for additional information.\n\u00b7 You can view the meeting agenda here:https://eboard.eboardsolutions.com/Meetings/ViewMeetingOrder.aspx?S=1262&MID=49363. The meeting will begin at 9:30 am, with the public hearing following fairly soon thereafter.\n\u00b7 If you click on item E.1. on the agenda, you\u2019ll see the final proposed version of the standards as they have been recommended to the board. The crosswalk document, displays the original standards, the initial revision, and the final revision in parallel. There have been some wording changes based on public comments, but I think the core of the work from the original teacher survey and working committees is preserved.\n\u00b7 The actual board vote will come later in the meeting, as you can see on item I.1. By clicking on that item, you can see the larger number of support letters, including one from GSTA, that were submitting in addition to the public comments. You will also notice that the standards are coming to the board with a recommendation to adopt from the Superintendent and DOE leadership.\nGSTA Legislative Report: Pre-Sine Die Update\nPre-Sine Die Update\nOn Wednesday March 16th, the Georgia General Assembly completed the 38th day of the 40-day legislative calendar. At this point in the session, most committees have finished their work and the remainder of the action will be on the floor or in the Rules Committee of each chamber. Any piece of legislation that has not been approved by both the House and Senate on March 24th will be dead for the year. Once the General Assembly adjourns on March 24th, the Governor will have 40 days to sign or veto bills (this year he will have until May 3rd). If the Governor does not sign a bill or veto it, it will automatically become law.\nStatus: Both the House and the Senate approved their respective versions of the budget. The House officially \u201cinsisted\u201d on their position, which sent the budget to a joint conference committee for reconciliation. Before March 24th, each chamber will approve the final conference committee report.\nStatus: This bill has been approved by the House and must return to the Senate for an \u201cagree\u201d motion on the House changes before it heads to the Governor\u2019s desk.\nSB 355, sponsored by Senator William Ligon (R-Brunswick). This bill originally sought to enact numerous reforms to the use of standardized tests and Georgia\u2019s teacher evaluation system. The revised version of the bill approved by the House addresses standardized test opt-out procedures and seeks to prevent teachers and administrators from being penalized when a student does not take a mandated test.\nStatus: This bill was approved the House Education Committee but has not yet been selected by the House Rules Committee for a vote on the House floor.\nStatus: This bill has been approved by the Senate and must return to the House for an \u201cagree\u201d motion on the Senate changes before it heads to the Governor\u2019s desk.\nStatus: This bill has been approved by both the House and the Senate and will now be transmitted to the Governor for his consideration.\nStatus: This bill was considered by the House Education Committee but did not receive a vote. It is no longer eligible for consideration this year in its current form.\nSecond House Hearing for SB 364\nThe House Education Committee met this afternoon for the second time to discuss SB 364, (substitute version attached), authored by Sen. Lindsey Tippins. Prior to the bill presentation from the author and public testimony, House Education Chairman Brooks Coleman took the time to address a report circulated by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators that the Governor reached out to the committee to ask them to hold the bill. Chairman Coleman dismissed this claim as being as far from the truth as an association has ever strayed.\nChairman Tippins, in consultation with Chairman Coleman and Vice Chairman Dudgeon, drafted a substitute version of the legislation, that was summarized by Vice Chairman Mike Dudgeon:\nUnder Section 1 concerning evaluations, the House changes to SB 364 include:\nEvaluations are available to all schools, not just the charter schools and strategic waiver systems\nOn line 21, 90% (162/180 days) student attendance is the minimum threshold needed to affect a teacher\u2019s evaluation\nOn lines 63-64, the evaluation percentages are altered to include 30% based on the annual state assessment, 20% on professional growth, and 30% (down from 50% in the original bill) on the SLO\u2019s\nOn line 78, SLO\u2019s are codified to be centered around teachers, not students\nIn the Senate version of SB 364, there were provisions defining alternative ways to develop and administer SLO\u2019s, this is removed in the new House version\nFor administrator evaluations, the 70% threshold for testing accounting for an administrator\u2019s evaluations, the House version reduces this to 40%\nOn line 110, language is added to mandate that quota systems for teacher evaluations cannot be applied\nRelating to classroom evaluations on line 125, multiple evaluations is not limited to a specific number however teachers with the two highest tiered evaluation scores (professional and exemplary) are only required to undertake two evaluations.\nUnder Section 2, concerning testing, the House changes to SB 364 include:\nOn line 174, SB 364 removes the Social Studies and Science assessments in grades 3,4, 6 & 7. By reducing these 8 tests, the total testing days is reduced from 32 to 24.\nOn line 186, the COMPASS test is replaced with the ACCUPLACER system\nOn line 193, relating to testing windows, the House version puts the onus on the Board of Education and the State Department of Education to reevaluate their testing window policies by 2017 and will be required to submit a report to the General Assembly on their changes\nOn line 203, the language remained in the House version that requires a nationally accredited third party auditor to review the state required tests\nUnder Section 3, relating to appeals and other issue areas, the House version did not include language creating an appeal process for teacher evaluations. The Committee did not want to adjust this, and the language only grants an appeal for further action for procedural errors on behalf of the evaluators.\nFollowing Vice Chairman Dudgeon\u2019s presentation on the new changes in the bill, Chairman Tippins gave brief remarks on his thoughts of the new version of SB 364. Sen. Tippins noted that he was confident his bill was good for the teachers/educators in the State, but recognized the tremendous effort that the House and Senate Education committees had put in to adjust the bill so that it would be a strong first step in addressing education shortfalls in the state. He continued by expressing his hesitancy with the House version, because it failed to include the reading/math mandate by fifth grade that the original Senate legislation had included. The Chairman strongly encouraged the members to put that language back in the bill, and when questioned about allowing classroom subject flexibility to ensure that all students are on reading/math level by fifth grade, the Chairman said:\n\u201cIf you think I'm hung up on reading & math, I am. If you get reading right, they will be better science & social studies students.\u201d\nChairman Tippins closed his remarks by voicing his commitment to advancing the interests of public education in the state, and that any future legislation should focus on leaders arguing student issue areas and crafting policy that was both meaningful and impactful to Georgia\u2019s students.\nFollowing the author\u2019s presentations, public testimony was heard from over thirty members of the public voicing their strong support to the committee for addressing their concerns. Those testifying in favor of the measure included the State Department of Education, GAE, PAGE, the Georgia Association of Education Leaders, TRAGIC, and many other educators representing themselves.\nMany members of the public, while supportive of the measure as a whole, urged the committee to address two issue areas specifically that were left out of the bill:\nSenator Tippins\u2019 mandate for students being on reading/math level by leaving elementary school, but allowing some classroom flexibility to meet that goal\nFurther addressing the post-evaluation process, and mandating a formal post evaluation discussion between the teacher and evaluator, not just a signature or written affirmation that the evaluation had been conducted and received\nThe committee adjourned without a vote but committee members will be allowed submit any recommendations or amendments to the legislation to the committee administrative aide before Wednesday afternoon. Chairman Coleman indicated that the he plans to call a vote on the final version of the House legislation Fridaymorning at 8:30 AM. Chairman Coleman also indicated that the reading/mathematics mandate would be put back into the House version of SB 364.\nSB 364 Gets First House Hearing\nSenate Education and Youth Committee Chairman Lindsey Tippins' (R-Marietta) assessment bill, SB 364, (substitute version attached), was heard for the first time in the House Education Committee Wednesday. We expect that the bill will be heard again next week and could be voted on at that time or at a later date. Following is a summary of the House hearing.\nChairman Lindsey Tippins began his presentation to the House Education Committee on SB 364 by noting that this legislation needs to pass in order to support teachers and the education workforce at large. Chairman Tippins noted that he has heard from many constituents and others across the state that public education is failing the teachers in Georgia and there hasn\u2019t been a substantial policy change on assessments or teacher evolutions in nearly 50 years. Chairman Tippins framed his discussion in the context of what he believes needs to change and noted that like any good policy initiative, it will take time to get to the point where the public at large is satisfied with the policy. He remarked that SB 364 was designed to craft a model that is best for the local school district, and that the legislation seeks to reframe the conversation about student and educator efficiency and increased effectiveness in public education. He closed his remarks by clearly stating that this legislation is moving forward in one form or another, as it is one of the Senate Republican Caucus\u2019 top priorities this session.\nChairman Tippins briefly overviewed the high level changes in SB 364 to public education:\nReduces TKES student growth from 50% - 30%\nReduces LKES student growth from 70% - 40%\nReduces state mandated tests from 32-24 by eliminating social studies and science tests in grades 3-4 and 6-7. Students would be tested in these subjects in grades 5 and 8.\nMakes SLOs a local adoption\nRequires that a student attend 80% of the available classes to be counted in a teachers growth measures\nReduces the number of observations for tenured teachers with a proficient or exemplary rating\nRequires an annual summative assessment for each student\nChairman Tippins continued by noting how the legislation is designed around education inputs rather than education outputs and is intended to be a \u201cminor reduction\u201d in testing. He also noted that Georgia requires three times the amount of testing that federal government requires. SB 364 is crafted to allow for teacher and educational flexibility, but is also based on the notion that all students should be evaluated properly. Finally, the Chairman expressed that he will not negotiate on mandated reading/math skills by the time a student enters the 6th grade. He cautioned the committee that the State and the Department of Education do not need to hold teachers accountable for areas outside of their control, and that the most effective model he has seen is the use of frequent formative assessments. He closed his presentation to the committee by detailing the provision in the bill that allows the local system to keep their current model of testing/evaluation if they can show the DOE through data/results that the model is working.\nFollowing the Chairman\u2019s remarks, the Committee posed questions to both him and State Superintendent of Schools Richard Woods, which are summarized below:\nChairman Coleman asked Supt. Woods to give a brief overview of the State required tests:\nSupt. Woods responded that local systems can require additional tests (benchmark testing) that is directly tied to accountability, and that the Department does not mandate the systems to perform more tests. The committee received a copy of a matrix showing the state required tests v. federally required tests v. an aggregate of what local school systems test.\nRep. Tommy Benton asked Chairman Tippins if there had been discussions in the Senate process about using MAP in the bill?\nChairman Tippins responded that the bill addresses this in K-5 grade, but that the local system, the education committees and other thought leaders have to determine which assessments give the teachers and the administration the best feedback.\nChairman Randy Nix specifically asked about a provision on page 3 relating to the student growth (30%) a minimum of 20% on state assessments, and what the thought process was from going from 50% -20%.\nChairman Tippins responded that the other 10 percent is multiple indicators of student achievement (20% has to be Milestones) and remarked that a single test on single day in a high stakes format is not the best indicator of student growth or achievement.\nChairman Randy Nix continued by asking about the provision on Line 79, which eliminates the state board approval of SLOs.\nChairman Tippins interrupted Chairman Nix and told the committee that the proposed legislation is eliminating SLOs as they are designed today, but that they are not eliminating the approval process.\nRep. Margaret Kaiser asked if there is going to be flexibility for formative assessments for charter schools?\nChairman Tippins responded that a clarification needs to be be made in the current version of the bill for public charter schools, and that particular issue hasn\u2019t been discussed yet.\nRep. Mike Dudgeon asked Supt. Woods if he could offer his vision of SLOs/student growth for five years from now?\nSupt. Woods responded that he envisioned the Department looking at one growth measure, where they would still have pre/post tests, and that the administration would work with the teacher to give them flexibility at the local level to determine success. This drastically cuts down on the required number of tests (next year is only two growth measures).\nRep. Mike Dudgeon continued by remarking to the committee and the audience that the legislation is not dramatically decreasing testing days as opponents would contend, but rather the proposal is to move from 32 testing days to 26 testing days.\nRep. Valencia Stovall asked specifically about lines 13-14, relating to development. She asked if there had been consultation with stakeholders that would include parents/students?\nChairman Tippins responded that the parents are the stakeholders, and that if the parents want to be involved then they will be involved.\nRep. Amy Carter expressed her concerns about the testing window (she thinks that testing would be too early in the school year) and voiced concerns for seniors who are graduating and taking tests late in the year, along with the 3rd and 5th grade \u201ctesting gap.\u201d\nChairman Randy Nix closed the hearing, as a sponsor of the House counterpart to the bill, and expressed his thanks to Chairman Tippins and Supt. Woods for their hard work thus far on the bill. Chairman Nix said that his only reservations about the current form of the bill are that there is not an appeal process for the teachers to adjust their evaluations. Chairman Nix closed by saying that he hoped a hybrid bill of his legislation (HB 1061) and SB 364 could be put together to move the state\u2019s teachers forward and remove onerous and burdensome provisions on them in the future.\nGSTA Legislative Report - March 1, 2016, Post-Crossover Update\nScience/STEM Education: Bills to Watch\nOn February 25th, the Georgia Science Teachers Association held its first annual \u201cDay at the Capitol.\u201d GSTA members from across the state descended on the Capitol to meet with state legislators and speak with them about relevant issues before the General Assembly. During the morning session, GSTA members met privately with key influencers such as Senate Education Chairman Lindsey Tippins (R-Marietta), House Majority Leader Jon Burns (R-Newington), House Education Chairman Brooks Coleman (R-Duluth), and House Education Committee member Beth Beskin (R-Atlanta). Later that morning, the group met Governor Nathan Deal (see picture below) and was honored in the Senate Chamber by Senator David Lucas (D-Macon) with Senate Resolution 709. In the afternoon, each GSTA member met with their local legislators to discuss the importance of the science standards review process and the GSTA\u2019s legislative priorities. Members of the group spoke with Senate Majority Leader Bill Cowsert (R-Athens), Senate Science & Technology Chairman Bruce Thompson (R-Canton), Governor Nathan Deal\u2019s Senate Floor Leader Butch Miller (R-Gainesville), Senator Bill Ligon (R-Brunswick), Senator Nan Orrock (D-Atlanta), Senator Frank Ginn (R-Athens), Representative Spencer Frye (D-Athens), and others.\nOn Monday February 29th, the Georgia General Assembly completed the 30th day of the 40-day legislative calendar. This day was the deadline for legislation to \u201ccross-over\u201d to the opposite chamber in order to remain in consideration. Legislators who sponsored legislation have from now until March 24th to move that legislation through the committee process and to the Governor\u2019s desk.\nStatus: The House version of the budget reduced those funds slightly in accordance with agency-wide reductions, and the Senate is now considering the budget in committee. Once the Senate approves the budget it will move to a joint conference committee for reconciliation before each chamber approves the final conference committee report.\nSB 364, sponsored by Senate Education Chairman Lindsey Tippins (R-Marietta). This bill seeks to reform the use of standardized tests in the evaluation of both students and teachers. A major focus of the bill is to pivot from summative assessments to formative evaluations in math and reading. Of note, the bill requires science end of course tests to be administered annually in grades five and eight.\nStatus: This bill has been approved by the Senate and will now move to the House for consideration.\nSB 355, sponsored by Senator William Ligon (R-Brunswick). This bill originally sought to enact numerous reforms to the use of standardized tests and Georgia\u2019s teacher evaluation system. The revised version of the bill approved by the Senate addresses standardized test opt-out procedures and seeks to prevent teachers and administrators from being penalized when a student does not take a mandated test.\nStatus: This bill has been approved by the House of Representatives and is now eligible for consideration by the Senate Higher Education Committee. The University System of Georgia, Technology Association of Georgia, and numerous other key stakeholders are supportive of this bill.\nStatus: This bill has been approved by the House of Representatives and is available for consideration by the Senate Education & Youth Committee.\nHB 734, sponsored by Rep. Jason Spencer (R-Woodbine). While this bill it outside of education, we were introduced to it during our Capitol visit. The bill would facilitate the development of space flight-related business activities within Georgia, with a goal of increasing the number of STEM-related jobs available in the state.\nStatus: This bill was passed by the House Monday and will now move to the Senate for consideration.\nGSTA Legislative Update \u2013 SB 364 Hearing\n17 Feb 2016 7:40 PM | Jeremy Peacock (Administrator)\nSenate Committee Hears Feedback on SB 364\nThe Senate Education & Youth Committee met this afternoon to discuss SB 364, sponsored by Senate Education Chairman Lindsey Tippins (R-Marietta). SB 364, Tippins explained, is an attempt to alleviate some of the excessive testing requirements that are placed on students and teachers in Georgia. Tippins noted that despite the relief from a number of federal testing requirements provided by President Obama\u2019s B.E.S.T. Act, there are still issues with the state standardized testing model. Tippins explained that the current model takes students out of the instructional learning setting and puts unnecessary burdens on the teachers and administrators. He briefly went through the various provisions of the bill, and although the discussion was \u2018hearing only,\u2019 a substitute bill will be written to address errors in the current draft. The main purpose of the bill, however, will remain the same. Following Tippins' overview, representatives from GAE, PAGE, TRAGIC, Georgia Association of Educational Leaders, Educators First, various teachers and administrators from around the state, and State School Superintendent Richard Woods spoke in strong support of the bill. The bill is expected to be passed by substitute in a follow up hearing next Monday.\nWe strongly encourage you to review the bill for yourself and to provide your input both to Education and Youth Committee members and to your local legislators. You can find contact information through the links below.\nContact Your State Policy Makers\nFind local legislators\nSenate Education & Youth Committee",
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        "raw_content": "Preparing Your Physical Therapy Business for Anything\nLet\u2019s face it, the economy is still in recovery mode, and that does not always bode well for small businesses. That is why every company, no matter the industry, needs to be prepared for whatever may come their way\u2014especially those in outpatient physical therapy offices or other medical fields. That means being able to accommodate patients in order to retain them and being prepared for any changes in staffing you may experience.\nIf You Don\u2019t Have the Time, They Will Go Elsewhere\nThe physical therapy world is extremely competitive, especially when it comes to small, outpatient locations. You have to compete with large inpatient facilities, hospitals and your small business competitors. So how do you keep a competitive advantage? It all boils down to what you can provide to your patients and how they feel about the treatment they receive.\nEven in this technological world, word of mouth references still carry a lot of weight. With that in mind, you need to realize that every patient is not just one person you must help and please, you need to make an impact so they will refer their friends and family members as well.\nAlso, you need to be available. If your practice is so overrun with patients whom you cannot accommodate them all you need to make adjustments. While it is great having so many people come to your business, you will never be able to keep them if they feel you do not want or need their business.\nPreparing for the What-Ifs\nStaffing is always an issue small businesses face. As previously mentioned, the physical therapy world is very competitive. This is true not just of patients but those who staff your office as well. You need to know how to keep employees who may be getting other job offers and what will make them choose you over others. Also, you need to have a backup plan in case you are unable to retain your employees.\nFor example, what if the employee in charge of the physical therapy billing were to leave your business? Chances are they were the only person handling these necessary accounting duties. Will you be prepared to handle the impact this will have on your billing and office revenue? To prevent a massive financial crisis, look into services that can handle the billing for you as an outsourced associate. This will protect you should you experience a loss in your staffing.\nStaying competitive is hard work and takes a lot of preparation for a variety of hypothetical situations, but taking action now will prevent a major problem later.",
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        "raw_content": "Positive Outlook for 2018 i\nAt a Mercedes-Benz Business Luncheon 2018 event in February, Roelof Lamberts, president & CEO of PT Mercedes-Benz Distribution Indonesia, announced the introduction of more than 10 new models this year.\nWith this strategy, Mercedes-Benz continues to expand its portfolio with products offering cutting-edge design and the latest technologies.\nIn 2017, Mercedes-Benz Indonesia Group sold 4,722 vehicles, consisting of 3,386 passenger cars and 1,336 commercial vehicles. With this result, Mercedes-Benz continues to be number one in the premium segment in Indonesia.\nLamberts said Mercedes-Benz Indonesia will introduce new models including the all-new A-Class, the all-new CLS and the highly anticipated all-new G-Class.\nWith the A-Class, the brand introduces its new highlight MBUX \u2013 Mercedes-Benz User Experience \u2013 a first in the compact class that is normally exclusive to luxury vehicles. This underlines that the A-Class is more mature and comfortable than ever before. Technologically, it is not only the new MBUX infotainment system that sets it apart from the competition \u2013 it also offers a range of safety and driver assistance systems that were previously reserved for the luxury class.\nThe third generation of the CLS, combining unique design with a luxurious interior and an extensive package of intelligent features, will also be introduced in Indonesia this year.\nMeanwhile the G-Class, the luxury off-road vehicle from Mercedes-Benz that has long been considered a design icon, will maintain the external appearance that has not changed significantly since 1979. Iconic elements continue to serve very specific purposes, now as then, and to give the G\u2010Class its unique appearance. All these are still found in the new G\u2010Class: the distinctive door handle and the characteristic closing sound, the robust exterior protective strip, the exposed spare wheel on the rear door and the prominent indicator lights. Extraordinary features like these in concert with the off-roader\u2019s angular lines define its special look.\nAt the same time, the new suspension, the Dynamic Select driving modes, the \u201cG-Mode\u201d and the three 100% differential locks enhance not only ride comfort but also agility \u2013 on any surface.\nThe growth of the SUV segment stands at 14%, showing that the introduction of the GLC 200 Exclusive and the recently launched GLC 200 AMG Line will contribute positively to the sales development of Mercedes Benz SUVs.\nIn another development, more E-Class models were sold in 2017 than in the previous year. Mercedes Benz recently introduced the E 200 Avantgarde line, responding to the wishes of Indonesian customers who prefer a combination of luxury and intelligent features at a competitive price point.",
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        "raw_content": "Capital Market Disrupter i\nPengusaha Setiawan Ichlas berpose untuk KONTAN di Jakarta, Kamis (12/10). KONTAN/Cheppy A. Muchlis/12/10/2017\nAfter taking control of 30% shares in Mina Padi Investama Securitas, Setiawan Ichlas plans to take control of Syariah-lender Bank Muamalat.\nBy Albert W. Nonto\nSetiawan Ichlas, 40, was just an ordinary businessman until two years ago, but he made big headlines last year when he posted an order for the purchase of 51% of Bank Muamalat series B shares, equal to 80 million shares valued at about Rp4.5 trillion. He made many people at the stock market raise their eyebrows because of his intention to buy and sell through the secondary market or by direct purchase. The South Sumatran businessman had already taken some bold steps to become a prominent market disrupter. One was when he took over a majority of Bank Pundi\u2019s shares from private equity firm ReCapital Group, of tycoon Roslan P Roeslani, head of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin). After the bank became healthy he sold it to the province of Banten, which then turned it into Bank Pembangunan Daerah Banten, the Banten provincial bank. He retained control of 20% of shares, with 51% owned by the local government and the remainder still in the hands of ReCapital Securitas.\nIn August, he bought 13.27% or 437 billion shares at Mina Padi Investama Securitas at a share price of Rp350, valuing the purchase at about Rp350 billion. Currently the company\u2019s shares are trading at around Rp1,100, triple their value when he made his move. With the money he made in that deal plus a foreign loan syndication and the involvement of some pension funds, many market observers believe he now has what it takes to make the plan to buy Bank Muamalat\u2019s shares a reality. Early in November, he increased his ownership in Mina Padito to 30%, further enhancing his chances with Bank Muamalat.\nSetyawan, or Iwan to his friends, has been in business since the early age of 16 in his home town of Lubuk Linggau in South Sumatra. Starting business from scratch, he did whatever was necessary to survive, operating in computer service and education, music rental and other small business. With the money he earned he bought a plantation in Lampung and entered coal mining. In coal mining and trading he did well from the boom of commodity prices between 2011 and 2012. From there he become a regular coal supplier for the domestic market, particularly for state utility PLN. Born into a simple family, Iwan attended school in Palembang, then tried to enrol at the Institute of Technology in Bandung and the University of Indonesia but didn\u2019t make the grade. He then registered at the STIE Perbanas banking institute in Jakarta, while continuing to do business in his home province, concentrating on agribusiness and mining.\nWith the ambition to do fair business, Iwan targeted a majority of shares in Bank Muamalat. He saw this as an opportunity to adopt fair business practices, sharing loss and profit between the bank and the investors. His net worth just from his shares in Mina Padi Investama Securitas is estimated to be close to Rp2.1 trillion. If his plan to acquire Bank Muamalat comes off, his net worth will double, giving him the ability to be a significant disrupter in the capital market. Bank Muamalat demonstrated relatively weak performance last year compared to 2016, even though it continues to expand its credit, reaching Rp25 trillion. The bank now has Rp40 trillion in assets but net profit has declined.\nThe Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), one of the bank\u2019s shareholders, is happy with Iwan\u2019s plan to become the majority shareholder because he plans to donate 2.5% of its profit to the organization to support its activities in Indonesia.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Contributed Stories New to Meditation? Try These Meditation Tips for Beginners\nNew to meditation? As you may know, meditation has received a lot of attention during the last decade. In fact, it is one method used by people who are looking for ways to reduce stress and anxiety. But, does it really work? Those who have never tried it before may wonder where they are supposed to start. What kind of benefits can they expect to enjoy after starting their meditation routine?\nGetting started is actually not that hard. Guided meditation can, in fact, be as simple as just closing your eyes and relaxing for a minute while waiting for your tea to brew. Here is a simple and straightforward guide to get you started with meditation.\nWhat\u2019s the point of meditation anyway?\nSome may be skeptical that meditation will help them at all. But, before you say no to it, be open to the possible and positive benefits of guided meditation. When you start to get into it, or even during your first session, you simply want to relax your mind. Bring your focus inwards. Understand and acknowledge the signs of stress that your mind or body is sending you.\nRushing to meeting after meeting while sipping our fifth cup of coffee tends to make us forget to take the time to focus on ourselves. So, when you start to practice meditation, you will notice how much more attentive you become in terms of noticing your own stress levels.\nWhereupon you would normally just power on and focus on the hectic aspects of life, meditation will help you to stop and breathe. Even if only for a few seconds, you will unclench your jaw and allow yourself to relax in the middle of everything else.\nWhen you feel like you want to give it a shot, simply just give yourself a time-out a few minutes per day. Do it whenever you like, but it\u2019s better to have somewhere comfortable where you\u2019re certain you won\u2019t be disturbed.\nThe office might not be the best place to start. So, perhaps it would be better to start your first sessions when you\u2019re done with everything you have to do. We\u2019re not super-humans, after all, and it\u2019s rather hard to relax your mind when you have a deadline hanging over your head. At least in the beginning, that is.\nSit, lie down, or stand up when meditating\u2013whatever feels most comfortable to you. You could even do it while soaking in a nice, warm bath after a long day at work. It will certainly help you to relax. Just make sure that you\u2019re not about to fall asleep, though, as this isn\u2019t really the point of your sessions.\nIf you notice that you\u2019re about to fall asleep while meditating, it could be an indication that you simply need more rest. At least you\u2019re aware enough to notice this. Just go to bed a bit earlier and consider your meditation session a success as you were able to listen to your body.\nLet\u2019s get started: Focus on your breath\nHave you ever done yoga before? If you have, you can try to use the same breathing techniques when you meditate. The trick is, of course, that you want to focus on your breath so that your mind doesn\u2019t wander. This will help to bring awareness to your mind and body.\nIf you enjoy both yoga and meditation, you could proceed to aura healing. This is a great way to complement your journey towards better mental health. It builds on many of the same principles and you\u2019ll feel quite refreshed afterwards.\nAs you sit and breathe, try to focus on some of your body parts to make them relax. Work your way upwards from your toes to the crown of your head. Or, simply try to relax your fingers and your jaw which may tend to tense-up without us really noticing it.\nIf your mind starts to wander, simply bring your attention back to your breath. Allow your thoughts to drift away. Sit like this for as long as it feels good. Soon, you\u2019ll drift into a state that is somewhere between asleep and awake. You will still be aware, though, just not as aware of your surroundings as of your inner life.\nTry to exercise first\nIf you find it difficult to sit like this and actually enjoy it, you might want to treat yourself to a session of exercise first. This used to be the whole point of yoga. Yoga is as a way to get rid of excess energy and prepare your mind for meditation. Just think about how good it feels to stand in a forward-fold after a good round of exercise. It even feels like meditation without you even having to try. If yoga isn\u2019t your cup of tea, you can always go for a run or do something else that\u2019s active.\nDo whatever works for you best. Ultimately, let the stress of the day fade away and release the tension that has built up. Namaste!\nFeature photo: Patrick Schneider\nPrevious articleHow to Develop Effective Workplace Communication Skills\nNext articleImpressive Health Benefits of Pumpkins",
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        "raw_content": "ITUC OnLine \u2013 July 18, 2007(1)\nBrussels, 18 July 2007 (ITUC Online) : The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) has been sharply critical of new proposals in world trade talks on manufactured goods. The new modalities, put on the table yesterday at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) by the chair of the \u201cNAMA\u201d negotiations, ignore the numerous concerns that the ITUC and many of its affiliates have expressed on NAMA over the past couple of years.\n\u201cWe cannot support a trade deal that systematically ignores the interests of workers worldwide and undermines the developmental needs of developing countries\u201d, says Guy Ryder, General Secretary of the ITUC.\n\u201cWe need to see a balanced outcome of the negotiations that advances development in developing countries, whereas this proposal will simply aggravate existing imbalances.\u201d\nThe proposals for a \u201ccoefficient\u201d for developing countries of between 19 and 23 will have serious impacts on employment and industrial development in a large number of developing countries at a moment when the creation of decent work poses a major challenge. A coefficient of around 20 will lead to average tariff cuts of around 60% for developing countries and will bring maximum tariff levels for all tariff lines down to levels of around 12%, a level so low as to undermine prospects for industrialisation and diversification in many developing country economies.\nPrevious simulations by the ITUC have shown that such low coefficients will lead to substantial cuts in applied tariff rates in developing countries that will further increase already high unemployment and underemployment levels.\nIn addition the proposed \u201cflexibilities\u201d that would allow developing countries to shield a specified number of labour intensive sectors are so minimal as to provide little protection for the workers who are vulnerable. According to ITUC calculations sectors such as textiles and clothing, leather and footwear, plastics, paper, rubber, metals, automobile and furniture will be particularly affected in terms of job losses.\nThe ITUC General Council, in its recent resolution of 22 June, had strongly rejected NAMA proposals based on low coefficients and very restrictive flexibilities, as are being proposed now in the draft modalities text. Many ITUC affiliates in developed and developing countries alike \u2013 including from the NAMA 11 group, the EU, US and Latin American group \u2013 have written to their ministers on several occasions to demand a more balanced outcome in NAMA. Their views are not being taken into account.\n\u201cThe disconnect between the discussions on development strategies and the creation of decent work in developing countries on the one hand and the NAMA proposals as presented yesterday is enormous and cannot result in a pro-development outcome of the Doha Round,\u201d concluded Ryder.",
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        "raw_content": "Scotland Vacations, Tours, Travel Packages & Experiences\nScotland, a part of the United Kingdom, occupies the northern third of Great Britain and shares a border with England. It can be divided into mainland Scotland and the Scottish Isles which number some 800 small islands, the best known being the Isles of Shetland, Orkney, the Hebrides (inner and outer), Arran and Skye. Scotland is made up of majestic mountains, rolling lush glens, dramatic coastlines, picturesque lochs (lakes) and rivers. The scenery has a reputation for being among the most spectacular in the World. The highest point in the UK is in fact, Ben Nevis at 1344 metres/4370 feet.\nEnglish is the main language spoken in Scotland with a wide range of different accents and dialects spoken across the country. The ancient Celtic language of Gaelic is still spoken.\nScottish wildlife is abundant including red deer, pine marten, otters and a host of birds of prey as well as sea mammals, such as dolphins, porpoises and whales. A wonderful sight is that of leaping salmon on Scotland\u2019s many fish-rich rivers. Scotland is home to some 500,000 deer and 1,000 golden eagles.\nIt is also excellent for walking or hiking from lakeside strolls to long-distance waymarked routes such as the West Highland Way and the Southern Upland Way as well as high-level mountain hikes for the more adventurous. Scotland is renowned for outdoors adventure pursuits such as white-water rafting on fast-flowing rivers, gorge walking, canoeing or sea kayaking. In winter, there are five excellent ski centres.\nScotland is recognized worldwide as the home of golf with International standard courses such as St. Andrews, Gleneagles and Troon. Fishing is also a sought after pastime here.\nGlasgow is the largest city in Scotland and the third largest city in the UK. In recent years, Glasgow has been awarded the European title of City of Culture. The city has transformed itself from being the once mighty powerhouse of industrial Britain to a centre for commerce, tourism, and culture. Glasgow was the host city for the Commonwealth Games in 2014. It has a revitalized city centre, the best shopping outside London, excellent parks and affords easy access to the Highlands and Islands. The centre of Glasgow has a fine legacy of Victorian and Edwardian buildings.\nEdinburgh is rich in associations with the past and has many historical buildings including Edinburgh Castle, built high on a rocky hill overlooking the city and Holyrood Palace. Its Old Town and New Town are jointly listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also home to the annual world famous Edinburgh Festival of the Arts.\nThe Highlands of Scotland contain some stunning scenery including mountains, lakes and rugged coastline. Some of the best known destinations are Loch Ness (of monster fame), beautiful Loch Lomond and the majestic Cairngorm Mountains and National Park.\nFor some additional reading, the following articles are from our blog \u201cGlobetrotting with Goway\u201d\u2026.. a great source of information for those people who are, or who want to be, world travellers.\nBonnie Scotland Tours Offer More Than Heather\nThis short Edinburgh trip offers a taste of all that makes the Scottish capital such a delight. Explore the old streets, visit splendid Edinburgh castle, then explore at leisure with a 24-hour sightseeing bus pass, and let Edinburgh\u2019s charm speak for itself.\nA Scottish Journey: Edinburgh to Edinburgh\nWith so much to offer beyond the two major cities, this Scotland Back Roads small group tour immerses you all that\u2019s great about this beautiful and unique country. Discover historic castles, murky lochs, and the Isle of Skye before you return to Edinburgh.\nEat + Drink Edinburgh\nDiscover the delicious food and drink of the iconic Scottish capital. After exploring the city\u2019s history, wander through the streets on a small group tour to sample local fare. The next day, head to nearby distilleries to learn about and sample Scotland\u2019s most famous drink: single malt whiskey.\nEdinburgh Golfing Experience\nExperience the ultimate mix of golf and culture on this trip to Edinburgh. In Edinburgh, you\u2019ll take advantage of the hop-on hop-off bus tour, enjoy a foodie walking tour, explore the Highlands with a small group, and tee up at three championship golf courses before returning each night to luxury accommodations at the Waldorf Astoria.\nEdinburgh: Stay of Distincition The Balmoral Hotel\nExplore a magical city while staying at the beautiful Balmoral Hotel, an iconic establishment of elegance and refinement in the heart of Edinburgh. Enjoy the hotel\u2019s world-class accommodations, including its gorgeous rooms and Michelin-starred restaurant, and head on a private walking tour to visit the city\u2019s landmarks and taste local delicacies.\nLuxury and Beyond, Stays of Distinction, Stopovers/City Breaks, Tailor-made Travel Ideas\nFairmont St Andrews: Stay of Distinction\nVenture to one of the world\u2019s iconic golf regions to tee up for 18 holes at championship golf courses. In St. Andrews in Scotland, you\u2019ll stay at the luxurious Fairmont St. Andrews Bay Hotel and hit the links each day at world-class golf courses. Each evening, retire to the hotel to enjoy its breathtaking amenities.\nGlasgow: Glasgow & Surrounds\nCombine a stay in Bonnie Scotland\u2019s vibrant and cultural city with a day to explore Glasgow on a Hop On Hop Off bus with two days of touring the Scottish Highlands including Stirling Castle, the Trossachs, Loch Lomond and Loch Ness.\nHighland Explorer & Isle of Skye Small Group: Edinburgh to Edinburgh\nThis short Scotland tour departs from Edinburgh, taking in historic regions such as Ullapool, Portree, and the beautiful Isle of Skye.\nEnjoy the food, music, and culture of Scotland\u2019s largest city on this trip to Glasgow. Staying in a boutique hotel, you\u2019ll spend your days visiting city landmarks like Glasgow Cathedral, shopping in the trendy West End, and enjoying the famous food and hospitality of this cultural capital.\nHighlights of Inverness\nExperience the charms of the Scottish Highlands on this stay in Inverness, the region\u2019s administrative capital. Stay in a first-class accommodation as you discover the history of this quaint city, admire gorgeous buildings, and learn about the legends of Loch Ness.\nHiking the Cairngorms National Park & Royal Deeside\nHike your way into the heart of Scotland\u2019s beautiful north. On this active tour through Scotland\u2019s most pristine wilderness, you\u2019ll pass through ancient pine forests, cross over mystical glens, and spot local wildlife, all while learning about Scottish history and admiring the stunning mountain peaks.\nActive & Adventurous, Small Group Touring, Tailor-made Travel Ideas\nHiking the National Parks of the UK\nHike into the heart of the UK\u2019s most stunning national parks on this outdoor adventure through England and Scotland. On this UK vacation, you\u2019ll head on hikes through gorgeous landscapes of forests, lakes, and mountains in Cairngorms, Trossarchs, Yorkshire Dales, and the Lake District.\nIsland Hopping Scotland: Iona, Mull, Skye, Orkney & Outer Hebrides Small Group\nThe charms of small but multifaceted Scotland don\u2019t stop at the shoreline. 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        "raw_content": "Fancy a free Ivy League education?\nA disruptive phenomena is making courses from A-level schools available for free on the Internet\nSumedha D\nRising tuition fee, an uncertain job market and competition from hundreds of candidates makes going back to college a hard decision. Student debt in the US has now reached an alarming $1 trillion which is nearly 58 per cent of India\u2019s GDP. There is one good thing, and a rather disruptive one at that, that has spawned from this situation \u2013 that is the ability to take courses from the world\u2019s top schools for absolutely nothing.\nIt all started when Stanford professors Daphne Koller, who is the Rajeev Motwani\u2019s professor in the computer science department, and Andrew Ng, an associate professor in the same department, felt the pressing need for a change in the higher education scene. The trio wanted to bring quality learning out of the classroom and give millions of people access to it. Coursera was launched in 2012 as a social entrepreneurship company that offers free courses from top universities like Stanford, the University of Michigan \u2013 Ann Arbor, Princeton and the Ivy League University of Pennsylvania. Students can enroll for courses across all disciplines: computer science, mathematics and statistics, humanities, finance and economics and even medicine and biology. Course dates, duration and a brief introduction by the professor are listed on the website frequently and participants are expected to submit assignments and do homework on a regular basis.\nAnother initiative, edX, was launched earlier this month by MIT and Harvard. A brainchild of MIT\u2019s Director of the computer science and artificial intelligence laboratory Anant Agarwal, edX is an extension of MIT\u2019s popular MITx platform. Agarwal, who is also the first president of edX, has said that the platform will offer courses complete with videos, quizzes and online laboratories. For a modest fee, a certificate of merit will be offered to those students who show exceptional proficiency in the course material. The first batch of courses will be announced during the summer and classes will begin in the fall.\nTaking a cue from these, the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, has started the aptly named Eklavya, after Mahabharata\u2019s tribal prince from who embarked on a mission of self-study, program for students interested in alternate learning. Dr Deepak Phatak, the professor of the department of computer science and engineering, was on a sabbatical in 2004 when he decided to study engineering schools across the country. He found that many students failed to understand even the most basic concepts and decided to start Eklavya as a supplementary resource for them. Most of the courses offered by the Affordable Solutions Laboratory-founded platform are from the engineering disciplines. However you can enrol for some general ones like the Right to Information and Information Access course administered by RTI activist Sailesh Gandhi.\nThe advantage of learning online is that you can undertake the lessons at your convenience and pace the rate at which you learn. A 56-year-old pharmacist can understand her investment portfolio better by taking the Introduction to Finance class taught by Prof Gautam Kaul from the Ross School of Business. A 21-year-old engineering student from Ranchi can understand his professor better after completing the very popular CS 101 under Dr Phatak at the IIT. The internet is changing everything it touches \u2013 print media, record companies and travel agencies are excellent examples\u2013 and now this wave of transformation has reached the traditional campus. It\u2019s time for some dark sarcasm in the classroom.\nImage Credit: MIT and edX\nIn This Story: Google India Mumbai Prince Social",
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        "raw_content": "US helps LA nations pass anti-Venezuela sanctions\nUS President Donald Trump is prepping a team of lawyers and policy experts to help right-wing Latin American governments write new laws imposing sanctions on Venezuelan officials and industries, a US source familiar with the policies told McClatchy News' Washington Bureau.\nThe push is part of Washington\u2019s economic and political war against the left-wing government that aims to undermine Venezuela\u2019s democracy and oust President Nicolas Maduro.\nThe source revealed the White House has been mounting pressure on its Latin American and Caribbean allies to target Venezuela, which is facing economic troubles due to US and European sanctions.\n\u201cThey don\u2019t have the authority,\u201d a senior administration official told McClatchy about Latin American nations passing sanctions targeting officials and industries. \u201cSo what we really have to do is help these countries write laws that give them jurisdiction to carry out these kind of sanctions if they choose to.\u201d\nAccording to the report, US diplomats have been making concerted efforts to \u201cencourage allies to reform their laws aimed at ousting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro\u201d.\n\u201cThey\u2019re urging Latin American leaders to join the United States, Canada and European allies who have worked together to starve the oil-dependent Caracas government of desperately needed cash,\u201d McClatchy noted.\nThe senior official did not reveal the names of the countries the US is pressing, but reaffirmed \u201cthe effort is modelled on past work by previous administrations to help allies draft laws\u201d in countries like Syria and Iraq.\nThe US has imposed sanctions on Venezuela in an attempt to further paralyse its economy. As part of US-imposed sanctions, more than 20 current and former Venezuelan officials have been sanctioned, including Maduro.\nThe White House has barred US banks from loaning Venezuela any money, also sanctioning the recently launched \u201cPetro\u201d, Venezuela's national cryptocurrency based on natural resources.\n\u201cCountries in the Americas have a responsibility to work together to address the humanitarian crisis that\u2019s been created by the Maduro regime in Venezuela,\u201d another senior administration official said.\nThe White House, National Security Council, State Department and Treasury Department are also working on options to \u201chelp drive Maduro from office, including prohibiting any Venezuelan oil being sold in the United States\u201d, the report claimed.\nIn March, Panama\u2019s Economic and Finance Ministry issued a warning to the country\u2019s banks that Maduro and more than 50 other Venezuelan nationals were considered \u201chigh risk\u201d for laundering money and financing terrorism. These claims are flatly denied by Venezuela\u2019s socialist government and are based on no evidence.\nPeru\u2019s so-called Lima Group, which includes other right-wing governments of Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Colombia, has publicly demanded Maduro allow \u201cfree elections\u201d and release \u201cpolitical prisoners\u201d.\nThe Venezuelan government began dialogue and peace talks with the opposition in the Dominican Republic late last year, which ended in January with opposition parties failing to sign the final agreement, under pressure from Washington.\nOne opposition demands was calling for early presidential elections, which the government announced for May 20. However, despite demanding this, the main opposition coalition has refused to take part.\nUS-Venezuela relations",
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        "raw_content": "Guilford Metro 9-1-1 has been recognized as an Accredited Center of Excellence (ACE) in Emergency Fire Dispatch and Emergency Medical Dispatch by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. GM 9-1-1 is one of only two Fire Aces in the world that have been re-accredited five times, according to the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch.\nAn accredited agency must meet the 20 points of accreditation. It is scored on a range of best practices, such as how it processes a medical or fire call, provides continuing education, and maintains an oversight committee to ensure compliance.\nGM 9-1-1 was originally accredited in Emergency Fire Dispatch in 2009 and Emergency Medical Dispatch in 2010. ACE status was accomplished through the re-accreditation process in both EFD and EMD in 2012, 2013, 2016, and 2019.",
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        "raw_content": "The Complete Far Side (Paperback)\nThe Far Side\u00ae is back in this much-anticipated three-volume slipcased paperback edition of The Complete Far Side!\n\u201cEvery one of these cartoons is just something that drifted into my head when I was alone with my thoughts. And, for better or worse, I \u2018jotted\u2019 them down. It was only later, when perhaps I received an angry letter from someone, that it struck me: Hey! Someone\u2019s been reading my diary!\u201d --Gary Larson, from the preface to The Complete Far Side\nOriginally published in hardcover in 2003, The Complete Far Side was a New York Times bestseller. Now it\u2019s back as a paperback set with a newly designed slipcase that will delight Far Side fans.\nRevered by its fans as the funniest, most original, most \u201cWhat the ... ?\u201d-inspiring cartoon ever, The Far Side\u00ae debuted in January 1980 and enjoyed an illustrious 14 years on the world\u2019s comics pages until Gary Larson\u2019s retirement in 1994. The Complete Far Side celebrates Larson\u2019s twisted, irreverent genius in this ultimate Far Side book.\nA masterpiece of comic brilliance, The Complete Far Side contains every Far Side cartoon ever syndicated--over 4,000 if you must know--presented in (more or less) chronological order by year of publication, with more than 1,100 that had never before appeared in a book. Also included are additional Far Side cartoons Larson created after his retirement: 13 that appeared in the last Far Side book, Last Chapter and Worse, and six cartoons that periodically ran as a special feature in the New York Times Science Times section as The Far Side\u00ae of Science. Creator Gary Larson offers a rare glimpse into the mind of The Far Side\u00ae in quirky and thoughtful introductions to each of the 14 chapters. Complaint letters, fan letters, and queries from puzzled readers appear alongside some of the more provocative or elusive panels. Actor, author, and comedian Steve Martin offers his sagacious thoughts in a foreword, and Larson\u2019s former editor describes what it was like to be \u201cthe guy who could explain every Far Side cartoon.\u201d\nDuring its 14-year run, The Far Side\u00ae was syndicated internationally to over 1,900 daily newspapers. It spawned 23 books and has been translated into 17 different languages.\nCopyright \u00a9 2014 by FarWorks, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Far Side\u00ae and Tales from The Far Side\u00ae are registered trademarks of FarWorks, Inc.\nThe Far Side was syndicated in more than 1,900 daily newspapers from 1980 to 1995, when Gary Larson retired. During its run, the cartoon spawned 22 books from AMP, which were translated into a total of 17 different languages. For his work with The Far Side, Larson was awarded the Reuben Award for Outstanding Cartoonist from the National Cartoonists Society in 1991 and 1994. The group also named The Far Side Best Syndicated Panel in both 1985 and 1987.\nHardcover (September 1st, 2003): $195.00",
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        "raw_content": "October 4, 2017 | By Anna Ciulla In Caregiver Wellness & Tips, Depression & Mental Health, Senior Care Advice\nSubstance Abuse or Misuse in the Elderly: How to Know the Difference\nBecause drug and alcohol abuse by seniors can often be mistaken for normal symptoms of aging, substance addiction in that demographic has been called \u201can invisible epidemic.\u201d Today, 60% of substance abuse is identified in people younger than 60, while only 37% is spotted among seniors over the age of 60 according to the Center for Applied Research Solutions.\nMeanwhile, according to an article published in the American Journal on Addictions, research has revealed that adults aged 65 and older:\nConsume one-third of all prescription drugs in the UnitedStates.\nAre more likely to be prescribed opiates, stimulants, and/or benzodiazepines.\nAre likely to have more than one prescription for these most commonly abused drugs.\nComprise a fast-growing proportion of the substance abuse treatment population in this country.\nAdd to this the massive number of baby boomers approaching retirement, and this new medical reality makes knowing the signs of prescription drug abuse in the elderly of urgent importance. Below is essential information to help family members and caregivers recognize the signs and find the help they need.\nDrug Misuse and Drug Abuse\nTo identify problems with prescription and over-the-counter drug use in the elderly, first it\u2019s important to know the differences between misuse and abuse.\nMisuse, which can be willful or accidental, occurs when a person takes a drug:\nFor a purpose other than that for which the drug was originally prescribed.\nThat was prescribed to someone else.\nAt a dose or in a manner that is not in accordance with the directions on the packaging.\nAbuse of a drug, on the other hand, can be distinguished from misuse by at least two characteristics:\nA compulsive or willful intent to \u201cget high\u201d (as opposed to taking more of a drug to increase its therapeutic effects).\nA pattern of behavior rather than an isolated occurrence.\nThe type of intervention chosen will also depend on whether the problem is determined to be misuse or abuse.\nKnow the Signs of Drug Problems in the Elderly\nDrug abuse and misuse in the elderly can mirror some of the same symptoms of aging, such as memory loss, disorientation, mood swings, and depression. If these symptoms accompany any of the following changes in behavior, it is time to seek treatment for a potential drug use disorder:\nConcerns that the drug(s) is \u201cnot working\u201d as well.\nComplaints that a doctor won\u2019t prescribe any more of a controlled substance.\nFrequent requests for refills of a particular medicine.\nRapid increases in the amount of medication being taken.\n\u201cDoctor shopping\u201d (moving from provider to provider in order to get more of the same prescription).\nFalse or forged prescriptions.\nA person not seeming like themselves (extremely energetic or unusually bored with life).\nHow to Help a Senior Who May Be Misusing Drugs\nSeniors can be especially vulnerable to misuse of drugs. 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        "raw_content": "Surviving Spouse Elective Share Rights in Tennessee\nRob Hazard October 17, 2017\nUnder Tennessee statutory law, a surviving spouse may take an \u201celective share\u201d of the deceased spouse\u2019s estate in lieu of what has been provided for him or her in the will or through the laws of intestacy. This law provides a mechanism for protecting the rights of surviving spouses who may not have received what they consider a fair share of the decedent\u2019s estate. For individuals concerned about having their wishes altered by such an election, several estate planning tools remain available to minimize the risks associated with the elective share.\nGenerally, a surviving spouse has nine months following their spouse\u2019s death to make an election. To calculate the elective share, T.C.A. \u00a7 31-4-101 provides a sliding scale on the percentage of the net estate that the surviving spouse is entitled to, based on the length of the marriage. Depending on the length of the marriage, the percentage of the net estate a surviving spouse may receive ranges from 10% to 40%. Once the elective share is determined, that amount is reduced by the value of any other assets transferred for the benefit of the surviving spouse. The elective share is exempt from the claims of unsecured creditors and certain tax allocations.\nFor individuals who would like to avoid the possibility of an elective share being taken by a surviving spouse, there are several estate planning measures that can be taken to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes. When considering potential asset protection tools, consider the effect of non-probate transfers upon the overall value of the net estate. By ensuring: 1) a proper titling of assets; 2) accurate beneficiary designations of any life insurance policies, retirement accounts, or any assets that are payable-on-death; and 3) the potential creation of any trusts or additional non-probate transfers; it may be possible to reduce the value of the net estate to make the elective share a less appealing alternative.",
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PO14 4DL and \u201cWebsite\u201d is a reference to our Website www.hallmark-jewellers.com on which we offer our Goods or Services.\nAny contract for the supply of Goods or Services from this Website is between you and Hallmark Jewellers. You agree to take particular care when providing us with your details and warrant that these details are accurate and complete at the time of ordering. You also warrant that the credit or debit card details that you provide is your own credit or debit card and that you have sufficient funds to make the payment. Goods and Services purchased from this Website are intended for your use only and you warrant that any Goods purchased by you are not for resale and that you are acting as principal only and not as agent for another party when receiving the Services. Please note that some of our Goods may be suitable for certain age ranges only. You should check that the product you are ordering is suitable for the intended recipient.\u2028When ordering from this Website you may be required to provide a username and password. You must ensure that you keep these details secure and do not provide this information to a third party.\u2028We will take all reasonable care, in so far as it is in our power to do so, to keep the details of your order and payment secure, but in the absence of negligence on our part we cannot be held liable for any loss you may suffer if a third party procures unauthorised access to any data you provide when accessing or ordering from the Website. Any order that you place with us is subject to product availability and acceptance by us. When you place your order online we will send you an email to confirm that we have received it. This email confirmation will be produced automatically so that you have confirmation of your order details. The fact that you receive an automatic confirmation does not necessarily mean that we will be able to meet your order. Once we have sent the confirmation email we will then check availability and contact you with a further email. If the Goods are available and the details of the order are correct, this email will be deemed an acceptance and will specify delivery details and confirm the price of the Goods purchased. If the Goods are not available we will also let you know by email. All prices listed on the Website are correct at the time of publication however we reserve the right to alter these in the future. We also reserve the right to alter the Goods or Services available for sale on the Website and to discontinue any product line or service.\u2028The contract for the Goods or Services will be accepted at the time of dispatch of your order. We will confirm this to you in writing. You must inform us immediately if any details are incorrect. If your order has not been accepted you will be notified of this in writing together with the reasons.\nAll prices listed on the Website are correct at the time of publication however we reserve the right to alter these in the future. Prices are inclusive of the relevant sales tax but exclusive of delivery charges which will be added to your order. The total price for Goods or Services ordered, including delivery charges, will be displayed on the Website when you place your order. We reserve the right to change or amend prices at any time without notification.\nFull payment must be made before Goods are dispatched or Services provided.\u2028You must pay for your order before it is delivered and you can do so by debit or credit card. Hallmark Jewellers uses the payment services of Paypal. Paypal is a secure, simple and fast online payment processor. It is widely used by both large and small retailers. Paypal does not share any financial details. At no point does Hallmark Jewellers receive or hold debit/credit card details.\nProvided that we have processed and received payment in full for the products, ownership of an item will pass to you once we have delivered the item to you (either directly, or by leaving it in a safe place or with a neighbour). When an item has been delivered, risk of damage to, or loss of, the item passes to you. Shipping breakable teaware items outside UK mainland and European Union: We do not recommend that customers order breakable teaware items for delivery outside of the European Union and mainland UK. Whilst we take every care to ensure that deliveries are protected to prevent damage in transit, we cannot guarantee that parcels being sent to areas outside of the European Union and mainland UK will arrive in perfect condition. Please note that working days for us are Monday - Friday and do not include national UK bank holidays\nWhere we have requested information from you to provide Goods or Services you agree to provide us with accurate and complete information.\u2028You authorise us to use, store or otherwise process your personal information in order to provide the Goods or Services to you and for marketing and credit control purposes (the \u201cPurpose\u201d). The Purpose may include the disclosure of your personal information to selected third parties from time to time where we believe that the services offered by such third parties may be of interest to you or where this is required by law or in order to provide the Goods or Service to you. More information can be found in our Privacy Policy.\u2028You are entitled to request a copy of the personal information we hold on you. Please contact us if you wish to request this information.\nYou have the right to cancel or return your order up to 7 working days following receipt of your goods. This includes your right to cancel your order under the distance selling regulations. You will receive a full refund including the original postage and packaging for the order if the charge was levied with your original order and it is returned in full. If your order has already been dispatched please refer to our returns information. We hope you are happy with any product purchased, but if you wish to return a product to us for any reason you may do so within 14 days of the dispatch date. It must be in a saleable condition and in its original undamaged packaging. We will refund the price or replace the product. Return delivery charges will only be refunded in the event of faulty, damaged or incorrect items being sent to you. This does not affect your statutory rights. Other than for defective products, returns outside the timeframe set out above may be accepted at the sole discretion of Hallmark Jewellers. Please contact us by email theshop@hallmark-jewellers.com for information about returning items to us.\nYou may link to website, provided you do so in a way that is fair and legal and does not damage our reputation or take advantage of it, but you must not establish a link in such a way as to suggest any form of association, approval or endorsement on our part where none exists. If Wonky Pot Tea and Herb Company provides links to other websites for your information and if you use these links, you leavewww.hallmark-jewellers.com. We have not reviewed these third party websites and we have no control over such sites or resources. We therefore do not endorse or make any representations about them, or any material found there, or any results that may be obtained from using them. If you decide to access any of the third party websites linked to Wonky Pot Tea and Herb Company, you do so entirely at your own risk. We accept no responsibility for third party websites or for any loss or damage that may arise from your use of them including the group gifting application which is provided by a third party. Viruses, hacking and other offences.\nWe take complaints very seriously and aim to respond to your complaints within 5 business days. All complaints should be addressed totheshop@hallmark-jewellers.com.\nWEBSITE CHANGES & UPDATES\nIn order to keep our website as accurate and as up to date as reasonably possible, it may be necessary, from time to time, to restrict access to the site in order to undertake necessary maintenance work. We will make every effort to ensure that any down time or restricted access is kept to a minimum. Registration data and certain other information about you is subject to our privacy policy. We recommend that you read our privacy policy before you accept these terms and conditions. We reserve the right to make changes to our website without notification.\nGreat care has been taken to ensure that the information available on this Website is correct and error free. We apologies for any errors or omissions that may have occurred. We cannot warrant that use of the Website will be error free or fit for purpose, timely, that defects will be corrected, or that the site or the server that makes it available are free of viruses or bugs or represents the full functionality, accuracy, reliability of the Website and we do not make any warranty whatsoever, whether express or implied, relating to fitness for purpose, or accuracy.\u2028We disclaim any and all liability to you for the supply of the Goods and Services to the fullest extent permissible under applicable law. This does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer. If we are found liable for any loss or damage to you such liability is limited to the amount you have paid for the relevant Goods or Services. We cannot accept any liability for any loss, damage or expense, including any direct or indirect loss such as loss of profits, to you howsoever arising. This limitation of liability does not apply to personal injury or death arising as a direct result of our negligence.\u2028We do not accept any liability for any delays, failures, errors or omissions or loss of transmitted information, viruses or other contamination or destructive properties transmitted to you or your computer system via our Website.\u2028We shall not be held liable for any failure or delay in performing Services or delivering Goods where such failure arises as a result of any act or omission which is outside our reasonable control such as an act of God or those of third parties. The products sold by us are provided for private domestic and consumer use only. 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        "raw_content": "Parker County Criminal Charges Are Serious \u2013 We Can Help\nNo matter who you are or how you live your life, no one ever expects to face a criminal charge in Texas. It is something that happens to someone else. Something you read about. Something you see on the news.\nMaybe you made a mistake that you regret. Or you did not know that you were doing anything wrong. Perhaps you were in the wrong place at the wrong time. It could even be that you are the victim of overzealous policing.\nThe specifics of your situation will greatly impact your case and your future \u2013 but only if you start taking your charges seriously immediately. 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They have put their skills and knowledge to the test time and time again to help countless people, just like you, to get their charges reduced, dropped, or dismissed.\nHampton Eppes Understands How Severe Criminal Penalties in Parker County Can Be\nWhat exactly are you up against if you are charged with a crime in our state?\nWhile the specific penalties can vary greatly depending on the nature of the act itself and your personal history, here is the general breakdown of charges and consequences in Texas:\nClass C misdemeanor \u2013 Carries with it a maximum penalty of $500 in fines\nClass B misdemeanor \u2013 Carries with it maximum penalties of 180 days of incarceration and a $2,000 fine\nClass A misdemeanor \u2013 Carries with it maximum penalties of 1 year of incarceration and a $4,000 fine\nState jail felony \u2013 Carries with it maximum penalties of 180 days to two years of incarceration and a $10,000 fine\nThird-degree felony \u2013 Carries with it maximum penalties of 2-10 years of incarceration and a $10,000 fine\nSecond-degree felony \u2013 Carries with it maximum penalties of 2-20 years of incarceration and a $10,000 fine\nFirst-degree felony \u2013 Carries with it maximum penalties of 5-99 years of incarceration and a $10,000 fine\nCapital felony \u2013 Can be punished by execution\nIncarceration and fines are just the beginning though. 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Some people now have even started doing criminal record checks before meeting with an individual romantically, so it can hurt your dating life, too.\nTexas Crimes That Hampton Eppes Knows How to Help You Fight\nDo you know what to look for in a Parker County criminal attorney?\nSome things are obvious. You want a lawyer with experience. Someone who can point to a track record of success. Who can point to awards and other types of professional recognition as signs of their skill. Who can offer testimonials from satisfied past clients. Those are all important. One thing many people do not consider enough, though, is that the attorney you choose needs to be knowledgeable about your specific criminal charge.\nThere are a lot of criminal acts listed in our state\u2019s statutes. 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Pennsylvania\u2019s hospital community is engaging in a variety of industry-wide and facility-specific initiatives to help address the opioid epidemic, including:\nCoordinating with county organizations to effectively transition patients from the emergency department to a treatment facility\nEmploying prescription guidelines\nImplementing medically assisted treatment protocols\nPennsylvania hospital community is committed to working with families affected by NAS by offering integrated, specialized treatment plans for mother and baby. HAP serves on Pennsylvania\u2019s Multidisciplinary Workgroup on Infant Substance Exposure (MDWISE), which brings together a wide range of community stakeholders, health care and substance use treatment providers, state and county courts, law enforcement, and child protective and social service agencies to work collaboratively to minimize prenatal substance exposure and improve social and health outcomes for infants, children, and families.\nAdditionally, numerous Pennsylvania hospitals\u2014particularly those with obstetric units\u2014offer initiatives catered to treating mothers and infants affected by the opioid crisis, including:\nUPMC Magee-Women\u2019s Hospital provides mothers and babies with services that prioritize mother-infant bonding, individualized care plans, and behavioral health integration.\nAllegheny Health Network\u2019s CenteringPregnancy model provides close monitoring of mothers and infants with NAS. 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It\u2019s used to improve the appearance of wrinkles and correct facial contours for a more youthful appearance.\nIt\u2019s an injectable filler with a collagen base and polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) microspheres.\nIt\u2019s also used to treat certain types of moderate to severe acne scars in people older than 21.\nIt\u2019s used on the cheeks, nose, lips, chin, and around the mouth.\nThe procedure takes 15 to 60 minutes.\nThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Bellafill in 2006 to treat nasolabial folds and in 2014 for the treatment of certain types of acne scars.\nBellafill treatments are administered in-office by a trained professional.\nYou can return to your normal activities immediately after treatment.\nIn 2016, the cost per syringe of Bellafill was $859.\nResults are noticeable immediately after injection.\nResults last up to five years.\nWhat is Bellafill\nBellafill is a long-lasting, FDA-approved dermal filler. It contains collagen, which is a naturally occurring substance in the skin, and tiny polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) beads.\nBellafill, formerly called Artefill, was first approved by the FDA in 2006 for treating nasolabial folds. In 2014 the FDA approved it for the treatment of certain types of moderate to severe acne scars. Like many other fillers and drugs, Bellafill also offers off-label uses. It\u2019s being used to fill other lines and wrinkles, and for nonsurgical nose, chin, and cheek augmentation procedures.\nThough Bellafill is generally safe, anyone considering using it is required to have a skin test first. It\u2019s not recommended for:\nanyone under 21\npeople with severe allergies\nthose allergic to bovine collagen\nanyone with a medical condition that causes irregular scarring\nDermal fillers, including Bellafill, are priced per syringe. 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These symptoms are temporary and resolve within a week.\nBellafill is not covered by health insurance, but many plastic surgeons offer financing plans.\nBellafill contains a bovine collagen solution and PMMA, which is a thermoplastic material that is purified to create tiny balls called microspheres. Each injection also contains a small amount of lidocaine, an anesthetic, to make you more comfortable.\nWhen Bellafill is injected into your skin, your body absorbs the collagen and the microspheres remain in place. It works to provide continued support after the collagen has been absorbed by your body and replaced with your own.\nProcedure for Bellafill\nBefore your Bellafill procedure, your doctor will want a complete medical history including information on any allergies and medical conditions that you may have. You will also be required to have a skin test to see if you have an allergy to bovine collagen. A small amount of highly purified collagen gel will be injected into your forearm and you will remain in the office to check for a reaction. The FDA recommends that this test be performed four weeks before treatment with Bellafill, but some doctors do it the day before or even the day of treatment.\nWhen you are ready for your Bellafill procedure, your doctor may mark the area or areas being treated. The filler will then be injected into your skin and you will see immediate results. Each syringe contains a small amount of lidocaine to help numb any pain after injection. You may be able to have a numbing cream applied to the area before injection if you\u2019re concerned about pain.\nThe amount of time your procedure takes depends on the area you\u2019re having treated. This can be anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes. Multiple areas can be treated during one appointment. For best results, your doctor may recommend a follow-up treatment after six weeks.\nTargeted areas for Bellafill\nBellafill was approved for the treatment of nasolabial folds and certain types of moderate to severe acne scars on the cheeks. However, it has several off-label uses. It\u2019s now commonly used to:\nplump the lips as a lip filler\ncorrect small to moderate nose bumps and deviations\ncontour the chin and cheeks\nBellafill is also used to treat other deep facial lines and wrinkles, and wrinkled or sagging earlobes.\nAre there any risks or side effects\nAs with any procedure, you may experience side effects after a Bellafill procedure. Common side effects include:\nswelling, bruising, or bleeding at the injection site\nlumps or asymmetry\nfeeling the filler under the skin\nunder- or overcorrection of wrinkles\nMost of the side effects usually resolve on their own within the first week. Some people have reported experiencing these side effects for as long as three months, but this is rare.\nSee your doctor if you experience any side effects that are severe or last more than a week, or if you experience symptoms of infection, such as fever and muscle aches.\nGranulomas are a very rare possible side effect of Bellafill. The incidence of granulomas after the injection of bovine collagen is reported to be approximately 0.04 to 0.3 percent.\nWhat to expect after Bellafill?\nMost people are able to return to their normal activities immediately after receiving Bellafill. Results are immediate and last up to five years for rejuvenation procedures and up to one year for the treatment of acne scars. 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        "raw_content": "Police Issue CCTV After Bletchley Riots\nThames Valley Police is appealing for the public\u2019s help to identify 10 people it would like to speak to in connection with a serious disorder incident in Bletchley.\nCCTV images have been released as part of the investigation into the disorder on Tuesday 9 August.\nNine people have already been arrested in connection with the disorders in Bletchley and Milton Keynes, which involved incidences of shoplifting, criminal damage and public order offences. Of the nine, eight have been charged and one remains on bail.\nDet Sgt Susan Herbert said: \u201cIt is important that we identify and speak to the people pictured in the CCTV images in connection with our ongoing investigation. We would also like to speak to a man who was ordering food at the Golden Palace restaurant in Queensway on the night of the disorder, who was there when those involved in the disorder came into the premises. I would urge him to come forward as soon as possible as he may hold important information in relation to the inquiry.\u201d\nIf you recognise any of the people in the CCTV images, please contact Det Sgt Herbert via the 24-hour Police Enquiry Centre on 0845 8 505 505, quoting URN 383 of 28 September. If you don\u2019t want to speak to police or leave your name, please call the charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.",
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        "raw_content": "Before, parents who needed one had to call Durham Public Schools to schedule one in advance.\n\u201cThis has been a long time coming,\u201d McCurley said. \u201cI\u2019ve been here for 10 years, and it\u2019s been an issue for 10 years.\u201d\nThe growth in Latino students means Hispanic parents show up at school board meetings more frequently now to advocate for their children. They have often brought their own interpreters because they didn\u2019t know to call in advance or made the decision to attend a board meeting at the last minute.\nMcCurley said parents also felt a lot of anxiety about calling to request an interpreter, then not attending a meeting due to some unforeseen circumstance.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve been really careful about asking for interpreters because sometimes life happens,\u201d McCurley said. \u201cWe got scolded once because we asked for an interpreter and the interpreter wasn\u2019t needed. No one else feels this kind of pressure.\u201d\nA spokesman for DPS said the district is committed to its Hispanic students and their families.\n\u201cGoing forward, DPS will be providing Spanish-language interpretation support at every board meeting and work session without requiring anyone to request it ahead of time,\u201d said DPS spokesman Chip Sudderth. \u201cAs part of the implementation of our new Strategic Plan, our board authorized our request to fund three additional interpreter positions across our district.\u201d\nDurham principal \u2019100 percent\u2019 sure school will reach new, ambitious academic goals\nOther school districts across the Triangle handle interpreters like DPS has in the past.\nIn Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (CHCCS), for example, interpreters must be requested in advance. CHCCS spokesman Jeff Nash said the district will ask interpreters to attend meetings when large numbers of non-English speakers are expected to attend a meeting. The same is true in Orange County Schools and the Wake County Public Schools System.\nBeyond board meetings\nHispanic students now make up 31 percent of DPS\u2019 enrollment, the highest percentage of area school districts. They trail black students, who are 46 percent of students, by 15 percentage points. Ten years ago, Hispanics made up only 17 percent of the student population.\nAt Holt Elementary Language Academy, where the focus is global studies and foreign language and roughly half the students are Latino, Principal Donya Jones is already living the future.\n\u201cAbout 80 percent of the traffic that comes through our office in the morning need translation,\u201d Jones said.\nThe bulk of that work falls on one Spanish-speaking coordinator who handles most of that traffic. Holt has a few other bilingual staffers and families help each other with language issues.\n\u201cWe could use more help,\u201d Jones said.\nShe said the move by DPS to add require interpreters at board meetings is a good one.\n\u201cIf we\u2019re going to be talking to them about their children, we need to be talking to them in their language,\u201d Jones said.\nIn response to the growing Hispanic population, DPS has increased staffing in its ESL Resource Center, which supports Spanish-speaking families. It will get three new staffers this year at a cost of $150,000 to bring the total number to 21.\nAnd Superintendent Pascal Mubenga has pledged as part of his five-year strategic plan to increase the number of educators and staff members who identify as Hispanic from 3 percent to 10 percent by 2023.\nTony Macias, a member of tilde, a Durham-based language a cooperative that advances language justice by providing interpreting, translation, training and consulting services, said it\u2019s important that interpreters are hired to do only one job.\n\u201cWhen you have them to just interpret, that frees up other bilingual staff to contribute in the way they were hired to do instead of constantly being pulled away to interpret,\u201d Macias said.\nHe said tilde provides some services for groups such as Parent-Teacher Organizations for free, but hopes to build the business so that members of the co-op can earn a living.\nIn addition to interpreters, school board member Matt Sears would like to provide child care during meetings to increase participation among Hispanics and others who might otherwise find it difficult to attend.\n\u201cTo me, that\u2019s a valuable and doable service we could provide to get valued community engagement at our board meetings,\u201d he said.\nFor McCurley, the commitment to have interpreters at school board meetings is an appreciated first step\n\u201cI see a willingness to change now,\u201d McCurley said. \u201cI see an openness now for the conversation.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "ADHM was cleared, but what will be the fate of SRK\u2019s Raees and Dear Zindagi?\nWith IMPPA\u2019s decision to ban Pakistani artists and technicians, the future of films starring actors from across the border seems bleak.\nActor Mahira Khan\u2019s film Raees has reportedly been postponed.(HT Photo)\nKaran Johar\u2019s Ranbir Kapoor-Anushka Sharma starrer Ae Dil Hai Mushkil has been cleared for release on its scheduled date, 28th October - but not without conditions. The film landed in trouble after the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) called for a ban on all Pakistani actors following the Uri attacks in September. The film will now carry a tribute message for fallen Indian soldiers.\nBut while Ae Dil is the first to be targeted, there are several upcoming Bollywood movies that could face similar problems, the most prominent being Shah Rukh Khan\u2019s Raees, currently scheduled for a January 27th release.\nWon\u2019t allow films with Pak actors to be screened: MNS\nIf you remove Shah Rukh from Dear Zindagi then there is no film: Alia Bhatt\n\u201c\u201cShah Rukh\u2019s film is introducing Pakistani actor Mahira Khan. After the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) asked all Pakistani actors to return to their country in the wake of the Uri attacks, the makers are now worried this development can severely affect the business of the film,\u201d says the insider.\nTP Aggarwal, President of IMPPA says, \u201cWe have passed a resolution that people who have already made the film won\u2019t be affected by this. If the producers have completed, we will not have any problem with them but if the work is not done and they are in the position to change the actors, then they should do that.\u201d\nBesides Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, which stars actor Fawad Khan, filmmaker Gauri Shinde\u2019s upcoming Dear Zindagi, with Ali Zafar in supporting role and Rahul Dholakia\u2019s Raees with Mahira could be affected because of the public sentiment.\nActor Fawad Khan with actor Ranbir Kapoor in a still from the film Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.\nThere were rumours that actor Ajay Devgn\u2019s upcoming film Shivaay has a Pakistani artist, but his team was quick to clarify. \u201cThere are media reports doing the rounds that Pakistani actress Saba Qamar is making her debut with Shivaay. we would like to clarify that actress Saba Qamar or any other Pakistani actor/ actress is not a part of Shivaay,\u201d the film\u2019s publicist said.\nFilmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar, whose film Calender Girls had a plot in which a Pakistani actor leaves India after protests , says it is important to respect IMPPA\u2019s decision.\n\u201cIMPPA comprises of people who are very senior and it is a very old organisation. It is important to respect the decision because right now the situation is very hostile and it is basically a lot of emotional things are going in the Indian masses. We always believe art has no boundary but lot of Pakistani actors who are known should condemn every kind of terrorism. When actors condemn Paris and Istanbul attacks, why can\u2019t they condemn attacks in India. Terrorism has no religion. Someone who is a fan of Pakistani singers can die in such attacks. Right now it is important to understand the emotion that is there in the masses,\u201d says Bhandarkar.\n\u201cIMPPA has said the films which are complete they will not touch. These films have almost finished shooting and cannot change anything. Raees and Dear Zindagi are 95% complete, so I don\u2019t think they will be affected. Besides these, all these artists are not the main star attraction in the film,\u201d says filmmaker Komal Nahata.\nDear Zindagi is made with a budget of Rs 15 crore, Ae dil Mushkil with 55 crores and Raees has Rs 50 crore riding on his. Film distributor Sanjay Ghai says the loss for Bollywood could be visible after the release of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.\nShah Rukh Khan with actor Ali Zafar and rest of Dear Zindagi cast.\n\u201cThis loss will start with Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. People don\u2019t know what IMPPA is but there is a feeling of protest in the audience. Even if footfalls are not affected, there are chances of people entering the theatre and causing damage to the property. While the release might not bear the brunt, the success of the film will be affected,\u201d says Ghai.",
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        "raw_content": "Home> Publications & Directories> Perspectives on History> Issues> December 2006> AHA Today> December 2006 AHR now online\nDecember 2006 AHR now online\nThe December issue of the American Historical Review is now available on-line at the History Cooperative:\nThe issue has articles on the impact of Woodrow Wilson\u2019s vision in Asia, smoking in the Ottoman Empire, child welfare in early twentieth century Bohemia, and public healing in modern Africa. It should be noted that all four articles are transnational in scope, and thus serve as a fitting prelude to a new feature of the journal: an AHR Conversation on transnational history (about which, more below).\nIn \u201cImagining Woodrow Wilson in Asia: Dreams of East-West Harmony and the Revolt against Empire in 1919,\u201d Erez Manela examines how intellectual elites in China and India began to see this president as a statesman who could transform international relations heretofore based on imperialism and domination into patterns of comity and equality, largely through the League of Nations. For in that body, Asian nations would be members on an equal footing with those of the West. Manela\u2019s article expands our view of the international history of 1919 beyond the usual concern with the deliberations and decisions of the Paris Peace Conference. It suggests a path for integrating the transformative developments that took place in Asian societies into the wider international and transnational contexts of the period.\nHistorians have recently begun to wonder whether they can talk about \u201cearly modern\u201d history on a worldwide scale. In \u201cSmoking and \u201cEarly Modern\u201d Sociability: The Great Tobacco Debate in the Ottoman Middle East (Seventeenth to Eighteenth Centuries),\u201d James Grehan argues that this sort of global periodization can be seen in cultural history, in particular in the growth of a public culture of entertainment, sustained by a diffusion of new consumer goods\u2014mainly coffee, tea, and tobacco. The last was especially popular in the Middle East, and recognizing the sociability that grew up around smoking is crucial for our understanding of this region, which is often mistakenly and simplistically depicted as essentially \u201cIslamic.\u201d In particular, it offers a corrective insight into a culture that was hardly as static, rigid and under the thrall of religious authorities as the label implies. The article shows that ordinary people, as much as religious scholars, played an active role in shaping and redefining cultural norms and religious expectations.\nIn \u201c\u2018Each nation only cares for its own\u2019: Empire, Nation, and Child Welfare Activism in the Bohemian Lands, 1900\u20131918,\u201d Tara Zahra tells the story of how child welfare activists in the Bohemian lands built a nationally segregated welfare system in the context of a multinational empire. German and Czech nationalist activists in this region competed for the loyalties of a bilingual and nationally mixed population, using education as a lure. During the social crisis of the First World War, Austrian government officials, in the hope of buttressing the state\u2019s own flagging legitimacy, turned to these same nationalist welfare activists to build and manage an ambitious new Ministry for Social Welfare. But far from being disaffected, Czech and German nationalists in the late Austrian Empire willingly served as the state\u2019s own trusted agents. This article not only offers a new perspective on the relationship of nation, empire and state in Central and Eastern Europe, it also challenges established narratives of welfare-state formation during World War I as a top-down process of state initiative and intervention into the private realm of the family.\n\u201cConjuring the Modern in Africa: Durability and Rupture in Histories of Public Healing between the Great Lakes of East Africa,\u201d by David L. Schoenbrun, argues that colonial and postcolonial studies of modernity tend to sever precolonial history from what comes after it. He confronts this historiographical divide by presenting a long-term history of persistent clusters of meanings and practices relating to public healing in the African region of the Great Lakes. In the last millennium and beyond, the practice of public healing, and the ideas of health and power it repeatedly enacts, have worked against other forms of authority rooted in intensive agricultural systems, centralized and expansionist monarchies, commodified economies, colonial states, and professional medicine. By analyzing a single field of historical experience, public healing, this article cuts across the tight spaces of ethnicity and deepens otherwise shallow chronologies to reveal a hetero-temporal modern Africa that contrasts with the hybrid or alternative modernity so prevalent in the literature. By relying on narratives from overlooked historical actors and unconventional sources, Schoenbrun raises new questions about the basis of moral community and the sources of collective well-being in Africa today.\nFinally, a new feature makes its appearance in this issue, which we are calling an AHR Conversation. Titled \u201cOn Transnational History,\u201d our first such conversation is the transcript of an online discussion among six scholars, moderated by the AHR Editor, on an approach to history that has become something of a buzz-word in the writing and teaching of history. The conversation, which began in May and ended in October, offers a wide range of perspectives and insights that should allow readers to reflect on the possibilities and challenges of doing history in a global age.\nReaders should note that this issue no longer lists Maria Bucur as Associate Editor. Indeed, Maria left that position, after three years of brilliant and energetic service, this last August. The AHR has had a tradition of extraordinary and extraordinarily active Associate Editors, and Maria set a new standard in this respect. Her worthy successor is Sarah Knott, a historian of colonial and early national America and the Atlantic World. 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        "raw_content": "Despite the name, I am not talking about the state in the Southern United States. There is a whole other country coincidentally called Georgia located on the Black Sea near Turkey. The name \u201cGeorgia\u201d is probably a corruption of the Persian name for the people there, gur\u011f\u0101n. There is also a theory put out there that the people loved the legend of St. George and the Dragon. In any case, they were devoutly Orthodox Christian country with a reputation for being fierce warriors. Their rulers also claimed to be descended from King David, the second king of Israel. Yes, that David.\nTamar was born in 1166 CE to King Georgi III and his wife, Burdukhan. Tamar was the couple\u2019s first child. There are mentions of a sister named Rusudan, but they are few and far between. As the firstborn, Tamar was declared her father\u2019s heir and co-ruler at the tender age of twelve. A few years prior, Georgi had to put down a rebellion led by his cousin, Demna. Demna was captured and blinded and castrated and pitched into prison. This was a custom similar to the Byzantines, who believed a man must be \u201cwhole\u201d before he could rule. Demna didn\u2019t last long in prison and died soon after. However, the discontent among the nobility that fueled the rebellion did not die. Georgi attempted to suppress it by raising new families to the nobility and emphasizing that Tamar was his heir. If Georgi had any doubts about elevating his teen aged daughter, he allayed them by saying \u201cOne knows a lion by its claws and Tamar by her actions.\u201d\nThe two ruled together jointly until Georgi\u2019s death in 1184. Tamar became the sole monarch in Georgia and was crowned a second time at the Gelati cathedral near the city of Kutaisi. She was called a \u201cking\u201d in their language as she ruled alone and not as a consort. However, she was the first female rule in the country and that just stoked the fires of rebellion in the nobility. In several stories, this is glossed over in light of her later achievements. However, Tamar was forced in short order to deal with the rebels and she did so in a decisive manner. One legend tells of how she sent two women to stall the rebels by pretending to negotiate long enough for her to gather her army. They were eventually pardoned, but not until their titles and wealth had been stripped.\nDespite this violent beginning, Tamar wanted to rule well. She called a Holy Synod, a council of all the religious leaders in the country to decide important religious questions of the day. Conveniently, after the Synod was finished all the clergy who had opposed her found themselves out of a job. With the Church firmly behind her, Tamar married. Unfortunately, the choice of Yuri, the son of Prince Andrei Bogoliubsky of Vladimir-Suzdal, was disastrous. Yuri was quite handsome and a valiant soldier, however, he was also a first class jerk. After his marriage was solemnized, Yuri was never found sober and he was a mean drunk. He was constantly picking fights, sleeping with anyone he could managed to get into bed and publicly insulting his wife for not conceiving a child. Worse, he was constantly trying to get the country into war with their Muslim neighbors for no other reason than he was bored. Tamar was quietly consolidating her power, and soon had had enough of her drunken ass of a husband and did the unthinkable. In a devoutly Christian country where divorce was considered illegal, Tamar convinced the Orthodox Church to give her a divorce from Yuri. He was accused of addiction to drunkenness and sodomy and packed off to Constantinople. He attempted a couple of coup d\u2019etats by raising mercenary armies made up of wayward Vikings, Turks and disgruntled nobles. All his attempts were put down by his ex-wife\u2019s army, which was headed by her new husband Prince David Soslan. David was not only an excellent general but also quite handsome, described by Tamar\u2019s aunt as \u201cHewn from stone and reared on wolf\u2019s milk.\u201d Damn. The couple had two children together, the future Georgi IV and a daughter named Rusudan, who would also become \u201cQueen of Kings\u201d after her brother\u2019s death.\nAt this time, a period of expansionism began in Georgia. This mostly to give the nobles something to do besides try to take over Tamar\u2019s throne. Idle hands are the devil\u2019s workplace and all. Under her rule, the Georgia began reclaiming fortresses and districts which had been previously conquered by the Ildenizids and the Shirvanshah. Georgia\u2019s military successes were so great, the Islamic world decided to send a unified force to defeat them. It was led by Sultan Rukn al-Din, and to say he was arrogant was an understatement. He sent Tamar a lovely letter stating his intentions. He started off with a bang saying \u201cevery woman is feeble of mind,\u201d and went onto demand Tamar immediately surrender and either convert to Islam to become his wife or stay Christian and become his concubine. Well. Isn\u2019t he sweet? The Georgian court wasn\u2019t pleased with this message, and in fact one of the nobles present when it was delivered hauled off and punched the messenger. Despite these demands, Tamar did neither of these things and promptly handed him his ass at the battle of Basiani.\nBetween battles, Tamar influenced much of Georgian culture. The national Georgian epic, The Knight in the Panther\u2019s Skin, was said to be inspired by her. The capital of Tblisi was flooded with gold and silver pouring in from their conquered lands, and became an important crossroads between East and West. She also endowed many churches and monasteries, and in the new monasteries the captured battle flags from the Muslim armies she conquered hung as trophies. 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        "raw_content": "HKFP Law Blog \u2022 HKFP Voices \u2022 Politics & Protest\nOn 30 November, the Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal of Leung Chung-hang and Yau Wai-ching, and found that the pair had automatically vacated their office as Legislative Councillors on 12 October. Accordingly the President of the Legislative Council had no power to give them a second chance to take the Oath of Office again.\nThis no doubt encouraged the Chief Executive and the Secretary for Justice to bring even more applications for judicial review in order to disqualify legislators not to their liking and distort the already skewed balance of power in Legco.\nThe Interpretation by the Standing Committee of the National People\u2019s Congress (NPCSC) and the Court of Appeal decision have at least two very far reaching consequences: (1) the Court of Appeal decided that despite the usual non-intervention approach under the separation of powers principle, it has the constitutional duty to intervene in cases concerning the validity of the Oath under Article 104 of the Basic Law; (2) the courts must accept the NPCSC Interpretation (\u201cthe Interpretation\u201d) and have no jurisdiction to deal with arguments as to its scope or effect.\nThe first point means that from now on, the government or any voter may challenge a legislator by saying that his Oath was not \u201csincere\u201d or not \u201csolemn\u201d (words used in the Interpretation).\nEven if the Oath has been accepted by the Legco President, the court must still intervene and conduct \u201ca full merit review\u201d (the term used by the Chief Judge in paragraph 39 of the Court of appeal Judgment) in order to decide objectively if the Oath was valid according to law. This has far reaching implications.\nPhoto: Catherine Lai/HKFP.\nJust consider this. Every politician has enemies who will be quick to question his go0d faith. A full merit review mean that the scope is not confined to the 30 seconds of the Oath taking. His political enemies may trawl through every comment on Facebook or every activity he attended as evidence to contradict his Oath.\nThis is exactly what the Returning Officer did in his explanatory statement for disqualifying and disbelieving Edward Leung when he wanted to run as a candidate in the September Legco election.\nTake this example. The elected legislator has in the past opposed national security legislation under Article 23 or protested against NPCSC Interpretation under Article 158. Is he being \u201csincere\u201d or \u201csolemn\u201d in swearing that he will uphold the Basic Law?\nDoes upholding the Basic Law mean embracing every provision and every NPCSC Interpretation? The legislator has to give evidence and be cross-examined in court, which can be a harrowing and time-consuming experience. How does a judge adjudicate on matters such as \u201csincerity\u201d \u201csolemnity\u201d \u201cupholding\u201d or \u201callegiance\u201d?\nSixtus \u201cBaggio\u201d Leung, one of the three whose oaths were rejected. Photo: Stanley Leung/HKFP\nFurther, the Interpretation has added words \u201cand its\u201d such that allegiance is required not only to the SAR of the PRC but to the PRC and its SAR. Interestingly, the Court of Appeal says the issue of compliance, i.e. whether a person has validly taken the oath, only admits of one right answer.\nIf the legislator loses the judicial challenge, the election result and the peoples\u2019 wishes are set aside, by-elections have to be held, the balance of power upset and the court is embroiled in all this mess. Even if the legislator survives the judicial challenge, just think of the cost, time and energy wasted in the process.\nThe court held that Leung and Yau \u201cdeclined\u201d to take the Oath on 12 October and automatically vacated their office as from that date by operation of law. The Legco secretariat is taking steps to reclaim all payments as from 1 October.\nThere are at least four more pending judicial reviews by the government. What if these four are disqualified six months or more down the road, will they have to repay everything? And what about the votes they cast in the meantime?\nThe second point is made in paragraphs 57 to 59 of the Court of Appeal Judgment. They say that the court has no jurisdiction to deal with arguments as to the scope and effect of the Interpretation. This is even more worrying than the first point.\nDuring submissions, the Chief Judge is reported to have criticized Hectar Pun SC, Counsel for Leung, when the latter submitted that the Interpretation was making local law and hence exceeded the ambit of Article 158. The Chief Judge said that was arrogance and ignorance of common law lawyers and asked for evidence from a Mainland civil law expert.\nSuch criticism is perplexing. The court is not being asked to rule on Mainland civil law or to understand the Interpretation by applying Mainland civil law. Hong Kong courts and judges can only operate within the common law system.\nArticle 158 of the Basic Law authorizes the Hong Kong courts to use common law when interpreting provisions in the Basic Law. The Interpretation which \u201cinterprets\u201d the Basic Law has become part of Hong Kong law and its scope and effect can only be applied by the Hong Kong courts using common law.\nSenior Counsel was making a perfectly valid point when he submitted that the Interpretation, in detailing what it means to \u201cdecline\u201d to take the oath, has supplemented the word \u201cdecline\u201d, which only appears in section 21 of the Oaths and Declaration Ordinance but not in Article 104 of the Basic Law.\nIf the court, when applying the common law, is \u201caudacious\u201d enough to find that part of the Interpretation exceeds the ambit of Article 158 and is thus not binding on the Hong Kong courts, this may bring about another Interpretation overturning that outcome, but that does not mean that the Hong Kong court should apply Mainland law. It is not a matter of arrogance or ignorance, it is simply due to the difference in the two systems.\nIt is important to remember other provisions in the Basic Law. Article 17 provides that Hong Kong has independent legislative powers and if the NPCSC finds a law to be non-conforming, it may return the same, but shall not amend it.\nArticle 18 provides that national laws that apply to Hong Kong must go through Annex III. Thus the NPCSC cannot legislate for Hong Kong under the guise of interpreting the Basic Law. But if, as the Court of Appeal says, it has no jurisdiction to entertain arguments that the Interpretation has amended our local law and hence exceeded its remit, it is ignoring the protection given to us by Articles 17 and 18.\nThe Basic Law is our mini constitution. It has to be implemented through enactment of local laws. The recent NPCSC Interpretation seeks to interpret the words \u201cin accordance with law\u201d in Article 104. 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        "raw_content": "Home / News Updates / UWP Calls on Labour Party to stop Working against the South\nUWP Calls on Labour Party to stop Working against the South\nRehani Isidore May 23, 2017\tNews Updates, Top Stories 1 Comment\nOver the last several weeks and months the United Workers Party has noted with increasing concern, as the Saint Lucia Labour Party, in various guises campaigned against the much needed development in the south, in particular the DSH project.\nSome of the language used by the SLP has been startling, calling for chaos in our beloved peaceful country, especially by the representative for Vieux Fort South. Dr. Anthony seems to have learned little from the repercussions of his careless opposition rhetoric back in 2010.\nBased on his most recent TV interview with the chairman of his party show host Claudius Francis, Saint Lucians can now be thoroughly convinced that all Dr. Anthony cares about are his own narrow political interest and not the people. 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They have overseen a south where unemployment levels have risen, where negative migration has increased and where crime has reached levels never seen before.\nWe agree with Prime Minister Allen Chastanet when he said that \u201cKenny Anthony promised a pathway out of Bruceville but all he managed to build was a road into Bruceville.\u201d\nWithin a year of being in office the United Workers Party Government has already been able to gain the confidence of several investors for developments in the south among them:\n* The Pearl of the Caribbean Project\n* The OJO Labs AI Training and Call Centre\n* The continuation of Range Master Development in Black Bay\nWe also saw the establishment of the CHTTI Training Institute for young people and we know that Government is working on the redevelopment of the Hewannorra International Airport.\nNever before in the history of our island has the south received this much attention and The United Workers Party calls on the Government to stay on course and not be deterred by threats from the Labour Party who continue to try to scare investors away. 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        "raw_content": "Take Action in support of flying Palestinian flag at Kildare County Council\nKildare County Councillors will vote on Monday 29th May on a motion which will allow the Palestinian flag to be flown above the Council offices for a week in June. Independent Cllr Joanne Pender has proposed a motion which acknowledges recent moves in the D\u00e1il towards full recognition of the state of Palestine and asks Councillors to supporting flying the flag for a week in June to mark 50 years of occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. The motion also references the 1,600 Palestinian prisoners incarcerated in Israeli jails who are on the sixth week of a hunger strike \u2026 Continue reading \u2192\nPosted May 22, 2017 in Apartheid, Gaza, Human Rights, Kildare, Maynooth, Naas, National Rights, Newbridge, Palestinian Citizens of Israel, Political Rights, Press releases, Prisoners, Refugees, West Bank.\nA new series of talks on Palestine organised by Kildare IPSC\nThe Kildare branch of the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) are delighted to announce a series of talks on Palestine and the Israeli occupation will take place in Naas over the next two months. The talks will take place on Monday evenings in the Town House Hotel at 8pm. The talks are free of charge though contributions will be gratefully accepted on the night. We\u2019ve managed to put together a great line up of speakers who are all experts on the Palestinian situation. Below is the list of events, dates, and short bios of the speakers. We look forward to seeing you \u2026 Continue reading \u2192\nPosted September 28, 2016 in education, Event, Human Rights, Kildare, Naas, National Rights, Newbridge, palestine education, Palestinian Culture, Political Rights, Press releases, Public Meeting.",
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        "raw_content": "Carr & Earl, Fenham Barracks, Newcastle \u2013 October 2009\nCarr & Earl occupy the vehicle repair depot at Fenham Barracks on a lease, which contained an option to purchase. We were instructed by Carr & Earl to act on their behalf in agreeing a price with the landlord.\nThe case was complicated because the definition of value in the lease was not clear. The landlord went to considerable expense of obtaining an opinion from one of the most respected property barristers in the UK. The opinion concluded that \u201chope value\u201d could be considered when determining the price.\nThe landlord then produced some planning advice, which concluded that it may be possible to secure planning consent for the redevelopment of the site for student accommodation. Because of this, the landlord argued that the price should be over \u00a31M.\nDevelopment Planning Partnership (DPP) in Newcastle gave us some planning advice. This concluded that the site was in an area zoned for employment use and securing planning consent for a change of use to student accommodation would not be straight forward. Because of this, we could not agree the price and the matter had to be referred to an Independent Expert for a determination.\nThe landlord\u2019s surveyor argued that as planning permission for student accommodation could be secured then the Expert should reflect \u201chope value\u201d in the valuation figure. We submitted that, because there was serious doubt that planning permission would be granted, no one would pay \u201chope value\u201d, particularly in the current market. More importantly, we carried out a full assessment of the student housing market in Newcastle and identified an oversupply of sites that already had planning permission for student accommodation. This made the site even less attractive to that sector of the market.\nThe Expert ultimately awarded a price of \u00a3600,000, which was much closer to our opinion than that of the landlord\u2019s surveyor. We had offered around 10% more than this figure during the negotiations so not only did we win with the Expert, we also achieved a price that was less than we were prepared to pay.\nPaul Reed, Dealer Principal of Fawdington commented \u201cAndy Tucker has helped us with property related issues for over the last 10 years, during which time we have been very pleased with his advice. We all thought that this would be a straight forward job and that there would be little difficulty agreeing a price with the landlord or his surveyor. Unfortunately, things became very complicated when the concept of \u201chope value\u201d was introduced.\n\u201cAt the outset Andy Tucker advised us that the value should be somewhere between \u00a3550,000 and \u00a3650,000. We were prepared to pay \u00a3650,000 to avoid the extra costs of the Independent Expert proceedings. The landlord\u2019s surveyor asked the Expert to award a figure of \u00a31,077,500 but the Award was just \u00a3600,000!\u201d\n\u201cI was very pleased with the outcome and whilst the cost of the process was an \u201ceye opener\u201d, the end result meant that the costs were easily absorbed by the saving. We did the right thing and followed Andy Tucker\u2019s advice to run with the Independent Expert determination.\u201d\n\u201cI have learnt through many years of dealing with the premium BMW brand that, as a customer, you get what you pay for. On this occasion, I happened to be the customer and it was certainly worth paying for this service\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "Dr. James Kelly and his team have earned a reputation for surgical excellence after helping thousands of cataract surgery patients achieve restored vision at all distances! Here are the answers to our most frequently ask questions\u2026\nCan cataracts come back after surgery?\nNo. When they are gone, they\u2019re gone. A small number of patients will benefit from a one-time, 60-second, painless laser procedure at some point after the surgery if the capsule holding the new IOL gets cloudy (this is also covered by insurance).\nIf you would like to learn more about cataracts, please give us a call, or reach out to us on social media!",
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        "raw_content": "The next phase, now under way, directly affects the Davis Bottom community.\n\"There was history in the area that should be brought to the attention of a broader Kentucky audience,\" said Kary Stackelbeck, archeology review coordinator for the project. \"It was a monumental effort,\" she said, which resulted in several works:\n\u25a0 A one-hour documentary by producer Thomas Law of Voyageur Group, Inc., Davis Bottom: Rare History, Valuable Lives, which will be shown on KET in coming months and includes the area's brush with fame.\n\u25a0 An oral history DVD, Davis Bottom: Living Memories, with three hours of resident interviews;\n\u25a0 A companion website with information, images and educational materials; and, a digital archive of materials used in the project.\n[See the University of Kentucky Archaeological Survey's Davis Bottom History Preservation Project]\n\"When we started, we said, here is this poor and lower-middle-class neighborhood; what story is there to tell?\" said project director David Pollack, director of the Kentucky Archaeological Survey. \"Every neighborhood has a history and a story to tell.\"\nThe story Davis Bottom revealed was not only how it became home to generations of black, European and Appalachian families, who came in search of a better life, but also how those groups forged a bond that still exists today.\n\"The story is these people,\" Pollack said.\nDavis Bottom, home of the Nathaniel United Methodist Mission, was established when William Willard Davis, a Republican attorney, land speculator and civil rights advocate, bought 43 lots in a swampy bottom land that were sold to blacks after the Civil War. 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        "raw_content": "\u2018They cannot wait us out\u2019, Pompeo tells Taliban\nThe US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said that the Taliban cannot wait the US out of Afghanistan as he reaffirmed Washington\u2019s full support to Afghanistan, particularly to Afghan-led peace process.\nSpeaking during a press conference with President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, Pompeo said \u201cThe strategy has sent a clear message too to the Taliban \u2013 they cannot wait us out \u2013 and we are beginning to see the results both on the battlefield where the Taliban\u2019s momentum is slowing and in the prospects for peace with them.\u201d\nPompeo further added \u201cNow, more than ever, the United States stands as an enduring partner for Afghanistan. It\u2019s been almost one year since President Trump announced the new South Asia strategy. It features a conditions-based approach and the removal of artificial timelines and arbitrary troop ceilings.\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019re working with the Afghan Government and security forces to set the conditions to produce a safer, more secure Afghanistan which is Afghan-led and Afghan-owned,\u201d he added.\nThe Secretary of State further added \u201cYou should know that the peace process is the same. The United States will support, facilitate, and participate in these peace discussions, but peace must be decided by the Afghans and settled among them.\u201d\n\u201cWe expect that these peace talks will include a discussion of the role of international actors and forces,\u201d he said, adding that \u201cI came here today to learn the progress that we\u2019d made in each of the dimensions. My conclusion from this visit is that the President\u2019s strategy is indeed working. Our South Asia strategy has sent a clear message to the Afghan peoples and its security services that we will support them as they continue to fight to defend their country and their people.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "\"As Art Buyer and Producer I've had the pleasure of working with Michael on commercial and lifestyle photo shoots; Michael consistently amazes me with the quality of his work and the speed in which he delivers it. The professionalism, hard work, and quite frankly\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthe fun\u00e2\u20ac\u201dthat he puts into a job is hard to match. Michael will not fail to deliver. He is one of the truest and humanly alive people I know.\" - Jeff Steep, Executive Director, Motion + Print, Industry Artist Management | Pier 59 Studios\n\"Michael Khachadoorian is one of the most focused, detail-oriented photographers I've worked with. I had the pleasure of working with Khach for almost 3 years at Converse and have/will continue to hire and work with him. Khach was instrumental in developing the Converse photo studio and the aesthetic that now defines all of our product photography. He was also a huge part of the success of capturing our brand and lifestyle photography. Beyond his undeniable ability - he is one of the finest human beings that I have had the pleasure meeting. Michael will capture magical images and you will enjoy working with him.\" - Brandon Avery, Global Creative Director DTC, Converse\n\"Michael's ability as a photographer doesn't just start and stop at the fact he takes beautiful pictures. It's much more than that. Michael's dedication to a shoot is apparent the minute he gets involved. He believes in collaborating with everyone involved in the shooting process. He is also one of the most knowledgable photographers in this business when it comes to lighting and equipment. And beyond being creatively and technically well-versed, Michael is such a pleasure as a person. His personality wins everyone over, from the talent, to the crew, to the creative. And the best part is, he's genuine. You can't beat that in this business.\" - Samantha Rockman, Rockman Productions\n\"Michael's talent is known across our industry as being superb. He and his team are amazing. During the shoot, ideas and directions were traded with ease, and for our product, the images came out flawlessly with brilliant colors and details. He went the extra mile as well when it came to minor adjustments. The studio was a stress free environment and it was just plain fun to be a part of the process from beginning to end.\" - Zach Den Adel, Graphic Designer, REI",
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        "raw_content": "Think Hard Before Refinancing\nThink Hard Before Refinancing (PDF)386.96 KB\nRefinancing means getting a new mortgage loan on your house that pays off and takes the place of the loans you already have. Many banks and finance companies offer refinancing. Some advertise it on TV and the internet as a \u201cmagic\u201d fix for people with debts because you can take out extra money to pay other bills. Others send offers in the mail, by e-mail or call you on the phone. They make it sound like you can solve your debt problems just by filling out a form.\nRefinancing is tempting, because it can get bill collectors and creditors off your back. But in many cases, it will just dig you into a deeper hole. Be careful!\nRefinancing often has hidden costs and fees, and other loan terms. Even well-known lenders sometimes make unfair refinancing deals. Do not sign a refinancing deal before talking to a trusted financial advisor.\nThe Home Ownership Center (651) 659-9336 (in the metro) or 1-(866) 462-6466 (statewide) www.hocmn.org\nHUD Housing Counseling 1-(800) 569-4287\nThey can tell you about agencies near you that offer credit counseling, foreclosure prevention, and can help you decide if refinancing is a good idea for you.\nDo Not Refinance Your House to Pay Other Bills\nIf you can\u2019t pay your mortgage, you will lose your house. This is much worse than anything that can happen to you for not paying other types of bills, like credit card bills, utility bills, car loans or hospital bills. Failing to pay these bills can\u2019t affect your house.\nA mortgage is a \u201csecured\u201d debt. Secured means that you put up \u201ccollateral.\u201d Collateral is property that the lender can take if you don't pay. Your house is the collateral and you can lose it if you don't pay.\nCredit cards are usually unsecured. If you don't pay, they can sue you, get a judgment, and then take money from your wages or bank account. But they can\u2019t take your house! See our fact sheet, Garnishment and Your Rights.\nThe general rule is, never turn unsecured debt into secured debt. In other words, don't use a home mortgage to pay off your credit cards, medical bills, or other similar debts. If you are thinking about doing this, talk to a credit counselor first to see if it makes sense for you.\nDo Not Let a Debt Collector Talk You into Refinancing\nIt is a debt collector\u2019s job to get their money any way they can. There are other ways to deal with them. See our fact sheet, Your Debt Collection Rights. If they want you to refinance your mortgage loan, just say NO!\nNever Turn Your Car Loan into a Second Mortgage\nIf you can\u2019t pay on a regular car loan, only your car is repossessed. Do not get a mortgage to pay off your car loan!! 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There is no guarantee that you will be able to get a new loan when the payments increase. If your house goes down in value and is worth less than what you owe on your mortgage, it will be impossible for you to refinance and you will be stuck with the high interest rate.\nEven if you are able to get a new loan your principal balance will have increased several thousand dollars because of the fees that go along with 2 different refinancings.\nIf possible, get a fixed rate mortgage that lasts for 30 years. That way you know what the payments will be for the entire time you have the loan.\nOnly Refinance If You Can Get a Lower Interest Rate and More Affordable Payments\nOnly consider refinancing if the new loan has a MUCH lower interest rate (at least 1 full percent) and your payments will be the same or less on the new loan.\nNEVER do it if the refinance has a \u201cballoon payment\u201d. A balloon means you make a low monthly payment for a certain amount of time, and then you have to pay the whole rest of the loan off in one payment. This explains why your payment is low. It's because you\u2019re not paying off the principal, only interest. The balloon payment can be thousands of dollars. If you don't have the money when it comes due, or can't get a new loan to cover it, you will lose your house.\nEven if you can get a loan for it, it\u2019s not a good deal because you have to pay all the fees for refinancing all over again.\nBeware of false promises about government programs\nSome lenders use the \u201cHARP\u201d program as a sales pitch, so that you agree to refinance. The HARP program is also referred to as the Obama program.\nHARP stands for \u201cHome Affordable Refinance Program.\u201d The federal government created it in 2009 to help people get lower mortgage interest rates. The HARP program can be a good deal. But there can still be some problems, like the addition of closing costs to your balance. And some loan officers will say that you qualify for the HARP program and offer to help you apply. But after you agree, they may try to switch to another refinance program. Be sure you completely understand what you sign. Contact a counselor, lawyer, or other independent adviser before signing anything.\nModifying a mortgage is different than refinancing a mortgage\nYou may have also heard about programs for \u201cloan modifications.\u201d A loan modification is not the same as a refinance. When you modify a loan, you agree to make changes in its terms. When you refinance a loan, you get a new loan that pays off the old one. Loan modifications can be a good way to save your home from foreclosure. They can also help make your payments more affordable.\nBeware of people who offer to help you with a loan modification for a cost. Nonprofit organizations will help you with loan modifications at no cost to you.\nIf you want help with a loan modification, call the Home Ownership Center at (651) 659-9336 in the metro or 1 (866) 462-6466 outside the metro. You can also go to their website at www.hocmn.org.\nYou will have to pay certain fees to refinance your mortgage. Most refinancing deals have \u201cpoints,\u201d broker\u2019s fees, title fees, and other charges, in addition to the interest. Make sure you know how much all of these will cost you ahead of time and ask questions about any charge you don\u2019t understand.\nBeware of \u201cextras\u201d like credit insurance, also called mortgage insurance. Credit insurance makes your mortgage payments for you if you can\u2019t because you become disabled, unemployed or die. Credit insurance is a bad idea for most borrowers. But many lenders will try to sneak it in or make it seem that you must buy it in order to get a loan. They make a lot of money from selling that insurance, and it doesn\u2019t do you much good.\nSometimes you don\u2019t have a choice and must pay for credit insurance as part of a mortgage. If so, be sure you understand how it works. You usually have the right to stop paying it after you have made payments for a long enough time. Talk to a credit counselor to find out if you have the right to stop paying for mortgage insurance.\nThe amount of fees you have to pay to get the loan, including all the costs that go with the new loan, should not be more than 2 or 3 percent of the loan amount.\nWatch Out For Prepayment Penalties on Your Old Mortgage\nIf you are thinking about refinancing a loan that you've had for only a few years, ask the loan officer if you have to pay a penalty to pay it off early. 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        "raw_content": "It is a great pleasure to welcome my colleague Mark Burstein into the ranks of university and college presidents, and to congratulate Lawrence University on a wonderful choice. Mark has been a stellar leader as Executive Vice President at Princeton for the past 8 years. He combines a deep commitment to the liberal arts, forged during his undergraduate education at Vassar College, with extensive experience as a senior administrator at Columbia and Princeton. There is no aspect of university life that has not benefited from his stewardship: from architecture to sustainability; from the creative and performing arts to student dining; from rugby fields to parking! He will be greatly missed at Princeton.\nShirley Tilghman, President of Princeton University and Professor of Molecular Biology\nLawrence University chose brilliantly when it selected Mark Burstein as its next president. Mark will bring to Lawrence both a heartfelt appreciation for the values of residential liberal arts education and a masterful understanding of what it takes to run a first-rate institution. That rare combination has made him a respected national leader in higher education and a spectacularly successful Executive Vice President for Princeton. He has contributed lasting and widely appreciated improvements to this University's residential life, its physical campus, and its workplace environment. I am confident that Lawrence will flourish with his leadership.\nChristopher Eisgruber, Princeton Provost and Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Public Affairs in the Woodrow Wilson School and the University Center for Human Values\nWe at Vassar are very proud of our alumnus and trustee Mark Burstein as he accepts the leadership of Lawrence University. Mark has an extraordinary grasp of the breadth of issues facing higher education institutions today and at the same time has a gift for understanding the detailed intricacies of specific complex challenges. He is a warm and generous human being who brings great care and thoughtfulness to his work and his life. I know the members of the Lawrence community will benefit from and enjoy his intellect, energy, passion, and humor just as we at Vassar have. Congratulations, Mark.\nCatharine Hill, President and Professor of Economics, Vassar College\nI\u2019m delighted to learn that Mark Burstein will be the next president of Lawrence University. I worked closely with Mark for three years at Princeton University and benefitted enormously from his leadership and vision. He has a passion for liberal arts education. He also has an extraordinary ability to work with faculty, staff, students, alumni and board members to move an institution forward. From what I know of Lawrence University Mark seems like the perfect fit. I wish him and Lawrence the very best for the future.\nMark Burstein is simply terrific! He is wise and insightful, calm and sensible, bold and imaginative. He is a careful analyst, a visionary strategist, and an inspiring leader. He personifies integrity and high standards, energy and stamina, elegance and grace. He is the best kind of institutional citizen \u2013 fully informed, deeply engaged in shared governance, able to function effectively both at the high level of vision and strategy and the day to day level of detail and implementation. He speaks the language of the liberal arts and cares intensely about the values of a liberal arts institution. Congratulations to Lawrence on an inspired choice!\nNancy Weiss Malkiel Dean of the College, 1987-2011 Professor of History Princeton University\nMark Burstein is ideally suited to become the next president of Lawrence. He has the vision, intellect and experience to be an outstanding leader, and has already demonstrated his ability to work with extraordinary effectiveness at a major university. Equally important, he has a deep commitment to the values of a residential liberal arts education, and is himself a person who embodies those values. He will bring to Lawrence a rare combination of integrity, intellectual capacity, energy, and commitment.\nNeil Rudenstine, former president of Harvard University, board member and Provost of Princeton\nMark Burstein is an important member of the Vassar College Board of Trustees, bringing to the Board\u2019s deliberations his wide and deep understanding of and dedication to the finest in liberal arts education. He is also a close personal friend. Among other things, Mark has been truly instrumental in helping Vassar\u2019s trustees, administration, faculty and students navigate the thorny and difficult task of revising the College\u2019s shared governance. I am confident Mark will be a wonderful and successful president of Lawrence University, and I congratulate Mark and Lawrence University on finding each other.\nWilliam Plapinger, Chair of the Board of Trustees of Vassar College, Partner at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP\nI have had the pleasure of working with Mark Burstein for over eight years and in a variety of capacities, and have come to know him well as a colleague and a friend. Mark has a profound understanding of the broad higher education landscape, and he has a deep appreciation for the value of a liberal arts education. Mark has a collaborative and transparent leadership style, and he has great skill in creating a shared vision among students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the broader community. Lawrence University has made an outstanding selection in Mark as its next president.\nSanjeev Kulkarni, Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Director of the Keller Center, Princeton University\nI am thrilled for Mark and for Lawrence. He is a superb administrator and inspired leader, particularly so in times of challenge and change \u2013 the current state of the 21st century liberal arts university. He will be thoughtful about important trends impacting higher education. Mark has been a great collaborator and mentor on issues related to equity, access and inclusion. He champions the view that universities achieve excellence by not only identifying talent from a wide variety of backgrounds, but by leveraging that talent in service to the institutions educational mission. On a final note, what I appreciate most about Mark is his integrity. At the heart of every decision he makes is his belief that this is the right thing to do.\nTerri Harris Reed, Vice Provost for Diversity and Inclusion, George Washington University\nI was initially intrigued by Mark Burstein\u2019s collaborative administrative work at elite institutions like Columbia and Princeton. His experience as a student, and later a trustee, at Vassar College makes him a strong advocate for liberal arts and the education we offer at Lawrence. Interviews revealed him to be a creative problem-solver, with a clear vision of the critical issues facing colleges in the current economic and educational climate. What most impressed me were his genuine warmth and openness. I believe he will be a remarkably effective president; I look forward to working with him in the coming years.\nTerry L. Gottfried, Professor of Psychology at Lawrence University, Member of the Presidential Search Committee\nAmos Lawrence referred to the university as \u2018a great and good work.\u2019 The president of Lawrence does not just lead an institution, but joins together with the broader community in advancing a cause \u2014 the cause of educational opportunity, of teaching and learning, of civic and cultural enlightenment. Mr. Burstein is a nationally renown leader in campus planning and higher education finance \u2014 great assets for this \u2018great and good\u2019 university.\nDr. Rolf Wegenke President, Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (WAICU)\nI think he will be well respected and admired by Lawrence students. The search committee received an extraordinarily strong pool of applicants. Multiple candidates were more than qualified for this position, so the job of the committee was to find the best fit. Mark stood out as a great match to Lawrence in many ways. His experience at both world renown research institutions and smaller liberal arts colleges give him a refined understanding of how to lead a university like Lawrence in the 21st century. He knows Lawrence and deeply appreciates our core values and culture. We also gladly received high evaluations of his candidacy from all constituencies after they met Mark during his campus visit.\nChiao Yu Tuan '14, Student Member of the Presidential Search Committee\nTalking with Mark Burstein was a revelatory experience. His thoughtful and well-informed analysis, approachable manner, and clear passion for liberal arts teaching and learning erased any hesitations about his non-traditional background for a college president. My favorite moment was hearing Mark reflect on how his trustee service at Vassar has transformed his understanding of what it takes for a liberal arts college to be successful. By the end of the interview, I was convinced he is a top-flight choice for Lawrence. 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        "raw_content": "How long should it take you to make three points to an audience that is more or less acquainted with your subject matter? Three minutes? Fifteen minutes? How about 45 minutes, or maybe 60 minutes?\nI\u2019m thinking of a particular talk that I listened to, once. The speaker told us that he would be giving us three basic points to think about, then dived into his subject with as much zest as a small boy eating his first chocolate bar. He gave us background and foreground, and buttressed his argument with various quotes and evidence of all sorts. After going over his time limit by about 20 minutes, he eventually sat down. The moderator, of course, lauded his efforts properly with appropriate figurative pats on the back.\nI was curious, however, as to how many people actually understood what had been said, so I discreetly asked some people what the speakers three main points had been. 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By 3:15 they will be utterly antagonistic to anything you have said all afternoon.\nOne way to avoid going overtime is to schedule yourself. If you have three points to give and a half hour to give them in, each point can be ten minutes long. Jot down the approximate beginning and ending time for every point in your notes, and check your time at the end of every point. This will keep you from talking for twenty minutes on the first point and then only having five minutes available for each of your next two points. Remember to schedule time for closing remarks and your final summarization.\n\u2026and Concise\nYour choice of vocabulary counts as part of being concise. Rudolph Flesch said that you should always chose the simplest word that will say what you want to communicate. That\u2019s a bit hard on the ego, because vocabulary is one way of proving to your crowd that you are an expert. But in reality, your purpose for being there is to communicate those three points, not to promote your ego. So either use simple words, or define your words with simple and concise words. If it takes more than a sentence or so to define a word, find a way to avoid using it, unless you know for sure that your audience will understand it.\nWho are you talking to? First graders? University graduates? It will make a difference!\nIf your subject is assigned, hopefully it is relevant. But if you are coming up with your own subject, be sure that is of either general interest, or general use, to your audience. There is little use in speaking to an operations crowd about theoretical subjects or abstract ones, even if the subject is your pet one. If you don\u2019t have the expertise or personal interest in subjects relevant to your audience, refuse the assignment.\nQuestions are a good way to get your audience thinking, or to get their attention. Just make sure that your questions relate to the subject at hand. I asked a group one time how many of them were taking my class because they had to. Every hand went up. It was a depressing start to what could have been a good time.\nIt is a good idea to introduce every main point with a question, if possible. The question can be rhetorical, or if the setting is informal, you can go for an actual answer from the audience. Just be sure not to lose control of your presentation, if you ask for audience input. Questions are a great way to keep everyone with you and thinking.\nVisual aids are one good way to gain and maintain an audience\u2019s attention. People will remember points they both see and hear for much longer than points that they just hear. One of the simplest ways of doing this for a small crowd is to use a white board or chalk board and write down every main point as you introduce it. 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        "raw_content": "Carpal Tunnel Workers' Compensation Claims\nRepresentation from Skilled St. Petersburg Workers' Compensation Lawyers\nHurt workers in the state of Florida have limited options regarding medical care providers after a work-place related accident. After your accident, it is important that you receive proper medical care so that you improve the likelihood of a rapid recovery. Worker\u2019s Compensation Insurance companies often deny treatments regarding carpal tunnels, refuse tests and push the doctors to release the hurt worker back to work. All too often, such companies force injured employees to return to their jobs before they are ready or otherwise delay ordering diagnostic tests. If this happens to you, LeavenLaw and its Florida worker\u2019s compensation attorneys can help to explain your rights under Florida Workers Compensation laws.\nWhen an employee suffers from a work-related injury, getting the proper and necessary workers\u2019 compensation benefits is many times the employee\u2019s only remedy against their employer\u2019s insurance company. To receive those benefits, you will need competent and dedicated legal help.. LeavenLaw, your Florida and Tampa Bay area Workers Compensation Lawyers will see to your proper care and compensation. For effective representation as soon as you have suffered work-related Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, you should contact LeavenLaw \u2013 your Florida and Tampa Bay area Workers Compensation Lawyer, do discuss your case at a free initial consultation.\nCarpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a common and significant work-place issue. 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Every employee who develops Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (or any other type of repetitive stress related injury) as a result of performing his or her job may be legally entitled to receive Florida Workers\u2019 Compensation medical and monetary benefits.\nMany Carpal Tunnel Syndrome victims accidentally give up their Florida Workers\u2019 Compensation rights to get Workers\u2019 Comp benefits because of misunderstandings they have about the worker\u2019s compensation rules and regulations. Examples of these include:\nBy getting medical help outside of their Workers\u2019 Comp benefits (for example under your Company\u2019s health insurance plan) you are jeopardizing your future worker\u2019s compensation benefits.\nBy hiring an attorney to provide assistance with their Worker\u2019s Comp claim, some workers believe that they will be suing their employer or \u201ctaking them to court.\u201d This is not the case. Instead, what you are doing, is suing your employer\u2019s worker\u2019s compensation insurance company. Regardless of fault, the Florida Workers\u2019 Compensation law prohibits employees from ever suing their employers for on-the-job injuries. In consideration for this constraint, employees are entitled, in most circumstances, to medical care and compensation through the Florida Workers\u2019 Compensation Act.\n\u201cRepetitive motion\u201d victims frequently need the assistance of an experienced Workers\u2019 Compensation lawyer simply to go head-to-head with the insurance company\u2019s lawyers to make sure that they receive the maximum Worker\u2019s Compensation allowed under the law. Contact Tampa Bay based Worker\u2019s Compensation attorneys at LeavenLaw if you have any questions or problems associated with your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome case.\nWhere to get treatment: Most employees think that their employer will have their best interests in mind and that the worker\u2019s comp carrier will do the same. Many will, but some, after being notified that their worker has developed a repetitive stress injury, will tell said worker to get treatment under their health insurance and not worker\u2019s comp, even though they know that the hurt worker should be referred to the employer\u2019s worker\u2019s compensation carrier.\nUnfortunately, if an hurt worker receives treatment under the employer\u2019s health plan, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome sufferers may in effect, forfeit their legal right to receive workers\u2019 compensation benefits under the employers insurance. 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        "raw_content": "Family & Young People\nFamily is an important factor in treating any mental illness. The family provides a support network that can be vital to recovery. Young people can be affected by mental health problems in a number of different ways other than suffering from the disease themselves. Life Works has a family portion of treatment that can help young people suffering from mental health problems, as well as giving support to their friends and family members. To learn more about how young people and families impact on mental illnesses check out the resources below.\nReducing Addiction Risks\nFamily Roles in Addiction\nAddiction & Domestic Violence\nHelp Teens Beat Addiction\nAddiction Starts in Teen Years\nTeens & Eating Disorders",
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        "raw_content": "Obama Signs CableCARD Death Warrant\nPresident Obama set an end date for the CableCARD mandate Thursday when he signed into law the Satellite Television Extension and Localism Act Reauthorization (STELAR).\nAlthough STELAR is largely focused on allowing satellite operators to stream out-of-market broadcast TV signals to rural areas, it also includes a provision ending the requirement for cable providers to offer set-tops with separable security. The so-called CableCARD rule, which went into effect in 2007, will now expire on December 31, 2015.\nBy banning integrated security seven years ago, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) hoped to create a competitive retail market for cable TV boxes. Unfortunately, the vast majority of CableCARD modules shipped to date have been embedded directly into operator-supplied set-tops. Few consumer electronics makers have created new CableCARD-compatible devices, and consumer demand for the security cards has been exceedingly minimal.\nInstead of CableCARD products, consumer electronics makers have focused on developing IP-based media streamers for online video services. The decision by Congress and the President to end the integrated security ban acknowledges the fact that IP, not legacy TV technology supported by CableCARDs, represents the future of video. (See House Votes to Kill CableCARD Mandate.)\nGet the latest updates on new video services and technologies by visiting Light Reading's video services content channel.\nThe one major exception to the failed CableCARD effort has been TiVo Inc. (Nasdaq: TIVO). The DVR pioneer continues to sell a popular line of set-tops that use CableCARDs to connect users to pay-TV services. However, even though TiVo fought hard to keep the CableCARD mandate in place, the company has simultaneously created new business opportunities for itself by working directly with cable operators.\nAs a result, a significant portion of TiVo's revenue now comes from the service provider channel. Plus, TiVo is even collaborating with Comcast Corp. (Nasdaq: CMCSA, CMCSK) on a security technology that could act as a CableCARD alternative. (See TiVo Makes More Cable Gains and Comcast, TiVo May Ditch the CableCARD.)\nOn the alternative-technology front, the pay-TV industry has been experimenting with downloadable security as a replacement for hardware-based security for years. Although progress has been slow, the FCC is ready to speed up the process by creating a new technical advisory committee to develop recommendations for software-based security solutions.\nOn the heels of STELAR, the FCC issued a notice yesterday asking for nominations to this new committee. 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Most consumers don't even know what a CableCARD is.\nI use Windows Media Center with CableCARD tuners and XBox360's as extenders at each TV. It provides me with a whole-home DVR, and saves me more than $80 per month compared to my cable provider's whole-home DVR. My guide is completely customizable (e.g. I can remove all of the channels that I don't care about). I can add as much storage space as I want... so I can keep recordings forever if I choose to do so. My main TV is connected directly to the PC that runs the whole thing... so my main TV can be used to surf the web, watch ANYTHING online, etc. The bedroom TV's are connected to XBox360's, so they can be used to watch streaming content via any app that is supported by the XBox360... and they can also play games.\nThe PC in my living room has a BluRay player in it, so it doubles as my BluRay/DVD player... one less box under the TV. 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        "raw_content": "Doxology: The Goal of Theology\n\u201cNow to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen\u201d (Eph. 3:20-21).\nOne mark of truly orthodox theologians is that their writings always include expressions of doxology. Knowledge of the Lord\u2019s character and His work should inspire heartfelt praise, for why learn about God if we are not moved to fulfill the purpose for which we are created \u2014 to worship and glorify the Creator (Isa. 43:7)? When studying theology does not prompt us to adoration, we must question whether we are more concerned to puff ourselves up with knowledge than to glorify God.\nAs sound theologians, the apostles could not help but include doxologies as they expounded the divine mysteries revealed to them. Paul, for example, bursts into doxology \u2014 a word of glory to God \u2014 at several points in his epistles, including today\u2019s passage. Having contemplated the great work of God, and prayed for us to be rooted in Christ\u2019s love (Eph. 1:1\u20133:19), the apostle ends his prayer with praise to God (3:20\u201321). Like all words of glory, this doxology does not increase the \u201camount\u201d of inherent glory our triune Creator possesses; rather, it acknowledges His worthiness and extols Him for what He has done, announcing His glories to creation (Pss. 29:2; 96:8; Isa. 42:12).\nBesides exalting the name of our God, Paul\u2019s doxology also comforts us with the knowledge that the Lord \u201cis able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us\u201d (Eph. 3:20). There is no limit to what God can achieve for His people, and it is impossible to ask Him to do too much, so we should not fear asking Him for too many blessings. He can and will grant us wonderful things \u2014 in accordance with His will, of course (James 4:2b\u20133; 1 John 5:14).\nAs we rightly approach the study of doctrine, we will certainly break out in doxology and realize that we can indeed ask God for great things. This can be especially true as we consider the writings of those thinkers who have been faithful to Scripture. C.S. Lewis writes in his introduction to St. Athanasius on the Incarnation: \u201cI tend to find the doctrinal books often more helpful in devotion than the devotional books, and I rather suspect that the same experience may await many others. I believe that many who find that \u2018nothing happens\u2019 when they sit down, or kneel down, to a book of devotion, would find that the heart sings unbidden while they are working their way through a tough bit of theology with a pipe in their teeth and a pencil in their hand.\u201d\nKnowing about the Lord is pointless without worship and praise. After all, the Devil knows far more about God than we do, and yet this knowledge gives him no benefit because he refuses to bow the knee in humble adoration (James 2:19). Let us continually ask ourselves whether our study of theology is making us more arrogant and eager to pick fights with those less knowledgeable, or if it is making us worship the Lord in humility.\nGod, Practical Theology, Worship",
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        "raw_content": "God\u2019s Eternal Covenant with David\n\u201cMy steadfast love I will keep for him forever, and my covenant will stand firm for him. I will establish his offspring forever and his throne as the days of the heavens\u201d (vv. 28\u201329).\n- Psalm 89:19\u201337\nWhat set ancient Israel apart from other nations? Not its size, for other nations ruled over geographic areas much larger than ancient Palestine. Not its military might, for though kings such as David were accomplished generals, Israel did not extend its borders by conquest, and it never established an empire of the scope of Assyria, Babylon, or Rome. What set Israel apart was the fact that the nation was the special possession of the one true God (Deut. 7:6). Moreover, God chose one man and his descendants to rule and reign over his people. As we read in today\u2019s passage, this man was David (Ps. 89:19\u201337).\nThe Lord put Saul, Israel\u2019s first king, on the throne after the people complained about not having a ruler like those of other nations. In David\u2019s case, God took the initiative. He did not replace Saul with David at the outcry of the nation; rather, He chose David for Israel\u2019s throne solely due to His good pleasure (1 Sam. 8\u20139; 16:1\u201313). Thus, we see in Psalm 89:19\u201337 a special emphasis on David and his line as the choice only of God. Unlike in the case of Saul, when the people sought to establish the king, the Lord established David. His choice was not based on the desires of the people but on His desires for them and His knowledge of their need (vv. 19\u201321). The Israelites could be confident of success with David\u2019s family because the Lord alone chose to put him on the throne and exalt him before all creation (vv. 22\u201328).\nOf course, since God demands holiness from His people and from those whom He puts in place over them, this hope for Israel\u2019s success could not be separated from the holiness of the king. Thus, the whole nation suffered when David sinned (2 Sam. 11\u201318). In Saul\u2019s case, his grievous sin resulted in his forfeiting his throne (1 Sam. 15); however, this was not the case with David. In setting David on the throne, the psalmist tells us, God established an everlasting covenant with David and his line (Ps. 89:28\u201329). This did not give David and his sons a blank check to do what they wanted. Were they to break the law of God, they would be punished. Still, God promised never to remove His love from David\u2019s line (vv. 30\u201337).\nAll this foreshadows the work of David\u2019s greater son\u2014Jesus the Messiah. We can be confident of the church\u2019s final success because God put Him there, and because He bore the punishment for the unfaithfulness of David and his line, removing from them the impediment of sin that set them at odds with the Lord. He alone is qualified to rule from David\u2019s throne forever (2 Cor. 5:21; Phil. 2:5\u201311). If we are in Christ, we benefit from this as well.\nChrist is worthy to sit on David\u2019s throne forever, which means that all those who reign with Him will reign forever. Thus, Paul\u2019s promise that we will reign with Christ (2 Tim. 2:11\u201313) is good news indeed. We will share in the reign of One whose kingdom can have no end. No matter the difficulties we face now, we are actually royalty if we are in Christ, and we will rule and reign with Him forever. Let that encourage us as we face adversity.\nHoliness, Bible Figures, Covenants",
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        "raw_content": "Weeping for God\u2019s People\n\u201cO Lord, let your ear be attentive to the prayer of your servant \u2026 and give success to your servant today, and grant him mercy in the sight of this man\u201d (Neh. 1:11).\nNehemiah\u2019s prayer in chapter one explains why the restoration of the Jews to the Promised Land during the Persian period was lackluster. Having received word in Persia that the people in Jerusalem were in trouble and that the walls and gates of the Holy City were lying in ruins, Nehemiah immediately turned to the God of heaven. In his prayer, he confessed the sin of his people, the sin that had led to the Babylonian exile in the first place (vv. 1\u20137). With the king\u2019s permission, Nehemiah left for Jerusalem around 445 BC, almost two generations after the first exiles had returned. That he acknowledged the sins of Israel, expressing sorrow for them, indicates that even though a number of the people were back, impenitence still characterized much of the nation. This impenitence explains why the restoration did not match the glorious words uttered about it by the earlier prophets, for as Nehemiah\u2019s prayer also acknowledged, full restoration was contingent upon true repentance (vv. 8\u20139).\nThe prayer recorded in today\u2019s passage is remarkable for its emphasis on the Lord\u2019s covenant faithfulness, which God displayed not only in blessing His people but also in bringing about the curses that He warned of in Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28. God is by nature faithful and thus keeps His promises, so when Israel flagrantly violated the terms of the covenant and refused to repent, they reaped the consequences. Nehemiah was unafraid to acknowledge both sides of God\u2019s covenant faithfulness, and so this prayer stands as a model to us. Oftentimes, we speak of the Lord\u2019s fidelity to us only when we are experiencing great blessing. Yet the faithfulness of God to His Word also involves disciplining us for sin, so we ought not think that He is being less than true to His covenant when we feel the hard but loving hand of His chastisement (Heb. 12:3\u201311).\nUltimately, Nehemiah would go back to Jerusalem and lead a great reformation in Israel, but he recognized that reformation of the covenant community had to begin in heartfelt repentance. This predated any change in the structures of society. The same principle is in action under the new covenant. Righteous laws can be passed in our land, but there will be no lasting change unless and until the church gets its own house in order. Judgment always begins with the household of God (1 Peter 4:17).\nThe most important reformation of all is the reformation of the church. When the people of God return to Him and submit themselves anew to the Word, then the Lord moves in powerful ways among them. Submission to the Word is achieved each day through repentance and our renewal of our vows to serve Him, and we also help foster reformation when we do what we can to ensure the Word is preached faithfully in our churches.\n2 Chronicles 7:11\u201314\nGod, Spiritual Growth, Repentance and Forgiveness",
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        "raw_content": "Elkhart Historical Society hosts Wildflower Walks\nThe Elkhart Historical Society will host Wildflower Walks each Saturday beginning April 14. Tours are by reservation only and will be guided by Dr. Pam Moriearty. Master Naturalist, and Gillette Ransom, who has done extensive research on the fauna and folklore/medicinal use of local plants in the past. They will share with attendees the beauty and variety of the ephemeral spring wild flowers on Elkhart Hill. Wildflower walks will take place April 14, 21 and 28 at10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Dr. Moriearty will lead the 2 o\u2019clock walk on the 14th and the 10 o\u2019clock walk on the 28th.\nThe finale on April 28 includes a 6 a.m. or 4 p.m. bird walk, with Ornithologists Rhetta Jack, Lara Borgerson and Joe Funk, who are all superior birders with fascinating knowledge of the birds, not only of Elkhart Hill, but in many places around the world. Another walk will take place at 10 a.m., which will combine birds and wildflowers, followed by an optional lunch at the Wild Hare Cafe.\nThe cost for all walks is $10 (with an additional and optional cost for lunch). See the Elkhart Historical Society website for a reservation form at www.elkharthistoricalsociety.org. Call (217) 947-2238 and leave a message to finalize the reservation (return confirmation calls will be made).\nThe group will also host a dinner/lecture with Bill Furry, of the Illinois Historical Society, on the life of Jonathan Chapman (a.k.a. Johnny Appleseed) at 6 p.m. April 13 at the Wild Hare Caf\u00e9. The cost to attend will be $30, which includes a $10 donation to the society. Reservation forms are available atwww.elkharthistoricalsociety.org and the process begins by calling (217) 947-2238.",
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        "raw_content": "\"Sisters Forever\"\nMy daughter, Hannah is one of those people. You know. While I'm working diligently on a drawing, fighting so hard to get something right, she decides to pick up a pencil and dabble. Five minutes later, she has a study in values and shading that looks like it was made for a textbook. She also just happens to have a voice that drops jaws. And she can do a 360 round kick, and break a board like a walk in the park. Basically, if she puts her mind to something, she masters it.\nWhat is fun about Hannah is that she is always challenging herself to learn new skills. One of her favorite pastimes, when she has downtime, is to experiment with various makeup techniques. She has done comic fx, animal themes, lots of zombie looks, mermaids, vampires, werewolves, and skeletons. It's always fun to see who will come walking out of the bathroom! Hannah's younger sister, Rebekah, is her usual model. It is a gift to my heart to hear them together as they work the makeup magic. They grow closer with each passing year, and are a team at home as well as at work.\nHannah's latest project was a practice run for her Halloween costume this year. She is going to be a werewolf, skeleton, zombie, and vampire compilation. So awesome. She did a skeleton sugar skull on Bekah just for fun. I love the way they both came out!\nLabels: Family, Makeup",
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        "raw_content": "LLR Partners and Joseph Cashia Form Vivere Health LLC\nCompany to build premier chain of surgery centers focused on women\u2019s health\nLLR Partners and Joseph Cashia, the former founder and CEO of National Renal Alliance (NRA), have partnered with Dr. Jimmy Gill and Dr. Gus Haddad of The Houston Fertility Institute to create Vivere Health LLC. Vivere Health will partner with the nation\u2019s leading physicians in the field of women\u2019s health and fertility to develop in vitro fertility centers of excellence, which include ambulatory surgery centers and specialized laboratories.\n\u201cWe are excited to be partnering with Joe and LLR,\u201d says Dr. Gill. \u201cWe have always felt that our success in Houston could be a template for other doctors around the country. Through the formation of Vivere Health, we now have the financial backing and business experience necessary to realize our full potential.\u201d\n\u201cIt was evident to us that Dr. Gill and Dr. Haddad had created an exceptional service offering in Houston,\u201d says David Stienes, Principal at LLR Partners. \u201cWe feel that the combination of the doctors\u2019 vision and the proven leadership of Joe and his team will allow us to expand a unique business model to a national level.\u201d\nVivere Health will be led by Cashia, who will serve as CEO and oversee all growth and operations. David Skelton, former CFO of NRA, and David Bradley, former Vice President of Development for NRA, will join Cashia on the company\u2019s management team.\n\u201cSince the sale of NRA, I\u2019ve been seeking another physician joint venture model,\u201d says Cashia. \u201cOur partnership with Dr. Gill and Dr. Haddad gives us the opportunity to leverage their success in Houston to other cities around the country. With the financial backing of LLR Partners, an experienced health care investor, we are poised for growth.\u201d\nDrs. Gill and Haddad will serve on the company\u2019s board and continue to practice medicine in the clinic. Stienes and Scott Perricelli for LLR will join the board as well. Vivere Health is headquartered in Franklin, Tenn. Initial operations are located in Houston at Piney Point Surgical Center and Houston Fertility Laboratory. A second location recently opened in Austin, Texas.\nAbout Vivere Health\nVivere Health partners with leading women\u2019s health and fertility physicians to provide exceptional surgical, diagnostic, laboratory and other services to patients. Vivere Health\u2019s surgery centers and laboratories focus almost exclusively on women\u2019s health in order to provide the unique equipment and support services required by its physicians. The Company\u2019s focus allows it to eliminate the scheduling problems, long wait times and cancellations which often arise in the hospital setting while providing a more comfortable and less institutional environment. Vivere Health is headquartered in Franklin, TN and operates ambulatory surgery centers and laboratories in Houston, TX and Austin, TX in partnership with local physicians. The Company plans to develop additional surgery centers and laboratories in select markets throughout the United States. For more information about Vivere, please visit www.viverehealth.com.",
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        "raw_content": "TongaHa'apai GroupBackground\nHa'apai Group in detail\nArchaeological excavations in southern Lifuka island reveal settlement dating back more than 3000 years.\nThe first European to turn up was Abel Tasman in 1643. He stopped for supplies at Nomuka and called the island 'Rotterdam' (feeling homesick that day?). Later, several notable events in Tongan history took place in Ha\u2019apai. Captain Cook narrowly avoided the cooking pot in 1777; the mutiny on the Bounty occurred just offshore from Tofua in 1789; and the Port-au-Prince, with William Mariner aboard, was ransacked in 1806.\nIn 1831 Ha\u2019apai was the first island group in Tonga to be converted to Christianity, following the baptism of its ruler Taufa\u2019ahau. He took the name of Siaosi (George) after the King of England, and adopted the surname of Tupou. His wife was baptised Salote after Queen Charlotte. As King George Tupou I he united Tonga and established the royal line that continues through to the present day. Nuku\u2019alofa\u2019s main street, Taufa\u2019ahau Rd, is named after him.\nDisappearing Island Fonuafo\u2019ou\nThe Ha\u2019apai group is home to Tonga\u2019s mysterious disappearing island, Fonuafo\u2019ou. From 1781 to 1865 there were repeated reports of a shoal 72km northwest of Tongatapu and 60km west of Nomuka in the south of the Ha\u2019apai group. An island was confirmed by the HMS Falcon in 1865 and given the name Falcon Island. In 1885 the island was 50m high and 2km long. Amid great excitement, Tonga planted its flag and claimed it as Fonuafo\u2019ou, meaning \u2018New Land\u2019.\nThen in 1894 Fonuafo\u2019ou went missing! Two years later it reappeared at 320m high before disappearing again. In 1927 it re-emerged and in 1930 was measured at 130m high and 2.5km long! By 1949 there was again no trace of Fonuafo\u2019ou, which had once more been eroded by the sea. Fonuafo\u2019ou came back again, but at last report this geographical freak had once more submerged.\nThe island is a submarine volcano that alternates between building itself up above sea level and being eroded down below it. At present, its summit elevation is estimated at 17m below sea level. If the \u2018New Land\u2019 does come back, your best chance of spotting it is if you are on a yacht.\nIn early 2015 volcanic hubbub 65km northwest of Nuku'alofa created another new black-ash island, 2km long by 1km wide. Tongan officials have decided not to name it (yet), with the expectation that, like Fonuafo\u2019ou, the South Pacific surf will soon reclaim it. What the sea wants, the sea shall have...",
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        "raw_content": "Rob Geiger Sep 27, 2018 at 12:56 PM\nThe Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery, located at Ramsey Court in the White Pillars Subdivision in Loveland, Ohio, needs funding in order to help preserve our local history. The project will entail eradication of several dying trees, procurement of appropriate permits, site preparation and erection of a nice 4\u2019 aluminum decorative fence. The Paxton-Ramsey Cemetery Association, Inc. is seeking $10,000 in funding. The local Clough Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is sponsoring a grant proposal submission to their National Society.\nThe Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery originated in 1813 with the burial of Lt. Col. Thomas Paxton, a Revolutionary War Soldier, on land that he received for his military service. Paxton\u2019s original land grant was 1,000 acres starting in Warren County and sweeping into Clermont County. In 1795 Paxton and his sons-in law came to claim the property and a year later sent for their wives and children to join them in their new home.\nLt. Col. Paxton (1739-1813) served with General George Washington at Valley Forge in 1777 and with General Anthony Wayne at the Battle of Fallen Timbers in 1794. Lt. Col. Paxton is considered the first permanent settler between the Little Miami River and the Scioto River in the Virginia Military Tract, credited with raising the first crop of corn, and was the founder of Loveland. Paxton\u2019s involvement is quite extensive helping Lytle with surveying lands in Clermont County down to parts of today\u2019s community of Hyde Park, having the first polling place in Clermont County and helping with the statehood of Ohio. Captain John Ramsey, a son-in-law, was buried in the cemetery in 1847, along with other family members until 1913. Captain John Ramsey (1764-1847) was a Revolutionary War Patriot and one of the first settlers of Clermont County with other family members. He was considered a proficient hunter even though his leg was amputated as a result of carrying out military duties.\nIn 1997 the Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery Association, Inc. was formed and earned the status as a nonprofit (501c3) organization, and it is managed by a Board of Trustees. Much needed restoration of the cemetery took place with restoration of headstones, replacing the barbed wire fencing and removal of brush.\nThe Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery is a hidden gem locally, State-wide and nationally! \u201d We are fortunate to have such a historical site right in our own thriving town,\u201d stated Jan Beller, Director of the Loveland Museum Center (Greater Loveland Historical Society).\nWe are looking to form a grassroots partnership along with members of the community and area businesses to have an attractive historical point of interest site in Loveland. \u201dOur grant application submission date is December, 2018 and improvements will start in the summer of 2019\u201d, said Rob Geiger, President of the Cemetery Association and sixth generation grandson of Lt. Col. Thomas Paxton, fifth generation grandson of Capt. John Ramsey.\nPlease consider a charitable gift to show your support of this historical preservation project by sending your tax-deductible contribution. If you have any questions, want a tour of the cemetery or to contribute to Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery Association please contact us at Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery Association Inc., C/O Rob Geiger, President, PO Box 25, Loveland, Ohio, 45140, or email geigercounter@hotmail.com.\nDiana Watson Aug 22, 2018 at 7:31 PM\nFYI: Enyart Road is closed one block south (?) of W. Loveland Rd. Looks like sewer line work. No information on how long it will be closed off. It just started today and it\u2019s quite a drive around to get around it.\nLoveland Magazine Aug 23, 2018 at 5:24 PM\nThis is all the information we have at this time. Thank you for giving us the heads up Diana.\nSymmes Township, Ohio \u2013 The Hamilton County Engineer has announced that Enyart Road will be closed at Shallowcreek for the installation of a sanitary sewer through Friday, August 31 (weather permitting). Larry Smith Inc. is the contractor.\nThe detour will be routed over McKinney Road to East Kemper Road to Montgomery Road and vice versa.\nAny problems or questions should be direct to either Eric Vornheder with Larry Smith Inc. at (513)367-0218 or to Coy Tucker with the Hamilton County Engineer at (513)946-8430.\nJohn Walker Dec 29, 2017 at 9:00 PM\nHello we were wondering how much it cost to advertise on this page.\nOur company is Walkers Concrete and we are located in Goshen Ohio\nlovelandmagazine Sep 14, 2017 at 11:21 AM\nPlease send the information to lovelandmagazine@cinci.rr.com\nMarilyn Goodrich Sep 13, 2017 at 7:59 PM\nThe League for Animal Welfare operates the area\u2019s oldest non-profit no-kill animal shelter. Our annual fundraiser Pet Jam will be held at Grailville in Loveland on September 30. How can we submit information on this event for inclusion on your website and Facebook page?",
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        "raw_content": "Alice Elizabeth Hire, age 96, of Lafayette, Tenn., passed away on Thursday, July 17, 2008 at Knollwood Manor. Funeral services for Alice Elizabeth Hire were conducted Sunday, July 20, 2008 at 2 p.m. from the Alexander Funeral Home Chapel with Elder Billy Joe Shoulders and Elder Dean Dyer officiating.\nWayne Meador, Glenn Cothron, Leon Fuqua, Harold Harper, Earl Ford, and W. M. Sanders served as honorary pallbearers. Stanley Johnson, Bill Jones, Matt Looper, Jerry Hensley, Mike Smith, Dearld Waddle, and Mike Carr served as active pallbearers. Burial followed in the Macon County Memorial Gardens.\nAlice Hire was born on Tuesday, August 22, 1911, in Macon County, Tenn. She was born one of four siblings to the late Johnnie Calvin and Matilda Cathrine Fuqua Ford. She was married to C. R. Hire on November 14, 1969, who preceded her in death on March 6, 1990. Besides her husband and parents; brother, Ethel Ray \u201cBill\u201d Ford, sisters, Effie Price, and Audrey Walton preceded her in death.\nAlice worked as a School Teacher for the Macon County Board of Education. She was also an accountant for York Hardware and a member of the Long Creek Missionary Baptist Church.\nShe is survived by: friend, Comaleta Looper of Lafayette, Tenn., niece, Cathrine (Dearld) Waddle of Lebanon, Tenn., great nephews, Grant (Rita) Hensley, Jerry (Teresa) Hensley, Mike (Gwen) Smith, great niece, Regina (Mike) Carr, and other relatives and friends.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / About Massey / News center / 2017 Archive / With Cutting-Edge Immunotherapy, Amy Boles Defies The Odds of Advanced Melanoma\nFrom left to right: Andrew Poklepovic, M.D., Amy Boles and Alison Smith, N.P.\nAmy Boles sat on a stool next to the doctor she credits with saving her life as she shared her experience with a deadly form of skin cancer that spread and nearly consumed her entire liver.\n\u201cI still really struggle to believe this is true for me,\u201d Boles said.\nShe was sharing her story as part of a Q&A 'Appetizers & Advocacy' event presented by the Massey Alliance in Richmond. Andrew Poklepovic, M.D., her hematologist-oncologist at VCU Massey Cancer Center, joined her to discuss the cutting-edge immunotherapy treatments that saved her from advanced melanoma and the medical breakthroughs in cancer therapies that are helping to turn the tide against cancer.\nIT STARTED WITH A LUMP\nBoles was living the good life just before she received her cancer diagnosis.\nChasing a fondness for the West Coast, Boles moved to Portland, Oregon, in April 2015. She traveled cross-country with her father and moved into a two-bedroom apartment with her friend living upstairs as her landlord. Weeks after moving in, she received a phone call from her previous employer, a mortgage company, with an inviting new job offer.\nThat September, she was enticed by her friends with free airplane mileage to return to the east coast for a vacation at Smith Mountain Lake in Virginia.\n\u201cEverything made sense in my life,\u201d Boles said.\nBut on Sunday morning at the lake, she noticed a lump on her left ribcage.\n\u201cIt didn\u2019t hurt and it wasn\u2019t a weird color, and I had no idea how long it had been there,\u201d she said, attributing that trip to the lake as a moment that saved her life because she is not one to routinely inspect herself. \u201cI wasn\u2019t dating anyone. I don\u2019t take baths. Showers are just business. What I\u2019m saying is, I wasn\u2019t around my body a lot.\u201d\nShe returned to Portland, continued to work and did not mention the lump on her ribcage. Eventually, she told a friend who convinced her to see a doctor.\nBoles, whose sense of humor was outwardly present as she reflected on her experience, said she scheduled an appointment at a \u201ca hippie version of urgent care.\u201d She was told that the lump was of no concern and to come back for another visit if it became painful.\nThe following week she began experiencing flu-like symptoms.\n\u201cI was run-down, really tired and didn\u2019t have an appetite. I drank fluids, ate crackers and got a bunch of rest,\u201d Boles said.\nOn October 30, she wasn\u2019t feeling any pain, but she found it nearly impossible to stay awake. She had some blood work done, and by the time her results were in, she was so dehydrated and exhausted that she could barely walk the length of her driveway.\nShe experienced a fever and noticed severe pain when her doctor pressed on the right side of her stomach, so she was admitted to a hospital.\nUnder the impression that she was undergoing extreme dehydration, Boles was completely blindsided when a group of doctors entered her room and informed her that the lump was a cancerous cyst\u2014it was stage 4 melanoma and she had 11 masses in her liver.\nMelanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer, more likely to spread to surrounding tissue and organs than other types of skin cancer. In 2017, it is estimated that there will be more than 87,000 new cases of melanoma and more than 9,700 deaths related to the disease, according to the National Cancer Institute.\nFollowing her diagnosis, Boles said she was comforted by something one of her doctors said to her.\n\u201cShe told me, \u2018Amy, this is nothing that you did and nothing you didn\u2019t do.\u2019 It was really beautiful. I needed that,\u201d Boles said.\nAccompanied by her relatives and a nursing friend, Boles visited an oncologist for the first time to discuss treatment options and get a prescription for dabrafenib and trametinib \u2013 targeted chemotherapy drugs for certain types of mutations in melanoma.\nThe oncologist then asked Boles if she would like to see her PET scan, at which point she began to cry.\n\u201cHe said, \u2018Why don\u2019t you look at it after some chemo and you can look at them side-by-side? You can see how far you have come.\u2019 It got quiet in the room, and I asked him if I was in bad shape medically. He got really still and his face turned red. He said, \u2018Yes.\u2019 When I left his office, I said \u2018Nice to meet you, but not really.\u2019 We both laughed, but I meant it,\u201d Boles said.\nAN IMMUNE SYSTEM UNLEASHED\nShe followed her pill regimen from November through March 2016, and she moved back to Virginia to be closer to her family and a larger group of friends. It was at this time that she scheduled an appointment with Poklepovic at Massey.\nBy this time, the cancer had taken over more than three-quarters of Amy\u2019s liver.\n\u201cIt was really large. I knew that if we couldn\u2019t get her cancer under control, there would really be a problem,\u201d Poklepovic explained.\nPoklepovic said that he decided to treat Boles with immunotherapy, a form of treatment that induces the body\u2019s own immune system to recognize and kill cancer cells. Her specific regimen was a combination of nivolumab and ipilimumab. Nivolumab blocks proteins that inhibit immune response and activates T-cells (a type of white blood cell that is of key importance to the immune system) to attack tumor cells, and ipilimumab accelerates the immune defense by sending an increased volume of T-cells to kill those cancerous cells.\n\u201cPoklepovic knew I was scared, and that\u2019s when he said, \u2018These drugs are scary. But cancer is scarier,\u201d Boles recounted.\nAfter her first round of immunotherapy in May 2016, Boles began having headaches. Then she began to experience a flurry of additional symptoms, including a full-body rash, intense itchiness, low heat tolerance, exhaustion, sleeplessness, dehydration, and her eyelashes turned blonde, among others.\n\u201cI was just very good at side effects,\u201d Boles said with a retrospective laugh.\nTo deal with her long list of side effects, Poklepovic prescribed Boles prednisone, an immunosuppressant drug, and the rash subsided shortly afterward.\nFollowing her second round of treatment, Boles developed a rash again, at which point Poklepovic took her off the ipilimumab so as not to cause any more serious medical concerns.\nAfter her third treatment \u2013 this time only nivolumab \u2013 Boles went in for another follow-up appointment. She felt better than she had in six weeks. Shortly after explaining to Poklepovic that she felt better, a nurse walked into the room to hand Poklepovic a sticky note. He looked at Boles and told her she had to be admitted to the hospital through the emergency room immediately because her potassium levels were alarmingly high.\n\u201cShe was having a hard time breathing and she was having chest pain. The immune system can go after any part of the body. I was worried that it was actually inflaming her heart,\u201d Poklepovic said.\nOver the course of the next several months, Boles\u2019 electrolyte and potassium levels continued to flip-flop to dangerous numbers, and Poklepovic was unsure why this was happening. The standard treatment with prednisone was not working.\nAfter multiple consultations with kidney specialists, endocrine specialists and his wife, Tammy Spring, a rheumatologist who treats autoimmune diseases, Poklepovic eventually put Boles on CellCept, an immunosuppressant normally prescribed for patients who have had organ transplants to prevent them from rejecting the organ.\nWithin about a month, Boles stopped having to return to the hospital, and after two months she was able to taper off CellCept entirely.\nIn April 2017, Boles said she had an epiphany where she decided she was determined to overcome her malignancy. She went in for a CT scan the following week, and her nurse Alison Smith, N.P., entered the room and told her that she had \u201cno evidence of disease, no active cancer.\u201d\n\u201cI think she kept talking, but I didn\u2019t really hear anything she said after that. I remember asking if we could have a minute. It felt like this really beautiful minute about this completely impossible thing, thanks to tons of nurses, doctors, my family, my friends and to you,\u201d Boles said, tearing up and turning to hug Poklepovic.\nPoklepovic said that if you compared her CT scan from November with her most recent one that you wouldn\u2019t be able to tell they were from the same person.\n\u201cThere is a leftover scar in her liver that is the width of my thumb from a disease that covered 80 percent of the entire organ,\u201d he said.\nBoles is working to return to a regular life, and on the Monday before sharing her story in public, she had achieved the goal set for her by Poklepovic to step foot again on a tennis court.\n\u201cThis has been a crazy, bumpy ride, and I still long for it to not be true. Every day, even now, is its own thing. I am getting help from everywhere, and I need help from everywhere. 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        "raw_content": "South Florida vies with New Orleans as the top Super Bowl host, with government and tourism leaders touting the game as both a boon to the economy and a publicity bonanza. But the notion of accommodating both Super Bowl and boat show \u2014 not to mention a major arts festival in Coconut Grove \u2014 strikes some top tourism officials as a bad idea.\n\u201cThere is not sufficient hotel inventory available in Miami that weekend to host a Super Bowl,\u201d said William Talbert, president of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau. \u201cWe have taken a close look at that weekend, and it\u2019s not physically possible in Miami to host Super Bowl during the Presidents\u2019 Day weekend because of the boat show and the Coconut Grove Arts Festival. 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The bid requirements for the \u201916 and \u201917 Super Bowls include three consecutive weekends as possibilities for the game, with the latest falling on the Presidents\u2019 Day holiday.\nStill, possible logistical hurdles may combine with political obstacles if the Miami Dolphins resume their push for a tax-funded renovation of Sun Life Stadium, the Super Bowl\u2019s South Florida home.\nLast year, the Dolphins proposed that Broward and Miami-Dade counties subsidize a $225 million renovation at Sun Life as a way to keep the region competitive for Super Bowls and other large events. The renovation includes a partial roof that would prevent the kind of drenching Super Bowl spectators suffered in 2007 when a rare February downpour hit Miami Gardens.\nThe 2016 bid is due at a time when legislators would be considering any bill allowing Miami-Dade to increase hotel taxes to renovate the stadium, as the Dolphins proposed last year. And with the last Super Bowl costing taxpayers at least $6 million in subsidies and government expense, critics can argue that the game is too costly for a weekend that needs no help on the tourism front.\n\u201cHaving the Super Bowl the same weekend as Boat Show would be silly,\u201d said Jeff Lehman, general manager of the luxury Betsy Hotel in South Beach and chairman of the Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority. \u201cWe already have unrestrained demand for Boat Show.\u201d\nRodney Barreto, the longtime chairman of South Florida\u2019s Super Bowl committee, said both events could coexist on one weekend. And with the NFL expected to bring extra hype to the host of the 50th Super Bowl in 2016, he said that game in particular is worth the effort.\nBarreto said the NFL is requiring Presidents\u2019 Day weekend as part of the Super Bowl bid, but Talbert, the Greater Miami tourism director, said the league\u2019s language seemed to allow pursuing only two of three proposed dates. 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        "raw_content": "The team had no further comment, and Whiteside\u2019s agent Sean Kennedy did not immediately respond to a request for comment.\nIn the wake of a 110-109 overtime loss to the Brooklyn Nets, Whiteside criticized Heat coaches for often benching him late in games when the opponent plays a small lineup.\nWhiteside played just 20 of a possible 53 minutes Saturday and didn\u2019t play at all in the fourth quarter or overtime.\nHe has missed 28 games because of injury this season and is averaging 25.4 minutes per game this season, down from 29.1 and 32.6 minutes per game the previous two seasons.\nAsked how tough it is to watch from the bench when the opponent goes small, Whiteside said: \u201cIt\u2019s annoying. We shouldn\u2019t. Why are we matching up? We\u2019ve got one of the best centers in the league. Why are we matching up?\n\u201cA lot of teams don\u2019t have a good center. They are going to use their strengths. It\u2019s bull [expletive]. It\u2019s really bull [expletive], man. There are a lot of teams that can use a center. [Expletive]. That\u2019s one of them. That\u2019s bull [expletive].\u201d\nAsked if he tried to discuss it with one of the coaches during the game, Whiteside said: \u201cI don\u2019t know if it\u2019s because I\u2019m on a minutes restriction. The minutes have been like that all year. It\u2019s really frustrating. It\u2019s been frustrating. It\u2019s tough. I don\u2019t know, man. It\u2019s crazy. I don\u2019t understand it.\u201d\nAsked if this has made him question his future with the Heat, Whiteside said: \u201cI don\u2019t know. Maybe.\u201d\nWhiteside - who had 14 points, six rebounds and two blocks Saturday - then was asked who he should take that up with - management, the coaching staff or his agent.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know,\u201d he said. \u201cI don\u2019t know.\u201d\nA Heat public relations official then ended the interview.\nWhiteside, playing his second game back after missing nine with a strained hip flexor, began the brief postgame interview calmly.\nAsked if removed himself from the game just 4:40 into the first quarter because he was winded, Whiteside said: \u201cYou\u2019ve got to build your conditioning backup. Coach wanted me to sub myself out as soon as I felt really winded.\u201d\nCoach Erik Spoelstra, who spoke before Whiteside\u2019s rant, said Whiteside is rebuilding his stamina after the absence.\n\u201cIt will get better,\u201d Spoelstra said.\nThe Heat was puzzled by Whiteside\u2019s reaction because he\u2019s still not in optimum playing condition after missing nine games and it was Whiteside who initiated his removal from the game in the first quarter because he was winded.\nAlso, the Nets for most of overtime played a lineup featuring all wing players between 6-6 and 6-9: Alan Crabbe, DeMarre Carroll, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, Caris LeVert and Joe Harris.\nThe Heat countered in overtime with versatile defenders James Johnson (who had scored 12 of his 18 in the fourth quarter), Justise Winslow, who has been playing well for several weeks; Josh Richardson (the team\u2019s best perimeter defender); Goran Dragic and a combination of Tyler Johnson and Dwyane Wade.\nThe Heat\u2019s position is that it\u2019s all about the team and it\u2019s not in the habit of catering to individual player wishes about playing time.\nNevertheless, the Heat does not expect this matter to linger.\nBut with two years and $51 million left on his contract, Whiteside\u2019s future could become an issue this offseason.\nA source said Sunday that Whiteside likes South Florida and would like to remain with the Heat but obviously wants to play more.\n\u2022 The Heat\u2019s magic number to clinch a playoff berth remained at one on Sunday afternoon.\nA Pistons loss at Brooklyn in a 6 p.m. Sunday game would clinch a playoff berth for Miami. So would a Heat win on Tuesday against Atlanta.\nHassan Whiteside, fed up with lack of playing time, goes on expletive-laced rant",
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        "title": "Six-time champion Serena Williams feels at home at Sony Open | Miami Herald",
        "raw_content": "But don\u2019t think for a minute that Williams doesn\u2019t feel pressure as the best player of her era \u2014 maybe ever. She said she will feel it Thursday afternoon when she opens defense of her title against No. 59 Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan.\n\u201cThere is a tremendous amount of pressure when you step on the court,\u201d Williams said. \u201cIt\u2019s bigger news for me to lose than it is to win. Usually it\u2019s big, front-cover news if I lose.\n\u201cBut I don\u2019t look at it as pressure. Billie Jean King always told me, \u2018pressure is a privilege.\u2019\u201d\nThis will be the fourth tournament of the season for Williams, who won at Brisbane, Australia, in January but has been slowed some by back pain. She lost to Ana Ivanovic in the fourth round of the Australian Open and lost in the semifinals in Dubai to No. 23 Alize Cornet.\n\u201cThe back is good,\u201d she said Tuesday. \u201cIt\u2019s much better. It\u2019s really good, actually. I\u2019ve been doing tons of treatment to make sure it stays loose so I don\u2019t have any problems.\u201d\nLast year, Williams won the Sony Open final in three sets over Maria Sharapova. The Williams vs. Sharapova matches have been among the most anticipated in the women\u2019s game, but Sharapova, said she is not ready to call it a true rivalry because she has lost 15 of their 17 meetings.\n\u201cI think in order to make it a proper rivalry, I\u2019ll have to win in the future,\u201d said Sharapova, who is ranked No. 7.\nSharapova has not beaten Williams since 2004.\n\u201cThe last few times we\u2019ve played I think the level of tennis has been a lot better than maybe two or three years ago when we played. We had a really tough match here last year in three sets,\u201d Sharapova said. She is coming off a third-round loss at Indian Wells to 79th-ranked Camila Giorgi.\nHer shoulder, which gave her trouble last year, is healthy again, but she said she is still working on regaining her strength.\n\u201cMissing five or six months of the season last year, it takes a lot to build up the strength in it again,\u201d Sharapova said. \u201cIt\u2019s one thing to come off and heal the injury, it\u2019s another building that stamina in the shoulder to play a three-set match. That\u2019s something I\u2019m still working on, and it\u2019s not at the level I want it to be.\u201d\nShe had a non-tennis sports thrill in February when she carried the torch during the Opening Ceremonies of the Sochi Olympics and worked as an NBC reporter. Sharapova lived in Sochi as a child before moving to Florida when she was 7.\n\u201cIt was a really huge honor for me,\u201d she said of carrying the torch. But, it made her nervous because she worried her long hair might burst into flames.\n\u201cIn rehearsal I had my hair in a bun,\u201d she said. \u201cFor the ceremony, I had my hair nicely done, and then like two seconds before I went on I realized that maybe that\u2019s a mistake because my hair is down. I saw some pictures afterwards and \u2026 the torch is quite close to my hair. It could have been an accident very quickly.\u201d\nLinda Robertson: Novak Djokovic\u2019s joy of tennis is a wonder to behold\nMen\u2019s field at the Sony Open has a familiar feel at the top\nSony Open tennis tournament brings Latin flavor, where you can cheer, wave flags and buy a Maserati",
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        "raw_content": "It is, however, not impossible, and there are certain actions you may take that can make the Internal Revenue Service more likely to consider filing criminal tax charges against you.\nIRS red flags\nArguably the easiest way to attract the unwanted attention of the IRS is to simply not file a necessary tax return. However, there are steps you can take when filing tax returns that can also lead the IRS to take a closer look at your finances and tax situation. For example, underreporting your income is one way to make the IRS take a second look, and taking the wrong credits or deductions when filing your taxes has the potential to do the same.\nMany people who underreport their income on their taxes simply fail to report income earned during \u201cside jobs,\u201d either because they feel the money did not amount to much or because they feel it will go unnoticed. It is a risky move, however, and the penalties associated with getting caught can be considerable.\nThe role of the audit\nOnce you have the attention of the IRS, the organization may decide to move forward with auditing you. During the audit process, you can expect the IRS to look into whether you made any false statements about your income or financial affairs, and whether you were concealing any bank accounts you currently have. The IRS will likely also explore whether you omitted any sources of income when filing your taxes or undergoing your audit to assess whether there are potential signs of fraud.\nTax crimes can have serious implications, but this is not always the case. Ultimately, a relatively small percentage of those convicted of tax crimes end up serving time behind bars.",
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        "raw_content": "Eric Sidler December 5, 2007 at 9:08 AM\nHey Mike, great post. Thanks for sharing your findings from this book. I also often struggle with wanting to read the Bible, and this helps me. It makes sense that a little imagination goes a long way in trying to enter into the world in which the Bible was written. Since we're so far removed from the physical experience of the biblical story, we have to do a lot of leg work to understand what was actually written and what it means for us today. Looking forward to more insights on this topic.\nMike Henry December 5, 2007 at 9:54 PM\nThanks, Eric. Glad this helps you too. I've been able to do this some during the past week, but not always. But when I have, it has been good and I felt like I could better identify with what Gideon was facing, for example.",
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        "title": "Sixth graders not allowed to play on Middle School team until suit settled - News - Milford Daily News - Milford, MA",
        "raw_content": "Sixth graders not allowed to play on Middle School team until suit settled\nSaline County Circuit Judge Todd Lambert indicated he did not necessarily make the decision he wanted to make. He denied a motion to allow three sixth-grade girls to play softball while a lawsuit brought by their parents is decided in court.\nParents of the three students from Harrisburg Middle School sued the school board, saying their daughters' civil rights were violated when they were added to the team after tryouts, then cut by administrators shortly after tryouts. Administrators cited board policy that does not allow sixth-graders to play on teams with seventh- and eighth-graders.\nThe girls will not play Harrisburg Middle School softball this year. Lambert's decision, came two days after a hearing in which an attorney representing the parents asked for a restraining order allowing the kids to play.\nLambert, citing higher state courts, said school children don't have a constitutional right to participate in sports.\n\"Were this a case in which the court simply had to decide whether to let these very talented girls play on a middle school softball team, the court would likely reach a different decision,\" Lambert wrote in his three-page decision. \"But the court is constrained with the procedural and substantive laws of this state.\"\nThe lawsuit was filed by Mindy and Jason Jones, on behalf of Hanna Jones; Ron Hutchinson, on behalf of Kaitlyn Hutchinson; and James and Ladonna Davis, on behalf of Hannah Davis. They are represented by Josh Bradley, an attorney based in Marion who is a native of Harrisburg.\nBradley is exploring options on behalf of his clients, he said.\n\"My clients are disappointed with the decision that was reached,\" Bradley said. \"I am especially disappointed with the decision for the children who just wanted the opportunity to play.\"\nSuperintendent Dennis Smith stood by board policy, but plans to work on changing policy to allow sixth-graders to play next year. Board members, in a 5-2 decision at an Aug. 8 special meeting, upheld the policy preventing sixth-graders from playing. They pledged to study the policy and possibly make changes next year.",
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        "raw_content": "New waterbus route starts on Loch Lomond\nThe Loch Lomond Waterbus service has expanded - opening up new opportunities for visitors exploring the islands and surroundings of the world-famous loch.\nThe new Waterbus route will go between Loch Lomond Shores in Balloch to Inchmurrin and then on to Inchcailloch, giving people the opportunity to explore two of Loch Lomond\u2019s most popular islands.\nThe new route, run by Clyde Cruises is only 50 minutes by train from Glasgow to where the sailing take place in Balloch.\nThd new service will open up the National Park and not only provides an excellent way to see Loch Lomond, bu is also a great choice for those who are looking to visit the surrounding area.\nYou can also travel from Glasgow directly to Arrochar/Tarbet by train and after a short 10 minute walk to Tarbet pier, be able to explore the most northern parts of Loch Lomond by Waterbus. Both options are an excellent choice for walkers and cyclists.\nThe service between Ardlui and Ardleish provides access to points along the West Highland Way making it a great option for those wishing to walk or cycle part of the long distance route. In addition, there\u2019s increased frequency of the service between Luss and Balmaha providing more opportunities to explore Conic Hill and the Millennium Trail, which are popular trails.\nFor those wanting to explore beyond Loch Lomond you can take the Waterbus to Inversnaid and from there walk or cycle (on hilly terrain) to Stronachlachar. From there you can embark on a sail on beautiful Loch Katrine - made famous by Sir Walter Scott\u2019s poem The Lady of the Lake \u2013 or cycle, on relatively flat terrain, around the north of the loch.\nMairi Bell, head of tourism for Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, said: \u201cWe are thrilled to be opening this new Waterbus route today.\u201d\nFor further information on attractions and activities in the National Park including walks, cycle routes and Waterbus services visit www.lochlomond-trossachs.org",
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        "title": "Cindy Sheehan and the Women\u2019s March on the Pentagon",
        "raw_content": "WASHINGTON \u2013 In the last few years, arguably the most visible and well-publicized march on the U.S. capital has been the \u201cWomen\u2019s March,\u201d a movement aimed at advocating for legislation and policies promoting women\u2019s rights as well as a protest against the misogynistic actions and statements of high-profile U.S. politicians. The second Women\u2019s March, which took place this past year, attracted over a million protesters nationwide, with 500,000 estimated to have participated in Los Angeles alone.\nHowever, absent from this women\u2019s movement has been a public anti-war voice, as its stated goal of \u201cending violence\u201d does not include violence produced by the state. The absence of this voice seemed both odd and troubling to legendary peace activist Cindy Sheehan, whose iconic protest against the invasion and occupation of Iraq made her a household name for many.\nSheehan was taken aback by how some prominent organizers of this year\u2019s Women\u2019s March were unwilling to express anti-war positions and argued for excluding the issue of peace entirely from the event and movement as a whole. In an interview with MintPress, Sheehan recounted how a prominent leader of the march had told her, \u201cI appreciate that war is your issue Cindy, but the Women\u2019s March will never address the war issue as long as women aren\u2019t free.\u201d\nWar is indeed Sheehan\u2019s issue and she has been fighting against the U.S.\u2019 penchant for war for nearly 13 years. After her son Casey was killed in action while serving in Iraq in 2004, Sheehan drew international media attention for her extended protest in front of the Bush residence in Crawford, Texas, which later served as the launching point for many protests against U.S. military action in Iraq.\nSheehan rejected the notion that women could be \u201cfree\u201d without addressing war and empire. She countered the dismissive comment of the march organizer by stating that divorcing peace activism from women\u2019s issues \u201cignored the voices of the women of the world who are being bombed and oppressed by U.S. military occupation.\u201d\nIndeed, women are directly impacted by war \u2013 whether through displacement, the destruction of their homes, kidnapping, or torture. Women also suffer uniquely and differently from men in war as armed conflicts often result in an increase in sexual violence against women.\nFor example, of the estimated half a million civilians killed in the U.S. invasion of Iraq, many of them were women and children. In the U.S. occupation of Afghanistan, the number of female casualties has been rising on average over 20% every year since 2015. In 2014 alone when Israel attacked Gaza in \u201cOperation Protective Edge\u201d, Israeli forces, which receives $10 million in U.S. military aid every day, killed over two thousand Palestinians \u2013 half of them were women and children. Many of the casualties were pregnant women, who had been deliberately targeted.\nGiven the Women\u2019s March\u2019s apparent rejection of peace activism in its official platform, Sheehan was inspired to organize another Women\u2019s March that would address what many women\u2019s rights advocates, including Sheehan, believe to be an issue central to promoting women\u2019s rights.\nDubbed the \u201cWomen\u2019s March on the Pentagon,\u201d the event is scheduled to take place on October 21 \u2013 the same date as an iconic anti-war march of the Vietnam era \u2014 with a mission aimed at countering the \u201cbipartisan war machine.\u201d Though men, women and children are encouraged to attend, the march seeks to highlight women\u2019s issues as they relate to the disastrous consequences of war.\nThe effort of women in confronting the \u201cwar machine\u201d will be highlighted at the event, as Sheehan remarked that \u201cwomen have always tried to confront the war-makers,\u201d as the mothers, daughters, sisters and wives of the men and women in the military, as well as those innocent civilians killed in the U.S.\u2019 foreign wars. As a result, the push for change needs to come from women, according to Sheehan, because \u201cwe [women] are the only ones that can affect [the situation] in a positive way.\u201d All that\u2019s missing is an organized, anti-war women\u2019s movement.\nSheehan noted the march will seek to highlight the direct relationship between peace activism and women\u2019s rights, since \u201cno woman is free until all women are free\u201d and such \u201cfreedom also includes the freedom from U.S. imperial plunder, murder and aggression\u201d that is part of the daily lives of women living both within and beyond the United States. Raising awareness of how the military-industrial complex negatively affects women everywhere is key, says Sheehan, as \u201cunless there is a sense of international solidarity and a broader base for feminism, then there aren\u2019t going to be any solutions to any problems, [certainly not] if we don\u2019t stop giving trillions of dollars to the Pentagon.\u201d\nI\u2019m not an alarmist, but . . .\nCindy Sheehan walks with participants in an anti-war protest that she organized outside of CIA headquarters in Langley, Va. on Saturday Jan. 16, 2010. (AP/Jacquelyn Martin)\nSheehan also urged that, even though U.S. military adventurism has long been an issue and the subject of protests, a march to confront the military-industrial complex is more important now than ever: \u201cI\u2019m not alarmist by nature but I feel like the threat of nuclear annihilation is much closer than it has been for a long time,\u201d adding that, despite the assertion of some in the current administration and U.S. military, \u201cthere is no such thing as \u2018limited\u2019 nuclear war.\u201d This makes \u201cthe need to get out in massive numbers\u201d and march against this more imperative than ever.\nSheehan also noted that Trump\u2019s presidency has helped to make the Pentagon\u2019s influence on U.S. politics more obvious by bringing it to the forefront: \u201cEven though militarism had been under wraps [under previous presidents], Trump has made very obvious the fact that he has given control of foreign policy to the \u2018generals.\u2019\u201d\nIndeed, as MintPress has reported on several occasions, the Pentagon \u2013 beginning in March of last year \u2013 has been given the freedom to \u201cengage the enemy\u201d at will, without the oversight of the executive branch or Congress. As a result, the deaths of innocent civilians abroad as a consequence of U.S. military action has spiked. While opposing Trump is not the focus of the march, Sheehan opined that Trump\u2019s war-powers giveaway to the Pentagon, as well as his unpopularity, have helped to spark widespread interest in the event.\nDifferent wings of the same warbird\nSheehan has rejected accusations that the march is partisan, as it is, by nature, focused on confronting the bipartisan nature of the military-industrial complex. She told MintPress that she has recently come under pressure owing to the march\u2019s proximity to the 2018 midterm elections \u2014 as some have ironically accused the march\u2019s bipartisan focus as \u201ctrying to harm the chances of the Democrats\u201d in the ensuing electoral contest.\nIn response, Sheehan stated that:\nDemocrats and Republicans are different wings of the same warbird. We are protesting militarism and imperialism. The march is nonpartisan in nature because both parties are equally complicit. We have to end wars for the planet and for the future. I could really care less who wins in November.\u201d\nShe also noted that even when the Democrats were in power under Obama, nothing was done to change the government\u2019s militarism nor to address the host of issues that events like the Women\u2019s March have claimed to champion.\n\u201cWe just got finished with eight years of a Democratic regime,\u201d Sheehan told MintPress. \u201cFor two of those years, they had complete control of Congress and the presidency and a [filibuster-proof] majority in the Senate and they did nothing\u201d productive except to help \u201cexpand the war machine.\u201d She also emphasized that this march is in no way a \u201cget out the vote\u201d march for any political party.\nA movement, not just a protest\nWomen Strike for Peace protest at the Censure Nixon Rally in Washington, D.C. on January 18, 1972. (Photo: Dorothy Marder/Swarthmore College Peace Collection)\nEven though planning began less than a month ago, support has been pouring in for the march since it was first announced on Sheehan\u2019s website, Cindy Sheehan Soapbox. Encouraged by the amount of interest already received, Sheehan is busy working with activists to organize the events and will be taking her first organizing trip to the east coast in April of this year.\nIn addition, those who are unable to travel to Washington are encouraged to participate in any number of solidarity protests that will be planned to take place around the world or to plan and attend rallies in front of U.S. embassies, military installations, and the corporate headquarters of war profiteers.\nEarly endorsers of the event include journalists Abby Martin, Mnar Muhawesh and Margaret Kimberley; Nobel Peace Prize nominee Kathy Kelly; FBI whistleblower Coleen Rowley; and U.S. politicians like former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney. Activist groups that have pledged their support include CodePink, United National Antiwar Coalition, Answer Coalition, Women\u2019s EcoPeace and World Beyond War.\nThough October is eight months away, Sheehan has high hopes for the march. More than anything else, though, she hopes that the event will give birth to a \u201creal revolutionary women\u2019s movement that recognizes the emancipation and liberation of all peoples \u2014 and that means [freeing] all people from war and empire, which is the biggest crime against humanity and against this planet.\u201d By building \u201ca movement and not just a protest,\u201d the event\u2019s impact will not only be long-lasting but grow into a force that could meaningfully challenge the U.S. military-industrial complex that threatens us all. God knows the world needs it.\nUpdate (9/29/18) | A previous update to this story stated that Jill Stein had temporarily retracted her endorsement of the Women\u2019s March on the Pentagon. This was the result of a miscommunication between Cindy Sheehan and MintPress as MintPress interpreted Jill\u2019s \u201ctemporary removal\u201d from the endorsement list as a voluntary retraction. It was recently made clear to MintPress that Jill Stein\u2019s endorsement had only been temporarily removed from the list because it had not gone through the proper channels and was not the result of any personal decision made by Jill Stein or her staff. MintPress regrets the error.\nFor those eager to help the march, you can help spread the word through social media by joining the march\u2019s Facebook page or following the march\u2019s Twitter account, as well as by word of mouth. In addition, supporting independent media outlets \u2014 such as MintPress, which will be reporting on the march \u2014 can help keep you and others informed as October approaches.\nTop Photo | Women\u2019s March demonstrators near the Reflecting Pool at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, Jan. 20, 2018. 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        "raw_content": "Thirty-hour work weeks and three-day weekends are trending lately, supposedly boosting productivity and satisfaction.\nI\u2019m sure there\u2019s some merit to the idea. But honestly, I can\u2019t even think about that without getting a little anxious.\nPersonally, I don\u2019t even have enough time to get through everything I need to in five days as a co-founder and co-CEO. That\u2019s why I generally spend nine hours in the office each day, and then hop online later at night once my kids are asleep.\nLeading a company doesn\u2019t come with a lot of wiggle room for laid-back work weeks.\nBut no matter how busy it gets, there are some things CEOs should always make time for:\n1. Holding one-on-one meetings.\nIn my mind, there\u2019s nothing more important than holding one-on-ones.\nEach senior leader who reports to me is managing a specific area of our business, and everything the company does flows through their teams. If they don\u2019t feel like they have the answers, or if a problem is slowing them down, then nothing gets accomplished.\nGenerally, each weekly one-on-one meeting runs about 30 minutes. Some may go longer, but this is usually enough time if you\u2019re holding them consistently.\nI recommend never going into these meetings with any kind of personal agenda. Let your direct report set the intent. Everyone is different\u200a\u2014\u200asome focus on tactics and some on strategy. But the most important thing is having that time with your direct reports to talk about their team, their projects, what they\u2019re struggling with, and how you can help.\nOne-on-ones are also the best opportunities to give and receive feedback.\nIt can be difficult to get into the habit of sharing feedback, but having time every week tends to make it easier. Once you begin giving and soliciting feedback with someone, the conversation really opens up.\nAnd that\u2019s what you really want to make time for\u200a\u2014\u200ahonest communication that moves the team forward and keeps everyone on the same page.\n2. Engaging with the press.\nI recently spoke with a reporter who was writing an article on the influence of shape versus size in today\u2019s clothing companies. We initially ran into a scheduling conflict, but I didn\u2019t brush it off. Instead, I moved things around on my calendar to make sure I had the time to speak with her.\nReporters work on tight deadlines, and requests often happen last-minute.\nIt\u2019s critical that you make time for any form of press when you can, for two very important reasons: For one, press is free. All your other marketing initiatives are generally expensive because you\u2019re creating content and paying money to place it somewhere. The nice thing about speaking with the media is that it\u2019s an excellent way to get your name out there without a large investment.\nSecond, if you\u2019re a consumer brand like we are at ThirdLove, building your reputation is a huge part of your success. The more people see your brand, the better.\nDoing interviews and answering questions about your company is crucial, because it provides you with another opportunity to reach potential customers.\nWhat you\u2019ll find is, the more press you get, the more press you get. It\u2019s a positive cycle wherein the more people talk about you, the more you become an object worthy of writing or talking about.\nIt\u2019s difficult to create that cycle on your own, so don\u2019t discount the power of press when the opportunity comes your way.\n3. Developing your people\u200a\u2014\u200athe ones who matter most.\nThe success or failure of your business always comes back to your people.\nYour culture, organization, and strategy all come down to the happiness and motivation of the people working in your office.\nYou have to remember that everyone, at every moment in time, is growing and developing. And part of the CEO\u2019s responsibility is to help facilitate that development and provide people with opportunities to learn and mature.\nFor instance, our team is currently working on our company process for updates. Essentially, we plan to have a different team present at each monthly company update meeting, so each has a chance to showcase what their team is working on.\nI\u2019ve been spending so much time on it because I think it\u2019s important for everyone in the company to have an understanding of what other people do\u200a\u2014\u200aand how difficult and time-consuming their jobs can actually be. That exposure creates more empathy and respect throughout the company.\nIt\u2019s also an opportunity for people to work on public speaking and presenting. They get an opportunity to show people what they do, but they also develop as individuals. It doesn\u2019t matter who you are or what your company does, you have to put people first.\nYour days will always be hectic and fast-paced, but it\u2019s up to you as a leader to create time for the things that matter most.",
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        "raw_content": "What Happens When Your Country Drowns?\nMeet the people of Tuvalu, the world\u2019s first climate refugees.\nRachel MorrisNovember/December 2009 Issue\nPhoto: Robin Hammond\nIT\u2019S A BRIGHT, BALMY SUNDAY afternoon and I\u2019m driving through the western outskirts of Auckland, New Zealand, the kind of place you never see on a postcard. No majestic mountains, no improbably green pastures\u2014just a bland tangle of shopping malls and suburbia. I follow a dead-end street, past a rubber plant, a roofing company, a drainage service, and a plastics manufacturer, until I reach a white building behind a chain-link fence. Inside is a kernel of a nation within a nation\u2014a sneak preview of what a climate change exodus looks like.\nThis is the Tuvalu Christian Church, the heart of a migrant community from what may be the first country to be rendered unlivable by global warming. Tuvalu is the fourth-smallest nation on Earth: six coral atolls and three reef islands flung across 500,000 square miles of ocean, about halfway between Australia and Hawaii. It has few natural resources to export and no economy to speak of; its gross domestic product relies heavily on the sale of its desirable Internet domain suffix, which is .tv, and a modest trade in collectible stamps. Tuvalu\u2019s total land area is just 16 square miles, of which the highest point stands 16 feet above the waterline. Tuvaluans, who have a high per-capita incidence of good humor, refer to the spot as \u201cMount Howard,\u201d after the former Australian prime minister who refused to ratify the Kyoto Protocol.\nThe Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has warned that low-lying island nations are particularly endang\u00adered by rising seas and will also be buffeted by more frequent and more violent storms. Already, warmer ocean temperatures are eating away at the coral reefs that form Tuvalu\u2019s archipelagic spine. Tuvaluans themselves point to more tangible indicators of trouble\u2014the \u201cking tides\u201d that increasingly sluice their homes, the briny water oozing up into the \u201cgrow pits\u201d where they used to cultivate taro and other vegetables. As Julia Whitty predicted in this magazine in 2003, the prognosis has become sufficiently dire that the residents of Tuvalu and other low-lying atoll islands \u201care beginning to envision the wholesale abandonment of their nations.\u201d Around one-fifth of the 12,000-some inhabitants have already left, most bound for New Zealand, where the Tuvaluan community has nearly tripled since 1996.\nInside the church I find a vibrant scene, suggesting both the resilience of Tuvaluan culture and its ability to adapt. Rows of green plastic chairs are filled with several hundred chattering churchgoers, some in traditional lavalavas\u2014vivid cotton skirts emblazoned with flowers\u2014others in Western dresses and suits. A border of bright blue, yellow, and pink stars rings the upper walls\u2014in Tuvalu these might be constructed from frangipani blossoms, but here they are woven from the plastic bands used to tether shipping cargo. As soon as I sit down, a young man in a dapper dark suit strikes up a conversation. He came here in 1997, is making good money, and hasn\u2019t been home once. \u201cYou may have heard the news about Tuvalu\u2014with global warming, the sea is rising,\u201d he says cheerfully. \u201cSo better we come here to be safe.\u201d Tuvaluans, resigned to fielding reporters\u2019 questions about their homeland\u2019s impending doom, often offer observations like this unprompted.\nThe tiny island of Tepuka Savilivili is among those most at risk of disappearing.\nAfter the service, the congregation drifts outside to the gravelly yard, where a group of visitors from the islands is reenacting the crucifixion of Christ on a makeshift stage draped with threadbare astroturf. Reverend Elisala Selu, a thoughtful, soft-spoken man who has worked second jobs to avoid burdening his congregants, explains that Tuvaluan politicians are reluctant to encourage the mass evacuation of their voting base, and so the church, wanting people to be prepared, has taken matters into its own hands. It instructs followers not to assume that, like Noah, they will be delivered by God from the rising waters, and hosts groups of congregants who visit New Zealand to see if they might like to relocate here. But, Selu confides, life in New Zealand isn\u2019t always easy. The Tuvaluans are one of the country\u2019s poorest communities. Just over half the adults have found work; the median income is about $17,000 for men, $10,000 for women. There are those here illegally\u2014overstayers, in Pacific parlance\u2014who struggle to make ends meet; Tuvaluans on the run from debt collectors after buying cars on shady financing schemes; children left unattended for long hours because their parents work multiple jobs as cleaners or laborers or farmworkers. Then there\u2019s the jarring adjustment to urban Auckland from a place where most citizens don\u2019t pay rent or buy food, but sleep on grass mats beside the road on warm nights, go fishing or pick breadfruit when they\u2019re hungry, and where, as one jovial Tuvaluan remarked to me, \u201cthe only crime is cycling in the night without a torch [flashlight].\u201d Selu frets about the new generation of Tuvaluan children born in New Zealand. \u201cWe try to run away from the sea rise in Tuvalu, but this is another sea-level rise,\u201d he says with a wry smile. \u201cThe next generation gets caught by two cultures. Before Tuvalu sinks physically, our identity might sink in a foreign country.\u201d\nTuvalu and other low-lying island countries like Kiribati and the Maldives are, in one sense, the starkest example of how climate change will reshape the world. But Auckland\u2019s Tuvaluan community also represents a best-case scenario\u2014so far their migration has been orderly, and their numbers are minuscule compared with the millions of impoverished people who live in global warming hot spots like Africa\u2019s Sahel, coastal Bangladesh, and Vietnam\u2019s deltas. Koko Warner, an expert on climate change and migration at the United Nations University in Bonn, says the displacement of those populations could be \u201ca phenomenon of a scope not experienced in human history.\u201d\nYet little has been done to prepare. In fact, our understanding of exactly how global warming will affect people\u2014how many lives will be threatened, and what we could do to avert a succession of humanitarian disasters\u2014remains extremely rudimentary. As Bill Gates has caustically observed, \u201cIt is interesting how often the impact of climate change is illustrated by talking about the problems the polar bears will face rather than the much greater number of poor people who will die unless significant investments are made to help them.\u201d\nIN JUNE, I TRAVELED to the verdant, secluded campus of Columbia University\u2019s Earth Institute, near the New York Palisades, to find out how global warming will reconfigure the world\u2019s political geography. Earth Institute scientists, along with researchers from the United Nations University, have conducted a global study to chart how environmental change will affect vulnerable populations.\nAlex de Sherbinin, one of the project\u2019s lead researchers, explained that the investigation was prompted by the realization that existing data about how many people could be uprooted by climate change had been \u201cessentially grabbed from thin air.\u201d The most commonly cited factoid, which pops up even in authoritative sources like the British government\u2019s Stern Review on climate change, predicts 200 million \u201cenvironmental refugees\u201d by 2050\u20141 in every 34 people on Earth. But even the scholar who produced that number\u2014Norman Myers, an Oxford ecologist\u2014concedes that it required some \u201cheroic extrapolations.\u201d None of the existing figures uses a vetted scientific methodology, and most rely instead on crude estimations, like choosing the most sensitive regions and assuming that every single inhabitant will have to leave.\nDe Sherbinin\u2019s project takes a more fine-grained approach. \u201cWe found that livelihood would be the main factor in how people decide to stay or go,\u201d he explained. The aim is to connect hard scientific data about glacier melt, precipitation, drought, and sea rise with knowledge of how people interact with their environment, obtained through extensive field interviews. The fieldwork is used to figure out whether there are ways to help, say, a farmer remain on his land as rainfall declines, or whether he will need to relocate to survive.\nDe Sherbinin gave me a quick tour of the world\u2019s prospective disaster zones by way of his laptop. He brought up a map of Tuvalu\u2019s main island of Funafuti, rendered in such detail that you could see which houses will be submerged if the sea rises by three feet. Then, the Ganges delta region of Bangladesh and India, home to 144 million people. Variegated red patches indicated population density\u2014overlapping some of the deepest red spots were blue blotches marking the places most likely to be lost to flooding. Next: Vietnam, which de Sherbinin says is likely to lose more agricultural land (especially in the Mekong delta) to sea-level rise than any other country. Blue streaks\u2014signifying a 6.6-foot rise\u2014on the high end of what scientists think is possible\u2014erased land inhabited by 14 million people. Finally, a map of the Sahel region of West Africa, where nearly half the population survives on subsistence farming, and where rainfall is projected to decline severely. Overall, the number of Africans facing water shortages is expected to double by 2050.\n\u201cFor a lot of these places, prospects don\u2019t look too good\u2014I don\u2019t want to suggest easy solutions,\u201d de Sherbinin said. But some people, he argued, have options. In Africa, he pointed out, while desertification is a grave problem, much of the continent lacks water capture and storage systems. \u201cThere\u2019s a potential to do much more. If these countries had the wherewithal\u2014most of them don\u2019t\u2014they could develop in irrigation.\u201d\nI heard a similar argument from Paul Kench, a geomorphologist at the University of Auckland and an expert on atoll islands. Kench looked like someone who spends a lot of time on beaches\u2014shorts, sandals, sandy hair, golden tan. He argued that many climate scientists draw overly broad conclusions from abstract data about sea-level rise without observing the precise ways that oceanic change affects particular places. Like many New Zealanders, he has a relentlessly practical streak, and he insisted that many residents of Tuvalu and other imperiled countries could actually stay put, if only people would pay proper attention to the science.\nUsing data from Tuvalu, the Maldives, and Kiribati, Kench and his coauthor, Peter Cowell, are creating computer models visualizing what will happen as the sea rises. \u201cWhat we\u2019ve been unable to do is totally destroy an island,\u201d he said. Instead, he explained, as waves wash over these narrow slivers of land, they reshape their contours. On some islands, rising seas lifted sand from the beach and deposited it farther inland, steepening the island\u2019s plane and raising its highest point. In Tuvalu, storms shaved rubble off the reefs and welded it to nearby islands, building new outer layers \u201clike onion skins.\u201d On other islands, seasonal tides shuffled sand from one side to another, so that in January the eastern part of the island might grow, only to recede in July as the western side extended.\nKench argued that in many Pacific atoll nations, people are clustered densely in the islands\u2019 most fragile places (in turn creating man-made environmental strains that amplify the effects of climate change). \u201cWith some careful planning, you could identify safe places to live. You could identify islands more sensitive to change than others, ones that can take more people than others. There\u2019s lots of quite sensible things we could do.\u201d The Maldives has invited Kench to research such possibilities. (Keeping its options open, the government is also considering buying land in Australia.) Right now, Kench said, in most low-lying island nations there\u2019s almost \u201cno information to base decisions on\u201d\u2014even on basic questions like the relationship of valuable resources to the waterline. \u201cThat reads like stamp collecting\u2014cataloging environmental resources and processes. But it gives you great power to make sensible decisions.\u201d\nKench\u2019s vision was appealing\u2014the idea of a people joining hands with science and orienting their lives even more intimately around the rhythms of their environment. But it was hard to envision anyone enacting the kind of exquisitely calibrated resettlement plan that he had in mind\u2014either local governments, starved for cash and expertise, or institutions like the World Bank, which tends to react to environmental fragility by pouring concrete. And redistributing Tuvalu\u2019s population more wisely couldn\u2019t safeguard against the projected increase of ferocious storms, the erosion of coral, or salinization of the islands\u2019 scarce arable soil.\nYet because a certain amount of environmental change is locked in no matter what negotiators at Copenhagen decide, Kench\u2019s type of thinking is sorely needed. Thomas Fingar, the former chairman of the National Intelligence Council, conducted an assessment of the national security implications of climate change in 2008. \u201cThe international system needs to think about this, whether it\u2019s prepositioning water, tents, and so on, developing assistance programs,\u201d Fingar told me. Instead, he noted drily, when he delivered his analysis to the House committees on intelligence and global warming, it got \u201covershadowed by a debate over whether this topic was incredibly important or incredibly stupid.\u201d He added, \u201cShouldn\u2019t we start thinking about coping strategies? Stop ringing the damn alarm bell and go buy some buckets.\u201d The Obama administration is turning to these questions, but it\u2019s playing catch-up for years of lost time.\nThe United Nations Development Programme estimates that $86 billion will need to be spent annually by 2015 to help developing countries adapt to the effects of global warming. The UN has launched a fund for this purpose, but it has only collected $100 million so far. What\u2019s more, rich countries commonly use so-called adaptation funds as a bargaining tool to push for lower emissions from the industrializing countries of the developing world. Thus the fate of Tuvalu, which generates a tiny fraction of the world\u2019s greenhouse gases\u2014and aims to be carbon neutral by 2020\u2014is held hostage by the 4.3 percent produced by India, the fourth-largest emitter. \u201cDoing a deal in Copenhagen is, to an important extent, about engaging developing countries,\u201d Yvo de Boer, the UN\u2019s top climate change official, has said. \u201cAnd an important part of engaging countries is providing funds.\u201d\nEven some environmental and humanitarian groups have been wary of the topic, believing that shifting the conversation to seawalls and water storage will undercut political momentum for cutting emissions. \u201cThere has been an unwitting conspiracy between strong advocates for doing something to prevent the consequences of climate change and those who deny that climate change is a problem,\u201d L. Craig Johnstone, the UN\u2019s deputy high commissioner for refugees, told me. \u201cThe one is fearful that if adaptation and disaster response are seen as the answer, people will stop trying to do anything about global warming. The others think it\u2019s all nonsense.\u201d\nAs a result, the notion of either adapting to climate change or migrating because of it barely figures on the agenda at international climate talks. Johnstone remarked that he was proud to have \u201cbroken new ground\u201d by simply chairing a meeting on the subject at climate talks in Poland late last year. \u201cA lot of times people say, \u2018It\u2019s interesting but we don\u2019t know how to cope with this,'\u201d says Warner of the United Nations University. \u201cDoes it belong in Copenhagen? Or is it something different?\u201d\nMore and more Tuvaluan families are resettling in New Zealand.\nTUVALUANS, MEANWHILE, lack the luxury of procrastinating over existential questions such as, When does a nation cease to be a nation? Can you maintain a government, let alone an identity, if your land can no longer be inhabited?\nMose Saitala has thought a lot about such dilemmas. He was the Tuvaluan secretary of finance in the 1990s, when the government became convinced that its country could disappear in 50 years. It even considered moving people to 2,000 acres of land that Tuvaluans had contemplated acquiring in Fiji, until a coup and ethnic tensions made the plan unpalatable.\nToday, the genial Saitala lives in Auckland, where he helps to run a finance company that serves Pacific Islanders. When we met, I expected him to advocate for New Zealand to open its doors to more Tuvaluan migrants. (New Zealand has only allocated them 75 slots annually in a visa program for Pacific workers.) But Saitala had a more creative proposition in mind. \u201cTuvalu has a lot of resources\u2014$100 million in reserves,\u201d he mused. \u201cThey can easily buy a place that 10,000 people can fit into. Vanuatu, Solomons, and Papua New Guinea all have uninhabited islands. For me, I would prefer a big island off Australia, like the Norfolk Islands.\u201d In his mind, the major obstacles were legal and political ones: Could Tuvalu still earn money from fishing rights in its territorial waters if its people moved elsewhere? Would another country allow Tuvalu to remain an independent entity within its boundaries, perhaps a protectorate? And, after spending much of its savings buying a new homeland, would Tuvalu\u2019s government still be able to provide services to its people?\nIn numerous ways, climate change will unsettle laws and institutions shaped by the crises of a different era. The existing international system grew from the upheavals of World War II, crafted to react to violent conflicts whose existence is obvious and whose victims are reasonably easy to identify. But people displaced by environmental change fall through the cracks of that system. Refugee law only covers those who have been driven from their homeland for political reasons; because resources for such exiles are already strained, there is enormous resistance to broadening the definition. The apolitical, indeterminate effects of climate change, which require action in advance, not after the fact, may be beyond what the existing humanitarian regime can handle.\nIf we don\u2019t prepare, warns Walter K\u00e4lin, the UN secretary-general\u2019s representative on the human rights of internally displaced persons, \u201cpeople from islands and territories will start to migrate, legally or with an irregular situation, and overall the society will slowly disintegrate. For a certain time there will be a government, but it will be a fiction. It will be a slow process of whole nations dying in the social sense in addition to the geographical sense.\u201d\nOn my last Saturday in Auckland, I return to the church. Tuvalu\u2019s prime minister, Apisai Ielemia, is visiting New Zealand, and he\u2019s convened a meeting with his Auckland compatriots. A small group of Tuvaluans, mostly older adults this time, files into the hall wearing formal clothing and bearing the obligatory plates of food\u2014an easy tradition in a place where anyone can fish for free, but one the poor among Auckland\u2019s Tuvaluans struggle to maintain. Ielemia makes a brief speech and asks the attendees to voice their concerns, and after a while, the conversation inevitably turns to climate change. Ielemia deflects queries with a smile, explaining that there is no official policy to relocate more Tuvaluans. The group isn\u2019t satisfied. 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        "raw_content": "Troubled Assets Are Ba-ack\u2026\nRemember, for that brief period of time, when the Treasury Department\u2019s $700 billion \u201cTroubled Asset Relief Program\u201d was meant to buy up banks\u2019 actual troubled assets? You know, those groups of toxic mortgages packaged into securities, or even whole toxic mortgages themselves? (Toxic, that is, because it\u2019s doubtful these loans will ever be paid back in full or at all.) Removing those toxic assets, we were told, would bolster banks\u2019 balance sheets and free them up to lend more to businesses and consumers and get the economy back on its feet. Yet not long after, the Treasury Dept., led by then-Secretary Hank Paulson, Jr., decided instead to use TARP money to invest directly in crippled institutions. Evidently Paulson hoped this cash infusion would pad their capital reserves, let banks write down losses from these assets, and help them resume lending even with toxic assets still on their books.\nThe question that has since lingered over the TARP, then, has been this: What happened to those toxic assets? And how are the banks and the government dealing with them now? That\u2019s what the Congressional Oversight Panel, one of the leading watchdogs led by Harvard Law Prof. Elizabeth Warren, set out to answer with its August report, released yesterday\u2014along with how financial institutions intend to deal with these assets left on their books going forward.\nFirst, there\u2019s the issue of valuing these toxic assets. This is difficult to do, because their value in large part relies on the ability of the loan borrowers to pay back their loan(s). And with the economic future still uncertain right now\u2014unemployment has decreased slightly and several positive signs have emerged, but will the green shoots grow?\u2014it\u2019s difficult to discern borrowers\u2019 future ability to repay their loans. \u201cNo one has a good handle how much is out there,\u201d Warren told Reuters Television. \u201cHere we are 10 months into this crisis\u2026and we can\u2019t tell you what the dollar value is.\u201d\nBanks\u2019 ability to operate with toxic assets on their books poses another issue. The Treasury Department\u2019s stress tests of the biggest bailed-out banks was supposed to determine whether they could weather a worsening economic climate; as a result, some banks were deemed healthy enough with existing capital to deal with further declines in the economy, while others were told to go out and raise more money to boost their coffers. But as the COP and others have pointed out, the various scenarios in the stress tests (e.g., an \u201cadverse\u201d economic scenario and a \u201cworst-case\u201d scenario) have largely been surpassed in the real economy, and could get even worse if this more recent good news proves short-lived. Thus we might need to stress-test banks again, the COP finds.\nWorse still, there\u2019s the possibility that some of the biggest bailed-out banks\u2014perhaps even those that have repaid their TARP funds\u2014could be forced to ask for government funds again. According to an analysis by MSNBC.com and American University\u2019s Investigative Reporting Workshop, many of the biggest banks still have considerably high troubled asset ratios (a comparison of a bank\u2019s troubled assets against its ability to withstand losses, i.e., a bank with $20 million in troubled assets and $200 million worth of capital to absorb losses would have a 10 percent ratio) on their books: At the end of the first quarter, JPMorgan Chase\u2019s ratio was 23.5 percent, up from 20 percent from the quarter before; Bank of America\u2019s was 29 percent, from 22 percent; Wachovia Bank was 29 percent, up from 23 percent; and SunTrust Bank in Atlanta was 37 percent, up from 32 percent last quarter. Granted, a handful of these banks, including JPMorgan Chase, recorded staggering profits not too long ago, meaning they\u2019ll be better able to withstand losses from toxic assets.\nFinally, the COP\u2019s report references the Treasury\u2019s plans for valuing and dealing with toxic assets still on banks\u2019 books. A centerpiece of this strategy is the Public-Private Investment Program (PPIP), a largely flawed idea that heavily and unnecessarily favors the private sector and that has rightly been ripped by economists and other experts. Here\u2019s how Nobel laureate, economist, and Mother Jones contributor Joseph Stiglitz described it:\n\u201cConsider an asset that has a 50-50 chance of being worth either zero or $200 in a year\u2019s time. The average \u2018value\u2019 of the asset is $100. Ignoring interest, this is what the asset would sell for in a competitive market. It is what the asset is \u2018worth.\u2019 Under the plan by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, the government would provide about 92 percent of the money to buy the asset but would stand to receive only 50 percent of any gains, and would absorb almost all of the losses. Some partnership!\nAssume that one of the public-private partnerships the Treasury has promised to create is willing to pay $150 for the asset. That\u2019s 50 percent more than its true value, and the bank is more than happy to sell. So the private partner puts up $12, and the government supplies the rest\u2014$12 in \u2018equity\u2019 plus $126 in the form of a guaranteed loan.\nIf, in a year\u2019s time, it turns out that the true value of the asset is zero, the private partner loses the $12, and the government loses $138. If the true value is $200, the government and the private partner split the $74 that\u2019s left over after paying back the $126 loan. In that rosy scenario, the private partner more than triples his $12 investment. But the taxpayer, having risked $138, gains a mere $37.\nIn short, it gives private investors all the upside and sticks the public with all the risk and exposure to losses.\nThough the COP doesn\u2019t come right out and say it, it\u2019s clear the Treasury, which has yet to articulate any kind of unwinding plan or endgame for the TARP, needs to develop more fair, equitable strategies for dealing with toxic assets\u2014and preventing banks from suffering further losses because these pools of mortgages remain on their books. Letting private investors buy them on the cheap with generous government backing ain\u2019t the answer.\nPrevious: Detained Hikers\u2019 Families Make Statement\nNext: New Study Takes On Veteran Suicides",
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        "raw_content": "It is 1850. Adam Pontipee is on his farm, packing his gear in preparation for a trip to town. He looks downriver in anticipation. He hasn't met her yet, but he's looking for the gal for him (\"Adam Introduction\"). When he arrives in the town, the suitors, brides and townsfolk are dancing together, making it clear that there are already ten men for every woman in town (\"Gallant and Correct\"). At Mayor Hoallum's trading store, Adam offers to trade some of his beavers for a bride; Mrs. Hoallum is not pleased by the suggestion. Despite the odds against him, the girls in the town are drawn to Adam, and he goes around town to meet them, vowing not to leave until he's found a wife. He sees Milly going into Mr. Sander's restaurant and is intrigued. (\"Bless Your Beautiful Hide.\")\nAdam goes into the restaurant and, not only sees Mr. Sander ordering Milly around, but also the Lumbermen upon whom she is waiting, giving her a hard time. When one of the Lumbermen grabs Milly, Adam takes issue and throws him out the door. Milly thanks him with a bowl of stew, which she cooked. This information, along with everything else, makes Adam certain that Milly is the \"gal\" for him. He finds her chopping wood out back and introduces himself. They talk about how she lives alone after having arrived in town a few months back; her parents died on the trail. He proposes marriage. Milly is taken aback because she barely knows him, but after he describes his farm, she accepts, and feels it might be nice to go somewhere a bit more remote after the restaurant. He goes off to clean up and find a preacher, telling her that he'll be back soon.\nOnce he's gone, the other women in town question Milly about what she is doing. Mrs. Hoallum can't believe that Milly is marrying a man that she just met. Mrs. Hoallum tries to tell Milly something that she \"needs to know\" about Adam's family, but Milly doesn't want to hear it, she is sure that he is her dream man. The other women try to warn her of all of the possible complications, but she won't hear them (\"Wonderful, Wonderful Day\"). Soon after, a clean-shaven Adam returns with a preacher, and they get married.\nAdam takes Milly back to his family home. She is surprised to be introduced to an incredibly messy house and his six scruffy brothers: Benjamin, Caleb, Daniel, Ephraim, Frank and Gideon. As Adam explains all the chores that he wants Milly to do, Milly realizes that she should have listened to Mrs. Hoallum and Mrs. Sander. Nevertheless, she begins to make dinner, declaring for herself that she will show them that she will not become their slave (\"I Married Seven Brothers\"). When she complains to Adam about his brothers' atrocious table manners, he doesn't understand. Frustrated, she lifts the corner of the table \u2013 turning the whole supper over onto them \u2013 and storms off.\nWhile Milly is locked in her room reading The Bible, the brothers wait to see what Adam will do, as he reluctantly waits downstairs. Finally, in order to save face in front of them, Adam goes to her and tries to act as if nothing is wrong. However, Milly confronts him, saying that he doesn't want a wife... he wants a hired girl! To Milly, a hired girl's \"got a right to her own sleeping place.\" She sends him outside to sleep in a tree, and he has to sheepishly walk down the stairs, past his brothers. Once out in the tree, Adam makes a big show of trying to find a comfortable position in which to lie. In the ensuing comic scene, he wins Milly over with his contrition and repeated insistence that he wanted to marry her, not just find a hired girl. He insists that his brothers will soon have wives of their own, and it will be just them.\nThe next morning, Milly wakes up the brothers, telling them that she has washed their clothes, and they're now out on the line. She requests that they give her the undergarments in which they were sleeping. While the brothers refuse at first, they eventually give in as Milly \"seduces\" them with hotcakes, bacon and coffee. After removing their dirty clothes, the brothers re-emerge, covered in blankets, and start breakfast. Gideon tells Milly that he's glad she is the lady that Adam chose for his wife. He and the others confess that they, too, would like wives, but don't know anything about women. Milly decides to teach them etiquette so that they can go to the next social in town and meet some nice girls (\"Goin' Courting\"). Time passes, and the men transform themselves from wild country bumpkins to clean-shaven gentlemen.\nAt the social, Milly introduces each of the brothers to a prospective bride by pairing them up to help carry in the dishes: Dorcas and Benjamin, Ruth and Caleb, Liza and Daniel, Martha and Ephraim, Sarah and Frank, and Alice and Gideon. However, the town suitors do not take kindly to the arrival of the Pontipee Brothers, especially when they see that their dates are rather taken with the handsome lads. As the dance begins, the suitors cut in to claim their dates from the brothers, and tensions escalate (\"The Challenge Dance\"). Initially, everyone keeps their cool, but when Adam is slugged by one of the townsmen, a fight breaks out and pandemonium reigns.\nBack at home, Milly gives the wounded brothers different remedies for their injuries, but Gideon's ailment is of a different nature: he confesses to Adam that he is in love with Alice. Adam tells him not to think of her, because every girl is the same. Simultaneously, Milly reflects on how Adam is the only man for her (\"Love Never Goes Away\").\nThe next morning, Benjamin tells Adam that he wants to go to town rather than stay snowed in all winter; it's clear that Gideon's not the only smitten brother. Adam is confounded that his brothers are \"grieving\" for girls that they just met, but Milly warns him that, if Benjamin leaves, the others will follow. He agrees to talk to them.\nAdam sits his brothers down and tells them that they look like a bunch of \"lovesick bull calves\" and that they should just marry the girls if they love them so much. When Gideon responds that the fight means folks won't let them into town to court the girls, Adam questions the need for courting. He says that they should just do what the Romans did with the Sabine women \u2013 steal them. The brothers agree. Adam gathers the necessary equipment and leads them to town (\"The Sobbin' Women\").\nWhen the brothers arrive in town, they each go off to find their respective brides. Adam warns them to stay out of sight or they'll end up with a rifle to their noses. Each devises a plan to lure his bride away from whomever she is with at the moment, and then summarily throws a blanket over her head and carries her off. The one exception is Gideon, who can't bring himself to do that. He scares Alice with a mouse so that she'll faint, and then carries her off. When the townsmen and suitors realize what has happened, they chase the Pontipees back to the farm. The chase causes an avalanche to go off in Echo Pass, trapping the brothers and the brides at the farm (from a head start) and keeping the townspeople and suitors out until spring. The dismayed suitors and townsmen pray for their girls' virtue (\"The Suitors' Lament\").\nUpon arriving at the farm, the brides tell Milly what happened. She is horrified. The brothers realize that they forgot the Parson \u2013 meaning that they can't get married until spring. A furious Milly tells the girls that no harm will come to them, so she sends them into the house and tells the men, including Adam, that they must sleep and eat in the barn. Adam and Milly have a heated argument. She is mad about what he's done, and he is mad that she has turned his brothers into \"sissies.\" The brothers side with Milly, admitting that it would be improper to sleep in the house. Adam doesn't agree with them and says that he's leaving. Milly says that he should listen to his brothers. He tells her that, the last time he listened to them, he ended up married to her and he would have been better off with a hired girl. He insists that she doesn't know how hard it is to run the farm, like his parents did \u2013 Adam's Ma obeyed his Pa when times were tough (\"Where Were You?\"). He leaves.\nThe other six brothers stay in the barn, but want to come into the house. Milly refuses them loudly, but then quietly brings them food and blankets. The girls taunt them with snowballs and tricks. In the barn, the brothers longingly think about their brides (\"We Gotta Make It through the Winter\"). One day, while the girls are doing chores, the brothers approach them and apologize for what they did. Milly accepts the apology on the girls' behalf, but sends the boys back to their chores. Gideon tells Milly that he's worried about Adam, up on the ridge by himself. He offers to go try to talk to him, but Milly pretends that she doesn't care.\nThe girls have been placated by the brothers' apology and request to have dinner with them. Milly reminds them of the rules. She then reveals that she will be having Adam's baby, but that he doesn't know. The girls tell Milly that they want to stay with the brothers. She tells them that, if that's true, then they must wait until spring (\"We Gotta Make It \u2013 Reprise\"). Spring comes in the form of a dance that brings the couples closer together (\"Spring Dance\").\nMeanwhile, Gideon finds Adam in the mountains and asks him to come back to the farm. Adam, still angry, has no intention of returning, even after learning that Milly gave birth to a baby girl. Gideon is ashamed of Adam for being so closed-minded. Adam is ashamed of his brothers for letting Milly change them for the worse, as he sees it. Gideon leaves Adam alone to ponder his situation (\"Am I Stubborn?\").\nBack at the Pontipee house, Milly sings a lullaby to her new daughter while everyone else, now happily paired off, gathers around (\"Glad That You Were Born\"). While everyone sings to the newborn, Adam silently enters the room. Rather than run to his wife and new daughter, he gruffly states that he said he'd be back when the pass opened up and it is now open. 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        "raw_content": "Weaving together music and stage, the University Center will pulse with the powerful voices of professional opera singers, the Mount Mercy University Madrigal Singers, and the outstanding theatrical performances of drama students on Saturday, April 26.\nShakespeare on the Hill will entwine breathtaking Bard-inspired arias and duets with scenes from plays including Macbeth, Hamlet, West Side Story and many more.\nMount Mercy drama students will perform classic scenes under the direction of fellow student and president of the drama club, Taylor Foster. Foster, a senior communications major, performed on stage for the first time at the age of 13. He has appeared in every Mount Mercy theatrical production since arriving at the university and looks forward to performing his senior project in May, a monologue about the Sandy Hook Elementary tragedy.\nThe Mount Mercy University Madrigal Singers are a newly formed group on campus, and will make their debut performance during Shakespeare on the Hill.\nLending their talents to the recital, John Humphrey, Diana Stoic and Philip Torre will perform pieces from Rom\u00e9o et Juliette, Otello, Kiss Me Kate and A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream.\nJohn Humphrey has performed with the MN Opera, Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre and Des Moines Metro Opera. He has been the featured tenor soloist in masterworks such the Liszt Mass and Mozart\u2019s Requiem with The Fort Dodge Choral Society as well as Handel\u2019s Messiah and Orff\u2019s Carmina Burana with Simpson College.\nDiana Stoic has performed with Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Des Moines Metro Opera and Petite Opera Productions. A frequent soloist with the DuPage Symphony Orchestra, Stoic has performed a program of Czech songs and arias, Villa-Lobos\u2019 Bachianas Brasilieras No. 5, and the roles of Sandman/Dew Fairy in concert performances of Hansel and Gretel.\nPhilip Torre has performed with New York City Opera, Pittsburgh Opera, Boston Lyric Opera and many more. On the concert stage, he has appeared as a featured soloist with the Calgary Philharmonic, Chicago Sinfonietta, Grant Park Music Festival, The Bellingham Music Festival (WA), New York City Opera's VOX Festival of New Music, and the De Vive Voix Festival d'Art Lyrique, France.\nTony Nickle coordinates and serves as the pianist for this annual recital series at Mount Mercy that brings opera singers with active careers to perform on campus. Nickle has been on the faculty at Mount Mercy University in the music department since 2005, teaching studio piano and serving as staff accompanist.\nShakespeare on the Hill will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the University Center. This beautiful evening is free and the public is welcome. Seating is limited.",
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        "raw_content": "Home News Movie News Assassin\u2019s Creed Movie Will Mostly be Modern Day Scenes\u2026\nAssassin\u2019s Creed Movie Will Mostly be Modern Day Scenes\u2026\nExpect more modern-day scenes.\nFor those of you hoping that the new Assassin\u2019s Creed movie would be identical to the games, then think again as it looks like most of the movie will be based in the modern day, not in the Spanish Inquisition.\nThe Assassin\u2019s Creed movie apparently has a split of about 65% modern day footage, and 35% scenes from the past. Although the games have featured both present day and past settings, the games have had players mostly play in the historical settings with just a small portion of the game in the modern day.\nSpeaking to IGN, executive producer Pat Crowley revealed the percentage split, which may have some fans who hoped for a historical and an Assassin focused romp a little upset.\nAccording to an interview with Michael Fassbender, the movie\u2019s lead actor, a little while back: \u201cThere are certain things that we absolutely want to respect in the game,\u201d he said. \u201cBut we also want to bring new elements to the game [\u2026] This isn\u2019t a video game that we\u2019re making. We\u2019re trying to make a cinematic experience, so there are new things that we have to introduce.\u201d\nThe Assassin\u2019s Creed movie launches in theatres this December.\nPrevious articleOptimus Prime is Back in Transformers: The Last Knight\nNext articleBandai Namco Unveils Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2\nAssassin\u2019s Creed Listing for Nintendo Switch Appears\nNo New Assassin\u2019s Creed Being Released In 2019\nNew Assassin\u2019s Creed Game Supposedly in the Works",
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        "raw_content": "11 Striking Images Win @GoParks 2016 Photo Contest\nNATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES TO 2017 @SHARETHEEXPER CONTEST AT WWW.SHARETHEEXPERIENCE.ORG\nWASHINGTON \u2013 A close-up of a curious green tree frog peeking out from its marsh habitat in Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in southern Texas is the grand prize winner of the 2016 Share the Experience photo contest, hosted by the National Park Foundation, the official charity of America\u2019s national parks, and ACTIVE Network\u00ae. This winning picture captured by Craig McIntyre of Rockport, Texas, will be featured on the annual National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass.\nThis annual contest invites amateur photographers to submit their favorite views, moments, and adventures from America\u2019s national parks and public lands.\n\u201cBy encouraging people to take and share photos of our national parks, we are helping them develop life-long connections to these treasured places,\u201d said Will Shafroth, president of the National Park Foundation. \u201cThis contest showcases the wide array of national parks that exist across the country and motivates people to get out and explore.\u201d\nMore than 16,500 photos were submitted with more than 710,000 photo views over the course of the contest, which ran from April 28, 2016, through December 31, 2016. The contest saw a 50% increase in new users and almost a 10% increase in overall photo submissions from the previous contest year.\nDabbling in wildlife photography since the early 1970s, grand prize winner Mr. McIntyre and his wife make weekly visits to Aransas National Wildlife Refuge during the summer months. \u201cI like photographing the frogs because they\u2019re artistic \u2013 little reptiles and amphibians are gorgeous to me. I\u2019ve been studying them for 60 years now \u2013 patterns, designs, and their behavior all fascinate me,\u201d said Mr. McIntyre. \u201cPublic lands are very important to me, especially places like Big Bend National Park, Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, and South Padre Island National Seashore. These places and the habitat need to be protected.\u201d\nSecond place went to Gary Hamer of Robins, Iowa, for the serene shot of his friends paddling off on a morning adventure surrounded by calm water and rising fog in Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, part of Superior National Forest, in northeastern Minnesota.\nThird place went to Christopher Regala of Mililani, Hawai\u2019i, for the photo he snapped of his son experiencing The Narrows at Zion National Park in Utah.\nThe grand prize for the winning image is $10,000, followed by $5,000 and $3,000 for second and third place. Winners also receive outdoor gear provided by Celestron and Osprey Packs, hotel packages courtesy of Historic Hotels of America\u00ae, and an annual National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass. Prizes are awarded for fan favorites and the following six category winners:\nYou can view all 11 photos and get the inside scoop about these special moments from the photographers on the National Park Foundation\u2019s blog today. You can also follow @GoParks and @Share_the_Experience on Instagram for more park photos.\nThe 2017 Share the Experience photo contest, sponsored by the National Park Foundation in partnership with the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, the Bureau of Reclamation, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the U.S. Forest Service, and Recreation.gov, is now accepting entries through December 31. Share the Experience is the official photo contest of America\u2019s national parks and federal recreational lands, showcasing the more than 500 million acres of federal lands and drawing entries from all across the United States. For a full listing of prizing and rules, or to submit a photo, please visit www.sharetheexperience.org.\nShare the Experience is a great example of the countless ways there are to #FindYourPark. Launched in March 2015, Find Your Park/Encuentra Tu Parque is a public awareness and education movement to inspire people from all backgrounds to connect with, celebrate, and support America\u2019s national parks and community-based programs. #FindYourPark invites people to discover and share their own unique connections to our nation's natural landscapes, vibrant culture, and rich history.\nAs part of its commitment to strengthening our national treasures for the next 100 years, the National Park Foundation offers many ways to support America\u2019s national parks. Visit nationalparks.org/support to learn how you can honor and protect the legacy of these special places.",
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        "raw_content": "Live the Way of Permaculture\nFriday, October 02, 2009 by: Yamila Esther Gonzalez\nTags: permaculture, health news, Natural News\nhttps://www.naturalnews.com/027156_permaculture_natural_YouTube.html\n(NewsTarget) Permaculture is a way of living; it involves sustainability, ethics, community living, harmony with nature, appropriate technology, organic living, organic farming, etc. It is a way to integrate nature and people in the most sustainable way. This word, permaculture (that was originally derived from permanent agriculture), was originally coined by two Australians named David Holmgren and Bill Mollison in response to the challenges related to our survival.\nIn permaculture, ethics and design principles are used to help us make good decisions for the people and the environment. Permaculture itself is an ethical design system and can be applied to both the home and the community. Also it can be applied in rural and urban areas. Permaculture also involves three aspects which can be briefly described as follow:\nCare for the land: Actions to protect the environment and improve it. Earth should be seen as a whole.\nCare for the people: It involves the physical and psychological aspects, for example providing food and shelter, natural medications, reduce daily hard work, and provide equal opportunities for all people.\nCare for the future: It is very important if we want to conserve our resources. Some of the aspects that it involves are recycling, planning, cooperation not competition, supporting local economy, and the use of renewable energy and resources.\nThe application of permaculture concepts helps us in reducing costs if we implement different alternatives that allow us to maximize efficiency and production. For example you can plant vegetables in an area where water drains from the sink (as long as you use biodegradable dish washing soaps that are harmless to the plants), this way reducing your plant watering time. While using this concept you save time that you can use for other tasks or for recreation, this way increasing your quality of life.\nWhen working with permaculture you apply also design principles. For example, you can start plotting what you originally have in your home (for example recreational areas, gardens, unused areas, etc.); then, you can make changes in your drawing for the desired areas according to your ideas. For example, you can take into consideration the times when the sun rises and falls so you can plant according to the intensity of the sun received in the area. Also, you can verify which areas are the best for planting different kinds of vegetables, and then strategically locate the plants.\nIn permaculture design, zones are used to specify the areas where you are going to accommodate plants, animals, recreational areas, etc. These zones can be identified with numbers, for example from 0 to 5, and can be thought as concentric circles, each one representing a zone where the first one can be used for the area that is more concurrent, like the house. The last zone can be used for the least used area, this way maximizing efficiency and production.\nWhen we practice permaculture we are building a natural capital that yields benefits for today and for the future.\nFollowing is a list of videos and resources related to permaculture:\nFor definitions:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permaculture\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zones_%28permac...\nFree PDF downloads:\nhttp://home.comcast.net/~billgile/site/?/blo...\nhttp://www.idepfoundation.org/idep_downloads...\nVideos from youtube.com:\nPermaculture Principles at Work\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT_2VVXA7SY&e...\nHow To Survive The Economic Crisis: Permaculture With Bill Mollison Part 1\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XaRaKDeJuQ&f...\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2x4Ytg_Lis&f...\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzazYDbU7Mc&f...\nTowards Permaculture Centers Worldwide\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qI7nRoT142Y&e...\nhttp://naturalfreechoice.com/?q=node/23\nhttp://permaculture.org.au/2009/05/01/each-s...\nhttp://permaculture.org.au/2009/06/11/a-bett...\nhttp://kjpermaculture.blogspot.com/2009/03/f...\nYamila Esther Gonzalez\nhttp://www.naturalfreechoice.com\nPermaculture at FETCH.news",
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        "title": "How much salt should you really be eating? \u2013 NaturalNews.com",
        "raw_content": "Monday, December 24, 2018 by: Mary Miller\nTags: badfood, badhealth, cardiovascular disease, Diets, food labels, heart attack, high blood pressure, high salt intake, hypertension, ingredients, processed food, salt, sodium, sodium chloride, stroke\n(Natural News) The sodium contained in salt is necessary for our body to function. It helps to ensure that proper nerve transmission, muscle contraction, and other body functions can take place. At the same time, because of how easily salt can add flavor to food, it is easy to eat too much salt.\nSalt should not be confused with sodium. Its chemical name is sodium chloride. This implies that salt contains sodium, but that they are not the same. Many manufacturers take part in this confusion by labeling the salt content of their food as sodium on the packaging. This can lead many people to think that they consuming less salt than in reality. Some kinds of food, such as bread and breakfast cereals, are not typically associated with a high salt content, but they may actually contain a lot of hidden salt. You could even be eating hidden salt right now.\nEating a diet of foods that are rich in salt can increase your risk of a number of health conditions, such as stroke, heart attack, and high blood pressure. For example, having more sodium in your body attracts more water. The more water your blood retains, the more pressure builds within your body. This is how consuming too much salt can lead to high blood pressure.\nHow much salt is too much\nSalt is normally removed from the body through sweat and urination, but this is usually replaced by the salt in the food we eat. It is important not to eat too much salt that our bodies cannot lose it as quickly as we take it in. (Related: How much salt can you eat before it wrecks your health.)\nThe UK National Health Service recommends a maximum daily consumption of 6 g of salt per day. This is the equivalent of around one teaspoon of salt per day. As for sodium intake, the World Health Organization recommends less than two grams of sodium per day, whereas the American Heart Association gives a more conservative recommendation of 1.5 grams of sodium per day, especially for those at risk of heart disease.\nYou\u2019ll know if you have too much salt in your body if you start experiencing symptoms such as bloating and water retention. Swelling can often occur around your tummy area. Your fingers and toes may appear swollen too. When the amount of water in your body isn\u2019t enough to support the amount of sodium in it, fluid is forced out of your cells and into your bloodstream to help support the excessive amount of sodium. Your brain will also receive a signal that your body needs more water. This will make you experience extreme thirst to get you to drink more fluids. You might also experience a headache due to the swelling of blood vessels in your brain.\nHow to reduce your salt intake\nYou don\u2019t need to get rid of salt entirely. Here are just a few ways that can help you decrease your daily salt intake:\nThere are many other ways to add flavor to a dish without using salt. Instead, you can use spices or seasonings that do not list sodium on their labels. Rather than adding garlic salt, you can give garlic powder a try.\nEat more fresh fruits and vegetables. They are low in sodium. Even canned and frozen fruits have a low sodium content.\nChoose fresh meats instead of processed meat products such as bacon or ham. Fresh cuts of pork, beef, and chicken still contain natural sodium, but not the hidden extra hidden sodium of processed meat.\nRegularly read food labels before eating your food. The food label should always list the food content. This way, you can keep track of how much sodium you eat.\nSince you\u2019ve started reading the food labels, why not compare different brands of the same food item? This will help you choose the brand with the lowest sodium content.\nIf you want to learn more about other kinds of food that are low in salt, you can read more articles by going to Food.news.\nHealthista.com\nPrevious :4 Bad ideas that can get you killed when SHTF\nNext : Shield yourself against everyday sicknesses with this essential oil protective and immunity blend\nAre you EATING bleach?\nHealth Basics: The history and primary causes of Alzheimer\u2019s Disease\nhttps://www.naturalnews.com/2018-12-24-how-much-salt-should-you-really-be-eating.html\n<a href=\"https://www.naturalnews.com/2018-12-24-how-much-salt-should-you-really-be-eating.html\">How much salt should you really be eating?</a>",
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        "title": "Emerging negative Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation index in spite of warm subtropics | Scientific Reports",
        "raw_content": "Emerging negative Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation index in spite of warm subtropics\nEleanor Frajka-Williams1,\nClaudie Beaulieu1 &\nAurelie Duchez2\nSea surface temperatures in the northern North Atlantic have shown a marked decrease over the past several years. The sea surface in the subpolar gyre is now as cold as it was during the last cold phase of the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation index in the 1990s. This climate index is associated with shifts in hurricane activity, rainfall patterns and intensity, and changes in fish populations. However, unlike the last cold period in the Atlantic, the spatial pattern of sea surface temperature anomalies in the Atlantic is not uniformly cool, but instead has anomalously cold temperatures in the subpolar gyre, warm temperatures in the subtropics and cool anomalies over the tropics. The tripole pattern of anomalies has increased the subpolar to subtropical meridional gradient in SSTs, which are not represented by the AMO index value, but which may lead to increased atmospheric baroclinicity and storminess. Here we show that the recent Atlantic cooling is likely to persist, as predicted by a statistical forecast of subsurface ocean temperatures and consistent with the irreversible nature of watermass changes involved in the recent cooling of the subpolar gyre.\nThe Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO, Fig. 1a) is an index of decadal variability in the Atlantic based on sea surface temperatures (SSTs). Though the AMO is constructed from SSTs, which respond quickly to atmospheric forcing, the AMO time series is dominated by low frequency\u2013multi-decadal\u2013variations (Fig. 1a). On these timescales, the AMO and Atlantic SSTs co-vary with the strength of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (MOC)1 where a positive value (anomalously warm Atlantic) of the AMO corresponds to stronger overturning and a negative value (anomalously cool Atlantic) to a weaker MOC. Here, we do not discuss the physical causes of the multidecadal variations in the AMO index, which are debated in the literature2,3,4,5,6,7. Instead, we assess recent tendencies in the AMO index and its relationship to patterns of ocean temperature change.\nAtlantic sea surface temperature indices and reference field. (a) AMO indices following Trenberth and Shea19 (black) and Enfield et al.11 (grey dashed). For the Trenberth and Shea definition, the 60\u00b0S\u201360\u00b0N SSTs are subtracted from the North Atlantic SSTs. For the Enfield defintion, the North Atlantic SSTs (0\u201370\u00b0N) are simply detrended. (b) The trend that was removed from the North Atlantic SST averages to construct the AMO11, and the 60\u00b0S\u201360\u00b0N SST that was removed from the 0\u201360\u00b0N, 80\u20130\u00b0W SST19.\nThe last time the AMO was in a cold state was in the 1990s. In the 1990s, the Atlantic shifted from a cold to a warm phase, driven by a strengthening of the MOC and North Atlantic Current8 and accompanied by a contraction, warming and slowdown of the subpolar gyre. Over the recent two decades, the AMO has been in a warm phase, corresponding to intensified hurricane activity9, 10, decreased rainfall over the US11, increased rainfall over India and the Sahel10, and a shift in fish stocks in the North Atlantic12. A return to a cold phase of the AMO could be accompanied by a reversal of these climate impacts.\nOver the recent few years, striking changes in Atlantic SSTs have occurred in the subpolar gyre, where the cold anomaly that developed from 2013\u20132015 was termed the \u2018cold blob\u2019 in the press13. This cold anomaly resulted from extremely harsh winters of 2013\u20132015, characterised by strong surface heat loss14 which resulted in persistent cooling of the upper ocean15 and drove deep ocean convection16, 17. Here, we assess the impact of this cooling on the AMO index, and evaluate the observed changes over the past 3 years relative to the cold AMO period of the 1990s. The AMO index, however, masks any spatial distributions in SST changes, and while the AMO index is negative, the subpolar cold anomaly is accompanied by a warm anomaly in the subtropics. We investigate whether the cold subpolar anomaly is likely to persist and consider how the present cold state of the AMO may evolve.\nNegative AMO anomaly?\nIn the recent 3 years, the AMO has become marginally negative, with an average SST anomaly of about \u22120.1\u2009\u00b0C (Fig. 1a). The AMO index reflects variability in the North Atlantic and is typically intended to separate internally forced variations from anthropogenic climate change. Varying definitions of the AMO exist18, however, which may highlight different aspects of the basin- or sub-basinscale variability. During the recent reduction of the AMO, both the magnitude and sign of the AMO depend on the definition used to calculate it. The AMO is typically constructed by averaging North Atlantic SSTs and then subtracting a background time series to remove the anthropogenic changes. The Enfield et al.11 definition removes as the background field a linear trend fit to the Atlantic SST average (Fig. 1b), while the Trenberth and Shea19 (hereafter TS06) removes a global SST average as the background field, where the region 60\u00b0S\u201360\u00b0N is used to calculate the global temperatures.\nIn the past 3 years, the global SST average has increased dramatically (Fig. 1b) with the 2015 year being the warmest on record. In contrast, the linear trend used in the Enfield et al. definition does not capture nonlinear variations in its background field, so that the background time series shows a steady increase over the recent few years. When this steady increase is removed from the North Atlantic SST average, the values remain positive (a positive AMO index). Due to the inability of the Enfield definition to capture nonlinear changes, and the likelihood of values changing as the trend-endpoints change, we use the TS06 definition here, where the removal of the large global increase in SST from the Atlantic average results in a negative AMO value.\nTemperatures are warming globally (Fig. 1b) and also in the Atlantic, but confined to the subtropics. Over the 2014\u20132016 period, the temperature anomalies show an intensely cold subpolar region, in spite of the relatively warm subtropics (Fig. 2a). The cold anomaly is centred over the eastern subpolar gyre, between Iceland and Cape Farewell (the southern tip of Greenland) at 50\u00b0N. In the subtropics, the warm anomaly is concentrated in the western half of the basin around 55\u00b0W (Fig. 2a). On longer timescales, the existence of a cooling tendency in the subpolar North Atlantic, while the rest of the Atlantic is warming, has been termed a \u201cwarming hole\u201d and is used to diagnose a longer-term slowdown of the MOC20. On interannual timescales, an SST tripole (cold subpolar region, warm subtropics, cold tropics) is associated with positive North Atlantic Oscillation forcing21. We find that the subpolar cold anomaly is intense enough to swing the entire AMO to a negative index value (depending on the definition used), though the marginal intensity of the negative AMO is due to compensation by the warm subtropics.\nSea surface temperature anomalies and evolution. (a) SST (\u00b0C) from the ERSST dataset for the period July 2014\u2013June 2016 are plotted relative to the average over July 2004\u2013June 2012. The map was created using Generic Mapping Toolbox v5.2.1 (gmt.soest.hawaii.edu/). (b) Temporal evolution of the zonally-averaged SST as a function of latitude. Both panels show that the recent period has a cold anomaly in the subpolar gyre, but also a warm anomaly in the subtropics. (c) Line plots of the zonally-averaged SSTs, where each line represents an average of 2-years. The periods included are the early part of the last cold AMO period (1963\u20131973, blue) and the late part (1973\u20131996, red). Black shows the profile for the 2 year period: July 2014\u2013June 2016. (d) NAO index where the bar for 2015 represents the December 2015\u2013February 2016 period.\nTo further investigate the time-variability of the meridional pattern of SST anomalies, we consider the evolution of the zonally-averaged SST anomalies. Over the recent 3 years (2013/14, 2014/15 and 2015/16) the cold subpolar gyre has reached the intensity of the anomaly observed in the latter part of the last cold AMO period (early 1990s) (Fig. 2b). In both periods, the subpolar temperature anomalies were intense, while the subtropics were less cold (1990s) or warm (2013\u20132016). The details of the meridional position and magnitude of the recent cold anomaly are more readily visible in a line plot (Fig. 2c). The line plot highlights a tripole pattern of temperature anomalies, where the magnitude of the subpolar cooling (around 52\u00b0N) and subtropical warming (around 31\u00b0N) are similar to the late stages of the AMO cold period (1982\u20131996). A tripole pattern of SST anomalies in the Atlantic is characteristic of SST anomalies under positive NAO conditions and are primarily attributed to anomalous air-sea heat fluxes21. While the NAO was positive through several successive winters in both the early 1990s and 2013\u20132016 (Fig. 2d), the meridional gradient in SST is more pronounced in the 2014/16 period, in association with the warm anomaly in the subtropical gyre.\nWhile the AMO index is marginally negative in the 2014/16 period (compared to more strongly negative in the 1982\u20131990\u2009s), the AMO index does not capture the spatial pattern of SST anomalies. The persistent meridional gradients in SST over the past few years are likely to influence the atmospheric circulation. The gradients were particularly strong over the North Atlantic Drift region (not shown). In a numerical model, an imposed meridional gradient in SSTs in this region generated variations in sea level pressure, intensifying atmospheric baroclinicity and leading to downstream storminess22. In this way, though the patterns of SST anomalies may be set by atmospheric conditions, they can feedback on the atmosphere23.\nChanges in Ocean Heat Content\nSSTs respond rapidly to atmospheric forcing in addition to subsurface processes and the large scale ocean circulation. The AMO, however, is associated with longer term variations (multi-decadal) in the Atlantic conditions. In this and the next section, we consider evidence for whether the recent changes (cooling in the subpolar regions and warming in the subtropics) and the negative anomaly in the AMO are likely to persist. In contrast with SSTs, subsurface temperature anomalies can persist for months or years, leaving a longer-term impact on the overlying ocean surface, and so here we focus on upper ocean heat content (OHC).\nThe subpolar gyre is typified by cooler water temperatures than the subtropics, with the coldest temperatures in the western subpolar region. The gyre has doming isopycnals, which means that in the centre of the gyre, layers of water are elevated through Ekman transport divergence, supporting the large-scale cyclonic circulation (Fig. 3b,c). The subtropics, in contrast, are significantly warmer, with isotherms tilting strongly in the meridional direction between the subtropics and subpolar gyre around 38\u00b0N (Fig. 3b). This strong tilt supports the intense eastward flow of the Gulf Stream. During the 2013/14 winter, the cooling by the atmosphere was strongest over the Irminger Sea14 with the subsequent winter further reducing the OHC15 (Fig. 3a). A cooling of this magnitude over such a short time scale can be mostly explained by the strong surface heat losses over the combined 2013/14 and 2014/15 winters, with only a secondary role for the weakening of the Atlantic MOC15.\nSpatial distribution of ocean temperatures and anomalies. (a) Ocean heat content, 0\u2013700\u2009m, for the period July 2014\u2013June 2016 minus the reference period (July 2004\u2013June 2012). Black contours show the mean dynamic ocean topography, while the red triangles indicate the longitudes (52\u00b0W and 30\u00b0W) for the panels to the right. The map was created using Generic Mapping Toolbox v5.2.1 (gmt.soest.hawaii.edu/). Temperature section from EN4 objectively analysed data at (b) 52\u00b0W and (c) 30\u00b0W in the Atlantic, for the reference period. (d,e) As for (b) and (c), but showing the difference between the 2014/16 period and the reference period. Positive (negative) values indicate warming (cooling) since the reference period.\nDuring the 2014/15 winter, deep convection penetrated down to 1500\u2009m depth in both the western subpolar gyre (Labrador Sea17) and the eastern subpolar gyre (Irminger Sea16). Convection to these depths was last observed in the early 1990s24. Meridional sections of temperature anomalies from objectively analysed hydrographic observations show the deep penetration of the cold anomaly in the subpolar region (Fig. 3d,e). Remarkably, some of the strongest cooling was observed in the intergyre-gyre region (east of 40\u00b0W and around 45\u00b0N), over the North Atlantic Current, rather than in the centre of the subpolar gyre. The coldest temperatures were found in the Labrador Sea. In-depth analysis of the temperature changes from 2013\u201315 found that the cold anomalies were consistent with air-sea flux driven watermass transformation, which is an irreversible process15.\nIn the subtropics the warming is largely confined to the top 300\u2009m in the western half of the subtropical gyre (Fig. 3d). The map further shows some enhanced warming on the North American shelf from Cape Hatteras (around 35\u00b0N) to the Grand Banks (around 45\u00b0N, Fig. 3a). The subsurface cold anomalies around the latitude of the Gulf Stream (38\u00b0N, Fig. 3d) may be associated with a shift in the meridional position of the Gulf Stream, but may also result from the inability of objectively analysed sparse ocean data to capture changes in the sharp temperature gradients in the Gulf Stream region. Unlike changes in the subpolar region, which are typically associated with irreversible, diabatic watermass transformation25, the OHC changes in the subtropics are often associated with adiabatic heave (the temporary upwards or downwards movement of water layers) driven by wind anomalies25, 26. Heaving water upwards (downwards) through vertical gradients in temperature results in a cold (warm) anomaly at depth. This process can be reversed through a reversal of the wind pattern.\nPersistence of a negative AMO\nHere we show that the AMO index tends to covary with OHC anomalies in the subpolar gyre. Due to the expectation that subpolar watermass transformation is an irreversible process, compared to the adiabatic processes in the subtropics, we examine the subpolar OHC for its persistence and potential impact on the lower frequency variations of the AMO index. It is notable that the cold blob disappeared from SSTs during the summer, while the OHC anomaly persisted all year15.\nA pointwise covariance between the AMO (TS06 definition) and upper OHC shows that the relationship between the two is particularly strong in the Labrador Sea (western subpolar gyre) and in the eastern subpolar gyre, north of the North Atlantic Current (Fig. 4, around 40\u201350\u00b0N, 35\u201345\u00b0W). The time series of subpolar OHC (0\u2013700\u2009m, 45\u201370\u00b0N, 10\u201365\u00b0W) tracks the time series of AMO over the recent half-century, including identifying the shift from cold to warm phase in the mid-1990s. In the recent 3 years, the OHC in the subpolar region has reached a low not seen since the 1990s. While we expect OHC anomalies to persist more than SST anomalies27 we can also show persistence of OHC anomalies using a statistical forecast. Fitting an autoregressive integrated moving average to the subpolar OHC time series indicates that OHC tends to carry memory from year to year (Fig. 4b). The forecast suggests that the cold anomaly will likely persist over the next 2 years with a probability of 0.8. The persistence of subpolar OHC anomalies, and the dominance of subpolar OHC anomalies on the AMO (Fig. 4a) is consistent with the expectation that OHC, rather than SST, carries the memory of the ocean. In the subpolar region, we further expect that subpolar anomalies are generated by irreversible (diabatic) processes and that once formed, take several years for the anomaly to advect or mix away.\nCovariance between OHC and AMO and statistical forecast of subpolar OHC. (a) Pointwise covariance between the AMO and OHC over the period 1955\u20132013 (shading). Significant correlations are contoured at the 90% (black) level, where significance is calculated using the number of degrees of freedom determined by the integral timescale of decorrelation. The red box indicates the subpolar region used in the text. The map was created using Generic Mapping Toolbox v5.2.1 (gmt.soest.hawaii.edu/). (b) Time series of the AMO (black) and OHC anomaly (red) from the subpolar North Atlantic (red box in a). The AMO is the Trenberth and Shea19 definition, with 0\u201360\u00b0N Atlantic surface temperature minus the 60\u00b0S to 60\u00b0N average. The OHC anomaly is the NODC 0\u2013700\u2009m average for the subpolar region 45\u201370\u00b0N and 10\u201365\u00b0W.\nConsidering the subpolar OHC changes to be diabatic, we can estimate what forcing would be needed to remove the subpolar cold anomaly over the next few years. An anomaly of \u22120.5 GJ m\u22122 would require a positive heat flux of 10\u2009W\u2009m\u22122 sustained over 2 years to remove, or a northward heat flux anomaly of 0.1 PW sustained over 2 years, or some combination of the above. At 26\u00b0N, where the mean northward heat transport is about 1.3 PW28, an increase in the northward heat transport of 0.1 PW would equate to a sustained recovery in the overturning transport of 5% over the mean value. These values are not outside the realm of normal variability, but as the overturning transport is presently declining at a rate of 0.5\u2009Sv/yr (3%/year)29, the MOC strength would need to recover several Sverdrups of intensity. If the subtropical warm anomaly is a transient feature due to adiabatic heave, it can reduce immediately with a change in the wind stress curl over the Atlantic. If this were to reverse, while the subpolar cold anomaly persists, then the AMO may develop into a more negative state with a basin wide cold anomaly.\nThe AMO index is designed to capture the multdecadal variability in the Atlantic and is constructed as a large-scale (0\u201370\u00b0N) average of SSTs in the Atlantic, minus a reference time series. However, the choice of reference time series is critical to determining the value of the AMO due to the recent acceleration in global temperature rise. In the recent few years, the magnitude and even the sign of this index can vary depending on the definition used. In one definition, the reference period is the linear trend fit to the Atlantic SSTs11, while another uses the globally-averaged SSTs (60\u00b0S\u201360\u00b0N)19. Globally, the 2015 year was the warmest year on record and represented a sharp uptick in global temperatures. What this means is that when the globally-averaged SST time series is removed from the Atlantic SSTs, the AMO index is negative; a linear trend fit to the Atlantic SSTs is not as strongly positive in the past few years, so when using the Enfield et al.11 definition, the AMO index is still positive. As the record grows longer, the linear trend may change (or if a linear model is not a good fit to the tendency of the Atlantic SSTs) then the past values of the AMO will change. For this reason, we have used the TS06 definition.\nThe recent reduction in the AMO index may lead on to further oceanic change. A weak AMO is typically associated with a weak Atlantic MOC in climate models and proxies20, and the decreasing trend in the observed Atlantic MOC and meridional heat transport at 26\u00b0N28, 30 should result in a cooling to the north of 26\u00b0N31. However, these effects are too slow to explain the rapid cooling that was observed in the subpolar North Atlantic15. Instead, we expect that the intense cooling in the subpolar gyre of 2014/16 and intensification of deep convection across the subpolar gyre will lead to an increase in the strength of the Atlantic MOC1, 32,33,34. A direct relationship between convection intensity and the strength of the southward flowing waters of the MOC is elusive in observations35, but numerical models suggest that strong convection and their accompanying increases in the density of middepth waters (1000\u20132500\u2009m) in the Labrador Sea are indeed a precursor to a strengthening of the MOC32. In the coming decade, the MOC and associated northward heat transport should intensify, following the increase in subpolar convection34), and may reverse the present declining trend of the MOC29, 30.\nThe AMO index is a convenient measure of the decadal and longer timescale variability in the Atlantic. However, it is a simple proxy built on the large-scale Atlantic SST anomalies and should be used with caution when trying to understand physical processes in the Atlantic or overlying atmosphere. In particular, in the recent few years, the AMO index has become negative, associated with the strong cold anomaly in the subpolar North Atlantic. This cold anomaly is strikingly cold, and reaches deep into the oceans (as seen in ocean heat content), but the magnitude of the AMO index does not reflect the stark cooling that occurred in the past few years. Instead, a warm subtropical anomaly has partially compensated for the cool subpolar regions, resulting in a marginally negative AMO. The direct influence of the oceanic SSTs on the atmosphere will likely differ between the recent cool anomaly and that in the 1980s and 90\u2009s, when the Atlantic had a cool anomaly over much of its expanse (Fig. 2). This is because the atmosphere responds differently to a cool SST anomaly than to an enhanced meridional SST gradient, the latter of which can increase atmospheric baroclinicity and storminess22.\nWhile the AMO index is only marginally negative, we use spatial information about the distribution of temperature anomalies (both surface and subsurface) to predict that it will persist. Subpolar OHC variations were driven by anomalous air-sea fluxes14, 15 forcing deep convection across the subpolar gyre16, 36. Subpolar OHC variations are typically driven by such irreversible processes, which contributes to the persistent nature of OHC variations, as captured by a statistical forecast (Fig. 4). We show that subpolar OHC anomalies in particular are correlated with the AMO, suggesting that the negative AMO will persist. Subtropical changes are typically adiabatic, and reverse with a reversal of the wind-driven heave. Our findings suggest that the negative AMO index will persist and, if the subtropical anomaly reverses, will intensify.\nNote that an alternate name for the AMO is the AMV (Atlantic Multidecadal Variability) which removes the implicit expectation of an oscillation in the variability. Two time series of the AMO index are used. One was provided by NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory11 and derived from monthly 5\u00b0 resolution Kaplan SST dataset averaged over the Atlantic from 0\u201370\u00b0N and then detrended. The second was calculated from ERSST (Extended Reconstructed Sea Surface Temperature v4) following Trenberth and Shea19. According to this defintion, the North Atlantic SST values were averaged, and then the average from them the 60\u00b0S\u201360\u00b0N was removed from the North Atlantic time series. For the remainder of the SST calculations, we use the ERSST product since 1854 at 2\u00b0 resolution.\nOcean heat content (OHC) in the 0\u2013700\u2009m layer was provided by the National Oceanographic Data Center for the period Jan 1950 to Jun 201637. Time series are provided as 3-month averages at 1\u00b0 resolution. Source data include Argo float profiles, hydrographic data and expendable bathythermograph data as contained in the World Ocean Database. Prior to the Argo period (2004-present), data were relatively sparse, though the North Atlantic remains one of the best sampled regions.\nOcean temperatures for the sections in Fig. 3 are from the UK Met Office EN4 climatology38. In the climatology, hydrographic data from ships, probes and Argo float data are gridded at 1\u00b0 degree spatial resolution and a monthly time interval. Since the Argo array was complete since about 2004, we use a reference period of July 2004\u2013June 2012 in constructing anomalies. Anomalies are typically computed as the data minus the reference period averages, so that a positive anomaly represents a relatively cold area and a negative anomaly represents a relatively warm area.\nData are averaged to annual averages, where the data plotted for 2015 in a time series represents the July 2014\u2013June 2015 average. In the text, the year 2014/15 represents the annual average of monthly values from July 2014\u2013June 2015, while the period 2014/16 represents the 2-year average from July 2014\u2013June 2016. For the NAO index, we used the principal component-based time series from Hurrell (National Center for Atmospheric Research Staff, Hurrell North Atlantic Oscillation Index (PC-Based)). For the NAO, annual values used in Fig. 2 are the December\u2013February averages, so that the value in 2015 represents the average of the value from December 2015\u2013February 2016.\nRelationship between AMO and OHC\nA pointwise covariance between the AMO and OHC annual time series over the period 1955\u20132013 was calculated, where the coefficient of covariance is shown in Fig. 4a. The covariance shows a strong relationship between the OHC and AMO, particularly in the subpolar gyre. The area-weighted subpolar OHC and AMO have a correlation coefficient of 0.7, significant at the 90% level. From this, we conclude that OHC in the subpolar North Atlantic covaries with the AMO, while also having substantial temperature fluctuations.\nForecasting OHC\nAn autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) model was fitted on the subpolar OHC annually averaged values over the region 45\u201370\u00b0N and 10\u201365\u00b0W. 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        "raw_content": "Another game, another history-making performance from the 19-year-old.\nIt's a play that embodies Marvin Bagley III's career.\nIt was the fourth quarter in a game the Kings had to have.\nLooking to ice the win against Phoenix, No. 35 was once again in the right place at the right time, blocking a shot under the rim before snagging Nemanja Bjelica's save attempt.\nDeciding to take the rock himself, Bagley surveyed the floor before turning on the jets.\nGliding like a gazelle, the rookie drove past hapless defenders on the perimeter before finishing in traffic for the and-one.\nA post shared by Sacramento Kings (@sacramentokings) on Feb 10, 2019 at 5:21pm PST\nThe sequence counted for a mere three of a combined 117 points from Sactown, but it signified much more than a SportsCenter highlight.\nBagley is cementing his status as a future star, setting a new career-high with 32 points on 10-15 shooting with seven rebounds in 32 minutes.\n@mb3five couldn\u2019t be stopped on Sunday\nA post shared by Sacramento Kings (@sacramentokings) on Feb 11, 2019 at 7:35am PST\n\"It was a big game,\" said the rookie big man. \"I had to be locked in and ready to do whatever I could to help the team out...We got the win.\"\nHis performance set a new Sacramento franchise record, becoming the youngest player in team history to score 30+ points in a game.\nAs the youngest member of the young Kings, Bagley is well on his way towards a star-studded professional career.\nCatch MBIII and the squad in their final game before the All-Star break on Wednesday in Denver.\nBagley III, Marvin, Kings",
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        "raw_content": "Brooklyn jail without heat reflects wider neglect in federal prisons, critics warn\nA \"humanitarian crisis\" at a Brooklyn jail spurs calls for more scrutiny of federal lockups.\nMetropolitan Detention Center security staff and a Bureau of Prisons special operations team patrol the grounds after reports of a bomb threat at the facility on Monday in Brooklyn. Drew Angerer / Getty Images\nThe sound of inmates banging on the windows of their freezing cells to protest the lack of heat, captured by reporters in America\u2019s biggest media market, helped draw national attention to conditions at a federal jail in Brooklyn this week.\nBut defense lawyers, prisoner advocates and union officials say the crisis should serve as a warning that shoddy maintenance and substandard conditions plague not just the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center, but many of the 122 lockups across the country run by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.\n\u201cThis is chronic,\u201d said Eric Young, president of the American Federation of Government Employees' Council of Prison Locals, which represents federal prison workers. \"Many of those facilities are in disrepair. This requires a great deal of attention and often goes neglected.\u201d\nPower restored in NYC jail after days without heat during polar vortex\nAt the high-rise Houston Federal Detention Center, for example, malfunctioning elevators bring operations in the seven-story building to a halt at least once a month and force staff to put inmates on lockdown, said Reynaldo Osorio, a correctional counselor and president of the local union chapter.\nBalky air conditioning systems often leave the jail hot and humid during the summer, he said.\nJail administrators have asked their regional office for money for long-term repairs to the 30-year-old building, but there is not enough in the Bureau of Prisons budget to accommodate them, with facilities with more pressing needs being a higher priority, Osorio said. \"Other institutions are older. And we\u2019re only one of 100 something institutions throughout the bureau.\"\nThe Houston Federal Detention Center's spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.\nThe bureau's federal jail in Manhattan, the Metropolitan Correctional Center New York, also has a history of complaints about conditions, including vermin infestation and inoperable toilets, according to the New York news website Gothamist.\nAnd at a federal prison in Mendota, California, the head of the local union has gone public with complaints of mold sickening workers and a malfunctioning air conditioning system.\nRepresentatives of the Manhattan jail and Mendota prison did not immediately respond to a request for comment.\n\u201cThese are pretty serious situations that, when ignored, you get the MDC Brooklyn,\u201d Young said.\nThe Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center, which predominantly houses people accused of crimes who are unable to post bail and have not yet gone to trial, suffered a small electrical fire Jan. 27 in a second-floor control room, according to the New York Fire Department. The Bureau of Prisons said the fire caused power outages in one of its buildings that houses male inmates. A new electrical panel was installed nearly a week later, on Feb. 2.\nIn the interim, New York suffered a cold snap in which temperatures dropped as low as 3 degrees. The bureau said in a statement that heating was not affected by the outage. But defense lawyers and union officials \u2500 as first detailed in The New York Times \u2500 reported dark, frigid conditions in some parts of the jail that forced curbs on visits and phone calls.\nInmates\u2019 relatives began protesting outside the jail. Inmates responded by banging on the inside of their windows, the clangs and thuds reverberating in the street below. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and numerous other elected officials expressed outrage at the conditions in the jail.\nProtesters attend a rally at Metropolitan Detention Center demanding that heat is restored for the inmates in the Brooklyn borough of New York on Feb. 2, 2019.Go Nakamura / Reuters\nThe Bureau of Prisons said Sunday night that power had been restored and the jail would try to resume normal operations. \"The BOP is conducting a complete and thorough review of the situation in coordination with the Department of Justice,\" the agency said in a statement.\nA representative of the Metropolitan Detention Center did not respond to a request for comment.\nThe Federal Defenders of New York, a nonprofit that represents people who can't afford a lawyer, filed a lawsuit Monday alleging a \u201chumanitarian crisis\u201d in the jail and accusing the bureau of making \u201cmisleading\u201d statements about it. A judge ordered the jail to start allowing attorney visits.\nYoung traveled to Brooklyn on Monday to tour the detention center. He said officials told him it would be a year before the fire-damaged electrical panel would be fully rebuilt.\nThe conditions at the Brooklyn jail, as reported by defense lawyers and union officials, opened a window on problems in American jails and prisons that are often kept out of the public eye, inmate advocates said.\n\u201cThis could be happening more frequently and we\u2019re just not hearing about it,\u201d said David Fathi, head of the American Civil Liberties Union\u2019s National Prison Project, which raises issues of substandard care in prisons and jails. \u201cThis happened in the nation\u2019s largest urban area with lots of lawyers going in and out, and had the visibility others don\u2019t.\u201d\nWith no agency that investigates and reports on conditions in federal prisons and jails, the bureau \u201coperates in the shadows with very little public oversight,\u201d Fathi said. He also blamed the Prison Litigation Reform Act, passed in 1996, which curtailed inmates' ability to sue prisons.\nAt the same time, Bureau of Prisons facilities have suffered from a lack of funding for upkeep and repair, union officials say.\nThe bureau warned in its 2019 budget request to Congress that 43 percent of its buildings were more than three decades old, but over the last 10 years it had received less than half of what it needed to maintain them. As a result, the bureau said it devotes its \"modernization and repair\" budget to only its highest priority projects.\nThe bureau asked for $99 million for modernization and repair, a bit less than its 2018 request but more than it has received in any year since 2009.\n\"Failure to maintain the BOP\u2019s structures and utility systems inhibits BOP\u2019s ability to maintain safe and humane institutions,\" the budget request said.\nPrisoners at the Metropolitan Detention Center respond to family members and protesters who turned out to call attention to the conditions at the center on Feb. 3, 2019, in Brooklyn, New York.Kathy Willens / AP\nBetsy Ginsberg, director of the Civil Rights Clinic at Cardozo Law School, said that the federal prison system is often held up as \"a shining example\" of modern corrections \u2014 \"but it's not.\"\nShe said the most troubling part of the Brooklyn situation was the \"lack of attention and lack of humanity\" that allowed the problems to go on for several days. 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        "raw_content": "TELEMUNDO DEPORTES LAUNCHES FIRST-EVER AUGMENTED REALITY EXPERIENCE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PANINI AMERICA FOR THE 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP RUSSIA\u2122\nTelemundo Deportes\u2019 Panini AR Experience is a finalist for \u201cBest Campaign\u201d at the Augmented World Expo 2018 Auggie Awards\nMIAMI, Fla. \u2013 May 8, 2018 \u2013 Telemundo Deportes, the exclusive Spanish-language home of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia\u2122, and Panini America, a subsidiary of the Panini Group, the world\u2019s largest sports and entertainment collectables company celebrate the countdown to the 2018 FIFA World Cup RussiaTM by kicking off a partnership that brings to fans Telemundo\u2019s first-ever augmented reality (AR) experience for all things World Cup. The collaboration launched with the new 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia\u2122 Sticker Collection by Panini available in stores and online (www.iCollectPanini.com) now, the AR content will live in the Telemundo Deportes En Vivo app, featuring new posts on a weekly basis for fans to enjoy.\nFans can access all of Telemundo Deportes\u2019 exclusive Panini content in the AR menu within the Telemundo Deportes En Vivo app. The AR experience is activated via Facebook\u2019s Camera Effects Platform, which also allows users to engage with the AR content and create sharable, filter-type content, such as their very own Panini sticker available exclusively through the Telemundo Deportes and Panini collaboration.\nThe AR experience will include 10-second videos highlighting Telemundo Deportes talent, historic moments and most memorable goals in World Cup history as well as features on this year\u2019s host cities and stadiums. The content will be available now and through the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia\u2122. The Telemundo Deportes\u2019 Panini AR experience, created in collaboration with VR Americas, is a finalist for \u201cBest Campaign\u201d at the 9th Annual Augmented World Expo 2018 Auggie Awards.\n\u201cWe are excited to launch this partnership with Telemundo in advance of the FIFA World Cup. 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        "raw_content": "Use of Information Technology by banks has grown rapidly and is now an important part of the operational strategy of banks. The number, frequency and impact of cyber incidents/attacks have increased manifold in the recent past, more so in the case of financial sector including banks. There is an urgent need to put in place a robust cybersecurity/ resilience framework at urban co-operative banks (UCBs) to ensure adequate security of their assets on a continuous basis. It has, therefore, become essential to enhance the security of the UCBs from cyber threats by improving the current defences in addressing cyber risks.\nIn this regard, the Reserve Bank of India has issued basic cyber security guidelines applicable to all UCBs. However, any UCB, depending on its self-risk assessment, complexity of its information technology (IT)/ information security (IS) systems, nature of digital products offered, and others, is free to adopt advanced cyber security norms as decided by their Boards. It is observed that the level of technology adoption is also different across the banks in this sector \u2013 some banks offering state of the art digital products to its customers and some banks maintaining their books of account in a standalone computer and using e-mail for communicating with its customers/supervisors/ other banks.\nNeed for a Board approved Cybersecurity Policy\nAll UCBs should have a cyber security policy, duly approved by their Board/Administrator, giving a framework and the strategy containing a suitable approach to check cyber threats depending on the level of complexity of business and acceptable levels of risk. On completion of the process of policy formulation by the Board, a confirmation is sent to the Department of Cooperative Bank Supervision. It is imperative that the cyber security policy deals with the following broad aspects, keeping in view the level of technology adoption and digital products offered to the customers:\nCybersecurity Policy to be distinct from the IT policy/IS Policy\nThe cyber security policy should be distinct from the IT/IS policy of the UCB so that it highlights the risks from cyber threats and the measures to address/reduce these risks. While identifying and assessing the inherent risks, UCBs should keep in view the technologies adopted, delivery channels, digital products being offered, internal and external threats etc., and rate each of these risks as low, medium, high and very high.\nIT Architecture/Framework be security compliant\nThe IT architecture/ framework which includes network, server, database and application, end-user systems, and others, should take care of security measures at all times and this should be reviewed by the Board or IT Sub-committee of the Board periodically. For this purpose, UCBs could carry out the following steps:\nIdentify weak/vulnerable areas in IT systems and processes,\nAllow restricted access to networks, databases and applications wherever permitted, through well-defined processes and approvals including rationale for permitting such access,\nAssess the cost of impact in case of breaches/failures in these areas and,\nPut in place suitable cybersecurity system to address them,\nSpecify and document clearly the responsibility for each of above steps.\nIt is recommended that a proper record of the entire process be kept to enable supervisory assessment.\nCyber Crisis Management Plan\nSince cyber risk is different from many other risks, the traditional Business Continuity Plan/Disaster Recovery arrangements may not be adequate and hence need to be revisited keeping in view the nature of cyber risk. A Government of India organisation, CERT-In (Computer Emergency Response Team \u2013 India, a Government entity) has been taking important initiatives in strengthening cyber security by providing proactive/reactive services and guidelines, threat intelligence and assessment of preparedness of various agencies in different sectors, including the financial sector. CERT-In also has come out with National Cyber Crisis Management Plan and Cyber Security Assessment Framework. UCBs could refer to CERT-In/ National Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Centre (NCIIPC)/RBI/Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology (IDRBT) guidelines as reference material for their guidance.\nUCBs should promptly detect any cyber intrusions (unauthorised entries) so as to respond/recover/contain the impact of cyber-attacks. Among other things, UCBs, especially those offering services, such as, internet banking, mobile banking, mobile wallet, Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS)/ National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT)/ Immediate Payment Service (IMPS), Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications (SWIFT) , debit cards, credit cards and others, should take necessary detective and corrective measures/steps to address various types of cyber threats, such as, denial of service (DoS), distributed denial of services (DDoS), ransomware/crypto ware, destructive malware, business email frauds including spam, email phishing, spear phishing, whaling, vishing frauds, drive-by downloads, browser gateway fraud, ghost administrator exploits, identity frauds, memory update frauds, password related frauds, and others.\nUCBs should review the organisational arrangements so that the security concerns are brought to the notice of suitable/concerned officials to enable quick action.\nManaging cyber risk requires the commitment of the entire organisation to create a cyber-safe environment. This will require a high level of awareness/familiarisation among staff at all levels including Board and Top Management. UCBs should actively promote among their customers, vendors, service providers and other concerned parties an understanding of its cyber security objectives. Security awareness among customers, employees, vendors, service providers about the potential impact of cyber-attacks helps in cyber security preparedness of UCBs.\nEnsuring protection of customer information\nUCBs, as owners of customer sensitive data, should take appropriate steps in preserving the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the same, irrespective of whether the data is stored/in transit within themselves or with the third-party vendors; the confidentiality of such custodial information should not be compromised in any situation. To achieve this, suitable systems and processes across the data/information lifecycle need to be put in place by UCBs. As regards customers, UCBs may educate and create awareness among them with regard to cybersecurity risks.\nSupervisory reporting framework\nUCBs should report immediately all unusual cyber security incidents (whether they were successful or mere attempts) to Department of Co-operative Bank Supervision, giving full details of the incident. A \u2018NIL\u2019 report should be submitted every quarter in case of no cyber security incidents.\nTags: Banking and Finance Banking Regulation Cyber security Disaster recovery Fraud Management RBI Guidelines Reserve Bank of India",
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        "raw_content": "What exactly makes Trieste so unique?\nSituated on the very edge of Italy, Trieste lies at the crossroads of Italy and Slovenia, close to both Austria and Croatia. In short: Trieste is on the crossroads of Central and Mediterranean Europe. Embraced by green hills on one side and the Mediterranean Sea on the other, with the snow-capped Dolomites piercing the horizon to the north, not many cities can claim to have such a majestic setting.\nTumbling down to the Adriatic from a karstic plateau and almost entirely surrounded by Slovenia, the city is physically isolated from the rest of the Italian peninsula. The streets hold a mix of monumental, neoclassical, and art nouveau architecture built by the Austrians during Trieste's days of glory, granting an air of melancholy stateliness to a city that lives as much in the past as the present.\nUnlike most of Italy, Trieste has historically been very multicultural. In fact, at the turn of the century, Trieste had more Slovenes than any other city \u2013 despite not even being in Slovenia. Thanks to its historic links to Austria, the city was also home to many German speakers and there were substantial communities of Serbs and Greeks as well. When visiting Trieste, it often feels like visiting many countries at once - from the Slavic dialects you are likely to hear in the streets to the appearance of goulash and Viennese pastries (think \u2018apfel strudel\u2019) on cafe menus.\nOne of Trieste's most vaunted sights is the Castello Miramare, a 19th century castle of white Istrian stone perched above the Adriatic. The castle is located about five miles outside Trieste and is open to the public all year round.\n#nestadventure #trieste #roadtrip #yournexttravelstory",
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        "raw_content": "Market Update - October 12, 2018\nIf it seems like interest rates have been going up almost every day, then you are correct. There has been this risk off trade that has pushed stock and bond prices down. Investors are taking profits as there seems to be more and more concerns over valuations and the trade war with China.\nFor most of 2018 interest rates have remained relatively constant but (graph 1) starting on August 24 until today, 10yr Treasury rates have gone up 40bps to right around 3.18%. In fact, just this Wednesday the 10yr hit 3.25% midday.\nThe last time we\u2019ve seen a 10yr at this level was all the way back in May of 2011 (graph 2). In 2011 the 10yr started the year at 3.35% and close the year at 1.95%. In 2018, the 10yr started at 2.45% but where will it finish the year? Don\u2019t be surprised if the 10yr closes above 3% but below 3.5%. Even though the trend has been for higher rates, inflation is still very low and higher rates and the trade war will impact the economy. Not to mention that globally U.S. Treasury rates are a bargain compared to other countries.\nFor example, the US 10yr is at 3.18% but in the UK their 10yr is 1.72%, in France 0.90%, in Germany 0.55%, in Japan 0.14% and lastly Australia 2.75%. As far as sovereign debt is concerned, the US 10yr offers very attractive yields with little inflationary risk.\nFirst and foremost is the Federal Reserve. They raised the benchmark rate two weeks ago 25bps and it\u2019s likely they will raise again at the December meeting. The Fed pushing up the front end of the curve is creating pressure on the long end and with that, mortgage rates.\nWith inflation and job data being along the lines of expectations for so many months, economic data hasn\u2019t driven rates as much as headlines have, whether it be trade war, legislation or even upcoming elections. So be mindful of headline risk which generally causes markets to be more volatile.",
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        "raw_content": "Help: I am Having Triplets!\nIf you are pregnant and expecting triplets, congratulations! It can be a time of joy and great celebration. It can also be a time of anxiety as you begin to consider what lies ahead for you, your babies and your family.\nPerhaps it\u2019s not you but a friend or family member who is having multiples. Whatever the case, you can learn about multiple births and what you can do to ensure that you are prepared for the babies and the exciting world ahead!\nHaving a newborn, even one baby, is not a small event. It is a major occurrence and a life-changing one that will continue to affect you and your family. When you are expecting three, you need to think in threes.\nIf these will be your first children, it can be quite overwhelming because the scope of your baby planning probably just got enlarged, especially if you were not expecting that more than one child would show up on the ultrasound screen when you went in for your prenatal check-up. There is also the chance that you expected twins but never in your wildest dreams did you expect your doctor to say with a mischievous grin, \u201cWell, I see an additional baby in your forecast too\u201d.\nIf you are expecting multiple births, the best you can do is to prepare for them as best as you can. There will be an impact to your abilities as your pregnancy delivery date draws near. Carrying one child in the womb can be an exhausting experience for some women. Hence, being ready to give birth to three babies at the same time is certainly no joke. Women who are pregnant with multiples need even more rest and care. This does not mean that the care and support needed for women who are pregnant with triplets is three time the care needed for a woman who is having only one baby. However, you can imagine the added load that pregnancies involving multiple births can present.\nTake more rest\nFor this reason, women who are expecting multiples are advised to take very special care and get sufficient rest. The babies in the womb are probably depending entirely on the person who is carrying them to make great decisions regarding their sustenance and ability to bring them to the birth phase in a healthy manner. Due to the impacts of multiple pregnancies, bed rest may be prescribed for the pregnant woman, especially as the delivery date approaches. With multiple births, there may also be an increased chance for Caesarian births due to the fact that the space within the womb is being shared by three babies and there is not much wriggle room for your babies to descend effortlessly into the birthing canal.\nHence, to avoid risk of injury to your babies and to also prevent more dire circumstances such as the death or loss of one or more of the trio, care will be taken by your doctor and medical team to ascertain the best way to deliver your babies. Apart from care and rest during your pregnancy, you may also sense an impact on your budget when you are expecting triplet.\nDon't hesitate to seek help\nDo your best not to despair but use any opportunity you can to seek help from friends, family and other resources that may be available in your community. Sometimes, if people do not realize that you need help, you will not receive help from them. Hence, do not be afraid to ask for help as your triplets arrive and know that such help can support you in different ways including financially, physically and emotionally. Enjoy the excitement of having three bundles of cuddly-wuddlies and be hopeful of great times ahead.\nRemember, raising triplets means tripling the joy!\nReturn from Triplets to the Homepage.",
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        "raw_content": "CO400 Course Code\nApplications are now closed for January 2019, applications for September 2019 will open in March.\nThe Introductory Certificate in Counselling focuses on developing counselling skills by providing a solid foundation in the key aspects of the discipline. It introduces students to counselling theories and practice as well as to the ethical and professional context of counselling in the UK.\nThe programme is suitable for a wide range of students:\nStudents who wish to develop counselling skills and theoretical understanding to enhance existing job roles;\nstudents who wish to progress to a core practitioner training in counselling such as the Foundation Degree in Integrative Counselling at Newman.\nTutors drawn from a team of experienced counselling practitioners.\nIntroduces students to an integrative approach to counselling.\nLearning is experiential and practical as well as academic.\nRegular opportunities to develop counselling and interpersonal skills.\nFirst step towards a professional training in counselling.\nThe course focuses on learning counselling skills within an ethical and professional context. Core topics include:\nThe practice of counselling skills\nIntroduction to key theories in counselling\nCounselling in context\nSessions are normally held on one evening per week from 6.15 to 9.30pm. The course runs at two entry points during the year: September and January.\nPlease note: There is an 80% attendance requirement on this course.\nHow will I be assesed?\nTo assist in the all-round development of skills, students are assessed using a variety of methods including traditional essays, personal reflections, journals and taped counselling sessions.\nThe 80% attendance requirement ensures that students have sufficient opportunity to develop new skills and reach the level required for further professional training\nOn successful completion of this programme, students may apply to study on Newman\u2019s Foundation Degree in Integrative Counselling. Alternatively, the acquisition of counselling skills can lead to career development, diversification or progression in existing job roles. Examples might include the development of pastoral or support aspects of a role using embedded counselling skills such as those acquired on the Introductory Certificate.\nNo formal academic qualifications are required. Please note, there is an 80% attendance requirement for this course.\nApplications are made online using the \u201cApply Now\u201d button above. Applications for September 2019 will open in March. You will need to add the e-mail addresses of two referees, who will be asked to provide a reference to support your application.\nRuth Roberts (Programme Leader \u2013 Introductory Certificate in Counselling)\nEmail: R.Roberts@newman.ac.uk\nThe total cost for this course is \u00a3990 for 18/19*. Unfortunately this course is not eligible for funding via student loans. However, an interest free payment plan can be offered in order to spread the cost over six months.\nPlease note a deposit of \u00a3100.00 will be required for applicants that accept an unconditional offer for this course. The deposit of \u00a3100.00 will be deducted from the course fee. If you do not commence the course however, the \u00a3100.00 deposit will be non-refundable, except in the event that the course does not run. Once you have been made an offer you can make payment for the deposit through our e-store.\nA Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) is not required for entry into this programme, although it is in some cases required by employers before students can begin their Year 2 (level 5) work placement. 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        "raw_content": "Colorado is a beautiful, dramatic state full of diverse landscapes, people and culture. It comes to life in different ways across the seasons. Some people live for the chilly, snowy winters. There is comfort in the crunch of snow and dead leaves, and the warmth of cocoa. Yet, it can be a frustrating time of year for those that long to be out in the wild, with the sun on their back. The winter blues can drag us into hibernation, only allowing us to emerge for Thanksgiving and Christmas. We need the brightness and rebirth of spring to look forward too. We need to know that there are spring activities in Colorado on the horizon.\nSpring Activities in Colorado for Nature Lovers\nSpring may seem a long way off right now, but that doesn\u2019t mean that we can\u2019t start planning ahead for a fun spring vacation in Colorado. The state is the perfect place to shake off the winter and step out into a fresh, green new world. The landscapes cry out to hikers and families with promises of adventure. The cities begin to emerge out of their hibernation with new events and activities. There is plenty to look forward to, so why not take a look at some of these top spring activities in Colorado for 2018.\nThe best place to start when looking at the ideal Colorado spring adventures is with the great outdoors. It is time to reacquaint ourselves with the landscapes and greet the flowers and creatures of the new season. Spring in Colorado is always heralded by the emergence of the state\u2019s beautiful wildflowers. There are lots of places to see these spectacles, but Crested Butte in Gunnison County is known as the \u201cWildflower Capital of Colorado\u201d for good reason. Families will also appreciate the 3.5 mile Lupine Trail because of the handy shuttle at the other end. This is perfect for tired little legs of tiny explorers. The emergence of the wildflowers also means butterflies and insects to marvel at.\nIt is important here to take a moment to look at the pros and cons of Colorado spring weather. The weather is sure to play an important role in any plans for outdoor pursuits. Spring in Colorado is all about making the most of the good weather when it appears, and embracing the bad weather like a champ. It is impossible to predict what a day will bring until the weather settles down for summer. There will be days of glorious sunshine and warmth followed by days of gloomy cold or thunderstorms. There is even the chance of all three in one day. Adventurers are therefore advised to plan accordingly, but not to let the weather rule their decisions too much.\nSpring Activities in Colorado for Wildlife Watchers\nThis vast range of natural landscapes, and ecological diversity, also means plenty of excuses to head out and see the local wildlife in its element. There are lots of options here, so families can find some gems in a local patch or explore somewhere new. In fact, there are 8 National Wildlife Refuges, 12 National Parks and 41 state parks with nearly 1000 different species. How many can your family tick off over the spring?\nOne way to get a great view of some interesting species in Colorado over the spring is with a designated wildlife festival. The Gunnison Sage-grouse Festival in early April is a great way for families to spot this bizarre bird and learn more about it. There is also the \u201cWelcome back Turkey Vulture Day\u201d, in Castlewood Canyon State Park on April 22nd, that celebrates the return of the turkey vultures for the new season.\nThen there are the alternative adventures for animal lovers after fun spring activities in Colorado. Colorado is home to some interesting zoos and wildlife parks that offer educational close encounters. We all know about Denver Zoo, so why not try a different park over the spring. The Wild Animal Sanctuary near Keenesburg is a great treat for those that love big cats. This 720 acre site provides a home for rescued animals. These creatures were victims of illegal trade and abuse \u2013 sometimes as former pets or circus animals. Here they can roam in peace. There are lions, tigers, cougars, bears, wolves and much more. Then there is Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. The added bonus with this Mountain Zoo is that they host a week long children\u2019s camp in the Spring. This means a Spring Break with a difference for kids that want to meet like-minded children and have some fun.\nSpring Activities in Colorado for Sports Enthusiasts\nThe natural landscape and epic trails of Colorado aren\u2019t just about wildlife and natural beauty. There are many sports enthusiasts dying to head out in spring to enjoy the rocks, dirt and water. Whether you like to travel on two wheels by bike, two feet while jogging, or even four legs on horseback. There is something for every active soul.\nColorado definitely takes its sport seriously. There is more than one way to get down a river, or climb a rock. A great alternative option in spring activities in Colorado for adventurous family is CityROCK. This indoor facility is ideal as a safer option for kids that want to learn about climbing from professionals. There are even ClimBEAR! indoor and outdoor camps at the end of March for kids ages 4-12. Those that want to take to the water can choose between lots of different centers for kayak hire and rafting experiences. One of the most popular is the Colorado Adventure Center, as there are routes on Clear Creek River, Blue River, Arkansas River and Colorado River. It is also worth planning a trip to the Buena Vista Paddlefest rafting extravaganza if you are really into whitewater experiences.\nSome will argue that skiing is actually one of the best sporting spring activities in Colorado. Many of us enjoy heading onto the slopes in the spring, rather than the winter, as we get the best of both worlds. The snow remains deep and manageable for skiing and other winter sports. Yet, the weather is a little better, the days are longer and it is usually warmer. The great news for keen skiing families is that there are many ski resorts that remain open right into the middle of April. Therefore, we can start planning a relaxing break in a top location while we curse the short winter days.\nSpring Activities in Colorado\nBook your customized Spring Colorado experience with Next Adventure Company for a hassle free vacation in Colorado.\nSpring Activities in Colorado aren\u2019t just about adventures in the wilderness.\nThe great thing about planning a spring break in Colorado is that there are options and events around most corners. Many people will look to the great outdoors first, as they stretch their limbs and walk off the effects of winter. However, there are also lots of different events and festivals in some of the major towns and cities. Couples and families can plan a weeks break in one of these locations in spring and be sure of a great holiday with lots of memories.\nSpring Activities in Colorado for those in Montrose.\nMontrose is the place to visit for anyone look for things to do in Colorado in may. The first place to start is with the Montrose wine and food festival, which coincides with the annual Mission to Ride cycling event. Basically, you can feast on the best food that the town has to offer and then either burn it off along the canyon, or watch others push themselves to the limit. The event has a number of categories to suit different riders. Many stick with the 30 miles route to Olathe, but there is a more challenging 100 mile option. This is why it pays to plan ahead now \u2013 plenty of time to train and prepare! Those that prefer to stay on two feet, rather than two wheels, may prefer the Black Canyon ascent. It may be a lot shorter at 6 miles, but there is a tough 2,000 foot climb.\nSpring Activities in Colorado for those visiting Boulder.\nBoulder is one of the best places to visit in Colorado in April because this is when the town comes alive. It literally all begins at the start of the month with the reopening of the farmers\u2019 market. This is the perfect chance to stock up on all that fresh produce you craved over the winter. These regular markers also bring fresh flowers to brighten the home. Boulder residents, and visitors, can also spot wildflowers and wildlife on the vast stretches of trails. There are almost 150 miles around Boulder to explore by bike or on foot. Then, of course, there is the infamous Boulder festival \u2013 one of the must-visit spring activities in Colorado over Memorial Day weekend. Here visitors can soak in the community spirit through food, music, vendors, rides, and the Great Rubber Duck Race.\nSpring activities in Colorado for art lovers.\nSpring is a great time for inspiration for local artists, as they break out of their cozy winter studios and head out for new ideas. Some will take the time to bring a canvas outside, others will gain inspiration from other local artists and festivals. There are lots of options for people looking for things to do in Colorado Springs and beyond. Nearly every town seems to have some form of festival to enjoy.\nBoulder has an annual festival in the beginning of April with exhibitions and performances. Denver has the unique Chalk Art Festival, where over 200 artists transform the streets around Larimer Square. The added thrill here is catching the artwork before the rain returns to wash it away. Old Colorado City offers the FirstFriday ArtWalk where art lovers can explore galleries and open artist studios along Colorado Avenue. Another top Colorado spring event to try is the Mesa Verde Indian Arts and Culture Festival. This festival offers an interesting look at art, culture and history from the Ancestral Puebloans of the region. Works go on display at the Indian art market, and there are also glass blowing and rug making demonstrations.\nSpring Activities in Colorado for history enthusiasts.\nThis cultural festival is just one of many options for those that want to explore the history of the state. There are many Colorado Springs attractions and much loved tourist spots that make the effort to provide a little more for spring break. It it also important to remember that May is Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month in Colorado. Therefore, there is even more reason to head out and take advantage of new opportunities.\nThe Four Mile Historic Park is a great choice for those coming in from out of state, and those with young families. This site is home to the oldest structure in the County of Denver, and the owners created an impressive educational park around it. There are farm buildings with live animals, a windmill, blacksmith, school house and much more. Then there is the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum. This is a great choice for this History Month, but also in March. March brings their free 30 minute \u201cWindows into History Tour\u201d on the weekends.\nSpring Activities in Colorado for music lovers.\nFinally, there are the opportunities in Colorado for those that want a great night out with some live music. Spring in Colorado means the start of a new season of events in many locations across the state. One such option is the Chautauqua Summer Concert Series that begins in May. This series sets up a stage beside the Flatirons for all kinds of performances. There are plenty of concerts, but also film screenings and theater performances. Of course there is no excuse not to visit the Red Rock Amphitheater at some point over the spring. There are lots of concerts from top national and international acts across the year. However, it is also worth taking the time to enjoy this unique setting\u2019s park and trails. There is also a free visitor center with a Hall of Fame.\nBook Your Next Spring Colorado Adventure Today\nAs you can see, it is possible to plan a great spring break in Colorado, no matter your situation or interests. Nature lovers and wildlife watchers may struggle to satisfy their needs in winter. Yet, they know that spring will bring wonderful spectacles and outings in the state\u2019s beautiful landscape. Families stuck for things to do in winter can plan a trip around great attractions, events and festivals on Colorado\u2019s spring calendar. Art lovers, historians and sports enthusiasts know that there are great opportunities on the horizon. There could be a tough winter ahead, with limited chances for action and adventure, but that will all change in spring. Come and embrace all the best spring activities in Colorado for 2018 \u2013 no matter what the weather throws at us.\nALL INCLUSIVE SPRING COLORADO ADVENTURES",
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        "raw_content": "NASA eyes on building a Moon base before heading to Mars\nHuman\u2019s manned space missions are still limited to low-Earth orbit, for decades. However, NASA is eyeing on something more these days. While speaking about the possibility of their return to the moon as well as their mission of landing on Mars, NASA has declared a timeline with an objective to realize their space goals. Their mission starts with expanding the commercial launch capabilities, and gradually landing on the moon. Once these missions are completed successfully, NASA\u2019s grand plan would be reaching Mars with a crew. Although they have laid a practical plan of reaching the red planet, it is nowhere as overconfident as Elon Musk may sound.\nThe procedure of going to space has transformed a lot, courtesy of the ever evolving technology. The Commercial Crew Program, being the first step towards the space revolution. It is expected that both SpaceX and Boeing would start carrying astronauts to the International Space Station in a matter of the next two years. This would be the first step towards the introduction of any non-NASA operated company to carry out such a humongous activity. NASA also believes that it would play a role in promoting more public-private missions around the Earth\u2019s orbit.\nNASA, however won\u2019t let go of its space station game. In its newly released space timeline, NASA has put emphasis on its return to the moon. Almost 50 years have passed since men walked on the moon\u2019s surface. And while they were there for 16 days, NASA\u2019s astronauts could explore only six sites on the moon. NASA plans a different lunar exploration this time, as they focus on entirely different objectives. According to the organization\u2019s planning, the process of developing the moon base is expected to start by 2023.\nThe base has been initially named as \u201cThe Gateway\u201d. It signifies itself to be the gateway to the rest of our solar system. The base is planned to consist of four parts. With power and propulsion to be one part of the base, the other parts are habitation & utility, logistics & robot arm, as well as an airlock section. Significantly, the power and propulsion module has already been put into construction in numerous facilities across the United States of America. It is expected to launch in 2022, while the habitation module would reach the moon, a year later. NASA has planned to send the last two modules onto moon before 2024.\nThere\u2019s not much detail available about NASA\u2019s manned mission in the red planet. However, it has planned to launch a new Mars rover in 2020. This spacecraft would decide the agency\u2019s future in terms of carrying out manned missions in Mars.\nPrevious PostPrevious Blue Origin BE-4 Engines to power ULA\u2019s next generation Vulcan Rocket\nNext PostNext Honda recalls over 200,000 Accords and Insight hybrid cars in the US over software problem",
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        "raw_content": "Artist's heart attack brings new perspective on life, art\nUpdated March 3, 2016 at 7:55 PM ; Posted March 3, 2016 at 6:34 AM\nferris hotard - bonnette.JPG\nArtist Ferris Hotard talks about his oil paintings at The Rutland Street Gallery in Covington, which he co-owns with partner Margaret Imm. Hotard suffered a massive heart attack while at the gallery Feb. 16. (Sarah Bonnette )\nIn a 2011 interview, painter Ferris Hotard espoused on the value of the friendships he'd made in the Lacombe Art Guild.\n\"I have met people who will be lifelong friends of mine and have found a support network of fellow artists who all encourage each other,\" Hotard told former Times-Picayune contributing writer Kathleen DesHotel. \"Art organizations like LAG provide a place to make friends, make connections, to share, learn and see creativity of others.\"\nThose friendships became all the more important to Hotard when he suffered a massive heart attack Feb. 16 while at The Rutland Street Gallery in downtown Covington. He co-owns the gallery with partner Margaret Imm.\n\"I'm surrounded by (my friends), and the love is just incredible,\" Hotard told me as we sat down over lunch just nine days later.\nFriends from the gallery, from the art guild and from Hotard's church, St. Michael's Episcopal in Mandeville, have come to his aid. They've brought meals, offered to clean his house, maintain his yard, and care for his dogs among other things. They've also started an online account to help cover some of his medical expenses.\n\"It's just overwhelming, and this is all just because of my fellow artists and my St. Michael's friends. They've changed my life,\" Hotard said.\nHotard's life as an artist started when he entered his first art show while attending high school at Brother Martin. He then co-owned Bonhage-Hotard Gallery on N. Rampart St. with metal artist Joey Bonhage.\n\"And then I traveled around the United States having shows. I would move to a different city, and within two-and-a-half years, I would have a show,\" Hotard said.\nHe has had one-man shows at the Cheekwood Botanical Gardens in Nashville, Tenn., and the Red River Festival in Shreveport. He also has shown in the Houston Arboretum, the Merrill Chase Galleries in Chicago, and the Plaza Art Fair in Kansas City, Mo., in addition to once selling his art in New Orleans' Jackson Square.\nHotard moved to Mandeville to be closer to his sisters nine years ago when Hurricane Katrina destroyed his home in Biloxi. He became LAG's president five years ago.\n\"I love them; I truly do. Every meeting is like a little family gathering,\" he said of LAG's members. \"And they've really stepped up to the plate\" to handle the upcoming members' show.\nHotard's large-scale painting of water lilies took home the Best of Show prize at a Lacombe Art Guild members show. Sarah Bonnette\nLAG's Spring Members Show will be on display March 15 to 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Heritage Bank of St. Tammany, 205 N. Columbia St., Covington. A reception and awards ceremony will take place March 19 from 5 to 8 p.m.\nPastel artist Alan Flattmann will serve as this year's juror, and Hotard expects most of the group's 70 members to enter the show because of Flattmann's prestige as an artist.\nHotard admits that his own artistic standing has increased since opening The Rutland Street Gallery with Imm in May 2015. He previously had been a fixture at the Mandeville Farmer's Market where he sold his artwork and homemade pickles.\n\"The gallery has really brought me into a new range. More people are seeing my work,\" he said.\nDespite the heart attack, Hotard will still fulfill his commitment to be the gallery's feature artist for the month of March. A reception will be held in his honor March 12 from 6 to 9 p.m.\nFloral still lifes, like \"Camellia,\" and Louisiana landscapes are favorite subjects for Hotard, who paints in oil. Ferris Hotard\nHe is working a 3-foot-by-5-foot commissioned painting of pelicans in flight that will serve as the show's centerpiece. Always a prolific artist, Hotard said he will continue to create oil paintings - many of them large-scale - of Louisiana landscapes, oysters, floral still lifes and more.\nHe paints quickly because once a composition is decided upon, \"that's where it's supposed to be. I question the composition on very few of my paintings,\" he said.\nThe heart attack has brought out a lot of emotions for Hotard, an artist who already poured his many emotions into his pieces.\nA vegetarian who is active and typically filled with energy, Hotard's doctors told him his heart attack was caused by stress that he now is learning to release.\n\"That's what I've learned out of this - almost dying - is that I'm the one that I have to please,\" he said. \"And all the other stuff, if it doesn't work then you have to let it go.\"\nThe attack also came just shy of his 60th birthday, which Hotard celebrates March 9. Already a milestone birthday, it seems all the sweeter because he believes he has a new lease on life.\nHe also has a new perspective on his artwork.\n\"Sometimes as an artist, (you get discouraged) if things aren't selling or you're not the most popular or you didn't get into this show or that show,\" Hotard said. \"(My health scare) just put it all into perspective....I think I've lost the fear of people's opinions. I'm not questioning my talent; I'm accepting it.\"\nHe's also accepting the love, prayers and offers of support that have flowed in from his friends.\n\"This whole thing is humbling. You realize how minuscule you are in this world but also how important,\" Hotard said. \"As small as you are, you don't realize how you can impact a lot of people.\"\nFor more information on Hotard, visit his website. The Go Fund Me account set up to help with his medical expenses can be accessed by visiting the fund me website.\nHis artist-of-the-month reception will take place March 12 from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Rutland Street Gallery, 828 E. Rutland St., Covington. For more information, visit rutlandstreetgallery.com.\nThe reception is part of Covington's Second Saturday Art Walk, where galleries open their doors from 6 to 9 p.m. The St. Tammany Art Association will show new pieces by its members in the Severson & Williamson Galleries, 320 N. Columbia St. Across the street, Tripolo Gallery will show work by the artists it represents, among them gallery co-owner Donna Duffy, Ken Tate, Barry Thomas and more. The Rolland Golden Gallery at 325 E. 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For more information, visit phillipsage.com or email chukker7@hughes.net.\nThe next meeting of the St. Tammany Photographic Society will be held March 10 at 7 p.m. at the St. Tammany Art Association's Art House, 320 N. Columbia St., Covington. For more information, visit stphotosociety.org.\nThe Mandeville Live! spring concert series kicks off with a performance by The Phunky Monkeys March 11 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Mandeville Trailhead, 675 Lafitte St., Mandeville. Admission is free. For more information, call 985.624.3147 or visit cityofmandeville.com.\nMark your calendars! The city of Hammond's 3rd annual literary event, \"Celebrating the Written Word,\" will take place March 12 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in various downtown Hammond locations. Presented by the Hammond Regional Arts Center, this literary conference will feature well-known local authors who will discuss their genre of expertise. The highlight of the event will be a special reading by Louisiana Poet Laureate Peter Cooley. Registration costs $35 per attendee. For more information, visit hammondarts.org.\nCome add to your art collection at the Madisonville Arts and Crafts Market March 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. along Water Street. The market features various artists selling original works of art. For more information, visit facebook.com/themadisonvilleartsandcraftsmarket.\nThe Northshore Cajun Dancers will present a Cajun Dance March 12 at the Abita Springs Town Hall, 22161 Level St. Dance lessons take place from 7 to 7:30 p.m., followed by live music until 10:30 p.m. Cost is $6 for non-members and $8 for members. For more information, call 504.583.8603.\nThe work of north shore painter Cissy Carville will be included in \"La Femme,\" an exhibition showcasing the tremendous community of women artists in the New Orleans area. 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The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. with an eat-and-greet, followed by the meeting at 7 p.m. For more information, visit www.lacombeartguild.com.\nThe Life Drawing Group will meet March 15 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at STAA's Art House, 320 N. Columbia St., Covington. Bring your own drawing utensils and paper/newsprint or whatever you wish to draw on. All levels of experience welcome. Adults only; under 18 with parent permission. There is no instructor. Cost is $20 for STAA members and $25 for non-members. It includes rental facility, live model, wine and cheese. For more information, call Bill Badon at 504.812.0973 or email lthrart@hotmail.com.\nEnjoy a free 90-minute concert with \"Opera on Tap\" March 16 at The Abita Brew Pub, 72011 Holly St., Abita Springs. The concert will feature opera, Broadway and more. For more information, visit neworleansopera.org.\nEnjoy wine, live music and artwork at Artists' Galleries de Juneau's Third Thursday reception March 17 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the gallery, 2143 First St., Slidell. For more information, visit juneaugallery.com.\nTickets are on sale now for the Northlake Performing Arts Society's \"Doo Wop\" concerts March 18 at 7:30 p.m. and March 20 at 3 p.m. at the Fuhrmann Auditorium, 317 N. Jefferson Ave., Covington. Tickets are $20; children under 10 are free. Tickets may be purchased npas.info or at Braswell Drugs, 1107 S. Tyler St., Covington.\nRegistration is now open for \"Plein Air Workshop: Iris Walk with Peg Usner\" March 29 to 31 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Wild Garden at Longue Vue House and Gardens in Metairie. The class with this award-winning north shore artist will be inspired by the site's annual Louisiana Iris Day celebration. Classes will include a composition that features the blooming flowers and blending of hues and values from a standard palette to create color varieties. There is a maximum of 10 students, who must supply oil painting materials and supplies. The cost is $30 for a single class and $55 for three classes, with 20 percent off for Longue Vue members. Contact Edna Lanieri at 504.293.4724 or elanieri@longuevue.com for information. Purchase tickets at longuevue.com.\nThe Slidell Art League has an open call for artists to submit pieces for the next show titled \"Fill in the Blank...with Art\" from April 1 - with an opening reception from 7 to 9 p.m. -- to April 19 at the St. Tammany Parish Library, 555 Robert Blvd., Slidell. There is no theme for this show so fill in the blank by selecting your artistic expression. Awards include $200 for Best of Show $200, $100 for First Place. $50 for Second Place, $25 for Third Place, as well as Honorable Mention Ribbons in each category. 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        "raw_content": "First Listen: Bob Dylan, 'The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11' Sample 12 selections from an ambitious six-disc box set of archival Dylan recordings. The recordings capture and reflect one of the most vivid chapters in American music.\nThe Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11, a compilation of unearthed recordings by Bob Dylan, comes out Nov. 4.\nThe dog's name was Hamlet.\nHe lived at the house known as Big Pink, in the woods near Woodstock, and during the summer of 1967, responsibility for his care was shared by Bob Dylan and members of The Band. Hamlet was on the scene during the fruitful recording of The Basement Tapes, part of the storied atmosphere that led to one of the most vivid chapters in American music.\nYou might remember the multi-instrumentalist and singer Garth Hudson recalling those sessions and referencing Hamlet in The Last Waltz: \"Chopping wood and hitting your thumb with a hammer, fixing the tape recorder or the screen door, wandering off into the woods with Hamlet ... it was relaxed and low-key, which was something we hadn't enjoyed since we were children.\"\nLater, Bob Dylan looked back on that period in an interview with Rolling Stone editor Jann Wenner, he touched on similar themes. \"That's really the way to do a recording: in a peaceful, relaxed setting. In somebody's basement. With the windows open ... and a dog lying on the floor.\"\nHamlet was that dog, and he's about the only Big Pink denizen not fully accounted for on the six-disc The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11. There's no What The Dog Saw essay, and aside from a cutout image of the photograph used in the original 1975 release, there are no photographs of him in the lavish folio \u2014 which is sized to emulate reel-to-reel tape boxes of the era and contains other great images, including one of Dylan, in flip flops, taking out the trash.\nGiven what we know about dog energy and its effect on humans, it's reasonable to conclude that Hamlet's presence contributed in some small way to the wonderfully settled, easygoing feeling of these recordings. Perhaps he deserves some formal credit, because in a sense, that feeling \u2014 redolent of the rhythms of daily domestic life, the palpable atmosphere of a home in the woods \u2014 is the central story of The Basement Tapes. It's key to the whole endeavor, possibly more striking than the line-by-line genius of the songs themselves.\nListening to the mother lode in its entirety, from the gems to the false starts, jokey throwaways and talkback chatter, the first and most prominent impression is this unpressurized, almost familial working environment. You can't escape the vibe in the room \u2014 everybody's loose and open to ideas, especially preposterous ones, and the rhythms are serene, rustic, relaxed. Nobody's rushing to make a meeting. Nobody's thinking of going anywhere; the remote location could be a zillion miles from the commercial world, and these people like it that way. Their mission is not to \"make a record\" the way Dylan's peers were doing in 1967, but instead to explore music, using just their wits and whatever instruments were lying around. And to have fun doing it.\nArranged in rough chronological order based on the numbering system used by The Band's Garth Hudson (who served as the engineer), this version of The Basement Tapes presents the material from the 1975 release in its original state, without overdubs. It's best appreciated not as a collection of songs, but as a kind of audio documentary, a painstaking account of the daily song-chasing that went on for nearly seven months at Dylan's house and then Big Pink. It catches Dylan in a fertile writing period, and offers telling glimpses into his process \u2014 his use of absurd placeholder words (\"You Ain't Goin' Nowhere\") and nonsense syllables that would eventually become lyrics in subsequent versions. At the same time, it shows how resourceful his collaborators were as they cobbled together, often on the fly, a rustic and rarified textural landscape that could complement and enhance his images.\nBy all accounts, very little premeditation was involved: Hudson once noted that they were doing anywhere from seven to 15 songs in a day. Dylan worked constantly on lyrics, banging them out on an Olivetti typewriter sometimes right before tape rolled. He'd bring a page downstairs, and in a matter of minutes, a song would take shape. Not just any song, either: These sessions yielded \"I Shall Be Released,\" \"Tears Of Rage (co-written with Richard Manuel), \"Quinn The Eskimo,\" \"Northern Claim,\" \"This Wheel's On Fire\" (co-written with Rick Danko) and others. (And that's not all: A trove of unused Dylan lyrics from that time provides the backbone of the T-Bone Burnett-produced The New Basement Tapes, which features Elvis Costello and others, and will be released Nov. 11.)\nRecorded during a period of seclusion after Dylan's 1966 motorcycle accident, The Basement Tapes present the already-iconic figure as he intentionally departs from the confrontational invective and tightly wound wordplay of the triumphs in his recent past \u2014 among them the single \"Like A Rolling Stone\" and the album Blonde On Blonde. Driven by what sounds like a desire to simplify his art, he begins by diving deeply into traditional American gospel (\"My Bucket's Got A Hole In It\") and modern offshoots (a tremendous version of Curtis Mayfield's \"People Get Ready\"), folk (\"Po'Lazurus\") and country (Johnny Cash's \"Big River\" and \"Folsom Prison Blues\"). The Band's Robbie Robertson has said that during this early phase, Dylan was \"educating\" his collaborators on folk and other styles they'd only recently encountered; they'd been primarily an R&B band before the Dylan tour. From there, Dylan wrote at a torrid clip, generating simple ballads, allegorical blues and story songs. These follow the general outlines of the covers; they eschew fancy language in favor of blunt declarations, and are built on the crisp, regular cadences of the blues. Though they're not exactly heavy treatises, Dylan does at times venture into heavy topics \u2014 like the nature of goodness, salvation and the meaning of existence, themes he tackled more directly on his next album, John Wesley Harding.\nUnderpinning all the songs, even the ridiculous ad-libbed riffs that were likely never intended for public consumption, is Dylan's pronounced irreverence: When he's leering at a young girl in \"I'm Your Teenage Prayer,\" he sounds nothing like the anointed voice of his generation, or some bard or oracle with special powers. Instead, he's just another mysterious traveler who's shaking off his old mode of communication and out to search for new ones. The atmosphere in The Band's communal house helped this along, because here Dylan was just another eccentric, and thus part of whatever evolving joke was in progress. The crew carried the bantering right into the recordings: Dylan obsessives have long theorized about the mood during the delirious \"See You Later Allen Ginsberg\" and others, as well as the non-linear riffs in the early renderings of \"You Ain't Goin' Nowhere.\" One verse begins with, \"Look here, you bunch of basement noise, you ain't no punching bag.\" A few lines later, he exhorts said basement noise to \"pick up your nose.\"\nThrough it all, The Band's members somehow retained the composure necessary to keep the grooves chugging along. These musicians were perfect foils for Dylan, as well as masters of coloristic accompaniment. Their ginger, intuitive support is more remarkable when you consider that they were feeling their way through the unknown. They had little guidance from Dylan in terms of how the tunes would evolve, yet they didn't just stick to the job of supplying pretty chords behind Dylan's words. 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        "raw_content": "Loop 820 / North Tarrant Express\nWhat is the North Tarrant Express?\nThe North Tarrant Express is a $2 billion state project to reconstruct and add lanes on I-35W, Loop 820 and SH 121/183, including express toll-managed lanes. This project is needed to accommodate the increasing transportation demand in our region.\nIn addition, the development of this project will greatly reduce congestion, enhance safety, expand economic opportunity, improve air quality and increase the value of the region's transportation assets. Construction of Phase 1 of the North Tarrant Express project is underway and is expected to be completed in 2015. Phase 1 includes 13 miles of Northeast Loop 820 and State Highway 121/183 from Interstate 35W to the State Highway 121 split. More details about the project are available on the North Tarrant Express website.\nLoop 820 Corridor Plan\nThe City of North Richland Hills anticipates that the North Tarrant Express project will have a wide range of impacts on our community. Some properties along Loop 820 may change uses if land is acquired by the state, and traffic patterns on local streets are also likely to change or be altered due to the new location of on ramps and off ramps. To prepare for these changes, the city hired Kimley-Horn Associates and Townscape Inc. to develop a Loop 820 Corridor Plan.\nThe plan encompasses property adjacent to NE Loop 820 just west of Iron Horse Boulevard to just east of the interchange where Interstate NE Loop 820, Highway 183, and Boulevard 26 meet. The Loop 820 Corridor Plan was formally adopted by the City Council on July 25, 2005. It suggests some changes to the City's current land use plan, including an increasing in office space and mixed use development along the corridor. The development of a future regional rail station and more hike and bike routes are also identified in the plan. In addition, the plan identifies ways in which the City and property owners can work with the Texas Department of Transportation to improve traffic flow and access to properties.\nThe Loop 820 Corridor Plan will serve as a guide for future development and will ensure Loop 820 remains a vital business, entertainment and civic area bustling with activity and investment. To help spur development and redevelopment and to make NRH a unique destination, the plan proposes dividing the Loop 820 corridor into four districts: the Iron Horse District, the Civic District, the Crossroads District and the Designer District. Elements of each district may include way-finding signs, lighting, landscaping, buffering, crosswalk, banners and other decorative accents. The districts will distinguish North Richland Hills from other adjacent municipalities that share the corridor and will direct travelers to important civic and business destinations in our community.\nThe development of this plan included significant input from City staff, property owners along the corridor and other North Richland Hills residents. Consultants and staff had discussion with more than 1,000 individuals regarding this project. Numerous stakeholder meetings, public workshops and public focus group meetings were held during the study and planning process. The City of North Richland Hills thanks the many people who were involved in this process.\nImplementing the Loop 820 Corridor Plan\nIt will take many years for the City to complete the recommendations made in the Loop 820 Corridor Plan. The City will involve the public and keep residents updated throughout the process. The North Richland Hills Planning & Zoning Commission will work out details for implementing specific land use changes, and will also set standards for screening and buffering of neighborhoods. There will be opportunity for more public input as these details are developed. There will be public meetings before the Planning & Zoning Commission, with final recommendations being forward to the City Council.\nQuestions or concerns about the future of the Loop 820 Corridor may be directed to Craig Hulse, Economic Development Director at 817-427-6091.",
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        "raw_content": "Complexity: A Science of the Future?\nAn archived recording of this event is available via Livestream under \"Archived Events\" at:\nA podcast of this event is available for download here.\nEarly discoveries in physics were driven primarily by observation, by searching for an explanation for what can be seen. In the 20th century, revolutionary advances in theoretical physics often anticipated\u2014sometimes by decades\u2014the experimental verifications of the existence of elementary particles of crucial importance to particle physics, such as the neutrino and Higgs boson. In recent years, the advent of sophisticated computer technology has allowed studies of complex systems, in which large collections of components interact in nonlinear ways, such as cell colonies, neurons in the brain, the immune system, economic markets, and social groups. 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The author of the book, The Discrepancy Method, he is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the European Academy of Sciences, the Association for Computing Machinery, and the recipients of three Best-Paper awards from SIAM.\nMarcelo Gleiser is a theoretical physicist at Dartmouth College specializing in particle cosmology\u2014mixing the physics of the very smallest constituents of the universe with the physics of the universe as a whole. To make sense of the world and our place in the grand scheme of things, he studies the emergence of complex structures in nature, focusing on very fundamental questions related to what he calls the \"three origins\": cosmos, life, and mind.\nMichael Strevens was born and raised in New Zealand. He moved to the US in 1991 to undertake a PhD at Rutgers University; currently, he teaches philosophy of science at New York University. 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He has been featured widely across the media including The New York Times, The Economist, Financial Times, Wired, Scientific American, Nova, National Geographic and the BBC. His work was selected as a breakthrough idea by Harvard Business Review (2007) and for Time's 2006 list of \"100 Most Influential People in the World.\"\nGeorge Musser is a contributing editor at Scientific American magazine, a Knight Science Journalism Fellow at MIT for 2014\u20132015, and the author of Spooky Action at a Distance (2015) and The Complete Idiot's Guide to String Theory (2008). Although he focuses on space science and fundamental physics, his writings range widely over the sciences. He has won numerous awards for his work, including the 2011 Science Writing Award from the American Institute of Physics and 2010 Jonathan Eberhart Planetary Sciences Journalism Award from the American Astronomical Society. 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        "raw_content": "From Retirement Plan\nFrom Life Insurance Policy\nFrom Other Assets\nFor over 200 years the New York Academy of Sciences has advanced science, technology, and society worldwide. With more than 20,000 members in 100 countries around the world, the Academy is creating a global community of science for the benefit of humanity.\nBy making a planned gift, you will ensure the Academy can continue to serve future generations of scientists, engineers, and innovators.\nThe New York Academy of Sciences 1817 Heritage Society\nThe New York Academy of Sciences 1817 Heritage Society recognizes all those who have named the Academy in their estate plans. If you have made a commitment to support the New York Academy of Sciences through a gift in your will, trust, retirement plan, or other planned gift, please let us know to become a Member. There is no minimum amount required. Benefits of Membership include:\nRecognition as a Member on the Academy website, annual report, and at on-site events.\nCertificate of Membership in the New York Academy of Sciences 1817 Heritage Society.\nInvitation to exclusive events for Academy supporters.\nContact us today to join and leave a lasting legacy that will impact generations of scientists to come: kdesulis@nyas.org or 212.298.8614.\nKate Desulis\nkdesulis@nyas.org\nMembers of the New York Academy of Sciences 1817 Heritage Society\nCarolyn J. Foster\nJoel and Liora Kirman\nMichael L. Korchynsky\nRichard E. Parr\nThe most popular way to make a planned gift to support the future of the Academy is through your will, trust, retirement plan or life insurance policy. These bequests let you create a powerful personal legacy without impacting your current financial obligations. 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        "raw_content": "Reward offered for arrest of \u2018sick\u2019 person who lit a firecracker in a cat\u2019s rectum\nA cat, named Katy, was injured after someone set off a firecracker in her rectum in Mansfield, Ohio. (Humane Society of Richland County)\nA neighborhood cat is recovering from surgery after a person inserted and lit a firecracker in its rectum \u2014 prompting the local Humane Society to offer a $500 reward to anyone who\u2019s able to help identify those responsible.\n\u201cOur Board of Directors is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of this sick person/persons,\u201d the Humane Society of Richland County, Ohio said on its Facebook page Tuesday.\nA photo of the small feline, named Katy, with an oxygen mask around its head was first shared by the organization on Monday along with updates on its condition.\nThe group said Katy underwent surgery to repair the damage caused by the explosive and was in recovery.\n\u201cWe are currently at the vet's office with this cat that had a firecracker set off in her rectum,\u201d the organization first posted on Monday. \u201cWe have no words. We need all your good thoughts and vibes for her... We don\u2019t know who did it, although we wish we did.\u201d\nThe animal welfare group later said Katy\u2019s prognosis was unknown, and her veterinarians feared the complications she may face.\n\u201cWe don't know if she will be incontinent or unable to defecate,\u201d an update said. \u201cWe should know that in a few days.\u201d\nThe post received over 4,500 shares and comments as of Wednesday with many users expressing their outrage over the attack.",
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        "raw_content": "Catholic high school hockey commish Mike Mitchell dead at 58\nMike Mitchell, the longtime commissioner of the CHSHL, died on Saturday at St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan, more than two months after he was critically injured in a car accident in Queens. He was 58.\nMitchell's family could not be reached and the hospital would not verify the cause of his death. His sister, Maureen Mitchell, and acting CHSHL commissioner Frank Dunn told the Daily News in late January that Mitchell had undergone multiple surgeries to repair the severe liver and kidney damage that Mitchell suffered in the Dec. 22 accident.\nDunn told The News that Mitchell's car collided with an unmarked police car, which skidded on ice on the Cross Island Parkway. The accident occurred just three days after Mitchell retired from his post as a city building inspector.\nThe news of Mitchell's death saddened his former players and coaching colleagues around the league.\n\"He was a hard worker and a good man,\" said Rich Meyer, the former hockey coach at Bishop Ford HS, who knew Mitchell for more than 15 years. \"It's a terrible thing. He gave so much of himself to the league. His loss is a tough blow to our league.\"\nMitchell's loss made a deep impact at Holy Cross HS, where he began the hockey program 13 years ago.\nHoly Cross coach Kevin Goodspeed had to tell his players the news of Mitchell's death before they started their playoff semifinals series with St. Francis Prep on Saturday.\nGoodspeed played for Mitchell when he attended Holy Cross, and he said the current seniors played for Mitchell as freshmen three years ago.\n\"I told the kids that they wouldn't even be wearing a Holy Cross jersey if it wasn't for Mike,\" Goodspeed said. \"(Saturday) night was real tough. Mike would have loved to be there.\"\nAn NYPD spokesman, Sgt. Steve Rodriguez, told the Daily News in January that the department had no record of the incident. The NYPD said yesterday that they still didn't have any record of the incident.\nMeyer said that he and Dunn will continue to oversee the operation of the 26-team league at least through the end of the playoffs. Mitchell succeeded Dunn as commissioner in 2000.\n\"Mike will be missed,\" Meyer said. \"It's sad when the good ones go.\"\nMitchell never married and was known around the CHSHL as a man who prized family and hockey, a vigorous champion of the high school game.\n\"His basement is like walking into the Hockey Hall of Fame,\" Maureen Mitchell told the Daily News in January, describing his home in Queens Village.\nMitchell's viewing will be held Tuesday and Wednesday (7-9 p.m.) at the Stutzmann & Sons Funeral Home, 224-39 Jamaica Ave., Queens Village.\nThe Funeral is scheduled for Thursday (9:45 a.m.) at Our Lady of Lourdes RC Church, 92-96 220th St., Queens Village.",
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        "raw_content": "Magazine|The Teachers\u2019 Unions\u2019 Last Stand\nThe Teachers\u2019 Unions\u2019 Last Stand\nBy STEVEN BRILL MAY 17, 2010\nPresident Obama spoke about the \u201cRace to the Top\u201c program at an elementary school in Falls Church, Va. With him is Education Secretary Arne Duncan. Credit Kristoffer Tripplaar/Getty Images\nMICHAEL MULGREW is an affable former Brooklyn vocational-high-school teacher who took over last year as head of New York City\u2019s United Federation of Teachers when his predecessor, Randi Weingarten, moved to Washington to run the national American Federation of Teachers. Over breakfast in March, we talked about a movement spreading across the country to hold public-school teachers accountable by compensating, promoting or even removing them according to the results they produce in class, as measured in part by student test scores. Mulgrew\u2019s 165-page union contract takes the opposite approach. It not only specifies everything that teachers will do and will not do during a six-hour-57 \u00bd-minute workday but also requires that teachers be paid based on how long they have been on the job. Once they\u2019ve been teaching for three years and judged satisfactory in a process that invariably judges all but a few of them satisfactory, they are ensured lifetime tenure.\nNext to Mulgrew was his press aide, Richard Riley. \u201cSuppose you decide that Riley is lazy or incompetent,\u201d I asked Mulgrew. \u201cShould you be able to fire him?\u201d\n\u201cHe\u2019s not a teacher,\u201d Mulgrew responded. \u201cAnd I need to be able to pick my own person for a job like that.\u201d Then he grinned, adding: \u201cI know where you\u2019re going, but you don\u2019t understand. Teachers are just different.\u201d\nThat is the kind of story that makes Jon Schnur smile. Schnur, who runs a Manhattan-based school-reform group called New Leaders for New Schools, sits informally at the center of a network of self-styled reformers dedicated to overhauling public education in the United States. They have been building in strength and numbers over the last two decades and now seem to be planted everywhere that counts. They are working in key positions in school districts and charter-school networks, legislating in state capitals, staffing city halls and statehouses for reform-minded mayors and governors, writing papers for policy groups and dispensing grants from billion-dollar philanthropies like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Bill Gates, along with Education Secretary Arne Duncan; Teach for America\u2019s founder, Wendy Kopp; and the New York City schools chancellor Joel Klein could be considered the patron saints of the network.\nOver the last several months, Schnur and the well-positioned fellow travelers on his speed dial have seen the cause of their lives take center stage. Why the sudden shift from long-simmering wonk debate to political front burner? Because there is now a president who, when it comes to school reform, really does seem to be a new kind of Democrat \u2014 and because of a clever idea Schnur had last year to package what might otherwise have been just another federal grant program into a media-alluring, if cheesy-sounding, contest called Race to the Top. It has turned a relatively modest federal program (the $4.3 billion budget represents less than 1 percent of all federal, state and local education spending) into high-yield leverage that could end up overshadowing health care reform in its impact and that is already upending traditional Democratic Party politics. The activity set off by the contest has enabled Schnur\u2019s network to press as never before its frontal challenge to the teachers\u2019 unions: they argue that a country that spends more per pupil than any other but whose student performance ranks in the bottom third among developed nations isn\u2019t failing its children for lack of resources but for lack of trained, motivated, accountable talent at the front of the class.\nSchnur, who is 44, became interested in education when, as an editor of his high-school newspaper, he read a draft of an article from a student who had transferred from a Milwaukee public school to his school in the suburbs. \u201cShe was savvier than any of us on the editorial board, but the draft was just so terribly written,\u201d he told me. Schnur added that \u201cthe more I got to know her, the more I became obsessed with why public education hadn\u2019t reached people like her.\u201d After graduating from Princeton, he worked in the Clinton campaign and then landed an education-policy job in the Clinton administration.\nSchnur recalls that when he met Barack Obama before his Senate campaign in 2004, and heard him talk about education, \u201cI figured this guy could be the great education president \u2014 in 2017.\u201d When Obama moved up the timetable, Schnur joined his 2008 campaign as a policy adviser. Six months later, he was working as a counselor to Education Secretary Duncan. As the Obama administration prepared to spend $80 billion in education aid as part of the economic stimulus program, Duncan and Schnur diverted $4.3 billion to the contest aimed at encouraging cash-strapped states to overhaul their public schools. Schnur came up with the name and pushed the overall spin of the contest, and it was clear from conversations with people in the school-reform movement that he is the one person who seems to know everything happening on all fronts, from the White House to legislative chambers in Albany or Sacramento to charter schools in New Orleans. Joel Klein, for example, said he talks to Schnur about once a week.\nThe winners of the Race would be those states that submitted the best blueprints for fulfilling the reform agenda, which includes allowing school districts to take over failing schools, improving curriculum standards and encouraging school innovation (which means, in part, allowing charter schools to flourish). But what the reformers have come to believe matters most is good teachers. \u201cIt\u2019s all about the talent,\u201d Secretary Duncan told me. Thus, the highest number of points \u2014 138 of the 500-point scale that Duncan and his staff created for the Race \u2014 would be awarded based on a commitment to eliminate what teachers\u2019 union leaders consider the most important protections enjoyed by their members: seniority-based compensation and permanent job security. To win the contest, the states had to present new laws, contracts and data systems making teachers individually responsible for what their students achieve, and demonstrating, for example, that budget-forced teacher layoffs will be based on the quality of the teacher, not simply on seniority. (Fifteen states, including New York and California, now operate under union-backed state laws mandating that seniority, or \u201clast in/first out,\u201d determines layoffs. These quality-blind layoffs could force a new generation of teachers, like those recruited by Teach for America, out of classrooms in the coming months.) To enable teacher evaluations, another 47 points would be allocated based on the quality of a state\u2019s \u201cdata systems\u201d for tracking student performance in all grades \u2014 which is a euphemism for the kind of full-bore testing regime that makes many parents and children cringe but that the reformers argue is necessary for any serious attempt to track not only student progress but also teacher effectiveness.\nBy late March, when the first round of the Race ended, it was clear that Schnur\u2019s spin had worked \u201cbetter than any of us imagined,\u201d he says. Thousands of local news stories across the country speculated about how particular states were faring, some of them breathlessly referring to the \u201cMarch Madness\u201d as governors, state legislators and bureaucrats rushed to consider reforms that might improve their chances. Forty states and the District of Columbia entered the first round. Fifteen, including such union strongholds as California, Ohio and Michigan, passed laws or revised regulations aimed at boosting their chances. Before Duncan had dispensed a nickel, the country had seen more school reform than it had in decades. And still more is being debated as the deadline for a second round of proposals looms next week and states, including New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, hustle to do more to boost their scores.\nWhen the starting gun for the Race went off, four forces that had been building came together and gained strength from one another.\nPresident Obama and Mr. Duncan with sixth grade students in Falls Church, Va. Credit Kristoffer Tripplaar/Getty Images\nFirst there\u2019s the rise of the reformers who seem to be in daily communication through e-mail and blogs. The standard profile is someone who went to a prestige college, joined Teach for America for a two-year stint and found the work and the challenges so compelling that he or she decided education should be more than a layover before a real career. So they did more teaching or became involved running a charter school or a reform group, then kept moving up the ladder as sympathetic political leaders, including Democrats (most in this network also seem to be Democrats), took over cities or states and looked for people to overhaul school systems. One exception is Schnur. \u201cI was in Wendy\u2019s class in Princeton in 1989, so I couldn\u2019t do T.F.A. because it didn\u2019t exist yet,\u201d Schnur says, referring to Wendy Kopp, who founded Teach for America in 1990 based on a senior thesis she wrote envisioning a Peace Corps-like cadre of young college grads.\nAlthough Schnur is a cheerful, modest type, there is a strain of self-righteousness that runs through the reform network. Some come off as snobs who assume any union teacher is lazy or incompetent and could be bested by young, nonunion Ivy Leaguers full of energy. And others see tying teachers\u2019 pay to their students\u2019 improvement on standardized tests as a cure-all. But most \u2014 especially those who have taught and appreciate how hard it is \u2014 understand that standardized tests are far from perfect, and that some subjects, like the arts, don\u2019t lend themselves to standardized testing. They know that most teachers want to be effective and that data-based performance assessments should be combined with classroom observation and other subjective measures not only to hold teachers accountable but also to help them improve their performance.\nThe second force at work is a new crop of Democratic politicians across the country\u2014 including President Obama \u2014 who seem willing to challenge the teachers\u2019 unions.\nThird, there\u2019s the boost given to school reform by high-powered foundations, like the Gates Foundation, which have financed important research and pilot reform projects, and by wealthy entrepreneurs, who have poured seed money into charter schools.\nAnd fourth, there\u2019s the charter-school movement, which has yielded an increasingly large and vocal constituency of parents whose children are among the more than 1.5 million students attending more than 5,000 charter schools.\nPut those forces together with the Race, and you have education reform moving into prime time. Parents marched and lobbied in Tallahassee, Albany and Los Angeles, demanding that their school systems be reformed the way Obama\u2019s instructions for winning the Race said they should. Newspaper editorial boards of all political stripes joined in their cause; \u201cUnion Lackeys\u201d was a typical title of a Las Vegas Review-Journal editorial about recalcitrant Democratic legislators.\nIf unions are the Democratic Party\u2019s base, then teachers\u2019 unions are the base of the base. The two national teachers\u2019 unions \u2014 the American Federation of Teachers and the larger National Education Association \u2014 together have more than 4.6 million members. That is roughly a quarter of all the union members in the country. Teachers are the best field troops in local elections. Ten percent of the delegates to the 2008 Democratic National Convention were teachers\u2019 union members. In the last 30 years, the teachers\u2019 unions have contributed nearly $57.4 million to federal campaigns, an amount that is about 30 percent higher than any single corporation or other union. And they have typically contributed many times more to state and local candidates. About 95 percent of it has gone to Democrats.\nBefore they successfully organized in the 1950s and 1960s, teachers endured meager salaries, political favoritism, tyrannical principals and sex discrimination against a mostly female work force. It\u2019s that sense of needing to stick together against real or potential mistreatment by management, plus a sincere \u2014 and accurate \u2014 belief that most teachers do teach for reasons beyond simply making a living, that drives Mulgrew and other union leaders. There\u2019s also the reality that their own power comes from making sure that the all-for-one-one-for-all contract that they negotiate remains the determining factor in a teacher\u2019s professional life.\nNonetheless, almost all the states that submitted first-round applications proposed school reforms that a year ago would have been seen as pushing beyond what the teachers\u2019 unions would allow. Some moved further than others either because the lure of the Race to the Top money trumped the unions\u2019 opposition, or because political leaders and educators were able to persuade union leaders to get on the train instead of standing in front of it.\nON MARCH 4, Duncan announced that 16 applicants were finalists for the first round. And he said that they all were examples \u201cfor the country of what is possible when adults come together and do the right thing for children.\u201d One of those finalists was New York, which finished 15th but where the union\u2019s clout was such that the application failed to address the core requirements of Duncan\u2019s agenda. Joe Williams of Democrats for Education Reform sent an e-mail message to the network \u2014 addressed \u201cDear Education Warrior\u201d \u2014 saying he was \u201cbaffled\u201d by Duncan\u2019s apparent leniency in giving states like New York a pass. But by the end of the month, Duncan had redeemed himself with the reformers. He picked only two states, Delaware and Tennessee, for the first round of awards. Those states had scored highest (455 and 444) on the 500-point scale. Georgia and Florida (434 and 431) were close behind, but Duncan told me he wanted \u201cto set a high bar.\u201d\nSchool officials in Delaware, which will receive $100 million, have been working on reform projects for more than a decade, and the state already has a comprehensive student-performance data system in place. \u201cWe worked on the application all summer, built on a 10-year legacy of reform,\u201d Gov. Jack Markell, a Democrat, said. And so, in its application, the state was able to point to regulations that had been beefed up for the Race. In Delaware, no teacher now will be rated \u201ceffective\u201d who does not meet targets connected to student test-score improvement (as well as other subjective measures, like evaluations of lesson plans and classroom management) over the school year, and teachers could be removed if they are rated \u201cineffective\u201d or \u201cneeds improvement\u201d two years in a row. \u201cWe know testing has to be part of the evaluation process,\u201d Diane Donohue, the head of the Delaware state teachers\u2019 association, says. \u201cThis is a culture change that has been happening over the years and came to a head with Race to the Top.\u201d In fact, Donohue was one of the five people picked to present Delaware\u2019s proposal in Washington.\nCredit Photo Illustration by Jason Fulford and Tamara Shopsin\nIn Tennessee, Gov. Phil Bredesen, also a Democrat, pushed the Legislature to pass laws allowing more charter schools and making student test scores 50 percent of annual teacher evaluations. The statewide teachers\u2019 union ended up supporting both bills.\nBredesen explained the new politics of education in his state this way: \u201cFor me there\u2019s a little bit of a \u2018Nixon goes to China\u2019 feel about it, because I had done a lot of things that teachers were quite happy with over the years. My argument to them was that this is coming from a Democratic administration. This is not a Republican idea anymore. I told them that I know this goes at the core of what you and your colleagues have been protecting over the years,\u201d Bredesen continued, referring to how he broached the subject of teachers being evaluated and paid based on individual performance ratings. \u201cBut now, we\u2019re all going to have to evolve. It\u2019s coming, and you can either help to structure it, or you can fight it, and it won\u2019t be as good.\u201d\nBredesen points to an earlier development in his state that, he says, had \u201cbroken the ice.\u201d In 2009 the Gates foundation provided a $90 million grant to the Memphis school system \u2014 the state\u2019s largest \u2014 on the condition that teachers there allow 35 percent of their performance ratings to be based on student test scores. Bredesen\u2019s icebreaker was emblematic of the forces of reform coming together around the Race. Projects like the one in Memphis financed in the last decade by Gates and other foundations and the work of reform policy groups like the New Teacher Project, which has been involved extensively in Delaware, paved the way for reform, as has the ascent of less ideological, more executive-minded Democrats like Bredesen.\nTHE PERSON IN charge of preparing New York\u2019s application was John King, the senior deputy commissioner of the state Education Department. Schooled in Brooklyn (where his father was the first black principal in a Brooklyn school), King is an alumnus of Harvard and Yale Law School and was a founder of the Roxbury Preparatory Charter School in Massachusetts.\nKing works for David Steiner, the state education commissioner. But the Education Department is largely under the control of the Legislature, which appoints the State Board of Regents, which oversees the department. The Legislature has also passed \u2014 and could repeal \u2014 statutes that essentially guarantee lifetime teacher tenure and that mandate teacher layoffs strictly on the basis of seniority. The key leader of the Legislature is Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who, like many New York Democrats, held an election-night victory party at the U.F.T. headquarters. The U.F.T.\u2019s Web site calls Silver \u201cour partner\u201d and quotes him as declaring at a union rally, \u201cI and my colleagues in the Assembly majority will be your best friends . . . in Albany.\u201d\nKing says that \u201cnavigating all of the competing interests in New York is a lot different than any other job I have had.\u201d Thus, he explains, that with \u201call of the limits we had with the laws and collective-bargaining agreements in place and the political reality of the Legislature,\u201d preparing New York\u2019s application \u201cwas difficult and frustrating.\u201d\nOne frustration centered on charter schools. Charters are publicly financed schools open to any child by lottery but run by entities other than the conventional local school district. Typically they are operated by nonprofit organizations that rely on donations to provide seed money but then use the same per-pupil money doled out to the public schools for ongoing operations. Those who run charters are accountable for the school\u2019s performance, but they are free to manage as they wish. That includes the freedom to hire teachers who are not union members. A law allowing charter schools in New York was passed in 1998 over intense opposition from the teachers\u2019 union. It survived because there was a Republican governor, George Pataki, and then only because Pataki attached it to a bill giving a pay raise to legislators. Moreover, to placate the union, legislators capped the number of charters to be issued statewide.\nThe Race to the Top reopened the charter debate. Although other reform criteria count for much more, the contest measured a state\u2019s amenability to charters, giving up to 40 of the 500 points to charter-friendly states. With New York State 12 charters away from hitting its 200 cap (and likely to hit it with new charters to be issued this year), not lifting the cap threatened the state\u2019s application.\nCharter schools are not always better for children. Across the country many are performing badly. But when run well \u2014 as most in Harlem and New York\u2019s other most-challenged communities appear to be \u2014 they can make a huge difference in a child\u2019s life. So by the time the Race rules were issued, the charter cap had become something that many New York parents, particularly in neighborhoods with underperforming schools, cared a lot about. In Harlem, for example, about 20 percent of all age-eligible children are now enrolled in charters, and in April, 14,000 other children submitted applications in the lottery for next year\u2019s 2,700 open seats. This means that more than 11,000 kids just in Harlem were turned away. Across the city applications were up 25 percent, and 43,000 students were turned away.\nBill Perkins, who represents Harlem in the State Senate, is the Legislature\u2019s leading opponent of charters. Sitting next to a poster of Barack Obama with the headline \u201cBrothers for Barack\u201d in his office on 125th Street, Perkins, who has enjoyed teachers\u2019 union support, says it\u2019s \u201cstupid and unfair to blame unions when the reason the schools in this community are failing is that they lack resources. . . . the president is wrong.\u201d In February, Perkins was faced with a march on Albany organized by the charter schools to protest his and his colleagues\u2019 opposition to lifting the charter-school cap.\nA building on 118th Street is one reason that the parents who are Perkins\u2019s constituents know that charters can work. On one side there\u2019s the Harlem Success Academy, a kindergarten-through-fourth-grade charter with 508 students. On the other side, there\u2019s a regular public school, P.S. 149, with 438 pre-K to 8th-grade students. They are separated only by a fire door in the middle; they share a gym and cafeteria. School reformers would argue that the difference between the two demonstrates what happens when you remove three ingredients from public education \u2014 the union, big-system bureaucracy and low expectations for disadvantaged children.\nOn the charter side, the children are quiet, dressed in uniforms, hard at work \u2014 and typically performing at or above grade level. Their progress in a variety of areas is tracked every six weeks, and teachers are held accountable for it. They are paid about 5 to 10 percent more than union teachers with their levels of experience. The teachers work longer than those represented by the union: school starts at 7:45 a.m., ends at 4:30 to 5:30 and begins in August. The teachers have three periods for lesson preparation, and they must be available by cellphone (supplied by the school) for parent consultations, as must the principal. They are reimbursed for taking a car service home if they stay late into the evening to work with students. There are special instruction sessions on Saturday mornings. The assumption that every child will succeed is so ingrained that (in a flourish borrowed from the Knowledge Is Power Program, or KIPP, a national charter network) each classroom is labeled with the college name of its teacher and the year these children are expected to graduate (as in \u201cYale 2026\u201d for one kindergarten class I recently visited). The charter side of the building spends $18,378 per student per year. This includes actual cash outlays for everything from salaries to the car service, plus what the city says (and the charter disputes) are the value of services that the city contributes to the charter for utilities, building maintenance and even \u201cdebt service\u201d for its share of the building.\nOn the other side of the fire door, I encounter about a hundred children at 9:00 a.m. watching a video in an auditorium, having begun their school day at about 8:30. Others wander the halls. Instead of the matching pension contributions paid to the charter teachers that cost the school $193 per student on the public-school side, the union contract provides a pension plan that is now costing the city $2,605 per year per pupil. All fringe benefits, including pensions and health insurance, cost $1,341 per student on the charter side, but $5,316 on this side. For the public-school teachers to attend a group meeting after hours with the principal (as happens at least once a week on the charter side) would cost $41.98 extra per hour for each attendee, and attendance would still be voluntary. Teachers are not obligated to receive phone calls from students or parents at home. Although the city\u2019s records on spending per student generally and in any particular school are difficult to pin down because of all of the accounting intricacies, the best estimate is that it costs at least $19,358 per year to educate each student on the public side of the building, or $980 more than on the charter side.\nBut while the public side spends more, it produces less. P.S. 149 is rated by the city as doing comparatively well in terms of student achievement and has improved since Mayor Michael Bloomberg took over the city\u2019s schools in 2002 and appointed Joel Klein as chancellor. Nonetheless, its students are performing significantly behind the charter kids on the other side of the wall. To take one representative example, 51 percent of the third-grade students in the public school last year were reading at grade level, 49 percent were reading below grade level and none were reading above. In the charter, 72 percent were at grade level, 5 percent were reading below level and 23 percent were reading above level. In math, the charter third graders tied for top performing school in the state, surpassing such high-end public school districts as Scarsdale.\nSame building. Same community. Sometimes even the same parents. And the classrooms have almost exactly the same number of students. In fact, the charter school averages a student or two more per class. This calculus challenges the teachers unions\u2019 and Perkins\u2019s \u201cresources\u201d argument \u2014 that hiring more teachers so that classrooms will be smaller makes the most difference. (That\u2019s also the bedrock of the union refrain that what\u2019s good for teachers \u2014 hiring more of them \u2014 is always what\u2019s good for the children.) Indeed, the core of the reformers\u2019 argument, and the essence of the Obama approach to the Race to the Top, is that a slew of research over the last decade has discovered that what makes the most difference is the quality of the teachers and the principals who supervise them. Dan Goldhaber, an education researcher at the University of Washington, reported, \u201cThe effect of increases in teacher quality swamps the impact of any other educational investment, such as reductions in class size.\u201d\nThis building on 118th Street could be Exhibit A for that conclusion.\n\u201cI\u2019ve got one child in a charter and have had two in public schools,\u201d says Bernice Wynn, who runs an optician\u2019s shop on Lenox Avenue with her husband, and whose daughter, Tiana, is in the Harlem Success Academy. \u201cThere is no comparison. Tiana is in first grade and already reading chapter books and writing stories.\u201d\n\u201cSomeone like Perkins has to know that we know that,\u201d DeJuan, her husband, adds.\nPerkins argues that \u201cwe have to focus on improving the public schools for everyone.\u201d Klein\u2019s response is that while charter schools can never be a substitute for a public school system, they can demonstrate how public schools can be improved, while creating healthy competition for a system that used to be a monopoly. \u201cParent choice can only make all schools better,\u201d he says, paraphrasing a favorite line on the placards of the parents who picketed Perkins in Albany last winter and in Downtown Manhattan last month when he held a hearing about charters. Perkins himself benefited from parent choice; he graduated from Collegiate, the prestigious West Side private boys\u2019 school, something he says \u201cis irrelevant.\u201d \u201cThere is nothing wrong with a mother wanting her children to get the best education,\u201d he says.\nTwo weeks ago, the reform network was buzzing with the news that the political consultant Basil Smikle had announced that he was running against Perkins in the Democratic primary this September and that Perkins\u2019s opposition to charters would be his main issue. Mulgrew of the U.F.T. was quoted in The New York Post praising Perkins as a \u201cstaunch supporter of all the children of Harlem. That will weigh heavily in our endorsement process.\u201d\nAS JOHN KING struggled to prepare New York\u2019s application, he knew that the entire school system could benefit from Race to the Top money if the state lifted the charter-school cap. That\u2019s why King was pushing for the change so urgently, as was Merryl Tisch, the chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents.\nThat is also why, at about midnight on Saturday, Jan. 16, Tisch answered the phone in her apartment on the East Side of Manhattan and let out an earsplitting shriek. She recalls that her husband, James Tisch, who is the chief executive of Loews Corporation, thought someone must have died. What she was reacting to was a draft of a bill concerning charters that had just been released by the State Assembly.\nThe first paragraphs seemed to lift the cap. But a closer reading revealed so many conditions that it would be no easier to start new charters than under the current law. With three days left before New York\u2019s application was due, Silver and the Democrats were choosing to side with the union over winning a possible $700 million that the Race offered her financially strapped state. Thus, Tisch\u2019s shriek.\n\u201cI\u2019m told that the people from Nysut\u201d \u2014 New York State United Teachers \u2014 \u201cand the U.F.T. drafted the poison-pill provisions,\u201d Tisch said. Silver denied that, adding, \u201cIf it\u2019s something someone doesn\u2019t agree with, they call it a poison pill.\u201d Silver told me he \u201csupports charters, but to me the real need remains supporting public education with the resources to lower class size.\u201d\nALTHOUGH THE last-minute crisis over the charter cap grabbed headlines all over New York, it turned out to be the least of the problems in the state\u2019s proposal. Its application featured comic overstatements \u2014 New York has been recognized for its \u201cability to move poor performing teachers from the classroom,\u201d for example \u2014 and far more significant omissions and misstatements, all of which were the product of King\u2019s game effort to finesse the grip the unions have on public education in New York.\nFor example, the states were instructed to check boxes on a grid to signal which of their local school systems had signed a memorandum of understanding, or M.O.U., agreeing with the state to implement each of the many initiatives their plans promised if the state got the Race money. To make this expression of commitment unambiguous, the Race application included the exact M.O.U. that was to be signed. The contest instructions also stated that if the wording of the M.O.U. for any local school system was changed to make it \u201cconditional,\u201d the box should not be checked.\nNew York checked all the boxes for all of its school districts for all of the initiatives on the grid it submitted. But in a 403-page appendix to its 348-page application, New York included the M.O.U. that actually had been signed by all of its school districts. It was worded almost exactly as the federal government\u2019s M.O.U. \u2014 except that after reciting everything that would be done to link student tests to teacher evaluations, and to compensate teachers and move them up on a career ladder according to those evaluations, the New York M.O.U. inserted this qualifier: \u201cconsistent with any applicable collective-bargaining requirements.\u201d The same phrase was also inserted after the promise to \u201censure the equitable distribution of effective teachers\u201d \u2014 a reform aimed at allowing school systems to assign their best teachers to the schools most in need. Then for good measure at the end of the entire M.O.U. this sentence was added to cover everything: \u201cNothing in this M.O.U. shall be construed to override any applicable state or local collective-bargaining requirements.\u201d\nOf course the U.F.T.\u2019s collective-bargaining agreements in New York City, as well as union contracts in much of the rest of the state, explicitly prohibit exactly the reforms promised in the application. Changing that is the point of Duncan\u2019s contest. When I asked Tisch about this, she pointed to another added sentence, in which each school system and the union agree to negotiate any necessary contract changes in \u201cgood faith.\u201d That\u2019s the \u201cway we solved that,\u201d she says.\n\u201cRight,\u201d Klein says. \u201cThat\u2019s like telling a woman you\u2019ll marry her in the morning.\u201d\nMOREOVER, IT TURNS out that Mulgrew of the city\u2019s U.F.T. refused to sign even that altered M.O.U. Instead, shortly before the applications were due in Washington, he submitted a completely redone version that outlined a teacher-evaluation program that would be completely voluntary and that contained a provision declaring that \u201cstudent performance data shall not be a factor in decisions regarding individual teacher compensation.\u201d\nI asked Mulgrew over breakfast, \u201cIf Arne Duncan was sitting here with a check ready to give to New York, and he said he\u2019d give it to you if you promise to allow test scores to be tied to compensation, would you make the promise?\u201d\n\u201cNo \u2014 I\u2019d tell him we have to negotiate with the guy up the street,\u201d Mulgrew replied, referring to Klein, \u201cto come up with a fair system first. But I could not promise him that we could.\u201d\n\u201cWould you promise to support a repeal of the state law requiring layoffs to be done only on the basis of seniority?\u201d I asked him, referring to what has now become another controversial issue.\n\u201cNo, that\u2019s the law,\u201d he said.\nNonetheless, the box signifying the U.F.T.\u2019s agreement to the standard M.O.U. was also checked.\nKlein says he didn\u2019t want to sign the M.O.U. because the caveats made it meaningless, but he ultimately went along so as not to \u201cseem like a spoilsport.\u201d\nDavid Steiner, the commissioner for the New York State Department of Education, signed the application. He offered no explanation for why the boxes were checked other than that his staff has since looked at other applications and found that Florida, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Illinois also checked the boxes \u201cbased,\u201d he said, \u201con a future commitment to collectively bargain.\u201d He\u2019s right. California did the same thing, as did lots of other states, including the first-round winner, Delaware. (In Delaware\u2019s case, however, the core of its commitments \u2014 like how teachers will be evaluated \u2014 did not require a union sign-off, explained Donohue, the Delaware state teachers\u2019 union president. The collective-bargaining caveat in the M.O.U., she said, \u201chas to do with other, smaller aspects of the plan, like extending school days at turnaround schools, which I am sure we will agree on.\u201d)\nWhen it came time for King and four others representing New York to make a presentation to the Race\u2019s vetters in Washington, King\u2019s performance, as seen on a video I reviewed of the session, looked a bit like a hostage tape. \u201cWe were all struggling,\u201d King recalls. \u201cWe thought we had a great proposal in terms of what we could control \u2014 like curricula standards and data systems \u2014 but the areas we could not control because of the contracts and laws were difficult.\u201d\nEVEN IF THE UNION still has support in strongholds like Albany, union leaders like Weingarten and Mulgrew seem to have realized that the political pressure the Race has generated means they have to yield in some places and in some ways. In mid-April, Mulgrew agreed with Klein to streamline the teacher-discipline process in a way that, by the end of the year, will close New York\u2019s so-called rubber rooms, the infamous \u201creassignment centers\u201d where the New York City teachers charged with the most extreme incompetence or misconduct (currently 600 out of 80,000) are sent to do nothing while they await tenure-protected arbitration hearings. Until this agreement, the arbitration process lasted an average of three years, during which the teachers remained on the payroll and accumulated pension entitlements. Only a handful of teachers were ever dismissed at the end of the process. It will now still probably take at least a year to remove these most egregiously incompetent or misbehaving teachers, and there continues to be no broader process in place in New York for evaluating, promoting or removing teachers based on performance. Nonetheless, this is a concession that the union had repeatedly refused to make.\nWeingarten has always embraced teacher accountability in theory, but with the caveat that the system has to be fair, after which she adds that there\u2019s no way to guarantee that linking student progress to testing will be fair because tests don\u2019t take subjective factors into account, nor would allowing subjective evaluations by principals be fair. To the reformers, Weingarten\u2019s refrain has until lately seemed a way to duck reform while appearing to favor it. But last month, she took an important, if muted, step toward the reformers: she ended a high-profile confrontation in Washington, D.C., by agreeing to the elimination of tenure-based job security.\n\u201cWhen I came here, all the adults were fine; they all had satisfactory ratings,\u201d says Washington\u2019s schools superintendent, Michelle Rhee, referring to the teachers. \u201cBut only 8 percent of eighth graders were on grade level for math. How\u2019s that for an accountable system that puts the children first?\u201d\nIn 2008, Rhee \u2014 a Klein prot\u00e9g\u00e9e, who founded the New Teacher Project after teaching in Baltimore for Teach for America \u2014 proposed huge salary increases for those teachers who would give up lifetime tenure guarantees and lockstep compensation and agree to have their performance linked to student test-score improvements. Those who didn\u2019t volunteer could keep their current pay scales and job security. For two years, the union refused to allow Rhee\u2019s offer to be put up for a vote. Rhee persisted \u2014 \u201cI\u2019m not big on the collaborative, warm and fuzzy approach,\u201d she says \u2014 and became a hero of the reformers.\nDespite efforts by both sides to save face for the union by preserving the language of tenure, the deal that Weingarten and Rhee negotiated in April actually achieved more than Rhee sought in her original offer. The new contract unambiguously, if subtlely, strips tenure of its core job-security protections. Two clauses now make it possible for Rhee to fire any teacher with tenure, no matter which track he or she chooses (lockstep compensation or performance-based pay), if the teacher is evaluated as \u201cineffective\u201d for one year or \u201cminimally effective\u201d for two years. The criteria used to define \u201cineffective\u201d or \u201cminimally effective\u201d are, according to another clause, \u201ca nonnegotiable item\u201d determined solely by Rhee and her staff. Rhee still has catching up to do when it comes to the data systems that other Race finalists demonstrated, but this new contract \u2014 which New York\u2019s Klein calls \u201ca home run for Michelle\u201d \u2014 gives the District of Columbia a better shot for the second round. (Washington placed 16th in the first round.)\nThe teachers\u2019 unions have become accustomed in recent years to fighting off reform efforts by Republicans and think-tank do-gooders. They ignore the rhetorical noise, while sticking to the work of negotiating protectionist contracts with the politicians who run school systems and depend on their political support. But what happened last month in Washington could signal a new era in which the unions have to worry that Democrats, like Washington\u2019s mayor, Adrian Fenty, not only won\u2019t yield in contract negotiations but will also support laws and programs aimed at forcing accountability. That is the threat posed by the Race. \u201cDeliberately or not, President Obama, whom I supported, has shifted the focus from resources and innovation and collaboration to blaming it all on dedicated teachers,\u201d Weingarten says.\nCertainly, the political math has changed. \u201cMy basic calculus of school reform is that I know I have every Republican vote and at least some of the Democrats,\u201d says Mike Johnston, a Colorado state senator who is a Democrat and avid reformer (and another Teach for America alumnus). As with Bredesen\u2019s Tennessee First to the Top Act, Johnston got lopsided votes for a Race-friendly bill he sponsored in February that not only ties student test scores back to teachers but also names the educational institutions that trained the teachers, so that education schools, too, would be held accountable.\nBut Colorado is more union-friendly than Tennessee, and Johnston\u2019s math only got him so far last winter in a state where Democrats are the majority in both houses of the Legislature. He also pushed for a bill that would make 50 percent of annual teacher evaluations depend on test scores. However, Gov. Bill Ritter, another Democrat, instead submitted an executive order setting up a council to define effectiveness and create an implementation plan that would then be presented to the Legislature. That probably explains why Colorado \u2014 whose largest school system, in Denver, already has strong teacher-accountability rules \u2014 did not win in the first round; the state was a finalist but came in 14th.\n\u201cI\u2019m going to try to get the bill passed in May,\u201d Johnston told me in April. \u201cNot winning the first round should help.\u201d Last week, despite a pushback from the union that included demonstrations and radio ads, his bill passed by a wide margin with votes from both parties. And in a development that would have seemed surreal six months ago, Weingarten endorsed the bill after Johnston agreed to minor amendments, including an appeal process for those tenured teachers judged ineffective. (The larger teachers\u2019 union, the National Education Association, opposed it.) Colorado now seems likely to win in Round 2 of Race to the Top.\nCredit Photo Illustration by Jason Fullford and Tamara Shopsin\nAsked if Colorado and the District of Columbia didn\u2019t represent some pretty significant concessions, Weingarten told me, \u201cAnyone who knows me knows that I have always favored what\u2019s good for children and fair to teachers, and that\u2019s what I stood for here.\u201d\nDUNCAN\u2019S HARD LINE in the first-round awards obviously helped Johnston. But other reformers worry not only that Duncan praised the many states with weaker proposals than Colorado\u2019s that made it into the first round of 16 finalists, like New York, but also that he has promised that there will be \u201c10 to 12\u201d more winners in the second round to share the remaining $3.4 billion. With that money to be awarded this September \u2014 at the height of the Congressional election season, when dispensing pork might be tempting \u2014 would Duncan reach far enough down the scoring charts this time to award states that aren\u2019t serious about his reform goals? Would a simple fix in the New York law capping the number of charter schools, perhaps passed on the eve of the second application\u2019s June 1 deadline, be enough to mask the more fundamental deficiencies in the New York plan? Indeed, three weeks ago the Democratically controlled State Senate did exactly that, in what Klein calls \u201ca bend in history\u2019s arc caused by the Race.\u201d (The Assembly had not acted as of this writing.)\nMoreover, on May 11, Tisch and Steiner announced that in anticipation of the June 1 deadline for the second round of Race applications they had gotten the unions to agree to a four-tiered evaluation system for teachers \u2014 \u201chighly effective,\u201d \u201ceffective,\u201d \u201cdeveloping\u201d and \u201cineffective\u201d \u2014 that would replace the old satisfactory-unsatisfactory regime. In part the evaluations would be tied to state standardized test scores, though they would count for only 20 to 25 percent of an evaluation. This would seem to make it easier to remove ineffective teachers, because the agreement calls for a teacher\u2019s removal if judged ineffective two years in a row, and, as such, it\u2019s a reform that would have been unimaginable four months ago when the first-round application was filed \u2014 or even two months ago, when Mulgrew and I had breakfast. But it still does not allow for these evaluations to be linked to teacher compensation, and the small print allows for a drawn-out collective-bargaining process over what the other 75 to 80 percent of the evaluation criteria would be \u2014 before which the evaluations could apparently not begin. Nonetheless, it will make New York\u2019s second-round application stronger.\nOne reason New York may have gone even as far as it did in the first round could be that good intentions can\u2019t guarantee perfect execution in a federal bureaucracy. Joanne Weiss, who runs the Race program for Secretary Duncan, began last summer to recruit experts, called \u201cpeer reviewers,\u201d to score the applications in a way that would inoculate the decisions from charges of political favoritism. Five vetters were assigned to each application, and the score was the average of their individual scores. Duncan would reserve the right to override the point scores, but if he did, he would have to explain himself because the scores would be released publicly. (He told me that he doesn\u2019t plan to override the vetters.) Department of Education regulations required that the scorers not only have no financial interest in the outcome of their decisions, but not even an appearance of a conflict, both in terms of money and potential bias. This pretty much eliminated people involved in operating school systems or those who are active in Schnur\u2019s reform network, yielding vetters who were academics, education foundation staff members (but not at places like the Gates Foundation that finance reform projects) and long-retired educators.\n\u201cWhen I found out that the reviewers would be people who are not directly involved in K-through-12 education, I got concerned,\u201d recalled Paul Pastorek, the Louisiana schools superintendent who is widely admired in reform circles. Pastorek\u2019s application included impressive details of what Louisiana had already achieved in creating data systems, described the state\u2019s overhauling of New Orleans schools following Hurricane Katrina and presented a comprehensive plan for more progress. Pastorek and I had this conversation about the scorers about three weeks before he found out that his state came in 11th. According to the tallies, he\u2019d have come in much higher but for the rating he received from one scorer, who gave Louisiana a surprising 349, which was lower than New York\u2019s average score.\nHowever the mechanics of the process might be improved in the second round, some of the reformers were also concerned, as three of them told me, all using the same phrase, that Duncan\u2019s language was \u201ctoo collaborative.\u201d What they meant was that by emphasizing how the unions had bought into the plans of the two first-round winners, Delaware and Tennessee, he was suggesting that the unions could block a state from winning by not signing on.\nWhen I talked to him in April, Duncan denied wanting to send that signal, noting that Georgia and Florida, with no union sign-offs but far-reaching plans, finished third and fourth in the first round. And he nodded when I speculated that Florida\u2019s chances seemed even better for the second round because a new law \u2014 passed by both houses of the Legislature after the first round ended \u2014 would force accountability on all teachers without the union\u2019s agreement. \u201cWhat we want are the plans that touch the most children,\u201d Duncan said. \u201cIdeally we want the adults working together, but at the end of the day, this is about doing reform.\u201d\nAfter we spoke \u2014 in another sign not only of the turmoil caused by the Race but also of the union\u2019s continued power \u2014 Florida\u2019s governor, Charlie Crist, who is in a hotly contested Senate race, vetoed the teacher-accountability bill. He said he did so because \u201cthe people spoke, and they spoke loudly.\u201d Those on the other side pointed to a ferocious lobbying campaign by the state teachers\u2019 union that generated more than 100,000 e-mail messages and phone calls to Crist\u2019s office.\nAs the Florida fight suggests, this is not a battle that is going to end soon. In fact, even as the battle lines have now been drawn in communities and state capitals across the country, the fight is about to come back to Washington, where turning a grant program into a contest started it all. President Obama was so pleased with the reaction to the Race that he recently proposed a new $1.3 billion contest after the first two rounds are completed, this time directed at individual school districts instead of states. More significant, Duncan has said that some of the billions in more traditional annual federal aid that has flowed to states according to population formulas should now be based on Racelike competitions aimed at various pieces of the reform agenda. \u201cThis is the chance of a lifetime,\u201d Duncan says. \u201cWe have to move the country in a fundamental, dramatic way.\u201d\nIn a Congress controlled by Democrats, that could be a struggle. When Duncan\u2019s testimony broached the broader idea at a March Congressional hearing, the House Appropriations Committee chairman, David Obey, a Democratic representative from Wisconsin \u2014 which finished 26th out of 41 entrants in the first round of the Race \u2014 reminded Duncan of the states\u2019 dire need for basic funds and signaled his skepticism about the Race reforms, declaring, \u201cWhen the sailboat is sinking, my top priority would not be to put a new coat of varnish on the deck.\u201d (Obey recently announced he will retire next year, perhaps making Duncan\u2019s reform path easier.)\n\u201cEvery Democrat knows the president really cares about this,\u201d Schnur says. Which suggests that the Nixon-to-China dynamic that prevailed in states like Tennessee may work in Washington. 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        "raw_content": "Dr Sara Pantuliano - Head of the Humanitarian Policy Group\nWilliam Bain - Chair of the Associate Parliamentary Group on Sudan and South Sudan (APG)\nLord Curry of Kirkharle\nLondon chair:\nMartin Plaut - Africa Editor, BBC World Service News\nIN JUBA\nArchbishop Daniel Deng - Primate of the Episcopal Church, South Sudan\nDr Luka Biong Deng - Co-chair of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee (AJOC) and Executive Director of Kush, Inc.\nMr Aggrey Tisa Sabuni - Presidential Advisor on Economic Affairs\nJuba chair:\nDr Alastair McPhail - UK Ambassador to the Republic of South Sudan\nFollowing the decision in January to shut down its oil production, South Sudan's government has introduced austerity measures to compensate for the loss of revenue. Juba has announced that spending on everything except salaries will be halved.\nThese developments have raised fears about how an already serious humanitarian situation in South Sudan may worsen. Following the deterioration in north-south tensions between Sudan and South Sudan, tens of thousands have already fled violence which erupted in the three border areas of South Kordofan, Abyei and Blue Nile.\nIn addition, South Sudan has experienced inter-communal clashes in Jonglei State. Most recently, the United Nations has warned that poor harvests, soaring prices and conflict will push millions to the edge of survival.\nViewed against this backdrop analysts predict that the decision to halt oil production could prove 'suicidal' as it accounts for 98% of South Sudan's budget.\nThis event, jointly organized by HPG and the Associate Parliamentary Group on Sudan and South Sudan (APG), brings together panels in London and Juba to explore the urgent humanitarian challenges which lie ahead for the world's newest nation.\nFollowing a general introduction, Mr Aggrey Tisa Sabuni, Presidential Advisor on Economic Affairs highlighted that the current economic attention in South Sudan is centred on the austerity measures following the decision by the government to shut down the oil. This decision is a culmination of a number of issues which have been carried over from the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, including unfinished border demarcation, Abyei, contested areas along the border, oil sharing agreement, water security, and South Kordofan. No credible agreement has been reached on these issues. In addition, it has become difficult to determine how much South Sudan should pay in transit fee for the export of its oil through the only route to Port Sudan. Support was previously provided to the two sides to reach an amicable settlement of the issue but unfortunately, by 20 Jan 2012, the government of South Sudan, with the backing of its people, found itself with no option other than to turn off the flow of oil.\nThis has enormous consequences for South Sudan, some of which are yet to be assessed. The original budget was prepared to the usual level of 10bn sSouth Sudanese pounds. However, considering that that South Sudan relies for 100% of its foreign income on the export of oil, this budget has been significantly revised. Instead, it will be an austerity budget of 4bn South Sudanese pounds; below 50% of what it was originally meant to be. The result is that the provision of services is terribly compromised; the execution of public development projects is compromised; and the connectivity programme to connect South Sudan with itself through roads and other means is put on hold.\nOn the positive side, this has highlighted the need to diversify the economy away from reliance on one commodity. Crop production, animal husbandry, fishing, have been neglected over the last 6 years but are actively being brought back to life. In the future, 20% of income must come from non-oil sources. Even the reliance on neighbours to supply us with everything is being reconsidered, so that at least basic necessities are supplied locally.\nNext, speaking on the instability and fighting in Jonglei, was Archbishop Daniel Deng, Primate of the Episcopal Church, South Sudan who is leading a new high level committee for peace to bring reconciliation and tolerance amongst the tribes in Jonglei. He observed that the root cause of the fighting concerns the economic situation; there are no roads in Jonglei, and once the rain has come, you cannot move from county to county. The only economic means of survival people have is cattle. Whilst the cycle of the theft of cattle has been a long tradition, it has become worse with the introduction of automatic weapons and in turn this has increased the death toll significantly in these areas.\nThe committee will work in two parts; the first is high level discussion with the government and politicians and the second part will be led by the Sudan Council of Churches and will seek to mobilise and educate the community on the importance of peace in the Jonglei area. However, it will take time and will be a long process.\nDr Luka Biong Deng, Co-chair of the Abeyi Joint Oversight Committee (AJOC) and Executive Director of Kush, Inc introduced the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee, which is the highest level of the executive in the area. The body represents both heads of state from the two countries and its role is to oversee the implementation of the UN protocol of last year. So far, the meetings have been very encouraging. There is relative stability in Abyei and the UN forces have been fully deployed. However, the forces have the confidence from both the Dinka and the nomad communities. This is a unique mission and it has provided a good platform for a sense of security both for the nomads and the returnees. One positive development is that the two countries have just agreed four basic freedoms: the freedom to move, the freedom to own, the freedom to dispose and the freedom work. However, the Sudanese government have yet to sign the State of Mission Agreement, leaving the fully deployed UN forces in Abyei without a legal mandate.\nThe next speaker from Juba was Dr Alastair McPhail - UK Ambassador to the Republic of South Sudan who reflected on the issues which still remain since the previous Juba calling event nine months ago. In particular, the international community must not ignore the current situations which include the oil shutdown, austerity measures, tensions on the border, refugees and IDPs, insecurity in a number of states not just Jonglei. He stressed that rather than solely focusing on Jonglei and oil, it was important to also discuss the nature of cattle rustling as well as insecurity across South Sudan and the upcoming austerity measures.\nReturning to the issues surrounding the austerity measures was William Bain MP - Chair of the Associate Parliamentary Group on Sudan and South Sudan (APG). He mentioned that one of the most current debates in the West is the effect that austerity measures of reducing expenditure to cut debt will have on growth; in this country there are currently huge debates on whether the balance is right on that account. It is extraordinary to hear that circumstances faced in South Sudan have meant the need to halve the expenditure and so the main issue is to explore what impact this will have on employment and growth as well as discussing longer term plans to diversify the economy. South Sudan is not yet engaged with international institutions. However, a strengthened relationship with the outside world could perhaps be a beacon to the north to follow a similar trend. A recent Trade and Investment conference on South Sudan was very encouraging and highlighted the potential involvement of international actors in the future of South Sudan\u2019s growth.\nFinally, Sara Pantuliano \u2013 Head of the Humanitarian Policy Group, Overseas Development Institute, addressed the meeting and urged the panel to also reflect on the wider challenges, and in particular the complex and accelerating challenges on the humanitarian side. Many people do not have ID or documentation as Sudanese or even South Sudanese population and so it is urgent to discuss the risk of statelessness for a large number of people. Following a recent visit to Juba, Dr Pantuliano described spiralling violence not only in the rural areas, but also in towns. In particular, she was struck by the mounting level of xenophobia in Juba towards nationals from neighbouring countries.\nIn terms of international engagement, at ODI there has been previous discussion on how \u2018fit for purpose\u2019 the aid architecture in South Sudan has been and the conclusion is that it has not been fit at all. It is now urgent to apply the lessons learned by asking donors to rethink their strategies and developed better tailored approaches for South Sudan which balance state building priorities with support for adequate humanitarian response capacity where neeeded. In 2005/6, this capacity was de facto dismantled and made minimal. Clearly we are in a situation where it needs to be as strong as it has even been.\nThe first round of questions focused on the role of the international community both as donors of international aid and development and as future investors. It also focused on the capacity of the existing South Sudan government to manage a growing relationship with other international actors, including through the Commonwealth.\nWilliam Bain opened the Panel\u2019s response by suggesting that any country has to move from the aid stage into a development stage. In terms of infrastructure, there are urgent needs in South Sudan, especially for a transport network. In terms of finance, micro finance structures would empower people to make their own livings in the coming years. The Department of Innovation and Skills will continue to press the British Government about how to develop South Sudan\u2019s economy, whilst diversifying away from oil. Historically, and elsewhere in Africa, we have seen that the engagement in international institutions can bring solutions to many pre-existing problems.\nSara Pantuliano agreed with this analysis but also called for deeper engagement from the international community with the national organisations, in order to ensure that South Sudan\u2019s civil society informs the international aid agenda.\nThe second round of questions addressed the relationship between energy and the economy. If South Sudan must diversify its economy away from oil to be more sustainable, then will there be plans for a green economy which could be presented at the Rio 20? Also on the topic of energy, to what extent are the plans for local government reform interrupted by the current austerity measures despite being critical to proper oil delivery?\nGovernment led-private sector participation would be one way to encourage growth. There also needs to be greater emphasis on production in agricultural sectors, organising farmers into local cooperative groups. The urban sectors in Juba currently rely on food from neighbouring countries as they are mostly cheaper than local sources. Whilst there is an encouraging amount of interest from the international business community to invest in South Sudan, unfortunately situations such as the fighting in Jonglei take control of the headlines. Despite the numerous security issues which have been discussed, and the climate of austerity, the South Sudanese government has planned to protect the provision of water and sanitation, demonstrating a structure of good governance.\nLuka Biong agreed that there could be plenty of opportunity for South Sudan to develop a green economy but that this cannot be discussed until there is better infrastructure in otherwise neglected areas.\nHis Excellency Abdullahi Hamad Ali Alazreg, Ambassador of Sudan to the UK, spoke from the floor and thanked the countries which helped to write the CPA. He stressed that whilst the people of Sudan and South Sudan have acted in a civilised way over the secession of South Sudan, one of the main problems is the continued lack of trust between the two countries..\nDr Alex de Waal, also spoke from the floor and agreed that the negotiations have been marred by a lot of distrust and bitterness. Yet, he pointed out that there has also been some progress lately and that a new realism is emerging at the talks. Abyei can be used as a success story and shows the goodwill and leadership which have brought a sense of accountability to the area. He mentioned that a presidential summit has been agreed, but that its successful outcome risks being compromised by the reciprocal fear the two parties harbour that that the other side has a regime change agenda and is still connected with destabilising proxy forces.\nThe third, and final, round of questions asked specifically how long the members of the Panel expect the pipeline to be closed for and also how prepared the South Sudan government is to meaningfully include civil society organisations in the Constitution making process.\nArchbishop Deng said that the government is very committed to involving the civil society in the creation of the new Constitution. One of the best assets of South Sudan is the population and their satisfaction with the law of the nation. This has been reflected in their support for the decision to suspend the oil pipeline.\nThe final comment was made by Sara Pantuliano also reflecting on the popular support for the oil shutdown. However, she emphasised that many of the populations of South Sudan are still to enjoy the benefits of independence and that poverty continues to be rampant in much of the country. The oil shut down will accelerate the problems that make daily life difficult for most South Sudanese. 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        "raw_content": "\"Go tell What The Lord Has Done for You!\"\n\u201cAs he was getting into the boat, the man who had been possessed with demons begged him that he might be with him. And he did not permit him but said to him, \u201cGo home to your friends and tell them how much the Lord has done for you, and how he has had mercy on you.\u201d And he went away and began to proclaim in the Decapolis how much Jesus had done for him, and everyone marveled.\u201d (Mark 5:18-20)\nI can imagine what a testimony the man who used to be possessed would have when he returned to his village. He would take off his shirt and point to the raw skin on his wrists and say, \u201cSee these marks on my wrists?\u201d I used to be a mad man out of my mind chained like an animal but Jesus set me free. See these scars all over my arms and body, I used to be a cutter, mutilating my body until Jesus made me whole. I used to be possessed and haunted by thousands of demons until released me from their control. Let me tell you what the Lord has done for me and what a difference it makes in my life today that I am saved by Jesus.\"\nYesterday I shared my testimony as part of my message at Toney UMC. In front of the congregation I told them of the demons of my past that controlled my flesh. The addictions, attitudes, lies, and behaviors that had me living a death like existence \u201camong the tombs.\u201d (v.3). \u201cMartha said of her dead brother Lazarus, \u201cLord, by this time there will be a stench, for he has been dead for 4 days.\u201d (John 11:39) For a time in my life I had been spiritually dead for years, and there was a stench coming from my life and I was a rotten person. But like Lazarus, I heard the voice of Jesus calling me in my darkness, and he raised me back to life. And yesterday, like the demon possessed man in Mark\u2019s Gospel, I went and stood before those gathered, and I showed them my scars, and I told them how much the Lord has done for me, and how he has had mercy on me. I told them what difference it makes in my life today that I am in Christ Jesus.\nAll of us who have been saved in Christ Jesus have a testimony to share. To be \u201csaved\u201d means you have had to be saved from something to something else: death to life, darkness to light, pain to comfort, sadness to joy, bondage to freedom, selfishness to giver...ect. All of you have a testimony of all that the Lord has done for you and the mercy he has shown you. You were \u201csaved\u201d for the mission of sharing your testimony with others. All of us, no matter what your proficiency in Scriptures or gifting of evangelism, are called to simply go home, to work, to our friends and tell them what Jesus has done for you.\n\u201cNow the salvation and the power and the kingdom of our God and the authority of his Christ have come, for the accuser of our brothers has been thrown down, who accuses them day and night before our God. And they have conquered him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony\u2026\u201d (Revelation 12:10)\nMy family, I pray starting today, you tell at least one person each day this week what is the difference in your life today that you are in Christ Jesus. In Jesus\u2019 name, amen. Please pray the same for me. God bless you my friends!",
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(\u201cfourche d\u2019attelage\u201d) R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20021.\n2. Where a truck tractor and one or more trailers are operated in combination, the coupling devices connecting the truck tractor and trailer or trailers shall be designed, constructed and installed and the truck tractor, trailer or trailers shall be designed and constructed so that when they are operated in combination in a straight line on a level, smooth, paved surface, the path of the trailer or trailers does not swing or deviate more than 76 millimetres to either side of the path or the truck tractor. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20022.\n3. (1) The lower-half of a fifth wheel assembly on a truck tractor, trailer or trailer converter dolly shall be attached to the frame of the truck tractor, trailer or trailer converter dolly with a mounting that,\n(a) has,\n(i) brackets, mounting plates or angles, and\n(ii) bolts or equivalent devices,\nwhich together will withstand a force, applied at the coupling point of the fifth wheel assembly, equivalent to the gross weight of the trailer or trailers being towed without residual deformation to the mounting parts;\n(b) is installed so that the frame of the truck tractor, trailer or converter dolly does not crack or become deformed; and\n(c) is installed so as to prevent shifting of the lower-half of the fifth wheel assembly on the frame to which it is attached. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20023 (1).\n(2) Where the upper-half of a fifth wheel assembly is attached to a semi-trailer it shall be attached to the underside of the semi-trailer so as to prevent,\n(a) warping or cracking of the upper-half of the fifth wheel assembly or the underside of the semi-trailer; and\n(b) separation of the upper-half of the fifth wheel assembly from the semi-trailer. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20023 (2).\n(3) A fifth wheel assembly shall be equipped with a locking device that prevents separation of its upper-half from its lower-half. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20023 (3).\n(4) Where a fifth wheel assembly includes a manual release system, the fifth wheel assembly shall be equipped with a locking device or devices which applies automatically on the coupling of a semi-trailer to a truck tractor, trailer converter dolly or to another semi-trailer. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20023 (4).\n(5) The lower-half of a fifth wheel assembly on a truck tractor, trailer or trailer converter dolly shall be so mounted in relation to the axles of the truck tractor, trailer or trailer converter dolly that,\n(a) the load distribution does not unduly interfere with the steering, braking or maneuverability of the truck tractor, trailer or trailer converter dolly; and\n(b) the combination operates safely. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20023 (5).\n4. (1) A full trailer shall be equipped with a tow bar that is of sufficient strength to withstand a force through its attachments equivalent to the gross weight of the trailer or trailers being towed, without residual deformation to the tow bar. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20024 (1).\n(2) Where a tow bar is used to tow a full trailer it shall be connected to the full trailer with an attachment that,\n(a) has a strength equal to or greater than that of the tow bar;\n(b) in the case of a hinged tow bar, has the minimum clearance necessary for adequate articulation; and\n(c) is attached in the manner for which it was designed. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20024 (2).\n(3) Where a truck tractor or trailer is equipped with a trailer hitch, the trailer hitch shall,\n(a) be of sufficient strength to withstand a force applied at the point to which the tow bar is connected, equivalent to the gross weight of the trailer or trailers being towed, without residual deformation to the trailer hitch;\n(b) provide the minimum clearance necessary for adequate articulation in its connection to the trailer being towed; and\n(c) be provided with a locking device to prevent accidental separation of the truck tractor or trailer from the trailer being towed. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20024 (3).\n(4) The attachment of a trailer hitch to the towing structure of a truck tractor or trailer shall have a strength that is equal to or greater than that of the trailer hitch. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20024 (4).\n(5) A towing structure to which a trailer hitch is attached, shall have a strength equal to or greater than that of the trailer hitch. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20024 (5).\n(6) The attachment of a towing structure to a truck tractor or trailer shall,\n(a) be reinforced or braced to prevent distortion of the frame of the truck tractor or trailer; and\n(b) have a strength equal to or greater than that of the trailer hitch. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 618, s.\u20024 (6).\n5. (1) A full trailer shall be coupled to the frame or an extension of the frame of a truck tractor or trailer with a safety connecting device that will prevent the full trailer from breaking loose in the event the tow bar fails or becomes disconnected. 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        "raw_content": "(6/29/2004 )\nStudents Present History Projects at the National Archives July 4th Celebration\nNational History Day is pleased to announce that five National History Day students have been selected to participate in the National Archives celebration of the 228th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4th.\nWyoming Student is Winner of the Our Documents Presidential Initiative Award\nNational History Day (NHD) and The National Archives and Records Administration are pleased to announce that Erin Hammer, a senior at Lander Valley High School in Lander, Wyoming, was selected as a winner of the second annual Our Documents Special Prize.\nComplete Results of the 2004 National History Day Competitions are available at the National History Day website\nOregon Student is Winner of the Our Documents Presidential Initiative Award\nNational History Day (NHD) and The National Archives and Records Administration are pleased to announce that Keahi Horowitz, home schooled in Lake Oswego, Oregon, was selected as a winner of the second annual Our Documents Special Prize.\nNational History Day 2004 - Final Results Now Available\nView the results of National History Day's 2004 Student and Educator Competitions, including special prizes and scholarships, at the National History Day website.\nA Webcast of the events is also available courtesy of the History Channel.\n(6/13/2004 - 6/17/2004 )\nStudents From Across America Make History at National History Day 2004\nMore than 2,100 students in grades six through 12 from 48 states, the District of Columbia, and American Samoa. 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Participants will be given a sourcebook of lessons related to the 100 significant documents in American History to use in conjunction with the site.\nAt the Narragansett High School Media Center, 245 South Pier Road, Narragansett, RI 02882 on February 10, 2004 from 3:00-5:00 pm. 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Discuss these documents and their importance to American history, and learn more about the Our Documents initiative.\n(10/05/2003) Our Documents Town Hall Meeting presented by The History Channel\nStacey Bredhoff, Senior Curator from the National Archives, Dr. James Horton from George Washington University, and Dr. Steven Gillon from the University of Oklahoma will lead the discussion with middle and high school student participants, exploring the National Archives' collection of 100 milestone documents and what these documents mean to our lives today. This program may be taped for classroom use. Go to www.historychannel.com.or check your local cable listings for show times.\n(9/16/2003) New Civics Initiative Launched: The People's Vote: 100 Documents That Shaped America\nPress Release from the National Archives and Records Administration.\n(9/2003) \u201cOur Documents: 100 Milestone Documents from the National Archives\u201d published by Oxford University Press\nOxford University Press has published a commemorative book of the 100 milestone documents that have shaped our nation. Comprised of documents judged by the staff of the National Archives to be essential in the development of the United States from its founding to 1965, \u201cOur Documents\u201d begins with a forward by award-winning historian Michael Beschloss, a preface by the Archivist of the United States, and an essay on how the documents were selected. 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        "raw_content": "In Patricia Villa v. CavaMezze Grill, LLC, et al. (No. 15-2543), the plaintiff, Patricia Villa (\u201cVilla\u201d), was a low-level manager at the Cava Mezze Grill in Merrifield, Virginia. In October 2013, one of the employees that Villa supervised, Judy Bonilla (\u201cBonilla\u201d), told Villa that the company\u2019s general manager, Marcelo Butron (\u201cButron\u201d), had proposed a quid pro quo arrangement, offering her a pay raise in exchange for sex. Villa promptly reported the alleged unlawful conduct to the company\u2019s Director of Operations, who in turn notified the CEO.\nDuring the subsequent investigation, when Bonilla\u2014the alleged victim of harassment\u2014was specifically asked whether Butron had offered to give her a raise in exchange for sex, Bonilla denied this, and also denied making the statements that Villa had reported. The company also interviewed several other current and formal employees whom Villa had identified as possessing knowledge of Butron\u2019s actions, all of whom denied knowing anything about any sexual harassment from/by Butron. As a result, the company concluded that Villa had made up the allegations, and decided to fire her for apparently fabricating the report.\nAfter Villa filed a charge of unlawful retaliation with the Virginia Office of Human Rights and the EEOC, she subsequently filed a lawsuit in the Eastern District of Virginia federal court, alleging retaliation in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (\u201cTitle VII\u201d).\nDuring the ensuing litigation, Bonilla gave sworn deposition testimony, during which she changed her story; she acknowledged that Villa had, in fact, accurately reported their conversation to the company\u2019s Director of Operations, and that Bonilla had lied when she told the company otherwise during its October 2013 investigation. Bonilla also testified that, although Butron had never actually offered to give her a raise in exchange for sex, Villa had no knowledge that Bonilla\u2019s allegation had been false.\nThe company moved for summary judgment, contending that even if it had incorrectly concluded that Villa had fabricated her allegation, its decision to terminate her for apparently making a false report did not constitute Title VII retaliation. The company pointed out that Villa did not (and could not) dispute that its true reason for terminating Villa was a good-faith belief that she had made up her allegations about Butron. The trial court agreed, finding that Villa was not fired for reporting discrimination\u2014which would clearly be illegal\u2014but for making a false report. The fact that Villa was ultimately shown to have been telling the truth (based on what Bonilla had told her) was irrelevant, as was the question of how ineffective the employer\u2019s 2013 investigation into her allegations may have been.\nVilla appealed the judgment, arguing that because she\u2019d acted in good faith when she made her report, her termination constituted illegal retaliation, regardless of what the company honestly believed based on its own investigation.\nTitle VII makes it illegal for an employer to retaliate against an employee simply because he or she opposes an unlawful employment practice (commonly known as the \u201copposition clause\u201d). Such claims require proof that the desire to retaliate was the \u201cbut-for cause\u201d of the challenged employment action. Thus, in order to prove that her termination violated Title VII, Villa had to show that the company was motivated by a desire to retaliate against her for engaging in conduct that the opposition clause protected.\nIn affirming the district court\u2019s award of summary judgment in favor of the company, the Fourth Circuit held that \u201cbecause its investigation led it to conclude in good faith that Villa had simply made up her conversation with Bonilla,\u201d the company\u2019s reason for terminating Villa was clearly not retaliatory. The appellate court acknowledged that \u201cif Villa was fired for misconduct she did not actually engage in, that is unfortunate, but a good faith factual mistake is not the stuff of which Title VII violations are made.\u201d In sum, because the employer truly (if wrongly) believed that Villa was lying, it cannot be held liable for firing her.\nIt will be interesting to see whether the plaintiff/appellant in this case petitions for writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court. While the conclusion reached by the district court and the Fourth Circuit may be technically sound, some fear this decision could provide a strong disincentive to the reporting of sexual harassment. Employees who come forward to report harassment by senior company officials are already in a precarious situation; knowing that their report could be labeled false and that they could be fired for filing a false report could further chill reports of illegal conduct.",
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        "raw_content": "Democracy, Europe, Spain\nCatalan leaders in court facing crimes of more than 30 years in prison, by Duncan Sutherland\nThursday, November 2, 2017 Paul Jorion\tLeave a comment\nGuest post. Open to comments here.\nDisloyalty or Dissent?\nPolitical dissent is still evidently constitutionally defined as disloyalty in some instances in Spain. Is this a sound basis for the rule of law in a democracy? 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If they do win the election on December 21st, they will no doubt run into trouble with Spanish law again, as their political objectives are at odds with the constitution as it stands. Article 155 will be invoked again, and instability will continue. Groundhog day, as the Americans say. The King will gnash his teeth, and the Madrid newspapers will grit theirs as they fulminate extravagantly about disloyalty, disobedience, sedition, insurrection \u2026 and, oh yes, rebellion, all terms, it is worth noting, which should never be used lightly and should not normally be expected to be applied to the political initiatives of dissenters in a liberal democracy within the European Union.\nAs for the Spanish economy while all of this is going on, business leaders will have to face up to the fact that political leaders in Madrid are getting it wrong and failing to serve the best interests of Spain. Something will have to give. This is where the EU could help, if Spain would accept mediation, but it will not. Or will it?\nIs Spain an immature democracy on the slide, with damaging impacts all around, or a maturing democracy which may be about to evolve?\nThere are those, no doubt, who will not agree that Spain\u2019s democracy is immature, even though it is only about 40 years since the transition to democracy began. What has become apparent, I venture to suggest, is that that transition is not yet complete. It is not only the inflexibility of the constitution but also the inflexibility of the generation of conservative politicians who are currently in power in Madrid which accounts for this. There is a mindset which derives not only from the era of the fascist Franco dictatorship but also from a culturally entrenched authoritarianism for which the Catholic church in Spain has a large share of responsibility.\nIntertwined political and ecclesiastical authoritarianism has a long and particularly bloody history in Spain, with phenomenal tentacular reach through time and space. When Philip II sent the Armada Invencible to conquer England and punish its Protestant (supposedly heretic) queen for executing the Catholic queen of Scotland, he made not only a bloody mark on history but also a rather aesthetically satisfying contribution to the design of the badge on my school uniform, because it bore an idealized image of a 16th-century Spanish galleon, inaccurately representing a ship which, following the defeat of the Armada in 1588, appeared in the harbour of the fishing port where I went to school not far from St Andrews. The ship\u2019s company consisted of the captain, officers and surviving crew of El Gran Grif\u00f3n, which was, I understand, the principal supply ship of the Spanish fleet.\nScotland was at that time an entirely independent neutral country and, while it had no quarrel with Spain, had undergone a religious Reformation which had taken a firm hold. Not only was the population of the country not interested in any form of alliance with a country which was violently opposing everything it now held dear but it did not much appreciate interference in its particularly complicated affairs. Nevertheless, the captain of the ship, one Juan G\u00f3mez de Medina, was allowed to come ashore with his officers to arrange purchase of supplies so that the ship\u2019s company might have a sporting chance of getting back to Spain, the Armada having come completely to grief, including El Gran Grif\u00f3n, which had had to be replaced by a less impressive craft purchased in the Northern Isles.\nAlthough the unsolicited intervention of the kingdom of Spain was no more appreciated in the kingdom of Scotland than it was in the kingdom of England, the crew of El Gran Grif\u00f3n were provided with what they required for their journey home and were wished God speed by the local minister of the Kirk, James Melville, who took advantage of the opportunity to admonish the ship\u2019s officers for being \u201cPapists\u201d and meddling high-handedly in matters which did not concern them. To this day you can see what remains of El Gran Grif\u00f3n\u2019s wooden pay chest, which was incorporated in one of the walls of the manse which was constructed for James Melville shortly afterwards. This would always remind him of the day when he sent a great griffin away with a flea in its ear.\nThis historically inconsequential episode, which the King of Spain probably did not much enjoy reading about when he eventually received his report from the captain, possibly goes some way towards explaining my Scottish presbyterian attitude towards authoritarianism. Following years of learned sermons as stormy winds whistled about the rafters of the kirk, I take it as self-evident that effective and sustainably tolerable leadership is that of a leader who is regarded as and behaves like the first among equals (in ecclesiastical terms a shrewd minister rather then a fatuous bishop) and treats other leaders as equals within any established constitutional order, regardless of what that order may happen to specify.\nIf the rule of law is to be respected, it must be established by leaders who are no more and no less than first among equals and should be founded on sound principles, recognized and accepted as such. It should be possible to reform it if and when required, not only in principle but in practice, as it is liable to be rebelled against sooner or later if it cannot be reformed. Adversaries must always be respected and treated accordingly. You do not throw them into prison. 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        "raw_content": "I love cake! But, when I start letting myself eat it, my appetite for sugar spirals out of control. One thing leads to another and before I know it, I've added ten pounds, I become sluggish, and tired. The extra weight makes my clothes fit tight and I'm uncomfortable. Why do I do this to myself? I know all this happens every time I go on a sugar binge, and yet I continue. Is that a sin for me? Maybe gluttony. I certainly need to consider it a sin for myself! We all have weaknesses and we know what they are, but what should we do about them? It takes so much courage and self control to refrain from indulging in unhealthy behavior. So, whether it's lust of the flesh or lust of sugar, or whatever has control of you, you must work diligently to give it up. We should allow nothing to rule over us except the Holy Spirit. This is an ongoing process. You may give one thing up, but then another thing pops up. It's a matter of recognizing it before it becomes your god.\nBut I discipline my body and keep it under control, lest after preaching to others I myself should be disqualified. 1 Corinthians 9:27\nWe are not alone in this world. We are not even alone within ourselves. Though we may feel like an independent soul at times, we as Christ followers, were given the gift of the companionship of the Holy Spirit. What a gracious and beautiful gift given to us by Jesus! We have such amazing power! It's supernatural! If you're hungry, ask for more! As parents, we want to give our children what they ask us for, if it's within our ability. So when we ask for our Heavenly Father to give us bread, the Holy Spirit, scripture says that He will give us what we need! Ask for more! The Holy Spirit is power, so when you ask for more, realize that with more power comes more responsibility. I grew up in the country and was given a B-B gun as a child and was taught how to handle that gun. It wasn't until I learned to handle the power of the B-B gun that I was given a more powerful gun. Learn to utilize the power of the Holy Spirit, ask for more and He will give you what you need!\nIf you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will the heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him!\" Luke 11:13\nWe all have issues in our families that are hard to deal with. Each of my children has a mess of their own, and I could run myself ragged trying to fix them, but I don't. They were created by our loving Father and I have left that responsibility to Him. He gave me to them to offer love, guidance, and emotional support, but they must seek Him as I do for things that are beyond their ability to repair. Even our prodigal son knows this and when he's down on himself, he will refer back to his upbringing and is remorseful for not following the lessons he was taught. We must be confident in God's ability to see our children through their difficulties. The worse thing you could do is to jump in and try to fix it, you are not God! However, we are responsible to intercede for them, especially when we know they aren't doing it for themselves. My point is, we must leave it to God to help our children, He loves them well beyond our love for them.\nWhen you are in a situation you had never intended for yourself, God expects you to make the best of it. If life gives you lemons, make lemon bars! Lemonade is good, but lemon bars, well, they are extraordinary! We all go through changes in our lives, some are good, some are not so good; we need to learn to embrace them and watch the hand of God moving. Believe me, He has a plan for every experience and can use anything for His purpose. My husband and I were called to a different church. At the time, I didn't know where we were going. In my own fantasy I thought we would become part of a church near the beach being we spend a lot of time there. However, God had a different plan and we ended up far from the beach at a church in Plant City, and I couldn't be happier! But needless to say, the lemon bars are quite tasty in Plant City! Embrace the challenges set before you and look for the opportunity to thrive!\nWhy are you worried about death? There is no sting in death if you are secure in Jesus. However, if you have not committed your life to Him, you have something to worry about. Why, in the simplicity of accepting Jesus as your Savior and the free gift of eternal life that He offers, do we question it? If you choose wrong, you end up in Hell, a real place. Jesus, during His earthly ministry, showed nothing but compassion for those who were caught up in the misery of sin and gave them a way out, just as He has for us. Choosing to follow Jesus is not the easy way, on the contrary, the forces of evil are angered and will come against you. The choice you're making is, do you want to live in eternity with the evil that comes against you for loving Jesus or do you want to reside with Jesus, who gave you the example of peace and love? Once you choose Jesus, your fear of death and its sting is no longer an issue and your ministry on this earth changes to pleasing Him.\nWhy isn't life easy? The challenges we face can drag us down. If only things would turn out the way we imagined them. If only everyone would live for Jesus and follow His command to love. If only everyone would open up the Word of God and get to know Him. We know this won't happen, even those who call themselves Christians don't follow these simple rules. When Jesus calls us to meet Him on that great day, it will be clear who understood the magnitude of the choice to follow Jesus and turn only to Him and away from evil. 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        "raw_content": "Nearly HALF of all women will suffer from lost libido, with devastating consequences, but only now are the reasons are emerging\nBy Lois Rogers. Daily Mail. 27 December 2012\nWith her stunning looks and voluptuous figure, Nicky Allen is used to turning men's heads. And with three marriages behind her, it's hardly surprising that people assume she must be sexually confident.\nAs 57-year-old Nicky herself puts it: 'The girls at the golf club thought having three husbands was really racy.'\nThe truth, however, was altogether different. Because far from having a thrilling love life, Nicky, a fashion retailer from Wineham, West Sussex, is one of an increasing number of women who find themselves blighted by a total lack of libido.\nWhat the ladies in the clubhouse didn't know is that the reason Nicky's third marriage collapsed three years ago was that in the decade before, the number of physical encounters with her husband could be counted on the fingers of two hands.\nSo while she might have appeared to have it all - a comfortable home, a good marriage and a successful business - inside, Nicky, who has two grown-up children, just felt sad and miserable.\nAnd she admits the decline in her sex drive that followed the birth of her second child 29 years ago was a factor in the breakdown of all three of her marriages.\n'I just became less and less interested in sex,' she says. 'Eventually, it wasn't on the agenda at all. Not that I wasn't interested in the idea - but it just didn't do anything for me. My answer was to throw myself wholeheartedly into my business and everything else, so I wouldn't think about the problem.'\nIn an age when films and TV dramas would have us believe every woman is enslaved by an almost insatiable libido, there is growing evidence that this picture couldn't be further from the truth.\nStudies in Britain, Europe and America, involving thousands of women of all ages, indicate that anything between 30 and 50\u2009per cent of women have been hit by prolonged periods of little or no sex drive.\nWhile women can be affected by loss of sex drive at any age, life changes such as childbirth and the menopause also play a part\nOther surveys have shown that more than a third of women do not experience orgasm with a partner, or find sex actively painful.\nThe causes of this still relatively little-understood problem are complex, and range from the biological to the psychological and even social.\nIncreasing research is focusing on testosterone levels in women, for example.\nWhile women can be affected by loss of sex drive at any age, life changes such as childbirth and the menopause also play a part.\nWhen a woman loses interest in sex, the impact on both her and her partner can be catastrophic.\n'There is no question that this is causing depression and a whole host of headaches, pains and other apparently unconnected physical problems,' says Mike Perring, a GP and sexual psychotherapist at University College Hospital, London. 'Good sex is part of general well-being for most people.'\nIndeed, Relate, the counselling service, says loss of sexual desire is a principal reason behind the relationship breakdowns that are bringing a growing stream of couples to its door.\nAuthor Nicci Talbot, 38, from Hastings, East Sussex, knows the agony caused by a lack of sex drive only too well. She spent most of her late teens and early 20s wondering why she was so different to other women.\nAs a young woman, Nicci had almost no interest in sex - but she was too embarrassed to discuss the problem with anyone.\n'My first relationship didn't start until I was 20 and studying at university,' she says. 'It wasn't a huge success. I just didn't feel much excitement or sexual responsiveness, and my boyfriend wasn't really interested in understanding what the problem was.\n'I just felt I was different from everyone else - that there was something wrong with me. It meant I suffered hugely from a lack of physical and psychological confidence.'\nNicci has always wondered if her problem was hormone-related. She didn't reach puberty till she was 17, and for the remainder of her teenage years she had irregular periods.\nHowever, the contraceptive Pill prescribed to regulate her periods and, hopefully, to improve her hormone levels and libido, seemed to reduce her sex drive even further, and doctors were unable to offer any alternative.\n'It just wasn't the kind of thing I could talk about then with friends. I would have felt stupid, though now I have spoken to lots of women and learned it's very common.'\nNicci, who writes health handbooks for a living, says: 'It's ironic that Sex And The City and erotic literature such as Fifty Shades Of Grey have meant that people talk about sex more than ever, but are probably doing it less than anyone realises.'\nSo what do experts believe lies behind this decline in women's libidos? And can it be treated effectively?\nContrary to popular opinion, testosterone is not just a male hormone. Healthy young women have ten times more testosterone than oestrogen circulating in their bodies, and it regulates mood, energy and libido in women almost as much as it does in men.\nProduction of the hormone is stimulated by regular sex - meaning once a woman loses interest in intercourse, it can become a vicious circle. But levels of testosterone in women decline naturally by an average of 50 per cent between the ages of 20 and 45, and continue to decline - though rather less dramatically - as part of the general ageing process.\nHowever, inexplicably, some women experience a much greater fall in the level of the hormone - which may explain why an absence of sex drive might occur at any age.\nMany experts believe that a general reduction in women's levels of testosterone may be to blame\nPart of the problem is that tests to investigate testosterone levels remain largely limited to men, because results on women have proved unreliable.\nEfforts to develop a testosterone patch, called Intrinsa - billed as the female answer to Viagra - in 2004, were abandoned because of fears the hormone treatment could cause blood clots or the development of bodily hair and other male characteristics.\nAlthough other lower-dose, safer versions of the patches have come on to the market, they are not licensed to be prescribed by the NHS, so doctors wanting to prescribe it to women have to do so privately.\nProfessor John Studd, a Harley Street gynaecologist who specialises in treating women with libido problems, says he is now successfully using lower-dose testosterone patches on up to 50 patients a week, in an attempt to restore their sex drives.\nOn some women, he uses oestrogen patches instead, as inadequate levels of the so-called 'female' hormone can also drastically impact on a female's desire for sex. Professor Studd says there's no risk of blood-clotting disorders, like those associated with the contraceptive Pill, because patches mean the extra oestrogen is delivered via the skin.\nHowever, access to treatment has been made more difficult by NHS cuts, which have had a heavy impact on services perceived to be 'non-essential', such as sexual health. Hospitals that used to supply libido-boosting hormone implants and patches to women are refusing to do so on the grounds of cost.\n'There is no question this is a very big problem for very many women, and they are really suffering,' says Professor Studd.\nMartin Godfrey, a GP in Central London who has treated many women suffering from a reduced sex drive, says the proliferation of libido-boosters for men, such as Viagra, also seem to be exacerbating the problem.\nHe says: 'You might have an older husband who suddenly wants more sex, and a wife of the same age who feels under pressure to perform. It makes a lot of women feel insecure and inadequate.'\nBut for many thousands of women, it's the rising levels of routine daily stress, exacerbated by the current harsh economic climate, that is wrecking their libido, as stress is a key killer of testosterone production.\n'We are living in difficult times, with people struggling to hold on to their jobs and make ends meet, and they are leading increasingly busy lives,' says Paula Hall, a sex therapist and relationship counsellor at Relate.\n'They're busy at work, busy bringing up children, or, increasingly, looking after elderly parents - all stresses that can put anyone off sex. More and more people are now coming forward and asking for help.'\nSarah Brewer, a GP with an interest in sexual health, adds: 'If you're stressed, you produce the hormone cortisol, which in turn leads to production of another hormone called prolactin, the \u201ccelibacy hormone\u201d.\n'It is the same hormone produced by breastfeeding mothers, and is designed to reduce the risk of further pregnancies happening too soon by significantly lowering libido. It is a vicious circle.'\nIn addition, some 150 commonly prescribed medications are also now known to have a negative impact on desire, from the contraceptive Pill to anti-depressants, painkillers and blood pressure treatments.\nAnd then there's the menopause. In an ongoing international study of 8,000 post-menopausal women, two out of five British women said 'the change' had wrecked their sex lives because tissue dries up and sex becomes uncomfortable.\nBut a lack of desire can affect women at any age. Claire Turner, 26, a PR consultant who now lives in London, says the sexual spark has deserted her, even though her devotion to her boyfriend of seven years is as strong as ever.\n'Things have just changed,' she says. 'At first I put it down to the long-term effect of being on the Pill since I was 16, but my libido started to desert me when my boyfriend was struggling to find a job and I was supporting us both. The financial stress certainly didn't help matters.'\nHer boyfriend now has a job, but sex remains a chore and happens only once or twice a month.\n'I stopped taking the Pill 18 months ago and use other forms of contraception, so it can't be that,' Claire says. 'I don't think it's down to my boyfriend, but I have never had a problem like this before. It makes me feel I am not normal.'\nIn recent years, a plethora of websites has sprung up offering gels, creams, dietary supplements and erotic accessories that promise to bring back desire.\nAdditionally, GP Sarah Brewer says increasing numbers of woman are turning to natural sex-drive boosters including gingko biloba, St John's wort and black cohosh, but she admits they may not work.\nNicci Talbot, meanwhile, claims herbal treatments helped her. After finishing her English degree, she went travelling in Australia where she learned of black cohosh and angelica, two plant-based libido treatments.\nBlack cohosh is believed to mimic sex hormones and encourage blood flow to the pelvis, while angelica root is thought to be the female equivalent of the male aphrodisiac ginseng.\nNicci says the herbs, used alongside counselling and acupuncture, solved her libido problems. She returned to the UK and embarked on a love affair that led to the birth of her daughter, who is now six.\nThough the relationship did not last and she is single again, she says she now feels sexual excitement when she meets someone she is attracted to.\nNicky Allen transformed her failing sex life with the PelvicToner\nNicky Allen, meanwhile, claims to have transformed her failing sex life with a device called the PelvicToner, the only such gadget to be available via prescription on the NHS.\nFor the past two years, she has been with a new partner, and is at last enjoying sex. 'Everyone tells you to do pelvic floor exercises after childbirth, and describes what to do, but you can't tell if you're doing it right,' she says.\n'It was nearly 30 years ago that I began to lose my libido, but I didn't realise the loss of sensation caused by the birth of my child could have been the reason for my loss of interest in sex.\n'This gadget, which I found on the internet, is the only thing I have found where you can actually feel what's happening and you can feel the effect. It didn't take long, and it really worked.'\nProfessor Studd is angered by what he sees as the dismissive attitude of many doctors to the problem of low libido in women.\n'It is a very, very common condition,' he says. 'My patients are aged anything from 30 to 70. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Children\u2019s Art Development\nJune 11, 2015 /News/Ashleigh Allington\nThere are many sequences children go through during the development of their art. You can look at young children\u2019s art development in the form of a continuum. Although there are many stages along the continuum, not all children will follow through these stages in the same order. Some may hop back and forth, others may miss a few. The order of these stages is not important, but you will most often find that your child will follow some sequence.\nA picture you might see your child draw that may be a scribble through adult eyes, is actually the first attempt at art. A child has found a substance that leaves marks, and this for them is extremely fascinating.\nThrough practice they will master the grip and control over their marking objects and from here onwards all sorts of exciting things begin to happen.\nChildren soon become aware that trough their art they are able to express themselves in a new and exciting way. All stages of children\u2019s art development are important and we need to encourage and support children through every stage in order for them to continue to develop their skills further.\nChildren may ask you to draw things for them and persuade you that they cannot do it themselves, but persist in encouraging them that they can. Help\nthem by talking to them about what it is they are interested in drawing. For example the child says \u201cI can\u2019t draw a house, I don\u2019t know how\u201d. The adult can help by encouraging their child by saying \u201cWhat does a house look like?\u201d, \u201cDoes it have windows?\u201d, \u201cHow many?\u201d, \u201cHow do you get in and out of your house?\u201d or \u201cWhat shape is your house going to be?\u201d. Although it seems harmless drawing for children, they will often see what you have drawn to be the only way something can and should look. If they were to try again they would compare their attempt, often not being satisfied. Children have such wonderful imagination\u2019s, lets foster this.\nThrough all these stages, children are gaining all the appropriate skills they need for when their written literacy begins to form. In order for children to be able to write they need to have gained control of different art media, developed strength and dexterity in their fingers and hands.\nThrough the exploration and experimentation that they experience in their early years they are mastering this. When you look at the art continuum you can see how children\u2019s art plays such a major role in written literacy and mathematics.\nHow? This is when vertical, horizontal and lateral lines are joined together in a certain way or added to by an oval or circular shape, they learn letters and numbers. This later forms words and so it goes on. Children\u2019s art development is so important and so meaningful.\nLETS ENCOURAGE IT.",
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        "raw_content": "The Sun Theater Is An Iconic Holdrege Landmark Providing Entertainment For Generations\nThe Sun Theater is at the epicenter of entertainment for folks in Holdrege and all Phelps County. Generations of residents have grown up watching the latest Hollywood blockbusters at the Sun Theater. This iconic landmark was originally opened in 1927 and for the past ninety years it has taken local residents on adventures, introduced them to superheroes, made them laugh, and been a generally fun place to spend a few hours with friends and family.\nEntertainment venues, like the Sun Theater, are Phelps County assets and part of what gives our residents a high quality of life. Beyond good jobs, schools, and housing, local residents want to be entertained, be able to enjoy dinner out with friends, play at the park, and have fun on the weekend. The theater helps to make that possible.\nManager Susan McConnell commented, \u201cWe are very fortunate to have the theater. When we were in jeopardy of losing it, it was a scary thing. I grew up in Holdrege and it was part of my childhood. If it had been taken away it would not have been right. Now, I get to be part of making the theater available for other children growing up here.\u201d\nTo ensure that the theater could continue to be there for future generations, several Holdrege families purchased the theater in 2008 under their company, Strategic Community Investments Group LLC. Since that time, the theater has undergone a complete renovation. They essentially gutted the theater, removing everything from the old concessions counter to the worn and outdated seats. They replaced the equipment with a modern electronic operating system and replaced the screen, making it significantly larger. Those who grew up in Holdrege but haven\u2019t been to the theater since the renovation are often surprised by how different it looks. It is truly a modern, comfortable, and almost luxurious theater in the heart of downtown Holdrege.\nOne aspect of the theater they wanted to keep the same or similar was the exterior. The owners wanted to maintain the historic charm of the theater, especially since it is a registered historic building. The PCDC helped to contribute to the cost of updating the exterior and signage in keeping with that vision.\nThe Sun Theater Today\nThe owners of the Sun Theater and manager, Susan McConnell (Suzy), work to keep the theater open and accessible to the community, both as a place for entertainment and community gatherings. The theater screens blockbuster hits and the occasional independent film, with screening decisions made with the help of a booking agent in Beatrice. Sometimes showings are the result of community members requesting a particular film.\nIn addition to regular movie times, the theater is also available to rent out for parties. Birthday parties can be held ahead of a screening or the theater can be rented out for a private viewing of a current film or for groups wishing to play their own movie.\nThe Sun Theater also participates in local events and supports charities throughout the county. For example, every year, they collect food for the food bank. This year, Suzy is putting together a free screening of Christmas Vacation, a classic Christmas movie with a cult following. She is considering tying it in with an ugly sweater competition and asking people to bring cans for the food bank instead of paying for admission. The screening will be completely free for community members and she hopes that will encourage guests to support the food bank, while also having fun. Details for the event will be forthcoming but it is likely to be held on December 22nd.\nBeyond an entertainment destination, the Sun Theater has become a go-to stop for foodies and those looking for a tasty snack. Famous for their popcorn and delicious seasonings, the theater attracts guests who are craving their must-have popcorn. The requests were so regular, that they began offering popcorn to go and have several people stop by each night to grab some to go. Suzy credits the great taste with their special recipe and using Nebraska-grown Preferred Popcorn, the absolute best.\nVisit this Iconic Holdrege Landmark\nThose who are new to the area or haven\u2019t been to the Sun Theater in some time should visit this historic landmark and enjoy an afternoon or evening in Holdrege. This is a comfortable small-town theater with the best popcorn around. More than that, it is part of the fabric of the community. This is why with a fulltime job, Suzy continues to manage the theater, \u201cThe theater is part of my community. I am very proud of what the owners have done to the theater, what they did for the community and happy to be a part of it.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "IT IS ALSO AS EXCITING TO SEEK THE ORGANIZATION OF THE THOUGHT PROCESSES AS TO DISCOVER THE ORGANIZATION OF THE MOVEMENT OF THE PLANETS\nHerbert Alexander SIMON is one of the first researchers to develop an in-depth reflection on information science, cognitive science and the development of artificial intelligence (AI). PhD in Political Science from the University of Chicago, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1978, he quickly developed theories (bounded rationality) to oppose the substantive rationality and joined the cognitive psychology by applying it to the notion of intentionality linked to the decision-action process and the human-machine interaction. Professor of Political Science at the Illinois Institute of Technology, then at the Graduate School of Industrial Administration at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, he will develop the links between economic systems and behavioral science, before receiving the Turing Award with A. Newell in 1975 for his pioneering work in AI. Indeed, he is one of the fathers of the AI \u200b\u200binsofar as he will set out with Hawkins since the fifties a theorem solving the problems related to input-output matrices and will perceive the considerable stakes of computer science and technology. A field that he will call artificial intelligence! He will continue his career as an economics expert with Presidents L. Johnson and R. Nixon in the 1960s, where he will be a member of the US Academy of Sciences. An eco-citizen before the hour, he will continue to advocate for active citizenship and show the way to the immense potential of the information sciences and their links with the study of human behavior. He has published numerous works translated into most of the world\u2019s languages \u200b\u200b(deposited in the H. Simon Memorial of Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Penn USA), but remains insufficiently known in France despite the support of many researchers in economics or economics, in social psychology (Parthenay, Demailly) and systematics like JL Le Moigne who, through the MCX network, broadly disseminate his thought. We echo this in PLASTIR, with a republication in 2011 of his beautiful article on the unity of arts and sciences (Plastir 22, 03/2011) and in this issue about his talk in 1984 at a symposium entitled \u00ab Sciences of the intelligence, sciences of the artificial \u00bb which raised already through edifying remarks and exchanges provided with the participants, burning questions of topicality if one judges by the title of the official report recently issued by our mathematician and deputy C\u00e9dric Villani: \u00ab Giving the meaning of AI\u00ab . In fact, the very title of his intervention sets the tone and opens perspectives that have not ceased to develop, even if it is necessary to contextualize the words of Simon. It is completed in the bottom of the text by the following sentence \u00ab This is another possible approach to the universe of man, which allows us to calmly consider the prospects of Artificial Intelligence. \u00bb Indeed, if obviously some approaches (new computer languages, psychological theories, information processing, simulation) were still nascent, we feel from the outset in the conduct of the speech at the same time humility (on the methodological remarks or scientific hypotheses) and a clear vision of the future impact of AI on society and human psychology. Simon thus argues that computer simulation studies must take into account the internal structure and dynamics of the process under consideration (with regard to artificial neural networks in particular) and not be content with simply plagiarizing it. Similarly, in relation to learning relations with Piagetian models of development, where he recalls the main lesson of systems theory, whose behavior will be very different if we observe the effects in the long term or in the short term. Simon also clearly differentiates the information processing of neuroanatomical theories: \u00ab \u2026 no more than 19th century chemistry was a theory of atomic physics\u00ab , he says. With regard to motivation and problem solving, the human factor is always predominant in its approach as well as taking into account advances in \u00ab the psychology of information processing \u00bb and advances in neuroscience. Herbert A. Simon will continue, as it is constantly advocated at PSA, to build bridges (\u00ab Models of thought \u00bb about the UNDERSTAND program: verbal description of a task and establishment of a representation); the socio-economic aspects of productivity linked to the development of computers (industrial democracy) and the theories of limited rationality or \u2018satisfecum\u2019 resulting from it, are not left out. The relations between cybernetics and artificial intelligence are discussed notably through Dupuy\u2019s questions and D. Andler\u2019s controversy about the maximalist aspirations (all-powerful computers) of AI, to which Simon will respond respectively on the fact that sources of AI are clearly identified in the proliferation of cybernetics (Von Neumann architectures) around the 1950s and precede the separation of the two disciplines for the first, and the relativity of major scientific controversies such as those related to the revolution Darwinian, not to mention the mythical sources (referring to Dreyfuss and Lighthill\u2019s report about AI) that fuel science. On the whole, a rich text in which one sees the emergence of the science of complex systems and the development of AI. It continues in an appendix with a background on the context of the conference and an exciting set of questions and answers related to new debates or comments on the subject.\nMANUSCRIPTED FREQUENCIES\nJo\u00eblle DAUTRICOURT is a graphic artist and sculptor. She conducts research and artistic experimentation at the sources of writing. After studying classical and modern literature at the Sorbonne, she met avant-garde movements at the St Petri Gallery Archive of Experimental and Marginal Art, opened by Jean Sellem in Lund, Sweden, then she leads since 1989 an experiment around the question \u00ab What is writing?\u201d, from the birth of symbols to the new technologies of computer graphics. In the early 80s, she gives lectures on the history of writing under the title of the World\u2019s Writings and at the same time gives herself to poetic-plastic experiences on the physics and dynamics of writing, through Drawings-Scripture and the Imaginary Scriptures, Graphical Formulas and Black Books. With the Written Bones, she discovers that \u00ab form and matter are in the bone only a slow and same thought \u00bb (in Jo\u00eblle Dautricourt, Sculptures, Paris, 1986). Then from stamp to copy art, she expresses \u00ab in two words, the creation \u00bb as written Gladys Fabre, in the generation of Wordworkworks carried out from 1992 to 1996. The word, WORD, is subject to work, WORK (see PLASTIR 17, 12/2009). She has been exhibiting since 1980 in France, in particular at the Galerie Antoine Candau in 1987, at the Canon Center des Champs-\u00c9lys\u00e9es in 1996, where she received sponsorship from Canon to produce a series of works on photocopier, at Microsoft France in 1997 , and at the Sainte-Croix Abbey Museum of Les Sables d\u2019Olonne in 1998 after a residency in an artist\u2019s residence. She has also participated in numerous group exhibitions in Italy, Japan, and the United States in the Ruth and Marvin Sackner Archive of Concrete and Visual Poetry, as well as in the \u00ab Women of the Book \u00bb exhibitions curated by Judith Hoffberg. She has made many performances using voice, plot and movement, including the 1st Salon du Livre at the Grand Palais and the 1st Manifesto of the Book of Artist / Book-Object at the Center Georges Pompidou in 1981, as well as at the 1st Paris Performing Arts Festival at the Donguy Gallery in 1982. From 1995 to 1997, she obtained from the Delegation of Visual Arts a training in new technologies of the image at the Atelier-Image-Informatique of the National School of Arts Decorative in Paris. At the dawn of the year 2000, she launches her first website on the internet, Scripturality Workshop. In 2002, she co-signed with Sophie Charrier the launch of Big Bang F\u00e4erie, the first optical theater web created by Big Bang Art Inner Movement. Since the late 90\u2019s, she has explored scripturality and graphic poetry in the dual lineage of avant-garde book and typography and copyists of Hebrew, and she received in 1999 the first scholarship for creation Artistic Alliance Universal Israelite. In 2006, she created a stained glass window in memory of child victims of the Shoah for the construction of the new Maayan Center Synagogue. His work The Book of Happy Writing was exhibited at the Museum of Art and History of Judaism in Paris in 2010 and the HUC-JIR Museum in New York in 2012. The American magazine \u00ab Moment \u00bb put it in the spotlight on the front cover of his May / June 2012 issue with an eight-page article. The work was presented in video projection during a conference of the artist at the Academy Art Museum in Easton, Maryland in June 2013. Nanto, its emblem of Gallic village created for the 12th Convivial Art Cinema Rurality, was inaugurated in Nannay in the Ni\u00e8vre (France) in August 2012. In October 2017, Jo\u00eblle Dautricourt has completed the writing of L\u2019Ecriture Heureuse, a literary work composed of ten texts that punctuate his quest for complementarity between graphic expression and verbal expression. His writings from 1978 to 2015 were also collected. Suffice to say that his deep work that challenges us requires to gain in amplitude and we want to contribute by making you discover \u00ab handwritten frequencies \u00bb. Everything is said in the first lines: \u00ab Writing is a slow act. The thought is tuned to the rhythm of the hand. There is a way to slow down and feel breathing. The eyes follow the thread unrolled by the feather, are momentarily troubled, fixed on the hair-wire excessively thin that a breath, a dust enough to inflect. Mirror with a gesture. Vibrations in search of sound. Closer to becoming. In the meantime suspended from life in life. There is the book. Like an infinite block. A time gap where everything possible hovers.. \u00ab , and beautifully illustrated. What more, if not let you discover the work of the graphic designer and the poetess that we had published about the roll of Golemah in Plastir 18, 03/2010)? Filigree, the scriptural work insufficiently highlighted in our too iconic societies where typography tends to become an obsolete value, and a little like in \u00ab The book of happy writing \u00bb, an explosion of signs that speak to us\u2026\nHERMENEUTICS OF A SUBTLE DIFFERENCE OF BRAIN VOLUMES \u2013 STRATEGIES FOR A DATA\nBernard TROUDE is a sociologist, PhD in Art Sciences from University Paris I and researcher in several laboratories of the Sorbonne University Descartes Paris V, notably at the CEAQ (Center for Studies on the Current and the Daily). He is also a general engineer, professor of design sciences and industrial aesthetics, co-director of \u00ab Re-thinking the ordinary \u00bb, plastic artist and contributor of numerous journals such as Plastir, Ganymede, Cahiers de l\u2019idiotie(Montreal), European Notebooks of Imagination, Arts and Sciences or Ethic, Medecine & Public Health. He was particularly interested in the nature of the object \u2013 its importance, its meaning, its decay \u2013 and the man \u2013 his place in society, his relationship to medicine and cognition -. He recently joined the University Laboratory of Cognitive Science in San Francisco where he contributes to the General Medical Journal of Normal (near Chicago, USA) which brings together all medical university editions. The author has published several articles in PLASTIR, the latest (PLASTIR 45, 03/2017) relating to the plastic notion of donation. In this issue, he discusses the controversial brain volume difference between the two sexes in a non-controversial way. He summarizes his approach in these terms: \u201cIn biology, philosophy or laboratory experimentation, the formulation is essential. To an almost visible reality, it is rather interesting to intervene on the minimal data that can change everything in action, understanding and results for the explanation of a fact. Refusing to leave aside a notorious but small difference is still refusing to allow this difference in brain volume to be locked up in the terms of a Nature or worse of a singular mentality. The development in this text sheds light on possible contingencies, on a logic with which the why of certain differences between female brain and male brain can be explained; other strategies of meaning for a datum of the cerebral volume difference. It is a discourse on an index, not yet exploited, not aimed at generalities, integrating into it perspectives as globalities leading to continuous evolution. It is from this difference that the scale and the different resources arise from the cognitive \u00ab medium \u00bb, the space of plasticity. Let\u2019s study on this new deal: how can the difference of volume be the source of effects? Various words: what does this difference in volume give access to? Here, hermeneutics was built on this difference in volume: on the one hand the generality of a knowledge of the brain and its figuration, and on the other a look at the specificity of the volume gap, male brain and female brain, new gives for the appreciation of cognitive functions.\u201d Following discussion with the author, who has full knowledge of the concepts of social sex or neurosexism presented by the neurobiologist C. Vidal, there is no judgment or claim sexist in this text. It is to be appreciated in its hermeneutical dimension and in terms of pure data. This is not necessarily easy insofar as the sociocognitive plan is concerned, however, it is a question of entering a universe or a space of singular plasticity where one considers the possible sense of a difference of volume \u2026 A delicate exercise, but one I\u2019m sure Plastir\u2019s readers will gladly bend.\nTRAVEL IN YUNNAN\nClaude BERNIOLLES, a law graduate, is a poet, philosopher and essayist. He contributed literally to many issues of PLASTIR (see Summary), dealing with works by Bonnefoy, Anatole France, Barthes, Wittgenstein and more recently Cervantes (PLASTIR 42, 06/2016, PLASTIR 44, 12/2016). In this issue, he is engaged in a different exercise, which is related to the story or travel diary \u2026 in Yunnan Province. In turn poetic, anecdotal, curious, humorous or derived from the novel with the presence of Murphy, this text certainly makes us travel and not only by the thought \u2026 One indeed borrows the sinuous roads spanned by Marco Polo \u2013 \u00ab If I had thought to be perched at an altitude of 1900 meters in an ex-mountain tribe, the Bay race, miles from all known world, perhaps even where Marco Polo had passed with his caravan in the thirteenth century on the road of silk going to Beijing \u2026\u00ab , time when one could meet the unicorns (who would be according to Caroutch of the Asian shamanism specifies the author) \u2026, one discovers in the disorder the quadrilateral of Dali, \u00bb the street of the foreigners Hugo Lu , called precisely Yangren Jie, Strangers\u2019 Street, in the distance the visible Hongshi Shan mountain is veranda, the Dali nan on the south gate, further away the Erhai Lake and the stone statues representing the Gilin and finally a province l imitrophe of Yunnan called Guizhou where have been inventoried, rites shamans painted on the rock faces of the great red cliff Shizu, site on which we had made a number Plastir Franco-Chinese including photos and exceptional testimonials (Plastir 37-12- 2014). 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        "raw_content": "Mark Wunderlich on Why the NEA Matters\nMore Texts by Mark Wunderlich:\nOpenhearted: Stanley Kunitz and Mark Wunderlich in Conversation\nVideo: Sincerely Ironic\nVideo: Letter to a Young Poet\nPostcard: Writing poems is...\nMore Why the NEA Matters:\nNick Carb\u00f3 on Why the NEA Matters\nEleni Sik\u00e9lian\u00f2s on Why the NEA Matters\nRobert Wrigley on Why the NEA Matters\nsam sax on Why the NEA Matters\nNickole Brown on Why the NEA Matters\n\u201cI received a fellowship in poetry from the National Endowment for the Arts in 2003. At the time, I was living in subsidized housing on Cape Cod and working as an adjunct professor teaching at three different colleges. On weekends and during the summer, I worked at an inn where I cleaned hotel rooms. When I received word from the NEA that I had received a fellowship, I remember feeling as though I had been rescued. The fellowship allowed me to pay off debts and to even have some money to put aside for a down payment on a house. The fellowship also raised my profile as a writer, and I believe that contributed to my getting a permanent faculty position later that year. Since that time, I have been able to write two more books and build a career at Bennington College. The fellowship provided much needed encouragement for my work as a poet at a time when I thought I might have to find another path. More importantly, it provided me an opportunity to gain financial stability that has had a lasting effect on my life, my creative work, and my career as an academic. I now direct a reading series, teach literature and work in a graduate writing program. The NEA helped make all of this possible.\u201d\nThe National Endowment for the Arts is the largest single funder of the arts across America and has helped make Poets.org possible. Learn more about how you can support the NEA.\nFree Verse: From A Poet's Glossary\nThe Transgressions of the Light: The Poetry of Saeed Jones",
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Politically, while the Robertsons have independently campaigned for Republicans, the show itself has drawn a following in both red and blue states and has managed to remain largely nonpolitical and to avoid issues like race and gay rights, according to the Chicago Tribune.\nWe all have our favorite public figures, and especially if we have just purchased Duck Dynasty t-shirts for everyone on our Christmas list, and have embraced them as Christian icons, we are hurt by this suspension. My prediction is that he will be back after the dust has settled. That\u2019s my personal interpretation of the \u201cindefinite\u201d suspension. If not, he will surely surface soon somewhere else. We have not heard the last of Phil Robertson. Besides, next season is almost all taped, so it\u2019s pretty likely he\u2019ll be there.\nPerhaps those who are most enraged by Robertson\u2019s suspension would most applaud the United Methodist Church for the second piece of news today, the defrocking of the Rev. Frank Schaefer. Rev. Schaefer brushed against the Methodist powers for conducting a wedding ceremony for his gay son in a state where gay marriage is legal. One month ago he was given a choice of abiding by the denomination\u2019s entire Book of Discipline which would mean committing to never conducting another such service, or of being defrocked, and he was given one month to think about it. That month ended today. He chose to be defrocked.\nA courageous move on his part, challenging the status quo, the way it\u2019s always been, forcing the establishment and the public to face the issue again. Schaefer is not the first and surely won\u2019t be the last, but he has lost his job for standing firm for his beliefs. 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Deputy Chief James Olson said a \u201chorizontal chimney effect\u201d was created when winds up to 40 miles per hour roared through the burning apartment directly into the firefighters\u2019 faces. Butler was the most seriously burned of seven firefighters. Four remained at the Bothin Burn Center at Saint Francis Memorial Hospital.\nButler\u2019s name will be added to those of 138 firefighters killed in the line of duty since 1851. The list is inscribed on a marble wall at the department\u2019s headquarters at 260 Golden Gate Avenue. Assistant Chief Bob Demmons recalled going to the hospital on Sunday and talking to Butler\u2019s wife Sue Elle, a lawyer. They thought he would pull through. \u201cThat was the word I kept getting,\u201d he said. \u201cIt really kind of reminds us of the hazards of this profession. 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Our Antitrust attorneys represent clients before competition authorities in the United States and throughout Europe. Our Financial Institutions Advisory practice includes a focus on regulatory and compliance matters on behalf of a wide variety of financial institutions and infrastructure providers in all of the key global financial centers.\nTogether, these attorneys have a depth of experience that is uniquely well suited to respond promptly and effectively to criminal and enforcement proceedings around the world. Some of the types of proceedings that we regularly handle include:\nSecurities: Investigations and enforcement proceedings brought by the U.S. Department of Justice and SEC, as well as financial regulators in Europe and Asia. Our experience includes matters relating to insider trading, false statements, market manipulation, market abuse and accounting fraud. 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        "raw_content": "Other Voices: A classy act from a US hero\nDan Crenshaw offered a lesson we can all remember.\nWearing a crisp suit adorned with the pin of a Navy SEAL and a black patch over his right eye, U.S. Rep.-elect Dan Crenshaw went a long way Saturday night toward offering all of us some things we desperately need in our current political culture: a sense of humor, a sense of forgiveness and a sense of magnanimity that no matter what our differences, we are all in this together as Americans.\nOver the weekend, Crenshaw appeared on \u201cSaturday Night Live,\u201d where a week earlier, during the show\u2019s \u201cWeekend Update\u201d segment, cast member Pete Davidson mocked his appearance because of that eye patch.\nDavidson failed to mention that Crenshaw wears the patch because he lost his right eye in 2012 following the detonation of an IED while he was serving in Afghanistan.\nCrenshaw could easily have been a jerk in return. He wasn\u2019t. He made a simple and transparently true statement that the wounds of our veterans should never be held up for mockery or sport.\nThen he did one better. He showed up on \u201cSaturday Night Live\u201d next to Davidson and gave us some real laughs, as well as a lesson we can all remember.\nIn a political era when people love nothing more than to be offended and insist on apologies for said offenses, we were thrilled to see someone step up as the adult. And we were glad \u201cSaturday Night Live\u201d gave Crenshaw the platform it did.\nIt was heartening to see a display of grace, humor and humility play out live on national television. We hope others who watched this will learn from it, recognizing that despite our political differences, we\u2019re real people and not cardboard cutouts.\nIn a final word, Crenshaw talked about the importance of the phrase \u201cnever forget\u201d and what it means to the relationship between civilians and members of the armed forces. \u201cAnd never forget those we lost on 9/11, heroes like Pete\u2019s father,\u201d Crenshaw said. \u201cSo I\u2019ll just say, Pete, never forget.\u201d\nPete\u2019s dad, Scott Davidson, was a New York City firefighter who lost his life on 9/11. Scott Davidson was last seen doing what heroes do: running toward danger and not away from it. In this case, running up the stairs of the Marriott World Trade Center shortly before it collapsed.\nCrenshaw served in Afghanistan, fighting al-Qaida and the Taliban in response to the vicious attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.\nWhat we saw on \u201cSaturday Night Live\u201d was a reminder that, as Americans, our lives are inextricably linked. In this age of terror and division, we are stronger when we realize we are one people.",
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        "raw_content": "Holy Spirit Produces Fruit of Joy\n\"But the fruit of of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control; against such things there is no law. Now those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires. If we live by the Spirit, let us also walk by the Spirit. Let us not become boastful, challenging one another, envying one another.\" Galatians 5:22-26 Nuggets of Truth: Whoever accepts Jesus as their Savior and Lord receives the Holy Spirit seal and immediately becomes God's adopted daughter or son. Only the Holy Spirit produces the Holy Spirit Fruit in a child of God. If a child of God is not willing to crucify their fleshly passions and fleshly desires, they are disobeying God and are not living and walking by the Holy Spirit. Every identified adopted child of God willing crucifies their fleshly passions and fleshly desires! An adopted child of God is not to be boastful, challenging/provoking or envious of another person. Being boastful is self-promotion or self-centeredness by being conceited, proud and arrogant, with too much focus on self. Challenging or provoking others leads to making another person angry. If a person angers you, they can control you and can provoke you. Anger can be productive. \"Be angry, and yet do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger, and do not give the devil and opportunity.\" Ephesians 4:26-27 If you become angry, do not be provoked to break fellowship with God by sinning. On the other hand, it is usually almost always better if you just quit being angry. \"Cease from anger and forsake wrath; do not fret, it leads only to evildoing.\" Psalm 37: 8 Nuggets of Truth: Choose to stop being angry through acknowledging the Holy Spirit gift of self-control. If you almost never become angry, the enemy is going to have a hard time provoking you. As a beloved child of God I have possess and claim the Holy Spirit gift of self-control. Emotions can be very dangerous at times when expressed to an extreme. As you seek to avoid getting angry, you will experience greater peace. Implement renewing your mind daily by claiming the Holy Spirit fruit. Satan never gives up, but you can defeat him on every hand if you believe and apply the Word of God to your life. \"You are from God little children, and have overcome them; because greater is He that is in you, than he/satan who is in the world.\" 1 John 4:4 Nuggets of Truth: The Holy Spirit residing within me is greater than satan and his hierarchy. Envy is resenting any advantage someone else has including their job, car, home, wealth, experience or success. The person resents the other person for what they possess and leads to covetousness thoughts and actions. This is when we want what they have and take steps to acquire what they have in a sinful way. \"Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say Rejoice! Let your gentle spirit be known to all men. The Lord is near. Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your request be made known to God. And the peace of God which transcends all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. Finally brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things. The things you have learned and received and heard and seen in me, practice these things, and the God of Peace will be with you.\" Philippians 4:4-9 \"For the Son of God, Christ Jesus, who was preached among you by us--by me/Paul and Silvanus and Timothy--was not yes and no, but is yes in Christ Jesus. For as many as the promises of God, in Jesus they are yes; therefore also through Jesus is our Amen to the Glory of God through us. Now God who establishes us with you in Christ and anointed us is God who also sealed us and gave us the Holy Spirit in our hearts as a pledge. But I call God as witness to my soul, that to spare you I did not come to Corinth. Not that we Lord it over your faith, but are workers with you for your joy; for in your faith you are standing firm.\" 2 Corinthians 1:19-24\nSolution To No Good People\nThe Bible, the Living Word/Jesus says, \"As it is written, 'there is none righteous, not even one; there is none who understands, there is none who seek God, 'all have turned aside, together they have become useless; there is none who does good, there is not even one.'\" Romans 3:10-12 All people are born with a sin nature since both Adam and Eve chose to rebel against God by disobeying the one rule God gave them: \"The Lord God commanded the man, saying, 'From any tree of the Garden of Eden you may eat freely; but from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat from it you will surely die. When the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was a delight to the eyes, and that the tree was desirable to make one wise, she took from its fruit and ate; and she gave also to her husband with her, and he ate.'\" Genesis 2:16-17, 3:6 \"For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.\" Romans 3:23 God's Living Word, Jesus levels out the playing field lest anyone says they are good because God says that none of us are good and all people are sinners! These words from God are painful, but the Truth! Pain is the great equalizer in earthly life and of all the things that can cause pain in people's lives, sin is the biggest cause of pain. Why? All sin is primarily against God. We all experience pain in some way and pain reminds us of how little control we have over our life. Little control may sound like a negative thing, but is also a big relief! Why?! God's Words are the Truth! God cannot lie. \"In Hope of Eternal Life, which God who never lies, promised before the Ages or time began.\" Titus 1:2 \"In Jesus, you also, after listening to the message of Truth, the Gospel of your salvation, having also believed, you were sealed in Him with the Holy Spirit of Promise, who is given as a pledge of our inheritance, with a review to the redemption of God's own possession, to the Praise of His Glory. Ephesians 1:13-14 God promises Eternal Life to verified Holy Spirit sealed adopted children. \"So that by two unchangeable things, in which it is impossible for God to lie, we who have fled for refuge might have strong encouragement to hold fast to the Hope set before us.\" Hebrews 6:18 Since god created me to be a free, I can either accept or disagree with God. If I disagree with God, I am wrong/sin! \"This is the message we have heard from God and announce to you, that God is Light, and in God there is no darkness at all. If we say that we have fellowship with God and yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not practice the Truth. If we say we have no sin, we are deceiving ourselves and the Truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say that we have not sinned, we make God a liar and God's Word is not in us.\" God never lies, but speaks the Truth. \"God made Jesus who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, so that we might become the righteousness of God in Jesus.\" 2 Corinthians 5:21 Nuggets of Truth: Jesus became sin on my behalf and paid the debt for my sins! Thus, solving my sin problem. My responsibility is to flee sin daily. \"But as He who called you is Holy, you also be Holy in all your conduct, since it is written, 'You shall be Holy, for I am Holy.'\" 1 Peter 1:15-16 Nuggets of Truth: God commands me to be Holy in my conduct, by acknowledging the Holy Spirit dwells within me to access the mind of Christ. \"This precious value, then, is for you who believe; but for those who disbelieve, 'The stone which the builders rejected, this became the very corner stone,' and 'A stone of stumbling and a rock of offense; for they stumble because they are disobedient to the Word/Jesus, and to this doom they are also appointed. But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a Holy nation, a people for God's own possession, so that you may proclaim the excellencies of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light, for once you were not a people, but now you are the people of God, you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy. Beloved, I urge you to as aliens and strangers to abstain from fleshly lusts which war against the soul.\" 1 Peter 2: 7-11 God is Holy. God is calling His adopted sons and daughters to Holiness because we are perfectly forgiven and made the very righteousness of God the day we accepted Jesus as Savior and Lord. \"Strive for peace with everyone, and for Holiness without which no one will see God.\" Hebrews 12:14 Nuggets of Truth: Do you desire to see God? Then, as beloved child of God pursue peace with everyone and pursue Holiness by obeying God. God promises a New Heaven and a New Earth as written in Revelation 21:1-15, 22:1-7.\n\"Currently, in my hands, I own approximately 400 books of my copyrighted book, \"Beloved, I Love You\" published in 2015. I purchased these books at a discounted price from Tate Publishing for book signing sales scheduled by Tate Publishing. Soon after my book, \"Beloved, I Love You\" was published, Tate Publishing chose to go against the Law and the Law shut down their business. None of this was a surprise to God since God knows everything including the future. Sin is directly against God and also against other people. I was surprised of this sin. Why? Because of what Tate Publishing wrote in the first page of my book. \"Tate Publishing is committed to excellence in the publishing industry. The company reflects the philosophy established by the founders, based on Psalm 68:11 \"The Lord gave the Word and great was the company of those who published it.\" I know satan comes only to steal, kill, and destroy my life and good work. But God sent Jesus to the earth to show me the Truth, the Way, and the Life. Although my book is no longer published or distributed to wholesalers who then, resell the book to brick & mortar stores and online retail stores nationally and internationally, I still have this book in my hands and not just one book, but 400 books! Therefore, since I am the only one who possesses my book, I believe God still has a good plan for my book through my online website store https://www.sherryleonard.com/store. Possibly even other opportunities with the passage of time. Where I once saw a problem: 400 books of Beloved, I Love You, God sees an opportunity because He knows what I possess in my hands. Remember Moses conversation with God. \"Then Moses said, 'What if they will not believe me or listen to what I say? For they may say, 'The Lord is not has not appeared to you.' The Lord said to him, 'What is in your hand?' And Moses said, 'A staff.' Then God said, 'Throw it on the ground.' So Moses threw it on the ground, and it became a serpent; and Moses fled from it. But the Lord said to Moses, 'Stretch out your hand and grasp it by its tail'--so He stretched out his hand and caught it, and it became a staff in his hand--that they may believe the Lord, the God of their fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has appeared to you.\" Exodus 4:1-5 Nuggets of Truth: Beloved child of God, what has God given into your hands to bless other people Are you listening for God's voice and then, obeying what God tells you to do with what is in your hands? Yes or No? God gave me the title of my book and it's His message to the world's people every morning they awaken, \"Beloved, I Love You\"! God is Love, that is who God is! But to be a loving God, He allows every person to choose to either accept or reject His beloved Son, Jesus. With this choice comes accountability. And each person will be held accountable for accepting or rejecting Jesus and will be without excuse when they stand before Almighty God. Every person is searching for Love and since every person is on a search for Love, there's only one Spirit where Love arises: God Almighty, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit, a Holy Everlasting Love relationship that satan cannot kill, steal, or destroy. And if satan does kill, Jesus is the Resurrection Life and can raise the killed person from the dead! \"You are from God, little children, and have overcome them; because greater is He who is in you than He who is in the world. They are from the world; therefore, they speak as from the world, the world listens to them. We are from God; He who knows God listens to us; He who is not from God does not listen to us. By this we know the Spirit of Truth and the spirit of error. Beloved, let us love one another, for Love is from God; and everyone who loves is born of God and knows God. The one who does not love does not know God, for God is Love. By this the Love of God was manifested in us, that God has sent His only begotten Son into the world so that we might live through HIm. In this is Love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins.\" 1 John 4:4-10 God instructs His children on Love since He is Love. And God's children know the Spirit of Truth and the spirit of error. The Lord God chose to remind me what I possess in my hands and is waiting for me to take action by simply finding a more than one market for my book! The simple Truth is books usually are produced by a publisher and then, the publisher sells your book through the distribution wholesalers and then, wholesalers to retail stores. Therefore, the publisher knows how many books need to be published and the amount of inventory needed for sales! Now, I have all inventory of the book, \"Beloved, I Love You\" which is amazing! Because when I purchased my book, I said to God, \"Why should I buy so many of my own books titled, \"Beloved, I Love You\"? I do not understand the purpose, since the publisher distributes my book to wholesalers and retail sellers in the nation and worldwide. But I will follow your plan God, even though I do not understand. I know in your time, you will show me the Plan for this book, \"Beloved, I Love You\"! \"For 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.\" John 3:16 \"After being baptized, Jesus came up immediately from the water; and behold a voice out of the heavens said, \"This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.\" Matthew 3:16-17 \"Now when all the people were baptized, Jesus was also baptized, and while He was praying, Heaven was opened and the Holy Spirit descended upon Him in bodily form like a dove, and a voice came out of Heaven, \"You are my beloved Son, in You I am well pleased. When Jesus began His ministry, Jesus Himself was about thirty years of age.\" Luke 3:21-23. Nuggets of Truth: \"Beloved, I Love You\"!",
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        "raw_content": "Woolmer's death dominates Khan's memory of '07 World Cup\nIn the immediate aftermath of their 2007 World Cup match, the Irish players were celebrating an upset victory while a dejected Pakistan squad was coming to terms with an unexpected early exit from the tournament.\nIt was nothing like what they'd have to endure the following day when Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer was found dead in his hotel room in suspicious and sensational circumstances, ensuring the match will be long remembered as one of the darker periods in the history of the tournament.\nThe teams meet in Adelaide on Sunday in the last match of the group stage for 2015, bringing back memories for players on both sides who were around eight years ago. There are quarterfinals spots on the line, yet much of the pre-match discussion has centered on an episode a long time ago, and long way away.\nOn St. Patrick's Day that year - March 17 - and 16,000 kilometers (10,000 miles) away from Adelaide, Ireland stunned Pakistan by three wickets to dump the 1992 champions from the tournament at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica.\nFor wicketkeeper Niall O'Brien, who scored 72 runs to lead Ireland, and captain William Porterfield, the memories of that match are all good. Those two players and Niall's brother Kevin (16 not out that day) are expected to be in the lineup Sunday when the Irish have the opportunity to again dent Pakistan's progress at the World Cup.\nYounis Khan batted for Pakistan that day, but lasted only three balls and didn't score as his team was bowled out for 132. Allrounder Shahid Afridi sat out the Ireland game, but played in other matches either side of it in '07.\nThe 37-year-old Khan has played three of Pakistan's five matches in the 2015 tournament so far and is a senior member of the squad, along with Afridi. He said this week that the Pakistan lineup would try to honor the memory of Woolmer, the well-traveled and widely admired former England batsman.\nWoolmer played 19 test matches for England but spent time living in South Africa and coaching in Asia long after he retired from playing. He was found dead in the bathroom of his Kingston hotel room a day after Pakistan lost the 2007 match to Ireland.\nJamaican police announced they were opening a murder investigation into Woolmer's death and the case became more sensationalized when Mark Shields, the deputy police commissioner of Jamaica, said Woolmer had died from ''asphyxia as a result of manual strangulation.''\nBut in November 2007, a Jamaican jury recorded an open verdict on Woolmer's death after deciding that there was insufficient evidence of either a criminal act or natural causes.\nSpeculation, however, continues to this day as to whether Woolmer was murdered or died in some other way.\n''This is surely a very emotional game for me and all of us,'' Khan said this week in Adelaide. ''I remember Bob a lot. He contributed so much to Pakistan cricket. I hope we can win this game and some more in the World Cup. There would be nothing better to dedicate to Bob's memory.''\nYounis said his team, which needs a victory to stay in the hunt for a quarterfinal place, will concentrate on the present and not look for any revenge from 2007. The teams have played since, including in a rare tie at Dublin in 2013.\n''It is a crucial match for us as you never know what will happen on the points table,'' Khan said. ''Ireland is a side capable of causing an upset. So we are going to take this match very seriously and there is no element of us trying to avenge the 2007 defeat.''",
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        "raw_content": "THE J. M. SMUCKER COMPANY PRIVACY POLICY\nThis Privacy Policy addresses the practices of The J.M. Smucker Company relating to the collection and use of information resulting from your use of our website. If you have any questions or comments regarding our Privacy Policy please contact us. Our contact information is:\nWe may collect some or all of the following information from you when you visit our website:\npersonally-identifiable information that you voluntarily provide to us, such as your name, address, email address, birthdate, and telephone number;\ninformation volunteered by you, such as survey information and/or information in connection with contest registrations; and/or\naggregate and non-personal information identifying the web pages that you access or visit.\nThe type of information we collect from you will depend on the web pages you access at our site. For example, you can visit our website and learn about our products without providing personally-identifiable information. However, you may be required to provide us with personally-identifiable information when ordering products from our site, registering on the site, entering our contests or promotions, completing our surveys and questionnaires, using the \"Tell a Friend\" or \"Share This\" feature on our website, newsletters or other web-based communication or using our recipe boxes on our site. Some of these uses are described in more detail below.\nOrders \u2014 If you purchase a product from our online store, we will request certain personally-identifiable information from you on our order form. You must provide contact information (such as name, email, and shipping address) and financial information (such as credit card number, expiration date). We use this information for billing purposes and to fill your orders. If we have trouble processing an order, we will use this information to contact you.\nRegistration \u2014 You may choose to register on our site. The information requested during the registration process includes personally-identifiable information such as your name, address, email address, birth date, and telephone number. We may also occasionally send you information on products and special promotions. You can sign up for these emails from us on our registration page. If you wish to subscribe to our newsletter(s), we will use your name and email address to send the newsletter to you.\nContests \u2014 We may provide you the opportunity to participate in contests on our site. If you choose to participate, we will request certain personally-identifiable information from you such as your name, address, email address, birth date, and telephone number. The requested information will also include information contained in your contest entry.\nSurveys \u2014 We may provide you the opportunity to participate in surveys on our site. If you choose to participate, we may request certain personally-identifiable information from you. The requested information will also include survey responses.\nTell A Friend \u2014 This site may, from time-to-time, include a \"Tell a Friend\" feature that makes it easy for you to forward information from our site to friends or family. If you choose to tell a friend about our site, we will ask you for your friend's name and email address. We will automatically send your friend a one-time email inviting him or her to visit the site. We do not store this information except for the sole purpose of sending this one-time email and tracking the success of our referral program.\nRecipe Box; Recipe Rating \u2014 You may elect to create and maintain your own personal recipe box on our site. You may also choose to review and rate a recipe where this feature is offered. In order to create a recipe box or review and rate a recipe, you will be asked to provide your name, address, email address, and birth date.\nEmail Recipe \u2014 This site may, from time-to-time, include an \"Email Recipe\" feature that makes it easy for you to send a recipe from our site to friends or family. If you choose to email a recipe to a friend, we will ask you for your friend's name and email address. We will send your friend a one-time email containing the recipe. We do not store this information except for the sole purpose of sending this one-time email.\nSocial-Networking Sites \u2014 Certain features such as \"Share This\" or other social media elements available on our sites may involve features hosted by third party sites. For example, some social-networking services allow you to share content from our website through your social-networking profile. If you choose to make use of third-party social-networking services (such as Facebook or Twitter), we may receive personal information about you that you have made available through those services. You should ensure that you are comfortable with the information your third-party social-networking services may make available to our website by visiting those services' privacy policies and by modifying your privacy settings directly on those services. Any information we receive through third-party social-networking services may be used as described in this policy.\nPublicly-Available Information \u2014 When you participate in the different elements of our website, including through rating and reviewing a recipe, message boards, providing tips, posting to Facebook or Twitter, or other interactive functions, you may submit information and content, such as a recipe, rating, picture, information about yourself, etc. to the site. Please keep in mind that what you post or upload to the site is available to the public, so please exercise caution when deciding whether to disclose anything personal about yourself. We cannot control the actions of third parties who may view the website and use publicly-available information for their own purposes.\nInformation Collected by Automated Means \u2014 We may use cookies, web beacons/pixel tags, log files, and other technologies to collect certain information about visitors to our website, use of our online features, and interactions with our emails and online advertisements. For example, through these means, we may collect your browser type and operating system, viewed web pages, links that are clicked, IP address, sites visited before coming to our website, emails we send that you open, forward, or click through to our website. Collecting this information, and linking it with your personally-identifiable information, helps us to best tailor our website and enhance your online experience by saving your preferences while you are visiting a particular site, and to help identify site features, recipes, advertisements, and offers that may be of particular interest to you.\nWe also may use third party advertisements placed by ad networks to support our site. Some of these advertisers and ad networks may use technology such as cookies and web beacons/pixel tags when they advertise on our site, which will also send these advertisers and ad networks information including your IP address, your ISP, the browser you used to visit our site, and whether you have Flash installed. Some of these advertisers and ad networks also may use anonymous data, such as demographic data, received from third parties to assist in the delivery of advertisements to you. These advertisers and ad networks use the information described above to provide you relevant advertisements based on your online behavior, search activities on our site and on other third party sites, demographic information and/or relevant to your general location, so that the advertising you see on our site more closely reflects your interests and needs. For example, if you search for or browse a recipe or product on our site, you may see an advertisement from a third party with information about, or an offer similar to, that for which you were searching or browsing on our site, or an offer related to a third party whose site you have visited in the past.\nYou can set your Internet browser settings to stop accepting new cookies, to receive notice when you receive a new cookie, to disable existing cookies, and to omit images (which will disable pixel tags). Note that the opt-out will apply only to the browser that you are using when you elect to opt out of advertising cookies. You can learn more about and opt out from receiving third party advertiser cookies by visiting the Network Advertising Initiative's opt-out page here. Please note, without cookies or pixel tags, you may not be able to take full advantage of all of our website features.\nInformation Collected From Other Sources \u2014 We may obtain information about you from other sources, including commercially available sources, such as data aggregators, public databases and other third parties. This information may include name, demographic information, interests, and publicly-observed data, such as from social media and shopping behavior. For example, if you are on another website, and you opt in to receive information from us, that website will forward to us your email address and other information about you so we may contact you as requested. We may combine this information with the information we collect from you to help us tailor our communications to you and to improve our services and products.\nPersonally-Identifiable Information \u2014 We may share information among our various businesses and brands within The J.M. Smucker Company and its subsidiaries. We may provide your personal information to third parties who provide services on our behalf. For example, we use an outside shipping company to fulfill orders, and a credit card processing company to bill for goods. We use other third parties to provide promotions, contests, newsletters and hosting for our site. These service providers may use the information solely in conjunction with the specific services they provide for us. These service providers are not authorized to use, share, retain or store your personally-identifiable information for any other purpose. We may conduct joint promotions with other companies, and may share with these promotional partners (and their service providers) personally-identifiable information necessary to conduct the promotion. We may also use and disclose personally-identifiable information where we think it is necessary to investigate or prevent actual or expected fraud, or criminal activity or injury or damage to us or others, including when requested or required by law enforcement or government officials. We will not share personally-identifiable information with unaffiliated third parties. For California residents, please see Opting Out, below.\nAggregate Information (Non-Personally-Identifiable) \u2014 We may share aggregated demographic information about our user base with our partners and advertisers who perform services on our behalf. This information does not identify individual users. We do this for online data analysis and research purposes to help provide our users with relevant tools and features. We do not link aggregate user data with personally-identifiable information.\nYour Choices \u2014 As discussed above, we provide you with the option to receive marketing and promotional materials. If you no longer wish to receive our newsletters and promotional communications, you may opt-out of receiving them by following the instructions included in each newsletter or by clicking here. If you are registered with our website, you can change the information you have provided to us by visiting your profile page on the website and changing your preferences. Be sure to click \"Update Profile\" for the changes to become effective.\nFor California Residents \u2014 We may share your personally-identifiable information with affiliated third parties, some of which do not share the name of The J.M. Smucker Company, for their own direct marketing purposes. Because this category of affiliates is considered to be \"unaffiliated parties\" under California Law, you may opt out of us sharing with them. To opt out, please send a letter with your name, postal address, and e-mail, with the heading \"California Privacy Rights,\" to:\nConsumer Communications Center\nCenter1 Strawberry Lane\nWe reserve the right to disclose your personally-identifiable information as needed if we are required to do so by law, regulation, subpoena, or court order, or if necessary to protect our rights.\nOur website may contain links to other sites that are not owned or controlled by us. Please be aware that we, The J.M. Smucker Company, are not responsible for the privacy practices or content of such other sites. We encourage you to be aware when you leave our site. This includes reading the privacy policies of each and every website that collects personally-identifiable information as the privacy policy may differ from ours.\nThe security of personally-identifiable information is important to us. We maintain administrative, technical and physical safeguards to protect against unauthorized use, disclosure, alteration or destruction of the personally-identifiable information we collect on this website. You should keep in mind, however, that no data transmitted over the Internet is 100% secure and any information disclosed online can potentially be collected and used by parties other than the intended recipient. As a result, while we strive to protect your information, we cannot guarantee or warrant the security of any information you transmit to or from our web sites.\nThis website is intended for use by residents of the United States of America only. All matters relating to this site are governed by the laws of the State of Ohio in the United States of America. If you are located outside of the United States of America and you contact us, please be advised that any information you provide to us will be transferred to the United States of America and that by submitting information, you explicitly authorize its transfer.\nTRANSFER OF PERSONALLY-IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION\nIn the event we go through a business transition, such as a merger, acquisition by another company, or sale of all or a portion of our assets, your personally-identifiable information will likely be among the assets transferred to the acquiring entity. In addition, if any bankruptcy or reorganization proceeding is brought by or against us, such information may be considered an asset of ours and may be sold or transferred to third parties.\nYou consent to the terms of this Privacy Policy by using our website. 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        "raw_content": "Showtime is approaching, our hands become sweaty, we feel butterflies in our stomach and wish we could be anywhere else in the world so we wouldn\u2019t have to face an audience! Let\u2019s face it, most of us singers have experienced feelings like these at some point in our career and wished we could somehow beat stage fright.\nWell, it doesn\u2019t have to be like that all the time. I\u2019m about to share a few tips and tricks that have worked wonders for me and will hopefully help you become a more confident singer too.\nWe\u2019re human beings after all, and it\u2019s absolutely normal to feel nervous before a performance, especially at the beginning of our singing career. Experience will play a major role in boosting your confidence, making you feel more in control, performance after performance. There are also a few things we can do to actively speed up this process and put us in the right mindset to make stage fright a thing of the past.\nIn the lead up to your performance, for example, it makes sense to rehearse until you\u2019re close to perfection. But don\u2019t get over-anxious about being perfect on stage. Mistakes happen, and most likely no one will notice unless you make it obvious for them to do so. Rule number one: the show must go on. Whatever mistake you make, put on your poker face and carry on like if nothing happened. It may take some practice but, eventually, it\u2019ll become second nature. And you\u2019ll be surprised how much more confident you\u2019ll become just by being aware you can keep your performance on track no matter what.\nIt is good practice to prepare for your performance visually as well as vocally. A well-planned performance, where you know exactly what\u2019s going on and what you\u2019re supposed to do at any given moment will make you feel in control. This will also make easier to keep your audience entertained.\nAnother good tip: warm-up! Get your voice ready for your performance, stretch your muscles to release some tension and breathe from your diaphragm. A relaxed body will translate into a more relaxed performance.\nIf you feel really nervous as you\u2019re walking on stage, think about why you\u2019re there: it\u2019s because you love singing. If that\u2019s not enough to convince you shouldn\u2019t be scared, try and interact with your audience, entertain them. No one is there to judge you, they\u2019re all there to have fun, and so should you.\nThink about your performance as it if was a chat amongst friends, where instead of talking you\u2019re actually singing. Make eye contact and share the story and emotions of the song through your voice.\nYou can also visualise yourself in a familiar environment where you\u2019re usually relaxed when you sing: a rehearsal room, your living room, car, shower, wherever! That\u2019ll help to recreate the same relaxed feelings on stage too and really help you beat stage fright.\nAnother thing you can do if none of the above works is to create a stage persona, a sort of alter ego that will relieve yourself from the pressure of being on stage. You\u2019re there, but it\u2019s actually the character you\u2019ve created that\u2019s performing.\nRepeat the cycle: rehearse more, make the most of the experience you\u2019ve gained from your last performance and learn from your mistakes to make your next performance the best to date. And most of all enjoy yourself along the way!\nHave you got any advice or tips that have worked wonders to reduce or beat your stage fright? Feel free to get in touch and share them with us!",
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        "raw_content": "HPRS1030 An Introduction to Professional Practice 1\nAt the heart of this interprofessional module is the belief that all health care students should not only share the same core values and skills that underpin their professional practice, but they should also have learning opportunities that enable them to learn with, and about, each other. This module is intended to provide a foundation on which the different programmes leading to professional registration can be built. The module seeks to contextualise health and social care by exploring its\u2019 origins, philosophy and priorities \u2013 including the promotion of good health as well as the management of ill-health. Health and social care has had a continued focus on client-centred practice for some years but, nonetheless, has experienced concerns about the extent to which service users may not always have been treated with dignity and respect. Therefore the module also seeks to explore ethical dimensions of care-giving to reinforce and instil respectful, reflective, professional practice - including the importance of safeguarding vulnerable people. Finally, the module will provide a set of skills to prepare students for their first exposure to practice placement.\nMegan Bonner-Janes\nTo introduce the students to the structure, commissioning, governance and management of health & social care services and to give them the tools to enable them to practise in a safe, ethical and effective manner.\nDescribe the current funding, structure, commissioning, leadership and management of the NHS and social care services including clinical governance arrangements and the NHS Constitution\nDevelop basic academic and enquiry skills for learning during the programme so as to be able to access and utilise evidence from a range of sources including published research, clinical practice, professional journals and associated literature\nExplain the drivers for change in health & social care including political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal issues\nExplain the importance of respectful, dignified patient-centred care in modern provision of services including recognising the importance of safeguarding vulnerable people. They should subsequently demonstrate an ability to manifest these attitudes on practice placement**.\nDescribe their own professional codes of conduct and reflect on the core values of health & social care professions\nDemonstrate appropriate and flexible professional practices with regard to their own behaviour, emotional health, time-keeping and reflective self-management**\nArticulate the importance of ethical professional practice including the need to obtain informed consent and maintain patient confidentiality\nRecognise the need for people to take responsibility to prevent ill-health and understand constructs of health and health-belief including social determinants of health\nUnderstand the importance of effective, clear and properly documented communication with patients and colleagues\nDemonstrate effective and safe practice in line with the requirements of HE Wessex or the commissioning body including moving and handling techniques; infection control procedures and basic life support techniques**\nModule content will include at an introductory level (although this is not an exhaustive list): \u2022 Structure, governance and management of health & social care services, including the NHS constitution \u2022 Quality assurance including clinical governance and professional regulatory arrangements \u2022 Wider influences on, and issues for, health & social care services \u2022 Imperatives for health and health prevention \u2022 Patient involvement in design of service and evaluating their effectiveness including \u2018Essence of Care\u2019 \u2022 Effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills and the need for active, empathic listening \u2022 Effective documentation skills \u2022 Team-working and peer support \u2022 Ethics \u2022 Risk Assessment skills \u2022 Embryonic employment skills \u2022 Moving and Handling skills \u2022 Infection control procedures \u2022 Basic life support \u2022 Self-management and emotional health \u2022 Reflective practice \u2022 Academic study skills and the need for continuous, life-long learning\nIn line with Faculty policy and the requirements of our commissioning body, all students will be required to undertake skills training linked with the Statutory & Mandatory Training Framework as specified by Health Education England. As part of the module, students will be required to attend skills sessions which give them the opportunity to carry out procedures linked to moving and handling, infection control and basic life support. All students must attend all of these sessions and complete required course work for successful completion of the module and before they are allowed to attend their first practice placement. Where possible, students will learn in interprofessional groups. \u2022 Experiential workshops will allow interaction with students enrolled on other health care programmes \u2022 Dedicated Blackboard web based resource for the theoretical component of the module as well as for the mandatory skills required Students will be expected to wear appropriate clothing in the skills labs and to have access to fob watches or other equipment as outlined in the Dress Code policy and/or their programme guidance notes.\nLectures and seminars Practical workshops Guided reading Web based resources (including Blackboard learning support)\nWider reading or practice 82.5\nNHS Scotland Centre For Change And Innovation Service Redesign.\nInstitute of Health Care Management.\nHealth & Care Professions Council, (2008). Standards for Conduct, Performance and Ethics.\nDimond B. (1999). Legal Aspects of Occupational Therapy.\nDOH Planning framework: service redesign.\nLugon, M. and Secker-Walker, J. (1999). 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        "raw_content": "Chair marks resident\u2019s prestigious University award\nA visit has been made by the Chair of South Derbyshire District Council to a resident of the District who has been awarded a University accolade at the age of 89.\nCllr Michael Stanton travelled to Willington (this morning) to honour Alan Gifford who has been awarded an Honorary Master of the University of Derby for his dedication to an industry about which he remains passionate.\nMr Gifford was presented with the accolade by the University for his contribution to welding and quality management at International Combustion Ltd, Derby.\nThe octogenarian worked in welding and quality management as Chief Welding Engineer and subsequently Quality Manager for over 40 years at Derby\u2019s well renowned engineering giant, International Combustion Ltd (ICL).\nHe was celebrated for engineering thousands of welds for numerous huge power station boilers and nuclear installations throughout the world.\nAfter retiring, he then went on to play a key part in restoring the Grade II* listed Heage Windmill.\nOn receiving the University award, Alan Gifford said:\n\u201cBeing recognised and awarded an honorary degree from the University of Derby is truly an honour; I am so very proud to receive this.\n\"ICL was a leader in technology, resulting in the delivery of some amazing engineering achievements and, never had a single pressure vessel it produced fail during testing, or in service. I am honoured to have been a part of this.\n\u201cI am also proud to have played a key part in bringing the Heage Windmill back to its former glory for the present and future generations to admire and enjoy.\"\nHe introduced many innovative welding techniques and formal quality standards to ICL which achieved the company highly regarded qualifications such as ISO 9001 and ASME 1, which enabled ICL to export boilers to America. (ASME= American Society of Mechanical Engineers).\nAfter Alan retired, he still remained active by writing several books on his favourite subject, \u201cWind and Watermills.\u201d\nBeing an active member of the Midland Wind and Watermills Group led him to Heage, near Belper where, in 1996, he was a founder member of Heage Windmill Society, leading to the restoration of the mill in 2002.\nCommenting on his visit, Cllr Stanton said:\n\u201cWe wanted to formally recognise Alan\u2019s achievements and it was wonderful to spend time chatting with him today.\n\u201cSouth Derbyshire is home to some engineering giants and we are fully aware of the importance the sector and those working in it have. Alan fully deserves the recognition he has achieved.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Here you can find main news about radical nationalism, hate crime and counteraction to it.\nNews releases are published 3-4 times a month.\nThe 2018 Russian March in Moscow\nSeveral nationalist actions were held on Moscow on November 4, 2018, the Day of National Unity. SOVA Center attended four: two so-called Russian Marches, one rally and one failed procession.\nRacism and Xenophobia in October 2018\nThe following is our monthly review of instances of xenophobia and radical nationalism, along with any government countermeasures, for October 2018. It is based on material gathered by SOVA Center in the course of our daily monitoring.\nRacism and Xenophobia in September 2018\nThe following is our monthly review of instances of xenophobia and radical nationalism, along with any government countermeasures, for September 2018. It is based on material gathered by SOVA Center in the course of our daily monitoring.\nRacism and Xenophobia in August 2018\nThe following is our monthly review of instances of xenophobia and radical nationalism, along with any government countermeasures, for August 2018. It is based on material gathered by SOVA Center in the course of our daily monitoring.\nRacism and Xenophobia in July 2018\nThe following is our monthly review of instances of xenophobia and radical nationalism, along with any government countermeasures, for July 2018. It is based on material gathered by SOVA Center in the course of our daily monitoring.\nRacism and Xenophobia in June 2018\nThe following is our monthly review of instances of xenophobia and radical nationalism, along with any government countermeasures, for June 2018. It is based on material gathered by SOVA Center in the course of our daily monitoring.\nRacism and Xenophobia in May 2018\nThe following is our monthly review of instances of xenophobia and radical nationalism, along with any government countermeasures, for May 2018. It is based on material gathered by SOVA Center in the course of our daily monitoring.",
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        "raw_content": "Shabba: We'll make things right\nSiphiwe Tshabalala (TEAMtalk)\nThe team that chose to fight\nPitso, Billiat win back-to-back monthly awards\nMonare wants Cosmos exit\nCape Town - Kaizer Chiefs captain Siphiwe Tshabalala admits Amakhosi did not have the best campaigns, but has promised the club will come back stronger next season.\nThe Glamour Boys finished their first season under coach Steve Komphela a massive 25 points behind Premiership champions Mamelodi Sundowns, adding to the Soweto giants' early exit from the CAF Champions League and two cup final losses earlier in the campaign.\n\"We will rectify where we went wrong,\" Tshabalala told the club's official website.\n\"We will definitely come back stronger next season. We'll make things right. It was a tough season with a lot of lows. But every season brings its own experiences and we learnt a lot.\n\"This will be a season to put behind and move on. We would like to thank the supporters for travelling this journey with us throughout the season. We will use this off-season to reflect.\"",
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        "raw_content": "The perfect balance of value and compromise\nWe review the best wheels for your business and for you\nmototring\nFor you: The Suzuki Baleno\nIt seems to be a growing trend in South Africa that when the petrol price goes up, everything goes up. Bread and milk are nearly twice what they were a few years ago, yet the petrol price is just about the same. With the new car market in South Africa feeling the pain of consumer penny pinching, it is refreshing to see Suzuki coming out with an affordable car that is specifically mandated to come in at an attractive price point. This will mean certain compromises will need to be made, but as we found out, they were the right kind of compromises.\nThe Baleno has been launched to replace what we think is the second best Suzuki of all time, the Swift. (Only the original SX4 is better). The Suzuki Swift was a compact hatchback that became extremely popular in South Africa because of its affordable price and impeccable quality. The Baleno is set to walk straight into those shoes and take over where the Swift left off, although it will do this with a little less weight and a much sturdier feel.\nIt seems to be a growing trend in South Africa that when the petrol price goes up, everything goes up. Bread and milk are nearly twice what they were a few years ago, yet the petrol price is just about the same\nThe exterior styling of the Baleno is somewhat different to what we have come to expect from Suzuki. In the past, Suzuki had retained an identity that meant you could tell what car it was from the front, rear and side, yet the new Baleno is rather generic. Generic isn\u2019t bad \u2013 it\u2019s just not unique. Blending into the pack might be part of a new marketing strategy for the brand, but it doesn\u2019t look Suzuki enough for us. The pretty but ordinary looking Baleno, on the other hand, is incredible inside. The Baleno is well laid out and the dash is both practical and functional. There are wonderful accents and lighting touches that bring the Baleno into the new age. The interior is nothing short of hip and sexy and has all the basic features you\u2019d want and expect for a car built in the 21st century. The instrument display has some cool features allowing you to see the torque and power that the Baleno produces under different driving conditions.\nAs with all hatchbacks, the boot space is not out-of-this-world big, but it is well within industry norms and perfectly acceptable for a family car of this size. Being able to fold the rear seats down does give the driver the ability to load nearly three times as much into the back of the Baleno.\nThe Baleno also drives very well, and although it is not built to win a drag race, what makes it so good \u2013like all Suzuki cars so good \u2013 is that they drive much better than other cars in the same price range. If we were to compare the Suzuki to some of the German competition of a similar size, the Baleno would probably come up second best. But then those German hatchbacks that everyone loves so much are likely to smash the bank account, so comparing them would be like comparing apples and oranges. If it is apples with apples, the Suzuki is a leader. Priced from R199,900, it is hard to argue with Suzuki\u2019s Baleno value proposition.\nFor business:The Fiat Fullback\nFiat have a bakkie?\nWhen we first heard the news, we were shocked. The brand that brought us the Fiat 500 has produced a bakkie that promises to deliver on the demands of a market that knows a thing or two about single cab and double cab workhorses.\nThe Fiat Fullback launched during 2016 in South Africa, and although sales figures do not threaten the stranglehold that Toyota and Ford have on the market at the moment, the single cab starts at R199,900 and has a load capacity of 1 ton. With sleek finishes and a decent name behind it, the Fullback could take some of the shine off the crowns of South Africa\u2019s two heavyweights.\nLook out for an in-depth review of the Fullback, where we will put this Italian worker through some South African trials, in a forthcoming issue of Spotong.",
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        "raw_content": "robert.maclean@squirepb.com View Full Bio\nDr. Robert MacLean leads our International Trade team in Europe. He is a globally recognised expert in his field. After starting his career at DG-Trade of the European Commission, he now represents a large number of EU industries, corporations and exporters in trade disputes, World Trade Organization (WTO) law and anti-dumping or anti-subsidy investigations. He has also been lead counsel in approximately two dozen appeals to the European General Court and the Court of Justice, including a number of landmark cases helping to shape EU trade law and policy.\nRobert specialises in contentious litigation, investigations and procedures before the European Commission and the European Courts on trade-related disputes and remedies. He also advises on EU export control, sanctions and trade compliance as well as law of the WTO. He has been practicing in Brussels and London in this field, mainly at partner-level, for more than 25 years. Leveraging his many years of experience at EU level, he is now also advising clients on the new UK customs regime and its independent trade remedy framework as Brexit approaches.\nRobert is praised for his creativity and problem-solving abilities, particularly relating to successful advocacy and the pursuit of cost savings and financial recoveries for his clients. Chambers Global 2017 recently identified Robert as \u201ca great trade lawyer, very active on all sorts of successful projects\u201d. The previous edition commented that \u201cPeers single out Robert MacLean as a good example of a pure trade lawyer \u2013 he is 100% involved. Clients concur that he is \u201can exceptional specialist\u201d.\u201d\nHe has been principal legal adviser in more than 70 EU trade remedy procedures for a variety of different EU industries and trade associations, importers and exporters in many countries, including the US, China, Taiwan, India and Cambodia. His trade client list spans a wide spectrum of EU and global industries, ranging from traditional manufacturing to advanced IT products. He also has substantial experience in the full range of EU trade remedy procedures, such as complaints and exporter defence work, but also in rarer and more novel kinds of procedures, such as refunds, anti-circumvention, anti-absorption and interim and expiry reviews. He was also project leader for two significant evaluations of EU trade policy for DG-Trade of the European Commission.\nMany of these representations have been high profile and, in some instances, have involved litigation in the European Courts. Robert has now conducted more than two dozen appeals to the European Courts as lead counsel for his clients, with a high degree of success in terms of favourable judgments or negotiated settlements with the EU institutions.\nHis work in the area of EU customs law mainly relates to duty reduction and recovery. He has successfully filed more than 50 requests for autonomous duty suspensions in France, Germany, Belgium and the UK. He is also the architect of the firm\u2019s EU Duty Reduction and Recovery programme that has helped clients achieve significant amounts in EU customs duty savings for their European manufacturing operations.\nRobert is also a member of the Advisory Section of the UK Law Societies\u2019 Joint Brussels Office, which is comprised of a selection of Brussels\u2019 leading UK-qualified solicitors. 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        "raw_content": "https://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/The-cell-phone-is-the-new-nickel-6470.php\nThe cell phone is the new nickel\nI can remember when a five-cent piece, a nickel, was strategically placed somewhere in my clothing in the event I had to make an emergency phone call. Those were the days of public phone booths and not the present days of cell phones that can reach anyone anywhere.\nThat nickel was our security blanket, so to speak. That is, if we didn't weaken and use it to purchase some bubble gum or other penny candy, as we used to call the assorted and gaily colored stuff in the candy merchant's display case.\nThe security nickel came to mind when I was relaxing in a coffee shop the other day. I was sipping my coffee, had completed my newspaper reading, and decided to people watch. A conservative estimate is that nine out of 10 people walked by either speaking on a cell phone or with one visibly attached to a belt. Some had mastered the technique of cocking their head to hold the phone to their ear while carrying cups of coffee in both hands. Others had a wireless device attached to their ear that allowed them to talk and listen hands-free. But then I observed a person waiting in line to be served. He was vigorously typing with both thumbs. I looked over his shoulder to see a phone device with a keyboard and he explained the workings of a BlackBerry.\nWe heard a lot about the BlackBerry during the recent presidential election. Reporters were using them, and even Barack Obama said he would be lost without the availability of his BlackBerry.\nAll of this is a far cry from the wrapped emergency nickel we used to carry with us -- just in case.\nThe observations I made that day in the coffee shop brought up the existence, or nonexistence, of phone booths along the streets. Remember when there was one on just about every street corner? No longer will your mother hand you a nickel and ask you to run down to the corner to call grandma and ask her if you could borrow some basil, or if she had an extra can of tomato sauce, or just to find out if all was well in her house. Of course, the phone booths served other purposes. One was to get out of a rainstorm, or to protect yourself from a cold, blowing snow. All of those possibilities have disappeared with the advent of the cell phone.\nI have been using a cell phone for some time. However, I am not a constant user like some of the people I described at the beginning of this column. Cell phones have been converted from an emergency instrument to the regular and only phone for some people who have dropped their landlines, as we have known them. Somehow I cannot get myself to drop or stop service on Alexander Graham Bell's miraculous invention.\nAll of the rapid developments in technology were predicted in science fiction comic strips and television shows such as \"Flash Gordon,\" \"Buck Rogers\" and \"Star Trek,\" which, through the genius of their creators, forecast things to come, among them super communication devices.\nThe cell phone operates to the benefit of those who have obtained one, and that is just about everybody. And it is but a microcosm of the developments that are emerging from science.\nThe ability to be able to talk to Europe, across the ocean, is a miracle in itself, in my opinion. To be able to obtain all kinds of information by sweeping one's fingers over the cell-phone screen is miraculous to me.\nBut you know, to this day, I can hear my mother call out to me asking if I have a nickel in my pocket -- just in case. That's when I check to see if I have my cell phone with me.\nDon Russell is a columnist for The Advocate. His e-mail address is HvyWrtr@aol.com.\nHouse OKs cell phone limits\nCell phones, driving a dangerous mix\nSenate OKs cell phone ban",
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        "raw_content": "Inside an Olympian\u2019s testosterone ordeal\nRIO DE JANEIRO \u2014 The young athlete, now competing at the Rio Games, always considered herself to be a girl just like the others, a girl who loved to run. Then the governing body of track and field told her she was different, so different that her track career could be over.\nMarked \u201cconfidential\u201d and signed \u201cbest sporting regards,\u201d the letter outlined a choice for the athlete: Open herself up to a panel of medical experts who could recommend surgery or chemical treatment to reduce her testosterone levels, or stop competing.\nShe had fallen foul of the International Association of Athletics Federations\u2019 rules aimed at providing a fair playing field for women by keeping out athletes with high testosterone, a naturally occurring strength-building hormone.\nThe IAAF\u2019s medical director at the time told track authorities in the athlete\u2019s country that blood and urine tests detected testosterone levels that were \u201cabnormally high.\u201d The suspected cause, wrote Dr. Gabriel Dolle, wasn\u2019t doping but another hot-button issue likely to flare in the Rio Olympics\u2019 final week: hyperandrogenism.\nHad the athlete not been a runner, she might never have known of her condition. 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Believed to be hyperandrogenic, outed as physiologically different without her consent when she won the world title in 2009, the South African\u2019s dominance has again pushed to the fore divisive questions about whether allowing women to compete with testosterone far above the female norm is fair and whether the hormone\u2019s attributed performance-enhancing effects are significantly greater than other natural gifts, like height for basketball players.\nThe AP will not name the athlete, her country, or give details that could identify her. In message exchanges, the athlete told AP she is focusing on competition in Rio de Janeiro and that her story is \u201cpersonal and private.\u201d\nHowever, the IAAF letter and AP\u2019s interview with the coach, who was intimately involved in her eventual decision to agree to testosterone-curbing treatment, shed unprecedented light on the inner workings of the process that at least 14 women have gone through since the federation introduced it in 2011.\nHaving not withstood a legal challenge brought by another female athlete, India\u2019s Dutee Chand, the IAAF regulations are now on hold, suspended by the Court of Arbitration for Sport since July 2015. That means hyperandrogenic women can compete in Rio without reining in their natural testosterone levels.\nDuring the IAAF process, the athlete could not compete; the coach covered her absence from races by lying that she was injured. The AP will not identify the coach to avoid identifying the athlete.\nThe first IAAF-requested tests to determine her exact condition required a trip to another nation\u2019s capital, where she was met by Dolle, and was followed by two trips to a clinic in Nice, France, the coach said.\nThe first Nice trip was accompanied but the second, lasting over a week, was not because the IAAF did not want to pay for someone to go with her, said the coach.\n\u201cI didn\u2019t want her to go alone. She didn\u2019t speak French very well. I was afraid she wouldn\u2019t understand,\u201d the coach said. \u201cI said, \u2018Before you take any medicine, call me. Don\u2019t take anything.\u2019 The doctors say, \u2018It\u2019s for her good.\u2019 And I thought to myself, \u2018She\u2019s fine as she is.'\u201d\nAfter the second Nice trip, subsequent correspondence from Dolle offered two choices: surgery or medicinal treatment, said the coach. The coach urged the athlete not to go under the surgeon\u2019s knife, saying: \u201cWe can\u2019t take this risk; cut things off that God gave you \u2026 When things are cut off, it\u2019s forever. You can\u2019t get those parts back.\u201d\n\u201cShe said, \u2018Since I love this sport, I\u2019ll take the medicine,'\u201d the coach said.\nThe treatment caused weight-gain and the unpleasant side-effect of making the athlete smell \u201cawful,\u201d sweaty and dirty, even though she stayed clean and wore deodorant and perfume, the coach said.\nWhen the IAAF eventually allowed the athlete to resume competing, she was delighted. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cYou owe this society so much, don\u2019t act as if that doesn\u2019t matter\u201d\nIgor Levit, the young German-Russian is seen in many quarters as the pianist of the century. However, he doesn't limit his presence to playing the grand piano, he is also something of a virtuoso on the social media keyboard. The 30-year-old doesn\u2019t think about growing old. He knows how quickly plans for the future can change.\nHas already recorded six CDs: Igor Levit.\nIgor Levit, it says on your website: \u201cIgor Levit has learnt everything that there is to know about music.\u201d I imagine it must get quite boring to have learnt everything by the age of 30...\nThat doesn't come from me, I would never say something like that. In fact, that is a grotesque and entirely unrealistic view, not only of music but of life in general. Granted, it was nice to get a review like that but it doesn\u2019t reflect reality.\nYour debut album of Beethoven's late piano sonatas reached number 46 in the German charts in 2013, where you usually find well-known pop stars like Helene Fischer or Udo Lindenberg. That creates a lot of pressure.\nYes, it can do but I've never had negative feelings about my work. There is pressure sure, but I don't take it in a negative way, it doesn't inhibit me. I love my job so much that the pressure can never overshadow the positive parts.\nBeing in the charts blurs the boundary between classical and pop music. Do you see that at your concerts \u2013 are there a lot of young people in the audience?\nYes, many young people come to see me play but I couldn\u2019t say exactly why that is. I always have a great audience and very often they are very young and curious people. At the same time, it\u2019s not only a young audience that has curiosity. It\u2019s the same for any crowd if you take them seriously. I always try to take my audience seriously.\n\u00abEvery crowd is curious if you take them seriously\u00bb\nYou\u2019re known on Twitter as \u201cIgor Levit. Pianist. Citizen. European\u201d. You like to share your thoughts on the state of the world. Many artists prefer to keep their distance Why are you different?\nIt's because I find being remote to be unbearably arrogant and false. If you can make music and maybe even become really successful, this success is also due to society and the peace we enjoy today. We live together in peace and harmony in Europe. That allows musicians to focus on their work. If a musician says that he doesn\u2019t care and is only interested in music, I find it hard to relate to that position. I would say to such people: you owe this society so much, don\u2019t act as if that doesn\u2019t matter. It\u2019s hard for me to take these people seriously.\nDo you think about ageing as a 30-year-old? As a musician, you don't have a retirement age as such. What does growing old mean to you?\nTo be honest I find it hard to answer that. I have learnt on many occasions that the best laid plans for the next ten years can fall apart in the next ten minutes.\nComing back to ageing and your first comment: how would you like to be remembered, what do you want to be written on your headstone?\nYou are asking some nice questions (laughs). That's an impossible question for me (thinks). He was a good person. That would be enough for me.\nAbout Igor Levit\nIgor Levit was born in 1987 in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia and moved to Germany with his family in 1995. He graduated from Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media with the best results ever achieved at the university. As the youngest participant, he won the silver medal at the 2005 edition of the Arthur Rubinstein International Competition in Tel Aviv, the prize for best performer of chamber music, the audience favourite prize and the prize for the best performer of contemporary music. Levit has recorded six CDs with works by Bach, Beethoven and Rzewski.",
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        "raw_content": "Discussion in 'Fishing General Chat' started by Old fisho, Dec 7, 2018.\nNo, not me this time.\nWe talked through this a couple of years ago but it's always worth a rerun.\nWhile out with may mate Brian the other day, an old subject arose. Brian is paranoid about sunburn and skin cancer. He wears a hat with an extended shade fitted. It goes around his neck and covers his face; held there with a spot of Velcro. It does suggest wearing a burka as only his eyes are seen. Brian won't go out without long pants and shirt sleeves and all this is good and sensible.\nBut he had no answer when I asked why he goes to all that effort but doesn't wear gloves. Skin cancer is notorious amongst fishos and particularly in two areas. One is the ears because so many guys only wear baseball caps that provide no protection at all. Medicos suggest they are the most useless of all head gear. The other is the backs of their hands which are exposed to the sun all day. Watch for a while, the older fishos hands. You'll see the hard looking lumps here and there. You won't see it much in the younger guys but make no mistake; you will in time. It's a long term silent killer.\nI have worn sun gloves for around twenty years now and I don't go out without them. I use a brand called 'Uveeto' as they are light, have the tips of finger exposed and are easy to wash. They also have a reinforced section in the palm of the hands. Once on you forget about them.\nBut guess what: At almost eighty years old; I have still developed a couple of hard dry bits on the back of my hands. They will continue to grow in size. The medico isn't concerned but is certain they are the result of exposure from youth until twenty years ago. I think mine are different to some other types of skin cancers that cause many deaths annually.\nIt's not something we should treat lightly. If they are not always terminal, they are always ugly to see. They can be avoided. Noel.\nI've got a few of those lumps on the back of my left hand and just put it down to something that probably old men get. Never considered the possibility of melanomas occurring on a part of the body that is as tough as old boot leather.\nA while back I had a lump chopped off my back leg that concerned me and it turned out to be what is known as a senile wart - a harmless growth.\nGotta admit that I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to protecting myself against the ravages of sunlight. I will preach to others to cover up, but have a tendency to ignore my own advice - always had the attitude that if it was going to get me, it would have done so by now.\nJeff, the inside of your hand may be like old boot leather but the back has very thin skin. That's probably the only place where I'm so-called 'thin skinned'.\nYes, old men do get them but it's not their sole prerogative. I'm sure that had we taken a bit more care earlier they would be less common.\nAt what point did you start to have the 'would have done so by now' philosophy?\nGood advice Noel, unfortunately I've got the perfect skin for the Australian climate, \"NOT\" so after many years spent at sea in the Navy I now have to go for skin checks 4 times a year. I've had numerous skin cancers cut out and burnt off over the years and no doubt will keep having to do so for the rest of my life. I'm lucky that I'm covered under DVA so don't have to pay for anything skin cancer related however I wish I'd known more about the dangers of the sun when I was younger. Unfortunately my brother who was also in the Navy died from a melanoma at the age of 40.\nMadfisher, creekboy, Old fisho and 2 others like this.\nHard to say, Noel, perhaps it was around 10 years back when I realised that I had joined the ranks of senior citizenry, aka old farts. I got talking to mates who had gone through health issues and it started me thinking about how lucky I had been with very few problems throughout my life. Sadly, all those mates are now gone, with me being the last man standing.\nIt's only recently that I have started wearing a long sleeve fishing shirt, for years I refused to wear one because I never liked the restriction when casting. As for the hat, I'm still working on that one. I wear baseball caps most of the time and I've got ears on me like a wingnut, so I should change my headgear - next trip to town.\nHey, Chook, good to see you back on the forum. That's sad about your brother - far too young.\ncreekboy, Old fisho, Hen and Chook and 1 other person like this.\nA couple of years back I went to our GP for a check up, Lyn accompanied me as usual after the Doctor had seen to my issue he noticed a bit of a pimple type thing on the tip of Lyn's nose, he said I don't like the look of that and refereed her to a Dermatologist. 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        "raw_content": "On Not Feeling Part Of The Sisterhood\nYesterday was International Women\u2019s Day. Amongst the articles celebrating women who broke the mould there were posts all over the place about how great it is to be a woman. To be part of the sisterhood. Feminism is a hot, trendy issue and the supposed markers of womanhood seem to be everywhere.\nCertain attributes seem to crop up more often than others. Wanting to make the most of your appearance. Playing around with the way you look. Harnessing your sexuality in order to get what you want. Having long, rambling friendships with other women. Getting catcalled on a daily basis. Life-long girlfriends who \u201cget\u201d you. Having the upper hand over boys by being alluring and mysterious. Hating your periods. Having days where you sit around and do nothing and imagine you look gross. Knowing how to be glamorous. Being simultaneously sexy and smart.\nI would categorise the above markers as being different from the traditional stereotypes associated with women because these are the kinds of things women are saying to each other in an effort to bond and connect. I\u2019ve seen these things on countless reports and articles \u2013 and more worryingly, on the blog posts of my peers. The prevalent message is \u201cwe\u2019re all in this together because we all know what it\u2019s like\u201d. Statements like \u2018Hey sister, period pains? I feel you\u2019 or, \u2018Ooh look, even *blah female celebrity* has those days in a sweatshirt with no make-up, she must be a real woman like us\u2019 or \u2018I was just having one of those days where I felt shit \u2013 you know when you can\u2019t even look in the mirror\u2019.\nI\u2019m sure lots of people can read that list and nod along in renewed camaraderie. That\u2019s great. However, anybody not covered in that self-constructed manifesto gets shoved out. I can\u2019t even describe the number of times I\u2019ve read a post supposedly celebrating all the best bits about being female \u2013 or alternately, reflecting on the trials of being a woman \u2013 and been left feeling like some weird alien who doesn\u2019t get it. The bad parts must be awful, and the good parts must be great, and I\u2019m happy and sad and conflicted for all the women who experience these good and bad things. But I can\u2019t correlate my own life into that mix.\nI end up feeling completely invalidated as a woman because none of those things apply to me. I actually feel more comfortable when people jokingly describe me as an \u201calpha\u201d because at least those words have some identifiable tropes I can connect with, rather than the self-perpetuated ideas I\u2019m offered by my own gender. Except I don\u2019t want to be the alpha. I want to be me. There\u2019s not one way to be a woman. I\u2019ve tried to talk about this to other women in the past and I am primarily met with disbelief. \u201cBut everybody has those days\u201d or \u201cYou must feel like that sometimes\u201d and so on.\nThe message is that I\u2019m either lying or weird; NOT feeling the same as everybody else isn\u2019t an option. Other times I\u2019m met with anger or disregard- \u201cWell, you must be one of THOSE girls then\u201d or \u201cWe can\u2019t all be like that!\u201d, followed by an abrupt pause in the conversation. I feel like shouting, one of what girls? What are you talking about? When was this secret code of womanhood created and why didn\u2019t I get a copy?\nLook, I am here for the intersectionality. I am here for inclusivity. Let\u2019s fill this town with feminists. But let\u2019s not use shallow generalisations to inspire a feeling of community and empathy with our fellow females. In our efforts to bond and rally round each other, let\u2019s make sure we don\u2019t fall into crass generalisations. What kind of equality doesn\u2019t include everybody?\nIt\u2019s never a good idea to speak on behalf of everyone. It\u2019s ridiculous to imagine every woman on the planet could feel the same as every other woman and it\u2019s stupid to think we all go through the same things. We need to remind ourselves to think outside of the white, cis, het, able-bodied box. So, let\u2019s not use random made-up tropes to communicate with each other. Let\u2019s just talk. And let\u2019s not create empathy with things women are supposed to understand. Let\u2019s just find common ground and empathise over that, on an individual level.\nWe can get over these universal signifiers to communicate with people and just BE PEOPLE. Let\u2019s not ostracise (even accidentally) people who don\u2019t fit the mould \u2013 let\u2019s welcome everyone in. That\u2019s what equality means. The great thing about equality is that you get to be whoever you are and it\u2019s valid. You can be a woman without an opinion on menstruation, or a girl without girlfriends, or a tomboy who has never once harnessed her appearance, or a magical solider wielding a flamethrower mohawk, or whatever the hell you want, and it\u2019s still valid. Let\u2019s make that the marker of our sisterhood.\n\"Brighton Beach\"\n\"Misty Mountains\"\n15 responses to \u201cOn Not Feeling Part Of The Sisterhood\u201d\nI totally agree with this. I\u2019m a feminist, yes, but it\u2019s supporting women for what they are, not trying to fit under some kind of umbrella. At the end of the day, if you want equality, that\u2019s all that matters to me!\nYes, I totally agree! We\u2019re never going to fit under the same umbrella.\nStyle Marmalade (@stylemarmalade) says:\nI really enjoyed your post. I appreciate when people say how they feel online, that is not easy and is a way or feeling connected. I personally think that feminist should mean different things for each woman and we should not impose a list of points to be part of any group. It\u2019s about each of us choicing what make us happy \ud83d\ude42 I recently wrote a post about feminism is you would to read it \ud83d\ude42 http://www.stylemarmalade.com/2015/01/what-being-feminist-really-means-in.html\nThank you! I will go ahead and read now.\nEllie Carter says:\nTotally agree!! Also I love your blog \ud83d\ude42 x\nSo now let\u2019s be \u201chated\u201d together for what we think or maybe, what we don\u2019t think. Not only I totally agreed with what you said, and yes, I\u2019ve read the whole post (many won\u2019t, you know. More words than pics and we are discarded). I completely agree on everything. You will never find a post on my blog celebrating how good it is to be a woman, but to exist, as a person. I didn\u2019t greet any friend because I always thought \u201ca people\u2019s day\u201d, not this or that. Morgan Freeman commented on that, when a repriter asked him \u201care you have for the Black conscience day?\u201d he said, \u201cNO. Let\u2019s not celebrate we are black, white or anything else, Asian, etc, let\u2019s celebrate that we are people\u201d. How to be gorgeous and sexy? I have friends who try to patronise me, and I only answer I never intended to be sexy, but to learn things that add something to me. And horrible in the mirror? That\u2019s so absurd. Lately I had some months of problems with a friend. It was about your topic now, and I can\u2019t tell further because it can be read. I used the proverb \u201cdo you want to be always right or to be happy?\u201d I know who I am. I don\u2019t need to show my wardrobe if I don\u2019t want to, cause I believe I am much more than a wardrobe. But people just didn\u2019t want to acknowlegde my thoughts, and I did kind before, but now\u2026 I don\u2019t want to be always right, but happy. Let the ones who think differently get my respect, everybody is entitled for an opinion, but I just don\u2019t have to have the same. I loved your post and be sure you will find many people with the same opinion \u2013 just, where are they???? The blogosphere is very superficial sometimes (or many times)! Sorry for a too long comment!\nThank you Denise for a really insightful comment, I often think of that Morgan Freeman quote. I hate the word feminist for that reason and always say I\u2019m for equality instead, as those are two different things to me.\nAlice Sabbatini says:\nAs a feminist, I\u2019m aware that the movement is not perfect, it lacks in many ways. And I\u2019m sorry if you felt left out in some way. Thinking that womanhood is lived by every woman in the same way is really wrong, a mistake that men already made in the past (it was dangerous to let women be elected in the Parliament because they could create a coalition against men to pass the laws of their agenda, that\u2019s what they said, as all women have the same interests, ideas and issues). We surely have to think differently. I\u2019m glad that you spoke your mind and explain your point of view, it is so important. But what I think is trying to not be too harsh with all this celebration of being a woman (and I don\u2019t like the 8th of March, at all, I think it is handle very wrongly). With the attention and the excitement that there are right now we can maybe achieve something, change something. Anyway, as I said, it\u2019s really important that you and everybody else bring their views in the conversation and call out what needs to be call out.\nI don\u2019t at all think it is wrong to celebrate being a woman, I just don\u2019t think we should a attach a single thing to what that means. So celebrating a woman can be left right there, it doesn\u2019t need to be followed up with a specific list of what we\u2019re celebrating. For some people the things that are regularly pointed out probably ring true, which is great, but if we don\u2019t bring up any specifics then we aren\u2019t running the risk of shutting people out basically. That\u2019s how I feel anyway. 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        "raw_content": "\u200bThe Macchi School in Tobati, Paraguay\nThe Macchi School\n\"Education is the most powerful weapon that you can use to change the world.\" Nelson Mandela\nThis principle is the foundation of the Macchi School. Located in a part of the world plagued by poverty and short horizons, the Macchi School is a tool to transform the Paraguayan district of Tobati into a better place for future generations to live.\nThe school provides a means for the community's brightest minds from the poorest neighborhoods and villages to be nurtured with the hope that they will not only complete a university program, but will return to to Tobati afterward to take up the difficult task of solving some of the town's most serious problems. To reach this goal the Macchi School offers a rigorous academic curriculum while at the same time, imparting a strong sense of public service to all of its students.\nThe Macchi School offers a top notch college preparatory education. While the public schools in Tobati meet for less than fours a day in over-crowded classrooms, the students at the Macchi School learn together for over eight hours a day in classes of less than fifteen students. The school offers three good meals a day. The school provides free uniforms, books, notebooks, and all other school supplies. The school charges no tuition and is made available only to the poor students of Tobati.\nThe school is 100% funded by Team Tobati. Team Tobati built the beautiful facility in 2002 and 2003. The team also built additional classrooms in March 2008, 2009, and 2010. The Macchi School is the crowning achievement of Team Tobati. It encapsulates the team's efforts and aspirations. We could not be more proud of what this school does and what it symbolizes.\n\u200bA brief video highlighting the work of the Macchi School in Tobati, Paraguay\nConstruction of the Macchi School: 2002 Photos",
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        "raw_content": "One might think that Darwin had dealt arguments from design the decisive blow, but the argument arose with new vitality in the twentieth century. The shape was, however, no longer examination of the particular instances of design but the general principles behind apparent design. In a manner parallel to what happened with Newton\u2019s discovery of physical laws, with Darwin\u2019s discovery of principles of natural selection the theological interest shifted from particular divine interventions to the wider divine design.\nWhat makes mutation and natural selection work in the way that it does? How did material existence come to be self-organizing in the way that it is? This approach began taking shape in the 1920s with the work of Frederick R. Tennant in Philosophical Theology (1928\u20131930). He presents a fresh discussion of the teleological argument pointing to six kinds of adaptation that seem to evidence design and, when taken together, to point toward a theistic interpretation:\n(1) The intelligibility of the world.\n(2) The adaptation of living organisms to their environment.\n(3) The ways in which inorganic life is conducive to the emergence and maintenance of life.\n(4) The way in which the natural environment nurtures moral development in human beings through coping with hardships.\n(5) The overall progressiveness of the evolutionary process.\n(6) The aesthetic value of nature.\nHere, in rudimentary form, are the elements of what became the argument from design in the contemporary discussion\u2014the intelligibility of the universe and its suitability for life. Interestingly, these newly emerging forms of the argument arise from science, while some of the direct challenges to grounding intelligent design thinking in observations of the natural world come from of theology.\nTheologian Karl Barth, for example, exemplifies a twentieth-century theological disillusionment with natural theology\u2014the idea that there is a point of contact whereby one may easily perceive who God is by studying the natural world. Barth\u2019s context, Germany during the rise of the Third Reich, shaped his theological critique. The risk of natural theology is that what one discovers will not be God, but one\u2019s own reflection, which one then names as God. It is too easy to find God in one\u2019s race, culture, and interests. Barth observed the failure of Protestant liberalism to issue a prophetic challenge.\nHe insisted on the prophetic distance of revelation over against the \u201cculture Christianity\u201d of his day. So the early Barth said no (Nein!) to natural theology and cautioned that God is \u201cwholly other.\u201d A second theological challenge to intelligent design thinking arose in twentieth-century experience with the problem of evil. This is not a new challenge, but one to which any form of the argument from design (in any age) has to give a thoughtful response. But during the twentieth century, the challenge of the problem of evil was sharpened in new ways. The optimism of the Enlightenment and the nineteenth century was severely chastened. With two world wars, the Holocaust, and ethnic cleansing, evil has proven too pervasive and too heinous to be dismissed as a brief passage on the way to God\u2019s good ends, the necessary dark shades in God\u2019s beautiful painting.\nTheological responses to this challenge have been mixed. In response to the problem of evil, for example, some maintain design, by which they mean a kind of divine blueprint is working itself out inexorably and in all its detail. If one could but see world processes from God\u2019s perspective, all evil would be only apparently evil, a matter of one\u2019s limited perspective or a necessary means to some greater good. Other theologians, especially process theologians, are willing to rethink the meaning of design in the face of evil. If absolutely everything that happens comes about by God\u2019s design, then what does one make of all the blind alleys, waste, suffering, and evil that have attended this process so carefully designed and closely controlled by God?\nCreationDesignEvolutionHuyssteenIntelligent designScience",
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        "raw_content": "The Moto G4 and G4 Plus successors\nBy Rob Thubron on January 30, 2017, 8:30 7 comments\nWhile Samsung won\u2019t be showing off its Galaxy S8 at Mobile World Congress in a few weeks time, we\u2019ll still see a slew of new handsets unveiled from other manufacturers, one of them being Motorola. The company will launch two new smartphones at the event \u2013 the Moto G5 and G5 Plus \u2013 and thanks to FCC listing and online leaks, we know a few details about the devices.\nBrazilian retailer Bemol has listing for both the phones, though they are thought to be placeholders that will change once Motorola officially reveals the devices. Both are believed to be mid-range handsets, with the smaller, 5-inch G5 rumored to feature a 2GHz octocore Snapdragon 430 processor (some sites report it will use a Snapdragon 625), Fast Charging support, come with 2GB or 4GB of RAM, and have 32GB of onboard storage that is expandable via a microSD card.\nThe G5 Plus reportedly comes with a larger, 5.5-inch screen, 4GB of RAM,a Snapdragon 625 processor, and a more powerful battery \u2013 3,100mhA instead of the 3000mhA used by its counterpart. Both handsets use a 1080p resolution. There may also be a 3GB model launched alongside this version.\nThe Moto G5 has just passed through the FCC for certification, revealing some interesting features. It will ship with a DTV dongle that brings TV tuning capabilities to the device, have dual-sim functionality, and will support NFC for services such a Android Pay. Additionally, it will reportedly use a 13MP rear camera and a 5MP front snapper.\nBoth handsets will come with Android 7.0 Nougat and be available in black or gold, with other color options set to be revealed at a later date.\nBased on current listings, the G5 is expected to sell for $350 and the G5 Plus will retail at $475. We\u2019ll get confirmation of the phones\u2019 specs and price at MWC.\nThe Nokia 3310 returns at Mobile World Congress\nA rebooted version of the indestructible Nokia 3310 will be at Mobile World Congress\nSamsung confirms Galaxy S9 will debut at Mobile World Congress next month\nSamsung's foldable Galaxy X could arrive at Mobile World Congress 2019",
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        "raw_content": "James Franco Headlines UT-Arlington\u2019s Commencement\nJames Franco may have postponed his plans to attend the University of Houston, but he showed up at the University of Texas at Arlington's 2012 \"graduation celebration.\"\nhttps://www.texasmonthly.com/the-culture/james-franco-headlines-ut-arlingtons-commencement/\nJames Franco isn\u2019t going to make it to the University of Houston to study creative writing next fall, but he did come to the University of Texas at Arlington on Friday.\nAs the Fort Worth Star-Telegram first reported, the actor, writer, director and performance artist was the featured speaker at the school\u2019s \u201cgraduation celebration,\u201d apparently because he is, as the school\u2019s press release noted, \u201can education advocate.\u201d\nIn between his acting jobs, Franco (127 Hours, Pineapple Express) received a degree from UCLA, and also has done graduate work at Columbia University, Brooklyn College, NYU, and Yale.\nThe 34-year-old told the students, \u201cbe excellent to each other,\u201d and \u201cgo back.\u201d (Just kidding. Cinephiles will get the joke.) In fact, Franco spoke for ten minutes about his love of education and his restless academic spirit.\nGraduating \u201cis such a good feeling that I\u2019ve been chasing it for the past six years,\u201d joked Franco, who is still working to add a PhD to his bachelor\u2019s and his MFA. \u201cI\u2019m privileged to be with you to get a state of that sweet graduation feeling. To be completely honest I\u2019m already getting a contact high.\u201d\nFranco also made a number of self-deprecating references to his myriad pursuits, as well the \u201cdeep brown eyes, flawless hair [and] chiseled good looks\u201d of UT-Arlington president James D. Spaniolo.\nTags: Higher Ed, The Culture, arlington, James Franco, university of houston\nArlington\u2019s Plan for Globe Life Park Includes the XFL and More\nCougar Fans, Apparently You Were Right About Case Keenum All Along",
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        "raw_content": "Mary Branson\nThe artist in residence to women\u2019s suffrage in the Houses of Parliament shows us her shelfie\nIn 2014 I became artist in residence to women\u2019s suffrage in the Houses of Parliament. Learning about how we got the vote was such an interesting journey for me. Back in the 70\u2019s at my school they didn\u2019t teach any women\u2019s history. This print, 'Marching', was a response to my learning of the many different organisations who campaigned for the vote. They all had banner colours to identify themselves. Lots of women and men were members of several groups at once. The image is how I imagined an aerial view of a Votes For Women march. This print is on show at the People\u2019s History Museum in Manchester, 17-23 October in a show called Ideas worth fighting For.\nAll my art installations start with working out dimensions within a space. I\u2019d been using a myriad of useless measuring tapes over the years. On my 50th birthday my friend Jenny Lewin who is an architect bought me my first serious one. It was my best present!\nMy favourite family photo; I suppose it best describes how I feel about life. It was taken on the log ride at Thorpe Park. It was one of my first dates with my husband Mat and Shola and I loved it so much. It was the early days of the forming of our family. My best friend and muse, Hilary Lewin, is tucked in the corner. She\u2019s a super talented Arvigo therapist \u2013 her treatments are life changing! Finally, my mum\u2019s hands. She\u2019s had Alzheimer\u2019s for over 20 years, so we\u2019ve had to learn to communicate in various ways. I have similar looking hands to her and when we are together we do a lot of hand holding. I cut her nails and shape them. It\u2019s our way of being close.\nI enjoy going to a lot of art exhibitions. One of my recent favourites was Ragnar Kjartansson at the Barbican in London. I went with my son Shola and we laughed a lot at the piece Me and My Mother, an ongoing video work. Kjartansson\u2019s mother spits in the artist\u2019s face over several minutes, with what we\u2019re told is \u2018intensity and vigour\u2019. The piece began when he was 24 years old, and is repeated every five years in the same spot in his mother\u2019s living room.\nOne of my test glass discs from my light installation in the Palace of Westminster, New Dawn, a celebration of all the people who brought about women\u2019s suffrage. It\u2019s a permanent work, 7 metres high in Westminster Great Hall. The piece constantly changes, following the ebb and flow of the Thames tide. It\u2019s worth a visit - even if I do say so myself!\nWe are really lucky to have hedgehogs in our garden \u2013 they turned up about a year ago. We put the food out each night and wait\u2026 then along they come. We think there are five, you never know as they stumble in and out at various times. We saw our first hoglet last week!\nMary's piece 'Marching' is featured in the Ideas Worth Fighting For exhibition, which runs from 17-23 October at the People's History Museum.\nFood and home Lauren Child's shelfie\nPeople 9 minutes with Melanie C\nPeople Karla Krome\nNews & Views Marvel\u2019s new superhero is a Syrian mother",
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        "raw_content": "Marsh, James H.. \"The Indomitable Bluenose\". The Canadian Encyclopedia, 25 January 2019, Historica Canada. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/bluenose-i-gave-her-the-power-to-carry-sail-feature. Accessed 15 February 2019.\nMarsh, J., The Indomitable Bluenose (2019). In The Canadian Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/bluenose-i-gave-her-the-power-to-carry-sail-feature\nMarsh, James H., \"The Indomitable Bluenose\". In The Canadian Encyclopedia. Historica Canada. Article published March 25, 2013; last modified January 25, 2019. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/bluenose-i-gave-her-the-power-to-carry-sail-feature\nJames H. Marsh, The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. \"The Indomitable Bluenose\", last modified January 25, 2019, https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/bluenose-i-gave-her-the-power-to-carry-sail-feature\nThe Indomitable Bluenose\nAs the schooners arrived home from the Grand Banks in 1920, word spread among the fishermen that the America\u0092s Cup race off Sandy Hook, NY, had been postponed because of a mere \u0093\"breeze.\"\u0094 The fishermen had contempt for those effete \u0093\"yachts,\"\u0094 which huddled by the docks when the seas ran high.\nAs a symbol of Atlantic Canada and the golden age of sail, the Bluenose has no peer. She was launched in Lunenberg, NS, 26 March 1921. Built entirely of Nova Scotia wood, except for the Oregon pine needed for the masts, Bluenose bobbed high in the water but settled down to her beautiful line as the ballast was poured in. When the finishing touches were being applied, the shipwright was asked, \"What is this one going to be like?\"\u0094 \"She will be all right, but she is a bit different to most vessels,\"\u0094 was the understated reply.\nAs the schooners arrived home from the Grand Banks in 1920, word spread among the fishermen that the America's Cup race off Sandy Hook, NY, had been postponed because of a mere \"breeze.\"\u0094 The fishermen had contempt for those effete \"yachts,\"\u0094 which huddled by the docks when the seas ran high. They persuaded Senator W.H. Davies, the owner of the Halifax Herald, to donate a new trophy, the International Fishermen's Trophy, for real schooners that could work the Grand Banks as well as race like thoroughbreds.\nWhen the Canadian schooner Delawana lost the first match to the Gloucester schooner Esperanto, there was dismay in Nova Scotia. The search for a new design that would bring the trophy home led to W.J. Roue and his masterpiece, Bluenose.\nIn October 1921 Bluenose defeated seven other Nova Scotia schooners and qualified to challenge for the trophy. Later that month she showed in her match against the American defender Elsie that she could carry sail, go to windward \u2014 and that she was fast. She won both races with ease and came home with the trophy.\nBluenose defended the trophy in October 1922 against the Henry Ford, which had been launched with the sole purpose of humbling her. Then came Columbia in 1923. The two were so close in the first race that they collided. Columbia was fast but Bluenose proved more \"able.\u0094\" When the judges awarded Columbia the second race on a questionable technicality, Walters packed up the trophy and went home. In a grim reminder that these were working vessels Columbia, like Esperanto before her, was lost at sea.\nEnthusiasm for the race was not rekindled until 1929, with the launch of the Gertrude L. Thebaud. Small and winsome, it was said that Thebaud had the \"air of a Boston debutante.\u0094\" In 1930 Thebaud defeated Bluenose in the Lipton Cup, the Nova Scotian's only loss. In the showdown for the International Trophy off Halifax in 1931, Bluenose easily won both races. Thebaud was not even in sight when Bluenose crossed the line. \"You know it was kinda lonely out there today,\u0094\" Walters said, \"Thebaud wasn't any company at all.\u0094\"\nBy 1938 a reluctant Captain Walters had to be persuaded to take the old campaigner to Boston for one last race. Grounded and beaten by hurricanes, Bluenose had taken on so much water over the years that she needed 40% less ballast.\nOn October 9 Bluenose had her foretopmast carried away and lost the first race by almost 3 minutes. After some repairs she romped home 13 minutes ahead in the second race and on October 17 won the third by 6 minutes 39 seconds.\nSince the Americans had insisted on a best of five, the match was not over. Bluenose opened up a lead in the fourth race but a sharp man\u0153uvre opened a 12-metre long rip in the staysail. Walters barked out an order to \"Get it down.\"\u0094 The rigger had his sail bag ready and within 10 minutes had the sail herring-bone stitched top to bottom and ready to be hoisted. The order \"hard a-lee\u0094\" came and the vessel tacked with the staysail up again. Bluenose was well ahead but then suddenly the foretopmast stay came loose and snapped. Thebaud sailed past and the score was 2-2.\n\"She's not at her best, that's sure,\u0094\" Walters admitted, \"but someone has to win \u2014 and it's not over yet.\"\u0094 In the final race, Walters built a slight lead and kept it until the last leg when her topsail halyard block gave way. The lead shrank. Walters ordered a short tack to \"fetch the line\"\u0094 and Bluenose crossed the line a scant 2 minutes and 50 seconds ahead.\n\"I gave her the power to carry sail,\u0094\" said the designer William Roue. 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        "raw_content": "Welch, Deborah and Michael Payne. \"Raymond\". The Canadian Encyclopedia, 12 May 2016, Historica Canada. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/raymond. Accessed 15 February 2019.\nWelch, D.,, & Payne, M., Raymond (2016). In The Canadian Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/raymond\nWelch, Deborah, and Michael Payne, \"Raymond\". In The Canadian Encyclopedia. Historica Canada. Article published April 01, 2008; last modified May 12, 2016. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/raymond\nDeborah Welch and Michael Payne, The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. \"Raymond\", last modified May 12, 2016, https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/raymond\nRaymond, Alta, incorporated as a town in 1903, population 3743 (2011c), 3225 (2006c). The Town of Raymond is located in southern Alberta, approximately 35 km south of LETHBRIDGE.\nRaymond, Alta, incorporated as a town in 1903, population 3743 (2011c), 3225 (2006c). The Town of Raymond is located in southern Alberta, approximately 35 km south of LETHBRIDGE. In the 1880s Charles Ora Card led the first group of MORMON, or Church of Latter Day Saints, settlers from Utah to what is now southern Alberta. Successful settlements at CARDSTON, Magrath and Stirling made other Utah Mormons interested in the prospects of the area. In 1901, Jesse Knight, a Utah entrepreneur and philanthropist, sent his sons William and Raymond north to seek out land and opportunities in Alberta. He purchased land and later that year he began work on a large sugar factory. The factory would process the sugar beets that Mormon farmers had begun planting throughout the region. The factory was completed in 1903, and the settlement that grew up around it was called Raymond, after his son.\nRaymond was soon one of the fastest-growing communities in southern Alberta. Unfortunately, the sugar factory was not profitable and it closed in 1914. Before the factory closed, however, a number of Japanese workers had been brought in to work sugar beets. These Japanese immigrants stayed and formed a distinctive community in the Raymond area. In 1929 a Buddhist church, now a historic site, was opened in Raymond. Following the collapse of Knight's sugar venture, area farmers switched to wheat and other grain production, and the use of irrigation expanded. Raymond became a service and commercial centre for the surrounding agricultural district. The Raymond Stampede, Canada's first RODEO, has been held since 1902.",
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        "raw_content": "Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method Award presented to Pierre Chandon\nPierre Chandon (left) and The Case Centre's Director, Richard McCracken\nINSEAD Dean Ilian Mihov said he was honoured and proud to help celebrate the presentation of the Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method Award to Pierre Chandon as part of the school\u2019s alumni weekend.\nThe Case Centre\u2019s Director, Richard McCracken, said: \u2018It\u2019s a great pleasure to be here at this amazing alumni reunion; the energy and commitment of the INSEAD community is fantastic.\u2019 He went on to offer congratulations to Pierre on his achievement, having not only won the Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method Award, but also the Overall Award 2016.\nPierre is the L\u2019Or\u00e9al Chaired Professor of Marketing, Innovation and Creativity at INSEAD, France, and Director of the INSEAD Sorbonne Behavioural Lab. He is a highly respected case writer, researcher and teacher and was the inspiration behind INSEAD\u2019s innovative case websites, designed to offer a wide range of additional materials and inspiration to case teachers worldwide.\nDean Mihov has previously described Pierre as a \u2018champion of case writing\u2019 at INSEAD, and the school\u2019s number one case writer, based on the number used internally and the number of copies sold worldwide. \u2018A real achievement given the calibre of INSEAD case writers,\u2019 he noted.\nPierre addressing the audience at INSEAD's alumni weekend\nPierre shares his passion for case teaching and predicts how cases will evolve.",
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        "raw_content": "John Hick on Transcendent Reality and Religious Pluralism: Naturalism as Today's Starting Point\nSeptember 15, 2018 in John Hick, Religious Pluralism, The Fifth Dimension\nAfter presenting \"the big picture\" of reality as he sees it, Hick acknowledges that his position is a minority one in today's world. In contrast to any kind of religious outlook, modern society, in Hick's opinion, begins from a starting point of Naturalism.\n\"Naturalism, then, is the belief that reality consists exclusively in the multiple forms of discharging energy that constitute the physical universe. This includes our earth and the human and other forms of life on it, and hence the multitude of human brains and their functioning, which in turn includes the production of thought, language, feeling, emotion, and action. The status of such supposed non-physical realities as God, Brahman, Dharma, Tao, the soul or spirit, is that of ideas in the human mind, so that before there were human mind/brains to create them, they did not in any sense exist. Naturalism is thus equivalent to the qualified materialism which does not deny the existence of mentality, but holds that it is either identical with, or totally dependent from moment to moment upon, the electro-chemical functioning of the brain. In our western world, beginning around the seventeenth century, the earlier pervasive religious outlook has increasingly been replaced by an equally pervasive naturalistic outlook, and during the twentieth century this replacement has become almost complete. Naturalism has created the \u2018consensus reality\u2019 of our culture. It has become so ingrained that we no longer see it, but see everything else through it.\"\nI'm not as convinced as Hick that Naturalism \u2013 the belief that physical matter is all that exists \u2013 is all-pervasive in society. Perhaps in more academic circles, and perhaps more in Hick's homeland of Great Britain, but maybe not as much in modern America. I would argue that, although modern Americans aren't as monolithically orthodox as they used to be, we are still a religious and/or spiritual people. Regardless, in a more academic setting, you are more likely to have to argue for a non-Naturalist worldview than to assume it.\nTo assume Naturalism, for Hick, is to assume a very bleak outlook on the world. In his chapter Naturalism as Bad News for the Many, Hick quotes Bertrand Russell, who gives a sober summary of this worldview:\n\"That Man is the product of causes which had no prevision of the end they were achieving; that his origin, his growth, his hopes and fears, his loves and his beliefs, are but the outcome of accidental collocations of atoms; that no fire, no heroism, no intensity of thought and feeling, can preserve an individual life beyond the grave; that all the labours of the ages, all the devotion, all the inspiration, all the noonday brightness of human genius, are destined to extinction in the vast death of the solar system, and that the whole temple of Man\u2019s achievement must inevitably be buried beneath the debris of a universe in ruins \u2013 all these things, if not quite beyond dispute, are yet so nearly certain, that no philosophy that rejects them can hope to stand. Only within the scaffolding of these truths, only on the firm foundation of unyielding despair, can the soul\u2019s habitation henceforth be safely built.\"\nAlthough those born is comfortable situations can ignore this depressing \"big picture\" and take solace in the simple joys of life, they are only for a moment. And not only that, but the vast majority of humans throughout history have not been born in a time and place that allow them a comfortable and enjoyable existence. Countless have been born into poverty, disease, slavery, early death. Naturalism, for Hick, leaves neither the comfortable nor the uncomfortable with any future hope. It is \"bad news for the many.\"\n\u2190 John Hick on Transcendent Reality and Religious Pluralism: The Ambiguity of the UniverseJohn Hick on Transcendent Reality and Religious Pluralism: The Axial Age and Development of Religious Traditions \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "As a Swiss citizen, I wish companies who have my data would be as transparent as some leading tech companies whom are showing me how they handle my data. For example, if I check at the end of the month where most of my money is flowing and then would say \u201clet\u2019s see what they do to protect my data\u201d, do you think I would be successful? I tried in many cases and I couldn\u2019t even find out which ISO standards regarding security or other data privacy relevant standards they uphold.\nI believe we owe it to ourselves as professionals, as country, and as society in general to take part in what is happening around the topic and that we actually elect people as leaders who have some understanding on what BigData and digitalization actually means and the possible pitfalls it brings.\nIf you\u2019re in IT and have not yet read this blog post on the Cloud Act from Brad Smith, who is fighting for better data privacy laws world wide and for a Digital Geneva Convention, then you should do it now: https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2018/04/03/the-cloud-act-is-an-important-step-forward-but-now-more-steps-need-to-follow/\nIf this article caught your attention, then check out this video about what the DCU is and what this amazing team is doing here: https://youtu.be/vP_3apSPYD0\nAnd if you want to deep dive into everything on what exactly it is Microsoft is doing to protect your data and how we handle government request then check out these resources:\nMicrosoft Trust Center: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/trustcenter\nResponding to government and law enforcement requests to access customer data: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/trustcenter/privacy/govt-requests-for-data\nWant to know how many requests come from your country? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/about/corporate-responsibility/lerr\nOriginally posted on LinkedIn on June 28, 2018.\nAzure Data Privacy Act Brad Smith Cloud Act Geneva Convention microsoft Securtiy Trust Center",
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        "raw_content": "David Copperfield employs a number of people who work behind the scenes of his magic act. Seven of the stagehands filed suit against Copperfield, alleging that they were made to work 14 hours a day for seven days a week, all without the benefit of overtime pay. They claim that the conditions persisted for over three years.\nCopperfield has filed suit against the stagehands. His company accuses six of the stagehands of conspiracy to disclose his secrets behind his magic act. They are also accused of breach of contract. The stagehands counter those claims by insisting they were coerced and exploited while the magician made millions of dollars and they were sworn to secrecy regarding their work.\nBoth sides are currently in talks to resolve the lawsuits. Employment disputes such as this can become complicated when both sides seek justice or file suits against the other. However, any Colorado worker who feels they have been exploited or have been treated unfairly according to employment law may benefit from exploring their legal options. An employer may also benefit from understanding their rights if they feel workers have filed a false claim or have made accusations that they believe to be untrue.\nSource: wkbn.com, \"Magician???s stagehands suing over wage dispute\", , April 4, 2014\nRelated Posts: Is there any way to avoid partner-related employment disputes?, Colorado employment disputes: Business partner issues, Colorado employment disputes: FMLA denial, When contracts are broken, what can be done?",
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        "raw_content": "Home Ladders Ladders: Developing Their Projects\u2026\nBy Rohan Katargamwala\nOn the 15th November the Ladders students began to embark on their own individual projects, after weeks of learning about their respective fields, Film/TV, Music and Software Development. This session was about coming up with, focusing and developing ideas for their own projects, students began the session in a variety of positions regarding their progress and ideas for their projects.\nSome had very distinct ideas for the direction they looked to take their projects in, others had loose themes and some were only beginning to embark on the journey of finding their ideas. This took several different forms across the disciplines: the musicians had ideas ranging from specific genres of music they wanted to record, to finding outlets to MC over music, to looking to remix and redefine existing music. The Film/TV students also ranged in where they were beginning with their work, some set out to write and begin to produce short films, some focused on just a screenplay and some looked to begin filming with a more improv, less scripted feel. The software development students both had ideas about what they wanted their software to achieve but weren\u2019t sure about how to go about it or the medium to use. Throughout the session students were guided on different research methods they could use and implement in their work. A key piece of advice was to try and comprehensively grasp the specific area that your project would fit into, for example if a student was attempting to make a horror film it is important that they understand how and why certain things scare people and then try and put that into their own work.\nTo understand each discipline, require different kinds of research, the Film/TV aspect needs thought into how the process works and the complexities that occur behind the camera. This comes from watching a variety of films and thinking more into the process. The music research portion is about listening to the genre you\u2019re trying to emanate and thinking more than the surface level, thinking how different instruments are put together to create a certain sound. With software, understanding existing programs and how they operate and the systems put in place to allow them to operate.\nDuring the rest of the session the students began to create a research and project plan to allow them to structure how they continue with their project so that they make the best use of their time with the limited 4 weeks they had to do their products. One particular point of emphasis was that the projects don\u2019t have to be finished, instead the focus should be on producing a higher quality rather than a greater quantity \u2013 so that when it comes to presentation in 4 weeks time they can deliver a project they are proud of.\n2 weeks into the project I visited the music studio in Sunderland to see the progress being made by the Ladders music students. In the studio was Tom whose project involved remixing one of his bands songs into a new genre, from pop-punk indie to a more electronic dance music sound. During this session Tom began to explore music with indie characteristics that would be described as more dance music; so he looked for songs with strong guitar riffs lifted by synths and stronger bass. After finding a direction he wanted to take his song in he began to re-analyse his bands original track, finding flaws and things that could be improved with the use of the studio, Tom wanted to redo his vocals so they were clearer and could be more prominent in his new remix.\nThe Film/TV students were learning about the tools required to effectively edit their soundtracks. Using the program Adobe Premiere they underwent several exercises to try and isolate background noise from footage they had recorded, to either make things clearer or more indistinct depending on the direction they were going in. One of the exercises was to re-score a scene from the 1987 French film Wings of Desire, removing the original sound and giving the scene a different feel compared with the original, they chose from a folder of pre-recorded sounds and every student managed to give the scene a unique feel as they re-scored it.\nJust from seeing snippets of each project being developed, you can see the commitment and talented involved in this programme. I have no doubt that the outcomes are going to be something impressive\u2026\nMiners Hall Studio\nRohan Katargamwala\nPrevious articleLadders: Employability Sessions with Youth Focus NE\nNext articlePhotography Insight Stage || Finding the Inner Photographer",
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        "raw_content": "/ Movies & TV / Departments / Movies\nPart Number: WHV1000189967BR\nHarry Potter: The Complete 8-Film Collection (BD)\nHere's an event movie that holds up to being an event. This filmed version of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, adapted from the wildly popular book by J.K. Rowling, stunningly brings to life Harry Potter's world of Hogwarts, the school for young witches and wizards. The greatest strength of the film comes from its faithfulness to the novel, and this new cinematic world is filled with all the details of Rowling's imagination, thanks to exuberant sets, elaborate costumes, clever makeup and visual effects, and a cr\u00e8me de la cr\u00e8me cast, including Maggie Smith, Richard Harris, Alan Rickman, and more. Especially fine is the interplay between Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and his schoolmates Ron (Rupert Grint) and Hermione (Emma Watson), as well as his protector, the looming Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane). The second-half adventure--involving the titular sorcerer's stone--doesn't translate perfectly from page to screen, ultimately because of the film's fidelity to the novel; this is a case of making a movie for the book's fans, as opposed to a transcending film. Writer Steve Kloves and director Chris Columbus keep the spooks in check, making this a true family film, and with its resourceful hero wide-eyed and ready, one can't wait for Harry's return. Ages 8 and up. --Doug Thomas\nFirst sequels are the true test of an enduring movie franchise, and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets passes with flying colors. Expanding upon the lavish sets, special effects, and grand adventure of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Harry's second year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry involves a darker, more malevolent tale (parents with younger children beware), beginning with the petrified bodies of several Hogwarts students and magical clues leading Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) to a 50-year-old mystery in the monster-laden Chamber of Secrets. House elves, squealing mandrakes, giant spiders, and venomous serpents populate this loyal adaptation (by Sorcerer's Stone director Chris Columbus and screenwriter Steve Kloves), and Kenneth Branagh delightfully tops the supreme supporting cast as the vainglorious charlatan Gilderoy Lockhart (be sure to view past the credits for a visual punchline at Lockhart's expense). At 161 minutes, the film suffers from lack of depth and uneven pacing, and John Williams' score mostly reprises established themes. The young, fast-growing cast offers ample compensation, however, as does the late Richard Harris in his final screen appearance as Professor Albus Dumbledore. Brimming with cleverness, wonderment, and big-budget splendor, Chamber honors the legacy of J.K. Rowling's novels. --Jeff Shannon\nSome movie-loving wizards must have cast a magic spell on Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, because it's another grand slam for the Harry Potter franchise. Demonstrating remarkable versatility after the arthouse success of Y Tu Mam\u00e1 Tambi\u00e9n, director Alfonso Cuar\u00f3n proves a perfect choice to guide Harry, Hermione, and Ron into treacherous puberty as the now 13-year-old students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry face a new and daunting challenge: Sirius Black (Gary Oldman) has escaped from Azkaban prison, and for reasons yet unknown (unless, of course, you've read J.K. Rowling's book, considered by many to be the best in the series), he's after Harry in a bid for revenge. This dark and dangerous mystery drives the action while Harry (the fast-growing Daniel Radcliffe) and his third-year Hogwarts classmates discover the flying hippogriff Buckbeak (a marvelous CGI creature), the benevolent but enigmatic Professor Lupin (David Thewlis), horrifying black-robed Dementors, sneaky Peter Pettigrew (Timothy Spall), and the wonderful advantage of having a Time-Turner just when you need one. The familiar Hogwarts staff returns in fine form (including the delightful Michael Gambon, replacing the late Richard Harris as Dumbledore, and Emma Thompson as the goggle-eyed Sybil Trelawney), and even Julie Christie joins this prestigious production for a brief but welcome cameo. Technically dazzling, fast-paced, and chock-full of Rowling's boundless imagination (loyally adapted by ace screenwriter Steve Kloves), The Prisoner of Azkaban is a Potter-movie classic. --Jeff Shannon\nThe latest entry in the Harry Potter saga could be retitled Fast Times at Hogwarts, where finding a date to the winter ball is nearly as terrifying as worrying about Lord Voldemort's return. Thus, the young wizards' entry into puberty (and discovery of the opposite sex) opens up a rich mining field to balance out the dark content in the fourth movie (and the stories are only going to get darker). Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral) handily takes the directing reins and eases his young cast through awkward growth spurts into true young actors. Harry (Daniel Radcliffe, more sure of himself) has his first girl crush on fellow student Cho Chang (Katie Leung), and has his first big fight with best bud Ron (Rupert Grint). Meanwhile, Ron's underlying romantic tension with Hermione (Emma Watson) comes to a head over the winter ball, and when she makes one of those girl-into-woman Cinderella entrances, the boys' reactions indicate they've all crossed a threshold.\nBut don't worry, there's plenty of wizardry and action in Goblet of Fire. When the deadly Triwizard Tournament is hosted by Hogwarts, Harry finds his name mysteriously submitted (and chosen) to compete against wizards from two neighboring academies, as well as another Hogwarts student. The competition scenes are magnificently shot, with much-improved CGI effects (particularly the underwater challenge). And the climactic confrontation with Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes, in a brilliant bit of casting) is the most thrilling yet. Goblet, the first installment to get a PG-13 rating, contains some violence as well as disturbing images for kids and some barely shrouded references at sexual awakening (Harry's bath scene in particular). The 2 1/2-hour film, lean considering it came from a 734-page book, trims out subplots about house-elves (they're not missed) and gives little screen time to the standard crew of the other Potter films, but adds in more of Britain's finest actors to the cast, such as Brendan Gleeson as Mad-Eye Moody and Miranda Richardson as Rita Skeeter. Michael Gambon, in his second round as Professor Dumbledore, still hasn't brought audiences around to his interpretation of the role he took over after Richard Harris died, but it's a small smudge in an otherwise spotless adaptation. --Ellen A. Kim\nAlas! The fifth Harry Potter film has arrived. The time is long past that this can be considered a simple \"children's\" series--though children and adults alike will enjoy it immensely. Starting off from the dark and tragic ending of the fourth film, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix begins in a somber and angst-filled tone that carries through the entire 138 minutes (the shortest of any HP movie despite being adapted from the longest book). Hopes of winning the Quidditch Cup have been replaced by woes like government corruption, distorted media spin, and the casualties of war. As the themes have matured, so have the primary characters' acting abilities. Ron (Rupert Grint), Hermione (Emma Watson), and especially Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) are more convincing than ever--in roles that are more demanding.\nHarry is deeply traumatized from having witnessed Cedric Diggory's murder, but he will soon find that this was just another chapter in the continuing loss he will endure. Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) has returned and, in an attempt to conceal this catastrophe from the wizarding public, the Ministry of Magic has teamed up with the wizard newspaper The Daily Prophet to smear young Potter and wise Dumbledore (Michael Gambon)--seemingly the only two people in the public eye who believe the Dark Lord has returned. With no one else to stand against the wicked Death Eaters, the Hogwarts headmaster is forced to revive his secret anti-Voldemort society, the Order of the Phoenix. This welcomes back characters like Mad-Eye Moody (Brendan Gleeson), kind Remus Lupin (David Thewlis), fatherly Sirius Black (Gary Oldman), and insidious Severus Snape (Alan Rickman), and introduces a short list of intriguing new faces. In the meantime, a semi-psychotic bureaucrat from the Ministry (brilliantly portrayed by Imelda Staunton) has seized power at Hogwarts, and Harry is forced to form a secret society of his own--lest the other young wizards at his school be left ill-equipped to defend themselves in the looming war between good and evil. In addition, Harry is filled with an inexplicable rage that only his Godfather Sirius seems to be able to understand.\nThis film, though not as frightening as its predecessor, earns its PG-13 rating mostly because of the ever-darkening tone. As always, the loyal fans of J.K. Rowling's books will suffer huge cuts from the original plot and character developments, but make no mistake: this is a good movie. --Jordan Thompson\nThe sixth installment of the Harry Potter series begins right where The Order of the Phoenix left off. The wizarding world is rocked by the news that \"He Who Must Not Be Named\" has truly returned, and the audience finally knows that Harry is \"the Chosen One\"--the only wizard who can defeat Lord Voldemort in the end. Dark forces loom around every corner, and now regularly attempt to penetrate the protected walls of Hogwarts School. This is no longer the fun and fascinating world of magic from the first few books?it's dark, dangerous, and scary.\nHarry (Daniel Radcliffe) suspects Draco Malfoy (Tom Felton) to be a new Death Eater recruit on a special mission for the Dark Lord. In the meantime, Professor Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) seems to have finally removed the shroud of secrecy from Harry about the dark path that lies ahead, and instead provides private lessons to get him prepared. It's in these intriguing scenes that the dark past of Tom Riddle (a.k.a. Voldemort) is finally revealed. The actors cast as the different young versions of Riddle (Hero Fiennes-Tiffin and Frank Dillane) do an eerily fantastic job of portraying the villain as a child. While the previous movies' many new characters could be slightly overwhelming, only one new key character is introduced this time: Professor Horace Slughorn (with a spot-on performance by Jim Broadbent). Within his mind he holds a key secret in the battle to defeat the Dark Lord, and Harry is tasked by Dumbledore to uncover a memory about Voldemort's darkest weapon--the Horcrux. Despite the long list of distractions, Harry, Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) still try to focus on being teenagers, and audiences will enjoy the budding awkward romances. All of the actors have developed nicely, giving their most convincing performances to date.\nMore dramatic and significant things go down in this movie than any of its predecessors, and the stakes are higher than ever. The creators have been tasked with a practically impossible challenge, as fans of the beloved J.K. Rowling book series desperately want the movies to capture the magic of the books as closely as possible. Alas, the point at which one accepts that these two mediums are very different is the point at which one can truly enjoy these brilliant adaptations. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is no exception: it may be the best film yet. For those who have not read the book, nail-biting entertainment is guaranteed. For those who have, the movie does it justice. The key dramatic scenes, including the cave and the shocking twist in the final chapter, are executed very well. It does a perfect job of setting up the two-part grand finale that is to follow. --Jordan Thompson\nHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I is a brooding, slower-paced film than its predecessors, the result of being just one half of the final story (the last book in the series was split into two movies, released in theaters eight months apart). Because the penultimate film is all buildup before the final showdown between the teen wizard and the evil Voldemort (which does not occur until The Deathly Hallows, Part II), Part I is a road-trip movie, a heist film, a lot of exposition, and more weight on its three young leads, who up until now were sufficiently supported by a revolving door of British thesps throughout the series. Now that all the action takes place outside Hogwarts--no more Potions classes, Gryffindor scarves, or Quidditch matches--Daniel Radcliffe (Harry), Emma Watson (Hermione), and Rupert Grint (Ron) shoulder the film almost entirely on their own. After a near-fatal ambush by Voldemort's Death Eaters, the three embark on a quest to find and destroy the remaining five horcruxes (objects that store pieces of Voldemort's soul). Fortunately, as the story gets more grave--and parents should be warned, there are some scenes too frightening or adult for young children--so does the intensity. David Yates, who directed the Harry Potter films Order of the Phoenix and The Half-Blood Prince, drags the second half a little, but right along with some of the slower moments are some touching surprises (Harry leading Hermione in a dance, the return of Dobby in a totally non-annoying way). Deathly Hallows, Part I will be the most confusing for those not familiar with the Potter lore, particularly in the shorthand way characters and terminology weave in and out. For the rest of us, though, watching these characters over the last decade and saying farewell to a few faces makes it all bittersweet that the end is near (indeed, an early scene in which Hermione casts a spell that makes her Muggle parents forget her existence, in case she doesn't return, is particularly emotional). Despite its challenges, Deathly Hallows, Part I succeeds in what it's most meant to do: whet your appetite for the grand conclusion to the Harry Potter series. --Ellen A. Kim\nHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II\nThe Deathly Hallows: Part 2 is the film all Harry Potter fans have waited 10 years to see, and the good news is that it's worth the hype--visually stunning, action packed, faithful to the book, and mature not just in its themes and emotion but in the acting by its cast, some of whom had spent half their lives making Harry Potter movies. Part 2 cuts right to the chase: Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) has stolen the Elder Wand, one of the three objects required to give someone power over death (a.k.a. the Deathly Hallows), with the intent to hunt and kill Harry. Meanwhile, Harry's quest to destroy the rest of the Horcruxes (each containing a bit of Voldemort's soul) leads him first to a thrilling (and hilarious--love that Polyjuice Potion!) trip to Gringotts Bank, then back to Hogwarts, where a spectacular battle pitting the young students and professors (a showcase of the British thesps who have stolen every scene of the series: Maggie Smith's McGonagall, Jim Broadbent's Slughorn, David Thewlis's Lupin) against a dark army of Dementors, ogres, and Bellatrix Lestrange (Helena Bonham Carter, with far less crazy eyes to make this round). As predicted all throughout the saga, Harry also has his final showdown with Voldemort--neither can live while the other survives--though the physics of that predicament might need a set of crib notes to explain. But while each installment has become progressively grimmer, this finale is the most balanced between light and dark (the dark is quite dark--several familiar characters die, with one significant death particularly grisly); the humor is sprinkled in at the most welcome times, thanks to the deft adaptation by Steve Kloves (who scribed all but one of the films from J.K. Rowling's books) and direction by four-time Potter director David Yates. The climactic kiss between Ron (Rupert Grint) and Hermione (Emma Watson), capping off a decade of romantic tension, is perfectly tuned to their idiosyncratic relationship, and Daniel Radcliffe has, over the last decade, certainly proven he was the right kid for the job all along. As Prof. Snape, the most perfect of casting choices in the best-cast franchise of all time, Alan Rickman breaks your heart. Only the epilogue (and the lack of chemistry between Harry and love Ginny Weasley, barely present here) stand a little shaky, but no matter: the most lucrative franchise in movie history to date has just reached its conclusion, and it's done so without losing its soul. --Ellen A. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Uncategorized / Brexit update: that hard?\nThere has been a contradiction observed in the property market; while real wages have been increasing, property prices have continued to descend. This is a clear signal of uncertainty in the markets, which is largely spurred by the ongoing Brexit negotiations. A \u2018hard\u2019 Brexit scenario is likely to result in project fear and deteriorating financing options.\nRecent reports claim that UK wages excluding bonuses have experienced the biggest rise since the end of 2008, increasing by 3.2% compared to the previous year. Faster wage growth, coupled with the UK inflation rate remaining steady at 2.4% in October, is a double win for British workers, which resulted in real earnings picking up noticeably in the last few months.\nGreater earnings should be beneficial for the British economy, as they are directly related to increased levels of spending by the population, however, there has been some contradictory evidence observed in the real estate market. With growth in private rents slowing since the beginning of 2016 and UK house prices dropping at the fastest pace for almost six months in September, there is a noticeable mismatch between real wage growth and the current property price trend.\nThe Brexit-infused uncertainty is likely to continue destabilising the UK real estate market, leading to outcomes that go against economic predictions and expectations. Despite a number of ministers resigning, fears of a no-confidence vote, and the subsequent plunge in the pound, as well as in shares of UK banks, retailers and house-builders, Theresa May vowed to sign off and deliver the Brexit deal. Unless the draft deal gains more support in the parliament, the current state of affairs suggests that the country is facing a higher chance of a \u201chard\u201d Brexit scenario. The current withdrawal agreement offers the prospect of a smooth path toward Brexit and is seen as \u201cvery positive for businesses\u201d, as it includes a 21-month transition period, during which time the UK will negotiate new trade terms with the EU and is able to indefinitely extend the transition period.\nThere are two major issues associated with a \u2018hard\u2019 Brexit scenario. Firstly, increased and prolonged uncertainty looming over markets is likely to provoke project fear among investors and developers, who may become weary of the future property price landscape. Secondly, this uncertainty is likely to significantly reduce the willingness of both domestic and foreign finance providers to supply capital for new developments. With increased risk-aversion and a lack of financing available on the market, obtaining loans in the future may turn out to be an incredibly expensive activity.\nDevelopers should consider bringing forward any prospective financing decisions, in order to secure a lower price for their loan and reduce any risk of putting postponing or pausing a project due to the lack of capital. Consequently, we recommend to act now, as the UK is currently enjoying a thriving lending environment, with numerous different players providing cheaper capital and choosing not to impose stringent lending criteria.",
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        "raw_content": "Missing college student\u201ds body found in river\nPHILADELPHIA (AP) \u0097 The mother of a West Chester University student who disappeared on Thanksgiving after a night out with friends tearfully thanked searchers Saturday after her son\u201ds body was pulled from the Schuylkill River, less than half a mile downstream from where he was last seen.\n\u201cToday we have done what we promised. We found and brought Shane home,\u201d Karen Montgomery told reporters under a light rain near the riverbank.\nHer voice cracked as she thanked everyone involved in the search and asked that the family\u201ds privacy be respected as they mourned their loss.\nShane Montgomery\u201ds parents say the body pulled from the water Saturday was his, but authorities had not yet confirmed the identity pending a review by the Philadelphia medical examiner\u201ds office.\nShane, a 21-year-old senior at West Chester, had been out with friends until the early-morning hours of Thanksgiving and never made it home. His mother has said he was escorted out of Kildare\u201ds Irish Pub in the city\u201ds lively Manayunk neighborhood around 2 a.m.\nFBI Supervisory Special Agent J.J. Klaver said Saturday a body was recovered behind the Manayunk Brew Pub, less than a 10-minute walk from Kildare\u201ds.\nWCAU-TV reports (http://bit.ly/1D3Ojxe) that Montgomery\u201ds family watched as the New Jersey-based Garden State Underwater Recovery Unit removed the 21-year-old\u201ds body from the water.\nIn addition to city police and the FBI, hundreds of volunteers helped search for Montgomery and posted fliers about his disappearance. A candlelight vigil drew a large crowd to the university\u201ds student union building in early December, and contributions from the family, police and Kildare\u201ds pushed the reward fund to $65,000.\nDivers found Montgomery\u201ds keys along the river on Dec. 21.\nLast month, his mother spoke at the vigil of the family\u201ds frustration.\n\u201cThe frustrating part is that there are no leads \u0097 no one knows what happened to him,\u201d she said. \u201cIt\u201ds a nightmare I can\u201dt wake up from.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Transition, mentioned in dispatches\u2026\nJordan in Transition \u00bb\n9%, the Wizard of Oz and Sex\nLast week a friend sent me a stunning, thinking-shifting powerpoint by Kevin Anderson of the Tyndall Centre\u2019s Energy Programme entitled Reframing Climate Change: from long-term targets to emission pathways. If you want a sobering and, frankly, deeply depressing, update on the implications of the latest climate science, this is as good a place to start as any. It looks at the scale of the year-on-year emissions that we need to make, and it is quite something. Given that we need to aim to stay below 450ppm in order to have any chance of avoiding runaway climate change (and even that, as the Climate Safety report, issued last week, and the recent testimony from Tim Helwig-Larsen and James Hansen at the House of Commons set out, is almost certainly not enough), what does that actually mean in terms of emissions cuts?\nIf , Anderson argues, we were to aim for 650ppm with global emissions peaking in 2020, we would need 3% annual cuts starting today. A huge task in itself. If we want to aim for 550ppm with emissions peaking in 2020, we would need 6% annual reductions (which means 9% reductions in emissions from energy generation). If we go for the 450ppm target, which is, realistically, the one that has any chance of preserving a stable climate, we need 9% reductions, every year, for the foreseeable future, starting now. 9%.\n9% is just a number though, and as one wades through the climate change literature one is bombared with numbers\u2026 but having studied this presentation, 9% is clearly an important one, perhaps as important as Bill McKibben\u2019s 350. What might it actually mean in practice? Anderson goes on to look at the rare occasions in the past when reductions have actually been achieved by \u2018developed\u2019 nations. Annual reductions of greater than 1% p.a. have, he argues, quoting the Stern Report, only \u201cbeen associated with economic recession or upheaval\u201d. Interesting.\nThe Dash for Gas in the UK, and the French nuclear power programme apparently led to reductions of 1%. The collapse of the Soviet Union led to reductions of just 5%. Yet we need to do 9% every year, starting now, in order to have any chance of avoiding runaway climate change. That is the vitally important point, so important that I will say it again. We need to bring about 9% cuts every year, starting now, in order to have any chance of avoiding runaway climate change. This might be a good moment to sit down and take a few deep breaths. I know I had to.\nIn this context, the decision by the British government to pump billions of pounds into the banking system and to cut interest rates and VAT in order to get us shopping again looks even more foolish than it did the day before I read this presentation. We may well have done our chances of survival more good by using that money to actively undermine and hasten the demise of our economy rather than trying to prop it up! The sensible option would have been to use it to prepare for the post carbon world which is, after all, an inevitability anyway, with profound urgency.\nI\u2019m not talking here about the kind of fantasty post-carbon world so beloved of policymakers; the one with millions of hydrogen cars, a globalised economy with huge container ships bringing still largely unnecessary products from better insulated factories in China aided by a huge sail to reduce their fuel consumption and then moved around between superstores here in a more efficient manner. We are talking about profound structural change, a move from the global to the local, from \u2018sustainability\u2019 to resilience, and from haggling in conference centre corridors over wording in climate agreements to putting society on a footing akin to a wartime mobilisation.\nAlastair Darling\u2019s decision to throw everything at trying to get the economy to spend itself better, seems even more vastly inappropriate than it did before. If getting overly into debt in order to buy more stuff we didn\u2019t need in the first place is one of the things that got us into this mess in the first place, then it surely isn\u2019t going to be the thing that gets us out of it again. Comedian Marcus Brigstock on Radio 4 last week called this the \u2018Buy Crap For Britain!\u2019 campaign, lampooning the idea that it is our patriotic duty to buy more stuff that in 6 weeks will end up landfill anyway. From a 9% perspective, as well as from many others, its madness.\nRather than give money to bail out the car industry in order to enable them to keep making cars, that money should be tied to regearing the industry to producing wind turbines, solar panels and low energy forms of transportation. If we are to give money to support peoples\u2019 livelihoods (no bad thing), then we are in a position to demand changes to how it functions. Some industries though, are beyond becoming climate-responsible, it is, for example, hard to see a creative way of bailing out Ryanair.\nAs I have written before, if your horse has died, no amount of dangling carrots in front of its face or kicking it up the backside is going to make a difference. It is time to move on, grieve for that horse, and start thinking about life post-horse. To use another analogy, this time in relation to the oil price, what has happened with oil prices is somewhat similar to the Wizard of Oz (if you\u2019ve never seen it it\u2019ll be Christmas soon, you can see it then\u2026).\nThe difference between the last time oil cost $50 a barrel and now is like Dorothy\u2019s house being picked up in Kansas in the hurricane, spun around and plonked back down again, in a world that initially looks like Kansas, but is actually completely different. As in the Wizard of Oz, we can also see a pair of legs sticking out from beneath our house, the Witch of Economic Growth, squashed as flat as a pancake.\nEconomic growth was, let\u2019s face it, an idea with a temporary lifespan to start with, one that would inevitably hit the buffers of resource constraints. It brought many benefits, but also increased loneliness, social fragmentation, pushed the world to the bring of ecological meltdown and much more besides. I say let\u2019s write it off as a fascinating but ultimately failed economic experiment, and look instead at a new way, one based on the economics of resilience and, ultimately, survival.\nWe have a once-off opportunity to put in place the infrastructure that we will need in a post-oil, resource constrained, 9%-a-year world. What might the first steps look like? George Monbiot has set out some things that could be done tomorrow and wouldn\u2019t immediately incense anyone too much. The Climate Safety report sets out a clear programme of action that can also start tomorrow (you can download the pdf. here). What Transition initiatives are starting to do around the world is to model the benefits a lower energy world might bring, and to start the process of making unelectable policies electable. They take as their starting point the vision of what the world might be like once it has made the Transition, leaner, more efficient, less stressed, friendlier, more practical and adaptable, more rooted in community. Monbiot captured this very well in his piece in the Guardian this week;\nHe (George Marshall) proposes that instead of arguing for sacrifice, environmentalists should show where the rewards might lie: that understanding what the science is saying and planning accordingly is the smart thing to do, which will protect your interests more effectively than flinging abuse at scientists. We should emphasise the old-fashioned virtues of uniting in the face of a crisis, of resourcefulness and community action. Projects like the transition towns network and proposals for a green new deal tell a story which people are more willing to hear.\nThis is also where the concept of the Green New Deal comes into its own. It is a concept that can all too easily be hijacked, but at its core, the idea that economies need to be redesigned from the ground up based on resilience and preparedness for a lower energy world, is a key one of our age.\nIf anyone is still struggling to find a silver lining in the idea of a lower energy, 9%, world which is actually moving towards 9% cuts called in a committed way, then it can, at times, be worth looking towards our more tried and tested human instincts. A piece on the BBC website last week entitled Britons \u2018saving money with sex\u2019 showed that alongside the long-desired reduction in air travel, car sales and road traffic currently underway, the recession is having some other positive side effects too.\nAccording to the article, a survey by YouGov found that sex was the most popular free activity, something more and more people are looking for, far ahead of window shopping and gossiping. Scotland is apparently the place making best use of this free source of entertainment, with 43% of people choosing sex ahead of tiddlewinks and making things out of pipecleaners, whereas in England the figure is lower at 35% (perhaps because its because the winter days are a bit longer?). The survey did highlight a gender difference though, with women putting gossiping above sex, whereas for the men, it was definitely sex that topped the \u2018what shall we do now?\u2019 chart.\nSo if we are moving away from consumption, from the \u2018Buy Crap for Britain\u2019 solution to economic contraction, towards a more profound rethink given the need to tackle climate change with unprecedented gusto, perhaps we might do worse than to link it to increased pleasure and intimacy, and to a move away from the loneliness so many people experience. It may be more successful than pictures of polar bears. We just need to work out something to make condoms out of other than oil. Hemp?\nCategories: Climate Change, Economics, Transition Initiatives\nMusic to my ears- this stuff is really good- can you get this into the papers too? More people need to read it\u2026.\ntry rubber, proper rubber from trees i mean.\nnice article, coincides quite well with JC MacKay\u2019s book; Without Hot Air. freely available\nhttp://www.withouthotair.com/endorsements.html\nhis book and this article debunks the comfortable notion that \u201cevery little helps\u201d. We need big bold steps. leaps in faith and move from the safety of incremental change.\nReevesie\nI\u2019ve had the same experience as Rob this week of being knocked for six and feeling downright upset by the Tyndall research.\nJust to throw out some useful links on this, you can watch Kevin Anderson giving the powerpoint presentation that Rob\u2019s provided a link to here: http://www.exeter.ac.uk/climatechange/conference/timetable.php \u2013 just below \u201ctuesday 23rd september\u201d \u2013 then about 20 minutes in; read a paper which has all the main points from the presentation here: http://www.tyndall.ac.uk/publications/journal_papers/fulltext.pdf; and read a piece from the Guardian on this here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2008/dec/09/poznan-copenhagen-global-warming-targets-climate-change.\nOne of the points that\u2019s really striking about this research is that it\u2019s made an academic whose work focusses on climate change make the leap to talk about our economic system.\nIn the journal article, it says that achieving the emissions reductions they call for won\u2019t be possible \u201cwithout a sea change in the economic orthodoxy\u201d and that unless we start geo-engineering, it\u2019s \u201cdifficult to envisage anything other than a planned economic recession being compatible with stabilization at or below 650 ppmv CO2e\u201d.\nThe close of the conference talk on this research is interesting too as Professor Anderson does something \u201cvery unscientific\u201d and makes an appeal for the kind of changes in behaviour and social values that Transition works towards, ending with a quote\u2026\n\u201cat every level the greatest obstacle to transforming the world is that we lack the clarity and imagination to conceive that it could be different.\u201d\nI agree with Banjojim. This blog often has articles which are so great that it\u2019s a shame they can\u2019t be read as widely as those written by Monbiot. This is an example of one such. The Guardian or independent could do a lot worse than reproduce some of these, which would get them the coverage they deserve.\nI\u2019ve sent a link in the following email to all Somerset CC and Mendip DC councillors;\nTo the movers and shakers of Somerset.\nI have been visiting (virtually) the Poznan climate change talks via OneClimate http://www.oneclimate.net/ Island in Second Life http://secondlife.com/whatis/ which has me transfixed. There is still time for you to visit at 5.30pm each evening this week. After listening to an energised discussion http://www.oneclimate.net/2008/12/09/not-stupid-poznan about the forthcoming Age of Stupid http://www.ageofstupid.net/ film, which I hope we will show in March in Frome, I took the opportunity to ask Yvo de Boer http://unfccc.int/secretariat/executive_secretary/items/1200.php two questions;\nDo you personally think that agreement will be reached to cut emissions by 80% by 2050?\u2026 and \u2026\nWill Obama\u2019s involvement make a fundamental difference to your negotiations?\nYou can see his measured but positive responses (\u2018well I hope so\u2019, and \u2018absolutely\u2019) on the OneClimate http://www.oneclimate.net/poznan website and YouTube http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QjMmcvbqk8I&eurl\nHere http://www.oneclimate.net/2008/12/10/eu-climate-change-decision-call-gordon-brown-now/ the Youth Delegation in Poznan ask you to take action & call Gordon Brown.\nHere https://www.transitionculture.org/2008/12/10/9-degrees-the-wizard-of-oz-and-sex/ the founder of the Transition Network, Rob Hopkins, explores some of the implications of the latest climate science. I urge you to read this and other articles on his excellent blog now that Somerset has officially joined the movement. We need to take action.\nFrom George Monbiot http://www.monbiot.com/archives/2000/06/09/about-george-monbiot/;\nMy reading of the new projections suggests that to play its part in preventing two degrees of global warming, the UK needs to cut greenhouse gases by roughly 25% from current levels by the end of 2012 \u2013 a quarter in four years. But how the heck could this be done? Here is a list of measures http://www.monbiot.com/archives/2008/12/02/whistling-in-the-wind/ which could be enacted almost immediately. They require no economic or technological miracles; but they do demand that the government is brave enough to govern.\nProfessor Kevin Anderson http://www.tyndall.ac.uk/generate/staffprint/staff-view.php?id=8 \u201cat every level the greatest obstacle to transforming the world is that we lack the clarity and imagination to conceive that it could be different.\u201d\nBest wishes, and please circulate,\nSustainable Frome\nSome really great links Reevesie, thanks.\nI saw Kevin give very much this talk about a year ago (slight updates). Colin Challen asked Kevin to present it to local Labour party members including MPs and Hilary Benn last spring.\nThe public audience was many supportive although a few were a bit shell-shocked. I gather the other meeting went less well.\nKevin is human enough to take the mick out of himself \u2013 he is the single person in a three bedroom house and the freezer is his mum\u2019s \u2013 but my sense is that the politicians just find the consequences too difficult to handle. They simply do not want to have to tell the public that they will have to \u201cgive up\u201d some of their toys and that economic growth in all its glory is not a viable future option.\nWhen challenged about this, Kevin\u2019s suggestion was that the time to do it was immediately after an election as this would give the maximum amount of time for things to bed down before the relevant Government had to face the voters again.\n\u201cRather than give money to bail out the car industry in order to enable them to keep making cars, that money should be tied to regearing the industry to producing wind turbines, solar panels and low energy forms of transportation.\u201d\nThe problem is that the economic meltdown brings down the price of oil so for a while the problem goes away. The price of petrol has come down hugely so there\u2019s no incentive to invest in better mpg. However, low oil price means low oil investment which means when the economy lifts up, there\u2019s no oil to meet to the demand, then the price of oil goes up again and we fall back into recession. What a laugh.\nGreat piece, I agree. Also concur that 9% is outlandish in today\u2019s economic climate. The 20:20:20 targets that Europe is struggling to agree upon bring us closer to 1%, if that.\nI\u2019d like to take this analysis a step further. Assuming Anderson\u2019s trajectory is correct, we\u2019re heading for 2 degree+ long before 2050. As Climate Safety pointed out, Arctic sea ice has melted some 80 years ahead of (IPCC) schedule, and methane gysers are pouring out of frozen lakes in the middle of winter. So, I think we need to look at the warming scenarios again, and the humanitarian impacts we should anticipate.\nIn particular, in Africa, parts of Asia and Latin America, there could be such enormous weather related disasters, coming one after another, that it will dwarf our ability to respond. Coupled with the economic downturn, donors will have less money to fork out.\nLast year I helped write a report for the APPGPOG (parliamentary peak oil group) on the humanitarian impacts of peak oil, as it was May and oil was around $130 a barrel. Should be still available on our site: http://www.reset-development.org\nin which we aruged that international NGOs, UN, donors, etc. need to overhaul the way we think about aid, and build-in resilience and relevant training where necessary.\nHaving worked in this \u201cindustry\u201d for years, I know how little it has changed, or adapted. Post-tsunami reconstruction adopted almost no renewable energy or permaculture design concepts. Not because they wouldn\u2019t have been of interest, but because nobody in local Govt., UN coordinators, NGO implementors or local contractors knew very much about it. New houses built in the Maldives have dozens of sockets to drive appliances \u2013 on islands where electricity is entirely based on diesel, shipped in at great expense from a long way off. Bottled gas for cooking, and so on. This is only one example, the same can be found in Aceh, Pakistan post-earthquake, etc.\nThe point is that there is an enormous awareness and knowledge gap within the entire aid network (including local universities in the countries vulnerable to disasters).\nLooking back at the 9% or 650ppm/2 degrees factors, I think we need to realise that ferocious weather events or peak oil will happen rather sooner than we think. And local capacity should be mobilised in advance, so that they have access to at least some knowledge about the kind of home grown responsnes that can enable survival.\nAs Mark Lynas pointed out in 6 degrees, \u201cmankind\u2019s most effective adaptation has been migration\u201d. We need to accept that people are going to move when the climate prevents them to stay where they are. Where can they go and how are we prepared?\nLike globalisation, the modern aid industry is largely about bringing in external stuff to keep people alive. Like food, medicines, diesel to run the machines to make the meds do their magic, and so on. If we put the case forward properly \u2013 as coherently as done so by Anderson, et al \u2013 perhaps the key donors would listen (US, EU, Scandanavians, UK, Japan). The message is clear:\n\u2013 look at the climate data today (not IPCCs). It\u2019s not good. Project the impacts over the next ten years in the most vulnerable parts of the world. Where most people live.\n\u2013 Overlay this with peak oil production figures. Run best case (IEA, etc) and worst case (Campbell et al). Pick a point in the middle and use it for this scenario planning.\n\u2013 Will the standard aid and development package work in this combined scenario ? Probably not. OK, what are the alternatives?\n\u2013 Resilience planning needed at all levels \u2013 training must be rolled out through local and international actors. Every project should be vetted: does it build local resilence to CC and PO? Does it include some capacity building in a relevant area?\n\u2013 Take note that many of the practices and technologies are coming out of \u201cthe South\u201d anyway.\nThese are some thoughts. Bit more of a rant than a comment.\nGreat to see this site.\nMari Shackell\nI clicked on to Kevin Tyndall\u2019s powerpoint presentation today via the first link in the text of this article.\nOnce in this presentation, it\u2019s quite hard to pull out of it if you want to, all you can do it click to go on. It seems to end abruptly and unexpectedly, without any real conclusions and with no obvious way back to where you started from.\nI find your comment very thought-provoking, and not a rant at all.\nMany of those climate-change refugees will head for Britain. We are a rich country with a temperate climate moderated by the Atlantic, in other words better-placed than most to protect ourselves from the effects of global heating. Many much more vulnerable countries have historic ties with us, in other words they were British colonies, English is widely spoken there, their peoples have well-established communities in the UK.\nIs anyone in the UK planning how to respond to this likely future mass-migration, with all its social, political and economic consequences?\nThe Current Climate\u00bb EU meets to decide climate fate\n[\u2026] No. In fact, organisations such as PIRC, who recently gave evidence to the UK parliamentary audit committee, believe that this is too high. There are also people arguing convincingly that 2\u00baC is a political target only, and bears no real resemblance to what is an actual \u2019safe\u2019 figure. Hence their latest report, Climate Safety. It seems that 2\u00baC might in fact be the cover for shifting us towards what is \u2018politically acceptable\u2019 rather than what is needed. Why would the UK agree to the necessity for 80% cuts but then agree that across Europe only 30% (or 20%) is required? Someone who has been explaining it far, far better than I can here is Kevin Anderson from the Tyndall Centre. It\u2019s worth reading his powerpoint, via the Transition Culture Blog (probably the best tited blog post ever on climate: 9 degrees, the Wizard of Oz, and Sex). [\u2026]\nI\u2019ll admit that I\u2019m quite new to this.\nI know that climate change IS happening. We see the evidence of shrinking polar ice caps and retreating glaciers on a regular basis.\nThree years ago, I stood on a mountain in the French Alps while an old man from that area pointed out to me all of the changes that he\u2019d observed during his lifetime.\nI have absolutely no doubts about this at all.\nHowever, I do have a question for anyone who has studied this much more than I have.\nIs there any REAL evidence that all of this is due to the actions of mankind rather than climate change being part of a natural cycle?\nAfter all, the fossil record shows that hippos and crocodiles once lived in the UK. Even with climate change, that would still impossible in 2008.\nIs anyone in the UK planning how to respond to this likely future mass-migration, with all its social, political and economic consequences.\nThe issue of migration, or displacement, from climate change in the international development arena is being \u201cdebated\u201d at the moment.\nThe Norwegian Refugee \u2013 one of the largest NGOs working with refugees and displaced people \u2013 released a report in 2008 about climate refugees:\nhttp://www.nrc.no/?did=9268973\nwhere they argue that climate alone is not the spark for migration. So \u2018climate refugees\u2019 don\u2019t exist as such. Yet.\nMeanwhile, another good source is the respected journal \u2018Forced Migration Review\u2019 which came out with a special edition on climate change and displacement, see: http://www.fmreview.org/climatechange.htm\nIf you are able to get through the jargon and waffle, there are a few good recommendations there, but from what I have read, none of the articles really flag up the scale of crisis we could be facing. It seems they are still referring to IPCC 4th assessment stuff (Nov 07) which is now much superceded with more recent findings, as discussed on this site.\nI personally think there should be more joined up thinking by the major aid actors, that looks at all of the emerging crises and how they will affect the poorest, and the likely migration scenarios. 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        "raw_content": "$4.8 Million Paul R. Jones Art Collection Donated to UA\nTUSCALOOSA, Ala. \u2014 One of the top 100 art collectors in the United States, Paul R. Jones of Atlanta, has donated his 1,700-piece art collection valued at $4.8 million to The University of Alabama.\nMedia Kit: Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art\nVIDEO: Paul R. Jones Donation Announcement\nPaul R. Jones Collection of American Art Gallery\nPaul R. Jones Collection of American Art Exhibit\nPaul R. Jones Biography\nPaul R. Jones Collection of Art Advisory Board\nInterview with Paul R. Jones \u2013 \u201cWhy I Collect\u201d\nSources to Comment on Paul R. Jones Collection\n(PDF files require Adobe Reader)\nThe Paul R. 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Jones said that choosing The University of Alabama to be the permanent home of his extensive art collection was his way of \u201ccoming home.\u201d\n\u201cThe University is a flagship for the state of Alabama, and so by giving it to the University I feel that I am giving it to the people, the citizens of Alabama,\u201d he said.\nThe collection includes art in a variety of media from more than 600 artists, including works by such well-known masters as Romare Bearden, Prentice Herman (P.H.) 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Pieces from the collection will be displayed in galleries and academic venues on the UA campus and will be made available to historically black colleges and universities, other institutions of higher education and museums throughout Alabama. The College of Arts and Sciences has formed the Paul R. Jones Advisory Board, a group of Alabama citizens who will provide advice and assistance in identifying venues for exhibition of the collection.\n\u201cThis is a major gift to the state of Alabama, and we are honored that the Paul R. 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It was then that he began his goal of collecting American artwork with a particular emphasis toward collecting African-American art.\n\u201cBuilding an art collection is rarely perceived as a radical or political act,\u201d Amaki said. \u201cBut there is a distinct aggressiveness to the acquisitions methodology of Paul R. Jones that suggests just that.\u201d\nAs Jones began buying African American art, he often had to deal with the artists directly, since many were not represented in commercial galleries. From those interactions, Jones learned about the artists, and their work, and about art in general, which made him a more sensitive collector, he said. Additionally, the collection took on moral and social implications.\n\u201cAt times, I would purchase works from artists I liked to help them pay the rent or mortgage or buy a ticket home to see family,\u201d he said. \u201cSometimes I felt like a social worker in addition to an art collector.\u201d\nSoon, Jones\u2019 collection and reputation grew. Art work covered not only all the wall space, but entire closets and rooms of his Atlanta home. Artists now seek out Jones hoping to be included in his collection as Jones\u2019 taste has become the benchmark by which many other collectors acquire African American art.\nJones hopes that by giving his art to the Capstone, it will preserve the legacy of artists \u2014especially African-American artists, spark the interest of future art collectors, and help elevate African-American art in the eyes of the art world, he said. Jones also wants to ensure that this genre of art, which is an intrinsic part of the history and totality of American art, is never lost or forgotten by the art world.\n\u201cI\u2019ve worked to bring African American artists to the point where if their work goes to auction houses like Sotheby\u2019s and Christie\u2019s that they can command the same price for their work as other people of equal talent,\u201d Jones said. \u201cThat has been my goal and philosophy. In a nut shell, that\u2019s how I got going and it continues to drive my efforts.\u201d\nThis page contains video that requires JavaScript and a recent version of Adobe\u2019s Flash Player. Download the latest Adobe Flash Player now to view this content.\nUA\u2019s College of Arts and Sciences is the University\u2019s largest division and the largest liberal arts college in the state. 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        "raw_content": "What Is Gambling Addiction\nEvery day, almost everyone takes a gamble of one type or another. Whether it is as high stakes as investing your savings on the stock market, or as simple as trying a new recipe for dinner, most of the decisions we make have the potential to backfire. When they go well, we feel good; pleased with ourselves and our success. When they go badly, well, as the saying goes, we try, try, try again.\nThis response is key to human evolution. Our brains are fine tuned to reward risk with positive emotions \u2013 this is what keeps us moving forward and striving for innovation and success. The bigger the risk is, the higher the emotional reward.\nThough this mechanism has got us far as a species, it also has the potential to backfire badly. Compulsive gamblers can throw away thousands of pounds in a single evening as they chase the rush of a big win. For them, the euphoria experienced when a gamble pays off is so exhilarating that they begin to crave it. And when the bet goes bad, another bet often seems like the best answer to the emotional crash that follows losing.\nGambling companies know how this works inside-out, and casinos, slot machines and internet gambling sites are perfectly designed to capitalize on our natural tendencies to take risks while making absolutely sure that in the long run, the gambler can only lose. The rollercoaster of risk and reward that these companies offer can be highly engaging and, over time, can lead to addiction.\nAccording to the NHS, there are now almost 600 000 \u2018problem gamblers\u2019 in Great Britain \u2013 people who gamble compulsively and with little control over themselves.\nMost often, problem gamblers are young, male and come from families where gambling is the norm. But by no means is this always the case \u2013 problem gamblers come from all walks of life, and population demographics are better at predicting what type of gambling someone will partake in rather than whether or not they will have gambling problems.\n<p><a href=\"https://www.ukat.co.uk/gambling-addiction/\"><img src=\"https://www.ukat.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Gambling-1.png\"/></a></p>\nIn the past, gambling was confined to racetracks, casinos and informal games, often held among friends and invariably accompanied by alcohol or drugs.\nNowadays, you can bet thousands of pounds from your phone in a matter of minutes, and every high street has at least one betting shop, often lined wall to wall with slot machines which can take bets of up to \u00a3300 a minute. While the old types of gambling are still popular, the new forms have widened its appeal and dramatically increased levels of problem gambling.\nOf all the gambling types on offer, internet gambling is the most closely associated with addiction. This is in part because of ease of access \u2013 when you carry a mini casino around in your pocket all day, it can be incredibly hard to resist placing bets. But it is also because of how internet gambling sites are designed. Similar to slot machines, internet gambling often involves rapid play, with one bet rolling over automatically into the next, while constantly giving the illusion that the player is close to winning. These factors have been shown to be of high risk for addiction.\nWhat these people aren\u2019t realising is that the euphoria experienced when a gamble pays off is so exhilarating that they begin to crave it. And when the bet goes bad, another bet often seems like the best answer to the emotional crash that follows losing, and addiction quickly manifests itself.( Eytan Alexander 10 Oct 2018 )\nHow to spot signs of gambling addiction\nIt is not always easy to spot the signals that you or someone close to you has developed a gambling problem. Often, the first signal might be money problems brought on by gambling, and the ways in which the gambler reacts to this event. However, there are other signs and symptoms to watch out for.\nAsking to borrow money from friends and family and being evasive or dishonest about the reason\n\u2018Chasing losses\u2019, as the gambler returns to place more bets in order to try and get even\nPreoccupation, as the person\u2019s mind is constantly on gambling or problems with debt\nLying about what they have been doing or where they have been\nPossessing large amounts of cash, which then disappear\nCommitting crimes such as fraud, theft or embezzlement, especially when the proceeds then disappear\nSimilar to drug or alcohol addiction, the person needs to gamble increasing amounts to achieve the same rush\nSpending large amounts of time online with no apparent purpose\nHow does gambling become an addiction?\nPerhaps more than any other type of addiction, gambling is often considered as a moral vice rather than a chronic disease. But this is a misunderstanding. Much like alcohol or drug dependence, gambling addiction occurs on a bio-chemical level in the brain. Whenever any of our five senses are activated, chemicals called neurotransmitters wash through our brains. These chemicals are what dictate our moods, emotions and physical feelings, and different types of neurotransmitters make us feel different ways.\nThis all goes on right in the centre of the brain, in an area called the \u2018mid brain\u2019, which is where our deepest survival instincts and subconscious thoughts reside. The mid brain does not think or make decisions; it is responsible for the basics \u2013 eat, sex, kill \u2013 and the pursuit of pleasure. When something pleases us, whether it is a hug, some tasty food, wining a bet or taking drugs, two key neurotransmitters called dopamine and norepinephrine are released in the mid brain, causing feelings of euphoria and physical comfort. The more extreme the source of pleasure is, the higher the amounts of neurotransmitters that are released, and consequently the stronger the pleasure experienced by the person.\nThe problem occurs when a particular source of intense pleasure \u2013 in this case gambling \u2013 is engaged in repeatedly. When this happens, the brain stores this information as subconscious memory, and begins to physically change to make space for the increased amounts of dopamine and norepinephrine rushing around the mid brain. The result of this is dramatic: the subconscious elevates gambling up its list of priorities to the same level as basic survival necessities, so instead of it focusing on \u2018eat, sex, kill\u2019, it focuses on \u2018eat, sex, kill, gamble.\u2019 Over time, gambling can be prioritized even further, until it becomes more important to the addict than even eating.\nThe good news is that although the brain can change shape to cause addiction, with effective treatment, therapy and time, it can change back to normal and the person can live a happy and fulfilling life, free of addiction.\nGambling and co-morbidity\nPerhaps more than any other addiction, compulsive gambling is often accompanied by drug or alcohol dependency. A large amount of studies have found that up to 33% of gambling addicts reported alcoholism, while over a third of young gambling addicts report heavy use of alcohol or illicit drugs. In addition, gambling addiction is often accompanied by psychological disorders, including depression, anxiety and Insomnia.\nSocial factors behind gambling addiction\nAlthough it is clear how gambling addiction works in the brain, why is it that some people can happily place the occasional bet for fun, while others can\u2019t stop gambling even when it starts having destructive effects on their lives? The answer may lie in one or more factors:-\nEnvironmental factors and psychological disposition\nGrowing up in an environment where gambling is the norm greatly increases the chances of developing problems with gambling in the future. Having an abusive or neglectful upbringing is also a contributing factor, as it can lead to psychological problems later in life, from which gambling can appear to offer a distraction. Furthermore, gambling can provide the illusion of success, both economically and socially, which is alluring to individuals with feelings of low self-worth.\nGenetic heritability\nStudies show that family genes are an extremely significant factor in determining whether an individual becomes addicted to gambling or not. According to twin studies, the risk of someone developing a gambling addiction is 50% higher if other members of their direct families have gambling or other addictions. However, what is being inherited is not an addiction to gambling specifically, but a vulnerability for several conditions. This may help explain why gambling addiction, more so than other addictions, is often accompanied by substance or alcohol abuse, mood disorders or antisocial personality disorders.\nLack of knowledge and positive early experience of gambling\nMany people who start out gambling have little to no understanding that odds are stacked against them, and that even if they win at first it is impossible for them to make money in the long term. They often misunderstand that gambling outcomes are completely random and independent of past outcomes, and as such any \u2018system\u2019 the gambler develops cannot work.\nThe impacts of gambling addiction\nCompulsive gambling can lead to a wide range of problems that may well accumulate over time. In fact, one of the reasons gambling addiction can be so destructive is that placing bets is often seen as the only route out of the problems that gambling caused in the first place, leading individuals down a negative spiral.\nAlthough gambling addiction is a serious, destructive order that results from changes in the brain, it doesn\u2019t require a detox program like alcohol or drug addiction treatment. Instead, it can be successfully treated with a combination of different types of therapy, group support and recovery resources.\nBelow are the core therapies that can help patients recover from gambling addiction:\nCognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is used to address the psychological processes that underlie gambling addiction. A very active type of therapy, CBT uses a range of techniques from role playing to story-telling and homework. Research has shown that it is especially helpful at dealing with the false expectations and mistaken perceptions of many gambling addicts\nIndividual Therapy, where the patient works one on one with a therapist, helps to build the gambler\u2019s understanding of their addiction and guide them through their recovery. Specialized therapists work with the patient to identify and develop strategies to deal with the key triggers associated with their addiction. Together, the therapist and patient address methods of dealing with stresses and psychological issues in productive and positive ways.\nFamilies or couples counselling can be a necessary step in building a nurturing and supportive environment for the gambler\u2019s recovery. Financial problems, lying and deceit are normal issues inflicted on the friends and families of gambling addicts, and this can make it difficult for them to support the gambler in their recovery. 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        "raw_content": "This program provides an invaluable chance for students to learn from some of the most notable political practitioners, academics, and journalists in an informal setting.\nPolitical practitioners immerse themselves in the Carolina community, drawing on the University\u2019s intellectual resources while interacting with students and leading a not-for-credit study group.\nThe Institute is hosting two Visiting Fellows \u2013 Governor Pat McCrory and US Congressman Mike McIntyre \u2013 for the Spring 2019 semester.\nGovernor Pat McCrory\u2019s Syllabus\nUS Congressman Mike McIntyre\u2019s Syllabus\nWith questions about the Program or to schedule an office hours appointment with the Fellows, please contact fellows@unciop.org.\nFellows independently lead non-credit seminars on timely and relevant issues of national import. These weekly 75-minute discussions, on mutually agreed upon topics, take place on campus and are open to all UNC students. 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        "raw_content": "UNICOM\u00ae Global Technology Career Fair\nUNICOM Global is hiring highly skilled individuals looking for a challenging and rewarding career!\nBeverly Hills, CA \u2013 October 23, 2017 \u2013 UNICOM Global is a shining example of the American Dream. Its founder, Corry Hong, came to America from Seoul, South Korea at the age of 20 and started a software company in Los Angeles. Today, Corry\u2019s vision has grown into over 40 entities worldwide, and is one of the fastest growing technology companies in the world. If you shop online, buy stock, use a cell phone, order prescriptions, or pay utility bills, you probably use UNICOM software.\nOn Saturday, November 4th from 10am to noon, UNICOM Global will host the Technology Career Fair.\nUNICOM Global is launching the Digital Transformation initiative, planned to expand to Asia and Europe, and has career opportunities for Corporate Executives and Entrepreneurs. Right Now, UNICOM Global is hiring highly skilled individuals looking for a challenging and rewarding career.\nEvent Detail UNCOM Global Technology Career Fair\nSportsmen\u2019s Lodge, 12833 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, California USA\nPositions Corporate Executives, CEOs, CIOs, Software/Hardware Sales Executives, Attorneys, Financial Planners, M&A Specialists, APAC Regional Managers, EURO Regional Managers, LATAM Regional Managers and other International Executives\nDate/Time Saturday, November 4th, 2017\nOn September 30, 2017, UNICOM has signed a definitive agreement with IBM Corp. to be an early recipient of the IBM z14 mainframe to be installed at UNICOM Technology Park I & II Innovation and R&D Labs in Chantilly, Virginia. This will serve as a hub for the best and brightest of today\u2019s technology visionaries to create and develop in a collaborative environment. In conjunction with these developments in Virginia, UNICOM has created the Technology Intern Partnership (\"TIP\"). This program provides a gateway for young entrepreneurs to gain exposure to the latest in technology. The idea of guiding young entrepreneurs is an integral part of UNICOM\u2019s commitment to changing the way we view technology for years to come.\nWith the IBM z14 mainframe, UNICOM plans to pioneer new methods of utilizing Digital Transformation Technologies that links legacy enterprise applications to Mobile Computing, Blockchain Technology, Voice & Face Recognition Technology, Machine learning, Robotics, and Artificial Intelligence.",
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KECK OBSERVATORY\nThis newest announcement builds on the earlier work from 2008, and the astronomers behind this study call the latest announcement a \u2018stepping stone\u2019 on the way to better and better images of exoplanets.\nThe new observations are of HR 8799 c, first observed in 2008. It\u2019s a young giant gas planet about 7 times the mass of Jupiter that orbits its star every 200 years. These new direct imaged observations confirm the presence of water in the atmosphere, and confirm the lack of methane.\n\u201cThis type of technology is exactly what we want to use in the future to look for signs of life on an Earth-like planet.\u201d \u2013 Dimitri Mawet, study author, Caltech and JPL.\nThese new observations arise from a potent combination of two telescope technologies at Keck. The first is adaptive optics. Adaptive optics counteract the blurring effects of the Earth\u2019s atmosphere. The second is a spectrometer on the Keck 2 telescope called the Near-Infrared Cryogenic Echelle Spectrograph (NIRSPEC), a high-resolution spectrometer that works in infrared light.\nAn artist\u2019s illustration of the exoplanet HR 8799c. It\u2019s about 7 times as massive as Jupiter and scientists have confirmed the presence of water in its atmosphere. Image Credit: W. M. KECK OBSERVATORY/ADAM MAKARENKO/C. ALVAREZ\n\u201cThis type of technology is exactly what we want to use in the future to look for signs of life on an Earth-like planet. We aren\u2019t there yet but we are marching ahead,\u201d says Dimitri Mawet, an associate professor of astronomy at Caltech and a research scientist at JPL, which Caltech manages for NASA, and co-author of the study that presented these findings.\nThe new findings were published in the Astronomical Journal. The lead author is Ji Wang, formerly a postdoctoral scholar at Caltech and now an assistant professor at Ohio State University.\nSo far, astronomers have directly-imaged more than a dozen exoplanets. The HR 8799 system is the first multi-planet system to have been directly-imaged. But the images are only the first step in this study.\nOnce taken, the images can be analyzed for the chemical composition in their atmospheres. This is where spectroscopy comes in. In this case, the refined abilities of NIRSPEC were key.\nNIRSPEC is an instrument on the Keck 2 telescope that operates in the infrared L-band. The L-band is a type of infrared light with a wavelength of around 3.5 micrometers, and a region of the spectrum with many detailed chemical fingerprints. \u201cThe L-band has gone largely overlooked before because the sky is brighter at this wavelength,\u201d says Mawet. \u201cIf you were an alien with eyes tuned to the L-band, you\u2019d see an extremely bright sky. It\u2019s hard to see exoplanets through this veil.\u201d\nBy combining L-band spectography with adaptive optics, they overcame the difficulties of observing a planet who\u2019s light is almost drowned out by its star. They were able to make the precise measurements yet of the planet, confirming the presence of water and the absence of methane.\nThe Keck Observatory consists of 2 telescopes, Keck 1 and Keck 2, at Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Image Credit: Keck Observatory/Joey Stein.\n\u201cRight now, with Keck, we can already learn about the physics and dynamics of these giant exotic planets, which are nothing like our own solar system planets,\u201d says Wang.\n\u201cWe are now more certain about the lack of methane in this planet,\u201d says Wang. \u201cThis may be due to mixing in the planet\u2019s atmosphere. 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        "raw_content": "U.S. sea captain freed\nMOMBASA, KENYA \ufffd U.S. Navy snipers opened fire and killed three pirates holding an American captain at gunpoint, delivering the skipper unharmed and ending a five-day highseas hostage drama on Easter Sunday.\nCapt. Richard Phillips was in \"imminent danger\" of being killed before snipers shot the pirates in an operation authorized by President Barack Obama, Vice Adm. Bill Gortney said.\nHe said the pirates were armed with AK-47s and smallcaliber pistols and were pointing the rifles at the captain when the commander of the nearby USS Bainbridge gave the order to open fire.\nGortney, the commander of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command, said the White House had given \"very clear guidance and authority\" to take action if Phillips' life was in danger.\nPhillips' crew, who said they had escaped after he offered himself as a hostage, erupted in cheers aboard their ship docked in Mombasa, Kenya. Some waved an American flag and fired flares in celebration.\nPhillips, 53, of Underhill, Vermont, was not hurt in several minutes of gunfire and the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet said he was resting comfortably on a U.S. warship after receiving a medical exam.\n\"I'm just the byline. The real heroes are the Navy, the Seals, those who have brought me home,\" Phillips said by phone to Maersk Line Limited President and CEO John Reinhart, the company head told reporters. A photo released by the Navy showed Phillips unharmed and shaking hands with the commanding officer of the Bainbridge.\nObama said Phillips had courage that was \"a model for all Americans\" and he was pleased about the rescue, adding that the United States needs help from other countries to deal with the threat of piracy and to hold pirates accountable.\nThe Defense Department twice asked Obama for permission to use military force to rescue Phillips, most recently late Friday evening, U.S. officials said. On Saturday morning, Obama signed off on the Pentagon's request, as he had a day earlier, said the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.\nThe Navy said Phillips was freed at 7:19 p.m. local time. He was taken a board the Norfolk, Virginia-basedBainbridge and then flown to the San Diego-based USS Boxer for the medical exam, 5th Fleet spokesman Lt. Nathan Christensen said.\nGortney said Richard Phillips was found to be in good health and suffered no apparent injuries.",
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        "raw_content": "Things That Raise Your Chances of Dementia\nAlzheimer\u2019s disease is the most common form of dementia. About a third of people 85 and older show signs of the disease. The genes you get from your parents play a part at this age, but so do things like diet, exercise, your social life, and other illnesses. Dementia isn't a normal part of getting older.\nIt could lead to a heart attack or stroke, which makes dementia more likely. Heart disease is usually caused by plaque buildup in arteries around your heart (atherosclerosis). That can slow blood flow to your brain and put you at risk for stroke, making it harder to think well or remember things. And many things that cause heart disease -- tobacco use, diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol -- also can lead to dementia.\nDoctors aren\u2019t sure exactly why people with diabetes get dementia more often. But they do know that people with diabetes are more likely to have damaged blood vessels. 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Managing your blood pressure with diet and exercise -- and medication, if needed -- may slow or prevent this from happening.\nIf you've ever had this common condition, you may be more likely to get dementia. Scientists aren\u2019t yet sure that it\u2019s a cause. It may simply be an early symptom or a sign of other causes like Parkinson\u2019s and Huntington\u2019s diseases. Talk to your doctor or a therapist if you feel down for more than 2 weeks, and right away if you think of harming yourself. Therapy and medication can help treat depression.\nOne mild traumatic brain injury may not make you more likely to get dementia later in life. But more severe or repeated hits or falls could double or quadruple your chances, even years after the first time. Get to the hospital if you\u2019ve hit your head and you pass out or have blurry vision, or feel dizzy, confused, nauseated, or become over-sensitive to light.\nHaving a lot of extra weight in middle age could put you at risk. 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Things that make a stroke more likely -- like high blood pressure, heart disease, and smoking -- also raise your risk of this type of dementia. Think \u201cFAST\u201d for stroke symptoms: Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech problems? Time to call 911.\nMany people have a bad night of sleep now and then. But if it happens often -- you wake up a lot or don\u2019t sleep enough -- you could be more likely to get dementia, including Alzheimer\u2019s disease. Set and stick to a smart sleep routine: Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and electronics in evening, and set up a soothing bedtime ritual with regular bedtime hours.\nIt's bad for your blood vessels, and it makes you more likely to have a stroke, which can cause vascular dementia. That might lead to problems with thinking or remembering. Talk to your doctor or a mental health professional if you smoke and want support to quit.\nIn this and other forms of dementia, proteins called Lewy bodies build up and damage brain cells. Dementia with Lewy bodies can lead to problems with memory and movement. Someone with this condition might act out dreams or see things that aren\u2019t there (hallucinations). Although there\u2019s no cure, your doctor can help treat symptoms.\nWhat Helps: Diet\nTalk about a win-win. The traditional Mediterranean-style diet that\u2019s so good for your heart is also good for your brain. It features whole grains, fruits, vegetables, fish, nuts, olive oil and other healthy fats like avocado (in moderation), and keeps red meat to a minimum.\nWhat Helps: Exercise\nPeople who are physically active are more likely to stay mentally sharp and less likely to get Alzheimer\u2019s and other types of dementia. If you already have early stages of these conditions, being active may help you think more clearly and remember things. You don\u2019t have to go to extremes. Just get out for some brisk walking, dancing, gardening, or something similar. Build up to 30 minutes or more on most days of the week.\nSources | Medically Reviewed on 9/26/2018 Reviewed by Neha Pathak, MD on September 26, 2018\nAlzheimer\u2019s Association: \u201cDementia with Lewy Bodies,\u201d \u201cGenetics,\u201d \u201cTraumatic Brain Injury,\u201d \u201cAlzheimer\u2019s Disease and Type 2 Diabetes: A Growing Connection,\u201d \u201cWhat Is Dementia?\u201d\nAlzheimer\u2019s Society: \u201cSmoking and dementia,\u201d \u201cGenetics of dementia.\u201d\nAmerican Heart Association: \u201cFAST: One of The Most Powerful 4-Letter Words,\u201d \u201cWhat is Cardiovascular Disease?\u201d\nClinical Epidemiology: \u201cHeart disease as a risk factor for dementia.\u201d\nCurrent Opinion in Psychiatry: \u201cImpact of sleep on the risk of cognitive decline and dementia.\u201d\nHealthfinder.gov: \u201cTalk with Your Doctor about Depression.\u201d\nJournal of Alzheimer\u2019s Disease: \u201cUpdating the Evidence on the Association between Serum Cholesterol and Risk of Late-Life Dementia: Review and Meta-Analysis.\u201d\nJohn\u2019s Hopkins Medicine: \u201cBlood Pressure and Alzheimer's Risk: What's the Connection?\u201d\nMayo Clinic: \u201cLewy body dementia,\u201d \u201cSleep tips: 6 steps to better sleep,\u201d \u201cWeight loss,\u201d \u201cDepression (major depressive disorder),\u201d \u201cDiabetes and Alzheimer's linked.\u201d\nNational Stroke Association: \u201cVascular Dementia,\u201d \u201cWhat Is Stroke?\u201d\nNIH National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute: \u201cCalculate Body Mass Index.\u201d\nNIH National Institute on Aging: \u201cQuitting Smoking for Older Adults,\u201d \u201cWhat Causes Alzheimer's Disease?\u201d\nNIH Research Matters: \u201cRisk factors for heart disease linked to dementia.\u201d\nOffice on Women\u2019s Health: \u201cDepression.\u201d\nReviewed by Neha Pathak, MD on September 26, 2018",
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        "raw_content": "Get Smart: How Well Done Positions Schools for Success\nBy Alex Mattingly on December 6, 2016\nWe choose to work with clients who make the world a better place, and we believe that education is one of the best ways to make that happen. After all, the availability and quality of education in a community can have a dramatic impact on the world at large.\nThis isn\u2019t new territory for us. Our president and founder Ken Honeywell served for years on the board of the Southeast Neighborhood School of Excellence, a charter school here in Fountain Square. And over the years, we\u2019ve done branding and marketing work for educational institutions of all levels: pre-school (Early Learning Indiana), elementary and high school (Tindley Accelerated Schools), and college (Ball State University).\nThese experiences have helped us to consider education from all sides\u2014and it came in handy during 2016, when we worked with an unprecedented number of education clients. 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Fifteen local businesses on the High Street are now Safe Places for vulnerable people when they need support, with good reports back from the scheme. In Case of Emergency cards and supporting information have been distributed to vulnerable people through the leisure centres, libraries, Town Council and surgeries.\nThe leisure offer in Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade has continued to expand, with grants for community clubs new and established, such as Cricklade Cricket Club. Purton hosted the Fun in the Sun programme providing summer activities for 5-13s living in rural areas and Royal Wootton Bassett the first tennis camp at RWBSA.\nStreet based youth work was undertaken with local police community support officers and a winter youth group project set up in Lyneham to provide contact with young people over the winter months, putting on activities and providing support. 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Formal support has been provided from the Area Board towards the proposed Royal Wootton Bassett-Swindon cycle path, to reduce traffic and use of cars in the community area by commuters.\nEllen Blacker was appointed as Older People and Carer\u2019s Champion with 91 clients supported from May to October 2016. A local Health and Wellbeing Board has been established in partnership with the GP surgeries. Older people's events have been held to promote the facilities and health services which are available, such as our health trainer.\nA Caring about Dementia steering group has been accredited with the Dementia Action Alliance for their work to make the community area dementia friendly. The 3Ms memory caf\u00e9 has been supported with a community grant and relaunched in Lyneham. 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A Volunteering Fair was held to establish local needs and create a database of opportunity, then linked to corporate volunteering via the Swindon Involve scheme and the Duke of Edinburgh Scheme\u2019s bank of young volunteers.\nDownload the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Community Area Joint Strategic Assessment via the button below\nTo find out how Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Community Area compares to other Community Areas on a specific theme please visit the relevant Key indicator page.\nAdditional population, deprivation and life expectancy data can be found in the Royal Wootton Bassett and Cricklade Your Community Data pack (click here to view the PDF).\nDownload the Royal Wootton Bassett & Cricklade Community Area Joint Strategic Priorities via the button below\nAt a Community Event in Royal Wootton Bassett & Cricklade, residents voted on which issues to prioritise locally. 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        "raw_content": "filed: May 15, 2011 \u2022 Wisconsin\nWind turbines threaten Wisconsin bats\nCredit: Written by Tony Walter, Green Bay Press-Gazette, www.greenbaypressgazette.com 15 May 2011 ~~\nWind turbine industry reports filed with the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin indicate that a significant number of bats fall victim to the turbine blades every night, which could mean crop losses.\nThe rate of bat mortality has a major impact on the agricultural industry, according to a U.S. Geological study recently published in Science Magazine.\nThe study, conducted by Boston University\u2019s biology department, estimated that insect-eating bats save the agricultural industry at least $3 billion a year.\n\u201cBecause the agricultural value of bats in the Northeast is small compared with other parts of the country, such losses could be even more substantial in the extensive agricultural regions in the Midwest and the Great Plains where wind-energy development is booming and the fungus responsible for white-nose syndrome was recently detected,\u201d said Tom Kunz, an ecology professor at Boston University and co-author of the study.\nWhite nose syndrome is a disease believed to kill and sicken bats, which first was noticed in Albany, N.Y., in 2006, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The source of the condition remains unclear, the agency said.\nAccording to studies by Current Biology, National Geographic and Science Daily, bats can be killed without being struck by a turbine blade. The studies concluded that air in low-pressure areas near the tips of the blades ruptures the bats\u2019 lungs and causes internal hemorrhaging.\nIn PSC reports obtained by the Green Bay Press-Gazette, a post-construction bat mortality study of the Wisconsin Power and Light Company\u2019s Cedar Ridge Wind Farm in Fond du Lac County, conducted by the power company, showed that 50 bats are killed annually by each of the project\u2019s 41 turbines \u2013 about 2,050 each year.\nSimilarly, reports show that the 88 turbines in the Blue Sky Green Field Wind Energy Center in Fond du Lac County each kill an estimated 41 bats per year, which is a little more than 3,600 each year, according to the Wind Energy Center\u2019s post-construction study.\nEach turbine in the state kills about 41 bats each year, according to estimates compiled by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.\n\u201cI can verify that bats are good natural predators of insects and definitely benefit agriculture,\u201d said Mark Hagedorn, agricultural agent for the UW-Extension.\nThe largest known area for hibernating bats in Wisconsin is the Neda Mine State Natural Area in Dodge County, where a census found 143,000 bats, according to the DNR.\nThe construction of wind turbines in Brown County has been a controversial subject for years, but most of the complaints focused on the safety and health impact on humans. The impact on bats has not been part of the debate over wind turbine construction in Brown County.\nRecently, Invenergy Inc. abandoned its plans to build a 100-turbine wind farm in four southern Brown County municipalities. The town of Glenmore last month approved permits for Cenergy to build eight turbines in the town.\nSource: Written by Tony Walter, Green Bay Press-Gazette, www.greenbaypressgazette.com 15 May 2011",
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        "raw_content": "A long time ago Zoharum discovered the little known musician called Erik Jarl. We really liked his first albums and they were watching his music mature over the years. So when Erik contacted them with the offer concerning releasing his album they jumped at the chance.\nErik has teamed up with David Reed aka Envenomist to create a sonic reenactment of the Tunguska event. It was \"a large explosion which occured near the Podkamennaya Tunguska River in what is now Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia, at about 07:14 on June 30, 1908\". It flattened 2,000 km2 of the forest and it caused glowing sunsets on the horizon. There are many theories concerning the cause of this particular event. Some scientists claim that it was connected with an asteroid or comet that burst in the air above the region, others claim that it might have been a small black hole passing near the Earth. Th emystery is still unsolved.\nThe music presented here in five parts, is full of oily drones and industrial blasts intertwined with unsettling ambient textures. The sound on this recording is of a complex and mature nature, which hardly comes as a surprise when thinking about years both musicians spent mastering their skills (David with Envenomist and Luasa Raelon; Erik both in IRM and Skin Area, and solo known simply as Jarl). It is an interesting piece of work for those who search for something on the fringes of electronic music.\nThe CD is housed in an ecopak sleeve and is strictly limited to 300 copies. The cover picture and design was made by Karolina Urbaniak (responsible for the lastest covers Jarl, IRM and Skin Area albums and widely known for here photographic work.) \u201dTunguska Event\u201d was mastered by \u0141ukasz Miernik. The whole production process was overseen by Micha\u0142 Porwet.\nCD comes in a 6-panel ecopack. 5 tracks, running time 43:00 mins.\nJarl ! Envenomist - Tunguska Event Part One",
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        "raw_content": "Ganlea megacania and more \"missing link\" mania\nA somewhat tamarin-like restoration of Ganlea megacania. By Mark A. Klingler of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.\nIt seems that almost every time a new fossil primate is announced the first question everyone asks is \"Is it one of our ancestors?\" Nevermind that it is all but impossible to identify direct ancestors and descendants in the vertebrate fossil record (including primates). If the fossil can be construed to be a human ancestor it gets plenty of attention and if it is not the reports are left to wither. For a primate fossil to be seen, it must be promoted, and this often leads overblown reports. Such is the case with a new fossil anthropoid from Myanmar described by an international team of scientists today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B.\nWhen I fired up my computer this morning I was greeted by attention-grabbing headlines that proclaimed \"Early Man Evolved in Burma\", \"Human, Ape Ancestor Hails From Asia\", and \"Rival Fossil Challenges 'Missing Link.'\" The hype was not quite as intense as that which surrounded the lemur-like \"Ida\", but all this hullabaloo suggested that this new primate would tell us something significant about our own origins within the primate family tree.\nAfter I actually read the paper I could only assume that this is yet another case of media outlets blindly swallowing press releases that overplay controversy and obscure the true significance of fossils. There is nothing in the paper to suggest that this new fossil anthropoid, named Ganlea megacania, is one of our ancestors or a common ancestor of monkeys and apes. It is only being marketed as a competitor with \"Ida\" to get it more attention; who would otherwise care about a 38-million-year-old seed-eating monkey?\nBefore I delve more deeply into the misinformation being promulgated about Ganlea, though, let me discuss what the paper actually says. During the past several decades paleontologists have been finding the fragmentary remains of a group of extinct primates called amphipithecids from Myanmar and a few other localities in Asia. There has been some debate as to how they might relate to each other and other primates in general. Some scientists have seen them as anthropoids (the group that contains monkeys and apes) or as adapiforms (an extinct group of lemur-like primates that includes \"Ida\"). Ganlea helps to resolve some of these relationships.\nA lateral view of the right lower jaw of Ganlea. Note the size of the large canine (in green) and the presence of a single-rooted second premolar (yellow). From Beard et al. (2009).\nSo far Ganlea is only represented by some jaw fragments and assorted teeth, but a mammal's teeth can tell you a lot. The teeth of Ganlea clearly group it with other amphipithecid primates from the area like Myanmarpithecus and Podaungia, and together these primates appear to belong to a monophyletic group (or they all shared a recent common ancestor and are closely related). Indeed, one key trait shared among these primates is a canine tooth that is compressed front-to-back so that it is wider than it is long. This and other minute details of the teeth appear to be unique characteristics of this group.\nSo how do the amphipithecids relate to other primates? The cladistic analysis undertaken by the scientists found that these primates were closely related to New World monkeys (platyrrhines) and an extinct group of anthropoid primates called propliopithecids (represented by creatures like Aegyptopithecus from the Fayum region of Egypt). Which of the two groups the amphipithecids were more closely related to is as yet uncertain, but this placement means that that the amphipithecids were anthropoid primates, not adapiforms. If were able to see Ganlena and its close relatives in life they might resemble living monkeys.\nA hypothesis as to the evolutionary place of Ganlea and other amphipithecids, marked in grey. Note their proximity to New World monkeys and the propliopithecids. From Beard et al. (2009).\nIndeed, the amphipithecids do not sit near the base of the anthropoid evolutionary bush, like the fossil primate Eosimias, but are more evolutionarily specialized. More fossil material will have to be discovered to further compare Ganlea and other amphipithecids to other fossil anthropoids to further test the hypotheses of the authors. (See this post for the difficulties in tracing primate evolution based upon jaws and teeth alone.)\nWhat is particularly interesting about Ganlea, though, is that it had a huge canine tooth (hence the species name \"megacania\") that looks as if it was shaved down at a steep angle. This was not a break, but a particularly intense case of tooth wear. What could have caused this? The authors proposed that Ganlea (as well as the other amphipithecids) often fed on hard seeds and nuts that abraded the canines of these primates. The large lower canines of Ganlea, in particular, might have been an adaptation to this particular feeding niche represented today by saki monkeys of Central and South America.\nTo sum things up, then, Ganlea was a fossil anthropoid primate that was possibly closely related to New World monkeys and often fed on seeds and tough-skinned fruit. Depending upon whether it turns out to be more closely related to New World monkeys or the extinct propliopithecids, it could help paleontologists understand the evolution and dispersal of monkeys throughout the world. Why, then, is is being touted as proof that the early evolution of our own lineage began in Asia?\nThe first report I saw, kindly sent to me by Karen, claimed that Ganlea represented the \"ultimate ancestral group of all anthropoids,\" thus making it one of our ancestors. Since humans are apes, and apes are anthropoid primates, the last common ancestor of all anthropoids would be one of our distant primate ancestors. Ganlea, though, may be more closely related to New World monkeys, a branch of the primate family tree that did not give rise to apes or humans. Perhaps some of the confusion came from this quote from Christopher Beard, one of the authors of the description of Ganlea, in which he compares Ganlea to \"Ida\";\nIda is a complete fossil, and that in many ways is its calling card. We have an incomplete fossil of Ganlea but even though it is not complete, its anatomy is far more compelling for it to be the ancestor of monkeys, apes and humans than it is for Ida to be the ancestor.\nGiven that Ganlea is an anthropoid it is likely more closely related to us than Darwinius (\"Ida\"), but if the analysis of Beard et al. is correct then it is far too specialized to be considered the common ancestor of anthropoid primates. If we had to choose between Ganlea and Darwinius alone for which better represents the last common ancestor of all anthropoids Ganlea would probably win, but since this is not the case Beard's quote all-too-easily creates confusion. Furthermore, there is a lot of irony in Beard's remark that;\nIda is a good-looking fossil but it was the victim of incredible marketing. It is not all that it was cracked up to be. I've never seen such hyperbole surrounding a primate fossil as the one that came with Ida - and I'm not alone in thinking that.\nThe same, to a lesser degree, could be said about Ganlea. The press release about Ganlea plays up its supposed relevance to the origin of anthropoid primates in Asia, a debate which Beard has been steeped in since his involvement in the description of Eosimias in 1994, but these statements stand in stark contrast to what is actually contained in the paper. I am sorry to say so, but the press office of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History has misled the public about what the paper describing Ganlea says and its relevance to primate evolution. Despite the complaints about the hype surrounding \"Ida\", they are marketing Ganlea in a similar way.\nThis is extremely unfortunate as the statements of the press release have been echoed without skepticism in many reports. I can only assume that almost no one has actually read the paper as each of the stories I have seen couches the actual details of the paper within the \"Monkeys/Apes/Humans evolved in Asia and migrated into Africa\" issue. This is a huge mess of a misunderstanding the press release played right into. Examples include the The Irrawaddy, ScientificBlogging, the Science Codex, the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Discovery News, and MSNBC. The Pittsburgh Tribute Review is particularly confused. It starts off by saying;\nAn international team including a Pittsburgh researcher announced Tuesday it discovered a fossil in Myanmar that challenges the popular theory that humans evolved from a primate in Africa.\nThis is so vague that it can be easily misunderstood as saying that the earliest humans did not evolve in Africa, but it is contradicted further down: \"This does not mean that humans evolved in Asia, Beard said.\" I know what the reporter probably means, but I don't think the average reader will have the background information to adequately parse these statements (which are the ones likely to gain the most attention). Beard has done a lot of work popularizing the idea that anthropoids first evolved in Asia, not Africa (see Hunt for the Dawn Monkey), but that is another story that Ganlea is only peripheral to. Ganlea might be important in figuring out the origins of New World Monkeys, but it does not overturn the notion that hominins originated in Africa.\nPress releases and public relations announcements are skewing how Ganlea is being presented. The information being passed on to the public is being overblown to attract a wider audience, and this obscures the real scientific significance of the discovery. Indeed, the sites listed above are not engaging in journalism. They are simply parroting what they are being told because the reporters apparently do not have enough experience to read or understand the scientific research itself.\nSome might argue that sensationalist headlines and hyped-up claims help bring in wider audiences, and while that is true it does not do any good if you end up confusing the people you are trying to educate. Trying to one-up other discoveries with impressive-sounding, but vague, pronouncements can be hazardous in that members of the public can be given misleading information (i.e. that humans did not evolve in Africa). People are going to remember the hook more than the details, and this is unfortunate when your hook is not accurate. If this represents standard practice in modern science communication among news outlets, we are in a helluva lot of trouble.\nK. Christopher Beard, Laurent Marivaux, Yaowalak Chaimanee, Jean-Jacques Jaeger, Bernard Marandat, Paul Tafforeau, Aung Naing Soe, Soe Thura Tun and Aung Aung Kyaw (2009). A new primate from the Eocene Pondaung Formation of Myanmar and the monophyly of Burmese amphipithecids Proceedings of the Royal Society B DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2009.0836",
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        "raw_content": "Every generation has a different attitude about work. Knowing how to attract and retain employees from different generations is imperative to any organization\u2019s success. Millennials are the most recent generation to enter the workplace. By definition, a \u201cmillennial\u201d is anyone born between 1980 and 1999. A lot has been written about millennials\u2019 work ethic and drive to succeed. They have been said to be lazy, not driven, and very hard to manage. The truth is that recruiters and companies just need to understand them better. Technology has been present in most of a millennial\u2019s life and their attitudes are different than someone from a Baby Boomer or Gen X generation.\nThink about it for a minute. Millennials understand social media. Why wouldn\u2019t you start there? They use Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Plus, Instagram, and others. If you are trying to attract millennials, why wouldn\u2019t your company have anything but a stellar presence on social media? This is easier said than done. This is a true investment for your organization.\nHaving a strong employment brand is so crucial. Recruiting is much more complex than it has ever been. It truly is an art. It\u2019s no longer as simple as posting a job on Monster.com and hoping to get a hire. Millennials hang out on the Internet. They view. They read. They share. If your company is serious about hiring millennials then you need to marry recruiting and marketing. Companies that align their marketing and recruiting strategies report better overall brand awareness and as an added bonus, they see more sales and higher customer satisfaction. Really think about crafting a clear and succinct recruitment brand message for social media. The point of having a strong employer brand is to show your potential candidates, millennials or otherwise, exactly what it would be like to work at your company.\nOnce you have your messaging down, your recruiters need to make sure they are VISIBLE just like the company is visible. They need to be ACTIVE where millennials hang out. They need to be on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social media outlets. The more active recruiters are, the more the recruiters are going to be heard, the more your company will be recognized and the more you will be trusted. Recruiters need to engage candidates on social media by offering something cool and different. Millennials will need to know \u201cwhy\u201d they should join your team and see how they can make an impact at an organization.\nWord of mouth and relationships are key with millennials. You need to know that how you treat one millennial will spread fast. People like working with companies that have a good reputation. If you are a recruiter, it is important to follow up with your candidates. Word spreads quickly and especially on social media if a candidate is mistreated. If you hire one millennial, there is a good chance you will hire their friend. There are two sides to this equation.\nOnce you hire a millennial, it is important to work hard to retain them. If they don\u2019t feel valued they will make a move. Most millennials will not stay with the same organization for their career. They are always looking to improve. With all of the new emerging technologies, millennials don\u2019t want their skills going stale by staying with one company their entire career. They want to feel challenged. If they see the company is progressive and innovative, there is a strong chance that that employee will stay longer than a company that likes to maintain status quo. Make sure your company has some room for growth and, more importantly, communicates a clear vision of the future for millennials.\nIn conclusion, millennials add a tremendous amount of value to our workforce. Recruiting millennials is different which makes recruiting more complex than ever before. As a society, we must embrace recruiting millennials as they are our future.\nWhat observations have you made about hiring millennials? Let me know in the comments!",
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        "raw_content": "Zimbabwe Food Security Threatened by Tobacco\nStephen Tsoroti, September 25, 2013\nWhen Mirosi Chingawo, a small farmer in the Madziwa area of Mashonaland Central, switched from farming food crops to tobacco in 2010, few people thought about the implications at the time. Now Chingawo is among the growing number of farmers in Zimbabwe growing tobacco and moving away from food staples such as maize, sorghum and millet. This threatens the country's food security.\n\"After all the labor, I am able to make ends meet,\" Says Chingawo. Since switching to tobacco, his annual income has mushroomed from about $800 for one harvest of maize a year to $4,500 for a single tobacco crop. \"The work is tedious, but I can feed my family and pay school fees for my children,\" says the father of five.\nA survey in the Madziwa area of Zimbabwe showed that many small farmers have built better houses and bought household goods, but they find themselves unable to stock their larders with enough food to last the season. \"The food takes us almost halfway through the season. But it is better off because we can manage to do other things with money we get from the tobacco crop,\" says Nyarai Mafunga, a farmer in the same area.\nA number of farmers in the cotton- and maize-growing areas of Zimbabwe are annually leaving their cotton and maize fields, relocating to tobacco-growing ones. The wide producer price offered by the government has been pointed to as the chief cause of the disparity in prices. \"Maize and Cotton prices have not been good for us, and this is pushing us to grow tobacco,\" says Amos Ngwerume, who has set his eyes on tobacco farming.\nIssues surrounding the chaotic land reform program of 2000 still dodge the country. Huge tracts of land taken during the fast track land reform still lie idle a decade after being seized from white owners. Many of the small-scale farmers resettled on the land with vandalized irrigation pumps and farm equipment, and it has proven difficult to refinance agriculture given the economic downturn the country has been under since 2000.\nClimatic change has not spared the country. Farmers have been caught in a web of changing seasons. Droughts occur frequently. According to a recent document on Drought Management Strategy by the Southern African Development Community, meaningful contingent planning for drought is unfamiliar to the region, which results in droughts being treated as emergencies rather than developmental challenges. \"Such an attitude should change, given that projections show that the region is likely to become more prone to conditions of low rainfall in the future and that such episodes are likely to become more intense.\nBefore 2000, 1,500 of the estimated 4,500 commercial farmers produced 97 percent of the tobacco delivered to sales floors. Other commercial farmers shunned maize production because of price controls, which remain in force. They opted for cash crops such as paprika, cut flowers and cotton, while growing yellow maize for stock feed.\nFungai Mungate, chairman of the Stock Feed Manufacturers Association in Zimbabwe, says, \"The main reason the country is food insecure is because producers' prices have not been favorable to farmers.\" There is a major shortage of maize on the market. For the past few years now, the industry has depended on local maize supplies and imports from Zambia. \"But due to problems in Zambia, between November and December 2012, that country imposed some kind of restriction or an unofficial ban on maize exports to Zimbabwe,\" added Mungate.\nThe price of maize was around $260 a ton in 2012, but has escalated to $380 per ton, says Mungate. The \"golden leaf\"\u2014as tobacco is popularly known\u2014has become the most commonly grown cash crop, with an estimated 47,000 small-scale tobacco farmers growing it, most of whom came into the industry in the past two years.\nGrowing tobacco requires intensive labor and close care for long periods, leaving farmers with no time to grow traditional food crops like maize, beans, sorghum and sweet potatoes. Most farmers take a break from tobacco in July, leaving little time to start cultivating food crops in time for the November rains.\nIn Zimbabwe, one season of maize production is not enough to feed the population of 13 million. The country needs two harvests in most areas to meet its food needs. Despite tobacco money coming in, cases of malnutrition in children in rural areas is said to be on the rise. A recent report by the World Food Programme (WPP) says 60 percent of children suffer from chronic or acute malnutrition or are underweight.\nAccording to WFP, food security prospects in Zimbabwe for 2012 and 2013 are the worst in the last three years. As of March 2013, some 1.7 million (19 percent of the rural population) were in a condition of food insecurity, a significant increase from 1.3 million the previous year. The worst affected areas are Matebeleland North and South and Masvingo, as well as parts of Mashonaland, Midlands and Manicaland, according to the Zimbabwe Vulnerability Assessment. \"A drop in food production explains much of the increase in vulnerability,\" says WFP.\nCommercial Farmers Union head Charles Taffs says that food production stands at annual production estimates of 833,000 tons, down by 60,000 tons from last year, and compared to more than 2 million tons harvested in 2000. 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        "raw_content": "Calls for more councillors from under-represented groups\nFemale county councillors outside County Hall in February wearing rosettes to mark 100 years since legislation was passed giving some women the vote for the first time in the UK\nCalls for more councillors from under-represented groups were made at County Hall last week.\nCurrently 23 of 70 West Sussex county councillors are women, fewer than one in three.\nLib Dem Kirsty Lord made the case for the council to start a project to explore the barriers in the way of women wanting to become councillors in West Sussex.\nThis would then make recommendations on how to increase the number of women who stand at the next elections in 2021.\nAn amendment by Joy Dennis, calling for the member development group to look at ways to encourage women together with other underrepresented groups wanting to become councillors, was approved on Friday. Mrs Dennis (Con, Hurstpierpoint and Bolney) said: \u201cWe should ensure a focus on all underrepresented groups whoever wishes to consider election as a councillor.\u201d\nMs Lord (LDem, Burgess Hill South and Hassocks) said her motion was about looking at barriers at the council to women standing in a \u2018systematic way\u2019.\nShe acknowledge a need to increase participation for other groups such as people with a disability and residents from black and ethnic minority backgrounds.\nBut she added: \u201cIf we address barriers for these women we make it better for all under-represented groups and probably for men, too.\u201d\nKate O\u2019Kelly (LDem, Midhurst) argued the skills needed to be a councillor should be more well-known, Carol Purnell (Con, Selsey) pointed out that one of the biggest under-represented groups at County Hall was young people, while Jacquie Russell (Con, East Grinstead South and Ashurst Wood) felt they should be encouraging the right people for the role and it was about \u2018quality not quantity\u2019.\nMeanwhile Jacky Pendleton (Con, Middleton) said there were opportunities for sessions in libraries to help under-represented groups \u2018value their skills and their potential input about what they could do for their communities rather than a blanket: \u201cWe need more of this and more of that\u201d\u2019.\nSue Mullins, leader of the Labour group, backed an ongoing programme to boost diversity, as well as increase the number of women and young people on the council.\nShe described how men were taking on a more equal share of household duties, but women still carry out the \u2018lion\u2019s share\u2019 of housework and caring responsibilities, while young families were under \u2018extreme pressure\u2019 trying to find suitable accommodation and well paid jobs.\nSean McDonald (Con, Northbrook) described Mrs\u2019 Mullins comments as \u2018outrageous\u2019 and objected to being \u2018portrayed as a lazy oaf\u2019. He described how the council needed to be more representative but asked not to be criticised for being a white middle-aged middle-class man.\nMrs Mullins (Lab, Northgate and West Green) said she was sorry if he had taken what she said the wrong way.",
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        "raw_content": "Oklahoma QB Murray's strong play moves focus from baseball\nBy: CLIFF BRUNT, AP Sports Writer\nNORMAN, Okla. (AP) - As the season approached, Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray often said he wanted to shift the focus back to football.\nSure, he was a first-round Major League Baseball draft pick who signed with the Oakland A's for nearly $5 million this summer. But Murray came back to school to play football, so he evaded baseball questions like sliding to avoid hits.\nHe's given folks plenty of reason to talk about his exploits on the gridiron heading into Saturday's game at Iowa State. He has completed 64 percent of his passes for 515 yards and five touchdowns and rushed for 92 yards and two more scores for the fifth-ranked Sooners (2-0).\nOne of the fastest Sooners, Murray was known more for his running ability before this season. The redshirt junior has made his biggest impression in the passing game so far.\n\"He's thrown the ball really well,\" Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley said. \"Really well. He missed a couple of short ones in the flat Saturday and other than that, his throws were spot on. Deep balls. Intermediate. Sideline. Everything. He's thrown the ball great.\"\nMurray started three games at Texas A&M in 2015, then transferred to Oklahoma and redshirted in 2016. He was the backup to Heisman winner Baker Mayfield last season, and he beat out Austin Kendall to win the job during camp. He's helped the Sooners move on without Mayfield, who plays for the Cleveland Browns.\n\"It doesn't feel like he's doing it for the first time,\" Riley said. \"And in reality, he's not. It's a little different situation, but he's been in a lot of big moments with the spotlight on him kind of throughout his life. So he's learned to handle it pretty well.\"\nThe pressure on Murray increased when star running back Rodney Anderson sustained a season-ending right knee injury last Saturday against UCLA. Murray still believes the Sooners can have the nation's best offense with backup running backs Trey Sermon, Marcelias Sutton, Kennedy Brooks and T.J. Pledger.\n\"I don't think anyone in the country has a guy like Rodney,\" Murray said. \"For us to try to replace him is going to be tough. But I don't think we'll have to. We've got a lot of guys in the offensive room that can make plays. We'll see guys step up.\"\nMurray still runs, too - he was Oklahoma's leading rusher with 69 yards during last week's 49-21 win over UCLA. But at only 5-foot-10 and 195 pounds, he tries not to take too many hits. Riley said Murray has done a good job of deciding when to take off and when to avoid it.\n\"He's been extremely patient in the pocket - honestly, probably, a little more maybe than I would have guessed,\" Riley said. \"He's been extremely patient. Trusts our linemen and our backs on their blitz pickups, and he's stood in there and made throws.\"\nTwo of Murray's playmakers, Marquise Brown and CeeDee Lamb, have caught some throws that were slightly off target. Brown has 10 catches for 221 yards and two touchdowns and Lamb has nine catches for 189 yards and a score.\n\"They make my job a lot easier, obviously,\" Murray said. \"'Quise being able to do whatever he wants on the field, he's a fast guy. CeeDee as well. But those aren't the only two guys we have. I'm pretty confident in every receiver on the team.\"\nMurray still is looking to improve. He felt he wasn't accurate on a few passes against UCLA that might have been completions.\n\"I was a little unsatisfied with the way things went on Saturday just because we kind of stalled out at times when we had drives going,\" he said. \"But other than that, yeah, it's been a good two games so far.\"",
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        "title": "British Trotskyists challenge falsification of Spanish Civil War history - World Socialist Web Site",
        "raw_content": "British Trotskyists challenge falsification of Spanish Civil War history\nThe Spanish Civil War \u201cremains very much a burning issue of contemporary political significance,\u201d an audience at the British Academy heard Professor Paul Preston of the London School of Economics say introducing an evening discussion entitled \u201cCivil War and Foreign Intervention in Spain\u201d on April 2.\nProfessor Preston was chairing a panel made up of Professor Angel Vi\u00f1as of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and Professor Helen Graham of Royal Holloway College, London. The meeting was to commemorate the end of the Spanish Civil War on March 31, 1939.\n\u201cPolitical debate today in Spain still rages around issues of the Spanish Civil War and particularly,\u201d Professor Preston noted, \u201cthat has been the case over the last six or seven years.\u201d\n\u201cThe generation of what one might call the grandchildren of the Civil War have started to ask questions,\u201d he stressed. Scarcely a village in Spain is now without a Group for the Recovery of Historical Memory who are excavating unmarked mass graves. (See video: \u201c\u2018So many thousands of unknown nameless people\u2019\u2014Franco\u2019s mass graves\u201d)\n\u201cThe controversy,\u201d he continued, \u201chas been an important part of the political tension that surrounds elections in Spain and it\u2019s as burning today as it was at the death of Franco.\u201d\nThese were the issues that he proposed that the panel and the audience should discuss.\nFrom the start, the discussion at the British Academy took on an explicitly political character and reflected the highly polarised character of contemporary Spanish politics.\nPreston set the tone by condemning George Orwell\u2019s Homage to Catalonia, a book which gives an account of the Spanish Civil War based on Orwell\u2019s personal experiences in Spain and particularly of the May Days or May Events in Barcelona. Orwell wrote his book to expose the role that the Stalinists were playing in suppressing the Spanish revolution. The Stalinists and their allies tried to prevent the book\u2019s publication at the time. Over half a century later, the discussion at the British Academy demonstrated that the question of Stalinism\u2019s role in Spain and the events in Barcelona remain as controversial as ever.\nBarcelona was the city at the heart of the proletarian revolution in Spain. In July 1936, when the Spanish generals tried to overthrow the Republican government in a military coup, the workers of Barcelona rose up against them. Local and national government collapsed, leaving power in the hands of the workers, who created committees to organise production and distribution and militias to defend their revolution. Spain was in a situation of dual power after the attempted military coup. The Republican government had lost all authority. But the workers\u2019 own organisations were not prepared to take state power and instead joined the Republican governments in Catalonia and Madrid. The presence of workers\u2019 leaders gave these institutions a veneer of credibility that they would otherwise have lacked. Over the coming months the Republican authorities reasserted themselves.\nThis creeping counter-revolution was slowest in Catalonia and Barcelona where the working class was strongest. But by May 1937 the Catalan regional state and the authorities in Madrid, buoyed up by support from Moscow, were confident enough to attempt to regain control of this working class bastion. On May 3 the Republic police chief attempted to seize the telephone exchange, which had been in hands of workers since the previous July. Several days of street fighting followed, during which key working class leaders were assassinated.\nOnce the leaders of the main working class organisations\u2014the Anarchist trade union federation known as the CNT and the POUM (Party of Marxist Unity) a smaller centrist party\u2014had persuaded their members to cease fire, there were mass arrests. Most prominent among those arrested was Andres Nin, the leader of the POUM, who disappeared into one of the numerous secret prisons run by the Stalinist secret police, where he was tortured and murdered. Thousands of ordinary members of the POUM and CNT were arrested and brought before tribunals on charges of high treason. It is estimated that 20,000 people were held in labour camps after the May Events. Assassinations and unexplained disappearances continued, among them Irwin Wolf, who had been Trotsky\u2019s secretary, and who went to Barcelona after the May Events to help regroup the Trotskyists.\nOrwell himself, who was serving with the POUM militia, narrowly escaped from Spain. Other British volunteers were imprisoned and one died when he was refused medical treatment. Preston condemned Orwell\u2019s Homage to Catalonia as a book \u201cwhich gives an erroneous impression and one that\u2019s been picked up in a lot of historiography that the Spanish Republic was defeated because of its internal divisions.\u201d\nThis idea persisted, he claimed, because of \u201csemi-racist myths about the Spanish character. Spaniards are thought to be disorganised and anarchic, so being told that the Republic lost the War because of disorganisation fits very well.\u201d\nHe then claimed that those who point to the atrocities committed against the POUM and the CNT are part of \u201cthe strange phenomenon of right-wing historians crying crocodile tears for Trotskyists and Anarchists.\u201d\nThey do so, Preston maintained, because it gives them the opportunity to denounce the Spanish Republic for seeking an alliance with the Soviet Union.\nBoth the other speakers on the platform agreed with this perspective which, as Professor Graham admitted, rather limited the possibility of discussion. All three speakers essentially accepted a view of the Spanish Civil War that was developed by Stalinist propagandists at the time and was intended to defend the Republican government against its critics on the left. Any criticism of this line was regarded as a reversion to Cold War ideology.\nThe May Days were, Graham told the British Academy audience, a \u201cCrucial moment in the reconstruction of the Republican state.\u201d\n\u201c[T]he significance of May 1937,\u201d Graham maintained, \u201cis that you\u2019ve got the beginnings of a unified judiciary, a police force, an army, the Republican government has taken control of the border posts from the Anarchist militia.\u201d\nThere was \u201ca certain amount of strong-arming\u201d involved in this reconstruction of the state. \u201cBut the Republic does get its act together. It does reconstruct the state.\u201d\nThis reconstruction, she claimed, allowed the Republic to go on resisting for another two years. But what she and the other two speakers repeatedly returned to was that even then the Western democratic powers would not intervene to help the Republic. Britain, France and the United States maintained a policy of non-intervention while secretly assisting Franco.\nFaced with the continued refusal of the Western democracies to support them, the Spanish Republic began to ask only that they should put pressure on Franco and his Nazi backers to reach a negotiated settlement. The two years of resistance which Graham regards as justification for crushing the revolution were years in which the Spanish Republic was seeking a settlement with Franco and attempting to rebuild a bourgeois state apparatus to suppress the revolutionary movement and socialist aspirations of the working class.\nAll three speakers were at a loss to explain the intransigence of Britain, France and the US. Yet the reason why the Western powers would not allow arms supplies through to the Spanish Republic, as they were legally obliged to do, is well documented. They were acutely aware that a revolution was in progress and that the Republican politicians had no power to prevent it. Even with the backing of the Soviet Union, the successful suppression of the revolution was not assured. Franco\u2019s policy of exterminating all opposition, with the help of the Nazi war machine, seemed to the fine democratic politicians of the West the safest option when faced with a revolution unfolding under their noses in Europe.\nIf the actions of the British and French governments, in particular, seem to have been against their own interests, since they allowed Germany to alter the balance of power of Europe, then their policy must be understood within the context of the threat of revolution. Neither the British nor French political class believed that Hitler would be so reckless as to launch a European war that could only increase the likelihood of a revolutionary upsurge. They had not forgotten the lessons of the First World War and the Russian Revolution.\nPlatform challenged\nThe unanimous position of the platform was challenged by three questioners from the World Socialist Web Site.\nAnn Talbot was the first questioner. A frequent correspondent of the WSWS, she presented a paper at the three-day congress held in Madrid on the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War in November 2006. The paper, entitled \u2018Republican Spain and the Soviet Union: Politics and Foreign Intervention in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-9,\u2019 had addressed many of the issues raised in the British Academy discussion but from a very different perspective. (See \u201cCongress held in Madrid on 70th anniversary of Spanish Civil War\u201d and \u201cLa Espa\u00f1a republicana y la Uni\u00f3n Sovi\u00e9tica: pol\u00edtica e intervenci\u00f3n extranjera en la Guerra Civil Espa\u00f1ola, 1936-1939\u201d)\nIt argued that the relationship between the Spanish republican government and the Stalinist bureaucracy arose out of the conflation of parallel interests. The Spanish republican government wanted Soviet weapons to combat Franco and needed the power and prestige of Moscow to suppress the revolutionary movement of the Spanish working class. The Stalinist bureaucracy wanted to limit the expansion of German and Italian fascism which presented a threat to the survival of the Soviet Union, but they were also engaged in a ferocious purge and the suppression of revolutionary and internationalist cadres who were identified with Trotsky. The Moscow Trials began in August 1936. Both the Republican bourgeoisie and the Stalinists had a shared interest in strangling the emerging social revolution in Spain.\nThe paper drew on material from Soviet, British and US archives to demonstrate that both the Western governments and Moscow were aware of the revolutionary situation in Spain. Talbot demonstrated that the Stalinists had striven to crush this movement and restore private property and the power of the bourgeois state in Spain. She concluded, \u201cThe fundamental reason for the defeat at the hands of fascism was that the Soviet Union destroyed the social force that animated military resistance.\u201d\nIn her question to the platform, Talbot drew attention to the frequency with which the speakers had referred to Trotsky. \u201cThe name of Trotsky,\u201d she said, \u201chad become identified with the very act of revolution. When the French ambassador went to speak to Hitler before the outbreak World War II, he warned him that if he provoked a war the only person who would benefit was Trotsky. What he meant was that war would provoke a revolution.\u201d\nAt this point Preston interrupted and demanded of Talbot that she ask a question.\nShe replied, \u201cThere are two questions in fact and they\u2019ve already been raised by the platform. Why didn\u2019t Franco go faster? Why was he going centimetre by centimetre? The Germans thought he should go faster. His military advisers thought he should go faster. Why didn\u2019t he attempt to take Barcelona after the May Days? And why didn\u2019t the British intervene? I would suggest it\u2019s for the very same reason. And this is the question. Is it not because there was a revolution going on? That was why the British wouldn\u2019t intervene and that was why Franco had to go so very, very slowly.\u201d\nPreston\u2019s response was a tautology. \u201cThe reason why Franco didn\u2019t go faster was that the strategy was to go centimetre by centimetre,\u201d he said. The conception that there was a revolution going on in Spain was, he claimed, \u201cthe most extreme tabloid exaggeration.\u201d He denounced \u201cthe notion that, as it were, there is a kind of unified revolution. These guys are not Bolsheviks.\u201d\nHe sneered at the notion that it was possible to conduct a revolutionary war: \u201cThere is no Ho Chi Minh trail across the Pyrenees.\u201d\nWhen Vicky Short, another correspondent of the WSWS who writes on Spanish issues, identified herself, as they had requested her to do, it provoked an outcry from the platform. Preston demanded to know how many people from the World Socialist Web Site were present.\nShort put her question nonetheless. \u201cThe question is,\u201d she said, \u201cthat every speaker has minimised the role of Moscow in the Spanish Civil War, but I think the evidence of the Soviet archives has shown beyond all doubt that the Stalinist bureaucracy was attempting to strangle a revolution in Spain and the latest material entirely bears out Trotsky\u2019s characterisation of the Stalinists as the butchers, the executioners of the revolution. Now is your argument consistent with this evidence?\u201d\nVi\u00f1as\u2019s reply was immediate and revealing. \u201cThere was no way to have a revolution and win a civil war,\u201d he insisted, \u201cand it wasn\u2019t an execution by Moscow at all. It was generated by the Spanish politicians from the very beginning from Largo Caballero onwards, from September 1936, by Largo Caballero with a certain caution because he needed the support of the CNT, the Anarchists. After the May Days in Barcelona, without the support of the Anarchists and without the POUM, the Republican strategy was in favour of winning the war. A war is a war, is a war.\u201d\nPreston had attempted to cast doubt on the reality of the revolution, but Vi\u00f1as was clear that there had been a revolution and that the Spanish Socialist Party had been intent on putting it down, an action which he regarded as entirely justifiable in order to win the war.\nWhen another member of the audience attempted to ask a question Preston demanded, \u201cCan you say what Trotskyist faction you\u2019re from?\u201d In the face of repeated interruptions from the platform Paul Stuart of the WSWS put his question. He noted that \u201cProfessor Vi\u00f1as has described the May Days as being inspired by fascists or organised by fascists.\u201d\n\u201cProfessor Vi\u00f1as did not say that!\u201d Preston interjected.\nStuart continued, \u201cThis is a fabrication that was put forward by the Stalinists at the time. Claud Cockburn made this accusation in the Daily Worker. What I\u2019d like to ask is how can Professor Vi\u00f1as maintain such a blatant historical falsification, which is not backed up by any historical facts whatsoever?\u201d\nVi\u00f1as had asserted at the Madrid conference that the May Events were provoked by Italian fascists. He cited his own book on the question in which he wrote \u201cIn my opinion the idea cannot be ruled out that Fascists and pro-Franco agents were at work in the Barcelona powder-keg.\u201d\nHe identified these agents as Anarchists and members of the POUM. \u201cThe Libertarian movement had seen itself infiltrated by agents and spies,\u201d which he writes was \u201ceasier to do than in other organisations with a better sense of discipline. Something similar had happened, although perhaps to a greater extent, with the POUM, internationalist and very open to the recruitment of foreign volunteers.\u201d\nHe cited two sources to substantiate this claim\u2014the Italian historian Mauro Canali and a book by Morten Heiberg and Manuel Ros Agudo. Neither of these books provides any evidence to back up the claim that fascist agents played any significant role in the May Events. The only evidence either book offers, which predates the May Events, is an order sent from Nicolas Franco to Commander Julian Troncoso in which he tells him to mobilize a Catalan nationalist party called Estat Catala. But this order could not have been the signal for an uprising in Barcelona because Estat Catala was a small, middle class party that had no support in the working class. It defies belief that such an organisation could have brought thousands of workers on to the streets. Talbot pointed this fact out in a review of Vi\u00f1as\u2019s book and he was at pains to minimize the significance of his theory when he answered Stuart at the British Academy. (See \u201cRecycling Stalinist lies about the Spanish Civil War\u201d)\nAt that point Preston moved to wrap up the discussion and gave the closing words to Graham, who dismissed the suggestion that the Stalinists had suppressed a revolution as \u201ca conspiracy theory.\u201d The May Days, she insisted, was \u201ca Catalan battle\u201d and to suggest that Moscow had played any role in the events in Spain was \u201ccolonialist.\u201d Becoming increasingly heated, she demanded, \u201cLet\u2019s leave Stalin out of it,\u201d and concluded, \u201cIt\u2019s not modern historiography, okay.\u201d\nIt must be said that if modern historiography has no place for a serious study of the role of the Soviet bureaucracy in suppressing revolutionary movements in the course of the twentieth century, then there is something seriously adrift in modern historiography. 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        "raw_content": "Remembering when Lisa Vanderpump ruled in ABC's cult movie 'Mantrap'\nYahoo Music\u2022 June 1, 2018\nLisa Vanderpump in ABC\u2019s Mantrap. (Photo: Mercury Records)\nLisa Vanderpump is now reality TV royalty via her wildly popular Bravo show, Vanderpump Rules. But in 1983, she was the big-haired, big-shoulder-padded queen of the New Romantics, and ABC\u2019s dapper, metallic-tuxedoed lead singer Martin Fry was her king, when she took on the femme fatale role of Samantha in ABC\u2019s spy caper Mantrap. 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And so, assisted by Temple\u2019s vision, they \u201cdecided to go the fantasy route.\u201d\nIt\u2019s not all that easy to sum up Mantrap\u2019s bizarre plot, but it goes something like this: One evening in a posh foreign casino, a lonely, down-and-out Fry meets the elegant and mysterious Samantha (\u201ckind of a Cruella de Vil type\u201d), and his luck immediately improves. 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And so, in an epic, climactic fight scene, Fry must engage in a \u201cbattle of wills\u201d with his look-alike nemesis \u2014 in order to \u201cmake the world safe for New Romantic synthpop,\u201d of course.\n\u201cI suppose it was kind of mid-through the Cold War, and that\u2019s what was on people\u2019s minds,\u201d Fry says of Mantrap\u2019s Soviet plot twist. He amusingly recalls, \u201cWe went down to [London\u2019s] Ladbroke Grove and Notting Hill, and there\u2019s a supermarket. \u2026 It looked like a lookout post, and it\u2019s the bit we used to pretend that we were traveling through the borders. We did re-create quite a lot of Communist Russia in Notting Hill, in surrounding areas. 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They\u2019d previously co-starred in ABC\u2019s Temple-directed \u201cPoison Arrow\u201d music video \u2014 which introduced the Samantha character, and was later included as a druggy hallucination sequence in Mantrap, with Samantha trapping a shrunken Fry underneath an oversized martini glass. \u201cIn the video for \u2018Poison Arrow,\u2019 I\u2019m constantly trying to impress her, and she\u2019s constantly unimpressed,\u201d Fry says with a chuckle. \u201cI\u2019ve enjoyed seeing Lisa\u2019s ascent [as a television personality and restaurateur] since then.\u201d\nBut despite his powering through the challenging martini-glass and fight scenes, Fry was \u201cnever 100 percent convinced\u201d by his own acting \u2014 joking that his only previous acting experience was on Top of the Pops and American Bandstand. \u201cI suppose I got away with it. It was definitely jumping in at the deep end, yeah,\u201d he says, shrugging. 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        "raw_content": "Religion\u2026 what is it, what\u2019s valid about it, and what is an enslavement device, or the \u201copium for the masses\u201d\nThere is religion 1 and there is religiousness. People of religion are fakes, pretenders, and not religious. 2\nAll religions were, originally, a world view, a world view, forever changing. As soon as more phenomenon was experienced, the more it changed. This is the true nature of knowledge.\nThe physical, knowable universe is about 1% of all there is. The number 1% is not the truth, it is an indication only for the vast and incomparable gap between what's knowable and what isn't. The proportion of the knowable and unknowable is unchanging, it's probably the only constant in the universe.\nHow do we glean knowledge? Something happens. And then we explain it. From the limited perspective of the human mind. Then something else happens, that modifies what we had already known. Organic, and highly changeable.\nUntil... until someone decides that this is all the knowledge, and they create a dogma from it.\nFor that, for the most part, they need a superpowered \"person\" who can see beyond the limited perspective of the human mind, preferable someone who actually created it all: after all there can't be anything most intimate than creation... not. Example: how well do you know your child? Not very well, do you? You may think you do, but you really don't. You don't even know yourself!\nSo this all-knowing, all-powerful, all-present \"being\" is needed for organized religion aka dogma to be born: it is not politically correct to imagine an all-changing being: no certainty, no consolation, no dogma in that.\nBut the universe and every aspect of it is all-changing, so even if there were a \"creator\" of sorts, it would have to be all-changing, all unknowable, even unknowing.\nNow, some people were more tuned in, more \"hooked-up\" over the past tens of maybe hundreds of thousands of years, than others, and have spent their whole life paying attention, experiencing, and more or less astutely interpret their experiences.\nThe highest truth level I have found is 700 on the logarithmic (non-linear) scale of consciousness, that is about 25% accuracy. Not bad, but not very good either.\nWhen knowledge like this is frozen into a dogma, when knowledge like this is driven through the mediocre minds of \"politicians\", and I call priests of all kinds politicians! their truth value drops, sometimes dramatically.\nKabbalah is an example of this: an enormous body of experiential knowledge and its explanation. Once it got into the hands of \"politicians\", like the Berg family, its truth value d\n2000 years ago 500\n600 years ago 600\nKabbalah is the least religious (God-centered) version of Jewish knowledge. Based on what they read in the Kabbalah, there were several outstanding physicists, doctors, mathematicians that surprised the world of their time with a discontinuous theory and a proof that it's accurate. Blood vessels, causes of diseases, the earth going around the sun, gravity, and even Einstein's theory can be traced back to the Kabbalah.\nThe knowledge of the Kabbalah was all empirical knowledge, and the result of deduction, real thinking, real problem solving.\nWhy is this relevant? Because it shows, clearly, that religion, in the beginning, was scientific: answer the mysteries of the universe so human beings can be clearer about their existence.\nMuscle test says that there have been several generations of life on planet earth, and each previous \"generation\" of life was destroyed, self-destroyed, to be clear.\nEach successful \"generation\" was less advanced than the previous. Degeneration, I guess.\nReligion, organized religion, dogma, is the \"hallmark\" of our generation, the last 10-20 thousand years, the \"modern man\" The idea of someone else knowing and thus, humanity, slowly, stopped thinking, and gave all their power over to that \"someone\" and the go-betweens, the politicians: priests, government, lawyers, doctors, scientists, and today to the media.\nThis is the brief \"history\" of our generation of humanity, on its way out, self-destructing.\nWhat would it take to turn the tides?\nThat's what I am working on. With my words, but more, with my tools to cause awakening.\nKabbalah, the Bergs\u2019 version of Kabbalah, The Zohar, The Kabbalah Centre, Philip Berg, Karen Berg, Michael Berg, Yehuda Berg\nWhat does religious mean? And what does it have to do with not being happy, fulfilled, etc.\nShould you read Kabbalah? I mean popular Kabbalah, Kabbalah the way the Kabbalah Centre teaches it\nSoul correction: another area where we plan to let go of the tree of knowledge\nWikipedia: Religion is an organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that relate humanity to the supernatural, to spirituality and, sometimes, to moral values\nReligiousness is listening keenly to the call of the Universe... and heeding it, behaving and acting in harmony with all, all living and not living things. 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        "raw_content": "Graphics about fathers and how they can protect their sons from circumcision\nHello Daddy, here I am! I'm so glad to finally meet you! Promise me I will stay safe in these arms? Dad, thanks for taking such good care of me! You mastered this feeding thing, changed like a million of my diapers, and told the doctor to leave my natural penis intact. You're gonna do great! When you are ready to tell him, we are here for you. What was so difficult in leaving my son intact was not that my son would feel different in a locker room, but that I would feel different from him. I would then have to accpe that I'm an amputee from the wars of a past geneneration. Why doesn't he understand? I simply can't hurt my child. Why doesn't she understand? I was circumcised and I'm find. Leave your son intact and your grandson will look like his dad. There is no better gift a father can give to his son than to one day explain to him, \"my mommy and daddy had a part of my penis cut off when I was born because they thought it was the right thing to do. I learned that it isn't the right thing to do, so I told the doctor not to hurt you when you were born.\" A new family tradition starts with you. I didn't cut my son because it didn't seem important for him to be like me. I wanted him to be better than me. He deserves his whole body. Getting your son's foreskin removed at birth may keep him from noticing that you don't match. But it will not keep him from learning that he has been robbed of the protective and pleasurable functions of the foreskin. You don't have to tell him about those, but the Internet will. His intact friends will. Let him keep his whole body. He will thank you for it someday. Thank you, Dad. You've researched the quickest route to the hospital, and aced the newborn care class. I know you can't wait to meet me and you want everything to be perfect. Have you learned about the 16 functions of the foreskin? Everything will be perfect. Boys are born perfect too. Keep me that way. To a baby it doesn't matter whether or not his genitals match those of his father. The baby's main interest is to be loved and cared for and not to be in pain. It's important for the father for whatever reason. The baby's interests have to come first, as he is totally dependent on the care and the protection of his parents. An adult should be able to handle his emotions and take care of the baby first, putting his own insecurities aside. And if matching penis is really that important to dad, he can always start restoration process and should be able to match his son, when he is older. Karmen Sagrestano I told my husband that a penis isn't an outfit; they don't need to match. Want your son to match his daddy? Match their outfits, not their genitals. Rethink circumcision. Research the functions of the foreskin. It takes a strong may to acknowlege that he was harmed by circumcision, but a strong man can protect his son from the same harmful mistake. Someday you will talk to your son about his body. Which conversation do you want to have? Son, you look different from be because we did not have your foreskin removed. We knew that you were born perfect, and we wanted you to have the body nature intended. We didn't want to put you through unncessary suffering. Son we got part of your penis cut off when you were born so that you would match your dad. Strong enough to admit my injury. Strong enough to break the cycle. Which other healthy part of my body is my dad allowed to have surgically altered to match his? I love my husband's body. My husband loves his body. But we agree that something was taken from him without his consent. He was hurt and scarred. We decided to protect our son from that pain. We will give him the gift of being able to enjoy his whole body. My husband is circumcised and when we disagreed on whether or not to circumcise our baby, he used the argument that a son should look like his father. He later found out that his own father is intact. My husband was in his 20's and never knew. So much for needing to look like dad. Our bodies don't have to match. I promise I'll love you just the same.\nmore graphics: follow the money",
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        "title": "An insight into how finance committees decide how to give money to entrepreneurs. \u2013 The Chief Coffee Drinker",
        "raw_content": "To all the entrepreneurs out there \u2013 in case this might be of interest: An insight into how finance committees decide how to give money to entrepreneurs.\nAm writing this in case it may come of use to some of the entrepreneurs out there. I hope I do not get into too much trouble for sharing this (I am only sharing the process \u2013 not the details of the businesses or anything that is confidential).\nI chair a finance committee that sits on funds made available to help entrepreneurs become real businesses. Am shortening our responsibilities spectrum horribly for the sake of keeping this brief, but in summary our role as committee is to decide who gets what money (following the recommendation of the mentors of the entrepreneurs).\nBasically the process works as follows. You are an entrepreneur or would be entrepreneur. You get accepted into the programme and a mentor is assigned to you. You work on your idea, business plan or business growth strategy. The mentor/specialist assesses your business plan and together with you works out how much you realistically need in terms of money to make it a reality including risks and some remarks that can assist the finance committee to make a decision.\nThe various business plans (and I mean the entire thing \u2013 sometime 40 pages long!) including the report \u2013 gets delivered to each member of the finance committee which is composed by various members (in our specific case, 8 people) whose day job is managing money and investments for various organisations (in this committee, there were fund managers who manage multi-billion rand portfolios but this time they included an entrepreneur \u2013 me!). They go through each business plan in detail in their own offices and then once every 2 months (sometime once a month if there are many) we meet for a long session to go through each business.\nYou know how sometime we think of the folks who make decisions about who gets what as bad wolves that do not understand the businesses and give money to stupid projects? Well\u2026 I shouldn\u2019t generalise and it probably happens out there, but in my experience with the committee here is that I am blown away by their experience and humane approach to business and helping entrepreneurs. They came to the meeting having gone through each business plan in substantial detail, even going as far as researching the business sectors to understand better the business plan context (you might argue that for each business sector you need a specialist to be part of the committee, but that is just not realistic at the present time \u2013 nevertheless, at the table the joint experience and track record was quite substantial across the spectrum of activities).\nThe discussions were very rich in specific content and not generalist talk and I am happy to say that without exception everyone was trying very hard to find a reason to invest in the entrepreneurs without being foolish with the money. In the cases where we just could not see the business case then we tried as much as possible to give feedback to the entrepreneur so that he/she could either work on those areas and resubmit or send him to a different funding agency that has a mandate better fitting to the entrepreneur\u2019s business phase. Everyone is aware that substantial effort went into the business plan and that not everyone is born a business plan writer, so the discussion was rarely about trying to find fault with a semantic point, but rather see the viability of the business (in the context of what our mandate it, in our specific case).\nSo what kind of things does a finance committee look for? It is not a strict list \u2013 a lot of it boils down to experience and the arguments presented in the business case. But generally it is:\n1.Does the proposal match our mandate? This is an easy question to answer as it has usually already been answered by the mentors and specialists who prepared the report. But we still need to check as we are responsible for the decisions we make.\n2. Is it the right person/team? I.e. do we believe that the entrepreneur/s can pull this off? If there is one suggestion I can make to entrepreneurs out there: try your uttermost best to convince us that you are the right person to make it a success (both generically in terms of enthusiasm and hard work and specifically in terms of experience of know-how, e.g. Internships you did, work placements in similar industries, knowledge of the business sector, etc.). You wouldn\u2019t let a mechanic work on your teeth would you? Are you a mechanic or a dentist?\n3. Is it innovative? I.e. are we just financing the opening of \u201cdone it before\u201d or is the entrepreneur trying to do it better? This obviously is in line with our mandate so this may not apply to other funding agencies. But this highlights another point, namely: help us understand what the money will be used for and at what point you are. Don\u2019t dress it up too much. Half our effort is trying to decipher what you are saying. Tell it to us in plain language (e.g. I have an idea, this is my experience, this is the business case and the money will be used to 1. Do research, 2. Pay logistics, 3. Test a pilot project in the market (define the market) etc. Be real. The members of the committee know that real life does not always go according to plan, but try and be realistic.\n4. We are all aware that there is a difference between a business plan and the real world and that you will be sitting down with Mr Murphy on a regular basis. Unless you have a substantial track record steer clear of statements such as \u201cwe will get 20% of the market share\u201d. By all means give us an idea of the market size, but keep it real reg what you can achieve. In the last meeting it was clear that some ideas are not brilliantly original, but the entrepreneur succeeded in persuading us that he/she will make it a success out of it.\n5. Job creation: this is an old clich\u00e9\u2019 and it really can mean anything, but hidden in this statement is the statement that we want the entrepreneur to succeed. Yes, it may take time before it the business makes a dent into the unemployment numbers, but what we are trying to assess is that the entrepreneurs will create a sustainable business. In other words, are we investing in this entrepreneur and just helping their ability to survive or are we investing in a business with the hope that it can grow to something material? Note here how I did not mention financial returns. This is a bit specific to our mandate (i.e. to help entrepreneurs that would struggle to be approved anywhere else) but generally speaking, the returns is not the issue and all members are aware that predicting returns at this stage in the entrepreneur\u2019s lifecycle is an exercise in imagination and daydreaming\u2026 still, showing us that you tried at least gives us the confidence that you mastered the one rule in business: income must be greater than expenses.\n6. Is it the right amount of money? I.e. so you need R 500 to do this and that\u2026 We know by experience that you\u2019ll need at least R 2.000 to achieve that. Be realistic. In our case, we looked at every situation and made a call\u2026 when we approved the money we did so with caveats of performance: i.e. meet target A and the first tranche gets released, meet target B and the 2nd tranche, and so on (as a duty to be responsible with the money, that after all is the taxpayer\u2019s money!). In some cases where we did not think it was a good investment we made the call as to whether to ask the entrepreneur to resubmit with further work on specific areas or to direct them to other funding sources. I.e. not just saying no but helping the entrepreneurs with feedback. Sometime \u2013 and I know this hurts as an entrepreneur \u2013 a no is actually a wakeup call that maybe the business concept was crap. Now I know that some of us entrepreneurs out there think we know it better and yes, there are stories aplenty of entrepreneurs that were rejected and went on to be a success (no finance committee is perfect\u2026 we do try and leave biases outside, but we are still humans!) but the point is that either you have not managed to persuade us properly (we try and factor this as well in our considerations and try and look beyond the business plan) or you tried to dress up the business plan with too much bull droppings.\n7. Plan of action\u2026 now this is an interesting one and often missing from the various business proposals. We look for some indications that you can actually pull this off if we fund you. Hardly any business proposal had a \u201cso this is what I am going to do tomorrow morning, step 1, step 2 etc.). It goes back to the point of \u201care you the right person to do this\u201d.\n8. Readability\u2026 This is a tad subjective, but my take on this is: aim for clear, to the point concise wording that is easy to find and understand. Don\u2019t be too fancy. Include things that really add value\u2026 worse case put them in the appendix if you really consider them important (hint: we look at the appendix as well so don\u2019t think we won\u2019t read it).\nThe most incredible part though was to see how passionate the committee was to help entrepreneurs. All the more surprising considering many were came from parastatal organisations which are often not assumed to understand entrepreneurs. I can confirm that in the case of The Innovation Hub, this is not the case. They are absolutely passionate about creating entrepreneurial businesses and trying their best to make sure that these businesses succeed.\nHope this explanation helps a little to demystify the world of decision making.\nGood luck in your entrepreneurial adventures my friends!\nPosted in Entrepreneurship, Investing.Tagged CapitalRaising, Entrepreneurship, Funding, Investments, VC.\n2 thoughts on \u201cAn insight into how finance committees decide how to give money to entrepreneurs.\u201d\nThis is a beautiful article, entrepreneurs must soldier on and realise that some organisations really do have their best interest at heart.\nThank you so much Brian\nPrevious Post Entrepreneurship is not a job nor a vocation. Entrepreneurship is an attitude.\nNext Post Lessons from life \u2013 a personal collection from York",
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        "raw_content": "I asked Reverend Tim Costello, CEO of World Vision, about what \u2018following your bliss\u2019 means to him. This was when he was still head of the Baptist Church in Collins Street, Melbourne. He said that for him, bliss is the sense that your life has been for a purpose. After the interview he headed out into the back alleyway behind the church buildings to the soup kitchen he had set up to feed the city\u2019s poor, after telling me: \u201cIn a world where 40,000 kids die each day from preventable diseases, surely political and spiritual imagination might have a go at that problem, and say why don\u2019t we solve this? There\u2019s wonderful challenges out there to have a go at.\u201d\nH: What does the phrase Follow Your Bliss mean to you?\nTC: For me it means the deepest part of your being, the part of you that gives you energy, vitality, that you intuitively respond to. It\u2019s that part of you that makes you say \u201cyes, that\u2019s what I want to give myself to, that\u2019s a cause I believe in, that\u2019s the direction in which I\u2019m travelling\u201d.\nH. What\u2019s your personal journey been in following your bliss? Have you always known what you were going to do?\nTC. I always had a strong sense that I wouldn\u2019t live a life where my own comfort and happiness would be a priority. I always had a strong feeling of obligation, of service\u2026\nIn the early days, my faith was very much religious, in that it was an experience of faith \u2013 that I had been loved, or touched, or saved; and that I needed to tell others about that. So it was very evangelistic.\nBut as I matured, I thought there\u2019s not much point in being a Christian just so that you can convince others to become Christians, so that they can join the great U2 concert in the sky! It actually should mean disturbing the status quo here and now: transforming the inequality, the violence that is here now. So I started to want to make a difference to the way we live here and now, and particularly for those in poverty, people who are trapped in poverty and can\u2019t climb out.\nSo it\u2019s always been something beyond myself, an external that I felt harnessed by and galvanised by.\nH. Can you actually remember particular events, or milestones from your childhood, moments of enlightenment, I guess, where you realised you were on a certain path, and which kept you on that path?\nTC. Yeah. My childhood was set in a context of both family and church which said very clearly that God has a plan for your life. And there is a purpose for why you are here. And you have the task of discovering that purpose. And you need to attend to that through prayer, discipline, talking to elders, through being aware that there is a divine plan for what you should do.\nSo there were moments when I had a strong sense of illuminance, or moments of God breaking in and giving me a sense of direction. The most significant was when I was about 17 and at a Christian conference, and I had a quite overwhelming sense of spirit. I was shaking, in a very clear headed space, thinking this is why I am here, to actually be a person who is concerned for others, committed to proclaiming that there is another way of living than just personal happiness and self-interest. It was a very religious, spiritual experience. And it shook me. I left feeling very sure that my life was not going to be out to accumulate money or fame or whatever. There were other moments, but that was the very significant one.\nH. So, you went straight from high school into the seminary?\nTC. No, no. I went to university and did Law, and practised Law for a few years. Then I went to the seminary, and the Baptist Theological College in Switzerland, Zurich actually. That was a very important experience, because there were 25 different nationalities living in the college from all parts of Europe, Africa and America. And it gave me an extraordinary sense of how culture is so nuanced, of how the faith I had would take very different expression depending on what the culture was.\nThen when I came back to Australia I accepted a call to the little Baptist church in St Kilda, which had about 12 or 15 members. I opened a legal office in the front to support my family. The church would only pay me for a day a week. And the legal office and the ministry were essentially what I did for the next 10 years. I worked as a lawyer/minister. And along the way I developed a church community that grew to a couple of hundred people.\nWe started a range of things: a house for homeless kids (which is still running), a special commune for people with psychiatric disabilities, a place called the House of Hope, which is a street church and a luncheon program \u2013 a whole range of things came out of that church. I ended up mayor of St Kilda, on a platform of putting more public housing into St Kilda for those who were long-term residents and who were being forced out by the price rises. We were the first council in Australia to put dollars into public housing. So they were the main things that we set up.\nH. In your book [Tips from a Travelling Soul Searcher Allen & Unwin, 1999] you talk about Nelson Mandela\u2019s inauguration speech, and how he said it\u2019s not our weaknesses that we\u2019re really afraid of, it\u2019s our power, and what might be asked of us if we follow that path. What does that mean in terms of your own path?\nTC. I have always felt that my pursuit isn\u2019t about personal happiness. It\u2019s always been faith, or transforming society, being committed to something beyond myself. I\u2019m often struck how in conversations, you know you\u2019re sitting around and chatting, and it becomes clear to me that I seem to think differently to other people. Other people sit around and say, I\u2019m tired, I\u2019m taking some time off. And I think, I\u2019m tired too, but actually I\u2019m really NOT, because I\u2019ve got these things to take care of, things to do for these people, for that issue\u2026\nAnd I don\u2018t think I\u2019ll ever burn out. I think I\u2019ll burn on, in some sense \u2013 though I might burn out people around me! I\u2019m often just struck that the path that I have chosen has given me great joy along the way. But it hasn\u2019t been aimed at happiness and joy; it\u2019s been aimed at living an engaged, responsible life by virtue of service to others. That\u2019s always been very clear to me.\nH. And it\u2019s that service to others that keeps enough fire burning inside you to energise you to keep going?\nTC. And changes in the institutions that I have come into contact with. This one, for example, was a very traditional church with two Sunday morning services and that\u2019s all. And now it feeds 50 or 60 street people in our back lane. It\u2019s a bit of a haven for people who are homeless and knocked about. This has become an institution that serves the most vulnerable, rather than one that serves the most powerful!\nH. How can people get to that point where they do follow their bliss?\nTC. Above all, it takes character. A number of people get glimpses of what their bliss is, but the path is too hard. There are knocks. There are cynics, there are people who laugh and say, well, why would you ever do that?! I think in our culture, there\u2019s a lot of individualism out there. On one level, I think we are competing individuals; at another level, I don\u2019t think we have many individuals. I think we have a very conformist culture that is driven around, and I call it this in my book, this wealth-damned inner story, that says, being wealthy, being comfortable, not being stressed is what life is all about.\nI think it actually takes courage to swim against that, to say those cultural norms, which may be parental, social, peer group, are probably going to suffocate my bliss. It takes a lot of courage to actually say no, I\u2019m going to have a go at this and stick it out.\nSo I think courage is the biggest thing. I think a lot of people have strong inklings about what they want to do. But there\u2019s too many other, utterly reasonable, but at the end of the day, quite deadening, reasons why you don\u2019t follow your bliss.\nH. I read an article you wrote, about suicide. Do you think that people are despairing because they are not following their bliss? Not looking inside for the answers?\nTC. The strange paradox is that I suspect that as prosperity increases, despair increases. When you have to struggle, when things are tough, you actually have purpose. It\u2019s like the druggies we work with who say, when you I\u2019m clean and straight, what do I do? To actually have $200 a day habit gives you a purpose! When it\u2019s taken away from you, there\u2019s this cultural nihilism that says, is there anything worth doing? Other than just trying to be comfortable.\nI think prosperity takes away the basic struggles that have to do with having a roof over your head and food on the table. People are left with some very profound questions, and a vacuum \u2013 I mean, what actually is worth doing?\nI think there are some extraordinary things to have a go at! I think in a world where 40,000 kids die each day from preventable diseases, and where so much food is stockpiled that we have to destroy it and yet there are people starving, surely political and spiritual imagination might have a go at that problem, and say why don\u2019t we really solve this? There\u2019s wonderful challenges out there to have a go at.\nBut I think the nature of our culture is to anesthetise one\u2019s nerve. So that you don\u2019t actually have a go at these big things, or other things. And what you end up doing is too small a purpose in life. Too self interested. Too uninspired. And life itself becomes very grey.\nThere\u2019s wonderful choices entertainment-wise, you know, but the spirit is deadened. So I think that that\u2019s part of the answer. In that article I argued that all the things that have been good about our culture on one level \u2013 secularism, independence, self-sufficiency \u2013 actually have their shadow side.\nH. What steps can a person take to learn more about their bliss and how to follow it?\nTC. I think the people who are journeying with you, your friends, are the ones to help you identify what your bliss is. They\u2019re the ones who see the light come on when certain topics or possibilities are discussed. And they might say, well, why don\u2019t you have a go at this? And your first response tends to be, no, that\u2019s not me! And they might say, well, why isn\u2019t it you?\nI think, some types of friends, and increasingly spiritual directors \u2013 because these kinds of questions are profoundly spiritual, they have to do with the human spirit \u2013 can help map that. They don\u2019t give you the answers, but they help you plot the sort of movement of your own spirit, until you get enough courage to name it, and can say, well, this is what I should really do.\nI think some people are lucky enough to know\u2026 Others really need to have tryst with a counsellor, or a spiritual director. Someone who isn\u2019t treating it as a problem that you are searching.\nH. What ultimately is bliss? Have a go at that one!\nTC. I think bliss is the sense that your life has been for a purpose, that it\u2019s been worthwhile. It\u2019s a cosmic or ontological alignment with the very structures of reality\u2026.\nThe sub-physicists are telling us that in the very universe itself there is purpose, there is destiny, there is something that is built in. And we come across that in all sorts of intuitive ways\u2026 Just the earliest cry as a kid \u201cThat\u2019s not fair!\u201d. Well, where does this concept of fairness come from? 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        "raw_content": "Jason Scott 20 October 2015 at 09:57\nBasic maintenance of your HVAC system is so important. Without replacing the filter for example, you create a very dangerous fire hazard and your unit does not work as efficiently. If you have regular maintenance service on it, your system will continue to run it's best and will last as long as it is supposed to. http://www.arlingtonheating.com/services/heating-ac-installation.php\nAir Purifiers We believe breathing air as pure as nature intended is a basic human right. This inspiration led to the design of the world\u2019s best air purifiers. Innovated with love in Sweden, Blueair purifiers combine the highest Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) with the lowest noise for measurable results delivered silently, effectively, and stylishly.\nThese really are four basics that that people should know about. That way you can go about things in the correct manor. Then you can go about getting air conditioning maintenance that is perfect for the exact system that you have. This is something that is good to know about without a doubt.\nhttp://www.wmca.net.au/companyprofile\nSam Fisher 11 January 2016 at 11:44\nGreat facts you listed here! I'd have to say that you are very right that maintenance is quite important. Just like anything else you own, you need to maintain it in order for it to work properly. Changing the filter should be something you do often. It doesn't need to be changed each month but checking on it from time to time would be a good idea. http://www.drewgreenheating.com/heating-and-cooling-services.html\nYou made a great point about how HVAC maintenance can help me save money on repairs and on energy bills. I liked that you specified that it's best to have my heater inspected during the early fall. This seems like a good time since it would allow time for any needed repairs before winter. I should try to have my HVAC maintained and repaired in this time frame so that I can feel more comfortable during the winter. Thanks for the tips!\nhttp://www.lakesideac.com/services/\n\u0634\u0631\u0643\u0629 \u062a\u0646\u0638\u064a\u0641 \u0633\u062c\u0627\u062f \u0627\u0644\u0634\u0627\u0631\u0642\u0629.\n\u0634\u0631\u0643\u0627\u062a \u062a\u0646\u0638\u064a\u0641 \u0628\u0627\u0644\u0633\u0627\u0639\u0647 \u0627\u0644\u0634\u0627\u0631\u0642\u0629",
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        "raw_content": "Services: Writing\nA significant portion of the impression that you leave with your clients will be through your written words. Often, prospective customers make the decision to become actual customers or to look elsewhere within just a few seconds of reading your advertising copy or product literature. Content for company web sites, company literature, product literature, and advertising copy is often put into the hands of someone who knows the business and its products or services quite well, but not necessarily someone with honed writing skills. There may also be times that you simply need \u201canother set of eyes\u201d to look over your copy or text content, to act in an editorial role.\nIf your project includes a custom written software application, there are several type of specialized writing skills that are applicable to the project. 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In spite of the graphical revolution in computing and the power of imagery in advertising, the vast majority of communication takes place in written or spoken words. 7th Sense Multimedia can assist you in expressing your concepts powerfully, persuasively, and succinctly. We are available to write advertising copy, product literature, and on-line content. We will work closely with you to make sure that your message is delivered without losing or diluting\tyour identity. We can take your concepts, and put them into words, or take your words and hone them into a terse, and powerful expression of your concepts.\nEven if you have a gifted author or a staff of writers within your organization, you can benefit from outsourcing the task of proofreading and editing your text-based materials. 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        "raw_content": "Copyright \u00a9 by The A.A. Grapevine, Inc.; reprinted with permission Copyright \u00a9 1952\nWorks Publishing, Inc. (Now known as Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc.)\nAlcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. 475 Riverside Drive New York, NY 10115\nMail address: Box 459 Grand Central Station New York, NY 10163\n300M 6/07 (Sells)\nQuestions and Answers About Alcoholics Anonymous\nSeveral million people have probably heard or read about Alcoholics Anonymous since its beginnings in 1935. Some are relatively familiar with the program of recovery from alcoholism that has helped more than 2,000,000 problem drinkers. Others have only a vague impression that A.A. is some sort of organization that somehow helps drunks stop drinking.\nThis pamphlet is designed for those who are interested in A.A. for themselves, for a friend or relative, or simply because they wish to be better informed about this unusual Fellowship. Included on the following pages are answers to many of the specific questions that have been asked about A.A. in the past. They add up to the story of a loosely knit society of men and women who have one great interest in common: the desire to stay sober themselves and to help other alcoholics who seek help for their drinking problem.\nThe thousands of men and women who have come into A.A. in recent years are not altruistic do-gooders. Their eagerness and willingness to help other alcoholics may be termed enlightened self-interest. Members of A.A. appreciate that their own sobriety is largely dependent on continuing contact with alcoholics.\nAfter reading this pamphlet, you may have questions that do not seem to be answered fully in this brief summary. A.A. groups in many metropolitan areas have a central or intergroup office, listed in the telephone book under \"Alcoholics Anonymous.\" It can direct you to the nearest A.A. meeting, where members will be glad to give you additional information. In smaller communities, a single group may have a telephone listing. If there is no A.A. group near you, feel free to write direct to Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163. You can be sure that your anonymity will be protected.\nAlcoholism and Alcoholics\nNot too long ago, alcoholism was viewed as a moral problem. Today, many regard it primarily as a health problem. To each problem drinker, it will always remain an intensely personal matter. Alcoholics who approach A.A. frequently ask questions that apply to their own experience, their own fears, and their own hopes for a better way of life.\nThere are many different ideas about what alcoholism really is.\nThe explanation that seems to make sense to most A.A. members is that alcoholism is an illness, a progressive illness, which can never be cured but which, like some other diseases, can be arrested. Going one step further, many A.A.s feel that the illness represents the combination of a physical sensitivity to alcohol and a mental obsession with drinking, which, regardless of consequences, cannot be broken by willpower alone.\nBefore they are exposed to A.A., many alcoholics who are unable to stop drinking think of themselves as morally weak or, possibly, mentally unbalanced. The A.A. concept is that alcoholics are sick people who can recover if they will follow a simple program that has proved successful for more than two million men and women.\nOnce alcoholism has set in, there is nothing morally wrong about being ill. At this stage, free will is not involved, because the sufferer has lost the power of choice over alcohol. The important thing is to face the facts of one's illness and to take advantage of the help that is available. There must also be a desire to get well. Experience shows that the A.A. program will work for all alcoholics who are sincere in their efforts to stop drinking; it usually will not work for those not absolutely certain that they want to stop.\nHow can I tell if I am really an alcoholic?\nOnly you can make that decision. Many who are now in A.A. have previously been told that they were not alcoholics, that all they needed was more willpower, a change of scenery, more rest, or a few new hobbies in order to straighten out. These same finally turned to A.A. because they felt, deep down inside, that alcohol had them licked and that they were ready to try anything that would free them from the compulsion to drink.\nSome of these men and women went through terrifying experiences with alcohol before they were ready to admit that alcohol was not for them. They became derelicts, stole, lied, cheated, and even killed while they were drinking. They took advantage of their employers and abused their families. They were completely unreliable in their relations with others. They wasted their material, mental, and spiritual assets.\nMany others with far less tragic records have turned to A.A., too. They have never been jailed or hospitalized. Their too-heavy drinking may not have been noticed by their closest relatives and friends. But they knew enough about alcoholism as a progressive illness to scare them. They joined A.A. before they had paid too heavy a price.\nThere is a saying in A.A. that there is no such thing as being a little bit alcoholic. Either you are, or you are not. And only the individual involved can say whether or not alcohol has become an unmanageable problem.\nCan an alcoholic ever drink 'normally' again?\nSo far as can be determined, no one who has become an alcoholic has ever ceased to be an alcoholic. The mere fact of abstaining from alcohol for months or even years has never qualified an alcoholic to drink \"normally\" or socially. Once the individual has crossed the borderline from heavy drinking to irresponsible alcoholic drinking, there seems to be no retreat. Few alcoholics deliberately try to drink themselves into trouble, but trouble seems to be the inevitable consequence of an alcoholic's drinking. After quitting for a period, the alcoholic may feel it is safe to try a few beers or a few glasses of light wine. This can mislead the person into drinking only with meals. But it is not too long before the alcoholic is back in the old pattern of too-heavy drinking - in spite of all efforts to set limits for only moderate, social drinking.\nThe answer, based on A.A. experience, is that if you are an alcoholic, you will never be able to control your drinking for any length of time. That leaves two paths open: to let your drinking become worse and worse with all the damaging results that follow, or to quit completely and to develop a new pattern of sober, constructive living.\nCan't an A.A. member drink even beer?\nThere are, of course, no musts in A.A., and no one checks up on members to determine whether or not they are drinking anything. The answer to this question is that if a person is an alcoholic, touching alcohol in any form cannot be risked. Alcohol is alcohol whether it is found in a martini, a Scotch and soda, a bourbon and branch water, a glass of champagne - or a short beer. For the alcoholic, one drink of alcohol in any form is likely to be too much, and twenty drinks are not enough.\nTo be sure of sobriety, alcoholics simply have to stay away from alcohol, regardless of the quantity, mixture, or concentration they may think they can control.\nObviously, few persons are going to get drunk on one or two bottles of beer. The alcoholic knows this as well as the next person. But alcoholics may convince themselves that they are simply going to take two or three beers and then quit for the day. Occasionally, they may actually follow this program for a number of days or weeks, Eventually, they decide that as long as they are drinking, they may as well \"do a good job.\" So they increase their consumption of beer or wine. Or they switch to hard liquor. And again, they are back where they started.\nI can stay sober quite a while between binges; how can I tell whether I need A.A.?\nMost A.A.s will say that it's how you drink, not how often, that determines whether or not you are an alcoholic. Many problem drinkers can go weeks, months, and occasionally years between their bouts with liquor. During their periods of sobriety, they may not give alcohol a second thought. Without mental or emotional effort, they are able to take it or leave it alone, and they prefer to leave it alone.\nThen, for some unaccountable reason, or for no reason at all, they go off on a first-class binge.\nThey neglect job, family, and other civic and social responsibilities. The spree may last a single night, or it may be prolonged for days or weeks. When it is over, the drinker is usually weak and remorseful, determined never to let it happen again. But it does happen again.\nThis type of \"periodic\" drinking is baffling, not only to those around the drinker, but also to the person still drinking. He or she cannot understand why there should be so little interest in alcohol during the periods between binges, or so little control over it once the drinking starts.\nThe periodic drinker may or may not be an alcoholic. But if drinking has become unmanageable and if the periods between binges are becoming shorter, chances are the time has come to face up to the problem. If the person is ready to admit to being an alcoholic, then the first step has been taken toward the continuing sobriety enjoyed by thousands upon thousands of A.A.s.\nOthers say I am not an alcoholic. But my drinking seems to be getting worse. Should I join A.A.?\nMany members of A.A., during their drinking days, were assured by relatives, friends, and doctors that they were not alcoholics. The alcoholic usually adds to the problem by an unwillingness to realistically face the facts of drinking. By not being completely honest, the problem drinker makes it difficult for a doctor to provide any help. The amazing thing, in fact, is that so many doctors have been able to penetrate the typical problem drinker's deceptions and diagnose the problem correctly.\nIt cannot be emphasized too often that the important decision - am I an alcoholic? - has to be made by the drinker. Only he or she - not the doctor, the family, or friends - can make it. But once it is made, half the battle for sobriety is won. If the question is left to others to decide, the alcoholic may be dragging out needlessly the dangers and misery of uncontrollable drinking.\nCan a person achieve sobriety all alone by reading A.A. literature?\nA few people have stopped drinking after reading Alcoholics Anonymous, the A.A. \"Big Book,\" which sets forth the basic principles of the recovery program. But nearly all of those who were in a position to do so promptly sought out other alcoholics with whom to share their experience and sobriety.\nThe A.A. program works best for the individual when it is recognized and accepted as a program involving other people. Working with other alcoholics in the local A.A. group, problem drinkers seem to learn more about their problem and how to handle it. They find themselves surrounded by others who share their past experiences, their present problems, and their hopes. They shed the feelings of loneliness that may have been an important factor in their compulsion to drink.\nWon't everyone know I am an alcoholic if I come into A.A.?\nAnonymity is and always has been the basis of the A.A. program. Most members, after they have been in A.A. awhile, have no particular objection if the word gets around that they have joined a fellowship that enables them to stay sober. Traditionally, A.A.s never disclose their association with the movement in print, on the air, or through any other public media. And no one has the right to break the anonymity of another member.\nThis means that the newcomer can turn to A.A. with the assurance that no newfound friends will violate confidences relating to his or her drinking problem. The older members of the group appreciate how the newcomer feels. They can remember their own fears about being identified publicly with what seems to be a terrifying word - \"alcoholic.\"\nOnce in A.A., newcomers may be slightly amused at those past worries about its becoming generally known that they have stopped drinking. When alcoholics drink, news of their escapades travels with remarkable speed. Most alcoholics have made names for themselves as full-fledged drunks by the time they turn to A.A. Their drinking, with rare exceptions, is not likely to be a well-kept secret. Under these circumstances, it would be unusual indeed if the good news of the alcoholic's continuing sobriety did not also cause comment.\nWhatever the circumstances, no disclosure of the newcomer's affiliation with A.A. can rightfully made by anyone but the newcomer, and then only in such a way that the Fellowship will not be harmed.\nHow can I get along in business, where I have to make a lot of social contacts, if I don't drink?\nSocial drinking has become an accepted part of business enterprise in many fields these days. Many contacts with customers and prospective customers are timed to coincide with occasions when cocktails, highballs, or cordials seem the appropriate order of the day or night. Many now in A.A. would be the first to concede that they had often transacted important business in bars, cocktail lounges, or hotel rooms or even during parties in private homes.\nIt is surprising, however, how much of the world's work is accomplished without the benefit of alcohol. It is equally surprising to many alcoholics to discover how many recognized leaders in business, industry, professional life, and the arts have attained success without dependence on alcohol.\nIn fact, many who are now sober in A.A. admit that they used \"business contacts\" as one of several excuses for drinking. Now that they no longer drink, they find that they can actually accomplish more than they used to. Sobriety has proved no hindrance to their ability to win friends and influence people who might contribute to their economic success.\nThis does not mean that all A.A.s suddenly avoid their friends or business associates who drink. If a friend wants a cocktail or two before lunch, the A.A. will usually take a soft drink, coffee, or one of the popular juices. If the A.A. is invited to a cocktail party being given for business reasons, there will generally be no hesitation about attending. The alcoholic knows from experience that most of the other guests are concerned with their own drinks, and are not likely to care particularly what anyone else happens to be drinking.\nWhile beginning to take pride in the quality and quantity of work on the job, the newcomer to A.A. is likely to find that the payoff in most lines of business is still based on performance. This was not always apparent in the drinking days. The alcoholic may then have been convinced that charm, ingenuity, and conviviality were the chief keys to business success. While these qualities are undoubtedly helpful to the person who drinks in a controlled manner, they are not enough for the alcoholic, if only because the latter, while drinking, is inclined to assign to them far more importance than they deserve.\nWill A.A. work for the person who has really 'hit bottom'?\nThe record shows that A.A. will work for almost anyone who really wants to stop drinking, no matter what the person's economic or social background may be. A.A. today includes among its members many who have been on skid row, in jails, and in other public institutions.\nThe down-and-outer is at no disadvantage in coming to A.A. His or her basic problem, the thing that has made life unmanageable, is identical with the central problem of every other member of A.A. The worth of a member in A.A. is not judged on the basis of the clothes worn, the handling of language, or the size (or existence) of the bank balance. The only thing that counts in A.A. is whether or not the newcomer really wants to stop drinking. If the desire is there, the person will be welcomed. Chances are, the most rugged drinking story the new member could tell will be topped by an amazing number of people in the group, with similar backgrounds and experiences.\nDo alcoholics who are already sober ever join A.A.?\nMost men and women turn to A.A. when they hit the low point in their drinking careers. But this is not always the case. A number of persons have joined the Fellowship long after they have had what they hoped was their last drink. One person, recognizing that alcohol could not be controlled, had been dry for six or seven years before becoming a member. Self-enforced sobriety had not been a happy experience. Rising tension and a series of upsets over minor problems of daily living were about to lead to further experiments with alcohol, when a friend suggested that A.A. should be inves- tigated. Since then, this person has been a member for many years, and says there is no comparison between the happy sobriety of today and the self-pitying sobriety of yesterday.\nOthers report similar experiences. While they know that it is possible to stay grimly sober for considerable periods of time, they say that it is much easier for them to enjoy and strengthen their sobriety when they meet and work with other alcoholics in A.A. Like most members of the human race, they see little point in deliberately doing things the hard way. Given the choice of sobriety with or without A.A., they deliberately choose A.A.\nWhy is A.A. interested in problem drinkers?\nMembers of A.A. have a selfish interest in offering a helping hand to other alcoholics who have not yet achieved sobriety. First, they know from experience that this type of activity, usually referred to as \"Twelfth Step work,\" helps them to stay sober. Their lives now have a great and compelling interest. Very likely, reminders of their own previous experience with alcohol help them to avoid the overconfidence that could lead to a relapse. Whatever the explanation, A.A.s who give freely of their time and effort to help other alcoholics seldom have trouble preserving their own sobriety.\nA.A.s are anxious to help problem drinkers for a second reason: It gives them an opportunity to square their debt to those who helped them. It is the only practical way in which the individual's debt to A.A. can ever be repaid. The A.A. member knows that sobriety cannot be bought and that there is no long-term lease on it. The A.A. does know, however, that a new way of life without alcohol may be had simply for the asking, if it is honestly wanted and willingly shared with those who follow.\nTraditionally, A.A. never \"recruits\" members, never urges that anyone should become a member, and never solicits or accepts outside funds.\nThe Fellowship of A.A.\nIf the newcomer is satisfied that he or she is an alcoholic and that A.A. may be able to help, then a number of specific questions about the nature, structure, and history of the movement itself usually come up. Here are some of the most common ones.\nThere are two practical ways to describe A.A. The first is the familiar description of purposes and objectives that appears earlier:\n\"Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.\"\nThe \"common problem\" is alcoholism. The men and women who consider themselves members of A.A. are, and always will be, alcoholics, even though they may have other addictions. They have finally recognized that they are no longer able to handle alcohol in any form; they now stay away from it completely. The important thing is that they do not try to deal with the problem single-handedly. They bring the problem out into the open with other alcoholics. This sharing of \"experience, strength and hope\" seems to be the key element that makes it possible for them to live without alcohol and, in most cases, without even wanting to drink.\nThe second way to describe Alcoholics Anonymous is to outline the structure of the Society. Numerically, A.A. consists of more than 2,000,000 men and women, in more than 180 countries. These people meet in local groups that range in size from a handful of ex-drinkers in some localities to many hundreds in larger communities.\nIn the populous metropolitan areas, there may be scores of neighborhood groups, each holding its own regular meetings. Many A.A. meetings are open to the public; some groups also hold \"closed meetings,\" where members are encouraged to discuss problems that might not be fully appreciated by nonalcoholics.\nThe local group is the core of the A.A. Fellowship. Its open meetings welcome alcoholics and their families in an atmosphere of friendliness and helpfulness. There are now more than 114,000 groups throughout the world, including hundreds in hospitals, prisons, and other institutions.\nHow did A.A. get started?\nAlcoholics Anonymous had its beginnings in Akron, Ohio, in 1935 when a New Yorker on business there and successfully sober for the first time in years sought out another alcoholic. During his few months of sobriety, the New Yorker had noticed that his desire to drink lessened when he tried to help other drunks to get sober. In Akron, he was directed to a local doctor with a drinking problem. Working together, the businessman and the doctor found that their ability to stay sober seemed closely related to the amount of help and encouragement they were able to give other alcoholics.\nFor four years, the new movement, nameless and without any organization or descriptive literature, grew slowly. Groups were established in Akron, New York, Cleveland, and a few other centers.\nIn 1939, with the publication of the book Alcoholics Anonymous, from which the Fellowship derived its name, and as the result of the help of a number of nonalcoholic friends, the Society began to attract national and international attention.\nA service office was opened in New York City to handle the thousands of inquiries and requests for literature that pour in each year.\nAre there any rules in A.A.?\nThe absence of rules, regulations, or musts is one of the unique features of A.A. as a local group and as a worldwide fellowship. There are no bylaws that say a member has to attend a certain number of meetings within a given period.\nUnderstandably, most groups have an unwritten tradition that anyone who is still drinking, and boisterous enough to disturb a meeting, may be asked to leave; the same person will be welcomed back at any time when not likely to disrupt a meeting. Meanwhile, members of the group will do their best to help bring sobriety to the person if there is a sincere desire to stop drinking.\nWhat does membership in A.A. cost?\nMembership in A.A. involves no financial obligations of any kind. The A.A. program of recovery from alcoholism is available to anyone who has a desire to stop drinking, whether he or she is flat broke or the possessor of millions.\nMost local groups \"pass the hat\" at meetings to defray the cost of renting a meeting place and other meeting expenses, including coffee, sandwiches, cakes, or whatever else may be served. In a large majority of the groups, part of the money thus collected is voluntarily contributed to A.A.'s national and international services. These group funds are used exclusively for services designed to help new and established groups and to spread the word of the A.A. recovery program to \"the many alcoholics who still don't know.\"\nThe important consideration is that membership in A.A. is in no way contingent upon financial support of the Fellowship. Many A.A. groups have, in fact, placed strict limitations on the amount that can be contributed by any member. A.A. is entirely self-supporting, and no outside contributions are accepted.\nWho runs A.A.?\nA.A. has no officers or executives who wield power or authority over the Fellowship. There is no \"government\" in A.A. It is obvious, however, that even in an informal organization, certain jobs have to be done. In the local group, for example, someone has to arrange for a suitable meeting place; meetings have to be scheduled and programmed; provision has to be made for serving the coffee and snacks that contribute so much to the informal comradeship of A.A. gatherings; many groups also consider it wise to assign to someone the responsibility of keeping in touch with the national and international development of A.A.\nWhen a local group is first formed, self-appointed workers may take over responsibility for these tasks, acting informally as servants of the group. As soon as possible, however, these responsibilities are, by election, rotated to others in the group for limited periods of service. A typical A.A. group may have a chairperson, a secretary, a program committee, a food committee, a treasurer, and a general service representative who acts for the group at regional or area meetings. Newcomers who have a reasonable period of sobriety behind them are urged to take part in handling group responsibilities.\nAt the national and international levels, there are also specific jobs to be done. Literature has to be written, printed, and distributed to groups and individuals who ask for it. Inquiries from both new and established groups have to be answered. Individual requests for information about A.A. and its program of recovery from alcoholism have to be filled. Assistance and information have to be provided for doctors, members of the clergy, business people, and directors of institutions. Sound public relations must be established and maintained in dealing with press, radio, television, motion pictures, and other communications media.\nTo provide for the sound growth of A.A., early members of the Society, together with nonalcoholic friends, established a custodial board - now known as the General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous. The board serves as the custodian of A.A. Traditions and overall service, and it assumes responsibility for the service standards of A.A.'s General Service Office at New York.\nThe link between the board and the A.A. groups of the U.S. and Canada is the A.A. General Service Conference. The Conference, comprising about 93 delegates from A.A. areas, the 21 trustees on the board, General Service Office staff members, and others, meets for several days each year. The Conference is exclusively a consultative service agency. It has no authority to regulate or govern the Fellowship.\nThus the answer to \"Who runs A.A.?\" is that the Society is a uniquely democratic movement, with no central government and only a minimum of formal organization.\nMost members, before turning to A.A., had already admitted that they could not control their drinking. Alcohol had become a power greater than themselves, and it had been accepted on those terms. A.A. suggests that to achieve and maintain sobriety, alcoholics need to accept and depend upon another Power recognized as greater than themselves. Some alcoholics choose to consider the A.A. group itself as the power greater than themselves; for many others, this Power is God - as they, individually, understand Him; still others rely upon entirely different concepts of a Higher Power.\nSome alcoholics, when they first turn to A.A., have definite reservations about accepting any concept of a Power greater than themselves. Experience shows that, if they will keep an open mind on the subject and keep coming to A.A. meetings, they are not likely to have too difficult a time in working out an acceptable solution to this distinctly personal problem.\nIs A.A. a temperance movement?\nNo. A.A. has no relation to temperance movements. A.A. \"neither endorses nor opposes any causes.\" This phrase, from the widely accepted outline of the purpose of the Society, naturally applies to the question of so-called temperance movements. The alcoholic who has become sober and is attempting to follow the A.A. recovery program has an attitude toward alcohol that might be likened to the attitude of a hayfever sufferer toward goldenrod.\nWhile many A.A.s appreciate that alcohol may be all right for most people, they know it to be poison for them. The average A.A. has no desire to deprive anyone of something that, properly handled, is a source of pleasure. The A.A. merely acknowledges being personally unable to handle the stuff.\nAre there many women alcoholics in A.A.?\nThe number of women who are finding help in A.A. for their drinking problem increases daily. Approximately one-third of present-day members are women; among newcomers, the proportion has been rising steadily. Like the men in the Fellowship, they represent every conceivable social background and pattern of drinking.\nThe general feeling seems to be that a woman alcoholic faces special problems. Because society has tended to apply different standards to the behavior of women, some women may feel that a greater stigma is attached to their uncontrolled use of alcohol.\nA.A. makes no distinctions of this type. Whatever her age, social standing, financial status, or education, the woman alcoholic, like her male counterpart, can find understanding and help in A.A. Within the local group setup, women A.A.s play the same significant roles that men do.\nAre there many young people in A.A.?\nOne of the most heartening trends in the growth of A.A. is the fact that more and more young men and women are being attracted to the program before their problem drinking results in complete disaster. Now that the progressive nature of alcoholism is better appreciated, these young people recognize that, if one is an alcoholic, the best time to arrest the illness is in its early stages.\nIn the first days of the movement, it was commonly thought that the only logical candidates for A.A. were those men and women who had lost their jobs, had hit skid row, had completely disrupted their family lives, or had otherwise isolated themselves from normal social relationships over a period of years.\nToday, many of the young people turning to A.A. are in their twenties. Some are still in their teens. The majority of them still have jobs and families. Many have never been jailed or committed to institutions. But they have seen the handwriting on the wall. They recognize that they are alcoholics, and they see no point in letting alcoholism run its inevitable disastrous course with them.\nTheir need for recovery is just as compelling as that of the older men and women who had no opportunity to turn to A.A. in their youth. Once they are in A.A., the young people and the oldsters are rarely conscious of their age differentials. In A.A., both groups start a new life from the same milestone - their last drink.\nThe local group meeting is the center and heart of the A.A. Fellowship. It is, in many ways, a unique type of gathering and one that is likely to seem strange to the newcomer. The questions and answers that follow suggest how the A.A. meeting functions and how the newcomer fits into the group picture.\nHow does a person join A.A.?\nNo one \"joins\" A.A. in the usual sense of the term. No application for membership has to be filled out. In fact, many groups do not even keep membership records. There are no initiation fees, no dues, no assessments of any kind.\nMost people become associated with A.A. simply by attending the meetings of a particular local group. Their introduction to A.A. may have come about in one of several ways. Having come to the point in their drinking where they sincerely wanted to stop, they may have gotten in touch with A.A. voluntarily. They may have called the local A.A. office listed in the phone book, or they may have written to the General Service Office, Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163.\nOthers may have been guided to a local A.A. group by a friend, relative, doctor, or spiritual adviser.\nUsually, a newcomer to A.A. has had an opportunity to talk to one or more local members before attending the first meeting. This provides an opportunity to learn how A.A. has helped these people. The beginner gets facts about alcoholism and A.A. that help to determine whether he or she is honestly prepared to give up alcohol. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.\nThere are no membership drives in A.A. If, after attending several meetings, the newcomer decides A.A. is not for him or for her, no one will urge continuation in the association. There may be suggestions about keeping an open mind on the subject, but no one in A.A. will try to make up newcomers' minds for them. Only the alcoholic concerned can answer the question \"Do I need Alcoholics Anonymous?\"\nWhat is an 'open' meeting?\nAn open meeting of A.A. is a group meeting that any member of the community, alcoholic or nonalcoholic, may attend. The only obligation is that of not disclosing the names of A.A. members outside the meeting.\nA typical open meeting will usually have a \"leader\" and other speakers. The leader opens and closes the meeting and introduces each speaker. With rare exceptions, the speakers at an open meeting are A.A. members. Each, in turn, may review some individual drinking experiences that led to joining A.A. The speaker may also give his or her interpretation of the recovery program and suggest what sobriety has meant personally. All views expressed are purely personal, since all members of A.A. speak only for themselves.\nMost open meetings conclude with a social period during which coffee, soft drinks, and cakes or cookies are served.\nWhat is a 'closed' meeting?\nA closed meeting is limited to members of the local A.A. group, or visiting members from other groups. The purpose of the closed meeting is to give members an opportunity to discuss particular phases of their alcoholic problem that can be understood best only by other alcoholics.\nThese meetings are usually conducted with maximum informality, and all members are encouraged to participate in the discussions. The closed meetings are of particular value to the newcomer, since they provide an opportunity to ask questions that may trouble a beginner, and to get the benefit of \"older\" members' experience with the recovery program.\nMay I bring relatives or friends to an A.A. meeting?\nIn most places, anyone interested in A.A., whether a member or not, is welcome at open meetings of A.A. groups.* Newcomers, in particular, are invited to bring wives, husbands, or friends to these meetings, since their understanding of the recovery program may be an important factor in helping the alcoholic to achieve and maintain sobriety. Many wives and husbands attend as frequently as their spouses and take an active part in the social activities of the local group.\n*Consult the group for local custom.\n(It will be recalled that \"closed\" meetings are traditionally limited to alcoholics.)\nHow often do A.A. members have to attend meetings?\nAbraham Lincoln was once asked how long a man's legs should be. The classic answer was: \"Long enough to reach the ground.\"\nA.A. members don't have to attend any set number of meetings in a given period. It is purely a matter of individual preference and need. Most members arrange to attend at least one meeting a week. They feel that is enough to satisfy their personal need for contact with the program through a local group. Others attend a meeting nearly every night, in areas where such opportunities are available. Still others may go for relatively long periods without meetings.\nThe friendly injunction \"Keep coming to meetings,\" so frequently heard by the newcomer, is based on the experience of the great majority of A.A.s, who find that the quality of their sobriety suffers when they stay away from meetings for too long. Many know from experience that if they do not come to meetings, they may get drunk and that if they are regular in attendance, they seem to have no trouble staying sober.\nNewcomers particularly seem to benefit from exposure to a relatively large number of meetings (or other A.A. contacts) during their first weeks and months in a group. By multiplying their opportunities to meet and hear other A.A.s whose drinking experience parallels their own, they seem to be able to strengthen their own understanding of the program and what it can give them.\nNearly all alcoholics, at one time or another, have tried to stay sober on their own. For most, the experience has not been particularly enjoyable - or successful. So long as attendance at meetings helps the alcoholic to maintain sobriety, and to have fun at the same time, it seems to be good sense to be guided by the experience of those who \"keep coming to meetings.\"\nDo A.A.s have to attend meetings for the rest of their lives?\nNot necessarily, but - as one member has suggested - \"Most of us want to, and some of us may need to.\"\nMost alcoholics don't like to be told that they have to do anything for any extended period of time. At first glance, the prospect of having to attend A.A. meetings for all the years of the foreseeable future may seem a heavy load.\nThe answer, again, is that no one has to do anything in A.A. There is always a choice between doing and not doing a thing - including the crucial choice of whether or not to seek sobriety through A.A.\nThe primary reason an alcoholic has for attending meetings of an A.A. group is to get help in staying sober today - not tomorrow or next week or ten years from now. Today, the immediate present, is the only period in life that the A.A. can do something about. A.A.s do not worry about tomorrow, or about \"the rest of their lives.\" The important thing for them is to maintain their sobriety now. They will take care of the future when it arrives.\nSo the A.A. who wants to do everything possible to insure sobriety today will probably keep going to meetings. But attendance will always be on the basis of taking care of present sobriety. As long as the approach to A.A. is on this basis, no activity, including attendance at meetings, can ever resemble a long-term obligation.\nHow will I be able to find the time for A.A. meetings, work with other alcoholics, and other A.A. activities?\nDuring our drinking days, most of us somehow managed to minimize the importance of time when there was alcohol to be consumed. Yet the newcomer to A.A. is occasionally dismayed to learn that sobriety will make some demands on time, too. If the beginner is a typical alcoholic, there will be an urge to make up \"lost time\" in a hurry - to work diligently at a job, to indulge in the pleasures of a homelife too long neglected, to devote time to church or civic affairs. What else is sobriety for, the new member may ask, but to lead a full, normal life, great chunks of it at a time?\nA.A., however, is not something that can be taken like a pill. The experience of those who have been successful in the recovery program is worth considering. Almost without exception, the men and women who find their sobriety most satisfying are those who attend meetings regularly, never hesitate to work with other alcoholics seeking help, and take more than a casual interest in the other activities of their groups. They are men and women who recall realistically and honestly the aimless hours spent in bars, the days lost from work, the decreased efficiency, and the remorse that accompanied hangovers on the morning after.\nBalanced against such memories as these, the few hours spent in underwriting and strengthening their sobriety add up to a small price indeed.\nCan newcomers join A.A. outside their own community?\nThis question is sometimes raised by persons who seem to have perfectly valid reasons for not wanting to risk identification as alcoholics by any of their neighbors. They may, for example, have employers who are totally unfamiliar with the A.A. program and potentially hostile to anyone who admits the existence of a drinking problem. They may wish desperately to be associated with A.A. as a means of gaining and maintaining sobriety. But they may hesitate to turn to a group in their own community.\nThe answer to the question is that a person is free to join an A.A. group anywhere he or she may choose. Obviously, it is more convenient to join the nearest group. It may also be the most straightforward approach to the individual's problem. The person who turns to A.A. for help is usually, but not always, pretty well identified as a drunk. Inevitably, the good news of this person's sobriety is bound to spread, too. Few employers or neighbors are likely to resent the source of their worker's or friend's continued sobriety, whether it centers in a local A.A. group or one located fifty miles away.\nFew people these days are fired from their jobs or ostracized socially because they are sober. If the experience of many thousands of A.A.s is a reliable guide, the best approach for the newcomer is to seek help in the nearest group before beginning to worry about the reactions of others.\nIf I come into A.A., won't I miss a lot of friends and a lot of fun?\nThe best answer to this is the experience of the hundreds of thousands of men and women who have already come into A.A. In general, their attitude is that they did not enjoy real friendships or real fun until they joined A.A. Their point of view on both has changed.\nMany alcoholics discover that their best friends are delighted to see them face up to the fact that they cannot handle alcohol. No one wants to see a friend continue to hurt.\nNaturally, it is important to distinguish between friendships and casual barroom acquaintanceships. The alcoholic is likely to have many acquaintances whose conviviality may be missed for a while. But their place will be taken by the hundreds of A.A.s the newcomer will meet - men and women who offer understanding acceptance, and help in sustaining sobriety at all times.\nFew members of A.A. would trade the fun that comes with sobriety for what seemed to be fun while they were drinking.\nUpon attending only a few meetings, the newcomer is sure to hear references to such things as \"the Twelve Steps,\" \"the Twelve Traditions,\" \"slips,\" \"the Big Book,\" and other expressions characteristic of A.A. The following paragraphs describe these factors and suggest why they are mentioned frequently by A.A. speakers.\nWhat are the 'Twelve Steps'?\nThe \"Twelve Steps\" are the core of the A.A. program of personal recovery from alcoholism. They are not abstract theories; they are based on the trial-and-error experience of early members of A.A. They describe the attitudes and activities that these early members believe were important in helping them to achieve sobriety. Acceptance of the \"Twelve Steps\" is not mandatory in any sense.\nExperience suggests, however, that members who make an earnest effort to follow these Steps and to apply them in daily living seem to get far more out of A.A. than do those members who seem to regard the Steps casually. It has been said that it is virtually impossible to follow all the Steps literally, day in and day out. While this may be true, in the sense that the Twelve Steps represent an approach to living that is totally new for most alcoholics, many A.A. members feel that the Steps are a practical necessity if they are to maintain their sobriety.\nHere is the text of the Twelve Steps, which first appeared in Alcoholics Anonymous, the A.A. book of experience:\nWe admitted we were powerless over alcohol -that our lives had become unmanageable\nWhat are the 'Twelve Traditions'?\nThe \"Twelve Traditions\" of A.A. are suggested principles to insure the survival and growth of the thousands of groups that make up the Fellowship. They are based on the experience of the groups themselves during the critical early years of the movement.\nThe Traditions are important to both oldtimers and newcomers as reminders of the true foundations of A.A. as a society of men and women whose primary concern is to maintain their own sobriety and help others to achieve sobriety:\nWhat are 'slips'?\nOccasionally a man or women who has been sober through A.A. will get drunk. In A.A. a relapse of this type is commonly known as a \"slip.\" It may occur during the first few weeks or months of sobriety or after the alcoholic has been dry a number of years.\nNearly all A.A.s who have been through this experience say that slips can be traced to specific causes. They deliberately forgot that they had admitted they were alcoholics and got overconfident about their ability to handle alcohol. Or they stayed away from A.A. meetings or from informal association with other A.A.s. Or they let themselves become too involved with business or social affairs to remember the importance of being sober. Or they let themselves become tired and were caught with their mental and emotional defenses down.\nIn other words, most \"slips\" don't just happen.\nDoes A.A. have a basic 'textbook'?\nThe Fellowship has four books that are generally accepted as \"textbooks.\" The first is Alcoholics Anonymous, also known as \"the Big Book,\" originally published in 1939, revised in 1955, 1976 and 2001. It records the personal stories of 42 representative problem drinkers who achieved stable sobriety for the first time through A.A. It also records the suggested steps and principles that early members believed were responsible for their ability to overcome the compulsion to drink.\nThe second book is Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, published in 1953. It is an interpretation, by Bill W., a co-founder, of the principles that have thus far assured the continuing survival of individuals and groups within A.A.\nA third book, Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age, published in 1957, is a brief history of the first two decades of the Fellowship.\nThe fourth is As Bill Sees It (formerly titled The A.A. Way of Life, a reader by Bill). This is a selection of Bill W.'s writings.\nThese books may be purchased through local A.A. groups or ordered direct from Alcoholics Anonymous, Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163.\nWhat is 'the 24-hour program'?\n\"The 24-hour program\" is a phrase used to describe a basic A.A. approach to the problem of staying sober. A.A.s never swear off alcohol for life, never take pledges committing themselves not to take a drink \"tomorrow.\" By the time they turned to A.A. for help, they had discovered that, no matter how sincere they may have been in promising themselves to abstain from alcohol \"in the future,\" somehow they forgot the pledge and got drunk. The compulsion to drink proved more powerful than the best intentions not to drink.\nThe A.A. member recognizes that the biggest problem is to stay sober now! The current 24 hours is the only period the A.A. can do anything about as far as drinking is concerned. Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow never comes. \"But today,\" the A.A. says, \"today, I will not take a drink. I may be tempted to take a drink tomorrow - and perhaps I will. But tomorrow is something to worry about when it comes. My big problem is not to take a drink during this 24 hours.\nAlong with the 24-hour program, A.A. emphasizes the importance of three slogans that have probably been heard many times by the newcomer before joining A.A. These slogans are: \"Easy Does It,\" \"Live and Let Live,\" and \"First Things First.\" By making these slogans a basic part of the attitude toward problems of daily living, the average A.A. is usually helped substantially in the attempt to live successfully without alcohol.\nWhat is the A.A. Grapevine?\nThe Grapevine is a monthly pocket-size magazine published for members and friends who seek further sharing of A.A. experience. The only international journal of the Society, the Grapevine is edited by a staff made up entirely of A.A.s.\nSingle copies of the magazine are usually available each month at meetings of local groups, but most readers prefer to receive their copies on a regular subscription basis. In the U.S. the cost of annual subscription is $20.00, slightly more in Canada; single copies are $2.00.\nWhy doesn't A.A. seem to work for some people?\nThe answer is that A.A. will work only for those who admit that they are alcoholics, who honestly want to stop drinking - and who are able to keep those facts uppermost in their minds at all times.\nA.A. usually will not work for the man or woman who has reservations about whether or not he or she is an alcoholic, or who clings to the hope of being able to drink normally again.\nMost medical authorities say no one who is an alcoholic can ever drink normally again. The alcoholic must admit and accept this cardinal fact. Coupled with this admission and acceptance must be the desire to stop drinking.\nAfter they have been sober a while in A.A., some people tend to forget that they are alcoholics, with all that this diagnosis implies. Their sobriety makes them overconfident, and they decide to experiment with alcohol again. The results of such experiments are, for the alcoholic, completely predictable. Their drinking invariably becomes progressively worse.\nNewcomers' Questions\nA.A. has but one primary purpose, although it may indirectly be responsible for other benefits. The following are questions that are occasionally asked by newcomers to the Fellowship.\nWill A.A. help me financially?\nMany alcoholics, by the time they turn to A.A. for help with their drinking problems, have also accumulated substantial financial problems. Not unnaturally, some may cherish the hope that A.A. may in some way be able to help them with more pressing financial obligations.\nVery early in A.A. experience as a society, it was discovered that money or the lack of it had nothing to do with the newcomer's ability to achieve sobriety and work his or her way out of the many problems that had been complicated by excessive use of alcohol.\nThe absence of money - even with a heavy burden of debts - seemed to prove no hindrance to the alcoholic who honestly and sincerely wanted to face up to the realities of a life without alcohol. Once the big problem of alcohol had been cleared away, the other problems, including those related to finances, seemed to work out, too. Some A.A.s have made sensational financial comebacks in relatively brief periods. For others, the road has been hard and long. The basic answer to this question is that A.A. exists for just one purpose, and that purpose is in no way related to material prosperity or the lack thereof.\nThere is nothing to prevent any member of a group from staking a newcomer to a meal, a suit of clothes, or even a cash loan. That is a matter for individual decision and discretion. It would, however, be misleading if an alcoholic gets the impression that A.A. is any sort of moneyed charity organization.\nWill A.A. help me straighten out my family troubles?\nAlcohol is frequently a complicating factor in family life, magnifying petty irritations, exposing character defects, and contributing to financial problems. Many men and women, by the time they turn to A.A., have managed to make a complete mess of their family lives.\nSome newcomers to A.A., suddenly aware of their own contributions to chaos, are eager and enthusiastic about making amends and resuming normal patterns of living with those closest to them. Others, with or without cause, continue to feel bitter resentments toward their families.\nAlmost without exception, newcomers who are sincere in their approach to the A.A. recovery program are successful in mending broken family lives. The bonds that reunite the honest alcoholic with family members are often stronger than ever before. Sometimes, of course, irreparable damage has been done, and a totally new approach to family life has to be developed. But generally, the story is one with a happy ending.\nExperience suggests that the alcoholic who comes to A.A. solely to keep peace in the family, and not because of an honest desire to stop drinking, may have difficulty achieving sobriety. The sincere desire for sobriety should come first. Once sober, the alcoholic will find that many of the other problems of daily living can be approached realistically and with very good chance of success.\nDoes A.A. operate hospitals or rest homes for alcoholics?\nThere are no \"A.A. rest homes or hospitals.\" Traditionally, no professional services or facilities are ever offered or performed under A.A. sponsorship. By adhering to the tradition of avoiding services that others are prepared to render, A.A. thus avoids any possible misunderstanding of its primary purpose, which is to help alcoholics searching for a way of life without alcohol.\nIn some areas, service committees made up of individual A.A. members have made arrangements with local hospitals for the admission of alcoholics who are sponsored by A.A.s as individuals, not as representatives of the Fellowship as a whole.\nIn other areas, individual A.A.s or groups of A.A.s have established rest homes that cater primarily to newcomers to the recovery program. Because of their special understanding of problems confronting the alcoholic, the owners or managers of these homes are often able to help the during the first crucial period of sobriety. But these homes have no connection with A.A. beyond the fact that they may be operated by persons who achieved their own sobriety through A.A. As a movement, A.A. is never affiliated with business enterprises of any description.\nDoes A.A. sponsor any social activity for members?\nMost A.A.s are sociable people, a factor that may have been partially responsible for their becoming alcoholics in the first place. As a consequence, meetings of local A.A. groups tend to be lively affairs.\nA.A. as a fellowship has never developed any formal program of social activities for members, since the sole purpose of the movement is to help alcoholics get sober. In some areas, members, entirely on their own individual responsibility, have opened clubrooms or other facilities for members of the local group. These clubs are traditionally independent of A.A., and great care is usually taken to avoid direct identification with the movement.\nEven where no club exists, it is not uncommon for local groups to arrange anniversary dinners, picnics, parties on New Year's Eve and other special occasions, and similar affairs. In some large cities, A.A.s meet regularly for lunch and sponsor informal get-togethers over weekends.\nWhat do medical authorities think of A.A.?\nAlso see pamphlet: \"A.A. as a Resource for the Health Care Professional\"\nFrom its earliest days, A.A. has enjoyed the friendship and support of doctors who were familiar with its program of recovery from alcoholism. Doctors, perhaps better than any other group, are in a position to appreciate how unreliable other approaches to the problem of alcoholism have been in the past. A.A. has never been advanced as the only answer to the problem, but the A.A. recovery program has worked so often, after other methods have failed, that doctors today are frequently the most outspoken boosters for the program in their communities.\nSome measure of the medical profession's attitude toward A.A. was suggested in 1951 when the American Public Health Association named Alcoholics Anonymous as one of the recipients of the famed Lasker Awards in \"formal recognition of A.A.'s success in treating alcoholism as an illness and in blotting out its social stigma.\"\nA.A. is still new (or unknown) in some communities, and not all doctors are familiar with the recovery program. But here are excerpts from comments on A.A. by leading medical authorities:\nIn 1967, the American Medical Association stated that membership in A.A. was still the most effective means of treating alcoholism and quoted Dr. Ruth Fox, an eminent authority on alcoholism and then medical director of the National Council on Alcoholism: \"With its thousands of groups and its 300,000 recovered alcoholics [now upwards of 2,000,000], A.A. has undoubtedly reached more cases than all the rest of us together. For patients who can and will accept it, A.A. may be the only form of therapy needed.\"\n\"I have the utmost respect for the work A.A. is doing, for its spirit, for its essential philosophy of mutual helpfulness. I lose no opportunity to express my endorsement publicly and privately where it is of any concern.\"\nKarl Menninger, M.D. Menninger Foundation\n\"Perhaps the most effective treatment in the rehabilitation of the alcoholic is a philosophy of living which is compatible with the individual and his family, an absorbing faith in himself which comes only after he has learned to understand himself, and a close association with others whose experiences parallel his own. The physician's cooperation with Alcoholics Anonymous is one way of obtaining these things for his patient.\"\nMarvin A. Block, M.D., member of the American Medical Association's Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence\nWhat do religious leaders think of A.A.?\nAlso see pamphlet: \"Members of the Clergy Ask About A.A.\"\nProbably no lay movement of modern times has been more richly endowed than A.A. with the support of the clergy of all the great faiths. Like the doctors, mankind's spiritual advisers have long been troubled by the problem of alcoholism. Many of these advisers have heard honest people make sincere pledges to abstain from alcohol they could not control - only to see them break those pledges within hours, days, or weeks. Sympathy, understanding, and appeals to conscience have been of little avail to the clergy in their attempts to help the alcoholic.\nThus it is perhaps not surprising that A.A. - although it offers a way of life rather than a way of formal religion - should be embraced so warmly by representatives of many different denominations. Here is how some of them have referred to A.A. in the past:\nThe Directors Bulletin, a Jesuit periodical published at St. Louis, Mo.\n\"Father Dowling of The Queen's Work staff had exceptional opportunity to observe the Alcoholics Anonymous movement.\n\"He found that the keystone of the A.A. therapy includes self-denial, humility, charity, good example, and opportunities for a new pattern of social recreation. All denominations are represented in the movement. Readers can be assured that no article or book on the movement is one-tenth as convincing as is personal contact with an individual or group of A.A.s whose personalities and homes and businesses have been transformed from chaos into sound achievement.\"\nThe Living Church (Episcopal)\n\"Basis of the technique of Alcoholics Anonymous is the truly Christian principle that a man cannot help himself except by helping others. The A.A. plan is described by the members themselves as 'self-insurance.' This self-insurance has resulted in the restoration of physical, mental, and spiritual health and self-respect to hundreds of men and women who would be hopelessly down-and-out without its unique but effective therapy.\"\nWho is responsible for the publicity about A.A.?\nThe A.A. tradition of public relations has always been keyed to attraction rather than promotion. A.A. never seeks publicity but always cooperates fully with responsible representatives of press, radio, television, motion pictures, and other media that seek information about the recovery program.\nAt national and international levels, news of A.A. is made available by the Public Information Committee of the General Service Board. Local committees have also been organized to provide the media with facts about A.A. as a resource for alcoholics in their communities.\nA.A. is deeply grateful to all its friends who have been responsible for the recognition accorded the movement. It is also deeply aware of the fact that the anonymity of members, upon which the program is so dependent, has been respected so faithfully by all media.\nIt should also be noted that within A.A., at A.A. meetings and among themselves, A.A. members are not anonymous.\nA way of life cannot truly be described; it must be lived. Descriptive literature that relies upon broad, inspirational generalities is bound to leave many questions unanswered and many readers not fully satisfied that they have come upon the thing they need and seek. At the other extreme, a catalog of the mechanics and details of a program for living can portray only part of the value of such a program.\nA.A. is a program for a new way of life without alcohol, a program that is working successfully for hundreds of thousands of men and women who approach it and apply it with honesty and sincerity. It is working throughout the world and for men and women in all stations and walks of life.\nPerhaps this pamphlet has answered the main questions, spoken and unspoken, that you may have concerning A.A. Perhaps there are other questions that can be answered, as those in this pamphlet have been, solely on the basis of A.A. experience with the problem of alcoholism. If you have such questions, feel free to get in touch with an A.A. group in or near your community. Or write to General Service Office, Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163.\nA.A. PUBLICATIONS\nComplete order forms available from General Service Office of ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163\nALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (regular, portable, large-print and abridged pocket editions)\nTWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS (regular, soft-cover, large-print, pocket and gift editions)\nAS BILL SEES IT (regular & soft cover editions)\nA.A. 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        "title": "aaron sterns \u00bb \u2018Wolf Creek: Origin\u2019 \u2013 The Prequel Novel is Coming",
        "raw_content": "This is where it begins.\nBefore Wolf Creek 2 hits cinemas, comes an unprecedented venture in Australian horror\u2014a series of prequel novels detailing the formation and rise of our most iconic horror villain. Not only has there never been a sequel to an Australian horror film (as Michael Helms informs me!), but we\u2019ll be simultaneously fleshing out the WC universe in a way never imagined here before.\nAnd who better to depict Mick Taylor\u2019s bloody origin than the sequel\u2019s co-writer? Yes, I can finally announce that my fevre dream imagining of Mick\u2019s horrendous upbringing Wolf Creek: Origin will be published January 2nd from Penguin books (alongside the second in the series\u2014Brett McBean & herr director\u2019s Desolation Game). Plotted out over a crazy lone road trip to John Jarratt\u2019s home town of Aramac in central Queensland, then written in a highly-stressful but surprisingly-enjoyable five months (seriously\u2014five months from conception to deadline), it\u2019s amazing to now have the book in my hands (which resulted in this special moment with N\u2014and no she\u2019s not allowed to read it yet. Or maybe ever, I\u2019m not sure):\nI guess I\u2019m now one of the few writers in this country to be both a novelist and a screenwriter. They\u2019re somewhat diametrically-opposed skillsets in many ways, but I\u2019ve been jumping between the two for some years now so I\u2019m more than happy straddling both fields. Producers/Editors/Agents take note.\nYou\u2019ll soon be able to order Wolf Creek: Origin from the Penguin site, or when it becomes available in stores.\nhttp://www.penguin.com.au/products/9780143566717/origin-wolf-creek-book-1\nhttp://www.penguin.com.au/products/9781742537672/origin-wolf-creek-book-1 (ebook)\nIt\u2019s a shame it\u2019s not available for Christmas, though I\u2019m not sure I want to be responsible for this little shocker at the bottom of someone\u2019s stocking.\nWOLF CREEK: ORIGIN\nNature vs nurture turns out to be a bloodbath\nThe wide open outback offers plenty of space for someone to hide. Or to hide a body.\nWhen wiry youngster Mick Taylor starts as a jackaroo at a remote Western Australian sheep station, he tries to keep his head down among the rough company of the farmhands. But he can\u2019t keep the devils inside him hidden for long.\nIt turns out he\u2019s not the only one with the killer impulse \u2013 and the other psychopaths don\u2019t appreciate competition. Is Cutter, the station\u2019s surly shooter, on to him? And what are the cops really up to as they follow the trail of the dead?\nIn the first of a blood-soaked series of Wolf Creek prequel novels, the cult film\u2019s writer/director Greg McLean and horror writer Aaron Sterns take us back to the beginning, when Mick was a scrawny boy, the only witness to the grisly death of his little sister. Origin provides an unforgettably bloody answer to the question of nature vs nurture. What made Mick Taylor Australian horror\u2019s most terrifying psycho killer?\n\u00ab The \u2018Wolf Creek 2\u2032 trailer in all its headbutting glory (& first reviews)\nMy First Newspaper Interview! \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "We recently asked the ASDP community to share their thoughts on the potential of ASDP and the Olympic Games, particularly given the recent inclusion of skateboarding, surfing, sport climbing and freestyle BMX into Tokyo 2020, and the transition of the UNOSDP to the IOC. Here is what two of our members had to say.\nAs most in the ASDP community will be very aware, there have been some major changes in the Olympic Games with surfing, skateboarding, sport climbing and BMX freestyle added to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games programme. This will hopefully create new opportunities for action sport athletes from developing countries to participate on the global stage. In fact, there are already groups and organisations working to ensure the opportunities and resources are available for action sport athletes from developing nations to attend the Games. See, for example, this story about surfers in Cuba who are making their case to compete in the 2020 Olympics, or this group who are adopting a longterm view and trying to raise funds to develop future surfers in Sierra Leone.\nA major project by Associate Professors Belinda Wheaton and Holly Thorpe (commissioned by the IOC) focused on the processes of Olympic inclusion for these sports, and revealed important implications for action sports in developing nations and growing the diversity of action sports. If you're interested in this report, you can access it here.\nFurthermore, the United Nations Office on Sport for Development and Peace (UNOSDP) has recently been closed with an important transition over to the International Olympic Committee (IOC).\nWhat does all of this mean for our ASDP community? Will the inclusion of more action sports into the Olympic Games, and the transition from UNOSDP to the IOC have implications for existing ASDP organisations or for new groups and projects to emerge?\nAction Sports for Development and the Olympic Games\nA few months ago we asked our ASDP community to comment on what they believe these changes might (should) signal for the ASDP community. In this post we share the opinions of two members of our community: Betty Esperanza (Founder of Skateboards for Hope) and Michael Brooke (Founder of Longboarding for Peace). We really hope others will further contribute to this important and timely conversation by either adding their comments under this article, or emailing us at info@actionsportsfordev.org with your opinions.\nFirst, let's introduce Betty and Michael:\nBetty Esperanza is the Founder of Skateboards For Hope, an organisation currently working in Canada, Cuba, and Uganda. The organisation started in Cuba in 2008, and Betty has been donating and growing the skateboarding scene ever since. In Canada, the organisation donates and develops skateboard programs for First Nations youth. In fact, the First Mohawk ever to compete in World Cup Skateboarding was from Kanesatake, Mohawk Territory, Quebec. In Gulu, Uganda, Skateboards for Hope have helped the number grow from one to 100 in less than 3 years. You can hear more about Skateboards for Hope and the work of Betty in her TedX talk titled 'Can skateboards give hope and break the cycle of poverty?'\nMichael Brooke is Founder of Longboarding for Peace and Publisher of Concrete Wave. We have profiled the work of Michael already on this site, so you can read more about his work using longboarding for peace in Palestine and elsewhere here.\nOk, so now to their thoughts and opinions on this important, timely and somewhat controversial topic:\n1) More action sports (e.g., surfing, skateboarding, sport climbing) are being included into the Olympic programme. What do you think/hope this might mean for future investment and support of ASDP initiatives?\nBetty: I think that collaboration will be a win-win in the long run. It's going to be more sustainable and will allow for more projects to pursue. Combining efforts leads to strengthening the mission. I believe in partnerships that share common goals.\nMichael: I can only hope that the spotlight will generate interest and this in turn will create more ASDP initiatives. But in truth this is tricky thing to speculate on. Back in 1964 the editor of SkateBoarder, John Severson kicked off the first issue with an aim of it becoming an Olympic Sport (\"Today\u2019s skateboarders are founders in this sport, they are pioneers, they are the first. There is no history in skateboarding\u2014it\u2019s being made now\u2014by you.\u201d I then recall ads in SkateBoarder Magazine back in the late 70\u2019s which talked about having skateboarding in the Olympics. Fifty six years later, the vision of skateboarding becoming part of the Olympics is here. Time will tell if it has any impact on issues of peace and creating a better world. In my mind, the Olympics grapple with two distinct yet highly competing issues. One is the need for nations to participate and be a part of the \u201cOlympic Spirit.\u201d Pierre de Coubertin's statement that \"The important thing is not to win, but to take part.\u201d This could be an anthem for skateboarders world wide. The ride is the reward. But there is a much bigger competing side to this. There is huge money in the Olympics and the desire for countries, athletes and major corporations to win is paramount. There are billions on the line. We all know that athletes in the Olympics are under a huge amount of pressure to win. Sometimes they win under dubious circumstances. I can understand weight lifters and sprinters doing everything in their power to gain just a fraction more edge over their competitors. Somehow this drive to win at all costs isn\u2019t really a key part of skateboarding. Don\u2019t get me wrong, I know that skateboarding wrestles with the competitive aspect of things \u2013 but the DNA of skateboarding is different to that gymnastics or soccer. The money will flow into countries that never really considered skateboarding. Now that there is an Olympic opportunity, I sense that there will be lots of skateparks built\u2026 but let\u2019s hope that they also build them with pumptracks. Not everyone that skateboards dreams of \"Olympic Gold\u201d and attaining the highest ollie.\n2) What do you hope the recent transition from UNOSDP to the IOC might mean for the ASDP community, and/or organizations such as your own?\nBetty: I believe that it will provide more resources and opportunities to communities and organizations who will benefit from the combined knowledge, experience and resources to carry out projects. It is exciting to be part of this community knowing we have a voice.\nMichael: Let\u2019s focus on peace through sport. Let\u2019s acknowledge that youth will benefit from learning about balance and flow and the joy that action sports present. So many countries would benefit from the peace that skateboarding gives its riders. Maybe Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia and the USA can just work things out in the skatepark or on a slalom course? Then they can go back to the athletes village and chill.\n3) Do you have any concerns about what this transition might mean for the Sport for Development and Peace sector, and ASDP more specifically?\nBetty: The concerns I have are subjective. Will there be more bureaucracy that will slow down development? I don't know if the processes in place are reasonable and practical. Will the mission be diluted and affect the mission? It would be reassuring if ASDP and IOC would share the goals and processes.\nMichael: I look at this as the cup being half full. I am intrigued by what the effect will be when you put skateboarding on the map in a country like Zaire or Cameroon. Anything that puts a spotlight on skateboarding is welcomed. But let\u2019s leverage this opportunity to tell the world what is truly at the heart and soul of skateboarding and get youth (and their parents!) excited about the freedom skateboarding can give you. Yes, it can get knee deep in sugar water and beef jerky sponsors, but skateboarding is also a highly soulful experience that has a tremendous number of free spirits in its ranks. Built into skateboarding\u2019s DNA are things like questioning authority and non-conformist attitude. This leads to all kinds of exciting and interesting things happening. [But] sometimes governments don\u2019t exactly enjoy the by-products of skateboarding.\n4) What do you think the ASDP community needs to do to get more support and recognition from the IOC towards the power and potential of action sports for development and peace building?\nBetty: For one thing, outline a plan of action that clearly identifies resources and responsibilities. Identify key players strengths and influence. Rally communities and organizations to be the voice with power. Get commitments from partners to actively lobby for ASDP. Demonstrate influence and change whether it be economic or social.\nMichael: Simple. Take two weeks worth of IOC travel, hotel and meal budgets and funnel them into ASDP. That money alone would be enough to start a huge number of initiatives. Or give that money to Skateistan or any of the dozens of really cool non profits that are part of the ASDP community. In fact, wouldn\u2019t it be great if some of the marketing money Nike or Adidas was going to spend on the Olympics could be just given to these amazing organizations. They\u2019d get way more publicity AND everyone would benefit. Note: Longboarding for Peace is NOT a charity or non profit, so anyone from Nike or Adidas reading this can just write a check to... [joking]\n5) If you could speak to those leading this transition, what would you say about the power of ASDP, the sport that you work with in particular, and/or the work your organization is doing?\nBetty: ASDP is essential to the development of sport and peace and has proven economic and social development change. As the Founder of Skateboards For Hope, skateboarding has seen an increase in developing countries without access to skateboarding since most underdeveloped countries do not have access to manufacturing or distribution.\nRight now for example, the past 12 years I have been donating recycled skateboards to children in Cuba. The sport has developed so quickly and with no resources. Proof that there is a necessity to fulfill our mission to share this sport without constraints. A country like Cuba needs support from ASDP to optimize this potential. Skateboards For Hope not only supplies skateboards but a message of hope and peace that unites the world. A playing field without borders. Our story is unique as it's run by one woman living in Montreal, CANADA, Betty Esperanza who has a vision to spread the joy of skateboarding which in turn develops leadership, collaboration and trust among youth. A world of youth empowered by a piece of wood, metal, rubber and sweat.\nMichael: It\u2019s all about the butterclip effect. If you\u2019ve never heard of this effect, it\u2019s simple and it really speaks to the power of small things having enormous consequences. You take the power of the butterfly effect (the idea that a small butterfly flapping its wings can cause a hurricane thousands of miles away) and COMBINE it with the red paper clip affect. The red paper clip affect is based on a guy named Kyle MacDonald who traded a red paper clip for a house. All it took was some creativity and in 14 trades, he took something of relatively no value (less than a penny) and parlayed it into a house. It\u2019s how I started Concrete Wave and it\u2019s how I helped to get a skatepark in Ahousaht, British Columbia built for the cost of a sandwich and a beer. 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        "raw_content": "Jess over at My Reading Dress \u2013 seriously, go follow her! \u2013 tagged me a while ago to do the Gif Tag and I haven\u2019t been able to post it earlier because I have no clue about technology and I couldn\u2019t make the gifs work so I had to investigate a bit. Also, I haven\u2019t read most of the books of the list. I really hope this works out alright so without further ado, let\u2019s get started! Oh, I might have used more than one gif for some of the books...\nThese gifs describe perfectly my reactions while reading this one. I was confused and I didn\u2019t know what was true and what wasn\u2019t. The ending killed my brain.\nI\u2019ve heard good things about this one but I also heard is pretty weird. So, should I read it? And I had no clue this series was gonna be a quartet, so I might wait until the last book is out. I hate waiting, in case you didn\u2019t know =)\n3. Delirium by Lauren Oliver.\nI\u2019m not really interested in reading this one. I've heard good things about it but not so much about the rest of the series so yeah! Not gonna read it. Also, it is a dystopia and right now I\u2019m quite tired of them.\n4. Isla and the Happily Ever After by Stephanie Perkins.\nI want to read this. A lot. But see, I need all my covers to match and so I own Anna and Lola in (American) paperback so I have to wait until Isla comes out in paperback. And yes, I could read it as an e-book but you know that I despise them. Don\u2019t judge.\n5. The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken.\nThe ending of this book was good and enough to make me want to read the sequel but apart from that, this wasn\u2019t anything special for me. I found the story to be a bit boring and dragging; and it took me a while to read it. The writing style? I wasn\u2019t really a fan of.\n6. The Diviners by Libba Bray.\nThis book has been on my TBR for a year and I\u2019m finally reading it this November. YES YES YES! I would probably fangirl over this on Twitter, so beware! And I really hope I like it. If this disappoints me, well, you'll see a very sad Noelia.\n7. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J. K. Rowling.\nI\u2019m still not over the fact that Harry Potter is over. Nope! The Deathly Hallows was a roller coaster of emotions for me. I still get emotional when I think about it and I'm not over most things that happened...\n8. Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo.\nHigh-fantasy? Magic? YES, PLEASE! You know, this is the problem. Too many books, too little time. I am in serious need of a time-turner.\n9. Legend by Marie Lu.\nWithout counting the insta-love, I highly enjoyed this book, as well as the rest of the series. It is indeed the last dystopian series I actually liked and didn\u2019t disappoint me.\n10. The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey.\nAnother one I haven\u2019t read and also don\u2019t know how to feel about\u2026 I mean the premise looks nice but everybody keeps saying mixed things about it and the reviews I\u2019ve read say the sequel isn't the greatest ( :/ ) so it\u2019s worth wasting my time? Probably not.\nI think that\u2019s all *high five one-self* and it\u2019s time to tag some people, don\u2019t you think? Also, if you want to do the tag, do it! I\u2019ll love to see everybody\u2019s gifs ^^\nSabrina @ Sabrina\u2019s Stories\nAxie @ Books are Bread\nAnd here the list of books for you:\nGame of Thrones by G.R.R.M\nLabels: tag, the gif tag",
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        "raw_content": "By Bob Kuhnle, State Director of Instruction (slightly abridged)\nIs the referee allowed to show a yellow or red card to the coach? Is the referee required to issue a caution to a coach before dismissing the coach?\nLaw 12 doesn't deal with coaches at all. There is nothing in Law 12 about coaches. It only deals with players, those who have been players, and those who are eligible to be players. If irresponsible behavior is committed by anyone else in the immediate area of the field, the circumstances must be included in the game report.\nIf Law 12 does not give referees the authority to \"card,\" does the referee have any authority to caution or send-off a coach? If yes, then which law gives the referee this authority?\nLaw 5 -The Referee ~ gives the authority to the referee to deal with inappropriate behavior on the part of coaches and team personnel other than players: The list of Powers and Duties of a referee in Law 5 includes: \"takes action against team officials who fail to conduct themselves in a responsible manner and may at his discretion, expel them from the field of play and its immediate surrounds.\"\nNote that nothing in the law requires a coach to be warned. Unlike players who dissent, coaches are not given a \"second chance.\" There is nothing that requires a referee to \"caution\" the first dissent and then to send off if the dissent continues. Coaches can be dismissed the first time their behavior is irresponsible or brings the game into disrepute.\nMany coaches today seem to believe that they can dissent with ever increasing volume until they get a caution. Then they will moderate the dissent somewhat so that they don't get a \"second caution\" and get sent off. But until they get that first caution, coaches seem to believe that they are immune from being sent off. Clearly this is not the case and, as referees, we need to enforce the law as written. If we do what we are supposed to do, maybe coaches will learn, clean up their acts, and improve the game of soccer.\nWhat about competitions that involve youth teams where the referee is asked to show cards to the coaches? Should the referee show cards as asked by the rules of competition [that is, by league rules]?\nA referee is an independent contractor who enters into contracts to referee for leagues and tournaments. When a referee accepts an assignment where certain rules of competition apply, one may argue that the referee accepts those rules of competition. If the rules would cause you to do something you believe is wrong or would cause you to violate what you believe to be the proper actions on the part of the referee, then the referee may elect to decline the assignment.\nYour SRC believes that you should show a card as a supplemental action to assist leagues in controlling the actions of team personnel. (Emphasis added) If a coach's actions are irresponsible or bring disrepute to the game, dismiss the coach and then, if the league wants you to, show the card to indicate to everyone that the coach was dismissed. If the coach's actions warrant a warning of a nature comparable to a \"caution\" you would give a player, warn the coach and then, if the rules of competition require it, show the card to indicate to everyone that you are reporting the warning as a caution on the game report. Then, be sure to indicate on the game report that you dismissed or \"cautioned\" the coach.\nWhat appears to be a good mechanic is to NOT display the card to the offending team official, but rather to display to card away from the individual but within clear view of the teams. To display a card to a team official who is already upset is likely to increase the probability of a confrontation. To deal with the misconduct, dismiss the offending team official, and then display the card will decrease the likelihood of confrontation and the problems that arise when confrontation occurs.",
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        "raw_content": "Seamntor Lisa Singh - Palestine Speech in Parliament\nSenator SINGH (Tasmania) (21:17): I rise tonight to add my voice to many other Australians who care deeply about the Israel-Palestine conflict and to share my recent experiences of life in Palestine and Israel. In April this year I travelled to the West Bank, a land that has been occupied by the state of Israel for the last 50 years.\nI was on a cross-party delegation that enabled direct communication with a variety of NGOs, members of the Palestinian Legislative Council, business and government ministers. I also had the opportunity to visit Tel Aviv and Bathsheba in Israel, the latter on Anzac Day to remember the charge of the 4th Light Horse Brigade in 1917. While in Jerusalem, I talked to the Knesset parliamentarians and representatives of the Israeli human rights groups, including B'Tselem.\nOur delegation experienced the hard realities of life within the Palestinian occupied territories. We experienced the constraints on movement, the limits on access to water for business, agricultural and domestic use and on access to land for commercial, residential and industrial development. We understood the impact of illegal Israeli settlements on Palestinian lands, which scorn the agreements reached in the Oslo accords. I would like to thank the Palestinian National Authority for organising the visit and their hospitality, as well as providing such insightful experiences and opportunities to meet a range of people. I remain impressed and inspired by the professionalism and the maturity of Palestinian civil society. Indeed, all presentations to the delegation emphasised a consistent desire for peace in a pluralistic democracy society supported by implementation of the peace accord so that the Palestinian state may deliver a future for the Palestinian people where a Palestinian child has freedom of movement within the state and across borders, along with access to water, to education, to health care and to employment\u2014all without interference from Israel's occupation.\nI acknowledge at the outset the historical significance of visiting this year, the year of the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, and the 50th anniversary of the ongoing tragedy of Israel's occupation of Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem. That is why it is important to this parliament to reflect on how this conflict's legacy continues in the life of Palestine and Israel today. I thought I knew enough about the military occupation, having listened for years to scholars, Palestinians, Israelis and politicians. But going to the West Bank made me realise that you really have to visit this part of the world to truly understand what is going on.\nIt certainly has given me a better picture of how people live in Palestine. It is hard to comprehend what I have seen. But I certainly learnt something of what it is like to be a Palestinian. It is like feeling every single emotion in one day. It is being confronted each day by one of the 300 Israeli army checkpoints that are scattered throughout the West Bank; the fear and intimidation of queuing for Israeli soldiers with big guns as they search cars and check papers; and seeing the profound limitations for Palestinians, who are deprived of many of their basic human rights\u2014like an individual's right to freedom of movement and freedom of expression; a family's access to water or to their own land; access to health care or to a family's sick who are in hospital; access to children detained by Israeli military courts; or access to political prisoners in Israeli jails. These policies have resulted in violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law.\nVisiting Bethlehem University was inspiring, yet disheartening. I met Palestinian millennials\u2014a generation that has only known occupation. While they are full of hope for their future from the benefits of studying, their brutal reality was never far away\u2014a reality that impacts every part of their lives. What was clear was that they wanted their voices heard. One student said to me, 'Most of our dreams end at a checkpoint.' But another said, 'Despite the conflict we still need to build community.' One young Palestinian recently wrote:\nThe occupation denies us any sense of normalcy or dignity. We are shaped by our experiences as children standing at a checkpoint and not fully comprehending why a soldier with a gun won\u2019t let us pass; and to learn later in life that it was simply because we were Palestinian.\nWhilst I was there, over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails were on hunger strike, protesting for their basic human rights, like medical treatment, family visits and access permits for visits. These demands were regarded\nTuesday, 13 June 2017 THE SENATE 122\nby NGOs around the world as just, reasonable and grounded in international law that governs the treatment of prisoners and detainees. Over 600 Palestinian prisoners are behind bars in what is known as 'administrative' detention for an undetermined period of time. Some have been detained for 12 years without charge or a reason given for their imprisonment.\nThe UN Committee against Torture recently urged Israel to end the practice of administrative detention. When I met with Dr Riyad Al-Maliki, the Palestinian foreign minister, he said that this should be a concern to people and governments around the world. While I was there, the West Bank had a national day of strike in solidarity for the Palestinian prisoners. Every business, every university, every Palestinian participated. It was indeed a day of solidarity. Stalls were set up for family members to gather and show photos of their father or son in prison,\nmany as political prisoners. Yet the cries of prisoners and their families fell on deaf ears: dismissed by the Israeli government until a recent deal was brokered by the International Committee of the Red Cross\u2014the ICRC.\nIn the face of all of this, I witnessed the incredible resilience of the Palestinian people and this amazing human spirit grounded in their culture and their nationality. I saw it when I had a chance to visit the artist Banksy's hotel in Bethlehem, opened a few months ago and built right next to the separation wall\u2014regarded as the 'hotel with the worst view in the world'. Banksy's Walled Off Hotel's, as it is named, most interesting element was its small museum illustrating and explaining the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. If every tourist who came to Bethlehem and visited Bethlehem's holy sites went through that museum, they would be much better informed on the conflict. In fact, a future opportunity for jobs for young Palestinians is in tourism, where tour groups could stay overnight in the West Bank and visit the holy sites, rather than be bussed in and out of Tel Aviv. Yet while I was there, there were concerns that the Israeli government was issuing limits on tourists staying overnight in the Palestinian areas.\nIf this is the case, it would affect Christian groups who want to spend the night as well as limit the employment opportunities that tourism would bring to those young Palestinians. I hope that that limitation does not occur.\nThe human spirit was on display when we visited souks in Nablus, where people were carrying on with their daily lives. It was on display when students in Bethlehem shared with me their stories of hope for the future. However,\nif at times that human spirit faltered, it was when conversations turned to settlements. There are nearly 800,000 illegal Israeli settlers in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. The ongoing constructions of illegal settlements and a huge wall right across the West Bank were never out of sight and always in our minds. Deemed illegal by the International Court of Justice, it snakes through the West Bank, irrevocably separating Israelis and Palestinians from each other. I had never seen anything like it, and I cannot forget the psychological impact the wall imposed on me. I felt the despair, fear and hopelessness, the way that deliberate policies of occupation and separation have isolated Palestinian communities. This wall is three times as long and twice as high as the Berlin Wall was.\nIt separates Palestinians from Palestinians and Palestinians from Israelis. It hides Israeli bypass roads that come with up to six-month jail sentences for any Palestinians caught walking or driving on them. And it annexes the aquifers and most fertile land from Palestinian villages to provide for Israeli settlers.\nThe separation wall is not built on the pre-1967 Green Line; it is built on Palestinian land: a forcible displacement confiscating Palestinian property, be it water, land or both. Could you imagine someone coming into your backyard and building on your land? My take on this wall is that it is not for security, but for land appropriation.\nIt is about confiscating land and dividing Palestinian territories to ensure the unviability of a Palestinian state. It creates an isolation system, and it constrains freedom of movement. The result is massive racial discrimination.\nThe only other country like this was apartheid South Africa. The continuous building of illegal settlements in the occupied territories is a roadblock to peace. That is why Labor came out very clearly opposing recent legislation passed in the Knesset which legalised unlawful settlements.\nWhat I learnt from speaking to Palestinian people is that, in a way, borders are not as important as their human\nrights\u2014it is their lives, like anyone's, that are important. For example, the Bedouins that are part of the diversity of the Palestinian population suffer demolition and displacement of their homes to make way for Israeli military bases or more illegal settlements. They are then forcibly transferred from their land. In fact, I learnt that, last year alone, Israelis demolished 1,114 houses\u2014even houses funded by the European Union\u2014to allow more illegal settlements to be built. Having experienced the reality on the ground, I feel like the possibility of a two-state solution exists in words only. With the separation wall, segregations, illegal Israeli settlements and ongoing decades of illegal Israeli occupation, I feel that a two-state solution will be difficult to realise. The failure of a two-state solution would not just be bad for Palestine; it would be bad for Israel. As Gareth Evans has noted:\nWithout a Palestinian state, Israel has a majority Arab population living under unequal laws and denied a right to vote.\nHowever, everything I have learnt makes it clear that everything gets back to a political solution. In the absence of that, the development of Palestine is going to be a Gordian knot. Having met our DFAT representatives in Ramallah, I was encouraged to learn of Australia's practical support of the Palestinian water sanitation and agricultural sectors through our aid program, but I was disappointed that our support was deeply affected by the 40 per cent bilateral cut to the programs in the last budget. No doubt our DFAT representatives have a challenging job ahead, but I do want to give my thanks and appreciation for the work that they do do with such limited funds in our aid program.\nI think many people in the West, including in Australia, are confused about the origins of this conflict. Where and when does this political and economic paralysis end? I feel it really boils down to a conflict that began with a group of immigrants attempting to displace a local people. On the 50th anniversary of Israel's occupation a week ago, Robert Piper, the UN coordinator of humanitarian aid and development activities, described the occupation as 'the most longstanding protection crisis in the UN's history'. Civil rights leader Desmond Tutu has described Israel's treatment of the Palestinians as equivalent to the apartheid regime that discriminated against blacks in South Africa.\nIt was a step forward when the UN Security Council unanimously passed a resolution, on 23 December last year, condemning Israel's expansion of settlement policy. But the Israeli government demonstrated its contempt for international law when, only four weeks later, it announced its intention to build another 2,500 illegal settlements across the West Bank and approved 20 permits for 566 settlements in East Jerusalem. My fear is that, the longer the world allows this reality to continue, the worse it will become. The Palestinian economy will be unable to function, Palestinian communities in the Jordan Valley\u2014the food basket of the West Bank\u2014will barely survive and illegal Israeli settlements will continue to encroach, while Gazans will be in worse poverty than the current\nsubsistence level that they exist in.\nIsraeli historian Ilan Pappe has articulated that, while the reality of colonisation and oppression becomes harsher by the day, it can only be stopped when as many people as possible give power to truth. That is why, as a delegation, we support the bipartisan approach within Australian politics to support the implementation of a twostate solution, so that the Middle East peace process can be realised with a strong, independent Palestine working in peace with its neighbour, Israel, in economic and strategic partnership. There are 4.5 million Palestinians who have been living under occupation for 50 years and there is no sight of when this will end. The peace process has stagnated and, perhaps, gone backwards in recent decades. We cannot let the next decade be the same.\nAustralia can show its commitment to peace by condemning Israel settlements as illegal under international law.\nIt can show its commitment to the Palestinian state by increasing aid and development assistance, including supporting Palestinian access to Area C, in which, according to the World Bank, there is potential for a $3 billion injection to the Palestinian economy being prevented by Israeli restrictions. Australia could recognise both states,\nboth Israel and Palestine. I commend former Prime Ministers and foreign ministers\u2014Bob Hawke, Kevin Rudd,\nBob Carr and Gareth Evans\u2014who articulated why this is important for Australia. They asked: how can we move forward in support of the two-state solution without recognising Palestinian statehood? 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        "raw_content": "Typically, business activity is consolidated and evaluated at the end of every quarter or month and a rigorous post-mortem ensues. In between that period there is often a large patch of uncertainty.\nMonthly cycles ensure that all businesses are synchronised and settlements can be in tandem. Daily accounting cycles, on the other hand, require the discipline of banks or the manpower of corporations.\nHowever, in this day and age, there is no excuse to not have better business analytics. Point of Sales systems which can be seen at cash registers of larger stores such as Makro and Chase, automatically tally up the day\u2019s totals and generate inventory reports or even alerts for items that are low in inventory.\nSimilarly, attendance software at most companies provides automatic tracking of hours put in by employees.\nThis \u2018data collecting\u2019 process is relatively easy to solve, albeit paper culture is still widespread in Pakistan which lends itself to corruption of records themselves as well as the authorities manipulating files. This happened in the fake degrees debacle recently and is a regular occurrence in land dispute cases.\nAnalytics and forecasting\nAnalytics and forecasting crunch data on a continual basis. The utopia of business analytics is real-time reporting, something terribly difficult to pull off but companies like Microsoft have been known to monitor sales of their XBox consoles by the minute and tweaked their supply and marketing strategies within a day of launch.\nBusinesses that operate solely online such as Amazon also have the huge benefit of closely monitoring and forecasting consumer demand. For example, most advanced analytics software allows segmentation of the busiest hour of the day, busiest day of the week and expected demand based on sales on the same date in previous years.\nBut that\u2019s just skimming the surface. More advanced analytics generate automatic alerts or in the case of Amazon, automatically change product placements on their main website.\nPowerful analytics provide some amazing capabilities for businesses such as \u2018A/B Testing\u2019. This is the process where a business may make a minor change and then observe the effects of that modification to decide if the change was fruitful.\nA store like Makro may put up discounted confectioneries at check-out counters in one store on any given day and compare performance of the store against an outlet where no changes were introduced. Using analytics software, a retail chain can make hundreds of similar changes in a month and determine the success of products with accuracy. Purely software companies like Google go so far as to running all changes to their homepage through an A/B test and vetting out any change that does not yield positive results.\nWhile this is only the tip of the iceberg, business analytics technology has evolved considerably to incorporate real-time reporting, statistical tools and reporting. There is plenty of room to improve with the right set of tools.",
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        "raw_content": "http://www.eye.net/eye/issue/issue_11.11.04/arts/alley.html\nBrave new Alley\nCan Toronto theatre cultivate a new and lasting audience?\nFeaturing Stephen Najera. Written by Stanley Rutherford. Directed by Rusty Owen. Alley Theatre Workshop, 12 Ossington (first alley west off Ossington north of Queen). Runs Nov 11-27. Tue-Sat 8pm; Thu-Sat 10pm; Sun mat 2pm. $20; Sun mat $15. 416-703-9211. www.alleytheatreworkshop.org.\nThere's no way around the fact that, in the Toronto arts community, we are living in a post-Drake world. To be fair, even before the lavishly overhauled hotel reopened last spring, pioneer galleries like Paul Petro and Andrew Harwood's Zsa Zsa had set the groundwork for the now burgeoning Queen West neighbourhood. But The Drake has brought a surge of media attention in the last year, much ink being spilled discussing the possibilities for this new arts nexus, rechristening the area with multiple real estate friendly handles such as West Queen West, Beaconsfield Village, Parkdale East and, of course, the Art and Design District. No matter what you call it, if you're about to open a new gallery, bookstore, caf\u00e9, restaurant or bar, there seems to be no better place to do it.\nAnd now, with the opening of the one-man show, The Chinese Art of Placement, Michael Kash, artistic director for the new Alley Theatre Workshop space, is throwing a small black-box theatre into the mix, appropriately just around the corner from Atom Egoyan's art house cinema and caf\u00e9, Camera. But more than simply capitalizing on the trendy location, Kash hopes to draw on the artist-driven energy around him to build a whole new environment for live theatre, the kind of environment he experienced first hand during his nine-year stint in New York.\nKash, who garnered a Dora nomination in 2001 for his performance in angry-man Eric Bogosian's Pounding Nails Into the Floor With My Forehead, could be described as a bit of an angry man himself. Though when it comes to taking on an ambitious enterprise that will surely be filled with as many obstacles as victories, a healthy dose of attitude is certainly an asset. Especially, as in Kash's case, when that attitude comes out of a passionate commitment to the work at hand. \"You have to have faith and you have to have some anger. Christ, yes, I am angry. I'm a little, no, a lot pissed off at the industry in this city... I don't know who we think we're kidding with this vicarious Hollywood cele-brity,\" he says, frustrated by ongoing evidence of apathy and stagnation in the city's scene. \"OK, we're the third largest [English-language] theatre city in the world. Well, what's that based on? Mamma Mia! and Hairspray? I mean all the power to them, but come on... they want to be safe.\"\nKash is less interested in safe. He remembers when he performed Pounding Nails here that a woman walked out during the performance. \"I took it as a compliment, because she was listening. Maybe she heard something she didn't like. That's OK.\"\nKash, who has been back full time in Toronto for about a year and a half, would like to see the city put its money where its mouth is when it comes to supporting new and challenging theatre. He held a fundraiser recently and was disappointed with how much money was raised by the end of the night. Still, he remains optimistic. \"They came and saw a physical space. Maybe they didn't write a cheque this time, but the wheels have started turning.\"\nThat space is an intimate, 55-seater that you get to by slipping through the alley behind Lennox Contemporary Art Gallery on Ossington, just off Queen. It's all very New York and that's just the way Kash wants it, since he's loosely modelling his theatre on the East Village's New York Theatre Workshop. \"I love what they're about and I love that they artistically take risks and that they have the blessing of the city. People aren't looking for a hit, they're looking to think.\"\nFinding an audience that is as interested in thinking as in being entertained may seem foolhardy in these days when getting an audience at all can be a challenge. Investing in the kind of theatre that may alienate audience members is a hard sell in Toronto, especially at a time when even established theatres are feeling the crunch of poor ticket sales. But this is less discouraging to Kash, who firmly believes that Toronto needs a new kind of theatre community, one that can support work that is prepared to take risks. By sharing building expenses with Lennox (the owner is a friend), Alley Theatre Workshop is able to cut some of the production costs and keep ticket prices comparatively low, making it possible to compete with movies and live music as a viable night out. While Kash is glad to see that the new opera house will soon be opening up, he points out, \"It's theatre for the rich... how accessible is the opera house going to be for those who don't have $100 for a ticket?\" He is determined to present an alternative.\nBut Kash's main mandate is a plan to open a corridor between Toronto and New York -- much like the one that exists between New York and London -- through which actors, playwrights and directors can travel freely. 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        "raw_content": "Regression with Count Data: Theory\nThe set up: You\u2019ve been asked to find the relationship between n variables. You automatically think REGRESSION! Of course you\u2019re right. and if you\u2019re like me, you think Multivariate Linear Regression should do the trick. This is where the hitch is. Your dependent variable is a count (0,1,2,3,)! Surely this violates some sort of Ordinary Least Squares assumption, right? What now?\nThe solution: Count data regression is as simple as linear regression, it just requires a different model. The obvious model from statistics is the Poisson with mean . Why is this an obvious model? Let\u2019s see how the Poisson distribution fits over some sample count data:\nYou can see the distribution fits (maybe not the best fit, but what do you expect with the simplest model?) and we can move on to talk about how the model is structured.\nThe Model: The Poisson regression model takes a general form:\nCompare the Poisson regression model to the a general linear regression model:\nAs you can see, the Poisson model can be easily transformed to the linear regression model by taking the natual log of the whole equation:\nThus the Poisson regression model is sometimes called the log-linear model.\nInterpretation of Coefficients: The interpretation of the coefficients for the Poisson model is fundamentally different from the interpretation of coefficients in the linear regression model. This is due to the exponentiation present in the Poisson model.\nIf you think about interpreting the coefficients this way: \u201cWhat does a one unit change in the jth regressor do to the mean?\u201d, then some calculus and algebra are necessary:\nThis tells us that with every one unit change in the jth regressor, there is a change in the mean by the amount . For reference, the linear model\u2019s mean would simply change by .\nAlternative Count Models: The Poisson model, while simple to use and easy to remember does have its draw backs. Namely, it restricts the variance to equal the mean, called equidispersion. Of course, this assumption doesn\u2019t necessarily hold in your data. The data is called overdispersed if the variance exceeds the mean and underdispersed if the variance is less than the mean. Unless the count data is equidispersed, the Poisson model leads to innacurate results.\nA common, more general model is the Negative Binomial model. The Poisson distribution is simply one case of the Negative Binomial distribution. So, Negative Binomial regression is performed in much the same manner as Poisson, but with more flexibility. This model can be used when the data is overdispersed, but not underdispersed.\nIf your data is underdispersed, a common solution is to use a Hurdle model. This model treats the process for zeros differently than that for non-zero counts, allowing for a closer fit on zero-inflated data.\nWell, that\u2019s a pretty short introduction to the world of Count Data Regression. If you\u2019re interested in learning more, check out Essentials of Count Data Regression or Resources for Count Data Regression both provided by Cameron and Trivedi.\nAlso, be on the look out for an example of working with count data!",
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But does it even exist yet?\nAt the World Economic Forum Dr. Kai-Fu Lee, a Taiwanese venture capitalist and the founding president of Google China, remarked, \u201cI think it\u2019s tempting for every entrepreneur to package his or her company as an AI company, and it\u2019s tempting for every VC to want to say \u2018I\u2019m an AI investor.\u2019\u201d He then observed that some of these AI bubbles could burst by the end of 2018, referring specifically to \u201cthe startups that made up a story that isn\u2019t fulfillable, and fooled VCs into investing because they don\u2019t know better.\u201d\nHowever, Dr. Lee firmly believes AI will continue to progress and will take many jobs away from workers. So, what is the difference between legitimate AI, with all of its pros and cons, and a made-up story?\nIf you parse through just a few stories that are allegedly about AI, you\u2019ll quickly discover significant variation in how people define it, with a blurred line between emulated intelligence and machine learning applications.\nI spoke to experts in the field of AI to try to find consensus, but the very question opens up more questions. For instance, when is it important to be accurate to a term\u2019s original definition, and when does that commitment to accuracy amount to the splitting of hairs? It isn\u2019t obvious, and hype is oftentimes the enemy of nuance. Additionally, there is now a vested interest in that hype\u2014$12 billion, to be precise.\nThis conversation is also relevant because world-renowned thought leaders have been publicly debating the dangers posed by AI. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg suggested that naysayers who attempt to \u201cdrum up these doomsday scenarios\u201d are being negative and irresponsible. On Twitter, business magnate and OpenAI co-founder Elon Musk countered that Zuckerberg\u2019s understanding of the subject is limited. In February, Elon Musk engaged again in a similar exchange with Harvard professor Steven Pinker. Musk tweeted that Pinker doesn\u2019t understand the difference between functional/narrow AI and general AI.\nGiven the fears surrounding this technology, it\u2019s important for the public to clearly understand the distinctions between different levels of AI so that they can realistically assess the potential threats and benefits.\nAs Smart As a Human?\nErik Cambria, an expert in the field of natural language processing, told me, \u201cNobody is doing AI today and everybody is saying that they do AI because it\u2019s a cool and sexy buzzword. It was the same with \u2018big data\u2019 a few years ago.\u201d\nCambria mentioned that AI, as a term, originally referenced the emulation of human intelligence. \u201cAnd there is nothing today that is even barely as intelligent as the most stupid human being on Earth. So, in a strict sense, no one is doing AI yet, for the simple fact that we don\u2019t know how the human brain works,\u201d he said.\nHe added that the term \u201cAI\u201d is often used in reference to powerful tools for data classification. These tools are impressive, but they\u2019re on a totally different spectrum than human cognition. Additionally, Cambria has noticed people claiming that neural networks are part of the new wave of AI. This is bizarre to him because that technology already existed fifty years ago.\nHowever, technologists no longer need to perform the feature extraction by themselves. They also have access to greater computing power. All of these advancements are welcomed, but it is perhaps dishonest to suggest that machines have emulated the intricacies of our cognitive processes.\n\u201cCompanies are just looking at tricks to create a behavior that looks like intelligence but that is not real intelligence, it\u2019s just a mirror of intelligence. These are expert systems that are maybe very good in a specific domain, but very stupid in other domains,\u201d he said.\nThis mimicry of intelligence has inspired the public imagination. Domain-specific systems have delivered value in a wide range of industries. But those benefits have not lifted the cloud of confusion.\nAssisted, Augmented, or Autonomous\nWhen it comes to matters of scientific integrity, the issue of accurate definitions isn\u2019t a peripheral matter. In a 1974 commencement address at the California Institute of Technology, Richard Feynman famously said, \u201cThe first principle is that you must not fool yourself\u2014and you are the easiest person to fool.\u201d In that same speech, Feynman also said, \u201cYou should not fool the layman when you\u2019re talking as a scientist.\u201d He opined that scientists should bend over backwards to show how they could be wrong. \u201cIf you\u2019re representing yourself as a scientist, then you should explain to the layman what you\u2019re doing\u2014and if they don\u2019t want to support you under those circumstances, then that\u2019s their decision.\u201d\nIn the case of AI, this might mean that professional scientists have an obligation to clearly state that they are developing extremely powerful, controversial, profitable, and even dangerous tools, which do not constitute intelligence in any familiar or comprehensive sense.\nThe term \u201cAI\u201d may have become overhyped and confused, but there are already some efforts underway to provide clarity. A recent PwC report drew a distinction between \u201cassisted intelligence,\u201d \u201caugmented intelligence,\u201d and \u201cautonomous intelligence.\u201d Assisted intelligence is demonstrated by the GPS navigation programs prevalent in cars today. Augmented intelligence \u201cenables people and organizations to do things they couldn\u2019t otherwise do.\u201d And autonomous intelligence \u201cestablishes machines that act on their own,\u201d such as autonomous vehicles.\nRoman Yampolskiy is an AI safety researcher who wrote the book \u201cArtificial Superintelligence: A Futuristic Approach.\u201d I asked him whether the broad and differing meanings might present difficulties for legislators attempting to regulate AI.\nYampolskiy explained, \u201cIntelligence (artificial or natural) comes on a continuum and so do potential problems with such technology. We typically refer to AI which one day will have the full spectrum of human capabilities as artificial general intelligence (AGI) to avoid some confusion. Beyond that point it becomes superintelligence. What we have today and what is frequently used in business is narrow AI. Regulating anything is hard, technology is no exception. The problem is not with terminology but with complexity of such systems even at the current level.\u201d\nWhen asked if people should fear AI systems, Dr. Yampolskiy commented, \u201cSince capability comes on a continuum, so do problems associated with each level of capability.\u201d He mentioned that accidents are already reported with AI-enabled products, and as the technology advances further, the impact could spread beyond privacy concerns or technological unemployment. These concerns about the real-world effects of AI will likely take precedence over dictionary-minded quibbles. However, the issue is also about honesty versus deception.\nIs This Buzzword All Buzzed Out?\nFinally, I directed my questions towards a company that is actively marketing an \u201cAI Virtual Assistant.\u201d Carl Landers, the CMO at Conversica, acknowledged that there are a multitude of explanations for what AI is and isn\u2019t.\nHe said, \u201cMy definition of AI is technology innovation that helps solve a business problem. I\u2019m really not interested in talking about the theoretical \u2018can we get machines to think like humans?\u2019 It\u2019s a nice conversation, but I\u2019m trying to solve a practical business problem.\u201d\nI asked him if AI is a buzzword that inspires publicity and attracts clients. According to Landers, this was certainly true three years ago, but those effects have already started to wane. Many companies now claim to have AI in their products, so it\u2019s less of a differentiator. However, there is still a specific intention behind the word. Landers hopes to convey that previously impossible things are now possible. \u201cThere\u2019s something new here that you haven\u2019t seen before, that you haven\u2019t heard of before,\u201d he said.\nAccording to Brian Decker, founder of Encom Lab, machine learning algorithms only work to satisfy their preexisting programming, not out of an interior drive for better understanding. Therefore, he views AI as an entirely semantic argument.\nDecker stated, \u201cA marketing exec will claim a photodiode controlled porch light has AI because it \u2018knows when it is dark outside,\u2019 while a good hardware engineer will point out that not one bit in a register in the entire history of computing has ever changed unless directed to do so according to the logic of preexisting programming.\u201d\nAlthough it\u2019s important for everyone to be on the same page regarding specifics and underlying meaning, AI-powered products are already powering past these debates by creating immediate value for humans. And ultimately, humans care more about value than they do about semantic distinctions. In an interview with Quartz, Kai-Fu Lee revealed that algorithmic trading systems have already given him an 8X return over his private banking investments. \u201cI don\u2019t trade with humans anymore,\u201d he said.\nImage Credit: vrender / Shutterstock.com Continue reading \u2192\n#431779 Differences in human perspectives of and ...\nIn the East and West the perspective of robots differs vastly. And people all over the world experience and see the place of robots in a human world in totally different ways. Where do you stand? Related Posts Chess-playing robot \u2026 Continue reading \u2192\n#431203 Could We Build a Blade Runner-Style ...\nThe new Blade Runner sequel will return us to a world where sophisticated androids made with organic body parts can match the strength and emotions of their human creators. As someone who builds biologically inspired robots, I\u2019m interested in whether our own technology will ever come close to matching the \u201creplicants\u201d of Blade Runner 2049.\nThe reality is that we\u2019re a very long way from building robots with human-like abilities. But advances in so-called soft robotics show a promising way forward for technology that could be a new basis for the androids of the future.\nFrom a scientific point of view, the real challenge is replicating the complexity of the human body. Each one of us is made up of millions and millions of cells, and we have no clue how we can build such a complex machine that is indistinguishable from us humans. The most complex machines today, for example the world\u2019s largest airliner, the Airbus A380, are composed of millions of parts. But in order to match the complexity level of humans, we would need to scale this complexity up about a million times.\nThere are currently three different ways that engineering is making the border between humans and robots more ambiguous. Unfortunately, these approaches are only starting points and are not yet even close to the world of Blade Runner.\nThere are human-like robots built from scratch by assembling artificial sensors, motors, and computers to resemble the human body and motion. However, extending the current human-like robot would not bring Blade Runner-style androids closer to humans, because every artificial component, such as sensors and motors, are still hopelessly primitive compared to their biological counterparts.\nThere is also cyborg technology, where the human body is enhanced with machines such as robotic limbs and wearable and implantable devices. This technology is similarly very far away from matching our own body parts.\nFinally, there is the technology of genetic manipulation, where an organism\u2019s genetic code is altered to modify that organism\u2019s body. Although we have been able to identify and manipulate individual genes, we still have a limited understanding of how an entire human emerges from genetic code. As such, we don\u2019t know the degree to which we can actually program code to design everything we wish.\nSoft robotics: a way forward?\nBut we might be able to move robotics closer to the world of Blade Runner by pursuing other technologies and, in particular, by turning to nature for inspiration. The field of soft robotics is a good example. In the last decade or so, robotics researchers have been making considerable efforts to make robots soft, deformable, squishable, and flexible.\nThis technology is inspired by the fact that 90% of the human body is made from soft substances such as skin, hair, and tissues. This is because most of the fundamental functions in our body rely on soft parts that can change shape, from the heart and lungs pumping fluid around our body to the eye lenses generating signals from their movement. Cells even change shape to trigger division, self-healing and, ultimately, the evolution of the body.\nThe softness of our bodies is the origin of all their functionality needed to stay alive. So being able to build soft machines would at least bring us a step closer to the robotic world of Blade Runner. Some of the recent technological advances include artificial hearts made out of soft functional materials that are pumping fluid through deformation. Similarly, soft, wearable gloves can help make hand grasping stronger. And \u201cepidermal electronics\u201d has enabled us to tattoo electronic circuits onto our biological skins.\nSoftness is the keyword that brings humans and technologies closer together. Sensors, motors, and computers are all of a sudden integrated into human bodies once they became soft, and the border between us and external devices becomes ambiguous, just like soft contact lenses became part of our eyes.\nNevertheless, the hardest challenge is how to make individual parts of a soft robot body physically adaptable by self-healing, growing, and differentiating. After all, every part of a living organism is also alive in biological systems in order to make our bodies totally adaptable and evolvable, the function of which could make machines totally indistinguishable from ourselves.\nIt is impossible to predict when the robotic world of Blade Runner might arrive, and if it does, it will probably be very far in the future. But as long as the desire to build machines indistinguishable from humans is there, the current trends of robotic revolution could make it possible to achieve that dream.\nImage Credit: Dariush M / Shutterstock.com Continue reading \u2192\nZED Mini Turns Rift and Vive Into an AR Headset From the FutureBen Lang | Road to VR\u201cWhen attached, the camera provides stereo pass-through video and real-time depth and environment mapping, turning the headsets into dev kits emulating the capabilities of high-end AR headsets of the future. The ZED Mini will launch in November.\u201d\nLife-Size Humanoid Robot Is Designed to Fall Over (and Over and Over)Evan Ackerman | IEEE Spectrum \u201cThe researchers came up with a new strategy for not worrying about falls: not worrying about falls. Instead, they\u2019ve built their robot from the ground up with an armored structure that makes it totally okay with falling over and getting right back up again.\u201d\nRussia Will Team up With NASA to Build a Lunar Space StationAnatoly Zak | Popular Mechanics \u201cNASA and its partner agencies plan to begin the construction of the modular habitat known as the Deep-Space Gateway in orbit around the Moon in the early 2020s. It will become the main destination for astronauts for at least a decade, extending human presence beyond the Earth\u2019s orbit for the first time since the end of the Apollo program in 1972. Launched on NASA\u2019s giant SLS rocket and serviced by the crews of the Orion spacecraft, the outpost would pave the way to a mission to Mars in the 2030s.\u201d\nDubai Starts Testing Crewless Two-Person \u2018Flying Taxis\u2019Thuy Ong | The Verge\u201cThe drone was uncrewed and hovered 200 meters high during the test flight, according to Reuters. The AAT, which is about two meters high, was supplied by specialist German manufacturer Volocopter, known for its eponymous helicopter drone hybrid with 18 rotors\u2026Dubai has a target for autonomous transport to account for a quarter of total trips by 2030.\u201d\nToyota Is Trusting a Startup for a Crucial Part of Its Newest Self-Driving CarsJohana Bhuiyan | Recode \u201cToyota unveiled the next generation of its self-driving platform today, which features more accurate object detection technology and mapping, among other advancements. These test cars\u2014which Toyota is testing on both a closed driving course and on some public roads\u2014will also be using Luminar\u2019s lidar sensors, or radars that use lasers to detect the distance to an object.\u201d\nImage Credit: KHIUS / Shutterstock.com Continue reading \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Subway gift card balance online\nSubway is one of the most popular restaurant chains in the world. Franchising is the main factor due to which the company so quickly grew up and was able to open its restaurants in almost all countries. The main difference between Subway and its competitors is that it positions itself as a healthy alternative chain compared to other restaurants. And as a rule, such a large chain has Subway gift card balance online and they will be discussed later in the article.\nSome information about Subway gift card balance online\nThe main purpose of Subway gift card balance online is to save on purchases in the restaurant chain of this company. So, for example, a card with a balance of $ 80 can be bought for only $ 74, thus saving 7% and it really looks like a bargain, especially if you are a regular customer of a chain of Subway restaurants.\nHow to Choose and Buy Subway gift card balance online\nIf you are a regular Subway customer, it is recommended that you select Subway gift card balance online with the highest possible balance, thus saving a significant amount of money. If you rarely go to Subway restaurants, then gift cards with a balance of $ 25 or $ 50 can come up to you. You can buy a Subway gift card on the official website of the company, as well as various distributors, which are very numerous on the Internet. Also, Subway provides an opportunity to buy e-gift cards, this option is more convenient in our time, besides it can be very simply sent to someone from your friends or family.\nHow to check Subway gift card balance online\nIn order to check Subway gift card balance online it is enough to go to the official website of the company and enter your personal cabinet. There is also the possibility to check the balance by the card number, as well as using the phone.",
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        "raw_content": "Hurricane Michael: Waterlogged Carolinas Brace for Flash Flooding, Possible Widespread Power Outages\nJust weeks after being slammed by Hurricane Florence, the Carolinas are once again bracing for potential flooding and power outages from Hurricane Michael.\nOn Wednesday, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency ahead of Michael and deployed 150 National Guard troops to make preparations, while South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster extended the emergency already in effect after Hurricane Florence.\n\"Make no mistake, Hurricane Michael is a dreadful storm, and it poses serious risks to North Carolina,\" Gov. Cooper said Wednesday during a news conference.\nAfter making landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast, Michael is expected to plow through Georgia before reaching the Carolinas on Thursday, possibly as a tropical storm.\nWidespread power outages, possible tornadoes and the risk of flash flooding are all possible with the storm. Locally, some areas in the Carolinas could receive up to 8 inches of rain, including areas already devastated by flooding from Hurricane Florence.\nDozens of roads and bridges damaged by Florence are still being repaired, and transportation officials urged travelers to refrain from driving around barricades, according to the State.\nIn North Carolina, where many roofs remain tarped following the damage inflicted by Florence, Cooper urged the state's residents to take the storm seriously on Tuesday. He said additional river flooding is possible, which could cause more problems in the reeling communities of eastern North Carolina.\n\u201cI know people who weathered Florence last month and other storms before don\u2019t want to even think about another one,\u201d said Cooper. \u201cBut we have to. So I\u2019m asking you to be watchful and alert, and to get ready.\u201d\n(MORE: Michael Could Stay Strong Further Inland)\nThe State Emergency Operations Center was activated Wednesday to monitor the storm.\n\"Our local, state and federal partners are working together and making sure we are prepared to respond to any impacts from the storm in North Carolina,\" Director Mike Sprayberry said in a press release. \"North Carolina residents can help by monitoring river levels by using fiman.nc.gov, where you can sign up for mobile alerts to be notified about rising waters around you.\"\nSome operations, including ferry service to Shackleford Banks, were closed at Cape Lookout National Seashore until the storm passes, park officials announced Tuesday.\nIn Raleigh, organizers for the North Carolina State Fair were closely monitoring the forecast with events expected to begin Thursday, the News and Observer reported.\n\"That\u2019s the one thing we can\u2019t control, the weather, especially if it\u2019s a hurricane,\" fair general manager Kent Yelverton told the News and Observer. \"We do need to prepare in advance, obviously, so of course we are. And after it passes, we\u2019ll take care of whatever the impact is and get everything up and running again as soon as possible.\"\nEmerald Isle resident Traci Roberts told the News and Observer her neighbors are exhausted after Florence and are now possibly facing even more devastation with Michael.\n\"A lot of people down here just can\u2019t take much more,\" Roberts said. \"If that storm comes in even with 40 mph winds, we\u2019ll see some more trees come down.\"",
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        "raw_content": "About the Book (from University of Nebraska Press):\nIn the past decade the repatriation of Native American skeletal remains and funerary objects has become a lightning rod for radically opposing views about cultural patrimony and the relationship between Native communities and archaeologists. In this unprecedented volume, Native Americans and non-Native Americans within and beyond the academic community offer their views on repatriation and the ethical, political, legal, cultural, scholarly, and economic dimensions of this hotly debated issue. While historians and archaeologists debate continuing non-Native interests and obligations, Native American scholars speak to the key cultural issues embedded in their ancestral pasts. A variety of sometimes explosive case studies are considered, ranging from Kennewick Man to the repatriation of Zuni Ahayu:da. Also featured is a detailed discussion of the background, meaning, and applicability of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, as well as the text of the act itself (http://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/nebraska/9780803282643/).\nTable of Contents not available.\n\u00a9 2019 http://archaeologicalethics.org/book/repatriation-reader-who-owns-american-indian-remains-edited-volume/",
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        "title": "New Yuma reservoir is a water saver [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive] [an error occurred while processing this directive]",
        "raw_content": "\u00ab Back to azcentral.com \u2022 Front Page \u2022 Valley & State \u2022 Sports \u2022 Money \u2022 Arizona Living \u2022 Opinions\nForeclosure Sale & Auction\nMerchandise & Stuff | Services\n3:25 pm | 84\u00b0\nNew Yuma reservoir is a water saver\nStructure helps make the most of Colo. River runoff\nby Shaun McKinnon - Nov. 26, 2010 12:00 AM\nGORDONS WELL, Calif. - Twenty-eight days after water filled the Warren H. Brock Reservoir for the first time, the project's builders got the news they wanted: It didn't leak.\nSo, they pulled the plug and let all the water out.\nEmptying the reservoir, dug out of the sand dunes about 25 miles west of Yuma, was as much a part of the final construction test as filling it and watching for leaks. This reservoir was built to be in motion: Get the water in, wait a few days, get the water out.\nThe $172 million project is an attempt to seal decades-old leaks in the Colorado River's water-delivery system by capturing the dribbles lost downstream to Mexico when farmers in Arizona and California don't take water they ordered, usually because rain filled the need.\nThat water can now be shunted into the reservoir and held until the farmers ask for it again. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation estimates the project could save as much as 70,000 acre-feet of water a year, water that can remain in Lake Mead as a hedge against drought.\nWith testing complete, the reservoir could begin operating any time, although officials plan to inspect the two structure's two basins and the site to be certain no hidden problems emerge. The water used in the test was returned to the system and used by farmers.\nConservation groups say the water that escaped the Colorado's system of canals was never wasted because it helped sustain the river's few remaining riparian areas on the river's delta in Mexico. Those areas still need a source of water to survive, the groups say.\nBut state and federal officials, although sympathetic to the environmental issues, say the new reservoir helps water users better manage their own supplies and could delay drought-related rationing on the river, restrictions that would cut into Arizona's allocation.\n\"We want to capture every drop we can,\" said Jennifer McCloskey, manager of the bureau's Yuma-area office. \"The water we could save is enough for a city the size of Yuma. We think that's worth it.\"\nThe new reservoir, known during construction as Drop 2, grew out of a 2007 drought-management plan adopted by the seven states along the Colorado River. The plan identified opportunities to add water to the river by eliminating inefficient practices that led to system losses.\nOne of those opportunities was in the system near Yuma, where billions of gallons of water allocated to U.S. farmers but never used by them flowed into Mexico, where it could be used without counting against that country's annual allocation.\nNevada, at the time the state most at risk of running out of water, offered to pay much of the construction tab in exchange for a share of what was conserved.\nAs the idea developed, Arizona and California agreed to contribute money for their own shares of water.\nIn the end, Nevada paid $115 million for 400,000 acre-feet and Arizona and California added $28.6 million each for shares of 100,000 acre-feet. The states can use the water in increments over about 20 years or leave it stored in Lake Mead to delay drought restrictions.\nAn acre-foot of water is 328,851 gallons, enough to serve two average households for one year.\nThe reservoir itself is not that big. Full, its two basins can hold up to 8,000 acre-feet. By comparison, Canyon Lake, the smallest reservoir on the Salt River, can hold more than 57,000 acre-feet.\nBut Brock Reservoir (named for an Imperial Valley farmer and agricultural researcher) was not built to store water long-term. On any given day, it could be the largest body of water for miles in any direction, or it could be two empty holes in the ground.\nIt will operate most often after a rainstorm, when farmers on the lower river decide they don't need water they had ordered several days earlier. That water, which had previously flowed south into Mexico, will now be diverted into Brock and stay there until it can be returned to the system.\nThe project sits along Interstate 8, just past the popular Imperial Sand Dunes. It is hidden from motorists by earthen berms and will be operated remotely by the Imperial Irrigation District, which supplies water to farmers in California. The district can open and close the inlet and outlet gates and regulate the amount of water diverted into the reservoir and returned to the main system.\nThe two basins are lined with polyethylene and a 9- to 10-inch layer of soil-cement. Water filled it in mid-October for testing and, over 28 days, no serious leaks were discovered, project manager Mike Vandevelde said. Less than 6 inches of water was lost to evaporation.\n\"We haven't had any structural problems,\" he said. \"We even had an earthquake on Easter Sunday, and there was no damage.\"\nWater flows into the reservoir from the All-American Canal, which distributes river water to farmers in Southern California. A short outlet allows the water to be diverted back into the main system.\nOnce water is scheduled to be released from the reservoir, the same amount will be held upstream, which will prevent water levels from dropping at Lake Mead, which is at its lowest point in more than 70 years. Low levels at Lake Mead trigger rationing, and, under the 2007 agreement, Arizona suffers the largest losses.\nThe water saved in one year would result in less than 1 foot of added storage at Lake Mead; but as the reservoir's elevation nears the drought triggers, even a small amount could buy the states time.\nThe water that will now flow through Brock had flowed down the Colorado into Mexico. It did not count toward that country's annual share of 1.5 million acre-feet, and although it could be used by farmers, it also remained in the river, feeding riparian areas.\nConservation groups worry that the loss of those flows could hinder efforts to find a dedicated source of water to help repair the river's fragile delta, which has shrunk and dried up as water users divert most of the Colorado.\n\"I am the first person to say we need to be as efficient as we can be with Colorado River water,\" said Jennifer Pitt, a senior resource analyst for the Environmental Defense Fund, a national advocacy group.\n\"I don't think the answer is to say we don't need these projects. The answer is to say we need dedicated flows for those resources,\" Pitt added.\nU.S. and Mexican water managers have discussed finding sources of water for the delta, but most ideas - desalinating water, lining canals - require a financial investment in addition to a commitment by water users.\n\"We can propose solutions on our own, but it's hard to get traction, to get the politicians to focus on environmental issues,\" Pitt said. \"We are here to find solutions that everybody can live with.\"\nsearch local businesses:\nPhoenix Accountants\nPhoenix Dry Cleaners\nPhoenix Landscapers\nPhoenix Doctors\nPhoenix Auto Dealers\nPhoenix Auto Parts\nPhoenix Beauty Salons\nPhoenix Realtors\nPhoenix Tax Prep\nMichael Vandevelde, project manager for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation's Warren H. Brock Reservoir checks for leaks in the structure's two basins.\nWarren H. Brock Reservoir\nLocation: 25 miles west of Yuma, along Interstate 8 near Gordons Well.\nStructure: Sits on a 485-acre site. Two basins, enclosed by earthen berms, are lined with polyethylene and soil cement. Each can each hold about 4,000 acre-feet of water, about 2.6 billion gallons together. When full, the water is about 22 feet deep.\nHow it works: A 6.5-mile inlet canal shunts water into the basins from the All-American Canal, which carries water from the Colorado River to farmers in California. A one-quarter mile-long canal and siphon system returns the water to the All-American for use by farmers.\nEstimated cost: $172 million. Southern Nevada Water Authority contributed $115 million; Central Arizona Project and Metropolitan Water District of Southern California added $28.6 million each. In return, Nevada can use 400,000 acre-feet of water over 20 years; Arizona and California can each use 100,000 acre-feet starting in 2016.\nSource: U.S. Bureau of Reclamation\nMost Popular News Headlines\nFourth of July quiz: How 'American' are you?\nQuiz: Can you pass the civics test for U.S. citizenship?\nWomen executed in the U.S. since 1976\nArizona wildfires: Road closures\nPhoenix-area investigations reveal shadowy porn industry\nBikers Against Child Abuse make abuse victims feel safe\nHoly sightings: Jesus, Virgin Mary and others spotted in unusual places\nFormer porn actress makes new start as Chandler mom\nList of Arizona K-12 Online schools\nNude photos: A new way for teens to flirt?\narizona vacations\nDating: eHarmony.com\nHomes: Homefinder.com\nCopyright \u00a9 2012 azcentral.com. 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        "raw_content": "Barack Obama to Receive \u2018Profile in Courage Award\u2019 for Policies Trump is Trying to Destroy\nU.S. President Barack Obama walks on the colonnade after leaving the Oval Office for the last time as President, in Washington, D.C. on January 20, 2017.\n*Barack Obama has been named the recipient of the coveted John F Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for three areas of his presidency \u2013 two of which are on the chopping block of his predecessor\u2019s administration.\nThe Kennedy family says Obama will be honored for his leadership on the Affordable Care Act and on climate change \u2013 two policies Donald Trump has ridiculed and is expected to change. Obama is also being recognized for opening up diplomatic relations in Cuba.\nThe 44th US President will follow in the footsteps of George H.W. Bush, civil rights leader John Lewis and 2016 honoree, Connecticut governor Dan Malloy.\nJFK\u2019s daughter Caroline Kennedy and her son Jack Schlossberg will present Obama with the trophy on May 7 at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston.\n\u201cPresident Kennedy called on a new generation of Americans to give their talents to the service of the country,\u201d said Caroline Kennedy in a statement.\n\u201cWith exceptional dignity and courage, President Obama has carried that torch into our own time, providing young people of all backgrounds with an example they can emulate in their own lives.\u201d\nThe award is presented annually by the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation to public servants who have made courageous decisions of conscience without regard for personal or professional consequences. It\u2019s named after JFK\u2019s 1957 Pulitzer Prize-winning book Profiles in Courage.\n\u201cFaced with unrelenting political opposition, President Obama has embodied the definition of courage that my grandfather cites in the opening lines of Profiles in Courage: grace under pressure,\u201d said Schlossberg.\nbarack obamacaroline kennedydonald trumpjohn f. kennedyprofiles in courage award\nPrevious ArticleParis Jackson Signs With Top Modeling Agency IMG\nNext ArticleRemy Ma Breaks Down Reasons for ShETHERing Nicki Minaj on \u2018Wendy\u2019 (Watch)",
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        "title": "Idaho Mountain Express: The presidency in these hands? - May 20, 2011",
        "raw_content": "The presidency in these hands?\nAs Republicans with searing presidential fever self-destruct like falling dominoes, voters rightly should be alarmed by the utter lack of character and competence of candidates who want to control the destiny of the United States.\nThe GOP's glibbest retread, Newt Gingrich, is the most appalling. His smears of President Obama\u2014suggesting that Obama pursues policies of the Nazi state\u2014are unprecedented. And now his aimless flip-flop on health care, not to mention the unexplained $500,000 revolving jewelry account at the pricey Tiffany's, has ignited widespread rebukes from important fellow Republicans.\nGingrich is \"done,\" says conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer.\nSheer arrogant stupidity is former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum's failing. When Sen. John McCain, supported by the CIA, said \"enhanced interrogation\" did not disclose the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden's lair, Santorum sniffed that McCain doesn't understand the benefits of torture. McCain, as the world knows, endured more than five years of torture as a POW.\nLack of spine is Mitt Romney's weakness. He's repudiating the obvious similarities between President Obama's health reform and RomneyCare in Massachusetts.\nAlthough his campaign was a hoax from the beginning, swaggering Donald Trump thought the presidency could be swindled on the cheap with Obama's birthplace controversy.\nNext up: Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, who calls the Obama White House \"gangsta government\" and members of Congress \"anti-American.\" She's intellectually the emptiest. Snooki of TV's \"Jersey Shore\" would be a smarter choice.\nThe GOP's got to offer better than these.",
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        "title": "16.70 \u2013 Education Abroad | Administrative Rules and Procedures (ARP) | New Mexico State University",
        "raw_content": "16.70 - Education Abroad\n16.70 \u2013 Education Abroad\nARP 16.69 - University Related International Travel\nARP 14.69 \u2013 University Related Travel Guidelines\nThis rule provides responsibilities, eligibility and other requirements and restrictions relating to Education Abroad programs offered or facilitated by NMSU, through the Office of Education Abroad, a division within International and Border Programs. The role of the Office of Education Abroad is to facilitate international learning opportunities and to aid with the application and enrollment process.\nEducation Abroad as used in this rule refers to educational programs and activities intended for academic credit. This includes any type of study, internship, service or research for which academic credit is offered. Education Abroad programs may be organized either by NMSU or may be offered through partner universities or third-party international program providers affiliated with NMSU.\nStudent participation in professional travel (e.g. conferences, presentations, professional meetings) not for academic credit requires the student to comply with ARP 16.69 \u2013 University Related International Travel.\nPART 2: AUTHORITY OF INTERNATIONAL AND BORDER PROGRAMS\nThe Office of International and Border Programs, through the Office of Education Abroad, is the sole office at NMSU authorized to make referrals to an international educational program, or to coordinate prospective international travel for Education Abroad program participants. Accordingly:\nAny NMSU employee or student desiring to assist someone in selecting an Education Abroad program or other international travel experience should refer the interested party to the Office of Education Abroad.\nAny individual seeking to participate in an Education Abroad program must obtain approval through the Office of Education Abroad.\nAny faculty or staff member who is planning any Education Abroad program for NMSU students or on behalf of NMSU must obtain advance approval from the Office of Education Abroad, as well as the department and college.\nIndividuals not affiliated with NMSU are not permitted to participate in university sponsored Education Abroad programs unless the program has been approved by the executive vice president and provost for non-student participation. Such approval will be facilitated by the Office of Education Abroad.\nThe Office of Education Abroad will include, as part of its application and enrollment process, fulfillment of the requirements of ARP 16.69 \u2013 University Related International Travel.\nPART 3: ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS\nAll individuals seeking to participate in an Education Abroad program must obtain requisite approvals by registering and completing an online application and related forms managed by the Office of Education Abroad (http://oea.nmsu.edu/). With the applicant\u2019s consent, the Office of Education Abroad may coordinate with various parties on and off campus to determine eligibility for participation in a program. Applicants must provide evidence of eligibility to participate in Education Abroad programs by meeting the following criteria:\nBackground Clearance: Participants will be required to authorize the Office of Education Abroad to obtain a background clearance. The nature of the background clearance requirement varies depending upon the applicant\u2019s status with NMSU:\nStudents: As verified through the Office of the Dean of Students, student applicants must be in good standing, and must not have been sanctioned for a violation of the Student Social Code of Conduct at a level more serious than a deferred suspension. A student who is declined under this rule may petition the Office of Education Abroad for an exception. Requests will be considered on a case by case basis in consultation with the Office of Dean of Students, on the facts provided by the applicant in support of the requested exception.\nEmployees: NMSU employees must authorize an internal review for the purpose of confirming no relevant disciplinary action, including those based on adverse findings by the Office of Institutional Equity. Program leaders and any NMSU employee participating in a job related capacity must also have approval from the relevant department head or dean.\nNon-Affiliated Applicants: For programs where approval has been granted for non-affiliated participation (See Part 2. D. above), the applicant must authorize and pay for a professional background check, similar to those conducted for prospective NMSU employees. Applicants with convictions for sex related, violent or any other serious offense, will not be allowed to participate.\nMedical Clearance: Participants must present current medical documentation signed by a physician which indicates that the participant is physically and mentally fit for travel and participation in the specific type, nature and duration of the proposed international program, with or without accommodation. The Office of Education Abroad will provide the participant the program description and clearance form to give to the medical provider directly. If the medical clearance indicates the need for travel restrictions or recommends accommodations, the Office of Education Abroad will coordinate with the Office of Institutional Equity for employees and the Student Accessibility Services for students to determine whether a proposed accommodation can reasonably be provided.\nInsurance: Participants must be enrolled in an NMSU approved health and travel insurance plan. The Office of Education Abroad will enroll students in the insurance plan and bill the students directly. Participant insurance will not be accepted.\nPART 4: NMSU PARTICIPATION APPROVAL AND APPEALS\nIf the requirements for participation are not timely met, the applicant will be deemed ineligible to participate.\nIf the participant wishes to contest a determination of ineligibility, the participant may seek review by filing a Request for Review with International and Border Programs within ten business days from the date of transmittal of the determination to the applicant\u2019s NMSU email address. In consultation with the associate provost for International and Border Programs, the executive vice president and provost will review and issue a decision typically within two weeks from date of receipt of the Request for Review.\nPART 5: PROGRAM PROVIDER APPROVAL\nIn the case of Education Abroad programs offered through partner universities or third-party program providers, the NMSU Office of Education Abroad facilitates the application process for eligible students and transmits the student\u2019s information to the program provider. These external program providers independently decide whether to accept each applicant after consideration of the application materials. Timely completion of third party program provider requirements, including deadlines, is the sole responsibility of the applicant.\nPART 6: PARTICIPATION BY MINORS\nMinors under the age of 18 who are not legally emancipated (at time of travel) are not eligible to participate in Education Abroad programs. Upon petition to the Office of Education Abroad, requests for exception will be considered.\nSubmission of Petition: The petition should address the following:\nConsent from the program leader (the NMSU representative who will accompany the group), the host institution or the third party provider (all that apply) have been obtained;\nPotential health and safety issues have been addressed, which may include a requirement for supervision by a responsible adult. 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        "raw_content": "Installation view of RACHEL KNEEBONE\u2019s \u201cOvid in Exile\u201d at White Cube, Hong Kong, 2017. Photo by Kitmin Lee. Courtesy the artist and White Cube.\nOvid in Exile\nA fresh coat of burgundy on the interior walls of White Cube gallery in Hong Kong evoked the feeling of theatre drapes, providing a classical backdrop for the grouping of Rachel Kneebone\u2019s lily-white porcelain sculptures interspersed throughout the two-floor venue. For her first solo show in Hong Kong, inspired by themes of transformation and ephemerality in Roman poet Ovid\u2019s magnum opus Metamorphoses, Kneebone created a series of works based on the myths narrated in the epic poem, with explicit referential titles such as Daphne (2015), Salmacis (2016), Narcissus (2016) and Ovid in Exile(2016).\nIn these works, Kneebone subverts traditional qualities attached to porcelain, such as stillness, symmetry and solidity. The ceramic models, most of which measure from 30 to 60 cm in height, feature amorphous limbs, collapsed pedestals, fluid porcelain strips and floral clusters. Traces left by the artist\u2019s fingers reveal the hasty and frantic modeling process, yet the virginal pallor of the material and the watery glaze coat counteracts the chaotic assembly. In this series, Kneebone once again turns to a familiar shape and form that has appeared previously in her work: the orb. Appearing like the eye of the storm, the sphere appears three times in the sculptures of Salmacis (2016), Daphne(2015) and Narcissus (2016). In these works, the orb acts as an amulet or a panacea to these tales of turmoil, transformation and anxiety\u2014conditions that Kneebone considers as symptoms of contemporary psyche.\nRACHEL KNEEBONE, \u2018Ovid in Exile\u2019 I, 2016, pencil on paper, 59.4 \u00d7 42 cm. Photo by George Darrell. Courtesy the artist and White Cube.\nRACHEL KNEEBONE, Daphne, 2015, porcelain. Photo by Ben Westoby. Courtesy the artist and White Cube.\nRACHEL KNEEBONE, Salmacis, 2016, porcelain, 62 \u00d7 56 \u00d7 54 cm. Photo by Ben Westoby. Courtesy the artist and White Cube.\nRACHEL KNEEBONE, Narcissus, 2016, porcelain, 40 \u00d7 64.8 \u00d7 83.4 cm. Photo by Ben Westoby. Courtesy the artist and White Cube.\nAs legend goes, the nymph Daphne was attempting to flee from the aggressive sexual advances of the god Apollo, and in the process morphed into a laurel tree. Kneebone\u2019s statue reflects this tale aesthetically. The upper part consists of a cluster of legs reaching to the sky like the boughs of a tree, while the lower part is twisted into chunky clumps, appearing mud-like and rooted to the earth. At the center of this transformation sits an orb that appears to have absorbed the essence of Daphne\u2019s human form, which is absent from the sculpture. In comparison with the famous, figurative 17th century sculpture Apollo and Daphne by Bernini, Kneebone\u2019s sphere among the abstraction of clumped clay is symbolic representation of perfection transcendent of any formal detail. The statue also suggests a critical view on the high value placed on beauty\u2014the only way Daphne can escape being raped is to surrender her female form, which has become a point of obsession for Apollo, arguably a metaphor for contemporary media.\nThe orb in Narcissus (2016), on the other hand, sits within a much looser and unstable ensemble. The statue is covered with white strips of formless porcelain, much like the limbs of the self-absorbed Narcissus, who was so entranced by his own reflection in the water that he fell in love with and transformed into a daffodil. When one gazes at the symmetrical round globe, he or she might feel connected to Narcissus\u2019 all-consuming desire for perfection.\nThe orb\u2019s representation of beauty is even more apparent in Salmacis (2016), which depicts the moment when the titular character merges with her lover Hermaphroditus, forming a singular hermaphrodite figure. When viewed from the front, one sees a bound mass. Only when viewing the work from behind could one see that the sculpture is actually formed of two parts, with a ball nestled in the porcelain pleats. This orb, located at the heart of the hermaphrodite, signifies society\u2019s failure to recognize singular male and female forms as being whole. 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        "title": "A Comparison Of the Next Generation Gaming Consoles (Part 2) - Games",
        "raw_content": "Arguably Microsoft can attribute a great deal of its success to the hugely successful online capabilities. The new Xbox 360 will continue with the online feature and develop it even further. Xbox 360 will offer two tiers of online function, silver and gold. With silver being a basic package for users to connect and play online, and gold offering other services such as additional downloads and content.\nMicrosoft has also provided additional resources for their new gaming console. The Xbox 360 will have the ability to operate as a general media centre, with the ability to stream media directory from a PC running Windows Media Player, as well as other portable devices which are supported by Microsoft.\nNo one really knows too much about the actually system. What will it look like? What kind of power will it \"actually\" have? What games are in development? Nintendo is, for the most part, keeping a lid on things. We don't even really know when the official release date will be. It has been reported that March of 2006 will be the \"unofficial\" date.\nLiving in an online world, it seems everyone has \"the inside scoop\" on the new console. Members of blogs and forums are saying everything from holographic imaging to new methods of image processing where a developer could create hyper realistic vistas at a fraction of the current processing cost. The bottom line is, with limited facts, speculation is rampid, which creates plenty of misinformation and hype.\nNintendo seems to be the least powerful out of the three systems, but it is expected to cost almost half as much compared to the Playstatin and Xbox.. It is also anticipated that the new Nintendo will be the final console to enter the market., which means they will have a lot of work to do to catch up.\n- The Playstation 3 seems to be the leader in processing power, offering a custom \"cell\" processor.\n- The Xbox may boast less power than the Playstation, but hopes to make up ground in offering other appealing features such as the extended online multiplayer abilities as well as in impressive media center.\n- Both the Xbox and Playstation are offering wireless controllers this time around which will appeal to all users.\n- In terms of graphics capabilities both the Xbox and Playstation have done an impressive job in searching for a\nBelow is a comparison of the three systems. This information has been collected from various online resources. As a result, it could be wrong or could very easily change from now to the time of actual production. As previously noted, Nintendo has not released a spec sheet yet for the Revolution, so we can only add bits and pieces of what we \"think\" we know.\nhttp://searchwarp.com/swa13746.htm\nBy the middle of next year, all three consoles will have been released. Since Microsoft is hoping to have their Xbox 360 released just in time for Christmas they will undoubtedly have the upper-hand. Sony and Nintendo will have a lot of work to to do to catch up to the momentum started by the Xbox 360.\nUltimately, what will make or break the new consoles are the game titles. Traditionally, Nintendo has appealed to the younger audience, while Microsoft and Sony have targeted a more adult oriented crowd. However with these new, more powerful system, each Company has the capabilities to produce exciting games.\nThe The Import game forum is a great resource for import games as well as domestic titles. our check out this great website promotion service",
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        "raw_content": "Home News The Face of Dior in China\nThe Face of Dior in China\nXiaohui Ma is an icon in her hometown of Shanghai, China, and is a major star throughout Asia and Europe, but she is not yet well known in the United States. Millions of us have heard the sounds of her music and have been moved by the emotional power of her playing, giving little thought as to who the artist is. Yes, millions of us have heard Xiaohui Ma playing on the Oscar winning soundtrack of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and felt our emotions rising and falling as Ms Ma's Erhu weeps and laughs with the Cello of Yo-Yo ma. Ms Ma had her New York debut at Carnegie Hall's Weill Hall this past June and performed to a rapturous audience. She will be returning to our area in November of this year to give a lecture and to perform a recital at the United Nations. Ms Ma's lecture is on the healing power of music as well as on the history of the Erhu and its role in the cultural development of China. For her recital, she is accompanied by piano, cello and percussion. Her powerful selection of pieces ranges from traditional Chinese tunes to Western Classical to Jazz, Tango and other contemporary music. She is also known as \u201cThe Face of Dior\u201d in China.\nBirdie - Flying High\nChristine Choy of the New York University Graduate Film and Television Department",
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        "raw_content": "One of the most important churches to the citizens of Munich, Saint Margaret is located in the worker\u2019s quarter of Sendling and serves the Catholic believers throughout the year. But for a few days each year it\u2019s a place where people from the Orthodox Macedonian community pray and gather to listen to their liturgy.\nOne of those days is the feast day of the Assumption of Mary when the believers gather together with their priest Mile Veljanovski inside the historical Catholic church. Fifteen minutes are all it takes for the Catholic church to be rearranged as an Orthodox sanctuary. This church is a place where religion does not separate but rather unites. Just a few people outside the Orthodox community in Munich know that believers other than the Catholics respect this church as much as they do.\nFather Veljanovski has been a priest since 2006. He is responsible for the Macedonian Orthodox community in the whole region of South Germany, and he serves liturgy in different cities. Veljanovski says that it\u2019s his duty to serve God and the believers. The Macedonian Church pays no fee to the Catholic Church and the Munich parish for using the church as an Orthodox sanctuary. The priest explains that this is an example of goodwill and that it says a lot about how good the relations between the two churches are.\n\u201cThere is no problem with the Catholic believers, either. During our Orthodox ceremonies, often Catholic believers enter the church. Many of them are curious to see what is happening and they stay,\u201d says father Veljanovski.\nA German Catholic enters the church while we are talking to the priest. When he hears that the Macedonians have religious service here, he just smiles and says that in the hospital where he works, there are a lot of Macedonians and they are very friendly people.\n\u0422ext: Milena.A.Manasieva\nVideo: Milena.A.Manasieva & Victor Cozmei\nHere you can read the full story.\nGARI \u2013Beauty Rediscovered\nBalkon3 Catholic Church Munich Orthodox video",
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        "raw_content": "Laika 42.001429, 21.421672 Laika\nIt is a nice and relaxed place at a nice and relaxed location with a nice and relaxed staff. Laika is not trying to be a modern and trendy caf\u00e9, they do not make changes to the interior each year, they do not play the chart hits and there are no expensive cars parked in front of it. All of these things make it an unusual Skopje caf\u00e9. Actually, Laika has changed nothing for years and yet it is one of those places that make you feel great as you order one more round of drinks.\nThe music repertoire is another story. You are sure to hear a song that you have not heard in years, and you know you\u2019ve missed it so much. This rather small caf\u00e9 is a favorite meeting place for film directors, actors, musicians and journalists. Don\u2019t be surprised if the owner joins you at the table and you tell one of his stories about the history of Laika. And he has a lot of stories to tell\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Hello! I've never blogged before, so I hope you'll bear with me over the next month as I fill in for Shannon.\nToday, I just wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. I am Melissa Ravely, the Evening Research and Instruction Librarian at Towson University. While that is where I truly got to know Shannon, we actually attended Kent State University at the same time and even took one class together!\nNow what is a \"Research and Instruction Librarian\", you might ask? While it is traditionally known as \"Reference\", Towson has put a more practical spin on the department with its name change, since research and instruction are the two facets of our jobs that take up most of our time! The \"Evening\" part of my title is self-explanatory I am sure, but it means that I man the Reference Desk solo from 6-10 pm Sunday through Thursday nights whenever classes are in session. I field questions from mostly students, some faculty, the the occassional non-affiliate. I like working the same hours every day, as I really get to know some of the regulars (and I'm sure they appreciate knowing that my smiling face will always be there to assist them!). I did an analysis of the type of questions I most commonly received during that time slot of Fall Semester, and found that simple catalog searches and computer issues were the most popular. (I'd be interested to follow this analysis through the rest of the year and see what changes - I was surprised that APA citation questions were not as common, and am sure they became more popular as the year went on). I created the following pie chart to show my findings for Fall Semester 2010:\nBut manning the desk isn't all I do. Don't forget about that \"instruction\" part of my title! Since I am not a subject liaison, the opportunities to teach library instruction classes are fewer, but every once in a while the subject librarian can't schedule a session and I get to cover it. Usually it's a more entry-level class such as COSCI111, and I just cover the basics of finding books and articles with our resources. I also got the opportunity to co-teach database searching strategies to Towson High School students for one of their AP English courses.\nOutside of the classroom, instruction doesn't stop, especially for a library - we want to reach and teach people whenever and where ever they may be! One way to do that is through online tutorials and help guides. These are a mixture of PDFs and videos. I was initially tasked with updating all of the existing video tutorials to reflect the changes that were made last summer to Cook Library's homepage. In so doing I became extremely well-versed in Captivate, the program used to create the videos, so I began making new videos as well. But I think I'll leave that to another blog post later this month (so tune in then for the details!)\nI think I've covered the basics of my job and adequately set the stage for future blogs while Shannon is out. Hope you're all staying cool from all this summer heat!\nJ-Man June 10, 2011 at 10:51 AM\nIs everyone in the Cleveland area doing an MLIS destined to end up in Baltimore?",
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        "raw_content": "\"Im Bastella finde ich ein reiches Feld an spannenden und anregenden T\u00e4tigkeiten.\"\n\"How I learned to cherish life after a trip to hell\"\nWhen I was in the islands nearly a generation ago, I was acquainted with a young American couple who had among their belongings an attractive little son of the age of seven\u2014attractive but not practicably companionable with me, because he knew no English. He had played from his birth with the little Kanakas on his father\u2019s plantation, and had preferred their language and would learn no other. The family removed to America a month after I arrived in the islands, and straightway the boy began to lose his Kanaka and pick up English. By the time he was twelve he hadn\u2019t a word of Kanaka left; the language had wholly departed from his tongue and from his comprehension. Nine years later, when he was twenty-one, I came upon the family in one of the lake towns of New York, and the mother told me about an adventure which her son had been having. By trade he was now a professional diver. A passenger boat had been caught in a storm on the lake, and had gone down, carrying her people with her. A few days later the young diver descended, with his armor on, and entered the berth-saloon of the boat, and stood at the foot of the companionway, with his hand on the rail, peering through the dim water. Presently something touched him on the shoulder, and he turned and found a dead man swaying and bobbing about him and seemingly inspecting him inquiringly. He was paralyzed with fright.\nHis entry had disturbed the water, and now he discerned a number of dim corpses making for him and wagging their heads and swaying their bodies like sleepy people trying to dance. His senses forsook him, and in that condition he was drawn to the surface. He was put to bed at home, and was soon very ill. During some days he had seasons of delirium which lasted several hours at a time; and while they lasted he talked Kanaka incessantly and glibly; and Kanaka only. He was still very ill, and he talked to me in that tongue; but I did not understand it, of course. The doctor-books tell us that cases like this are not uncommon. Then the doctors ought to study the cases and find out how to multiply them. Many languages and things get mislaid in a person\u2019s head, and stay mislaid for lack of this remedy.\nSeveral of our passengers belonged in Honolulu, and these were sent ashore; but nobody could go ashore and return. There were people on shore who were booked to go with us to Australia, but we could not receive them; to do it would cost us a quarantine-term in Sydney. They could have escaped the day before, by ship to San Francisco; but the bars had been put up, now, and they might have to wait weeks before any ship could venture to give them a passage any whither. And there were hardships for others. An elderly lady and her son, recreation-seekers from Massachusetts, had wandered westward, further and further from home, always intending to take the return track, but always concluding to go still a little further; and now here they were at anchor before Honolulu positively their last westward-bound indulgence\u2014they had made up their minds to that\u2014but where is the use in making up your mind in this world? It is usually a waste of time to do it. These two would have to stay with us as far as Australia. Then they could go on around the world, or go back the way they had come; the distance and the accommodations and outlay of time would be just the same, whichever of the two routes they might elect to take. Think of it: a projected excursion of five hundred miles gradually enlarged, without any elaborate degree of intention, to a possible twenty-four thousand. However, they were used to extensions by this time, and did not mind this new one much.\nWrecked and happy\nIsolation and me\nHaunted Blessings",
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        "raw_content": "One of the sites we use for monitoring travel conditions around the region is the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet\u2019s road map (http://511.ky.gov). The regular site is quite useful, but KYTC recently released a mobile app that optimizes the map for viewing on smartphones. It\u2019s available through Apple\u2019s App Store for iOS devices and through Google Play for the Android platform (sorry, Windows Phone users).\nAs you can see from the screen capture to the right (borrowed from the App Store page), the app enables you to see road reports of traffic disruptions (wrecks, weather, construction), current traffic speeds, and public-facing feeds from traffic cameras. This is a great tool for maintaining situational awareness for travel at any time of the year.\nAs always, stay safe \u2013 never use any smartphone app while driving. Pull over or pass your phone to a trusted navigator.",
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        "raw_content": "Ways To Register A Domain Name\nFinding A Domain Name For My Business\nFor more information on how domain names work and the process of registration, visit www.domainregistrationtutorial.com\nThe domain name on your own business is your online identification. You must really be very careful in relation to selecting a domain name that would be unusual, scores rather well with search engine rankings, carries a trust factor along with it, as well as commands a brand name value. A domain name is actually necessary for use in your business correspondences and emails. A lengthy one might lead to problems in communication, especially if the domain name seems to be intricate. Listed here are some suggestions in selecting a well-meaning domain name that carries the heart and soul of your brand style or business:\n1. Keyword driven or alternatively a customized domain name from the best domain registrar? 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        "raw_content": "The rise of Indigenous Peoples Day\nThe concept of replacing the United States federal holiday of Columbus Day with a holiday known as \u201cIndigenous Peoples Day\u201d was first discussed in 1977 at the International Conference on Discrimination Against Indigenous Populations in the Americas. However, it wasn\u2019t until more than a decade later that the holiday was inaugurated.\nBerkeley, California, was the first community to officially replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day. The Berkeley city council adopted Indigenous Peoples Day in 1992 after being inspired by a conference of Northern Californian Native American groups. The city recognized the holiday for the first time in place of the Columbus Quincentennial, or the 500th anniversary of his arrival in the Americas. Since then, numerous other cities and even some states have adopted Indigenous Peoples Day.\nReplacing Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day\nThe states of Minnesota, Alaska, Vermont, and South Dakota all celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day, although South Dakota refers to the day as Native American Day. The Village of Lewiston, New York, and Brunswick, Maine celebrate both Indigenous Peoples Day and Columbus Day.\nCities celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day include:\nNewstead, New York\nThe number of cities celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day continues to grow, and these changes carry significant meaning to Native Americans.\nThe Seattle Times reported in 2014 that Native American activists \u201claughed, wept, and sang their way out of Seattle\u2019s City Hall\u201d after City Council members unanimously voted to rename Columbus Day as Indigenous Peoples Day. \u201cThis is about taking a stand against racism and discrimination,\u201d council member Kshama Sawant said at the time.\nAccording to the Washington Post, only 23 states and the District of Columbia (plus Puerto Rico and American Samoa) currently recognize Columbus Day as a paid holiday. While there remains some resistance to the idea of renaming Columbus Day, a 2014 Rasmussen poll found that only 8 percent of respondents identified Columbus Day as one of the nation\u2019s most important holidays.\nThe controversial history of Columbus Day\nPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed October 12 to be the federal holiday of Columbus Day in 1934, and since 1971 the holiday has been celebrated on the second Monday in October.\nAs the History Channel noted, activists have long taken issue with the idea of celebrating Christopher Columbus because of some of his troubling actions, including the enslavement and genocide of Native Americans. Others disagree with the idea of crediting Columbus with \u201cdiscovering\u201d a location in which people already lived.\n\u201cColumbus Day is not just a holiday, it represents the violent history of colonization in the Western hemisphere,\u201d Leo Killsback, a professor of American Indian Studies at Arizona State University, told the History Channel.\nDiscussions about Indigenous Peoples Day and Columbus Day have also led to greater focus on what children are being taught in schools, as many people claim to have learned little about the people who populated the Americas before Columbus\u2019 arrival.\nShannon Speed, the director of the American Indian Studies Center at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Chickasaw tribal citizen, wrote in a 2014 Huffington Post article that \u201cvirtually none of my university students has had any education whatsoever in the history of this country\u2019s treatment of the 10 million or so people who lived here before Europeans arrived.\u201d\nSpeed\u2019s article also wrote about the idea of the \u201cvanishing Indian,\u201d which describes students thinking of Native Americans as being members of the past rather than a group still living today.\nIndigenous Peoples Day helps promote a greater understanding of the nation\u2019s history.\nThe post The rise of Indigenous Peoples Day appeared first on AvvoStories.",
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        "raw_content": "We're back for the 2015 season! This year's theme is PayDirt. More details to come at the Kick-off event this Saturday, September 12. Make your registration official on Eventbrite (same instructions as last year). This site is being updated for the new season right now, so bear with us for a few days. Data here will be current and helpful for you after kickoff this weekend.\nRegistration Open on Eventbrite\n\ufeffPosted by Austin Mullins\ufeff\nTeacher training day has come and gone, and while there was a lot of information discussed, I know there many unanswered questions. Many elements of this year's game are guarded secrets that will not be revealed until kickoff, September 13, but there are a few things I hope to clear up right now.\nEventbrite: each team needs 1 ticket\nI got myself confused at the teacher training meeting (this is not an unusual occurrence for me). I started talking about Eventbrite as if we were using it to track the number of participants. We are not. Each team should register for one ticket only. In fact, the rules of the site should prevent you from requesting more than one. Congratulations are in order for Wylie Middle School, as they already figured it out as of this post. There is plenty of time for all of our teams to get registered, so no one is in trouble. The easiest way to get registered is probably to click over to our new BEST 2014 page and use the form there. You can also find us on Eventbrite here. I fully intend to add event postings for our kickoff and practice events, too, so you can use Eventbrite's calendar tools to keep it all straight.\nBEST Robotics Home Page / Q & A\nThose are your two biggest resources online. The Q & A is closed to the public, but you will receive a password during the kickoff event.\nAs we have news and important announcements, we'll post them here.\nIf any information you see here appears to contradict the latest Q & A, defer to the Q & A.",
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A collaboration that was marked by dialogue, patience, trust, and, above all, respect. The many achievements are a logical result of this collaboration.\n\u201cEveryone in this team - each rider and staff member - knew Andr\u00e9 as a gentleman. No emotional tweet directed to Sagan or D\u00e9mare affects that perception. Andr\u00e9 was awed by each newcomer - young or famed. He gained respect for his personality, and of course for his achievements, not for empty words. He made a big evolution since 2011; at the beginning he was mainly a sprinter, but through the years he evolved into a real leader. He called us his family, and he meant it.\u201d\n\u201cThe choice to end this chapter is obviously a tough one. As a team you are constantly reflecting upon the choices you have to make to secure the best possible future. In the final stage of the negotiations, it became clear that there would be no further collaboration possible. Nonetheless, the mutual respect continues, undoubtedly.\u201d\nAndr\u00e9 Greipel winning the sixth stage of the 2018 Tour Down Under. Sirotti photo\nAndr\u00e9 Greipel: \u201cAt the end of 2011, I transferred from HTC, since there were many strong riders in the team and I was looking for a team in which I could go for stage victories myself. Besides the fact that I already knew guys like Philippe Gilbert and J\u00fcrgen Roelandts, a couple of other riders of HTC made the transition as well. In the first year at Omega Pharma-Lotto, Gilbert had his magical year, one of many consecutive successes, and our paths crossed regularly. Nevertheless, I was very happy to, among others, ride my first Tour and to take my first stage win: a true salvation.\u201d\n\u201cGreg Henderson joined the team in 2012 and turned out to be the missing link to establish the world\u2019s best lead-out, together with Marcel Sieberg and J\u00fcrgen Roelandts; the red train. The establishment of this project was a true challenge, but also a big success. I could sum up many highlights during my time at the team, but the trust from the riders in each other and of the team in the riders makes it one big highlight. You can put it all on paper, but you also have to execute it on the road, during the many races.\"\n\u201cI definitely see the two victories on the Champs Elys\u00e9es in 2015 and 2016 as the icing on the cake for all of the team\u2019s efforts. Inevitably, during the past 8 years, I\u2019ve had some difficult moments, but never encountered any pressure of the team nor felt the need to perform. Together, we have created an environment, which made it possible to perform - an entirely different approach. I'm looking forward to racing with everyone of the team until the end of this season.\u201d\n\"To all the staff members and riders who were part of all the special moments together: thank you!\"\nHere's Fortuneo-Samsic's Facebook post:\nWelcome to Brittany [France, where the team is headquartered] Andr\u00e9 Greipel!\nOur team offers the services of one of the best sprinters of its generation: Andr\u00e9 Greipel. The German runner will wear the Samsic colors for the next two seasons.\nAndr\u00e9 Greipel: \"I expect a lot from my new team, I want to inspire its young and free spirit but I also expect trust, commitment and team spirit.\"\nEmmanuel Hubert: \"Coming to our team, Andr\u00e9 Greipel makes a bold choice. At 36, he gives himself a new youth. It's also a great opportunity for Bram Welten. Our 21-year-old sprinter will be able to learn his business from one of the best sprint specialists.\"\nBMC headed to Tour of Utah\nHere's the team's racing update:\n2 August, 2018, Santa Rosa, California (USA): BMC Racing Team will be racing on home soil next week with an ambitious line-up heading stateside to the week-long Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah.\nSports Director Jackson Stewart said that BMC Racing Team is lining up in Utah with a strong and well-rounded team. \"I think we will see a very competitive Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah this year with more UCI WorldTour teams competing than in previous years and the Park City stage returning as the final test. Most of our roster has had success in Utah and have grown to know the roads such as Brent Bookwalter, Joey Rosskopf, Tom Bohli, Kilian Frankiny, and Tejay van Garderen and that is always a nice advantage. As usual, we will also bring some new young talent to this race with our two stagiaires, Alexander Evans and Freddy Ovett,\" Jackson explained.\n\"Everyone has been preparing for this race and I think we can expect a lot from our roster. I think we can look to target several stages and also protect van Garderen for the General Classification as we see how he responds after a very demanding Tour de France.\"\nVan Garderen is motivated about returning to the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. \"I'm really looking forward to returning to the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah for the first time since 2011. I have good memories of the race and I know how hard it is so it's going to be a good challenge off the back of the Tour de France. As an American riding for an American team, it is always great to race on home soil. The crowds and atmosphere are incredible in Utah so I hope to have a good week of racing there. We have a diverse team so I think we can expect good results,\" van Garderen said.\nTejay van Garderen on the Aubisque in stage 19 of this year's Tour de France. Sirotti photo.\nThe Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah (6 - 12 August)\nRider Roster: Tom Bohli (SUI), Brent Bookwalter (USA), Alexander Evans (AUS), Kilian Frankiny (SUI), Freddy Ovett (AUS), Joey Rosskopf (USA), Tejay van Garderen (USA)\nSports Director: Jackson Stewart (USA)\nAlberto Bettiol returns to EF Education First-Drapac\nHere's the note the team sent me:\nEF Education First \u2013 Drapac p/b Cannondale is proud to welcome Alberto Bettiol back into the #PinkArgyle family. The Italian has demonstrated a diverse set of race skills that has put him on the podium at GP Plouay and Tour de Pologne. He\u2019s finished in the top ten at GP Quebec, GP Montreal, San Sebastian and E3 Harelbeke.\nAs a 19-year-old, Bettiol turned professional with Cannondale in 2014. He rode in argyle for three season (2015-2017) before leaving for BMC. After a single season away, Bettiol returns to his roots.\n\u201cI\u2019m ready to pull on argyle again because it\u2019s important to me to finish what I started last year and never quite completed,\u201d said Bettiol. \u201cThe argyle family believed in me since the very beginning, and I feel that it\u2019s my best choice to return to where it all began.\u201d\n\u201cAlberto showed great promise when he was with us,\u201d said #PinkArgyle CEO Jonathan Vaughters. \u201cHe was climbing near the best at the 2017 Tour de France, and was a key part of our classics team. He got a bit derailed in 2018, we are going to get him back on track \u201c\n\u201cAlberto and his family were really a part of our family,\u201d Vaughters added. \u201cI understood when he left in the precarious situation we were in last year, but now that we\u2019re out of that, I\u2019m really excited to have him back. \u201c\nAlthough the team Bettiol left has undergone some changes in his absence, Bettiol is convinced he\u2019ll feel at home immediately. \u201cI know nearly everyone on the team already, and I\u2019m happy to get to know the new guys.\u201d Bettiol said. \u201cIn many ways, I feel like I never really left, so it won\u2019t feel strange at all to come back.\u201d\n\u201cYou understand what is important when you lose it,\u201d Bettiol added. \u201cAnd I\u2019ve learned a good group spirit is very often stronger than a single power.\u201d\nBettiol\u2019s race program has yet to be formally organized. He hopes to race the Giro. 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        "raw_content": "Joanne Findon (1957\u2013) Biography - Personal, Addresses, Career, Member, Honors Awards, Writings, Sidelights\nmedieval time canada eats\nBorn 1957, in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada; Education: University of British Columbia, B.A. (medieval studies), 1982; University of Toronto, M.A., 1987, Ph.D. (medieval studies), 1994.\nOffice\u2014Department of English Literature, Traill College, Wallis Hall 103.2, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 7B8, Canada.\nEducator and writer. Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, assistant professor of English literature, 2002\u2013.\nWriter's Union of Canada, Canadian Society of Children's Authors, Illustrators, and Performers, Canadian Children's Book Centre.\nToronto IODE Award, for The Dream of Aengus, 1994.\nA Woman's Words: Emer and Female Speech in the Ulster Cycle, University of Toronto Press (Buffalo, NY), 1997.\nAuld Lang Syne, Stoddart Kids (Buffalo, NY), 1997.\nThe Dream of Aengus, Stoddart Kids (Buffalo, NY), 1998.\nAfter thirteen-year-old Holly is sent to stay on her uncle's farm in rural England, she is transported back in time to the Iron age, where she is hailed as a warrior believed to be sent to save the local population from a band of Celtic marauders. (Cover illustration by Igor Kordey.)\nWhen Night Eats the Moon, Red Deer Press (Calgary, Alberta, Canada), 1999.\nScience and Technology In the Middle Ages, Crabtree (New York, NY), 2005.\nContributor of short stories to anthologies, including The Blue Jean Collection, Thistledown Press, 1992; and Takes, Thistledown Press, 1996; and Winds through Time, Beach Holme Publishing, 1998.\nCanadian children's author and educator Joanne Findon is the author of the time-travel novel When Night Eats the Moon. In this 1999 work readers travel with main character Holly back through time to 600 B.C. and the place known as Stonehenge. Holly finds herself in Britain's Iron Age, a none-too-comfortable epoch made even less pleasant by the fact that Celtic warriors are invading the local people living near the massive stone structure that gives the place its name. Mistaken as a prophesied savior, the North American teen must now embark on a quest to help the doomed locals. \"Unlike some time-travel stories, the devices here make sense, and Findon does a particularly good job explaining how the ancient history has affected Holly and her mother's relationship\" commented Booklist critic Ilene Cooper.\nFindon told Something about the Author: \"I blame my two lifelong passions\u2014writing fiction and studying the past\u2014on American children's author Lloyd Alexander, whose books I began reading in Grade 4. His Prydain books gave me the desire to weave spells out of words and transport readers to other worlds. Alexander's inspiration for the books\u2014the medieval Welsh tales called the Mabinogion\u2014piqued my curiosity about early Celtic culture.\n\"As a result, I have spent years studying medieval history and literature, particularly Celtic literature, and have earned an M.A. and Ph.D. in medieval studies. My studies have also fed my love of writing stories inspired by times past. My first picture book, The Dream of Aengus, is a retelling of a haunting medieval Irish tale of love and transformation, while Auld Lang Syne is a nonfiction picture book about Scottish poet Robert Burns.\"\nBooklist, August, 2000, Ilene Cooper, review of When Night Eats the Moon, p. 2138.\nCanadian Review of Materials, May 26, 2000, Lorraine Douglas, review of When Night Eats the Moon.\nResource Links, June, 1998, review of Auld Lang Syne, p. 2; April, 2000, review of When Night Eats the Moon, p. 28.\nCanadian Society of Children's Authors, Illustrators, and Performers Web site, http://www.canscaip.org/ (May 3, 2005), \"Joanne Findon.\"\nEdith Hope Fine Biography - Personal, Addresses, Career, Member, Honors Awards, Writings, Work in Progress, Sidelights [next] [back] Timothy Findley Biography - Timothy Findley comments:",
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        "raw_content": "I was recently given the privilege to join some of our Southeast Asia employees and their children for a pilot run of an art program at the National Gallery Singapore. While Applied Materials constantly engages in community work as a corporation \u2013 from supporting sustainability to advocating for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) \u2013 this marks the first time the company has sponsored an arts program in Singapore.\nThe Art and Science of Artwork Conservation Program is one of a handful of custom educational programs developed in-house by the National Gallery Singapore to teach youth about art. The program is expected to reach out to 1,800 students over the course of the year.\nFor me, it was a good opportunity to show synergies and dependencies in two dichotomous fields. At the face of it, there does seem to be little commonality between the two \u2013 science is thought to be about precision and analytics while art rewards creativity and subjectivity. However, art and science actually share a close and enduring relationship.\nIn ancient Greece, the word for art was \u2018techne,\u2019 from which the words technique and technology are derived. Creativity and analytical skills are immensely complementary; some of the world\u2019s most prolific scientists and inventors were also celebrated artists. For example, Leonardo da Vinci was a master artist and also an inventor in the fields of engineering, mathematics and geometry.\nWhile scientific methods help hone critical, analytical and logical problem solving skills, teaching children about art is like teaching them about their heritage. Art is after all a remarkable reflection of our culture. But art isn\u2019t just about appreciation, it\u2019s about action. Art can channel intuition, creativity and learning agility like nothing else.\nScience is changing the way we preserve our history, making conservation efforts possible in ways never before imagined. For example, material scientists are working hand in hand with museum specialists using nanoparticles and techniques like laser cleaning to restore frescoes and paintings.\nThe National Gallery\u2019s art conservation program seeks to tap into this synergy to preserve art and our heritage. By giving children hands-on experience in such conservation efforts, we are exposing them to art and science, and molding both sets of faculties in the process. Hopefully this will inspire our children to embrace both art and science as tangible skills for the future to continue to push the boundaries of STEAM.\nTo learn more about Applied\u2019s commitment to improving communities through arts and culture, read our latest Citizenship Report.\nart and science of artwork conservation program",
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        "raw_content": "In the Dutch weekly journal ESB (Economic and Statistical Reports), economists from the universities of Groningen and Rotterdam presented an interesting article. Their starting assumption is that high student evaluations will have a positive effect on the market share of universities. After all, if a programme in a particular university is highly ranked by students, more students will chose this particular university to attend that programme.\nThe authors collected six year of student evaluations where students rate their programmes on a scale of 1-10 (as published annually in the Dutch weekly magazine Elsevier). Market share for each programme/university combination was calculated by dividing the number of students in programme X in university Y by all students in the Netherlands in programme X. When the evaluation of the programme is compared with the market share, we get the following graph:\nOn the basis of this finding (and the results of a simulation that they run), they present some interesting conclusions. I won\u2019t go in details, but one of them is that there is no clear relation between evaluation and market share. Hence, students have other criteria than quality in the choice of where they will attend university (especially location, and in particular the distance to their place of residence).\nIn their discussion, the authors indicate that this shows that competition on the basis of quality is not really taking place in the Netherlands. One reaction could be that the government should enable universities to compete on the basis of price. In other words, universities should be able to set their own tuition fees. This is currently not allowed for Dutch and EU students and the government decided last week that this will not be possible in the near future.\nI could pose an alternative hypothesis on the interpretation of the results. The results show that students don\u2019t take quality of education into account in their decision-making process. This could indicate that students don\u2019t purchase a service (a high quality education), but a product (a degree). Universities should therefore emphasise the quality of their degrees, not the quality of their education. If the value of the degree differs per university (reflected in the opportunities to enter the labour market in higher positions or on a higher remuneration), the students will take this into account. This then would mean that universities are better of improving their position in rankings, attracting more prestigious scholars (like Nobel laureates) and increase their budget for marketing. This will bring them a in a better competitive position. On the other hand\u2026 maybe economics doesn\u2019t provide answers for everything\u2026\nErjen van Nierop, Peter Verhoef, Philip Hans Franses. Studie Evaluaties en marktaandelen van universiteiten (subscription required). Economisch Statistische Berichten, 4 April 2008.\nfinancial spreadbetting July 24, 2010\nHaving studied economics I know it doesn\u2019t provide the answers to everything but in this case I think you are right.",
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        "raw_content": "Actionscript 3.0 is Very Fast\nI\u2019m not sure everybody fully understands how fast Actionscript 3 is. Even saying things like \u201ctenfold\u201d are laughable. For one thing, I can\u2019t tell how fast it is because the current game I\u2019m toying with cannot be measured. All the code for an each frame (which is a lot) is run in less than a millisecond nearly 100% of the time. Compare that to 6 to 9 milliseconds from older games.\nLet\u2019s face it though, numbers don\u2019t do this kind of thing justice. But this animation does (via gBlog). It\u2019s the live 3D rendering of a several ships, with well over 8000 polygons. The speed seems to vary unpredictably, but usually sticks to around 13fps or 30fps on my computer. Compare that to the as2 example, which runs at 3fps while rendering less than 1000 polygons. It\u2019s not just faster, it\u2019s a different level entirely. The demo is not perfect, but the 3D quality roughly matches the original Playstation.\nOn a side note, I noticed the files (meshes) that the example uses are text files. If they used FZip they could\u2019ve turned around 333KB of files into a single 55KB file, making it easier to put online rather than offering it as a download. Just a thought. \ud83d\ude09\nOne Response to \u201cActionscript 3.0 is Very Fast\u201d\nFantastic goods from you, man. I have keep in mind your stuff prior to and you are just too great. I really like what you have recveeid here, certainly like what you\u2019re saying and the way in which by which you are saying it. You are making it entertaining and you continue to take care of to stay it wise. I can not wait to learn far more from you. That is really a terrific web site.",
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        "raw_content": "Author Archives: tara - Page 51\nWith everyone that's taking advantage of online dating, you might be surprised to find an online dating site that caters to your individual needs. For example, if you're interested in\u2026\nAre you having trouble getting any good bites on your profile? There could be any number of reasons why, from your picture to your description to your dream date themselves!\u2026\nWhile you might be interested in a match made in heaven, what about your pet? What about their needs? Because many of us love our pets above all, we need\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "How whole industries disappear\nForbes has an interesting snippet about Clayton Christensen's new book:\nTake the story of Dell Computer [DELL] and its Taiwanese electronics manufacturer. The story is told in the brilliant book by Clayton Christensen, Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang, The Innovator\u2019s Prescription:\nASUSTeK started out making the simple circuit boards within a Dell computer. Then ASUSTeK came to Dell with an interesting value proposition: \u2018We\u2019ve been doing a good job making these little boards. Why don\u2019t you let us make the motherboard for you? Circuit manufacturing isn\u2019t your core competence anyway and we could do it for 20% less.\u2019\nDell accepted the proposal because from a perspective of making money, it made sense: Dell\u2019s revenues were unaffected and its profits improved significantly. On successive occasions, ASUSTeK came back and took over the motherboard, the assembly of the computer, the management of the supply chain and the design of the computer. In each case Dell accepted the proposal because from a perspective of making money, it made sense: Dell\u2019s revenues were unaffected and its profits improved significantly. However the next time, ASUSTeK came back, it wasn\u2019t to talk to Dell. It was to talk to Best Buy and other retailers to tell them that they could offer them their own brand or any brand PC for 20% lower cost. As The Innovator\u2019s Prescription concludes:\nBingo. One company gone, another has taken its place. There\u2019s no stupidity in the story. The managers in both companies did exactly what business school professors and the best management consultants would tell them to do\u2014improve profitability by focuson on those activities that are profitable and by getting out of activities that are less profitable.",
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        "raw_content": "Alumna, Zanine Adams Margetson, has been named one of the Most Influential People in Meetings and Events. She graduated from Les Roches in 1996 and has enjoyed a glittering Event Management career in the US and UK. Zanine has helped plan celebrity weddings, safaris and the London Olympics, and now she answers our questions on the rise of \u2018bleisure\u2019, the demands of leadership, and going freelance.\nBusiness tourism is expected to be one of the biggest growth markets for travel industry providers in years to come. 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        "raw_content": "Elzaburu once again ranked among Spain\u2019s most highly reputed law firms\nIn 2015 the firm registered a turnover of over 14 million euros for yet another year.\nMadrid, 1 June 2016. Elzaburu once again figures among the most prestigious law firms in Spain according to the ranking published annually by the economic and business daily Expansi\u00f3n. A turnover of 14 million euros positions it among the country\u2019s 20 top rated firms.\nAt the same time the firm has pursued its enlargement plans, increasing the number of lawyers on its staff by 14.3%. Elzaburu is thus among the 25 firms headquartered in Spain which most strengthened their workforce in 2015.\nElzaburu ranks fourteenth in terms of invoicing per practitioner with a figure of 235,000 euros. This is significantly higher than the average in Spain, which in 2015 was 190,887 euros per practitioner. In terms of invoicing purely by lawyer, Elzaburu moves up to tenth place on the ranking.\nYear on year, experience and professionalism have proved to be the twin pillars of the firm, ensuring Elzaburu a place among the best in Spain.\nLabels: Elzaburu, Intellectual property, Law Firms, Spain\nShimyl Ahmed 10 June 2016 at 20:43\nJack Son 29 June 2017 at 17:57\nYou can also contact them through their mail id or leave your contact details for them to call you. Experience counts in every field especially when it is a matter of huge amount of money. Source",
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        "raw_content": "MOVIE REVIEW: JUST WRIGHT\nMany rappers have done numerous film roles over the years. Ice Cube for starters has been doing film roles for over a decade and a half, but rapper Common has also successfully carved a niche for himself as an actor, albeit not on cubes level of success. Common's latest starrer Just Wright with Queen Latifah, has just hit theater's in the US, and done very well for itself, opening at number three at the box office with collections of over $ 8 million .The film is a cute basketball love story, not the usual mundane pseudo gangster flicks rappers often star in.\nThe plot revolves around two main characters, an NBA super star Scott (Common) and his physiotherapist Leslie (Queen Latifah). Scott has an Injury and Leslie is the person to help him out. An air of romance soon develops between the two as Leslie finds herself slowly falling in love with Scott.\nThe twist in the plot is that Scott does not realise this and is drawn towards Morgan who happen's to be Leslie's childhood friend. A scenario develops where Leslie has to decide whether she has to be just a best friend or wait for Scott (common) to finally see what has been in front of him all along. For those who like a Romantic Drama and a peek into the NBA, this film does have an interesting story line to it. The combination of basket ball as a sport and a romantic drama is a good one. Noteworthy appearances are also there by real NBA super stars Dwayne Wade and Le Bron James two phenoms. So if you want to just chill and watch a nice romantic drama on a Sunday Evening, this one is for you. What happen's next is for you to find out.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / News / Prosecuted for Miscarrying\nMiscarrying a child is one of the most traumatic things that could ever happen to a woman, and now in the 21st century women are being told that it is their fault for the loss of their child and are also being punished.\nWhilst having my weekly browse at the BBC News homepage, an article caught my eye called \u2018El Salvador: Where women may be jailed for miscarrying\u2019. I almost thought my eyes were playing tricks on me, so I clicked on and read that yes, women are being jailed for manslaughter for having a miscarriage.\nAs most people know, El Salvador isn\u2019t exactly the most relaxed place for laws, especially on abortion. However, they now suggest that women aggravate their pregnancies and force a miscarriage, therefore giving them reason to charge them with manslaughter. It\u2019s not something that these women wanted, it was something terrible that happened to them which they had no control over and they could potentially end up with their life taken away from them.\nIn one case, a woman called Maria Teresa Rivera suffered a terrible miscarriage and was sentenced for \u201840 years for aggravated manslaughter\u2019. The fact is that a lot of these women in El Salvador are badly educated, too poor and are often too nervous to go to hospital in case they get caught by police.\nThe BBC said that \u2018More than 200 women were reported to the police between 2000 and 2011, of whom 129 were prosecuted and 49 convicted - 26 for murder (with sentences of 12 to 35 years) and 23 for abortion, according to research by Citizens' Group for the Decriminalization of Abortion. Seven more have been convicted since 2012.\u2019\nNot only is it happening in places like El Salvador, it\u2019s happening in far too many other places too. Recently the Huffington Post reported on a case in Mississippi where a woman has been charged with manslaughter. The woman in question is Nina Backhalter who gave birth to a still born after using meth throughout her pregnancy. Now I\u2019m not condoning the use of drugs when pregnant, but is prosecuting a women who lost her child the way to go?\nUltimately it seems very wrong, regardless of the situation, for women to be punished for something that is out of their control.\nLatest from Laura Gay\nMore in this category: \u00ab University Students Are Taking 'Smart Drugs' To Aid University Pressure Could the release of Venables have been dealt with better? \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "This page is a spur line of my Abandoned & Historical Railroads Page.\nMap of the Pope & Talbot Mill and Railroad Spur\nas of the late 1980s.\nOverview of the Pope & Talbot Mill and Railroad Spur\nThe town of Oakridge, Oregon is located southeast of Eugene, Oregon. It and the adjacent Westfir used to\nbe major stops on the famous Southern Pacific Willamette Pass line. Before the line was completed, in 1926,\nneither town existed to any extent. But by the 1940s, a few hundred lived there, mostly to serve the railroad\nand local forest industries. Several thousand live there today.\nIn 1948, the Pope and Talbot Timber company opened a mill in Oakridge, sawing trees from it\u2019s own timber\nholdings as well as nearby National Forest. Although the mill was located only a few feet from the Southern\nPacific mainline, the mainline was about 100 feet higher in elevation. This required a spur line to be built\nfurther down the line prior to the elevation gain and required a significant bridge over Salmon Creek. The\nspur line would be a little more than \u00bd mile long and employ a twin 150' span steel through truss bridge. The\nbridge was not new however. One of the two spans were originally built in 1906, the other in 1907 and used\nelsewhere before being disassembled and installed over Salmon Creek in 1948.\nWithin a few years, the mill grew to 500 employees. By the late 1970s, the mill began to modernize and thus\nlaid off several hundred employees. In 1985, Pope and Talbot announced plans to close the mill\npermanently. But in 1986, the employees reached a union agreement that allowed the mill to continue to\noperated with only about 100 employees.\nIn 1989, Pope and Talbot sold the mill and all 270 acres of mill property to the Bald Knob Land and Timber\nCompany. But only a year later, the company filed for bankruptcy and the mill was closed down forever.\nMost of the equipment was sold shortly thereafter and a fire in 1991 consumed much of the remains of the\nmill site.\nBy the mid 1990s, the mill site was purchased by the City of Oakridge and remains under their ownership.\nThe bridge and the railroad remain completely intact, although worse for the wear, with no maintenance for\nmore than 15 years. It\u2019s assumed the city intends to keep the site available for possible, although probably\nunlikely, industrial redevelopment.\nAll photos taken by Brian McCamish\nThe Salmon Creek Railroad bridge is located over Salmon Creek and is the only major structure on the 1/2 mile Pope &\nTalbot Spur line. The twin 150' steel through truss bridges were built in 1906 and 1907, by the American Bridge Company,\nbut was not originally located here. I'm not sure where it was originally located. In 1948, it was moved here to allow\nSouthern Pacific to serve the mill. Today, the spur line, bridge and mill are all abandoned. The bridge does not appear to be\nin good condition. The wooden walkways are all but rotted away, hence why it closed to pedestrian traffic. The surveyor on\nthe bridge just happens to be using the bridge as a platform to survey Salmon Creek.\nLooking towards the mill site\nfrom the bridge. The track is all\nstill in place, but completely\novergrown and almost\nimpossible to explore.\nThe water tower still\nexists in relatively good\nThe mill was built in 1948, but closed in 1990\nand mostly burned down in 1991.\nIf anyone has any further information or pictures about this mill and railroad spur, please let me\nknow. You can Email me anytime. Thanks.\nThis excellent Website about the Southern Pacific Willamette Pass, has a few more\nphotos of this bridge, taken in the late 1990s on it's Oakridge Page.",
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        "raw_content": "C.J. Chivers On Covering The Afghanistan & Iraq Wars\nPulitzer-Prize-winning New York Times reporter and former Marine infantry officer C.J. Chivers has been covering the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq since their beginning in 2001.\nIn 2009, he was part of a team that won the Pulitzer for International Reporting for coverage from Afghanistan and Pakistan, and in 2017 he won the Pulitzer for Feature Writing for his New York Times Magazine story about a veteran suffering from PTSD who was jailed after returning from the Afghan War. That veteran was released from prison based on Chivers\u2019 story.\nIn his new book, The Fighters: Americans in Combat in Afghanistan and Iraq (Simon & Schuster; hardcover, $28.00), Chivers returns to his subjects to follow the human arc of the two wars by tracing the lives of six American service members over seventeen years. What results is an unvarnished account of modern combat, its legacies, and effects.\nA Conversation with C.J. Chivers (provided by Simon & Schuster):\nYou won a Pulitzer Prize for feature writing for your story \u201cThe Fighter,\u201d published in the New York Times Magazine in 2017. That story isn\u2019t in the book, where you tell the stories of six other American service members. How long have you been collecting soldiers\u2019 stories? When did you know this had to be a book?\nC.J. Chivers.\nCJC: The Fighters draws from work reaching to 2001, immediately after the attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center, although I did not conceive that part of all that work might cohere as a book until much later, in 2011, when the second \u201csurge\u201d was well underway in Afghanistan. By then I realized that for a generation of Americans the period in which the United States was waging two wars had become an extended and collective experience. I wanted to capture a human portrait of that experience at the lower ranks, where the fighting happened, and I understood that newspaper and magazine articles were not enough for an effort of that scale. The way to present something comprehensive was through a book.\nHow were you able to create a sense of immediacy in many of the scenes in your book? Were you embedded and on the ground with any of these soldiers?\nCJC: Of the six primary characters, I was with four of them in Afghanistan or Iraq, and was present during many scenes in the book. (I may have been within a few yards of a fifth character in Afghanistan, though we did not yet know each other and, looking back, we\u2019re not sure.) So some of the immediacy flowed from first-hand observation, and through sharing the same circumstances and places at the same time while watching and talking with the characters as events unfolded. But proximity is almost never enough. Methodical follow-up was always necessary. Later, to build scenes, I relied on a mix of immersion interviews with the characters and other participants in the same events. Then I gathered documentary evidence and materials \u2014 after-action reports, maps, photographs, videos, old emails, letters, journal entries and the like \u2013 to develop details and context more richly. Next I typically would return to the characters and their peers for more interviews. It settled into a pattern. Night after night of researching the incidents to prepare for interviews, followed by a fresh round of interviews, which would spur more research. After multiple cycles of this I wrote draft chapters. This inevitably led to identifying holes in the narrative, which required more interviews or research. Add enough cycles of this and the result, I hope, was that some of the scenes were informed with both fine-grained detail and honest, emotional intensity.\nHow did you pick your characters?\nCJC: That was one of the hardest tasks. Through longterm coverage I knew a rich cross-section of people, but to select from this group I had to think about how a cast of characters might manage to be both distinct from each other and gel together into a narrative with momentum and purpose. In practice this meant eliminating many prospective characters, and choosing people with varied jobs and whose varied tours in Afghanistan or Iraw would cover a full span of time since 2001. I was looking for people who could be representative of their professional class. And I had a clear intention: As readers moved from one character to the next, I wanted them to be carried forward through different phases, periods, and places, and see many of the common types of modern American combat service since 2001. I also wanted readers to see what changed \u2013 the ambitions, the scale, the tactics, the equipment, the foes, and of course the characters themselves. Further, I wanted a group of characters that mixed career service with those who served a single contract, and who had different motives for enlisting. And I selected a sum of characters who together offered insight into certain common experiences of fighting these wars \u2013 the experience of being ambushed or sniped, of encountering improvised explosive devices; of killing, with both \u201cmodern\u201d and older tools; of the difficulties often built into American interactions with local populations and local partner forces; of participating in airstrikes; of surviving indirect fire attacks; of trying to save wounded friends; of bring wounded yourself; of grieving for lost friends; and ultimately of navigating the moral puzzles and the weight of conscience of doubt that are a recurring central feature of the human experience of war. And I wanted to capture the isolation many troops felt, even when living among Afghans and Iraqis in outposts were they had little ability for productive engagement with people they were told to win over as friends. Finally, looking forward, away from the battlefield, I sought characters with a set of outcomes that represented something of the range of post-war lives. The characters in the book are ultimately like a much larger cross-section of people. Some have adjusted relatively easily to life after war. Others have struggled, and are dealing with physical wounds or psychological burdens. They are a part of their generation \u2013 the people propelled to war by the terrorist attacks of 2001.\nThe book focuses on six service members from various branches of the service and at different ranks. What qualities do these troops share? What do you wish readers knew about the soldiers fighting America\u2019s wars?\nCJC: Whatever anyone thinks of the United States\u2019 recent wars, the people who fought them, in my experience, were often profoundly committed to each other. They were committed to the idea that they had to take care of those on their right and on their left, and that this was a duty by which they would measure themselves, and be judged, for the rest of their lives. This selflessness in extreme circumstances, even among those who were exhausted or disillusioned, was a binding and animating trait, shared by all of the primary characters and part of what I hope readers ill sense as the narrative runs its course.\nOne of the soldiers profiled in the book, Doc Kirby, received some media attention when a private donor funded his facial reconstruction. One irony you write about is how these soldiers who are called to service to help others cannot get the help they need from veterans services. Are we taking care of veterans when they come home?\nCJC: There is no one-size-fits-all answer, because many factors contribute to how well a veteran is understood and served, including the veteran himself or herself, and where they live. Some veterans avoid services and treatment. Others hunt for care and demand it. Some have deep and sustained family and local community support. Others are alone, or nearly alone. And the services available vary greatly depending on local conditions and the quality of the VA hospitals where the veteran lives. I know veterans who feel they have had excellent care and speak very highly of their local VA experience. (This was the experience of one of the characters.) I know many others who are outraged by the callousness or bureaucracy they have encountered. (This was the experience of another character covered in these pages.) It\u2019s a mix, as any honest survey, formal and informal, will show.\nDoc Kirby also got the chance to meet President Bush, who was Commander-in-Chief when he was in the war zone. His mother, who accompanied him, came away from the meeting thinking Bush cared, but the government in general didn\u2019t. What do you think?\nCJC: It is irrefutable that the government has at times failed active-duty service members and the recent generation of combat veterans, no matter the party in power or the leadership of the moment. It is also irrefutable that there are people in government who do care, and who try, and who often do the right things. As for the meeting between the Kirby family and former President Bush, it was not my role to form an opinion of it, beyond that this meeting was resonant and for the Kirby family it was very important. It became part of their process of healing. My job was to understand this, and then to render it accurately in words. I did not otherwise impose my own emotions or opinions on it. Readers will reach their own conclusions, as they should.\nThe book also introduces readers to the fighters\u2019 spouses, children, and parents, who are profoundly affected by their loved one\u2019s time at war. What costs are not being considered when our country decides to go to war?\nCJC: Those who organized the wars often spoke of what good might come, and tended to leave out costs of almost every sort. The suffering of service members\u2019 families is certainly part of that, and a large part of the book is devoted to showing this. But since 2001 we\u2019ve watched many other costs grow \u2013 in dollars spent, stature lost, and blood shed \u2013 to a sum that is now immeasurable. It bears remembering that your question implicitly covers American costs. The suffering of Afghans and Iraqis exceeds ours by many orders of magnitude.\nPlease explain what you mean by about the \u201cmoral confusion some of the soldiers faced:\nCJC: Much goes wrong in war, and many service members wrestle with questions of conscience large and small, ranging from the merits of campaigns they participated in or particular incidents in which harm befell their friends, or civilians, to the way some of them felt betrayed by politics and policies. The book contains many examples of people who, after surviving combat, carry the moral freight of killing, or of mishaps, or seeing efforts that they joined in good faith going astray. Others felt guilt for not being able to participate fully \u2013 of being wounded and leaving friends to complete tours without them. (For service members committed to their peers, absence, even for the most valid reasons, can feel like failure.) The characters in this book were thoroughly trained, visibly fit and generally eager to participate in what they were told would be historic fights that would protect the United States. Many of them wanted to connect their battlefield service to something greater than what happened around them, or their own experiences, to campaigns that for all of their mishaps still ended in success. But war dashes hopes and wrecks plans, and for many it didn\u2019t turn out that way.\nYou\u2019ve reported from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Israel, Palestine, Libya, Uganda, Chechnya, and many other places. You\u2019re also a former Marine infantry officer. How have your two careers informed each other?\nCJC: The Marine infantry background was very helpful for certain kinds of stories, and for many situations in the field. It helped in terms of understanding events technically and tactically;it helped with mental and practical preparation; it helped with countless social and professional interactions with military or security forces on the ground, and then with these same people and their families later. Sometimes, in fast-moving circumstances, having a professional grounding in weapons and tactics as events unfolded freed the mind from many questions, and allowed me to devote attention to other elements of a story. All told, the infantry background was exceptionally useful. At times, though, it also led to problems and clashes with sources or peers, including peers or bosses who were inclined to sugarcoat the wars, or treat war as a personal adventure or set of feature stories, or with sources who expected that my background carried an expectation that I would fall in line with official narratives, even when the official accounts were self-serving or false. But years later I have come to see a value far beyond for the practical or social reasons you might expect. Maybe my past\u2019s greatest value to me was that it helped shape a sense of empathy for those who participate in war, or are directly or indelibly affected by it. Empathy can feel like a haunting. But as writers and as journalists it is the strongest of our many overlooked tools, and often helps drive our best work.\nWere these wars worth it?\nCJC: I am often asked this question, and it deserves a clear answer. But first I try to break the question in half, because you are asking about two very different wars. The initial reasons for military action in Afghanistan, after the attacks on the United States in 2001, were understandable. The sorrow in Afghanistan, on the American side of the war, was how it drifted from official and public attention and became organized around unachievable objectives and undermined by mismanagement, which together led to the aimlessness and uncertainty apparent now. What started at a manageable scale and with initial successes has since been plagued with failure \u2013 even on the United States\u2019 own terms. The war in Iraq? It was a mistake from the outset. It brought more harm to Iraqis and Americans alike, including the rise of the Islamic State and its sponsorship of global terror, than any supporting argument than any supporting argument I have heard comes near to offsetting.\nYour commanding officer was John Kelly, who is President Trump\u2019s Chief of Staff. What\u2019s he like?\nCJC: In the late 1980s, as a Marine Major, John Kelly led the Marine Corps\u2019 course for new infantry officers. I was briefly one of the students under his instruction. It was a hard course and he was an able director. I\u2019d venture to say that almost without fail his students admired him. I know I did. But I won\u2019t suggest I knew him well, because I didn\u2019t. The course lasted two or three months, and between then-Major John Kelly and te students was a staff of infantry captains and enlisted instructors, with whom we interacted much more. And remember: This was before any of us (beside one veteran I recall from Beirut) had been in combat, and before John Kelly rose through the Marine ranks and became a public figure. I don\u2019t extrapolate much from my service under him, beyond that he was respected and good at the job he held.\nPrevious PostPBS Great American Read Returns; Winner Crowned In OctoberNext PostTyler Adams Gets Winning Goal For U.S. National Team",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 (Not) In My Name (Israel)\nThe Problem with Belief \u2192\nReligion Snapshots: Critical Thinking and an Analysis of Wikipedia\nReligion Snapshots is a feature with the Bulletin for the Study of Religion blog, where a number of contributors are asked to briefly comment on popular news items or pressing theoretical issues in the field, especially those topics relating to definitions, classification and method and theory in the study of religion more generally.\nNote: the following is in response to a recent article by Sarah Pulliam Bailey on the topic of Wikipedia and representations of religion.\nSteven Ramey: \u201cThe problem confronting many Wikipedia editors is that religion elicits passion,\u201d writes Sarah Pulliam Bailey in her Huff Post article \u201cReligion On Wikipedia Is A Recipe For Controversy As \u2018Edit Wars\u2019 Rage On.\u201d (originally titled, \u201cWikipedia\u2019s edit wars and the 8 religious pages people can\u2019t stop editing\u201d on Religion News Service) Her argument, however, best illustrates how analysis often reflects the expectations of the author more than something inherent in the topic. While many people (myself included) will argue that the elements that people identify as religious or sacred generate significant passion (perhaps because such labels work to invest particular items with special significance and are thus quite useful to many people, such as the owners of Hobby Lobby or anyone mobilizing people to defend a particular cause), the frequency of edits to Wikipedia articles does not place topics that Bailey identifies as religious in an exceptional position.\nThe original fivethirtyeight.com post outlining the top 100 edited articles on Wikipedia identifies other articles and categories that generate more passion, as measured by number of edits. For example, Bailey notes, \u201cFormer President George W. Bush is the most contested entry, but Jesus (No. 5) and the Catholic Church (No. 7) fall closely behind.\u201d Looking only at the top ten, though, we find three popular entertainment oriented articles (List of WWE personnel (No. 2), Michael Jackson (No. 4), and Britney Spears (No. 10) and three political figures (Bush with Obama (No. 8) and Hitler (No. 9), compared to only two of Bailey\u2019s religion topics. The three entertainment figures, furthermore, actually have the lowest overall ranking of these three categories, and musicians appear about twice as often as religions in the entire list. So, does popular entertainment generate more passion than religion? In fact, Mona Chalabi at fivethirtyeight.com notes that the WWE has more Top 100 edited articles than \u201cany other single body\u201d (however that is determined). So, does WWE generate more passion than any religious or political institution?\nThis discussion also illustrates the arbitrary nature of these categorizations. Bailey references global warming (No. 24) and Israel (No. 57) as \u201ccountries and topics with religious sensitivities.\u201d Of course, we could also include Pope John Paul II (No. 82) as a political figure, if we wanted to expand the dominance of the political category, or Beyonce (No. 33) as a religious figure based on some recent discussions of Beyism. As with many forms of analysis, people can create a variety of arguments to illustrate what they prefer or already know to be the case. Recognizing this reinforces for me the importance of teaching students to think critically about whatever sources they use, whether Wikipedia, news stories, or academic articles.\nMatt Sheedy: Discussing the role of Wikipedia administrators, who have more authority than mere \u201cWikipedians,\u201d (i.e., those tens of thousands who have signed up as volunteers for the website) Sarah Pullman Bailey frames her discussion around the \u201cedit wars\u201d that take place between them, claiming that the regulation of Wikipedia pages\u2013the 5th most trafficked site on the Internet\u2013is particularly dicey when it comes to the topic of religion.\nWhile noting that the bulk of Wikipedians self-identify as atheists, Christians, Muslims, Pastafarians and Jews, listed in that order, (are there really more Pastifarians than Jews?) the article centers on the experience of Anthony Willey, a 29 year old physics graduate and self-identified Mormon, who states that his editing is not motivated by personal convictions but by \u201cwhen people say things that aren\u2019t true.\u201d Instead of inserting his own \u201copinion,\u201d he relies on \u201ctrusted sources,\u201d citing Columbia University historian Richard Bushman as one example.\n\u201cEven if I don\u2019t agree with something in his book, for the purposes of editing Wikipedia, it keeps me honest,\u201d Willey said. \u201cIt makes it very hard for people to argue with me because when it comes to editing something on Wikipedia, it all comes down to who has the best source. If I\u2019m promoting the view of the best source, I\u2019m always right.\u201d\nWhile there are many problems that could be flagged in this statement, such as the presumption that \u201copinion\u201d is somehow mitigated when relying on \u201ctrusted sources,\u201d one thing that interests me here is the boundary that his statement suggests between editing standards and editing practices. A quick search on Wikipedia\u2019s Editorial Oversight and Control page reveals multiple guidelines for would-be editors, such as the \u201cWikipedia: Five Pillars\u201d and the \u201cconsensus-based ethos.\u201d\nIn one sense, this is encouraging since (in theory) revisions are made based on quantifiable standards that can be publically assessed for their value and (in theory) critiqued and improved upon over time. A discussion between Willey and fellow Wikipedian, John Carter, over the distinction between mythology and religion seems to reflect the \u201cconsensus-based ethos\u201d at work, while Carter\u2019s musings on the historical Jesus appears to align with guidelines contained in the \u201cFive Pillars\u201d (e.g., \u201cWe avoid advocacy and we characterize information and issues rather than debate them.\u201d)\nIt would no doubt make for an interesting study to compare, say, the methods and demographics used in the construction of old encyclopedias with those of Wikipedia in order to better understand what basis for analyses are used, what \u201ccredentials\u201d and cultural prejudices the editors hold and what normative assumptions circulate in regards to notion of \u201cauthenticity\u201d and \u201creligion\u201d? On this last point, we can imagine the conditioning effect that the \u201cedit wars,\u201d in particular the policing of \u201chate speech,\u201d have on the administrators in regards to their own assumptions about \u201ctruth\u201d and \u201cacceptability.\u201d\nWikipedia has an ambiguous reputation among professors. On the one hand, it can be useful for a quick point of reference, such as gleaning a few talking points on string theory or getting a biographical sketch on Richard Dawkins. (He wrote The Selfish Gene in 1976; his father was a colonial administration in Kenya, where he was raised till the age of 8, etc.) While students are typically discouraged from using Wikipedia as a primary reference, since, among other reasons, its sources often change and the standards for their verification, selection and framing are hard to determine, it would be na\u00efve to think that they aren\u2019t influenced by it. After all, what comes up in the first few entries when you type \u201cMormonism\u201d into a search engine?\nPerhaps it would be a productive class assignment (and some covert data collection too!) to get each student to look into one citation on the page for, say, Mormonism, and provide some basic data on the type of source (e.g., newspaper, blog, insiders\u2019 testament, scholarly monograph, etc.), the author\u2019s background and the basic thrust of the argument. Not only would this allow students to get a sense of the variety of sources, ideas and subject-positions involved in popular representations of religion, but it would also provide them with some hands-on collaborative experience in demonstrating how definitions are constructed, contested and modified in the most mundane of places.\nThis entry was posted in Pedagogy, Religion and Popular Culture, Religion and Society, Religion and Theory, Religion in the News, Religion Snapshots, Steven Ramey, Theory and Method, Uncategorized and tagged Barak Obama, Beyism, Beyonc\u00e9, Britney Spears, Catholic Church, fivethirtyeight.com, George W. Bush, global warming, Hitler, Hobby Lobby, Huff Post, Israel, Jesus, Michael Jackson, Mona Chalabi, Mormon, Pastafarians, Pope John Paul II, Religion New Service, Richard Bushman, Richard Dawkins, Sarah Pulliam Bailey, string theory, Wikipedia, Wikipedians, WWE. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "240892 Private Thomas Brotherton.\nAwarded the Military Medal in the London Gazette of 23 February 1918.\nBrotherton was a native of Padiham, Lancashire.\nThe Burnley Express of 24 February 1918 reported:- PADIHAM MAN'S MILITARY MEDAL. On 24 November last we announced that Mrs. Brotherton of 50, Shakespeare Street, Padiham, had been officially notified that her son, Driver Tom Brotherton, of the East Lancashire Regiment (T.F.), had been seriously wounded in France, and was in a military hospital in Chester, suffering from wounds in the neck, head and back. This week the official announcement has been published that he has been awarded the Military Medal, for gallant conduct. Mrs. Brotherton, when asked about the matter yesterday, said her son had been told some time since that he would get the Military Medal, but he had not yet received it. He is now in hospital in Manchester making a slow recovery from his wounds. Driver Brotherton, who is 21 years of age, along with his father, joined the Army at the outbreak of the war, and after training was drafted to the East, sailing in the ill-fated \"Royal Edward\", fortunately for Driver Brotherton, he was taken ill previous to arriving at Alexandria, and was left at that port for hospital treatment. After some service in the desert he contracted malarial fever. On his recovery he had the good fortune to meet his father, whom he had not previously seen for two years. He had last been in France for eight months. Driver Brotherton is well known in Padiham, and previous to enlistment was identified with Cross Bank Wesleyan Sunday School and Chapel, where he is on the Roll of Honour. Rifleman John Thomas Brotherton, the father, is serving in the Rifle Brigade.\nThe circumstances of the award are in the \"History of the 42nd East Lancashire Division 1914-1918,\" by Fredrick P Gibbon, page 111. INCIDENTS AT NIEUPORT. \"On 2 November Private T. Brotherton, 1/5th East Lanc's., while in charge of a limber taking rations up to the line, was wounded by a shell which dropped three yards to the rear of his vehicle. Although in great pain and under heavy shelling all the time, he coolly unhooked his mules, one of which had been injured, refusing attention for himself until he had done everything possible for his animals. He then had his wounds dressed, and obeyed the order to report to the nearest Field Dressing Station with the greatest reluctance, as he wished to return to the transport lines for another mule so he could carry on.\"",
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        "raw_content": "This medicine is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor or SSRI used to treat depression and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). It may also be used to treat other conditions as determined by your doctor. Important: Cipralex will take 15 days to ship\nPrescription Cipralex Information\nBEFORE USING THIS MEDICINE: WARNING: ANTIDEPRESSANT MEDICINES MAY INCREASE THE RISK OP SUICIDAL THOUGHTS AND BEHAVIORS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS, AND POSSIBLY ADULTS, WHO HAVE SEVERE DEPRESSION OR CERTAIN OTHER MENTAL OR MOOD DISORDERS. DO NOT TAKE THIS MEDICINE if you are taking or have taken a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (such as furazolidone, isocarboxazid, linezolid, moclobemide, phenelzine, procarbazine, selegiline, or tranylcypromine) within 2 weeks before or after treatment with this medicine. DO NOT TAKE THIS MEDICINE if you are taking citalopram, or weight loss medicines such as sibutramine or phentermine. ADDITIONAL MONITORING OF YOUR DOSE OR CONDITION may be needed if you are taking another SSRI antidepressant such as fluoxetine or sertraline, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicines such as aspirin or ibuprofen, \"blood thinners\" such as warfarin, selegiline, tramadol, \"triptan\" migraine medicines such as sumatriptan, tricyclic antidepressants such as desipramine, lithium, metoprolol, any herbal/natural products (such as St. John's wort). DO NOT START OR STOP any medicine without doctor or pharmacist approval. Inform your doctor of any other medical conditions including any mental or mood disorders (such as bipolar disorder), liver or kidney problems, seizures, heart problems, other mental/mood disorders such as bipolar disorder, mineral/electrolyte problems such as low sodium levels in the blood or SIADH, allergies, pregnancy, or breast-feeding. CAUTIONS: DO NOT TAKE THIS MEDICINE if you have had an allergic reaction to it or are allergic to any ingredient in this product. SEVERAL WEEKS MAY PASS before this medicine reaches its full effect. If you experience anxiety, agitation, panic attacks, difficulty sleeping, irritability, hostility, impulsive feelings, severe restlessness, or worsening of depression contact your doctor as soon as possible. These may be signs that your condition is worsening or that your treatment with this medicine should be evaluated. FOR WOMEN: IF YOU PLAN ON BECOMING PREGNANT, discuss with your doctor the benefits and risks of using this medicine during pregnancy, especially during the third trimester. THIS MEDICINE IS EXCRETED IN BREAST MILK. DO NOT BREAST-FEED while taking this medicine. POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS: SIDE EFFECTS that may occur while taking this medicine include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, upset stomach, loss of appetite, dizziness, drowsiness, trouble sleeping, back pain, or dry mouth. If they continue or are bothersome, check with your doctor. CHECK WITH YOUR DOCTOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE if you experience increased sweating, unusual fatigue, or changes in sexual ability/interest. CONTACT YOUR DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY if you experience stomach pain, black or tarry stools, vomit that looks like coffee grounds, unusual bleeding or bruising, vision changes, unusually fast or slow heartbeat, uncontrolled movements (tremors), chest pain, muscle cramps, seizures, painful or prolonged erection, change in amount of your urine, severe nervousness or anxiety, agitation, panic attacks, difficulty sleeping, feelings of irritability or hostility, impulsive behavior or other unusual changes in behavior, severe restlessness, worsening feelings of depression, thoughts of hurting yourself, or any other mental or mood changes. AN ALLERGIC REACTION to this medicine is unlikely, but seek immediate medical attention if it occurs. Symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, itching, swelling, severe dizziness, or trouble breathing. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor, nurse, or pharmacist.",
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        "raw_content": "Stockton Arts Commission Grants\nRequired Workshops Scheduled for Applicants\nThe City of Stockton Arts Commission will soon be accepting applications for the 2019 Stockton Arts Endowment Grants. The Commission has a total of $50,000 available for grants to support, stimulate and strengthen the arts in Stockton. Grants will be awarded in increments ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 each. Application eligibility is limited to those who meet the following criteria and attend a workshop:\nNonprofit organizations that maintain a business office or primary venue in Stockton;\nArtists, including student artists, who maintain a primary residence in Stockton;\nArts educators who teach in a school, college, or university in Stockton but may not reside in Stockton; or\nCollaborative Proposal applicants who designate a \u201cProject Principal.\u201d\nA Project Principal is an organization or individual that meets the residency and eligibility requirements outlined above and serves as the fiscal agent for the project, receiving and administering the grant\u2019s funding and use.\nPrevious successful applicants who have received grants in the two most recent years are not eligible to apply.\nPrior to applying, applicants are required to attend one of three scheduled grants workshops. Applicants must attend a full workshop session or send a representative to a 2019 Arts Grant Workshop on their behalf; late arrival to workshops is not permitted. The application will be discussed at the mandatory workshops held at the Oak Park Senior Center, 730 E. Fulton St., Stockton:\n- Tuesday, October 2, 2018, from 5:30 \u2013 7:30 p.m.\n- Saturday, October 6, 2018, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.\n- Tuesday, October 16, 2018, from 5:30 \u2013 7:30 p.m.\nAll types of arts will be considered for funding.Grant applicants must propose a project that:\nConsists of arts events/activities open to the public and held in Stockton;\nWill take place between January 1, 2019, and December 31, 2019;\nMay include, but are not limited to, performances, exhibits, classes, workshops, festivals, screenings and readings;\nMay be an existing or new project; and\nMay involve all artistic disciplines including, but not limited to, music, dance, theater, visual and literary arts.\nThe deadline for completed applications is November 16, 2018, at 4 p.m.\nPlease contact Community Services Administration office at 209-937-8837 for more information. To learn more about the Stockton Arts Commission, visit\nwww.stocktonca.gov/arts and \u201clike\u201d us on Facebook www.facebook.com/stocktonarts.\nPorts Recognized For 2018 Community Service Efforts Tigers climb to seventh in stellar final round",
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        "raw_content": "Erasmus + APV meeting in Georgia\n2017, 11-14 September, Youth Exchange \u201cTogether for Healthy Lifestyle\u201d APV meeting took place in Tbilisi, Georgia. Active young leaders from 6 difference countries (Georgia, Austria, Poland, Germany, Ukraine and Moldova) got together to prepare, plan and discuss the preparatory works on the upcoming Youth Exchange which is going to take place on 22-29 October in Bakuriani, Georgia and host 35 youngsters to explore the topic of \u201cHealthy Lifestyle \u201c. From the informal meeting up, using non- formal education methods, the discussions covered all states of the Youth exchange program. Starting with the venue review, profiles of participants, content of the project as well as other details. As a result, the agenda was made, all practicalities were arranged. The project is realized in the framework of Erasmus+ program of the European Commission and supported by the National Agency of Austria. Participating Organizations, Caucasus Youth Nexus (Georgia), Invento (Moldova), Jubuk (Germany), Changelog Foundation (Ukraine) Fajna (Poland) Studenten Entwicklungsgesellschaft \u00d6sterreich (Austria) Agenzia di Promozione Integrata per I Cittadini in Europa (Italy).",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cFor when we were in the flesh, the motions of sins, which were by the law, did work in our members to bring forth fruit unto death.\u201d Romans 7:5 (KJV, emphasis added)\nMaybe you have entertained, experienced and expressed the following thoughts:\nI do not know why I continue to do the things that are not warranted by the word of God.\nI can never do or get anything right.\nI just do not understand why I can\u2019t kick this habit.\nI want to change but I just don\u2019t believe I can.\nI wish I was never born.\nI am not significant so why was I born?\nI know that nobody understands me.\nI do not know what is wrong with me.\nIt should be evident that the aforementioned thoughts are telling with respect to the failure and falsehood as well as the will and walk of humanity\u2019s weakness (aka the flesh).Our fleshly weakness is humanity deprived of the divine indwelling, mastery, leadership and the source of strength found in the Holy Spirit. 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Man\u2019s corruptible flesh fixed mankind in conduct that called the character of a Holy God to respond in righteous judgment.\n\u201cThe earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence. And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth. And God said unto Noah, \u2018The end of all flesh is come before me; for the earth is filled with violence through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth.\u2019\u201d Genesis 6:11-13 (KJV)\nAccording to Scripture, we can determine that the flesh\u2019s influence incapacitates one\u2019s resistance to sinful deeds and directs a person outside the will and purposes of God. We understand as faith-followers of Christ we find our purpose when we intentionally park in His purpose for our lives.\n\u201cLet us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.\u201d Ecclesiastes 12:13 (KJV)\nThe New Testament also consistently describes the character failure of the flesh and its present and future consequences.\n\u201cBut if the Spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwelleth in you. Therefore, brethren, we are debtors, not to the flesh, to live after the flesh. For if ye live after the flesh, ye shall die: but if ye through the Spirit do mortify the deeds of the body, ye shall live.\u201d Romans 8:11-13 (KJV)\n\u201cNow the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness, Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies, Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God.\u201d Galatians 5:19-21 (KJV)\nDeeply Loved of God: have you accurately assessed your humanity? If so, you will come to the same conclusion of the Apostle Paul:\n\u201cFor I know that in me (that is, in my flesh,) dwelleth no good thing: for to will is present with me; but how to perform that which is good I find not.For the good that I would I do not: but the evil which I would not, that I do. Now if I do that I would not, it is no more I that do it, but sin that dwelleth in me.\u201d Romans 7:18-20 (KJV)\nSo who and what is the solution? Who can absolutely address the affliction, agony and the appetites of our flesh that fix us in bondage? Scripture gloriously gives us our solution to our situation and state of sin.\nThe Supreme Savior Jesus Christ the Lord condescended and clothed Himself in humanity to address the ruling influence of the flesh and not only liberated us from the leadership of the flesh but also gave us a new identity and placed us under new management!\n\u201cTherefore, brethren, we are debtors, not to the flesh, to live after the flesh. For if ye live after the flesh, ye shall die: but if ye through the Spirit do mortify the deeds of the body, ye shall live. 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        "raw_content": "Satanic Idol to be Unveiled -- Shocked Catholics to Pray On-Site\nContact: Jack Burnham, 570-459-2800 ext. 315\nYORK, Penn., Aug. 7, 2018 /Christian Newswire/ -- According to press reports, The Satanic Temple, on August 16 from 1 - 3pm, will unveil its satanic Baphomet statue on the Arkansas State Capitol grounds in Arkansas to oppose the Ten Commandments monument there.\nIn response, the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property (TFP) and friends and supporters of its America Needs Fatima campaign will also travel to the Arkansas State Capitol Grounds on Aug. 15th, and there, from 11am \u2013 12:30pm Central, will offer a prayerful, peaceful, and legal public Rosary Rally of Reparation. It will be offered to God through the Immaculate Heart of Mary.\nThere is no place for violence of any kind at this reparation;\n\u2026always peaceful, legal, and prayerful.\nWhy is this important to Americans?\nFor the first time in American history, with this brazen display of this Baphomet statue, August 16 will be a day of public acceptance of the devil on American soil.\nSatanism is not a religion. They worship no god, only hating the one, true God, His creation, and the wise Commandments He gave for peaceful and harmonic human societies.\nThis procession, with its Baphomet idol of Satan in tow, will attract real devils as it makes its way from out of state to the Arkansas Capitol grounds. That is how the devil works.\nThe last time the demon-statue was exposed (which The American TFP and its America Needs Fatima campaign vigorously opposed), The Satanic Temple's web site euphorically advertised \"a night of chaos, noise, and debauchery at The Unveiling, a hedonistic celebration.\"\nNow this statue will be publicly displayed in Arkansas, on August 16 -- the day after the Feast of Our Lady's Assumption into heaven, body and soul.\nThey are trying to get us Americans accustomed to the Devil. Let us resist.\nBe an American Against the Mainstreaming of Satanism.\nPlease Join Us With Your Prayers at https://americaneedsfatima.org/forms/E18638.html?lang=en",
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        "raw_content": "You\u2019ll notice a new tab at the top of the page today. I\u2019ve added a Resources page! It seems like I\u2019m always discovering or being recommended a new puzzle, game, blog, or event since I started this blog, and my bookmarks folder system hasn\u2019t been great for keeping track of it all. So instead, I\u2019m going to start logging all of those items on the Resource page for my own purposes and to the benefit of anybody who is interested in checking out some new stuff. I\u2019m sure I\u2019ve left out a ton of stuff I\u2019ve already been told about (and there is even more stuff I\u2019ve never heard of), so if there is anything you think should be on the list, leave a comment and I\u2019ll try to add it before it gets lost in the shuffle.\nI felt something nagging at me to try and organize the links somehow into categories of puzzles, mysteries, adventure, etc., but I think that would probably be an impossible task since a lot of the items span across several categories. So if you\u2019re just looking for puzzle-related stuff, you might have to sift through some fairly non-puzzley things along the way.\nEnjoy the new page, and leave me more suggestions! =)\n5 comments on Resources Page\nHow about a link to Ernest Cline\u2019s blog and/or the Ready Player One online contest?\nhttp://www.ernestcline.com/blog/\nhttp://www.ernestcline.com/rp1contest/\nHave you gotten any further since the last time you mentioned it? I\u2019m #866 on the First Gate Leaderboard, and have been working on the Second Gate goals for just over a week. It\u2019s been fun.\nAlso, Tanga.com is a great source for puzzles.\nhttp://www.tanga.com/daily-fun\nThey\u2019re mostly picture-based puzzles that decode to a one-word answer or common phrase. They\u2019re almost all user-submitted, and they\u2019re moderated so you get a pretty consistent quality level and a lot of variety. They have 3-4 new puzzles every night (which is a lot to keep up with, but you don\u2019t have to do them all). It\u2019s also a pretty cool place to submit your own puzzles and get some feedback and exposure.\nI\u2019ve added Tanga and RP1 egg hunt to the list, thanks!\nI didn\u2019t work any more on the RP1 hunt, the first game was so difficult for me, haha. I couldn\u2019t make it 2 minutes without dying! Good luck with your progress =)\nThanks! I just cleared the second gate as well!\nSpeaking of Ready Player One, it won the 2012 Prometheus Award for best novel! Very cool! I still need to check it out.\nhttp://boingboing.net/2012/07/14/ready-player-one-and-the-freed.html",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb A brief history of the 'English Wheel'\nA brief history of the 'English Wheel'\nIn the UK we call them \u2018Wheeling machines\u2019 but to the rest of the world they are an \u2018English Wheel\u2019. That\u2019s a rather ironic as the earliest incarnation (made of wood) is believed to have been used in France in the 1500\u2019s for the making of armour, but the detail has got a little lost over time. Leap forward to the 1800\u2019s and Britain was the centre of manufacturing for the world. Wheeling was reinvented for use with sheet metals in applications as diverse as Jewellery and Roofing, where a double, or 'compound', curve was needed. Feeding the sheet back and forth between the two ground and polished steel wheels formed a curve. The bottom wheel or 'anvil' was shaped and interchangeable so that you could form different radius in the sheet. That favourite goto material of the Industrial Revolution, Cast Iron, was in many ways perfect for the frames of these new machines. It offered the right amount of \u2018ductility\u2019 and was so heavy the wheel was going nowhere whilst you pushed your sheet metal back and forth.\nBy the turn of the century the car was becoming more commonplace and at this time they were still very much a rich mans toy built in small numbers. To produce large volumes of double curvature sheet metal you need a very large and expensive press, with an equally expensive tool in it. This investment only becomes economical when producing thousands of units (as Henry Ford did later with the Model T), but for small volumes the English Wheel provided a low cost way to compound curve your sheet metal. Whilst it was slow and labour intensive, at that time the materials cost more than the man with the skills required. By the 1920\u2019s and 30\u2019s it was common for high end buyers to purchase the chassis and drivetrain from makers like Rolls Royce, Alfa Romeo, Bugatti etcetera and have the body made by a Coachbuilder to their exact specifications, rather like ordering a bespoke suit. Most of these Coachbuilders were advocates of Wheeling and one, Ranalah, even made its own Wheel, which it marketed. Another was the \u2018Besco\u2019 brand made by F.J Edwards of London and another by George Kendrick of Birmingham.\nAs Aviation took off (sorry) the need for curvaceous cowlings and housings became a requirement. Again, the volumes were low and for forming the aluminium, a wheeling machine was ideal. With the coming of the trend for \u2018Streamlining\u2019 in the Art Deco age, wheeling found its zenith and photos exist of banks of wheels in factories. Towards the end of the 1930\u2019s coach built cars began to wane and the companies diversified or went out of business, expect for an elite few. Swallow, for example, was a coachbuilders but evolved into Jaguar cars. It is said that it was the Americans visiting British aircraft production during World War Two that took back home \u2018English\u2019 Wheeling, though this is possibly just where the derivative name came from as there were well established manufacturers of Wheeling machines across the pond. In the 1890's in Canada, C&B\u2019s historical namesake, Nathan Glass Boggs, partnered with John Morty Brown (it appears second names were much more exciting back then) to form Brown Boggs Manufacturing who built Wheeling Machines amongst their other metalworking equipment. They still build metal presses to this day.\nUp until the 1980\u2019s, \u2018Panel Beater\u2019 was a respected craft in the UK. My Father, Alfies Grandfather, was one, straightening bodywork that had been mangled in crashes on cars that were too old (and often too low in value at that time) to buy new panels for. He was taught by a Ukrainian gentleman who went by the name \u2018Eric\u2019 as his real name was suitably unpronounceable in English. I remember in the 1970\u2019s visiting my Father\u2019s works and Eric had just beaten and wheeled out the roof of a classic Mercedes-Benz that had received a direct hit by a falling tree. The huge dent had been painstakingly shrunk and teased out with an astounding level of skilled craftsmanship.\nThe Industrial unrest of the 1970\u2019s achieved both good and bad, on the one hand the working man began to achieve a reasonable wage but on the other, labour became the most expensive element to a vehicles manufacture or repair. Look at a humble MGB\u2019s wing from the 1960\u2019s, it is actually made of several parts, welded together and then lead filled at the joints. Look at a Ford Escort wing from the 70\u2019s and it is simple, a single pressing that bolts on. It was no longer economical to reshape a cars panels, a pressed replacement cost less than the labour and could be bolted on and painted in a day. The Lotus Elan bypassed metal pressing completely and came out of a glassfibre mould. For low volume sportscar manufacture glassfibre began to take over and in aviation it was used for streamlined double curved parts, paving the way for the high-tech composites that we know today.\nJust as hand metalworking was dying out in the UK, it was being rediscovered in the USA. The surge in interest in the \u2018Street Rod\u2019 in the late 1980\u2019s created a need for panels for 1930\u2019s vehicles long out of production. It also required techniques to modify those panels to achieve the look the Hot Rodder was after, so the English Wheel had a renaissance and those decades old wheels were hunted down and restored. It is credit to their engineering that they could still be used and today you will need to pay several thousand pounds for a century old, iron original in need of refurbishment. Whether you have the space or the means to move a quarter ton of cast iron is another matter. Interestingly, American Wheelers tend to use a slightly different technique, hammer forming the basic shape then wheeling the dents out and the curves in. Italian Carrozzeria on the other hand, prefer to us e the Maglia power hammer.\nAt C&B we\u2019ve been investigating the English Wheel and if any of the ones being made today are fit for purpose so we can stock them. To assess them properly, Alfie and I decided we needed to understand the technique better, so we\u2019ve just completed a wheeling course. It was the most fun we\u2019ve had for a long time (which makes us sound really sad, but each to their own\u2026) and made us realise one key thing: It is relatively easy to pick up the fundamental technique (yet requires oodles of practice to perfect) but is one of those things you will NEVER learn from a book or Youtube video. Hands on teaching is required where an expert can take you through the principals. If you do not get those right you will just end up with a frustrating bit of undulating metal (in all the wrong places). Under tutelage, you can feel the changes you are making to the metal, make mistakes and learn how they happened and how to fix them. Because we believe in this so strongly (and had such a good time), we have partnered with our expert trainer and some other organisations to run a series of one day introductory courses on the English Wheel. We subsidise these so they are within reach for every enthusiast and you can use it as a tester to see if you\u2019d like to take the plunge and buy a machine, or just learn a new skill for your own enjoyment. The courses are at the wonderful Heritage Skills Academy facility in the impressive Bicester Heritage, supported by the FBHVC. Just book on our website here.\nnb: Please note that the classes are for a maximum of 8 persons each to keep tuition on a personal level and therefore spaces are limited, so we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment. All equipment and materials are provided, including lunch!\nCopyright Clement and Boggis 2018.\nA NOTE ON IMAGES: We try to use our own images and those from reliable sources. If you see an image on our site for which you own the copyright please contact us immediately so that we can show full accreditation or, if required, remove. If you have an image that you believe would compliment a post and help make the point, please send it to our usual email address. Full accreditation will be given.\nTags:\tenglish wheeling",
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        "raw_content": "During an interview with CNBC, Trump said that while Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who took over the role in February, was a \"a very good man\", he did not like the central bank's recent interest rate hikes.\nThe US and China have already imposed tit-for-tat tariffs of $34bn on each other's goods.\nChina has retaliated with duties of its own, hitting USA imports of soybeans and pork.\n\"I'm not thrilled, because we go up and every time you go up they want to raise rates again\", Trump told CNBC. \"Under such circumstance, the fundamentals look rather positive for the us dollar overall\", he said. \"We've been ripped off by China for a long time\".\nHis remarks to CNBC weren't the first time that Trump has departed from a long-standing practice of USA presidents steering clear of commenting on Fed policy and the value of the dollar.\nMr. Trump's economic policies, including the biggest tax cut in US history, have fueled a strong economic expansion and record low unemployment. However, such a maneuver could also reignite an outflow of capital Beijing spent months trying to stanch.\nOn Friday, the yuan dipped to a 12-month low of 6.8 to the dollar, off by 7.6 percent since mid-February. While the FED is standing by its outlook on rates and the U.S economy, supporting the Dollar, Trump has, not only attacked FED policy, but also continued to up the ante in the trade war with China and Trump is winning the Dollar battle for now.\nAsian markets mostly tumbled on Friday tracking a fall on Wall Street after US President Donald Trump criticised the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes amid lingering fears about a global trade war. On Thursday, automakers and vehicle-making nations such as Mexico criticized the administration's study into whether auto imports pose a risk to national security, which could lead to tariffs. That's because China only imports $129.9 billion in USA goods each year.\nIt is quite obvious that, while not directly exposed to the trade conflict that has developed between the U.S. and China (and the USA and much of the rest of the world), Australia has a very large and economically vital indirect exposure through our trade relationships with China, which accounts for about 30 per cent of our exports.\nPresidents have historically avoided criticizing the Fed, which is created to be independent from political interference. The interview was taped Friday afternoon, and CNBC aired Trump's complaints about the Fed shortly after. The Fed has been independent from political interference during its existence, so comments direct as these will undoubtedly stir debate.\nThe harsh comments took fresh aim at pillars of the global economic system and underscored Trump's break with long-established norms by again openly rebuking the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates. Tightening now hurts all that we have done. The US should be allowed to recapture what was lost due to illegal currency manipulation and BAD Trade Deals. Powell told lawmakers that \"for now - the best way forward is to keep gradually raising the federal funds rate\".\nHoping to keep a lid on inflation as the world's largest economy gathers pace, the Fed has raised its benchmark lending rate seven times since 2015 and expects two more rate hikes this year.\nAuthorities say 1 killed in LA market standoff\nSearch for missing University of Iowa student continues\nNewly Discovered Jupiter Moons Have Been Through \"A Lot of Violence\"",
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        "raw_content": "Informatica partners with Ingram Micro Cloud in India\nInformatica, a provider of data management solutions, announced that it has signed a distribution agreement with Ingram Micro, a global cloud service provider. Through this relationship, Infomatica\u2019s suite of cloud data management products will be available to Ingram Micro Cloud\u2019s extensive channel partner network in India.\nAs cloud computing continues to gain increased market traction in India, businesses need the right solutions to ensure data quality when moving between on-premise systems and the cloud. Informatica\u2019s cloud-based data management solutions will enable Ingram Micro Cloud resellers to address the growing need for high-performance data integration and help customers achieve a trusted 360 degree customer view, while increasing agility and end user productivity.\nThis entry was posted on January 22, 2017 at 7:46 am and is filed under Data Center, Finance, Market. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.",
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        "raw_content": "The Science and Economic Knowledge Team facilitates and catalyses integration of science into IUCN\u2019s programme and promotes enhanced knowledge management to support better conservation practice.\nWorking with IUCN\u2019s Members, Commissions, Secretariat and partners around the world, we strive to ensure the best possible scientific basis for IUCN policy and action.\nWe work from Gland, Switzerland and Washington DC, USA, but are pleased to hear from you wherever you are based!\nTom is an ecologist, geographer, and ornithologist by education, with a B.A. (Hons) in Geography from the University of Cambridge (1993) and a Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of Tennessee (1998). He previously held biodiversity science positions in NatureServe, Conservation International and The Nature Conservancy, as well as visiting appointments at the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) in the University of the Philippines Los Ba\u00f1os and in the Department of Geography of the University of Tasmania. His field experience is primarily from tropical forest hotspots: in Kenya, Paraguay, Indonesia and the Philippines. He served on the Executive Committee of the BP Conservation Leadership Programme (2002\u20132010), and co-chaired the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas/Species Survival Commission Joint Taskforce on \u2018Biodiversity and Protected Areas\u2019 2009\u20132013. He has authored more than 200 scientific and popular articles.\nPhoto: Juha SIIKAMAKI\nJuha Siikam\u00e4ki\nContact Juha\nJuha is a graduate of the University of California at Davis and University of Helsinki with the unique combined skills focusing on environmental and natural resource economics but also encompassing forestry, agronomy, and ecology. Throughout his career, Juha has specialized in the economics of ecosystems and nature, including economic valuation of ecosystem services, benefit-cost evaluations of conservation programmes, and spatial targeting of conservation investments. Juha\u2019s career spans two decades of policy-relevant work. Since 2004, Juha has worked at Resources for the Future (RFF), a non-partisan research organization based in Washington DC, most recently as Associate Research Director and Thomas J. Klutznick Senior Fellow. Prior to joining RFF, he was a Senior Economist at Arcadis company. He also has experience from University of California at Davis and Natural Resources Institute Finland. His work is internationally broad, including United States, Canada, Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Mexico, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia, South Africa, Finland, and Sweden, as well as various regional and global assessments. Juha has a broad publishing record with more than 60 publications, including academic journal articles in general economics, general interest science, environmental and resource economics, econometrics, and ecology, focusing on exploring different aspects of conservation and ecosystem services.\nDaisy Larios\nLibrarian and Publications Manager\nDaisy joined IUCN in June 2014 as the librarian for IUCN headquarters. Prior to coming to Gland, Switzerland, Daisy worked in Seoul, South Korea, first arriving as a 2011 Luce Scholar for the National Digital Library of Korea and then staying on to work in publishing. Daisy holds a B.A. in History from Occidental College in Los Angeles, the city she calls home, and a Master\u2019s degree in Library and Information Science from Drexel University in Philadelphia, where she worked as a Mellon Library Fellow for Swarthmore College and then as a library assistant for Drexel University.\nNicholas Macfarlane\nNicholas comes to IUCN from the US National Academy of Sciences, where he was a Science and Technology Policy Fellow working on assessment of restoration monitoring efforts subsequent to the Deep Water Horizon oil spill and the cumulative impacts of stressors on marine mammals. He has a PhD in Biology and Oceanography from MIT and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, an MSc in Technology and Policy from MIT, and a BA in Psychology and Neuroscience from Princeton. Originally from Canada, Nicholas has field experience from Florida, Spain, Honduras, Indonesia, and Ecuador, and is fluent in all three of IUCN\u2019s official languages. Nicholas\u2019 primary responsibility is to lead implementation of the Global Environment Facility -supported project on \u201cThe Global Environmental Commons \u2013 Solutions for a Crowded Planet\u201d, which is contracting white papers and organising a science-policy dialogue and a high-level conference to review and make recommendations regarding the effectiveness of conservation actions. Nicholas is kindly hosted by the IUCN DC office.\nPhoto: Flore Lafaye de Micheaux Flore Lafaye de Micheaux\nIPBES Programme Officer\nContact Flore\nFlore holds Master degrees in Environmental Sciences and Civil Engineering. She has a broad background working in environmental policy, water and flood management as well as coastal ecosystem restoration in France. Her 17-year carreer also brought her to Ethiopia, India and Switzerland. In 2010, she joined the Embassy of France in India as Sustainable Development Counsellor, fostering partnerships and projects in the environment sector, sustainable urban development and renewable energy. She recently moved to the IUCN Secretariat as IPBES Programme Officer. She is in charge of facilitating and strengthening the IUCN-IPBES strategic partnership.\nSarina van der Ploeg\nContact Sarina\nSarina joined IUCN as a Publications Officer in 2017. She is responsible for providing guidance to the Union on all aspects of publishing, ensuring the high quality of our publications, and enhancing the effective dissemination of IUCN\u2019s conservation knowledge. Prior to joining IUCN, she worked at United Nations Environment Programme and at the Secretariat of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) in Geneva, Switzerland. Sarina holds a Master's degree in Literature from the University of Amsterdam and has worked over 10 years as an editor and publisher at various publishing houses, where she was involved in all aspects of the publishing process.\nPhoto: Nathalie Olsen\nNathalie Olsen\nNathalie Olsen is a natural resource economist. Before joining IUCN's Economics Programme, she began her career at the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation\u2019s Investment Centre preparing investment projects for international financing in Asia. After some years, she joined the Centre for Social and Economic Research into the Global Environment (CSERGE) at University College London where she worked on the economics of water resources management and completed her second MSc. Her research included valuation of environmental goods and services (including contingent valuation) and bio-economic modelling of fish stocks. She has also worked at the UNEP Economics and Trade Branch (valuation, biodiversity and trade), the World Bank (agriculture and trade policy), FAO\u2019s Fishery Department and WorldFish. Her current interests include the economics of REDD, environmental valuation, biodiversity economics.\nPhoto: Philippe PUYDARRIEUX\nPhilippe Puydarrieux\nLead Natural Resource Economist\nPhilippe is a conservation economist and policy advisor with an expertise on a range of topics including natural capital methodology and accounting, conservation finance and industrial policy. Prior to joining IUCN, he was head of the Global Public Goods unit in the department in charge of economics at the French Ministry of Environment. In addition to leading the French Assessment of Ecosystems and Ecosystem Services (EFESE), he worked closely on green economy and climate change issues, including innovative finance, links between trade and environment and international governance of natural resources. Previously, Philippe has held various positions in the French public sector, including with the National Research Institute of Science and Technology for Environment and Agriculture (IRSTEA) and the National Forest Office (in Corsica and La Reunion) and he has also worked for several private companies.",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to the official website of the Iota Sigma Chapter of Alpha Phi! We are located at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Everything you need to know about our chapter, from recruitment to sisterhood to philanthropy events, is on this website. Feel free to contact us at cmualphaphi@gmail.com with any questions.\nWelcome to the Iota Sigma Chapter of Alpha Phi at Carnegie Mellon University!\nMy name is Margaret Reager and I am honored to serve as Iota Sigma\u2019s Chapter President for the upcoming year.\nSince 1872, Alpha Phi has promoted sisterhood, scholarship, leadership, loyalty, personal development, and service. Through a combination of sisterhood and service events, socials, academics, and chapter programming, our sisters aim to obtain the most out of their college experience. Our sisters stand as not only some of the most influential leaders on campus, but within the Greek community as a whole.\nAlpha Phi has truly given us more than we could have imagined: a place to call home, endless support, and truly unforgettable experiences. I joined Alpha Phi because I saw an organization of strong, selfless, and inspirational women. Today, I am honored to have become one of those women; having been shaped by the collective experiences of my sisters. Through Alpha Phi, I gained a family and a national network of sisters as well as lifelong friends that will remain a presence in my life well beyond my college experience.\nI invite you to explore our website, follow us on social media, and discover why Alpha Phi has become our home away from home.\nLove and AOE,\nMargaret Reager",
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        "raw_content": "No of course not Tony, but Lord, formerly Sir Ian, of that ilk. Of the seven Commissioners I served he was my least favourite, since I believe he caused damage to the structure, the culture, the aims and the reputation of the Force. But when he drew attention to how the media treated murder victims differently according to their background, I felt at the time he was probably correct - even if he expressed it a little too controversially.\nIn the last eight weeks we have witnessed what he meant. Two tragic murders - those of Joanna Yeates in Bristol and Nikitta Grender in Newport have it seems been separated by much more than the Bristol Channel, and illustrated his point perfectly.\nIf one were to compare the basic facts of these two murders there are certain similarities. Two young women, attractive, unmarried, murdered in their own homes. If anything, Nikitta being about to bear a child (which, of course, was also a victim of the murder) and the callousness of the attempt to burn her and her home after the murder ought, one might think, to make her crime slightly the more outrageous, the more newsworthy.\nBut while Joanna's murder was at the top of the news for many days, coverage of Nikitta has been very low key. So what are the differences in their cases which might have influenced this? Yes, the Christmas period during which the investigation into Joanna's disappearance and death was largely played out might have been quieter for other news; the very fact that such a tragedy occurred over the most important Christian religious period may have added a poignancy to the tragedy too. But isn't the real difference exactly what Lord Blair was alluding to? Put simply, using a perhaps old-fashioned concept, it was their class.\nJoanna was 25, had studied, got qualifications - she was an Architect, so we were repeatedly told. (In fact she was a landscape architect, a very different occupation and one which wouldn't perhaps have had the same cachet and therefore impact?) She came from a middle-class family, rented in a nice part of town, had a middle-class boyfriend and eloquent friends and family willing to speak to the media.\nNikitta was 19, eight months pregnant (though unmarried, as we were reminded on a few occasions) and lived on a council estate. Her mother spoke via a statement read by police; her friend was interviewed on national news wearing a dressing gown. In daytime. The coverage was scant given the gravity of the crime; what there was did everything to promote an image of a typical (?) sink-estate unmarried teenage mother-to-be. A stark contrast to the features of Joanna's life and background which had been accentuated.\nMurder detectives, to a man and woman, strive to solve their cases completely irrespective of the nature of the victim. It would be impossible to do otherwise - the reality of murders, especially in London, is that victims are all too often involved in drugs, gangs, prostitution or other lawful but 'alternative' lifestyles. Were value judgments made on the victim's worthiness then very little would get done. I find it a pity that the media are not as inclusive in the way they deal with these tragedies. I am genuinely interested - is it merely a commercial thing? Do murders of middle-class women sell more papers?\nLabels: Joanna Yeates, Lord Blair, Nikitta Grender",
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        "raw_content": "Divorce: Changing versus Ending the Relationship\nPosted on September 6, 2014 by Xs1njcollablaw\nThere is no such thing as divorce\u2026It is impossible to end a relationship. It is only possible to change it. Marriages cannot be ended\u2026 We can tell each other that they ended, we can even get government officials to declare they ended but we cannot end them.\nThe quote above is from Debbie Ford\u2019s book, \u201cSpiritual Divorce\u201d and excerpted from the 2014 Advanced Training Manual of the New York Association of Collaborative Professions and the North Jersey Collaborative Law Group.\nOnce you have committed your heart to another person, you may revoke the commitment but not the reason you initially made it. At some point, the partner you now wish to leave was compelling enough for you to have pledged yourself, to him or to her, forever. Though you may desire to completely eradicate the relationship from your life, especially if you have children, it\u2019s unlikely that you can erase the way that you have changed as a result of the marriage.\nFurther proof of the permanence of the past resides in the precious faces of your children, which can bear a resemblance to the partner your may wish to never see again. Acknowledging the good that resulted from the marriage will increase future communication between you both which is crucial to cooperative co-parenting post-divorce. Collaborative divorce can help you accomplish such a goal by emphasizing the constructive roles you both share in raising your children [or decreasing the stress of emancipated children]. A Collaborative divorce preserves your parental relationship rather than contributing to a negative dissolution of the bonds between you, as often occurs in a litigated divorce. Collaborative professionals are sensitive to the various needs of parents and children [young and older] and committed to helping the whole family move forward in a restorative manner.\nPamela Zivari, Esquire",
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        "raw_content": "Home PsycCRITIQUES Where There's a Will, There's Power.\nWhere There's a Will, There's Power.\nReview Title Where There's a Will, There's Power.\nAbstract Reviews the book, Untersuchungen \ufffdber die Ausbildung des Wollens (Investigations into Ways of Developing Willpower) by Heinrich D\ufffdker (1975). Anyone who has worked with \"slow learners\" or mentally defective children is only too familiar with the type of child who was the concern of the author of this monograph. The author argues that any training in willpower must be based on activities that are easy and so structured that the children can experience and recognize unaided success at tasks they had considered \"impossible\" The author reports primarily on his extensive work with seven retarded children, with each child acting as his or her own control. The book contains minimal information about the gadgetry of the experiments and no IQ test scores but many descriptions of the interactions between the experimenter and each of the children. We can follow from session to session, as he explores the possibilities of his new methodology and in the process demonstrates a dramatic increase in willpower in five of seven retarded children. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2017 APA, all rights reserved)",
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        "raw_content": "Fasting and Salt\nSermon at St James Colwall and All Saints, Coddington, 4th before Lent 2017\nIsaiah 58, 1-9a; Matthew 5: 13-20\nFasting. Fasting has a part in almost all religions, and outside religion, every now and then someone in the media proclaims the benefits of fasting simply as a way of promoting well-being. Fasting seems in fact to have its place in the human psyche. It\u2019s hardly surprising then that it\u2019s frequently mentioned in the Bible. People fasted to mourn those who\u2019d died; fasted to express their repentance; fasted to underline the seriousness of their worship and their intercessions; fasted to show their dependence upon God, and also fasted because the obligations and rules of the Jewish religion required it.\nOften, as in this morning\u2019s reading from Isaiah, fasting is mentioned in order to berate people for not doing it properly, and practising it with wrong motives. \u201cLook,\u201d says the Lord through Isaiah, \u201cyou serve your own interest on your fast day and oppress all your workers. Look, you only fast to quarrel and to fight and to strike with a wicked fist.\u201d And then, as so often, the Lord goes on to say, \u201cIs not this the fast I choose: to loose the bonds of injustice, to undo the thong of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free? Is it not to share your bread with the hungry, and bring the homeless poor into your house; when you see the naked, to cover them, and not to hide yourself from your own kin?\u201d\nAgain and again the Bible seems to be saying that the most important aspect of our religion \u2013 more important than observing religious rules \u2013 is the way we treat others, especially those in great need. And including: not to hide yourself from your own kin.\nThat\u2019s significant, isn\u2019t it? It\u2019s possible, it happens, that some, who do great things for others, neglect their own families. In this regard, they hide themselves away from their own kin.\nThe Bible, we must remember, both Old and New Testaments, tends to express ideas in extremes, in terms of black and white opposites. So, when the Lord says, \u201cThis is the fast I choose,\u201d it doesn\u2019t mean that he abhors fasting as we normally think of it, that is, giving up something in order to express our devotion to him, or our duty to him.\nNo, what Isaiah and therefore the Lord is in effect saying is: it is right to come to church and to worship; it is right to read the Bible; it is right to pray; it is right to fast; but if we do not also do what we can to correct injustice, to free the oppressed, to feed the hungry and house the homeless, then we haven\u2019t really got it right, and to a degree the value, the integrity, of our religious observance is diminished.\nThen of course the question is: are we doing enough for the desperately needy and distressed? Are we as individuals, as families, as a church, as a community just tinkering at this? Are we seeking opportunities to help, or are we just waiting until they happen to come our way? And when they do, are we responding in a way that reflects the seriousness of the situation? Is what we do costing us?\nTo me the question, \u201cAre you doing enough?\u201d is always a disturbing and challenging one. A few verses after this morning\u2019s Gospel Jesus himself poses the question, \u201cWhat do ye more than others?\u201d\nThis moves us on to today\u2019s Gospel. It is partly what we do for others that can help us to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. \u201cYou are the salt of the earth,\u201d said Jesus.\nFor some time now and bit by bit Jill has been cutting down on the salt she uses in cooking. She hopes I won\u2019t notice, but of course I do, and every now and then I say, \u201cWe really must have some more salt on \u2013 this mash, these beans or whatever. In the good old days, before the pundits warned us of the danger of too much salt, I used to use it liberally: so I do miss it. And of course getting older, with taste buds dulled by age and probably also by red wine, I need any assistance possible to make sure that taste is not just a memory.\nJesus of course didn\u2019t know that salt was bad for you. Some would say that because he was Son of God he must have known. But I can\u2019t go along with that. His humanity meant that his scientific knowledge was no greater than that of any knowledgeable man of his day. No, there was nothing wrong with salt, unless, he said in our Gospel, it\u2019s lost its taste. Can salt do that?\nAnyway, there\u2019s a telling reference to salt in the Book of Job. When poor Job is being tested by God and criticised by his friends, and he\u2019s trying to justify his complaining, he says:\nGod\u2019s onslaughts wear me away. Does the wild ass bray when he has grass or the ox low when he has fodder? Can a man eat tasteless food unseasoned with salt? Food that should nourish me sticks in my throat, and my bowels rumble with an echoing sound.\nPoor Job. Salt, says Jesus in effect, is to food what faith is to life. It brings out the full flavour. Believing in God, believing that his goodness and inspiration and strengthening are active in the world, believing that it is his world and that it is good, makes life all the more flavoursome. A prayer I say every morning is, \u201cAnother day of wonder you give, Lord, in which to live, to love, to do well and to be glad.\u201d\nThank goodness, thank God, Jesus was not at all like those Puritans of the 16th and 17th centuries who made Christianity a joyless and insipid thing. The Gospels make it clear that Jesus enjoyed life, enjoyed being with friends, sharing meals with them and so on. \u201cBe of good cheer,\u201d he said. There are of course situations where cheerfulness would be entirely inappropriate, but by and large: Be of good cheer. And he said, \u201cYou are the salt of the earth.\u201d We are called to be an example to the people of the world, an example of faith in Jesus adding flavour to life, of it giving life purpose. Remember that old maxim: faith is not taught; it\u2019s caught. Let\u2019s hope people can catch it from us.\nAnd in the same vein we are to be the light of the world. \u201cLet your light shine before others so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven.\u201d That of course doesn\u2019t mean being boastful. Jesus warned against that: \u201cThey have their reward already,\u201d he said. No, it means let your way of life be such that it can be an inspiration to others, that it can cause them to be uplifted, lightened.\nTomorrow, 6th February, will be the 65th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II to the throne of this country. 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        "raw_content": "Crying all the way home\nAt about twenty miles into the marathon, I felt my eyes begin to well up with tears. This wasn't wholly unexpected: in my first marathon, I was beset by violent mood swings at about that point too. (Perhaps that was partly rage and frustration at having to run past a bunch of ugly concrete and shipping containers, when the first half of the race was in a beautiful fjord.)\nI pushed on, and although I panicked a bit later (I was suddenly overtaken by the 3:30 pacers, who I'd gone past 14 km earlier) I satyed focussed. I ran up the Hill of Despair at 38 km, rather than defeatedly stagger up it, and managed to keep basically the same pace to the end, where again I found myself in tears as I crossed the finish line.\nPartly that was just from pain and exhaustion, but partly it was because I'd done something special: after four consecutive marathons where I'd got slower and slower, I'd finally turned things around. All that training, all those early mornings where I'd get out of bed and force myself to do hard intervals or run up a hill too many times for comfort, had paid off. I'd arrested the decline in my pace that had begun even before I moved to Asia. I'd vanquished the misery of an almost-four hour time from last year's race, and I'd actually set a new personal best, beating my time from Tromso in 2006 (I think... checking shows I got 3:28:40 - gun time was 3:29:04 but my net from start to end was 3:24:17)\nIf I hadn't made it round quicker, I think I would have had some crisis of the soul. To have trained so much, to then stoop low, would have been a real shock, a demonstration of the injustice of the world. Not that failure hadn't been possible: travelling in September and October meant I missed out on mileage that I really should have put in before the race.\nStrangely, apart from my toilet troubles after the race, and the rank horror that a can of 0% Asahi beer turned out to be, I feel pretty good. Those compression tights, apart from working their way half way down my thighs a minute before the start of the race, have done their magic (or so I think until I try to walk tomorrow). I managed an entire evening of talking to people at a German restaurant, and now I've got six blissful hours of sleep, before I rush back to KIX and catch the first flight back to Singapore. These last few months have been tough at times (all this air travel is not good for the soul) but I've managed to get into the finals of the comedy competition and attend my friend's wedding and set a best time in the marathon. A pretty good way to close out the year.\nLabels: marathon, resolutions",
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        "raw_content": "GE Appliances- Elbows and A$$holes (video)\nQuote Reply Topic: GE Appliances- Elbows and A$$holes (video)\nLook! I'm not the sharpest appliance in the kitchen. What's next?\nI was hoping the commercial was actually going to use the words \"elbows and assholes\"...\nBut... the way things are going, one of these days we will see a commercial that uses the words \"elbows and assholes\".\nHow about a movie clip with \"assholes and elbows?\"\nBut I'd much rather hear it in a commercial.\nMaybe for a skin lotion or something.\nYou know... useful on either location.",
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        "raw_content": "What a nice way of putting it\nTechdirt: Who\u2019ll Pay For C3PO\u2019s Social Security Benefits?\nThe paper admits we won\u2019t be worrying about any of this for at least another twenty years, assuming robots can first hurdle the monumental task of self-sustained bipedal movement sans fatality.\nThis has been going around for the last few days - how will we handle things when we have artificial intelligences demanding citizenship? Frankly, I don\u2019t think it will be that big a deal. Things are likely to be very different around here by the time robots are thinking enough to want citizenship, and this change will just be rolled into all the rest of them. Not that we don\u2019t have to think about it - we\u2019ll definitely have to really examine the changes and figure out a long-term solution. But it\u2019s not like we\u2019re suddenly going to have hundreds of thousands of thinking robots taking social security benefits all at once.\nI posted this article rather than any other simply because of the \u201cself-sustained bipedal movement sans fatality\u201d, because I\u2019m a dork.\nPosted in: Anti complaint , Technology",
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        "title": "Biocides: 5. Does biocide use contribute to the development of antibiotic resistant bacteria?",
        "raw_content": "There have been several laboratory studies that show a possible link between exposure to biocides and antibiotic resistance. However, other investigations have not found such a link.\nExposure to biocides can affect bacterial populations so that only the resistant strains survive, and this has been associated with increasing resistance to antibiotics. This could be relevant for biocides used in consumer goods because a small number of biocides are used widely in many different household and personal hygiene products. As a result, the bacteria on human skin and in homes are repeatedly exposed to certain antimicrobial products. However, it is not clear whether this type of bacterial exposure to biocides will lead to antibiotic resistance.\nData are scarce but there is some evidence of a link between using biocides in veterinary products, and increased resistance to antibiotics. This emphasizes the need to develop research and surveillance programmes in the area of animal husbandry.\nMeasuring the effect of biocides on the way that bacteria react to antibiotics is far from straightforward. In experiments, a group of bacteria are first treated with a biocide and those that survive are then tested to see to what extent they are affected by antibiotics. This latter stage is complicated and the results are often hard to interpret because several mechanisms may modulate antibiotic susceptibility. Recent data clearly demonstrate that some biocides activate genetic controls that are involved in triggering resistance mechanisms that alter both biocide and antibiotic activity.\nSome studies on bacteria that grow as biofilms have investigated whether using biocides can lead to the emergence of more resistant strains, and the results vary depending on the species of bacteria and on the biocide used. Some studies showed that biocide use had no effect on the development of resistance. Other studies found that using biocides made some strains of bacteria grow at the expense of others, and that successful bacteria were less easily affected by biocides. More...",
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        "raw_content": "On the 31st of December we celebrated one whole year since we opened doors! Of course those of you who have been following the blog all along know that we actually started planning the whole thing at the end of 2008 and blogging about it at the beginning of 2009.\nIt took a whole one more month to actually blog about it, but here it is: We'd like to say a HUGE thanks to all of our customers and those who may not have been able to visit in person but have been supporting us all along! You know who you are :) Goes without saying we couldn't keep it up without the continued support from our families. They support us in every way.\nThis first year has been a true roller-coaster and, even though there were clouds of recession on the horizon when we opened, we didn't know how bad things were going to get for the economy. When we opened, there were so many things we didn't know. We've learned a lot over the last year. We couldn't have opened at a more difficult time but we're so happy to say that we must be doing something right because we're still here.\nI could describe this year as exhausting, depressing, worrying, stressful, challenging and nerve-wracking. All of that would be true, but I can also describe it as exciting, exhilarating, fun, and satisfying. I suppose I should just sum it up by saying it has been extremely hard work, but also worthwhile.\nI won't deny that it has been a hard year on the kids. It was extremely hard for them to get used to our new routine but now,\neven though they get bored from time to time, they really love that we have our cupcake shop and can't wait until they get old enough to help out (apart from shouting 'CU\u2022STO\u2022MERS' as someone walks through the door and also assigning themselves as watchmen who wave at the passengers on the local tourist train that drives by in order to attract their attention, both of which they are doing already...).\nIn 2012 we want to keep on growing our customer base. We're listening to your cries for us to open in Athens and we're trying to find a way for you to be able to get your cupcakes if you can't get to us. One of the biggest lessons this year was patience. Lots of it!\nLabels: 1 year, Anniversary, celebration, things we learned\nWhat a lovely post! Once again, HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! I'm truly happy for your family & wish you even more success this year & every year after! :0) !!!",
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        "raw_content": "Sermon Notes from \"Faith Alone\" based on Romans 3:21-26\nReview: We are continuing a 5 week study on the 5 Solas. Sola is Latin for alone, the solas were considered the foundational principles of Protestantism which was begun by Martin Luther in 1517 (Sola! Pg 3)\nScripture Alone-One Story, God-Breathed, Useful\nGrace Alone from God for us, a gift available to all people for all of life and motivation.\nChrist Alone-what Christ did (life, death, resurrection, appeared to many ascension), what we do- The crowd words from John 6:28-29 \u201cThen they asked him, \u201cWhat must we do to do the works God requires?\u201d Jesus answered, \u201cThe work of God is this: to believe in the one he has sent.\u201d\nWhat is faith? 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But because of what God in Christ has done, we are made right.\nFaith & His Justice (vs. 24-26)\n\u00b7 Vs. 24-25-Through faith in Christ alone, Paul uses three images to help us understand\no Justification-Defined by many as \u201cjust as if I have never sinned and just as if I always obeyed\u201d Image of court of law\n\u00a7 It is a declaration that, on the basis of Christ\u2019s saving work, believers are right with God. That this is due to no merit of their own[4]\n\u00a7 Justified freely-as a gift, not earned by his grace-All of Jesus\n\u00a7 It is by God\u2019s grace that he justifies/renders a favorable verdict for all who put their faith in his Son, Christ Jesus\u2026Justification properly belongs to the last judgment. It is then that God will render his final verdict upon human beings. In the case of those who have believed in his Son it will be a favorable verdict. Paul notes that for believers this is anticipated in the present.[5]\no Redemption- English words derived from a Latin root meaning \u201cto buy back,\u201d[6] In Greek the root word means \u201cto loose\u201d and so to free.[7] To deliver, To liberate\n\u00a7 Image from the release of prisoners of war on payment of a price (the \u201cransom\u201d).[8]\n\u00a7 What it tells us is that a great price was paid to purchase sinners out of their slavery to sin (7:14), out of their sentence of death (6:23). Now they are to live in freedom[9]\n\u00a7 While redemption is experienced to a certain extent in the present time, it will be fully realized on the last day and will include the \u2018redemption of our bodies\u2019, that is, resurrection to immortality.[10]\no Propitiation- Turning away of anger by the offering of a gift.\n\u00a7 Imagery from the averting of wrath.[11]\n\u00a7 Not a word we use today. But was understood in Paul\u2019s day. The word was often used by the pagans When disaster struck it was often thought that a god was angry and was therefore punishing his worshipers. A well-chosen offering would appease the god and put him in a good mood again. This process was called propitiation\u2026His anger is the settled opposition of his holy nature to everything that is evil. Such opposition to sin cannot be dismissed with a wave of the hand. It requires something much more substantial. Jesus\u2019 death on the cross for the sins of mankind put away God\u2019s wrath against his people once and for all.[12]\n\u00b7 Vs. 25-26-Demonstrate Justice\no Vs. 25-Justice demands that the guilty be punished just as it demands that the innocent go free. So God might be accused of being unjust. Not any more, says Paul. The cross shows us God\u2019s inflexible righteousness in the very means whereby sin is forgiven.[13]\no Vs. 26-Jesus is just and the justifier\no There is no antithesis between God\u2019s justice and his mercy. 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        "raw_content": "PWNEDback Mountain\nTbogg links to a typically giggle-inducing Jason Apuzzo blog post, which inevitably digresses into discussions of \u201cStar Wars\u201d and \u201cCinderella Man.\u201d And \u201cCinderella Man\u201d revisionism is pretty easy to come by. Here\u2019s Myrna Blyth complaining about its Academy dissage.\n\u201cCinderella Man\u201d didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t make much money, and I suppose it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s considered a flop. But none of the other movies nominated for the Oscar have made much money, and everyone in Hollywood seems to be congratulating the producers and directors for making them.\nLet\u2019s do this quickly.\nGross: $75.6 million\nThe \u201cgay cowboy movie\u201d starring the guy from \u201cA Knight\u2019s Tale\u201d and the guy from \u201cJarhead\u201d has been seen and embraced by more Americans than the boxing movie starring two Oscar winners (Crowe and Zellweger). This \u201cHollywood is thumbing its big Jewey nose at middle America\u201d guff has got to stop.\n5 thoughts on \u201cPWNEDback Mountain\u201d\nJohn Tabin on March 1, 2006 at 12:37 am said:\nI wonder how many people besides Apuzzo have been smacked down by both TBogg and Jonah Goldberg (see here, here, here and here).\nHmm\u2026But the Best Picture nominees (and wannabe nominees that were released in the hype-zone before the noms were out)benefited from a big boost from being considered in the running.\nCinderella Man was released too early for that.\nThe Gay Cowpoke flick wouldn\u2019t have made half of its still rather average Box Office if it had come out (pardon the pun) in Cinderella Man\u2019s slot back in June. I\u2019ve read countless blogs, forums etc where people say they are trying to see some of the BP nominees before Oscar Night. So it does make a big difference.\nConsidering the daft time CM was put out into theatres I think it did quite well. Given that it had no Oscar/Sag/Globe bandwagon to ride on and none.\nHaving said that it has done really well on DVD\u2026.and that is probably going to be the future for films that are made for an older target audience. Its high time that the figures started to take that more into account. In a sense the accepted statistics are lagging behind what is happening in the market-place.\nFurthermore\u2026.be very wary of the figures quoted as the cost of making a movie. There are Lies, damned lies, and Production costs.\nDave on March 1, 2006 at 11:02 am said:\nAnonymous \u2013 You make an interesting argument, but \u201cCinderella Man\u201d has one of the most wide-open summers in memory to make its money, and it didn\u2019t. \u201cSaving Private Ryan,\u201d a 3-hour drama, was released in July 1998 and made $217 million off a $70 million budget. \u201cThe Notebook,\u201d a traditional romance movie, was released in June 2004 and made $81 million off a $29 million budget. Even the poorly-reviewed \u201cThe Terminal\u201d made more money than \u201cCinderella Man\u201d ($78 million) after its June 2004 release. My point is that it was a good-not-great drama that was received tepidly by audiences, and that conservative critics who use it as an example of \u201cwhat Hollywood is ignoring at the Oscars\u201d should remember that Joe Ticket-buyer ignored it first.\nOh, and your statement that \u201cBrokeback\u201d \u201cwouldn\u2019t have made half\u201d of its gross without the Oscar noms is untrue. It made $52 million before the nominations were announced and only $24 million since. BM was a cultural phenomenon before the Oscar race. And I think there\u2019s little question that \u201cBrokeback,\u201d even if it loses the Oscar in an upset, is going to remain a cultural touchstone. \u201cCinderella Man\u201d is just another boxing movie.\nSide note: I\u2019m not sure what the \u201cculture war\u201d crowd doesn\u2019t recognize \u201cThe Exorcism of Emily Rose\u201d more often. It was a sleeper hit with strong Christian themes and messages that made more money than \u201cCinderella Man\u201d and almost as much as \u201cBrokeback.\u201d\nDiana on March 5, 2006 at 12:16 pm said:\n\u201cBM was a cultural phenomenon before the Oscar race. And I think there\u2019s little question that \u201cBrokeback,\u201d even if it loses the Oscar in an upset, is going to remain a cultural touchstone.\u201d\nTrue. Why do you think that is?\nI read the story; didn\u2019t see the movie. 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        "raw_content": "Yes, there have been many movies about Vincent Van Gogh, but At Eternity's Gate is one made by a painter, Julian Schnabel.\nNo artist seems to have inspired more filmmakers than Vincent van Gogh, not only because van Gogh survives as a painter of obvious art-historical importance but because his life helped to create the classic portrait of the suffering artist, the unrecognized genius who searches for spiritual exultation but also crashes back to earth. In van Gogh's case that meant cutting off his left ear and serving time in a mental asylum.\nJulian Schnabel, a well-known contemporary artist and filmmaker, now joins the van Gogh fray with At Eternity's Gate, a movie focusing mostly on van Gogh's life in Arles, which serves as a kind of preface to his untimely and still somewhat mysterious death. He was shot in the stomach but there's disagreement about whether van Gogh was murdered or killed himself. 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        "raw_content": "Another of Lisa-Jo\u2019s weekly invitations to stop and drop \u2013 5 minutes of unedited writing on a theme. This week the one-word prompt? BEYOND. Who knows what will come out?? FIVE minutes \u2013 that\u2019s all I\u2019ve got. Why don\u2019t you try it, too?\nCan you see beyond what\u2019s in front of your face? I\u2019m thinking specifically about people you meet, converse with, interact with on a daily basis. People who irritate you, who push your buttons, who exasperate and frustrate you?\nOne of the most important life lessons to hang onto is this one: everyone has a story. Everyone has some pain they\u2019re dealing with somewhere. Everyone is more than what you see.\nOne of the advantages of living a long time is learning this truth \u2013 over and over again. There is always something \u2018beyond.\u2019 Beyond the crankiness, beyond the odd behavior, even beyond the surface tranquility. There are stories bubbling beneath the surface, stories of joy and sorrow, life and death. And part of our role as followers of Jesus is remaining open to all the possibilities of that truth.\nWomen sit in my office and slowly unpeel themselves \u2013 telling me, in ways they don\u2019t even realize, of their invisibility, their need to be heard and seen, most especially by the people they love the most \u2013 their husbands and children. This is a growing concern of mine as I sit and listen, as I ask the Holy Spirit for guidance and wisdom and words. There is pain there for so many, so many.\nDo you truly see the people that are right in front of you? Do you see beyond what they present? Do you see the truth that they are real, flesh and blood individuals with unique gifts and unique faults, with a very particular voice and a much-needed individual presence in this world?\nMore and more, this is my prayer:\nLord, help me to see the whole person \u2013 show me what YOU see. Help me to see beyond the surface.\nAngela Dively says:\nSo true! there is always something beyond what we can see in every life if we\u2019ll only take the time to listen in love.\nDiana, I wrote today about The Land Beyond the End of My Nose. I realize that I miss a lot when I am so self-centered. I think I squander many ministry opportunities that way!\nJoe Bunting says:\nI\u2019ve long been trying to figure out how to see, see in the way you talk about. It comes in surprising moments of grace. Thank you for the reminder to be looking for those moments.\nThis is so wise and insightful Diana. When I remember to ask Him to give me \u201ceyes to see\u201d my whole perspective changes and it is much the way you\u2019ve described it.\nYour wisdom and your writing are such a blessing.\nIt says much about your ability to observe that you mention seeing \u201ceven beyond the surface tranquility\u201d \u2014 so many are adept at submerging the stresses of their lives.\nIt\u2019s my true desire to see beyond the face of the people I meet but I have to admit that I often judge before I know\nthem. It\u2019s an ongoing process to always look beyond \u2026\nYep. I\u2019ll it again: I\u2019m so glad God made you. You are a gift. ((HUGS))\nDo I see beyond the surface?\nThanks for reminding me to give grace, trusting there is always more to the story.",
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        "raw_content": "Photo courtesy of http://www.livingdesert.org website.\nThe Living Desert Zoo & Gardens is a zoo and desert botanical garden located right in the heart of Palm Desert. Originally called the Living Desert Museum, the family-friendly attraction is one of Palm Desert\u2019s most popular attractions.\nThe sprawling attraction boasts over 1,200 protected acres that represent various desert environments found throughout North America and Africa. It is home to more than 450 wild animals, an incredible variety of native desert plants, beautiful nature trails, and other amazing features, which makes it an ideal place to visit for nature lovers of all ages.\nThere are plenty of unforgettable destinations and activities to enjoy at The Living Zoo & Gardens that it may be difficult to figure out where to begin.\nHere are some of our favorite areas to visit:\nNorth American Desert\nThe North American Desert section showcases desert wildlife found in all four deserts of North America. This exhibit gives visitors the chance to see even the most elusive creatures up close, as many of them avoid extreme temperatures, choosing to hunt only during the nighttime.\nAfrica is home to some of the most dramatic desert landscapes in the world. The Living Desert\u2019s African section gives visitors a rare opportunity to see it up close. Here, you\u2019ll find remarkable species such as slender-horned gazelles, African antelopes, rock hyraxes, weaver finches, sand cats, cheetahs, and over 30 species of exotic and rare African plants.\nWhat makes The Living Desert unique is it\u2019s more than just a collection of nature exhibits \u2013 it\u2019s an actual nature preserve that contains more than 1,000 acres of undisturbed Sonoran Desert. For visitors looking for an unforgettable adventure across breathtaking desert landscapes, there are three different trails that can suit any desired experience.\nCoachella Valley Attractions\nTake a look at this page for more information about other great attractions in the Coachella Valley.",
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Estelle\u2019s diary details her daily activities in 1938.\nContinue reading Lehigh University Libraries, Special Collections: Estelle Johnston Diaries, Volume 1 \u2192\nLehigh University Libraries, Special Collections: Copy of Engineers Private Journal on Harlem Bridge, 1860-1861\nOctober 22, 2015 1851-1900, Contributing Libraries, Date, Lehigh University Special CollectionsNew York (N.Y.), Washington Bridge (New York N.Y.)lblanchard\nClick the image to view this document in a page-turning viewer\nThis journal appears to be a unique record of daily on site observations and construction processes of the building of a second Harlem River bridge at the site of Third Avenue, County of New York (Manhattan). It contains copied documents such as the New York State Legislature\u2019s document Chapter 774 dated April 17, 1857 authorizing the building of a new bridge at the site, as well as the design requirements for the new bridge, removal of the previous bridge and the official appointment and acceptance letters of the chief engineer, William J. McAlpine and assistant engineer, Frederick Hubbard. This information is copied into the first numbered pages of the bound journal. The journal appears to be written for the purpose of having a record of all various loose documents relating to the project. There appears to be at least two different styles of handwriting: the earlier entries are written in an elegant careful style possibly by the assistant engineer; the last few weeks of entries are in a hurried, abbreviated scrawl with pages left blank seemingly left open to be filled in when the loose documents became available to be transcribed into the daily working account. Evidence of this manner of copying documents and notes into the bound journal consist of a few pages written on loose sheets laid in the area of blank pages bearing the same dates. The journal not only has written text but contains many detailed construction drawings (on different paper) fastened into the bound pages, as well as lists and tables of materials, costs, working hours and weather conditions.\nContinue reading Lehigh University Libraries, Special Collections: Copy of Engineers Private Journal on Harlem Bridge, 1860-1861 \u2192\nClick the image to view this diary in a page-turning viewer\nWilliam Estes, Jr. was born and raised in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Moravian Parochial School, Lehigh University (1905), Johns Hopkins Medical School (1909), and was a resident in surgery at the Mayo Clinic (1909-1912). 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        "raw_content": "Disability Determination Services (DDS) offices are state agencies that make recommendations for Social Security Disability benefits to the SSA. An urgent case request is an application for disability benefits made because of the applicant\u2019s imperative need for assistance from the SSA. If an application is tagged as an urgent case request, the application process is expedited, and temporary disability benefits may be granted. An urgent case request is very similar to a compassionate allowance. In both instances, the need for benefits is urgent and the existence of a disability is assumed because the disability is found on a list of medical conditions that are assumed by the SSA to qualify for disability benefits.\nWhen an application for disability benefits is received by the DDS office, initial determination of urgency is made by the Eligibility Worker who reviews the application. Urgency is conditioned on the opinion of the Eligibility Worker that the applicant cannot wait for a formal decision because that sort of delay will cause significant problems in functioning or in the person\u2019s well-being. In order for the Eligibility Worker to make this determination, the applicant\u2019s doctor or medical facility must supply the DDS office with medical records substantiating the severity of the applicant\u2019s medical condition, and the Eligibility Worker must make sure the applicant meets the presumptive disability criteria. In addition, the applicant must meet the income and property limits set forth by the SSA (i.e., meets the income and assets tests for SSI and the substantial gainful activity test for SSDI).\nUrgent case request status will be granted if available evidence shows a strong probability that once all the medical and other records are received, disability will be confirmed, that available evidence supports the applicant\u2019s disability, and that the condition has lasted or is likely to last for at least 12 months. The finding of presumptive disability enables applicants with specific conditions to be granted temporary disability benefits pending a formal determination of disability.",
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        "raw_content": "It seems like voodoo, but altering electrical currents in the brain may help treat depression, epilepsy, and Parkinson's disease\nBy Karen Wright, Brian Finke|Thursday, November 01, 2001\nElectroconvulsive therapy, or shock therapy, is the most effective treatment known for severe depression. A strong electrical current applied to the skull triggers epilepticlike seizures that somehow jolt the mind free of melancholy. But shock treatment is a famously blunt instrument. It requires the use of general anesthesia, often causes memory loss and confusion, and can bring on a headache that rivals the worst hangover.\nApplying a powerful magnet over a specific region changes electrical activity in the brain at that spot. The earplugs protect against the magnet's loud sound.\nAn ideal version of electroconvulsive therapy would dispense with the seizure and the side effects. It would target only those areas of the brain involved in depression. 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A single pulse causes nearby nerve cells to fire; if the pulses are rapidly repeated, a kind of blackout ensues, scrambling neural activity for some time after treatment. These disruptions aren't evident to subjects.\n\"You feel a tapping on your head, caused by contractions of the scalp muscles,\" says psychiatrist Holly Lisanby, who, as director of magnetic brain stimulation at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, has administered TMS to hundreds of patients. \"In some cases, you do get some scalp pain,\" she says. \"But many subjects find it's not painful at all.\" And because the currents generated are not nearly as strong as those used in electroconvulsive therapy, she says, there's no seizure, no apparent memory loss, and no need for anesthesia. \"I have people who go right back to work after TMS treatment. You're alert, you're awake, you're not groggy or disoriented.\"\nElectrodes record muscle responses prompted by the brain stimulation.\nThe technology for TMS was introduced in 1985 for diagnosing injuries in peripheral nerves that control body movement and sensation. But the technique also offered scientists the unparalleled ability to stimulate specific brain regions and observe the effects on fully conscious, healthy human subjects. Zapping a spot a few inches above the left ear, for example, makes the right thumb twitch. Basic researchers soon began tweaking other nerve pathways involved in vision, language, learning, hormone responses, and drug reactions. \"You can't study the brain as directly in humans with any other technique,\" says Eric Wassermann, who with George conducted some of the first studies on TMS and mood at the National Institutes of Health. \"It's an excellent physiological probe.\"\nBut clinical practitioners are most excited by TMS's potential to alter regions of the brain affected by mental disorders. In the mid-1990s, researchers worldwide began testing the method's ability to alleviate the symptoms of depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, mania, and schizophrenia. Some results are encouraging: In one study of depressed patients who didn't respond to medication, more than half showed marked improvement after five days of TMS treatment. In another depression trial, success rates with TMS rivaled those of electroconvulsive therapy. A study of obsessive-compulsive patients reported a decrease in compulsive urges lasting for eight hours after a single treatment. And in some schizophrenic patients, TMS relieved their auditory hallucinations for weeks.\nBut advocates of the technique have struggled to replicate these results. They often see profound improvements in some patients and no response in others. \"There might be a lot of variation in the circuitry between individuals,\" Lisanby says. And different treatment protocols seem to produce profoundly different results. Despite earlier reports of success in patients with Parkinson's disease, for example, her own TMS studies showed that the treatment could temporarily make symptoms worse.\nExperts acknowledge that they have yet to determine the most effective procedures for magnetic stimulation. In a typical TMS treatment for depression, for example, the coil is held just in front of and above the left ear, over a region of the brain called the prefrontal cortex, which has been implicated in mood disorders. The current cycles 10 times per second and lasts for eight seconds at a time. Each half-hour session consists of 20 of these pulses, and a full treatment course is made up of 10 daily sessions. All of these parameters--the placement of the coil; the frequency, intensity, and duration of stimulation; the number of treatments per day; and the length of the treatment period--are arbitrary. Other combinations might work better.\nMonitoring these signals shows how the treatment is affecting nerve pathways.\nResearchers are hoping to refine TMS as a clinical tool by identifying the kinds of patients it helps most and finding the best location for and pattern of stimulation for each disease and each patient. Eventually, TMS could have a number of possible applications in treating a disease like depression: Along with helping medication-resistant patients, it might be used as an adjunct for psychotherapy and medication--either short term, before drug effects kick in, or as a long-term maintenance strategy. TMS is approved for treating depression in Canada and Europe, but it is available in the United States only in experimental trials.\nAnd TMS isn't likely to be rushed into clinics here for two reasons. First, the machine's manufacturers are small companies that can't compete with the big drug companies that develop antidepressants. Second, researchers are still trying to figure out how the technique works. In animals, magnetic stimulation can produce changes in the levels of neurotransmitters, the activity of nerve-cell receptors, and the expression of genes related to nerve growth in the brain. 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        "raw_content": "by lizorna \u00bb Tue Mar 18, 2014 4:53 pm\nI think I\u2019d go for knitting rather than weaving, because it would probably be a quicker and simpler way of producing warm clothing, and I know it\u2019s within my capacity, because I\u2019ve already done it on a small scale.\nSheep wool would be my fibre of choice because it\u2019s warm and easy to spin. I\u2019d pick up the bits of fleece lying around or caught on hedges, because even if I could catch a sheep and wrestle it to the ground I couldn\u2019t shear it. I\u2019d get as much grease and dirt as possible off the wool by washing and beating on a stone, and when it was dry, I\u2019d pull it over a thorny stick to straighten out the fibres. Then I\u2019d make a drop spindle from a straight stick with a weight at one end. I\u2019d pull out a first bit of the wool fibre and wind it onto the spindle, and then drop the spindle so that the weight made it spin round, twist the fibres into a thread, and wind the thread onto the stick.\nIf I hadn\u2019t had the forethought to salvage some knitting and sewing needles before heading for the countryside, I\u2019d have to make knitting needles from a couple of straight sticks, made as smooth as possible by rubbing with a rough stone. The diameter would have to be enough to stop them bending, but not so thick as to produce over-large stitches, and they\u2019d have to be long enough to hold enough stitches for the garment I wanted to make. I wouldn\u2019t try making socks, because it involves fancy stuff with four needles and turning the heel, which I\u2019ve forgotten how to do. Instead I\u2019d rely on making rectangular pieces of fabric that could be sewn together. If I hadn\u2019t salvaged steel darning needles, the needle would have to be a sliver of hard wood, with a hole pierced in it \u2014 a tougher job than the knitting needles.\nlizorna\nInstead of knitting socks, you could knit a square and fold them into blanket socks\nRe: Knitting: 3D Printed Fabric / 3D Sewing\nThe thread started by lizorna on 2014/03/18, and continued by phred with his interesting observation inspired this thought ...\nGiven existing 3D printer technology, which includes models available for home purchase and operation, we see a successful implementation of a single threaded extruded plastic \"thread\" concept.\nA few 3D printers offer multiple heads, so that (for example) multiple colors can be merged in a model.\nAn interesting, and potentially marketable variation would be a 3D printer able to produce a \"thread\" AND able to weave the \"thread\" into a structure, such as (for example) a sock.\nIs it necessary for a recovering civilization to relearn the art and practice of growing plants (and animals such as caterpillars) to produce thread, not to mention looms?\nWhat would be a better solution for creation of fabric clothing for a community on the Moon or Mars?\nRe: Knitting: Silk - tradition vs 3D Printing\nby tahanson43206 \u00bb Sat Aug 29, 2015 12:32 pm\nFirst ... for those who share my interest in statistics ...\nI have found four search engines online as \"registered\" members: Google, Bing, Yahoo, Baidu\nThis implies that the count of views (may) be increased by visits by robots rather than humans. There are more than these four search engines.\nTo the topic at hand ... Considering silk (cloth) to be an example of high quality weaving that is still done largely by hand, I visited several Internet sites to try to get a sense of the history and present state-of-the-art of growing larvae, harvesting their cocoon wrappings, preparing the thread for use, and weaving, I concluded that this is a good example of a \"technology\" that would be challenging to implement on Mars or the Moon.\nIt would be challenging for a person not raised in the culture where silk manufacture is well established to create a new enterprise from scratch.\nThe still nascent \"culture\" of 3D Printing is far from capable of weaving silk (or anything else), but it IS possible to imagine what a 3D Printer loom might look like, and how it might operate.\nIn place of the bobbins of thread that feed a traditional loom today, the 3D printer heads would produce thread of the desired color as needed for the desired pattern.\nWhile there might be only one print head for the crossing threads, there would need to be as many print heads for the longitudinal runs as there are bobbins for a traditional loom.\nAn industry can be imagined around implementation of this concept.\nA refinement (and step above existing cloth manufacture in 2015) would be to design the system to adapt the configuration of the woven material to the actual characteristics of the person for whom the product is intended.\nby Maurice Goldsmith \u00bb Sat Aug 29, 2015 2:39 pm\nThe weaving side of silk is well represented by a museum in Macclesfield near me. http://www.silkmacclesfield.org.uk/museums/paradise-mill It's a good example of a technology that is all but lost, being preserved in a museum, but the practical side of the process is dying out as the looms are being scrapped and those who knew how to operate them age.\nIn the spirit of \"The Knowledge\" I visited this mill earlier in the summer and took as many photos as I could - I will upload them to my website when I have time so that they are available to anyone who is interested. The real challenge for anyone trying to reproduce the technology is weaving in the patterns, for which purpose a Jaquard mechanism was used, which raises and lowers the heddles carrying different coloured threads based on a system of punched cards.\nby Maurice Goldsmith \u00bb Wed Sep 02, 2015 9:03 am\nAs promised in my last reply I've now uploaded images relating to cotton and silk weaving on my website:\nQuarry Bank Mill (cotton) http://www.theluciferbug.com/content/quarry-bank-cotton-mill\nParadise Mill (silk) http://www.theluciferbug.com/content/paradise-mill-macclesfield\nMacclesfield Silk Museum http://www.theluciferbug.com/content/macclesfield-silk-museum\nby Billy \u00bb Wed Sep 02, 2015 12:38 pm\nMaurice and Doc,\nI once mentioned that I have working drawings/blueprints for an early American loom from the Smithsonian.\nI know I have them... somewhere. Doc wanted to obtain a copy of them, and I had no issues with having them reproduced - since they date from the 1980's, I don't think the Smithsonian would mind the copyright violation for academic purposes.\nI promised Doc a copy of them, and then promptly fell off the radar.\nI have to apologize to Doc, and the greater board, for that. Not offering any excuses, but there were several issues - including a flooded basement and the subsequent mold invasion - that had to be addressed. By the time it was all done and over with, I had forgotten about those blueprints.\nI have literally torn this house apart looking for them. I know I have them... it's just a matter of locating them. 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Starting with an exploration of the game in the short-lived interwar Kingdom, this book traces that liaison for the first time. Based on extensive archival research and interviews, it ventures across the former Yugoslavia to illustrate the myriad ways football was harnessed by an array of political forces. Communists purposefully re-engineered Yugoslavia's most popular sport in the tumult of the 1940s, using it to integrate diverse territories and populations. Subsequently, the game advanced Tito's distinct brand of communism, with its Cold War-era policy of non-alignment and experimentation with self-management. Yet, even under tight control, football was racked by corruption, match-fixing and violence. Alternative political and national visions were expressed in the stadiums of both Yugoslavias, and clubs, players and supporters ultimately became perpetrators and victims in the countries\u2019 violent demise. In Richard Mills' hands, the former Yugoslavia\u2019s stadiums become vehicles to explore the relationship between sport and the state, society, nationalism, state-building, inter-ethnic tensions and war. The book is the first in-depth study of the Yugoslav game and offers a revealing new way to approach the complex history of Yugoslavia.\nAuthor: Robin Jones,James (Jim) Riordan\nPosted on The Politics of Sport\nCommunity, Mobility, Identity\nAuthor: Paul Gilchrist,Russell Holden\nSport is an essential part of community structure, membership and identity. Whether on the field of play, in stadia, or on the streets, sport has consistently brought together disparate individuals to share culture, values and memories. Nowadays these relationships are being rewritten through the effects of global socio-economic practices, the interventions of government, the impact of cultural imperialism and, at the local level, through the actions of individuals and new constituencies that are emerging in response. Furthermore, this generates discourse on matters of regional and national identity. This themed issue presents a range of essays that examine the relationship between sport and society through the conceptual lenses of community, mobility and identity. Drawing upon insights from contemporary history and current political phenomena from leading academic specialists in the field, the issue addresses cross-cutting themes such as loyalty and allegiance, migration and integration, identity and collective memory, and the politics of resistance and change, which will be of interest to the political scientist, the contemporary historian and sport scholar alike. This book was previously published as a special edition of the journal Sport in Society.\nPosted on Diplomatic Games\nDiplomatic Games\nSport, Statecraft, and International Relations since 1945\nAuthor: Heather L. Dichter,Andrew L. Johns\nInternational sporting events, including the Olympic Games and the FIFA World Cup, have experienced profound growth in popularity and significance since the mid-twentieth century. Sports often facilitate diplomacy, revealing common interests across borders and uniting groups of people who are otherwise divided by history, ethnicity, or politics. In many countries, popular athletes have become diplomatic envoys. Sport is an arena in which international conflict and compromise find expression, yet the impact of sports on foreign relations has not been widely studied by scholars. In Diplomatic Games, a team of international scholars examines how the nexus of sport and foreign relations has driven political and cultural change since 1945, demonstrating how governments have used athletic competition to maintain and strengthen alliances, promote policies, and increase national prestige. The contributors investigate topics such as China's use of sports to oppose Western imperialism, the ways in which sports helped bring an end to apartheid in South Africa, and the impact of the United States' 1980 Olympic boycott on U.S.-Soviet relations. Bringing together innovative scholarship from around the globe, this groundbreaking collection makes a compelling case for the use of sport as a lens through which to view international relations.\nPosted on Amateurism in British Sport\nAmateurism in British Sport\nIt Matters Not Who Won Or Lost?\nAuthor: Dilwyn Porter,Senior Research Fellow Department of Historical and International Studies Dilwyn Porter,Stephen Wagg\nIn the essays collected here, amateurism, both as ideology and practice, is subject to critical and unsentimental scrutiny, effectively challenging the dominant narrative of more conventional histories of British sport.\nPosted on Transpacific Field of Dreams\nHow Baseball Linked the United States and Japan in Peace and War\nAuthor: Sayuri Guthrie-Shimizu\nBaseball has joined America and Japan, even in times of strife, for over 150 years. After the \"opening\" of Japan by Commodore Perry, Sayuri Guthrie-Shimizu explains, baseball was introduced there by American employees of the Japanese government tasked with bringing Western knowledge and technology to the country, and Japanese students in the United States soon became avid players. In the early twentieth century, visiting Japanese warships fielded teams that played against American teams, and a Negro League team arranged tours to Japan. By the 1930s, professional baseball was organized in Japan where it continued to be played during and after World War II; it was even played in Japanese American internment camps in the United States during the war. From early on, Guthrie-Shimizu argues, baseball carried American values to Japan, and by the mid-twentieth century, the sport had become emblematic of Japan's modernization and of America's growing influence in the Pacific world. Guthrie-Shimizu contends that baseball provides unique insight into U.S.-Japanese relations during times of war and peace and, in fact, is central to understanding postwar reconciliation. In telling this often surprising history, Transpacific Field of Dreams shines a light on globalization's unlikely, and at times accidental, participants.\nPosted on Women, Sport and Society in Modern China\nWomen, Sport and Society in Modern China\nHolding Up More Than Half the Sky\nAuthor: Dong Jinxia\nDrawing on Chinese sources hitherto unavailable in the West including official documents and interviews with top athletes, the author explores the rise of Chinese super sportswomen and their relationship with politics, culture and society before and during the Cultural Revolution and through China's transition to a market economy.\nPosted on East Plays West\nEast Plays West\nSport and the Cold War\nAuthor: Stephen Wagg,David L. Andrews\nThe Cold War spanned some five decades from the devastation that remained after World War Two until the fall of the Berlin wall, and for much of that time the perception was that only on the Eastern side were politics and sport inextricably linked. However, this assumption underestimates the extent to which sport was an important symbol for both power blocs in their ongoing ideological struggle. This collection of essays from leading international authorities on sport, culture and ideology brings together an impressive body of work organized around key political themes and outstanding moments in sport, and is at once a political history of sport and an illuminating new perspective on the forces that shaped this unsettled time.\nPosted on Jews and the Sporting Life\nJews and the Sporting Life\nStudies in Contemporary Jewry XXIII\nAuthor: Ezra Mendelsohn\nVolume XXIII of the distinguished annual Studies in Contemporary Jewry explores the role of sports in modern Jewish history. The centrality of sports in modern life--in popular and even in high culture, in economic life, in the media, in international and national politics, and in forging ethnic identities--can hardly be exaggerated, but in the field of Jewish studies this subject has been somewhat neglected, at least until recently. Students of American Jewish history, for example, often emphasize the role of sports in the Americanization of the immigrants, while students of Jewish nationalism pay closer attention to its appeal for the regeneration of the Jewish nation, as well as the creation of a new, healthy, Jewish body. The essays brought together in Jews and the Sporting Life expand the body of knowledge about the place sports occupied, and continue to occupy, in Jewish life. They examine the connection between sports and Jewish nationalism, particularly Zionism, and how organized Jewish sports have been an agent of nation-building. They consider the role of Jews as owners of sports teams, as amateur and professional athletes, and as fans and bettors. Other themes include sports and Jewish literature, and boxing as a sport that enabled Jewish men to prove their masculinity in a world that often stereotyped them as weak and \"feminine.\" This volume concentrates on twentieth century developments in Israel, Europe, and the United States.\nPosted on Sport under Communism\nBehind the East German 'Miracle'\nAuthor: M. Dennis,J. Grix\nBased on original Stasi and Communist Party archival sources, this book uncovers why East Germany was for two decades running one of the most successful nations in the Summer and Winter Olympics, exploring how the central elite sports system was beset by internal tensions and disputes.\nPosted on Participation in Sport\nInternational Policy Perspectives\nAuthor: Matthew Nicholson,Russell Hoye,Barrie Houlihan\nAlthough there is growing interest from governments in participation levels in sport, the extent to which governments actively promote \u2018sport for all\u2019 and their motives for doing so vary greatly. This is the first book to examine the sport participation policies of national governments across the world and to offer a comparative analysis of the motives for, and successes and failures of those policies. Organized around a series of sixteen national case studies, including the UK, the US, Australia, China and India, the book enables students and practitioners to compare and contrast the development, implementation and impact of sport participation policies throughout the world. An introductory chapter provides a framework for understanding and interpreting those case studies and each chapter then addresses the following key themes: national structures for sport national sporting cultures participation levels in organized sport the nature and extent of government intervention implementation of governmental policy the impact of government policy. With contributions from many of the world\u2019s leading experts on sport policy and sport development, this book is essential reading for anybody with an interest in the role of governments in relation to supporting and regulating their citizens\u2019 involvement in sport.\nPosted on Militarism, Sport, Europe\nMilitarism, Sport, Europe\nWar Without Weapons\nAuthor: J A Mangan\nA collection of essays exploring the relationship between sport and war, bringing together established authors that include Peter Beck, Hans Bonde, J.A. Mangan and Gertrud Pfister, and emerging authors such as Penelope Kissoudi, Orestis Kustrin, Callum McKenzie and Roberta Vescovi.\nPosted on The Olympic Games, the Soviet Sports Bureaucracy, and the Cold War\nThe Olympic Games, the Soviet Sports Bureaucracy, and the Cold War\nRed Sport, Red Tape\nAuthor: Jenifer Parks\nThis study examines the Soviet bureaucracy responsible for overseeing Olympic sport during the Cold War. 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        "raw_content": "The Armature of Uncertain Situations\nA review of Evita Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s publication if you can\u2019t, engage (published by kim? Contemporary Art Centre, 2016)\n\u201cA book is a piece of architecture. We enter by opening its door, or title page, and move through it by turning the columns of its pages. A book has a body. When we look at the spines of books lined up on the shelf, with our eye tracing the contours of the type, we are reading.\u201d[1]\nDigitalisation may have destroyed the typesetter\u2019s profession and the old printing houses, but books continue to hold strong as objects of art per se. We can compare them to buildings, to performances, to exhibitions, to installations and so on, but in the end, they are what they are\u2014an all-encompassing experience of presence, an unhurried and personal way in which I, the viewer, can become familiar with you, the author.\nIn trying to find parallels with other forms of art, Evita Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s publication if you can\u2019t, engage most resembles a sculpture. It is like a body in whose intimate zone the experience of art is taking place. I have not seen any of Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s exhibitions, nor heard her legend; for me, her art is one compact, smooth object manipulated using computer graphics, with an ability to be read from both ends reflecting her creative process over the last few years, whilst documenting her works Models of Now, Then and Maybe (2014), There is no doubt in singularity (2015), Thermodynamic pain (2016) and Untitled (2016).\nThe book arrived in my hands as a vivid, glossy publication that was comfortable to hold; its transparent cover invites the reader to open it up to the first page, to disturb the composition formed by the printed transparent drawing and the photo of an armature underneath it. Following this, the first thing I sensed was the sharp smell of ink. Along with the illustrations, it made me wonder whether this was how the artist\u2019s workshop might have smelled\u2014an intense mix of acetone, cement, soil, glue and lime.\n\u201cUntitled, 2016. Compressor, concrete, silicone, cardboard, silicone glue, clay, MDF panels, metal, reinforced steel, paint, tension members, rubber, paper\u201d. Each of the materials used in the installation appear to be listed, their importance emphasised, even with a certain enjoyment. This is Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s palette; raw construction materials, the sharp and primitive threads with which humans weave their world. Vasi\u013cjeva is interested in the lining\u2014the inside\u2014of this world, which is usually hidden from the eye or is consciously unnoticed. She is attracted to negative space, the repair zone which our eyes are accustomed to excluding from our general impressions. Almost maniacally, she does not believe in the rendered, plastered and polished surface.\nVasi\u013cjeva synthesises the textures, volumes, light and colour of unfinished armatures and raw materials in a unified aesthetics. In this publication we can see documentary photographs of cheap, temporary constructions, electric installations and colourless, apathetic particleboard nailed to the fa\u00e7ade of a house intertwined with the work space, images of tools and exhibition spaces and photos of dismantled mannequins and nude portraits of a woman in her studio\u2014could it be the artist herself or a model? Symbolically, at least, it makes sense for the person inserted through this imperfect process to be the artist herself immersed in her inability to finish a work of art and believe its final form.\nWorks are stones[2]\nVasi\u013cjeva\u2019s conditions for creation can be described as an unravelling of creative torment\u2014an implosion of expression. The works that she creates are inversions of artworks, reversed forms of what would traditionally be a sculpture, painting or photograph. Instead of constructions or canvases upon which layers of self-expression can be placed, she creates geometric opposites\u2014the dismantling of works, from which layers are removed. In effect, she creates in a negative progression, but the result of the process is not emptiness. She works with indestructible materials (concrete, silicone, cardboard, silicone glue, clay, MDF panels, metal, reinforced steel, paint, tension members, rubber and paper) to make load-bearing structures. In a changing, changeable and even post-factum world susceptible to manipulation, she searches for a foundation\u2014a constant, cemented, eternal basic contour from which she can expand in an opposite direction. She believes (perhaps ironically) in the metal wire and the reinforced concrete to be materials that can be used to build a foundation; that is, if there really is such a thing as a foundation. If one cannot be found, then one must build it themselves. If it cannot be build, then it is for real: \u201cIf you can\u2019t, engage\u201d. The only thing that can be real is persistence\u2014the intensity of her participation.\nVasi\u013cjeva not only adheres to this same principle when dealing with space, but also with other substances. The present publication documents attempts to create a person\u2014possibly a lover, a friend or even herself?\u2014in a dismantled form, so that nothing contained is hidden. She also creates a new system of symbols, literally building a typographical sculpture to the letter \u201cX\u201d (in the installation There is no doubt in singularity, 2015), in which the precise geometric structure of this symbol can be seen through the font designer\u2019s artistry clothed with meaning. The letter, used to describe an unknown variable, is strictly portrayed with maximal geometric precision, an oxymoron in itself that demonstrates Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s approach. It is the way in which she tries to make the unknown known, an idea she continues in her black, closed paintings from the work Thermodynamic pain (2016). In this work, the backsides of the exhibited artwork resemble hermetically-sealed steam boiler covers behind which energy boils but nothing is allowed to escape.\nThe text in Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s publication is like a testimony to the artist\u2019s inner conflicts and self-denial: \u201cIf it resembles something, it can never be\u2026 whole,\u201d \u201cMistakes are all we have,\u201d \u201cLosing control is the only way to gain it\u201d and so on. She does not believe in novelty or in the confirmation of known, already accepted codes: \u201cI know that you cannot discover A4 twice. You can try to tear it into smaller pieces and glue it back together.\u201d These verities are nothing new or original in and of themselves, but Vasi\u013cjeva manages to turn the condition of \u2018creative torment\u2019 into a form and, possibly, take a few steps further towards the understanding of this condition\u2019s productivity.\nBeing wrong is part of the fire[3]\nVasi\u013cjeva is aware of herself as a creative dismantler\u2013destroyer. She includes herself in the discourse of destruction by the likes of Picasso with his \u201cEvery act of creation is first an act of destruction\u201d, Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin with \u201cThe passion for destruction is a creative passion, too!\u201d, or Donnie Darko with \u201cDestruction is a form of creation\u201d among many others. Her search for an authentic, truly existing foundational structure brings her closer to the existentialists, who attempt to exist freely and individually in a senseless and uncompromising world. Her building of authenticity occurs through the reverse\u2014revealing what is hidden from the eyes, and the elimination of excess to the point of infinity. Her art is like the process of peeling an onion in which she tries to recognise and legitimise herself.\nPresenting one\u2019s failings as art is a fairly common trend in the modern art, because mistakes and capitulation are usually more surprising and provide a more genuine revelation about the world than a finished work of art; in addition, they talk about the darker sides of life and emotions. For Vasi\u013cjeva, however, these sides are not dark and light, good and bad\u2014instead, they are merely visible and invisible.\nBy paging through if you can\u2019t, engage, we too, can reach this \u2018other side\u2019 (the backside of the photograph), in which documentary materials and evidence of Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s exhibitions and creative process are eliminated, dismantled, cut and veiled. In effect, with this publication she and designer Mislav \u017dugaj compactly reflect what art is for her\u2014a chaotic and instinctive world of ideas within herself, in which all intended and completed works are like loops hooked together and in which each work, each step and each important action is like a hyper-link that associatively and naturally leads to the next idea and concept. What has taken place is not a linear process. Instead, it is a series of cycles layered one on top of the other, allowing all of the previous layers to be seen.\nWe, the viewers, are at the bottom side of this publication. It is as if we are sitting under a glass table upon which a collage is being layered. We can see all covered-up details, the layering, the noise that has not been covered up and the millimetre pattern of the grid paper, relating to the trellis of an armature. Like cleaning the plaster on a wall, the computer graphics programme coarsely clears spaces, where what remains are spatial shreds of colour similar to the remnants of upper layers that have not been completely removed from the exhibited skeletons of her armatures.\nThere are many splotches and rough drafts among the layers of a digitally manipulated image, and Vasi\u013cjeva wants us to see them all. A large fragment of explanatory text has also been left, which is more or less superfluous. Just as page numbers are superfluous, maybe this is precisely why it has been left. Instead of being written, the text is a digitalised analogue fragment of text whose background has been erased. Or perhaps it\u2019s a typographical sculpture, and what we see is not really text but an image surrounding a text\u2019s contours?\nOne of the most significant acts of provocatively destroying an artwork in art history is Robert Rauschenberg\u2019s experiment in which he proved that, by erasing Willem de Kooning\u2019s drawing and framing it, a new work of art was created. Rauschenberg was proving that the destruction of art can, in fact, be a new form for creating culture.\nVasi\u013cjeva does not destroy her works of art; she constantly sits on the border between creating and dismantling. These are simultaneous conditions, like the two poles of a magnet. She is convinced that a work of art can exist only in fluidity: \u201cYou will never get fresh juice from an old idea.\u201d No deadline, exhibition or published work is the end-product of the artistic process; nothing finished can be called art. Her conviction regarding this fluidity is held in place by metal wire and cast in concrete.\nPhotography: Vents \u0100bolti\u0146\u0161\n[1] \u2018Typologic: Interactions Between the Intellect and the Senses\u2019, an essay by Chihiro Minato, Tama Art University, 2013.\n[2] Quote from Evita Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s publication if you can\u2019t, engage, 2016.\n[3] Quote from Evita Vasi\u013cjeva\u2019s publication if you can\u2019t, engage.\nAuthor Santa Remere",
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        "raw_content": "Tapping into World Cup buzz? Europe's soccer giants head stateside\nBy Sarah Holt, CNN\nupdated 12:56 PM EDT, Wed July 23, 2014\nThe United States soccer team's display at the World Cup in Brazil sparked new interest in the game in America. The team, roared on by its fans -- many of whom made the trip to Latin America -- reached the round of 16 before being knocked out by Belgium.\nTeam USA goalkeeper Tim Howard became a national hero after he made a remarkable 16 saves in the 2-1 defeat to Belgium. Social media was awash with tributes to the Everton stopper, who was christened the \"Secretary of Defense\" -- a measure of how the tournament captured the imagination.\nAccording to Nielsen figures, 25 million television viewers tuned in for the United States' opening draw with Portugal. Even after they were eliminated those stats remained strong -- 26.5 million watching the World Cup final between Germany and Argentina.\nNow a clutch of Europe's top clubs are heading to the States to try and tap into this new love of soccer and build their following across the pond. German champions Bayern Munich are one -- its captain Philipp Lahm lifted the World Cup with Germany in Brazil.\nBayern has a host of international stars in its ranks, including Mario Goetze, the man who scored the World Cup winning goal for Germany. Though it is likely he, goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger and striker Thomas Muller -- who scored five times in Brazil -- will be rested for the U.S. trip.\nJulian Green will be part of Bayern's squad though. The 19-year-old scored a stunning volley for the United States team in their last 16 defeat to Belgium to become the youngest USA scorer at a World Cup. But he has a battle on his hands to break into Bayern's first team.\nCristiano Ronaldo didn't enjoy the happiest of World Cups as Portugal were beaten to second place in their group by the USA. His Real Madrid teammates are one of the biggest draws in the International Champions Cup tournament.\nGareth Bale (R) and Pepe (center) tune up in Los Angeles ahead of Real's opening game. The Spanish giants, who won the European Champions League last season, face Italian side Inter in their first match, hoping to attract a legion of new fans.\nSergio Aguero's Argentina side were beaten in the World Cup final by Germany. His teammates at English champions Manchester City are stateside and take on AC Milan in Pittsburgh on July 27. \"A lot of people still ask 'when is soccer going to make it in the United States?' I think it has,\" Daniel Wiersema, a soccer fan from Austin, told CNN.\nLouis Van Gaal will take charge of Manchester United for the first time against Major League Soccer (MLS) side Los Angeles Galaxy at the Rose Bowl on Wednesday. \"If an American becomes a lifetime Manchester United fan following a tour game, the lifetime flow of income from them is potentially very significant for a club,\" professor Simon Chadwick told CNN.\nThese high-profile tours disrupt MLS matches, given their season runs from March to October. But the trade off is seen as a worthwhile. \"It's the unique position of U.S. soccer that we have a different season and a unique position that we need the profile of the global leagues to increase the local one,\" Wiersema added.\nUSA goes soccer crazy\nYou've been Demped\nAmerica bound\nGood Goetze\nMLS on hold\nA host of Europe's top soccer clubs are heading for America to prepare for domestic seasons\nEuropean champions Real Madrid stateside as well as Man City and Real Madrid\nClubs hoping to cash in on the buzz in the U.S. prompted by recent World Cup in Brazil\nRecord viewing figures underlined how popular Brazil tournament was in America\n(CNN) -- Europe's star soccer clubs have booked a summer holiday to the United States -- but this is strictly business not pleasure.\nManchester City, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, AC Milan, Arsenal and Manchester United are among the footballing giants crossing the Atlantic.\nThese pre-season tours of North America are nothing new but the timing could not be better.\nEurope's big clubs are coming to tap into a zeitgeist that has seen a new ardor for soccer sweep the country. since Team USA's heroics at the 2014 World Cup.\nRead: How America won the World Cup\n\"It's the perfect time to go,\" Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger -- whose team are making the trip for a one-off game against the New York Red Bulls Saturday -- told the club's Arsenal Player channel.\n\"It is the first time since I (started to) go to World Cups that I've been stopped by so many American people.\nFans ditch work to watch World Cup game\nTim Howard shines despite Tourette's\nTim Howard: 'Belgium is a scary team'\n\"I can tell you something I'm completely convinced of -- before people didn't know who you were, but now every American guy I met knows Arsenal, knows England and knows the Premier League.\"\nThis summer's football fiesta in Brazil certainly fanned the flames of soccer in the United States.\nTeam USA's draw against Portugal in the group stages became the most-watched soccer game in U.S. history when it attracted 25 million television viewers, according to Nielsen figures.\nThose statistics put soccer ahead of baseball's 2013 World Series average of 15 million viewers on Fox while the NBA Finals delivered a similar figure for ABC.\nEven after the U.S. team's dramatic extra-time defeat to Belgium in the last 16, which attracted 23 million viewers, the TV audience stayed tuned.\nA new record of an estimated 26.5m fans watched the final between Germany and Argentina.\n\"A lot of people still ask 'when is soccer going to make it in the United States?' I think it has,\" Daniel Wiersema, a fan from Austin who traveled to watch the U.S. team at the World Cup, told CNN.\n\"Compared to 2010, we saw significant interest the very moment the tournament kicked off and then a swelling interest as the U.S. progressed through the group and elimination stages.\n\"At the World Cup in Brazil the U.S. had a home field advantage because there were so many American fans at the games.\n\"On social media the followers and likes for Major League Soccer (MLS) has grown hugely and U.S. Soccer held viewing parties in Chicago that were so big they had to move them to Soldier Field (home of the NFL team Chicago Bears).\"\nWith memories of the World Cup final still fresh, European clubs are landing on U.S. shores this week to stoke the glowing embers.\nSoldier Field is rockin' for the #USAvBEL viewing party. #OneNationOneTeam pic.twitter.com/KC4QtCy3FR\n\u2014 U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) July 1, 2014\nChampions League winners Real Madrid, of Spain, English clubs Manchester City, Liverpool and Manchester United join Italian giants AC Milan, Inter Milan and Roma as well as Greek side Olympiacos in making a transatlantic trek.\nThey are across the pond to vie for the International Champions Cup with matches played on the road from the University of California in Berkeley to Miami's Sun Life Stadium\nGerman champions Bayern Munich and English Premier League side Tottenham are among other clubs hitching their wagons to road trips across the U.S.\n\"There have been three ages of overseas football tours,\" Professor Simon Chadwick, founder and director of the Centre for International Business of Sport and a professor at Coventry University Business School, explained to CNN.\n\"Firstly, tours were about easing players back into the football season after the summer break; then, they became PR vehicles for clubs seeking to build profile and presence around the world.\nNow every American guy I met knows Arsenal, knows England and knows the Premier League\n\"But we are now in the third age, where strategic development of key target markets and long-term fan engagement are important.\n\"The short-term financial gains are likely to be less important than the long-term value of playing such matches.\n\"If an American becomes a lifetime Manchester United fan following a tour game, the lifetime flow of income from them is potentially very significant for a club.\"\nThe incentives for the touring clubs might be obvious but these habitual pre-season tours interrupt the regular MLS season, which unlike the domestic leagues in Europe, runs from March through October.\nWith Europe's finest flaunting some of the world's biggest names, is there any danger that these high-profile tours are in danger of inhibiting the domestic game?\n\"You could say on one hand it's a distraction because it's in season and that these teams need to focus on their domestic season,\" adds Wiersema, who is also the founder of the Free Beer Movement which aims to build American soccer through social events.\n\"You wouldn't see Man United or Chelsea taking time off in the middle of the Premier League campaign to cash a check.\n\"But it's the unique position of U.S. soccer that we have a different season and a unique position that we need the profile of the global leagues to increase the local one. It's a double edged sword.\"\nClint Dempsey: We need to do better\nNegrin from Brazil: It's a frat party\nMeola: This is Tim Howard's World Cup\nMegan Hession from Blakely Advisors, who organize high performance training camps and manage players' affairs, thinks MLS simply can't compete with European football.\nBut, as she told CNN, there is a silver lining: \"I believe most of the MLS franchises are doing all of the right things to maximize attendance and brand recognition because no one does that better in sport than American clubs.\n\"I believe this World Cup has been somewhat of a game changer -- at least in the short term -- for football as I cannot remember such a high level of patriotism and overall interest from Americans.\"\nHession believes the loosening of MLS's designated player rule, which allows franchises to sign stars that would ordinarily be outside their salary cap, is vital in helping it attract valuable expertise.\n\"So long as the MLS can expand the DP rule and get more players out here, and coaches and trainers, who will make the American's better players in the long run, there's no reason we can't produce a Cristiano Ronaldo.\"\nMany of the World Cup stars may well be on show on U.S. shores in the coming weeks.\nThe MLS All Star game against Bayern Munich in Oregon on 6 August will pit American World Cup heroes Matt Besler, DeAndre Yedlin, Kyle Beckerman, Michael Bradley and Clint Dempsey against some of Germany's World Cup winners including goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and midfielder Thomas Muller.\nBayern, winners of the German Bundesliga, also boast U.S. attacker Julian Green in their ranks. He became the USA's youngest World Cup scorer after his goal in the defeat to Belgium.\nAttracting players of this quality to the MLS regular domestic league is arguably the key to driving the U.S. domestic league to a level closer to its global counterparts.\n\"MLS is on its way with big names like U.S. internationals Bradley and Dempsey coming over,\" Carisa Donahue, who traveled to watch Team USA at the World Cup in Brazil on her honeymoon with new husband Shane, told CNN.\n\"It's tough because there are some good names playing here but it's often players at the end of their careers.\nUSA vs Belgium with @tomhanks @ColinHanks @eahanks #USMNT GO!!!! pic.twitter.com/qmOVr16jMt\n\u2014 Rita Wilson (@RitaWilson) July 1, 2014\n\"If we got some European or South American players who were in their prime they could help to bring the MLS to global standards.\"\nWiersema agrees: \"It's easy to be cynical about these tours in the short-term and say the European teams are just here for a pay day but from an American perspective I see it as inspirational.\n\"Seeing clubs with such a rich history allows us as Americans to dream big.\n\"Someday I want my local American soccer team to have the same international respect as a Manchester United.\n\"It's a worthy goal to think that MLS can one day be on a par with the Premier League, La Liga, the Bundesliga and Serie A.\"\nThe European visitors may well cash in on its imports this summer but, over time, it could be the U.S. who is exporting soccer back to the world.\nRead: USA dream shattered by Belgium\nRead: America falls for football",
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        "raw_content": "Thursday \u2013 July 17th, 2014\nIndia 66 70 Philippines\nFINAL. PHILIPPINES WINS.\nVideo credits: FIBA\nVenue: Wuhan Sports Centre Gymnasium, Wuhan (China). Entry is Paid.\nVishesh Bhriguvanshi waits for his ONGC teammate Yadwinder to set up a screen at the top of the key during the quarterfinal match against Philippines. Photo Credit: Karan Madhok, for ekalavyas.com\nWuhan (China): The Philippines did most of their good work in the first half \u2013 but as the game winded down, they needed to survive a furious rally by India to advance to the semi-finals. Down by 16 with five minutes to go against an Asian powerhouse, India battled their way back with an inspired 12-0 run to close the game, but it wouldn\u2019t be enough as Philippines won the Quarter-Final clash 70-66 at the 5th FIBA Asia Cup at the Wuhan Sports Center.\nIndia was led by Amrit Pal Singh, who rocked the post with 20 points and 10 rebounds in a dominant performance. But his efforts wouldn\u2019t be enough, as India dug themselves in a hole too deep in the first two periods.\n\u201cI know we lost this game in the first half,\u201d said Coach Scott Flemming after the game, \u201cBecause we played a heck of a game in the fourth quarter\u2026 We lost this game in the first half. We weren\u2019t playing with enough effort, with enough intensity, and so we talked about that at halftime. I thought we came out pretty good in the second half. And when our backs got against the wall we had to play\u2026 We started pressing\u2026 We had some players who knew that it was now or never\u2026\u201d\nThe end-game effort wouldn\u2019t be enough. The first half belonged to the Philippines, who took a 12-point lead at halftime and seemed to be in their comfort zone at both ends of the floor. Paul John Dalistan (15) dominated proceedings from the perimeter while Marcus Douthit (14 points, 12 rebounds) left India looking for answers in the post.\nIndia improved after the halftime break, but, they truly didn\u2019t find their spark for one last push until the last five minutes of the fourth quarter. It was here that they began to play a determined full-court press, leading their nervous opponents to commit several unforced errors. On the other end, India turned this newfound intensity into fastbreak layups or open three-pointers. They began to get to the free throw line more often and began to sink their free throws, too.\nUnfortunately, the wake-up call for India came too late, as they fell four points short of completing another historic win at this tournament. Earlier in the group stage, this India team had already defeated China for the first time in Indian Basketball history and given reigning champions Iran a run for their money. They might\u2019ve lost today\u2019s game to the Philippines, but their efforts will not go unappreciated.\nWe\u2019ve made some strides,\u201d said Flemming, \u201cWe\u2019re now a competitive team with the best teams in Asia. But I\u2019m greedy, and if you get that close, why not win? But\u2026 I know, I\u2019m pleased with them. Overall, we\u2019ve made some strides. We\u2019re a new team, and we\u2019re a team everybody has to worry about now.\u201d\nIndia will now take part in the 5-8th place games, starting with a game against Jordan tomorrow. Philippines move on to the Semi-Final stage, where they will play against reigning champions Iran. Hosts China will take on Chinese Taipei.\nFinal Score: Philippines (Paul John Dalistan 15, Marcus Dougtit 14, Ranidel De Ocampo 13) bt. India (Amrit Pal Singh 20) 70-66 (20-17, 25-16, 15-14, 10-19). Box Score\n4 years ago\tBasketball, FIBA Asia Cup, Live Match Reports, Main Slider, Tournaments5th FIBA Asia Cup, box score, game stats, India, International Basketball, match details, Philippines, Wuhan22,066\n5th FIBA Asia Cup- Iran bounce back from early deficit to get past IndiaWithdrawal Symptoms?\nJitto Antony 4 years ago\ncan u please snd ti scoresheet of India aftr this game.\nSure..We do that after every game! Thanks for your comment.\ngopal please try to get the videos of this matches india plays, it will be very useful to know our gam\nhope our boys score more than 20 points this qtr and hold the phillis less than 20 points, fight india fight\nJun 4 years ago\nThanks for this awesome page and play-by-play updates. All praises to your national team, lot were actually surprised by your basketball program development.\nGood luck to your team, but hoping for my Philippine team to win :). Looking forward to our future match ups\nthey heard me good defense but poor offence scoring just 14 points, go india go\u2026\u2026\nIsn\u2019t satnam Singh in the team\u2026\u2026\u2026 He would\u2019ve been very helpful to prevent those offensive rebounds\u2026\u2026.. And stop doutit too\u2026\u2026\u2026..\nAnd India needs to convert free throws better\u2026\u2026.\nWaiting for a Indian comeback\u2026..\n_an Indian\nMohan 4 years ago\nTrail 63-70 now, we can still win it.\ngood game boys,keep it up, thanks to coach scott .\nNice comeback\u2026\u2026\u2026..\nOnly if we had two more minutes\u2026\u2026\u2026.\nGilas must\u2019ve got more than they xpected\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\nThe free throws cost us the match\u2026\u2026..\nBasketball, Live Match Reports, Main Slider, Senior National Basketball Championship, Tournaments\nLive! Indian Railway vs Delhi Women\u2019s Semifinal #2\nTuesday \u2013 March 4th, 2014 Railway 100 65 Delhi FINAL. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home > Who We Are > What We Believe\nWe believe the Bible to be the inspired, infallible, written Word of God. \u201cAll scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness\u201d (II Timothy 3:16).\nWe believe the Bible is the only God-given authority which man possesses; therefore, all doctrine, faith, hope, and all instruction for the church must be based upon, and harmonize with, the Bible. It is to be read and studied by all men everywhere, and can only be clearly understood by those who are anointed by the Holy Spirit (I John 2:27). \u201cNo prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost\u201d (II Peter 1:20, 21).\nWe believe in the one ever-living, eternal God: infinite in power, holy in nature, attributes and purpose; and possessing absolute, indivisible deity. This one true God has revealed Himself as Father; through His son, in redemption, and as the Holy Spirit, by emanation (I Corinthians 8:6; Ephesians 4:6; II Corinthians 5:19; Joel 2:28).\nThe one true God, the Jehovah of the Old Testament, took upon Himself the form of man, and as the Son of man, was born of the Virgin Mary. As Paul says, \u201cAnd without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory\u201d (II Timothy 3:16). \u201cHe came unto His own and His own received him not\u201d (John 1:11). This one true God was manifest in the flesh, that is, in His Son Jesus Christ. \u201cGod was in Christ, reconciling the world unto Himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them\u201d (II Corinthians 5:19) We believe that, \u201cin Him (Jesus) dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily.\u201d\nGod used different titles, such as \u201cGod Elohim\u201d, \u201cGod Almighty\u201d, \u201cEl-Shaddai\u201d, \u201cJehovah\u201d, and especially \u201cJehovah Lord\u201d, the redemptive name in the Old Testament.\n\u201cUnto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: \u2026and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace\u201d (Isaiah 9:6). This prophecy of Isaiah was fulfilled when the Son of God was named. \u201cAnd she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call His name JESUS: for He shall save His people from their sins\u201d (Matthew 1:21). \u201cNeither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved\u201d (Acts 4:12).\nGodly living should characterize the life of every child of the Lord, and we should live according to the pattern and example given in the Word of God. \u201cFor the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world\u201d (Titus 2:11-12) \u201cBut as he which hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation; because it is written, Be ye holy; for I am holy. (I Peter 1:15-16). We wholeheartedly disapprove of our people indulging in any activities which are not conducive to good Christianity and godly living.\nWe define marriage as a sacred union between one man and one woman as determined by birth male and female. \u201cAnd he (Jesus) answered and said unto them, Have ye not read, that he which made them at the beginning made them male and female, and said, For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh. Wherefore they are no more twain, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder.\u201d (Matthew 19:4-6) Anything outside of this definition of marriage is against the will and design of God from which we withdraw ourselves. (Romans 1:18-32)\nThe scriptural mode of baptism is immersion, and is only for those who have fully repented, having turned from their sins and a love of the world. It should be administered by a duly authorized minister of the gospel, in obedience to the Word of God, and in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, according to the Acts of the Apostles 2:38, 8:16, 10:48, 19:5, thus obeying and fulfilling Matthew 28:19.\nOn the night of our Lord\u2019s betrayal, He ate the Passover supper with His apostles, after which He instituted the sacrament. \u201cAnd he took bread, and gave thanks, and brake it, and gave unto them, saying, This is my body which is given for you; this do in remembrance of me. Likewise also the cup after supper, saying, This cup is the new testament in my blood, which is shed for you\u201d (Luke 22:19-20). Paul instructed the church how to observe it (I Corinthians 11:23-24).\nThus was instituted the use of literal bread and the fruit of the vine, which are partaken of literally, as emblems of His broken body and shed blood. 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        "raw_content": "It's funny... when Jeff and I weren't married, we didn't really ever \"date.\" We just kinda hung out and did stuff. And then we suddenly realized there was more to our story than we knew... and here we are.\nWhen we get the opportunity to go out together, just the two of us, or out with friends, we are sometimes a bit stumped on what to do with ourselves. One of our best dates was an afternoon at the art museum. We've also gone bowling and played putt-putt. But generally speaking, our date nights are dinner a movie.\nSometimes I worry that it's too boring to just go out to dinner and go see a movie.\nBut then I realize that it isn't what we are doing that makes the evening special. It's the company. It's the time together. It's reconnecting. It's eating a meal without having kids complain about something, without having to keep kids entertained. It's going to a movie and not worrying about who needs to go potty or if popcorn is going to get dropped or if we can have Twizzlers. It's about us- taking care of ourselves and taking care of each other. It's about holding hands and sharing popcorn and laughing and talking and relaxing and just being together.\nAnd I loved it! :D\nLove your blog title too!\nHappy Sunday, Liz and wishing you many many more date nights!\nretired not tired said...\nYes date nights are special and should be about the people not the places. We usually found a dance to go to when we dated.\nI think you have the right attitude. Just being with one another is what makes it a special night. My mom and dad went out to eat every Friday evening. Sometimes, they went to a movie, too. It was just their time, and it didn't have to be something extraordinary. They had 50 years together before my dad passed.\nDinner and a movie are our regular date nights and we LOVE it. Tonight we're going to see \"The Intouchables\". Have you seen it yet?\nEnjoy your nights out.\nRocio Esmeralda said...\nYou are absolutely right! i have been on a date with my boyfriend for almost 2 weeks, lol He moved to new mexico so I came to visit him. I have 3 kids and they stayed with grama. I am really enjoying spending time with him and just him lol\nAnyways have an amazing Sunday!\nMy husband and I go on far too few formal dates, but we manage to have small, at home dates frequently. And we've realized the same thing, that it's the time we spend together, not the actual activity that matters.\nHi, dropping in from UBC . . .\nAnd I think you've absolutely hit the nail on the head. Date nights aren't about the activity at all, but about the partnership. So glad you guys are able to make time for yourselves.\nThis is beautiful. Even going for a walk with just my husband feels special because we so rarely get time alone.\nMaybe instead of \"parents\" it's really more like \"entertainers\".",
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        "raw_content": "Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Budget Update\nKenneth P. Monteiro, Dean, College of Ethnic Studies\nThough early discussions had included possible implications for the current year situation (2015-2016), the president made clear in the February 25th meeting that there will be no impact on this year, and that the discussion is focused on the 2016-2017 academic year.\nThe position of the college remains that our problem emanates from the full implementation of past cuts as memorialized in the formal allocation to the college. In the past, Academic Affairs had contributed funds to close the annual shortfalls. Academic Affairs will no longer be able to cover the shortfall.\nThe position of the college remains that this allocation is inadequate. The president has offered a generous one time $250,000 special allotment for next year and is initiating a study of an optimal strategy for moving forward after that period.\nIn addition, the president has authorized that the College open all sections\u2014including those for sabbatical replacements, and the provost has authorized a comparable number of \u201caugmented\u201d sections compared to last year.\nStill all assertions about next year\u2019s budget are projections or hypotheticals, since we do not have next year\u2019s official budget yet. So no definitive claims can be made about the full impact of next year\u2019s budget. Specifically, we will know the final status of lecturer hires when we know the full budget. With the new information above and other approvals from the provost and president\u2019s office, we appear to be retaining for next fall most or all of our lecturer complement. Put another way, it is not accurate to say that there are layoffs, 40% of the college\u2019s faculty will be lost, or 50% of its courses will be lost for next fall.\nThe budget figures that I have provided to faculty and their side-by-side comparisons have been derived from official university sources. I have been informed though that the direct comparisons are not considered to be direct \u201capple to apple\u201d comparisons, that is the data sources may not be comparable analytically. I previously cautioned about overly relying on the extent data as definitive based on those corrective remarks. The university is working on a more definitive analysis of what constitutes equitable allocations.\nMost importantly, no one knows at this moment the definitive budget for next year, which keeps open the discussion for optimal solutions.\nFundamentally there are two overarching questions:\nDoes the College of Ethnic Studies have adequate funding?\nThe answer to this must be no, because higher education, the CSU and SF State are not provided with adequate funding, and this answer should unify us to both advocate with the state to restore adequate funding to public higher education, and to be more active with a range of advancement efforts to diversify revenue streams in order to enrich the learning environment and to protect against the vicissitudes of state budgets.\nWhether adequate or not, are the resources at the university distributed equitably?\nThe answer to this question is more complex and not immediately discernable, but worthy of asking and answering with appropriate on-going research. The president\u2019s generous $250,000 allocation will assist the College, while the president\u2019s cabinet, the College and the university\u2019s shared governance system continue to evaluate this complex question.",
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Through the application of the comparative-historical method, the basic concepts of understanding this issue, their similarities and differences have been revealed. Authors are justifies the conclusion that the socio-cultural approach is the leading and most promising of them.\nKeywords: religion, tradition, public consciousness, Sociocultural approach.\nLoshkarev I.D.\nEvolution of the concept of \"diaspora\" in political science\nThe article analyzes the origin and development of the concept of \"diaspora\" in social and humanitarian disciplines and, first of all, in political science. The concept under consideration arose as a result of the translation of biblical texts and retained religious connotations long enough. The first significant shift in the understanding of the diaspora was related to the differences between the Old and New Testaments. 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The respondents and experts expressed their opinion on such sources of information about the faith and religious issues, as radio and television, audio CDs, cassettes, MP3 players, video tape, a DVD-drives, printed sources (magazines, books, brochures) text messages to mobile phones, social networks on the Internet, such as Facebook, Twitter et al., other Internet resources (blogs, websites, websites for sharing video0, religious services, or group meetings. also, the respondents evaluated the credibility of information on religious matters received from members family, acquaintances and friends, religious leaders, scientists group / political / community leaders, journalists, leading to the radio or TV, bloggers.\nKeywords: sect, Wahhabism, Sufism, Adventists, Jehovah's Witnesses, Baptists, \"converts,\" unemployment.\nSat Aliya V.\nPolitical culture as a factor of electoral behavior of citizens of the Republic of Tyva\nThe article is devoted to the analysis of important elements of political culture of Tuva - electoral behavior and electoral preferences of voters.\nKeywords: political culture, electoral behavior, electoral preferences, elections.\nAnalysis of the notion \u201ccivil society\u201d in works of domestic researchers\nIn the article analysis is given of opinions of domestic legislators and public figures, dedicated to the aspects of interaction of civil society and the state. 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It was possible to restructure the debts of Algeria and Syria, formed as a result of their military - technical cooperation with the USSR. This helped to renew such cooperation already on an economically new basis, consistent with the norms of the world market. In these countries, projects in the energy sector began to be implemented, related both to the modernization of facilities built in Soviet times, and to the construction of new ones.\nSocial and geopolitical conditions for the introduction simulation games in teaching the sociology of international relations\nEach new era imposes new demands on the organization of educational process. In the current geopolitical situation and the changed communication environment among students of higher educational institutions are very popular simulation games. Their scope is very broad and covers issues of geopolitics and sociology of international relations.\nKeywords: international relations, sociology, theory of games, intellectual games, educational business game.\nBakulia I.U.\nRetrospective analysis of trade and economic relations between Russia and South Africa\nThe article examines the relationship between South Africa and Russia, analyzes some changes in their development. The tendencies and prospects of development of cooperation in the economic sphere are characterized.\nKeywords: economic cooperation, sanctions, apartheid, socio-economic processes.\nBakulia I.U., Candidate of science degree of Ph.D. Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration.\nEvteev K.I., Graduate student of the law faculty of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) MFA Russia.\nHetagurova L.T., n.s. of the North Ossetian State University named after K.L. 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        "raw_content": "News / The Dice Is Thrown\nPublished on July 1, 2012 / Events\nRandomness is a significant parameter in people\u2019s lives. The random is whatever happens without anticipation (the unexpected) or without preparation (the unintentional). Of course, scientifically speaking, luck is disregarded determinism. Facts which cannot be objectively explained with the law of causality because their causes are elusive or imponderable, are attributed to luck. The ignorance of the cause has created the doctrine of the random which in turn transformed luck to a cause.\nIn nature, nothing seems to be random. This pertains to the imperfection of our knowledge (Spinoza, Ethics). The more man advances into the cognitive field of reality, the fewer things are attributed to luck. If there were an all-knowing individual, he could foresee anything. Objectively, therefore, there is no luck. Its only existence is due to the subjective version of things.\nHowever, the knowledge of the causes does not resolve the mystery. And thus, completely inconsistently, the perception of destiny was formed and the subsequent destiny philology which resulted in fatality and fatalism and was opposed to the notion of free will.\nTherefore, the random has a direct relation to the mystery and wonder, concepts which refer to events the explanation of which is totally subjective, defy scientific interpretation and have no other explanation whatsoever.\nThis is why people have worshipped Luck. Because of his irresistible attraction to the unknown and the mysterious, this proneness to a divine, I dare say, curiosity which on the other hand spurs him to knowledge, a recent result of which are astounding high resolution photographs of Mars taken by the robot Curiosity after safely landing on the planet!\nIt is the other side of the same coin. And for this reason, wise wariness is needed when we are forced to deride it and attribute it to the less educated or the more ignorant.\nSurely, the ancient peoples, the Indians, the Phoenicians, the Egyptians, the Greeks, the Romans, worshipped her as a goddess, and her best temple, the Tychaeon, was in Alexandreia. Many sculptors and painters alike created exquisite sculptures and painting.\nWe know that the Greeks and the Romans after astragalus bone game, a more technical and feminine or children\u2019s game, avidly played the dice, a purely lucky and mainly male game. The emperors, the wealthy, the poor played the dice constantly, fortunes were lost were lost thanks to it and no ban was able to limit it except for the invention of the playing cards and much later the roulette.\nThe dice were also used as heraldic, mainly, symbols of luck, victory and danger.\nIn my construction-arrangement, they symbolize birth, coming of age, the struggle of life, senescence, shrinking and death as it is born, unfolds under or within the dictations of power-Luck, but also of the political power which is random, this or another, during birth, coming of age, life in general and the death of the individual as well as the absolute equality of the sexes, since everyone\u2019s luck, be it man or woman, is never affected by gender. Indeed, one is born by a random, usually erotic moment of their progenitors and even more random conception, without having chosen the place, time and of course the political power which they are subject to. But even the scheduled contemporary conceptions cannot take into account the as yet undetectable wills of the original cells. Furthermore, during life, even in the more advanced democracies, any influence of the individual to co shape power consists in an infinitesimal, absolutely trivial degree.\nOn the other hand, the power of any \u201cleader\u201d, democratic or not, is an entirely random staking, as the national and international history catalytically teaches us. A multitude of events, utterly unconnected to any ruling necessity, have led to the rise and fall of worthy or entirely unworthy leaders, even in exceptionally functioning democracies.\nFinally, the two sexes and their equality: luck is utterly equating. From the time hunting for the male and the nest for the female founded any differences, until today nothing has proven to be more equating for the two sexes than Luck. I do not mean the mighty female presences in Power, Art, Science, Culture in general, but the determinative human changes in them, in the river of humankind to this day, born by completely unconnected-random events.\nThe dice, therefore, accessible everyday objects, distinguish themselves as a symbol of unknowing, international randomness, in a heraldic so to speak portrayal of the universal, like the sea in Nature, equality, pain, passion, danger and victory.\nPOLITICS, POWER, RANDOMNESS\nThe proposed work aims to promote the equality of the sexes as a fundamental human right and goal of every modern country as, even today, a large proportion of women face multiple discriminations (at work, politics, family etc).\nIn order to curb these discriminations the modern woman on the one hand has to comprehend and demand her equality to man and on the other, man has to overcome the notion that he is the dominant sex and whatever this entails.\nThe work \u201cThe Dice Is Thrown\u201d with the construction of the ceramic dice 9with the symbolisms analyzed above) has mainly men as its target audience.\nThe dice are more closely associated with male hobbies like backgammon, the so-called \u201ccraps\u201d or the contemporary game of \u201ccraps\u201d which is considered to be one of the most popular ones in casinos. 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        "raw_content": "The Board of Directors is pleased to announce Julia Fleur McMillan as the next Artistic Director of Eyelevel. Currently based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Julia will start at Eyelevel full-time the first week of September.\nJulia is a writer, curator, and cultural worker based in K\u2019jiputuk (Halifax). Of settler ancestry, she grew up on unceded Mi\u2019kmaq territory in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. She holds an MA in English from Dalhousie University, with a focus on contemporary Canadian poetry and visual art, and a BA in English and Art History from Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick. She has worked at Saint Mary\u2019s University Art Gallery as the Project Coordinator and the CMA-RBC Curatorial Intern, and at Struts Gallery & Faucet Media Arts Centre as the organizer of the site-specific Ok.Quoi?! Festival. Julia has curated exhibitions in Halifax, NS, Sackville, NB, and Strasbourg, France.\nJulia\u2019s practice of writing and curating is grounded in intersectional feminist frameworks and informed by processes of collaboration, conversation, and considerations of place. She is thrilled to be joining the Eyelevel team and looks forward to working with the community to build responsive, inclusive, and experimental programming. Eyelevel holds a strong commitment to its experimental origins, and aligned with its history is reorienting its focus towards supporting underrepresented positions in contemporary visual art practice. Julia\u2019s careful considerations of positionality complement the artist-run centre\u2019s goal of articulating an intersectional feminist politic in our program and structure.\nEarlier this year, Eyelevel underwent a visioning process following a period of transition, stabilization, and risk-taking in the spaceless programming model. This trailblazing approach increased Eyelevel\u2019s programming capacity and contributed to its local and national reputation. Under outgoing Artistic Director Katie Belcher\u2019s reflexive stewardship, Eyelevel has tested unconventional presentation approaches, and experimented with discursive projects as a means of fostering connections and conversations. The Board is grateful for Katie\u2019s leadership, resourcefulness, and professionalism. She leaves most recently a legacy of cultivating gathering spaces through projects such as Food for Thoughts\u2014next presented at Flotilla, the national gathering of artist-run centres in Charlottetown, PE from 21 to 24 September 2017. The Board congratulates Katie on her new role as Director/Curator of Access Gallery in Vancouver, and we look forward to her future success!\nThe Board welcomes the new Artistic Director\u2019s contributions to the artist-run centre\u2019s vision and programming. We look forward to building on the foundation of Eyelevel\u2019s 40+ year history as we continue to explore and expand ideas of space and spacelessness, work towards institutional decolonization, and foster community ties and audience growth. Please join us in welcoming Julia to Eyelevel!",
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        "raw_content": "Bern, 23.01.2013 \u2013 The Federal Council believes that the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting is of great importance to Davos and to Switzerland. Each year, this event brings together leaders from the worlds of business, industry and government. It serves as a venue for an informal exchange of opinions on major topical issues. In view of the current economic challenges and difficulties in the financial markets, the opportunity for such direct contact among decision-makers from government, industry and civil society is extremely valuable.\nThe WEF Annual Meeting provides the Federal Council with a unique platform to cultivate relations with a great many leading figures in a special setting. Hosting this forum in which ideas are exchanged and solutions sought is an outstanding opportunity for Switzerland.\nOn 23 January, Ueli Maurer, President of the Swiss Confederation and head of the Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sport DDPS, will open the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos along with Prof. Klaus Schwab. Besides a dozen or so meetings with heads of state and prime ministers, including Russia\u2019s prime minister Dmitry Medvedev, the Italian prime minister Mario Monti and Israeli president Shimon Peres. He is also due to meet the Israeli defence minister, Ehud Barak. On Thursday, 24 January, President Maurer will take part in the open forum on the subject of large-scale sports events.\nFederal Councillor Johann N. Schneider-Ammann, head of the Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research EAER, will be in Davos from 23 to 26 January. 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Alain Berset will also meet Karin Johansson, State Secretary at the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs.\nNational Council President Maya Graf and Council of States President Filippo Lombardi, heads of the two chambers in the Swiss parliament, are also in Davos.\nThe WEF Annual Meeting in Davos also provides numerous opportunities for contact and discussions; last-minute alterations to the programme are therefore possible. The information given above is therefore subject to change.\nLa normativa ad hoc \u00e8 indispensabile, ma va ritoccata",
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        "raw_content": "SOLOMON LEADS HAWKS TO SERIES SWEEP\n07/08/2018 3:55 PM - FARGO, N.D. After going down by a run in the second inning to Winnipeg, the RedHawks stormed back with eight runs to defeat the Goldeyes 8-2 and secure a four-game sweep against their division rivals from the North for the first time in six years. Will Solomon threw seven innings of one-run ball to earn his fifth win of the season in the last game of a six-game homestand. The lefty is now 5-4 with a 3.77 ERA in ten starts this year.\nJosh Mazzola hit a solo shot off Solomon in the second inning to put Winnipeg on the board first for the fourth consecutive game, but Fargo-Moorhead answered right back with a run of its own in the bottom half of the inning on an RBI single by Keury De La Cruz.\nThen, the RedHawks poured on four runs in the fourth inning and two more in the sixth to take a 7-1 lead that took the air out of the game. Three of those runs in the fourth inning came home thanks to a monster round-tripper by Chris Jacobs; his first with the organization.An RBI single by Brennan Metzger and error by the shortstop in the fifth inning allowed the RedHawks to extend their lead to six runs after five innings. F-M tacked on another run in the seventh to make the lead seven runs.\nAnthony Pacillo held the Goldeyes off the board for an inning in the eighth before he was replaced by newcomer Geoff Broussard, who came on to pitch in the ninth frame. Broussard gave up a run on an RBI single from Jordan Ebert, but finished strong and closed the game with a strikeout of Gavin Stupienski to secure the victory.\nThe four-game sweep is the first for the RedHawks since four straight defeats of the Kansas City T-Bones in June of 2016 (6/24/16-6/27/16) and the first against the Goldeys since F-M took four straight at Shaw Park in July of 2012 (7/21-7/24). The only other four-game sweep between the two teams took place in June of 2014 (6/27-6/30), when Winnipeg took four straight at home against the RedHawks.\nThe RedHawks will have to wait and see what implications their win has on the North Division standings with St. Paul\u2019s game against Lincoln not starting until 5:05 PM, but for now the RedHawks sit tied for first with the St. Paul Saints. Both teams have identical records of 25-22 before the Saints play tonight.\nThe RedHawks go on the road for a three-game series with the Wichita Wingnuts starting tomorrow night at 7:05 PM and will continue on to Sioux Falls before coming back to Newman Outdoor Field for a series with the Gary SouthShore RailCats beginning July 17.",
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        "raw_content": "The horrific terror attack on Mumbai on 26 November 2008 exposed the vulnerability of the Indian continent via the sea route. Immediately after, the ministry of home affairs (MHA) planned to integrate the entire coastline into one radar network which can seamlessly monitor movements in the sea. The government entrusted Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) with the responsibility of establishing a chain of 46 static radar sensors along the coastline in Phase-I of the project. Out of these, 36 were planned to be implemented on the mainland while the remaining 10 were to be set up on the islands. As of August 2013, BEL\u2019s project was able to activate only 34 radar stations on the mainland.\nUpon completion of Phase-I, the government had planned to take up Phase-II of the project, wherein 38 additional remote radar sites would be established. Twenty-one sites of vessel traffic management system (VTMS) Gulf of Kutch and Gulf of Khambhat would also be integrated during Phase-II. Also, during this time, the Static Radar Chain was also proposed to be supplemented by eight mobile surveillance systems (MSS). Upon integration of Phase-I and Phase-II, the chain of static sensors would provide near gap free electronic surveillance of the entire Indian coastline upto 25 nautical miles from the coast.\nAs a part of this project, BEL has teamed up with various foreign manufacturers for components to develop the radars. The notable joint ventures in this regard are with Israeli manufacturer Rafael, French Thales Systems, Swedish manufacturer Saab and so on. Last year, BEL, which is the prime contractor in the coastal radar project, managed to inaugurate several Regional Operating Stations (ROS) and a Regional Operating Centre (ROC). A cluster of Remote Sensor Stations are linked to ROS, enabling transfer of real-time data. The ROS\u2019 are linked to ROCs, which in turn are connected to the control centre (CC).\nBEL\u2019s project incorporated various static sensors such as radars, VHF communication systems, electro-optic sensors and meteorological sensors all of which were installed at these Remote Sensor Stations to monitor the coastline. Electro-optic sensors provide visual detection and identification of targets. VHF communication system is provided for communication with targets at sea. Information from multiple radars and other sensors like Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) are co-related to provide a composite picture at operating centres.\nThis chain of static sensors project is being steered by the Indian Coast Guard, and envisages fitment of high-end surveillance gadgets on lighthouses and masts at various locations on the mainland, in Lakshadweep and Minicoy and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The project aims at preventing undetected intrusion by monitoring the movement of vessels plying along the coastline. The project would also aid in enhancing the efficacy of search and rescue (SAR) operations coordinated by the Coast Guard. The data generated would also be shared with other maritime agencies via the national command communication control and intelligence (NC3I) network to generate comprehensive maritime domain awareness (MDA).\nThe project is the first-of-its-kind both in terms of expanse and strategic implications. Whilst the Gujarat, Maharashtra Kerala clusters of the network was inaugurated in August-September 2012, the start of the Andhra Pradesh cluster in late 2012 signified the operationalisation of the network on the east coast. The project, when implemented completely, would act as the much needed electronic eye to our maritime agencies and provide the envisaged impetus to the overall coastal security apparatus, wherein the chain of static sensors would ensure near gap free electronic surveillance of the entire Indian coastline.",
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        "raw_content": "This is an analysis of the unforeseen consequences of the City of Alexandria, Virginia privatizing many services that it has traditionally provided to its homeowners. Alexandria was first settled in the mid-1700s and over the years has been home to the likes of George Washington, Robert E. Lee, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Jim Morrison, lead singer of The Doors. Today, after three major annexations of land in 1915, 1930, and 1952, Alexandria now occupies 15.6 square miles directly across the Potomac River from the District of Columbia and is home to an estimated 142,000 people, making it one of the more densely populated cities in the United States.1 On a functional basis, however, Alexandria today is two separate \u201ccities\u201d of relatively equal physical size and population that differ markedly in community structure and political influence. In one of these \u201ccities,\u201d the average homeowner pays their taxes and receives all their services from City Hall. In the other \u201ccity,\u201d the average homeowner pays their taxes, but receives only some of their services from City Hall.\nThe Boundaries of Alexandria\u2019s East End and West End\nIn Figure 1, Quaker Lane is the north-south road in the middle that separates the two very distinct parts of Alexandria.\nFig.1 East & West Ends of Alexandria\nOne \u201ccity\u201d\u2014the East End\u2014consists of everything in Alexandria east of Quaker Lane and includes the overlapping neighborhoods known as Arlandria, Beverley Hills, Blessed Sacrament, Braddock Road, Carlyle, Clover-College Park, Del Ray, Eisenhower East, Lynhaven, Northeast, North Potomac Yard, North Ridge, Old Town, Old Town North, Parkfairfax, Potomac Greens, Potomac West, Potomac Yard, Rosemont, Southwest Quadrant, and Taylor Run (Planning Districts I and II on Figure 1). The other \u201ccity\u201d\u2014the West End\u2014consists of everything in Alexandria west of Quaker Lane and includes the overlapping neighborhoods known as Alexandria West, Beauregard, Bradlee, Brookville, Cameron Station, \u201cCondo Canyon,\u201d Dowden Terrace, Fairlington, Landmark-Van Dorn, Lincolnia Hills, Seminary Hill, Seminary Valley, Strawberry Hill, and Wakefield-Tarleton (Planning District III on Figure 1).\nNot surprisingly, given that much of the land in the West End was vacant and rural when it was annexed by the City of Alexandria in 1952, one of the factors on which the two \u201ccities\u201d inside Alexandria differ most markedly is the age of the housing units located in each. Specifically, most of the housing units in the East End were built before 1965, while most of the housing units in the West End were built in or after 1965.\nDifferences Between Dwelling Types in the Two \u201cCities\u201d\nThe total number of housing units found in the two ends of Alexandria today are roughly comparable, with 47% of all residential dwelling units in the city located in the East End and 53% of all residential dwelling units in the city located in the West End.\nFig.2 Residential Dwelling Unit Types: East End vs. West End\nOverall, as Figure 2 shows, 56% of all residential dwelling units in Alexandria are privately owned; 43% are commercially owned rentals; and 1% are city-owned units. Because the West End has several thousand more housing units than the East End (4,221 to be exact), the fact that 55% of all housing units in the West End are commercially owned rental units does not mean that the West End has significantly fewer privately owned residential dwelling units than the East End, however. Indeed, 42% of all privately owned residential dwelling units in the city are located in the West End. Figure 2 also shows that the types of privately owned residential dwelling units located in the two ends of Alexandria differ considerably. This is a direct product of the different times in which the housing units in the two ends of Alexandria were built.\nIn the decades prior to the 1960s, city governments throughout the country, including Alexandria, had internal staff and contractors who used city tax dollars to plan, as well as construct and maintain the city\u2019s major infrastructure\u2014streets, water lines, sewer systems, etc. This infrastructure provided the \u201cstreet grid\u201d that framed the individual pieces of land (i.e., lots) that private sector parties could purchase and build residential units on, assuming that the land was appropriately zoned. This method of operating resulted in all services from firefighting to street cleaning being provided to city residents by City Hall. Figure 2 shows that, because of the vintage of the housing units in the East End of Alexandria, 12,982 (55%) of all privately owned residential dwelling units in the East End today are individually owned and receive all their services from City Hall, all the costs of which are paid for with city tax dollars.\nBy the 1960s, Alexandria had zoned all the land acquired in the 1952 annexation of the West End, giving the vast majority of the land in this half of the city residential zoning. Because of the fiscal constraints under which the city was operating in the 1960s, however, it was not possible for the city to put in the \u201cstreet grid\u201d and accompanying infrastructure (sewer pipes, water lines, etc.) necessary to support the construction of housing units in the new part of the city in a timely manner. As a consequence, the owners (or their designated developers) of much of the residentially zoned land in the West End negotiated deals with City Hall under which the owners or developers would pay for and build the infrastructure on their own plots of land in exchange for an increase in the number of residential dwelling units that they could build on that land. These deals between City Hall and landowners and developers introduced Alexandria to the privatization of city services through common interest developments (CIDs). This new type of development expanded enormously in the city in the 1970s and has been virtually the only type of development used in Alexandria to build privately owned residential dwelling units ever since.\nBecause of its proximity to Washington, DC, and the abundance of nearby federal jobs, Alexandria has, since World War II, become home to an increasing cadre of well-educated professionals who work for or with the federal government. Many of these professionals were part of single-person or two-person households who began their residence in Alexandria in one of the many rental units in the West End. By the 1970\u2019s, single women, especially young professional ones, and childless couples, were more frequently heading small households in Alexandria, and these nontraditional potential homebuyers were demanding more affordable, apartment-like \u201chomes\u201d to purchase. This demand fueled the explosion of condominiums\u2014a type of CID\u2014in the West End (and nearby communities). Because condominiums were a very different and quite complex type of homeownership, Virginia enacted the Condominium Act in 1974 to ensure that all critical issues involving the rights and responsibilities of condominium unit owners, mortgage lenders, and other involved parties were firmly established and comprehensively addressed.2\nIn the six years immediately following enactment of the Condominium Act, 25 housing complexes were planned, developed and delivered as condominiums in Alexandria. Fourteen of these condominiums were in the West End, adding 3,728 privately owned residential dwelling units to the city.3 Eleven were in the East End, adding 683 privately owned residential dwelling units to the city.4 The same years also witnessed the conversion of 12 existing commercially owned rental complexes in Alexandria to condominiums. Eight of these condominium conversions were in the West End and changed 2,250 commercially owned rental units to privately owned housing units.5 Four were in the East End and changed 1,718 commercially owned rental units to privately owned housing units.6\nWho Pays for Services in the Two \u201cCities\u201d?\nBecause the vast majority of the housing units in the West End of Alexandria were built after the 1960s, as Figure 2 shows, 14,152 (81%) of all privately owned residential dwelling units in the West End today are located in CIDs. None of these housing units receive all their services from City Hall.7 Instead, they generally receive only their \u201cessential\u201d services (i.e., law enforcement, fire protection, emergency dispatch, schools, etc.)8 from City Hall. All the rest of the services residents of these CIDs need are considered \u201cnonessential\u201d (i.e., snow removal, road maintenance, landscape maintenance, etc.) and generally have to be provided by the homeowner associations (HOAs)9 or the condominium associations10 to which these housing units are attached. All the costs of these nonessential services are paid for with private funds from the mandatory HOA and condominium fees collected from those who own the housing units in these CIDs. No city tax dollars go toward paying the costs of any nonessential services provided to housing units located in CIDs.\nSince owners of housing units in CIDs pay the same taxes that owners of housing units not in CIDs pay, the owners of units in CIDs are, via their taxes, paying part of the costs of the nonessential services provided to the owners of units that are not in CIDs. In marked contrast, none of the owners of privately owned residential dwelling units that are not in CIDs are paying any of the costs of the nonessential services provided to the owners of any of the privately owned residential dwelling units that are in CIDs. In short, the \u201clocal\u201d government serving the day-to-day needs of the majority of privately owned residential dwelling units in the East End of Alexandria is City Hall. In stark contrast, the \u201clocal\u201d government serving the day-to-day needs of the majority of privately owned residential dwelling units in the West End of the city is one of 20 HOAs11 or 50 condominium associations.12 Put another way, the \u201clocal\u201d government for the majority of the privately owned residential dwelling units in the East End is a public entity chartered by the State of Virginia, while the \u201clocal\u201d governments for the majority of the privately owned residential dwelling units in the West End are private entities created by city officials and the owners and developers of much of the land in the city. This latter approach to development has allowed Alexandria to expand its tax base without having to spend many tax dollars to do so.\nAt first glance, both the public and private local governments noted above appear to be much the same. One need only look at the budgets of both to see that both are concerned about snow removal, trash pickup, water, sewers, swimming pools, etc. Both are run by people who are required to live within their geographic boundaries and be elected and reelected on a regular basis. And both possess both taxing and spending authority. The notable difference between these public and private local governments is that the people elected to run the public local government (i.e., the Mayor and members of City Council) are paid for their services with city tax dollars, while the people elected to run the private local governments (i.e., the members of the Board of Directors of HOAs and condominiums) are not financially compensated in any way for their services. One huge difference between the public and private local governments in Alexandria is the way in which their constituents routinely connect to City Hall.\nThe Role of Civic Associations in Facilitating Civic Participation\nOn a day-to-day basis, most residents of Alexandria have always connected with City Hall one on one, but connecting in this manner is usually precipitated by an urgent need of some kind. To simply stay up to date with the general goings-on in the city, the residents of Alexandria have historically used civic associations to connect and interact with City Hall. Since Alexandria has never officially defined what a civic association is, the residents of the various neighborhoods in the City have had the liberty of deciding for themselves what constitutes a civic association.\nTypically, the neighborhoods in Alexandria have identified their geographic boundaries in a constitution or a set of by-laws and declared that everyone 18 and older who owns and/or lives in a dwelling unit inside these boundaries is a member of the neighborhood\u2019s civic association.13 A number of civic associations in the city, however, use different criteria for determining membership. Two civic associations define their membership in terms of all the households located within their boundaries rather than all the individuals living within their boundaries.14 A couple of civic associations specifically include the owners of businesses located within their boundaries as members.15 One civic association limits any CID within its boundaries to \u201cone vote\u201d on all matters,16 which means that the owners of the 255 dwelling units in the five CIDs within its boundaries have only five votes on all civic association matters.17 Another civic association limits its membership to \u201cowner[s] or renter[s] of a single family detached home,\u201d whose application for membership is approved by the Board of Directors of the civic association,18 which means that the owners of the 122 duplexes and townhouses located within its boundaries are not even eligible to apply for membership in their civic association.19 One entity that claims to be a civic association, and is generally treated as one by the city, has no bylaws or constitution, and therefore, has no defined boundaries or members.20\nThe Expanding Role of Civic Associations in Alexandria\nIn 1964, the leaders of a number of the city\u2019s civic associations founded the Alexandria Federation of Civic Associations \u201cfollowing several confrontations with developers seeking to build high rise apartment buildings on large open tracts in Alexandria\u2019s West End.\u201d21 The purpose of the federation is \u201cto serve as a means of communication among its member Associations about matters of common interest\u2026[and] represent the views of the Federation before the city government when certain conditions are met.\u201d22 While the level of activity of the federation has varied from decade to decade, over the years, City Hall has allowed the federation to become an official part of city government by permitting the federation to directly appoint members of official city committees and groups.23\nPresumably Alexandria has delegated some of its official powers to the federation on the assumption that it represents all the people living in the city. Such is not the case, however. While City Hall credited the federation with \u201crepresenting 78 civic groups\u201d during the Eisenhower East Small Area Planning process,24 a detailed analysis of all the information available on Alexandria\u2019s civic associations shows that, over the years, there have been at most only around 40 civic associations in the city.25 And because the level of actual civic involvement exhibited from year to year by the various civic associations depends on the major civic issue(s) of the day as well as the level of civic commitment of their leadership, many of the civic associations become less active from time to time. In 2012, only 15 civic associations were active members of the federation.26\nToday, virtually all the privately owned dwelling units in the East End of Alexandria, be they individually owned or part of a CID, are located within the boundaries of at least one active or semi-active civic association, so most all the privately owned dwelling units in the East End come under the umbrella of the federation. In marked contrast, the vast majority of the privately owned dwelling units in the West End are not located within the boundaries of an active or semi-active civic association, so most privately owned dwelling units in the West End do not fall under the umbrella of the federation. The reason that most of the privately owned residential dwelling units in Alexandria\u2019s West End are not within the boundaries of a civic association is because these housing units are in CIDs. And, despite the claim of the federation that it \u201cshall consist of\u2026residential, civic, citizen, community, condominium (emphasis added) and tenant Associations,\u201d27 the federation requires that all of its voting members \u201cmust be organized and operated for nonpartisan civic purposes (emphasis added).\u201d28 No CID is \u201corganized and operated for nonpartisan civic purposes,\u201d therefore no HOA or condominium association can legally double as a civic association and join the federation. Any HOA or condominium association that does (i.e., Parkfairfax Condominium Unit Owners Association, Highpointe at Stonegate HOA, and Sentinel at Landmark Condominium Unit Owners Association) is violating the by-laws of the federation.\nExclusion of CIDs from Civic Associations and Civic Participation\nAny governing body of a CID, be it an HOA or a condominium association, that attempts to double as a civic association is not only violating the bylaws of the federation, but also likely violating its own governing documents which customarily define the legal purpose of HOAs and condominium associations as \u201cproperty management and maintenance\u201d not \u201ccivic participation.\u201d This obstacle is why the only CID in Alexandria that does clearly participate legally in civic matters had to create a second volunteer organization of the owners and residents living within its boundaries so that it could both manage and maintain its property and participate in general civic affairs. Not surprisingly, this HOA is in Alexandria\u2019s West End, where 81% of all privately owned residential dwelling units are in CIDs. Specifically, this is the Cameron Station Civic Association, which is the umbrella civic association for the 975 townhouses, 762 condominium units, and 32 detached homes that comprise Cameron Station.\nBecause Cameron Station, with its 1,769 residential dwelling units, is the largest CID in the City of Alexandria, it has been able to find enough volunteers to operate its legally mandated property management organization and its optional civic association. No other CID in either end of the city has been able to do likewise, presumably because of their much more modest size (i.e., 123 dwelling units on average) and much more limited pool of willing volunteers.29 Because 81% of privately owned dwelling units in the West End are in CIDs, this means that only around 30% of all privately owned dwelling units in the West End are part of a civic association. Around 70% of all privately owned dwelling units in the West End do not come under the umbrella of any civic association, and consequently, are not represented in any way by the federation. So by delegating some of its official powers to the federation, Alexandria has effectively turned the majority of homeowners in its West End into second-class citizens by excluding them from many important decisions made by the city in which they own property and pay taxes.\nVoting Disparity Between the Two \u201cCities\u201d\nBecause the manner in which the majority of homeowners in the two ends of Alexandria connect to City Hall differs so markedly, it is not surprising that the political dynamics of the two parts of the city are also quite different. Figure 3 shows that, over the years, the residents of the West End have voted only about half as often in City Council Elections as have the residents of the East End.\nFig.3 Voter Percentages\nSpecifically, Figure 3 shows that, between 1982 and 2009, almost two-thirds of those voting in Alexandria\u2019s City Council elections lived in the East End, while only about one-third of those voting in these elections lived in the West End. Figure 3 also shows, however, that there has not been such a notable difference between the participation rates of the residents in gubernatorial and presidential elections during these same years, strongly indicating that there is something quite different about the dynamics of City Council elections in Alexandria and the dynamics of state and national elections there.\nEvery how-to guide on running for local office, puts knocking on doors at the very top of a candidate\u2019s must-do list, because it is the cheapest and most effective way to make contact with potential voters in local elections.30 Such is not the case for gubernatorial and presidential elections, both of which must reach many more voters spread out over much larger territories, and, therefore, must rely heavily on the much more expensive ways to contact voters (television ads, radio ads, mailings, etc.). And because knocking on doors is important to every campaign for local office, it is critical that candidates for local office actually be able to reach the front doors of potential voters. This factor\u2014access to potential voter\u2019s front doors \u2014differs markedly between the East End and the West End.\nOf the privately owned residential dwelling units in the East End, 55% are individually owned detached or semi-detached units, virtually all of which allow ready access to their front doors. An additional 15% of the privately owned residential dwelling units in the East End are in HOAs or one garden condominium (i.e., Parkfairfax31) that also allow ready access to the front doors of most individual dwelling units. Virtually all these dwelling units are located relatively contiguously along public streets that are fairly level and lined with easy-to-negotiate sidewalks. All told, 70% of the privately owned residential dwelling units in the East End allow candidates for Mayor and the City Council (and other local elected offices) to meet potential voters and talk face-to-face with them simply by knocking on their front doors.\nIn marked contrast, 52% of the privately owned residential dwelling units in the West End of the city are located in high-security condominiums that no one, including candidates for Mayor and City Council (and other local elected offices), can enter without express permission to do so.32 No candidate for elected office can walk freely through these condominiums and knock on the front doors of the many potential voters living there, because doing so would constitute trespassing under the rules of these condominiums.33 In addition, 10% of the privately owned residential dwelling units in the West End are located in widely scattered cul-de-sacs that often have steep and/or marginal sidewalks and/or lots of stairs leading to front doors, making it a real challenge for candidates to efficiently meet the potential voters in these homes simply by knocking on their front doors.34 All told, 62% of the privately owned residential dwelling units in the West End of Alexandria make it very difficult or impossible for candidates for Mayor and City Council (and other local elected offices) to meet potential voters and talk face to face with them simply by knocking on their front doors.\nThe rules governing high-security and other types of condominiums were put in place by their developers, not by the ultimate owners of the individual units in these condominiums, and must comply with the provisions of Virginia\u2019s Condominium Act. The provisions of the act specify that the rules governing all residential condominiums in Virginia can be changed \u201conly by agreement of unit owners of units to which two-thirds of the votes in the unit owners\u2019 association appertain, or such larger majority as the condominium instruments may specify.\u201d35 Since getting the unit owners who control two-thirds of the ownership stake in any condominium to agree on any change in their governing rules is virtually impossible, the chances of changing the governing rules of high-security condominiums to allow candidates to campaign in their hallways are remote. Moreover, amending the Condominium Act so that it requires all condominiums to allow all candidates for local office to have unencumbered access to the front doors of all the units in high-security condominiums is not likely to happen, because it would inevitably lead to demands from every \u201ccause\u201d to have the same access to these units, thereby totally undermining the high-security systems of these condominiums. In short, the building access restrictions in the rules governing high-security condominiums have made it very difficult for most of the registered voters living in the West End of Alexandria to be part of a local election process that depends on candidates being able to reach voters simply by knocking on their front doors.\nFurther distancing the owners of the many CID-based homes in the West End from inclusion in the local election process is the fact that the display of campaign signs in front yards, which is the other way that candidates can cheaply communicate with voters in local elections, is also restricted in both HOAs and condominiums. To have a home in any type of CID, unit owners have to agree to abide by all of these restrictions or they simply have to find someplace else to live. Because the residential development practices of Alexandria have so strongly favored CIDs since 1965, 81% of the private residential dwelling units in today\u2019s West End are in CIDs that are subject to some or all of these restrictions. As a consequence, unless one is the owner of one of the few West End homes that was built before 1965, virtually the only place to own a home in the West End of Alexandria is in a CID.\nThe election results for 2012 shown at the bottom of Figure 3 strongly suggest that the cure for the lower voter turnout in local elections in the West End was simply to move the election date from May to November as the City Council did in 2009. The campaigns for U.S. President, not the campaigns for Mayor, City Council, and other local offices, drove the voter turnout in November 2012, however. The local elections in 2012 simply piggybacked on the Presidential election when it came to getting out voters. The real test of the difference that changing Alexandria\u2019s local elections from May to November will have on voter turnout in the West End will occur in November 2015 when the local elections are paired with elections for the State Senate and House of Delegates. Previous voter turnout rates for these elections have been quite low and strongly indicate that the West End turnout rate for local elections will continue to be lower than that of the East End regardless of the date of the election.36\nBottom line, the development policies and practices of Alexandria since 1965 have effectively excluded\u2014i.e., disenfranchised\u2014the owners of 52% of the privately owned homes in the city\u2019s West End from being part of local elections because they live in high-security CIDs. The owners of an additional 29% of the privately owned homes in the West End do not live in high-security CIDs, but because they do live in CIDs, they also do not receive any of their nonessential services from City Hall. Consequently, it comes as no surprise that the vast majority of Alexandrians living in the West End of the city do not vote in elections that do not seem to have any effect on their day-to-day lives.\nIt is clear that the owners of homes in CIDs in Alexandria are being double taxed. First, via their city taxes, they are helping pay for the nonessential services provided to homeowners who do not live in CIDs, but those who live in CIDs do not themselves receive any of these services at city expense. Second, CID owners are paying for all their own nonessential services via their HOA and condominium fees. This double taxation affects 60% of all privately owned homes citywide but hits the West End much harder than the East End because 81% of all privately owned homes in the West End are in CIDs, while only 45% of all privately owned homes in the East End are in CIDs. The only way to fix this is to make the owners of non-CID homes pay directly for the nonessential services they currently receive \u201cfree\u201d from the city. After much controversy, this is precisely what was done with trash pickup in 1983\u2014i.e., it was removed from the list of \u201cfree\u201d services paid for with city tax dollars and charged directly to all non-CID homes receiving this service.37\nIt is also clear that the Alexandria Federation of Civic Associations represents only about two-thirds of all privately owned homes in the city. By delegating some of its official duties to the federation, City Hall is blatantly discriminating against many Alexandria homeowners, the vast majority of whom are in the West End. To fix this, City Hall needs to reclaim the official city duties that it has already delegated to the federation and never again delegate any official city duties to the federation.\nIt is also clear that the dynamics of a very large enclave of privately owned homes clustered in seven contiguous precincts38 in the West End are very different from the dynamics of other neighborhoods in Alexandria because 65% of the privately owned homes in this enclave are high-security condominiums. The first CIDs built (or converted) in Alexandria between 1973 and 1980 comprise the core of this enclave. City Hall actively worked with landowners and developers to create this enclave of \u201cunusual\u201d homes without any apparent regard for how the enclave would connect to the rest of the city. Consequently, despite owning almost 40% of all privately owned homes in the West End, the owners of the homes in the high-security condominiums in this enclave have effectively been excluded from city elections because candidates cannot reach them by knocking on their front doors or putting signs in their front yards. Does this constitute \u201cstructural disenfranchisement\u201d? If it does, what might this mean for Alexandria and the validity of its elections? Regardless, the fact that the homes in this West End enclave do not look to City Hall for any of their nonessential services goes a long way toward explaining why fewer registered voters in the West End actually vote in local elections.\nTo include this enclave of homeowners in city matters, City Council should consider following the example of Alexandria\u2019s School Board, which elects its members by district rather than at large.\nFig.4 Alexandria School Board Districts\nSpecifically, three members of the School Board are elected from each of three districts spread across the city to ensure that people familiar with every part of the city are included in the board\u2019s deliberations and decisions. School District A includes the nine precincts in the easternmost part of the city; School District B includes the ten precincts in the middle of the city; and School District C includes the seven precincts in the most western part of the city. The seven precincts in School District C are the same seven precincts that are home to the enclave of high-security CIDs.\nFig.5 Residential Dwelling Unit Types by School District\nFigure 5 shows how markedly the composition of School District C differs from that of School Districts A and B. Virtually all the privately owned dwelling units in School District C are in CIDs, while less than one-half of the privately owned dwelling units in School Districts A and B are in CIDs. Two-thirds of the privately owned dwelling units in CIDs in School District C are mid- and high-rise condominiums where high security is important, while only one-third of the privately owned dwelling units in CIDs in School Districts A and B are mid- and high-rise condominiums where high-security is important. And, there are around twice as many commercially owned rental units in School District C as there are in School Districts A and B. Clearly, the political dynamics of School District C are very different from those of School Districts A and B. To ensure that residents of all parts of Alexandria are included in all the deliberations and decisions of City Council, there need to be representatives from all parts of the city on City Council. The easiest way for this to happen is to require that two members of City Council be elected from each of the three school districts.\n1As part of the District of Columbia Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), the City of Alexandria and its immediate neighbors ranked 12th among \u201cAmerica\u2019s top 50 most population dense cities\u201d in 2012 (http:// agbeat.com/economic-news/americas-top-50-most-population-dense-cities/). Overall, Alexandria\u2019s density ranks fourth among Virginia localities \u2013 after Seven Corners, Bailey\u2019s Crossroads, and Huntington (http://www.usa.com/alexandria-va.htm).\n2Code of Virginia, Title 55, Chapter 4.2, \u00a7\u00a7 Sections 55-79.39 to 55-79.103.\n3Alexandria Knolls West (1975), Alexandria Overlook (1974), Beauregard Heights (1976), Domain (1975), Edsall Terrace (1974), Greenhouse (1975), Hallmark (1975), Highpoint (1978), Olympus (1974), Place One (1974), Plaza (1974), Seminary Heights (1977), Templeton (1974), and Watergate at Landmark (1975\u201379).\n4Alexandria House (1975), Brocketts Crossing (1976), Fort Ellsworth (1974), 1xx King Henry Court (1979), Lee Mews (1976), Manchester (1974), Tannery House (1978), Terrace Townhomes of Beverly Hills (1975), Washington Square (1979), Watergate of Alexandria (1979), and Whales Tail (1974).\n5Bolling Brook Towers (1974), Fairlington Towne (1977), Fairlington Villages (1978), Mayflower Square/Court (1977), The Fountains (1975), The Seasons (1975), and Wapleton (1976).\n6Green\u2019s Steam Furniture Works (1978), Parkfairfax (1978), Swann Daingerfield (1977), and The Courts (1977).\n7\u201cEssential\u201d services are the major and most expensive services needed by all city residents.\n8The term \u201cnonessential\u201d is something of a misnomer. These services may be less major and less expensive than the ones deemed essential, but all city residents need them, nonetheless.\n9 \u201cA homeowner association (or homeowners association) (HOA) is a corporation formed by a real estate developer for the purpose of marketing, managing, and selling of homes and lots in a residential subdivision. It grants the developer privileged voting rights in governing the association, while allowing the developer to exit financial and legal responsibility of the organization, typically by transferring ownership of the association to the homeowners after selling off a predetermined number of lots. Membership in the homeowners association by a residential buyer is typically a condition of purchase; a buyer isn\u2019t given an option to reject it. Most homeowner associations are incorporated, and are subject to state statutes that govern non-profit corporations and homeowner associations.\u201d (Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeowner_association) In the City of Alexandria, the size of homeowner associations varies greatly. Many HOAs are responsible for maintaining common areas or open space interspersed among a few dozen townhouses, while Cameron Station HOA is responsible for maintaining the common areas that are interspersed among its 1,769 housing units.\n10\u201cA condominium is a collection of individual home units and common areas along with the land upon which they sit. Individual homeownership within a condominium is construed as ownership of only air space confining the boundaries of the home\u2026Typically, these boundaries will include the wall surrounding a condo, allowing the homeowner to make some interior modifications without impacting the common area. Anything outside this boundary [i.e., the common elements] is held in an undivided ownership interest by a corporation [comprising all the unit owners that is] established at the time of the condominium\u2019s creation. This corporation holds this property in trust on behalf of the homeowners as a group\u2014it may not have ownership itself.\u201d (Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condominium)\n11Battery Heights, Beauregard Manor, Cameron Knolls, Cameron Station, Colonial Heights, Duke Street Square, Early Street Village, Hamptons at Stonegate, Highpoint at Stonegate, Hollandtowne at Brookville, Kensington Courts, Quaker Ridge, Quaker Village, Quantrell Mews, Seminary Park, Stevenson Square, Stonegate, Stonegate Mews, Summers Grove, and Townes at Cameron Parke.\n124600 Duke Street, Alexandria Knolls West, Alexandria Overlook, Beauregard Heights, Beauregard Station, Bolling Brook, Bolling Brook Towers, Brigadoon, Cameron Station Condominium,* Canterbury Square, Carlton Place,* Cloudes Mill, Condos at Cameron Boulevard,* Domain, Edsall Bluff, Edsall Terrace, The Exchange at Van Dorn, Fairlington Towne, Fairlington Villages, The Fountains, Greenhouse, Hallmark, Highpointe, Hillwood, The Lofts, Main Street,* The Manors at Stonegate, Mayflower Square/Court, Northhampton Place, Oakland Hall,* Olympus, Palazzo at Park Center, Park Place, Parkside at Alexandria, Pavilion on the Park, Place One, Plaza, Pointe at Park Center, Reynolds Prospect, Saxony Square, The Seasons, Seminary Heights, Sentinel of Landmark, Stevenson Court, Templeton, Townes of Hillwood, Wapleton, Watergate at Landmark, West End, and Woodland Hall.* NOTE: The six condominiums followed by astericks (*) are members of the Cameron Station HOA.\n13Brookville-Seminary Valley Citizens Association, Cameron Station Civic Association, Clover-College Park Civic Association, Fairlington Citizens Association, Lynhaven Citizens Association, NorthEast Citizens Association, North Old Town Independent Citizen Civic Association, Old Town Civic Association, Rosemont Citizens Association, and Taylor Run Citizens Association.\n14Del Ray Citizens Association and Wakefield Tarleton Civic Association.\n15Del Ray Citizens Association and West Old Town Civic Association.\n16West Old Town Citizens Association.\n17The five CIDs inside the boundaries of the West Old Town Citizens Association are Carriage Works with 7 dwelling units; Catalpa Court, with seven dwelling units; Cromley Lofts, with eight dwelling units; The Henry, with 169 dwelling units; and The Prescott, with 64 dwelling units.\n18Seminary Hill Association (http://www.seminaryhillassn.org/aboutus/officers.html).\n19All these duplexes and townhouses are inside the following CIDs: Colonial Heights HOA, with 44 units; Quaker Ridge HOA, with 23 units; and Quaker Village HOA, with 55 units.\n20Holmes Run Committee.\n21http://www.afcaalex.org/index.php/aboutusmnu/history.\n22 See the current Federation By-Laws in the APPENDIX.\n23City Hall allowed the federation to appoint members of the official committees tasked with considering changes to the election dates for City Council and the appropriate salaries for members of City Council. City Hall also allowed the federation to appoint two members of the High Capacity Transit Corridor Work Group, one representing citizens living in Alexandria\u2019s East End and the other representing citizens living in Alexandria\u2019s West End. Currently the federation gets to appoint members of the city\u2019s Emergency Medical Services Council, the George Washington Birthday Celebration Committee, and the USS Alexandria Liaison Committee. See http://www.alexandriava.gov/boards/info/roster.\n24http://www.alexandriava.gov/Carlyle-EE.\n25Arlandria Civic Assn, Braddock Station Civic Assn, Brookeville Seminary Valley Citizens Assn, Cameron Station Civic Assn, Carlyle-Eisenhower Civic Assn, Clover-College Park Civic Assn, Del Ray Citizens Assn, Dowden Terrace Civic Assn, Fairlington Citizens Assn, Founders Park Civic Assn, Holmes Run Park Committee, Hume Springs Citizens Assn, Landmark Mews Community Assn, Lincolnia Hills/Heywood Glen Civic Assn, Longview Hill Citizens Assn, Lynhaven Citizens Assn, Mount Jefferson Civic Assn, Mount Vernon Court Community Assn, NorthEast Citizens Assn, North Old Town Independent Citizen Civic Assn, North Ridge Citizens Assn, Old Town Civic Assn, Old Town-Hunting Creek Civic Assn, Old Town North Community Partnership, Old Town South Civic Assn, Pommander Walk Citizens Assn, Quaker Hill Civic Assn, Rosemont Citizens Assn, Seminary Civic Assn, Seminary Heights Civic Assn, Seminary Hill Assn, Seminary Park Community Assn, Seminary Ridge Civic Assn, Seminary West Civic Assn, Southwest Quadrant Civic Assn, Strawberry Hill Civic Assn, Sunnyside/Lennox Place Civic Assn, Taylor Run Citizens Assn, Upper King Street Neighborhood Assn, Wakefield Tarleton Civic Assn, Warwick Village Citizens Assn, West Old Town Citizens Assn, and Yates Garden Citizens Assn.\n26Noted in bold in endnote 25 above. 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That is, any partner at the business could have fulfilled the requirement.\nMore pertinently for HMRC, the judge cancelled the penalty orders after reviewing what he believed to be an inadequate train of evidence from the Revenue, who had not only failed to keep adequate records of what had been sent and to whom, but had also sent the wrong letter to Mrs L and not pursued the other partner at any time.\nWhile the individuals and business in this case were lucky to come before a rigorous judge, partners need to be aware of the responsibilities each must ensure they comply with on the tax filing rules. One of the issues raised in the case was why one partner had been pursued over another. It transpired that Mrs L was already registered for self-assessment and had a unique taxpayer reference (UTR) number, while her partner did not. This meant it was simpler for HMRC to find and fine her.\nA partnership return must be filed, regardless of whose name is on the notices. If a named partner is unable to comply, for whatever reason, the notice should not be set aside until they are able to deal with it. HMRC should have pursued both partners for the return in this case and should have been able to produce the proper notifications when required.\nThe simplest way to avoid becoming embroiled with either HMRC or tribunals, however, is to be clear within your partnership about how to manage such events.\nIf you need any assistance discussing your options, please don't hesitate to contact a member of our tax team who will be more than happy to help.\ncounting down to Making Tax Digital for VAT\nThe stage is still set for Making Tax Digital (MTD) for VAT to be rolled out on 1 April. But according to the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, 40% of relevant businesses aren\u2019t aware they are about to be affected.\nDespite calls from the House of Lords at the end of last year to postpone MTD, there appears to be no stopping this significant change going forward. The first wave of implementation requires all VAT-registered businesses with turnover above the \u00a385,000 VAT threshold to file and pay VAT online through specific software interfaces, as well as keep digital records.\nThe pilot programme was expanded in October to cover around 500,000 businesses and you can still join it. HMRC is still issuing guidance and clarification, so it\u2019s important that you know where you are in your preparations.\nBusinesses that are eligible for MTD for VAT should now be working through the developments necessary to be able to comply. Depending on how you have been managing your accounting, you may need to change in one of the following ways:\nMove from paper-based records to digital MTD.\nMove from spreadsheets to filing with MTD via bridging software.\nMove from spreadsheets to full MTD-enabled software.\nWork with your existing software as it becomes MTD compatible.\nWe can work with you to help you plan the best way forward. If you will be submitting your VAT returns yourself, a growing list of software providers is on the HMRC website. You can also check that your existing software supplier is already included or planning upgrades.\nIt may take time to settle into the best solution. But even if you are not immediately affected by the 1 April change for VAT, there are other deadlines on the horizon. Certain other VAT registered businesses will need to start filing under MTD from October 2019, and from April 2020, MTD is scheduled to be implemented for income and corporation taxes. All VAT registered businesses may also end up coming under MTD, regardless of turnover.\nIf you are in the first wave of businesses required to move to MTD for VAT on 1 April, you need to ensure that you are ready. Get in touch if you need to discuss your MTD preparations.\nHave your New Year\u2019s resolutions fallen by the wayside already? We all mean to do better about eating healthily, drinking less and exercising more as the year turns over a new page. But it\u2019s not easy to maintain the lifestyle changes that fulfilling these resolutions often takes, especially in these short, dark days.\nThinking about your intentions rather than resolutions can be a more helpful approach. And to try to look beyond the short-term goals to longer term outcomes to boost the likelihood of sticking to them.\nHere are four simple financial New Year\u2019s resolutions which only require one-off actions, not sustained effort. And they could provide long term benefits:\nCheck your credit rating. 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        "raw_content": "SEAWRIGHT HOLDINGS INC - FORM 10-Q - September 11, 2012\nEX-32 - CERTIFICATION - SEAWRIGHT HOLDINGS INC f10q0612ex32_seawright.htm\n\u00a8 TRANSITION REPORT UNDER SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE EXCHANGE ACT\nSEAWRIGHT HOLDINGS, INC.\n600 Cameron Street, Alexandria, VA 22314\nIndicate by check mark whether the registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 during the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the registrant was required to file such reports), and (2) has been subject to such filing requirement for the past 90 days. Yes o No x\nIndicate by check mark whether the registrant is a shell company (as defined in Rule 12b-2 of the Exchange Act) Yes \u00a8 No x\nIndicate the number of shares outstanding of each of the issuer's classes of common equity, as of the latest practicable date.\nShares Outstanding at September 6, 2012\nUnaudited Condensed Consolidated Statements of Operations \u2013 Three and Six Months Ended June 30, 2012 and June 30, 2011 and for the period from October 14, 1999 (date of inception) through June 30, 2012\nUnaudited Condensed Consolidated Statement of Stockholders' Deficit - Six Months Ended June 30, 2012\nUnaudited Condensed Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows \u2013 Six Months Ended June 30, 2012 and June 30, 2011 and for the period from October 14, 1999 (date of inception) through June 30, 2012\nPrepaid expenses and capitalized financing costs\nNotes payable due to related parties, current portion\nPreferred stock, par value $0.001 per share; 100,000 shares authorized\nSeries A convertible preferred stock, par value $0.001 per share; 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The Company is a development stage enterprise, as defined by Accounting Standards Codification subtopic 915-10, Development Stage Entities (\"ASC 915-10\") and is seeking to develop a spring water bottling and distribution business. From its inception through the date of these financial statements, the Company has recognized minimal revenues and has incurred significant operating expenses. Consequently, its operations are subject to all risks inherent in the establishment of a new business enterprise. For the period from inception through June 30, 2012, the Company has accumulated deficit of $10,255,466.\nThe consolidated financial statements include the accounts of the Company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Seawright Springs, LLC and Knox County Minerals, LLC. Significant intercompany transactions have been eliminated in consolidation.\nThe unaudited condensed consolidated interim financial statements of the Company have been prepared in accordance with the instructions to Form 10-Q and Rule 8-03 of Regulation S-X. Accordingly, they do not include all of the information and footnotes required by GAAP for complete financial statements. In the opinion of management, all adjustments (consisting of normal recurring accruals) considered necessary for a fair presentation have been included. Operating results for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012 are not necessarily indicative of results that may be expected for the year ending December 31, 2013. These condensed consolidated financial statements should be read in conjunction with the audited consolidated financial statements and notes thereto for the year ended December 31, 2011 included in the Company\u2019s Annual Report on Form 10-K, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (\u201cSEC\u201d) on May 15, 2012.\nCertain reclassifications have been made in prior year\u2019s financial statements to conform to classifications used in the current year.\nThe Company has reassessed the valuation allowance on its net deferred tax assets during the current quarter and concluded that it remains more likely than not that these assets will not be realized, and therefore a full valuation allowance remains.\nThere were various other updates recently issued, most of which represented technical corrections to the accounting literature or application to specific industries and are not expected to a have a material impact on the Company's consolidated financial position, results of operations or cash flows.\nNOTE 2 \u2013 GOING CONCERN MATTERS\nThe accompanying unaudited condensed consolidated financial statements have been prepared on a going concern basis, which contemplates the realization of assets and the satisfaction of liabilities in the normal course of business. As shown in the accompanying unaudited condensed consolidated financial statements during six months ended June 30, 2012, the Company incurred a net loss of $408,803, had accumulated deficit since its inception from October 14, 1999 through June 30, 2012 of $10,255,466 and used $6,237,782 in cash for operating activities from its inception through June 30, 2012. These factors among others may indicate that the Company will be unable to continue as a going concern for a reasonable period of time.\nThe Company's existence is dependent upon management's ability to develop profitable operations. Management is devoting substantially all of its efforts to developing its products and services and there can be no assurance that the Company's efforts will be successful. However, the planned principal operations have not commenced and no assurance can be given that management's actions will result in profitable operations or the resolution of its liquidity problems. The Company is also pursuing additional debt or equity financing through discussions with private investors. There can be no assurance that the Company will be successful in its effort to secure additional financing. The accompanying statements do not include any adjustments that might result should the Company be unable to continue as a going concern.\nMajor classes of property and equipment at June 30, 2012 and December 31, 2011 consisted of the following:\nNotes payable at June 30, 2012 and December 31, 2011 are as follows:\n24% per annum Notes payable due to Charter House, LLC, collateralized by land. The notes are past due and the Company is in default under the terms of the note agreements.\n1% per month note payable due to Theodore J. Kanakis, collateralized by land. The note is past due and the Company is in default under the terms of the note agreement.\n6% per annum note payable due to related party, Next Generation Energy Corporation due March 25, 2012, uncollateralized. The note is past due and the Company is in default under the terms of the note agreement.\n12% per annum (default rate 18%) note payable due to Kent Carr, originally due November 1, 2011 and collateralized by land. On May 1, 2012, the Company further extended the maturity to October 30, 2012.\n6% per annum note payable, due November 15, 2008, collateralized by personal guarantee of principle stockholder. The note is past due and the Company is in default under the terms of the note agreement.\nLoan against cash value of principle stockholder's life insurance\nNoninterest bearing note payable due to related party, Next Generation Energy Corporation, due on demand, uncollateralized\nLess: Note payable, current portion\nLess: Notes payable due to related party, current portion\nCharter House and Pierre Palian Loans\nThe Company had notes payable in an aggregate amount of $993,700 due to Charter House LLC at December 31, 2011. These notes payable included a loan of $375,000 that was assigned to Charter House by Pierre Palian in April 2011. On March 20, 2012, the Company entered into a note agreement with Nova Capital, LLC (\"Nova Capital\") whereby Nova Capital contemporaneously entered into an Option Agreement with Charter House, LLC, to purchase part or all of notes held by Charter House, LLC that are obligations of the Company. The Company agreed that all purchased debt shall bear an annual interest rate of 8% and will be due in full with accrued interest on May 30, 2012. Nova Capital (the \"Optionee\") shall be entitled, at its option, to convert at any time, any portion of the purchased debt plus accrued interest to the Company's common stock. The conversion price shall be a) $0.001 per share for the first $5,000 of purchased debt, b) $0.10 per share for the second $300,000 of purchased debt and c) $0.15 per share for any remaining purchased debt. The termination date of the Option Agreement is November 15, 2012.\nDuring the six months ended June 30, 2012, Nova Capital purchased $2,800 of debt pursuant to the option agreement that was the obligation of the Company from Charter House LLC. On March 21, 2012, the Company issued 2,800,000 shares of its common stock to Nova Capital in exchange for the $2,800 of debt.\nMay 1, 2012, the Company further extended the maturity of the Kent Carr loan to October 30, 2012. As the considerations for the extension, Charter House LLC paid to Kent Carr on behalf of the Company all accrued interest through April 30, 2012 of $39,000, payment of principal of $100,000, and an extension fee of 1% of the outstanding principal balance ($7,500). The payments by Charter House LLC were added to the carrying amount of the loan.\nThe Company evaluated the original note agreement with Charter House LLC and the new convertible note agreement with Nova Capital, under ASC 470-50-40 \u201cExtinguishments of Debt\u201d (\u201cASC 470\u201d). ASC 470 requires modifications to debt instruments to be evaluated to assess whether the modifications are considered \u201csubstantial modifications\u201d. A substantial modification of terms shall be accounted for as an extinguishment. For extinguished debt, a difference between the re-acquisition price and the net carrying amount of the extinguished debt shall be recognized in income of the period of extinguishment as losses or gains. The Company determined that the change in terms pursuant to the convertible note agreement with Nova Capital met the criteria for substantial modification under ASC 470, and accordingly accounted for the modification as extinguishment of the original note, replaced by the new convertible note under the modified terms. The Company recorded a loss on extinguishment of debt of $123,200 for the six months ended June 30, 2012.\nOn March 20, 2012, the Company entered into an Assignment Agreement to assign 100% membership interest in Seawright Springs, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company with substantially all of the Company's assets to Charter House LLC (the \"Assignee\") in exchange for an conditional agreement to forbear for a limited time pursuing certain remedies under the terms of the Charter House loans pursuant to the option agreement described above. The Charter House loans are personally guaranteed by the Company's President. An Escrow Agreement was simultaneously entered into among the parties that the Assignment Agreement is held in escrow and not to release to any party unless and until the Assignee gives written notice of the termination of the Option Agreement between the Assignee and Nova Capital. And in the event that the Optionee pays the entire option price on or before the termination date, the Assignment Agreement will become null and void.\nKent Carr Loan Transaction\nAt December 31, 2012, the Company had outstanding note payable due to Kent Carr in the amount of $650,000, secured by a first lien on certain real estate property of the Company in Augusta County, Virginia. On May 1, 2012, the Company further extended the maturity of the loan to October 30, 2012. As the considerations for the extension, Charter House LLC paid to Kent Carr on behalf of the Company all accrued interest through April 30, 2012, payment of principal of $100,000, and an extension fee of 1% of the outstanding principal balance.\nMay 1, 2012, the Company further extended the maturity of the Kent Carr loan to October 30, 2012. As the considerations for the extension, Charter House LLC paid to Kent Carr on behalf of the Company all accrued interest through April 30, 2012 of $39,000, payment of principal of $100,000, and an extension fee of 1% of the outstanding principal balance ($7,500).\nKanakis Settlement\nThe Company had a note payable dated January 15, 2010 due to Theodore Kanakis in the original principal amount of $150,000, which had an adjusted balance due of $212,190 and $203,235 at June 30, 2012 and December 31, 2011, respectively, pursuant to the terms of the note agreement. On April 30, 2012, the Company entered into a modification agreement with Theodore Kanakis, under which Mr. Kanakis agreed to try to sell 400,000 shares of common stock of the Company held by his IRA account at a price of $0.125 or greater per share (minimum total proceeds of $50,000). If the shares sell for $50,000 or more by May 30, 2012, then Mr. Kanakis agreed that he would accept a single payment of $70,000, minus the portion of proceeds from sale of shares that exceeded $50,000, to settle the Company\u2019s liability under the January 15, 2010 promissory note, provided that Mr. Kanakis receives the payment in certified funds on or before July 15, 2012. Upon receipt of payment as described above, Mr. Kanakis will release his deed of trust lien on the Company\u2019s real estate. The agreement further provides that it will be null and void in the event the Company enters into negotiations to sell the real estate that collateralizes the note before receipt of final payment on the note.\nThe Company was incorporated under the laws of the State of Delaware on October 14, 1999 under the name of Pre-Settlement Funding Corporation. The Company has authorized 100,000 shares of preferred stock, with a par value of $0.001 per share. The Company has designated 60,000 of its preferred stock as Series A Convertible Preferred Stock. As of June 30, 2012 and December 31, 2011, the Company does not have any shares of Series A Convertible Preferred Stock issued and outstanding. The Company has authorized 19,900,000 shares of common stock, with a par value of $.001 per share. 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The shares were recorded as canceled and returned to authorized shares, although the Company remains obligated to either reissue the shares to Mr. Sens or issue Mr. Sens an equivalent amount of shares of the new series of preferred stock. (See Note 9 \u2013 Subsequent Events).\nDue to/from Officer\nFrom time to time, the Company\u2019s President, Joel Sens, has advanced funds to the Company for working capital purposes. At times the total payment the Company repaid to the Company\u2019s\u2019 President and (or) the funds the President of the Company withdrew exceeded the total balance due. Consistent with ASC 505-10-45 (\u201cEquity-Other Presentation\u201d), the amount recorded on the balance sheet is presented as a deduction from stockholders\u2019 equity (deficit). This is also consistent with Rule 5-02.30 Regulation S-X of the Code of Federal Regulations.\nDuring the six months ended June 30, 2012, the aggregate contribution and loans to the benefit of the Company by Mr. Sens, was $72,860, which was accounted for as repayment of due from officer with the excess as advances from officer. As of June 30, 2012, the balance due to officer was $61,417.\nThe Company\u2019s President has guaranteed certain loans to the Company, and/or pledged certain personal property to secure loans to the Company. The President of the Company pledged certain of his personal property including common shares of the Company he owned in connection with certain loan transactions.\nNext Generation Energy Corp.\nThe Company's President is an officer, a director, and a significant shareholder of Next Generation Energy Corp. (\u201cNGEC\u201d). As of June 30, 2012 and December 31, 2011, the Company was indebted to NGEC for $125,000 under a promissory note dated March 25, 2010, which note bears interest at 6% per annum and is due 24 months after the date of the note (Note 4). As of June 30, 2012 and December 31, 2011, the Company was also indebted to NGEC for an aggregate of $65,000, which loan is non-interest-bearing and due on demand (Note 4). Interest expense to related parties for the six months ended June 30, 2012 and 2011 was $3,750 and $3,750, respectively.\nOn April 16, 2010, the Company\u2019s wholly owned subsidiary, Knox County Minerals, LLC (\"Knox Minerals\") entered into an Assignment and Assumption Agreement with NGEC, under which Knox Minerals assigned all of its right, title and interest under a land purchase option to NGEC. Under the Assignment and Assumption Agreement, NGEC paid Knox Minerals $600,000 in the form of a promissory note payable in full in sixty months with interest at 6% per annum. The Company has not netted the $125,000 loan from NGEC against NGEC\u2019s $600,000 promissory note payable to Knox Minerals because the obligations are not mutual obligations that are subject to offset under the law. Furthermore, the Company did not recognize a gain or a note receivable for the $600,000 promissory note due from NGEC, based on the assessment that NGEC had limited ability to repay this note and that collection could not be reasonably assured at that time the agreement was entered into. The Company determined to account for future amounts, if any, that it collects from NGEC as other income only at the time such collection occurs.\nOn March 6, 2012, the Company received 10,000,000 restricted common shares of NGEC in full settlement of the $600,000 promissory note as described above. 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Upon liquidation, the holders of Series B Convertible Preferred Stock are entitled to a liquidation preference ahead of the common stock equal to the Original Purchase Price of the Series B Preferred Stock plus any accrued or declared dividends thereon. The \u201cOriginal Purchase Price\u201d is defined as the sum of cash and the fair market value of any property or services received by the Company, of which the fair market value shall be determined by the Board of Directors, except that if the Series B Preferred Stock is issued in exchange for outstanding securities of the Company then the Original Purchase Price shall instead be the original purchase price of such other security without regard to market value of the exchanged security at the time of the exchange.\nOn August 17, 2012, the Company issued 90,554.05 shares of Series B Convertible Preferred Stock to Joel Sens, the Company's Chief Executive Officer, in exchange for 1,811,081 shares of the Company's common stock, including 650,000 shares of common stock that Mr. Sens had turned in for exchange on May 29, 2012.\nOn August 17, 2012, the Company\u2019s board of directors and a majority of its shareholders approved an amendment to the Company\u2019s Certificate of Incorporation to increase the number of authorized shares of capital stock from 20,000,000, of which 19,900,000 are common shares and 100,000 are preferred shares, to 100,000,000 shares of capital stock, of which 99,000,000 shares will be common shares and 1,000,000 shares will be preferred shares. The amendment will not take effect until the Company has complied with Section 14 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 by disseminating to shareholders an information statement regarding the amendment.\nThis Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q includes forward looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (\u201cForward Looking Statements\u201d). All statements other than statements of historical fact included in this report are Forward Looking Statements. In the normal course of its business, the Company, in an effort to help keep its shareholders and the public informed about the Company\u2019s operations, may from time-to-time issue certain statements, either in writing or orally, that contain or may contain Forward-Looking Statements. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such Forward Looking Statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to have been correct. Generally, these statements relate to business plans or strategies, projected or anticipated benefits or other consequences of such plans or strategies, past and possible future, of acquisitions and projected or anticipated benefits from acquisitions made by or to be made by the Company, or projections involving anticipated revenues, earnings, levels of capital expenditures or other aspects of operating results. All phases of the Company operations are subject to a number of uncertainties, risks and other influences, many of which are outside the control of the Company and any one of which, or a combination of which, could materially affect the results of the Company\u2019s proposed operations and whether Forward Looking Statements made by the Company ultimately prove to be accurate. Such important factors (\u201cImportant Factors\u201d) and other factors could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company\u2019s expectations are disclosed in this report. All prior and subsequent written and oral Forward Looking Statements attributable to the Company or persons acting on its behalf are expressly qualified in their entirety by the Important Factors described below that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company\u2019s expectations as set forth in any Forward Looking Statement made by or on behalf of the Company.\nIn 2003, we purchased property containing a spring located in Mt. Sidney, Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley with the intention of developing a spring water distribution business. The spring has a flow in excess of 1,000,000 gallons of water daily.\nWe chose to develop and acquire packaging for selling our water under the brand names Seawright Springs and Quibell. We developed two proprietary Polyethylene Terephthalate, or PET, bottles in a 16.9 ounce size and a 33.8 ounce size. In addition, in June 2005 we acquired from Quibell glass bottle designs for various sized bottles (including 237 ml, 385 ml, 750 ml and 1 liter sizes) as well as labels for various sized sparkling water bottles, spring water bottles and tea bottles (including 237 ml, 385 ml, 750 ml, 1 liter, 1.5 liter and 16.9 ounce bottles).\nWe ultimately determined that we did not have the capital resources to market and distribute our bottled water as a retail brand, and therefore we discontinued that business strategy. Our business strategy is now focused on negotiating bulk sales of our water to other bottlers, or to municipal, commercial or agricultural users. The fair value of the intangible assets acquired from Quibwell was impaired and reduced to $0 as of December 31, 2007.\nWe do not anticipate that our business will require substantial additional capital to the extent it involves the sale of water in bulk from our existing property, because we expect that such sales will be handled by our existing officer. However, we are also considering complimentary acquisitions of other natural resources properties, and will need to raise new capital to complete any acquisitions.\nIn 2008, we decided to enter the business of owning oil and gas properties, and procured an option on certain properties in Knox County, Kentucky. However, we were unable to close on the purchase and the option lapsed in 2009. In 2010, we procured a new option on the oil and gas rights underlying the same properties, and shortly thereafter assigned the option to a third party. Subsequent to the assignment of the option in 2010, the President of the Company became a significant shareholder and a director of that entity the option was assigned to. This 2010 option also lapsed later in 2010.\nComparison of Financial Results\nDuring the three months ended June 30, 2012 and 2011, we generated no revenues. We have discontinued trying to market our bottled water as a retail brand, and have shifted our focus to negotiating bulk sales of our water to other bottlers, or to municipal, commercial or agricultural users. Because of the change in our business strategy, we do not believe that past revenues are reflective of our future revenues.\nFrom our inception through June 30, 2012, we have incurred net losses of $10,255,466. These losses were associated principally with maintenance and engineering costs associated with the spring site, including testing of water quality, stock issuances to our founders, legal, consulting and accounting fees and costs in connection with the development of our business plan, market research, interest and financing expenses, and the preparation of our registration statements.\nWe incurred operating expenses of $102,784 during the three months ended June 30, 2012 as compared to expenses of $88,393 during the three months ended June 30, 2011. Expenses for the three months ended June 30, 2012 and 2011 are composed principally of salary, legal, accounting, and consulting fees. The increase in the current period as compared to the same period last year was primarily due to increases in professional fees incurred.\nWe incurred total other expenses of $79,293 for the three months ended June 30, 2012, as compared to total other expenses of $93,078 for the three months ended June 30, 2011. Other expense in both periods was mainly attributable to interest and financing expense on borrowed funds. The decrease in interest and financing expenses in the three months ended June 30, 2012 as compared to the same period ended June 30, 2011 was mainly due to approximately $12,747 debt discount on certain notes.\nDuring the three months ended June 30, 2012 and 2011, we incurred net loss of $185,343 and $184,782, respectively.\nDuring the six months ended June 30, 2012 and 2011, we generated no revenues. We have discontinued trying to market our bottled water as a retail brand, and have shifted our focus to negotiating bulk sales of our water to other bottlers, or to municipal, commercial or agricultural users. Because of the change in our business strategy, we do not believe that past revenues are reflective of our future revenues.\nWe incurred operating expenses of $209,133 during the six months ended June 30, 2012 as compared to expenses of $188,322 during the six months ended June 30, 2011. Expenses for the six months ended June 30, 2012 and 2011 are composed principally of salary, legal, accounting, and consulting fees. The increase in the current period as compared to the same period last year was primarily due to increases in professional fees incurred.\nWe incurred total other expenses of $193,138 for the six months ended June 30, 2012, as compared to total other expenses of $281,543 for the six months ended June 30, 2011. Other expense in both periods was mainly attributable to interest and financing expense on borrowed funds. However, in the six months ended June 30, 2012, we incurred a net gain of $23,096 from settlement of debt and accounts payable. The decrease in interest and financing expenses in the six months ended June 30, 2012 as compared to the same period ended June 30, 2011 was mainly due to approximately $75,000 late charges incurred on January 1, 2011 upon the expiration of forbearance agreements on certain notes.\nDuring the six months ended June 30, 2012 and 2011, we incurred net loss of $408,803 and $476,487, respectively.\nThe following table sets forth the major sources and uses of cash for the six months ended June 30, 2012 and 2011:\nAs of June 30, 2012, we had working capital deficit (total current liabilities in excess of total current assets) of $3,433,160, no available cash balance, an accounts payable and accrued liabilities balance of $1,104,261, notes payable and convertible notes payable of $2,217,482, other current liabilities of $50,000, and due to officer of $61,417. The Company had no bank account at June 30, 2012 and 2011, and all operating costs and expenses were paid directly by officers or lenders.\nWhile we have raised the capital necessary to meet our working capital and financing needs in the past, additional financing is required in order to meet our current and projected cash flow deficits from operations and development. Funds will be needed to meet certain of our obligations that are secured by our property in Mt. Sydney, Virginia, and to fund general and administrative expenses. We have been working on business development in recent years to fund our cash needs from the bulk sale of our spring water, but if we are not able to negotiate a bulk sales agreement in a timely fashion, we will need to raise new capital to fund our cash needs.\nIf we are not successful in generating sufficient liquidity from operations or in raising sufficient capital resources on terms acceptable to us, this could have a material adverse effect on our business, results of operations, liquidity and financial condition.\nOur financial statements have been presented on the basis that we continue as a going concern, which contemplates the realization of assets and the satisfaction of liabilities in the normal course of business. As shown in the accompanying financial statements, we have significant recurring losses, and have minimal revenues at this time. These factors create an uncertainty about our ability to continue as a going concern. Management is devoting substantially all of its efforts to developing its products and services and there can be no assurance that the Company's efforts will be successful. However, the planned principal operations have not commenced and no assurance can be given that management's actions will result in profitable operations or the resolution of its liquidity problems. The Company is also pursuing additional debt or equity financing through discussions with private investors. There can be no assurance that the Company will be successful in its effort to secure additional financing. The financial statements do not include any adjustments that might be necessary if we are unable to continue as a going concern.\nOur significant accounting policies are described in Note 1 of notes to our audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2011, which are included in our Annual Report on Form 10-K filed with the SEC. Financial Reporting Release No. 60, published by the SEC, recommends that all companies include a discussion of critical accounting policies used in the preparation of their financial statements. While all these significant accounting policies impact our consolidated financial condition and results of operations, we view certain of these policies as critical. Policies determined to be critical are those policies that have the most significant impact on our consolidated financial statements and require management to use a greater degree of judgment and estimates. Actual results may differ from those estimates.\nWe believe that given current facts and circumstances, it is unlikely that applying any other reasonable judgments or estimate methodologies would cause a material effect on our consolidated results of operations, financial position or liquidity for the periods presented in this report.\nRecent accounting pronouncements issued by the FASB and the SEC did not, or are not believed by management to, have a material impact on the Company's present or future consolidated financial statements.\nBecause the Company is a smaller reporting company, it is not required to provide the information called for by this Item.\nJoel Sens, our chief executive officer and chief financial officer, is responsible for establishing and maintaining our disclosure controls and procedures. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Articles & Videos / Top 10 Reasons That I Buy Gold & Silver\nTop 10 Reasons That I Buy Gold & Silver\nAs I have said many times before, the economic crisis of 2008 was only a speed bump on the way to the main event. I believe that before the end of this decade there will be an economic crisis so historic that it will eclipse the crash of 29 and the subsequent great depression. I also believe it is both unavoidable and inevitable, because it is merely the free market releasing the stored up energy from decades of economic manipulation. Yes\u2026 bad things are going to happen, but it could be the best thing that ever happened to you.\nThis guide started out as \u201cThe Top Ten Reasons TO Buy Gold and Silver\u201d and was originally drafted by some good and well-intentioned employees, but when I read it something just didn\u2019t feel right. It contained all the usual reasons that any precious metals dealer would point out as to why people should own gold and silver\u2026 they\u2019re the ultimate insurance policy, they\u2019re private, they\u2019re a hedge against inflation, they\u2019re a timeless investment, and so on. I spent lots of time trying to rewrite them but there was still something wrong. And then it dawned on me\u2026 though they were all good reasons to own gold and silver; they weren\u2019t the reasons that \u201c I \u201c buy gold and silver.\nSo here you go\u2026 a countdown of \u201cThe Top Ten Reasons That I Buy Gold And Silver.\u201d\n10. All World\u2019s Currencies are Fiat Currencies, and Fiat Currencies Always Fail.\n99.9% of the world\u2019s population is unaware that we no longer use money\u2026 we use \u201cfiat\u201d national currencies. What is a fiat currency? Fiat currencies are faith based. They are national currencies that are not backed by anything of value like gold, instead the government just declares that they have value and, as long as the people keep believing, they accept it\u2026 for a while. But here\u2019s the thing, there have been thousands upon thousands of fiat currencies throughout history, and they have all failed\u2026 100%\u2026 no exceptions.\nBut there is a vast difference this time around. Since 1971, for the very first time in history, all of the world\u2019s currencies are fiat currencies simultaneously.\nRemember this as we progress through the following 9 of Top Ten\u2026\nALL FIAT CURRENCIES FAIL.\nSource Michael Maloney, GoldSilver\nPrevious: It\u2019s Not About Syria\nNext: A Legend Reveals Why He Likes Gold\nHow to take care of your personal pension\nGold to remain in demand medium to long term",
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        "raw_content": "What You Need to Know About Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery\nBy: GFM Advisory Team Member Dr. Robert Masson\nMinimally invasive techniques have gained so much attention in the last several years and yet more often than not most patients really don\u2019t understand the good, bad and ugly when making their own treatment decisions. Bottom line, the most important question regarding a proposed procedure and its benefit is \u2018does the surgery hit the target?\u2019 That is when minimally invasive technology becomes important. As an educated patient you need to understand the difference between the tools, the philosophy and the marketing.\nMany tools are useful in minimally invasive spine surgery. Everyone knows about lasers, endoscopes, microscopes and so on. It is important to understand that every tool has a benefit when used properly and the benefits vary depending on the skill set of the surgeon using them. In other words, when you read about the miraculous benefits of laser surgery it is important to understand that a surgeon still needs to get the laser to the target, and it is the access that defines minimally invasive approaches. When the surgeon discusses the proposed \u2018minimally invasive procedure\u2019 it is not the tool used in dealing with a herniated disc but the amount of retraction, the amount of soft tissue damage, the accuracy of the approach and the efficiency of movement that defines the procedure as minimally invasive. It is critical not to be dazzled by the technology and to focus on the strategy being discussed when you choose a minimally invasive procedure.\nMinimally invasive surgery is a philosophy not an approach. All well-rounded and competent spine surgeons have a variety of approaches and tools. They can approach the spine from the front, the back and the side, but it is choosing the best approach, and least trauma that defines a procedure as minimally invasive. The philosophy of minimally invasive spine surgery provides for all approaches to be done with minimal trauma and maximal benefit. Minimally invasive surgery goes wrong when it is minimal strategy surgery, or when the goals are sacrificed to achieve the outcome. It is critical that the goals of the surgery are understood, and that they have a statistically significant chance of achieving the outcome desired.\nA thoughtful minimally invasive approach involves the highest sophistication in preoperative diagnosis and planning, and requires that significant effort is provided by the surgical team to understand the problem, the symptoms, the patient\u2019s needs, expectations and goals and ultimately the liabilities as it relates to each individual patient.\nHow do we handle the marketing? There are many multibillion-dollar medical device companies marketing the tools and devices that they manufacture like the artificial disc, specific approach related retractor systems, endoscopes, and lasers. Surgical practices reflect these in their own marketing materials and websites. Don\u2019t be afraid to ask how each surgeon uses these devices, how many have they done, are they limited to one approach, and to question how their use of \u2018their tool\u2019 will help you achieve your results. .\nIn order for a procedure to truly be minimally invasive, all components must be done diligently, with little trauma and with safety.\nThe bottom line is that a competent spine surgeon will do the procedure that they are good at, and that is thoughtful and well planned, whether it is minimally invasive or not.\nIt is important that as the patient you make your ultimate choices based on the relationship, your trust and the reputation of the surgeon. If it does not feel like a good fit, find a surgeon who is a good fit. You will live with the effects of the chosen surgery for the rest of your life.\nDr. Robert Masson, President of Neurospine Institute, is an internationally renowned neurosurgeon that has not only taught but developed many minimally invasive surgeries that he currently performs throughout the United States.",
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        "raw_content": "Watch GO NOW! A Tribute to THE MOODY BLUES Performing Nights In White Satin, Live at Mushroom Studios U.K. 27 April 2018\nGo Now! - The music of The Moody Blues is the brainchild of drummer Gordy Marshall. Gordy toured with The Moody Blues for 25 years as a session musician. Along with Mick Wilson (lead singer of 10cc), the two musicians have brought together some of the very best singers and instrumentalists in the country to create the ultimate tribute to the greatest classic rock band of a generation.\nHit songs such as Nights in White Satin, Tuesday Afternoon, Go Now and Isn't Life Strange are beautifully recreated live, and sound as close to the initial recordings as you will ever hear.\nTer-Berg\nCLICK A PERSON TO FIND OUT MORE\nTim Maple is one of the most in demand musicians in the UK and we are delighted to have him working with us in Legend of a Band. His list of credits would quite simply take up the whole web page, so here are just a few.\nPop: Westlife, Boyzone, Sam Bailey, Leona Lewis, Olly Murs, JLS, Joe McElderry, A1, Hearsay, Spiritualized, Emma Bunton, Lemar, James Morrison, Ronan Keating, Beverly Knight, Matt Cardle, The Shires, Chad Smith (Red Hot Chilli Peppers), Sarah Brightman, Delta Goodrem, Ruby Turner, Woody Woodgate (Madness), Cathal Smyth (Chas Smash from Madness), Jonathan Ansell, G4, Shayne Ward, Journey South\nMD: (which stands for \u201cMusical Director\u201d, by the way...) MD X Factor Arena Tour 2010, MD Freesat TV Awards 2014, MD Magic FM Christmas Show 2015, MD Thriller Live World Tour, MD JLS (Radio 1 Big Weekend), MD Jonathan Ansell GB Tour 2009, Assistant MD on Rent (West End 98-99), Piano MD for numerous outdoor summer concerts\nTV: Guitarist in house band for BBC1 series \u201cI Love My Country\u201d, Piano accompanist on Fame Academy and Celebrity Fame Academy. Piano and Guitar on BBC TV series Facing The Music, Pianist on BBC TV show \u201cThe One and Only\u201d, Music production for Paul O\u2019Grady show\nRecordings: Guitar, banjo, ukulele and mandolin on ITV1 comedy/drama series \u201cGreat Night Out\u201d, Channel 4 Drama \u201cNo Offence\u201d, Jack Whitehall film \u201cBad Education\u201d. BBC 2 idents (the one with the \u201c2\u201d-shaped tent zip...) guitar on numerous TV ads. (Twix, Ford, Bacardi, Ericsson, Radio 2, and lots he can't remember).\nClassical: Arrangements for BBC Concert Orchestra, guitarist for Karlheinz Stockhausen, Martin Creed, Steve Martland, Simon Rattle, Pete Erskine/John Schofield, Mark Anthony Turnage, Louis Andriessen, BBC Symphony Orchestra, CBSO, London Sinfonietta.\nWe\u2019re going to stop there, before he asks for a raise!\nRyan's touring credits include:\nNatalie Imbruglia, Sam Bailey (X Factor Winner) and Denise Pearson (Five Star). Support tours include The Jacksons (UK Unity Tour) and Simply Red (UK Arena tour + Australia).\nAdditionally, Ryan has performed and worked with with Anastacia, Emeli Sand\u00e9, Beverley Knight, Melanic C (Spice Girls), ABC, Rick Astley, The Shires, Ward Thomas, James Morrison, Jack Savoretti, Ronan Keating, Andreya Triana, Nadine Coyle (Girls Aloud), Jack Pack, Lemar, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Kim Wilde, Chris Farlowe, Rebecca Ferguson, Shaun Escoffery, James Fox and Kerry Ellis.\nIn the world of theatre, Ryan is currently Keys 1 and Assistant MD on the Michael Jackson show 'Thriller Live' in the West End. Other theatre shows include The Beatles show 'Let it Be' on Broadway, West End and several international tours.\nRyan was also was MD / Guitar 1 for the 20th Century Boy UK tour. Additional West End credits include Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Keys 2), Jersey Boys (Guitar 2), Thriller Live (Guitar 1 and Keys 2/Guitar 2).\nAs a vocalist and percussionist, Mick has performed with artists such as Lionel Ritchie, Kylie Minogue, Gary Barlow, Cher, Ellie Goulding, Paloma Faith, Chris Rea, Smokey Robinson, Jessie J, Robin Gibb, Lulu and the K.L.F. Earlier this year, Mick was honoured to be a part of the band for Jeff Lynne's ELO concert in London's Hyde Park.\nSince joining Graham Gouldman for an acoustic set in London over 12 years ago, Mick has become a regular in the latest incarnation of 10cc, taking on Lead Vocal duties and playing percussion, guitar and keyboards. Graham and the band have performed extensively in Europe and toured Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the US.\nHe is also a regular member of The SAS Band, which play all over the world, with guest performers such as Brian May, Roger Daltrey, Roger Taylor, Kiki Dee and Tony Hadley.\nMick has his own recording and production facility, from where he has produced and composed music for various TV and live events for companies such as Sky, BBC, ITV, McDonalds, BT, X-Factor, Levi\u2019s, Toyota, Mercedes and Ford, most recently providing the music for this year's Volvo Ocean Race.\nHis debut solo album, \"So The Story Goes\" was co-produced and co-written with Graham Gouldman and he is currently in the studio working on his second, to be released early next year.\nMick continues to be much in-demand as a session vocalist in and around London and can be heard on various TV and film productions, including the recent \"Cilla\" mini - series and \"Sunshine On Leith\" motion picture.\nWe are absolutely delighted he is singing and playing with us in Go Now! - The music of The Moody Blues.\nGordy toured the world with The Moody Blues for 25 years. For six of those years, he also toured with Justin Hayward on the arena tours of Jeff Wayne\u2019s The War of the Worlds.\nAs a session musician the list of artists on his C.V. include: Sir Cliff Richard, Rod Stewart, Mariah Carey, Emma Bunton (Spice Girls), Joss Stone, Gary Barlow, Ricky Wilson (Kaiser Chiefs), Mike Batt, Katie Melua, Chris Spedding, Herbie Flowers, Level 42\u2019s Mike Lindup, Chris Thompson, Russell Watson, Jason Donovan, Asia\u2019s John Payne.\nIn 2012 Splendid Books published Gordy\u2019s first travel book Postcards from a Rock & Roll Tour. It\u2019s available on Amazon, iTunes, Kindle and as an audio book. Sections of the audio book have been serialised on BBC Radio.\nIn addition to his pop and rock work, Gordy has been involved in many West End musicals, including Fame, Grease, We Will Rock You, Mamma Mia, Rent, Whistle Down The Wind and Thriller Live!\nGo Now! - The music of The Moody Blues is the continuing story.\nLindsay is one of the most versatile performers in the entertainment business, equally at home in concert and television and recording studios as a lead and backing vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, as on the theatre stage as an actor/musician.\nCraig Revel Horwood's Strictly Confidential (national tour, Phil McIntyre Entertainments & BBC); Neil Sedaka; The Real Thing; Pee Wee Ellis; An Evening with David Hasselhoff (indigO2); UK Pink Floyd Experience (national tour); Celtic Journey (part of Stephen Gately's Memorial Gala at the Palace Theatre, West End); The Hit Maker (The Niall Rodgers Story).\nEthel/Betty/Coach in Footloose (West End, and UK and international tour), Lottie Child & Patricia Fordor in Crazy For You (Watermill Theatre), Damage Control in Return To The Forbidden Planet (Daegu International Musical Theatre Festival, South Korea); Betsy in Sweet Charity (New Wolsey Theatre); Laughter In The Rain (The Neil Sedaka Story, UK premiere and national tour, Bill Kenwright Ltd); Golden Moments and The Burt Bacharach Songbook (Netherlands tours, David Graham Productions); Good Fairy in pantomimes Cinderella and Jack & The Beanstalk (Theatr Clywd) and Sleeping Beauty (Leeds City Varieties); Toots in Aladdin (Liverpool Playhouse).\nITV1\u2019s This Morning with David Hasselhoff and Piers Morgan's Life Stories with David Hasselhoff and Rod Stewart; Cappuccino Mum in VW's Tiguan commercial.\nVoiceover and recordings\nClarinettist for The Oxford Murders; session musician for Phil Gibbs; all female characters for Robinsons Panto Karaoke 2010; session vocalist with Cilla Black for First Family Entertainment; voice artist for Avon 2016.\nMalcolm read Music at City University and trained at The Guildhall School Of Music. Whilst still a student, he played in modern classical composer Steve Martland\u2019s band, which led to work with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and London Sinfonietta.\nIn a varied career since, he has continued to work in the concert hall, in West End shows (Rent, The Lion King), toured with Westlife, Lulu and X-Factor Live, and acted as Musical Director for Natalie Imbruglia.\nIn recent years, he has recorded albums and toured the world with James Blunt. Malcolm can also be heard playing on records by Alison Moyet, Ben\u2019s Brother, Tristan Prettyman and One Direction, for the David Lynch film \u2018Lost Highway\u2019 and with his own band, \u2018The 1957 Tail-Fin Fiasco\u2019.\nWe are very lucky to have Malcolm singing and playing with us in Go Now! - The music of The Moody Blues.\nAs well as composing the themes for Come Dine With Me, Loose Women and Money for Nothing on television, Patrick has also written production music albums for Universal, De Wolfe and Westar.\nHe has performed with Natalie Imbruglia, Tony Hadley and Jamie Scott. In the West End productions of Hairspray and Jersey Boys he played guitar, drums and mandolin.\nNick Kendall has spent the last eight years as one of London's busiest session guitarists. He has performed with household names which include 10cc, Alice Cooper, Brian May, Tony Hadley, Jimmy Somerville and Gordon Giltrap to name a few. He has held two lead guitar chairs in the West End, Rock of Ages and Jersey Boys, and been a deputy on others including We Will Rock You and Sunny Afternoon. He has worked on the TV show the X Factor and in the recording studio with artists such as Peter Cox (Go West), Kerry Ellis, Rhydian and Grace Kennedy as well as recording guitar for various television and radio jingles. Nick is currently working on his own project under the band name The Kendall Connection.\nMike Sterling is a performer with 30 years experience under his belt, encompassing west end theatre, tv, radio, classical and recording. He has worked alongside many superstars on various TV programmes and UK tours, including; Shirley Bassey, Barry Manilow, Michael Ball and Engelbert Humperdinck! His west end credits include 'The Phantom' in The Phantom of the Opera of which he performed over 1000 times at Her Majesty's theatre, London 'Jean Valjean' in Les Mis\u00e9rables at Her Majesty's Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue. Mike's taste in music is extremely diverse and also enjoys to write music and poetry. His great passion however, has always been working within and fronting as lead singer in a band.\nCurrently the flautist in the West End Production of \u201cAn American in Paris\u201d, Helen Wilson enjoys a varied musical career as a performer, teacher and arranger. She studied at Chetham's School of Music and the Royal Northern College of Music with Richard Davis, graduating as an ABRSM scholar with a Masters in Music (Distinction) and an International Artist Diploma.\nAs a soloist, Helen\u2019s awards include the Harriet Cohen Award, Musicians Benevolent Fund and Countess of Munster Postgraduate Awards, RNCM Gold Medal, RNCM Concerto Competition winner, the British Flute Society Performance Plus Competition winner, Royal Over-Seas League Competition finalist and in 2006 Helen was a woodwind finalist in BBC Young Musician of the Year. She is an artist for Park Lane Group and Concordia Foundation performing in venues including the Purcell Room and St Martin in the Fields. Concerto appearances include being soloist with the Manchester Camerata and for a recording of a new work by Linda Verrier with members of the BBC Philharmonic.\nAs a freelance orchestral player, Helen has worked with the BBC Philharmonic, Orchestra of the Opera North, John Wilson Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, Halle Orchestra, Sinfonia Cymru, and is a listed extra for the Welsh National Opera Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra and Royal Ballet Sinfonia. She was a participant on the LSO St Luke's Woodwind Academy 2011 and has also played in training orchestras including the European Union Youth Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain.\nHelen is the founder of Tempest, an award-winning flute trio whose successes include winning the 2013 Royal Over-Seas League Chamber Music Competition and Second Prize in the 15th International Kuhlau Flute Competition. They have given recitals in the UK and abroad at venues such as the Wigmore Hall. The trio was artists for the Park Lane Group Concert Series, the Manchester Midday Concert Society and also work for \"Live Music Now!\".\nHelen is interested in all kinds of music and strives to be a versatile performer. She plays ethnic flutes and as a jazz player, she held the flute chair in the National Youth Jazz Orchestra 2008-2013, has toured with the F-IRE Collective and performs with the rock group Legend of a Band - a tribute to the Moody Blues. She also teaches flute at the University of Manchester and her works and arrangements have been played at venues including Queen Elizabeth Hall and Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas!\nA master\u2019s graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, Bethany is a London based freelance flautist and piccolo player. Also a graduate of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama she received First Class Honours and was a recipient of the Wolfson Foundation Bursary, Ken Smith Flute Prize and nominee of the Ian Stoutzcker Award. As an orchestral player Bethany has performed and worked alongside notable conductors, musicians, composers and soloists including Sir Mark Elder, Martyn Brabbins, Nicola Benedetti, Oliver Knussen, Leonard Elschenbroich and Edward Gardner. She was part of the 2015 Britten Pears Orchestra and Young Artist Programme and returned as part of the Britten Pears Contemporary Ensemble for the Aldeburgh Festival 2016. Outside of London, she works with the Bristol Ensemble and Sinfonia Cymru, highlights include touring as part of the Freddie Mercury Project, Llangollen Eistedfodd 2016, Aberfan Memorial Concert and tour with G\u00e1bor Tak\u00e1cs-Nagy in 2017.\nShe is an active teacher; has tutored at Dartington International Summer School 2016 and works for The Marist Schools and St Mary\u2019s School, both in Ascot. Bethany also tutors for Music in Offices and leads ensemble masterclasses with amateurs in the city.\nRosanna Ter-Berg\u2019s striking performances have led her to be described as \u2018super-charged\u2019 with \u2018unstinting virtuosity and personality\u2019. She has performed across the UK and Europe in major concert venues, festivals and live on radio. Rosanna is an artist for numerous organizations including the Park Lane Group, Live Music Now and the Tunnell Trust and is the recording artist for ABRSM\u2019s flute syllabus.\nAs a Classical flautist Rosanna has performed at over 50 music clubs and been brought in as a collaborating artist with many ensembles and orchestra such as the The Royal Opera House, The London Sinfonietta and Engines Orchestra. In addition to Classical and Contemporary music, Rosanna is an improviser, music educator and plays South American music. She is a founding member of the contemporary music ensemble Alluna and Brazilian Band A Oca and is a deputy on Disney\u2019s The Lion King tour. She enjoys collaborating with different ensembles, composers and blurring boundaries across the arts with dancers, actors, artists and puppeteers. She has most recently finished a run of shows in Silent Opera\u2019s new adaptation of \u2018A Cunning Little Vixen\u2019 where she was onstage as a musician/actor/singer. She\u2019ll be touring with them to Beijing and Helsinki later in the year. For more information, visit www.rosannater-berg.co.uk\nWe attended the Lancaster date and loved it. Just a quick question have you got Cds for sale?\nAgain loved it!\nI went to see on Friday at The Lancaster Grand Theatre. It was an absolutely fantastic night and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. it was just superb, so much energy with the instrumental and voices being just incredible.\nDear Gordy and company\nWe had the enormous pleasure of seeing you, and some other fabulous musicians, having a great time at the beautiful Grand Theatre in Lancaster tonight.\nWhat a great gig. No one in that audience went home disappointed. You put on a great show.\nWe have been fans of the Moodies since for ever.\nThe Go Now show is fantastic, your energy is all pervading and I, for one, love it. We have seen you with the Moodies many times, loved the Buxton show with John Lodge last year, and will be both fans and promoters of your future shows.\nBrilliant. Please keep it going..\nWe travelled through time and space to some weird and wonderful places, fuelled by classic songs from albums such as Days of Future Passed, In Search of the Lost Chord and On the Threshold of a Dream that fuelled the show's other-worldly atmosphere.\nLest we felt too grounded in the interval between sets, the second half opened with music by Moody Blue's Justin Hayward from the 1978 musical War of the Worlds.\nThe Go Now! concert tour was the brainchild of drummer Gordy Marshall who played with The Moody Blues for 25 years. He was joined by former 10cc vocalist Mick Wilson, guitarist Nick Kendall, bass player Malcolm Moore and Patrick Duffin on synthesizer.\nIf you wanted to see musicianship at its very best, you needed to be in Wimborne on Thursday of last week.\nAlthough labelled a \u2018tribute\u2019 the band boasts Gordy Marshall, who toured with The Moody Blues for 25 years as a session musician. Not only is he a superb drummer, he plays the keyboard, the mouth organ and the flute. The credentials of the line-up are top class.\nVocalist and percussionist Mick Wilson fronted 10cc for many years; guitarist Tim Maple is a musical director who has worked with the likes of Westlife and Boyzone; Patrick Duffin on keyboards composed the music for Loose Women; Malcolm Moore has worked with the BBC Symphony Orchestra as well as working in West End shows and Lindsay Goodhand plays the keyboard, flute, clarinet and sax.\nThe band started on a high with \u2018I Know You\u2019re Out There Somewhere\u2019 - and they just continued in the same elevated vein. Numbers ranged from the psychedelic \u2018House of Four Doors\u2019 to the melodic \u2018Isn\u2019t Life Strange\u2019.\nIn addition, they included the haunting \u2018War of the Worlds\u2019 and \u2018Forever Autumn\u2019, and of course they had to play their signature number \u2018Nights in White Satin\u2019.\nThe concert was dedicated to Ray Thomas, founding member of The Moody Blues, who died in January.\nThis excellent band, who had a standing ovation at the end, promised to return next year.\n\u2014Marilyn Barber - Stour and Avon Magazine\nMy wife and I were at your concert at The Stables Wavendon, Milton Keynes on the 3 March and this a quick note to tell you much we enjoyed the evening.\nThe music was stunning as was the band's interaction with the audience. The quality of your performance was exemplary, and it was a pleasure to be in the company of such accomplished musicians. I have been a fan of the Moody Blues since the release of \"Go Now\" in 1965 and really love their songs. I introduced my family to them at an early stage and they particularly love Justin Hayward's contribution to \"War of the Worlds.\"\nThanks for a superb evening from such talented and humble people.\nBest wishes for all your musical activities.\n\u2014C. Bn.\nMy hubby and me attended your do at the Wavendon Stables on Saturday night (3rd March 2018). You were absolutely fantastic. You should put your sound man in chains and never let him go!! My husband used to play in a band back in the day and I know how difficult it is to get a good balanced sound - he and you nailed it my friend!!\nI get how you try to avoid doing an impression of the MB's, but I fail to see how you can get away from the fact that you are actually that good, most of the people that I spoke to in the interval said so as well.\nWe both enjoyed the event in the extreme and can't wait to see you again.\nI would just like to thank you all for a brilliant night at the Stables MK on Saturday, my brother and I were blown away with how good you all were!\nJust wanted to say that seeing 'Legend of a Band' in Eastbourne a little while back was my favourite concert of all time because of the technical precision of all players, the multi-instrumental and pure quality of each one of you. I've been lucky to have seen many concerts over the last 50 years including The Moodies 20+ times, The Blue Jays and even back to The Beatles, Cat Stevens, Everly Brothers, Jimmy Webb, Albert Lee, The Carpenters, The Crickets (my old friend J I Allison) and the incredible Buddy Rich BUT 'The Legend of a Band' concert that night in Eastbourne blew me away for which I thank you Gordy from the bottom of my musical heart. I'd dearly love to be a Facebook friend). I attach pic of J I Allison and me when he played here with the Crickets a few years back.\nLegend of a Band Productions\ngordy@legendofabandproductions.com\nCopyright \u00a9 2017 Legend of a Band Productions.",
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        "raw_content": "There are a lot of things I\u2019ve learned since launching JackieDeals.com, but the most remarkable by far is what happens when women support other women. I am taken back daily on what a powerful tool it is to have the love and support of other female entrepreneurs and how it can inspire your own journey.\nThere is this stigma with women, that we are constantly in competition with each other, that we MAY be caddy at times, that we size each other up, and that we are harder on each other. To my enjoyment, once I\u2019ve been open to receive support and give support, my experiences have completely blown these preconceived notions to smithereens.\nHere are my top 3 reasons to support your fellow woman:\n1.) Everyone has a valuable lesson to share\nI\u2019m a firm believer that people come into your life for a reason. Whether it\u2019s a long lasting relationship or just a lunch meeting, you always learn something you didn\u2019t know before meeting this person. When you meet another woman, listen carefully because she is coming to the table with her own experiences. She may just have one great nugget of wisdom that gives you a different perspective about your own business, your family or yourself. Make each meeting count by being a good listener. Embracing knowledge from other fabulous females can positively impact your life years later.\n2.) Entourage isn\u2019t just a show on HBO\nPeople like to help and do things for people, not for companies. Your network of influential women will grow exponentially when you support the fabulous females in your life. Need advice, a sounding board, or just another perspective? You will have plenty of women to call. Need a resource fast? Send out a LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter message and watch how fast the answers comes back. Your network is where the real power lies and supporting your fellow females is a great way to start expanding it.\n3.) All for one and one for all!\n\u201cThere is a special place in hell for women who don\u2019t help other women.\u201d \u2013 Madeleine Albright, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations.\nSmart woman \u263a Women are great leaders and now that more women are in charge, they are opting for inclusion rather than exclusion. Be reliable, speak the truth, have a positive attitude, be passionate, be assertive, and be a nurturer. All of these things come back around, and others will want to give you the same. Once you put it out there, you will happily get yours in return.\nWomen need the support of other women. We want to be inspired, we want to motivate others, and we want to collaborate. When women come together it\u2019s a force to be reckoned with!\nI\u2019ve found that the hardest thing is to open up and accept help, support, criticism and compliments. People may have their own agenda, but that doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s a negative one! Great post =). I\u2019ve been listening to Amy Poehler\u2019s \u201cYes Please!\u201d on my runs\u2026it\u2019s so funny and inspiring that now I\u2019m that weirdo laughing while running.\nGreat feedback Jen! Thanks for checking out the blog and \u2026you\u2019re not a weirdo. I sing out loud on my runs to whatever I\u2019m listening to. I feel bad for the people who pass me as I\u2019m belting out show tunes. Yes, show tunes \ud83d\ude42",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / *Articles of the Bound* / Trump Prepares to Send U.S. Troops to Mexican Border\nTrump Prepares to Send U.S. Troops to Mexican Border\nPresident Trump announced today that we will guard the southern border with the military until the wall is finished being built. This is in response to a caravan of more than 1,500 illegal immigrants making their way through Mexico to get into the country through Baja, California or Texas. The Lone Star state has already mobilized the National Guard on the border and the President will be ordering they take up residence to cover the entire length of it. California will be ticked and will fight it, no doubt.\nAt the meeting on Tuesday, Trump said that U.S. immigration laws were being \u201claughed at\u201d by other countries, promising to change them. \u201cWe have immigration laws that are laughed at by everybody,\u201d he said. \u201cAnd it\u2019s going to be changed, we need the wall, we need protection and we\u2019re going to change our immigration laws at the border and elsewhere.\u201d \u201cIf it reaches our border, our laws are so weak and so pathetic,\u201d Trump said. \u201cIt\u2019s like we have no border.\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019re going to be doing things militarily until we can have a wall and proper security.\u201d Trump said. Trump\u2019s comments came as he sat next to Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, who was reportedly at the White House for discussions around immigration. However, a defense official who spoke on the condition of anonymity had no immediate details as to how many troops would be used, or what authorities they would have. Speaking later in the day, Trump indicated Mattis would be part of an afternoon meeting to figure out how to address the \u201dhorrible, horrible, very unsafe laws\u201d for the border with Mexico.\nThe defense official noted one option could be similar to the 2006-2008 patrols U.S. military personnel conducted under Operation Jump Start. In that operation, President George W. Bush called for up to 6,000 National Guard members to secure parts of the border. Eventually 29,000 military personnel from all over the country were involved in the mission, which had a projected cost of around $1.2 billion.\nIn 2012, President Barack Obama deployed Army forces from Ft. Bliss to the Tucson, Arizona and El Paso, Texas areas for Operation Nimbus, a joint operation between U.S. Northern Command and Customs and Border Patrol. Per an Army press release at the time, military forces conducted \u201cday and night reconnaissance missions using the Long Range Advanced Scout Surveillance System to detect, recognize, identify and geo-locate possible incursions, which they would then report to Border Patrol agents. Avenger Soldiers, using the Forward Looking Infrared system, and Soldiers monitoring Sentinel radar, also augmented border air incursion detection efforts.\u201d\nAccording to a memo obtained by Fox News and discussions with officials, one area where the Pentagon could contribute immediately is the Air Force\u2019s Barry Goldwater live-fire range, which shares a 35-mile border with Mexico in southern Arizona. The Defense Department is already offering some support to the border, including U.S. Navy ships patrolling waters to seize drugs as well as missions involving over 100 personnel from U.S. military\u2019s northern command \u2014 including eight planes and a drone \u2014 to help border patrol.\nAbout 80 percent of the caravan are Hondurans and Trump has already warned Mexico to not let then charge our border. Mexico acted as if they would deport them and then let them through as I understand it. President Trump wasted no time in making his announcement today in light of this development. \u201cWe are going to be guarding our border with our military. That\u2019s a big step,\u201d Trump told reporters at the White House. \u201cWe cannot have people flowing into our country illegally, disappearing, and by the way never showing up for court.\u201d This has never been done before on this scale and it will be interesting to see how it plays out.\nHaving military on our border is the right move here, but it\u2019s a fine line to tread constitutionally. Trump attacked Mexico via tweets yesterday and today for allowing the group of immigrants to march towards the United States. He has already threatened to scuttle NAFTA over the incursion. I wish he would. That\u2019s been a disastrous deal for Americans since the start. He also demanded Congress pass tougher immigration legislation and back his plan for a wall along the Mexican border. All steps in the right direction, unlike signing that monstrous omnibus bill that actually expanded the Catch and Release program.\n.@POTUS: \u201cUntil we have a wall and proper security, we\u2019re going to be guarding our border with the military.\u201d pic.twitter.com/jccz2f9dqi\nTrump has also announced that DACA is now dead and that it is the Democrats fault for playing obstructionist to a deal that he offered. Frankly, I\u2019m glad it died. It should not be allowed. That would give amnesty to at least 1.8 illegal aliens who should not be here.\n\u201cAs ridiculous as it sounds, the laws of our country do not easily allow us to send those crossing our Southern Border back where they came from. A whole big wasted procedure must take place,\u201d Trump tweeted Monday. He\u2019s also seeking easier deportation measures to kick illegal aliens out. Again, I wholeheartedly support that. \u201cMexico & Canada have tough immigration laws, whereas ours are an Obama joke. ACT CONGRESS,\u201d the President wrote.\nMexican President Enrique Pena Nieto insisted that despite disagreements over illegal immigration, the NAFTA trade talks should go on. \u201cWe have been conducting serious negotiations,\u201d he said, according to Agence France-Presse. I disagree. They should be cut off until this is resolved. Hold Mexico\u2019s feet to the fire over this. Nieto expressed hope that \u201cthis spirit of positivity, mutual respect and cordiality\u201d will continue. No such thing exists as long as they are invading our country.\nPueblo Sin Fronteras, or People Without Borders, are the radicals who have organized the caravan of immigrants. They are doing so they claim to support immigrants who are fleeing El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua because of poverty and threats from criminal gangs. They started their trek on March 25th from the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. The Mexican government has had police stand down to allow them through. Heck, they are even feeding them. By Monday, the caravan had reached the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca.\nMexico\u2019s government issued a statement yesterday that describes the caravan as \u201ca public demonstration that seeks to draw attention to the migratory phenomenon and the importance of respecting the rights of Central American migrants.\u201d I call them an invading force that want to breach our sovereign borders. Mexico said, however, \u201cit is not the responsibility of this government to exercise immigration decisions of the United States or any other nation.\u201d\nTowns along the way have been welcoming the immigrants, providing them food and shelter, despite President Trump calling for the Mexican authorities to stop them. They are playing with fire here. Even those helping them don\u2019t want them to stay. \u201cThe authorities want us to leave their cities,\u201d Rodrigo Abeja told Reuters. \u201cThey\u2019ve been helping us, in part to speed the massive group out of their jurisdictions.\u201d\nIn a statement issued March 23rd, Pueblo sin Fronteras stated \u201cRefugee Caravan 2018\u201d is demanding that the U.S. and Mexico \u201crespect our rights as refugees and our right to dignified work to be able to support our families.\u201d They are demanding both Mexico and the U.S. \u201copen the borders because we are as much citizens as the people of the countries where we are and/or travel.\u201d No, they aren\u2019t. The statement begins: \u201cWe are a group of people from different nations, religions, genders, gender expressions, and sexual orientations migrating and seeking refuge. 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        "raw_content": "A left back that isn't a left back fits the bill with us!!\nWe can but hope. In the meantime, let's trust the coaches and the players work to improve matters all around. I am not ready to cast him aside on the back of 1 or 2 sub par games.",
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        "raw_content": "Teacher by day, mascot by night, racing fan in between\nThe accessibility of top names in the sport, including driver Stephane Bouchard (left) and retired Hall of Fame driver John Campbell (right), is one of the things that Springstead loves about harness racing.\nDuring the day, Michael Springstead is a sixth-grade teacher at Loudonville Elementary School in Loudonville, N.Y.\nDuring the evenings, the 53-year-old Springstead is a cat mascot called SouthPaw for the Tri-City Valleycats baseball team. His son, Mikey, is the pig mascot. He has been teaching and has served as various mascots for more than 20 years.\n\u201cI started in my first year of teaching,\u201d said Springstead. \u201cWe would always go to the minor league hockey games, and I thought it would be cool to have a mascot. They needed a Santa for three home games, and I had a Santa suit. Baseball came a year or two later. I did baseball for two different teams. I\u2019ve been doing baseball for 16 years now.\u201d\nSpringstead is also a big harness racing fan.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been involved for over 30 years,\u201d said Springstead. \u201cI liked horse racing; I wanted to be a jockey. A friend of ours was training, Gene White. One thing lead to another, and I was jogging. I was working with John Brennan and got my driver and trainer license.\n\u201cThere is no other feeling when you turn for home and you have a full tank of gas and the horse is flying. It has speed, strategy and the clippity-clop of the horses. It is fun to drive a horse. I do it now when I can. I went to Scotty DiDomenico\u2019s barn to jog horses over the summer.\u201d\nSpringstead has been involved with harness racing for more than 30 years and jogs horses whenever he can. Photos courtesy of Michael Springstead.\nAlthough Springstead jogs when he can, his main focus now is on his massive collection of harness racing memorabilia.\n\u201cIt\u2019s huge,\u201d said Springstead. \u201cRight now, I have 60 sets of colors, three driver\u2019s helmets, nice framed pictures and whips. My whole living room is harness racing-themed.\u201d\nThe colors started when he started working for Brennan. Springstead was collecting hockey jerseys from different teams at the time. Brennan suggested getting colors from drivers.\n\u201cI started asking for colors,\u201d said Springstead. \u201cI had them all over my room. When I got out of the business, Brennan was able to get some sets for me. I can reach out to guys on Facebook. Most of the guys, when you show them your collection, they say that it\u2019s like a drivers\u2019 room. They are more than happy to give them to you.\nSpringstead now has a collection of 60 sets of drivers\u2019 colors.\n\u201cThe problem is that I have trouble getting them from the guys in the Midwest and Canada because I just don\u2019t see them. I like having the top-notch guys, but I like having the everyday overnight guys just as much.\u201d\nSpringstead believes that people need to look at harness racing from a different angle; there is more to the sport than just betting.\n\u201cI go to the track and don\u2019t bet,\u201d said Springstead. \u201cI go to the track to see the horses and see the drivers. Harness racing has some really great people in it, great entertainment, and good restaurants.\u201d\nSpringstead calls drivers the superstars of the sport, but unlike basketball superstar LeBron James or football star Tom Brady, a top driver like Yannick Gingras is more accessible to the average fan. He appreciates that and it has certainly helped him amass an impressive collection of harness racing objects.\n\u201cI just love the game,\u201d he said. \u201cTo encourage people to get into the sport: go to the track and reach out to someone in the game\u2014a trainer, a driver, or maybe another owner. To me, harness racing is exciting because I get to pick their brains.\u201d\nby Kaylee Reed\nTags: canadian hall of fame, harness racing, horse driving, horse lover, horse racing, horses, John Campbell, standardbreds\nPrevious: Life After Racing: Further Adventures with \u2018Blue\u2019\nNext: Hero\u2019s Welcome",
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        "raw_content": "Peter Mandler\u2019s Return From the Natives is about four anthropologists who tried very hard to find a place for their discipline in the world of international politics. It is both a history of their government work during and shortly after WWII, and a history of their ideas about national character. From the late 1930s to the early 1950s, Margaret Mead and her collaborators\u2014in particular Ruth Benedict, Gregory Bateson, and Geoffrey Gorer\u2014turned the anthropological gaze inward. As studies like Middletown had already begun to do, they used methods developed in colonial territories to assess the national character of large Western countries. Through monographs, lecture and radio series, manuals for soldiers, and reports for intelligence agencies, they attempted to bolster Allied morale, support the war effort against the Axis powers, and\u2014most importantly, in Mandler\u2019s view\u2014to advocate for a culturally pluralist vision of the postwar international order. By war\u2019s end, it seemed, they had gained a foothold for this vision in popular opinion and policymaking circles. At the least, they had secured institutional backing from a few government agencies. But as the Cold War began to gather momentum, the \u201cdemocratic universalists\u201d with whom they had made common cause against fascism rejected their warnings against arrogant attempts at wholesale cultural reconstruction.\nMandler self-consciously takes on \u201cpost-Vietnam\u201d images of social scientists as manipulative social engineers, and government work as inevitably corrupt. Mead and Benedict, he argues, gave up their shot at influence by sticking to their principles. He does an excellent job of showing how their patrons and colleagues became increasingly skeptical, and their competitors increasingly venomous, after the close of hostilities. The book is successful, however, precisely because it does not try to mitigate its protagonists\u2019 shortcomings. Mandler is frank about the methodological irresponsibility of their fast-track national character sketches, and the personal irresponsibility of some of the wartime intelligence work they did. Nor is it clear whether any anthropologists contributed meaningfully to Allied victory. Further limiting their impact, Mandler (quite appropriately) frames his story as one of many. The view from Ruth Benedict was very different than the view from George Murdock, whose positivism and Cold War anticommunism serve as an occasional foil.[1] Mandler does an effective job outlining the \u201cscene\u201d throughout, drawing on existing literature as well as his own research to lay out who was working for which agencies, and where they got their support. Consequently, he does not use his four protagonists to characterize the whole discipline (in stark contrast to the overgeneralizations of the national character studies he discusses). While these decisions do limit the book\u2019s analytical reach, its stated goal is to demonstrate the existence of genuinely pluralist and democratic possibilities for anthropology in WWII\u2014and this it does.\nReturn From the Natives has the advantages and disadvantages of intellectual biography. Individual stories allow careful reconstruction of ideas in their development, with attention to contextual details that would otherwise be overlooked. Class background influenced Mead et al.\u2019s ideas by limiting their gaze and making possible a homogeneous vision of entire nations. Gender allowed Mead and Benedict to do less aggressive \u201cwhite\u201d propaganda comfortably, while it pushed Bateson and Gorer to the dark side, attempting to break enemy morale through subversion rather than bolster the home front. The reader also sees how the anthropologists\u2019 own relationships entered into their methodology, as Mead and Bateson applied their psychological categories playfully to friends, acquaintances, and each other. Finally, these relationships had professional consequences, as when Mead fruitlessly defended Gorer\u2019s methods to her colleagues, damaging her own reputation in the process. At times, however, the biographical lens feels constraining. While Mead\u2019s normative vision\u2014of \u201cculture consciousness,\u201d pluralism, and international harmony\u2014remained a constant motivating factor, and while cultural relativism protected against the universal categories of psychoanalysis, the positive content of her thought feels largely like a product of personal circumstances.\nWhen one door closes, another opens. Mandler leaves very little space for the reader to imagine anthropologists as independent actors in the halls of power\u2014it is too easy to shove their ideas into the anterooms whenever they seem inconvenient. But as he continually hints, public opinion remains a viable court of appeal. Thus, Margaret Mead did not get on the phone with Franklin Roosevelt to argue the importance of retaining the Japanese Emperor. On the other hand, \u201cThe Chrysanthemum and the Sword has some claim to be one of the most effective ambassadors for cultural relativism published in the twentieth century.\u201d This is true, however, only \u201cif it also looked that way to the wider readership\u201d (172). And if, in turn, we take this book as a dispositive account of anthropology\u2019s bureaucratic frustrations, then the reception of anthropological ideas among that wider readership is where we ought to direct our attention in order to gauge the discipline\u2019s political impact.\nRuben Flores\u2019s Backroads Pragmatists also draws tightly focused individual portraits against a very broad landscape. Again, four individuals stand out, with supporting roles for close associates and guiding lights. Mois\u00e9s S\u00e1enz, Lloyd Tireman, George I. S\u00e1nchez, and Ralph Beals anchor the book, with important sections on lesser-known figures Marie Hughes, Montana Hastings, and Catherine Sturges. Flores convincingly demonstrates that for many US intellectuals, the Mexican government in the interwar period was a promising experiment in the capacity of the state to engage in social reconstruction. Just as their contemporaries traveled to Europe to see social democracy in action, and to the USSR to see socialism in action, so these thinkers traveled to Mexico to observe an attempt to forge an ethnically integrated national body through rural public education. Most importantly, they brought the ideas they found there back with them, using Mexico\u2019s example in their scholarly work, in laboratory schools, and in expert testimony in civil rights cases.\nAs Mandler\u2019s book does, Backroads Pragmatists picks out characters who rub against narratives of manipulation and elitism. While all four appear in the book, Flores cares more about Mois\u00e9s S\u00e1enz than Manuel Gamio, and more about Ralph Beals than Robert Redfield. As the title indicates, Flores most often chooses to follow people who drew inspiration from the philosophy of John Dewey. This decision is, on the whole, a salutary one, not only lending coherence to the narrative but opening up new vistas. Gamio, along with Jos\u00e9 Vasconcelos, is sometimes used as a stand-in for Mexican nationalism in toto, and Redfield\u2019s proto-modernization theory is sometimes taken as the inevitable tendency of the acculturation framework. Casting our attention toward decidedly more pluralist voices shows the varied possibilities at work in the interwar and early postwar period. Naturally, this narrowing comes at the cost of the ability to make sweeping generalizations. While Flores establishes beyond question that Dewey\u2019s influence existed and crossed the border both ways, he does not give an accounting of its relative importance as compared to other intellectual trends: positivism, Marxism, anarchism, aesthetic modernism, etc. Like any good research, this book gives a sense both of illumination and of the great distance yet to travel.\nThe material on Ralph Beals will be of most interest to historians of anthropology, and provides a useful capsule of the book\u2019s narrative arc. While Flores briefly describes how work on acculturation built on earlier work on culture areas, he stresses Beals\u2019s socialist background and formative experiences traveling in Mexico when explaining his interest in culture change. Above all, he narrates Beals\u2019s ambivalent attitude toward state power. His negative view of industrial modernity made him cautious, but his ethnographies in Mexico convinced him that local cultures could thrive, resisting attempts at assimilation, while still accepting developments like public education as they proved themselves useful. Seeing a relatively weak central state prosecute a relatively robust campaign of rural reconstruction convinced Beals that the \u201cscientific state\u201d had value. In the book\u2019s final chapters, Flores shows Beals testifying in favor of school desegregation as part of a program of Americanization\u2014but a pluralist one, rooted in a vision of constructive and not destructive culture contact.\nThese conclusions leave open many questions about anthropology\u2019s role in the political scene. As Flores notes, just because Beals argued his case a certain way does not mean the court took his version of Americanization as its goal. Such questions about intellectual transmission recur throughout the book, raising once more the problem of how to interpret reception among the \u201cwider readership.\u201d Frequently, the jump from an individual\u2019s intellectual development to the surrounding context drains keywords like \u201cexperience\u201d of their technical meaning for Pragmatist philosophy\u2014just as educators themselves frequently felt schools failed to live up to their standards. Institutional connections, however, are very clear. Indeed, Backroads Pragmatists joins a number of studies that have examined the connection between anthropology\u2019s anti-racist agenda and civil rights causes, and such relationships may well be more fruitful an angle than a broader history of cultural reception.[2] In the same vein, the increasingly frequent references to private foundations in Mandler\u2019s book make one think of current research on that front.[3] Much more remains to be done in all these areas.\nThese two books give excellent accounts of the hopes, possibilities, ambiguities, and frustrations of politically engaged scholarship. Ultimately, they should provoke historians to attend to the variety of subtle and mediated ways in which the social sciences have exerted influence. If the anthropologists could not find their way from academia to the state directly, neither will their historians.\n[1] For more on Murdock and his influence, see Rebecca Lemov, \u201cFiling the Total Human: Anthropological Archives from 1928 to 1963,\u201d in Social Knowledge in the Making, ed. Charles Camic et al. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2011); Lemov, World as Laboratory: Experiments With Mice, Mazes, and Men (NY: Hill and Wang, 2005). On his McCarthy era anticommunism, see David H. Price, Threatening Anthropology: McCarthyism and the FBI\u2019s Surveillance of Activist Anthropologists (Durham: Duke University Press, 2004).\n[2] See especially the work of Lee D. Baker: Anthropology and the Racial Politics of Culture (Durham: Duke University Press, 2010); From Savage to Negro: Anthropology and the Construction of Race, 1896-1954 (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1998). More work, however, addresses this connection as a part of civil rights history than as history of social science. See for instance, Bradley Glenn Shreve, Red Power Rising: The National Indian Youth Council and the Origins of Native Activism (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2011); Peggy Pascoe, What Comes Naturally: Miscegenation Law and the Making of Race in America (NY: Oxford University Press, 2009); Daniel Cobb, Native Activism in Cold War America: The Struggle for Sovereignty (Lawrence: University of Kansas Press, 2008).\n[3] Mark Solovey, Shaky Foundations: The Politics-Patronage-Social Science Nexus in Cold War America (New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2013); Inderjeet Parmar, Foundations of the American Century: The Ford, Carnegie, and Rockefeller Foundations in the Rise of American Power (NY: Columbia University Press, 2012).\nJohn Gee: contributions / johngee@fas.harvard.edu / Department of History, Harvard University\nJohn Gee, \u201c\u2018Return from the Natives\u2019 by Peter Mandler and \u2018Backroads Pragmatists\u2019 by Ruben Flores,\u201d History of Anthropology Newsletter 40 (2016): http://histanthro.org/reviews/return-from-the-natives-and-backroads-pragmatists/.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Real Estate Wrap: Good news for home sellers; where are the hipsters?; 3 \u2018small-is-cute\u2019 listings\nMainstream Real Estate Team Makes The Monumental Move To Climb Real Estate \u2192\nEd Lee, San Francisco mayor who tried to tame the city\u2019s tech boom, dies at 65\nEd Lee became mayor as San Francisco emerged from the Great Recession into a boom phase rivaling the Gold Rush that first put the city on the map.\nBoth supporting and containing the excesses of the tech explosion became a central theme of his seven years as mayor. Lee was an unabashed supporter of bringing jobs and tech companies to San Francisco, which he called the Innovation Capital of the World. He oversaw years of dramatic growth that transformed the city\u2019s skyline while also sending real estate values to stratospheric levels.\nHe also tried \u2014 and some say with little success \u2014 to tame the boom: higher rents have pushed San Francisco into a housing affordability crisis.\nLee, 65, died early Tuesday, hours after he collapsed while shopping at a supermarket near his home. The issues that he grappled with remain largely unsolved. And as San Francisco residents grieved the sudden loss of Lee, they were faced with the question of how economic forces in the city would change without him at City Hall.\nLee was able to navigate the political waters in part because he rose to power as a community activist and attorney who fought against unlawful evictions.\nConstantly talking about \u201cjobs, jobs, jobs,\u201d Lee championed what became known as the \u201cTwitter tax break,\u201d a cut in the city\u2019s payroll tax that persuaded tech companies to make home a seedy stretch of Market Street or stay there. By the time of Lee\u2019s death, San Francisco\u2019s new tallest building, Salesforce Tower, which replaced a malodorous bus terminal, symbolized the city\u2019s turn in fortunes.\nYet the success in a turbocharged economy led him to focus on \u201chousing, housing, housing\u201d in his second term. Middle- and working-class tenants have departed San Francisco as property values have risen and as developers have sought to convert rent-controlled apartments into condominiums for the wealthy.\nIn 2014, Lee unveiled a plan to build or rehabilitate 30,000 housing units by 2020. Just in September, Lee said that more than 17,000 units have been brought online, and of those, 35% are permanently affordable.\nGavin Newsom was elected lieutenant governor in 2010, Newsom sought out Lee to replace him as an interim mayor appointed by the Board of Supervisors. Lee resisted.\nBy then, Lee had gained a reputation as an affable, humble, low-key bureaucrat, known for his chunky mustache and corny jokes. As city administrator, he somehow sidestepped the city\u2019s pitched battles between moderate liberals and more left-leaning progressives.\n\u201cHe did not always deliver a soundbite, or carry the room with unspoken charisma. Flash never mattered to him,\u201d Breed said.\nHe said he would serve as interim mayor for only one year, until Newsom\u2019s term expired. But later in 2011, he changed his mind and decided to seek a full term. Among those who pushed him to do so were former Mayor Willie Brown, the late Chinatown power broker Rose Pak, and Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), who was said to have persuaded him that San Francisco needed him.\nLee managed to overcome other hurdles in San Francisco. He managed to craft a sweeping law to retrofit about 5,000 earthquake-vulnerable wood-frame apartment buildings in the city, a policy goal that eluded his predecessor.\nLee leaves a legacy as the first Chinese American mayor of San Francisco, home to the oldest Chinatown in the United States. San Francisco was once the center of anti-Chinese sentiment, fostering anti-Chinese riots and attacks on Chinese-owned businesses.\nLee\u2019s election was a milestone for San Francisco\u2019s influential Chinese American population, many of whose ancestors came from China to San Francisco during the Gold Rush era but faced decades of ugly discrimination by both other residents and the government.\nArticle source: http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ed-lee-obit-20171212-story.html",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cMy whole family ghosted you know\u201d.\nNicholson looked at his lap and pursed his lips. \u201cI\u2019m sorry.\u201d\n\u201cEveryone; my wife, my kids, my parents, my brother. Why not me? I\u2019ve listened to these various New Agey types giving lectures on \u201cdimensional splits\u201d and how some of us ascended and others couldn\u2019t because their \u201cvibration was out of synch\u201d. What a load of bollocks! My wife was the sweetest, kindest person in the world! Why was she left behind? What\u2019s more I know some right creeps who did \u201cascend\u201d. He spat at the word. Where\u2019s the logic in that!? Where\u2019s the bloody justice!?\u201d\nNicholson shrugged. \u201cWell at least they didn\u2019t Rep.\u201d\nIt was just past lunch and Southsea was doing his routine tour of the hospital, stopping off in the main hospital lodges, the Women\u2019s Centre, the West Wing, Theatres, to sort out any problems and give advice and encouragement; or just to have a quick cup of tea. The crews were a bit reserved after the recent vote, but the Portering camaraderie remained as unbreakable as ever, a salving foundation that underlay the most bitter of disputes. One of the late shift Porters phoned in sick so Southsea joined the Level 2 crew for an hour moving patients between the wards and the Orgone Clinic. He helped the nurses move the frail and elderly patients from their wheelchairs into the quiet and dark accumulator chambers.\n\u201cYou said that your family were quite mainstream and average; you weren\u2018t brought up to think in unconventional ways. So when did you first know?\u201d asked Nicholson.\n\u201cThat the world was not what you thought it was.\u201d\n\u201cAh! Subconsciously I always knew it, but the first time I consciously understood was when I met a man called Charlie.\u201d\n(Possible chapter/section break here. Ed)\nThe last day of Bob\u2019s life began normally. He washed, shaved and put on his uniform, the one in which Julie had been unable to resist him when they\u2019d first met all those years ago. He ran his fingers through his greying hair wondering if he should swallow his pride and dye it. He kissed Julie on the cheek and she lay in their bed. She rolled over and murmured to herself, but didn\u2019t wake up. Before leaving the house he paused to admire the hall photos of Gavin and Douglas, his grandsons. The picture showed the two boys dressed up for a school play, smiling for the camera. It was a cold morning; spring had come late that year and there was a frost in the air. The sky was fresh lilac, broken by the sharpest, tiniest pinpricks of stars. The eastern horizon was splashed with the maroon hint of sunrise. Bob looked up longingly, eager to immerse himself in it. He eased the car out of his driveway and onto the main road for London.\nThere was another terrorism scare in progress, an \u201cOrange Level Alert\u201d the third that year and it was only March. Soldiers guarded the gates of Heathrow Airport, strutting up and down in hero poses that could have been choreographed. Bob shook his head wryly as he turned off the Terminal 5 expressway and saw a tank parked outside the Departures door. What use was a tank against terrorists? He mused on the subject; a tank is a battlefield weapon. Do they think we\u2019re stupid?\nHe forgot this and other conundra as he left his car in the staff carpark and headed for the briefing office. He felt the usual shiver of excitement as he flicked through his flight plan. Even after more than five thousand hours in the cockpit the thrill never lessened; in fact his retirement the following year was a bit of a gloomy prospect. After a mornings\u2019 paperwork he ate lunch and then went to brief the crew. The security checks he had to endure before being allowed to board his aircraft got more and more tedious every year. He was fingerprinted, had his voice analysed by the ID computer and had his National Identity Card scanned. It took him fifteen minutes to prove who he was, even though he and the security guard conducting the test knew each other on a first-name basis. Finally he was permitted to meet his aircraft for today\u2019s flight, a 747-400i. He ran through the checklist with Nigel, his twenty-five year old first officer. There were just two of them in the cockpit now. When Bob first flew 40 years ago the aircraft also carried an in-flight engineer, but that was in the good old days; Bob\u2019s favourite vice, Nostalgia, flushed his system.\nBob instructed the cabin manager to begin embarking the passengers and cargo while he and Nigel started the engines and made their presence known to Air Traffic Control. Today\u2019s mission would be a twelve-hour flight to Kennedy International Airport in New York City. Bob relished the prospect of an evening in the Big Apple and a night in one of the city\u2019s sumptuous hotels before a flight home tomorrow. A tug pushed the aircraft away from the gate and the two pilots began their final checklist before takeoff. The control tower directed them along Heathrow\u2019s twisting taxiways to the queue of planes waiting to hit the sky. Air Traffic Control cleared them for takeoff. This was the point where regret and longing for the past really ate into Bob\u2019s soul. In his youth, takeoff had been a moment of pure exhilaration; pushing the throttle keys forward and feeling the engines roar beneath his touch. Then as the plane gathered speed, pulling back on the yoke to rotate the gigantic airliner into its initial climb. It was a magical Godlike experience\u2026 but it was gone. Today, Bob acknowledged his clearance and merely pressed a button on the autopilot panel. He and Nigel then just sat back, as passive and the passengers in the cabin behind them, as electronics drove the plane down the runway and into the air. Bob looked across at Nigel and pitied his young first officer. Nigel would have to fly his entire career in the modern pilots\u2019 role: merely a supervisor to a tin box of wires; the only flying he\u2019d ever do would be in the unlikely event that the hardwired redundancy-protected autopilot failed. Bob decided that when they arrived at New York he\u2019d switch off the autopilot and perform a manual landing. He\u2019d get a terrible reprimand for it, but he didn\u2019t care. He smiled at Nigel. Enjoy it while you can, Son.\nThe airliner climbed quickly to its cruising altitude. \u201cI tried to get out of this flight.\u201d said Nigel. \u201cI\u2019m missing the cup tie. I was planning on driving up to Old Trafford and seeing if I could pick up a last-minute ticket.\u201d\n\u201cWho\u2019ve you got?\u201d asked Bob.\n\u201cLeeds. They beat us in the third round last year.\u201d\n\u201cDo you live, eat and breathe Man U?\u201d\nNigel laughed. \u201cPretty much!\u201d At least during the FA Cup.\u201d\nThe aircraft reached its second waypoint over the English Midlands. As it rolled onto its new course Bob called Air Traffic Control. \u201cHello this is British Airways 4167 Heavy; request course change confirmation. Over.\u201d\nBob repeated the message and heard nothing back except background chatter from other transmissions. \u201cATC\u2019s not responding.\u201d Bob tried again. Nothing.\nThe two men exchanged worried frowns. In Bob\u2019s early career it would have been easy to simply retune his aircraft\u2019s UHF radio, but such equipment had been phased out over a decade ago and modern air communications was all digital and controlled from a single computerized switchboard. A minute later the radar beacon failed. Bob tapped his touch-screen display trying to switch on the back-up, but the system wouldn\u2019t respond. There was no immediate danger; the plane was flying on its designated transit lane, but without radio and the radar beacon ATC couldn\u2019t guide them through the complex convolutions of flight. Nigel flushed and put a finger inside his collar to loosen his tie. \u201cDon\u2019t panic, Nigel.\u201d said Bob. \u201cATC will call a Code Tango and get the RAF onto us. They\u2019ll find us with their search radar and scramble a jet to escort us down. 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The aircraft turned west towards North Wales. \u201cMaybe they\u2019re too busy.\u201d said Nigel. \u201cWe must be putting down at Dublin or Shannon.\u201d\nBob didn\u2019t reply. He felt an instinctive chill of fear and doubt.\nWhen the plane crossed the Gwynedd coast Bob expected it to level out at a few thousand feet and begin its stack into Dublin. It didn\u2019t; it continued to descend. \u201cWhat the hell\u2019s going on!?\u201d Now Nigel was scared too. Bob gripped the edge of his seat, his heart pounding. The plane carried on down and down. It passed six thousand feet, then five thousand. \u201cThat\u2019s it!\u201d said Bob. \u201cI\u2019m taking over! Sod ATC!\u201d He pressed the switch-off button on the autopilot and seized the controls. Nothing happened. The autopilot display remained active. He pulled the yoke, but it refused to budge. He paused, the toggled the radio. \u201cMayday! Mayday! 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It had been made just down the road at the world famous Morris WCC (Workers Cooperative Cartel), the company that had made the first ever cars to be powered by the fuelless Digby engine. Southsea reached into his pocket for his car keys, but then stopped. It was a lovely spring morning, far too lovely to waste behind the wheel of a car; he\u2019d walk to work. Clive was there so it wouldn\u2019t matter too much if he was slightly late.\nSouthsea strolled along the streets smiling happily at passers-by. It was 8.45 AM now and the roads were full of people on their way to work; cars, buses and students on bicycles. The sky was a pure, deep blue that he never knew in his childhood. It was broken by a few puffy clouds and the chalky lines of a few Lifetrails. Southsea felt an instinctive chill when he looked at them; they were so similar to the Chemtrails of old. He reminded himself that the Lifetrails served a very different purpose and what\u2019s more the World Earth-Healing Council had announced that the project could end soon.\nThe John Radcliffe Hospital\u2019s tiled walls shone ivory white in the sun, glints off the windows shooting into Southsea\u2019s eyes. The pace of life at the hospital had steadily slowed over the last few years as the array of anti-sickness reforms took effect. The busiest department was now Casualty and three of the old medical and surgical wards had been converted into trauma wards, far more spacious ones than those with the four-bedded bays Southsea remembered from his early Portering days. Southsea walked into the hospital and had a cheerful chat with the shift on duty in the main lodge then bought a Crier from the League of Friends stall and returned to his office which lay next door to the lodge. Clive and Pete, the two Deputy-Head Porters, were busy at their computers, calculating the \u201clays\u201d, the amount paid to each of the Portering staff. The Porters at the JR were a workers\u2019 cooperative, like most companies were those days, but the JRHPC was unique because of its age; it had been started by Southsea before\u2026 and had been used as a model for many other organizations across the world during the turbulent Transitional Period, which was arguably not yet over. The Portering staff did not receive any wages, as Southsea had done in his youth; they were all equal shareholders, termed \u201cstaffholders\u201d, in the company and received a weekly rationed sum of their share called a lay. Senior Porters and management were paid extra from the lay bonus fund, as were those working overtime hours. Every 31st of March, at the end of each financial year, any money left over in the bank was paid out to the Porters in a single lump sum. This payout varied according to how much had been saved or spent and was called a capital dividend. With the huge increase in Workers\u2019 Cooperatives in recent years the 31st of March was quickly becoming an unofficial public holiday, Capital Dividend Day. Only this one had been a bit of a disaster because he, Clive and Pete had made a frightful error in the accounts and paid out too much. This meant that the company had run into debt. Much of the last few weeks\u2019 work had been taken up with rectifying that error; Southsea had had to do it very much on his own because the staffholders were enjoying their extra cash and not therefore being very helpful. Southsea had been Head Porter, on and off, for 10 years now, almost since he had returned to the profession after everything else that he\u2019d been busy at. For Southsea it had originally felt like a retirement after what he\u2018d been through before, but despite the job being easier than it had been Head Porter still provided obstacles and challenges, and maybe that was just as well.\nThe JRHPC was run by a six-man board elected by the staffholders and the board selected management from the staffholders. The staffholders could overrule the board\u2019s selection with a vote of no-confidence and unfortunately this was happening right now, from a very predictable source. A vote had been cast and Southsea had been deselected ; he had until the end of the month to make way for his successor who would be voted for on the following day. The ringleader of the cabal against Southsea was a Theatre Porter called Derek who had always been an antagonist. Southsea had met Derek in the old days when they\u2019d both been in the operating theatres and from Day One their personalities had clashed. During Southsea\u2019s first term as Head Porter Derek had unseated him after a scandal which had almost destroyed the JRHPC. Southsea always managed to get reselected within a year or so, but the attacks from Derek continued. Everyone else had forgiven Southsea for the debacle, but it seemed Derek could not. The only consolation was the Derek had not managed to be selected himself, or even shortlisted, and he probably never would as he had too many enemies in the company. However Southsea was not surprised to see a very long tirade by Derek during the last staffholders\u2019 meeting accusing Southsea of incompetence and idealism.\nThe rest of the correspondence on Southsea\u2019s desk was annoying, but far less hostile. The British Hospital Porters\u2019 Guild had asked him to speak at a meeting at their headquarters in London that afternoon. He would have to do it online because of work. He regretted not being able to attend in person, partly because he wanted an excuse to drive his new Sprinter and also because fancied sampling the wares of the Guildhall\u2019s legendary bar. Southsea leaned back in his chair with a sigh and glanced at The Crier he had bought earlier. The headline caught his eye: The End of the Beginning? He picked it up and began reading. The headline was the title of a dossier, and first story in it was a statement from the World Earth-Healing Council declaring that the HAARP grid might be safely switched off much sooner than was previously thought, within a century even. Then there was an article about the ceasefire in the South African war. The Real ANC and the Boer Alliance were finally sitting down at the negotiating table after 12 years of bloodshed. The commentator remarked that if the two sides agreed to put down their weapons then there would be nobody at war at all anywhere in the world, not since the pirate states in Indonesia had been successfully kept away from shipping by Seaguard and the Japanese whaling standoff had petered out. It looked as if, for the first time ever in human history\u2026 there was going to be world peace, said the article with cautious indifference. The last story in the dossier was a local one. The Morris WCC in Cowley had just produced the very last production run of IC (internal combustion engine) cars in the world. IC vehicles now made up less than 10% of those on British roads and the few second-hand models around were rusting fast. Since the advent of fuelless motors few people were willing to pay for the price of IC fuels these days, nor endure the black looks from their neighbours because of the pollution they emitted. The entire run of 50 cars had been sold to Japan where most had already been purchased by collectors\u2026\nThere was a knock on the door and Kev, the duty-shift\u2019s Senior Porter, stuck his head into the office. \u201cGlyn, there\u2019s a Mr Nicholson here to see you.\u201d\nDamn! \"Er\u2026 right, Kev. He can come in.\u201d\nNicholson grinned like a groupie as he swiftly walked into the office and shook Southsea\u2019s hand. \u201cIt\u2019s an honour, Mr Southsea! I can\u2019t tell you how much! Thanks for agreeing to see me.\u201d\nAgreeing? \u201cNo problem, Mr Nicholson. Take a seat.\u201d\nNicholson sat there like a schoolboy and ran a nervous hand through his thick, youthful hair.\n\u201cIs your relative alright?\u201d asked Southsea after a long pause.\n\u201cI heard you were coming up to the hospital anyway to visit a relative.\u201d\n\u201cOh\u2026 yeah, yeah\u2026 she\u2019s\u2026 he\u2019s fine. 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Tell me.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m a student at the John Pilger School of Journalism and I\u2019d like to do a story on you.\u201d\nSouthsea placed the two cups on the desk. \u201cYou know I haven\u2018t spoken to a reporter for over five years.\u201d\n\u201cSo why should I speak to you?\u201d\n\u201cTo\u2026 get me a good grade?\u201d\nSouthsea laughed. \u201cWhat could I tell you that you couldn\u2019t get from a history book or by Wiki-ing my name?\u201d\nNicholson leaned forward and stared at him intently. \u201cYou. Not just a name attached to events and ideas, but you, the person. I\u2018m interested in your thoughts and feelings over the years; what motivated you, what drove you.\u201d\n\u201cI have an authorized biography.\u201d\n\u201cYeah, but it\u2019s crap!\u201d\nSouthsea laughed again. \u201cIt is a bit.\u201d\n\u201cLook, all these things took place before I was born. My mum and dad just tell me horror-stories. What I want to know is, what was it like to\u2026 live it. 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        "raw_content": "The Silence about September 11\nBy William Rivers Pitt, Monday 21 April 2003\nThey call it \"The fog of war\" for a reason. A lot of things get lost in the fire and the smoke that should not be forgotten, and yet they are, spent and cast aside like depleted uranium shell casings left to roast on a dusty desert roadside. In this relatively quiet space between war in Iraq and whatever battle zone the Bush administration will next come to conjure, it serves us to remember a few home facts that should never, ever be lost.\nI have been giving a lot of talks lately at colleges and for organizations about the Iraq war. Always in my remarks I ask the same question. \"It has been almost 20 months since the attacks of September 11. It has been over 570 days since the Towers fell. The 9/11 attacks are the principle reason, according to the Bush administration, which justifies the war. Can anyone tell me why those attacks happened? Has anyone in the Bush administration or the media come forth with a reasonable explanation besides 'Evildoers who hate our freedom?'\"\nEvery time I get blank stares, and always a few sets of widened eyes, as if my question caused them to suddenly realize that no such explanation has ever been put forward. The fact is that the Bush administration has labored mightily and long to make sure no such answers are coming. They fought the creation of an independent investigative body because they wanted to be able to choose the chairman. Once they were gifted this privilege, they abused it with the appalling nomination of Henry Kissinger. If you want a fair and open examination of facts, regardless of shadowy loyalties and compromising corporate connections, you do not choose Kissinger. If you want the master of the black bag and the black op, the undisputed heavyweight champion of Washington insiderdom, the gold standard for cover-up and cover-your-ass, you cannot do better than Henry. This choice told us everything we need to know about the Bush administration's desire to get to the bottom of 9/11.\nWhen I ask my question at these talks, someone in the audience always demands an answer. More often than not, I tell them about Zbigniew Brzezinski and the Afghan Trap. In 1979, Brzezinski was serving as Jimmy Carter's National Security Advisor, and he decided the time had come to challenge the Soviet Union in their own back yard. At this time, Afghanistan was ruled by a communist puppet regime of the Soviets called the People's Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, or PDPA. Brzezinski instituted a plan to train fundamentalist Islamic mujeheddin fighters in Pakistan, and sent those fighters to attack the PDPA. The idea was not to destroy the PDPA, but to make the Soviets so nervous about the stability of their puppet regime that they would invade Afghanistan to protect it. Brzezinski wanted, at bottom, to hand the Soviet Union their own debilitating Vietnam.\nThe plan worked. The Soviets invaded in 1979, and over the next ten years spent its blood and treasure trying to defeat the Afghan warriors who banded together to defend their country. By 1989 millions of Afghan civilians had been killed, millions more had been internally displaced, and hundreds of thousands of Soviet troops had been killed or wounded. In the process, the nation of Afghanistan was torn to pieces. Worst of all, the United States, which energetically worked to start the war, and which armed and funded the Afghan mujeheddin once the war was underway, did absolutely nothing to aid ravaged Afghanistan once the Soviets withdrew. Brzezinski proudly described the Afghan Trap in an interview he gave to a French publication called Le Nouvel Observateur in 1998:\nQuestion: Despite this risk, you were an advocate of this covert action. But perhaps you yourself desired this Soviet entry into war and looked to provoke it?\nQuestion: When the Soviets justified their intervention by asserting that they intended to fight against a secret involvement of the United States in Afghanistan, people didn't believe them. However, there was a basis of truth. You don't regret anything today?\nQuestion: And neither do you regret having supported the Islamic fundamentalism, having given arms and advice to future terrorists?\nHow innocent we were in 1998. How gravely we misjudged the dire ramifications of empowering the Taliban. How profoundly we underestimated the strength of the \"stirred-up Moslems\" we armed and trained with American tax dollars. What a price we have paid.\nYou see, the Afghan Trap led to the incredibly vicious civil war in Afghanistan that came once the Soviets withdrew. By 1996, the Taliban, made up of our secret allies in the Soviet war - had won the civil war and controlled the nation. The Afghan Trap likewise gave birth to a man named Osama bin Laden, who became a demigod to the Taliban and the Afghan people for his service in the war against the Soviets we started in the first place. The combination of our efforts to begin that war, the social annihilation in Afghanistan caused by that war, the Taliban's rise, and the succor they gave bin Laden, led like an arrow to the attacks of September 11 and the dire estate we currently endure.\nHow ironic that Brzezinski's desire to end one Cold War gave birth to another. Actions, I tell the listeners at these talks, have consequences. You stir up a hornet's nest, best you expect to get stung. Boy, did we ever get stung.\nThe actions of a Carter administration official in 1979 can hardly be laid at the feet of George W. Bush and his administration, of course. It is telling, however, that no one in that administration has made an effort to put 9/11 into the historical context to which it belongs. Why such an oversight? Perhaps the folks in the administration believe Americans too dull-witted to comprehend the complex Cold War motivations that gave birth to Osama bin Laden and the Taliban. Perhaps they are afraid to speak of such things, because it suggests that we inadvertently bought the trouble that came two Septembers ago to find us.\nThen again, perhaps the administration was engaged in similar gamesmanship before 9/11. Perhaps they are afraid to address the issue at all. The nomination of Kissinger to the 9/11 committee certainly suggests a desire on the administration's part to never, ever, ever have the facts of that attack come fully to light. They do not want people to know that Brzezinski's actions in 1979, and the naivet\u00e9 regarding the potential blowback from his decisions he displayed in 1998, was compounded by the actions of the Bush administration in 2001. Brzezinski asked in his interview what was more important in 1979: Ending the Cold War or creating the Taliban? In the early days of the Bush administration, a similar question was certainly asked-what is more important in 2001: Gaining access to an incredibly lucrative energy supply, or the dangers of threatening the Taliban?\nA pipeline project, aimed at exploiting massive natural gas reserves along the Caspian Sea in Turkmenistan, was revived by the Bush administration when it arrived in Washington in January of 2001. The pipeline project, which sought to bring oil and natural gas from Turkmenistan through Afghanistan to a warm water port, had been the brainchild of American petroleum giant Unocal for much of the 1990s. After the destruction of two American embassies in Africa in 1998 by Osama bin Laden, the Clinton administration forbade any American companies from doing business with the Taliban, which had been sheltering bin Laden in Afghanistan. Unocal's pipeline project was frozen.\nAfter the Bush administration came to power, reinvigorating the pipeline project became a high-priority matter of policy. Assistant Secretary of State Christina Rocca was dispatched to Pakistan to discuss the pipeline with Taliban officials in August of 2001. Rocca, a career officer with the CIA, had been deeply involved in Agency activities within Afghanistan. A Pakistani foreign minister was present at the meeting, and witnessed the exchange.\nHow does this pipeline relate to September 11th? The main obstacle to the completion of the pipeline was the fact that it had to pass through Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. The project would receive no international support unless the Afghan government somehow became legitimized. In bargaining for the pipeline, the Bush administration demanded that the Taliban reinstate deposed King Mohammad Zahir Shah as ruler of Afghanistan, and demanded that the Taliban hand over Osama bin Laden for arrest. In return, the Taliban would reap untold billions in profit from the pipeline. A central part of the Bush administration's bargaining tactics involved threats of war if these conditions for the legitimization of Afghanistan were not met.\nThe BBC of London reported on September 18th, 2001 of the existence of war plans on Bush's desk aimed at Afghanistan. Niaz Naik, a former Pakistani Foreign Secretary, stated that the war plans were slated for October of 2001. Conditions set by the Bush administration to avoid war involved the Taliban's handing over of bin Laden and the acceptance of King Zahir Shah. Naik went so far as to doubt that America would hold off on war even if these conditions were met.\nThe result was total disaster. The Bush administration fundamentally misunderstood the Taliban regime, much the way Brzezinski did in 1998. To bring back the King and hand bin Laden over to the West would have been tantamount to suicide for the Taliban. The arrival of Shah would shove them out of power, and handing bin Laden over to the West would have been seen as a high crime to the Islamic world. Instead of acquiescing to the hard-sell tactics of the Bush administration, the Taliban unleashed Osama bin Laden upon America. They were going to lose everything, and chose to attack first in the hope that all-out war would break out in Central Asia and rally other Muslim nations to their cause.\nActions do indeed have consequences. The motivations behind 20 months of silence regarding the cause of 9/11, along with the appalling nomination of Kissinger as chief investigator, become far more clear. The families of those slain on 9/11 have not taken all of this lying down. They have sued the government of Saudi Arabia for civil damages totaling $1 trillion, accusing them of harboring and aiding the terrorists who took down the Towers. There is profound merit to their claim, as 15 of the 19 terrorists who flew the planes on 9/11 came from Saudi Arabia, as does Osama bin Laden and the Wahabbi sect of Islam that motivates their jihad. The suit seems logical and reasonable. It is disturbing, then, to consider the legal team hired by the Saudi government to defend against the charges.\nPrince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, the Saudi defense minister, is being represented in court by the prestigious Houston law firm Baker Botts. The 'Baker' in Baker Botts is James Baker III, Secretary of State to George Bush Sr. and prime fighter for Bush Jr. in the Florida election brawl. Baker also shares another employer with Bush Sr.: Massive multinational\ncorporation The Carlyle Group, owner of the arms manufacturer United Defense, which is making a gold-plated mint off the war in Iraq. I'd be gratified if someone could explain all this away. I could sleep at night.\nThe war we have waged against Iraq was justified to the American people as being a necessary response to September 11. We were told Iraq had terrible weapons that could kill us all, that Iraq was a major threat, and that the country will be safer once the Hussein regime was fired. The fact that we have found exactly zero weapons of mass destruction, and the relative ease with which we destroyed Iraq's army, proves they were no threat whatsoever. We went anyway, however, to make the world safer at the point of our incredibly sharp sword.\nAlbert Einstein, arguably the most brilliant human being ever to draw breath on planet Earth, defined insanity as \"doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results.\" America instigated a horrible war in Afghanistan 24 years ago to make the world safer. We have attacked and destroyed another Muslim nation purportedly for the same purpose. 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These are great, inexpensive tools for cutting paper; the decagons and dodecagons are about as precise as I could possibly get from pieces of paper, and fast to cut once I got them drawn in Adobe Illustrator.\nUnfortunately, there\u2019s a small problem with this polyhedron: it doesn\u2019t exist. Mathematically, you can prove that if you want all the faces to be regular polygons, there\u2019s no way that these shapes will close up into a perfect solid. Proving this fact from first principles would be pretty annoying. The much simpler (and less satisfying) way to prove it is to check the cheat sheet. Mathematicians proved about fifty years ago that if a polyhedron is convex and has regular polygons as faces, then it has to be a Platonic solid, an Archimedean solid, a prism, an antiprism, or a Johnson solid. This proposed solid doesn\u2019t appear in any of those lists, and so there must be something wrong with it (there\u2019s absolutely no reason to believe that any of those lists are incomplete, so I don\u2019t suggest you start trying to extend them).\nWhat\u2019s wonderful, though, is that despite this shape\u2019s impossibility, it does a pretty good job of masquerading as a Johnson solid. Mathematics tells me that there must be some error in my construction, but that error is diffused over all the whole model. It takes the form of a bit of paper buckling over here, a bit of slack in the tape between two faces over there, and so on. The error is small enough that if you didn\u2019t have the cheat sheet, you might assemble the model out of paper and convince yourself that this is a real polyhedron.\nThis sort of polyhedron is sometimes called a near-miss Johnson solid. There\u2019s some theoretical realization of the polyhedron in which the faces are slightly irregular, but the irregularity is so small that you\u2019d never notice it if you were working with paper. Or, put another way, the real, mathematical error inherent in the solid is comparable to the practical error that comes from working with real-world materials and your imperfect hands. There\u2019s no comprehensive list of near-miss Johnson solids; in fact, there isn\u2019t really a rigorous definition of them. Any such definition would probably have to include some kind of threshold, a measure of how far you are from regularity. But what should we measure, and how are we allowed to move error around? It\u2019s a fussy question. Still, people have assembled a few lists of interesting examples. The most comprehensive list was curated by Jim McNeill; I have a very old web page with a few more.\nAs far as I know, there\u2019s no systematic way to construct near misses\u2014you just have to stumble across them. In the case of the solid above, I can explain how I discovered it. I had been playing with a shape called the triakis tetrahedron, which looks like a tetrahedron with shallow pyramids built on each triangular face:\nTriakis tetrahedron. Image by Maxim Razin.\nThis solid has 12 obtuse isosceles triangles as faces. By fiddling around in Adobe Illustrator, I noticed that I could place a regular decagon in each of those faces, in such a way that the edges of the decagon lined up roughly with the edges of the triangle. In the diagram below, notice that the bottom edge is flush with the triangle, but the edges at the top don\u2019t quite line up. Still, it\u2019s pretty close.\nSo, imagine drawing these decagons on every face of the triakis tetrahedron, and then deleting the underlying tetrahedron. You\u2019d get 12 decagons that roughly fit together in a loose web. What\u2019s cool, though, is that the large empty spaces near the sharp corners of the original solid would each be surrounded by six decagons in a way that can just about accommodate the dodecagons. That\u2019s what I noticed by constructing a couple of lo-fi paper models:\nA triakis tetrahedron inscribed with decagons (left), and just the decagons (right).\nThere\u2019s actually another way to construct this same solid, via an existing near miss. Go back to the triakis tetrahedron, and slice off a bit from each of the four sharp corners. Those corners turn into regular hexagons. And if you slice at the right depth, the leftover bits look a bit like pentagons:\nJim McNeill has this solid catalogued as Number 22 in his list. My near miss can be seen as a simple modification of this one, in which you now do more slicing, this time at every vertex. The vertices are all threefold, giving you a bunch of new triangles; in the process, the pentagons and hexagons turn into decagons and dodecagons. In that light, perhaps we shouldn\u2019t regard my new solid as especially novel, but it was still fun to conjure out of the mathematical ether.\nI love the topic of near misses. It\u2019s great to discover these new oddball polyhedra. But more generally, the idea of near misses extends to other parts of mathematics. Consider, for example, the two approximate compass and straightedge constructions of regular pentagons discussed in an article by Raul A. Simon (attributed to everyone\u2019s favourite renaissance thinkers, Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht D\u00fcrer). Those constructions are similar to near-miss Johnson solids: the mathematical error in the construction is comparable to the error of paper, pen, compass, straightedge and hands, so that you might not notice that you were drawing a slightly irregular pentagon. Where else in mathematics or beyond it might we find near misses, once we adopt this mindset?\n13 Responses to \"A new near miss\"\nCorzi says:\nRamanujan\u2019s Constant is another near miss\nhttp://oeis.org/wiki/Ramanujan's_constant\nAbsolutely! A good place to browse other examples is Wikipedia\u2019s page on Mathematical Coincidences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_coincidence. My favourite is Bernard Mares\u2019s infinite cosine product integral: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/InfiniteCosineProductIntegral.html. That\u2019s the pure mathematical example I use in my talk on the subject of near misses.\nThis is very cool. A technical quibble with terms. You say the faces are dodecahedrons and decahedrons. Those should be -gone not -hedra since they are polygons not polyhedra.\n*-gons, not -gone.\nThanks for pointing that out! Happily, that error occurred only in the first paragraph\u2014I had gotten my gons and hedra straight in the rest of the text. Anyway, I\u2019ve corrected the terminology.\nReally neat model. Am I right in saying that the polygons were cut out individually then taped together?\nThat\u2019s right. Each piece is a separate regular polygon.\nCarnival of Mathematics 132 | The Math Less Traveled says:\n[\u2026] S. Kaplan at Isohedral writes about A new near miss. I\u2019ve long been fascinated by the idea of \u201cnear misses\u201d, specifically in the world of [\u2026]\nGlenn Westmore says:\nGood work! The ancient Greeks performed geometric constructions with only a simple compass and straightedge. See how to construct regular and semi-regular polyhedra, and have some fun with a number of geometric puzzles: http://www.glennwestmore.com.au/category/polygons-polyhedra/\nThanks, Glenn. I love compass and straightedge constructions, including the ones I mention above that live comfortably in the world of near misses. And they make for pretty interesting puzzles. If you haven\u2019t seen it, I highly recommend the article \u201cConstructions with Obstructions\u201d (Avital and Sowder, The Mathematics Teacher, Volume 70, Number 7). It\u2019s a fantastic sequence of puzzles that are novel twists on these ancient constructions.\nSachin Reddy says:\nThis polyhedron you have created is actually a truncation of a already existing near miss, the truncated, triakis tetrahedron, where the pentagons are slightly irregular.\nYes, I point that out near the bottom of the post.\nMeet a near-miss Johnson solid \u2013 The nth Root says:\n[\u2026] Unfortunately, there\u2019s a small problem with this polyhedron: it doesn\u2019t exist. \u2026 (Isohedral) [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "LACRIME DI SAN LORENZO - PERSEIDS 10 TO 13 AUGUST 2013\nby Gala Placidia on Fri Aug 09, 2013 6:36 pm\nGet yourselves some comfy lounge chairs, a glass (or two) of prosecco and get ready to watch one of nature's most spectacular celestial shows: The Perseids or \"Perseidi\". The show starts tomorrow night, 10th August, Saint Lawrence's festivity, hence the name, \"Lacrime di San Lorenzo\" or the saint's tears. As all great nature's shows, it is free and breathtaking, all courtesy of a comet that is slowly disintegrating. Here is some information from an Italian website, or Google \"Perseids\". Enjoy!\nRe: LACRIME DI SAN LORENZO - PERSEIDS 10 TO 13 AUGUST 2013\nYou may also like to sing this\nWe have watched these for many, many a year and you can see them long before the official dates (but not quite as many). However the clouds here in Abruzzo might have to go... Anyone out there for their first time - you need to be patient and certainly a proseco or 2 and a very comfortable chair helps.... Oh and don't forget the mozzie spray if they are about...\nYes, Steve, it is a yearly even which has been observed for more than 2000 years and it is supposed to keep on going until 4400 and something, but we will not be here to check if this is correct. At that time the comet will hit the Earth and God knows what may happen. Meanwhile, we can enjoy it as long as there is good visibility and the mozzies do not give us a hard time. You were right advising about the spray! Perseids\nby FBower on Sun Aug 11, 2013 8:06 am\nThe night of the 12th into the 13th August is supposed to be the best time this year, though I saw two last night (well before midnight). If you \" align your right shoulder to the pole star, with Scorpio on your left you should be facing the Mare Tirreneo\" and that is where most action is supposed to occur (local Lazio rag)\n\u00bb PNW: August 2013\n\u00bb August 2013 garden update from bnoles\n\u00bb August: What to plant in Northern California and Central Valley areas\n\u00bb Fly infestation...help please =)",
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        "raw_content": "The SF writer exploits the gap between scientific theory and practice to create a world, or at least circumstances, very different from our own reality and yet very believable because of the scientific \u0091logic' behind it all....\nPerhaps an even more convincing example would be Ballard and his fictional evolution from his earliest \"fantasmagorical\" short stories\u2014poetic, dream-like, alienating\u2014to , which (even more than or ) constitutes without doubt the contemporary model for this SF which is no longer SF. is our world, nothing is really \"invented\" therein, everything is hyper-functional: traffic and accidents, technology and death, sex and the camera eye. Everything is like a huge simulated and synchronous machine; an acceleration of our own models, of all the models which surround us, all mixed together and hyper-operationalized in the void. What distinguishes from almost all other SF, which still seem to revolve around the old (mechanical/mechanistic) duo of function vs. dysfunction, is that it projects into the future along the same lines of force and the same finalities as those of the \"normal\" universe. Fiction can go beyond reality (or inversely, which is more subtle), but according to the same rules of the game. But in , there is neither fiction nor reality\u2014a kind of hyperreality has abolished both. And therein lies the defining character, if there is one, of our contemporary SF. The same may be said, for example, of or of certain passages in .\nLeGuin's The Lathe of Heaven and Science Fiction and the Future\nThe most modern science-fiction dystopian novel on this list, Cloud Atlas is a clever and intricately woven tale of six interconnected stories set over the remote South Pacific in the 19th century to the ends of the post-apocalyptic future, with each story read or observed by the main character in the next story. At the end of the sixth story, each story is resolved in reverse chronological order, the novel ending where it began with Adam Ewing in the 19th century South Pacific.\nNormally we think of science as one kind of human investigation and literature as another, and that the two do not have anything in common, yet in science fiction we have the bringing together of the these two disciplines, either from the perspective of the literary imagination or that of the scientific mind, Fred Hoyle and Michael Crichton, for example.\nFree science fiction Essays and Papers - 123helpme\nThis book has everything: it's science-fiction, it's dystopian, it's horror, it's post-apocalyptic, and it's a vampire novel. Seriously, what doesn't this book have? No girls in bikinis, or car chases with shoot outs (or does it?), but who needs those things with a novel like I Am Legend? If you're one of those vampire wannabe/sympathizers, you will love the twists in this plot.\nBrave New World also enjoys the honor of being one of the most banned books for \"negative activities\", which we can only assume means all of the fun things in the book. And on this note, it leaves us with the moral that if you take away all of the unpleasantness from life, how can you know what is pleasurable and enjoy it?This novel has something to appeal to everyone: science fiction fans, dystopia/utopia fans, car enthusiasts, drug addicts, polygamists, polyamorous people, and Shakespeare snobs.\nFree science fiction papers, essays, and research papers.\nJules Verne essay sample and his science fiction\nWith the help of 3-D camera systems, projectors, sound effects, and shutter glasses, film makers have been able to improve science fiction movies, captivating audiences of all ages.\nExample essay on Science Fiction Literature\nMy definition will not be exact, because so many people have a different idea of what counts as sci-fi and, not only that, but we may have found yet another venue for science fiction by the time this paper is complete....\nStory Categories & Topics - Daily Science Fiction\nWells is well-known as \u201ca man ahead of his time,\u201d being recognized for writing novels about advanced scientific concepts that had never crossed the minds of other people who lived during his lifetime.\nThe New York Review of Science Fiction: Essay\nDo Androids Dream of Electric Sheep ranks number 4 on this list because of the insane popularity this novel and its film adaptation, Blade Runner, enjoyed. It sits at 51 on the Locus Poll Award for All-Time Best Science Fiction Novel before 1990. I blame this book entirely for my childhood belief that when I was an adult, I'd be driving a hover car. Come 2013, and I'm not exactly filled with confidence that in less than a decade, society will: a) have advanced technologically enough to develop a hover car; and b) advanced socially enough to figure out how to drive upwards and downwards, when they can barely even figure out how to drive straight on a road. The world Phillip K Dick creates in this novel spans sci-fi, dystopias, and post-apocalyptic society.\nRead free Science fiction Essays on Booksie.\nHowever, there are times when either a science fiction work parallels closely to the future of our world and therefore becomes a possibility or life pursues a science fiction-like ideal making the quest heroic in itself....\nEssay Example - Science Fiction throughout History | \u2026\nWhy is it so popular? 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        "raw_content": "HIV/AIDS And Stigma | Essay - UK Essays | UKEssays\nInvestigator Qualifications: How does the investigator plan to leverage his/her qualifications and experience to address challenging issues in HIV/AIDS research on drug abuse? Provide evidence to support your claim of innovativeness and creativity in your research. You may describe past studies in which you used your talents to overcome obstacles and solve problems in order to address important and novel research questions. For example, which personal qualities and experiences demonstrate your inclination to challenge paradigms and take intellectual risks, develop unique collaborations, integrate diverse sources of information, or develop novel approaches when new challenges or opportunities arise?\nHistorically, certain epidemics have done great damage to social institutions: the Black Death in a 3-year sweep through Europe wiped out enough laborers to cause a major restructuring of the economy of the continent. The HIV/AIDS epidemic, although often compared to the Black Death, has not affected U.S. social institutions to any such extent. Although it had by the end of 1991 infected perhaps 1 million people, brought devastating sickness to 206,392, and death to 133,233, it had not significantly altered the structures or directions of the social institutions that we studied. Many of the responses have been ad hoc and may be reversed when pressures subside. Others may be more lasting, but only because they reinforced or accelerated changes already latent or budding within the institutions.\nComprehensive Essay on HIV / AIDS - Publish Your Articles\nThe complexity of the disease remains another major challenge for the provision of services. HIV disease attacks virtually every organ system of the body. The diverse and uncoordinated nature of the U.S. health system\u2014reinforced by the reimbursement practices of the multiple plans that pay for care\u2014has been often criticized for its failure to provide comprehensive, coordinated primary care and for too great a reliance on specialists and subspecialists. And it is just such comprehensive, primary care that is necessary to cope with a disease that is chronic and disabling and not limited to any one organ system. The urgent need for coordinated community-based care for AIDS patients has pushed the development of improved case management approaches.\ngrowing, however, that the burden of the epidemic may further dissuade young physicians from entering specialties such as internal medicine or from practicing in a geographic location where the burden of caring for patients with HIV disease is perceived to be high. The care of AIDS patients in terminal stages of the disease falls very heavily on hospital-based nurses. Like the practice of oncology nursing, it is an emotionally as well as professionally demanding experience. It is impossible to assess the extent to which the HIV/AIDS epidemic has exacerbated staffing problems in hospitals and other institutional settings that care for AIDS patients; however, a shortage of nurses has been identified as a major obstacle to improved care of AIDS patients.\nHIV in the Elderly Community Essay - 620 Words\nThe HIV/AIDS epidemic has sent more than 200,000 patients into that system over the last decade and may, in this decade, send up to 1 million more. A substantial proportion of these patients are drawn from the pool of the uninsured or patients who rapidly exhaust their insurance benefits due to job loss or benefit restrictions. The people who became HIV/AIDS patients challenged the provider community on a number of fronts: they were generally young and previously healthy people who engaged in life styles that affronted many in the provider community. Before the modes of transmission were well understood, many health care personnel feared contact with AIDS patients, and both hospitals and private physicians struggled with unfamiliar problems of how to provide sensitive and responsive care while preserving the privacy of AIDS patients and protecting staff and other patients from infection. These problems have been complicated by the fact that many AIDS patients cannot pay for care, and thus the subset of the health care delivery system that provides care to indigent patients has absorbed the brunt of the epidemic. In the handful of cities that are the focus of the epidemic, there is a serious strain on the provider community, particularly public and voluntary teaching hospitals; in other cities, the capacity of hospitals to absorb AIDS inpatients is not as pressing a concern as are the stigma and inadequate reimbursement associated with AIDS care.\nFor this particular announcement, note the following: The Avant-Garde Award Program for HIV/AIDS Research (DP1) applications are meant to support individual scientists of exceptional creativity who propose pioneering -- and possibly transforming -- approaches that, if successful, will have a major impact on a broad area of biomedical or behavioral research. Avant-Garde Award applications do not require preliminary data, scientific aims, or a detailed research plan. Accordingly, reviewers, in both review phases,will emphasize the following:\nAIDS essay, term papers, research paper\nEssay, Research Paper: AIDS And HIV - Research Paper \u2026\nA constant theme of this report and of the AIDS literature is the stigma, discrimination, and inequalities of the AIDS epidemic. At its outset, HIV disease settled among socially disvalued groups, and as the epidemic has progressed, AIDS has increasingly been an affliction of people who have little economic, political, and social power. In this sense, AIDS is an undemocratic affliction. In \"democratic epidemics\" (Arras, 1988), communicable illnesses cut across class, racial, and ethnic lines and threatens the community at large. In traditional societies with limited medical knowledge and technology, epidemics fall on most, if not all, of the people. In the modern world, particularly in industrial societies, inequalities in morbidity and mortality are often more social than biological phenomena. With HIV/AIDS, the concentration of the epidemic from its beginnings was among those who were, for a variety of reasons, members of marginalized social groups. In this case, the biology of viral transmission matched existing social inequalities and resulted in an unequal concentration of HIV/AIDS in certain regions and among certain populations (see Grmek, 1990). This pattern has created tension between the social and geographical localization of the epidemic and the need to mobilize resources to deal with the epidemic from among individuals, groups, and institutions that are removed from the social groups that are at the epicenter of the epidemic. As the epidemic becomes endemic in already deprived and segregated populations, this tension will be intensified.\nEpidemiology HIV Essay Examples - Sample Essays \u2013 \u2026\nHIV and AIDS Essays - Free Essays, Term Papers, \u2026\nSecond, even in institutions with very defined purposes and strong constraints\u2014institutions as different as religious groups and correctional agencies\u2014the response to the epidemic has reflected awareness of the scientific realities, as well as the social implications, of HIV/AIDS. Traditionally based doctrinal constraints in the case of religious groups and the stringent requirements of civil punishment in the case of correctional agencies are powerful forces that could and did dictate rigid and narrow response. Yet, powerful as those forces were, they did not negate more reflective responses that contributed to containment of the epidemic and respected the rights of individuals. We are concerned, however, that as the epidemic strikes with greater force in socially and economically deprived communities, the directions toward more communal involvement and respect for civil and personal liberties might be constricted and diverted.\nAdolescent Addiction and STD/HIV essay | Expert Essay \u2026\nDoes the project address an important problem or a critical barrier to progress in the field? If the aims of the project are achieved, how will scientific knowledge, technical capability, and/or clinical practice be improved? How will successful completion of the aims change the concepts, methods, technologies, treatments, services, or preventative interventions that drive this field? Given that the overarching goal of the Avant-Garde Award Program for HIV/AIDS Research is to support cutting edge and possibly transformative research that addresses important challenges in HIV/AIDS that are relevant to drug abuse, does the application address a crucial biomedical or behavioral issue in a way that has the potential to major contribution to the HIV/AIDS field? What is the likelihood that the proposed work will open new avenues of research and/or lead to new HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment interventions that may benefit substance users?\nhow do i conclude a HIV essay? | Yahoo Answers\nIt is the panel's opinion that the limited responsiveness of institutions can in part be explained because the absolute numbers of the epidemic, relative to the U.S. population, are not overwhelming, and because U.S. social institutions are strong, complex, and resilient. However, we believe that another major reason for this limited response is the concentration of the epidemic in socially marginalized groups. The convergence of evidence shows that the HIV/AIDS epidemic is settling into spatially and socially isolated groups and possibly becoming endemic within them. Many observers have recently commented that, instead of spreading out to the broad American population, as was once feared, HIV is concentrating in pools of persons who are also caught in the \"synergism of plagues\" (see Wallace, 1988): poverty, poor health and lack of health care, inadequate education, joblessness, hopelessness, and social disintegration converge to ravage personal and social life. These coexisting conditions foster and aggravate HIV infection and AIDS. Our study of New York City (see ) illustrates this dramatically for one epicenter of the epidemic. 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        "raw_content": "Lord of the Rings site in Erewhon\nMt Sunday - site of Edoras in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy. Photo \u00a9 Ivan McLellan Hon FNZPPA\nErewhon, or Over the Range is a novel by Samuel Butler, published in 1872. The title is the name of a country, but it is clear that it is a fictional country. Butler meant the title to be read as the word Nowhere backwards, even though the letters \"h\" and \"w\" are transposed.\nThe first few chapters dealing with the discovery of Erewhon, are in fact based on Butler's own experiences in New Zealand where, he worked as a sheep farmer (1860-1864) and explored parts of the interior of the South Island. (One of the country's largest sheep farms, located near where Butler lived, is named \"Erewhon\" in his honour. It is in the Rangitata River Gorge, near Mt Somers, inland from Ashburton",
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        "raw_content": "8 Jun, 2017 by Jake\nThis will be my last year teaching at the Pacific School of Innovation and Inquiry. It has been quite the ride. I have learned so much. I have consciously tried to improve 1% everyday. That compounds to 3800% per year. So, I am now 15, 200% better from when I began four years ago.\nI believe in doing the hard things in school. Not handing out worksheets. No. Creating things from scratch. Getting kids to work in a team and truly collaborate. These are much harder things, and in my opinion, more valuable.\nAs much as possible, I have tried to be a producer to the high school kids I work with. It is such a challenge. Most students have had no practice working in teams to create something from nothing and consequently, suck at it. Sometimes a team of kids comes together that has a good leader and positive interpersonal chemistry. It is a pleasure to be a producer in this environment. This year, I had such a team to create a short film.\nIt was still difficult. There were still frustrations, doubt, and obstacles. But they pushed through. The leader wrote an original screen play, gathered a crew, and simultaneously directed and acted in it. He kept the team of five working together. As producer, I was there to enforce work, times, schedules, and deadlines. This is the hard work: Going through five months of effort to make something from nothing where everyone had to come together to make it happen in every stage of the production process.\nLearn by doing. Makers are gonna make. Highly functional teams are rare and will always beat teams who are not working together even though they may be better funded or have greater market and technological advantages. It requires practice. This practice typically does not happen inside of high school. But this is exactly the kind of experience that every organization needs on Earth.\nHere is what a great team of kids can produce (We took bronze at the International Hollywood Film Festival):\nI absolutely love making new work. I find the process exhilarating.\nI also had the good fortune to have worked with expert improviser and actor, Dave Morris. We got a $10,000 grant to teach theater skills and construct a show. Building shows makes me happy. At times, it can be frustrating and exasperating, but in the end, so rich and rewarding.\nThe show, titled: \u201cPandora\u201d, was all original (minus a couple of cover songs). The kids wrote it from scratch. It was hilarious, pithy, and touching. There are some scenes that made me bust out laughing ever single time I saw them.\nI will state it again: I believe that collaboration is the most important thing to learn in high school. Building an end product that must be shipped is such a valuable learning experience for teenagers. There is a good amount of pressure to perform. Some step down, while others step up. Most step up. I find it very fulfilling to see a student go beyond their comfort zone and push themselves to internally grow\u200a\u2014\u200aespecially when this contributes to an end result that is greater than any of them could have done by themselves. To see kids come together, help each other, learn, and develop art that moves minds and stirs emotions, well, how can that not be enjoyable?\nHere is a little documentary on the making of \u201cPandora\u201d that one of my talented student\u2019s made:\nI have also been fortunate to have a student who is a dedicated national paddling champion; his club is only a 15 minute walk from the school. Every Thursday morning, I got to take a group of kids paddling outrigger canoes on the Gorge in Victoria, BC. If you have never been to Victoria, I have to tell you, it is the most beautiful city on Earth. The air is delicious\u2026we are living in a rain forest.\nIntense learning experiences are my favorite; pushing into an area where all senses are heightened, learning by doing.\nI was able to provide those opportunities. For example, paddling out into a Strait can be a little treacherous; there are a host of factors to deal with, like wind and waves. It is possible to flip and they have to know what to do\u200a\u2014\u200aespecially in a 6 person canoe that weighs 600 pounds\u200a\u2014\u200a900 pounds when it gets flipped over and filled with water.\nSo, we practiced a huli (flip the boat and get back in). It was an intense learning experience for the kids:\n\u201cWe lean right, away from alma, and boom, in a flash, we are all in cold ocean water. In seconds, everyone\u2019s adrenaline is racing. Michael, one of our coaches, immediately barks orders. Count off\u20261\u20262\u20263\u20264\u20265\u20266\u2026One kid starts panicking. I honestly thought that we were going to have to swim him back to the docks. We finally calmed him down and after a few attempts, flipped the boat back over. One person in at a time, start bailing! 20 scoops = 1 more person in the boat. I am the last one in and my teeth are chattering.\u201d\nThe body and brain go into survival mode. It is good to see. Again, I want to push students comfort zones to work as a team in an intense situation because it feels so great when done; there is a strong sense of accomplishment.\nAs an entrepreneur, I love working with talented engineers. Because my mind does not work in that way, I absolutely love what they can do. Here is a sign that a student engineer and I built (it is the school logo designed by another student):\nI believe that students should be making things. Making a product is a valuable life experience. This sign is actually the culmination of two years of work. It started off as a massive light installation that we pitched to VIATEC. It then got turned into something for the airport. I had everyone lined up to help \u2013 an engineer who built his own LED product, Limbic Media, Ladies Learning Code, and VIATEC to construct it. For me, it is so much fun to do as a teacher/entrepreneur. Alas, it didn\u2019t come together, so it then turned into a project to build this crazy light pyramid made out of angle iron. I can\u2019t even remember how many LEDs a side there were. It required too much power. We did get it working \u2013 kind of. There were just too many soldering connections and things went wrong. It has now arrived as this sign. I am thrilled at the product we salvaged from the process.\nThe lessons that I have learned and the experience that I have gained operating in this unique education environment has led me to write a book (see the next post for my opening pages). I am aiming for it to be finished by April next year and I will expand on many of the lessons that I have learned these last four years. 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        "raw_content": "Contra Factum\nSinging new words to old tunes\nSt. Bene\u2019t\u2019s Church, Cambridge\nThe 21st chapter of the Gospel of John feels tacked on. In chapter twenty, the resurrected Jesus appears twice to his disciples, appearing in their midst despite the locked door. He breathes the Holy Spirit on them. He brings doubting Thomas back. He turns their fear, weakness, and doubt into joy, boldness, and faith. And then the writer seems to bring it to a close, \u2018But these are written so that you may come to believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that through believing you may have life in his name\u2019 (20:31). One might expect to be able to put the book down at this point. What a neat resolution! But, no. Just like the risen Jesus keeps turning up where he\u2019s not expected, the story continues.\n\u2018After these things Jesus showed himself again to the disciples by the Sea of Tiberias\u2019 (21:1). From John\u2019s account, they spent at least two Sundays in Jerusalem, but now they are much farther north, by the Sea of Galilee. Since Jesus resolved Thomas\u2019 doubts, they might have spent the whole week walking down from Jerusalem. The topic of conversation shifted on their journey from the mundane to the miraculous, but Peter, despite the joy and wonder of two Sundays of Easter surprises, has a shadow over his face. A charcoal fire, rekindled each morning by the cock\u2019s crow, still burns in his memory.\nTheir long journey done, still troubled, the night fast approaching, Peter looks out over the Sea upon which he had made his livelihood before Jesus came. \u2018I am going fishing,\u2019 he says matter of factly (21:3). The six others with him rise to the challenge: \u2018We will go with you,\u2019 they reply (21:3).\nAnd all night they labour. They cast the nets. Nothing. They laugh about it at first, but then silence falls on the boat. As the hours toil on, they continue trying, again and again. Casting, retrieving. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. They strip nearly naked because of the heat and the work, but nothing they do helps. As the sun rises in the East, the cock\u2019s crow can be heard across the hundred yards of water between them and the shore. The charcoal fire of regret rekindled in his breast, Peter pauses a moment \u2026 but then labours on.\n\u2018I wish I hadn\u2019t worked so hard.\u2019 \u2018I wish I\u2019d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me.\u2019 \u2018I wish I\u2019d had the courage to express my feelings.\u2019 \u2018I wish I had stayed in touch with friends.\u2019 \u2018I wish I had let myself be happier.\u2019 Palliative care nurse Bonnie Ware compiled these \u2018top five regrets of the dying.\u2019 At the end of life, with the clarity that comes from hindsight, more than anything these are the regrets she heard from people in her care.\nFrom Peter\u2019s experience, we might modify one of these. Not, \u2018I wish I\u2019d had the courage to express my feelings,\u2019 but, \u2018I wish I\u2019d had the courage to tell the truth.\u2019 And isn\u2019t this a regret that we all carry around with us? Peter denied Jesus three times because he was afraid of losing his life. We deny Jesus as well, but for different reasons.\nWe live in a world of compromise. Too often, we slide into habits of neglect and denial. We neglect our duties to God and to one another. We deny with our lips and our lives that Christ has made us his own in Baptism and the breaking of bread. As a result, we learn to lie, to dissemble, to do what it takes just to \u2018fit.\u2019 But, when we come to the end of our lives, will we regret not having the courage to tell the truth about ourselves? Will we regret the relationships we have lost as a result?\nAs we watch Peter struggle with the regret burning in his chest, we too are reminded for the need to seek and know God\u2019s forgiveness. John\u2019s Gospel seems like it could have ended in the room with Jesus\u2019 two appearances, but it can\u2019t end until this one relationship is resolved, until Peter has the opportunity to tell the truth. Until then, he, and we, will continue in our troubled labour, catching nothing, because we don\u2019t yet understand what the whole thing means.\nPeter spent the whole night catching nothing, but Jesus catches Peter on the first throw.\nDaybreak, and a man on the beach. He asks if they have had any luck in the night, then he tells them to cast the net on the other side. As they pull the net in, the little boat tips to one side. Fish fill the net, and they cannot haul it in. The disciple Jesus loved leans over to Peter and says, \u2018It is the Lord\u2019 (21:7)! Before anyone dealing with the nets can realize it, Peter is dressed and overboard, swimming towards the shore.\nWhen the others reach the shore, there is a charcoal fire, cooking fish. Bread lies beside, and Jesus invites them to share their catch. Peter helps pull the net up. 153 fish. Not one tear in the net. \u2018Come and have breakfast,\u2019 Jesus says. Peter eats, but the firepit reminds him of the other firepit. The courtyard. Three denials. Jesus\u2019 look of betrayal.\nAfter breakfast, Jesus calls Peter aside, and he asks him three times, once for each denial, \u2018Do you love me?\u2019 Each time, Peter replies that he does. Each question fuels the fire in Peter\u2019s chest, until the third time when the pain becomes unbearable. Hurt, he replies, \u2018Lord, you know everything; you know that I love you.\u2019\n\u2018Feed my sheep,\u2019 Jesus responds. \u2018Very truly, I tell you, when you were younger, you used to fasten your own belt and to go wherever you wished. But when you grow old, you will stretch out your hands, and someone else will fasten a belt around you and take you where you do not wish to go\u2019 (21:18). Then, Jesus says those two words again, the two words he used to start their relationship, and the two words that will restart it: \u2018Follow me.\u2019 Peter may have fished all night, but Jesus, the fisher of men, catches Peter, and brings him home.\nEvery week, we turn up on the doorstep of this church, and the same thing happens. We get the opportunity to sit, to listen, to worship, and to reflect. Some of us will be here this morning with the feeling that we have been casting our nets all week and catching nothing. But, when we get out of bed, get dressed, and swim the 100 yards to these doors, we always find the charcoal fire. We always find Jesus waiting and asking, \u2018Do you love me?\u2019\nJesus asks this question in the context of the love he has already shown for us. The Jesus who asks about our love is the Jesus who having loved his disciples, loved them to the end. He is the one who washes our feet. He is the one who draws us up out of the waters of Baptism. He is the one who feeds us with the meat of his Body and drink of his Blood. Every week, we pull up on this shore, and Jesus greets us. \u2018Are you hungry? Eat.\u2019\nAnd there are some days, not just Sundays, when Jesus pulls us aside. He points at the fire of regret burning in our chest and asks us to tell the truth. \u2018Do you love me?\u2019 he asks, and he keeps asking until we have heard the question and until we have really answered it. \u2018Do you love me?\u2019 \u2018Do you love me?\u2019\n\u2018Feed my sheep.\u2019 We may have spent the last week denying Jesus\u2019 love for us and our love for him. We may have stood around the firepit, or the water-cooler, and denied him. But, Jesus\u2019 love for us overwhelms those regrets, and he asks us to treat this week differently. \u2018Feed my sheep,\u2019 he says. Take the time to live like Jesus\u2019 love for you is true. Take the time to serve your colleagues, your neighbours, the people you meet on the street. With your words and with your life, tell the truth about yourself: Jesus caught you, has caught us. And with the 153 other mismatched fish in this one big net, we are being drawn into a life of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, and self-control. Sealed by the Holy Spirit in Baptism, we are marked as Christ\u2019s own for ever. At the end of our lives, may we be the people who can say, without regret, \u2018I have loved Jesus, and I had the courage to tell the truth.\u2019\nI: \"On the Sea of Galilee, Tiberias, 1891\"\nII: \"Wheelchair,\" by Craig Toron\nIII: Christ Appears on the Shore of Lake Tiberias, by James Tissot.\nIV: \"Diocese 1,\" by Ben Earwicker (Garrison Photography, Boise, ID; www.garrisonphoto.org)\nPosted by Jason Ingalls at 11:47 AM 0 comments\nSERMON: God builds a kingdom that cannot be shaken\nHebrews 12.18-end\nAll Saint's, Cottenham\nIt was AD 79, and the sky was burning. Stones and ash flew into the air. They soared over 20 miles straight up. Every second, 1.5 million more tons of \u2018molten rock and pulverized pumice\u2019 were added, and the fall-out over the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum was devastating. Mount Vesuvius exploded, \u2018releasing a hundred thousand times the thermal energy\u2019 of Hiroshima. Over 16,000 people died. It was so devastating that only two extant letters recount the explosion. Despite the horror of 79, and despite the fact that Vesuvius is the \u2018only volcano on the European mainland to have erupted within the last hundred years,\u2019 over 3 million people still live nearby. \u2018It is the most densely populated volcanic region in the world.\u2019 (heavily borrowed from Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Vesuvius, 2013-08-19).\nThousands of years earlier, the people of Israel trembled before another mountain. The author to the Hebrews describes it vividly: blazing fire, darkness, gloom, tempest, the sound of a trumpet, a voice that came from the mountain causing everyone\u2019s knees to buckle, which caused them to beg it to be silent. The mountain was Sinai. It was the mountain that Moses climbed to receive the Law. He entered into God\u2019s presence, out of the sight of the people, and stayed there for 40 days and 40 nights, being instructed, being given the Law on tablets of stone.\nAnd the sight was terrifying. The people had no leader. The mountain looked like it would erupt at any moment, and Moses had commanded that no one should touch the mountain. For, it was holy, set apart. To refuse this command would be to refuse the God who gave it through Moses. The people were receiving the Law from God, a great gift. But they were receiving it from God, their judge. The earth shook with his judgment. \u2018Indeed,\u2019 the author to the Hebrews writes, \u2018so terrifying was the sight that Moses said, \u201cI tremble with fear\u201d\u2019 (12.21). For those at the foot of the mountain, nothing was stable. Nothing was sound. All they could see was the sky alight with fire. They were afraid.\nFear is a valuable human emotion. Now, most of us don\u2019t like to be afraid, but fear does protect us from things that might hurt us. In fact, it\u2019s the potential for harm that triggers fear in the first place. I personally have a hard time with edges. I can nudge myself near them slowly, but it takes a lot of willpower. The sensation makes me want to freeze in place, or take several steps back from the edge.\nFear is valuable. It protects us from things that might hurt us. And if fear is generally valuable then when the Bible talks about the fear of God, what does that mean? In short, to fear God means to treat God with the respect that God deserves. Right now, off the coast of Cape Cod in the United States, there is an infestation of great white sharks. They are there to feed on the exploding seal population. The locals have learned to treat the sharks with respect, to keep their distance, to know their limits, and to not go out dressed like seals. To fear the shark is to respect it.\nAgainst the God who made Mt Sinai smoke, we are like ants. So small compared to someone so big. If God were against us, he could crush us at any moment. When we think about God, it is right to be afraid. Our God is a fearsome God, one who must be treated with respect.\nTo the people huddled in fear at the base of Mt Sinai, the author to the Hebrews writes, \u2018You have not come to something that can be touched, a blazing fire, and darkness, and gloom, and a tempest \u2026 but you have come to Mount Zion and to the city of the living God\u2019 (12.18, 22a). \u2018Therefore, since we are receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, let us give thanks\u2026\u2019 (12.28). God builds a kingdom that cannot be shaken.\nAnd what a different picture this kingdom is to Mount Sinai. Those at Sinai stood under God\u2019s judgment, but those who come to Mount Zion see something different. As Hebrews says, they come to \u2018the heavenly Jerusalem, and to innumerable angels in festal gathering, and to the assembly of the firstborn who are enrolled in heaven\u2019 (12.22-23). There is no anxiety here. There is joy and celebration and homecoming.\nWhy do they see these things? Because, Hebrews says, they also come \u2018to God the judge of all, and to the spirits of the righteous made perfect, and to Jesus, the mediator of a new covenant, and to the sprinkled blood that speaks a better word than the blood of Abel\u2019 (12.23-24). Those who gather at Mount Zion gather because God did judge the world. He did make it shake with terror that Good Friday as Jesus hung upon the cross. And Jesus\u2019 blood, which speaks a better word than Abel\u2019s, speaks for us. It is part of God\u2019s new covenant with the world, a new covenant which will see the \u2018spirits of the righteous made perfect\u2019 (12.23).\nLooking back at the author to the Hebrews\u2019 language in this passage, what strikes me is the joyful description of those who gather at Mount Zion. I\u2019m tempted to see it as a description of heaven, a description of the life to come. It is, in a way. Those are all things we believe we will see at the Resurrection of the Dead. But, wait. The author says, \u2018But you have come to Mount Zion and to the city of the living God\u2019 (12.22). This is past tense. This is something available to people now.\nThis passage presents us with a choice. We start out at the base of Mount Sinai, trembling in fear. That fear might be the rightful fear of a just God. It might also be all kinds of other fears that plague us. But, the Scripture invites us on a journey. It says we don\u2019t have to live outside the mountain of God\u2019s judgement. We don\u2019t have to live in constant dread of an explosion that would pour down fire and brimstone on us. We can come to the mountain of God\u2019s love, where innumerable angels dance with joy. And the mountain of God\u2019s love is the mountain upon which three crosses stand. It is the mountain out of which Jesus exploded that first Easter Sunday. It is the mountain at which we gather with joy each Sunday to climb together.\nIt is no mistake that every Sunday we join the angels and archangels and all the company of heaven in proclaiming, \u2018Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of hosts.\u2019 This is our calling. This is our duty and our joy. Our God is a consuming fire, burning away all that keeps us from being the people he wants us to be. As we climb the mountain together, we are part of the spirits of the righteous being made perfect.\nThe Scripture gives us a choice. Will we climb Mount Zion, or will we continue in fear at the base of Mount Sinai? It is up to you. Heed the voice that calls from heaven, and give your life to Jesus Christ in faith. The party the angels are throwing is always a \u2018welcome home\u2019 party. Brothers and sisters, welcome home.\nRepost: The Adventures of the Post-Relevant Church\nLabels: Evangelism, Pastoral Theology\nI was looking back through the archives and ran across this piece from April 2011. It was written when I was working for a small parish in Toronto, and I still think it is applicable. I'd love to hear your thoughts.\nMy wife, Dr. Monique, and I have great conversations. One day recently, as we discussed my recent Contra Factum post on collared evangelism, she said something that jumped out at me: \"Welcome to the adventures of the post-relevant church.\" Wow, what a phrase. It hit precisely the right note.\nSo, yes, welcome to the adventure.\nThe evangelicalism that I grew up in was concerned with 'relevance.' We had to make the Gospel relevant to our culture in order to fulfill the great commission. In college, this concern metamorphosed into a preoccupation with 'context.' The context determines everything, we thought, and it even gives us the incentive to frame the Gospel story in completely different ways, even in ways that our fathers and mothers in faith might be unable to recognize. See, for example, the growth of the megachurch movement, or the absence of the cross from many seeker-sensitive churches, or the equation of worship with emotional experience.\nWhat I realized going to seminary is that evangelicals share the concern with relevance with their sworn enemies: the liberals. They both agree that the Gospel has to be translated into a new key in order to be relevant to the world. They only differ on the amount of 'translation' they are comfortable with.\nThe problem is that neither camp has done relevance well. When you step back from both the evangelical and liberal attempts to contextualize the Gospel and really look at them, you can see how severely dated they always already are. We in the churches are always find ourselves about 15-30 years behind the curve. That curve is being established in the classrooms of Ivy League universities and the halls of power, not in the Christian popular press.\nThe crux of the issue is that 'context' and 'culture' are moving targets. By the time that we can publish the book on being relevant to the culture, it has already moved on. As soon as we think we've become relevant, we find ourselves irrelevant again because that to which we calibrated ourselves has already changed.\nSo what are we left with? An adventure: the adventure of the post-relevant church. We have to stop allowing our churches to act like self-obsessed teenagers; instead, we need to embrace the fact that context just happens. It happens every moment of every day, and it is only in the faithful response to the context in which we actually find ourselves (not in the context imagined for us by the think-tank in Michigan) that the real adventure happens.\nWe can't catch up with the culture. All we can really do, as Andy Crouch says, is be culture-makers ourselves. Our work is to create a context, to create a space in which God may be found, and to invite others into it in order that they might become relevant to it and therefore relevant to God. (This is the meaning of Baptism, is it not?) In other words, we can only be relevant by being a little strange, by keeping our own council, and by showing hospitality to people who find that the Gospel we proclaim is the scent of life and not the stench of death.\nWhat does the post-relevant church look like? I don't know yet. I think it will probably look different everywhere that faithful men and woman struggle to fashion themselves in the image and likeness of Christ. For me, I think this will mean wearing a collar, introducing myself to strangers, and inviting our parish's neighbours into the life of Christ's Church through Baptism. It will mean talking about sin and grace and encouraging active participation in the sacramental life. It will mean forgetting about myself for a while and just allowing the church where I find myself to be the church that it is ... and the church that it will become. In other words, this is un-self-conscious Christianity, unconcerned with 'relevance,' just concerned with being alive in Christ wherever he has put us.\nIn this adventure of the post-relevant church, I think we will find that relevance, like context, just happens.\nSERMON: Jesus Gives Simon a New Name\nAt: Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge\nI grew up watching Batman, specifically reruns of Adam West\u2019s 1970\u2019s camp-fest. It had red phones and bad puns and lots of running in place in front of projected backdrops. Delightful. But, in 1992, everything changed: Batman: The Animated Series began its three-year run. The Animated Series was dark. It was gritty. The stories where sometimes campy, sure - it\u2019s Batman after all - but, they had a depth to them that made them popular with people well outside their target demographic. Part of this was the voice talent of Kevin Conroy who voiced Batman and Bruce Wayne. Conroy brought something profound to the role. When asked what the key to the character was, he replied: Batman isn\u2019t the mask. He\u2019s the real person. Bruce Wayne is the mask that Batman hides behind. Whenever you caught a glimpse of the batsuit tucked beneath Bruce\u2019s business suit, peaking out was the real person, not the mask. When things got interesting or strange, Batman\u2019s true self emerged onto the stage, the hero in black.\nIn our Gospel lesson this evening, things have certainly gotten interesting and strange, but Simon has not emerged. Lots of things have been happening on the banks of the Jordan, but Simon just isn\u2019t there. John the Baptizer, full of fire and smoke, proclaims a baptism of repentance. A leather belt holds his camel-hair chasuble in place. It is rumoured that he eats locusts and wild honey. He calls out Herod Antipas for marrying his brother\u2019s wife. He makes enemies and baptizes the multitudes. His preaching seems to draw the whole of Judea to the Jordan River, but Simon isn\u2019t there.\nOn top of that, the world is changing. John the Baptizer sees the carpenter Jesus walking to him and proclaims, \u2018Here is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world! \u2026 I myself did not know him; but I came baptizing with water for this reason, that he might be revealed to Israel.\u2019 Not only that, but John sees the Spirit descend on Jesus. He knows and proclaims that this Jesus is the one who will baptize not with water but with the Holy Spirit. He proclaims, \u2018And I myself have seen and have testified that this is the Son of God.\u2019 The world is changing. John proclaims Jesus the Messiah, the chosen one of God who will reconcile Israel and finally bring peace. It is the long-awaited hope. The world is changing, but Simon isn\u2019t there.\nEven Simon\u2019s friends and family are there. Two of John\u2019s disciples follow Jesus. He takes them to where he is staying, and they sit with him, chatting, talking, learning, their hearts growing heavy and light with the excitement of it all. It dawns on them as they talk, \u2018We have found the Messiah.\u2019 The River Jordan is brimming with people, the world is changing, and Simon\u2019s friends and family get to see it. But Simon isn\u2019t there.\nSix years ago, I attended a large, Christian student conference. It focused on mission, and this year in particular it showcased the International Justice Mission, a group who, according to their website, \u2018is a human rights agency that brings rescue to victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression.\u2019 They get lawyers to leave their well-paid jobs to go do something spectacular, even heroic, in the world.\nU2\u2019s lead singer Bono addressed the conference. He talked about how he used to pray that God would bless his work. He would pray and pray and pray, but things wouldn\u2019t happen. Then, he realized that he was doing it wrong. He needed to stop asking God to bless his work, and he needed to find the places that God was already blessing and go there.\nBut this is counter-cultural advice. We get told that the heroic thing is to find our passion, or to follow our hearts. We look deeply inside of ourselves to find meaning, to find hope. We pray that God will bless us, that God will do something to us, not realizing that we, like Simon, might just be in the wrong place. We might not be where the River Jordan is overflowing and the world is changing. We might just not be there.\nWe keep looking inside of ourselves hoping to find an answer. It\u2019s almost like we\u2019re looking through our buttons trying to find the bat-suit, something that might make us heroic, something inside that might validate our existence. But, all we find there is flesh. The real us is the mask. John the Baptizer is baptizing the multitudes in the wilderness, but we aren\u2019t there.\nOne of the two who followed Jesus is Andrew, Simon\u2019s brother. They heard John\u2019s cry \u2018Look, here is the Lamb of God!\u2019 and they start following Jesus. After a bit, Jesus catches on. He turns to them and asks, \u2018What are you looking for?\u2019 The sputter, \u2018Rabbi,\u2019 which means Teacher, \u2018where are you staying?\u2019\nJesus\u2019 reply isn\u2019t a treatise. It certainly isn\u2019t theological. It is elegantly simple: \u2018Come and see.\u2019\nThey join Jesus for the day and at about 4:00 in the afternoon, their hearts heavy and light at the same time, something dawns on Andrew. Simon, his brother, isn\u2019t there. How can he be missing this? He gets up and finds Simon. He tells him, out of breath, \u2018We have found the Messiah.\u2019 And instead of getting into an argument with Simon about it, he makes him come and see, just like Jesus did.\nAs Andrew and Simon approach the place Jesus is staying, the sun is setting. Jesus looks up and stares at Simon. There is something there in Jesus\u2019 face, a knowing. Without introduction, Jesus says to him, \u2018You are Simon son of John. You will be called Cephas.\u2019\nAndrew stifles a laugh. Cephas means \u2018rock,\u2019 and Simon is certainly not that. He has a tendency to prevaricate under pressure. Sometimes he even just lies. He wasn\u2019t there at the Jordan to see the world changing, and now Jesus names Simon something he is not. Jesus gives Simon a new name.\nWe keep looking inside ourselves to find the answer, but Jesus\u2019 tactic is slightly different. He gives us a new name, a name that names us something we are not yet.\nBut first there is an invitation. \u2018Come and see,\u2019 Jesus told Andrew and his companion. Stop looking inward to find yourself. You won\u2019t find a bat-suit there. You\u2019re not now a hero. \u2018Come and see\u2019 is an invitation to a journey. The journey makes us stop asking God to bless the work we\u2019re already doing, and it causes us to look ahead to the work that God will have us do, to get up off of our seats and follow Jesus into that place that God is already blessing, into that work which is bringing the Kingdom of God to earth.\nThere is something that is often not understood about the Christian life: our pursuit of self-actualisation is not a pursuit to uncover something already within us. It is a pursuit to uncover that which is put ahead of us. Simon, that prevaricating loser, was called \u2018the Rock\u2019 by Jesus. In the story, he goes on to be anything but a rock, culminating in those three treacherous denials on the night of Jesus\u2019 crucifixion. Jesus wasn\u2019t pointing to something that was true about Peter. He was pointing to something that would be true if Peter set out on this journey after Jesus, if he came and saw in response to Jesus\u2019 invitation.\nThere is something of the ontological about this in Christian thought. St. Paul says, \u2018You have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God\u2019 (Col 3:3). The self that you know now is the mask. It covers what you really are. But, what you really are is out ahead of you. You are on the way to meeting yourself. The Apostle continues, \u2018When Christ who is your life is revealed, then you also will be revealed with him in glory\u2019 (Col 3:4).\nThis understanding animates much of Christian moral teaching, especially the Christian understanding of virtue. We train ourselves now into the future life of the Kingdom of God, precisely because we are on the way to becoming who we really are. We can\u2019t rely on our feelings sometimes. We have to \u2018fake it until we make it.\u2019 But, the good news is this: Jesus gives us a new name. He points to us, knows us, and says, \u2018You are mine, and because you are mine, you are the Father\u2019s. Come and see what I have for you.\u2019\nIn our Old Testament lesson today, the boy Samuel is advised to say, \u2018Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.\u2019 What if we took that prayer for our own? What if we, in moments of quiet or moments of doubt, started repeating this short prayer? \u2018Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.\u2019 We would be putting ourselves in a position to hear Jesus\u2019 voice, to hear him calling us by a new name, to hear him saying, \u2018Come and see.\u2019 \u2018Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.\u2019\nAnd though we sometimes poke through our shirt to see if we can find the mark of a hero underneath, the Christian story says that there is a different path. As we follow Jesus on his way, the Way of the Cross, we find it none other than the way of life and peace. We can be heroes, but only if we follow the one who saves us and loves us, only if we give up looking within and look to Jesus, who is the author and perfecter of our faith. In so doing, we will become saints. In so doing, we will become like Christ, the hero we all long to be.\n**Image from Wikipedia, accessed 21 January, 2013.\nSermon: God will swallow up death forever\nAt: All Saint's Church, Rampton\nTexts: Is 65.6-9, John 11.32-44\nIn the ancient world, death hung like a malevolent spectre over everything.\nIn our reading from Isaiah, the prophet mentions death as \u201cthe shroud that is cast over all peoples, the sheet that is spread over all nations.\u201d At this time, life after death was considered to be something ethereal, ephemeral. Sheol was the name given to the place where the dead were, and it was a place of almost nothingness. You were conscious, but then again, you weren\u2019t. Death was the place from which you could do nothing more. So, we hear the Psalmist say in different places in different ways, \u201cLord, save me. I cannot praise you from the grave!\u201d Death was the silent shroud that blocked out the sun of life. All nations held its fear in common. Death was the common denominator.\nIn our reading from John\u2019s Gospel, it is not much different. By this time, a hope of resurrection had developed, and Mary avows her belief that Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life. But, still, we see the depth of the malady. Mary weeps. Jesus is \u201cgreatly disturbed in spirit and deeply moved.\u201d When Jesus comes to the tomb, he weeps, and John records again that he is \u201cgreatly disturbed.\u201d And the dead man is quite literally covered in a shroud, wrapped in cloth, bound, held tight. The shroud covers all people.\nAnd the shroud motivated and terrified people. For some, it motivated them to live their lives to the utmost, because they knew they would have nothing after death. For others, it simply terrified them, and they sought ways to dull the pain of the knowledge of death. \u201cThe shroud is cast over all peoples. The sheet is spread over all nations.\u201d\nWe live in a world where the shroud seems to be being pulled back. Advances in medical technology mean that the average lifespan has increased significantly. HIV/AIDS is on its way to being solved, and we are all pretty sure that the cure for cancer is just around the corner. Many of us can expect to live into our eighties or beyond. When Social Security was enacted in the United States, the minimum age for receiving benefits was after the average age of death. Now, we have so many people reaching retirement that the system is overwhelmed, almost sunk.\nBut the idea that the shroud is being pulled back is an illusion. The mortality rate is still 100%, even if we do squeeze a few more years out of life. Everyone is going to die. The shroud of death may seem to be being pulled back, but really, it is just being ignored. We have hidden it. We have become a culture where \u201clife\u201d is the goal and the idea of \u201cdying a good death\u201d is either poo-pooed or lost entirely.\nBut, what does that mean? It means that we live in a world where we care more about the present moment than we care about future generations. We do things that feel good now, not things that will leave a legacy or change the world. We start treating our body with contempt, subjecting it to the abuse of alcohol or drugs or anything else that helps us forget that even as much as we are told to live in the present that the present can sometimes be a really horrible place to live.\nAnd so we go on, content with the degradation of our bodies, content with death creeping up on us unawares. We go into that abyss without consideration, unprepared. The shroud of death still covers all nations, but we have learned to ignore it almost entirely.\nReturning to Isaiah, we see that the shroud of death is not meant to be ignored. It is meant to be destroyed. Isaiah writes, \u201cAnd he will destroy on this mountain the shroud that is cast over all peoples, the sheet that is spread over all nations; he will swallow up death forever\u201d (25:7-8). God will swallow up death forever.\nWhen God has done so, the life of the world to come will not be like Sheol, a place of darkness. It will be like a great banquet. Isaiah says there will be rich food and well-matured wines. The guest list includes people from every nation on earth. At the party, God will personally wipe the tears from all faces, especially the faces of his chosen people Israel, who have waited for him so long so that he might save them. Then the whole gathered throng will be glad and rejoice in God\u2019s salvation. God will swallow up death forever.\nAnd it is in Jesus that God has swallowed up death. We see the beginning of it in his ministry when he brings the dead back to life. \u201cTake away the stone,\u201d Jesus says to Lazarus\u2019 sister Martha. Even when the smell of decay reaches his nostrils, he does not relent. \u201cDid I not tell you that if you believed, you would see the glory of God?\u201d And the crowd does see, \u201cLazarus, come out!\u201d The dead man comes out, his hands and feet bound with strips of cloth, and his face wrapped in a cloth. \u201cUnbind him, and let him go.\u201d\nBut it is not until Jesus himself is taken down from the Cross and buried, laying under the shroud that is cast over all peoples, that God\u2019s victory over death is finally seen in its fullness. For, on the third day, the lifeless form receives life again. A sharp intake of breath, the removal, folding, and putting aside of the shroud, all these are the signs that in Jesus Christ, God has swallowed up death forever and that God is, through Jesus\u2019 ministry, preparing the table on the mountain, where the rich food will be together with the well-matured wines, to which we will all be called to sup.\nToday is the first Sunday after the twin celebrations of All Saints and All Souls. On All Saints, we remember those heroes of faith who have come before us. On All Souls, we remember all the faithful departed. It is a time the Church sets aside to remember those whose example we can follow and to remember those who are near to us who have passed beyond this life into the next. It gives us opportunity to think and pray and hope. And given that God will swallow up death forever on that mountain, it is a hope of resurrection, a hope of being raised on the last day to share the humanity with which Jesus ascended to his Father\u2019s right hand. This is a day of hope, a hope that brings joy.\nFor, although we live in a society that tries to hide the shroud of death, we can embrace it. We know that in Jesus Christ, God has swallowed up death. The shroud will be destroyed. We don\u2019t have to fear our deaths because we know that just as Jesus was raised on the third day, we will be raised on the last.\nAnd since we have that hope, we don\u2019t have to avoid talking or thinking about death. We can think about what it means to die well. We can meet death when it comes not as people without hope, not with fear and trembling, but in the sure and certain hope that Jesus Christ is the one in whom we have our life and being.\nAnd that means that now, in the present, we can live with joy. We can embrace the life of discipleship as the saints did. We can heed God\u2019s call to holiness. We can reach out our hands to our neighbours. We can put the work into this parish of All Saints, this place named for all those who have come before. In the great cloud of witnesses, they have not stopped cheering for you here in Rampton. They have not stopped applauding your faithfulness and encouraging you to keep running and to finish the race well. And it all comes back to God. Since God has swallowed up death forever, we can live our lives in the present, plan for the future, and trust that the God who raised Jesus from the dead will raise us with him in glory.\n**Photo by Bel\u00e9n Gal\u00e1n.\nPosted by Jason Ingalls at 4:30 PM 0 comments\nJesus Multiplies the Offering\nAt: St. Bene't's Church, Cambridge\nOn top of the mountain, the Twelve focus on Jesus as he sits and teaches, but the growing babble of the nearing multitude slowly crowds in. At first, the disciples put the sound out of their ears, not really realizing what they're hearing. Then, slowly, it creeps in, causing annoyance first, then frustration. They are trying to listen to Jesus teach, after all. So they double-down and focus all the harder.\nUntil, that is, Jesus just stops talking. He looks over the heads of his disciples at the rabble. Some are bearing stretchers. Some are crying. They have been following Jesus because, as John would later write, \"they saw the signs that he was doing for the sick.\" The crowd wanted a piece of what Jesus was offering.\nBut instead of performing the sign that the crowd expects, Jesus puts a question to his disciples, specifically to Philip, \"Where are we to buy bread for these people to eat?\" As Philip turns to see the gathering throng, counting, (what is that 5,000 people?) he misses the twinkle in Jesus' eye, the twinkle that says that Jesus already knows what he is going to do. Turning back, Philip plows ahead, a bit defensively perhaps, \"Six months' wages would not buy enough bread for each of them to get a little.\" The disciples pat their purses, remembering what it was like to have wages in them. Even if they had money, there would be no place to go to buy that amount of food. Did they have anything that they could set before Jesus?\nAndrew pipes up, \"There is a boy here who has five barley loaves and two fish.\" Seven little bits of food for 5,000? Andrew looks down at the boy\u2019s offering and finishes everyone\u2019s thought, \"But what are they among so many people?\"\n\"Where are we to buy bread for these people to eat?\" Jesus asks us. We have gathered here to sit at Jesus' feet. St. Bene\u2019t\u2019s is down in the ground, not on top of a mountain, but the effect is the same. We have gathered, and for nearly 1,000 years, the crowds have come. And the crowds that darken our door, and the crowds we can now see throughout our world, are afflicted by so much: civil war in Syria, sickness in Africa, massacre in America, poverty and isolation here in Cambridge. \"Where are we to buy bread for these people to eat?\"\nIt\u2019s here that many of our best instincts kick in. We reach for our purses but cannot find the six months wages it would take to help. We look at the scraps of gifting and talent we do have, and the networks we could ask for more help, but against the tide of evil that threatens to overtake our world, what are they among so many people?\nWe don't have Jesus sitting beside us in person. We haven\u2019t been there as he has healed the sick and made the lame to dance for joy. No, all it seems we have is ourselves. And, we can very readily begin to despair. We come to believe that this feeling of despair, this deep darkness within us, is itself the problem, so we seek to medicate it. And the world around us is happy to help us self-medicate just enough to forget the injustices and cruelties that thrive around us.\nG. K. Chesteron wrote of someone representing this eager world: \"'Drink,' he says, 'for you know not whence you come nor why. Drink, for you know not when you go nor where. Drink, because the stars are cruel and the world as idle as a humming-top. Drink, because there is nothing worth trusting, nothing worth fighting for. Drink, because all things are lapsed in a base equality and an evil peace'.\" What are our meagre offerings among so many people?\nTo the look of despair in his disciples' faces, Jesus says, \"Make the people sit down.\" Taking the boy's meagre offering, Jesus holds it and gives his Father thanks and then breaks it, distributing it to the people who were seated on the great expanse of grass at the base of the hill. He then takes the fish and does the same thing, and the crowd eats until they are satisfied. \"Gather up the fragments left over,\" Jesus says to his disciples, \"so that nothing may be lost.\" So the disciples go to work in silence. When they are done, they have twelve baskets full of bread, one basket for every tribe of Israel, one basket for each of them. It is a Sign, as John calls them, not an ordinary miracle. This Sign says something about Jesus himself.\nAnd the crowd understands this. Once everyone has eaten their fill, the whispers begin. Didn't Moses feed the people bread from heaven? Didn't Moses promise that one day a prophet like him would arise? John writes, \"When the people saw the sign that he had done, they began to say, 'This is indeed the prophet who is to come into the world'.\" A hopeful, an almost ecstatic tension begins rippling through the seated multitude. The word \"King\" becomes audible, and Jesus realizes that they are about to force him into something for which he is not yet prepared. So, he withdraws from the crowd and from the disciples before they can put him on their shoulders and carry him to Jerusalem.\nA little while later, the disciples start their return trip to Capernaum across the Sea of Galilee. The wind picks up about halfway through the journey, but then suddenly Jesus is there, walking across the water like no prophets had ever done before. \"It is I; do not be afraid,\" he says, and the disciples find themselves immediately at safety on the other side. This Jesus who multiplies meagre offerings is something more than a prophet like Moses, something more than a political king. This Jesus who is in charge of loaves and fishes is also in charge of the wind and the waves. This Jesus is the Son of God.\nAnd it is this Jesus at whose feet we gather today. He is the one we sing songs to. He is the one honoured in our liturgy and the one extolled in our preaching. And it is this Jesus who still has the twinkle in his eye when he asks us where we will find bread for so many people. He already knows what he is going to do when he puts the question to us, and he expects us to act as Andrew did: to offer him what we have. It might only be seven loaves worth of talent, but Jesus is in charge of loaves and fishes. It might only be two fish worth of time and money, but Jesus is in charge of the wind and the waves. To show the crowd who he was, he multiplied a meagre offering on the hillside all those years ago. He continues to do so today.\nSo, when the despair comes that threatens to overtake us with visions of that base equality and that evil peace, let us set before Christ our meagre offerings of bread and fish and say what our father and mothers in faith have said throughout time: \"Maranatha. Come, Lord Jesus, come.\" By ourselves, we cannot hope to overcome, but Jesus is the one who multiplies our meagre offerings. Jesus is the one who will show himself faithful even here, even now.\nEvery week, we re-enact this faithfulness when our meagre offering is brought down the aisle to the altar. We set it before Christ and say \u201cCome, Lord Jesus, come.\u201d And he does. And he bids us drink, not like the world bids us drink. As Chesterton writes, \"'Drink\" he says 'for the whole world is as red as this wine, with the crimson of the love and wrath of God. Drink, for the trumpets are blowing for battle and this is the stirrup-cup. Drink, for this is my blood of the new testament that is shed for you. Drink, for I know of whence you come and why. Drink, for I know of when you go and where'.\"\n**Photo by Igor Dugonjic\nPosted by Jason Ingalls at 8:00 AM 1 comments\nLabels: Being a priest\nI recently reread Archbishop Michael Ramsey's, The Anglican Spirit (Cowley, 1991). In one chapter, Ramsey gives a quote about John Keble, and then adds his own gloss:\n\"I sent the same to John Keble, a friend who is in great distress about faith and many controversies. He lived with John Keble for a month or two. John Keble said no word of controversy, but lived. And my friend's faith was restored and his place in the Anglican Church was restored.\"\nAnd it was in those words, \"but live,\" that the crisis was overcome and we are now, you and I, where we are (64).\nThe present controversy, whatever it is, will not be overcome by political wrangling. It will be won by the life of holiness, well lived.\nJason Ingalls is a priest in The Episcopal Church. 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        "raw_content": "My mother and I are presently having an issue about tznius. I wear long skirts and when skirts are just past the knee or a little longer, I wear pants underneath. I also prefer to wear long sleeves rather than 3/4 sleeves, and I generally do not wear red. My mother thinks that all this is unnecessary, and won't let me out of the house in more than two layers during the summer, although I never get overheated. If I feel that dressing this way is essential to my Judiasm, do I have to listen to my mother?\nThe clash between two values, in this case modesty versus the honor due to a parent, is always complex. You ask an excellent question, and clearly care a great deal about both of the mitzvos involved here. There is general guidance for determining which halachik value takes precedence. Namely: the Gemara in Kiddushin states that when a parent asks a child to violate one of Hashem's commandments, that the child's primary loyalty is to the mitzvah and they should not accede to the parental request. However, the mitzvah to honor one's parents is taken with great seriousness, and Jewish law also goes to great lengths to maintain peace in the home and avoid hurt feelings in general and parental feelings especially.\nThe fact that the topic in question is tznius (modesty) makes things even a bit more complicated, as there are multiple aspects to this mitzvah. First, the mitzvah has both an objective as well as a subjective element to it. As an example of objective immodesty, the Gemara states (Berachos 24A) that a woman\u2019s thigh is considered to be an area that must be covered. There is some debate as to whether this applies below the knee, and the Mishneh Berurah rules (Orach Chaim 75, note 2) that it is not necessary to cover below the knee. However, the Mishneh Berurah notes subjective tznius factors as well, including local custom. Thus there are parts of the body such as the upper thigh and chest that must be covered in public no matter where one lives and what the circumstances are, while others such as below the knee and sleeve length often depend on circumstance.\nIt is critical to note as well that modesty refers to a great deal more than length of fabric, as its fundamental focus is upon not making oneself an unnecessary center of attention. One should look at the style of the clothing - is it tight and flashy or more quiet and unassuming? Dress is only one dimension of modesty: tznius also very much applies to behavior and speech. Does one act and speak in a way that draws attention without cause?\nOne of the first steps that the great Poskim (halachik deciders) utilize in such conflicts of values is to consider whether there is a way to frame the situation that the values need not be in conflict in the first place. To wit, are you actually being asked by your mother to violate the mitzvah of tznius? Is she requiring you to wear shorts or tank tops during the summer? Many women who are meticulous about the mitzvah of modesty and live in warm climates wear lightweight fabrics that cover their bodies without being overly uncomfortable in hot weather and find that one or two layers is quite sufficient. Might there be solutions that would allow you to adhere to your values of dressing modestly while allaying your mother's apparent concern about your well-being? If you are able to have a conversation with her in which you let her know that you care about her concerns and would like to try and find a way to respect them, she may have ideas that are acceptable to you. By asking the question in a respectful way, you will also be demonstrating the idea that \"the ways of [the Torah] are pleasant\" and will be fulfilling the mitzvah of Kiddush Hashem (sanctifying Hashem\u2019s name) at the same time that you fulfill the mitzvah of honoring your parent.\nAssuming that you are new to the Orthodox life, I think your mother is correct; honoring her wishes is certainly one of the most important precepts\u2014especially since she does not mind you dressing like a Modern Orthodox young woman. Your mother has every right to make this demand since you are already acting in accordance with Jewish tradition and law.\nModesty is really more about a state of mind than it is anything else. Being \u201cmodest,\u201d is an important value in our tradition. Perhaps the most famous passage regarding modesty comes from the prophet Micah 6:8, which reads:\nYou have been told, O man, what is good,\nand what the LORD requires of you:\nOnly to do right and to love goodness,\nand to walk modestly with your God.\nThe traditions of tsiniut (modesty) really vary from community to community. What one community considers \u201cmodest,\u201d is considered \u201cimmodest\u201d by another. For example, a couple of years ago in Israel, there were some Haredi rabbis who complained about a dress shop\u2019s display of naked mannequins! I can assure you there are no laws of tsniut governing mannequins!\nI would be willing to bet you a cappuccino at Starbucks that you probably would not mind seeing your picture in a high school yearbook or in the local newspaper in honor of your accomplishments or charitable work with the indigent of your community, right? However, if you are a woman living in Jerusalem, the pious rabbis would consider your picture as a breach of tsniut! Even Secretary Hillary Clinton has recently blasted Israel for allowing the Haredi rabbis to discriminate against women in their country.\nHere are some other examples to consider:\n\u00b7 In Sephardic countries, even young girls used to cover their hair because it was (and still is in many parts of the Muslim world), for young girls to appear \u201cimmodestly dressed.\u201d Some ladies in Jerusalem have upset even the most pious of rabbis by wearing a burka, only exposing their eyes. However, as the great Sephardic scholar Ben Ish Chai explains, the custom of head coverings was rejected by the women of Europe.[1]\n\u00b7 Some Halachic scholars argue that a little bit of exposed hair presents no Halachic problem.[2] Many Modern Orthodox women will not cover their hair once they are married; those who do cover their hair, don\u2019t mind letting large portions of their hair show underneath a hat. Now in other communities like in Me\u2019ah Sha\u2019arim in Jerusalem, that would be the height of immodesty.\n\u00b7 Another perennial question regarding tsniut is the matter whether or not women may sing in a public event; once again, there are ample precedents that permit women to sing\u2014but others would regard this position as \u201cimmodest.\u201d\n\u00b7 Women are routinely assaulted by the Haredim in Israel for not sitting at the \u201cback of the bus,\u201d and that their failure to do so is because of an alleged lack of tsniut.\nThe message becomes even more painfully clear to Jewish women all over the world. The Ultra-Orthodox do not want women to be seen or heard. Some communities insist that women walk on opposite sides of the street, or that they not attend a store whenever there are men inside shopping. As you can see, tsniut has become almost a national obsession for the Haredi, Hassidic, and Right-Wing Zionists.\nAs you can see, there is no limit how modest one wishes to be. Unfortunately, the issue today regarding tsniut has become more of a political issue than a halachic issue--and this self-righteous attitude is threatening to unravel Israeli society in a way that Israel's enemies could never hope to accomplish on their own.\nThe bottom line, look inwardly into your soul, and you will realize what true modesty really is. Modesty is never pretentious; a modest person is not interested in merely \u201clooking\u201d modest, but is truly modest\u2014she\u2019s the real deal and not an imitation. [3]\nOne last note, I have noticed that some young women do wear dresses over pants; I am told by some of the young teenage girls in my Shul, that this is considered fashionable.\n[1] He writes further, \u201cLook at the women of Europe, whose custom is not to hide themselves from strangers. Nonetheless, their clothes are orderly; they do not reveal their bodies except only their faces, necks, hands, and heads. It is true that their hair is uncovered and this custom of theirs is not possible according to our laws. But, they have one justification They say, \u201cYet still, this custom (of having their hair uncovered) was accepted by all their women \u2013 both Jewish and Gentile \u2013 to walk about with their hair uncovered is no different than revealing of their faces. It does not cause sexual thoughts in men when they see it with their eyes.\u201d These are their words which they answer for this custom and we do not have an answer to reject this answer of theirs\u201d( Ben Ish Chai, Rav Pealim helek 4 Kuntras Sod Yesharim #5).\n[2] R. Moshe Feinstein, E.H. 1:58; cf. Igros Moshe OH 4:112:4.\n[3] There is a fascinating psychological concept in Halacha known as \u05de\u05d7\u05d6\u05d9 \u05db\u05d9\u05d5\u05d4\u05e8\u05d0 (mechzei k'yuhara), i.e., public religious actions that give an appearance of excessive piety). For example, the Mishnah Berurah mentions the practice of one individual who used to publicly put on Rabbanu Tam\u2019s Tefillon as a show of his excessive piety. Such behavior is considered ostentatious and inappropriate (O.H. 34 MB 16, cf. O.H. 652:6).\nOne of the Ten Commandments is generally translated, \u201cHonor your father and mother\u201d. The Hebrew root is KVD, is most often translated as \u201chonor\u201d Kavod has come to mean honor or honorable. But an alternative translation could be \u201cgive weight\u201d, so as to give weight to the teachings of your parents. One neither should nor can honor parents who are dishonorable. But their teaching should always be weighed in light of one\u2019s own feelings and opinions. Your mother has certain beliefs with which you might not agree. Obviously you have been influenced by those who demand a more traditional practice than that of your family. But KVD also has the meaning of \u201crespect\u201d. It is your responsibility to listen to all voices, but owe your parents the respect that they have earned. Your mother feels that your health and physical comfort are paramount. The multi layered clothing in the heat of the summer might give you psychic comfort, but does it truly afford you physical comfort? We are enjoined from afflicting our bodies. For whom and for what are you demanding the extra layers? The modesty is for those who see you to know your practice. The number of layers could be merely \u201cgilding the lily\u201d. Seek your true heart and note that extremes on either side can potentially become counter-productive.",
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        "raw_content": "Why civilians replaced military regimes in Latin America\nIn the 1960s and 1970s, many Latin American countries were governed by military dictators. Although they had come to stay indefinitely as managers of rapid economic growth and poverty reduction, by the 1980s and 1990s they had handed over power to civilian governments. What caused this fundamental change?\nUnder a combination of external and domestic pressure caused by economic failures and human rights violations, military governments couldn\u2019t cope with the management of national economies and civilian populations they were not equipped to handle. The information below has been extracted in part from the fifth edition of a 1995 publication by Europa Publications Limited titled \u201cSouth America, Central America and the Caribbean\u201d. Economic, social, political and human rights failures led to internal and external pressures that forced military governments to retire from politics. The church played a significant role in the transition from military to civilian rule.\nThe main purpose of armed forces is to defend the nation against external aggression and not run affairs of state. But in Latin America there were few foreign wars to explain the rise of military dictatorship that began in 1930. However, in the 1960s, Castro and Che Guevara revolutions necessitated military intervention with external assistance in training and funding. Some countries developed the so-called \u201cNational Security Doctrine\u201d that enabled military officers to implement drastic measures to prevent or defeat subversion in their territories.\nMilitary-led regimes believed that by improving economic development they could stay in power indefinitely. Ipso facto, armed forces captured power in Brazil in 1964; Panama and Peru in 1968; Chile and Uruguay in 1973 and Argentina in 1966. In each case, the military removed civilian regimes. By the 1970s military dictatorship was the dominant form of rule in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and the Central American countries except Costa Rica.\nIn the 1980s there was an opening towards democracy. By 1990, all countries in mainland America were under constitutional governments \u2013 some military and others civilian. In some countries like Peru under civilian rule the presence of the military was still considerable. Why did military officers withdraw from governing?\n1. There was a loss of self-confidence by the military themselves. The loss of the Falklands war by the military in Argentina forced it to step down. In Brazil, Uruguay and Central America, the failure in the economic area humiliated them and had to go to avoid further embarrassment. It is important to note that the military was always aware that it had no competence in management of economic and related matters. Consequently, \u201cIt is no coincidence that even in military cabinets the economy portfolio was almost invariably entrusted to a civilian [economist]\u201d.\n2. They came to the conclusion that civilian rule and democracy presented a viable alternative and recognized that they had overvalued their own abilities to govern countries.\n3. Their departure was premised on the understanding through negotiations with civilians that the military would not be held accountable for the atrocities it carried out while in office.\nThe military government became unpopular largely because of human rights violations and incompetence to improve the economy. It invaded the Falklands Islands to regain domestic popularity like Amin who invaded Tanzania. However, it lost to British troops as Amin lost to Tanzania troops and Uganda rebels. The security forces surrendered power to the civilian only after one year of negotiation for assurances that they wouldn\u2019t be held accountable for breaches of human rights. During the elections the candidate who had courageously opposed the Falklands war and defended human rights won the election in a landslide.\nThe military captured power in Brazil in 1964 because of the economic crisis, political instability and influence of the Cuban Revolution. Initially, as in Uganda during the 1990s, the economy did well which enabled the government to suppress opposition so that the good work is not undermined. As in Uganda the \u2018economic miracle\u2019 didn\u2019t last. The oil crisis, world recession and high interest rates on external debt undermined continued economic growth. Demonstrations by workers with Church support under the leadership of Cardinal Arns forced the government to hold elections. In the 1982 elections, opposition made considerable gains and in the 1985 elections the military backed candidate was defeated.\nGeneral Alfredo Stroessner Mattiauda captured power and in 1954 was elected. He forced his main rival into exile and was able to stay in power for a long time. When he felt confident after he had crushed opponents, he imposed austerity structural adjustment program, as in Uganda under the NRM, in which wages were frozen, subsidies reduced and real incomes plummeted. These economic hard times resulted in unrest and demonstrations. In response the government instituted repressive measures and hundreds were arrested while others fled into exile.\nA non-violent peasant movement emerged largely in reaction to unequal land tenure system. The reform movement within the church encouraged peasant revolt. As a consequence, church-state relations deteriorated and the church property was invaded by police. In protest Archbishop Anibal Mena Porta refused to participate in the Council of State activities. President Carter\u2019s crusade against human rights violation together with continued economic distress and political instability and demonstrations and Stroessner\u2019s advanced age created conditions for his removal from office by military officers. In May 1993 a civilian was chosen by the military as president to run the affairs of state.\nGeneral Pinochet came to power in 1973 in a military coup. In 1982-83 the economy went into decline through a recession. The dictator imposed a state of siege to crush the opposition against his dictatorial rule in spite of external advice not to do so. The church put up resistance and checked the security brutality but didn\u2019t end it. It drew attention to the worsening poor conditions in the country. In anticipation of the Pope\u2019s visit (Pope John Paul II) in 1987, Pinochet ended the siege and allowed the return of exiles.\nIn March 1987, political space was provided by promulgation of a law that allowed non-Marxist political parties to resume political activities. In a plebiscite that followed whether or not Pinochet should stay in power, he lost by 55 percent to 43 percent. Elections were scheduled for December 1989. Seventeen opposition parties came together under the leadership of Patricio Aylwin Azocar and won with 55.2 percent and his main opponent got only 29.4 percent.\nMilitary governments handed over power to civilian rule because they realized that they had overstated their ability to manage the economy and end the crisis. Military regimes that captured power beginning in 1930 came in for the sole purpose of resolving problems and then return to the barracks when the job was done. Those who came in beginning in the 1960s wanted to solve problems and use their success as pretext for staying in power indefinitely. They introduced repressive measures to silence opposition. In Argentina they embarked on \u2018dirty war\u2019 against the opposition and even invaded the Falklands Islands to buy domestic popularity.\nThe failure to tame the economy and the social hardship that accompanied that failure led to strikes and demonstrations with support of the church in some countries and outside pressure against human rights abuses.\nThere are similarities with Uganda\u2019s NRM. It came to power in 1986 condemning UPC for failure to improve economic performance and end poverty and overall suffering of the population. UPC was accused of accepting austerity program of the IMF and the World Bank. NRM vowed to transform colonial economic structure and industrialize Uganda within fifteen years and end suffering of all Ugandans by implementing the ten point program which was expanded to fifteen. In international conferences and summits Uganda stressed that its aim was not to reduce but eradicate poverty.\nInitially like in some Latin American countries Uganda economy did very well in large part by restoration of peace and security in some parts that released dormant human energies and utilized excess capacity in agriculture, industry and service sectors as well as generous donations and remittances. By mid-1990s, Uganda\u2019s economy was growing at 10 percent but it turned out to be unsustainable as in Latin America under military regimes.\nThe engine of rapid economic growth was excess capacity not macroeconomic policies and when the excess capacity got finished, NRM didn\u2019t know what to do next. As 2011 elections approached, it put together in a hurry a Five Year Development Plan (NDP) which has not been implemented as reported by the prime minister a few months ago. We sent the government UDU National Recovery Plan as a better alternative but it didn\u2019t even acknowledge receipt of the Plan. So Uganda has no government policy guidance. Market forces and private sector which are being relied upon have serious imperfections that need state intervention when they occur.\nSince 1987, the NRM military government simply handed over the economy to foreigners who designed and implemented economic recovery program (P. Langseth et al, 1995). While well meaning, foreign experts and advisers didn\u2019t quite understand the inter-linkages of Uganda\u2019s economy, politics and history to be able to design appropriate policies. They embarked on standard one-size-fits-all economic growth through market forces and private sector and left the distribution of growth benefits to trickle down mechanism which didn\u2019t work.\nAfter 26 years of NRM economic failure to grow the economy at an average annual rate of 9 percent, the minimum for meeting Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), poverty still hovers over fifty percent, youth unemployment over 80 percent and 33 percent of Ugandans go to bed hungry daily. NRM has no hope of reversing this sad trajectory.\nUDU has provided a solid alternative National Recovery Plan (NRP) which has been drawn up by Ugandans and reviewed by a wide range of stakeholders at home and abroad before it was launched in October 2011. It is accessible at www.udugandans.org.\nFor the good of the country and its own legacy, NRM should hand over to a civilian government with expertise to resuscitate the economy back to normal life to avoid demonstrations and other costly adventures to buy popular support in Uganda and abroad.\nall, america, civilians, conferences, latin, military, national, regimes, replaced, whyAll\n\u2190 Argentina: the military and dirty war\nWhen people understand, they can\u2019t lose \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Brett Eldrege Acapella Version of First Noel Will Give You Chills\nBrett Eldredge is playing the Greeley Stampede in 2019. He also has one of the best Christmas albums released over the past couple of years, \"Glow\".\nIt contains some of my favorite traditional Christmas songs like: \"Let It Snow! Let It Snow!\", \"I'll Be Home for Christmas\", \"The Christmas Song\", \"White Christmas\", \"Silent night\" and then there is one that will send chills up your spine. It is Brett's acapella version of \"The 1st Noel\". The 1st time I heard it, I listened to it three times in a row. Honestly, I believe this will become a Christmas classic.\nHow do you know if a guy can REALLY sing? Have him sing a song that everybody knows without any without instrumental accompaniment and have him perform it flawlessly. See if you don't agree.\nThis YouTube video is the \"Official Music Video\" for the song:\nBrett Eldredge at the Greeley Stampede\nSee Brett Eldredge play the Greeley Stampede on Saturday, June 29. Click here for more ticket info!\nSource: Brett Eldrege Acapella Version of First Noel Will Give You Chills\nFiled Under: Brett Eldredge, Christmas Album, Christmas Songs, Greeley Stampede, Greeley Stampede 2018",
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        "raw_content": "As a genre that encompasses just about any kind of story that contains supernatural elements, fantasy has been well represented on television for many decades. Suspense stories, which had been popular on radio before the advent of television, made the transition to TV early on, and shows such as The Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits brought the spooky and the uncanny to broad audiences in the 1950s and 1960s.\nPrograms revolving around the occult were not as prevalent in the 1970s and 80s, but science fiction, a genre closely related to fantasy, took up the slack, with American shows like Battlestar Galactica and imports such as Dr. Who keeping the fantastic on the airwaves. In the 1990s, a few fantasy-based programs, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Xena: Warrior Princess among them, gained sizable cult followings, setting the stage for a new fantasy invasion after the turn of the century.\nThe abundance of fantasy and adventure programs in the first decade of the 21st century was driven in large part by popular literature and film, as movie adaptations of The Lord of the Rings and Twilight became box-office blockbusters. Television schedules were suddenly full of the wizards, warriors, vampires, demons and other unnatural creatures, and the fantasy genre mingled with drama, romance, action and other genres in shows that tried to inject fantastic components into common plot formulas.\nReality television also flirted with fantasy, combining unscripted production with strange and unexplained subjects. Teams of paranormal investigators searched haunted houses for evidence of ghosts, and teams of adventurers scoured remote locales looking for legendary creatures thus far unknown to science. In the game show category, fantasy was represented by competitions in which designers and artists tried to outdo one another in creating film sets and special makeup effects.\nDoctor Who: The David Tennant Specials\nToy Hunters\nValkyrie Drive -Mermaid- (Original Japanese Version)\nRandall and Hopkirk\nStar Trek: The Original Series (Remastered), Best of\nThe Great Martian War 1913 - 1917",
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        "raw_content": "Associate Commissioner Says Legislature Treated Higher Education Well\nThe 65th session of the Montana Legislature officially adjourned last Friday, but various state agencies are still looking at the impacts of the session.\nAssociate Commissioner of Higher Education Kevin McRae said the legislature came through in a big way for higher education in a season where the cuts could have been catastrophic.\n\"We are pleased that the legislature put a tremendous investment into higher education in Montana,\" McRea said. \"We knew that going into this session that there were some fiscal and financial budget challenges that reflect the state's revenue challenges. To boil it down, the campuses of the state university system will receive almost the amount of funding that they received in the last biennium, in that we're only looking at about a two percent reduction in total funding.\"\nMcRae said the Montana Board of Regents will be meeting in Great Falls on May 25 and 26, with a conference call scheduled for Thursday, May 4.\nMcRae said any decisions about tuition increases or budget cuts will be discussed at the regular meeting in Great Falls.\n\"When the Board of Regents meets later this month, they'll be finalizing their analysis of what the funding picture looks like, and will then be making some decisions on college and university tuition,\" he said. \"They'll do everything they can to keep the tuition piece of the puzzle as affordable as possible, but will also target it towards continuing to provide excellent education at all of our colleges and universities.\"\nMcRae said the Board of Regents is working alongside the University of Montana as it offers early retirement incentives to some faculty members.\n\"The legislature has provided some funding to help the University of Montana reduce its personnel overhead, and we are working on a plan that would allow us to put some value options out there for faculty who are considering retiring, which would allow the university to preserve some sustainability for someone else, so we're looking at it as a real win-win scenario.\"\nBefore the legislature added back $11 million to the university system, double digit tuition increases, staff and program cuts were being anticipated.\nFiled Under: Budget Cuts, Montana Legislature",
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        "raw_content": "Hwangnyongsa-ji Temple Remains \u2013 \ud669\ub8e1\uc0ac\uc9c0 (Gyeongju)\nA look at the temple remains of Hwangnyong-saji in Gyeongju.\nContinuing with postings about Gyeongju, today\u2019s temple is Hwangnyong-saji Temple remains (\ud669\ub8e1\uc0ac\uc9c0). Unlike most temples that will be posted on this blog, Hwangyong-saji are the remains of a temple. Following our geographic walk through downtown Gyeongju, you\u2019ll come across these remains.\nAfter wandering the downtown area of historical Gyeongju, passing such sights as Tumulus Park, Cheomseongdae, Wolsang Park, Anapji, and the Gyeongju National Museum, you can come across the remains of Hwanngnyong-saji Temple. Walking east of the Gyeongju National Museum, towards a seemingly vacant farmer\u2019s field, is Hwangyong-saji Temple remains. Cross over the railroad tracks and follow the path through the field; here, you\u2019ll see the six metre high, three tiered, stone pagoda that rises out of a rice paddy. Originally, the pagoda dates back to the 9th century, but was resurrected in 1980. Where the pagoda stands is the former site of Mitansa. Just north of this pagoda is the site of the largest temple of the Silla dynasty: Hwangyong-saji (\u201cThe Imperial Dragon Temple\u201d).\nFrom a mound in the middle of this compound, you\u2019ll be able to see massive cornerstones to the former temple buildings. From this vantage point you will also be able to tell that the former temple grounds were extensive and that the temple buildings were numerous. The temple was constructed in 553. In fact, there was a bell four times the size of the famous Emille Bell at the Gyeongju National Museum. Also, there was a nine-story pagoda in the temple courtyard that reached 70 metres in height! In total, this pagoda was destroyed five times over six centuries. But finally, in 1238, during the Mongol invasions, it was burnt to the ground never to be rebuilt again. Presently, there are 64 massive foundation stones on the lawn to indicate and highlight just how magnificent this temple formerly was. Additionally, there are a tall pair of flagpole supports that stand on the northern side of the field. From these flagpoles it isn\u2019t much further to Bunhwangsa; probably, only a two minute walk. So if you\u2019re going to one, you might as well go to the other. If you\u2019ve packed a lunch, like some of the other Koreans during lunch time; it\u2019s a nice little picnic area, or even a nice place to rest for a few minutes.\nAdmission is free to the field.\nOVERALL RATING: 2.5/10. Because it\u2019s more of an after-thought than it is the main reason you\u2019re visiting Gyeongju, it rates so low. Because there are only remains, and not really a temple per se, it rates so low, as well. However, because it\u2019s so close in proximity to everything else, and makes for a nice little mid-day break from your adventures, this historical site is worth seeing. Also, it is a rare insight into the brutality of Korea\u2019s past. For all these reasons, Hwangyong-saji may not be at the top of your list for places to see in Gyeongju, but it should at least be on your list.\nA view of the field that houses the remains of the temple with elevated earth highlighting where the former buildings stood.\nA picture of two bases of destroyed pagodas at Hwangyong-saji Temple.\nThe elevated outline of Mok Tap Ji at Hwangnyong-saji Temple.\nA better look at the remains at Mok Tap Ji.\nMore remains at Hwangyong-saji Temple. This time, the remains are from the elevated earthly remains from Geum Dang Ji.\nA better look at the remains at Geum Dang Ji.\nOne final look at Hwangnyong-saji Temple, and the sprawling remains of the former temple spread out throughout a field.\nThis entry was posted in Gyeongju and tagged Gyeongju, Hwangnyongsa-ji Temple Remains, Korean Buddhism, Korean temples, \ud669\ub839\uc0ac\uc9c0 by dostoevsky_21_81. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Mira Petrovi\u0107: Anything Could Happen\nMira Petrovi\u0107 was born in 1989 in Split. She holds a degree in English language and literature and Italian literature and language from the University of Split. Her short stories have appeared in various online publications. She lives and works in Split as an English language teacher.\nPetrovi\u0107\u2019s story is not the typical tale of forbidden love and lust. She explores passion and longing from two opposing perspectives. On one side stands youthful worldly openness and on the other the intense frustrations and disappointments that come with unfulfilled desires at a certain age, further compounded by the constraints of small town mores.\nRead her short story, Anything Could Happen, below.\nTranslation by Nikica Mihaljevi\u0107.\nAnything Could Happen, by Mira Petrovi\u0107\nTranslated by Nikica Mihaljevi\u0107\nDiana is driving a hundred kilometers per hour, on a narrow road with tight corners, she is racing, yelling, thrashing about her arms. Her body is a grimace of pain, it is the embodiment of chaos, with tears in her eyes and a burning desire in her womb, blazing in flames of her own self-destructive rage.\nDiana is actually my mother\u2019s best friend\u2014the one who changed my diapers when I was a baby and helped me with school work whenever my parents wanted to have a few hours for themselves. \u201cWe have to let them loosen up,\u201d she used to say to my puberty self\u2014thinking that I did not understand what she was talking about, while she explained math and grammar rules. Diana was a jack-of-all-trades, there was nothing she did not know. But the thing that had always impressed me was actually her drawback. \u201cI carry the curse of a smarty pants,\u201d she said during my graduation party, \u201cbecause those who know everything do not have anything to focus on, they scatter in all directions and they break into a million pieces which, all together, do not make a whole.\u201d\nDiana\u2019s personality has been shattered in a million of fragments that are flying right now in front of my eyes; for the first time this morning I understand what happened on prom night, when she was talking about the broken puzzle of her being, as I watch, fascinated, her skin dissolving and getting lost in the space between us, filled with hidden feelings.\nI hate my life, Diana is shouting through the decomposing shroud of her bright red lips. I hate you, she is saying, as she is driving like a raging ox, grazed by a bullet that has only irritated her more, and I offer myself as the only target of that amplified rage knowing I will certainly get hurt. Diana is a fury on wheels with hatred as fuel, and at least part of this aggression is about me and her murderous gaze callously rips my skin off while my body is getting ready for the slaughter. I instinctively hold on to the seat even though I am not afraid, since deep down maybe I wish for death, I wish to die for a moment and then to be reborn, clean, with an amnesia that erases the adverse traces of the past and writes new stories on the white paper of conscience.\n\u201cStop the car,\u201d I say to Diana, but Diana is not listening to me. Diana has that crazy look of a wounded animal that is running away and has no place to go. \u201cStop the car, Di, please, we\u2019ll talk.\u201d\nDiana is laughing, she is screaming and squealing. \u201cYou are too young,\u201d she says, \u201ca talk won\u2019t help, a talk will only screw up things even more.\u201d\nIn front of us, the road is empty, at the same time it is an expression of monotony and a glorious road sign to a new opportunity. There is almost nobody driving on this street and that\u2019s the only fortune today, the fact that there are no potential victims of Diana\u2019s anger and me as a passive participant of her crime and of our wild story. But the supporting role I chose for myself this morning is now slowly starting to annoy me, my lethargy begins to bother me and, because of it, I slowly start to seethe, to boil over, to rage; I am angry with myself because I stubbornly follow fate instead of resisting it, I am angry because I have decided to go on this trip and because I didn\u2019t tell my mom the truth, because the truth is always hidden somewhere in between the lies, like in a game of detection that only the greatest minds, like Sherlock Holmes and doctor Watson, can afford to play\u2014not my mother and me.",
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        "raw_content": "The State of the City Address\nMayor James Hahn\nOn April 18th, Mayor James Hahn delivered his \"State of the City Address\" to about 1,000 people gathered at James Monroe High School in North Hills.\nOne of the strongest themes of the Mayor's address dealt with his vision for the LAPD, and what he'll expect of the next Chief. He wants a leader who will \"... shatter the police culture within the Department that has blocked reform for so long ... [and] will build a new culture within the LAPD that is founded on community trust.\"\nThe Mayor makes a call to action through community inclusion, activism and volunteerism, which \" ... includes reinvigorating our neighborhood watch programs and our citizen emergency response teams.\"\nPlans for how to improve our security, economy, housing, education, and infrastructure are also themes.\nFinally, he makes his case to keep the City of Los Angeles whole, arguing that togetherness and inclusion are essential to moving forward, and that cooperation should be the key, declaring, \"Secession is not a solution. Working together to fulfill our dreams to meet our shared goals, that's the solution.\"\nBecause this address outlines the Mayor's intentions over the next year, we have included it in its entirety:\nWelcome. I want to thank all you of you for being here today. I am honored to be joined today by City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo, City Controller Laura Chick, the Los Angeles City Council, School Board members, and School Superintendent Governor Roy Romer. I also want to thank and recognize the City Commissioners, and the General Managers of City Departments for joining us.\nLos Angeles is the place of dreams. Anyone can make it in Los Angeles because here you are judged on what you can do, and not where you came from. Let me tell you one story about Los Angeles. There was a young Austrian screenwriter who lived in Germany at the beginning of World War II. He fled from the Nazis and came to Hollywood in 1934 not able to speak a word of English. Living on a can of soup a day, he taught himself English by listening to baseball games on the radio. He said that most refugees had a secret hope of returning home, but for him Los Angeles was home.\nHe loved everything about LA, our diversity and our passion. He arrived when much of Sunset Boulevard was still in the country. Before he left us, he would define that street in its beauty and mystery for the entire world through the movie \"Sunset Boulevard.\" He found inspiration in every nook and cranny of this city and shared them with the world in movies like \"Double Indemnity\" and \"Some Like It Hot.\" He was nominated for 21 Academy Awards and won 6. He was Billy Wilder.\nWriter-director Cameron Crowe wrote that Wilder's characters \"could only have come from Los Angeles.\" Wilder came here with nothing, made Los Angeles his home and his muse, and as a result he became one of the most successful artists in Hollywood.\nThat is the story of LA. Whether it is the story of Billy Wilder or the story of an immigrant family arriving with nothing and opening a successful store. It is the story that draws people here and what makes us proud to be Angelinos.\nWe are a big, bold metropolis whose arms are open and welcoming to everyone, and where anyone can come to make their dreams come true.\nWithin this great city we are also a collection of unique neighborhoods as diverse as the individual aspirations of each of these kids sitting behind me. There is no one symbol or one neighborhood that can represent the dream of LA because it is different for everyone. North Hills is Los Angeles. Watts is Los Angeles. San Pedro is Los Angeles. Beverlywood and Boyle Heights are Los Angeles. Hollywood, Arleta, and Venice are Los Angeles.\nAs Mayor of this great city, my focus has been and will continue to be to make our city government work for all of us. To strengthen each neighborhood is to strengthen the whole city and to make the dreams of every Angelino possible. To do that, my priorities for Los Angeles are to make every neighborhood safe, to make them enriching for our kids and attractive to business, to give every neighborhood its fair share of city services, and to shorten the distance between our neighborhoods and City Hall.\nMaking every neighborhood in Los Angeles safe and livable has been a priority for me. Violent crime and gang crime are on the rise. For four years the ranks of the LAPD have shrunk, but we are beginning to turn the tide.\nStep one was to implement a flexible work schedule in LAPD, to attract officers, and to maximize officer hours on the street.\nStep two was to reduce the time it takes to hire new police officers. With the Police Commission and the leadership of Councilmember Cindy Miscikowski, we shortened a process that once took almost a year, to less than 120 days and in some cases as few as 60 days. I am glad that we have Councilmembers Jack Weiss and Dennis Zine on the Public Safety Committee, both with significant experience in law enforcement.\nStep three is to grow more of our own officers right here in Los Angeles. We are joined today by the police academy magnet program at Monroe High School. These students are receiving specialized training in order to prepare them for a career in law enforcement. My budget includes support for this program by dedicating an officer to each academy site. Hopefully, one day they will be part of LAPD.\nIn my proposed budget, I move 100 officers from administrative positions to patrol. Since I took office, we have hired 240 officers and by the next year we will have hired a total of 780. I will work on all fronts to put more officers in our neighborhoods, but I cannot do it alone.\nJoin me in building our police force; refer someone you respect to the Department and support your local police academy magnet program.\nIn addition to putting more officers on the streets, we are fighting crime by bringing back our Senior Lead Officers to work full time on fixing chronic crime problems in neighborhoods. Working together with Councilmember Nick Pacheco and City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo, we launched a neighborhood prosecutors program that builds on the success of the Community Nuisance Abatement Program to address issues like abandoned buildings and quality of life crimes.\nTen years after the Rodney King beating, and the Christopher Commission reforms that ensued, let's once and for all create a police department that does not give lip service to reform, but embraces it; an LAPD committed to fighting crime, committed to ending corruption, and committed to protecting people's rights.\nWe must build a police department that not only protects, but also respects every community in Los Angeles led by a Police Commission that understands its role as an overseer of the Department. They must lead in partnership with a new police chief who will respect civilian oversight of the department. And I call on the police union to join with the new chief to shatter the police culture within the Department that has blocked reform for so long. We will build a new culture within the LAPD that is founded on community trust.\nTo our next police chief and to every police officer, I say that there can be no more Ramparts, no more code of silence, and no more scandals.\nThe events of September 11th changed the way we look at who is responsible for security. As a people, we realized that we could all make a difference to make our neighborhoods safer, by working together to build our police force, to report crime, and to invest in our kids.\nLast week I joined with President Bush to launch his Citizen Corps, a nationwide initiative to encourage volunteerism designed to support neighborhood safety. In Los Angeles, this includes reinvigorating our neighborhood watch programs and our citizen emergency response teams. Because of veteran leaders like Councilmember Hal Bernson and emerging leaders like Councilmember Jack Weiss, Los Angeles leads in emergency preparedness and security, and I ask all of you that if you are not already involved -- get involved.\nUnfortunately, September 11th also accelerated an economic downturn in the country and in Los Angeles. At the same time that we increased security throughout the City, I worked to restore our economy and get LA back to business.\nFrom programs to provide assistance to people who had lost their jobs to initiatives to stimulate consumer spending, I immediately addressed this crisis and put LA back to work. We took quick action to restore consumer confidence through programs like Shop LA County and Dine LA.\nOur economic rebound has already begun, and LA's diverse economy will not only bounce back, but will lead the Southland's resurgence. Our economy depends on us tackling the housing crisis in Los Angeles. This spring, I announced my proposal with full Council support to fund a $100 million dollar Los Angeles Housing Trust Fund over the next two years. We will do this without imposing new fees or raising taxes.\nI would like to thank Councilmember Eric Garcetti for his leadership in this effort, and I look forward to working with Councilmember Ed Reyes who is working to cut the red tape to build affordable housing that is so desperately needed.\nOur business team is out in neighborhoods working to attract large and small businesses and stimulate job growth. We are implementing business tax reform, including a two-year tax exemption for start up businesses. Working with City Controller Laura Chick, we started paying the City's bills on time, taking advantage of discounts, and have saved $650,000 to date.\nThis year we started working to get new infrastructure projects completed faster to infuse more money into our local economy at a time when we need it the most. There are over $1.7 billion in bond-financed projects in our City that taxpayers have paid for and that we need to see built on time and within budget.\nOur safety, our economy, and our future also depend on us providing more educational and job opportunities for our kids. With the help of Eli Broad, we expanded the LA's BEST after school program from 78 to 101 schools and gave an additional 3,500 kids a safe environment in which to learn. This program, founded by Mayor Bradley, is near and dear to Councilmember Wendy Greuel who worked on it from its beginning. Next year's budget includes $1 million in funding to continue to support this expansion. And my goal is to see that every child in every neighborhood has access to an after-school program. I want to thank Mark Ridley Thomas for his work to champion the LA Bridges program for our middle school youth.\nWe need to expand job and job training programs for young people because these programs are essential to keeping our kids away from gangs and on track to fulfilling their dreams. Next week, I will be announcing a comprehensive gang prevention, intervention and suppression initiative that will include a significant youth jobs component.\nMore police on our street, better housing, youth opportunities, and jobs are all part of my comprehensive strategy to make our neighborhoods safer and stronger.\nWe are also listening to the people of Los Angeles who want their fair share of resources. When you feel good about the street you live on, you feel good about the city you live in. With the leadership of Council President Alex Padilla, Public Works Committee Chair Jan Perry and the full Council, we are bringing record levels of service to every neighborhood in Los Angeles. Whether it's resurfacing our streets, expediting traffic improvements, trimming our trees, fixing our sidewalks, we are meeting the needs of neighborhoods all over the City, even in tight financial times. As my dad, Kenny Hahn, taught Councilmember Nate Holden, and me - filling potholes is an important part, if not the most important part, of delivering public services.\nThose who want to break the City apart do not want to talk about how the City is working to see that every neighborhood gets its fair share. For example, this year we opened or renovated 21 new parks and 3 new libraries. Next year 50 parks will be built or renovated, and 17 new libraries will be completed.\nWe are building new fire and police stations and expanding 911 services, and we are launching One Call to City Hall with 311 next year. We are listening to the needs of communities. I heard the concerns of Valley residents, and we are fixing 10 of the worst traffic intersections and expediting 10 more. We put traffic officers on duty in rush hour at our busiest intersections. We are exploring alternatives to landfills like Sunshine Canyon, and we are planting 100,000 trees through DWP's Green LA program.\nI heard the concerns of San Pedro, and we appointed a majority of members on the Harbor Commission who actually live in the harbor area. We established a Port Advisory Committee to voice community concerns, and I want to thank Councilmember Galanter for her leadership to make both the Port and LAX better neighbors.\nI heard the concerns of Hollywood, and we are renovating the crown jewel of our tourism industry. We celebrated the opening of Hollywood and Highland, and we are working on a joint venture project to bring housing and hotel rooms to Hollywood and Vine. This project of $282 million will create jobs and bring business and tourism to Hollywood. And I have every confidence that Councilmembers Eric Garcetti and Tom LaBonge will see to it that we keep Hollywood glistening.\nThe voters of this City expressed their confidence in city government by passing Proposition Q to increase security and support our local heros in all parts of the City, and we are providing more fire fighter and paramedic resources in every neighborhood.\nIn Los Angeles, we have a history of working together for the good of all. The economic engine of the port was built in San Pedro because Angelinos fought the moneyed interests that wanted the port in Santa Monica. Angelinos brought water, power, and housing to the Valley. And recently, beginning with the leadership of Mayor Riordan, Angelinos have invested millions of dollars in the revitalization of Hollywood and brought the glamour of the Oscars back to Hollywood where it belongs.\nAll of us, the City Council, the City Controller, the City Attorney -- we are all committed to making sure that every part of this city gets the resources they need.\nThe entire City listened to those who wanted a stronger voice at City Hall and adopted a new City Charter that created Neighborhood Councils. While some are trying to break this city apart, hundreds of others are working with the neighborhood council system, to shape a new direction for their communities.\nMy sister, and former Charter Commissioner, Councilwoman Janice Hahn celebrated with me this week when we certified our 23rd Neighborhood Council. The Department of Neighborhood Empowerment is bringing government back to the people.\nThis year's budget will include $3 million in grant funds for councils to use for neighborhood improvement projects like new playground equipment or neighborhood beautification. I urge each of you to get involved in your neighborhood council, and begin to actively participate in city government.\nIt is also imperative that our City Council represents all of Los Angeles, and that is why I supported creating five council districts entirely in the Valley, and why I supported keeping communities of interest together. I urge the Council to move forward to adopt this plan.\nI want to talk seriously about the movement to break our City apart. Los Angeles is a collection of unique neighborhoods, but we are and will remain one city.\nWe must defend this great City from the empty promises of secessionists with straight talk about what a break up would really mean to all of us. There would be no more Hollywood, Valley or San Pedro, as we know them: unique parts supported by the community of Los Angeles. The one-sided, sound bite message of secession must and will be answered with the truth.\nBreaking apart the City will not break apart the school district; it will have no effect on the school system because that's a separate issue that won't be on the ballot. Breaking apart the City will not improve city services because the secession plan requires that they contract with the remaining city to provide basic services. In fact, services will have to be reduced if the new City struggles financially, as is likely. The plan to break off the Harbor actually proposes a 30 percent cut in services. Breaking apart Los Angeles won't provide one dime of additional resources to a new city and will leave the remaining city wounded. The reality is that a break-up will create more bureaucracy, more politicians, fewer resources, and diminished services. Secession is not a solution. Working together to fulfill our dreams to meet our shared goals, that's the solution.\nTogether we can move forward. Divided we destroy the progress we have made and destroy the dream of Los Angeles. Whether you live in Lincoln Height or Los Feliz, Winnetka or Wilmington, Sunland or Sylmar breaking apart this city destroys our identity.\nIn every joke and every moment of drama, Billy Wilder saw Los Angeles for what it is - a city of beauty, individuality and inspiration. This is the city that dreams are made of, and I will not let our dream be destroyed.\nI am committed to keeping this city together, but I need your help. Join me. Fight secession with the truth. Protect what we have all worked so hard for, our place of dreams. The state of our city, despite our challenges, is strong and vibrant. 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        "raw_content": "Picturesque landscapes and scenic views change with the seasons, which is why it\u2019s always best to know your destination\u2019s climate so you know what to pack and expect upon arrival.\nIf you\u2019re up for a freezing cold adventure in July or mild weather in September, there are several ideal places to go, but if you\u2019re itching for some summer sun all-year round, this month\u2019s escapade is the perfect destination: Morocco, where October provides less rainfall, milder temperatures, and cooler Arabian nights.\nThe Kingdom of the West lies northwest of Africa, along the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The first known inhabitants are the Berbers, an ethnic tribe that called the region \u201cAmur Akush,\u201d which translates to \u201cLand of the God.\u201d\nThe Treasures of Rabat\nThe capital city of Rabat was established in the year 1146, and was once dominated by Barbary pirates who strategically used the region\u2019s ports to attack passing ships until their downfall in the year 1818. The historic metropolis is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with its surrounding attractions and landscapes.\nFirst up is the Bou Regreg, a river that flows for over 240 kilometers from the Middle Atlas mountain range to the Atlantic Ocean, in between the cities of Rabat and Sal\u00e9. The surrounding marina, on the other hand, is open for public use since March 2008, with a capacity of over 240 boats and a series of restaurants and caf\u00e9s to dine in, fuel stations, supermarkets for any yachting needs, as well as water, electricity and Wi-Fi services on every post, pontoon, and dock.\nHead south towards the mouth of the river to catch a glimpse of the Kasbah of the Udayas. The\nmajestic citadel was built in the 12th century and is now a world heritage site that offers historical value and is teeming with life as the old buildings now serve as homes for modern establishments.\nEnter through the Bab Oudaia Gate, an intricately carved archway that serves as the fortress\u2019 welcoming committee to tourists. Hues of white and blue crowds the streets, stemming from the local houses said to be built by Muslim refugees from Spain. Other attractions in the area include the oldest mosque in the country, the Mosque El Atiqa, built in the 10th century, as well as the Palace Museum that houses oriental rugs, ritual artifacts, and other items like ancient musical instruments.\nThe Andalusian Garden provides a refreshing dose of green with fruit-bearing trees, morning glories, red hibiscus, and grape vines, while the Plateforme du S\u00e9maphore offers a breathtaking view of the river and its surrounding areas. End the day with a sumptuous meal at the Caf\u00e9 Maure, conveniently located within the Kasbah.\nDown a Side Alley\nSituated at the heart of Marrakesh, Ben Youssef Madrasa was once an important Islamic institution founded during the Marinid Dynasty. The madrasa is the largest in all of Morocco and consists of a prayer room, oration hall, and over 130 dormitories, classrooms, and a large courtyard with an ablution pool. The institution is a marvel to look at with its intricate zelligetilework, girih pattern strapwork, and Islamic calligraphy and mosaics found throughout the area.\nNext to the college is the Ben Youssef Mosque, considered the oldest and most important mosque in Marrakesh. Few details about the inside are known, since the area is off-limits to non-Muslim locals and tourists, however, the outside provides quite enough of a sight to behold with its distinct architecture. Circle and zip through the surrounding alleyways of the medina quarter built around the grand mosque.\nMoroccan leather has always been known around the world, and it begins with the country\u2019s strong local industry. Authentically done through manual labor, the Chouara Tannery is among the largest leather producing tannery in the city of Fez. It dates itself back to the 11th century and is among three tanneries located in the metropolis.\nThe tanning process begins by soaking animal hides in softening liquid made of salt, water, pigeon feces, cow urine, and quicklime for two to three days. Once the hides soften, it gets soaked once again in a dye made of vegetables and then dried under the sun for better absorption. Tourists visiting the area can indulge in buying local leather goods like bags, shoes, and coats for a reasonable price at many boutiques around the quarter.\nRound out your visit to the Meknes metropolis with a walk through the ancient grounds of the Roman City of Volubilis. Located on a ridge above the Valley of Khoumane, the hundred-acre heritage site was once the capital of the Kingdom of Mauretania. Attractions in the area includes the Roman Basilica and its adjoining Capitoline Temple, the Tumulus burial mounds, the Triumphal Arch of Caracalla, the ancient tracks and aqueducts of Decauville, the Tingis Gate and\nits Decamanus Maximus, as well as many other ruined houses of worship of Orpheus, Hercules, and Venus.\nSunset at the Seafront\nThe city of Casablanca is located at the center of Morocco. The largest city in the country is an established business center, with its original Berber name being \u201cAnfa,\u201d until the Portuguese changed it into \u201cCasa Branca\u201d meaning \u201cWhite House.\u201d The Port of Casablanca is a major port and its artificial harbor holds over 35 ships at once. Visitors and locals alike can enjoy a cruise along the Atlantic Ocean, with stunning sunset views to cap off the day.\nLocated near the port is the Hassan II Mosque, also known as the Grande Mosqu\u00e9e Hassan II and considered the largest mosque in Morocco and the second largest in Africa. Designed by French architect Michel Pinseau, the structure was completed in 1993 and accommodates over a thousand Muslim worshippers within its premises.\nIts several features include an Ablution room, grand mosaic floors, smooth marble walls, and astounding granite columns, the public Hammam situated in the basement, the Prayer Hall on the ground floor, and a retractable roof allowing Muslims to pray under the stars at night. Meanwhile, the fa\u00e7ade is dominated by a looming minaret that stands at 690 feet.\nThe minaret is among the tallest in the world and is topped by a laser whose light\nshines towards the direction of Mecca. Finish your tour of Casablanca with a short side trip to the small rocky island of Marabout de Sidi Abderrahmane, regarded as a pilgrimage site and is the burial place of Sufi Sidi Abderrahmane Thaalibi.\nEnjoy a fun family picnic at the De la Ligue Arabe, a park open to the public, or step inside the Casablanca Cathedral which houses a cultural exhibit of Morocco.\nMountains of Wealth\nComplete your trip to Morocco with one of its most famous attractions: the Blue City of Chefchaouen. Found on the side of Rif Mountain, the district\u2019s houses, alleys, and bathhouses are all covered in varying shades of blue. A calming sight for the eyes, Chaouen offers many restaurants, caf\u00e9s, boutiques, hotels, and souvenir shops for a hassle-free stay. Hiking and viewing decks can be found around the city for visitors looking to get around the city and take in breathtaking sights of blue.\nVisit the Le Jardin Secret of Marrakesh for a majestic sense of royalty as you stand on the grounds of a sultan\u2019s palace during the Saadian Dynasty. The palace\u2019s elegance can be felt even around the garden; divided into the Islamic Garden that follows the Quran\u2019s description of heaven, and the Exotic Garden, whose plants come from several different parts of the world.\nThe intricately designed tower overlooks the Atlas Mountain, with a courtyard that\u2019s littered with fountains and\ngorgeous lounging areas, a pavilion with an exhibit of the palace\u2019s history, a caf\u00e9 that serves delicious Moroccan delicacies, and a souvenir shop selling a variety of items like local products and paintings. 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        "raw_content": "Paul Manafort pleaded guilty to two criminal charges on September 14 as part of a deal with federal prosecutors that concluded the second trial for the veteran political operative.\nPaul Manafort has pleaded guilty to 1 count of conspiracy against the United States (money laundering, working as an unregistered foreign agent, and lying to investigators) and 1 count of obstruction of justice (witness tampering).\nFormer Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort has pleaded guilty to two federal charges as part of a cooperation deal with prosecutors.\nThe scope of the cooperation was not immediately clear. Trump himself has tried to downplay the role that Manafort played during his 2016 campaign. The White House says this doesn't have anything to do with the president whatsoever.\nThe White House says Manafort's decision to plead guilty and cooperate with Mueller is \"totally unrelated\" to President Donald Trump. On Friday morning, however, that refusal came to an abrupt end.\nThe plea deal allows Manafort to avoid a second trial scheduled to begin next week in Washington.\n\"I do\", he said repeatedly, waiving each right. Nothing linking President Trump personally to any criminal acts surfaced during the first Manafort trial in Virginia. In DC, his seven criminal counts are rewritten as two.\nProsecutor Andrew Weissman said in court Friday that Manafort had struck a \"cooperation agreement\".\nMueller's team told the court that Manafort had previewed what information he could offer, leading to the deal.\nThe plea deal would allow Manafort to avoid a second trial that had been scheduled to start next week in Washington. It's still not clear what will happen to those charges in Virginia federal court.\nThere's been plenty of speculation that Manafort could be rescued by a presidential pardon.\nIn a statement Friday, the President's attorney Rudy Giuliani reiterated that confidence. The reason: \"the President did nothing wrong\", said Giuliani. The initial version, which was quickly revised, included \"Paul Manafort will tell the truth\" as part of the quote.\nBut Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz, who has received a lot of flak over the previous year for defending Trump at times despite being a self-described liberal, says Team Trump should be deeply concerned about Manafort's agreement to fully cooperate with Mueller investigation, though he stressed that it's unlikely Manafort would have any evidence that could lead to impeachment.\nIt is unclear what information Manafort is prepared to provide to investigators about President Donald Trump or that could aid Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. It could be directly related to the Trump campaign or merely tangential. His conviction last month in Virginia guaranteed that.\nThe Associated press reported this story.\nOverall, Manafort forfeited five properties, three bank accounts and a life insurance policy. He concealed the income through a network of foreign banks and shell companies.\nOne of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's longtime objectives in his investigation has always been to flip Paul Manafort into a cooperating witness.\nIn the past year, Mueller has secured pleas from a former national security adviser who lied to the Federal Bureau of Investigation about discussing sanctions with a Russian ambassador, a campaign aide who broached the idea of a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin; and another aide who was indicted alongside Manafort but ultimately turned on him.\nManafort attended a June 2016 Trump Tower meeting between Russian representatives and top campaign officials, including Trump's son and son-in-law, who expected to receive derogatory information about Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.\nGiven his direct involvement in the Trump campaign, including episodes being scrutinized by Mueller, Manafort could be positioned to provide key insight for investigators working to establish whether the campaign coordinated with Russian Federation.\nManafort had long resisted the idea of cooperating even as prosecutors stacked additional charges against him in Washington and Virginia. The allegations revealed last October reiterated a year of news reports that Manafort had secretly funneled income from Ukrainian lobbying contacts for years.\nEverything from her wardrobe, to her relationship with her family and friends has changed. \"I said: 'This is serious\". This gesture was just one way that Meghan has tried to keep up with the few remaining friends she has left.",
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        "raw_content": "Dial, Georgia\nVanZandt Store\nPost office dates: June 2, 1908-Present In the southern high mountain valley of Fannin Country, along the subtle banks of the Toccoa River, is a mountain farm community named Dial, Georgia. Founded in 1834, Dial was one of the first communities settled in this region. The charm of this community, is that there's no town. Small farms and a hand full of modest homes dot the fields and river banks. There are also landmark constructions of barns, out buildings, a large double decked porch farm house and quaint Victorian farm house to mention a few. This community hasn't' seen a change in over 100 years, lets hope it never does.\nThis page's URL is http://landmarkhunter.com/101398-dial-georgia/",
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        "raw_content": "Communication with the accountant\nThe contract with the accountant is concluded immediately after the registration of the company, as, according to the Hungarian legislation, accounting must be maintained continuously during the existence of the company.\nThe cost of accounting services depends on the number of transactions performed by the company. At the time of concluding the contract with the accountant, an advance is paid for the first three months of work based on a preliminary estimated number of transactions. At the end of the three-month period, a correction is made based on the actual number of transactions recorded.\nLAVECO provides the services of qualified local accountants, as well as assistance in communicating with the accountant in the client\u2019s language.\nGenerally, the tax authorities allow copies of documents (contracts, invoices) to be submitted for accounting. However, in the case of large contracts, or at the discretion of officers of the tax authorities, the originals of accompanying documents may also be requested. In this case the company must provide them within 8 working days.\nWe recommend that clients send the documents to be included in the accounts to the accountant on a regular basis (monthly, quarterly), to avoid any possible disruptions or delays in the accounting process.\nIt is possible to consult with the accountants and obtain their opinion on various transactions. The fees for such consultation will be based on an hourly rate.",
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        "raw_content": "Becoming a Surveyor: Careers, Salary Info & Job...\nBecoming a Surveyor: Careers, Salary Info & Job Description\nWhat are the pros and cons of a surveying career? Get real job descriptions, career outlook and salary info to see if becoming a surveyor is right for you.\nPros and Cons of Becoming a Surveyor\nSurveyors measure the land to help create maps and other important documents. Read the following list of pros and cons to find out if a career as a surveyor is the right choice for you.\nPros of a Surveying Career\nGood pay (mean salary of about $60,000)*\nHealthy employment growth (10% job growth from 2012-2022)*\nMany specializations available (including construction, hydrographic and forensic surveying)**\nVariety of tasks, both indoors and outdoors*\nCons of a Surveying Career\nEducation and training requirements can take up to eight years*\nWork can be physically demanding (job duties might include heavy lifting and standing or walking for long periods)*\nMight need to temporarily relocate to work sites*\nSome dangers associated with the work environment include exposure to the elements or working around heavy traffic***\nSources: *U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, **National Society of Professional Surveyors, ***Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth.\nAs a surveyor, you'll complete tasks related to measuring and mapping out the surface of the Earth. Job duties for this position include transporting and setting up equipment, such as slope lasers, hand levels and measuring rods. You'll then record site data, including height, depth, longitude and latitude. While you might spend a large part of your time in the field leading a survey crew, this job also requires some time indoors performing research or recording survey results for use in legal documents or maps.\nAs a construction surveyor, you might determine official property boundaries, layout a job site or ensure the proper placement of utilities pipelines. Other surveyors specialize in hydrographic surveying, which can be used to dredge bodies of water and locate petroleum. You could even work as a forensic surveyor who presents evidence in court.\nAs of May 2014, most surveyors worked for architectural and engineering firms, according to the BLS. You might also work for employers that include construction companies and government agencies.\nThe BLS reported that surveyors earned an average annual wage of about $60,000 as of May 2014. Jobs in the federal executive branch paid considerably more. Surveyors in this sector were paid a mean salary of around $82,000. Those working for state governments also earned a higher-than-average salary of around $74,000 in the same year.\nAdditionally, 4,400 new surveying jobs were expected to be created between 2012 and 2022. This was due to an increase in construction work and the growing use of GIS technologies, according to the BLS.\nBefore you can work independently and provide your services to the public as a surveyor, you'll need a license. Though there are some states that allow surveyors to become licensed with an associate degree or several years of work experience, most require a bachelor's degree in surveying, civil engineering or a related field. 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Candidates also needed an understanding of civil engineering as it pertains to dam construction.\nAn asphalt company in Wisconsin was looking for a surveyor to perform both field and office duties, including map layout, data management and inventory tracking tasks. Applicants needed to be familiar with such computer software as AutoCAD and Microsoft Excel.\nAn engineering firm advertised for two survey crew chief positions in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and North Dakota. Strong mathematical skills and 3-5 years of experience were required. Applicants would need to be licensed land surveyors or land surveyors-in-training. National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS) Certified Survey Technicians could also meet minimum qualifications.\nA construction company in Alaska was looking for a grade checker and surveyor with a high school education and at least five years of experience. Applicants with a degree in civil engineering were preferred.\nBolster Your Software Skills\nAccording to the BLS, the best job prospects should be available to surveyors who can demonstrate proficiency in computer mapping technologies. While enrolled in your undergraduate degree program, you might want to consider taking GIS coursework to develop your digital mapmaking and survey software skills.\nIf you're interested in specializing in a particular kind of surveying, earning certification could also improve your chances for employment, according to the NSPS. This professional organization offers a certification program to hydrographic surveyors with five years of experience. The completion of an approved training program can be substituted for 36 months of experience.\nIf you'd like to be more involved in the design and construction of a new structure or public works project, a civil engineering career might be a better fit. 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        "raw_content": "Originally presented by Dr. Robert Crouse for the Prayer Book Society of Canada, Nova Scotia/Prince Edward Island Branch Advent 2002 Institute, held at St. George\u2019s Round Church, November 30, 2002.\nAnglican spirituality is essentially liturgical: it is a way of spiritual life founded in worship and fulfilled in worship; a spiritual life shaped by the word of God mediated to us in the cycles of the liturgical year. It is that liturgical pattern of proclaiming the Word of God, day by day, week by week, year by year, which has shaped the mind and heart of Anglican Christianity. 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Apart from the slight lengthening of those two lessons, the Advent lectionary remains unchanged since early Christian times.\nWhat we have in that series is not a random selection of readings, but a coherent series of texts, in which Epistle and Gospel lessons interpret and supplement each other, and in which there is a continuous, logical development of teachings from one week to the next. Each set of texts builds upon the thought of the preceding set, and points ahead to the one that follows.\nOur Anglican Reformers saw no need to alter that ancient pattern; they insisted only that it be better understood by all the faithful: read, marked, learned and inwardly digested; that it be more deeply understood and more perfectly obeyed, that by patience and comfort of God\u2019s Holy Word, we might all embrace and ever hold fast the blessed hope which is ours in Christ Jesus. 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        "raw_content": "ET22 and EP23\nET22-834, photographed near \u0141owicz on March 6, 2001.\nET22-211, photographed at the \u0141uk\u00f3w station on June 1, 2003.\nThis ET22-342 was photographed near Z\u0142otoryja on August 4, 2004.\nSlightly derelict ET22-121, rebuilt from sole EP23-001, at Jaworzyna \u015al\u0105ska heritage park, August 1, 2004.\nThe same locomotive: restoration is under way. July 8, 2009.\nET22-1006, photographed in Pyskowice on October 9, 2004.\nProduction ET22; side drawing by M.\u0106wik\u0142a from SK vol.6/1999.\nModernized ET22-2000; side drawing by M.\u0106wik\u0142a from SK vol.11/2004.\nModernized ET22-2000, photographed at the Warszawa Wschodnia station on September 24, 2007.\nET22-1000, photographed at the Sosnowiec Maczki station on March 3, 2005.\nThis ET22-243 was photographed at the \u0141\u00f3d\u017a Olech\u00f3w depot on April 10, 2005.\nET22s can often be seen with passenger trains, but is double-heading really necessary? ET22-003 and ET22-1155 with P57102 train at Tczew, June 27, 2005.\nAnother ET22 with a passenger train: ET22-877, photographed at Wa\u0142brzych G\u0142\u00f3wny station on May 1, 2006....\n... and yet another: ET22-423, photographed in Krotoszyn on July 24, 2006.\nET22-174, photographed at the same location on October 30, 2006 \u2013 also with a passenger train!\nET22-1067, photographed in Jaworzyna \u015al\u0105ska on October 28, 2005\nET22-436, photographed near the Warszawa Wschodnia station on April 10, 2006...\n...and ET22-1010, photographed on the same occasion. Note differences between left and right side cooling louvers.\nET22-1051, photographed at the same location exactly two weeks later.\nET22-1118, photographed near the Ostr\u00f3w Wielkopolski depot on June 7, 2006.\nET22-800, photographed in Lubin on the next day.\nET22-1007, Sok\u00f3\u0142ka, July 1, 2006; yellow front and rear body panels were once common.\nET22-1170, Lubin G\u00f3rniczy, July 25, 2006...\n...and ET22-660 with ET22-935, photographed on the same location on November 24, 2006.\nLubin G\u00f3rniczy again (I used to visit this station quite often): ET22-092, December 18, 2007.\nAnother picture of the ET22-1170, this time with a passenger train; Warszawa Wschodnia station, October 22, 2007.\nThis machine is operated by CTL Rail, double designation (RS-002 and 201E-408) is not uncommon with private operators. Photo taken in Przeworsk on August 12, 2006.\nThe same machine, with designation changed to ET22-R002. Czempi\u0144, May 2, 2008.\nET22-621, Krak\u00f3w Prokocim, September 9, 2006.\nET22-749, Zebrzydowice, October 20, 2006.\nET22-705, Rybnik, October 20, 2006.\nET22-819, photographed at the Rog\u00f3w station on November 22, 2006.\nET22-944, photographed in Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice on February 5, 2007; note rectangular headlights.\nET22-651, photographed at the same location on April 26, 2007.\nKarsznice once again: ET22-260, April 18, 2008\u2026\n\u2026and again: ET22-245, August 13, 2008\u2026\n\u2026and one more time: ET22-402, December 17, 2008.\nET22-1004, W\u0119gliniec station, April 27, 2007.\nThis photo captures an atmosphere: ET22-316 (note three rectangular headlights), photographed near \u015acinawa on May 29, 2007.\nThis ET22-824, with a passenger train, was photographed on August 9, 2007, near Warszawa Miedzeszyn station \u2013 a few hundred metres from my home.\nET22-1094, photographed at Bednary near \u0141owicz on August 5, 2007.\nTwo ET22s, photographed at the E\u0142k depot on August 14, 2007: ET22-967...\n...and ET22-1036.\nET22-853, arriving with the P21104 train from Lublin. Warszawa Wschodnia station, October 8, 2007.\nThree ET22s with passenger trains, photographed at one of my favorite spots near Warszawa Zachodnia station on October 26, 2007: ET22-014...\n...ET22-808...\n...and ET22-965.\nTwo more pictures from this location: ET22-1128...\n...and ET22-1093, both taken on April 29, 2008.\nET22-1129, photographed in Boles\u0142awiec on January 30, 2008.\nET22-225, photographed near the Warszawa Olszynka Grochowska depot on April 10, 2008.\nThe same engine, photographed near the Warszawa Miedzeszyn station on August 21, 2008.\nET22-308, photographed in Gliwice during a railway stock exhibition on June 15, 2008.\nET22-114, photographed at the W\u0119gliniec depot on July 16, 2008.\nET22-317, photographed in Korsze on September 9, 2008\u2026\n\u2026and ET22-856, photographed on the same occasion.\nTwo ET22s, photographed in Sochaczew on September 15, 2008: ET22-886\u2026\n\u2026and ET22-984.\nThis ET22-974 was photographed at the Ruda Talubska station on October 11, 2008.\nET22-826, photographed at the W\u0119gliniec station on October 20, 2008. The shade is of me.\nThis ET22-430 was spotted at the Pozna\u0144 Franowo station eight days later.\nET22-423, Ostr\u00f3w Wielkopolski, February 6, 2009.\nET22-1000 and ET22-157, posing at the Zebrzydowice station on a cold and misty day of March 3, 2009; note single-arm current collectors.\nET22-796, photographed on the same occasion.\nZebrzydowice again: ET22-153, April 27, 2009.\nET22-442 with traces of \u2018artists\u2019 activities; Rybnik, April 18, 2009.\nET22-1126, Racib\u00f3rz station, April 27, 2009.\nTwo ET22s, photographed in Rzepin on May 15, 2009, display new PKP Cargo livery: ET22-813\u2026\n\u2026and ET22-583, departing with a passenger train to Pozna\u0144.\nFour ET22s, photographed near the Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice station on June 1, 2009: ET22-652\u2026\n\u2026and ET22-648. This storage track used to be occupied by ET42s.\nET22-939, photographed at the Krotoszyn station on the same day.\nET22, photographed near the Warszawa \u017bera\u0144 station on July 3, 2009.\nET22-877, Jaworzyna \u015al\u0105ska station, July 8, 2009.\nET22-642 with a heavy draft approaches the Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice station; August 5, 2009.\nET22-909, Lubin G\u00f3rniczy, August 5, 2009.\nTwo pictures, taken at the W\u0119gliniec depot on the same day: ET22-583\u2026\nET22-561, Wroc\u0142aw Psie Pole station, August 7, 2009.\nET22-398, photographed near Ole\u015bnica on September 25, 2009.\nZdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice again: ET22-674, November 23, 2009. November is seldom that sunny in Poland.\nET22-298 hauls a PKP Przewozy Regionalne passenger train: Warszawa Wschodnia station, March 19, 2010. This is an interim measure: currently EuroSprinter locomotives are introduced.\nET22-1135, photographed at the Krotoszyn station on May 21, 2010.\nWarszawa Wschodnia again: ET22-125, photographed on July 9, 2010...\n...and ET22-102, August 18, 2010.\nET22-964 with another ET22 (idle) and a draft of tank cars; Wroc\u0142aw Psie Pole station, August 30, 2010.\nTwo more pictures taken at this location on October 4, 2010: ET22-766\u2026\nTwo ET22s, photographed in Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice onSeptember 1, 2010: ET22-603\u2026\nET22-1087 approaches the K\u0142odawa station; September 20, 2010.\nLater on the same day, I have just arrived at the Kutno station by a local train hauled by the ET22-397.\nET22-768, photographed at the Krotoszyn station on February 18, 2011. The weather was not very fine and so is the picture\u2026\nET22-051, ready to depart from the Warszawa Wschodnia station with a passenger train: April 20, 2011.\n201E-277, PTK Holding Zabrze (ex ET22-276), photographed in Roszk\u00f3w Raciborski on May3, 2007, by Norbert Tkaczyk (thanks for permission!). This company was later taken over by DB Schenker.\nET22-797, PKP Cargo, photographed at the W\u0119gliniec depot on March 27, 2011.\nET22-840, photographed at the Wroc\u0142aw Psie Pole station on May 11, 2011.\nET22-854, photographed near Dziecin\u00f3w (Skierniewice-\u0141uk\u00f3w line) on May 15, 2011. I tried to frame the wooden privy out, but anyway it makes such a nice scenic view\u2026\nET22-544, Warszawa Wschodnia station, May 23, 2011.\nET22-1044, photographed at the Wasilk\u00f3w station (near Bia\u0142ystok) on July 16, 2011.\nThe same locomotive at the Wroc\u0142aw Psie Pole station, ten days later.\n\u2018May I take a picture of your engine?\u2019 \u2018I don\u2019t mind.\u2019 ET22-671, Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice, September 9, 2011.\nET22-986, photographed in Piaseczno on September 19, 2011.\nET22-1120, photographed in Rog\u00f3w on the same day.\nET22-1144, PKP Cargo, photographed in Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice on October 21, 2011.\nET22-934 from the same fleet, but sporting new livery, photographed on the same occasion.\nAnother picture from this location: ET22-718, photographed on a grey and gloomy day of December 19, 2011.\nFour pictures taken at D\u0142ugo\u0142\u0119ka near Wroc\u0142aw: ET22-1158, November 17, 2011\u2026\n\u2026ET22-728, two days later\u2026\n\u2026ET22-1097, the same day\u2026\n\u2026and ET22-903, exactly one month later.\nBack to D\u0142ugo\u0142\u0119ka: ET22-1052 with a draft of container cars. April 27, 2012.\nET22-017, photographed at the Sochaczew station on April 5, 2012.\nSochaczew again: ET22-063 with an indispensable draft of empty coal cars. May 11, 2012.\nET22-242, Skar\u017cysko Kamienna station, April 14, 2012.\nModernized ET22-2005, photographed in Tomasz\u00f3w Mazowiecki on April 25, 2012.\nET22-990, working a freight train together with the idle ET22-948 and an unknown SM42. Tomasz\u00f3w Mazowiecki, two days later.\nET22-1138 with a passenger train, photographed at the Warszawa Wschodnia station on May 25, 2012.\nET22-608, Piotrk\u00f3w Trybunalski, June 17, 2012.\nZdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice: ET22-1086, June 25, 2012.\nModernized ET22-1210 (ex ET22-474), photographed in D\u0142ugo\u0142\u0119ka two days later.\nET22-1160, Korsze, September 1, 2012.\nET22-651, photographed in Czerwonka on the same day.\nZdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice again: ET22-1168, September 12, 2012.\nAnother modernized locomotive: ET22-2011 (formerly ET22-359), Mi\u0119dzylesie, November 3, 2012.\nET22-1053 damaged in a crash (details are not known). This locomotive was later repaired and still remains in service. Photo from my collection.\nFirst visit in Karsznice in 2013: ET22-883, February 27, 2013.\nET22-R001, operated by CTL Rail; Ole\u015bnica, August 6, 2004. Photo from my collection.\nAnother photo from my collection: ET22-315 in \u2018temporary\u2019 PKP Cargo livery, photographed in Strzelce Opolskie on June 14, 2004.\nThree older photos by Krzysztof S\u0142owikowski (from my collection): ET22-091, Ostr\u00f3w Wielkopolski depot, September 10, 1988\u2026\n\u2026ET22-088, the same location and date\u2026\n\u2026and ET22-019, Krak\u00f3w, August 24, 1985.\nBack to the familiar location of Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice: ET22-1160, May 23, 2013\u2026\n\u2026and ET22-1155, two days later.\nModernized ex-ONCF 201Eo-007, owned by ECCO Rail and leased to Pol-Mied\u017a Trans; Skar\u017cysko Kamienna, May 29, 2013.\nSeveral pictures taken at the Krak\u00f3w Prokocim station on June 20, 2013: ET22-879 \u2026\n\u2026and ET22-1181.\nET22-933, Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice, July 5, 2013.\nET22-901, the same location, two days later\u2026\n\u2026and ET22-838, August 19, 2013.\nET22-1088, Koluszki station, August 21, 2013.\nET22-761 passes through the Gdynia G\u0142\u00f3wna station on September 23, 2013.\nThree ET22s photographed in Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice on October 4, 2013: modernized ET22-1210\u2026\n\u2026and modernized ET22-1207.\nET22-R003 from the CTL Logistics fleet is former ONCF E1021; the same location, December 11, 2013.\nET22-156, Petrovice, Czech Republic, March 4, 2014.\nET22-1175, photographed in Zebrzydowice on the same day.\nPetrovice again, two days later: ET22-202.\nET22-R003 again, this time photographed in K\u0119dzierzyn-Ko\u017ale on March 28, 2014.\nET22-815 from the PKP Cargo fleet, photographed near B\u0105kowiec on August 24, 2014.\nET22-997, PKP Cargo, Zdu\u0144ska Wola Karsznice, April 21, 2014.\nPicture of the ET22-1139, taken on the same occasion.\nET22-622, photographed in Gryfino on January 28, 1999. Photo by D.Szymczyk (from my collection).\nET22-1182, Gliwice station, March 26, 2015.\nTwo pictures taken at the Warszawa Praga station on June 10, 2015: ET22-2004 (modernized ET22-328)\u2026\n\u2026and \u2018plain\u2019 ET22-102.\nET22-162, PKP Cargo, Korsze, July 2, 2015.\nET22-157, PKP Cargo, Ostro\u0142\u0119ka, August 2, 2015.\nET22-057, K\u0142odzko G\u0142\u00f3wne, April 12, 1997. Photo by Marek Niemiec (from my collection). This locomotive was withdrawn and scrapped in January 2001.\nFive pictures taken in Zebrzydowice on March 10, 2017: ET22-1170\u2026\n\u2026 ET22-157\u2026\n\u2026 and modernized ET22-1207 (ex ET22-526). All are from the PKP Cargo fleet.\nThis ET22-102, also from PKP Cargo, was photographed on the same day in Petrovice, Czech Republic.\nTwo ET22s from the PKP Cargo fleet, photographed in Ostro\u0142\u0119ka on April 8, 2017: ET22-1021\u2026\n\u2026and modernized ET22-2032 (ex ET22-319).\nMoroccan E1006, photographed in SidiYaya du Dharm on April 6, 2005. In 2012 this locomotive was brought back to Poland and currently is operated by Rail Polska as 201Eo-006. Photo by Jean-Pierre Vergez-Larrouy (www.commons.wikimedia.org).\n201Eo-001 from the Rail Polska fleet is ex-Moroccan E1008; photo taken at the Pu\u0142awy Azoty station on July 28, 2017.\nET22-1170 from the PKP Cargo fleet, photographed in D\u0119blin on January 26, 2018.\nET22-975, PKP Cargo, photographed near Dziecin\u00f3w on October 3, 2018.\nET22-989, PKP Cargo, Opalenica, October 19, 2018.\nHeavy drafts have always been typical for Polish freight traffic; no wonder, thus, that first indigenous electric freight locomotive, ET21 (726 examples built between 1957 and 1971), with continuous rating of 2040 kW, soon became too weak. Double-heading was certainly not an economical solution and, with rapid progress of electrification, more powerful freighters were obviously necessary. ET21, based to a certain extent on Soviet VL22M of early 1940s, was a simple and straightforward machine with little \u2013 if any \u2013 potential of further development. Six-axle EU20, supplied from Eastern Germany, was neither reliable nor particularly modern. Specification for a new freight locomotive was submitted in 1966, initially with an intention to produce a universal machine with maximum speed of 125 km/h, suitable also for heavy passenger trains \u2013 hence proposed class designation EU22 (factory type 7E, later changed to 201E). New locomotive owed much to British-built EU06 and its later Polish license variant EU07. In particular, traction motors were of the same type, as well as their suspension and many other items of equipment.\nFirst prototype from Pafawag factory of Wroc\u0142aw, finally designated ET22-001, was rolled out in November 1969 and tests began in December, ET22-002 joining next February. Results were basically satisfactory and next ten machines were delivered in 1971. New locomotive, compared to ET21, offered almost 50% increase of rated power and tractive effort, and was soon accepted for mass production. Between 1971 and 1989, 1207 examples were supplied, which makes ET22 the most numerous electric locomotive type ever built in Poland and in fact also in Europe. First ET22s were soon found prone to derailing, so from ET22-122 onwards connection between trucks and body was redesigned (which also resulted in reduced vibration and improved crew comfort). This modification was between 1994 and 1996 retroactively introduced in 27 earlier examples that still remained in service. Last machine with earlier suspension variant in active service was ET22-101, written off in 2007 and scrapped in 2009.\nAlthough considered a universal locomotive at the design stage, type 201E finally emerged as a freight machine, mainly due to PKP priorities. Type 201Ea, delivered in March 1973, was an attempt to develop ET22 into a fast \u2013 at least for that time \u2013 passenger locomotive (maximum speed 140 km/h). Reduction gear ratio was changed from 79:18 to 73:22, but running qualities left much to be desired and after prolonged tests the idea was abandoned. The sole example, designated EP23-001, was converted in 1979 to the ET22 standard and designated ET22-121 (this service number was used for the second time, the first ET22-121 being written off two years earlier). 201Ed (later re-designated 103E), with the same reduction gear, LKa535 traction motors, modified trucks and maximum speed 160 km/h, never left the drawing board. During 1974, several modifications were introduced, mainly in suspension, in order to improve running qualities, but type designation remained unchanged. 201Eg, built in 1975, was the export variant for Moroccan state railways ONCF, with redesigned body (different vehicle gauge), LKa535 traction motors and many minor modifications. 23 examples, supplied between 1975 and 1976, were classed 1000 by ONCF and given service numbers from E-1001 onwards. 201Ec of 1977 featured multiplied control, further truck and suspension modifications and various minor improvements. It was initially intended to standardize this variant, but the idea was abandoned and only two examples were built, with service numbers ET22-501 and ET22-502 (later ET22-701 and ET22-702, finally ET22-1001 and ET22-1002). Many other minor modifications were introduced during production and individual batches differed externally in shape and location of side windows, air inlets and vents. Type designation, however, was not changed and apart from above-mentioned examples all ET22s built until 1987 were delivered as type 201E. For some unknown reason, later ET22s were designated type 201Eh, although in fact no modification justified this change!\nDue to decrease of freight traffic and lack of passenger locomotives, ET22s are quite often used with passenger trains; their running qualities in this role are, however, far from satisfactory. In fact, running qualities have never been the strong side of ET22 and older ET21 was even considered superior in mountain regions.\nIn early 1970s preliminary specification was drawn up for a 6000 kW Co\u2019Co\u2019 electric locomotive, to be built in several variants, of which the fastest was to attain 200 km/h. Plans to build 720 such machines until 1985 proved sadly over-optimistic. New machine failed to materialize even in a prototype form and thus ET22, commonly nicknamed \u2018Byk\u2019 (Bull), is still the basic electric freight locomotive in PKP service. According to rosters quoted in SK, their number reached its peak in 1991: on January 1 PKP had 1171 examples. During next six years they dwindled to 1153 and on January 1, 1999, PKP had 1024 ET22s (of 1184 delivered). This type is also used by other operators (some examples having been purchased via scrap-disposal companies!). In mid-2006, CTL holding had seven ex-PKP machines; as state railways were not eager to sell further locomotives to the potential competitor, three examples withdrawn from ONCF service (E-1003, E-1018 and E-1021) had been purchased in 2003. Two more ex-Moroccan machines were intended to follow in 2004, but this finally failed to materialize. Jn January 2012, however, further eight ex-ONCF locomotives arrived in Poland by sea from Casablanca and were brought to the Ole\u015bnica repair works. They were thoroughly overhauled and modernized to the 201Eo standard (modified crew compartment with air-conditioning, single-arm current collectors and several minor improvements). Six were sold to Rail Polska and two to PHU Lokomotiv. Until March 2015 further six ex-PKP ET22s were modernized to this standard and sold to various private operators. Moreover, 201E-277 (ex-PKP) was used by Ku\u017anica War\u0119\u017cy\u0144ska sand mine and finally went to DB Schenker Rail Polska in April 2010. Private operators don\u2019t use any consistent designation system, so their machines are designated as ET22 or 201E plus service number (usually serial, but sometimes an alphanumerical designation, e.g. CTL ET22-R004 is ex-PKP ET22-791).\nBasic ET22 design goes back to the 1960s and further modifications \u2013 apart from trucks and suspension \u2013 were generally restricted to details. Plans from late 1990s stipulated that about 50 locomotives of this type should be modernized by 2000, with options for further 300 between 2001 and 2005 and 200 between 2006 and 2010. It was intended to fit new ac traction motors in completely new trucks and modify the suspension, which had never been a strong side of the basic design. These plans had to be cut down substantially and first major modernization was undertaken only in 2002. The first modernized machine, designated type 201Em, with service number ET22-2000 (ex ET22-315), was rolled out in June 2004. Main effort was concentrated at improving running qualities, so trucks and suspension were thoroughly redesigned. Electric equipment and control systems were also modified, although traction motors remained unchanged. Control panel was completely redesigned. Externally \u2013 apart from minor differences, new livery and out-of-sequence service number \u2013 the modernized machine was easily identified by different headlights and rectangular air intakes to air conditioning installation, the latter being fitted for the first time. Service tests began in August 2004 and results were considered satisfactory, but next step came only in 2007, when a decision was taken to bring up further 49 ET22s to this standard during next two years. A contract for modernization of four examples was signed with ZNLE (Electric Locomotive Repair Works) of Gliwice in September and first two of these, ET22-427 and ET22-569, were delivered in 2008. Due to financial restrictions the number of 201Ems was finally cut down to 28 examples and the entire batch was completed in mid-2010. Of the remaining 22 ET22s, twenty were finally modernized to the 201Ek standard, wherein old trucks and suspension have been retained. Modernized locomotives were given new service numbers, from ET22-2000 onwards, and the last one, ET22-2047 (ex ET44-488), was outshopped in January 2011.\nYet another modernization version, more \u2018modest\u2019 compared to two above-mentioned ones, was proposed in 2011. Designated 201El, it is restricted mainly to electrical equipment, air conditioning units and driver\u2019s cab details. It was introduced during major overhauls at the ZNLE Gliwice and first batch numbered seventeen examples. They were given new service numbers, from ET22-1201 onwards. First of 201Els (ET22-1201, ex ET22-688) was completed in January 2012 and the last one, ET22-1217 (ex ET22-593) was outshopped in September 2012. All were assigned to the Katowice regional management. Until now (mid-2017) no more modernizations followed.\nMany Polish locomotives of unquestionable historical value have been scrapped, so it is certainly worth mentioning that ET22-121 (ex EP23-001) has been saved. After withdrawal, it somehow managed to find its way to the rolling stock heritage park in Jaworzyna \u015al\u0105ska (now Industry and Railway Museum), where it can now be seen. Its condition is far from perfect, but \u2013 considering the attitude of its present owners \u2013 things should soon improve. According to recent information, this locomotive is intended for restoration in near future, providing that adequate funds are available.\nMain technical data \u2013 ET22\n1207 /11842)\nindividual1)\n6 X EE541b3)\nkW/KM\n1) Multiplied in ET22-1001 and 1002\n2) One example rebuilt from EP23-001 (ET22-121 \u2013 service number used for the second time)\n3) LKa535 engines in Moroccan examples (type 201Eg)\n6 X EE541d\n1) Later converted into ET22-121\n- Monographic articles by Pawe\u0142 Terczy\u0144ski (SK vol. 8/2006 and 1/2007);\n- Article on the ET22-2000 modification by the same author (SK vol. 11/2004);",
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        "raw_content": "Obituary\u2019s Don Tardy Talks \u2018Inked in Blood\u2019 Album, Lineup Additions + More\nObituary have started their fourth decade of death metal with the stellar new disc 'Inked in Blood.' Drummer Don Tardy was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's weekend radio show and he spoke with Jackie about the 'Inked in Blood' disc, how new members have energized the band and more. Check out the chat below:\nI'm doing very well, how are you?\nWe're here to talk about Obituary\u2019s ninth studio album, 'Inked in Blood.' Don, what's been the biggest advantage from using a Kickstarter campaign to fund an Obituary album?\nWe just didn't want to be [on] a typical contract on any record label. That's kind of what the history of the band was. And most bands, you get signed into a record label that wants to basically own the rights to it for almost forever and we knew we really wanted to step out of the ballpark, think outside of the box to do what we can to own our product more than we have in the past. Really, just have a say so on our future.\nThe Kickstarter campaign allowed us to actually raise enough money to get this album recorded, mixed, produced, mastered and in our hands before we even needed help from our record label. That gave us a lot of power to really negotiate and figure out what we wanted with the future of this record. Relapse stepped in and they just knew that we already had final product, that we would simply use their engine to market it and press it and get it distributed throughout the world. They did a fabulous job so far with their part.\n'Inked in Blood' is the result of several years writing songs. 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The last few albums, we tracked it ourselves at our studio but then we've always outsourced it and had someone help mix. This time we just kept our hands on the handlebars and just did it ourselves. Probably the recording and the producing of the album is something that the band is super proud of. It's 100 percent band member made and mixed. That's probably what's going to stick in my mind, that we actually pulled it off and we're proud of the end result.\nWhat makes the new album and the new guys, Kenny and Terry, the foundation for Obituary to have lots more years playing and recording?\nWe're very comfortable in our own skin. The writing process and our train of thought when we're writing songs is simple; we don't care what other bands are doing on this planet. We don't care what demands our record label would have or what other things are going on on the earth. We simply try and write a song, we start one, to just write the most heavy song that we possibly can that we like. 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        "raw_content": "\u2018an uncertain situation that you cannot control and in which there is little progress or improvement\u2019\nMade in Plymouth Contributor, Paul Gibbins, recently caught up with the organiser of a local Photography Group for Refugees at an Exhibition of their work.\nAmy Griffin, aged 22, is in her third year at Falmouth University studying press and editorial photography. Following her travels through Europe and witnessing the Migration issue up close in Budapest, she decided to set up a course for Refugees living in Plymouth.\n\u201cI\u2019m in my final year at Falmouth University and I study press and editorial photography. For my dissertation I wrote about participatory photography projects and what how that sort of practice can help people in a useful way and how communities tell their own stories and that the photography does not go in and impose upon them. They can represent themselves, not how the photography represents them. I became really interested in that process and it really clicked with me and that this is the sort of practice that I want to pursue.\u201d\nAmy has undertaken a lot of documentary photography on Cornish communities, but realised that it would be more interesting to hand the camera over to people themselves.\nAmy Griffin, Organiser of \u2018In Limbo\u2019\n\u201cI wanted to work with refugees partly because I did some travelling in 2015. I went around Europe on a holiday, but then by chance I came across the refugee crisis as it took off in Budapest and found the situation really bad there, and that\u2019s where I really became empathetic to the situation, and where I realised I wanted to work with refugees.\u201d\nAmy looked for charities dealing with Refugees in Cornwall, to find the only one in Plymouth, Devon. She began by approaching Devon & Cornwall Refugee Support and asked to run a Photography workshop. Following two trial sessions in November 2016, she started a 12-week course in January 2017 with between 15-20 people attending the workshops.\n\u201cIt wasn\u2019t a random choice to work with refugees. I don\u2019t like saying I have given them a voice, because they had a voice anyway, before I gave them a camera, but it has definitely motivated people.\u201d\nWithout the daily routine or legal employment, the mental health of refugees is affected enormously, placing greater importance on activity groups such as this. The group is from across the Middle East: Iran, Iraq, Syria and also Venezuela, South America.\n\u201cI\u2019m pleased that everyone enjoyed it so much and stuck it out for 12 weeks with me. This is the first kind of course I have delivered, having studied photography since GCSE (Yr 10). I am now 22 years old, so I\u2019ve been taught photography for years, but never actually taught the skill myself, so a bit of a learning curve for me. The guys were so respectful, so happy. Before I started to deliver the workshops I was feeling nervous, I didn\u2019t want to be patronizing in any way, but when with the group, they were so nice and respectful it was completely ok, everyone was so lovely, so happy to be on the course.\u201d\nThe workshops were supported by Fotonow, a local photographic community interest company, who purchased equipment from Amy\u2019s University for use on the course. The students used both DSLR and \u201cpoint and shoot\u201d digital cameras.\n\u201cEveryone enjoyed using the big cameras, to feel a bit more professional. The \u201cpoint and shoot\u201d are like an iPhone camera, but people were excited to learn the DSLR. It would have been nice to have had some more photographic equipment; it was a really slow process to edit. I received the images on an SD card, on average 12 cards, with 100 images per card per session! It was hard to know which photos to exhibit; we had hundreds. The exhibits have had some basic editing, brightness and contrast, I just wanted it to look nice.\u201d\nCollaboration in Photography and its various participatory methods evolved in the 70\u2019s, when photographers began to attempt to break down the power imbalance between photographer and subject. By giving \u2018subjects\u2019 cameras, they were attempting to empower them to photograph their own stories. This exhibition is the result of collaboration between Amy and 9 individuals currently on their way to asylum.\nThe process has been very positive for Amy, \u201cI have a lot of empathy for the situation, they had to leave their countries, I just think that people need to have a bit more empathy and try and put themselves into their shoes. They\u2019re not any different to me and you, it\u2019s just circumstance. They\u2019re just lovely people that have amazing cultures, they\u2019re not that different.\u201d\n\u2018In Limbo\u2019 is open this weekend (13-16th April 2017) at St Saviour\u2019s Church, Lambhay Hill, Plymouth.",
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        "raw_content": "Radiology => Hodgkin's Disease\nHodgkin's Disease or Hodgkin's Lymphoma, less severe form of two types of cancer that arise in the lymphatic system (network of small vessels that carry lymph, a fluid containing white blood cells of the immune system). The other form is non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Hodgkin's disease is characterized by usually painless but progressive enlargement of lymph nodes (or glands) and other lymphoid tissue. Hodgkin's disease more commonly occurs in people 15 to 35 years of age and over 50. Generally the first symptom of the disease is swelling of lymph nodes in the neck, armpit, or groin. Later many other lymph nodes become involved, and the spleen becomes enlarged. Secondary symptoms include fever, chills, night sweats, weight loss, fatigue, and loss of appetite. The cause has remained unknown since the British physician Thomas Hodgkin first described the condition in 1832. Some researchers have suggested that macrophages (large immune cells that ingest foreign bacteria) may play a role in causing Hodgkin's disease.\nDiagnosis of Hodgkin's disease is made with a biopsy (removal of a small tissue sample for examination under a microscope). Hodgkin's disease is primarily distinguished from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma by the presence of Reed-Sternberg cells, large cells that contain several nuclei. With advanced cases, the doctor will usually prescribe chemotherapy (anti-cancer drugs) for approximately six months, often in combination with radiation therapy. For patients with disease resistant to conventional treatments, or for patients who have relapses (reappearance of symptoms after an apparent cure), doctors may try high-dose chemotherapy and bone-marrow transplants. The chemotherapy destroys all of the patient's unhealthy bone marrow in preparation for the transplantation of healthy bone marrow, so the body can once again produce healthy white blood cells. The healthy bone marrow is injected into the bloodstream and, if successful, the cells find their way to the bones and begin to grow. Approximately 90 percent of Hodgkin's patients, who are diagnosed at an early stage, are cured. Advanced cases of the disease are cured 50 to 80 percent of the time.",
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        "raw_content": "Assassin: Theory and Practice of Political Violence\nAugust 25, 2018 August 25, 2018 J. Bowyer Bell\nAssassin Theory and Practice of Political Violence Assassination as a political act has a long history predating the murder of Julius Caesar and continuing into our own time The murder of the mighty has long fascinated artists and rebels but only rar\nTitle: Assassin: Theory and Practice of Political Violence\nAuthor: J. Bowyer Bell\nAssassination as a political act has a long history, predating the murder of Julius Caesar and continuing into our own time The murder of the mighty has long fascinated artists and rebels but only rarely has it been studied in a scholarly manner In Assassin, J Bowyer Bell combines existing historical evidence with years of personal interviews with terrorists in Africa,Assassination as a political act has a long history, predating the murder of Julius Caesar and continuing into our own time The murder of the mighty has long fascinated artists and rebels but only rarely has it been studied in a scholarly manner In Assassin, J Bowyer Bell combines existing historical evidence with years of personal interviews with terrorists in Africa, the Middle East, and Europe The result is an incisive study of that enigmatic figure, the revolutionary killer.As Bell makes clear, the motives of the actors, and effectiveness of assassination, vary widely across time and place Assassination in many parts of the world has not only been a normal political act, rational, explicable, but also often effective, in some cases taking fewer lives in the transfer of power than an election Likewise, there have been all kinds of assassins personal, psychopathic, professional, ranging from lonely failures trying to make their mark to authorized agents of the state.Using the assassination of Henry IV of France as a historical backdrop, Bell writes about contemporary political murder from the perspective of one who has studied the subject of political violence for decades Bell has met with or known well the perpetrators, conspirators, and intended victims of assassination who have escaped His interviewees include a radical Irish revolutionary leader, an American Arabist diplomat, a spokesman for the PLO, and the president of a Mozambique liberation movement The itinerary of his investigative journeys covers most of the flashpoints of contemporary political violence.The people and places studied here at firsthand are engaged in a deadly game The attrition rate is often high, the power fleeting, and the consequences often unforeseen If past is prologue, assassination is to be with us for years to come The volume will be essential reading for those engaged in the prevention of political violence and terror as well as historians and political scientists.\nOne thought on \u201cAssassin: Theory and Practice of Political Violence\u201d\nThis is light in terms of the conceptual/theoretical analysis offered. However, if you're really into finding out how a selection of political elites were 'dispatched', this is for you.\n4 Horsemen Prequel, Jenna's War (Sons of San Merce...\nDestined to Fall\nShadow of Temptation\nFlashlight by J. Bowyer Bell",
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        "raw_content": "Keeping H&S a Priority in Changing Times\nMore than 150 Manitoba Federation of Labour affiliated delegates and facilitators participated in the 29th Annual MFL Health and Safety Conference in Winnipeg. They spent two days focusing on this year's theme, 'Health and Safety - In the Path of Change.'\nSpecial Events Mark the Day of Mourning\nApril 28th of Each Year is the Day of Mourning, a day set aside by the labour movement and the Government of Canada to honour workers who have killed, injured or sickened in the workplace. It is a day of mourning across Canada and in many other countries of the world as well.\nEugene Kostyra Received Stanley Knowles Labour Solidarity Award\nThe Stanley Knowles Solidarity Award is presented at each Convention of the Manitoba New Democratic Party to a trade unionist who has shown a deep commitment to working people and the achievement of social justice through recognized contributions to the union movement and the Manitoba New Democratic Party.\nJudy Wasylycia-Leis Leaving Federal Politics\nNDP MP Judy Wasylycia-Leis (left) announced on April 27 that she's leaving federal politics and will be resigning the seat she has held for Winnipeg North since 1997. Her resignation is effective as of May 1, 2010.\nCLC Day of Mourning Statement\nThis year marks the 20th anniversary of the Nova Scotia Westray mine disaster, where an underground methane explosion took the lives of 26 workers.\nThe Canadian Labour Congress representing 3.2 million unionized workers acknowledges the month of February is an important opportunity to recognize and celebrate the significant contributions made by members of the African-Diaspora to our unions, workplaces and communities.\nHere are just two historic examples worth remembering.\nLabour's Effort to Help Haiti's Earthquake Victims\nAll the world has watched with horror the images of the devastation caued by the earthquate in Haiti. Emergency relief to aid the victims is essential and the Canadian labour movement is responding once again with the same generosity and solidarity as in previous disasters. As in the past, the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) is coordinating labour's response.\nEnd to Lockout a Small Improvement for Tembec Workers\nTembec has been ordered by the Manitoba Labour Board to end the lockout of more than 250 of its employees which began September 1, 2009. But that doesn't mean the workers will soon be back on the job.\nNew OHC Executive Director Appointed\nThe Manitoba Federation of Labour Occupational Health Centre recently recognized Carol Loveridge at her retirement as Executive Director from the MFL OHC.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / All News / Uncategorized / Help my Family to Grieve\nPosted October 24, 2014 | by Michelle Costanzo | in Uncategorized\nGrief is a normal, natural and inevitable response to loss, and can affect every part of our life. It is varied and different for everyone, including children and adolescents.\nCommon grief reactions (Adults and children)\nAnxiety (including separation anxiety)\nChanges in eating pattern\nSchool/work problems\nDeath hits everyone\u2026\nand when it hits your family there is no greater pain than the loss of a loved one.\nPain is Pain!\nGrief isn\u2019t only a private loss, many people experience grief in their everyday work. Take a moment to think about police officers, fire fighters, railroad staff, defence personnel, rescue workers, and the medical community. I want to say a special thank you to those people now. They face some of the most tragic deaths and continue to support their community day after day. They are certainly special people. Thank you!\nAt times hearing about someone\u2019s death can cause a person to experience vicarious traumatization. Even when people are not physically present, they can be strongly affected by the picture in their mind of the experience, and may have obsessive thoughts of this situation.\nLet\u2019s take a further look at your family\u2026.\nChildren (under 5) are often unable to understand death and often look for how the person will return. Within these times, it is best for parents or caregivers to avoid saying that a person has \u2018gone to sleep\u2019 as the confusion just increases for the child. This age allows them to think that their thoughts, feelings or wishes actually caused the actions of themselves or someone else. This is a classic way of young children thinking they contributed in some way to the death. That is a lot of guilt for a young person to carry!\nAs the child gets a little older (between 5 to 10 years old), they understand that death is final, and that it happens to everyone. They have the ability to understand that people can die because they are sick or they have had some kind of accident. As they reach adolescence, and their concept of death becomes more abstract, they understand the long term effects of loss and death. It is important at this age to check in on your adolescent, as they are trying to increase their independence at this point, so they may show less mourning, or sadness over the loss of a loved one. They may not want to show their parents or caregivers that they are vulnerable. Each child will grieve in their own way, and usually at their own pace. Emotions may come and go.\nOf course there are times when people are content to see that their loved one has passed as they are no longer suffering or in pain, or there was a story I read the other day where a couple who were married for 73 years died within 28 hours of the other, and their funeral was \u2018shared with each other\u2019 in the same church where they were married. They were both in their 90\u2019s. This often puts a gentle smile on people\u2019s faces. However, from my experience, grief is experienced by different people under different circumstances and is very personal. For example, when a death is tragic, the person is too young, and you all have your own personal story that goes with some of those comments\u2026I think we all try to undo the death or believe it didn\u2019t happen. This is a normal part of grief for some people. Some people will slowly move on from the sadness, and be able to celebrate the life of the person who died. Whilst they miss the person, they will be able to function in their daily lives, and begin living their life again.\nHowever, for some people, sometimes the pain doesn\u2019t heal over time.\nSometimes people feel that life has stopped, and others may feel that if they stop feeling pain that they are dishonouring their loved one. Others feel blame, horror, anger, grief, guilt, and there is no place to hide. Sometimes time does not heal all pain. Sometimes the suffering is so intense that the person just can\u2019t think peacefully of their deceased love one. Whilst depression, confusion, and disconnection from others are common feelings when someone is grieving, when it doesn\u2019t stop, they are not able to enjoy life, they focus on death and talk about dying or committing suicide, they feel hopeless, or turn to drugs and alcohol, neglect their personal hygiene, withdraw from others, and this continues for a couple of months after the death, external support may be required to help them through the process.\nSupporting your loved ones\nHowever, before, during or after seeking external support, you can continue to help your loved ones. Here are a few ways to support your family:\nGive age-appropriate explanations and avoid abstract explanations\nTalk about the situation. Encourage children to ask as many questions as they need to so that they can process their emotions and feelings in their own way\nBe there for your children and loved ones. Just be patient\nFeel comfortable in asking how they are\nDon\u2019t show judgement to answers given by family members \u2013 just be there for them, and listen to what they are saying and how they are feeling\nShow them it is ok to grieve in a healthy way \u2013 Model healthy grieving\nIt is great to reminisce. Share stories, watch home movies, look at photos. These are great active ways to remember the person in a loving way. Making a scrap book for children is a great way for them to have something concrete to turn to when they miss their loved one.\nVisit the grave or resting place\nWe all need ways of expressing ourselves. This can be done through singing, playing music or an instrument, painting, drawing, writing poetry or letters, pottery, exercise, dance, and the list goes on\u2026\nRituals are an important part of moving through grief. For example, you may think about letting your young person attend the funeral, or you may have a going away ritual yourself by writing messages on balloons and letting them go in a special place.\nParents don\u2019t like seeing their children in pain. Don\u2019t try to fix pain by avoiding or distracting the person. This just creates a host of other issues for the person. Let them openly grieve in a safe, loving and supported way.\nRoutines are always important to keep. It is important to keep life going in a normal way, which includes the same house rules, standards of discipline, ect. Children and young people will need that consistency. 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        "raw_content": "Experiencing different cultures by eating various food is one of the most exciting things about travelling. Even if you\u2019re picky when it comes to eating, though, you still need to eat when you\u2019re travelling, and that usually means trying foods you wouldn\u2019t normally eat.\nThe last thing you want is to come down with an illness while you\u2019re experiencing another country, so be prepared to avoid eating some of your favourite foods if you want to enjoy your travels. Here are some of the foods that should be avoided during your journeys.\nBerries are usually washed in water that\u2019s either contaminated, or just not clean water as you\u2019d expect back home. Usually, this is in Asia and some of the major European countries. If you\u2019re going to eat any fruit, ensure it\u2019s got a thick skin that you can peel away, like bananas and oranges.\nEven apples, strawberries, and similar fruits should be avoided if you want to stay safe. This means that your favourite desserts should be overlooked in case they contain fruit like strawberries and blackberries.\nEven opting for ice in your drink should be avoided at all times, especially when travelling Asia. The water you find around the world often contains harmful bacteria that could easily send you packing \u2013 so it\u2019s always wise to be wary with what you put in your drinks just as much as what you decide to eat.\nDon\u2019t fall victim to an illness while you\u2019re enjoying another country, stick to cold drinks out of the fridge or don\u2019t have a cold drink at all.\nAlso, another very important point to consider, remember that not all bottled water is safe just because it\u2019s bottled and it has a lid on it.\nSome locals will do everything in their power to counterfeit water bottles, and they\u2019ll do that by filling them with local tap water. Always check the labels and ensure the lid is fully attached before you consume it.\nSalad is another food you should avoid eating at all costs. A similar step is taken to clean most salad dressing in terms of using contaminated water, as with most fruits.\nMost salad dressing is cleaned thoroughly to remove outer bacteria and other nasty chemicals, but it doesn\u2019t remove what\u2019s on the inside. Don\u2019t leave it to chance. Just avoid salad dressing and you should be fine to enjoy the other tasty foods on offer.\nEggs can also prove costly to your health if you eat the wrong ones. In the United States, not all eggs are completely edible and in fact, half of the illnesses related to consuming eggs can be the cause of salmonella.\nIt\u2019s usually not the egg shells themselves, but it\u2019s more to do with the chickens that lay them that have diseases. You might have trouble finding good eggs in most other countries, too, so just be careful and only eat if they\u2019ve been cooked completely.\nThis can be especially troublesome for those that like their eggs runny in the morning.\nIf in Doubt, Spice Up Your Life\nEspecially in Asia, you\u2019ll always have access to some of the nicest and exotic spices the world has to offer, so why not take advantage of that when cooking your own meals?\nThis is especially important if you\u2019re going to eat some of the foods that should be avoided anyway, as many spices have anti-bacterial properties that can counter bacteria altogether.\nIn conclusion, if a food has been cleaned in water and it\u2019s recommended to not drink tap water in the country you\u2019re travelling to, it\u2019s wise to stay away from fruit and other produce that doesn\u2019t have a thick layer of skin around it.\nAs a rule of thumb, avoiding tap water, ice, and salad dressing are all others that should be avoided. If you don\u2019t, you could end up ruining your travelling experience that you\u2019ve worked so hard to undertake in the first place.\nElena is an avid holiday blogger at shortletsmalta.com, a professional holiday flat lettings agency that gives consumers more choice when it comes to staying in Malta. She has been on the receiving end of illnesses while travelling before, so she knows all too well about what foods should or should not be considered when traveling.\nBottled Water Vs. Tap Water: Healthy Water Drinking\nTags: food, health tips, nutrition, superfood, travelling",
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        "raw_content": "Focus Editorial History on a Billboard\nHistory on a Billboard\nFor the past few weeks, those taking local trains from New York City\u2019s wealthier suburbs into Manhattan have encountered a succinct billboard history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The lesson comes in the form of four aligned maps showing the absorption of Palestinian land by Israel from 1946 to the present, along with a declaration that \u201c4.7 million Palestinians are classified by the U.N. as refugees.\u201d In all respects, the ad is historically correct.\nThis was made possible thanks to the efforts of Mr. Henry Clifford, chairman of the area\u2019s local Committee for Peace in Israel/Palestine, who purchased the billboard space so as to educate readers to what really is happening under the Israeli regime of occupation so generously supported by U.S. dollars.\nImmediately the ads were labeled \u201canti-Semitic\u201d by area rabbis and Jewish community leaders. Here is the reasoning of Dovid Efune, \u201ceditor of the Manhattan-based Jewish newspaper, The Algemeiner.\u201d\n\u201cThis is anti-Semitic because when people think of the Jews they think of the Jewish state. Jews have seen this happen many times. It always starts with messaging that says Jews are committing a crime.\u201d\nThree things are to be said about Mr. Efune\u2019s reaction: 1) On the one hand, he seems not to care that the map display and UN statistic are real and accurate and what that means for the lives of millions of people. 2) On the other, and no doubt quite inadvertently, he does infer that what the ad reveals is criminal behavior. 3) Finally, if there is any truth to the assertion that \u201cwhen people think of the Jews they think of the Jewish state\u201d it is because Zionist propagandists have, for over 64 years, incessantly insisted on that identification. Those Jews who have publically denied the connection have been abused and libeled. So, to the extent that Jews in general are identified with Israel\u2019s \u201ccommitting a crime,\u201d you can thank the Zionists for that.\nRabbi Joshua Davidson (no relation of this blogger), senior Rabbi of Temple Beth El in northern Westchester, N.Y., says the map ad presents \u201ca distorted and skewed view of a complicated conflict.\u201d Actually, that is untrue. The ad simply puts forth historical truth. In addition, the conflict really is not as complex as Zionists say it is. It is the consequence of a rather straightforward, post-World War I, imperialist land grab that, in the case of Palestine, is on-going even now. It was and continues to be justified by religious mythology on the one hand and the history of anti-Semitic persecution on the other. The land grab was originally abetted by the British imperial politicians, some of whom imagined that they were helping to fulfill biblical prophecy, and others who saw a Jewish homeland in Palestine as a way of solving the \u201cJewish problem\u201d in Europe. The Palestinians, being seen as inferior natives, were then and are now still, pushed aside.\nFanaticism On The Ground\nRabbi Davidson might object to such simplicity, but Dani Dayan would not. Dayan is the leader of the \u201cYesha Council of Jewish Communities\u201d a leading organization espousing Israeli settlement of the West Bank. Unlike Rabbi Davidson, Dayan does not seek refuge in historical complexity. He lays it on the line in a recent New York Times Op-ed.\n\u201cArabs called for Israel\u2019s annihilation in 1967, and Israel legitimately seized the disputed territories, and the right of Israelis to call them home today, is therefore unassailable.\u201d\nUnfortunately, the days when conquest automatically resulted in a transfer of sovereignty ended with World War II. The primary rationale for the creation of the United Nations and the expansion of international law was to prevent just the sort of behavior Dayan describes.\nAlso, like the statement of Dovid Efune, Dayan\u2019s argument is logically confused. He is claiming that the hyperbolic rhetoric of Arab leaders in the run-up to the 1967 war somehow frees Israel from its obligations as a signatory to such international treaties as the 4th Geneva Convention. Article 49(3) of that treaty prohibits an occupying power from \u201ctransferring parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies.\u201d Successive Israeli governments, both of the left and the right, have energetically violated that law by transferring civilians into these conquered lands. Dani Dayan now proudly points out there are some 350,000 of these illegal squatters (the number goes up by 200,000 if we include the Israeli transfers into Jerusalem). And, because this now constitutes the new \u201cstatus quo,\u201d Mr. Dayan proclaims that Israelis have the \u201cright\u2026to call\u201d such territories \u201chome.\u201d Where did he get that right? From his god? From very ancient history? From the fact he walks about the area with an Uzi submachine gun strapped over his shoulder? There is certainly no basis for it in international law.\nDayan presents these illegally accomplished facts on the ground as \u201cirreversible\u201d and the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as \u201cunattainable.\u201d He challenges his readers to understand the \u201crealpolitik\u201d truth of his position. And, according to Richard Falk, United Nations Special Rapporteur for Palestinian Human Rights, it is hard to \u201cdoubt the force of Dayan\u2019s reasoning on this central issue.\u201d Well, if not the settler leader\u2019s reasoning, which is faulty, then certainly one cannot doubt Israel\u2019s physical possession of increasing amounts of Palestinian land. Apparently, the governments of the world have capitulated to Dani Dayan and vigilante squatters. Hamas, which would gladly defy them, is confined, also with international blessings, to Gaza, the world\u2019s largest outdoor prison. Thus, there is no military presence on the ground that can gainsay Mr. Dayan. So what does this imply, that might makes right? Is that Mr. Dayan\u2019s version of Israel acting as a \u201clight unto the nations\u201d? Apparently so.\nThe Need for Outside Pressure\nHowever, Dani Dayan and his settler movement have not written the final act in this tragedy. Even if we take note of his present position in the West Bank, and also admit that the \u201cpeace process\u201d is a pitiful fraud, it is premature for Dayan to proclaim that he has won the struggle and we must all accept his \u201cstatus quo.\u201d Colonialist ventures can be defeated in more than one way. The \u201cusual\u201d way is through prolonged and bloody armed struggle. Thanks to the world-class military machine the United States has helped Israel create and maintain this is not a likely path to success. But such regimes have also been forced to transform themselves into more equitable, more democratic, and less repressive ones through concerted outside pressure. And such pressure is now as real and growing as Dayan\u2019s squatter movement.\nA major effort at outside pressure is the worldwide BDS (boycott, divestment and sanctions) campaign against Israel. Ilan Pappe, an Israeli born professor at Exeter University in England, notes that this \u201ccampaign\u2019s elasticity has made it into a broad process powerful enough to produce a new public mood and atmosphere\u2026.\u201d As someone who has spent the last 35 years espousing the Palestinian cause, I can testify to the truth of that statement, even here in the United States.\nIt might very well be that Israel is here to stay. But that does not mean that it will always be the racist, oppressive society it is now. Consistently applied outside pressure, growing in scope and strength, can wear down support for ideologues such as Dani Dayan and his backers both in and outside of today\u2019s Israel. It can, slowly but surely, convince ordinary Israelis that they have a choice: go along with their expansionist leaders and face increasing international isolation or, as Pappe puts it, cooperate willingly in \u201cfinding a formula for joint living\u201d \u2013 that is creating a better society that is tolerant and mindful of the need for justice, first and foremost for Israel\u2019s victims, the Palestinian people. Also a nation that can be trusted to honor their obligations under international law.\nThe Fate of International Law\nIt should be clearly understood that it is not just Israel\u2019s future or that of the Palestinians that is at stake here. All of us have to ask what value we place on international law. 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        "raw_content": "NSI Vitamin-B Complex -- 180 Capsules\nNSI Mitochondrial Renew & Energy Complex -- 120 Capsules\nTaking care of spouse decreases risk of death, study finds\n(HealthDay News) -- Much has been reported about the stress and burden of caregiving, but a new study suggests there may be a flip side to taking care of someone you love as they age -- a decreased risk of death.\nWe found that caregivers who spent an average of 14 or more hours a week caregiving lived longer and reduced their risk of dying by about half, said study author Stephanie Brown, an assistant professor in internal medicine at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. She added that even after they controlled the data to account for things such as age or previous illness, there was about a 36 percent reduced risk of dying in the seven-year time period.\nResults of the study were published in the current issue of Psychological Science .\nThe study included 1,688 couples who lived on their own, not in assisted living or a nursing home. All of the study participants were over 70.\nThe researchers gathered health and demographic information as well as information on how much each spouse helped the other with normal activities of daily living, such as eating, dressing, managing money and taking medications.\nEighty-one percent received no help at all with their daily tasks, while 9 percent said they received less than 14 hours a week of help from their spouse. Ten percent reported receiving more than 14 hours a week of help from their spouse.\nOver the seven-year study, 27 percent of the study volunteers died.\nWhen the researchers analyzed the data and controlled for factors such as age, race, gender, education level and net worth, they found that providing care for your spouse for more than 14 hours a week was associated with a significantly decreased risk of death compared to those who provided no spousal caregiving.\nOther studies caution against caregiving, but our study suggests that the actual act of caretaking may not be harmful, said Brown.\nThis study shows that the burden of caregiving can sometimes be lightly born, said Dr. Gary Kennedy, director of geriatric psychiatry at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City. But, he said that the results might be different depending on the type of care a spouse has to provide. Taking care of someone with early-stage Alzheimer's disease, who can still function fairly well and still behaves normally for the most part is much different from taking care of someone in the middle stages of the disease, who may be aggressive or may not sleep well.\nBrown believes that the decreased risk of death comes from physiological benefits from caregiving instead of psychological ones. The authors suggest that stress regulation may play a role in this benefit. Helping others is associated with a release of oxytocin, a hormone that may help buffer the effects of stress, Brown explained.\nKennedy said the survival benefit is likely caused by both physiological and psychological factors.\nWe know that in rat pups that are prematurely weaned, their heart rate plummets, even before they've lost body temperature, so it's not related to cooling or caloric problems at that point. Simply being separated changes the heart rate. Social interactions have a biological impact, he explained.\nPlus, he said, having a partner to care for provides structure and a sense of purpose.\nLearn more about controlling caregiver stress from the National Women's Health Information Center .\nSOURCES: Stephanie Brown, Ph.D., assistant professor, internal medicine, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and researcher, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System; Gary Kennedy, M.D., director, geriatric psychiatry, Montefiore Medical Center, New York City; 2008 Psychological Science\n=5BBBC1B9166BC558B3A72881AD89CC5C5B=5D",
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        "raw_content": "Effects of colonization in zimbabwe. Effects of colonisation of Zimbabwean women 2018-12-21\nEffects of colonization in zimbabwe Rating: 7,7/10 1505 reviews\nMugabe fired Nkomo and his closest aides from the cabinet. In post-colonial Africa, the greatest, most overt legacy left by white settlers is religion. Before today, Kaguvi has ridden of the back of the spirit. Use the following to cite this article: Marker, Sandra. Since the technology was seen to enable colonial domination, questions about knowledge production intersected with the study of colonial technology only to the extent that guns, quinine, and steamboats needed inventing, building or repairing. Europeans used spices such as salt, nutmeg and cloves to preserve their meat, as they did not have refrigerators to keep meat fresh.\nLegacy of colonialism: 50 years and counting\nThe regime has managed to cling to power by creating wealthy enclaves for government ministers, and senior party members. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, conflicts involving borders, ethnic rivalry, human-rights violations, and the uneven distribution of resources raged through former Soviet regions e. All they saw was an African woman who was in need of the so-called civilisation. The process of mothering in Zimbabwe is constantly shifting in response to the changing sociocultural, economic, health, and political dynamics of the country. In 1888, British Cecil Rhodes obtained a concession for from of the peoples. Independence for Mali has been met with relative political stability and regular democratic elections. The children of these relationships formed part of what is known today as the Cape Coloured community.\nThe effects of colonialism on contemporary african art\nThe story of Nehanda seems to mark the beginning of a religious transition in Zimbabwe. Columbus claimed San Salvador, Cuba and Hispaniola for the Spanish crown where he established trading stations to finance his voyages. The second round went ahead, despite widespread criticism, and led to victory for Mugabe. Both means tests were accompanied by a simple language test in English. At present almost no arable land is in the possession of white farmers. Its traditions readily adapt to new circumstances.\nOccasionally, conflict between the European powers spilled over into Africa; during World War I, German and British forces fought each other in southwest and eastern Africa, involving an estimated 2 million Africans. Naval War College and author of a book on military coups, described the situation in Zimbabwe as a coup. Mauritania rounded up the year 1960 with its independence in November. The evidence that the ancestral Shona speakers came from South Africa is that the ceramic styles associated with Shona speakers in Zimbabwe from the thirteenth to the seventeenth centuries can be traced back to western stream Kalunndu pottery styles in South Africa. He has painted some pictures of suffering and of hell, but to Kaguvi it all sounds unconvincing. The entire novel is characterized by Nehanda's messages from the spirits, rituals performed to appease the spirits, and the power the spirits hold in the life of the individual and the village. Monique Mekenkamp, Paul van Tongeren, and Hans van de Veen, p.\nColonization and Christianity in Zimbabwe\nThe priest does not bear the aspect of a man who would lie. The Rozwi continued the stone building traditions of the Zimbabwe and Mapungubwe kingdoms while adding guns to its arsenal and developing a professional army to protect its trade routes and conquests. Resistance Case Study 3 The Spanish encountered particularly fierce resistance from the Auracanian tribes. European traders argued that African traditional products were primitive and useless. Southern Africa was known for its gold and other valuable items that made it so appealing to Europeans.\nEffects of British Colonization on Zimbabwe Women Essay\nForcing them from their families to walk many miles in harsh conditions, with no rest and very little food and water. Maternal mortality was 1,100 per 100,000 live births in 2000, and neonatal mortality was 33 per 1,000 live births. Her book presents a historical view on how Shona women were organised into various Christian groups. Issues Affecting Postcolonial and Post-Soviet States By the 1960s, after years of fighting for independence, most Western colonial territories e. Colonialism furthermore created single-crop economies, which sentenced African economies to market-based fluctuations.\nColonialism And Its Impact On Zimbabwe\nHe arrived with five hundred men wearing armour. Colonialism in its pure sense is no more, but neither is the economic self-sufficiency envisioned. The survival of Christianity in post-colonial countries signifies a loss of tradition and culture and a recognition and acceptance by native people of the superiority of Western faith. Britain was not the only European power to actively colonize Africa. A 40 per cent devaluation of the was allowed to occur and price and wage controls were removed. As illustrated by this passage, Vera emphasizes the strength that traditional religion once held over the Zimbabwean people.\nSome even joined boer commandos and attacked other Khoikhoi groups. The constitutional changes came into effect on 1 January 1988 with Robert Mugabe as President. Archived from on 9 January 2008. In 1898, the name was adopted. Missionaries also offered the indigenous people Western education and medical care, which they believed were better than those offered by traditional teachers and healers. Throughout this book, the ancestral spirits and the spirit mediums possess very real and significant influence over the people.",
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        "raw_content": "Mitch Leigh, Who Composed \u2018Man of La Mancha,\u2019 Dies at 86\nThe show, \u201cMan of La Mancha,\u201d opened in New York in 1965 and ran until 1971, a total of 2,328 performances. It won five Tony Awards, including best composer and lyricist (Mitch Leigh and Joe Darion) and best musical. Richard Kiley originated the dual role of Don Quixote, a doddering gentleman knight with a grand imagination, and Quixote\u2019s creator, the Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes. The principal song, \"The Impossible Dream\", became a standard. The musical has played in many other countries around the world, with productions in Dutch, French (translation by Jacques Brel), German, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Icelandic, Gujarati, Uzbek, Hungarian, Serbian, Slovenian, Swahili, Finnish, Ukrainian and nine distinctly different dialects of the Spanish language... NYTimes Obit |\nMitch Leigh (born Irwin Michnick; January 30, 1928 \u2013 March 16, 2014) was an American musical theatre composer and theatrical producer best known for the musical Man of La Mancha. Leigh also composed the jingle: \"Nobody Doesn't Like Sara Lee\". He established Music Makers, Inc., in 1957 as a radio and television commercial production house and was its creative director....\nLabels: Mitch Leigh\nMitch Leigh, Who Composed \u2018Man of La Mancha,\u2019 Dies...",
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        "raw_content": "Al-Zarqali is an eminent Andalusian astronomer of the 11th century who was the foremost astronomer of his time. He excelled in different domains of theoretical and practical astronomy and left works that influenced greatly his followers in the Islamic Andalusian and North-African and Latin astronomical traditions, until Copernicus in the 16th century.\nAbu Ishaq Ibrahim Ibn Yahya Al-Zarqali (Arzachel in Latin), was an Andalusian famous scholar known also as Al-Zarqalluh and Al-Zarqallah. He was born in 1029 and died in 1087. His life corresponded exactly to that dramatic period when the Muslim realm of Spain completely disintegrated, and nearly collapsed, only to be saved in 1089, when the Almoravids of Morocco crossed into Spain, crushed the Christians at Zalaqa, and unified Spain once more. They were followed later by the Almohads, who kept Spain under Muslim rule for another two centuries, until the middle of the 13th century, when Muslim Spain, with the exception of Granada, was lost for good.\nBackground to Al-Zarqali's life\nBefore the agitated period corresponding to Al-Zarqali's life, Spain was the light in Europe. It had scientists of unique calibre, the likes of Ibn Firnas, for instance (d. 887), a poet, a mathematician, an astronomer and physicist at the Spanish Ummayad court under three successive rulers, who could decipher even the most incomprehensible hieroglyphics [1]. He also invented spectacles, complex chronometers, and a flying machine [2]. Al-Zahrawi, also known as Albucasis in Latin (936-1013), wrote on medicine, pharmacology, and also on cookery and dietetics, medical chemistry, therapeutics, and above all surgery. Abu Hanifa al-Dinawari (d. 895) left extensive works in botany; his works were brought to us by the German scholar Silberberg [3]. Al-Majriti (d. 1007) was an astronomer, a chemist, and he also wrote treatises on commercial arithmetic and on taxes, using algebraic, geometrical, and arithmetical operations.\nCordova, the capital of Muslim Spain, used to be the jewel of Europe which dazzled visitors from the North [4]. It was \"the most civilised city in Europe, the wonder and admiration of the world, a Vienna among Balkan states [5].\" Its streets were paved and well lit [6]. One could travel for ten miles by the light of street lamps, and along an uninterrupted series of buildings [7]. It also had around 70 public libraries during the time of Caliph Hakam II, and 900 public baths [8]. Included amongst its libraries were the great mosque libraries which were open for anyone to go and use. And whenever the rulers of Leon, Navarre or Barcelona needed a surgeon, an architect, or a dress maker, they applied to Cordova [9].\nFigure 1: View of Toledo, the city of Al-Zarqali, dominated by the famous Alcazar (Source).\nThis brilliance was pursued under al-Mansur (also known as Ibn abi Amir), who ruled on behalf of the young prince Hisham, from 976 to 1002. Al-Mansur kept the northern Christians under check, mounting two military campaigns every year against them. At home, Al-Mansur extended the great mosque of Cordoba, and built the magnificent al-Zahra City. Under him, Spain was also at the peak of its wealth, visitors stunned by the mountains of riches.\nSoon after the death of the great leader al-Mansur, Muslim Spain fell into chaos, the era of the \"party kings\" (reyes de taifas, muluk at-tawa'if) (1009-1091), when the Peninsula broke into as many as thirty more or less independent rulers, who fought each other [10]. Encouraged by this, Christian princes in North West Spain swept south, conquering one Islamic kingdom after the other, very often using one against the other [11]. Barbastro was taken in 1063 from the Muslims [12]. In 1085, the old Visigoth capital of Toledo fell to Alfonso VI of Castile [13], a victory achieved with the help of al-Mutamid of Seville [14]. Al-Mu'tamid, himself, was soon threatened [15]. In panic, with other kings, he called the Almoravids, and their leader Yusuf Ibn Tashfin, to protect them from the invasion of the Castillan troops. Ibn Tashfin crossed into Spain on three occasions, each time after crushing the Christian armies, he was invited to leave. The third time he was invited in 1090, Ibn Tashfin crossed the straight of Gilbraltar, and this time eliminated the Reyes de taifas, and installed Almoravid rule all over the country [16]. The Almoravids, followed by the Almohads kept Andalusia in Muslim hands until the 13th century. But disunity and infighting led this time to a final disintegration. Cordova fell in 1236, Seville in 1248, and soon followed the other towns and cities, only leaving the Grenada enclave which fell later in 1492.\nTo understand what the fall of such Muslim towns and cities, and the fall of Islamic power meant for Muslim scholarship, nothing better than the life of Al-Zarqali, who lived in the first period of chaos when the Castillans attacked the disunited Reyes of Taifas, before the Almoravid intervention stopped the upcoming invasion. Like other Muslim scholars who lived during this chaotic period, each time, fleeing from one place to another as the Christians advanced; Al-Zarqali, for instance, fled Toledo his hometown when it was threatened by the Castillans, before it fell in 1085. Many of the leading Muslim Spanish scholars and men of letters, lived through the same experience. Ibn Bassam describes how the incessant invasions of the Castillans forced him to run away from Santarem in Portugal, \"the last of the cities of the west,\" after seeing his lands ravaged and his wealth destroyed, a ruined man with no possessions save his battered sword [17]. Many scholars such as Abu Salt of Denia, and Abu Behr al-Tortuchi of Tortosa left Spain altogether to take refuge in Egypt [18]. Others were still more unfortunate, like the poet Ibn Wahbun, who was killed by the Castillans on the road from Lorca to Murcia in 1087 [19].\nAl-Zarqali's life and achievements\nAl-Zarqali, Barron Carra de Vaux tells us, was given the surname \u2018Al-Nekkach', that is the engraver of metals [20]. According to established tradition, he was a mechanic and metal craftsman, very crafty with his hands [21]. It is as an instrument maker that al-Zarqali entered the services of Cadi Ibn Said of Toledo. He would make delicate instruments needed to continue astronomical observations that begun in 1060, possibly begun by Yahya Ibn Abi Mansur [22]. First Al-Zarqali built instruments for other scholars, but when they realised his great intellect, they became interested in him. As he told them he was man of little learning, having never studied any science, nor even touched a book, they put him to task, and made him study and learn [23]. They put at his disposal books he needed to educate himself [24]. And two years later, in 1062, he became a member of the group, and soon after the director of this very group [25]. Al-Zarqali kept on making instruments for others which they asked for, but now began to invent his own, and even sooner, he began to teach his own masters, to the point, that they soon began to follow him, and calculate exactly as he did [26].\nFigure 2: Spanish stamp of Al-Zarqali with astrolabe.\nAl-Zarqali constructed the famed clocks of Toledo, which al-Zuhri has described in a Castilian translation, published by J.M. Millas-Vallicrosa [27]. The clocks were in use until 1135, when King Alphonso VI tried to discover how they worked and asked Hamis Ibn Zabara to dismantle them [28]. Once they were taken apart, nobody could reassemble them. They constituted a very precise lunar calendar and were, to some extent, the predecessors of the clocks or planetary calendar devices that became fashionable six centuries later in Europe [29].\nAhmad Thomson has given a vivid account of the intricate working of the clocks. The clocks consisted of two basins, which filled with water or emptied according to the increasing or waning of the moon. At the moment when the new moon appeared on the horizon, water would begin to flow into the basins by means of subterranean pipes, so that there would be at day-break the fourth of a seventh part, and at the end of the day half a seventh part, of the water required to fill the basins. In this proportion the water would continue to flow until seven days and as many nights of the month had elapsed, by which time both basins would be half filled. The same process during the following seven days and nights would make the two basins quite full, at the same time that the moon was at its full. However, on the fifteenth night of the month, when the moon would begin to wane, the basins would also begin to lose every day and night half a seventh part of their water, until by the twenty-first of the month they would be half empty, and when the moon reached her twenty-ninth night not a drop of water would remain in them. It is worthy of remark that, should anyone go to any of the basins when they were not filled, and poured water into them with a view to quicken its filling, the basins would immediately absorb the additional water and retain no more than the just quantity; and, on the contrary, were anyone to try, when they were nearly filled, to extract any or the whole of their water, the moment he raised his hands from the work the basins would pour out sufficient water to fill the vacuum in an instant [30].\nThis was only one aspect of Al-Zarqali's achievements, for he constructed the most sophisticated and precise astrolabe ever. The astrolabe was a composite astronomical instrument which performed a variety of operations. The most common form, the planispheric astrolabe, had on its front a zodiacal circle and a disc (saf\u00eeha or azafea, in medieval Castilian) designed for a specific geographical latitude, with a stereographic projection of the equator, the tropics, and the horizon [31]. Which made possible the solution of various problems of spherical astronomy, and to measure the hour of the day [32]. Al-Zarqali invented constructed and wrote al-Safiha al-Zarqaliya (Azafea), a treatise on the universal astrolabe; an instrument out of which a whole literature developed later [33]. It was a stereographic projection for the terrestrial equator and could be used to solve all the problems of spherical astronomy for any latitude [34]. It includes a table of 29 stars with ecliptical coordinates intended to be marked on the instrument [35]. The refined astrolabes were also used for observing the sun's movement [36]. This innovation, which avoided the inconvenience of having to change the saf\u00eeha for each latitude. The universal plate impacted on subsequent Western science; as illustrated in the Alfonsine Libros de saber de astronomia, through which it became known in Europe, as did the armillary sphere [37].\nFigure 3: North African universal astrolabe (probably from the 13th century) at the Museum of the History of Science, University of Oxford (Inventory n\u00b0 41122). This astrolabe uses the \u2018universal lamina' described by Al-Zarqali, where a special form of rete rotates above a horizontal projection of the entire celestial sphere (Source).\nA Jew from Montpellier in France translated it into Latin; King Alfonso of Castile made two translations of it into Romance (Spanish), whilst Regiomontanus in the 15th century published a collection of problems on the \u2018noble instrument of the safiha' [38].\nAl-Zarqali, most of all, is a genial astronomer, whose accomplishments are too many to tell here. Like other Muslim scholars he corrected the Greeks, which again, disproves the idea that Muslim science is a copy of the Greeks, for it both corrects such Greek science and adds discoveries which became the realm of the European West many centuries later. Ptolemy's exaggerated estimate of the length of the Mediterranean sea at 620 were first cut by al-Khwarizmi to 520, then by al-Zarqali to the near the correct value of 420[39]. Al-Zarq\u00e2li also wrote a treatise on the movement of the fixed stars, a discussion of theories regarding the solar year [40]. His astronomical observations were the best of his age, and enabled him to prove for the first time the motion of the solar apogee with reference to the stars [41]. Motion of the solar apogee with reference to the stars which he said amounted to 12.04' a year; and also gave a value of 770 50' for the longitude of the sun's apogee, and concluded that the inclination of the ecliptic oscillated between 23033' and 23053' [42].\nIn his Tratado relativo al-moviemento de las estrellas fijas, only preserved in a Hebrew copy, al-Zarqali sought to demonstrate mathematically the trepidation theory according to which the movement of the sphere of the fixed stars is determined by the movement of a straight line that joins the centre of the earth with a movable point on a base circle or epicycle [43]. Al-Zarqali explains the trepidation theory according to three models that situate the epicycle 1) in a meridian plane; 2) in the plane of the ecliptic, and 3) with two equal epicycles centred in the mean equinoctial points normal to the equator [44].\nThe construction of astronomical tables implied trigonometrical theories and computations which were generally explained in the introductory chapters to these tables. In Al-Zarqali can be found a section dealing with trigonometry, which includes tables of sines, cosines, versed sines, secants, and tangeants [45]. The work was translated into Latin by the Italian John of Pavia in 1154; William de St Cloud in 1296; a Hebrew version by Jacob Ibn Tibbon in 1301; and also translated into Portuguese, Catalan, Castilian, etc [46].\nAl-Zarqali, however, is even more famed, and impacted for centuries on the Christian West with regard to his Toledan Tables [47]. The tables include the determination of the right ascensions, and the equations of the sun and the moon and of the planets; parallax; eclipses, and the setting of the planets; theory of trepidation or accession and recession; etc [48]. His work was translated into Latin by Gerard of Cremona, and was very popular for more than two centuries [49]. All subsequent tables for different locations in Europe were based on al-Zarqali's measurements. The tables of Marseilles (based on Al-Zarqali's Toledan Tables) were also adapted to the meridians of London, Paris and Pisa [50].\nRaymond of Marseilles is one of the first who adapted Al-Zarqali's table to a European location, Marseilles [51]. Leopold of Austria, an Austrian astronomer and meteorologist, who flourished probably in the middle of the second half of the 13th century, composed an astronomical treatise which was professedly a compilation, entitled Compilatio de astronum scientia, divided into ten treatises, who also relied on al-Zarqali to great measure [52]. Alfonso the Wise's Tablas alfonsinas were also based on al-Zarq\u00e2li's work [53]. Robert of Chester's work was less a translation than an adaptation of the tables of al-Battani and al-Zarqali for the coordinates of London composed in 1149 [54].\nFigure 4: Diagram of the movement of the sun (ecliptic).\nAl-Zarqali, who was once given books at a late stage of his life to learn, later on had his own students such as the reputed Yahia Ibn Sayyid (d. 1144); and his influence was exerted upon some of the greatest astronomers of Islam, such as Ibn al-Kammad, Al-Bitruji, Abu' Hasan al-Murrakushi, Ibn al-Banna and others [55]. Just like Ibn Sina, al-Kindi, al-Farabi, Al-Razi, al-Farghani, and al-Khwarizmi, al-Zarqali was printed in Europe quite frequently, up to the sixteenth and even the 17th century [56].\nWhilst Copernicus, for instance, relied profusely on al-Zarqali (and al-Battani) in his book De Revolutionibus [57], and on his treatise on the astrolabe [58], Abraham Zacut, whose solar declination tables were used by explorers of the 16th century to calculate latitudes, followed al-Zarqali on planetary and solar motion [59].\nBurckhardt, T. Moorish Culture in Spain, London: George Allen & Unwin, 1972, pp. 9-22.\nComes, Merc\u00e9 1991. Ecuatorios andalusies: Samh Al-Zar\u00e2ll\u00fbh y Ab\u00fb \u2018l-Salt. Barcelona: Facultad de filologia.\nGlick, Thomas, Islamic and Christian Spain in the Early Middle Ages, Princeton, NJ.: Princeton University Press, 1979.\nGoldstein, Bernard R. 1964. \"On the Theory of Trepidation according to Th\u00e2bit Ibn Qurra and al-Zarq\u00e2ll\u00fbh and its Implications for Homocentric Planetary Theory.\" Centaurus vol. 10: pp. 232-247.\nIbn al-Zarqalla, Ibrahim b. Yahya al-Naqqash, Al-Sakk\u00e2ziyya. Edicion, traduccion y estudio por Roser Puig; prologo de J. Vernet, Barcelona: Instituto Millas Vallicrosa de Historia de la Ciencia \u00c1rabe, 1986.\nMill\u00e1s Vallicrosa, Jos\u00e9 Maria 1943-50. Estudios sobre Azarquiel. Madrid/Granada: C.S.I.C./Escuelas de Estudios Arabes de Madrid y Granada.\nPuig Aguilar, Roser, \"Concerning the Saf\u00eeha Shakk\u00e2ziyya.\" Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Geschichte der Aarabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften vol. 2 (1985): pp. 123-39.\nPuig, R., Los Tratados de construccion y uso de la Azafea de Azarquiel. Madrid: Instituto Hispano-Arabe de Cultura, 1987.\nPuig, R., \"El Taqb\u00eel 'al\u00e2 ris\u00e2lat al-Saf\u00eeha al-zarqaliyya de Ibn al-Bann\u00e2 de Marr\u00e2kush.\" Al-Qantara vol. 8 (1987): pp. 45-64.\nSams\u00f3, J. & Millas, E. 1994. \"Ibn al-Bann\u00e2, Ibn Ish\u00e2q and Ibn al-Zarq\u00e2lluh's Solar Theory.\" In: Julio Sams\u00f3, Islamic Astronomy and Medieval Spain. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing, article n\u00b0 X.\nSams\u00f3, J. Las Ciencias de los antiguos en Al-Andalus. Madrid: Mapfre, 1992.\nSamso, J. \"The Exact Sciences in Al-Andalus. \" In: The Legacy of Muslim Spain. Leiden: Brill, 1994, vol. 2, pp. 952-973.\nVernet, Juan, \"Al-Zarqali\". In Dictionary of Scientific Biography. New York: Charles Scribners' Sons, 1970-80, vol. 14.\nVernet, J. & Sams\u00f3, J., \"Panorama de la ciencia andalusi en el Siglo XI. \" In: Actas de las jornadas de cultura arabe e islamica (1978). Madrid: Instituto Hispano-Arabe de Cultura, 1981, pp. 135-163.\nVernet, J., La Ciencia en Al-Andalus. Sevilla: Editoriales andaluzas unidas, 1986.\n[1] L. Proven\u00e7al, in J. W. G. Wiet et al., History of mankind, vol. III: The Great Medieval Civilisations, Part Two, section 2, Part three; Translated from the French, London/Paris: George Allen & Unwin Ltd/UNESCO, 1975, p. 455.\n[2] W. Durant, The Age of Faith, New York: Simon and Shuster, 6th printing, 1950, p. 298.\n[3] B. Silberberg, Das Pflanzenbuch des Abu Hanifa Ahmed ibn Da'ud al-Dinawari. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Botanik bei den Arabern, dissertation, Breslau, published in part in Zeitschrift fur Assyriologie 24 (1910): pp. 225-65; 25 (1911): pp. 38-88.\n[4] T. Burckhardt, Moorish Culture in Spain, London: George Allen & Unwin, 1972, pp. 9-22.\n[5] J.B. Trend, \"Spain and Portugal\", in The Legacy of Islam, edited by T. Arnold and A. Guillaume, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1931, pp. 1-39; at p. 9.\n[6] T. Burkhardt, Moorish, op. cit., p. 9.\n[7] J. W. Thompson, \"Economic and Social History\", p. 549; in W. Durant, The Age of Faith, op. cit., p. 302.\n[8] J. B. Trend, \"Spain and Portugal\", op. cit., p. 9.\n[9] P. K. Hitti, History of the Arabs, London: MacMillan, 1970, p. 527.\n[10] For details on the rule of al-Mansur and the break up of the kingdom, see S.P. Scott, History of the Moorish Empire, 3 vols; Philadelphia: The Lippincot Company, 1904.\n[11] Ibid, vol. 1, p. 453 ff.\n[12] For a succinct and vivid account on the early Christian conquest, see J. Read, The Moors in Spain and Portugal, London: Faber and Faber, 1974.\n[13] J.J. Saunders, Aspects of the Crusades, Canterbury: University of Canterbury publishing, 1962, p. 19.\n[14] W. Durant, The Age of Faith, op. cit., chap. 19, p. 460.\n[15] J. Read, The Moors in Spain and Portugal, op. cit., p. 133.\n[16] C. Cahen, Orient et Occident au temps des Croisades, Paris: Aubier Montaigne, 1983, p. 21.\n[17] C. Dawson, Medieval Essays, London: Sheed and Ward, 1953, p. 129.\n[20] Carra de Vaux, Les Penseurs de l'Islam, Paris: Geuthner, 1921, vol. 2, p. 228.\n[22] J. Vernet, \"Al-Zarqali\", in Dictionary of Scientific Biography, New York: Charles Scribners' Sons, vol. 14, p. 592.\n[23] Barron carra de Vaux, Les Penseurs, op. cit., p. 228.\n[24] J.Vernet, \"Al-Zarqali\", op. cit., p. 592.\n[27] J.M. Millas-Vallicrosa, Estudios sobre Azarquiel; Madrid/Grenada, 1943-1950, pp. 6-9.\n[28] J. Vernet, \"Al-Zarqali\", op. cit., p. 592.\n[29] Ibid, pp. 592-93.\n[30] A. Thomson and M. A. Rahim, Islam in Andalus, London: Taha Publishers, 1996, p. 45.\n[31] T. Glick: Islamic and Christian Spain in the Early Middle Ages, Princeton, NJ.: Princeton University Press, 1979, p. 266.\n[33] Ibrahim b. Yahya al-Naqqash Ibn al-Zarqalla, Al-Sakk\u00e2ziyya. Edicion, traduccion y estudio por Roser Puig; prologo de J. Vernet, Barcelona: Instituto Millas Vallicrosa de Historia de la Ciencia \u00c1rabe, 1986; R. Puig Aguilar, \"Concerning the saf\u00eeha shakk\u00e2ziyya.\" Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Geschichte der Aarabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften vol. 2 (1985): pp. 123-39; Idem, \"El Taqb\u00eel 'al\u00e2 ris\u00e2lat al-Saf\u00eeha al-zarqaliyya de Ibn al-Bann\u00e2 de Marr\u00e2kush\", Al-Qantara vol. 8 (1987): pp. 45-64; Idem, Los Tratados de construccion y uso de la Azafea de Azarquiel. Madrid: Instituto Hispano-Arabe de Cultura, 1987; Baron Carra de Vaux, \"Astronomy and Mathematics\", in The Legacy of Islam, edited by T. Arnold and A. Guillaume, Oxford, 1931, p. 394.\n[34] D. King, \"The Astronomy of the Mamluks\", Isis vol 74 (1983): pp. 531-55; p. 533.\n[35] P. Kunitzsch, \"Two Star Tables from Muslim Spain\", Journal for the History of Astronomy, vol 11(1980): pp. 192-201; p. 192.\n[36] T. Glick, Muslim, op. cit., p. 266.\n[37] W. Hartner, \"Asturl\u00e2b,\" Encyclopaedia of Islam, vol. I: 722-728; Mill\u00e1s, \"Introducci\u00f3n del cuadrante con cursor\"; Destombes, \"Diffusion des instruments scientifiques,\" pp. 36-38, 41; White, Medieval Technology and Social Change, p. 123; Salvador Garc\u00eda Franco, Cat\u00e1logo cr\u00edtico de astrolabios existentes en Espa\u00f1a (Madrid: C.S.I.C., 1945); J. Needham, Science and Civilisation in China, III: 340; in T.Glick, Muslim, op. cit., p. 267.\n[39] P. K.Hitti, History of the Arabs, MacMillan, London, 1970 edt. p. 571.\n[41] W. Durant, The Age, op. cit., p. 305.\n[42] B. Hetherington, A Chronicle of Pre-Telescopic Astronomy, Chichester: John Wiley, 1996. p. 120.\n[49] G. Sarton, Introduction, vol II, op. cit., p. 11.\n[50] J.L. E. Dreyer, \"Mediaeval Astronomy\", in Robert M. Palter (ed.), Toward Modern Science; New York: The Noonday Press, 1961, vol 1, pp. 235-256; p. 243.\n[51] C.H. Haskins, Studies in the History of Mediaeval Science, New York: Frederick Ungar Publishing Co, 1967, p. 98.\n[52] G. 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Roc Chen, M.D. An assistant professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston, Dr. Chen specializes in cerebrovascular neurosurgery, endovascular neurosurgery and skull base procedures. He is one of a handful of surgeons in Texas accomplished at both catheter-based coil embolization and open microsurgery to treat intracranial disease. In 2005, he completed a fellowship in cerebrovascular/skull base neurosurgery at Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix under the mentorship of renowned neurosurgeon Robert F. Spetzler, M.D.\n\"David presented an unusual, highly complex, subspecialized case,\" Dr. Chen says. \"It was challenging but it was also very treatable. We had to move quickly because a symptomatic aneurysm of that size with increasing headache indicates that rupture is imminent.\"\nOn December 4, 2008, in a very long surgery, Dr. Chen proceeded a left-hemisphere artery bypass surgery. 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Dr. Chen had prepared David for the fact that he faced some risk of decreased right-arm and right-leg function following the coiling procedure. David prayed that he would come through the procedure totally complete - and that it would snow because it had always snowed on his birthday when we lived in Colorado.\"\nCoil embolization, also known as endovascular coiling, is a minimally invasive procedure in which the surgeon carefully navigates a small catheter inserted through the femoral artery into the aneurysm, guided visually by images of the vascular system. Very fine platinum coils of varying sizes and lengths are gently and progressively deployed within the aneurysm, sealing off the circulation and resulting in subsequent clotting of retained blood in the aneurysm.\n\"I'll never forget the moment when Dr. Chen came to me and my husband and all the people who were waiting with us. It was around four or five in the afternoon,\" Baker says. \"He told us it was a beautiful procedure, and the coil embolization had worked. I hadn't thought much about David's prayer but sometime later we overheard people coming into the hospital saying that it was snowing outside. When David started waking up, he could move his right arm and leg. It was a miracle.\"\nIn January, Dr. Chen gave the Bakers the go-ahead to take David snowboarding in Colorado prior to treating the second aneurysm. \"We staged the procedures at eight weeks apart to give David a break before proceeding with the definitive treatment for the second aneurysm,\" Dr. Chen says. \"He's a 16 year old boy. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Freemasonry / Are we ready for war?\nIf, tomorrow, an attack is made on Iran and if, in the next day or so, the Muslim Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem is destroyed, be in no doubt. This is the \u2018Big One\u2019.\nAs I have stated in my past several posts, twenty years ago, 12 September 1992, George Bush Snr made an announcement of a coming New World Order. The first two public announcements, both made on September 11 of 1990 and 1991 respectively, gave us the date for the attack on America\u2019s World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. I suggest that the last date was equally significant.\nWe have seen in these past months, various bellicose statements made towards Iran. The prospective strike against her nuclear power installations has been no secret, but the build-up of warships in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Gulf have been underplayed by the media.\nWe have also witnessed the destabilising of the Islamic world in recent months, necessitating the intervention of Western troops. Heads of state have been ousted or killed, governments have fallen. At the same time, the man and woman in the street has been given a voice \u2013 seemingly a true \u201cArab Spring\u201d. But then, injected with an anti-Islamic film and cartoons of the Prophet Muhammed from various quarters, indignation has been raised to fever pitch. One more destabilising factor is likely to be thrown into this mix in the very near future \u2013 the razing of the Dome of the Rock. This will bring Islam out onto the streets in almost every country in the world in rage such as we have never before experienced.\nThe hype of Islamic fervour is intentional. They will be used to add mayhem to the chaos of the Middle Eastern war and the instability of the economy. The motive of the men behind the scenes? To succeed where the Napoleons and Hitlers of this world have tried and failed. Unscrupulous men and women have carefully plotted against society for their own purposes \u2013 to institute a form of economic slavery under which they can control mankind for their own wealth and pleasure. If there is a new world order, there will be a single leader who will arrive on the scene as a peacemaker when things are at their most desperate. He will not be a benign leader \u2013 the web of deception is tightening.\nWe have been warned. The worst is yet to come\u2026\nMy novel, Opus Dei paints the coming scenario in detail. What is to come? Read it \u2013 now on Kindle",
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        "raw_content": "08/08/14 - NNHS Newsletter - We Can Work It Out\n\u201cAs you grow older, you'll find the only things\nyou regret are the things you didn't do.\u201d\n- Zachary Scott\nToday's theme is a return to the Beatles!\nBONUS - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jlXnQEgbuw - We Can Work It Out - The Beatles\nFrom http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Can_Work_It_Out:\n\"We Can Work It Out\" is a song by the Beatles, written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon. It was released as a \"double A-sided\" single with \"Day Tripper\", the first time both sides of a single were so designated in an initial release. Both songs were recorded during the Rubber Soul sessions.[3]\nThe song is an example of Lennon\u2013McCartney collaboration[4] at a depth that happened only rarely after they wrote the hit singles of 1963. 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As Lennon told Playboy in 1980:\n\"In We Can Work It Out, Paul did the first half, I did the middle eight. But you've got Paul writing, 'We can work it out / We can work it out'\u2014real optimistic, y'know, and me, impatient: 'Life is very short, and there's no time / For fussing and fighting, my friend.'\"[7]\nBased on those comments, some critics overemphasised McCartney's optimism, neglecting the toughness in passages written by McCartney,[6] such as \"Do I have to keep on talking until I can't go on?\". Lennon's middle shifts focus from McCartney's concrete reality to a philosophical perspective in B minor, illustrating this with the waltz-time section suggested by George Harrison that leads back to the verse,[5] possibly meant to suggest tiresome struggle.[6]\nMusic critic Ian MacDonald, said:\n\"[Lennon's] passages are so suited to his Salvation Army harmonium that it's hard to imagine them not being composed on it. 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        "raw_content": "I'm sure you've heard this term thrown out there before. It seems as though any time a project is proposed, that a certain constituency doesn't like, they simply throw out the descriptive word \"boondoggle\" of said project and poof - it must be true.\nAfter all, the stadiums were boondoggles. So was the convention center expansion, the 2002 Metro Moves plan, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, the Fountain Square renovation and now of course so is the proposed Cincinnati Streetcar.\nFountain Square in 2008 (post renovation)\nTechnically speaking a boondoggle is \"an unnecessary or wasteful project or activity.\" More informally speaking, Wikipedia cites that the term first made its appearance in the 1930's during the projects of the New Deal. A New York Times report, at the time, reported that over $3 million was spent on teaching the jobless how to make boon doggles.\nWhat I wonder is whether the term has lost its value? Can we apply this term and rallying cry to projects preemptively? If so, how does it differ from someone else's opinion that the project may be a roaring success?\nWhile in some instances the proclamation of a particular project being a boondoggle may have been valid, there are just as many opposite examples. One of the most recent examples is the renovation of Fountain Square*.\nMany of the opponents, to the project, saw it as being destined to failure. That the new design would be worse than the previous one, that the new management would be damaging to activity on the Square and that the private investments wouldn't occur around the Square. These opponents have been wrong on all accounts, but are still claiming every new idea to be a boondoggle without any real accountability.\nIn the case of the Cincinnati Streetcar, opponents use boondoggle in combination with \"trolley\" and/or \"choo choo train\" in virtually everything they write on the topic. Words are a powerful thing and language is often manipulated to advance one's interests on an issue. This is fine, but the distinction should be made...and the problem is that these techniques/strategies come at the expense of the center city, Cincinnati politicians, local government and the mentalities of all Cincinnatians.\nJust because someone somewhere cites that a project is one of those dreaded boondoggles does not make it so. Do some research and learn about the topic on your own free of bias, then make up your own opinion. The Cincinnati Streetcar has had several studies done on it...and the results are in. Economics, the environment, transportation and livability issues are all on the project's side. Don't take my word for it though...read for yourself and make up your own mind.\nUC Economic Study (confirming previous study's findings)\nGrowth & Opportunities (GO) Report for Cincinnati\nAll of these studies find the streetcar project to be a positive project for the city/region in regards to their specific interests. The studies are all specific to the Cincinnati region. All documents are in PDF form.\n*NOTE: Fountain Square has seen the recent activity of the following businesses that have cited the renovation of Fountain Square as being instrumental to their operations...Chipotle, Potbelly, McCormick & Schmick's, Boi Na Braza, Via Vite, Tazza Mia, Ingredients, Joseph A. Bank, Graeter's, Morton's the Steakhouse, 5/3 Banking Center, Jones the Florist, Cadillac Ranch, Oceanaire, Bootsy's and Nada...just to name a few.\nLabels: Cincinnati, developments, opinion, politics, transportation\nit's only a \"boondoggie\" is nothing good comes from it...aka Metro Moves. There is good information in that plan, but did anyone ever use it? Where any improvements made? They've poured a lot of time, effort, and money into the streetcar and as long as it moves beyond a \"plan\" that's a big step forward for Cincinnati!\nAll I ask for is that is done right so they can expand it into a streetcar/light rail network for the entire city.\nMany people in this city lack any \"vision' they are fearful of any kind of change and seem to only be concerned that it \"might\" affect them.\nThis attitude which is also found in city government makes it near impossible for the city to move forward and become the world class city it could be.\nWhile other cities like Indianapolis, Louisville and Columbus are viewed as \"forward thinking\" and unafraid to try things, Cincinnati is 20 yrs behind the time. In any other city like Cincinnati. OTR would be full of million dollar restored brownstones and luxury infill by now. Not Only would they have a streetcar, BUT the subway would be part of a light rail system.\nHowever the frustration of dealing with a city that doesnt get the value of historic tourism or redevelopment, causes many to simply go elsewhere. Because of that we all lose.\nGoing from this definition I interpret boondoggle to refer to an \"endless\" busy work project.\nI really see DeWine's project to put county expenditures online, G.A.S.P., as a boondoggle, as the average Joe isn't going to understand the background of the spending well enough to make any use of the info but the county employees will need to take time and effort to update and maintain the website forever.\nOddly, the people who love to holler \"BOONDOGGLE\" at the drop of a hat, loved that project. I am assuming their love for it was due to their being able to obtain out of context info for their populist hysteria campaigns.\nHighways could easily be considered boondoggles.\nIraq could be considered a boondoggle.\nPR voting would be a boondoggle.\nBut the boondogglesayers don't gripe about those issues - indeed, they support them.\nWe can only hope the Streetcar turns out to be as big a boondoggle as Fountain Square has been. The criticism has slowed to a trickle because they've been consistently wrong.\nWas it 311 who said \"f--- the naysayers cus they don't mean a thing\"\nGreat post. Here in Milwaukee we are in a very similar situation with attempting to build a streetcar as well. I'm sure we'll start hearing \"boondoggle\" tossed around (already see the cho-cho stuff), and well hopefully we can get through this tactic and see the projects actually happen.\nThe biggest boondoggle ever was the 50 year sprawl of paper houses, burger pits and asphalt over good farmland while solid city neighborhoods were left to rot.\nAlso, I agree with Quim. One of the biggest problems with bureacracies is the increasing production of reports and data to \"prove\" that workers are being productive. Books have been written about this problem, which is inherent to any large institution. Apparently Dewine hasn't read up on the subject.\nCityKin,\nIt's well beyond a boondoggle. It's almost criminal that our city's bureaucratic BS made it cheaper and easier to build from scratch than to simply maintain existing building stock. See Paul Wilham's blog for a recent case in point.\nAlso I need to clear up some misconceptions about GASP. The county has used a computerized system for decades to manage procurements and payments. DeWine's measure authorized a one-time expenditure of a few thousand bucks to program a web front end for the existing system.\nRequisitions and purchase orders are entered like they always have been. Only now, instead of the info only being available to bureacrats, anyone who wants to can view it. A background applet automatically posts all new entries to the web page without any additional staff effort.\nYou guys seemed to be pretty receptive to the principle of government transparency when Obama was pushing it. Do you just hate DeWine?",
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        "raw_content": "Yoga Journal Article on T. Krishnamacharya\nT. Krishnamacharya is known to many as the \u201cGrandfather of Modern Yoga\u201d and as the teacher of students like T.K.V. Desikachar, Indra Devi, B.K.S. Iyengar, and Pattabhi Jois. Krishnamacharya was born in 1888 to a family who has roots that are traced back to the famous ninth-century sage, Nathamuni. From a young age at home and at school Krishnamacharya studied ancient Vedic Texts, Vedic Chanting, the Sanskrit Language, Vedanta and Samkhya Philosophy. He was known as a true scholar when in 1916 he traveled to the Himalayas, at the foot of Mount Kailash, where he met his Yoga Teacher. Sri Ramamohan Brahmachari who was a learned yogi living with his family in Tibet. Krishnamacharya spent more than 7 years with his teacher learning the meaning of Yoga Philosophy texts such as Patanjali\u2019s Yoga Sutras and also yogic techniques such as asana (postures), pranayama (breath regulation) and dhyana (meditation). After these 7 years of study, he came back to South India and studied Ayurveda, the traditional Indian system of medicine. He also mastered Nyaya, the Indian School of Logic. He used his knowledge from the above mentioned Indian Schools of Thought, as well as his yogic training and knowledge of Ayurveda to develop a system of yoga that has been the foundation of yoga in the west.\nT. Krishnamacharya taught his brother-in-law, B.K.S. Iyengar in 1939 and 1940, who went on to develop his own system of yoga called the Iyengar Tradition. He also taught students such as Pattabhi Jois, the founder of Ashtanga Yoga and Indra Devi, the woman who first brought yoga to Hollywood. I am often asked why the traditions of T.K.V. Desikachar, B.K.S Iyengar and Pattabhi Jois are so different if they all had the same teacher. This is because Iyengar and Jois studied with Krishnamacharya early in their lives, with practices focused on strong vinyasa as is demonstrated by Jois, and also perfection of the poses, which is demonstrated by Iyengar. However, although it is controversial in the western world, Krishnamacharya has said that these practices are not appropriate for older westerners with stiff bodies. He developed a more gentle practice for what he called \u201chouseholders\u201d and westerners that is focused on breath and movement. Krishnamacharya has said that the practice must always be adapted to the student. Desikachar teaches the full gamut when it comes to yoga. If he is working with a young and lean student who has fewer responsibilities in life and can spend 2 hours per day with asana, he may teach similar to Jois or Iyengar. If he is teaching a householder with many responsibilities and less time to practice, he will teach less asana and focus more on pranayama. If he is teaching those over 60, the focus changes to meditation. The next question I am often asked is if a yogi needs to start from the beginning and do strong asana first before they do pranayama and meditation, which are much deeper practices. The answer is that you cannot go back and live a phase of life that you missed. A 60 year old is not to start with strong vinyasa, they would be asked to work with a primarily breathing and meditation practice. The practice must change in order to meet the need of the student. Any one particular practice that is given to mass numbers of people is likely not appropriate for many of those individuals. These principles are in alignment with the life-long teachings of Krishnamacharya.\nT. Krishnamacharya died in 1989, just after his 100th birthday. His work lives on through his son T.K.V. Desikachar who lived and studied with his father for over 3 decades. Sri Desikachar still lives in the family home of T. Krishnamacharya in Chennai and is semi-retired so that he can spend his days translating the library of work that T. Krishnamacharya left for future generations of yogis. There are many teachings of Krishnamacharya that have not yet been exposed to the world. The beauty of this yet undiscovered body of knowledge is that T. Krishnamacharya will be providing us with yoga teachings for many years to come. He lives on through these teachings and the family that is carefully disseminating them to the world.\nT. Krishnamacharya\u2019s work was revolutionary in his time because he believed that yoga was universal to all people, irrespective of age, gender, culture, faith, abilities and interests. He is one of the few masters of m modern times who understood the whole gamut of yoga\u2019s tools and their potentials for health and healing. For him yoga was not merely a form of physical exercise, but one that helped us in our journey towards our authentic selfs.",
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By continuing to use our site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Trade between China and the Middle East has soared. Is China pivoting towards the region?\nHere is what you need to know about the US-China trade dispute 06 Apr world oil reserves and trade routes Which countries spend most on healthcare and do they get value for money?\nRobin Bowman 06 Apr More on the agenda. Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis. Why is China building a New Silk Road? The changing geopolitics of oil in the Middle East Why China could lead the next phase of globalization. Future of Energy World oil reserves and trade routes all. Tsunamis of innovation are shaking the energy industry David G. The world will add 70, solar panels every hour in the next 5 years John McKenna 21 Mar What does the future of energy look like, how do we get there, and who will benefit?\nKatherine Hamilton 20 Mar This giant offshore turbine could be the future of wind energy Rob Smith 15 Mar\nChinese President Xi Jinping will visit long-time ally Pakistan this week to discuss a port project and roads that link the two countries. China is hoping to extend its influence in region. The sound of gunfire will echo around the capital of Pakistan tomorrow. For once, it has nothing to do with that country's battle with the Taliban. It will be a gun salute honoring China's president, Xi Jinping. President Xi is arriving in Islamabad for a two-day state visit.\nIt has great significance for the entire region and beyond. Philip, explain - why does this matter? Well, as you know, China's increasingly reaching out across the world in search of energy supplies.\nThis visit world oil reserves and trade routes about pushing ahead with a massive project that links China with a port in Pakistan. It's a gateway to the Middle East, which has much of the world's oil reserves. And the plan is to create a corridor that runs south-north, right across Pakistan, to the border with western China, up in the Himalayas, with a network of roads and rail links and pipelines. And China is planning to invest tens of billions of dollars into this, and during this visit, President Xi is expected to ink various agreements connected with it.\nThis provides China with a - you know, a direct and far, far shorter route to the oil and gas reserves of the Middle East and also Africa. And it's also of considerable geopolitical significance for another reason. China's been developing various ports around Asia. And China-watchers call these the string of pearls. They say it's a strategy by China to expand its maritime influence and to straddle key trade routes.\nAnd Gwadar Port is close to the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, through which much of the world's oil travels. The port's actually owned by Pakistan, but it's operated by a state-owned Chinese company and is still under development. So it gives China an important toehold in a very important place. But, Philip, what about the instability in Pakistan? Isn't there a risk that traffic along this corridor to China will be disrupted by violence?\nYes, there are plenty of people out there who can cause a lot of problems. There are nationalists insurgents, there's the Taliban, and there's political volatility.\nPresident Xi was planning to come here a few months back, but postponed because the center of Islamabad, the capital, was occupied by thousands of opposition demonstrators. 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Formed inthe council consists of the border states, plus the indigenous people that populate the vast world oil reserves and trade routes area.\nJapan and South Korea are also observers. As Canadian researcher Kimie Hara recently discovered, the U. The tensions that those issues generate make it easier for the United States to maintain a robust military presence in the region. Thus, China and Japan are involved in a dangerous dispute over the uninhibited islands in the East China Sea\u2014called the Diaoyus by China and the Senkakus by Japan\u2014because the Treaty did not designate which country had sovereignty. If it comes to a military confrontation, the United States is bound by treaty to support Japan.\nAny ships traversing the East and South China seas on the way north will find themselves in the middle of several nasty territorial disputes. 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        "raw_content": "Former Voluntary Euthanasia Society reveals contents of Rob Marris\u2019s assisted suicide bill\nA Labour back bench MP is bringing a new 'assisted dying' bill before the House of Commons.\nWolverhampton South West\u2019s Rob Marris (pictured) drew first place in the private members\u2019 ballot last month and says he will pursue a bill broadly in line with Lord Falconer's proposals.\nLord Falconer\u2019s Assisted Dying Bill, which made provision for mentally competent adults with six months or less to live to be prescribed lethal drugs, ran out of parliamentary time before the election on 5 May.\nFalconer subsequently sought to introduce it in the new parliament but drew only 21st place in the Lords ballot, leading to the bill\u2019s supporters to approach Marris.\nThe move comes after MSPs voted 82-36 against Patrick Harvie\u2019s Assisted Suicide (Scotland) Bill in the Scottish Parliament on 27 May.\nMarris\u2019s Assisted Dying (No. 2) Bill received its first reading in the House of Commons this week, and debate on the principle of the Bill (second reading) takes place on 11 September.\nIt is usual to publish a parliamentary bill on or soon after the first reading but Marris has curiously chosen not to do this.\nSome have speculated that this is a tactic aimed at keeping those opposed to the bill guessing as to its contents in order to give less time to mount specific criticisms ahead of the second reading debate.\nThe long title of the Bill reads as follows: \u2018A Bill to enable competent adults who are terminally ill to choose to be provided with medically supervised assistance to end their own life; and for connected purposes.\u2019\nSo the crucial elements are the same as Falconer\u2019s Bill: mental competency, terminal illness, medical supervision and self-administration.\nBut there is little detail on the proposed mechanism.\nHowever, Dignity in Dying (DID - formerly the Voluntary Euthanasia Society) have published on their website this weekend, a specimen letter for supporters to send to their MPs which gives much more detail as to the bill\u2019s provisions.\n\u2018Under this Bill, if a terminally ill patient wishes to end their life two doctors and a High Court judge must be satisfied that all the safeguards have been met. Both doctors must separately and independently examine the patient and their medical records, confirming that they are terminally ill, have mental capacity, are informed about their end-of-life care options and that they have the ability to make a voluntary and informed decision without pressure. All of this is then verified and checked by the judge.\u2019\nIn other words Marris\u2019s bill is almost identical to Falconer\u2019s new bill. And as DID have actually drafted Marris\u2019s bill and are pulling all the strings (Marris is merely the marionette), we can be fairly confident that this is an accurate description.\nDID also reveal in the letter what they believe to be their four strongest arguments in support of the bill, essentially as follows:\n1. Most people want assisted suicide for the terminally ill to be legalised (the democratic argument)\n2. If we don\u2019t legalise it in the UK people will go abroad to Dignitas, try to kill themselves here in an amateurish way, or turn to backstreet euthanasiasts.\n3. The current law is not working\n4. It\u2019s better to help people who want to kill themselves to do so with \u2018upfront safeguards\u2019 here\nI\u2019ll come back to these arguments in a later post.\nI believe they are all relatively easily refuted.\nLabels: Assisted Suicide, Euthanasia, Rob Marris",
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        "raw_content": "Home Health 3 Reasons You Should Consider Becoming a Nurse\n3 Reasons You Should Consider Becoming a Nurse\nThere are so many career paths that you could take in the world, so narrowing it down to find one that is perfect you can seem like a difficult thing to do. The reality is, however, that it isn\u2019t something that you\u2019re always able to figure out instantly, and sometimes, it takes time and an openness to exploring.\nYou may feel as though you have an interest in caring for people and as a result, be thinking about becoming a nurse.\nYou should know that it is both a fulfilling job to many nurses around the world as well as one that requires dedication. In case you wanted to know the pros of being a nurse, you\u2019re going to find some below.\nIt\u2019s a Fulfilling Job\nIf you\u2019re driven by fulfilling your purpose or by passion, then becoming a nurse may be a good job for you. It can be a great feeling knowing that you\u2019re able to care for others as well as nursing them back to health. In case you\u2019re wondering what exactly nurses do, they tend to be responsible for treatments, diagnostics, medications, and therapies \u2013 just to mention a few. They also evaluate the patient\u2019s lab results in addition to the mentioned. Knowing that you can make somebody\u2019s life better as a result of the work that you\u2019ve chosen, can be satisfying for the most part.\nThere\u2019s Flexible Learning\nSometimes, people may be put off of becoming a nurse because of the level of education needed. This may especially be true if you\u2019re transitioning from one career to another or have a busy schedule. One of the benefits of the internet, however, is that there are online nursing programs Houston Texas for you to take advantage of.\nThis eliminates the need for you to attend physical classes saving you a lot of time. Additionally, it means that you have the option of flexible learning if you need to work and study simultaneously and it can be cheaper in some cases.\nThere are Prospects for Growth\nAnother reason to think about becoming a nurse is the prospects for growth in the industry. Apparently, the employment of registered nurses is expected to jump by 15% between 2016 and 2026 which reflects exponential growth. This means that you\u2019re likely to find a job easily which is always a great incentive. You should also remember that as the population ages, people are more likely to need healthcare provisions. Seeing as most people want to know that the career they choose can lead to greater prospects and greater heights, this can also be appealing.\nNurses are professionals that often touch the lives of the people that they meet due to their skills, knowledge, and ability to connect with others. For this reason, they play an important role in society and often have a high demand all over the world. If you\u2019ve been considering becoming a nurse, you should know that as with every profession it has it rewards and challenges.\nHopefully, the above article has convinced you that it could potentially be one of the best career moves that you make.\nPrevious articleVargas Activates His \u201cPension Chute\u201d\nNext articleNicaragua deports reporter who covered anti-Ortega protests\nEasy Ways to Destress\nGasoline and Taxi Fares To Increase in September\nMuni Plans to Open Route Between Samara Beaches\n[OP-ED] WHAT\u2019S HOT ON THE INTERNET\u2026 NOT SEX\n\u2018Coyote\u2019 Accomplice To The Matapalo Monster Breaks Silence\nBest Cleansing Foods For Daily Detox",
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        "raw_content": "San Bernardino Approves $100,000 to Hire 'Claim Expediter'\n\"If the latest media propaganda move by the county had any substance to it, and was not simply a smokescreen and an attempt to manipulate the bad press that has recently come to light in this situation, then apparently every workers\u2019 compensation defendant would require a $100,000 firm to expedite treatment requests\u201d Alan Gurvey\nThe San Bernardino County, California, Board of Supervisors earmarked $100,000 to hire an outside firm to ensure survivors of the Dec. 2, 2015, terrorist attack receive necessary medical treatments as quickly as possible.\nSurvivors of last year\u2019s shooting at the Inland Regional Center that killed 14 and injured 22 others reported to WorkCompCentral and other media that the county is using the utilization review process to deny treatments for physical and psychological care, as well as prescriptions for drugs to treat anxiety and depression. 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The director said none of the survivors reached out to the I&A officer asking for help with their claims.\nLolita Harper, a spokeswoman for the union representing San Bernardino deputy sheriffs and district attorney investigators, said she believes the county ultimately viewed claims filed by survivors of the terrorist attack with the same skepticism it views all other claims. She said members of the Sheriff\u2019s Employees Benefit Association regularly report problems getting treatment for work-related injuries.\nHarper said she thinks its standard practice for the county to \u201cdeny first, ask questions later and make the person appeal\u201d when dealing with workers\u2019 compensation claims.\n\u201cI think it is strategic,\u201d she said. \u201cI think they\u2019re using the right to utilization review as a cover and not looking at things. 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        "raw_content": "Yesterday night, me and my good old friend George, decided to go for a photowalk, a bit different this time. He suggested we should go to O.A.K.A. However, I had no idea you could have free access to in the daytime, never mind the night. O.A.K.A. is known as the Olympic Stadium of the Athens 2004 Olympics but actually near and around the stadium are located one open air and one indoor Olympic-size swimming pool, Basketball court and several other facilities which look pretty impressive by day. So you guessed correctly, we went there at night.\nThe place is lit brightly for the most part but there are sections which are not lit at all. We went there pretty late, around 2200 and we chatted and took pictures for about two hours. That means that we saw some people running or hanging around but as we moved further into the facilities we did not meet anyone, other than the security patrols that is. On to photography matters!\nFor this photowalk, I used the excellent Fuji X100T, probably the first time that I challenged the camera so much for its low light and auto-focus abilities. And\u2026 it performed quite brilliant! The pictures you see below, are not the jpegs straight out of the camera as I shot on both jpegs and raw, I wanted to compare the two. The jpegs came out quite good but as the lighting conditions weren\u2019t ideal, I did some highlight recovery and some shadow and mid boosting to get the results you see. With that said, the original jpegs were generally less noisy {I did push those raws} and as far as color goes\u2026 identical. The ISO ranges from 2500 to 6400, but it is mostly 6400 {16 out of 20 pictures}!\nAs you can see, the place is great, you can go for a walk any time of the day, you can go running if you like and obviously, is a good opportunity for photography! So if you happen to be in the area, don\u2019t forget to bring your camera!\nTags: Fuji X100T, Mirrorless, OAKA, Photowalk",
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        "raw_content": "A significant upside and downside in the PC world is the rapid development of CPU and peripherals. And while CPU\u2019s generally implement an instruction set which is generally stable and backwards compatible, peripherals as a rule don\u2019t. That\u2019s a lot of effort writing drivers for hardware that will not be available anymore in a year or two. It must be said here that the open source community has generally been a lot better at supporting older hardware than most commercial hardware suppliers.\nAnd the question is in how far all these changes were beneficial. I\u2019m writing this on an intel core2 machine with a Radeon X1650 graphics card. And you know what? It\u2019s fast enough for me. I will replace this thing when it breaks, but not sooner.\nBoth increasing the clock speed and the number of cores have hit diminishing returns. And for laptops and especially smartphones the focus seems to be on decreasing power consumption, which is a good thing. The fact that we can fit a reasonably powerful computer in approximately the same size as a deck of cards is amazing. But I would be happy when hardware design matures and parts are still available in a 20 years.\nDon\u2019t get me wrong, I think computers are wonderful tools. The FreeBSD UNIX system that I preferably use is like a giant toolbox that enables me to perform a variety of tasks. It has a long history, a stable environment, a simple programming model and lots of freely and easily available software. And it is open source, meaning that everything is open to inspection.\nPrograms compiled for FreeBSD 7 still run on my FreeBSD 11 machine. But that hardly even matters because source code that is decades older will still compile on this machine.\nOperating systems like the BSD variants and Linux have a stability and maturity of their (programming) interfaces that is phenomenal.\nMy experiences with computer control are slightly different, however.\nA tale of two PU machines\nAt work we have to polyurethane machines. They are practically identical from a hardware perspective. The big difference is that one is controlled by hardware relay logic, while the other uses a Simatic S5 PLC. Both date to around the mid of the nineties and generally work well.\nThere are some differences, though.\nOn the machine with relay controls, all settings that can be changed are visible on the control board. With one look you can see what the settings are, and changing them is as easy as flipping a switch or setting a timer. On the PLC operated machine you have to dig into the menu system on the display the size of a smartphone to change most of the settings. This is much more cumbersome. And the display is slowly failing, producing more and more blank lines. Unfortunately it is integrated with the keyboard and so not easy to replace, assuming a replacement is still available.\nAnother difference is that if there is a problem with the relay control, it\u2019s generally relatively easy to find and repair. A blown relay, timer, switch or light are usually quite visible and easily replaced even if you don\u2019t have the schematics. Parts for S5 are somewhat harder to find. And worse is that the only \u201cbackup\u201d that still exists of the controller program is a printout the size of an old telephone directory. And of the software produces an error, it is often unclear what it means or what the consequences are.\nNewer PU machines are often equipped with touch-screens. 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        "raw_content": "Just prior to 1920 in Berlin, a group of young artists began to coalesce around the notion that a painting need not depict a subject - that perhaps a work of art could more directly and earnestly address a viewer through the arrangement of its formal elements. Among this group, which centered at the gallery Der Sturm, was a young baroness, studio-educated in Paris and mentored by Jean Arp, Hildegard Rebay von Ehrenweisen, or as she was less formally known, Hilla Rebay. It was at Der Sturm that Rebay met Rudolf Bauer, with whom she would later share a studio and a love affair. Rebay was the first among her contemporaries to move to the U.S., in 1927. In New York, she met Solomon Guggenheim, who commissioned her to paint his portrait in 1928. As he sat for the painting in her studio, Guggenheim learned Rebay\u2019s thoughts on what had come to be known as Non-Objective Art - the new, lyrical, subject-less brand of abstraction that had not yet made it to American collections and museums. Guggenheim was \u0003fascinated, especially by a piece by Rudolf Bauer that hung on Rebay\u2019s studio wall. With Rebay as an intermediary, \u0003Guggenheim began to acquire all he could from the Berlin and Moscow non-objective abstractionists, and thus began the collection that would become the Museum of Non-Objective Art, the first iteration of the Guggenheim Foundation.\nHilla Rebay created numerous, large-scale, non-objective works in the decades that followed her immigration to the U.S., and her style, gently colored with undulating lines and sparse, organic forms, is exemplary of the movement she championed. While a skilled, educated, and prolific painter in her own right, Rebay is best known to history as the first director and curator of the Guggenheim Foundation, and the facilitator of enormous acquisitions by Solomon Guggenheim of works by her peers.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Reading \u00bb The Johnstown Flood by David McCullough\nThis entry was posted in Reading and tagged history Non-Fiction on May 25, 2018 by Sarah Anne Carter\n\u201cThe enormous sympathy aroused by the newspaper accounts, the pictures, the songs and poems, brought on the greatest outpouring of popular charity the country had ever seen.\u201d\nOn May 31, 1889, water poured over and broke through a dam releasing water that would damage a countryside and kill thousands of people \u2013 the Johnstown Flood. It had been a wet spring and there was a lot of rain released by a strange and powerful storm the night before. However, the dam should have had drainage pipes and should have been managed by the South Fork club members who used the lake behind the dam as a personal retreat space. While nature played its part, the decisions made by the club while rebuilding the dam were the reason there was so much damage and destruction.\nThe Johnstown Flood, along with all of David McCullough\u2019s books, have been on my to-read list ever since I decided to read all of his books last year. I have now read several of his books and it only took a few to know I would want to read them all. I really liked The Wright Brothers and 1776. McCullough has the ability to take history and make it come alive and not be boring.\nWhile many floods have happened in the history of America, the Johnstown Flood is unique in that the towns didn\u2019t take the warnings of the dam breaking seriously, the dam break was directly due to decisions made during its rebuilding and the generosity that poured out from all over the world for the survivors. Living below a dam, the people in the towns knew there was always the remote possibility the water could crest over the dam, but nothing had ever happened and they had gotten to the point where they doubted anything would. The water did unbelievable damage, even tearing survivors\u2019 clothes right off their bodies. Once the world heard about the flood, money and supplies flowed in and the people got to rebuilding after mourning the more than 2,000 souls lost. Even Clara Barton\u2019s Red Cross came to help.\nI would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys history. I learned so much as I had never heard about this flood before. It is a part of American history that should be taught as there are so many lessons that can be learned from the Johnstown Flood.\nHave you heard about the Johnstown Flood? If so, how? Share with us!\n\u2190 Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie\nBest Intentions by Erika Raskin \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "THE first death anniversary of Burhan Wani, Commander of Hizb ul Mujahideen is approaching on July 08, 2017. He was brutally martyred last year during a joint operation by security forces in south Kashmir\u2019s Bumdoora village in Kokernag area; since then the Valley of Kashmir has erupted in protest rallies.\nThe protesters, armed only with stones, which they pelt on the Indian forces. The Occupying force the Indian army retaliated by using pellet guns, which have killed more than 200 youth and blinded about 3,500, while nearly 20,000 have been injured. Curfew remained imposed for more than four months. Around 12,000 people were arrested or detained.\nThere has been no letup in the Indian brutality. Pakistan\u2019s Prime Minister was constrained to mention the martyrdom of Burhan Wani and the ensuing reign of terror unleashed by the Indian army in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK). Indian riposte has been to incessantly violate the ceasefire at the Line of Control (LOC) and orchestrate false flag terror operations in its own military installations but blame Pakistan to divert the attention of the world from Indian brutalities.This April, a young Kashmiri, Farooq Ahmad Dar, who had come to cast his vote in local polls was apprehended by Indian Army\u2019s Major Nitin Leetul Gogoi, seated and tied on an army jeep as a human shield and paraded in the streets of Srinagar. Instead of charge sheeting Major Gogoi for his atrocity, Major Gogoi was awarded by the Indian Army Chief much to the chagrin of human rights activists.Since Burhan Wani was an iconic figure of the freedom movement, it is expected that his anniversary would be observed on a large scale in IOK. Wide-spread protests are expected to be held. The Indian occupation forces, as usual, are likely to use brute force including live ammunition and pellet guns against the protestors, which may result in even more casualties. This year the first death anniversary of Burhan Wani falls in the midst of the Amarnath Yatra season, the Hindu pilgrimage may become further tense every year. Yatra, this year, has been cut short by 8 days. The 40-day yatra will commence from June 29 and will be held in highly charged environment \u2014 a month after Hizbul leader Sabzar Bhat\u2019s death and about a week before Burhan Wani\u2019s death anniversary.Last year, after Wani\u2019s killing, the yatra was severely disrupted and many yatris found themselves caught in the turbulence. Pilgrims had to be evacuated from Srinagar at night, with convoys of paramilitary forces escorting them all the way to Jammu. IOK\u2019s history is a perpetual effort in the degradation of the soul \u2013 three unceasing decades of massacres, mass rapes, custodial killings, fake encounters, torture and enforced disappearances.The tragedy of IOK is an unfinished agenda of the partition of India. When the British were departing from the Indian Sub-Continent, according to the 1947 Act of Indian Independence, the princely states were to be given the choice of accession to either India or Pakistan. Where the local population and the ruler were of different faith, it was the people, who were to exercise their right of self determination. Since the majority population of Kashmir was Muslims but its ruler was a Hindu, the people were empowered to decide their own future. Unfortunately, Indian forces invaded Kashmir and occupied it forcefully.\nA handful of Pakistani army personnel and volunteers rushed to Kashmir and tried to liberate the Valley from the clutches of the Indian armed forces. India\u2019s Prime Minister Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru, fearing the liberation of the whole of IOK, approached the United Nations for an immediate ceasefire. The UN enforced a ceasefire but passed Resolutions that the inhabitants of Kashmir will opt for accession to India or Pakistan through a plebiscite. Pundit Nehru accepted the UN Resolutions but later reneged on it. Pakistan and India went to war in 1965 and 1971 but the fate of the Kashmiris did not change. Disappointed by subsequent Indian rulers and different world bodies, in 1989 the inhabitants of IOK decided to take their fate in their own hands and took up arms to fight for their freedom. India tried to suppress the uprising by deploying more than 700,000 personnel in the Valley through brute force.The Indian army wreaked havoc, killing, raping, pillaging and incarcerating Kashmiris. Backed by draconian laws like TADA, POTA and AFSPA (Armed Forces Special Powers Act), the Indian occupying forces took retaliatory action against the Kashmiris with impunity. Since 1989, more than 100,000 Kashmiris have been martyred. Their only fault was raising the flag of independence.Since 2014, the advent of Narendra Modi\u2019s government has seen an upsurge in violence against the Kashmiris. Modi had a specific agenda for the Kashmiris. He tried to rig local elections so that his political party BJP could rule IOK and have the constitution amended, which gives special powers to Kashmir. He also tried to change the demography of IOK by settling Hindus there so that Muslim majority could be offset.Burhan Wani was a progressive youth leader. He was cruelly targeted and eliminated. Modi was not prepared for the large scale protests, which continue unabated. He is trying to blame Pakistan for the uprising and is using various tactics to deride Pakistan. 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        "raw_content": "According to the plan of our cluster the students of our school have to write a composition about Ukraine. Young leaders of our school proposed an idea of having a contest in which any student of 11-17 could take part. They also invited two English teachers, a Peace Corp volunteer and two pupils to be the members of the jury. The best composition was published on e-Twining Space.The event lasted from the 1st till the 31st of March. More than fifty compositions were given to the jury. They were very different from short one to a very long one. The first place was awarded to the students of 10B form. It was written by Yuliia Karetnyk and Lineikin Illia. The other best 10 stories will be published with young poets\u2019 works in annual brochure which is done by English language teachers.\nYoung Leaders Project \u201cFor Life Without Rubbish\u201d\nAfter the training our Young Leaders started to realize their project \u201cFor Life without Rubbish\u201d. The first step was to inform the community about the project so they made placards and visit all the schools of the town and spoke to the students there. They also inform the authorities of the town and their ideas were approved. Then a group of students of the 10 forms designed and made calendars with the logo \u201cBe strong! Carry the rubbish to the bin!\u201d They also made some posters and organized the action \u201cLet\u2019s save the environment!\u201d It was held in the school hall on the 12th of April.\nStudents, teachers and parents took part in it. Young Leaders spoke about the necessity of saving our planet by cleaning the environment, reusing the materials, economizing the resources. During the action there was an exhibition of the students\u2019 compositions made of the wastes, they sold the calendars and with the money received they bought the eco bags for rubbish and used them while cleaning the school yard and our town.The cleaning of the school yard and the town was also a part of the plan and it was done on the 16th and 23rd of April and 5th of May 2011 successfully.\nThe students of our school got special thanks from the Major of Lubny for their work for the benefit of our town. Another step was to collect waste paper and use the money for it on buying some young trees. These trees were planted in the streets of our town. The students of our school also help the students of Lubny Forestry College to plant trees in the wood on the Earth Day.\nEver year since 1997 charity concert take place in our school. Every year it is devoted to different event. This year it was decided to collect money for creating a school art gallery. There are many talented students and teachers in our school and our principal Svitlana Kochergina proposed to create an art gallery on the first floor. The concert took place on the 13th of May 2011 in the Town House of Culture. The tickets were 5 hrivnas each and were sold a week before the concert.\nYoung singers and dancers showed their talents: they sing songs danced, recited poems, play jokes. The concert lasted for two hours. Everybody enjoyed the performance. We gathered 2085 hryvnas, paid 400 hryvnas for the use of the hall of the House of Culture and 1685 hryvnas will be spent on the school art gallery. We plan to open it on the 2nd of September 2011.\nPartnership Meeting in Wales\nWe are glad to tell you that our school continues an active work in the international project \u00abConnecting Classrooms\u00bb, organized by the British Council. At the beginning of November four schools from Ukraine visited Great Britain. Our school was among them. The school was represented by Yulia Syrkina, a student of the 10C form and Svitlana Yukhymchuk , a coordinator of the project.For three days Cardiff was full of young leaders and their coordinators.\nWe had a great opportunity to improve our relations with our partners, to familiarize ourselves with foreign culture and language. Different joint trainings and conferences encouraged us to work in a team.Our work resulted in a plan full of new projects and ideas for the next year. We spent those days amazingly because we were able both to work and just to get acquainted with Cardiff and to make friends with our partners from Malta, Cyprus and Wales. We are ready to start the next year of work and we are looking forward to the next meeting.",
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        "raw_content": "This is the second part of the review about the plant immune response. For the first part, please click here.\nRecently, the zig zag model for plant-pathogen interaction was criticised since it is based on the plant\u2019s interaction with biotrophic microbes, i.e. pathogens that keep their host plans alive while feeding on them, and lacked integration of symbiotic interactions, or the response to necrotrophic pathogens. Hypersensitive response (HR), a form of programmed cell death, has been suggested as a major immune response of the plant in the zig zag model (1), and research suggests that it is effective against biotrophic microbes (2). In terms of an infection with necrotrophic pathogens, HR would, however, rather be a favourable result, since necrotrophic pathogens aim to kill plant cells in order to obtain nutrients. HR would therefore contribute to an invasion by necrotrophs and be counterproductive for the plant.\nAlso, the environmental context such as the plant\u2019s previous encounters with pathogens, presence of beneficial microbes, etc. have not been considered in the zig zag model. In this model, inducible plant immune response is defined as a mechanism in which perception of MAMPs and microbial effectors result in immunity (PTI/ETI) or susceptibility (ETS). Instead, it was suggested that the plant immune response should rather be defined as a mechanism that integrates various signals and results in different outcomes which cannot simply be categorised into ETI, PTS and PTI (3). An alternative model to describe inducible plant immune response has been proposed by Cook et al. (4) with the invasion model. In this model, compounds that elicit the plant immune response are not categorised into the strict categories of MAMPs or effectors but into invasion patterns (IPs). These IPs are not defined from the point of perception and response by the host plant, but from the point of their main function in the microorganism or plant. IPs are for example microbial-derived compounds such as the fungal chitin and bacterial flagellin, which would have been described as MAMPs in the zig zag model, but also host plant-derived modified-self compounds that indicate an invasion. Modified-self compounds are for example damage associated molecular patterns (DAMPs) such as components of the exterior of the cell that are released after wounding. Well described DAMPs are pectin fragments that are released from the cell wall after penetration by a fungus for instance. However, the main function of pectin is in plant cell wall structure and not as indicator of invasion. DAMPs play an important role in plant immune responses but have not been integrated in the zig zag model (3).\nAlso, a classification of immune response eliciting compounds into MAMPs or effectors is objected to in the invasion model, since some of these compounds have been found to not fit into the categories of MAMPs and effectors (3).\nContrary to the zig zag model, in the invasion model the host plant\u2019s responses are not classified into PTI or ETI, but into IP triggered responses (IPTRs). The difference is that perception of IPs (by invasion pattern receptors (IPRs)) results in a) continued symbiosis between invader and host plant, or b) end of symbiosis of invader and host plant; instead of immunity (PTI/ETI) or susceptibility (ETS) as conceptualised in the zig zag model. These outcomes of continuation or discontinuation of symbiosis are determined by the overall effect of elicited host plant responses (that can be synergistic and/or antagonistic) (4).\nFrom the invader perspective, mechanisms that lead to a) the failure to supress IPTR, b) the suppression of IPTR (for example by biotrophic invaders), or c) the utilisation of IPTR (for example by necrotrophic invaders to drive cell death) determine if the symbiosis with the host plant is either continued or discontinued. Invaders may deploy IPs to influence the outcome of the symbiosis by manipulating IPTRs. When these IPs are used or the symbiosis is continued, further IPs could be released such as components that indicate a modification of host plant processes or DAMPs that in turn could be perceived by IPRs and lead to a discontinuation or continuation of the symbiosis, depending on the triggered plant responses (4).\nIn the zig zag model, plant immune response and resistance are associated with HR, which, however, would rather result in a susceptibility to necrotrophic pathogens instead of resistance. In the invasion model, infection by necrotrophs leads to the release of DAMPs such as pectin fragments from the cell wall, resulting in triggering of appropriate defence responses. Additionally, pro-death mechanisms utilised by necrotrophic microorganisms such as specific toxins to hijack the plants immune response to drive HR for instance did not really fit in the zig zag model but are integrated in the invasion model.\nSymbiosis of host plants with beneficial microbes also depends on IPs (effectors) that suppress the plants defence response, similar to interactions with pathogens. Arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi, which are fungi that colonise the roots of a wide range of land plants and that are essential for the host plants development, growth and stress tolerance (5), also deploy effector to attenuate the plants immune response. This, however, does not represent susceptibility of the host plant (ETS in the zig zag model) in a narrow sense and, therefore, does not really fit into the zig zag model. In the invasion model on the other hand, arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi deploy IPs that suppress IPTRs, which otherwise would lead to a discontinuation of symbiosis (4).\nFinally, it has to be pointed out that both the zig zag model and the invasion model are models after all that try to incorporate as many aspects of plant-microbe interaction and make sense of them. Nevertheless, models are generalisations and are therefore incomplete but form the basis for new scientific hypotheses and progress.\n3. Pritchard, L. and Birch, P. R. J. (2014) The zigzag model of plant\u2013microbe interactions: is it time to move on? Mol Plant Pathol. 15(9), 865-70.\n4. Cook, D.E., Mesarich, C.H., Thomma, B.P. (2015) Understanding plant immunity as a surveillance system to detect invasion. Annu Rev Phytopathol. 53, 541-63.\n5. Harrier, L.A (2001) The arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis: a molecular review of the fungal dimension. Journal of Experimental Botany, 52(1): 469-78.\nThis blog post is the continuation of the post \u201cCold plasma in seed, fruit and vegetable decontamination and plant disease control \u2013 Part 1\u201d\nCold plasma utilisation in plant diseases control\nThe application of cold plasma on seeds and fruits/vegetables suggest effective inactivation of bacteria and fungi and at the same time seemingly little effect on the seeds and fruits/vegetables. This combination suggests beneficial effects of cold plasma in plant disease control without detrimental effects on the plant.\nA single cold helium plasma treatment of Ralstonia solanacearum (that can cause wilt on several crops (Peeters et al., 2013)) infected tomato plants delayed wilting and also slowed the disease progress by 25 %, 20 days after gas plasma treatment (Jiang et al., 2014). Similarly, cold argon plasma treated tomato plants that were infected with F. oxysporum resulted in an inactivation of F. oxysporum spores. Molecular biological investigations found that gas plasma treatment alone led to the expression of genes that are associated with plant defence responses in tomato. It was, however, not determined how these PR genes were affected in F. oxysporon infected tomato plants that were treated with cold plasma. Surprisingly, this observed expression of these genes was found in the roots and not the leaves that were actually treated with gas plasma. It is rather expected that defence response is activated at the site of treatment or in the whole plant. This result illustrates that the effects of cold plasma and the triggered mechanisms in plants are still unknown.\nNevertheless, it was hypothesised that reactive components of cold plasma such as reactive oxygen species and reactive nitrogen species could have entered the cell and acted as signalling molecules (Panngom et al., 2014). Reactive oxygen and nitrogen species are important intracellular signalling compounds of the plant defence response (Coll et al., 2011; Glazebrook 2005; Shapiguzov et al., 2012). (For the biology nerds: Jiang et al. (2014) found increased PHENYLALANINE AMMONIA-LYASE 1 (PAL1) expression in R. solanacearum infected tomato plants upon cold gas plasma treatment. PAL1 is involved in salicylic acid (SA) biosynthesis, an important signalling component of the plant defence response (Coll et al., 2011; Wildermuth et al., 2001; Fu et al., 2013). Enzyme activity assays for resistance-related plant peroxidase (POD) and polyphenol oxidase (PPO) in R. solanacearum infected tomato plants showed increased activity of both enzymes. PODs generate H2O2 upon pathogen perception, and are involved in defence response signalling and cell wall lignification (Kawano, 2003). PPOs are involved in herbivore and pathogen defence (Constabel and Barbehenn, 2008)). These results suggest that cold gas plasma could mediate plant disease control via reactive components and the induction of plant defence mechanisms.\nIt is generally assumed that reactive oxygen species such as hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and hydroxyl radicals (OH\u2013), reactive nitrogen species such as peroxynitrite (ONOO\u2013) and nitrite (NO2\u2013), and UV-light as cold plasma components contribute to microbial spore and cell inactivation. The impact of these different components, however, seems to vary between the different forms of cold plasma (Jiang et al., 2014; Laroussi and Leipold, 2004; Laroussi, 2009; Oehmigen et al., 2010; Panngom et al., 2014). Ziuzina et al. (2014) challenged the assumption that reactive oxygen and nitrogen species cause the inactivation of microorganisms. Due to the distance of approximately 16 cm between the tomato plants and the centre of the cold plasma production in their experiment, it was argued that reactive oxygen and nitrogen species would most likely react before reaching the samples (Laroussi, 2009). The group found increasing ozone concentration with increasing treatment duration and hypothesised that ozone could act as microbe inactivating agent of cold gas plasma.\nThe effectiveness of cold plasma mediated inactivation of microorganisms seems to depend on one hand on the specific characteristics of the microorganisms. S. enterica and E. coli that are Gram-negative bacteria with thinner outer membrane were inactivated much faster than L. monocytogenes a Gram-positive bacterium with a thicker outer membrane. It was suggested that the thinner outer membrane allowed for a diffusion of reactive components into the bacteria, subsequently killing it, whereas the thicker membrane could present a barrier that leads to reduced inactivation by cold gas plasma (Ziuzina et al., 2014). In addition to the microbial characteristics, the plant and plant tissue characteristic seem to influence the inactivation effectiveness of cold gas plasma as well. The irregular surface of strawberries and cantaloupe rind has been hypothesised to provided sites for microbial attachment that shield bacteria from cold gas plasma and contribute to biofilm-formation, subsequently protecting microbes and reducing the inactivation of E. coli, S. enterica and L. monocytogenes, compared to the smooth surface of tomatoes (Ziuzina et al., 2014; Jiang et al., 2017). This hypothesised protection of microbes due to surface differences could also apply to seeds (Kang et al., 2015; Khamsen et al., 2016).\nOverall, these results indicate a beneficial effect of cold gas plasma on plant disease control, but the current scientific knowledge on the effects of cold plasma is still at an early stage.\nAndino, A., and Hanning, I. (2015) Salmonella enterica: Survival, Colonization, and Virulence Differences among Serovars. The Scientific World Journal, 2015, 520179.\nBormashenko, E., Grynyov, R., Bormashenko, Y., & Drori, E. (2012) Cold Radiofrequency Plasma Treatment Modifies Wettability and Germination Speed of Plant Seeds. Scientific Reports. 2, 741.\nBourke, P., Zuizina, D., Han, L., Cullen, P.J., Gilmore, B.F. (2017) Microbiological Interactions with Cold Plasma. J Appl Microbiol. doi: 10.1111/jam.13429. [Epub ahead of print]\nBruggeman, P. and Leys, C. (2009) Non-thermal plasmas in and in contact with liquids. J. Phys. D. Appl. 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(2014) Effect of Seed Treatment by Cold Plasma on the Resistance of Tomato to Ralstonia solanacearum (Bacterial Wilt). PLoS ONE 9(5), e97753.\nJiang, Y., Sokorai, K., Pyrgiotakis, G., Demokritou, P., Li, X., Mukhopadhyay, S., Jin, T., Fan, X. (2017) Cold plasma-activated hydrogen peroxide aerosol inactivates Escherichia coli O157:H7, Salmonella Typhimurium, and Listeria innocua and maintains quality of grape tomato, spinach and cantaloupe. Int J Food Microbiol. 249, 53-60.\nJ\u00f8rgensen, L.N., van den Bosch, F., Oliver, R.P., Heick, T.M., Paveley, N. (2017) Targeting Fungicide Inputs According to Need. Annu Rev Phytopathol. doi: 10.1146/annurev-phyto-080516-035357. [Epub ahead of print]\nKang, M. H., Pengkit, A., Choi, K., Jeon, S. S., Choi, H. W., Shin, D. B., Choi, E.H., Uhm, H.S., Park, G. (2015) Differential Inactivation of Fungal Spores in Water and on Seeds by Ozone and Arc Discharge Plasma. PLoS ONE, 10(9), e0139263.\nKawano, T (2003) Roles of the reactive oxygen species-generating peroxidase reactions in plant defense and growth induction. Plant Cell Rep. 21(9), 829-37.\nKhamsen, N., Onwimol, D., Teerakawanich, N., Dechanupaprittha, S., Kanokbannakorn, W., Hongesombut, K., Srisonphan, S. (2016) Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Seed Sterilization and Germination Enhancement via Atmospheric Hybrid Nonthermal Discharge Plasma. ACS Appl Mater Interfaces. 8(30), 19268-75.\nKim, J.H. and Min, S.C. (2017) Microwave-powered cold plasma treatment for improving microbiological safety of cherry tomato against Salmonella. Postharvest Biology and Technology. 127, 21-6.\nLaroussi, M. (2009) Low-temperature plasmas for medicine? Plasma Science. IEEE Trans. Plasma Sci. 37, 714-25.\nLaroussi, M. and Leipold, F. (2004) Evaluation of the roles of reactive species, heat, and UV radiation in the inactivation of bacterial cells by air plasmas at atmospheric pressure. Int. J. Mass Spectrom. 233, 81-6.\nLeenders, P. (2015) Plasma activated water [Presentation]. TED Talk Arnheim. 07.10.2015\nLim, J.Y., Yoon, J.W., Hovde, C.J. (2010) A Brief Overview of Escherichia coli O157:H7 and Its Plasmid O157. Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology, 20(1), 5-14.\nNiemira, B.A. and Sites, J. (2008) Cold plasma inactivates Salmonella Stanley and Escherichia coli O157:H7 inoculated on golden delicious apples. J Food Prot. 71(7), 1357-65.\nOehmigen, K., H\u00e4hnel, M., Brandenburg, R., Wilke, C., Weltmann, K.-D., von Woedtke, T. (2010) The Role of Acidification for Antimicrobial Activity of Atmospheric Pressure Plasma in Liquids. Plasma Processes and Polymers. 7( 3-4), 250-7.\nOlaimat, A.N., Holley, R.A. (2012) Factors influencing the microbial safety of fresh produce: a review. Food Microbiol. 32, 1e19.\n\u00d6lmez, H., Kretzschmar, U. (2009) Potential alternative disinfection methods for organic fresh-cut industry for minimizing water consumption and environmental impact. LWT Food Sci. Technol. 42, 686-93.\nPanngom, K., Lee, S. H., Park, D. H., Sim, G. B., Kim, Y. H., Uhm, H. S., et al. (2014) Non-Thermal Plasma Treatment Diminishes Fungal Viability and Up-Regulates Resistance Genes in a Plant Host. PLoS ONE, 9(6), e99300.\nPeeters, N., Guidot, A., Vailleau, F., Valls, M. (2013) Ralstonia solanacearum, a widespread bacterial plant pathogen in the post-genomic era. Mol Plant Pathol. 14(7), 651-62.\nPerrin, M., Bemer, M., & Delamare, C. (2003) Fatal Case of Listeria innocua Bacteremia. Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 41(11), 5308-9.\nRamaswamy, V., Cresence, V.M., Rejitha, J.S., Lekshmi, M.U., Dharsana, K.S., Prasad, S.P., Vijila, H.M. (2007) Listeria \u2013 review of epidemiology and pathogenesis. J. Microbiol. Immunol. Infect. 40(1), 4-13.\nRangel, J.M., Sparling, P.H., Crowe, C., Griffin, P.M., Swerdlow, D.L. (2005) Epidemiology of Escherichia coli O157:H7 outbreaks, United States, 1982e2002. Emerg. Infect. Dis. 11, 603e609.\nRaybaudi-Massilia, R.M., Mosqueda-Melgar, J., Soliva-Fortuny, R., Martin-Belloso, O. (2009) Control of pathogenic and spoilage microorganisms in fresh-cut fruits and fruit juices by traditional and alternative natural antimicrobials. Compr. Rev. Food Sci. Food Saf. 8, 157e180.\nSera, B., Spatenka, P., Sery, M., Vrchotova, N., Hruskova, I. (2010) Influence of Plasma Treatment on Wheat and Oat Germination and Early Growth. IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 38(10), 2963-8.\nShapiguzov, A., Vainonen, J.P., Wrzaczek, M., Kangasj\u00e4rvi, J. (2012) ROS-talk \u2013 how the apoplast, the chloroplast, and the nucleus get the message through. Front Plant Sci., 3, 292.\nSharma, K.K., Singh, U.S., Sharma, P., Kumar, A., Sharma, L. (2015) Seed treatments for sustainable agriculture-A review. Journal of Applied and Natural Science. 7(1), 521-39.\nSivachandiran, L. and Khacef, A. (2017) Enhanced seed germination and plant growth by atmospheric pressure cold air plasma: combined effect of seed and water treatment. RSC. 7, 1822-32.\nStephen, J., Amin, I., Douce, G.R. (1993) Experimental Salmonella typhimurium-induced gastroenteritis. In Biology of Salmonella (eds. Cabello, F., Hormaeche, C., Mastreoni, P., Bonina, L.,), 199-209. Plenum Press, N.Y.\nTakai, O. (2008) Solution plasma processing (SPP). Pure Appl. Chem., 80(9), 2003-11.\nTilman, D., Balzer, C., Hill, J., & Befort, B. L. (2011) Global food demand and the sustainable intensification of agriculture. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 108(50), 20260-4.\nTong, S.Y., Davis, J.S., Eichenberger, E., Holland, T.L., Fowler, V.G. (2015) Staphylococcus aureus infections: epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, and management. Clinical Microbiology Reviews. 28 (3), 603-61.\nToval, F., Schiller, R., Meisen, I., Putze, J., Kouzel, I. U., Zhang, W., et al. (2014) Characterization of Urinary Tract Infection-Associated Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity, 82(11), 4631-42.\nTsedaley, B. (2015) Review on Seed Health Tests and Detection Methods of Seedborne Diseases. Journal of Biology, Agriculture and Healthcare. 5(5), 176-84.\nUnited Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2015) World Population Prospects: The 2015 Revision, Key Findings and Advance Tables. Working Paper No. ESA/P/WP.241.\nVolin J.C., Denes, F.S., Young, R.A., and Park, S.M.T. (2000) Modification of seed germination performance through cold plasma chemistry technology. Crop. Sci 40, 1706-18.\nWang, H., Zhou, B., Feng, H. (2012) Surface characteristics of fresh produce and their impact on attachment and removal of human pathogens. Produce contamination. In Decontamination of Fresh and Minimally Processed Produce (ed. by Gomez-Lopez, V.M.), 43-55. Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, USA.\nZiuzina, D., Patil, S. Cullen, P.J., Keener, K.M., Bourke, P. (2014) Atmospheric cold plasma inactivation of Escherichia coli, Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium and Listeria monocytogenes inoculated on fresh produce. Food Microbiology 42, 109e116.\nIn the year 2050 the world\u2019s population is estimated to have reached 9.7 billion, and worldwide crop production would have to increase two-fold in order to cover the demand by this time (United Nations, 2015; Tilman et al., 2011). An effective way to increase crop yield is minimising the losses to pathogenic microorganisms and insects by improving disease resistance of crop plants. Generally, this is done by selective breeding and application of disease treatments (fungicides, bactericides, insecticides). These approaches, however, could be accompanied by detrimental side effects. For instance, a constitutively activated plant defence responses could lead to an allocation of plant resources to defence response mechanisms instead of developmental processes and, in the worst case, cause decreased plant growth and yield (Heil et al., 2000; Heidel et al., 2004; Denanc\u00e9 et al., 2013; Huot et al., 2014). Plant pathogens could also become resistant to disease treatments which overall are deemed cost ineffective. Disease treatments additionally pose risks to the environment and consumers in long-term, especially due to the combination of different disease treatment residues in food products (J\u00f8rgensen et al., 2017).\nA recently emerging alternative to conventional methods of improving plant disease resistance is cold plasma in the form of cold gas and cold solution plasma. Plasma describes matter which partly consists of charged components, ions and electrons, and is considered the fourth state of matter (besides, solid, fluid and gas) (Bourke et al., 2017).\nCold gas plasma is produced by subjecting atmospheric gases, such as air as gas mixture, to high energy via discharges (Bormashenko, et al., 2012, Jiang et al., 2014; Ziuzina et al., 2014) or microwaves (Kim and Min, 2017) at atmospheric pressure. This ionises the gas and generates reactive components like reactive oxygen species (ROS \u2013 they react very easily with molecules, which makes them potentially dangerous for living cells) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS \u2013 also very reactive), as well as UV-light, ions and electrons (Laroussi and Leipold, 2004; Laroussi, 2009; Heinlin et al., 2010; Oehmigen et al., 2010; Jiang et al., 2014; Panngom et al., 2014), but also nitrous oxide (N2O) and carbon dioxide (CO2), depending on the utilised gases (Ziuzina et al., 2014; Sivachandiran and Khacef, 2017). Since the temperature of gas plasma stays around room temperature during its generation, it is called cold gas plasma (Goossens, 2003). In nature, gas plasma is found in large quantities in earth\u2019s ionosphere (Engwall et al., 2009).\nCold solution plasma or liquid-phase plasma is generated by exposing solutions (hexane and cyclohexane solutions for example) to high energy via microwaves, and by channelling air-based cold plasma through the solution, at atmospheric pressure. Plasma activated water (PAW) has also been generated by discharge (Takai, 2008; Bruggeman and Leys, 2009; Sivachandiran and Khacef, 2017). The temperature of solution plasma also remains at room temperature (Takai, 2008). In nature, PAW is generated during lightning that plasma-activates rain, and when lightning strikes water (Leenders, 2015).\nSignificantly, investigations that were conducted thus far suggest that cold plasma mediates plant disease control, and improves seed germination and plant growth. Cold plasma has also been used for seed sterilisation in recent years (Volin et al., 2000; Takai, 2008; Sera et al., 2010; Leenders, 2015; Jiang et al., 2014; Ziuzina et al., 2014; Sivachandiran and Khacef, 2017).\nEffect of cold plasma on microorganisms\nThe characteristic of cold plasma to generate reactive species, UV-light, ions and electrons infers the potential to inactivate microorganisms. For this purpose, application of cold plasma has been tested for microbial decontamination of solutions and disease control on plants.\nCold plasma and inactivation of microorganisms\nTakai (2008) showed that cold sodium acetate (CH3COONa)- and sodium sulphate (Na2SO4)-based solution plasma killed E. coli (some strains can cause urinary tract infection in humans (Toval et al., 2014)) and Staphylococcus aureus (that can cause bacteremia in humans (Tong et al., 2015)) in highly concentrated suspensions after 30 seconds of treatment. Likewise, E. coli and S. aureus cell suspensions in water were inactivated within 5 and 15\u2009minutes of continuous application of a nitric oxide (NO)-based plasma (Oehmigen et al., 2010). Plasma activated water, however, inactivated only some spores of the fungus Fusarium fujikuroi (a fungal pathogen of rice that causes Bakanae disease (Carter et al., 2008)) after exposure of 10 minutes (Kang et al., 2015). Cold argon plasma, on the other hand, effectively killed Fusarium oxysporum spores (that can cause wilt on several crop plants (Fravel, 2003; Di Pietro et al., 2003)) after 10 minutes of exposure (Panngom et al., 2014).\nThese results suggest that cold plasma, especially gas plasma, could be utilised to effectively decontaminate solutions such as wastewater (El-Sayed et al., 2015), but also that certain cold plasmas could be more suited for the inactivation of specific microbes in solution/water.\nCold plasma and seed decontamination\nSeeds can harbour plant pathogenic microbes that are partially situated in the seed coat or in biofilms on the seed surface (Tsedaley, 2015; Danhorn and Fuqua, 2007) and can cause disease on seedlings after gaining sufficient quorum (minimum number to cause disease). Seed-borne pathogens are difficult to inactivate due to their location and, therefore, protection from outside influences. Seeds are commonly treated with different inactivating agents such as insecticides and fungicides, but also with heat and radiation (Wang et al., 2012; Sharma et al., 2015).\nInvestigations on the effects of cold plasma on crop seeds indicate a plasma mediated inactivation of microbes. Cold argon and air plasma treatments of rice seeds inactivated seed-borne pathogens and resulted in minor fungal infection of the emerging seedlings 14 days after germination. This was contrary to untreated seeds, where the emerging seedlings became heavily infected (Khamsen et al., 2016).\nPlasma activated water was found to kill the spores on 80 % of F. fujikuroi infected rice seed. A scanning electron microscope analysis showed that almost all F. fujikuroi spores were detached from these seeds, contrary to control seeds, where fungal spores were still attached. This suggests that plasma additionally mediates mechanical detachment of spores from seeds (Kang et al., 2015).\nOverall, cold plasmas were found to affect seed-borne pathogenic fungi and partly inactivate them. It could be speculated that due to the internal localisation of some microbes (and formation of biofilms), they were protected from cold plasma and survived the treatment, subsequently infecting the emerging seedling.\nCold plasma and inactivation of harmful microorganisms on fruits and vegetables\nVegetables and fruits can be a potential carrier of human pathogens. Food-borne pathogens have been found on lettuce, basil, sprouted seed, melon, tomatoes and radish (Rangel et al., 2005; Raybaudi-Massilia et al., 2009; Lim et al., 2010; Olaimat and Holley, 2012).\nCold plasma could be an alternative to commonly used agents such as organic acids and radiation to decontaminate fruits and vegetables. E. coli, Salmonella enterica (that can cause salmonellosis in humans (Andino and Hanning, 2015)) and Listeria monocytogenes (that can cause listeriosis in humans (Ramaswamy et al., 2007)) were effectively inactivated by cold air plasma on cherry tomatoes and apples (Ziuzina et al., 2014; Niemira and Sites, 2008). On strawberries that have a more uneven surface, however, cold air plasma treatment was less effective on these bacteria, but still reduced their concentrations (Ziuzina et al., 2014). Similarly, a different effectiveness of cold hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) solution plasma in inactivation of the E. coli strain O157:H7 (that can cause hemolytic uremic syndrome in humans (Lim et al., 2010; Rangel, et al., 2005)), Salmonella thyphimurium (that can cause gastroenteritis (Stephen et al., 1993)) and Listeria innocua (that can cause bacteremia in humans (Perrin et al., 2003)) was found on tomatoes, baby spinach leaves, tomato stem scars and cantaloupe rinds. H2O2 itself, without plasma activation, is utilised as antimicrobial agent but its effectiveness is considered as low (\u00d6lmez and Kretzschmar, 2009). On tomatoes and spinach leaves, S. thyphimurium and L. innocua were inactivated much more effectively than on tomato stem scars and cantaloupe rinds. E. coli O157:H7 was only effectively inactivated by cold plasma on tomatoes (Jiang et al., 2017). These results suggest that rather uneven surfaces like the ones of strawberries could contribute to the survival of some bacteria (Ziuzina et al., 2014).\nOverall, cold gas plasma shows potential in decontamination of food-borne microbes.\nFor this blog post, I used a lot of references. Please find a complete list at the end of Part 2\nThe circadian rhythm was first mentioned by Franz Halberg in the 1950s. The term is based on the words circa, meaning \u201caround\u201d and diem or dies, meaning \u201cday\u201d. It refers to the 24 hour rhythm of living beings, mainly animals and plants.\nIts outstanding characteristic is that it retains a 24 h rhythm without any cues from the environment that indicate the daytime. This means the circadian rhythm is generated within the organism (generated endogenously). Generally speaking, if a person for instance is in a completely dark room for an extended period of time, he or she would still have a daily rhythm of 8 hours sleep and 16 hours waking state.\nWhat is it good for to keep track of time you might ask. With the help of the circadian rhythm animals and plants can anticipate reoccurring events and adjust to them. As an example, plants anticipate dawn and activate their photosynthesis apparatus, so light gets used efficiently as soon as possible. But the time of dawn changes with the season of the year and the rhythm has to be adjusted. Here environmental cues called \u201cZeitgeber\u201d (time giver) come into play. These are signals such as the change of light intensity or temperature and with them the circadian clock adjusts to the correct time.\nCircadian Rhythm in Plants\nAs suspected the circadian rhythm plays a much more important role for plants than it does for animals, as they are sessile organisms and cannot escape stress. They just have to deal with it. And again, anticipating stress and preparing for it can make a big difference when it comes to survival.\nOn a molecular level, the plant circadian rhythm\u2019s center is the central oscillator that consists of a few genes that interact in a feedback loop with each other. A hypothesis has been established that depicts its regulation in a circuit called repressilator. This is a network where genes are expressed, (meaning a protein is synthesised with a gene as blueprint) during a certain time of the day and suppress (expression is prevented) the temporally preceding genes in the loop. Its important to understand that gene products, proteins, convey the actual function and that genes are just the blueprint for them.\nFor a better understanding of the central oscillator regulation, let\u2019s forget about time for a moment. In the figure below you can see three gene clusters that are connected (clear) and the same gene clusters shifted (faint). We will concentrate on the clear part first. Here, the genes CCA1 and LHY suppress the genes ELF3, ELF4 and LUX, indicated by the blunt arrow. As these three genes are prevented from being expressed (and therefore their acting proteins not being present), they on their part cannot suppress the genes TOC1 and PRR5/7/9. As a result these four genes get expressed and their proteins suppress CCA1 and LHY. This again leads to expression of ELF3/4 and LUX, due to cessation of suppression by CCA1 and LHY. So in fact, the whole cycle is based on suspension of suppression.\nSounds complicated, but is is not. This mechanism could be compared to a circulation of three buttons, whereof one is pressed in (suppressed) and two are out (expressed). Pushing button 1, after a while, leads to pushing in of the following button 2, and hence coming out of button 1. Now the circle continues as button 3 is pushed in after a while and button 2 comes out. The circle closes when button 1 is pushed again and button 3 comes out.\nLets bring in time at this point. Therefore you have to look at the faint parts of the figure that show you the time of day when the respective genes are expressed. In the morning, CCA1 and LHY are expressed for a few hours and as they suppress ELF3/4 and LUX, these three genes are thereby suppressed in the morning. This results in suspension of suppression of TOC1, PRR5/7/9 and these four genes are expressed during the day toward the evening/night. Their expression again leads to suppression of CCA1 and LHY during the day, which therefore results to a gradual suspension of ELF3/4\u2013 and LUX-suppression. The three genes are subsequently expressed at night, during which they suppress TOC1 and PRR5/7/9. The circle closes by suspension of CCA1 and LHY suppression towards dawn, when they are expressed again.\nScheme for the repressilator consisting of genes expressed at dawn (CCA1 and LHY), during the day (PRR9, PRR7, PRR5 and TOC1) and at night (ELF3, ELF4 and LUX). Lines represent repression of one gene cluster by the preceding gene cluster.\nIn this way the nine genes of the central oscillator regulate themselves and generate the circadian rhythm endogenously.\nWhat do these genes of the central oscillator do but just regulate each other? During the time of their expression they are involved in the regulation of a lot of processes in the plant. In fact, the circadian rhythm partially regulates the already mentioned photosynthesis, as well as flowering and fruit production, and even the plant immune system. It was estimated that up to one-third of all genes of plants are partially controlled by the circadian rhythm, showing the importance of this mechanism!\nL. Harmer, S. Panda and S. A. Kay (2001): Molecular Bases of Circadian Rhythms. Annu. Rev. Cell Dev. Biol. 17:215-53\nSmith (2000): Phytochromes and light signal perception by plants- an emerging synthesis. Nature 407:585-91\nPokhilko, A. P. Fern\u00e1ndez, K. D. Edwards, M. M. Southern, K. J. Halliday and A. J. Millar (2012): The clock gene circuit in Arabidopsis includes a repressilator with additional feedback loops. Mol Syst Biol. 8:574\nHuang, P. P\u00e9rez-Garc\u00eda, A. Pokhilko, A. J. Millar, I. Antoshechkin, J. L. Riechmann, P. Mas (2012): Mapping the Core of the Arabidopsis Circadian Clock Defines the Network Structure of the Oscillator. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb For Her \u00bb What is the Kama Sutra or what is not Kamasutra\nVincent Winnfield\tJanuary 10, 2017\t83\nWhat is the Kama Sutra?\nDo you consider yourself a good lover ? If the answer is yes, then I\u2019m sure you know the Kama Sutra. If you don\u2019t know it, then you can not be a good lover. But most of the people don\u2019t have a clue about this book. Probably they heard about it, but never saw it.\nThese are the real terms most of the people uses when they search in google: carma sutra, kamsutra, kamar sutra, kuma sutra, kamasoothra, cama sutra, kamasultra\nThe title of the text Kama Sutra means Aphorisms of Love\nThe mythical Kama Sutra is a book originated in India. It is one of the world\u2019s oldest books on the pleasures of sensual living.\nOriginally written in Sanskrit was compiled by Vatsyayana Mallanaga who was not the author, but was the one who named the compilation as Kama Sutra.\nMany believe that Kama Sutra is a sex manual. However it is way more than that, though in Occident it is mostly known for teaching and sharing the art of sex. Most people think about it as a pornographic compilation of sexual positions. Wrong.\nBut the Kama Sutra is a book about the loving relation between man and woman. It is a medium for learning to have a gracious life by explaining the various aspects of family, love, affection and pleasure.\nSo in general terms the Kamasutra has nothing to do with sexual athletics.\nIn the book, sex in all its forms, is supremely sacred. And thus, Kama Sutra discusses this mostly-shunned subject beyond physical interpretation in a pure form. In simpler terms, Vatsyayana\u2019s Kama Sutra reunites the crucial advices to both men and women in order to achieve ultimate salvation.\nThe erotic part of Kama Sutra\nThe book is divided en seven parts. The part II is the only devoted to sex. The common mistake is believing that this Part represents the whole book.\nPART II: ON SEXUAL UNION\nKinds of Union according to Dimensions, Force of Desire, and Time; and on the different kinds of Love\nOf the Embrace\nOn Pressing or Marking with the Nails\nOn Biting, and the ways of Love to be employed with regard to Women of different countries\nOn the various ways of Lying down, and the different kinds of Congress\nOn the various ways of Striking, and of the Sounds appropriate to them\nAbout females acting the part of Males\nOn holding the Lingam in the Mouth\nHow to begin and how to end the Congress. Different kinds of Congress, and Love Quarrels\nYou can see the whole book here\nThe purpose fo this part is helping a better understanding of all the sex positions. The book envisions the connection between man and women at physical level but at spiritual level also.\nThis book not only offers a detailed advice to both man and woman, but also lists contortionist sexual positions. Aspects such as kissing, scratching, biting, embracing, oral sex, among others are elaborated.\nThe sexual relation become a process that comprises feelings, emotions, sense and body of those who are in love. It is a sensual game where the woman becomes the favorite and desired goddess and the man gets satisfaction not only by his orgasm but also for pleasing his beloved woman.\nIn the original book the practical piece of advice on sexual intercourse is majorly in prose, and the remaining in the form of poetry. No pictures were in the original book. The guide\u2019s vision is to help couples spice up things a bit in the bedroom by encouraging getting out of the comfort zone and trying out new sex positions. The art of making love is easy, and that is exactly what this educative manual is all about.\nAs many as 64 sexual acts are described in it and are called \u201cthe arts\u201d, keeping in mind all the details, facts, backed by valid arguments and opinions. There are 8 main Arts, each of one has 8 variants. This is the only reason why it has become one of the most notorious books of the century.\nThere are a lot of symbolism in the book, some of it represented by numbers: 8 and 3 are always present.\nIf one is looking to arouse his or her sexual desire, then this book will play the role of an ideal mentor.\nStill believed as a taboo, the final part of the book discusses recipes for tonics, powders, and foods that have the ultimate power to woo others to oneself. What makes this manual a trusted one is its in-depth analysis of the art of living. In fact, many other sexual books have come into existence, majorly inspired by the Kama Sutra.\nMany think of this book as an open show of vulgarity. However, it is, by many others, perceived as a the right path to follow for achieving the total spiritual and physical connection with your partner.\nWhat is not the Kamasutra\nThis book is not just about sexual pleasure. Just 20 % of the text contains a description of the particular sex positions.\nThe original Kamasutra doesn\u2019t contains any pictures. All the pictures you see today are phony. They were added, in the its way to Occident, to the European versions of the book.\nIt is no the only book dedicated to the art of love of that time. As we mention before the book is a compilation of several Indian writings. Other books were Ananga Ranga, Ratirahasya, K\u0101mashastra.\nKama Sutra is not just a collection of sexual positions. It\u2019s a book about love and life which describes the way of living in India many centuries ago. 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        "raw_content": "The Southeast Florida Regional Partnership adopted seven Livability Principles.\nThe livability principles have been used as a guide throughout the Seven50 process to improve the quality of life for the entire region.\nProvide more transportation choices\nCars remain the dominant mode of personal transportation in Southeast Florida, and the freedom they provide cannot yet be replaced by other forms of travel. But an over-reliance on cars leads to traffic jams, a costly dependence on petroleum products, lower air quality, health problems due to inactivity, valuable time wasted driving, and greenhouse gas emissions. Reliance on driving can also be confining for the elderly, the young, and those with physical disabilities.\nA more balanced approach to transportation includes maintaining the region\u2019s highways while we upgrade train and bus facilities to provide more choice. 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Southeast Florida seeks to position itself as a globally competitive super region that is one of the world\u2019s best places to live, learn, visit, work and do business.\nThe region\u2019s overall economic competitiveness can improve with cooperation between neighborhoods, municipalities, counties, and subregions that comprise the Seven50 region, as well as coordination with state agencies like the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity and federal agencies like Economic Development Administration and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.\nSupport existing communities\nSeven50 is a voluntary process whose central objective is to find solutions that will improve both the overall quality of life in South- east Florida and the quality of life in each community in the region. Local and county participation in Seven50 initiatives is strictly voluntary. 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Since many funding opportunities are competitive at both the state and national levels, the ability of Southeast Florida to speak with one voice \u2013 as one of the nation\u2019s largest metropolitan regions will greatly enhance its ability to attain the necessary funding to proceed with key infrastructure and economic development projects that will benefit the entire region.\nValue communities & neighborhoods\nStability over time has been a major source of Southeast Florida\u2019s wealth and strength, and the region\u2019s established communities and longtime residents provide the social and cultural framework of a healthy future. 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        "raw_content": "New York closed Wednesday at $1,653.60 and slipped in Asia and London to $1,643.55 ahead of London\u2019s Fixing. The euro was weaker from the start at \u20ac1: $1.3129 nearly a full cent weaker. Gold Fixed it at $1,642.50 down $10 and in the euro at \u20ac1,251.238 down \u20ac6.5, while the euro stood at \u20ac1: $1.3127. Ahead of New York\u2019s opening it stood at $1,644.25 and in the euro \u20ac1,251.71 while the euro was at \u20ac1: $1.3136.\nSilver was$30.65 at the close in New York but opened in London at $30.41. Ahead of New York\u2019s opening it stood at $30.38.\nSilver\u2019s trading range should continue to narrow, with a weaker bias, in New York.\nEach day we watch the gold price pressed down in Europe then lifted in New York after some gyrations both ways. This is why we have been highlighting the way the short-term factors have been clashing with long-term factors in a massive consolidation phase punctuated by short-term consolidation periods.\nThe two forces are now closing in on each other, taking gold and silver prices to the tip of a pennant formation that will take gold to a breakout, one way or the other in a very strong move. However, each day we may see price feints and give us small, dummy moves that mislead investors into thinking that it is happening.\nThe short-term factors are the Eurozone crisis events, regular jobs figures in the U.S. and the steady drip of information that we receive each day. The long-term factors are central bank and Asian demand.\nBut the clash between the two is not simply their weight of buying and selling but the difference between the short and long term buyer\u2019s motives in doing so. Short-term traders are driven by profits either way. If they are to be made on the short side or the long side, so be it. That\u2019s the way they will go. Hence, if long-term investor\u2019s weight of long-term buying pushes traders out of their positions, traders will switch direction and go with them. The position now is that the last few weeks and months the weight of buying and selling has been coming into balance. But more is at stake then simply short-term profits, the establishment of direction for the next year and more, will be decided by the next big move. Will buying sag or will it rise? Whichever way it goes, the move could happen at any time! [To follow our weekly commentary, please subscribe to our newsletters at www.GoldForecaster.com and at www.SilverForecaster.com.]",
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        "raw_content": "Do Public Works Programmes Work? Design and implementation features for programm...\nSubmitted by Silas Theile\nThe \u2018Do Public Works Programmes Work? Design and implementation features for programme success\u2019 webinar took place on 17 January 2019. The event discussed new research on the effectiveness of public works programmes (PWPs), and on the design and implementation features that lead to programme success or failure.\nWatch the video recording and access the slide presentation here, or read on for a summary.\nThe webinar presented the findings of two recent studies: \u201cDo Public Works Programmes Work? A systematic review of the evidence from programmes in low and lower-middle income countries in Africa and the MENA region\u201d and \u201cDesign and Implementation Features of Public Works Programmes: What do we know about the drivers of success and failure to achieve programme objectives?\u201d, both of which are the result of a collaboration between Deutsche Gesellschaft f\u00fcr Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and the University of Passau, published on behalf of the German Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).\nThe webinar, which was also organised by GIZ and the University of Passau, was moderated by Ralf Radermacher (Head of Social Protection Sector Initiative, GIZ) and speakers, Michael Grimm (Professor of Development Economics and Dean, University of Passau), Stefan Beierl (Research Assistant at the Chair of Development Economics, University of Passau), and discussant Rajeev Ahal (Project Director of Natural Resource Management in India, GIZ).\nA review of PWPs in low and lower-middle income countries in Africa and the MENA region\nPWPs are social protection mechanisms based upon the dual objective of providing temporary employment to vulnerable populations, while also conducting labour-intensive infrastructural projects, such as rural roads or the maintenance of public spaces. These programmes aim to address unemployment, providing income support to poor people, and demand for infrastructure development simultaneously.\nPWPs can be divided into two main types, which can be tailored to different circumstances by involving additional measures:\nThe main impacts of PWPs can be divided into three areas:\n1. Wage vector: Participants earn a wage, which increases their income resources and financial stability;\n2. Asset vector: The infrastructure developed by the programme;\n3. Skills vector: Beneficiaries may acquire new skills that can facilitate their post-programme integration into the labour market.\nAlthough PWPs differ greatly, they are all defined by the same underlying programme theory, related to outcomes tied to longer-term outcomes, such as poverty reduction and sustainable development, as demonstrated by the table below:\nBoth publications presented focused on the systematic reviews of the experiences of PWP\u2019s in Ethiopia, C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire, Ghana, Malawi, Sierra Leone, Rwanda and Yemen. Most of the evidence of the outcome areas came from Ethiopia, due to its more established programmes. The research presents a review of studies that evaluated PWPs in these country cases according to their impact in relation to specific outcomes:\nThe Figure below provides an overview of the number of studies for each outcome area and the number of measured significant positive and negative impacts. Given the dominance of studies that look into the Ethiopian case, the findings are separately presented for Ethiopia and the group of all other countries.\n\u00b7 Income, consumption & expenditure\nMichael Grimm summarised to what extent PWPs have affected outcomes related to income, consumption and expenditures. Although overall the picture is inconclusive, i.e. in some case PWPs have positively affected these outcomes and in others not, there is some evidence for substantially increased earnings, higher spending on food (Type 1 and 2) and in the case of C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire (Type 1) also for increased productivity among self-employed workers.\n\u00b7 Food consumption and food security:\nMichael Grimm demonstrated how PWPs can be efficient in improving food security, especially in the case of Ethiopia\u2019s Type 2 Plus Productive Safety Net Programme (PSNP). Cases outside of Ethiopia mainly consist of Type 1 programmes, and the evidence surrounding the cases of Ghana, Rwanda and Sierra Leone are inconclusive, while there were no observed impacts in the cases of Yemen and Malawi.\n\u00b7 Agricultural technology:\nResults were inconclusive, however, when evaluating the outcomes of expenditure on farm equipment, the use of technology and the quantity of fertiliser used, it was found that Type 2 Plus programmes outperform those of a simple Type 2 tier. The additional measures of training in fertiliser usage and giving assistance in stone terracing and fencing proved to increase the impact of PWPs.\nThe findings in most outcome areas are quite heterogeneous. Hence, the assumed benefits of PWPs can by no means be taken for granted even with respect to the limited objective of enabling consumption smoothing. In fact, in all outcome areas expected to be positively influenced by PWPs, there are several studies that do not support this expectation. At the same time, in all these outcome areas there are also studies that detect positive trends. This strongly suggests that PWPs can work, depending on how they are designed, how they are implemented and on the specific context.\nThe drivers of success and failure to achieve PWP objectives\nStefan Beierl explained how there are many crucial design decisions to be made when establishing a PWP related to the wage vector (benefits, periodicity of work, benefits delivery, etc.). The ultimate choices will vary by context, but it is always advisable to decide based on an analysis conducted in terms of the real total transfer value that addresses the main trade-offs, which are often left implicit when taking these decisions. The real transfer value refers to the sum of the following aspects involved in establishing a PWP:\n1. Duration and timing\nDuration and predictability play a key role in determining the scope of impacts that can be achieved through a PWP. Duration in this regard concerns the following aspects:\n\u00b7 Number of working days beneficiaries can work in a PWP each year\n\u00b7 Number of months/years individual beneficiaries remain on the programme\nLonger seems better in both respects but the existing evaluations of PWP in Africa do not allow for disentangling the income effect (i.e., the longer time spent participating in the programme means that people earn more) from the insurance effect (i.e., predictability regarding access to extra income for a considerable period of time).\nHowever, evidence relating to MGNREGA, the large-scale employment guarantee in India, suggests that the income insurance that the programme provides (by offering access on demand for up to 100 days a year) encourages entrepreneurial risk taking. While there are no employment guarantees of that kind in Africa, Type 2 PWP may have a similar effect.\nRegarding the timing of the work activities in PWPs, the evidence suggests that the bulk of activities should be scheduled when other employment opportunities are rare, such as outside the planting and harvest season. However, there may still be room for some time-critical PW activities during peak labour demand periods, e.g., for environmental activities.\nTraditionally, PWPs rely on self-targeting. By deliberately setting a very low wage, this is meant to ensure that only the poorest of the poor are willing to work. However, this approach is not suitable for poverty-reduction due to the low real total transfer value, serving rather as a temporary poverty alleviation mechanism. If the poorest are to be reached and tangibly benefit from participation, a more sophisticated targeting mechanism should be used.\nApproaching the asset vector of PWPs, Beierl presented different approaches in defining the choice of public work activities:\nThere are several factors determining asset quality and relevance, namely:\n\u00b7 Usage of quality materials;\n\u00b7 A labour intensity that does not undermine asset quality;\n\u00b7 Availability of adequate technical expertise, management capacity and oversight;\n\u00b7 Involvement of communities in a well-facilitated selection process;\n\u00b7 Maintenance arrangements that are explicitly agreed upon and then financed and implemented using the subsidiarity principle;\n\u00b7 Embedding PWP activities not just in a PWP-specific work plan but in a general local development plan.\nThere is skepticism in the research concerning the skills acquired by programme beneficiaries, mainly regarding the inclusion of complementary skill transfer components as part of PWPs. Even if an increase in knowledge is observed amongst participants, there is little evidence that it translates into improved employability or an increase in income. On the other hand, some positive examples can be observed:\n\u00b7 Knowledge gains through on-the-job training closely linked to the PW activities can also be applied in beneficiaries\u2019 daily lives;\n\u00b7 There may be some knowledge spillover to non-PW beneficiaries.\nTherefore, on-the-job training that promotes skills that are closely linked to the work activities of the programme can be an effective extra component of PWPs. 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He didn\u2019t let that opportunity slip through his fingers.\u201d\nDespite the WWE-like call-out, and the fact that Punk has confirmed he will be using his former WWE ring name of \u201cCM Punk\u201d instead of his real name (Phil Brooks), he insists that he won\u2019t be \u201cfabricating his persona\u201d during the build-up to his Octagon debut.\n\u201cI have no plans to have any kind of a fabricated persona. But if it gets personal I\u2019m sure I\u2019d have a dozen quick-witted things to say. But I don\u2019t really feel the need that it\u2019s gonna get personal. I\u2019ve got nothing personal against him. 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        "raw_content": "Play Chase the Ace in support of the Stan Cassidy Foundation\nThe Stan Cassidy Foundation invites you to play Chase the Ace Tuesdays at Mama\u2019s Brew Pub starting April 11. There is a guaranteed cash prize each week and a jackpot of at least $2,500.\nEvery Tuesday, tickets will be sold between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., with one winning ticket drawn at random from the night\u2019s ticket sales at 7:15 p.m.\nThe holder of the winning ticket will automatically win 20% of that night\u2019s ticket sales\u2026\n\u201cFor people with a spinal cord injury or neurological disease, gaming can be an integral part of a comprehensive treatment plan, an important motivational tool, and a leisure opportunity, but only with the appropriate tools and guidance,\u201d said Laura Oldford,\u2026\nFoundation representatives are proud to announce that donations received for the Stan Cassidy Foundation\u2019s annual Light Up a Life appeal have reached a final total of $67,000, surpassing last year\u2019s total by $4,000.\n\u201cI want to thank all of our sponsors, donors and volunteers for their incredible generosity,\u201d said Stan Cassidy Foundation Executive Director Alissa Lee. \u201cDonations came from individuals, families, community\u2026\nStan Cassidy Lights appeal raises over $60,000 to date\nThe Stan Cassidy Foundation is proud to report on the progress of its annual Light Up a Life appeal. Donors have contributed over $60,000 to date, representing 82 per cent of this year\u2019s $75,000 appeal goal.\n\u201cIndividuals and community groups, families, local businesses, and the corporate community all across New Brunswick have been so supportive,\u201d said Stan Cassidy Foundation Executive Director Alissa Lee. \u201cIt\u2019s very\u2026\nStan Cassidy Foundation Light Up a Life fundraiser launched\nThe Stan Cassidy Foundation officially launched the Light Up a Life appeal with its annual public tree-lighting ceremony this evening. Event emcees were proud to announce that corporate sponsors and private donors have already contributed $33,000 of this year\u2019s $75,000 appeal goal.\nThe 2016 Honourary Tree Lighters are Stan Cassidy Centre outpatient Mike McCormick and his wife Sue of Fredericton. Mike shared his personal\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Retired soldiers never die, they just write away\nKenneth D. Frost, The Yankee Samurai, 1987\nKenneth D. Frost, Blood Ties, 1988\nThe Yankee Samurai (A Novel)\nAfter his arrival in Tokyo Bay on a U.S. Army transport, the protagonist, Technical Sergeant O'Brien, receives orders assigning him to the Shogo Prefecture Military Goverenment Team in Anju City -- fictional places about three hours out from Ueno station. During World War II, O'Brien had served in North Africa and Europe. 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And Mito would be reached on a train out of Ueno taking about as long as it took O'Brien to reach Anju.\nJacket promotions\nThe simplicity of the jacket design and promotional texts is typical of low-budget Vantage Press publications.\nBlurb on cover of jacket\nA murder mystery during\nthe American occupation of Japan\nThe Yankee Samurai, by Kenneth D. Frost, is a tale of murder and intrigue set against the backdrop of post-World War II Japan. Sent to Japan as part of the military government's legal and government section. Sgt. William O'Brien is quickly plunged into a world of corruption and vice. His colleagues deal in illegal currency exchanges and are heavily involved in the black market; his superios are even more venal.\nO'Brien tries to salvage his own sense of self-respect from the envrionment of greed in which he finds himself, but it isn't long before he is used as the \"fall guy\" in a murder committed to silence a blackmailer of his commanding officer. Using O'Brien's well-known dislike for the victim as a pretext, his superior frames O'Brien for the crime and the outlook is bleak.\nIn The Yankee Samurai, Kenneth D. Frost presents a fascinating look into the struggle of a tradition-bound nation to emerge as a democratic member of the free world after a shattering defeat in war with a knowing, experienced eye and a sure hand for telling detail. And as a mystery, The Yankee Samurai is a true page-turner.\nFrost introduces the novel like this (unpaginated).\nThis is a fictional work concerning a murder mystery that takes place during the American occupation of Japan after World War II. It is based on actual experience, stories told to or overheard by the author, and a generous use of imagination.\nK. D. Frost\nWhy is it that so many people call it \"the American occupation of Japan\"?\nvii, 63 pages, hard cover\nAt 63 spacy large-point pages, this story weighs more like a novella. With \"cluttered dresser\" and \"slim shapely figure\" in the first paragraph and \"messed-up room\" and \"narrow waist\" and \"carelessly thrown over a chair\" in the second, it reads more like a finger exercise in redundancy and clunkiness.\nThe 63 pages are split into 15 titled chapters that average barely 4 pages each -- compared to the 148 pages and 16 chapters of The Yankee Samurai. The chapters of Blood Ties might have been longer if Keiko, the protagonist, hadn't been such a good girl. She smokes, though, and toward the end, a young \"male chauvinist\" detective named Hirano (page 55), who has taken a liking to her, is warning her \"It's not good for her health\" (page 62).\nHirano, informing Keiko that her father's killer had been caught, tells her she should be proud of her father. She \"flippantly\" agrees that she should be, given their \"blood ties\" -- at which Hirano directs his eyes downward and says \"Keiko San, perhaps we should start our own blood ties\" (page 62).\n\"Is that a proposal?\" she asks. \"Yes,\" he says. She waits a moment before saying, \"Aren't you even going to kiss me?\"\nA minimalist, in half the number of pages, would have ended this mystery-turned-romance here. Frost, though, adds another sentence: \"She felt a passionate reaction to their first embrace and kiss that reassured her that [read the book], and she smiled as she reflected on how she would [read the book]\" (page 63).\nThe picture on the jacket is presumably of the protagonist Keiko. She is about to be chocked or embraced -- or pushed or stopped from falling backwards -- depending on the beholder's state of mind.\nA mixed blood murder mystery in modern Tokyo\nJames Craig, a Korean War veteran and college English teacher now living in Japan, upon returning from the military rejoined his wife and daughter, Keiko, in Tokyo. Keiko's difficulties in accepting him into the familiy increased afther [six] her mother's death, but gradually she and Craig made their peace.\nWhen Craig asks her to be his assistant in helping prepare his Korean War novel for publication, Keiko agrees to become her father's translator and spokesperson. She soon discovers, however, that she must also become his avenger, after he mysteriously dies in a Tokyo subway station. How can Keiko accept his death as a suicide on the eve of the publishing of his novel? Craig had been on his way to meet the Japanese subsidiary publishing vice president, Suzuki, who was determined that his superiors never learn that he had originally rejected Craig's book, although Craig had threatened to reveal this information. Keiko asks herself why the publishing executive would have arranged a meeting with her father in the subway.\nBlood Ties, by Kenneth D. Frost, is a mystery thriller full of suspense that deals with unusual themes in a distinctive setting. Intercultural differences give the book a unique flavor.\nFrost on \"half-caste\" and \"mixed-blood\"\nFrost prefaces this very short novel like this (page vii).\nThe English compound word \"half-caste\" means a person whose parents are of different races, especially an offspring of one European parent and one Asiatic parent. The Japanese have devised a new word, chi-no-kizuna, which may be translated into English as \"mixed-blood,\" to describe the many persons born in Japan after World War II who fall into this category.\nFrost is compiling his own dictionary. The term \"half-caste\" by no \"especially\" denotes a person of mixed European and Asian parentage. And \"chi no kizuna\" (\u8840\u306e\u7d46) means only \"ties of blood\" and is not, on its own strength, a synonym for \"mixed blood\".\nThe equivalent of the English term \"mixed blood\" in Japanese, literally and metaphorically, is \"konketsu\" (\u6df7\u8840). 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        "raw_content": "It is recommended that you choose the carbine body kit: Suarez Int.\nSometimes there is a feeling that many shooters and gun owners are just waiting for a new accessory for a weapon, some kind of another \u201cinvention that has no analogues\u201d, a tough gadget to attach it to a free area on the \u201cpicatinny\u201d bar on its rifle. A natural question arises \u2013 what is really needed on a military weapon? For example, if we talk about the usual carbine, which is used to protect the family and their own homes, in the event of some kind of disaster, riots and other reasons. Situations of the use of force may require speed and mobility. In this context, we can recommend the following accessories for weapons \u2026\nMechanical sighting devices\nThe sight must be durable \u2013 shaking up with shots even from a .233 caliber is considerable, and Chinese \u201ccrafts\u201d are not considered at all here. There are front-sight kits mounted on modular rail rails. There is a new-fashioned way to install a mechanical sighting at an angle of 45 \u00b0 to the right to the vertical \u2013 quite convenient. Take time to target them, and they will serve you in case the next gun accessory refuses \u2026\nIf you mount a collimator sight on the carbine, it will provide you with a quick and accurate shot. It has been experimentally established that a sight with a \u201cred dot\u201d reduces the aiming time by 40% and increases the accuracy of the hit by 30%. It was possible to see how the weapon fell down on the Aimpoint and Trijicon collimators down, and they continued to work.\nTwo point gun belt\nThe weapon belt makes it possible to use your additional weapon (usually a pistol) without losing control over the main one. Have you ever seen cool videos on you-pipes, where an operator with a carbine equipped with a single-point belt, quickly grabbed a short-barreled weapon? That\u2019s right, it wasn\u2019t enough, because it may not end with a very good situation with a falling weapon, or even worse. Among other things, long-barreled weapons on a single-point belt are easy to intercept for a short distance and then use against the wearer as a lever. among other things, the two-point belt allows you to use the shoulder of a slave arm in cases when you have to shoot from such an uncomfortable position.\nPredator must be fed. Otherwise \u2026 This is not really an accessory for a weapon in its literal sense, without a shop, we will not be able to shoot. Nevertheless, a good and reliable store will be guaranteed to supply cartridges in the most adverse conditions. How many standard 30 charging stores do you need? About five \u2013 one in the weapon, the rest \u2013 in the pouches (ideally, or if there is a mess, add two more). Check out the ammunition and keep the shops equipped for a serious business, not forgetting the rotation of cartridges. For training, acquire individual stores.\nThe standard pistol grip for the AR-15 and Kalashnikov is thin, flimsy and uncomfortable. Buy a new, ergonomic handle \u2013 it will greatly simplify and make comfortable manipulations with your weapon.\nAs well as the pistol grip, the butt, in addition to damping recoil and improving accuracy, is also designed to increase comfort when shooting. Folding or sliding, the butt must be equipped with a locking mechanism that securely fixes the butt to ensure an accurate shot at close or long distances.\nThe reliability of the butt is also important for the reason that sometimes the carbine can be used as a melee weapon, literally \u2013 for a physical strike. And the kick is scientifically performed by the butt.\nGun lantern\nThere is a high probability that you will have to use weapons for self-defense, when so much necessary light is too small. In this case, the gun lamp will be extremely useful tool. Also, the flashlight is used to identify targets, determine the location on the route and control the surroundings, visual contact with colleagues in the group, and so on. And how much good (good = dear) do you need a flashlight? The weapon is designed to be used quickly, dynamically, blows are likely \u2013 it means you need a reliable flashlight and its equally secure mount on the weapon. With the brightness of the flashlight in the range from 80 to 120 lumens, you can work at the average distances of modern firearms. Obviously, the flashlight must be as durable as your carbine, fully able to withstand both recoil and fall. The switch-on organs of the flashlight must be located in accessible places and in any intuitive way that the flashlight performs its tasks under stressful conditions.\nYou ask \u2013 what about the bipod, arms, LCU? Take a tactical course, involving a lot of movements, actions and serious work with weapons. It happens that students in such courses take half of their accessories from their weapons, which turned out to be unnecessary junk.\n0 body carbine flashlight suarez weapon",
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        "raw_content": "Tag: God\u2019s forgiveness\nAmazing love, how can it be? Why do You love me Lord? I certainly don\u2019t deserve Your love. After all, we both know how I am.\nI love those who love Me, and those who seek Me diligently will find Me. Proverbs 8:17\nLord, above all else I need You in My life. Without You I\u2019m nothing, but a mess. Would You guide me, lead me, and help me follow Your will for today? How about being in control of my whole life, all of me? I\u2019ve been trying to handle these struggles of life on my own and I\u2019m so tired.\nCreate in me a clean heart and a steadfast spirit. Psalm 51:10\nWould You grant me a testimony of Your delivering power so others will know You can deliver them too. I want them all to know of Your amazing love. Then let each one of them also have their own testimony of Your delivering power, so we can help each other. Also I want my size 10 pants back.\nChild, you will have those size 10 pants back. And you are a testimony of My love. I love you just as you are. After all you can\u2019t earn My love for I freely give it to those who desire My love.\nThank you Lord for loving me. I know I don\u2019t deserve it.\nChild, I hear your prayers and your heart cries. I see. I know. All is well between us for My forgiveness is freely given , not earned. Don\u2019t worry about trying to deserve or achieve My love for I freely give it without strings attached and without demanding repayment, or recompense. I repeat, there is nothing you can do to earn My love. It\u2019s a free gift and I give it to those who seek it. Now I give it to you.\nBeing confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6\nChild of Mine, I always finish what I start no matter how many steps you take backwards. I still finish what I start, always, even My work in you.\nPosted on March 21, 2018 March 21, 2018 Categories Christian weight loss support, Desiring God, God's Amazing Love, Seeking God, Spirituality, weight lossTags God's amazing love., God's delivering power, God's forgiveness, struggles of life, Testimony\nLord, I\u2019ve been lying all these years. Even though it was just a little white lie, I hoped You would understand. I know a lie is a lie, a sin is a sin, and no sin is greater or lesser than another. But I just couldn\u2019t tell the truth, I just couldn\u2019t. Will You forgive me? Continue reading BEEN LYING ALL THESE YEARS\nPosted on April 15, 2015 Categories Desiring God, weight lossTags abundant life, driver's license, God's forgiveness, God's strength, honeymoon, late night snacks, little white lie, love is fattening, marriage, physical fitness, telling lies, truth, vintage clothing, Weight Watchers, Wii14 Comments on BEEN LYING ALL THESE YEARS",
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        "raw_content": "Home Top Tech News Singapore\u2019s Openspace Ventures closes new $135M fund for Southeast Asia\nSingapore\u2019s Openspace Ventures closes new $135M fund for Southeast Asia\nIt seems like everyone is out there raising new funds in Southeast Asia. Weeks after we reported Golden Gate Ventures hit a first close on its third fund aimed at $100 million, so Openspace Ventures \u2014 the Singapore-based firm formerly known as NSI \u2014 has announced a final close of $135 million for its second fund.\nFounded in 2014 by entrepreneur Hian Goh and finance exec Shane Chesson, Openspace is best known for being an early backer of Indonesian ride-hailing unicorn Go-Jek. A selection of its other investments includes fintech startup FinAccel, e-commerce player Love Bonito, restaurant booking service Chope, health-focused insurance brokerage CXA Group, and bread maker Rotimatic.\nThe firm specializes in Series A with a typical check size of $3 million to $5 million, and capital for follow-on deals. Goh told TechCrunch around the time of the first close that the plan is to expand the focus on startups operating marketplaces and/or the e-commerce space to cover emerging verticals such as fintech, health tech and education.\nChesson, his partner, said that in areas like healthcare, progress from startups has been \u201cremarkable\u201d while he sees \u201cgreat opportunities\u201d to develop new kinds of consumer-centric brands in e-commerce, both B2C and B2B.\nBeyond vertical expansion, the firm may also seek opportunities in new geographies \u2014 it invested alongside Go-Jek in Bangladesh-based on-demand service Pathao, for example. It also plans to utilize local teams in Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam and perhaps expand its network to more markets, too.\nThe target for the capital is Southeast Asia, a region of more than 650 million consumers where rising internet access is creating new opportunities for tech startups and internet-based businesses.\nA report co-authored by Google last year forecast the region\u2019s internet economy reaching $200 billion per year by 2025, up from $31 million in 2015. Already, Southeast Asia has more internet users than the U.S. population, and the total value of its digital economy was said to reach $50 million in 2017.\nBetween 2016 and 2017, investors pumped over $12 billion into Southeast Asia-based startups. It\u2019s an impressive stat, but most of the capital was captured by the largest businesses and that\u2019s why more seed and early-stage funds are needed \u2014 and are arriving \u2014 in the region.\nThe Openspace Ventures team\nAt investor level, there certainly seems to be a growing appetite among global LPs, the investors who fund the funds.\nOpenspace, for example, was originally targeting a $125 million raise, but the firm said it saw significant interest and so raised the additional figure to \u201cembed deeper regional and operating capabilities\u201d into its team.\nSingapore sovereign fund Temasek and U.S. PE firm StepStone Group are among the named LPs. Openspace said others include pension funds, university endowments, insurance companies and family offices across the U.S., Europe, Japan, China and Australia.\n\u201cFor most of these LPs, Openspace is their first and only investment in this region. For some, they have returned and increased their commitment since fund one,\u201d Chesson told TechCrunch via email. \u201cIt has taken some time for LPs of this caliber to get comfortable with the region, but we are pleased that we now have the track record at the fund and the interest in the region to bring them on board.\u201d\n\u201cThis is a big change from a few years back and is a testament to all the entrepreneurs and ecosystem partners who have developed this market so rapidly. There is still much work to be done though in fulfilling the promise, realizing gains, filling in gaps in the regional capability set and we look forward to being part of this,\u201d he added.\nThis second pot has already been open and, combined with the firm\u2019s $90 million debut fund, the firm has backed 19 startups to date. That portfolio, it said, has raised over $2.6 billion in follow-on capital which, even without $2 billion from Go-Jek, is pretty impressive. Indeed, Openspace says its inaugural fund is ranked the third best performing VC fund in the 2003-2015 bracket, according to investment tracking firm Preqin.\nNokia X6 July 19,Infinix Hot 6 Pro,Mi Mix 3 Under-Display Camera,Whatsapp Fake Links,Oppo A3s-#577\nLG forecasts record Q1 profit despite its struggling smartphone division\nTech News Today 585: Holy Cow, Revolution\nBuick unveils an all-electric SUV concept and it\u2019s exactly what GM needs\nMobike unveils first initiatives since acquisition by Meituan, including no longer requiring deposits\nGreycroft raises $250M for its fifth early-stage fund",
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        "raw_content": "Lesson 12: Put Your Source on Your Works Cited Page\nA common mistake that students make is to \"wait until later\" to put sources into their Works Cited page. At best, they may save the link somewhere so that they can find their source again. But they can't be bothered with writing up their source properly, at least not right now.\nThere is a word for students like that: Stupid. Oops, I'm not supposed to call students stupid, so let's call them \"misguided.\"\nDon't be misguided. As soon as you find a source that you can use, put it into your Works Cited page. Properly. And while you can leave the \"final\" cleaning up until the end, the fewer shortcuts you take now, the easier your work will be later.\nHow to Put Sources on Your Works Cited Page.\nYou arealdy know how to put sources on your Works Cited page. It was the subject of one of the lessons in the MLA tutorial. But let's do it again, step by step.\nNote: Do not use an online \"citation generator.\" Using an online generator to format your citations is like using a firehose to extinguish a cigarette. Yes, you'll probably get the job done, but was it really worth it?\nHonestly, citation generators are more trouble than they're worth. That is because they have to consider every possibility, such as the possibility that you are citing an advanced academic journal that has page numbers and multiple authors and multiple editors and multiple volumes, etc. For you, who are simple trying to cite a simple webpage, looking for these pieces of information is going to be a waste of time.\nSo do it the easy way, and follow the seven steps listed below.\nFind the name of the author. It's usually at the beginning of the article or the end of the article. Occassionally, you may have to click a link that says \"About Me\" or something like that to find the name.\nOn your Works Cited page, write the name of the author, last name first. After the name, put a period. Your Works Cited page should now look like this:\nName of Article\nNext comes the name of the article. Place it within quotation marks and follow it with a period. Your Works Cited page should now look like this:\nSmith, John. \"Title of Article.\"\nNotice that the closing quotation mark (called the end quote) comes after the period.\nUsually you will find this in the banner ribbon at the top of the page. You can also look at the URL (the address bar at the top of your browser). The name of the website is almost always the first part of the URL, the part that comes before the \".com\".\nFor example, if the address of the article at the top of the page says \"Jeff's Travel Blog\", you can be pretty sure that the name of the website is \"Jeff's Travel Blog.\"\nPut the name of the website into your Works Cited Page. Websites always get italicized, and don't forget the period.\nYour Works Cited Page should now look like this:\nSmith, John. \"Title of Article.\" Jeff's Travel Blog.\nYou can usually find the date of the article at the top of the article or at the bottom of the article.\nNote the proper format for writing the date:\nIn other words, the day comes first, followed by the month, followed by the year, followed by a period. There are no commas anywhere in the date.\nFurthermore, months with more than four letters get abbreviated after the first three. For example, the date \"3 September 2014\" would get abbreviated to:\nSmith, John. \"Title of Article.\" Jeff's Travel Blog. 8 June 2016.\nSometimes you may have an article with only a year. That's fine. If all you have is a year, then just put down the year.\nAt other times you won't be able to find any date at all. In this case, you indicate this fact with the abbreviation \"n.d.\" which stands for \"no date.\"\nNote that the abreviation n.d. is written in lower case letters. If your computer tries to capitalize it, fix it. (You might also want to change your settings so that your computer stops automatically capitalizing things).\nIn the case of an article without a date, your Works Cited page should now look like this:\nSmith, John. \"Name of Article.\" Jeff's Travel Blog. n.d.\nNext you're going to type the word \"Web.\" That's right, just type the word \"Web\" with a capital \"W\". This means that you found your article on the Web.\nIf your source is not online (for example, if your source is a book or a magazine or a DVD) then you'll put something else in this slot. For example, you might write the word \"Print\" to indicate that it is a book.\nBut these days, most of your research will be done online, on the web. And the exceptions are easy enough to deal with. You just go online and do a search for \"MLA how do I cite a book\" or \"MLA how do I cite a TV show.\" But don't worry about that now. Let's assume that your article was found on the web, so just type the word \"Web\" with a capital \"W\" and follow it with a period.\nSmith, John. \"Title of Article.\" Jeff's Travel Blog. 8 June 2016. Web.\nWeb pages get put up and taken down all the time. The fact that a webpage is up today is no guarantee that it will still be online tomorrow. By writing the date you saw the article, you are in effect affirming:\n\"I can't garauntee that this article will still be there when you try to find it online, but I give you my word of honor that it was here today.\"\nSo the \"date you accessed the article\" is always the date that you saw it online. In other words, it's today's date.\nDon't forget to format the date properly.\nSmith, John. \"Title of Article.\" Jeff's Travel Blog. 8 June 2016. Web. 17 Sep. 2016.\nLast comes the URL (the web address). Put it between angle brackets (the little brackets that are over the comma and the period on your keyboard). They look like this: <>.\nJust copy and paste it into your paper, then add the angle brackets and the final period.\nSmith, John. \"Name of Article.\" Jeff's Travel Blog. 8 June 2016. Web. 17 Mar. 2017. <http://jeffsblog.com/jam\naica.html>.\nAnd that's it! Almost. You still have to double-space it and add a hanging indent and alphabetize your sources\u2014but at least you've done most of the work of putting your source into your Works Cited page.\nTake a deep breath. It's a moment for celebration. I like to think of it this way: I now have permission to \"steal\" anything I want from that webpage. Of course, it's not really stealing because I'm going to cite it properly.\nBut it sure makes me happy to think that any words on that webpage that I want to incorporate into my own paper\u2014all I have to do is to copy and paste those words onto my page, slap a few quotation marks around it, and add a parenthetical citation with the name \"Smith\" at the end of the quote. And nobody can accuse me of plagiarism, because I haven't plagiarized anything. I'm simply citing a source.\nAnyway, take a deep breath. You have just put your first source into your Works Cited page. It's a moment for celebration.\nCongratulations! You're done with this lesson",
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        "raw_content": "Take a Look Inside \u2013 Those moments where hitting Publish is extra hard\nYo! What is up my Team Flyer?\nHow is life going?\nA series of recent news and debates have been down in the dumps. You see, these pieces of news and debates have loads to do with my past. Now, for the most part, I am done and over with them. Nonetheless, sometimes, a spark of reality comes in and takes me down like a hurricane, into the depth of its words, flashbacks and nightmares all over again\u2026\nYup, throughout the years I\u00b4ve been overcoming many things, as well as going through hard times. Those times seemed to last just a few weeks at most and then it was all back to normal. This time around, not so much. It hit me back at the end of March, struck like lighting in the middle of the night. Out of nowhere, these feelings, thoughts and reactions were back in my life, soon to take over. Negative thoughts that took me down day after day, harsh emotions towards myself and those around me, those feelings that I kept mainly to myself\u2026. April being over and getting well into May, my body was overwhelmed. My mind didn\u00b4t understand and my heart was overly confused as why all these thoughts came flashing by, just like that.\nMy gut feeling told me that these feelings and thoughts were back because they needed to be let out. I needed to take a further step into the future and let go of something that was weighing me down. It was back to heartbreak, tears, panic attacks, sleepless nights and tons and tons of exhausting moments, over and over again. And then June arrived, a brand new job came with it, a job I\u00b4ve been doing for the past three Summers\u2026 its long hours, its constant talks to 30 new people each week and even more so, the mental game we must have for this job needs to be at its best at all times.\nAs June quickly came, I became more and more exhausted, I cried much more and I barely slept. And then boom! The storm got bigger as I got one of the most horrifying news ever. The same storm that kept me up, the same burning feeling and tied-down nowhere to go recurring thoughts \u2026 hit my best friend. I got the call and it was nothing but bad news. My best friend got raped. In the middle of a crowded place. Yup, I said it. Here it is.\nAnd that is when my world came crashing down. Leading me to more sleepless nights of nightmares, constant panic attacks and even moments of nausea. All this going on while maintaining a stressful job, trying to find another job and a brand new apartment, both for September. And of course, leaving me no strength or need for a social life nor writing here.\nI wasn\u00b4t sure what I was going to write when I started this post. This is what came out and so it will stay. Because I learned to be brave, to share my feelings with you and most of all, for you to see that I am just like you. A person who is going through life overcoming obstacles little by little. I have been raped and abused at a young age. I have felt abandoned and full of responsibilities. I have taken more than I can handle and gotten myself out of sticky situations. As I write this, I tremble. I shake because it pains me to go on\u2026 I am not myself lately. With self-doubting, self-destroying and harm coming into play, I decided to take care of myself.\nI stepped up and got help. I started with doctors and therapists, with plenty of other methods and things of the sort. I barely have talked to my friends about anything nor wanted to\u2026Starting now. The reason why I am writing this to you is to let you know that I want to get better. I do have this willpower of getting back up, into this long road to recovery, I want to be me again. That no matter how many times you get up, no matter how much you let go, life will bring you at the right time another chance to let go even more. This is mine. It is my turn to take care of myself.\nI might be out of touch with you all for a while, I may come back randomly. I can\u00b4t promise anything, not right now, not like this. What I can tell you is that I will get better, I will be me and get over this. Whatever my brain, mind and body is going through, I will overcome this. Why? Because I have done it before, because I want to do it, because I always believe and because I always do.\nThis post is for anyone who has fallen down again, it is for me to read whenever I fall down to my knees again, it is a second chance, it is to get back up again and get on the road. I am not sorry you have to see me this way, I am not sorry that I am not always cheerful. This is me and this is who I am. We come from hardships, we come from getting back up and deserving a better life.\nLet me get back up a bit, let me focus on myself and my own path, let me recover from this a bit and then I will be back. You know it, you know me by now. I will be back with positive thoughts, creative ideas to help the world and a lot less baggage by my side, just to help you. I just need time, please excuse my absence. After all, I am human.\nLastly, I will inform you and tell you the whole story in the future. You know I will. This is part of my #GoDoFly story, the part of the story that is real and dirty, sincere and heartfelt. I\u00b4ll let you know how I overcame this and how I am doing\u2026 Thankfully, I still have the passion in me to write, to share and to create. It will take me some time.\nThank you for being by my side, thank you for making me smile and wanting to be part of my world.\nTo my Dreamcatcher, my Adventurer, my Designer and my Thief, thank you. Thank you for being there, thank you for taking care of me, thank you for sticking by me as I share my story and my sleepless nights. Most of all, thank you for reminding me every day of who I am and that I can overcome this. I love you all dearly.\nTeam Flyer, it is taking me tons of courage to hit this publish button. I do it for you, I do it for me, I do it to make the world a bit better and remember that love is a beautiful things. Inside and out and all around, here it goes!\nPosted in The Always BelieverTagged #GoDoFly, be true to yourself, being thankful, Believe, inspiration, self growth, self help, Self-love, thealwaysbeliever, words of wisdom",
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        "raw_content": "Category Archives: Accidental Crusader\nCSW55 at the UN Made from Alphabet Soup: A Primer for My (and Your) UN Education\nYou need a dictionary/glossary to make it through one hour of any UN event! CEDAW to GEAR, MDG to 5WCW. Each an eye opener. Each a book, much less a paragraph in a blog. Let me try to explain.\n5WCW\u2014Jean Bolen\u2019s (and now my) mission. To have a 5th World Conference [...]\nThe Day Before Day 1. Priorities Set for CSW55 at Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Consultation Day at the UN\nWell, not exactly at the UN, but at the Salvation Army on 14th St. in the west village. The UN was closed not only for renovations but for President\u2019s Day. This gathering was the day before the almost 2 weeks of extensive meetings, parallel events, and high level round table discussions about the [...]\nSitting in Circle: 24 Women Activists Bring their Hopes and Dreams for a Better World to UN CSW55\nA walk across Central Park at dusk energizes me as I press the elevator button to the 47th floor for my first UN CSW55 experience. A walk into a room a buzz with women, none of whom I have ever met face to face.\nOnly one face is familiar from her pictures, Dr. Jean [...]\nJean Shinoda Bolen, MD and Me: A Conversation Between Two Women Physician Activists on Our Way to the UN CSW\u2014Part 3\nCommon ground. That\u2019s what we are all looking for, in everyday life and in extraordinary days of our life\u2014like the 5 days I will be at the UN. Sometimes it is easier than others to find. That is the crux of being an activist.\nAs I learn more about and from Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen, I [...]\nAlso posted in Uncategorized, Worthy Causes | Leave a comment\nDr. Jean first got involved with the UN CSW not really knowing what it was. Hmmm, I can relate to that. Kimber Lim asked me many months ago if I wanted to go, and I said, \u201cSure!\u201d It sounded cool. It sounded fun. It sounded radical.\n\u201cIt\u2019s an educational experience I could [...]\nAlso posted in Worthy Causes | 1 Comment\nDr. Jean Shinoda Bolen is a world renowned psychiatrist, Jungian analyst and author. But in our group of 40 Transformational Women (who have again transformed again into Zentarra Women/Get Your Woman On!), she is known as Dr. Jean, as I am Dr. Linda. I, an \u201cimpassioned crusader\u201d, and she, a \u201cmessage carrier.\u201d\nHer message? \u201cWe are [...]\nAdventures on the Internet: Finding My Voice on Web Radio\nI really thought I was getting my arms around the new social media. I have Twitter in my back pocket, although re-tweeting is not yet mastered. Facebook is a breeze, as long as I remember not to get into any public political discussions. Websites and splash pages, e-books and e-mail are all [...]\nVision 2020: Women and Leadership Kickoff Conference. Let the conversation begin?\nIt all started last February when I got an invitation to apply for the 1 of 2 delegate spots from NY state. Delegate to what? To a conference of women who would bring equality in sight by the year 2020. We would meet for 2 days and write up an agenda, sign a declaration of [...]\nAlso posted in Worthy Causes | Leave a comment\nOvercoming Gender Discrimination in Medicine\u2014Whose Job Is It Anyway?\nOkay, okay! We know that there is gender bias and discrimination in the House of Medicine. Anyone who fails to see that it still exists must be both blind and deaf to the reports that continue to assail us. The subject has been studied to death and yet gender bias still hangs [...]\nWomen\u2019s Equality Day\u2014See What Our Foresisters Suffered\nAugust 26th is Women\u2019s Equality Day when we celebrate the 90th anniversary of women\u2019s suffrage\u2014our right to vote. Most of us, myself included, do not know the sufferings of the women who fought so hard for our right to be counted in the public sphere, our right to vote.\nThe following post was an email [...]\nPosted in Accidental Crusader | 1 Comment",
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        "raw_content": "Taking A Deeper Look At The Motorola MH230R 23-Mile Range 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio\nIf you have ever been in a position where you have to keep in touch with other people that may be too far away to talk to but communication is necessary then you know how crucial a two way radio system can be. To put it in simple terms, two way radios can really help you keep in touch with a group of people when needed.\nAs an example, I would like to talk about our adventures of our yearly fishing trip to Lake Champlain. We rent an 8-bedroom home and we usually have between 6 and 10 boats that we take with us, we can have up to 20 people going on this trip each year. Getting everyone to come in for lunch or dinner was near impossible because of the size of the lake and because people didn\u2019t like brining their mobile phone in the boats, (that\u2019s another story). We would basically go around the lake, often for hours, trying to find everyone and tell them it is time to eat.\nThen a couple of years ago, I decided that I would buy a few walkie talkies and put them in the boats. During my search I came across the Motorola two way radios and paid for 4 of them to test how they worked. And it was one of the most practical things I ever did. These two-way radios have a range of 23 miles and no individual was ever out of touch with any of the group. Then the succeeding year I bought more of these so each boat had one. And of course wouldn\u2019t you know it the following year my uncle\u2019s boat wouldn\u2019t start out on the lake, and he was a few miles away. But as he had a radio in his boat he simply called us and we went out and got him. If I never purchased those radios he would have had to row this rather huge boat back to the house which was about a 3 mile trip.\nThese radios have never let us down. Something else I love is that these radios come with rechargeable batteries so you don\u2019t have to worry about bringing enough batteries with you when you use them. One other good feature of these two-way radios is that they feature a weather receiver so you can keep up with the weather when you\u2019re outdoors.\nAnd as my mother pointed out, these Motorola radios are fantastic for a lot of other things also. My mother decided to take all of my nieces and nephews to Disney Land and wanted to know if she could use the radios, naturally I said yes. Her fear was that one of the children would get separate and getting lost. Luckily these Motorola radios didn\u2019t have to be used for a lost child, but all the grandkids still had a great time using them as regular walkie talkies.\nSome of my family members even use them when they are going hunting in a big group to let others know when they are leaving. Which can be a terrific time saver when a person leaves so you\u2019re not walking through the woods looking for someone who is not there.\nJust about everyone in my family went out and bought a headset for the Motorola radio they use so when we are hunting we can keep things quiet. These radios come with 22 channels and 121 privacy codes, which means that you really don\u2019t have to worry about other people with the same type of Motorola radios to be listening in on your conversations.\nAmazon.com has these Motorola radios for $39.95 for a set of two, and that is really a good bargain. And I am certain that you will be able to find more uses for them than what we use them for.\nMotorola Talkabout MH230 Two Way Radio\nPosted by Rhjgjnm73 at 5:32 pm\tTagged with: 22-Channel, 23-Mile Range, FRS/GMRS, MH230R, Motorola, Two-Way Radio",
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        "raw_content": "I recently read that unemployment is around 20% for people without a high school diploma, and 10% for people who got through high school. Do you know what it is for college graduates? 5%. So smart people everywhere are starting to realize they need more education. That\u2019s fantastic. Unfortunately, not all schools are created equal. Actually, schools range from amazing to fraudulent. Today\u2019s Daily Skinny is about recognizing a bad school, so you can stay away. I should point out that these opinions are based on my own research, and may not paint the whole picture. Don\u2019t make a decision about what school to attend without consulting many people.\nWe have good reason to be skeptical regarding small colleges that almost no one has heard of. Any idiot can start their own school. I know, because I\u2019ve started doing it. My co-conspirator and Daily Skinny supporter Rosita Belladonkenstein and I have formed The Franklin Institute of Advanced Study. It\u2019s an incredible place to learn! Naturally, our motto is \u201cWe put the \u201cG\u201d in Higher Education\u201d. Sign up now! We are accredited by the NPCDR! The N stands for \u201cNational\u201d so you know our college is tops! For $30 bucks, I can own the domain and for another $1000 I found a guy who will build a website (including student testimonials) that looks just like a real university! The school colors are puce and vermillion. The best part is that I know a guy who will print \u201creal\u201d diplomas for any discipline. We\u2019re talking gold embossed seals and all the diploma bells and whistles. For $400-$500 he can print a diploma package that includes transcripts, grades, and letters of recommendation that will be indistinguishable from the real thing. Since I don\u2019t want to be responsible for illegal activities, I won\u2019t share his ordering website address (in his defense, his wares are technically \u201cnovelty\u201d items). If you think this doesn\u2019t happen frequently, just Google \u201cdoctor of homeopathy\u201d and you\u2019ll get 1.7 million examples of made-up degrees from made-up schools accredited by made-up institutions.\nAs usual, I like to choose one entity to represent problems so that we can simplify our discussion. To keep things easy, let\u2019s discuss an actual school and not someplace offering degrees in telepathy or unicorn magic. When I lived in the ATL (Atlanta if you didn\u2019t know) there was a school that did a lot of advertising for \u201cFast, easy, accredited private college\u201d. The school was Brown Mackie College. Basically, they accept everyone so getting in is no problem. They let you pay monthly, so if paying for school is your problem, they believe they have the answer. According to their website, they offer \u201cFlexible course schedules, Day and evening classes, Small classes with personalized attention, \"One-course-a-month\" delivery option\u201d.\nThe location in Georgia is the one I know, but the closest facility to me now is the one in Idaho. So I tried to focus my research on these locations.\nWhat is Accreditation and Who Cares?\nEven a caveman knows to ask if a school is accredited. Scam schools know this and will make up their own accrediting company with fancy sounding names (Like my NPCDR). That\u2019s why you need to verify their accreditation. Accreditation is the way a school certifies that they do a good job educating people. Accreditation means that an agency over a region or occupation thinks they pass basic standards that they think decent schools should have. If a school is legit, they should tell you who has accredited them. Accreditation is voluntary, so stay away from schools that say accreditation doesn't matter. They are probably running a long con, and you may wake up in a tub of ice with a pain in your side (Barry Manilow in the background) if you enroll in the school.\nThere are two kind of accreditations: institutional and specialized. Institutional accreditation means the overall school passed their minimum standards. Specialized accreditation is really important because the accrediting agencies establish standards for specific fields of study, like nursing, engineering, etc. to make sure that the school is providing education that can meet the requirements of employers, licensing boards, etc.\nThe BMC website proudly states: \u201cEach Brown Mackie College location is licensed by the state in which it is located, and is authorized to confer associate's degrees and/or diplomas and certificates.\u201d With a little help from Google, I checked on their accreditation status. It\u2019s true! They really are an accredited school! Their accreditation is good through 2011. Here\u2019s the problem. Read what they are accredited to do from the ACICS website: \u201cCertificates or diplomas, and \u2026 associate, bachelor's, or master's degrees in programs designed to educate students for professional, technical, or occupational careers, including those that offer those programs via distance education.\u201d That sounds okay, right? The problem is that (according to the ACICS) they are NOT accredited for any specialized programs. So if you were to get a degree in Engineering, Law, Accounting or another field that requires professional testing\u2026 you may have a hard time getting people to accept your degree and let you get licensed.\nAlso, they are nationally accredited and NOT regionally accredited. So if you transfer to a regionally accredited school, they will almost certainly not accept your credits. In other words, if you finish your degree, some employers and states may not see it as valid and if you don\u2019t finish your degree you may not be able to transfer the credits you took.\nThe BMC website says, \u201c[Our] standards [for professors] include earned degrees and/or significant professional experience. Many of the school's instructors are or have been practicing professionals in the areas they teach.\u201d Allow me to translate their statement: \u201cWe know our teaching staff is excellent because some of them have degrees. The rest just learned a lot from their jobs. Some of our professors have actually used their professional knowledge in a work environment. The rest of them are right out of school and have never worked in the type of jobs you will want after you graduate.\u201d Also, notice they there is HUGE lack of bragging about the accomplishments and credentials of their professors. All the school websites I have seen have this.\nMake sure you shop around for colleges. Numerous students of BMC complained of hidden fees and high costs. Students paid an average of $1,400 per month. (An average of 6 people at multiple locations). To put this in perspective, I attended a University that is ranked 55th in the WORLD (for my field) and I paid less than that.\nHere is what some students and employees of Brown Mackie College said:\n1. Some of the instructors are rude, conceited, and treat each student as a dollar sign.\n2. Allegations of competitions between admissions counselors to see who can get the most students enrolled. The winner apparently gets a free paid vacation. Some students said this lead to \u201cless than honest\u201d information from the admissions people.\n3. When a few students complained about being mislead, they claim the school filed charges against them claiming academic integrity violations to shut them up.\n4. One complaint of high professor turnover with some professors leaving mid class.\n5. One employee said there was significant sexual harassment of students by multiple BMC employees.\n6. One Employee said BMC forced them to hide things from state and government agency's as well as accrediting bodies.\n7. 9 Complaints of being told their credits would transfer, and finding out it wasn\u2019t true\n8. I found 4 people starting class action law suits against BMC for various kinds of fraud or negligence. (On the other hand, I looked up their Better Business Bureau record, and it was pretty clean.)\na. Pam Fennelly sued them for fraud and misrepresentation; the case was settled out of court for an undisclosed amount.\nb. In 1992, 35 Students filed complaints as part of a lawsuit, and withdrew from the school\ni. Under allegations of misconduct, legal counsel told them not to pay their tuition. MBC sued counter sued them and lost.\nc. Here\u2019s one of the cases if you want to look it up. United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit. - 981 F.2d 1149\n9. People reported problems finding jobs, because employers don\u2019t view their degrees very highly.\na. One person who got their degree in accounting from BMC was unable to find a job. That says a lot, because accounting is one of the fastest growing areas in business.\nb. One person finished their degree went to sit for some board exams, and was denied because the state did not recognize their accreditation.\n10. Three allegations of financial aid fraud.\n11. Three allegations of NACAC admission violations.\n12. One Employee said some teachers accepted bribes for grades.\n13. One Department Chair at BMC filed an EEOC complaint against the campus, recommending legal action.\n14. One student commented that they didn't feel safe. They said, \u201cThe student population consisted of ex-convicts, there was cussing in the hallways, cussing in the classrooms... I even walked out and saw a group of professors arguing with each other\u2026\u201d\nOther tips for choosing a school\n1. Look for a school with a good reputation. It doesn\u2019t matter if it\u2019s a small school, if they do a good job. Interview some alumni and find out what they think of the school. Write and ask for the results of the school's latest accreditation review. The agency can tell you if the school passed, and if they found problems.\n2. A big school may get you better programs for your field. Sometimes the cost is worth it.\n3. A small college will probably have smaller classes and more one-on-one time with professors.\n4. Large universities tend to have a central advising office and at small colleges the advising is frequently handled by the professors. One is likely to be more professional, but the other may be more personal.\n5. If your school prints tuition coupons in the Sunday comics, GET OUT NOW!\n6. Find out the schools graduation rate. If it\u2019s much less than 50%, be wary.\nIf you want to go to college, do your homework on the school first. Many people probably went to Brown Mackie College and were fine. But when you choose a small school like this, make sure you know the risks. Odds are good that you will pay less, learn more, and have a more respected degree if you stick to your local community college.\nRemember that any idiot can start a college, or write a book. When someone claims to have a doctorate in something, ask them where they got it and what it is in. For all you know, \u201cdoctor\u201d is their first name, or they have a PhD in nose picking.\nSo when someone makes a claim, verify their evidence. A little skeptical inquiry can prevent a lot of problems, except for in marriage. You should not always want evidence of stuff from your spouse. Apparently that comes across as calling your wife a liar, and Weather Principio doesn\u2019t like that. What can I say? Once an investigator, always an investigator.\nI think that schools like BMC may be fine for people who are looking to only continue learning.\nBut for people who want to work in a field like medicine,law, finance, management, or accounting they will have a rude awakening when they realize that they cannot sit for the certification exams or get into any graduate programs.\nSchools like BMC seem to only prepare people for entry level type jobs with little advancement. For example, a person wanting to be an accountant would do much better going to a state university and preparing for the CPA exam. A person wanting to simply work in accounting would do fine at a school like BMC and would most likely find a staff accountant or bookkeeper job.\nThe choice of school ultimately comes down to the goals of the student and where they want to work after graduation.\nAnonymous makes some good points, although I didn't agree with the\n\"biased\" comments. The blog said at the beginning that one school was chosen to illustrate possible problems in choosing a college. Brown Mackie was selected, and so obviously the flaws were emphasized as an instructive tool. I don't think it matters whether a legal problem was 17 years ago. The point was to illustrate that you should do some dirt digging on the school involved.\nI liked the post. It was hardly a disinterested academic piece, but for what it was, I thought it was good. As I saw it, the point was to highlight some possible problems with a college to illustrate the need to do your homework. I think it did that.\nI was suggested this web site by my cousin. I'm not sure whether this post is written by him as nobody else know such detailed about my problem. You're\nAlso visit my weblog; jocuri cu printese\nGreat blog you have here.. It's difficult to find high quality writing like yours nowadays. I truly appreciate people like you! 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        "raw_content": "Jeremy\u2019z Journey: No Vanity for old Souls\n\u201cOh, have you had plastic surgery?\u201d It\u2019s a frequently asked question.\n\u201cWe haven\u2019t seen her in months and now she has emerged thinner and her skin appears tighter and more youthful , so clearly she has had work done,\u201d Entertainment reporters accuse celebrities on a seemingly daily basis.\nOur so-called modern society seems to be obsessed with a denial of inevitable aging and the absolute refusal of allowing age to be shown.\n\u201cFifty-one year-old woman looks twenty-five,\u201d one advertisement touts.\n\u201cAsk us about our Botox VIP program,\u201d another ad invites.\nAccording to The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the most performed plastic surgery in 2011 was Lipoplasty (liposuction) at 325,332 surgeries performed, followed by breast augmentation at a close 316,848. Over 2.5 million botox injections \u2013 a.k.a. Botulinum Toxin Type A \u2013 were authorized and performed that year (2,619,739 to be exact).\nAccording to Wikipedia, \u201cBotulinum toxin is a protein and neurotoxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. Botulinum toxin can cause botulism, a serious and life threatening illness in humans and animals.\u201d\nBotox, as it is known for medical and cosmetic procedures, can be absorbed from eyes, mucous membranes, respiratory tract or non-intact skin. Justinus Kerner (1786-1862), a German poet and medical writer described botulinum toxin as a \u201csausage poison\u201d and \u201cfatty poison\u201d because it often grows in improperly handled meat products. The toxin was purified for the first time in 1928 and a little over 20 years later it was discovered through experiments that the botulinum toxin blocks neuromuscular transmission through decreased acetylcholine release.\nIf any of that made sense, or sounds good as something to purposely inject yourself with for beauty reasons, then you have far more faith in the medical community of practicers than I.\nBut the older a person gets the more wrinkles their skin shows and the saggier certain body parts get. That\u2019s the nature of flesh for you. But apparently natural aging provides little concern for the condition the soul that rests inside that body.\nDavid wrote in Psalms, \u201cFor like the grass they will soon wither, like green plants they will soon die away. Trust in the Lord and do good; dwell in the land and enjoy safe pasture. Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart\u201d \u2013 Psalms 37:2-4 (New International Version).\nI\u2019m no certified theologian, but what I read in those verses don\u2019t say that in giving \u201cyou the desires of your heart\u201d that He will give you the skin of a 25-year-old the rest of your life. And \u201csafe pasture\u201d doesn\u2019t mean physical safety. Throughout history, many righteous people have suffered and tragically lost their physical lives. God did not always rescue their flesh. Though the reasons for life\u2019s tragedies, worldly problems and dilemmas and, yes aging, remain a mystery, it is by faith that we can conclude that \u201csafe pasture\u201d refers to the spiritual safety He guarantees us, not aesthetic safety or beauty.\nVanity has a way of keeping one from realizing the faults in one\u2019s life. It deters one from having a clear view of self. Whether hyper-vain in believing they are the most beautiful person on Earth, or hypo-vain thinking that no one can be uglier than them \u2013 thinking that no one could possibly need to be aesthetically-altered more than them \u2013 keeps them fully wrapped up in their flesh. In today\u2019s modern society it doesn\u2019t seem polite to say vanity or the lack thereof. Instead we label this as self-esteem levels. Either way you look at it, it causes people to lose focus on the status and needs of their soul. Vanity causes someone to be self-centered and self-focused, and is a tool of evil which causes humans to keep from examining themselves on the inside.\n\u201cFor in his own eyes he flatters himself too much to detect or hate his sin\u201d \u2013 Psalms 36:2.\nWe, especially in this society of celebrity, beauty, size-0 models and so-forth, put too much emphasis on outward appearance. Even some who claim to be righteous do so only to show others how righteous they can appear to be. The Bible warns these people. Jesus himself said, \u201cNot everyone who says to me, \u2018Lord, Lord,\u2019 will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.\u201d \u2013 Matthew 7:21\nAs a Food and Drug Administration-approved substance for treating strabismus and other eye-related disease, botox itself continues to rapidly become a major industry in the United States. The global botox market is forecast to reach $2.9 billion by 2018. The entire global market for facial aesthetics is forecast to reach $4.7 billion by 2018, of which the US is expected to contribute over $2 billion.\nSome reject the idea of having low self-esteem levels as they continue walking into visual enhancement clinics. Some say they are just fixing themselves to be how they have always imagined they should look. Others try to \u201creverse the aging process\u201d with make-up, masks, gels and other semi-liquid concoctions before going the way of the injection or scalpel. These agents, whether they work or not, provide for another multi-billion dollar industry in our world: cosmetics\n\u201cOur skilled plastic surgeon and medical staff take great pride in our highly efficient and reliable procedure, from consultation to surgery,\u201d a website reads as it attempts to calm potential clients.\nTruth is, if you\u2019re looking at one of these websites, you\u2019re either conducting research for a column such as this one, or are already convinced that your body \u2013 not your soul \u2013 can get closer to perfection.\nAs explained in last week\u2019s edition of the Journey, \u201cNobody\u2019s perfect,\u201d except Jesus. Although I\u2019m sure there are a few surgeons who would suggest they could help Him get rid of those nasty-looking nail scars in His hands. Oh, and don\u2019t forget the ones caused by the crown of thorns forced upon His head before being torturously hung on a cross.\nDuring consultation, one might say \u201cOur skilled plastic surgeons\u201d can give you back those six-pack abs Jesus. That will help to cover-up the place where You were relentlessly stabbed with a spear. \u201cWe can get you ready to go shirtless at the beach,\u201d the doc might say.\nMaybe those last jokes were a little too rough for some, but the truth is that our modern world tries to hide and cover-up the life, gruesome death, resurrection and ascension into Heaven of Jesus every day. So if He were in the flesh today, why wouldn\u2019t they try to mask His scars as well.\nTruth is that none of us should be more concerned with the outward appearance of our bodies over the wrinkles in our spirit. Truth is every one of us humans was created special to Him who made us. Besides, one day the flesh that we wear today will be gone. It\u2019s nature. We can\u2019t fight death, nor can we escape it. A fight against aging is just as futile \u2013 it\u2019s going to happen. What we should all be concerned with is preparing ourselves for the life after the flesh is gone. Whether a positive afterlife or negative is up to each individual and whether or not they accept Jesus Christ to forgive them of sin and save them from hell. Flesh can only last 100-years at the most give-or-take. But the spirit can live forever in peace or torment.\nNow to our title: No Vanity for old Souls. According to information gathered by Frontier Harvest Ministries, there are 2 billion Christians serving God in 141 countries today (roughly 33% of our current global population). However, there have been 2.4 billion people who have been taught about Christ but remain non-Christian. While Americans continue to roll out dollars for cosmetic surgeries and procedures, only about $250 million gets spent on foreign missions annually. That\u2019s not Baptist, Protestant or any other denomination. That\u2019s all of them!\nAnother fact for you: America, known for being the land of God has the least number of converts per year, according to the above referenced data. The country with the highest Christian conversion just happens to be a country formerly known for killing Christian missionaries: China. That\u2019s right! According to the statistics, China\u2019s Christian population grows by roughly 10,000 a day.\nSo while the starting question may indeed be frequently asked, \u201cHave you accepted Christ to forgive your sin and be your personal savior,\u201d is being asked less and less in our country.\nBut if you are worried about yourself in this life, please consider your soul first.\n\u201cCommit your way to the Lord; trust in Him and He will do this: He will make your righteousness shine like the dawn\u201d \u2013 Psalms 37:5-6.\nIf you do this and get your spirit correct in the eyes of God through His son Jesus Christ, then Psalms 37:3, 4, quoted above, will surely be yours. You will find His spiritual \u201csafe pasture,\u201d you will find \u201cdelight\u201d in the Lord and . . .\n\u201cHe will give you the desires of your heart.\u201d\nThis entry was posted\ton Wednesday, June 27th, 2012 at 10:31 AM\tand is filed under Editorial, Faith. 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        "raw_content": "Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Visited Parkland. It Didn't Go Over Well With Students\nAs Betsy DeVos made her way around Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., where a gunman killed 17 students and teachers last month, a small group of student journalists grew increasingly frustrated at each question they say the controversial U.S. Secretary of Education seemed to dodge.\nFor about an hour on Wednesday morning, at least three student journalists from the school\u2019s newspaper, TV production and yearbook staff followed DeVos around campus, where they say she pet comfort dogs, shook hands with the school\u2019s faculty and offered \u201cgeneric\u201d answers to their specific questions about how concrete changes can be made.\n\u201cIt was a publicity stunt, really. 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        "raw_content": "Joel Stein: DNA of Champions\nI have come to accept that I am never going to compete in the Winter Olympics. This is largely because I have never tried any of the sports. In fact, I have avoided all athletic activities of any kind for my entire life. I've always assumed that through no fault of my own, I was born without the genes that would make me able to ski and then stop skiing and shoot things, or to steer a bobsled after a giant man pushed us downhill.\nTo find out if I was right, Pathway Genomics, which uses a spit sample to deliver nutrition and exercise recommendations tailored to your genes, compared my DNA with that of Olympic gold medalist Sergei Bubka, the greatest pole vaulter of all time. I was guessing that of our approximately 20,000 protein-coding genes, most of mine would be too covered in fat for Pathway to read.\nI went over my results with a Pathway doctor and found out, to my great disappointment, that Bubka and I were created similarly. We both have the \"speed gene,\" a variation of AcTN3, which is found in fast-twitch muscle fibers. Bubka uses it to generate speed on the track, and I use it to type really fast. We also both lack a gene that would show we're prone to injury, as well as one that would give us the increased aerobic capacity of an endurance athlete. We both have a gene that probably leads to overeating, a tendency that I have controlled through will power and that Bubka controlled by growing up with Ukrainian food. The main difference between us is that I figured out that writing is much easier than propelling myself two stories in the air by running as fast as I can and shoving a stiff fiberglass pole into a metal box.\nBut when I looked more closely at our results, I saw that the gene INSIG2 shows that strength training is very effective for Bubka and not at all for me, which I have somehow intuited all these years and therefore avoided picking up and putting down heavy things. \"Sergei is in a sense gifted when it comes to constant pressure and constant pressure on muscles. This is consistent with Olympic athletes,\" said Jim Plante, the CEO and founder of Pathway. Bubka also gets a hugely advanced benefit from endurance training. I don't get the same results, though I do get a higher-than-average benefit from the training, along with, apparently, a gene that allows me to forget I ever learned that fact, so I can continue to not go to the gym without feeling extra guilty.\nI called Bubka in Sochi, where he is attending the Olympics as an IOC executive board member and president of the National Olympic Committee in Ukraine, so I could compare our youths and find out where someone with my excellent genes had gone wrong. Bubka was at a loud party right before the opening ceremony, and he has a pretty thick accent, but I'm positive that when I asked him how Sochi was, he said, \"It's really nice. Great food. Excellent villages.\" Having grown up in the Soviet Union, Bubka probably doesn't define nice in a way that includes things such as bathrooms or doorknobs.\nBubka wasn't surprised by his genetic results, since he's always been better at short-term, strength-oriented sports. \"I was fastest and strongest of all my friends. I played sports most of the time with older guys,\" he told me. When he was just 10, an older friend named Slava insisted that his pole-vaulting coach let Bubka try the sport, even though Bubka was considered way too young. When I tried pole vaulting two years ago with Olympian Brad Walker, I could neither clear the lowest level nor get Walker to stop making fun of me.\nGenetic testing of athletic ability, Bubka said, should be administered to child athletes, as Uzbekistan has announced it will start doing, so that kids won't waste time and money pursuing the wrong sport for their ability. I thought this idea was problematic in that someone might have used testing results to make me play a sport.\nAs much as genes do matter, Bubka said, the key to Olympic success is that \"you need to have character to go to your goal, to do your work, to be a hard worker.\" Actually, however, Pathway told me, though it isn't part of the results they normally give, that both Bubka and I have a version of the DRD2 gene, which suggests that we respond positively to rewards, learn from mistakes, can be obsessive and have a low risk of addiction. Other genotypes that are even less well understood might indicate that we both are particularly driven. So in a way, I am more impressive than Bubka because I have had to work hard to fight my genes in order to be as lazy as I am. One day, I hope, the Olympics will recognize that as medal-worthy.",
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        "raw_content": "Dr. Ramesh Ramchandran\u2019s appointment raises storm in Kuwait parliament\nThe appointment of Dr. Ramesh Ramchandran as CEO of Equate Petrochemicals last week is creating uneasiness among Members of Parliament in Kuwait. Equate, a joint venture between Dow Chemicals of the United States and Petrochemical Industries Company (PIC)\u2014 a subsidiary of state-owned Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) \u2014 appointed Dr. Ramachandran as CEO with effect from 20 November.\nReason for the parliamentary flare-up is that Dr. Ramchandran, a US-based Indian engineer will replace the current President and CEO Mohammed Husain, a Kuwaiti.\nKuwaitis remain sensitive over the appointment of foreigners in the oil industry and several MP's have voiced their concerns over the appointment. Kuwait lawmaker MP Essa Al Kandari warned the oil minister over the new appointment and said it represented a political embarrassment and had a negative impact on the oil sector as a whole.\nWhile Oil minister Essam Al Marzouk justified the appointment saying it was part of the joint venture deal with Dow Chemical, which has been a partner to state-owned PIC in several key petroleum projects.\nDow Chemicals and PIC are the major shareholders in EQUATE, the billion-dollar joint venture which was established in 1995. EQUATE is the world's second largest producer of Ethylene Glycol (EG) and accounts for nearly 60 percent of revenue from Kuwait\u2019s non-oil exports.\nDr. Ramachandran, who is currently the President of MEGlobal, a Canada-based subsidiary of EQUATE, has a professional career of over 25 years in several leading roles at the Dow Chemical Company (Dow). He has served as the President and CEO of Dow Chemical International Pvt. Ltd. (Dow India) and as President of Dow Canada among other prominent positions.\nA chemical engineer by training, Dr. Ramachandran holds a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) in finance from Rutgers University in New Jersey, USA, and a Doctorate (PhD) in chemical engineering and applied science from Columbia University, New York, USA. He earned his Doctorate in surface and colloid chemistry from Columbia University, New York and has several publications and patents to his credit. He has spent his entire career in the chemical industry, initially as an analytical chemist before moving into the commercial side of the business holding product and marketing manager roles for a wide variety of business units.",
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        "raw_content": "By the middle of next week I'll be in northern Italy, mainly in the north-west region of Piedmont, for a brief visit.\nThere, in the old village of my maternal origins, I took refuge during WWII, grew up and spent 12 years of my life under my Italian grandparents's roof. There I returned several times over the decades, after emigrating with my Mother to the USA.\nIt has been a while now since I revisited Italian relatives and friends, or have taken a vacation for that matter; thus, the decision to take a short break from my current work and hop to Milan. The flight from Tirana is only a little over 1 1/2 hour long, and from there will be driven toward the hills and mountain areas where I'll start my visiting.\nI know some plans are in the works for grand dining and lots of conversation......! I intend to fully enjoy these few days without cell phone,laptop, or Internet, and I know that I'll be burning the midnight oil, but it's going to be great fun and pleasure!",
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        "raw_content": "Increased salary not to entail price hike in Azerbaijan\nThe Azerbaijani government will take all necessary measures to prevent intended increase in prices after increase of the minimum wage, Abulfat Maharramov, director of the labor policy department of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Population of Azerbaijan, told Trend on Monday.\nMaharramov said the National Confederation of Entrepreneurs will be given relevant instructions to prevent such cases, and social partners will be involved.\n\"One knows, market pricing is shaped in accordance with the market economy. Even if someone inflates the prices artificially, this hardly remains for long-term. The product will not be sold, and the seller will be forced to reduce its cost. I do not think that an increase in wages will promote hike in price. Even when something like this happens, state officials usually get involved and give relevant instructions to entrepreneurs so as to prevent such cases,\" Maharramov said.\nOn the other hand, it is a fallacy to guess that raising wages is unprofitable when there is a rise in prices, the director noted.\n\"We live in conditions of a market economy. So, other countries\u2019 economies inevitably affect ours. Today, along with exporting its products to the global market, Azerbaijan imports quite a lot of products. In order for this process to be economically balanced, it is necessary to ensure a balance in both prices and wages. Political will is needed here. A country that does not pursue such a policy is doomed to failure,\" Maharramov said.\nWage reforms include risks and calculations, and economists realize the necessity thereof, he added.\n\u201cIt is also wrong to think whether it is worth raising salaries when the prices continue rising. Anyway, measures will be taken to prevent it to happen. In addition, the market itself will regulate the prices. Those who are intending to increase prices will once again understand that these steps are leading to failure,\" Maharramov said.\nOn February 8, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev signed a decree on raising the minimum monthly wage and amending the decree \u201cOn Raising the Minimum Wage\u201d of December 25, 2017.\nAccording to the decree, the minimum monthly wage is set at 180 manats from March 1, 2019.\n($1=1.7 AZN on February 11)",
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        "raw_content": "POLITICAL PRISONERS GET PRESIDENTIAL PARDON IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA\nThe President of Equatorial Guinea has declared a general amnesty for all political prisoners.\nPresident Teodoro Obiang Nguema made the declaration in a decree that was read on national television.\nThe move appears to be in response to a demand by opposition parties for the release of political detainees as one of the conditions for taking part in a national dialogue.\nMore in this category: \u00ab NDLEA INTERCEPTS COCAINE IN PORT HARCOURT\tDASUKI TRIAL CONTINUES AS COURT ADJOURNS \u00bb",
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        "title": "The Wizard of OZ \u2013 Thoughts From an Ordinary Guy",
        "raw_content": "As I\u2019ve mentioned before, I\u2019m reading through the devotional book, \u201cHe Walks Among Us\u201d by Richard and Rene\u2019 Stearns.\nIn the section that I read today, Rene\u2019 says something really important while talking about the Wizard of Oz \u2013 \u201cLike Dorothy\u2019s friends, we also have within us the capacity to be more than we make think we are.\u201d\nMore than we think we are\u2026\u2026.\nHmmmm, that kind of hits home, doesn\u2019t it. We have more capacity than we give ourselves credit for.\nDoes that mean we all have the capacity to move overseas and become a missionary? Hah, even asking the question is funny.\nDoes that mean we all have the ability to adopt a child (or children)? Nope \u2013 there are a lot of people who aren\u2019t, for a variety of reasons, in the right time and place to adopt a child. Many will never be.\nBut many who say, \u201cI\u2019m not able to adopt\u201d really are, they just don\u2019t think they are.\nAnd many who think they aren\u2019t able to volunteer at the local homeless shelter are.\nAnd many who think they aren\u2019t able to do \u201csomething\u201d to help the less fortunate really can, it\u2019s just outside of their comfort zone.\nAnd He\u2019s calling all of us to be a lot more qualified than we think we are capable of.\nSo what is He calling you towards?\nListen and follow. The world will be a better place if we all do.\nCategoriesThoughts from an Ordinary Guy TagsRene Stearns, Who We are\nPrevious PostPrevious Accept the Cure\nNext PostNext Why Not?",
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        "raw_content": "Taking off at about 19:21 local time (02:21 GMT), the first stage of the rocket returned safely to the air base about eight minutes later.\nIt will be SpaceX's first time trying to land one of its reusable rockets on the West Coast.\nThe hype surrounding the latest SpaceX rocket apparently hadn't reached some Californians, who mistook the separation of the Falcon 9 rocket as an otherworldly event.\nIf you'd like to put a mini-review down in the comments, I'd love to know what the mood of the readership is. A much more straightforward plot would've helped introduce the characters better and let them breathe.\nBillionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifted off in California, but plenty of skywatchers in Arizona saw the fireworks, too, on its way back to Earth. It carries carries a high-resolution synthetic aperture radar to be used for emergency management and land monitoring, The Associated Press reported.\nBoth the launch and landing took place at Vandenberg Air Force Base.\nThe private spaceflight company has launched multiple satellites and shuttled supplies and science gear to the International Space Station, with its Falcon 9 being the first spacecraft from a private company to reach the station in 2012. A backup instantaneous launch opportunity is available on Thursday, October 11 at 7:21 p.m. PDT, or Friday, October 12 at 2:21 UTC.\nRisch, Crapo vote with GOP majority as Kavanaugh confirmed to Supreme Court\nHe also praised Republican Senator Susan Collins for the speech she delivered on Friday announcing her support for the nominee. 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        "raw_content": "The Executive Committee of the Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO (TTD), salutes and honors Edward Wytkind for his visionary leadership, dedication to the labor movement, and more than 20 years of service to the millions of men and women who work on the frontlines of our nation\u2019s transportation system.\nToday, TTD is a leader in the federal transportation arena. The organization is known for providing expert policy analysis on complicated transportation issues, working with political leaders on both sides of the aisle, and fighting for the basic rights of working people to form and join unions, earn a living wage, and maintain safety at work. The unique achievements and well-respected reputation of this organization would not be possible without the vision and leadership of Ed Wytkind.\nEd helped launch TTD, and over the course of more than two decades built it into an organization that consistently and successfully advances the interests of transportation workers and their unions. Under Ed\u2019s leadership, TTD grew from 18 unions to 32 and became a results-driven organization widely respected by elected officials and other policy makers for its bipartisan approach to advocacy. Because of Ed\u2019s efforts, TTD is a player in any major debate involving federal transportation issues.\nEd started at TTD in 1991. In 2003, the Executive Committee elected Ed as the organization\u2019s first full-time president, and he was re-elected to this position at TTD\u2019s Conventions in 2005, 2010, and 2015. He has only ever been elected by acclamation, a testament to his strong record of accomplishment and philosophy as a labor leader.\nAt the heart of Ed\u2019s success are a number of core principles. Among them, the belief that transportation workers, their unions, and the entire labor movement are strongest when they come together as a united front. Under Ed\u2019s watch at TTD, solidarity has been both emphasized and never taken for granted. Ed helped facilitate consensus among unions on often complex and sometimes divisive issues, but also respected the rights of individual unions to pursue their own course. When consensus could not be reached, he always offered TTD\u2019s support on issues of agreement. Ed operated under the belief \u2014 and instilled into the work of the organization \u2014 that affiliates know what is best for their members, and therefore drive TTD\u2019s agenda.\nEd also recognized that TTD\u2019s success was and is dependent on bipartisan support. He excelled at building relationships with Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill and in the Executive Branch. As part of this effort, Ed also cultivated allies in the business community and among transportation employers to find common ground wherever possible. Ed utilized the close professional relationships he built to secure votes and other affirmative actions that supported transportation workers represented by TTD unions. He always checked his politics at the door and adopted a political strategy that suited the needs of TTD and its unions.\nAt the same time, Ed understood that persuasive public messaging and smart media strategies are essential to winning TTD\u2019s most important battles. He was a forceful and aggressive advocate in securing positive media coverage of the policy fights affecting transportation workers, and regularly used his abilities as a skilled writer to amplify TTD\u2019s agenda. At a podium, rally, or Congressional hearing, Ed demonstrated that he was a passionate labor leader not afraid to combine some fist pounding with a logical, winning argument.\nThe results of these strategies cannot be denied. It would be impossible to chronicle the countless battles waged and victories secured under Ed\u2019s watch. There are few transportation investment bills considered over his tenure that were not shaped by his advocacy and the organization he oversaw. The protections he championed have made workplaces safer and more secure for both union and non-union transportation workers alike, and have enhanced the rights of all working people to come together to demand a say in the workplace policies that affect them.\nEd understood early on that bad trade deals could ravage the rights and jobs of transportation employees, and fought for protections against unchecked corporate greed. To those who support mindless outsourcing, avoid collective bargaining, or encourage the contracting-out of transportation services to the lowest bidder, Ed has always been a fierce and effective opponent. At every turn, he has fought to prioritize and strengthen labor protections and policies that promote middle-class job creation.\nHe has never been afraid to adopt novel strategies to advance TTD priorities or to respond to new challenges. When U.S. bus and train manufacturers kept losing out to foreign competitors despite current Buy America requirements, Ed knew that a new approach was needed. He partnered with like-minded organizations to help launch the Jobs to Move America (JMA) coalition to champion local procurement reforms so that companies that maximized U.S. production and offered good jobs and training opportunities could fairly compete for contracts. This strategy, still in its early stages, has already resulted in procurement victories for several union bus and rail manufacturers, and has created the kinds of good-paying, middle-class jobs our economy is so desperately lacking. Ed has always believed that a strong transportation investment program could support good jobs in manufacturing, and through the JMA coalition, that vision is being transformed into a reality.\nEd also understood that in unprecedented moments, strong, uncompromising leadership from transportation labor is required. In the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Ed mobilized TTD unions to ensure the economic viability of the aviation sector and crafted a coordinated response to the new security challenges faced by all transportation employees. He also embarked on a long and eventually successful effort to secure extended unemployment benefits for those out of work as a result of changing economic dynamics caused by the tragedy.\nNow, as we enter the age of driverless vehicles and related autonomous technologies, Ed has once again emerged as a thoughtful and visible labor leader as he responds to threats posed to both transportation workers and the safety and security of our transportation network. He was appointed last year to the Department of Transportation\u2019s Advisory Committee on Automation in Transportation, and is the only labor voice on this panel. He has engaged technology experts in this field to better understand the types of automation likely to occur, and to identify non-traditional allies to support policies that address the substantial job loss that is predicted. Ed has also insisted that as transportation automation advances, it is used to enhance safety, service, and efficiency, and not as a tool to crush wages and jettison millions of middle-class jobs.\nIt wasn\u2019t only when dealing with those in positions of power, speaking in front of rooms full of union members, or while testifying before Congress that Ed supported working people. In his own career as an organizational manager and mentor, he led by example, treating all colleagues and employees with respect. He took pride in hiring motivated, passionate staff, and helping them develop as policy and communication professionals and advocates for working families. TTD alumni hired and trained by Ed have gone on to key positions on Capitol Hill, with affiliated unions, and in allied organizations. His mentoring and free advice were not limited to TTD employees \u2014 he was always willing to offer counsel to those looking to pursue and advance their careers or improve issues he cared strongly about.\nThrough it all, Ed never forgot the true meaning of his work. What drove, and continues to drive him are his deep-seated beliefs that all those who work for a living should be treated with respect. That all work has dignity. And that this country belongs not to wealthy corporations owned by the rich and powerful, but to the people. For more than 20 years, TTD has helped creative positive change in the lives of the millions who make a living working on the frontlines of our nation\u2019s transportation network. Because of Ed\u2019s thoughtful leadership and dogged determination, that work will not only continue, but it will thrive. 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        "raw_content": "Sierra Leone\u2019s Long Road to Becoming Ebola-Free\nMore than 19 months since the first case of the world\u2019s worst Ebola outbreak was reported in West Africa, Sierra Leone has been declared free of the disease.\nThe World Health Organization said Saturday that 42 days\u2014the length of two incubation cycles of the deadly virus\u2014had passed since the last person confirmed to have the disease cleared a second consecutive blood test.\n\u201cThe Ebola outbreak has decimated families, the health system, the economy, and social structures,\u201d said Dr. Anders Nordstr\u00f6m, the WHO representative in Sierra Leone, in a statement. \u201cAll need to recover and heal.\u201d\nIn Sierra Leone, 8,704 people were infected and 3,589 died of the disease. About 4,000 survived. More than 12,000 children were orphaned as a result of the outbreak, according to a report by the British charity Street Child. The average age of orphans was nine.\nThe virus killed thousands more in Liberia and Guinea, the other nations hardest-hit by the epidemic. Liberia was declared Ebola-free in September; Guinea saw three new confirmed cases of Ebola in the last week of October.\nSierra Leone now enters what WHO calls \u201cenhanced surveillance\u201d\u2014a period of 90 days during which its staffers will remain on the ground, providing health services as needed.\nThousands of people gathered in the streets of the capital city of Freetown just before midnight Friday in anticipation of the announcement. WHO had said Tuesday that the decisive blood test had come back negative in September, and if no further cases were reported, Saturday would mark the end of Sierra Leone\u2019s battle with Ebola.\nThe BBC\u2019s Tulip Mazumdar described the scene:\nWomen\u2019s groups came together to organise a march through the city centre; the final point was a 600-year-old cotton tree which sits on a huge roundabout. Usually, the area is jammed with cars, but last night it was packed with people. Some held up candles, others jumped around dancing and a military band led the procession through the city.\nThere were waves of celebrations, and then silence as names of some of the dead were beamed on to a screen. Health workers in particular were honoured for their bravery and sacrifice, they were some of the first to die when Ebola struck.\nAnd Lisa O\u2019Carroll and Umaru Fofana, for The Guardian:\nA speech by Yusuf Kamara, a healthcare worker who lost 16 members of his family and survived the disease himself, brought tears and a standing ovation. \u201cFor us, Ebola is not over. We need your help to treat the many, many health problems we still suffer from. And remember those who died at the hands of Ebola, and especially the children who have been affected by this outbreak,\u201d he said.\nThe first diagnosis of Ebola in Sierra Leone was confirmed in May 2014 in a rural part of the country, and a surge of cases followed in June. WHO has traced the sudden spike to the May 10 funeral of a traditional healer who had treated Ebola patients from Guinea:\nThat funeral sparked a chain reaction of more cases, more deaths, more funerals, and more cases in multiple transmission chains. Local epidemiologists eventually traced 365 Ebola-related deaths to that single funeral, which also seeded cases reported in Liberia.\nBy mid-July, dozens of people were dying each week in Sierra Leone. Sheik Humarr Khan, the country\u2019s only expert on viral hemorrhagic fevers, died of the disease after treating patients. In August, President Ernest Bai Koroma declared a national state of emergency. Whole villages were quarantined. A new law threatened anyone found to be hiding a patient with up to two years in jail.\nBy winter, the disease had spread to cities. Nearly 400 new cases were reported in the first week of December alone, three times as many as in Liberia and Guinea combined, according to WHO.\nLiberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone had never seen a case of Ebola until the outbreak began in March 2014\u2014the worst since the virus was first discovered in what is now known as the Demo\u00adcrat\u00adic Re\u00adpub\u00adlic of Congo in 1976. The disease crippled the countries\u2019 already fragile health infrastructures, weakened by years of political instability and war. Transmission of the virus was poorly understood by the local populations, and public health workers rushed to draft guidelines. Volunteers went door-to-door to hand out pamphlets about practicing good hygiene, and worked with cell-phone companies to send text messages in local languages.\nLocal and foreign medical groups set up treatment centers across the region that would quickly become overwhelmed with patients. They advised citizens on how to safely bury their dead; local tradition calls for family members to wash and touch the bodies of their loves ones, but people infected with Ebola are most contagious when they\u2019re dead. Some people avoided seeking treatment or threatened physicians with knives and stones, fearing that medical workers were the ones spreading the virus.\nThere is no known cure for Ebola. The disease is fatal in patients 60 percent of the time when it is caught early, and 90 percent when it is discovered too late. 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        "raw_content": "Men's Basketball Begins New England Journey at AE-Leading Vermont on Wednesday Night\nUMBC at Vermont Game Notes\nThe UMBC men's basketball squad (11-9, 3-2 America East) heads out to upper New England for a pair of games before the spring semester begins at UMBC next week. The Retrievers being the journey when they face America East-leading Vermont (15-4, 5-0 AE) on Wednesday, Jan. 23 at Patrick Gymnasium. The game will be broadcast on ESPN3.\nUMBC then travels to Durham, N.H., to take on UNH on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. before a home game on January 30 versus Stony Brook ends the first half of league play for the Retrievers.\nA Glance at the Retrievers: UMBC junior guard Ricky Council (Durham, N.C.) knocked down a right baseline trey \u2013 his lone field goal of the game \u2013 with 9 seconds left to give the host Retrievers a thrilling 65-64 victory over UAlbany in an America East contest played at the UMBC Event Center on Saturday. The Retrievers won both home games in league play last week and have won six straight at their new home.\nUMBC was buoyed by the play of freshman guard Jos\u00e9 Placer (Orlando, Fla.), who scored a career-best 22 points, knocking down 8-of-11 from the field. He scored UMBC's first seven points of overtime as the short-handed Retrievers needed another offensive option. Junior guard K.J. Jackson (Houston, Texas) scored 17 points and recorded four steals, but fouled out with 3:26 to play in regulation.\nPlacer earned America East Conference Rookie of the Week honors, UMBC's first league accolade of the season.\nUMBC dressed only 11 players \u2013 a season low \u2013 versus UAlbany Sophomore center Daniel Akin (London, England) underwent successful surgery on Thursday to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee and will miss the rest of the 2018-19 campaign. Senior post Max Portmann (Wichita Falls, Texas) has not competed this season and junior forward Max Curran (Hooksett, N.H.) missed his eight straight game due to a hand injury. Sophomore center Brandon Horvath \u2013 UMBC's second leading scorer at 10.9 points per game \u2013 did not dress on Saturday after suffering a hand injury versus Binghamton.\nGraduate student forward Joe Sherburne (Whitefish Bay, Wisc.) leads the Retrievers in scoring at 14.1 points per game and snared 18 rebounds in the team's two victories last week.\nUMBC currently leads America East in defense, allowing 64.4 points per game (30th nationally). The Retrievers are also first in turnover margin (4.0, 20th nationally) and steals (8.5, 28th nationally). They are 10th in the nation in total steals (169) and 20th in turnover margin (+4.0).\nA Glance at the Catamounts: Vermont (15-4, 5-0 America East) has won six straight, 12 of its last 13 contests and six in a row at home. They are 8-1 at Patrick Gym with the lone setback coming at the hands of Bucknell, 69-61, in late November.\nJunior forward Anthony Lamb is leading the conference in scoring at 20.6 points per game and the team in rebounding with 7.5 per contest. Senior guard Ernie Duncan checks in at 13.6 points per outing, while sophomore guard Stef Smith averages 12.7 ppg. All three have netted over 30 treys on the season.\nVermont averages 76.3 points per game and allows 65.9. They have won all five league games by an average of 22.8 points per victory.\nThe Catmounts raced out to a 36-14 halftime lead over Binghamton on Saturday and cruised to a 78-50 triumph. Duncan led all scorers with 20 points.\nSeries Record/Last Meetings: UMBC snapped a 23-game losing streak to Vermont in the monumental 65-62 victory over the Catamounts in last season's America East Conference title game at Patrick Gymnasium.\nThe Catamounts had won earlier meetings, 71-56, in Burlington in January and 81-53, in the first-ever game at the UMBC Event Center on February 3.\nVermont holds a prohibitive 32-5 overall series lead and 19-2 in games played at Patrick Gymnasium.\nTwo of UMBC's five wins have come in post-season play and three occurred in the 2007-08 season, UMBC's first America East title campaign.",
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        "raw_content": "What \u2018The Judge\u2019 is really guilty of\nOctober 28, 2014 on Arts & Entertainment, Movies by David Rudderham\nDavid Rudderham Connector Editor \u201cThe Judge,\u201d a film directed by David Dobkin and starring Robert Downey, Jr. and Robert Duvall, gets the courtroom drama genre right, but that is about it. The story involves high-powered and cynical Chicago attorney Hank Palmer who is being forced to go back to his hometown to defend his father,\u2026\nTags: Film, Indie, Review, Robert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall, The Judge",
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        "raw_content": "Hungry for Fast Food Rights\nThe BFAWU has agreed to work with Unite the Resistance and John McDonnell MP,\nHovis strike Day Two\nalong with other groups at a meeting on January 8th 2014 in order to discuss and hopefully address the lack of fairness and justice for workers in the UK\u2019s fast-food industry. Recent announcements from these hugely profitable companies regarding their use of unpaid labour and their abundant use of zero hours contracts seem to have gone largely unnoticed in the mainstream media. It would appear that forcing workers into poverty and having them rely on benefits to pay for basics such as rent and food is quite acceptable in David Cameron\u2019s \u2018big society\u2019 Britain. Well it isn\u2019t.\nWe are calling on every one of these massive, global fast-food companies to stop this shameful exploitation and instead, ensure that their employees are provided with proper contracts of employment with wages that mean they don\u2019t have to depend on state handouts in order to exist. It is frightful that we even have to make this demand in the 21st century. It is equally appalling that companies are making vast profits and awarding their senior management with massive pay increases and bonuses, whilst those on the front line and in the engine room are paid a pittance, are unable to plan ahead and are given absolutely no long-term job security whatsoever. The bottom line is that these companies have the ability and the finances to pay trainees and provide secure employment. They should be doing so without question.\nThe much debated and oft-quoted \u2018cost of living crisis\u2019 isn\u2019t the fault of ordinary working people. It isn\u2019t the fault of teachers and nurses, nor is it the fault of firemen. It certainly isn\u2019t the fault of disabled and unemployed people and it definitely isn\u2019t the fault of people working in the food industry. The blame lies exclusively with irresponsible and greedy bankers, gambling away people\u2019s futures in an unregulated financial sector. The irony is that whereas many of those responsible should be stood in the dock facing charges of misappropriation, they have gone unpunished and have in fact, continued to prosper following bailouts from the UK taxpayer. To add insult to injury, our political classes have ensured that those \u2018with the broadest shoulders\u2019 have been able to protect and in many cases, add to their wealth whilst those who had no hand whatsoever in the crisis are having to deal with the impact of the recession head-on by way of pay cuts, pay freezes, redundancy and the systematic erosion of employment rights, all in the name of \u2018economic necessity\u2019. Many of the big companies that operate in the food industry have jumped on the bandwagon with lip-licking relish and it\u2019s time they were taken to task.\nTrade Unions were formed to ensure that groups of workers were able to challenge unfairness and exploitation collectively; providing individuals with the strength and support of others in their time of need, so if you work in the fast food industry; if you have a member of your family working in the fast food industry; if you are having to work on a zero hour contract; if you are unemployed and are being forced to provide free labour as part of the government\u2019s \u2018workfare\u2019 scheme, contact the BFAWU and tell us of your experience. Let us help you change your life and the lives of those you work with.\nTogether, we have strength in unity.\nIan Hodson (BFAWU National President)\nAn initial planning meeting will be held in London on 8 January, 7pm, Committee Room 9 House of Commons. It\u2019s open to all activists, campaigners and trade unionists.",
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        "raw_content": "New & Noteworthy: August 19\nAnita Davison's latest novel MURDER ON THE MINNEAPOLIS will be re-released by Aria (an imprint of Head of Zeus) in October 2016. This is the first in a series of five novels featuring the adventures of amateur sleuth Flora Maguire. The second book, MURDER AT CLEEVE ABBEY, is due for release this December, with the rest to follow in 2017. MURDER ON THE MINNEAPOLIS is now available for pre-order at Amazon.\nTo celebrate the re-release of THE CROSS AND THE DRAGON, Kim Rendfeld is holding two giveaways: one for a signed paperback for U.S. residents via Goodreads, the other for an ebook open internationally via her blog. See Kim\u2019s post for details.\nNOTE: Heather Domin's blog tour at Historical Fiction Virtual Book Tours promoting THE HEIRS OF FORTUNE has been postponed due to scheduling conflicts. As soon as it is rescheduled, the new date will be announced.\nLabels: Anita Davison, Heather Domin, Kim Rendfeld, new and noteworthy",
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        "raw_content": "Joy and Chris go to see a Christmas pageant that Chris' dad is running lights for. Chris recognizes the church as the one his grandfather took him to. This causes him to wonder why they no longer go to church as a family. Superbook arrives to take Joy, Chris, and Gizmo back in time to watch Jesus heal three blind men. They discover that some people are too blind to see Jesus as the Messiah. John 2:11\nSome people are too blind to see the gift Jesus is to us. Those who can truly see become His followers.\nBartimaeus was a blind beggar who believed that Jesus could heal him. He sat on the side of the road as Jesus left the city of Jericho. He shouted for Jesus to show mercy to him even though the crowd tried to silence him. He would not be denied and shouted even louder! Jesus called for him and told Bartimaeus his faith had healed him. Instantly Bartimaeus could see. Bartimaeus became a follower of Jesus that day!\nJesus Heals the Blind - Family Discussion Guide\nJesus Teaches The Crowd\nPharisees Throw Healed Man Out\nDeclaring Jesus The Son Of Man\nWho is spiritually blind?\nSoon after Jesus healed the blind man, He revealed to the man that He was the Son of God. The man told Jesus that he believed Jesus was God's Son and then worshiped Him (John 9:38). The man received both his physical sight and His spiritual sight that day. He became a follower of Jesus! The Pharisees were not pleased. They threw the man out of the synagogue. They did not believe that Jesus was sent by God. They told the man that they were disciples of Moses and not Jesus (John 9:28). Why did they refuse to believe in Jesus? The answer is that the Pharisees could see with their physical eyes, but they were blind spiritually.\nThey did not see Jesus as a gift from God, the Messiah (chosen or anointed one). Jesus said, \u201cI entered this world to render judgment\u2014to give sight to the blind and to show those who think they see that they are blind.\u201d (John 9:39). The blind man could now see. The Pharisees claimed to see, but Jesus said they were blind (John 9:41). In John 8:12, Jesus said, \"I am the light of the world. If you follow me, you won't have to walk in darkness, because you will have the light that leads to life.\" When we see Jesus as our Savior, we no longer walk in darkness. We have the light that leads to eternal life with Him!\nJesus and His disciples left Galilee. As they walked, Jesus asked them, \u201cWho do people say I am? The disciples said, John the Baptist, Elijah, or a prophet, like Jeremiah (Matthew 16:14). Then Jesus asked them, \u201cBut who do you say I am?\u201d Peter replied, \u201cYou are the Messiah (anointed or chosen one), the Son of the Living God.\u201d(Matthew 16:16). Jesus first asked a general question to His disciples. Then, Jesus made the question personal. He asked, \u201cBut who do you say I am?\u201d In this world you will hear and read many different ideas and opinions of who Jesus is. But, that doesn't matter.\nJesus wants to know who you say He is! Every person that lives on this earth must decide who Jesus is to them. In John 9:35 said, Jesus found the blind man that He healed. He asked, \u201cDo you believe in the Son of Man?\u201d The man replied, \u201cYes, Lord, I believe!\u201d and He worshiped Jesus (John 9:35-38). Peter said that Jesus was the Messiah \u2013 the Son of the living God. Jesus replied, \u201cYou are blessed, Simon son of John, because my Father in heaven has revealed this to you. You did not learn this from any human being.\u201d (Matthew 16:16-17). Who do you say Jesus is today? Is He your Lord and Savior? If not, ask God to reveal the truth to you about Jesus. You can become a follower of Jesus today!\nWhat is unique with God's word?\nThe answer is that God's Word is alive and it is powerful! (Hebrews 4:12). Jesus did not touch the blind man - He simply spoke and told the man to go because his faith had healed him. (Mark 10:52). Jesus does not walk the earth today, yet God\u2019s Word is still alive and just as powerful as it was in Jesus\u2019 day. When we read or hear God\u2019s Word, and believe it by faith, we can be healed! God\u2019s Word produces results every time - it never fails! It accomplishes whatever God sends it to do (Isaiah 55:11).\nWhat is my cross?\nMany people believe to take up their cross means to carry around a burden. The burden could be a sickness, disability, or any negative thing in their life. You may have heard someone say, \u201cThat\u2019s my cross to carry or bear.\u201d This is not what Jesus was talking about in Mark 8:34. \u201cThen, calling the crowd to join his disciples, he said, \u201cIf any of you wants to be my follower, you must turn from your selfish ways, take up your cross, and follow me. Following Jesus is not difficult when life is smooth. But what happens when trials or suffering come? Are you willing to follow Jesus if it causes you to lose a friend? What if you are teased or ridiculed because of your faith?\nWhat if God\u2019s plan for your life is different than your plan? Are you willing to follow Jesus if you face persecution? Taking up your cross means to follow Jesus in good and bad times. It means to completely surrender your life to Jesus. Romans 12:9 tells you to give your body to God as a living sacrifice. Why? Because of all He has done for you! Jesus did not promise that following Him would be easy. Yet, we receive a priceless reward for doing it. Jesus said, \u201cIf you try to hang on to your life, you will lose it. But if you give up your life for my sake and for the sake of the Good News, you will save it.\u201d (Mark 8:35)\nWe know that God performed miracles in Bible times. How do we know if God still performs miracles today? The Bible tells us that God does not change (Hebrews 13:8). That means that He still does today what He did in Bible times. God can choose to perform a miracle to do His purpose on earth. Miracles also point people to God and reveal His power (Psalm 77:14). The power to perform miracles is a spiritual gift that God gave to the church (1 Corinthians 12:10). Jesus said that miraculous signs will follow those who believe in Him (Mark 16:17-18). This tells us that God still performs miracles through believers filled with the Spirit today!",
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        "raw_content": "Just in case you have been considering paralysing your face muscles for reasons of vanity, perhaps after reading this post you will think twice!\nBotox is a drug made from a neurotoxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum called \"botulinum toxin\". Given that botulinum toxin is one of the most poisonous substances known to man. you won't be surprised that there are lots of web sites (such as this one) warning about its dangers. Yet those warnings seem to be going unheard if the growth in face-freezing salons is anything to go by!\nDisabling the muscles of the face takes away its ability to express certain emotions which use those muscles. A 2010 study by Barnard College in New York State demonstrated that if the ability to express emotions is lost, then the the intensity of those emotions is also impaired!\nResearchers have given the link between botox and emotions the rather grand title \"The Facial Feedback Hypothesis\" which states that facial movement can influence emotional experience. Of course those of us familiar with AT will immediately recognise this as Psychphysical Unity. We know that it is a mechanism that isn't just restricted to facial muscle feedback. I have written about psychophysical unity in a previous post.\nStudy: Botox Erases Wrinkles, Maybe Emotions Too\nNot surprisingly, the multi-million pound botox industry has defended itself by casting doubt on the validity of the study and publishing interviews with famous \"frozen visages\" stating how happy they feel with their new \"youthful\" appearance. Not that \"happy\" was the emotion that the study focussed-on. They have even countered by suggesting that the facial feedback effect could be used to control depression! They don't specify exactly which muscles are responsible for expressing depression or whether those muscles are also involved in all the other emotional expressions.\nGiven the risks associated with the toxin itself, my view is that whether or not this study is repeated and validated, the risk of impairing your emotional responses is too high a price to pay for vanity.\nThe full paper describing the study is shown here. I have not found any studies that have refuted the claims.\nJeff Hall Wednesday, December 03, 2014\nIt's been a long time since I added a new post to this blog. This has been for a variety of reasons, one of which was that 2 years ago I was blinded in my (previously good) left eye by a botched retinal operation. I'm glad to say that after prolonged healing and cataract surgery, I can now function reasonably well. I hope to post more often from now on :-)\nMISS FORTUNE Tuesday, December 30, 2014\nI must add having used botox injections for \"frown lines \"between my eyes , i scowl when intent, when in the sun and the resulting lines made me look angry all the time so i researched botox and used in that area at the prescribed dosage by an experienced doctor, i the needles used calibrate each shot carefully, f you aren't allergic too it, there is very little risk of adverse reactions. When they use larger doses for cerebral palsy spasms in neck and trunk there's some risk of it causing issues. And it does NOT freeze your expression or look unnatural and i assure you i can when appropriate feel and express anger no problemo! The risk and effects for treatment are misrepresented . Irs one of those don't try this at home kids type thing. Granted we shouldn't try to solve emotional issues by injections. But one can feel emotionally much better not to have deep angry looking furrows when not frowning or angry. And the shots are very quick a small prick and don't bruise except occasionally at crows feet beside the eyes which i don't get. i just wanted to correct the exaggerated scare tactics for ladies who might be put off from treatment they will enjoy the results. And it wears off in a couple months gradually even if you missed those lines.\nThanks for your input Miss Fortune. It's impossible for one person to make an objective judgement about their own treatment. Nothing in this article suggests that the effect on emotions is caused by improper dosage of Botox.\nThere are many medically efficacious uses of Botox so I'm not suggesting that it is intrinsically bad. What I am saying however is that we should not treat the mind/body relationship as a dualism. A cosmetic problem solved may lead to unanticipated emotional consequences.\nneha verma Tuesday, March 10, 2015\nI found the Botox treatment to be very effective and was very impressed with the results I achieved. I would say Botox treatment is just the solution for ageing skin problems. I now look a lot younger and go out feeling confident because the wrinkles and fine lines have disappeared. Thanks Botox!",
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        "raw_content": "Letters sent to the administration since September 13th, 2001.\nI would like to offer my support for the reinstatement of Men's Track & Field. As a former member of the track and cross country teams during all four years of college, I found both programs to be rewarding. Eliminating track would severely impact the success of the cross country program.\nI strongly encourage the UVM administration to actively seek funds to help offset the costs of the program. I would gladly contribute to keeping the track program.\nThe news of the decision to eliminate Men's Track and Field was very upsetting to me. As a former student athlete of UVM, I have watched and waited for the University to deliver their side of the story. The real story. What did this decision really boil down to? Are the facts assembled by Vermont track and field supporters, the same facts utilized in the athletic departments \"Framework for Change\"?\nImpact on Enrollment: Not only will instate track athletes look elsewhere, but consider the domino effect of women track and field athletes and cross country athletes who will likely consider alternatives given the current circumstances.\nCompetitive Success: Check out the America East, NAC, and New England results archives. Clearly the UVM Men have delivered several outstanding performances over the years.\nLevel of Interest: Every high school in this state participates in Track and Field. It is unfortunate that the University has never hosted many track and field events, as the community and fan interest is clearly shown by the state's participation level in this sport.\nPotential for future growth: The new indoor facility was a step in the right direction. Talk of revamping the outdoor facility continues this momentum, making UVM a more attractive option.\nLevel of financial resources: This program is the most cost effective sport at UVM. Period. The coach is responsible for multiple teams, the facilities are shared, and the equipment and uniform costs are minimal.\nPrograms Contribution to Academics: Let the record speak for itself. Some of UVMs finest students have been/ or are currently participating in track and field.\nThings just don't add up here folks.\nThe UVM track and field program has a very special place in my heart, for many reasons. I have fond memories of strong comradery, excellent competition, and a coach who gave his all to his team and this University. Track and Field lifted me to new heights. The program gave me confidence I was lacking, helped me to overcome personal obstacles, and kept me focused on my academics. The friendships I developed, and the experience I gained will last a lifetime.\nIt has been almost 8 years since I threw the javelin for the last time wearing the green and gold. I will never forget the feelings and sheer emotion that I felt at the end of my final track meet. It was tough to let go of something so good. Those same feelings were rekindled in late September of last year, as I watched the University deliver its decision to discontinue the program. 100 years of changing young athletes lives, soon to be terminated.\nPlease weigh the facts, listen to the voices of your alumni and the State of Vermont, and reconsider this decision. Men's Track and Field must be reinstated.\nCo-Captain: '93, '94\nPatricia and Daniel Mielcarek\nTo The UVM Administration:\nWe are writing to you to express our interest and support of the reinstatement of Men's Track & Field at UVM. Please allow the team an opportunity to actively seek funds to help offset the current and future costs of this program. We believe the team should at least be allowed to support itself before the decision to cut the program is made. We are deeply disappointed that our son will not be able to continue the running progress that he has worked so hard to achieve throughout his high school years now that he is at UVM. Running is one sport that students can continue well beyond their college years and to discourage students from participating in this exercise will be detrimental to their long term well-being. We would certainly help in whatever way we can to keep this program active at UVM.\nDan Krawiec\nReinstate mens track and field. Any self respecting school needs these programs. If these programs are eliminated you will lose much respect by potential applicants everywhere.\nTrack and field is one of the sports best at developing fine student athletes - track and field athletes (and cross country runners as well) constantly perform better in the class room than non-runners, and they are an essential element to any university - track athletes are a different breed, and a university without them is lacking something that can't be imitated. Please re-instate your track program, for the good of the university.\nEric Gans\nI support the reinstatement of UVM Men's Track and Field.\neric@ucsbtrack.com\nJeremy A. Bloom\nHello, my name is Jeremy Bloom and I am the Boys Head Cross-Country coach for South Burlington High School. I am aware of the University of Vermont's decision to cut mens track and field from the athletic program. I understand that there must be reasons behind the decision, as that is always the case. I would like to put my two cents in though, just in case I might make a small difference. If the goal in cutting sports is to save money, which I assume is the reason(and a good reason), than cutting a sport with no athletic scholorships, uses many of the same coaches as the womens team(which will remain), and travels with the womens team, than it appears that the University of Vermont is not saving very much money at all. The cost of opperating the UVM mens track team seems reletivly small in comparing it to the opportunities it provides to the residents of Vermont. It is the \"only\" division 1(or division two program I believe, as St. Mike's only offers xc) program in the state of Vermont. Were are these kids going to compete? Yes, academics should come first, but athletics is a large part of many of these kids lives. >From a local coach, I urge the University of Vermont to re-instate the Mens track and field program because the benefits of keeping the program far outway the negatives. Thank you very much for your time.\nHead Coach, South Burlington High School\nI am writing another letter to endorse the track program at UVM. I was excited at the news that this decision to eliminate the track program was being looked at again. I do feel with more time if needed money could be raised specifically to support this team. I know I would sign up. I too feel it is probably pointless to support a cross country team in the absence of a track team as the eventual quality athelete will go elsewhere to run. I also feel the university will suffer in the long run and lose some good quality students. I do know that my years with the team brought out many quality people who were good students as well as athletes. I hope on further analysis the administration can understand the finer points on the need to support this endeavour.\nThank you for taking time to read this and I hope sincerely that this decision can be changed.\nA grad student, and fellow UNC club track member Thomas Johnson recently informed us that his alma mater (UVM) cut their men's track team. As and avid track and cross country runner, I just wanted to let you guys know that ... \"I support the reinstatement of UVM Men's Track and Field\".\n- William Rittase\nSteve Eustis\nPlease bring back track and field to UVM!! I am a local resident who feels track and field is very important to UVM as well as the entire state of Vermont.\n--Steve Eustis\nTom Beatini\nI was recently informed of the findings of members of the UVM community regarding the Men\ufffds Track and Field team, in light of the decision by the Administration to cut the sport following the 2002 season. More specifically:\nUVM's Men's Track & Field team has one of the highest cumulative GPA\ufffds on campus and many excellent and dedicated participants.\nUVM Track & Field and Cross Country have the highest percentage of participation of Vermont residents of any UVM Varsity sports.\nUVM represents the only in state Division 1 alternative for Vermont High School Track athletes. Track is one of the most participated in Vermont High School sports.\nUVM Track & Field has a significantly lower cost per participant than other Varsity sport at UVM.\nUVM will be the only school in the America East Conference without a Men's Track & Field team.\nAccording to NCAA statistics, Track & Field offers UVM the greatest opportunity within athletics, to meet its stated strategic goal of increasing the number of minority students.\n85% of all Division 1 schools offer Men's Track & Field.\nThe elimination of Men's Track & Field will ultimately limit the success of Men's Cross Country and is already having a negative impact the Women's program. Imagine the challenge of recruiting Women athletes when it is already apparent that the school has cancelled the Men's team.\nLast year the University of New Hampshire, a school very similar to UVM in many respects, raised over $500,000 in support of their new track.\nUVM Athletic Department failed to actively seek philanthropic and alumni support before terminating the program.\nI contacted you in the beginning of October. In my E-mail to you, I stated:\n\"The Mission Statement refers top community enrichment. There are many former members of the Men\ufffds Track Team who have enriched their communities, not just in Vermont, by staying involved with the sport and by drawing on their experience to help others. . . By eliminating the Men\ufffds Track team, you will be cutting off an important resource that benefits the people of the state of Vermont and the community of individuals that is UVM.\"\n(If you deleted my E-mail, you can see it at the uvmtrack.com web site.)\nIf one of the goals of the University is to meet the needs of Vermonters, then cutting the Men\ufffds Track Team is not in line with those goals.\nI know that UVM actively solicits their alumni and others for philanthropic support. Yes, I did receive the newsletter that listed major financial contributions. Would it be possible to seek some kind of financial support for the Men\ufffds Track Team? If the University can embark on a fund-raising drive for a new building, then it can do likewise to save a program that will continue to benefit the greater community.\nI strongly urge you to do some soul searching and see what you can do for the Men\ufffds Track Team, in keeping with your Mission Statement for Intercollegiate Athletics. I am sure that with a touch of creativity you can come up with a plan that would insure it\ufffds existence for the future.\nTom Beatini, Class of 1980\n22 Wierimus Road\nGentlemen, as a long time supporter of UVM atheletics I feel the university must find a way to support and maintain the men's track program. There is no more basic sport than track which has been practiced for centuries, Olympics. There have been so many talented and hardworking student atheletes from the state who have made significant contributions to the university. We need to have this option available to future high school students from around the state. Please give this much further considerations.\nKen Van Cott\nWe would like to express our dismay at the cancellation of the Men's Track and Field Program at UVM. Our son, Christopher Van Cott, has been a member of the track team, as well as the cross country team, for the past two and a half years. Like many of his teammates, he ran in high school in Vermont, and chose UVM because he wanted to continue running at a division I college in his home state. The cancellation of Men's Track prevents our son (and many of his teammates) from meeting this goal and effectively breaks an implied \"contract\" between the student track and field athlete and UVM. Cutting track, mid stream, during a student's four years of school denys them what the university offered when the student's decision was made to make UVM the college of their choice.\nThe cost of men's track at the university, in conjuction with the women's program is very low in comparison with many other sports. A modest fund raising program could help pay for this sport. We support such an effort and request that you reconsider your decision and re-instate men's track and field at the University.\nI am very pleased to know than the university is looking more closely at the issue of keeping the track program. I do hope that clear minds will prevail. Yes the track and field program did mean alot to me during my four years at UVM. Our team also represented I believe a very high academic standard as well. I believe the track program can be sustained at this school. There is certainly no reason to sustain a cross country program because the top caliber runners will not matriculate without an accompanying track program. With some time and planning I believe money could be raised to support this program. I certainly would be a contributor. If the school continues to chop away programs like this, especially perhaps without proper insight, I believe the university will suffer in the long run. It is heartwarming for me to see the response against this proposal.\nI remain anxious to see if we can possibly change this proposal to cancel the track (and soon I am sure cross country program) at UVM.\nBA 1975 MD 1979\nTharring23@aol.com\nMegan Galbreath\nPlease bring back Men's track and field!!\nBob Stoehr\nThough it has taken news a while to travel to Washington State, I have heard about a decision to cut Men's Track and Field. I think it will be difficult to maintain the Cross Country program, without a track program to provide year-round training opportunities. It seems like so much of the cost of maintaining a track program, the facilities, will still be incurred as the women's program is being maintained. It also seems that scholastic Track and Field in the entire State, will be dealt a blow without a collegiate program to aspire to. I am a living example of a UVM Track and Field Athlete who is still running, my sport has become a lifelong pursuit for me. Team sports participants drop their sport soon after matriculation because they need a team. Coach Kusiak has spent a career building the UVM Track and Field program, please re-consider cutting this vital sport......Bob Stoehr '76\nElizabeth A. Young Please do not take away the mens track team!!!\nHank Galbreath\nPlease reverse the decision to terminate the UVM Men's varsity track team. For the past seven years, I have been involved with The University of Vermont as a parent (two varsity athletes), faculty, staff, graduate and now as a spouse. From my perspective, the UVM Men's track team has been and still is one of the most economical, efficient and productive University organizations on campus. The alumni and friends of UVM Men's track deserve a chance to defend and support this outstanding program.\nI strongly believe the program can generate substantial revenue if provided reasonable opportunity. I am willing to commit immediately financial resources of at least $1000. I am sure there are other individuals willing to help UVM Men's track through substantial donations and personal involvement in a cogent development/business plan. I am more than willing to discuss this matter in person at your convenience. Your assistance and thoughtful consideration is deeply appreciated.\nProject Manager, Distance Learning\nDonna Smyers, P.T.\nI would like to add my support to keeping UVM Track and Field. I am a health care professional who knows the value of life long sports. Running is one of the few sports that many collegiate athletes can pursue after graduation. For the health of the people in the state of Vermont, I ask you to maintain the UVM Track and Field and Cross Country teams. We cannot afford to discourage athletic participation in our sedentary, obese society with rising costs of medical care for chronic diseases.\nJohn Scheer\nI am appauled at the idea that UVM is eliminating the Men's Track and Field program. At first I thought this was another case of the Univerisity has got to do what it has to do and can't please everyone. But as I read the statistics that the alumni have come up with that support UVM and why they should reinstate the program, I believe that the elimination of Men's Track and Field will only go further to ruin the reputation of the University and not save any real money. It may actually cause the University to lose out on alumni donations and tuition that far exceed any sports budget. Please reconsider.\nCPA and former T & F athlete at UMASS 1977\nFormer Vermont High School Athlete\nLocal citizen and fan of Vermont T & F.\nMy name is Trond Nystad. I was a student athlete participating in skiing, track and cross country running during my tenure at UVM (1990-1994). I was fortunate to enjoy success at UVM both off and on the court. I was probably more succesfull in skiing, but running was one of the cornerstones of my experience at UVM. I am very concerend that the Men's track program is beeing eliminated. Running track and cross country was an important reason why the UVM expereince was the best four years of my life. I hope that you will reconsider the decission, and if you do please let me knoe how I can be of assistance.\nI am currently a coach for skiing and running at the University of Denver. The University of Denver had a track program which they cut a while ago. We have now brought back cross country and hope to bring back track. The administration here learned that cutting running had several negative impacts. Important points to consider are as follows.\nRunning is a very inexpensive sport.\nHow many opportunities are there for in-state runners at the div. 1 level.\nRunners generally have high high school gpa and test scores, which looks good for the admission statistics.\nRunners have high GPA's in college, which makes the athletic dept. look good.\nRunners are driven to graduate which influences your graduation rate.\nRunners represent a diverse population which helps your minority rates.\nRunners are good alumni.\nPlease call me at 303 570 9235 if you need more information.\nPlease add my vote to the list of folks who would like to see this athletic program reinstated. I support this program and would not like to see it cut.\nDean's Office, College of Medicine\nGiven D104\nSusan.L.Williams@uvm.edu\nSarah Osgood\nI am writing in support of UVM Men's Track & Field. I was shocked to read about the upcoming termination of Men's Track & Field this past fall. I understand and support the value of running. So, please bring back Men's Track & Field!!\nDear UVM Track,\nI agree with all of your reasons to continue track at UVM. I especially agree with providing Vermonters with this sport since so many Vermonters make up the team. After all UVM is still the University OF Vermont not a university for everyone else and then maybe a few Vermonters.\nMatthew A. Curtis\nAs a graduate of UVM, and an alum of the UVM Track and Field program, I wanted to convey my disappointment in your recent decision to terminate the Men's Track and Field program. I ask you to reconsider this decision. The bonds I formed in my time with the UVM program have lasted longer than any others. Though my time with the UVM team was short, due to a number of injuries, the friendships, and relationships will last a lifetime. My dedication to the university will continue, by as Track and Field was an integral part of my time at UVM, I feel as the university is eliminating an important piece of my time at the school. Again, I ask you to please reconsider the termination of the program.\nEchostar Communications Corp.\n7045 Troy Hill Dr. Ste. 200\nI just want to voice my support for bringing back UVM mens track and field.\nTrack and XC 94-98\nChris Van Cott\nI will make this brief as I am sure you are getting many similar e-mails. As a third year participant of the Men's Track and Field program at the University of Vermont and Captain elect for the 2002 Cross Country season, I believe the decision to terminate Men's Track and Field is a grave mistake. My teammates, friends, family and I strongly urge you to reconsider the decision and hope that reinstitution will occur. Thank you for you time.\nChris Van Cott, Class of 2003\nAnna Norgren Mahon\nI am writing in support of the University of Vermont Men's Track and Field Indoor and Outdoor programs. I graduated from UVM in 1996 and was captain of the women's team my senior year (1995-1996). I am the current record holder in the women's hammer throw at 182'7\". After getting my start in hammer (having been a hurdler in high school) at UVM, I went to graduate school and became an English teacher near New Haven, CT. I have also, however, pursued my throwing career.\nIn 1996 I qualified (while an athlete for UVM) for the Olympic Trials in the hammer. Although I placed 19th, it was my first experience at a championship meet and Kus was there to support me all the way. Since then, I have increased my personal best by almost 40 feet to 219'6\". I was the alternate to the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia and was a member of the national team which competed at the World Championships this past August. I am now ranked 16th in the world and 2nd in the United States. Without my start as a thrower at the University of Vermont, I would never have known my potential as a world class athlete. But getting started is not the only reason I am where I am today. I was not as successful as I had hoped I would be during my first season (1992-1993), and was planning on making that season my last. The reason I stuck with throwing can be attributed to one thing-my training partners, both of\nThe point of this brief personal history is to make you realize one very important thing: eliminating the men's track and field program will not only adversely affect the men participating in the program now, but will be devastating to their female training partners, their coaches, the alumni who follow the team's success, and the entire UVM community. I urge you to rethink this drastic decision to eliminate one of the finest programs the University has to offer male athletes. It is with great concern but extreme hope that I send this message.\nSteven A. Stebbins '83\nI am writing once more to urge you to keep Men's Track & Field at UVM. Track is one of the most cost-effective sports available. There are many solid reasons for keeping Track; I'll just highlight a few:\nTrack athletes are disciplined high achievers, with consistently high GPAs\nTrack teams promote diversity, atracting some of the most diverse groups of athletes of any sport\nTrack and Field is very cost-effective\nNo matter how you look at it, Track supports UVM's institutional goals at least as well as any other sport, and better than most. Cutting Track would significantly degrade the UVM experience.\nFinally, as a Burlington native, I would be deeply hurt to see UVM eliminate the only Division I Men's Track & Field program in Vermont. UVM offers the only opportunity for native Vermonters who love Track and their state to compete at the top collegiate level while attending school in Vermont. Eliminating the program would be a tremendous disservice to the State of Vermont and its aspiring high school athletes.\nUVM Record Holder, Men's 10,000 Meter Run\nStephanie Lovering\nI am writing in support of UVM reinstating Men's Track and Field!\nSirs, I was extremely distraught to hear about your recent decision to eliminate your Men's track&field program. Please excuse my bias since track has been most of my adult life. As a head coach at a Division 1 school for the past 17 years I'm all too familiar with the factors that go into a decision like this. What you may not have been aware of before making your difficult decision was how pure our sport really is. Being the worlds oldest sport as well as the flagship sport of the Olympic Games, there is a powerful \"good guy\" fellowship in throughout our sport. With the participation numbers as high as they are (2nd only to football nationally) and the minority opportunities that the sport provides, I've seen several other schools in our country attempt the same thing unsuccessfully in the past decade. The biggest issue being the threat of litigation due to potential eliminatiion of minority opportunities. In most smaller Division 1 State schools that I'm familiar with they actually benefit by being able to count mens and womens cross country, indoor and outdoor track as 6 sponsored sports toward Division 1 membership. As I understand it your school has the only D-1 track&field program in the state. Eliminating that in-state option is a dangerous venture in my opinion. It would seem too easy a sport to keep and avoid all the negative publicity and \"bad guy\" image. I would respectfully submit that you at least reconsider your decision on behalf of the worlds greatest and purest sport.\nSincerely yours in Track&field,\nUniv. of Florida Head Coach\n1972--76--80 Olympian\n1996 Asst. Olympic Coach\nA.D. Kent\nI only recently learned about the potential demise of the UVM men's Track &Field program via a parent (Lauren Pike, ex-Financial Operations Manager, UVM College of Medicine). I would like to draft a more complete and direct message to all involved at a future date, but at this time I would like to express my anger and dissatisfaction with this decision. In contrast with other programs with dubious records of late (both on and off the competitive arena), UVM Track &Field has consistently brought respect to the University and is primarily responsible for the nurturing and professional development of some of highest graduate achievers today. As a Captain and member of the team during my entire tenure at UVM, it was very clear that the program was operated efficiently on a very trim budget. Considering the number of quality individuals that this program has produced over the years, I find it incredulous that the University is affording priority to short-term cost-cutting measures in lieu of a proven record of undergraduate enrichment.\nShould this decision stand, I will stand fast with other successful alumnus who benefitted tremedously from the program in reconsidering my current and future plans to provide financial assistance the University.\nA.D. Kent (Class of 1992)\nDirector, e-Services\nDocucorp International\nakent@docucorp.com\nadkent@mindspring.com\n7219972@skytel.com\nI recently heard of the decision to eliminate the Men's Track &Field team at the University of Vermont. I really have no connection with UVM Track &Field, however, I do have a strong connection to running and that is why such a decision saddens me.\nAs a runner I know the camaraderie and joy that comes with being on a team training and racing together for months. This is something that is extremely valuable to me and has provided me with some of my best memories of my high school and college days. I'm sure your runners feel the same and to have that taken from them surely breaks their hearts and the hearts of all the past alumni who have gained so much from their participation on the team.\nI support the UVM Men's Track &Field and encourage you all to do the same. It would be a shame to lose something so important and valuable to so many without necessary cause.\nPresident of Club Track &Cross-Country\nThe University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill\nStephen M. Shea\nI am a avid supporter and alumni of the UVM Men's Track and Field program. The men's Track and Field program has had an extremely valuable impact on my and many other student-athletes lives. I strongly encourage you to do everything in your power to reinstate this program immediately. The loss of this program will have a devastating effect of the quality of athletics and life at UVM and Vermont.\nI will do my part in supporting the reinstatement of this program through current and future financial contributions.\nUVM Track 1979-1983\nTeam Captain 1981-82 and 1982-83\nMultiple and Current Record Holder\nSunderland Award Recipient 1983\nEllen Binns\nAs a supporter of UVM athletics, and a former XC alumn I was saddened to hear Men's track was being cut. I received an e-mail and I am writing to let you know I am support the effort to try and save the Men's track program at UVM.\nJeffrey Kaufman, M.D.\nAs a UVM alumnus ('74) and a UVM track participant during my 1st year at UVM, I would like to encourage you and the University to do whatever it can to maintain a Cross Country and Winter/Sppring track program at UVM.\nApparently the cost is low. The gain is high. The participants are deserving. A track program benefits the University.\nPlease add my name to those who favor finding some way to retain the very important track program at UVM.\nClasses of '61 (BSCE) and '82 (MSCE)\nKristal Kostiew\nTo Whom it may Concern~\nI am writing on behalf of the mens track and field program at the University of Vermont. As a current student athlete on the women's team I am greatly affected by the decision to cut the program. I plead with you not to cut this program, as a teammate to these guys I can tell you first hand that their ties with us go far deeper than can be seen. They are part of our workouts, bus rides, cheering sections and support as friends ... basically I KNOW first hand that with the absence of this part of our team, the rest of the team WILL suffer. This is a program that brings in many many great quality young men and gives an opportunity unlike any other that UVM has to offer. Buy taking this program out you are not only affecting the opportunities young men have at UVM but also decreasing the quality of your students that will attend. Please, please reconsider your decision to cut this program.\nPS- due to time restraints I can't write more, but I would love to... I have many many more feelings on this matter. So you will probably be hearing from me again soon!!!!!!!! Watch out!!!!!!!! GO UVM TRACK!!!!!!!!! :)\nRichard L. Cleveland\nDear UVM administrators and legislators:\nOn behalf of the Central Vermont Runners Club, I want to offer this letter in support of the UVM men's track and field team.\nAs runners and Vermonters, we are disappointed, disheartened, and more than a little angry at the University's decision to slash this program. Running and track and field are not sexy sports; these athletes are inured to laboring in the shadows of basketball players and hockey players and baseball players. They are accustomed, as a Vermont farmer would say, to sucking hind tit.\nI understand that the University has a host of problems; no one who reads the papers could fail to see this. However, a good share of your difficulties appear to be self-inflicted, and they send the wrong messages to prospective students and their parents. This decision strikes us as another in that series. Doubtless the athletes in women's track and field and in men's and women's cross country are looking over their shoulders and wondering when the axe will fall on them.\nI think the following are worth considering:\nAs the sole Division 1 school in the state, UVM is the only alternative for Vermont high school track athletes who wish to compete at that level without leaving the state. Participation in track in field at the high school level in Vermont is very high.\nThe percentage of Vermont residents participating in track and field and cross country is the highest of any UVM varsity sports.\nNCAA statistics suggest that track and field programs offer universities the greatest opportunity within athletics to meet the Association's goal of boosting the number of minority students.\nThe cumulative grade point averages of the men's track and field team is one of the highest on campus.\nAnd finally, there is this point: The track and field program has a markedly lower cost per participant than any other varsity sport at UVM.\nIt is also worth noting that that the University of New Hampshire managed to raise about $500,000 for its new track. Did the UVM Athletic Department conduct a campaign to raise funds from alumni and foundations for track and field? I understand that it did not.\nThe Central Vermont Runners Club strongly urges that the decision to eliminate men's track and field be reversed, that the program be reinstated, and that supporters of the program be allowed to mount a campaign to raise funds. If this happens, CVR will be pleased to make a contribution to the campaign.\nRichard L. Cleveland, President\nCentral Vermont Runners Club\nDerek M. Beard\nDear UVM Administrators:\nI am saddened and disappointed to hear that UVM will be terminating the mens track and field program at the end of the 02 season. As a four year undergraduate student at UVM (94) I ran cross country; proudly representing the GREEN AND GOLD where ever we went. Many of my team mates also ran indoor and outdoor track. There were also a good number of my team mates who were nordic skiers that used cross country and track to supplement their off season training for skiing.\nI think the most important point that needs to be communicated here is the significant modification in the daily life of a UVM track &field student athelete. Speaking from my own experience as a UVM student athelete runnning cross country; EVERYDAY, I looked forward to practice and exercising my physical body - knowing that for most of that day I exercised my brain in class. This dicotomy between academics and athletics is so very important. This dicotomy kept my life structured and most importantly kept me MOTIVATED to do my very best in both the classroom and on the cross country running course. Students in the USA are taught at a very young age that athletics/exercise are a key component to a balanced, productive and HEALTHY life. I can remember going to gym class everyday from kindergarden up through 8th grade and then after school team athletics starting in high school.\nTODAY, exercise, especially running plays an extremely important role in my life. When the stresses of my job or young adulthood become burdensome, I find solace in running. Running provides me with perspective in a rapidly moving competitive world.\nWith all due respect, I truly believe that UVM is making a grave mistake by terminating the mens track and field program. I strongly believe that if it is UVM's goal to nurture well rounded students who are motivated and ready to make a productive contribution in the real world; than the University must support the mens track &field program forever. Its hard for me to understand that this would not be the goal for all UVM faculty and administrators.\nIn the end it comes down to CHOICES. Please make the RIGHT DECISION and support the men's track and field program. Its the RIGHT THING TO DO.\nDerek M. Beard (undergraduate 94)\nMack Gardner-Morse\nDear David Nestor, Thomas Gustafson, Thomas Patterson, Ian DeGroot, John Bramley and President Edwin Colodny,\nPlease bring back Men's Track &Field! Although I did not letter in a sport at UVM, I did run with the UVM's Men's Cross Country team. I continue to run as a member of the Central Vermont Runners for both health and enjoyment of the sport.\nAs a member of the Central Vermont Runners, it is important to the Vermont running community that UVM keep its Track &Field program. Many Vermont High School students excel in Track &Field and it is important that UVM continue to offer Track &Field to attract Vermont students.\nI'm disappointed that when the field house was renovated that the track was not rebuilt to NCAA standards. Hopefully, I future renovation can bring the track up to NCAA standards. I would be willing to contribute to such a renovation.\nI think it is important that UVM keep the Men's Track & Field team for the integrity of the running program at UVM (both Men's and Women's and for the Cross Country teams).\nI hope UVM will reverse its decision and support the Men's Track &Field team.\nDepartment of Orthopaedics &Rehabilitation\n401C Stafford Hall\nBurlington, VT 05405-0084 USA\nE-Mail: Mack.Gardner-Morse@uvm.edu\nBill Hannon\nAlthough I am not a graduate of UVM (Northeastern 61) I did spend a fair amount of time following my son's running career at Castleton in cross country. I hope you folks will find a way to try save the UVM program as it affects a lot of students in the state.\nBen Winther\nNot that anybody cares, because these decisions are usually made by people who don't, but this is crap. Everyone knows the most cost effective program for any athletic dept. is Track and Cross Country. I ran for UMASS years ago and I am appalled that one of our foremost opponents is being stricken down like this. This is very upsetting.\nBig Ben Winther\nI have been sitting on the sidelines up to this point regarding the loss of the Men's Track and Field Team. I am a '94 graduate with a Civil Engineering degree and was a member of the Varsity Track Team as a pole vaulter.\nI am opposed to the recent elimination of the team, and fail to see any rationale for it, particularly after reading the unsubstantiated reasoning for it and seeing the data showing the negilable amount of money that the school is saving. Track is an all around good wholesome activity, which UVM cannot afford to lose. I found that running track provided me with physical, mental, and social accomplishment. The intrinsic value of supporting this team far outweighs the monetary cost.\nI attended UVM from out of state, and can honestly say that my experiences with the track team remain a deep rooted positive memory. The elimination of the team supports the fickle reputation that UVM is rapidly gaining and is reminiscent of the contemplation to eliminate the School of Engineering in 1992.\nThe recent direction that the school seems to be going (in terms of curriculum changes, handling of the \"party school reputation\" and handling of sports issues) is not reinforcing my confidence in the university. Being a current resident of Vermont, I hesitate to send my two sons to the school and support this apparent lack of coherent direction and development of values.\nThe reversal of the decision to eliminate the track team would be a step in the right direction to show that the University supports values of personal achievement.\nDufresne-Henry\nAs a graduate of UVM ('88) and a former member of the Men's Cross-Country team I implore you to reconsider your decision to eliminate Men's Track and Field. Not only does it damage UVM's standing as a university offering a full array of experiences but damages many students ability to get a complete education. Although my bachelor of science has been helpful to the development of my career, my experiences on the cross-country team made me a better person and taugh me to strive harder and compete on every level. For the sake of UVM's reputation as a complete university, please save Men's Track and Field. Please contact me if I can be of further assistance.\nAs you may have heard from previous Emails from myself and others, we are in strongest hopes that you will reconsider your decision to cancel the UVM Men's Track and Field Program.\nAside from the responsibilities in my job at Altera Corporation I have spent many years on the staff of the USA Track &Field organization (Olympic Track and Field). Aside from my personal disappointment and strong disagreement with this decision, I am also disturbed by a non-personal/national side of this. I am currently the US Army's Olympic development coach for Track and Field throwing events and on the USA T&F national committee for increasing Olympic metals and producing more competitive Olympic Track and Field athletes.\nMy greatest national concern with regard to UVM's Men's T&fprogram is that Track and Field, unlike most other sports, has little or no \"feeder\" programs to produce future Olympians. In 98% of the states in our great country, the event that I was the USA Olympic Chairman for (Hammer throw) does not even exist at the high school level. Eliminating a top producing, highly regarded, Division-1 olympic feeder program like the one Ed Kusiak has produced (incredibly without scholarships) is a great disappointment to us at USA Olympic Track and Field. You will have eliminated an excellent program where few truely good non-scholarship programs exist. For our sake at USA Track and Field, I strongly urge you to reconsider. If it weren't for UVM Men's Track and especially Ed Kusiak, I would never have attained my success and several track athletes would not have made it to the Olympic games and proudly represented our country.\nSr. Manager, Global Network Operations\nJulie Dutra Farrington\nAs a past participant of UVM's Track &Field program I would hate to see it's demise. Please reconsider. What you take away goes way beyond the program itself.\nJulie Dutra Farrington - Class '92\nBob Ingegneri\nI don't usually get very emotional or involved in much of the activities at the University of Vermont. However, the issue of eliminating five varsity sports at UVM has me outraged. If it wasn't for Coach Kusiak and UVM track, I would have gone to another university.\nI am currently serving in the United States military. I have seen an incredible change in America since 11 September 2001. We can do anything we set our minds to. If UVM wants successful academic and athletic programs, it will be done.\nThere have been no valid reasons presented to UVM alumni and athletes as to the justification of these five sports. Obviously, there has been a great deal of discussion since the initial announcement. Many new points have been raised...all of which support keeping these sports at the varsity level.\nI look forward to the announcement of UVM's decision to revisit the issue and keep all five sports active!\nKaren Millham\nI would like to add my voice to all those who are supporting the UVM Men's Track team. Please reconsider and reinstate this team. There have been many good reasons presented to you and I hope you will carefully review each one of them.\nTrack is a wonderful sport. It not only challenges the individual, but also fosters team character. Where else do you see team members and fans cheering not only their team members, but also members of different teams? These athletes are great role models!\nPlease reconsider this decision. Please reinstate the UVM Men's Track Team today!\nBernard T. Gagnon\nTo all, I support UVM Track and hope that this important program will continue. I previously wrote a letter of support that is the UVM Track web site that I sent to several of you explaining my rationale. Please keep Men's Track at UVM!!!\nClass of '80 and former UVM Track captain.\nSara Kinnamon\nAs a former member of the UVM Track and Field Team, I would like to have it be known that I have a strong interest and would be willing to support (financially and in other ways) the reinstatement of Men's Track &Field at the University of Vermont. Please let me know what I can do to help. Also,please be aware that there is an extremely large and strong network of parents and alumni that feel the same way that I do.\nT&F and Cross Country team member\nI just learned from a UVM track athlete that the program is being discontinued. I did not go to UVM but ran Track and Cross Country for Villanova University and found that experience phenomenal. Student athletes in my opinion learn to organize and priority their time effectively balancing their academic requirements with their daily athletic practices. These organizational skills are valuable long after leaving the college campus when these individuals are introduced into the real world and are required to balance their personal and professional lives.\nThe discipline learned and required to maintain solid academic success while performing at a high athletic levels is valuable to maturing adults.\nPlease reconsider your decision for the benefit of the University of Vermont and the current and future student athletes this decision effects.\nDebra Baslow\nPlaying sports teaches the students to be well-rounded, self-disiplined and focused on their priorities to achieve their goals. Why the school thinks that these values are not important, I do not know. I support the reinstatement of UVM Men's Track and Field and so do many others.\nVic Zimmerman\nAs a UVM alimni I must inform you of my great disappointment with university administration for taking actions this past fall to eliminate several athletic programs. While some of these programs, admittedly, appealed to an extremely small minority of students, the track &field program was not one of them. This was one program supported by students crossing all colleges and programs within the university. In addition, track &field is one sport which accepts many students who would otherwise, never have the opportunity to participate in an athletic program.\nI strongly feel that track and field should be reinstated as a fully supported UVM sport and ask for your support to take this step. It is clearly a worthwhile investment of university funds.\nVic Zimmerman,\nundergraduate class of 73,\nMBA class of 77\nThe Deane Family\nExpect a good deal of e-mail over this issue. To quote a creative State beauracrat who was trying to get a recalcitrant municipality to acknowledge the facts of a situation,\"We'll do anything we can to help...except go away.\" BRING BACK UVM MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD, and do it soon!!\nThe Deane Family &Friends\nTo the UVM Administration-\nI would like to inform you of my support for the reinstatement of UVM Men's Track and Field. Track was my heart and soul for all 4 years I attended UVM from 1995 to 1999. Every single day I look at a photograph of the team that was given to me during my senior year and remember the fun times and the great people. I sincerely hope you reconsider your decision.\nThomas D. Johnson, EI\nUVM Men's Track and Field 1995-1999\nCo-Captain 1999\nChris Jasparro, Ph.D.\nI am writing (yet again to many of you) to reaffirm my support for the reinstatement of Men's Track and Field at UVM, to ask the administration to seek the necessary funding to maintain the team and to express my support for the requests brought to senior administration members on 17 December by alumni representatives. Furthermore, I would like to remind the members of the administration of the steadily mounting evidence being presented to you which demonstrates how the student-athletes, coaches, and alumni of the men's and women's track and field teams are representative of the best UVM has to offer. I hope the distinguished members of the administration will reconsider their decision and display the courage and wisdom UVM students, staff, faculty, and alumni expect from their leaders.\n(UVM Track and Field '89)",
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        "raw_content": "When The Veil Falls :: Starling City :: Cascade Heights Share |\nSubject: In Poor Taste (SCPD) Fri Apr 03, 2015 2:54 pm\nApril 3rd, 2015 - 10:23 AM\n3485 Maple Grove Avenue\nDerek yawned as he stepped out of his car, looking up to the house with an expression somewhere between bored and annoyed. There were plenty of reasons he had never liked coming up to Cascade Heights, whether it was during his days as a beat cop or in Homicide... and most of those had to do with the press van that had already beaten him to the scene. Thankfully the unis had stopped them from blocking him from getting there, but still...\n\"Detective Maddox! Detective Maddox!\"\nKiera Sarkeesian, Local Four news - he didn't even need to let her finish her sentence. Letting out a heavy sigh, he pulled a toothpick from his pocket and put it in his mouth, turning to look back at her. She knew his name pretty well... after all, she was the sort to chase murder stories, and he'd spent an awfully long time in Homicide not to be on a name basis with the vultures. Plus, as one had explained to him once upon a time, he was good television. A tall, generally earnest Marine turned cop, with his laconic delivery and old school tan coat. He looked like a detective was supposed to. Wasn't totally intentional, but... well he'd always liked cop shows. Especially Miami Vice, though Crockett was a little colorful for him and white suits only worked in Miami. \"Christ, lady, you want to actually let me inspect the scene before you go peppering me with questions?\"\n\"I'm just looking for a statement on-\"\n\"I haven't been INSIDE yet.\" Derek interrupted, spreading his hands out plaintively, his tone exasperated and more than a little amused. \"Maybe you'll find out what we know when we, you know, actually know something.\" She tried to ask something else, but he moved his hands up, covering his ears as he turned on his heel and walked toward the house, casually ducking under the POLICE LINE tape as he went.\nThe house wasn't quite a mansion, though given the size and the neighborhood, plus the near-perfect landscaping job, he had to imagine it was an easy seven figures. Probably five bedrooms, at least four baths, two car garage, huge plate glass windows all over. There were a few sculptures in the front, framing the driveway and the path to the front door. Sort of tasteful, he supposed, if you were into that sort of thing. He'd certainly seen more garish homes in this neighborhood.\nHe strode up the driveway and hopped up the steps to the front door, tipping an imaginary hat to the uniform on guard, who grinned a bit in reply. The entryway inside was similarly tasteful, if one excluded the fountain in the main room. It was a depiction of an old Greek myth about Zeus turning into a swan, if he wasn't mistaken... Hell... What was that lady's name? He started at it for a moment before shaking his head a bit and giving up, then following the trail of CSI tags and equipment into the living room, where...\n\"Well. Shit.\" he muttered, tilting his head slightly as he looked at the spectacle. The dead man was in the center of the room. Which wasn't that unusual. He was naked, in his late thirties or early forties and in the sort of shape that went with a fitness obsession and probably a hell of a lot of kale. What was more unusual, and also explained the reason Derek was back on homicide detail from his Supernatural post, was that he was standing up.\nHe was also frozen solid. Fog rolled slowly off him, and the jagged ice formation at his feet. He'd been posed before he was frozen - looked like Michelangelo's David in a way. Derek glanced around the room, noting a few other small (and real) sculptures, before he looked back to the new centerpiece.\n\"Boy. Do I ever love a killer with a sense of irony.\" he deadpanned, lips twisting in a wince.\nSubject: Re: In Poor Taste (SCPD) Fri Apr 03, 2015 6:19 pm\n\"Rem, what do you think?\"\nAmelia Remington had only arrived a few moments ago. She had been called out for the fact that this was not only a supernatural crime but also because they needed her abilities. Remington was very good at what she did because of those abilities. She could see things that most people couldn't. Crimes were solved much more easily when she was involved.\nAfter the whole fiasco with Wesley at the hospital the other day, Remy had taken to focusing on her job even more so. She had not been taking his calls. She knew eventually when he had time he would probably stop over but for now she just needed her space. To cool off, and to just try to figure out what it had all been about.\n\"I'm not sure yet.\" she told the CSI who had been flagging some of the things that were easily gotten by the layman. Remy's hair was tied back tightly, she usually did that before she stepped into a crime scene she couldn't be flagging her own hair. Remy slipped on a pair of gloves while she looked at the statue and stepped closer to it. The man had been knocked out before he was carefully placed in a certain way. Then he was frozen over. He had died from sufforcation. But, incapable of moving if you didn't look close enough you could miss the telltale signs.\n\"He was frozen alive.\" she said firmly, there was a Detective on the way, she would have to repeat herself anyway but it helped her to talk and think outloud sometimes when she was figuring things out. She wore a simple pair of black slacks and a cobalt blue blouse tucked in. Remy was one of those people that always did her best to look put together. She wore fine clothes mostly out of necessity. It had to be good quality. Something that wouldn't chafe against her skin.\nShe heard someone approaching but she wasn't paying as much attention as she usually did since she was actually using her eyes mostly at the moment. Remy heard the comment though and blinked returning her abilities to an even state. She looked over at the man that entered and she grinned. She had heard of and worked along side Derick a few times. it was good to see someone she knew here.\n\"Maddox.\" she said with a bit of a grin. \"Good to see you. I just got here a few moments ago. But so far, I can tell you the man was still alive before he was frozen. He died encased in ice.\" she told him as her eyes took in the other statues. She looked closely again. There it was again, the pattern of waves right over the nose. Showing that warmth was pulled against it several times before it eventually stopped. \"These all were too. I think he was knocked out before he was frozen.\" she said turning to the Detective.\n\"Who called this in?\" she asked curiously as she knelt down and reached into her pack that sat close by getting out apair of tweezers and a small evidence bag and put a piece of hair into it.\nHe glanced over Amelia's way when she said his name, flashing a brief smile. \"Rem. Same.\" He took a breath - it was actually pleasant in here for a crime scene... usually they got there a lot longer after the man had been killed, and they were generally not refrigerated to cut down on the horrifying smell of rotting human flesh. So, as far as crime scenes went, this was actually pretty good.\n\"I hope that's the case. Because to keep him in this pose, he probably would have had to be frozen gradually. So he could be posed before each step. If he was awake...\" He shook his head slightly at that. Not a good way to go. At least, he had to imagine. Freezing overall, maybe you just drifted off. But having limbs frozen solid, that had to hurt like hell. So while the crime scene might have been nice and clean. He didn't know about the death.\nHe took another breath, closing his eyes, and held it for a few seconds. When he opened them there was a faint blue glow behind the irises, and at least for him, the room had changed drastically. Superficially, it was the same - the same dimensions anyway, there was still furniture... but the entire room was clad in solid marble. It was elegant, beautiful, but completely cold and devoid of warmth. Everything was like the sculptures. Perfectly in its place, like an exhibit more than a home. Frost encrusted the floor entirely... whatever power had been here had saturated this place. He saw it like a glittering cloud, wrapped most tightly over the man himself, but it trailed into the kitchen, into the bathroom. He turned slowly, trying not to overload his Sight, then let the breath he'd been holding out and closed his eyes.\nWhen he opened them again, they were back to normal. \"Dammit...\" he muttered, rubbing at his temples. He tried to limit his use of Sight to the time he could hold his breath, since time tended to flow... differently when he was using it. Sometimes the breath seemed to last hours, other times it was only a few seconds. He didn't understand it well, in truth. But it was helpful, even if it did contribute to a painful headache problem.\n\"Definitely magic. Not liquid nitrogen. I was kind of hoping.\" he said, speaking up again finally before he turned from the body, beginning to step carefully around the room to avoid the evidence tags that were set up. \"Dispatch said it was the maid. She's back at the station, apparently she refused to come back into this building. And the unis, smartly, weren't about to let the vultures pick at her. I'll have a talk with her myself when I get back.\" He went quiet again at that point, walking a circle around the room once and then started toward the kitchen. He moved with a very slow, deliberate step, his footfalls as soft and silent on the tile as they were on the rug. They weren't particularly straight... he almost meandered, taking his time until he was into the kitchen, pulling a set of latex gloves on from his pocket as he did.\n\"Killer spent some time here.\" he said finally. \"Find any ID on the vic? He the owner of the place?\"\nSubject: Re: In Poor Taste (SCPD) Sat Apr 11, 2015 6:04 am\nMaddox spaced out.\nRemy figured that he was using his abilities. She wasn't sure exactly what it did but she knew that he had something going on for him. But then most of the people she worked with had no idea what she did either. Her own abilities were something that weren't easily explained. She had learned a lot of how to control it over time since it had awakened. However, it was still overwhelming at times.\nMaddox confirmed what she had been speculating. It was magic. She nodded in affirmation.\nApparently, the maid had called it in. She was back at the station answering questions and the like. Amelia's eyes cast around the room an looked at all the different statues. There were several. Some of them had once been alive as well she could tell with her sharp vision.\n\"It's strange, you would think if the killer was to create a menagerie that he would do it in his own home and not in someone elses.\" she said softly musing more to herself than anyone else but she knew that Maddox was close enough that he would hear her. She wondered if she could unfreeze him somehow. But, with magic .. she wasn't sure that he would thaw in the conventional way.\nAmelia tried to gather information through the ice.\n\"He knew the killer, I think. There is no extra skin underneath the fingernails. He was also cleaned before frozen. Looks like he had probably stepped out of the shower and then the attack began.\" she chewed on her lower lip, a habit she had formed in her childhood when she was deep in thought. She knelt down in front of his package. She could almost hear the nasty jokes going through the minds of the men in the room but she wasn't worried about any of them.\n\"It's hard to tell if he had sex before the shower.\" she said. \"Not without him being thawed. So we do not know yet if it's male or female.\" she said standing up and heading into the bathroom to see if she could find any signs of the house guest that had obviously been here for a while.\n\"Do we have anyone that can thaw him?\" she asked from the bathroom as she was careful not to touch anything but took everything she could in. She swabbed the drain in the shower and pulled out a hair putting it into the evidence bag.\nSubject: Re: In Poor Taste (SCPD) Tue Apr 14, 2015 5:42 pm\nDerek stopped by the kitchen sink, tilting his head a bit as he looked at it, then carefully moving a couple other things, opening a cupboard here and there, the dishwasher, always carefully putting it back as it had been. CSI should already have photographed everything at least.\n\"So sure it was a guy that did it?\" he asked, still looking around. His tone was light, inquiring, not giving any hint as to his own leaning - though he was certainly questioning her assertion. \"And that's sort of what I meant by irony. Look at the pictures.\" He pointed toward the wall. There were only a few, it seemed the man had been single, but the photos showed him with a series of different people, none repeated. Parents probably, family - there were two that had taken place at the house though, and there were always marble statues in the background.\n\"Guy liked statues. Someone turned him into one. So, either he got somehow well known for this, or the killer was someone who knew him and his predilication, thought this treatment might be particularly piquant.\" He laughed grimly at her comment.\n\"Magic defroster? Not in my rolodex. Chances are we'll have to leave the guy on one of Riona's tables and be patient, but if there aren't any defensive wounds, I suppose we're not going to get much.\" He walked over to the bathroom, leaning on the doorframe and looking in at her.\n\"Are you noticing how fucking spotless this place is? I mean, I know the guy has a maid, but look at it all. The arrangement of the furniture, the stuff in here, the kitchen - the fucking spice rack looks like it came out of Martha Stewart's house. The whole place is a monument to OCD, and that's without the maid having touched it today. There's not even a single dish in the dishwasher. I bet if we get a ruler, all the original sculptures are spaced exactly the same around the room to the inch. Dollars to donuts, we find the stuff that's just a little out of place, we find what the killer touched.\"\nSubject: Re: In Poor Taste (SCPD)",
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        "raw_content": "How to Make the Transition From Just Friends to Dating\u2014an Expert Weighs In\nIt's no secret that is easy. In fact, some might argue that it's the simplest part of a relationship. The , compatibility, and trust are what tend to be more difficult to manage, especially if the one you've fallen for happens to already be a close friend.\n\"Catching feelings for your BFF happens. The happily ever after party? That happens mostly in rom-coms,\" Darcy Sterling, Tinder's dating and relationship trends expert says, point blank. It's not impossible to transition from just friends to dating, however, Sterling recommends you do your due diligence before professing any feelings and risking the special friendship you already have. \"It's important to realize that the minute you put your feelings out there, you cross the Rubicon,\" she says.\nIf you've already done some serious soul searching and decide that it's worth it to pursue a , Darcy points out that communication will be the key to the potentially awkward transitional period. Curious to learn exactly how Darcy would approach getting out of the friend zone? Ahead, she explains how to know the relationship is worth chasing after and how to move on once you've put your feelings out there\u2014for better or for worse.\nAsk yourself the real questions.\nDarcy's first piece of advice for making a friendship something more is to think long and hard about the decision (something you've likely already spent a good amount of time doing). To help you make your daydreams a bit more productive, she poses a few enlightening questions to ask yourself in order to figure out if the risk is worth the reward (or potential heartbreak).\nFirst, there are the basic, logistical questions to consider. Are you both single and of the same sexual orientation? Are you both looking for the same kind of relationship status? According to Darcy, if the answer to either of these questions is no, she doesn't think it's worth the risk. \"Interesting are hard enough to maintain when people are compatible,\" she points out.\nIf you are both single, of the same sexual orientation, and looking for the same kind of relationship (serious, open, or otherwise), Darcy suggests asking yourself a few deeper questions. Think to yourself: How likely are they to have feelings for me? What's the cost of keeping your feelings to yourself? Can you truly continue being friends if they don't feel the same way?\nLook for signs of flirting.\nWhen it comes to getting an idea of whether or not your friend may also be interested in taking things to the next level, there are a few indicators you can look for. \"We humans aren't great at hiding our feelings,\" Darcy says. \"We flirt. We touch. We compliment each other,\" she continues. Keep an eye out for signs of like a light touch on the arm, holding eye contact, or leaning in during conversation. \"If your BFF is sending any of this your way, there's a good chance they feel the same way,\" the dating expert explains.\nFind a playful way to broach the subject.\nOnce you've decided that professing your feelings is the right move for you, it's time to find the perfect way to do so. Darcy suggests finding a lighthearted way to start the conversation like playing 20 questions. \"Make sure one of the questions you ask is, 'Have you ever had feelings for a close friend?'\" she explains. \"If the answer is yes, you can ask increasingly more pointed questions like, 'What would your advice be to someone who had feelings for a close friend?'\u201d It's a fun, flirty, and playful way to gauge their feelings as you prepare to reveal your own.\nWhen making the transition from friends to dating, being open and honest is paramount. \"Direct communication is the key to any relationship,\" according to Darcy, \"but transitioning from a best friendship to a romantic relationship is a minefield.\" The best way to navigate this uncharted territory is to be direct from the start. That means clarifying what type of relationship you're going to have. Is this a friends with benefits situation or are you looking for a long-term relationship? Darcy explains that it's important to answer these questions from the beginning so you can both move forward mindfully.\nAs with most things worth fighting for, there's always the possibility of getting hurt. If your feelings aren't reciprocated, Darcy recommends using a bit of humor to address the situation and move forward. She suggests saying something along the lines of this: \"As prepared as I thought I was for this possibility, I didn't work out a script for what to say at this point, so would you help me recover from this awkwardness?\"\nOnce tensions are lightened, you can explain that you're committed to the friendship and that you're open to hearing how they feel about what you've told them. 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        "raw_content": "@alala\nNot too long ago, I thought that was just about sitting in quiet and not doing anything until your mind cleared\u2014and while some of that is true, it\u2019s not exactly correct (I\u2019m usually not very good at sitting still, so it took me ages to even think of trying it). But if you take a class for transcendental meditation for beginners, in particular, you\u2019ll see that repeating over and over while not moving your lips is not in fact \"doing nothing.\" And when I come to think of it, it doesn\u2019t make sense for a to be so uninvolved, especially when some of the most successful entrepreneurs (like Bridgewater\u2019s Ray Dalio) insist they owe their success to TM.\nIn case you haven\u2019t noticed, transcendental meditation is having quite a moment and it\u2019s because it\u2019s a proven stress-reducer\u2014 explain its benefits\u2014and research shows that as those who\u2019ve practiced for ages (what a perk). While someone practicing TM repeats their mantra, they let thoughts come and go and don\u2019t force them away, and as a part of the process, they are conditioning themselves to not have reactions. (Do you see how this relates to anxiety?). Now, in order to get into the actual nitty-gritty of this form of meditation, you\u2019ll have to sign up for a lifetime membership with TM and learn from an instructor\u2014members are required to sign something saying they won\u2019t divulge what their teacher tells them (we know this might sound complicated, but it\u2019s to protect the practice and ensure that people are being properly taught).\nTo learn a little bit more about transcendental meditation for beginners, we tapped , a spiritual advisor, senior meditation teacher at in Los Angeles, and author of to fill us in on everything we\u2019ve always wanted to know about mantra and TM.\nBhardwaj is a seventh-generation teacher and says that in his lineage specifically, mantra is given in a sacred one-on-one process and is divided into a few steps. The first step is to receive a Beeja mantra (\u201cBeeja\u201d means \u201cseed\u201d). \u201cThis first mantra plants the seeds of ripening your awareness, warming up your energy, and calming the anxiety of mind,\u201d says Bhardwaj. This is almost like a starter mantra\u2014if your teacher thinks you have progressed, then you can move on to receive the next mantra (what he calls \u201cthe real deal\u201d). \u201cIt\u2019s prepared based on your intentions, strengths, weaknesses, and spiritual and material aspirations,\u201d he says. This somewhat lengthy process often requires the teacher to get higher approval and involves dedication on both ends.\nHOW DO YOU FOCUS ON IT?\nIt\u2019s all about breathing. You want to gently inhale and then exhale the breath, says Bhardwaj. Next, start consciously repeating the mantra in silence without moving your lips. \u201cThe key is to repeat the mantra with complete awareness and do it in relaxation,\u201d he says. \u201cDo not rush through it.\u201d You can also just try focusing on the breath itself.\nWhy is it kept private?\n\u201cMantra is your key to the soul\u2014it\u2019s like a love letter that you share with the cosmic universe,\u201d says Bhardwaj. \u201cYou don\u2019t just want to share it casually with others.\u201d Other than the fact that it\u2019s personal, you would also be sharing a part of your teacher that\u2019s not yours to give (in Bhardwaj\u2019s lineage, the teacher gives the student some of their energy when they bestow a mantra upon them). If it makes it easier to understand, think of it as telling a secret that\u2019s not yours to tell.\nMantra means \u201cinstrument of the mind.\u201d \u201cJust like any instrument, mantra\u2019s task is to put your mind on the right frequency,\u201d says Bhardwaj. \u201cMantra calms the anxiety, relaxes the mind, and gets you in touch with your awareness in the most effortless way.\u201d By the way, other mantras exist specifically for things like healing or bolstering your creative energy.\nWhat do you think about transcendental meditation for beginners? Do you practice meditation? 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        "raw_content": "In the past it was believed that Evolution and Religion simply couldn\u2019t co-exist as concepts. After all, evolution claims that all life on Earth descends from life. However, religion believes that life was put on this earth, particularly the human race, as a result of a higher power, a God so to speak. Despite their differences however, many people are claiming that the two can co-exist, although some sacrifices would need to be made. Let\u2019s take a little look at some of these reasons.\nDarwin\u2019s Theory Makes Absolutely no Mention of a God\nEvolution is generally accepted as a scientific fact nowadays, after all, there is so much evidence out there. Darwin was generally assumed to go against the church, and other religions out the world. However, if you read his theory properly you will notice that he makes absolutely no claim that there isn\u2019t a god, he merely stated we all evolved from a common source. Consider this for a moment, perhaps evolution could be a tool of god? This is what many scientists believe who are deeply religious, but who understand the theory of evolution. You just need to shape the way you think in order to fit with changing sciences. Remember, religion evolved from what the beliefs were at the time.\nThe Bible isn\u2019t meant to be taken literally\nMany scientific researchers, again who are religious, claim that the bible isn\u2019t actually meant to be taken literally. Instead, it is simply a text which is designed to provide guidance in our lives. Yes, it has a deep meaning, but that doesn\u2019t mean things actually happened. One scientist (Again religious) has gone to show that there is a lot of inconsistencies in the bible.\nEvolution Answers \u2018How\u2019, but Religion Asks \u2018Why\u2019\nI am pretty sure that this ties in with the first point. Evolution has a whole, a scientific fact helps to answer why we got to the point that we are at the moment i.e. we evolved. However, no science out there can actually prove why this happened. Again, I will mention the point of \u2018tool of god\u2019. Many scientists are actually beginning to realise that not everything in the world can be predicted, and thus people can still believe in religion whilst accepting the idea of evolution as a fact.\nEvolution vs Creation Debate Evolution is New, Religion Exists in the Past\nPerhaps a point that is slightly more controversial than any of the others. However, you need to remember that Evolution has only recently shown to be true whereas religion is thousands of years old. Religion is sadly unable to adapt to changing times, back then it was regarded as a way to explain the world, however scientific advances has provided answers. Those that believe in religion are adapting to scientific advances, and thus religion is adapting with the times. Although there is still a fair percentage out there who have yet to adapt their religion.\nIntelligent Design at Play\nHumans are intelligent species right? Somebody of course had to put this intelligent design into place. Whilst there is no disputing evolution, there must be a reason why humans are more intelligent than any other species on the planet. Perhaps religion can help to explain this?\n5 responses to Evolution vs Religion \u2013 5 Reasons Why They Can Coexist\nComment on The Bible vs Evolution\nComment on Science, Religion and the Origin of Life\nScience, Religion and the Origin of Life\nYou\u2019ve made some very valid points that help bridge the gap between science and its former enemy, religion. It will be difficult to convince both staunchly religious people who are firm in creationism as well as scientists who doggedly believe science and religious explanations can never logically correspond.\nHopefully pieces like this will help in creating cohesion between these two views of the origin of life which could lead to a universally accepted explanation for it.\nComment on Origin of Human Life\nOrigin of Human Life\nYou provide some excellent points for how these two explanations of the origin of human life could be cohesive.\nAlthough there are still many scientists and staunchly religious people who will not accept these valid points because of their blind faith in their respective ideologies.\nHopefully more articles like these will surface and change the mindsets of these people and eventually lead to a unified, universal explanation of human origin.\nTh3 ViscountX\nComment on Intelligent Argument\nIntelligent Argument\nI\u2019m a current student studying Darwin and discussing the relationship between religion and evolution in class. I\u2019ve been looking all over the internet for material to use in debates and essays. Most of the articles that come up tend to be from the extreme creationists, which provide little to no intelligent argument for creationism. So thank you for providing interesting views with a moderate tone.\nComment on Common ground\nI would go further and say that intelligent design and evolution can be merged. Each can help explain the other in terms of origin and the process by which we arrive at the complexity of life and the universe, both macro and micro. The bible is filled with many differing types of literary styles. For example, within the Old Testament alone there are poetic books, songs, wisdom writings, historical accounts, prophetic writings, as well as Laws and codes. It is easy to comprehend how the creation story as told in Genisis was inspired by God to help primitive humanity understand there was a creator and his purpose for creation as well as our own purpose as human beings created in his image. In other words, I beleive it is entirely plausible that God inspired a story of creation using figurative language with very literal meaning for humanity. Of course, this would not prove there is a God anymore than it disproves the notion but it does allow naturalists and believers common ground from which to coexists in harmony.\nLeave a reply to Evolution vs Religion \u2013 5 Reasons Why They Can Coexist",
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One of the biggest\u2026\nWE WILL WRITE A CUSTOM ESSAY SAMPLE ON Cinema ESSAY EXAMPLES SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU\nFame in Cinema and Television\nThe \u201cstar phenomenon\u201d began in theatrical advertising of certain actors\u2019 names in the 1820s. It was not immediately transferred to Hollywood, nor to the many other film industries developing in parallel across the glove. Hollywood studios at first, from about 1909 to 1914, ignored \u201cstars\u201d \u2013 actors in whose offscreen lifestyle and personalities audiences demonstrated\u2026\nInsurgency and Counterinsurgency in Cinema\nBoth the films Braveheart and V for Vendetta explore the issues of insurgent and counterinsurgent behavior but do so in slightly differing terms. As an important note, we have to take into consideration that the time periods in which both films are set cannot be even more different. 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        "raw_content": "Kevin Spacey is being sued for sexual battery after allegedly 'asking masseur to grope him'\nOne of the most notable allegations to arise following 'the Weinstein Effect' last year was those levelled at Kevin Spacey, first by actor Anthony Rapp, then numerous others. Rapp alleged that Spacey had made advances on him when he was just 14 years old - a claim that the actor claimed to not remember.\nIn a statement, Spacey later diverted attention from the potential crime to his sexuality. \"I honestly do not remember the encounter, it would have been over 30 years ago,\" he wrote, before coming out to the public as a gay man:\n\"But if I did behave then as he describes, I owe him the sincerest apology for what would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior, and I am sorry for the feelings he describes having carried with him all these years.\n\"This story has encouraged me to address other things about my life. I know that there are stories out there about me and that some have been fueled by the fact that I have been so protective of my privacy. As those closest to me know, in my life I have had relationships with both men and women.\n\"I have loved and had romantic encounters with men throughout my life, and I choose now to live as a gay man. I want to deal with this honestly and openly and that starts with examining my own behavior.\"\nIn the following months, more people came forward with acusations against the actor - leading to Spacey eventually being replaced by Christopher Plummer for All the Money in the World, and Netflix firing him from House of Cards. Now, it seems that another person has come forward to accuse Spacey of sexual misconduct.\nAccording to legal documents obtained by TMZ, Spacey allegedly sexually harassed a masseur in October 2016. This man was called to Spacey's home in Malibu by a third party, where he was led into a room to set his table for his work.\nThe anonymous man, reportedly filed as John Doe, said that Spacey told him that he was having pain on his \"groin area\". He then allegedly grabbed John Doe's hand and pulled it to his crotch, before trying to kiss him.\nSpacey was pushed away, but the actor soon blocked the door with his naked body and told him \"you have such beautiful eyes\". He then went on to grab Doe's genitals, before seemingly saying something about performing oral sex.\nEventually, the masseur managed to leave the house with all his equipment - and is now suing the actor for sexual battery, assault, and false imprisonment.\nThe lawsuit, which was filed at Los Angeles Superior court alleges:\n\"Spacey\u2019s conduct was extreme and outrageous. Spacey acted with reckless disregard for plaintiff\u2019s rights and feelings, and with deliberate indifference to the certainty that plaintiff would suffer emotional distress.\n\"As a direct and proximate result of Spacey\u2019s actions, plaintiff has suffered and continues to suffer severe mental anguish, emotional pain and distress, fear, humiliation, grief, embarrassment, nervousness, worry, anger, frustration, helplessness, nervousness , sadness, stress, mental and emotional distress, and anxiety.\"\nSpacey is currently under investigation in California, with six sexual assault investigations in process in England.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb News \u00bb Grant helps fund new hive of activity\nGrant helps fund new hive of activity\nHoneybees and beekeepers are to benefit thanks to a grant awarded by the Cotswolds Conservation Board to the Evesham Beekeeping Association to establish a new branch apiary at Pershore College.\nThe \u00a31,500 grant, awarded by the Board\u2019s Sustainable Development Fund, will go towards the purchase of six new hives and provision of training for new and existing beekeepers. New beekeepers will be trained in the best practices of beekeeping, while a number of new projects will be set up for existing beekeepers, including Queen rearing to propagate for health and disease resistant strains of bees appropriate to local conditions, plus special disease recognition and treatment courses, overseen by Defra registered bee inspectors.\nIn support of the project is Pershore College, who is buying new hives and providing land, classroom and storage facilities for the new apiary. The project is also supported by Wychavon District Council, along with members of the Evesham Beekeeping Association who are donating bees and helping to prepare the site.\nChairman of the Evesham Beekeepers Association, Henry Dickinson, believes that the new apiary will offer a number of benefits including new and better skilled members plus healthier bees. He said: \u201cBeekeeping is enormously popular at the moment and many local courses are often over-subscribed. We are very keen to encourage more people to take up beekeeping and enjoy the benefits, and we are therefore delighted to have been awarded this grant which will not only help to up-skill and develop our members, but ultimately it will enable us to develop new colonies of healthier honeybees.\u201d\nThe Sustainable Development Fund is administered by the Cotswolds Conservation Board and supports projects that bring environmental, social and economic benefits to the Cotswolds AONB.\nThe Evesham Beekeeping Society is affiliated with the British Beekeepers Association and has 83 members, 8 of whom are under 18.\nThe Evesham Beekeeping Society covers an area from Mickleton/Broadway in the east to Eckington/Bredon in the west of the Cotswolds AONB.",
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        "raw_content": "What Can You Benefit through Air Conditioning Services? If you are one who uses an air conditioning unit, you might value it very much, as you can reap a lot of comfort and many health benefits from it. If you know about these units, however, you might know that they are not made to last forever, and like all other devices, you must make sure to take care of your units, to ensure that they are well-maintained and that they do not have small problems lurking in them \u2013 doing so will ensure you that your units last longer. One will be glad to know, then, that he or she can hire the services of professionals who are well-equipped and skilled in everything that there is to know when it comes to taking care of an air conditioning unit. One who is able to find the best air conditioning services, then, will certainly be able to enjoy a lot of wonderful benefits. When one hires the services of professionals who specialize in taking care of air conditioners, he or she will be able to benefit, first of all, because taking this step promises a lot of savings when it comes to money. One might know that an air conditioner might have a lot of problems which, when ignored, can grow bigger and bigger until they appear, in the future, as problems which are very expensive and very difficult to fix. The good news is that these small problems can easily be spotted and fixed by a skillful repair person, saving people a lot of money in the long run. Finding the best air conditioning services is also something that will be of benefit to you because when you do, you can be sure that you can lengthen the lifespan of your unit. One might know that any kind of device or machine has a certain lifespan, but if it is not maintained and cared for in the proper way, this lifespan can be shortened. On the other hand, when a machine is maintained properly and carefully, it can actually last much longer than its lifespan.\nLast but not least, people can benefit through hiring air conditioning services because when they do so, they can be sure that quick and efficient work will be accomplished. One will be happy to know this, especially if he or she lives in an area which is very warm, and an air conditioning unit is necessary for comfort during hot nights or during the daytime when concentration can be increased by comfort.\nOne who is able to find the best air conditioning services, then, will certainly be able to gain advantages and benefits which are certainly wonderful and worthwhile.",
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        "raw_content": "Additional Study and Preparation Resources:\nIn addition to the suggested resources listed at the end of the CWcHP Subject Study Guide, the following resources may be helpful in your preparation for the National Certification Examination for Workers\u2019 Compensation Healthcare Providers: An Evidence-Based Approach:\nBureau of Labor Statistics \u2013 the principal Federal agency responsible for measuring labor market activity, working conditions, and price changes in the economy.\nCIRRIE \u2013 The University at Buffalo Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange. This organization hosts the free Database of International Rehabilitation Research which currently contains over 125,000 citations of international rehabilitation research published between 1990 and the present.\nNational Commission\u2019s 19 Essential Recommendations\u2013 The 19 Essential Recommendations of the National Commission on State Workmen\u2019s Compensation Laws.\nThe National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health (NIOSH) \u2013 The Federal agency responsible for conducting research and making recommendations for the prevention of work-related injury and illness.\nworkerscompensation.com \u2013 This website provides extensive information broken down by each state regarding all relevant workers\u2019 compensation rules, statutes, forms, contacts and information for employees, employers, insurance providers and medical care providers.\nWorkers\u2019 Compensation By State \u2013 This is a great overview of Workers\u2019 Compensation legal issues, Medicare and PPD benefits/attributes both in general and by state, compiled by Michigan State University.\nWorkers\u2019 Compensation Research Institute \u2013 This idependent, not-for-profit research organization provides an extensive database of workers\u2019 compensation research and information regarding public policy issues.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Uncategories \u00bb The \"Casablanca\" Secret\nBy Unknown Wednesday, August 31, 2011\nGood writing is often designed around a character who has a distorted vision of himself or of the world. During the story, he is placed under sufficient pressure to force an epiphany, a moment of clarity in which, he sees the world as it is, not as he wished it to be.\nA classic example is \"Casablanca,\" where Bogart's immortal Rick has managed to create an insular world in which he can pretend to be utterly detached and uninvolved. He supposedly has no political beliefs, and no real human connections. But the reappearance of Ilsa forces a cascade of events that cause Rick to reexamine his attitudes about love, fate, patriotism, courage, fidelity, friendship, and life itself.\nRick begins as a damaged, closed off character, carrying wounds to his heart and ego. What he WANTS is to be left alone to his self-pity. What he NEEDS is to be re-awakened to a life of purpose. The writers, wisely, give Rick what he needs, not what he wants, and in that manner a classic was born.\nIn Lifewriting we trust that the quality of a writer's skill will be heightened by his evolution as a human being-in other words, his ability to write people will be based on his capacity for honest observation of himself and others. His ability to turn a plot creatively will be based on his understanding of the world as it is-not as we often fantasize it to be. This ability to create moments of suspense, revelation, humor and horror often triggers an \"ah! Life is just like that!\" response from the audience, a recognition of universal humanity that can transcend culture and time.\nThe easiest way to learn this is to look at our own lives. None of us make it through our years without wounds, damage, pain. Just as physical scar tissue shortens muscles and limits mobility, emotional scar tissue creates \"armoring\" around our hearts. It also begins to warp our reality, as we create justifications for why THIS relationship self-destructed, or THAT job crashed and burned...once again. It's never our fault, of course. The opposite, and even more damaging reaction is to take not just responsibility for our failures, but massive guilt as well. Our lives don't work (so the reasoning goes) because we are bad, terrible, horrible people undeserving of healthy bodies or relationships or careers.\nEither attitude clouds our vision, makes it difficult to see the world as it is. Those clouded inner eyes and warped \"reality maps\" make it very difficult to navigate a path to our chosen goals. Again and again we will bark our shins on invisible rocks, crashing into invisible walls, almost as if life is trying to teach us, to educate us, to enlighten us as to the realities of existence.\nWhat we WANT is the comforting womb of our illusions. What we NEED is to be born into the world as it actually is.\nOften, we are dragged kicking and screaming into clarity, forced ultimately to accept the ways we've been wrong. \"Too soon old, too late smart\" is one rather fatalistic way of speaking of this process. Too often, we must be old before we grasp that WE are the ones who sabotaged our dreams of success. We are the ones who refused to exercise and eat reasonably-that our bodies are more the result of our behaviors than our genetics. We are the ones who broke communication in our relationships, who lied and withheld and blamed, and thought that \"the other person\" was responsible for our misery. We are the ones who refused to grow up, to stop blaming our parents, or society, or racism, ageism, sexism or any other \"ism\" for our lack of happiness.\nToo late, we are battered by one failure or disappointment after another, until the ego walls we created to protect our self-image are shattered, and we're forced into contact with our true selves. The moment of death is supposed to be absolutely first rate at creating such clarity, a realization of our true values, and regret at the way we sold out our true potential.\nBut there are events that create clarity. The birth of a first child. A near-death experience. Accomplishing some worthy and transforming goal. The first deep and true moment of love or friendship. Transformation. In such moments, we see ourselves for the magnificent, wounded, earthy, spiritual beings that we are. We forgive ourselves, and our families, and the world around us, knowing that we have no right to expect more perfection from others than we ourselves possess. And as the saying goes, \"all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.\" No perfect people in this world. Accept it. And move on.\nStories that deal with these core stressors--life, death, birth, transformation, love-are always, and have always been the most popular stories in human history. Under this stress, your character, robbed of their self-justifying lies, must speak the truth. Under these stressors, they are revealed in their magnificence...or sometimes (especially if they refuse to acknowledge reality) revealed in their venality, cowardice, and dishonesty.\nThis is one of the functions of story. The writer must create story pressures beyond the capacity of the characters to maintain their illusions. Then, and only then, can you reveal their true natures. To do this, just look at the times in your own life that you awakened, transformed, grew, went kicking and screaming into the next level of your life. Then create dramatic exaggerations or simplifications of these passages, and create characters to experience them. Let them be as human-as flawed and magnificent-as you yourself are. As we all are. Heighten their qualities for the sake of drama, to be sure, but always, always, at their core, let them be human, whatever it is that you believe human beings to be.\nLet them struggle. Let them learn. 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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Reflections on the Obama Presidency\nAmerica Has a Koch Problem \u2192\nSome Positive Aspects of Trumpageddon\nOur world is in turmoil as never before; civil wars, Islamic terrorism, global warming, Wall Street and world bankers\u2019 unregulated piracy threatening to collapse the global economy. What wise and visionary leader will come forth to usher our nation and the world into a new age so full of potential, and yet so fraught with danger? But what did we get? Trump \u2014 the sound of shit dropping into a bucket. That can\u2019t be right. I thought humans had an innate instinct for self-preservation. This is even worse than putting a gun to our heads and pulling the trigger, because we\u2019re still here (at least for now). If anyone had any lingering doubts that America is the stupidest country in history, we just made an obese, petulant, mentally unhinged child narcissist the most powerful man in the world. What could possibly go wrong? So far, just about everything. The first Muslim ban, the botched Yemen raid, the second Muslim ban, the epic failure of the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act; everything this orange clown touches turns to shit. He\u2019s the antithesis of King Midas. Many people are worried, and with good reason, about the effects the Trump presidency will have on the nation, not to mention all life on Earth. It\u2019s so easy to get so caught up in despair and cynicism that we miss the good things this colossal train wreck will bring. I hope to ease your minds with the many positive aspects of our present situation.\nThe week before the inauguration, sales of poster boards and paint markers (for making protest signs) increased by 30%. Every indication shows that while this orangutan\u2019s ass remains in power, there will be more and more protests. This will necessitate creating new jobs in those industries in order to keep up with consumer demand.\nAt least, Hillary isn\u2019t President!\nSo far, every policy this administration has put forth has ended with an unmitigated disaster. In nearly every case, this has been good for the country. So be of good cheer.\nNow that the Republicans control the House, the Senate, and the White House, they\u2019ll no longer have any excuse for sitting on their fat asses while not being able to get anything done. Again, this is good for the country, because whenever they do accomplish anything, it\u2019s usually bad for most Americans.\nAfter years of politically correct oppression by the left, we can all say \u201cMerry Christmas\u201d again. In fact, it will be mandatory.\nTrump is going to make America great again. Isn\u2019t that great?\nHis presidency will make us appreciate how great it was to have a real president, like Barack Obama, who actually knew what the hell he was doing.\nWe\u2019ll all be able to spend more time with our children, because they\u2019ll be working right alongside us down in the coal mines. I wonder, how long does it take a 10-year-old to develop black lung? But then, that can\u2019t happen with \u201cclean\u201d coal, can it?\nStop worrying about the environment; Trump is going to replace it with something really terrific. Now that he\u2019s exposed climate change as a hoax, we can get back to what we do best \u2014 tearing up the earth for fossil fuels. At the same time, we can finally put an end to that scourge of the Arctic, the polar bear (they eat people!). Nor do we have to worry about rising sea levels, because Noah is coming back with a really big-ass ark. And you know what they say \u2014 a rising sea level lifts all arks. Plus, if you always wanted a house on the water, your dream could come true in just a few years, even if you live in Kansas.\nSince we now have an admitted, unregistered sexual offender in the White House, it will legitimize sexual assault in the minds of many men. As a result, this will lead to an increase in women taking self-defense courses, which in turn will lead to positive \u201cimpacts\u201d in some hopefully very sensitive areas of the male anatomy. They all have it coming.\nAll crime will be a thing of the past, because he\u2019s going to bring back law and order, by God. Well, of course not for white people \u2014 I mean, c\u2019mon!\nNow that corporate taxes will be reduced from 35% to 15%, think of all the jobs they\u2019ll create! Well, there\u2019s always a first time.\nAlways remember, bullshit is the best fertilizer.\nNow that the Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare has died from a pre-existing condition (everybody hated it), 24 million Americans will still have health care (thanks, Tea Party Caucus for voting against it because it wasn\u2019t mean enough). It will also allow the Republicans to focus on other key issues, such as giving more tax cuts to the rich, and finding new female body parts to regulate.\nAt long last, Republicans can realize their dream of helping Americans to realize their full individual potential, by stopping the government from giving money and social services to people who really need it. You\u2019re on your own, folks.\nThis means that many Trump voters are about to get educated on what it feels like to be screwed with their pants on, and more education is always good. Also, Democrats are going to gain a lot of voters in the next election, presuming there is one.\nBecause facts will no longer matter, everyone will have the freedom to believe any cockamamie idea or conspiracy theory they find on the internet.\nEvangelists almost universally voted for this morally bankrupt obscenity that is now prowling around the White House, proving to everyone what shameless hypocrites they\u2019ve always been.\nThanks to Twitter, every American can always know exactly what their President is thinking at any time, especially around 3:00 a.m.\nEvery time the President of the Small Men\u2019s Penis Club says something, either on camera or on Twitter, we\u2019ll all get to feel just a little smarter.\nWe won\u2019t have to take any more shit from China, except for Trump\u2019s and Ivanka\u2019s clothing lines. Oh, and our smartphones. And all the cheap crap at Walmart.\nIf you live in America, and you\u2019re Muslim, Jewish, Asian, have black or brown skin, are an immigrant or refugee, or belong to the LGBTQ community, I have good news: Canada isn\u2019t far away. It\u2019s a friendly, inclusive country, where you\u2019ll have the best chance of achieving the American Dream.\nTrump\u2019s candidacy, which led to his becoming the most powerful man in the world, will be an inspiration to pathological liars, sexual predators, and psychopaths everywhere.\nEven if the worst happens, and the Mango Megalomaniac thrusts us all into a thermonuclear war that ends all life as we know it, well, it\u2019ll be over before we even know it.\nThe as-seen-on-TV President, as well as Americans as a whole, are bringing the gift of laughter to all the world, and laughter is good for everyone, isn\u2019t it? Note: they are not laughing with us.\nSo you see, we should always look on the bright side. 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        "raw_content": "The Hub Seeks: A Spearhead to Lead West Virginia to a Bright Future\nKent Spellman addresses a gathering of regional business and community leaders, June 2015.\nThe Hub is a special organization. And it will take a special person to lead it.\nRight now, West Virginia is at crucial moment in its history. A new future awaits, one driven by the citizens, entrepreneurs, students, big thinkers and hard workers of Appalachia and beyond.\nLeadership that we hope will have a profound impact on the state of West Virginia for decades to come.\nIt\u2019s a particularly exciting time to be transitioning from the leadership that has brought us so far, to the leadership that we hope will have a profound impact on the state of West Virginia for decades to come.\nKent Spellman was The Hub\u2019s founding Executive Director, and he has been an integral part of the community development scene here for many years. To say his upcoming retirement is well deserved would be a huge understatement!\nBut, replacing him will be a challenge, and so The Hub is casting the net far and wide to find just the right person. Local or interstate, public or private sector, an old hand or new to the game \u2013 we are keeping our eyes, and our minds, wide open to make sure we find that very special mix of qualities it will take to lead The Hub into the new era that awaits.\nIt\u2019s a role that will require the ability to, among other things:\nConvene and facilitate conversations with state and community leaders to identify challenges and opportunities, and ways to address those challenges and opportunities. Our deeply collaborative approach often requires a willingness to \u201cgive away\u201d successful programs and initiatives, and to give a way any credit for their success. A favorite mantra here at The Hub is \u201cA leader is best when people barely know he exists; when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves.\u201d\nWork in non-traditional ways and in a non-traditional organization. The Hub is young, dynamic and creative. We aim to be responsive and adaptable to meet the opportunities of the moment. Our new Executive Director will need to be someone who can put a firm and stable structure around this fluid and ever-changing environment. They will be able to provide mentorship among a non-traditional staff, grow the organization in innovative and rich ways, and foster an environment of collaboration and success.\nHave an unreasonable optimism about the state, its communities, and its people. The Hub is focused on positive action, on empowering locals to do what they can, and on celebrating innovative solutions to issues facing our cities, towns, and counties. This optimism runs through everything The Hub does, and we believe it\u2019s the key to helping West Virginians see a real and concrete path forward.\nThe Hub Board will begin reviewing applications in January.\nDoes this sound like you, or someone you know? Take a moment to read the full Executive Director Job Description, and then get in touch with us.\nA great opportunity awaits!\nExecutive Director, Associate Director Positions Available at Leading WV Nonprofits says:\n[\u2026] learn more about The Hub\u2019s Executive Director opportunity, dive in to the job description. If you think you, or someone you know, would be a good fit, we\u2019d love to hear from [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "Pope Francis Makes Historic Visit to Arabian Peninsula\nPope Francis has become the first pope in history to visit the Arabian Peninsula, the birthplace of Islam.\nFrancis opened his official visit Monday in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).\nTop UAE officials welcomed the leader of the world\u2019s 1.3 billion Roman Catholics at the presidential palace. The pope received a traditional military welcome that included a flyover by UAE military aircraft. The airplanes left smoke in yellow and white, the official colors of the Vatican flag.\nWelcoming the pope were Abu Dhabi\u2019s crown prince, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and the UAE\u2019s vice president and prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.\nIn a message, Pope Francis thanked the crown prince for the warm welcome and said the UAE people were in his thoughts and prayers.\nSheikh Mohammed presented the pope with a document from 1963, in which the then-ruler of Abu Dhabi donated land to build the first Catholic church in the Emirates.\nThe UAE is home to about 1 million Roman Catholics. Many of them are workers from the Catholic-majority Philippines.\nWind blows Pope Francis' cape during an official welcome ceremony at the Abu Dhabi Presidential Palace, United Arab Emirates, Monday, Feb. 4, 2019.\nOn social media, Sheikh Mohammed wrote about his meeting with the pope. He said they discussed increased cooperation in several areas. They also agreed to seek ways to \u201cachieve peace, stability and development\u201d for all people.\nPope Francis also attended a gathering of leaders from major world religions, including Christianity and Islam.\nThe pope told the meeting that religious leaders have a duty to reject war and seek to resolve conflict through negotiation. \u201cGod is with those who seek peace,\u201d he said in the speech at Abu Dhabi\u2019s Founder\u2019s Memorial.\nPope Francis warned that unless people of different religions come together to seek \u201cconcrete paths of peace,\u201d the future of humanity itself will be in danger.\nSpeaking in Italian, the pope noted conflicts in Yemen, Syria, Iraq and Libya. He called on the religious leaders to resist such \u201cfloods of violence.\u201d He said that, as representatives of the world\u2019s major religions, they have a \u201cduty to reject every nuance of approval from the word \u2018war.\u2019\u201d\nThe UAE is involved in the conflicts in Yemen, Syria and Libya.\nThe religious leaders also heard from Sheik Ashamed el-Tayeb, leader of Egypt's Al-Azhar, the 1,000-year-old seat of Sunni Islam. He called on Muslims in the Middle East to \u201cembrace\u201d and welcome local Christian communities.\n\u201cYou are part of this nation... You are not minorities,\u201d he said. The Islamic leader also called on Muslims in western nations to be involved in their communities and respect local laws.\nBryan Lynn wrote this story for VOA Learning English. His story was based on reports from the Associated Press, Reuters and Agence France-Presse and VOA News. George Grow was the editor.\nchurch \u2013 n.a Christian religious center\nstability \u2013 n.the quality of not being likely to change or move\nconcrete \u2013 adj.identifying something real or a group of things\nnuance \u2013 n.small difference in meaning, appearance or sound\nembrace \u2013 v.to accept new ideas, beliefs or methods",
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        "raw_content": "By Koji Steven | Wednesday, July 6, 2016 | No Comments\nMoe Hassan\u2019s 10th birthday was on July 4, 2016 and he knew he wanted a dog. He even had a name picked out already. The dog\u2019s name was going to be Goofy, which had always been his favorite Disney character.\nFor the entire month of June, Moe begged his dad to get him a dog.\n\u201cDad, can I have a dog?\u201d Moe would ask every time he saw him.\nAnd every time Mr. Hassan would say, \u201cNo.\u201d\nBut Moe wasn\u2019t the kind of boy that took no for an answer. So he kept asking.\nBy the time his birthday finally came, Moe hadn\u2019t been able to change his dad\u2019s mind. That\u2019s why when his dad came home from work with a handsome 75-pound mutt, he had to pinch himself to make sure he wasn\u2019t dreaming.\n\u201cHappy birthday,\u201d Mr. Hassan told Moe.\nMrs. Hassan asked him, \u201cWhat are you going to call him?\u201d\nMoe didn\u2019t have to think about it. \u201cGoofy.\u201d And the funny thing was that Goofy really did look like the cartoon Goofy!\n\u201cThat\u2019s a great name,\u201d Mr. Hassan said.\nAnd from that point on, Goofy was part of the Hassan family.\nGoofy and Moe quickly became best friends. Goofy went everywhere Moe went. They even slept in the same bed! His mom told him that he\u2019d get bit by fleas, but Moe didn\u2019t care. He couldn\u2019t fall asleep without his Goofy right next to him.\nEvery day they visited Moe\u2019s other best friend, Julia, who lived right down the street from the Hassan\u2019s. Goofy liked Julia because she tied fancy bows in his hair and gave him lots of hugs and kisses.\nDonald Trump was elected president in November of that year. Moe knew his parents were worried about it because he could hear them whispering in the kitchen. But Moe wasn\u2019t concerned. He figured that Donald was all talk. He had known his fair share of bullies just like him.\nDecember 7, 2016 started like any other Sunday. Moe and his mom went to the mosque down the street. During the middle of the service, people began to whisper that terrorists had attacked Los Angeles, New York City, and Chicago. Moe knew his dad would want to know the news right away, so he excused himself and ran all the way home.\nBut when he got to his house, Moe knew something was wrong. There was a strange car parked in the driveway and the front door was wide open.\nMoe entered the house and saw Goofy growling at two strange men who looked like police officers, but were wearing suits instead of uniforms.\nMr. Hassan told Moe, \u201cTake Goofy up to your room.\u201d\nMoe was about to protest, but then he saw the look on his dad\u2019s face. He had never seen him look so scared before. Moe did as he was told and when he came back down the two strangers were confiscating the family\u2019s computer.\n\u201cMoe,\u201d Mr. Hassan said, \u201cYou are now the man of the house, take care of your mother.\u201d\nA few minutes later, the two men took Mr. Hassan away in the car.",
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        "raw_content": "Editor, The Seattle Times\nMasters of Arts in Public Affairs Reporting, 1990\nThe journalism career of three-time Pulitzer Prize winner, Kathy Best, has taken her from coast to coast. She began at The Seattle Times in 2007 as managing editor of digital news and innovation and was named editor in 2013. The 2010 Pulitzer for Breaking News Reporting, shared by The Seattle Times staff, followed the killing of four police officers. With Best\u2019s leadership, the paper invited Seattle citizens to contribute tips, photos and videos, using Google Wave and other online sources to inform the community\u2014one of the earliest examples of the use of social media during a community crisis. Best and her team won a second Pulitzer for investigative reporting in 2012. Once again, Best has led her staff to the industry\u2019s highest honor\u2014the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news for its coverage of the fatal landslide in Oso, Washington, which took the lives of 43 people in March 2014.\nBefore joining The Seattle Times, Best was the assistant managing editor for Sunday and national news at The Baltimore Sun. Previously she had been assistant managing editor/metro at the St. Louis Post\u2013Dispatch and at the Seattle Post\u2013Intelligencer.\nBest has led The Seattle Times to do pioneering work in the digital coverage of breaking news, and has covered events including hurricanes, wars, earthquakes, floods, scandals, corruption and politics. She honed her skills as a statehouse intern/reporter while earning her master\u2019s in Public Affairs Reporting at University of Illinois at Springfield. In 2006, she was inducted into the Public Affairs Reporting Hall of Fame. Seattle Times executive editor, David Boardman says of Best: \u201cKathy is whip-smart and steel-tough, unafraid to take on powerful people and institutions. She is one of the finest journalists I\u2019ve known in three decades of working in the newspaper business and one of the finest human beings.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Blog \u00bb Technology \u00bb Understanding the Basics of Ethereum\nIt is perhaps the world\u2019s second-most well-known form of digital currency. When you hear people talking about cryptocurrency, they usually mention Bitcoin first, followed by Ethereum hot on its heels. Yet far more people have a grasp of what Bitcoin is and how it operates than they do about Ethereum. It\u2019s time for those people to begin to be more in the know. After all, Ethereum is more than just an investment opportunity, although there is that. It is also an extremely useful technological tool which takes the same basic technology that drives Bitcoin and applies it too far more activities than simply making monetary transactions with it, although it can do that as well.\nKnowing the basics of Ethereum will help you to understand perhaps how it can be useful to you in your daily or business life. In addition, it can also assist you in realizing whether it will be a good investment property for you to undertake. Once you\u2019ve decided that it is, you should have a trading robot such as Ethereum Code on your radar to help you make split-second, well-informed decisions on trading Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies. Here is a quick look at what makes Ethereum stand out from its competitors in the realm of cryptocurrency.\nThose people uncertain about Ethereum should be comforted by the fact that it operates on the same technological principal as Bitcoin. Instead of Ethereum needing the help of some centralized body to do what it does, it is a decentralized network operating through blockchain technology. Anyone who has ever dealt with a bank or credit-card company knows that with oversight comes extra costs and nuisances. Ethereum takes those negatives out of the process.\nOne of the amazing innovations of Ethereum is its ability to create so-called smart contracts. These contracts can be entered by any two users of the network. The contract\u2019s terms are set into place at the beginning, and then the network itself verifies when the terms of the contract are met and when the conditions, such as payment for goods and services are proffered. The possibilities for this technology are endless, which brings us to our third point.\nUnlike apps on your phone, which are run by a company and are beholden to an internet provider, Dapps, which are a huge part of Ethereum, also run over this decentralized network. That brings you all the convenience of these far-flung applications, which run the gamut from things that are useful in the day-to-day activities of normal people to things which are extremely applicable to businesses both big and small. And, again, because there is no overseeing body imposing fees and inviting fraud or technological issues, the user experience for these Dapps is much more pleasant and convenient.\nYou should look further into Ethereum and all it can do, especially if you\u2019re going to invest. The more you explore, the more good stuff about it you\u2019re likely to find.\nbasics of Ethereum Bitcoin cryptocurrencies digital currency Ethereum Code invest",
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        "raw_content": "Abitare Architecture Projects A colourful school\nA colourful school\nIn Amsterdam this innovative school designed by Paul de Ruiter Architects is the fulcrum around which the renewal of an entire area revolves. And it is energy neutral\nIn the Netherlands urban and architectural quality continues to be an absolute priority in the urban design of new neighbourhoods. The De Uithof university area in Utrecht, with buildings designed by OMA, Neutelings and Riedijk, Mecanoo, UNStudio, NL Architects, Wiel Arets, or West 8\u2032s Borneo Sporenburg neighbourhood are just a few examples of this mindset. In this sense the country has been leading the way for decades and certainly didn\u2019t stop after the prolific period of the 1990s. The public sector incentivises this design inclination, making itself the protagonist of a bold transformation that is often shared with the local population, of entire urban sectors, of areas that perhaps, like in this case, have outlived their function and can become something else. As is the case in Houthavens, a district originally intended for industry and today the site of an important urban transformation programme. In this context (moreover it is energy neutral in keeping with the objectives of the programme) the 4th Gymnasium by Paul de Ruiter Architects represents one of the first components aimed at renewing the area that will soon welcome residential neighbourhoods and all the activities necessary to create a new part of the city.\nStarting with the scholastic ones, which in the 4th Gymnasium \u2013 a building that is striking for the lively colours of its fa\u00e7ades with their energising tones \u2013 find inspiration for their original form in the didactic content on offer. The school is dedicated to the artistic disciplines, so on top of the normal subjects it is possible to study cinema, theatre, painting and drawing. Precisely because of that the structure, apart from the normal classrooms, also includes a cinema, a theatre and laboratories.\nThe atrium can also be turned into a theatre with the steps and the balconies used for seating. (Photo S\u00f3nia Arrepia, courtesy Paul de Ruiter Architects)\nThe classrooms, in particular, were designed in such a way that by opening a sliding glass door they can be expanded into non-conventional areas designed for learning, discussion, and exchange between the students. These \u201cbalconies\u201d located on the first and second floors, gravitate around a tall central atrium, which was also designed as an informal meeting space. On the top floor there are the two gymnasiums and a large rooftop terrace that is used after school hours by sports clubs and local residents. Therefore the school is visited throughout the day and not just by its students, becoming an integral part of the life of the neighbourhood.\nOne of the two gyms on the top floor. (Photo S\u00f3nia Arrepia, courtesy Paul de Ruiter Architects)\nIn order to meet the goal of achieving maximum energy efficiency the school is connected to the city district heating, it is insulated with high quality triple pane glazing, and it is equipped with photovoltaic panels set up on the roof and thermally activated systems built into the reinforced concrete floors and ceilings.\naluminium|Amsterdam|sustainability|The Netherlands|urban renewal|wood\nFashion and design in Brussels\nA layered gallery",
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        "raw_content": "Abitare Architecture Projects Spaces for Learning\nSpaces for Learning\nBehnisch Architekten\u2019s Metropolitan Sheptytsky Center is a library for the humanities, with a rich variety of spaces. Here students can study and socialize\nThe Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU) in Lviv was founded in 2002. Its objectives are: to create a place of democratic and progressive learning open to both students and the local community; to become a model for high-level university education in post-Soviet Ukraine; to be accessible to all, despite being a private institution. The UCU is creating a new campus whose nerve centre will be the Metropolitan Sheptytsky Center, designed by the Behnisch Architekten practice and already in operation. It houses a library for the humanities with over 160,000 volumes stored on open stacks, spaces for research, offices and public areas for the community.\nSeveral elements typical of Behnisch Architekten\u2019s approach can be found in the Center. The first is the centrality given to human beings as protagonists of the space, which is shaped to meet their needs. In the library, in fact, once a book has been taken from the shelves people are able to choose the place where they prefer to read or study. Those who want a formal setting will find it in the traditional reading rooms furnished with tables, chairs and lamps; those looking for a place in which they can concentrate can opt for lecture halls or isolated and secluded spaces; while those who wish to relax and sip a cup of tea as they read can make themselves comfortable in the armchairs scattered around the different levels.\nView of a reading and research room in the library of the Metropolitan Sheptytsky Center. (Courtesy Oleg Babenchuk)\nThis rich variety of interiors is the hallmark of Behnisch Architekten\u2019s work. Another architectural element typical of the German practice is the scenic layout of the staircases and lifts, located in vertical spaces that form atriums at the heart of their buildings. Here the atrium is again vertical in its development, but less Piranesian-Escherian than usual: as well as spreading out to provide access to the different spaces, if offers views of the adjacent Stryiskyi Park. Finally, another of Behnisch Architekten\u2019s key themes is permeability, which in the Sheptytsky Center is reflected in the absence of barriers on the ground floor, where the public functions, i.e. the exhibition space, bookshop, children\u2019s corner, conference room and caf\u00e9, are located.\nView from the terrace of the first floor of the Metropolitan Sheptytsky Center. (Courtesy Oleg Babenchuk)\ncampus|libraries|Universities\nExhibition venue in historic marksman\u2019s hut",
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        "raw_content": "About Zach...\nWelcome to Adamson For Indy\nThis is the official webpage for Indianapolis\nCity County Councilor\nCouncilor Adamson represents District 17 on the Indianapolis City County Council. District 17 is on Indy's Near Northeast, Near East and Near South East side of downtown, including Martindale Brightwood, the western half of NESCO and the NE quad of Fountain Square.\nZach was elected as an At Large Councilor in 2011. At that time, Zach was the first openly LGBT elected official in the state of Indiana. In 2015 he was re-elected to serve as Councilor for District 17. In January of 2016 Zach was elected by his fellow Councilors to serve as the City Council Vice President and was re-elected to that post in 2017.\nZach is one of only 3 Latinos elected in Marion County, the state's largest population center.\nThe environment, animal welfare, youth engagement, urban community and economic development, and social justice have been a priority for Councilor Adamson from the beginning of his time on The Council.\nClick below for a map of District 17\nClick here for a Map of District 17",
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        "raw_content": "Teenage addiction, whether the addiction is to alcohol, recreational drugs, the internet or video games, is an increasingly serious problem in America and currently affects millions of teens every year. Whether they are using what is perceived as relatively harmless drugs such as alcohol and marijuana, or harder drugs like heroin, cocaine, or crystal meth; they most likely don\u2019t understand the real danger they are in. While many teens may perceive alcohol and marijuana as relatively harmless drugs, they often don\u2019t understand the true damage these substances can do. Not only do the vast majority of alcohol addictions begin in an individual\u2019s adolescent years, but frequent teenage marijuana use is often linked to the use of harder drugs such as heroin and cocaine. Not only is teenage drug abuse significantly on the rise all over the country, but the rate of teenage drug addiction has also skyrocketed. If you\u2019re the parent of a struggling teen, identifying the problem is the first step, while finding help for parents of teens struggling with addiction is next logical step. Below we\u2019ve offered a few tips to get you and your teen started on the road to recovery.\nThe Addicted Teen\nIt is important to understand that not all teen substance abuse results in an addicted teen. Addiction is characterized by the uncontrollable urge to use drugs or alcohol, as well as a physical and mental dependence. While teen drug abuse, for example, can often lead to teenage drug addiction, not all teens who abuse drugs or alcohol are necessarily addicted to them, at that particular moment at least. However, studies show that teenagers are more likely to develop a dangerous addiction to drugs and alcohol during their teenage years partly because their brain has not yet fully developed. If their brains start to become dependent on drugs or alcohol while it is still forming, studies suggest they are more prone to carry this addiction around with them for much of their adult lives.\nHelp for Parents Looking for Professional Treatment\nIf you\u2019re a teenager or young adult struggling with a drug or alcohol addiction, it is vital that you seek treatment immediately. Drug and alcohol addictions are very serious and complicated diseases and are very difficult to overcome. The vast of majority of the time, people with drug or alcohol addictions need expert medical rehab treatment, including detox, counseling, therapy and alcohol education.\nIf you\u2019re a teen and looking for a drug or alcohol rehabilitation, you have several different options available to you. You can have your parent\u2019s help you check in to an inpatient drug rehab facility that offers medically assisted drug detox with 24 hour medical supervision, one-on-one counseling, cognitive and behavioral therapy, group therapy, as well as countless of other treatment options. Many inpatient programs may be covered by your parent\u2019s insurance policies, and there are even entire rehab programs exclusively for teens and young adults.\nBecause inpatient drug rehab can be expensive, ranging anywhere from $7,500 to $75,000, there is also the option of visiting an outpatient rehab center. Outpatient rehab is often significantly less expensive, and offers you more flexibility to choose your time of treatment. Also, outpatient rehab doesn\u2019t require you to leave your friends and family for an extended period of time, and won\u2019t require you to miss school. However, the quality of care might not be as thorough at some outpatient facilities, compared to inpatient drug rehab, and they might not offer the same type of medically assisted drug detox programs.",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Projects > Current Projects > Seabirds & Shorebirds > Seabird Species > Kelp Gull (Larus Dominicanus Vetula) \"Cape Gull\"\nAdult Kelp Gull sporting the engraved colour-ring AJ\nThe nominate race of the Kelp Gull Larus dominicanus dominicanus occurs along the coasts of South America, New Zealand, Australia and many islands in the Southern Ocean. The subspecies found along the southern African coastline, L. d. vetula, is currently thought to be sufficiently different from the nominate race that it ought to be regarded as a full species. The proposed English name is \"Cape Gull\".\nKelp Gulls breed in Namibia and South Africa; there are large colonies between Cape Cross and the islands in Algoa Bay, with occasional nests recorded as far north as Cape Fria and as far east as the Great Fish River. Along the west coast, nonbreeding birds occur north to Luanda, Angola, and along the east coast as far as the Limpopo River mouth in Mozambique. Apart from around the Greater Cape Town area, Kelp Gulls seldom occur more than a few kilometres inland. Records of black-backed gulls in the interior of southern Africa, and along the coastline of northern Mozambique, are far more likely to be Lesser Blackbacked Gulls L. fuscus from the Palearctic than Kelp Gulls.\nThe southern African population of Kelp Gulls has been estimated to contain 11 000 pairs, 9000 in South Africa and 2000 in Namibia. Even though the total population of Kelp Gulls (treating it as the species L. vetula) is far smaller than that of African Penguins Spheniscus demersus, which contains about 180 000 birds, it is not regarded as threatened. This is because the penguin population is steadily decreasing at a rate of about 2% per year, while that of Kelp Gull is on the increase.\nKelp Gull with chick, Lamberts Bay, November 1998\nThis upwards trend is in part due to the suspension of persecution by humans. Numbers on the guano islands were controlled in order to reduce predation on the main guano-producing birds. The main factor in the increase in Kelp Gull populations has been human subsidies: large numbers take discards of fish behind trawlers and at fish processing factories; even larger numbers occur at rubbish tips, where they feed on discarded food. For example, the rubbish dump near the Strandfontein Sewage Works on the Cape Flats, regular supports more than 1000 Kelp Gulls, the largest known concentration of the species outside a breeding colony.\nKelp Gulls are aggressive predators on the offshore islands. They take every conceivable opportunity to rob African Penguins, Cape Gannets Morus capensis, cormorants, terns and Hartlaub's Gulls L. hartlaubii of their eggs and small nestlings. The two species for which they cause the most serious problems, from a conservation perspective, are the penguin and the Roseate Tern Sterna dougallii.\nThe complete removal of thick layers of guano from the offshore islands during the \"white gold rush\" of the 19th century means that many penguins are forced to nest on the surface, rather than in burrows. These surface nests are extremely vulnerable to predation by Kelp Gulls; 40 days of continuous vigilance are required to hatch a penguin egg, and it is many weeks before the chick is large enough to fend off an attacking Kelp Gull.\nRoseate Terns are particularly sensitive to disturbance, leave their nests readily at the approach of any perceived danger, and take a long time to return. Kelp Gulls are abundant on the three islands where this species currently breeds (Dyer Island, St Croix Island and Bird Island, Algoa Bay), and take a heavy toll on the nests of Roseate Terns.\nKelp Gulls don't have things all their own way, however. The White Pelicans Pelecanus onocrotalus on Dassen Island have, over the past few years, taken to eating Kelp Gull chicks, and have reduced the breeding productivity on this island to very low levels.\nMost ringing of Kelp Gulls is of nestlings. Young birds frequently move considerable distances in the first year after fledging. An extreme example of this is of a nestling ringed on Schaapen Island in Langebaan Lagoon; it was recovered four months later 1211 km farther north close to Swakopmund in Namibia. However, most Kelp Gulls ultimately return to their natal colonies. There are exceptions; a nestling ringed on Stag Island, Algoa Bay, was recovered 10 years later in Swakopmund. There are three records of nestlings living to ages exceeding 20 years. The oldest bird was ringed in November 1971 in the colony near Plettenburg Bay; it was recovered just over 24 years later, in January 1996, very close to the place where it had been ringed.\nKelp Gulls are one of the species being targetted with individually engraved colour rings. We are doing this to determine their movement patterns. If you see one of these birds, please report the colours and the letters/numbers to SAFRING. The instructions on what to report are on this website.\nAdult Kelp Gull",
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        "raw_content": "Gallery Artists > Michael Atkinson Biography :\nMichael Atkinson (b. 1946) Artworks >>\nMichael Atkinson was born in Texas in 1946. He started painting as a child in the northwest Texas town of Lubbock. Attracted early to the study of architecture, he earned a degree from Texas Tech University, then taught and worked in the field for a time. He soon realized that he was most drawn to the design and presentation aspects of his profession. In the summer of 1974, he took time off to concentrate on his painting. The response to his work was so great he made the decision to paint full time. A painting by Michael Atkinson is immediately recognizable by its composition. He feels that watercolor permits spontaneity and freedom and can be made to do things on its own utilizing texture, density of color, variation of light and dark. White space is also an essential element of the \u201cAtkinson look\u201d. In addition to his dazzling medium of watercolor, Atkinson demonstrates his excellent artistic ability with beautiful bronze sculpture. His bronze pieces mirror the electricity of his two-dimensional work, earning a grand reception from his legions of collectors. Reference: www.artrev.com",
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        "raw_content": "Native American Piano Solos, Songs, and Chants\nNative American music, with its centuries-old heritage, has served as a fascinating source of inspiration for several composers of solo piano and vocal works, (not to mention its outstanding contribution toward orchestral thematic material). Many haunting and timeless themes deeply rooted in American culture have been based on authentic American Indian melodies. We have devoted this issue to the Native American Indian in the hope of encouraging our readers to discover the deeply spiritual music, its historical, as well as musical significance, and how it applies to the world of piano music.\nDuring one of his American tours, on March 25th 1910 from Columbus, Ohio, Ferruccio Busoni, (the great piano virtuoso and composer), wrote to his wife, Gerda:\n\"I spoke to a Red Indian women. She told me how her brother (a talented violinist) came to New York to try to make his way. But he could not associate his ideas with the question of daily bread. How much good it does one to hear of such sentiment in the United States! Then she said that her tribe ought to have an instrument something like this: A hole should be dug in the earth and strings stretched all round the edges of it. I said (in the spirit of the Red Indians): An instrument like that ought to be called \u2018the voice of the Earth.\u2019 She was quite enthusiastic about this. Miss Curtis was formerly my pupil in harmony. Do you remember her in New York? She has devoted the whole of this year to the study of Red Indian songs and has brought a beautiful book out.\"\nThe Miss Curtis whom Busoni Mentioned is Natalie Curtis (1875-1921), a passionate ethnomusicologist and author of \"The Indians Book\", a pioneering documentary about the songs of North America\u2019s indigenous population. Curtis interested Busoni with listenings and detailed accounts of the American Indians. For the maestro, this completed an artistic description of a fascinating culture that had long been nurtured. In 1913, Busoni began composing his Indianische Fantasie Op. 44 for piano and orchestra. It was completed in 1915 and included five authentic Indian themes borrowed from Curtis\u2019s book including: \"He-Hea Katzina Song\" (Hopi tribe), \"Song of Victory\" (Cheyenne), \"Blue Bird Song\" (Pima), \"Corn-Grinding Song\" (Lagunas), and \"Passamquoddy Dance Song\" (Wabanakis). That same year, Busoni composed the Indianische Tagebuch (Book I) for solo piano and Indianische Tagebuch (Book II) for small orchestra, subtitled \"Song of the Spirit\u2019s Dance\". Book I bears the subtitle of \"Vier Klavierstudien\". Of these four Studies, three derive their theme directly from the Fantasie.\nThe Etude Music Magazine, in starting a series of articles surrounding Famous Concert Songs, selected \"By the Waters of Minnetonka\" by Thurlow Lieurance as one of the featured songs for the June 1932 issue. This is an example of a beautiful Indian theme that Mr. Lieurance adapted for piano and voice. Thurlow Lieurance was born at Oskaloosa, Iowa, March 21st, 1878. Although Mr. Lieurance did obtain a meager musical education from the College of Music in Cincinnati, Ohio, he spent most of his life in Kansas serving as the Chief Musician of the 22nd Kansas Infantry during the Spanish-American War, and later gave piano and voice lessons in a small town. It was at his home at Neosha Falls, Kansas where an accident rendered him a cripple for life. Mr. Lieurance had a tremendous love for Native American music and suffered many physical sacrifices in order to record songs of the American Indians. One of these injuries occurred in 1912 as he was traveling between the Crow and Cheyenne Indian Reservations in Montana.\nDuring his convalescence, he wrote many compositions; the first of which, entitled \"A Prayer\", was published by the Theodore Presser Company. While visiting his brother, a physician among the Indians on the Crow Reservation in Montana, Lieurance became interested in the ceremonies and songs of the Indians. He began to capture the splendid thematic material of the Red Man by noting themes in score then making records. Thurlow Lieurance recorded hundreds of Indian songs, and his records demonstrate that he recorded themes from approximately thirty different tribes in North America. He gave several hundred of these records to the Smithsonian Institute, as well as sending many to museums abroad and several to the New Mexico Museum. In 1932, the Theodore Presser Catalogue contained nearly one hundred of his harmonized compositions, the themes of which were all recorded from American Indians. Mr. Lieurance went on many tours with his wife, Edna Woolley, whose beautiful soprano voice delighted thousands. The story of his most famous song setting, \"By the Waters of Minnetonka\", (undoubtedly performed by he and his wife), goes as follows:\n\"Seated around a campfire one October evening of 1911, across the Little Big Horn from the Custer Battlefield in Montana, were a number of Crow, Cheyenne, and Sioux Indians, and with the aid of the Edison phonograph we recorded their songs and flute melodies. Sitting Eagle, a young Sioux, sang a love song and also played its melody on his cedar flute. (This melody became the basis of the song setting.) He explained that this was a song \u2018many moons\u2019 old, and he translated the story, which furnished the material for the poem. The story ran thus: Moon Deer loved Sun Deer. They loved through tears, because daughters of the Moon Clan according to tribal law married into the Eagle Clan and not the Sun Clan. Sun Deer and Moon Deer ran away, far to the East and North. They came to a beautiful lake, Minnetonka (\u2018Minne\u2019 in Sioux, means \u2018water,\u2019 and \u2018Tonka\u2019 means \u2018large and round\u2019). They were unhappy there, because their traditional enemies, the Chippewas, lived across the lake. Tragedy ahead\u2014the lovers vowed to die together. They were lost forever, as the waves engulfed them. And the legend concludes with The waters of Minnetonka will forever sing their love song.\"\n(A Compact Disc recording of \"By the Waters of Minnetonka\" by Thurlow Lieurance is available on the Nimbus Label with Ernestine Schumann-Heink and Herbert Witherspoon, performers.)\nEarly American music included contributions from the American Shakers when they established their colonies here during the 18th and 19th centuries. The Shakers were a religious sect that came from England and were known for practicing celibacy, singing in unknown tongues, wild shaking and chanting, as well as producing some of the most elegantly simple furniture and crafts. When looking through their collections of tunes, one finds, in addition to a most fascinating and unique harmonic system, many examples of authentic and inspired Indian melodies. Some of these include the Ritual Song-Chants, \"Squaw Song\", \"A Little Pappoose Song\", \"An Indian Tune\", and \"Indian March.\" During periods of so-called \"manifestations\" many \"native\" songs were received from Indian spirits. When Indian spirits came into the Shaker Church, the Brothers and the Sisters (referred to as instruments), would become so \"possessed\" that they sang Indian songs, whooped, danced and behaved generally in the manner of savages. An eye-witness account describes a meeting which took place at the Watervliet colony in New York, 1843:\n\"Mother Ann (the spiritual leader of the sect) has sent two angels to inform us that a tribe of Indians had been around there two days, and wanted the Brothers, and Sisters to take them in...the Indians were a savage tribe who had all died before Columbus discovered America; but had been wandering about ever since...The next dancing night...the Elder invited the Indians to come in...The Elders then urged upon the members the duty of \u2018taking them in\u2019 whereupon eight or nine of the Sisters became possessed of the Spirits of Indian Squaws and about six of the Brothers became Indians: then ensued a regular \u2018Pow-Wow,\u2019 with whooping, yelling, and strange antics, such as would require a Dickens to describe. The Sisters and Brothers squatted down on the floor together, Indian fashion, and the Elders, and Eldresses, endeavored to keep them asunder. At the same time, telling the Indians that they must be separated from the Squaws, and otherwise instructing them in the rules of Shakerism. Some of the Indians then wanted some \u2018Suckatash\u2019 which was soon brought them from the kitchen in two wooden dishes, and placed on the floor, then they commenced eating it with their fingers, and thus continued the performance till about ten o\u2019clock when the Chief Elder desired the Indians to go away, and they would find some one waiting, to conduct them to the Shakers in the Heavenly world. At this announcement every man and woman became themselves again\u2026\"\nHere are some excerpts of the lyrics found in \"Squaw Song\":\nO here is love you com, Me love come meety learn to tand,\nQue quaw quaw qui qum, Like whities trait & fold de hand,\nHere is love que cum Me tink dat dey look so pretty\nQui quaw ka treen Dat me like dem want be goody.\nKa ke ke ke ka ki ke Me like learn toot toot on de trump\nHaw haw haw haw haw Me seen dem try how high dey jump;\nHaw haw haw. Now me want learny singy too,\nMe like learn dant as shiney do.\nOther more accessible examples of Native American music can be acquired, studied, and performed on this instrument we call the piano. American Indian Melodies For Piano Solo by Arthur Farwell is now available in the Masters Music Publications, Inc. Catalogue. 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        "raw_content": "In this new work, Biola University professor Greg Peters has crafted a work \u201con the history of Christian monasticism geared toward a ressourcement of the tradition for the twenty-first century\u201d (p. 2). Peters\u2019s book bears resemblance to other introductory works on monasticism\u2014such as Harmless\u2019s Desert Christians (2004) and Dunn\u2019s Emergence of Monasticism (2003)\u2014however, his work has a broader scope and aims to capture the entire narrative of monasticism down to the present day. His interest in making connections (ressourcement) for his tribe (evangelical Protestants) is similar to the goals of Dennis Ockholm\u2019s Monk Habits for Everyday People though Ockholm\u2019s work is limited to reflection on Benedictine monasticism.\nIn a brief introduction, Peters communicates his rationale for writing, offers a definition of monasticism, and then builds a case for monastic spirituality from the Scriptures. The book is divided into four parts and is organized both chronologically and biographically around the lives of innovative monks. In part 1 \u201cAntony to Benedict,\u201d he spends three chapters discussing the origins of monasticism, distinguishing between anchorites and coenobites, and describing the rise of monastic rules. In part 2 \u201cBenedict to Bernard,\u201d Peters begins with the sixth-century innovation of Benedict of Nursia and narrates the monastic story and its key players and contexts through the medieval period until the time of Bernard of Clairvaux (d. 1153).\nPart 3 \u201cBernard to Luther\u201d continues to survey medieval monasticism until the dawn of the Protestant Reformation. Finally, in part 4 \u201cLuther to Merton,\u201d the author discusses both Roman Catholic and Protestant monasticism from the time of the Reformation through the twentieth-century. Each chapter ends with a brief ressourcement reflection for the modern reader and the closing epilogue offers some thoughts on how monastic values might shape the future of Christianity.\nIn terms of strengths, Peters succeeds in accomplishing his goal of narrating nearly two millennia of monastic history in a personal and inviting manner and the ressourcement portions of each chapter are effective in showing the relevance of aspects of monastic life for modern evangelicals who are not monks. Second, as most works on monastic history begin sometime in the fourth century, Peters does a good job (pp.6\u201317) of showing monastic-like spirituality among biblical characters and rooting his narrative there. Third, and quite related, by appealing to Jewish and earliest Christian ascetic practices, he provides a fresh perspective on monastic origins that pre-date the fourth century (pp.23\u201334) and makes a good case that \u201cmonastic impulse was a part of the Christian church from its very birth\u201d (p.35).\nA final strength of the book (parts 2 and 3) was Peters\u2019 ability to guide the reader through the details, people, and events associated with medieval monasticism. The author has filled in the gaps of understanding in a period that is often under appreciated by evangelicals.\nI do have a few points of constructive feedback. First, in the beginning of chapter 3, Peters seems to suggest that within a developing Christendom paradigm, the Emperor Constantine gave life and support to the development of coenobitic monasticism in the West (p.54). In my reading of this period, it seems that Christianity\u2019s approved and later favored status actually worked to push spiritual men and women away from such a status toward isolated and cloistered withdrawal in which a new martyrdom could be pursued. So I struggle to see how Constantine or any of the subsequent Christian emperors promoted monasticism.\nSecond, while Peters\u2019s survey of medieval monasticism is a strength of this book, I was a bit surprised at the relative lack of detail given to some monastic innovators in the first few chapters. Specifically, I think the book would have been strengthened by more discussion of Pachomius, Basil, and Augustine and their monastic rules. Also, more space could have been given to Syrian and Egyptian monasticism and semi-hermitic innovators such as Abba Shenoute (d. 466).\nFinally, one key element of the monastic story that seems absent is the work of missionary monks. Though Peters has discussed Basil (pp.54\u201356), Francis (pp.179\u201381), Celtic monks, (pp.88\u201396), and the Jesuits (pp.216\u201319), it seems that their rich cross-cultural missionary work\u2014clear evidence of their active spirituality\u2014has been overlooked.\nCritiques aside, this is a good book for undergraduate and seminary students\u2014particularly those with little background in monastic studies\u2014that could be read in church history and spiritual formation classes. I think it is also a great resource for members of new monastic communities to inform and deepen their convictions as they engage monastic history and thought.\nGreg Peters. The Story of Monasticism: Retrieving an Ancient Tradition for Contemporary Spirituality . Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2015. Pp. ix + 278. ISBN: 978-0-8010-4891-3. $22.99 [Paperback].\nEdward L. Smither\nEdward L. 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        "raw_content": "Talking a low daily dose of aspirin has been a long time recommendation for heart health, and many of us pop a Tylenol or an Advil to knock out a headache, muscle ache, arthritis pain, or menstrual cramps. Because of the accessibility of over-the-counter (OTC) medications like aspirin, acetaminophen, and ibuprofen, many may think nothing of grabbing a pill to ease what ails us, or, in the case of aspirin, to actually improve our long term health and reduce our risk for disease.\nNewer research is demonstrating a downside of OTC painkillers. Some studies suggest that taking these medications over the long run \u2013 even in low doses \u2013 may be associated with more health risks than benefits. And some can be serious. Here we\u2019ll outline the new studies that have suggested that, while the risks may be rare, OTC medications are not as gentle and safe as we may be tempted to think.\nWeighing Aspirin\u2019s Bleeding Risks Against Its Heart Benefits\nOrganizations like the American Heart Association recommend aspirin for people who are at higher risk of cardiac issues such as heart attack or stroke. But since it is a blood thinner, aspirin is known to elevate risk of bleeding, which can be serious and could potentially outweigh its benefits.\nDoctors agree that not everyone should take aspirin as a preventative measure to reduce heart risk, according to the authors of a new study, but there is little consensus about the point at which the benefits outweigh the risks, even for those at higher likelihood of having a cardiovascular event. (1) A team of researchers looked at whether low dose aspirin taken over the long term reduced the risk of cardiac events in women above and beyond the risks it posed.\nThe study set out to determine this balance point, by tracking the heart health over a decade of almost 28,000 women who had taken part in the Women\u2019s Health Study. Half of the participants took an average of 100 mg of aspirin every other day; the other half took a \u201cdummy pill\u201d (placebo).\nOverall, the risk of having a stroke, heart attack, or dying of a cardiac issue was reduced from 2.4 to 2.2% in the women who took aspirin, compared to the control group. This reduction is not huge. And some of the participants in the aspirin group suffered from bleeding problems, like gastrointestinal bleeding, peptic ulcers, or easy bruising.\nAcetaminophen: Slow and Steady Doesn\u2019t Always Win\nIt\u2019s not only aspirin that\u2019s under the magnifying glass. Many of us think that acetaminophen, such as Tylenol, is far safer than aspirin. But a recent study found that even low dose acetaminophen over the long term can be even more damaging to the body than a high single dose. (2)\nWhen researchers analyzed the records of 663 patients who had been treated for liver toxicity at a Scotland hospital, they found that 161 of them had taken a \u201cstaggered overdose,\u201d a low, chronic amount, usually to deal with recurrent aches and pains like muscle aches, headache, and toothache. The continual use had damaged their livers, as their bodies struggled to remove the chemical day in and day out.\nStaggered overdose patients were also more likely to suffer brain and kidney as well as liver problems compared to patients who had taken a large single dose of acetaminophen. They were also at higher risk of having to be on a breathing machine \u2013 and, surprisingly, they had a greater risk of dying. (2)\nAppropriately, earlier this year the FDA urged all makers of acetaminophen to reduce capsule strength to 325 mg of the drug, and to display a Boxed Warning on the packaging, outlining the risk of liver damage. Considering the number of people who use acetaminophen for common aches and pains such as arthritis, rethinking the dosing and marketing of the drug is likely a wise move.\nAcetaminophen for Kids: Dosing Problems\nThe use of acetaminophen in children has also been under scrutiny in recent months. Confusion about proper dosing for children has prompted the FDA to revamp dosing instructions on children\u2019s acetaminophen. Labels will now include directions for dosing in children as young as 6 months and up (previously it had been two years and older). And labels will only indicate that acetaminophen should be used for fever reduction, not for pain, since according to the FDA there is just not enough evidence to warrant its use for pain in kids.\nThe Consumer Healthcare Products Association has also moved to make changes to the way children\u2019s medications are mixed, so that the concentration of infants' and children\u2019s acetaminophen will be the same.\nBecause the use of acetaminophen in children is still an ongoing debate, and because it may interfere with vaccinations' effectiveness, it\u2019s important to talk to your child\u2019s doctor to discuss the pros and cons of acetaminophen. Doctors\u2019 recommendations for proper use may also be different from the bottle\u2019s label, since they can depend on the specific situation, which is another good reason to check with your pediatrician before giving your child medication.\nIbuprofen: A Better Bet or Just as Risky?\nOther recent research has looked into the safety of other go-to pain medications, like non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) including ibuprofen. Unfortunately, while it is generally safe, this common OTC painkiller also has its downside.\nOne study found that certain NSAIDs can pose significant risks to the heart: regular use of OTC ibuprofen was linked to greater risk of stroke \u2013 up to 29%, for both fatal and nonfatal forms. (3) Other, newer research has found that use of OTC ibuprofen at very low doses may double the risk of miscarriage in the first trimester of pregnancy. (4) The NIH warns that even ibuprofen and naproxen (Aleve) can cause bleeding, ulcers, heart attack, stroke, and sudden death. Aspirin and ibuprofen can also interfere with the action of antidepressants. The adverse events associated with NSAIDs are uncommon, but they do exist and can be unpredictable.\nThe Best Dose: Small and Infrequent\nNo medication is perfectly safe over the long term. As helpful as they truly are, even our beloved OTCs pose risks when taken over long periods of time, and the risks are not negligible. Easy accessibility and marketing make aspirin, acetaminophen, and NSAIDs appear mild and harmless, but this is an oversimplification.\nIn the same way that we tend to think of \u201cnatural\u201d products as being less risky than prescriptions, OTC medications might appear, at first glance, to be a gentler way of treating what ails us. But as these studies point out, they are all made of chemicals that affect various bodily systems for better and worse and can be difficult for the body to process and clear safely.\nAs important as it is to know that OTC medications carry risks, it would be foolish, however, to overlook their benefits. Most recently, a study presented at the American Stroke Association meeting in early February found that aspirin compared favorably with the blood thinner, Warfarin, in terms of its ability to protect against stroke. So, while it's clear this common OTC medication carries some genuine risks, it also brings benefits that should not be overlooked.\nThe best advice is likely to take small doses as infrequently as possible. And to the best of your ability, do the real things that improve heart health, rather than simply relying on a pill. Avoid saturated fat and exercise as long as your doctor doesn't warn against it. 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        "raw_content": "Tag: Centennial Trail\nPetition supports using rail bed for Eastside Rail Corridor bike trail\nExcept for an occasional bird-watcher or coyote on the tracks, things outwardly might seem quiet on the Eastside Rail Corridor that runs north from Renton.\nThings are happening behind the scenes, however.\nAdvocates are pushing a petition that supports the \u201con rail-bed\u201d option in the Eastside Regional Trail draft master plan that covers 16.7 miles \u2026\nCentennial Trail, Eastside Rail Corridor\nPermanent link to this article: http://www.bikingbis.com/2016/03/29/petition-supports-using-rail-bed-for-eastside-rail-corridor-bike-trail/\nProceeds from the first-ever All-in Family Bike Ride presented by the Marysville YMCA on April 5 will benefit the Red Cross efforts to help the landslide ravaged community of Oso in Snohomish County.\nRescuers are still searching the mile-square area between Arlington and Darrington along the Stillaquamish River for survivors or bodies. Authorities say 25 \u2026\nbike rides, Centennial Trail, Snohomish\nPermanent link to this article: http://www.bikingbis.com/2014/03/29/bike-ride-benefits-victims-of-snohomish-county-landslide/\nThat landslide on Saturday that swept down a hillside along the North Fork of the Stillaquamish River also took out a section of the White Horse Trail, a mountain biking and hiking trail.\nRecent heavy March rains are considered responsible for the deadly landslide onto State Route 530 near the town of Oso. Three people \u2026\nCentennial Trail, Snohomish, White Horse Trail\nPermanent link to this article: http://www.bikingbis.com/2014/03/23/rail-trail-corridor-wiped-out-by-snohomish-county-landslide/\nVote for your favorite trails in Washington state\nWhat are your favorite trails in Washington state? Inquiring minds at Rails-to-Trails Conservancy want to know.\nActually, the nonprofit trails advocacy group has been featuring Washington trails all month long on its social media, including the RTC TrailBlog. To wrap up, they\u2019d like our input on a \u201c10 Best\u201d blog post at the end \u2026\nBurke-Gilman Trail, Cedar River, Centennial Trail, Foothills Trail, John Wayne Pioneer Trail, Olympic Discovery Trail, Snoqualmie Valley Trail\nPermanent link to this article: http://www.bikingbis.com/2014/02/21/vote-for-your-favorite-trails-in-washington-state/\nVintage Washington map shows today\u2019s rails-to-trail network\nI\u2019ll be the first to admit that I\u2019m a sucker for maps, especially older ones. Sometimes I think that\u2019s one reason I like to explore by bicycle \u2014 it gives me a chance to follow those blue lines on a map at a snail\u2019s pace.\nSo you can imagine my reaction when the Mountains to \u2026\nBurke-Gilman Trail, Cedar River Trail, Centennial Trail, Foothills Trail, Preston-Snoqualmie Trail, railroads, rails to trails, Rails to Trails Conservancy, Snoqualmie Valley Trail\nPermanent link to this article: http://www.bikingbis.com/2014/01/30/vintage-washington-map-shows-todays-rails-to-trail-network/\nSigns of the (old) times appearing on Washington and Pennsylvania bicycle trails\nThere\u2019s something about historical highway plaques and markers that are extremely distracting when I\u2019m bicycling through new territory.\nWhen we started our cross-country bike ride in Virginia, for instance, my poor friend Bruce probably thought we\u2019d never get to Kentucky as I was constantly stopping to read the signs.\nThere were lots of Civil War \u2026\nCentennial Trail, Great Allegheny Passage\nPermanent link to this article: http://www.bikingbis.com/2013/04/29/signs-of-the-old-times-appearing-washington-and-pennsylvania-bicycle-trails/\nCentennial Trail \u2018missing link\u2019 construction begins in Arlington; bicycling detours available\nWork has finally begun in Arlington on the last 1-mile interruption of the Centennial Trail as it rolls for some 30 miles from downtown Snohomish to the Skagit County line.\nThe construction on 67th Avenue Northeast should run off and on throughout the year and into early 2014. Crews started installing fencing and opening parts \u2026\nArlington, bike trail, Centennial Trail, Snohomish\nPermanent link to this article: http://www.bikingbis.com/2013/04/16/centennial-trail-missing-link-construction-begins-in-arlington-bicycling-detours-available/\nFall completion for Centennial Trail means 29 miles of traffic-free biking in Snohomish County\nThe last gaps in the gem of a bicycle trail in Snohomish County are expected to be filled by late fall.\nWhen finished, the Centennial Trail will stretch all the way from the town of Snohomish to the Skagit County line, a distance of some 29 miles. (See Map.)\nI happened to visit the trail \u2026\nPermanent link to this article: http://www.bikingbis.com/2012/07/02/fall-completion-set-for-centennial-trail-for-29-miles-of-traffic-free-biking-in-snohomish-county/",
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        "raw_content": "Biography \u2013 TAVERNER, WILLIAM \u2013 Volume III (1741-1770) \u2013 Dictionary of Canadian Biography\nTAVERNER, WILLIAM, planter, trader, and surveyor; b. possibly in Bay de Verde, Nfld., about 1680, perhaps the son of William Taverner, a planter; d. probably at Poole, Dorset, England, 7 July 1768.\nInformation about William Taverner\u2019s early life is difficult to find and substantiate. Apparently he was a member of the Taverner family of Poole and Bay de Verde, Nfld. \u2013 a moderately well-off group which divided its time between Poole and Newfoundland. From at least 1698 he was owner of a plantation in St John\u2019s. A document found in Dorset mentions that another planter\u2019s son, John Masters, was apprenticed to William about 1700\u20131. In 1702 William is mentioned as a planter of Trinity and a trader from Poole to Trinity. It appears that he captained Newfoundland fishing vessels and led a privateering raid on the French fisheries. About 1705 he was able to move his wife Rachel and his family to Poole and to live there himself during the winters. By that time he owned one small vessel, the William.\nWilliam Taverner and his brother, Abraham, emerge in 1708 as opponents of Major Thomas Lloyd*, commander of the Newfoundland garrison. Abraham, an obscure figure, was Newfoundland agent for the London merchant, James Campbell, who had extensive plantations at Bay de Verde. Campbell was financial agent in London for Captain John Moody* who had been commander of the Newfoundland garrison during Lloyd\u2019s absence in 1704\u20135 and who was an avowed adversary of Lloyd. Although many of the Newfoundland planters tried to keep away from both Lloyd and Moody, William Taverner led a group which, early in 1708, complained about Lloyd\u2019s exploitation of the colonists.\nBy 1712 he began to present memoranda to the Board of Trade on the French possessions in Newfoundland and elsewhere on the Gulf of St Lawrence. Some of his London associates regarded him, by 1713, as an expert on the location, character, and potentialities of the fishery based at Placentia (formerly Plaisance) and extending to southwest Newfoundland, an area ceded to Great Britain by the treaty of Utrecht. Taverner had also been involved in a plan to develop cod fisheries in the Newfoundland manner on the northwest coast of Scotland, a venture by the London fish merchants who found the war interfered with the Newfoundland fishery.\nOn 21 July 1713 Taverner was commissioned as \u201cSurveyor of such part of the coast of Newfoundland and the Islands adjacent as the French have usually fished upon and wherewith our subjects are at present unacquainted.\u201d Frequently consulted by the Board of Trade during the next eight months, he was able to pass on useful information as well as advice about the situation in the newly acquired territories. When Taverner arrived at Placentia on 27 June 1714, Lieutenant-Colonel Moody, who had been designated deputy governor of Placentia, put a ship at his disposal to begin the survey. On 23 July Taverner set out to discover the nature and extent of the outlying French settlements on the island of Saint-Pierre and elsewhere, to report what French ships were fishing, and to carry through a charting operation designed to provide sailing information for English fishermen.\nThe transition from French to British control was difficult; the French under the supervision of Philippe Pastour* de Costebelle were evacuating the population to \u00cele Royale (Cape Breton Island) and threatening those who remained and took the oath of allegiance that they would be treated as traitors. At Saint-Pierre Taverner had a lively summer trying to impose the oath of allegiance on the French. He had some trouble too with one William Cleeves of Poole over the sale of salt, and was accused by him of charging the French for surveying their plantations, of compounding with French ships which came to trade, and of engaging in trade on his own account, sending home, for example, ten hogsheads of oil to Poole. On 22 Sept. 1714 Taverner returned to Placentia and made a full and interesting report. He thought the possibilities of exploiting the salmon fishery were good and was most optimistic about building up a fur trade, having engaged a Canadian with a knowledge of Indian languages to make contacts for him.\nMeantime, back in England, there was some discussion about whether Taverner\u2019s appointment should be continued: the fishing ports wished the survey completed, though only the Londoners named Taverner as surveyor, so it may be the accusation made in 1715 that he was appointed to serve sectional interests (those of the Londoners against the Westerners) had some foundation. Many Western merchants protested that Taverner was unqualified for the surveying work. William Cleeves\u2019 complaints caused Taverner\u2019s wife some anxiety but she put up a spirited defence of her husband and pointed out that his salary of 20 shillings a day had not been paid, so that she was in grave financial difficulties. The arrival in February 1715 of his report together with his \u201cnew chart of the islands and harbor of St. Peter\u2019s [Saint-Pierre], with the island of Columba and the adjacent rocks,\u201d stifled criticism and led to his getting his salary, expenses, and \u2013 most important \u2013 reappointment. Taverner continued his work in 1715. With his second report was a \u201cnew chart or map of Newfoundland from Cape St. Mary\u2019s to Cape Lahun [Cape La Hune],\u201d which it was suggested should be published at public expense.\nIn the winter of 1715\u201316 Taverner was again in England explaining to the Board of Trade the complex position of the former French coasts. At Placentia Moody had bought foreshore rights from departing French settlers, and Taverner had made similar purchases on Saint-Pierre despite the fact that this action was in direct defiance of the policy of the Committee for Trade and Plantations. Consequently Taverner and Moody deprived the English fishing captains of the free \u201cfishing rooms\u201d \u2013 spaces for handling and drying the fish \u2013 to which they claimed they were entitled. Taverner maintained that he had protected the handful of French who remained at Saint-Pierre from intimidation by William Cleeves and others, and had left adequate \u201cfishing rooms\u201d free for such vessels as appeared. Taverner seems to have convinced the Board of Trade that the charges against him were exaggerated, it being understood that he might have to make some money to supplement his irregularly paid salary but that he ought not to oppress his countrymen in the process. He returned to Newfoundland on 8 March 1716. In 1718 the Board of Trade reported his services were satisfactory and it seems that in this year he wound up his survey of the former French possessions in Newfoundland and was paid off.\nFrom 1718 to 1725 it seems probable that he fished and traded annually from Poole with the Placentia\u2013Saint-Pierre region. In March 1726 he was involved with other Poole merchants (having apparently cut his links with the Londoners) in a plan to develop the salmon fisheries of southern Newfoundland. He offered to combine a reconnaissance of the fishery, which he was about to make, with a survey of the west and northwest coasts of Newfoundland. He had earlier drawn attention to the continued French and Basque presence on the south coast near Cape Ray, but the west coast was still unknown to the English. He undertook at his former rate of pay to complete a survey in two and half years. This time his plans were supported by both London and Westerners, showing that the value of his earlier work was appreciated by the fishing interests; his plans were also endorsed by the Board of Trade. This second survey, carried out between 1726 and 1728, has not left much in the way of documentation, but as a result he was able to disturb the virtual monopoly held by the Basques on the west coast fishery. He also had begun to engage experimentally in fishing and trade in the area.\nBy 1729 Taverner was operating on his own account also in the Strait of Belle Isle and met some resistance from Breton fishermen at Cap de Grat (Cape Bauld). At this time he evidently resided in St. John\u2019s for part of the summer and his attempt to collect rents from some properties he had earlier held caused trouble. He proposed to sail right round Newfoundland in 1730, hoping for some financial assistance from the government. It is unlikely that he obtained further subsidies, though he continued his trade with the outlying parts of Newfoundland. Taverner made an important report early in 1734, showing that the French sent Indian hunting parties in winter from \u00cele Royale to western Newfoundland, thus prejudicing the English market for furs, and that a settlement of French runaways had grown up at Port aux Basques, which was becoming a centre for illegal trade by the French in fish, oil, and furs. He was anxious that this should be stopped, and suggested he be appointed to do it. His offer was not taken up, but Lord Muskerry, who was going out as governor, was told to instruct the French to leave and to expel them if necessary. It was perhaps thought that Taverner was getting rather old for further services, and indeed he is found in 1739 asking for a gratuity for what he had done.\nThe outbreak of war with Spain and the growth of friction with France led the fishing interests early in 1740 to raise the question of further fortifications in Newfoundland, and Taverner appeared for the last time before the Board on 14 Feb. 1740 to give his advice. He presented an elaborate review of the fishery 1736\u201339, showing that it represented a turnover of \u00a3227,000 per annum, and employed 8,000 men and 21,500 tons of shipping so that it deserved full protection.\nWilliam Taverner was a remarkably regular and persistent trader in the fishery and his ships can be traced back and forward across the Atlantic to the mid-1750s. By this time his son William was also a ship\u2019s captain and an agent for some of the Poole merchants trading to Trinity. In 1762 the son was a signatory to a petition concerning the French capture of part of Newfoundland. The father\u2019s signature does not appear and one presumes that he was no longer active.\nWilliam Taverner did good work in opening up the former French shore in southern Newfoundland to the knowledge of Englishmen, though his surveys were, after 1714, verbal reports rather than sailing charts, and it is not known how efficient a cartographer he was. He also pioneered English trade and fishery in the French areas and was the first to make effective use of the west coast, which Englishmen had avoided.\nPRO, CO 326/15 (Ind. 8315), p.13, no.6 (F. A. Assiotti, \u201cList of maps,\u201d ms list, 1780, records the chart of Saint-Pierre as published, but no copy of it, nor of the subsequent chart, has been located). PRO, CO 194/10, ff.86, 116; CSP, Col., 1706\u20138, 1708\u20139, 1712\u201314, 1714\u201315, 1716\u201317, 1717\u201318, 1722\u201323, 1726\u201327, 1728\u201329, 1730, 1734\u201335; CTP, 1708\u201314; JTP, 1704\u20131708/9, 1708/9\u20131714/15, 1714/15\u20131718, 1722/23\u20131728, 1728/29\u20131734, 1734/35\u20131741. A. M. Field, \u201cThe development of government in Newfoundland, 1638\u20131713\u201d (unpublished ma thesis, University of London, 1924). Lounsbury, British fishery at Nfld. Keith Matthews, \u201cA history of the west of England-Newfoundland fishery\u201d (unpublished phd thesis, University of Oxford, 1968). 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        "raw_content": "OSHA Publications and smartphones or tablets\nOSHA publications accessible on smartphones and tablets; Safety and Health Information Bulletins available\nIf you use a smartphone or a tablet on the job, important worker safety and health information is a click away. Dozens of electronic publications can be downloaded at no cost from OSHA's Publications Web page.\nSafety and Health Information Bulletins are also now accessible on OSHA's publications page. SHIBs help raise awareness of significant occupational safety and health issues concerning hazard recognition, evaluation and control in the workplace and at emergency response sites. 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        "raw_content": "Argh this is it. School REALLY is about to start. Tuesday is nearing. I can hear the days ticking by. I can smell the crisply ironed uniform in our maid's room. I can see the books neatly stacked up in my room. I can feel the morning air gently sweeping my face (that is because I can wake up to the sound of the alarm clock already! Alright! :p). I can.. not believe it.\nI was listening to the Morning Rush yesterday and their Top 1o question was: \"Signs That You Are A Desperate Housewife\" and there's this one entry that said, \"When you do everything just the way he likes it, while wishing for him to come back\". Isn't it sad that there are women who have to feel this way? I do not know how painful that must be for them, but I know they feel hurt. These are the women who love and yet their loved one doesn't seem to notice it. These are the women who suffer for their loved one, and yet they settle for loving them from afar. Questions inside my head were raised when I heard Chico said this statement. I mean, I can't blame these women for not letting the man go. They love their husbands/boyfriends to death, and they'll do whatever they have to do just to make sure they come back. And what do they get in return? Nothing. Sometimes, their \"sweethearts\" have affairs or other families. Ang sakit-sakit siguro nun. I also cannot blame the man if he really doesn't love the woman back. But I just really feel bad about people in this kind of situations. Parang it hurts more than being whipped at the back by a rope or slashing yourself with a knife.. parang when it comes to matters of the heart, it is a hundred times more painful. Will I ever get to feel that pain? Will I ever love and get nothing in return? I hope not. I hope I don't reach the point wherein I would gladly jump off a bridge or kill myself just to prove to the person I love that yeah, I love you, with all my heart and soul. I don't want to be a desperate lover. Love is supposed to be happiness with pain, not pain with happiness. Love is supposed to be something you have out of happiness not out of despair. I pray for these women (or men).. may they find their peace and enlightenment in whatever decision they will make, either to let go or to stay.\nWow, I cannot believe I wrote a paragraph THAT long about that topic. I guess I was really carried away. Speaking of Desperate Housewives, I want to watch it! I've heard a lot about this show and I really want to see it. Only thing is I don't know what channel and when is it shown. Anyone of you who knows, tell me ASAP!\nHale, my favorite band in the whole wide world, is currently the number 1 in RX Top 7 with their song \"The Day You Said Goodnight\"! I'm soo happy for them! And I vote for that song, every chance I get. I am currently enjoying my Hale CD to bits, while lying on my bed and just drowning myself into the beauty of their songs. It's like their music swallows me and I become so engrossed with their songs that when I snap out to reality, I feel dazed. Their songs were written for me! Haha, especially Broken Sonnet. It has the hugest impact on me. Never have I liked a band so much.. I LOVE YOU HALE!!!\n\"if only you could know me like your prayers at night, then everything between you and me will be alright..\"",
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        "raw_content": "Behold, I Shine: Narratives of Kashmir's Women and Children Reviewed By Bani Sodermark of Bookpleasures.com\nAuthor: Freny Manecksha\nChurning the Kashmir Cauldron\nIf there is one book that lays bare the story of the ravaged Valley of Kashmir in terms of a long term perspective, it is this book. In it, the author, Freny Maneksha, tells the story of the Kashmiri people through the eyes of its surviving women who have had to pick up the pieces of what is left of their lives and carry on after their menfolk have been arbitrarily abducted away by the armed forces, never to return, their right to do so being legitimized by the AFSPA (Armed Forces Special Protection Act). In addition to the abductions of dearly loved ones, they were subjected to enormous physical, mental and even sexual abuse.\nYet despite the intense suffering documented in this book, the message it carries is a positive one. This book shows how the Kashmiri woman manages to emerge a winner, with a redefined identity, in the process, helping others to do so, all this against tremendous odds. It is a paean to the determination and resilience of the Kashmiri women\u2019s spirit, who has to battle against two fronts, the second front, in addition to dealing with the security forces, being the patriarchal norms that govern a society based on misunderstood and obsolete Islamic mores.\nTo understand the reason behind the agitation in the valley and the insurgency that ensued, the author begins with a brief background as to the historical nature of the conflict. Kashmir was not a part of British India. The kingdom had been offered to a Hindu king, with a perceived anti-Islam bias. When, soon after Partition, Kashmir was attacked by marauding tribesmen trying to take over his kingdom, the king acceded to the Indian state in a bid to save himself. This hurried accession was never accepted by Pakistan and they actively fuelled an uprising of Islamic militants around the late eighties and nineties. The military insurgency was triggered by a series of ill conceived moves by the Central Government spread over decades that made the people feel alienated from the democratic process. The last straw was the holding of elections in the late eighties, that were far from free and fair.\nThe Indian Government\u2019s response to the uprising was repressive in the extreme. There were enforced disappearances, custodial and extra-judicial killings, torture and even sexual violence. Fear of reprisal for the armed forces was insignificant due to the draconian PSA, which bestowed them with full rights to enter anybody\u2019s property and abduct civilians. The situation was further exacerbated by the presence of surrendered militants, who \u201cunleashed untold savagery on civilians and created distrust and suspicion among people\u201d.\nIt is within this troubled, unnatural scenario, that the author takes up the issue of the womenfolk of Kashmir, in order to document the changes they underwent as they lived through the agony of being forever separated from their fathers, husbands and children, of being relegated to the status of half-widows who did not know if their husbands were alive, and of their children growing up with deep psychological scars.\nAt the start of the insurgency, there was a heady sense of euphoria as many young men crossed over the border to military training camps in Pakistan. There was the overwhelming desire to attain the glory of martyrdom in the cause of azadi (freedom). There were even mothers who, despite losing their sons to the conflict, basked in the reflected glory. But this was not the fate of most of Kashmiri women who were raised in the tradition of the famous woman mystic Habba Khatun who transmuted the pristine Kashmiri landscape into her music with words revealing her oneness with Nature. They began to protest. They held protest marches, demonstrations and demanded infi\u00f3rmation on the fate of their loved ones. Two women are particularly worth mentioning here. One of them is Parveena Ahangar who founded an organization called APDP (Association of Parents of Displaced Persons). 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        "raw_content": "Do NOT Trust Strangers\nI was 19 at the time. Moved to a state across the country for a job. Met a few people there I hung out with daily. Went to one of the bars with them one night. We had met up with some people they knew. We had ordered a drink but by the time the drinks came back my friends said they were leaving and were coming right back. I got my drink and was still with the two men who my friends knew. Drank the one drink then about 20 minutes later started feeling so unbelievably sick. I know myself and I know I didn\u2019t feel this way from one drink. Wasn\u2019t a normal drunk. Felt sick. Started sweating, my head was feeling so heavy and my body was loosing control of itself. I had seen a girl who I have met before in town. So I had asked her to help me I thought I was dying. I was so confused. I remember getting into a car with her and then walking up stairs somewhere and that was it. I woke up in a hotel room, with a man I didn\u2019t know on top of me. I was still out of it but I was just saying stop stop please I don\u2019t feel good. Please stop I don\u2019t know you. That girl I knew was nowhere to be found. She left me with some random guy and I don\u2019t even know if she knew him. after when I could get up I went downstairs and got help from the hotel employee. To this day, I continue to blame myself for being at that bar. For going up to a girl I barley knew to help me. But I\u2019m starting to realize that I was a victim. I\u2019m a very nice girl and there\u2019s bad people out there who take advantage of your kindness. I\u2019m sharing this story so every girl out there who hasn\u2019t gone through this kind of thing can learn even though you think your invisible and this won\u2019t happen to you. It can. Cause that\u2019s what I thought. I didn\u2019t think I could put myself in that sort of situation but it can happen. And for the woman who have been through this. WE ARE VICTIMS. It isn\u2019t our fault. We\u2019re not gross we can\u2019t forget but we can overcome this and help other woman.\nThank you so much for sharing your story. It is a huge step to acknowledge that you were victimized. I hope in time you come to see that there is nothing about what happened to you that is your fault. It is very easy to blame yourself, but you didn\u2019t put yourself in this situation. You did nothing wrong. Your message is so important \u2013 this does not define you and it says nothing about who you are. Please know that my thoughts are with you. You are incredibly brave. Light, love, and solidarity ~ Alissa\nYou are very brave and honest to share this story. Better your insights are sometimes forgotten when we want to get along with people. or to be accepted. I recently have made the mistake of trusting people whom I should have never trusted. In a couple of incidents I was fooled by people who posed as reasonable people. These people were bad and took advantage of my trust. Many of them pose as religious people. They are sociopathic. They pretend to be kind folks, but after they begin their sob story, they start by saying \u201cI was ripped of a huge sum of money. \u201d\nWhen the story begins to unravel, I realized that I was being conned by a woman who was going to take advantage of me.\nFurther religious nuts pretend to be reasonable. But they are sociopaths who lie and attempt to destroy reputations, they slander.\nI have many times been attacked by Christians. Too many times to count.",
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        "raw_content": "WARINING: I\u2019m going to give away details of the movie, including the ending. If you haven\u2019t seen the movie, you might want to wait before reading the review.\nI\u2019ve had the urge to watch old movies again. I saw Field of Dreams many years ago. When it became available on Netflix, I wanted to see if the movie would change with perspective. I remembered a lot of it, but I wondered if the context had changed. Is there anything that I\u2019d pick up on now that I wouldn\u2019t as a teenager? The short answer is no.\nFor those that haven\u2019t seen it, Field of Dreams is a movie about Ray and Annie Kinsella. They buy a farm and live there with their daughter, Karin. One day, Ray hears a voice telling him, \u201cIf you build it, he will come.\u201d Ray has no idea what it is supposed to be. He\u2019s given a vision of a baseball diamond, which he builds. Apparently, Ray and Annie are hovering around the break-even point with their farm. They have to clear their cash crop for the diamond, which will most likely bankrupt them.\nThey do it anyway. Months pass and nothing happens. One day, Shoeless Joe Jackson shows up in the diamond and asks if he can play there. Jackson even brings the other players involved in the 1919 Black Sox Scandal. Ray then gets another message from the voice: Ease his pain. Who\u2019s pain? Ray and Annie eventually come to the conclusion that the voice is referring to Terence Mann, an author who didn\u2019t have an easy time with fame. Mann also wanted to play baseball when he was younger.\nRay visits Terence in Boston. The two eventually go to a baseball game, where Ray receives another message: Go the distance. He also sees stats for Archibald \"Moonlight\" Graham, who had played in just one game. When Ray and Terence visit Minnesota to find Graham, they find that Graham had died years ago after becoming a doctor.\nRay is able to go into the past and meets Graham, who explains what the one game was all about. Graham refuses Ray\u2019s invitation to come back and play baseball. Ray returns to the present and eventually goes back to Iowa with Terence. On the drive back, they pick up a young hitchhiker names Archie Graham. When they arrive on the farm, young Graham joins the players for a game.\nThe next morning, Annie\u2019s brother, Mark, arrives to urge Ray to sell the farm, which he\u2019s been refusing to do. (Mark can\u2019t see the baseball players.) Ray knows that any subsequent owner will likely not maintain the baseball field. An accident with Karin forces Graham to walk off the field, becoming the man that Ray saw in the past. He helps Karin, then walks off into the corn field. Mark is then able to see the players; he urges Ray not to sell the farm.\nAfter seeing the movie again, I found that there wasn\u2019t any special message hidden away. It\u2019s simply about a man who listens to a mysterious voice\u2019s vague messages. The one thing that had me wondering is how one baseball field would bankrupt the farm. Granted, they were on the brink, but it looked like they Kinsellas had a pretty decent sized property. I don\u2019t know how selling corn works. Are you able to get several crops during a season?\nHow would such a small part of their corn crop cause them to miss several mortgage payments? I\u2019m kind of wondering if this was done to give Ray something to worry about. There\u2019s no clear antagonist, so they had to have Mark try to get Ray to sell the farm.\nI didn\u2019t think the movie that great. It\u2019s not a story of conflict like you\u2019d find in other movies. The only real threat Ray has is the mortgage, which he deals with by ignoring. Ray doesn\u2019t seem to do much to earn additional revenue until the end of the movie, when it\u2019s implied that he could charge admission.\nIronically, the actual diamond used in the movie still exists. I\u2019m not sure what kind of burden this placed on the actual farm, although the property has been sold at least once, according to Wikipedia. There\u2019s no fee for admission or parking, although there is a souvenir shop.\nThe movie is based on a book, although I\u2019m not sure how true the movie is to the source material. There do seem to be some differences, though. In the book, Ray has a twin brother. Terence Mann was actually J. D. Salinger. (The name change was due to Salinger implying he\u2019d sue if the character made his way to an adaptation.)\nI\u2019m not really sure what to make of the movie. It\u2019s enjoyable, but it\u2019s not the kind of thing you\u2019d watch over and over again. It\u2019s the kind of movie they might play in a waiting room. It\u2019s safe for most people. It\u2019s rated PG, mostly for some language in one scene. (A woman accuses Terence Mann of masturbation and calls his work pornography.) There\u2019s also some cursing. The only four-letter word is spelled out at PTA meeting. Other than that, it\u2019s mostly damn and hell. It\u2019s basically a great movie for streaming. Unless you\u2019re a baseball fan, I\u2019m not sure if you\u2019d want to buy it on DVD.\nLabels: Amy Madigan , based on a book , Burt Lancaster , Dwier Brown , Frank Whaley , Gaby Hoffmann , James Earl Jones , Kevin Costner , Phil Alden Robinson , Ray Liotta , Timothy Busfield\nG\u00f4ruden taimu/Golden Time (2014)\nI don\u2019t imagine it\u2019s easy being abandoned. A television set is dropped of rather unceremoniously in a junkyard and basically left to fend for itself. Soon after its arrival, it meets several other abandoned items. There\u2019s a fan, a windup toy, a chair and a bucket. Each has presumably been discarded just like the new arrival.\nThe television has its only useful part, the CRT, removed by a recycling company. (The TV set appears to be from the 1960s, but what I\u2019ve read indicates that the story takes place in the 1980s.) The TV set is lonely and does try to escape, but does eventually find a new purpose.\nThe animation is only 21 minutes. While some of that time is taken up with trying to dig under a fence, the five characters do have some interaction. Most of that interaction is between the TV set and the windup toy, which is ostensibly a cat.\nThere\u2019s no dialogue It\u2019s a fairly simple animation showing the five characters in a junkyard.. There\u2019s nothing that parents would find objectionable. (Netflix has the rating listed as TV-Y.) It is a little sad at first, as we\u2019re aware that the TV wants to get out, but everything seems to end well for the TV set.\nI\u2019ve been hoping to find more short films like this. I don\u2019t always want the commitment of a feature-length film. Sometimes, I want something to watch before going to work or just before going to bed. It can be difficult to squeeze a two-hour movie in sometimes.\nIt\u2019s a shame that this is the director\u2019s only credit. I\u2019d like to see more animation from Takuya Inaba. I\u2019m hoping that more might be forthcoming. The movie was released only a few years ago. It looks like there\u2019s a corresponding book. Amazon has the book release date as April 11, 2014 whereas Netflix has the movie release date as June 15, 2014. Since animation takes so long to make, it\u2019s possible that they were intended to be released together. Information on either is nearly impossible to find. If you come across anything, please leave a comment.\nLabels: animated short , no dialogue , short movie , Takuya Inaba\nThe Twilight Zone -- Season 1 Episode 1 (Where Is Everybody?)\nMike Ferris wanders into town one day. It\u2019s a fully functioning town, just like any town you\u2019d expect to find in a TV show of the 1950s. The problem is that he can\u2019t find anyone. The church has a bell that rings, but there\u2018s no pastor or congregation. The diner has food for customers that aren\u2019t there. When Mike wanders into the police station, smoke suddenly starts rising from a cigar that no one placed there. Is Mike going crazy? Is this purgatory? Either possibility is likely, as this is The Twilight Zone.\nSpecifically, this is the first episode of what would become an iconic TV show. The Twilight Zone has become synonymous with strange or eerie, and with good reason. The show often had a twist ending long before the movies of M. Night Shyamalan. With this each episode, you know that there\u2019s going to be a big twist at the end. You\u2019re just waiting for the main character to figure it out.\nIn this case, Mike stumbles upon it accidentally. Being that he\u2019s the only person there, he goes from building to building until his frayed mind has him pressing a button for what would seem like no reason. Then, we find out what that reason is.\nPart of the greatness of The Twilight Zone is that it takes a problem and puts it on display. Here, we have one man. We see his isolation. It\u2019s pretty much the only thing on display for most of the episode. This episode, like many of the others, is G-rated. There\u2019s nothing objectionable for children in this episode, such as sex or violence. I would say that it\u2019s more questionable in that very young children might not understand the loneliness that Mike has to go through and the effects it has on him.\nThe show was an anthology; episodes were each self-contained stories with no relationship to other episodes, meaning you can view them out of order. (For this reason, I\u2019m not going to be as strict about grouping episode reviews by season.) If you are watching the series on Netflix, this shouldn\u2019t be as much of an issue. Currently, they\u2019re missing the fourth season. If you\u2019re renting the episodes on DVD, you don\u2019t have to worry about the discs arriving out of order or one disc being checked out from the library. You can skip that disc and come back to it.\nPart of the significance of this being the first episode is that it seemed a little simpler than some of the other episodes. There wasn\u2019t as much of the supernatural or unexplained that I remember from other stories. (Take Nightmare at 20,000 Feet, for instance.) The show had yet to get established, although it did have a backdoor pilot of sorts with The Time Element. It\u2019s kind of difficult to think of an anthology having a pilot episode, but here it is.\nLabels: Carter Mullally Jr. , Earl Holliman , Garry Walberg , James Gregory , James McCallion , Jay Overholts , Jim Johnson , John Conwell , Paul Langton , Robert Stevens , Rod Serling\nThe Twilight Zone -- Season 1 Episode 2 (One for the Angels)\nLou Bookman is just an ordinary guy. He sells toys, ties and whatnot on the street. He\u2019s well liked, especially by the children. Everyone knows who he is and he seems to know everyone in the area. It\u2019s odd, then, when an unfamiliar face shows up one day. He\u2019s well-dressed and polite\u2026and he\u2019s asking questions about Lou. Who is this gentleman? He\u2019s Death. Lou\u2019s number has come up; he\u2019s to die at midnight of natural causes.\nUnderstandably, Lou tries to get out of this. Alas, there are three exceptions that will give Lou a reprieve. The first is having a family to support, which Lou doesn\u2019t. The second is an impending breakthrough, which Lou can\u2019t claim, either. The third is unfinished business, which doesn\u2019t seem evident at first. Lou points out that he has yet to make a major pitch. One that the angles would take notice of and would cause the sky to open. Death reluctantly grants this, but doesn\u2019t provide a timeframe.\nLou instantly realizes that he has an out. All he has to do is not make a pitch and he\u2019ll never die, but this comes at a price. One of the neighborhood children is struck by a car; if death can\u2019t have Lou, the little girl will go in his place. When Lou realizes what he\u2019s done, he pleads with Death to no avail. The girl is to go at midnight and there\u2019s no negotiating this time. The only thing left to do is make a pitch for the ages. By delaying Death past midnight, Lou points out that he\u2019s made his pitch, allowing Death to take Lou as originally planned.\nThe episode is fairly simple. Lou tries to cheat Death only to find out that it comes with a price. He has to basically cheat death again to put things right. I did some reading and there are two ways of looking at the episode. One is as presented: Lou cheated Death twice. Another is that Lou only thought he cheated Death, but that Death knew what Lou was doing and got the better of him.\nWhen I first saw the episode, I was inclined to believe the first interpretation. To an extent, I still am. Death seems genuinely surprised when Lou delays him. I thing Lou got the better of Death at least once. However, Death has seemingly been at this a long time. He\u2019s not some new guy. Death seems more like a social worker making a call, just like countless other calls.\nThere are undoubtedly rules and procedures for a reason. Death\u2019s taking another person is probably a way of ensuring that people don\u2019t cheat. One might say that there\u2019s no way for the general population to know about this, thus making it ineffective, but Lou did eventually go with Death. Also, had Lou not done this, Death would have eventually been one death over.\nThen again, I\u2019m probably reading too much into this. Twilight Zone episodes tended to make a point in simple terms. Lou doesn\u2019t want to die. It\u2019s normal to want to prolong your own life. The question is at what cost. The story is pretty straightforward. Lou got himself into a mess and has to get himself back out.\nThe episode is safe for children in the sense that there\u2019s no violence or gore. When the girl is hit by a car, we don\u2019t see the accident, but it\u2019s evident what happened. Also, when Lou finally does go with Death, we don\u2019t see anything special happen to Lou; they simply walk off together down the street. The depiction of death might be a little confusing depending on how young the child is, though.\nLabels: Dana Dillaway , Ed Wynn , Jay Overholts , Merritt Bohn , Murray Hamilton , Robert Parrish , Rod Serling\nAventura Mall Food Court Sign revisited\nLast year, I had a post on the sign at the Aventura Mall food court. In it, I had wondered if the included photo of the sign might be the lst one I took of it. It looks like the old sign is no more. It has been replaced with a new sign. The food court has been replaced with a food hall, which appears to include none of the old restaurants. (Five Guy's moved to the third floor by the movie theater; Sbarro's is still in the mall by virtue of the fact that it was never in the food court to begin with.)\nMost of the new restaurants aren't open yet. I'd be interested to see what they offer. It looks like they'll be more upscale. I'm not sure what they'll offer or what the pricing will be. Maybe I'll get a photo or two if I get the chance.\nLabels: Aventura Mall , food court , sign\nIt\u2019s funny how you go looking for something and find something else accidentally. I started looking up District 9 and found that the director, Neill Blomkamp, had also made several short films. One of these films is called Yellow, although is also called Adicolor Yellow. It was made in 2004 as part of a viral marketing campaign for Adidas. Through the magic of Youtube, I was able to watch the four-minute film.\nIn the short film, we see an android being made. There\u2019s a narrator explaining that five different androids were programmed, all using the same base code. Different things were added, like emotion and memory. One, identified by the color yellow, was given the ability to think and learn. It escaped from the location where it was created and lived among humans for 18 months. Eventually, a team catches up with Yellow and a firefight ensues. The final part of the narration suggests that maybe it\u2019s no longer humanity\u2019s game any more.\nI can see where this would work as an advertisement. To me, it actually comes across more as a trailer for a film than a complete story. The only voice is that of the narrator. You get the basic idea of what\u2018s going on, but there\u2019s no real connection to the characters. Yellow is seen as being emotionless and maybe a little distant. He doesn\u2019t seem to interact with people at all, but we\u2019re seeing `18 months condensed into four minutes.\nIt\u2019s kind of hard to tell if Yellow is supposed to be a sympathetic character. The android survived for 18 months, but what went wrong other than the escape? The android isn\u2019t depicted as hurting anyone. I was left wanting a little more. If this was actually a trailer for a feature-length film, I\u2019d probably go and see it. It seems like there\u2019s a good story in there.\nI could see someone looking this up on their own if they\u2019re a Blomkamp fan. I\u2019m not sure that most people not familiar with his work would be interested in it. Even with most casual viewers, it might be hit and miss. If you do like his movies, you\u2019ll want to see this one, too.\nLabels: Bob Dong , Dusan Marus\u00e1k , Gideon Karmel , Hamish Cameron , Irene Astle , Jaeson Lee , Jason Bell , Julien Phipps , Neill Blomkamp\nA few months ago, my mother found out about a program called Moviepass. It allows you to watch movies, in a theater, for $9.95 per month. It\u2019s somewhat complicated and the details really aren\u2019t important right now. What\u2019s important was that my parents and I all signed up last week. Our first movie? Murder on the Orient Express. We needed something that we\u2019d all agree on, which basically meant this or The Man Who Invented Christmas.\nThe movie is based on the Agatha Christie novel, as you might expect. It starts with Hercule Poirot in Jerusalem solving a crime by proving it wasn\u2019t any of the three main suspects. He ends up on the Orient Express through a friend that works on the train. It isn\u2019t long before the train finds itself snowed in\u2026and with a murder victim.\nYou\u2019d think it would be easy. The train is trapped between towns, making escape difficult. It should just be a matter of figuring out who\u2019s connected to the victim. Well, it turns out that most of the other passengers had some connection to him. You see, Edward Ratchett kidnapped a child who subsequently died. If a suspect didn\u2019t know the child, they at least knew someone who knew the child or the family. What we get is a moderate procedural. Poirot asks questions of the suspects and gathers clues. At the end of the movie, he\u2019s able to gather everyone together and work out the solution.\nHaving the movie on a train does make for cramped quarters. Everyone has a room and a narrow hallway to pass each other. This makes for the use of a few overhead shots. There were also a few times where I noticed the use of a wide-angle lens. (It tended to be evident as much with motion as it did with people sitting on the edge of the frame.)\nThe pacing seemed a little slow to me. It\u2019s not to say that it dragged at all, but there were times that I was wondering when the next bit of action was coming. I don\u2019t know that anything could have been cut. It just seemed drawn out. I think this has more to do with what I\u2019m used to than anything else. The accents tended to be more of a problem for me. There were one or two scenes where subtitles might have helped, but it didn\u2019t really stop me from following the movie.\nI think this is one of those movies that most people will be able to judge for themselves whether or not they\u2019ll like it. Agatha Christie is well known, as are many of the actors. There didn\u2019t seem to be many surprises. From what I\u2019ve read, the movie follows the novel pretty closely with one or two exceptions. I would say that if you do go to see the movie, it\u2019s probably going to be either because you like Christie or you\u2019re going to see it with a group, like I did. Not being someone who\u2019s read her work, I\u2019d say that it\u2019s middle of the road. It\u2019s enjoyable, but had it not been for Moviepass, I probably would have waited for this movie to become available on Netflix.\nLabels: Agatha Christie , Daisy Ridley , Derek Jacobi , Johnny Depp , Josh Gad , Judi Dench , Kenneth Branagh , Leslie Odom Jr. , Manuel Garcia-Rulfo , Michelle Pfeiffer , Olivia Colman , Pen\u00e9lope Cruz , Tom Bateman , Willem Dafoe\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episodes 177 & 178 (All Good Things\u2026)\nEvery show comes to an end. Some, like the original Star Trek, get cancelled abruptly. In other cases, the show ends on its own terms, having told the story it wants to tell. Star Trek: The Next Generation came to an end after seven seasons, despite being contracted for eight. The final episode was a two-hour episode called \u201cAll Good Things\u2026\u201d.\nThe episode begins with Troi and Worf exiting a holodeck and walking back to her quarters. Outside Troi\u2019s door, Captain Picard approaches them and asks what the date is. He claims that he was moving around in time, having been to both the past and the future. The details are blurry, but he\u2019s certain that he\u2019s moving through time. Dr. Crusher examines him; after our first on-screen glimpse of the time shifting, she examines him again to find that he has two days of new memories. There\u2019s something to it.\nThere are three distinct timeframes, including what we would call Picard\u2019s present. The other two take place seven years in the past and 25 year in the future. Why seven years in the past? That\u2019s when Picard first took command of the Enterprise. As for 25 years in the future, why not?\nThe past is exactly what you\u2019d expect. Tasha Yar is still chief of security. Riker, La Forge and a few other crewmembers are still at the Farpoint station. Data is still unbearably inquisitive. Picard makes a few mistakes, like telling Worf to do Yar\u2019s job, but he starts to get the hang of it.\nThe future is one where Picard is suffering from irumodic syndrome, a degenerative neurological disorder. Picard is shown tending his vineyard when he\u2019s approached by La Forge. It appears that Picard has retired to his family estate. However, his health is deteriorating.\nIn the past and present, an anomaly shows itself. In both cases, the Enterprise is called to investigate. It would appear that events in one timeline don\u2019t affect events in the others, other than Picard remembering and acting on them. He keeps the past crew in the dark, mostly because they\u2019re still new. However, he mentions it to the present and future crews.\nThere\u2019s still no news in the future about the anomaly, which is strange. Picard, La Forge and Data have to arrange passage to the system, which is in the Romulan Neutral Zone, as Picard can\u2019t seem to persuade Admiral Riker to give them a cloaked ship. Who do they turn to? Captain Beverly Picard.\nThis still doesn\u2019t answer the question of who\u2019s behind all this, although we have seen clues. Those that have been watching the entire series will recognize Q\u2019s handiwork. Q shows up, or rather pulls Picard back to the trial he and the bridge crew faced in \u201cEncounter at Farpoint\u201d. This isn\u2019t a new trial; the original one never really ended. It\u2019s now time for Q to pronounce his verdict: Guilty. Humanity will be destroyed and it will ultimately be done in by Picard\u2019s hand. Will Picard be able to save humanity once again?\nI\u2019ve often thought about the choice of time periods. There were a lot of other things that the series could have done. They could have gone back to Picard\u2019s time on the Stargazer. They could have gone back to just after Picard graduated from the academy, as per Tapestry. Ultimately, that could have gotten too muddled. Instead, we have a nice set of bookends.\nThe future does make for more humorous notes, like Data using a skunk for a toupee. (Well, not really, but his housekeeper seems to think so.) We also get to see one possible future where Riker and Worf aren\u2019t talking to each other. Most of the characters have aged, some better than others.\nThere are a few questions that I\u2019ve had, such as the anomaly growing bigger in each timeframe, despite being bigger in the past. I suppose this could be accounted for by the fact that each timeline is separate. The big question people have asked is why there are three Enterprise-like beams in the anomaly when one of them should have been from the Pasteur. While it\u2019s true that Data never said they were all definitely from the Enterprise, we don\u2019t actually see the Pasteur sending any energy beam into the anomaly. When Picard and Co. make it to the Anomaly, it\u2019s on the Enterprise. I would think that it\u2019s more probable that a beam would have emanated from that ship.\nOne thing I had to wonder is what the universe would have looked like had the anomaly run its course. Q stated that it was supposed to wipe out humanity, even going so far to show Picard early Earth and the goo that would have hosted the first proteins. If humanity never existed, would the Federation or something like it still have formed? (For that matter, the anomaly is pretty big way in the past. How did it affect only Earth?)\nYou\u2019d probably want to watch the rest of the series first. (I mean, really. Who watches the series finale first?) This episode would probably be a little confusing without a good deal of knowledge. Fans will probably pick up La Forge\u2019s mention of Leah, a probable reference to Leah Brahms. I have to wonder, though, as Leah Brahms was a little creeped out by Geordi\u2019s behavior, and rightfully so. Either she\u2019s gotten over it or he has a thing for women named Leah.\nI will say that of all the finales for the modern Star Trek series, this was probably my favorite. I never really liked what they did with Deep Space Nine. I felt that having everyone go in separate directions was somewhat forced. Voyager was exactly what you\u2019d expect. They\u2019d be some big push to get the ship home, which would just barely work. It would only come down to details. As for Star Trek: Enterprise, they never really got the finale they deserved. (Also, can someone explain to me exactly what the heck happened? Were they trying to imply that the entire series was Riker\u2019s doing? He must have been spending way too much time in the holodeck.)\nLabels: Andreas Katsulas , Brent Spiner , Clyde Kusatsu , Colm Meaney , Denise Crosby , Gates McFadden , John de Lancie , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Patrick Stewart , Patti Yasutake , Winrich Kolbe\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 176 (Preemptive Strike)\nWARNING: I\u2019m going to give away the ending to this episode. If you don\u2019t like spoilers, you might want to hold off reading this review.\nLife was never easy for Ro Laren. She was a Bajoran born during the Cardassian occupation of her home planet. She was kicked out of Starfleet for not following orders, then brought back in for a mission of questionable morality. When she disobeyed orders again, she was kept on the Enterprise. Just when things were going well, Ro Laren, now a lieutenant, is given a mission to infiltrate a Maquis cell.\nWho are the Maquis, you ask? They came about after the Cardassians annexed the planets they were on as a result of a peace treaty. Their goal is to fight back to the mistreatment they receive from the Cardassian government. They are still Federation citizens, but choose to live in what is now Cardassian territory. The Cardassians claim that the Federation is arming them, which the Federation denies. (The Federation makes similar claims against the Cardassians, which the Cardassians deny.)\nBeing that Lt. Ro doesn\u2019t like the Cardassians, it\u2019s going to be a difficult mission for her. She\u2019ll be working against people who share her interests. She claims she can do it; she wants nothing more than to prove herself to Captain Picard. She soon realizes that it\u2019s not so easy. The leader of the cell is a man named Macias. The more she deals with him, the more she comes to like and respect him. He eventually becomes a father figure.\nThe longer Ro stays, the more conflicted she becomes. Picard eventually has to threaten her with another court martial to get her to complete the mission. It doesn\u2019t come as much of a surprise that Ro eventually defects to the Maquis, leaving Picard so mad that he can\u2019t even talk to Riker in the final scene of the episode.\nWhen I first saw the episode, I remember wondering why the writers would have a recurring character defect. It kind of makes more sense now that I\u2019ve had time to think about it. We get the emotional impact of an established character leaving without having to sacrifice one of the main characters.\nThe writers would also have needed someone who is used to making tough choices. On the one hand, the Maquis are getting more aggressive by this point. So far, they\u2019ve been taking defensive stances, warding off an aggressor. Now, they\u2019re looking to go on the offensive, possibly attacking the Cardassians. On the other hand, it\u2019s not so easy to be dispassionate about a group when you go to live with them. It\u2019s even harder when they agree with you from the onset.\nSure, any Bajoran could have been used. However, useing a new character wouldn\u2019t have had the same impact. Her actual history keeps the lying to a minimum. However, she owes Picard a lot. This actually seems like the perfect story arc for Ro Laren. If I had to write a way out for her myself, it probably would have looked something like this.\nThe Maquis was never really The Next Generation\u2019s thing. It was used more on Deep Space Nine, which dealt more with Bajorans and Cardassians. The shame is that we never see Ro Laren again in any of the TV shows. It would have been interesting to have heard from her on Deep Space Nine. Instead, we\u2019re left to assume. Interestingly, the character of Ro Laren was supposed to be Deep Space Nine\u2019s first officer. When Michelle Forbes didn\u2019t want to join the cast, the part was rewritten as Kira Nerys.\nI do recommend watching the episode. For those that are watching on Netflix or on the season sets, you\u2019re going to want to wait to see this one. There were so many things over the previous three seasons that led up to this. You don\u2019t necessarily have to have watched DS9 to understand the episode. It\u2019s fairly self-contained in that respect, but you probably should have some background with The Next Generation to fully understand what\u2019s going on.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Gates McFadden , John Franklyn-Robbins , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Michelle Forbes , Natalija Nogulich , Patrick Stewart , Richard Poe\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 175 (Emergence)\nIt seems that there are two times when things go wrong on The Enterprise: during a routine mission and during some critical state of an important mission. In this episode, The Enterprise is on a routine mission. Picard and Data are in the holodeck when the nearly get run over by the orient express. That, alone, is troubling since the holodeck is supposed to have safety protocols to prevent injury and also Picard had called for the program to end several times. What\u2019s puzzling, though, is that they\u2019re running a Shakespearean program. They shut the holodecks down while repairs can be made.\nLater, The Enterprise jumps to warp and comes out of warp a minute later. No one can offer an explanation except to say that had The Enterprise not jumped to warp, it might have been destroyed. Coincidence? It must have been. There isn\u2019t anything about the ship that would make it do that on its own.\nThis leads to the discovery of several strange nodes throughout the ship. Also strange is the fact that the holodeck is still running. Data, Troi, and Worf enter and investigate to find the Orient Express still running. Onboard is a strange set of characters. There\u2019s the conductor and engineer, who both belong, but there\u2019s also a knight and a Chicago-style gangster. (If you look closely, many of the characters resemble characters from previous episodes. The knight and gangster may be references to the original series.)\nThe Orient Express is on its way to a place called Vertiform City. (It\u2019s later realized that the ship needs a particle with a similar name.) There seems to be a direct relation between the holodeck program and the Enterprise. When the train stops, the ship stops. When the program experiences an earthquake, the ship also shakes.\nEventually, the crew realizes that the ship is trying to create a new life form. Should they try to stop it? Should they let it go on? They decide to let it develop. At the end of the episode, Data is worried about unleashing an unknown life form on the universe. Picard tells Data that the life form was created out of the ship\u2019s programs, the crew\u2019s logs and so on. How bad could such a life form be?\nParts of the episode seemed contrived. At the very least, the writers could have come up with a better name for Vertiform City. The concept of the Orient Express is explained, at least in part, by Dr. Crusher who notes that all sorts of people could meet there. There\u2019s also a reference to Prospero, who could sense his career winding down and wanting to go out with a bang. (This is the third-to-last episode of the series.)\nThe episode starts to make sense when you look at many of the parts. I was going to bash the episode in this review, but I started to realize things as I was writing it. In a way, that\u2019s the fun of a lot of the episodes. You could go back and watch this episode several times and start to pick things up. I\u2019d definitely recommend that you buy this episode if you\u2019re looking to buy them on tape.\nLabels: Arlee Reed , Brent Spiner , Cliff Bole , David Huddleston , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Patrick Stewart , Thomas Kopache , Vinny Argiro\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 174 (Bloodlines)\nOne of the problems with continuity is that it\u2019s sometimes a stretch. In the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation, we learned that Captain Picard had commanded a ship called the Stargazer long before taking command of the Enterprise and while commanding the Stargazer, Captain Picard ordered the destruction a Ferengi ship. Picard claims it was in self-defense, but the destroyed ship\u2019s daimon (the Ferengi equivalent of a captain) had a father (also a daimon) who wanted revenge. After a failed attempt to get his revenge, he was stripped of his command own command and sent to prison.\nThat brings us to this episode. Apparently, Bok bought his way out of prison and is trying once again to get revenge. He\u2019s using a holographic representation of himself to tell Picard that he knows about Picard\u2019s son. Picard is somewhat mystified since he has no children. After some thinking, Picard realizes that the child that Bok referred to might be the result of a relationship he had with a woman about 28 years ago. She did have a child, Jason Vigo, who is about 27 now. Picard tracks him down and has him beamed aboard the Enterprise. Unfortunately, the mother died a few years ago and only told Jason that his father was in Starfleet.\nDr. Crusher performs a test, which reveals that the two really are father and son. Picard has to figure out how to protect someone that seems resistant to that help. Mostly, Jason is resistant to Picard. He grew up not knowing his father and seems to resent the intrusion now. He doesn\u2019t want to be held on the Enterprise and doesn\u2019t like having security guards follow him everywhere. Then, there\u2019s the issue of how Bok is performing his tricks. He can seem to appear and disappear at will. Obviously, this presents a very big hole in security.\nIn the end, it turns out that Bok had actually manipulated Jason\u2019s DNA to make it look like he was Picard\u2019s son. It was all an attempt to make Picard feel the pain of losing a son. It\u2019s obvious that Jason\u2019s mother had another relationship. (Whether or not he was in Starfleet is up for debate.) I had to wonder if Picard was mistaken about the timeline or if Jason\u2019s mother had two relationships within a few months of each other. The exact dates were never mentioned.\nThis was one of the better episodes. One of the major issues that comes up throughout the series is the balance between family and career. A lot of the episode deals with Picard getting to know a son he never knew he had. It\u2019s not easy to meet your father and find out that someone\u2019s out to kill you at the same time. I think what I like best is that it didn\u2019t really rely too much on Bok. Another character could have just as easily been used. However, there are those that don\u2019t give up.\nI think that this episode was well placed near the end of the series. With the show nearing its end, I don\u2019t think the writers could have a story that looked to the future.\nLabels: Amy Pietz , Brent Spiner , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , Ken Olandt , Lee Arenberg , Les Landau , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Michelan Sisti , Patrick Stewart , Peter Marx\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 173 (Firstborn)\nWorf is a Klingon and proud of it. Klingons are a warrior people with a long, proud tradition. Being a Klingon parent, Worf wants his son to grow up with said Klingon traditions. Unfortunately, Alexander doesn\u2019t want to grow up as a Klingon. Alexander spent the first few years of his life with his mother, K'Ehleyr, who was half human. (Alexander is 3/4 Klingon and 1/4 Human.) She didn\u2019t particularly embrace Klingon traditions and values and passed this sentiment on to her son.\nIt hasn\u2019t been easy for Worf to instill Klingon values in Alexander. It comes to a head in this episode when Worf wants to have a talk with Alexander about the first Klingon Right of Ascension. The First Right of Ascension is a coming-of-age ceremony where a Klingon dedicates himself to the ways of the warrior. Alexander has the right to refuse to undergo this, but if he doesn\u2019t do it before his thirteenth birthday, he can never do it.\nAlexander finally becomes excited when he and Worf visit a Klingon outpost that the Enterprise happens to be near. There\u2019s a festival underway, which would be a good way for Alexander to see part of what it means to be Klingon. Alexander does get excited about his Klingon heritage and has a chance to meet other Klingons his own age. However, when Alexander and Worf are heading home, several Klingons attack them. Another Klingon comes to the rescue. He identifies himself as K\u2019Mtar, who Worf recognizes.\nK\u2019Mtar is a trusted member of Worf\u2019s house. (Here, house is used in the sense of noble family.) Worf\u2019s brother, Kern, sent K\u2019Mtar to protect Worf and Alexander. The word is that the Duras sisters are out to assassinate someone in Worf\u2019s house. (The Duras sisters are members of a rival house.) The Enterprise eventually tracks them down. When presented with the evidence, one of the sisters notices something strange. Eventually, the truth comes out. For the sake of not ruining it, I won\u2019t give it away. However, Worf and Alexander seem to come away understanding each other a little better.\nThe latter part of the final season of Star Trek: The Next Generation had a sort of lame-duck feel to it. The series got to end on its own terms, which meant that everyone knew that the end was coming. You can see it in a few other episodes. They all seem to be preparing for the final episode, which ties everything together.\nHere, the acting was pretty good, as was the script and the sets. However, they weren\u2019t great. When K'Ehleyr and worf were together, they served as great foils for each other. It took a while for Alexander to fill that role. In previous episodes, he always appeared a little out of place in the episode. Even in this episode, Alexander seemed a little awkward. The character was just about where he needed to be, but not quite. (Alexander appeared in a few episodes of Deep Space Nine, but was played by a different actor and had started to accept his role as a warrior.)\nIt\u2019s a good episode, but not excellent. It\u2019s somewhere between three and four episodes, not really average but not really above average. I\u2019m more inclined to give it three stars.\nLabels: Armin Shimerman , Barbara March , Brent Spiner , Brian Bonsall , Gates McFadden , Gwynyth Walsh , James Sloyan , Joel Swetow , Jonathan Frakes , Jonathan West , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Patrick Stewart\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 172 (Journey's End)\nWay back in the first few seasons of The Next Generation, it seemed like Wesley Crusher was always there to save the day. It earned him a bad reputation because it seemed like this teenage kid knew more about the ship than all of the engineering personnel on the flagship of the Federation. Eventually, it came time for Wesley to go of to Starfleet Academy. It seemed like the natural progression of the character. However, things may not have been what they seemed.\nIn \u201cJourney\u2019s End,\u201d Wesley returns to the Enterprise as the ship is about to go to the newly formed demilitarized zone, or DMZ. In a treaty with the Cardassians, the Federation handed over several colonies. The residents of those colonies have to be relocated before the Cardassians can properly claim their new property and start surveying it. The trouble is that the residents of one of the planets don\u2019t want to leave. Even though they\u2019ve been there for only 20 years, they feel an attachment to the land.\nThe Enterprise has been sent there to mediate things and see if he can get the colonists to leave. Picard is to use whatever means he sees fit to remove them. Wesley sees what\u2019s going on and feels that it\u2019s wrong. He openly defies the captain and makes things worse. Picard calls Starfleet Academy and finds out that this isn\u2019t unusual; Wesley has been acting up in class lately. Upon being questioned about it, Wesley admits that he\u2019s dreading his graduation from the Academy. He doesn\u2019t want to be in Starfleet.\nA solution is worked out that isn\u2019t exactly what Starfleet expected, but is acceptable to everyone. I don\u2019t want to give away how the episode ends. What I will say is that you have to have seen the rest of the series prior to this episode to fully understand it. I don\u2019t think someone could fully understand Wesley\u2019s history by being told. There are several aspects of the series that come into play in this episode. Also, this episode sets up episodes of Deep Space Nine and hints at the series Star Trek: Voyager. This episode is not for the casual viewer.\nThe writing for this episode is great. Captain Picard is given a difficult problem. Like Wesley, he also knows that what he\u2019s been ordered to do is morally wrong and the admiral giving him the orders argued against it. However, Picard has too much invested in his career to risk it over this. Even if he did, Starfleet could simply find another captain to command the Enterprise.\nI\u2019d give this episode four stars. As I said, it\u2019s not for everyone, but someone collecting the episodes on VHS should buy this one. I\u2019d say that it\u2019s not really essential, but has a high replay value.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Corey Allen , Doug Wert , Eric Menyuk , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Natalija Nogulich , Ned Romero , Patrick Stewart , Richard Poe , Tom Jackson , Wil Wheaton\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 171 (Genesis)\nThose that have watched Star Trek: The Next Generation are familiar with Lieutenant Reginald Barclay. He\u2019s recurring character that\u2019s a hypochondriac who usually assumes the worst. He reports to sickbay reporting symptoms of yet another deadly disease. Dr. Crusher gives him a shot to activate some sort of latent RNA. Meanwhile, Spot is expecting kittens and soon. (Spot is Data\u2019s cat.) It turns out that Nurse Ogawa is also expecting.\nOn the bridge, the crew is testing out upgrades to the weapons systems. Captain Picard and Data have to take a shuttlecraft to retrieve an errant photon torpedo. When they return, they find that the ship has gone to the animals \u2013 literally. It seems that something about the shot that Dr. Crusher gave to Barclay did more than she expected. It spread to the entire crew, causing them to turn into less-evolved creatures. Even spot has turned into an iguana.\nData is immune to it, but Picard soon realizes that the same fate will eventually befall him. When Data notices that Spot\u2019s kittens have not been affected, he realizes that Nurse Ogawa might provide a solution for the rest of the crew. Unfortunately, they have to deal with a de-evolved Worf, who\u2019s hot for Counselor Troi and is willing and able to pound his way through anything that stands between them. Fortunately, Data saves the day, finding a cure that can be spread through the air. Everyone returns to normal and Barclay even gets a disease named after him.\nThere are a few minor problems. First, it looked like Spot\u2019s kittens, while unharmed, hadn\u2019t been fed for a while. It would have been nice, at the end of the episode, to see Data holding a litter of kittens saying how everything worked out. I realize that it\u2019s a minor point, but a lot of people seem to bring this up. However, Spot\u2019s gender is firmly established. In previous episodes, Data had referred to her as either her or him.\nAlso, how is it that Spot turned into an iguana? Supposedly, the disease affected parts of human (and non-human) DNA that held the genetic codes that we had accumulated over eons of evolution. Even if cats and iguanas do have a common ancestry at some point, I don\u2019t think that Spot would have access to the genetic code for iguanas. Theoretically, Spot should have turned into a less-evolved feline. (On that note, Troi should have had access to two sets of species to de-evolve into since she\u2019s half Betzoid.)\nOne thing that caught my attention was that Nurse Ogawa was pregnant. Granted, it was necessary to give Data something to work with, but how is it that she goes from being uncertain about her boyfriend a few episodes ago to having his child? There are over a thousand crewmembers, presumably half of which are female. Out of 500 women, Nurse Ogawa is the only one that\u2019s pregnant?\nIt\u2019s a great episode that\u2019s hampered by a few too many mistakes. If you can get past these things, it\u2019s an enjoyable episode. I\u2019d say that regular viewer and new viewer alike could watch this episode. As much as I liked it, though, I can\u2019t give it more than three stars. There are just too many gaps in the story.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Carlos Ferro , Dwight Schultz , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Patrick Stewart , Patti Yasutake\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 170 (Eye of the Beholder)\nWARNING: I\u2019m going to give away the ending of the episode. If you haven\u2019t watched it, please take note.\nLt. Daniel Kwan seemed like such a normal person. Then, he jumped into a plasma stream. His last words were, \u201cI know what I have to do.\u201d This leads Worf, chief of security, and Troi, ship\u2019s counselor and resident empath, to investigate. There seems to be no reason why Kwan did what he did. He was happy. He had a girlfriends. He even had a hot date with her to look forward to. Why did he have to do what he did?\nTroi comes to have an empathic vision of a couple kissing, then subsequently laughing at her, or whoever she\u2019s standing in for. The only other person she sees is a man in a Starfleet uniform. She follows the clues and finds that the man, named Lt. Walter Pierce, worked at Utopia Planitia, which is where the Enterprise was built, as did Kwan. Coincidence? Probably. Kwan arrived a few months after Pierce left.\nIt turns out that the entire thing was a hallucination. Well, most of it. I\u2019m not exactly sure, but Pierce murdered the couple that Troi saw, then committed suicide, himself. All three of them went missing. Pierce was part Betaziod and left some sort of cellular residue that both Kwan and Troi picked up on. Much of the episode passed in a few seconds.\nThere are a few things that bother me about the episode. First, it\u2019s very subdued. Since the episode starts with suicide, there could probably be more dealing with the motivations of why someone would do this. Instead, it\u2019s mostly the obligatory, \u201cbut he was so happy.\u201d Why does everyone always say this? Because Kwan had a lot going for him, does that mean that he can\u2019t be unhappy? There was no mention of possible mental illness.\nIf someone is a miserable loser, does it follow that they must commit suicide? You never see anyone asking why someone hasn\u2019t jumped yet. The natures of depression and suicide are far more complicated than that. No one mentions this. I\u2019m not a psychologist nor have I ever had such impulses. It would have been nice to get some understanding about it. Instead, the episode treats suicide as nothing more than a plot point.\nAlso, the ending was a little confusing. I\u2019ve seen the episode several times and I\u2019ve never been certain how much of the episode was in Troi\u2019s head. Was it from the first visit? Was it from the second? How much of the episode was for our benefit?\nThis was near the end of the final season for The Next Generation. I\u2019m not sure if the writers were trying to stretch out the season or if they had senioritis. The writing here could have been a lot better. This episode had so much potential. The whole dream thing is kind of clich\u00e9 at this point. If you\u2019re going to do it, at least do it well. This episode could easily be skipped without much loss.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Cliff Bole , Dugan Savoye , Gates McFadden , Johanna McCloy , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Mark Rolston , Michael Dorn , Nancy Harewood , Nora Leonhardt , Patrick Stewart , Tim Lounibos\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 169 (Masks)\nWith television series, there\u2019s no promise that every episode is going to be perfect. Occasionally, one or two episodes will hit it out of the park. Everything comes together just right. Others are more of a perfect storm. You realize that each element of the episode ultimately detracts from the whole. Masks was such an episode for Star Trek: The Next Generation.\nThe Enterprise finds what they assume to be a comet that they age at 87,000,000 years. Some sensor feedback catches them off guard, but it doesn\u2019t seem to do any damage to the ship. The only indication that anything is off is Counselor Troi finding an ornamental statue in her quarters. From there, things get stranger. Various parts of the ship are transformed. More of those ornamental items pop up throughout the ship. Strange icons appear on display screens. Oh, and Lt. Cmdr. Data starts to display multiple personalities.\nWhen the Enterprise hits the comet with a phaser beam, the comet disintegrates revealing some sort of computer archive. It\u2019s responsible for all of the strange happenings on the ship. Presumably, some ancient civilization built it 87,000,000 years ago and sent it out into space. Eventually, the bridge crew is able to figure out that Data\u2019s main personality is some sort of sun goddess.\nBy activating the archive\u2019s program for the moon good, maybe they can end whatever\u2019s going on. What they get is a mask similar to one that Data made earlier. Picard decides to wear the mask and try to bluff his way past the sun goddess. He knows enough about archaeology that he\u2019s able to make the program end, thus returning the ship to normal.\nA great many things bother me about the episode. In fact, the more I look for answers online, the more questions I come up with. For starters, 87,000,000 years is a long time. By comparison, the Earth\u2019s age is in the billions. Recoded history is something like 5,000 years. It\u2019s conceivable that a planet was able to form with life evolving quickly and so forth, but how could a civilization develop to where they could have launched something so complex so long ago?\nFor that matter, why would they go through the trouble if building the thing only to have it replicate primitive artifacts? Wouldn\u2019t it have been easier to download information into the ship\u2019s computer? Wouldn\u2019t they have had more information like scientific developments or a detailed account of their history? I mean, I\u2019m assuming that it\u2019s supposed to be an archive to preserve their culture. Any way you look at it, having Data act out several personalities is a bit odd.\nThat brings me to another point: What if Data hadn\u2019t been on that ship? It\u2019s possible that if the archive hadn\u2019t found a proper receptacle for the personalities, nothing would have happened. It\u2019s also possible that the bridge crew would have been screwed. You\u2019d have the ship transforming into some sort of ancient city with no way of stopping or reversing it.\nAnother thing that occurred to me is that if the ship had had several androids, would each android gotten its own set of personalities or would all of them have become the sun goddess? It is possible that the creators of the archive intended another android or suitable equivalent to become the mood god. (On that note, could you imagine the Borg finding the archive?)\nThe episode bears a striking resemblance to Inner Light. In both episodes, one character is chosen by a probe of some sort to receive information from a lost civilization to carry on knowledge of that civilization. Both characters get an artifact as a memento. The Inner Light was a great episode, mostly because of the emotional connection. Masks was the opposite mostly because there\u2019s no real connection to the story. This episode looks like a rejected idea for Inner Light, in fact. I could see something like this eventually becoming a decent episode except that it was already done.\nThe episode is never referenced again on The Next Generation or in any of the subsequent series. We don\u2019t even know if this is how the archive is supposed to behave. We\u2019re left to assume that it is, but it could easily have been a glitch. Being that the archive was 87,000,000 years old, it\u2019s impressive that it worked at all. It would have been interesting to have an episode of Deep Space Nine or Voyager come across the planet that launched the archive, as both series dealt with distant parts of our galaxy. Then again, it\u2019s probably just as well to forget about it.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Patrick Stewart , Rickey D'Shon Collins , Robert Wiemer\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 168 (Thine Own Self)\nThere are a lot of Star Trek episodes that actually do pretty well in conveying a message. Others simply mean well. I think that this is one of the latter kind.\nCounselor Troi returns from a class reunion to find Dr. Crusher on the bridge. As chief medical officer, Crusher isn\u2019t required to stand watch on the bridge, but she does want to. Normally, Data would be standing watch that shift, but he\u2019s away on a mission to retrieve some radioactive material. It gets Troi thinking of what it was like when she had been in command a while ago.\nHer rank is lieutenant commander. To be promoted to Commander, she\u2019d have to take the bridge officers test. After talking it over with Commander Riker, she decides to go for it. She passes most of the tests; the only exception is the engineering qualification. She can\u2019t seem to figure out how to keep the ship from blowing up. It\u2019s only with a slight nudge from Commander Riker that she\u2019s able to finally pass.\nMeanwhile, Data has crashed on the planet that he was supposed to get the material from. The society there is pre-industrial, which means that Data isn\u2019t supposed to have any contact with them. However, he wanders into one of the villages carrying a case containing the radioactive material and no memory of who he is. He can also read the word, radioactive, but has no idea of what it means.\nThe case is opened and half of the material is distributed around town. Pretty soon, many of the people in the village come down with radiation poisoning. Data is able to create a cure, which he puts in the village\u2019s only water supply right before he is apparently killed. Riker and Crusher go to the planet and find Data buried about two meters below the surface. They beam both Data and the radioactive material back to the Enterprise. They\u2019re able to repair Data, who has no memory of what happened after the crash.\nFirst off, we have Skoran, played by Michael G. Haggerty. He\u2019s the blacksmith who buys Data\u2019s metal. He\u2019s also the one that leads an angry mob of villagers once people start to blame Data. There\u2019s just something about an angry mob that seems too easy. It\u2019s like the writers need a threat to Data, or at least some sort of time limit. (Data has to cure the village before the mob destroys him.) It works in this episode, but I generally don\u2019t like it.\nAlso, Data seems to have patch memory while on the planet. He seems to know that there\u2019s more to science than what the villagers know about it. He\u2019s able to find a cure using an empirical method. However, he doesn\u2019t know what radioactive means and he doesn\u2019t recognize his own name, even when someone says it in front of him. (Someone says, \u201cI want to examine your data in detail.\u201d It didn\u2019t seem to phase data.)\nAlso, Data is told that he\u2019s \u2018obviously\u2019 an iceman based on his appearance. The village\u2019s doctor/scientist/teacher seems to know quite a bit about science and is able to \u2018deduce\u2019 this. The village\u2019s level of scientific understanding seems to be a joke about primitive science and how wrong it was to think that way. Her speech about scientific understanding is similar to a Saturday Night Live skit with Steve Martin where he\u2019s a medieval doctor. (Martin\u2019s character said that in his father\u2019s time, a patient\u2019s illness would have been attributed to demonic possession, but he now knows that it\u2019s probably a small imp or gnome in the lower intestine.) On a similar note, Data\u2019s repetition of the \u2018fact\u2019 that he\u2019s an iceman is similar to his saying that he was a Frenchman in time\u2019s arrow.\nI\u2019m going to have to say three stars for this episode. It\u2019s too bad that Troi didn\u2019t get a promotion until so late in the series. It would have been interesting to have had the chance to use this in later episodes, but it isn\u2019t to be. It is, however, the second of two back-to-back stories involving a promotion. (We have three promotions over the span of two episodes.) I really don\u2019t think that someone who\u2019s never seen the series before would enjoy the episode as much as someone who\u2019s seen the entire series. (This seems to be common among seventh-season episodes.) At this point, I could recommend buying this episode on VHS to a fan of the show, but I think that most people would be better off considering the seventh-season set of DVD.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , Kimberly Cullum , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Michael Rothhaar , Mike Hagerty , Patrick Stewart , Ronnie Claire Edwards , Winrich Kolbe\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 167 (Lower Decks)\nEvery so often, there\u2019s an episode of The Next Generation that at least mentions crew reviews, but we rarely ever get to see those crewmembers that are affected by those decisions. In \u201cLower Decks\u201d, there are four ensigns that are worried about their crew reviews. One is Nurse Ogawa, who finds out a little early that Dr. Crusher is recommending her for a promotion. Two other ensigns find out that they\u2019re competing for the same promotion. (One of them is Sito Jaxa, who was in \u201cFirst Duty\u201d.) There\u2019s also Taurik, who\u2019s apparently not up for a promotion, but is a friend of the other three.\nThings get complicated when an escape pod is found adrift in Cardassian space. It\u2019s just close enough that if the transporter is pushed a little beyond its limit, the occupant can be safely beamed aboard. Everything about it is top secret. With the episode done from the perspective of the four ensigns, it isn\u2019t until later in the episode that the audience finds out what\u2019s going on: it was a Cardassian who was in that escape pod. Ogawa is the first to find out when she\u2019s called in to sickbay to help. Sito is the second to find out when she\u2019s asked to pilot the shuttle that takes the Cardassian home. It\u2019s a risky mission, but Sito volunteers for it. (Taurik figures some details about the mission, but isn\u2019t told anything.)\nI don\u2019t really want to go into how the episode ends. I don\u2019t think that it\u2019s necessary. It\u2019s an interesting episode that deals with crewmembers of a lower rank. The only problem that I had with it was that it seemed like a token episode. Ogawa is the only one of the four ensigns that had any real history. Sito may have been used because the writers needed someone with her background. I have to admit that it was convenient to have that character there. However, she had been on the Enterprise for seven months and this was the first we had seen of it. Granted, this is one of the final ten episodes, but it would have been nice if we could have seen more of the other two ensigns.\nThose that have never seen the series before might find the story interesting, but will probably have some questions. Sito Jaxa\u2019s history is explained, but those watching this as their first Next Generation episode won\u2019t really know the significance of who she is. There\u2019s also the history between the Federation and the Cardassians as well as the relationship between the Bajorans and the Cardassians. Again, someone would be able to follow the story and infer many of the details. However, I don\u2019t think I could necessarily recommend this as your first Trek episode.\nI definitely recommend this to people that have an understanding of the Trek universe. It looks like the writers were trying to have some continuity in the final half of the last episode and this episode does do well. It also does well with the writing and acting. I\u2019d say that this is one of the better episodes. I\u2019d give it four stars.\nLabels: Alexander Enberg , Brent Spiner , Bruce Beatty , Dan Gauthier , Don Reilly , Gabrielle Beaumont , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Patrick Stewart , Patti Yasutake , Shannon Fill\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 166 (Sub Rosa)\nI\u2019m a big fan of Star Trek: The Next Generation. However, even The Next Generation had a few episodes that were so bad as to be totally beyond my understanding. \u201cSub Rosa\u201d is just such an episode.\nDr. Crusher is attending the funeral of her grandmother on a planet with a Scottish feel to it. During the funeral, she sees a strange man place a flower on the coffin. This isn\u2019t just any flower, though; it happens to be her grandmother\u2019s favorite flower. Crusher finds out that the man\u2019s name is Ronin and that he was her grandmother\u2019s lover. She was 100 and he appears to be in his thirties. That\u2019s not all. He appears to be interested in a candle that\u2019s been passed down from generation to generation. Specifically, he wants to keep it lit, despite warnings from someone else.\nYou see, as long as the candle is lit, Ronin can take corporeal form. This is what allows him to have great sex with Dr. Crusher and, presumably, her late grandmother. Crusher has been manipulated by Ronin and is even willing to leave Starfleet to stay with him. Eventually, a rational explanation is figured out, but Dr. Crusher has to come to the realization on her own: Ronin is an anaphasic life form that\u2019s been using the Howard women for many generations. Crusher is the first one to have the sense to overcome his manipulation and do something about it.\nThere are a lot of problems with this episode. First, the feel of the episode is different. I\u2019m not just talking about the film quality, either. With the exception of Dr. Crusher, the main characters seem to be going through the motions. That leaves Gates McFadden to carry the story. She does have a few good episodes, but this isn\u2019t one of them. There are several scenes that require a lot of her and she doesn\u2019t seem to be able to pull it off well. It\u2019s either too flat or too much.\nAlso, a few people have brought up the issue of the Howard name being passed down. I\u2019m searching for an explanation, myself. It seems odd that the name would be passed down for whatever reason and then, Dr. Crusher would change her name, especially considering that most doctors keep their names if the maiden name is on their degrees.\nAlso, Dr. Crusher doesn\u2019t have a daughter. Even if Ronin had managed to convince Crusher to stay, he\u2019d have a lot of explaining to do when it came time to turn to Wesley. (I think at one point during the development of the show, Wesley was actually female. I wouldn\u2019t have had this issue had that happened. However, Wesley does \u2018ascend\u2019 at one point, so Ronin would still be out of luck.)\nThis is a one-star episode if ever I saw one. The episode seems like a cross between a cheesy Halloween episode and amateur soft-core porn. The \u2018sex\u2019 scenes with Crusher and Ronin are so over the top, it\u2019s almost ridiculous. I came away from this episode asking myself if this was really a Star Trek episode or if someone had put me on. Do not buy this episode. If it comes on TV, don\u2019t watch it. If you have the season set, skip this episode. It\u2019s that bad.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Duncan Regehr , Ellen Albertini Dow , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Michael Keenan , Patrick Stewart , Shay Duffin\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 165 (Homeward)\nWARNING: I\u2019m going to give away major details about this episode that will probably ruin it for you. If this bothers you, don\u2019t read this review.\nThe Prime Directive is a rule that prohibits any Starfleet officer from interfering with the natural development of a planet. (Usually, this only applies to planets that don\u2019t have warp drive, but there have been exceptions.) When the Enterprise responds to a distress call, they find that Worf\u2019s adoptive brother, Nikolai Rozhenko, has made himself known to a population that he was supposed to be observing from a distance. He had the good sense to surgically alter himself, but it still would seem like a violation of the Prime Directive.\nThe reason for the distress call was that the planet\u2019s atmosphere is about to go bad and the entire population of the planet will die. Nikolai wants to at least save the one tribe that he\u2019s been watching. However, Captain Picard will have no part of it. Not one to take no for an answer, Nikolai beams the tribe up and puts them in a holodeck recreation of their planet. Picard is upset, but there\u2019s not much that anyone can do about it.\nOnce a new planet is found for them, the Enterprise is off. The terrain in the holodeck is changed to match the terrain of the new planet as the group travels through caves and up to the surface. Things get complicated when one of the people, the tribe\u2019s chronicler, wanders off and out of the holodeck. He finds his way to Ten-Forward, where Commander Riker and Counselor Troi see him walk in. Knowing that this is really bad, they try their best to contain the situation.\nHowever, his memory can\u2019t be wiped which means that he\u2019ll either have to go back to his tribe knowing what he knows or he\u2019ll have to stay on the Enterprise. Ultimately, he decides that he can\u2019t go back to the tribe. He wouldn\u2019t be able to tell anyone, but he wouldn\u2019t be able to keep the secret, either. He ends up committing suicide rather than have to live in exile.\nThe tribe makes it to their new home. Nikolai decides to stay with them. Some of it probably has to do with the fact that his career is over. However, most of it has to do with the fact that he\u2019s going to have a child with one of the women in the tribe.\nThe story is primarily a story about the Prime Directive, which is nothing new. The Enterprise can\u2019t interfere in the natural development of a culture. However, isn\u2019t it equally as wrong to let them die? They can\u2019t save the entire planet, but they can at least save one tribe.\nIt also ends up being adoptive brother against adoptive brother. Worf was always the honorable, noble brother while Nikolai was the emotional, selfish one. Nikolai attended Starfleet Academy, but dropped out after a year. He always seemed to be getting into trouble that someone else had to get him out of. (On that note, Nikolai will have a lot of explaining to do when the child is born.) This sort of relationship is kind of cliche, especially when the two brothers come to some sort of mutual understanding or compromise. I didn\u2019t find this to be an exception.\nSpeaking of when the child will be born, one of the problems with this episode being so late in the series is that there is no chance to follow up on it. Since Worf transferred to Deep Space Nine, there was at least some remote possibility that he might go back to visit his adoptive brother. There was some doubt expressed in the episode as to what might happen to the tribe. It would have been nice to go back in a couple of years and have Worf visit his nephew. (I really do want to know how Nikolai will explain why the child has a less-pronounced nose ridge.)\nI\u2019d give this episode three stars. It\u2019s interesting, but not spectacular. It\u2019s basically an episode where the crew of the Enterprise is thrust into a difficult situation and they simply have to take the course laid out for them. I wouldn\u2019t really recommend buying this episode. I don\u2019t really think it\u2019s worth that much to get on VHS unless you can get some sort of great deal on it.\nLabels: Alexander Singer , Brent Spiner , Brian Markinson , Edward Penn , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Patrick Stewart , Paul Sorvino , Penny Johnson Jerald , Susan T. Collins\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 164 (The Pegasus)\nEverybody\u2019s got a deep, dark secret. When Admiral Eric Pressman comes on the Enterprise on a mission regarding the U.S.S. Pegasus, Commander Riker knows that his dark secret has come back to haunt him.\n12 years prior, Admiral Pressman was Captain Pressman, commanding officer of the Pegasus and Commander Riker was Ensign Riker, fresh out of Starfleet Academy. Something happened that caused Pegasus to explode. Pressman, Riker and a few others made it off safely, but they claimed that the ship destroyed. However, Starfleet Intelligence has reason to believe that the Pegasus is still out there and they have a pretty good idea where it is. Starfleet is pretty eager to get it back and they\u2019ve put Pressman in charge of the mission. There is a Romulan ship out there looking for the Pegasus, so there\u2019s a race to find it.\nAt first, Captain Picard doesn\u2019t think much of the importance of the mission, but becomes suspicious when he calls in some favors and finds out that there was an alleged mutiny on the Pegasus just before its presumed destruction. Picard tries to pump Riker for some information, but Riker is under direct orders from Pressman not to talk about it. Picard is upset about it, but there\u2019s little that he can do about it.\nThe Enterprise manages to get to the Pegasus first. Riker and Pressman beam over to the Pegasus and retrieve what they want, but shortly after they go back to the Enterprise, the Romulans seal them in. Fortunately, the device that they retrieved from the Pegasus is a cloaking device that uses phasing technology. When hooked up properly, it can make a ship become out of phase with normal matter so that it can pass right through it. Using this technology, the Enterprise is able to escape. (The reason that the mission was so secretive was that there\u2019s a treaty prohibiting the Federation from developing cloaking technology.)\nIt was an interesting episode. It seems that the seventh season was trying too hard to deal with the main characters\u2019 pasts, but I don\u2019t think that this episode in particular did so. It had more to do with Riker\u2019s involvement in a cover-up. He had hoped that this would never come back to haunt him and after what appeared to be the destruction of the Pegasus, there was a good chance that it wouldn\u2019t. After facing up to what he did, Riker is essentially absolved of much of the guilt. It still doesn\u2019t look good for him, but most of the blame is Pressman\u2019s.\nI really don\u2019t know what happened as a result of the events in this episode. The Romulans now know what the Federation did, but there was no mention of what the Federation did with the cloak or what actions the Romulans took against the Federation as a result of what they did. Had this been done a few seasons earlier, there could have been a nice follow-up episode that dealt with it.\nI\u2019d say that this episode is worth four stars. It\u2019s definitely one of the better episodes. For someone that hasn\u2019t seen too many Star Trek episodes, this one will still be enjoyable. There really isn\u2019t anything that isn\u2019t mentioned in the episode that you would need to know and not knowing anything about Star Trek won\u2019t really take away from this one too much. However, those that have watched the show will probably be able to understand it a bit more. The Riker that Pressman knew was a lot different than the Riker that Picard chose to be his first officer. It\u2019s interesting to learn more about how the character has evolved.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Michael Dorn , Michael Mack , Nancy Vawter , Patrick Stewart , Terry O'Quinn\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 163 (Parallels)\nEveryone\u2019s been faced with a decision. Do you eat at McDonalds or Taco Bell? Do you take your umbrella with you or do you leave it at home? In theory, whenever someone is presented with such a choice, all possible outcomes exist. We simply decide which path we\u2019re going to take.\nAfter coming back from a competition, Worf walks into his quarters to find that a surprise birthday party has been thrown for him. That\u2019s when things start to go strange. At first, it\u2019s minor stuff. At first, Worf is told that Captain Picard can\u2019t attend. Moments later, Picard is there. Also, the cake changes color and flavor.\nAt first, Worf thinks nothing of it, but the changes start to get more bizarre. While in engineering, Data and Chief Engineer La Forge switch places and Picard disappears. Later, a painting suddenly switches to a different wall and Counselor Troi\u2019s clothing changes. Also, Worf had originally won first place in the competition. With each successive change, his rank in the competition gets lower; eventually, his log shows that he didn\u2019t even compete. Something is going on and Worf knows it.\nAfter some investigation, Data finds that Worf must have passed through an anomaly that intersects all possible realities. Whenever Worf came in contact with La Forge\u2019s VISOR, he jumped realties. Data comes up with a plan to get Worf back to his home universe. However, a Bajoran ship attacks the Enterprise and causes the barrier between universes to collapse. Different Enterprises start entering Worf\u2019s universe. Worf is immediately sent into the anomaly and told how to seal the anomaly permanently. With that, he\u2019s sent back to the universe that he should be in.\nThis was a very interesting episode. Those that have watched the series regularly will recognize many of the turning points that created the various alternate universes. The one in which Riker is captain is the result of Picard being lost in \u201cBest of Both Worlds\u201d. Worf and Troi being married is the result of a different outcome in \u201cEthics\u201d. Those that have never seen the series before should be able to follow it, but you\u2019ll be missing out on a few things.\nThe only thing that really bothered me was that towards the end, it was just the various Enterprises that started popping into the universe. It seems odd to me that it would just be that one ship. Even if you were to say that it has to do with Worf serving on the Enterprise, there should be an infinite number of universes. In at least one of them, Worf should have served on a different ship.\nI\u2019d give this episode four stars. The acting was done well. Michael Dorn had an unusual job having to shift realities. All of the other actors did well having to adapt to slightly different roles. The story was also well written for the most part. Parallel universes and alternate realities are nothing new. However, the story handled it well and in a consistent manner.\nLabels: Brent Spiner , Gates McFadden , Jonathan Frakes , LeVar Burton , Marina Sirtis , Mark Bramhall , Michael Dorn , Patrick Stewart , Patti Yasutake , Robert Wiemer , Wil Wheaton\nStar Trek: The Next Generation - Episode 162 (Inheritance)\nData\u2019s family seemed to grow in small steps over the course of Star Trek: The Next Generation. In the first season, we met his evil twin brother, Lore. Dr. Soong, who created Data and Lore was also mentioned, but we didn\u2019t get to see him until a few seasons later. Now, in the seventh season, we find out that Data had a \u2018mother\u2019 of sorts. While trying to help a planet with a core that\u2019s turning solid, Juliana Tainer comes on the Enterprise. She seems surprised that Data doesn\u2019t recognize her. When she tells Data who she is, he seems surprised.\nIn all of the previous episodes that dealt with Data and his family, there was no mention of her. Data\u2019s memories of that time had been wiped and neither Dr. Soong nor Lore seemed compelled to tell Data about her. It\u2019s because of this that Data is a little suspicious of her claim. He can\u2019t find a marriage certificate, but she and Soong did book passage together to and from the planet where she claims that they were married. Eventually, he has to decide to simply take her word for it.\nNot all is as it seems, though. Data has reasons to suspect that she\u2019s an android. His suspicions are proven correct when they beam down to the planet together. She falls and part of her arm falls off. She\u2019s knocked unconscious, but Data is able to get her back to the Enterprise. While looking insode of her, Chief Engineer La Forge finds a chip that contains an explanation from Dr. Soong. Juliana doesn\u2019t know what she is. Soong feels that if she were to know this, she wouldn\u2019t be able to enjoy life to the fullest.\nData has a choice to make: he can either respect Soong\u2019s wishes and not tell her or he can tell her and possibly ruin what\u2019s left of her life. He decides to not tell Juliana, knowing that he would only tell her for person reasons. It simply wouldn\u2019t be fair. When she awakens, Data tells Juliana that she simply broke her arm. Juliana leaves the ship as if nothing is wrong.\nThis is another one of those episodes that has a few problems. This one has the advantage of being well written, but I find it hard to believe that Juliana had gone this long without being \u2018discovered\u2019. It took Data to figure her out. You\u2019d think that someone would have at least suspected. Her body was capable of putting out a false image capable of fooling instruments. However, there are several empathic species. I can\u2019t believe that she either never came in contact with them or that no empath ever suspected anything.\nThere\u2019s also the issue of the chip. When Data talks to the image of Dr. Soong, Dr. Soong says that Juliana left him. If she left him, how would the chip be updated? It\u2019s possible that the chip could be updated remotely, Dr. Soong foresaw the possibility or that the chip was somehow self-updating.\nOverall, I\u2019d say that this episode gets four stars. Both problems were minor problems in my opinion. The acting was good and the overall story was written well. Someone who has never seen The Next Generation probably won\u2019t be able to follow this episode as well as someone who watches regularly. 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        "raw_content": "Children dressed in uniform sing after raising the national flag at the Beichuan Red Army Elementary School, in Beichuan, Sichuan province, January 21, 2015.\nWhy\u2019s Beijing So Worried About Western Values Infecting China\u2019s Youth?\nEric Fish is the author of the book China\u2019s Millennials: The Want Generation. From 2007 to 2014, he was based in China where he worked for the Economic Observer and contributed to outlets including...\nIn early December, Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered the country\u2019s universities to \u201cadhere to the correct political orientation.\u201d\nSpeaking at a conference on ideology and politics in China\u2019s colleges, he stressed that schools must uphold the Chinese Communist Party\u2019s leadership and \u201cguide the broad masses of teachers and students to be strong believers\u201d in Marxist theories and socialist core values.\nThe conference had the highest profile attendee roster of any education event in recent memory: top university officials, representatives from the country\u2019s military and propaganda apparatuses, and four of the seven members of the all powerful Politburo Standing Committee. In case Xi\u2019s speech left any doubt as to the meeting\u2019s purpose, China\u2019s education minister explained it in an article the following day. \u201cSchools,\u201d he wrote, \u201care the prime targets for the infiltration of hostile forces.\u201d\nFor years, China\u2019s leaders have feared that they\u2019re losing their grip on the ideological loyalty of the country\u2019s youth. According to official rhetoric, the forces wresting away young minds are cultural warfare waged through alluring foreign pop culture and the infiltration of \u201cWestern values.\u201d\nWith the Party firmly in control and no obvious stirrings of a youth-led insurrection, it would be easy to write off this sentiment as paranoia. But according to researchers who study youth attitudes and how they are shaped by popular culture from the West, the commissars may not be so far off the mark. A series of surveys conducted over the past decade have found that many Chinese college students\u2014perhaps even a majority of them\u2014prefer elements of liberal democracy to China\u2019s one-party system. \u201cI think there is a real threat,\u201d said Stanley Rosen, a University of Southern California political scientist who researches the relationship between Chinese youth and the state. \u201cCertainly they\u2019ve interpreted [the collapse of Communism] in Russia and Eastern Europe, at least in part, to the infiltration of Western culture.\u201d\nWhen actor Alan Thicke died in December, there was an outpouring of sympathy on Chinese social media among a generation that had come of age with Thicke\u2019s affable father character on Growing Pains. One of the first U.S. TV shows to air in China in the early 1990s, it presented a lifestyle and culture in stark contrast to what Chinese state television offered. \u201cAlthough this show was from the other side of the world, ordinary Chinese people could relate to it,\u201d one Chinese man recently told the Los Angeles Times.\nGrowing Pains\u2019 early 1990s broadcasts in China may be as good a marker as any separating the Chinese generations that came of age before and after an explosion in access to foreign culture. Those born in the late-80s and \u201990s grew up as American entertainment rapidly became accessible\u2014both through censored official channels and uncensored mediums like bootleg videos and the Internet.\nChina\u2019s Millennials\nIn 1989, students marched on Tiananmen Square demanding democratic reform. The Communist Party responded with a massacre, but it was jolted into restructuring the economy and overhauling the education of its young citizens. A generation later, Chinese youth are a world apart from those who converged at Tiananmen. Brought up with lofty expectations, they\u2019ve been accustomed to unprecedented opportunities on the back of China\u2019s economic boom. But today, China\u2019s growth is slowing and its demographics rapidly shifting, with the boom years giving way to a painful hangover.Immersed in this transition, Eric Fish, a millennial himself, profiles youth from around the country and how they are navigating the education system, the workplace, divisive social issues, and a resurgence in activism. Based on interviews with scholars, journalists, and hundreds of young Chinese, his engrossing book challenges the idea that today\u2019s youth have been pacified by material comforts and nationalism. Following rural Henan students struggling to get into college, a computer prodigy who sparked a nationwide patriotic uproar, and young social activists grappling with authorities, Fish deftly captures youthful struggle, disillusionment, and rebellion in a system that is scrambling to keep them in line\u2014and, increasingly, scrambling to adapt when its youth refuse to conform.\u2014Rowman & Littlefield\nToday, Hollywood imports still offer an attractive alternative to state television\u2019s tightly controlled lineup dominated by historical costume dramas and anti-Japanese war films. Yang Gao, a Singapore Management University sociologist who researches foreign entertainment\u2019s influence on Chinese youth, says that American TV is massively popular among young Chinese for its perceived authenticity. \u201cThis fascination is coinciding with the rise of the new \u2018golden age\u2019 of quality television in America, with complex characters and unconventional storytelling,\u201d she said. \u201cBy comparison, Chinese TV can feel uninspired with relatively predictable plotlines and unambiguous characters. Heroes are heroes and villains are villains.\u201d\nGao says that the Chinese generation born in the \u201980s and \u201990s came of age amid a clash between traditional collectivist culture and the emergence of individualism. In this atmosphere, Hollywood characters have provided young people a basis on which to interrogate their own identities that isn\u2019t often found in state-sanctioned sources.\n\u201cGrowing up we were taught to obey,\u201d Gao said. \u201cIt\u2019s written all over the political discourse and goes down to the very cultural fabric of society: We value conformity and harmony. But at the same time, economic development is arousing this neoliberal ideal: You must be independent and autonomous\u2014you\u2019re on your own now.\u201d\nIn research Gao conducted with university students in Beijing, she found that Hollywood themes of spontaneity, nonconformity, and self-realization particularly resonated with young Chinese fans of American TV. \u201cWhile many students applaud misfits, oddballs, or otherwise unconventional figures on US TV, what seems to have more forcefully struck a chord is the image of a \u2018challenger,\u2019\u201d she wrote. \u201cSomeone who fights against powerful social establishment or authority.\u201d\nOne of Gao\u2019s subjects, a 21-year-old undergraduate, reported being inspired to go to law school by the TV drama Boston Legal\u2019s depiction of lawyers suing government agencies like the FDA. \u201c. . . [To] me, it\u2019s a gesture of challenging authority, which suggests that the authority is challengeable,\u201d the woman said. \u201cBut in China, I\u2019ve never been exposed to that idea at school, not to mention watching the government get blamed or sued on TV.\u201d Said another interviewee, \u201cWhatever the reality is, American TV always reflects a distrust of and challenge to authority, whereas Chinese media basically dodge the issue.\u201d\nThese values are at direct odds with what the state tries to instill in its youth. Every September, all incoming college freshmen must attend weeks of military training designed, in part, to instill collectivism, love for the Party, and obedience to authority\u2014the culmination of an education that stresses socialist values and the unchallengeable supremacy of Communist Party rule. Extensive censorship of Chinese entertainment likewise insists on messaging conducive to social stability and the \u201ccorrect\u201d moral values.\nChina\u2019s censors have attempted to clamp down on popular websites offering American TV shows like NCIS, The Practice, and The Good Wife, and then met withwidespread anger among the shows\u2019 Chinese viewers. In 2014, when The Big Bang Theory was removed from streaming sites, livid fans went online to deem China \u201cWest North Korea.\u201d The term was quickly blocked on Sina Weibo, the Twitter-like social media platform.\nGao said that even seemingly innocuous characters on apolitical comedies like Friends and Sex in the City can leave identity-altering impressions with young Chinese, and prompt them to question the values promoted by their schools, parents, and the government.\n\u201cThere is a generation gap that is greater when it comes to interpretation of the sub-textual messages in those shows,\u201d she said. \u201cWith ideas of individualism, democracy, more liberal thoughts, and this elevation of ambiguity and complex individual attitudes over unification and conformity\u2014this is something I think younger generations are more appreciative of than the older generation.\u201d\nHow deeply Hollywood\u2019s influence has penetrated China\u2019s young generation is unclear, but over the past decade, its members have demonstrated what appears to be a small but growing willingness to challenge authority.\nOne of the first major environmental protests involving tens of thousands of participants occurred in Xiamen in 2007 over a proposed chemical plant. It was a largely youth-driven rebuke to authority that would repeat itself in cities across the country over the following years. By 2011, Sina Weibo\u2014which was overwhelmingly used by people born after 1980\u2014was hitting its stride, with Internet vigilantes felling a succession of corrupt officials and exposing government misdeeds and cover-ups.\nIn early 2013, protestors both on and offline gave what was perhaps the most significant challenge to authorities since 1989 when they decried press censorship en masse after the staff of a liberal newspaper went on strike over particularly egregious government censorship. Students across the country uploaded pictures of themselves in support of the paper and hundreds protested in person outside its offices.\nIt\u2019s against this backdrop that Xi Jinping ascended to China\u2019s presidency in March 2013. Shortly after, the Communist Party\u2019s fears of foreign ideological infiltration were laid bare with the leak of Document 9, an internal communiqu\u00e9\u0301 instructing cadres to stop universities and media from discussing seven taboo topics: Western constitutional democracy, universal values, civil society, neoliberalism, the Western concept of press freedom, historical nihilism, and questioning whether China\u2019s system is truly socialist.\nThe document precipitated a sweeping crackdown that\u2019s felled lawyers, rights activists, labor leaders, NGOs, journalists, social media influencers, and generally anyone who\u2019s been outspoken against government policy. Since the imposition of this crackdown, large-scale public protests have ebbed, and Weibo is a shadow of what it once was.\nCarl Minzner, a specialist in Chinese law and politics at Fordham Law School, says that December\u2019s education conference suggests the campaign is now poised to reach deeper into academia. \u201cThis is big and dark,\u201d Minzner said. \u201cThis is several years in the making and it will likely roll out in colleges over the next several years. We don\u2019t know how far it will go.\u201d\nHe added that this trajectory predates Xi Jinping\u2019s presidency. In October 2011\u2014one year before Xi assumed China\u2019s top leadership post\u2014the Communist Party Central Committee emerged from its annual plenum with an agenda focusing on \u201ccultural development\u201d and protecting China\u2019s \u201ccultural security.\u201d\nThe following January, then-President Hu Jintao elaborated on the perceived threat, saying that international hostile forces were stepping up their plot to Westernize and divide China. \u201cIdeological and cultural fields are the focal areas of their long-term infiltration,\u201d he said. \u201cThe international culture of the West is strong while we are weak.\u201d\nThat same month, then-Vice President Xi Jinping gave his first signal that higher education would be a key battleground in this struggle. \u201cUniversity Communist Party organs must adopt firmer and stronger measures to maintain harmony and stability in universities,\" he reportedly told a meeting of university Communist Party officials. \u201cYoung teachers have many interactions with students and cast significant [political and moral] influence on them. . . They also play a very important role in the spread of ideas.\u201d\nIn late 2013, China established a national security committee to focus on \u201cunconventional security threats,\u201d including Western culture. A senior colonel working with the committee said that Hollywood movies were dangerously altering the thinking and values of China\u2019s youth. This posture appeared to pick up steam in academia by early 2015, when China\u2019s then-Minister of Education Yuan Guiren reportedly ordered university officials to disallow teaching materials that \u201cdisseminate Western values.\u201d\nIn many ways, this ideological battle builds on a narrative established after the violent suppression of the 1989 student-led Tiananmen Square protests. In the aftermath, the Communist Party realized that its legitimacy model, which rested largely on championing socialist egalitarianism and proletarian internationalism, was untenable amid its obvious embrace of capitalism. So it instituted a \u201cpatriotic education\u201d in schools that stresses historical \u201chumiliation\u201d at the hands of foreign aggressors. It insists on the inevitability of \u201cSocialism with Chinese Characteristics\u201d\u2014an official euphemism for the Communist Party\u2019s monopoly power over a capitalist economy\u2014and goes to great lengths to discredit the desirability of \u201cWestern democracy.\u201d\nThis nationalistic education, coupled with China\u2019s torrid economic growth, is often credited with subduing any interest in lofty political change among the country\u2019s young. The most passionate and well-attended political protests of the past two decades have indeed been directed at the United States and Japan, which might appear to suggest political dissatisfaction has been successfully directed outward.\nBut studies again suggest that the young educated generation that is subject to the full force of the patriotic education is also the one that looks most fondly on the United States and its political system.\nOne 2007 survey of students at several Beijing universities found that 28 percent liked China\u2019s overall political system, with 22 percent expressing dislike, and the rest remaining neutral. Conversely, 56 percent said they liked the overall American political system and only 4 percent disliked it. Results were similar with questions that probed more specifically into attitudes toward American personal liberties, separation of powers, and multi-party elections versus China\u2019s centralized leadership apparatus.\nThe study tested knowledge about each country\u2019s respective political system, and found that students tended to be \u201cfairly well-informed\u201d about both, and the more they knew about each side, the more they liked the U.S. system.\nThese findings would likely surprise anyone who\u2019s spoken at length with Chinese college students, and they came as a great surprise to the study\u2019s author\u2014Professor Chen Shengluo of China Youth University for Political Science. In the study\u2019s conclusion, he noted that in his prior personal interactions and face-to-face interviews with college students, they \u201calmost unanimously\u201d declared that Western democracy is unsuited to China.\n\u201cTo put it simply, the survey results formed a sharp contrast with everyday impressions,\u201d he noted. \u201cHow can we explain this contrast? It is possible, I feel, that the things we usually encounter may only be superficial and manifest political phenomena that cannot truly represent the real wishes of the majority of students.\u201d\nStanley Rosen, the USC political scientist, says this accords with surveys conducted for internal government use never released to the public due to political sensitivity, which he accessed through contacts in government-affiliated think tanks. Rosen says one internal survey of history students at nearly three dozen universities, titled \u201cThe Influence of Western \u2018Cultural Penetration\u2019 and our Countermeasures,\u201d found that more than half identified with American cultural concepts propagated by American media and entertainment; only 17 percent didn\u2019t.\nAccording to Rosen, it also found that 61 percent identified with \u201cliberalism\u201d and found it to be \u201ca concept of universal moral significance, despite the fact that, as the surveyors put it, everyone knows that liberalism is part of Western political thought and the basis of the \u2018democratic system\u2019 associated with Western capitalism.\u201d\nRosen agreed with Chen Shengluo\u2019s assessment of the contradiction between everyday political conversations with Chinese students and the responses on these anonymous surveys: It likely suggests there\u2019s a sizeable cohort that harbors critical thoughts of its government but does not speak out about these thoughts. \u201cI think that\u2019s what the government recognized,\u201d Rosen said. \u201cThe people doing the surveys were shocked by the results, and you can be sure they\u2019re seeing even more sensitive surveys.\u201d\nThese findings don\u2019t necessarily indicate the desire for a complete transformation of China\u2019s political system. Rosen drew parallels to the Tiananmen Square demonstrations, which are commonly referred to in the short-hand as \u201cdemocracy protests,\u201d but were in fact less about a whole-sale inception of Western liberal democracy and more about simply adopting certain elements like press freedom, personal liberties, and official transparency and accountability. \u201cI don\u2019t think [young Chinese today] would want the exact American system either\u2014I think this past election gives you an example of that,\u201d Rosen said. \u201cBut if things opened up more, then people would be freer to say \u2018maybe these things aren\u2019t such a bad idea after all.\u2019\u201d\n\u201cThey don\u2019t see any possibility for change in the Chinese system now, though,\u201d he added. \u201cCertainly not in the direction of a democratic system like the U.S. Given the perception that these things are not possible, people don\u2019t think much in terms of how they might or might not work in China.\u201d\nWhat influence Donald Trump\u2019s presidency will have on young Chinese opinions of American democracy remains to be seen. So far, anecdotally, opinions of Trump appear to be mixed. But admiration of American politics already has notable limitations. A survey of Chinese urban residents by professors from Duke and American University found what they deemed a \u201cbifurcated image\u201d of America. On a scale of 1 to 5, respondents gave American foreign policy and policy toward China relatively low approval scores of just above 2 on average, while American democracy, entertainment, products, and technology all received scores above 4.\n\u201cNationalism matters,\u201d the study concluded. \u201cNevertheless, nationalism\u2019s impact on anti- Americanism is much more nuanced and complicated than conventionally assumed.\u201d\nIt added that urban residents generally held more negative views toward U.S. foreign policy, but that attitude didn\u2019t carry over into other political realms. \u201c. . . [The] same group of people, despite heightened nationalism, are actually more likely to appreciate the U.S.\u2019s advantages with respect to science and technology, education, political systems, and other socioeconomic achievements.\u201d\nThe ability to tease apart American foreign policy from its culture, with an emphasis on the latter in forming impressions, appears particularly strong among China\u2019s young. A 2016 Pew survey found that 60 percent of Chinese age 18-to-34 have a favorable view of the United States, compared to just 35 percent of those over 50. And a 2009 survey of Chinese under 25 years old found that \u201cHollywood\u201d was the term that they most commonly associated with the United States.\n\u201cThese young people are very pragmatic, even utilitarian people,\u201d said Suisheng Zhao, a University of Denver professor who researches Chinese politics and nationalism. \u201cThey have much more information, more resources, more education, and they love American culture, music, sports, and movies. A lot of them even want to go to the U.S.\u201d\n\u201cOn the other hand, they\u2019ve gotten used to China\u2019s improving living standards and are proud of its rise,\u201d he added. \u201cAnd they\u2019ve seen all those tensions between China and the U.S. and other countries in the last few decades and feel Western countries haven\u2019t treated China well. So they have mixed feelings.\u201d\nWhile the \u201cpatriotic education\u201d may not have particularly endeared China\u2019s youth to their country\u2019s political system or stopped them from looking fondly at politics in the West, it may still be having desirable effects for China\u2019s leaders\u2014just not in the way one might expect.\nHaifeng Huang, an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of California, Merced, has conducted studies with Chinese university students testing the effects of political and ideological education. In one 2011 survey, he found that most students regard their college political courses as nuisances\u2014only 8 percent said they even somewhat actively study for them. He went on to measure how much students actually absorbed from these classes by replicating questions they might see on their exams. (For example, on the question \u201cWhat is the essence of elections in capitalist countries?\u201d the \u201ccorrect\u201d answer is \u201cAn important measure to mediate the interests and conflicts within the ruling class,\u201d since it suggests that elections in the West are merely facades.)\nHe also solicited the students\u2019 feelings about China\u2019s government and their willingness to partake in certain activities. He found that students with greater comprehension of the political education had no greater satisfaction with the government (more recent, yet-to-be-published surveys found that greater exposure to this education actually makes students trust the government less, Huang says).\nHowever, those with greater exposure had a greater belief in the government\u2019s capacity to maintain political order, and hence were less willing to express dissent through mechanisms like strikes or public protests. \u201cThat the government is capable of delivering the pompous and sometimes ludicrous propaganda without much overt opposition . . . has implied to the students that the government is strong,\u201d Huang concluded.\nIn line with previous studies, his survey also found that 73 percent of student respondents agreed with the statement \u201cWestern political systems are very appropriate for our country.\u201d Only 7 percent disagreed. Overall, students expressed lukewarm satisfaction with the Chinese government, but very little willingness to join public demonstrations of discontent.\n\u201cThe conventional wisdom about propaganda in authoritarian countries, including China, is that propaganda tends to brainwash people,\u201d Huang said. \u201cMy argument is that this kind of propaganda will not be able to indoctrinate people, but it may still be effective in that people see the government is able to impose a unified propaganda message on society. The government shows that it has high capacity in social control.\u201d\nHe said that in coming years, the growth-driven performance legitimacy that the Communist Party has relied on to maintain public support will be stretched as the economy inevitably continues to slow and confronts painful restructuring. \u201cThe Chinese government cannot simply rely on performance legitimacy to sustain its rule,\u201d Huang noted. \u201cGiven the central role that young people, and especially students, play in political crises, signaling social control capacity to them may actually become more important.\u201d\nCarl Minzner, the Fordham University law professor, said that some of the rhetoric from the education conference on the role of professors in upholding the \u201ccorrect political line\u201d resembled that which preceded a redefinition of the role of lawyers, and a later spree of lawyer arrests. \u201cI wouldn\u2019t be surprised if in a year or so you see professors doing confessions on CCTV,\u201d he said.\nWhat was also striking from the education conference, Minzner noted, was the absence of the usual nods toward openness to the outside world and learning from foreign achievements and culture while developing China. Instead, there was an emphasis on guiding students to correctly understand the historic inevitability of \u201cSocialism with Chinese characteristics\u201d when making international comparisons.\n\u201cI think they are sending a signal,\u201d Minzner said. \u201cAnd that signal alone will probably be enough to accomplish 70 or 80 percent of the goal by increasing self-censorship in universities. Then the push for ideological control may continue in some form until, ideally\u2014from the standpoint of Party censors\u2014it trickles down to students watching what they say even in the dorm room.\u201d\nYang Gao noted though that access to foreign entertainment is ubiquitous on university campuses through many channels. And when living on their own for the first time in a much freer environment compared to the years preceding their university entrance exams, students are especially anxious to access these resources to explore their own identities and worldviews. So the government will face an uphill battle in separating foreign culture from an educated youth cohort that\u2019s especially thirsty for it.\n\u201cI think authorities have reason to be worried,\u201d she said. \u201cI heard discontent and criticism of the government among young people of the post-80s generation when I did my first research back in 2009, and I hear it now among the post-90s generation.\u201d\n\u201cBut I don\u2019t think it\u2019s some kind of fixed and packaged Western ideologies that they need to be worried about,\u201d she added. \u201cIt\u2019s the creativity and critical abilities that young people are honing through processing all this outside information and exposure to alternative ways of life.\u201d\nYouth, U.S.-China Relations, Culture, Cultural Diplomacy, Cultural Exchange, Democracy, Soft Power",
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In that conversation, we decided, no, right this minute was probably not the best timing since we had a major vacation to Hawaii planned that spring and I did not want to miss it due to being too pregnant. Richard also had at least two years left in his Ph.D. program (which two years later we still have a good year left) so it would be too soon to have kids in 9 months. We decided that after the Hawaii trip, May 2014, we were going to start trying to have a baby. That meant that we could have a baby early in 2015, right? Wrong.\nBetween October of 2013 and May of 2014, I did all of the preparation that I could so that when the time came around, we would be ready. I stopped taking my sleeping pills the very night we decided to have a kid and have not looked back since. I did research on everything I should do to prepare, which included eating healthier and taking some prenatal vitamins. Richard also went back and forth a bit on whether May would really be a good time to start trying, but on my 24th birthday in April 2014, he bought me a few baby themed presents to show me that yes, he was on board.\n^^Gifts from Richard. Definitely picked by him^^\n^^Some of the very few things I let myself buy^^\nI then stopped taking my birth control pills in April 2014 thinking that I would be pregnant within a few months. I mean my sister got pregnant after being off birth control for two weeks so of course that would happen for me too. Wrong again.\nWe officially started trying to get pregnant after our trip to Hawaii in May 2014. Trying to get pregnant looked much different then than it does now. I really knew nothing about my own body and I have since learned everything there is to know. For the first few month, I just sort of went with it and did a little tracking of my fertility, but I figured it would just happen anyway so there was no need to pay much attention. But, let's face it, I am a planner so I had to plan on some level. The first few months, everything seemed normal and I thought it was going well. Yet, I was still not pregnant. I took everything as a sign that I was, but I was not. My cycles were a little on the long side, around 33 days (normal is 28) but I did not think much of it. Then all of a sudden my cycles jumped to 45 days long, which was incredibly frustrating because for a solid 15 days I thought I was pregnant and took a million pregnancy test, but they were all negative. By the way, did I mention that all of this crazy was happening while my husband was completely absent since he was studying for his comprehensive exams? Yeah, that was a very lonely period in my life.\nThen in September 2014, my cycle disappeared all together. I did not have a \"normal\" period for a solid three months. In December 2014, my period returned after a 99 day cycle. I had determined from all of my research that I had not been ovulating since coming off birth control and my body was just pretending it was ovulating. If you do not ovulate you are not supposed to get a period. Which explains the absence of my period. So it took my body 8 months to start ovulating after I stopped taking my birth control pills. I honestly never thought about the effects those pills would have on me in the long term and some days I really wish that I had never taken them at all.\nEven my fertility app did not understand what was happening\nBy December of 2014, I had actually started ovulating and I had also become more serious about tracking when I was ovulating. If you are really interested in what the signs for ovulation are you can find them easily online, but I will not go into much detail here. I started charting and taking my temperature daily. I also knew that both my younger sister and my best friend were going to be getting married in about 9 months so I had to make sure that I was not too far along that I would miss their weddings. But, at this point I did not care how pregnant I ended up being at their wedding as long as I could still be there. So to ensure this was possible, we had to prevent for one month, but it ended up not mattering, because I did not ovulate that month. Since then, I have been ovulating and my cycles have been anywhere between 27 days to 42 days, with most being around 33 days. Which was a huge improvement compared to my 45 day cycles.\nI spent the entire year of 2015 hoping to become pregnant, and yet I still am not. I bought my bridesmaid dresses for the weddings an entire size too big, just in case I ended up pregnant. Then it cost me a fortune in altering them to actually fit me. Month after month of heart break. I spent two weeks of every month hoping and wishing that this month would be the month that it would happen only to be disappointed. Some months hurt more than others did. Some months I could convince myself it was a good thing because this meant that I could do something fun I might not have been able to do had I been pregnant. Some months I would cry and not be able to stop when I would think about how something I want so bad was just out of reach. That I had no control. Other months I would not allow myself to get the least bit excited in order to prepare for the worst, only to still feel just as sad about it anyway.\nIn May of 2015, after we had officially been trying for a year, I made an appointment with an OB/GYN to discuss what could be going wrong. They started doing tests, and told me that I needed to start taking ovulation tests. I had not been taking them yet because I had been using more \"natural\" ways of determining ovulation and I knew exactly when I was ovulating. But, my doctor told me to take them because then we could use another indicator to show that I was ovulating. Because my body could be going through all the motions of ovulating, but not actually ovulating. She then wanted me to have some labs drawn in order to see if there were any hormone imbalances. She also had me schedule an appointment to have an ultrasound done to check on my ovaries and such. All of the hormone tests and the ultrasound came back normal. All my doctor could tell me was that everything was going as it should so she could see no reason why I was not getting pregnant. I waited a few months and used the ovulation predictor kits just to see if I would have any luck with them before making another appointment. Plus, summer of 2015 was already extremely crazy so I did not have a whole lot of extra time anyway. In November of 2015, I talked to the OB/GYN one more time before she told me that it came down to this last test. She wanted to make sure that I was actually ovulating and not just showing all the signs of ovulation. So I was told to have my blood drawn to check for ovulation one week after my ovulation predictor gave a positive. If I was not ovulating, then they would give me some medicine to help me ovulate and see if that led to pregnancy. If I was ovulating, that would mean that I had probably been ovulating all along and I would need to see a fertility specialist. So I left the appointment knowing that the likelihood of me not actually have been ovulating all along was very slim, but I needed to get the test done before I could go to a fertility specialist. I received the test results right after Thanksgiving and they said that yes I ovulated and yes I needed to go see a fertility specialist for further assistance.\nSo as of February of 2016, I have been through 10 full cycles where I have been ovulating that still have not led to a pregnancy. I know there are plenty of people out there who have been trying longer than I have to have a baby. I also know that there are plenty of people who never even tried to get pregnant, but did get pregnant. I know that I am just at the beginning of this very long road, but that does not make my journey thus far any easier. We have been trying for more than 20 months so its not exactly a short amount of time either. I know that I am young and we luckily have time on our side, but I don't think that takes away from my desire to have children. This journey has been tough so far, but I am still hopeful that some day I will have a baby in my arms to call my own.\nWe have recently visited a fertility specialist, but I will go into more detail about that at a later time since this post is already getting long. I have actually been in a better place about everything more recently and I have been able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I have a lot of faith in my doctors and I have been reading a bunch of success stories online that make me feel much better. Someday I will be pregnant. I have to keep that faith.",
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        "raw_content": "I loveee coffee! It doesn\u2019t matter, hot, cold, iced, frozen, whatever, I love it all!! Ordering coffee out is a nice treat every now and then, but I really prefer to make mine at home. So I\u2019m always looking for new flavors, tricks, and methods to try. I ran across a recipe for Iced Coffee, but I did have to make a few adjustments to it to make it perfect (for me) and I\u2019m excited to share it with you today. We\u2019ll be using the cold brew method and adding a simple syrup so it\u2019s ready to go whenever you need it. This will make the coffee much stronger than a normal brew in a Keurig or coffee pot, but sometimes that\u2019s what you need to get you through the 2 o\u2019clock drag in the afternoons!\n~2 pitchers\n~4 oz of ground coffee\n~1 \u00bd quarts of water\n~lots of waiting time\nTo start making the actual coffee, it doesn\u2019t require much effort at all. Just put the water into the pitcher, I found these for around $8 each at Walmart. Totally not the cutest, I know, but they get the job done. Add in the coffee grounds, this time I used New England Coffee\u2019s Breakfast Blend which is pretty good, but sometimes I\u2019ll also like to use a flavored coffee. Then stir it together and let it sit on the counter at room temperature for around 12-14 hours. I usually do this step at night and it\u2019ll be ready by the next afternoon when I\u2019ll need it. Obviously letting it brew this long is what\u2019s going to make it stronger than a normal brew.\nAfter it\u2019s been sitting for around 13 hours, bring in the second pitcher to drain it. To do this, just sit a strainer with a filter on top of the pitcher and drain out all of the coffee from the coffee grounds. This may take a little bit as the coffee grounds begin to pile up, but no longer than maybe 10 minutes. Once it\u2019s all drained, you could also save the coffee grounds to use as an exfoliator or to mix with soil and add it in your garden.\nNow we\u2019re on to making the simple syrup! What you\u2019ll need for this step is:\n~\u00bc cup water\n~\u00bc cup packed brown sugar\n~\u00bc cup white sugar\nI actually used a little less than \u00bc cup of each sugar because my boyfriend doesn\u2019t like it as sweet as I do, but you can adjust it to however you\u2019d like it. This is actually part of the original recipe that I had to change because it called for almost twice this amount of sugar! Add all three of these to a small saucepan and boil for about 2-3 minutes, then let it simmer for about one minute until it gets to a syrup consistency. Make sure you keep a close eye on it because it\u2019s very easy to get the sugar too hot where it begins to crystallize and then it won\u2019t be able to mix with the coffee.\nOnce your simple syrup is complete, mix it in with the coffee and it\u2019ll stay good in the fridge for about a week. This recipe could not be any easier and it\u2019s so lovely to know that a nice, refreshing cup of iced coffee is just waiting in the fridge whenever you need it. You could also add your creamer straight into the pitcher, but I like to add mine as I make my glass. I hope you found this useful and I\u2019d love to hear your thoughts if you try this out for yourself. Have a beautiful day!\nThis is such a great idea!! I've never made iced coffee like this before, but honestly - genius!! How great to have a pre-made pitcher on hand. I've got to try this out ASAP!\nIf you do, definitely let me know how it goes!! It really couldn't be any easier. I love knowing that it's in the fridge, ready to go whenever I need it!",
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        "raw_content": "My Daughter is a Special Person and a Powerful Vessel of the Holy Spirit\nWe have become so acculturated to witchcraft, demon possession, magic and this fictionalized battle between \"good vs. evil\" that our children are inundated with day and night via every form of media. Olivia wrote this as a final project after having to endure nearly 18 weeks of a \"Lord of the Rings\" reading project.\nI could not be more proud of my daughter for opening her heart to the power of the Holy Spirit, respectfully pushing back against the authority that was forcing the issue, and then writing this as a final project.\nMay God bless your obedience Olivia. I believe he already has.\nThese are the words that she wrote...\n\"As I have read The Lord of the Rings, I have been convicted by the Holy Spirit as to the point and\npurpose of the reading. I have struggled through the book and doing the project, essays, tests, etc that are necessary parts of the curriculum. To say the least, I am not a fan of reading\nfantasy books at all. I feel that for the most part they are wrong and take away\nfrom the true supernatural power of God and the Holy Spirit. I also feel that\nthe overall theme of The Lord of the Rings - good versus evil - distracts us from the true battle of good versus evil in our souls. Satan uses anything that he can to distract us from God and his power. Literature is one of mankind\u2019s strongest ways of communicating and displaying messages to others.\nFantasy literature is not different in this regard. However, like anything,\nSatan has manipulated literature and has been able to use books as a way to\ndistract people and take their focus off of Jesus Christ and the true Gospel\nFantasy books as a whole are about fictitious people and events where\nsupernatural things happen. I feel that these kinds of book take away from the\nonly true supernatural power of the Holy Spirit. Humans are made with the\nyearning for God, a need to fill their hearts with something supernatural. If\nthey can\u2019t find their need in God, people search in any way to fill the\n\u201csupernatural void\u201d that only God can fill in their souls. Even if we know God,\nI feel that humans still have a desire to fill their lives with supernatural\nthings. The most popular books now are about vampires, magic, witchcraft, and\nother, ungodly things.The Lord of the Rings is no different.\nMagic is displayed all throughout the book. The elves and Gandalf are example of good characters in the story that use magic. Magic, in any way is wrong. The Bible makes it very clear that magic is against God.\nDeuteronomy 18:10 says \u201cThere shall not be found with you anyone who makes his son or his daughter to\npass through the fire, one who uses divination, one who practices sorcery,\nor an enchanter, or a sorcerer,(NIV). Leviticus 19:31 states this about wizards and witchcraft \u201cDon't turn to\nthose who are mediums, nor to the wizards. Don't seek them out, to be defiled by them. I am Yahweh your God.\u201d\nIn the Lord of the Rings, magic is used on both the good side and the bad side. Magic is displayed in a good and bad way. However, God makes it very clear that magic is not good. Magic is ungodly and from Satan. We should turn away from magic, witchcraft, wizardry, etc. and turn to God. We should only rely on God for everything. Magic is defiling. Whether we practice witchcraft or read about it, it is effecting us for the negative. The Bible says that we are to \u201crun from all these evil things (1 Timothy 6:11 NLT)\u201d and \u201cpursue righteousness and a godly life, along with faith, love, perseverance, and gentleness (1 Timothy 6:11 (NLT). We should not allow anything evil in our minds. Yes, in the world we see and hear evil things every day, and we all sin. But Jesus says in Mark 7:15 that \u201cThere is nothing outside a\nperson that by going into him can defile him, but the things that come out of a person are what defile him (ESV 2001).\u201d\nThe things that we intentionally put into our minds and heart are affecting us. And we, as humans must be very careful what we put into ourselves because what comes our shows what we believe. \u201cA good person produces good things from the treasury of a good heart, and an evil person produces evil things from the treasury of an evil heart (NLT).\u201d If the things that we are putting into our hearts and minds is evil, then we must be very cautious because eventually, whether in a small or very large way, evil things will begin to come out of us.\nAnother point I would like to make is the battle of good versus evil. It is all a lie of Satan that there is even a battle going on. Yes, humans have a choice here on earth whom to follow; but ultimately Satan\u2019s power was already been defeated when Jesus Christ died on the cross and rose again. There is no battle, and good has already won. Satan, however, the father of all lies, would very much like us to believe that\nhe still has a shot \u2013 even though he knows that his days are numbered and all any individual has to do is believe in the Christ of God in order to secure his or her position alongside Jesus Himself.\nEvil will never be greater or stronger than God. However, in the book, evil is displayed as stronger, greater and more powerful. Even though in the end good wins, the appearance shown is that evil is greater and was conquered by \u201csomething smaller than it.\u201d This is incorrect. God has always and\nwill always be greater and more powerful that Satan. We must also be very careful when we read any book, but especially books about good versus evil. Note that this point in particular could be rendered moot if we had not been induced to draw parallels in class between Holy Scripture and this most unholy writing.\nHolding the works of man in direct comparison to the works of the Most High God\nis sinful pride \u2013 as the people of the city of Babel.\nThe author\u2019s point of view is always expressed. When you read about the realm of the supernatural and good versus evil, the words and the story are influencing us and our beliefs. Lies from the enemy about God, good, and evil can be displayed through the literature and can greatly influence what\nwe believe. The Bible makes it clear in 2 Timothy 4:3-4 that, \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 to fables.\u201dThe Lord of the Rings is an example of a myth or a fable. People are turning away from sound doctrine, the truth of the Bible, and turning instead to human desires and human teachings.\nFalse doctrine can be put into our minds, even through a seemingly harmless story. Even if the author is not trying intentionally to influence someone\u2019s beliefs, their views and opinions are always shown through\ntheir writings. We, as readers, must guard our hearts and be discerning to the truth of Christ, and the lies about Christ fed to us by the enemy. Satan is creative in his ways to influence us and whether we flat out deny Christ, or slowly turn away from him, Satan is doing his job. Ephesians 4: 27 says, \u201cdo not\ngive the devil an opportunity to work.\u201d Don\u2019t allow Satan any chance to influence you. He is working to get between us and Jesus, and he is good at being \u201charmless.\u201d We as readers must be very discerning as to what we read and what we accept as truth.\nI also feel that what happens in fantasy books takes away from the miracles that Jesus performed here on earth. If someone doesn\u2019t know Christ and they read about His miracle, they may think that they can\u2019t be true simply because that person has read and seen so much made up fantasy throughout their\nlifetime. Even if someone has a good perspective and knows that fantasy can\u2019t be real, they may become conditioned to not believe that what Jesus did was real. On the other hand, you read about Jesus and His miracles and the amazing power of God on display in the Old Testament - and then you go and read fantasy. Soon you will be equating the two. Someone may even say that the things that happen\nin the book are from God.\nPutting God into a Godless book and trying to find meaning from it is wrong.\nWhat is displayed in fantasy books, and particularly The Lord of the Rings, as \u201cgood magic\u201d seems to be very similar to what Jesus did here on earth through his miracles. A person that doesn\u2019t know Jesus who reads about Him for the first time may think that what Jesus did was just \u201cgood magic\u201d and that it can\u2019t be\nreal. Jesus\u2019 miracles were used by God to display to the world that Jesus was and is God, as shown in\nJohn 2:11that says, \u201cThis beginning of miracles did Jesus in Cana of Galilee, and manifested forth his glory; and his disciples believed on him (NKJ).\u201d Jesus displayed his miracles as a way for people to see\nthe power of God. Jesus says in John 10:38, \u201cbut if I do his [God\u2019s] work, believe in the evidence of the miraculous works I have done, even if you don't believe me. Then you will know and understand that the\nFather is in me, and I am in the Father.\"\nSatan can use many ways to try and trick humans into believing in him. He will use magic and seemingly wonderful things to gain our attention and turn us away from the Christ and desensitize us to the power of His miracle. Allowing the lies of Satan into our hearts just enough to divert us from the true Gospel message is exactly what he is trying to do. If the target, so to speak, at which we are\nshooting is salvation, it does not matter to Satan if we miss it by a little or a lot \u2013 so long as we miss\nit. If Satan can convince one person that Jesus\u2019miracles are equivalent to or even lower than the seemingly amazing things shown by Satan himself or in literature, then he has done what he is trying to do in all of our hearts.\nI think that the most upsetting thing for me during the process of reading and discussing The Lord of the\nRings was having to find scripture to \u201cback-up\u201d the book or comparing the book to scripture or a story in The Bible. As I mentioned, Holy Scripture is sacred and it is not meant to be compared to any other book. It is the word of God, not a work of man, given to us so that we may know God more and live our\nlives in a way that is pleasing to Him. Trying to justify a Godless book by falsely applying spiritual meaning to it is wrong. In short, trying to put God into a Godless book is wrong.\nThis being said, I must also argue that not all fantasy books are indeed, wrong to read. I think that the most important thing is to look at the author and the true purpose of writing the story. If the author states that there is no purpose, especially when the author goes out of his or her way to state that\nthere is in particular no \u201cChristian\u201d theme or purpose, then you should be very careful. There\nis always a purpose to writing a story. Especially if the story is good versus evil, you have to be careful. It is very easy for someone to display their beliefs on good versus evil rather than show the true Gospel message of Jesus.\nAs written about above, the genre of fantasy and in particular The Lord of the Rings is something about which I have been convicted. The magic used in the stories, in good or evil ways, is wrong. Also, the supernatural events that occur take away from the only true supernatural power of the Holy\nSpirit and from Jesus\u2019 miracles. Satan can use literature to display lies about the truth of Jesus and good and evil. False doctrine can be shown through literature and books about the battle of good versus evil. In conclusion, Holy Scripture should not be compared to stories that are not about God. Comparing\nScripture to books and trying to put meaning into and godless book is wrong. These are my spiritual convictions about the genre of fantasy and The Lord of the Rings.:\nOlivia R. Warner May 2013\nWow. Kelly told me to look out for Olivia's paper this morning. Special girl? Heck YES! Olivia, you KNOW who you are! You are chosen and set apart! Proud of your stand, impressed by your passion! The Lord has good plans for you! Thank you for your example of obedience and a reminder that we need to keep a check on our lives and tighten up. Staying sensitive to spiritual things when the world and the enemy dilute and desensitize takes real focus. Thank you for your diligence in finding TRUTH to back you up. That boldness is a gift. Keep speaking out! Great job!\nGreat analysis of the world's view of good vs evil. Very thought provoking. Have to say I agree but could not say it so well!",
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        "raw_content": "We Got To Play P.T. ... Silent Hills Is Going To Be Great!\nDuring GamesCom, Sony announced a \u201cnew IP\u201d from a \u201cnew studio\u201d called P.T. The teaser was fast, but we were told to go download the game right away. People did, and then they quickly got through the entire game within a matter of hours, but are still figuring out details. The game ended up being a teaser for a new Silent Hill, and well based off this very small demo we are super excited about it! Here is why!\nThe purpose was to not only showcase the new Fox Engine, but to show you that Kojima can really scare the poop out of you. As Kojima stated at GamesCom, \u201cthe goal isn\u2019t to make you pee your pants, it\u2019s to make you shit yourself.\u201d I don\u2019t normally play a lot of horror titles, but the ones I do play there are certain perks that work and then there are jump scares. Jump scares are fun, but when you don\u2019t have the added enviroment, they get dull.\nSo let\u2019s explain why PT works so well. It doesn\u2019t focus on the jump scare. The entire time you are walking through this small little house, you expect it. You feel it coming, and you have this feeling for a good few minutes, then the feeling drops\u2026. nothing happens. You see a darkly lit hallway and you expect doom when you go through it, nothing happens. Yet the next hallway is better lit, you feel safe under the light, and you start to get a little brave and BAM! You just got possessed by one of the creepiest girls in gaming. The game basically keeps scaring you and keeps twisting your head up so that you freak out. You start begging for the jump scare to finally happen so you can just carry on with your goal. It doesn\u2019t help that the story around it is very dark and twisted by itself.\nI found the jump scare is so random that I somehow triggered it several times in a row. I had sat in a spot as someone talked to me, picked it back up, and moved. I saw the scare off to the side, then again in the distance, looked up and BAM it was there. This somehow got me to jump and I turned quickly only for it to happen again. I jumped so bad here that I set the controller down and took a break. I normally power through horror games no problem, but something about this one gets in your head.\nYet why do I return? It\u2019s because the game throws a puzzle at you. You need to find clues in the haunted walls, and put pieces of a puzzle together. Something about it simply makes you want to figure it out. According to Kojima it was supposed to take people \u201cat least a week\u201d to figure it out. Yet thanks to game forums and lets-play streams, people put their heads together and got it done.\nThe game opens up with you in a house, talking to you in a mysterious way. Basically it\u2019s asking what is real, how do you know it\u2019s real, what is truth? This by itself sets up what the demo is because the game quickly throws you into a loop of realities. Walking through a door brings you back to the same location, but each time it slowly changes. At one point it\u2019s the same location, but it morphs to make you go in circles. I found the concept fascinating. Each loop has something new to offer and some new easter egg to find.\nThe game throws very tiny clues at you the entire time, but never really tells you what you are looking for or doing, or so you think! If you are not lucky enough to stumble across something, you could be at it for hours. Kojima also noted he \u201ctoned the game down\u201d because he wanted people to believe the game was from an indie studio. This explains the jaggies on certain area\u2019s, and some toned down segments. Yet the Fox Engine still looks glorious!\nThe cool thing about the demo is that it\u2019s basically a 4D title. The game utilizes all sorts of features from the PS4, including the microphone. (Slight spoiler) Yes, you need to talk to the ghost! (End spoiler) Even cooler is the fact Kojima wanted a combined effort and people to communicate with each other to figure it out, utilizing social features of the PS4. A lot of the game hints are in different languages. So far what I\u2019ve found is Japanese, German, and Swedish.\nThere are pieces of a puzzle you need to find, and then a certain puzzle you need to listen to complete. I have watched several streams and talked on many boards about figuring the last segment out, and every single person seems to have a new solution. While covering GamesCom news I had one streamer playing for several hours, he did every single thing you could do in this stage (assuming) and even waited for around a half hour to \u201chear the second clue\u201d and yet nothing was triggering. He zoomed, clicked, swiped, everything you could do to every object and nothing happened. People on major forums are trying to figure out what the exact sequence is, but so far are having little luck. A few are \u201cconfirming\u201d a series of events, but others are stating the series doesn\u2019t work.\nI would suggest that there are certain segments that have trouble triggering. I found a few areas where I knew what to trigger, but it wouldn\u2019t budge. Looking through the peephole for example, you have to be pretty well lined up to make it work. The game takes a lot of patience and the details are very finite, so people will struggle to figure it out entirely.It\u2019s basically a small teaser, so we are playing a very tiny part of the game and trying to milk it for what it\u2019s worth. Take this segment and throw it into a larger game? Now it becomes more godly. Thinking about it though, if these details were not finite, the demo would last maybe 20 minutes at most.\nOverall it is seriously fascinating to see this. The game has so many hidden easter eggs at every turn and so many finite details that not everyone has figured out every little aspect of it. It\u2019s one of those things where Kojima will come out a month down the road and go \u201cnobody found this!\u201d The environment and horror feel to this game is just insane though. It\u2019s been a long time in both movies and video games to see something so well done. And while the teaser is rather short, you still feel as though you are playing a big story, with hidden clues to figure out pieces of it. I can only imagine how brilliant a full game based on this will be.\nThe game is fully interactive with so many solutions running through it\u2019s veins. 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        "raw_content": "Clans of Ireland Cultural Summit and AGM 2019\n\u200bFriday 12th & Saturday 13th April\n2.00 pm Meet at The Stephen\u2019s Green Hibernian Club for guided tours to:\n(a) The Freemasons\u2019 Hall, 17 Molesworth St @ 2.00 pm ~ 3.30 pm\n(b) The National Museum, Kildare St @ circa 3.45 pm ~ led by Dr Michael Egan\nSaturday 13th April ~ Dress: suit or smart casual ~\nThe Stephen\u2019s Green Hibernian Club, 9 St. Stephen\u2019s Green, Dublin\nAnnual General Meeting - Agenda\n10.00 \u2013 11.00 Registration & refreshments {Cost \u20ac15; includes lectures, tea/coffee & light lunch}\n11.00 \u2013 12.00 Annual General Meeting ~ Cathaoirleach: Dr Joe Mannion\nDr Joe Mannion - Cathaoirleach will open the Annual General Meeting\nMinutes of the 2018 A. G. M.\nHon. Treasurer's Report and appointment of Auditors\n12.00 \u2013 12.10 Address by Guest of Honour ~ TBA\n12.10 \u2013 12.20 Presentation of Clans of Ireland Order of Merit awards 2019\n12.20 \u2013 12.25 Presentation of the Chiefs\u2019 and Clans\u2019 Essay Competition 2018 prize & trophy\n12.25 \u2013 12.45 Reading of prize-winning essay \u2018Muirch\u00fa and the history of fifth-century Ulster\u2019 by Patrick McDonagh\n12.45 \u2013 13.15 Parade and reception of Chiefs and Clan Leaders of Clans of Ireland\n14.30 \u2013 14.40 Official launch of \u2018Friends of Clans of Ireland\u2019 by Dr Vincent O'Carroll\n14.40 \u2013 15.25 Lecture 1: \u2018Analysing and understanding Y-DNA results and Y-DNA projects\u2019 by Dr Paddy Waldron\n15.25 \u2013 16.10 Lecture 2: \u2018The Annals of the Four Masters as a source for Irish clan history\u2019 by Dr Bernadette Cunningham\n16.10 \u2013 16.15 Closing address by An Cathaoirleach, Dr Joe Mannion\n19.30 for 20.00 ~ Clans of Ireland Gala Dinner ~ Dress: black tie, evening wear ~\n\u20ac15 for Cultural Summit only {incl. light lunch & refreshments}, \u20ac85 for Gala Dinner {Saturday evening}\nSpecial price of \u20ac90 for anyone attending both Cultural Summit and Gala Dinner\nNora Keohane Hickey\nLecture title: Remember the genealogical rules in the digital age\nNora studied History and Philosophy at St. Patrick's College, Maynooth. Her B.A. thesis was genealogical, a study of the Norman family, the de Berminghams of Leinster.\nShe developed a genealogical business, Cork Family History, providing professional research to clients worldwide. Nora has travelled extensively in North America, giving lectures and seminars. In Ireland, she organized Dublin-based Research Weeks together with Summer Schools in Co. Cork.\nHer publications include: Going to Ireland: A Genealogical Researcher's Guide, as well as many research guides. As a local historian, Nora has published Kinsale: Glimpses of a Town through the Years, The Battle of Kinsale and some issues of Kinsale Historical Journal. She has authored many articles, both historical and genealogical, published in many journals in two continents. Among the list is her editing of My Barryroe Childhood, the memoirs of her father, Jerome Keohane.\nAn early member of the Irish Family History Society, Nora also acted for some years as the Honorary Editor of Irish Family History, and was a founder member of the Irish Genealogical Research Foundation, now RootsIreland. She was also a founder member of the Federation of Local History Societies, and edited Local History Review for many years.\nNora has served on the Council of Muintir Mhath\u00fana [O'Mahony Society] for over thirty years and so her involvement with Clans of Ireland began at the earliest date. The O'Mahonys meet annually and from 2014-2017 Nora served as Taoiseach. She became Hon. Editor of the annual society journal in 1989. In 1992 she began the gatherings of The Keohanes of West Cork, who have held meetings on both sides of the Atlantic since then.\nNora has served as a Board Member of Clans of Ireland since 1999 and was in the Chair from 2009 \u2013 2012.\nPatrick Guinness KCEG, KLJ\nLecture title: The Introduction of DNA testing as a part of Irish Clan studies 1999-2010\nPatrick Guinness was born in Dublin. After reading law at Trinity College, he worked in the London financial world and is a Trustee of the Iveagh Trust. He is a lifelong student of Dublin\u2019s history, and wrote Arthur\u2019s Round, a biography of his historic ancestor Arthur Guinness, founder of the Guinness brewery dynasty.\nHe has lectured extensively on DNA and on genetic genealogy relating to Irish dynasties and Viking Ireland. Since 2000 he has sponsored research on the genetics of Irish Clans. He has been a central figure in supporting the Smurfit Institute, encouraging interest in their work and informally advising other enthusiasts.\nPatrick was a Council member of the County Kildare Archaeological Society and is a former President of The Irish Georgian Society.\nFamily histories and the study of the global Irish diaspora: a start of a new conversation http://www.ucd.ie/globalirishdiaspora/\nTadhg O\u2019Keeffe is Professor of Archaeology in University College Dublin. He is a specialist in medieval European architectural history, but he also maintains a wide range of other research interests, including diaspora/migration studies, a field in which he has conducted research in North America. 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He is a founder member and Honorary Secretary of Clann Chaba, the Clan Mc Cabe Society, and editor of their newsletter, \u2018The Gallowglass\u2019. He is a former Director of Clans of Ireland.\nHe is also a Council member of the Kildare Archaeological Society and a regular contributor to their annual journal, and those of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, the Meath Archaeological & Historical Society, the Dublin Historical Record and Cumann Seanchais Breifne. He has also contributed articles to both \u2018History Ireland\u2019 and \u2018Archaeology Ireland\u2019, and to many other publications.\nThe Clans of Ireland in 1641 and After\nThis lecture will focus on the eventful decades of the mid-seventeenth century in Ireland. It will consider issues such as the role of clans in the wars of the 1640s and their experiences of Cromwellian rule. Although the \u2018Gaelic order\u2019 had collapsed by 1607, the surviving evidence relating to the 1641 rebellion and its aftermath allows us to explore the extent to which the wider kin group remained a fundamental organising principle in Irish society. How important was the \u2018clan\u2019 when it came to matters such as mobilising and leading military forces, or managing local government in a time of war? How much can we discover about the part played by men recognised as \u2018chief of the name\u2019, and what significance was attached to such a title by the mid-seventeenth century? Another factor worth considering is how understanding of, and stereotypes relating to, Gaelic society shaped external perceptions of what was happening in Ireland in the 1640s. For example, how were clans and septs portrayed in the voluminous pamphlet literature published in London at this time? An examination of these and other relevant issues can help us better to understand the succinct verdict offer by one bardic poet: \u2018Ag so an cogadh do chr\u00edochnaigh \u00c9ire\u2019 [this was the war that finished Ireland].\nDr John Cunningham is Lecturer in Early Modern Irish and British History at Queen\u2019s University Belfast. Following the completion of his Ph.D. at NUI Galway in 2009, he held research posts at Trinity College Dublin, the University of Freiburg and the University of Exeter. The main focus of his research is seventeenth-century Ireland, with a particular emphasis on the years between 1641 and 1660. Dr Cunningham\u2019s publications include the monograph Conquest and land in Ireland: the transplantation to Connacht, 1649-1680 and, most recently, an article in Irish Historical Studies entitled \u2018Anatomising Irish rebellion: the Cromwellian delinquency commissions, the books of the discrimination and the 1641 depositions\u2019.\nAnother Chapter for the History of Ireland, and further East!\nThe unearthing of new evidence often causes a new wave of thinking about the past: Professor Dan Bradley, of TCD\u2019s Department of Genetics, shed new light on the \u2018history of the Irish\u2019, as it used to be called, in his address to Finte na h\u00c9ireann\u2019s annual general meeting in Dublin on Saturday April 16th.\nIn the august surroundings of the Stephen\u2019s Green Hibernian Club, surrounded by many gems of Georgian and Victorian architecture and art (such as sumptuous drawings by Sir William Orpen), Professor Bradley upset many earlier patterns of dedicated guesswork as to where our ancestors may have, might have, or could possibly have come from. 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        "raw_content": "National Conference of Catholic Bishops, In Support of Catechetical Ministry, 16 June 2000.\nMindful of our role as chief catechists, we the bishops of the United States write on the occasion of this new millennium and on the 65th anniversary\n(Sept. 17, 2000) of the Holy See\u2019s establishment of Catechetical Sunday to recommit ourselves to the development and support of catechetical ministry.\nWe write on this occasion not only to remember what has been accomplished through this essential ministry of the church and to celebrate the present, but also to look with firm faith to the future. In our role as chief catechists, we affirm all that is good in catechetical ministry, commit ourselves to strengthening that which is weak and look forward to developing effective ways to reach all those who are in need of God\u2019s saving word.\nBecause catechesis is a responsibility of the entire faith community (Congregation for the Clergy, 1998, General Directory for Catechesis, 220), this mission of the church is entrusted to every baptized Catholic. Some bishops, priests and deacons exercise catechetical ministry by ordination. Others participate in this responsibility through a commissioning to carry out a specific catechetical activity. We ask you to read this statement and to affirm and pray for those in your parishes and communities of faith who have particular responsibilities for this ministry, especially pastors and those who work with them, directors of religious education, parish catechists, principals, Catholic schoolteachers, youth ministers, Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults team members, parents, who bear the primary responsibility for the faith formation of their children, and all those who catechize in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.\nIn this statement we begin by offering a brief observation on the context in which catechesis occurs today. Then we remember those events and people who have brought us this far in faith. Next we celebrate the gifts we have been given in this ministry and the many people who make catechesis a reality. In addition, we note our beliefs about the ministry of catechesis. Finally, we recommit ourselves in support of catechetical ministry.\nContext of Catechesis\n\u201cThe church continues to sow the Gospel in God\u2019s field\u201d (General Directory for Catechesis, 16). The soil of culture into which the seeds of faith are planted today is far different from the culture that existed when the first Catechetical Sunday was celebrated. For us in the United States, our culture offers significant challenges that influence how the Gospel is proclaimed.\nWe live in a country that prizes education, has access to countless resources, encourages people to get involved in community efforts and is obviously seeking to feed its spiritual hungers. The church in the United States is experiencing a period of new vitality in which adult Catholic laity are exercising greater leadership. Technology is reshaping the way we live and work, offering new and promising ways of proclaiming the Gospel.\nWe live in an increasingly secular and materialistic society which is often at odds with our Christian messages and values. The emphasis on individual rights has eroded the concept of the common good and our ability to call people to accept revealed teaching that cannot by changed by democratic process. The disintegration of the community and social structures that once supported religious faith and encouraged family life have been replaced by a media and technology-driven culture that makes catechesis especially difficult. Religious instruction and catechesis compete against entertainment and sports for time in people\u2019s busy lives.\nCatechists today face the difficult task of proclaiming the good news of Christ Jesus in such a way that it will be heard, accepted and authentically understood in this culture. They must reach out to those who are unevangelized and uncatechized as well as work with the large numbers of people today who have not been fully catechized. We write to offer our support to those involved in this challenging ministry.\n\u201cThe effectiveness of catechesis is and always will be a gift of God, through the operation of the Spirit of the Father and the Son\u201d (General Directory for Catechesis, 288).\nIn catechesis it is God who initiates the gift, and it is through God\u2019s grace that we are able to respond. Catechesis is a remembering \u201cwhich vividly maintains the presence of the Lord among us\u201d (General Directory for Catechesis, 154). We recall with gratitude the developments in the catechetical ministry that have indeed maintained the Lord\u2019s presence among us and faithfully preserved the living tradition of the Catholic Church.\n\u201cCatechesis is nothing other than the process of transmitting the Gospel as the Christian community has received it, understands it, celebrates\nit, lives it and communicates it in many ways\u201d (General Directory for Catechesis, 105). It is an awesome task that needs wellformed catechists, adequate financial resources and appropriate instructional materials. While all ministries require support, we know that by strengthening the catechetical ministry we also strengthen the church\u2019s internal life as a community of believers and her external activity as a missionary church (John Paul II, 1979, Catechesi Tradendae, 15).\nWe remember and give thanks for all those who have embraced the mission of catechesis throughout the ages. Through their efforts inspired by the Holy Spirit the Catholic faith has been handed on from generation to generation; we remember particularly those who catechized us, especially our parents and our families. In addition, we remember our ancestors in faith: the saints and martyrs whose lives continue to inspire our faith, and those countless women and men who gave of themselves as catechists so that others might believe. We join Pope John Paul II in stressing \u201cthe importance and relevance of the work of catechists as a \u2018fundamental evangelical service\u2019\u201d (Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, 1993, Guide for Catechists, 1). In this country, as in the world, \u201cthe value of catechists and their influence on the apostolate are always decisive for the church\u2019s mission\u201d (Guide for Catechists, 5).\nWe remember that \u201ccatechesis is intimately bound up with the whole of the church\u2019s life\u201d (Catechesi Tradendae, 13), and we know that the most effective catechesis is integrated with liturgy, sacraments, and works of justice and charity.\nIn a time when excessive individualism threatens the fabric of community life, we remember that catechesis is an ecclesial activity accomplished by, with and for the community of faith. Our experience tells us that the most effective catechesis builds upon the foundation provided by vitally alive parish communities. We make our own the statement from the General Directory for Catechesis that \u201cthe parish is, without doubt, the most important locus in which the Christian community is formed and expressed\u201d (No. 257).\nWe remember with gratitude all that has happened in and through the ministry of catechesis in the past. Our memories give cause to celebrate that which is now taking place in catechesis.\n\u201cThus from celebration to celebration, as they proclaim the paschal mystery of Jesus \u2018until he comes,\u2019 the pilgrim people of God advances, \u2018following the narrow way of the cross,\u2019 toward the heavenly banquet, when all the elect will be seated at the table of the kingdom\u201d (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1344).\nIn 1935, the Holy See\u2019s Congregation of the Council announced the first catechetical day: \u201cIn order that the minds of the Christian people may be directed to religious instruction, let a catechetical day be established in each parish, if this has not already been done. On this day, let the feast of Christian doctrine be celebrated with as much solemnity as possible.\u201d\nOn this anniversary, we celebrate the wonderful gift of Christian doctrine, the sacred deposit of our faith (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 84). We celebrate with renewed gratitude God\u2019s revelation in sacred Scripture, \u201cthe speech of God as it is put down in writing under the breath of the Holy Spirit\u201d (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 81; Dei Verbum, 9) and Scripture\u2019s inseparable link to the sacramental life of the church. We equally and gratefully celebrate God\u2019s revelation in sacred tradition through which \u201cthe church, in her doctrine, life and worship perpetuates and transmits to every generation all that she herself is, all that she believes\u201d (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 78; Dei Verbum, 8).\nOn this occasion, we celebrate that the church \u201cexists in order to evangelize\u201d (Evangelii Nuntiandi, 14). It is only through the proclamation of the good news of Jesus Christ that the hungers of people\u2019s hearts are satisfied. We celebrate our Holy Father\u2019s call to a new evangelization and the church\u2019s response to teach and witness the faith in areas where \u201centire groups of the baptized have lost a living sense of the faith\u201d (General Directory for Catechesis, 58c; Redemptoris Missio, 33d).\nWe celebrate the vision of harmony for catechesis formed by the documents of the Second Vatican Council, the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the General Directory for Catechesis. Together these documents of the universal church provide catechists and the community of faith with a spirit of renewed mission, with a \u201csure norm for teaching the faith\u201d (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 3), and with \u201ctheologico-pastoral\nprinciples\u201d for \u201cbetter orienting and coordinating\u201d catechesis (General Directory for Catechesis, 9). The simultaneous availability of these rich resources makes this a privileged moment for the ministry of catechesis.\nWe celebrate the echo of this catechetical harmony in the local churches and parishes. When catechesis calls people to discipleship, they more readily take on the mission of the church in all areas of their lives. \u201cIf catechesis is done well, Christians will be eager to bear witness to their faith, to hand it on to their children, to make it known to others and to serve the human community in every way\u201d (Catechesi Tradendae, 24).\nWe celebrate all that the church has gained from the rich diversity of people\u2019s cultures. Each community\u2019s unique expression of the faith enriches the faith of the whole church. We celebrate the catechesis done in people\u2019s original language of faith and the ways in which gifted catechists have incorporated the religious devotions and traditions with which a culture binds its people to God. We celebrate the expressions of faith made through the arts. The incorporation of such artistic images, music, song and performance in catechesis provides further avenues to touch the heart and spirit of the human person with the word of God.\nBecause effective catechesis depends so heavily on human effort on professional preparation, planning, performance and evaluation; on personal qualities and commitments; and especially on the faith, hope and love of catechists we celebrate and express our deepest gratitude for the many thousands of persons who serve the church as catechists. Through their personal efforts at evangelization, they plant the seeds of faith in people of all ages throughout the United States. We are aware of the efforts catechists make to be faithful instruments of God\u2019s word and the personal sacrifices they make to teach in the name of Christ and his church; we give thanks to God for their efforts.\nWe express our gratitude to publishers for their contributions to catechetical ministry through the research, training and resources they provide.\nThat which we celebrate today leads us, in turn, to reflect on the faith we hold and on the needs for catechesis in the future.\n\u201cThe Holy Spirit will come and we shall know him; he will be with us forever; he will remain with us. The Spirit will teach us everything, remind us of all that Christ said to us and bear witness to him. The Holy Spirit will lead us into all truth and will glorify Christ\u201d (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 729).\nWe believe that the aim of catechesis is to bring people into a mature communion and intimacy with Jesus Christ through the community of faith, leading to a profession of belief in the Trinity (Catechesi Tradendae, 5; General Directory for Catechesis, 80, 82).\nWe believe that faith is to be \u201cbelieved, celebrated, lived and prayed. It is a call to integral Christian education\u201d (General Directory for Catechesis, 122). The fundamental tasks of catechesis include promoting knowledge of faith, liturgical education, moral formation, teaching to pray, education for community life and missionary initiation (General Directory for Catechesis, 85-86). Catechesis shapes the minds, hearts and spirits of believers forming them as disciples (General Directory for Catechesis, 87).\nThe \u201csymphony of faith\u201d to which the catechism refers must be reflected in catechesis. The voices of all catechists must echo together the one word; if catechesis is to be truly integrated, the voices of catechists must blend with the voices of bishops, pastors and all others engaged in pastoral ministry.\nWe believe that the development of faith \u201cinvolve[s] a process of inculturation if the Gospel is to take flesh in each people\u2019s culture\u201d (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 854). We are mindful of the diversities in our local churches and parish communities. Racial and cultural diversity is a reality, and at times our response to the corresponding needs in faith formation has been less than adequate. At the same time, \u201cthe power of the Gospel everywhere transforms and regenerates. When that power enters a culture, it is no surprise that it rectifies many of its elements. There would be no catechesis if it were the Gospel that had to change when it came in contact with the cultures\u201d (Catechesi Tradendae, 53).\nWe believe that catechesis proclaims the binding Gospel values that exist for all people. These values flow from the gift of faith received at\nbaptism and nurtured through all stages of catechesis. The development of Christian norms and values can never be considered complete for any individual; it depends upon a continuing process of faith development, which deepens as maturity increases.\nWe believe that catechesis proclaims the unity of the church. Wherever catechesis takes place and whoever is called to catechize, \u201call these catechetical channels should really converge on the same confession of faith, on the same membership of the church and on commitments in society lived in the same Gospel spirit: \u2018one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father\u2019\u201d (Catechesi Tradendae, 67).\nWe believe the primacy of adult catechetical efforts must be kept in the forefront, acknowledging that there are many adults who need to be reconnected with the substance of Catholic teaching. \u201cA fully Christian community can exist only when a systematic catechesis of all its members takes place and when an effective and well-developed catechesis of adults is regarded as the central task of the catechetical enterprise\u201d (International Council for Catechesis, 1992, \u201cAdult Catechesis in the Christian Community: Some Principles and Guidelines,\u201d 25).\nWe believe that the church is to be \u201cthe soul of human society in its renewal by Christ and transformation into the family of God\u201d (Gaudium et Spes, 40). We must keep in our minds and hearts not only communion within the church, but also the mandate of Jesus to bring the Gospel message to others. We believe that we must employ contemporary media and technology to accomplish our mission while recognizing that these tools, as helpful and necessary as they may be, can never completely replace the personal contact between teacher and disciple that is at the heart of Christian pedagogy.\nWe believe that the ministry of catechesis is \u201ca work of the Holy Spirit, a work that he alone can initiate and sustain\u201d (Catechesi Tradendae, 72). Knowing that we cannot accomplish the mission of catechesis alone, we bishops depend on the generosity of our catechetical leadership and catechists. We affirm that \u201clay catechists should be recognized, respected and loved by their priests and communities. They should be supported in their formation and encouraged and helped to accomplish a task which is indispensable but far from easy. Theirs is a genuine service through which\nGod in Christ continues his work of mercy and salvation in the world\u201d (\u201cAdult Catechesis,\u201d 76).\nThese convictions lead us to recommit ourselves to action that will strengthen the church\u2019s catechetical efforts.\n\u201c\u2019Among the principal duties of bishops, that of preaching the Gospel excels.\u2019 In carrying out this task, bishops are, above all, \u2018heralds of the faith,\u2019 seeking new disciples for Jesus Christ, and \u2018authentic teachers,\u2019 transmitting the faith to be professed and lived to those entrusted to their care\u201d (General Directory for Catechesis, 222).\nAs teachers of the faith, we are called to offer direction and visible support to the work of catechesis. We will continue to do the following:\n\u2013\tExercise the leadership in catechesis for which we have been graced by reason of our office.\n\u2013\tMinister side by side with catechetical leaders and catechists in all arenas so that it is clear to all that catechetical ministers work together with the bishop.\n\u2013\tWork to support our pastors in their efforts to provide catechesis at the parish level. (We call on them to bring forth from the parish community men and women of faith, well prepared to serve the church in the ministry of catechesis.)\nThrough our diocesan catechetical offices, we commit ourselves to providing formation for catechetical leaders and catechists for all age levels so that they can serve the church competently. We affirm also that special provisions be made for those with disabilities. For catechesis to be effective, the church \u201cis bidden to offer catechesis her best resources in people and energy, without sparing effort, toil or material means in order to organize it better and to train qualified personnel\u201d (Catechesi Tradendae, 15). We commit ourselves to continue to provide these resources. Through a variety of programs and opportunities, we will ensure the formation of catechists in the deepening of their relationships with Jesus Christ, in their understanding of and appreciation for the faith, in their understanding of those with whom they work and in the development of skills needed for\neffective communication. Making better use of contemporary media and technology is important in this effort.\nWe commit ourselves to ensure that in formation programs for priests, deacons, seminarians, lay ministers and catechists, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the General Directory for Catechesis and the church\u2019s other catechetical documents are studied and provide guidance to our catechetical efforts. Only with a common vision and a clear understanding of the church\u2019s direction for catechesis can those who serve together in this mission orchestrate a \u201csymphony of faith\u201d for those to be catechized.\nWe commit ourselves to fulfill our responsibility as teachers of the faith by continuing to assure that the doctrinal content of catechetical materials is both faithful to the teaching of the church and complete in its expression. This safeguarding, based on the catechism, also helps to promote a common language of faith essential to the life of the church.\nFinally, because the need for well-prepared catechists is so great, we will work to call forth and recruit qualified people to this vital ministry. The nurture we offer our current catechists will contribute to this effort. We encourage all to pray for them and for their ministry. Developing fulfilled, responsible and dynamic catechists working enthusiastically and joyfully in the tasks assigned them is the best way to promote other vocations (cf. Guide for Catechists, 17).\nAs we enter this third millennium, conscious of who we are and of our call to manifest our faith, we can draw enormous support from one another in our common catechetical efforts. This is a new moment for catechesis in our country. The catechetical effort today is clearly an expression of the new evangelization. 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        "raw_content": "Cradle Mountain forms the northern end of the wild Cradle Mt \u2013 Lake St Clair National Park, itself a part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.\nThe jagged contours of Cradle Mountain epitomise the feel of a wild landscape, while ancient rainforest and alpine heathlands, button grass and stands of colorful deciduous beech provide a range of environments to explore. Icy streams cascading out of rugged mountains, stands of ancient pines mirrored in the still waters of glacial lakes and a wealth of wildlife ensure there is always something to captivate you. The area is one of the most popular natural areas in Tasmania. A visit will reveal why.\nCradle Mountain is the starting point for the world-famous Overland Track, a magnificent 6 day walk that will take you through the heart of some of the finest mountain terrain. There is no direct road link through the Cradle Mountain- Lake St Clair National Park to join the two ends of the park. Visitors may most easily reach Lake St Clair via the Cradle Link Road (C132) and the Muchison and Lyell Highways (A10).\nDue to the high visitation a visit to Cradle Mountain National Park throughout the year, visitors are encouraged to leave cars at the Visitors Centre and Transit Terminal (located 2km before the park boundary) and take the shuttle bus service to the Interpretation Centre and Ranger Station, Snake Hill, Ronny Creek, Waldheim, and Lake Dove. A boom gate controls vehicle access to the park and on days of high visitation all visitors (including those with an annual pass) are encouraged to return to the Transit Centre and use the shuttle bus service.\nThe two-hour amble around Dove Lake will be sufficient, for the passer-by, to appreciate the rugged beauty of Cradle Mountain National Park. Venture a little further afield and you will experience what, apart from earliest European settlement history, makes Tasmania so unique and appealing. Yes, there are little-walked beaches on the east coast and rivers tumbling down to the west coast, but in its heart Tasmania has a wilderness, barely touched, soothing to the soul, and designated as a World Heritage Area. There is no higher accolade. And the iconic peaks of Cradle Mountain are the diadem in this crown.",
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        "raw_content": "Shredder Orpheus (1990)-*\nDirected by: Robert McGinley\nStarring: Robert McGinley, Megan Murphy, Steven Jesse Bernstein, Linda Severt, Marshall Reid, and John Billingsley\n\"A Skate-Rock Adventure of the Deadly Kind\"\nA wise man once said, \u201cyou can\u2019t intentionally make a cult film\u201d. A director can\u2019t wake up and say \u201cI\u2019m going to start to make a cult film today\u201d. That\u2019s not up to him to decide. Sadly, director/writer/star Robert McGinley had to learn this lesson the hard way with Shredder Orpheus.\nA modern-day (futuristic?) retelling of the Orpheus legend, but with \u201crock\u201d music and skateboarding, it seems McGinley was going for a Street Trash (1987) meets Liquid Sky (1982) meets Brazil (1985) meets Repo Man (1984) meets Jean Cocteau\u2019s Orpheus (1950) sort of thing. Apparently, in the future, bums and vagrants live in a trailer park-like section of town (Seattle or places near Seattle from what we can gather) called \u201cThe Gray Zone\u201d. The most radical dude in the Gray Zone is, naturally, Orpheus (McGinley). He is the singer/guitarist for the hottest band in town, The Shredders. When his girlfriend Eurydice (Murphy) unexpectedly dies, Orpheus, with his lyre in hand (actually a futuristic \u201cguitar\u201d that doesn\u2019t look or sound anything like a guitar, said to be designed by Jimi Hendrix before he died, which is just insulting. There\u2019s no need to drag Hendrix into this), makes his descent into the underworld, represented by the EBN, or \u201cEuthanasia Broadcast Network\u201d. Here, hell is a TV station that brainwashes the populace. Will this \u201cShredder Orpheus\u201d be victorious?\nYou might think that what we just described might be good. Maybe on paper it is, but the headache-inducing colors and music are eye-sores and ear-sores. There are no likable characters and the whole thing has this smirky, annoying vibe of \u201cwe\u2019re trying to be funny and smart\u201d which falls completely flat. It feels like a student film made specifically for public access TV. It\u2019s grungy, and the only reason we watched it is because it was released by AIP. Troma must have passed.\nThe movie is nonsensical and grating. It really tests the patience of viewers. It\u2019s not enjoyable to watch, it\u2019s more like a battle to get through. Maybe that\u2019s why AIP picked it up, it reminded them of their war films. One of the main detriments is that there is no main star you can get behind. There\u2019s no Robert Z\u2019Dar, no William Smith, no JAY ROBERTS JUNIOR for crying out loud. Without a powerful main star presence, the film is anchorless and aimless. Teachers can\u2019t even show it to their students if they were learning about Greek myth.\nShredder Orpheus is for AIP completists only.\nLabels: 1990, Action International Pictures, AIP, John Billingsley, Linda Severt, Marshall Reid, Megan Murphy, Robert McGinley, Shredder Orpheus, Steven Jesse Bernstein, VHS\nWow, 0-for-2. Still, we always have Deadly Prey to look forward to.\nWe are excited to post Deadly Prey soon.\nShredder Orpheus is one of the worst AIP movies we've seen. All the other AIP flicks are masterpieces compared to this one!\nThanks for supporting AIP-April DTVC!\nI never met an AIP flick I couldn't get behind - perhaps this is the one ...\nIt was just a pick up by AIP, it wasn't made by them. If David A. Prior directed this, it would be a decent movie.",
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        "raw_content": "Silence And A Bit of Peace...\nPeace and Quiet. Those are words that many of us utter and something we wish for during times of stress, chaos, or at the end of a long hard day. We crave for everything around us to slow down. We want to get away from our over stimulating world, (albeit some of you stay plugged into your social networks via your cell phone) and tap out, relax, decompress and give our brains and ears a rest.\nBut do we all really know the value of it? Sometimes I wonder if we do, because as I said we still find ways to try and keep our brains stimulated with some sort of entertainment. It\u2019s almost as if it\u2019s an unconscious urge or reflex to always need to see, hear, or touch something. The origins and platform of peace and quiet should start with us.\nWe have learn how to slow ourselves down. Many times we don't realize that our environment is hectic and fast paced because we are. We make our lives the way they are. Our inward often manifests itself outward, creating the lives we all live and crave to get away from.\nHave you ever seen that one person that can remain quiet or peaceful in the midst of the storm, the chaos, and the muck? I\u2019ll bet that if you ask them what they are seeing or experiencing it\u2019s not what you see or experience at all. To them, the surrounding area probably doesn't seem to be crazy at all. It\u2019s all relative. I\u2019ll bet if you could put up a moving slide show of what the two of you are experiencing, it\u2019s probably the exact same thing as you, only their slide show is moving much slower, heart beat much slower, and stress levels much further down than yours. I feel like one way, but not the only way to access this mode and train of thought is through silence. No, not silence as it applies to our surroundings, but in the act of being silent ourselves.\nSilence can enable you to see the beauty of the chaos in this instead of fearing it.\nWe live in an age of social media, reality TV and news feeds that make people feel like they need to be heard (Yes, I\u2019m well aware of the irony of talking about people needing to be heard when I\u2019m the one who has a blog). But one thing I\u2019ve tried to do a lot more lately is be quiet, not talk. Now that\u2019s not all that hard for me anyway, as in many situations I\u2019m a person who doesn\u2019t speak a lot initially. It\u2019s not that I\u2019m shy, actually I guess I am in a way, but it\u2019s that I\u2019ve always been taught that you learn more when your mouth is closed and your eyes and ears are open (That lesson courtesy of my grandma and my father). Usually when you see me sitting silently, that\u2019s me surveying my surroundings. That\u2019s when I\u2019m methodically analyzing my environment and the people in it. I\u2019m watching to see who may be trustworthy and who isn\u2019t, who is comfortable in their own skin and who isn\u2019t.\nI\u2019m getting a grasp of who is telling lies and who is being honest, who is putting on a show and who could care less about what\u2019s going on. Being silent and watching, while everyone else feels the need to run their mouths gives you a distinct advantage of learning valuable information and giving you time to process it and use that knowledge to leverage it in a positive manner down the line. You never know when you\u2019ll need to recall something you heard or saw to help you out or decipher whether or not a situation that comes upon you is and advantageous one or negative one. Recently I\u2019ve learned that silence serves another purpose other than gathering intel. It serves the purpose of helping me to look deeper with in myself when I pay close enough attention to the quiet and stillness inside. Being silent helps me to manage my emotions.\nEven nature has a sound, but you have to be quiet to hear it.\nMy silence has made me more aware of frustrations that I shouldn't allow to be frustrations. Being silent has allowed me to avoid people who have negative energy and bring about negative situations. I\u2019ve found that silence has even helped me to answer difficult questions that I have about myself and myeline as well as the lives of others. Silence I have found, is truly blissful at times.\nIt\u2019s the most rewarding when I practice it versus wishing and hoping it come from the outside world. I\u2019ve even thought about committing to my silence by posting to my blog only once a week versus twice a week, tweeting less, and listening to that stillness from within more. 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        "raw_content": "This is where God began speaking to me this past November, 2012 as I waited and waited for a deer to come by. Instead the Holy Spirit came by and began talking to me about a year of breakthrough. He said He didn't want us to just have a day of breakthrough but a year for it. Then He began telling me what to do to achieve it. \"Start memorizing the 34th Psalm. Teach people to think My thoughts, God thoughts, instead of their own.\"\n\u200b\u200b\u200b I sat in my stand for a week and a half from dawn to dusk without seeing a deer. But I was not bored at all because God was there. I took one verse a day and began memorizing it and meditating on it. As I did He then said, \"Build a fortress of joy in a land of captivity.\" A few weeks later as I looked up the scripture in Nehemiah that says, \"The joy of the Lord is your strength,\" I found that the word 'strength' means, fortress!\nThe 1st verse of Psalms 34 says, \"I will bless the Lord at all times. His praise shall continually be in my mouth.\" God said to me, \"This is what breakthrough will look like. This is how you know you have it when I give it to you. I will cause your praise to rise up.\" This page is dedicated to the things that God has been speaking to my heart about for our breakthrough. It's not my breakthrough. I won't consider it to be a breakthrough until WE have it.\nI thought this was going to be for Cornerstone Family Church. Then people began saying they've heard others preaching breakthrough...all over America. My friend, Chuck Todd, said that when many preachers are preaching the same thing then you know for sure that God is up to something! When he invited me to the Revival Fires camp meeting this April, the poster was entitled, \"Breakthrough.\"\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200b When another friend of mine spent a few months in California, the church she attended was preaching breakthrough. I'm glad that I got the message directly from the Lord though. He gave me a vision for it. In other words, He said how to get into this - memorize and meditate on, and then pray the Word.",
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        "raw_content": "MEMPHIS, Tenn. \u2013 The late Robert H. Chapman, III, who had a passion for textile manufacturing and who served as chairman, chief executive officer, and treasurer of Inman Mills in Spartanburg, S.C., received the 17th Oscar Johnston Lifetime Achievement Award. He was honored at the National Cotton Council\u2019s 2019 annual meeting held February 8-10 in San Antonio, Texas.\nThe annual award, established in 1997, is named for Oscar Johnston, whose vision, genius and tireless efforts were foremost in the shaping and organization of the NCC. The award is presented to an individual, now deceased, who served the cotton industry, through the NCC, over a significant period of his or her active business career. The award also recognizes those who exerted a positive influence on the industry and who demonstrated character and integrity as well as perseverance and maturation during that service.\nThe award was presented by outgoing NCC Chairman Ron Craft to Ellis Fisher, a son-in-law of Chapman who serves as Inman Mills\u2019 vice president and general counsel and who accepted the award on behalf of Chapman\u2019s family.\nCraft quoted National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) CEO Auggie Tantillo as saying, \u201cRob\u2019s legacy is immense. In the last two decades, globalization, particularly the entry of China into the World Trade Organization, triggered the most disruptive change ever experienced by the U.S. textile industry. When other companies were going out of business, Inman Mills responded with a strategy of innovation, reinvestment and a willingness to adapt. Today, thanks to Rob\u2019s dedication and foresight, Inman Mills is one of the shining lights in the renaissance of the U.S. textile industry. Rob also was a leader in crafting the U.S. textile industry\u2019s Washington, D.C.\u2013based policy response to globalization. It speaks volumes that Rob\u2019s peers chose him to lead NCTO in 2016-2017 when the debate on the now failed Trans-Pacific Partnership, the biggest challenge to the U.S. textile industry since China\u2019s 2001 entry into the WTO, was coming to a climax.\u201d\nAlong with his service at NCTO, Chapman served the NCC as a manufacturer delegate from 1999-2017, a Board member from 2005-2017 and as an advisor in 2016. He was a member of the NCC\u2019s 1989 Cotton Leadership Class.\nA graduate of the University of the South, where he majored in economics, Chapman also earned degrees from the Institute of Textile Technology and Harvard Business School. In 1976, he joined Inman Mills, a company founded by his great-great uncle, James A. Chapman in 1901.\nCraft noted that Chapman cared deeply about his family and his community, serving on the boards and in leadership positions for numerous organizations, among them the YMCA of Greater Spartanburg and the Spartanburg Regional Medical Center Foundation. He also was essential to a fund-raising effort to establish a facility for performing and visual arts, science and history in Spartanburg. That state-of-the art venue, the Chapman Cultural Center, opened in 2007.\nPrevious Oscar Johnston Lifetime Achievement Award recipients were Duke Kimbrell, a Gastonia, N.C. textile manufacturer; William Garrard, first general manager of Greenwood, Miss.-based Staplcotn Cooperative; Sykes Martin, a Courtland, Ala., producer; Walter Montgomery, Sr., a Spartanburg, S.C., textile manufacturer; Charlie Owen, an Arizona ginner; William Rhea Blake, a former NCC executive vice president, Memphis, Tenn.; Roger Malkin, long-time chairman/CEO of Delta and Pine Land, Scott, Miss.; former NCC presidents, George C. Cortright, Jr., a Rolling Fork, Miss., producer; Jack Hamilton, a Lake Providence, La., producer/ginner/warehouseman; William \u201cBill\u201d Lovelady, a Tornillo, Texas, producer; Lon Mann, a Marianna, Ark., ginner; Jack McDonald, a Decatur, Ill., cottonseed crusher; Jack Stone, a Stratford, Calif., producer; and Charles Youngker, a Buckeye, Ariz., producer; former NCC chairman James E. \u201cJim\u201d Echols, a Memphis, Tenn., merchant; and W.L. \u201cBilly\u201d Carter, Jr., of Scotland Neck, N.C., who chaired the American Cotton Producers and served as NCC secretary-treasurer.",
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        "raw_content": "More acts announced for BBC Music\u2019s \u2018The Biggest Weekend\u2019\nPublished Wednesday, 07 February 2018\nMore acts have been added to the line-up for BBC Music\u2019s The Biggest Weekend taking place in Coventry across the late May Bank Holiday.\n\u200bNew acts have been added to the Coventry line-up. You can now expect performances from Paloma Faith, UB40 featuring Ali, Astro & Mickey, Jamie Cullum, Go Go Penguin, Milos with more acts along with the Sunday headliner to be announced soon.\nAlongside these brilliant acts, you can also see Billy Ocean, Snow Patrol, Nigel Kennedy and Eliza Carthy & The Wayward Band in Coventry.\nThe festival coming to Coventry on 27 and 28 May will be truly unique. BBC Radio 2 will be covering the Sunday, with BBC Radio 3 covering Monday.\nWith over 175,000 tickets available to the public, The Biggest Weekend will be the BBC's biggest ever celebration of music across TV, radio, online and mobile.\nTickets for The Biggest Weekend go on sale on Monday 12 February, priced at \u00a318 plus \u00a34.50 booking fee. The official ticket handler is Ticketmaster.\nCouncillor Abdul Khan, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member Responsible for Events, said: \"I'm delighted to hear more great names being announced for BBC Music's 'The Biggest Weekend' event in Coventry.\n\"Coventry already has an excellent reputation for hosting high profile artists in the city and now we have confirmation of more national acts being added to the bill which will add to the excitement.\n\"I'm sure the latest line-up - with Sunday's headliner and more names still to be announced \u2013 will make the May Bank Holiday event even more exciting for the people of Coventry.\"\nFor more information go to www.bbc.co.uk/biggestweekend\u200b\nFollow @bbcmusic on Facebook and Instagram.",
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        "raw_content": "Don't short change Home Care nurses another year\nSeveral years ago, I wrote to this paper to explain how Rhode Island Home Care Agencies have gotten the short end of the stick for many years. In 2016 and 2017, after many years of fighting, agencies received pass-thru raises for the CNAs that do work for the RI Medicaid program. For that, Governor Raimondo deserves credit and I give it to her. Governor Chafee had done nothing for home care in the four years he was governor. Please don\u2019t ever let him back into office.\nHowever, there are areas of home care that involve other specialties that require skills other than CNA training. Examples include Pediatric nurses, Home Health nurses, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, etc. These specialties are vitally important to the Medicaid home care industry, yet the State of Rhode Island has done nothing \u2013 and I mean nothing \u2013 to assist agencies in their ability to hire this staff.\nIn 2002, the average wage for an RN in Rhode Island was about $24.23 per hour. The reimbursement rate to an Agency was $33.92 per hour.\nIn 2018, 16 years later, the average wage for an RN in Rhode Island is $36.15 yet the reimbursement rate for Home Care Agencies is $34.68.\nSixteen years later, the reimbursement rate has gone up 74 cents an hour, yet the average wage has gone up $11.92 per hour.\nGovernor Raimondo wants Rhode Islanders to have competitive wages as compared to Massachusetts and Connecticut, and has spent $45 million of your tax dollars to construct a \u201cNursing Center\u201d for Brown University, Rhode Island College and URI in downtown Providence, who then train nurses so they can graduate and go get jobs in our neighboring states. With the closure of Memorial Hospital recently, the nurses that could find jobs working in RI that were at least equal to what they were making at Memorial would have taken those jobs or they moved on to Massachusetts or Connecticut. I do not know of any nurses that decided that low paying home care jobs were just what they were looking for.\nIt would take many millions of state and federal tax dollars for the state to provide a reimbursement rate equal to Massachusetts and Connecticut (their higher rates have already been in place for years). The budget for EOHHS last year was $3.7 Billion dollars. Agency owners have already offered ways that would provide the state funds that would allow them to fund proper reimbursement rates for home care nurses and other professionals.\nInstead, by not providing proper reimbursement rates, parents of pediatric patients will find themselves without the care that they need to let them go to work, or pediatric patients without nursing coverage may leave the parents without the assessment skills of a trained nurse, causing them to unnecessarily bring the children into the ER at Hasbro, or lead to very expensive stays in the hospital. The State doesn\u2019t seem to mind the higher costs, I guess.\nApparently, the monies are better spent on these expensive hospital stays as compared to having a nurse care for a child at home. It is quite obvious that the state knows better than the 45 home care agency owners and executive directors that have been doing this type of work for years. For me, it has been 21 years.\nNo industry should have to go 16 years without any increase in reimbursement that will help hire, train and retain skilled staff to care for the most vulnerable people in the state. I wonder who the governor or members of the General Assembly look to when their loved ones need care in their home? I assume it is one of the 45 agencies in the state that are willing to provide the care for their loved ones. Doesn\u2019t it just make sense that they would want those skilled professionals coming into their home to have the most up-to-date training and equipment, and be properly compensated for their skills? Well, once again the governor has said that it is not important enough for them to be paid what their counterparts in nursing homes, hospitals and nearby states make. I just don\u2019t get it. In a field where women dominate the workforce, the governor seems to want to hold them back financially.\nOnce again, as I have done in the past for many years, I am calling on the Speaker of the House and the Senate president to work with the governor so that Home Care nurses in Rhode Island do not go into their 17th year without an increase in pay by way of an increase in reimbursement to home care agencies. Do not let this predominantly female industry go another year without a raise \u2013 unless of course that is what you are trying to do. Please make sure these women (and men) are properly compensated.\nVincent P. Ward,\nHome Care Services of R.I., Inc.",
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        "raw_content": "The Representation of the People Act in 1918 extended the vote to women for the first time in the United Kingdom. In 2018 we celebrate the centenary of this milestone with some great events at the Creative Innovation Centre \u2013 all supported by The Heritage Lottery Fund.\nThe Women\u2019s Vote Centenary Week of Events is one of a number of ways in which this important anniversary is being marked across England.\nThe centenary is an opportunity for all of us to celebrate 100 years since women gained the right to vote. It\u2019s also a chance for us to think about our own role in civic life and encourage others to do the same.\nWhy not come along to some of our FREE events that look at different aspects of suffragette movement and the woman\u2019s vote. (Did you know that \u2018Suffrage\u2018 means the right to vote in political elections).\nIf you can\u2019t then pop in then why not swing round to see our short history presentation on screen shown throughout the day.\nEvents 11th \u2013 14th December 2018:\nArt \u2013 Tuesday 11th Dec, 7.30pm-10.00pm\nJoin us at CICCIC with Go-Create Creative Gathering where half the evening will start with a short presentation on suffragette and woman\u2019s vote posters from the era. Then we lay out the tables, pens, drawing equipment and paper to see what modern or early 20th century posters you can design or sketch out to celebrate 100 years of the woman\u2019s vote. Free to join in and cafe/bar will be open. Learn More\nPoetry & Verse \u2013 Weds 12th Dec 7.30pm \u2013 9.30pm\nPoetry and readings evening on verses and songs from a 1911 publication SUFFRAGE SONGS and VERSES and other poems. Read by members of Fire River Poets there will also be short presentations on other aspects of the suffragette movement. Free to join in and cafe/bar will be open. Learn More\nFilm & Discussion \u2013 Thurs 13th Dec, 7.30pm start-10pm, doors 7pm\nScreening of movie \u2018Suffragette\u2019 (2015), Cert 12a. Free to join in and cafe/bar will be open. Learn More.\nTalk \u2013 Fri 14th Dec, 7.30pm-9.30pm.\nJoin CICCIC and historical fiction and non-fiction author Lucienne Boyce on the careers of some women who were imprisoned in Bristol\u2019s Horfield Jail \u2013 though like many campaigners they were active around the country and an interesting mix of women. A perfect way of telling a variety of suffrage stories. The talk will include some context/background to the militant campaign, with particular reference to events in Taunton/West Country. Talk includes Q&A. Free to join in and cafe/bar will be open. Learn More.\nPLEASE NOTE \u2013 Dec 14th 2018 is 100 years since women voted in a general election for the first time on 14 December 1918 with 8.5 million women eligible.\nHelp us share the knowledge and celebration of the Women\u2019s Vote Centenary and enjoy art, poetry, film and talk in a safe and community focused environment.\ncentenaryheritagewomans vote",
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        "raw_content": "Webmaster's Note : Dave emailed me and asked if I was interested in some of his stories of the Boston Township area. I readily agreed and wrote him back with a few things that I remember about the area (having been there several times) What follows is mostly Dave's contribution, with some of my own experiences thrown in to clarify certain things...\n...the highway to hell (we called it the end of the world because of a part in the road were it looked like your car was going over a cliff) the road is now permanently closed (too many accidents) The road was unpaved and in dire need of some work. Potholes that were easily a foot deep and as you got further and further into the path (surrounded by woods, mind you) the road became narrower and narrower until it was obvious that if something happened to you back here, you would not be able to turn around...keep going forward, or drive back in reverse over that patch of horrible road.\nThe house in the woods is an interesting story, There used to be an old bus parked on a concrete slab in front of the house (it was towed away a few months ago to keep people from going back there-gee, it only took them 30-some-odd years) anyway legend has it that back in the late 1960's (maybe early 1970's) a bus load of kids were going to one of the ski resorts. They were passing the driveway of the house when an old lady ran down to the road and flagged the bus down. She said there was someone at the house who was seriously hurt. The bus driver pulled down the driveway and up to the house. As the driver was getting off the bus to see what had happened, a group of people ran from the woods and killed him then slaughtered everyone on the bus. Supposedly someone came upon the scene sometime later and found the bus parked on this concrete slab. All the people on the bus were dead and the house looked like it had been deserted for some time. Legend also has it that several attempts had been made to tow the bus away but after several injuries (and a few fatalities) they decided to leave the bus where it was at. (I had visited the bus many times over the years and it was indeed a late 60's model school bus) there was a school name on the side but I can't for the life of me remember which district, I know it wasn't local.\nThe last time I went down to the house (about 2 or 3 years ago) it still looked very run down but someone had installed new windows (maybe someone was trying to renovate). Also back in 1990 me my friend Damon and his girl friend went back to see the house and off to the side is a gravel path that leads a short way into the woods, we followed it back and at the end of the path was a garage, the garage seemed old, but it had seemed it very recently (at that time) had been aluminum sided (for whatever reason) we opened the door and inside was the largest collection of old junk I'd ever seen, everything in there was circa 1940's,even the body of a '48 Ford (just the shell, nothing else) I don't know if this has anything to do with the supernatural, but it was weird.\nWe never saw any lights in the house but one night we drove back there and as the headlights hit the bus, it appeared to be brand new and we could all see people sitting in the seats (the seats had been stripped out long ago) there were 6 of us in the car and we all saw the same thing. We got the hell out of there and it took me a long time to go back there after that.\nWebmaster's Note : One of the legends I had heard was that anyone who had spent too much time snooping around the area was eventually chased from the area by a car with one headlight. It happened to us one night (although, looking back I now wouldn't call it \"being chased\") We were followed until we pulled out of the town limits by a car with one headlight. The house in the woods was theorized as being the source of the cars that did the chasing. Another story involves someone pulling into the driveway of the house in the woods - when suddenly the house was flooded with light (both inside and in the yard) - the trespassers escaped, but (you've guessed it already haven't you?) were chased from town by a car with one headlight...",
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        "raw_content": "Updated: February 02, 2019 1:50pm Race: Jayco Herald Sun Tour\nAustralian picks up cold, drops down GC at Herald Sun Tour\nTrek-Segafredo's Richie Porte \u2013 wearing the mountains jersey \u2013 signs on for stage 3 of the 2019 Herald Sun Tour\nRichie Porte (Trek-Segafredo) slipped down the standings at the Herald Sun Tour after stage 4, dropping from second overall to fourth after Team Sky's Dylan van Baarle claimed second on the stage and leader's jersey with one stage remaining.\nPorte and overnight leader Michael Woods (EF Education First) were expected to battle it out for the stage and the GC on the final climb of Arthurs Seat on Saturday but Team Sky put three men - including van Baarle - into the day's break. The move stretched EF Education First to breaking point, while Porte's team were unwilling to simply help the American team defend their lead, especially while their Australian leader was suffering with a minor health problem.\n\"I haven't been healthy coming into this race,\" Porte told reporters at the conclusion of the stage, which was won by Mitchelton-Scott's Nick Shultz, while van Baarle crossed the line in second place.\nWoods would eventually finish 2:14 down and sixth on the stage, with Porte crossing the line outside of the top ten and thirteen seconds further adrift.\n\"At the Cadel Evans race, I had a bit of a cold, and it's not an easy way to recover, racing like this,\" Porte added.\n\"I was second the other day on a stage, but today there was no hiding. I didn't have the legs. My team rode really well, but it's not up to us to win the race for Woods.\"\nPorte singled out EF Education First when it came to controlling the race and mentioned Woods tactics from stage 2, when the Canadian had beaten the Australian to the stage win.\n\"Obviously he didn't have the team there for him and also he sat on me the other day for the last kilometre, which is not nice. I don't feel any need there to try and win the race for him.\"\nPorte goes into Sunday's final stage 2:09 down on leader van Baarle. The Australian has enjoyed a successful start to his campaign in his new Trek-Segafredo colours, winning a stage and finishing second at the Tour Down Under. He will return to Europe after the Sun Tour and build up towards the Tour de France in July.",
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        "raw_content": "Getting along with moral disagreement\nThanksgiving is around the corner for Americans. It\u2019s a time for food, family, and thanks, but also arguments about politics. This used to be tolerable to some, but now the country feels so polarized that many find it too exhausting to engage in discussion with those who have different views.\nThis is just one way in which the unhealthy divide in this country manifests itself. Even if there is a sense in which we have always been so divided, it\u2019s toxic. And one side is not more to blame than the other. Liberals think conservatives are certifiably insane and vice versa. Neither camp seems willing to locate or concede any common ground. The government shutdown we dealt with this time last year is one consequence, thanks to our pathetic \u201cdo nothing\u201d congress. Obama and McConnell have recently vowed to get along better, but we can only hope these aren\u2019t empty promises from Washington.\nRegardless of how the new congress behaves, we should do better. Often we cast our moral and political opponents as evil and unreasonable, rarely making a serious effort to understand why anyone would think differently. As psychologist Jonathan Haidt says, most everyone is motivated to do what they think is right. Liberals, for example, err when they \u201cunderstand conservatives as motivated only by greed and racism.\u201d\nView on TED\nHaidt\u2019s own research suggests that both ends of the political spectrum tap into moral ideas that fit with human nature, resting on evolved moral intuitions generated by our \u201crighteous minds.\u201d Perhaps surprisingly for an academic, he suggests that if anyone it\u2019s liberals who discount certain values, such as in-group loyalty, purity, and authority, which a flourishing society cannot completely abandon. Liberals care about only harm and fairness, so they can\u2019t fathom why anyone would place great moral weight on, say, loyalty to one\u2019s own country.\nHaidt and others think this is the key to getting along better. However, even if Haidt is right about how liberals and conservatives think about morality, understanding moral disagreements as grounded in fundamentally different moral values would presumably make disagreements more entrenched. As Jesse Prinz points out, this would make political debate across parties \u201ca bit of a charade,\u201d as one\u2019s opponents must be viewed as either morally bankrupt or ignorant. But we shouldn\u2019t underestimate the common moral ground we have and how often the sticking points are non-moral facts.\nConsider abortion, still one of the most contentious issues in America. Liberals and conservatives tend to agree that we shouldn\u2019t sacrifice a person\u2019s life for mere convenience. Much of the disagreement is about when a fetus becomes a full-blown person, with basic inalienable rights. Conservatives tend to believe that life begins at conception. Many liberals instead say that, while a human organism may begin at conception, a person does not exist until at least the organism can suffer. If the abortion debate hinges greatly on when personhood begins, then this is not primarily a dispute about fundamental moral values.\nOther moral debates likewise seem to boil down to non-moral facts. Liberals and conservatives can both value social stability, for example, but disagree about whether same-sex marriage is likely to erode it. The great opposition to human cloning is often due to misunderstanding the science (e.g. cloned individuals are not mindless servants or even exact copies of people, but rather very much like twins). Often people just have different beliefs about the likelihood of various threats (e.g. climate change, mass shootings, government take-over, terrorist attacks) and about the best ways to avoid harm (e.g. whether capital punishment deters crime). Other disputes stem from different religious beliefs about the nature and origin of the universe (consider the debate over creationism in schools) or about whether a practice (e.g. divorce, contraception, homosexuality, premarital sex) is unacceptable to one\u2019s deity.\nConservatives and liberals might seem to exhibit fundamentally different values concerning social programs. But often these disputes turn on disagreements about the severity of lingering racism or innate differences between the sexes. These beliefs effect, for example, the heated debates about the killings of unarmed black men (in Ferguson and elsewhere), welfare, and equal pay for equal work. Conservatives care about fairness and people\u2019s wellbeing, but the opposition to special treatment for certain groups often seems driven by the non-moral belief that racism is no longer a substantial problem in America. (This is precisely what led the Supreme Court last year to overturn a core part of the Voting Rights Act.)\nThe point is this. If moral disputes often turn on disagreements about non-moral facts, then we are in a better position to get along. First, with common moral ground, we can focus on the arguably more tractable issues. Second, even for those numerous disagreements that will undoubtedly remain, a proper perspective on one\u2019s opponents can aid in compromise. No longer believing the opposing side is evil or insane should make one much more willing to debate the issue in a civilized manner and concede certain points, even without agreement on all the non-moral facts of the case. Compromise, not agreement, is often the more attainable goal, especially given our stubborn nature. (Congress, take note.)\nPerhaps the primary prescription is humility. Whether we should increase taxes on the rich or whether disadvantaged groups are entitled to social services, it all depends a great deal on complicated historical, sociological, and economic facts that are difficult to settle. Deferring to experts is often required, then, even if that means the moral verdict may be influenced by our best science, for example.\nSo this Thanksgiving remember that, just like you, your fellow citizens on the other side of the issue also want to do what\u2019s right. And by and large they value life, liberty, fairness, happiness, family, kindness, respect, honesty, property rights, desert, justice, just like you. More than half the battle is figuring out how these values apply to the complex issues of our day. We should expect in advance that reasonable people may disagree.\nPosted by G. Randolph Mayes at 6:56 PM\nDan Weijers November 17, 2014 at 7:57 AM\nHi Josh. Great post! I agree with all of this. One question I have is: Do you think that conservatives tend to have a different view of fairness from liberals? I can imagine that fairness might be the most fertile ground for solving many partisan arguments between educated people because it is congenial to being discussed in terms of reasons by both sides. So liberals and conservatives who are genuinely trying to find middle ground might move the conversation to fairness. But, if conservatives view fairness as retributive justice and liberals take a more luck egalitarian view, then fairness might not help. Maybe we should stick to complimenting the stuffing?\nOne last little point. Imagine if at Haidt's family thanksgiving dinner the partisan divide became evident. Would he discuss a \"turkey-lover\" example to help explain how bi-partisan moral debates can be fun?\nJosh May November 17, 2014 at 8:38 AM\nThanks, Dan, and nice point about the relevance of turkeys at Thanksgiving to Haidt's other work on human interactions with foul!\nHaidt does have some evidence (or at least opinions to the effect) that liberals and conservatives think of fairness a bit differently, roughly along the lines you suggest. Liberal fairness often involves equality while conservative fairness emphasizes proportionality, he says.\nBut I think my points above also require us to be cautious here. It could well be that we share the same notion of fairness but that liberals' non-moral beliefs (e.g. rampant racism, sexism, etc.) tend to make them think the fair thing to do is to make things more equal, whereas conservatives' non-moral beliefs (e.g. most people have earned their wealth through hard work and without privilege) lead them to think redistribution of wealth is unfair. I mean, even liberals think someone should get more of the pizza if she paid for it. The hard questions for both sides about the fairness of taxes, redistribution of wealth, social programs, etc. seem to come down to how everyone got to where they are.\nThat's not to deny that some proportion of liberals might be more likely to endorse certain views that employ a rather different notion of fairness (e.g. Marxism?), while some portion of conservatives might be more likely to employ a different notion (e.g. via libertarianism?). But, by and large on both sides, I wouldn't be surprised if the notion of fairness we value is basically the same.\nG. Randolph Mayes November 17, 2014 at 9:41 AM\nHi Josh, thanks for this post. I hope things are going well in Birmingham. Santa Barbara, to Melbourne, to Alabama, is quite a tour.\nI don't recall Haidt ever addressing this question, but do you think there is any difference between conservatives and liberals with respect to the whether it is possible to rationalize (meaning improve) our system of values? In other words, are conservatives or liberals more or less open to the possibility that they have not optimized the relative weights they assign to the foundational values, and that the world could be improved significantly if their system of values were changed?\nI have two reasons for thinking that liberals are more open to it than conservatives. One is that liberals tend to be more secular, and therefore open to the possibility of a super-value like utility or rationality in virtue of which to assess different weights.\nSecond, it seems like liberals (and even moderates), by virtue of the separation of harm and fairness from the other values might actually be closer to subscribing to such a super value now. That is, perhaps it is a reasonable interpretation of Haidt's data that for most liberals authority, purity and loyalty are only important insofar as they promote utility and/or justice. Is there any empirical work bearing on this latter speculation?\nGreat question and speculation, Randy. I'm not aware of research on exactly that question, except the kind of stuff suggesting liberals are higher on the trait of openness to experience, etc. But that probably doesn't address whether they're more likely to want to improve existing values, especially in terms of some fundamental overarching value.\nAn answer might be found in a less data-driven way, though. Conservatives are, pretty much by definition, more inclined to defend the status quo while liberals push more for change. That alone strongly suggests to me that liberals are more likely to think there's a need to improve on our values or at least on the current situation.\nHowever, I'm not sure that helps us determine which is more likely to involve a better moral perspective. It sort of begs the question either way (e.g. conservatives will balk at the idea that we need to make radical changes to time honored traditions). But, fitting with the theme here, I suspect liberals are not focused exclusively on changing fundamental values. Liberals might describe themselves as abandoning traditional values, but often this seems to really involve only abandoning certain traditional practices (e.g. prohibitions on premarital sex) based on drawing out implications of existing shared values (e.g. healthy relationships, long-lasting marriages, stable families and societies).\nG. Randolph Mayes November 17, 2014 at 11:12 AM\nJosh, right, interesting. It seems to me that conservative respect for tradition is captured to some degree in their apparently high respect for authority, though it strikes me that a more nuanced picture of conservative and liberal values might result from distinguishing between the authority of tradition and the authority of rank, etc. (Liberals, especially liberal intellectuals, have always struck me as being particularly susceptible to criticism on the latter criterion, often explicitly ascribing to principles of equal care and consideration while acting quite conservatively in their private lives.)\nI agree with you that the claim to have abandoned traditional values is always an exaggeration, but it seems to me that when we permit ourselves to grade the relative importance of values the way Haidt does, then we can also countenance, not just a change of practice by reference to a standard valuation, but a change of practice by reference to a change in the weights we attach to specific values.\nKyle Swan November 17, 2014 at 11:31 AM\nThanks from me, too, Josh, for this nice post. I think you're right that most people share the same notion or understanding of basic values and see them as genuine values. But they differ significantly in their relative rankings of them and I'm more skeptical than Randy seemed to be about people of either disposition viewing them as things fully/directly commensurable or fungible. I'm also not encouraged much by the idea that most moral disagreement is based on certain kinds of empirical disagreement since people tend to interpret empirical facts in light of their moral or epistemic commitments.\nBut even if we don't have as much as you think by way of common ground, we can still acknowledge areas where we've converged on social norms from our different points of view. My optimistic spin on this is that we've done this a lot more often than one might have thought we could given all our differences. Even more significantly, I think, is that we actually have seemed to converge on social norms that soften the effect of moral disagreement. I mean, people actually do live in relative peace, and have Thanksgiving dinner, with others who they think are advocating, e.g., the murder of innocents, etc.\nKyle, this is a very interesting point:\n\"and have Thanksgiving dinner, with others who they think are advocating, e.g., the murder of innocents, etc.,\"\nPerhaps it is a mark of my own basic intolerance, but I don't think I would ever be able to comfortably share a Thanksgiving meal with someone whom I really believed that about (I mean, of course, unless I'm really hungry and they have pecan pie and excellent bourbon). I would at least have to believe that they were doing so unwittingly. But, generally, I would be inclined to say that my willingness to engage with such a person in this way is some evidence that I do not really believe that, even if I believe I do.\nJosh May November 17, 2014 at 12:10 PM\nKyle and Randy, thanks for pushing me on the idea that fundamental disagreements in moral value are substantial, even if just a difference in relative weight. I agree that this plays an important role, and there is after all empirical data backing this up from Haidt. But we should keep in mind that these results are largely comparative and focus on averages. So, for example, while liberals *in general* don't place as much value in authority *as conservatives*, this may mean that the difference is not very large and that for any single liberal authority might be quite important. So I just wanted to suggest that we don't underestimate the role non-moral beliefs play in moral disagreements.\nAnd I do really worry that conceiving of the disagreements as largely fundamental will make it more difficult to get along. True, given confirmation bias, belief polarization, and so on, we aren't likely to change many people's minds about the non-moral facts (at least if they're \"old dogs\"). But I'm really hoping the benefit at least comes with compromise, in that we'll be more likely to concede points if we realize the issues turn on complex non-moral facts and that our opponents share many fundamental moral values. It's a great point that we've already done this to a great extent given how we can all get along for the most part in such large and diverse societies, but I think we've got much room for improvement.\nG. Randolph Mayes November 17, 2014 at 1:57 PM\nJosh, this is an interesting comment:\n\"And I do really worry that conceiving of the disagreements as largely fundamental will make it more difficult to get along.\"\nDo you mean to suggest that there is an element of decision, as opposed to discovery, here, and that it would be better to decide that disagreements are not fundamental?\nAnyway,we want to preserve a difference between substantial and fundamental, right? A substantial disagreement is just a real one (rather than, say, a semantic one) not one that can't be overcome with enough interaction.\nI actually do believe that the vast majority of so-called moral problems are mostly empirical in nature, though. I would really like to see ethics classes taught that way, not only to show how much real agreement exists, but to underscore how essential scientific inquiry is to resolving these controversies, and how foolish it is to have strong commitments to the answers to these questions when the science is just not there yet.\nJosh May November 17, 2014 at 2:11 PM\nPerhaps there could be an element of choice here, which is an interesting idea. Maybe it could be like Pascal's wager! But I meant discovery for sure.\nBy calling the disagreement \"fundamental\" I just meant as short-hand for: a disagreement in fundamental moral values. And by \"substantial\" I just meant something like: large or play a large role (e.g. in the disagreement). I figure there are probably are some moral or political disagreements that are mere verbal disputes, though.\nRussell DiSilvestro November 18, 2014 at 12:44 PM\nJosh, this is a great and timely post--welcome to the dance. I have two quick thoughts to add.\nFirst, civility in getting along during Thanksgiving across all manner of ideological lines may be interestingly different than the Congressional gridlock issue, especially if we believe that the designers of our political system viewed a certain propensity to gridlock as an virtue or feature of the system rather than a bug--brakes on and balances of power, etc. (Whoever designed Thanksgiving meals, on the other hand, presumably wanted a smooth and fast line around the table from the mashed potatoes to the gravy to the cranberry goo\u2026)\nSecond, and admittedly related to the first point, perhaps systemic gridlock and personal acrimony need not track one another; kind, respectful, sympathetic, astute, polite, mild-mannered gridlockticians (experts in gridlock) may be not just possible but good to have around at times. I suspect we sometimes will warm up to the wisdom of such political chess to different degrees, depending on who is in power in which part of government at a given moment: for example, if my views are likely to be reflected in a fast-moving domino chain of decisions in some part of government, I am more likely to want that change to happen yesterday; if, on the other hand, such speed is more likely to result in what I regard as morally undesirable outcomes, I'm more likely to hope for a slower, more deliberative route.\nRussell, thanks so much for the comment. I like how you're suggesting that the very problems I'm hoping to identify (polarization, gridlock, etc.) may be seen as problems depending on whether one is, say, liberal or conservative. Kind of turns my own critique against me!\nI wouldn't tend toward evaluating these problems (gridlock, etc) based on what the framers intended, but I can definitely see how it might be independently desirable in certain circumstances. However, I'd think most liberals and conservatives would be united in thinking the current situation is undesirable at least just because both see much need for change. Liberals of course naturally want various changes (the progressives that they are), but many conservatives also want changes that fit their agenda---minimize government, cut taxes further, reinstate DOMA, and so on.\nFurthermore, maybe I can use my very critique to save myself from your attempt to turn it on itself. If we approach this issue with humility, compromise, and respect, we should likewise try to meet toward the middle and not prefer gridlock simply for partisan reasons, especially if those reasons are just that a member of the opposing party controls the executive branch.\nRussell DiSilvestro November 18, 2014 at 3:27 PM\nI am fully on board with the project of finding common ground, both in the virtues we already manage to share, and in the projects we already manage to agree on, and in the principles and ideals that we already manage to join hands for. Interestingly, whatever one thinks about political parties and their tendency to polarize the nation as a whole, they often have a peculiar way of galvanizing large numbers of people to focus on common ground with each other!\nI suspect that one reason people are suspicious of folks like you and I, when we beat the drum of 'compromise,' is that they suspect that 'compromise' is code for '(you) compromise' (in the polite imperative mood), or 'compromise for thee but not for me.' And since political and moral debates are dynamic enterprises whose contours have the feel of shifting over time, I may fear that today's compromise will be tomorrow's starting point for debate, and even though it's not a slippery slope it's still appears like an unwise strategy.\nTo use a football analogy here (since you are from Alabama now, and as such must love football\u2026wink wink), a compromise today may feel like letting the other team get a first down; today's compromise is merely the starting point for tomorrow's debate; and iterated compromises result in, well, the other team winning. Of course, there are many differences between a moral/political debate and the line of scrimmage in a football game. Still, this may be part of what explains how it feels to anticipate making a compromise in an area one cares deeply about.\nSorry, my first paragraph in the immediately preceding comment may have given the impression that my reason for being in favor of finding common ground is that I like the fact that political parties galvanize people. Not my intended meaning. The points should have been made in completely separate paragraphs!\nGreat points, Russell. Iterative compromises that lead to one side winning certainly wouldn't be much of an overall compromise at all. Going with a simpler analogy than football (Roll Tide!), if I want 100% of the pie and you want only 50%, then a 70/30 split isn't fair (assuming we both contributed equally to its acquisition). We're in a real pickle if both sides of a moral/political disagreement cast the other as wanting 100% (or otherwise far too much) in the first place. That seems like a serious hurdle.\nI'd bet at least some disputes wouldn't present this way, though. Moreover, if we're really being humble and recognizing that the other side may be onto something, we'd really have to take seriously that the other side wanting, say, 100% *might* be reasonable. That may sound ludicrous but only because it's so obviously unfair in the simple pizza case. With real moral and political debates it's not so clear and depends on many, many other factors that we could be wrong about. Part of the very problem, I think, is oversimplifying these complex debates, which leads to being overly confident that the other side is already asking too much from the get go.\nBradley Dowden November 19, 2014 at 10:06 PM\nThere is moral turmoil and political viciousness within the U.S. these days, but let\u2019s take a look at the bigger picture. The period between the Civil War and World War II were highly contentious, with fierce partisan battles among the U.S. political parties over slavery, reconstruction, trade, money, and, in the 1930s and 40s, Roosevelt\u2019s New Deal. The decades from 1950 to about 1980 were the exception. So, the recent fierce battles between red and blue that seem to be ripping the country apart are in fact just a regression to the mean.\nJosh May November 20, 2014 at 11:29 AM\nThanks for the comment, Brad! It's really helpful to put this in perspective.\nI wonder, though, how much of this just seems normal given our country's (relatively brief) history. My impression living in Australia for a couple of years---and I emphasize this is just an impression---is that they are not as divided. The discourse among politicians can be vitriolic at times (compare Gillard's misogyny speech, which kind of went viral). But ordinary people, especially, seemed quite happy to discuss politics and to do so in a rather civil manner.\nAmerica's origin story involves internal conflict rather than British convicts. That may make us feel like polarization is innocuous, but I worry that it causes serious problems, the results of which often make the rest of the world sneer.\nWilson Larrie September 28, 2015 at 10:41 PM\nPhilosophy Assignment Paper\ncase study September 29, 2015 at 12:44 AM\nOur website is number 1 in Case Study help, Case Solution & Case Analysis Help. Feel free to contact us to get your case studies done.\nprogramar doc September 29, 2015 at 2:09 AM\nNumber 1 website for Programming Assignments Help, & Online Computer Programming Assistance from Top Programmers.\nAssignments Provider September 29, 2015 at 2:33 AM\nOur website is number 1 in Sociology homework help. This is preferred destination for various students to get their Sociology assignment help done. 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        "raw_content": "Don't Put Terrorists on Trial\nhttp://www.danielpipes.org/14591/terrorist-trials\nThe Obama administration has brought an accused Libyan terrorist named Ahmed Abu Khatalla to Washington for trial. His saga reveals how the government views the Islamist threat, and it's discouraging. Fortunately, a much better alternative exists.\nAhmed Abu Khattala.\nAbu Khatalla stands accused of taking part in the murder of an ambassador and three other Americans in Benghazi in September 2012. After an achingly slow investigation, during which time the suspect lived in the open and defiantly gave media interviews, the American military seized him on June 15. After being transported by sea and air to Washington, D.C., Abu Khatalla was jailed, provided with a defense attorney, Michelle Peterson, indicted, arraigned, and, after listening to an Arabic translation of the proceedings, pleaded not guilty to a single charge of conspiracy and requested a halal diet. He potentially faces life in prison.\nAn artist's rendering of Abu Khatalla, wearing a headphone, next to his attorney Michelle Peterson, being sworn in by Judge John Facciola at his hearing on June 28, 2014 in the federal U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C.\nThis scenario presents two problems. First, Abu Khatalla enjoys the full panoply of protections offered by the U.S. legal system (he actually was read his Miranda rights, meaning his right to stay silent and to consult with a lawyer), making conviction uncertain. As the New York Times explains, proving the charges against him will be \"particularly challenging\" because of the circumstances of the attacks, which took place in the midst of a civil war and in a country brimming with hostility to the United States, where concerns about security meant that U.S. law investigators had to wait for weeks to go to the crime scenes to collect evidence, and the prosecution depends on testimony from Libyan witnesses brought over to the United States who may well falter under cross-examination.\nSecondly, what good does a conviction bring? If all goes well, a minor operative will be taken out of commission, leaving the ideological sources, the funding apparatus, the command and control structure, and the terrorist network untouched. A years-long, cumbersome, expensive, and draining effort will prove a point, not damage the enemy. If Abu Khatalla is convicted, administration officials can crow but Americans will be only marginally safer.\nThis futility recalls the 1990s, when terrorist attacks were routinely treated as criminal incidents and handled in courts of law, rather than as warfare to be dealt with using military force. In response, I complained in 1998 that the U.S. government saw terrorist violence \"not as the ideological war it is, but as a sequence of discrete criminal incidents,\" a mistaken approach that turns the U.S. military \"into a sort of global police force and requires it to have an unrealistically high level of certainty before it can go into action,\" requiring it to collect evidence of the sort that can stand up in a U.S. court of justice.\nGeorge W. Bush discarded the criminal paradigm when he dramatically declared a \"war against terrorism\" in the evening of 9/11. While that is a clumsy phrase (how can one make war on a tactic?), what became known as the Bush Doctrine had the great benefit of declaring war \u2013 as opposed to a police action \u2013 on those attacking Americans. But now, 13 years later and in part because of the success of this war, the Obama administration has reverted to the pre-9/11 approach of apprehending criminals.\nGeorge W. Bush addressing the nation and declaring a \"war against terrorism\" on 9/11.\nInstead of this, the U.S. response to terrorist attacks on Americans citizens should be immediate and lethal. As I wrote 16 years ago, \"anyone who harms Americans should know that retribution will be certain and nasty. ... When reasonable evidence points to Middle Eastern terrorists having harmed Americans, U.S. military force should be deployed. If the perpetrator is not precisely known, then punish those who are known to harbor terrorists. Go after governments and organizations that support terrorism, not just individuals.\"\nSkip the fine-grain analysis of who carried out the attack. Security depends not on complex court procedures, but on a record of U.S. deterrence established by \"years of terrible retribution against anyone who so much as harms a single American citizen.\" Enemies must expect to face the full fury of the United States when they harm its citizens, thereby dissuading them from committing such attacks in future.\nAmerican taxpayers turn over $3 trillion a year to the federal government and in return expect to be protected from foreign threats. This holds doubly for citizens who venture abroad on behalf of their country, such as the four embassy personnel killed in Benghazi.\nCrimes require rules of evidence, Miranda rights, lawyers, judges and juries. Warfare requires full-throated retaliation by the American military.\n\u200bJuly 14, 2014 addenda: (1) Why this soft treatment of a murderous enemy? To reply, here's an explanation of mine from two years ago concerning Syria:\nmany Westerners feel so confident about their own well-being that they forget their security and instead focus on the concerns of those they perceive as weak and exploited, whether human (e.g., indigenous peoples or the poor) or animals (whales and snail darters). Westerners have developed sophisticated mechanisms to act on these concerns (e.g., responsibility to protect, animal rights activism). \u200bFor those of us not so confident, however, fending off threats to our security and our civilization remains a top priority. \u200b\n(2) Court documents are available here.\nJune 23, 2016 update: The wheels of justice grind slowly. The Benghazi murders took place in September 2012 and U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper has just set a September 2017 trial date for Abu Khatalla, five years after the attack took place.\nNov. 28, 2017 update: A news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office, District of Columbia, announces: \"Ahmed Abu Khatallah Found Guilty of Terrorism Charges in September 2012 Attack in Benghazi, Libya; Defendant Faces Possible Life Sentence.\"\nNov. 29, 2017 update: Andrew C. McCarthy argues that \"Khatallah's Acquittals on Benghazi Murders Show, Again, Need for New System; We need a designation of the enemy that homes in on its ideology.\"\nRelated Topics: Counter-terrorism, Libya\nWait Out the War in Syria\nWhy Asad's Terror Works and Qadhdhafi's Does Not\n100% correct [59 words]\nw/response from Daniel Pipes Jeff Jul 16, 2014 13:25 216128\nWhy this soft treatment? 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        "raw_content": "Distributing passwords\nJust about everything we touch online these days requires a password (and certainly all sensitive information is protected by one).\nPasswords work because they are a secret. At its most basic, a password is a key, theoretically, only known by the person(s) who are supposed to know it. Knowledge of a password gives access to the person who is aware of the secret. Most password systems only use one password and only require one person present to unlock. Its analogous to a door with a lock.\nWhat if you wanted to add additional levels of security such that it required more than one person\u2019s permission to access some service? (More than one lock on the door). Here are a few examples:\nYou and your three business partners have a joint bank account, and you want to make sure that funds can only be transferred after consent of all parties. You want to create a password system that requires all parties to authenticate in order to grant permission.\nYou are designing a nuclear missile launch system and want to make sure that five people are needed to launch a missile.\nYou are a lawyer, and want to distribute passwords to access a will such that six family members need to be present to be able to read it.\nHowever, with a little imagination we can conceive some more advanced scenarios:\nWith your business partners, you agree that any two of the four people, together, have sufficient privilege to access the bank account. It can be any combination of two, and at any time it might be a different pair.\nTo launch the nuclear missile, you define a hierarchy of passwords with different strengths. The password of The President, for instance, could count as three votes. That of The Secretary of Defense counts as two, and all others count as one. So, The President and The Secretary of Defense, together, have the authority to launch the missiles, as does The President and the votes of three ordinary grunts, or five grunts together \u2026 etc.\nMaybe some of the family members who have passwords to read the will are old, and might die themselves before the will is to be opened. You don\u2019t want to encrypt the will and find out that, if some of the other members of the family pass on, that the information in the will is lost forever. You would also like the ability to grant passwords to newly discovered \u201cnext of kin\u201d family members without requiring those already holding passwords to have to change theirs.\nOr how about a totally weird scenario (which is really just a canononical form of the examples above)?:\nSomeone is hopeless at remembering passwords, so elects to write their password down. However, they do not want their password to be written where anyone can simply read it, so they break it up into a set of twelve sub-passwords. These sub-passwords are then hidden. They put one in their wallet, another in their desk at work, one on a bulletin board in the kitchen, one in the bedside table, one on their laptop, one at their brother\u2019s house \u2026 Any subset combination of four of these is required to gain access, and any less than this is totally useless. When access is required, the nearest four sub-passwords are retreived and correctly used.\nIdeal characteristics\nThese are interesting challenges. Before I show a solution, it\u2019s worthwhile enumerating, explicitly, the desired characteristics of a good multi-password solution:\nIf a password is broken down into a collection of sub-passwords, exposure of one of the sub-passwords should not give an attacker any further hints of the solution. (For example if there are four passwords in a set and, for whatever reason, I know password P1, if I also learn the values of P2 and/or P3 or P4, it should give me no more knowledge about how to unlock the cypher than I have by knowing just P1). All sub-passwords should be required to obtain a solution, and knowledge of even all-but-one of them, should give the attacker no more advantage then knowing none at all.\nIdeally, the sub-passwords in the set should by the same order of magnitude in length as the master password they combine to create. (We don\u2019t want to turn a 12 character master password into 6 sub-passwords that are hundreds of characters long each).\nIt would be desirable, if one of the sub-passwords happened to be exposed, to allow a new master password to be generated without having to re-issue new sub-passwords to the non-exposed ones (So you can give a password to your brother before he leaves on a 10 year off-the-grid expedition and be able to allow him keep the same password, even if things change). Bonus marks if he can keep the same password if the number of sub passwords changes through the years (additions or subtractions).\nIt would be nice to have the ability to generate new viable sub-passwords without having to re-issue all new passwords. (For instance, if one of the sub-passwords was written on piece of paper which got burned before anyone could read it).\nThere is a system for generating and decoding passwords that enables all of this functionality. It\u2019s called Shamir\u2019s Algorithm. We\u2019ll look at how it works in short while, but first let\u2019s look at some other solutions that partially work, and examine their limitations \u2026\nPassword Carve-up\nThis is as simple as it sounds; we simply take the master password and carve it up into the number of sub-passwords we desire. For instance if the master password is \u201cPRINCESS\u201d, we could distribute this to four people like this:\nWe don\u2019t have to do this at a character level, we could perform it at bit level if necessary, carving up a string, and/or we could stripe the slices rather than taking it in chunks, but however we do it, its not ideal.\nIt doesn\u2019t take too long to see issues with a carve-up strategy. The first issue, is that it gives away part of the final solution in the clear. Each password contains part of the master solution, greatly reducing the space that a brute-force attack would need. Secondly, if you happened to \u201cstumble-upon\u201d other sub-passwords, you could append these to yours and further reduce the address space. Each sub-password you encounter gives you more information about the solution.\nIt\u2019s not a very elegant solution.\nFundamentally, though, the biggest drawback is the need to have all components present to unlock. If you break a password into n sub-passwords, then you need all of these present to recreate the original! This does not fulfill our desire to be able to grant access to a smaller subset of people.\nIt's like smashing a plate into lots of pieces. You need to have all the pieces if you need put it back together again.\nRandom Offsets\nA slightly more elegant solution, which solves the problem of exposure of multiple passwords giving you more information, relies on the concept of random offsets. Whilst this solution is superior to the carve-up method, it still suffers from the restriction that all sub-secrets need to be present to be recombined to generate the original password. It's still a broken plate reconstruction problem!\nLet\u2019s imagine that the secret we are trying to scramble (our password) is a number. We call this secret number S. (If our secret is not a number, it\u2019s very easy to encode a text string into a number).\nIf we want to generate n sub-passwords, all we do is generate n-1 random numbers (positive or negative).\nLet\u2019s call these random numbers: R1, R2, R3 \u2026 Rn-1\nFor the last sub-password, we give it the value: (S - R1 - R2 - R3 \u2026 Rn-1)\nTo the left is an example of breaking the password into six sub-passwords. The first five sub-passwords are randomly generated, and the last is calculated such that adding all the sub-passwords generates the required sum.\nNow, to recreate the secret, everyone simply needs to add their sub-passwords. Individually, nobody has any information about what is the secret and what is random, and even if n-1 people got together and colluded, they are still unable to determine from the missing piece what is random and what is real.\nAnother variant of this uses the bitwise exclusive or operation XOR. (One or the other, but not both).\nThe XOR function has a useful property that when applied twice with the same value it returns the input to its original state (A XOR B) XOR B = A\nAs before, the first n-1 sub-passwords are created as random numbers. To generate the last we calculate it using the formula S XOR R1 XOR R2 XOR R3 XOR \u2026 XOR Rn-1\nTo reveal the secret S we get everyone to XOR their sub-passwords. The double application of XOR on each random number toggles each bit to its original state.\nAs before, this system will only work if all sub-passwords are present, which is both a blessing and a curse. Without all sub-passwords being available, collusion or exposure of any combination of passwords will reveal nothing about the solution.\nOK, it\u2019s now time to reveal an algorithm that meets all our requirements.\nThe algorithm I'm going to discusss is called Shamir\u2019s Algorithm. It involves a little math, but not too much, and I\u2019ll try to introduce the concepts slowly.\nKey to the utility of this algorithm is that it does not force the restriction that the number of sub-passwords to decrypt has to be the same as the number of sub-passwords generated. We can tweak the parameters such that any number of sub-passwords (less than or equal to the total number generated), can be used to unlock.\nAll the King's Horses and all the King's men, would be proud! It is possible to put Humpty Dumpty back together again \u2026 and we don't need all his pieces to do it!\nImagine a sheet of graph paper. On this piece of graph paper we\u2019re going to plot a point.\nFor this example, we'll use the coordinates (25,20) This is your password! (bear with me, all will be revealed later).\nIf I asked you to draw a line that passed through this point, how would you draw it?\nBelow are some example lines. In fact, there are an infinite number of ways to draw a line through one point. To correctly desribe a straight line using points, you need at least two.\nThis is where we introduce our secret S, by setting this as the intercept with the y-axis. There is only one line that passes through this intercept and also through our coordinate (see below).\nThe equation of a straight line can be described with the equation: Y = mX + C\nWhere m is the gradient (slope) of the line, and C is the intercept (where the line crosses the vertical axis).\nWe can see that the secret S is the intercept (C) of a unique straight line that passes through our point. Only this line passes through these two points.\nAny two points along this line are all that is needed to describe the line, and using these two points allows the intercept to be determined.\nAnd here, in its simplest form, is our algorithm. In this implementation, because it is a straight line, two points are needed.\nWe can create any number of points on this line that we desire.\nWe can distribute hundreds of coordinates and give them out.\nIndividually, each coordinate is totally useless. There are an infinite number of potential lines that pass through any single point.\nHowever, if two people get together and pool their knowledge, they can recreate the line and thus determine the intercept, and find the secret.\nAs you can see from the geometery, it can be any two people. Awesome!\nOK, let's move on from linear to quadratic. Straight lines are what mathematicians call order-1 polynomials. To describe a straight line, in addition to the constant C, you need just one parameter, which describes how to apply the independent variable. This is why you need two points to fully describe a line; you need to two simmultaneous equations to determine the parameters.\nQuadratic equations are order-2 polynomials. To describe a quadratic, in addition to the constant C, you need two parameters.\nA quadratic equation can be described by the function y = Ax2 + Bx + C\nWith only two points, there are an infinite number of quadratic curves that can be fitted through them. Here are a few examples:\nI think you can probably see where we are going with this one. As before, we'll encode our secret S as the intercept of our polynomial with the y-axis. Now, all we need to do is describe the curve.\nHere is an example quadratic curve. Using three points we can completely describe a quadratic curve.\nAs with the linear example, we can create as many point as we desrire along the curve and give these sub-secrets to whoever we wish. With a quadratic, however, three of these people need to get together to decode the secret. It can be any three people, but three people are needed.\nAnd so, on and so on. Here are some order-3 polynomials (commonly called a cubics). Four points are needed to fully describe a cubic function. If we encoded our secret with a cubic function and distributed coordinate sub-passwords it would require any combination of four points to determine the intercept and the secret.\nWe can keep increasing the degree (order) of the polynomial as needed to break the problem down into the required number of slices. An order-n polynomial curve requires n+1 points to accurately describe it.\nLet's review the list of ideal characteristics discussed above and see how this solution handles them:\nWe can see how this algorithm is not a broken-plate type problem. We don't need all the sub-passwords to re-create the secret. All we need is sufficient to mathematically solve the order of the equation we are using.\nKnowledge of any non-complete combination of sub-passwords gives an attacker no additional information on how to solve the problem. Even if you have knowledge of n-1 passwords, there are still an infinite number of curves that fit through these points, and thus an infinite number of possible intercepts.\nAs we can clearly see, it's very easy to generate new sub-passwords as needed. If we need to generate and distribute a new sub-password, we simply pull off another coordinate from the curve and give that out! None of the existing passwords need to change.\nIf some of the sub-passwords are compromised (and you know which ones) and you want to regenerate new ones, but keep the uncompromised ones the same, you can generate a new curve that passes through the points you wish to keep. [Edit - Only if the the number of uncompromised points is two (or more) less than the minimum number needed to reconstruct the secret. Thanks for the correction @N1DQ]\nTo weight passwords (such as giving The President a nuclear launch password with three times the power of a regular password), we simply give out multiple coordinates to that person. Thus, for the nuclear launch example requiring requiring five votes, we generate an order-4 polynomial, give The President three coordinates from the curve, The Secretary of Defence two coordinates off the curve, and the rest of the troops one coordinate each.",
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        "raw_content": "Applying to Texas Tech\nStudents are admitted to graduate study (in the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters) by the Graduate School on the recommendation of the Department.\nStudents applying to the Master's Thesis and PhD in Natural Resources Management are strongly encouraged to begin contacting faculty members with whom they would like to work before they submit their Graduate School and departmental applications. Applicants should inquire about assistantships and funding when they contact faculty members. Faculty bios, research interests, publications, and contact information can be found here.\nMaster's Non-Thesis students are self-funded and will be assigned faculty members during their first semester at Texas Tech.\nThe NRM department accepts applications during the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters each year. We ask that applicants submit completed applications at least 10 weeks prior to the start of the semester. The deadlines are: November 7, 2018 for Spring 2019; April 2, 2019 for Summer 2019, and June 17, 2019 for Fall 2019.\nQ: What are the programs offered?\nA: Students can apply to either the Master's Thesis, the Master's Non-Thesis, or the PhD degree programs. The department also offers an online-only program, the Professional Science Master's. More information about the PSM program can be found here.\nQ: How many hours do I have to complete to graduate?\nA: Master's Thesis students take a minimum of 24 hours of coursework, 6 hours of research, and 6 hours of thesis. Master's Non-Thesis students take a minimum of 36 hours of coursework. There is no research or thesis component to the Master's Non-Thesis. PhD students take a minimum of 60 hours of coursework, 6 hours of research, and 12 hours of dissertation. PhD students can transfer up to 27 hours of coursework from their Master's. Transfer credits are accepted at the discretion of the Graduate School and can only be applied if the courses taken elsewhere have equivalents at Texas Tech.\nQ: What are the required components of the graduate application?\nA: Applicants must apply to both the Graduate School and the department. Students will apply through the TTU Graduate School. The departmental application requires: the graduate student information sheet, a resume and/or vita, personal statement, 3 letters of reference, unofficial transcripts, and GRE scores. All departmental application components can be emailed directly to the Graduate Program Assistant at Melissa.S.Moore@ttu.edu.\nQ: What department should I select on the Graduate School application?\nA: Select \"Wildlife, Aquatic, and Wildlands Science and Management\" on the Graduate School application.\nQ: How long should the personal statement be?\nA: We have no official requirement regarding the length of the personal statement, although the typical length is between one and three pages. It should address personal interests and goals in this graduate research program and career objectives after graduation.\nQ: Do I have to take the GREs?\nA: The GRE general test is required. The test should be taken well in advance of the application deadline. The GRE reporting code for Texas Tech University is 6827. There is no department reporting code.\nQ: Does the department require that students achieve a minimum score on the GRE general test?\nA: The department has no minimum GRE score requirement, nor do we have an official policy stipulating an acceptable range of GRE scores.\nQ: Do I have to take the TOEFL exam if my native language is not English?\nA: Yes. Texas Tech University requires this exam. Further information can be found on the Graduate School's website at https://www.depts.ttu.edu/international/ieem/admission/englishProof.php.\nQ: Can I apply to the graduate program if my undergraduate and/or Master's degree is not in Natural Resources Management, Conservation, Ecology, Biology, or a related field?\nA: Yes. Your record, however, must demonstrate substantial coursework and research ability in the sciences.\nQ: Can I apply to the PhD program without an MS/MA?\nA: No. All incoming PhD students must have a Master's degree prior to beginning their studies at Texas Tech. Students applying to the MS degree program are required to have a Bachelor's.\nQ: Is there financial support offered for MS and PhD students?\nA: Financial support is determined by the student's advisor, though generally, fully-funded MS students receive around $16,000 per year (with tuition remission) and fully-funded PhD students receive around $18,000 per year (with tuition remission). All students are required to pay University fees each semester. Master's Non-Thesis and Professional Science Master's students are self-funded.",
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        "raw_content": "Are you buying a home, investment or headache?\nIs Now the Time to Invest in a Home?\nBuying an Old Home\nIs a Duplex a Good Investment?\nThe Money Pit - Trailor\nMost people see owning a home as a milestone; a marker of success; an important step in settling down and gaining stability. Homeownership is usually touted as a great investment that builds for the future, offering you and your family not only a comfortable domicile but also a safe place to protect your savings, raise your kids, pass down to your heirs or even sell at a profit. But is the key to your own home\u2019s front door really the key to fulfilling your dreams?\nIf you are debating buying versus renting your next home, following are a few basic principles that can help you make the best decision.\nThe first consideration is this: Can you afford to buy a new home? Remember, there\u2019s more to the cost than the monthly mortgage with interest, which should not exceed more than roughly 30 percent of your income. You also must figure in other expenses, such as homeowner\u2019s insurance, property taxes, maintenance and repairs, lawn upkeep, association fees and other costs.\nHave you saved enough for a reasonable down payment? Most experts recommend or require putting down at least 20 percent of the selling price. The more you can afford to pay down, the more you will save on your mortgage payment. If you put down less than 20 percent, you will likely be required to pay for private mortgage insurance (PMI) until you have at accrued at least 20 percent equity in your home. This insurance is designed to protect the lender in case of default, since homeowners with the least amount of equity are the ones most likely to default on their payments. PMI payments will increase your monthly expenses.\nBefore buying, talk to an insurance agent and your county tax assessor\u2019s office. Do the math on estimated maintenance, repairs and all other costs associated with owning a home. You might be surprised at how high the real cost is compared to how much you initially estimated. In addition, many first-time homebuyers fail to consider basic purchases that go with a new home: lawn and garden equipment, tools, paint, supplies and other essentials.\nCompare the estimated costs to your monthly income. Is the total cost below 30 percent of your income? If not, buying a new home right now may not be a good idea, and you should take another look at renting. With renting, you avoid several substantial costs, including property taxes, homeowner\u2019s insurance, association fees and most repairs and maintenance.\nWhile simply comparing monthly costs and seeing which option is cheaper might be enough to make your decision, buying may not be the best choice for you.\nAre You in Debt Already?\nEven in today\u2019s economy, with recently rising but fluctuating home prices and sales, buying a home can be a good investment; however, if you are in substantial debt you should delay any home purchase until that debt is paid down. As noted previously, homeownership has hidden costs, which many first-time buyers are not aware of, and finding out too late that you can\u2019t pay your monthly credit card bills plus your mortgage payment is a surprise you don\u2019t need. If you\u2019re in debt, even if your monthly income is adequate, you should probably rent until you pay it off and then reconsider buying.\nFinancial advisors recommend that homebuyers should plan to stay in their new homes for at least three to seven years; otherwise, the costs of ownership might outweigh the benefits when compared to renting. Selling your home is almost never easy, and buying one is a long-term commitment. If you want the freedom to move in a few years to take a new job, for example, don\u2019t get stuck with a monthly mortgage, thinking you will sell your home, make a quick profit and move on.\nSelling a home might not be as lucrative as you imagine. If you go through a real estate agent, you will pay a fee when your house sells, and you may incur closing costs, in addition to moving expenses. You should also consider that the housing market can go down as easily as it can go up. Given the recent housing market, if you plan to sell your home less than five or six years after buying, you might increase your risk of owing more than you can get on the market.\nIt might be hard to predict how long you will be in your new home, but make the best guess possible. If you like the freedom to move on short notice or if you have a history of frequent job changes, renting may be the better option.\nHome: Anywhere You Live\nThere is no one answer to the question of buying versus renting a home. But considering the monthly costs, your income, savings, debt and how long you plan to stay in one place can help you make an informed decision that can save time, money and stress, and make your new home a more peaceful place \u2013 whether you rent or buy.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Information Packs (HIPS) & Energy Performance Certificates (EPC).\nHome Information Packs were introduced by legislation in August 2007. They provide information before a home goes onto the market in a single structured pack. The intention of the legislation was to reduce the number of home sales which fall through as a result of information on the home coming to light at a late stage in the process.\nWhilst this was the prime purpose of the Home Information Pack, the content of the Energy Performance Certificate, a key document in the HIP, has become influential in the saleability and value of a home.\nEnergy Performance Certificates were introduced to help improve the energy efficiency of buildings. If you are buying or selling a home it is now a legalrequirement that you have an EPC. From October 2008, an EPC will be required whenever a building is built, sold or rented out.\nThe Energy Performance Certificate is a key document in the HIP. In developing your HIP an accredited energy assessor inspects your home. He will compile the EPC which is a detailed report on the energy efficiency of your home.\nYour home will be rated on a scale from A to G. A is the highest level of energy efficiency, H is the lowest energy efficiency level. The current average rating is D\nThe EPC will also include recommendations on what the home owner could do to improve the energy efficiency of the home\nInstallation of cavity wall and roof insulation.\nFitting of draught excluders to windows and doors.\nReplacing old or single glazed windows with double glazed windows.\nPredicted Energy Assessment (PEA)\nNew homes sold 'off-plan' must have a Predicted Energy Assessment (PEA). The PEA should be replaced by an EPC when construction of the property is complete.\nSustainability Information For Newly Built Homes\nThe Code for Sustainable Homes measures the environmental impact of a new home against nine categories. The HIP for a new home must now also include:-\nA certificate (or interim certificate) showing the sustainability of the home assessed against the standards under the Code for Sustainable Homes.\nA nil-rated certificate where the property has not been assessed against the Code.\nEnergy Performance Certificates (EPC), Home Information Packs (HIP) Predicted Energy Assessment, Code For Sustainable Homes.",
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        "raw_content": "As South Carolina\u2019s governor was issuing warnings about Tropical Storm Irma for the state\u2019s residents, the the progress of Tropical Storm Irma, the storm toppled a massive oak tree on an apartment building he owns.\nGov. Henry McMaster says a massive oak tree fell on an apartment building he owns in Columbia around noon Monday.\nMcMaster says the college students living at the apartments are safe. The governor says \"no one suspected it might fall,\" but the tree destroyed two apartments in the two-story building.\nThe Columbia Fire Department says the fallen tree has left up to eight people without a home, but no one was injured.\nOne displaced resident told WIS-TV the tree crashed through her apartment to the one below, taking furniture with it.\nFlorida Gov. Rick Scott says he flew over the Keys and saw a lot of flood damage and boats that had washed ashore.\nHe says there is \"devastation\" and he hopes everyone who stayed behind survived Irma. He said almost every mobile home park in the Keys had overturned homes.\nScott also flew over the west coast of Florida on Monday and said the damage was not as bad as he thought it would be.\nPresident Donald Trump\u2019s homeland security adviser says Irma is still a dangerous storm despite being downgraded to a tropical depression.\nTom Bossert says while Irma\u2019s category of strength may have been reduced, its combined effects might replicate that of a more powerful storm. 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With tropical storm winds extending more than 400 miles (640 kilometers) from its center, Irma has caused damage across the state from trees falling on inland homes to flooding in neighborhoods on the Georgia coast.\nThe storm has also been blamed for one death in Florida. At least 36 people died in the storm\u2019s wake across the Caribbean.\nCommunities along the Georgia coast are seeing extensive flooding from Tropical Storm Irma.\nIrma\u2019s storm surge pushed water ashore at the high tide Monday afternoon, and heavy rainfall made the flooding even worse. On Tybee Island east of Savannah, Hollard Zellers saw waist-deep water in the street as he went to fetch a kayak.\nAbout 3,000 people live on Tybee Island, which is Georgia\u2019s largest public beach. 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The airport, named for his grandmother, has become a vital hub for flights bringing in relief supplies as well as a gathering point for tourists and residents waiting to leave the island in the aftermath of last week\u2019s devastating direct hit by Irma.\nLater Monday, the king was scheduled to visit the hospital in the capital, Philipsburg, and a school that is being used as a coordination center for distributing aid. Willem-Alexander also was expected to meet police and troops who have been struggling to maintain order on St. Maarten, where widespread looting broke out after Irma had passed.\nSt. Maarten is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, but has had broad autonomy since 2010.\nAfter spending the night in St. Maarten, the king is flying Tuesday to two nearby Dutch islands, Saba and St. Eustatius, which also were hit by Irma, but suffered less damage.\nState and federal environmental regulators have issued a blanket waiver for Florida electricity companies to violate clean air and water standards for the next two weeks.\nThe Environmental Protection Agency announced the decision in a letter issued Monday as Hurricane Irma blew through the state. The agency said the so-called No Action Assurance granted through Sept. 26 will provide Florida utility generators needed flexibility to maintain and restore electricity supplies.\nThe assurance letter will allow utilities to operate outside restrictions mandated by their permits, including potentially using dirtier fuels, running for longer hours or electively bypassing pollution-control equipment.\nThe Associated Press reported last week that air pollution levels spiked in the Houston area after a similar enforcement waiver was granted to petrochemical facilities ahead of Hurricane Harvey.\nTropical Storm Irma has now knocked out power to around 190,000 customers in South Carolina.\nMost of the outages Monday afternoon were reported by the Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina and South Carolina Electric and Gas.\nCharleston County had about 60,000 power outages, while Beaufort County reported about 39,000 customers without electricity.\nThe rest of the outages are scattered across South Carolina as the winds from Irma spread across the state.\nTropical Storm Harvey continues to weaken, now down to 60 mph (95 kilometers per hour) and three more coastal warnings have been discontinued.\nThe storm is 50 miles (80 kilometers) south-southeast of Albany, Georgia, and is moving at 17 mph (28 kilometers per hour).\nForecasters expect it to become a tropical depression on Tuesday.\nThe National Weather Service has issued a flash-flood emergency for Charleston as heavy rains begin to move into areas already flooding by ocean surge from Tropical Storm Irma.\nForecasters say the flooding from the ocean about a mile (1.6 kilometers) inland to Calhoun Street is becoming life-threatening. No injuries have been reported yet.\nThe ocean level reached nearly 10 feet (3 meters) Monday, 4 feet (1 meter) above normal and the third highest reading in the past 80 years, only behind Hurricane Hugo and a 1940 hurricane.\nAuthorities say with the rain it could be several hours before the water recedes.\nSeveral tornado warnings have also been issued around Charleston, but no major damage has been reported.\nThe mayor of a South Carolina beach town under mandatory evacuation orders says seven people have been rescued from rising floodwaters.\nEdisto Beach Mayor Jane Darby says a family of four was rescued from their car about noon Monday from a curve near the beach\u2019s pier. She says the family had \"decided all of a sudden\" they needed to leave.\nThey are among an estimated 70 people still in the town of 530 people, despite Gov. Henry McMaster\u2019s evacuation order Friday night.\nDarby says emergency officials also rescued three news media employees.\nDarby says Edisto Beach is \"under water,\" with power lines and trees down. He says the town has suspended all emergency calls because \"it\u2019s too dangerous.\"\nAs the remnants of Hurricane Irma move out of Florida, work is underway to resupply the state with gasoline. Hurricane Irma caused a huge spike in gasoline demand as residents evacuated, topped of their tanks, and/or filled gas cans to power generators. This led to outages at various gas stations throughout Florida and neighboring states, and it could take a week for supply conditions to return to normal.\nSuppliers face an uphill battle in the coming days, trying to keep gas stations supplied, as Florida evacuees return home in large numbers after the storm. Gas stations not located along major highways should have an easier time keeping supplies, as residents are no longer \"panic pumping\", since the storm is no longer a threat. Refueling gas stations along major evacuation routes will be a top priority, as it was before the storm. Motorists are still likely to find long lines, which could lead to temporary outages, due to the surge in demand.\n\"Florida evacuees should plan their return home very carefully,\" said Mark Jenkins, spokesman, AAA \u2013 The Auto Club Group. \"First, ensure you know there are no major hazards at home or along your travel route. Expect congestion on the roadways, as the first few days after the storm will be the busiest. Pay close attention to traffic reports. Ensure you have a full tank of gas before you hit the road. Do not let your fuel gauge fall below a quarter tank before you start looking for a place to refuel. Bring a gas can in case you run out of fuel. It is not safe to drive with a full gas can inside an enclosed vehicle.\"\nThe Navy is sending an aircraft carrier to Key West to provide emergency services.\nAn update from Monroe County describes \"an astounding recovery effort\" taking place in the Florida Keys.\nThe USS Lincoln aircraft carrier will be anchored off Key West to provide emergency services, and three other Navy vessels are en route.\nOfficials said the National Guard has arrived in the island chain, and state transportation officials have cleared six of 42 bridges as safe for travel. However, roads remain closed because of debris, and fuel is still a concern. There is no water, power or cell service in the Keys.\nSchools and businesses were closed across Alabama as Tropical Storm Irma moved inland.\nThe National Weather Service placed most of the eastern half of the state under a tropical storm warning. The remainder of the state was under a wind advisory.\nThe Alabama Emergency Management Agency said strong winds and gusts up to 50 mph were expected through early Tuesday.\nThe center of the storm was expected to cross from Florida into Georgia Monday afternoon.\nHotels across Alabama also filled up with evacuees from Florida.\nThe Alabama governor\u2019s office on Monday estimated that 250,000 evacuees made their way into the state. The Red Cross opened two shelters in the state, one in Montgomery and one in Baldwin County.\nOcean water pushed onshore from Tropical Storm Irma is coming over the Battery in downtown Charleston, South Carolina.\nDozens of streets near the water in Charleston were flooded and water levels at the gauge downtown were 9.4 feet (2.9 meters) at high tide around 12:30 p.m. Monday.\nThat is nearly at the same level as Hurricane Matthew last October.\nForecasters say the ocean may rise a little more, but they don\u2019t expect a surge anywhere near the 12.5 feet (3.8 meters) recorded when Hurricane Hugo came ashore just north of Charleston in 1989.\nStreet flooding isn\u2019t unusual in Charleston, which also sees flooding during Nor\u2019easters and other storms.\nThe next high tide is early Tuesday morning, when forecasters expect water levels from Irma to be much lower.\nIn the Palm Beach County suburb of Riviera Beach, the line was about 25 people deep at a Marathon gas station\u2019s convenience store\nIt was one of the few in the area that had power by noon Monday.\nThe store\u2019s doors and windows had been smashed during the storm by would-be looters trying unsuccessfully to punch through the safety glass. Some people had already parked their cars at the station\u2019s pumps in case a tanker arrived to fill its empty storage tanks, while the customers inside were grabbing cold drinks, snacks and cigarettes.\nEric Truppy, a truck driver who had moved to the area 10 days ago from New Jersey, was carrying bags of cereal and protein drinks to his car. He said Irma\u2019s impact on the Palm Beach area was nothing compared to what happened in New Jersey after 2012\u2019s Hurricane Sandy.\n\"I didn\u2019t think it was that bad,\" Truppy said. \"Sandy was worse, both for flooding and wind.\"\nNearly 7.2 million homes and businesses are without power in multiple states as Tropical Storm Irma moves through the Southeast.\nThe vast majority were in Florida. The state\u2019s emergency management officials said the storm cut power to more than 6.5 million account holders across the state as of Monday afternoon.\nEric Silagy, the CEO of Florida Power & Light, said Irma caused the most widespread damage in the company\u2019s history. It affected all 35 counties in the utility\u2019s territory which is most of the state\u2019s Atlantic coast and the Gulf coast south of Tampa. The most extensive damage was likely in the Naples area, but a full assessment was ongoing. He said 19,500 electric workers have been deployed in the restoration effort.\nStill, he said, it will take days for many people to be restored and, in some cases where the damage was extensive, weeks.\nMeanwhile, Duke Energy reported Monday morning that more than 860,000 of the homes and businesses it serves in Florida were without power.\nGeorgia reported more than 570,000 homes and businesses without electricity, and there were 80,000 in South Carolina.\nA resident riding out Tropical Storm Irma on Georgia\u2019s largest public beach says some homes have been damaged but the destruction isn\u2019t as bad as he feared.\nChip Clayton was driving the roads Monday as Irma\u2019s winds and rainfall lashed Tybee Island, home to more than 3,000 people east of Savannah. Clayton said at least three homes had parts of their roofs or porches torn away and some roads were flooded. Ocean waters had begun washing away chunks of the protective dunes along the beach.\nBut Clayton said \"for the most part, everything\u2019s fine. \u2026We thought it would be a lot worse.\"\nChatham County emergency management director Dennis Jones, whose area includes Savannah and Tybee Island, said Monday that Irma\u2019s impacts should ease up by Monday evening.\nKelly McClenthen and boyfriend Daniel Harrison put on waders to enter her neighborhood in Bonita Springs after Irma, and they needed them.\nAbout 5 feet of river water stood under her home, which is on stilts. The main living area was fine, she said, but everything on the ground level was destroyed. She said her washer and dryer were floating in her utility room.\nThe same area flooded during a storm about two weeks ago, Harrison said, and that cleanup was still a work in progress. Now they\u2019ll start over, but Harrison said they\u2019ll get through it.\nJacksonville, Florida, authorities are telling residents near the St. Johns river to leave quickly as floodwaters rise.\nThe Jacksonville Sheriff\u2019s Office warned people in evacuation zones A and B along the St. Johns River to \"Get out NOW.\"\nThey say river is at historic flood levels and likely to get worse at high tide around 2 p.m.\nOn its Facebook page, the sheriff\u2019s office told those who need help evacuating to \"put a white flag in front of your house. A t-shirt, anything white.\"\nRescue teams were ready to deploy.\nA Miami-area grocery store drew a crowd when it said it was reopening, but it disappointed a line of people it lacked key staples: bottled water and ice.\nWorkers at a Publix supermarket in Miami Lakes said the store would be opening Monday morning and that it would be \"close to fully operational.\"\nA line formed outside the store before its planned 10:30 a.m. opening. The delay in opening, officials said, was because of the time needed to get enough workers in place to run the store.\nBut when a manager came out and said there was no ice and no bottled water, 19 people standing in line left.\nA longtime resident of Florida\u2019s Marco Island said Hurricane Irma was the strongest storm he\u2019s seen in three decades of living there.\nRick Freedman and his wife rode the storm out the island where Hurricane Irma made its second landfall Sunday afternoon as a Category 3 storm. They were uninjured, but he said the damage around them was striking.\nA couple doors down from his house, much of a neighbor\u2019s roof blew off. He said the island was covered with debris Monday morning.\nHe and his wife spent Sunday in a neighbor\u2019s house with sturdy concrete block construction, and that house suffered little damage. He said his own wood-frame house on stilts appears to have little if any interior damage, but the storm ripped off an exterior stairway to the front door and blew off some roof shingles.\nAt the storm\u2019s height he described \"tremendously, tremendously powerful winds.\"\nTropical Storm Irma is gradually losing its strength as it sloshes through northern Florida with the National Hurricane Center discontinuing four storm surge and tropical storm warnings.\nIrma\u2019s maximum sustained winds were down to 65 mph (100 kph) as the storm was about 70 miles (115 km) east of Tallahassee late Monday morning. It\u2019s moving north northwest at 17 mph (28 kph).\nForecasters expect Irma\u2019s center to move into southwestern Georgia later Monday and then into Alabama Tuesday morning and eventually western Tennessee.\nNorthern Florida and southern Georgia should keep getting soaked, with rain totals eventually accumulating to 8 to 15 inches. Isolated parts of central Georgia, eastern Alabama and southern South Carolina may get up to 10 inches of rain.\nOfficials say at least one tornado has been reported in coastal Georgia as strong winds and drenching rains from Tropical Storm Irma hammer the state.\nGlynn County emergency officials had no immediate reports of tornado damage. They said in news release Monday that residents who didn\u2019t evacuate need to shelter in place. They said causeways linking St. Simons Island and Sea Island to the mainland are closed because of flooding, and other roads are flooded as well.\nGov. Nathan Deal has declared a state of emergency for all of Georgia. Irma\u2019s center was forecast to cross the Georgia-Florida line Monday afternoon but tropical storm winds were extending more than 400 miles (640 kilometers).\nThe National Weather Service placed most of Georgia under a tropical storm warning.\nTropical storm Irma is drenching the Georgia coast, and forecasters say flooding is a serious threat.\nDowntown Savannah was getting soaked Monday morning, with winds just strong enough to rustle treetops and shake small branches onto the roads. Impacts from the storm were expected throughout the day.\nThe National Weather Service said the threat of storm surge had decreased Monday along Georgia\u2019s 100 miles (160 kilometers) of coast, but flooding rains could still cause swollen rivers, streams and creeks to overflow.\nIrma was forecast to cross the Georgia-Florida line Monday afternoon. Though downgraded to a tropical storm, its winds reached up to 415 miles (668 kilometers) from the center.\nGeorgia Power said more than 125,000 customers were without powers across Georgia\u2019s six coastal counties.\nFirefighters on one of South Carolina\u2019s largest barrier islands are now staying inside until the worst weather from Tropical Storm Irma passes.\nHilton Head Island said on Twitter that it suspended emergency operations at 9 a.m. Monday until the winds and storm surge subside. They say they will only go on calls if a supervisor allows them because conditions are too dangerous.\nThe island of 42,000 people is under an evacuation order. Forecasters warn wind gusts around 60 mph (95 kph) and storm surge of up to 6 feet (2 meters) are possible later Monday.\nSimilar storm surge and winds gusts are possible up to coast to Charleston too.\nActress Kristen Bell says she\u2019s \"singing in a hurricane\" while riding out Irma in Florida.\nThe \"Frozen\" star is in Orlando filming a movie and staying at a hotel at the Walt Disney World resort. She stopped by an Orlando middle school that was serving as a shelter and belted out songs from \"Frozen.\"\nBack at the hotel, Bell posted pictures on Instagram of her singing with one guest and dining with a group of seniors.\nBell also helped out the parents of \"Frozen\" co-star Josh Gad by securing them a room at the hotel.\nBell tells Sacramento, California, station KMAX-TV \u2013 where her father is news director \u2013 that the experience is her version of one of her favorite movies, \"Singin\u2019 in the Rain.\"\nPeople are being rescued from flooded homes Monday morning south of Jacksonville, Florida, as Tropical Storm Irma pounds the state with rain and wind.\nJohn Ward, the emergency operations manager of Clay County, says crews have pulled 46 people from flooded homes by early Monday and an undetermined number are still stranded as the area\u2019s creeks and ponds are getting record flooding.\nWard says between 400 and 500 homes received severe flood damage but there have been no serious injuries or deaths.\nIrma weakened to a tropical storm Monday morning, a day after hitting the state as a powerful Category 4 hurricane.\nAn Atlanta airport official says there\u2019ve been around 800 cancellations due to the threat of Irma, which weakened to a tropical storm Monday morning.\nHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport spokesman Andrew Gobeil says the airport will still be operational Monday and will monitor storm conditions.\nGobeil says the airport created an overflow parking plan to allow planes unable to land in areas such as Florida to park at the airport in Atlanta.\nAlso in Atlanta, the city\u2019s transit system has suspended all bus and rail service ahead of the weather conditions caused by Irma.\nMetropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority spokesman Erik Burton says both systems will be closed for Monday. He says officials will continue to coordinate with state and local officials along with emergency personnel to determine MARTA\u2019s service schedule for Tuesday.\nMuch of central Florida, including Orlando, suffered significant damage as Irma blew through Sunday night and into Monday morning.\nOrange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs said Monday morning that there\u2019s been widespread damage and significant power loss throughout the area.\nJacobs said approximately 300,000 residents in Orlando are without power. She also said 60 percent of the fire stations are operating on backup generators and dispatchers received 1,381 calls between Sunday at midnight and 5:45 a.m. Monday morning.\nResidents are being asked to minimize usage such as flushing toilets, bathing, along with washing dishes and laundry.\nIrma is causing record-setting flooding in Jacksonville, Florida, as it moves over the state Monday on its way to southern Georgia.\nThe National Weather Service in Jacksonville says storm surge flooding exceeds the record set in 1965 during Hurricane Dora.\nThe city on Florida\u2019s northeastern Atlantic coast remains under a flash flood warning until 12:45 p.m. Monday.\nJacksonville Sheriff\u2019s officials warned residents not to drive through standing water, adding that in addition to flooding, there are trees and power lines down across the area.\nIrma weakened to a tropical storm Monday morning, a day after hitting the state as a Category 4 hurricane.\nFlorida Gov. Rick Scott says there\u2019s damage across the state caused by Hurricane Irma and it\u2019s still too dangerous for residents to go outside or return from evacuation.\nScott said Monday on Fox News that he\u2019s concerned about flooding now unfolding in Jacksonville and the amount of damage in the Florida Keys. The governor will be flying out of Mobile, Alabama, on a U.S. Coast Guard plane down to the Keys where he plans to inspect the extent of the damage there.\nLocal officials in the Keys on Sunday warned of a humanitarian crisis due to Irma\u2019s winds and storm surge.\nScott asked Floridians to be patient and warned that roads are impassable and that there are downed power lines.\nTwo children evacuated from Florida as Hurricane Irma approached have been killed in separate car crashes in Georgia.\nNews outlets report Woodstock police say 3-month-old Riley Hunt of Port St. Lucie, Florida, was struck by an SUV driven by a 17-year-old girl Saturday night and was later pronounced dead. DeKalb County police say an 11-year-old boy who was also traveling from Florida to Georgia was hit and killed by a car early Monday in Stone Mountain.\nThe identity of the boy hasn\u2019t been released, and the cause of the crash is currently unknown.\nThe Cherokee County Sheriff\u2019s Office says Hunt\u2019s mother, 28-year-old Kaitlyn Hunt, and 61-year-old Kathy Deming were also hit and are listed in critical condition. The incident remains under investigation. No charges had been filed.\nIrma has weakened to a tropical storm as it moves over Florida toward southern Georgia.\nThe storm\u2019s maximum sustained winds decreased Monday morning to near 70 mph (110 kph). The U.S. National Hurricane Center says it\u2019s expected to weaken to a tropical depression by Tuesday afternoon.\nIrma is centered about 105 miles (170 kilometers) north-northwest of Tampa, Florida, and is moving north-northwest near 18 mph (30 kph).\nIrma hit southern Florida on Sunday as a Category 4 hurricane, bringing roof-ripping winds, gushing floodwaters and widespread power outages.\nThe National Guard and local fire rescue teams evacuated more than 120 flooding homes in Orange County, just outside Orlando, as Hurricane Irma moves over Florida.\nTrees and power lines were down across town and floods cut off roads to a neighborhood.\nAs the sun rose in Orlando, many tried to go outside to survey the damage, but authorities warn that conditions remain dangerous and ask that people to abide by the curfew that lasts throughout most of the day.\nWinds and rain from Hurricane Irma have moved into South Carolina and officials are warning residents to be very careful throughout the day.\nA hurricane watch is in effect Monday from Edisto Beach into Florida. A storm surge warning and a tropical storm warning are in effect from near Georgetown into Florida.\nA flash flood warning is in effect along the southern coast of South Carolina, where more than 40,000 were ordered to evacuate barrier islands.\nThe storm surge could reach 6 feet (2 meters), especially from late morning to mid-afternoon. Up to 6 inches (15 centimeters) of rain is also possible.\nWind gusts of up to 60 mph (97 kph) are expected along the South Carolina coast. Forecasters say tornadoes are also possible.\nSouth Carolina Electric & Gas reported more than 13,000 customers without service Monday morning.\nThe European Union says it has released 2 million euros ($2.4 million) to help the Caribbean islands hit hardest by Hurricane Irma.\nEU\u2019s humanitarian aid commissioner, Christos Stylianides, announced the assistance Monday, saying the money will go to key sectors such as health, water and sanitation and waste management.\nThe EU has already been involved in the emergency relief effort, and Stylianides said the bloc stands ready to provide longer-term assistance as well. He called it \"our moral duty to help those in need whose lives and homes are being destroyed or severely threatened.\"\nNearly 4.5 million homes and businesses across Florida have lost power as Hurricane Irma moves over the state.\nAnd utility officials say it will take weeks to restore electricity to everyone. Farther north, more than 100,000 are in the dark in Georgia.\nMuch of eastern Alabama and coastal South Carolina are under tropical storm warnings as Irma pummels Florida, weakening on its march northward.\nThe National Hurricane Center predicts the storm will cross Monday into southwest Georgia, where a hurricane warning was in effect for a large rural area including the cities of Albany and Valdosta.\nRain already is falling in parts of the state, including metro Atlanta, early Monday.\nTampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn says that while the city hasn\u2019t escaped Hurricane Irma\u2019s wrath, the situation isn\u2019t as bad as they had feared.\nSpeaking Monday morning on MSNBC, Buckhorn said \"What we thought was going to be a punch in the face was a glancing blow.\"\nBuckhorn did say there are a lot of downed power lines and debris.\nHe said Tampa\u2019s officials have vehicles positioned \"to be sure that when that surge comes in we can keep people out of the streets.\"\nHe said he expected power to be out for some sections of Tampa for at least a couple more days.\nHurricane Irma is getting weaker as it moves over the western Florida peninsula after hitting the state Sunday as a Category 4 storm.\nPolice in Miami are investigating reports of people looting stores as Hurricane Irma hit the state.\nOn Sunday night, Miami police took two people into custody and detained two others.\nDeputy Police Chief Luis Cabrera told the Miami Herald the officers went to the Shops at Midtown on Sunday afternoon as the winds of Hurricane Irma were at their strongest in South Florida. Cabrera says a group in a white truck hit multiple locations. Police have also received additional reports of looting in the city.\nPolice had issued a curfew Saturday night, partly to ward off looters by giving officers probable cause to stop anyone for being on the street during the storm.\nCabrera didn\u2019t have specific details about the looting incidents.\nThe British government is defending its response to Hurricane Irma amid claims it has been slow to help its overseas territories devastated by the storm.\nThe British Virgin Islands, Anguilla and the Turks and Caicos islands were all pummeled by the hurricane last week, leaving thousands without electricity or shelter.\nOpposition politicians have compared Britain\u2019s response unfavorably to that of France, which has sent more than 1,000 troops, police and emergency workers to St. Martin and St. Barts.\nBritain has dispatched a navy ship and nearly 500 troops, including medics and engineers.\nForeign Secretary Boris Johnson said Monday that Britain had responded strongly to an \"unprecedented catastrophe.\" He says the government will soon increase the 32 million pounds ($42 million) it\u2019s pledged to the relief effort.\nPolice in Lakeland, Florida, say a family with small children was rescued from a car that was submerged in water as Hurricane Irma crossed the area.\nLakeland police said in a Facebook post that officers rescued the family of four early Monday as water reached the children\u2019s car seats. No one was injured and police were able to get the family back to their home.\n\"When you become a police officer you hope to make a difference in the lives of others,\" the Facebook post said. \"Tonight, there is no doubt these officers made a difference.\"\nLakeland is between Tampa and Orlando, off of Interstate 4.\nA Florida sheriff\u2019s sergeant and a paramedic were trapped in a sheriff\u2019s vehicle when a live power pole fell on the cruiser as they were returning from dropping off an elderly patient as Hurricane Irma moved over the state.\nPolk County spokesman Kevin Watler said in a news release that Sgt. Chris Lynn and Polk County Fire Rescue paramedic James Tanner Schaill were trapped for about two hours late Sunday.\nCrews from Lakeland Electric crews disconnected the lines around 1:15 a.m. Monday. Both men have returned to their jobs to continue assisting hurricane recovery efforts.\nMore than 120 homes are being evacuated in Orange County, just outside Orlando, as floodwaters from Hurricane Irma started to pour in.\nThe Orange County Emergency Operations Center said early Monday that the fire department and the National Guard are going door-to-door using boats to ferry families to safety. No injuries have been reported. The rescued families are being taken a shelter for safety.\nA few miles away, 30 others had to be evacuated when a 60-foot sinkhole opened up under an apartment building. No injuries were reported in that incident.\nHurricane Irma is getting weaker as it moves over the western Florida peninsula early Monday.\nIrma hit Florida on Sunday as a powerful Category 4 hurricane, hammering much of the state with roof-ripping winds, gushing floodwaters and widespread power outages.\nBy Monday morning, Irma had weakened to a Category 1 hurricane with winds near 85 mph (135 kph). Additional weakening is forecast and Irma is expected to become a tropical storm over northern Florida or southern Georgia later in the day.\nDutch search and rescue experts are heading to the shattered former colony of St. Maarten to support the humanitarian relief effort in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.\nA team of 59 urban search and rescue experts is flying Monday to the Dutch territory that\u2019s home to some 40,000 people, where 70 percent of homes were badly damaged last week by a direct hit from the Category 5 storm. Four people were killed and dozens injured.\nThe Dutch government also is sending extra troops to maintain order following widespread looting and robberies. The government says there are already nearly 400 extra troops in St. Maarten and that number will rise to some 550 over the next two days.\nDutch King Willem-Alexander is expected to visit the island Monday to show his support for local residents and the emergency services working to restore infrastructure and begin the process of reconstruction.\nIrma weakened to a Category 1 storm as the massive hurricane zeroed in on the Tampa Bay region early Monday after hammering much of Florida with roof-ripping winds, gushing floodwaters and widespread power outages.\nThe hurricane\u2019s maximum sustained winds weakened to 85 mph (135 kph) with additional weakening expected.\nAs of 2 a.m. EDT, the storm was centered about 25 miles (40 kilometers) northeast of Tampa and moving north-northwest near 15 mph (24 kph).\nIrma continues its slog north along Florida\u2019s western coast having blazed a path of unknown destruction. 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        "raw_content": "France agrees to return Maori heads to New Zealand\nPosted By Matthew On June 12, 2010 @ 10:19 pm In Similar cases | No Comments\nIn recent years, since the Human Tissue Act came into force, New Zealand has had numerous success in the return of artefacts involving human remains [1] from the UK. Now it looks as though the restitution tide is also turning in France, with the agreement to return some Maori heads.\nFrance votes to return Maori heads to New Zealand\nThe French parliament has voted to return the mummified heads of at least 15 Maori warriors to New Zealand.\nThe heads, taken by European explorers in the 18th and 19th centuries, are currently on display in several museums in France.\nThe decision ends years of debate and is part of a wider discussion in the US and Europe on the restitution of artefacts taken centuries earlier.\nThe Maoris believed the preservation of the heads kept their spirits alive.\nBut they became exotic collector items in Europe in the 19th Century, with museum officials saying some men may have been killed for their tattoos.\nMPs in France almost unanimously backed the bill to return the tattooed heads, some still with bits of hair and teeth attached, back to their home country.\n\u2018Put to rest\u2019\nIt is the first time that French legislation has allowed an entire division of museum artefacts to be returned.\nCatherine Morin-Desailly, the MP who proposed the bill, said it showed France\u2019s commitment to human rights.\n\u201cThere are some things which are above art and which should remain sacred,\u201d she told Associated Press.\nNew Zealand first requested their return in the 1980s but the issue became more prominent in France in 2007 after a city council voted for one head to be sent back.\nThe decision was later overturned by the French Ministry of Culture, which ruled such a decision could not be taken at local level.\nCritics had voiced concerns it might set a new precedent, putting other collections at risk.\nPita Sharples, the New Zealand minister for Maori affairs, said the decision was a \u201cmatter of great significance\u201d.\n\u201cMaori believe that, through their ancestors\u2019 return to their original homeland, their dignity is restored, and they can be put to rest in a peace among their families,\u201d he said.\nThe heads will be sent to the Te Papa museum in the New Zealand capital, Wellington, and then returned to tribal groups to be buried.\nURL to article: http://www.elginism.com/similar-cases/france-agrees-to-return-maori-heads-to-new-zealand/20100612/2900/\n[1] return of artefacts involving human remains: http://www.elginism.com/20091222/2601/\n[2] BBC News: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8661231.stm",
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        "raw_content": "Federal Articles > FLSA and Wage & Hour > employees covered\nDepartment of Labor Applies Ministerial Exception Under the Fair Labor Standards Act\nThe United States Department of Labor\u2019s Wage and Hour Division (WHD) issued an opinion letter, FLSA2018-29, on December 21, 2018, concluding that members of a religious organization were not subject to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) based on the ministerial exception and, as an additional reason, because the members did not expect compensation for the work performed.\nIndependent Contractor Misclassifications is Focus of New Jersey-U.S. Labor Department Partnership\nDemonstrating a heightened focus on worker misclassification, the New Jersey Department of Labor has entered into a memorandum of cooperation with the U.S. Department of Labor with respect to enforcement actions related to independent contractor misclassifications.\n7 Questions to Consider Before Taking on an Unpaid Intern\nAs schools let out and the days get hotter, your company may be looking to take on a summer intern.\nDear Littler: Do We Have to Pay Our Summer Interns?\nDear Littler: I work in the corporate office of a national retailer. We plan to hire several local student interns to work for us this summer, primarily in accounting and marketing. We enjoy sponsoring this program, and it works out well. In fact, in the past, we have hired a handful of summer interns as full-time employees after they graduated. We intend to offer some basic training on specific job duties, along with some broader exposure to various departments and our industry. Interns will likely assist our regular staff with \u201creal\u201d work, under close supervision. We like our internships to be unpaid because then we can take on more students and put the funding into memorable program activities. But now I\u2019m wondering: should we be paying these interns?\nSummer Interns: Who Are They and Are You Classifying Them Properly?\nAs the summer draws near, many companies are considering bringing on summer interns. Interns are students or trainees who work in an organization in order to gain work experience or satisfy educational requirements. An internship can, and hopefully will, benefit the company that uses such a program. For example, internships may provide a pool of potential new hires for the company, serve as a source of inexpensive labor, foster a positive public image and community relations, and can build beneficial relationships with local communities and educational institutions. The question that always arises is: Does a company have to pay its summer interns? The short answer is: It depends on how you structure your intern program.\nSecond Circuit Provides Guidance on Intern-Employee Test\nExecutive Summary: On December 8, 2017, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (which has jurisdiction over federal district courts in Connecticut, New York and Vermont) ruled in favor of an employer, holding that six unpaid interns were not \u201cemployees\u201d for purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). See Wang v. Hearst Corp. To reach its conclusion, the court used the flexible \u201cprimary beneficiary test\u201d it first promulgated in Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures. The court\u2019s application of the test in Wang created some confusion for employers.\nDOL Adopts New Test for Determining When Interns are Protected by FLSA\nThis month, the Department of Labor (DOL) announced that it will be using a new method to determine whether interns and students employed by a for-profit employer should be paid employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and, thereby, entitled to minimum wage and overtime pay.\neLABORate: DOL Reduces the Risk of Employers Offering Unpaid Internships\nEmployers interviewing for their upcoming summer internship programs now have more flexibility and less risk of wage and hour litigation due to a significant policy turnaround by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL).\nDOL Updates Guidance on Unpaid Interns, Embracing Circuit Courts' Approach\nThe U.S. Department of Labor recently announced a significant change in its interpretation of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) with respect to interns. The FLSA, of course, regulates an employer\u2019s duty to pay minimum wage and overtime compensation to its employees. For years, the DOL has employed a six-factor test to determine whether these requirements apply to interns working for private employers.\nU.S. DOL Endorses Primary Beneficiary Test for Internships\nExecutive Summary: Recently, the US Department of Labor (DOL) announced that it will adhere to a new test for determining whether interns qualify as employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). The FLSA requires for-profit employers to pay \u201cemployees\u201d for their work; however, whether interns or students qualify as \u201cemployees,\u201d and, thus, are entitled to compensation for services provided, has been the subject of considerable litigation. In its statement, the DOL abandoned the six-factor test it instituted in 2010, and instead endorsed the \u201cprimary beneficiary\u201d test which was established by the Second Circuit in Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Inc. Further, the DOL stated that the Wage and Hour Division\u2019s investigators will \u201cholistically analyze internships on a case-by-case basis.\u201d This is a strategic change in the DOL\u2019s enforcement policies to align its procedures with several circuit court decisions.\nUSDOL's Inflexible Intern Test Headed To The Shredder\nThe U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) just announced that it will abandon its six-part test for determining whether interns qualify as employees after yet another court favored the alternative, primary beneficiary test. As we have blogged about before, the agency historically has taken the position that six factors control whether an intern of a for-profit employer is, in fact, an employee. The USDOL\u2019s articulated test required that each and every factor be met to exclude the individual from the FLSA\u2019s minimum wage and overtime protections. But with Friday\u2019s announcement, the agency instead lined up with a number of federal courts that have adopted a more flexible approach.\nDOL to Use More Employer-Friendly \"Primary Beneficiary\" Test for Unpaid Internships\nThe US Department of Labor (DOL) has rescinded its longstanding \"six-factor test\" for determining whether an intern qualifies as an employee under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) in favor of the more employer-friendly \"primary beneficiary test.\"\nIt\u2019s Cut and Dry: Ninth Circuit Adopts \u201cPrimary Beneficiary\u201d Analysis, Concludes Cosmetology and Hair Design Students Were Interns, Not Employees\nFormer students at a cosmetology and hair design school with locations in California and Nevada were interns and not employees entitled to wages under the FLSA or state law, the Ninth Circuit has held. Benjamin v. B&H Education, 2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 25672 (9th Cir. Dec. 19, 2017). In so concluding, the Ninth Circuit adopted the non-exhaustive, multi-factor \u201cprimary beneficiary\u201d test established by the Second Circuit in Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Inc., 811 F.3d 528 (2nd Cir. 2016) (discussed at length here], concluding that this test \u201cbest captures the Supreme Court\u2019s economic realities test in the student/employee context and that it is therefore the most appropriate test for deciding whether students should be regarded as employees under the FLSA.\u201d\nHearst Interns Were \u201cPrimary Beneficiaries\u201d of Program and Not Employees, Second Circuit Affirms\nSeveral former interns of the Hearst Corporation, one of the world\u2019s largest magazine publishers, were just that: unpaid interns, not employees entitled to minimum wage or overtime under the FLSA, the Second Circuit has held. Wang v. Hearst Corp., 2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 24789 (2nd Cir. Dec. 8, 2017). The Second Circuit has jurisdiction over New York, Connecticut and Vermont.\nIntern or Employee? When \u201cTake Your Children to Work\u201d Day Backfires\nIn late April each year, tens of millions of employees and millions of employers participate in Take Your Sons and Daughters to Work Day\nReminder for Seasonal Recreational Facility Employers as Summertime Approaches: Minimum wage, overtime are not always part of equation\nWith graduation season upon us and temperatures warming up, it is only a matter of time before amusement and theme parks, beaches, and pools see an influx of visitors as families begin their summer vacations. Many of these facilities employ more employees during the summer due to the need for additional help during vacation months, and under the Fair Labor Standards Act (\u201cFLSA\u201d), these employers may be exempt from paying employees minimum wage and overtime if they meet certain requirements to be considered an \u201camusement or recreational establishment.\u201d\nJust a quick update on a couple of our recent stories for you wage and hour litigation junkies:\nSeventh Circuit Rejects Student Athletes\u2019 \u201cPay for Play\u201d Suit\nOn December 5, 2016, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals issued its decision in Berger v. National Collegiate Athletic Association. The case was brought by former University of Pennsylvania (Penn) student athletes, Gillian Berger and Taylor Hennig, who filed suit against Penn, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and more than 120 other NCAA Division I member colleges and universities, claiming that as track and field student athletes, they were \u201cemployees\u201d entitled to a minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).\nSeventh Circuit Confirms Student-Athletes Not Entitled to Minimum Wage under FLSA\nThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has affirmed U.S. District Judge William T. Lawrence\u2019s dismissal of the student-athlete litigation against the NCAA and over 120 NCAA Division I member schools alleging that student-athletes are employees who are entitled to a minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act.\nNew York District Court Decision Provides New Guidance on the Second Circuit's Intern-Employee Test\nExecutive Summary: A recent Southern District of New York opinion brings clarity to the Second Circuit\u2019s new intern-employee \u201cprimary beneficiary\u201d test. The court in Wang v. Hearst Corporation (Aug. 24, 2016), held that unpaid interns working at magazines owned by a media company were not \u201cemployees\u201d for purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act and granted summary judgment in favor of the media company.\nDOL's Focus on Franchising Leads to Landmark Agreement With Subway\nSubway, the nation's largest fast food franchise, has entered into a voluntary agreement with the US Department of Labor to encourage its 27,000-plus US franchisees to comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and other federal labor laws.\nFLSA Does Not Apply to College Athletes, Federal District Judge Finds\nA federal district court in Indiana has dismissed a major Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) lawsuit brought by University of Pennsylvania track athletes against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) that could have placed more than 100 universities at significant liability risk. The suit had claimed that student athletes meet the criteria for temporary employees of their universities and should be covered under the FLSA.\nIndiana Court Rejects Claim that Scholar-Athletes Are Employees under FLSA\nLast week, an Indiana federal court dismissed a lawsuit brought by former University of Pennsylvania (\u201cPenn\u201d) athletes against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (\u201cNCAA\u201d) and a number of its member schools over their alleged employment status and corresponding minimum wage protection under the FLSA. Berger, et al. v. NCAA, et al., S.D. Ind., No. 1:14-CV-01710, 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 18194, Feb. 16, 2016. In Berger, the Named Plaintiffs pursued a nationwide collective action against not only their own alma mater, but also more than 120 schools they never attended. Plaintiffs\u2019 alleged in their Amended Complaint that, by virtue of their participation on Penn\u2019s track and field team, they became employees of Penn for purposes of the FLSA entitled to be paid at least minimum wage for the \u201cwork\u201d they performed as student athletes. The Court did not agree.\nCongress Reacts to Obama Administration Moves on Joint Employer Liability\nThe Republican leadership of a congressional oversight committee has started investigating inter-agency communications in response to the Obama Administration\u2019s attempts to hold business franchisors accountable for labor law violations of their franchisees.\nA New And More Flexible Approach To Internship Programs\nClass action lawsuits filed by interns who claim they should be classified as employees have proliferated over the last few years. In these types of cases, a large number of interns have argued that they were actually entitled to be paid wages under federal and state laws.\nDOL Issues Administrative Interpretation Broadening Test for Joint Employment\nCarothers DiSante & Freudenberger LLP \u2022 February 04, 2016\nEarlier this week, the federal Department of Labor issued a new administrator\u2019s interpretation (No. 2016-1) providing \u201cadditional guidance\u201d for determining when an employee is considered \u201cjointly employed\u201d by two or more employers for purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Workers Protection Act (MSPA).\n2nd Circuit Amends Unpaid-Internship Opinion\nReaders will recall that, last July, the Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals (with jurisdiction over Connecticut, New York, and Vermont) adopted a \"primary benefit\" framework for determining whether a for-profit entity's unpaid intern is or is not an \"employee\" for purposes of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act.\nCalifornia Federal Court: Cosmetology and Hair Design Students Not \u201cEmployees\u201d Entitled to Minimum Wage\nJoining decisions from other parts of the country, a California federal judge has held that former cosmetology and \u201chair design\u201d students were not \u201cemployees\u201d under the Fair Labor Standards Act or the wage-and-hour laws of California and Nevada entitled to minimum wage. Benjamin v. B & H Education, Inc., et al., 2015 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 144351 (N.D. Cal. Oct. 16, 2015).\nResource Update - Navigating the \"Shadow Workforce\" of Interns, Volunteers, Independent Contractors and Temporary Workers\nWith the recently published interpretation from the Department of Labor regarding who is considered an employee for the purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act (and the DOL's ominous pronouncement that \"most workers are employees\") the shadow workforce of interns, volunteers, independent contractors and temporary workers has become even murkier. FordHarrison has prepared a Wage and Hour Toolkit, Shadow Workforce: Blurred Lines Can Lead to Real Wage Hour Liability, to help employers navigate this shifting and often perilous landscape. The Toolkit also provides best practices to help employers light a path through the dark to avoid wage and hour liability in these areas.\nIs the Six-Factor Test Still Good? Eleventh Circuit Endorses Modified Intern Test\nA recent decision by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals appears to reject the U.S. Department of Labor\u2019s oft-recited six-factor test, which is used to determine whether interns are actually functioning as employees. In Schumann v. Collier Anesthesia, P.A., et al, No. 14-13169 (September 11, 2015), instead of the six-factor test, the court endorsed a primary beneficiary test designed to account for the economic realities of modern-day internships for academic credit and professional certification.\nFederal Appeals Court Rejects Payments To College Athletes\nThis morning, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the NCAA is subject to antitrust laws and that its payment rules are too restrictive in attempting to maintain amateurism. However, in what can only be deemed a victory for the NCAA, the court also ruled that antitrust law requires only that the NCAA permit its schools to provide up to the cost of attendance to their student-athletes, and nothing beyond that (O\u2019Bannon v. NCAA).\nAnother Court Adopts \"Primary Beneficiary\" Internship Analysis\nWe reported in July that the Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals (with jurisdiction over Connecticut, New York, and Vermont) laid out seven non-exhaustive factors as part of a \"primary beneficiary\" analysis for evaluating whether unpaid interns are \"employees\" for purposes of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. In so doing, the Second Circuit refused to follow the test urged by the U.S. Department of Labor.\nUber Litigation Continues To Serve As Legal Lightning Rod for \u201cOn Demand\u201d Economy\nCases challenging the independent contractor status of certain service providers under the wage-and-hour laws are likely to continue in the near future due to the difficulties in applying the law to complex factual patterns. The Department of Labor recently provided additional guidance for determining contractor status in the form of an Administrator\u2019s Interpretation (and the National Labor Relations Board also weighed in, modifying its view of \u201cjoint employment\u201d in Browning-Ferris Industries of California, Inc., 362 NLRB No. 186 (Aug. 27, 2015)). A recent case involving Uber drivers may be a bellwether. O\u2019Connor, et al. v. Uber Technologies, Inc., N.D. Cal. C-13-3826.\nIf you are a regular reader of this blog, you are probably familiar with the six-factor test that the U.S. Department of Labor uses to determine whether an intern should be considered an employee for purposes of the Fair Labor Standards Act.\neLABORate: Federal Appeals Courts Reconsider Whether Student Interns Are \"Employees\" Under the Fair Labor Standards Act\nOn September 11, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit issued a decision which is likely the most recent development of the law surrounding whether student interns or trainees should be considered \u201cemployees\u201d under the Fair Labor Standards Act (\u201cFLSA\u201d).\nEleventh Circuit Adopts Second Circuit\u2019s \u201cPrimary Beneficiary\u201d Test to Determine Compensability of Internships\nThe Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit last week adopted the Second Circuit\u2019s \u201cprimary beneficiary\u201d test as the appropriate test for determining whether an unpaid clinical intern was truly an \u201cemployee\u201d within the meaning of the FLSA. Schumann v. Collier Anesthesia, P.A., 2015 U.S. App. LEXIS 16194 (11th Cir. 2015).\n\"Yelping\" Does Not Entitle You To Minimum Wage\nAnother Court has joined those holding providers of content to online portals are not employees within the meaning of wage-and-hour laws. Joining a decision from the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which rejected a claim brought by Huffington Post bloggers several years ago, Judge Richard Seeborg of the Northern District of California has rejected the FLSA complaint of individuals who claimed they were employees based on their writing of reviews contained on popular local restaurant review service Yelp. Jeung v. Yelp, Inc., 2015 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 107427 (N.D. Cal. Aug. 13, 2015).\nSecond Circuit: MLB \u201cFanfest\u201d Properly Treated as Exempt Recreational Establishment\nLast year, Judge John G. Koeltl of the Southern District of New York ruled that individuals who served as volunteers at the 2013 Major League Baseball All Star Weekend FanFest, a four-day event centered around the All Star Game, were not entitled to minimum wage because they were \u201cemployed by an establishment which is an amusement or recreational establishment . . . [which did] not operate for more than seven months in any calendar year.\u201d On Friday, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed that decision.\n'Primary Beneficiary' Test Determines Employee Status of Unpaid Interns, Federal Appeals Court Rules\nHow should an employer determine whether unpaid interns at a for-profit employer are employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act entitled to compensation for services provided?\nLawmakers Introduce Worker Misclassification Legislation\nTwo weeks after the U.S. Department of Labor issued an Administrator's Interpretation cautioning that \"most workers are employees,\" Senators Bob Casey (D-PA) and Al Franken (D-MN) introduced a bill targeting worker misclassification. The Payroll Fraud Prevention Act of 2015 would make a number of amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act to require employers to delineate employees from non-employee contractors, impose additional employer reporting requirements, and establish new penalties for misclassification violations.\nSecond Circuit Adopts New 'Primary Beneficiary Test' for Determining Whether Unpaid Interns Are Employees\nSchulte Roth & Zabel LLP \u2022 July 28, 2015\nA recent wave of multimillion-dollar lawsuits brought against employers by unpaid interns demanding compensation for their work has resulted in settlements but no definitive word from the federal courts on when interns should be considered employees. Despite the volume of litigation in this area, the factors that federal district courts have considered to determine whether an intern must be paid have varied, leaving the issue unsettled \u2014 until this month, when the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled on the issue. On July 2, 2015, the Second Circuit in Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures held that a new test \u2014 the \u201cprimary beneficiary test\u201d \u2014 should be used to determine whether an intern must be considered an employee and thus paid.\nHow Broad is Broad? New DOL Guidance Determines \"Most Workers Are Employees\"\nIn a move that is expected to have far-reaching consequences for employers, the U.S. Department of Labor issued new guidance on the classification of independent contractors as employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Dr. David Weil, the DOL Wage and Hour Administrator, issued a July 15, 2015 Administrative Interpretation (the \"Interpretation\") warning employers that the definition of \"employ\" is very broad under the FLSA.1 The guidance reads as an argument, complete with references to favorable federal court decisions, which will likely be used to support future DOL enforcement actions.\neLABORate: DOL Says Most Workers are Employees\nThe Department of Labor has just issued a new Administrator\u2019s Interpretation to clarify its interpretation of \u201cemployee\u201d under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Administrator\u2019s Interpretation 2015-1 is the latest development in the DOL\u2019s ongoing focus on workers misclassified as independent contractors (its \u201cMisclassification Initiative\u201d).\nDOL Interpretation Says \"Most Workers are Employees\" Under the FLSA's Broad Definitions\nExecutive Summary: Today, the Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued an interpretation in furtherance of its Misclassification Initiative, which concludes that \"most workers are employees under the FLSA's broad definitions.\" See Administrator's Interpretation 2015-1: The Application of the Fair Labor Standards Act's \"Suffer or Permit\" Standard in the Identification of Employees Who Are Misclassified as Independent Contractors. The Interpretation does not change the \"economic realities\" test courts currently apply in determining whether a worker is an independent contractor. It does, however, emphasize that each factor of the economic realities test must be applied consistently with the broad definition of \"employ\" found in the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA); that is, whether the worker is economically dependent on the employer and is, therefore, \"suffered or permitted to work\" by the employer.\nDOL's New Interpretive Guidance Shines Spotlight on Independent Contractor Misclassification\nVedder Price \u2022 July 16, 2015\nOn July 15, 2015 the U.S. Department of Labor issued an Administrator's Interpretation highlighting the DOL's position that many workers are misclassified as independent contractors. The Interpretation sets forth the DOL's view of how to determine if a worker is an employee or an independent contractor. In the DOL's view, the vast majority of workers should be treated as employees, and independent contractor status is limited to individuals who are truly in business for themselves.\nDOL Outlines New \u201cEconomic Dependence\u201d Test for Independent Contractors\nThe DOL continues to deliver on the promise of its busy summer. Today, Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division (WHD) Administrator Dr. David Weil announced a new, 15-page Administrator\u2019s Interpretation in a DOL blog post that stressed the FLSA\u2019s expansive definition of employment and reinforced the WHD\u2019s position that most workers qualify as employees under the FLSA, not independent contractors. Although its impact on litigation remains to be seen, the DOL clearly outlines its position that:\nDOL guidance on independent contractor classification provides another arrow in the Department\u2019s enforcement quiver.\nThe Administrator of the US Department of Labor\u2019s (DOL) Wage & Hour Division, David Weil, has issued a formal Interpretation on the subject of \u201cThe Application of the Fair Labor Standards Act\u2019s \u2018Suffer or Permit\u2019 Standard in the Identification of Employees Who Are Misclassified as Independent Contractors,\u201d the DOL\u2019s first on the issue since President Obama took office in 2008. Administrator\u2019s Interpretation No. 2015-1, July 15, 2015.\nUSDOL Publishes \"Independent Contractor\" Interpretation\nThe U.S. Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division has released \"Administrator's Interpretation No. 2015-1\" to address what it characterizes as the \"problematic trend\" of allegedly misclassifying workers as independent contractors rather than as employees for purposes of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. This development was of course anticipated in light of last month's remarks by the Division's Administrator, Dr. David Weil. In explaining why the agency concluded that such guidance is needed, the Interpretation enumerates a now-familiar list of the consequences resulting from \"misclassification\" where the FLSA is concerned, including a failure to pay non-exempt employees at least the FLSA-required minimum wage and/or overtime compensation due for all hours worked in a workweek. The Interpretation's asserted aim is to curtail the perceived misclassification phenomenon by clarifying how the standard for determining whether an individual is an FLSA \"employee\" can help the \"regulated community\" classify workers correctly.\nThe DOL continues to deliver on the promise of its busy summer. This morning, Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division (WHD) Administrator Dr. David Weil announced a new, 15-page Administrator\u2019s Interpretation in a DOL blog post that stressed the FLSA\u2019s expansive definition of employment and reinforced the WHD\u2019s position that most workers qualify as employees under the FLSA. In the run-up to the release of the proposed Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) regulations, Dr. Weil announced in a speech at NYU\u2019s law school that his office would soon issue guidance that would \u201cclarify\u201d who qualifies as an independent contractor under the FLSA by providing a \u201cvery clear set of criteria.\u201d Although its impact on litigation remains to be seen, the DOL does clearly outline its position that:\nUSDOL Issues Administrative Interpretation Reflecting Administration\u2019s View Of \u201cIndependent Contractor\u201d Analysis Under FLSA\nAs previously promised, the Department of Labor today issued its eighth Administrator\u2019s Interpretation (\u201cAI\u201d) since the 2010 implementation of this form of guidance. Today\u2019s Interpretation, as expected, reflects the current Department\u2019s position that the governing analysis is the economic realities test which, in the Department\u2019s view, is used to determine \u201cwhether the worker is economically dependent on the employer\u201d rather than the full \u201ceconomic realities\u201d of the parties\u2019 arrangement. Unsurprisingly, under this analysis the Department expresses its view that \u201cmost workers are employees under the FLSA.\u201d DOL Administrator\u2019s Interpretation No. 2015-1 (July 15, 2015). This view is consistent with the position expressed by DOL at the agency level in its investigations. The balance of the fifteen-page AI discusses the factors that should be used in applying the \u201ceconomic realities\u201d test and provides examples of workers who satisfy and fail to satisfy each factor, collecting case law finding workers to be employees under the FLSA.\nMost Workers Are Employees, Not Independent Contractors, Says DOL\nThe US Department of Labor (DOL) today issued a new \"administrator's interpretation\" intended to help employers figure out whether to treat workers as employees or independent contractors under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).\nSecond Circuit Announces New Test For Intern Claims and Puts the Brakes on Class and Collective Claims by Interns\nOn July 2, 2015, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued two eagerly awaited decisions that may dampen the recent wave of collective and class actions filed by unpaid interns claiming they should be paid employees. In Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Inc. et al., Nos. 13-4478 & 13?4481 (2d Cir. 2015) and Wang v. Hearst Corp., No. 13?4480?cv (2d Cir. 2015) (summary order), the court announced a new \u201cprimary beneficiary test,\u201d identified seven non-exhaustive factors relevant to classifying interns as employees in the for-profit sector, and rejected strict application of the six factor test promulgated by the United States Department of Labor (DOL). Equally noteworthy, the court largely foreclosed collective and class certification in intern cases by emphasizing the highly individualized inquiry required by its new test.\nA New Internship Standard\u2014The Second Circuit\u2019s Seven-Factor Test and What it Means for Your Company\nOn July 2, 2015, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decision regarding the employment status of unpaid interns that should prove helpful to employers. In Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Inc., Nos. 13-4478 and 13-4481, the Second Circuit overturned a decision by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, which had granted partial summary judgment holding that two unpaid interns were employees subject to the minimum wage and overtime requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and New York Labor Law (NYLL). The lower court also granted class and conditional collective action certification of putative classes of unpaid interns.\nCourt Adopts \"Primary Benefit\" Unpaid-Intern Analysis\nWe have been following developments in Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures since former unpaid interns filed the lawsuit in 2011 seeking (among other things) back-wages under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. In June 2013, the lower federal court ruled that at least two of the unpaid interns should have been deemed \"employees\" for purposes of the FLSA's requirements.\n2nd Circuit Adopts Employer-Friendly Standard for Unpaid Internships\nEstablishing an unpaid internship program has become less risky for employers in New York, Connecticut and Vermont in the wake of a new appeals court ruling.\nChanges in the Legal Landscape regarding Interns\nTo pay or not to pay? For several years now, that question has vexed employers large and small, for-profit and not-for-profit, when deciding how and whether to compensate the individuals participating in their internship programs. What had once been a source of inexpensive and, in many cases, free labor turned into an arrangement more risky than rewarding, as a spate of wage-and-hour class actions were filed on behalf of interns across the country. Now, another issue is coming to the forefront as a number of jurisdictions, including both New York State and New York City, are extending equal employment opportunity protections to interns as well.\nIn our last post, we looked at the rules governing volunteers at for-profit entities. As we discussed, for-profit organizations have almost no latitude to accept volunteer services. However, nonprofit employers face a more relaxed regulatory scheme under the FLSA when it comes to volunteers. Unlike their for-profit brethren, nonprofit employers can accept volunteer services without running afoul of the FLSA\u2019s minimum wage and overtime requirements. The FLSA regulations contain an exception for individuals who undertake volunteer activities for their own \u201cpersonal, civic, charitable, humanitarian, religious, or public service reasons.\u201d\nOver the past year or so, we have discussed the Fair Labor Standards Act\u2019s application to both paid interns and unpaid interns, as well as independent contractors. One area we have covered briefly in the past, but not explored in depth, is the issue of volunteers. If you have been reading along, you know by now that if an individual is an employee (as opposed to a properly classified unpaid intern or independent contractor, for example), he or she cannot waive the protections of the FLSA. In other words, unless the employee is subject to an exemption, an employer must pay the employee at least the minimum wage for all hours worked, plus an overtime premium for all hours worked over forty in a week. State laws, too, provide similar requirements. But what about volunteers? Many nonprofit organizations, public agencies, schools, churches, and other similar entities would cease to exist, or at least be severely crippled, if not for the contributions and involvement of volunteers. Can an individual volunteer their services? The answer might surprise you.\nIn the past, we\u2019ve explained the DOL\u2019s test for whether employers must pay their interns. Put simply, public employers and qualifying not-for-profit entities do not have to pay their interns. I hope that our more recent discussions of lawsuits that demonstrate the ever-narrowing segment of lawful unpaid internships have spurred some discussions and re-examination among readers of this blog who have internship programs. Judging by some of the calls and e-mails we have received since then, employers have begun seriously considering whether those unpaid internships are really free labor. However, hope is not lost\u2014it is still possible to have unpaid interns under the right circumstances, as one recent New Jersey case demonstrated.\nMisclassification of Dancers Results in $10.8 Million-Plus Award\nEmployers across the country are increasingly utilizing independent contractors to fill an ever-expanding array of positions. These jobs range from sophisticated, high-tech engineers and logistics professionals to doctors, nurses, construction workers, and food service providers. But employers who seek to classify workers as independent contractors to avoid the expenditures associated with payroll, taxes, benefits, and capital improvements, or feel further incentivized to do so by the Affordable Care Act, should take note: Courts are sending a clear message that such practices can be costly.\nWhen Free Is Too Good To Be True: Rethinking Interns And Volunteers Under Wage & Hour Laws\nEducational institutions of all kinds often utilize the services of volunteers or so-called interns to assist with coaching sports or other extracurricular activities, and to participate in programs that are mutually beneficial. But the United States Labor Department (DOL) has issued clear guidance with respect to unpaid internships and the circumstances under which an educational institution\u2019s current staff may be converted to volunteers, or others may serve as volunteers for certain purposes.\nIn the past, we\u2019ve explained the DOL\u2019s test for whether employers must pay their interns. Put simply, public employers and qualifying not-for-profit entities do not have to pay their interns.\nUSDOL Brief Elaborates Upon \"Intern\" Views\nWe wrote some time ago about a lower federal court's determination in Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures that at least two unpaid interns were \"employees\" for federal Fair Labor Standards Act purposes.\nNo More Working for Peanuts: The State of the Intern\nThey\u2019re fetching coffee for movie studio executives, or handling millions of dollars\u2019 worth of rare art and antiques. Some are writing stories for major magazines and newspapers. Quite a few can be found working in the White House.\nStudents in Clinical Training Program Were Not Employees Under the FLSA\nA federal trial court in Florida recently issued a significant decision on the issue of unpaid trainees under the FLSA, finding that 25 former students of Wolford College were not employees when they participated in a clinical training program as part of the college's Masters of Nurse Anesthesia program.\nAttempted Class Action Provides Timely Reminder for Employers to Treat Interns as \u2026 Interns\nWith the summer drawing near and many high school and college students looking to bolster their resumes, a new set of eager-to-please interns will appear in offices around the country, bringing some youthful exuberance to the office. For most, the addition of interns roaming the halls will be a positive experience for all involved. For others, however, in particular employers who may view interns as little more than \u201cfree labor,\u201d costly litigation could be lurking right around the corner.\nMemorial Day weekend has passed, the Major League Baseball season is in full swing, and summer is upon us. With apologies to Roger Kahn, for us wage and hour practitioners, the \u201cBoys of Summer\u201d (and girls!) are the wave of workers joining employer workforces for the next few months. Whether they are interns in your office, lifeguards at your pools and beaches, or the thousands of seasonal hospitality and service workers joining payrolls, if you are adding staff this summer, it\u2019s time for our annual summer reminders.\nSummer is approaching and with it comes the end of the school year and a new crop of students hoping to gain experience in their chosen careers by working as interns or trainees. Additionally, non-profit organizations often see an increase in volunteers during the summer break. These opportunities can be valuable for both the companies and the individuals involved, but companies must carefully delineate the responsibilities of trainee and volunteer positions and classify workers appropriately. Failure to do so can result in unanticipated liability under federal and state wage and hour laws, as demonstrated by recent high-profile cases involving interns.\nMajor League Baseball Volunteers Are not Employees Under the FLSA\nOn March 26, 2014, the District Court for the Southern District of New York dismissed John Chen\u2019s proposed Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) collective action against Major League Baseball (MLB) alleging that MLB had failed to pay him and all other All-Star Week FanFest volunteers the minimum wage. In Chen v. Major League Baseball, et al., the court held that volunteers, who had worked at MLB\u2019s FanFest experience at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City, were not entitled to minimum wage because the FLSA exempts from its minimum wage provisions individuals who perform services for an \u201camusement or recreational establishment.\u201d\nCampus \"Unpaid Intern\" Opposition Growing\nWe have already reported that a group calling itself the \"Fair Pay Campaign\" aims to pressure colleges and universities not to facilitate unpaid internships or even post notices about them. This initiative appears to be gaining momentum.\nSchool-Facilitated Internships: No Worries, Right?\nWe have long warned that one should not simply assume that an internship associated with or sponsored by an educational institution falls outside of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act's requirements. Our caution includes situations in which the intern receives academic credit for the time so spent.\nShould The White House Be Paying Its Interns?\nThe unpaid-interns ruckus continues to unfold, this time in a way that entangles President Obama.\nIntern Lawsuits (Continued): Another Big Settlement\nAs was anticipated in light of the intensified focus upon internships over three years ago, the next stage was a spate of high-profile lawsuits by unpaid or allegedly-underpaid interns under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act and/or state wage-hour laws. One of them was filed last May against Elite Model Management Corporation under the FLSA and similar New York state laws.\nInternships Might Be Vanishing\nWe have observed for some time that the spate of wage-hour lawsuits might be expected drastically to curtail the availability of internships of both the unpaid and paid varieties\nGroup Advocates Pay For White House Interns\nBe Careful With Unpaid Interns: The Six-Factor Checklist You Need\nWith the abundance of college graduates scrambling for too few paid jobs, many employers are nabbing them for unpaid internships\u2014hoping to keep this talent until paid positions become available. But employers need to be careful with this approach so as not to run afoul of the federal minimum wage and overtime law.\n\"Black Swan\" Ruling Forces Closer Look At Unpaid Interns\nUnpaid summer internships are routine for some businesses, especially those in creative fields such advertising, design, music, publishing and film \u2013 all areas that have flourished locally in recent years.\nSummer has arrived and many employers have already supplemented their operations with student interns, but the question we see crop up repeatedly is, \u201cdo I have to pay interns?\u201d In the last few years, with a more competitive job market and corporate focus on reducing costs, we have seen an increase in the use of unpaid interns. Unfortunately, not all internships can be unpaid.\nStill Willing To Have Unpaid Interns?\nWe have repeatedly cautioned that employers who are prepared to take on unpaid interns should enter into these arrangements with their eyes fully open. New developments emphasize this yet again.\n\"Let's Hire An Unpaid Intern,\" Often A Bad Idea\nWe\u2019ve warned clients for some time now that businesses and other organizations should think carefully if they are considering the possibility of permitting unpaid internships. What might be described as the internship \u201cseason\u201d is fast-approaching, so the time to consider whether and under what circumstances to get involved in these relationships is now.\nTo Pay or Not to Pay? The Test for the Unpaid Intern\nAs the end of another academic year approaches, college students across the country are seeking summer employment opportunities. As a result, your organization may soon be faced with the question of whether to hire summer interns. Sure, you could use the extra hands to help out \u2013 but do you really have to pay them? After all, the company would be providing an invaluable learning experience and on-the-job training to high school and college students, while receiving little back in \u201ccorporate gains.\u201d But before you start employing \u201cfree\u201d labor, it is important to understand what the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has to say about for-profit employers paying their interns.\nEven Paid Internship Programs Come With Risk\nThere was a significant increase in the number of class actions in 2012 brought by former interns, many of whom were in unpaid positions working in the business sector. But recently the educational community received a wake-up call when Hamilton College was hit with a class action involving its paid interns.\nIs There An Intern In Your Future?\nThere was a significant increase in the number of class-action lawsuits in 2012 brought by former interns, many of whom were in unpaid positions working in the business sector. But recently the educational community received a wake-up call when Hamilton College was hit with a class-action lawsuit involving its paid interns.\nRisks Of \"Internship\" Claims And Liability Still Increasing\nWe have warned for some time now that businesses and other organizations should think carefully if they are considering the possibility of permitting unpaid internships. What might be described as the internship \"season\" is fast-approaching, so the time to consider whether and under what circumstances to get involved in these relationships is now.\nREMINDER: Holiday \"Volunteer\" Services Might Be FLSA Employment\nVolunteerism is again on the upswing as the holiday season enters its most-intense period. Businesses and other organizations should reacquaint themselves with the principles summarized in our November 2011 post cautioning that some \"volunteers\" or \"volunteer\" activities might be subject to the requirements of the FLSA.\nEmployee\u2019s Job Responsibilities Must Be Reviewed to Determine Employee\u2019s Status as Executive Under the FLSA\nRamos v. Baldor Specialty Foods, Inc., No. 11-cv-216 (2d Cir. July 12, 2012): The plaintiffs, a group of warehouse \u201ccaptains\u201d employed during the night shift in the warehouse department of a wholesale food distributor, claimed that the company failed to pay them overtime wages in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) because they had been misclassified as executives. The plaintiffs specifically alleged that their unit\u2019s job duties were identical in nature to other groups within the company and thus prevented their unit from meeting the Department of Labor\u2019s executive exception requirement. In rejecting the plaintiffs\u2019 claims, the Second Circuit emphasized that the FLSA\u2019s executive exemption does not impose \u201cany such uniqueness requirement for customarily recognized departments or subdivisions\u201d and that other courts \u201chave acknowledged that work shifts can constitute customarily recognized departments or subdivisions.\u201d The Second Circuit went on to list all of the executive-style job responsibilities of the plaintiffs, including but not limited to: overseeing the work of a team of three to six pickers (employees who retrieve food products from the warehouse); assigning different types of work to pickers; improving team performance and efficiency over time; and preparing individual picker production reports. In affirming summary judgment in favor of the defendant, the court held that even though the plaintiffs did not have offices or chairs, the totality of facts \u201cclearly establish that each team is a customarily recognized subdivision with a continuing status and function,\u201d and that \u201c[w]hether all of the warehouse teams \u2018perform the same responsibility and thus are interchangeable,\u2019 as the plaintiffs assert, is ultimately immaterial.\u201d\nEmployer Fleeced By Naked Dancers\nPerhaps only two types of people could walk into an adult-entertainment establishment and ask \"I wonder if these dancers are properly paid in accordance with the Fair Labor Standards Act?\" The first would be plaintiffs' attorneys. The second would be agents from the Department of Labor.\nFLSA Intern Class Conditionally Certified In Hearst Lawsuit\nAs we reported earlier, a former Harper's Bazaar unpaid intern is pursuing a lawsuit against publisher The Hearst Corporation in which she claims (among other things) to have been an \"employee\" under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act who was not compensated in compliance with that law.\nThe Summer Jobs+ Initiative vs. Child Labor Laws\n\"America's young people face record unemployment, and we need to do everything we can to make sure they've got the opportunity to earn the skills and a work ethic that come with a job. It's important for their future, and for America's\u2026. This is an all-hands-on-deck moment. That's why today, we're launching Summer Jobs+, a joint initiative that challenges business leaders and communities to join my Administration in providing hundreds of thousands of summer jobs for America's youth\" -- President Barack Obama\n\"Volunteers\" And Non-Profits: Round Two\nA few readers were surprised by our April 3 post's caution that, in some scenarios, a volunteer performing work for a federal Fair Labor Standards Act-covered non-profit organization might be an \"employee\" subject to that law's compensation requirements.\nAre \"Volunteers\" The Answer For Non-Profits?\nA reader of our March 14 post relating to unpaid internships at non-profit organizations asks whether non-profits can avoid the intern debate by offering \"volunteer\" opportunities to engage in charitable or public-service activities. But this simply changes the nature of the potential problem.\nCould Your Unpaid Intern Be More Expensive Than You Thought?\nIs your unpaid intern really an employee? If you're relying on the fact that the intern receives college credit, you need to read this.\nUnpaid Internships At Non-Profits Or Arranged By Schools\nOur earlier post prompted questions about whether federal Fair Labor Standards Act principles are different for unpaid internships at non-profit organizations or for those sponsored by educational institutions for which the intern receives academic credit. The short answer is: No, they are not.\nAre Unpaid Internships Worth The Risk?\nFor awhile now, unpaid internships have been a hot topic under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. We noted some time ago that the U.S. Labor Department was taking a skeptical view of these relationships.\nIntern + Output = Paycheck\nIt's no secret that today's economy is tough. The result? Business vets are joining this year's crop of students as fall interns. They will work away \u00e2\u20ac\u201c often for free \u00e2\u20ac\u201c in hopes of a future job, a resum\u00c3\u00a9 builder and even to sample \"the real world.\"\nHoliday \"Volunteer\" Services Might Be FLSA Employment\nThe holiday spirit moves many to volunteer for activities of a benevolent nature. An organization to which such individuals donate services should consider the possibility that they might be \"employees\" under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. Getting this wrong could result in liability for back-wages, child-labor penalties, and other remedies.\nLast month, a federal judge in New York granted preliminary approval for a settlement in which Hofstra University agreed to pay up to $485,000 to a class of 256 undergraduate and graduate students who allegedly were not paid minimum wage and overtime in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act. The plaintiff class included both students who the University classified as hourly employees and others who received stipends as undergraduate and graduate assistants. Because the case was settled, the court never reached a judgement as to whether the students who received stipends were \"employees\" entitled to minimum wage and overtime under the FLSA. That begs the question, when must a student be considered an \"employee\" for purposes of minimum wage and overtime?\nClient Alert: A Low Cost Option to Voluntarily Reclassify Workers\nIn September 2011, in the wake of its continuing worker classification audit program, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced the Voluntary Classification Settlement Program (VCSP), a voluntary initiative allowing taxpayers the opportunity to change the prospective classification of their workers at a low cost. Taxpayers seeking to apply to the VCSP for the fourth quarter of 2011 must act quickly to meet the initial deadlines set by the IRS.\nAnother in our series of answers to questions from our September 28 webinar on wage and hour law in higher education:\n\"Kitchen Tryouts Start Today\" ... Or Maybe Not\nHospitality employers sometimes wonder whether it's possible for individuals to participate in kitchen activities as unpaid interns or on a tryout basis, typically as chefs or cooks. Among the many questions this raises is whether such people would be \"employees\" who are subject to the federal Fair Labor Standards Act's requirements.\nAVOIDING PITFALLS WITH INTERNSHIPS: DOL EXPLAINS WHEN INTERNS MUST BE COMPENSATED (pdf).\nIn the current job market, more and more employers are receiving requests from applicants for unpaid internships. These offers can be tempting. However, the adage \u201clook before you leap\u201d is especially applicable in this situation, and employers should be cautious before entering an internship relationship.\nGovernment Cracks Down on Employee Misclassification\nSince the economic downturn, the proper classification of workers has become a hot-button issue. As enforcement agencies step up efforts to curb misclassifications, it is more important than ever for employers to understand how to properly categorize workers.\nInternship Programs Face Increased Regulatory Scrutiny.\nAt this time of year, many firms take on interns, typically undergraduate students who perform a variety of tasks for the company. In many instances, these interns are unpaid or receive only a modest stipend. With the recent economic downturn, more companies than ever are tempted to use unpaid interns to supplement their existing paid workforce.\nWage & Hour Talk Podcast: \"Should Your Unpaid Interns Actually Be Paid?\"\nFranczek Radelet attorneys Katie B. Schreiber and Mark S. Wilkinson discuss wage and hour issues in a brief podcast, which you can hear on our Web site or download to your computer or audio player.\nEducation Labor Letter: \"I'll Do It for Free!\"\nMany people are moved to volunteer their time to schools for religious, humanitarian, charitable, or other public-service reasons. No one wants to discourage these impulses, of course, but a school must be careful not to set itself up for a dispute over whether such a person is actually an employee for purposes of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Being wrong about this could result in substantial exposure for things like minimum-wage and overtime payments, penalties for child-labor violations, and other liability.\nLabor Board\u2019s Rulings Trump All Other Laws (Almost).\nThe National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) protects employees' \"concerted activities\" which, generally speaking, are any actions by employees undertaken as a group with respect to wages, hours and working conditions \u2013 whether or not in a formal \"union\" context. What happens when these NLRA protections conflict with an employer's compliance with other workplace laws?\n\u2018Tis The Season To Volunteer -- Maybe.\nThe holiday spirit moves many to volunteer their time for activities of a humanitarian, religious, charitable, or other public-service nature. No one wants to discourage these laudable impulses, but an organization must be careful not to entangle itself in unforeseen disputes over whether these individuals are really \"employees\" for wage-hour purposes. Getting this wrong could expose you to substantial potential liability for things like minimum-wage and overtime payments, penalties for child-labor violations, and so forth.\nDo Your Internships Comply With Wage-Hour Law?\nInternships offer students unparalleled opportunities to gain real world experience and hands-on career development. The practical work experience derived from internships allows students to develop contacts, identify areas of interest, and gain an edge in an increasingly competitive job market.\nThe Wage/Hour Cocktail: One Part Work, One Part Love, Mix Well (Tastes Awful).\nBut as often happens, the relationship went South and Hirsch began seeing someone else. 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        "raw_content": "Flora [\u0424\u043b\u043e\u0440\u0430]. The vegetation of Ukraine evolved through long geologic epochs and through many developmental phases before it attained its present form. In the Paleocene, and particularly in the Eocene, Ukraine had a tropical and subtropical flora. Palms (Sabal ucrainica, Nipa burtini sive ucrainica, and other species) cinnamon trees (Cinnamonum ucrainicum), figs, laurels, eucalyptus, yacca trees (Podocarpus), banksias, sequoias, and other trees grew in Ukraine. In the mid-Oligocene Mediterranean plants began to spread gradually to Ukraine, including oleander, pomegranate, beech, maple, and poplar. In the Miocene the vegetation generally assumed a temperate broad-leaved or broad-leaved-coniferous character, with a preponderance of deciduous forms such as beech, oak, and walnut. Alongside these species grew the tulip tree, swamp cypress, sequoia, and pine. The laurel continued to flourish in the Crimea. Gradually the flora changed to temperate warm-climate vegetation. In the Pliocene most of Ukraine was covered with forest vegetation. Among the evergreens were species of pine, with an admixture of hemlock, spruce, fir, swamp cypress, and others; and among deciduous trees were birch, oak, hornbeam, maple, chestnut, walnut, and magnolia. The southern region was covered with steppe grasses and pigweed. At the end of the Pliocene the forest vegetation became impoverished and approached the vegetation of the early Anthropogenic period (although a small number of swamp cypress did survive).\nAs the climate grew colder in the Pleistocene, pine-birch forests spread through northern Ukraine. The impoverished deciduous forests retreated into areas that were suitable to their development and free from glaciers (the right bank of the Donets River, the Dnister Lowland, the southern slopes of the Crimea, and Caucasia). During the warmer interglacial periods the broad-leaved species spread out to form extensive deciduous forests in the forest-steppe belt. In certain areas swamps and meadows were inhabited by tundra species\u2014the midget birch, midget willow, and dryas. In the Holocene there was a migration of forest vegetation. Pine and pine-birch forests predominated in the early Holocene. In the middle Holocene broad-leaved species from central and southern Europe\u2014linden, elm, hazelnut, oak\u2014began to spread into Ukraine and by the late Holocene began to force out the hornbeam and beech. The steppe vegetation in Southern Ukraine was enriched with Xerophyte migrants from the east, from the Aral-Caspian floral center, Caucasia, and the Balkans. With the development of a favorable climate and the leaching away of salts from the loess subsoil, the deciduous forests advanced into the humid steppe of Ukraine. They attained their maximum area about 5,000 years ago. Forests were always more widespread in Right-Bank Ukraine, particularly in regions of dissected relief, which hindered the development of agricultural plants. In Left-Bank Ukraine forests spread mainly along the banks of the Sula River, the Psol River, the Vorskla River, and the Donets River and in the higher regions of the Donets Ridge.\nHuman agricultural activity greatly altered the original vegetation of Ukraine. Almost all the steppe is under cultivation and devoted to agricultural species. Large areas of the forest belt have also been converted to agricultural use. Intense long-term logging in the Carpathian Mountains has diminished the protective influence of the forests, as frequent floods and increasing erosion have shown. Between 1814 and 1914 the forest area in Ukraine diminished by 30.5 percent. Only a few ancient tracts remain untouched by humans, and for their preservation they have been placed under state protection.\nThe present flora of Ukraine encompasses quite a large number of relicts from the Tertiary period and the Ice Age. It includes also migratory species from the north (coniferous forests, swamp vegetation), the west (deciduous trees), the south, the Crimea, and Caucasia (some deciduous trees and steppe plants), and the southwest and southeast (steppe vegetation, especially the plants of the saline soils). There are also a number of endemic forms in Ukraine, particularly on sands and rocks. The boundaries of the habitats of many plants and trees run through Ukraine: the northeastern boundary of the beech (Fagus silvatica) and silver fir (Abies alba); the eastern boundary of the sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), field maple (Acer campestre), linden (Tilia platyphyllos), and ash (Fraxinus excelsior); the southern boundary of the Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris); and the western boundary of the steppe cherry (Cerasus fruticosa).\nAmong the over 16,000 species of plants that are now found in Ukraine there are over 4,400 species of higher plants, 800 species of bryophytes, 1,000 species of lichen, close to 7,000 species of fungi and molds, over 3,000 species of continental algae, and 600 species of marine algae. Many foreign plants (various decorative plants and useful cultivated grasses) have also been introduced.\nThe close relation between vegetation and climate, relief, humidity, and soil is apparent in the organization of plant life in Ukraine into wide meridional belts stretching from the southwest to the northeast. Moving from north to south the belts are forest, forest-steppe, steppe, and Mediterranean. In the mountain regions of the Carpathian Mountains, Crimean Mountains, and Caucasia the vegetation is distributed in altitudinal belts.\nThe forest belt. The forest belt extends through northern and western Ukraine. Its southern border with the forest-steppe runs along the line Lviv-Kremenets-Zhytomyr-Kyiv-Nizhyn-Hlukhiv. This line also separates the podzolic soils of Polisia and the clayey chornozems of the forest-steppe. Within this belt lies a large island of forest-steppe on the Volhynia-Kholm Upland, circumscribed roughly by the line Kholm-Lutsk-Rivne-Mezhyrich-Kryvyn-Ostrih-Stoianiv-Belz. The forest belt can be subdivided into the western part, or the belt of Central European deciduous forests, and the northern belt of mixed forests in Polisia.\nCentral European deciduous forests cover the western part of Podilia, Roztochia, the Sian Lowland, Subcarpathia, and the Tysa Lowland. Here the forests contain a greater variety of trees than anywhere else in Ukraine. The beech is most characteristic of Western Ukraine, where the eastern boundary of its habitat is located. The beech grows in large numbers in Transcarpathia and the Roztochia region. The silver fir (Abies alba) is found in this belt also. It is widespread in the Carpathian Mountains and some areas of Subcarpathia and Roztochia (usually on the northern slopes) and rarer in the lowlands. The oak (Quercus sessiliflora, Q. pedunculata), linden (Tilia cordata), elm (Ulmus campestris), birch (Betula verrucosa), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus), Norway maple (A. platanoides), pine (Pinus silvestris), and spruce (Picea excelsa) are common here. The larch (Larix decidua) and English yew (Taxus baccata) (found in the Kniazh-Dvir reserve near Kolomyia) are rarer.\nThe forests of Polisia belong to the belt of Eastern European mixed forests. In the past Polisia formed a continuous forest-swamp landscape, but the wanton destruction of the forests diminished their area (eg, in 1861\u20131914 the area that forests occupied in Volhynia gubernia shrank from 41.9 percent to 25.4 percent). Today forests cover about 30 percent of Polisia. The distribution of vegetation depends on the type of soil and the relief. Many northern species are found here, particularly on the border with Belarus. Certain steppe forms have also found their way here (feather grass, adonis). Certain varieties of glacial flora (Lapland willow [Salix lapponum], etc) can also be found. The natural vegetation grows in forests, meadows, and swamps. The main forest trees are the pine (57.4 percent of the forest area), oak (21 percent), birch (10 percent), black alder (6 percent), European aspen (2 percent), and hornbeam (2 percent). Pine forests (bory) are widespread. They grow in weakly and moderately podzolized soils overlying deep sands. In places birches appear among the pines, and there is no undergrowth. These forests are indifferent to relief, humidity, and soil. Large tracts are covered with oak-pine forests (subory), which grow in sandy, slightly podzolized soils with a rich cover of bracken fern (Pteridium aquilinum). Depending on the depth of undersoil water, these forests are characterized as dry, fresh, moist, or wet. In the Zhytomyr area the yellow rhododendron is part of the undergrowth. Hornbeam-oak-pine woods (suhrudky) flourish on podzolized sandy soils underlain by clay. The herbaceous covering is diverse and contains bracken, blackberry (Rubus saxatilis), huckleberry, and so on. In eastern Polisia linden-oak-pine woods prevail. In the northern part of the Chernihiv region spruce forests abound, while numerous birch groves grow in the southern part. Oak-hornbeam woods (hrudy) are characteristic of podzolized clayey soils and have an abundant undergrowth. Oak-maple-linden woods are found in Left Bank Ukraine. Alder groves appear on peaty bog-gley soils, sometimes with an admixture of birch. Ash-alder and oak-hornbeam-alder woods are rarer. Bory and subory turn into swampy forests where the undersoil water rises close to the surface. Pine with an admixture of pilose birch is dominant in the less swampy forests, while a thick covering of sedges, reed grass, and cotton grass is found in the more swampy forests. Silver grass associations, sometimes richly colored by thyme, are dominant on poorly fixed sands. Areas that are somewhat lower are completely overgrown with heather.\nThe prevailing forests are broken up by dry meadows, which have developed where the trees have been cut down. The vegetation in the meadows is diverse: mat-grass, sedges, tufted hair-grass. Flood meadows along the Polisian river valleys are rich in variety and yield large harvests of high-quality hay.\nBogs are most characteristic of Polisia. Most of them are eutrophic bogs located in low-lying areas and rich in mineral salts. They are covered with sedges and sedge-hypnum communities. Many bogs are mesotrophic (transitional) and are located on watersheds and sandy terraces. Oligotrophic bogs, which are elevated and poor in mineral salts, are common in western Polisia. Their vegetation is sparse. Low swamp pines grow in clusters.\nLittle Polisia is a unique part of Polisia. It is dissected by slow-flowing streams with swampy valleys and is dotted with bory and subory. The region is bounded by the Volhynia-Kholm Upland in the north, the Podolian Upland in the southeast, and Roztochia in the west. In the east it merges with Polisia through the Ostrih-Slavuta Lowland. Pine and deciduous-pine woods, without beech, are abundant in Little Polisia. The meadows are covered with sedges and various grasses. The swamps are often quite deep and rich in turf deposits.\nThe forest-steppe belt. The forest-steppe, which extends south of Polisia and east of the deciduous forests of the Central European variety in Western Ukraine (Soviet scholars subsume this territory under the forest-steppe), is the Middle Dnipro subprovince of the East European forest-steppe province. In the south the forest-steppe merges with the steppe belt. The boundary between them is indistinct (many forest islands located in its vicinity have been cut down) and is defined in various ways, usually as the line Chi\u015finau-Kropyvnytskyi-Kremenchuk-Krasnohrad-Zmiiv-Valuiky. The soils of the forest-steppe are deep chornozems, parts of which have changed under the influence of forests to degraded chornozems and gray forest podzolized soils. Some forest-steppe islands are found in the forest belt (in the Volhynia-Kholm Upland) and in the steppe belt (in the Donets Upland). A narrow forest-steppe belt appears in the mountain foothills and is connected with the altitudinal zonality of mountain vegetation.\nIn the forest-steppe the elevated, more-dissected right banks of the rivers, watersheds, hilly areas, ravines, and gullies are covered with forests. The oak is the predominant tree of the forest-steppe, covering almost half of its surface, but only a few large oak groves remain\u2014the Chornyi Lis Forest in Kirovohrad oblast and several groves in Khmelnytskyi oblast. West of the Dnipro River hornbeam trees grow among the oaks. Ash, elm, linden, maple, and beech (the last only in Podilia) are also found in the forest-steppe. The underbrush consists mainly of hazel (Corylus avellana), small-leaved field maple (Acer campestre), and spindletree (Euonymus verrucosus). Under these are found certain ferns and many types of flowering herbs. There are also hornbeam woods with very limited vegetation. As one moves east through the forest-steppe, western species become rarer: the beech does not grow beyond western Podilia, and hornbeam is rare in the forest-steppe of the Left Bank, where oak-maple-linden woods are widespread. The river valleys contain mostly oak, ash, elm, black poplar, and willow. Pine woods, mixed woods, and hypnum-sedge and sedge-sphagnum swamps are common on the sandy river terraces, particularly on the left bank of the Dnipro River. In the ravines and gullies the so-called ravine (bairak) forests are found. They consist of oak and hornbeam, but also of ash, maple, and linden and sometimes birch and European aspen. The underbrush consists of wild guelder rose (snowball; Viburnum opulus), wayfaring tree (V. lantana), European dogwood (Cornus sanguinea), and hazel. The deep ravines of Podilia have a peculiar vegetation.\nThe steppe in the forest-steppe belt is now almost entirely under cultivation. At one time it was a grassy, colored, broad-leaved steppe. Its well-watered soil supports the following meadow-steppe vegetation: low sedge (Carex humilis), sheep fescue grass (Festuca sulcata), narrow-leaved bent grass (Agrostis tenuifolia), feather grasses (Stipa capillata and Stipa joannis stenophylla), representatives of the colored northern herbs such as yellow bedstraw (Galium verum), meadow sage (Salvia pratensis), pedicularis (Pedicularis comosa), and steppe varieties of clover. The thickets consist of blackthorn (Prunus spinosa), steppe cherry (Erasus fruticosa), wild rose (Rosa spp.), and Ruthenian broom (Cytisus ruthenicus). In the southern part cut-leaved meadow sweet (Spiraea crenifolia) occurs as well. The left-bank terraces of the Dnipro provide a habitat for holophytes (salt plants). Low swamps are frequent in the floodplains along the left-bank tributaries of the Dnipro River.\nIn the forest-steppe of the Volhynia-Kholm Upland the forests are concentrated mainly along the southern and northern edges. The belt in the middle of the upland is almost forestless. Pine-oak and hornbeam groves are prevalent. Sometimes oak-pine subory occur, frequently containing hornbeam. The meadows along river plains have survived.\nThe forest-steppe of the Tysa Lowland in Transcarpathia consists of oak forests, flood meadows, and steppe plant varieties, which migrated there from the Danube River valley. Natural vegetation in the form of small oak and hornbeam groves has been preserved in this cultivated lowland only here and there on steep slopes.\nThe Donets Ridge, which by its nature belongs to the forest-steppe, is covered with various fescue-grass and feather-grass steppe vegetation and an admixture of ravine and watered-valley forests of oak, linden, and ash. Hornbeam and a number of grassy plants typical of deciduous forests grow in isolated clusters here.\nThe forest-steppe in the Crimea extends to the north and east of the Crimean Mountains. It consists of alternating strips of steppe and forest. The forests contain various oaks\u2014pubescent, rock, and common (Quercus pubescens, Q. petraea, Q. robur)\u2014and small-leaved field maple (Acer campestre), pear, and other species. The region abounds in thickets (European dogwood, hawthorn, blackthorn, buckthorn).\nIn the Subcaucasian forest-steppe, meadow-steppe fields are common along the line Kuban River\u2013Krasnodar\u2013mouth of the Laba\u2013Piatigorsk\u2013Groznyi. They are dotted by islands of woods containing oak (Quercus pedunculata, Q. sessiliflora), hornbeam, ash, elm (Ulmus campestris), maple, pear, apple, and other species. The undergrowth consists of hazel, hawthorn, yellow rhododendron, and so on. The forests of the Stavropol Upland also belong to the forest-steppe. Of the feather grasses one finds Stipa joannis and Stipa pulcherima. On the periphery oak-ash forests with some hornbeam trees appear. The birch tree is rare.\nThe steppe belt. This belt extends southward from the forest-steppe belt to the foothills of the Crimean Mountains and the Caucasus. It is part of the Black Sea\u2013Sea of Azov subprovince of the Pontic-Pannonian Steppe province. The steppe belt can be subdivided into several smaller belts according to climatic and soil conditions.\nThe northern part of the steppe is a more humid fescue-feather-grass colored steppe or grassy-meadow steppe. It is characterized by an abundance of thick, rough grasses, such as fescue (Festuca sulcata), koeleria (Koeleria gracilis), feather grasses (Stipa lessingiana, S. capillata, and on slopes S. stenophylla), and dicotyledons, such as the fernleaf peony (Paeonia tenuifolia), pheasant's eye (Adonis volgensis), and knapweed (Centaurea trinervia). There are many broad-leaved grasses with creeping rhizomes: bromegrass (Bromus erectus riparius), bluegrass (Poa pratensis), couch grass (Agropyron glaucum). Various tumbleweeds\u2014sea cabbage (Crambe tataria), sea pink (Statice latifolia), Cossack tumbleweed (Phlomis pungens)\u2014flourish in the steppe. Mosses such as Tortula ruralis grow in the gaps of the sod cover. Steppe copses contain blackthorn (Prunus steposa), caragana (Caragana frutex), broom (Cytisus), and almond (Amygdalus nana). Oak groves are found on the slopes of ravines. The original vegetation of the steppe is preserved on the following reserves: the Ukrainian Steppe Nature Reserve (including Khomutivskyi Steppe and Kamiani Mohyly Nature Reserve), and Striletskyi Steppe.\nFarther south, down to the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov, lies the dry grassy steppe or the narrow-leaved, fescue-feather-grass steppe. It grows on southern chornozems and dark chestnut soils. Among the grasses, fescue and feather grasses (Stipa capillata, S. lessingiana, and S. ucrainica) predominate. Grass varieties are few and consist of xeric species: pheasant's-eye, ferula (Ferula caspica, F. orientalis), Limonium sareptanum, and others.\nMany ephemeral annuals and perennials flower in the spring: jagged chickweed (Holosteum umbellatum), whitlow grass (Erophila verna), medwort alisson (Alyssum desertorum), androsace (Androsace elongata), forget-me-not (Myosotis micrantha), and tulip (Tulipa schrenkii, T. biebersteiniana). The original vegetation of the steppe is protected on the Askaniia-Nova Biosphere Reserve.\nMeadow vegetation occurs in the river floodplains, and includes: meadow foxtail (Alopecurus pratensis), quack grass (Agropyron repens), epigean reedgrass (Calamagrostis epigeios), and sedge (Carex schreberi), and such dicotyledons as the buttercup (Ranunculus acer), bird's-foot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus), and clover (Trifolium). The humid, low-lying meadows produce various sedges and grasses (Beckmania eruciformis, Poa palustris). Small woods of oak, elm, black poplar, and alder grow in the valleys of the larger rivers. Swamp vegetation can also be found in the river floodplains and on the shores of limans and lakes, which are periodically flooded; such vegetation includes the reed (Phragmites communis), broad-leaved cattail (Typha latifolia), the great bullrush (Scirpus lacustris), and sweet flag (Acorus calamus). Floodplains cover large areas along the great rivers of Ukraine. The best-known among them is the Velykyi Luh of the Dnipro River with its ravine woods, terrace groves, reeds, and cattails. It once played a significant role in Cossack history, but is now submerged under the Kakhovka Reservoir.\nDepressions known as pody, which are common on the watersheds between the Boh River and the Dnipro River and between the Dnipro River and the Molochna River, contain a meadow and meadow-halophytic vegetation. The sandy steppe from Nova Kakhovka to the Black Sea supports typical psammophile (sand-loving) vegetation (Festuca beckeri, etc).\nIn the south, in the Syvash Lake region and along the coast of the Black Sea, there is a strip of salinized chestnut soils, which supports a grassy sagebrush steppe. This is a transitional form between steppe and desert vegetation. Here we find fescue grasses, sometimes feather grass Stipa capillata, and an abundance of Crimean and Austrian wormwood (Artemisia taurica, A. austriaca). On the seacoast halophilic plants grow in solonets soils. Jointed glasswort (Salicornia herbacea), sea-blite (Suaeda), and sea pink (Statice suffruticosa) are dominant. To the south of the steppe the southern chornozem plains of the Crimea were once covered with fescue\u2013feather-grass steppes. The ordinary chornozems farther south supported steppes of various grasses, fescues, and feather grasses. Now these lands are cultivated, but some remnants of the steppe continue to flourish on the slopes of ravines. The Tarkhankut Peninsula and the Kerch Peninsula with their rocky and gravelly soils are covered with a shrub steppe consisting of thyme, germander (Teucrium), Crimean skullcap (Scutellaria taurica), cliff lucerne (Medicago rupestris), various feather grasses, fescue grasses, and others.\nMediterranean vegetation. A narrow zone of Mediterranean vegetation extends along the Crimean southern shore and the Caucasian coast of the Black Sea. The typical forests in this zone consist of pubescent oak, tall juniper, Crimean pine (Pinus pallasiana), and Stankevich pine (P. Stankevichi). The undergrowth consists of arbutus (Arbutus andrachne), Ruscus ponticus, and other species. Today the Mediterranean vegetation is different from what it was: wild plants have been displaced by vineyards, orchards, and decorative gardens.\nMountain vegetation. The Carpathian Mountains are a subprovince of the Central European deciduous province. They contain a large number of West European varieties (mainly beech, Carpathian hornbeam, common and rock oak, linden, and maple), a number of endemic species, and some representatives of north Balkan, Mediterranean, and Euro-Siberian taiga and alpine vegetation. The diverse climatic zones in the mountains have reproduced an altitudinal distribution of plants in several belts. The foothills and the lower slopes up to 500\u2013600 m above sea level constitute the mixed-forest belt consisting primarily of oak (Quercus robur, Q. sessiliflora), as well as pine, fir, hornbeam, beech, sharp-leaved maple, and large-leaved linden. At higher elevations the proportion of beech and coniferous species increases. At 600\u20131,200 m lies the belt of beech and mixed beech-fir and spruce forests. In Subcarpathia this forest belt faces north and contains mostly coniferous trees, but in Transcarpathia the belt is occupied by large beech forests. Spruce (Picea excelsa) forests are dominant only at higher elevations. The upper limit of the forests reaches 1,500\u20131,600 m. Above this line lie the subalpine and alpine belts, with thick scrub of dwarf pine (Pinus mughus), Siberian juniper, mountain alder (Alnus viridis), and Carpathian rhododendron. Extensive mountain meadows (polonyny) and clearings at this elevation are used for pastures in summer. The alpine belt (above 1,800\u20131,850 m) contains arnica (Arnica moutana), gentians, various orchids, etc; the ground is covered with white mosses and matted lichens at higher elevations.\nThe Crimean Mountains, which are a subprovince of the Euxine province of the Mediterranean forest region, are remarkable for their developed forests and rich vegetation. In the Tertiary period they belonged to the east Mediterranean landmass, on which the ancient Mediterranean vegetation established itself. Northern varieties are fewer here. The mountains are covered with forests of oak, beech, hornbeam, and other trees. Near the upper boundary of the beech forests there are small tracts of pine. The mountains are topped with pastures, called yaily, with short, thick grasses.\nThe western and southern foothills of the Caucasus Mountains are covered with thick, Mediterranean evergreen vegetation. Above the juniper and juniper-oak belt (with some Caucasian beech [Fagus orientalis]) the relatively low coastal mountain range is forestless and covered with mountain-steppe or mountain-meadow vegetation. Above this vegetation belt is a belt of fescues and feather grasses. Strong winds are responsible for drastically lowering the boundary of forest vegetation. Farther south, at elevations up to 2,000 m, there are deciduous forests of oak, beech, hornbeam, maple, and other trees and mixed forests containing the Caucasian fir (Abies nordmanniana) and spruce (Picea orientalis). Above 2,000 m lies a subalpine belt, with high mountain meadows, and an alpine belt. Beyond 3,000 m the bare cliffs are covered with permanent snow.\nShmal\u2019gauzen, I. Flora iugo-zapadnoi Rossii (Kyiv 1886)\nMontresor, V. \u2018Obozrenie rastenii vkhodiashchikh v sostav flory gubernii Kievskogo uchebnogo okruga,\u2019 Zapiski Kievskogo obshchestva estestvoispitatelei, 8, 9, 10 (Kyiv 1887\u20139)\nShmal\u2019gauzen, I. Flora srednei i iuzhnoi Rossii, Kryma i severnogo Kavkaza, 2 vols (Kyiv 1895\u20137)\nPachoskii, I. Osnovnye cherty razvitiia flory iugo-zapadnoi Rossii (Kherson 1910)\nOpisanie rastitel\u2019nosti Khersonskoi gub. Stepi, 1\u20133 (Kherson 1915, 1917, 1927)\nIanata, O. (ed). 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        "raw_content": "Home \u2022 Arcadia \u2022 National Parks in Time and Space \u2022 Circeo National Park: Fascist Land-Reclamation and...\nThe remaining swamps within the Circeo National Park\n2006 Fulvia Giannessi\nThe transformation of wild nature into productive nature was central to the symbolism of the Fascist regime at the inception of New Italy. Efforts to realise this transformation amounted to a physical representation of the civilizing value that Fascist ideology assigned to agriculture.\nAmong these efforts, the land-reclamation project to combat malaria (bonifica integrale) that started on the Pontine Marshes in the 1920s was symbolically the most important. Ponds were drained, glades filled, forests cleared, new towns founded and settlers relocated from all over the country. The regime claimed to have eradicated malaria in the region, but it also destroyed many wetland ecosystems in the process.\nThe creation in 1934 of the Parco Nazionale del Circeo (Circeo National Park) came as a by-product of this environmentally ruinous reclamation program. Of the original 20,700 hectares of forest and swampland, 3,270 were put under protection to serve, in accordance with the aims of Fascist propaganda, as a reminder of how the region supposedly looked during the Roman Empire. Archaeological remains and water buffaloes symbolized a lost rural majesty. Moreover, 700 hectares were reforested with alien species, such as eucalyptus, in order to recreate the windbreaks formerly provided by the Mediterranean marquis but damaged during the reclamation works.\nRelief map of the Pontine Marshes drainage system, located at the headquarters of the Consorzio di Bonifica dell'Agro Pontino.\n2009 Michael Tinkler\nWater buffalos in the Circeo National Park\n2010 Alessandro Musicorio\nThe park, like the rest of the Pontine Marshes was subject to the bonifica integrale, therefore constituted a largely man-made environment. It was even advertised as the new wood reserve for the capital as well as a source of wood and work in the winter season for the new settlers of the Pontine Marshes, not to mention a convenient and healthy tourist destination for town-dwellers. The Fascist regime portrayed the \u2018natural\u2019 landscape as beautiful, healthy and worthy of protection precisely because of its utilitarian value and potential in terms of employment.\nHardenberg, Wilko Graf von. \u201cCirceo National Park: Fascist Land-Reclamation and Conservation in the Pontine Marshes.\u201d Environment & Society Portal, Arcadia (2013), no. 4. Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society. https://doi.org/10.5282/rcc/5057.\nBinde, Per. \u201cNature versus city: landscapes of Italian Fascism.\u201d Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, no. 17 (n.d.): 761-775.\nFrost, Ruth Sterling. \u201cThe Reclamation of the Pontine Marshes.\u201d Geographical Review 24, no. 4 (October 1, 1934): 584-595.\nSaba, Andrea F. \u201cCultura, natura, riciclaggio. Il fascismo e l\u2019ambiente dal movimento ruralista alle necessit\u00e0 autarchiche.\u201d In Storia ambientale: una nuova frontiera storiografica, edited by Andrea F. Saba and Edgar H. Meyer, 63-110. Milano: Teti, 2001.\nWebsite of the Circeo National Park\nWeblog entry \u201cone grows rich in a year but dies in six months\u201d\nCirceo National Park: Fascist Land-...",
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        "raw_content": "Local time: 19:30 PAIS ARENA JERUSALEM\nLucic, Macvan led Bayern past Jerusalem\nFC Bayern Munich remained undefeated and sent a message that echoed all around the 7DAYS EuroCup by downing Hapoel Bank Yahav Jerusalem 83-91 in Group B in the Holy City on Wednesday. Bayern improved to 3-0 in Group B while Jerusalem dropped to 0-3. Vladimir Lucic led the winners with 16 points. Milan Macvan and Braydon Hobbs each added 15, Reggie Redding had 13 while Jared Cunningham got 10 for Bayern. Austin Daye led Jerusalem with 28 points. Richard Howell added 13 while Alen Omic had 10 for the hosts. Bayern started the game with great intensity at both ends, as Redding, Lucic and Hobbs allowed Bayern to get a 12-31 lead after 10 minutes. Daye stepped up for the hosts, getting help from Howell and Yogev Ohayon to bring Jerusalem within 39-51 at halftime. Macvan took over after the break, leading a 0-10 run that sealed the outcome, 49-72. Bayern kept a 55-78 margin after 30 minutes. Daye had 13 points in a 19-2 run that gave Jerusalem plenty of hope, 79-85, but Bayern stayed calmed in the final two minutes and sealed the outcome from the free throw line.\nLucic and Macvan fueled a 0-6 opening run. Daye and Jerome Dyson stepped up for Jerusalem but three-pointers by Redding and Lucic made the hosts call timeout at 7-16. Back-to-back triples by Redding and Hobbs boosted the guests' margin to 10-25. Free throws by Hobbs and Cunningham made it a 19-point game, 12-31, after 10 minutes. Howell and Ohayon tried to change things for Jerusalem early in the second quarter but an alleyoop dunk by Lucic kept Bayern way ahead, 18-37. Daye hit a couple of a three-pointers and added a jumper, getting help from Bar Timor to give Jerusalem hope at 31-43. Maik Zirbes followed free throws with a jump hook, Lucic hit a jumper and Macvan added a layup for a 39-51 Bayern lead at the break. A second-chance layup by Devin Booker kept Bayern fully in charge, 43-57, soon after the break. Anton Gavel buried a triple and an alleyoop layup by Lucic made it a 15-point game, 47-62. Macvan had seven points in a 0-10 run to give the guests a 49-72 lead. Yotan Halperin hit a triple and Alen Omic scored down low but Redding and Hobbs restored a 55-78 Bayern lead after 30 minutes. Jerusalem found a go-to guy in Daye, who had 13 points in a 19-2 run that brought Jerusalem within 79-85 in the next-to-last minutes. Free throws by Lucic and Redding allowed Bayern to stay out of trouble until the final buzzer.\nBoth teams return to action on Wednesday. Bayern visits Buducnost VOLI Podgorica, in a battle between undefeated teams, while Jerusalem travels to Italy to face Grissin Bon Reggio Emilia.\nReferees: RYZHYK, BORYS; KARTAL, ERSAN; KOLJENSIC, MILOS\nHapoel Bank Yahav Jerusalem 12 27 16 28\n2 DYSON, JEROME 33:31 9 2/5 1/3 2/2 1 1 6 4 4 4 4 11\n8 ELIYAHU, LIOR 2:47 0/1 -1\n9 DAYE, AUSTIN 29:37 28 4/8 5/8 5/5 1 3 4 2 2 5 6 26\n10 HALPERIN, YOTAM 12:47 5 1/2 1/3 0/1 3 3 7\n11 TIMOR, BAR 17:58 5 0/2 1/2 2/3 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 3 5\n12 OHAYON, YOGEV 30:45 7 1/4 0/2 5/9 1 1 6 3 2 5 4 5\n14 HOWELL, RICHARD 26:47 13 5/8 0/1 3/7 3 4 7 3 3 4 6 14\n23 OMIC, ALEN 19:35 10 4/7 2/6 3 3 2 1 2 3 4 6\n24 MAYOR, IGOR DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -\nHead coach: KATSIKARIS, FOTIS\n3 HOBBS, BRAYDON 19:23 15 3/5 6/6 2 2 1 4 1 2 13\n9 CUNNINGHAM, JARED 10:31 10 2/4 6/8 1 2 5 3 7\n11 LUCIC, VLADIMIR 28:39 16 4/6 1/2 5/5 1 3 4 3 2 1 2 23\n13 MACVAN, MILAN 21:35 15 5/6 1/3 2/2 6 6 1 1 1 5 4 16\n14 DEDOVIC, NIHAD 3:12 1 1 1 1 -1\n15 REDDING, REGGIE 28:32 13 2/3 2/3 3/4 3 3 2 1 3 1 2 4 14\n16 JOVIC, STEFAN 17:02 6 2/2 2/2 1 1 5 2 4 2 8\n22 BARTHEL, DANILO 14:23 2 1/1 0/1 1 6 7 1 3 4 2\n25 GAVEL, ANTON 17:47 3 1/3 1 1 4 2 4\n31 BOOKER, DEVIN 18:41 5 2/5 1/2 2 2 2 4 1 5 3\nKATSIKARIS, FOTIS\n\"How we reacted and how we fought in the last six minutes of the game is what I am taking from this game. It's not easy playing against a solid team like them, and we had options until the end. And that's what I want everybody to understand: that we can play hard, rebound, help each other... We created different situations in our options. We scored 83 points against a solid defensive team. We missed 15 free throws and 6 to 8 layups. We have to find the balance as a team and we can compete that way. I am optimistic.\"\n\"A very important road win. Playing Jerusalem is tough, we knew that they would play with all their heart. When the timeout was taken with six minutes to go everything clicked for them. We must be tougher. This is a good win, of course before the game I would have taken this final result any day, but seeing how the game went, I wish it had finished in a different way. We owe it to ourselves, we did a good job preparing this game. 21 turnovers is a huge numbers for any team and for us especially. We must get better at this.\"",
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        "raw_content": "If A Baseball Game Was Played In a Forest, Would Anyone Hear It?\nIt\u2019s the middle of summer and most of us are sweltering in the heat, but the Boys of Summer keep going at it anyway.\nMajor League Baseball just held its annual All-Star game.\nAs usual the game showcased all of the game\u2019s stars and most of the game\u2019s stars that fans most wanted to see. The American League won the game 3-0 in a contest that most people, and especially sports and baseball experts, are calling boring and dull. I have a few words for those experts and commentators but won\u2019t go into that here. I won\u2019t go into all of that here because I do not have any respect for any of the baseball and sports experts as far as baseball, and Major League Baseball is concerned.\nMajor League Baseball has faded into the shadows in the sports world in this country for the past handful of years now. A good part of that is due to MLB\u2019s marketing of its game, league and players. The other part of MLB\u2019s slow demise in this country is due to the lack of coverage, discussion, promotion and upkeep by today\u2019s sports media - that very same sports media that calls itself baseball and sports experts.\nI have put together five reasons Major League Baseball should be gathering a lot more attention, coverage, discussion and excitement than it has this season. Read on and find out if you were even aware if this was all happening in this year\u2019s MLB season:\n5.\tTwenty-one of the league\u2019s thirty teams are within ten games of leading their respective divisions.\n21 out of 30. 70% of the league\u2019s teams are within ten games of being in first place. This is a phenomenal percentage of teams well within distance to make a run at a division title.\n4.\tTwenty-three of the league\u2019s thirty teams are within ten games of a Wildcard.\n23 out of 30. 77% of the league\u2019s teams are within ten games of making the playoffs. This again is a tremendous percentage of teams well within distance of reaching a place in playoffs.\n3. Division races are very competitive.\nThe AL East has four teams within seven games of first place. The fourth place team right now is the New York Yankees.\nThe AL Central has three teams within seven games of first place. The third place team right now is the Kansas City Royals. Right, the Royals.\nThe AL West has three teams within eight games of first place. Right now, the Oakland A\u2019s and Texas Rangers are tied for first place. Right, tied.\nThe NL East has three teams with seven games of first place. Right now, both Philadelphia and Washington are sitting at exactly .500.\nThe NL Central has three teams within five games of first place. Right now, the Pittsburgh Pirates are in second place with a 56-38 record. Right, the Pirates.\nThe NL West has all five of it\u2019s teams within 8.5 games of first place. Sadly, right now, only the Arizona Diamondbacks have a winning record.\n2.\tThe Pittsburgh Pirates are in position to earn their first winning season in 21 years.\nThe Pirates last winning season was in 1992.\n1992 was the year the Atlanta Braves beat the Pirates in Game Seven of the National League Championship series: The Game Seven when the Braves\u2019 Sid Bream chugged home all the way from second base with the winning run on Francisco Cabrera\u2019s single in the bottom of the Ninth Inning with two outs. Bream scored the winning run just ahead of the throw form Pirate left-fielder and 1992 NL MVP, Barry Bonds.\nIt seems to have taken the Pittsburgh franchise over twenty years to recover from that series.\nI have heard more talk about the resurgence of the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Redskins than I have about the Pirates and NFL training camp is only almost going to begin. The Seahawks went the Super Bowl in 2006 while the Redskins have not been there since 1992 - the same year the Pirates last posted a positive winning percentage - 21 years ago.\n1.\tDetroit\u2019s Miguel Cabrera is the reigning AL MVP and last year\u2019s Triple Crown winner - and he is on pace to have even a better year this season.\nLast year Cabrera ended with a batting average of .330, 44 home runs and 139 RBI. This year, at the All-Star break - through 95 games the Tigers have played, Cabrera owns a batting average of .362, 30 home runs and 95 RBI.\nAs a side note, in Cabrera\u2019s six years with Detroit he holds a .328 batting average, has averaged 35.5 home runs and 115.5 RBI each season.\nWhy Cabrera is not a superstar in the sports media and doesn\u2019t have his face and/or jersey all over billboards and products is beyond me. Maybe if he played for the Yankees he would be talked about. I have heard more about LeBron James offseason than I have heard about Cabrera\u2019s current season.\nI would bet you have not been aware of any of these five things happening in Major League Baseball as of the All-Star Break.\nIf you are a baseball fan, you might have had some idea of some of the standings in some of the divisions but I doubt anyone has spoken about just how competitive the league is across the board and just how many teams are in contention for division titles, wildcard spots and the playoffs. If you are a casual fan I would bet you had no idea the baseball being played this year in the MLB is at all this competitive; you probably are only aware the Derek Jeter came back for the Yankees and is now on the Disabled List again. I bet none of you knew the current six division leaders consisted of both the Oakland A\u2019s and the Arizona Diamondbacks. It\u2019s a slow news days for our renown baseball experts when the Yankees find themselves in fourth place.\nIt is obvious from just the facts above that Major League Baseball is having an excellent season in 2013. It is not your fault or my fault we have not been aware of the great things going on in our nation\u2019s pastime. The sports and baseball experts plainly do not report or talk about any of this, they do not fill the airwaves we listen to and watch with any of this. These same sports experts currently discuss NFL draft results, NFL 2013 schedules and outlooks along with NBA free agency and trades while choosing not to discuss Major League Baseball. They choose to discuss the topics they do because they say that you, the baseball fan and you the sports fan just are not interested in baseball - when in reality it is they themselves who are not interested in baseball.\nThis is a very blatant example of the media determining what media is important instead of doing what media is truly tasked to do and that is to simply report and cover the what is going in the world.\nThe question of whether or not if baseball game was played in the forest would anyone hear it can be answered as this: When no one in national sports media reports it, covers it or talks about it, it is just like the game never made a sound.\nIn their own small world the sports and baseball experts have worked to deny us the exposure and pleasure to what is a fine game that is having a very fine season.\nBaseball fans, we have the ability to enjoy our favorite game without worrying about the proper care and promotion from the media at large.\nCasual fans, you have the ability to enjoy a game that is as great, as skilled, as exciting and as competitive as it always has been without looking to the media powers that be to tell you so.\nNow let\u2019s all go chop down one of those trees in that forest and form a baseball bat from that good wood and play two in the back yard like all of us did during the summer when we were kids. Nobody from the media was there to cover us then, anyway\u2026.\n(Note: This was written over the 2013 All-Star Break. All standings and statistics mentioned are to be understood as of that particular point in the MLB season.)\nStats provided by MLB.com\nGreat column! I had no idea all this was going on. As an on-again-off-again baseball watcher and a past baseball nut (we're talking 1950's), I am with you on the media. All the other sports' seasons seem to be lasting too long and baseball (probably because there is little or no physical contact) is getting shoved to the side.\nGo Pirates!!! or whoever.\nPlay ball!!!!!!",
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        "raw_content": "ABOUT DR. DIEGUEZ\nFACTS ABOUT PROLOTHERAPY\nPROLOTHERAPHY INJECTIONS\nCONVENTIONAL PRESICION GUIDED INJECTIONS\nBACK BRACING AND ORTHOTICS\nFORMS FOR PROSPECTIVE PATIENT\nYOUR 1ST VISIT TO OUR OFFICE\nRegenerative Medicine is a branch of medicine used in our office for the treatment of musculoskeletal, orthopedic conditions, spine conditions and sports injury!\nRegenerative medicine is a game-changing area of medicine with the potential to heal damaged tissues, offering solutions and hope for patients who have conditions that were beyond hope of repair. These regenerative techniques may help you avoid surgery.\nGreat progress has been made in medicine, but current evidence-based and palliative treatments are increasingly unable to keep pace with patients' needs, especially given our aging population. 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For the uninitiated, the term ortho-biologics refers to all treatments that utilize molecules, cells or tissues to aid in the healing and reparative process of a musculoskeletal injury or chronic orthopaedic condition. This includes cell-based therapies and platelet rich plasma (PRP). Ortho-biologic therapy involves the application of concentrated forms of platelet rich plasma or bone marrow aspirate. It can be used to treat acute injuries like sports injuries or long term degenerative disease like osteoarthritis.\nThe concentrated platelet rich plasma (PRP) release growth factors and cell mediators that that have been shown to greatly promote the repair of damaged tissues.\nConcentrate bone marrow aspirate provides stem cells that are capable of differentiating into bone, cartilage, muscle tendons and ligaments. They ave also ben shown to have the capability of generating new blood vessels to damage tissues.\nIt is not for Everyone!\nIn Saint Augustine Florida, we introduced these non-surgical modalities and have used them for close to ten years in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, spine conditions and orthopedic conditions. The success rate is around 80% but only if you pick the patients correctly and use the latest techniques. We do not make false claim about the procedures we perform and yes they do not work for everyone and there are failures. Additionally even in the successful patients it may have to be repeated years later like at times you have to have revision of a knee replacement because it is not working right or because the prosthesis is worn out. Nothing last forever. There is approximately a 20% failure rate even in the best hands. Not all patients are good candidates for these procedures. That is why it is so important to pick the patients correctly. You want to give them the best chance of success.\nOur office in St. Augustine Florida is the only facility exclusively dedicated to non-operative treatment of musculoskeletal, orthopaedic and spine conditions and sports injury using minimally invasive means.\nDepending on the case it may include conventional precision guided injections in any of its forms, Prolotherapy with Dextrose, injections of PRP or Autologus Stem Cell procedures with bone marrow aspiration. We use the EmCyte corporation protocols.\nIn this ever changing field, we always strive to stay within FDA and Florida Board of Medicine regulations at all times. We want to bring you the latest treatments approved by the FDA and the Board of Medicine. We do not manipulate the cells obtained in any way shape or form since that would constitute the creation of a drug and this is a highly regulated process. All procedures are performed in our procedure room under the most strict aseptic techniques. We do not make false claim about the procedures we perform and yes they do not work for everyone and there are failures. Additionally we do not use any amniotic fluid product or cord blood or placental products. We only use autologus stem cells harvested from your own bone marrow with minimal manipulation and nothing added to them. It is all done in a little over an hour in our fully equipped procedure room using aseptic technique.\nOne of the most promising new fields of science and medicine is the area of cell therapies and their use in regenerative medicine. These new technologies, most of which are in early stages of development, hold significant promise for transformative and potentially curative treatments for some of humanity\u2019s most troubling and intractable maladies. The prospect of clinical tissue repair strategies is a tangible reality.\nHowever, with all of the medical potential, also comes novelty and uncertainty as this field matures. There are a small number of unscrupulous actors who have seized on the clinical promise of regenerative medicine, while exploiting the uncertainty, in order to make deceptive, and sometimes corrupt, assurances to patients based on unproven and, in some cases, dangerously dubious products. These dishonest actors exploit the sincere reports of the significant clinical potential of properly developed products as a way of deceiving patients and preying on the optimism of patients facing bad illnesses. This puts the entire field at risk. Products that are reliably and carefully developed will be harder to advance if bad actors are able to make hollow claims and market unsafe science.\nAt the same time, it is incumbent upon the FDA to separate with bright lines new treatments that are: 1) medical products subject to the FDA\u2019s regulation and 2) therapies that are individualized by surgeons/physicians in such a way that they are not subject to FDA regulation. This is the key between what is legal and what is not.\nThis is why we do not use any umbilical cord products or amniotic fluid product being sold out there. They are not FDA approved because there are no live and functional cells in those umbilical cord blood products or amniotic fluid products that are being sold. This is something that Dr. Chris Centeno from Regenex in Denver Colorado has confirmed and now Lisa Fortier's lab at Cornell has also confirmed. Marketing and using these products for Stem Cell Therapy is basically fraudulent.\nThe cell therapies that we use are individualized, and are not subject to FDA regulation. This applies when cells or tissues are taken from and given back to the same individual or when the cells or tissues do not undergo significant manufacturing, are intended to perform the same basic functions, and are not combined with another drug or device and their benefits and risks are well understood. 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        "raw_content": "The ruling by the Supreme People\u2019s Court of China in the antitrust suit brought by Qihoo 360 against Internet giant Tencent was the highest court\u2019s first decision in an antitrust case under the country\u2019s Antimonopoly Law, which went into effect in 2008. On Nov. 26 and 27, 2013, I provided expert testimony to the Supreme People\u2019s Court in my (then) role as a Special Affiliated Consultant with Charles Rivers Associates. Here I provide views on the court\u2019s ruling.\nThis commentary was originally published by MLex. You can download a copy of the commentary here.\nI was asked by MLex[1] to write a short commentary on the recent decision by the Supreme People\u2019s Court, or SPC, of the People\u2019s Republic of China regarding the litigation between Qihoo 360[2] (Qihoo, the plaintiff) and Tencent [3] (Tencent, the defendant).\nI was retained by Qihoo as an expert economic witness in both the original trial at the Higher People\u2019s Court in Guangdong, and in the appeal at the SPC. While I no longer have any contractual or financial relationship with Qihoo, I evidently have some sympathy for their cause and this should be born in mind as you read this note.\nThis note summarises the case and comments on two issues that were determinative to the Court\u2019s conclusions: the appropriate use of data to assess dominance, and the application of antitrust to firms with multi-market contact.\nBoth Tencent (current market capitalization in the region of $140 billion) and Qihoo (current market cap in the region $7 billion) are conglomerate software firms that offer a range of complementary online, desktop and mobile products. Tencent\u2019s core products are the QQ Instant Messaging service, and, more recently, the WeChat mobile messaging service. Qihoo\u2019s core product is the 360 security suite. By 2014, Tencent and Qihoo directly competed in a number of markets, including search and mobile app stores.\nIn the second week of November 2010, Tencent enacted the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d event that made all Tencent computer software incompatible with all Qihoo computer software, forcing consumers to choose to use software from just one of the two companies. Tencent communication at the time suggested the event was in response to the recent introduction by Qihoo of a downloadable advert blocker that prevented some Tencent products from showing pop-up adverts. Within 48 hours of the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d event, Qihoo lost almost 10 percent of its installed user base. The event made international news, and the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology intervened to ask both companies to \u201ctake a step back.\u201d Tencent reinstated compatibility with Qihoo software, and Qihoo removed its advert blocker from the market.\nAt the time of the event, Tencent and Qihoo competed directly in the market for computer security services, and there is some evidence that Tencent considered Qihoo as a potential entrant into the instant messaging, or IM, market. In the years following the event, the two firms have competed directly in a number of other markets such as search and the distribution and monetization of games and other apps for mobile phones.\nThe substantive issues of dispute were market definition, market shares, and abuse. The allegation of the plaintiff was that, by virtue of the QQ Instant Messaging product, Tencent was dominant in the IM market. Tencent then abused this dominance by substantially weakening the ability of Qihoo to compete in the computer security market, and the ability to potentially compete in the IM market or in any other markets where the two firms were likely to interact in the future.\nThe Court broadly agreed with the Plaintiff\u2019s market definition, calculation of market share, and general approach to assessing dominance. However, on analysis of the facts, the Court found that QQ was not dominant. Further, the Court found that the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d event was not abusive, even if QQ were to be found dominant, since Tencent\u2019s Computer Security product saw little benefit from the event, and Tencent produced no other product at the time that competed directly with Qihoo.\nI agree with the Court\u2019s general approach to assessment of dominance, but disagree with its interpretation of the facts. I disagree with its general approach to assessing whether the event was abusive.\nThe appropriate use of data to assess dominance\nThe Court analysed seven factors when considering whether QQ was dominant: market share, nature of competition, the ability of Tencent to control prices or trading conditions, the technical and financial strength of Tencent, the extent to which QQ is a necessary service or product, ease of entry, and evidence of substitution.\nOf these seven, it appears that ease of entry and evidence of substitution were particularly influential. For example, the Court analyzed the impact of the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d event on QQ competitors:\n\u201cAlthough it is impossible to know the number of users of [QQ\u2019s] competitors every day, the change in monthly users [during the month of the event] can be roughly estimated\u2026 MSN rose 61.93 percent; Fetion rose 9.95 percent; Aliwangwant 5.15 percent\u2026these facts strongly suggests appellee instant messaging services do not have significant market dominance.\u201d (translated, emphasis added)\nAt first blush, these figures look compelling: in response to the decrease in QQ service quality caused by the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d event, use of MSN increased by almost 62 percent. It appears to support the argument that QQ\u2019s market position is fragile, and that any momentary decrease in product quality will be severely punished by the market.\nHowever, the analysis is too simple for at least four reasons:\nWhile a 62 percent increase in users sounds impressive, it is relatively meaningless without knowing the baseline. An increase of 62 percent from a base of 38 million users per month is not as compelling when you know that the market leader had 350 million users in the same month.\nAll major IM services saw an increase in users during the month: it isn\u2019t clear from these figures that QQ\u2019s competitors can be thought of as winning business from QQ since QQ also had an increase in users that month.\nThe number of users per month is a very blunt measure of market share. It would be more appropriate to show the total number of hours that users spent using the service, not least because hours of is most better correlated with revenue.\nUsage of IM services shows significant variation from month to month. It is unclear whether the variations mentioned by the court were statistically significant.\nThe first of these can easily be remedied by displaying the figures quoted by the Court in a graph. The 62 percent figure is immediately put in context: MSN user numbers increased during the month, but the increase was relatively small compared to the size of Tencent QQ\u2019s userbase, which also increased. Presented in this way, it is a stretch to claim that the figures strongly suggest that QQ is not dominant.\nThe other three issues can only be addressed by using a less blunt measure of consumer attention. In my analysis, I used weekly data of the number of total hours of use for each IM service. This is preferable to the monthly user number data that the Court relied on for four reasons.\nFirst, it is possible to create accurate market share figures from hours of use data by calculating a given IM service\u2019s share of total hours of IM use. This accounts for changes in the overall variation of IM services in a given month, allowing for a better comparison of relative changes in popularity.\nSecond, increased data frequency provides for more detailed analysis of impact, allowing us to better isolate the impact of the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d event.\nThird, hours of use more directly reflects consumer usage intensity and can better capture fluctuations in popularity than the blunter user number data.\nFinally, hours of use is more closely correlated with revenue than user umber, making it commercially more appropriate.\nIndeed, in its discussion of calculation of market share, the Court used shares derived from hours of use data, presumably because they thought it best described the relative position of the firms in question.\nUsing hours use data converted into market shares, we can reproduce the previous graph to better understand the likely impact of the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d event on QQ and its competitors.\nAs can be seen, once the figures are presented as market shares, the impact of the event on actual use is far less striking. While MSN did see an increase in market share, it was from a very low base (1.9 percent) to an only slightly higher figure (2.7 percent). Indeed, the impact on both MSN and QQ was only just statistically significant at a 95 percent confidence interval, and the impact on firms other than QQ and MSN was statistically insignificant given the general noise in the data.\nI agree with the Court\u2019s general approach to assessing dominance and its openness to considering evidence of how market shares change in response to changes in product quality. However, I disagree with where the Court has set the bar. I do not believe that a 0.8 percentage point increase in competitor market share in response to a substantial decrease in product quality strongly suggests that QQ, with a market share of close to 90 percent, is not dominant.\nI have similar concerns with the Court\u2019s analysis of entry, which also contains statements of substantial percentage increases in the size of new entrants. Again, all of these increases are from a small base. As the graph below shows, by 2010, no entrant had been able to gain a market share in excess of 5 percent. In the three years between 2010 and the SPC hearing in 2013, the only IM service other than QQ that increased its market share was Aliwangwang, which operates in a distinct niche of communication between consumers and retailers on the Taobao online commerce platform, and in any case remained below 7 percent.\nOnce more, I disagree with where the Court appears to have set the bar. While it is true that a number of firms have entered the IM market, and that market shares are not the be-all and end-all of market analysis, I do not believe that after 6 years of attempted competition, gaining market shares of 3 percent for a direct competitor, or 7 percent for a niche competitor, imply the kind of successful entry-at-scale that provides a meaningful competitive constraint on QQ. In addition, QQ\u2019s market share over the period of entry remained constant. To a large extent the use of newer IM services appears to be at the expense of legacy IM services such as MSN, rather than at the expense of QQ.\nThe implications of the Court\u2019s approach to abusive action and multi-market contact\nIn assessing whether the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d action could have been abusive were QQ to be dominant, the Court took a relatively literal approach to the law. The Court found that since Tencent\u2019s security product did not materially benefit from the \u201cchoose one from two\u201d action, and since Qihoo does not operate an IM network, competition was not distorted in either the IM or computer security markets. The harm to Qihoo\u2019s user base is irrelevant, the Court found, since the objective of the law is to protect the competitive process, not competitors.\nBoth Tencent and Qihoo have business models that involve using their core customer bases, in IM and security respectively, to branch out into complementary and more contestable markets. In 2014, for example, the two firms competed strongly in the provision of mobile games and online search. The \u201cchoose one from two\u201d event hurt Qihoo in its core market of computer security, and thus must have reduced its ability to compete in other complementary markets. However, as noted, the Court did not engage with the possibility of Tencent and Qihoo competing in markets other than the two markets directly in question: IM and computer security.\nHowever, with connected and complementary products, such as those produced by conglomerate Internet firms, it is very plausible that a firm with power in one market (IM) could abuse that power to harm a competitor\u2019s position in a second market (computer security) such that when the two firms compete in a third market (search), the competitor is at a disadvantage. Indeed, practices like this are discussed in the business literature as strategies of leverage or \u201cenvelopment,\u201d and are increasingly important in complementary products where demand in one or more of the products exhibits strong network effects. I hope that the Court\u2019s decision is not taken as a precedent that such multi-market contact and abuse is not covered by China\u2019s Antimonopoly law. 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        "raw_content": "PSU Alumni Raise Over $430,000 For Abuse Victims\nPITTSBURGH (AP) \u2013 A new fundraising drive started by Penn State University alumni has collected over $430,000 to help victims of sexual abuse.\nJerry and Jamie Needel decided to launch the campaign after a criminal investigation against former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky led to charges that he molested eight boys over a 15-year period and to allegations that top school officials failed to respond adequately. Sandusky has maintained his innocence.\nThe couple, who live in New York City, met on their first day at Penn State and graduated in 1998.\n\u201cWe couldn\u2019t bear to sit there and watch and not do a thing,\u2019\u2019 Jaime Needel told the Harrisburg Patriot-News.\nThe Needels created Twitter and Facebook accounts to raise funds for the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network. The couple launched the campaign Nov. 10 under the handle ProudPSUforRAINN. Donations totaled $53,000 in the campaign\u2019s first 24 hours.\nDonations go to RAINN\u2019s sexual assault hotline, an anonymous instant messaging service to allow victims of sexual abuse to speak in confidence about their trauma.\nPeople who did not attend Penn State also have contributed, and the University of Nebraska has offered to auction off three football helmets on the Internet and donate the funds to RAINN.",
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        "raw_content": "By Sky Destrian - September 10, 2014\nWhen I first saw the idea of \"self-care\" floating around Tumblr, I was pretty skeptical. The concept was simple: just take some time to take care of you. Do things you enjoy. Make sure you're fed, hydrated, and well-rested. Or maybe just do something non-essential but inspiring, like painting your nails or putting on lotion. At the time, the whole notion of \"self-care\" sounded... well, selfish. But then again, I'm pretty self-deprecating.\nI brushed it off initially, but then I started to warm to the idea. But I still didn't do anything. I thought things like this: Someday I'll have time to take care of myself, right?\nAnd then, a month or two ago, after an extremely rough day, my mom made me get in the bath, turned off all the lights, brought me a candle, and let me marinate in some hot water.\nThat's when I realized what self care was. Self care is taking some time to not be with anyone but you and your thoughts. It's about taking some time to breathe and rest, clear your head, and feel peace deep down in your soul.\nAnd then, yet again, I brushed it off. It's so easy to think, \"I'll take care of myself tomorrow. I don't have time.\" But a couple of weeks ago, I was having a bad pain day. 'Cuz, ya know, a stupid thing called fibromyalgia. Everything hurt, I was exhausted. Getting out of bed had been a challenge, and emotionally I was a wreck. I kept telling myself, \"I just want to not be sick. Just for one day (or maybe a very long time to be honest), I want my chronic illness to not exist.\"\nThen I spilled chocolate protein shake on myself, and that was the last straw. I abandoned all my conversations online, I abandoned all my plans, and I went up to the shower.\nAnd then while in the shower, I thought about self care and what it really means.\nAt the beginning of 2014, my wish for the year was, \"2014, be good to me!\" (Unfortunately, 2014 has been pretty dang rude, but that's another story.) I had already been thinking about the irony of that statement, since this year has been a rough one. Then that thought collided with another; the one about self care. And I thought: If I don't be good to myself, who will?\nNow yes, there are those fabulous people that take care of you and care about you and want to make sure you're all right. But here's the thing: they're not always around. The only flesh-and-blood person you are around 100% of the time is... you. And shouldn't that make us love ourselves? After all, we have to live with us.\nBut instead, a lot of us, me included, deal with self-loathing. And maybe that's why the idea of self care is so odd to us. We've learned, somehow and from somewhere, to hate our bodies, to hate ourselves.\nBut we need to love us.\nThink about this: if I had heard my friend was going through what I had--having a bad pain day, crying, spilling protein shake, and overall feeling crappy--I would've wanted them to take care of themselves since I couldn't do it for them. I would want them to treat themselves with just as much love and care as I would want to treat them. I would want them to take care of themselves for me. (I think this is a universal concept, judging by how we tell people to \"take care.\")\nBut yet when I'm faced with the option of taking care of myself and not taking care of myself, I choose not to do it. Why? Why shouldn't I be good to me? Life is too short to spend hating myself. Life is too short to not take care of you, to not make sure you know you are loved, even if you're the one taking sometime out of your day to make yourself feel that way. Next time life is hard, take a bath with candles. My mom made me do it. Trust me, it works.\nI hope the next time you find yourself down and needing some love that you take care of yourself. Take some time to just be you. Find your peace and remember how to be okay and how to be happy again. Take time to get to the point where you can know that things will work out. Take some time to rest in the knowledge that you are loved: by God, by other people, and most of all, you. At risk of sounding trite, I hope your times of self care help you remember how important and special and beautiful and smart and funny and wonderful you truly are.\n2014 was not good to me, but that's okay. I can take more time to be good to myself, to put lotion on my arms, to rest, to take baths, to not stress. I know it's not easy and I'll definitely backslide more than once, but I also know this: it's important and borderline necessary for me to start doing these things.\nAnd slowly, but surely, I'm learning how. I hope you can learn to take care of yourself, too.\nAnd now I do want you to know I think you'd be good to me\nAnd I'd be so good to you\n- marianas trench\nI totally get this. I feel awfully selfish if I just do things for me. And I have a seriously hard time saying no. Gah. It's really really hard! But it's definitely important. Plus, sometimes it's useless to be attempting to do things for other people, or work, or just whatever is scheduled, if you're not well. I think \"me time\" gets a negative/selfish light sometimes, but it's important. I'm glad you're taking care of yourself. NO REGRETS FOR THAT.\nElizabeth Anne D. September 10, 2014 at 10:01 PM\nSo true! I too forget about 'self care.' Sometimes I forget how happy it makes me. 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        "raw_content": "You are here You are here: Home Study Psychology & Mind Fourth Way Miscellaneous Who Was Gurdjieff?\nIncluded here are (10) reports on and about G.I. Gurdjieff, ranging from 'hero worship' by various indoctrinated students of the Fourth Way to 'myth busting' accounts by people not within the Gurdjieff-followers community.\nGurdjieff's Biography From: Gurdjieff Club\nGeorgy Ivanovich Gurdjieff was a mystic, philosopher, spiritual teacher and one of the most enigmatic figures of the first half of the 20th century. He was born on 28 December 1873-77 in Alexandropol (presently, the city of Gumri in Armenia) into a Greek-Armenian family. His father was an ashok, a collector and performer of ancient epos. The Russian Orthodox priest Borsh engaged himself in the upbringing of young Gurdjieff, having the intention of making a church minister and a doctor of him.\nHowever, prompted by an \"unquenchable aspiration to understand the precise meaning of the life process of all the outward forms of breathing creatures on Earth and, especially, the aim of human life\" , Gurdjieff along with a group of like-minded associates, calling themselYes \"Seekers of the Truth,\" set out travelling throughout the East in search of ancient knowledge, which possibly survived, having been preserved up to our time. Subsequently, during conversations with pupils who asked him questions about the sources from where he drew his knowledge, Gurdjieff mentioned Tibet, Eastern Persia and Outer Mongolia.\nGurdjieff appeared in Russia sometime between 1911 and 1913. In his background was a complex life which many biographers had tried to decipher. He himself did everything in his power to scatter all the traces, to confuse facts with legends, and sometimes even with absurdities and anecdotes. Some people saw in him a prophet and a bearer of ancient knowledge, while others viewed him as an \"enslaver of men\" and \"seducer of women\" and even the devil himself. Gurdjieff himself has made no small effort to create this ambiguous image. He frequently signed his epistles to his pupils as the \"The Black Greek,\" \"The Tiger of Turkestan\" and \"The Nephew of the Prince of Mukhran\".\nIn order to keep his teaching from undergoing conceptual crystallization, Gurdjieff invented various means in order to liberate people from a superfluous grasp of his teaching and directing them along the path of profound comprehension. This comprehension was connected with a change of the system of values and reference points of the human being and was supposed to lead towards a renewal of life, which was the most important sense and aim of Gurdjieff's efforts.\nGurdjieff was able by degrees to attract the attention of the Russian artistic intellectuals, and the appropriate people started gathering around him. However, because of the revolution of 1917 and the Civil War which followed it Gurdjieff's grandiose aims could not be achieved, and he was compelled to depart for the Caucasus. Ouspensky and his other pupils followed him.\nIn Tiflis Gurdjieff became acquainted with Alexander and Jeanne de Salzmann (A. de Salzmann was a theatrical artist, and his wife Jeanne was a dance teacher following the system of the famous choreographer Jacques Dalcroze) and began his work on the production of his ballet \"The Struggle of the Magicians\".\nBecause of the turbulent political situation on the Caucasus Gurdjieff along with a group of pupils set out from Batumi to Constantinople in 1920. Later on, in August 1921 they were compelled to depart for Germany, which in the early 1920S was a Mecca for mysticism. In 1922 Gurdjieff bought the estate of Prieure in Avon, close to Fontainebleau, with the money gathered by the pupils of his follower P.D. Ouspensky in London, and founded the Institute for Harmonious Development of Man there. At that period of time Gurdjieff's work was mainly devoted to the methods of study of rhythm and plastic art.\nIn December 1923 Gurdjieff organized in Paris in a theater on the Champs Elysees a demonstration of dance and rhythmical movements to special music, composed by him for these aims.\nMeanwhile, financial worries did not leave hold of Gurdjieff, who was compelled to search for additional earnings in order to sustain life at Prieure. His trip to America in 1924 became one of his attempts to liberate himself from the insoluble financial snare in which he found himself, and a heroic exploration of virgin territory for his activities.\nUpon his return to France, Gurdjieff suffered a car accident: he crashed into a tree when he was driving his automobile back at a great speed from Paris to Fontanebleau. Six months later, recovering his health with great difficulty after the car accident Gurdjieff came up with the decision to liquidate the institute. During the following few years he wrote a number of books, among which was an advertising brochure, \"The Herald of coming good,\" the pseudo-biographical novel \"Meetings with remarkable Men\" about his childhood, youth and the search for the \"lost ancient knowledge\" in the East, as well as his fantastic novel \"Beelzebub's Tales to his Grandson\".\nDuring World War II Gurdjieff lived in Paris. After the war he started being surrounded, once again, with his former and new pupils, with whom he had conversations, and to whom he gave instructions.\nHe died on 20 October, 1949 in Paris, leaving his pupils in a state of confusion and perplexity in regards to the subsequent fate of his teachings. However, his closest pupil, Jeanne de Salzmann was able to gather some of them around her and to organize them into the existing Gurdjieff Foundation. Other followers of Gurdjieff went along the path of synthesis of the teaching obtained by them from Gurdjieff and Ouspensky with Christian, Sufi and Hinduist ideas and practices.\nA number of \"Fourth Way\" groups emerged in Russia in the early 1970S on the wave of the religious and artistic revival, which was taking place chiefly in the Russian underground, which, nonetheless, had a considerable amount of influence on the censored cultural life of that time.\nAt the present time books by Gurdjieff are being published in the West and in Russia in significant runs. His music in the arrangement of the well-known Russian composer Thomas de Hartmann is being published as score albums and compact discs. Among the intellectuals who became adherents of Gurdjieff's ideas mention must be made of George Bernard Shaw, Aldous Huxley and Christopher Isherwood... - the list of names of talented people, who have gratefully developed that which they were able to acquire due to their encounter or their direct interaction with the \"system\", will take fare more than one page. Numerous organizations of his followers, who study his works, practice his teachings and perform the sacred dances and movements created by him, exist in most countries of Europe, Asia and America.\nGurdjieff's return to Russia is taking place not only in the form of translations of his books and a massive all-round interest in his ideas, remarkable dances and music, but also in the form of a purely practical application of his ideas to business and economics. In the West already for several decades many people make use of the universal principles, stated in Gurdjieff's teachings in the sphere of management and monitoring of organizations, for preparation of personnel, and in other spheres.\nWho is G.I. Gurdjieff? From: Gurdjieff Foundation of Austin\nIt is necessary to do everything today. Forget tomorrow.\nWith today, you repair yesterday and you give tomorrow the possibility\nof becoming what it should. - G.I. Gurdjieff\nGeorges Ivanovitch Gurdjieff was born in eastern Turkey around 1866. The primary source about his early life was written by Gurdjieff himself in his book Meetings with Remarkable Men as well as comments he sometimes made to his students during his life. His life becomes much clearer after 1913, or so, when he appeared as a teacher in Moscow. What seems evident however, was that he was a gifted child with an incredible thirst for knowledge. Considering the time period and area where Gurdjieff was raised, lends greater appreciation to his unique influences as a boy and young man.\nAfter his formal education, he left home as a teenager seeking answers to the questions that had rooted in him. During his travels, he met up with other like-minded \"seekers\" and continued to journey to areas where he believed answers could be found. It is evident that he travelled throughout many countries in Asia, the middle east and Africa, including Egypt, India, Tibet, Afganistan and Iran. Upon reaching Moscow, he had acquired a formidable body of knowledge and a \"science of transformation\" formulated, organized, and ready to be presented through oral tradition to the western world. Gurdjieff was in his mid to late 40s and clearly had a mission.\nIntense conditions in Europe followed Gurdjieff. The Russian revolution forced him and his students to leave Russia in 1918. Political unrest in eastern Europe forced him westward and eventually Gurdjieff and his students settled in France in 1922. This period of time was well documented in P.D. Ouspensky's book In Search of the Miraculous. Two years after opening his \"Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man,\" Gurdjieff suffered a near fatal car accident. This greatly effected his future plans. He eventually closed the school and meantime began to formulate his teaching into writing. However, he also continued working with smaller groups which now had been established with the help of many senior students including those in America and England. After having first visited America in 1924, Gurdjieff continued to travel to New York numerous times until 1935, the year he also stopped writing. It was well known that he developed a special affinity towards America, visiting, among other places, Boston, Chicago, and California. In France, Gurdjieff continued teaching under great risks during the Nazi occupation. Indeed, students there literally risk their lives to continue to study with him.\nAfter the war, his students could now safely travel and a great influx returned to him from all over Europe and America. His most important book, Beelezebub's Tales to His Grandson had been written and was the touchstone of his teaching, which by then, had evolved and developed further. He visited America again in December 1948 and had planned another in October 1949, but after struggling with fluctuating health, he finally admittited himself to the American Hospital in Paris. He died three days later on the 29th of October and left behind a legacy of written works, movements (including sacred dances) and about 300 music compositions. He was 83.\nGurdjieff's remaining students (often referred to as first generation students) are now few in number, but they continue to pass on his practical work offering their guidance, to a new generation throughout the world.\n\"I have very good leather to sell\nto those who want to make\nthemselves shoes.\"\nWho was George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff? Writer? Choreographer? Psychiatrist? Musician? Doctor? Master Cook? He defies categorisation: though it is clear that he re-united segments of 'acroamatic' knowledge gleaned during a twenty year search in Asia; and brought to the West a methodology for the possible evolution of consciousness, within a cosmology of awe-inspiring scale. His call was radical. Awake! Awake from your unsuspected hypnotic sleep, to consciousness and conscience.\nMore than a hundred years ago Gurdjieff was a poor boy in the obscure town of Kars, on the Russo-Turkish frontier: today his name is becoming a modish verbal token, which (like Darwin, Marx, Freud, Einstein) is absurdly conceived to be self-explicatory. Those who would now narrowly appropriate him as 'the inspirer of the ecology movement' or 'the initiator of contemporary eupsychian therapies' \u2014 though doubtless they glimpse aspects \u2014 comprehend neither his scale nor the trajectory of the religious traditions.\nFor a truer perspective on Gurdjieff we must turn to his circle of devoted followers, who paid for their insights by effort. These were men and women magnetised not by a system of self-supportive notional abstractions but by a human being of Rabelaisian stature; by the fine energies at his disposition; by his compassion; and by his ability to transmit a pratique. Their journals and autobiographies constitute a rich and singular literature: Gurdjieff is assigned his inescapable historicity, yet somehow struggles free, emerging with the cohesion and the presence of a myth.\nEncounters with Gurdjieff\nNo definitive biography of Gurdjieff exists or is remotely in prospect. [1] He was born in Alexandropol c.1866, and first appears on a well-lit stage in 1912 in Moscow. To encounter him was always a test: the first meeting \u2014 certainly for those who became his disciples \u2014 was the axis on which a whole life turned; then in succeeding years, a human being with all his inherent frailty would answer, more or less truly, to Gurdjieff's insistent demand. There lay the drama. As for us, we can only live here and now; and yet to the degree that we enter into the pupils' experience by an inner act of compassion, their memoirs hold a value above the purely historical.\nThe composer Thomas de Hartmann (1886\u20131956) and his wife Olga were Gurdjieff's intimate disciples and companions for twelve years, and it is thanks to him that Gurdjieff's music has reached us. In Our Life with Mr. Gurdjieff they share with us the journey they shared with him: from Petrograd, seized by crisis in 1917, across the Caucasus mountains to Tiflis, finally reaching Paris in 1922. Simplicity sometimes approaching na\u00efvet\u00e9, characterises their writing, but the impression of Gurdjieff is only the more striking. We find him moving impartially, almost invisibly, through scenes of confusion and fratricidal turmoil; welcoming each difficulty and danger as a new opportunity for practical teaching.\nIn October 1922 Gurdjieff took the Prieur\u00e9 at Fontainebleau-Avon, a chateau in the grounds of 200 acres; here he rapidly created conditions for self-study, unprecedented in Europe. Gurdjieff had a special rapport with his pupils' children, caring for their education in the word's real sense. Sometimes he challenged them; sometimes he lead them with great delicacy towards a vital insight; always his teaching had an element of surprise and the hallmark of practicality. From eleven to fifteen Fritz Peters (1913\u20131980) lived at the Prieur\u00e9, and in Boyhood with Gurdjieff his fresh and at times uproariously funny memoir, he relives that special experience.\nIn spring 1924, Gurdjieff visited the USA with prepared pupils, to give public demonstrations of his sacred dances; and their influence upon key intellectuals was far-reaching. The dances also spoke categorically to the young Englishman Stanley Nott (1887\u20131978) who had a different, simpler background: who had travelled the world working hard at many trades, and whose feelings had been enervated by his sufferings in the trenches. 'Here,' wrote Nott, 'is what I went to the ends of the earth to find.' His allegiance to Gurdjieff proved life-long and undivided; he spent many summers at the Prieur\u00e9, and in Teachings of Gurdjieff conveys both his inner and outer experience with Boswellian vigor. He incorporates in full the penetrating (though not definitive) commentary on Gurdjieff's book Beelzebub by his friend A. R. Orage.\nThe decade 1925 to 1935 Gurdjieff devoted to his writing, achieved in the distracting conditions of the Caf\u00e9 de Paix. Here, in spring 1932, he was encountered by the American authoress Kathryn Hulme (1900\u20131981) later to attain fame with her novel The Nun's Story; she hungered to become his personal pupil, but nearly four years passed before her persistence was rewarded. Her autobiography Undiscovered Country richly evokes her experience in a special group of four women (all sophisticated, avant-garde and single \u2014 and some frankly Lesbian) which met daily in Gurdjieff's flat in Rue Labie. At its worst the style is cloying: at its best vibrant. Gurdjieff's humanity and capacity to work with diverse types is strongly conveyed, as is the group's emotional commitment to each other and their teacher. They named their small company 'The Rope' in order never to forget their interdependence in ascent.\nUrged to flee Paris before the Germans entered in 1940, Gurdjieff chose to remain in his modest flat at 6 Rue des Colonels-R\u00e9nard. Though well into his seventies, he was unsparing of his energies: giving individual counselling; teaching a new series of dances or Movements at the Salle Pleyel; and somehow maintaining in those sparse times the patriarchal hospitality of his audacious feasts. French interest in Gurdjieff \u2014 formerly slight \u2014 now burgeoned, drawing many intellectuals to him, among them Ren\u00e9 Zuber (1902\u20131979) the film director. His slim volume Who Are You Monsieur Gurdjieff? is a calm and fastidious meditation: confronted with the enigma of Gurdjieff and deeply concerned to situate him in relation to Christianity, Zuber is repeatedly brought back to question himself.\nFifteen months before Gurdjieff's death, J. G. Bennett (1897\u20131974) who had briefly met him in the 1920s, established a more serious \u2014 though necessarily intermittent \u2014 contact. [2] Elizabeth Mayall (1918\u20131991) later to become Bennett's wife, was free to live in Paris from January 1949, and thus shared more fully in the unique world of Rue des Colonels-R\u00e9nard. Here at Gurdjieff's last suppers, his mysterious ritual the 'Toast of the Idiots' served as the vehicle of a final and intensely individual teaching. Idiots in Paris, the Bennetts' raw unedited diaries, captures with almost painful honesty and immediacy the last hundred days of Gurdjieff's life, and his pupils' poignant struggle for understanding. Gurdjieff died at Neuilly on 29 October 1949.\n[1] Attention is however invited to James Moore's subsequent biography Gurdjieff: the Anatomy of a Myth (Element Books Ltd., 1991).\n[2] One cannot know how much J. G. Bennett received from Gurdjieff; but the prolixity of his authorship contrasts wryly with the brevity of his actual contact. Nor does the breathtaking catholicity of his subsequent eclecticism suggest a particular or persevering commitment to Gurdjieff's Teaching.\nThen what precisely was Gurdjieff's Teaching? Although the question seems to promise clarification, it is spoilt by its very rigour: time deadens authorised versions like hemlock, and Gurdjieff never issued one. 'I teach,' he said gnomically, 'that when it rains, the pavements get wet.' The vivifying power of his ideas entails the moment, the circumstance, the type and state of the pupil. His one constant demand is Know thyself, to which he adduces a metaphysic, a metapsychology and a metachemistry which absolutely defy pr\u00e9cis; a human typology, a phenomenology of consciousness, and a quasi-mathematical scale linking macrocosm and microcosm. This complex apparatus is illuminated by one master-idea: that Man is called to strive for self-perfection, in service to our sacred living Universe.\nCan we catch echoes of Pythagoras or Plato, Christ or Milarepa; see certain limited parallels with moderns like Mendeleev, Sheldon, Vernadsky, Watson? It is easy to lose oneself and one's search in a labyrinth of comparisons, and in the phylogeny of ideas. Gurdjieff himself was not content with words; his Movements and sacred dances were at once a glyph of universal laws and a field for individual search. When, approaching sixty, he turned to writing, his productions were heuristic rather than expository, and their form totally unexpected: first a cosmological epic of a special kind, then an autobiography of a special kind.\nBeelzebub's Tales to His Grandson is Gurdjieff's masterpiece and no other book brings us closer to him. Readers who can rise to the double challenge of its profundity and its quite deliberate stylistic difficulty; who can summon again and again the necessary fine attention \u2014 will find encoded here all Gurdjieff's psychological and cosmological ideas, and a fundamental critique.\nOn a long journey by spaceship, Beelzebub good-humouredly conveys his understanding of 'All and Everything' to his grandson Hassein. Through his impartial compassionate eyes we see life on earth as from a great distance, with microscopic clarity. Down millenia and across continents, we see Man deeply asleep, blindly and aimlessly struggling and suffering, torn by war and passion, fouling everything he touches; and yet, through a strange flaw in his nature, clinging ingeniously to the very instruments which wound, the patterns which betray.\nA stark picture? Undeniably. And in other hands than Gurdjieff's it might have been cruelly nihilistic; but Gurdjieff is calling us to life. It is his genius to float an objective hope, like an Ark on these dark waters. He bequeaths us the great figure of Beelzebub, whose presence indicates man as he might be: aware with gratitude of the divine spark within him, and striving by conscious labours towards the fulfilment of his true place in the cosmic scheme.\nIn his next book Meetings with Remarkable Men Gurdjieff evokes the first and least known period of his own life; his boyhood in Kars under the benign influence of his father and his first tutor Dean Borsh; then his early manhood dedicated, in many guises, to an unremitting search for a real and universal knowledge. His language is spare and vivid, unrolling the lands of Transcaucasia and Central Asia before us, even while he hints at a parallel geography of Man's psyche, and the route he followed to penetrate it.\nWe journey to the interior in company with the friends of Gurdjieff's youth \u2014 princes, engineers, doctors, priests \u2014 men remarkable not from their surface arrangements but by their resourcefulness, self-restraint and compassion. We see them as though face to face; their words are lodged in us as though spoken directly in a moment of intimate quietness.\nSo Gurdjieff, having swept the ground clear with the awesome critique Beelzebub, offers us now his material for a new creation \u2014 nothing other than our hard diurnal life, but thrust into question and placed at the service of an aim, which, by its intelligence and elevation, is truly human.\nBetween the years 1915 and 1918, Gurdjieff liberally gave to his Russian groups an astonishing body of exact data, which had cost twenty years to search out. Prominent among his pupils at this time was Piotr Demianovich Ouspensky (1878\u20131947) journalist, mathematician and intellectual; already famous for his book Tertium Organum. The very epoch, with its mass destruction and savage contradictions, sharpened Ouspensky's lifelong hunger for values and knowledge of a different order. In Search of the Miraculous was published posthumously; it consists, for three parts out of four, of Gurdjieff's own words, preserved from those days and brilliantly arranged. Endorsed by Gurdjieff himself, this work undoubtedly offers the most accessible account of his psychological and cosmological ideas, while carrying us as near as any book alone can, to the special conditions of a group. The overwhelming sense of shock, excitement and revelation which fired Ouspensky in 1915, will be transmitted through these sentences and diagrams to people of every generation, who (whatever the external conditions with which they must blend) are secretly in search.\nJeanne de Salzmann became Gurdjieff's pupil in Tiflis in 1919, and through thirty years participated in each succeeding dispensation of his Work, even carrying responsibility for his groups during the last ten years of his life. In Views from the Real World she has collated more than forty important talks given by Gurdjieff between 1917 and 1930. We owe their very preservation to the educated memories of his followers, who were forbidden to take verbatim notes. If these are not Gurdjieff's words in every syllable, it is clearly his authentic voice, issuing his unmistakable challenge.\nApproaches to Gurdjieff\nNo-one \u2014 whether he responds to Gurdjieff or reacts against him \u2014 can measure the voltage of his intellect without receiving a certain shock. His is one of those few effectual voices, which, 'passing through a great diversity of echoes, keeps its own resonance and its power of action'. [3] Then let us briefly hear some precis, 'approaches', thematic and lyrical restatements \u2014 recognising them for reverberations, yet acknowledging their profound legitimacy in a living tradition, confided to living men.\nAfter four years as one of Gurdjieff's close pupils, P. D. Ouspensky expounded his ideas in England and America for a quarter of a century. In The Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution, he distils from Gurdjieff's integrated Teaching its psychological essence, presenting it without flavour or aroma in only 92 pages. This formulation, based on Ouspensky's lecture notes, is so lucid and balanced that it bids to remain forever unmatched as an introduction and an aide-memoire.\nThe feeling of a pupil's actual experience \u2014 palpably missing from Ouspensky's summary of theory \u2014 is supplied in Venture with Ideas by Kenneth Walker (1882\u20131966). This warm human memoir lightly sketches Gurdjieff's psychological and cosmological teaching, within the biographical context of the author's twenty four years study with Ouspensky in England. Walker's scientific background (he was three times Hunterian Professor of Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons) adds interest to his reception of esoteric ideas.\nMen are tragically divided, but all who wish may share the primordial existential questions: who am I, and what is the significance and aim of human life? The great edifice of Gurdjieff's Teaching rests on the unshakable foundation of this innocent interrogation. The theme is calmly developed in Toward Awakening by Jean Vaysse (1917\u20131975) a pioneer of open-heart surgery and transplantation, and a close pupil of Gurdjieff in Paris. His final chapter outlines for the first time, Gurdjieffian exercises linking attention with bodily sensation.\nThe mountain, rooted in the earth, its summit reaching towards heaven, is an ancient symbol of man's aspirations and strivings. Ren\u00e9 Daumal (1908\u20131944) who studied under Gurdjieff in Paris during the war, wrote his subtle and humorous allegory Mount Analogue in the language of a poet and mountaineer, to remind us of the strange inner ascent to which we are called. Although he died young, his own work sustains its impact on modern French literature.\nComing years must inevitably heighten scholarly interest in Gurdjieff. Because his Teaching is experiential; because there is danger of confusing levels; because an academic with a fundamental misapprehension or even bias, can embroider it so prettily \u2014 the prospect is not wholly welcome. [4] And yet some auguries are good; Michel Waldberg in Gurdjieff: An Approach to His Ideas draws intelligently on all major texts, contriving a work of popular synthesis and commentary which sets a real standard.\n[3] Jeanne de Salzmann Foreword (p. viii) to Views from the Real World.\n[4] A knowledge of Whitall N. Perry's intellectual affiliations with the school of Frithjof Schuon and Ren\u00e9 Guenon is helpful in situating his 1978 critique Gurdjieff in the Light of Tradition: the unrepresentative quotations, plucked from context and orchestrated with curious animus, mark it as polemical. James Webb undertook fundamental research, largely neglected by Perry, but his vast and more balanced work The Harmonious Circle (1980) is marred by indulgent speculation.\nGurdjieff preferred Today over Yesterday; he did not invite us either to anatomise him or to idolise him, but to search for ourselves. Returning again and again to Beelzebub, we seem to catch the author's rich human voice projected toward his 'Grandsons' \u2014 pupils of the New Age; rising generations who could not meet him, but who bear the seeds of his ideas into the unknown future. And yet no pilgrimage of reading is sufficient: no book, not even a sacred book, can furnish that unfathomable moment when, in the actual presence of his teacher, the pupil's understanding is amplified and deepened.\nThen where to look today? All a man's flair, discrimination and downright commonsense are solicited here, for there are many siren voices and self-advertisements. And yet it was not for nothing that Gurdjieff prepared pupils; not for nothing that he gave indications for the future. And after his death, it was not for nothing that the cherished Movements have been progressed through decades; and a responsible nucleus painfully formed, to maintain the current that had been created.\nWhere then? [5] For those whose approach to Gurdjieff is practical, this is the question which must prevail. There is first an outer contact to be found: then an inner contact to be renewed and deepened.\n[5] James Moore is personally prepared to advise readers seeking a suitable group in England (but wishes to emphasise that he cannot help with American or other international enquiries). Mr. Moore's e-mail address is:\nGurdjieff; a select bibliography [6]\nBeelzebub's Tales to His Grandson by G. I. Gurdjieff (1950)\nMeetings with Remarkable Men by G. I. Gurdjieff (1963)\nIn Search of the Miraculous by P. D. Ouspensky (1949)\nViews from the Real World Talks of G. I. Gurdjieff (1973)\nThe Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution by P. D. Ouspensky (1978)\nVenture with Ideas by Kenneth Walker (1951)\nToward Awakening by Jean Vaysse (1980)\nMount Analogue by Ren\u00e9 Daumal (1974)\nGurdjieff: An Approach to His Ideas by Michel Waldberg (1981)\nOur Life with Mr. Gurdjieff by Thomas and Olga de Hartmann (1964, Revised 1983 and 1992)\nBoyhood with Gurdjieff by Fritz Peters (1964)\nTeachings of Gurdjieff by C. S. Nott (1961)\nUndiscovered Country by Kathryn Hulme (1966)\nWho Are You Monsieur Gurdjieff? by Ren\u00e9 Zuber (1980)\nIdiots in Paris by J. G. and E. Bennett (1980)\n[6] Scholars embarked on in-depth Gurdjieff studies are wholeheartedly referred to Gurdjieff: an annotated bibliography by J. Walter Driscoll and the Gurdjieff Foundation of California (New York: Garland Publishing, 1985).\nJames Moore is founder of the Gurdjieff Studies Group, a small London (UK) centred group practising Gurdjieff's teaching on traditional lines.\nON October 29, 1949, at the American Hospital in Paris died a Caucasian Greek named Georgy Ivanovitch Gurdjieff. A few nights later at Cooper Union, New York, a medal was presented to the revolutionary architect Frank Lloyd Wright. After his part in the ceremony was over, Wright asked the chairman's permission to make an announcement. \"The greatest man in the world,\" he said, \"has recently died. His name was Gurdjieff.\" Few, if any, in Wright's audience had ever heard the name before, which is quite understandable; Gurdjieff avoided reporters and managed most of the time to keep out of the media of publicity.\nHowever, there was one kind of publicity that he always got in Europe and America, and that was the kind made by the wagging human tongue: gossip. In 1921 he showed up in Constantinople. \"His coming to Constantinople,\" says the British scientist, J. G. Bennett, \"was heralded by the usual gossip of the bazaars. Gurdjieff was said to be a great traveler and a linguist who knew all the Oriental languages, reputed by the Moslems to be a convert to Islam, and by the Christians to be a member of some obscure Nestorian sect.\" In those days Bennett, who is now an expert on coal utilization, was in charge of a British Intelligence section working in Constantinople. He met Gurdjieff and found him neither Moslem nor Christian. Bennett reported that \"his linguistic attainments stopped short near the Caspian Sea, so that we could converse only with difficulty in a mixture of Azerbaidjan Tartar and Osmanli Turkish. Nevertheless, he unmistakably possessed knowledge very different from that of the itinerant Sheikhs of Persia and Trans-Caspia, whose arrival in Constantinople had been preceded by similar rumors. It was, above all, astonishing to meet a man, almost unacquainted with any Western European language, possessing a working knowledge of physics, chemistry, biology and modern astronomy, and able to make searching comments on the new and fashionable theory of relatively, and also on the psychology of Sigmund Freud.\"\nTo Bennett, Gurdjieff didn't look at all like an Eastern sage. He was powerfully built\u2014his neck rippled with muscles\u2014and although of only medium height, he was physically dominating. He had a shaven dome, an unlined swarthy face, piercing black eyes, and a tigerish mustache that curled out to big points. In his later years he had a large paunch. But in one respect Gurdjieff's reputation followed the pattern of all the swamis, gurus and masters who have roamed the Western world: his past in the East was veiled in mystery. Only the scantiest facts are known about him before he appeared in Moscow about 1914.\nA Better Grade of Hearsay\nGurdjieff was born in Alexandropol, an Armenian city, in 1866. His father was a kind of local bard. It is said the boy was educated for the priesthood but as a young man he joined a society called Seekers of the Truth, and went with this group on an expedition into Asia. He was in Asia for many years and then came to Moscow where there was talk that he planned to produce a ballet called \"The Struggle of the Magicians.\"\nThe rest is hearsay. It has been said that the Seekers of the Truth went into the Gobi desert. It has been said that they were checking on Madame Blavatsky's Secret Doctrine, and at places where she said there were \"masters\" they found none; whereas at places unspecified by her, they did find \"masters.\" It has been said that Gurdjieff found one teacher under whom he studied for fifteen years and from whom he acquired his most important knowledge. It has been said that several times he became a rich man in the East. This is all hearsay.\nA better grade of hearsay centers around Gurdjieff in Tibet. Was he or was he not the chief political officer of the Dalai Lama in 1904 when the British invaded Tibet? According to Achmed Abdullah, the fiction writer, Gurdjieff was the \"Dordjieff\" to whom the history books make passing reference, supposedly a Russian who influenced the Dalai Lama at the time of the Younghusband Expedition. Abdullah was a member of the British Intelligence assigned to spy on this \"Dordjieff,\" and when Abdullah saw Gurdjieff in New York in 1924, he exclaimed, \"That man is Dordjieff!\" At any rate, when there were plans in 1922 for Gurdjieff to live in England, it was found that the Foreign Office was opposed, and it was conjectured that their file dated from the time of the trouble between the British government and Tibet. According to rumor, Gurdjieff counseled the Dalai Lama to evacuate Lhasa and let the British sit in an empty city until the heavy snow could close the passes of the Himalayas and cut off the Younghusband expedition. This was done, and the British hurried to make a treaty while their return route was still open.\nThe \"Black Sheep Philosophers\"\nMuch more is known about Gurdjieff after 1914. A recently published book by P. D. Ouspensky which the author called Fragments of a Forgotten Teaching, but which the publisher has renamed In Search of the Miraculous, gives a running account of Ouspensky's relations with Gurdjieff over a ten-year period. Of his first interview with Gurdjieff, Ouspensky says: \"Not only did my questions not embarrass him but it seemed to me that he put much more into each answer than I had asked for.\" By 1916 Ouspensky was holding telepathic conversations with Gurdjieff. He also records one example of Gurdjieff's transfiguring of his whole appearance on a railroad journey, so that a Moscow newspaperman took him to be an impressive \"oil king from Baku\" and wrote about his unknown fellow passenger. The greater part of In Search of the Miraculous consists of the copious notes Ouspensky made on Gurdjieff's lectures in St. Petersburg and Moscow, which give us the only complete and reliable outline of Gurdjieff's system of ideas thus far in print [1]. It is plain from Ouspensky's exposition that Gurdjieff attempted to convey Eastern knowledge in the thought-forms of the West; he was trying to bridge the gap between Eastern philosophy and Western science.\nFor us in America the story of Gurdjieff is the story of three men whom I call the \"black sheep philosophers.\" Gurdjieff was the master, and the other two\u2014Alfred Richard Orage who died in the fall of 1934, and Peter Demianovich Ouspensky who died in the fall of 1947\u2014were his leading disciples. I call them philosophers; others would call them psychologists; many have called them charlatans. Whatever one names them, they were black sheep: they were looked at askance by the professional philosophers and psychologists because of the different color of their teachings. Nor were they accepted by theosophists, mystics, or various occult professors. They stood apart and their appeal was to what I shall call, for want of a more inclusive word, the intelligentsia.\nIt is impossible to assimilate Orage, Ouspensky and Gurdjieff into any recognized Western school of thought. The New York obituaries of Gurdjieff called him the \"founder of a new religion.\" It was said that he taught his followers how to attain \"peace of mind and calm.\" This was an attempt to assimilate him. But Gurdjieff claimed no originality for his system and did not organize his followers; furthermore, he did nothing to establish a new religion. As for \"peace of mind and calm\"\u2026 There is the incident of an American novelist who calls himself a \"naturalistic mystic.\" In the middle of a dinner with Gurdjieff in Montmarte, this novelist jumped up, shouted, \"I think you are the Devil!\" and rushed from the restaurant. The truth is that Gurdjieff violated all our preconceptions of a \"spiritual leader\" and sometimes repelled \"religious seekers.\"\nIn my view, the man was an enigma, and that means that my estimate must necessarily be a suspended estimate. The supposition that he was founding a religion will not hold up. And I do not believe he was a devil out of the pages of Dostoevski. There is an old saying that a teacher is to be judged by his pupils, and by that test Gurdjieff had knowledge that two of the strongest minds in our period wanted to acquire. These minds belonged to the English editor, A. R. Orage, and the Russian mathematical philosopher, P. D. Ouspensky. Both surrendered to Gurdjieff. Let us look at the disciples and then come to their teacher.\n[1] As of February, 1950. Ed.\nORAGE, a Yorkshireman, bought a small London weekly, The New Age, in 1906. From then until 1922, when he relinquished the paper and went to Fontainebleau where Gurdjieff had his headquarters, Orage made journalistic history. He was remarkable for finding and coaching new writers. Among these was Katherine Mansfield, who acknowledged her great indebtedness to him as a literary mentor. Another was Michael Arlen, who once dedicated a novel to Orage in terms like these: \"To A. R. Orage\u2014slow to form a friendship but never hesitant about making an enemy.\" Bernard Shaw, H. G. Wells, G. K. Chesterton, Hilarie Belloc and Arnold Bennett debated with each other in The New Age, and Shaw called Orage a \"desperado of genius.\"\nThe New Age was more than a literary review. It played a lively role in British political and economic movements. It began by being highly critical of Fabianism, then took a positive turn by advocating National Guilds, or Guild Socialism, as the Guilds movement was popularly called. With A.G. Penty and S.G. Hobson, Orage was one of the prime instigators of the National Guilds movement, but he always had a lingering doubt of the practicability of its platforms and in 1919 he dropped it and joined with Major C.H. Douglas to found the Social Credit movement. With him went many of the more brilliant Guild Socialists, to the mortification of G. D. H. Cole who denounced the \"Douglas-New Age heresy.\"\nTo literature and economics, Orage added a sustained interest in occultism, and it was this that finally led him to Gurdjieff's Ch\u00e2teau du Prieur\u00e9 at Fontainebleau-Avon. Nietzsche had extended the horizons of Orage's thought during his formative years, and Orage's weekly became a forum for Nietzscheans. He himself wrote two small books on that grossly misunderstood philosopher which remain the clearest expositions yet penned of the superman doctrine. On the spoor of the superman, Orage investigated theosophy, psychical research, and Indian literature, and he wrote one book, Consciousness: Animal, Human and Superman, which hinted at the mental exercises he practiced to enlarge and elevate consciousness. T. S. Eliot called Orage the finest critical intelligence of his generation, which is an assurance to the reader that Orage was no gull in his excursions into mysticism. In 1922, at the age of forty-nine, he cut all ties in England, went to Gurdjieff at Fontainebleau-Avon, and was set to digging trenches and washing casseroles.\nAt that time Gurdjieff's Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man was in full swing. With funds provided by Lady Rothermere, Gurdjieff had acquired the historic Ch\u00e2teau du Prieur\u00e9, once the residence of Madame de Maintenon, the consort of Louis Quatorze, and in latter years the property of Labori, the attorney for the exonerated French officer, Dreyfus. The institute provided a thorough work-out for the three \"centers\" of human psychology. Its members engaged in hard physical tasks ranging from long hours of kitchen drudgery to the felling of trees in the chateau's forest. Unusual situations, friction between members, and music insured great activity for the emotional \"center.\" For the mental \"center\" there were exercises that often had to be performed concurrently with physical tasks. An airplane hangar had been set up on the grounds. This was known as the \"study house\" and was the scene for instruction in complicated dance movements. There were mottoes on the walls of the \"study house.\" One of them in translation read: \"You cannot be too skeptical.\" This was the milieu the brilliant English editor entered to become a kitchen scullion.\nIn 1924 Gurdjieff came to America with forty pupils\u2014English and Russian\u2014and gave public demonstrations of dervish dances, temple dances, and sacred gymnastics. Orage came along but did not perform the movements, although he had practiced them for a Paris demonstration. Nothing like these dances had ever been seen in New York, and they aroused intense interest. They called for great precision in execution and required extraordinary coordination. One could well believe they were, as claimed, written in an exact language, even though one could not read that language but only received an effect of wakefulness quite different from the pleasant sense of harmony most art produces. When Gurdjieff and his pupils sailed for France, Orage was left in New York to organize groups for the study of Gurdjieff's system, and for the next seven years he was engaged in this task.\nAn Evening with Orage\nLet me call up from memory one of the evenings Orage talked to a group in New York. The place is a large room above a garage on East Fortieth Street. It is Muriel Draper's flat and there is a bizarre note in its furnishings produced by the gilt throne from a production of Hamlet which Mrs. Draper had picked up. In those days Mrs. Draper was the \"music at midnight\" hostess she had been in Florence and London. By nine o'clock about seventy people had gathered. Let us look around the room. Seated well back is Herbert Croly, the founder and editor of the New Republic, an admirer of Auguste Comte and therefore a rationalist. A few rows in front is Carl Zigrosser, the print expert. Well off to one side is Amos Pinchot, the liberal publicist, and just coming in we see John O'Hara Cosgrave, the Sunday editor of the New York World. Near the front sits Helen Westley of the Theatre Guild, and always on the front row is the historical novelist Mary Johnston. Squatting on the floor up front with an Indian blanket around his shoulders is impassive Tony, the full-blooded Indian husband of Mabel Dodge Luhan, and near him, but seated on a chair is the celebrated memoirist herself; she is reputed to have bought one of the $12,000 \"shares\" of Gurdjieff's Institute. Now arriving is Dr. Louis Berman, the authority on glands, and just behind him waves the handsome beard of the painter Boardman Robinson. It is the sort of crowd you might find on the opening night of Strange Interlude, which is currently playing on Broadway. Some of the men you would see at the luncheons of the Dutch Treat Club; some of the women at the meetings of that advanced exclusive group called \"Heterodoxy.\" A worldly crowd, a 1920-ish crowd, for in retrospect the 1920's seems a period vibrating with intellectual curiosity.\nOrage comes in a little after nine. Deliberately, he is always a little late, and often he takes a snifter of bootleg gin in Mrs. Draper's kitchen before entering the big room. He is tall, with a strong Yorkshireman's frame, an alert face, an elephantine nose, sensitive mouth, hair still dark. He is a chain-smoker throughout the meeting. He calls for questions. Someone asks about \"self-observation,\" someone wants to know \"what this system teaches about death,\" someone else makes a long speech that terminates in a question about psychoanalysis. After he has five or six questions, Orage begins to talk\u2014and he talks well in lucid sentences often glinting with wit. A graduate student in psychology at Columbia objects to one of his remarks. Orage handles the objection and goes on until a progressive schoolteacher interjects a question. It is like a Socratic dialogue, with Orage elucidating a single topic from all sides. Every question eventually gets back to \"the method,\" and by eleven o'clock he has once again illuminated the method of self-observation with non-identification that appears to be the starting procedure prescribed by Gurdjieff for self-study.\nMan Is a Mechanical Being\nBriefly, what Orage has said is that man is a mechanical being. He cannot do anything. He has no will. His organism acts without his concurrent awareness and he identifies himself with various parts of this victim of circumstances, his organism. There is only one thing he can try to do. He can try to observe the physical behavior of his organism while at the same time not identifying his 'I' with it. Later he can attempt to observe his emotions and thoughts. The trouble is that he can only fleetingly observe with non-identification, but he must continue to make the effort. It is claimed that this method differs from introspection. The non-identifying feature differentiates it from an apperception. The man who finally succeeds in developing the power of self-observation is on the path to self-knowledge and the actualizing of a higher state of consciousness. This higher state, which Orage calls \"Self-consciousness\" or \"Individuality,\" stands to our present waking state as the waking state stands to our state of sleep.\nThis bare summary will not, of course, explain why so many New Yorkers came to hear Orage between 1924 and 1931. Some came only once or twice out of a weak curiosity, like Heywood Broun who listened through one meeting, then asked, \"When do we get to sex?\" and shuffled off, never to return. Others were fascinated by the charm and keenness of Orage's literary personality and found such epigrams as \"H. G. Wells is an ordinary man with a carbuncle of genius\" full compensation for the dissertations on psychology they sat through. But the solid core of his group were probably the people who prefer Plato to Aristotle; that is, people who feel that there is some kind of film over reality and respond to the idea that this film can be penetrated.\nIn 1931 Orage faced a personal crisis. He had married an American girl and had an infant son. Gurdjieff, a hard task-maker, wanted him to bring his family to the Ch\u00e2teau du Prieur\u00e9 and continue work on the translation into English of the huge book then called Tales of Beelzebub to His Grandson, which Gurdjieff had written partly in Russian and partly in Armenian. Orage neither wanted to leave his family nor to put them in the never-stable environment of Fontainebleau-Avon. He decided to go to London and there founded the New English Weekly. On Guy Fawkes Day [Nov. 5] in 1934, he who had never addressed more than a few thousand readers addressed hundreds of thousands of B.B.C. listeners with a speech on Social Credit, went home, and died before morning.\nPeter D. Ouspensky\nTHE link between Orage and Gurdjieff was originally P. D. Ouspensky, who came to London in 1921 and started groups for the study of the Gurdjieff system. Orage attended these, as did Katherine Mansfield, and both went to the source at Fontainebleau. As explained by Ouspensky, there were three main ways to a higher development of man: the way of the fakir who struggles with the physical body, the way of the monk who subjects all other emotions to the emotion of faith, and the way of the yogi who develops his mind. But these ways produce lopsided men; they produce the \"stupid fakir,\" the \"silly saint,\" the \"weak yogi.\" There is a fourth way, that of Gurdjieff, in which the student continues in his usual life-circumstances but strives for a harmonious development of his physical, emotional and intellectual life\u2014the non-monastic \"way of the sly man.\" The accent was on harmonious, all-around development.\nOuspensky was a highly mental type. At his lectures in New York he seemed like a European professor. He was not nervous in manner and he had a peculiar kind of emotional serenity; one felt that it did not matter to him what his listeners thought of him. In his youth he had been fascinated by the problem of the fourth dimension, the nature of time, and the doctrine of recurrence. When only thirty-one, he wrote a book, The Fourth Dimension, which was recognized as a contribution to abstract mathematical theory. He also practiced journalism for a St. Petersburg newspaper. At thirty-four, he completed the book on which his popular fame rests, Tertium Organum. This book had a great influence on the American poet, Hart Crane, an influence Brom Weber has carefully traced in his biography of Crane. But Tertium Organum is a pre-Gurdjieffian work, and much of it has to be reset in a later pattern of Ouspensky's thought, as he implied in a cryptic note inserted after the early editions. Ouspensky also wrote a short book on the tarot cards, which are surmised to contain occult meaning.\nThe young Russian thinker attempted to be practical about his speculative thinking. He made trips to Egypt, India and Ceylon in search of keys to knowledge. He experimented with drugs, fasting and breathing exercises to induced higher states of consciousness. When he met Gurdjieff in Moscow in 1914, he was ripe for a teacher.\nAs the years went on, Ouspensky began to make a distinction between Gurdjieff the man and the ideas conveyed by Gurdjieff. Remaining true to the ideas, he finally decided about 1924 to teach independently of the man Gurdjieff. The last chapter of In Search of the Miraculous, deals with this \"break,\" but it is too reticent to make the \"break\" understood.\nOuspensky held groups in London throughout the 1920's and 1930's, and had a place outside London for his more devoted pupils, some of whom were quite wealthy. When the bombs began to rain on England, he and a number of his English pupils migrated to America and purchased Franklin Farms, a large estate at Mendham, New Jersey. In New York he lectured to shifting groups of sixty or so, while at Mendham his wife supervised the pupils who carried out farm and household tasks as part of their psychological training. Instruction in the Gurdjieff dance movements was also given at Mendham.\nOuspensky's later books have included A New Model of the Universe, begun in pre-Gurdjieff days but revised and completed under his influence, and a novel, Strange Life of Ivan Osokin, which has a flavor that reminds one of Gogol. Although Ouspensky has written extensively on relativity, the professional physicists appear to have given him a cold shoulder; at least, he is never mentioned in scientific literature. However, A New Model of the Universe produced a great impression on the novelist J.B. Priestly, who wrote one of his most enthusiastic essays [2] about it.\n[2] Published as Chapter 13 in Priestley's Midnight on the Desert (New York) Harper, 1937.\nThe \"Pocketbook Nerve\" and the \"Sex Nerve\"\nGURDJIEFF was by far the most dramatic of the trio; in fact, Gurdjieff as a pedagogue was mainly an improvising dramatist, a difficult aspect of his character to explain briefly. Most people believe that they can make decisions. They believe that when they say \"Yes\" or \"No\" in regard to a course of action, they mean \"Yes\" or \"No.\" They think they are sincere and can carry out their promises and know their own minds. Gurdjieff did not lecture them on the illusion of free will. Instead, in conversation with a person, he would produce a situation, usually trivial and sometimes absurd, in which that person would hesitate, perhaps say \"Yes,\" then change to \"No,\" become paralyzed between choices like Zeno's famous donkey starving between two equidistant bales of hay, and end full of doubt about any \"decision\" reached. If the person afterwards looked at the little scene he had been put through, he saw that his usual \"Yes\" or \"No\" had no weight; that, in fact, he had drifted as the psychological breezes blew.\nOften, in his early acquaintance with a person, Gurdjieff would hit upon one or both of two \"nerves\" which produced agitation. These were the \"pocketbook nerve\" and the \"sex nerve.\" He would, as our slang goes, \"put the bee on somebody for some dough,\" or he might, as he did with one priest from Greece, egg him on to tell a series of ribald jokes. The event often proved that he didn't need the money he had been begging for. As for the poor priest, when he had outdone himself with an anecdote, Gurdjieff deflated him with the disgusted remark, \"Now you are dirty!\" and turned away. \"I wished to show him he was not true priest,\" Gurdjieff said afterwards. To go for the \"pocketbook nerve\" or the \"sex nerve\" was to take a short cut to a person's psychology; instead of working through the surfaces, Gurdjieff immediately got beneath them. \"Nothing shows up people so much,\" he once said, \"as their attitude toward money.\"\nThere are legends about how Gurdjieff came by the large sums of money he freely spent. It has been rumored that he earned money by hypnotic treatment of rich drug addicts. There used to be a tale that he owned a restaurant, or even a small chain of restaurants, in Paris. His fortunes varied extremely, and there were times when he had little money. He lost his chateau at Fontainebleau-Avon in the early 1930's. His expenses were large and included the support of a score or two of adherents. He tipped on a fabulous scale. Money never stuck to his fingers but he himself did not lead a luxurious life. He joked with his pupils about his financial needs and openly called his money-raising maneuvers \"shearing sheep.\"\nGurdjieff's Last Years\nWhen the Bolshevik revolution struck Russia, Gurdjieff moved south. He halted at various places, notably at Tiflis, to launch groups, but eventually he and his followers crossed the Caucasian mountains on foot and made their way to Constantinople. Via Germany, he reached France where, as related, Lady Rothermere enabled him to found the Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man at the Ch\u00e2teau du Prieur\u00e9. This Institute, Orage once told me, was to have made Bacon's project for an Academy for the Advancement of Learning look like a rustic school. But in 1924, Gurdjieff met with an automobile accident which nearly killed him, and thereafter he turned to the less strenuous activity of writing. The Institute plans were canceled, and he began the tales of Beelzebub as told to his grandson on a ship in interstellar space. This book is a huge parable with chapters on the engulfed civilization of Atlantis, the \"law of three\" and the \"law of seven,\" objective art, and many riddles of man's history. It purports to be an impartial criticism of the life of man on the planet Earth. In this period Gurdjieff also composed many pieces of music, making original use of ancient scales and rhythms.\nIn the last year or two of his long life, Gurdjieff finished with his writings and intensified his direct contacts with his followers. Movement classes were started in Paris, and several hundred Frenchmen now come more or less regularly to these and other meetings. In England the exposition of Gurdjieff's ideas is carried on by the mathematical physicist, J. G. Bennett. [3] Bennett is the author of The Crisis in Human Affairs, an introduction to the Gurdjieff system. It is said that Bennett attracts about three hundred to his lectures and that the class in movements numbers nearly two hundred.\nGurdjieff spent the winter of 1948\u201349 in New York, as usual unnoticed by the press. The remnant of the old Orage groups came to him, as did the Ouspenskyites from Mendham and many new people. With Oriental hospitality, he provided supper night after night for seventy and upwards in his big suite at the Hotel Wellington, the supper being punctuated by toasts in armagnac to various kinds of idiots: \"health ordinary idiots,\" \"health candidates for idiots,\" \"health squirming idiots,\" \"health compassionate idiots.\" When Gurdjieff drank water, he always proposed, \"health wise man.\" Prepositions were left out of the toasts; Gurdjieff spoke a simplified English that often required an effort to follow. After the supper, Gurdjieff's writings were read until the small hours of the morning. While he was here, he signed a contract with a New York publisher to bring out in 1950 the English version of the 1000-page tales of Beelzebub, under the title All and Everything. It is also expected that after the book appears, his American pupils will give a public demonstration of the dance movements.\n[3] Also by Jane Heap from 1936 to 1964 and by Mme Henriette H. Lannes from 1950 to 1980. Ed.\n\"A Pythagorean Greek\"\nGurdjieff had passage booked for America last October but fell gravely ill. An American doctor flew to Paris, had him removed to the American Hospital, and made him comfortable. \"Bravo, America!\" he said to the doctor. \"Now we can have a cup of coffee.\" Those were his last words.\nHow shall I sum up this strange man? A twentieth century Cagliostro? But the evidence about Cagliostro is conflicting, and the stories you will hear about Gurdjieff are highly conflicting. I can personally vouch for his astonishing capacity for work. Two to four hours' sleep seemed sufficient for him; yet he always appeared to have abundant energy for a day spent in writing, playing an accordion-harmonium, motoring, caf\u00e9 conversation, cooking. Those who had to keep up with him were sometimes ready to drop from fatigue, but he seemed inexhaustible after twenty hours and fresh the next morning from a short sleep. He was eighty-three this last winter at the Hotel Wellington. He would retire at three or four in the morning. Around seven the elevator boys would take him down and he would go over to his \"office,\" a Child's restaurant on upper Fifth Avenue. Here, as at a European cafe, he would receive callers all morning.\nI have sometimes asked myself what our civilization of specialists would make of certain men of the Renaissance\u2014men like Roger Bacon, a forerunner, and Francis Bacon and Paracelsus who came at the height\u2014if they reappeared among us. I think we would find them baffling, and it would be their many-sidedness that would puzzle us. The biographers and historians have never quite known how to take their scandalous unorthodoxy. To me Gurdjieff was an enigma whom I associate with the stranger figures of the Renaissance rather than with religious leaders. He never claimed originality for his ideas but asserted they came from ancient science transmitted in esoteric schools. His humor was Rabelaisian, his roles were dramatic, his impact on people was upsetting. Sentimentalists came, expecting to find in him a resemblance to the pale Christ-figure literature has concocted, and went away swearing that Gurdjieff was a dealer in black magic. Scoffers came, and some remained to wonder if Gurdjieff knew more about relativity than Einstein.\n\"A Pythagorean Greek,\" Orage called him, thus connecting the prominence given to numbers in the Gurdjieffian system with Gurdjieff's descent from Ionian Greeks who had migrated to Turkey. Perhaps this appellation, \"Pythagorean Greek,\" is as short a way as any to indicate the strangeness of Gurdjieff to our civilization, which has never been compared to Greece in its great period from the sixth to the fourth centuries before Christ.\nHow shall we account for the interest persons of metropolitan culture in the Western world have shown in the Eastern ideas of Gurdjieff and his transmitters, Orage and Ouspensky? One explanation is easy, and it holds for people who seek respite for their personal unhappiness in psychoanalysis, pseudo-religious cults, and the worship of the group (nostrism as manifested in Communism and Fascism). This is the therapeutic interest, and many who have come to the Gurdjieffian meetings have had it. Let us disregard this common interest and ask why Eastern ideas have attracted in these years the interest of sophisticated thinkers like Aldous Huxley who has been remarkable for his typicality. The answer here is that Western culture is in crisis. Ours is a period of two world wars and one world depression. In this period it has been impossible for a thoughtful person not to have been deeply disappointed in his hopes for man. He has seen one effort after another produce an unintended result. World War I made the world unsafe for democracy. The prosperity of the 1920's led to economic drought. World War II turned into cold war. The socialist dream flickered into a totalitarian nightmare. Science becomes an agency of destruction. The doctrine of progress gives place to the feeling the Western man is at a standstill. In a crisis one hopes or one despairs. Gurdjieff, Orage and Ouspensky confirmed the despair but simultaneously raised the hope of Westerners whose mood was disappointment over the resources of their culture. It is said that Aldous Huxley, that modern of moderns, went to a few Ouspensky meetings in London. Eventually Huxley settled for Gerald Heard who draws heavily on Eastern philosophy. In Huxley we may find a symptom of a desperate tendency to turn in our crisis to ideas and teachings that stand outside the stream of Western culture. Orage, Ouspensky and Gurdjieff painted a crisis-picture\u2014in one part as black as any school of Western pessimism, in another part so bright as early Christianity. In this balance-by-contrast of the dark and the light is a principal reason for their appeal to moderns.\nThe Incomparable Mr. G. From: selfdefinition.org\nOuspensky returned to Russia in November 1914, disappointed by his fruitless search for schools. An international journalist, he must have known that war was on its way. Yet like so many others, he had tried to avoid facing its reality. Now that was impossible. \u201cAll the mud was rising from the bottom of life,\u201d [1] he said, as the serenity he had found in the sapphire gaze of the Buddha was replaced by the wild rhetoric of war. The culture of barbarism was triumphant, and the fragile threads he had drawn across the globe, linking himself and the bearers of the new consciousness, were severed. All bets were off and everything was thrown into disorder.\n\u201cWhy on earth did I ever go to India?\u201d he asked Anna when, once again, they began daily appointments at Phillipoff\u2019s Caf\u00e9. \u201cI found nothing there that I have not read before in books, or heard rumored in some way\u2026 Nothing new, nothing.\u201d [2] His personal disappointment must have been great, and amidst the confusion and madness of war it must have seemed doubly painful. Here were the antivalues of barbarism, championed by newspapers and politicians, fueling the base passions of hatred, nationalism, and violence. And the one way out of the history of crime, the one escape route from the insanity, seemed closed to him. Did it ever exist? He must have asked himself. Wasn\u2019t it, like so much else he encountered on his journey, an illusion? Wasn\u2019t he simply believing in lies, like the rest? Different lies, certainly, but stories, myths, fantasies all the same?\nIt would have been easy to drift into cynicism. But Ouspensky\u2019s conviction that the only way out of \u201cthe labyrinth of contradictions in which we live\u201d was via some \u201centirely new road, unlike anything hitherto known or used by us,\u201d was too great. \u201cBeyond the thin film of false reality\u201d there was \u201canother reality\u201d \u2014 there was, as he and Anna had told each other time and time again, the miraculous. [3] If nothing else, the failure to find what he was looking for in India allowed him to finely tune his requirements. All that was \u201cfantastic\u201d in his thoughts about schools had now evaporated. Ideas about \u201cnon-physical contact\u201d \u2014 the possibility of communicating with schools in the ancient past or on some other plane \u2014 dissolved. He discarded all such dreams and fantasies as signs of weakness, and recognized them as \u201cone of the principal obstacles on our possible way to the miraculous.\u201d [4] If he was going to find a school, it was going to be real, solid, concrete, and its teachers, however knowledgeable, would be flesh and blood, just as the teachers of any ordinary school would be.\n[1] Ouspensky, A New Model of the Universe, p. 11\n[2] Butkovsky-Hewitt, With Gurdjieff in St. Petersburg and Paris, p. 31\n[3] Ouspensky. In Search of the Miraculous, p. 3\nIn the event, the ordinariness of the surroundings in which Ouspensky eventually did find his \u201cschool\u201d would prove one of the strangest and most unusual things about it.\nHe was not, however, entirely free from the normal human reaction to bruised dreams. In the late winter of 1915, during the \u201cgenerally catastrophic conditions of life in the midst of which we have to live and work,\u201d [5] Ouspensky gave public lectures on his travels at the Alexandrovsky Hall of the Petersburg Town Duma. These were well attended; more than a thousand people came to each lecture, among them, as we\u2019ve seen, members of the Russian avantgarde. The talks seemed to serve two purposes: to distance Ouspensky from the still-prevalent notions that the key to solving the spiritual dilemma of the West could be found by foraging in the East, and to sever his ties with the Theosophical Society. By all reports, he was successful. In its review of Ouspensky\u2019s lectures, the leading Russian Theosophical journal reported:\nP. D. Ouspensky\u2019s three lectures attracted a huge audience, but they evoked perplexity. The lecturer promised to talk about India. In fact he talked only about his disillusionment in seeking the miraculous and about his understanding of occultism at variance with its understanding by Theosophy and the Theosophical Society. With indignation he said that the Theosophists selected ethics and philosophy, not occultism, as their field of effort, and that ethics and philosophy are unnecessary to the Society and unrelated to occultism\u2026 He also accused the Theosophical Society of arrogance and sectarianism. [6]\nIt wasn\u2019t only in his search for schools that Ouspensky found India wanting. Hunting for material to fill his newspaper column, he tried to track down evidence of some of the well-known, though less edifying, \u201cmiracles\u201d that the mystic East was famous for. But here too he drew a blank. Of the legendary rope trick, for example, in which a fakir throws a rope into the air upon which a young boy climbs, he could find no trace at all. Not only did he find it impossible to locate a fakir capable of such a feat, Ouspensky was unable to find a single traveler who had seen it in person: everyone he questioned knew of it only by hearsay. Even reports from the educated Hindus whom he spoke with about it were not to be believed, not because they wanted to deceive, but because they were reluctant to disappoint yet another European in search of Indian magic. That a phenomenon with no basis in fact should command belief by numbers of otherwise intelligent people suggested to Ouspensky that human beings have a propensity to accept a lie because doing so is easier than seeking out the truth. Ouspensky, however, constantly submitted himself to the acid bath of experiment and observation. His decision to search for a teacher who could lead him to the miraculous was motivated, he admitted, by a desire to avoid what he considered \u201camateurish attempts at \u2018work on oneself.\u2019\u201d [7] As Leslie White announced, \u201cI cannot deceive myself anymore, nor do I want to.\u201d Although he believed in the miraculous, Ouspensky wanted facts.\n[6] Quoted in Maria Carlson, No Religion Higher than Truth: A History of the Theosophical Movement in Russia 1875-1922, (Princeton: Princeton University Press. 1993), p. 75\n[7] Ouspensky, A New Model of the Universe, p. 9\nIt isn\u2019t surprising, then, that while in Moscow in December and January of 1914 \u2013 15 Ouspensky cast a bemused eye at a curious advertisement he had found in a newspaper. Doing editorial work for a journal he had written for while in India, Ouspensky spied a notice for a ballet entitled \u201cThe Struggle of the Magicians.\u201d The title itself would have caught his attention. Even more intriguing, its author was a \u201ccertain \u2018Hindu,\u2019\u201d and the performance promised to present a complete picture of all that Ouspensky had just failed to find on his journey. Set against the backdrop of India, the ballet would include fakir miracles, sacred dances, and much more. Having just discovered the \u201ctruth\u201d about India, Ouspensky was critical of the advertisement\u2019s claims. But the irony of the coincidence must have amused him. Acknowledging that Hindu ballets were something of a rarity in Moscow, he decided to include the notice in the next issue of his paper, adding to it the caveat that the ballet would provide all that is unavailable in India, but which travelers journey there to see.\nOuspensky\u2019s St. Petersburg lectures had been successful enough that he was able to repeat his performance in Moscow. In India, he told his audience, the miraculous was not sought where it should be sought. The known ways were useless. The miraculous passed us by and we did not notice it. The miraculous, when it appears among ordinary humanity, always wears a mask, and only the very few succeed in penetrating it.\nOne wonders if Ouspensky was speaking to himself. For as fate would have it, he was about to have an opportunity to put his theory into practice.\nDuring his Moscow lectures Ouspensky was approached by two men, Vladimir Pohl, a musician, and Sergei Dmitrievich Mercourov, a sculptor. They told him of an occult group to which they belonged, and which, oddly enough, was led by the \u201ccertain Hindu\u201d \u2014 actually a Caucasian Greek \u2014 responsible for the ballet scenario \u201cThe Struggle of the Magicians,\u201d the notice for which Ouspensky had come across a few months earlier. They spoke of the work the group was engaged in, and of \u201cG\u2019s\u201d \u2014 the Greek\u2019s \u2014 aims. To Ouspensky it seemed heady, confused, and extremely doubtful material. As a noted journalist, highly successful lecturer, and author of a popular and influential book \u2014 which was about to go into a second edition \u2014 Ouspensky had heard it all before. Tactfully he listened, but no doubt looked for a polite way to escape. By now Ouspensky had had enough of the kind of self-hypnosis associated with all such occult groups. People, he ruefully reflected, \u201cinvent miracles for themselves and invent exactly what is expected of them.\u201d [8] It was all a brew of \u201csuperstition, self-suggestion and defective thinking,\u201d and Ouspensky, having just returned from a long, profitless journey, wanted no part of it.\nMercourov, however, was persistent, and it was more than likely out of the desire to quiet his entreaties than out of any real interest that Ouspensky finally broke down and agreed to meet the mysterious Mr. G.\nIt was, without doubt, the most fateful decision of his life.\n\u201cGeorgei Ivanovitch Gurdjieff was born\u2026 And here all pretensions to accuracy stop.\u201d [9] So begins James Webb\u2019s exhaustive biography of the man Ouspensky was about to meet. What proves a nightmare for a biographer is a godsend for someone set on presenting himself as an enigma. As with many gurus, mystic teachers, and occult masters, Gurdjieff\u2019s past is, as the clich\u00e9 goes, shrouded in mystery. Up until 1912 or 1913, all that we know of him comes from his own hand, and even the most devoted follower must admit that what Gurdjieff tells us about himself is at the very least open to multiple interpretations. Our sources for material on Gurdjieff\u2019s early years are his autobiographical account, Meetings with Remarkable Men; the unfinished Life Is Real Only Then, When I Am; and an earlier effort that, if nothing else, must go down as one of the strangest publications ever to see the light of print, Herald of Coming Good.\nOuspensky\u2019s early years are difficult to piece together, but the difficulty arises out of the normal ravages of time and the dispersal of material: a diligent researcher, armed with patience and a command of Russian, could burrow through the Moscow and St. Petersburg periodical archives and more than likely uncover a great deal of interesting material about Ouspensky\u2019s days as a journalist. The same cannot be said of Gurdjieff. He invented and reinvented himself so many times, left so many false trails, and encouraged so many myths and mistakes about exactly who he was that uncovering the truth about his past would take a lifetime. And very likely the whole dizzying business would leave even the most tenacious researcher wondering if it was not in some way planned. Gurdjieff is a man with no loose ends. There is, it seems, no way into him as there is into Ouspensky or other mystic figures of the Golden Age of Western Occultism, like Madame Blavatsky and Aleister Crowley. Both Crowley and Blavatsky were fond of creating myths about themselves, but these amounted to tall tales and improbable claims, often made with tongue in cheek. Gurdjieff had his share of these, but something more was added: a sense that he wanted, and exerted, an absolute control over his identity. As he once told an impressionable student, C. S. Nott, \u201cthe sign of a perfected man\u2026 Must be that in regard to everything happening outside him, he is able to\u2026 perform to perfection externally the part corresponding to the given situation; but at the same time never blend or agree with it.\u201d Gurdjieff had worked hard and long at so \u201cperfecting\u201d himself, and we are left to wonder exactly when the separation between his inner and outer worlds that he deemed so important began. And unless, like William Patrick Patterson, we accept every word of Gurdjieff\u2019s as holy writ and see him as a \u201cMessenger from Above,\u201d with all the religious overtones such a belief implies, we are also left asking why. Why did Gurdjieff cover his tracks so efficiently? Why was it so important to reach a state where nothing from \u201coutside\u201d could touch him internally? And what does this tell us about him?\n[9] James Webb, The Harmonious Circle (New York; G. P. Putnam's Sons,. 1980), p. 25.\nThe Gurdjieff story, however, is this:\nWe have, to date, three candidates for the year of Gurdjieff\u2019s birth: 1866, 1872, and 1877; this would make him either twelve, four, or only one year older than Ouspensky. As Gurdjieff himself destroyed all his private papers and documents, including birth certificates and passports, on the eve of a trip to America in 1930, there is no concrete evidence for any one year being accurate. The year 1877 has acquired a certain preference, since it is the date on Gurdjieff\u2019s passport. All the evidence, however, suggests that Gurdjieff could fake a date on a passport, so while official recognition of 1877 gives it some weight, there\u2019s still no guarantee that it\u2019s accurate. The day of his birth accepted by his biographers is December 28, although followers of the Fourth Way celebrate his birthday on January 13, making allowances for the Old Russian calendar.\nThe ambiguity over the year of Gurdjieff\u2019s birth makes his nationality equally ambiguous. Depending on which year we accept, Gurdjieff was either Turkish or Russian, as the place of his birth in the Caucasus was either called Gumru, and was under Turkish rule before 1877, or Alexandropol, and was under Russian rule after that year. His parents\u2019 nationality is clearer: his father was Greek, his mother Armenian. In 1878, a year (or more) after his birth, his family moved to Kars, a nearby town. Captured by the Russians in 1877, most of its Turkish population had been slaughtered. When it became Russian, a large flood of Russians arrived, while the remaining Turks left. Colin Wilson makes the point that Gurdjieff grew up in an ethnic melting pot, in a society that was by necessity multicultural. While the young Ouspensky suffered personal loss but lived in an ethnically and culturally, if not politically, stable world, Gurdjieff grew up in a world with few or no boundaries and nothing like a Western sense of order. The unpredictability of his surroundings taught him to think on his feet \u2014 a lesson that, years later, he would try to pass on to his students.\nGurdjieff\u2019s father was a carpenter whose real love was poetry and storytelling, and Gurdjieff would listen while his father recited from memory one of the epics of the past. He was a bard, and Gurdjieff was impressed when he read in a magazine that archaeologists had recently discovered ancient tablets containing fragments of the epic Gilgamesh; this was one of the traditional tales that Gurdjieff\u2019s father had memorized and often recited. Gurdjieff\u2019s father had been taught Gilgamesh by another bard, who had learned it from one before him, and so on, going back countless generations. This notion of the reality of an ancient oral tradition kept alive for centuries would later play a major part in Gurdjieff\u2019s own teaching.\nAt an early age Gurdjieff showed a fascination for the occult. Early on, he witnessed a variety of strange phenomena: table-rapping, fortune-telling, faith healing, even vampirism. The death of his sister raised questions about life beyond the grave. When he was around eleven years old (accepting 1877 as the year of his birth), he witnessed a remarkable sight. The sound of screaming brought him to a group of children. There he saw a young Yezidi boy standing within a circle that had been drawn on the ground. The Yezidis are a religious sect \u2014 erroneously considered devil worshippers \u2014 and are prone to an inexplicable phenomenon: if placed within a circle they are unable to leave it. The young boy was screaming, trapped within the ring the children had drawn around him. When Gurdjieff rubbed out part of the circle, the boy fled. Inquisitive, Gurdjieff asked everyone he knew about the experience, but no one could explain it. Years later he experimented himself, drawing a circle around a Yezidi woman. She too was unable to leave it, and when Gurdjieff and another man finally pulled her from it, she collapsed into a state of catalepsy.\nMeetings with Remarkable Men is filled with other, equally unusual experiences. The young Gurdjieff investigated each one, trying to find an answer to its mystery. He read all he could get his hands on and questioned everyone. Finally, he concluded that although human beings seem to understand themselves and the world, they are almost totally lacking in knowledge of either. Just as Ouspensky would conclude years later, Gurdjieff realized that laziness and lack of curiosity allowed people to accept whatever story seemed simplest and freed them from seeking the truth.\nGurdjieff studied for the priesthood, and as the head of his school insisted that all students have medical training, he also studied medicine. Gurdjieff soon manifested a remarkable talent for mechanical work; he was a natural \u201cMr. Fix It.\u201d He spent a great deal of his adolescence taking things apart and putting them back together. Often times he would see how some machine or tool could be improved and would make the necessary adjustments. As we will see, his later life centered around fixing \u201cmachines\u201d as well. As his family was poor, for a time he earned money as a traveling repairman.\nReligious questions, the paranormal, and mechanical skills informed Gurdjieff\u2019s early years. To these were added an enviable knack for making money and a cheerful disregard for the legalities involved. As a teenager he worked for a railway company, surveying a proposed route between Tiflis and Kars. He knew in advance which towns were slated for a station, and would approach the town elders suggesting that, for a price, he could arrange for the train to stop there. Naturally the city fathers were pleased, and Gurdjieff\u2019s pockets were filled. On another occasion, Gurdjieff caught sparrows, dyed them different colors, and sold them to gullible customers as a rare breed of \u201cAmerican canary\u201d \u2014 making his escape quickly, before a sudden shower washed the dye off. In later years this talent for making money was applied to diverse activities, from selling carpets and curing drug addicts to running cinemas and restaurants.\nWith a friend, Sarkis Pogossian, Gurdjieff spent long evenings discussing the central questions of human existence. They visited \u201csacred sites\u201d and through their reading became convinced a \u201chidden knowledge\u201d existed. They also believed that traces of this lost wisdom could be discerned in the relics of the past \u2014 a belief, we know, that Ouspensky had absorbed from Theosophy. After they made enough money to give up their jobs \u2014 Pogossian, too, worked for the railway \u2014 the two purchased a library of ancient Armenian texts, then moved to the ancient city of Ani. Here they built a hut and plunged into their studies and explorations of the ancient Armenian capital.\nThey discovered a monk\u2019s cell in an underground passage. Within it were old parchments inscribed in ancient Armenian. They brought these to Alexandropol, hoping to decipher them. It turned out that the parchments spoke of an ancient secret society, the Sarmoung Brotherhood, and they recalled the name from one of the texts in their library. This brotherhood, it seemed, flourished in about 2500 BC; the parchments dated to around 600 AD. Gurdjieff and Pogossian concluded that remains of the Sarmoung Brotherhood might still be found in an area about three hundred miles south of present day Mosul (Iraq). Convincing a society of Armenian patriots to finance their expedition, they embarked on their own quest for the miraculous.\nThey seemed to be in luck. An Armenian priest who housed them mentioned a map he had in his possession. A Russian prince, he said, had wanted to purchase it, but the priest wouldn\u2019t sell it and only allowed the prince to make a copy. He showed Gurdjieff the map; it turned out to be of \u201cpre-sand Egypt.\u201d Understandably, Gurdjieff was excited by the discovery and, when the priest was out, made a copy of the map. The Russian prince had paid for this privilege, but as Gurdjieff would later tell Ouspensky, it is sometimes necessary for a seeker to \u201csteal\u201d knowledge.\nA series of events brought Gurdjieff to Alexandria (Pogossian abandoned the quest along the way). From Egypt he went to Jerusalem, where he worked as a tourist guide. Gurdjieff fails to tell us whether he had discovered any evidence of the Sarmoung Brotherhood or what he made of the map of pre-sand Egypt. But back in Egypt, Gurdjieff sat by one of the pyramids studying the map. A man approached and, peering down at him, with great emotion asked how he had come across it. This, it turned out, was the same prince who had tried to buy the map from the priest.\nAt this point Gurdjieff became involved with a group of questers, the Seekers of Truth, whose leader was the Russian prince. Their adventures took them to several sites in Asia, some inaccessible to Europeans, where they discovered the \u201chidden knowledge\u201d the existence of which Gurdjieff had suspected years before. Gurdjieff tells us that he did eventually make contact with the present-day Sarmoung Brotherhood, spending time at their monasteries in the Himalayas and Turkistan. It was there that he learned the ancient secrets of human existence and the methods of achieving a higher state of consciousness.\nAll of which makes for a wonderful story, the reliability of which is difficult to corroborate.\nGurdjieff\u2019s account of his formative years can be read on a variety of levels: metaphor, allegory, pure tall tale, metaphysical fiction, autobiography, or simply invention. Given the milieu in which he surfaced in Moscow, it\u2019s understandable that he would want to present himself as a mysterious figure with a series of mystical adventures under his belt. He had other accomplishments as well: during this period he may have spent some time as a secret agent working for the Russian government during their political chess match with the British known as the Great Game. [10] He also worked for a period as a professional hypnotist and wonder-worker \u2014 a kind of traveling magician, the equivalent today of a television psychic. But the Gurdjieff who targeted Ouspensky and sent his students to draw him in was determined to present himself as one thing and one thing only: a man who knows.\nIt seems likely that in St. Petersburg in 1913 he presented himself as a certain \u201cPrince Ozay\u201d and made the acquaintance of the Englishman Paul Dukes, a twenty-four-year-old traveler and musician. The friend of Lev Lvovitch \u2014 significantly, a professional healer and hypnotist \u2014 Dukes, who later knew Ouspensky, was informed that Lvovitch had met the Prince while on military service in Central Asia. The Prince, Lvovitch told Dukes, was a man like no other. Upon meeting him, Dukes had to agree. At a house not far from Nikolaevski Station \u2014 a short walk, we know, from Ouspensky\u2019s own apartment \u2014 Dukes was led to a large and sumptuously appointed room. Oriental carpets adorned the walls, the windows were covered in rich curtains, and wrought-iron lamps fitted with colored glass hung from the ceiling. The atmosphere was appropriately exotic and oddly reminiscent of the magician\u2019s room in Ouspensky\u2019s novel. A hole in Dukes\u2019s sock prompted the Prince to remark on the virtues of ventilation: \u201cGood thing \u2014 nothing like fresh air.\u201d It\u2019s the kind of thing Gurdjieff would say. But more commanding evidence are the occult lessons that Dukes received from the Prince. Most seem to have concerned diet, breathing, sex, and other standard fare in mystical disciplines. The Prince told Dukes the musician that he was a musical instrument and spoke of the importance of being \u201cin tune.\u201d This suggests both Gurdjieff\u2019s later use of musical terms like \u201coctave\u201d and his tendency to approach each student through a subject familiar to them. [11]\n[10] For Gurdjieff and the Great Game. see ibid., pp. 48-73.\n[11] Strangely, Gurdjieff as Prince: Ozay seems to embody the type of \"romantic\" guru who Ouspensky at first hoped to meet, but after his failed \"search,\" spoke of only ironically. As we will see, at their first meeting, Ouspensky had a \"vision\" of Gurdjieff as he may have appeared in his guise as the prince.\nBut before appearing as Prince Ozay \u2014 if indeed he and Gurdjieff were one \u2014 Gurdjieff had already made forays into the occult milieu of fin de si\u00e8cle Russia. Writers on Gurdjieff\u2019s life suggest that by 1909 or 1910 he was ready to make his mark on the world; the only question seemed to be where. From Central Asia he could have gone to Constantinople, where he knew people, knew the language and where \u2014 as Ouspensky had found on his first journey to the East \u2014 a living spiritual tradition still existed. Instead he chose Russia. Some commentators argue that this is because going to Russia was the greater challenge. Perhaps. But Moscow and St. Petersburg were the most European of Russian cities, and Gurdjieff more than likely aimed at eventually bringing his work to Europe. It\u2019s also true that, as we\u2019ve seen, Russia at that time had a thriving occult market, and devotees of a variety of teachings filled the major cities. Gurdjieff had already tested himself in the spiritualist and Theosophical circles of cities like Tashkent. Like Ouspensky, Gurdjieff had little good to say about his mystical competition, though it\u2019s clear he borrowed liberally from their work. The knowledge that Gurdjieff would present to Ouspensky was without doubt impressive and, in the form Gurdjieff gave it, unique. But it was not absolutely original.\nIn Tashkent, Gurdjieff\u2019s success as an occult master was considerable. He tells us that within six months he \u201csucceeded not only in coming into contact with a great number of these people (\u2018occultists\u2019), but even in being accepted as a well-known \u2018expert\u2019 and guide in evoking so-called \u2018phenomena of the beyond\u2019 in a very large circle.\u201d\nNo doubt Gurdjieff, with his deep desire to get to the bottom of life, found that many in these circles were simply sensation seekers and bored dilettantes, eager for some distraction. He spoke of the occult hysteria of the time as a psychosis, simply another manifestation of the laziness common to human beings. He also confirmed this in practice; part of his success, he tells us, involved his \u201cskill in producing tricks,\u201d which suggests that he wasn\u2019t above sleight-of-hand when necessary. His aim in infiltrating these circles was to acquire a group of serious students upon whom he could test the knowledge he had acquired during his search. As he himself admitted, he needed guinea pigs.\nIn Tashkent the types available weren\u2019t sufficient, and his experiments demanded work with a much wider variety. So he moved to Russia after closing down his groups as well as the considerable business ventures he was involved in at the time, the liquidation of which netted him a million rubles. He first went to St. Petersburg where, decked out in the appropriate Oriental garb, he met the world, perhaps as Prince Ozay. Then, for reasons best known to himself, he went to Moscow. Here, too, Gurdjieff looked for types \u2014 new guinea pigs \u2014 but also for something else. Unlike Madame Blavatsky, or the highly successful Rudolf Steiner, Gurdjieff was apparently uncomfortable presenting himself to the world at large: his predilection for disguise suggests this. [12] But for a man eager to make his mark on the world \u2014 and this certainly was Gurdjieff\u2019s intention \u2014 a good presentation is a necessity.\n[12] Although. as his career makes clear, Gurdjieff had no problem addressing people, he seems to have operated best in small groups, where his personal force could be felt - and be seen to be felt - more immediately. When, for example, his Prieure in Fontainebleau became successful and drew large numbers of students, Gurdjieff began to have doubts about it. Not long after, he was involved in a near-fatal car crash. Although devotees maintain otherwise, none of his books - except perhaps Meetings with Remarkable Men - reach a wide audience or are particularly successful in presenting his ideas. His last years were spent teaching in the intimate setting of a small dining room in his Parisian flat.\nWhat better candidate for the position of Gurdjieff\u2019s public relations man than a well-known, highly respected, supremely talented writer, journalist, and lecturer?\nWhen Ouspensky agreed to the meeting, he had no idea who \u201cG\u201d was. The same was not true of Gurdjieff. He knew precisely who Ouspensky was, and it\u2019s likely he placed the notice for his \u201cHindu ballet\u201d in the hopes that it would attract Ouspensky\u2019s attention. Certainly he sent Pohl and Mercourov to Ouspensky\u2019s lectures with the express purpose of enticing him to a meeting. Gurdjieff had paid particular attention to Ouspensky\u2019s writings, reading his books and following his articles about his experiences in the mystic East. The papers had made much ado about Ouspensky\u2019s trip, and as he would soon tell Ouspensky, Gurdjieff had even given his pupils the task of reading Ouspensky\u2019s books to determine who he was. In this way, Gurdjieff said, they would know in advance exactly what Ouspensky would find when he got to India. Ouspensky doesn\u2019t tell us what Gurdjieff\u2019s pupils had to say on this matter; as he himself believed he had found nothing, he may not have raised the question. Of the journey to the East itself Gurdjieff had little to say. \u201cIt is good to go for a rest, for a holiday,\u201d he told Ouspensky. \u201cBut it is not worth going there for what you want. All that can be found here.\u201d [13]\n\u201cHere\u201d meaning Russia and Gurdjieff himself.\n\u201cThis is not an exotic city,\u201d Ouspensky had told Anna. \u201cBut there must be someone here of the kind that I am seeking.\u201d [14] Writing sixty years after the fact, it\u2019s understandable that Anna might arrange the pieces of the puzzle so that they fit together more neatly than they may have at the time. But apocryphal or not, Ouspensky\u2019s remark was soon proved true.\n[13] Ouspensky. In Search of the Miraculous, p. 15\n[14] Butkovsky-Hewitt, With Gurdjieff in St. Petersburg and Paris, p. 31\nThe Sufi Conspiracy From: Conspiracy School\nBritish Strategy to Undermine Islamic Tradition\nHaving lost touch with its glorious heritage of classical scholarship, the Muslim world today is divided in squabbles between two opposing camps, who despite their respective deviations, are both attempting to usurp the right to represent orthodox Islam. The Wahhabis and Salafis are the product of a British strategy to undermine Islamic tradition and create fundamentalism. While the Sufis are their most vocal and articulate critics, rightly pointing out their corruptions, they themselves are part of a similar conspiracy, again with close ties to Western intelligence and the occult.\nThe New Age movement, following the teachings of a leading disciple of H. P. Blavatsky, believes that the coming of the Age of Aquarius will herald the beginning of world peace and one-world government, headed by the Maitreya, who is said to be awaited also by Christians, Jews, Buddhists, Hindus and Muslims, though he is known by these believers respectively as Christ, Messiah, the fifth Buddha, Krishna or Imam Mahdi. The New Age\u2019s expectation of the Mahdi awaited by the Muslims has been nurtured through its relationship with Sufism.\nEssentially, the pretext of the occult is that in the future the world will be united in peace by eliminating all sectarianism, when the world will be brought together under a single belief system. The basis of that belief will be the occult tradition, which it is claimed has been the underlying source of all exoteric religions. As such, since at least the middle of the eighteenth century, occultists have marketed Sufism as being the origin of Freemasonry.\nAccording to Idries Shah, the twelfth century Qadiriyya Sufi order was the origin of the Rosicrucians, the most important occult movement after the Renaissance, who later evolved into the Freemasons. As detailed in Black Terror White Soldiers, the Rosicrucians were responsible for orchestrating the advent of Sabbatai Zevi, who took the Jewish world by storm in 1666 when he declared himself their expected messiah. However, Zevi disappointed the vast majority of his followers when he subsequently converted to Islam. Nevertheless, an important segment followed him into Islam as well, and to this day consist of a powerful community of secret Jews known as D\u00f6nmeh.\nThe D\u00f6nmeh of Turkey maintained associations with a number of Sufi orders, like Whirling Dervishes founded by Jalal ad-Din Rumi, and the Bektashis. Strongly heretical, the Bektashi venerated Ali, the son-in-law of the Prophet Mohammed, repudiated many of the legal rulings of Islam, and combined Kabbalistic ideas with elements of ancient Central Asian shamanism.\nThrough the influence of Bektashi Sufism, the D\u00f6nmeh developed the belief of Pan-Turkism, later adopted by the Young Turks, a D\u00f6nmeh and Masonic organization responsible for overthrowing the Ottoman Caliphate in 1908. Pan-Turkism begins with Alexander Csoma de K\u00f6r\u00f6s (1784 \u2013 1842), the first in the West to mention mysterious Buddhist realm known as Shambhala, which he regarded as the origin of the Turkish people, and which he situated in the Altai mountains and Xinjiang.\nCsoma de K\u00f6r\u00f6s\u2019s mention of Shambhala became the basis of the mystical speculations offered by H. P. Blavatsky, which she regarded as the homeland of the Aryan race. Blavatsky founded the Theosophical Society, and came to be regarded as an oracle of Freemasonry and the godmother of the occult. Blavatsky became largely responsible for initiating the popularity of Buddhism as a font of the Ancient Wisdom. However, contrary to popular perceptions, Tibetan Buddhism is a strange amalgam of Buddhist ideas, along with Hindu Tantra and Central Asian shamanism, it was for this reason that Blavatsky regarded it as the true preservation of the traditions of magic.\nAbdul Qadir al Jazairi\nThe myth of Sufism as the origin of Freemasonry developed through the influence of Abdul Qadir al Jazairi (1808 \u2013 1883), an Algerian national hero who led a struggle against the French invasion of their country in the mid-nineteenth century. Abdul Qadir was ultimately forced to surrender, and eventually settled in Damacus, Syria, under a generous pension from the French.\nIn 1860, he attained international fame when he and his personal guard saved large numbers of Christians who had come under attack by the local Druze population. As reward, the French government bestowed on him the Grand Cross of the L\u00e9gion d\u2019honneur and he was also honored by Abraham Lincoln. As well, the town of Elkaker of Iowa was named after him.\nAbdul Qadir had been initiated into the Naqshbandi, into the Qadiriyya by his own father, and into the Darqawi branch of the Shadhili Sufi order, by the student of its founder, al Arabi ad-Darqawi. The Shadhili was branched to the Akbariyya chain, going back to the \u201cShaykh Al-Akbar\u201d (Greatest Sheikh), referring to Arab mystic, Ibn Arabi (1165 \u2013 1240). However, Ibn Arabi was condemned by the vast majority of orthodox Muslim scholars as a heretic. The reason Ibn Arabi served the purposes of these Sufi Masons was for his belief in the doctrine of a \u201cUniversal Brotherhood,\u201d which was the core of the mission of Freemasonry and Theosophy, and the basis of their pretext of establishing a one-world religion.\nAbdul Qadir was also friends with Jane Digby and Sir Richard Burton, the famous British explorer, spy and fellow Freemason, who had been made consul in Damascus in 1869. Digby, or Lady Ellenborough (1807-1881), was an English aristocrat who lived a scandalous life of romantic adventures, having had four husbands and many lovers. Burton and Digby were also close friends of Wilfred Scawen Blunt and his wife Lady Anne, a grand-daughter of poet Lord Byron. Blunt was the handler of British agent Jamal ud Din al Afghani and his disciple, Mohammed Abduh, the founders of the fundamentalist tradition of Islam known as Salafism, from which emerged the Muslim Brotherhood. [1]\nR\u00e9ne Gu\u00e9non\nBurton was also an avid occultist, and like Abdul Qadir, a member of the Qadiriyya Sufi order, because \u201cSufism,\u201d he claimed, is \u201cthe Eastern parent of Freemasonry.\u201d [2] Burton was also a member of the Theosophical Society of Blavatsky, who visited him in Damascus. According to historian K. Paul Johnson, Afghani was one of Blavatsky\u2019s \u201cAscended Masters,\u201d from whom she learned her central doctrines. Afghani was the reputed head of a mysterious order known as the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor (or Light), which exercised a profound influence over the occult societies of the period, culminating in the Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO) of the scandalous Aleister Crowley.\nMost important to the transmission of Sufism to the West was R\u00e9ne Gu\u00e9non, a one-time member of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Light. Gu\u00e9non founded the occult school of Traditionalism, which suggests that all exoteric religions share a single underlying occult tradition. Therefore, according to Gu\u00e9non, one could choose any religion as one\u2019s outward belief, and so he chose Islam.\nGu\u00e9non\u2019s initiation was effected by Swedish convert to Islam Ivan Agu\u00e9li, who was also interested in Kabbalah, and performed under the authority of the friend of Abdul Qadir al Jazairi, Sheikh Abder Rahman Illaysh al Kabir, a Freemason and head of the Maliki Madhhab at Al Azhar University. As a Freemason, al Kabir also aimed to demonstrate the relationship between the symbols of Freemasonry and Islam. [3]\n[1] Johnson, Initiates of Theosophical Masters, p. 81.\n[2] F. Hitchman, Burton, Vol. I, p. 286.\n[3] \u201cAbder-Rahman El\u00eesh El-Keb\u00eer,\u201d Wikipedia, French edition.\nAlso promoting the origin of shamanism as the source of ancient wisdom was the chief propagandist for the popularization of Sufism within the New Age, George Gurdjieff (1866 \u2013 1949), a charismatic hypnotist, carpet trader and spy of Armenian origin. Gurdjieff\u2019s teaching claimed that human beings were helplessly caught in a \u201cwaking sleep\u201d unable to fully perceive reality, but that it is possible for them to transcend to a higher state of consciousness and achieve their full human potential. He developed a method for doing so called \u201cThe Work\u201d or \u201cthe Method.\u201d Because his method for awakening one\u2019s consciousness was different from that of the fakir, monk or yogi, his discipline is also called the \u201cFourth Way.\u201d As Gurdjieff explained, \u201cThe way of the development of hidden possibilities is a way against nature and against God.\u201d [4]\nGurdjieff\u2019s deceptive and tyrannical ways led to his reputation as a \u201crascal guru.\u201d He was widely referred to as a black magician, and Rasputin was so fearful of him that he was quoted to have said, \u201cI had been especially careful not to look at Gurdjieff and not to allow him to look into my eyes...\u201d [5] He was criticized by many of his former students as being slovenly, gluttonous and was notorious for seducing his female students and fathering several illegitimate children. P. D. Ouspensky, his leading student, finally broke with him, claiming that he was \u201ca very extraordinary man,\u201d but that it was \u201cdangerous to be near him.\u201d [6] Another of his famous student, J. G. Bennett, warned that Gurdjieff \u201cis far more of an enigma than you can imagine. I am certain that he is deeply good, and that he is working for the good of mankind. But his methods are often incomprehensible.\u201d [7]\nKarl Haushofer & Rudolf Hess\nLouis Pauwels, a former student of Gurdjieff, in his book Monsieur Gurdjieff, asserts that one of the \u201cSearchers After Truth\u201d that Gurdjieff speaks of in his book Meetings with Remarkable Men was Karl Haushofer, \"the magician, the secret master,\" who through his student Rudolf Hess, influenced the development of Adolf Hitler's geopolitical strategies. Haushofer was also a leading member of the Thule Society, from which evolved the Nazi Party, and founded by Baron Rudolf von Sebottendorf, who had studied Kabbalah in Turkey under Bektashi Sufis who were also Freemasons. Haushofer was apparently influenced by Gurdjieff's teaching that men are asleep and waiting for a strong leader to force them to wake up and become supermen. Haushofer was supposed to have been with Gurdjieff in Tibet, and it was then that Gurdjieff supposedly advised Haushofer to adopt the symbol of the swastika. [8]\nThere has also often been the suggestion that Gurdjieff and Joseph Dzhugashvili, later known as Stalin, met as young students while attending the same seminary in Tiflis in the Caucasus. Gurdjieff\u2019s family records contain information that Stalin lived in his family\u2019s house for a while. [9] There are also suggestions that Stalin belonged to an occult \"eastern brotherhood,\" which consisted of Gurdjieff and his followers. [10]\n[4] P. D. Ouspensky, In Search of the Miraculous: Fragments of an Unknown Teaching, (Harcourt, 1949). p. 47.\n[5] Colin Wilson, Rasputin and the Fall of the Romanovs, (Farrar Straus & Co., 1964), p. 103.\n[6] John G. Bennett Witness: The Autobiography of John G. Bennett (Tucson: Omen Press, 1974), p. 126.\n[8] Gary Lachman, Politics and the Occult; James Webb, The Harmonious Circle (Thames and Hudson: London, 1980).\n[9] Luba Gurdjieff, A Memoir with Recipes (Berkely, CA: Ten Spead Press, 1993, p. 3; cited in Paul Beekman Taylor, Gurdjieff and Orage: Brothers in Elysium, (Weiser, 2001), p. x.\n[10] Margarita Troitsyna, \u201cJoseph Stalin's occult knowledge and experiments,\u201d Pravda (June 23, 2011)\nGurdjieff\u2019s thought is an amalgam of Theosophy, Neopythagoreanism, Rosicrucianism and alchemy. According to James Webb, author of The Harmonious Circle: The Anatomy of a Myth, the first comprehensive book on Gurdjieff and his movement, Blavatsky\u2019s Theosophy was his single most important source. Additionally, as K. Paul Johnson notes, \u201ca comparison of the teachings of Blavatsky and Gurdjieff leads to the conclusion that both are equally indebted to another source, Ismaili Shi\u2019ism.\u201d [11] According to Johnson, Blavatsky\u2019s likely source for this Ismaili influence would have been Jamal ud Din al Afghani, who was simultaneously the Grand Master of Freemasonry in Egypt, as well as founder of fundamentalist reform group, known as Salafism.\nHaving studied with the Bektashi Sufis, Gurdjieff also adopted the belief in shamanism as the source of the Sufi tradition. Gurdjieff\u2019s Fourth Way teachings mentioned a \u201cUniversal Brotherhood\u201d and also a mysterious group of monks called the Sarmoung (also: Sarman, Sarmouni). Both groups were described as in possession of advanced knowledge and powers, and as being open to suitable candidates from all creeds. In the account of Gurdjieff\u2019s wanderings, Meetings with Remarkable Men, he describes encounters in many parts of the world, including Central Asia, Egypt and Rome. Gurdjieff then ventures to Central Asia to search out and locate the mysterious Sarmoung Brotherhood. The chief monastery of the society was said to be located somewhere in the heart of Asia, about twelve days\u2019 journey by horse and donkey from Bukhara in Uzbekistan.\nFrom the Sarmoung, Gurdjieff learns the sacred dances, much like those of the Whirling Dervishes, which constitute an integral part of his \u201cthe work.\u201d According to Gurdjieff\u2019s leading student J. G. Bennett, who was head of British Military Intelligence in Istanbul and his friend Idries Shah, the popular author of Sufism, Gurdjieff\u2019s \u201cFourth Way\u201d originated with the Khwajagan, a chain of Naqshbandi Sufi Masters from the tenth to the sixteenth century influenced by Central Asian shamanism. According to Bennett, the Sufis are the descendants and spiritual heirs of the old master magicians of Altai, where Central Asia has been their heartland for forty thousand years or more.\nAs Bennett relates, the Sarmoun became active in the rise of Zoroastrianism, and he connects the influence of the Magi to the Essenes. [12] Gurdjieff believed that the true teachings of Jesus Christ were corrupted by the Christian Church, but that a small group of initiates called the \u201cBrotherhood of the Essenes\u201d were able to secretly preserve them. Likewise, Gurdjieff believed that Islam as well had deviated from the original teachings of the Prophet Mohammed. Gurdjieff believed that the esoteric teachings of Islam were in Bokhara, in Central Asia, which Bennett believes was associated with the Naqshbandi Sufis who had preserved the true teachings of Islam, and which represented a synthesis of the inner meaning of all religions.\nIn 1953, Bennett had undertaken a long journey to the Middle East, which included a mysterious visit to Abdullah Faizi ad Daghestani (1891-1973), Shaykh of the Naqshbandi Haqqani Sufi order, in Damascus. [13] Ad Daghestani initiated Gurdjieff and allowed him through a dream to \u201cascend to the knowledge of the power of the nine points,\u201d which became the basis of his Enneagram. [14] The enneagram is a nine-pointed figure usually inscribed within a circle. Gurdjieff is quoted by Ouspensky as claiming that it was an ancient secret and was now being partly revealed for the first time, though hints of the symbol could be found in esoteric literature. It has been proposed that it may derive from the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, as used in Renaissance Hermeticism, which used an enneagram of three interlocking triangles, also called a nonagram or a nine-pointed figure used by the Christian medieval philosopher Raymond Lull. [15]\n[11] K. Paul Johnson, Initiates of Theosophical Masters, (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1995) p. 141.\n[12] Victoria Lepage, \"G.I. Gurdjieff & the Hidden History of the Sufis,\u201d New Dawn (March 1, 2008).\n[13] \u201cA New World Sufi Order?\u201d Islamic Party of Britain (Autumn 1993)\n[14] Shaykh Muhammad Hisham Kabbani, The Naqshbandi Sufi Way: History and Guidebook of the Saints of the Golden Chain, (KAZI, 1995).\n[15] James Webb, The Harmonious Circle: The Lives and Work of G.I. Gurdjieff, P.D. Ouspensky, and Their Followers, (New York and London: Putnam USA, and Thames and Hudson, 2001).\nThrough the influence of the Romanian Traditionalist historian, Mircea Eliade, brought forward the idea that its mystical feats of the shamans of Central Asian were achieved through the use of drugs, often referred to as \u201centheogens.\u201d In 1954, Aldous Huxley, who studied Eliade, wrote the The Doors of Perception, which also reflected the ideas of Gurdjieff, and claimed that hallucinogenic drugs \u201cexpand consciousness.\u201d Like many of the leading LSD evangelists of the CIA\u2019s MK-Ultra program, including Huxley, Gerald Heard and Alan Watts, Timothy Leary was strongly influenced by Gurdjieff.\nGurdjieff believed that the ascetic practices of monks, fakirs and yogis resulted in the production of psychological substances that produced their religious or mystical experiences. Instead of the torturous practices of these mystics, Gurdjieff proposed that the man who knows the Fourth Way \u201csimply prepares and swallows a little pill which contains all the substances he wants. And in this way, without loss of time, he obtains the required result.\u201d [16] Leary later remarked about receiving a copy of the Fourth Secret Teaching of Gurdjieff:\nFor the past twenty years, we Gurdjieff fans had been titillated by rumors of this Fourth Book, which supposedly listed secret techniques and practical methods for attaining the whimsical, post-terrestrial levels obviously inhabited by the jolly Sufi Master [Gurdjieff]. We had always assumed, naturally, that the secret methods involved drugs. So it was a matter of amused satisfaction to read in this newly issued text that not only were brain-activating drugs the keys to Gurdjieff's wonderful, whirling wisdom, but also that the reason for keeping the alkaloids secret was to avoid exactly the penal incarceration which I was enjoying when the following essay was penned. sup> [17]\nLeary apparently first became interested in psychedelics when he read a 1957 article by Gordon Wasson published in Life magazine titled \u201cSeeking the Magic Mushroom,\u201d which brought knowledge of the existence of psychoactive mushrooms to a wide audience for the first time. Wasson, who was a vice president of JP Morgan and served as a chairman to the CFR, and had close ties to CIA chief Allen Dulles. Wasson and Henry Luce\u2014Skull and Bones member and creator of Life magazine\u2014were also long time members of the Century Club, a CIA front, along with John Foster Dulles, Walter Lippmann, and George Kennan. [18] Time-Life was created by Henry P. Davison Jr, also a member of Skull and Bones, who was Wasson's boss at J. P. Morgan.\nWasson was associated with at least six people suspected of being involved in the JFK assassination, including C. D. Jackson and Henry Luce. Wasson\u2019s name was found in the address book that was retrieved from the briefcase of George de Mohrenschildt, a friend of Lee Harvey Oswald, after his death. The address book also contained an entry for \u201cBush, George H. W. (Poppy).\u201d Although de Mohrenschildt denied any Nazi sympathies, his application to join the OSS during World War II was rejected, because, according to a memo by former CIA director Richard Helms he was alleged to be a Nazi spy. In addition to the Bush family, de Mohrenschildt was also acquainted with the Bouvier family, including Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy.\nWasson is considered the founder of Ethnomycology, the study of psychoactive mushrooms used for spiritual purposes, inspiring later researchers such as Terence McKenna and John Allegro. Wasson wrote in Leary\u2019s The Psychedelic Review that the magic mushroom \u201cpermits you to see more clearly than our perishing eye can see, vistas beyond the horizons of life, to travel backwards and forwards in time, to enter other planes of existence, even to know God.\u201d [19] In 1967 Wasson would publish Soma: Divine Mushroom of Immortality, which proposed that the ancient Vedic intoxicant Soma was the magic mushroom. Wasson would later discuss the Eleusinian Mysteries, in The Road to Eleusis: Unveiling the Secret of the Mysteries, co-authored with Albert Hofmann, the Swiss scientist who discovered LSD, who proposed that the special potion \u201ckykeon,\u201d used in the ceremony, contained psychoactive substances from the fungus Ergot, from which LSD was developed.\n[16] Peter Ouspensky, In Search of the Miraculous (Harcourt, 1949) p. 50.\n[17] Tim Leary, Changing my mind among others, (Prentice-Hall, 1982) p. 192-3.\n[18] Jan Irwin, \u201cThe Secret History of Magic Mushrooms,\u201d Gnosis Media.\n[19] R. Gordon Wasson, \u201cThe Hallucinogenic Fungi of Mexico,\u201d The Psychedelic Review, vol. 1, no. 1, (June 1963), p. 30.\nInvisible Hierarchy\nWasson was also close friends with Robert Graves, the author of The White Goddess, a key book for modern Pagans and Wiccans, in which he proposes the existence of a European deity, inspired and represented by the phases of the moon, and which is the origin of the goddesses of various European and pagan mythologies.\nGraves also wrote the introduction to Idries Shah\u2019s The Sufis. As the secretary to Gerald Gardner, one of the key representatives of Wicca, whose rituals he developed with Aleister Crowley, Shah was responsible for popularizing that European witchcraft, as well as the occult tradition in general, was derived from Sufism.\nIrdies Shah\nTowards the end of the 1950s, Shah established contact with Wiccan circles in London and served as a secretary and companion to Gerald Gardner, the founder of Wicca, whose rituals he formulated with Aleister Crowley. Shortly before his death, Crowley elevated Gardner to the VII\u00b0 of the OTO, and issued a charter decreeing that Gardner could perform its preliminary initiation rituals. [20] After Crowley\u2019s death in 1947, Gardner was regarded as the chief representative of the OTO in Europe.\nShah met Graves in 1961, and later wrote to him that he was researching ecstatic religions, and that he had been \u201cattending\u2026 experiments conducted by the witches in Britain, into mushroom-eating and so on.\u201d Shah also told Graves that he was \u201cintensely preoccupied at the moment with the carrying forward of ecstatic and intuitive knowledge.\u201d [21] Graves encouraged Shah to publish an authoritative book on Sufism for a Western audiences, which became The Sufis.\nGraves\u2019 introduction described Shah as being \u201cin the senior male line of descent from the prophet Mohammed\u201d and as having inherited \u201csecret mysteries from the Caliphs, his ancestors. He is, in fact, a Grand Sheikh of the Sufi Tariqa\u2026\u201d Graves confessed, however, that this was \u201cmisleading: he is one of us, not a Moslem personage.\u201d [22]\nIn June 1962, a couple of years prior to the publication of The Sufis, Shah had also established contact with members of the movement that had formed around the mystical teachings of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky. He was eventually introduced to J. G. Bennett, who became convinced that Shah \u201chad a very important mission in the West that we ought to help him to accomplish.\u201d [23] Shah gave Bennett a \u201cDeclaration of the People of the Tradition.\u201d Shah declared that the Guardians belonged to an \u201cinvisible hierarchy\u201d that had chosen him to transmit \u201ca secret, hidden, special, superior form of knowledge.\u201d It convinced Bennett that Shah was a genuine emissary of Gurdjieff\u2019s \u201cSarmoung Monastery.\u201d\nIn The Commanding Self, Idries Shah, contends that the Enneagram is of Sufi origin, and that it has also been long known in coded form as an octagram, two superimposed squares with the space in the middle representing the ninth point. In 1960, Shah founded Octagon Press, which was named after the octagram. One of its first titles was a biography titled Gerald Gardner, Witch, which Shah wrote under the pen name of Jack L. Bracelin.\nShah was also a member of the Club of Rome, a project initiated by the Rockefeller family at their estate at Bellagio, Italy. [24] The founders of the Club of Rome were all senior officials of NATO. These included Aurelio Peccei, the chairman of Fiat who was also chairman of the Economic Committee of the Atlantic Institute, and Alexander King, the co-founder, who was Director General of Scientific Affairs of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).\nIn 1965, Shah founded SUFI (Society for Understanding Fundamental Ideas), and dubbed himself Great-Sheikh, not only of the Naqshbandi, but of all Sufi orders. Several presentations were given by scientists like Alexander King to the Institute for Cultural Research (ICR), which was originally founded by Shah in 1965 as the Society for Understanding Fundamental Ideas (SUFI). [25] Other visitors, pupils, and would-be pupils included the poet Ted Hughes, novelists Alan Sillitoe and Doris Lessing, zoologist Desmond Morris, and psychologist Robert Ornstein. Over the following years, Shah established Octagon Press as a means of distributing reprints of translations of Sufi classics. Several of Shah\u2019s books, Mulla Nasrudin, considered a folkloric part of Muslim cultures, were presented as Sufi parables, and which were discussed the Rand Corporation. [26]\nIan Dallas (aka Abdul Qadir al Murabit)\nAt a November 1977 Lisbon conference sponsored by the Interreligious Peace Colloquium, Club of Rome founder Aurelio Peccei, the chairman of Fiat, conspired with several leading members of the Muslim Brotherhood, particularly with Seyyed Hossein Nasr of Teheran University, who was highly active during the Iranian revolution of 1979. [27] Nasr is a Perennialist in the school of Gu\u00e9non\u2019s Traditionalism. Nasr was initiated into the Darqawi Shadhili by Ahmad al-Alawi (1869-1934), who had been recommended to him by Gu\u00e9non.\nNasr was a student of Gu\u00e9non\u2019s leading disciple Frithjof Schuon who established the Maryamiyya branch of the Shadhili in Europe and North America. Some of Schuon\u2019s most eminent students include supposed converts to Islam, Titus Burckhardt and Martin Lings, best known as the author of a very popular and positively reviewed biography of Muhammad, first published in 1983. But according to Andrew Rawlinson, in Book of Enlightened Masters, Schuon was not as a pious Sufi but as a charlatan.\nAnother known initiate of the Darqawi Shadhili descended from Ahmad Al-Alawi is a Scottish convert to Islam named Ian Dallas, a.k.a. Sheikh Abdalqadir al-Murabit. Dallas, who founded the Murabitun movement, celebrates Hitler as a \u201cgreat genius and great vision,\u201d praises Wagner as the \u201cmost spiritual of men among men in a age of darkness,\u201d and regards the black stone of the Kabbah in Mecca as the Holy Grail. In 1990, he held a symposium in honor of the occultist Ernst Junger, one of the fathers of Nazi ideology, and which ended with a Masonic ceremonial. Also in attendance was Albert Hofmann, the scientist who discovered LSD, associated with the CIA\u2019s MK-Ultra program. [28]\n[20] Morgan Davis, From Man to Witch: Gerald Gardner 1946, www.geraldgardner.com.\n[21] Paul O'Prey, Between Moon and Moon \u2013 Selected Letters of Robert Graves 1946\u20131972, (Hutchinson, 1984), pp. 213\u2013215.\n[23] John G. Bennett, Witness: The autobiography of John G. Bennett. (Tucson: Omen Press, 1974), pp. 355\u2013363.\n[24] See Robert Dreyfuss, Hostage to Khomeini.\n[25] Elizabeth Hall, \u201cAt Home in East and West: A Sketch of Idries Shah,\u201d Psychology Today 9 (2): 56 (July 1975).\n[26] Idries Shah (Presenter), \u201cOne Pair of eyes: Dreamwalkers,\u201d BBC Television, (19 Dec 1970).\n[27] Dreyfuss, Hostage to Khomeini, [excerpt: http://www.hoveyda.org/aspen77.html]\n[28] Othman Abu-Sahnun the Italian, \u201cThe Murabituns & Free Masonry,\u201d Murabitun Files.\nNude therapy at Esalen\nGurdjieff and Shah were important inspirations behind the hokey \u201cspiritual\u201d practices endorsed by the Tavistock-affiliated Esalen Institute which, according to Wouter Hanegraaff, in New Age Religion and Western Culture: Esotericism in the Mirror of Secular Thought, in addition of the Hippies, had been the second major influence of the 60s counterculture and the rise of the New Age movement. [29] Formed at Oxford University, in 1920 by the Round Table\u2019s Royal Institute for International Affairs (RIIA), the sister organization to the Council on Foreign Relations, the Tavistock Clinic became the Psychiatric Division of the British Army during World War II. A successor organization, the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations, was then founded in 1946 under a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation.\nAccording to a former British Intelligence agent John Coleman, Tavistock became known as the focal point in Britain for psychoanalysis and the psychodynamic theories of Sigmund Freud and his followers. Its clients are chiefly public sector organizations, including the European Union, several British government departments, and some private clients. Its network now extends from the University of Sussex to the US through the Stanford Research Institute (SRI), Esalen Institute, MIT, Hudson Institute, Brookings Institution, Aspen Institute, Heritage Foundation, the Center of Strategic and International Studies at Georgetown, US Air Force Intelligence, and the RAND Corporation.\nAnd, according to BBC documentary filmmaker Adam Curtis, in The Century of the Self, \u201cThe ideas and the techniques that were taught there in the 1970s have fundamentally transformed both society and politics as much, or possibly even more, than any right-wing free market theories.\u201d As Adam Curtis explains:\n[Esalen] gathered together a group of radical psychoanalysts and psychotherapists and encouraged them to give classes in their techniques. What united them was the belief that modern society repressed individuals inner feelings. Because of this the individuals led narrow, desiccated lives and their true feelings were bent and warped.\nEsalen taught people how to break out of this prison, how to let their inner feelings out and so become liberated beings. It was a wonderful dream\u2014and thousands of people who had turned away from radical politics in the 1960s came to learn how to change society by changing themselves. [30]\nEsalen\u2019s goal was to assist in a coming transformation by exploring work in the humanities and sciences, in order to fully realize what Aldous Huxley had called the \u201chuman potentialities.\u201d Esalen thus represented a fruition of The Human Potential Movement (HPM), whose founding has often been attributed to Gurdjieff, and which arose in the 1960s around the concept of cultivating the extraordinary potential that its advocates believed to lie largely untapped in all people.\n[29] Wouter J. Hanegraaff, New Age Religion and Western Culture: Esotericism in the Mirror of Secular Thought, (Boston, Massachusetts, US: Brill Academic Publishers, 1996), pp. 38\u201339.\n[30] Adam Curtis, \u201cThe Curse of Tina Part Two: Learning to Hug.\u201d BBC Blogs: Adam Curtis: The Medium and the Message. (October 4, 2011).\nHuman Potential Movement,\nIdries Shah\u2019s student, Claudio Naranjo along with Oscar Ichazo, were important figures in the Human Potential Movement, and developed the Enneagram of Gurdjieff into a pseudo-psychological personality profile system. Chilean psychiatrist Naranjo, belonged to the inner circle at Esalen, where he became one of the three successors to Fritz Perls, the founder of Gestalt Therapy.\nNaranjo was also a member of the Tavistock-affiliated US Club of Rome, and in 1969 he was sought out as a consultant for the Education Policy Research Center, created by Willis Harman at Stanford Research Institute (SRI). Naranjo is regarded as one of the pioneers of the Human Potential Movement, for integrating psychotherapy and the spiritual traditions through the introduction of Gurdjieff\u2019s \u201cFourth Way\u201d teachings. [31]\nNaranjo was also a close friend of Carlos Castaneda, who is famous for having written a series of books that describe his alleged training in shamanism and the use of psychoactive drugs like peyote, under the tutelage of a Yaqui \u201cMan of Knowledge\u201d named Don Juan. According to Kripal, what Claudio Naranjo became known for was a creative synthesis of Asian meditation and western psychotherapy. Though his ideas were developed from Tantric Buddhism, he interpreted them in terms of Shamanism, and derived from what he called his \u201ctantric journey\u201d which involved a Kundalini experience, which he compared to both being possessed by a serpent and an alchemical process. As Kripal explains:\nThe \u201cinner serpent\u201d of kundalini yoga is simply a South Asian construction of a universal neurobiology; it is \u201cno other than our more archaic (reptilian) brain-mind.\u201d The serpent power \u201cis \u2018us\u2019-i.e., the integrity of our central nervous system when cleansed of karmic interference,\u201d the human body-mind restored to its own native spontaneity.\nPut a bit differently, Naranjo\u2019s \u201cone quest\u201d is a religion of no religion that has come to realize how \u201cinstinct\u201d is really a kind of \u201corganismic wisdom\u201d and how libido is more deeply understood as a kind of divine Eros that can progressively mutate both spirit and flesh once it is truly freed from the ego. [32]\nWhen Naranjo became disillusioned with Gurdjieff, he turned to Sufism and became a student of Idries Shah. Naranjo co-wrote a book entitled On The Psychology of Meditation (1971), with Stanford University psychologist professor Robert Ornstein. Both were associated with the University of California, where Ornstein was a research psychologist at the Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute. Ornstein, along with fellow psychologist Charles Tart and eminent writers such as Poet Laureate Ted Hughes and Nobel-Prize-winning novelist Doris Lessing, was profoundly influenced by Shah. Realizing that Ornstein could be an ideal partner in propagating his teachings, adapting them into the language of psychotherapy, Shah made him his deputy (Khalifa) in the United States.\nOrnstein was also president and founder of the Institute for the Study of Human Knowledge (ISHK), established in 1969, with the aim of publishing books on ancient and new ways of thinking for American readers, and become the sole American distributor of Shah\u2019s works of published by Octagon Press. Ornstein\u2019s The Psychology of Consciousness (1972) was enthusiastically received by the academic psychology community, as it coincided with new interests in the field, such as biofeedback and other techniques to achieve shifts in mood and awareness. [33]\nOscar Ichazo, whose influence at Esalen is legendary, was heavily involved in psychedelic drugs and shamanism, and according to John C Lilly, who had been through the first levels of Ichazo\u2019s Arica training, Ichazo claimed to have \u201creceived instructions from a higher entity called Metatron\u201d and that his group \u201cwas guided by an interior master,\u201d the \u201cGreen Qutb.\u201d [34] Lilly, a friend to Timothy Leary and Allen Ginsberg, is known for his work on dolphin-human communication, as well as his experiments using hallucinogens while floating in isolation tanks. Lilly apparently gave dolphins LSD and told a story of one dolphin who seduced a man into having sex with her in a holding tank. [35] The 1980 movie Altered States, starting William Hurt, is partly based on his life.\nNaranjo, who studied with Oscar Ichazo in Chile, passed on the Enneagram teachings to Jesuit Bob Ochs, who then brought it into Roman Catholic circles at Esalen, where Naranjo taught. However, the Christian tradition derived from Gurdjieff was one that rejected the belief in Jesus as a historical person, and instead insisted that religious experiences were derived from psychoactive substances.\n[31] \u201cClaudio Naranjo, M.D..,\u201d Blue Dolphin Publishing.\n[32] Kripal, Esalen, America and the Religion of No Religion, p. 177.\n[33] David Westerlund (ed.), Sufism in Europe and North America. (New York, NY: RoutledgeCurzon, 2004), p. 53.\n[34] John C. Lilly & Joseph E. Hart, \u201cThe Arica Training,\u201d Transpersonal psychologies, edited by Charles T Tart (Routledge, 1975).\n[35] Kripal, Esalen, p. 178.\nThe Naqshbandi Sufis\nBapak Muhammad Subuh\nWhen Bennett, visited Sheikh ad Daghestani in Damascus in 1953, he gave Bennett an enigmatic message relating to the coming to his home in the West of \u201ca Messenger from God,\u201d which Bennett interpreted to mean Bapak Muhammad Subuh, the Indonesian leader of cult named Subud. Bennett believed that the \u201cThe Reappearance of Christ\u201d as the \u201cAvatar of Synthesis\u201d prophesied by Alice Bailey must refer to Subud, and Bennett and many followers of Gurdjieff were initiated into the cult. Shah\u2019s first published mention of Subud appears in his book The Way of the Sufi, published in the mid 1960s, claiming that Subud is of Qadiriyya and Naqshbandi origin. Shah slowly separated from Subud and started to gather his own disciples.\nWhen asked as to his cult\u2019s purpose, Subuh himself had said: \u201cWhat is the purpose of spreading Subud? Well, primarily\u2026 it concerns the work people have come to call the\u2026 United Nations.\u201d [36] At the time of Subuh\u2019s death in 1987, the chairman of the World Subud Council was Varindra Tarzie Vittachi. In 1973, he had been appointed director of the UN World Population Year, after which he became director of information on public affairs for the UN Population Fund (1974-79). From 1980, until his retirement, he was deputy executive director of UNICEF, the UN Children\u2019s Fund.\nSheikh Nazim Haqqani\nSheikh Kabbani\nGurdjieff\u2019s visit to ad Daghestani and his instruction in the mysteries of the Nine Points was reported by Sheikh Kabbani, Chairman of the Naqshbandi Haqqani Sufi Order of America, in TheNaqshbandi Sufi Way: History and Guidebook of the Saints of the Golden Chain, the foreword to which was written by Seyyed Hossein Nasr. Sheikh Kabbani is the son-in-law and deputy of Sheikh Nazim al Haqqani, leader of the Naqshbandi-Haqqani Order, who had also been a student of Sheikh ad Daghestani, and who went to Britain where made contact with Bennett\u2019s circle from whom he developed his first group of followers. [37]\nIn 1991, Haqqani made the first of four nationwide tours of the US, in a number of venues, including churches, temples, universities, mosques and New Age centers. Reportedly, during these speeches and Dhikr gatherings thousands of individuals entered the fold of Islam through his efforts. Regrettably, these are not converts to Islam, but are attracted to a hippie-dippy version that is more about Sufism\u2019s vague promises of \u201cspirituality.\u201d The key to Haqqani\u2019s success is his openness to Muslims as well as non-Muslims, and his flexibility towards Islamic law. According to Haqqani, \u201cOne is not entitled to refute or object to any of the matters of his sheikh even if he contradicts the pure rules of Islam.\u201d [38]\nHaqqani\u2019s liberalism was exemplified in his visit in 1999 to Glastonbury in England, where Joseph of Arimathea was to have concealed the Holy Grail, and which is now a center of alternative spirituality. Haqqani called on the people to aim for eternity without regard of their religion, and acknowledged the local legend that Jesus had visited the site. A Haqqani community subsequently established itself in the town, engaging in Dhikr meetings, which include musical performances, Whirling Dervishes and \u201cSufi meditation\u201d workshops. Haqqani believes in the coming of the Mahdi is immanent, and gives his followers the impression that he is in spiritual contact with him. [39]\n[37] Umar Ibrahim Vadillo, The Esoteric Deviation in Islam, (Cape Town South Africa: Madinah Press, 2003), p. 447.\n[38] Shaykh Samir Kadi, The Irrefutable Proof that Nazim al-Qubrusi Negates Islam, p. 4\n[39] Itzchak Weismann, TThe Naqshbandiyya: Orthodoxy and Activism in a Worldwide Sufi Tradition, (London: Routledge, 2007) p. 170.\nFanatical Fringes of Islam\nDr. Gibril Haddad\nRamadan al-Bouti\nAmong the vocal opponents of Wahhabism and Salafism today are important Sufis like Dr. Gibril Haddad and Muhammad Said Ramadan al-Bouti. Haddad, a well-known scholar and religious leader of Lebanese-American background who converted to Islam, was listed amongst the inaugural 500 most influential Muslims in the world. After also exploring Shadhili Sufism, Haddad became a disciple of Sheikh Nazim Al-Haqqani, leader of the Naqshbandi-Haqqani Order.\nHaddad was also a former teacher on the traditional online Islamic institute Sunnipath, and is a major contributor to the website ESheikh.com, which gives traditional teachings on Islamic spirituality. Sheikh Kabbani supervises Sunnah.org, which touts itself as one of the top Islamic websites in the world. Also associated with Kabbani\u2019s wing of Shaikh Haqqani\u2019s Naqshbandi-Haqqani order is Stephen \u201cSuleyman\u201d Schwartz, Jewish convert to Islam and author who has been published in a variety of media, including The Wall Street Journal. Schwartz is also a vocal critic of the \u201cWahhabi lobby,\u201d having written The Two Faces of Islam: The House of Sa\u2019ud from Tradition to Terror, and a defense of Sufism titled The Other Islam: Sufism and the Road to Global Harmony.\nAl-Bouti, a highly popular doctor of Islamic Law from the University of Damascus and a noted critic of Salafism, is listed among the Top 50 of the 500 most influential Muslims in the world. Al-Bouti is also affiliated to the Naqshbandi branch in Syria, the only Sufi organization in the country to be allowed freedom of action by the Asad regime, with whom it is closely associated. This is despite the fact that the Asad family are members of the Alawi sect. Sheikh al-Bouti is the leading Islamic scholar in Syria. An active opponent of the Salafis, al-Bouti is the author ofAbandoning the Maddhabs is the Most Dangerous Bid\u2019ah Threatering the Islamic Shari\u2019ah.\nAlso important to note that Nuh Ha Mim Keller features in this story. Keller belongs to the Darqawi Shadhili tradition, having been initiated by Al Shaghouri, a student of Ahmed al-Alawi, who was a friend of Ren\u00e9 Gu\u00e9non, which links him indirectly to Schuon, Seyyed Hosein Nasr.\nAlthough Keller openly denounces Gu\u00e9non and Schuon, here merely represents a different branch of Traditionalism, having adopted its tradition of al Akbariyya, through the influence of Abdul Qadir al Jazairi, whom he regularly praises. And Keller has repeatedly attempted to justify Sufism as a legitimate science of Islam by referring to Ibn Khaldun, who apparently condoned it, but he fails to mention that Ibn Khaldun heavily chastised much of Sufi tradition as \u201cBiddah\u201d (heretical innovations) and names Ibn Arabi among the chief innovators. Ibn Khaldun also wrote a Fatwa declaring that Ibn Arabi\u2019s books should be burned. [40]\nUnder the leadership of Ahmad Kuftaro (1915-2004), Grand Mufti of Syria, the Naqshbandi branch in Syria has been closely associated with the Muslim Brotherhood. Kuftaro was on good terms with Shaykh Haqqani, and in particular his deputy Kabbani, who sends some of his key students to him. [41] Kuftaro has been long engaged in interfaith dialogue, and upholds the belief that the three monotheistic religions stem from a common source, and are all different traditions of the one universal religion. Consequently, Kuftaro has been involved in an \u201cAbrahamic dialogue,\u201d advocated by many other leading Christians and Jews.\nand Ahmad Kuftaro\nKuftaro was one of the editorial advisors alongside an impressive collection of representatives from all kinds of religions of A World Scripture, that \u201cgathers passages from the scriptures of the various religious traditions around certain topics,\u201d first conceived by Reverend Sun Myung Moon. He also participated in the Assisi interfaith service for peace led by pope John Paul II in 1986. He has gone as far as praying the Hail Mary with the Cardinal of Baltimore, Cardinal Keeler, who was the President of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. [42]\nIn 2000, the UN organized the Millennium World Peace Summit consisting of more than a thousand religious leaders from the world\u2019s religions, funded largely by private foundations such as Ted Turner\u2019s Better World Fund and the Templeton, Carnegie and Rockefeller Brothers foundations. In addition to Kuftaro, the representatives included Francis Cardinal Arinze, president of the Vatican\u2019s council for inter-religious dialogue; Konrad Raiser, secretary-general of the World Council of Churches; Rabbi Israel Meir Lau, the chief rabbi of Israel; Sheikh Abdullah Salaih Al-Obaid of the Muslim World League of Saudi Arabia.\nThe involvement of the supporters of the most fanatical fringes of Islam in the UN\u2019s interfaith discussions betrays the true nature of their mission. Like Jamal ud Din al Afghani before them, they merely use the language of Islamic fundamentalism to assist their co-conspirators in the West in undermining Islam from within, towards its eventual replacement with a one-world New Age religion. The historical basis of this nefarious cooperation dates back to the relationship between the Templars and the Assassins who, though one being ostensibly Christian and the other outwardly Muslim, both shared not only an identical doctrine, that of the Kabbalah, but also a mendacious modus operandi which recognized the value of employing the guise of religion for manipulating the masses.\n[40] Muqaddimah Q I 201-202, and M. al-Tanji\u2019s edition of the Shifa\u2019 al-Sa\u2019il fi Tahdhib al-Masa\u2019il, (Istanbul, 1958), pp. 110-11 quoted from James W. Morris, \"An Arab \u2018Machiavelli\u2019.\u201d\n[41] Umar Ibrahim Vadillo, The Esoteric Deviation in Islam, (Cape Town South Africa: Madinah Press, 2003) p. 632.\n[42] Pacific Church News Vol. 153 no. 3, June/July 1997.\nScratch a Magus, Find a Spy From: Iona Miller\nPsychic Battlefield\nBeneath the broad tide of human history there flow the stealthy undercurrents of the secret societies, which frequently determine in the depths the changes that take place upon the surface. \u2013 A.E. Waite\nThe spies hide in every corner, but you can't touch them, you know. \u2013 Coldplay\nSpying is the act of obtaining information clandestinely. The term applies particularly to the covert act of collecting military, industrial, and political data about one nation for the benefit of another. In truth the majority of the information collected is not that \u2018secret\u2019 but often the interpretation of the synergism is. Espionage is defined as the practice of spying or the using of spies. The defensive side of intelligence activity, i.e., preventing another nation from gaining such information, is known as counterespionage. PSIop is a form of worldview warfare.\nThe world of ESPionage is all spooked up, in all ways that might apply. Many mages mixed dark ops with the dark arts long before CIA's \"Weird Desk\" and SRI and Ft. Meade remote viewers or Men Who Stare at Goats took the occult arts to new heights of diabolical application, including attempted psychic attacks and visualized heart attacks. There are indications MI5's Occult Bureau recruited from The Golden Dawn. James Bond creator Ian Fleming patterned Le Chiefre after Crowley. Many mages, known and unknown to history, presaged the clairvoyants of Operation Grill Flame by centuries. Paranormal ESPionage was an outgrowth of CIA's MK ULTRA mind control research. He who controls the paradigm controls the world.\nMany are witting and unwitting participants in Worldview Warfare. Esoterics is at the root of it. Rather than strange bedfellows, occultism and espionage share common ground. The black art of espionage is about obtaining secret information and prophets, witches, psychics and astrologers have always claimed to be able to predict the future and know about things hidden from ordinary people. The Jesuits spied for their order and the Church everywhere they went. The magi are adept at shifting perception and looking at the top down Big Picture. Information acquisition and analysis remain the basis of trendspotting.\nImagination & Intelligence\nIt takes intelligence to be a magician, but a magician can also be an active agent of intelligence, figuratively and literally. The real question is, rather, how and why and who and what do these things serve? Restoring self and society is the essential wisdom of the Grail. But this quest can be coopted for narcissistic or pathological ends. The Secret Doctrine can introduce both positive and negative praeternatural forces, intrapsychically and in the world, at large.\nHave secret societies and occult brotherhoods been active behind the scenes of world events for thousands of years? Do these guardians of secret wisdom shape the growth of human consciousness and influence the destiny of nations? Are hidden masters of occult knowledge empowering and infiltrating certain political, cultural, spiritual and economic movements, in fulfillment of an ancient plan?\nCould it be that man's great upheavals, wars, and revolutions, as well as his pioneering discoveries in science, literature, philosophy and the arts, are the result of a \"hidden hand'? Can we decode history and find the mysterious interface between politics and occultism, thereby uncovering the real movers and shakers in our modern world? Did Crowley essentially sink the Lusitania? Were there spies in Shambhala?\nMagic and Gold\nThe German philosopher Oswald Spengler warned of a \"mighty contest\" between groups of men of \"immense intellect\" who the \"simple citizen neither observes nor comprehends.\" Back in 1930 Ralph Shirley, the editor of the London Occult Review, Britain's leading journal of esoteric sciences, endorsed \"the suspicion that the ranks of occultism are secretly working for disintegration and revolution. Positive proof in the shape of a group of occultists working with this objective in view recently came under the notice of the present writer.\"\nMajor-General Fuller, a former disciple of Aleister Crowley, who had links to British military intelligence, wrote about an insidious force using \"Magic and Gold\" striving \"to gain world domination under an avenging Messiah as foretold by Talmud and Qabalah.\" Fuller's former chief Crowley worked as a secret agent for both Britain and Germany, although his British handlers noted his 'unreliability' warning he should only be used in espionage operations with the utmost care. During the First World War the German Foreign Office secretly requested the occultist Gustav Meyrink to write a novel blaming the Freemasons of France and Italy for the outbreak of war.\nA legend was popular in Mongolia, China and Tibet, that a \"White Tsar' would come from the North (from 'Northern Shambhala') and restore the now decadent traditions of true Buddhism. He reported to Tsar Nicholas II how \"Buryats, Mongols and especially lamas\" were always repeating that the time had come to extend the frontiers of the White Tsar in the east.\nBadmaev had a close association with a highly placed Tibetan, the lama Agvan Dordzhiyev, the tutor and confidant of the 13th Dalai Lama. Dordzhiyev equated Russia with the coming Kingdom of Shambhala anticipated in the Kalachakra texts of Tibetan Buddhism. The lama opened the first Buddhist temple in Europe, in St. Petersburg, significantly dedicated to the Kalachakra teaching.\nOne of the Russian artists who worked on the St. Petersburg temple was Nicholas Roerich, who had been introduced to the legend of Shambhala and Eastern thought by lama Dordzhiyev. George Gurdjieff, another man of mystery who had a tremendous impact on Western esotericism, knew Prince Ukhtomsky, Badmaev, and lama Dordzhiyev. Was Gurdjieff, accused by the British of being a Russian spy in Central Asia, a pupil of the mysterious Tibetans?\nGurdjieff was the \"Dordjieff\" to whom the history books make passing reference, supposedly a Russian who influenced the Dalai Lama at the time of the Younghusband Expedition. Abdullah was a member of the British Intelligence assigned to spy on this \"Dordjieff,\" and when Abdullah saw Gurdjieff in New York in 1924, he exclaimed, \"That man is Dordjieff!\" At any rate, when there were plans in 1922 for Gurdjieff to live in England, it was found that the Foreign Office was opposed, and it was conjectured that their file dated from the time of the trouble between the British government and Tibet. According to rumor, Gurdjieff counseled the Dalai Lama to evacuate Lhasa and let the British sit in an empty city until the heavy snow could close the passes of the Himalayas and cut off the Younghusband expedition. This was done, and the British hurried to make a treaty while their return route was still open.\nRussia, geographically the largest country on earth, occupies a unique position in the study of human history furnishing us with a window into the world of secret societies, occult teachers, and subterranean political currents. Ideas and practices drawn from magic and the occult have always been a part of Russian life. In the sixteenth century Tsar Ivan IV consulted magicians and was aware of the occult significance of the precious stones set in his staff. His reign was the culmination of the dream of building a prophetic, religious civilization in the Eastern Christian tradition of Byzantium. Surrounded by secret orders of apocalyptical monks, Ivan saw himself as heir to the Israelite kings and attempted to transform Russian life in accord with his magical view of reality. Ivan was convinced the Russian nation had a special mission to accomplish, nothing short of the redemption of the world.\nRussian Madame Blavatsky believed the Catholic society of Jesuits had transferred their headquarters from the continent to England where they plotted to plunge man into passive ignorance and institute \"Universal Despotism\". The founder of the Theosophical Society, a woman of immense intellect and first hand experience of secret societies, warned:\nStudents of Occultism should know that while the Jesuits have by their devices contrived to make the world in general, and Englishmen in particular think there is no such thing as Magic and laugh at Black Magic, these astute and wily schemers themselves hold magnetic circles and form magnetic chains by the concentration of their collective WILL, and when they have any special object to effect or any particular and important person to influence.\nThe French Revolution, one of Europe's most important political upheavals, was largely the work of Masonic lodges dedicated to the overturning of the monarchy and an end of the established Catholic religion. St. Germain's warnings to The Queen showed foreknowledge. In Proofs of a Conspiracy, John Robison showed that the political clubs and correspondence committees during the revolution, including the famous Jacobin Club, sprang from these Masonic lodges.\nThe influence on history of mysticism, the occult and secret societies is generally dismissed by Western academics. Mainstream historians choose to ignore this aspect because they believe it has no real significance to world politics. In fact it is only through acknowledging the role and influence of the \"occult underground' that important world events can be fully understood and placed in their real historical perspective.\nIn 1586, Tsar Boris Godunov offered the huge salary of 2000 English pounds a year, with a house and all provisions free, to John Dee, the English magus and spy master, to enter his service. Dee's son Dr. Arthur Dee, who like his father was an alchemist and Rosicrucian, went to Moscow to work as a physician. Mikhail Romanov, the first Tsar of the Romanov dynasty, allegedly ascended the throne with the help of Dr. Arthur Dee and the British Secret Service. Before their rise to power the Romanovs were accused by their enemies of practising magic and possessing occult powers.\nThe legendary Count of Saint Germain, described as an alchemist, spy, industrialist, diplomat and Rosicrucian, became involved in several political intrigues in Russia and was, according Nicholas Roerich, \"a member of the Himalayan brotherhood.\" In 1755 he traveled throughout Eurasia to study occult teachings, and may even have visited Tibet. It is said that while studying occultism in Central Asia the Count was introduced to the secret rites of Tantric sex magic which provided him with a technique to prolong his youth. He also engaged in spying operations against the notorious British India Company. Saint Germain founded two secret societies called the Asiatic Brethren and the Knights of Light. As early as 1780 he warned Marie Antoinette that the French throne was in danger from an international conspiracy of \"Brothers of the Shadow'.\nSpecial Intelligence Service Files\nFounder of Ordo Templi Orientis, in 1885, in England, Theodore Reuss joined the Socialist League as an anarchist. He had been quite involved as a librarian and labor secretary. On May 7, 1886 he was expelled as a police spy in the pay of the Prussian Secret Police. This took place in a sectarian atmosphere, with tensions between anarcho-communistJosef Peukert and the BakuninistVictor Dave where such accusations were often made without substance. However, this accusation came from the Belgian Social Democrats, and was raised here by Henry Charles. Peukert and the Gruppe Autonomie published a rebuttal of these allegations which appeared in the Anarchist, which also accused Dave of being a spy. However, in February 1887 Reuss used the unwitting Peukert to track down Johann Neve in Belgium, who was then arrested by the German police. This was major coup for the police as Neve had been smuggling arms and propaganda into Germany. He died shortly after, in prison, perhaps murdered.\nKarl Kellner contacted him and the two agreed to proceed with the establishment of the Oriental Templar Order by seeking authorizations to work the various rites of high-grade Masonry. The French occultist and physician G\u00e9rard Encausse (perhaps better known by his pen-name Papus) was one such contact. Although not a member of a regular Masonic order, he had founded two occult fraternities: the Martinist group, l'Ordre des Sup\u00e9rieurs Inconnus and the RosicrucianKabbalistic Order of the Rose-Croix. In addition, he was a member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, and a Bishop in a neo-Gnostic church, l'\u00c9glise Gnostique de France. Encausse provided Reuss with a charter dated June 24, 1901 designating him Special Inspector for the Martinist order in Germany. He also assisted Reuss in the formation of the O.T.O. Gnostic Catholic Church by proclaiming the E.G.C. a \"child\" of l'\u00c9glise Gnostique de France, which linked the E.G.C. to French neo-gnosticism.\nA search of some secret material released (some still withheld) by the British Government relate to the Special Intelligence Service (SIS), a branch of MI5. These files have been classified by the IOL as Document reference:- IOR: L / P & J / 12 series. They have revealed a few relevant files.\nThese files are\nDocument reference:- IOR: L/P & J/12/244 Rabindranath Tagore at Bolpur School.\nCorrespondence concerning the purchase of a property for use as a school.\nDocument reference:- IOR: L/ P & J/ 12/358 Swami Yogananda; activities in the USA.\nBritish diplomats report on Yogananda (a British citizen). There are probably files on Yogananda in the archive of the US government.\nDocument reference:- IOR: L/P&J/12/291 (File 273/26) Nicholas K. Roerich proceedings.\nThis file dates from February 1926 to March 1934 and is 67 pages and contains telegrams, correspondence and reports relating to Roeriche's movements, his status and reputation as an artist, his relationship to Russia and discussion on whether or not he was a Russian agent. The file on Nicholas Roerich fits in with two other files on him, which are already in the IOL.\nDocument reference:- IOR: L/P & S/ 10/ 1145 (File 1229/1925 part I) or on microfilm Document reference:- IOR NEG 16537 Kashmir: The Roerich Expedition to Leh (Lhadak).\nThis file contains 566 pages, some single, some double sided pages of text and dates from April 1925 to September 1930 and deals with Roerichs movements from Leh, and covering the same themes as the above file. There is considerable doubt about Roerich's veracity because of his apparent reconciliation with Soviet Russia and his continued association with known communists, and he was suspected of being a front for them, but it could not be proved. His standing as an artist is also discussed.\nDocument reference:- IOR: L/P & S/ 10/ 1146 (File 1229/1925 part II) or on microfilm Document reference:- IOR NEG 16538 Professor Nicholas Roerich. July 1930 to April 1935. 266 pages.\nThe file contains the same type of information as the two preceding files, but also contains a few pamphlets of the Roerich Museum dated 1930, and copies of correspondence from numerous supporters. One report states \"The Roerichs are indefatigable if not very skillful wire pullers\" (page 200) as he lobbied to acquire a visa that had been refused. There is also correspondence about a land purchase in India and about Roerichs 'Banner for Peace' movement. These three files represent a considerable record of Professor Roerich. There are probably more which have not yet been released. There are almost certainly files on Roerich in the archive of the US government.\nScientologist L. Ron Hubbard joined the US Navy during the summer of 1941, a few months before the United States entered the Second World War. He applied in March 1941 and was commissioned as a Lieutenant, Junior Grade on July 19, 1941, entering permanent active duty in November. He specifically volunteered for \"Special Service (intelligence duties)\", an assignation recorded on his commission papers. He spent only a brief time in this nominal role with the Office of Naval Intelligence. After four months working in public relations and at the US Hydrographic Office, he spent three weeks at the Third Naval District in New York training for the role of Intelligence Officer. Hubbard's training was curtailed by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and on December 18 he was sent to the Philippines via Australia. He was put ashore in Brisbane in January 1942 when his ship was re-routed. He was ordered back to the United States aboard the transport vessel USS Chaumont the following month at the instigation of the US Naval Attach\u00e9 to Australia, who cabled Washington to complain:\nBy assuming unauthorized authority and attempting to perform duties for which he has no qualifications, Hubbard became the source of much trouble\u2026 This officer is not satisfactory for independent duty assignment. He is garrulous and tries to give impressions of his importance. He also seems to think he has unusual ability in most lines. These characteristics indicate that he will require close supervision for satisfactory performance of any intelligence duty.\nThe importance of espionage in military affairs has been recognized since the beginning of recorded history. The Egyptians had a well-developed secret service, and spying and subversion are mentioned in the \u2018Iliad\u2019 and in the \u2018Bible\u2019. The ancient Chinese treatise (c.500 B.C.) on the Art of War (see Sun Tzu) devotes much attention to deception and intelligence gathering, arguing that all war is based on deception. Whilst Sun Tzu was unknown to Niccolo Machiavelli many of his concepts found new vigour within Machiavelli\u2019s writings. In the Middle Ages, political espionage became important.\nJoan of Arc was betrayed by Bishop Pierre Cauchon of Beauvais, a spy in the pay of the English, and Sir Francis Walsingham developed an efficient political spy system for Elizabeth I. (See also Francis Walsingham\u2019s acolytes Christopher Marlowe and Francis Bacon) With the growth of the modern national state, systematized espionage became a fundamental part of government in most countries. Joseph Fouch\u00e9 is credited with developing the first modern political espionage system, and Frederick II of Prussia is regarded as the founder of modern military espionage. During the American Revolution, Nathan Hale and Benedict Arnold achieved fame as spies, and there was considerable use of spies on both sides during the U.S. Civil War; though it was not until the Second World War that the USA convincingly took to espionage. (\u2018Pearl Harbour\u2019 was the product of the spymasters failure to collect, analyse and then act.)\nWho is served by the Holy Grail of occult knowledge? What is the Grail, and who does it serve? The secret is in the power and the power is in The Secret. It is a meaningless metaphor without the experiential process of self-transformation to back it up. That\u2019s why it can\u2019t be told. It is the panacea, a personal path of recovery for \u201cwhat ails thee.\u201d The Grail is a metaphor for connection to the mystical Source of everything, the ever-renewing Fount of all manifestation.\nAll paths lead toward a personal journey of transformation and enlightenment, though not all journeys fulfill the total potential of creativity, compassion, engagement, and spirituality. On a classical \u201chero\u2019s journey\u201d like Parcival, when you find the Grail, and are called to its service, no knowledge remains hidden for long. Magick was the first transdisciplinarian occupation, drawing on all areas of knowledge. Before science divorced the occult arts it was called Natural Philosophy.\nA Magus is a \u201cworker of magic\u201d which eludes rational definition. The Magus is both a symbol of enlightenment and deception (disinformation) \u2013 just like the Tarot card, The Magician, is a card of duality: Wisdom and Folly.\n\"Now you see it; now you don't\" is the forte of the illusionist, the juggler of realities, who is master of Orwellian double-think \u2013 holding the tension of the opposites. You alternate between faith and skepticism until you go beyond the ordinary boundaries of both - \"slay each thought with its opposite.\" Myths present themselves as systems of antinomies, or opposites: heaven/hell, good/evil, life/death. The Magus lives at the Paradox.\nTraditionally, the Magus is one who can demonstrate hands-on magic: healing, transformative rituals, metaphor therapy, alchemical transmutations, charging of talismans, spirit communication, etc. Magick works on the principle that man is a microcosm.\nArts Magian\nA modern Magus is any person who completes the circuit between heaven and Earth, one who seeks to bring forth the divine 'gold' within her or himself. He or she is also a Mentor, an Initiator, divining and reading the signs and revealing deeper purpose and meaning in \u201cthe godgame.\u201d\nBut that is how the outer world sees it. Every Magus has a foot in both worlds. Their inner life is mercurial, a complex psychic layer-cake of inner planes of transcendent experience where quantum leaps of consciousness are possible and messages are exchanged with the Great Unknown.\nPerception of what is real and what is not dims and vanishes in a whirlwind of synchronicities. Imagination is reality. Magicians understand the world we live in, or think we live in, is an illusion, a construct of our own perceptual apparatus and a malleable interpretation of our brains.\nBut the hyperdimensional gifts of the Spirit come at a price. The magician taps into, becomes one with, an essence that pop culture calls The Force. Photons and phonons are quantized modes of vibration. This subatomic vibration of Light and Sound is the enlivening force, which feeds creation and allegedly responds to focused intention. Information controls and patterns energy.\nHermetics is a Spiritual Technology\nFor masters of the Hermetic Arts, all magick is wrought through this impressionable ether \u2013 the Astral Light \u2013 a plenum of potential, using true properties of nature, it's laws, forces, and principles. Science now describes it as the scalar physics of subspace. The mage seeks to selectively establish an internal order out of this chaos, then externalize it, according to his vision. He is the soul guide who initiates the transformation process.\nThe Hermetica included works on magic, alchemy, astrology, healing, gnosis, theurgy, ritual and philosophy. Sympathetic magic contends that like substances sharing an essence can influence one another through resonance effects. Likewise the hypnotic and magnetic qualities of charismatic individuals can create rapport with others to influence them.\nMagick Metaprograms\nThis power card also represents the fine line dividing white magic from black magic, toxic or malignant black ops. Sensory deprivation, loss of equilibrium, confusion techniques, social isolation, physiological stress, severe shock and ceremonial terror tactics were the forerunners of brainwashing techniques.\nThis is the realm of psychic attack and psychic self defense, of sorcerers stealthily vying with one another for power. Weaponized ESP can affect the body, mind and soul of one's opponent. But it can boomerang back on the sender 3-fold, according to the cautionary prescription.\nPower can be used in either a self-serving manner, or one in service to the All. In order for The Magus to achieve his aims, there must be constant awareness and self-examination, pressing on and exploring one\u2019s boundaries, breaking through into the boundless realms.\nThis is also the Trump of discernment. The Magus can discriminate between various realities and fantasies, between various points of view, without buying into any belief system, literally. The sorcerer orchestrates and works within others\u2019 belief systems.\nBy molding worldviews, a magician creates the perception, manipulates and defines the perceived reality, creates the structure for self-organizing transformation. He believes no meta-narratives but orchestrates them for others. He is an opportunistic paradigm shifter, shapeshifter, chameleon, trickster. If you assume a role does that make it real? If not, fake it till you make it. Better to be an inspired lunatic than uninspired, or so Crowley\u2019s arc implies.\nVeil of Secrecy and Ambiguity\n[Editor's note: material relating to Aleister Crowley, Madame Blavatsky, John Dee, Francis Bacon, Nostradamus, St. Germain, and Timothy Leary in the original article is not included in this version.]\nGurdjieff - Russian or British Spy?\nThere were and are many things said about Gurdjieff - that he was a master hypnotist, that he had other powers including being able to be in two places at once, that he was actually a spy, that he met and was an advisor to the Dalai Lama. He worked for Lama Aghwan Dordjieff, a high functionary for the DL, but also a spy for Russia or playing Britain and Russia off against one another for Tibet. He also was spied on. Abdullah was a member of the British Intelligence assigned to spy on this \"Dordjieff,\" and when Abdullah saw Gurdjieff in New York in 1924, he exclaimed:\nHitler met him and regarded him as a \"superman\" and that Aleister Crowley was also impressed with him when they met. There are also some who have wanted to debunk Gurdjieff and his teachings and say he was a very clever conman and a charlatan with a huge ego and a lot of charisma. Whatever the truth, Gurdjieff remains a true man of mystery.\nWhile freely recounting his many Central Asian adventures in his search for wisdom, Gurdjieff managed to draw a permanent veil of secrecy and ambiguity over all details of these intimate encounters with the dervish tradition. This of course is in line with the extreme reticence of the Sufi orders themselves. Young Gurdjieff may have been the spy Ushe Narzunoff, a player in the \"Great Game\" - the clandestine struggle between Imperial Russia and Britain for control of India. This claim has been neither proven nor widely dismissed.\nThe Yezidis of Kurdistan had an ancient infamous grimoire - the Picatrix, (Aim of the Sage; Goal of the Wise), a book of high and low magic. The Gh\u00e2yat al-Hak\u00eem fi'l-sihr, or Picatrix, as it is known in the West, is an important Arabic magical text. It is perhaps the largest and most comprehensive of the grimoires, or handbooks of magic, a collection of Arabic texts widely used by mages during the Renaissance period.\nJames Webb, in his biography of Gurdjieff, The Harmonious CircleThe Harmonious Circle, makes a very strong case that Gurdjieff was a spy in the Imperial Russian secret service, an occupation that enabled him to travel as extensively as he did. Or did he spy for Britain? For quite some time there have been intimations that the ostensible Armenian mage was at one time an agent of the czarist intelligence service, this job allowing him the ability to travel across the globe in his search for secret knowledge, ancient wisdom, and Remarkable Men. Now in to the fray comes quite an interesting speculation. Story goes that Gurdjieff was not actually Russian at all. Rather, he was British and spent almost his entire life passing himself off as Eastern European. I found this speculation quite recently as a commentary on a recent book that contends, based on some circumstantial evidence, that Gurdjieff was Irish. Peter Roberts, the reviewer of said book, however, has his own revelations on the matter:\nThere has always been some mystery about the origins of Gurdjieff. When I read the above on the World wide Web I felt the time had come to reveal the results of my own researches. The reason I have not done so earlier was a fear that it would merely stimulate unnecessary and irrelevant controversy. As to Gurdjieff\u2019s place of birth, Alexandropol, Allahabad or Ashby de la Zouche, what difference does it make? I do not claim to have proved anything, but nevertheless, the results of my researches open up some intriguing possibilities. I will tell the story as it unfolded itself to me, lest I give an impression of certainty and completeness that the results of my researches do not warrant.\nIrish, no. But not Russian either. According to Roberts, he found evidence that Gurdjieff was\u2026 cockney. (Advanced apologies for the long quote here):\nAfter spending a year at Mr.B.\u2019s glorious gulag in the Cotswolds, I returned to India for a short time. While I was there I received permission, for reasons which it would be an unpardonable breach of confidence for me to reveal, to examine the archives of the Indian Secret Service for the years before 1922. I found a number of requests for information from a Captain J.G. Bennett [later one of Gurdjieff's more famous students] in Constantinople, and two memoranda from him. However, there is no mention of Gurdjieff, and no file on him. All this left me with the impression that something was being concealed, and for good and obvious reasons. At this point I felt as if I had run into a brick wall and was on the point of abandoning my search in the Indian archives, when I discussed my predicament with a senior archivist who had already been of immense help to me. He pointed out that if there were a file on Gurdjieff, it might be under a code name, and also told me that there were certain secret registers which provided the key to this system of code names, the very existence of which he was not supposed to divulge to me, in spite of my having been given special permission to examine files that were then, and are now inaccessible even to professional historians approved by the Government of India. Knowing that my presence in the archives had been approved at the very highest level and also out of a fatherly affection which he had conceived for me, he agreed to see what he could do to make it possible for me to examine these secret registers, provided that I revealed nothing until after his death. This I swore to do, and I have kept my word.\nWith the invaluable aid of my friend, I examined the register of Russian agents, and the files to which they guided me. I found no mention of a Gurdjieff, and no-one whose description corresponded to him. I was in despair, when my friend asked me why I thought the man I was looking for was a Russian agent. Why not look at the register of British agents? This I did, though in a hopeless mood. There I came across the name of Georgiades. Further search revealed a very thick file on this Georgiades, in which he was described at one point as: \u201cFrederick Dottle\u201d, a Londoner who for many years has been posing as a Russian subject of Anatolian Greek extraction.\u201d\nNow, I don\u2019t know that Roberts expects that anyone would believe his story over that of Larry O\u2019Nolan, the author of the \u201cIrish Gurdjieff\u201d book, or take either story over the usually accepted Armenian/Russian Gurdjieff. I\u2019d be silly to doubt the existence of secret files of agents for any so-called government\u2019s intelligence services. I write conspiracy poetics, after all. Besides that, there\u2019s ample evidence that proves the existence of secret documents. That being the case, though, I\u2019m not necessarily going to believe Roberts based upon secret documents that no one else has ever claimed to see and that neither I nor Roberts have access to. I\u2019m not saying I\u2019m disbelieving Roberts, either. Just suspending judgement until I find out more.\nBut\u2026 suppose for the minute, Gurdjieff was actually Frederick Dottle, a man who had stowed away on a ship when he was young, ended up in Armenia and then was adopted by the man later known as Gurdjieff\u2019s father. Suppose that Gurdjieff never completely erased that past and consequently, became an agent for Her Majesty\u2019s Secret Service. Well, that puts an entirely new spin on the legendary, yet cipher-like meeting between the Remarkable Man Gurdjieff and the Remarkable Man\u2026 Aleister Crowley.\nGurdjieff and Crowley\nLooking at The Meeting of the Mages from a Whole New Angle\nHere\u2019s the famous account of the meeting between Gurdjieff and Crowley as written by C.S. Nott, a student of Gurdjieff\u2019s who was present at the time. It can be found at this site, as well as in Nott\u2019s book and in Colin Wilson\u2018s The Occult, among other places:\nOne day in Paris I met an acquaintance from New York who spoke about the possibilities of publishing modern literature. As I showed some interest, he offered to introduce me to a friend of his who was thinking of going into publishing, and we arranged to meet the following day at the Select in Montparnasse. His friend arrived; it was Aleister Crowley. Drinks were ordered, for which of course I paid, and we began to talk. Crowley had magnetism, and the kind of charm which many charlatans have; he also had a dead weight that was somewhat impressive. His attitude was fatherly and benign, and a few years earlier I might have fallen for it. Now I saw and sensed that I could have nothing to do with him. He talked in general terms about publishing, and then drifted into his black-magic jargon.\n\u201cTo make a success of anything,\u201d he said, \u201cincluding publishing, you must have a certain combination. Here you have a Master, here a Bear, there the Dragon - a triangle which will bring results\u2026\u201d and so on and so on. When he fell silent I said, \u201cYes, but one must have money. Am I right in supposing that you have the necessary capital?\u201d. \u201cI?\u201d he asked, \u201cNo not a franc.\u201d \u201cNeither have I.\u201d I said.\nKnowing that I was at the Prieure he asked me if I would get him an invitation there. But I did not wish to be responsible for introducing such a man. However, to my surprise, he appeared there a few days later and was given tea in the salon. The children were there, and he said to one of the boys something about his son who he was teaching to be a devil. Gurdjieff got up and spoke to the boy, who thereupon took no further notice of Crowley. There was some talk between Crowley and Gurdjieff, who kept a sharp watch on him all the time. I got the strong impression of two magicians, the white and the black - the one strong, powerful, full of light; the other also powerful but heavy, dull and ignorant. Though \u201cblack\u201d\" was too strong a word for Crowley; he never understood the meaning of real black magic, yet hundreds of people came under his \u201cspell\u201d. He was clever. But as Gurdjieff says: \u201cHe is stupid who is clever.\u201d\nAn Occult Dick-Swinging Contest\nAnd then, there\u2019s the account from the late James Webb\u2019s book The Harmonious Circle, excerpted in an article at lumen.org:\n\u2026True to his Caucasian heritage, he dispensed hospitality in abundant qualities. To Aleister Crowley, for example \u2026 Gurdjieff showed all due consideration \u2013 until Crowley was about to leave.\nMister, you go?\u201d Gurdjieff inquired. Crowley assented. \u201cYou have been guest?\u201d \u2013 a fact which the visitor could hardly deny. \u201cNow you go, you are no longer guest?\u201d Crowley \u2013 no doubt wondering whether his host had lost his grip on reality and was wandering in a semantic wilderness \u2013 humored his mood by indicating that he was on his way back to Paris. But Gurdjieff, having made the point that he was not violating the canons of hospitality, changed on the instant into the embodiment of righteous anger. \u201cYou filthy,\u201d he stormed, \u201cyou dirty inside! Never again you set foot in my house!\u201d \u2026 Whitefaced and shaking, the Great Beast crept back to Paris with his tail between his legs.\nWhat if, Gurdjieff was keeping his eye so closely on Crowley for other than magickal reasons? One of the usual explanations is that Crowley, a frequently-relapsing addict to a variety of substances, including the sauce, had heard of Gurdjieff\u2019s success in treating addiction and thus, went to get help banishing his chemical demons. Crowley being Crowley, it\u2019s also suggested, and Nott seems to imply as much, may have also gone to Gurdjieff\u2019s place to suss out the latter\u2019s magickal capacities and challenge him to an occult dick-swinging contest.\nCrowley himself was an asset of British intelligence at various times during his life. Perhaps he was already aware of Gurdjieff (and Gurdjieff of him) through these channels, instead of or in addition to those of the occult and mystical undergrounds. If Gurdjieff was a Brit and a spy for the Crown, perhaps Crowley suspected or had heard as much about him and came to check it out \u2013 or to blow Gurdjieff\u2019s cover. And if not, perhaps Gurdjieff may have been watching Crowley with hawk-like diligence for fear that this unpredictable, Janus-faced magus might out him.\nLot of intriguing ifs. Who knows the fruitfulness of this line of speculation?\nBut it would all certainly make for a great novel\u2026\nPre-formatted by Early Life Experience\nWebb had high society background, and he had access to old files in the British intelligence agencies. He learned that the British authorities denied a visa to G when he wanted to live in the UK, because they had misgivings about his prior activities spying for the Imperial Russian government in British India and Tibet. My hunch is that Webb was right and that it was during his time as a Tsarist agent, that Gurdjieff learned what it was like to be treated as an object (spies are used and disposed of by thier bosses), he would have learned to live a secret life, and would have learned to identify and play on other peoples weaknesses so as to recruit them and milk them for information. My hunch is that Gurdjieff very much liked being a spy. And he may have had an incentive to use his charisma and his messy bundle of pseudo spiritual teachings as a way to create a society where he could function as the all powerful spymaster and move people around like chess pieces.\nMy guess is that people who are pre-formatted by certain kinds of early life experience find secrecy, tension and intrigue to be for them, a normal way to live. Some grow up in secret ridden families and then, as adults, gravitate into jobs, relationships and seekers groups that re-enact the intrigue and secrecy of thier childhood.\nA charismatic hypnotist, carpet trader, Russian spy and mystic extraordinaire, George Gurdjieff was the son of a Greek-Armenian bard and was deeply impressed by his father\u2019s songs concerning the great spiritual luminaries of a vanished past. The boy apparently began his search for the lost wisdom of the ancients at the early age of fifteen, and maintained it at huge cost to his health and material resources until he emerged, nearly thirty years later, a magus of mysterious yet undeniably charismatic authority. Possessed of enormous personal courage, during World War I Gurdjieff led a large posse of Russian followers across Eastern Europe to safety, through the raging battle lines of Bolsheviks and Cossacks in turn, eventually establishing a school in Fontainbleu, outside Paris, for the study and practice of methods of spiritual self-transformation. These methods, revolutionary in their day, are believed to have included the sacred dance and music exercises of the shamanistic Yesevi dervishes of Kurdistan, a community in which Gurdjieff seems to have received his initial training in Sufi techniques of \u201csoul-making.\u201d\nThe Yezidis, a secretive Kurdish religious sect from which the Sufi Bektashi order has sprung, live to this day in the foothills north of Mosul in Iraqi Kurdistan pursuing a cult of angels. According to the British baroness E.S. Drower, who in 1940 published a detailed paper on the sect, the chief Yezidi angel is Malek Taus, the Peacock Angel who has some likeness to Lucifer, the fallen angel of Christian fame. A black serpent is also held in special reverence in the Yezidi religion as a symbol of magical potency \u2013 no doubt ultimately a symbol of kundalini and the spinal system of energies elaborated in spiritual physiology. While paying lip service to the Muslim faith, the Yezidi have their own unique cosmogony, mythology and ritual practices, which have more commonality with the Magian or Gnostic belief-systems than with either Islam or Christianity. Ceaselessly persecuted and destroyed by Kurdish Muslims and Ottoman Turks as well as Islamic armies of both Iraq and Iran, the once powerful Yezidi tribes have been almost wiped out as heretics of the first order. Only isolated groups are now left. These include small pockets in Central Kurdistan, the Russian Caucasus and in satellite communities in Syria, Lebanon, Anatolia and Iran.\nSheikh Adi, a noted mystic of the thirteenth or fourteenth century, was a Median Magi, and although he is regarded as the founder of the Yezidi faith and an incarnation of the Peacock Angel, both the religion and the tribe are ascribed a far earlier date of origin. They are believed to be heirs to an ancient ancestral tradition going back to Noah. Adrian G. Gilbert comments:\nIt is my belief that they [the Yezidis] are descended from the ancient Chaldaeans. Their own tradition is that they migrated from the South, and they may well be the lost remnants of the Babylonian Magi who disappeared after the time of Alexander of Macedon.\nThis is certainly in line with Gurdjieff\u2019s belief that the roots of Sufism lie in a spiritual tradition of extreme antiquity such as is found in the Yezidi faith, and that it was probably centred in the Caucasus and Central Asia. Nevertheless, there is much evidence that Sufism continually developed beyond its initial form and amplified its teachings over the ages.\nSpiritual Hybrids\nThe late Hugh Schonfield, a noted Jewish scholar and author, says that by the third century CE Sufi schools were well established in the Middle East, particularly in Mosul, the heart of the old Assyrian kingdom, under the auspices of the Zoroastrian Magi. There the Sufis were joined by many Jewish refugees from Egypt fleeing Roman persecution. Among these were the Therapeutae, members of an Essene Order of contemplatives strongly imbued with a revolutionary New Covenant with God. The covenant involved a Judaic reformation that forbad militarism and animal sacrifice and embraced the principles of gender equality and an equitable distribution of wealth. The Therapeutae brought to the Sufi tradition not only these enlightened social ideals which were actually already enshrined in its own constitution, but much of the new Hermetic and Kabbalistic mysticism fermenting in Alexandria. Thus, says Schonfield, throughout Egypt and the Middle East,\nthere were religious fusions and amalgamations, and the emergence of spiritual hybrids\u2026 Zoroastrianism and Mithraism lent their characteristics to Jewish Essene teaching, and found a Greek expression in the Hermetic and Christian Gnostic. The coverage of the Roman empire right round the Mediterranean carried the cults with it, and opened the way to new blendings.\nIn this way Sufism was continually invigorated by new trends and in turn invigorated others. Then, when in the seventh century CE civilisation was in danger of total collapse through the ravages of global pestilence, war, earthquakes and the suppression of all Greek learning by Byzantine Christianity, the Sufi masters transferred their allegiance from Zoroastrianism to Islam, the latter offering the greater hope of rehabilitation for humanity. Thus the wisdom and science of Persia, with its great heritage of Greek learning, passed into the Muslim culture and was carried by Muslim sages into every quarter of the globe. The Dark Ages were halted and Islam, supported by the Sufis, brought about a brilliant revival of the Graeco-Roman arts and sciences.\nThe conquest of Spain by the Muslim Moors meant Jews, Muslims and Christians were able to live there harmoniously until the fifteenth century, creating a culture of superb beauty and intelligence which lasted until the Jews and Muslims were banished to Byzantium, and which gave Sufism entrance into the rest of backward Europe. During the same centuries Crusaders such as the Templars encountered the rich Saracen culture in the Holy Land and secretly brought back the cream of Sufi thought to Europe to enrich Christian theological scholarship, art and sciences.\nHimalayan Withdrawal\nWith the Mongol invasions, however, came difficult days for European civilisation as many sources of Sufi wisdom withdrew. The Sufi Masters of Wisdom known in Central Asia as the Khwajagan lineage withdrew at this time to the Trans-Himalayas, where their schools still persist. The Khwajagan were neither savants nor mystical ecstatics. They were practical men who assiduously practiced the breathing and mantric exercise of the zikr, fought their own weaknesses by means of trials based on humiliation and abasement, and during the Mongol depredations of the conquered western cities built new schools, hospitals and mosques. Some say these Masters, who may be synonymous with the Sarmouni, have continued to this day to head the Sufi hierarchy \u2013 which Bennett has called the Hidden Directorate \u2013 from its hidden Trans-Himalayan headquarters. Meanwhile, the Sufi orders left behind continued to strengthen their ties with other esoteric systems, such as the Magian secret societies in Persia and the Copts in Egypt, and to extend their formidable influence across the world into South-East Asia.\nIn the Sunda Islands they amalgamated successfully with the indigenous shamans, Hindu-Buddhists and Taoists and were instrumental in establishing in Java one of the most influential schools of Tibetan Kalachakra Tantra in the world. The result was a chain of hybrid secret societies around the globe whose roots were buried deep in a freedom-loving soil compounded of Sufism, Magian wisdom and the Solomonic and Hermetic wisdom of the Egyptian Essenes. It was these pan-religious amalgamations that produced over the centuries initiatic schools like the Templars, the Chartres masters, the Rosicrucians, the Illuminati, the Freemasons and the Theosophists, all dedicated to working for the religious and scientific dawning of a new age free from religious intolerance.\nThroughout the long Sufi saga, the West had been unaware of intervention in its affairs, or indeed of the very existence of a powerful organisation in its midst that was monitoring the course of history and at the same time maintaining its own hierarchy, objectives and worldview independently of the visible political and religious structures of society. But the Sufi masters knew that this unconscious condition, mainly imposed on the people by repressive forces outside their control, must end, and that the time of awakening was drawing near.\nSufi Masters and Rosicrucianism\nThe two Rosicrucian manifestos pseudonymously published in Germany in the early years of the seventeenth century marked the first Sufi venture into the public domain and caused a sensation. The manifestos purported to advertise a mysterious order called the Fraternity of the Rosey Cross which had been founded, it was claimed, by one Christian Rosencreutz; and a third publication called The Alchemical Wedding of Christian Rosencreutz, written in high Dutch, came out soon after. The manifestos declared that Fr. Rosencreutz had obtained the inspiration for his brotherhood from Arabia, Fez (the home of Sufic alchemy since the eighth century) and Egypt, all centres of Sufi activity. And Rosicrucian tradition has it that Fr. Rosencreutz was initiated in Palestine by an Arabic sect. Observes Ernest Scott:\nWhen it is realised that the Sufi teacher Suhrawardi of Aleppo had a teaching method called the Path of the Rose and that the Sufic word for a dervish exercise has the same consonantal root as the word for a rose, the Sufic origin of the Rosicrucians may be inferred with some confidence.\nAs we now know, the series of Rosicrucian publications with their visionary and reforming talk of an invisible college, a \u201cwinged academy\u201d dedicated to a commonwealth of man, created a furore in Europe. Some saw the publications as a hoax, others as a God-given sign of the millennium. As ever, the Sufis were not directly mentioned: but, sweeping like a rejuvenating wind through Protestant and Catholic lands alike, the movement stirred up by the mysterious manifestos became a potent though short-lived catalyst for change. It instigated a religious and intellectual uprising that sought reform in education, religion and science, promising a coming utopia in which the dignity and worth of every man and woman would be recognised.\nFrances A. Yates, a foremost Renaissance scholar, believes this period in the seventeenth century can rightly be called the Rosicrucian Enlightenment and that out of its \u201cgreat reservoir of spiritual and intellectual power, of moral and reforming vision\u201d came the Royal Society and the age of scientific revolution.\nFull of Christian mysticism yet also permeated with Hermetic-Kabbalistic angelology and alchemical religious philosophy, the Rosicrucian teachings proclaimed that this age of enlightenment, in which religion and science would no longer be antithetical, was at hand. Great advances were to be made and a reformation of the whole wide world would presage \u201ca great influx of truth and light\u201d into fallen society such as shone on Adam in paradise. For a time, large factions of the Church espoused these ideas, and the Jesuits, themselves of occult and hermetic origin, took over much of the Rosicrucian symbolism and emblematics.\nYet in the event the whole programme was aborted by the fiercely reactionary response of the Spanish Inquisition and its political ally, the Hapsburg dynasty, which instigated the Thirty Years\u2019 War, forcing thousands of religious dissidents to flee with the seeds of the new vision to the New World. The Sufi programme had to incubate in secret for several more centuries.\nGurdjieff by Anthony Storr From: Feet of Clay - A Study of Gurus\nClick for comment\nGurdjieff \u2013 Guru/Con Artist\nFrom: Universal Medicine Accountability\nArmenian born spiritual teacher, George Gurdjieff, developed a transcendental discipline he called \u2018The Work\u2019 to arouse his followers from the \u2018waking sleep\u2019 of their mundane lives. In the following extract from \u2018Feet of Clay\u2018 by British psychiatrist, Anthony Storr, those familiar with Serge Benhayon will recognize a number of parallels.\nIn Feet of Clay: A Study of Gurus, the late Anthony Storr examined the psychological profiles of gurus ranging from the benign, such as Carl Jung and Rudolph Steiner, through the harmful; Gurdjieff and Bhagwan Rajneesh, to the genocidal, David Koresh and Jim Jones.\nThe traits he found common to these leaders were:\na degree of psychological isolation as children,\nusually with few or no friends,\nan inability to form relationships in adulthood based upon equality,\nso they accumulate followers rather than friends,\na period of psychological breakdown followed by revelation,\nas well as certainty of their own ideas \u2013 a complete conviction that they \u2018know\u2019.\nStorr goes on to make the case that harmful gurus are without exception autocratic, imposing their teachings on followers rather than employing interactive or creative means of education.\nThey\u2019re intolerant of dissent or criticism, unscrupulous in their sexual conduct and financial dealings, and inclined to a sense of entitlement \u2013 due to their self perception of superiority.\nSuch despotic gurus believe they are not accountable to any form of authority, and arrogantly disregard established experts and scientific facts.\nThey also tend to push their followers to psychological and physical limits and humiliate them by manipulating them into morally and ethically compromising acts (Introductory chapter of Feet of Clay here).\nGeorge Gurdjieff is the guru most interesting to compare with Serge Benhayon. In the following extract (full chapter can be found here) you\u2019ll note that Gurdjieff was an admitted confidence trickster.\nHe deliberately kept details of his background, training and early life mysterious.\nThe spiritual development system he devised was typical of New Age beliefs in its exaltation of the individual self and was focussed on attaining an ideal of self-perfection centred around living consciously in the present moment.\nHe professed a larger aim of preparing mankind for the dawn of a new era.\nHe invented a special terminology to express his esoteric teachings, which were obscure, incoherent, cosmically far flung and produced in such volume that Storr believed Gurdjieff hovered on \u2018the borderline between confidence trickery and psychosis\u2019.\nIn addition, Gurdjieff enjoyed guruistic power trips and wasn\u2019t averse to humiliating his followers emotionally and sexually and compelling them to part with large sums of money.\nFrom what I can gather, Gurdjieff was not as dangerous as Serge Benhayon. As much as Gurdjieff pushed his followers to extremes to \u2018better themselves\u2019, Serge has utterly subverted the concept of healing into a system that is patently harmful to all aspects of being. He also barely conceals his ultimate aspirations to death. (More posts on that soon.)\nDue to the strong parallels between the gurus\u2019 methods and doctrines, I imagine Serge\u2019s infamous 1999 dunny-can epiphany was more like a protracted bout of constipation accompanied by a few Gurdjieff paperbacks. In Gurdjieff\u2019s extravagant nonsense, Serge saw a way of hauling himself out of his recent bankruptcy. But it wasn\u2019t the spiritual teachings which inspired him. It was the business plan.\nGurdjieff's Early Years\nGURDJIEFF CLAIMS OUR INTEREST because he, or his doctrines as propounded by his disciple Ouspensky, bewitched so many interesting and intelligent people, including the writer Katherine Mansfield, A.R. Orage, the distinguished socialist editor of The New Age, Margaret Anderson, the editor of the Little Review, and her friend and co-editor Jane Heap; the surgeon and sexologist Kenneth Walker; Olgivanna, the third wife of Frank Lloyd Wright; John Godolphin Bennett, later to become something of a guru himself. The psychiatrists James Young and Maurice Nicoll, and the psycho-analyst David Eder were also followers. T.S. Eliot, David Garnett and Herbert Read intermittently attended Ouspensky's meetings. Ouspensky, who first encountered Gurdjieff in 1915, became chiefly based in London and was therefore more accessible to interested English people than the guru himself.\nThe date of Gurdjieff's birth is uncertain. Some say 1866; others quote one of his several passports, which showed December 28, 1877. James Moore, Gurdjieff's latest biographer and the author of Gurdjieff and Katherine Mansfield, argues that the earlier date is the more probable. Gurdjieff was secretive about this as he was about so many features of his background. He died on October 29, 1949. His birthplace was Alexandropol (formerly Gumru) in Russian Armenia, in the land lying between the Black Sea on the West and the Caspian Sea on the East, south of the Caucasus mountains. His father was Greek, his mother Armenian. Armenian was spoken at home, but he also learned some Greek, some Turkish, and the local dialects. In his autobiographical memoir, Meetings with Remarkable Men, he claimed to know eighteen languages, but there is no evidence to support this. Throughout his life, he continued to speak both Russian and English incorrectly.\nGurdjieff was the eldest of six children; he had a brother and four sisters. One of the sisters died young. In Gurdjieff's early childhood, the family moved to the near-by city of Kars, shortly after the defeat of the Turkish forces there in 1878 by the Grand Duke Michael Niklayevich, brother of the Russian Tsar. The boy Gurdjieff was accepted as a chorister at Kars military cathedral, and being obviously intelligent, attracted the notice of Father Dean Borsh, who helped to educate him. He developed a passion for learning, read widely in Greek, Armenian, and Russian, and began to harbour a wish to find some answer to the problem of \"the meaning of life\". He resembles other gurus in going through a period of doubt which was succeeded by the revelation which manifested itself in his new cosmogony and his teaching. Why his perplexity was so extreme as to propel him into a search for truth which lasted twenty years is not apparent.\nGurdjieff's esoteric knowledge and status as a guru were attributed to his discoveries during his travels in Central Asia, but we are entirely dependent upon his own inaccurate account. The period 1887-1911 remains unsubstantiated and mysterious. Gurdjieff claimed to have learned much from a three months' stay in \"the chief Sarmoung monastery\", belonging to a brotherhood which he said taught him secret wisdom derived from traditions dating back to 2500 B.C., including physical techniques for self-transformation, and sacred dances. Gurdjieff was careful never to be specific about the exact location of these teachers of secret knowledge, although he later stated that he had a teacher from whom he was never separated, and with whom he constantly communicated, presumably telepathically. The Sarmoung monastery cannot be identified, and even disciples of Gurdjieff regard his account of it as an allegory rather than literal truth. His own autobiographical account, in Meetings with Remarkable Men, is contradictory and chronologically unreliable. What does emerge from that book is his resourcefulness and his capacity to survive, both physically and financially. He sold carpets and antiques; repaired sewing-machines; bought quantities of old fashioned corsets and remodelled them to suit current taste; traded in oil and fish, and claimed that he cured drug addicts by hypnosis. His prowess as a healer was, he wrote, unprecedented (Gurdjieff never exhibited false modesty). When asked by Ouspensky about his studies and discoveries, he said that he travelled with a group of specialists in various subjects who eventually pooled their knowledge; but he did not vouchsafe their names or say where they were, nor did he answer direct questions about where he had been. \"About schools and where he had found the knowledge he undoubtedly possessed he spoke very little and always superficially.\" It is hardly surprising that there were rumours that he was a secret agent employed by the Russians.\nGurdjieff established himself as a guru in Moscow in 1912. His principal contention was that man does not know himself, and is therefore not what he should be. He considered that modern civilization had made it difficult to co-ordinate the physical, emotional, and intellectual aspects of personality, which he believed were controlled by three separate centres. He thought that the majority of people were \"asleep\", and behaved like machines reacting blindly to external forces. His training was designed to awaken selected followers to a higher level of consciousness and a new perception of reality.\nA modern man lives in sleep, in sleep he is born and in sleep he dies. About sleep, its significance and its role in life, we will speak later. But at present just think of one thing, what knowledge can a sleeping man have? And if you think about it an at the same time remember that sleep is the chief feature of our being, it will at once become clear to you that if a man really wants knowledge, he must first of all think about how to wake, that is, about how to change his being.\nBy participating in what became known as \"The Work\", the fortunate few might become more able to co-ordinate the three centres through self-observation. Instead of living in a dream in which a series of fleeting \"I's\" succeeded one another, the awakened individual would cease living \"in quotation marks\", achieve a new unity, and, by means of this, direct his own destiny, or become able to do, as Gurdjieff phrased it. \"To do means to act consciously and according to one's will.\" This change in consciousness, like everything else, has a material basis, which in this case manifests itself as a trace chemical compound in the brain.\nThe keystone of his teaching, of course, was that no progress, no human progress, that is - can be accomplished except on an individual basis. Group work is valuable only in the sense that it helps the individual to achieve individual self-perfection.\nJ.G. Bennett, who died in 1974, first met Gurdjieff in 1920. In his book Gurdjieff\u2026 Making a New World, Bennett devoted three chapters to Gurdjieff's travels and search for esoteric wisdom. Both J.G. Bennett and James Moore have to admit that it is impossible to trace Gurdjieff's travels with any degree of accuracy. Although careful never to commit himself wholeheartedly, Bennett clearly believed in the literal truth of the tradition that, somewhere in Central Asia, there is a group of wise men or \"Masters of Wisdom\" who watch over the destiny of mankind and intervene from time to time to alter the course of events by introducing new ideas and new modes of thinking. Bennett suggests that Gurdjieff made contact with such a group; an \"Inner Circle of Humanity\", perhaps the Sarmoun brotherhood, whose members were highly developed spiritually and able to generate higher energies. Bennett wrote:\nThe true significance of such a group must lie in its mission. The more that one becomes aware of the spiritual realities, the more convinced does one become that a very great action is now proceeding in the world. The task before us is to help mankind to make the difficult and dangerous transition to a new epoch. If we find evidence that Gurdjieff was concerned in this task and moreover that he opened the way for us to participate in it, we shall have gone a long way to connecting him with the \"Inner Circle\".\nWe shall again encounter the idea that mankind is on the threshold of a new epoch when discussing the ideas of Jung.\nBennett was a long-term disciple of Ouspensky, and was therefore at one remove from the master himself. But he remained intermittently in touch with Gurdjieff, and saw him frequently during the last two years of his life. Bennett believed that Gurdjieff's ideas and teaching had transformed his own life, and himself ran groups along Gurdjieffian lines in London, sometimes with dire effects upon participants, as I remember from seeing one or two of them as psychiatric patients. Nevertheless, Bennett followed a path characteristic of those who constantly search for esoteric wisdom without ever quite finding what they want.\nBennett \u2026 broke from the Gurdjieffian mainstream in 1955 to pursue eclectic affiliations (being inter alia \"opened\" into Subud by Hoscin Rofe, initiated by the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, received into the Roman Catholic Church, and introduced to the \"Invisible Hierarchy\" by Idries Shah).\nThe Russian revolution of 1917 caused Gurdjieff to move to Tiflis in Georgia and then to Constantinople and on to Berlin. His exhausting and sometimes dangerous journeys are chronicled by his biographer, James Moore. His close associates Thomas and Olga de Hartmann joined him in one of his stopping places; Essentuki in the Caucasus. This was in August 1917, not long after Kerensky had been announced as Prime Minister of the coalition government which followed the abdication of the Tsar. Gurdjieff then suddenly announced that he was going to Tuapse, on the Black Sea. The dutiful de Hartmanns followed. Their account of an exhausting nocturnal walk forced on them by Gurdjieff in spite of the fact that they were unsuitably clad and also dead tired is a striking example of the autocratic and unreasonable demands which Gurdjieff made on his followers which they nevertheless slavishly obeyed. Olga de Hartmann's feet were so swollen and bleeding that she could not put on her shoes and had to walk barefoot. Thomas de Hartmann had missed a night's sleep because he had been ordered to stay on guard. Their limbs ached and they were both exhausted; but they went on nevertheless.\nMr. Gurdjieff demanded from us a very great effort, especially difficult because we did not know when it would end. We suffered and would have been only too happy to rest; but there was no protest in us, because the one thing we really wished to do was to follow Mr. Gurdjieff. Beside that, everything else seemed unimportant.\nIt was a recurrent pattern of behaviour. The de Hartmanns claim that these demands were made upon them as a way of teaching them to overcome emotional and physical difficulties. Gurdjieff certainly pushed people to the limit of their physical capacities; and some discovered that they had more powers of endurance than they had ever suspected.\nWhen short of money, he survived by dealing in caviar and carpets. He had hoped to settle in England, but the Home Office were suspicious of him and would not permit him to stay unless he did so as a private individual, which would have meant abandoning his nucleus of followers. Eventually, the generosity of Lady Rothermere, the estranged wife of the newspaper magnate, together with funds from other wealthy supporters, made it possible for him to set up his Institute for the Harmonious Development ofman at the Chateau du Prieur\u00e9, a large estate near Fontainebleau, in France.\nAn Elaborate Cosmology: Deliberately Obscure\n\"The Work\" was carried out in groups and included special exercises and dances, exhausting physical work, training in memory and self-observation, together with lectures given by Gurdjieff at irregular intervals. Some of those who participated in the so-called \"Sacred Dances\" found them more valuable than Yoga or any other training affecting physical awareness. Complete concentration on whatever was being carried out at the rime was an essential part of Gurdjieff's message and of his own behaviour. Insistence on living intensely in the present moment and discarding the concern with past or future which interferes with fully experiencing the here-and-now, is not confined to Gurdjeff's teaching. Zen also treats the past and future as fleeting illusions. It is only the present which is eternally real.\nGurdjieff was a dictator. He had the capacity so completely to humiliate his disciples that grown men would burst into tears. He might then show the victim special favour. He demanded unquestioning obedience to his arbitrary commands. For example, he once suddenly announced that none of his followers might speak to each other within the Institute. All communication must be by means of the special physical movements he had taught them. Gurdjieff sometimes imposed fasting for periods up to a week without any lessening of the work load. His authority was such that his followers convinced themselves that these orders were for their own good. Those less infatuated are likely to think that, like other gurus, Gurdjieff enjoyed the exercise of power for its own sake. There were also dinners at which large quantities of alcohol were drunk, and large sums of money extracted from the diners.\nGurdjieff also developed an elaborate cosmology. His picture of the universe and man's place in it is complex, and unsupported by any objective evidence. It is deliberately obscure and often incoherent. Yet, because Gurdjieff was a powerful guru whose followers included some sophisticated, intelligent people, attempts have been made by his followers to make sense out of what appears to the sceptical reader to be a psychotic delusional system. The task is rendered more difficult by the numerous ludicrous neologisms which Gurdjieff introduced. It is appropriate to remind the reader that chronic schizophrenics often invent words which carry a special meaning for them but which others find hard to understand. Eugen Bleuler, the famous director of the Burgholzhli mental hospital in Zurich and the originator of the term \"schizophrenia\", quotes a patient who wrote:\nAt Apell plain church-state, the people have customs and habits partly taken from glos-faith because the father wanted to enter new f. situation, since they believed the father had a Babeli comediation only with music. Therefore they went to the high Osetion and on the cabbage earth and all sorts of malice, and against everything good. On their inverted Osetion valley will come and within thus is the father righteousness.\nAnother patient referred to being tormented by 'elbow-people'. As Bleuler notes, wording is preferably bombastic. \"The patients utter trivialities using highly affected expressions as if they were of the greatest interest to humanity.\" I am not suggesting that Gurdjieff was schizophrenic, but his use of language resembled that employed by some psychotics.\nBy Eating Myself, I Am Maintained\nFor example, Gurdjieff is said to have believed in God, to whom he referred as \"Our Almighty Omni-Loving Common Father-Uni-Being Creator Endlessness\". This description may fairly be described as bombastic. In the beginning was the \"Most Most Holy Sun Absolute\" in space which was also endless, but which was charged\u2026\nwith a primordial cosmic substance Etherokilno. Because this nebulous Etherokilno was in static equilibrium, the super-sun existed and was maintained by our Common Father, quite independently of outside stimulus, through the internal action of his laws and under the dispensation termed Autoegocrat (I keep everything under my control).\nHowever, Time, that villain who attacks us all, appeared in the shape of the merciless Heropass, which so threatened to diminish the volume of Sun Absolute that steps had to be taken to forestall this action. Thereupon, Common Father issued from himself a creative Word-God named Theomertmalogos which interacted with Etherokilno to produce our universe Megalocosmos. This creation is maintained by a principle or law named Trogoautoegocrat - by eating myself, I am maintained: \"In the cosmic sense, God feeds on the Creation and the creation feeds on God.\" So God and his creation become separate entities, which are only distantly related to each other, and creation is maintained by new laws; Triamazikamno,, the law of three, and Heptaparparashinokh or Eftalogodiksis, the law of Seven.\nThe law of Three is relatively straightforward. \"The higher blends with the lower in order to actualise the middle.\" For example, sperm and ovum merge to create the embryo. This formula can be applied to many situations in which opposites require a third - Moore gives as an example a judge resolving a case between plaintiff and defendant.\nThe law of Seven is more complex, and, in my view, incoherent. Gurdjieff tried to relate cosmology with the musical scale, believing that every completing process has seven discrete phases corresponding to an ascending or descending series of notes, including the two semitonal intervals, which constitute necessary irregularities. Gurdjieff represented the universe in a diagram called the Ray of Creation which begins with the Absolute and ends with the moon.\nGurdjieff taught that a collision between a comet named Kondoor and the earth gave rise to two orbiting bodies, Loondeiperzo (later known as the moon) and Anulios. After the shock a whole commission consisting of Angels and Archangels, specialists in the work of World-creation and World-maintenance, under the direction of the Most Great Archangel Sakaki, was immediately sent from the Most Holy Sun Absolute to that solar system \"Ors\". Gurdjieff's beliefs about the moon were even more eccentric. He claimed that the moon was still an unborn planet which was gradually becoming warmer and more like earth, just as the earth was becoming warmer and more like the sun. Anulios became forgotten, but the moon required energy to assist its evolution. Sakaki therefore arranged that the planet earth should send to the moon the \"sacred vibration askokin\". Askokin was liberated when organic life on earth dies. According to Ouspensky's report in In Search of the Miraculous, Gurdjieff said:\nThe process of the growth and the warming of the moon is connected with life and death on the earth. Everything living sets free at its death a certain amount of the energy that has \"animated\" it; this energy, or the \"souls\" of everything living - plants, animals, people - is attracted to the moon as though by a huge electromagnet, and brings to it the warmth and the life upon which its growth depends, that is, the growth of the ray of creation. In the economy of the universe nothing is lost, and a certain energy having finished its work on one plane goes to another.\nHe then went on to say that the moon influences everything that happens on earth.\nMan, like every other living being, cannot, in the ordinary conditions of life, tear himself free from the moon. All his movements and consequently all his actions are controlled by the moon. If he kills another man, the moon does it; if he sacrifices himself for others, the moon does that also. All evil deeds, all crimes, all self-sacrificing actions, all heroic exploits, as well as all the actions of ordinary life, are controlled by the moon.\nAnd J.G. Bennett wrote:\nAt a certain point in the history of the earth, it was perceived by the Higher Powers that a very undesirable and dangerous situation was developing on the planet earth which could endanger the equilibrium of the entire solar system and, in particular, the evolution of the Moon.\nIf men realized that, because they were controlled by the moon, their personal efforts were unavailing, might they not be tempted to mass suicide, and so deprive the moon of the askokin needed for its development? To guard against this possibility, the Higher Powers implanted an organ at the base of man's spine delightfully named by Gurdjieff the organ Kundabuffer. This had the effect of ensuring that man would base his values solely on satisfying his own desires and the pursuit of happiness by making him perceive reality as topsy turvy. So man would serve the moon blindly, unaware that, by embarking on the path of self-development, he could free himself from the moon altogether. Once the moon crisis had passed, the organ Kundabuffer was removed; but the majority of mankind still behave blindly, selfishly, and without insight as if the organ was still there. This is actually necessary if the purposes of nature are to be fulfilled. According to Ouspensky, Gurdjieff said that the evolution of humanity as a whole might be injurious.\nHumanity is part of organic life; this means that humanity is food for the moon. If all men were to become too intelligent they would not want to be eaten by the moon.\nThe majority of human beings provide askokin for the moon after death, and are then condemned to obliteration. However, some few who follow the path of self-development and self-realization prescribed by Gurdjieff create askokin during life. Such people may finally develop a soul which can survive and may even reach Objective Reason and attain a form of immortality by being reunited with the Most Most Holy Sun Absolute.\nExpert at Deception\nHow can anyone ever have taken this kind of thing seriously? Some have referred to Gurdjieff's teachings as myths, and Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh claimed that Gurdjieff was joking about the moon, but J.G. Bennett wrote that Gurdjieff certainly intended his account of the historical appearance and disappearance of the organ Kundabuffer to be taken literally. He also quotes the author Denis Saurat, then Director of the French Institute in London, as believing that Gurdjieff's teaching \"could not be of terrestrial origin. Either Gurdjieff had revelations vouchsafed only to prophets or he had access to a school on a supernatural level.\" Although writers about Gurdjieff tend to distance themselves from his most extravagant propositions, Philip Mairet, an intelligent literary figure who was editor of the New English Weekly, and who was also well acquainted with the works of Freud, Jung, and Adler, is reported as saying: \"No system of gnostic soteriological philosophy that has been published to the modern world is comparable to it in power and intellectual articulation.\" Having read Ouspensky's exposition of Gurdjieff's teaching in his book In Search of the Miraculous, and having attempted to read Gurdjieff's own book All and Everything, I can only wonder at Mairet's opinion. Perhaps I have extracted enough to give the reader some idea of Gurdjieff's picture of the cosmos, and to demonstrate that Gurdjieff's own writings are both voluminous and obscure. Even his devotees say that All and Everything has to be read several times if its meaning is to be grasped; and some claim that Gurdjieff's obscurity was deliberate; a device adopted to ensure that the disciple would have to make a considerable effort at understanding on his own account rather than be spoon-fed with clear statements an doctrines.\nAt first sight, it is difficult to believe that Gurdjieff's elaborate cosmology was anything other than a planned, comical confidence trick designed to demonstrate how far the gullibility of his followers could be tested. His own account of how he survived his early wanderings reveals how expert he was at deception. Gurdjieff wrote that he coloured sparrows with aniline dyes and sold them as \"American canaries\" in Samarkand. He tells us that he had to leave quickly in case rain washed the sparrows clean. When people brought him sewing machines and other mechanical objects for repair, he was often able to see that the mere shift of a lever would cure the problem. However, he was careful to pretend that such repairs were time-consuming and difficult, and charged accordingly. He also wrote that he found out in advance which villages and towns the new railway would pass through, and then informed the local authorities that he had the power to arrange the course of the railway. He boasted that he obtained large sums for his pretended services, and said that he had no pangs of conscience about doing so.\nWe know from J.G. Bennett that, when he and his followers were in danger from the conflict between the Cossacks and the Bolsheviks, Gurdjieff managed to get transport from the Provincial Government by spreading a rumour that he knew of enormously rich deposits of gold and platinum in the Caucasus mountains which would fdl the Government's coffers. Bennett wrote:\nIn all this, he was also demonstrating to his pupils the power of suggestion and the ease with which people could be made to \"believe any old tale\".\nFritz Peters recounts an elaborate hoax in which Gurdjieff diluted a bottle of vin ordinaire with water, and then covered it with sand and cobwebs. Two distinguished women visitors were tricked into believing that Gurdjieff was serving them with wine of a rare vintage, and dutifully pronounced it the most delicious which they had ever tasted.\nFritz Peters recalled an occasion on which a rich English lady approached Gurdjieff as he was sitting at a cafe table and offered him a cheque for \u00a31,000 if he would tell her \"the secret of life\". Gurdjieff promptly summoned a well-known prostitute from her beat in front of the cafe, gave her a drink, and proceeded to tell her that he was a being from another planet called Karatas. He complained that it was very expensive to have the food he needed flown in from this planet, but urged the prostitute to taste some, which he gave her. When asked what she made of it, she replied that he had given her cherries, and went on her way with the money Gurdjieff pressed upon her, obviously believing that he was mad. Gurdjieff turned to the English lady and said: \"That is the secret of life\". She appeared to be disgusted, called him a charlatan, and went off. However, she reappeared later on the same day, gave Gurdjieff the cheque for \u00a31,000, and became a devoted follower.\nHe became skilled at extracting money from Americans to support his enterprises at the Chateau du Prieur\u00e9, and referred to this activity as \"shearing sheep\". For example, an American woman travelled from the United States to the Prieur\u00e9 to seek Gurdjieff's advice about her chain smoking, which she said was a phallic activity connected with her marital sexual difficulties. After a pause for thought Gurdjieff suggested that she should change her brand of cigarette to Gauloises Bleus, and charged her a large fee for this advice, which she gladly and gratefully paid. There is no doubt that Gurdjieff could be a convincing confidence trickster when he so wished and that he did not hesitate to mislead the gullible when it suited him. He was always a wonderful story teller who held his audiences entranced.\nHe told Peters, \"I not make money like others make money, and when I have too much money, I spend. But I never need money for self, and I not make or earn money, I ask for money and people always give and for this I give opportunity study my teaching\". However, he contradicted himself a moment later by saying that he owned a business making false eyelashes and another business selling rugs. When he went to New York in 1933, he demanded coaching in the use of four-letter words in English from Fritz Peters before giving a dinner for some fifteen New Yorkers. When the diners had drunk a certain amount, Gurdjleff began to tell them that it was a pity that most people - especially Americans - were motivated only by genital urges. He picked out a particularly elegant woman and told her in crude terms that she took so much trouble with her appearance because she wanted to fuck. The guests were soon behaving in an uninhibited fashion and becoming physically entangled with each other. Gurdjieff then announced that he had proved his point that Americans were decadent and demanded that he be paid for his lesson. According to Peters, he collected several thousand dollars.\nYet confidence trickery cannot be the whole explanation of Gurdjieff's teaching. If Gurdjieff could support himself so easily by deception, why should he bother to invent a cosmogony? Gurdjieff found writing a burden. He was much more impressive as a lecturer than he was as a writer. All and Everything is enormously long, and, although it was dictated to Olga de Hartmann rather than written, it must have demanded considerable dedication to complete. Gurdjieff began his dictation on 16 December 1924. He completed the dictation of Beelzebub's Tales to his Grandson (the first part of All and Everything) in November I927. Could anyone devote so much time and energy to creating something in which he did not believe himself, with the deliberate intention to deceive? We hover on the borderline between confidence trickery and psychosis. Gurdjieff's propositions about the universe were totally at variance with the discoveries of astronomers and other scientists, and can only be compared with science fiction, but I think he believed in them, just as paranoid psychotics believe in their delusional systems.\nUnashamedly Elitist and Authoritarian\nGurdjieff's arrogance and disregard of established experts were extraordinary. When he visited the caves of Lascaux, he told J.G. Bennett that he did not agree with the Abbe Breuil's dating of the rock paintings at thirty thousand years ago because he had concluded that the paintings were the work of a brotherhood that existed after the loss of Atlantis some seven or eight thousand years ago. He also told Bennett that he intended that his Institute would become \"a centre of training and research not only into the powers of man himself, but into the secrets of the solar system\". He said he had invented \"a special means for increasing the visibility of the planets and the sun and also for releasing energies that would influence the whole world situation\".\nGurdjieff's complete disregard for science and for the views of generally accepted experts is narcissistic in the extreme. But he did, at times, show considerable interest in other people, and compassion for those who were suffering. He sometimes exhibited a capacity for intense concentration upon individuals, which was certainly one component of his undoubted charisma. Fritz Peters, whose parents were divorced, was legally adopted by his mother's sister, Margaret Anderson and her friend Jane Heap, who were mentioned earlier as adherents of Gurdjieff. Peters, who was brought to Le Prieur\u00e9 when he was a boy of eleven and stayed there until he was fifteen, described Gurdjieff's behaviour to himself:\nWhenever I saw him, whenever he gave me an order, he was fully aware of me, completely concentrated on whatever words he said to me; his attention never wandered when I spoke to him. He always knew exactly what I was doing, what I had done. I think we must all have felt, certainly I did, when he was with any one of us, that we received his total attention. I can think of nothing more complimentary in human relations.\nThis intense concentration, as we have seen, was an important part of Gurdjieff's teaching. It entered in to everything he did. His ability to mobilize and direct attention may have accounted for his extraordinary effect on other people.\nWhen you do a thing, do it with the whole self. One thing at a time. Now I sit here and eat. For me nothing exists in the world except this food, this table. I eat with the whole attention. So you must do - in everything \u2026 To be able to do one thing at a time this is the property of Man, not man in quotation marks.\nIn movement, he gave the impression of complete co-ordination and integrated power. \"His gait and his gestures were never hurried, but flowed in unison with the rhythm of his breathing like those of a peasant or a mountaineer.\" Peters writes that Gurdjieff's presence and physical magnetism were \"undeniable and generally overwhelming\". When, in the late summer of 1945, long after he had left the Prieur\u00e9, Peters suffered from severe depression with insomnia, anorexia, and loss of weight, he sought Gurdjieff in Paris. Gurdjieff realized that he was ill, forbade him to talk and at once offered him a bedroom for as long as he needed it. He made Peters drink strong, hot coffee, and concentrated upon him intensely. It seemed to Peters that a violent electric blue light emanated from Gurdjieff and entered himself. Whatever the reason, Peters promptly recovered from his depression.\nHowever, not everything about Gurdjieff was so impressive. His personal habits could be disgusting. One of the jobs that Peters was given when he was still resident at the Prieur\u00e9, was to clean Gurdjieff's rooms.\nWhat he could do to his dressing room and bathroom is something that cannot be described without invading his privacy; I will only say that, physically, Mr. Gurdjieff, at least so I gathered, lived like an animal \u2026 There were times when I would have to use a ladder to clean the walls.\nGurdjieff generalized from his own experience in that he set himself up as a teacher who could train others to attain the wisdom and autonomy which he believed himself to possess. But such teaching could only be assimilated by the chosen few. As we saw earlier, Gurdjieff did not believe that mankind as a whole was capable of development, or that it was desirable that any attempt should be made in this direction, lest the development of the moon might suffer. Gurdjieff, like many other gurus, was unashamedly elitist and authoritarian.\nDestroying the Predilection for Suggestibility\nGurdjieff\"s sexual behaviour was unscrupulous, in that he coupled with any female disciple whom he found attractive, and not infrequently made her pregnant. When Fritz Peters went to the Chateau du Prieur\u00e9 at the age of eleven, there were about ten other children there, some of whom were undoubtedly fathered by Gurdjieff.\nLike other gurus whom we have encountered, Gurdjieff enjoyed the exercise of power. We saw earlier what physical demands he made on the de Hartmanns. He was not directly cruel, but the regime he imposed upon his disciples was rigorous to the point of physical exhaustion.\nThe daily routine was exacting in the extreme. We woke up at five or six in the morning and worked for two hours before breakfast. Afterwards there was more work: building, fetching trees, sawing timber, caring for the animals of almost every domestic species, cooking, cleaning, and every kind of domestic duty. After a quick light lunch and a period of rest, one or two hours were devoted to \"exercises\" and \"rhythms\" accompanied by music usually played by Thomas de Hartmann on the piano. Sometimes there would be fasts lasting one, two, three or even up to seven days during which all the work continued as usual. In the evening, there would be classes in rhythms and ritual dances which might go on for three, four or five hours until everyone was totally exhausted.\nIt is not surprising that one disciple who was fixing trusses twenty-five feet above the ground fell asleep whilst precariously balanced on a narrow beam and had to be rescued by Gurdjieff.\nBennett does not point out that, whether or not this regime assisted spiritual development, it was certainly a convenient way of obtaining free labour to run the Prieur\u00e9. Moreover, Gurdjieff, as an experienced hypnotist, would have realized that physical exhaustion makes people more suggestible, although one of his avowed aims was to discover some means of \"destroying in people the predilection for suggestibility\". He once ordered Orage to dig a ditch to drain water from the kitchen garden. Orage worked extremely hard for several days. He was then told to make the edges of the ditch quite equal, and did so after more labour. Immediately after he had finished, Gurdjieff ordered him to fill in the ditch because it was no longer needed.\nOne of Gurdjieff's disciples was Olgivanna Ivanovna Lazovich, who became the third wife of the American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. She first encountered Gurdjieff in Russia in 1917 at a time of crisis in her life. She was nineteen years old and was just about to have a child. Her first marriage was failing, her father was ill, her mother far distant. When Gurdjieff moved to the Prieur\u00e9, she joined him, became one of his best dancers, and an assistant instructor in The Work. In 1924, Gurdjieff suggested that she join her brother in America for no obvious reason. Shortly after her arrival, she encountered Frank Lloyd Wright at a ballet performance in Chicago and fell in love with him. Gurdjieff visited the Wrights on more than one occasion. Finding that Wright was seriously worried about his digestion, Gurdjieff invited them both out to dinner and served a series of extremely hot and indigestible dishes followed by the inevitable draughts of Armagnac. Wright felt terrible, but woke the next morning to find that his fears about his digestion had disappeared. On another occasion, Wright grandly remarked that perhaps he should send some of his pupils to Gurdjieff in Paris. \"Then they can come back to me and I'll finish them off\". \"You finish. You are idiot\", said Gurdjieff angrily \"You finish! No. You begin. I finish.\" It was clear that Wright had met his match.\nWright had many guru-like characteristics himself, so that it is not surprising to learn that these two autocrats found themselves in competition. Even so, Gurdjieff won Wright over. Shortly after Gurdjieff's death, when Wright was receiving a medal in New York, he interrupted proceedings to announce: \"The greatest man in the world has recently died. His name was Gurdjieff.\"\nOlgivanna appears to have acquired or developed a number of Gurdjieff's less engaging traits. Draftsmen, apprentices and their wives were supposed to sit at Olgivanna's feet whilst she gave them instructions and mercilessly criticized their failings. They even had to undergo the ordeal of listening to Wright reading from Gurdjieff's writings. As she became older, she became more and more dictatorial, and, after Wright's death, became a \"despotic and jealous\" widow with whom scholars and institutions preferred not to negotiate.\nHis Own Answer to the Problem of the Meaning of Life\nAdherents of Gurdjieff's teaching recount with satisfaction that he did not bring pressure upon followers to stay with him, and in fact often dismissed them. This is interpreted as indicating his desire that they should become independent of him. In some cases, it may rather have been his perception of impending apostasy: gurus generally prefer to rid themselves of potential dissidents rather than be deserted. Ouspensky, Gurdjieff's most devoted disciple and interpreter, began to lose confidence in him as a person as early as 1917. This seems to have been precipitated by Gurdjieff's arbitrary dispersal of the group he had assembled around him in Essentuki. Ouspensky continued to believe in the authenticity of Gurdjieff's vision and teaching which he accepted as having been handed down from some ancient, esoteric source, but found the man himself more and more intolerable. Ouspensky formally broke off relations in January 1924, and forbade his own pupils to communicate with Gurdjieff or refer to him.\nA.R. Orage, the talented editor of the New Age, had abandoned literary life in London for life at the Prieur\u00e9, and later moved to New York, where he set up his own Gurdjieffian groups, and whence he sent large sums of money to Gurdjieff. During the seven years of his close involvement with Gurdjieff, he produced practically no work of his own. As John Carswell puts it: \"The most notable English editor of his time had become a mysterious exile owing obedience to an Armenian magus.\" Orage's devotion was tested to the limit by Gurdjieff's incessant demands for money, and by the abuse heaped upon him when he did not instantly obey. His allegiance was further undermined by his wife, Jessie Dwight, whom he married in 1927, and who had hated her visit to the Prieur\u00e9. Eventually, Gurdjieff, realizing Orage's disillusion, turned up in New York when Orage was temporarily absent, assembled Orage's group, denounced Orage and required each member to sign a written declaration that they would have nothing further to do with their instructor. Some did so; others refused. Orage, summoned back from England, demanded to see Gurdjieff, and, after remarking that he too repudiated the Orage created by Gurdjieff, signed the document denouncing his own teaching.\nJ.G. Bennett gives a list of close adherents whom Gurdjieff deliberately dismissed. Bennett himself left the Prieur\u00e9 in 1923 and did not see Gurdjieff again until 1948, the year before he died. Even Fritz Peters, who had been greatly influenced by Gurdjieff in childhood, and who, as we have seen, turned to Gurdjieff when he was seriously depressed as an adult, wrote: \"He began to seem to me in a very excellent phrase, a real, genuine phony.\"\nBy the beginning Of 1932, it became clear that the Chateau du Prieur\u00e9 was no longer financially viable. Gurdjieff habitually overreached himself financially and American support fell away after the crash of 1929. The Institute for the Harmonious Development of Man finally closed in May. But Gurdjieff himself continued to flourish. He lived in Paris throughout the German occupation of the city during the Second World War. Characteristically, he obtained credit from various food shops by persuading them that an American pupil had given him an oil well in Texas which would ensure that their bills would be settled as soon as the war was over.\nGurdjieff's cosmogony can only be described as fantastic. Reviewing his picture of the universe, it is hard to understand that any intelligent, educated person could believe in it. Yet disciples struggled to read All and Everything as if its incoherence must contain esoteric wisdom; as if it was their fault if they did not understand it rather than the author's inability to construct a credible picture of man and the universe or to write intelligibly. When Gurdjieff had a car accident in July 1924 which nearly killed him, he said that the accident was \"the manifestation of a power hostile to his aim, a power with which he could not contend\". This suggests an underlying paranoid belief system. In reality, he was so dangerous a driver that his followers avoided being driven by him whenever possible. Perhaps he was referring to the adverse planetary influences which, he claimed, had caused the First World War. Gurdjieff had the bizarre notion that, from time to time, planets might approach each other too closely. The resulting tension would cause human beings to slaughter each other without their realizing that they were merely pawns in a cosmic game.\nAlthough Gurdjieff's picture of the universe can confidently be dismissed as rubbish, it is possible to salvage a few valuable ideas from what he taught. Gurdjieff believed that man had obligations as well as rights. He did not think that the world was made for man, or that progress consisted in further technological domination of the environment. He considered that man had lost touch with the meaning of his existence, which was to fulfil a cosmic purpose rather than merely to satisfy his desires. Now that we realize that we are destroying the earth we live on, Gurdjieff's view that man should serve the world rather than exploit it seems apposite. His notion that most people are \"asleep\" and are driven by their instincts to behave automatically rather than with conscious intention is probably true of the majority. Some of the charisma which Gurdjieff undoubtedly manifested sprang from his own capacity to live intensely in the moment. One pupil recalled his saying:\nYou live in the past. The past is dead. Act in the present. If you live as if you have always lived, the future will be like the past. Work on yourself, change something in yourself, then the future perhaps will be different.\nSome of those who practised Gurdjieff's techniques for awakening people and transforming them into beings who could direct their own destinies certainly claimed benefit, but Claire Tomalin, in her biography of Katherine Mansfield, is almost certainly right in her summing up.\nWhether Gurdjieff's methods for righting the internal balance of his disciples had much, or any, merit is another matter. Since the whole thing depended on his personality, and made no scientific claims (as psychoanalysis did) or cosmological and moral claims (as most brands of Christianity did), it remained an amateur, ramshackle affair, and although Gurdjieff aroused passionate hate as well as love, his system seems to have done little lasting damage, and obviously allowed some people to change direction in a way that seemed helpful to them.\nAs we have seen, Gurdjieff was, by his own admission, an accomplished confidence trickster who had no hesitation in deceiving other people and extracting money from them when he needed to do so. Confidence tricksters are successful at deception because they are more than halfway to believing in their own fictions. Was Gurdjieff anything more than this? I suggested earlier that he could not have constructed his elaborate cosmogony merely in order to deceive. Gurdjieff's picture of the universe, whether learned from esoteric sources or constructed by himself, provided him with his own myth, his own answer to the problem of the meaning of life for which he had sought a solution during his twenty years of travel. This myth was akin to a religious revelation. It gave him the certainty of faith. It was his own conviction that he had discovered the answer which made him charismatic and persuasive. Even if some of his followers could not accept or understand all his cosmic doctrines, they still believed that he knew; a phenomenon which we shall encounter when discussing other gurus.\nGood Grief! Gurdjieff in Tibet? From: tibeto-logic\nDid George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff (1866-1949) ever visit Tibet? I recognize the problem that some of you may simply not know why you ought to care, and I empathize with you, but keep in mind that there are people out there who do care, people who may even care far too much. As a Tibetanist they may want to get answers from you. What are you going to tell them?\nThat's not Gurdjieff here in the frontispiece, and neither is it Dorjiev, but the truth is, Dorjiev and Gurdjieff have been confused in the past. One author, otherwise quite a good one I think, [1] unhelpfully decided that while Gurdjieff in fact isn\u2019t Dorjiev, it\u2019s Dorjiev\u2019s follower Norzunoff that is Gurdjieff. In either case, if either identification were true, it would follow that Gurdjieff did in fact visit Tibet. (Well, since both Dorjiev and Norzunoff most definitely did.)\nDorjiev\nNorzunoff\nAgwan Dorjiev (\u0f44\u0f42\u0f0b\u0f51\u0f56\u0f44\u0f0b\u0f62\u0fa1\u0f7c\u0f0b\u0f62\u0f97\u0f7a\u0f0b)\nOvshe Norzunoff\nThere is one person I know of who claimed to know for a fact that Gurdjieff was in Tibet, and that's the smoking man you see up there at the top of the blog. His name was Achmed Abdullah. How did Achmed know Gurdjieff had been to Tibet? Because he (A.A.) had seen him (G.I.G.) there, in Lhasa.\nNow surely Gurdjieff was from the general area of Caucasus-Georgia-Armenia-Turkey (his parentage was Greek and Armenian), and not from Buriatia, as is implied in the quote you will see just below. His surname anyway suggests that he or his family must have originated in Georgia.\nThe name Dorjiev has a quite different origin, since as is the style even today among Mongolians, it is a slightly modified form of the frequent Tibetan name element Dorj\u00e9 (\u0f62\u0fa1\u0f7c\u0f0b\u0f62\u0f97\u0f7a\u0f0b). [2]\n[1] James Webb, The Harmonious Circle: The Lives and Work of G. I. Gurdjieff, P. D. Ouspensky, and Their Followers, G. P. Putnam's Sons (New York 1980).\n[2] For a bit on the possessive suffix -ov/-off/-ev/-eff used to form Slavic surnames, try looking here. Like surnames everywhere, they may [among other possibilities] be based on place of origin. Dorjiev's name was formed on the assumption that Dorj\u00e9 was in some way his surname when of course it was not. It\u2019s an integral part of his given name.\nThe following quote is taken from Rom Landau (1899-1974), God Is My Adventure (1935?), p. 188:\nI so often hear about his [Gurdjieff\u2019s] experiences in Tibet,\u2019 I replied: \u201cbut I am somewhat suspicious of those Tibetan tales. Every other messiah, from Mme. Blavatsky onwards, claims to have gathered knowledge in the mountains of Tibet. How do you know that Gurdjieff has actually ever been there?\nI happen to possess first-hand proofs. Some years ago there was a luncheon in New York, given, if I remember aright, for Gurdjieff. A number of distinguished men had been invited, among others the writer, Achmed Abdullah, who told me that he had never seen Gurdjieff before, but that he was very much looking forward to meeting this unusual Armenian. When Gurdjieff entered the room Achmed Abdullah turned to me and whispered: \u201cI have met that man before. Do you know who he really is? Before the war he was in Lhassa as an agent of the Russian Secret Service. I was in Lhassa at the same time, and in a way we worked against each other.\u201d So, you see, it is quite true that Gurdjieff had been at the very fountain of esoteric knowledge. Some people say he was in Lhassa as a Secret Service agent, in order to disguise the real purpose of his visit, which was to learn the supernatural methods of the Lamas. Other people maintain that his esoteric studies were only a pretext behind which he could hide his political activities. But who can tell?\nAnd the following letter is copied from the same book, p. 202:\nCaptain Achmed Abdullah\nFifth Avenue House\nSunday. New York City\nAs to Gurdjieff, I have no way of proving that I am right except that I know I am right. When I knew him, thirty years ago, in Tibet, he was, besides being the young Dalai Lama\u2019s chief tutor, the main Russian political agent for Tibet. A Russian Buriat by race and a Buddhist by religion, his learning was enormous, his influence in Lhassa very great, since he collected the tribute of the Baikal Tartars for the Dalai Lama\u2019s exchequer, and he was given the high title of Tsannyis Khan-po. In Russia he was known as Hambro Akvan Dorzhieff; to the British Intelligence as Lama Dorjieff. When we invaded Tibet, he disappeared with the Dalai in the general direction of outer Mongolia. He spoke Russian, Tibetan, Tartar, Tadjik, Chinese, Greek, strongly accented French and rather fantastic English. As to his age well I would say ageless. A great man who, though he dabbled in Russian imperialistic politics, did so I have an idea more or less in the spirit of jest. I met Gurdjieff, almost thirty years later, at dinner in the house of a mutual friend, John O\u2019Hara Cosgrave, former editor of the New York World, in New York. I was convinced that he was Lama Dorjieff. I told him so and he winked. We spoke in Tadjik. I am a fairly wise man. But I wish I knew the things which Gurdjieff has forgotten.\nI don\u2019t have any definitive disproof of this often-made identification, but I sincerely doubt Gurdjieff ever made it to Lhasa. If you want to pursue this will-o\u2019-the-wisp further, I'd recommend this essay by Paul Beekman Taylor entitled \u201cGurdjieff and Prince Ozay.\u201d Here the identity problems get, if anything, even thicker.\nIt\u2019s true that Achmed\u2019s information about Dorjiev is sufficiently accurate and believable, based on what we can know from independent sources. What isn\u2019t so believable is he had sufficient reason to equate him with Gurdjieff. Achmed's accuracy makes me tend to believe that he might have actually been in Lhasa, seen Dorjiev there or at least heard a great deal about him, but his assertion of the single personhood of Gurdjieff-Dorjiev is, as he says, not something he can prove. And this equation our independent sources can disprove, especially now that a number of sources about Dorjiev's last years have been made known to the world at large.\nIt isn\u2019t even all that clear to me that Gurdjieff unequivocally claimed that he had been in Lhasa or any other part of Tibet proper. What he did claim is that he received ultra-esoteric teachings (that formed the [or a] basis of his own teachings, including the well-known dances) at an almost entirely inaccessible location somewhere in the vicinity of the Pamirs from a group called the Sarmoung Brotherhood. They had yet another \u2018sister\u2019 monastery on the northern slopes of the Himalayas called Olman Monastery. I'm not sure if he claimed to go to this Olman Monastery, but even then I am the opposite of clear when it comes to knowing where the \u201cnorthern slopes of the Himalayas\u201d might be. [3] I\u2019ve seen some say Gurdjieff claimed he had a \u201cTibetan marriage\u201d and his eldest son became the head of a lamaserie, although I\u2019m not sure how to trace back the authorities for it, or if it\u2019s all that interesting. Is it?\nWell, we do all have problems with identity. That much is true and undeniable.\n[3] See p. 313 in William James Thompson, J.G. Bennett's Interpretation of the Teachings of G.I. Gurdjieff, a Study of Transmission in the Fourth Way, doctoral dissertation, University of Lancaster (1995). The southern slopes of the Himalayas are much more easily located. For all I know the northern slopes of the Himalayas could be all the way up beyond the Kunlun Mountains, somewhere near the palace of the Queen Mother of the West.\nRom Landau, God Is My Adventure: A Book on Modern Mystics Masters and Teachers, Faber and Faber (London 1935, 1941).\nDouglas Fairbanks in \u201cThe Thief of Bagdad, an Arabian Nights Fantasy,\u201d 1924 movie, its screenplay by Nadir Khan, aka Achmed Abdullah, aka Alexander Nicholayevitch Romanoff, the man who knew how to identify people. Well, I\u2019d say Achmed Abdullah (1881-1945) was a very interesting character in his own right. I think we should take what he said with liberal doses of salt. Name changers see everyone else as name changers, you think maybe? Hollywood people know all there is to know about projection.\nIn general, I very much admire the acting done on both screen and stage under the directorship of Peter Brook, so if even just for that, I\u2019d much recommend seeing \u201cMeetings with Remarkable Men.\u201d Here you can find what looks like a complete version of the film. Or try here.\nAnd finally, if you are serious about wanting to know something about Dorjiev (1853-1938), I would seriously recommend this and/or the following book or the article by Andreyev. We know how Dorjiev spent the last decades of his life, and No, he did not spend them pretending to be Gurdjieff!\nJampa Samten and Nikolay Tsyrempilov, From Tibet Confidentially: Secret Correspondence of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama to Agvan Dorzjiev, 1911-1925, Library of Tibetan Works and Archives (Dharamsala 2012).\nAlexandre I. Andreyev, An Unknown Russian Memoir by Aagvan Dorjiev, Inner Asia, vol. 3 (2001), pp. 27-39. This has a survey of now-available sources on the life of Dorjiev. Several other works by the same author ought to be listed, if I had more energy, including the book cited in the appendix down below.\nFor some remarkable historic photographs of the Buddhist temple Dorjiev founded in St. Petersburg, look here. For a sketch of the temple's history, try here.\nFor the birthplace of Gurdjieff, look here, where it says \"Gurdjieff was born in the Armenian city of Alexandropol, which is now called Gyumri.\" The birthdate would seem to be up in the air.\nAppendix: The Death of Dorjiev\nSource: Alexandre Andreyev, Soviet Russia and Tibet: The Debacle of Secret Diplomacy, 1918-1930s, Brill (Leiden 2003), p. 361:\nIn January 1937, Dorzhiev, accompanied by his attendant, Lama Dugar Jimbiev, left Leningrad for Buryatia. There he hoped to spend his last days in a solitary retreat as Buddhist monks do, in his house at the medical school of the Atsagat Datsang, near Verkneudinsk. However his hopes were not to be fulfilled. On 13 November the Buryat was arrested in his home and put into prison in Verkheudinsk. He was accused of high treason (spying for Japan), terrorist and subversive activities, preparation of armed rebellion, and several more anti-Soviet crimes. Two weeks later, shortly after his one and only interrogation, Dorzhiev was taken to a hospital ward. There, on January 29, 1938, he died.\nGurdjieff died during the morning of October 29, 1949, in France. His last words? \"Bravo America.\"\nAnswer me this: How can two people who are one and the same person die such different deaths?\nLayne Negrin \u2013 Monday, February 10, 2014\nAlthough identifying Gurdjieff with Dordjieff, Norzunoff, or \"Prince Ozay\" is erroneous, I've found much evidence suggesting Gurdjieff was in Tibet. My book on the subject will probably take a few more years yet, but I hope to get an article published relatively soon. Best wishes...... Layne\nAnonymous \u2013 Monday, January 26, 2015\nGurdjieff often used to cook Tibetan meals in his later years and talked to many pupils about his journeys through Tibet. Gurdjieff confessed that he worked as collecter of taxes for the Dalai Lama, in order to gain access to some very secret monasteries in Tibet. Gurdjieff also talked Tibetan, which was reported by pupils.\nDan \u2013 Wednesday, February 11, 2015\nThank you for writing. I don't doubt that Gurdjieff told such stories, or that he cooked food he called Tibetan, but what I do wonder about is whether any of his pupils could recognize Tibetan language if they heard it.\nYours, Dan\nAnonymous \u2013 Friday, February 20, 2015\n\u201cTibet is an example where, ten years ago, all government was in the hands of the monks. But they couldn\u2019t put my ideas into practice, because my teaching was not known to them. My teaching is my own. It combines all the evidence of ancient truth that I collected in my travels with all the knowledge that I have acquired through my own personal work.\u201d\n\u2013 Gurdjieff quote from Our Life with Mr.Gurdjieff p.182\nTibetan language was taught at the Prieure 1922-24!\n\u201cIn Tibet he got himself appointed collector of dues from the monasteries for the Dalai Lama, and in this role was able to go into any monastery. He discovered instances of abnormal development, \"high elevations\", what are called \"magic powers\", but he says that he found little, apart from something in certain dances and ceremonies, which could be described as objective knowledge. Most of the powers developed by certain monks were diversions from the normal, interesting, but not useful for a method of self-development for people of the Western World, such as he had in mind.\u201d\n\u2013 A.R. Orage - Commentaries on \"Beelzebubs Tales\"\nDan \u2013 Friday, February 20, 2015\nI stand corrected, I suppose, although I hope you will forgive me if I tend to scoff at the very idea that a person who spent a year in Tibet could have gained enough knowledge of language, culture and law to be awarded a job as a tax collector for the 13th Dalai Lama. Was it Gurdjieff himself who taught Tibetan at Fontainbleau in the '20's? Or maybe Jacques Bacot came over to help out? I mean, don't you ever get the feeling you might be getting sold a painted sparrow? Why so skeptical of Tibetan wisdom and not the least skeptical of Gurdjieff's travel stories?\nDan \u2013 Wednesday, March 04, 2015\nDon't get me wrong, I'm still trying to learn stuff that might go against my usual ways of thinking. Only recently I found out that one of the most prominent Gurjieffians in the U.S., Paul Anderson (1897-1983) took a group of his students with him to form the core of the Dzogchen Community in Conway Massachusetts in the mid-1980's. Followers of Gurdjieff became followers of Namkhai Norbu. This confirms something I've been thinking for some time now, that those Vajra Dances that seem to be moving to the center of N.N.'s teachings in recent years may owe as much to Gurdjieff's \"movements\" as to the dream of the Rinpoche. So you could say that Gurdjieff teachings, whatever they may owe to Tibetan inspiration (if you ask me hardly anything), are having an impact on one special stream of Tibetan Buddhism. An interesting matter to contemplate, don't you agree?\nWas Gurdjieff Irish?? From: eye of the cyclone\nUnmistakably Ben Bulben: the Fourth Way in Ireland\nLast night a friend lent me an advance copy of a book that is supposed to be published this August in Chicago by Dharma Bums Publishing. It\u2019s called Unmistakably Ben Bulben: the Fourth Way in Ireland and it makes some pretty wild claims. The first part of the book tries to prove that Gurdjieff is really an Irishman by the name of Michael Kiely, from Limerick, who left Ireland at the age of 16 rather than work on the family farm. It also states that Ouspensky left Gurdjieff because he found out the truth, although he never mentioned it for fear of damaging the Work itself.\nApparently, near the end of Ouspensky\u2019s life he told the whole story to one of his students who then told it to Larry O\u2019Nolan, the author of this book. O\u2019Nolan checked what sources he could and then gathered whatever related to both Ireland and the Fourth Way to fill out the book.\nHe makes much of the episode in In Search of the Miraculous in which Ouspensky meets Gurdjieff\u2019s father and sees a photo of the young Gurdjieff. Ouspensky says that the photo reveals something about the profession Gurdjieff practiced at the time, but Ouspensky decides to keep this to himself. O\u2019Nolan says that Gurdjieff\u2019s Irish origin explains this mystery. O\u2019Nolan produces what he claims is the photo. It shows a young man standing near a horse-drawn cart. The man looks exactly like Gurdjieff with a full head of hair. His very relaxed and strong arm rests on the horse\u2019s neck, and the cart is piled high with peat. In the background is, unmistakably, Ben Bulben. The man identified as Gurdjieff\u2019s father was in reality his first Sufi teacher.\nThree Sons: John, James, and Michael (later known as Gurdjieff)\nO\u2019Nolan heard the story of Gurdjieff\u2019s flight from Ireland from an old relative still living in the countryside near Limerick. There were three sons born to this farming family: John, James, and Michael (later known as Gurdjieff). One night the father pronounced the destiny of the three boys: John would go to school and become a priest, James was already working at his trade of cabinet maker, and \u201cMichael,\u201d he said, \u201cyou shall tend the farm.\u201d The next day the boy was gone. After many travels he ended up in the east where he encountered Sufi and other influences, and the rest is history. (In case you were wondering, John got stuck tending the farm.)\nThe book goes on to talk about the success and failure of various fourth-way groups, mainly in Dublin. He gives one anecdote I\u2019d never heard \u2013 that Gurdjieff sent Orage into Dublin to start a group but then recalled him after a month, saying that he was afraid that Orage would \u201cdissolve\u201d in Dublin.\nThe book points out Gurdjieff\u2019s Irish traits: his garrulous manner, his love of drink, of long stories and anecdotes, of practical jokes and word play. The book ends by pointing out that Gurdjieff (as Gurdjieff) never set foot in Ireland and always avoided his Irish students for fear of giving himself away.\nFrom Mr. Bowen\u2019s Lips\nI first heard the name of Gurdjieff during the exceptionally harsh winter of 1947, when I was eight years old. An old friend of my father\u2019s, John Bowen by name, was spending the Christmas holidays with us while on leave from his duties with the Allied Control Commission in Germany. Mr. Bowen, for so I always think of him, was a man of great sweetness of temperament and kindness, and I always looked forward to his visits. Mr. Bowen and my father had met shortly before the First World War, when both were working for Badische Anilin (now known as BASF) at Ludwigshafen. Upon the outbreak of war, my father was arrested as an enemy alien and spent the rest of the war at Ruhleben, an internment camp for British civilians that had been set up on a racecourse just outside Berlin. Mr. Bowen was more fortunate as he was in Budapest at the time. The Austro-Hungarian Empire, being more civilised than the other warring nations, did not intern enemy civilians, but only required them to report at a police station once a week, and not leave the town of their residence without permission. He remained in Budapest after the end of the war as he had married a Hungarian lady, and only left in 1920, on suffering the worst tragedy of his life, the death from influenza of his much beloved wife.\nI much enjoyed listening to my father and Mr. Bowen talk, for both had lead unusual and adventurous lives. It was from Mr. Bowen\u2019s lips that I first heard the name of Gurdjieff. I will put what he said as if he were saying it, though of course I do not remember the precise words he used. However, it states all that I learnt from him and does reproduce his style of speaking. &quotIt was only about a day or two after I arrived in Constantinople that I was called in to see some Intelligence chappie. He wanted to know all about Hungary and so forth , and I did my best to oblige him. We hit it off and we spent a lot of time together. He was terribly interested in all that Oriental and Theosophical type of stuff, and he took me along to a number of their meetings. Not really my style, but I suppose I needed a good deal of consolation at the time. We met up again in London, and he was very keen on some Russian fellow called Gurdjieff who had the answer to everything and who had some sort of set up outside Paris. Thought I\u2019d give it a try. By God, what a lot of nonsense! And that Gurdjieff fellow! Had only been there a few days when I accidentally run over his foot with a wheelbarrow. Completely loses his temper and curses me out in the broadest Cockney. Russian indeed! Born within the sound of Bow Bells if anyone ever was. Complete charlatan of course. But he certainly knew how to swear.\u201d\nArchives of the Indian Secret Service\nI next came into contact with Gurdjieff when I was appointed to a junior position with Structural Communication Systems, a company that Mr. Bennett had just started. He quickly became my teacher as well as employer. I remembered Mr. Bowen, and asked Mr. Bennett if he had met him, relating to him the story I have set down above, omitting Mr. Bowen\u2019s opinion of Gurdjieff. Mr. Bennett indeed remembered him, whereupon I told him that Mr. Bowen was convinced that Mr. Gurdjieff was a Cockney. Mr. Bennett gave me what I can only describe as a look of consternation, and started talking about Tibet, thus successfully distracting my attention. Anybody who knew Mr. Bennett will, I am sure, confirm that if he wanted to distract your attention, he would succeed\nAfter spending a year at Mr.B.\u2019s glorious gulag in the Cotswolds, I returned to India for a short time. While I was there I received permission, for reasons which it would be an unpardonable breach of confidence for me to reveal, to examine the archives of the Indian Secret Service for the years before 1922. I found a number of requests for information from a Captain J.G. Bennett in Constantinople, and two memoranda from him. However, there is no mention of Gurdjieff, and no file on him. All this left me with the impression that something was being concealed, and for good and obvious reasons. At this point I felt as if I had run into a brick wall and was on the point of abandoning my search in the Indian archives, when I discussed my predicament with a senior archivist who had already been of immense help to me. He pointed out that if there were a file on Gurdjieff, it might be under a code name, and also told me that there were certain secret registers which provided the key to this system of code names, the very existence of which he was not supposed to divulge to me, in spite of my having been given special permission to examine files that were then, and are now inaccessible even to professional historians approved by the Government of India. Knowing that my presence in the archives had been approved at the very highest level and also out of a fatherly affection which he had conceived for me, he agreed to see what he could do to make it possible for me to examine these secret registers, provided that I revealed nothing until after his death. This I swore to do, and I have kept my word.\nFrederick Dottle\nWith the invaluable aid of my friend, I examined the register of Russian agents, and the files to which they guided me. I found no mention of a Gurdjieff, and no-one whose description corresponded to him. I was in despair, when my friend asked me why I thought the man I was looking for was a Russian agent. Why not look at the register of British agents? This I did, though in a hopeless mood. There I came across the name of Georgiades. Further search revealed a very thick file on this Georgiades, in which he was described at one point as: &quotFrederick Dottle, a Londoner who for many years has been posing as a Russian subject of Anatolian Greek extraction.\u201d I was overwhelmed by a mixture of relief and excitement. On the very point of giving up, after weeks of nervous strain and physical discomfort, for I had stayed in Delhi through the Hot Weather, I had found what I was looking for! That night I celebrated, and got blind drunk. I woke up with a terrible hangover, and by the time I had recovered from my debauch, the Monsoon had broken. The file on this Georgiades covered the years 1891 to 1907. It ended with a note that henceforth he was to be employed by M.I.6 in London, rather than the Government of India. The picture that emerges from these files is one of a man of infinite resource and fascinating character. At one time he was a starets (a wandering Russian holy man; Rasputin was another), at another a sub-contractor on the Trans-Caspian railway, and a successful and valued agent. His adventures as a British agent merit a book to themselves, and shed a fascinating light on the closing years of the Great Game. His active career came to an end in Tibet, where he was wounded at the time of the Younghusband expedition. He was rescued and brought to India by that same British force, and recovered in a hospital in Darjeeling. At that time there stood to his credit at the Chartered Bank in Calcutta the sum of 14,723 rupees and 9 annas. The last recorded transaction was a substantial withdrawal on January 23, 1906, which left a balance of 108 rupees which stands to his credit to this day.\nRegister of Births, Marriages and Deaths\nOn my return to London, I attempted unsuccessfully to gain access to the files of M.I.6, and so I am unable to say anything about his further career as a British agent, or if there was one.\nExamination of the Register of Births, Marriages and Deaths in London revealed that a Frederick Dottle had been born in Whitechapel on January 13, 1867. His mother was Margaret Dottle, a barmaid, and the father of the child unknown. Margaret Dottle died on 28 December, 1869, and the boy was admitted to the Stepney workhouse the next day. The life of an orphan in a Victorian was no joke, for harsh conditions were held to be of immense benefit to the poor, not to say the ratepayers. The sufferings of the children and other inmates of the workhouse were all the more as the Warden, a Mr. Aristotle Fringe, was a cruel and vicious man. The young Dottle escaped often, but each time was brought back by the police. His last escape was on March 14, 1879. There was a riot in the workhouse that day, which led to a commission of enquiry being appointed. As a result the warden was dismissed for \u201cexcessive cruelty and abominable practices\u201d, to quote the official report. However, young Dottle seems to vanish into thin air. There a no records of arrests, and indeed no record of any kind of his existence in London at all. On June 5, 1879, the unspeakable Mr. Fringe was found with his throat cut at his lodgings at 17 Slime Street, Whitechapel. The culprits were never brought to justice.\nAt this point the scent appeared to go cold. How could one connect the 12 year old boy Frederick Dottle in London in 1879, with the British agent of the same name in 1891? Was there any connection? Were they the same person? At this point I decided to rely on conjecture, and made the somewhat hackneyed assumption that young Dottle had run away to sea. There followed several months spent finding out which ships were in the Port of London at that time, and in searching for their logs. Eventually I came across the log of the Cruttenden. In it I found the following entry: March !6, 1879. &quotEngaged today a cabin boy, name Frederick Dottle, age thirteen. Strong young fellow and a real cockney imp. A real darkie. Looks like his father was a lascar seaman. We\u2019ll soon lick him into shape.&quotThe Cruttenden was outbound for Constantinople and Batoum, carrying a cargo of machinery. She left London on the morning tide of March 19. She reached Constantinople on 12 April, and left a week later for Batoum. The log records that the cabin boy Frederick Dottle deserted there. Perhaps the licking into shape he was subjected to was not to his taste.\nJohn Gurdjieff\nThe obvious thing to do was to go to Batoum and examine the archives there. This I did in 1991, when the collapse of the Soviet state made it possible. Fortunately, Batoum has escaped most of the ravages of war that have afflicted Russia, and the archives are reasonably complete. In the police records for 18 April (Old Style) there appears the following entry. &quotArrested: young vagrant, about twelve or thirteen years of age, without papers. Stocky build, dark hair and complexion. Looks Armenian. Does not understand that language or Russian. Speaks English, but gives no name. Possible deserter from an English ship. Ordered to be taken under armed guard to the British Consul for identification. Escapes en route.\u201d I consulted the port records for that day, and found that there were three English ships in the harbour. The Cruttenden and the Olive outbound from London, and the Toutley from Bristol.\nIt is not impossible that John Georgiades or Gurdjieff, the man known as Gurdjieff\u2019s father would visit Batoum, which is about 150 miles from Kars. I therefore looked for evidence of his presence in Batoum at this time and I found it, though it was of the saddest kind. The records of the Greek Church there show that on 17 April 1879 (O.S.), George, the son of John Georgiades of Kars, age 12, had been buried. The cause of death was given as fever. This is confirmed by the official register of deaths, which gives the date of death as !5 April, and the cause of death typhoid fever. The father is named as John Gurdjieff, a resident of Kars. Perhaps John Gurdjieff had taken his sick son to Batoum in the hope of finding a doctor who could save him.\nThis, to my mind, is sufficient to demonstrate that the man known to the world as G.I. Gurdjieff, the son of John Gurdjieff or Georgiades of Kars, was somebody else. At this point we have to rely on conjecture. The bereaved father could have run into the fugitive cabin boy Dottle, and taken him back to Kars. They each had something which the other could provide; one needed a son, and the other, at the very least needed someone to help him escape from Batoum. Of course, there is no absolute proof that the father was not another inhabitant of Kars, with the same name as Gurdjieff\u2019s father, and that the boy who died was not likewise. But to continue our conjecture, Frederick Dottle was young enough to have learnt Greek and Armenian, the languages of his new home easily, and at the same time old enough not to have forgotten his mother tongue, English. If we suppose that G.I. Gurdjieff was the adopted and not the natural son of John Gurdjieff, it makes it easier to understand why he seemed to have no native language. He spoke Russian with a thick Caucasian accent, as Ouspensky noted, and J.G. Bennett says of him only that Armenian was the language he was most at home in. His great loyalty to his family is not surprising when one considers that they were the first people to have shown him any affection.\nEngland: the Obvious Place for his Institute\nIf we make the assumption that the Frederick Dottle who deserted his ship at Batoum in 1879 was the same Frederick Dottle who was a British agent in 1891, and that in the interim he was adopted by John Gurdjieff, this raises another question. Why didn\u2019t the man we know as G.I. Gurdjieff declare himself to be a British subject after he had escaped from Russia? It seems likely that he could have been issued a British passport in Constantinople, thus saving himself and to some extent his followers the problems that arose from being stateless. In 1922, when he was granted permission to reside in England, most of his pupils and supporters, apart from those he had brought from Russia with him, were English, so England would seem to be the obvious place to set up his Institute. There is also the question of whether he remained a British intelligence agent after 1922, and whether this was the reason, or part of it, why he stayed in Paris during the German occupation.\nHowever, it must be remembered that the question of Gurdjieff\u2019s origins is a secondary one at best. It is his work that matters, and nothing that has been written here is relevant to that. One can only surmise that he did not reveal himself as Frederick Dottle on his escape from Russia because of the effect it might have on his loyal Russian followers, and also because it would attract to him a useless sensation that would overshadow his work, and tend to discredit it in the minds of some. It will be interesting to see if anyone feels the same way today.\nPeter Roberts.\nFrom: eye of the cyclone\nMy father was widely known, during the final decades of the last century and the beginning of this one, as an ashokh, that is, a poet and narrator, under the nickname of \u2018Adash\u2019; and although he was not a professional ashokh but only an amateur, he was in his day very popular among the inhabitants of many countries of Transcaucasia and Asia Minor.\nAshokh was the name given everywhere in Asia and the Balkan peninsula to the local bards, who composed, recited or sang poems, songs, legends, folk-tales, and all sorts of stories.\nIn spite of the fact that these people of the past who devoted themselves to such a career were in most cases illiterate, having not even been to an elementary school in their childhood, they possessed such a memory and such alertness of mind as would now be considered remarkable and even phenomenal.\nThey not only knew by heart innumerable and often very lengthy narratives and poems, and sang from memory all their various melodies, but when improvising in their own, so to say, subjective way, they hit upon the appropriate rhymes and changes of rhythm for their verses with astounding rapidity.\nAt the present time men with such abilities are no longer to be found anywhere.\nEven when I was very young, it was being said that they were becoming scarcer and scarcer.\nI personally saw a number of these ashokhs who were considered famous in those days, and their faces were strongly impressed on my memory.\nI happened to see them because my father used to take me as a child to the contests where these poet ashokhs, coming from various countries, such as Persia, Turkey, the Caucasus and even parts of Turkestan, competed before a great throng of people in improvising and singing.\nThis usually proceeded in the following way:\nOne of the participants in the contest, chosen by lot, would begin, in singing an improvised melody, to put to his partner some question on a religious or philosophical theme, or on the meaning and origin of some well-known legend, tradition or belief, and the other would reply, also in song, and in his own improvised subjective melody; and these improvised subjective melodies, moreover, had always to correspond in their tonality to the previously produced consonances as well as to what is called by real musical science the \u2018ansapalnianly flowing echo\u2019.\nAll this was sung in verse, chiefly in Turko-Tartar, which was then the accepted common language of the peoples of these localities, who spoke different dialects.\nThese contests would last weeks and sometimes even months, and would conclude with the award of prizes and presents \u2014 provided by the audience and usually consisting of cattle, rugs and so on \u2014 to those singers who, according to the general verdict, had most distinguished themselves.\nI witnessed three such contests, the first of which took place in Turkey in the town of Van, the second in Azerbaijan in the town of Karabakh, and the third in the small town of Subatan in the region of Kars.\nIn Alexandropol and Kars, the towns where my family lived during my childhood, my father was often invited to evening gatherings to which many people who knew him came in order to hear his stories and songs.\nAt these gatherings he would recite one of the many legends or poems he knew, according to the choice of those present, or he would render in song the dialogues between the different characters.\nThe whole night would sometimes not be long enough for finishing a story and the audience would meet again on the following evening.\nOn the evenings before Sundays and holidays, when we did not have to get up early the following morning, my father would tell stories to us children, either about ancient great peoples and wonderful men, or about God, nature and mysterious miracles, and he would invariably conclude with some tale from the \u2018Thousand and One Nights\u2019, of which he knew so many that he could indeed have told us one whole tale for each of the thousand and one nights.\nAmong the many strong impressions from these various stories of my father\u2019s, which left their mark on my whole life, there was one that served for me in later years, perhaps no less than five times, as a \u2018spiritualizing factor\u2019 enabling me to comprehend the incomprehensible.\nThis strong impression, which later served for me as a spiritualizing factor, became crystallized in me while, one evening, my father was reciting and singing the legend of the \u2018Flood before the Flood\u2019 and there arose between him and a certain friend of his a discussion on this subject.\nThis took place at the period when, owing to the dictates of life circumstances, my father was compelled to become a professional carpenter.\nThis friend of his often dropped in to see him at his workshop, and sometimes they would sit all night long pondering on the meaning of the ancient legends and sayings.\nHis friend was no other than Dean Borsh of Kars Military Cathedral, the man who was soon to become my first tutor, the founder and creator of my present individuality, and, so to say, the \u2018third aspect of my inner God\u2019.\nOn the night when this discussion took place, I too was in the workshop, as well as my uncle, who had come to town that evening from a neighbouring village where he had large market-gardens and vineyards.\nMy uncle and I sat together quietly on the soft shavings in the corner and listened to the singing of my father, who was chanting the legend of the Babylonian hero Gilgamesh and explaining its meaning.\nThe discussion arose when my father had finished the twenty-first song of the legend, in which a certain Ut-Napishtim relates to Gilgamesh the story of the destruction by flood of the land of Shuruppak.\nAfter this song, when my father paused to fill his pipe, he said that in his opinion the legend of Gilgamesh came from the Sumer-ians, a people more ancient than the Babylonians, and that undoubtedly just this same legend was the origin of the account of the Flood in the Hebrew Bible and served as a basis of the Christian world view; only the names and some details had been changed in certain places.\nThe father dean began to object, bringing forward many data to the contrary, and the argument became so heated that they even forgot about sending me off to bed as they usually did on such occasions.\nAnd my uncle and I also became so interested in their controversy that, without moving, we lay on the soft shavings until daybreak, when at last my father and his friend ended their discussion and parted.\nThis twenty-first song was repeated in the course of that night so many times that it was engraved on my memory for life.\nIn this song it is said:\nI will tell thee, Gilgamesh, Of a mournful mystery of the Gods:\nHow once, having met together,\nThey resolved to flood the land of Shuruppak. Clear-eyed Ea, saying nothing to his father, Anu,\nNor to the Lord, the great Enlil,\nNor to the spreader of happiness, Nemuru, Nor even to the underworld prince, Enua,\nCalled to him his son Ubara-Tut;\nSaid to him: \u2018\u2019Build thyself a ship, Take with thee thy near ones,\nAnd what birds and beasts thou wilt;\nIrrevocably have the Gods resolved To flood the land of Shuruppak,\u2019\nThe data formed in me, during my childhood, thanks to the strong impressions I received during this discussion on an abstract theme between these two persons who had lived their lives to old age relatively normally, led to a beneficent result for the formation of my individuality which I first became aware of only much later, namely, just before the general European war; and from then on it began to serve for me as the above-mentioned spiritualizing factor.\nThe initial shock for my mental and feeling associations, which brought about this awareness, was the following:\nOne day I read in a certain magazine an article in which it was said that there had been found among the ruins of Babylon some tablets with inscriptions which scholars were certain were no less than four thousand years old. This magazine also printed the inscriptions and the deciphered text \u2014 it was the legend of the hero Gilgamesh.\nWhen I realized that here was that same legend which I had so often heard as a child from my father, and particularly when I read in this text the twenty-first song of the legend in almost the same form of exposition as in the songs and tales of my father, I experienced such an inner excitement that it was as if my whole future destiny depended on all this. And I was struck by the fact, at first inexplicable to me, that this legend had been handed down byashokhs from generation to generation for thousands of years, and yet had reached our day almost unchanged.\nAfter this occurrence, when the beneficent result of the impressions formed in my childhood from the narratives of my father finally became clear to me \u2014 a result that crystallized in me a spiritualizing factor enabling me to comprehend that which usually appears incomprehensible \u2014 I often regretted having begun too late to give the legends of antiquity the immense significance that I now understand they really have.\nThere was another legend I had heard from my father, again about the \u2018Flood before the Flood\u2019, which after this occurrence also acquired for me a quite particular significance.\nIn this legend it was said, also in verse, that long, long ago, as far back as seventy generations before the last deluge (and a generation was counted as a hundred years), when there was dry land where now is water and water where now is dry land, there existed on earth a great civilization, the centre of which was the former island Haninn, which was also the centre of the earth itself.\nAs I elucidated from other historical data, the island of Haninn was approximately where Greece is now situated.\nThe sole survivors of the earlier deluge were certain brethren of the former Imastun Brotherhood, whose members had constituted a whole caste spread all over the earth, but whose centre had been on this island.\nThese Imastun brethren were learned men and, among other things, they studied astrology. Just before the deluge, they were scattered all over the earth for the purpose of observing celestial phenomena from different places. But however great the distance between them, they maintained constant communication with one another and reported everything to the centre by means of telepathy.\nFor this, they made use of what are called pythonesses, who served them, as it were, as receiving apparatuses. These pythonesses, in a trance, unconsciously received and recorded all that was transmitted to them from various places by the Imastuns, writing it down in four different agreed directions according to the direction from which the information reached them. That is to say, they wrote from top to bottom communications coming from localities lying to the east of the island; from right to left those from the south; from bottom to top those which came from the west (from the regions where Atlantis was and where America is now); and from left to right communications transmitted from the place now occupied by Europe.\nAs I have happened, in the logical course of the exposition of this chapter devoted to the memory of my father, to mention his friend, my first tutor, I Dean Borsh, consider it indispensable to describe a certain procedure established between these two men who had lived normally to old age, and who had taken upon themselves the obligation of preparing me, an unconscious boy, for responsible life and deserve now, by their conscientious and impartial attitude towards me, to represent for my essence \u2018two aspects of the divinity of my inner God\u2019.\nThis procedure, as was evident when I later understood it, was an extremely original means for development of the mind and for self perfecting.\nThey called it kastonsilia, a term derived, it seems to me, from the ancient Assyrian, and which my father evidently took from some legend.\nThis procedure was as follows:\nOne of them would unexpectedly ask the other a question, apparently quite out of place, and the other, without haste, would calmly and seriously reply with logical plausibility.\nFor instance, one evening when I was in the workshop, my future tutor entered unexpectedly and, as he walked in, asked my father:\n\u2018Where is God just now?\u2019\nMy father answered most seriously, \u2018God is just now in Sari Kamish.\u2019 Sari Kamish is a forest region on the former frontier between Russia and Turkey, where unusually tall pine-trees grow, renowned everywhere in Transcaucasia and Asia Minor.\nReceiving this reply from my father, the dean asked, \u2018What is God doing there?\u2019\nMy father answered that God was making double ladders there and on the tops of them he was fastening happiness, so that individual people and whole nations might ascend and descend.\nThese questions and answers were carried on in a serious and quiet tone \u2014 as though one of them were asking the price of potatoes today and the other replying that the potato crop was very poor this year. Only later did I understand what rich thoughts were concealed beneath such questions and answers.\nThey very often carried on conversations in this same spirit, so that to a stranger it would have seemed that here were two old men out of their senses, who were at large only by mistake instead of being in a mad-house.\nMany of these conversations which then seemed to me meaningless grew to have a deep meaning for me later when I came across questions of the same kind, and it was only then that I understood what a tremendous significance these questions and answers had for these two old men.\nMy father had a very simple, clear and quite definite view on the aim of human life. He told me many times in my youth that the fundamental striving of every man should be to create for himself an inner freedom towards life and to prepare for himself a happy old age. He considered that the indispensability and imperative necessity of this aim in life was so obvious that it ought to be understandable to everyone without any wiseacring. But a man could attain this aim only if, from childhood up to the age of eighteen, he had acquired data for the unwavering fulfilment of the following four commandments:\nFirst \u2014 To love one\u2019s parents.\nSecond \u2014 To remain chaste.\nThird \u2014 To be outwardly courteous to all without distinction, whether they be rich or poor, friends or enemies, power\u00ad possessors or slaves, and to whatever religion they may belong, but inwardly to remain free and never to put much trust in anyone or anything.\nFourth \u2014 To love work for work\u2019s sake and not for its gain.\nMy father, who loved me particularly as his first-born, had a great influence on me.\nMy personal relationship to him was not as towards a father, but as towards an elder brother; and he, by his constant conversations with me and his extraordinary stories, greatly assisted the arising in me of poetic images and high ideals.\nMy father came of a Greek family whose ancestors had emigrated from Byzantium, having left their country to escape the persecution by the Turks which followed their conquest of Constantinople.\nAt first they settled in the heart of Turkey, but later, for certain reasons, among which was the search for more suitable climatic conditions and better pasturage for the herds of domestic cattle forming a part of the enormous riches of my ancestors, they moved to the eastern shores of the Black Sea, to the environs of the town now called Gumush Khaneh. Still later, not long before the last big Russo-Turkish war, owing to repeated persecutions by the Turks, they moved from there to Georgia.\nIn Georgia my father separated from his brothers and moved to Armenia, settling in the town of Alexandropol, the name of which had just been changed from the Turkish name of Gumri.\nWhen the family possessions were divided, there fell to my father\u2019s share what was considered, at that time, great riches, including several herds of domestic cattle.\nA year or two after he had moved to Armenia, all this wealth that my father had inherited was lost, as a result of a calamity independent of man.\nThis happened owing to the following circumstances:\nWhen my father settled in Armenia with all his family, his shepherds and his herds, he was the richest cattle owner of the district and the poorer families soon gave into his charge \u2014 as was the custom \u2014 their own small number of horned and other domestic cattle, in exchange for which they were to receive from him during the season a certain quantity of butter and cheese. But just when his herd had been increased in this way by several thousand head of other people\u2019s cattle, a cattle plague came from Asia and spread all over Transcaucasia.\nThis mass pestilence among the cattle then raged so violently that in a couple of months or so almost all the animals perished; only an insignificant number survived, and these were merely skin and bones.\nAs my father, in accepting the care of these cattle, had taken upon himself, as was then also the custom, their insurance against all kinds of accidents \u2014 even against their seizure by wolves, which happened rather frequently \u2014 he not only lost all his own cattle by this misfortune, but was forced to sell almost all his remaining possessions to pay for the cattle belonging to others.\nAnd in consequence my father, from having been very well off, suddenly found himself a pauper.\nOur family then consisted of only six persons, namely, my father, my mother, my grandmother, who had wished to end her days with her youngest son, and three children \u2014 myself, my brother and my sister \u2014 of whom I was the eldest. I was then about seven years old.\nHaving lost his fortune, my father had to take up some business, since the maintenance of such a family, and, what is more, a family which until then had been pampered by a life of wealth, cost a good deal. So, having collected the remnants of his former large and grandly maintained household, he began by opening a lumber-yard and with it, according to local custom, a carpenter\u2019s shop for making all kinds of wooden articles.\nBut from the very first year, owing to the fact that my father had never before in his life been engaged in commerce and had in consequence no business experience, the lumber-yard was a failure.\nHe was finally compelled to liquidate it and to limit himself to the workshop, specializing in the production of small wooden articles.\nThis second failure in my father\u2019s affairs occurred in the fourth year after his first big calamity. Our family lived in the town of Alexandropol all this time, which happened to coincide with the period of rapid reconstruction by the Russians of the near-by fortress-town of Kars which they had taken.\nThe opening up of good prospects for making money in Kars, and the added persuasions of my uncle, who already had his business there, induced my father to transfer his workshop to Kars. He first went there alone, and later took his whole family.\nBy this time our family had already increased by three more \u2018cosmic apparatuses for the transformation of food\u2019, in the form of my three then really charming sisters.\nHaving settled in Kars, my father first sent me to the Greek school, but very soon transferred me to the Russian municipal school.\nAs I was very quick at my studies, I wasted very little time on the preparation of lessons, and in all my spare time I helped my father in his workshop. Very soon I even began to have my own circle of customers, first among my comrades, for whom I made various things such as guns, pencil-boxes and so on; and later, little by little, I passed on to more serious work, doing all kinds of small repairs in people\u2019s houses.\nIn spite of the fact that I was then still only a boy, I very well remember this period of our family life down to the smallest detail; and in this setting there stands out in my memory all the grandeur of my father\u2019s calm and the detachment of his inner state in all his external manifestations, throughout the misfortunes which befell him.\nI can now say for certain that in spite of his desperate struggle with the misfortunes which poured upon him as though from the horn of plenty, he continued then as before, in all the difficult circumstances of his life, to retain the soul of a true poet.\nHence it was, in my opinion, that during my childhood, in spite of great want, there constantly reigned in our family unusual concord, love and the wish to help one another.\nOwing to his inherent capacity for finding inspiration in the beauty of the details of life, my father was for us all, even in the most dismal moments of our family life, a source of courage; and, infecting us all with his freedom from care, he engendered in us the above-mentioned happy impulses.\nIn writing about my father, I must not pass by in silence his views on what is called the \u2018question of the beyond\u2019. Concerning this he had a very particular and at the same time simple conception.\nI remember that, the last time I went to see him, I asked him one of the stereotyped questions by means of which I had carried on, during the last thirty years, a special inquiry or quest in my meetings with remarkable people who had acquired in themselves data for attracting the conscious attention of others. Namely, I asked him, of course with the preliminary preparation which had become customary to me in these cases, to tell me, very simply and without any wiseacring and philosophizing, what personal opinion he had formed during his life about whether man has a soul and whether it is immortal.\n\u2018How shall I put it?\u2019 he answered. \u2018In that soul which a man supposedly has, as people believe, and of which they say that it exists independently after death and transmigrates, I do not believe; and yet, in the course of a man\u2019s life \u201csomething\u201d does form itself in him: this is for me beyond all doubt.\n\u2018As I explain it to myself, a man is born with a certain property and, thanks to this property, in the course of his life certain of his experiencings elaborate in him a certain substance, and from this substance there is gradually formed in him \u201csomething or other\u201d which can acquire a life almost independent of the physical body.\n\u2018When a man dies, this \u201csomething\u201d does not disintegrate at the same time as the physical body, but only much later, after its separation from the physical body.\n\u2018Although this \u201csomething\u201d is formed from the same substance as the physical body of a man, it has a much finer materiality and, it must be assumed, a much greater sensitivity towards all kinds of perceptions.\nThe sensitivity of its perception is in my opinion such as \u2014 you remember, when you made that experiment with the half-witted Armenian woman, Sando?\u2019\nHe had in mind an experiment I had made in his presence many years before, during a visit in Alexandropol, when I brought people of many different types into various degrees of hypnosis, for the purpose of elucidating for myself all the details of the phenomenon which learned hypnotists call the exteriorization of sensitivity or the transference of sensations of pain at a distance.\nI proceeded in the following way:\nI made from a mixture of clay, wax and very fine shot a figure roughly resembling the medium I intended to bring into the hypnotic state, that is, into that psychic state of man which, in a branch of science which has come down to our day from very ancient times, is called loss of initiative and which, according to the contemporary classification of the School of Nancy, would correspond to the third stage of hypnosis. I then thoroughly rubbed some part or other of the body of the given medium with an ointment made of a mixture of olive and bamboo oil, then scraped this oil from the body of the medium and applied it to the corresponding part on the figure, and thereupon proceeded to elucidate all the details that interested me in this phenomenon.\nWhat greatly astonished my father at the time was that when I pricked the oiled place on the figure with a needle, the corresponding place on the medium twitched, and when I pricked more deeply a drop of blood appeared on the exactly corresponding place of the medium\u2019s body; and he was particularly amazed by the fact that, after being brought back to the waking state and questioned, the medium remembered nothing about it and insisted that she had felt nothing at all.\nAnd so my father, in whose presence this experiment had been carried out, now said, in referring to it:\n\u2018So, in the same way, this \u201csomething\u201d, both before a man\u2019s death and afterwards until its disintegration, reacts to certain surrounding actions and is not free from their influence.\u2019\nMy father had in connection with my education certain definite, as I have called them, \u2018persistent pursuits\u2019.\nOne of the most striking of these persistent pursuits of his, which later produced in me an indisputably beneficent result, acutely sensed by me and noticeable also to those with whom I came in contact during my wanderings in the various wilds of the earth in the search for truth, was that during my childhood, that is, at the age when there are formed in man the data for the impulses he will have during his responsible life, my father took measures on every suitable occasion so that there should be formed in me, instead of data engendering impulses such as fastidiousness, repulsion, squeamishness, fear, timidity and so on, the data for an attitude of indifference to everything that usually evokes these impulses.\nI remember very well how, with this aim in view, he would sometimes slip a frog, a worm, a mouse, or some other animal likely to evoke such impulses, into my bed, and would make me take non-poisonous snakes in my hands and even play with them, and so forth and so on.\nOf all these persistent pursuits of his in relation to me, I remember that the one most worrying to the older people round me, for instance my mother, my aunt and our oldest shepherds, was that he always forced me to get up early in the morning, when a child\u2019s sleep is particularly sweet, and go to the fountain and splash myself all over with cold spring water, and afterwards to run about naked; and if I tried to resist he would never yield, and although he was very kind and loved me, he would punish me without mercy. I often remembered him for this in later years and in these moments thanked him with all my being.\nIf it had not been for this, I would never have been able to overcome all the obstacles and difficulties that I had to encounter later during my travels.\nHe himself led an almost pedantically regular life, and was merciless to himself in conforming to this regularity.\nFor instance, he was accustomed to going to bed early so as to begin early the next morning whatever he had decided upon beforehand, and he made no exception to this even on the night of his daughter\u2019s wedding.\nI saw my father for the last time in 1916. He was then eighty-two years old, still full of health and strength. The few recent grey hairs in his beard were hardly noticeable.\nHis life ended a year later, but not from natural causes.\nThis event, sorrowful and grievous for all who knew him, and especially so for me, occurred during the last great periodic human psychosis.\nAt the time of the Turkish attack on Alexandropol, when the family had to flee, he was unwilling to leave his homestead to the mercy of fate; and while protecting the family property he was wounded by the Turks. He died soon after, and was buried by some old men who had happened to remain there.\nThe texts of the various legends and songs he had written or dictated, which, in my opinion, would have been his most fitting memorial, were lost \u2014 to the misfortune of all thinking people \u2014 during the repeated sackings of our house; yet perhaps, by some miracle, a few hundred of the songs he sang, recorded on phonograph rolls, may still be preserved among the things I left in Moscow.\nIt will be a great pity for those who value the old folklore if these records cannot be found.\nThe individuality and intellectuality of my father can, in my opinion, be very well pictured in the mind\u2019s eye of the reader if I quote here a few of his many favourite \u2018subjective sayings\u2019, which he often used in conversation.\nIn this connection, it is interesting to remark that I, as well as many others, noticed that when he himself used these sayings in conversation, it always seemed to every hearer that they could not have been more apt or better put, but that if anyone else made use of them, they seemed to be entirely beside the point or improbable nonsense.\nSome of these subjective sayings of his were as follows:\nWithout salt, no sugar.\nAshes come from burning.\nThe cassock is to hide a fool.\nHe is deep down, because you are high up.\nIf the priest goes to the right, then the teacher must without fail turn to the left.\nIf a man is a coward, it proves he has will.\nA man is satisfied not by the quantity of food, but by the absence of greed.\nTruth is that from which conscience can be at peace.\nNo elephant and no horse \u2014 even the donkey is mighty.\nIn the dark a louse is worse than a tiger.\nIf there is \u2018I\u2019 in ones presence, then God and Devil are of no account.\nOnce you can shoulder it, it\u2019s the lightest thing in the world.\nA representation of Hell \u2014 a stylish shoe.\nUnhappiness on earth is from the wiseacring of women.\nHe is stupid who is \u2018clever\u2019.\nHappy is he who sees not his unhappiness.\nThe teacher is the enlightener, who then is the ass?\nFire heats water, but water puts out fire.\nGenghis Khan was great, but our policeman, so please you, is still greater.\nIf you are first, your wife is second;\nif your wife is first, you had better be zero;\nOnly then will your hens be safe.\nIf you wish to be rich, make friends with the police.\nIf you wish to be famous, make friends with the reporters.\nIf you wish to be full \u2014 with your mother-in-law.\nIf you wish to have peace \u2014 with your neighbour.\nIf you wish to sleep \u2014 with your wife.\nIf you wish to lose your faith \u2014 with the priest.\nTo give a fuller picture of my father\u2019s individuality, I must say something about a tendency of his nature rarely observed in contemporary people, and striking to all who knew him well. It was chiefly on account of this tendency that from the very beginning, when he became poor and had to go into business, his affairs went so badly that his friends and those who had business dealings with him considered him unpractical and even not clever in this domain.\nAnd indeed, every business that my father carried on for the purpose of making money always went wrong and brought none of the results obtained by others. However, this was not because he was unpractical or lacked mental ability in this field, but only because of this tendency.\nThis tendency of his nature, apparently acquired by him when still a child, I would define thus: \u2018an instinctive aversion to deriving personal advantage for himself from the naivete and bad luck of others\u2019.\nIn other words, being highly honourable and honest, my father could never consciously build his own welfare on the misfortune of his neighbour. But most of those round him, being typical contemporary people, took advantage of his honesty and deliberately tried to cheat him, thus unconsciously belittling the significance of that trait in his psyche which conditions the whole of Our Common Father\u2019s commandments for man.\nIndeed, there could be ideally applied to my father the following paraphrase of a sentence from sacred writings, which is quoted at the present time by the followers of all religions everywhere, for describing the abnormalities of our daily life and for giving practical advice:\nStrike \u2014 and you will not be struck.\nBut if you do not strike \u2014 they will beat you to death, like Sidor\u2019s goat.\nIn spite of the fact that he often happened to find himself in the midst of events beyond the control of man and resulting in all sorts of human calamities, and in spite of almost always encountering dirty manifestations from the people round him \u2014 manifestations recalling those of jackals \u2014 he did not lose heart, never identified himself with anything, and remained inwardly free and always himself.\nThe absence in his external life of everything that those round him regarded as advantages did not disturb him inwardly in the least; he was ready to reconcile himself to anything, provided there were only bread and quiet during his established hours for meditation.\nWhat most displeased him was to be disturbed in the evening when he would sit in the open looking at the stars.\nI, for my part, can only say now that with my whole being I would desire to be able to be such as I knew him to be in his old age.\nOwing to circumstances of my life not dependent on me, I have not personally seen the grave where the body of my dear father lies, and it is unlikely that I will ever be able, in the future, to visit his grave. I therefore, in concluding this chapter devoted to my father, bid any of my sons, whether by blood or in spirit, to seek out, when he has the possibility, this solitary grave, abandoned by force of circumstances ensuing chiefly from that human scourge called the herd instinct, and there to set up a stone with the inscription:\nI AM THOU, THOU ART I, HE IS OURS,\nWE BOTH ARE HIS.\nSO MAY ALL BE\nFOR OUR NEIGHBOUR.",
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        "raw_content": "Consider The Room That Overlooks Your Garden\nDiane was concerned that when she first described these gardens to Joe that he would think it was going to be a hodge podge because there were so many different types of gardens. And when one thinks about it there are many different gardens. For example, there is a Dahlia garden by Susan's studio and that relates to Susan's studio, in the front of the house there is a very whimsical seaside look and that relates to the front of the house, plus not only does it relate to the house but the rooms inside, but the back of the house is more modernistic and when in those rooms, which are more contemporary, when looking out what one is viewing works with that environment. One would never put a loose vegetable garden off of a formal dining room. It wouldn't work with that formal setting. Diane thinks one should create gardens that work with each individual room plus the garden should reflect the architecture of the house. Once you start working within that framework it will allow you to develop a number of different gardens based upon your own interests, whether that be vegetables and herbs or flowers. And that is Diane's take-away. Design gardens after understanding the look of the rooms that overlook your gardens as well as considering the architecture of your home.",
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        "raw_content": "The opening ceremony was conducted by Franz Beckenbauer, the official Ambassador of the project and legendary football player. Among the honored guests of the Forum, there were Vitor Baia, UEFA ambassador, Anatoly Timoschuk (Ukraine) and Luis Neto (Portugal), players of the Zenit FC. They supported young athletes in promoting major ideas of Football for Friendship. 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Felipe Soares (Portugal) was elected as the movement leader. For the whole year, he will be the major representative of the movement, propagating the project's key values.\n\u201cThe Forum is becoming more large-scale and dynamic. I can see how deeply children themselves are interested in it. Football for Friendship got a very strong support from influential public figures, athletes and sport organizations of different countries. For me personally, the major value of the project is in its provision of right guidelines for the contemporary teenagers and not only in sports, but also in their lives\u201d, said Franz Beckenbauer.\nGazprom is a global energy company. Its major business lines are geological exploration, production, transportation, storage, processing and sales of gas, gas condensate and oil, sales of gas as a vehicle fuel as well as generation and marketing of heat and electric power.\nGazprom views its mission in reliable, efficient and balanced supply of natural gas, other fuels and their derivatives to consumers. The Company takes leading positions in the Russian energy sector and is one of the top Russian oil producers.\nGazprom holds the world's largest natural gas reserves. Its share in the global and Russian gas reserves makes up 17 and 72 per cent respectively. Gazprom accounts for 13 and 73 per cent of the global and Russian gas production output accordingly. At present, the Company actively implements large-scale projects aimed at developing gas resources of the Yamal Peninsula, the Arctic shelf, Eastern Siberia and the Far East, as well as hydrocarbon exploration and production projects abroad.\nTogether with the active business development, Gazprom pays much attention to social projects. In particular, the Company provides support to a number of sports organizations and events of both international and all-Russia scale. Gazprom is the official partner of the UEFA Champions League, offering support to the UEFA Super Cup, as well as a whole range of world's famous football clubs \u2013 German Schalke 04, British Chelsea and Serbian Crvena Zvezda.\nGazprom is a permanent sponsor of the Zenit FC, the SKA hockey clubs (St. Petersburg) and the Avangard (Omsk Region) hockey clubs, the Zenit-Kazan volleyball club, the St. Petersburg Open tennis tournament. The Company annually co-finances rhythmic gymnastics, volleyball, chess, biathlon and other sports competitions. Across its operation areas Gazprom conducts the Adult and Children's Spartakiada Games on a regular basis.\nThe Gazprom for Children program is the Company's largest social project. The program is primarily targeted at creating the environment for harmonious spiritual and physical development of children and teenagers, and helping them to discover and implement their potential.\nThe program embraces 73 Russian constituent entities. 45 Gazprom subsidiaries and organizations as well as 50 regional gas companies of Gazprom Mezhregiongaz Group take part in the program. In 2007\u20132013, the program's budget was RUB 26.9 billion. These funds, in particular, have already been used for the construction and upgrade of more than 1,000 sports facilities. 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        "raw_content": "After a week of high comedy, who the heck is Baikal?\nBaikal Finance Group, an unknown company with unknown backers, is the new owner of Yukos' principal asset, its Yuganskneftegaz subsidiary. after their $9.4 billion bid won at auction on Sunday.\nYukos is the Russian oil giant that President Vladimir Putin's government has been determined to nationalize for over a year. The game began when Yukos' CEO Mikhail Khodorkovsky announced that he was going to challenge Putin politically. Khodorkovsky was almost immediately jailed in October, 2003, and Sunday's auction completes the destruction of the company that Khodorkovsky once headed. It's not really a game for Khodorkovsky, however, since he's still in jail, and may never get out.\nThe bidding at the auction lasted just 10 minutes. The representatives of the company that expected to win, Gazprom, appeared shocked at being outbid by Baikal, but did not have the funding to top Baikal's bid. Gazprom is controlled by the Kremlin, so ownership by Gazprom would mean that the Kremlin had succeeded in nationalizing Yukos.\nThe auction was the climax of several days of high comedy. In an attempt to prevent the bankrupt Yukos from being auctioned off, Yukos' lawyers went to an American bankruptcy court in Houston, Texas (!!!!), to get the auction stopped. And the Houston court obliged, ordering the Russian government not to hold the auction on Sunday. The bankruptcy court's ruling was upheld on Saturday evening by an American federal appeals court.\nWell, guess what? Russia held the auction anyway. But Gazprom didn't win, as expected. Baikal did, and no one knows who or what Baikal is.\nThe Houston court ruling did have one major impact: It meant that Deutsche Bank and other European banks that had been planning to finance Gazprom's bid announced that they were backing out since, even though a Russian court couldn't be bound by a Houston court, a European bank doing business in the U.S. could indeed suffer serious consequences.\nSo here's one possible explanation of what happened: The Houston court ruling may have forced the Kremlin to abandon acquisition plans by Gazprom, and move in a different direction. It's possible that Baikal is simply a front for the Kremlin, or perhaps for Gazprom. Either way, it's pretty certain that Putin has finally succeeded in getting his hands on Yukos.\nFrom the point of view of Generational Dynamics, this is all part of a pattern where Putin is repeating the kinds of actions pursued by Nicolai Lenin, leading to the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, and the ensuing decade-long civil war that killed tens of millions of people.\nI find myself very impressed by Putin's ingenuity in nationalizing Yukos this past year. He could have simply ordered the company taken by force, but that would have infuriated the international community. Instead, he wove a complex web of tax assessements, regulatory rulings, and court suits. It took him a year to nationalize Yukos, but he did it with a veneer of legality that gave him plausible deniability. Analysts in international community have not really been fooled, but there's really nothing that they can point to as a \"smoking gun\" proof that the nationalization was illegal.\nI get exactly the same feeling when I see what's happening in Ukraine. As we've previously said, there is no way that Putin is going to lose control of Ukraine's valuable resources, and allow Ukraine to become more closely allied with the European Union. Putin has lately been keeping quiet about Ukraine, and the country appears to be in a state of suspended animation, awaiting the December 26 runoff election. We'll be waiting to see what Putin will do if the election doesn't go his way. (19-Dec-04) Permanent Link",
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        "raw_content": "\u00a9Carlos Arias Enciso / www.nordseetourismus.de\nThe Hallig islands \u2013 peace and solitude in the coastal wetlands\nGermany's Hallig islands are picturesquely dotted amongst the North Frisian islands off the North Sea coast. They offer walks on the mudflats in the heart of a World Heritage nature reserve and are havens of seclusion in harmony with the tides.\nGr\u00f6de \u2013 Germany's smallest municipality\nWith its handful of inhabitants, the Hallig island of Gr\u00f6de is the smallest municipality in Germany. But there's still plenty of space on the island for long, rambling walks in the bracing North Sea air. If you want to do more than simply relax, you can spend time fishing, walking on the mudflats or swimming in the sea \u2013 water is, after all, everywhere around you. Pleasure boats and therefore holidaymakers as well are only able to reach the island during the brief period of high tide. This unparalleled isolation is what distinguishes Gr\u00f6de from the surrounding Hallig islands.\nHooge \u2013 biosphere reserve in the coastal wetlands\nHooge, surrounded by the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea , is a designated biosphere reserve. Its inhabitants live in harmony with nature and practise sustainability. Unlike the other Hallig islands, Hooge is surrounded by a high stone dyke, which nevertheless fails to prevent it from being inundated by the North Sea during the winter months. Flooding is one of the features that distinguish Hallig islands from normal islands. During these periods of submersion, only the island's warfts are visible \u2013 man-made hills on which the houses of Hooge's inhabitants can be seen jutting out of the water.\nLangeness \u2013 a place of magical beauty\nThe Hallig island of Langeness is idyllically located between the North Frisian islands in the heart of a World Heritage nature reserve. Walks on the mudflats demonstrate the rich diversity of the region's water birds and waders, and the constantly changing salt marsh landscape makes the Hallig islands a truly magical place. In the summer months, vast expanses of sea lavender cast a purple hue over the whole area. Winter, meanwhile, is a time for adventurers, as the powerful forces of the North Sea submerge large parts of the island.\nNordstrandischmoor \u2013 nature at its best\nThe Hallig island of Nordstrandischmoor lies just off the North Frisian coast in the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park . The journey from the mainland through this area of outstanding natural beauty is a very special experience, and visitors arriving on the island will discover rare vegetation and wild birds in a habitat covering 1.9 square kilometres. In mid-July, three quarters of the island take on a purple glow as the sea lavender comes into bloom. A sight to behold for nature lovers everywhere.\nOland \u2013 a bird lovers' paradise\nThe Hallig island of Oland in the North Frisian Wadden Sea comes under the municipality of Langeness and is home to a wide variety of water birds and waders all year round. The coastal landscape features vast expanses of salt marshes, particularly towards the north and west. And the exceptional natural beauty of the area is enhanced by the purple sea lavender that blooms all around. This is a haven of peace and tranquillity \u2013 a wetlands oasis in the North Sea.",
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        "raw_content": "By Rick Leach on\t 20th January 2019 Film, News, Opinion\nBradley Cooper & Lady Gaga in A Star is Born\nLooking ahead to the 2019 Oscar nominations, Getintothis\u2019 casts an eye over the runners and riders to come up with some top tips.\nAcademy Award nominations for the 2019 show (looking back on 2018 in film) won\u2019t be out for a little while longer.\nAdditionally, a lot of the relevant films have were only released at the very tail end of December 2018. meaning much of the movie-loving public is still fairly in the dark regarding where the races for major awards stand.\nHowever, last week gave us a sort of unofficial start to the season when the Screen Actors Guild nominations were announced.\nTypically viewed as being more serious than the Golden Globe nominations, and fitting into categories that more closely resemble those at the Oscars, the SAG nominations are in some ways our first and clearest look at which movies, directors, actors, and actresses are going to be recognized over the course of the next two or three months.\nSo, taking these new announcements into account, as well as Oscars chatter from around the web and on film-related podcasts, here\u2019s an early analysis of sorts.\nThe biggest category at the Oscars actually doesn\u2019t have a SAG counterpart.\nInstead, the SAG Awards recognize \u2018outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture,\u2019 a sort of way of twisting \u2018Best Picture\u2019 into an acting category.\nFor this reason, the best place to look for Best Picture predictions may actually be the betting markets online.\nVarious free bookmaking platforms exist and allow you to take a look at odds, typically for sports but also for big events like the Oscars, without actually placing a bet if you like. And often the Oscars odds are fairly good indicators.\nIn the case of the 2019 show, this award is somewhat up for grabs.\nA Star Is Born, the musical remake starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, is the front runner, with a number of films not too far behind.\nThere appears to be late momentum for the Alfonso Cuaron-directed Netflix film Roma, and all year there\u2019s been chatter of Black Panther as a contender. The likes of Vice and The Favourite could also be late risers in a category that despite having a clear favourite feels wide open.\nThis is a fascinating contest for 2019 in that it contains a lot of powerful and impactful actors, but not the occasional who\u2019s-who of Hollywood icons.\nThe two men who seem absolutely certain to receive nominations are Christian Bale (forplaying Dick Cheney in Vice and Bradley Cooper (for A Star Is Born).\nBeyond them, we could see nominations for Rami Malek (who was stirring as Freddie Mercury in the musical biopic Bohemian Rhapsody), Viggo Mortensen (who gives a heartfelt and wonderfully atypical performance in Green Book), and John David Washington (Denzel\u2019s son who stars in Spike Lee\u2019s BlacKkKlansman).\nOlivia Coleman in the Favourite\nThis is actually not unlike the Best Actor category in that it\u2019s full of big names, but not the typical Hollywood All-Stars.\nIn other words, it\u2019s not Meryl Streep versus Cate Blanchett versus Jennifer Lawrence.\nInstead, we seem likely to see a group from the following:\nEmily Blunt (who repressed Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins Returns), Glenn Close (who gave one of those excellent performances not many people will see in The Wife), Olivia Colman (who is spectacular as Queen Anne in The Favourite), Lady Gaga (A Star Is Born), Melissa McCarthy (who took a serious turn as Lee Israel in Can You Ever Forgive Me), and, as perhaps more of an outside chance, Julia Roberts (for her work alongside up-and-comer Lucas Hedges in Ben Is Back).\nWatching film on a big screen- a dying pastime or something to be treasured?\nThis is a very exciting category because it feels very much like a group of up-and-comers.\nThe one to watch at the top though is Mahershala Ali, who won the same award at the 2017 Academy Awards for his work in Moonlight.\nAli is on a roll, moving from that win into multiple exciting film parts, and singlehandedly convincing the True Detective to make the lead a black man in the upcoming third season, in which Ali will star.\nEven with all this though, his performance as the skilled pianist Dr. Don Shirley in Green Book may be his best work to date. Ali may be in line for a second Oscars win in three years, which would solidify him as one of the greats working today.\nThe category beyond Ali is strong though.\nTimothy Chalamet, whom just about everyone sees as the best young talent in Hollywood, will be nominated for Beautiful Boy.\nAdam Driver stands a good chance of recognition for his role in BlacKkKlansman.\nAnd Sam Elliott and Sam Rockwell are likely inclusions for their work in A Star Is Born and Vice respectively (with Rockwell playing the part of former president George W. Bush). It\u2019ll be an exciting race.\nMargot Robbie in Mary Queen of Scots\nThis category may actually have four actresses in it from just two films.\nMargot Robbie and Saoirse Ronan play Queen Elizabeth I and Mary Tudor, respectively, in Mary Queen Of Scots (though Ronan may be bound for the Best Actress category).\nAnd Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz star opposite one another, and under Olivia Colman, in The Favourite\nIt\u2019s nearly impossible to pick a frontrunner among these four, which could mean the edge will go to Amy Adams, who plays Lynn Cheney in Vice.\nEmily Blunt, despite being in line for a Best Actress award, could also be nominated here for her work in A Quiet Place as she did receive both nominations at the SAG Awards.\nPerception can change a lot in the coming months, particularly as more people see the relevant pictures. 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        "raw_content": "Marriage Preparation / Improvement: Maturity and Knowing One Another\nWhy should a couple both be mature before marrying? How important is it to know one another well? Should we choose a companion on the basis of character or feelings and emotions?\nProverbs 5:1,2 - In advising his son about relationships with women, Solomon said to pay attention to wisdom and preserve discretion.\nIn some ways, whom you choose to marry is a matter of right or wrong (as when they are unscripturally divorced). Spiritual wisdom comes from God, but in many ways, the decision requires considerable judgment - not necessarily absolute rights or wrongs. I may not be able to prove everything I say here is Scriptural requirement, but I believe it to be good wisdom.\nA. Choose a Companion Based on Character, not Emotions.\nThe Bible contains relatively few examples of choosing of marriage companions\nGenesis 24 - Abraham's servant found a wife for Isaac. The couple never met till their wedding. And the specific choice was arranged by God (vv 50,51), which cannot be done today. But Abraham insisted that the bride come from his family so he knew her background, not from the wicked people of the land. And the decision was made by a man of wise judgment who entreated the blessing of God.\nGenesis 29 - Jacob also went back to his mother's family to find a companion, because the young people where he lived were ungodly. He made his own decision that he wanted to marry Rachel after he had lived with her family for a month (v14). And the agreement was that he would still not marry her till seven years later.\nRuth 2 - Ruth gleaned in the fields of Boaz throughout the length of the barley harvest and the wheat harvest. At the end of this period they determined to marry. However, this too involved some differences from today. Ruth was a widow whose husband died without descendants. Boaz was a near kinsman of Ruth, and the law required him to take her as wife to raise up seed to her husband. But, he knew her well by reputation. Her past life and conduct had been fully reported to him (2:11). She was known throughout the town as a virtuous woman (3:11).\nBut the Bible describes at length the character of godly wives and husbands.\nThe above examples involve some variation. But the one thing clear in every case is that what mattered most was the character of the one to be chosen. Many Scriptures tell the kind of person a man or woman must be in order to have a godly marriage.\nProverbs 31:10-31 - A virtuous woman is hard to find. Her character is described here and elsewhere. This is the kind of woman a young man should seek to find.\nLikewise, the Bible describes the qualities of a godly husband. We will study these at length.\nI know of no passage that states how you should feel toward a person before you marry them. You should love your spouse, but we will see that Bible love is more choice and commitment than emotion. Feelings are important in marriage; but if you marry a person of godly character, you can learn to love him/her. But a person of ungodly character will be a source of constant trouble to a Christian.\nWe will study the qualities of husbands and wives as we proceed. Before you marry you need to know - not just assume or even suspect - that your future spouse possesses these qualities. If not, either look elsewhere or give him/her time to change and prove they will be godly.\nThe entertainment industry bombards us with the romantic line to \"just let your heart decide.\" Couples who have seriously different backgrounds meet, \"fall in love,\" get married, and live happily ever after. Girls meet guys with immoral backgrounds and decide to reform them. This puts stars in the eyes of romantic, idealistic young women. But it is foolish and incredibly dangerous.\nProverbs 28:26 - He who trusts in his own heart is a fool. Do not choose a spouse on the basis of feelings or instincts.\nA popular song years ago talked about a couple who met and married in the heat of passion, but they've been talking about divorce \"ever since the fire went out.\"\nFeelings come and go. You have highs and lows. People feel excited and high today, but tomorrow feel down and blue. This is normal for all people, even those who have a good marriage. If you marry because a person excites you, you may regret the decision when the fire goes out.\nCharacter should remain constant. Feelings come and go. Base your choice on character and you can sustain the relationship. Know one another well over a number of periods of emotional ups and downs, to see if your commitment can survive the downs as well as the ups.\nB. Know One Another Very Well Before Committing to Marriage.\nIn order to choose a companion based on character, it follows that you must know a person's character and know it well in order to judge wisely.\nEcclesiastes 5:2 - Do not be rash with your mouth, and let not your heart utter anything hastily before God. Marriage is a commitment before God. Do not enter it rashly.\nConsider some specific applications.\nGenerally, you should know one another a long time.\nWe repeatedly taught our children to know a person for at least two years before they marry them - longer, if there was any significant questions about the person's character or spirituality. But the issue is not how long you know one another so much as how well you know one another. In some circumstances people get to know one another more quickly than otherwise.\nSomeone says, \"I know couples who got married a month after they met, and they had a good marriage.\" Yes, and I have heard of people who jumped out of airplanes without a good parachute and survived, but I still don't recommend it! And people who get married after a short courtship will not recommend it to their children! They ran a great risk but were fortunate. For every such person, there are many who marry after a short acquaintance and live to regret it.\nOne of our daughters met a young man at college, and a few months later they asked for our blessing on their wedding plans. But we did not know him and our first impressions were unfavorable. So, we stalled ... and stalled ... and stalled to get to know him better. After enough time passed, the young man revealed his true character, and our daughter broke off the relationship.\nProverbs 29:20 - Do you see a man hasty in his words? There is more hope for a fool than for him. Hasty commitment to marriage is absolutely foolish.\nIf you do not know a person well - well enough to put your life and even your eternal destiny on the outcome - then you are not ready to get married.\nTalk about issues of importance in marriage.\nAsk the other person their views about marriage, children, and especially about spiritual matters. Express your views and get their reaction. Study the Bible together. Learn your areas of agreement and disagreement.\nAnd learn to work out your differences. Do not ignore your disagreements. Many people think their problems will just work out after marriage. How do you know? Usually they get worse! Discuss them now and see how well you are able to work out problems. Every marriage has problems. If you can't work out problems, you cannot succeed in marriage.\nIf you and your friend have not thoroughly discussed what you expect from marriage - and if you have not demonstrated your ability to resolve differences - you are not ready to marry.\nSpend time together under many different circumstances.\nProverbs 23:7 - For as he thinks in his heart, so is he.\n\"Talk is cheap.\" Don't base your decision just on talk. Get to know a person's heart.\nThe young man our daughter almost married said all the right things. But somehow his actions never seemed to accomplish his big plans.\nTypical dating situations hide flaws. Couples put on their best behavior and best appearance to attract the other person. Friends and family may not tell you what they know about the person's shortcomings. After marriage is when all the character flaws become obvious - but it's too late. You need to know his or her character before marriage.\nKaren and I often warn people about the danger of making a serious commitment when you've seen a person primarily in one setting, such as in the artificial environment of college, especially one like Florida College. Wait till you leave and see how your relationship survives.\nSpend time together in various situations. Spend time with your family and friends. See how he treats his family and friends and how well he gets along with your family and friends. Go places where they like to go and places where you like to go. Observe how they react under circumstances of stress, when they are not getting their way. Observe one another in the real world.\nConsider a person's reputation and the judgment of godly family and friends.\nProverbs 15:22 - Without counsel, plans go awry, but in the multitude of counselors they are established.\nBoaz knew Ruth was a godly woman, because she had that reputation throughout the whole city. Sometimes a person's reputation - good or bad - is not deserved. But before you marry someone whose reputation is not good, make sure you know why they have that reputation.\nGet to know well the family and friends of your potential spouse. Seek the honest evaluation of people who know the other person well and whose godly wisdom you trust.\nThe young man our daughter almost married was planning to preach. A preacher who knew them both well wrote a \"letter of recommendation\" to churches about him. About the only really good thing the letter said about the young man was that he wanted to marry a really outstanding young woman! The red flag was waving!\nThe opinions of others should not be final, but consider them carefully.\nC. Both of You Should Be Old Enough to Make Mature Judgments.\n1 Corinthians 14:20 - Do not be children in understanding; in malice be babes, but in understanding be mature.\nProverbs 7:7 - Describing a young man who lacked wisdom in his choice of women, Solomon said, \"I perceived among the youths, A young man devoid of understanding.\"\nNot all youths are foolish, but youths generally lack the mature judgment needed to make a wise marriage choice. Wisdom and good judgment come with age.\nA choice of a marriage companion requires mature judgment.\nChoosing a marriage companion is too serious to be made by immature people. The problem is that teenagers often tend to think they are much more mature than they are!\nThe divorce rate for people who marry in their teens is much higher than for people who marry in their twenties. Even people who marry in their early twenties are twice as likely to divorce as those who marry at 24-25 (Focus on the Family, 11/1992, p. 2).\nAgain, someone says, \"I know people who got married in their late or even middle teens and had good marriages.\" Yes, but they will advise their children not to do it! And in most cases these were people who married years ago in a different age and different society when divorce was not easy like today. Often they worked things out, because breaking up marriage was frowned on by society and their family.\nMarriage is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. If you follow the Bible, you will live the rest of your life with the person you choose. It is a choice you cannot change. It requires a mature decision. And maturity requires experience. And experience takes time.\nYoung people need experience with life and people before they make a choice.\nOften young people are not settled regarding what they want in a spouse.\nObserve older couples who have good marriages that have stood the test of time, and see what kind of person you want to marry. Consider people whose marriages have failed and learn what kind of person you don't want to marry.\nGet to know different kinds of young people, so you know what you're looking for. Visit with others, not just in dating situations, but in groups, get-togethers, and family situations.\nOur society encourages exclusiveness and intimacy early in relationships. Even young teenagers \"go steady\" - restrict dating to just one person. I urge parents and young people to resist that approach. We taught our kids they could not date at all till 16, and then only in groups or double-dating. They could not single date till 18 and then only if we approved of the person.\nUsually (though not always), people will have several relationships in various degrees of seriousness before they find one with whom to have a good marriage. I sometimes say I have never known anyone who found a good mate without first having their heart broken at least once.\nYou need to experience life's problems as well as its joys. If your parents are true Christians, chances are they have sheltered you from some of life's problems. That is a good thing. But it means you will need to be older before you are ready to make serious decisions like marriage.\nProverbs 20:25 - It is a snare for a man to devote rashly something as holy, and afterward to reconsider his vows. I can think of no area where this applies more than in marriage. Marriage is based on sacred vows. Entering those vows rashly and hastily generally leads to a snare. 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        "raw_content": "Chaos and Agitation: Helping a Patient Survive a Hurricane\nFor the more than 5 million people in the U.S. who live with dementia \u2014 a set of terminal diseases leading to memory loss, cognitive decline and personality changes \u2014 natural disasters can be particularly terrifying.\nby Melissa Bailey, Kaiser Health News / September 24, 2018\nPatty Younts said her husband, Howard, who suffers from a rare variant of Alzheimer's, grew more confused and suspicious in the storm. TNS\n(TNS) - As Hurricane Florence barreled toward her coastal community, Patty Younts grappled with a question: Where should a person with dementia go?\nHer husband, Howard, 66, suffers from a type of dementia called posterior cortical atrophy, which has robbed him of short-term memory and made him almost blind. Their home on Pawley Island in South Carolina, where they have lived for more than 30 years, lay in a mandatory evacuation zone. Staying could mean exposing themselves to raging winds and a storm surge. But leaving would mean upending the familiar routines and sense of security that her husband relies on.\nPatty, 65, who is her husband\u2019s sole caretaker, decided to take him to higher ground. They spent one night in a hotel in Columbia, S.C., before fleeing inland for Greenville. Patty said her husband, a former golf course superintendent, has always been good-natured and calm. But even eating in a restaurant has become stressful \u2014 his vision has deteriorated so badly that he can\u2019t see the food he\u2019s eating. As he adjusted to a second hotel, his anxiety and stress turned into a \u201ccomplete meltdown.\u201d\nFor the first time in their 32-year marriage, Patty said, her husband grew very suspicious. He began accusing her of stealing food, and he threatened to call the police.\n\u201cIt broke my heart. That\u2019s not him,\u201d she said.\nFor the more than 5 million people in the U.S. who live with dementia \u2014 a set of terminal diseases leading to memory loss, cognitive decline and personality changes \u2014 natural disasters can be particularly terrifying. No matter whether they evacuate or stay put, storms can bring added confusion, disorientation, anxiety and paranoia.\n\u201cPeople with dementia function best when they are in their usual environment and their usual routine,\u201d said Ruth Drew, director of information and support services at the Alzheimer\u2019s Association, which has posted guidelines for families dealing with disasters. \u201cWhen there\u2019s a lot of chaos and hubbub, when people are rushing around and tense, that can be very overstimulating and anxiety-provoking,\u201d she said.\nWhen people with dementia \u201cfeel anxious, rushed and hurried, often they shut down. They have a harder time cooperating with a person,\u201d Drew said. They respond to that anxiety in various ways \u2014 crying, arguing, fighting, wandering or walking away.\nOn the southern coast of North Carolina, Tina Paxton, wrestled with how to quell her mother\u2019s anxiety. Earline \u201cCandy\u201d Moore, 75, who has vascular dementia, did not want to leave her home of 40 years, her trusty dogs or her kitten, Destiny. But the storm was set to make landfall not far from the cottage they share outside Calabash.\nPaxton, 55, is her mother\u2019s sole caretaker. She said she could not afford the upfront cost of leaving the storm\u2019s path \u2014 gas, hotels, possibly getting stranded and missing work at her subscription management company.\nShe considered relocating to an emergency shelter at a local high school but decided the crowds would ramp up her mother\u2019s anxiety. \u201cEverybody talking, the echoes, the noise \u2014 it would\u2019ve been a nightmare, for her and for me,\u201d Paxton said.\nInstead, she loaded her mother and their three dogs into a compact Kia Optima and headed to a brick church about 10 miles away, where a pastor had invited a half-dozen people to take shelter. They spent two days there, listening to wind that \u201csounded like a locomotive\u201d as the storm ravaged the state.\nAs they hunkered down inside the Lighthouse of Prayer church, Moore, whose dementia has prompted confusion, forgetfulness and hallucinations, kept asking where the hurricane was.\n\u201cShe kept forgetting that the eye of the hurricane was aimed at us,\u201d Paxton said. Every time someone reminded Moore of that fact, she would relive the shock and fear, \u201clike it was all starting over again.\u201d\nGary Joseph LeBlanc, a dementia care educator in Florida, said he received many calls last year during Hurricane Irma from shelters asking for help because people with dementia were having anxiety attacks, being combative, yelling and screaming.\n\u201cThey didn\u2019t know how to handle these people,\u201d he said.\nDementia patients need to be treated with care, not shuffled around, he added. \u201cBy the time you get them to the hospital, they\u2019re going to be worse. The hospitals don\u2019t want them. All they\u2019re going to do is overmedicate them.\u201d\nIf possible, family members should also keep them out of shelters. \u201cThere\u2019s nothing in that building but anxiety,\u201d he said.\nLeBlanc spent 20 years caring for his parents, who both had dementia. He said the time he spent without power during 2004\u2019s Hurricane Frances was \u201cthe longest three weeks of my life.\u201d\n\u201cMy dad was just going nuts. He kept opening the refrigerator, going, \u2018Why is that light out? We gotta fix that light!\u2019\u201d recalled LeBlanc, of Spring Hill, Fla.\nWhile the power was out, his father would go to bed, lie down for 10 minutes, realize it was too hot to sleep, come downstairs, then forget what had happened and repeat that pattern over and over.\n\u201cHe couldn\u2019t understand why he couldn\u2019t turn the TV on. It was all confusion,\u201d LeBlanc said. \u201cHe was screaming, he was yelling, he was mad. He didn\u2019t understand what was happening.\u201d\nLeBlanc said he did his best to stay calm. \u201cYou\u2019ve got a whole nother situation on your hands when you\u2019ve got someone with dementia,\u201d he said. \u201cThey\u2019re going to feed off of your emotions \u2014 if you get upset, they\u2019re going to get upset.\u201d\nIn North Carolina, Paxton returned home after a harrowing drive that involved charging through a foot of running water because there was no other route and she couldn\u2019t go back to the church. Back home, they were relieved to see their house survived the storm undamaged. Moore walked inside, found her kitten \u2014 and settled in quickly, happy to be home.\nBut for people with dementia, recovering from a natural disaster can take extra time, LeBlanc said.\n\u201cEven after we got the power back, there was another week of getting back to normal,\u201d he recalled of his time with his father. \u201cIt was slow progress, trying to get him back to his routine.\u201d\nSince they returned home, Patty Younts said, her husband has experienced heightened confusion.\n\u201cIt seems like he has been even more lost in his own home than before he left,\u201d she said. \u201cHe cannot find where the bathroom is. 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        "raw_content": "Saturday Special: Bt Brinjal Fast and GM Food Links\nAssociation for Indian Development is asking us to fast today to show our opposition to BT Brinjal. By fasting privately, we can clarify our own thinking; by fasting publicly, we encourage others to clarify their thinking. You can join the list of us fasting and find out more at AID-Fast to stop BT Brinjal. If you are unable to fast, you can light candle. Either way, sign the petition.\nIndian Youth Climate Network's tells Jairam Ramesh what they think about Bt Brinjal.\nSujatha Byraven explains why being against genetically modified (GM) plants does not mean one is against science.\nDevinder Sharma on the Bt Brinjal fast.\nNeed a novel to read while you fast? The Beast with Nine Billion Feet, which we reviewed earlier this week, raises a lot of interesting questions about genetic science.\nVandana Shiva on the connection between genetically modified crops and farmer suicides.\nThe Green Light Dhaba on farmer suicides.\nWhile you are here, do grab a free feed. After all, subscriptions are free! And why not follow or blogroll the dhaba if you do that kind of thing? If a prize would motivate you, it's not too late to get in our our Winter Subscription Drive. Find out more, and see our \"Best of the Dhaba, 2009\" list here.\nLabels: GM food, Saturday Special\nYoung Zubaan (2009)\nFour Green Stars (very good indeed!)\nIn Anil Menon's The Beast with Nine Billion Feet, Pune of 2040 is a city that is at once familiar and strange: strict Sanskrit teachers; climate change; roadside dhabas; talking auto rickshaws; and persistent poverty--the Pune of the future has it all, and then some. Thirteen year old Tara and her seventeen year old brother, Aditya live with their aunt and face many of the same problems young people have always faced: confusing friendships, unreasonable adults, difficult exams. But when they meet two strange new friends and their \"terrorist\" father comes out of exile to a hero's welcome, things begin to get exciting.\nThis is not a \"guide to green living\", nor is it a political tract. It is a well-written adventure. But we are reviewing it here at the dhaba because good literature has always been one way in which people confront and consider the important questions of their time. And The Beast with Nine Billion Feet will get young readers thinking about many important questions. Is it OK to genetically modify life to meet human whims or needs? Can science serve super-rich citizens of super-developed northern countries and poor Indian farmers at the same time? Is Indian democracy capable of responding to a genuine (and messy) people's movement for ecological and social justice?\nThis book is successful in part because it does not provide tidy answers to the questions it raises. Like most good literature, The Beast with Nine Billion Feet is challenging. If you read only Enid Blyton or Chetan Bhagat, this might not be your cup of tea. But those who are willing to willing to work a little bit will not be disappointed. And if you have a 13+ year old child who likes science fiction, this is a must buy. In fact, if you are a science fiction fan of any age, you should consider buying this book for yourself.\nBuy The Beast with Nine Billion Feet at Friends of Books.\nAuthor Anil Menon's website\nLabels: books, children, reviews\nHappy Republic Day! The kids and I were taking a walk a couple of weeks ago, talking about electricity and how to measure it. My 12 year old was struggling in school with watts, volts, kilowatt hours and all that. After a while, we got bored, and our discussion shifted to outlandish invention-ideas. The kids came up with a list of cool ways we could generate electricity without using fossil fuels. I took notes. If there is anyone out there who wants to develop some of these, I'm sure you could make some money. Or not. Here they are:\nHybrid bicycles. \"Just like hybrid cars, you know. Take the energy you use when you brake and save it somehow.\" (Note: when I showed my sons this articicle from the New York Times which ran in the Asian Age a week after our conversation, my nine year old said this to his older brother: \"Hey! It's your idea! Did you send it in?\")\nPedal powered generators for home use. \"You just sit back and pedal while you are watching the TV or playing the computer. You could even take turns!\"\nOx-powered generators. \"Only problem is, you'd have a big ox to take care of!\"\nMini-generators inside of playground equipment. \"The swings and stuff wouldn't go as fast, but after a few generations, nobody would notice...still, a lot of kids are gonna hate us if somebody makes this stuff!\"\nHealth clubs could put generators in their treadmills and weight machines. \"Obvious!\"\nMini-floating dams in the oceans. \"Do you think that would work?\"\nPogo stick, trampoline or other spring-powered generators. \"Now THAT would be fun!\"\nWe had to conclude that we'd probably use less electricity in the future if we had to generate it ourselves (or care for that pet ox)! We didn't solve the world's problems, but we did have a pretty good time talking about them.\nIt's not too late to sign this on-line petition against new nukes in India. It will be turned in on 30 January.\nAssociationfor Indian Development is asking us to fast or light a candle on January 30 to show our opposition to BT Brinjal. Find out more at AID-Fast to stop BT Brinjal.\nLabels: children, what to do\nThe other day I read a comment on another blog complaining that too many bloggers seem to focus only on \"bad news.\" Well, I, for one, like good news every-bit-as-much as the next fellow. And my mother taught me early on about the dangers of yelling fire in a crowded theatre. However (and I've always agreed with her on this point), she also made it clear that in the event that one observes that the theatre is actually on fire, then the correct course of action is to inform someone who has access to a large supply of water!\nNow there are plenty of people who argue that one should first be sure to say something nice about the theatre's decor and the film currently being screened before politely suggesting that some experts somewhere set up a committee to study the problem of fire as it relates to public buildings (no need to single out the theatres, after all). I suspect these are the people who tend to sit in the PVR Gold Class seats, but what do I know?\nStill, like I said, I am not someone who will shy away from good news. In fact, I had planned to write a breezy Saturday Special today, full of good news like this story that shows Dilli wallas can treat homeless dogs humanely. And this one, that shows we can even treat homeless human beings humanely, though it may take an order from the Supreme Court to make us do it!\nBut I canceled that post when I opened Friday's edition of The Hindu to find this story on farmer suicides by the legendary P. Sainath. Old news, you say, but the problem is, it only seems to be getting worse. So here it is in a nutshell: according to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), 199,132 Indian farmers killed themselves in the 12 years from 1997 to 2008. When one considers how often \"crimes\" like this go unreported, one has to assume the numbers could be much higher.\nAn autowalla with whom I frequently ride is fond of saying, \"behind every man, there are so many others who depend on him.\" When you think about what 2,00,000 farmer suicides means in terms of the family members affected, the numbers become very large indeed.\nThe lion's share of the deaths continue to take place in the five states that comprise the \"suicide belt\": Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh. In Maharashtra alone from 2003-2008, an average of 11 farmers killed themselves every day. In 2008, the last year for which figures are available, more than 16,000 farmers committed suicide, in spite of loan waivers and other government aid programs. One can only imagine what the 2009 numbers will look like, given the extreme weather we've suffered this year.\nThere are many reasons why this news is deeply disturbing. The first, most obvious, and most important is that the people who are growing the food we eat and the cotton we wear, are, quite literally, dying of desperation. That should be enough to convince anyone with any sense of human solidarity or compassion that something serious should have been done a long time ago.\nBut for those people who need reasons that have something more directly to do with their narrow self interests, here are two additional things to consider. First, when farmers kill themselves in these numbers, it should be obvious that there are deep problems in our country's system of food production. In a recent guest post at Youth ki Awaaz, I argued that the food inflation we are suffering is a symptom of an agricultural crisis in this country that is likely to get much worse in coming years. Farmer suicides are another symptom of that crisis. And since we all depend on food, we should all be concerned: food security must come first in any country's list of priorities.\nSecond, it should be clear that suicide in such large numbers is not just an act of desperation; it is also a desperate act of protest. Of course there are many other ways that desperate men and women might choose to protest instead. The sons of farmers who drink poison may grow up angry enough to pick up a gun when they get a little older.\nIn Red Sun: Travels in Naxalite Country, Sudeep Chakravarti argues that most of urban India is ignorant--in many cases willfully so--of the extent to which people are already taking up arms against the Indian state. Urban India may be content to let farmers kill themselves--or even to let them kill police in rural areas. But violence, like any disease, has a way of spreading, doesn't it?\nIn an essay like this, it is customary to close with a simple solution. I don't have one; it's a big, complex problem. But let me say this: India is capable of achieving great things. We could solve this problem if we chose to. P. Sainath argues we should expand the NREGS and cut \"the dessert from the menu of the unending corporate free lunch in this country.\" He points out that the \"huge\" loan waivers given to farmers in 2008 were dwarfed by tax breaks given to large corporations. We could also scale back some of our big-budget, high-tech bomber, bomb and space programs. If you want more specific ideas about what to do on the farms, there is no shortage of them either. For a start, Devinder Sharma and Vandana Shiva both have interesting things to say about how we can improve our agricultural system.\nBut for me, today, I think it's enough to say this: the theatre is crowded. And I smell smoke.\nOn another front, it's not too late to sign this on-line petition against new nukes in India. It will be turned in on 30 January.\nLabels: farmers, why worry\nInterview: Environmentalist Photographer Ravi Agarwal\nRavi Agarwal is an environmentalist, photographer, and writer who lives and works in New Delhi. Agarwal's photos and writing have appeared widely, both here and abroad, but like many in Delhi, I first saw his work in First City, where his photo column is a regular feature. That column, \"< ALT > View\", typically consists of one photo and minimal text; more like a photo-poem than photo-essay. Agarwal raises all kinds of interesting questions about the city we live in. Today, we are lucky enough to get his perspective on some of those questions.\nBefore you became a photographer, you were an engineer. How were those kinds of work alike? How were they different?\nActually I was a photographer before everything, since I was 13 years old. Engineering was analysis, fourier transforms, physics, mathematics - all about understanding and designing to make things work and happen. Photography was walking on the streets, smelling the monsoon, talking to rickhshawallas, exploring bylanes and being free. They were both different. One I had to work hard for, the other came naturally!\nYou describe yourself as an environmentalist photographer. What does that term mean to you?\nThis is just a description of my two current engagements in life. At another level, I define my relationship with the world as a 'personal ecology' and my photographic work as well as now video and installation work resonates with that idea - so in a sense they come together as well.\nWhy photography? What subjects, what ideas, interest you most in your work?\nPhotography follows my life and engagements. My subjects have ranged from the street, to labor, 'work,' river, urban scapes and also self performance. It is a companion to me.\nTalk about the tension you see in Delhi between nature and what is usually called development or growth.\nDelhi has been losing its relationship with the natural world for over a 100 years. This is most accelerated now. The idea of a city itself is a industrial age idea, where water is transported in, waste is transported out, energy is streamed in and land is divided for habitation. It is itself an idea which confronts technology and nature as a separation. In cities as well as in Delhi,nature becomes a 'necessity' an 'aesthetic,' a place of leisure and recreation. Hence nature is only defined in relationship to the city. This is very much our own existence as well.\nPhysically, we have lost over 150,000 trees for the new Commonwealth Games, a 10 day phenomenon. We have sacrificed the river flood plain to temples and housing. We have built metros and roads and malls on the Ridge. Most of all we have isolated nature, since Delhi is now surrounded by urbanisation all around. So nature is something we have to fight to keep, on its own it is shrinking and will disappear one day. If this is development, then we need to question it in a basic way. Does 'development' take us away from our 'roots?'\nWe've been hearing about the Commonwealth Games for years now. They have been used to justify all kinds of things--from the metro to new flyovers and sports venues. What is your sense of this? Has it all been worth it?\nIf we have the Commonwealth Games at all! We will have something, held in patched up stadiums and with the poor people 'hidden' from view. It is all bizzare, all this frenzy in the name of the games, while actually it is about ambition, money and false pride. We treat our sports people so badly, so how can we talk of the Games as a sport? It is everything else couched as 'sport.'\nWhat holds Delhi back its quest to become \"World Class?\"\nA world class city can only be built through a society which is just, fair and respectful to each other. The city is not an architectural project, it is a human one. Architecture has to suit that. We have placed the idea of spectacular and scale before the human. Else why would we destroy trees, displace people, throw out beggars, take away parks etc.? Any world class city is a very livable city, where people can work, create, interract ect. Can we say that about Delhi? I do not think so. We could earlier, now we can less and less.\nCan you tell us something that is working well in Delhi? Something environmentalists (and photographers) from other cities and countries can learn from this city?\nI think the city has great human potential. it has great energy on its street, and great entrepreneurship. It has thinkers, writers, artists, politicians, activists... all. This is the new capacity in the city. It has intensity. We can learn that any place needs 'engagement' for it to grow. A city cannot become anything without such involvement. At another level, the metro is a great success, even though it cannot address the needs of all people. The metro stands out, overall.\nOnly something I feel....\nLife is short, and uncertain. we should try to live it with that sense of urgency and engagement. No matter what we do, we should do it, and do it well.\nTo find out more about Ravi Agarwal and his work, check out his website here.\nLabels: Commonwealth Games, interview, voices, World Class City\nGuest Post: Bhagwad Jal Park on Schools, Rote Learning and Rocket Science\nToday we are happy to have a guest post from Bhagwad Jal Park of Expressions, a blog about lot of things, including the environment. I've linked to many of his excellent posts in the past, including, \"Why poor people must die first-says an Economist\", \"Want to Pollute? Pay for it\" and \"Going Vegetarian\". Bhagwad has been kind enough to give us a post on the Indian education system. As we've said before, schools matter to environmentalists, because the job of schools is to teach young people how to solve problems; and if things keep going they way they are, young people will have a lot of problems to solve!\nJust the other day I read in the papers that the latest Person of Indian Origin who won the Nobel prize for Chemistry said that he failed his IIT and Medical entrance tests. It reminded me of how the Indian education system is structured in such a way as to only churn out factory pieces of mostly Engineers and Doctors with little or no variation. I haven't seen Aamir Khan's \"Three Idiots\" but I did see one scene in which he gets kicked out of class for answering questions in a simple and accurate manner from his own understanding instead of rote learning.\nSome of the \"elite\" schools in India are worse than others simply because they have to maintain their elite status. They can do that only by consistently getting their students into the best engineering or medical colleges, which in turn means that they must ensure their students conform to a set standard.\nNow I don't claim to be a Nobel Laureate, or a genius, but the episode reminded me of my own experiences in my school in Chennai, namely the well known Padma Seshadri Bala Bhavan (PSBB) which at the time was known for its ability to get students into IIT. Perhaps because of this special focus, unusual pursuits were actively discouraged - and occasionally, pertinent questions were ruthlessly put down to cover up the teacher's own lack of knowledge.\nIn one instance I remember the teacher was explaining Newton's third law of action and reaction and how it causes a rocket to go up. She explained (perhaps incorrectly) that the rocket pushes against the ground and therefore gets an upward thrust. So I innocently stood up and asked what kept the rocket in the air when it was miles above the ground when there was nothing to push against? Instead of answering my question, she told the class that I knew the answer and was merely trying to create a nuisance! She then told me in an offhand way that the initial thrust was enough to push the rocket up forever...\nIn another instance, a guest lecturer was extolling the virtues of being a vegetarian to the whole school. He made a number of points as to how a vegetarian diet was good for our health. During question time, I wanted to ask him what was wrong if someone ate vegetables along with meat - after all, no one is exclusively a non vegetarian. As soon as I asked the question, he began to dither and I was immediately hushed up by the surrounding teachers and told to sit down!\nIt's obvious that even famous schools like the one above emphasize rote learning above all else. The students even mug up the solutions to math problems and physics derivations. If you have a good memory, school will be a breeze for you. God forbid you actually understand what's happening and try out your own solutions in class or in the exams. I used to regularly fail in at least two subjects in each exam set. In fact, the only subject I never failed in was English.\nWhen I went to St. Stephen's college for my B.Sc however, things changed dramatically. I began to do well academically and came into contact with good teachers who didn't care much about rote learning and exams. For the first time in my life I got a certificate of academic excellence - something that shocked my parents after my pathetic performance in school. And finally I came into my own during my MBA in ICFAI where I got a scholarship throughout the two year course.\nSo it's not all bad. There are still some institutions in this country where understanding and original thinking are valued. It's these institutions that give me hope. If they can do it, then so can others. I can only pray that the number of such institutions increase with time and become the rule rather than the exception.\nLabels: children, schools, voices\nMonday Masala: Narain and Adve on Copenhagen; and something about schools\nA major survey by the NGO Pratham confirms there are problems with our village schools. It finds, among other things, that only half of all Class V students can read Class II books. You can look at the bottom line results, including a couple of bright spots here. And tomorrow, we're running a guest post from Bhagwad Jal Park that deals with our educational system from another angle. Schools matter to all of us, because without good schools, how will our children solve the problems we leave them?\nLooking back for a moment at the Copenhagen fiasco, Sunita Narain of CSE explains who was behind India's support for the \"Accord\":\nWe need to know who is really pushing the Accord and their interests. We know that the key proponents of the Accord in India are the people who are powerful in the establishment of the country \u2013 from managers of the Planning Commission to key industrialist to top market economists. Interestingly, people, you would (and rightly) think are the last ones to push a green accord in the country. In fact, as an environmental campaigner, I can safely say that these are the same people who would stymie any real action on environmental improvement in the country. They will oppose fuel efficiency standards, tax on big cars, or tough penalties for polluters. But they will still talk glibly about low-carbon economies. They will of course, dismiss out of hand, any discussion on the need for \u2018radical\u2019 and out of the box solutions for equity and sustainability. These, they will tell you are mere evangelical thoughts of some fringe activists.\nYou can read the full post here. Meanwhile, Nagraj Adve, who's written for us before, covers some of the same ground in a piece he's written for OneWorld South Asia. He opens with some difficult questions:\nWhen people half a century from now reflect on this \u2018Age of Stupid\u2019, one key question they may ask is: why did political leaders not act with greater urgency at Copenhagen when the writing on the wall was so clear? However, an even more crucial question would be: why was the narrative like a chronicle of a death foretold; why did one know, even before it began, that this 15th Conference of the Parties would end in failure?\nAfter laying out the problems we face--and they are dire, Adve says we have to look at three core, related issues: \"capitalism, class and equity.\" Though we spend a lot of time comparing India's consumption to the rest of the world, the real picture is more complex, he says:\n[Over the past 15 years] in India ...real wages for factory workers stagnated (they actually declined as a proportion of production costs), while returns for agriculture fell for most, while 836 million people, an official report revealed, consume less than Rs 20 a day! Now, at Rs 20 or less daily, one cannot contribute much to global warming, however hard one may try!\nSo when the government claims that \u2018India\u2019s\u2019 per capita emissions, at 1.3 tonnes a year, are too low, they are being too clever by half.\nClass \u2013 the second core issue missing in most debates \u2013 is present in the Indian government\u2019s stand only in the most devious way. They have refused to commit to emission cuts saying, if we cap our emissions, how would we provide energy to the poor? Which climate deal stopped them from doing so in the last 62 years?\nThey gloss over the fact that much of the rise in recent energy use has been directed towards the rich. One instance of this is the recent reported study in Mumbai that air conditioners consume nearly 40% of electrical power in the city, in six lakh homes, offices and malls (Times of India, 23 Dec 2009)!\nThis article is worth reading in full. You can find the rest here.\nWe've got a great week coming up at the Dhaba: in addition to Bhagwad Jal Park's Tuesday guest post on education, we'll have a great interview with environmentalist photographer Ravi Agarwal on Thursday. Don't miss it!\nLabels: Copenhagen, schools\nWhat Homeless Night Shelters and the Commonwealth Games Teach Us About Our World Class City\nThe courts have ruled that it is not OK to close night shelters for homeless people in the capital to make way for the Commonwealth Games. According to this article on the Commonwealth Games blog , Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw said, \u2018We do not expect any modern civilised society to allow its people to die, whether it is Commonwealth Games or any other thing. This trend cannot be allowed.\u2019\nIt is nice to see the courts making so much sense. People do die from the cold in North India. In fact, The Hindu (January 14) reports that 10 days after the MCD closed the night shelter that sparked this case, a 35 year old balloon vendor who had staying there died of extreme cold. According to this excellent piece in Frontline, during the winter of 2002, police found over 3000 corpses--400 during one cold wave alone.\nSomething like one percent of Delhi residents are homeless. That adds up to about 150,000 people--not counting the four million or so people who live in slums.\nFor these 150,000 homeless people, Delhi has 43 night shelters. Is that what a World Class city does? Taking care of our environment cannot just be about banning unsightly plastic bags or covering nallahs. A liveable environment is one where all people can live without freezing to death and preferably with some level of dignity.\nIn their recent ruling, the court said there should be one homeless night shelter in each area with 100,000 people. That's a start, but it's not enough. Once we finish spending all that money on the questionable Commonwealth games, maybe we should focus on things other than fun and games. Why not launch a massive drive to regularize, expand and improve the inadequate housing we have for poor people in this city? If we can build flyovers and metros, we can build cheap housing!\nWhile we are at it, let's make it earthquake safe. Inexpensive earthquake safe housing is not impossible. In fact, it is a necessity. Need I say more?\nLabels: Commonwealth Games, what to do, World Class City\nDearest Asha: Will Horter of the Dogwood Inititative Shares a Letter to his Daughter\nOn Children's Day, we asked readers to write a letter to a child explaining what they are doing to stop climate change. Today we are running Will Horter's letter to his daughter, Asha. Will is the Executive Director of The Dogwood Initiaitive, an environmental NGO based in Canada.\nIt is an honour to publish this. If you have a letter you'd like to share, it's not too late to send it in!\nDearest Asha;\nToday is your birthday. I decided to sit down and write to you because by the time you can read, and understand, this you will probably be demanding an explanation for why things are as they are, and what steps I took to protect your future.\nIt has been two years since you joined this world\u2014a lifetime in a blink of the eye. Since your premature entry into my life, the universe has expanded. I thank you for the gifts you bring. Your joie de vivre has stimulated me. Joy has once again become a daily visitor, and your laughter invigorates my soul.\nYour entry into my life, (your simple existence) has changed the way I think about both the present, and the future. In the present, you continue to remind me of what is important in life\u2014those instants of connection where people come together and share of themselves. I look forward to those magical moments \u2013 which seem to occur more frequently when I am around you \u2013 when the world seems to disappear and you Claudia and I become the center of the universe surrounded by a powerful force field. I feel more human, more connected to something both primal, and divine. I feel better connected to the essence of both my and other\u2019s humanity, which makes me a better person, a better parent and a better activist. Somehow being around you helps me ratchet down my excess intensity, which is the manifestation of most of my demons. Thank you.\nMy outlook on the future has also been transformed. Suddenly, global warming is no longer just an issue of concern. It seems like a matter of life and death. The choices humanity make today take on an urgency I haven\u2019t felt before. And to be frank, I\u2019m struggling to figure out how to best channel this urgency.\nTo be honest with you; I never thought I would be a father. It\u2019s not that I don\u2019t like children. I like kids (albeit until you came along I was nervous around infants). Rather, I think I was being cowardly. I was afraid I didn\u2019t have the patience, the wisdom, perhaps the love in me, to help shepard a child towards the life I aspire for you (and all the other children of the world). I\u2019m still not convinced I have what it takes - only time will tell - but I\u2019m working hard at it. When you look back at our relationship some day after I am gone, I hope you evaluate me on my success as well as the consistency of my effort.\nThe second reason I thought I wouldn\u2019t become a father was political. I wasn\u2019t sure that bringing a baby into our increasingly unjust, inequitable and unsustainable world was the responsible thing to do.\nMy ambivalence about parenthood was related to what I saw as my role in the world. I am an activist. It is more than my profession. It has been my raison d'etre since I woke up 25 years ago in a hospital in Amsterdam with the doctors telling me I had a brain tumor and might not live. When I awoke I had amnesia, was disoriented, and in pain, but I remember clearly seeing a headline in the International Herald Tribune that said hundreds of thousands of black people were going to be forcibly \u201crelocated\u201d in South Africa. I remember pledging to myself that if I ever got out of that hospital bed I would do my best to ensure things like this didn\u2019t happen. If I survived, I would become formidable.\nSince then I have tried to live up to this pledge. I have worked on a number of \u201cissues\u201d over the years (anti-Apartheid, human-rights, equality, justice, aboriginal and environmental issues). Yet as I look back I realize that since awaking in Amsterdam these seemingly unrelated strands of my life have had a common goal; I have been trying to summon up my life force to help people understand, and collectively act on, their own inherent power; To help people believe in their being that a better world is possible, and that they have what it takes to fight for it.\nBut is it enough? Is this my own quixotic windmill? Now that global warming has made the choices we make today more urgent, do I have the courage to take the kinds of action I believe necessary?\nUntil I was a father I thought that all one could do was try one\u2019s best. But now when I see your face, when I watch you laugh, when I glimpse you exploring your expanding world with a curiosity and a joy that both inspires and terrifies me, I wonder if merely trying is sufficient.\nMerely trying hard, doesn\u2019t force me to confront my demons, my fears, my personality quirks that so often prevent my success both as activist and a parent. For me, merely trying harder too frequently means ratcheting up my intensity, spinning faster on the hamster wheel. I realize now this seldom works.\nA friend of mine once told me that effective activists instinctually know when to ratchet up the energy, and when to withdraw or calm the energy in situations. Until you came along I frequently was not as good at the latter. I\u2019m still not great, but I\u2019m getting better at recognizing when excess intensity is counterproductive.\nThis challenge of moving past \u201ctrying harder\u201d (ratcheting up the energy) suddenly seems like an imperative. The more I read about what the leading scientists predict about global warming\u2014the more I contemplate my responsibilities as a parent\u2014working harder, trying harder, doesn\u2019t seem adequate.\nI feel like we are entering one of those eras when epochal shifts are needed or calamity is likely. My friend Matt Price recently compared the situation to one of those movies where scientists predict Earth will be hit with a large meteorite. In the movies, governments\u2019 mobilize immediately and recruit someone like Bruce Willis or Clint Eastwood for an urgent mission into space to blow up the meteorite. In the real world, despite equally dire scientific warnings about the future of life on earth, our politicians are doing virtually nothing. They talk a lot, but don\u2019t walk the walk.\nI fear the world you will inherit if we don\u2019t stop polluting the atmosphere with heat-trapping gases. It is not the environmental consequences\u2014the loss of polar bears and tropical forests, the drought and rising seawater\u2014that terrify me; it is the economic and social dislocation that will result that fuel my nightmares. The \u201chaves\u201d already impose their will on the \u201chave nots\u201d and I see the brutality, injustice and persecution increasing as global warming forces us to wake up from the delusion of abundance and accept forced scarcity.\nIt will not be a fair fight. And it is the human toll of this disparity that terrifies me. Surprisingly, the North American elites haven\u2019t figured out that there is no way to isolate and protect their loved ones if the worst of climate forecast become a reality. If the carrying capacity of the world is shrunk to 1 billion \u2013 which the scientists predict will happen if we keep on our current fossil fuel dependant path \u2013 what can I do to guarantee that you are one of the advantaged amongst the 1 billion? I see no such guaranteed paths forward in that dystopian nightmare. The only viable option I see is to avoid it.\nI can\u2019t help but remember what Winston Churchill\u2014one of your grandfather Ivor\u2019s heroes\u2014said during World War II: \u201cIt's not enough that we do our best; sometimes we have to do what's required.\u201d\nDo I have the courage to accept Sir Winston\u2019s challenge?\nVisions of your potential dystopian future haunt me. As your dad, and as an activist, I feel I need to step out of my comfort zone, to do something drastic. But what?\nThe answer isn\u2019t obvious.\nBesides dramatically cutting our family\u2019s emissions by avoiding jet planes, walking or biking, eating local and maximizing the energy efficiency of our house, the only route to a safe de-carbonized future is MASSIVE state intervention\u2014similar to efforts in North America during World War II. But instead of focusing the power of our governments, North American leaders keep arguing about the expense of the climate equivalent of sending Bruce or Clint on a life saving mission. They say they are worried about jobs, but our current politicians really are mostly concerned about the elites that control the wealth generated by status quo. If this doesn\u2019t change quickly, everyone, including the elites, will suffer, but it is the poor and disadvantage, especially in places like India, Bangladesh and Africa, that will suffer most and first. The forces of business-as-usual are formidable, inertia is powerful, but as they say, there are no jobs on a dead planet.\nGiven the failure of current leadership, the only path forward that makes sense to me is a people\u2019s movement unlike anything the world has ever seen.\nBut how do we make this happen?\nAs an activist I have been working these last few years to stop my governments from allowing massive new fossil fuel infrastructure to be built: coal, pipelines, coalbed methane. Working with local people, and aboriginal groups, we have won most battles, but the business-as-usual machine funded by big oil and coal continue to win the war. Their tactics: impede, distort, delay and manipulate aggressive discussions about emissions reductions in the name of the almighty dollar (this, of course, can only happen with the help of their sycophant supporters in the various governments of the world).\nThe tar sands here in Canada are the poster child of this perversion. Imagine, the world\u2019s largest industrial project focused on transforming a massive deposit of an asphalt-like substance into oil so the United States and China can maintain their addiction to oil. By burning almost as much energy as is produces, not to mention destroying hundreds of thousands of kilometres of boreal forests, and producing the world\u2019s largest dams of toxic tailings, it is insanity personified.\nAlthough my goal of keeping tar sands-related oil tankers off the British Columbian coast, and shutting down the expansion of unconventional oil and gas, are worthwhile, they somehow seem insufficient. Given the fossil fuel addiction of Canadian and provincial governments, massive state intervention seems unlikely.\nSo how does one jump start a people\u2019s movement unlike anything the world has ever seen? How do we quickly ignite Gandhi\u2019s salt march, King\u2019s sit-ins, the South Africa\u2019s general strikes, Poland\u2019s Solidarity movement, and the uprising that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall, all at once, on a global scale?\nI don\u2019t know. And I often lay awake at night pondering how.\nBut I have figured out a few things. There is no one-size-fits-all solution, and I doubt any one person (even a real life Clint or Bruce hero) will save us. Instead, I believe it is going to take literally millions of courageous individual actions to forestall the impending disaster.\nPersonally, my gut tells me there will be no way to get to the Promised Land without stepping far out of my comfort zone. That is scary\u2026 especially because there is no road map.\nAnd pushing the envelopes that need shoving, will inevitably produce pushback.\nHow do I balance my role as a parent now with the risks of pushback?\nI can\u2019t be a very good father to you if I\u2019m in jail. Is it time to step beyond the tactics I am comfortable with? I don\u2019t know. But when you ask the inevitable question, I want you to know I thought about it.\nWhen I get scared, frustrated, or tired by the enormity of the challenge we face I return for inspiration to a few words of wisdom author and thinker Paul Hawken shared in his commencement address at the University of Portland last spring. The challenge he offered those young people venturing into the world struck a chord with me:\nYou are going to have to figure out what it means to be a human being on earth at a time when every living system is declining, and the rate of decline is accelerating. Kind of a mind-boggling situation\u2026Basically, civilization needs a new operating system, you are the programmers, and we need it within a few decades.\nThis planet came with a set of instructions, but we seem to have misplaced them. Important rules like don\u2019t poison the water, soil, or air, don\u2019t let the earth get overcrowded, and don\u2019t touch the thermostat have been broken.\nThere is invisible writing on the back of the diploma you will receive, and in case you didn\u2019t bring lemon juice to decode it, I can tell you what it says: You are Brilliant, and the Earth is Hiring. The earth couldn\u2019t afford to send recruiters or limos to your school. It sent you rain, sunsets, ripe cherries, night blooming jasmine, and that unbelievably cute person you are dating. Take the hint.\nAnd here\u2019s the deal: Forget that this task of planet-saving is not possible in the time required. Don\u2019t be put off by people who know what is not possible. Do what needs to be done, and check to see if it was impossible only after you are done.\nAs a father, and an activist, I\u2019m trying to figure out my personal instructions for deciphering the invisible ink\u2014what is my role in the coming action thriller?\nI don\u2019t\u2019 feel brilliant, but I try to keep focused on what needs to be done, even if it seems impossible. You are proof that impossible things happen. How a baby born 14 weeks prematurely at just over 1 lb, overcame brain hemorrhages, heart murmurs, 4 months in intensive care tethered to more tubes then seems possible can blossom into the beautiful, inquisitive girl you have become confirms that the odds don\u2019t matter and the impossible can happen.\nMy generation\u2019s conspicuous consumption, our attention deficit-like death wish, and our failure to meaningful take action to avert climate change may be incomprehensible to you when you grow up. They are to me as well.\nI wrote this to try to explain to you why I made the choices I did. Some will be good, some bad. Let\u2019s hope there are more of the former. When you evaluate my performance do not forgive me for merely trying hard, determine if I acted with courage, whether I did all I could do to step out of my comfort zone to strive for success.\nAs a father, as an activist, as a human being, anything less would be cowardly.\nLabels: children, climate change, voices\nInterview: Environmental Activist and Student Kabir Arora\nMost people who have closely followed environmental politics in Delhi recently have heard of Kabir Arora. Kabir is a student leader and an active member of several groups, including the Indian Youth Climate Network (IYCN) and the National Alliance of Anti-Nuclear Movement (NAAM). Today he gives his opinion of Copenhagen (\"The most expensive and highly polluting tea party in the earth's history\"), and explains why environmentalism \"isn't just about plants and animals.\" He's also got a few words for the PM.\nTell us a little about yourself--the kind of work you do and what brought you to the movement.\nI'm doing my Graduation in Geography from Jamia Millia Islamia. I'm in my final year now. I was associated with Pahal (for past five years); the search took me to Rural Litigation Entitlement Kendra (in Dehradoon-for a month) and Sadhana Forest (Auroville, Tamil Nadu-for a month).\nThe Center for Science and Environment is a milestone in my life. I have done two months summer certificate course (Agenda for Survival-08) from there. The course actually opened my eyes. The literature penned down by Late Mr. Anil Aggarwal mentored me and prepared my ideology for the way forward. At present, I'm volunteering with Indian Youth Climate Network (IYCN). I recently got a Gandhi Fellowship-which is about working in the field of education, understanding the system by becoming a part of it. It is even more about transforming oneself to be a part of Indian tradition of humility.\nIt's clear from your activism and writing that you aren't a single-issue environmentalist. Can you say a little about the connections you see between the work you do as an environmentalist and your pro- justice, anti-nuclear stands?\nI'm not sure whether I'm working as environmentalist/activist or not. But yes I'm a student and will try to answer it with the same spirit. Environmentalism especially in India doesn't mean to limit oneself to just conserving plants and animals. It is about understanding the relationship of man with nature, man with the society and a new addition--technology. So human rights which also includes gender issues, caste-class-communal violence, wars etc. opposition to them and justifiable use of technology becomes an essential part of environmentally sound society. That's where the pro-justice and anti-nuclear stands come from (even I'm a part of group of people who are opposing Genetically Modified Crops, doing whatever I can do on my part to oppose it). We need a peaceful, environmentally sound, sustainable nation and world. For that, in the words of Arundhati Roy, \"A sex workers and Anti Nuclear Activists have to walk together\". The need of the hour is to fight with the consumerist model of development which is behind all the blunders in the present day world.\nIYCN and other environmentalists put a lot of energy into the lead up to Copenhagen. How did you feel about the outcome of those negotiations? Anything you found particularly disappointing? Any surprising bright spots?\nCivil Society organizations across the globe came together for a fair deal in Copenhagen (whether many of them have their own vested interest) which is a big thing, a surprising bright spot. This momentum built at that time can take us forward to a participatory and decentralized model of democracy which is missing in the present undemocratic western notion of democracy--a ray of hope! Many of the prominent environmentalists already had made it clear (Before COP 15) that nothing will happen in Copenhagen, so I didn't have any expectations from it on my part. (In IYCN we still awaited for a miracle to happen in COP which didn't). About the outcome of negotiations, we all are unhappy in the network. We haven't worked out our official stand on it, but my personal opinion about it will be that it was the most expensive and highly polluting tea party in the earth's history in the name of saving Climate.\nThe debate is not about saving earth or climate, it is for saving human species which we need to consider. It is an emergency like situation where all of us need to work out for structural change instead of doing publicity oriented campaigns (it is also a lesson for us in IYCN too). Most importantly this change will not come from Copenhagen, Kyoto or Mexico further. The citizens of the world have to work out something to get it done.\nWhat issues do you see as the priorities for environmentalists in India in the coming year?\nWe need to make our hands strong to fight the consumerist (capitalist/imperialist whatever you name it) model of development. The lesson which both Mahatama Gandhi and Bhagat Singh taught us need to be brought in action. It is a high time for us to listen to the founders of the spirit of India. Environmentalists have to mingle in the masses. Right time to come out of Air Conditioned offices and smell the soil of the country.\nClimate Emergency which is an umbrella issue can be an opportunity for us to get the change and get out of this design crisis. To mitigate and adapt the climate change we need to have participation of common people. This our leaders and corporations have to understand. For that more Satyagrahas are waiting ahead. (If we have to do Satyagraha in free India that means it is not at all free).\nIf you had a private meeting with Manmohan Singh and Jairam Ramesh, what would you say to them?\nDr. Manmohan Singh Ji and company (including other political personalities) you have done enough service of nation. It will be good if you get some rest and do the devolution of power, open the way for bottom to top approach. Otherwise...\n\"Kikra Ve Kandiyalia Ve Hun ei Chadeya Pooh\nHaqq Jinna de Aapne Oh Aape Lenge Khoh\"--Amrita Pritam.\n(Whatever common masses deserve they will snatch it).\nWhat is one thing environmentalists in the rest of the world can learn from India?\nIn the beginning I've mentioned that environmentalism for us is more than conserving species. For us it is a livelihood issue to secure our present. In order to get it, different societies in this country adopted different measures. From saving water in Rajasthan to Chipko in Uttarakhand. In plains, people practiced sustainable agriculture which in my home state is named as Nanak Kheti (Baba Nanak was a farmer) by Kheti Virassat Mission, even hunting or fishing never exceeded a limit in the tribal areas. They have their own norms to maintain the balance. All of us even in India (especially for the people like me who just talk :P) need to learn-- rest of the world will follow us if we start acknowledging, appreciating and practicing the wisdom we have around us.\nLabels: interview, voices, youth\nWe\u2019d just attended a book launch at Delhi\u2019s Foreign Correspondents' Club, and I\u2019d had my share of rum, cake and paneer tikka. I was feeling good, but as we searched for an auto, I wished I\u2019d worn a sweater under my light coat; during the summer months, we long for the winter, but in December when weather blows in from the north, Delhi nights can be hard.\nLike a lot of Delhi streets, the service lane on Mathura Road is being dug up to make way for new water pipes. As an environmentalist, I know this is an inconvenient but necessary fact of life. Today's Hindu reminds us of how much water we are loosing due to our lack of good water infrastructure. As things stand, far too people have access to piped water at all, and as Delhi expands, this problem will only increase. Good infrastructure improves our city's quality of life and minimizes waste. It is money well spent.\nAs we approached the long ditch, we saw two workers, bathing at the side of the road. Yes, we see working men bathe outside every day in Delhi. But to see it at 9:30 PM on a cold night like that made me angry. When US officials talk tough with India and China about our climate change commitments, do they understand how it is that our our per capita carbon emissions are so terribly low already? It\u2019s not because of efficient power plants--we have few of those. It's certainly not because our rich and powerful believe in austerity, either. It\u2019s because millions of working men and women bathe in the cold, live outside throughout the winter.\nWe walked by silently. After a time, my friend said, \u201cWell, it\u2019s probably not as cold as the water we get from our tank at home.\u201d What could I say? We both knew it was just a polite way to avoid more uncomfortable questions.\nIs this the best way we can build our tall buildings?\nIs this the best way we can lay our good pipes?\nLabels: how it all works, infrastructure, water\nThe Cost of Corruption: how the case against SPS Rathore affects us all\nMy wife has been getting tired of hearing me talk to people about the same old things: peak oil, climate change, the Commonwealth Games. So last month I started working on new topics of conversation, like corruption. I've spoken to a lot of people: university students and autowallas; a poet or two; a crime reporter, a business reporter; a gun dealer, a low-level police bureaucrat, a book dealer, and many more. So far, everyone agrees corruption is a problem. (Most say it's a \"very big problem\"; the police bureaucrat says it's \"a problem, but not as bad as you think.\" He stuck to this position, by the way, even after a few strong drinks, and I had to respect him for that.)\nBut I've not found anyone who can offer a really good solution for the problem. Most just shrug their shoulders, throw up their hands.\nI agree corruption is a problem. I think it is part of the reason people tend to feel hopeless about the prospects for real change in India. And I think that hopelessness holds back our movements for justice and sustainable development.\nHere's another conclusion I've reached: not all corruption is equal. Obviously, the politician who accepts huge bribes when awarding contracts for unsafe or unneeded work is worse than the fellow at the power company who demand a little extra to get the name on your bill changed. Influence selling by politicians is not just annoying; it undermines our faith in our democratic institutions-- it is a particularly poisonous sort of theft. We need fast track courts when these kind of allegations come up, and politicians who are found guilty of this kind of behavior belong in prison for a very long time. That's called a deterrent: it's to send a message fair play and honesty aren't just right, they are smart!\nThere is another category of particularly poisonous corruption: abuse of power by those we depend on to care for us and protect us. When teachers or police use the trust we put in them to abuse or harm the most vulnerable among us, this undermines our faith in the system every bit as much as the politicians who get rich off of public money. These crimes also call for swift and strict justice. Swift, because justice delayed is too often justice denied. Strict, because a slap on the wrist will not deter others.\nWhen the Inspector General of Police of an Indian state molests a girl and then harasses her and her family in order to escape justice, I don't think 6 months in jail, loss of his police medals and a 1000 rupee fine qualifies as strict. And a nineteen year wait is far, far too long to qualify as swift, especially when the victim commits suicide after three years. If you live in India and read the papers, you have heard of SPS Rathore and Ruchika Girhotra. If you don't, you can learn more at the Indian Homemaker. Or Goolge.\nIf Mr. Rathore is convicted of the charges currently filed against him, the term of his sentence should probably be measured in decades, not months. Since \"following orders\" should never be an excuse for criminal activity (didn't we learn this in the war crime trials after WWII?), Rathore's subordinates should also be investigated since it appears some of them also participated in the harassment campaign against this family. If convicted, they should, at minimum, lose their pensions and be relieved of duty. If school officials are found to have participated in harassing Ruchika, her brother, or their family, those officials and the school should be severely punished.\nCorruption is widespread. High profile cases alone will never stop it, of course. But high profile cases can make a difference if they result in real justice being done: many high-level corrupt officials are cowards; an example that includes a long prison term may make them think twice! And if low-level officials realize they can be punished for following illegal orders, some of them may decide to stand up next time and say no.\nWant to do something? Blog about it. Sign this petition. Share it on Facebook.\nLabels: corruption, what to do\nGreen Light Dhaba on the Road with an EXPLANATION for all that INFLATION\nI've been thinking a lot about inflation these days--haven't we all! I'm convinced that current jump in food prices is the result of forces and trends that will become more and more dangerous over time.\nSerious discussions of inflation tend to be boring and confusing. Which explains why most politicians and public opinion makers are boiling things down to easily digestible sound bytes, strong on volume and blame, weak on analysis. In all the noise, we are missing something important. You see, unlike the inflation we had in 2008 up until the time the world economy crashed and oil prices plunged, the inflation we are seeing in India is not the result of high fuel prices. (That kind of inflation will come back soon enough, and then we'll really be in trouble.) No the inflation we have today has been made possible by a human-made (and terribly mismanaged) environmental crisis--and it's likely to get worse if we don't take serious action soon.\nI gave the good people over at Youth Ki Awaaz a guest post on this subject. It's longer than a sound-byte, and it's not good for many laughs--making inflation funny, was beyond me! But I've tried to tell the truth, without being boring and confusing. Extreme weather, extreme acronyms (CPI (M) BJP, CPI, WPI...) and the Commonwealth Games are all in there! You can read it here. And while you are at it, check out the rest of the Youth Ki Awaaz site. They have a lot of interesting stuff going on there.\nHey, if you're new here, do grab a free feed. And why not follow or blogroll the dhaba if you do that kind of thing? If a prize would motivate you, it's not too late to get in our our Winter Subscription Drive. Find out more, and see our \"Best of the Dhaba, 2009\" list here.\nLabels: how it all works, inflation",
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        "raw_content": "Jan. 16, 1920: Another Day That Should Live in Infamy\nBy William F. Shughart II | January 18, 2016Also published in The Hill on Fri. January 15, 2016\nSaturday, Jan. 16, marks the 96th anniversary of Prohibition. On that date in 1920 the National Prohibition Act took effect, implementing the 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The Volstead Act, named for its legislative sponsor, Rep. Andrew Volstead (D-Minn.), banned the production and sale of beer, wine, and distilled spirits throughout the then-48 states.\nAlthough exemptions were provided for \u0093sacramental wines,\u0094 ciders, and physicians\u0092 prescriptions, the Volstead Act criminalized the alcohol market\u0092s supply side, including exports and imports, but not the consumption of beverages containing more than one-half of 1 percent alcohol by weight or volume.\n\u0093Demon rum\u0094 had at long last been outlawed, and Prohibition\u0092s supporters, spearheaded by the Anti-Saloon League and the Women\u0092s Christian Temperance Union, celebrated their victory, not with champagne, of course.\nOpposition to immigration of the tired, poor, and huddled masses from southern and eastern Europe was running high then, prompting some commentators to see Prohibition as part of a Protestant backlash against Catholics and Jews.\nBut as with modern sin-tax regimes that impose high taxes on disapproved activities (such as New York City\u0092s cigarette tax), booze buying and selling simply went underground, to \u0093speakeasies\u0094 \u0096 unlicensed bars \u0096 street corners, and alleyways; \u0093bathtub gin\u0094 and smuggled Canadian whiskey replaced some of the distilled spirits that many people still very much wanted to imbibe.\nBootlegging and smuggling thrived; violent crime flourished as the organized gangs that supplied alcohol to willing consumers protected their turfs; corruption among public officials and law enforcers was rampant. Some people were blinded or killed by adulterated black-market spirits. Prohibition empowered local and federal police forces to search for and seize illegal booze at gunpoint.\nThe \u0093noble experiment\u0094 had failed to deliver on supporters\u0092 promises of sober blue-collar husbands, attentive fathers, and a productive workforce spared the depredations of booze-soaked saloons and \u0093gin joints\u0094 by caring political elites backed by the coercive powers of the state.\nHow did the nation\u0092s 14-year-long Prohibition nightmare happen? The \u0093Baptists and Bootleggers\u0094 theory of regulation emphasizes how public policy can be influenced by alliances of paternalistic pressure groups claiming the moral high ground about something they find objectionable, like drinking alcohol or smoking tobacco or cannabis (the \u0093Baptists\u0094), and special economic interests (the \u0093bootleggers\u0094) that can profit by filling the demand for banned substances or evading onerous taxes on \u0093sin.\u0094\nFast forward to December 5, 1933. Fewer than 14 years after the Volstead Act took effect, Prohibition was repealed by ratification of the 21st Amendment.\nFranklin Delano Roosevelt, who liked a martini at day\u0092s end, campaigned for the White House in 1932 on a platform promising to legalize (and tax) the sale of beer. As strong a supporter (at that time) of fiscal discipline as President Herbert Hoover, FDR wanted a federal beer tax to help offset the significant decline in income-tax revenue caused by the Great Depression, which would hit bottom just as he took office in March 1933. One observer of the presidential campaign remarked that FDR apparently hoped that Americans, if given a chance, would drink themselves into a balanced budget.\nRoosevelt\u0092s proposal for legalizing beer sales drew cheers from campaign crowds, and eight months after Inauguration Day, Prohibition was consigned to the dustbin of history. Evangelist Billy Sunday said that \u0093Hell will be forever rent.\u0094\nProhibition was emblematic of the government-dominated Progressive Era, which also bequeathed to America the income tax (16th Amendment), popular election of U.S. Senators (17th Amendment), women\u0092s right to vote (19th Amendment), and a raft of regulatory initiatives, including establishment of the Federal Reserve System, tougher antitrust enforcement (a new Federal Trade Commission was created with authority to enforce the Clayton Act of 1914), and the Harrison Narcotics Act, the first federal anti-drug law.\nLike today\u0092s \u0093war on drugs,\u0094 Prohibition imposed enormous costs on American society. Enforcement of the 18th Amendment started on January 16, a date worth remembering for public-policy hubris. But be sure to celebrate its repeal next December 5!",
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        "raw_content": "I graduated from high school last year, and now I have a job working the graveyard shift (10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.) at a gas station. During this shift I\u2019ve been robbed and shot at, and had other terrible experiences.I\u2019m on fire for Jesus, so I\u2019m wondering why all this stuff is happening to me just as I\u2019m entering the \u201creal world.\u201d Do I deserve this treatment? I actually like my job, but do you think God\u2019s trying to get me to change to some other job?\nI\u2019m not surprised that you\u2019re asking these kinds of questions based on what you\u2019ve been experiencing. Being on fire for Jesus can lead to some kinds of persecution, whether it\u2019s being teased or put down, getting physically beat up, or even being shot, like Cassie Bernall at Columbine High School.Paul warned Timothy, \u201cEveryone who wants to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted\u201d (2 Timothy 3:12).And when Jesus sent out His 12 disciples, He told them, \u201cI am sending you out as sheep among wolves. Therefore be as shrewd as snakes and as innocent as doves. . . . All men will hate you because of me, but he who stands firm to the end will be saved\u201d (Matthew 10:16-22).\nActually, those two passages are more about being persecuted for spreading the good news of Jesus. And from your question it sounds as if you\u2019re being abused primarily because of the nature of your job\u2014working the graveyard shift at a gas station.Although you\u2019re \u201con fire\u201d for Jesus, it doesn\u2019t sound as though you\u2019re running into trouble because your witness is offensive to others. And let me agree that no, you don\u2019t deserve to be treated that way!I\u2019m curious to know why you like your new job. Is it the paycheck? Is it the excitement? Is it the people you meet and get to share Jesus with?Are there other workplaces you could have the same joys without the dangers?If I were your father, I\u2019d be strongly urging you (based on what sounds like a fairly unsafe work environment) either to work a different shift or to get a different job.If you\u2019re going to be killed, at least make it something worth dying for! And a job at a gas station\u2014no matter how wonderful\u2014doesn\u2019t seem worth it. Of course, if it has to do with living for Jesus and not merely a job, then that\u2019s a different issue. But that isn\u2019t what I picked up from your question.\nI certainly believe that for Christians, our lives are already in God\u2019s hands. With that kind of security we don\u2019t need to cower. Like David we can say, \u201cThe Lord is with me; I will not be afraid. What can man do to me?\u201d (Psalm 118:6).Yet I don\u2019t see any reason to carelessly or knowingly put ourselves in harm\u2019s way. Are there other workplaces you can be \u201con fire\u201d for Jesus? I suggest you ask God to open some more doors for you vocationally and see what He works out.",
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        "raw_content": "Conceptual illustration. A key outcome from the current studies was that planets orbiting red dwarfs may have remarkably similar characteristics to planets orbiting solar-type stars.\nScientists report the existence of 15 new planets \u2014 including one 'super-Earth' that could harbor liquid water \u2014 orbiting small, cool stars near our solar system.\nThese stars, known as red dwarfs, are of enormous interest for studies of planetary formation and evolution, according to sciencedaily.com.\nA research team led by Teruyuki Hirano of Tokyo Institute of Technology's Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences has validated 15 exoplanets orbiting red dwarf systems.\nOne of the brightest red dwarfs, K2-155 that is around 200 light years away from Earth, has three transiting super-Earths, which are slightly bigger than our own planet.\nOf those three super-Earths, the outermost planet, K2-155d, with a radius 1.6 times that of Earth, could be within the host star's habitable zone.\nThe findings, published in the form of two papers in The Astronomical Journal, are based on data from NASA Kepler spacecraft's second mission, K2, and follow-up observations using ground-based telescopes, including the Subaru Telescope in Hawaii and the Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT) in Spain.\nThe researchers found that K2-155d could potentially have liquid water on its surface based on three-dimensional global climate simulations.\nHirano expresses both excitement and restraint, as he said, \"In our simulations, the atmosphere and the composition of the planet were assumed to be Earth-like, and there's no guarantee that this is the case.\"\nA more precise estimate of the radius and temperature of the K2-155 star would be needed to conclude definitively whether K2-155d is habitable.\nAchieving such precision would require further studies, for example, using interferometric techniques.\nA key outcome from the current studies was that planets orbiting red dwarfs may have remarkably similar characteristics to planets orbiting solar-type stars.\nHirano said, \"It's important to note that the number of planets around red dwarfs is much smaller than the number around solar-type stars.\n\"Red dwarf systems, especially coolest red dwarfs, are just beginning to be investigated, so they are very exciting targets for future exoplanet research.\"\nFor example, while the so-called radius gap of planets around solar-type stars has been reported previously, this is the first time that researchers have shown a similar gap in planets around red dwarfs.\nHirano added, \"This is a unique finding, and many theoretical astronomers are now investigating what causes this gap.\n\u201cThe most likely explanation for the lack of large planets in the proximity of host stars is photoevaporation, which can strip away the envelope of the planetary atmosphere.\u201d\nThe researchers also investigated the relationship between planet radius and metallicity of the host star.\nHirano said, \"Large planets are only discovered around metal-rich stars and what we found was consistent with our predictions.\n\u201cThe few planets with a radius about three times that of Earth were found orbiting the most metal-rich red dwarfs.\"\nWith the planned launch of NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) in April 2018, Hirano is hopeful that even more planets will be discovered.\nHe said, \"TESS is expected to find many candidate planets around bright stars closer to Earth.\n\"This will greatly facilitate follow-up observations, including investigation of planetary atmospheres and determining the precise orbit of the planets.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Mecca \u00bb News \u00bb Experience the journey to Mecca in 360 degrees\nExperience the journey to Mecca in 360 degrees\nSource: http://interactive.aljazeera.com/aje/hajj360/index.html\nThe Hajj (/h\u00e6d\u0292/;[1] Arabic: \u062d\u062c\u200e \u1e24a\u01e7\u01e7 \"pilgrimage\") is an annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, and a mandatory religious duty for Muslims that must be carried out at least once in their lifetime by all adult Muslims who are physically and financially capable of undertaking the journey, and can support their family during their absence.[2][3][4] It is one of the five pillars of Islam, alongside Shahadah, Salat, Zakat, and Sawm. The gathering during Hajj is considered the largest annual gathering of people in the world.[5][6] The state of being physically and financially capable of performing the Hajj is called istita'ah, and a Muslim who fulfills this condition is called a mustati. The Hajj is a demonstration of the solidarity of the Muslim people, and their submission to God (Allah).[7][8] The word Hajj means \"to intend a journey\", which connotes both the outward act of a journey and the inward act of intentions.[9]\nThe pilgrimage occurs from the 8th to 12th (or in some cases 13th[10]) of Dhu al-Hijjah, the last month of the Islamic calendar. Because the Islamic calendar is lunar and the Islamic year is about eleven days shorter than the Gregorian year, the Gregorian date of Hajj changes from year to year. Ihram is the name given to the special spiritual state in which pilgrims wear two white sheets of seamless cloth and abstain from certain actions.[7][11][12]\nThe Hajj is associated with the life of Islamic prophet Muhammad from the 7th century, but the ritual of pilgrimage to Mecca is considered by Muslims to stretch back thousands of years to the time of Abraham. During Hajj, pilgrims join processions of hundreds of thousands of people, who simultaneously converge on Mecca for the week of the Hajj, and perform a series of rituals: each person walks counter-clockwise seven times around the Ka'aba (the cube-shaped building and the direction of prayer for the Muslims), runs back and forth between the hills of Al-Safa and Al-Marwah, drinks from the Zamzam Well, goes to the plains of Mount Arafat to stand in vigil, spends a night in the plain of Muzdalifa, and performs symbolic stoning of the devil by throwing stones at three pillars. The pilgrims then shave their heads, perform a ritual of animal sacrifice, and celebrate the three-day global festival of Eid al-Adha.[13][14][15][16]\nPilgrims can also go to Mecca to perform the rituals at other times of the year. This is sometimes called the \"lesser pilgrimage\", or Umrah. However, even if they choose to perform the Umrah, they are still obligated to perform the Hajj at some other point in their lifetime if they have the means to do so.\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajj",
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        "raw_content": "Home General ArticleMaking Financial Arrangements to Get Out of Jail\nMaking Financial Arrangements to Get Out of Jail\nGetting arrested and put in jail not only takes a toll on your freedom. It can also take a big toll on your finances. It costs money to get out of jail, money that you may not have in your bank account right now.\nRather than sit in jail prior to your hearing or trial, you may prefer to go home after your arraignment. By securing financing from a bank, credit union, or bondsman seattle wa defendants like you could raise the cash you need to pay your bail or bond today.\nMaking Contact Immediately\nAfter you are processed into jail, you are typically given a chance to make a phone call. While many people choose to call a lawyer or their family members, others use the phone call as a chance to call a local bail bondsman.\nIf you decide to call a bail bondsman, you might have to wait until you are arraigned in court. The arraignment hearing will let you know how much your bail or bond will be and how much you will need to pay upfront before you can be released from jail.\nOnce you know the bail or bond amount, you can call the bail bondsman and make arrangements for him or her to bail you out of jail. You will have to sign a contract and agree to its terms before the money can be fronted for you.\nBail or Bond Terms\nDepending on the type of bond or bail you sign up for, you will need to sign a contract that is legally binding. The contract stipulates how the bond or bail will be paid, the amount, and whether or not it needs to be secured with collateral.\nIf you need a surety bond, you will have to go through a third-party to secure the money for you. You cannot secure it yourself with collateral. You also have to have good credit to get the surety. If you lack good credit, you may be asked to find a co-signer who can sign on the contract with you.\nPrevious PostPrevious Free Legal Services Sessions At The Legal Centre\nNext PostNext Burbank Legal Protection Legal professional",
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        "raw_content": "This is what I think should happen now that we have a hung parliament:\nA Labour/Lib Dem coalition seems like the best solution for the country, with the understanding that there will be another election in the near future.\nGordon Brown has to go. The vast majority of the electorate will be fuming if he remains as Prime Minister. Labour should negotiate a coalition on the basis of a new interim leader (and phrase it as this, not as a permanent PM). David Miliband seems best placed for this.\nThe Liberal Democrats need to have the balls to stand up for electoral reform and proportional representation. They should not form a coalition unless they get a commitment to a referendum on PR. This will be their only chance of breaking through the two-party system for the foreseeable future, if at all.\nIn order to save face as they form a coalition (and not just look like the lapdogs of Labour), the Lib Dems must make another demand in exchange for their support, and that is for Vince Cable to become Chancellor of the Exchequer. According to polls, this is exactly what the public wants, and given his credentials and general robust analysis of the financial crisis, the markets should also react well to this.\nAs for the Tories, they will obviously not take the formation of the above coalition easily. But as long as the Lab/Lib bloc make it absolutely clear that the idea is to have a period of stability before another election then the Tories can\u2019t complain too much. They will, however, fight tooth-and-nail to avoid electoral reform because of how much change it would bring to the political system (ironic considering their campaign rhetoric). The challenge for the Lib Dems is to navigate these choppy waters successfully.\nTo have a referendum on PR, followed swiftly by another election, would be a massive shift in UK politics, and may be a complete pipe dream. But I honestly think that an explicitly interim government, with a strong, capable and popular Chancellor, is an attractive option for the political system as a whole.",
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        "raw_content": "I recently bought the domain name ivegotafuckingbag.com.\nEvery time I visit a shop I am massively frustrated by the fact that I am offered a bag for anything but smallest of items. Every single time I have my own bag, and I have to politely interrupt the cashier as they attempt to put my items into one of the shop\u2019s plastic bags.\nAlthough I am polite every time (I know that the person serving me thinks that they are being helpful), inside I am screaming \u201cI\u2019ve got a fucking bag!\u201d, especially when (a) it is a shop I visit regularly and the person should really know by now that I always bring my own bag or (b) it is a chain store like Tesco who supposedly have policies around who they offer bags to, but that are hardly ever followed in practice (in the post below I\u2019ve published some emails I\u2019ve previously exchanged with Tesco customer service on this subject).\nToday, I read that after a temporary decline (potentially in part due to a short-term fashion-fuelled awareness boost from I\u2019m not a plastic bag and similar campaigns), the use of plastic bags is on the rise again in the UK. So I thought I should write this blog post and try and make something happen.\nI bought the domain, inspired in part by goodfuckingidea.com and now I am thinking of things to do with it. I\u2019ve had a few thoughts myself, and I\u2019d love to hear any responses/further ideas in the comments:\nIt could simply be a place to go and say \u201cI\u2019ve got a fucking bag!\u201d and feel less bad because you\u2019ll see all the other people who have got a fucking bag and are feeling as frustrated as you\u2026\nWe could have a map where users could add a red pin to say they\u2019ve visited a shop and had to prompt the shopkeeper to stop putting stuff in bags or a green pin if the shopkeeper explicitly asks if they need a bag. If the shop is already on there then there could be voting system to say whether the shop is improving or not.\nWe could use it to create a dialogue between the big retailers and their customers. If a company has a stated policy and their individual store managers aren\u2019t passing it on to the people actually serving customers, then they should be told, and they should do something about it!\nMaybe the site could become a (non-confrontational!) talking point between customers and smaller shopkeepers, though it may be difficult to build any kind of momentum with independent shops (i.e. the ones where the same person serves you every time) with this approach.",
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        "raw_content": "America's Greatest Dilemma: the Next Election or Mass Destruction of American Cities?\nContributed by : Mary Mostert\nOn Monday, in what they called ?prebutt-al? in contrast to ?rebuttal? speeches to President Bush?s State of the Union message on Tuesday night, leaders of the Democrat minority in Congress, Senator Tom Daschle and Rep. Nancy Pelosi, in effect blamed President Bush for the behavior of terrorists and terrorist states, the economic difficulties they cause. ?The state of our union today is anxious. The triple threat of war, terrorism, and recession are combining to make Americans unsure about their future, and unclear about the course our nation is taking.?\nWith their eye on Election 2004, they then proceeded to try to undermine the President?s efforts to do something about those problems. Daschle charged, ?At a time when we have only just begun to fight the war on terror, the American people deserve to hear why we should put hundreds of thousands of American troops at risk, spend perhaps hundreds of billions of dollars, risk our alliances, and inflame our adversaries to attack Iraq.?\nNancy Pelosi said, ?Since President Bush took office two years ago, a total of 2.3 million private-sector jobs have been lost -- the worst record of job creation for any President since the end of World War II. There are now 8.6 million unemployed Americans. The unemployment rate is at 6 percent, an eight-year high. People are hurting and families are struggling. With Americans out of work, children are being left behind. We must create jobs now.?\nActually, Labor Department figures tell a totally different story. The last time the unemployment rate was 6%; it was at the height of the so-called ?Clinton economic boom? in February 1996. After reading both statements in full, I was struck with the fact that America is very fortunate that it has in the White House a leader like George W. Bush who has the vision and the understanding of history needed to handle more than one problem at a time. Both Daschle and Pelosi, in their statements, seemed unable to see the overall impact of a variety of new problems the nation either did not have, or refused to face, in past years.\nFor example, Senator Daschle said, ?The White House has given many reasons: because Saddam is a threat to his neighbors, because he gassed the Kurds, because he tried to kill the first President Bush, because he?s making weapons of mass destruction, because - they say - he was involved in September 11.\n?When they give so many rotating reasons, it makes people wonder which one is the real one, or if the real reason is none of the above. Above all, it makes people doubt there is a guiding principle.? From that statement it appears obvious that Daschle not only lacks the ability to grasp multi-faceted challenges, he also doesn?t know the difference between a principle and a policy. Fortunately, Bush knows the difference and has grasped the danger of allowing a ruthless dictator to run amuck, invading other nations, using chemical weapons on his neighbors and his own citizens, trying to assassinate a former U.S. president while stockpiling weapons of mass destruction that he may already be sharing with terrorists.\nUndoubtedly, from what he has said, Daschle would have been in total harmony with people like the famous American pilot, Charles Lindberg, who formed a group called ?America First? after being awarded the German Medal of Honor in 1938 by Adolf Hitler , whom he praised as a ?great man.? Lindberg returned to America and spent the next two years on the radio and traveling the country making speeches opposing Roosevelt?s efforts to address the problem Hitler posed. He said in a radio broadcast in September 1939, two weeks after Hitler invaded Poland: ?If Europe is again prostrated by war, as she has been so often in the past, then the greatest hope for our western civilization lies in America. By staying out of the war ourselves, we may even bring peace to Europe more quickly.? At the time, that was undoubtedly true. Without help, Britain would have fallen to Hitler?s invading army. In the next two years, Hitler not only overran Poland, but he also captured The Netherlands, Belgium, France, the Balkan States, and the Battle of Britain was in full swing.\nNone of that made Lindberg change his mind. However, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941 changed his mind. At that point, he realized Hitler and his German friends had deceived him. Thinking America would never be attacked, he had said in the 1939 broadcast: ??If war brings more Dark Ages to Europe, we can better preserve those things which we love and which we mourn the passing of from here, by strengthening them here, rather than by hurling ourselves thoughtlessly to their defense over there and thus destroying all in the conflagration. The German genius for science and organization, the English genius for government and commerce, the French genius for living and the understanding of life ?they must not go down here as well as on the other side.\n?Here in America they can be blended to form the greatest genius of all. The gift of civilized life must still be carried on. It is more important than the sympathies, the friendships, the desires of any single generation. This is the test before America now. This is the challenge ? to carry on Western Civilization.?\nFortunately, others believed that the principles on which America was based involved something more than merely the ?science and organization, ? the ?government and commerce? and the ?genius of living? that Lindberg assigned to the various European nations. Some believed that stopping Hitler was a matter that involving morality, truth, honor, justice, courage and freedom, - principles upon which our nation was founded. To his credit, Lindberg finally realized when 2403 people died at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, he had been wrong. He never dreamed America could be attacked. Unfortunately, the 3000 people who died on September 11, 2001 have not been enough to convince Sen. Tom Daschle and Nancy Pelosi that there is something more at stake here than their political survival on election day. The issue for George W. 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        "raw_content": "1881 February 10, LA CIVILTA CATTOLICA\nThe official Jesuit publication (founded by Pope Pius IX) published an article justifying pogroms as a natural consequence of the Jews demanding too much liberty. The article was written by Father Giuseppe Oreglia di Santo Stefano, one of the journal's founders.\n1940 June 15, LA MER ET L'ENFANT (Paris, France)\nBecame the first social welfare organization in occupied France. Under the guidance of David Rapoport, \"Mother and Child\" helped thousands of Jews. Rapoport and his wife were arrested by the Nazis in June 1943 and deported to Auschwitz where they perished. The La Mere et l'Enfant was originally founded at a day camp known as the Colonie Scolaire which was located at 26 Rue Amelot. There were also known by some as the Rebels of the Rue Amelot.\n1892 July 10, L'OSSERVATORE ROMANO\nThe official Vatican Newspaper publishes an article supporting ritual blood accusation. The article claimed that there were many unimpeachable witnesses to the \ufffdfact\ufffd that Jews use Christian blood for preparing Matzo.\n1882 January 1, LA CROIX ( The Cross)\nA French catholic news paper published an article entitled \"Who Governs France\". The author alleged that Jews control Germany , and asked if they will \" baptized or not\" eventually control France. The paper (now a daily) is still published.\n1490 December 17, LA GUARDIA BLOOD LIBEL (Spain)\nSix conversos and two Jews were accused of killing a child for ritual purposes. Although no child was ever declared missing, they were tortured for over a year by a special inquisition. They were declared guilty on November 14, 1491 of Host Desecration and the taking of the child's heart to use in sorcery. All eight were burned at the stake in the town of Avila and their property confiscated, and used to build the Church and monastery of Santo Tomas of Avila. According to a papal brief (1496) monks descended from Jews were not to be admitted into the church. The child became a saint known as the \"Child of La Guardia\". Books and plays were written and embellished about him as recently as 1943. The trial was developed and used by the inquisition to demonstrate that the very presence of Jews in the country was a danger to Christianity and was used by the king as a pretext for the soon to be proclaimed edict of expulsion.\n1944 April 6, LA MAISON D'IZIEU (Izieu France)\nKlaus Barbie, head of the Gestapo in Lyons, raided a children's home known as La Maison d'Izieu. Barbie, known as \"the Butcher of Lyons\", deported 44 Jewish children aged 4 to 13 years and 5 women who were taken directly to Auschwitz and murdered. After the war, Barbie worked for U.S. Army Intelligence, which helped him escape to Bolivia. It was only in 1983 that he was extradited to stand trial. He was convicted in July 1987 and died 4 years later.\n1944 December 22, LABOR PARTY (Britain)\nAdopted a proposal for the establishment of a Jewish state and the voluntary transfer of the Arab population.\n1945 July 26, LABOR PARTY (England)\nWon the election. Prior to the elections, Churchill had promised the end to the White Papers and to help establish a Jewish state. Within a month of his election, signs appeared that disputed Churchill's statements.\n1942 September 2 - 3, LACHVA / LACHWA (Belarus)\nGerman troops, together with Belarusn police, surrounded the ghetto which still had 2,000 people. Dov Lopatin head of the Judenrat refused the German request to line up for deportation. Although many of the town's elders were against taking any initiative, Lopatin and the youth leaders decided to resist even without weapons. As the Germans entered, most of the town attacked them, equipped with axes, sticks, and Molotov cocktails. Between 600 to 700 Jews were killed fighting, and a further 600 succeeded in reaching the forests after killing or wounding about 100 Nazis. The rest were shot by the Germans. Many of those who reached the forests were killed by local police units. Approximately 90 people survived the war.\n1884 LADINO (Bulgaria)\nThe first Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) newspaper La Alborada (Dawn) was published in Bulgaria\n1777 LARGE IMMIGRATION OF HASDIM ( Eretz-Israel)\nMenahem Mendal of Vitbist and Abraham of Kalisk arrived to Safed with a group of around 300 people. Different reasons are given for this large (for its time) immigration; some say the it was due to the persecution by the Mitnagdim(see 1720), others claim it had a messianic fervor and still claim it was for purely religious reasons. Many of them later moved to Tiberias.\n1942 July 16 - 17, LARGEST AKTION OF FRENCH JEWS (Paris, France)\n12,884 people, among them 4,051 children, were arrested and imprisoned in the Paris Velodrome d'Hiver cycling stadium. The action had been postponed so as not to conflict with Bastille Day. People were kept there for five days without almost any food and water. In general, the French police would only participate in roundups of foreign Jews, while the Gestapo itself would act against French Jews.\n1826 July 26, LAST KNOWN AUTO DA FE (Valencia, Spain)\nA poor school master was executed for adhering to Judaism. The Auto da Fe ceremony, accompanied by vitriolic sermons, had served to announce the punishments of those who were deemed guilty by the Inquisition of \"backsliding\". Often, but not always, those deemed guilty were burned at the stake (quemadero). It is estimated that approximately 30,000 people lost their lives, with hundreds of thousand receiving lesser punishments during the almost 350 years that the Inquisition was in existence.\n1944 October 19, LATRUN INTERMENT CAMP (Eretz Israel)\nThe British surrounded the camp and deported 251 members of the Irgun and Lehi to Eritrea in Eastern Africa. Until the end of the British mandate, 439 people suspected of being associated with the Irgun and Lehi were deported.\n1235 January 2, LAUDA - TAUBERBISCHOFSHEIM (Germany)\nA Christian body was found between these two cities. For three days, the Jewish communities in both towns were attacked by mobs. Eight Jewish leaders from both towns were put on trial, tortured, convicted and executed.\n1924 - 2014 LAUREN BACALL (Betty Joan Perske) (USA)\n\"The Look\" as Warner Brothers billed her,rnmade her film debut starring opposite her husband-to-be, Humphrey Bogart in \"To Have and Have Not\" (1944). Over the next half century she performed in over 35 films. When her movie career cooled somewhat, she turned to Broadway, winning awards for her roles in Applause (1970) and Woman of the Year (1981). Although Bacall was never known by moviegoers as a \"Jewish actress\", according to her autobiography, she always felt proud of her Jewish heritage, which was rooted primarily in her love for her first-generation Jewish immigrant family.rn\n1941 January 23, LAW FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE NATION (Bulgaria)\n1941 January 23, LAW FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE NATION (Bulgaria) rnWas passed by Parliament (Sobranie) and then signed into law by King Boris. Unlike Germany, the definition of a Jew did not include native Bulgarian Jews who converted, which led to many fictitious conversions. Bulgaria's Prime Minister Bogdan Filov, and Minister of Interior Petar Gabrovski were eager to please the Germans, especially when it came to anti-Jewish measures. They were met with opposition by many in the Church, politicians, and many common people ,as it pertained to Bulgaria proper. This did not apply to Jews in Macedonia and Thrace where many German measures had full effect, including confiscation of property, ban on travel and eventual deportation. Of the 64,000 Jews in Bulgaria, 14,000 were murdered. Almost all were from Macedonia and Thrace (see March 1943) which had been added to Bulgaria by Hitler in March 1941.rnrn\n1938 August 17, LAW REGARDING CHANGE OF NAMES (Germany)\nJewish men were required to add the name \"Israel\" and Jewish women, the name \"Sarah\" to all legal documents.\n1934 March 23, LAW REGARDING EXPULSION FROM THE REICH (Germany)\nWas passed. It became the basis for the deportation of Eastern European Jews.\n1412 January 2, LAWS OF VALLADOLID (Castile, Spain)\nUnder the direction of Fra Vincent Ferrer (1350-1419) and Paul of Burgos (de Santa Maria) the government of Castile issued 24 edicts against the Jews, with its goal being to drive them to Christianity. These included a ban on working in handicrafts, trading in wine, flour, meat or bread, carrying arms, shaving, leaving the country, etc. Punishment was 100 lashes and a fine. Ferrer, a Dominican friar, traveled around Castile preaching anti-Jewish sermons, and compelling Jews under duress to convert. In many cases Jews were forced to listen to him preach in synagogues with a Torah in one hand and a cross in the other. He then would often consecrate the synagogue as a church. There was no strong central rule at the time since King, John II, was a child ruled by his mother Catherine and his uncle, Ferdinand I of Aragon. John only took control of the throne in 1418. Ferrer was canonized in 1455.\n1942 March 10, LAZLO BARDOSSY (Hungary)\nThe pro-German prime minister, was ousted and Miklos (Nicholas) Kallay was appointed in his place. Although Kallay did stop deportations and executions, he kept all the anti-Jewish measures in place.\n1940 June, - 1942 November, LE CHAMBON SUR LIGNON (near Lyon, France)\nPastor Andre Trocme encouraged the inhabitants of this small village to help as many Jews as possible. An estimated 5,000 Jews were given refuge. Trocme is one of the over 19,100 people honored as righteous gentiles at Yad V'shem in Jerusalem.\n1918 December, LEAGUE OF NATIONS\nWas established in an effort to prevent further wars. The League of Nations was instrumental in giving international backing for the \"British Mandate\" in Palestine and the Balfour Declaration. After the 29 Arab riots in 1929, the League criticized the British government for not doing enough to prevent or suppress the Arabs, and called into question the effectiveness of the Mandate.\n1920 January 10, LEAGUE OF NATIONS\nWas established in an effort to promote cooperation between countries and hopefully prevent further wars. The League of Nations lasted until 1946, although it had little power during its last ten years. The league also dealt with issues regarding anti-Semitism in Germany, the use of the numerus clauses in Hungarian Universities, and the expulsion of Jewish refugees in Austria. On July 24, 1922, the council confirmed the Balfour Declaration and the British Mandate for Palestine.\n1720 - 1790 LEAH HOROWITZ (Poland)\nBorn into a family of scholars she soon showed acumen for studying Talmud. She was a composer of T'hkines, Yiddish for the hebrew Techinot or supplications. These were prayers in Yiddish for women who did not understand Hebrew. Horowitz is known for her of Tkhinne Imohes (Supplication of the Matriarchs). In her Hebrew introduction she described the importance of women's prayer, and encourages women to participate in daily prayers. She also deafened women's participating in Halachic and Talmudic studies.\n1251 LEGAL STATUS OF JEWS DEFINED (Hungary)\nLike most countries at the time, it protected the Jews as belonging to the king but allowed them to be singled out for harassment. This led to the initiative of the Church Council of Buda (1279) which required Jews to wear a badge and prohibited them from leasing land. King Bela IV was against the order and for the most part ignored it.\n1593 June 10, LEGHORN, LIVORNO (Italy)\nUnder Ferdinand I (the Medici ruler). In an effort to turn the town into a successful port Ferdinand I issued an open invitation for \"Westerners, Spaniards\" etc. to join in settling the town. The charter guaranteed freedom of religion including the open practice (for Conversos) of Judaism and the right of citizenship.\n1927 LEGION OF ARCHANGEL MICHAEL (Romania)\nWas founded by Corneliu Codreanu (1899-1938). This fascist Christian-nationalist anti-Semitic organization was the forerunner of the Iron Guard which led most of the anti-Semitic movement in Romania before and during World War II.\n1944 November 6, LEHI ASSASSINATED BRITISH MINISTER LORD MOYNE (Eretz Israel)\nThe LEHI group (Lochami Cheirut Yisrael) had accused him of expelling immigrant ships and preventing the arrival of refugees to Eretz Israel. When approached by Joel Brand in Cairo with a request to help save Hungarian Jewry he had commented, \"what would I do with a million Jews.\" Two of Lehi's members - Eliyahu Hakim and Eliyahu Bet-Zuri - were dispatched to Cairo to assassinate Lord Moyne but were caught shortly after carrying out their mission. On January 10, 1945 they were put on trial and were hanged March 23, 1945.\n1664 May 9, LEMBERG AND CRACOW (Poland)\nAnti-Jewish riots by students and peasants resulted in damages and death in both communities. In Lemberg, the synagogue was attacked on the Sabbath and the Cantor was murdered.\n1903 October 22, LENIN AND THE JEWISH QUESTION (Russia)\nIn an article in the Journal Iskra (The Spark) he wrote \"The Jewish question can be posed in this way only: assimilation or ghetto... The idea of a Jewish nationality contradicts the interests of the Jewish proletariat.\"\n1905 LEO BAECK\nPublished Essence of Judaism. In it Baeck, stressed the ethical and spiritual aspects of Judaism. (see 1873)\n1873 - 1956 LEO BAECK (Germany-England)\nLeading theologian of the Reform movement. He believed in melding modern thought with Jewish ethics. Although the Nazis permitted him to leave in 1938, he chose to remain with his congregation and spent 5 years in Theresienstadt.\n1913 April 27, LEO FRANK (USA)\nThe only white man to be convicted on the testimony of a Negro until the 1960's, he was convicted of murdering Mary Phagan. Though there was little evidence against him, Tom Watson, the editor of the Jeffersonian, used the fact that Frank was a Jew to convict him before the public. Later (see 1915) Georgia Governor John Slaton, believing that the trial had been unfair, commuted the sentence to life imprisonment.\n1915 August 17, LEO FRANK (USA)\nA southern Jew falsely accused of murdering 14-year-old Mary Phagen was taken out of prison and hung by a lynch mob. A few months earlier, his death sentence had been commuted to life in prison by Governor John Slaton, who believed that Frank had not had a fair trial. In 1925, Jim Conlay, a negro who had been his accuser in court, was found guilty of her murder and of perjury.(see 1913)\n726 LEO III (the Isaurian) ( Byzantine Empire)\nPublished his new codes of law called the Ecloga (Selection). Although Judaism was to be restricted, it was not banned.\n717 - 741 LEO III (The Isaurian) (Byzantine Empire)\nReigned in Constantinople. After narrowly defeating the Arab army at his gates and preventing the fall of his empire, he decided that the weakness of his empire lay in its heterogeneous population and therefore, in 722, he forcibly converted Jews as well as those known as the \"New Christians\". Most of them converted outwardly while secretly remaining faithful.\n1017 LEON (Christian Kingdom in Spain)\nAlfonso V set a code of laws known as the Fuero of Leon. This charter encouraged the settlement of Jews and others in his lands, granting them all equality.\n1872 - 1950 LEON BLUM (France)\nSocialist, author, and critic. An activist in the socialist party, he led a coalition to win in 1936. The Vichy government arrested him in 1940 and he spent the rest of the war in an Austrian prison.\n1945 April 2, LEON FELDHENDLER ( Poland)\nA resistance fighter and one of the organizers (together with the Russian Alexandr Pechersky), of the Sobibor uprising on October 14th 1943. He was killed nine months after the Russians took control of the area, probably by a right wing Polish nationalists.\n1882 October 17, LEON PINSKER (Poland)\nPublished his Auto-Emancipation as a result of the Russian pogroms of the previous year. Pinsker advocated establishing a homeland as a cure for anti-Semitism. Eretz Israel was not his original suggestion, and only later did he join the fledgling Zionist movement.\n1879 - 1940 LEON TROTSKY (BRONSTEIN) (Russia)\nTrotsky was the son of a Jewish Odessian farmer. Believing there was no future for the Jewish people as a people, he became a contemporary of Lenin, helping him with his publication of Iskra (Spark). He was exiled and arrested many times before the Revolution. Trotsky played an important role in the Communist government and only after Lenin's death did Stalin expel him from the party. He was exiled in 1928 first to Turkey then Norway and finally to Mexico. Trotsky was assassinated on August 21, 1940 by a friend, presumably on Stalin's orders. Trotzky did not accept the concept of Jewish identity and was violently opposed to Zionism.\n1941 August 21, LEON TROTSKY (Lev Davidovich Bronstein) (Mexico)\nWas murdered on Stalin's order. In his last years he had tried to set up an independent movement known as the Fourth International as opposed to the Third (Communist) International, but did not succeed. Trotskyism became tantamount to treason throughout the Soviet Union.\n1918 August 25, - 1990 LEONARD BERNSTEIN (USA)\nComposer and conductor. Bernstein was the first American-born musician to conduct the New York Philharmonic. Although he composed a number of symphonies (many with Jewish themes), he is most remembered for the musical, West Side Story. Bernstein was also a gifted teacher and created \"Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts\" which were broadcast on television to rave reviews and popularity.\n1934 - 2016 LEONARD COHEN ( Canada)\nPoet, song writer Born into an orthodox family, he maintained contact with his community throughout his life. Cohen published poetry collections and novels including Beautiful Losers, Let Us Compare Mythologies, The Spice-Box of Earth, and Flowers for Hitler, but is remembered for his music recording of fourteen albums. His most well known songs include, Suzanne , So long Marrianne , Dance Me to the End of Love, Tower of song, and of course Hallelujah. He was buried in a simple Jewish ceremony in Montreal.\n1794 - 1886 LEOPOLD ZUNZ\nA friend of Heine and Boerne and an eminent scholar. He sided with Frankel's reformers in a vote for tradition. Zunz founded (along with Krochmal) the Wissenschaft des Judentums (The scientific investigation of Judaism) in 1819. As an author, he pleaded for public (secular) recognition of Jewish literature, \"Jewish Science\". Zunz wrote a biography on Rashi, traced the development of liturgical literature, wrote Bible criticisms, and discoursed on many other subjects.\n1392 April 23, LETTER OF PRAISE ( Barcelona)\nWas written by King Henry III (1379-1406) and Queen Catherine of Castile to the city of Saragossa for taking efforts to protect the Jews of the city from the riots . The king had is summer residence in the city.rn\n1839 June 11, LETTER TO MONTEFIORE\nWas sent by leaders in the Perushim and Sephardic communities. In it, they supported agricultural work by Jews. Lehren (see 1784) the director of the Halukah was against it, believing that Jews should concentrate on study, and that the land is supposed to remain desolate until the coming of the Messiah.\n1883 - 1936 LEV KAMENEV (Rosenfeld) (Russia)\nRevolutionary writer and Soviet leader. A colleague of Lenin's, he co-edited revolutionary journals. Prior to the Revolution, Kamenev lead the movement in Tiflis, Georgia, and supposedly introduced Stalin to Lenin. Kamenev married Trotsky's sister, who asked him to edit his Party newspaper Pravda. After Lenin's death, he formed a triumvirate together with Stalin and Zinoviev which forced Trotsky into exile. Later, realizing Stalin's true direction of becoming a dictator, he began to oppose him. This cost him his power and eventually his life. Kamenev was executed in 1936 after a show trial.\n1866 - 1938 LEV SHESTOV (Schwartzman) (Russia)\nPhilosopher known as the \"Nietzche of Russia\". He believed that everything revolved around G-d. He influenced many of the 2oth century's intellectuals including Camus, Berdayev, and D.H. Lawrence. Among his works are essays on Chekhov, Tolstoy, Ibsen, and Dostoevsky as well as his books \"Athens and Jerusalem\" and \"Speculation and Relation\".\n1288 - 1344 (6 Iyar 5104) LEVI BEN GERSHON RALBAG\nRabbi, mathematician, astronomer, philosopher and biblical/talmudic commentator. In his Milchamot Hashem (Wars of the Lord) he elaborated on his own conception of Maimonides' philosophy. He tried to explain miracles through laws of nature. As an astronomer, he influenced Copernicus and is reputed to be the inventor of the \"Jacob's Staff\", a quadrant used for centuries by navigators. He also wrote a commentary on the Bible and reportedly invented the \"camera obscura\", which threw images on a screen and was the forerunner of the modern camera.\n1480 - 1543 LEVI IBN HABIB (Ralbach) ( Spain -Jerusalem)\nRabbi and communal leader . When he was a youth he was forcibly baptized by king Manuel of Portugal but upon reaching Salonika, he returned to Judaism. Ibn Habib edited and published his father's Ein Ya'akov ( see1445) and wrote around 150 responsa. As Rabbi of Jerusalem he came into conflict with Jacob Berab over the issue of ordination (see 1583).\n1740 - 1809 (25 Tishrei 5770) LEVI YITZCHAK OF BERDICHEV (Russia)\nA great Hasidic Rebbe, leader and scholar. He studied under Dov Ber, the Maggid of Mezhirech, and became one of his close friends. Levi Yitzchak stressed the joy in serving God, emphasizing the idea of connecting to God through fervent prayer. He always accentuated the good and the positive that was in people. Levi Yitzchak composed Hasidic music and was immortalized by his vivaciously optimistic parables.\n1911 October 11, LIBYA\nWas conquered by Italy. Jews received equal rights and for the next 25 years (until the onset of fascist anti-Jewish legislation), the community flourished.\n1277 LICORICIA OF WINCHESTER (England)\nWas murdered along with her servant. Licoricia was a twice widowed money lender, and one of the richest Jews in England. Approximately 10 percent of the Jewish money lenders were women. After her second husband David of Oxford died, his house and its contents were seized by the crown and turned into the Royal Domus Conversum: a house for converts. The murderer was never caught. Henry III confiscated 3000 \ufffd (over 2 million in today's value) from her estate and used it to rebuild Westminster abbey.\n1865 - 1931 LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR JOHN MONASH (Australia-France)\nHighest ranking Australian in World War I. In 1918 he was appointed head of the Australian army in France.\n1899 - 1942 LILLI HENOCH (Germany)\nMajor women\ufffds sports figure. Henoch was an all around athlete competing in track and field. She set four world records and won 10 national championships. Unfortunately she never was able to participate in the Olympics; in 1924 Germany was banned and in 1936 the Germans refused to allow her to compete. She and her mother were deported to Riga where they were murdered in September 1942.\n1902 LILY MONTAGU (1873-1963) (England)\nDaughter of Samuel Montagu, Lord Swaythling (of the United Synagogue movement), she joined Claude Joseph Montefiore (a great-nephew of Sir Moses Montefiore) to develop the first Liberal Synagogue in London. At the age of 20 she founded the West Central Girls' Club (West Central Jewish Day Settlement) for working girls which she continued to run all of her life.\n1595 December 17, LIMA (Peru)\nTen people were accused of practicing Judaism. Four were handed over for punishment. One of them, Francisco Rodriguez, was burned alive.\n1010 LIMOGES (France)\nAlthough the Capetian dynasty had been in power in France for twenty-three years, they provided no security for Jews. In Limoges, Bishop Alduin gave them the option of baptism or exile. The Jews sent Jacob bar Yukutiel to petition the Pope. One of his sons was forced to remain behind as a hostage to the bishop, while the rest went with him to Rome. He persuaded the Pope to send an envoy to the area with a papal order \"not to kill, injure or rob Jews, nor to deprive them of their religion.\"\n992 LIMOGES (France)\nA Jewish apostate named Sechog ben Ester planted a wax figure in the ark of the local synagogue and then accused the local Jews of using it to curse the local Lord by devil magic. Although they succeeded in deflecting the accusation, the idea that Jews were devil worshippers was gaining more acceptance in the Christian world. A brief account of the incident was published as Sefer Yeshuat Elohim (The Book of God's Salvation) which is one of the earliest Jewish historiographical (if not totally accurate) works.\n1830 - 1909 LINA MORGENSTERN (Germany)\nEducator and philanthropist. Morgenstern began her work by opening a school for the disadvantaged when she was only 18. She was active in many branches of philanthropy but most of her efforts went into education. She established the first free kitchens in Germany in 1866 as well as a society to help educate and defend the rights of women. She also authored a book on education Das Paradies der Kinderheit.\n1506 April 19 - 21, LISBON (Portugal)\nDuring a service at St. Dominics Church, some of the people thought they saw a vision on one of the statues. Outside, a newly converted Jew raised doubts about the \"miracle\". He was literally torn to pieces and then burned. The crowd, led by two Dominican monks, proceded to ransack Jewish houses and kill any Jews they could find. During the next few days countrymen, hearing about the massacre, came to Lisbon to join in. Over two thousands Jews were killed during these three days.\n1540 September 20, LISBON (Portugal)\nThe first Auto da Fe of those forcibly converted to Christianity (Conversos) was held. The Auto da Fe was to play a macabre part of Portuguese life for the next 250 years.\n1682 May 10, LISBON (Portugal)\nThe largest Judaizing trial was held in Lisbon: 117 persons were judged within three days. One penitent included Anna Rodriguez of Chaves, who was 97.\n1755 January 15, LISBON (Portugal)\nJeronimo Jose Ramos, a merchant from Braganza, was the last known Jew to be burned alive for secretly practicing Judaism. He had escaped the previous Auto da Fe in September of 1752.\n1941 June 23, Lithuania\nArchbishop Juozapas Skvirecks (1873-1959) the papal prelate, sent a public greeting and prayer to \ufffdthe German forces and Adolf Hitler\ufffd. When asked to intercede in the ongoing massacres of Jews by Lithuanians - he refused. Within 24 hours of the German invasion over150 Jewish communities were destroyed by locals, before German forces even arrived. There were 200,000 Jews were living in Lithuania when the Germans invaded. Less than 10,000 survived, making it one of the highest victim rates in Europe.\n1255 August 29, LITTLE SAINT HUGH OF LINCOLN (England)\nAn infamous ritual murder libel. It was alleged that Jews enticed the boy and while starving him, invited Jews to Lincoln to murder him ritually. (Jews did come to Lincoln at that time to attend a wedding.) His body was cast into a well and a month later \"miracles\" followed the discovery of his corpse. On the basis of the alleged \"confession\" by Jopin (Jacob), the secular authorities (for the first time) and the Church sent 91 Jews to the Tower of London. 18 were executed before Richard and the friars stopped the killings. This incident later provided Chaucer with the idea for his Prioress Tale (1387) and the hero of the popular ballad, \"Little Sir Hugh\". His birthday (August 27) was celebrated until the Reformation.\n1941 February 23, LODZ (Poland)\nDuring the winter of 1940-1941, a period known as the \"great hunger\", the Rabbis permitted pregnant women and those who were ill to eat non-kosher food. Many Rabbis also permitted working on the Sabbath - if refusal would endanger their lives.\n1940 February 8, LODZ (Poland)\nNazi Germany ordered the setting up of the Lodz Ghetto. Before the war, Lodz was the second largest Jewish community in Poland with 233,000 Jews, one-third of the city's residents. As the Germans arrived around 75,000 fled the city. By May 1st, 160,000 Jews were funneled into the ghetto renamed Litzmannstadt. Of the more than 200,000 who were to live in the ghetto, only about 10,000 would survive. The reality that Lodz was annexed by Germany and isolated from the rest of the city, and the fact that people thought that the work camps may keep them alive, all contributed to the lack of any attempt at revolt.\n1944 August 6, LODZ GHETTO (Poland)\nThe last ghetto in Poland was liquidated. 60,000 Jews were sent to Auschwitz.\n1940 April 30, LODZ GHETTO (Poland)\nWas surrounded with barbed wire, wooden fences, and outposts making it the first ghetto to be sealed off. In the previous 8 months, more than 70,000 Jews had left the city, with 164,000 remaining in the ghetto.\nApproximately 2000 Jews lived in London. Many of the wealthier Jews had synagogues in their homes to get around the difficulty of obtaining a permit to build a synagogue.\n1243 December 14, LONDON (England)\nKing Henry III turned a confiscated synagogue into the chapel of St. Mary. Many other synagogues were also confiscated and turned into churches, including one which became St. Thomas' Hospital.\nA synagogue which was reputed to be one of the most beautiful buildings in London was damaged by anti-Jewish riots and then given to the Brothers of St. Anthony of Vienna. It became St. Anthony's hospital.\nAll synagogues were closed by order of the Archbishop of Canterbury, John Pectin. Jewish physicians were prohibited from treating Christians.\nSynagogue services were held privately in a house owned by Solomon Abenaes (Alvaro Mendes, Duke of Mitylene). He was then in negotiation with the English court over an Anglo-Turkish alliance against Spain. (see 1520)\n1594 July 7, LONDON (England)\nRoderigo Lopez, Queen Elizabeth's physician and a Converso, was executed after being accused by the Earl of Essex of trying to poison the queen. The Earl, who headed the War Party and was allied with the Portuguese pretender, Dom Antonio, was incensed at Lopez's efforts to establish peace with Spain after the defeat of the Armada. The anti-Semitism raised by the trial is reflected in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice.\nA small Converso colony founded by Queen Elizabeth was expelled on charges of Judaizing.\n1842 January 27, LONDON (England)\nFirst English Reform synagogue was founded. It was known as the West London Synagogue for British Jews.\n1856 November 10, LONDON (England)\nJews College was opened by Rabbi Nathan M. Adler. Its main goals were to offer courses and training in both Jewish and secular subjects as well as to establish a Jewish secondary school. The secondary school only lasted about 20 years.\n1870 April 14, LONDON (England)\nThe United Synagogue was set up by Nathan Adler and Lionel Cahn. It united the Ashkenazic synagogues of London for charity and civic affairs.\n1942 April 12, LONKA KORZYBRODSKA AND BELA HAZAN ( Poland)\nTwo Jewish couriers were arrested by the Germans carrying weapons. They were instrumental with maintaining contact between the HeHalutz ha-Za\ufffdir-Dror movement\ufffds center in Vilna and its various chapters, as well as smuggling money and weapons. Bela actually served for a while as an interpreter for the Gestapo using false papers. Though tortured, they refused to give the Germans any information. Thinking they were gentiles working for the polish resistance they were sent to Auschwitz as poles. Lonka died of disease on March 18, 1943 in Birkenau. Bela Ya\ufffdari Hazan survived the war and died in Jerusalem in 2004 the age of 82 .\n1919 September 23, LORD GEORGE NATHANIAL CURZON ( London)\nMeeting with Feisal, he showed him the correspondence between his father Hussein and the British government, emphatically explaining that Palestine was excluded from any agreement In November, Hussein acknowledged that neither he nor his successors, would have any claims over the land. This, despite pressure from Palestinian activists, who insisted that it was part of Syria. Lord Curzon (1851-1925) served as a member of the inner cabinet in WWI and later as foreign secretary ,and despite the above was decidedly anti-Zionist.\n1930 October 20, LORD PASSFIELD (Eretz Israel)\nIssued his \"White Paper\" banning further land acquisition by Jews and slowing Jewish immigration. Weizmann, who had always toed a pro-British line, resigned in protest.\n1840 September 25, LORD SHAFTESBURY (England)\nPresented a paper to Foreign secretary Lord Palmerston (Henry John Temple). In it Shaftesbury (Anthony Ashley Cooper) called for the \ufffdrecall of the Jews to their ancient land\ufffd. He believed that the return of the Jews to the land of Israel was not only a Biblical prophecy but in the best interests of British foreign policy.\n1897 - 1944 LOUIS \"LEPKE\" BUCHALTER (USA)\nCrime boss. Though quiet, Lepke was known for his violence. He ruled over an army of gangsters who controlled unions and the extortion rackets. Lepke was one of the founders of the National Crime Syndicate and was in charge of the enforcement branch which became known as \"Murder Inc.\" In 1944 he was executed in Sing Sing Prison for killing a truck driver.\n1856 - 1941 LOUIS BRANDEIS (USA)\nLiberal jurist and lawyer, he was known as \"the people's attorney\". He opposed monopolies and fought for higher wages and freedom of speech. In 1916 Woodrow Wilson nominated him to the position of Supreme Court Justice. Brandeis was an ardent Zionist, and in 1939 he resigned to devote himself to the Zionist cause. Although he disagreed with Weizmann regarding what he considered to be the economic and organizational inefficiency of the World Zionist Organization, he continued to be involved with the establishment of the Palestine Economic Corporation and the Palestine Endowment Fund. Brandeis fought the Peel Partition Plan of 1937, maintaining that the Jews had a right to all of Mandated Palestine. Kibbutz Ein Hashofet was named in his honor.\n1937 LOUIS DARQUIER DE PELLEPOIX\nFounded and headed the Rassemblement anti-Juif de France. His program included promoting the \"Protocols\" and his own magazine, La France Enchaines, as well as calling for the expulsion or extermination of the Jews. During the war he became Commissioner General for Jewish affairs and helped deport nine thousand foreign Jews to German camps.\n1492 October 12, LOUIS DE TORRES (Spain-America)\nBecame the first white man to set foot in the Western Hemisphere landing in San Salvador with Christopher Columbus. De Torres converted to Christianity right before sailing and served as an interpreter for Columbus. He discovered and introduced tobacco into Europe. There is an interesting story relating to Torres who saw a bird he thought to be a peacock and called it a \"tuki\" (Hebrew for peacock - I Kings X22). Today that bird is known as a turkey. In Spanish one of the names for Turkey is Pavo, which originally referred to a peacock.\n1269 June 19, LOUIS IX (Saint Louis) (France)\nNeeding no urging from the Church, he ordered all Jews found in public without a badge (yellow or red) to be fined ten livres of silver. The badge in France was usually a circle of red or yellow material and was known as a rouelle. The original badge was actually Moslem in origin; it was Caliph Omar II (717-20) who decreed that both Jews and Christians must wear a distinguishing mark. The \"badge\" took on different shapes, colors and even dress (i.e. a hat or color of a dress) depending on the country.\n1226 - 1270 LOUIS IX (SAINT) OF FRANCE\nSanctioned laws against Jews and encouraged disputations between Jewish and Christian theologians (Nicholas Donin,1240) in order to convert more Jews. At the same time that he oppressed the Jews (i.e. canceling all debts owed to them by Christians), he gave gifts and favors to any who converted. He recommended that the best way of winning an argument with a Jew was to drive a sword as far as it would go into his stomach.\n1848 LOUIS KOSSUTH (Hungary)\nLed the revolt against Austria. Twenty thousand Jews were among the insurgents.\n1856 - 1929 LOUIS MARSHALL (USA)\nConstitutional lawyer and Jewish leader. He defended Jewish and minority rights and, although he was not a Zionist, he supported the Balfour Declaration.\n1836 LOUIS NAPOLEON (France)\nFailed to capture Strasbourg and was exiled to America.\n1831 February 8, LOUIS PHILIPPE OF FRANCE\nSuccessor to Charles X, he ratified a motion which put Judaism on a par with Christianity and granted state support to synagogues and their Minister of Religion.\n1934 May 2, LOUIS T. MCFADDEN\nA congressman from Pennsylvania who attacked the Jews in Congress. This was the first act of political anti-Semitism in the United States.\n814 - 840 LOUIS THE PIOUS (Carolingian Empire)\nCharlemagne's son. He succeeded his father as king. He continued and expanded his father's tolerant policies toward the Jews. Market day was changed from the Sabbath to Sunday and a Jew, Ebeard, was appointed Magister Judeacrum whose function was to protect Jewish rights.\n1144 LOUIS VII (France)\nCondemned converted Jews who \"relapsed\" to death. All professing Jews were not affected. The general \"liberal\" position towards Judaism in France still continued.\n1315 LOUIS X (France)\nPhilip's Iv\u2019s son and successor. He allowed the Jews back into France largely for financial considerations. (Jews were often expelled because of pressure from the Church, economic or political considerations, only to be readmitted at a later date.) The Jews were promised one year's notice should permission to return be rescinded. He also returned their synagogues and cemeteries.\n1784 January 10, LOUIS XVI (France)\nAbolished the poll-tax on Jews in Alsace-Lorraine. This tariff was the same tax paid for market animals. It was paid by Jews who wished to enter certain cities. The poll tax had been instituted in many countries in Europe and dated back as far as the Roman Emperor Domitian (93 C.E.), though it was only adopted in Europe in the 14th century.\n1759 January, LOUISIANA COLONY (North American Colonies)\nDespite what was known as the Louisiana Black Code, there were at least 5 Jewish families living there. The law denied residence to Jews or the practice of any religion except Catholicism in the territory.\n1815 March 6, LUBECK (Germany)\nWith the defeat of Napoleon, new restrictions were imposed on the Jews all over Europe. In Lubeck, the guilds demanded and obtained a decree expelling all Jews.\n1655 LUBLIN (Poland)\nA force comprised of Cossacks and Russians led by Peter Ivanovich offered to leave the city alone if it surrendered and paid a heavy fine. The Jews, knowing what would happen to them, paid local people to hide them. The local leaders agreed to the offer, only once they were allowed in, the local inhabitants told the Cossacks where the Jews were hiding. Two thousand were slaughtered.\n1942 November 3, LUBLIN (Poland)\nAfter the closure of the Lipowa camp, the 1,500 Jewish-Russian POW's were ordered to march to Majdanek. The prisoners used their few arms to storm the armory in Lublin, which they captured at a cost of 400 prisoners. Using the arms they tried to reach the forests. In all, 800 escaped. Unfortunately the Polish underground refused to help them and many were killed or turned over to the Germans by the London based Polish government in exile Home Army.\n1148 LUCENA (Spain)\nThe Almohads under Abd al-Mumim (see 1146), reached the mostly Jewish town of Lucena. They forced the local Jews to choose between Islam or death. This spelled the end of the Jewish community. The Talmudic school was closed and most of the Jews fled north to Christian controlled areas. The synagogue was converted into a mosque and later into the church of San Mateo.\n853 LUCENA, ANDALUSIA (Southern Spain)\nAccording to Natronai Gaon, \"Alisana (Arabic for Lucena) was a Jewish place with no gentiles at all.\" Lucena ostensibly was founded by Jews hundreds of years earlier. It served as the cultural center of Andalusian Jewry and was known during the era of Moslem rule as an all-Jewish city.\nC. 1320 LUCERNE (Switzerland)\nA town proclamation demanded a fine for anyone perpetrating a blood libel against the Jews without notifying the council in advance.\n117 LUCIUS QUIETUS\nWas appointed Roman Governor of Judea after putting down the revolt in Babylonia. The wars against Rome which included those in Cyprus/ North Africa and those in Babylon were known after his name as \"The War of Kitos\" although he was only active in the eastern campaign. His harsh rule of Judea only lasted a year when he was murdered, probably on orders of Hadrian(the new Emperor), who feared his popularity and disagreed with his policies of annexation.rn\n193 - 211 LUCIUS SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS (Roman Empire)\nNumbered as one of the emperors friendly to the Jews. Part of his attitude was in response to the support he received from the Jewish communities in his war against Pescennius Niger, who had once told a Jewish delegation that he was sorry he couldn't tax the air they breathed. In spite of this, Severus forbade Jews from converting anyone to Judaism. Under his reign Jews could be appointed to public offices, but were exempt from those formalities which were contrary to Judaism.\n1786 - 1837 LUDWIG BOERNE (Germany)\nPolitical essayist. He believed that freedom for mankind and freedom of the Jews were bound together. Though he was later baptized, he still fought for Jewish rights. His famous Letters from Paris called for an end to injustice in Germany. Boerne, along with Heine, are considered major influences in German literature.\n1818 - 1876 LUDWIG TRAUBE (Germany)\nFounder of experimental pathology. He gained renown for his research on diseases of the lungs, heart, and kidneys.\n1941 June 12, LUFTWAFFE BOMBED TEL AVIV AND HAIFA (Eretz Israel)\nTwelve people were killed in a Tel Aviv old age home.\n1915 May 7, LUSITANIA\nAn American ship was sunk by the Germans. This act eventually brought America into World War I. Roughly 250,000 Jews served in the U.S. Armed Forces, with an estimated 3,500 dead, and 12,000 wounded.\n1664 May, LVOV\nJews, learning about an impending attack by Jesuit seminary students and the Cathedral school, prepared a defense of the ghetto. The local official sent in the militia to ostensibly restore order. 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        "raw_content": "A Day in the Front Yard (and Our Neighbor\u2019s Backyard)\u2026\nContrary to what the weather-forecaster said, it didn\u2019t rain and was actually a very nice day. I took advantage of sun and did some yard work in the front yard.\nOur house is the white one on the right and that\u2019s our front yard. The tan house on the left is the one I\u2019m planning to buy.\nI wanted to see how backyard looks after the rains, so I took Kelly (our dog) and my camera and went to our neighbor\u2019s house to check it out. I took more photos and I\u2019ll post those later.\nIt was filled with weeds and parts of the yard had standing water. Once I buy the house, I think the first thing I have to do is build a drainage canal or something like that. The yard was not as big as I thought it was, but it\u2019s still a good size. Seeing it in person is totally a different experience than seeing photos of it.\nI also took advantage of the nice weather and set up a little work area on the grass to plant the Coleus that I ordered. I\u2019m using 18 oz. SoloGrips drinking cups as pots.\nIt think this might be the first time they got be out under the sun. Until we get warmer weather, I\u2019ll bring them out during the day and back in during the evenings.\nPosted in Uncategorized\tTagged coleus, front yard, new house\t7 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "Based at King's Bench Chambers, John Antell represents clients in the High Court - Business and Property Courts - in London and further afield (mainly on the Western Circuit but also in the Midlands and the North of England), at the Upper Tribunal - Lands Chamber, and in the First-tier Tribunal - Property Chamber (Land Registration) as well as in the Court of Appeal (Civil Division), and Supreme Court.\nMost of his work concerns private rights of way, adverse possession, and restrictive covenants frequently cases where a court injunction is needed to force someone to remove an obstruction placed on a right of way or stop someone building in breach of a restrictive covenant.\nHe is a member of the Chancery Bar Association and the Property Bar Association.\nJohn Antell Barrister",
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        "raw_content": "CIO's Love Video Conferencing But Don't Get Wikis\nAn interesting read was recently released that surveyed CIO's indicate that they love Video Conferencing, and Online Training - but they don't have any plans for Virtual Worlds and Wikis. The survey interviewed 1,400 CIOs by staffing firm Robert Half Technology. The results are as follows:\n* 67 percent have no intention of using tagging software;\n* 72 percent aren\u2019t going to use blogs;\n* 74 percent don\u2019t get the wiki thing;\n* And 84 percent have no plans for virtual worlds.\nI am quite surprised that they don't embrace wikis since it is used today in many areas of IT for projects, tracking bugs, and updating knowledge. With the popularity of Virtual World's like Second Life which has a lot of commerce opportunity, was also another shocker.\nLabels: I.T and Operations Management, Web 2.0 and Social Strategies",
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        "raw_content": "\"In some ways, infertility grief is similar to the sorrow that comes when someone you love dies. That which you are missing seemingly becomes magnified when you see those who have what you've lost or what you want and don't have. While this increased awareness seems like envy, in reality it has to do with loss: Loss of expectations...\" Melanie Dillon\nFeeling ready to bring another life into this world can be a very exhilarating experience. For some, the road to parenthood is smooth and easy. For many others, however, the road is long, complicated, and difficult. The emotions involved can be all consuming. Feelings of anxiety, depression, sadness, and isolation can be common complaints among women who are struggling to conceive. Sometimes, the roller coaster of emotions, uncomfortable fertility treatments, and months of anticipation are met with disappointment and grief.\nI will support you through your journey and provide a safe space for you to express, process and explore your feelings and experience.",
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        "raw_content": "it\u2019s friday morning in september\nI am not going to make excuses for not having posted recently. I didn\u2019t post because I was doing other things (new yoga website \u2013 coming soon \u2013 although it feels like \u2018coming never\u2019, planning the yoga workshops I will be giving, subbing some extra classes, taking care of a pooch that needed some extra love these last few weeks, increasing my running km, and trying to be quiet and calm). And truth be told \u2013 I have not been drawing much \u2013 but I know it will come back\u2026 and soon. Ideas are there and I can see the time and space laid out for me. The bits of solitude to jump back in. I can\u2019t wait.\nA friend of mine shared a text with me from someone else who had posted it from someone else (this is how those instagram things go) in early September\u2026 and I keep reading it. Here:\nI cannot tell you where tomorrow will lead, or what will be difficult or what will come with ease, but I can tell you, you are Loved, and you will have what you need, and you are still being guided right where you need to be. I can tell you that even when you feel that you have lost an irredeemable amount of time, all that time, you were blooming, and not a stage of growth was missed, and you have been growing ever since. You have been growing since. And I just hope this reminds you, your story is far from finished yet and you are allowed to find peace here, even before you know what happens next. \u2013 Morgan Harper Nichols",
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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s in our DNA. Being one step ahead, so you can be as well, means we apply the same mechanics ourselves.\nBy creating our own products, we are in a stronger position to better help you build yours.\nDriven by insights, propelled by our clients.\nWe do what we do so we can be better at helping you do what you do.",
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        "raw_content": "Filed Under lists, Social Media, tweetdeck, twitter, twitter lists\nIn the last week, Twitter rolled out their newest feature on their websites called Twitter lists. Lists allow you to aggregate the people you follow on Twitter into smaller, more manageable groups that users can view the short messages (tweets) that people on those lists post. What started as a good idea is being seen fairly universally as a poor implementation.\nTwitter prides themselves on creating features based on the usage of the site by the users. People on the site began looking for a way to communicate with each other, so they began addressing each other with an @ before the user name. When people like something on Twitter, they copy, paste and credit the user in a \u201cretweet.\u201d Both of these user generated elements were co-opted by Twitter and given their own spin on them Twitter.\nMany third party Twitter clients allow you to group users into more manageable lists that you can use to track smaller assortments of people. Many of these clients, like Tweetdeck (my client of choice), show you these smaller aggregations of users in a more manageable view, but they allow you to view them side by side with your regular tweet stream. The advantage of this view is the ability to see what that group of individuals are saying and their signal will not get lost amongst the noise. With Twitter\u2019s implementation, they are on separate webpages and ultimately relies on forced repetition to view the list. With the ability to create multiple lists, the echo of the tweets becomes more prevalent and the usefulness of the tweets diminishes.\nAdding to a user to these lists has also been made an arduous task. You must go to each individual\u2019s Twitter page, click on a Lists drop down and select the lists to add them to. Since there are lists with hundreds of people, the user had to click to each individual one of the people they follow and add them to the lists he or she has created. This is a design fail because it is inconvenient for the user and creates thousands of needless pageviews on the website, when a simple search function could easily have simplified this process and wasted less bandwidth.\nThe other major glaring problem with this new system is the ability to know how many and what lists you are on. Many people already view Twitter as a popularity contest, where they attempt to amass as many followers as possible. Now they want to continue that way of thinking and be on as many lists as possible. While it is nice that you can subscribe to other people\u2019s lists, it pales in comparison to the problem with everyone comparing themselves with another meaningless metric.\nWhile talking with Roger Wu about lists this week, he asked me if it was possible to remove yourself from someone else\u2019s list. After exploring the site options, we found that you cannot, which leads to another problem. If someone adds you to a derogatory list, you are stuck on it. If someone were to put you on a list titled \u201cdouchebag,\u201d not only would that be insulting, there is no telling how many people will see it and judge based on it, and no one knows how the lists will work with search engines or how they will be indexed yet (regardless of anyone trying to take the word back).\nLists were a good idea when they were able to be used in conjunction with the main stream \u2013 and other lists \u2013 simultaneously, but this implementation falls flat. Perhaps when APIs and third party clients can make use of lists, they will be more effective, but for now they are just a shoddy implementation of an idea created by their users that is not fully understood by its new implementers.\nNew Feature on Live Tweets \u2013 Archives",
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        "raw_content": "what's up the pike: this week in blogs\nSometimes I get so wrapped up in my own business that I forget to take a second to appreciate what's happening in the rest of the world. Here's a look at what some of the blogs I read (and you should read too, if you don't already) have been up to this week:\n- Today, I'll be appearing on Rockville Central Radio, a weekly online radio show hosted by Brad and Cindy from the blog of the same name. Brad and I have discussed things we may talk about, which you will definitely hear if you tune in at 12pm here.\n- Maryland Politics Watch mourns the death of two big Maryland blogs, PolitickerMD and Free State Politics, which was home to B'ville schoolteacher Eric Luedtke. I doubt he's too bummed about the end of FSP, as he's on to bigger and better things at the East County Citizens Advisory Board.\n- Greater Greater Washington, which will eventually devour all other local blogs with its coverage of things well outside of the District, tackles the debate over the Perpetual Building in Downtown Silver Spring, which at fifty years old has local preservationists anxious to save it from redevelopment.\n- Wayne Phyillaier's Finish the Trail blog is doing a five-part series on Bus Rapid Transit and the Purple Line, which definitely raises some key issues about the Town of Chevy Chase's ongoing struggle to stall the transitway.\n- My roommate and two of his friends have started a blog about indie music, named after the street in College Park where we live. I know better than to enter a conversation with him before consulting the Knox Road Music Blog Barely a month old, they already has a substantial following in New Zealand, I've been told.\nlabels: housekeeping and random, planning and development, politics, transportation",
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        "raw_content": "Tulsa police officer pleads not guilty in shooting of Terence Crutcher\n(ABC) -\nThe Oklahoma police officer charged with first-degree manslaughter in the recent fatal shooting of an unarmed black man pleaded not guilty at her first court appearance today.\nTulsa officer Betty Shelby did not speak in the courtroom, but one of her attorneys, Shannon McMurray, entered the not-guilty plea on her behalf. Shelby is due back in court on Nov. 29.\nShelby is accused of fatally shooting 40-year-old Terence Crutcher on Sept. 16, after she encountered the man's SUV in the middle of a two-lane roadway while it was still running. Shelby's other attorney, Scott Wood, previously told ABC News that Crutcher ignored more than two dozen commands from Shelby and that he allegedly reached into the driver's side open window of his SUV before the officer perceived a threat and shot him.\nProtesters upset Tulsa officer not charged with murder\nCrutcher died at the hospital where he was taken after he was shot, police said.\nThe Crutcher family's attorneys, Benjamin L. Crump and Damario Solomon-Simmons, maintain that the window was up, evidenced by the blood splattered on it when he was shot. The family and their attorneys attended the court hearing in Tulsa today.\nAccording to an affidavit by an investigator with the Tulsa County District Attorney's Office, Shelby reacted \"unreasonably by escalating the situation from a confrontation\" with Crutcher. Shelby became \"emotionally involved\" to the point that she overreacted, and she was \"not able to see any weapons or bulges indicating a weapon was present,\" the affidavit states.\nThe Tulsa Police Department released video last week from a patrol car dash-cam and from a police helicopter that arrived to the scene. Both videos show Crutcher with his hands up in the air moments before he was shot.\nShelby turned herself into the Tulsa County Jail last week. The white police officer was arrested and released less than 30 minutes later on $50,000 bond. She faces a prison sentence of at least four years if she is found guilty of first-degree manslaughter, according to the Tulsa County District Attorney's Office.\nThe Tulsa Police Department has not fired Shelby, but instead has placed her on unpaid leave. She was originally put on paid administrative leave until the charge was filed.",
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        "raw_content": "Emergency Shelter open for first cold night of season\nFriday, November 9, 2018 10:33 PM EST\nCharles Denley, a homeless man in Wichita, finds a warm bed on a cold night.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been on the streets since July,\u201d Denley said.\nHe's staying at Inter-Faith Ministries\u2019 Emergency Winter Shelter. It\u2019s only open during the five coldest months of the year. Last year, Inter-Faith's shelters helped over 1,000 people.\n\u201cWe have a lot of clients where it is a temporary homelessness issue or it\u2019s a setback and it\u2019s the first time that they\u2019ve been homeless and they don\u2019t know where to go or what to do,\u201d Executive Director of Inter-Faith Ministries, LaTasha St. Arnault said.\nFor the first time this season, meteorologists predict temperatures to drop into the teens. The shelter expects a big crowd. And now you can even bring your furry friend inside with you.\n\u201cWe realize that people that have pets that were living on the streets, it was a real barrier for them to get services and get connected, and so we are accepting individuals that are homeless with have pets,\u201d St. Arnault said.\nEveryone who comes to the shelter receives a bed, dinner and breakfast, all provided by volunteers.\n\u201cLast year on our coldest nights we served over 140 in this building alone and we\u2019ll never turn anyone away,\u201d St. Arnault said.\nSo men, just like Denley, don\u2019t have to spend the night on the streets.\n\u201cI know exactly where I\u2019m going. Right now I\u2019m just stuck,\u201d Denley said.\nIf you know someone who needs shelter tonight, Inter-Faith's Emergency Shelter will be open until 7 a-m and will reopen again tomorrow at 6 p-m.",
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        "raw_content": "The Godslayers\u2019 Legacy by Lee Carlon\nThe gods cleansed Newterra, killing all but a few survivors. Dune d\u2019Turintar, the daughter of a god\u2019s chosen and member of Avril\u2019s scattered cadre, has taken up the fallen Godslayers\u2019 cause and will take the fight to the man who bound her at birth, Lord Obdurin, to make him answer for his god\u2019s crimes.\nFor Avril Ethanson, Dune represents much more than his first challenge as Lord Obdurin\u2019s newest first-sworn, she will force him to decide if he stands with the chosen or against him.\nThe Godslayers\u2019 Legacy is the second book in The Bastard Cadre series and returns to post-apocalyptic Newterra to pick up the story where A God-Blasted Land finished.\nA little over two years ago I read the first book, The God-Blasted Land. You can read my review here. It\u2019s difficult to pick up a story two years later and fall back into the plot and the characters. Although this was a bit of a concern for me when I picked up the second book, The Godslayers\u2019 Legacy, I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly I became absorbed in it.\nOf course, the author\u2019s writing has a lot to do with that. The story is fast-paced. Something is always happening, which is my type of story. I enjoyed the characters I recognised from the first book, and was happy to discover new characters who complimented them quite nicely. Put them all together and you have strong characters, with strong personalities, and they are as stubborn as anything. It makes me smile to think how this lot are going to come together and work together in future books. Now that\u2019s something to look forward to.\nI consider the books to be science fiction fantasy. By this, I mean there\u2019s dragons and magic, as well as futuristic technology. I remember liking the way the author combined the two in the first book and I wasn\u2019t disappointed in this regard in the second book either. It\u2019s somewhat refreshing to read.\nAnd although Newterra is an imaginary world, I can relate it to our world. And because I have a liking for imagining how I would cope in our world if everything was turned upside down tomorrow, I enjoy reading post-apocalyptic stories. It\u2019s intriguing to see new ways of life blossom from the dead. And by \u2018dead\u2019, I\u2019m not talking about people. I\u2019m talking about technology, ways of life, beliefs, the strength to survive and carry on.\nThis series has it all \u2013 great characters, a fast-paced plot, post-apocalyptic storylines \u2026 and it\u2019s well written. All this makes for a pleasant, absorbing, entertaining read time. I\u2019ve already purchased book three, The Dead God\u2019s Shadow.",
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        "raw_content": "Lavishly Economical\nMany of us have so much money to pay bills and spend per month and sometimes we don\u2019t get to see that movie or other we really want too. I love it when I run across ways to do fun things economically so if you enjoy going to movies, have a smart phone and don\u2019t like the cost think about a monthly pass. It costs about the same price a movie or two would, they can be new movies and you can go to one daily if you choose to. Check it out:\nhttps://www.thebalance.com/moviepass-unlimited-new-movies-low-monthly-fee-4148380?utm_campaign=moneysl&utm_medium=email&utm_source=cn_nl&utm_content=10419314&utm_term=bouncex3\nLet\u2019s be open to new ways to do what we enjoy. We can do it more often and can add to our \u201cjoyful life living!\u201d\nFrugal Living Pt 1",
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        "raw_content": "The Parent-Child Relationship: Why Annie\u2019s and General Mills Will Work\nOn September 11, 2014 Permalink\nWhen I read the news Monday of the purchase of Annie\u2019s Homegrown (NYSE: BNNY) to General Mills (NYSE: GIS) for $820 million I was stunned. Quickly, however, my surprise shifted to disbelief with myself that I didn\u2019t see it coming given the path of Annie\u2019s over recent years. Of course selling to a larger company was part of the grand plan, and thus, another parent-child relationship begins.\nWorking on the Kashi brand (acquired by Kellogg in 2000) for many years, I learned a few things about navigating these kinds of relationships. Today, as a consultant to the food and beverage industry, I\u2019ve identified a pattern in the parent-child relationship and have come to understand that despite best intentions by all, the pitfalls and missteps are less about the specific attributes of the companies in question and more about the larger influencing factors of today\u2019s marketplace that are all too often given priority. Unfortunately, Annie\u2019s now faces the challenge of avoiding a stereotypic experience in the arc of acquisition, expanded distribution and profit, brand dilution (largely due to operational streamlining and decreased risk tolerance) and ultimate failure.\nAct like a Bull Not an Ostrich in Today\u2019s Food Climate\nIndividually, both Annie\u2019s and General Mills are at the top of my list of companies who are doing it right in today\u2019s food climate. Figuring out how to maintain relevance and leadership in the midst of the food awakening that is our country\u2019s current Food Movement, Annie\u2019s and General Mills have taken a bullish approach in their own size-appropriate way, maintaining a strong voice in the debate (Annie\u2019s mostly) and making strategic changes in business practices that have been rewarded by shareholders in today\u2019s tough climate (General Mills). Given this behavior and spirit, both companies bring compelling factors to their new relationship:\nWith other natural and organic brand acquisitions (Cascadian Farm, Muir Glen, LARABAR, Food Should Taste Good), General Mills demonstrates an awareness and acceptance of where packaged food is heading. Spending well over a million dollars to block GMO labeling initiatives may seem at odds (even hypocritical) to this behavior, but that\u2019s where those \u201clarger influencing factors of today\u2019s marketplace\u201d come into play and the saying, \u201cthe best defense is a good offense\u201d rings true. To their credit, they are evolving their business in the right direction even if they are hedging their bet through financial contributions along the way.\nAnnie\u2019s has a strong foundation of 25 years from which to solidify its reason for being in the world. Its philosophy in the areas of nutrition and people/planet health is established and, maybe more importantly, are clear keys to their success in market.\nAnnie\u2019s is positioned for massive growth. From a successful VC incubation period that ultimately led to going public and the steady increases in product distribution and consumer awareness, short of a major mistake (and I don\u2019t believe this is it), they really can\u2019t fail right now.\nFrom a timing perspective, we are years in at this point to the modern Food Movement debate and, as a result, both companies have had a good amount of time to demonstrate their positions on the big issues. If nothing else, this should provide all of the skeptics with some comfort in that both companies are less apt to do an about face on their stance and behavior.\nMom/Dad, You Don\u2019t Always Know What\u2019s Best\nPurely from a business perspective, the parent-child relationship is all about diversifying the portfolio and mitigating risk. If you\u2019ve ever worked with a financial advisor, you know that it\u2019s just not smart to have all your money in bonds or in aggressive growth stocks. Spreading your money around is the safe bet, and so it is with large food companies. To a large degree, Annie\u2019s represents an aggressive growth stock opportunity for General Mills, and from this perspective, it\u2019s just business\u2026no people and planet health aspirations required.\nTaking the financial planning analogy a step further; being a successful financial advisor requires understanding where the market is heading. Identifying what\u2019s big today is easy, real success happens when you are able to predict what will be big tomorrow. And that, General Mills (and all you other really big companies gobbling up the little guys), is what you need to keep in mind when you get your hands on Annie\u2019s and start looking for opportunities to streamline processes and optimize systems.\nAnnie\u2019s was born out of the beliefs that are leading the evolution of food and health in our culture today. Their philosophy was not adopted based on market trends and consumer insights data, it is part of their DNA, and when something is part of your DNA, you intuitively use it to guide every decision. It cannot be wrong because it exists from a consciousness that has evolved and survived through generations and across cultures.\nOn paper the Annie\u2019s business looks a bit risky because they have chosen to do things that are not yet proven out in the market. They are attractive because their bets to date may payout big, but their aggressive behavior may also lead them to fail.\nGeneral Mills, I Challenge You to Parent Differently\nSo, Parent Company, this is where you have an opportunity to parent differently. Instead of guiding your child to be more conservative, more like her peers, more like you, stop. Expand your perspective to not only prioritize financial strategy but moral ethics as well. 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        "raw_content": "We as Kenpowomen are Mothers, daughters and sisters and friends too. I felt like writing this morning as this is weighing heavy on my mind.\nI\u2019m sitting on my back patio drinking my morning coffee, the sun feels good on my face, I have a ton on my mind with the week ahead, work, karate, Crossfit, Avon39 training, house cleaning, laundry, dinners, this is no different than any other week. But what happens at the end of this week is something brings me great joy and sadness at the same time.\nIn all of the things I am, I am a MOTHER first, I was a mother before I was an adult, by the time I was 20 years old I had three children.\nThe 80\u2019s were much different time. I lived in a rural Tri-Community and there wasn\u2019t much to do. It\u2019s all about choices and in my mind being a mother was my choice, something I REALLY wanted to do. 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I mourned for them for years and I think it affected me in many ways. But I\u2019m not here to talk about my sad times, luckily my boys are doing well today and each have their own paths that they\u2019ve chosen follow, all good things!\nSo that leaves me with my youngest child, Maegen, she\u2019s 23 and since the day she was born she has been by my side with a couple intermissions here and there.\nOn a typical Sunday night, we make dinner, sometimes together or sometimes it\u2019s just one of us alone in the kitchen. We\u2019ll watch TV and chat about the shows we\u2019re watching. I\u2019ll reach over and grab her hand and give her a pat or rub her back, or Sean will throw a pillow at her, we have a good relationship. Since Sean and I have been together these past 8 years, it\u2019s been the three of us with an occasional Derek and Stephen in the mix living with us.\nAs with any mixed family, relationships build, and I\u2019d like to say that Maegen is the daughter than Sean never or will have. He loves her as a daughter. This doesn\u2019t mean that he\u2019s replaced her dad, it means that he\u2019s an addition to. Who wouldn\u2019t want someone to have double the love? We live in the typical American family, Divorced, married, re-married, 5 sets of grandparents, adopted families, step families, in-laws, half brothers and sisters, I say the More the Merrier \u2013 the more people who love you the better. It\u2019s not about a competition on who\u2019s the better parent, it\u2019s about allowing your child to be who they want to be without coercion or manipulation. I read a quote the other day:\n\u201cNotice the people who are happy for your happiness, and sad for your sadness, they\u2019re the ones who deserve a special place in your heart\u201d.\nSean and I couldn\u2019t be happier that on this Friday, we\u2019re going move Maegen up Humboldt for her to complete her education in Environmental Science. But also, there\u2019s a great sadness that I\u2019m losing my one of my best friends. I enjoy going in her room with a hot cup of coffee in the morning and chatting about what\u2019s to come in the day ahead. I love that we can sit together and talk, or sometimes not talk, just sit in silence doing our own thing, I love that she wants to be with us, that we\u2019ll backpack, hike, explore the city and cook together, I love that we can be honest with one another and not hide under a cloud of guilt or misunderstandings. Maegen has grown into a beautiful, responsible adult. She\u2019s worked, gone to school for the past 5 years and now will continue this journey not because I want her to, but because SHE wants to. How fricken exciting is that?\nI\u2019ve been reading up on \u201cempty nest syndrome\u201d.. there\u2019s a lot of stuff out there, books and poems and tons of heartbroken parents. The reason being is because it HURTS.. We spend all of our lives being a parent, nurturing, loving and making all of our decisions based on those kids, and when they leave, what do we do? I know logically that as a parent , I need to let my children live their own lives, make their own decisions and also make their own mistakes. But damn is hard.\nSo, this Friday we\u2019re moving the kid 12 hours up the 5 Freeway\u2026to her own apartment, to her own new life for the next couple of years. Thankfully there\u2019s Video chat. Thankfully I trust her judgement and I have confidence that she\u2019ll make the right decisions that are right for her.\nI love my kids, my work probably won\u2019t ever be done and that\u2019s ok, but it\u2019s time to step back and let all of them take the reigns and see where they go.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, June 22nd, 2015 at 11:49 am.\tIt is filed under Blog and tagged with empty nest, Kenpowomen, step parents, stepdad. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.\n4 Responses to \u201cEmpty Nest\u201d\nBeautiful words\u2026I\u2019m so very proud of not only Mae\u2026but you and all the time, effort, sweat, tears, and smiles it has taken both of you to get to this point.\nLovely Andree! It is hard. We all do the blended family with hearts full of joy and love better than anyone! 12 hr\u2026.road trip in the Fall!\nThank you so much. You\u2019ve been such a positive influence in her life, I know she\u2019ll love you to visit.",
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        "raw_content": "To begin with, in a latest, landmark and laudable judgment authored by Justice Abhay Manohar Sapre for himself and Justice Indu Malhotra, the Supreme Court in Mahadevappa v State of Karnataka Rep. By Public Prosecutor in Criminal Appeal No. 1261 of 2008 on January 7, 2019 upheld the conviction of a man accused of dowry death, relying largely on the evidence of his deceased wife's parents and relatives. The Apex Court Bench also upheld the High Court finding that this was a case of homicidal death and not a case of accidental death. This judgment thus reposed complete faith in the testimony of deceased's parents and termed them as most natural witnesses in dowry death cases.\nNeedless to say, the prosecution had alleged that the accused had poured kerosene oil on his wife Rukmini Bai when she was in kitchen and had set her on fire. The Trial Court had then acquitted him while holding that the prosecution was not able to prove the charge of demand of dowry against him. It had also held that there is no proof that she suffered homicidal death.\nAs it turned out, the High Court, on state's appeal had reversed these findings and convicted the accused. The accused then challenged the conviction before the Apex Court. But the Apex Court too did not find merit in his arguments.\nTo be sure, it is rightly pointed out in para 17 that, 'Having heard the learned counsel for the parties and on appreciating the entire evidence, we are inclined to agree with the reasoning and the conclusion of the High Court.' Para 18 then further points out that, 'In our view, the High Court was right in holding that a case of the appellant's conviction under Section 498-A and Section 302 IPC was made out by the prosecution beyond the reasonable doubt and, therefore, the appellant has to be convicted and accordingly sentenced for commission of twin offences punishable under Sections 498-A and 302 IPC.'\nSimply put, it is then acknowledged in para 19 that, 'On appreciating the evidence and on perusal of the record of the case, we find that it is not in dispute that Rukmini Bai died within 17 months of her marriage with the appellant (date of marriage is 4.6.1994 and date of her death is 2.10.1995). It is also not in dispute that Rukmini Bai was not suffering from any kind of ailment and was a healthy woman. It is also not in dispute that the death occurred due to severe burn injuries suffered by her on 02.10.1995.'\nMore importantly, it is then revealed in para 22 that, 'PW-1 is the father of the deceased- Rukmini Bai. He deposed in his evidence that the appellant was working as a Constable in the State Police Department. He was addicted to consuming alcohol daily. He often visited to the house of PW-1 in fully drunken condition. He deposed that Rukmini Bai had told him and his wife (mother of Rukmini Bai) that under the influence of alcohol, the appellant used to insist Rukmini Bai that she should also consume liquor and dance before him undressed. He also deposed that Rukmini Bai had told him many a times that the appellant used to harass and ill-treat her off and on in the house. He also deposed that Rukmini Bai also used to tell him that the appellant also used to beat her while he was under the influence of liquor and used to insist her to go to her parental house to bring Rs. 4000/- to Rs. 5000/- from her parents for him. He further deposed that on two occasions, he managed to send Rs. 2000/- for the appellant through Rukmini Bai but third time, he declined due to his poor financial capacity to send more money. He deposed that Rukmini Bai once told him that she apprehends danger to her life when she is alone with the appellant and, therefore, she would like to come back and stay with her parents in their house. He deposed that with the intervention of elder members of the village, Rukmini Bai was persuaded to go back and stay with the appellant for which she agreed.'\nContinuing in the same vein, it is then revealed in para 23 that, 'He deposed that Rukmini Bai on returning to her matrimonial house found that the appellant was not mending his ways, and continued with his bad habits. She had therefore sent a letter to her father mentioning the incidents of ill-treatment meted out to her by the appellant. He also deposed that on receipt of the letter from Rukmini Bai, his wife Savitribai and his elder brother's wife \u2013 Droupadi had gone to the appellant's house but the appellant abused both the ladies and did not permit them to meet Rukmini Bai. He deposed that the appellant on that day went to the extent of beating the two ladies with his shoes. The two ladies then went to the Police Station and requested the in-charge of the police station to advise the appellant to behave properly with his wife. On return back to home, both the ladies told the incident to their elder brother who then contacted Rukmini Bai when she told him to send Rs. 3000/- for the appellant failing which allow her to come back to her father's house.'\nGoing forward, it is then stated in para 24 that, 'PW-1 further deposed that after eight days, a message came to him at his residence that Rukmini Bai has suffered extensive burns on her body and is admitted in the hospital for treatment. He, therefore, immediately left for the hospital along with his relatives and friends. On reaching there, he met Rukmini Bai when she told him that it was the appellant who poured kerosene oil on her body, due to which she suffered injuries.'\nAs it turned out, it is then observed in para 25 that, 'PW-4 (Savitribai) is the mother of deceased. On perusal of her deposition, we find that she has corroborated the evidence of PW-1 which we have detailed above on all material issues. In other words, PW-4 also has given the same version of the appellant which PW-1 has given in his deposition including about the behavior of the appellant and the way he had ill-treated Rukmini Bai all along till her death.'\nAs anticipated, para 26 then very rightly observes that, 'We, therefore, need not repeat in verbatim the deposition of PW-4 except to state that her deposition is also on the same lines on which PW-1 has given his statement and it fully corroborates with the version of PW-1 on all material issues about the appellant without any contradiction between the two versions.' Furthermore, it is then aptly stated in para 27 that, 'Now, we come to the evidence of PW-5. He is another son-in-law of PW-1. His name is Bhimappa. He is brother of the appellant. He was married to PW-1's another daughter- Sonabai. His marriage was also performed on the same day on which the appellant got married to Rukmini Bai.' Para 28 then further states that, 'He also deposed that the appellant used to ill-treat Rukmini Bai and at times beat her also. He deposed that one of his relatives-Krishnappa when he visited Rukmini Bai's house, she complained to him about the bad behavior of the appellant towards her. This was told to him by Krishnappa.'\nTo put things in perspective, para 29 then elucidates that, 'Now, we come to the evidence of PW-17 (Kristappa). He is a close relative of Eknath (PW-1) \u2013 father of the deceased. He deposed that once he went to Rukmini Bai's residence and when he was on his way to a Temple at Tulasigeri, Rukmini Bai met him and complained against the appellant and told him to convey to her father (PW-1) to send money for the appellant.'\nIn essence, it is then clarified in para 30 in no uncertain terms that, 'On a perusal of the evidence of the aforementioned four prosecution witnesses, it proves in clear terms that firstly the appellant was addicted to consuming liquor. Secondly, he used to demand money from the deceased and her parents quite often; and thirdly, he also at times used to ill-treat and assault the deceased. The incident of ill-treatment and demand of money did not occur once but on many a times and it started soon after the marriage which continued till Rukmini Bai's death.'\nIt cannot be lost on us that the Supreme Court Bench while appreciating and upholding the evidentiary value of the parents of the deceased then without mincing any words states explicitly in para 31 that, 'In our opinion, there is no reason to discard the evidence of the father and mother of the deceased who are the most natural and material witnesses to speak on such issues. Indeed, in such circumstances, the daughter \u2013 a newly married girl would always like to first disclose her domestic problems to her mother and father and then to her close relatives because they have access to her and are always helpful in solving her problems.'\nWhat's more, it is then held in para 32 that, 'We have not been able to notice any kind of contradiction on any of the material issues in the evidence of these four witnesses despite they being subjected to lengthy cross-examination by the defense. That apart, why should a mother and a father speak lie unless there are justifiable reasons behind it. We do not find any such reason in this case. Not only that, even their relatives, i.e., Bhimappa and Kristappa supported their version.'\nNot stopping here, it is then held in para 33 that, 'We are, therefore, of the opinion that the acts and the behavior of the appellant (husband) towards his wife \u2013 Rukmini Bai soon after their marriage which eventually culminated in Rukmini Bai's death within seven years from the date of their marriage squarely fell within the meaning of Section 498-A Explanations (a) and (b) of IPC.'\nHaving said this, it would be imperative to now examine on what the Bench held regarding the death of Rukmini Bai being homicidal or accidental. While shedding enough light on it, the Bench observed in Para 38 that, 'Having perused the evidence, we are of the considered opinion that Rukmini Bai died due to pouring of Kerosene oil and setting her body on fire and this act could be done only by the appellant and by no one else. In other words, it was a case of homicidal death and not a case of accidental death. It is proved by following circumstances.'\nNo doubt, para 39 sets the ball rolling by observing clearly and convincingly that, 'First, it is not in dispute that the incident in question occurred in the house when only the deceased and the appellant were present. In other words, the appellant was the only person present at the time of incident in the house with the deceased.' Para 40 then states that, 'In these circumstances, it was the appellant who could give some plausible explanation as to how and in what manner the incident in question occurred. As mentioned above, the explanation given by the appellant was that Rukmini Bai's sari accidentally caught fire when she was boiling the water on the oven. In our opinion, this story of the appellant cannot be believed.'\nMoving ahead, it is then observed in para 41 that, 'Second, the evidence of I.O., Post-Mortem Report, FSL report and the evidence of doctor (PW-6) has proved that kerosene oil was found on the body of deceased and second, one bottle of kerosene oil was also lying in the room. The presence of kerosene oil on the body of deceased would indicate that the kerosene oil was poured on her body. Since the appellant was the only person present in the room (kitchen), it was he who could do it.'\nTo put it succinctly, para 42 then spells out that, 'Third, the presence of broken bangles found in the room suggest that the deceased must have struggled with the appellant to save herself which resulted in breaking of her bangles.' Furthermore, para 43 then states that, 'Fourth, had it been a case of catching of simple fire from the oven, then in such event, the smell of kerosene oil from the body of the deceased would not have been found on her body.'\nWhile explicitly ruling out the possibility of deceased committing suicide, it is then observed in para 44 that, 'Fifth, it is nobody's case that the deceased tried to commit suicide by pouring kerosene oil on her and then put herself on fire.'\nBluntly put, para 45 then exposes the sharp differences between the appellant and the deceased while pointing out that, 'Sixth, the relations between the appellant and deceased were not cordial. The appellant always used to demand money from the deceased which she was not in a position to give to the appellant.'\nWhile again ruling out the possibility of accident as the cause of her death, it is then pointed out in para 46 that, 'Seventh, had this been a case of accident as suggested by the defense then burn injuries sustained by the deceased would have been more on the lower part of her body rather than the upper part of the body because according to defense, the deceased was near to oven when her sari caught fire. The post-mortem report, however, showed that the burn injuries were more on her upper part and her blouse was found burnt.'\nTo say the least, it is then again reiterated in para 47 that, 'In the absence of any plausible explanation given by the appellant and the one which was suggested but not having been proved and further keeping in view the circumstances, the manner in which the incident occurred and material seized from the room i.e. kerosene and bottle, it is proved beyond reasonable doubt that the appellant was responsible for causing death of Rukmini Bai. In other words, Rukmini Bai's death was homicidal and not accidental.'\nCuriously enough, it is then pointed out in para 48 that, 'Learned counsel for the appellant argued that some of the witnesses of the prosecution did not support their case, and turned hostile. It is for this reason, learned counsel submitted that the prosecution case should be discarded.'\nIt is a no-brainer that all this did not impress the Bench and it is then observed in para 49 that, 'We do not agree to this submission of the learned counsel for the appellant. The evidence of four prosecution witnesses which we have detailed above fully proves the case of the prosecution. In this view of the matter, even if, some witnesses might have turned hostile, yet it would be of no significance and nor it would adversely affect the case of the prosecution. It is more so when the witnesses which we have referred above did not turn hostile and were, therefore, rightly believed by the High Court.'\nLastly, it is then held in para 50 that, 'In view of the foregoing discussion, we agree with the reasons and the conclusion of the High Court. 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        "raw_content": "Lakeshore visitation tops \u201816 stories\nSCOTT TUCKER, shown here speaking to a group on the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service (NPS), was named superintendent of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore this year. The Lakeshore \u2014 and the NPS \u2014 had banner years. #1 Lakeshore visitation\nVisitors flocked in droves to Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore last year smashing all-time records well before the end of the calendar year.\nThat made park visitation our No. 1 story of 2016. \u201cWe\u2019ve been discovered. We\u2019ve been discovered and I think it\u2019s going to continue,\u201d said Sally Guzowski, director of the Leelanau Peninsula Chamber of Commerce.\nVisitation figures from last month have yet to be tallied. Even so, from Jan. 1 through Nov. 30, some 1,675,163 visitors were counted at the national park \u2014 well above the 1,535,633 record for the entire year set in 2015.\nTRIBAL CHAIRMAN Thurlow \u201cSam\u201d McClellan and a change in leadership in the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians were among top stories for 2016 in Leelanau County. \u201cIt\u2019s not the record that surprises me, but the margin by which it beat previous records,\u201d said Tom Ulrich, deputy superintendent at Sleeping Bear Dunes.\nPark attendance has grown steadily since 2011 when Good Morning America dubbed Sleeping Bear the \u201cMost Beautiful Place in America.\u201d\nSince then Sleeping Bear and the Grand Traverse region have be recognized as a top spot for its restaurants, beaches, vineyards and craft breweries, among others.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a new standard ... 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The only exceptions to this were November and April with 27,774 and 30,032 were recorded, respectively.\nWhile the bulk of travelers make their way to Sleeping Bear during the summer months of June, July and August, local business leaders report major growth in the shoulder-season \u2014 months preceding and following those three months.\n\u201cWithin our business, activity during the summer months has remained static,\u201d said Paul Skinner, owner of Miser\u2019s Hoard gifts and Antiques in Empire and president of the Empire Chamber of Commerce. \u201cOur sales per annum have increased 15 to 16 percent with the majority of our growth during the shoulder seasons.\u201d\nThe year started out with record counts in January, February and March totaling 47,737, completely blowing away the tally for the same months of the previous record year of 2015. The same period that year totaled just over 30,000.\nThe shoulder season the other side of the three-month peak \u2014 September, October and November \u2014 saw records fall in two of the three months. In September, 159,394 visitors were recorded, besting the previous record set in September 2011 by more than 8,400. In October, a new record of 122,032 was set topping the previous record, set in 2015, by just over 2,800.\nWhy the increased visitation? Some point to the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail, a 16-mile non-motorized path which runs from south of Manning Road in Empire Township to Bohemian Road in Cleveland Township.\nThe trail draws walkers, joggers and bicyclists during spring, summer and fall and snowshoers and cross-country skiers when weather permits.\n\u201cWe had 75,000 people use the trail last year and I don\u2019t see use falling in the future,\u201d said Kerry Kelly, chairman of the Friends of Sleeping Bear. \u201cMany people tell us they\u2019re here because of the trail.\u201d\nKelly\u2019s group is working with the Park Service to establish hiking trails and a bike trail in Empire Township.\nThe Friends group has just received a grant to explore how to improve access to beaches and trails for the disabled within the Park.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a portion of the population that is getting older and can\u2019t do the things they used to be able to,\u201d Kelly said. \u201cWe want to make it easier for them to access what the park has to offer.\u201d\nThe next question is how long the 2016 attendance record will stand.\n# 2 SugarLoaf climbs back into list\nIn 2015, the sad saga of Sugar Loaf Resort didn\u2019t even make it onto the list of top 10 stories in the Enterprise after being on or near the top of the list through many of the previous years.\nIt is No. 2 on the list this year.\nThe long-shuttered and now-blighted ski resort was finally sold in 2016 after having been closed since March 2000.\nCalifornia real estate attorney Jeff Katofsky purchased the resort in November from a corporate entity controlled by a long-time owner of the resort, Remo Polselli.\nAlthough a warranty deed on the property says a corporation controlled by Katofsky acquired the property for $3 million, Katofsky said he actually paid more than $6 million for the resort. He said it will take another $20 million to $50 million and several years of work to get the resort up and running again.\nKatofsky has a $6 million mortgage on the resort through a corporation set up in Montana just weeks before he acquired the resort. Katofsky said his acquisition of Sugar Loaf and two other downstate Michigan properties were part of a legal settlement with Polselli in connection with properties Polselli owned in other states.\nAs for the inclusion of the sale of Sugar Loaf Resort on this year\u2019s \u201ctop 10\u201d list of stories in the Leelanau Enterprise, Katofsky said it might make more sense to include the resort on the list sometime in the future.\n\u201cThis would be more appropriate for your list once plans are complete and construction begins in 2019,\u201d Katofsky told the Enterprise this week. \u201cUntil then, there is virtually nothing to report.\u201d\nLeelanau County Administrator Chet Janik said he joined the head of the Leelanau County Construction Code Authority, Steve Haugen, in meeting with Katofsky during his brief visit to the county on Dec. 14. Janik said Katofsky stopped by the Government Center in connection with his first-ever visit to Sugar Loaf after buying it sight-unseen in November.\n\u201cI think Mr. Katofsky realizes what a challenge he is facing and what will need to be done in the short term to bring Sugar Loaf into compliance with the Construction Code,\u201d Janik said.\nBefore plans for the resort are finalized and redevelopment begins, derelict structures on the property will need to be boarded up in compliance with strict Construction Code requirements.\n\u201cI found Mr. Katofsky to be quite humble and realistic about what it will take to get Sugar Loaf going again,\u201d Janik said. \u201cI especially like the fact that he did not make any promises.\u201d\n\u2014 by Eric Carlson\n# 3 Political friction in election year\nThe friction between presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump may have dominated the national news over the past several months, but the story came in No. 3 on the Enterprise\u2019s top 10 stories of the year.\nIt\u2019s no surprise that the Republican won that race in Leelanau County \u2014 though not in all townships \u2014 but Democrats were sure this was the election when they would prevail statewide and nationally.\n\u201cI was clearly surprised,\u201d said Betty Bushey, who is active in the Democratic party. \u201cWe really did have information coming from national and state sources that polls indicated Hillary Clinton was going to win. When that didn\u2019t happen we were taken quite by surprise and extremely disappointed.\u201d\nLocally, Democrats lost a seat on the County Board of Commissioners when incumbent Peachy Rentenbach was defeated by newcomer Casey Noonan, a Republican as well as the bearer of one of the most well-known names in the county.\nIncumbent GOP Treasurer John A. Gallagher III survived a challenge by Dem. Jennifer Zywicki, the county\u2019s chief staff accountant.\nAnd while Leelanau Township Supervisor Doug Scripps, a Democrat, kept his seat, his son Dan Scripps, also a Dem. and Leelanau Township resident, lost his bid for the 101st State House seat to Curt VanderWall.\nCharlie Godbout, of Empire Township, was also surprised by election results. He said he was especially surprised by how badly District 7 Commission candidate John O\u2019Neill lost to long-time GOP incumbent Melinda Lautner. That vote was 1,030 to 882.\n\u201cMy interpretation was that there was going to be down-ballot drop off on the Republican side, which didn\u2019t occur,\u201d Godbout said. \u201cWe thought Republicans were going to stay home because they couldn\u2019t vote for Donald Trump.\u201d\nKeith Ashley of Leland Township is an independent who said he voted for neither of the top two presidential candidates and so won\u2019t be taking any blame for anything that goes on over the next four years.\nBut Keith believes partisanship has no place in local elections at the county and township level. He says all candidates should run with no party affiliation.\n\u201cTrying to do the best job for local citizens is the best thing,\u201d Ashley said. \u201cI\u2019d really like to see partisanship out of the local elections.\u201d\n\u2014 by Patti Brandt Burgess\n# 4 Home sales in Leelanau County went through roof.\nSome time about the third week in October, the year-long marks for number of homes sold and monetary volume of sales in the county were surpassed, according to figures provided by the Traverse Area Association of Realtors.\nThrough November, the value of home sales in the county hit $162.8 million \u2014 about 13 percent higher than the previous year-long mark of $$144.6 million set in 2014. County builders are also reporting banner years with some contracting to build homes one, two or even three years in advance. The housing crash of 2008 suddenly seems like a long time ago.\n# 5 Rare bank robbery shakes community.\nEmpire seems an unlikely place to host a rarity in Leelanau County history, a bank robbery, unless you go back to its days as a lumber and sea-faring town.\nBut, indeed, that\u2019s what occurred as thousands of dollars were taken by a masked gunman. Prosecutors have filed charges against William F. Minore of Benzonia, although neither the money nor the gun used in the robbery have been found.\n# 6 Jaquan J. White\nJaquan J. White, a 25-year-old Fife Lake man, was shot in the head on Jan;. 11 in the bedroom of what deputies allege was a drug house being operated in Suttons Bay. The accidental shooting apparently occurred while two children were playing a game with White that involved an AK-47. Consequently, the children\u2019s mother, Jennifer L. Bartlett of 333 W. First St., pleaded guilty to drug charges and attempted perjury. Meanwhile, members of the community were shocked at the shooting.\n#7 Recreation center, pool sought in S-B\nSuttons Bay Public School has unveiled an ambitious plan to build a community recreation center at the site of the now-vacant middle school, and is seeking approval from voters to take out $14.2 million bond. The Traverse City YMCA originally partnered with the school district in a study to determine the feasibility of such a center, but withdrew participation when the study showed the community was not large enough to support it.\n# 8 More county building problems\nContractors working on a $1 million \u201cupgrade\u201d to the county Law Enforcement Center (LEC) recovered some potentially life-threatening problems in the building. The upgrade was required to fix long-standing problems in heating and air conditioning systems, and follows major work needed in the insulation system at the County Government Center. The LEC was opened in 2005; the Government Center building in 2008.\n# 9 Leelanau shuffles school superintendents\nSander Scott, known for his ability on the basketball court at Northport and Central Michigan University, took over reigns at Glen Lake Community Schools as the district moves beyond the Joan Groening years. Groening, who resigned abruptly in 2015 just as an audit was to be released, is suing the school district in federal court. Meanwhile, the Northport School Board of Education \u2014 in an unusual if not controversial decision \u2014 hired Neal Wetherbee, son of the School Board president, as its superintendent. President Tom Wetherbee abstained from voting; the initial vote was 3-2.\n# 10 Change in GTB leadership\nMembers of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians have elected a new leader in Thurlow Samuel McClellan, 66, who won over incumbent acting chairman Jo Anne Cook. 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        "raw_content": "The Benghazi Transcripts: Top Defense officials briefed Obama on 'attack,' not video or protest\nhttp://www.legal-project.org/4229/the-benghazi-transcripts-top-defense-officials\nMinutes after the American consulate in Benghazi came under assault on Sept. 11, 2012, the nation's top civilian and uniformed defense officials -- headed for a previously scheduled Oval Office session with President Obama -- were informed that the event was a \"terrorist attack,\" declassified documents show. The new evidence raises the question of why the top military men, one of whom was a member of the president's Cabinet, allowed him and other senior Obama administration officials to press a false narrative of the Benghazi attacks for two weeks afterward.\nGen. Carter Ham, who at the time was head of AFRICOM, the Defense Department combatant command with jurisdiction over Libya, told the House in classified testimony last year that it was him who broke the news about the unfolding situation in Benghazi to then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The tense briefing -- in which it was already known that U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens had been targeted and had gone missing -- occurred just before the two senior officials departed the Pentagon for their session with the commander in chief.\nAccording to declassified testimony obtained by Fox News, Ham -- who was working out of his Pentagon office on the afternoon of Sept. 11 -- said he learned about the assault on the consulate compound within 15 minutes of its commencement, at 9:42 p.m. Libya time, through a call he received from the AFRICOM Command Center.\n\"My first call was to General Dempsey, General Dempsey's office, to say, 'Hey, I am headed down the hall. I need to see him right away,'\" Ham told lawmakers on the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigation on June 26 of last year. \"I told him what I knew. We immediately walked upstairs to meet with Secretary Panetta.\"\nHam's account of that fateful day was included in some 450 pages of testimony given by senior Pentagon officials in classified, closed-door hearings conducted last year by the Armed Services subcommittee. The testimony, given under \"Top Secret\" clearance and only declassified this month, presents a rare glimpse into how information during a crisis travels at the top echelons of America's national security apparatus, all the way up to the president.\nAlso among those whose secret testimony was declassified was Dempsey, the first person Ham briefed about Benghazi. Ham told lawmakers he considered it a fortuitous \"happenstance\" that he was able to rope Dempsey and Panetta into one meeting, so that, as Ham put it, \"they had the basic information as they headed across for the meeting at the White House.\" Ham also told lawmakers he met with Panetta and Dempsey when they returned from their 30-minute session with President Obama on Sept. 11.\nArmed Services Chairman Howard \"Buck\" McKeon, R-Calif., sitting in on the subcommittee's hearing with Ham last June, reserved for himself an especially sensitive line of questioning: namely, whether senior Obama administration officials, in the very earliest stages of their knowledge of Benghazi, had any reason to believe that the assault grew spontaneously out of a demonstration over an anti-Islam video produced in America.\nNumerous aides to the president and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton repeatedly told the public in the weeks following the murder of Ambassador Stevens and three other Americans that night -- as Obama's hotly contested bid for re-election was entering its final stretch -- that there was no evidence the killings were the result of a premeditated terrorist attack, but rather were the result of a protest gone awry. Subsequent disclosures exposed the falsity of that narrative, and the Obama administration ultimately acknowledged that its early statements on Benghazi were untrue.\n\"In your discussions with General Dempsey and Secretary Panetta,\" McKeon asked, \"was there any mention of a demonstration or was all discussion about an attack?\" Ham initially testified that there was some \"peripheral\" discussion of this subject, but added \"at that initial meeting, we knew that a U.S. facility had been attacked and was under attack, and we knew at that point that we had two individuals, Ambassador Stevens and Mr. [Sean] Smith, unaccounted for.\"\nRep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, a first-term lawmaker with experience as an Iraq war veteran and Army reserve officer, pressed Ham further on the point, prodding the 29-year Army veteran to admit that \"the nature of the conversation\" he had with Panetta and Dempsey was that \"this was a terrorist attack.\"\nThe transcript reads as follows:\nWENSTRUP: \"As a military person, I am concerned that someone in the military would be advising that this was a demonstration. I would hope that our military leadership would be advising that this was a terrorist attack.\"\nHAM: \"Again, sir, I think, you know, there was some preliminary discussion about, you know, maybe there was a demonstration. But I think at the command, I personally and I think the command very quickly got to the point that this was not a demonstration, this was a terrorist attack.\"\nWENSTRUP: \"And you would have advised as such if asked. Would that be correct?\"\nHAM: \"Well, and with General Dempsey and Secretary Panetta, that is the nature of the conversation we had, yes, sir.\"\nPanetta told the Senate Armed Services Committee in February of last year that it was him who informed the president that \"there was an apparent attack going on in Benghazi.\" \"Secretary Panetta, do you believe that unequivocally at that time we knew that this was a terrorist attack?\" asked Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla. \"There was no question in my mind that this was a terrorist attack,\" Panetta replied.\nSenior State Department officials who were in direct, real-time contact with the Americans under assault in Benghazi have also made clear they, too, knew immediately -- from surveillance video and eyewitness accounts -- that the incident was a terrorist attack. After providing the first substantive \"tick-tock\" of the events in Benghazi, during a background briefing conducted on the evening of Oct. 9, 2012, a reporter asked two top aides to then-Secretary Clinton: \"What in all of these events that you've described led officials to believe for the first several days that this was prompted by protests against the video?\"\n\"That is a question that you would have to ask others,\" replied one of the senior officials. \"That was not our conclusion.\"\nHam's declassified testimony further underscores that Obama's earliest briefing on Benghazi was solely to the effect that the incident was a terrorist attack, and raises once again the question of how the narrative about the offensive video, and a demonstration that never occurred, took root within the White House as the explanation for Benghazi.\nThe day after the attacks, which marked the first killing of an American ambassador in the line of duty since 1979, Obama strode to the Rose Garden to comment on the loss, taking pains in his statement to say: \"We reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others.\" As late as Sept. 24, during an appearance on the talk show \"The View,\" when asked directly by co-host Joy Behar if Benghazi had been \"an act of terrorism,\" the president hedged, saying: \"Well, we're still doing an investigation.\"\nThe declassified transcripts show that beyond Ham, Panetta and Dempsey, other key officers and channels throughout the Pentagon and its combatant commands were similarly quick to label the incident a terrorist attack. In a classified session on July 31 of last year, Westrup raised the question with Marine Corps Col. George Bristol, commander of AFRICOM's Joint Special Operations Task Force for the Trans Sahara region.\nBristol, who was traveling in Dakar, Senegal when the attack occurred, said he received a call from the Joint Operations Center alerting him to \"a considerable event unfolding in Libya.\" Bristol's next call was to Lt. Col. S.E. Gibson, an Army commander stationed in Tripoli. Gibson informed Bristol that Stevens was missing, and that \"there was a fight going on\" at the consulate compound.\nWESTRUP: \"So no one from the military was ever advising, that you are aware of, that this was a demonstration gone out of control, it was always considered an attack -\"\nBRISTOL: \"Yes, sir.\"\nWENSTRUP: \"-- on the United States?\"\nBRISTOL: \"Yes, sir. ... We referred to it as the attack.\"\nStaffers on the Armed Services subcommittee conducted nine classified sessions on the Benghazi attacks, and are close to issuing what they call an \"interim\" report on the affair. Fox News reported in October their preliminary conclusion that U.S. forces on the night of the Benghazi attacks were postured in such a way as to make military rescue or intervention impossible -- a finding that buttresses the claims of Dempsey and other senior Pentagon officials.\nWhile their investigation continues, staffers say they still want to question Panetta directly. But the former defense secretary, now retired, has resisted such calls for additional testimony.\n\"He is in the president's Cabinet,\" said Rep. Martha Roby R-Ala., chair of the panel that collected the testimony, of Panetta. \"The American people deserve the truth. They deserve to know what's going on, and I honestly think that that's why you have seen -- beyond the tragedy that there was a loss of four Americans' lives -- is that the American people feel misled.\"\n\"Leon Panetta should have spoken up,\" agreed Kim R. Holmes, a former assistant secretary of state under President George W. Bush and now a distinguished fellow at the Heritage Foundation. \"The people at the Pentagon and frankly, the people at the CIA stood back while all of this was unfolding and allowed this narrative to go on longer than they should have.\"\nNeither Panetta's office nor the White House responded to Fox News' requests for comment.\nJames Rosen joined Fox News Channel (FNC) in 1999. He currently serves as the chief Washington correspondent and hosts the online show \"The Foxhole.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Young People' Section\nby Tpfairfax \u00bb Thu Jan 15, 2015 5:09 am\nCould (should) we have a Junior Members section which would cover piping issues relevant to young people.\nAt present, there is a perception (anecdotal evidence from a small number of children to whom I have spoken that many of the wider issues, though relevant to the community as a whole, seem less relevant to those who are involved.\nWe are working hard to make the NPS relevant to junior members, a dedicated section of the BB would show commitment - and also elicit rather than deter engagement on relevant issues.\nRe: Young People' Section\nby pipemakermike \u00bb Fri Jan 16, 2015 2:59 pm\nI am not keen to add any new sections having put a lot of effort into de-fragmenting and simplifying the forum. I doubt that a Junior section would add anything. I would hope that any questions from any age would be posted in the appropriate existing areas where the whole knowledge of the pipers (or at least the few who actually post) would be available to all.\nAs is well known I have put in a serious amount of my own time to support the playing of young people and I just can't see that a new forum would be used.\nMy response to the 'should' part of your proposal is 'no'.\nUnfortunately, there is a perception that many of the wider issues discussed here are irrelevant to the piping interests of the middle-aged and old as well as the young. It is an unfortunate and erroneous perception, but one which seems difficult to shift. Evidence for this is the very low level and infrequency of participation. Often the Forum seems like an occasional interesting and expert conversation between the very few of us. An additional section within this forum is unlikely to do any good.\nI agree fully with Mike's remarks and am grateful for the work he has put into further organising and optimising this forum, just as I am to Barry who set the whole thing up in the first place.\nI regard the forum as a most useful resource, in that it encourages the exchange of expert opinion as well as being very welcoming and useful to anyone posing enquiries from a beginner's perspective. There is much interesting exchange in parallel on the Facebook group set up by a private NPS member, but anything of worth there is, of its nature, ephemeral and disappears within a day or so. Here, it lives on as a useful resource.\nI think the best improvement of this Forum would be brought about by its increased use and wider participation throughout the age range. I believe it would be worth the Committee's time to have some discussion about how this might be encouraged.\nby Tpfairfax \u00bb Thu Feb 12, 2015 11:14 am\nFrancis, Mike\nThanks for this - and apols for the delay in response - your points are well made - In addition, you bring out a number of wider important issues that are worthy of discussion (Though as you rightly point out - the value might be limited by the number of people who frequent this valuable resource!).\nRe the young people section - you may be right - and given the fact that a small proportion of the community use this BBS and that a smaller proportion still are under the age of 21.... the target audience, at this stage, will be very limited. My suggestion was also a marker to see if anyone of fresher years would respond - - and whilst we three all clearly feel like adolescent gazelles - I suspect we might not exactly count\nThere are a number of initiatives running to try to engage the younger tribe - and If a need for a discrete area appears - we can look at it then.\nI will leave this thread out here as a hook so that should anyone want to pick this up - we can open the debate again.\nOn the other issues: principally, the use of the BBS - I agree, its a useful resource, though interesting that those actively using it all seem to have a specific interest/need.\nIt does strike me, however, that this is a different discussion and I will start another thread accordingly. In the mean time - thanks for your thoughts on this - very useful.",
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        "raw_content": "So this is interesting. Publishers Thames & Hudson have initiated a worldwide open call to painters, inviting them to submit their work for a chance to be part of a new book, to be published in 2014, definitively titled 100 Painters of Tomorrow. It basically sounds like New American Paintings on crack.\nFrom the 100 Painters of Tomorrow website:\n\"100 Painters of Tomorrow is an ambitious new project, initiated by editor-curator Kurt Beers and the publishers Thames & Hudson, to find the 100 most exciting painters at work today. Culminating in a major publication that will introduce and present each artist and their work, creating a snapshot of the best new talent in painting from across the globe.\"\nThe job of selecting \"the 100 most exciting painters at work today\" from an international applicant pool seems beyond daunting. 10 jurors, under the chairmanship of Kurt Beers, have been brought in to complete the task, including Cecily Brown (the only painter), Barry Schwabsky (contributor to the popular painting surveys Vitamin P and Vitamin P2), and Sir Norman Rosenthal (a knight). Los Angeles is represented on the jury by Suzanne Hudson, an Assistant Professor of Art History at the University of Southern California.\nIf you're interested in applying you'll need to hurry as the deadline to submit is March 15, 2013 March 22, 2013. The application calls for a CV, a brief artist statement, 4 images of your work, and \u00a310 ($14.93 at today's exchange rate). I imagine it wouldn't hurt to already be a fairly well known young painter, as well. Remember, you will be up against the entire world.",
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        "raw_content": "Image by Mike Brooke\nA frequent book reviewer, interviewer and festival chair, Paula holds degrees from universities in New Zealand, the U.K. and the US, including a D.Phil from the University of York and an MFA from the Iowa Writers\u2019 Workshop.\nShe has been awarded numerous residencies and fellowships, including Bellagio (the Rockefeller Foundation) in Italy, Brecht\u2019s House in Denmark, Passa Porta in Belgium, and the International Writers and Translators\u2019 House in Ventspils, Latvia. She has appeared at festivals in Europe, the US, China, the UK and New Zealand.\nFor ten years, Paula worked in London and New York, first as a publicist and marketing executive in the record business, and later as a branding consultant and advertising copywriter. Since 2003 she\u2019s taught creative writing at universities, including Tulane University in New Orleans, and the University of Sheffield in England. She is convenor of the Master in Creative Writing programme at the University of Auckland in New Zealand.\n2015 Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award in the UK\n(False River)\n2012 New Zealand Post Book Awards, Fiction category\n(Rangatira)\n2012 Nga Kupu Ora Maori Book Awards in New Zealand, Fiction category\n2009 Commonwealth Prize\n(Forbidden Cities)\n2003 Montana New Zealand Book Awards, Best First Fiction Book\n(Queen of Beauty)\n2001 Adam Foundation Prize in Creative Writing\nMore information about Paula\nThe New Zealand Book Council\nAcademy of New Zealand Literature\nPaula\u2019s Wikipedia page\nPaula\u2019s blog is Trendy But Casual\nNew Zealand Herald, 2015\nNew Zealand Listener, 2015\nDominion Post, 2015\nRangatira (2011)\nForbidden Cities (short stories, 2008)\nTrendy But Casual (2007)\nHibiscus Coast (2005)\nQueen of Beauty (2002)\nThe Eternal City (2015)\nHene and the Burning Harbour (2013)\nOn Coming Home (2015)\nThe Penguin Book of Contemporary New Zealand Short Stories (2008, editor)",
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        "raw_content": "Gas Prices Offset Good News about Jobs\nMitt Romney has retaken a significant lead nationally in the race for the Republican presidential nomination, even as he has fallen further behind Barack Obama in a general election matchup. Moreover, Obama\u2019s own job approval rating has reached 50% for the first time since last May, shortly after the killing of Osama bin Laden.\nThe latest national survey by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, conducted March 7-11 among 1,503 adults, including 1,188 registered voters and 538 Republican and Republican-leaning voters, finds that Romney leads Rick Santorum, 33% to 24%, in the GOP nomination contest. A month ago, the two men were in a virtual tie (28% Romney, 30% Santorum).\nBut both GOP frontrunners are running well behind Barack Obama in general election matchups. Among all voters, Obama leads Romney by 12 points (54% to 42%) and Santorum by 18 points (57% to 39%). Obama\u2019s advantage among women voters, while largely unchanged from a month ago, remains substantial \u2013 20 points over Romney and 26 points over Santorum.\nObama also holds an enthusiasm advantage over both of his main GOP rivals. In a matchup with Romney, 41% say they support Obama strongly, compared with only 28% who strongly support the former Massachusetts governor. Obama holds a commanding 45% to 28% lead over Santorum in strong support.\nRepublicans have a modest lead in engagement; 71% of Republican and Republican-leaning voters say they have given quite a lot of thought to the presidential election, compared with 64% of Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters. However, this is far short of the engagement advantage the GOP held in pre-election polls in the 2010 midterm campaign.\nObama is widely viewed as likely to defeat either Romney or Santorum in November. Nearly six-in-ten registered voters (59%) say that Obama is likely to prevail if the election is between Obama and Romney; just 32% expect Romney to win. About seven-in-ten (68%) say that Obama is likely to beat Santorum, if he becomes the GOP nominee.\nWhile overwhelming majorities of Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters think that Obama will win against Romney or Santorum, Republicans are far less confident in their parties\u2019 candidates. Just 60% of Republican and Republican-leaning voters say Romney is likely to defeat Obama. In an Obama-Santorum matchup, even fewer GOP voters (46%) predict victory; about as many expect Obama to best Santorum (43%).\nThe poll includes other positive signs for Obama, as well some potential vulnerabilities. For the first time since last May, significantly more approve (50%) than disapprove (41%) of his overall job performance. That is little changed from a month ago (47% approve, 43% disapprove), but in January 44% approved of the way Obama is handling his job as president, while 48% disapproved.\nObama\u2019s approval rating for handling the economy also has improved over the past several months. Currently, 43% approve of his handling of the economy, while 53% disapprove. In November, 35% gave him positive marks on the economy and 58% disapproved.\nThe public\u2019s view of overall economic news \u2013 as well as news about the job situation \u2013 has shown decided improvement since last summer. Yet perceptions of news about gas prices have taken a sharp turn for the worse.\nFully 85% say the news they are hearing about gas prices is mostly bad, which is up from 47% last November. In contrast, the percentage saying they are hearing mostly bad news about the job situation has fallen 26 points since November \u2013 from 64% to 38% \u2013 and stands at one of its lowest points in a measure dating back nearly three years.\nThe mixed perceptions of economic news have had little effect on underlying opinions about the state of the economy. The public\u2019s rating of current economic conditions remains stubbornly negative. Nearly nine-in-ten (89%) say economic conditions are only fair or poor, a figure that has changed little over the last four years.\nEconomic optimism increased sharply between December and February and is unchanged since last month. Currently, 44% say they expect economic conditions in the country to be better a year from now, 14% say conditions will be worse and 38% say they will be the same.\nViews of Candidates, Parties\nThe survey finds that the contentious Republican primary has taken a toll on the image of the leading GOP candidates. In the current survey, just 29% of Americans say they have a favorable view of Romney, while 51% say they have an unfavorable impression. In November, opinions about Romney were more closely divided (36% favorable vs. 42% unfavorable). Santorum\u2019s image has grown much more negative in the past month alone: 27% say they have a favorable view of Santorum, while 44% view him unfavorably. In February, about as many said they had a favorable opinion as an unfavorable one (33% vs. 36%).\nObama\u2019s personal image remains much more favorable than either Romney\u2019s or Santorum\u2019s. Currently, 56% of Americans say they have a favorable impression of Obama while 41% have an unfavorable view.\nMoreover, while the Democratic Party is viewed more favorably than it was a few months ago, the Republican Party\u2019s image is little changed \u2013 and remains much more negative than positive. Just 36% have a favorable opinion of the GOP, compared with 56% who have an unfavorable opinion. That is largely unchanged from January (35% favorable vs. 58% unfavorable).\nCurrently, 49% say they have a favorable impression of the Democratic Party, while 43% view the party unfavorably. In January, 43% viewed the Democratic Party favorably and 51% had an unfavorable impression.\nThe Democratic Party has opened a slim 44% to 39% advantage as the party better able to improve the job situation. The Democrats also are viewed as better able to represent people\u2019s views on abortion (by 16 points), and to deal with health care (14 points), Medicare (13 points) and the nation\u2019s energy problems (11 points).The two parties run about even on dealing with the federal budget deficit (41% Democrats, 42% Republicans).\nHalf of Americans (50%) say the Republican Party is more extreme in its positions; just 35% say that phrase better describes the Democratic Party. Those opinions have changed little since July. Still, about as many say the Republican Party (39%) as the Democratic Party (42%) can better manage the federal government.\nHealth Care Law: Two Years Later\nThe survey also finds that, two years after the passage of comprehensive health care legislation, the public is evenly divided over the law. Overall, 47% approve of the law, while 45% disapprove. In January 2011, 41% approved and 48% disapproved.\nAbout half of Americans (53%) say that Congress should either expand the health care law (33%) or leave it as it is (20%); 38% favor its repeal. However, substantially more disapprove (56%) than approve (41%) of a key provision in the law that requires individuals to have health insurance by 2014 or pay a penalty. This provision is at the heart of a constitutional challenge to the law, which will be heard before the U.S. Supreme Court in late March.\nOpinion on health care legislation is sharply divided along partisan lines. 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        "title": "CERN: Bending the World Over for a 'Little Big Bang' - Thought for Food",
        "raw_content": "Home > Blogroll > CERN: Bending the World Over for a 'Little Big Bang'\n[This is the longest article I\u2019ve ever published here, which might suggest how important I think the subject matter is. Truth is, they\u2019re all, equally important to me. The reason for the length will soon become self-evident. If you want a \u201cCliff\u2019s Notes\u201d version of what it\u2019s all about, it\u2019s simply about you, and knowing and Loving who you are. Problem is, there are no shortcuts to gaining that place of love and peace within yourself, especially when the world seems to be going to \u201cHell in a hand basket.\u201d It is a choice that comes by ignoring external data. Be forewarned that some \u201csacred cows\u201d may get eaten along the way.~AA]\nWhile media pundits do their best to convince the public that ISIS is \u201ccoming to get them,\u201d the races can\u2019t stand each other, Christians need to circle the wagons against Muslims, MORE guns and bullets are the solution, plus MORE paranoid abusive \u201cprotection\u201d from a domestic military force, and less FREEDOM, the scientific world has been exploring both outer and inner space for some time.\nOn the outer space side of things, precious little has been disclosed of what is really known about intelligent life in the universe. Official involvement with extraterrestrial beings, both humanoid and non-human, go far beyond sightings and visitations. There have been far deeper levels of contact, influence, science and experimentation that have not been disclosed.\nOn the inner space front, I will venture that the desecration act that is the invasion and alteration of the human Genetic Code, which gave birth to the Genetic Engineering Industry, is very likely another result of \u201cinformation transfer pacts\u201d made with alien beings. Not that humans weren\u2019t capable of such discoveries, but orthodox thinking\u2013the kind that still dominates \u201cpublic\u201d science\u2013conspires against it, while various institutionalized policies disturbingly appear to be against the best interests of humanity as a whole. Some examples include: geo-engineering, genetic engineering, chemical-based patent-protected agribusiness, chemical-based medical practices, contaminated water supplies and artificial droughts, with false flag events sprinkled here and there.\n\u201cGovernment\u201d may actually be something very different in reality that what we\u2019re thinking it is. Instead of being of the people, by the people, and for the people, the purpose of government is more likely for the limitation and control of the people, through the vehicles of sickness, debt, mis-education, and war. A legitimate question may be, \u201cControl by whom?\u201d\nLet this short video serve as an appetizer before we get into our main subject.\nThe scientific community has been much more forthcoming on the inner space side of things, but\u2026 and yes, there\u2019s still a but\u2026 some of the most celebrated and expensive initiatives \u201cadvanced\u201d by modern science only add more fuel to the question of whether humanity is in fact, an \u201cintelligent life-form.\u201d\nThe Large Hadron Collider complex at CERN\nToday\u2019s case-in-point involves our friends at CERN and the activities and intentions of the people who built the world\u2019s largest particle accelerator there, called the Large Hadron Collider. These are the people who congratulated themselves for having \u201cdiscovered\u201d the Higgs boson, alternatively referred to by the ridiculously reductionist term, \u201cthe God Particle.\u201d Science has literally distilled \u201cGod\u201d down to mere \u201cglue\u201d that allows mass to form, as though \u201cmass\u201d is all there is.\nAccording to the Scientific Model, perhaps that\u2019s the unquestioned, and unchallenged implication, that \u201cmass\u201d defines existence. If so, this is evidence of scientific opinion masquerading as fact, as though \u201cmass\u201d and consciousness, intelligence, or Life were the same thing.\nThe CERN effort supports the notion that:\nfinding the \u201csecrets of the universe\u201d is expensive,\none must be very \u201clearned\u201d to even be on the quest, and\nthere is little evidence of God/Intelligent Organizing Principle and Force.\nAll of these suppositions are false. However, undaunted, or perhaps unconcerned, some major fire is being played with, and few seem to be noticing.\nYou can find quite a few \u201cwarning\u201d videos on YouTube about CERN\u2019s activities, which are not without merit. Here is an article that spells things out.\nThe implications and the perceived dangers that whistle blowers espouse in their opposition of the LHC reveal a schism that festers in many a human psyche, when the \u201cmatter\u201d of scientific reason (which is often misleading) crosses the \u201cantimatter\u201d that is religious dogma (also often misleading).\nMy definition for \u201cmisleading\u201d includes any thought that leads you toward, and invites you to embrace fear, or any of its subsidiaries, including guilt, shame, envy, pridefulness, inferiorism, supremacism, and all forms of enmity.\nAbysmal Activities\nOne such CERN warning video, shown below, is titled, CERN 2015 \u2013 Opening of the Abyss \u2013 CERN Documentary 2015. The publisher is listed as \u201cDiscovery Channel,\u201d but I now believe someone simply used that name to build credibility, or ease acceptance. The program run time is 50:50.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL7GlZShRN8\nFor all the debates about geo-engineering and climate change, the near total absence of questioning, debate, or outright opposition to this project is deafening. This may be because gaining consensus is difficult without a certain level of personal research to familiarize one\u2019s self with the terrain.\nEven then, while I agree with the overall sound of alarm that the video makes regarding CERN\u2019s activities, I beg to differ on certain critical points of reason.\nI paused the video to capture the screen shot above (at the 31:28 mark) to present my first point to reconsider.\nThe inability to control the technology it has created will not be, nor is it mankind\u2019s greatest mistake. The greatest mistake we can make and are making, is to not question the beliefs and \u201cproxy truths\u201d that we have been ladened with that nonetheless defy common sense and human decency. It is also a big mistake to not seek, know, embrace, and embody the truth ourselves.\nMuch of the ambivalence and complacency around the CERN activities is due to the fact that half-truth and untruth is pretty much all we\u2019ve been fed, so we\u2019re comfortable when a scientist (doctor, politician, or anyone who appears to be in \u201cauthority\u201d) tells us something that doesn\u2019t make sense, or even seems ill-advised. (Remember, \u201cWe\u2019ve got to invade Iraq to find weapons of mass destruction?\u201d)\nInstead of allowing rote information to be crammed into our minds from a young age, the process of emotional and spiritual growth would begin early in life to help children KNOW Who and What We are, independently of religious steerage, and grow up in the appreciation of that truth and knowledge.\nIn the absence of this simple act of Self due-diligence, we fall under the spell, and suffer the consequences of other\u2019s beliefs and agendas, such as we have today.\n\u2018Units of God?\u2019\nA light exists within each of us, that we do not see.\nWe\u2019re \u201cunits\u201d of God, not in the biblical, Judeo-Christian, or Islamic sense, but in a much GREATER context, one that includes, but is beyond this body, includes, but is beyond this planet, includes but is beyond this galaxy, dimension and Universe.\nWe \u2014 you, me, each of us \u2014 are One with the One Power and Force of Life. God is LIFE, as both the Life-Giver (Alpha/Unseen/Antimatter), and LIFE-Liver (Omega/Seen/Matter). This relationship is eternal, infinite, and irrevocable. However, awareness, knowledge and understanding of this connection is, in a way of speaking, \u201calienable.\u201d\nIt matters not whether you know me, like what I\u2019m saying or doing, or vice versa. If you are in motion, then Stillness, as Walter Russell described it, is your Center. The motion of ALL particles (even Higgs bosons) that may not have the Life that we recognize flowing through it, will nonetheless be centered in Stillness.\nBy Russell\u2019s definition, the Higgs boson cannot be a \u201cGod Particle.\u201d Here is a description written in 2012 by Frank Wilczek.\nA Higgs particle is a highly unstable particle, visible only through its decay products. It has zero electric charge, and\u2014unlike all other known elementary particles\u2014no intrinsic rotation, or \u201cspin.\u201d (See full article.)\nThree points: \u201cunstable,\u201d \u201cparticle,\u201d and possessing zero (zilch, nil, nada) electric charge, begin the disqualification of a Higgs boson being anything special, particularly when it can only be observed through a destructive act. The universe is anything but \u201cunstable.\u201d Where there is no electric charge, there is no magnetic property either. How can this be \u201cglue\u201d if it possesses neither attractive nor energizing/organizing properties?\nBalance, stability, and organized motion is what defines all of life, from plants, animals, and humans, to planets, solar systems, and galaxies. Stability is necessary to allow coherent creation and growth\u2026 even of mass, to occur. This is why the centering Stillness around which genero-active (centripetal/implosive) and radiative (centrifugal/explosive) motion flows described by Walter Russell as the presence of God in everything, makes sense.\nFROM: A New Concept of the Universe ~ God\u2019s still magnetic Light is the fulcrum of this creating universe. Electricity is the two-way lever which extends from that fulcrum to give the universe its pulsing heartbeat of simulated life-death sequences. Wherever God\u2019s Light appears in matter, there stillness centers motion, but there is no motion at that point. The center of gravity in a spherical sun or earth is one locatable point where God\u2019s Light is.\nFROM: The Secret of Light ~ Man must know that his power lies in the stillness of his centering self and not in the motion by means of which he manifests that stillness. He must know that his Self is God in him. Also he must know gradually the dawning awareness of the cosmic Light of God in him, for with it comes an awareness of his purposefulness in manifesting the Light and the power to manifest it.\nGod is so ubiquitous, all-pervasive and all-encompassing, it is easy for us to not see, much less believe just how One Power and Force of Life can be behind, and an expression of ALL.\nExpression of, and connection with the One Power and Force of Life by and as every human being, and every non-human life form, both intelligent and otherwise, is beyond religious belief.\nAll are \u201cunits\u201d of the Giver of Life to ALL, BAR NONE. The fact that we Live, that we are self-aware, and that we\u2019re empowered to act so un-intelligently, is proof of our Divine Nature. That the \u201cgates of hell\u201d haven\u2019t already opened, were that even possible, is also indicative of both the Love and Grace of this Great Power.\nHowever, ignorance of our interconnectedness with the Creator Presence (God Allah, Source, etc.), and to each other, is neither \u201cbliss,\u201d nor is it an expression of our highest Divine Potential. As a society, we presently hover on the low-end of the Divine Potential Spectrum, largely because we are conditioned to live life in a perceptually isolated, emotionally immature, spiritually unbalanced, and un-centered state, where the One Power and Force of Life is just a shadow of its true capability.\nWhat \u201cpublic\u201d are these officers serving?\nYou want evidence? How many people do you see witnessing police brutality against citizens, and justify it simply because the police weren\u2019t obeyed? Human beings are neither soldiers, nor automatons. Increasingly, the \u201claw enforcement\u201d officers are instigating contacts, and then escalating them against innocent citizens without probable cause.\nHowever, as citizens and police officers discover who they are, each will understand that no one needs to be a victim, for all have a Power, a point of balance and stillness, that is accessible from within.\nHuman Evolution: An Inward Journey\nWe are self-healing, self-correcting, and self-balancing beings by design, as is the planet that we live on and the Cosmos we live within. Our intelligence does not require validation of, or by any earthly \u201cAuthority.\u201d Schools of higher learning don\u2019t teach what each is capable of KNOWING through inductive query.\nOne needs only to earnestly seek to KNOW, being receptive to TRUTH, and it will be unveiled, largely because it\u2019s already inside. There are no real \u201csecrets\u201d except those that we protect, and are protected from through ignorance and fear. Yet, any thought that is knowable to One, is knowable to ALL, because ALL are connected to the One Power and Force that is Life. Consciousness is that Life, expressed through our individuality. That which is within one, is within ALL.\nWhat does seeking and knowing the truth about yourself set you free of? In a word, fear\u2026 even the fear of \u201cmaking mistakes,\u201d and others\u2019 \u201cjudgment.\u201d\nAll other \u201cmistakes\u201d, such as believing that technology defines our state of evolution, or that money defines our value, or that the opinions of \u201cauthorities\u201d (e.g., the Supreme Court) or \u201cexperts\u201d (such as that of a doctor), outweigh our own innate intelligence and judgment, cascade from Self-unawareness, as consequences of a degradation in personal value, respect, esteem, health, and power.\nUn-DisCERNing Scientists\nI have written about the activities at CERN on several occasions. Located on the border of France and Switzerland, they operate the world\u2019s largest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider. It\u2019s a very big machine that forms a ring, 17-miles in circumference.\nCERN\u2019s \u201cBig Bang\u201d Machine, the Large Hadron Collider (Source: CNN)\nThe published purpose of the people who have spent $13.25 billion (see related Forbes article) to build what I\u2019ll call a False Idol, is to re-create, on a miniature scale, the \u201cBig Bang\u201d.\nIn the short video below do you hear how presumptuous the engineer is, in saying that they are trying to recreate the circumstances and conditions that existed prior to \u201cthe Big Bang?\u201d Who has convinced these people that a relatively small explosion of this type wouldn\u2019t be enough to blow up the entire planet? Can getting a handsome paycheck, which actually represent debt instruments, be that dumb-making for otherwise bright people?\nOstensibly, they seek to understand how the Universe came into being. I don\u2019t believe their published purpose, but it is likely that the official spokepeople for the project believe that\u2019s what they are doing. After all, they did \u201cfind\u201d the God Particle, didn\u2019t they?\nAs for the original CERN video that got me started on this, human destiny or \u201cfate\u201d is not dependent on what the people at CERN are doing. It is dependent on an inner realization that the Life which animates each of us also animates everyone and everything. The core essence of that Life Force, its motivating Power, is Love, which, having Free Will, each is free to choose, or turn away from.\nYet, the conscious decision to choose to Love, and to be the highest and best expression of \u201cYou\u201d that you dare to imagine, is the only way to mitigate fear, restore inner balance, harmony, and equanimity, taking each of us closer to, and influenced by the Stillness.\nBalance doesn\u2019t come from taking overt \u201ccorrective\u201d actions against someone else (in part because there is no one else). It comes by going within and being One\u2019s Highest and Best Self irrespective of what appears to be happening around us.\nNot to single police out; where is the \u201cMurdered by Citizens\u201d protest?\nYou cannot balance anyone other than yourself. Yet, you can inspire others to put themselves back into balance, by being balanced, yourself. Run current trends that we\u2019ve observed in \u201claw enforcement\u201d through the lens of balance, and see if their approach is still worth defending. On the other hand, is \u201ccitizen on citizen\u201d abuse or killing any less reprehensible than those of law enforcement?\nTechnology is Secondary to \u2018Innerstanding\u2019\nNew \u201cpentaquark\u201d particle is conjectured by CERN scientists.\nOur ability to \u201ccontrol\u201d technology will eventually come through an innerstanding of our oneness with everyone, even those who appear to be \u201cenemies,\u201d or express an intent to do us harm. Innerstanding motivates us to transcend the fear that we are constantly being enticed with, and goaded into embracing.\nThe greatest power is love. Its technology is not only within us, it is us. If we are not in Love, we are not our Optimal Self, which adversely affects our bio-physiology. If we are not in joy, if we are \u201cgoing through the motions,\u201d but our heart is not actively behind what we\u2019re doing, we take ourselves down, which makes us even more susceptible to the many and varied methods of exploitation that we\u2019ve innocently embraced, and even defended.\nThe CERN effort is a very large and dangerous deception that most of the players \u2014 the scientists \u2014 don\u2019t appear to realize; playing with forces that they don\u2019t respect, or comprehend.\nThere are many pause points in the CERN video that call for one to stop and reflect, and even to reset our thinking, because the power to change the course of our destiny, individually and collectively, begins in the realm of thought and imagination, and is dependent on the suspension, even momentarily, of current beliefs.\nIf you\u2019ve watched the 51-minute video, what is your overall feeling? Do you see this as a sign that Jesus\u2019 return is nigh? Do you feel more secure, or ill-at ease?\nThese Gates Are Made for Lockin\u2019\nPaster Lawson teaches from the King James Bible.\nIn the video, a minister addresses his congregation throughout the film. His name, church, and denomination are not mentioned. Perhaps this \u201cdocumentary\u201d was essentially a polished way to frame the pastor\u2019s message, because it turns out that I take exception to as many of his conclusions as I do with the CERN activity. I have since found another video that lists his name; Pastor Charles Lawson.\nOne conclusion that pastor Lawson and others are making about the activity at CERN is that they are, intentionally or otherwise, potentially opening the Gates of Hell. He says so because of some of the strange phenomena that scientists have witnessed while the LHC was operating. He also points to numerous passages from the Bible, in Revelations (Chapter 9), that describe this phenomena.\nThis assertion cannot be brushed off by simply saying \u201cI don\u2019t believe in Hell, or Satan\u201d for that matter. However, our beliefs about hell and its existence have been shaped along a very narrow and well-defined path. It is important to remind you, however, that they are beliefs, and the result of a certain state of consciousness, which, in and of itself, has placed some very hellish memories in both individual and collective consciousness.\nGiven that our orthodox understanding of our physical world is matter and particle dominated, another schism rears its head, leaving listeners unclear of what to believe, or whether. However, one luminary of science, Stephen Hawking, shares Pastor Lawson\u2019s concern, if for different reasons. Hawking suggests that the God Particle itself \u2014 if that is what the Higgs Boson is (it is not) \u2014 could destroy the universe, leaving time and space collapsed.\nMake a note of that statement when we go into some quotes from another author that are soon to come.\nI can\u2019t say whether the people at CERN are actually trying to open the gates of hell, whatever that is, or what will happen if they succeed. However, I do know that the published and public premise behind CERN is faulty, and from the standpoint of human and planetary safety, it is ill-advised. But then, since when has anything that might jeopardize human or planetary safety, been refrained from?\nThe public is either being lied to, which is likely, or the CERN people truly don\u2019t know what they\u2019re doing (also likely). However, in so doing, they are jeopardizing not only their own lives, but the existence of the planet Earth itself, and other realms.\nClearly and genuinely concerned, Pastor Lawson told his congregation that when scientists ran the particle accelerator, they saw things that \u201cboggled the human mind\u201d; apparitions in a spirit world that was created by a Spirit Being (which I believe he means \u201cGod\u201d), which \u201ca scientist like that would never admit\u201d because it takes it out of his control and power.\nHe asserts that demons could care less whether you have matter or anti-matter, because they are spirit, meaning not of the material world, and would not be affected the mixing of matter and antimatter.\nAdding to what he suggested is a great deception, Pastor Lawson called out NASA for predicting that the year 2020, we will definitely come into contact with \u201caliens\u201d, \u201cbeings from another planet.\u201d (actually the prediction was 2025). This prediction from \u201cscientists\u201d, \u201cDarwin\u2019s crowd,\u201d the people who threw the Bible out as old, archaic, and anachronistic, no longer belonging. \u201cThat bunch!\u201d\nAccording to Pastor Lawson, the deception is twofold. First it is in the veiled foreknowledge hinted at by the NASA official\u2019s prediction, given that they can be so specific in the time frame that extraterrestrial \u201ccontact\u201d would occur, and second, in the fact that these \u201cbeings from other planet\u201d are not really from other planets, but are actually demons from the spirit world.\n\u201cThere are no aliens out there folks, forget that stuff! There\u2019s nothing out there,\u201d he says, starting at 20:37. All these UFO\u2019s, spacecraft, flying saucers, all that stuff, that\u2019s all demonic.\u201d \u201cIt\u2019s real, but it\u2019s demonic.\u201d ~ Pastor Lawson\nI\u2019ll stop at that. I\u2019d like to make some counter statements here.\nFirst: There is no disconnect between the \u201cmaterial\u201d and \u201cspirit\u201d worlds. Every human being is a spiritual being even when connected to a physical body. Matter doesn\u2019t hold its form if Life isn\u2019t flowing through it. Before each individual is born into this world, they are \u201cin spirit\u201d. After birth, they are still in spirit, expressing and experiencing Life through a physical form. After death of the form, we remain in spirit. One never leaves \u201cspirit\u201d, only the potential awareness or memory thereof.\nForm, as we know it, is made possible by the forces of matter and antimatter working together, simultaneously, moving around, and balanced by the Stillness (God) within. We are never not connected to Stillness, although we are at times not connected with a physical form. Yet, what happens when we have a physical form will affect other realms, both of form, and formlessness, for Life is everywhere.\nIn other words, what we refer to as \u201cthe spirit world\u201d \u2014 which is simply a reality of a bandwidth that is outside our general range of physical perception \u2014 can be impacted by the disturbance created by the LHC, and more specifically, the particles that they are accelerating, which are rarely ever mentioned. This fact doesn\u2019t automatically make what we don\u2019t perceive unreal, or demonic. Doesn\u2019t automatically make them \u201cgood\u201d or \u201cbad\u201d either.\nOnce we seek and find the Center within ourselves, we can begin to open our hearts, and see ourselves, the world, and each other, with new eyes.\nNo Schism with Spirit World\nOne misconception that we often carry is to think that our physical form (1) is only made of \u201cmatter,\u201d (2) is not connected to any other visible form, and (3) not connected with forms and realms unseen. In other words, we think that what we do here is unrelated to anywhere else, or any other realm.\nAll are interconnected, whether we presently like it, fear it, or not.\nSo let\u2019s innerstand a bit more.\nAnother point I am at variance with that the pastor said is the notion that anything that is not physical, or more so, humanoid in appearance or earthly in its believed origin, is demonic. He also suggested that there\u2019s \u201cnothing else out there,\u201d with regard to intelligent life, in all the vastness of the universe. This statement is myopic beyond belief. In fact, it becomes very evident that many accounts in the Bible are referring to encounters with space people.\nIf God is almighty, then either Pastor Lawson is God and speaking from that knowledge, or it is quite presumptuous to suggest that no other physical intelligent beings, who are not of this planet, solar system, or perhaps, even this galaxy, exist.\nThis does not mean that \u201cdemons\u201d don\u2019t exist (whatever they are), but Pastor Lawson clouds a very important observation with religious dogma, that leaves the listener nowhere else to be, but entrenched in fear, if they are going to be a \u201cbeliever.\u201d\nBy what right does mankind on this planet assume to believe that in all the perfect precision of his boundless universe, man alone is intelligent? Man could be in the same stage\u2013to other intelligences\u2013that insects are to us on this earth. ~ George Van Tassel\nFor anyone who cares to do their own research and weigh the evidence with their own intelligence, there is a well-documented history of contact and involvement with extraterrestrial intelligence that predate the Roswell incident in 1947, going back to ancient texts, including, and predating the bible.\nVan Tassel: Exopolitical Bible Science\nGeorge W. Van Tassel (1910-1978) integrated space knowledge with Bible teachings.\nI\u2019d like to segue into some thoughts \u201creceived\u201d by George Van Tassel (1910-1978), and published in two books of three books his that I am reading currently. I wrote about Van Tassell in an earlier article. One book \u2014 actually a booklet \u2014 I Road a Flying Saucer, is a record of sessions conducted in 1952, where his consciousness was being \u201ctuned\u201d to receive transmissions from extraterrestrial beings, who were positioned in craft located in Earth orbit. The first communications were choppy and limited, but they eventually became fluid, coherent, and meaningful, even today.\nThe beings introduced themselves, and refer to the planet Earth as \u201cShan.\u201d Here are three to set the stage, and they are meaningful to the LHC issue.\nThe light and blessings of Schare are transmitted to you from our center. We are instructed to advance to you their blessings. I am Blaroc. You have my official status recorded. Our center requests that I advance you this information. Our projections are about to be witnessed by many of the people throughout all the countries of this planet over several of your most important cities. When the governments decide that they shall abandon their development of nuclear destruction through the use of the element hydrogen, we shall then inform them of the other object of our interest in this planet Shan. Our perception of what is going on has not created the faintest concern among our higher authorities. We can see the purpose of hidden control. We can also foresee its failure in the future. Discontinue.\nGreetings, thou being of Shan. In the light of love and peace I come to you. Commandant of the station Schare. I am Ashtar. Having returned to station Schare from the center, I advance to your scientists the following information.\nWe have told you that the element hydrogen is a living substance. In the composition of your physical being, in the air you breathe, in the water you drink, are five elements of living substance besides hydrogen\u2013the elements nitrogen, oxygen, carbon, fluorine, and sodium. Much of your material science has been directed to disproving theory that does not conform to the personal beliefs of some scientific authority. Among the scientific mentalities of this planet, Shan, are many minor scientists, who do not have the authority to change these opinions that have been disproved. We have advanced you information in the faint hope that some of your governmental authorities would grasp the fact that with the explosion of living substance they create a condition parallel to what your scientists call frozen equilibrium. The release of free hydrogen into the atmosphere of this planet will cause flames to engulf many portions of this planet momentarily. Those in authority in the governments are assuming direct responsibility, not only for the people inhabiting this planet, but their own immediate families, wives, children, parents and relatives are also their responsibility, for these dear ones shall not escape. You in authority, of the governments of the planet Shan, think twice if you would have your loved ones with you. Consult your physicists. As them about the parallel condition of frozen equilibrium. They will inform you, if they speak the truth and are not influenced otherwise by the forces of darkness, that this is truth.\nThe beings, expressing a concern for the safety and welfare of humanity, would be considered demons by pastor Lawson, if they were to be believed at all. In their book, Atomic Suicide? which was published in 1957, Walter and Lao Russell wrote the following:\nMcCalls Magazine for January of 1957, had this front cover headline for a story by Pare Lorentz, \u201cRADIOACTIVITY IS POISONING YOUR CHILDREN.\u201d We quote parts of his story which is indicative of the fear which is felt throughout the world of this threat to the human race:\n\u201cIt is no secret today that a hydrogen war, no matter who starts it or who is attacked, will mean the destruction of most of the human race. One of our own high-ranking generals has stated publicly that a hydrogen attack by our forces might take the lives of three or four hundred million people\u2013enemy or ally\u2013\u201cdepending on the direction of the winds\u201d!\nAt least three, if not all of George Van Tassel\u2019s six books are available as free pdf files. The Council of Seven Lights was published in 1958. In the introduction, he writes:\nThe information in this book is the result of a developed ability to awaken the nearly dormant consciousness to thoughts existing throughout time. Nothing can be thought of that has not been thought of before. The principles of radio, television, electricity, flying, and of all modern things, existed in the time of Plato and Columbus. All of the principles of everything that can ever be already exist in the infinity of Universal Mind. The ability to penetrate Mind requires practice (which follows from desire~AA). In practicing the act of awareness I found that Intelligence exists throughout the Universe.\nMy penetration into the superconscious mind revealed an eternal record of infinite laws. Thinking is not something one does. Thinking is the act of becoming aware of what already exists. One does not try to think to become aware. One only has to remove his own thoughts and then the Universal Mind rushes in to fill the void. The introduction of any new thought is usually accepted by those who understand its potentialities, and rejected by those who do not comprehend its portent. This often leads to controversy, which is the needed stimulant that brings individuals to the use of their own thought power.\nThese are wonderful thoughts: One has only to remove his own thoughts, in other words, clear his mind after setting an intention, and the Universal Mind rushes in to fill the void. This precludes an individual believing that what they have already been taught, for which they may have received a degree, or even some award, may not actually be true.\nVan Tassel\u2019s penetration into the superconscious Mind in the 1950\u2019s is analogous to Walter Russell\u2019s 39-day period of illumination in 1921 wherein he wrote the first of several great works, titled, The Message of the Divine Illiad. Both men exemplify that fact that deeper, and more expansive knowledge is available everyone. We need not \u201cbelieve\u201d in anyone, or any idea, that is presented to our mind, on face value. Each has the power and ability to \u201cvet\u201d any thought, then choose to embrace or reject it on its own merit, or lack thereof.\nGod \u2018Centered\u2019 Both Men\u2019s Scientific View\nThough it appears that they didn\u2019t know each other, Van Tassel and Russell shared another important point of commonality: That God (a.k.a. Allah, Source, Creator, etc.) was and is an integral element of everything. Our comprehension, understanding, or belief is not required. By way of contrast, it has taken CERN\u2019s scientists many years and billions invested, to postulate what they believe may be evidence of \u201cGod\u201d, and even then, they offer no clue as to how this knowledge, if it were true, would be of any help humanity.\nIsn\u2019t it refreshing to know that God will speak to, or through anyone willing to empty their mind of present thoughts and set preconceptions aside, and listen. Knowledge will fill the void when we are genuine in asking, emotionally and spiritually mature, and perhaps humble enough to handle it, and courageous enough to share with others.\nTo admit that many of the thoughts I received were given by other identities would be true. Yet the further truth is that I have been all of these other identities.\nReincarnation is a misnomer. All that one has ever been or will ever be, he is now. Everyone has always existed since the creation. Whether one accepts the limits of one life span here on the Earth, or this life and a hereafter somewhere else is of no concern. One cannot honestly believe in a hereafter without believing in a \u201cbefore\u201d. This schoolroom on the Earth is only a brief experience in eternal Life. One must first understand himself, then he may understand his fellowman. If this is accomplished then one is at the doorway of understanding God. ~ George Van Tassel\nHere is another interpretation of the bible\u2019s beginning from George Van Tassel, from The Council of Seven. Notice that he still uses the genderized \u201cHe\u201d in referring to Source.\nAs related above God made heaven before Earth. In these heavens of the sky He had already created Man. On many planets in many other solar systems, and on other planets in this solar system, Man was developed through thousands of years, even before the Earth was habitable. Man was created (Gen. 1:27), he did not evolve from the lower animals. However, he was not created on the Earth.\nMan was created throughout millions of solar systems; to serve as the instrument of God\u2019s doing. Anyone who contends that this planet is the only one occupied by intelligent life forms, does not accept God in His infinite completeness. His narrow mind has placed a limit on His ability to perform His creations. Adam was not a single man. The Adamic race of Man was the first people to inhabit the Earth. This is confirmed in Gen. 1: 27 where the race of Man, in the original creation, is described as \u201cmale and female\u201d. In Gen. 1: 28 the scripture relates how \u201cGod blessed them\u201d. This is plural, not him, but them. And God said unto them (the Adamic race, both male and female) \u201cbe fruitful, and multiply\u201d.\nMakes sense so far:\nThis all happens before Eve is ever mentioned. Thus the Adamic race is established on Earth.\nHe had also finished the creation of the heavens and the Earth (Gen. 2: 1) and all the host of them. This means all the beings who occupied the Earth and the heavens. So God \u201cended His work\u201d and rested. (Gen. 2:2,3).\nCan this be that God ended His work, and still no mention of Eve? Yes, the Bible is accurate on God\u2019s beginning of His creations. Then comes the summary of the creation. This is where people are led into confusion. For the first time God is left out of the picture and we have a \u201cLord God\u201d (Heb.-Jehovah Elohim).\nThis character was one of the Adamic race who was in the colony that had been landed here by spacecraft. The men of the Adamic race did not bring their women with them when they first landed on Earth. \u201cThe Lord God\u201d brings Eve into the picture, not the Creator.\nThe Lord God said that the Adamic men were lonesome. (Gen. 2:18). Then the Lord God pops Eve out of a rib after one of their people fell into a deep sleep. (Gen. 2:21,22).\nGod brings about the creation of people through birth everywhere in the universe, not by making women out of men\u2019s ribs. The race of Eve was the highest form of animal life on this planet. They were not apes, but they were also not the race of Man, created by God.\nNext comes the story of Adam, Eve, and the apple. (Gen. 3:1-7). This son of the Adamic race of Man blamed the woman, and the woman blamed the serpent. The poor serpent didn\u2019t have anyone to blame.\nOne of the true species of Man, as God created the Adamic race, mated with an animal. There is no violation of God\u2019s law in man mating with woman after his own kind. Adam\u2019s violation of the law was not in \u201ceating the apple\u201d; it was in eating the wrong apple. God created every creature after its own kind (Gen. 1: 11, 12 and 21, 22), but one of the race of Man mated with an animal of the Earth and crossed blood. This is where Man became hu-man.\nEve gave birth to Cain and Abel. She didn\u2019t know who the Creator was, so she said, \u201cI have gotten a man from the Lord\u201d (Gen. 4: 1), thinking the Lord was the Adamic man who was her mate. When Cain killed Abel he revealed the animal nature of his mother. He started the practice of murder, that has expanded to a point now where people can vaporize thousands of others with atomic and hydrogen bombs.\nThat is why the people of the Earth are called humans. The Adamic sons of God knew the tiger as a killer among beasts. The name for tiger was \u201cHu\u201d. Most of the people on the Earth today are crossbreed descendants of the true Adamic sons of God, as originally created, and the animal race of Eve. That is why you have an earthly, dense, animal body, and an inner body of created reality as God made You.\nThese simple distinctions actually make sense when you look at the biblical accounts from the context of a people who were \u201cdescendants\u201d of beings who came from the heavens. Not hard for them to be thought of, and treated as \u201cgods.\u201d\nWhat Orthodox Science Hasn\u2019t Learned\nIt has been over a half-century since George Van Tassel received his transmissions from the space people warning about the risks of using a living substance for destructive purposes. The Russells also wrote and published Atomic Suicide?, explaining (1) the dangers of introducing an unnatural predominance of radioactive (versus genero-active) particles into the environment as a way toward accelerated death. Both were largely ignored.\nBoth writers saw a path to greater health and freedom. Russell wrote of transmutation, wherein an unlimited supply of fuels like hydrogen, or other essentials, such as nitrogen, could be processed and produced \u201con the fly\u201d as needed to fill commercial, industrial, or farming needs. Van Tassel pointed his efforts toward rejuvenation through the Integratron that he toiled for 23 years to make, only to \u201cdie suddenly\u201d (although he was in good health) just a few weeks before the facility was completed.\nYet, our friends at CERN are still playing \u201cchicken\u201d with hydrogen. The \u201cprotons\u201d that are shot around the collider ring, with an energy of 14 terra electron volts, are hydrogen atoms that have been stripped of their electrons.\nAlso not considered is the effect of the very high magnetic and electrical fields that the complex generates for operation.\nSome of you may recall that the earthquake that hit Nepal April 25, 2015, where 8,600 people were killed, happened at the very same moment that the LHC was in operation.\n7.8 magnitude earthquake hits Nepal.\nHere\u2019s a video analysis that shows a possible link.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN6fDP9lHK8\nThere are many more passages I could cut and paste from Van Tassel\u2019s books, as well as Russell\u2019s. They are contemporary enough to be relevant to our day and age. They address elements of science and religion, with Van Tassel also covering exopolitics. They agree on many points, yet they come from very different and complementary points of view.\nUltimately, both writers address very nicely, the biggest mistake that humankind can make, which is not knowing or innerstanding who we are, and our true potential. Human evolution is simply achieved; simply treat people the way you want to be treated. That is, with love and compassion, tolerance, truth, honesty, faith and confidence in each other.\nHere are a few additional Van Tassel-isms from The Council of Seven.\nThe purpose in your being on the surface of the planet is to bring about a balance, first, in your own control, and next, a balance between each of you, an understanding, a compassion, a love that is not expressed in words. This balance cannot be maintained mechanically, for you don\u2019t know which vortex to increase, or decrease. But by following the basic principle of the Golden Rule, by doing all things in moderation, you will arrive at a point of equilibrium where you will be able to know which side of zero you must bring up, or down.\nWhen you reach a state of zero polarity between your individual vortices, you are at One with the Infinite Mind. You can know anything, you can see anything, and you can be anything of your own choice, so long as you maintain that balance.\nThis is also responsible for what we call love. Not the real love, but the physical attraction of one for another, oftentimes one sex for the same sex. If one has a predominantly negative physical vortex and another has a positive spiritual vortex, these two vortices are attracted to each other. This is not the condition of love. It is a condition of mutual attraction by two people, who may seem to be entirely opposite in every other respect.\nWhere these directives come from is hard to pin down, but the consistency of insanity, across a very wide line of endeavor, from government policy, to military, health, geo-engineering, agriculture, education, religion, entertainment, and science, is very clear. Human society functions with the intelligence of little kids playing with matches next to an open natural gas line.\nO man, My Light is not for the victor, nor for the one who falls in defeat; My Light is to the one who gains the understanding of My ways. My arms are not extended either to the right or the left, but are centered to balance the living individual parts of My Being. Though forces may oppose your every move, My strength lies in the power to meet the opposition. Though evil may tempt you, My Light is brightest when the evil is overcome. For evil is not of My creation, O man. Evil is brought about by those who falter on the way to Me. Never, never in all My eternity shall man control the paths to Me. The paths are My ways, and man can only travel on My paths. In all My doings I have brought about a Pattern of Progression. None can turn about MY works, none can interrupt My way. Those who follow in the darkness only trip themselves. Stand within the Light of Me; for I am Light of thee, O man; and I can only shine when you have made the way in progress of My doing. Lean not upon\nanother, only accept thy brother as one to help one to assist along the way, that unity in numbers may bring about progress in My infinite Light. Fear not, fear not! There is no fear within My Being of you. Fear is only added by the things you do that are not within the Pattern of MY ways. Reach within, I am there. None can scare you when you find the Me in thee. Stand, stand upright. Death is only that which adds to those who have performed the grade. Fear no evil, stand within My Light. Feel My living Light within you. Know that I am there throughout eternity.\nA Few Thoughts About Demons\nThis has become the longest single article I\u2019ve published, but so be it. Everyone who talks about it, refers to the Gates of Hell as something that a lid must be kept on, because demons or demonic beings are confined there. If God is all, then there is nothing that God is not. If this is the case, then we need to re-examine our thoughts and beliefs about demons, demonic entities, evil, and Satan. I am not dismissing these concepts, but the power that they may wield in a given individual or group\u2019s life, is directly related to the power of thought that one gives to it, or is receptive, or fearful of it.\nInstead of being confused and afraid, great evidence has been brought forth by these two men, as well as many others, indicating that all we need can be found by going to the temple within, into the silence, and being still. The Power is real, but we must choose to use it, perhaps at the sacrifice of some TV or social media time.\nAll intelligent beings will not be human, or humanoid. This fact alone will not make them evil. On the other hand, all human space people will not be \u201cgood.\u201d You can\u2019t know another person\u2019s heart, if you don\u2019t know your own. How you govern your own heart, and I don\u2019t mean limit when I use the term \u2014 determines your resonant frequency. It is your resonant frequency and its harmonics that ultimately determines how expansive, or limited you permit your experience to be. It also determines your ultimate level of \u201cprotection,\u201d not the size of your \u201cweapon,\u201d or the bullets you carry.\nI refer not only to the experience of your life on earth, but of the Cosmos itself.\nWe have much growing up to do, and a certain amount of openness to \u201coutside\u201d information is to be expected. However, your rudder and Guide is in your center, in more ways than one. Discover the Center of your Love, open it, along with your Mind, to wonderful change, even though \u201cexperts\u201d predict disaster. They\u2019re all opinions proffered with little heart. Heart power is transformative.\nIrrespective of our origins, whether it is as \u201cpure\u201d star people from other galaxies, or \u201cgenetically engineered\u201d hybrids, we are still \u201cUnits\u201d of the One Power and Force of Life. We are still creators, or perhaps, resonators of thought and intention.\nIt\u2019s not just time to \u201cgrow up\u201d, it\u2019s time to wake up.\nBlogroll, consciousness, Education, Existence, Exopolitics, Extra-terrestrials, God Stuff, God vs Evil, Meditation, UFOsCERN, George Van Tassel, Hell, Hydrogen, Large Hadron Collider, Stephen Hawking, Walter Russell\n3 Thoughts to \u201cCERN: Bending the World Over for a 'Little Big Bang'\u201d\nThanks dear Adam for yet another masterpiece of articles of yours.\nI\u2019m surprised \u2018 the powervthat be\u2019 did not shut your down yet for daring to tell thevtruth\u2026\nI may not always read or comment, because I\u2019m very busy with my own things revealing \u2018my thuth\u2019, but today the first thing that made me laugh was your comment in your post about \u2018ISIS coming to get us\u2019!\nHa\u2026ha\u2026ha, the FAKE-NWO will soon be replaced by GODS-NWO , and the real ISIS (returned in humanform) will soon kick the fake ones \u2018behind\u2019, for misusing her name for evil!\nThe 21.12.12. was the spirituel rebirth of the prophet Elijah, who was also Osiris.\nGOD IS NOT ASLEEP\nMark my words\u2026????????????\nThank you Kathleen. Took quite a bit of time with this one. As a child I grew up listening to many of the same stories in the church\u2026 not warnings about CERN, but about Satan, hell, and other nether places, as well as the obligatory thoughts about Jesus, \u201csin\u201d, etc.\nBetween science, religion, education, medicine, and government institutions, we have become a myopic, narcissistic, sick, debt-ridden, xenophobic society, which in truth, is unsustainable\u2026 and unnecessary.\nThe very cool thing about many of the books that I\u2019ve found lately from authors such as Russell and Van Tassel, is that they can often be found as free downloads. I can load them on my tablet and read when I have a few moments.\nThank you for sharing your perspective. You expressed this essential truth so well: \u201cAs for the original CERN video that got me started on this, human destiny or \u201cfate\u201d is not dependent on what the people at CERN are doing. 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        "raw_content": "The Phillies, owners of Major League Baseball's best record at 68-39, travel out west to begin a three-game series on Monday night when they take on the under-performing Rockies (51-57) who sit in third place, 10 games behind San Francisco, in the National League West division.\nIn a brief two-game series at Citizens Bank Park in May, the two teams each prevailed with one win.\nCole Hamels will take the mound for Philadelphia in the series opener. The lefty Hamels last faced the Rockies when he took a loss in game 2 of the 2009 NL Division Series, allowing 4 earned runs in 5 innings pitched. The Rockies will counter with right-hander Jhoulys Chacin, who is winless in his last 7 starts.\nRead ahead for details on the pitching match ups and other key statistics for this series.\nMonday, 8:40PM. Cole Hamels (12-6, 2.61 ERA) vs. Jhoulys Chacin (8-8, 3.50 ERA). In his last 3 road starts, Hamels is 1-2 with a 5.93 ERA. Hamels has a 1-2 record with a 4.50 ERA since the All-star Break. In 4 career regular season games against the Phillies, Chacin is 1-0 with a 1.20 ERA. Chacin has a 0-4 record with a 5.82 ERA in his last 6 games. In 11 home starts, Chacin is 4-3 with a 3.33 ERA and a .196 batting average against.\nTuesday, 8:40PM. Kyle Kendrick (5-5, 3.52 ERA) vs. Aaron Cook (2-5, 5.05 ERA). In 7 career regular season starts against Colorado, Kendrick has a 2-2 record with a 5.79 ERA. In his last 5 games, Kendrick is 1-1 with a 2.88 ERA. Cook has a 0-3 record with a 4.03 ERA in 4 home starts this season. In his last 4 games, the righty Cook is 2-2 with a 5.64 ERA. Shane Victorino is 1-for-16 (.063 avg) in his career against Cook.\nWednesday, 3:10PM. Roy Halladay (13-4, 2.44 ERA) vs. Jason Hammel (6-10, 4.65 ERA). Halladay is 2-0 with a 0.77 ERA in 3 career starts against the Rockies. In 9 road starts this season, Halladay is 5-3 with a 2.70 ERA. In his last 4 road starts, Halladay is 2-1 with a 3.12 ERA. The right-handed Hammel has a 3-7 record with a 5.10 ERA in 11 home starts this year. In his last 5 starts, Hammel is 2-3 with a 7.00 ERA.\nIn 26 career games against the Rockies, Hunter Pence is a .311 hitter.\nRyan Howard is batting .229 in 47 road games this year. Howard is batting .221 with the bases empty this season.\nIn 48 career games against the Rockies, Placido Polanco is a .341 hitter. Polanco's last HR on the road came on July 22nd, 2010.\nTodd Helton has a .370 average with 16 HR in 82 career regular season games against the Phillies. Helton has posted a .325 average and a .916 OPS in 48 home games this season.\nAfter batting .268 in 86 games prior to the All-star Break, Troy Tulowitzki has posted a .369 average in 16 games since then.\nIn 27 career regular season games against the Phillies, Ryan Spilborghs is a .423 hitter. Batting .215 overall in 91 games this year, Spilborghs is considerably better at Coors Field, posting a .311 average at home.\nPhillies team OPS- .716 (14th best in MLB)\nRockies team OPS- .732 (10th best in MLB)\nLabels: Colbert, Kyle Kendrick, Placido Polanco, Rockies, Roy Halladay, Ryan Howard, Series preview",
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        "raw_content": "Lakewood drops another home opener, SP Viza stays positive\nTyler Viza on opening night in Lakewood, image-20/20 Visual Media\nKicking off their home schedule on Thursday evening the Lakewood BlueClaws saw a familiar result. For the 12th time in 14 seasons, the Class A affiliate of the Phillies dropped their home opener, as they fell 6-0 to the Hagerstown (MD) Suns.\nIn front of an announced crowd of 7.006 at the Jersey shore's finest sports facility, FirstEnergy Park, righty hurler Tyler Viza, a 32nd round draft choice last year, took the mound. The 19-year-old was charged with five runs (four earned) on five hits over five-plus innings of work while striking out five and walking just one.\nViza, a six-foot-three 170-pounder felt like he executed his game plan on the mound, but cited some costly pitches in the 6th frame as the difference in the contest.\n\"I felt really good,\" Viza stated. \"I felt like my pitches were doing what they were supposed to and I was throwing them where they were supposed to go. I just made a couple bad pitches and (the Suns) knocked on the door, when they needed to.\"\nOne of the team's youngest players, Viza, is grateful for the chance to open his 2014 campaign on a full season roster and is already focused on bouncing back to earn wins for the home crowd the next time he has a chance.\n\"I got the opportunity to come and play for a good team with a great bunch of guys and I'm ready for the opportunity and we've got a long season ahead of us and we'll get some wins,\" Viza added.\nOn the offensive side for the BlueClaws, doubles by Samuel Hiciano, Carlos Tocci and Gabe Lino were the only safeties to speak of.\nThe match up was the first of 27 times the BlueClaws will face the Suns (Nationals affiliate) this season. The clubs will continue their series Friday through Sunday in Lakewood. Fans can attend each of those contests for just $1 thanks to the Asbury Park Press.\nThis piece appeared on ShoreSportsNetwork.com.\nLabels: Lakewood BlueClaws, Opening Day, Player feature, Tyler Viza",
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        "raw_content": "Breath of Life Pharma Raises $11.1M in Growth Capital\n(New York, NY, September 4, 2018) Breath of Life Pharma (\u201cBOL Pharma\u201d or the \u201cCompany\u201d), an Israel-based cannabis biotech company conducting numerous clinical trials in Israel, has closed an $11.1-million growth capital round that was oversubscribed. Viridian Capital Advisors (\"VCA\"), through its broker dealer Pickwick Capital Partners, LLC (Member of FINRA/SIPC) served as the placement agent for the Company.\nBreath of Life Pharma (www.bolpharma.com) is leveraging its experience as one of Israel\u2019s original seven licensed medical cannabis growers to conduct FDA-compliant clinical trials on human populations. Led by premier scientists in Israel and conducted in Israel\u2019s leading hospitals, BOL Pharma is conducting Phase 2 clinical trials on patients with disease states ranging from childhood autism to osteoarthritis, diabetic neuropathic pain, chronic back pain, and fibromyalgia. With the proceeds from this capital raise, BOL Pharma will be conducting the largest portfolio of medical cannabis Phase 2 clinical trials globally.\nDr. Tamir Gedo, BOL Pharma\u2019s CEO, commented, \u201cViridian Capital Advisors has been an essential strategic partner in not only leading the structuring, valuation, and closing of our first outside capital raise, but also in providing a range of strategic value to our company. Viridian introduced the first two independent members of our Board of Directors, enhanced our intercompany and shareholder agreements, helped to close funding from a U.S. university, and sourced other strategic partnerships in Canada and the U.S. We valued their guidance throughout this process and will continue to do so going forward.\"\nScott Greiper, President of Viridian Capital Advisors, commented, \u201cDr. Tamir Gedo is building BOL Pharma into a premier, next generation medical cannabis biotechnology and pharmaceutical company involved in the entire value chain from strain to formulation to drug delivery method. BOL Pharma is filling a critical information gap in the global cannabis industry by conducting clinical trials to prove the efficacy of medical cannabis in a range of human disease states - The market is currently lacking efficacy data from proper clinical trials which are greatly restricted in the U.S. due to cannabis' federal illegality.\"\nBOL Pharma\u2019s sister company, BOL Industries, is accredited in Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) throughout the entire value chain and provides BOL Pharma with commercial-scale quantities of FDA-compliant, pharmaceutical-grade active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). This enables BOL Pharma to conduct multiple FDA-compliant clinical trials and to gain a first-mover advantage in medical cannabis product sales in Israeli pharmacies, ultimately positioning BOL as a gateway for future export sales.\u201d\nAbout Viridian Capital Advisors, LLC\nViridian Capital Advisors (www.viridianca.com) is a financial and strategic advisory firm dedicated to the cannabis market. We are a data- and market intelligence-driven firm that provides investment banking, M&A, corporate development, and investor relations services to emerging growth companies and qualified investors in the cannabis sector. Our banking practice, through broker-dealer Pickwick Capital Partners, LLC (Member FINRA/SIPC), provides capital and M&A to fund the growth of our clients, while our advisory practice helps to position and build their businesses. Our team\u2019s decades of high level operating and transactional experience on Wall Street in a variety of emerging sectors, allows Viridian to provide comprehensive strategic and financial solutions that assist cannabis enterprises in realizing their full potential.\nMarijuana remains illegal under federal law. The Federal Government does not recognize marijuana to have any medicinal values. Marijuana cultivation, possession, consumption, sales, and distribution are illegal under federal laws and also certain state laws. Please note that there are differences in marijuana laws from one state, county, or city to another.\nCopyright \u00a9 2018 Viridian Capital Advisors, LLC, All rights reserved.\nBroker-Dealer Services Provided Through Pickwick Capital Partners, LLC - A Member of FINRA and SIPC\n\u200bmailchi.mp/viridianca/viridian-leads-11-million-financing-breath-of-life-pharma",
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        "raw_content": "Home viejitos pero buenitos Redline: la historia (en ingl\u00e9s)\n\u00c9sta es la historia del videojuego de 1999 Redline, producido por Beyond y comercializado por Accolade, tal como pod\u00eda encontrarse en el instructivo. Puedes encontrar mayor informaci\u00f3n y leer el texto traducido al castellano pinchando aqu\u00ed.\nPeople who have the luxury of contemplating the past call the first decade of the twenty-first century the Golden Age of Technology. It\u2019s only been fifty years since that decade ended and things began to unravel, yet there is no one left who remembers that time. No one on the outside, anyway. People on the inside live a long time, I\u2019ve heard, and people in my gang tell stories about how the insiders all watched the world fall apart like it was some kind of fireworks show. I guess I\u2019m getting ahead of myself, but I like to think about what it must have been like to be alive during that first decade. 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Anybody could build an orgone accumulator, and soon engines began to appear that were driven by them, although the source of orgone energy was still a mystery. People built generators, cars, heating and cooling systems, you name it. Free energy. By the time the major world governments and the fossil fuel consortiums that controlled them realized the seriousness of the problem, the cat was out of the bag. Most of them didn't even resist handing over the reins of power, and outside of a few skirmishes in the Middle East and the Houston Riots, a bloodless revolution took place. People learned that orgone and other alternative fuels had been deliberately suppressed for years, and that the Insiders, as the corporations and their puppet governments came to be called, had also retarded the development of environmental engineering technology that could dramatically reduce humanity's pressure on Earth's ravaged biosphere. The rhetoric of emerging world leaders capitalized on people's outrage, and hastened worldwide environmental repair. Some of their plans were a little strange, but they were so optimistic, so sure that they were leading mankind to Eden, that no one questioned them. After all, there\u2019s nothing wrong with cleaning up the planet.\nThe revolution started by Reich's accumulators and the realization that many such advancements could have been squelched by the Insiders sent people scurrying to their history books to exhume the theories of every eccentric and discredited scientist of the past century. Most of what they found was harmless delusion, but a few discoveries of valuable suppressed technology were made. The theories of the nineteenth century inventor Nikola Tesla gained tremendous notoriety, and physicists tripped over themselves in their rush to reexamine his work. Tesla believed that he had discovered a way to transmit electrical power through the air as easily as radio waves, and envisioned a worldwide system of power stations transmitting free energy. He was proven correct, but the universal availability of orgone accumulators eliminated the need for his invention. Scientists turned to Tesla's more theoretical work.\nWhat people didn't realize was that the Insiders had for the most part escaped the revolution unscathed; people were understandably more concerned with building utopias than with hunting down broken tyrants. The Insiders were never destroyed, they merely sank beneath the surface like Leviathan and waited for their chance to rise again. Furiously researching the technology they had restrained, they found in Tesla's theories an opportunity to resume their thrones.\nTesla was aware that every object has a resonant frequency; a breaking point where an object vibrates in phase with waves that are striking it. This is why a glass will shatter when the correct note is struck nearby on a tuning fork. The glass resonates with the tuning fork, its structure vibrating faster and faster until it shakes itself apart. This was thoroughly understood in Tesla's day, but he took the idea a step further. He reasoned that the Earth itself must have a resonant frequency, and he set out to calculate it. The Insiders were delighted to discover that while he was a little off in figuring Earth's frequency, he had hit the moon's right on the money.\nThe leaders of the world's emerging new nations, meanwhile, met at the first United World conference in Singapore to discuss solutions to the planet's remaining environmental dilemmas. It was decided that nuclear, chemical and biological weapon disposal was a priority, as was permanent relocation of the toxic wastes and heavy metals generated by hundreds of years or rapacious industry. As orgone-powered spacecraft were now under construction, it seemed feasible to easily and economically store these wastes on the moon, which was not considered desirable for colonization anyway. A corporation called Renewal, Inc. presented this plan, and indicated they were ready to implement it immediately. It's amazing to us now that no one questioned where Renewal, Inc. had come from, or why they were already so ideally equipped for an industry that had yet to be created. Contracts were signed, and Renewal, Inc. was given access to the most devastating weapons a self-destructive species had been able to devise. To universal cheers, they began hauling it all to the moon.\nOn April 1, 2012, the Insiders began a series of timed nuclear detonations on the poles of the moon. It took several hours before the moon began to resonate and shake apart, and at that point the explosions were stopped. Plenty of damage had been done already, however, and the Insiders now had all of the aces back in their sleeves. The orbit of the moon was disrupted just enough to wreak havoc on Earth; tidal waves destroyed many coastal cities, weather patterns became chaotic, and clouds of fallout and debris from the lunar explosions circled the globe. Within a year, over two thirds of Earth's population was gone. Those who died quickly in storms or were claimed by the sea were lucky.\nMost of the survivors developed some degree of the deteriorating skin condition dubbed \"Red-6,\" a legacy of the fallout and the poisonous air. Wealthy Insiders came out of hiding with treatments for Red-6 that only they could afford. When the search for clean water became the focus of most of humanity, the Insiders immediately unveiled a technique mating salt water purification and deep sea drilling to offer life's most crucial need at a \"reasonable\" price. Competing techniques for the extraction or purification of water spawned an enormous industry overnight, with the Insiders once more at the helm. They constructed domed cities for the wealthy, where corporations such as O2 sold pure metered air at whatever price the market could sustain. \"Designer air,\" a mildly hallucinogenic but very addictive and expensive luxury, caught on among the wealthy as the Insiders in their greed began to prey even upon their own.\nLife outside these cities was barely possible. Tremendous storms raged across what little arable land was left, and toxic debris still engulfed the planet like a diseased blanket. By 2060, the weather was somewhat stabilized, but few Outsiders could expect to live longer than thirty years. Most lived near the domed cities of the Insiders, where they could occasionally breathe clean air or drink clean water in exchange for menial labor or participation in grisly entertainments. 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        "raw_content": "Spring is here in the Pocono Mountains. That means the sun is shining and the fish are biting. Fishing and Hiking in the Poconos are just a couple of the best ways to take in the nature that surrounds the Mountains of Northeast Pa. Some Pocono Communities have their very own lakes to fish in and their own trails to hike. Here are a couple of our famous Pocono State Parks that offer some good fun for the great outdoors.\nThe Poconos has so much to offer its homeowners. There are a variety of different styles of homes and surroundings that make it so the area has something to offer anyone. The Poconos is known for many things including Skiing, Hunting, Fishing, Resorts, Nature, Communities, Wildlife, Casinos, and much more. For every home, there is a great niche that makes it special. 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Take a look at one of our events that is already scheduled to go down on the Mountain!\nCome on down to the Pocono Mountains and celebrate the birthday of one of our oldest towns Jim Thorpe on 5/16 and 5/17. Jim Thorpe is a quiet little town in Carbon County that hosts a number of fun events all year round and is also home to a number of Pocono Communities.\nThis event honors Jim Thorpe, a Native American, one of the greatest athletes of the 20th century, and our town's namesake. The Annual Jim Thorpe Birthday Celebration will be held at Josiah White Park in Jim Thorpe. The celebration starts with a Native American tribute at the Jim Thorpe Mausoleum, followed by the carrying of the lighted torch by the Olympian Cross Country and Track teams to the Jim Thorpe High School Stadium.\nAfter lighting the torch for the Carbon County Special Olympic Games the runners proceed on through town to Josiah White Park where they light the Olympic torch. 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        "raw_content": "PAGANI ZONDA REVOLUCI\u00d2N SPECS!\nI want share with you this article from Pagani called: PAGANI ZONDA REVOLUCI\u00d2N!\nThe evolution of the species, the revolution in the concept of art applied to pure speed. Pagani Automobili unveiled the final version of the Pagani Zonda Revolucion to clients and family members during Vanishing Point 2013 - The International Pagani gathering.\nThe Pagani Zonda Revolucion is the apex of the celebration of performance, technology and art applied to a track car. Horacio Pagani and his team have created a car designed to amaze both on the track and in a car collection.\nThe central monocoque is carbon-titanium, the needle on the scale stops at 1070kg. The AMG Mercedes engine is an evolution of the Zonda R powerplant. The 6.0-liter V12 now develops an output of 800 hp and 730 Nm of torque, resulting in a power to weight ratio of 748 hp per tonne.\nThe 6 speed magnesium transversal and sequential gearbox changes gears in 20ms. The traction control developed by Bosch with 12 different settings and the renewed ABS system, allows the driver to adapt the behavior of the car to his driving style.\nThe Zonda R program has always represented the highest expression of the technology at Pagani Automobili.\nThe aerodynamics feature important innovations, like new deflectors on the front bonnet, as well as a vertical stabilizer mounted on the rear bonnet. Pagani Zonda Revolucion also features a DRS (Drag-Reduction-System) on the rear wing. The system has two different operating modes, both can be activated by the driver at any time. The manual system is controlled with the DRS button on the steering wheel.\nThe rear wing changes between maximum and minimum downforce settings, at the occurrence of a lateral acceleration of + / - 0.8 g and a minimum speed of 100 km / h. Holding down the DRS for more than two seconds engages the DRS to work automatically according to the algorithms developed by the Pagani Automobili engineers during the development phase. The result is a car that is always fast, a strong performer able to take on any circuit in the world.\nThe Brembo braking system adopts new cutting edge F1-tecnology derived CCMR discs. With a weight saving of 15% compared to the previous CCM discs, the CCMR offer higher stiffness and lower operating temperatures on extreme track use. This contributes to the life of the disc which is increased by four times, with no sign of fading and a significant overall increase in braking power.\nPagani Zonda Revolucion is the ultimate experience for individuals who want to experience the thrill of an extreme track experience, in a safe and intuitive machine. Pagani Zonda Revolucion, like all creatures coming our to the Atelier in San Cesario sul Panaro, is tailor made. An object where art and science blend to create a perfect synthesis of technology, performance and aesthetics. A new masterpiece signed by Horacio Pagani.\nPagani Zonda Revolucion is on sale at a price of 2.2 million Euros plus taxes.\nHoracio Pagani, Owner and chief designer of Pagani Automobili:\n\"Limits are made to be overcome. We knew that Pagani Zonda R was already a fast car, the fastest ever on the Nuerburgring Nordschleife. We knew it would be very difficult to design and build a car that was even more extreme. But thanks to the creativity of our designers, engineers, and the whole Pagani family, we created a beautiful object and the fastest Pagani vehicle ever. A car that I am sure will electrify all our customers and fans all over the world.\"\nEtichette: 760, 764, Cinque, Coup\u00e9, EVO, F, Huayra, LH, Pagani, Pagani Huayra, Pagani Zonda, Passione, R, Revoluci\u00f2n, Roadster, RS, S, Tricolore, Unveiled, Zonda",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Old Downton Lodge\nPiazza Fontana, Cirencester \u2192\nBob Barron, Matins 2\nMark Wegierski contrasts American and Canadian Conservatism\n[An article based on a presentation read at the \u201cConservatism: Made in USA\u201d Conference, held at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland, on April 28, 2010]\nAmerica was founded as a revolutionary society which cast off the fetters of the Old World, whereas Canada originated in two distinct cultures. The first of these was French Canada \u2013 which had maintained its Ancien Regime \u2013 being already under British rule at the time of the French Revolution. The origins of French Canada go back to the founding of Qu\u00e9bec in 1608. By 1760, French Canada had been conquered by the British. However, the British were relatively tolerant, allowing, for example, the maintenance of the Roman Catholic faith. The second culture \u2013 which became decidedly more dominant, especially in the nineteenth century \u2014 was British (or English) Canada, whose origins lay mostly in the United Empire Loyalists \u2013 refugees from the American Revolution \u2013 who settled in Upper Canada (Ontario) and the Maritimes (on the Atlantic coast).\nThe key phrase of the British North America Act of 1867 that created the Dominion of Canada was \u201cpeace, order, and good government\u201d \u2013 as opposed to \u201clife, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness\u201d in the American founding document. Confederation was mostly the achievement of an English-Canadian (Sir John A. Macdonald) and a French-Canadian (George Etienne Cartier). Both were conservatives. Macdonald served as Canada\u2019s Prime Minister for most of the rest of the nineteenth century.\nOne of the proximate reasons for Canadian Confederation was fear of an expansionist America, in the wake of the American Civil War, in which \u2013 according to some interpretations \u2014 the American South had been crushed in favour of a more unitary view of the American polity. Indeed, for some American conservatives, the defeat of the American South represented a fundamental deviation from the truly federalist principles of the American Founding. Unfortunately, so-called \u201cstates\u2019 rights\u201d has become equated with the defence of Southern bigotry and the oppression of blacks.\nA defining historical moment for English Canada was the War of 1812, in which various U.S. invasions were beaten back in the face of overwhelming odds. English Canada\u2019s tragic hero of the war, Sir Isaac Brock, organized the energetic defence and heroically perished in battle. He was ably assisted by Tecumseh, the Indian war-chief. The campaigns of Brock and Tecumseh are studied to this day as examples of military achievement, though ironically more in current-day America than in Canada.\nDuring the late nineteenth century, Canada was founded on anti-revolutionary and traditionalist principles. Yet since the federal election of 1896, when the voters in the mostly French-speaking province of Qu\u00e9bec switched their votes en masse from the Conservative to the Liberal Party, at the federal level Canada has experienced long periods of Liberal government, with comparatively brief Conservative interludes. Although Qu\u00e9bec was for decades a very conservative society, it voted for the federal Liberal Party as an expression of resistance to the supercilious English-Canadian Conservatives. What resulted was a solid bloc of seats from Qu\u00e9bec, combined with a minority of seats from English Canada, that almost always allowed the Liberals to form the government in Ottawa.\nExcluded for decades from power, the Conservative Party re-designated itself as the Progressive Conservative Party in 1942, and has latterly eschewed nearly all aspects of \u201csmall-c conservatism.\u201d There even emerged a tendency called \u201cRed Toryism\u201d. Although the term was embraced by the traditionalist philosopher George Parkin Grant \u2013 for whom it was essentially a \u201csocial conservatism of the Left\u201d \u2013 it also became a catch-all term for opportunistic, P.C. party hacks, who simply adopted the ideas and policies of left-liberalism.\nThe Republicans in the U.S. have been far more successful electorally than their Canadian counterparts. Because of the left-liberal predominance in Canadian society, \u201csmall-c conservative\u201d tendencies are continually ground down. There is also a panoply of left-oriented special interest groups, who receive extensive government and some corporate funding.\nIn contrast to Canada, a predominantly left-liberal country, the United States is fundamentally conservative. The superpower exigencies of America require that it maintain a large and effective military. There is the vast influence of Christianity, both of fundamentalist Protestants and of tradition-minded Catholics; there is a large network of conservative think-tanks and foundations; and there are hundreds of traditional, mostly religious-based, colleges.\nIn the United States, there is debate within the right-wing, between such groupings as paleo-conservatives, social conservatives, neoconservatives, libertarians, paleolibertarians, right-wing Greens, \u201csocial conservatives of the Left\u201d (such as Christopher Lasch), classical liberals, religious conservatives (sometimes called \u201ctheocons\u201d) and so forth.\nCanadians, in contrast, have traditionally exhibited deference to authority. When the ruling paradigm was conservative, they tended to be more conservative than Americans (in the positive sense of conservatism). Canada, throughout its earlier times, could be seen as a more polite and orderly country than America \u2013 something which arguably persists today in the form of the lower crime rates and greater civility in political discourse.\nThe disadvantage of this deference was that when, in the Sixties, the ruling paradigm was changed from the top, most Canadians tended to follow. Today, they tend to be more ostentatiously politically-correct than Americans. Indeed, there is virtually no heritage of independence, self-reliance, or belief in free speech in Canada. Canadian officials laud the laws against so-called hate-speech. They maintain that they do not have \u201cthe American hang-ups\u201d about restricting freedom of speech.\nMassive processes of social and cultural transformation in Canada are in train. On March 9, 2010, Statistics Canada predicted that \u201cvisible minorities\u201d (a term of official usage) will constitute a third of the Canadian population in 2031. They are projected to be 63 percent of the population of Toronto and its suburbs (43 percent in 2006); 59 percent of the population of Vancouver (42 percent in 2006); and 31 percent of the population of Montreal (16 percent in 2006). Unlike the United States, the centrifugal forces in Canada are very strong, typified by the official multiculturalism which requires all levels of Canadian government to support and valorize the distinct cultures of the various diasporas. The so-called majority culture is becoming ever more attenuated. At the same time, more intellectual forms of traditionalism, conservatism, and nationalism, have been virtually excised from the academy and the mass media.\nSome of Canada\u2019s problems have their origins in the British establishment. The WASP elites are the most self-hating and politically-correct grouping in Canada. While they enjoy comfortable lives, they look down with disdain at the \u201creactionary\u201d lower-middle and working-classes, who evidently have greater residues of genuine patriotism. Other groups who appear to be without a bright future in Canada are the \u201cwhite ethnics\u201d, such as Ukrainian, Italian and Polish-Canadians. The term \u201cmulticulturalism\u201d \u2013 which once also referred to \u201cwhite ethnic\u201d fragment cultures \u2013 seems to be increasingly mean \u201cmultiracialism\u201d.\nTwentieth century developments have underlined the difficulties for conservatives of maintaining a \u201cbinational\u201d polity. In the federal elections from 1993 to 2008, the voters of Qu\u00e9bec gave most of the seats in the federal Parliament to the separatist Bloc Qu\u00e9b\u00e9cois \u2013 only to massively switch their allegiance to the NDP in 2011. Despite strenuous efforts, the Conservatives won only 10 seats in Qu\u00e9bec in 2006, 10 seats in 2008, and 5 seats in 2011. The large Conservative majority in the federal election of 2011, likewise, was not the prelude for radical change.\nBereft of a vibrant intellectual and think-tank infrastructure and lacking a living right-wing, Canada is thereby deprived of a critical source of intelligence about human nature and society. Thus, in the future, it may become more prone than the US to social, cultural and economic dislocations.\nBob Barron, Ursa Major\nMark Wegierski is a Toronto-based writer and historical researcher. He was born in Toronto of Polish immigrant parents.\nBob Barron comes from County Durham. Following studies at Sunderland College of Art, the majority of Barron\u2019s working life as a full time artist has been spent in his native North-East. He has recently relocated and now works from his studio in Southampton.\nThis entry was posted in Current Affairs and Comment, QR Home and tagged Canadian Confederation, conservatism, George Parkin Grant, Mark Wegierski. Bookmark the permalink.\n1 Response to We Cannot Escape History\n\u201cIntellectual forms of traditionalism, conservatism, and nationalism, have been virtually excised from the academy and mass media.\u201d\nCanada is almost a worst-case scenario (Germany is a special case), but this applies in different degrees right across most western, especially our English-speaking, democracies. It has not happened like poison toadstools appearing unexpectedly after a summer downpour. \u201cIt is no accident,\u201d as Trotsky used to say.\nIt is largely the work of what my old acquaintances in the early-days \u201cmulti-racism\u201d racket \u2013 which, for example, turned liberal academic Institute of Race Relations, after a brief \u201cKerensky\u201d interlude, into the present \u201cRace & Class\u201d agitprop organization \u2013 as \u201cnationwide agenda networking\u201d. More on this another time, but meanwhile disbelievers (if there are many left) who are also opponents (ditto) can glean a few introductory details from the books by Michael William and Anthony Browne on \u201cpolitical correctness\u201d.\nBritain itself now has a new state ideology called \u201cEquality & Diversity\u201d \u2013 and incremental Gleichschaltung is well under way. It is not confined just to the self-parodying \u201cGuardian 2\u201d LGBT+BME daily dose of drivel for the North London/BBC/Corbynista/Justine Greening thinkalikes.\nInformed and astute resistance, however, is NOT \u201cuseless\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "This is the South Western edge of the \"Lyme Dome,\" in Old Lyme, Connecticut. If you want to find the rest of this rock, you'll have to go to Africa.\nIt all started a few hundred million years ago when six continents crammed together to form Connecticut. With \"Game Of Thrones\" names like Avalonia, Gander and the enormous supercontinent, Pangea, these land masses eventually broke apart and moved away from each other. But, like that shirt you left in your ex's closet and the framed photo of the two of you in Fiji that's buried at the bottom of a box in your basement, each left something behind with the other.\nThe \"Lyme Dome\" was formed when Gander collided with Avalonia. Gander, through no fault of its own, was pushed beneath Avalonia. (I want to be clear on this. It had nothing to do with being weak. Maybe Gander was trying to allow Avalonia to discover itself and flourish.) This vertical piling of rock created the \"Dome,\" whose core is now located in the village of Old Lyme.\nWhen the continents began drifting apart (which can happen even after you spend two months of your salary in Fiji) Avalonia and Gander were both severed, with parts of each shifting east to form the European and African continents . . . while the rest of us got left behind (but not abandoned, according to my therapist) in North America.\nToday, the majority of the Gander rocks that form the \"Lyme Dome\" in southeastern Connecticut, like the one pictured here, are found in Morocco and other parts of Africa.\nAfter 400 million years, I guess I should let it go.",
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        "raw_content": "Several Released Texas Horned Lizards Survived Into Brumation\nBiologists with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department released 139 hatchling Texas horned lizards (Phrynosoma cornutum) in the Kerr & Mason Mountain Wildlife Management Area last September, 10 of which were outfitted with tracking devices in an effort to gauge their behaviors and to see if they survived. Previous releases were not successful. Officials said horned lizards already have high mortality rates even under good conditions.\nHatchling horned lizard update\nAnyone out there wondering what ever became of the hatchling horned lizards that we released this year? Maybe it\u2019s time for an update! If you have been following along, then you know that we released over 130 hatchlings on September 4th of this year. Ten of those hatchlings were tagged with harmonic radar tags and were released one day later than the others. Much to our surprise, a month later we still had 5 tagged hatchlings that we could locate. We knew that 2 had died, so 3 others were \u201cmissing in action.\u201d\nBy November 9th, things had started to change. One lizard had apparently buried itself, 3 others appeared to have shed their tags (and probably the rest of their skin), but one lizard was still up and moving. In fact, we had a couple of hard freezes in November and were very surprised to find that that one lizard was still moving on November 16th and the 29th. Although it took a little convincing, that last lizard has apparently given up for this year also. On December 4th it was partially buried, and when we checked on the 13th it was completely buried. We now know a whole lot more about survival and movements of hatchling horned lizards than we ever knew before. We can hardly wait for next year!\nPosted by Kerr & Mason Mountain Wildlife Management Areas - Texas Parks and Wildlife on Monday, December 17, 2018\nBy November, five were still being tracked by Texas Parks and Wildlife, and in early November, one individual had already buried itself for brumation, three last their tags, due to shedding, and one was still moving about above ground November 29, in spite of several hard freezes last month, according to the Kerr & Mason Mountain Wildlife Management Areas Facebook page. Finally, on December 13, the little lizard had completely buried itself for winter.\nWhere Did All The Horny Toads Go?\nThe hatchlings, born at the Fort Worth Zoo this summer, are part of a state program to reintroduce the iconic reptile back into the habitats of Texas where they were once abundant. The lizard, was listed as a protected species by the state in 1967. In 1977, they were added to the threatened and endangered species list. The reptile has a range that extends into Oklahoma, but it has also declined, partially due to loss of habitat.",
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        "raw_content": "Behind the Scenes of the Twilight Zone episode \"To Serve Man\"\nAnother change needed was the Kanamit\u2019s voice. After a initial rough cut was made and Richard Kiel\u2019s voice was synced with the soundtrack, Serling and Houghton viewed the film and both agreed a major re-haul was needed. So plans were made to add footage, rewrite the Kanamit\u2019s dialogue, rerecord the alien\u2019s voice, incorporate stock footage and film additional scenes. The original cut ended abruptly as Pat shouts: \u201cTo Serve Man . . . it\u2019s a cookbook!\u201d And for a moment, Chambers looked stunned. A zoom into a close-up of his face as the horror takes hold. Slowly a huge hand comes into the frame to touch Chamber\u2019s cheek, pinches it lightly as if feeling for tenderness, then the hand gently \u2013 but very firmly \u2013 turns Chambers around and propels him up the stairs as they slowly close. During the process of this closing, we hear Serling\u2019s voice in closing narration:\n\u201cThe very explicit and very specific differences in points of view. To the wee ones . . . the little folk called man . . . it\u2019s a marvelous adventure, a voyage to another planet. An exciting sojourn in another section of the galaxy. But to the very large, granite faced inhabitants known as Kanamits . . . it\u2019s nothing more than a cattle car, a very comfortable provisions ship bringing food from the other end of the universe. Like I say . . . it\u2019s all in the point of view.\u201d\nRichard L. Bare directed a number of revised scenes as the script called for them, as revealed in the M-G-M filming schedule. The ending with Chambers being escorted into the spaceship was deleted. Footage of a montage sequence of the Kanamit giving gifts superimposed over the shots of the various newspaper headlines was also deleted, replaced with the delegates offering a token of thanks for the gifts that were bestowed on them. Stock footage of power plants for force fields and crops and deserts was inserted. Serling also composed two additional scenes for the opening and closing of the episode, so the film already shot in the can would become the flashback scenes.\nSeeking only perfection, Serling realized the rough cut was not acceptable. Part of the problem was the adaptation in script form. Serling decided to have the entire story told in flashback format and wrote additional script pages for the opening and closing scenes of the episode. James Sheldon came in to direct the conference room scene on June 17. On October 23, the interior of the spaceship with Kiel and Bochner (composing the opening and closing scenes of the episode) was filmed, as well as a revised scene where Chambers is pushed back onto the stairs as the door to the spaceship closes (which is why Brody and Chambers are not on the screen together in the closing moments). These additional scenes were filmed on Stage 9. Serling also rewrote his narrations and had them rerecorded for this episode.\nSerling left for five weeks of vacation, leaving the filming of additional scenes and new cut in the capable hands of Houghton. \u201cJust so long as you know, Buck,\u201d Serling wrote before leaving, \u201chow deeply appreciative I am of all your back-breaking labor, your tremendous loyalty and your contributions which consistently and constantly made me look good.\u201d\nLloyd Bochner\u2019s narrations for the retakes were recorded on January 11, 1962, in Sync Room \u201cB\u201d from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. By this time, the recordings of Kiel\u2019s voice had been tossed aside because of the revision, which required the dialogue to be recorded again. Since Kiel wasn\u2019t available, Joseph Ruskin, who played the role of the genie in \u201cThe Man in the Bottle,\u201d supplied the new voice of the Kanamits. Ruskin\u2019s name remained uncredited in the episode.\n\u201cI had been told that M-G-M and the producers had the right to use someone else to dub in my lines and that they probably would do that,\u201d Kiel recalled in his book, Making it Big in the Movies (2002). \u201cI remember driving in directly from Palm Springs and reporting to M-G-M for hours of make-up before beginning the long day of shooting. I was so tired from driving right from one job to another and going through hours of brutal make-up that when they gave me a chance to do the lines myself, I was not prepared and did not do a very good job when I read the lines of the \u2018Kanamit.\u2019 Ultimately, they did use someone else to dub the voice of the Kanamit, and I wasn\u2019t surprised, just disappointed in myself.\u201d\nWhen he came back from his trip, Serling viewed the revised film and admitted it was much better than before. A number of former insert scenes were deleted. The scene where a group of people boarded the spacecraft (with actor Theodore Marcuse as Citizen Gregori talking about a peaceful coalition) was in editor Jason Bernie\u2019s original rough cut, after Chambers was put into the spaceship, so the audience would realize that the Earthlings were unaware of what went on across the airfield. Serling favored switching the order of the scenes. *\n* Among the deleted scenes were inserts of a push panel button, a salesman\u2019s hand, gum in a woman\u2019s hand, insert of a piano, and young children who received gifts from the Kanamit. Extras who were filmed for the scenes that ultimately got deleted: Bob McCord, Jim Turley, and Shirley Swedsen.\nThe flashing light above the door in Chambers\u2019 room in the spaceship is the same featured on the chest of the two-headed Martian in \u201cMr. Dingle, the Strong.\u201d The television camera at the U.N. was the same lens installed on Wordsworth\u2019s wall in \u201cThe Obsolete Man.\u201d The private quarters featured in the opening and closing scene inside the spaceship was the same as in \u201cHocus-Pocus and Frisby,\u201d with a different door frame and the addition of lights and drawers.\nWith the drastic re-edit of this film, an original music score was not recommended by Scott Perry, Jr., the music editor, who decided in favor of using cues from the CBS stock music library. Some of the music is easily recognizable \u2013 lifted from the compositions used in previous Twilight Zone episodes such as \u201cBack There\u201d and \u201cThe Invaders.\u201d The footage of New York Times Square was stock footage from 1949. The movie My Dream is Yours with Doris Day, Jack Carson and Lee Bowman is advertised at The Strand, and Champion with Kirk Douglas is advertised at another movie theater.\nTelevision critic Leonard Hoff man of The Tucson Daily Citizen reviewed this episode referring to the story as \u201cmediocre,\u201d adding that \u201cthe program is saved by television\u2019s sometimes unusual ability to reincarnate and even rejuvenate has-been tales and make them enjoyable fare.\u201d\nOn March 9, Damon Knight wrote to Serling, \u201cYou have made me a big man around here, and I would hate to try to estimate what your Trendex was in Milford the night you did \u2018To Serve Man.\u2019 My kids thought there ought to have been more to the story, but I thought it was a dandy show; I loved your monster and I treasure your line, \u2018dust to dessert.\u2019 I hear the series has not been renewed, which is a great pity if true, but I trust you are busy and happy. May your tribe increase.\u201d\nSerling replied on March 13, thanking Knight for the gracious note. \u201cI\u2019m not at all sure we did justice to your exceptional story but the effort was there and the try was a manly one. Actually, the reactions to the show have been quite incredible. The mail pull, for our show anyway, has been quite phenomenal \u2013 and the word of mouth unusually positive and extensive. Actually, I think I piddled around with the U.N. too much and was unable to sustain this properly with legitimate production values. If we\u2019d done this as a motion picture, and had a few more dollar bills accessible, it could have been dressed up far more handsomely. But as it is, we\u2019ve done far worse with fewer results. Apologize to your kids for me, and explain to them what are the pitfalls of novice science fiction writers who run their ham fists all over the works of the legitimate ones. I hope we have a chance to do it again.\u201d\nAmong the television spoofs is The Simpsons\u2019 annual \u201cTreehouse of Horror\u201d from October of 1990 when elements of \u201cTo Serve Man\u201d were implemented with Lisa discovering a book titled \u201cHow to Cook Humans.\u201d The aliens, however, calm her fears when it is revealed that the book was really titled \u201cHow to Cook for Forty Humans.\u201d On an episode of Futurama, the character of Bender wears an apron that says \u201cTo Serve Man.\u201d\nLloyd Bochner made his only appearance on The Twilight Zone in this episode (though he was offered a lead in \u201cNumber 12 Looks Just Like You\u201d), but the actor assisted in what has become probably one of the best spoofs of this classic episode. In the 1991 motion picture, The Naked Gun 2 \u00bd: The Smell of Fear, Bochner runs across the screen holding a book, screaming \u201cit\u2019s a cookbook!\u201d\nIn the episode \u201cSofa So Good,\u201d on Married . . . With Children, initially telecast January 16, 1994, Al screams off screen \u201cPeg! To Serve Man! It\u2019s a cookbook!\u201d In the episode \u201cSpace,\u201d on Newsradio, initially telecast on May 21, 1997, a comical look of the future involves Jimmy distributing copies of a book titled \u201cTo Serve Man.\u201d The printing is a result of a publishing company he bought out. When someone asks about the title, Jimmy sarcastically comments, \u201cYeah, it\u2019s a cookbook.\u201d In the episode \u201cLessons,\u201d on Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, initially telecast September 24, 2002, a verbal reference is made about this episode. In the episode \u201cPeace,\u201d on Angel, initially telecast April 30, 2003, the cast discovers a creature that eats people to sustain life. 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        "raw_content": "The Chrysler Museum of Art is pleased to announce Multiple Modernisms - an exhibition of modern and contemporary art that features the work by Arakawa, Untitled, 1963 (Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr.).\nThis reinstallation of the Chrysler Museum\u2019s McKinnon Galleries highlights pieces in the Museum\u2019s permanent collection through an examination of differing narratives about the history of modern and contemporary art. The exhibition shows similar approaches between artists, many who worked simultaneously or successively. It also explores contradictory ideas influenced by politics and socioeconomics. \u201cMultiple Modernisms takes as its thesis that art history is messy. It is not one art practice progressing into another in a clear, straight manner. Instead, artists had different theories about what modern and contemporary was, what art should present to society and what impacts it could have. The exhibition also emphasizes that certain trends in art practice, such as representing the body or abstraction, were repeated in various manners throughout the 20th and 21st centuries,\u201d said Kimberli Gant, Chrysler Museum\u2019s McKinnon Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art.\nMultiple Modernisms pairs internationally renowned artists like Jackson Pollock and Georgia O\u2019Keeffe with those of local or regional acclaim like Norfolk artist Vic Pickett. The exhibition also showcases work by female artists, artists of color and artists from other countries. \u201cI wanted this presentation to show the breadth and depth of the Museum\u2019s collection. It was important to show there are alternate narratives to the history of contemporary art because not all artists or genres were or are embraced within the canon. Art history is fluid and constantly being revised. I want to highlight that,\u201d said Gant.\nMultiple Modernisms is guided by six themes including Sculpted Figures, The Gesture, Invoking Geometry, Refined Dynamism, Layered Perspectives and (Hyper) Reality. Sculpted Figures features three-dimensional interpretations of the human body. The Gesture presents works that emphasize the artist\u2019s expressive mark on the canvas. In Invoking Geometry, viewers see images of shapes and patterns. Refined Dynamism focuses on works about movement within a restrained color palette, while Layered Perspectives presents artistic interpretations of major events, symbols, mythology and society. (Hyper) Reality includes works presenting an extreme version of reality. \u201cIn organizing the exhibition by themes, viewers will see how artists were influenced by each other, created similar or conflicting perspectives on the same event and experimented with the same techniques or ideas across time and geography,\u201d said Gant.\nThe modern and contemporary art exhibition opens November 16 at 6 p.m. with a 1960s-themed reception. The opening reception is free for members, $5 for all others.\nFor more information please visit: www.chrysler.org\n(Image: Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976), Totem, ca. 1970. Painted metal Gift of Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., 71.784 \u00a9Alexander Calder Estate / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York)",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cAnfang,\u201d the Beginning\nAnd so it begins . . . January two, 2015. For years I have felt compelled to write down the borrow bits of wisdom that I've gathered from so many tremendous teachers. This is been a great blessing, I am grateful to the long list of people whom the Lord has brought in my life to teach me. My hope, my posture, is to pass these bits of wisdom on to others, and to suppress my need to lead and control.\nIn the Scriptures, we are urged to seek the Lord with all our heart, and that when we seek him, we will find him. I have not or seldom have I sought Him with all my heart. He comes into my life and speaks to me anyway. This is one of the great graces of my life. He speaks to me, and allows me to find Him, despite the fact and I am constantly distracted and rarely grant Him my attention.\nSo in this effort, I hope to forswear my need for attention, and leverage the infinite bits of wisdom that, for whatever reason, has been entrusted to me by the Creator of the universe through some of His most faithful servants.\nA few years ago, we started the Revolworks website. Here\u2019s a trade secret: notice if you spell Revol backwards you get lover. Thus, in an undercover way, we are trying to create \u201cThe Works of the Lover.\u201d\nThe target audience: me, my wife and children, my family and dear friends, plus the multitude of interns, Sunday School friends and disciples the Lord has sent me over these 54 years.\nWhile I realize that my qualifications fall short, I plan to pass along to you these many thoughts that have led me along the narrow way in life. I hope and pray that you enjoy them.",
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        "raw_content": "Review of the text\n\"Notes on the Dark Side of the Torturer/Victim Relationship\"\nDr. Carlos Alberto Arestivo\nPSYCOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TORTURE IN DIFFERENT HISTORICAL PERIODS\n- Torture can be DEFINED as \"an action made by one or more people (called torturers) in a situation of absolute power over life or death, in regards to another person (the victim) who is completely defenseless, without any chance of avoiding torment, escaping or defending himself.\nThe tortured person can only submit and suffer, putting his physical and psychological resistance to the test.\"\n- The AIM of torture is to \"produce torment and terror through any kind of pain, suffering, vexation and humiliation; torture widely attacks all the vulnerable aspects of the human being with the aim of breaking their defenses and resistance.\"\n- Torture is a practice that has been used by humanity since the beginning of time, and, as the reports by Amnesty International say, is still used today by many \"civilized\" nations.\n- Let's first distinguish the practice of torture used in a \"PRIVATE\" context and that used in a \"PUBLIC\" one.\n- \"PRIVATE\" use is using coercion to extort confessions in criminal circles, or, using of exemplary punishment, in delinquent subcultures, like the mafia, ndrangheta and the camorra.\n- From a psychological point of view this type of torture, in the first case, is one of the expressions of a sadistic delinquent personality, indifferent to life and others' suffering; in the second case it is mostly characterized by ritual and tribal connotations - expressions of criminal subculture.\n- Another field for \"PRIVATE\" torture is represented by sexual sadism and masochism whose characteristics I'll put off for now.\n- Certain psychoses and psychopathy can produce individuals who are indifferent to the suffering and the lives of others.\n- In the \"PUBLIC\" context three historical periods can be distinguished as well as three fields for different uses of torture.\n- The FIRST period, which ended in Europe around the end of the 1700s, can be connected to the idea of punishment given by the authorities, for example \"exemplary punishment\", in proportion to the dignity of the offended person. One terrible example of this concept is represented by the punishment given to Robert Fran\u00e7ois Damiens in 1757 in France for having injured Louis XV with a knife.\n- The death penalty, applied very easily and for numerous crimes, did not constitute a general punishment, but included numerous methods of execution, preceded at times by a series of tortures.\n- The cruel application of the \"laws of God\", described in the Bible, the punishment included in Roman Law, and the treatment given to conquered peoples and slaves, are known by all.\n- Punishments, executed publicly, held different meanings:\nWarning and deterrent, aimed at the entire population, including the criminals, demonstrating the consequences of the crime;\nSadistic spectacle offered by the authorities, from the Roman \"circenses\" onwards, in order to entertain the public and gain their favour;\nPerverted uses of rituals and sacrifice in order to reinforce the idea of community;\nReinforcement of the authorities, distinction between people and authority. The cruelest punishments were used for crimes against nobility, while similar acts made against common citizens were punished less severely\n- This use of suffering and torture in public is still used in many countries of the third world.\n- The SECOND period includes the use of torture by the public, political or religious authorities as a tool for obtaining confessions from the tortured person.\n- Analysis of historical documents confirms the general use of this practice in all of the so-called \"civil\" populations since antiquity.\n- In Ecclesiastic Law, at the time of the Inquisition, torture was not considered a punishment, but a \"test\" to obtain confessions\n- The use of torture is, therefore, the expression of human evolution: where torture is regulated and generally applied in criminal, political or religious trials, we find ourselves in front of a people still far behind in evolution and civilization.\n- The more regulated it is, the stronger and more evident it becomes.\n- The Holy Inquisition, official expression of the Catholic Church, ideologically justifies its bloody work as the battle of good vs. evil, and not tolerating the existence of the \"separantes se a communitate aliorum et potestatem Papae et Ecclesiae enervantes\", as one of the most famous theoreticians of the Inquisition, Bernardo da Guido claimed in 1322 in his book \"Pratica officii inquisitoris haereticae pravitatis\".\n- The actions of the Inquisition we not aimed so much at contrasting heresy on the theological level, but contrasting it in its public forms.\n- The invitation the inquisitors gave to the guilty was to renounce the \"haeretica pravitas\", and aimed at reintegrating the heretic with legality: and this legality was represented by the constituted order, which is religious order, but also social and political order, fundamental to medieval society.\n- Afterwards, religious ideology became, over the years, the pretext to eliminate all those who were \"different\" - rebels, political enemies, etc..\n- The most famous texts on which the inquisitors based themselves in their atrocious practice were: the Bull \"Ad extirpanda\" emanated by Pope Innocent IV in 1252, and the more famous \"Malleus maleficarum\", written in 1486 by E.Institor and J.Sprenger.\n- Years before, in England (1215), the Magna Charta Libertatum was emanated. This document, written by King John, in the name of the \"antique liberties of England\", establishes the rights of the citizens, rights that the sovereign promises not to violate.\nBut Pope Innocent III, to whom King John had sworn and paid homage to in order to gain kingship over England and Ireland, declared the Magna Charta null and void with a Papal Bull, in the name of the defense of the sovereignty of the Church, which coincides with that of the crown.\nThe new king of England, Henry III Plantagenet in 1216 promulgated the Magna Charta again and reconfirmed it in 1225.\n- In 1679, with the emanation of the \"Habeas Corpus Act\" in England, the principle of personal non-violation and its guarantees is decreed.\nthose who hold a prisoner must bring him in front of the competent authorities and declare in which day and for what crimes the criminal was arrested;\nthe judge cannot pass a sentence if the detainee is not present;\nthe detainee has the possibility to pay bail and be freed while waiting for judgment.\n- This document remained a theoretical declaration of ideological principals. With the passing of time, these ideas were understood by state authorities that started on the road to democracy. Part of the text of the \"Habeas Corpus\" was cited in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948).\nHowever today in England and the Unites States, it is still possible to temporarily suspend the application of \"habeas corpus\", in \"exceptional circumstances and reasons of public order\".\n- Besides, evolution has not followed the same path in the same time: in 1768, the \"Constitutio Theresiana Criminalis\", that is, the penal code used in part of Europe, still included the use of torture and described in detail how to use it. Attached to the code are appendices with illustrations showing how to build and use instruments of torture, to be used in the inquisitional phase of the penal process.\n- The THIRD period of the \"public\" application of torture is represented by the \"strategy of terror\", meaning the actions made by a governing authority to conquer, retain and increase its power.\n- This is not casual violence, done by some officials or government workers; what's shocking in this context is that everything that happens to a population is part of a precise, well thought out plan.\n- Here too we can distinguish between \"strategies of terror\" aimed at striking external enemies and internal enemies.\n- In the FIRST GROUP (external enemies) we find some historical examples of the use of torture as a defense. I'll only cite one: Prince Vlad who ruled what is now Romania in the XIII century - he saw that his army was no match for the Turkish army coming up from the south, so he resorted to the following plan.\n- He sent approximately twenty thousand of his subjects to the southern border. He then tortured and impaled them, telling Mohammed II through his ambassadors that any Turkish prisoner would have received a fate worse than that which he gave to his subjects.\n- This atrocity reached its aim and Romania was saved from the Turkish invasion; Prince Vlad was given the title \"Saviour of the Country\", which he carried along with two other names with which he was known by the people: \"Tepes\" (the Impaler) and the more famous \"Dracula\" (from the ancient Romanian \"dracul\" meaning \"dragon\" or \"devil\") Bram Stoker was inspired by this historical person when he wrote his famous novel \"Dracula the Vampire\" in 1897.\n- The SECOND TYPE (internal enemies) of use of the \"strategy of terror\" is aimed at eliminating and destroying political adversaries from within the nation. Unfortunately there are many examples, and the roads taken are very similar independently from where they occur.\n- One example is Paraguay, which was under the dictatorship of General Stroessner for 35 years: from 1954 to 1989 - a much longer period than other South American nations.\n- As soon as they had achieved a minimum amount of political support, Stroessner and his followers created \" a political apparatus that presented a semblance of democracy and legality acceptable by the current government\"\n- Right after that, once he had consolidated his power, Stroessner \"suspended indefinitely the guarantees for personal liberty covered by the national constitution; afterwards, through corruption, he was able to break the unity of the main opposing party e created a 'democratic' parliament, by using those politicians who were convinced, through money and threats, to take his side, although they appeared to be part of the opposition.\n- \"The next move was that of seducing and converting the remaining members of the opposition, putting them on his side, and therefore obtaining legal majority, in order to write a new constitution with them that, under the appearance of democracy, allowed the dictator to obtain absolute power, through laws limiting liberty and that legalized every type of violation of human rights.\n- \"These offences to human dignity were made possible by a \"legal\" system in which those few holding the power, armed with absolute impunity, were fully able to vex, persecute, arrest and assassinate any type of opposition.\n- \"A law which followed also allowed the oppressors to use the state finances for their own personal enrichment.\n- \"The consequence of this situation on the masses was to institute an atmosphere of collective terror, enough to slow down or paralyze any type of opposition to power. Individuals or political groups that showed signs of opposition were simply eliminated through extermination.\n- \"The rest of the people had to accept the situation, and a climate of general diffidence was created. The fear of being betrayed or denounced, destroyed any ties of trust and helpfulness among friends, neighbors and even families \"\n- In this context, the systematic use of torture for political adversaries isn't used so much to obtain confessions about personal crimes or to reveal the names of accomplices, but rather to \" produce a detailed and complete destruction of the persona, which has the double effect of making the single political adversary innocuous and to increase control over the population through the strategy of terror.\"\n- Once the tortured victims are freed, purposely, they become terrible living messages and underline the omnipotence of the constituted power, contributing to increasing the general feeling of constant threat to opposition throughout the people.\n- The technique of the so-called \"irregular reinforcement\" in the choice of victims (which consists in arbitrarily punishing every category of person, and constantly changing what is permitted and what is not permitted) widens and increases the power of terror, repeating the message that the powers can reach anyone and that no one is safe.\n- Torture, used in this context, eliminated the need to physically kill all the adversaries, with the risk of turning them into heroes or martyrs, because it gives the people back to society, even though they had been destroyed psychologically and were now incapable of any political action.\n- The political adversary, or supposed political adversary, is almost always arrested during the night, in a brutal and violent fashion and he knows, from the first moment, that his detention will not be officialized and that, if his friends and family go to the authorities to ask for information about him, the police will deny the arrest, and he will be spoken of in fear, just like another \"desaparicido\".\n- The prisoner also knows that his detention could last months or even years, during which he will be systematically tortured; he understands that he is totally defenseless and must rely on the mercy of those who arrested him and that they could also kill him without consequences, without trial, knowing that nobody will ever know about it.\n- Everything that then happens to him has already been planned:\n- The victim is first isolated in a cell, or, if he shares the prison with others, he is blindfolded and often gagged so that he cannot communicate with anyone. \"Isolation not only terrifies, but also causes anxiety and often causes such a high level of despair as to destroy the personality\"\n- In this context, the only person with whom a relationship can be forged is that person who conducts the interrogation, or rather the torturer, and it is with him that the victim desperately tries to create a relationship, so as to have a bit of relief, but \"the terror technique also foresees this; in fact prisoners are often transferred from one facility to the next and the torturers are often changed so that the high level of stress can be maintained.\"\n- \"The level of constant alarm and continuing terror makes it hard to sleep; if however, due to exhaustion, the victim were to fall asleep, he would be woken up violently by the guards \". Unbalancing the wake/sleep rhythms is another way of weakening the person\n- The destruction of the sense of time is often increased with total sensory deprivation and the use of drugs and psycho-pharmaceuticals\n- Added to this is the fact that the victim is only allowed to eat or drink the minimum necessary to keep them alive\n- The prisoner is tortured everyday; often a doctor is present during a torture session. His job is to make sure that the prisoner stays awake by making him take amphetamines if necessary, to increase the pain; his other job is to make sure that the victim doesn't die because of the torture\n- In some cases, when the torturers find themselves in front of people particularly resistant to torture who would rather die than give in, a family member or close friend is arrested and tortured in front of them\n- Afterwards, the prisoner is given to a group of torturers who remain the same for a long period\n- And here is where yet another calculated plan comes in to play and makes this treatment different from the others above:\n- In fact the classic interrogation scheme used by the police uses two types of police officers: the first plays the part of the \"bad\" officer, who hits and yells, while the other plays the part of the \"good\" officer, he brings coffee, cigarettes and understanding, trying to gain the prisoner's trust and offers him protection\n- This scheme presents the alternation of two opposite behaviors on the part of the police and is made to strike the prisoner in his moments of weakness and openness, near trance in some cases, which happen when there is a transition from one state of consciousness to the next\n- The novelty introduced in last few years by the police in the dictatorships of Latin America, has been studied by an \"expert\" psychologist working for the dictators. This is the fact that the \"good\" and \"bad\" cop are played by the same person\n- If the torturer alternates moments of violence and moments of \"understanding, good manners and affection\" in front of the prisoner, then the stress levels and confusion of the victim increase, so much that when the torturer arrives, he doesn't know whether he will be tortured again or not. This system also destabilizes the prisoner's psyche and prepares him for a morbid transfer towards his tormentor\"\n- In these conditions, when the moment of torture arrives, the immobilized victim \"can only think quickly and frenetically, so much so that the flow of his simultaneous thoughts confuses him and makes him panic, so that he can no longer formulate ides, the stress is at its utmost.\"\n- A psychiatrist who was tortured in Paraguay, Dr Carlos Alberto Arestivo, tried to elaborate his personal experience, theorizing on the three levels that can happen to varying degrees in the psyche of the victims:\n- The first level is that of \"ILLUSION\": the victim on the one hand tries to kill himself, but he is never able to because the torturers watch him carefully so that this doesn't happen: on the other hand, the victim invokes everything he believes in, from God to his mother, so that they can intercede and make the pain stop, but this doesn't work either.\n- This level seems to happen to all the victims. After that, the roads vary.\n- Those that, during their lives \"couldn't or wouldn't interiorize significant human relationships, but privileged political ideals, aren't able to find in themselves the strength of human relationships, they are incapable of defending their political ideals, and they give in to the torturer's game so that he may then reach his goal.\"\n- The victim \"opens his eyes and sees in front of him the only man who can save him, and this is the torturer who is killing him. He has no alternatives he has to trust someone and he trusts his torturer.\"\n- This trust that the victim feels, due to the intense dramatic situation that he is living, is branded as a psychological imprint and is associated to a primary experience of profound regression.\n- In the second level, which we will call \"TRUST\", if the victim cannot reach his interior affections, he then establishes with his torturer a perverse alliance which slowly destroys any political ideal he may have ever had in his personal history, and he is therefore won over \"\n- The subject, who has been won over by torture, refuses, along with his body, the ideal world that he had forged and accepts his relationship with the torturer as his saviour.\n- In other words, the victim falls into a state of profound regression, through which he tries to escape by creating a deep bond with the persecution-filled environment around him and the figure of the torturer.\n- In these extreme conditions, the victim can take refuge in an ambiguous state of indifference, a psychological life of the co-existence of opposite worlds, a life in which there is no difference between opposite terms, between good and bad, between liberal democracy and dictatorial oppression.\n- Testimony from prisoners of Nazi lagers confirms, in some cases, the emergence of a feeling of self-hatred. The prisoners are seen as dirty, emaciated, ugly, badly-dressed and at the same time a paradoxical admiration for the guards with their shiny boots, ironed uniforms, their authority, efficiency and the fact that they are well-fed, develops.\n- This mechanism can be ontologically compared to the state of primary indifference of a child, for whom the distinction between itself and its surroundings is hazy, reaching such a state is a regression that has been adopted and accepted as an escape route from an unsustainable present. - Analogous dynamics can be seen in the \"Stockholm Syndrome\", which describes a particularly morbid attachment of the hostages to their kidnappers.\n- Such a state of ambiguity and apparent friendship with the torturer continues, if it is not appropriately cured, after liberation and makes his reinsertion in society difficult as well as, especially, his internal growth and the possibility of participating fully in life.\n- \"This level is a disturbing phenomenon, which is not always understood, nor is it accepted but often denied on the part of the torturers who, when they tell of their acts show hate, regret and anger, but, at the same time, show the dark side of the experience: and undisclosed protection of the torturer, trying to justify the unjustifiable \".\n- The third level is that of \"REFUGE\". This is where those who, during their lives, were able to interiorize important relationships relive special moments. When these people are tortured, they evoke the strong feelings that constitute their personal and social identity.\n- At this point a hallucinatory phenomenon takes place, which disconnects the victim from the atrocious situation that he is going through, and anesthetizes him totally, until he dies. His muscles relax and he no longer reacts to any form of stimulus. -\n- \"The victim, while remaining lucid, is able to distance and dissociate himself from his body: he can be somewhere else with his mind. He appears lucid, he can feel that he is being beaten, he can hear the questions he is asked but he hears them from far away as if they weren't aimed at him. These hallucinatory defenses make him live in a dream, surrounded by the affections of his interior world \".\n- At this point, the torturers consider the torture session closed and hand over the prisoner to the police doctor, who gives him the minimal amount of cures necessary to keep him alive until the next time.\n- This phenomenon shows the defeat of the torturer and underlines the weak point that the regime of terror ignores in its presumed omnipotence.\n- A strong interior world of affection and social relationships can constitute the only possible limit to torture.\n- This hallucinatory phenomenon is described in the films \"Brazil\" by Terry Gilliam, and \"Kiss of the Spider Woman \" by Hector Babenco.\n- Hallucinatory \"refuge\" is maybe the only way to safety in front of torture. It should not be seen as a traumatic psychosis, but as a psychopathological case history sui generis.\n- \"In fact, in traumatic psychosis the trauma appears suddenly, and does not last a long time, and the individual is not impeded from escaping or defending himself, he is not isolated, humiliated or oppressed \".\n- \"Torture is something more: the victim undergoes a scientific process of destruction, during which all the physical and psychological factors that allow human beings to survive are attacked systematically: his physical structure to create pain, mutilate and humiliate; his psychological and social structure through isolation, terror, guilt and the destruction of self esteem \".\n- I must also add that these psychological phases or levels do not show in the finite way described above, but there are many mixtures and intermediate positions of the different levels and feelings.\n- Similar techniques for destructuring personality were also used in China after the rise to power of Maoism. Opposers to the regime were \"brain washed\", a mechanism that combined awards and punishments, forced political indoctrination, strong peer pressure, loss of a sense of honor and personal dignity by social exclusion or public revelation of private and intimate facts.\n- Even worse is the experience in the Romanian prison of Pitesti, between 1949 and 1952, and for which testimony has only recently been released:\n- In Pitesti prisoners were atrociously tortured. The architectonic structure of the prison and the control by the guards made it impossible to commit suicide\n- Betrayal was encouraged in every way, and it was rewarded with the suspension or attenuation of torture\n- The torturers would sleep in the same cell as the victims, therefore impeding any possible comfort offered by friendship or solidarity among the prisoners and impeding a moment to relax\n- Afterwards the prisoner was forced to torture in turn the people he cared about most, family, friends or other prisoners to whom he had shown kindness\n- This last imposition destroyed the prisoner's psyche even more deeply, by denying him the role of the victim; it made him an accomplice to his enemies with whom even more perverse ties were created.\n- We can conclude by citing Dr Arestivo: \"many psychopathological case histories that appear in this situation deserve special study, because they go beyond the concepts of psychopathology and of psychiatric nosology.\n- Even the symptoms can appear similar to those of clinical case studies already defined by psychiatry, these pathologies are without a doubt still to be understood and clarified, proof is the fact that the victims are not always helped by classic psychotherapeutic treatment.\"\n- AA.VV., \"Seminari sul dolore\", Centro Studi sull'Analgesia, Universit\u00e0 degli Studi, Milan 3/90\n- AA.VV., \"Quaderni del Tribunale Russel I e II\", Eleuteri, Milan 74\n- AA.VV., \"La casa dello studente di Genova come centro di tortura\" Comitato Casa dello Studente, Genoa 74\n- Amati S.\"Qualche riflessione sulla tortura\" ,Rivista di Psicanalisi, Milan 77\n- Amati S., \"Avatars de l'angoisse de s\u00e9paration dans conditions extremes\" Rev. Franc.Psychanal. Paris 89\n- C.A. Arestivo,\"Appunti sul lato oscuro nella relazione torturatore/torturato\", \"Simposio interdisciplinare su cultura e situazione psicosociale in America Latina\", University of Hamburg, 19-22 September1991\n- G.Butturini, \"Cile, venceremos\", Bareggi Editore, Milan 72\n- V.CAL\u00d2, \"In caso di golpe\", Savelli, Rome 75\n- K. von Clausewitz, \"Della guerra\", Mondadori, Milan 70\n- V.Ierunca, \"Pitesti laboratoire concentrationnaire\", Michalon, Paris 1996\n- A.Izzet, \"Algeria torturata\", Lerici, Milan 61\n- J.Lacouture, \"Cambogia, i signori del terrore\", Sansoni, Florence 78\n- G.Lazagna, \"Carcere, repressione e lotta di classe\", Feltrinelli, Milan 74\n- G.Orwell, \"1984\", Mondadori, Milan 80\n- S.Reiner, \"E la terra sar\u00e0 pura\", Longanesi, Milan 74\n- L.A. de Saint Just, \"Terrore e libert\u00e0\", Editori Riuniti, Rome 66\n- A.Schwarz-Bart, \"L'ultimo dei giusti\", Feltrinelli, Milan 76\n- G.Tarello, \"Le ideologie della codificazione nel secolo XVIII\", Cooperativa Libraria Universitaria, Genoa, 70\n- H.Verbitsky, \"Il volo\", Feltrinelli, Milan 96\n- J.M.Verges, \"Strategia del processo politico\", Einaudi, Turin 69\n- G.Vetrone, C.Berti, \"Problemi del trattamento psicoterapeutico di vittime della repressione dittatoriale\", \"Psicologia e scienze umane\", n.3 Milan 91\nNOTE: all the sentences quoted are taken from: A. 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        "raw_content": "Miracle workers June 11, 2013 at 5:00 PM\nThat\u2019s true. Sometimes you are doing something just because someone else needs you to do so.\nPromoting Music July 3, 2013 at 4:05 PM\nBeen promoted to manage it? I believe that\u2019s the hardest part..\nEmma N.@ Marketing Consultancy October 7, 2013 at 7:17 PM\nWell that\u2019s the pathetic side of this life..",
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        "raw_content": "BIGGEST SINGLE: \"Torn\" (1998)\nBIGGEST LP: Left Of The Middle (1998)\nNatalie Imbruglia was born on February 4, 1975 in Sydney, Australia. Before hitting it big worldwide as a singer, Natalie became known to Australian television audiences with her role as 'Beth Brennan' on the soap opera Neighbours - a role she began in her teens. Natalie left the show in 1994 and she moved to London within 2 years to begin a music career and signed with RCA UK.\nNatalie hit the Top 40 with \"Torn.\"\n\"Torn,\" which was produced by Phil Thornalley formerly of The Cure, quickly became an international hit.\nNatalie released her debut LP, Left Of The Middle. The LP contained 9 songs that were written or co-written by Natalie.\nNatalie performed on Saturday Night Live.\nLeft Of The Middle was certified platinum.\nBy the end of the month, Natalie hit #1 with \"Torn\" and stayed there for 5 weeks.\nNatalie topped the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Airplay chart for 11 weeks with \"Torn.\"\nNatalie hit the Top 40 with \"Wishing I Was There.\"\nNatalie won a MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist and was nominated for Best Female Video (\"Torn\").\nNatalie won 6 ARIAs (Australian Record Industry Association Awards) including Best Single, Best Female Artist, and Best Pop Release.\nLeft Of The Middle was certified 2x platinum.\nNatalie topped the Billboard Year-End Charts with the Top Adult Top 40 Single & Track (\"Torn\").\nNatalie was nominated for an American Music Award for Favorite Pop/Rock New Artist.\nNatalie was nominated for 3 Grammy Awards including Best New Artist, Best Female Pop Vocal Performance (\"Torn\"), and Best Pop Album (Left Of The Middle).\nNatalie took home 2 Brit Awards for Best International Newcomer and Best International Female Artist.\nNatalie helped out with the track \"Identify\" on the Stigmata soundtrack.\nNatalie took home a few ARIAs (Australian Music Industry Association Awards) for Best Female Artist and the Outstanding Achievement Award, and had also been nominated for Highest Selling Australian Album.\nNatalie hit the Top 40 with \"Wrong Impression.\"\nNatalie released White Lillies Island with the singles \"Wrong Impression\" and \"Beauty On The Fire.\"\nNatalie ranked # 90 on VH1: 100 Sexiest Artists.\nNatalie will be focusing on acting for awhile - talking with casting agents in Los Angeles and working on speaking with an American accent.\nNatalie could be seen in the film Johnny English.\nNatalie married Daniel Johns of Silverchair.\nNatalie released Counting Down The Days overseas and the LP topped the UK LP charts.\nTracks: \"Torn\" - \"One More Addiction\" - \"Big Mistake\" - \"Leave Me Alone\" - \"Wishing I Was There\" - \"Smoke\" - \"Pigeons & Crumbs\" - \"Don't You Think?\" - \"Impressed\" - \"Intuition\" - \"City\" - \"Left Of The Middle\"\nWhite Lillies Island\nTracks: \"That Day\" - \"Beauty On The Fire\" - \"Satellite\" - \"Do You Love?\" - \"Wrong Impression\" - \"Goodbye\" - \"Everything Goes\" - \"Hurricane\" - \"Sunlight\" - \"Talk In Tongues\" - \"Butterflies\" - \"Come September\"\nAmazon.com: Natalie Imbruglia SheetMusicPlus: Natalie Imbruglia\nNatalie Imbruglia.com\nStarPulse: Natalie Imbruglia\nVH1: Natalie Imbruglia\nRolling Stone: Natalie Imbruglia\nAll Music Guide: Natalie Imbruglia\nMTV: Natalie Imbruglia\nYahoo: Natalie Imbruglia\nARC chart run: 34 - 23 - 18 - 14 - 11 - 6 - 4 - 3 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 - 8 - 13 - 17 - 21 - 27 - 34 - 39 - off 1(5) 21 1998\n2 Wishing I Was There\nLeft Of The Middle 6 11 1998 [ LISTEN / BUY ]\n3 Wrong Impression\nWhite Lillies Island 11 11 2002 [ LISTEN / BUY ]\nLeft Of The Middle ** ** 1999 [ LISTEN / BUY ]",
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        "raw_content": "The Best Of Van Halen, Vol. 1\nMEMBERS: Eddie Van Halen ~ Alex Van Halen ~ Wolfgang Van Halen ~ Michael Anthony (left in 2006) ~ David Lee Roth (left in 1985) ~ Sammy Hagar (left in 1996) ~ Gary Cherone (left in 1999)\nBIRTHDAYS: Eddie Van Halen (January 26, 1955) ~ Alex Van Halen (May 8, 1955) ~ Michael Anthony (June 20, 1955) ~ David Lee Roth (October 10, 1953)\nBIGGEST SINGLE: \"Jump\" (1984)\nBIGGEST LP: 1984 (1984)\nVan Halen has spanned 3 decades with their form of rock and heavy metal music, always making news and selling millions - even with a changing roster of lead singers. When Van Halen formed the band consisted of Eddie Van Halen on guitar, keyboards, and vocals, Alex Van Halen on drums and percussion, Michael Anthony on bass and vocals, and David Lee Roth on lead vocals. The conception of Van Halen began in Holland with the conception of the Van Halen brothers (the brothers grew up in California), and in the mid-70s the brothers formed a band named Mammoth with Anthony and Roth. In the late 70s, the band renamed themselves Van Halen, were flown to New York to record a demo produced by Gene Simmons of Kiss, and were signed by Warner Bros. Records.\nVan Halen was released with the favorites \"Runnin' With The Devil,\" \"Jamie's Cryin',\" and the cover, \"You Really Got Me.\" The LP went on to sell over 10 million copies in the U.S.\nVan Halen was certified gold.\nVan Halen was certified platinum.\nVan Halen II was released with the hit \"Dance The Night Away\" and began their first headlining tour in the summer.\nVan Halen II was certified gold.\nVan Halen II was certified platinum.\nVan Halen released Women & Children First.\nWomen & Children First was certified platinum.\nFair Warning was released.\nEddie Van Halen received a lot of press when he married actress Valerie Bertinelli.\nFair Warning was certified gold.\nFair Warning was certified platinum.\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with their cover of \"(Oh) Pretty Woman.\"\nVan Halen released Diver Down.\nVan Halen hit the Top 10 with \"(Oh) Pretty Woman.\"\nDiver Down was certified platinum.\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"Dancing In The Street.\"\n1984 was released and Van Halen topped the pop charts with \"Jump.\"\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"Jump.\"\n1984 was certified platinum.\nVan Halen hit the Top 10 and #1 for 2 weeks with \"Jump.\"\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"I'll Wait\"\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"Panama\"\nThe video for \"Jump\" won a MTV Video Music Award for Best Stage Performance Video and was nominated for Best Group Video and Best Overall Performance.\n1984 was certified 4x platinum, Van Halen was certified 5x platinum, Van Halen II was certified 3x platinum, Women & Children First was certified 2x platinum, and Diver Down was certified 2x platinum.\nDavid Lee Roth: # 39 Singles Artist of the Year\n1984 was certified 5x platinum.\nVan Halen were nominated for an American Music Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group.\nRoth hit the Top 40 with \"California Girls.\"\nfrom the LP Crazy From The Heat\nEddie Van Halen was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance (\"Doubt City\").\nDavid Lee Roth officially quit the band (or was officially fired) after releasing his solo EP, Crazy From The Heat. Problems over replacing a charismatic lead singer were conquered by Van Halen when Sammy Hagar joined the band in June.\nApril 20: Roth hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with \"Just A Gigolo / I Ain't Got Nobody.\"\nVan Halen: # 16 Singles Artist of the Year ~ David Lee Roth: # 99 Singles Artist of the Year\nThe new lineup of Van Halen released 5150. The band was back in the Top 10 with \"Why Can't This Be Love.\"\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"Dreams.\"\nVan Halen were nominated for 2 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group and Favorite Pop/Rock Album (5150).\nOU812 was released with the hits \"Finish What Ya Started\" and \"When It's Love.\"\nOU812 was certified 2x platinum.\nDuring the summer, Van Halen headlined the Monsters of Rock tour.\nVan Halen topped the Billboard 1988 Year-End Chart Toppers with the Top Album Rock Track (\"Finish What Ya Started\").\n5150 was certified 4x platinum and OU812 was certified 3x platinum.\nVan Halen were nominated for 3 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group, Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Artist, and Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Album (OU812).\nDiver Down was certified 3x platinum and Van Halen was certified 6x platinum.\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"Feels So Good.\"\nThe video for \"Finish What Ya Started\" was nominated for s MTV Video Music Award for Best Direction.\nVan Halen II was certified 4x platinum.\nVan Halen released For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge which contained the award-winning video hit \"Right Now.\"\nFor Unlawful Carnal Knowledge was certified platinum.\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"Top Of The World.\"\nFor Unlawful Carnal Knowledge was certified 2x platinum.\nVan Halen won an American Music Awards for Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Album (For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge) and was nominated for Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Artist.\nVan Halen won a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance (For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge).\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"Right Now.\"\nThe video for \"Right Now\" won 3 MTV Video Music Awards for Video of the Year, Best Direction (Mark Fenske), and Best Editing (Mitchell Sinoway), and was nominated for Best Group Video, Best Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Video, Breakthrough Video, and Viewer's Choice.\nVan Halen released the live LP, Van Halen Live: Right Here, Right Now.\nVan Halen topped the Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart for a week with \"Won't Get Fooled Again.\"\nVan Halen Live: Right Here, Right Now was certified platinum.\nVan Halen Live: Right Here, Right Now was certified 2x platinum and Van Halen was certified 7x platinum.\nRolling Stone: \"The 100 Top Music Videos\" included \"Right Now\" at # 6 and \"Hot For Teacher\" at # 26.\n1984 was certified 7x platinum and Van Halen was certified 8x platinum.\n5150 was certified 5x platinum, Fair Warning was certified 2x platinum, Women & Children First was certified 3x platinum, and For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge was certified 3x platinum.\nBalance was released and rumors about band conflicts began as well as Eddie Van Halen's treatment for alcoholism (which began in 1990).\nVan Halen topped the Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart for 3 weeks with \"Don't Tell Me (What Love Can Do).\"\nBalance topped the Billboard Pop Albums chart for a week.\nVan Halen were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group (\"Jump\").\nVan Halen hit the Top 40 with \"Can't Stop Loving You.\"\nBalance was certified 2x platinum.\nVan Halen were nominated for an American Music Award for Favorite Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Artist.\nVan Halen were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance (\"The Seventh Seal\").\nHagar quit the band after reportedly being fired, as the group could be heard on the soundtrack for Twister with \"Humans Being.\"\nVan Halen topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 2 weeks with \"Humans Being.\"\n1984 was certified 9x platinum and Van Halen was certified 10x platinum.\nA hit collection, The Best Of Van Halen, Vol. 1, was released and appeared to mark the return of David Lee Roth - but it was short-lived, and Roth was out of the band once again followed by publicized bickering by Roth and band members.\nVan Halen topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart for 6 weeks with \"Me Wise Magic.\"\nThe Best Of Van Halen, Vol. 1 topped the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart for a week.\nRock 'N Roll Hall Of Fame's 500 Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes \"Jump\" and \"Runnin' With The Devil.\"\nEddie and Alex were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance (\"Respect The Wind\").\nVan Halen released a brand new LP, Van Halen III, with a brand new lead singer, Gary Cherone (formerly of Extreme). Cherone was the 3rd lead singer for the band following David Lee Roth, who was with Van Halen for over a decade, and Sammy Hagar who also spent over a decade as lead singer until he quit (although Hagar contends he was fired) in '96. Cherone told the Los Angeles Times: \"It seems like every 10 years they kick out the singer... so I've got 8 or 9 more years to misbehave before I have to worry about being on my best behavior. There will always be a percentage of people who will hate me because I'm not those other guys, and then there will be a percentage who will hate me because I'm too much like those other guys...\" Van Halen topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart with \"Without You\" for 6 weeks.\nThe Best Of Van Halen, Vol. 1 was certified 2x platinum and Diver Down was certified 4x platinum.\nVan Halen cancelled a concert in Germany after a piece of plaster fell on drummer Alex Van Halen's arm during a pre-show warm-up session. The drummer was only \"bruised\" by the incident and did not affect further dates. Alex Van Halen's arm injury earlier this month has resulted in Van Halen canceling their remaining European performance dates.\nVan Halen III was certified gold.\n1984 was certified 10x platinum.\nVan Halen lost its 3rd lead singer as Gary Cherone announced that he had left the band. Eddie Van Halen said in a statement: \"Gary is a brother and he and I will continue to have a personal and musical relationship.\" Eddie Van Halen also underwent hip surgery in November.\nMTV: 100 Greatest Videos Ever Made includes \"Jump\" at # 33 and \"Right Now\" at # 61.\nVH1: 100 Greatest Rock Songs includes \"Jump\" at # 95.\nReports that Eddie Van Halen had cancer of the tongue were denied by a Houston hospital. It was later confirmed that Eddie visited a Texas hospital to possibly part-take in an outpatient cancer study.\nVan Halen came in at # 7 on VH1: 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock.\"\nRolling Stone & MTV: 100 Greatest Pop Songs includes \"Jump\" at # 47.\nAnthony said the next Van Halen LP will be \"...more oriented toward the early Van Halen-type sound.\" Rumors continue to swirl if David Lee Roth will be returning to the band again. In April, Roth stated via his website: \"About a year ago, myself and the great Van Halen band played together once or twice and it sounded amazing.... That was last July and since then I haven't been up to the studio, we haven't really been in touch, and we haven't made any music, but I am holding forth, I'm in the shape of my life and I got the high note. I'm ready to go.\" Van Halen responded via their website: \"We're aware of all the rumors, and rumors are just that. We are continuing to work in the studio creating music for our next record. For any updates, come here to our website first. We'll stay in touch.\"\nEddie Van Halen confirmed that he has been battling cancer.\nVH1: 100 Greatest Videos includes: # 24 - \"Jump\" and # 51 - \"Hot For Teacher.\"\nEddie Van Halen talked about his cancer: \"'The way I look at it is like this, I've run too many red lights and gotten away with it for a long time, but it kinda caught up with me. I believe that God doesn't lay this on you unless you're supposed to learn something.\"\nAfter 23 years, Van Halen and Warner Bros. Records parted ways.\nEddie Van Halen announced on the band's webiste that he had gotten \"a clean bill of health - from head to toe (from cancer).\"\nFormer Van Halen lead singers, Sammy Hagar and David Lee Roth, began touring together.\nDavid Lee Roth ranked # 100 on VH1: 100 Sexiest Artists.\nDavid Lee Roth filed a lawsuit against current Van Halen members and Warner Bros. Records claiming he didn't receive royalties for previous material he was involved with.\nVH1: 100 Best Songs of the Past 25 Years includes \"Jump\" at # 11.\nRolling Stone: The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 415: Van Halen.\n5150 was certified 6x platinum, Van Halen II was certified 5x platinum, OU812 was certified 4x platinum, The Best Of Van Halen, Vol. 1 was certified 3x platinum, and Balance was certified 3x platinum.\nVan Halen announced they will be touring in the summer and Sammy Hagar will be back on board as lead singer. They also released another compilation CD, The Best Of Both Worlds.\nThe Best Of Both Worlds was certified platinum.\nEddie announced that his son Wolfgang would replace Michael Anthony as the band's bass player.\nVH1: 100 Greatest Songs of the 80's included \"Jump\" at # 15.\nEddie Van Halen entered rehab.\nVan Halen were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.\nVan Halen kicked off a tour with David Lee Roth back in the group.\nVan Halen put their tour on hold while Eddie underwent medical tests for concerns not made public.\nEntertainment Weekly: 100 Best Albums of the Last 25 Years included 1984 at # 72.\nThe reunited Van Halen with Eddie Van Halen, Alex Van Halen, Eddie's son Wolfgang Van Halen on bass, and David Lee Roth, released A Different Kind Of Truth.\nVan Halen topped the Billboard Rock Albums chart and Hard Rock Albums chart with A Different Kind Of Truth.\nMarch 31: The live LP Tokyo Dome In Concert was released.\nAmazon.mp3 Van Halen\nTracks: \"Runnin' With The Devil\" - \"Eruption\" - \"You Really Got Me\" - \"Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love\" - \"I'm The One\" - \"Jamie's Cryin'\" - \"Atomic Punk\" - \"Feel Your Love Tonight\" - \"Little Dreamer\" - \"Ice Cream Man\" - \"On Fire\"\nAmazon.mp3 Van Halen II\nTracks: \"You're No Good\" - \"Dance The Night Away\" - \"Somebody Get Me A Doctor\" - \"Bottoms Up\" - \"Outta Love Again\" - \"Light Up The Sky\" - \"Spanish Fly\" - \"D.O.A.\" - \"Women In Love\" - \"Beautiful Girls\"\nAmazon.mp3 Women & Children First\nTracks: \"And The Cradle Will Rock...\" - \"Everybody Wants Some\" - \"Fools\" - \"Romeo Delight\" - \"Tora! 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        "raw_content": "Go Ahead and Crown Their Asses!!!\nStraight Rings Homie\nOK, it's official. The New England Patriots own the NFL draft. That's right. They may have been renting the rights to it before, but after this weekend, it can officially be renamed \"The Weekend the Patriots Spank The Rest of the League Like a $6 Pacific Rim Hooker\". For starters, the Pats took Miami safety, Brendan Merriweather with their first round pick, the 24th overall. People have questioned Merriweather's character, and with good reason. After all, the last most of us saw of him, he was busy stompin' out Florida International players like his feet were on fire (check the video, you can't miss him). Add to that, if you wanna believe what you hear, he's had scrapes with the law that include a gun charge. Well, that's just flat out untrue. Somebody shot at Merriweather and his boy, so he whipped out his registered firearm and got off a few rounds. It might not show the best moral judgement, but it wasn't illegal. And who are we to judge anyway? It was just a few months ago that Brendan had to attend his teammates funeral after he was shot in the head. They don't live where we live, so we can't hold them to the same standards. Fact is, he didn't break the law. Sure he stomped out some peeps, but if the Pats think he'll fit in, then I'll take their word for it. From what I can tell, he's a talented guy, he can play all the positions in the secondary and he can flat out hit. Maybe not quite Rodney Jr., but a little mentoring from one of the best safeties around can't exactly hurt.\nSo, now the Pats were facing their 2nd first round pick, the 28th pick overall. This is where the dominoes start to fall. Instead of picking, the Pats dealt the pick to San Fransisco for the 9ers first round pick in 2008 and a 4th round pick in this years draft. What the Pats did next, could very well change the face of the franchise forever. Knowing the Raiders were eager to deal him, the Pats sent the 4th round pick they had just acquired from the 49ers (110th overall), to the Oakland Raiders for \"Straight Cash\" himself, wide receiver, Randy Moss.\nThat's right. A guy who probably would have made most fans short list of \"players that you could never imagine being Patriots\" (Pacman, Peyton, TO), is now the latest addition in an off season that's been full of them. But wait one second, you didn't think this move was going to go unnoticed by the media now did you? Of course not. Immediately after the announcement, everyone and their brother wanted to say how the Pats were changing direction. How character doesn't mean shit to them anymore. That they're just tired of losing in the playoffs and will do anything to get another ring. WRONG. Sure, Moss may have been a malcontent in other places he played, and maybe he's known for taking plays off here and there, but we have the one thing that solves all that. Winning. When the Vikings were rolling did you ever hear Moss complain? I sure didn't. It was when his teams blew that he started acting up. So he smokes a little reefer, and he likes to challenge meter maids to fights, so what? I heard his press conference after the trade went down, and he not only sounds happy to be a Patriot, but he sounds straight up star struck. The fact that he redid his deal (he will only make $3 mil this season and not a penny before the first game) to come here, tells me that he's not so much ready to change, but he's ready to win. He realizes his antics won't fly here, and that doesn't matter to him. Like he himself said, it's not the number of catches or touchdowns he gets that matters to him, it's the success of his team. And I for one believe him. This isn't TO we're talkin' about here. Moss may have some past discretions, but he's never been on the record as a guy that's selfish. He just wants to win! So not only will his attitude be accepted in this veteran locker room, but it will flat out thrive.\nAnd I don't want to hear how he's \"lost it\" either. He sucked in Oakland because he just didn't care, and who can blame him? I understand that people don't like the fact that we're rewarding a guy for basically \"playing his way out of town\", but it is what it is. I don't expect Moss to revert totally back to the days in Minny where he averaged like 1,300 yards and 15 TDs a season. But I expect him to be a lot closer to that than the 750 yards and 5 TDs he averaged his two years in Oakland. With the way this offense spreads the ball around, he'll probably fall somewhere in between, but it will be his ability to make big plays, draw double teams, and stretch the field that will make him such a dangerous weapon.\nSo, just when the team didn't look like it could get any better (hell, I already had them pegged at 19-0), the Pats went out and made possible the best risk-reward trade in NFL history. If Moss pans out, the Pats look to be virtually unstoppable next season. And if he doesn't, well then I guess we'll have to make due with Wes Welker, Kelly Washington, Donte Stallworth, Ben Watson and friends now won't we? Either way, looks like a win/win to this guy, and if you see any differently, you might want to put down the bong, and step away from the lines on the mirror. Straight Rings Homie!\nOther Draft Winners and Losers\n*Before the Moss deal, the talk of the draft was the dramatic slide of Brady Quinn. Once projected as a top 10 pick, Quinn had to be removed from the green room due to embarrassment (a la Aaron Rodgers in '05) and slipped all the way to #22, a difference of somewhere around $17 million in guarantees. I wasn't surprised at all that Quinn fell so far, I was just a little surprised at a few of the teams that passed on him, but I'll get to that later. Fact is, I think by trading back into the first round to draft Quinn, the Browns were able to have one of the better drafts. It's not that I'm really high on Brady Quinn, but while I thought he was a total reach in the top 10, he looks like a good deal at #22. A lot of people will say that the Browns gave up too much (first rounder in '08, and Cleveland might still suck so that could be a high pick), but I say they got the guy they wanted and they got him a franchise left tackle in Joe Thomas. Besides, unless they manage to really blow and end up in the top 3 or so next season, their won't be any QB worth drafting not named Brian Brohm. All in all, the Browns got the guys they wanted and Quinn ended up on his hometown team. Now all he has to do, is make everyone realize they made the right decision by taking him, or GM Phil Savage and coach Romeo Crennel will be looking for new jobs by about week 6 or so. But no pressure.\n*God, where do I start with the Miami Dolphins. Not only did they crush all their fans hopes and dreams by not selecting Quinn at #9, but they flat out pissed their fans off by holding pat at #9 and taking Ted Gimp Jr.. Ginn, who injured his foot during a celebratory jig during his team's National Title loss, won't be ready until during training camp, and he currently has a boot on his foot to help with his lis franc injury. Word on the street is that nobody wanted to trade with Miami at #9, so they were forced to reach for Ginn, or they would have lost him completely. Well, I respect the fact that they got the guy they wanted, I just don't respect how they went about doing it. If the Cleveland Browns could trade back into the first round, then why couldn't the Dolphins? They could have landed Brady Quinn with the ninth pick (or anyone else for that matter), and then taken Ginn later in the first round where he undoubtedly would have been available. Instead, they opted for the injured Ginn in the first round, and chose BYU John Beck in the 2nd round as a possible QB of the future. One problem with Beck, is he's 26 years old! (Mormon mission in Portugal from '00-'02) Talk about a tough sell to the fans. \"Um, we just selected a dude with a busted foot, and a 26 year old Mormon who most people had rated as the 4th best QB in the draft. Goooooo Phins!\" Glad I'm not a Miami fan. Now, I don't want to be on the record as saying Ted Ginn Jr. is going to suck or anything, I just think at this point it was a totally risky pick. Somethin' tells me that when Kam Cameron is fired in a few years, he'll look back on this draft as the beginning of the end.\n*I told you before the draft that the Washington Redskins were going to draft LSU safety LaRon Landry, and it was basically the only pick in my top 10 that I got right. That being said, I'll repeat exactly what I said in my mock draft...they made yet another mistake. Landry is a special player, but he's exactly the same as current 'Skin safety Sean Taylor. And the more I watched film on Landry, I realized he's more of a \"hitter\" than he is a \"tackler\". You know what that means....you got it...more losses for the Redskins, and more reckless spending by owner Daniel Snyder. You want to honestly tell me that head coach Joe Gibbs wanted another safety? That's the 3rd DB Washington has taken in the past 3 first rounds (Carlos Rogers from Auburn), yet they still don't have nearly enough offensive weapons to help young QB Jason Campbell. This is why the Redskins never meet expectations, and why Daniel Snyder is rapidly becoming known as a guy that's more concerned with promoting his team and less concerned with winning. Well, Danny Boy. I don't know if anyone told you this. But the easiest way to promote your team, is to win the freaking Super Bowl!\n*The AFC has been king recently, winning 5 of the last 6 Super Bowls. So, if the Patriots have been king's of the AFC this off season, then the San Fransisco 49ers have been the the prince of the NFC. After an impressive season last year, the Niners decided to make the big moves this off season and hopefully guarantee success in future years. They started by acquiring top free agent corner, Nate Clements, and they continued their rebuilding on draft day. Wit h their first pick, they took the best LB in the draft, in Ole Miss product, Patrick Willis. This kid can flat out do everything you want your middle linebacker to do, and should fill nicely the void left last season by Julian Peterson. Next, they traded up in the first round with the Patriots, and selected tackle, Joe Staley from Central Michigan. Staley was widely regarded as the 2nd best tackle in the draft behind Joe Thomas, and will serve as protection to both young QB Alex Smith and RB Frank Gore for many years to come. In addition, the Niners made a move that would have been top news if not for the Moss deal when they too swapped a 4th round pick for a wide out in Seattle's Darrell Jackson. Jackson is coming off a season where he hauled in 63 passes for 956 yards and 10 scores. I know that doesn't solve all of their problems on offense, but adding Jackson at least gives Smith a prototype #2 receiver to compliment TE Vernon Davis and WR Arnaz Battle. I'm not saying San Fran is a stones throw away from their glory days quite yet, but these moves appear to have sped up the rebuilding process. And besides, you really like any of the teams in the NFC West that much better? The Niners went 7-9 last year, and division winner Seattle went 9-7. So while I don't think San Fran is quite ready for a ring, I don't think it's unreasonable to believe they just improved their team by 2 games in the standings. That being said, I hope they tank it up hardcore since the Pats have their first round pick next season.\nOverall: 16-8, 1st place AL East by 4 games\nStatus: Woo hoo! Let's here it for the team with the best record in April! OK, so it's not a huge deal. But it totally doesn't suck, that's for sure. I'm just really excited about how well Hideki Okajima has started off his major league career. I know I touched on it before, but this guy has just been lights out ever since his first pitch was knocked into the fountains in KC. That's still the only run he's allowed this season over 12 2/3 innings, to go along with 17 strike outs vs only 3 walks. Freakin' stellar. I mean I knew this town was going to go nuts over an Asian this season, I just kinda figured it would be Dice-K. Didn't you? Got the A's at home this week, and a makeup with the Mariners, before the Sox head off to Minnesota and Toronto for a 7 game roadie. Good teams for sure, but let's see how well they do facing the top end of the rotation. And just a reminder to the team. Just because we're all swept up in this Randy Moss trade, doesn't mean you have any room for error. One bad loss and we'll be all over you like, well, like Randy Moss to a sweet, sweet Cognac Dutch.\n*Heads are starting to roll in the Big Apple. The Yanks are tankin', the Boss is silent and the pitching is more flammable than the \"particulate\" in Mike Vick's water bottle. You know what that means, right? That means someone has to get fired. The popular opinion right now is it's head coach Joe Torre, but I offer up GM Brian Cashman. Say all you want that Torre misuses his bullpen, the fact is if he had decent starting pitching it wouldn't even be an issue! And I know that Steinbrenner issued a statement saying everyone was safe, but he also prefaced that with saying that the ownership and the fans expect the team to right the ship sooner rather than later. That still says to me, that someone is about to get fired! Don't get it twisted here, I wouldn't be opposed to Torre getting axed, I just think Cashman is much more to blame. Torre's had a great run in New York and in no way deserves to be fired, but since when was that a pre-req to getting axed? I just think he doesn't have the leaders in the clubhouse that he used to, and he flat out doesn't have the talent that he used to. All I know, is that if they stay in the basement for more than a full 2 weeks, someone will get axed. Money in the bank, shorty what's ya drank!\n*When I heard that Cardinals reliever Josh Hancock was killed in a car accident this weekend all I could think of was, 'the Cardinals? Again!?'. First Daryl Kile dies the night before a game from an aneurysm, then legendary announcer Jack Buck passes away, and now this? And just like with Kyle, when Joe Girardi had to come out and make the tearful announcement, their game against the Cubs was cancelled. What are the odds of that? Both with Kyle and Hancock, it was a night before a Cubs game. I'm not tryin' to play the \"Cursed Cubs\" card here, or make light of the situation, it's just eerie isn't it? Geez. But in all seriousness, it's always tough to lose a teammate, and as a fan, it's always tough to lose a player on your team in a tragic accident. And in Hancock's situation, it's even worse, seeing as he didn't have any family in the area, and his team basically was his family. It's never good when a team suffers a loss like this, but all Cardinal fans can hope for, is that this somehow galvanizes their team, and that they can somehow gain strength from the loss of a member of their baseball family. By all accounts, Hancock was a solid guy, and a great member of the Cardinal franchise, and he will be missed.\n*The unassisted triple play is a rare feat, and it's pretty cool. But, much like the cycle, it's tota lly overrated. Granted, the UTP isn't easy, but it's usually more a convergence of circumstances than a great play. I'm only bringing this up because of the one turned by the Rockies Troy Tulowitzki this weekend. The ball was hist right at him, and with the runners already in motion, all he had to do was tag 2nd, and wait for the runner from first to basically run into him. Props to him for pulling it off, but moreso for forcing people to reference former Phillies two bagger, Mickey Morandini, one of the last men to pull the trick. Not only did he have a cool name, but he was the goofiest lookin' bastard ever, and his unassisted trip included tagging out Barry Bonds! Talk about having cache. How about Troy Tulowitzki calls me back when he's had a run in with a rusty hedge trimmer, then maybe I'll be more interested in his triple play.\n*Now I'm no NBA expert, but what I do know is the Dallas Mavericks look pretty fucked. After having one of thes best regular seasons in NBA history, and talking all year long how they were playing for the Finals, and not for 70+ wins, they are on the verge of being bounced in the first round by the Golden State Warriors. To make matters worse, the coach that's about to bounce their asses, is none other than former Maverick coach (and drafter of Dirk), Don Nelson. I know the Warriors went 3-0 against the Mavs in the regular season, but that still doesn't excuse this performance. And what's with alleged MVP Dirk Novitzki doing? Before game four he told reporters that if they didn't win this one, they were basically screwed. What the hell? Talk about instilling confidence in your team. I mean it's bad enough you're in danger of becoming the first #1 seed in the best of 7 format to fall in the first round, but now your pretty much giving up? What kind of weak sauce is that? First it was the Mavs changing their starting lineup in game 1 to match up with the smaller Warriors, and now this? No wonder they're about to waste such a great regular season. Maybe it's because Don Nelson taught Avery Johnson everything he knows, I don't know, but this is just pathetic. That little general better get his team fired up to win these next three though, or it's going to be a long summer of answering questions for Dirk, Cuban, and the rest of these underachievers. I do, however, want to give some props to Baron Davis. I don't know if he just needed a fire lit under him or what, but he has been playing out of his tree in this series. Maybe it's the playoff beard, I don't know, but that's one area where you can't fault Dallas. Hell, if Davis played this well during the season, the Warriors wouldn't have needed to sneak into the playoffs as an 8th seed to begin with.\nLast Week: WIN, 16-6-2 vs Baby-Punting MVP\nOverall: 3rd place, 7.5 games back\n*The kid didn't respond to my trade offer, so I smacked his team in the mouth. It certainly doesn't hurt that I have the best bullpen in the league featuring Jenks, Papelbon and 10 save man Fransisco Cordero in Milwaukee. Life is good right now. I'm still waitin' on Johnny Damon (.229 1 HR 8 RBI) and Andruw Jones (.250 4 HR 16 RBI) to come around, but as long as Aaron Rowand (.371 5 HR 12 RBI), Adrian Gonzalez (.308 7 HR 25 RBI) and (gulp) Edgar Renteria (.340 4 HR 17 RBI) keep strokin' it, I should be just fine. At least for now. I even managed to solve my problem at catcher by snaggin' the Cubs Michael Barrett off the wavier wire. So far, all he's done, is hit a bunch of dingers. Waaay better than Jason Kendall, who's last dinger came during the Clinton administration. I've got a toaster oven with more power than that guy, and it doesn't even have a freaking cord!\n*Just a little slice of entertainment news for ya, because I know you crave it like that 8 am can of Colt. I'm not sure if you all caught this, but this past week, Richard Gere has come under fire for kissing a prominent Indian (dot not feather) actress in public. May seem tame to us, but fact of the matter is, that shit just doesn't fly over there. OK, so be it. They are entitled to make their citizens act how they want I suppose. But if they want to send the message that Bollywood (India's Hollywood....clever, I know) doesn't advocate that type of behavior, then this next move just boggles my mind. I just heard a story that none other than Mike Tyson is planning a trip to India to star in a promotional video for the film, \"Fool-n-Final\". The film, a comedy centered on a bunch of criminals, has a boxer in it, and the producers thought having Tyson in the promo would help...well promote the video. It's rumored too that Tyson has demanded an entire hotel floor to himself during his time there, and that no media be allowed on the set or in his hotel for the duration of his stay. Good move by Mike with the no media clause, but what the hell is India thinking?! Just to recap. Kissing in public, bad. Rape, drugs, face tats and ear biting, good. Talk about mixed messages. Next you're gonna tell me that even though they reguard cows as sacred in India, their opening a chain of BBQ joints called \"Grubbin' With Gandhi\". Only in India, crazy nuke lovin' bastards.\n*Finally, I have a slight bone to pick with all of you out there that think you're so clever in trying to mock Don Imus. It seems that whether it's in naming your fantasy team, or just coming up with clever one liners, everyone wants to somehow use the term \"Nappy Headed Hoes\". There's just one problem with that. A \"HOE\", is a gardening tool, you morons. A \"HO\", is a term, short for \"whore\" to degregate women. I know, if you look up \"Hoe\" in the Urban Dictionary online, it will give you definitions for \"Ho\", but that doesn't mean shit. Dictionary.com, provides 10 separate definitions for the word \"hoe\", and none of them even bare mention to a woman, a prostitute or a hooker of any kind. Hell, in a second look, the Urban Dictionary itself even has the same definitions for the word \"Ho\" as it does for \"Hoe\"! So there! They are simply homophones. No, those aren't gay guys that stand next to your phone and in a fairy like voice say \"ring, ring\" when the phone rings. They are words that are pronounced the same, yet have different meanings. For example; they're, their, there or meet, meat. 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        "raw_content": "October Preview: The Millions Most Anticipated (This Month)\nHungry Ghost Theater by Sarah Stone: Siblings Robert and Julia Zamarin want to reveal the dangers of the world with their small political theater company while their neuroscientist sister Eva attempts to find the biological roots of empathy. While contending with fraught family dynamics, the novel touches on themes like art, free will, addiction, desire, and loss. Joan Silber writes she \u201cfound this an unforgettable book, astute, vivid, and stubbornly ambitious in its scope.\u201d (Carolyn)\n21 Books You Should Read This October (Lit Hub)\nSarah Stone\u2019s Hungry Ghost Theater is an astonishing mosaic of fiction, theater, lyrical text and performance, tracing one family through many generations and permutations. It\u2019s a rare look at the inner workings of a theater company devoted to political material, involving siblings Robert and Julia, as well as an exploration of the roots of empathy, undertaken by their sister Eva, a neuroscientist. Reading it leaves the aftertaste of a powerful performance: \u201cThough we\u2019d worked all summer for one ephemeral moment, I was content.\u201d (Jane Ciabattari, Lit Hub columnist)\nOn Writing Hungry Ghost Theater\nFrom Transforming the Agenda (The Writer\u2019s Spotlight, November 2018)\nOccasionally a novel will begin for a writer as a mysterious image or a line of dialogue: my first novel started with a fragment of a dream about a mother lying to her daughters. By the time I finished, it had turned into an attempt to understand the qualities in us that make genocide possible. My new novel, Hungry Ghost Theater, started as a short story about a couple who take a trip to Seoul (where I\u2019d once lived for a year and a half) to rescue a sister having a breakdown. Over time, that sister became a daughter with a drug problem. I drew on family history, changing it substantially as I imagined these characters. The core issues, though, remain the same \u2014 denial, deception, self-deception, and self-awareness. Helping each other, hurting each other, fighting, and making up.\nFrom Research Notes for Hungry Ghost Theater (Necessary Fiction)\nMy new novel, Hungry Ghost Theater, began when I was avoiding a novel I kept writing and rewriting. That other novel changed dramatically \u2014 a pair of sisters turned into friends and then lovers, Quakers morphed into drag performers, and drinking problems migrated from character to character \u2014 but it didn\u2019t really seem to get much better, though my friends and early readers tried valiantly to encourage me.\nFrom time to time, I put it down and wrote stories and short plays about a half-Jewish family of performers, scientists, and activists, idealists who couldn\u2019t live up to their own visions. Robert and Julia, a brother and sister who run an experimental performance company; their middle sister, Eva, an affective neuroscientist; Eva\u2019s wild nearly grown children. And then their parents, people whose lives they touch, other performers, patients in a locked psychiatric facility. I began to feel as if these people existed somewhere: it was my job to find them and bring them over an invisible, semi-permeable barrier to introduce them to the world.\nFirst Draft/Aspen Public Radio, Mitzi Rapkin, host\nA behind-the-scenes look at Hungry Ghost Theater: a conversation about the writing process, the book\u2019s structure and nature, mental illness, addiction, dark humor, family, and learning to deal with rejection.\nfrom Facts That Turn Out to Be Fiction: Ann Cummins and Sarah Stone on Writing, Landscape, and Family, The Millions\nAfter working as an aide in a psychiatric facility, and because of my family history, I\u2019m interested in the question of how much is biological and when and how we make certain decisions that affect who we become. The book is divided into nine pieces, like Dante\u2019s nine circles of hell. But hell can also be our beloved families and what we put each other through.\nMy students and I have been talking about the secrets we keep from other people and the secrets we keep from ourselves. I sometimes think that writing fiction is part of how we both face and avoid external conflict, and even how we face and also avoid internal conflict.\nfrom An interview with Sarah Stone by Ron Nyren, WTAW Press: 2018 Interviews\nEverything my mother made turned into a collage, assemblage, or installation, and I\u2019ve inherited that sensibility from her. Hungry Ghost Theater is a mix of invented personal reality, real political context, and various mythologies, told in different voices and modes. The book does have a throughline moving underneath all the stories in the book, making an arc from beginning to end, but my experience of life is that it\u2019s quite surreal: connected in improbable ways and disconnected in others. Some of the most fantastic moments are based at least a little on the tangible details of life. I\u2019m very interested in the reality/fantasy border: did that really happen, or is it the character\u2019s imagining or delusion?\nfrom Interview with Sarah Stone and Nancy Au, Entropy\nFor a long time, I didn\u2019t understand that I was writing Hungry Ghost Theater, or that it was a book, and that made it possible to creep in through the back door. I was working on that other novel\u2014I wrote something like twenty-eight drafts before I stopped counting. I gave up on it multiple times, but always with the feeling that I was letting down the characters and had to go back to it. (It\u2019s now the third book of what\u2019s turned into a trilogy, and I\u2019m working on it again right now. 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        "raw_content": "Sardis Doorway ~ Beginnings\n\u200bSardis Doorway Origins by Elsie Goerzen\nThe seeds of Doorway were planted in me in 1967, in the Nursery of the pediatric ward of Vancouver General Hospital, where I was working as a young newly graduated nurse. I encountered an injured infant and his young parents, who were struggling with life, and for whom there was little support.\nSo here was a vulnerable infant, and there were his vulnerable parents. And I thought: who was there for these parents, to support them, to give them encouragement, to help them learn the many skills required to be healthy parents?\nAs time went on, and Walt and I had our own two children, I became more aware of the challenges of parenting and the reality of child abuse in our world. I read about it, and thought about it, and in 1982 or so, I had a phone call, inviting me to become a volunteer facilitator with a support group for parents in Chilliwack, named Parent Support Circle. Here the stresses of parenting were acknowledged, encouragement was given and parenting skills were learned. A scripture verse had been ringing in my head for some time already: \u2018Of those to whom much is given, much will be required.\u2019 I realized that I was incredibly privileged in my life, and at the same time, recognized the courage and strength of the people I was learning to know in the support group.\nAnd a dream began, that these women, to whom life had handed great challenges, had something we needed to learn from them. And that we, in the church, had resources we needed to share. I thought, wouldn\u2019t it be wonderful if these two groups of women I was now part of, could merge and become friends. And as it happens when a dream begins to grow, God nurtures that dream, putting ideas, people, and events in your path to confirm it.\nOne of those events was that my sister-in-law told me about a group known as Open Door, in North Vancouver: a support group for single mothers; and she said, \u2018Elsie why don\u2019t you start something like that in Chilliwack?\u2019 Well, that was too scary to consider, but my sister Irmi (who lives next door to us) and I began talking about the idea. We thought maybe we could do it in our homes, and then if it all failed, no-one would know and we wouldn\u2019t feel foolish. Not long after, I met Lee through a mutual friend (Sue!) who knew Lee had a similar desire.\nLee and I met, on our Patio and soon visited the N Vancouver Open Door. We then invited women from all the churches in Chilliwack to a meeting, held in October 1986. Thirty-five women came, and Elvira Corben, the coordinator of the North Van Open Door came to tell us about what they did.\nAt the end of the morning, we extended an invitation to anyone who was interested to meet at our house the following week. Now, I don\u2019t really believe in bargaining with God, and I did feel a bit like Abraham, but I suggested to God that if we had 10 people come, then we\u2019d know we had enough to start.\nAnd you might guess how many people showed up the next week! 10! It was amazing, how those people had been prepared for just something like this they came with the varied skills we would need to begin this endeavour.\nWe had some preparatory work to do: we had to obtain our licence, be checked out by Social Services, have the Fire Inspector come, etc. During this time of waiting, we met weekly, to plan, to pray, to strategize, to dream.\nAt last, on February 17, 1987, Sardis Open Door began, with four mothers and six children. By June, we had twelve mothers with 16 children, and 19 volunteers. One year later, in June 1988, we were involved with 45 families, and we were operating two days a week.\nAt one of our morning staff meetings in the first year, Grace Wiens read from Mother Theresa\u2019s Words to Love By, a piece based on Matthew 25.\nThat became our theme, when at times the work seemed overwhelming, we could remind ourselves: I can only love one person at a time.\nA name change occurred in 1996, when we formed our own local board of Directors, and we became Sardis Doorway.\nI \u201cretired\u201d in 2005, and I am thrilled to see Doorway thriving, with the leadership of Karin (and Denise, and Heather before her) and the Board. It is a wonderful thing to see the being that began as a fledgling little group 30 years ago flourish, growing in strength and effectiveness, and blessing all involved in this family known as Sardis Doorway.\nGod who began a good work so long ago, has done (and continues to do) far above and beyond what we could ever have asked or imagined!\nElsie is now the End Abuse Coordinator for MCC \u200b https://mcccanada.ca/learn/more/end-abuse",
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        "raw_content": "Crisis in Haiti: One Year Later\nThe Scholastic Kids Press Corps is a team of about 50 Kid Reporters around the nation. The interactive site brings daily news to life with reporting for kids, by kids.\nKid Reporter Leila Sachner with Daniel Trust, a college student and orphan from Rwanda who is starting a foundation to help orphans in Haiti. (Photo: Isabel Chenoweth)\nNew Foundation for Haitian Orphans\nRwandan orphan Daniel Trust works to motivate and help\nBy Leila Sachner | null null , null\n\"Be Inspired.\" That is the message that Daniel Trust wants to give by starting a foundation to help orphans in Haiti.\nAs an orphan from Rwanda, Trust's story is an inspiration in itself. He has started a designer T-shirt and bag business using the slogan on his products and he is currently a college student and bank employee. He plans to use the story of his life to make a difference.\n\"I'm the type of person who comes up with an idea and just wants to do it right then, right there,\" he told this Kid Reporter in a recent interview in Hartford, Connecticut.\nAt the age of 5, Daniel lost both his parents and two sisters. They were killed during the Rwandan Genocide in 1994. After a number of years with difficult, and at times abusive, foster parents, Daniel managed to leave Rwanda and moved to Bridgeport, Connecticut with his older sister.\nBorn Daniel Ndamwizeye, he changed his name to Trust when he moved to the U.S. His birth name means \"I trust him\" in his native language. He went to high school in Bridgeport and is currently a junior at Southern Connecticut State University majoring in business administration.\nTo start the D-Trust Foundation, Daniel recruited a board of directors to help him. He began the foundation with his own money.\n\"We haven't had any major fundraising efforts yet,\" he said.\nOn January 18, Daniel will travel to Haiti with a photographer friend. He will identify an orphanage in need of clothing, food, and school supplies. While helping provide essentials, he also hopes to inspire children with his story.\n\"My cause is to eventually help different orphans around the world,\" he sad. He wants to talk to them, see what is going on with their lives, and share his story to motivate them.\nDaniel wants to tell kids that if they work hard and never give up, they can achieve anything they want.\n\"Regardless of what I've been through, it's not the end of the world,\" he said.\nDaniel is very friendly, and you can feel the good vibe he generates from his relaxed attitude the moment you meet him. He has big brown eyes and a bright smile. He is optimistic, enthusiastic, and passionate about his work.\n\"I don't want other people to go through what I went through,\" he said.\nMore than a million people remain homeless and schools are just now being rebuilt in Haiti a year after the country's capital city was devastated by a major earthquake on January 12, 2010. Scholastic Kid Reporters continue their reporting on the earthquake with stories about how people are continuing to help the embattled country in the Crisis in Haiti: One Year Later Special Report.\nNEWS FOR KIDS, BY KIDS\nGet the latest on national and international events, movies, television, music, sports, and more from the Scholastic Kids Press Corps.",
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        "raw_content": "Choosing  an engineering school can be a difficult and time-consuming choice. At first  you will need to make many decisions: whether you wish to pursue a degree or diploma; study on a full-time or part-time basis; what majors  and areas of specialization interest you; how important special features such  as co-op, international exchange and so forth are to your decision; and the importance  of cost, location and other similar factors. Once you have decided on these,  you will still need to undertake a significant exploration and consultation to  focus your interests and choice of an engineering school.\nHere is  a step-by-step process to help you evaluate each school:\nVisit  the school's website. Most engineering schools provide detailed information  about their programs - degrees/diplomas/certificates offered, amount of tuition  and fees, admission requirements and intake times, student demographics,  faculty qualifications, industry experience and research accomplishments, and  more! Often the school's website will provide a \"Q&A\" or FAQ page which will  answer the most common questions about the school.\nVisit  the school. Many engineering schools also have \"open days\" where high  school students are invited to tour the school for a day. Campus visits allow  you to learn things about the institution that might not be obvious  from its marketing materials, such as facilities, campus lay-out, transportation and how it feels to be on campus.\nSpeak  with an admissions counselor or academic advisor: they have a thorough knowledge of the curriculum and study programs  that can lend a perspective to your decisions, and sometimes lead you in new  directions.\nResearch other sources of information.\u00a0  There is a wealth of things that you can do here:\nIf  you know past graduates of the school, talk with them about their experiences  while a student.\nConfirm which organizations have recruited graduates in the past and talk with  their human resources departments to determine their satisfaction with the  school's graduates and programs, whether they continue to recruit from the  school, and whether they value it over others on a regular basis.\nSearch the Internet for information on awards and achievements bestowed on  specific engineering schools - competitions won, faculty honors, research  grants, etc.\nConsult Facebook and other social networking sites that may provide  testimonials and other student comments on specific schools and the engineering programs they offer.\nThen  match these facts and figures against the engineering schools that you are evaluating.",
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        "raw_content": "4 Jun 2018 No Comments\nAs you have watched the rise of cryptocurrency over the last few years, you've probably heard the term \"blockchain\" in the news and casual conversations. While many associate the blockchain with cryptocurrency\n25 Mar 2018 No Comments\nWhy You Should Be Using Multi-Factor Authentication in Your Small Business Cybersecurity is on the mind of thousands of business owners after severe hacks have hit prominent companies over the\nRisks and disasters face all businesses no matter how large or small they are. The most significant corporations are prepared for these types of risks with plans in place to ensure\nHere\u2019s What You Need to Know! The Microsoft Office suite of tools has been the backbone of thousands of companies across the world for almost 30 years. Without it, many businesses\nTechnology has changed many different industries over the last few decades, and the adoption of new technologies isn't slowing down anytime soon. While some are hesitant about using new digital tools\nHow Technology Can Improve Your Equipment Management\nEquipment is a tremendous investment for a construction firm and finding new and optimized ways to improve efficiency even the slightest can go a long way in cutting costs and saving\nIf you\u2019re like many small business owners, chances are you thrive on the idea of being self-sufficient and doing everything yourself. You manage your books yourself, create your marketing campaigns yourself,\nTop Tech Trends for Small Businesses in 2018 Where did the year go? It seems like yesterday we were predicting the next trends of 2017 and all of the sudden,\nWhat Small Businesses should consider when moving to the cloud Small businesses are looking at the trend of moving to \u201cthe cloud\u201d. There are many tried and true world-class solutions,\nSmall and mid-sized businesses are rushing to the cloud to save time and money and gain a competitive advantage. The studies all show the same trend. We have looked at",
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        "raw_content": "Peaceful protest for women\u2019s rights and more\n\u201cAnd still I rise!\u201d echoed across Judkins Park in Seattle as hundreds of thousands of men and women chanted the mantra on the morning of the Seattle Womxn\u2019s March.\nThe scene was a massive gathering of an estimated 200,000 people crammed together with banners, signs, flags, inflatable and painted props, balloons and pink hats ready to march the 3.7 miles from Judkins Park to Seattle Center.\nMore than 10 people from Sequim attended the Seattle Womxn\u2019s March on Saturday, Jan., 21, to take a stand for women\u2019s rights and a number of issues surrounding the new Donald Trump presidency.\nSequim locals Diann Roll, Ann Schade and Sue Cram traveled to the march with several hundred Port Townsend residents on buses and in carpools.\nSchade said she was marching to support the women\u2019s rights movement, education issues and the environment, while Roll felt strongly about marching for gender equality both in identity and orientation.\n\u201cI reserve the right to define myself in all ways,\u201d Roll stated, adding she believes everyone should have the right to do the same.\n\u201cThe nation deserves leaders that support equality for everybody,\u201d she said.\nCram knitted pink hats for the march resembling that of a beanie with two distinctive ears folding over at the sides.\n\u201cI want the administration to remember our rights are guaranteed.\u201d\nThe hats were clearly a symbol worn by thousands of women attending the march as pink heads could be seen far and wide.\nHolly Hatton, a Sequim resident, attended the march with her daughter, cousin Myla Gloor-Nelson and her brother Joshua Gloor.\n\u201cI felt a need to stand up and say no to the kind of bullying and divisiveness coming from the new administration,\u201d Hatton said.\nShe explained that she wanted to stand up in a peaceful and non-offensive way and felt the march was the right place to show her support.\nAs the marchers made their way through the streets of downtown Seattle, they were met with support from onlookers on the sidewalks and residents in apartment buildings. At one point, the crowd erupted in cheer as two bald eagles were spotted circling above the masses.\nThere were thousands of signs held by marchers all advocating different issues, such as environmental awareness, women\u2019s rights, equality, healthcare, minority rights, disability rights and more.\nMarchers sang a variety of chants as they walked the streets of Seattle, from \u201cno rape culture!\u201d to \u201clove trumps hate!\u201d\nThe only noted opposition that could be seen were three young men on the sidewalk carrying a large poster of an unborn fetus chanting against abortions.\nFive hours later, the marchers reached their destination at Seattle Center. The march remained peaceful and organized with the streets blocked off to traffic by members of the Seattle Police Department.\nAfter the march, Roll said she felt energized and encouraged as she marched with the group around her.\n\u201cIt was one of the most amazing days of my life,\u201d she said.\n\u201cJust to be a part of a large group with a common goal was really encouraging under the circumstances of the last few months.\u201d\nCram wondered if this march would make a difference in the end, expressing that she hoped it would.\n\u201cI really enjoyed feeling part of a group with a positive message,\u201d she said.\nShe reflected back to the 1960s when she said she saw police officers using fire hoses and police dogs on protesters during the civil rights movement and explained that this march was a much different feeling.\nSchade said she felt that the march was a unifying experience.\n\u201cI thought it was so wonderful that so many people could come together,\u201d she said.\nHatton explained that before the march she was battling with family members about her decision to attend, but in the end gained the sense of peace she needed.\n\u201cIt helped me to know that I\u2019m not alone in my concerns and that there are millions of people who are willing to stand up and take care of each other,\u201d she said.\nDiann Roll, left, Anne Schade, and Sue Cram clapped, shouted and rallied alongside each other as they participated in the Seattle Womxn\u2019s March on Saturday, Jan. 21. Sequim Gazette photo by Erin Hawkins\nPolice blotter \u2014 Jan. 25, 2017\nLevy funds could help outdated infrastructure",
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        "raw_content": "Maritime Security Articles New naval base in Andamans boosts military posture in Indian Ocean\nExpanding the airfield to 10,000 feet would also allow wide-bodied airliners to carry out commercial operations from INS Kohassa, facilitating tourism in the Andamans\nIndia\u2019s military presence in the Indian Ocean got a long-delayed boost on Thursday with the commissioning of a full-fledged naval base, Indian Naval Ship (INS) Kohassa, in the North Andaman Island.\nThe base, commissioned by navy chief Admiral Sunil Lanba, is the fourth military airfield in the Andaman & Nicobar archipelago (the Andamans). The 572-island archipelago dominates the Malacca Strait that links the Indian Ocean with the South China Sea.\nThe Andamans also straddle the vital Indian Ocean sea-lanes, through which 100,000 merchant vessels carry $3 trillion worth of cargo each year, including much of China\u2019s oil supplies and trade.\nINS Kohassa, which was established in 2001 as Naval Air Station (NAS) Shibpur, permitted short-range maritime reconnaissance (SRMR) aircraft such as the Dornier-228 to monitor the northern Bay of Bengal, where India shares maritime borders with Bangladesh and Myanmar. Many Indian aircraft, which participated in the abortive search for the missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370, operated from NAS Shibpur.\nThere are plans to expand the current 3,000 feet-long airfield to allow the navy\u2019s long range maritime reconnaissance (LRMR) aircraft, the Boeing P-8I Poseidon, which currently operates from Arakkonam, Tamil Nadu, to stage through INS Kohassa. 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However, the development has been delayed by land acquisition issues and inter-ministerial wrangling with the ministries of home affairs and environment.\nMeanwhile, causing heartburn in the navy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indonesia\u2019s President Joko Widodo on May 30 announced in Jakarta that India would help Indonesia develop the port of Sabang, less than a hundred nautical miles from Campbell Bay.\n\u201cInstead of focusing attention and resources on developing an Indonesian port, New Delhi would do well to devote attention to upgrading INS Baaz, which is urgently needed,\u201d says former navy chief, Admiral Arun Prakash.\nRelations with Indonesia have not always been smooth. In the 1950s, Indonesian president Sukarno had claimed the Andamans, and offered to support Pakistan in the 1965 war by opening a naval front against India. New Delhi\u2019s relations with Jakarta are now much closer. 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        "raw_content": "Unique Words Of Wisdom To Remember On Thanksgiving\nNo this won\u2019t be another post on the number of calories in a typical Thanksgiving meal or anything like that. Most of us don\u2019t really want to know how long it will take to walk off the mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie anyways.\nI\u2019m sure that information is out there somewhere, but I wanted to share a slightly different message about indulging over the holidays. After all, I don\u2019t know about you but I\u2019m going to be watching football after Thanksgiving dinner and not doing laps around the block.\nWhen I sat down to think about what to write for this week\u2019s blog post, I pondered on what I could share from a bigger picture perspective.\nWhat popped into my head was a unique saying that my father used to tell me.\nThis was a line I typically heard as I was headed out the door in my younger years on a Friday or Saturday night when he knew I\u2019d probably be up to no good.\n\u201cRemember boy, blowing it out is for amateurs.\u201d\nI don\u2019t know why but that\u2019s always stuck with me. Granted, I didn\u2019t always listen to that advice, but then I usually regretted it later. The older I get the more I realize, those really were words of wisdom to live by.\nYou see what I think Dad was trying to teach me was the benefit in mastering the practice of moderation. The idea of knowing your limits and being disciplined enough to live within them.\nWhen we\u2019re young we don\u2019t always have a good grasp of this. And yes that typically leads to dumb decisions and what could\u2019ve been avoidable pain.\nWell you probably can see where I\u2019m going with this\u2026\nOn Thanksgiving Day we\u2019re going to have lots of food and indulgences in front of us and we\u2019ll each have a personal decision to make.\nWill it be enjoying those things in moderation or consuming in excess with later regret?\nThe choice will be yours.\nYes with moderation comes a certain amount of discipline. It\u2019s called knowing when to say when. But it\u2019s a discipline that pays big dividends.\nThink about what it\u2019ll be like to not have guilt following these next few days. To not feel bloated, hung-over, and everything else that comes with over-indulgence.\nTaking a break from our regular workout and eating routines is by no means a bad thing. Personally, I\u2019ve found benefit in doing this very thing on occasion. Holidays are a perfect time because you\u2019ll likely be out of your norm anyways.\nRest up, enjoy that time with friends, family, and yes some good food. Just know your limits and keep a mindset of moderation.\nThen when it\u2019s all over, you get right back after it and return to your regular routines.\nThat\u2019s my two cents for what it\u2019s worth.\nWhatever you do and wherever you go this Thanksgiving, I hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday. May God bless you and your family. Let\u2019s not forget to give thanks and remember what this holiday is all about.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb \u00bb Sharon's Blog \u00bb I\u2019ve Always Struggled with People Cancelling \u2013 Until now\nHow I Deal with People Cancelling on me\nThe first thing I\u2019ve gotten better at is not personalizing things. I know it really has nothing to do with me, it\u2019s about them and what their needs are. Being able to let go of my own emotional attachment to the situation makes it much easier to accept their need to cancel.\nI\u2019ve also been able to reframe the situation by looking at how I can be grateful for the fact that they cancelled. Instead of getting frustrated and feeling sorry for myself, I now see it as unexpected free time where I can do anything I want! Maybe I can finally watch that movie I\u2019ve always wanted to watch, or go for a walk and explore, or dive into a new book.\nWhenever you feel disappointed try reframing it and think about what you can be grateful for with this unexpected change. It\u2019s amazing how much better you\u2019ll feel when you can see the glass half full!\nIf you enjoyed this video you may also like Letting go of Expectations\n2 thoughts on \u201cI\u2019ve Always Struggled with People Cancelling \u2013 Until now\u201d\nIan July 19, 2016 at 11:47 am\nIn my experience of years of trial and error, I came to the realization that this has to do with with \u201cexpectations\u201d. We get disappointed when we set expectations. The bigger the expectations, the bigger the disappointment. It\u2019s true, people can change their minds for varying reasons. Some legit, some not so much. But it is THEIR choice. And they will eventually face the consequences of those choices. Karma if you will. Do we follow the same path, by getting angry and feeling resentment towards these people? Or do we accept that\u2019s the way it is, and to move forward with OUR own lives?\nOver time, I\u2019ve learned to not have too many, or unrealistic expectations of others and things. Mind you, it\u2019s perfectly fine and normal to have some, but it is unhealthy to put too much emphasis on it. As you mentioned, it made you feel negative. And you are absolutely correct, that it\u2019s a matter of retraining our brains, from being insecure that we need external factors to feel better about ourselves. Or to gain that confidence that look deep within ourselves to find that confidence. Wants vs Needs.\nWhat I do these days, I find out what family and friends are doing. And make them an option. I don\u2019t commit. But I do let them know that if I can make it, I will definitely be there. By keeping my options open, if one doesn\u2019t fall through, there are other plans that will. Sometimes, by evening, I end up deciding I just want to chill out at home. This also helps me to weed out \u201cfriends\u201d. There are those that take me not going out with them personally, and eventually end up ghosting me. Which is fine. Makes it easier for me to move on. They did the job for me. Then there are those that stick by me, and enjoy the time we do spend together. Quality over quantity.\nI\u2019ve often said, and this has become one of my mantras. \u201cWhen it comes to your emotional and mental well-being. And as long as you don\u2019t intentionally hurt anyone. It\u2019s ok to be selfish.\u201d Think of you first, so that your better equipped mentally and emotionally when you deal with other people.\nThat\u2019s the peefcrt insight in a thread like this.",
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        "raw_content": "SickKids helps launch first Paediatric Pain Month in Middle East\nPain is universal, and can be particularly difficult to witness in children. Through its partnership with Hamad Medical Corporation in Doha, Qatar, SickKids is bringing awareness to this issue in the Middle East.\nNovember saw the launch of the first Paediatric Pain Awareness Month in the Gulf region. The goal is to increase awareness of the subject on the part of both health-care staff and the public, so as to enhance pain management for infants, children and adolescents.\nThe awareness month incorporates educational workshops to help health-care professionals in using evidence-based tools to assess and manage pain in children, as well as public educational activities in HMC hospitals. There will also be advertisements in both the newspapers and on television broadcasts to increase public awareness on the subject. A Pain Awareness symposium will then close the month\u2019s events.\nIt is hoped that the awareness month will help make it more acceptable to express pain, and therefore influence the cultural factors that have historically led to expressions of pain being suppressed. Dr Mohammed Janahi, Chairman of Pediatrics at HMC, points out that regionally, \u201cmen and boys are discouraged from complaining if they are feeling any pain, but this is not right because we need to be aware if children are feeling pain.\u201d\nHe adds, \u201cThe purpose of holding the Paediatric Pain Awareness Month is to educate our people that children should be encouraged to express their pain, and people who are caring for children should not ignore this, as it could indicate a serious condition that we can better diagnose if we are aware of the pain that the child is feeling.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "By Will on February 3, 2007 10:47 PM | Permalink\nDesign a pillow for that special somebody for Valentines day or any occasion. Send the pattern over to the talented people at http://www.ninaspillowdesigns.com and they'll create it!\nHere's what I designed for my wife for valentines day.\nThis page contains a single entry by Will published on February 3, 2007 10:47 PM.\nWhy my new job rocks... was the previous entry in this blog.\nwhois is the next entry in this blog.",
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        "raw_content": "State School Students Excelling at The Olympics\nAnalysis by the Sutton Trust has found that less than a third (32%) of Britain\u2019s 130 medallists at Rio 2016 attended fee-paying schools, a four percentage point reduction from London 2012, when 36% of Team GB\u2019s medal-winners were privately educated.\nState schooling\nSpeaking to the BBC Sir Peter Lampl, founder and chairman of the charity, described the in state-educated athletes as \u201cfantastic\u201d.\n\u201cThe success of Team GB in Rio has been a national triumph. It\u2019s been fantastic to see a growing number of our national heroes coming from comprehensive and other state schools.\n\u201cBut alumni of private schools are still over-represented among our medallists. Although some state schools have improved support for competitive sport over the last decade, they\u2019re still more likely to benefit from ample time set aside for sport, excellent sporting facilities and highly qualified coaches.\u201d\n68% of Team GB\u2019s 130 medallists attended state schools compared to 64% four years ago, the Sutton Trust\u2019s analysis found.\nThe results are a clear sign that state-educated athletes are challenging the private school dominance of years gone by.\nThe charity\u2019s research also found that most of the British Olympians who achieved multiple medals were educated at a state school.\nJason Kenny, triple gold medallist in cycling, went to a comprehensive school in Manchester\nMax Whitlock, who won two golds and a bronze in gymnastics, went to a comprehensive school in Hertfordshire\nMo Farah, who won gold medals in the 5,000m and 10,000m attended a state school in West London\nLaura Trott, winner of two cycling golds was at a Hertfordshire comprehensive school\nCharlotte Dujardin, winner of gold and team silver in dressage attended a Bedfordshire comprehensive\nBut there are still some Olympic sports that remain dominated by the privately educated. Over half (52%) of Team GB\u2019s medal winning rowers attended fee-paying schools as did 50% of the winning women\u2019s hockey team.\nThe Sutton Trust\u2019s analysis also found that an old Etonian has won a medal for the British team at every Olympics since 1992.\nMatthew Pinsent (Rowing) 1992, 1996, 2000 and 2004\nWilliam Fox-Pitt (Equestrian) 2008 and 2012\nConstantine Louloudis (Rowing) 2012 and 2016\nFurther statistics and information are available on the Sutton Trust\u2019s website: http://www.suttontrust.com/newsarchive/new-generation-of-top-olympians-from-comprehensive-schools/\nState-schooling\nPrevious Post Is Private Tuition Widening the Learning Gap?\nNext Post Computer Coding Classes Could Boost Social Mobility in Digital Careers",
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        "title": "Scientologist Gottfried Helnwein in Court -- Part 5",
        "raw_content": "Gottfried Helnwein, painter, at the castle 2,\n5475 Burgbrohl\nI am a member of the Roman Catholic Church - having been educated in a cloister kindergarten and in a cloister school of the school brother order [\"Schulbruederorden\"] and with the Jesuits in Vienna.\nDuring the time I was in high school with the Jesuits, I heard of priests of this order who went to Japan and meditated in the Zen Buddhism cloisters for years, even became Zen masters, and did this with the permission of the Jesuit Order and in accord with the Catholic Church. Excited by a conversation with a Jesuit father, I also began to be interested in Zen Buddhism, Taoism, and later in Yoga and Scientology. I read many books on these subjects and took a few courses in Yoga and Scientology. That happened as a result of personal interest and curiosity.\nI was a (passive) member in a Yoga association as well as in Scientology in order to be able to take their courses (as one, e.g., is a member of a book club to acquire certain books).\nGottfried Helnwein's \"Sworn Affirmation\" of 15 May 1992 Helnwein: \"... No activities of any sort took place in the park nor in my castle which had the least bit to do with recruitment - neither for Scientology nor for any other purpose ...\"\nI am currently occupied with the Talmud and the Kabbala, which does not mean however, that I intend to found a Jewish cultural center or a Synagogue here.\nMy philosophical studies are of a purely private nature and are part of my intimate sphere. What other people are occupied with, why or whether they believe anything in general, has never interested me, and I decisively reject any form of coercive missionary work or religious zealotry.\n2. Therefore it is completely incomprehensible to me why some people have been trying for two or three years to discredit me in that they spread the false assertion that my residence and my studio are a sect center and that I am trying to recruit people for Scientology.\nIn order to protect myself and my family, and above all my four children, from hostilities, aggressions and attacks, I have applied to the Koblenz State Court to effect a Temporary Restraining Order against the Olbrueckrundschau newspaper, which has published this kind of assertion.\nThe Olbrueckrundschau was immediately ready to sign a cease-and-desist order, and had not even tried to raise an objection, because the Protestant ministers quoted by them testified in court that they had never made those statements and would not make them in the future.\n3. Now Mr. Brosius from the neighboring village of Niederzissen is repeating similar assertions against me, namely the assertion that I am recruiting for Scientology on my estate. Because Mr. Brosius, to my knowledge, does not know me at all, he is relying on second-hand information. He is relying on Mr. Norbert Potthoff, who, as far as I know, has never set foot in my house. I\nhave only seen him a single time for a couple of seconds in the house of my neighbor at the time, Mr. Rudolf Kruspel, and said \"Guten Tag\" - that was all.\n4. I would like to set the folowing [sic] straight in regards to Mr. Norbert Potthoff's written sworn affirmation.\nThe basis of the error (the false testimony?) of Mr. Potthoff is his ignorance (refusal to say?) that there are two different castle buildings in Burgbrohl. Castle 1, the former winery, belonged to native residents Mr. Sahl and Mrs. Lauer until 1989. Between April 1985 and 1987, this Castle 1 was rented to Mr. Rudolf Kruspel. In contrast, I rented Castle 2 (the Castle) in 1984 (not in 1985) and moved in with my wife and children that same year (Mr. Potthoff's time line is already false). If Mr. Potthoff continues to maintain that I have put a room in my castle at the disposal of the Scientology Church, then that is also false. Neither I nor my wife have made rooms or other areas available to the Scientology Church for courses, auditing or recruitment. Neither have we ever tolerated those kind of activities in our rooms / in our areas.\nMr. Potthoff's statement that I belonged to the Duesseldorf ORG is also false. It is much more correct to say that I am not part of the Duesseldorf ORG, neither have I ever had any contact with it. I have never set foot in that ORG. I would not even know that the Duesseldorf ORG existed at all, and even today I am not aware of where it is located.\n6. Another false assertion is that by 1985 I was well acquainted with Mrs. Adelheid Rech Gesche from the Scientology Center in Clearwater, Florida. That statement is pure conjecture. I met Mrs. Rech Gesche for the first time in Burgbrohl in 1985.\n7. Another false assertion is that she had brought the entire \"Helnwein Clan\" on her \"lines.\" First of all, there is no such thing as a Helnwein Clan, whatever that is supposed to mean. Furthermore, neither I nor my family\nhave ever been on any kind of \"lines.\" I am an individualist and an artistic loner. Nor was there any attempt by Mrs. Rech Gesche to influence me to use my house for purposes of the Scientology Church.\n8. Absolutely false and complete conjecture is the assertion: \"The castle in which Helnwein lives in Burgbrohl has become a branch of the Celebrity Center in Duesseldorf ...\". My castle was never a branch of any kind of organization, not Scientology nor any other kind.\n9. Neither Mrs. Dr. Bardenheuer nor anybody else has taken any kind of course in my rooms at any point in time.\n10. As far as the Summer Festival goes, that was supposed to be an open invitation for the inhabitants of the two villages and the acquaintances and friends of the studio to exhibit artistic works. That is all. Among the art crowd, open invitations are constantly given out for various exhibitions which are taking place at the same time in various galleries and art studios. For example: \"Premiere\" in Cologne, where every year a large number of galleries put on their exhibits together and invite the public without there being any kind of a connection between the galleries.\nA whole lot of invitations were sent out for the Summer Festival, and of course each of those invited had the option of bringing friends and acquaintances along - whether members of the family or of the bowling league.\nMrs. Rech Gesche's written invitation to the members of her Celebrity Center took place without my knowledge and was wholly her own decision.\nOnly my artistic works were on exhibition at my house (Castle 2). In the other castle (Castle 1), works by artists Rudolf Kruspel Marina Kudlacek and Peter Schmitz were on display.\nNo kind of activity took place which had even the remotest thing to do with recruitment - either for Scientology or for any other purpose - not in the park nor in my castle.\nOn principle I have never done anything like that in my house and would not do that in the future. My house is and was always used exclusively as a studio and residence.\nThe persistently repeated assertion that there is a \"clan\" of painters around me is sheer fabrication by Mr. Potthoff, since it can be proved that from 1984 to today, that would be eight years, I have worked completely alone in my house in Burgbrohl and have barely had contact with other trained artists. With the exception of the three artists who have been living in my neighborhood for about two years off and on and with whom I have had only casual contact, I am not nor have I been acquainted with any other trained artists in all of Rheinland-Pfalz. I have not kept up contact with my former neighbor. I don't even know where they are staying now.\nBesides my wife, there are two secretaries and three studio assistants who work here under normal work arrangements. None of these people is employed as an artist, and none of these people is or was a member of Scientology or has ever had, so far as I know, contact with Scientology.\nI have not spoken a single time to my staff about Scientology.\n11. Gruner & Jahr and GEO brazenly violated principles of journalism when they published this reader's letter and its gross accusations without review. And now this letter writer, Mr. Brosius, cannot even base his assertions on his own experience, because he is not acquainted with either me or my house. Therefore he is relying on Mr. Potthoff's assertions, who also does not know me, and on his latest information, which, according to what he himself said, he got seven years (!) ago from his former wife, Margit.\nAccording to a sworn statement from his ex-wife, though, Margit Potthoff, she did not give this information allegedly about me at all. She was not in the position to do that, because outside of one or two fleeting contacts, she had not been informed about my affairs at any time.\nSo Gruner & Jahr relied on Brosius for his information, Brosius relied on Potthoff and Potthoff relied on alleged information from his former wife of six years ago, who did not verify his assertions in any case.\nThis can be looked at as a chain of second- and third-hand information which ends up going back to a conversation of two people from a shattered marriage of six or seven years ago. That is simply absurd.\nI speak only rarely about my thoughts and views regarding worldview or philosophy; for one thing I don't like to tell everything I think to people, for another I have no desire to convince anybody else of anything on that subject. 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        "raw_content": "PROPERTY FROM A EUROPEAN PRIVATE COLLECTION\nThe Master of the Saint Lambrecht Votive Altarpiece\nRECTO: THE NATIVITY; VERSO: CHRIST ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES\nSenior Director, Worldwide\nHead of Private Sales,\njamesv.macdonald@sothebys.com\nEdoardo Roberti\nDirector of Continental Business\nedoardo.roberti@sothebys.com\nRebecca Karim\nrebecca.karim@sothebys.com\nFL. AUSTRIA, PROBABLY VIENNA, C. 1410-1440\noil and gold on panel\n82 x 66.7 cm.; 32 \u00bc x 26 \u00bc in.\nAcquired by the father of the present owner;\nThence by inheritance.\nNuremberg, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, and M\u00fcnster, Landesmuseum f\u00fcr Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte, Sammlung Heinz Kisters. Altdeutsche und Altniederl\u00e4ndische Malerei, 25 June \u2013 15 September and 6 October \u2013 17 November 1963, no. 30 (as Meister Hans);\nBregenz, K\u00fcnstlerhaus Palais Thurn und Taxis, Meisterwerke der Malerei aus Privatsammlungen im Bodenseegebiet, 1 July \u2013 30 September 1965, no. 63 (as Meister Hans);\nGraz, Stiftung St. Lambrecht, Gotik in der Steiermark, 1978, no. 96 (as the Master of the St. Lambrecht Votive Altarpiece);\nVienna, Orangerie des Unteren Belvedere, Wien 1450: der Meister von Schloss Lichtenstein und seine Zeit, 8 November 2013 \u2013 23 February 2014, no. 21 (as Austrian School, circa 1435\u201340);\nKarlsruhe, Badisches Landesmuseum and Constance, Konzilsgeb\u00e4ude, Das Konstanzer Konzil. 1414\u20131418: Weltereignis des Mittelalters, 27 April \u2013 21 September 2014, nos 6a and 6b (as by the Master of the St. Lambrecht Votive Altarpiece).\nL. Baldass, 'Zur Chronologie, Werkstattf\u00fchrung und Stilableitung des Meisters der St. Lambrechter Votivtafel', in Kirchenkunst VI, 1934, p. 106;\nK. \u00d6ttinger, Hans von T\u00fcbingen und seine Schule, Berlin 1938, p.24;\nA. Stange, Deutsche Gotische Malerei: \u00d6sterreich und der ostdeutsche Siedlungsraum\u2026 1400\u20131500, vol. XI, Berlin 1961, p. 16, reproduced plate 17 (as Meister Hans);\nK. L\u00f6cher, 'Berichte N\u00fcrnberg', in Pantheon, vol. 6/XXI, Munich 1963, p. 396;\nA. Stange, Deutsche Gotische Malerei 1300\u20131430, K\u00f6nigstein 1964, pp. 17, reproduced fig. 75 (detail of the Nativity, as Meister Hans);\nA. Stange, Deutsche Gotische Malerei: \u00d6sterreich und der ostdeutsche Siedlungsraum\u2026 1400\u20131500, vol. XI, Munich 1969, p. 16, only The Nativity reproduced plate 17 (as Meister Hans);\nP. Strieder (ed.), Sammlung Heinz Kisters, Altdeutsche und Altniederl\u00e4ndische Malerei, exh. cat., Nuremberg 1963, p. 8, no. 30, reproduced plate 2 (as Meister Hans);\nG. Biedermann, in Gotik in der Steiermark, exh. cat., Graz 1978, p. 124, no. 96 (as the Master of the Saint Lambrecht Votive Altarpiece);\nG. Biedermann, Katalog Alte Galerie am Landesmuseum Joanneum, Graz 1982, pp. 13\u201314 (as the Master of the Saint Lambrecht Votive Altarpiece);\nJ. Oberhaidacher, Die Wiener Tafelmalerei der Gotik um 1400. Werkgruppen, Maler, Stile, Vienna 2012, pp. 191, 202, 355f., no. 30 (as the Pseudo-Darbringung Master);\nV. Pirker-Aurenhammer, Wien 1450: der Meister von Schloss Lichtenstein und seine Zeit, exh. cat., Vienna 2013, pp. 220\u2013221, cat. no. 21, reproduced;\nDas Konstanzer Konzil. 1414\u20131418: Weltereignis des Mittelalters, exh. cat., Karlsruhe 2014, pp. 72\u201373, cat. nos 6a and 6b, reproduced p. 73 (as the Master of the St. Lambrecht Votive Altarpiece).\nThis charming Nativity is an outstanding example of the full flowering of the International Gothic style in Austria in the fifteenth century. It was painted around 1435\u201340, almost certainly in Vienna, where a strong and distinct iconographic tradition for this subject seems to have grown up in the second quarter of the century. This panel would probably have originally formed part of a large-scale altar or retable. The reverse of the panel showing Christ in the Garden of Gethesemane indicates that this altar was likely to have had scenes from the Passion of Christ on the outer sides of its panels, while those such as this painted with the more precious and visually arresting gold grounds (visible only when opened on feast days) would have formed a cycle dedicated to the Life of the Virgin on the inner sides.\nThe iconography here is inspired, not by the Gospels, but by the mystical Revelationes of Saint Bridget of Sweden (1303\u20131373), which enjoyed enormous popularity across Europe after her death. The Virgin Mary is shown kneeling in prayer before her Son rather than reclining. The new-born Christ Child lies not in a normal cradle of straw, but in one of stone, filled with bright green grass. Around Him kneel three angels with long and elegantly tapering wings and robes of different hues of red, green and cloth of gold, their hands all arranged in different expressive gestures. Above them flies a fourth angel. Behind Mary two shepherds stand beside a wicker fence, one holding a staff and horn. Only the traditional figure of Saint Joseph is absent. This particular arrangement seems to have been prevalent in Vienna and the surrounding regions in the early fifteenth century. A very similar arrangement, for example, may be found in a manuscript by the anonymous Master of the Speculum humanae salvationis which was illuminated in Vienna in 1432 and is now in the Biblioteca Nacional de Espa\u00f1a in Madrid.1 An important early example in panel painting can be found in a small picture of around 1420\u201325 by the Master of the Vienna Adoration, today in the Belvedere in Vienna,2 and, slightly more contemporaneous to the present work, in one of the panels painted by the Master of the Albrecht Altar for the High Altar of the Carmelite Am Hof in Vienna around 1438\u201340.3 The latter belonged to a larger cycle representing The Life of the Virgin and it is very possible that the present work would also have formed part of a similar cycle, but if so, no other panels from it have survived.\nBaldass was the first to link this panel to the Saint Lambrecht Votive altarpiece, a remarkable Gothic panel depicting the victory of the Hungarians over the Turks in the presence of the Virgin, painted around 1425\u201330 and formerly in the abbey of Saint Lambrecht in Styria, and now in Graz, Alte Galerie (fig. 1). The precise identity of its author is not known, but it is likely that his workshop was based in Vienna and included more than one hand. His works display an elegant style which fuses the International Gothic of Bohemia with that of contemporary Italian painting as well as that of Cologne. Stange grouped a number of works under this hand, whom he named 'Meister Hans' and suggested a date of execution for the present picture around 1435\u201340.4 Stange\u2019s attribution has not met with universal agreement; while Biedermann accepted it, Oberhaidacher instead attributes this Nativity to the \u2018Pseudo-Vienna Master of the Presentation of Christ\u2019, and assigns it an earlier dating to the mid-1420s. There is no doubt, however, that the present picture has many points in common with other accepted works by the Master of the St. Lambrecht Votive Altar, and it seems reasonable to assume that they come from the same workshop. These include, for example, a pair of smaller panels depicting The Crucifixion and The Way to Calvary in the Stadtmuseum in Wels (fig. 2).5 The former panel in particular reveals a number of figures, such as Saint Simon Cyrene and Pontius Pilate (seen in profile in his palace), who are echoed by the shepherds in the present panel. The long delicate fingers of Saint Simon of Cyrene, with their highlighted tips, find counterparts in those of the kneeling Virgin and her angels. The shepherd with a horn here is also very similar to the figure of Saint John beneath the Cross in panels of the Crucifixion in the Belvedere in Vienna and elsewhere.6 Very similar lush patterned vegetation is found in all of these works, including in the Votive altar itself. Stange thought that the Agony in the Garden on the outer side or verso of the panel was the work of a different hand, presumably an assistant. Pirker-Aurenhammer notes its strong similarity to another \u00d6lburg panel by the Master of the Saint Lambrecht altar from the abbey of Saint Lambrecht, now in the Joanneum in Graz,7 but does not support a full attribution to the Master for this or the Nativity, regarding the whole panel as the work of an as yet unidentified Viennese Master of around 1435\u201340.\n1. Reproduced in the exhibition catalogue Vienna 2013, p. 132, under cat. no. 1/8.\n2. Exhibited Vienna 2013, cat. no. 2, reproduced.\n3. See A-F. K\u00f6llermann, '\u2018Nach Monstranzischer gesichtung und formirung\u2019: Anmerkungen zu Gestalt und Konzeption gotischer Altarretabel', in Wien 1450: der Meister von Schloss Lichtenstein und seine Zeit, exh. cat., 2013, pp. 26\u201327, figs 11\u201312.\n4. The name derives from the inscription \u2018Johan\u2019 found on a Crucifixion in Linz and a Calvary in Vienna. See, for example, Stange 1969, VI, plate 15 for the former. 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This painting is on a panel made up of five quite narrow sections. The four joints have evidently been restored fairly frequently over time, but the panel now appears to have stabilised itself, with a slightly concave reverse. The back of the panel was originally quite roughly carpentered with various chisel marks across the background and even beneath the head of Christ, however there are fine details for instance in the foreground and rather abstract surroundings as well as in the apostles and the figure of Christ himself. Recent adjustments to the retouching of the joints are visible and the upper night sky appears to have had fairly widespread strengthening over time. The Nativity has had various past repairs and retouchings down the joints, however these have been largely in the upper part of the painting, with much beautifully intact paint elsewhere. The figures have remained sometimes largely unscathed. 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        "raw_content": "Drug Abuse Prevention \u2013 A Simple Approach For Parents\nIt\u2019s sometimes a tough thing for you as a parent to confront, not being in control of what happens to your child.\nBut there are things you can do to have more influence. The basic fact is that the more a person knows about something, the more responsibility he can take for it and the more he can control it.\nI want to emphasize straightaway here that the philosophy behind this article is all about applying simplicity to the subject. It\u2019s about basics. The world can be such a complex place but the truth is simple \u2013 and the truth about drugs is simple. So it is possible to get it across to someone easily.\nIt may be a clich\u00e9 but knowledge IS power and the knowledge which you have and then share with your young person can give you that control which you desire.\nNow this is not control in a bad way. 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Just let me reassure you \u2013 the more you know and understand the subject of drugs, the easier it gets to deal with it.\nAsk any person in his twenties who got into problems with drugs and he will go back to the first experience in his teenage years and tell you that things would have been different if he\u2019d had some real knowledge about them.\nEducation does start in the home and if a young person is not getting the right knowledge at school or from his friends, then he definitely needs to get it at home. In a world full of misleading and false information about drugs and alcohol, a young person needs stable data to dispel the confusion that inevitably can occur. Just one stable datum can bring certainty where uncertainty existed before \u2013 and this reduces the vulnerability of young people in the face of peer pressure.\nSo help your young person to be more in control. Educate them on what drugs are and how they affect the body and the mind. With more certainty on a subject, young people will be more confident in their decisions. But give them the power of choice. Give them the responsibility. Of course there can be a lot of peer pressure to use alcohol and drugs, but ultimately it is their decision. Rarely is a person pinned down and forced to drink alcohol or take a puff of a joint.\nDon\u2019t preach and don\u2019t force your opinions on them. Be honest in answering their questions. Treat them as intelligent, responsible individuals and you can get intelligent, responsible behaviour in return. That might sound like a leap into the unknown for you but just think back to when you were their age \u2013 how would you have wanted to be treated?\nThe author is a part-time lecturer in the field of drug prevention. He gave his first lectures in 1993 and averages about 10,000 young people a year. This he does around his work in the wellness sector where he works mainly with water, algae and salt. 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        "raw_content": "After Helen by Paul Cavanagh\nRevision as of 12:14, 5 December 2014 by Jill (Talk | contribs)\nBuy After Helen by Paul Cavanagh at Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com\nSummary: A study of grief as After Helen's central character goes on a road trip to find his errant daughter. The death of a wife and mother brings buried secrets out into the open. Well-observed, finely written with moments of wit to punctuate the heaviness of its theme. Recommended.\nPublisher: Not That London\nIrving is lost in a morass of grief after the death of his vivacious, vivid wife Helen. Helen's larger-than-life personality had swamped Irving, a mild-mannered history teacher, from the first time he saw her in her father's bookshop. And now she's gone, life seems beige and bleak. The only thing penetrating the fog of bereavement is Irving's teenaged daughter, Severn. Severn is angry: angry at Helen for dying; angry at Irving for surviving. And no matter how he tries, Irving can't seem to help her.\nWhen Severn runs off to Toronto with an unsuitable boyfriend, Irving sets off on a road trip to find her, accompanied by Marla, the boyfriend's mother. Along the way, Irving examines the history of his relationship with Helen, exhuming the secrets and lies that feed into his troubled relationship with his daughter...\nI thought After Helen was a fabulous novel. It's beautifully written, with care and attention to detail. I found it utterly absorbing. It doesn't take long to work out that Helen wasn't quite the incomparable woman that Irving first introduces her as. Nor was their marriage as perfect as he'd like to remember it. Nor was Severn's sudden absconding quite the bolt out of the blue that Irving suggests to Marla. Severn left shortly after being accused of stealing a very particular book. And Irving knows very well what that means, even if he's not ready to admit it.\nIt's a story of the stages of grief. Of complicated family relationships. Of the damage secrets can cause long after you think they were buried. And, in the end, it's a story of moving on. Sometimes, it's rather bleak, as Irving is forced to confront his and Helen's past despite his reluctance, but there are little moments of wit and humour to keep you from sinking into misery too deeply. Cavanagh leads you into impatience with both the dead, faithless Helen and the self-effacing, doormat Irving, but in the end, it's not only his characters who must come to terms with the imperfections of life, it's you, the reader, too. Clever author, this.\nEverything is beautifully fleshed-out, from the supporting cast of characters, through the Canadian landscape, to the parallels with a doomed Victorian expedition to find the Northwest Passage. And the detail is superlative. I can see why Cavanagh won a Lit Idol competition, because it's difficult to criticise anything in this story: prose, structure, plot development, consistent characterisation, background, continuity of theme. This is a well-written novel.\nAfter Helen comes recommended by us. It's one for readers who enjoy good prose and thoughtful writing, and themes of family breakdown and resolution.\nFamily relationships - and problems in marriages - also feature in This Perfect World by Suzanne Bugler. The Crane Wife by Patrick Ness also looks at a man who has married a woman who could never \"belong\" to him and adds Japanese folk lore into the mix.\nYou can read more book reviews or buy After Helen by Paul Cavanagh at Amazon.co.uk\nYou can read more book reviews or buy After Helen by Paul Cavanagh at Amazon.com.\nRetrieved from \"http://www.thebookbag.co.uk/reviews/index.php?title=After_Helen_by_Paul_Cavanagh&oldid=78786\"",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cMy native continent\u201d\nElizabeth Finch, Donna M. Cassidy and Randall R. Griffey\nElizabeth Finch, Donna M. Cassidy and Randall R. Griffey March 24, 2017 Art\nFig. 2. Church at Head Tide, Maine by Hartley, 1938. Oil on commercially prepared paperboard, 28 \u215b by 22 \u215b inches. Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville, Maine, bequest of Adelaide Moise.\nMarsden Hartley (Fig. 1) is best known as an innovative interpreter of the European avant-garde. His most celebrated paintings have been those he made in the 1910s, when he was among the first American artists to respond to expressionism and cubism. Less understood is an influence on Hartley\u2019s art that was equally strong and closer to home: the state where he was born in 1877 and died in 1943. Marsden Hartley\u2019s Maine\u2014co-organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Colby College Museum of Art\u2014is the most ambitious museum exhibition yet to consider Hartley in light of his complex and deeply creative connection to the place that was essential to the origin and evolution of his art. The artist began and ended his career in Maine, and his return home in the final chapter of his life quickly became codified as a narrative of triumph in American art history, but this is only part of a larger and more compelling story.\nFig. 1. Marsden Hartley (1877\u20131943) by Alfred Stieglitz (1864\u20131946), 1916. Gelatin silver print, 9 \u00be by 7 \u215e inches. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gilman Collection, purchase, gift of Marsden Hartley, by exchange, and gift of Grace M. Mayer, by exchange.\nHartley was born in Lewiston, a center of Maine\u2019s powerful textile industry. His English immigrant parents, who were drawn to the area by the mills, named their son Edmund. When Hartley was eight his mother died, and he was sent to live with a sister in nearby Auburn. He attributed his lifelong loneliness to this early loss. Eventually joining his family in Ohio, where his father had moved after remarrying, Hartley studied with two local landscape painters and subsequently enrolled at the Cleveland School of Art. A patron offered the aspiring artist a stipend to study in New York, and one of his teachers gave him a book by Ralph Waldo Emerson, igniting the interest in Transcendentalism that would contribute to the expressive tenor of his early landscapes.\nFig. 3. Smelt Brook Falls, 1937. Oil on commercially prepared paperboard, 28 by 22 \u215e inches. Saint Louis Art Museum, Eliza McMillan Trust.\nIn the spring of 1900 Hartley returned to Maine in search of artistic inspiration. The American impressionists, and, most notably, Winslow Homer had put the state on the map of paintable venues, while the tourist industry promoted the Maine wilderness to weary urbanites in search of respite from modern living. The state\u2019s western border with New Hampshire, where the White Mountains preside, was the first place Hartley claimed for his art. Over the next decade he moved between New York, Boston, and the cluster of small towns near the village of Lovell, Maine, establishing the itinerancy that would shape his life. During this period of creative discovery, intimations of Hartley\u2019s homosexuality entered his letters, and literature, especially the poems of Walt Whitman, provided an anchor for his emerging artistic identity. In 1906 Hartley changed his first name to Marsden, appropriating his stepmother\u2019s surname. His longest stay in western Maine\u2014from the spring of 1908 through the winter that followed\u2014generated an extraordinary group of paintings and drawings, postimpressionist in manner, sometimes verging on the abstract and demonstrating Hartley\u2019s inventive, experimental disposition (Figs. 7, 8). Returning to New York, Hartley secured the exhibition at Alfred Stieglitz\u2019s gallery, 291, that launched his career.\nFig. 4. The Silence of High Noon\u2014Midsummer, c. 1907\u20131908. Oil on canvas, 30 \u00bd inches square. Collection of Jan T. and Marica Vilcek, promised gift to the Vilcek Foundation Collection.\nAmong the works Hartley debuted at 291 was The Silence of High Noon\u2014Midsummer (Fig. 4). Surging energies possess the trees and meadow in this midsummer scene, in which a mountain absorbs shadows cast by clouds that appear to rival its solidity. Hartley adopted the stitchlike brushstrokes in this work after seeing color reproductions of paintings by the Italian artist Giovanni Segantini (1858\u20131899) in the German magazine Jugend. Contemporaneous interest in traditional crafts, and especially weaving, may have influenced Hartley\u2019s lush interpretation of Segantini\u2019s technique. Perceiving a connection between woven materials and painting Hartley observed, \u201cOne sees the sources of nature [in] these created things as well as in pictures.\u201d1 Hartley\u2019s fascination with folk culture extended to the local people he encountered, whom he depicted in the midst of their labors and in the context of domestic life (Fig. 7).\nFig. 5. Desertion, 1910. Oil on commercially prepared paperboard, 14 \u00bd by 22 \u215b inches. Colby College Museum of Art, gift of the Alex Katz Foundation.\nDuring the summer of 1909, Hartley remained in New York City and relied upon his recollections of western Maine to create some of his most somber and haunting paintings. The majestic postimpressionist landscapes evocative of music and poetry ceded to variations on these same rural locales now beset by atrophy and ruin. Stieglitz attributed the dramatic shift in Hartley\u2019s work to his descent into depression after an artistic debut that brought only modest recognition. Yet this period of seeming retrenchment coincided with Hartley\u2019s discovery of a creative affinity that significantly shaped his art thereafter. The \u201cDark Landscapes,\u201d as the paintings of 1909\u20131910 came to be known, were inspired by Albert Pinkham Ryder (1847\u20131917), an artist admired by Hartley and others for his dreamlike paintings and his dedication to working from the imagination.\nFig. 6. Three Flowers in a Vase, 1917. Oil and metal leaf on glass, 13 \u215b by 7 \u215d inches. Private collection.\nTypical of the Dark Landscapes, Desertion (Fig. 5) displays the gloomy tones characteristic of Ryder. Hartley\u2019s ominous title refers to the deserted farmhouse at the base of the mountain that dwarfs it. Modest dwellings such as this can be found in many of Hartley\u2019s works and can be seen as inland analogues to Ryder\u2019s storm-tossed boats. In the early twentieth century, Maine\u2019s many abandoned farms reflected the combined effect of Western expansion, industrialization, and the consolidation of larger farming enterprises into fewer hands.\nHartley\u2019s first Maine period ended in 1911, and his second would begin in 1937. In the interim he made only brief trips to the state, his most productive being the summer and early autumn of 1917 spent at the Summer School of Graphic Arts in Ogunquit, run by painter Hamilton Easter Field (1873\u20131922) and sculptor Robert Laurent (1890\u20131970). Field offered Hartley a room by the sea, most certainly one of the fishing shacks in Perkins Cove converted into studios and furnished with antiques, decoys, weathervanes, hooked rugs, folk portraits, and reverse paintings on glass\u2014objects that Laurent and others had acquired on their rambles around rural Maine. The Ogunquit colonists viewed this traditional folk art as inspiration for modernism, and Hartley was no exception. He took up glass painting, drawing from both local examples and the hinterglasmalerei (glass painting) he had collected in Germany. While his Ogunquit work does not represent Maine as such, it does spring from Maine sources and the practices of earlier American artists as models. It shows, moreover, how Hartley\u2019s conception of his native state was a product of his travels and a marriage of American and Continental influences. Three Flowers in a Vase (Fig. 6), for example, combines the glass painting style of the Blaue Reiter artists Wassily Kandinsky (1866\u20131944) and Gabriele M\u00fcnter (1877\u20131962) with the flat forms and space of the folk portraits collected in the Ogunquit art colony.\nFig. 7. Old Maid Crocheting, 1908. Graphite on paper, 12 by 9 inches. Colby College Museum of Art, purchase from the Mellon Art Purchase Fund and the A. A. D\u2019Amico Art Collection Fund.\nHartley traveled frequently throughout the interwar period in search of artistic direction as well as a place where he felt he belonged. He spent much of the 1920s back in Europe\u2014in Berlin, Paris, and southern France. His renewed expatriation coincided and eventually conflicted with Stieglitz\u2019s promotion of a circle of artists\u2014Georgia O\u2019Keeffe and John Marin, particularly\u2014 because of their association with American locales. Stieglitz\u2019s enthusiastic advocacy of homegrown modern art prompted Hartley to revisit American sites he had previously experienced and painted. In 1924, for example, he reinterpreted and elaborated on his Dark Landscapes of Maine while living and working in Paris (Fig. 11), a clear instance of his continued artistic engagement with his native state even while abroad.\nBy 1930, as Stieglitz continued to promote modern artists \u201crooted\u201d in American locales, Hartley had come to comprehend gradually that Maine would be essential to his gaining recognition as a great American artist. He returned to the United States and began to paint regional locales, proclaiming his Yankee artistic heritage in 1932 in a solo exhibition at the Downtown Gallery, Pictures of New England by a New Englander. Then, in 1937, in the poetic essay \u201cOn the Subject of Nativeness\u2014A Tribute to Maine,\u201d in the catalogue to an exhibition of his work mounted by Stieglitz at his gallery An American Place, Hartley wrote: \u201cI wish to declare myself the painter from Maine. . . . I say to my native continent of Maine, be patient and forgiving, I will soon put my cheek to your cheek, expecting the welcome of the prodigal.\u201d2\nFig. 8. Self-Portrait, c. 1908. Charcoal on paper, 11 \u215e by 8 \u215e inches. Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, bequest of Hudson D. Walker from the Ione and Hudson D. Walker Collection.\nAfter this exhibition Hartley summered in Georgetown\u2014an area pictured in several paintings, including Smelt Brook Falls (Fig. 3), one of the first Maine landscapes he exhibited at his inaugural solo exhibition at the Hudson Walker Gallery in New York in 1938. A compositional scheme he had first explored around 1910, the vertically oriented arrangement focuses on the waterfall\u2019s powerful rush toward the viewer, who seems placed in the foreground pool. Reiterating his desire \u201cto paint only Maine and put Maine really on the art map as is my right,\u201d3 Hartley set out to reacquaint himself with his home state by writing about its artistic, literary, and economic history in several essays\u2014\u201cThis Country of Maine\u201d and \u201cThe Six Greatest New England Painters,\u201d in addition to \u201cOn the Subject of Nativeness.\u201d Interpreting Maine\u2019s past, he identified powerful signs of place: churches, logs, and waves. The poet Edwin Arlington Robinson\u2019s writings about small- town Maine were the wellspring of Hartley\u2019s late white-steepled church paintings. In 1937 he stopped in Head Tide planning to paint Robinson\u2019s birthplace, but found the nearby Congregational church (Fig. 2) more appealing, describing it as the \u201camazing little white church which no one has done and is \u2018mine\u2019 really\u201d and painting it in the following years.4 Hartley\u2019s late expressionist style renders the building flat, as an icon, and gives a melancholy twist to a characteristically inspiriting regional image, its darkened windows and lunettes, memoriallike stone blocks, and winter setting suggestive of abandonment and loss\u2014themes that run through Hartley\u2019s art as well as Robinson\u2019s poems.\nFig. 9. Canuck Yankee Lumberjack at Old Orchard Beach, Maine, 1940\u20131941. Initialed and dated \u201cM. H. / 40 \u2013 41\u201d at lower right. Oil on hardboard, 40 \u215b by 30 inches. Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C., gift of Joseph H. Hirshhorn.\nRobert P. Tristram Coffin\u2019s book Kennebec, Cradle of Americans, also discussed in Hartley\u2019s Maine essays, narrates the story of the state\u2019s great forests, the \u201cevergreen empire\u201d that was the foundation of the past shipping and shipbuilding trades and the present lumber and paper industries represented by Hartley in his many logging paintings. In Abundance (Fig. 10) the cut wood that nearly fills the painting\u2019s surface is set against an evergreen thicket. But within this bounty is a stand of bare trees\u2014a reminder of the effects that the lumber and paper industries had on the state\u2019s forests\u2014a gesture of sympathy with emerging conservation efforts.5\nHartley\u2019s adoption of the coastline as a signature subject was inspired by the seascapes of Winslow Homer, whom he singled out as the foremost Maine painter. Between 1940 and 1942, Hartley produced several paintings (see Fig. 12) that powerfully evoke Homer\u2019s epic pictures of Prouts Neck. Massive waves dominate these compositions, along with dark, stormy skies reminiscent of Ryder. Under Hartley\u2019s brush, the water has undergone a kind of transubstantiation, becoming, like the shoreline, rocklike, iconic, and threatening. Such views invoke the deaths of loved ones Hartley lost at sea, including the poet Hart Crane, who committed suicide by throwing himself overboard from an ocean liner in 1932, and Alty and Donny Mason, sons of the family Hartley boarded with on East Point Island, Nova Scotia, who drowned in a storm in September 1936.\nFig. 10. Abundance, 1939\u20131940. Initialed \u201cM. H.\u201d at lower right. Oil on canvas, 40 \u215b by 30 inches. Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, New Hampshire.\nAs he refocused his art on Maine, Hartley not only returned to depicting the state\u2019s landscape, but its people. Portraying lobster fishermen, lumberjacks, hunters, and athletes, he assembled a fraternity of stoic, hyper-masculine rural hunks who appear tough but also tender, immediate yet remote. Many of them are isolated, like saints in an icon, and often appear with regional attributes, such as a buoy, a fish, or a piece of rope. Individually and as a group, Hartley\u2019s late figure paintings manifest his conception of what he called a \u201cfine new type,\u201d epitomized by the invigorated and vital Yankee male. Hartley exhibited these paintings throughout the early 1940s, in the midst of intense surveillance and criminalization of homosexuality. Consequently, they appear in retrospect to be daring extensions of private desire into the public arena. However, critics in the painter\u2019s own day turned a blind eye to their homoerotic potency, if they recognized it at all, emphasizing\u2014even lauding\u2014their \u201cmasculine,\u201d \u201cprimitive,\u201d and national character.\nFig. 11. Paysage, 1924. Oil on canvas, 32 inches square. Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum, bequest of Hudson D. Walker from the Ione and Hudson D. Walker Collection.\nCanuck Yankee Lumberjack at Old Orchard Beach, Maine (Fig. 9) exemplifies this new type. Based on sketches that Hartley made at Old Orchard Beach, a stretch of sandy beach south of Portland, the painting also marks the artist\u2019s most explicit reference to the work of Paul C\u00e9zanne, whose The Bather the Maine painter would have seen on visits to the Museum of Modern Art. In 1940 MoMA lent this work to an exhibition at the New York World\u2019s Fair, where Hartley likely saw it again, along with other key paintings by the French master. Hartley\u2019s male bather is darker than C\u00e9zanne\u2019s, his tanned skin silhouetted against a bright cloud-filled sky, and is more erotically charged. A critical dimension of Hartley\u2019s campaign to become recognized as Maine\u2019s greatest and most representative modern artist was his association with Mount Katahdin, which rises more than fifty-two hundred feet in Baxter State Park. The northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail, Katahdin served as a powerful geological symbol, not only for Mainers and the Native American peoples of the region, but also for those residing beyond the state\u2019s borders.6 In his personal correspondence, Hartley expressed his desire to serve as Katahdin\u2019s \u201cofficial portrait painter.\u201d7\nFig. 12. Evening Storm, Schoodic, Maine, 1942. Initialed and dated \u201cM. H. / 42\u201d at lower right. Oil on Masonite, 30 by 40 inches. Museum of Modern Art, New York, acquired through the Lillie P. Bliss Bequest.\nHartley\u2019s paintings of the mountain mark the culmination of the most enduring and dramatic thematic arc in his oeuvre\u2014harkening back to his earliest paintings of Maine\u2019s western hills and his subsequent career-long fascination with the mountain as subject. The view of Katahdin that Hartley adopted shows the mountain\u2019s profile to its most impressive effect (Fig. 13). He developed a four-part compositional scheme for his pictures: lake, foothills, mountain, and a strip of sky often with rocklike clouds, a combination that reprises his earliest paintings of Maine. Hartley also used Mount Katahdin and its surroundings to explore the profound tension between permanence (in the form of monumental geology) and change (the seasons and the passage of time). Hartley first exhibited paintings of Mount Katahdin in New York in the spring of 1940, and by the time of his death in 1943, his series extended to more than a dozen paintings. His serial approach was fueled by his admiration of Japanese printmakers Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige, renowned for views of Mount Fuji, a profound geological corollary to Katahdin for Hartley.8\nFig. 13. Mount Katahdin (Maine), Autumn, #2, 1939\u20131940. Inscribed \u201cMt. Ktaadn (Maine)/ Autumn #2 / Marsden Hartley/ 1939\u201340\u201d on the back. Oil on canvas, 30 \u00bc by 40 \u00bc inches. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Edith and Milton Lowenthal Collection, bequest of Edith Abrahamson Lowenthal.\nOf Katahdin, Hartley wrote to his friend Helen Stein in October 1939: \u201cI must get that Mt. for future reason of fame and success.\u201d9 That his determination to claim the mountain for himself coalesced in 1939 must be attributed partly to his knowledge of and response to the centenary of C\u00e9zanne\u2019s birth\u2014January 19, 1839\u2014an anniversary commemorated by a host of exhibitions, tributes, and publications. The centennial underscored C\u00e9zanne\u2019s high place in France\u2019s cultural pantheon by virtue of his artistic association with Aix-en-Provence\u2019s Mont Sainte-Victoire, and, by claiming Maine\u2019s geological equivalent as his own, Hartley aspired to comparable renown in American art.\nFig. 14. One of five sheets, collectively titled \u201cHigh Spot,\u201d House for Me on a Granite Ledge, c. 1940. Graphite on paper, 11 by 8 \u00bd inches. Bates College Museum of Art, Lewiston, Maine, Marsden Hartley Memorial Collection.\nAround 1940 Hartley drew up plans for a modest two-story house, calling it \u201cHigh Spot, House for Me on a Granite Ledge\u201d (Fig. 14). The plans include two views of the living room, appointed with simple furnishings and maps of Maine. The most telling detail is the single rocking chair near the fireplace, which indicates that Hartley expected to live out his remaining years companionless. Poignantly expressing his yearning for security and belonging, while at the same time evoking their absences, Hartley\u2019s unrealized plans for High Spot reflect the fact that he never entirely found a home in Maine, either physically or psychologically. Some of his final works\u2014Lobster Fishermen\u2019s Church by the Barrens (Fig. 15), for example\u2014possess an elegiac tone, revisiting the themes of loss and abandonment that characterize so much of Hartley\u2019s Maine.\nFig. 15. Lobster Fishermen\u2019s Church by the Barrens, 1942. Oil on Masonite, 30 by 40 inches. Collection of Karen and Kevin Kennedy.\nThough Hartley never realized his plans for High Spot, he did achieve recognition as a great American painter. In addition to positive reviews, awards, and the acquisition of his work by museums and private collectors, he signed a contract with the New York gallery recently opened by the renowned French dealer Paul Rosenberg and planned for a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art. Hartley died at the age of sixty-six in early September 1943, and MoMA\u2019s show became a memorial exhibition the following year. One obituary read: \u201cHartley\u2019s death did not come too soon to allow him satisfaction and realization. It was too soon for the world, for it terminated a still vigorous and clearly visioned painting career.\u201d10\nMarsden Hartley\u2019s Maine is on view at the Met Breuer in New York City from March 15 to June 18 and at the Colby College Museum of Art from July 8 to November 12.\n1 Hartley to Norma Berger, October 6, 1910, Marsden Hartley Collection, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University (hereafter Beinecke). 2 Marsden Hartley, \u201cOn the Subject of Nativeness\u2014A Tribute to Maine,\u201d in Marsden Hartley: Exhibition of Recent Paintings, 1936 (An American Place, New York, 1937), p. 5. Stieglitz had opened An American Place in 1929. 3 Hartley to Norma Berger, August 31, 1937, Beinecke. 4 Hartley to Adelaide Kuntz, n.d. (1937), Beinecke; also available on reel X4, Marsden Hartley Papers, Archives of American Art (hereafter AAA). 5 Hartley praised former Maine governor Percival Baxter who bought up land around Mount Katahdin \u201cto stop match companies from ruining it.\u201d Hartley to Helen Stein, September 10, 1939, Helen Stein Papers, reel 4130, AAA. Yet he gestured to these companies as well, designating Abundance \u201cfor the office of a lumber company in the north\u201d when it was exhibited at the Hudson Walker Gallery in 1940. See Recent Paintings of Maine\u2014Marsden Hartley (Hudson D. Walker Gallery, New York, March 11\u201310, 1940). 6 Katahdin was headline news in the summer preceding Hartley\u2019s trip to the mountain due to the disappearance and dramatic recovery of twelve-year-old Donn Fendler, from Rye, New York. On Fendler\u2019s harrowing saga and media coverage of it, see William Grimes, \u201cDonn Fendler, Who Was Lost in Wilds of Maine as a Boy, Dies at 90,\u201d New York Times, October 11, 2016. 7 Hartley to Helen Stein, September 29, 1939, Stein Papers, reel 4130, AAA. 8 Hartley owned prints by both artists (though which works he possessed are unknown), and, as he wrote in a letter, \u201cI never tire of [Katahdin]\u2014after all Hiroshige did 80 wood blocks of Fujiyama why can\u2019t I do 80 Katahdins\u2014and each time I do it I feel I am nearer the truth.\u201d Hartley to Carl Sprinchorn, October 23, 1942, Elizabeth McCausland Papers, box 13, folder 10, AAA. 9 Hartley to Helen Stein, September 29, 1939, Stein Papers, reel 4130, AAA. 10 M[aude] R[iley],\u201cDeath Takes Hartley,\u201d Art Digest, vol. 18 (October 1, 1943): p. 29.\nDONNA M. 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        "raw_content": "A Covenantal View of Atonement by Caleb F. Heppner articulates an alternative Anabaptist view of atonement. (Updated 4/17/04)\nA Man More Sinned Against than Sinning? A Response to Carl Trueman by James D.G. Dunn. This response to Carl Trueman reiterates Dunn\u2019s affirmation of justification by grace through faith. (Added 2/15/04)\nAn Evening Conversation on Paul with James D.G. Dunn and N.T. Wright is an edited transcript of the second half of a conversation recorded on October 25, 2004. (Added 1/11/07) The complete Conversation can be downloaded in PDF format from the N.T. Wright Page. (Link added 4/29/07)\nA \u201cNew Perspective\u201d Reading of Central Texts in Romans 1-4 by Don Garlington is a paper prepared for the Evangelical Theological Society. Available in PDF format. (Added 8/15/06)\nAn Interview with Filmmaker Robert Orlando by Mark M. Mattison explores Orlando\u2019s project to create a documentary on Paul. (Updated 5/22/06)\nA Response to \u201cNot the New Perspective\u201d by Kevin Bywater. This article addresses the criticism of Francis Watson. (Added 8/20/04)\nA Shorter Commentary on Galatians by Don Garlington is a less technical version of An Exposition of Galatians: A Reading from the New Perspective. Available in PDF format. (Added 5/11/08)\nA Study on the Meaning of Erga Nomou in Pauline Theology by Yasuhiro Yamamoto is an English translation of the Japanese original. Available in PDF format. (Updated 6/30/10)\nA Summary of the New Perspective on Paul by Mark M. Mattison. A chronological overview with some theological reflection. (Updated 6/22/06) Also available in PDF format as Povzetek novega pogleda na teologijo apostola Pavla, published in the Slovenian Journal Dialogi, Vol. 1-2/2009 (Added 6/24/09) and summarized in \u4ec0\u9ebd\u662f\u4fdd\u7f85\u795e\u5b78\u7684\u201c\u65b0\u8996\u89d2\u201d\uff1f (Link added 8/18/12). A Criticism has been prepared by Chan Lai Ping. (Link added 6/19/02)\nDemythologizing the Gospel by Rance Darity. The Christian gospel is not just about the status of the individual before God, but about social justice as well. (Added 5/6/99)\nEvangelio y Teolog\u00eda en G\u00e1latas por N.T. Wright, traducido por L.A. Jovel y revisado por J. Navarro. Available in PDF format. (Added 2/4/06) Also available in HTML format here (link added 2/22/06) and in PDF format as Gospel and Theology in Galatians.\nInitial Reflections on \u201cA Polite Bribe\u201d by Mark M. Mattison is a review of Robert Orlando\u2019s new documentary on Paul. (Added 12/2/12)\nInterdisciplinary Academic Seminar: New Perspectives on Paul and the Jews is a report by Thomas A. Vollmer of a seminar hosted at K.U. Leuven in September of 2009. (Link added 12/4/09)\nJustification and the Righteousness of God in the Pauline Corpus by Wan Chee Keong argues that whereas in Galatians and Philippians the covenant aspect of justification is primary, nevertheless in other Pauline letters the individual \u201cacquittal\u201d aspect is primary. (Updated 4/27/10)\nLa Nueva Perspectiva de Pablo por Michael B. Thompson traducido por L.A. Jovel y revisado por J. Navarro is an excellent introduction to the new perspective. Available in PDF format. (Added 5/22/06)\nLetting Paul be: A Radical Interpretation of Galatians by Wan Chee Keong argues for an approach to Galatians largely sympathetic to the new perspective. Available in PDF format. (Added 3/30/07)\nNew Perspectives on Evangelism: Insights from Biblical Theology by Aram DiGennaro considers the theology of Christian evangelism in light of the new perspective. (Added 7/6/05)\nN.T. Wright\u2019s Treatment of the Theology of Justification by Todd McClure is a summary of Wright\u2019s position. (Added 8/7/04)\nNot Either/Or but Both/And by Wan Chee Keong. This article argues that the new perspective and Lutheran theology need not be held in tension. (Updated 5/22/06)\nOn Being Tendentious: D.A. Carson\u2019s \u2018Summaries and Conclusions\u2019 in Justification and Variegated Nomism, Vol. 1 by Kevin Bywater considers Carson\u2019s misrepresentation of the contents of that volume. Available in PDF format. (Added 4/21/07)\nPaul as the New Abraham by Pamela Eisenbaum. Postulating Abraham as Paul\u2019s missionary model helps explain the seeming contradictions in Paul\u2019s understanding of himself. (Added 1/18/03)\nP\u00edste\u014ds I\u0113sou Christou: The Faithful life of Jesus Christ and Covenant Fulfillment in the Judeo-Christian Narrative by R. Scot Miller argues for a narrative approach to the p\u00edstis Christou debate. Available in Microsoft Word format using the free TekniaGreek font. (Added 8/12/08)\nReview Essay of \u201cCracking the Foundation of The New Perspective on Paul: Covenantal Nomism Versus Reformed Theology\u201d by Robert J. Cara. A response by Don Garlington. (Added 9/15/17)\nReview Essay of \u201cTom Wright and the Search for Truth: A Theological Evaluation\u201d by Tom Holland. A response by Don Garlington. (Added 8/20/18)\nStudies in the New Perspective on Paul by Don Garlington is a comprehensive collection of Garlington\u2019s on-line essays and reviews on the new perspective to date. Available in PDFformat. (Added 7/23/08)\nThe New Perspective and Catholic-Protestant Debate by Edward L. Hamilton. The new perspective presents unique challenges to both Protestant and Catholic approaches to justification. (Added 8/2/02)\nThe New Perspective on Paul by James D.G. Dunn is the 1982 Manson Memorial Lecture in which Dunn coined the phrase \u201cthe new perspective on Paul.\u201d (Added 12/17/07) Now available for the first time in Portuguese as A Nova Perspective Sobre Paulo, translated by Edson Luis. Available inPDF format. (Added 10/5/08)\nThe New Perspective on Paul: A Bibliographical Essay by Michael F. Bird is an extensive listing of resources. (Updated 11/11/05)\nThe New Perspective on Paul: An Appraisal Two Decades On by Don Garlington is an overview from a sympathetic Reformed perspective. Available in PDF format. (Added 5/2/05)\nThe \u201cRighteousness\u201d of Romans and Galatians, and the Gospel of Christ by Edward L. Hamilton. The new perspective can help to account for the difference of emphasis and terminology between the Gospels and Paul. (Added 10/4/02)\nThe Testament of Abraham: What is its Message? How has it been (mis)used? 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        "raw_content": "Vivieno Caldinelli: Screenwriter, Director, Producer\nVivieno Caldinelli's award winning work has appeared on CBC, CTV, CityTV, The Comedy Network, Bravo!, and TMN. Vivieno is an alumnus of both the Berlinale Talent Campus of the Berlin International Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival Talent Lab. In 2005-2006, Vivieno participated in the Canadian Film Centre\u2019s Directors Lab. His film, If I See Randy Again, Do You Want Me To Hit Him With The Axe? was produced with the CFC's NBC/Universal Short Dramatic Film Program. It was invited to over 25 festivals around the world including it\u2019s premiere at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival. It was nominated for over 10 awards including for 4 nominations at the 2007 Canadian Comedy Awards. In 2009, Vivieno was the Creative Producer, and served as both a Writer and Director on the Comedy Network Series, Hotbox. Currently, Vivieno is in development with Corus, Telefilm, JFL, and CFC Comedy Lab with his feature film, The House They Screamed In, and he just finished directing the Comedy Network series Picnicface.\nRUSTY TALK WITH VIVIENO CALDINELLI\nHow did you first come to filmmaking?\nFrom a very young age I was obsessed with movies and television. It was just a huge part of my life growing up. There was no real choice; it was something that I was going to have to do and become.\nWhat keeps you going as a writer/filmmaker?\nWithout filmmaking and writing, I'm worth about $11 an hour in the real world. I have no other skills. Honestly. I have dug myself in such a deep hole that I have no other options other than to succeed. It's a lousy plan, but it's working so far. I am fortunate that I am very passionate and absolutely love what I do. Very few people get to live their \"dream job\". So I'm blessed in that regard.\nWhen writing scripts, what is the revision process like for you?\nIt's all about layering draft after draft. With each revision, I fill out of the characters, trim needless dialogue and exposition, revise scenes, etc. It's almost as if each draft of the script is a transparency sheet with a part of a drawing on it. Writing draft after draft is like putting down a new sheet of transparency over the old one. Each sheet with another part of the drawing on it, complements and builds on the original until finally you're left with a perfect picture.\nHow did you deal with rejection when you first started out?\nIt was tough at first but then you learn to deal with it. You get thinker skin. You learn to stand by your ideas and writin but at the same time listen to criticism. It's very important to listen to what people think about your work. But it's up to you to take that criticism, filter it, and use it to strengthen you work.\nWhat filmmakers would you recommend to new screenwriters?\nI just would say watch what inspires you. Watch who you connect with. Who you feel best captures and complement your vision. These are you formative years, and the filmmakers and writers that influence you early will continue to do so for the rest of your lives. Others will come and go, but who and what inspires you now, will play a huge role in shaping what you will become later in your career.\nIs there filmmaker that had a significant impact on your career?\nThis kinda connects with the last question. Growing up I watched a lot of Mel Brooks and John Landis. I absolutely loved anything they did. All my early films and writing were inspired by them. I have since had other influences, but those core influences that I had early on in my life continue to impact my career.\nA piece of advice for new writers and filmmakers?\nJust keep writing and making films. That's the only way you can get better. Creating and completing project after project is the absolute best experience to learn from.\nVIVIENO CALDINELLI'S RECENT PROJECT\nPICNICFACE on the comedy network\nPicnicface (not Picnicfeast) is coming at you with the Series Premiere Sept. 21 at 10:30pm et/pt.\nPicnicface is a fast-paced, mash-up comedy mixing a contemporary, Pythonesque animation and absurd sketch comedy. Hailing from Halifax, Nova Scotia, the eight-person sketch troupe consists of Andrew Bush, Kyle Dooley, Cheryl Hann, Mark Little, Brian Eldon Macquarrie, Evany Rosen, Scott Vrooman and Bill Wood. Veteran Canadian comedy master Mark McKinney is Executive Producer and Showrunner.",
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        "raw_content": "Free-Trade Hypocrisy\nhttp://www.thomasbrewton.com/index.php/weblog/free_trade_hypocrisy/\nIs liberal self-contradiction deliberate, or the result of ignorance?\nLiberal labor union supporters speak of promoting human welfare by opposing free trade. But the evidence shows that free trade has greatly improved the lot of citizens in countries exporting to the United States.\nThe problem within the United States is not loss of jobs in total, but the loss of jobs in heavily unionized, therefore over-paid sectors of the economy that were able to free-load on the rest of the nation before foreign competition became a reality.\nLiberals have hooked the free-trade issue into opposition to globalization, the latter being only indirectly related to the former. Globalization ? the dispersion of a corporation\u2019s activities around the globe to optimize economic efficiency ? is not a necessary implication of free trade. Globalization is rather a phenomenon of instantaneous satellite communications systems and the transition of human activity into a more heavily technological age.\nLabor unions deliberately conflate the two as a way to deflect full scrutiny from their purely selfish desire to increase union membership, no matter what the cost to everyone else. If free-trade can be tarred as a new form of colonialism that oppresses people for no motive other than corporate profits, then labor unions can climb upon the pseudo \u201cmoral\u201d high ground of liberal-Progressive-socialism.\nIn liberal-Progressive-socialistic doctrine, of course, profit is an evil word. The very idea that someone would expect to make a profit as an incentive to risk his own savings and livelihood in entrepreneurial activity is unconscionable greed to liberals.\nThe seamy underbelly of anti-globalism is typified by mass protests that illogically attempt to link globalization with political oppression. A few examples:\nFrom an article by David Horowitz and John Perazzo in the April 13, 2005, edition of FrontPageMagazine.com:\nGrassroots International (GRI) .... formed a partnership with the Advocacy Project (AP), an NGO with a strong political agenda and an anti-Israel ideological emphasis. The AP draws a moral equivalence between Palestinian terrorism and Israeli counter-terror measures, and accuses Israel of practicing \u201capartheid\u201d and \u201cracism.\u201d .... GRI was also a signatory to a May 30, 2000 document denouncing globalization, big business in general, and the World Trade Organization (WTO) in particular. Members affiliated with some of the signatories actively participated in the November 1999 riots in which some 50,000 protesters did millions of dollars worth of property damage in their effort to shut down the WTO Conference in Seattle.\nAnother example, from DiscoverTheNetwork.org:\n\u201cFood Not Bombs\u201d?is an anti-war organization composed of?more than 200 independent chapters ....Since the 9/11 attacks, Food Not Bombs has denounced all U.S. military actions aimed at stopping the global threat of terrorism. The group condemns the ongoing conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, and impugns the United States for bringing about \u201cthe globalization of the economy,\u201d imposing \u201crestrictions to the movements of people,\u201d and contributing to \u201cthe destruction of the earth.\u201d.... FNB works in coalition with such groups as Earth First; the Leonard Peltier Defense Committee; and the Anarchist Black Cross, which seeks to abolish the penal system and has called for \u201cdirect resistance to achieve a stateless and classless society.\u201d?FNB?also has ties to the Communist organization Industrial Workers Of The World, a neo-Marxist group that embraces a radical form of socioeconomic anarchism. The Rochester, New York?chapter of Food Not Bombs was a signatory to a May 30, 2000 document denouncing globalization and the World Trade Organization (WTO).\nIt is particularly appealing to liberal-Progressive-socialists that the globalization aspect resonates with the internationalism of socialism. The Marxian paradigm is one of a worldwide brotherhood within an abstraction called \u201cthe workers.\u201d Such abstractions are used to separate consideration of the putative virtues of socialism from the reality of everyday life for those afflicted with socialist regimes.\nAn example of such thinking is What Real Globalization Would Mean by David Graeber, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Yale University.\nConsider for a moment what real globalization [as opposed to \u201ccorporate\u201d globalism]\u2014the genuine unification of our planet\u2014might entail.\n\u201cFree Immigration: The globe today is divided up by invisible walls called \u201cborders,\u201d maintained by hundreds of thousands of soldiers and police\u2026.\n[The traditional term for this is nations, an outmoded concept to socialist internationalists]\nProponents of corporate globalization ..... want to maintain the invisible walls, and keep the poor trapped behind them, so as to allow Nike and The Gap to reap the profits of their desperation\u2026.\n\u201cThe Global Rule of Law: Real globalization would also mean creating the backbone of worldwide legal institutions: for instance, permanent tribunals to prosecute war criminals, enforce labor rights, and protect the global ecosystem\u2026.\n[We shouldn\u2019t imprison terrorists, but American Presidents and Cabinet officers are fair game; the Supreme Court should forget about the Constitution]\nThe Free Movement of Knowledge, Cultural Products and Ideas:... Instead, the U.S. government\u2026. even going so far as to threaten a trade war with China to preserve Warner Brothers\u2019 right to charge workers who make sixteen cents a day $15.95 for a Michael Jackson CD, or trying to tighten patent restrictions on pharmaceutical production to prevent Indian companies from continuing to manufacture medicine that Indian people can actually afford\u2026\n[How does Warner Brothers compel Chinese to buy Michael Jackson CDs? Why should Indian pharmaceutical companies be permitted to steal the billions of dollars of research work of American and European Pharmaceutical companies?]\nA Market Principles in Banking: One near universal demand among the protesters in Washington was forgiveness for Third World debt. Really this is just a demand to apply normal market discipline to international bankers. When a banker makes a loan, he is supposed to be taking a risk\u2026.\n[A banker is also a fiduciary charged with protecting depositors\u2019 funds; simply giving them away to Third World countries is criminal activity]\nCorporate globalization means reducing restrictions on those who are already rich and powerful, and strengthening the walls which imprison the poorest and most vulnerable.\n[Try to convince unions that immigration law reducing the ratio of workers to jobs is a bad idea]\nIt is plainly immoral. That\u2019s why so many thousands of America\u2019s young people having been mobilizing to protest it, and demanding a form of globalization which will actually benefit the vast majority of people with whom we share this earth.\n[Here we have the scientific, socialistic reason for the anti-Americanism of our college students]\nIt\u2019s easy for liberals to talk passionately about benefiting \u201cthe people\u201d as long as they don\u2019t have to deal in specifics. Liberal-Progressive-socialists gloss over the necessity for tyrannical governments to implement the global uniformity they desire for socialism and abhor for capitalism.\nThe German movie \u201cThe Lives of Others\u201d pictures with clinical lack of emotion the horror of living in a \u201cgood socialist\u201d society under the Stasi (the Ministry for State Security, East Germany\u2019s version of the Gestapo), one in which most people are equally poor. Stasi officials spoke always in terms of benefiting society, but individual Stasi leaders inevitably came to equate their personal career advancement, via spying and intimidation, with the common good.\nIn the same vein, union leaders, enjoying huge salaries and perks many times greater than their members, talk about universal human values to justify forcing unionism upon workers who, in secret ballots, consistently reject unionism.\nCosts to the nation of anti-free-trade unionism are substantial. First, union efforts to shut off foreign competition and restrict American production to over-paid union workers would penalize poor citizens in the United States, who, because of inexpensive imports, now can buy a variety of products far beyond the reach of their parents and grandparents. Second, we have only to look at areas like New England and New York State, once major manufacturing centers that have been crippled by pro-union regulations and mandatory medical and other benefits demanded by unions. Costs and restrictions on corporate flexibility have driven business to more friendly locales, in the United States and overseas, leaving high unemployment and stagnant economies in labor union-friendly states.\nLest there linger any doubt about the true nature and aim of labor unionism, let Karl Marx\u2019s colleague Friedrich Engels describe it in specific terms (in The Condition of the Working Class in England, 1844):\nThe sovereign power of property must come to an end\u2026.Wages have come to depend upon the law of supply and demand and upon the state of the labor market at any particular moment\u2026.Necessity will force the trade unions to bring to an end not merely one aspect of competition, but all competition.\nIn a nutshell you have the essence of labor unionism: the sort of tyranny and isolationism that played a major role in the 1930s Depression.\nFrom one side of their mouths liberal-Progressive-socialists and their labor union cohort speak in grandiloquent terms of human values. 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        "raw_content": "Here's how Topdown collects and uses your information.\nThese definitions should help you understand this policy. When we say \u201cwe,\u201d \u201cus,\u201d \u201cour,\u201d and \u201cTopdown,\u201d we are referring to Top Down Systems Corporation d/b/a Topdown, a State of Delaware corporation. We provide online platforms that you may use to stay in contact with others, including creating, sending, and managing content and communications and other information related to your Recipients (the \u201cServices\u201d). When we say \u201cCustomer,\u201d we are referring to the person or entity that is registered with us to use the Services. When we say \u201cyou,\u201d we are referring either to a Customer or to some other person who visits any of our Websites. A \u201cRecipient\u201d is a person you contact through our Services, or a person who you might choose to contact at some point in the future through the use of our Services. In other words, a Recipient is anyone about whom you have given us information. \u201cPersonal Information\u201d means information that can be used to identify you or a Recipient, including, but not limited to, first and last name, date of birth, email address, gender, occupation or other demographic information.\nWe offer the Services on at least our websites http://www.topdownsystems.com and other sites. This Privacy Policy applies to these specific websites, as well as any other sites owned or operated by us (each a \u201cWebsite\u201d and together the \u201cWebsites\u201d). The \u201cWebsites\u201d include the Websites themselves, and any web pages, interactive features, applications, widgets, blogs, social networks, social network \"tabs,\" or other online, mobile, or wireless offerings that post a link to this Privacy Policy, whether accessed via computer, mobile device, or other technology, manner or means. While providing the Services, and as described in more detail below, we may collect Personal Information about a Website visitor, Customer, person or email address on or related to a Recipient.\nmarketing@topdownsystems.com\n(a) Information you voluntarily provide to us: When you sign up for and use the Services, consult with our customer service team, send us an email, post on our blog, integrate the Services with another website or service (for example, when you choose to connect your data sources with a Topdown Service), or communicate with us in any way, you are voluntarily giving us information that we collect. That information may include either your or your Recipient\u2019s name, physical address, email address, IP address, phone number, credit card information, as well as details including gender, occupation, location, purchase history, and other demographic information. By giving us this information, you consent to this information being collected, used, disclosed, transferred to the United States and stored by us, as described in our Terms of Use and in this Privacy Policy.\n(b) Information we collect automatically: When you use the Services or browse one of our Websites, we may collect information about your visit to our Websites, your usage of the Services, and your web browsing. That information may include your IP address, your operating system, your browser ID, your browsing activity, and other information about how you interacted with our Websites or other websites. We may collect this information as a part of log files as well as through the use of cookies or other tracking technologies. Our use of cookies is discussed more below.\n(c) Recipient and email information: When you add a Recipient or create an email with the Services, we have and may access the data on your list and the information in your email. If a Recipient chooses to use the \u2018forward\u2019 link in an email you send, it will allow the Recipient to share your email content with individuals other than your Recipient. When a Recipient forwards an email, we do not store your Recipient\u2019s email address or the forwardee\u2019s email address, and no one is added as a Recipient as a result of the forward. The Customer who created the communication only sees an aggregate number of times their email was forwarded by a Recipient and does not have access to the email addresses used to share or receive that forwarded content.\n(e) Cookies and tracking: We and our partners use cookies or similar technologies to analyze trends, administer the website, track users\u2019 movements around the website, and to gather demographic information about our user base as a whole. Users can control the use of cookies at the individual browser level. We partner with a third party to either display advertising on our website or to manage our advertising on other sites. Our third party partner may use cookies or similar technologies in order to provide you advertising or other content based upon your browsing activities and interests. If you wish to opt out of interest-based advertising click http://preferences-mgr.truste.com/ (or if located in the European Union clickhttp://www.youronlinechoices.eu/). Please note you might continue to receive generic ads.\n(f) Web beacons: We use web beacons on our Websites and in our emails. When we send emails to Customers, we may track behavior such as who opened the emails and who clicked the links. This allows us to measure the performance of our email campaigns and to improve our features for specific segments of Customers. To do this, we include single pixel gifs, also called web beacons, in emails we send. Web beacons allow us to collect information about when you open the email, your IP address, your browser or email client type, and other similar details. We also include Web Beacons in the emails we deliver for you. We use the data from those Web Beacons to create reports about how your email campaign performed and what actions your Recipients took. Reports are also available to us when we send email to you, so we may collect and review that information.\n(g) Information from other sources: We may receive more information about you or your Recipients, such as name, email address, demographic information, IP addresses, location, and use of social media websites, by searching the Internet or querying third parties (we refer to that information as \u201cSupplemental Information\u201d). We use Supplemental Information to develop features including Social Profiles, a tool that helps you learn about your Recipients and allows you to send them more relevant content.\n(a) To promote use of our services to you. For example, if you leave your Personal Information when you visit our Website and do not sign up for any of the Services, we may send you an email inviting you to sign up. If you use any of our Services and we think you might benefit from using another Service we offer, we may send you an email about that. You can stop receiving our promotional emails by following the unsubscribe instructions included in every email we send. In addition, we may use information we collect in order to advertise our Services to you or suggest additional features of our Services that you might consider using.\n(c) To bill and collect money owed to us by our Customers. This includes sending you emails, invoices, receipts, notices of delinquency, and alerting you if we need a different credit card number. We use third parties for secure credit card transaction processing, and we send billing information to those third parties to process your orders and credit card payments. To learn more about the steps we take to safeguard that data, see Section 14 below.\n(e) To communicate with our Customers about their account and provide customer support.\n(g) To protect the rights and safety of our Customers and third parties, as well as our own.\n(l) To provide, support, and improve the Services we offer. This includes our use of the data that our Customers provide us in order to enable our Customers to use the Services to communicate with their Recipients. This also includes, for example, aggregating information from your use of the Services or visit to our Websites and sharing this information with third parties to improve our Services. This might also include sharing your information or the information you provide us about your Recipients with third parties in order to provide and support our Services or to make certain features of the Services available to you. When we do have to share Personal Information with third parties, we take steps to protect your information by requiring these third parties to enter into a contract with us that requires them to use the Personal Information we transfer to them in a manner that is consistent with this policy.\n(m) To provide suggestions to you. This includes adding features that compare Customers\u2019 content or communications, using data to suggest products or services that you may be interested in or that may be relevant to you or your Recipients.\nAs you use our Services, you may import into our system Personal Information you have collected from your Recipients or other individuals. We have no direct relationship with your Recipients or any person other than you, and for that reason, you are responsible for making sure you have the appropriate permission for us to collect and process information about those individuals. Consistent with the uses of Personal Information covered in Section 6, we may transfer Personal Information of you or your Recipients to companies that help us promote, provide, or support our Services or the services of our Customers (\u201cService Providers\u201d). All Service Providers enter into a contract with us that protects Personal Information and restricts their use of any Personal Information consistent with this policy. As part of our Services, we may use and incorporate into features information you have provided, we have collected from you, or we have collected about Recipients. We may share this information, including Recipient email addresses, with third parties in line with the approved uses above.\nIf you are a Recipient and no longer want to be contacted by one of our Customers, please unsubscribe directly from that Customer\u2019s communication or contact the Customer directly to update or delete your data. If you contact us, we may remove or update your information within a reasonable time and after providing notice to the Customer of your request.\nWe will retain Personal Information we process on behalf of our Customers for as long as needed to provide our Services or to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes, prevent abuse, and enforce our agreements.\n(a) Blog. We have public blogs on our Websites. Any information you include in a comment on our blog may be read, collected, and used by anyone. If your Personal Information appears on our blogs and you want it removed, contact us. If we are unable to remove your information, we will tell you why.\n(c) Links to third-party websites. Our Websites include links to other websites, whose privacy practices may be different from Topdown\u2019s. If you submit Personal Information to any of those sites, your information is governed by their privacy policies. We encourage you to carefully read the privacy policy of any Website you visit.\n(a) Service providers. Sometimes, we need to use third party Service Providers in order to provide and support the features of our Services. For example, if it is necessary to provide you something you have requested (like enable a feature), then we may share your Personal Information with a Service Provider for that purpose. We will tell you we are working with a Service Provider whenever reasonably possible, and you may request at any time the names of our Service Providers. Just like with the other third parties we work with, these third party Service Providers enter into a contract that requires them to use your Personal Information in a manner that is consistent with this policy.\n(b) Advertising partners. We may partner with third parties to display advertising on our Websites or to manage our advertising on other sites and may share Personal Information with them for this purpose. All third parties with which we share this information enter into a contract with us that requires them to use your Personal Information in a manner that is consistent with this policy. We or our third party partners may use technologies, such as cookies, to gather information about your activities on our Websites and other sites in order to provide you with advertising based on your browsing activities and interests.\nContest and Sweepstakes\nWhen you send a communication, it may bounce from server to server as it crosses the Internet. Along the way, server administrators can read what you send. For example, email was not built for confidential information. Please do not use Topdown sites or Services to send confidential information.\nSometimes we review the content of our Customers\u2019 communications to make sure they comply with our Terms of Use. To improve that process, we have software that helps us find communications that may violate our Terms. Our employees or independent contractors may review those particular communications. This benefits all Customers who comply with our Terms of Use because, for example, it reduces the amount of spam being sent through our servers and helps us maintain high deliverability.\nYour Recipients\nA Recipient can be created in a number of ways, including by manually creating or importing contacts,. Your Recipients are stored on a secure Topdown server. We do not, under any circumstances, sell your Recipients. If one of your Recipients complains or contacts us, we might then contact that person. Only authorized employees have access to view Recipients. You may export (download) your Recipients from Topdown at any time.\nWe will use and disclose the information in your Recipients only for the reasons discussed above. We will not use and disclose the information in your Recipients to:\nIf we detect abusive or illegal behavior related to your Recipient, we may share your Recipient or portions of it with affected ISPs or anti-spam organizations.\nIf a security breach causes an unauthorized intrusion into our system that materially affects you or people on your Recipients, then Topdown will notify you as soon as possible and later report the action we took in response.\nOur credit card processing vendor uses security measures to protect your information both during the transaction and after it is complete. If you have any questions about the security of your Personal Information, you may contact us.\nTopdown accounts require a username and password to log in. You must keep your username and password secure, and never disclose it to a third party. Because the information in your Recipients is so sensitive, account passwords are encrypted, which means we cannot see your passwords. We cannot resend forgotten passwords either. We will only reset them.\nOur servers and offices are located in the United States, so your information may be transferred to, stored, or processed in the United States. While the data protection, privacy, and other laws of the United States might not be as comprehensive as those in your country, we take many steps to protect your privacy. By using our Websites, you understand and consent to the collection, storage, processing, and transfer of your information to our facilities in the United States and those third parties with whom we share it as described in this policy.\nTopdown does not currently operate outside if the United States of America.\nAs explained above, Topdown shares your Personal Information and the Personal Information you may have collected from your Recipients with Service Providers in order to provide and support our Services. With respect to Personal Information we share with our advertising partners, you have a choice. You can opt-out of this sharing with our third party advertising partners by adjusting your cookie settings as explained in more detail above.\nWe will give an individual, either you or a Recipient, access to any Personal Information we hold about them within 30 days of any request for that information. 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Half (51 percent) of Millennial travelers feel it is important, significantly more than all other generations, followed by nearly four in ten Xers (37 percent) and one quarter of Young Boomers (27 percent). Those with an annual household income of $100,000 or more display the highest level of importance to visit vanishing destinations.\nSimilarly, interest in vanishing lands tends to decrease as household income decreases. Four in ten travelers with an annual household income of $150,000 or more (42 percent) and $100,000 \u2013 $149,999 (39 percent) feel it is important to visit these destinations. More than four in ten (44 percent) of travelers with a college degree or higher feel it is important to visit vanishing destinations, significantly more than those with partial college education (32 percent) or a high school diploma or less (27 percent)\nU.S. travelers were also asked about the impact of climate change on their decision to visit destinations that are affected. 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Half of travelers with a college degree or higher (49 percent) report that climate change has an impact, significantly more than those with lower education levels (some college: 31 percent, high school diploma: 30 percent).\nAs the Temperature Rises\nAs climate change melts sea ice, the U.S. Geological Survey projects that two thirds of polar bears will disappear by 2050. This dramatic decline in the polar bear is occurring in our lifetime, which is but a miniscule fraction of the time polar bears have roamed the vast Arctic seas.\nClimate change is melting the glaciers in iconic Glacier National Park, according to scientists, who warn that the majestic natural formations could disappear entirely within our lifetime.\nThe park easily counted 150 glaciers in the late 19th century. Today, the number is 26 for glaciers meeting the 25-acre threshold, says the U.S. Geological Survey. The office also predicts that 31 to 67 percent of Southern California\u2019s beaches may be completely eroded away by the year 2100, based on sea levels rising one to two meters. Once the sand is gone, exposed bedrock may be all that\u2019s left.\nThe damage from climate change is also showing up in loss of biodiveristy around the world. A 2016 report from the World Wildlife Fund shows a stunning 58 percent disappearance of all wildlife species in just over 40 years. The data is not only from developing countries but also songbird populations in the mid-Atlantic of the United States, which have declined nearly 80 percent. One-third of all North American bird species are at risk of extinction and, in the United States, two-thirds of all mammal species are declining.\nThe greatest factors cited in the decline of wildlife are habitat loss and degradation, changes to freshwater systems and climate change.\nThe Land Trust Alliance, a national nonprofit in the United States, estimates that more than 5,000 acres per day of open space is being lost to residential and energy development. That is from land previously set aside as habitat land for wildlife.\nFor those who want to know where to go \u2013 sooner than later, Time Magazine put out a list in 2014. 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But in the last 40 years, the lake has shrunk by a third and sunk 80 feet and disappear in as few as 50 years as the River Jordan (the Sea\u2019s only water source) is increasingly tapped by surrounding populations.\nWhere there werem until recently, more than 150 glaciers, Montana\u2019s majestic national park now has fewer than 25 and that number could go to zero by 2030.\nAs few of this Indian Ocean archipelago\u2019s 1900 islands are higher than a dozen feet, the Maldives is officially the lowest-lying country on Earth \u2013 with an average elevation of around five feet above sea level. It is not a stretch to watch these islands disappear beneath the waves over the next century. Some 200 islands are inhabited and many offer some of the most sumptuous resorts on the planet, usually one hotel, one island at a time.\nThe Seychelles, a collection of around 115 islands in the Indian Ocean and also home to numerous luxury resorts and some 100,000 island citizens, is also looking at predictable danger and disappearance due to rising sea levels and beach erosion. It is already experiencing a devastating coral die-off.\nTime to suit up and head to Europe this winter before one o the most famous skiing regions in the world takes a fate already in progress in the Rockies \u2013 and the Alps sit at a lower altitude than the Rocky Mountains. Around 3% of Alpine glacial ice is lost per year and experts believe that the glaciers could disappear entirely by 2050.\nWith sandy beaches and sandstone cliffs are the hallmarks of this getaway spot in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. 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        "raw_content": "Do not make the mistake of thinking that the best way to resolve your speeding or reckless driving citation is to simply pay the fine and forget about it. Long-term consequences may be more serious than you imagine. The likelihood of increased insurance premiums and the possibility of more severe penalties next time are both strong arguments in favor of talking to a lawyer about your options. Contact the Law Office of Law Office of James E. Tyner, PLLC, to schedule a consultation.\nQ: What is a \u201cmoving violation\u201d?\nA: A moving violation is an \u201cinfraction of a traffic law while the vehicle is in motion.\u201d Black\u2019s Law Dictionary (8th ed. 2004). Conversely, a nonmoving violation is an infraction of a traffic law while the vehicle is not in motion. In general, the penalties for moving violations are more severe than those for nonmoving violations. Moving violations include offenses such as speeding, drunk driving and failing to yield. Nonmoving violations typically deal with offenses involving parking (parking at an expired meter or in a handicap spot), vehicle maintenance (driving with a broken taillight or a burned-out headlight) or vehicle modifications (nonstandard/under-vehicle lights or window tinting).\nQ: Will a traffic violation committed in another state affect my driving record in the state in which I am licensed?\nA: In many cases, yes. Most states have signed the Driver License Compact (DLC). The theme of the DLC is One Driver, One License, One Record. Under the DLC, traffic violations issued to driver\u2019s licensed in another state are reported to the driver\u2019s home state. The home state will then treat the offense as if it had been committed within its borders and apply its laws to the out-of-state offense.\nQ: What is a \u201cfix it ticket\u201d or a \u201ccorrectable violation\u201d?\nA: A \u201cfix it ticket\u201d or a \u201ccorrectable violation\u201d is a type of traffic ticket that might be issued for violations involving vehicle maintenance or vehicle modifications. Vehicle maintenance violations include faulty brakes, cracked windshields, faulty emissions control devices and broken or burned-out lights. Vehicle modification violations include nonstandard/under-vehicle lights, illegal window tinting and ground clearance modifications. A \u201cfix it ticket\u201d fine may be avoided by correcting the violation, obtaining the signature of a law enforcement officer, court officer, DMV employee or other authorized person certifying that the violation is corrected, and paying any administrative fees.\nQ: What is a \u201cfinancial-responsibility act\u201d?\nA: A financial-responsibility act, also known as a safety-responsibility act, is a \u201cstate statute conditioning license and registration of motor vehicles on proof of insurance or other financial accountability.\u201d Black\u2019s Law Dictionary (8th ed. 2004). For motor vehicle accidents resulting in property damage or the death of or injury to another person, some states will suspend or revoke an individual\u2019s driver\u2019s license until she or he provides proof of his or her ability to accept financial responsibility.\nQ: What are penalties for driving without valid vehicle registration?\nA: To lawfully operate a motor vehicle, the motor vehicle must be registered with the appropriate state agency (typically the state\u2019s department of motor vehicles) in the state in which the vehicle is primarily used. Proof of registration in the form of license plate tabs or a registration certificate is also generally required. Penalties vary by state and individual circumstances. For example, in many states, the penalty is determined by how long the registration has been expired.\nQ: What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony?\nA: Although many traffic violations are deemed mere infractions, some are misdemeanors, which carry stiffer fines than infractions as well as the possibility of up to one year in jail. The most serious traffic crimes are felonies. Felony traffic violations generally involve repeat offenses or violations that result in injury to persons or property. Felonies have more severe penalties than infractions and misdemeanors, including steep fines and imprisonment for over a year.\nQ: What if I lose my license but continue to drive?\nA: If a person whose license has been revoked or suspended due to previous traffic violations chooses to drive without a valid license, he or she will probably suffer more serious consequences if pulled over. The more prudent course of action is to rely on friends and family for rides or to use public transportation.",
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        "raw_content": "Our country\u2019s railway connection to the rest of Europe has a long history and, after a brief hiatus, it was re-established, in May 2014.\nThe historic rail services \u201c Acropolis,\u201d \u201c HellasExpress\u201d and \u201cAttica\u201d of the 90s, traveling to Munich, have been replaced today by more flexible services to Sofia, Skopje and Belgrade, from where the passenger may travel onwards to big European cities, by connection services.\nThus, TRAINOSE is back on \u201cinternational track\u201d with destinations in the Balkans and connecting services to the rest of Europe, with daily trains and many offers. The public has welcomed this new service, which is expected to have particular impact during the summer, since Thessaloniki and its broader area constitute a popular tourist destination!\nFor further information on services and fares, please, visit International Railway Services\nAiming at providing improved customer services, TRAINOSE facilitates rail travel to additional European destinations, by cooperating with the ATTICA GROUP, and specifically \u2013 Superfast Ferries, Blue Star Ferries & Hellenic Seaways.\nFor further information, please visit International Railway Offers",
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        "raw_content": "Japan's Newest Island\nLike a movie baddie, the entirely new island that's sprouted from the waters of Japan is both ominous and beguiling.\nCue the ominous mood music. Having recently risen from the volcanic depths of the ocean like a super villain from a lair, the brand-new Niijima island just might send a shiver up your spine. It started out as a volcanic outcrop, which more often than not erode and sink back into the sea\u2014but this smoldering newborn Japanese landmass 1,000 kilometers due south of Tokyo has staying power. Let us be clear: a speck of land that didn't exist before last November has now grown to the point of earning island status. And it's expanding. We're not blaming Dr. No just yet, but something unusual is afoot in the Pacific. At last count, Niijima had widened to a kilometer across\u2014attaching itself to its nearest neighbor, Nishino-shima\u2014and peaked at around 60 meters. That's right, it has absorbed another island, and even stole its name. Now known as Nishino-shima, it's become the newest spot on earth for anyone who loves to tick remote islands off their to-visit lists.\nKuniga beach, Nishino-shima\nBut this voyage is not for the faint of heart. To get there, it's at best a 25-hour sail aboard the Ogasawara Maru (ogasawarakaiun.co.jp/english) from Tokyo's Takeshiba pier to the Ogasawara group, a UNESCO World Heritage Site consisting of 30 pristine islands, though only two are inhabited. The archipelago is known for its clear waters, home to Indo-Pacific bottleneck dolphins, humpback and sperm whales, and big green turtles. For the moment, those sea-borne diversions are welcome since Nishino-shima is still active, which means setting foot on the island is prohibited, on account of nuisances like scalding hot lava. For now, visitors can only sail around the new landmass, watching geology do its slow work. Still, do you know anyone else who has been there?",
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        "raw_content": "Sheriff won't release more info on SWAT shooting\nCites 'misinformation and emotionally-charged speculation'\nThe Pima County Sheriff's Department issued a statement Wednesday, explaining the delay in releasing information about the May 5 killing of Jose Guerena by SWAT officers.\nOfficers with the Pima Regional SWAT Team were serving a search warrant at Guerena's home in the 7100 block of South Redwater Drive when he was shot 60 times. Officers fired 71 shots in the incident.\nThe search warrants and evidence seized at Guerena's home and three other homes near it on the far Southwest Side have been sealed.\nDepartment spokesman Jason Ogan released this statement:\nOfficer Involved Shooting - Update\nAs a result of the need for information surrounding the shooting of Jose Guerena by members of the Pima Regional SWAT Team, the public has received misinformation and emotionally-charged speculation.\nThe investigation that lead to the service of the search warrants on May 5 is a complicated one involving multiple people suspected of very serious crimes. Sometimes, law enforcement agencies must choose between the desire of the public to quickly know details, and the very real threat to innocent lives if those details are released prematurely. Sheriff Dupnik has made it a departmental policy to be open and forthcoming with information released to the news media. When the decision is made to withhold information, as it has been in this case, there is a legitimate reason for that decision. The day the search warrant was served, we reported to the media that Mr. Guarena fired at SWAT officers. This is what was understood at that time. After a more detailed investigation, we learned that he pointed his assault rifle at SWAT officers, however, the safety was on and he could not fire. This is a clear example of erroneous information being provided without careful investigation. Rather than risking the release of further information, it is imperative that we complete all aspects of this investigation.\nComplicating matters is the fact that multiple agencies were involved in this incident. The criminal investigation must be completed, in addition to the investigation by the County Attorney's office, prior to any administrative review of the actions of the officers involved in the shooting. By mutual agreement, that administrative review will include officials from the Pima County Sheriff's Department, the Marana Police Department, the Oro Valley Police Department and the Sahuarita Police Department. Each of these agencies had officers involved in the shooting as members of the Pima Regional SWAT Team.\nSince the Sheriff's Department has had such a long-standing practice of open and timely communication with members of the news media, it is understandable that questions are asked about when more information will become available. However, it is unacceptable and irresponsible to couch those questions with implications of secrecy and a cover-up, not to mention questioning the legality of actions that could not have been taken without the approval of an impartial judge. As a law enforcement professional with decades of experience, Sheriff Dupnik will make the decision to release the information when the investigation is completed, the danger to innocent lives has been mitigated, and all agencies involved have been given the opportunity to review the actions of their personnel.\nDeputy Jason S. Ogan\nPima County Sheriff\u2019s Department\nnews, politics & government, crime & safety, local, breaking\nclarence dupnik, jason ogan, jose guerena, swat\nSheriff's detectives search for 2 accused in Guerena probe 1\nPCSD arrests woman with ties to man killed by SWAT team\nSheriff's statement on May 5 SWAT shooting",
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        "raw_content": "Church of the Soledad / Currently archeological museum\nIt served as a parochial church until, almost completed the present Major Church of Salvador, moved to this Blessed Sacrament in 1571. The temple belongs to a linkage that enjoys the House of the Count of Clavijo, annexed to the church and currently owned by the Hon. . Town Hall of the City.\nRestorations made\nThe building was restored in 1969 by the Directorate General of Architecture of the Ministry of Housing, directing the works of the architect V\u00edctor Caballero Hungary.\nSince May 30, 1997, it has received the declaration of Cultural Interest (BORM Decree 43/1985, dated May 30), and is included in the Historic Artistic Group of Caravaca de la Cruz (BORM Decree 43/1985, of 12 of June) and being affected by the legal regulations of the Special Plan of Interior Reformation and Protection of the Old Town drafted for the purpose.\nAmong the characters related to the history of the building, we highlight the following:\nPedro Monte de Isla. Reasons for stylistic style on the side cover, with pilasters and modillon capitals, with the solutions executed by Pedro de Monte in Murcia (Contraste covers, now in the Museum of Fine Arts, and later cover of the Almudi).\nCounts of Clavijo. The church of Nuestra Se\u00f1ora La Soledad is on the property of the Counts of Clavijo\nIt is a temple of the second half of the sixteenth century, possibly based on the site of an old Gothic hermitage. It is a columnar church of three naves, covered with nine vaults of very slender and harmonious proportions, of square plant, and three sections by nave. It has columns of Tuscan order on pedestals or plinths.\nThe exterior stands out for its character of strength and its large and accentuated buttresses, both rectangular and circular in the corners. Everything from stonework. A cornice run of brick, of singular beauty, finishes the set. The doors and windows are of Renaissance style; the lateral, of century XVII is ascribed to the Baroque, although with extreme moderation.\nAt present it lacks presbytery and choir, this rises to the feet, disappearing in works of restoration. It had a steeple and not a brick tower, demolished in 1966 before the imminent danger of ruin.\nIts furniture heritage (altarpieces, baptismal font and sacred items that constitute its trousseau) has been distributed since the 16th century by other churches in Caravaca.\nAt present the Temple of the Solitude has become Local Archaeological Museum. At the main entrance stands the lintel consisting of an honorary Roman stone from the Historic Site of the Strait of Caves de la Encarnacion.\nOwnership: Archeological Museum\nDegree of protection: initiated BIC\nAddress: C / Santa Ana. Caravaca de la Cruz",
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        "raw_content": "Pharmacokinetic two-compartment model\nPharmacokinetics refers to the rate and extent of distribution of a drug to different tissues, and the rate of elimination of the drug. Pharmacokinetics can be reduced to mathematical equations, which describe the transit of the drug throughout the body, a net balance sheet from absorption and distribution to metabolism and excretion.\nPharmacokinetic two-compartment model divided the body into central and peripheral compartment. The central compartment (compartment 1) consists of the plasma and tissues where the distribution of the drug is practically instantaneous. The peripheral compartment (compartment 2) consists of tissues where the distribution of the drug is slower.\nFigure 1. Two-compartment model with first-order absorption and elimination. AGI, A1, and A2 are the amounts of drug in gastrointestinal tract (GI), central compartment (including plasma), and peripheral compartment, respectively. ka, k12, k21, and k10 represent the first-order fractional rate constants for absorption, distribution, redistribution, and elimination.\nDrug concentrations in the compartments equal to the amounts divided by volumes: C1=A1/V1 and C2=A2/V2. Drug concentration in the central compartment is equal to the concentration in the plasma: CP=C1. Clearance (in units L/h) is often used instead of the fractional rate constants (in units h-1); in pharmacokinetics the distribution volume is given in volume units (L), and rate constants can be represented as the ratio of clearance and distribution volume, k=CL/V.\nIn the case of oral administration of the drug, at time t=0 the amount of drug in the central and peripheral compartments is zero (A1(0)=A2(0)=0), and the initial amount in gastrointestinal tract (effective dose) is:\n, where D is the administered dose of the drug, S is the salt factor (fraction of administered dose that is made up of pure drug), and F is the bioavailability factor (fraction of dose that reaches the systemic circulation).\nThe amount of drug in GI decreases with time:\nDrug concentrations in the central and peripheral compartments can be calculated with differential equations:\nAfter integration of the equations from time zero:\nIn the case of intravenous (IV) administration of the drug, F=1.0, and at time t=0 the amount of drug in the peripheral compartment is zero (A2(0)=0), and the amount in the central compartment, A1, is:\nPK three-compartment model\nPK one-compartment model\nPlasma pharmacokinetics in PET\nCompartmental model ODEs in PET\nWhole-body model for [15O]H2O\nBergstr\u00f6m M, L\u00e5ngstr\u00f6m B. Pharmacokinetic studies with PET. Progr Drug Res. 2005; 62: 280-317. doi: 10.1007/3-7643-7426-8_8.\nBourne DWA: Mathematical Modeling of Pharmacokinetic Data. CRC Press, 1995. ISBN 1-56676-204-9.\nFischman AJ, Alpert NM, Rubin RH. Pharmacokinetic imaging - a noninvasive method for determining drug distribution and action. Clin Pharmacokinet. 2002; 41(8): 581-602. doi: 10.2165/00003088-200241080-00003.\nJann MW, Penzak SR, Cohen LJ (eds.): Applied Clinical Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of Psychopharmacological Agents. Adis, Springer, 2016. doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-27883-4.\nKuepfer L, Niederalt C, Wendl T, Schlender JF, Willmann S, Lippert J, Block M, Eissing T, Teutonico D. Applied concepts in PBPK modeling: how to build a PBPK/PD model. CPT Pharmacometrics Syst Pharmacol. 2016; 5(10): 516-531. doi: 10.1002/psp4.12134.\nPurves RD. Multiple solutions, illegal parameter values, local minima of the sum of squares, and anomalous parameter estimates in least-squares fitting of the two-compartment pharmacokinetic model with absorption. J Pharmacokinet Biopharm. 1996; 24(1): 79-101. doi: 10.1007/BF02353511.\nRescigno A. Compartmental analysis revisited. Pharmacol Res. 1999; 39(6): 471-478. doi: 10.1006/phrs.1999.0467.\nRosenbaum S (ed.): Basic Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics - An Integrated Textbook and Computer Simulations. 2nd ed., Wiley, 2017. ISBN 9781119143154.\nTags: Pharmacokinetics, Drug development, Plasma, Clearance",
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        "raw_content": "The price of not inviting feedback\nIt happened at the church parking lot. I set back the van and crashed into another car. Before we even took off for youth camp.\nIt was a rental car and we hadn\u00b4t yet left the city. So the company sent someone around. His order after taking pictures of the scratch and broken indicator was this:\n\u201eFor the rest of the week you don\u00b4t set back the car without somebody assisting you from the outside.\u201c\nI hate to admit that I need help. That was why in that situation I hadn\u00b4t asked one of my leaders or teenagers. And of course it was just setting back a couple of meters.\nMany times in life we underestimate our blind spots. We think we don\u00b4t need help. We\u00b4ll be fine.\nBut we are not. We cause accidents we don\u00b4t necessarily have to.\nThat\u00b4s stupid. And expensive.\nWhy not invite feedback from the beginning? It could be worth the effort.\n> Initiate the meeting. Otherwise it won\u00b4t happen.\nNothing just happens. On the flip side: Sometimes I wonder what is possible when I take initiative.\nIn the last couple of weeks I had many conversations. Conversations about my current situation. Conversations that were really helpful.\nNone of them would have happened if I haven\u00b4t had shown a certain level of initiative. Either by sending an e-mail and asking for a meeting or even by showing up at the other side of the world.\nSo get on the phone today. Or write that e-mail. Or drive to the house of the person you want to talk to. Do whatever is necessary to have that conversation you know you should have.\n> Ask questions. In the long haul it\u00b4s better than pretending to know it all.\nMany times I want people to think that I have it all together. Although I know for sure that the right thing would be to humble myself and ask questions.\nTo ask questions is actually a sign of strength. So why not get out your notepad now and write down five to ten questions to bring into your next meeting?\nOr use these 20 questions to ask other leaders.\n> Dare to ask people for advice. Even if you don\u00b4t know them well.\nI\u00b4m always afraid to bother people. That\u00b4s why I probably miss out on a lot of opportunities to learn new things and get fresh insight. Not a good thing.\nBecause I actually know that others are willing to be at help. Sure, they\u00b4re busy but my approach will probably honor them.\nIt is important though to ask politely and of course to come prepared.\n> Invest into a coffee or meal. It\u00b4s cheaper than fixing stuff afterwards.\nThis is especially true when it comes to marriage counseling or church consulting.\nYou might think you can\u00b4t effort to take someone out to the coffee shop or restaurant. However, the truth is: You can\u00b4t effort to end up paying for a divorce or recovering from burnout.\nEven meeting someone in another city or even country can be worth the effort.\nDare to spend the money today so that you can see the results tomorrow.\nHow important is it to you to invite feedback? How do you do it?",
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        "raw_content": "When in summer the latter walk with cameras along the streets of Bydgoszcz they make the locals realize that it is worthwhile to lift up their heads and notice the beauty of old, decorative buildings. Some of the most attractive houses were constructed by J\u00f3zef \u015awi\u0119cicki \u2013 one of the most mysterious and creative architects of the late 19th and early 20th century. His works such as the \u201cHotel pod Or\u0142em\u201d \u2013 are real jewels of architecture in Bydgoszcz. While J\u00f3zef \u015awi\u0119cicki, founder of the architectural image of the city, is known only to a few connoisseurs of history of the city, it is probably unlikely that there is any inhabitant of Bydgoszcz who has not heard about Andrzej Szwalbe, creator of the musical image of the city on the Brda River.\nMUSICAL BYDGOSZCZ\nFor many years Bydgoszcz has been called a city of music. There is no exaggeration in this observation. The city's musical tradition dates back to the 17th century, when in the local Jesuit College there was a theatre with music and singing. The numerous choirs and musical groups that operated here in later years were straight line followers of this tradition. Their task was also to defend and cultivate Polish speech in the city, since a significant part of the population was German. After World War II, Bydgoszcz was proud to have Arnold Rezler\u2019s Orchestra, which from 1945 worked at the Polish Radio Broadcasting Station in Bydgoszcz.\nHowever, the man who recorded this music was Andrzej Szwalbe \u2013 a long-time director of the I. J.Paderewski Pomeranian Philharmonic in Bydgoszcz. The Pomeranian Philharmonic that was established on 1 January 1953 is a true pride of the inhabitants of Bydgoszcz. It is not only a place of music, but culture in its wider meaning. Both inside and outside the stately edifice of the Philharmonic we can admire numerous busts of composers, in the interiors there is a splendid collection of tapestries ordered by Andrzej Szwalbe from outstanding Polish artists, there also used to be a collection of 19th century pianos, but it has been moved to the Palace in Ostromecko. The Philharmonic concert hall has the best acoustics in Poland and some of the best in Europe. Hence, outstanding musicians make recordings in it, and in interviews they often express admiration for the acoustics of the concert hall in Bydgoszcz. It is a place that hosts some of the oldest music festivals in Poland. One of them is the Bydgoszcz Music Festival that has been held since 1963 and takes place every three years, another one is Musica Antiqua Europae Orientalis \u2013 Festival of Early Music of Central and Eastern Europe. It has been organised since 1966, and hosts artists and musicologists with truly encyclopaedic names. MAEO was born at the time when religious music was rarely performed in concert halls. During 3 weeks of September lovers of music listen to songs written for church purposes, but also pearls of symphony and chamber music. Only then can we admire almost next to each other works by the medieval German composer and mystic Hildegard of Bingen and Krzysztof Penderecki \u2013 a frequent guest in Bydgoszcz and Honorary Citizen of the City. The unique character of MAEO lies not only in the original repertoire performed by leading Polish and European musicians, but also in discovering the common past of this part of Europe. The festival is accompanied by musicological conferences with the participation of scientists from academic institutions around the world. This combination of music and science occurs only in Bydgoszcz.\nOn the other hand \u2013 spring always heralds the Bydgoszcz Opera Festival, which was introduced into the music calendar in April 1994. Initially, it was meant to help in the then ongoing for over 20 years construction of the edifice of the opera. The first festival took place actually in the \u201cbuilding site\u201d: bare walls, the audience seated on folding chairs, cables hanging from the ceiling and dust everywhere. However, the atmosphere that was present during the first festival would not be found at any other events of its type. The inhabitants of Bydgoszcz knew that they were witnessing the birth of something very important in Polish culture. Today, the festival lives its own life and the building of the Opera Nova is one of the most modern and beautiful in Poland and since it is located by the riverside, it is a real cultural showpiece of the city. Opera groups from all over the world come to perform here, just to mention a few: a famous, contemporary ballet the Swedish Cullberg Ballet, Bejart Ballet of Lausanne, as well as groups from Cuba, Spain and many other countries. Not surprisingly, the Bydgoszcz Opera Festival attracts opera enthusiasts from all of Poland. It is worth mentioning that the rate of attendance at the performances of the opera is one of the highest in Poland. The repertoire is dominated by the so-called great repertoire, those that the audience loves the most e.g. \"La Traviata\" and \"Nabucco\" by Verdi and \"Tosca\" by Puccini, but there are also less known works that are rarely put on by other opera houses in Poland. Examples could be \"Mephistopheles\" by Arrigo Boito and \"La Gioconda\" by Amilcar Ponchielli. Not without reason the eminent music critic Jerzy Waldorff once wrote that \"Bydgoszcz is a true musical reservoir .\"\nAnother beautiful musical card of Bydgoszcz is illustrated by the I. J. Paderewski International Piano Competition organized by the I. J. Paderewski Music Society. It is worth mentioning that the first competition in 1961 was won by Jerzy Maksymiuk \u2013 today an outstanding conductor. Once every 3 years young, talented pianists from around the world meet in Bydgoszcz to present their talents and the wealth of music by Ignacy Jan Paderewski and other composers of his time. The Competition was accepted by the Federation of International Music Competitions and found itself among the 128 most important music competitions in the world. Without exaggeration we can say that Ignacy Jan Paderewski has become the patron saint of music in Bydgoszcz, due to the competitions, the Music Society, the Pomeranian Philharmonic that is named after him, and finally the airport, which also has the name of this famous statesman and brilliant pianist.\nThe musical image of Bydgoszcz is completed by the F. Nowowiejski Bydgoszcz Academy of Music whose most famous graduate is Rafa\u0142 Blechacz \u2013 winner of the 15th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition. Concerts by students and teachers of this school, like the series \"The Academy in historic monuments,\" are permanently etched into the city's cultural calendar. The Music District of Bydgoszcz is a truly unique place, the only one of its type in Poland. It consists of three institutions: Pomeranian Philharmonic, the Academy of Music and the Complex of Music Schools. Immersed in the greenery of a park the buildings of these institutions, the busts and statues of composers and the great architecture of the nearby houses and villas are the object of admiration of many Polish and foreign guests.\nTHEATRICAL BYDGOSZCZ\nNot without reason the distinguished theatrical critic Adam Grzymala-Siedlecki chose Bydgoszcz in 1922 as a place to live. He could have worked in Warsaw or Krakow, and yet he felt that in Bydgoszcz culture had great potential. The Municipal Theatre, operating in Bydgoszcz since 1920, showed the then repertoire of great Polish playwrights, like S\u0142owacki and Wyspia\u0144ski. The role of the theatre at that time was to unite Poles, present Polish language to them and teach them patriotism. The first director of this institution took considerable risks to stage operas and operettas in the theatre in order to attract a wider audience. The first opera to be put on in 1921 was \u201cHalka\" by Stanislaw Moniuszko, that is a Polish national opera. The patriotic factor had at that time a significant influence on the selection of the dramatic and musical repertoire. The situation was similar after World War II. The sounds of gunfire had not yet ceased, and yet Polish language already resounded on the theatrical stage. The first post-war premiere was \"Revenge\" by Aleksander Fredro staged on 27 March 1945. Witnesses recalled that when the actors started performing the dialogues by Fredro people in the audience wept. The theatre helped them to slowly return to normal life. Today the Bydgoszcz dramatic scene is known mainly for the Premiere Festival that takes place each autumn and gathers theatrical groups and critics from all of Poland. The time of the festival is a unique opportunity to get acquainted with contemporary world drama. It is in Bydgoszcz that we have the chance to see still fresh dramas staged by eminent directors whose visions either delight or irritate the audiences. At the Premiere Festival hardly anybody remains indifferent to what happens on stage. The Polish Theatre in Bydgoszcz puts a lot of emphasis on contemporaneity and dialogue with its viewers.\nARTISTIC BYDGOSZCZ\nOne of the most vibrant cultural institutions of Bydgoszcz is the Leon Wycz\u00f3\u0142kowski District Museum with several facilities in different parts of the city, but primarily on the extremely picturesque Mill Island. Here there is Leon Wycz\u00f3\u0142kowski\u2019s House, that is in fact a museum building where the interior has been restored to look like Go\u015bcieradz estate, where at the beginning of the 20th century lived the patron of the Bydgoszcz museum Leon Wycz\u00f3\u0142kowski. In the museum we can admire the beauty of paintings and prints by Wycz\u00f3\u0142kowski in all their fullness and enjoy the specific atmosphere of the belle \u00e9poque. The collection of his works that belong to the District Museum in Bydgoszcz, especially the drawings, is one of the largest and among the most interesting in Poland. According to the will of the painter, after his death in 1936, his wife Franciszka donated several hundred drawings to the museum. Wonderful landscapes, urban architecture, genre scenes, bouquets of flowers, trees at different times of year and day by Wycz\u00f3\u0142kowski can be seen in the museum on Mill Island. Meanwhile, nearby, in a spacious building \u2013 the so called Red Granary, there is a huge collection of contemporary paintings waiting for the visitors. The collection that has been accumulated for decades, consists of more than 10 thousand works by the most outstanding Polish artists. The District Museum in Bydgoszcz also specializes in Art Nouveau and possesses and interesting collection of that style of work.\nWhile Mill Island may well be defined as Museum Island \u2013 it is the heart of Bydgoszcz, that is Gda\u0144ska Street, that is a symbol of contemporary art presented by the Municipal Gallery \u201dbwa\u201d. The gallery was founded in 1949 as the Artistic Exhibitions Bureau. It was designed to popularise the achievements of artists from both Bydgoszcz and Torun. As time passed \u201dbwa\u201d in Bydgoszcz became a window on the world when it came to bringing contemporary art to our city. Thanks to \u201dbwa\u201d we had in Bydgoszcz visits by artists like Magdalena Abakanowicz, Tadeusz Hasior, Jerzy Nowosielski and Jan Cybis. But the real sensation was European painting represented in Bydgoszcz by such names as Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali. At the same time the spacious halls of the gallery always found a place for representatives of the local artistic community. Nowadays, the Municipal Gallery \u201dbwa\u201d presents primarily European painting including works from Germany and Holland, but visitors can also expect to meet here art from far parts such as Japan and China.\nWhen walking around Bydgoszcz it is worthwhile stopping at the corner of Pomorska and Cieszkowskiego Streets, as there is one of the oldest private galleries in Poland there. The Author's Gallery founded in 1975 by the painter Jan Kaja and graphic artist Jacek Soli\u0144ski is a real sensation. The place hosts exhibitions of artists from different backgrounds, but also evenings of poetry, literary meetings, performances, concerts, lectures. This little Author's Gallery is a great cultural salon of the city. These are just some of addresses that are worth remembering, since inside they house beautiful tradition and an equally interesting present. There are many more of such places. No doubt an attentive wanderer will find them while walking past Art Nouveau buildings. 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        "raw_content": "All posts by Carlos Quintero\nA new website about Visual Studio resources\nSeptember 19, 2016 Carlos Quintero\tLeave a comment\nBack in 1995, when I started to work on a company, Internet didn\u2019t exist as we know it today. At that time, Microsoft supplied its Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Library with technical information for developers in a couple of CDs that arrived to the office quarterly:\nYou could read the content of your interest in a few days, and then you didn\u2019t receive more content until the next quarter. There were some printed magazines, but they were monthly and you read them in a few days. Content and resources were scarce. Today, more than 20 years later, the problem is the opposite: there is so many content in so many ways that we have to use search engines to find what we need. Also, the way we learn today is not the way we used to learn 20 years ago, at least not for every developer. Some people still prefer to read the official documentation from the manufacturer. Other people prefer to learn with thick, comprehensive, books. Other prefer small articles and posts. Others don\u2019t like to read so much and prefer videos or courses. Yet others prefer to learn reading code of samples or other apps.\nI\u2019ve created this site with the goal of providing a huge directory of resources of any kind to learn about the Visual Studio family: Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio Team Services and Team Foundation Server. It is not a website about .NET or about programming languages (C#, VB.NET, F#, etc.), but only about the \u201ctooling\u201d, the development environments and the application lifecycle management (ALM) systems that Microsoft provides to developers to become more productive.\nThis website starts small and modest, but hopefully it will grow in the next months and years to reach the depth of the Visual Studio Extensibility (VSX) that I created years ago for developers extending Visual Studio.",
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        "raw_content": "FROM CLASSICAL TO JAZZ...guest review by Ellen Godfrey\nOn Thursday, lyric spinto soprano Leah Crocetto made her Carnegie Hall Debut with a carefully chosen selection of classical art songs and cross-over jazz and blues songs. She performed in the intimate Weill Concert Hall, a perfect setting for her prodigious voice and her innate ability to communicate each song personally. It was obvious that all of this music is very close to her heart. Her pianist for this concert is one of today\u2019s finest accompanists and soloists, Mark Markham. He is at home with classical music as well as jazz and other popular music.\nMs. Crocetto is fast becoming one of the great singers of her generation. She has a big beautiful voice supported by a great technique. She never pushes her voice and is capable of scaling it down when intimacy is required. Her diction in all four languages (French, Italian, Russian, and English), is very clear. In addition to concerts, she has already made her mark performing operas in opera houses around the world.\nMs. Crocetto walked on stage in a beautiful long green dress, and immediately engaged with the audience. The concert began with four songs composed by the Italian composer Ottorino Respighi. (1883-1945). When she started to sing, her powerful voice soon filled the hall, washing over the audience with her glorious sound. She is very much at home singing in Italian. \"Nebbie\" is one of Respighi\u2019s most popular songs, and she sang it with great intensity. The most interesting song was \"Mattinata\". Pianist Mark Markham quietly introduced it on the piano with the sound of tolling church bells, setting the mood for the whole song. As Ms. Crocetto sang quietly, along with the bells, her singing became more joyous as she praised the Virgin Mary.\nThe second group of four songs was composed by 20th century composer Francis Poulenc. Poulenc engaged Louise de Vilmorin, to write the words for the song called \u201cViolin.\u201d She was familiar with Hungarian nightclubs and Ms. Crocetto ,along with Mr. Markham, performed the song in cabaret style to go with the words. \"Les chemins de L\u2019amour\" is a waltz that evokes the long gone happiness of love. Ms. Crocetto sang the waltz tune with good phrasing and a soft gentle French style.\nThe third group of songs were by the Russian composer, Sergei Rachmaninoff, who lived around the same time as Respighi. Most of his songs were in the Russian romantic style.\u201cHow fair this spot\u201d is a song about peace and tranquility sung in a quiet, dreamy way by Ms. Crocetto, ending in a gorgeous high note. \u201cWhat happiness\u201d is a fast paced song full of high notes stunningly sung by Ms. Crocetto, conveying the happy state of love.\nFollowing these songs, there was a world premiere of a piece composed by the counter-tenor and composer Gregory Peebles. The title of the work, \u201cEternal Recurrence,\u201d comes from a philosophical theory that the universe and all existence and energy has been recurring and will continue to recur an infinite number of times across infinite time or space. The piece is in 10 sections. The music is very melodic and starts with a piano introduction expressing the first musical theme. There are also some sung recitatives. Mr. Peebles states that travel is at the heart of \u201cEternal Recurrence.\u201d Ms. Crocetto used her powerful voice and dramatic instincts to introduce this unusual and interesting piece to the audience.\nThe concert closed with selections from the Great American Songbook with songs composed for musical theatre by the Gershwins, Harold Arlen, Richard Rodgers, and Sammy Fain. Ms. Crocetto put her own personal stamp on the songs and it was a revelation for those of us who never heard her in this repertoire. 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The record of recent direct matches favors\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nRegensburg\t\u2013\tIngolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nRegensburg \u2013 Ingolstadt PREDICTION & TIPS After the dull white-tie draw with Sandhausen, the Ingolstadt is expected by a trip not to fail on the ground of the Regensburg freshman. Guests are currently at -5 from the promotion zone and can not afford to lose more points on the street. On the other hand,\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nIngolstadt\t\u2013\tSandhausen (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nIngolstadt \u2013 Sandhausen PREDICTION & TIPS Challenge between two teams divided only by a point in the standings after the first 18 games. The Ingolstadt has put behind a nightmare departure, going up to the fourth place in the ranking. Very well also Sandhausen, among the revelations of the first round in which he\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nUnion Berlin\t\u2013\tIngolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nUnion Berlin \u2013 Ingolstadt PREDICTION & TIPS The Union Berlin team has been fighting hard at the top of the leaderboard and is aiming to enter the qualifying zone, so it will have to be a great football on the pitch. The visiting team knows that it will be a very difficult game, but\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nKaiserslautern\t\u2013\tIngolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nKaiserslautern \u2013 Ingolstadt PREDICTION & TIPS Kaiserslautern and Ingolstadt face off in the Fritz-Walter-Stadion in a match of the 17th round of the 2. League. The history of direct matches played at this stage favors the home team, who in the last 4 games won 2 and drew 2. However, in the last match\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nNurnberg\t\u2013\tIngolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nNurnberg \u2013 Ingolstadt PREDICTION & TIPS The 13th Stage of the Bundesliga 2 ends with a heated duel. On the podium at the beginning of the weekend, FC Nurnberg receives a team-in-form visit, Ingolstadt. With 26 goals scored so far, the hosts have the second offensive in the championship. They failed to do it\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nDortmund vs Ingolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nBorussia Dortmund should have no emotions with Ingolstadt, but I will not bet on the final result. I anticipate a scenario similar to the tour and I think I found the best tip here. See below I bet. Borussia Dortmund Not impressed this season and ranks third in the Bundesliga find. Much better go\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nHoffenheim vs Ingolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nTSG Hoffenheim is still one of the big surprises of the Bundesliga season so far. At the moment they are still in the Champions League standings, which is the clear favorite before the Saturday match against FC Ingolstadt, especially as they are also home to the \u201cSchanzer\u201d. The kick-off of the meeting is on March\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nIngolstadt vs Hamburger (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nIngolstadt 04 \u2013 Hamburger SV \u2013 Both teams are in the relegation zone, and it is clear that we have a real derby of the rear or a big fight for important points that can bring peace of mind rest of the season. Ingolstadt is the penultimate position and that it directly leads to a\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nIngolstadt VS Freiburg (PICK, PREDICTION, PREVIEW)\nWednesday starting at 19:00 Ingolstadt will meet Freiburg in a match counting for the 16th round of the Bundesliga. Ingolstadt The home team started the season very poorly, so after 10 rounds and only two points obtained, the coach was sacked, and the bench came Maik Walpurgis. Under the leadership of the German coach for\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nBayer Leverkusen vs Ingolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nBayer Leverkusen \u2013 Ingolstadt 04 \u2013 And in the latter rounds duel we expected to win, and this is of course the domestic composition, although Bayer this season shows no parties any of these teams expect it best reflects the placement only in the middle of the table, with a strong backlog for themselves the\u2026 Read more \u00bb\n1. FC Koln vs Ingolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nSaturday at 16.30, in the seventh round of the Bundesliga match is played FC Cologne \u2013 Ingolstadt. Unbalanced duel between an undefeated team this season and one that has yet to win any match. FC Cologne 4th place in the Bundesliga with 3 wins and 3 draws and no defeat, although in the last round\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nBayern vs Ingolstadt (Pick, Prediction, Preview)\nThis weekend Bayern Munich will receive the FC Ingolstadt. 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        "title": "Lessons from Scott Belsky\u2019s Book \u201cThe Messy Middle\u201d \u2013 25iq",
        "raw_content": "Scott Belsky is Adobe\u2019s Chief Product Officer and Executive Vice President, Creative Cloud. He co-founded Behance in 2006 and served as CEO until it was acquired by Adobe in 2012. He is the author of Making Ideas Happen and his new book is The Messy Middle.\n\u201cWe love talking about starts and finishes, even though the middle stretch is the most important and often the most ignored and misunderstood. We don\u2019t talk about the middle because we\u2019re not proud of the turbulence of our own making and the actions we took out of despair.\u201d \u201cCreating something from nothing is a volatile journey.\u201d \u201cThe first mile births a new idea into existence, and the final mile is all about letting go.\u201d \u201cNo extraordinary journey is linear. In reality, the middle is extraordinarily volatile\u200a\u2014\u200aa continuous sequence of ups and downs, flush with uncertainty and struggle.\u201d\nAnyone who has been though a startup experience will recognize what Belsky is depicting in the graphic below. When I first saw this depiction it immediately reminded me of the way Phil Knight described the ups and downs of Nike\u2019s business in his fantastic book Shoe Dog. I also thought of many other businesses like OpenTable which encountered significant ups and downs along the way to eventual success that required both endurance and optimization.\nI saw this process first hand when I spent more than five years of my life working at a startup. I have also seen the same patterns as an investor. What Belsky writes about is just as applicable to working for one the largest business in the world. Might there be a dentist somewhere who started a dental practice and the trajectory was mostly up and to the right without any need for endurance and optimization? Probably not. But even if there is a dentist who experienced a smooth and steady upward slope they are inevitably not creating anything new. In other words, the more a new business is creating new value, the more what Belsky describes in The Messy Middle is true.\nAll businesses operate in an environment that is almost entirely driven by uncertainty and ignorance. Creating a business, a new product or improving an existing product involve processes that are almost never merely risky like playing games at a casino. Business inevitably involves a never-ending series of idiosyncratic decisions for which there are sometimes best practices. This means that making decisions based solely on statistical factors and recipes is impossible. This is why business is best described as an art that is often informed by science.\n\u201cThe book is broken down into three sections of insights (Endure, Optimize, & The Final Mile).\u201d\u201cEvery advance reveals a new shortcoming. Your job is to endure the lows and optimize the highs to achieve a positive slope within the jaggedness of the messy middle\u200a\u2014\u200aso that, on average, every low is less low than the one before it, and every subsequent high is a little higher.\u201d\nBelsky wrote the introduction to my seventh book A Dozen Lessons for Entrepreneurs. When we communicated about the progress of my book I sensed that he was engaged in an intense effort to get his book \u201cjust right\u201d from a design standpoint. Belsky\u2019s struggle to find the right structure was part of the \u201cMessy Middle\u201d of his book writing journey. His elegant solution for The Messy Middle was create a four-part structure for the book, within which are discrete insights, best practices and lessons that apply to the value creation process. I really like the way that this approach allows the book to be read in a nonlinear manner. Belsky writes: \u201cWhile the insights are organized into sections, the book is intended to be more of a buffet than a plated six-course meal. I encourage you to navigate to whatever part of the journey resonate most with you at the moment, using the table of contents.\u201d Other authors who have adopted a modular book structure include Elad Gil with High Growth Handbook and myself with my blog and seventh book. Adopting this a nonlinear structure in writing a nonfiction book is often more consistent with the way people read today. Many readers want just in time advice that doesn\u2019t necessarily require long continuous reading sessions. This structure enables a \u201clong read\u201d to be the one method for getting value from the book and yet reading it in a linear way it is not required to capture value from the material. The Messy Middle, High Growth Handbook and A Dozen Lessons for Entrepreneurs are designed to be usable as reference books. People consume information differently today and book and web design must take this into account. Readers too must use tools in new ways. For example, if you want to know what I think about a topic, simply put the keywords \u201c25IQ\u201d and the topic that interest you (e.g., \u201cwholesale transfer pricing\u201d) into a search engine and it will search over a million words on my blog. You can do the same thing if you purchase an e-book version of The Messy Middle and use the search function.\nThis graphic below is a wonderful example of Belsky as a designer. The \u201cStart\u201d phase of the journey kicks off with a blast of goodness and favorable publicity and then the reality hits in that this startup is going to be hard to make successful (red shading). Endurance (blue gray) depicts when negative things happen as an inevitable part of the process and Optimization (turquoise) is when the line depicting the process moves up when something positive is happening. The Finish phase of the journey (dark blue) completes the book. Each stage of the process calls for different approaches and solutions, some of which will be identified below. Within each of the four categories Belsky has identified so many different solutions that in this blog post I have been forced to pick just a few insights that resonate with me most and best enable me to embellish a bit on that insight. Picking just ten more insights from The Messy Middle to fit within my usual quota of twelve was really hard since there are so many in the book.\n\u201cThe start is pure joy because you\u2019re unaware of what you don\u2019t know and the painful obstacles ahead\u2026. after the excitement of a new idea dissipates, reality sets in.\u201d \u201cThis is where the journey truly begins.\u201d\nThe beginning moments of starting something seem glamorous. Early team members may find themselves featured in articles in the press and on blogs. This is true both for startups but also for work done inside a big company on a new product. The reality of the zone which Belsky depicts in red in the graphic just above is that the team quickly realizes that creating a \u201cnew new\u201d thing is hard. Some people have called this \u201ctrough of sorrow\u201d or the \u201ctrough of despair,\u201d but I believe a better term would be the \u201ctrough of reality.\u201d If someone is feeling sorrow or despair during this \u201cstart\u201d phase, they are not suited for work like this. It is perfectly normal to think: \u201choly shit\u201d during this process, but then to get to work creating value. It seems like I was born believing that there is no problem that more work by me can\u2019t solve. This can create problems related to overconfidence but it does leave me free and clear of most sorrow and despair related concerns. People hate losses and so there is an arbitrage for someone like a founder who can persevere though losing investments. People lose track of how much failure there is, but that is survivor bias, which is another topic I have written about before.\n\u201c[Endurance] is about developing a source of renewal energy and tolerance that is not innate.\u201d \u201cOur additions to short-term validation that trying to defy it is hopeless\u2026. You must hack your reward system [with]\u2026 manufactured optimism.\u201d \u201cCelebrate anything you can, from again a new customer to solving a particularly vexing problem.\u201d \u201cWe crave certainty but must learn to function without it.\u201d \u201cAccept the burden of processing uncertainty.\u201d\nEvery effective team I have ever observed has learned to manufacture milestones that create positive short-term reinforcement for the team along the way. The human species has lived as long as we do now for only a short period in its history. Thomas Hobbes wrote once that the life of a human for almost all of history involved living in \u201ccontinual fear, and danger of violent death\u201d and that it was \u201csolitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.\u201d It is no wonder that humans love immediate or at least near-term gratification. The instances in which humans make mistakes due to their drive for short term optimization of present moment benefits is endless. Rather than fighting these instincts Belsky believes the most effective teams create milestones that enable people to celebrate short term wins. The best milestones represent the retirement of different types of risks. Josh Wolfe of Lux Capital believes:\n\u201cThe greatest entrepreneurs are risk killers. They think about killing failure paths. They also understand that risk and value can change form. When risk has been killed then value has been created and a subsequent investor should pay a higher price for a percentage ownership interest in a business.\u201d\nI heard Josh make this just point about creating team milestones in a board meeting we attended yesterday. If you create your milestones around killing or reducing technical, market, financial, people, regulatory and other risks you get a double benefit. The team is motivated in the short terms and you are killing the right risks. Sonali de Rycker of Accel \u201cWe advise breaking down the [process of building a business] into milestones. Don\u2019t just look at it as a ten-year goal. \u2026Getting to milestones around value creation will allow you to fundraise.\u201d\n\u201cLeave every conversation with energy.\u201d\nPeople who are most effective on teams and the most effective teams separate discussion from energy and commitment. Amazon is well-known to have a culture that has adopted what they call \u201cdisagree and commit.\u201d Jeff Bezos describes this approach as follows:\n\u201cThis phrase will save a lot of time. If you have conviction on a particular direction even though there\u2019s no consensus, it\u2019s helpful to say, \u201cLook, I know we disagree on this but will you gamble with me on it? Disagree and commit?\u201d By the time you\u2019re at this point, no one can know the answer for sure, and you\u2019ll probably get a quick yes. I disagree and commit all the time. We recently greenlit a particular Amazon Studios original. I told the team my view: debatable whether it would be interesting enough, complicated to produce, the business terms aren\u2019t that good, and we have lots of other opportunities. They had a completely different opinion and wanted to go ahead. I wrote back right away with \u201cI disagree and commit and hope it becomes the most watched thing we\u2019ve ever made.\u201d Consider how much slower this decision cycle would have been if the team had actually had to convince me rather than simply get my commitment.\u201d\nEven if a meeting is acrimonious, people should strive to leave that meeting with energy. In other words, Belsky is saying that words \u201cwith energy\u201d should be added to the phrase. Disagree and commit with energy.\n\u201cOptimize the hell out of everything that works.\u201d \u201cWhen something actually works\u2026 you need to tenaciously evaluate it. Why did that work? How do you do it again? How do you spread it to your team?\u201d It\u2019s less about fixing what is broken and more about improving what works.\u201d \u201cThe best teams \u2026are never ever satisfied with the current state of their product.\u201d \u201cA/B testing is not just for digital buttons. You can use it in all areas of your life, from A/B testing your daily habits to how you team functions.\u201d\nThe rise of modern data science has enabled individuals and companies to put the optimization process that Belsky describes on steroids. There has never been a better time to harness processes that use the scientific method to improve people, teams and processes. Many of the most successful new products introduced over the last decade are at their core about bringing the scientific method to some area of life or business that formerly relied on guessing. Even if something is seemingly \u201cgoing great\u201d it is wise to keep trying to optimize to find improvements. This is how the most effective businesses maintain their competitive edge. Part of the reason why cities last longer than businesses is that residents of cities are continually experimenting with new solutions and those solutions over time enable the city adapt to changing conditions. Businesses that are more top down operated than a city may not adapt quickly enough to change to survive. I intend to write more about this topic soon.\n\u201cResourcefulness > Resources.\u201d \u201cIn the startup world, resources are like carbs. Resourcefulness is like muscle. When you develop it, it actually stays with you and impacts everything you do going forward.\u201d \u201cResourcefulness also makes you more creative. Any good designer will tell you that creative constraints help the idea generation process. With fewer resources and options you become more creative with what you have.\u201d\nBusinesses die more often from indigestion than starvation. Finding ways to grow without new resources is often what creates new value value. If money is used as a substitute for creativity and a sound organizational culture, the business is weaker when challenged by a competitor which has found way to scale without just spending more money to \u201cfix things.\u201d Belsky said once in an interview: \u201cMy former COO at Behance, Will Allen, used to always push teams to \u201crefactor, refactor, then hire\u201d when they came asking for more headcount and resources. Small teams can run circles around big teams faster and without as much tripping.\u201d One significant problem that startups have is that people sometimes are hired from very large companies which have lots of resources and set processes. The arrival of people from a large business can be the kiss of death for a startup or small business since speed is a competitive weapon and cash resources are more limited. This is not always true about former big company employees but it is something that must be watched carefully. A startup is not just a small version of a large business. What causes success or failure in one does not necessarily apply to the other.\n\u201cSuccess fails to scale when we fail to focus.\u201d \u201cWe navigate most of our lives and businesses with cursory knowledge rather than local knowledge. Only when we stick with and deeply explore one area, whether by choice or accident, do we learn better routes.\u201d \u201cGreat products don\u2019t stay simple by not evolving; they stay simple by continually improving their core value while removing features and pairing back aspects that aren\u2019t central to the core. More once subtraction for every addition.\u201d\nCreating and staying within a circle of competence is a life and business superpower. It is amazing how much advantage a person can get by consistently not being stupid. Focus helps a business stay with its circle of competence and hone its competitive advantage. If a business crates new paths to failure the probability of failure rises. A business having a focused objective doesn\u2019t mean that the goals should be small but rather that the level of risk the business takes on is optimal given resources available to that business and the competitive environment. Warren Buffett frames his approach to this set of decisions in terms of expected value:\n\u201cTake the probability of loss times the amount of possible loss from the probability of gain times the amount of possible gain. That is what we\u2019re trying to do. It\u2019s imperfect, but that\u2019s what it\u2019s all about. \u2026coming up with likely outcomes and appropriate probabilities is not an easy task\u2026the discipline of the process compels [you] to think through how various changes in expectations for value triggers\u2014sales, costs, and investments\u2014affect shareholder value, as well as the likelihood of various outcomes.\u201d\nIn addition to what someone might call \u201cbusiness objective bloat\u201d there is a different but related point that Belsky writes about in his book: customers want simple solutions and teams that have too many resources often reduce or even kill the value of the product by creating too much complexity by introducing new \u201cfeatures.\u201d So-called \u201cfeature bloat\u201d can be as deadly as the bite of a rattlesnake. Belsky once said in a New York Times interview:\n\u201cIndeed, new products win over users with their simplicity and add complexity over time to appeal to power users (and build a business), and then the process repeats itself. Teams that defy this practice continually simplify their products over time. For example, some teams try to remove or simplify features at the same pace as adding new features. Other teams attempt a reboot at some point in their product\u2019s life cycle where they design a new version with a vastly simpler foundation. The first step is acknowledging when you\u2019re catering too much to power users and failing to engage the latest cohort of new customers.\u201d\nAccomplishing what Belsky talks about just above in the interview is what makes great designers and \u201cproduct people.\u201d Some of the most talented people making the right choices about what to add and what to remove have savant-like skills in accomplishing this objective. Some of it seems like it is nature but the best designers I know what hard at nurturing their skills. Great designers are a scarce commodity and if your business has them, you should work hard to keep them.\n\u201cCulture is created by the stories you tell.\u201d\nHumans are storytelling creatures. A year never goes by that I don\u2019t increase my belief in the power of stories. The best teachers know how to tell stories and the best founders and managers know that as an organization grows telling stories is often the best way to create a propagate culture. There some good books about how to write a story you can read and learn from including The Hero with a Thousand Faces (The Collected Works of Joseph Campbell). One key point to about stories is that it is best to show people what to do rather than telling people what they should do something.\nWhat is the culture the stories must propagate in a business or other organization? Charlie Munger believes: \u201cOne solution fits all is not the way to go. All these cultures are different. The right culture for the Mayo Clinic is different from the right culture at a Hollywood movie studio. You can\u2019t run all these places with a cookie-cutter solution.\u201d The culture of a business is more than the sum of its parts. The totality of the vision, values, norms, systems, symbols, language, assumptions, beliefs, and habits of a business is what creates the culture of a business. Munger and Buffett are huge proponents of creating a strong organizational culture: \u201cOur final advantage is the hard-to-duplicate culture that permeates Berkshire. And in businesses, culture counts.\u2026Cultures self-propagate.\u201d Bureaucratic procedures beget more bureaucracy whereas culture enables speed which is a critical competitive advantage in a changing world.\n\u201cThe more credit you need, the less influence you will have.\u201d \u201cA new type of professional has emerged in the twenty first century. You\u2019ll find them working solo, in small teams or within large companies. \u201cThese \u2018free radicals\u2019 are the unbound energy sources of energy in the professional world.\u201d\nAnother superpower in life for getting things done is to let other people take credit for something. Making someone believe that X was their idea is the best way to get X adopted. This is why some of the best coaches are often so skilled in asking the right questions instead of always giving directives. Many businesses foster roles for a few of the free radicals that Belsky is talking about just above. These people naturally press an organization to think about new ideas and to try new approaches. They are insatiably curious and willing to help out wherever is needed.\n\u201cFoster Apprenticeship.\u201d \u201cA certain percentage of your energy should be devoted to mentoring others. Apprenticeships are mutually beneficial, as you\u2019ll prepare emerging leaders on your team to take more senior roles while developing a culture of constant learning and teaching.\u201d\nAnyone who knows me knows I am interested in finding ways to increase the ability of educational systems to prepare people for life and success in business. There is no better way to learn than to be an apprentice to someone who is skillful at something. I have been lucky enough to have been an apprentice to many very successful people. This experience naturally makes me think about this questions a lot: How can scalable digital systems provide something that approaches or supplements this same luck that I experienced as an apprentice? Relying on traditional analog systems (being an apprentice to real people) that I benefited from can\u2019t economically scale to effectively serve billions of people on the planet. The value and importance of person-to-person apprenticeship will never completely go away, but how can it be made more effective using digital tools? Books are magical, but people are reading less rather than more. People are trying to solve this reading problem in clever ways. For example, Amazon has a created period that starts each meeting during which people must read a document about the meeting n a prescribed format. In other words, employees of Amazon are forced to read the material and the writer is forced to keep the writing tight and short.\n\u201cFinishes come in all shapes and sizes and are never as certain (or desirable) as they seem. In fact, finishing should never be the end goal, and you shouldn\u2019t aspire to ever feel truly \u2018finished\u2019; life loses value when the challenge dissipates.\u201d\nI believe the real \u201cwinners\u201d in life are the people who accumulate the best stories based on real life experiences. This collection of great stories is an indicator that you never stop learning, creating and sharing. Belsky is saying that a finish is just a way station on the path to something else.\nThere are many other insights in The Messy Middle I wanted to write about that I have not mentioned in this blog post, but you can now buy and read the book yourself. One objective when you write a review is to give the reader a taste of the book but not give so much way that their is less incentive to buy the book. I can assure you that there are many topics in the book I did not cover and many important insights and questions for you to think about. As an aside, in preparing to write these blog posts I nearly always read and listen to podcasts that feature people who I write about. Scott was a guest on a recent podcast with Tim Ferris in which he is asked what thinkers he likes to read he mentioned Ben Thompson of Stratechery and then me. Ferris responded by repeating my name \u201cTren Griffin\u201d in the manner of \u201cwho the heck is that?\u201d It was quite a funny moment for me actually and it makes for a good story.\nIn his introduction to my latest book A Dozen Lessons for Entrepreneurs Belsky wrote:\nYou can ask for tips, but you can\u2019t adopt someone else\u2019s approach in aggregate. 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        "raw_content": "Kampala, Uganda \u2014 The Opposition in Parliament has welcomed the passing of the East African Monetary Institute Bill 2017, which will pave way for a single currency in East Africa.\nThe East African Monetary Institute Bill sought to set up the agency to perform the role of a regional central bank and establish a single currency.\nDuring a meeting with members of the East African Legislative Assembly, Uganda Chapter, the Leader of the Opposition, Hon. Betty Aol Ocan, said \"the Opposition MPs are welcome to the idea of the regional monetary framework and currency.\"\nThe members led by Hon. Stephen George Odongo are visiting Uganda as part of their sensitization drive to update the country on the progress of regional integration and on the critical legislations passed by the EALA.\n\"You have our support on the law and we hope to see the currency come to life in 2024,\" she said.\nThe Monetary Union, which involves a common currency and with common fiscal and monetary policies, is one of the stages of the integration of the six countries of East Africa: Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and Uganda.\nAol Ocan added that Opposition Cabinet has always recommended that the Uganda contributes diligently to the EAC.\nOdongo said the passing of the Bill prepares the East Africa Community (EAC) for a single currency to foster trade in the region.\n\"By 2024 we shall have one monetary currency that will harmonize the exchange rates in the region and fiscal policies,\" he said.\nOdongo added that bill will contribute to foster regional integration.\nHe also said that EALA had passed the EAC Statistics Bill, which is expected to help project the region's Gross Domestic Product and help plan and assist the transition to monetary union.\nThe EA Statistics Bureau Bill is expected to create a regional body similar to European Union's Eurostat, responsible for gathering data to guide decision making within the EAC Monetary Union.\nHon. Paul Musamali, Uganda's other representative to Arusha, raised concern over some of the funding challenges faced by the regional assembly.\n\"Each country contributes US$8.8 million which is 50 per cent of the budget of EALA and it is not even done on time; this leaves us in a precarious situation to scavenge for funds,\" he said.\nHe added that, \"If we are to shield ourselves against neo-colonialism we need to fund the assembly well\".\nSOURCE:Uganda Parliament",
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        "raw_content": "1.2 Form, Date, Setting, and Author\n2.1 Structure and Prologue\n2.2 Dialogue with Friends\n2.3 Job and God\nThe cry of Job is the most persistent and developed of all appeals in the Bible for help and vindication. The book never answers the question why the righteous suffer, but it does allow a theological discussion about how we shall talk about God in a world that is turned upside down and makes little sense. What distinguishes the Book of Job from most biblical literature and literature in general is the author\u2019s capacity to represent the voices of different viewpoints with authenticity. The author does not create straw dogs that can easily be knocked over. In a highly conflicted situation these contesting voices are represented fairly and with consistency. Such voices heard in community are essential to an Anabaptist view of congregational life. Each is viewed with integrity and provides an avenue for the examination of beliefs.\nThe book has a strong anticreedal disposition when the standards of wisdom are examined. God stands outside the distillation of all attempts to set an intellectual frame around the deity. God cannot be pinned down by creed or pithy philosophies, in this case the doctrine of retribution. In this setting the writer examines the nature of devotion and obedience outside doctrinaire creedal affirmations. The faith journey is defined by obedience to God (discipleship) that is one of the hallmarks of Anabaptist thought.\nJob\u2019s undeserved suffering provided an example to the Anabaptists who were also suffering undeservedly for their faith. The Martyr\u2019s Mirror (1660) connects the persecution and torment inflicted on the Anabaptists with the faithful of all times and places, and in particular Job. Thomas van Imbroek, beheaded in Cologne on May 5, 1556, quoted Job in a letter, \u201cRemember also patient Job who in his trial with all meekness said, \u2018Naked came I out of my mother\u2019s womb, and naked shall I return thither, the Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord (Job 1:21)\u2019\u201d (580). Andriaenken who was burned at the stake wrote to her husband in 1572, \u201cHence we are of good cheer; whatever the Lord suffers to come upon us is all for the good\u2026 wherefore we endure everything, and are patient according to the example of Job\u2026\u201d (927). These confessions reflect an interpretation of Job\u2014suffering with perseverance and acceptance\u2014similar to that found in the Book of James (5:11).\nHowever, the poetic section of the book of Job (chs. 3\u201341) does not encourage meek submission to suffering nor does it encourage sufferers to be content with easy palliatives in response to their condition. In this part of the book Job cries for justice\u2014not in hushed tones but in anguished outbursts. The drive for justice in an individual life and in the governance of the universe arises with emotive force in the poetic speeches of Job. The Ruler of the universe is called to execute justice in the present.\nIn a certain sense the poetic dialogues in Job are a precursor to the method used by the first Anabaptist Brethren to determine the basics of faith and practice: joint Bible study. Though one can say in both the Book of Job and in life that God has the final word, that outcome is most likely after all voices have been heard.\nForm, Date, Setting, and Author\nJob has been classified as a wisdom book and though it shares characteristics with wisdom literature throughout the Middle East from Egypt to Babylon, it defies rigid classification. The friends of Job dispense classical wisdom teaching reflecting on the coherent, reliable, and regular nature of creation: good things happen to good people and bad things happen to bad people (the doctrine of retribution). On the other hand, many of the speeches of Job reflect the language of lament found in the Psalter. Job with his explosions of despair and anger follows the pattern of complaint rather than the measured discourse of the sage.\nDetails in the prose narrative used as the frame for the Book of Job suggest it could have been in existence as early as the eighth century BCE. The figure of the righteous sufferer who does not raise his voice in the event of a catastrophe can be found as early as the second millennium BCE in Sumer. Many believe that the author of the book has refashioned such a prose tale and supplemented it with the poetic sections after the exile, from approx. 500\u2013400 BCE.\nIn the organization of the Hebrew canon, the Book of Job is located with Psalms and Proverbs, serving as a bridge between the hymns of Israel and the wisdom of the sages. In the Protestant canon, the Book of Job is associated with the historical books, following Esther.\nThough the book was written in Hebrew and includes the special Israelite name for God (Yahweh), the central characters have non-Israelite names and come from a region outside Palestine. Job has no genealogy, and the book, unlike what is typical for historical works, does not begin with the word and linked to a verb. Rather it opens with the simple phrase, \u201cAnd there was a man.\u201d With this introduction and the absence of detail about his origins, the rabbis of the Babylonian Talmud considered the possibility that Job never existed (B. Bat. 15a). Scholars propose that the story may have had historical antecedents, but in its present form it should be read as a parable about the life of devotion, no longer linked to a specific individual or time.\nRegardless of the book\u2019s layers of composition, however modest they may be, the writing is not a patchwork but a clearly conceived piece of literature. Recent investigation treats the book as primarily the work of one astute and literate writer with some additions and expansions in chapters 22\u201328 and 32\u201337.\nOf prime importance is Job\u2019s relationship with God. The narrator describes Job as a \u201cman . . . blameless and upright, one who feared God and turned away from evil\u201d (Job 1:1 NRSV; cf. God\u2019s similar descriptions in 1:8; 2:3). The reader is provided the basis on which the whole book depends: a righteous man suffers. The reader will not get an answer to the question, \u201cWhy do the righteous suffer?\u201d The book in effect poses another question, \u201cIs it possible to serve God without expecting a reward?\u201d The accuser in chapters 1\u20132 (satan, a title not a name) believes that every person has a price, and the only reason Job serves God is because God has protected him and rewarded him. God, on the other hand, believes in the devotion of Job for its own sake. That is, God bets on humanity and the accuser bets against humanity.\nStructure and Prologue\nThe organization of the book has a framing prose narrative: chapters 1\u20132 (which introduce Job and his suffering) and 42:7-17 (resolution and Job's final years). The central poetic section is inaugurated by the lament of Job in chapter 3 and concludes with the speeches of God (and brief responses from Job) in 38:1\u201342:6. The first lament is followed by three cycles of speeches in which a friend speaks and Job responds: Cycle I, chapters 4\u201314; Cycle II, chapters 15\u201321 Cycle III, chapters 22\u201327. In the final cycle, the speech patterns break down, the harshest accusations are made, and arguments become confused. The three friends, Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar, speak in each of the first two cycles, but Zophar vanishes from the third. The friends begin with gentle persuasion but end with intense accusations about Job\u2019s sins. All three represent the doctrine of divine retribution with a variety of nuances in their positions. If there is any progression in their speeches, it is in emotional intensity and not in new argument. A fourth friend speaks in chapters 32\u201337, followed by the speeches of God in chapters 38\u201341.\nDialogue with Friends\nThe conflict in the book occurs because the friends believe that one can only speak about God in muted tones, while Job\u2014following the psalmists\u2014bursts forth with angry complaint. Job\u2019s accusatory cry against God and his friends disturbs pious views of how one should pray and what one should do in moments of distress. Job displays a striking frankness in his prayer life and in his discourse with his friends who believe that a wise man would never act in this way (cf. the first speech of Eliphaz in chs. 4\u20135 with the speech of Job in 6\u20137).\nThe greatest disruption comes in the third cycle of speeches where the arguments are not clearly delineated. As often happens in extended conversations, the clarity of the arguments fade. The voice of Zophar is lost completely. Chapter 28 is a powerful summary of wisdom thought without attribution to any speaker. In response to the friends\u2019 accusations, Job gives a speech outlining his change in fortune from the pinnacle of esteem to social outcast and concludes with an assertion of his innocence in a calm and deliberative manner (chs. 29\u201331). Elihu, a young upstart, makes his own effort to refute Job\u2019s arguments as well as to criticize the attempts of the three friends (chs. 32\u201337). While there has been debate about various possible additions to the work, the most likely candidate is the speech of Elihu (previously and subsequently unmentioned in the book), characterized by Carole Newsom as the review of a dissatisfied reader.\nThe speech of God and Job\u2019s response (Job 38:1\u201342:6) have raised perhaps the most questions for interpreters. Many have found God\u2019s speech to be unsympathetic and unresponsive to Job\u2019s plight. David Dorsey has shown that God\u2019s speech echoes Job\u2019s lament in chapter 3 by 140 uses of nouns and verbs from that chapter (class notes from his lectures in the 1990s). This repetition suggests that God has been listening to Job and seeks to respond directly to his expression of lament and despair. In the process, God replaces Job\u2019s destructive words with divine words of creative presence.\nIn chapters 29\u201331 Job requests that God render a judgment against him. Yet in the response, God does not condemn him, overwhelm him, or put Job down. Rather, God summons Job to \u201cGird up your loins like a man\u201d (38:3 and 40:7). The use of man in most translations does not reflect the strength of the Hebrew noun, gibbor, the word for warrior. God is actually saying to Job that he should stand up like a mighty warrior and present his case. God is also saying in this response that all life does not come under human control. The chapters are a reminder that God\u2019s thought and action cannot be comprehended in a human-centered world. While the friends had banished God from the disruptive and chaotic moments of life, Job now sees the creative presence of God even in the tragic moments of loss and illness.\nThe reader is particularly challenged to understand Job\u2019s reply to the discourse of God, \u201cTherefore I despise myself and repent in dust and ashes\u201d (42:6). A better translation supported by a number of scholars would be, \u201cI retract my case and repent of my dust and ashes\u201d (Habel, The Book of Job, 575). In his book, On Job: God-Talk and the Suffering of the Innocent, Gustavo Gutierrez argues that \u201cJob is rejecting the attitude of lamentation that has been his until now. The speeches of God have shown that this attitude is not justified. He does not repent or retract what he has hitherto said, but he now sees clearly that he cannot go on complaining. This means that in his final reply what Job is expressing is not contrition but a renunciation of his lamentation and dejected outlook\u201d (87). Job has overcome his attitude that God owes him something because of his own righteousness.\nIn the prose conclusion (42:7-17) Job forgives his friends (enemies!) and prays on their behalf. The final verses of the book bring Job\u2019s restoration with an abundance of wealth and a return of family life. However, they provide a puzzle for the reader. This restoration appears to confirm the arguments of the friends, namely that the righteous will eventually be rewarded. In a polyphonic text the reader should not expect that when the writer appears to support one point of view over another that the second point of view in the inherited tradition will be completely repressed. The writer preserves a variety of voices articulated in the biblical tradition right up to the last words of his work.\nWhat the reader discovers in this journey through the Book of Job is a devotion not built on rewards but on the recognition that our standing with God is God\u2019s free gift to us. One cannot gain a hold on God and remove God\u2019s freedom in his love and care of us. Devotion for Job and for the believer is driven by a love of God. Job also provides a voice for those who have suffered loss and encourages an airing of the way one actually feels in prayer. In a day of great differences among people of faith, the author of the Book of Job displays a variety of voices and honors those voices, even in conflicted circumstances.\nvan Braght, Thieleman J., ed. Martyrs Mirror. 8th English ed. Scottdale, PA: Herald, 1968.\nClines, David J. A. Job 1\u201320. Word Biblical Commentary. Nashville, TN.: Thomas Nelson, 1989.\nFreehof, Solomon. Book of Job: A Commentary. The Jewish Commentary for Bible Readers. New York: Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1958.\nGood, Edwin M. In Turns of Tempest: A Reading of Job, with a Translation. Palo Alto, CA: Stanford University Press, 1990.\nGutierrez, Gustav. On Job: God-Talk and the Suffering of the Innocent. Translated by Matthew J. O\u2019Connell. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis, 1987.\nHabel, Norman C. The Book of Job. The Old Testament Library. Philadelphia, PA: The Westminster Press, 1985.\nNeff, Robert W. \u201cSuffering in the Book of Job and Psalms: A Study of Our Devotional Response to Loss.\u201d In The Witness of the Hebrew Bible for a New Testament Church, fs. Robert W. Neff, edited by Christina Bucher, David A. Leiter, and Frank Ramirez, 193\u2013209. Elgin, IL: Brethren, 2010.\n\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013. Voices in the Book of Job. Covenant Bible Study Series. Elgin, IL: Brethren, 2005.\nNewsom, Carol. The Book of Job: A Contest of Moral Imaginations. 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The black and white goat kid was \u201cscared, alone, sick and needed to be taken to the vet,\u201d Hsiung said. \u201cSo that\u2019s what we did.\u201d The goat had pneumonia and lice, he said.\nBut police say Hsiung, 36, stole the goat, and arrested him on June 7 when he landed at an Asheville airport, where he was scheduled to speak at VeganFest June 8-10.\nHsiung, an environmental lawyer, is co-founder and organizer of Direct Action Everywhere and a former Northwestern law professor.\nDirect Action Everywhere is an animal rights network whose mission is to \u201cempower a diverse network of individuals committed to taking nonviolent direct action to end the exploitation and killing of all animals.\u201d\nThe Berkeley-based organization reported that Hsiung was arrested when he touched down in Asheville, and was charged with felony breaking and entering, felony larceny and misdemeanor first-degree trespassing, according to the Transylvania County clerk of court\u2019s office. Hsiung\u2019s bail was set at $25,000.\n\u201cWe are not trying to hurt businesses, especially small local farms,\u201d Hsiung told The Citizen-Times after his Tuesday court appearance.. \u201cPart of my hope in this trial in Transylvania is to show these folks that this West Coast lawyer is not your enemy, and that we can create a humane world for all animals.\u201d\nHsiung faces a jail sentence of up to 39 months if he is convicted of the charges, the clerk\u2019s office said. He appeared in court on Tuesday for an arraignment hearing.\nHsiung said that his organization had been investigating the North Carolina meat farm for about two years, he told Fox Carolina. He said he found the sick goat kid near death, and believed it was an emergency situation.\nSo Hsiung took the goat from the farmto a veterinarian, and she is now in good condition, he said in a video from one of his talks at VeganFest.\nThe goat, named Rain, is now at an undisclosed animal sanctuary in western North Carolina, Hsiung told The Citizen-Times.\nHsiung told Fox Carolina he was justified in taking the goat under the doctrine of legal necessity, which is a principle where a normally criminal act is justified by the necessity of preserving something of value greater than what is lost.\n\u201cThe law should target animal abusers, not animal rescuers,\u201d Hsiung told Fox Carolina. \u201cI can\u2019t believe they\u2019ll send us to prison for helping a baby goat.\u201d\nBut Hsiung said any time he serves will be worth it.\n\u201cWhatever sacrifices or prison time I have to endure, at least we will get a lot of people talking about animal rights,\u201d Hsiung said in a Facebook video.\nHsiung pleaded not guilty on Tuesday and is due back in North Carolina on July 5 for a probable cause hearing, he said.\nAn incident report from the Transylvania County Sheriff\u2019s Office said the farmer of the Pisgah Forest meat farm called law enforcement after he found a gate on the farm open and a baby goat missing from its pen on February 10.\nThe farmer said in the report that the goat was barely a week old and could not care for itself.\nDeputies said in the report that Hsiung\u2019s driver\u2019s license was found on the farm and that law enforcement found a Facebook Live video that allegedly showed Hsiung and two other men with the goat.\nHsiung described how he took the goat from the farm in the video, deputies said.\nTransylvania County deputy Jeremy Queen said detectives had been tracking Hsiung for months, had issued warrants for his arrest and were waiting for him to return to the state.\nHsiung has rescued dogs and farm animals across the United States for more than 20 years, according to Direct Action Everywhere.\nHis organization has locations across the country investigating reports of animal abuse or mistreatment.\nThis isn\u2019t Hsiung\u2019s first run-in with felony charges. In a Facebook video, he said he was headed to Utah after North Carolina to face his seventh and eighth felony charges for similar \u201crescues.\u201d He said he and his team have been \u201cpunished, harassed, surveilled and threatened with decades in prison.\u201d\nDistrict Attorney Greg Newman said he had seen an increase in animal abuse cases in western North Carolina, but said actions like those Hsiung is accused of won\u2019t be tolerated.\n\u201cIf there is a person or animal being abused, there are legal channels to pursue to address that,\u201d Newman said. \u201cStepping on someone\u2019s property to do that is not going to fly. If that person broke the law, we will have to prosecute him that way regardless of reasons.\u201d\nDirect Action Everywhere spokesman Matt Johnson told The Daily Californian that the public supported Hsiung\u2019s efforts to rescue Rain during the Facebook Live video.\n\u201cOrdinary people see that you were helping a sick animal and now you\u2019re going to be thrown in prison for that,\u201d Johnson said. \u201cThat\u2019s something that is positive for us from a movement-building perspective.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m proud of what we do at DxE to save animals from torture,\u201d he said in another Facebook video from June 11.",
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        "raw_content": "She Said, \u201cI Want to Be Better. I Want to Learn.\u201d\nJuly 25, 2016 July 24, 2016 by Anisa Nasir\n\u201cMonday mornings have always been the kind that I never really liked when I was younger, and that\u2019s because I was never really ready to part with my free time to take on any sort of productivity. However, as I\u2019ve gotten older, I\u2019ve found that on the days I allot time to relax, I\u2019m always itching to get something done. I\u2019ve never been one to be comfortable in one place for too long, I like the excitement of new experiences, and that\u2019s why I began writing. I\u2019ve been having the time of my life living vicariously through the characters I create myself, or the stories I\u2019ve delved into. I\u2019m never short on inspiration, I just have to allow myself to work hard. I have a constant fear, that if I begin a new project, I\u2019d never finish. I have a constant fear, that if I make a schedule, I could never stick to it. I\u2019ve faced both, and I\u2019m ready to begin setting new goals.\u201d\nI woke up yesterday morning with the sole purpose of staying in bed, and \u201crelaxing.\u201d Let\u2019s just say, that didn\u2019t work out so well. I did indeed relax all day, but I can\u2019t say that I thoroughly enjoyed it. You know when you feel like something\u2019s good for you, so you do it, and it really is counterproductive? That\u2019s how I felt yesterday. I have always been the kind of person that falls in love with whatever I do, I have to stay productive, it\u2019s what keeps me happy. It keeps me content. However, everyone has those days where you feel like nothing you do is good enough, like everything just seems to be working against you. I\u2019ve had a few of those this past week, but I\u2019ve written them off as bad days, and moved on.\nI struggle with keeping track of everything I want to accomplish, and so there\u2019s a good chance that nothing is going to get done. Recently, I\u2019ve noticed just how much better I\u2019ve gotten, just how much more I\u2019ve accomplished in such a short amount of time. Yesterday I was faced with quite a few things that would normally stress me out so much I\u2019d find it hard to do anything else, but I shook them off. I shook them off and I\u2019m making an effort to not let them affect all that I can possibly get done today. They were yesterday\u2019s problems and they\u2019ve been dealt with. (Those are words I used to find it very hard to say). It\u2019s almost as if I\u2019ve become someone who has begun to understand just what I need at any given time, (sometimes, I do need an entire day to take it easy). It\u2019s important to realize what you\u2019re feeling. I\u2019ve spent more time noticing and accepting my problems, rather than trying to \u201cforget\u201d them. It has played a major part in my ability to do more with my time, and work towards all that I want to achieve later on in life.\nStorytelling for me has become a part of my daily life, for I spend so much time with my characters that it allows me to then understand much more about myself than I could\u2019ve ever really imagined. In those ah ha! moments it\u2019s indeed refreshing to see yourself in a body of work that you\u2019re proud of. It takes a lot for me to like what I write sometimes, but when I do, theres a certain sense of Euphoria that makes it all worthwhile. Keep at it, there\u2019s so much more to uncover (Okay, how incredibly clich\u00e9 and repetitive, but it\u2019s true).\nFinish that damn story.\nanisa nasir dear diary inspiration life monday motivation writing\nQuitting Isn\u2019t an Option, Even When it Feels Like the Only One\nThere Comes a Week Where Monday Ceases to Exist \u2013 Enjoying the Little Things",
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        "raw_content": "Discovering Hope Leads to Surprising Joy\nI wrote this post 2 days ago\u2026 then I got the most amazing news yesterday\u2026 something I need to share first, before anything else\u2026\nI can officially say the Medical Clinic in the village of Ascension in Dominican Republic is FULLY FUNDED.\nCan I shout it from the rooftops please? Can I get an Amen? Maybe a hallejuah? A praise God?\nTHANK YOU for all your prayers and your generosity \ud83d\ude42 I will continue to update you about the project. I know Go MAD is sending me some pictures of the work progression really soon. And I know they are so grateful. What a blessing it has been to watch this unfold the last few weeks. Much more to come\u2026.\nBack to the blog post\u2026 it\u2019s a good one too \ud83d\ude42\nI had the most amazing dream. I was invited to a night out with my Joshua. We were at the event, people were singing a beautiful song, they were happy to be there. Then the guest speaker was being introduced. It was me. I was off in the background of the location, puttering around with something, but I was holding a stack of Discovering Hope books. I wasn\u2019t going to take the microphone. They were waiting. Josh knew I was terrified. He went to the podium and started to explain why I wasn\u2019t responding to the invitation to speak. Something in me decided it was time. Even though I didn\u2019t know what to say, or what words would come out once I put the microphone to my mouth, or how they would sound \u2013 I took the stage. And started talking. And stumbled. And did my nervous laugh. And didn\u2019t make any sense. And then talked some more. And eventually I got to the point, the reason for speaking, the message that was on my heart to share with you\u2026\nI have been surprised by joy.\nAs I have pursued the discovery of hope \u2013 set my sights on the good, my focus on what HAS come, my vision on what IS YET to be \u2013 I have also found joy.\nIt can only be God.\nWhere once I could only see the bad, I could only focus on what HAS NOT come, I could only envision what was LOST \u2013 now there is so much more.\nThere is life in place of death.\nThere is light in place of dark.\nThere is hope in place of despair.\nThere is joy in place of sorrow.\nJoy is new for me when it comes to Caleb. I have discovered ways to hope, ways to celebrate, different perspectives, restoration, and renewal.\nBut I\u2019m not sure there was ever joy.\nJust like in my dream as I was surprised by the invitation to come forward and share with the audience.\nJust as I was so unprepared for what was coming.\nJust as I had to make a decision to put one foot in front of the other and see what would happen.\nSo it is with Caleb \u2013 I am surprised by what he shares with the people who meet him, I\u2019m unprepared for the ways he touches this world, and I\u2019m in awe of every step we take as we decide to grab hold of God\u2019s plans for him.\nMy son surprises me, my God surprises me \u2013 I am so surprised by joy.\nNow that is a message I can share any day.\nPrevious $20 to Stuff a Christmas Stocking with Fun & Meaningful Gifts\nNext Fun Advent Resource For Your Family\nWhat a glorious blog! Congratulations on Caleb\u2019s clinic being fully funded ahead of the expected date, and I\u2019m sharing in your joy of Caleb as he touches this world from his heavenly home \ud83d\ude42\nPraise God is all I say say. With Him all things are possible.\nAnna, can we still donate to Calebs Clinic Fund?\nYes, you can continue to give to the medical clinic fun \u2013 I still have to pass along some money to Go MAD that people gave me in person for the clinic. You can either pass the money along to me in person, or give online at https://www.gofundme.com/calebmedicalclinic. Thanks Carolyn! \ud83d\ude42\nThank you so much for the depth of your words. They reached into my heart this morning in a powerful way. In the time that you carried him, he reached into our hearts and became so deeply ingrained in us that he will forever be with us. And now, through his memory, people will be blessed, healed, taught, and strengthened for this life as he reaches back from the next. Thank you for being such a great mom, to all three of our boys\u2026\nI love you Anna Sklar.",
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        "raw_content": "An Objective Method of Assessing Tissue Specimens Obtained via Endoscopic Ultrasound Guided Fine Needle Aspiration.\nAn objective digital scanning method to quantify and qualify the amount of tissue acquired by different sizes and types of biopsy needles, in patients undergoing endoscopic ultrasound guided fine needle aspiration.\nInvestigation and diagnosis of gastrointestinal tract tissue specimens 304021 0\nThis study does not require patient consent as there will be no risks to the patient and no confidentiality issues (all patients are known to the investigators and the scan have been previously viewed as a part of diagnostic work up). The scans and the data will be stored in an anonymous manner.\nThe types of needles to be used are Cook Medical Procore Needles, of sizes: 19G, 20G, 22G, and 25G. The anesthetist administers medications, and needle biopsies are taken by the endoscopist. 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        "raw_content": "Written by Lunarken March 22, 2018 March 22, 2018\nSo I didn\u2019t write anything yesterday because I was in a very bad mood, also because I wasn\u2019t do much at all. Spent most of the day on the computer and watching things on YouTube, read some manga and started watching Marvel\u2019s Runaways.\nReason why I was in a bad mood was because my stepfather kept saying how great his curry was compared to everyone else. He made his curry so runny that it looked like curry soup and it lacked a lot of flavor. He was saying that it doesn\u2019t taste good if it\u2019s thick and saying all these condescending things that implied the curry I made was bad. In the past, my mom made a soupy curry and he kept pecking on it like it\u2019s the worst thing he ever had, but when he makes it soupy it\u2019s suddenly the best curry he\u2019s ever made. He also complained about my curry being spicy, but last night he made his spicy and continued to praise how great it was throughout the duration of our dinner.\nOf course, me being the one who loves food obviously felt extremely offended by his hypocritical comments and I was fueled with so much rage that I just ate in complete silence. He does this every time whenever it\u2019s something to do with food. Basically, everything he makes is better than than everyone else, that\u2019s what he believes, even if it tastes absolutely disgusting. This one time he made the saltiest soup I\u2019ve ever tasted in my life, and he says that isn\u2019t salty at all. How narcissistic so you have to be to believe in your own lie? Does it take that much pride to say you\u2019ve added too much salt?\nAnyway, I stayed at home today and spent the morning resting in my bed, then went to buy some butter and cheese to make some pasta. What I did was melt some butter and added some chopped spring onions and minced garlic, heat it up till it became fragrant, then added 2 \u2013 3 teaspoons of fish sauce, 2 tablespoons of oyster sauce and some black pepper to it to finish the sauce. Finally, I added my pasta and put in some cheese, mixed it all up and serve. It was too salty to be honest because I used salted butter lol. It was alright, my brother liked it.\nSo about my ear infection lol. The ear drops are definitely working because it isn\u2019t leaking that yellowish liquid anymore. At first it didn\u2019t helped because I was doing it wrong, then later after looking it up I realized you have to let it seep into your ear and let it stay there for a full minute, then tilt your head so the infected ear is pointing down to catch all the ear drops with a tissue. I\u2019m so glad that I don\u2019t have to worry about going out and constantly having to dry it, and now I don\u2019t have to touch it so often.\nI don\u2019t know how long till it\u2019s completely healed, hopefully the antibiotics are working because at the moment I\u2019m still experiencing some deafness and there\u2019s still some swelling in the ear. As for the pain, there is some if I touch it and sometimes, rarely, there is a bit of pain every now and then, but it isn\u2019t enough that\u2019ll make me cry out or get in the way of me doing anything. I think it would be wise to take the other medicine I was prescribed that would help with any pain and fever just in case.\n8 pm right now, just finished watching the first episode of The Shadowhunters Season 3 and I\u2019m really looking forward to the next episode. 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        "raw_content": "I guess I\u2019ll update you on the last 3 days that I didn\u2019t write anything about. On Friday I ended up not going to the library because it was raining pretty much the entire day, so I stayed at home and did the usual internet browsing. On Saturday I didn\u2019t get my haircut because the salon was fully booked, so I stayed at home that day as well. Sunday was when I got my haircut and later went to a Chinese restaurant nearby for lunch. I didn\u2019t write anything in those days because there wasn\u2019t much happening besides the usual.\nSo it\u2019s Monday today and it\u2019s pretty sunny. I decided to go to the library today to read my novel. I actually slept in a bit, but I had to hang the laundry this morning. I also prepared my medication for lunch today and it was a pain to cut it out individually because its angled in a weird way.\nI left the house at 10:30 am and walked all the way to train station. It was very sunny and I was covered in sweat. Thank goodness the library is the just a station away, otherwise I wouldn\u2019t have bothered going haha.\n1:22 pm right now, just got back from having lunch. I went to a nearby sushi place and ordered a pork katsu curry. I was a little surprised that the curry was in a cup, but that was because the bowl was plastic.\nSitting in the library after lunch, now continuing to read my novel. Gonna be here for a few more hours. Most likely till 4 pm and then I\u2019ll start heading home.\nAlmost 5 pm now, got back around 4:30 pm and it\u2019s pouring rain right now. Gonna read some comics that got updated today, then watch whatever is on YouTube. Also, just used my ear drops and it\u2019s starting to get a lot better. There isn\u2019t any pain and my hearing is also returning, still a bit of deafness but it should be better soon. By tomorrow morning I would have taken all my antibiotics, but I\u2019m still going to use the ear drops till it\u2019s finished or expired.\nI\u2019ve also finished watching the first season of Marvel\u2019s Runaways and I\u2019m definitely looking forward to season 2 when it comes out. Also just found out that Rupaul\u2019s Drag Race is on Netflix, which makes it easier now because I longer have to search for it on the internet.\n9:27 pm, about to take a shower then go to sleep. Just finished watching 2 episodes of Zero: Dragon Blood and before that I also watched this weeks episode of Kamen Rider Build.\nGonna keep today\u2019s post short, getting tired at the moment and I don\u2019t really want to talk much when it\u2019s this late in the day. I\u2019m not really a night person haha, neither am I a morning person. I\u2019ll talk to you later, good night.",
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        "raw_content": "Some things happen to you in life that makes you feel useless or not worthy of anyone. Once again my depression has gone into relapse and my head is full of negative thoughts and self loafing. This is chronic depression and it has affected me for a large portion of my life. I didn\u2019t ask to have it and I certainly don\u2019t feel well or any better when I\u2019m told I can ask for help, because it\u2019s not a matter of getting someone else\u2019s input on what I should do to better my life, since this is a battle with myself and only I know what would make me feel better.\nMy choice of action has always been to seclude myself and take some time off on my own. Even if that means being off of social media and cutting everyone out of my life. This can affect my interaction with the world, but it\u2019s what makes me feel better. So there are times when I don\u2019t write anything on my blog because I\u2019m taking time to rest up and get my thoughts straight.\nThese few days, I\u2019ve spent most of them at home doing the usual; reading comics, watching anime, browsing through YouTube and Netflix, and playing mobile games. My brother went to do his learners license test and he failed that, so now he\u2019s at home studying again. I went out to buy some cheese, flour, macaroni and spaghetti.\nToday the weather is cloudy and windy. It\u2019s been raining all morning and it\u2019s 11 am right now. I spent the morning making mung bean sweat soup. It\u2019s a Chinese dessert that\u2019s similar to the Japanese red paste paste, but it\u2019s made with mung beans instead with some other herbs and it has a more watery consistency. Look it up if you\u2019re interested.\nI\u2019m on the computer life now and I will be doing the usual. For lunch I plan on making some mac and cheese from scratch. I tried to make it yesterday, but it didn\u2019t come out good and I ended up throwing most of it away. Hopefully it works out this time.\nSo it\u2019s 4:21 pm right now and I have no idea what I\u2019m gonna do for the rest of the day. Probably wait for the new Black Lightning episode to come out, and I think Shadowhunter comes out today as well? We\u2019ll see.\nThe mac n cheese I made for lunch was okay, but it was so bitter. It was definitely the cheese that I used because I could smell the bitterness. I would\u2019ve bought a block of cheese and grated it myself, but we don\u2019t have a cheese grater(Asian household), so I bought the shredded cheese from a nearby dairy.\nI\u2019m not really a mac and cheese fan to begin with, because it\u2019s a very heavy dish and I\u2019m feeling sick from eating it, so it\u2019s unlikely that I would ever go out of my way to make it again. It was also annoying when I was making the cheese sauce because the sauce became lumpy from the flour, and I just couldn\u2019t be bothered with whisking it smooth since we also don\u2019t have a whisk haha.\nNow I\u2019m wondering what I\u2019m going to do with all these left over macaroni and flour. I might look up some recipes and use the flour for pancakes, but I\u2019m definitely never making mac n cheese ever again haha.\n8:17 pm, listening to songs right now. So there isn\u2019t any update for those shows I mentioned before, I ended up just watching things on YouTube. There\u2019s not much to do when you\u2019re stuck at home and nothing really interests you.\nI\u2019m just gonna spend the night listening to music, ones that I haven\u2019t listened to for a long time. I\u2019ve been using Spotify for so long that I\u2019ve forgot about all the songs on my computer haha.\nI don\u2019t have any plans for tomorrow, probably the usual. Kinda wondering why I bother writing journal entries when it\u2019s basically the same thing as the day before. Literally, the only thing that\u2019s different is what I have for lunch lol. Or the times that I actually step out of the house.\nI\u2019ll leave it here for today, don\u2019t have anything to talk about haha. I wrote a little story of the time I switched over to using chopsticks earlier today, hope it was a good read. I might make it a thing now since my journal entries are boring to me haha. I\u2019ll try to share some past stories, if I remember anything worth reading lol.\nTalk to you later, good night.\nPrevious Post Story Time \u2013 From spoons to chopsticks.",
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        "raw_content": "On Tuesday there was a storm that heavily affected the country and most residents didn\u2019t have access to electricity and hot water to their homes. The heavy wind did a lot of damage and in some homes their roofs were ripped off.\nFor me, the only damage to our home were a part of a tree had been snapped off. Not as bad as our neighbors because parts of their fences were blown off and a hunk of their trees were damaged.\nWe still have electricity and there haven\u2019t been anymore damages, but the only thing that\u2019s been an inconvenience is that we don\u2019t have hot water. 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It\u2019s 1:14 pm right now and I\u2019m waiting for the plumber to get here and help rewire the water heating thing so it doesn\u2019t get affected the next time something like this happens.\nThe problem is, we live in an old house and even though we still have electricity, the water heating thing is connected differently, so that means we don\u2019t have any hot water. If that made any sense haha.\nI haven\u2019t done anything interesting for the past few days, just spent them at home since there\u2019s a storm and it\u2019s still been raining. It did better for one day, but then it continued to rain.\nWeather aside, I personally haven\u2019t been feeling that great. I just recovered from having canker sores and now I\u2019m just low energy and can\u2019t be bothered with doing anything. About the canker sores, I really don\u2019t what the deal with them is. I know I bit my tongue and that could cause it, but then I had another one on the the side of my cheek.\nIt was difficult to eat and I didn\u2019t even want to talk because it hurts to move my mouth. I did a little bit reading to find out what I can do about it and ended up doing a salt rinse, baking soda rinse, and applied coconut oil on it. I did that for the first half of week and then stopped because I just couldn\u2019t be bothered anymore. Now it\u2019s completely gone.\nIt\u2019s frustrating that things like this happen to me one after the other. First it was the ear infection, then canker sores, and now I just feel drained and angry. I\u2019d say I\u2019m depressed, but I don\u2019t want it to sound like an excuse to avoid doing something with my life.\nI\u2019m currently not studying right now. Still suspended from university, academically. It\u2019s almost been a year and then I can reapply for the next semester. What even got me into this mess is because of my depression. It was one of the most darkest moments of my life and I didn\u2019t want anything to do with the world. I honestly felt like I didn\u2019t belong there. I tried to get help from the university but it didn\u2019t do me any good. They just didn\u2019t listen at all.\nI\u2019m definitely never going back there again. I\u2019ve studied for 4 years already and I\u2019ve hated every moment of it since the beginning. Every time I\u2019ve been miserable is because of school and family. I just to live my life the way I want it to be; in peace.\nI can\u2019t even begin to tell you how much grief I have to go through with this \u2018family\u2019. Each passing day fuels me with anger. Common sense does not exists in this household. If you use the toilet and you get piss on the floor, you wipe it up. Is it that difficult? When you\u2019re done pooping, you keep the windows open so it can air out. 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        "raw_content": "In the middle of June I attended a conference in Pennsylvania on using native plants in the landscape. The conference was informative, but the highlight of the trip was getting to see Longwood Gardens, Chanticleer, and the Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore College, each for the third time in my life. The three gardens were full of beautiful plants, structures, and art; all designed to attract attention.\nIn my last blog we talked about repetition, the landscape design principle I consider the most important of all. This month we will take a look at dominance or the use of focal points in the landscape. This principle is the one most likely to be abused because it takes advantage of our human nature to be attracted to things that call attention to themselves.\nSo be warned. Landscaping is not about collecting as many flashy things as possible to look at. Landscaping your home is not about \u201cdecorating\u201d it. It\u2019s really more about making it fit in and belong to a place. And never forget, it doesn\u2019t matter what it looks like now. When I used to teach landscape design, I always told my students, \u201cLandscaping is not accepting what you see, but creating what you want to see.\u201d Unfortunately, we like to see lots of stuff! The overwhelming natural tendency is to place far too many focal points in a landscape. The very same appeal that causes one to purchase or collect a plant or item is the very attribute that causes it to be a focal point when placed in the landscape.\nMy rule for focal points is to have only one per main view. When you are looking towards your home and garden from the street, you should have a single focal point that is dominant to all others around it. The same goes for looking out into your landscape or into any \u201croom\u201d in your landscape. This means you have to consciously decide what\u2019s the most important and stick with it until you vote it out of office! There\u2019s nothing at all wrong with making a change, but until you do, that item needs to be the king. This makes it much easier when you are shopping at the nursery or antique store to know whether your purchase or find will out-compete your existing dominant effect. Sometimes it\u2019s hard to know until you place it in the landscape. This has happened to me many times in the past (particularly with specimen plants) only to have to remove competing elements or the very focal point I just added. Filling flower beds full of plants isn\u2019t landscaping. It\u2019s just planting. Anybody can do that.\nSo just what makes a focal point? Many traits can, actually. Hard materials in an otherwise soft green landscape tend to be focal points. This includes statues, furniture, yard art, and bird baths. Any contrasting change of texture often attracts the eye. Fine textured grasses against other broad foliage, spiked plants against prostrate ones, or succulents near non-succulents are generally points that attract the eye. Certainly color does the trick as well, particularly complementary colors\u2013 those opposite each other on the color wheel. These include purple next to yellow, blue near orange, or red beside anything green. Why do you think red berries attract so much attention on green hollies? This is how some make the red front door of their home the focal point of their otherwise green landscape. As a general rule, looking at your garden shouldn\u2019t be like looking into a kaleidoscope. The goal should be to use color to control the eye not overwhelm it. This is why landscapes full of assorted collected plants often come across as garish and distracting. It\u2019s what separates amateurs from artists.\nNaturally, size and shape also attract attention. If everything in a bed is 3 feet tall and you place a 15 foot tall specimen tree in it, eyes will be drawn to it. And certainly if you place a weeping or fastigiate specimen in a landscape it will draw attention. These should be used sparingly and only where one wants attention. Water acts the same way in a garden. Whether it\u2019s moving or not, it generally draws the eye because it\u2019s different. Any pond, fountain, or bird bath is probably going to be a focal point too.\nThough it seems I have given the impression that you are only allowed a single focal point in your landscape, that isn\u2019t true. Theoretically, you could have ones looking both towards and out of the front and back of your home plus down each side and out designated windows. And if that isn\u2019t enough, you could do as the English do and create separate rooms in your landscape, each with their own focal points.\nAlways remember that anything you can see from your landscape is considered a part of your landscape, whether you own it or not. It\u2019s known as \u201cthe borrowed landscape.\u201d Views can certainly be focal points. My parent\u2019s house in East Texas is a prime example as it\u2019s located on a 500 foot hill. For years I tried different landscapes and focal points in the backyard until I finally realized I couldn\u2019t compete with the view. Every time something ended up in the way, it ultimately had to be removed.\nIf your focal point isn\u2019t doing its job, just frame it. Placing like items on either side of an object or plant will help it become more of a focal point. The more frame you put, the more obvious it becomes.\nFocal points don\u2019t have to jump out and poke you in the eye, however. The wonderful power of design is the ability to control the eye. You can bring viewers to your focal point instantly or visually skip them along through a series of secondary focal points leading up to the main show.\nI made the decision with my own landscape to let the dominant effect show instantly. After all, I live in an old dogtrot farmhouse with a gaping breezeway running through the middle of it. It\u2019s kind of hard to hide an 8 foot hole in the middle of your house. So I decide to accentuate it, echo it, and frame it with an all\u00e9e of tree sized crapemyrtles leading up to it. I also planted 8,000 pine trees in back to form a contrasting evergreen curtain behind my stark white house. In my case, the old house is clearly the focal point as I lead the eye straight to it.\nFocal points can be very tricky and require either forethought to prevent making a mistake, or afterthought to admit (and correct the fact) that you made one. It\u2019s a wonderful process however. 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        "raw_content": "Imaginary Resolution In Marketing As We Usher The New Year\n1 Ulasan pada Imaginary Resolution In Marketing As We Usher The New Year\nWhen we plan our marketing strategy from various perspectives such as social media marketing, branded content, establishing social media on major platforms and the list goes on; we can actually apply imaginary resolution to any of these.\nA new year with a new fresh outlook. This happens every year and it\u2019s mostly everyone\u2019s favourite time of the year as we look forward to a brand new year ahead, just like the classic song by Andy Williams which is always played over and over again around this time of the year, \u201cIt\u2019s the most wonderful time of the year.\u201d Somehow, in every holiday season, people\u2019s good spirits coupled with lots of happenings tend to fill the air wherever we go. No one wants to be left behind in this season as they engaged themselves in various activities which were planned in advance, some even few months ahead just to be on time to catch up with the atmosphere and not to miss out any opportunity. It is with no exception that companies promoting their products or services will take full advantage of this sparkling time of the year. Again, this happens every year as we all know but in this competitive world of business, many companies or marketers will want to seize every chance to market or launch their products/services effectively. They want their products/services to be the first to be known for being either outstanding or to be remembered as long as they can, if possible permanently in the minds of the public.\nA brand new year also leads to new year resolution being made for accomplishment but for some people who do not believe in resolution, they will either state their point of view or shrugged their shoulders indicating why bother when in the first place, it can\u2019t be fulfilled. But I believe a made up resolution or rather an imaginary one does work. This is because resolution is not static. It can be revisited and revised accordingly along the way. As Collins English dictionary defines resolution as \u201cIf you make a resolution, you try very hard to do it. Resolution is determination to do something or not to do something.\u201d Thus, I believe it is a promise which we can fall upon as a reminder and encouragement to achieve it. It can also be a foundation for us to build something bigger, more solid or branch out at later stage. It is something that we visualise that we can achieve and hence, known as the \u201cimaginary resolution\u201d.\nWhen we plan our marketing strategy from various perspectives such as social media marketing, branded content, establishing social media on major platforms and the list goes on; we can actually apply imaginary resolution to any of these. It is like creating your own world in marketing while being logical and realistic in its approach but concurrently, must be prepared for any potential risks. Imaginary resolution in marketing can comprise of among others, a well thought of marketing strategy, the preferred design for an advertisement, the choice of words to be used in branded content or even something that you try to avoid doing it now but keep in view until the right time comes. It can be broken down into preliminary and revision stage as narrate d below:\nPreliminary stage \u2013 this should be done before the start of a new year. For instance, we have to study and imagine the market outlook for 2018 from various angles such as potential market trend, population size, age group, culture, consumers\u2019/buyers\u2019 interest/preferences/tastes, competitors, etc before penning down our resolution to strategise our marketing initiatives. Most importantly, our imaginary resolution caters the needs of our audience as we stay closely knitted and connected to them whole year round to prevent our products/services from being isolated or made less popular.\nRevision stage \u2013 there is no fix time for revision of resolution as it can happen any time of the year. Forget about accomplishing your preliminary resolution perfectly as it is inevitable that circumstances and people\u2019s mindset about a particular brand for instance, may change from time to time. Brands that were once people\u2019s choice or favourite brands somehow for some reasons can be made unpopular all of a sudden or out of the blue and they switch brand overnight. In the eyes of the owner of the brand, this can be very devastating and disappointing, especially when it affects corporate image and sales tremendously. Our preliminary resolution can subsequently be outdated at this point of discovery and hence, needs to be revised. Being imaginative about your revised resolution is workable if one is prepared to be innovative and can preamp the right time to change your marketing strategy via revised imaginary resolution. Don\u2019t be disappointed if you can\u2019t achieve part of your resolution as \u201cyou and only you\u201d have the power to revise it as and when you like it with no extra cost to rethink about your resolution to meet a particular objective/strategy. You never know that this resolution can one day become your marketing tool for you to look back and reuse as you like.\nHowever, there are times where we may wonder whether this created resolution is workable as there are uncertainties associated with unforeseen circumstances or unknown risk factors. We will be wondering whether it is worth the time and effort to prepare a resolution. But do you know that miracles can happen and a lousy resolution can sometimes become a powerful tool/base point to start and move on. It all depends on how we work around it. Here, I would like to quote an example of the famous Disney musical film, Mary Poppins song entitled \u201cSupercalifragilisticexpialidocious\u201d by Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. Try pronouncing the title of the song and spell it on your own after 5 seconds. I am sure most of you will have problem with that. We will go, \u201csupercali\u2026. what again?\u201d). Wikipedia states that \u201cThe roots of the word have been defined as: super- \u201cabove\u201d, cali- \u201cbeauty\u201d, fragilistic- \u201cdelicate\u201d, expiali- \u201cto atone\u201d, and -docious \u201ceducable\u201d, with the sum of these parts signifying roughly \u201cAtoning for educability through delicate beauty.\u201d According to the film, in which the word gained its popularity, it is defined as \u201csomething to say when you have nothing to say.\u201d I am trying to link this to imaginary resolution to bring out the point that this word which was once a nonsense word has gained its recognition worldwide where nothing is impossible. Follow me through the following first 5 lines of the song lyrics as we link them to imaginary resolution which can assist in our marketing strategy:\n\u201cIt\u2019s Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!\nThe lyric tells us that this word (perhaps the longest word in dictionary) of \u201csupercalifragilisticexpialidocious\u201d may sound scary at first sight (referring to \u201catrocious\u201d), but if you dare to bring your product really loud out there, you may succeed to capture the right attention at the right moment as you win over the public\u2019s attention on how they perceive (referring to \u201cprecocious\u201d) your product based on your marketing efforts. It takes determination and efforts to prepare a resolution but it doesn\u2019t cost you anything to go for imaginary resolution. We just need to enhance our thinking skills, our ability to think out of the box and creativity to come out with an acceptable resolution.\nIn order to at least secure the scalability and popularity of our brand or services, why not create an imaginary resolution for rainy days? There are endless marketing ideas and techniques demanding to be noted for a price, of course. But imaginary resolution is different. It is something you imagine that it may work out as part of your marketing strategy and can be a superb brainstorming session to motivate your marketing team while bearing in mind, not to get too carried away with the process. As the saying goes, \u201cThe resolution of an image is how clear the image is until you can see its fine aspects\u201d. Be as imaginative as you can as if you are going to succeed when drafting your imaginary resolution and allow it to crystallize with the flow. 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        "raw_content": "October 27, 2014 bbestnb Oakwood, Students\nHave you ever taken a big risk? I\u2019m not talking about eating your mom\u2019s broccoli casserole after too many days in the fridge. I\u2019m talking about something that could have only ended with a big win or a big disaster. Asking a girl to prom that has never talked to you. Pep-rally dance-off. Stealing second base in the last inning of the playoffs. If you\u2019ve ever gone all in\u2014taken a big risk\u2014 there\u2019s only one reason you did it. The payoff. For every risk, there\u2019s the promise of a reward. And if the reward is worth it, if it\u2019s enticing enough, you just might be willing to do things you might otherwise never consider. Did you know that serving the people around you can be risky? Not only is there no guarantee of being successful, of actually helping someone, but serving also means putting our comfort, our convenience, and our reputation on the line. On the other hand, choosing not to serve others has risks as well. Not only could we miss out, but those around us may go without something that they really need. Either way, there\u2019s a lot on the line. So the question you have to ask is: Am I going to play it safe or am I going to go all in?\nOctober 21, 2014 bbestnb Oakwood, Parent Cue\nOCTOBER 21, 2014 MARKO\nsome time ago, i did a blog interview with josh griffin on thedownload youth ministry blog about young teens and bible reading. thought i\u2019d share it here:\nResearch shows that a large percentage of churched teens rarely read the Bible outside of church. Why do you think that\u2019s so?\nA secondary reason is the busyness of the lives of teenagers these days; but the primary reason is that the Bible feels inaccessible to teens. They would say\u2013if they\u2019re being honest\u2013that it\u2019s \u201cboring.\u201d But what they really mean, if they had the words, would be, \u201cI don\u2019t know how to read it.\u201d\nWhy do young teens have a hard time reading and relating to the Bible?\nOf course, there\u2019s a language issue. But I think the main hurdle for young teens is that reading the Bible feels more academic. They try it once or twice, but feel like failures when they don\u2019t connect with what they\u2019re reading.\nHow have changes in youth culture affected the ability of Christian teens to understand, relate to, and engage with Scripture?\nOne of the primary shifts in youth culture over the past couple decades is a major shift in how teenager understand truth. Mostly gone are the days when rational arguments trumped. Today\u2019s teenagers and young adults have grown up in a world where their experience informs their understanding of what\u2019s true. This shouldn\u2019t unnerve us as Christ-followers; instead, we trust that the God who wants to reveal himself will meet teenagers in the living Word of God.\nWhat are some of the spiritual challenges a young teen faces in today\u2019s culture?\nWhile I could answer this question in dozens of ways, I\u2019ll go with this: today\u2019s teenagers have an extremely heightened need for belonging. A desire for belonging is a good thing, and part of our being made in the image of God. But the challenge for today\u2019s teenagers is that they usually learn their identity through their places of belonging. And, clearly, this can be problematic when their places of belonging tell them lies about themselves.\nYou\u2019ve been involved in youth ministry for a few decades now. Is nurturing the faith of young teens more difficult today?\nIn many ways, yes (though not in every way). Certainly, our pluralistic culture has mostly eliminated the \u201cbase line\u201d of basic assumptions we used to be able to make about teenagers\u2019 knowledge of the Bible and basic beliefs. In many ways, the biggest issue I see is the extreme isolation of teenagers in our culture today: they spend all their waking hours in homogeneous groupings, and rarely spend time with adults. That brings all sorts of challenges with it that are difficult for youth workers who want to help teenagers grow into adults with a vibrant faith.\nWhat are some of the challenges faced by parents, youth workers, and pastors?\nAs a parent of teenagers myself, I am constantly encouraged by our culture to treat my teenagers as if they are little children. This has a counter-intuitive negative impact on teenagers, extending adolescence (now understood to be a 20 year life stage!), and damaging their growth, including their spiritual development.\nWhat are some ways that parents can help their teens understand the Bible?\nThis isn\u2019t rocket science. A parent who wants to help their teens understand the Bible has to first model a life of being formed by God\u2019s Word. Then, we have to be intentional about regular and ongoing spiritual conversations. Research has shown us the importance of teenagers verbalizing what they believe. Parents can have an amazing ministry with their teens by providing safe and supportive opportunities for that verbalization.\nMiddle School Changes \u2013 Orange Parent Cue\nby Dan Scott | Sep 25, 2014 | Blog, Students\nI can\u2019t say I feel old enough, but it\u2019s true: we have a child in middle school.\nA new school. A new chapter. A whole new world.\nAnd as much as we sometimes feel like a deer in the headlights, thankfully, we\u2019re not on our own during this transition to middle school. We have experts\u2014parents, teachers, friends\u2014around us who are already giving us insight into the middle school mind. They are people who\u2019ve been there, know what we\u2019re going through, and can help us along the way. Here\u2019s some of what we\u2019ve been learning.\nThe Middle School Changes\nThere are four major areas where middle school kids are changing.\nIn general boys and girls develop at different rates. Most of the girls seem like giants compared to many of the boys who still look like they could be in fourth grade. This will change over the course of middle school. Kids will grow up. Yet as they grow, the body doesn\u2019t grow at a standard ratio. The upper body may grow faster than their legs, or their feet might grow faster than the rest of their body, or kids might even start looking like bobble-heads again. They don\u2019t call these the \u201cAwkward Years\u201d for nothing.\nIntellectual Maturity:\nOur middle schoolers are more \u201cworldly\u201d than any previous middle school generation. They have access to the world at an unprecedented level, finding all sorts of information within seconds from a device that sits in the palm of their hands. Our kids are digital natives and know how to discover anything they want whenever they want. Yet, developmentally, so much of what they find is beyond what they can understand. They are still quite shallow in their thinking and act more like children than adults.\nEmotional State:\nHave you ever wanted to ask your kids, \u201cWho are you and what did you do with our son?\u201d Sometimes it seems like our kids are three different people trapped in the same body. Sometimes they can help this, but most times they can\u2019t. They are hormonal, moody, and often irritable at a moment\u2019s notice. On top of the hormones, they have a fragile self-concept. Because it\u2019s still all about them, they take everything personally, while wondering if they\u2019re good enough.\nMiddle schoolers are experiencing a growing dependence on peers to find self-worth. They want to make friends and hang out with them without parents around. They will start to detach from family and begin to develop their independence.\nYet because these kids are unsure of who they are and who they really want hang around with, their friend groups will change. Kids who were best friends in elementary school might become casual acquaintances. Don\u2019t be alarmed if your kids shuffle through different friend groups throughout the year. It\u2019s just part of the process of growing up.\nThroughout all of those changes, it\u2019s important to remember this: Parents are still the most important people in a child life.\nWe can help our kids through this process.\nWe were promised won\u2019t be easy. So, stay tuned next week for some practical tips to help you, as parents, survive the middle school years.\nDo you have a kid starting out middle school? What changes have you noticed already?\nOctober 13, 2014 bbestnb Culture, Students\nYour Best Worst Day Ever?\nWhat\u2019s not to like about a 42-page book with a 10 word title? And since 1972, over 4 million people have way more than liked\u2014they\u2019ve adored\u2014Judith Viorst\u2019s classic work, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.\nIf you\u2019ve not had the pleasure of reading this story, the title obviously gives it away. A normal kid named Alexander had what seems like an abnormally awful day. But what I appreciated about Viorst\u2019s original tale is that it focused on the fact that everyone has a bad day now and then, and mood shifts actually are as normal as the sunrise and sunset of each day.\n\u201cIt\u2019s during those \u201cVery Bad Days\u201d that we wrestle with the question of \u201cwhy does God allow this?\u201d\u201d\nBut when Alexander\u2019s story goes through Disneyfication and onto the big screen, you get all the bells and whistles of slapstick comedy topped off with a dash of Freaky Friday supernaturalism and schadenfreude. All in all, a clean and fun-filled family affair, but it may leave you with the longing for every terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day to wrap up as neatly as an 88 minute film.\nAlas, most of the time, they don\u2019t. The stinging pain and aching memories of unfortunate events linger, and weigh our hearts down as though they were attached to a ball and chain. And for followers of Jesus Christ, bad days seem even worse, given the fact that God is supposedly on our side\u2014right?\nAnd it is during those \u201cVery Bad Days\u201d that we wrestle with the question of \u201cwhy does God allow these things to happen?\u201d Or more specifically\u2026\nWHY DO BAD THINGS HAPPEN TO ME???\nThe car breaks down, the relationship breaks up. The depression reappears as my joy disappears. Old habits and addictions become new problems again. The news is bad, and the future looks worse.\nIn short, for some reason the God who made us and loves us allowed the terrible, the horrible, the no good, and the very bad into our day.\nNow theologians and philosophers have wrestled mightily and waxed eloquently for centuries regarding this question, and unless you have private access to the eternal and unsearchable mind of God, you will struggle to find the answers as well.\nThe movie attempts to offer a response in the form of \u201chard times are mitigated when we have family to support us,\u201d but I believe there is a an often missed principle offered up from God\u2019s Word that addresses this issue on a much deeper level:\nAll praise to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. God is our merciful Father and the source of all comfort. He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort others. When they are troubled, we will be able to give them the same comfort God has given us (2 Corinthians 1:3-4).\n\u201cWhen we go through difficulties, there is a definite purpose awaiting us down the road.\u201d\nWe may never know the ultimate reason that God allows suffering on this side of heaven, but one thing is certain, when we go through difficulties, there is a definite purpose awaiting us down the road. From this verse, we know that when we have terrible, horrible, no good, very bad days, it equips us to help someone down the road who is going through the same stuff!\nThink about it\u2026when you have been down about life, how amazing is it to meet and connect with someone who cannot only sympathize, but empathize as well. No two trials are exactly the same, but what a blessing it has been to me to hear from someone who has walked the same road of trial, and come through it. 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        "raw_content": "Review of \u201cIn the Days of McKinley\u201d by Margaret Leech\nAmerican history, biographies, book reviews, Margaret Leech, presidential biographies, Presidents, Pulitzer Prize, William McKinley\n\u201cIn the Days of McKinley\u201d is Margaret Leech\u2019s Pulitzer Prize-winning 1959 biography of William McKinley. It remains one of the standard texts on this president and is indispensable to serious students of his era. Leech was a historian, author and the winner of two Pulitzer Prizes. She died in 1974 at the age of eighty.\nIn many ways, this book is less a traditional presidential biography than a life-and-times centered around McKinley and his presidency. Although it never strays too far from McKinley, there are numerous stretches where he is only peripheral to the story \u2013 and sometimes fails to appear at all.\nLeech covers McKinley\u2019s life up to his presidential campaign in the first fifty or sixty pages. The remainder of the book\u2019s 605 pages are dedicated to a period of about five years, ending with his assassination in 1901. The introduction to McKinley, while comparatively brief, is interesting, colorful, fact-filled and often breathtakingly insightful.\nOn the strength of meticulous research she expertly dissects his personality and provides a descriptive and well-rounded portrait of this future president. It seems doubtful that anyone who did not know McKinley personally could better understand his personality and character than this author.\nThese early pages proceed quickly through his Ohio childhood, his college education (cut short by health and finances), his Civil War service and his legal career. With equal speed Leech reviews his nearly fifteen-year Congressional career and terms as Ohio\u2019s governor. This introduction seems more designed to describe McKinley than recount the events of his life prior to seeking the presidency.\nThis portion of the book also provides an immediate and clear sense of Leech\u2019s unique writing style. Though the modern reader will find her style dated and occasionally difficult, it is also wonderfully erudite, lively and often extremely clever. Much of the text possesses a lyrical quality and her writing has the power to take the reader on a wonderfully scenic literary journey. (I\u2019m tempted to go back and re-read the first chapters on McKinley just to experience Leech\u2019s particular brand of wisdom and style once more.)\nBut make no mistake \u2013 this book is not easy to read (quickly or otherwise). Not only is it lengthy, but it is also quite dense. Even the best passages can require extraordinary care and patience to fully appreciate, and important messages can be lost in language that is alluring but cryptic. Readers who are accustomed to a carefully delineated timeline will find themselves quickly bewildered.\nIn addition, Leech\u2019s biography is both wonderfully and tediously detailed. Historians focused on the late 19th and early 20th centuries will love this book but casual readers will often find it dull and sluggish. The fact that much of the book focuses on events of the era, rather than on McKinley himself, may add insult to injury for some.\nFinally, although Leech has an uncanny ability to dissect and analyze people as well as historical events, it seems ironic (and disappointing) that she is committed to providing far more detail than analysis or interpretation. I suspect most readers would gladly trade a large chunk of the book\u2019s detail in return for a handful of additional pages offering Leech\u2019s perspective on McKinley\u2019s actions or his legacy.\nAs a historical document, Margaret Leech\u2019s \u201cIn the Days of McKinley\u201d is immensely valuable and provides an astonishingly detailed account of the most important events of McKinley\u2019s presidency. It also provides rich, if not equally exhaustive, insight into the man himself. But as a presidential biography it is far from perfect, requiring significant patience, providing too little of the author\u2019s perspective and underemphasizing McKinley at the expense of world events.\n10 thoughts on \u201cReview of \u201cIn the Days of McKinley\u201d by Margaret Leech\u201d\nI\u2019ve read a few pages of the book. Chose the first few pages and some random pages covering McKinley\u2019s Presidential Election. The English seems manageable to me. Steve, do you remember which part of the book was where the English started getting difficult? I\u2019m planning to buy this book, you see.\nPersonally, I wouldn\u2019t mark down an author because of his or her lack of analysis if he or her offers you enough detail and lays the facts out in a way which allows you to make your own judgment. No matter how insightful and incisive an analyst any author may be, there\u2019s a limit as to how much he or her can discern an individual\u2019s emotional state and thought process. I never read the book so I can\u2019t question your comments but I suspect you might have been too hard on this author. The underemphasis of McKinley\u2019s impact on his times as opposed to world events could be because her focus was on his period rather than him, as explained by the title.\nThere\u2019s another question I\u2019d like to ask: personal, if you don\u2019t mind. I saw the background you gave on the blog. How are you able to finish so many books in such a short period of time? Do you read every word or do you speed read through each book you read? Even if I were to spend as much time as you do, I doubt I can finish even half the books you\u2019ve finished given my reading speed. What\u2019s more, you\u2019re an investment banker. I\u2019m surprised you can make so much time to read your way through the Presidents. Down here, investment bankers are worked as though they\u2019re cotton pickers on the Southern plantations before the Civil War, if you know what I mean. I find it miraculous you can still sit down for a good book even after wading through a whole day of financial hogwash. I hope I\u2019ll be like you someday when I\u2019m in such a capacity.\nGood luck and best wishes for you from Singapore in making your way down the 20th century of Presidents. You have my utmost respect and admiration for surviving through the 19th century ones. When you get to Hoover, I hope you\u2019ll try reading the series I recommended earlier. I can give it to you again if you\u2019ve missed it. I\u2019m very interested to know what you think about it since I\u2019ve the third and second last volumes in my collection, the ones dealing with Hoover\u2019s tenure as Secretary of Commerce and President. I\u2019ve got a lot of things to read so I won\u2019t be going to them for the time being, but I hope to do so one day.\nI hope you can understand my limited English. Looking forward to your reply \u2013 your fan Darren\nDarren, thanks for the detailed comments. First, I\u2019m happy to say I am 20+ years into my investment banking career so the demands of the job have gone from consistently more than 100 hours per week (physically possible, but just barely) during the first decade to the point where I am able to command a small army of folks who are similarly dedicated (ah, the joys of seniority).\nBetween hours spent sitting on planes (mostly on the tarmac, it seems), sitting in the bleachers at swim and soccer practices, and given my propensity for getting up well before sunrise I find enough time to get through 60-70 pages a day on average. Thankfully speed-reading is not necessary with that as a daily goal \u2013 as long as I\u2019m consistent about the effort and don\u2019t have to play catch-up. Much harder is figuring out what I want to say about each book and expressing my views articulately.\nIn terms of Leech\u2019s book itself, it wasn\u2019t really that the language or writing style became burdensome any any particular point. The issue was more that the writing style always forced me to move slowly and with more effort than usual, and by the early part of his presidency the text frequently became quite focused on minutia away from McKinley (events in the Philippines, for example). That\u2019s when it became tedious for me \u2013 and there were few lessons or revelations embedded in most of these sections so little reward in that part of the sacrifice.\nBut this book is a historical treasure in some undefinable respect and proved to be an interesting and rewarding literary experience. Unfortunately it was so focused on McKinley\u2019s era and not McKinley himself (or his decision-making, or his impact on history) that it fell short of my ideal presidential biography. And I\u2019m willing to bet that very few people will get through this book and/or really enjoy it (which accounts for half the score on my subjective ratings scale). For historical value, though, it almost couldn\u2019t receive higher marks\u2026\nOnce you read it, let me know what you thought. As always, your mileage may vary but I\u2019m extremely interested in your view.\nRe: the Hoover series you mentioned \u2013 I\u2019m very interested in reading it. I\u2019ve got about 6-8 months before I get to his presidency but in the meantime I\u2019m trying to figure out how to obtain the entire series without spending a small fortune.\nSteve, thank you very much for sharing your experiences with me. I\u2019m 24 so I guess I\u2019ve got to work up to the point when I\u2019ll be able to spare more time for reading and not worry about the bills. In the meantime, I guess I\u2019ve got to learn how to squeeze a little time with my books in between the long stretches of work and other commitments.\n60-70 pages every day? That\u2019s marvelous! I\u2019m embarrassed to be averaging 4 pages an hour at best since I read every word. Hopefully, I\u2019ll reach your level one day.\nTrue, you\u2019re right. Part of the joy of history is being to take away something from what you read. Of course, the story\u2019s most important but there are other things too, which make the reading experience a rewarding and fulfilling one. Do your children read like you? I think my generation, the last which spent its childhood without the gadgets we can\u2019t do without today, was the end of the road. I hope one day one of them will embark on a similar endeavor of their own someday.\nYes, but if you give people a reason to make their way through it, they\u2019ll find it less burdensome than some of the stuff professionals have to labor through during our time in the office. I\u2019ve read a few reports which give me more headaches than a good number of the books I\u2019ve read.\nThank you for your interest in my insignificant views.\nI\u2019ve just checked the prices. I see where you\u2019re coming from. Check to see if Amazon gives you free shipping or if you\u2019re entitled to a discount. Get as many books from Amazon as you can this way. All in one batch. See if the Amazon Prime membership will help you in any way to see if you can get anything more deducted from the bill. There might be other options.\nSorry to say this, Steve, but I\u2019m afraid that you\u2019ll have to get the Hoover series if you wish to get acquainted with the President. To tell you the truth, I was surprised that the life of THE President Hoover who\u2019s popularly believed to be responsible for the Depression could fill this many volumes. I was stunned at the price too but when I read about Hoover\u2019s achievements as Secretary of the Commerce and his Presidency, I realized there must have been much more to his life than what we usually think. I only ordered 2 volumes and read a bit of the one of his Presidency. Never regretted it since. This was what that volume on the Presidency said: Hoover was not only NOT responsible for the Depression but in fact Roosevelt\u2019s New Deal was based on policies which Hoover himself implemented to manage the Depression. The only difference was that Roosevelt was able to tweak those policies and better able to convince the Americans to accept them.\nI bought the Hoover books because I was curious about how the Depression came about. I did buy the Age of Roosevelt Volumes Two and Three but I heard that Schlesinger was overly biased towards Hoover so I decided to get the Hoover books as a substitute for Volume 1. I\u2019ve a lack of space since I\u2019ve such a wide range of interests when it comes to reading, even if it\u2019s mostly history, so I\u2019ve to be careful with what I buy.\nPS: For your Roosevelt collection, there\u2019s one book you might want to add.\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Supreme-Power-Franklin-Roosevelt-Court/dp/0393338819/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=8-1&qid=1410579237\nApologies for the long comment but there were many things I wanted to say. I hope you find it readable.\nYou\u2019ve definitely got me focused on the Hoover series \u2013 and I\u2019m fascinated by the thought that he could deserve six volumes. I\u2019m definitely intrigued and will try to make sure I get a copy of the series in the next couple months. I\u2019ll also look into the FDR book. It\u2019s not one I\u2019m familiar with, but ironically now that I\u2019ve looked it up I realize I went to college with the author(!)\nThere are six in total, the Engineer, the Master of Emergencies, Imperfect Visionary, Fighting Quaker, Bearing the Torch and Humanitarian something.\nThe Engineer seriously deserves reprinting. I didn\u2019t get it because the price was too high and the book was too old. Amazon charges $30 per book for shipping to Singapore if you buy from a third party. Sigh\u2026\nI\u2019m glad you see where I\u2019m coming from. I hope my comments are of service to you.\nI hate to say it, but I agree with you, Steve. I read Leech\u2019s book three years ago when doing some research on McKinley, and found it to be a difficult read (a crashing bore?). McKinley is an underrated president who desperately needs a high-quality biographer. I hope you find it!\nI hope I do, too. My fingers are crossed! 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        "raw_content": "It was a day to celebrate a life-changing milestone.\nOver 1,000 students of the Florida International University (FIU) College of Business walked across the stage, received diplomas, and became the newest FIU Business alumni at the Spring 2018 Commencement ceremonies.\nFamily and friends gathered to cheer and congratulate the graduates at two College of Business ceremonies held on Sunday, April 29, 2018 at the Ocean Bank Convocation Center on FIU\u2019s Modesto A. Maidique Campus.\nAt the morning commencement, approximately 270 students from the Alvah H. Chapman Graduate School of Business received a master\u2019s degree, with alumnus Francisco \u201cFrank\u201d Gonzalez (BACC \u201990) receiving the FIU Medallion. At the afternoon ceremony, approximately 740 students from the R. Kirk Landon Undergraduate School of Business were recognized for earning a bachelor\u2019s degree.\nAt both ceremonies, President Mark B. Rosenberg welcomed those gathered and offered his congratulations to FIU\u2019s newest alumni. Dean Joanne Li presented diplomas to the graduates.\nThree faculty members from the College of Business performed The National Anthem and the FIU Alma Mater at the morning ceremony: S. Christopher Ellis, Donald Roomes and Louis Melbourne.\nGuest speakers bring wisdom, challenge graduates.\nAt the Chapman ceremony, held at 10 a.m., Gonzalez, a member of the FIU Foundation Board of Directors and principal of the audit department at Morrison, Brown, Argiz & Farra, received the Outstanding Alumnus FIU Medallion.\n\u201cI challenge each and every one of you 2018 graduates to go out there and tell the world what FIU Business is all about,\u201d Gonzalez told students. \u201cJoin us in making this university even greater to those coming behind you.\u201d\nAt the Landon ceremony, held at 3 p.m., Shaun Budnik, KPMG partner and national audit innovation leader, urged graduates to channel their inner resources and reach high.\n\u201cRecognize your strength, your resilience and let your imagination change the world,\u201d Budnik, said. \u201cIt\u2019s your world. In you, I see the face of our future.\u201d\nCollege employees add degrees to their list of accomplishments.\nSeveral FIU Business employees were among those receiving degrees at Spring 2018 commencement ceremonies.\nDaniel Robles (BS \u201918), student assistant in the Office of the Dean, received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He will become a mission leader for University Christian Outreach.\nAujanae Watson (BA \u201918), student assistant at the Department of Management and International Business, received a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration.\nKowoon Kim (PhD \u201918), graduate assistant in the Department of Management and International Business received a PhD in Management and International Business.\nCommencement, Donald Roomes, Louis Melbourne, Mark B. Rosenberg, S. Christopher Ellis",
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        "raw_content": "Throughout the rest of this advanced list building challenge, we\u2019re going to find new places to go find out ideal subscribers, get in front of them, and then work towards getting them back to our site, and\nWe've discussed this topic before during our blogging challenge. Throughout the rest of this advanced list building challenge, we\u2019re going to find new places to go find out ideal subscribers, get in front of them, and then work towards getting them back to our site, and more specifically onto our lists. The most efficient way to do this is to send them to a dedicated opt-in page.\nIf you don\u2019t already have one set up, now is a great time to do that. It doesn\u2019t have to be complicated. A basic opt-in page consists of just a few key elements. Get them on there and you\u2019re good to go. Of course, testing each of these elements over the coming weeks is something you should work on going forward.\nAnatomy of an Opt-in Page\nHeadline: Start with a compelling headline that grabs your reader\u2019s attention and pulls them in.\nGraphic: Having a graphic of your opt-in freebie, a picture of you, or an image that conveys at a glance what your list and your lead magnet are about is another great way to get your potential subscribers attention.\nAlternatively, you could use a short video here.\nBenefits: Make it easy for someone to glance at the opt-in page and figure out why they should sign up. Keep the focus on what\u2019s in it for them. What can they get out of your lead magnet and the content you\u2019ll be sharing with your list? Keep it short and focus on 3 to 5 key benefits. Presenting them in a bulleted list can help.\nOpt-in Form: Of course you also need a way for readers to sign up. Get your opt-in form front and center on your page and make it easy to sign up.\nCall To Action: Be specific and tell your readers exactly what you want them to do. This can be before or after the opt-in form. Tell them to enter their first name and primary email address and click \u201cSubmit\u201d (or whatever your submit button says). It\u2019s also helpful to tell them what to do next. For example, that they should look for a confirmation email.\nPersonal Closing: I find it helps with credibility to include a personal closing with my name and a picture of me towards the end. Adding a strong P.S. highlighting the main benefit of signing up can also help with opt-in conversion.\nGet your opt-in page set up and then consider adding a few more. If you\u2019re serving different segments of a market, it may be helpful to have different pages that speak directly to each subgroup.\nAnd of course, you should be testing your opt-in pages and each of the key elements continually to get better and better conversions.",
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        "raw_content": "Caribbean Newspaper Digital Library\nThe Digital Library of the Caribbean is working with libraries, archives and publishers to ensure preservation and provide access to influential political and cultural periodicals via a new dLOC project, the Caribbean Newspaper Digital Library. Several scholars have compiled summaries and links for a few of the nearly 150 titles already available online at: http://www.dloc.com/cndl\ndLOC will provide open access to regional newspaper digitization projects including literary journals, traditional newspapers, government gazettes, and other works in newsprint. This initiative builds upon dLOC\u2019s work in the Caribbean and the University of Florida\u2019s historical Caribbean newspaper preservation program.\nIf you have any questions or suggestions for new titles, please contact the project coordinator at dloc@fiu.edu\nDIGITAL LIBRARY OF THE CARIBBEAN (DLOC) is a cooperative digital library for resources from and about the Caribbean and circum-Caribbean. dLOC provides access to digitized versions of Caribbean cultural, historical and research materials currently held in archives, libraries, and private collections. For more information go to http://www.dloc.com\nInfluential Political and Cultural Periodicals Now Online\nKyk-Over-Al \u2013 Georgetown, Guyana\nIssues online range from 1948-1998\nhttp://dloc.com/UF00080046\nNamed after the colonial Dutch Fort in Guyana, Kyk-Over-Al was established by the British Guiana Writers Association in 1945 and published under the editorship of A.J. Seymour until 1961. Publishing poetry, fiction, book reviews, and essays on current political and cultural debates, the journal published Guyanese and other Caribbean authors, frequently featuring Martin Carter and Wilson Harris. Kyk-Over-Al was integral to the promotion of Guyanese literature and national consciousness during the development of nationalism in the Anglophone Caribbean and the West Indian Federation (1958-1962). The journal was linked by purpose and common contributors to the Barbadian literary magazine Bim and the Jamaican Focus. With them, it made invaluable contributions to the development Anglo-Caribbean literature. With issue 28 (December 1961), Kyk-over-Al stopped publication until 1984 when it was revived under the editorship of Ian McDonald and published ten issues, including two double issues culminating in June 2000 the double issue 49/50. For more information, see A.J. Seymour, \u201cLiterature in the Making\u2014the Contribution of Kykoveral,\u201d Kyk-over-Al (7:33/34 1986, pp. 3-8).\nSummary contributed by Leah Rosenberg, Associate Professor, Department of English, University of Florida\nJamaica Journal \u2013 Kingston, Jamaica\nThe Jamaica Journal is the flagship publication of the Institute of Jamaica and the Caribbean\u2019s leading cultural publication on Jamaica\u2019s heritage. Published in 1967, Jamaica Journal\u2019s coverage of a wide range of topics including history, literature, science and the arts is an important source for Jamaican research.\nSummary contributed by Clover Johnston Director, Development & Public Relations, Institute of Jamaica\nEme Eme \u2013 Santiago, Dominican Republic\nhttp://dloc.com/PUCMMA0011\nEme Eme was published by Universidad Cat\u00f3lica Madre y Maestra today known as Pontificia Universidad Cat\u00f3lica Madre y Maestra. Eme Eme was born with the aim of spreading the research conducted at the university. It was a bimonthly publication; its first issue was published in June-July 1972 and ceased publication in March 1992.\nSummary contributed by Dulce Mar\u00eda N\u00fa\u00f1ez de Taveras, Director, Rafael\nHerrera Cabral Library, Pontificia Universidad Cat\u00f3lica Madre y Maestra\nLa Ronde and La Nouvelle Ronde \u2013 Port-au-Prince, Haiti\nIssues online range from 1901-2 and 1926 http://www.dloc.com/BA00000233/00001\nhttp://www.dloc.com/BA00000226/00001\nSeven issues are available for La Ronde, a literary journal of young intellectuals who sought to revitalize the nation through spirited prose and humanism. Its authors, including Dant\u00e8s Bellegarde, Fernand Hibbert, and Georges Sylvain, became known as the generation of the Ronde. Many of the authors wrote separate books that are also accessible in the Digital Library of the Caribbean general collection.\nLike the Ronde, the Nouvelle Ronde brought together the ideas of a new generation of Haitian intellectuals. Some of its writers, including Philippe Thoby-Marcelin and Antonio Vieux, were critical of the earlier generation of the Ronde for embracing European culture and French humanism instead of Haiti\u2019s African traditions. Others discussed governance, intellectualism, and feminism, among other topics.\nSummary contributed by Adam Silvia, Ph.D. Student, Department of History, Florida International University\nAbeng \u2013 Kingston, Jamaica\nIssues online range from February \u2013 September 1969\nThe Abeng group was a political centre for the Black Power movement, socialists, the independent trade union movement, Rastafarians, supporters of the opposition People\u2019s National Party and people disaffected with the two main political parties. Abeng became a focal point of critique and activism against the ruling Jamaica Labour Party and a harbinger of the radicalism in Jamaica in the 1970s. 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        "raw_content": "For black quilombola girls, victims of enslavement and sexual abuse in the state of Goi\u00e1s, there was no hashtag calling for justice\nOne of the victims of abuse and exploitation in an interview (Photo: Marcelo Ferreira/CB/D.A Press)\nNote from BW of Brazil: With the most recent Military Police bloodbath that claimed the lives of still more young black males, we find yet another example of Brazil\u2019s selection process in choosing who they should rally behind in calls for justice and those who they will ignore. In the past few years, Brazilians have been infamous for creating frivolous \u201cjustice\u201d/hashtag campaigns when a person or group of people have been violated in some way. These \u201ccampaigns\u201d usually have no real substance behind them and often times fizzle away very quickly. We saw this social media \u201cactivism\u201d when famous people such as actress Ta\u00eds Ara\u00fajo, journalist Maria J\u00falia Coutinho and futebol player Daniel Alves were targets of racist actions. And there have been several others who were the inspiration of such faux concern.\nBut what happens when the person isn\u2019t famous?\nAs we\u2019ve seen, usually nothing. What happened in Rio last Saturday is a perfect example of this. Young black males are the primary targets of Military Police murders and it seems they are victimized every week, but from the society at large, there is barely a peep about it. It\u2019s almost as people are thinking, \u201cOh well, more black guys got killed; no big deal, after all, we\u2019re trying to whiten our population anyway.\u201d Over-dramatization you say? Really? Question: If instead of young black males being assassinated by police, young white girls who look like actress Larrissa Manoela were being killed at such alarming rates, do you really believe the (lack of) reaction would be the same? Can we be honest about this? If you can\u2019t, maybe you should see an experiment from a few months back that showed how people reacted to a lost girl when one is black and the other white.\nFor these reasons, we decided to re-visit a horrific story we featured here last April about black girls from a quilombo in the state of Goi\u00e1s who were victims of child labor, slave work and sexual exploitation. Where are the calls for justice with this case? It was featured in an investigative report on Brazil\u2019s second most popular TV network, Rede Record, back in June, so millions of people probably know about it. I guess we are not all equal after all!\nFor quilombola girls there was no hashtag\nBy Adenilton Cerqueira; photos courtesy of Rede Record TV\nUnlike the commotion about Valentina of Masterchef J\u00fanior, the case of the black girls abused in the interior of Goi\u00e1s was soon forgotten\nDalila Reis Martins, 28, recalled being a victim of child labor and sexual exploitation. \u201cThere is a network of recruiters that bring quilombola girls to Cavalcante, Goi\u00e2nia and Bras\u00edlia\u201d\u201d\nIn April of this year, a denouncement of child labor and sexual exploitation of black children and young people in the Kalunga quilombo, in Cavalcante (state of Goi\u00e1s \u2013 GO), a town in the Chapada dos Veadeiros, 310 km from Bras\u00edlia (the nation\u2019s capital) was reported.\nReports of abuses, investigated by the Civil Police were at the time transmitted to the Secretariat for Policies for the Promotion of Racial Equality of the Presidency of Republic (today the Ministry of Women, Racial Equality and Human Rights) by the president of the Associa\u00e7\u00e3o do Quilombo Kalunga (Association of Quilombo Kalunga) of Cavalcante (GO), Vilmar Souza Costa.\nThe subject came to light in a Record TV report and denounced the possible involvement of city councilors and former councilors in cases of sexual assault committed against black children and adolescents.\nFamily of the Kalunga quilombo\nAccording to information from Record, the investigation of these complaints came in late 2014, from an appointment of the Public Ministry of Goi\u00e1s and shows that Cavalcante records, on average, five similar investigations per year.\nVilmar Souza Costa, president of the Associa\u00e7\u00e3o do Quilombo Kalunga (Association of Quilombo Kalunga) of Cavalcante (GO).\nAfter the case of Valentina, a 12 year girl, a participant of the Masterchef J\u00fanior program (reality show) (1), who was the victim of criminals comments by pedophiles on social networks, reminded me of the Kalunga girls case. How is it that this case going?\nThere was a great impact at the time of the complaint, but nothing like what happened to Valentina. With that, I\u2019m not saying in any way that violence against Valentina should not be denounced and investigated, I am only voicing a discomfort for not seeing major feminist sites creating campaigns in support of the Kalunga girls or a greater commotion of the people.\nValentina, participated in Master Chef J\u00fanior reality show. Photo:Band TV\nThe reality of these girls is quite different from that of Valentina. These are poor girls who from an early age have worked and been exploited in homes of families where they would work in exchange for food. In these places they suffered sexual abuse by employers. In the community where they live there are no schools and, because of living far away from their parents, they experience greater vulnerability.\nBlack girls, for suffering sexism and racism, are far more vulnerable to this kind of abuse. According to UNICEF data in the study Viol\u00eancia Sexual (sexual violence), the profile of sexually exploited women and girls points to the social exclusion of this group.\nThe majority is afrodescendente (African descendants), comes from the popular classes, has little education, live in peripheral urban areas or in low-income developing counties. Many of these teens have even suffered some kind of violence (intra-family or outside the family).\nAlso according to this research, in the Midwest, the state of Goi\u00e1s is the one with the most serious situation \u2013 exactly where the Kalunga girls live.\nEvery campaign created in order to denounce this kind violence is valid and necessary, but it is urgent to think from an intersectional view in order to contemplate girls more vulnerability, especially black girls.\nI researched the situation of these girls and found no information that spoke about the progress of the case. In their world, where hashtag campaigns don\u2019t reach them, who won\u2019t let them fall by the wayside?\nSource: Revista Black Life Brasil, EBC\nAs fate would have it, in the preparation of today\u2019s post, we discovered that Valentina was eliminated from the Masterchef J\u00fanior cooking reality on Monday, December 1st. MasterChef Junior is a Brazilian cooking competition television series that airs on the Rede Bandeirantes TV network. It premiered on Tuesday, October 20, 2015. It is based on the format of the U.K. series Junior MasterChef. Source\nThe solitude of the black woman is not about being single\u2026it\u2019s about what is being imposed on us\nCouple questions racism in Brazil in highlighting the beauty of those most ignored: black people",
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        "raw_content": "By The Bank of Missouri On February 7, 2019 \u00b7 Add Comment\nIs your confidence level with your finances more like \u201cI\u2019ve got this\u201d or \u201cI could use some help?\u201d Wherever you may be on your financial journey, we want to help. That\u2019s why you\u2019ll find 30 quick, fun, and interactive tutorials about money on our website. Learn about topics like building an emergency fund, using [...]\nNew business owners have big goals, which can lead to big questions. How can I get more credit? When should I use a credit card vs a line of credit? How can I improve my cash flow? All good questions! Now you can get answers to these questions and more at our Small Business [...]\nBy The Bank of Missouri On January 8, 2019 \u00b7 2 Comments\nMeet Darcy. She uses the digital world to make her world a little easier, and she wants to share her success with you. Let\u2019s take a look at a few ways she uses technology and digital banking in a typical day. 6:00 am \u2013 Wakes up, make coffee, realizes she\u2019s almost out of coffee. [...]\nIt\u2019s the season for Christmas music, lights, sugar cookie-scented everything and holiday shopping. And while your bank can\u2019t do your shopping for you, we do have a few ways to make it easier. You have holiday goals, and we\u2019re here to help you achieve them. Goal 1: Shop the sales Whether you\u2019re shopping for [...]\nBy Christopher Bonner On November 19, 2018 \u00b7 Add Comment\nIt\u2019s no secret smartphones have made a huge impact on the way we go about cooking, talking with friends, sharing information, taking pictures, and SHOPPING. With Black Friday quickly approaching, we know there are some of you that are all in! You are the \u2018Black Friday Warriors!\u2019 You\u2019re out there, coffee in hand, shivering, in [...]\nIs Group Travel Right For Me?\nBy Cindy Harris On September 24, 2018 \u00b7 Add Comment\nAre you one of those people who have thought about group travel, but are reluctant to give it a try? Whether you are seeking an adventurous trip by air or motor coach, the Investors\u2019 Club has a great line up ready for you. Our road trips have proven to be a very popular way to [...]\n7 Things New Home Buyers Need to Know\nBy The Bank of Missouri On June 4, 2018 \u00b7 Add Comment\nYou\u2019ve carefully weighed the pros and cons of buying a house vs. renting. You\u2019ve watched HGTV nonstop. You\u2019ve even planned your perfect modern farmhouse look. Now, it\u2019s time to figure out how to pay for your home. Here, we share seven tips first-time home buyers need to know. 1. Get pre-qualified before buying [...]\nWe\u2019re growing in Central Missouri!\nBy The Bank of Missouri On March 26, 2018 \u00b7 2 Comments\nThe Bank of Missouri added three new banking locations in the cities of Rolla, St. Robert and Dixon, after completing its latest merger with Mid America Bank and Trust Company on Monday, March 26th. Under the terms of the agreement, the three branches of Mid America Bank and Trust have merged into and are now a part [...]\nWelcome, Martinsburg Bank and Trust Customers!\nBy The Bank of Missouri On February 12, 2018 \u00b7 Add Comment\nWe\u2019re thrilled to announce nine convenient banking locations in Mid-Missouri, all to serve our customers better. On February 12, The Bank of Missouri completed its merger with Martinsburg Bank and Trust. The nine former Martinsburg Bank and Trust locations have now officially become branches of The Bank of Missouri and remain located within the [...]\nThread Up & Throw Down (The Black Friday Warrior\u2019s Outfit Guide)\nPreparation. It\u2019s key to successful Black Friday shopping. You\u2019ve looked at all of the ads, assembled your friends, made a game plan, and now it\u2019s time for the most important Black Friday detail. What are you going to wear? Hey, this is legit. There is a strong chance you\u2019ll wait in long lines [...]",
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        "raw_content": "LGBT People In Rural Areas Struggle To Find Good Medical Care\nJonathan Winston Jones\nWhen Ryan Sallans, an activist in the Nebraska transgender community, first went to the doctor in 2005 to talk about what he medically needed to do for his gender transition, his doctor wanted to offer medical help. That was the good news.\nThe disconcerting news was the doctor had to Google the issue first to figure out the best medical advice.\n\"My provider just did a Web search to figure out what dose of hormones I should be on, and put me on the highest dose,\" Sallans said. That could have been a dangerous choice. \"Starting too high of a dose too quickly can cause a lot of health problems, particularly to cardiovascular health.\"\nFortunately, Sallans didn't have any health complications.\nBut his experience left him with a mission. He volunteers to speak with medical institutions, as well as with businesses and colleges, to urge them to be more LGBT inclusive.\nWhile a growing number of medical schools are teaching future doctors how to address health concerns that can be specific to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities, studies show current doctors only get about five hours of training, if they get any at all.\nFor members of the LGBT community who live in more rural and conservative areas like Nebraska, the struggle to get good, or at least up-to-date, medical care may be even more difficult.\nIn general, legal protections and institutional supports for LGBT Nebraskans are already thin, spotty or nonexistent.\nOn March 2, the United States District Court struck down Nebraska's ban on marriage for same-sex couples, but that ruling is on appeal.\nWithout the legal institution of marriage, LGBT Nebraskans typically lack family health benefits, unless their employers provide them to same-sex partners.\nA 2014 study from the Williams Institute at the University of California Los Angeles found that states without LGBT legal protections in place see lower rates of health insurance coverage for LGBT residents than states with protections.\nThat plays out in Nebraska.\nA 2014 study from researchers at the University of Nebraska Omaha found that LGBT residents in the rural parts of the state have lower rates of health insurance coverage than their counterparts in urban areas.\nEven when LGBT Nebraskans have health insurance, they struggle to find providers versed in lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender heath care needs.\nResearch shows that LGBT individuals often experience health issues linked to being regular targets of discrimination or social stigma. Discrimination has been linked to higher rates of substance abuse, suicide and stress-related illnesses, which can include heart problems, obesity, eating disorders and cancer.\nIf the available doctors are not familiar with the increased rates of these issues, they may provide inadequate care.\nPatients who find their doctors do not understand their issues may also delay treatment, often with bad health outcomes, said Jay Irwin, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Nebraska-Omaha and a researcher in LGBT health.\nSometimes patients are turned away by providers who don't want to treat LGBT patients, particularly if there are no laws to prohibit such discrimination.\nIrwin has completed studies that focus on the health care challenges of lesbians in rural areas and found that many people feel isolated and are afraid to come out -- or risk discrimination in the medical office.\nNebraska's sheer size doesn't help. Sixteenth largest in the nation by geography, members of its LGBT community often live far from large cities with significant LGBT populations and with teaching hospitals with staff members who have experience working with members of that community.\nThe Human Rights Campaign's 2014 Healthcare Equality Index named four Nebraska health care facilities, all in Omaha, as leaders in LGBT health care equality.\nOmaha is on the state's eastern border with Iowa. LGBT residents in western Nebraska -- for instance, places like North Platte -- have to travel 270 miles in either direction, to Omaha or Denver, Colorado, to reach facilities designated as leaders by the Human Rights Campaign.\nPeople who work within the health care system have seen some improvement when it comes to treating members of the LGBT community.\nJill Young is the client services manager at Nebraska AIDS Project's Scottsbluff, Nebraska, office in the western part of the state.\nShe recalled when she started working there in the late 1990s she saw medical staff refuse care to LGBT people with HIV/AIDS.\n\"We had nurses, for example, who said they wouldn't serve patients with HIV/AIDS,\" Young said. \"But we've come a long way since then.\"\nYoung has seen more hospitals in the region adopting policies that are supportive of LGBT residents, including one that just started recognizing same-sex partners' wills as legal documents that will allow them access to their partners when they are being cared for in areas restricted to immediate family only.\nBut she said she still sees too many LGBT residents traveling great distances to get care and she still sees too many patients who don't seek medical care until it is too late.\n\"We still go to the hospital,\" she said, \"and see people who are days away from dying.\"\nEric Yarwood, 44, has more experience than he would like with Nebraska's health care facilities.\nHe spent over 100 days last year at hospitals in Omaha for complications related to germ cell cancer.\nHe had nine rounds of chemotherapy, three stem cell transplants, his third surgery two weeks ago and five more days for followup last week.\nFor all but four of the days he was in the hospital, his partner, Aaron Persen, 36, was at his side every evening. \"Aaron and I are a unit,\" Yarwood said. \"I can count on my fingers the number of times he didn't come.\"\nWhile the couple has found the overwhelming majority of physicians and medical staff to be \"genuinely supportive\" of their relationship, there still were a few instances when they felt uncomfortable and unaccepted, once with a physician and another time with a nurse.\n\"I'm not sure how often the medical staff works with gay couples or receives training on how to work with gay couples,\" Yarwood said.\nYarwood's prognosis is good, and the couple looks with optimism to a future of having more access to LGBT-inclusive health care facilities and a more inclusive state overall.\n\"Hopefully, by the time we get through the cancer and save a little money,\" Persen said, \"Nebraska will follow most other states and allow our relationship to be legally recognized.\"\nTopics: nurse, health, nurses, healthcare, hospital, LGBT, doctors, patients, patient, clinics, medical, medical care, providers",
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        "raw_content": "NAHN Scholarship\nNAHN News\nCONTACT: Celia Besore, MBA, CAE, Executive Director/CEO\nNational Association of Hispanic Nurses, (202) 387-2477\ndirector@thehispanicnurses.org,\nwww.nahnnet.org\nNew Scholarship Opportunity for NAHN Members\nExtended NAHN Scholarships and Awards Deadlines\nWashington, DC (May 21, 2013) \u2014 The National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) is delighted to announce the addition of a new scholarship opportunity to the NAHN scholarship program.\nThe University of Phoenix has partnered with NAHN to offer three (3) full-tuition scholarships. Each scholarship will allow a prospective student the opportunity to complete a LPN/LVN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), an RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree program at University of Phoenix. Recipients may choose to attend a University of Phoenix on-ground campus or may attend University of Phoenix online.\nApplicants must be current members of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) and must have been a member for six (6) consecutive months or more by the award date for this scholarship.\nHave a valid, unrestricted, unencumbered LPN, LVN license, OR RN license from the United States in all states in which you hold an active license.\nApplicant must be wanting to enroll and pursue one of the following degree programs, LPN/LVN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing*, RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing or Master of Science in Nursing.\nApplicants, once enrolled, must not receive a total of 100% tuition reimbursement from any source(s) including but not limited to: corporate reimbursement, other scholarships and/or private grants with the exception of Veteran\u2019s Administration GI benefits or Veteran\u2019s Administration Vocational Rehabilitation Benefits and Title IV financial aid funding.\nAward date: July 26, 2013\nExplore the NAHN University of Phoenix Scholarship page to learn about the scholarship program and to apply for this great opportunity or visit http://www.phoenix.edu/nahnscholar.\nExtension of NAHN Scholarship Date and Removal of W-2 Requirement\nDue to this new scholarship opportunity, NAHN is extending the deadline of the regular NAHN Scholarships program to June 18, 2013 so all the deadlines match the University of Phoenix scholarship application deadline. All NAHN Scholarship applications must be received at the NAHN office by June 18, 2013.\nBelow is the link to the amended NAHN Scholarship Application Form (with new deadline and waived W-2 requirement):\n2013 NAHN Scholarship Application.\nWe encourage all our members who qualify to both scholarship programs to apply to BOTH NAHN scholarship opportunities! Last year, NAHN distributed $40,000 in scholarships.\nExtension of NAHN Special Awards Application Deadline\nWe are also extending the deadline to send the Special NAHN Awards application. All NAHN Scholarship applications must be received at the NAHN office by June 18, 2013. Nominate one of your Chapter champions or nominate yourself!\nBelow is the link to the 2013 NAHN Special Awards section.\n2013 NAHN Special Awards\nAbout National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN)\nNAHN National Association of Hispanic Nurses\u00ae is a non-profit professional association committed to the promotion of the professionalism and dedication of Hispanic nurses by providing equal access to educational, professional, and economic opportunities for Hispanic nurses. NAHN is also dedicated to the improvement of the quality of health and nursing care of Hispanic consumers.\n1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20004\nTopics: scholarship, hispanic, NAHN, membership, University of Phoenix, full-tuition\nU.Va. nursing program gets $5 million gift\nCHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) - A $5 million gift from a Washington-area financier and his wife will double help double the enrollment in the clinical nurse leader's program at the University of Virginia School of Nursing.\nThe gift announced this week is from Bill Conway and his wife, Joanne. To be paid out over five years, the gift will fund need-based scholarships for students in the program, increasing enrollment from 48 to 96. The gift will also provide faculty support and operational funding for the program.\nU.Va.'s clinical nurse leader program is the only master's entry program in the state that is open to students with a bachelor's degree in other field who are seeking a fast track into the nursing field.\nSource: WSET-TV\nTopics: scholarship, School of Nursing, University of Virginia, $5 million, Bill and Joanne Conway\nFrontier Nursing University Receives $1,350,000 in Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students\nBy Brittney Edwards\nFrontier Nursing University has been awarded a grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration\u2019s Scholarship for Disadvantaged Students (SDS) program. This four-year grant totals $1,350,000 and will provide scholarships to 90 students over the grant period.\nThe purpose of the SDS Program is to increase diversity in the health professions and nursing workforce by providing grants to eligible health professions and nursing schools for use in awarding scholarships to financially needy students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Many of these students are from underrepresented racial and ethnic backgrounds and will help diversify the health workforce. Because 100% of FNU graduates are trained in primary care, the FNU student body is a precise fit with the goals of the SDS program. Not only does Frontier recruit, educate and graduate advanced practice nurses and midwives to work in primary care, but our university targets students from educationally disadvantaged backgrounds and minority groups. With over 60% of FNU students fitting the educationally disadvantaged category and 20% qualifying as economically disadvantaged, FNU has a pool of students who can benefit greatly from this assistance.\n\u201cWe are thrilled to be able to offer these scholarships to our students who might have had their graduate education goals postponed or unfulfilled because of financial constraints,\u201d said Dr. Susan Stone, FNU President and Dean. \u201cOur mission is to educate nurse-midwives and nurse practitioners to serve women and families with a focus on rural and underserved areas, so the SDS grant is a perfect fit with our institutional goals.\u201d\nFNU will award 90 scholarships, valued at $15,000 each, over the four-year grant period. FNU tuition for the entire program, if attending full-time, ranges from $24,000 to $31,000. This low tuition will allow FNU to award nearly full scholarships for tuition with some funding for fees, books and reasonable living expenses. This funding will make the difference to students experiencing financial difficulties and allow them to complete their graduate education.\nFNU provides advanced educational preparation for nurses who seek to become nurse-midwives, family nurse practitioners, or women\u2019s health care nurse practitioners by providing a community-based distance graduate program leading to a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or a post-master\u2019s certificate. For more information about Frontier Nursing University, visit www.frontier.edu.\nTopics: diversity, health, scholarship, nursing, Frontier Nursing University, disadvantaged, students\nThe Nursing Career Lattice Program and Diversity & Cultural Competence at Children's Hospital Boston.\nIn addition to being a Career Job Board for student Nurses up to CNO's, we are an Information Resource. We hope you find this \"Focus on Diversity\" story particularly interesting...\nPat Magrath, National Sales Director at DiversityNursing.com recently sat down with Dr. Earlene Avalon, PhD, MPH, Director of Nursing Diversity Initiatives; and Eva G\u00f3mez, MSN, RN, CPN, Staff Development Specialist at Children's Hospital Boston to discuss the Nursing Career Lattice Program, Diversity and Cultural Competence, and their roles at Children's Hospital Boston.\nDr. Avalon has overseen The Nursing Career Lattice Program (NCLP) at Children's Hospital Boston since the Program started in 2009. The NCLP is an initiative designed to increase the racial and ethnic diversity of Children's nursing staff. Through a generous grant, the NCLP was designed to \"address the local shortage of nurses of color as well as to create a workforce that better reflects our patient population's multi-ethnic and multi-racial makeup. The Lattice Program looks for potential nursing students among our current employees-including Clinical Assistants, Surgical Technicians, Administrative Assistants and Food Service staff.\" The NCLP provides the services and support employees need to complete their education in various nursing schools throughout the Boston area.\nDr. Avalon states, \"It is important to note that I am not a nurse by training. My training is in public health and workforce development in healthcare. I have always been interested in ways that we can increase diversity at the provider level (e.g. nursing) and how that impacts patient satisfaction and outcomes.\"\nDr. Avalon suggests \"workforce development programs are a win-win for both the employee and the hospital. In particular, given the significant impact that nurses have on the lives of our patients and their families, we are committed to continuously growing a nursing workforce that is able to successfully meet the needs of our changing patient population.\"\n\"Our work focuses on looking within our own four walls and developing our employees to their fullest potential,\" says Dr. Avalon. \"One of my responsibilities, and truly one of the best aspects of my job, is the opportunity to sit down with an employee and discuss their aspirations and any challenges they face in pursuit of a career in nursing. For many, they were forced to put their dream of becoming a nurse on hold. Oftentimes, employees express that they are the first in their family to attempt college-level courses and they do not have support systems at home. As a result, they often do not know what questions to ask or where to begin and this can negatively impact their success in college. NCLP offers support to our employees that allows them to realize that they are not alone in this process.\"\nThe program provides employees with one-on-one mentoring, professional development, academic counseling and the financial support needed to successfully complete nursing school. \"My team helps employees to create a semester-by-semester plan that will enable them to pursue their dream of becoming a nurse - even if it is on a part-time basis.\" Dr. Avalon continues \"We also support our employees by providing them with an experienced nurse as a mentor and the opportunity to shadow a nurse in order to have a better understanding of the profession.\"\nNCLP is not just an academic resource; they help each employee with tutoring, selecting pre-nursing coursework as well as creating a plan to help balance the demands associated with school, transportation, family and work. NCLP enables Children's Hospital Boston to create a strong multicultural workforce that provides the best family-centered care to their patients and community.\nFive years ago Ms. Gomez came on board as a Staff Development Specialist to focus the work on Cultural Competence and Diversity. She states, \"Among my many roles, I lead the Multi-Cultural Nurses' Forum, the Student Career Opportunities Outreach Program and I provide Cultural Diversity Awareness training to staff throughout the hospital.\"\nI asked Ms. Gomez why Healthcare Institutions should have someone like her on their staff. She responded, \"Cultural competence and diversity are two essential ingredients in delivering care for all patients and should be assets that are recognized, valued and embraced at every level of any hospital or healthcare institution. Awareness, advocacy and education are essential components of successful diversity and cultural competence initiatives. Having someone in this role can help hospitals remain on track by carrying out the activities that drive these initiatives. This effort will ultimately lead us into providing care for all of our patients in a culturally appropriate and meaningful way.\"\nShe also states, \"The work of diversity is ongoing and evolving. In 5-10 years, we will probably have grown and improved the diversity within the nursing profession. However, I expect we will continue to work so our efforts don't become stagnant and we need to sustain the positive changes achieved thus far. The future is hopeful, but it will require time, dedication and work from all of us.\"\nWorking together with other Children's Hospital Boston employees, Dr. Avalon and Ms. Gomez have:\nOrganized and coordinated The Multi-Cultural Nurses' Forum, which included their first-ever night session. This session was held at 2am in order to better meet the needs of their night nurses. The hospital's CNO and Senior Vice President, Eileen Sporing attended the meeting in order to have a one-on-one conversation with the night time nursing staff who are part of the forum.\nBrought diverse high school students into the nursing profession through their Student Career Opportunities Outreach Program.\nCreated a successful nursing mentoring program.\nTopics: diversity, nurse, black nurse, hispanic nurse, diverse, nurses, hispanic, black, Workforce, diverse african-american, employment, scholarship, inclusion, nursing, education\nDiversity Statement by Universities & Colleges\nThe following is a Diversity Statement written and signed by numerous colleges and universities and taken from the University of Virginia's website for their Office of African American Affairs. It provides good insight into the value that diversity adds in higher education, which almost always applies to professions, like nursing, as well.\nOn the Importance of Diversity in Higher Education\nAmerica's colleges and universities differ in many ways. Some are public, others are independent; some are large urban universities, some are two-year community colleges, others small rural campuses. Some offer graduate and professional programs, others focus primarily on undergraduate education. Each of our more than 3,000 colleges and universities has its own specific and distinct mission. This collective diversity among institutions is one of the great strengths of America's higher education system, and has helped make it the best in the world. Preserving that diversity is essential if we hope to serve the needs of our democratic society.\nSimilarly, many colleges and universities share a common belief, born of experience, that diversity in their student bodies, faculties, and staff is important for them to fulfill their primary mission: providing a quality education. The public is entitled to know why these institutions believe so strongly that racial and ethnic diversity should be one factor among the many considered in admissions and hiring. The reasons include:\nDiversity enriches the educational experience. We learn from those whose experiences, beliefs, and perspectives are different from our own, and these lessons can be taught best in a richly diverse intellectual and social environment.\nIt promotes personal growth and a healthy society. Diversity challenges stereotyped preconceptions; it encourages critical thinking; and it helps students learn to communicate effectively with people of varied backgrounds.\nIt strengthens communities and the workplace. Education within a diverse setting prepares students to become good citizens in an increasingly complex, pluralistic society; it fosters mutual respect and teamwork; and it helps build communities whose members are judged by the quality of their character and their contributions.\nIt enhances America's economic competitiveness. Sustaining the nation's prosperity in the 21st century will require us to make effective use of the talents and abilities of all our citizens, in work settings that bring together individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures.\nAmerican colleges and universities traditionally have enjoyed significant latitude in fulfilling their missions. Americans have understood that there is no single model of a good college, and that no single standard can predict with certainty the lifetime contribution of a teacher or a student. Yet the freedom to determine who shall teach and be taught has been restricted in a number of places, and come under attack in others. As a result, some schools have experienced precipitous declines in the enrolment of African-American and Hispanic students, reversing decades of progress in the effort to assure that all groups in American society have an equal opportunity for access to higher education.\nAchieving diversity on college campuses does not require quotas. Nor does diversity warrant admission of unqualified applicants. However, the diversity we seek, and the future of the nation, do require that colleges and universities continue to be able to reach out and make a conscious effort to build healthy and diverse learning environments appropriate for their missions. The success of higher education and the strength of our democracy depend on it.\nTopics: Articles, diversity, nurse, ethnic, diverse, nurses, Workforce, employment, scholarship, inclusion, nursing, education, cultural\nWhat CEOs Think About Diversity\nby Pamela Babcock - Freelance Witer\nfor shrm.org\nNEW YORK\u2014Getting diversity and inclusion (D&I) \u201cright\u201d requires strong CEO commitment. But an all-white panel of CEOs who recently won diversity leadership awards said the seeds for their passion were planted long before they entered the corporate ranks.\nGeorge Borst, president and CEO of Toyota Financial Services, grew up playing stickball in Hollis, Queens, N.Y., while Michael I. Roth, chairman and CEO of Interpublic Group, was raised in nearby Brooklyn. Michael Howard, COO of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service, lived on military bases because his father was in the Air Force.\nMeanwhile, John Edwardson, chairman and CEO of CDW, was raised in a small southern Illinois town that had just one African-American couple but later lived in Hyde Park, a diverse area on Chicago\u2019s South Side. And John B. Veihmeyer, chairman and CEO of KPMG, who has five sisters and two daughters, said he has seen first-hand the career challenges the women in his family have faced.\nPersonal experiences frame you, Veihmeyer told attendees June 8, 2011, at the CEO Diversity Leadership Awards and CEO Forum, held at Columbia University here. \u201cYou\u2019re actually in a position now to try to make a difference about something that has probably been important to you your whole life.\u201d\nThe 2011 CEO Diversity Leadership Awards were presented by Diversity Best Practices, a New York-based membership group for diversity and inclusion practitioners. In addition, the group recognized diversity officers with its annual Diversity Officers Leadership Award (DOLA).\n2011 DOLA winners included Herbertina \u201cTina\u201d Johnson, senior director of diversity for the Army and Air Force Exchange Service; Melissa Donaldson, director of inclusion practices at CDW; Heide Gardner, chief diversity and inclusion officer at Interpublic Group; Kathy Hopinkah Hannan, national managing partner of diversity and corporate responsibility at KPMG and Joe Husman, corporate manager of corporate social responsibility for Toyota Financial Services.\nCarol Evans, CEO of Diversity Best Practices and president of Working Mother Media, said the awards recognize CEOs who are \u201cleading the culture\u201d and diversity officers \u201cwho not only have the strategy on their shoulders, but also have to make sure that everything gets implemented.\u201d\nDuring the event, several CEOs explained why diversity is a strategic imperative:\nBorst said diversity is key to helping mirror the market his company competes in and said Toyota Financial Services makes more loans to African-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, Asian-Americans and women than does any other captive finance company in North America. \u201cBy having an organization and a structure that is diverse, we\u2019re better able to understand this market,\u201d he said.\nToyota supports underserved and underprivileged communities, \u201cwhich unfortunately are dominated, in a lot of cases, by diversity,\u201d Borst noted. This has had a spillover effect with employees: In the most recent annual associate opinion survey, 96 percent said that they thought that Toyota Financial Services was socially responsible, he added.\nInstead of what he called \u201ccheckbook charity,\u201d Borst said, the company participates in events at Boys & Girls Clubs of East Los Angeles, where associates \u201ccan dig in and volunteer and build relationships both with the community and with one another.\u201d\nAs a professional services firm, KPMG requires intellectual capital that is as diverse as the clients it serves. Veihmeyer said it\u2019s easy to get passionate about diversity because \u201cit\u2019s the right thing to do, for all the right reasons.\u201d\nBut if that\u2019s all you view it as, you\u2019re not going to succeed, he said.\n\u201cWe can\u2019t have our diversity initiatives kind of tucked over to the side as some fifth leg to a stool,\u201d he said. \u201cWhat we have tried to do is to bake diversity into each of those four strategic priorities: quality growth, professionalism and integrity, being an employer of choice, and maintaining a global mind-set,\u201d Veihmeyer explained.\nThe company can\u2019t afford to fail to attract or retain a single high performer because it doesn\u2019t believe KPMG is \u201csupportive, committed to and totally focused on their success, irrespective of what their background or other needs may be,\u201d Veihmeyer added. That\u2019s why, among other things, the company has a key accounts rotation program that targets ethnically diverse associates to ensure that, early in their careers, they receive the client exposure and broad range of experience needed to succeed.\nRoth of Interpublic, an advertising and marketing giant with 41,000 employees in 130 countries, noted that the advertising industry has \u201chistorically been terrible when it comes to diversity and inclusion,\u201d pointing to the television show \u201cMad Men\u201d as an example. His firm\u2019s diversity initiatives are a differentiator in the marketplace because \u201cIf we\u2019re not communicating the message correctly for our clients, we lose our clients.\u201d\nEdwardson of CDW, an IT products and services provider, said that shortly after he joined the company, he asked about the company\u2019s target market and was told by its advertising agency that it was \u201cwhite males between the ages of 26 and 42.\u201d A couple of weeks later, he viewed focus group videos and realized quickly that this wasn\u2019t the case. Changes were made and revenue grew. Diversity is \u201cclearly the right thing to do, but it has been darn good business for CDW as well,\u201d he said.\nBringing the Mission to Life\nBorst said recent drama\u2014a global recession, product recalls and a tsunami and earthquake in Japan\u2014could have pushed diversity onto the sidelines at Toyota. However, \u201cWhat we have tried to do is to make sure it stays as one of the important priorities,\u201d he said. \u201cI try to make sure the behavior I\u2019m trying to model is modeled by the rest of the people on the management committee, and it all cascades down,\u201d he said.\nThe Army and Air Force Exchange Service, which provide goods and services for the Army and Air Force, has about 43,000 employees in 30 countries. Howard said he likes \u201chelping develop the future.\u201d He spends a couple of hours each week with different diverse groups and asks high performers \u201cwhat can we do to help you?\u201d Howard said they usually have the hard skills\u2014they know how to do the jobs\u2014but they often lack networking or social skills. \u201cThey are very eager to learn,\u201d Howard reflected. \u201cI say \u2018well I\u2019ve got half an hour,\u2019 and two hours later we\u2019re still talking.\u201d\nAt CDW, it\u2019s critical to build the pipeline at all levels of the organization, according to Edwardson. \u201cI spent a lot of time with recruiting to make sure that for every single opening that we have that comes up that we have a diverse list of candidates,\u201d he said.\nRoth noted just how influential some diversity groups can be. Interpublic\u2019s Women\u2019s Leadership Network, which has about 10,000 participants globally, sponsored an event in June 2011, titled \u201cBeyond Mad Men: Toward Gender Diversity in Creative Roles,\u201d during the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Roth will host the event, which will be moderated by CNN anchor Soledad O\u2019Brien and feature a panel that includes Martha Stewart. It will focus on the dearth of women in the most senior creative roles and what can be learned from women who have made inroads in advertising, marketing and media.\nIn the end, organizers emphasized, it\u2019s important to have a partnership between the chief executive and chief diversity officer. Andr\u00e9s Tapia, president of Diversity Best Practices, said that without an effective diversity leader, \u201ca CEO\u2019s commitment cannot be turned into the strategies, programs, processes and action plans that bring the mission to life.\u201d\nIn closing, Gardner of Interpublic offered this thought: \u201cWhat I am learning is: Inclusion is pretty much the same everywhere,\u201d she said. \u201cIt\u2019s not just about making diversity counts but about making diversity count. And that holds true wherever you are.\u201d\nPamela Babcock is a freelance writer based in the New York City area.\nTopics: Articles, diversity, Workforce, employment, scholarship, inclusion, ceo\nThe Hausman Diversity Program at Mass General Hospital\nby Alicia Williams-Hyman\nHausman Diversity Program at Mass General Hospital\nThe Hausman Student Nurse Fellowship was created when MGH patient Margaretta Hausman, a social worker and graduate of Brown University, recognized the need for diversity among the top-level nursing staff. The Hausman Student Nurse Fellowship provides an opportunity for minority nursing students enrolled in an undergraduate baccalaureate nursing program to gain experience in patient care across the continuum.\nThe fellowship allows student nurses between the summer of their junior and senior year in college to experience care at the bedside in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Under the mentorship of Deborah Washington, R.N., Director of Diversity for Patient Care Services and Bernice McField-Avila MD, Co-Chair of the Fellowship, the recipients have an opportunity to further develop skills required to thrive in a workplace where unique challenge to the minority nurse must be managed.\nThe first fellowship was awarded to Stevenson Morency in 2007. The program flourished significantly and in 2011, the fellowship was awarded to 8 minority student nurses, the largest group in the history of the program. The Student Nurses worked on various units such as Endoscopy, Orthopedics, General Medicine, Thoracic Surgery, Cardiac Unit, Neurosurgery Unit, Wang Wound Care, Cancer Center and the Grey IV department.\nAt the graduation ceremony on August 19, 2011, the Hausman Student Nurses provided feedback about their time in the program. Vicky Yu, a student of UMass and a 2011 recipient, felt honored to be part of the fellowship. She stated she saw many procedures she had only read about in her textbooks: colonoscopy, hip/knee replacements and urinary catheterization. \u201cI got to work with a nurse 1-on-1. I don't get this attention on my school clinical and I loved it!\u201d stated Vicky.\nJennifer Etienne of Boston College stated: \u201cAs a minority nurse, it will be my mission to eliminate health care disparities and use my skills and knowledge to eliminate language barriers and become more culturally competent.\u201d\nMarthe Pierre shared: \u201cThe Hausman Fellowship is a ladder that provided a stepping-stone to my success. It allowed me to acquire skills, knowledge and confidence. It has also ignited my desire to one day become an extraordinary nurse who is culturally competent and compassionate.\u201d\nJeffrey Jean of UMass Boston expressed that the program has reaffirmed his knowledge and his clinical experience. \u201cBeing able to walk in the shoes of a different RN has allowed me to re-invent myself. I have learned an abundance of new skills and techniques and have acquired a vast amount of knowledge. I believe that an important component of being an effective caregiver is to know what my strengths are.\u201d\nSedina Giaff of Simmons College declared \u201cIt is with great pride that I introduce myself as a Hausman Fellow. This has been the best summer of my life. My experience as a Hausman Fellow has made me a better nursing student both clinically and intellectually. I have a better understanding and greater interest in the nursing profession. I am confidently looking forward to the coming school year and sharing my experiences with my classmates.\u201d\nLauren Kang-Kim of Linfield College in Oregon had this to say: \u201cNow I am reborn as a Hausman Fellow. For the last 5 weeks I found my own powerful voice and I am now proud of my minority identity. The Fellowship has opened the doors for me to become not just a better nurse, but a better person with a deeper understanding and respect for human beings.\nRosalee Tayag and Anna Diane of UMass Boston and Boston College respectively, stated that the Fellowship enhanced their leadership, critical thinking, assessment and communication skills; and taught them to be more culturally sensitive. 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        "raw_content": "FIFA World Cup 2018 | Round of 16 (1/2)\nThe 4 knockout matches that have taken place have all been rollercoaster rides, out of which 2 games even led to penalty shootouts (Spain vs Russia and Denmark vs Croatia).\nThe tournament favorites like Argentina, Portugal, Spain and even Denmark have been eliminated in the round of 16, a result that no one expected.\nArgentina put up a relentless fight against France who ended up beating them\n4-3, keeping the world cup out of Messi\u2019s reach once again.\nUruguay 2-1 beat Portugal, with exceptional performances by Cavani and Suarez. Helping them secure a place in the quarterfinals!\nCroatia has shot up to #3 in world cup rankings, which is 17 positions higher than its previous ranking.\nEven Russia has managed to make it into the quarterfinals by fending off against Spain in a nail-biting ending in the penalty shootouts. This is the furthest they have gotten since gaining their independence, their best being placed 4th in the 1966 world cup, playing as the Soviet Union.\nThis World Cup has been one of the more action packed world cups, due to the new Video Assistant Referee (VAR) feature introduced by FIFA in this World Cup. There have been more than 10 penalties awarded in just above 20 games. Thereby changing the game completely. Not to mention the 136 goals in this world cup till now, averaging at 2.6 goals per game!\nFor more latest content keep reading the TOCH Blog at https://mytoch.com/\nTwitter https://twitter.com/TochAppOfficial\nInstagram https://www.instagram.com/tochapp/?hl=en\nFinesse-Throw Back By Bruno Mars\nBruno Mars' effortless dance moves, soulful singing, and Cardi B's sassy rap come together and create a beautiful symphony\u2026\nInterview with the judges of Comicstaan\nEver so popular laugh masters Abish Mathew, Sumukhi Suresh, Kenny Sebastian, Tanmay Bhat, Biswa Kalyan Rath and Kaneez Surka\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Ep. 93 | Chris Yeh Blitzscaling Is About Going from Zero to One Billion\nA Podcast by Bill Cushard on Oct 9, 2018 6:36:52 PM\nChris Yeh joined Helping Sells Radio to talk about his new book, Blitzscaling: The Lightening-Fast Path to Building Massively Valuable Companies, which he co-authored with Reid Hoffman. Blitzscaling is written for entrepreneurs who want to grow their companies to massive sizes and understand how to navigate the transitions from small company to medium company to large company. It's not all roses. As Chris explains, \"You start off building a company and dream about a day when you've got it all figured out, and it's all going to be smooth from there. It turns out that time never arrives.\" What happens instead is that once you do have it figured out, you almost have to start again from scratch because your company is entering a new stage of its lifecycle and the new stage requires a new set of beliefs, operating principles, and processes, and sometimes even people.\nCompanies go through stages. At each stage the company is completely different. And the company should be treated differently. This means founders and executive teams and even employees, need to make certain transitions so that the company can continue to grow and succeed into the next stage.\nThe five stages of a company\nIn Blitzscaling, Chris Yeh and Reid Hoffman describe five stages a company goes through. They are:\nTribe (10-99)\nVillage (100-999)\nCity (1,000, 9,999)\nNation (10,000+)\nFramed in this way, it becomes obvious that a family operates much differently than a village and that a tribe operates much differently than a nation. It is easy to see that now, but not so easy when you are an entrepreneur, and you in the middle of it.\nWe asked Chris what is the most difficult transition to make. He answered quickly: to go from a tribe to a village.\n\"Families and tribes are informal structures,\" says Chris. \"Everything is based on a small group of people, whether its 5 people or 50 people. It's still small enough to know everyone else, and you don't need to have a lot of formal processes to make things work. But when you slip across that 100 person mark, you become a village, and a village is something that does in fact have formal structure.\"\nWhen a company gets to a village, things are going to have to change. And this can be really hard to do for founders. But also for the employee base that has lived through all or most of the early stages and is used to the way the company works as a tribe.\nWe had a fun and useful conversation with Chris. So if you want to learn more about Blitzscaling. Listen to episode 93 and buy Blitzscaling.\nPeter Thiel helped us go from Zero to One. Reid and Chris helps us go from Zero to One Billion.\nThe book: Blitzscaling: The Lightening-Fast Path to Building Massively Valuable Companies\nChris's website\nThe Masters of Scale podcast and Chris's cameo appearance\nChris's other book with Reid Hoffman and Ben Casnocha. The Alliance.\nTopics: Start-ups, StartUps, Reid Hoffman, Chris Yeh, Blitzscaling",
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        "raw_content": "Brangelina break up because of marijuana\nBy Oscar Pascual on September 21, 2016 at 12:23 PM\nOne of mainstream media\u2019s favorite celebrity couples is calling it quits, and the fault may lie on smoking too much weed.\nAngelina Jolie has filed for divorce from Brad Pitt this week, TMZ reports.\nSources believe Jolie\u2019s decision was made due to concerns over Pitt\u2019s anger issues and substance abuse \u2014 specifically to marijuana.\nOur sources say, Angelina became \u201cfed up\u201d with Brad\u2019s consumption of weed and possibly alcohol, and mixed with what she believes is \u201can anger problem\u201d \u2026 felt it became dangerous for the children.\nBrad Pitt does have a storied history when it comes to smoking pot. Vulture has compiled all of Pitt\u2019s hazy moments involving weed, but Pitt\u2019s sweet tooth for ganja has never seemed to get in the way of his success or personal life.\nMoreover, a detailed account of the couple\u2019s relationship published by the New York Times doesn\u2019t mention marijuana at all.\nDiana Richmond, a family law attorney with 40 years of experience in California, told the Guardian that substance abuse is a very common reason for divorce, but that marijuana is rarely the only drug being used.\n\u201cAlcohol, various prescription drugs, and cocaine\u201d are much more prevalent in divorce cases, she said, with occasional instances where \u201cmarijuana is used in conjunction with other things.\u201d\nJolie has remained silent on the matter, but Pitt gave a statement to People magazine: \u201cI am very saddened by this, but what matters most now is the well-being of our kids. I kindly ask the press to give them the space they deserve during this challenging time.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Whenever I tell people I am a Senior Producer/ Production Manager in video game development, reactions range from \u201cWow! That\u2019s so cool. Must be fun!\u201d to \u201cOh, you must be insane!\u201d\nWhatever you may have heard about video game development, it is a serious multi-billion dollar industry filled with passionate, creative people who put their hearts into what they do to deliver small to large-budget projects every single year. When we do it well, we push the boundaries of Agile product development.\nIf you want to learn what it takes to thrive in or create such an environment, then Sockets and Lightbulbs is the blog for you! An outlet for bright ideas on leadership, Agile project management, creativity, outsourcing and your career, Sockets and Lightbulbs will help you develop the same human, collaborative, pragmatic leadership style I have evolved from consistently working at companies on the verge of explosive growth and change.\nThe video game industry today is tackling the same challenges electronics manufacturing experienced during the telecommunications boom in the late 90s, which software development learned in the early \u201900s. Having spent half my career in telecom hardware, half in video game development and dealing with software of all kinds throughout, I am in a unique position to bring forward these lessons and apply them in a new context. While I have often worked for big companies, I have also worked at and run very small companies and most of my career was spent on new product development teams. I have walked the walk, so this isn\u2019t just talk.\nIf you are reading this blog to learn the inside secrets about my past or present companies, you will be disappointed. I take the NDAs I have signed very seriously.\nTake a look around and if you like what you read, you can stay up-to-date on my future writing by connecting with me on a variety of social networks.\nLiza Wood.",
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        "raw_content": "Is Atlantic City on The Up?\nIf you take a look back on Atlantic City\u2019s casino history, you are sure to see a turbulent one filled with news of once thriving casinos seeing somewhat catastrophic declines in their profits due to an economic downturn, not to mention the competition stemming from neighbouring states legalising gambling.\nThis ultimately forced many casinos to cease operations, with just 7 left in the popular Jersey Shore entertainment and gambling destination. However, promising developments have ensured that Atlantic City is looking at a promising rise in the future.\nGood News for Atlantic City\u2019s Q1\nThe recently struggling casinos in Atlantic City have seen some considerably good news, with one of New Jersey\u2019s leading gambling regulators making a rather bold announcement that their casinos are expected to be healthy once again, and people are flocking to play their games.\nThe New Jersey Casino Control Commission\u2019s (NWCCC) chairmen, Matt Levinson, said this shortly after the Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) came forward with figures that ultimately showed that the gross operating profit across all 7 casinos increased by as much as 30.4% in the first quarter of this year in comparison to the first quarter of 2016.\nGambling Industry on the Rise\nThe aforementioned figures that were released by the state DGE were the most recent in a series of positive financial reports, after the well-known seaside gambling destination was first shaken by the fact that 5 of their 12 casinos had to be shut down since 2014.\nIt appears as though the remaining 7 have managed to regain their footing in a market that is a lot more slimmed down because of the dramatic decrease in close-by competition.\nIn the announcement that we previously mentioned, Levinson actually went on to say that those who had any doubts about the well-being of the casino industry in Atlantic City should rest assured that they would soon be laid to rest.\nLevinson truly believes that the industry has reached a point of stability, essentially allowing operators to show far healthier bottom lines. In fact, he even makes mention of the fact that with summer now upon us there is a big chance that numerous festivals, concerts and other events will be a great help with regards to the growth of Atlantic City\u2019s casinos.\nA casino\u2019s gross operating profit ultimately represents the earnings acquired before things like depreciation, taxes and other fees. This is generally the way in which casinos will measure their profitability in terms of the global gambling industry.\nWhile taking a quick look at the facts and figures that Atlantic City\u2019s casinos have produced over the last couple of months, we can see that the highest operating profit came from The Borgata at $61.4 million, which is an increase of close to 29% in comparison to last year\u2019s first quarter.\nHarrah\u2019s, on the other hand, went down 11.3% from last year, with an operating profit of just $23.7 million, while Caesars went up by a more impressive 31.6% with an operating profit of $20.1 million this year. The Tropicana\u2019s profits may not be as high, but they have almost doubled their operating profits from last year, bringing in $16.2 million.\nThe establishments with lower profit percentages include The Golden Nugget at nearly $6.2 million (down 7.7% from last year), Bally\u2019s at $4.5 million profit (down 19.9%) and Resorts, which brought in $4 million, nearly 10 times their profit from 2016\u2019s first quarter.\nAlong with online-only establishments, places like Caesars Interactive NJ saw a profit of $2.3 million and Resorts Digital made a profit of $570 000 after losing $1.1 million last year.\nLastly, resorts possessed the highest occupancy rate at 88.7% in terms of this year\u2019s first quarter and the Golden Nugget offered the lowest, sitting at 71.8%.\n\u2190 Why Online Casino Bonuses Are the Best\tGaming Personalities In the Spotlight \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "The Data Integration Journey to the Cloud\nRoger Nolan Sep 19th, 2016 Cloud Solutions\nAnalytics, AWS, Azure, cloud, Data Integration, Google, hybrid, Journey to Cloud, life\nThere is little question that the public cloud business is picking up. See the article in CIO Magazine: Why Private Clouds Will Suffer a Long, Slow Death. This is a pretty dramatic title, and sure to capture some eyeballs.\nThe fact is that public cloud platforms such as Amazon AWS , Microsoft Azure and Google seem to be growing at a pretty impressive clip.\nYet even the article title, if you read it closely, says the process will be long and slow.\nMoving to the Cloud: Swift or Slow?\nFor example, well over 80% of the software applications that Informatica runs its business on are cloud applications at this point. But, not every organization is ready or able to move that quickly. For the vast majority of larger corporations with a great deal of gravity around on-premise applications and data, it will be a long process. Recently I spoke to a bank that had over 100 data warehouses, and thousands of applications that they run their business on. Organizations of that size and complexity will not be able to move to the cloud overnight.\nWhat is your organization\u2019s cloud strategy? It can be anywhere in a range including the following options:\nBuy new applications in the cloud where there is no on-premise application of equivalent functionality\nHold the current on-premise applications constant and add any new applications in the cloud\nInstitute a \u201ccloud-first policy.\u201d The default would be cloud applications and you have to justify deviation from that policy.\nInstitute a \u201ccloud-only\u201d policy. This is pretty extreme and I have not seen many F500 companies doing this.\nOr, something different\u2026\nOnce you have determined your cloud strategy, you can start to scope out the size of the data management challenge you will be dealing with. Different organizations are going to have different journeys and different speeds of implementing them.\nData Integration In a Hybrid World\nIf you are planning your data integration / data management strategy for this hybrid world, here are some safe assumptions:\nFor most large organizations, particularly with a history of on-premise applications and data, it is going to be a long process of change. In the interim, they will be dealing with a highly hybrid environment from a data management point of view.\nCloud applications will continue to proliferate and grow rapidly. These will need to have data synched and managed with other applications, both on-premise and in the cloud.\nMany organizations will increase their spending on public platform vendors (like AWS,Azure, or Google Cloud Platform). The question is: will they standardize on a single platform, and risk lock-in, or support multiple?\nThis means that for data management you are going to have to connect to everything, and plan for the fact that \u201ceverything\u201d might be on-premise or in the cloud for the foreseeable future. If data management was hard before with the complexity and silos of the data center, it is going to get much harder as the number of cloud applications and platforms grow.\nThat is why it is going to be really important to use data integration tools that run both on-premise and in the cloud, like PowerCenter, which is available on both AWS and Azure. Check out the new PowerCenter overview video and let us know what you think.\nThere will be a huge productivity advantage to having the same environment both on-premise and in the cloud. Informatica offers both an \u201cexact-same\u201d experience for experienced data integration developers both on-prem and in the cloud as well as a cloud product that is designed for \u201ccitizen integrators.\u201d\nPingback: \u30af\u30e9\u30a6\u30c9\u5316\u3078\u306e\u9053 - Informatica Blog Japan()",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Ten Days of Ireland\nI survived the typhoon \uff08and the hospital\uff09 \u2192\nBells and Sirens\nPosted on September 19, 2010 by thall\nAfter months of paperwork, preparation, and packing, I\u2019ve finally arrived in France (!), where I will be a language teaching assistant for the next seven months.\nThe long-anticipated day of departure passed with only a few hiccups. It was a rather long day, which is to be expected, beginning at a too-early 4:30 am on Wednesday morning, when the shuttle picked me up and whisked me off to an almost empty SeaTac airport. From SeaTac, my plane took me to Houston, then from there, straight to Charles-de-Gaulle airport in Paris.\nOn the leg from Texas to Paris, I met a friendly Parisian, who gave me advice for finding an apartment in France, helped me find my baggage in the airport, escorted me to the train station, and directed me to the right line for on-call tickets. My train arrived, and carted me and my thousand pounds of luggage away to the beautiful city of Lille (only about 45 minutes away from Paris by TGV, the fast train in France).\nAs Thursday morning continued, I began to feel pretty tired, but mostly, just lucky. First of all, here I was, back in France, having been given the opportunity to live here again. Second of all, I was meeting friendly and helpful people left and right, which is always reassuring when you\u2019ve just moved to a new place, be it a different neighborhood, town, or country. On some level, all at once, I knew that everything was going to work out.\nFrom the Lille-Europe train station, things began to get a little more tricky. For starters, I exited the train station, expecting to walk straight out into the typical scene surrounding a train station entrance, taxi lines, cars, and buses clogging the street, piles of luggage blocking the sidewalk, and crowds of people elbowing their way inside. Instead, I somehow found myself in a mall, which is apparently connected to the train station. Because what jet-lagged traveller doesn\u2019t appreciate the good ol\u2019 overstimulated environment of a shopping mall? Eventually I found my way out of the labyrinth, only to be welcomed by a slow drizzle, which I should have expected, but somehow didn\u2019t really prepare for (the weather in Lille is somewhat akin to that of Tacoma).\nBy this point, my shiny feelings of luckiness were waning, and a new sentiment of needing to put my suitcase and duffel down somewhere dry was taking over. I almost succumbed to the temptation of hailing a taxi, and booking it to the nearest hostel, but instead asked for directions to an address (where I was supposed to meet the friend of my Couchsurfing host). And once again, a ridiculously friendly and helpful local not only gave me directions, but took me to the address. From there, my host\u2019s friend helped me lug my bags to the apartment, while giving me a few tips about the local metro, pointing out good caf\u00e9s, and giving me brief histories of various monuments. The shiny feelings were coming back.\nAfter a much-appreciated shower and power nap, I met my Couchsurfing host. [Note: if you\u2019ve never participated in/ heard of Couchsurfing, I highly recommend it. The hosts are fantastic, and it\u2019s an excellent way to meet locals of the city where you\u2019ll be staying for whatever length, be it a few days or a year.] The two of us wandered around for a bit, talking mostly in English, and then, after what was one of the longest days of my life, I crashed.\nWhile the thought had occurred to me, in an abstract and vague sort of way, that I was in France, it wasn\u2019t until the next morning, when I woke up to the sound of church bells clanging, and police car sirens blaring that I truly felt that I was back.",
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        "raw_content": "Indian Budget Report Card: Did Modi Deliver on Last Year\u2019s Promises?\nAnant Vijay Kala\nIndia\u2019s national budget was once used to reveal plans to revamp the way the economy was managed but in recent years it has been more about promises and pledges to appease different groups in the world\u2019s largest democracy.\nSome die-hard optimists had hoped last year\u2019s budget would include \u201cbig bang\u201d economic reforms from Prime Minister Narendra Modi\u2019s government, instead they got tiny tinkering, more spending and a delay in the South Asian nation\u2019s deficit-reduction plans.\nBig pledges were made and the government has delivered on some. Here is a look back at what was promised last February and where Asia\u2019s third-largest economy stands as it is set to unveil its next budget on Monday.\nNominal GDP growth, which measures the increase in the value of an economy\u2019s output without adjusting for inflation, has been slowing in recent quarters due to a rare fall in wholesale prices. The slowdown has worried analysts as the growth rate has now plummeted to levels below the real GDP growth rate, pointing to a deflationary threat. This has put policymakers in a spot as consumer prices continue to rise. A continued slowdown in nominal GDP growth could also put the government\u2019s fiscal deficit target at risk.\nReal GDP growth, the benchmark gauge of economic growth, strips out the impact of price changes on output. Here too, actual growth is set to fall significantly short of the government\u2019s estimate, a reminder that the Indian economy remains weaker than expected. This despite the country\u2019s rejigged statistics placing it in pole position among the world\u2019s fastest-growing large economies.\nAchieving the government\u2019s fiscal deficit target, which is measured as a proportion of nominal GDP, has become challenging.\nThe government had budgeted a deficit of 3.9% of GDP this fiscal year. Its calculations assumed an 11.5% increase in nominal GDP.\nBut the latest statistics-ministry projection pegs nominal GDP to grow a much weaker 8.6% this year. That has raised questions if the deficit target can still be achieved.\nThere is a bright side. The sharp decline in global crude oil prices has reduced the government\u2019s subsidy bill. Morgan Stanley estimates the deficit would narrow to 3.8% this year.\nThis is one of the biggest areas of disappointment. Economists and investors were surprised when in the last budget the government announced plans to raise a staggering over $10 billion by selling small stakes in state-run firms, its biggest-ever target.\nMost economists doubted the money would be raised, although some were still willing to give the newly formed government the benefit of doubt.\nNow, with just over a month left before the close of the fiscal year, the numbers look dismal.\nThe government has so far managed to raise about $2.68 billion, barely a quarter of the full-year target, as falling global commodity prices have hurt the valuations of many companies on the radar for disinvestment.\nRevenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia said earlier this month that tax revenue for the year will be broadly in line with the budget estimate. That will be an achievement for the government given the target was missed in each of the past four years.\nThe gains in indirect taxes, however, are expected to be offset by a shortfall in revenue from direct taxes such as corporate and income tax, partly due to a sluggish recovery in the economy that has weighed on profits of businesses.\nThis is one feather in the government\u2019s cap. Complete official data available until September show a robust 18% increase in FDI in the first nine months of 2015 to $26.52 billion. Amitabh Kant, secretary of the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, a unit of the commerce ministry, tweeted some fresh numbers earlier this month. According to these latest figures, FDI jumped 114% from a year earlier in December. FDI until December starting from the time Mr. Modi\u2019s government assumed office around mid-2014 is up 48% from the comparable period, he added without giving details.",
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        "raw_content": "VIDEO \u2013 Make $300/day Market Gardening for a living, How to Make Money on a Small Farm, Farmers Market\nWith the work our sellers have put into this market garden business \u2013 and the additional capital improvements they have made to the farm (nearing 6 figures), and the financial support of having this market garden farm turn-key \u2013 the chances of your market gardening business success improves greatly. Watch this VIDEO to see the property that allows you to make $300/day Market Gardening for a living, How to Make Money on a Small Farm, Farmers Market\nWhy not replace modern agriculture with market gardening?\nAs you know, the problems with modern agriculture are numerous, but the solutions, not so much. Local organic market gardening agriculture can (and will) transform society in positive ways, but the limiting factor is the number of people willing to make a change for their community. Our world needs more small-scale farmers who have an interest in market gardening \u2013 like you.\nMarket Gardening for a living?\nFeeding people locally is hard work, but it can be part of a fulfilling lifestyle with a deep sense of connection with the land, family and your community, says Jean-Martin Fortier, a pioneer in the field of Market Gardening. J-M\u2019s low-tech strategy kept his start-up costs to a minimum, and overhead expenses low. The farm became profitable after only a few years, now with revenues north of $140,000 and margins over 50% \u2014 and that is on only an acre and a half \u2014 he claims they have never felt the pinch of financial pressure with his market garden business. I\u2019ll say.\nFor more pics and current pricing click here \u2014 https://bluegrassteam.com/listing/1600285-6712-s-highway-89-mckee-ky-40447/\nfor his entire story and how J-M makes this all work \u2013 click here: http://www.themarketgardener.com/\nFarmers Markets on a serious rise, numbers growing rapidly \u2013 How to Make Money on a Small Farm \u2013\nFarmer\u2019s markets allow growers to sell directly to consumers at a given location and time. This marketing method has grown in popularity.\nSince USDA\u2019s Agricultural Marketing Service began tracking farmers\u2019 markets in 1994, the number of markets in the United States has grown from 1,755 to 8,144 in 2013, an increase of about 4 percent from the previous year. The states with the most farmers\u2019 markets include California (759), New York (637), Illinois (336), Michigan (331) and Ohio (300). Total annual sales at U.S. farmers\u2019 markets are estimated at $1 billion. Kentucky hasnt even touched the tip of the iceberg yet \u2014 this is the opportunity to grow quickly and be the authority in Market Gardening.\nWhy Market Gardening and Farmers Markets?\nA farmers\u2019 market allows growers the opportunity to market directly to consumers without dealing with a food broker. Growers can explain how the food is grown and educate consumers on how to prepare it.\nConsumers have an opportunity to put a \u201cface\u201d on who is growing the product, which they do not necessarily get from traditional retail food outlets. This form of direct marketing is also regarded as agritourism. BTW \u2013 Kentucky\u2019s Dept of Agriculture LOVES anything to do with agritourism. Consumers also have the chance to purchase products that originate locally and are promoted as being \u201cfresh.\u201d\nWhat do I do when it isn\u2019t summer season?\nMost farmers\u2019 markets are operated on a seasonal basis, opening in the spring and closing in the fall. However, there are year-round markets and they are generally found on the West Coast, southeast and southwest United States.\nTo participate in a year round Farmer\u2019s Market, a grower or vendor, pays a small fee or percent of sales for booth space. The market has a manager that coordinates vendors and promotes the market. The market is held in a public location, such as a town square or downtown street on a weekly basis. Some markets are open in the mornings and others are open in late afternoon.\nAs farmers markets extend the market gardening season and the demand for local food goes year-round, many growers are creating products to take advantage of the new marketing opportunities. These new products and foods and non-food items include things such as baked goods, straw bales, wreaths, candles, etc. This is an amazing way of diversifying your farm\u2019s offerings, extending your selling season, and improving your bottom line.\nFirst, identify potential products \u2013 that will sell well \u2013 and that you like to make. They should be food items that you know and love, because your enthusiasm will be crucial to your marketing success.\nMaybe you have a favorite family recipe for jalapeno jelly or garlic jelly \u2013 or a special love of pesto \u2013 or you\u2019re part of the fermentation generation. Choose foods that interest you, and think about a few variations that could be developed into a multiple product line, such as basil pesto, cilantro pesto, and parsley pesto. Experiment in your home kitchen to devise recipes that are delicious, economical, and use ingredients from your own or other local market garden farms \u2013 Hint: stick to one type of food process, such as canning, freezing, drying, or baking.\nBottom line is there is a ton of opportunity out there and with some enthusiasm and the right piece of property \u2013 which I am about to show you\u2026 \u2014- you have a recipe for success in your new Market Garden experience.\nTop 5 things you need to do to run a successful Small Farm Market Garden as a business:\n1 \u2013 Purchase a market garden property that has a conducive layout to growing, has great soil, access to live water and has HUGE growth potential \u2014\u2014 CHECK\n2 \u2013 Purchase the equipment to run this market garden as a business \u2013 not just getting by, but real equipment that is sized properly. This is not inexpensive \u2014\u2014 CHECK\n3 \u2013 Put in 6 figures of capital improvements to your property to make it market-gardening-as-a-business-ready. \u2014\u2014 CHECK\n4 \u2013 Start your market garden business, grow crops, establish a market for your products and begin to be profitable and make money (this can take years) \u2013 it is already done for you. \u2014\u2014 CHECK\n5 \u2013 Find a market niche and expand on your established business by offering products all year long. \u2014\u2014 what are YOU going to make for the winter months? With an Artist\u2019s community the next town over \u2013 Berea, KY \u2013 the sky is the limit.\nReady to make the move? 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        "title": "Kick the Dust: Future Proof Parks at Rivington Terraced Gardens \u2013 Bolton Live!",
        "raw_content": "Community Reporter Central, Local News\nKick the Dust: Future Proof Parks at Rivington Terraced Gardens\nGroundwork are looking for young people aged 11-25 to get involved in a project called Kick the Dust: Future Proof Parks based at Rivington Terraced Gardens. The aim of this project is to attract more young people to get involved in their local heritage through volunteering. They are currently looking to gain local young people\u2019s opinion as to what they think about the Terraced Gardens\u2019 history and how they can encourage more young people to visit and volunteer in order to make Rivington engaging andrelevant to young people.\nIn order to understand the young people\u2019s opinions and motivations towards heritage and volunteering, they would like young people aged 11-25 to fill in a questionnaire, which is linked below.\nThey would appreciate it if you could spare 15 minutes of your time to fill in this questionnaire, your opinion is invaluable and will help them understand young people\u2019s views towards heritage, especially towards Rivington, and volunteering.\nWhat is the project about and why?\nKick the Dust: Future Proof Parks is a \u00a310million Heritage Lottery Fund project with a focus on young people aged 11-25. The project based at Rivington Terraced Gardens, is led by Groundwork Cheshire Lancashire and Merseyside and the aim is to inspire young people within the age group to contribute to the sustainability of local historic sites as well as restoring and conserving Rivington Terraced Gardens. Groundwork will work with Rivington Heritage trust and will assist partnerships in 5 areas of England and combine Friends of Park Groups with a younger group, delivering training and\nsupport for young people to develop their leadership and other valuable skills whilst discovering the\nheritage of their local sites. Young people from various backgrounds within the area will be encouraged to get involved to increase the social mix of the Friends of Parks Group at Rivington.\nAbout Rivington Terraced Gardens\nRivington Terraced Gardens are located on the slopes of Winter Hill in Chorley below Rivington Pike.\nThe Gardens were purchased and designed by Lord Leverhulme between the years 1900-1925. The Gardens were planned and built in stages by Thomas Mawson, a famous landscape architect, to be used as a private garden for Lever for him to relax in and entertain. A dramatic hillside garden was created which featured a wooded area with a network of footpaths that provide the terraces that give the Terraced Gardens their name. There is also a artificial ravine and cascade with several bridges and fords crossing it. The upper section of the site has remains of the formal gardens and buildings. These include a Japanese Garden, an Italian Garden and a lake. The site also contains many stone built structures, including a magnificent seven-arched bridge, a number of small summer houses and the Pigeon Tower.\nSince Lever\u2019s death, the gardens suffered a gradual decline as the resources to maintain the extensive gardens were no longer available. Today, the original structure of the gardens remains and is a place much loved by local people and visitors across the region. The Gardens are open to the public but many areas are deemed unsafe due to the wild and unmanageable plants and unstable structures. This project will aim to ensure it is safe and enjoyable for the public. The Gardens are an incredibly significant, culturally valuable piece of landscape within the region and want plenty of people involved in the project aiding us to restore this magnificent site\nWhat they want people to do?\nAs well as the conservation and restoration work, Groundwork and Rivington Trust will work with local youth groups, schools and volunteers onsite. They are currently looking to gain local young people\u2019s opinion as to what they think about the Terraced Gardens\u2019 history and how we can encourage more young people to visit and volunteer in order to make Rivington engaging and relevant to young people.\nThis will be important for Kick the Dust as it will create an understanding of the motivations and barriers young people face when getting involved in heritage and volunteering. They would be grateful if you could fill in a questionnaire about the project.\nYou can find the questionnaire online at:\nhttp://smartsurvey.co.uk/s/P2RJK\ngroundworkkick the dustrivington terraced gardens\nPrevious Previous post: Bolton MP challenges Secretary of State over Universal Credit\nNext Next post: Review: BE // LONGING \u2013 Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester.",
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        "raw_content": "The Lover and the Madman by Joe K. REVIEW\nJoe K. shows what beauty there is in loss and what victory there is in surrender. Through his personal experiences Joe shares a peaceful message of faith, hope, and recovery in the twelve steps. From his idyllic childhood in the ranching and mining towns of the Pacific North West, Joe's life takes him to the glittering nightclubs of the 1960's where his career as a performer brought his great success, and where his very personal journey began. From gutters and flophouses of San Francisco to the luxury resorts of South America, Africa, Europe and Asia, Joe shares his exciting journey to spiritual and personal awakening and finding self-acceptance and love. Today Joe is retired and makes his home in Boise, Idaho where he spends his time with his 2 dogs, large family, and many wonderful friends.\nI love memoirs. I always have. Especially after I read The Diary of Anne Frank in elementry school. I have heard from friends and family and other bloggers about memoirs and books based on true stories/events; some of them were great and I hated getting to the last page, others seemed to drag on and on. The memoir sorta fell in the second category for me. His stories would differ from funny, sad, scary and uh...huh...moments. I thought I would get to the point of his memoir about halfway through his stories. I was hoping so. But- about halfway through I stopped reading for a moment and looked at the book and thought, what is the point of this memoir? Is there a reason for it? Most people, when they write their memoirs, they tell stories of their life but there is also a point to it. The big lesson they learned, the deamon they conquered. I felt in his book, that part was missing, or at least fell flat. I did get a message of faith and loss but it didn't seem to be the focal point of his message. I'm not sure what the focal point was. I did get moments of inspiration as he was figuring out who he was sexually and as a person as well fighting through alcohol addiction and mental disorders. I would read another of his books and give him another chance; I just didn't feel it with is memoir and I am sorry to feel and say that since I do enjoy memoirs; especially since I read another review of this book over at Minding Spot, the book seems real good.\nOn the same token, as I do with all books that I don't feel so great about first hand, I will come back to it and read it again.\nPlease read other people's reviews and thoughts on this book as well. I don't feel the greatest about this book but you never know....\nI can't say I do recommend this book, but I would say to still give the book a chance because as I said before, you never know.\nLife in Death (Kari Marchant Series, Book 1) Book Feature 2\n\u201cFrost. Call on line one.\u201d The voice boomed overhead and interrupted Scott Frost mid-climb. He jumped off his truck, pushed up the sleeves on his dingy green work shirt and walked to the phone mounted on the wall, his face a scowl of irritation.\nHe grabbed the receiver. \u201cHello.\u201d\n\u201cThey found Patience,\u201d his wife, Andrea, whispered.\nMammoth garbage trucks rumbled and shook the walls as they rolled out into the street for the day\u2019s work, their giant bellies hungry for trash. Scott strained to hear his wife over the noise.\n\u201cI told you never to call me here.\u201d\n\u201cDo you know what they did to her?\u201d Her voice rose an octave.\n\"Hold it together.\u201d He clenched his fist and resisted the impulse to smash it through the wall. \u201cShe\u2019s the one who ran off.\u201d\n\u201cShe didn\u2019t deserve that. Nobody deserves that.\u201d\nThe phone slipped a bit in his sweaty hand. Tolerance had never been one of Scott's virtues, and what little he did have waned with each whiny word his wife uttered. \u201cIt\u2019ll all be over soon, you know that.\u201d\n\u201cThey won\u2019t let us out.\u201d\nHe gnashed his teeth together until the noise in his head drowned out the roar of garbage trucks. The pumping of his heart escalated and Scott imagined he could feel his blood pressure rising.\n\u201cDamn it, Andrea, take a valium. These people are dangerous. They\u2019ll kill us if we flake out.\u201d\nI received the content of this blog post from CBLS Promotions\nLife in Death (Kari Marchant Series, Book 1) by Harlow Coban Book Feature 1\nTo purchase the book at Amazon\nTwitter: @HarlowCoban\nBlog: http://www.harlowcoban.com/?page_id=53\nLife in Death (Kari Marchant Series, Book 1) by Harlow Coban BLURB\n\"Life in Death (Kari Marchant Series, Book 1)\" by Harlow Coban\nTitle: Life in Death (Kari Marchant Series, Book 1)\nAuthor: Harlow Coban\nPublisher: Wine Not Publishing\nSub-Genre: Mystery/Thriller\nWhen homicide detective Rance Nicolet meets Kari, his attraction to her is powerful\u2014and the feeling is mutual. But things between them go terribly wrong when Kari\u2019s old lover is found murdered with a letter from her in his pocket. The evidence against Kari is damning. Rance\u2019s personal and professional lives collide. Does he blindly believe the woman he\u2019s falling in love with or follow the evidence no matter where it leads?\nI received the content used in this blog post from CBLS Promotions\nLife in Death by Harlow Coban REVIEW and Giveaway!\nLet me start off by saying I didn't like the cover. It didn't do the story justice. The story was well written with well developed charachter. Harlow Coban keeps you thinking on your toes wondering what in the world is going on. What may be a small mistake by a coworker may have hindered the chances of survival for the troubled Patience Dolo; a foster child who is supposed to be cared for by Andrea and Scott Frost. When the two detectives show up and tell Andrea that Patience has been found dead, she isn't reacting or taken by the news as typical parents are. In fact, she is appearing to be putting on an entire act for the two detectives. What I found odd is the fact that Andrea didn't ask questions about Patience or if she could go see her...nothing. She seemed on the defensive. Ansty. Nervous.\nAnd even though I feel bad for April, I don't care for her. She is loose, doesn't dress appropriately for her job, or any job for that matter. She is nosy and rude. She seems to try too hard to be the IT girl.\nThere were parts of this book that were a little challenging for me to read; only because I don't do the blood and gore. Though I still have a hard time watching Jurrasic Park. Yes, I can be that sensetive; not by choice. Harlow Coban had great detail and it wasn't over done; I personally just didn't like it when it came to Saura and Edvard (their alto egos) and their long time ago ceremony, I had a twinge of oh yuck. But probably for most everyone else, this wont be a huge issue, espeically if you watch any of those crime shows.\nI liked Kari Marchant, Pateience's social worker. She is someone I could see myself being friends with. Having a great cup of coffee and great conversation. I felt bad for her though, not only because she had to turn in her friend/coworker because she forgot to give her the note about Pateince running away, but because she was with a man who had incriminating evidence on his computer and she threw him out because of it. He threatened that if she told that she would \"regret it\". She found out he was running for office and sent him a letter; but then he is missing then found dead with her letter on him. Making her look very guilty.\nI really enjoyed the fact that even though this story had a few underlying stories, they akk tied into one and it wasn't hard to follow. I also enjoyed the fact that even though this story is only about 60 pages long, Coban doesn't race through it. She kept good suspense, making you read on to find out what is going to happen next.\nI have been luckjy enough be read yet another good book by a really good writer. Again, I can honestly say I do look forward to her next book. I do recommend this book; but I also advise parental discression, becasue there is a little colorful language and some adult content.\nI received this book for review from CBLS.\nAs I stated in my title, there is a giveaway! The winner will recieve a copy of this great read in e-format. Fpr a chance to win this book, leave a comment here telling me you want to enter. That's easy, right? And for an extra point each, follow my blog as well as on twitter. Let me know in your comment that you are a new follower of mine on twitter and/or here and if you already are following me then let me know:) Good luck all and happy reading!\nIn this past year (not starting at 2012, I mean in the past 12 months) I have read some really good books, some not so great, and a couple that have been really hard to put down. The kind where I need to get all errands and house work done before hand becasue once I pick it up it is near impossible to put down.\nThis sucks you in right from the start. Part of the pull of this book was that you just had to know what was going to happen next. Especially with a character like Beatrice. Do not like her. At least in the beginning. She seems to always be up to no good. A tiger in sheeps clothing type. Thinks and talks as though all kids/teenagers are up to no good, etc. She has it out for the Peach kids, especially after their father dies.\nFrom the beginning your pulling for the five kids and your heart goes out to them. you feel yourself rooting for them and being parental and protective over the kids when someone is starting to stir the pot and causing issues especially where none is needed.\nWasn't a huge fan of Aunt Vera either. Trying to get the older kids to take a shot in their fathers name when he died of drinking too much then getting mad at the oldest girl, Joanie for disagreeing with it and being told she was out of line and rude to her elder. I loved the kids, They had to grow up beyond their years, especially Teddy and Joanie; practically overnight. Though I felt they did very good and handled themselves quite well. They have to deal with a lot of loss in a short time, take on adult responsibilities; including paying all the back bills their their father left behind, deal with everyone saying how great their 'Pops' otherwise known as Yimey was when they knew him to be great up until their mother died (he went into a downward spiral, started drink A LOT). Then it was a man who worked and went to the bar.\nYou 'hear' these kids' thoughts about their father and your heart goes out to them and their father. He went into depression after his wife died. But that in itself was a death to their kids because they hardly saw their father and and when they did he was either drunk or passed out. But they did have fond memories.\nAnyway, I am beginning to ramble and get off track.\nI loved the kids, the Priest, Sarah, Teddy's girlfriend and 'Scratch' Joanie's boyfriend. Was not a huge fan of Aunt Vera, as I said before; spoiled, rude and cold. Loved the tight knit family theme of the book. Having each others back, looking out for each other, kindness, love, compassion, bravery and faith. That would sum up the theme of this book and I loved it. And I look forward to the sequel.\nI highly recommend this book. You won't be sorry, Larry is a gifted writer who creates a smart, witty, loving and believable characters and storyline. I am so happy I got the opportunity to read this book.\nHe also has a blog (http://www.ThePriestandthePeaches.com) where he posts weekly commentary. 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Fett MD and Steve Langford/White Sleeper, Deby Eisenberg/Pictures of the Past, Marty Jurow/See\u2019in Stars: A Show Biz Odyssey, actor George Kennedy/Trust Me, Peter Ford/Glenn Ford: A Life and Dr. Ken Nedd/Power Over Stress as well as many, many others.\nSince it\u2019s inception, TBC has served as publicists to such companies and celebrities as CBS, Simon & Schuster, ABC, Globe Pequot Press, Harper Collins publishers, Norton publishers, Paramount studios, Oxford University Press, PBS, Warner Brothers, American Movie Classics cable channel (Mad Men), Bravo, Life Time Television, NYU Press, Ben Bella Books, Fox Television Network, Little Brown publishers, Fox News, CNN, self-published author service firms such as Xlibris, Author House and i-Universe as well as numerous celebrities from Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon to Kevin Costner, Tatum O\u2019Neal, Tim Curry, Martin Landau, Robert Stack, Rod Stewart, Gary Conway, Oprah Winfrey (Oprah\u2019s Big Give television series on ABC) and numerous other stars.\nMr. Barrett started up The Barrett Company publicity firm after serving in top PR positions with the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) for more than ten years, where he was in charge of media relations for Johnny Carson\u2019s Tonight Show and Today, among other well-known NBC shows such as Unsolved Mysteries, Fame and numerous highly-rated NBC specials, including The American Film Institute Awards and The American Movie Awards.\nWhen earlier basing in New York City, Mr. Barrett served as a book publicist to many major publishers with publicity campaigns for a number of best-selling authors from large trade book publishers from Scribners to Random House.\nMr. Barrett has also held executive media relations posts with 20th Century Fox Film Corporation in New York and Capitol Records in Hollywood, New York and London, where he helped launch recorded music by The Beatles, The Band and many other music artists including Joe South, Freda Payne, Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell.\nYou can visit his website at www.thebarrettco.com. Visit them on Twitter at www.twitter.com/thebarrettco.\nAbout The Barrett Company:\nMedia expert & advisor Charles Barrett formed The Barrett Company in 1991 as a full service media relations and media marketing/communications agency. The Los Angeles headquartered firm offers 21st century integrated media outreach and media marketing expertise with an emphasis on the entertainment and leisure time industries serving authors/publishers, Hollywood celebrities, motion pictures, and television. Since inception, TBC has served such companies as Simon & Schuster, Globe Pequot Press, Norton Publishers, Warner Brothers Studios, American Movie Classics cable channel, ABC TV, CBS TV, Fox Television, self-published author publishers such as Xlibris, Author House, I-Universe and numerous celebrities from Johnny Carson to Ed McMahon to Kevin Costner to Oprah Winfrey (Oprah\u2019s Big Give television series on ABC).\nThe Barrett Company also assists attorneys and their clients, managing media coverage in civil and criminal cases from California to New York in both state and federal courts.\nMr. Barrett formed the firm after serving in top public relations positions with the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) for more than ten years, where he was in charge of media relations for The Tonight Show and Today, among other well-known NBC shows such as Unsolved Mysteries, Fame and numerous highly-rated NBC specials, including The American Film Institute Awards and The American Movie Awards.\nMr. Barrett has also held executive media relations posts with 20th Century Fox Film Corporation in New York and Capitol Records in Hollywood, New York and London, where he helped launch recorded music by The Beatles, The Band and many other music artists.\nWhen earlier basing in New York City, Mr. Barrett assisted major publishers with publicity campaigns for a number of New York Times best-selling authors, serving such publishers as Scribner\u2019s, Simon & Schuster, Norton, John Wiley & Sons, Warner Books and Golden Books, among many others.\nThe Barrett Company serves major publisher and self-published authors with Harper Collins, Little Brown, Penguin Press, i-Universe, Oxford University Press, Viking Press, Xlibris, Random House, Holm Press, Ben Bella Books, Author House, SMU Press, NYU Press, creating and performing a range of publicity services and media outreach for both fiction and non-fiction book releases.\nCharles Barrett began his media career as a reporter with The Associated Press in New Haven, CT and later served on the editorial staffs of both The Hollywood Reporter in Los Angeles and Billboard Publications in New York. He has also authored numerous articles for magazines and newspapers on the performing arts and travel as well as appearing as a contributor on major U.S. radio talk shows discussing celebrities, films, television and books. He was voted the Book Publicist of the Year award by the Southern California Book Pub Society recently. Charles is a member of The Publishers Association of Los Angeles, The Academy of TV Arts and Sciences (Emmy Award) and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences (The Oscars \u00ae).\nThe Barrett Company is well known and regarded among the world\u2019s media outlets for its credibility and creativity. Through years of client assignments we have developed remarkable and successful campaigns for our wide range of authors/publishers, Hollywood creatives, companies and celebrities, which have paved the way for us to produce media, consumer and trade events of all descriptions both in the United States and overseas, from Book Expo to NATPE (the renowned annual television program executive conference) to Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, The Frankfurt Book Fair to filmdom\u2019s Show West as well as MIP in France, The Beverly Hills Film Festival and The Cannes International Film Festival.\nTBC\u2019s experience, skills and knowledge in various professional disciplines have enabled the company to offer programs we are proud of, including trade and consumer publicity campaigns, Internet publicity campaigns, crisis communications management, new company and celebrity launches, trade show media awareness, marketing communications solutions, and consultancy to in-house publicity firms in publishing, film and television. No assignment is too big or too small. TBC possesses a keen awareness of the workings of the global media \u2013 - including but not limited to print, broadcast and digital \u2013 - and has demonstrated over the years the ability to create stunning and effective media outreach models for valued clients, be they well established, or start-ups, or beginning careers as authors and celebrities.\nBarbara Wall, a specialist in media marketing and media research, serves as Vice President of TBC. She has accomplished extensive assignments, ranging from technology to entertainment to printing/publishing and has working relationships with a wide circle of book media contacts including reviewers at major US newspapers to Internet book reviewers including NY Times, USA TODAY, Midwest Book Review, BookPleasures.com, BookReview.com, writers at select men and women\u2019s\u2019 magazines and online social media bloggers covering authors and publishers. Ms. Wall formerly served as an executive in two Fortune 500 companies (Xerox, Experian) and has worked with a range of clients including BMG Music Service, The Fox Network, Eddie Bauer, Levi\u2019s, Starbucks, and Jamba Juice. She holds both BA and MBA degrees and formerly taught high school English in Colorado.\nA key professional on The Barrett Company team is Vice President John Michaeli, who offers international and domestic public relations/communications expertise with a proven track record of developing, implementing and directing strategic marketing campaigns. Mr. Michaeli is a crisis communications specialist, having served many studios and networks dealing with a range of public issues in both personnel to products areas. Mr. Michaeli has held senior management posts with PR agencies and companies in the entertainment, technology, new media, network TV and public relations industries, including Walt Disney Studios, Fox Family Channel, Warner Brothers, Pax TV and Hanna-Barbera, the renowned animation studio in Hollywood where he served as VP of Marketing.\nRepresenting TBC in New York is publicist and author Ward Morehouse III, who served as media contact at NBC for NBC Nightly News and was also was a Vice President at Jack Raymond & Associates, a top New York public relations firm. Mr. Morehouse has authored several books on the world\u2019s top hotels from The Plaza to The Waldorf Astoria and most recently released his latest book, London\u2019s Grand Hotels. He also created and maintains the New York City web portal www.broadwayafterdark.com.\nTBC is proud of its association with renowned film marketing professional Jerry Pam. Mr. Pam\u2019s accomplished film marketing career ranges from his days with The Beatles on their hit films, A Hard Day\u2019s Night and Help, to films like Chocolat, Cinema Paridiso, Cider House Rules, the Oscar \u00ae winner Shakespeare in Love and Good Will Hunting, among many, many other pictures. He earlier created remarkable film marketing campaigns for Apocalypse Now, Last Tango in Paris, American Graffiti, The Conversation and Midnight Express. Jerry has represented numerous screen and television personalities, including Michael Caine, Roger Moore, Jaclyn Smith and Robert Stack, in addition to well known authors such as Sidney Sheldon, Jackie Collins, Judith Krantz and Morris West. His corporate clients have ranged from Rolls Royce to Mouton Cadet Wines, and Faberge to General Mills.\nThe Barrett Company represents author Carla Malden (who co-wrote her father Karl Malden\u2019s biography When Do I Start?) for her forthcoming book Afterimage from Globe Pequot Press. TBC created the media marketing campaign for film producer/agent Marty Jurow (Breakfast At Tiffany\u2019s, The Pink Panther and Terms of Endearment) and his tales of Hollywood\u2019s Golden Age \u2014 Marty Jurow Seein\u2019 Stars: A Show Biz Odyssey, a hardbound work published by Southern Methodist University Press. In his book, Mr. Jurow tells riveting vignettes and stories about Jack Lemmon, Karl Malden, Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Audrey Hepburn, Marlon Brando, author Truman Capote, Katharine Hepburn, Elvis Presley and Gary Cooper, among others. Mr. Malden said about the book, \u201cAnyone who wants to know what happened behind the scenes in theatre, film, and TV during the 30s, 40s and 50s must read this book.\u201d Other author clients include Julie Sinatra author of Under My Skin, entrepreneur Gary Fong\u2019s The Accidental Millionaire and Do You Really Need Back Surgery by noted Santa Monica neurosurgeon Dr. Aaron Filler to Before You Say I Do Again by California family law and divorce expert attorney Ben Berkley.\nIn motion pictures, The Barrett Company\u2019s numerous client accomplishments include media outreach for the Showcase for Oscar \u00ae Nominated Shorts that played to full theatres in Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., as well as publicity for movie openings and key industry awards for top feature films from Warner Brothers, MGM (Tomorrow Never Dies with Pierce Brosnan)), Paramount, Sony, Universal and Columbia Pictures. TBC as also served national theatre chains, feature film distributors and alternative cinema theatres with special regional movie openings and promotions including The Kids Are Alright, September Dawn, It\u2019s Complicated, The Scoundrel\u2019s Wife, Million Dollar Baby, Insomnia, The Aryan Couple, Master of the Game, Never Again, Blair Witch Project, multi film festival winner Smoke Signals and many film festival winners in various award categories.\nTBC has served filmmakers at a wide variety of film festivals, including The Cannes Film Festival, The New York Film Festival, The Hollywood Film Festival, The Sundance Film Festival, The Toronto Film Festival, The Sarasota Film Festival, and the San Diego World Film Festival. TBC introduced the world media to the inaugural Beverly Hills Film Festival in 2001 with director/author Henry Bromell (Panic with Donald Sutherland).\nOur notable TBC television projects include campaigns for reality-based TV productions such as Oprah Winfrey\u2019s Oprah\u2019s Big Give on ABC and CBS\u2019 The Amazing Race to shows on American Movie Classics (Mad Men) to Bravo\u2019s Millionaire Matchmaker to NBC\u2019s Unsolved Mysteries to Paramount TV\u2019s Wild Things to Fox TV\u2019s Cops and numerous other productions. We also launched the success of Ed McMahon\u2019s Star Search at Walt Disney World in 1995. Our PR campaigns for various television productions resulted in across-the-board media attention and awareness in a wide range of outlets from USA Today to the New York Times as well as The Wall Street Journal, Daily Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Multi Channel News, Entertainment Tonight, Access Hollywood, E! TV, Today, Good Morning America and The Tonight Show just to mention a few.\nThis past week I finished:\nGet Married This Year: 365 Days to I Do by Janet Blaire Page PhD.\nI also have an article by Janet Page 5 Things To Do This Year\nI finished Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte in January but finally have The Parchment Society's (my book club) review up.\nI will have our February review up in about a week\n(The Perfect Husband by Lisa Gardner)\nI also finished Daddy's Home by A. K. Alexander review here\nThis week I am reading:\nFor The Parchment Society's read for March:\nThe Postmistress by Sarah Blake. I am also reading Life in Death by Harlow Coban\nI think that's it for this week, Pretty light...\n(Don't you just love the cover for The Postmistress?)\n5 Things To Do This Year\nBy Janet Blair Page, PhD,\nAuthor of Get Married This Year: 365 Days to \"I Do\"\nLost and rotten relationships are last year's mistakes now. You have or haven't erred. Or the only thing you may have learned is who to avoid. It's time to curb the learning curve and stop analyzing your love past. There is no need for review, regret, or remorse. You have amassed enough object lessons in 2011. It's time to get going.\nPlace a moratorium on blame. Make a new year's vow to set break time from the friends and family who help keep you mired in guilt and sorrow.\nHow terrible they were or pitiful you were is yesterday's news. Re-injury by reliving your nightmares only gets in the way of your dreams.\nAnd even more importantly cease fire on all negative self-talk. Your biggest enemy is you. Mental reviews may be your biggest problem. You are the ultimate captive audience the one from whom you can neither run nor hide.\nYou may not be in a relationship or dating a possible dream mate but at least you can be at the start -- facing forward not backward or anchored in a go nowhere relationship. No baggage is a good beginning. So eliminate deadwood as a new year's gift.\nIf the man of the moment is not someone you would marry or who would marry you (and, yes, you do know the difference), dump him now. You'll be less depressed. Ask yourself \"do I feel better about myself when I'm with him, is he _______ (your top 3 and only 3 requirements for a husband), and does he seem interested in marriage or at least on the path to eating out of your hand\"?\nIf so, good - proceed.\nIf not please say goodbye.\n3. Re-order your schedule and your life\nTake a long look at your time commitments and plans for the year ahead. Are they to please others or yourself? Do they further finding the love of your life and/or dating someone who might be? Whose life are you leading?\nRemove time gobblers and anything you dread that truly is not necessary.\nAnd keep your regrets brief. A simple \"I am sorry I won't be able to keep that appointment but thank you\" can keep you out of trouble with anyone r anything that that doesn't align with your priorities.\nAt least three times a week schedule meeting opportunities that will make the man of your dreams that much closer by no more than three degrees of separation. You need to be where a number of single eligible men might show up, someone who knows single, eligible men will be or someone who might know single, eligible men will be. No other venues will do. Your fairy tale is possible but he won't drop from the living room ceiling. You don't know where he's coming from but you must network and have some visibility to let him find you.\nIf your new year's schedule looks bleak, take heart -- a blank slate can be a good thing. Use the time to schedule preparation time for the future you want to have -- take a class that is feel good, achieves a personal goal, or provides opportunity to meet eligible men or hunting buddies. Write into your schedule what will make you better, fitter, prettier, more informed, social adept, or happy-\n4. Visualize your dream\nThis is your movie. Write your script. Replace thoughts and feelings of what you don't have with thoughts and feelings about your life and love relationships, as you want them to be. Feel how good it will feel to have life as you envision it and the man you want to love. Experience the joy -- why wait when your images of the future can make you smile now.\nRemove yourself from any who have a pathetic view of you or your future and draw closer your fans and supporters who can see you as you want to be imagined: happily and successfully in love and married. Their energy can help when yours falters and they can be your scouts on the look for your future mate.\nThere are steps to making a dream a reality. If you want to be with your dream mate in a year, you need to set your goal and your schedule to match it now.\nPlan now for having the time to be married which means time for courting and time for dating and probably means sacrificing something in your current agenda. Even if you only eliminate the sitting around and sulking time, some Facebook, work, TV, obsessive texting, or spurious reading has to go. You need to schedule and protect time to date, to meet that date, and be date ready. Your mood and appearance scream either \"I would like to meet you\" or \"don't even think of approaching me\" and if you fall in the grey area, you are losing. Don't leave home without your friendliest version of yourself.\nYou need to dress your attitude and yourself not only for a date but to get a date. You have the double pleasure of looking and feeling good and having more draw, so go for it. Looks aren't everything. I've seen many the woman with a sparkling personality who could make a greater beauty seem like wallpaper. But some attention to looks signifies the desire to attract -- a primal basic of mating. You don't have to knock yourself out, just don't be scaring away potential suitors.\nPlanning is the key and planning should start day one of the year. One thing you know is that what you were doing last year didn't work. This is your year for change. If love is what you want and are missing, other goals and obligations stay on your radar but he becomes thetop of your agenda.\n\u00a9 2011 Janet Blair Page, PhD author of Get Married This Year: 365 Days to \"I Do\"\nJanet Blair Page, PhD, author of Get Married This Year: 365 Days to \"I Do\", is a psychotherapist with more than thirty years of experience in private practice in New York and Atlanta. She teaches at Emory University and has been in the New York Times, Glamour and on CNN, FOX, Good Morning America, and The Early Show. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia.\nFor more information please visit http://www.amazon.com\nGet Married This year: 365 Day to \"I Do\" by Janet Blair Page, Ph.D REVIEW\nForget waiting for Mr. Right You can go out and find \"The One\" yourself when you follow this plan. Celebrated relationship expert Dr. Janet Blair Page has distilled the very best of her acclaimed dating class at Emory University--the one covered by CNN, FOX, \"Good Morning America,\" and \"The Early Show\"--into this one-of-a-kind book. She's helped bring thousands of singles true love--and now it's your turn\nYour To-Do List This Year:\nToday: Get to know \"yourself.\"\nNext Month: Figure out what you really want from your man.\nMonth 3: Learn how to get out of your own way.\nMonth 6: Take the field and find the right guy.\nMonth 10: Make the big decision.\nMonth 12: \"Get married \"\nThe power is yours--and with Dr. Page's guidance, you'll use that power to meet and marry your Perfect Guy. From designing the ultimate Spouse Shopping List to getting the right guy to commit, this tried-and-true method gives you the blueprint you need to take charge of your love life and find love that can last a lifetime--in only 12 months or less.\nThis is a self help book, but in the sense that the author is teaching you as the single woman to make sure you are ready for that next step by following the steps in her book. These steps are broken into interactive Parts and Chapters; such as Know Yourself (Part 1:What Am I Doing Wrong?, Chapter 1), The Simple Rules of Dating (Part 2:Let The Search Begin, Chapter 7), Connection and Communication (Part 3: The Road to Happily Ever After, Chapter 11). I do feel all the chapters are important. I like appreciate the fact that she not only talks about all aspects of a relationship (what you will not budge not and what you are willing to negotiate/talk about) but also makes it clear that you need to make sure you are happy as you are and with who you are and bring in as little baggage into your next relationship as possible. She makes clear that baggage as in divorce and kids and things of that nature cannot be helped but on the same note that especially kids should not be considered baggage.\nShe also has quizzes, questions and very good pointers in this book. I think my favorite part of this book was the tips/pointers for the first date and the dating time table. I know a lot of women who strongly feel that they don't want to wait to put all their cards on the table; that the man needs to know upfront what he is getting into or feel that they don't have the time or patience to give information a little at a time. But the author actually gives do's and don'ts to dating. Such as don't go somewhere where one person knows everyone or most everyone or even some people ( you get the picture ) and the other person doesn't know anybody. After each tip/point, she explains why: This might make the person feel awkward, nervous, they might feel judged, etc.\nThe Author also includes other peoples love stories which are fun to read and good lessons.\nI recommend this book as a whole because the author, Janet Page gives so many good lessons, tips, red flags to watch for (that you may or may not have been aware of). So you go into the dating world/on a date prepared, comfortable, relaxed and knowing who you are and what you want/need. If I were single, this would be a book I would have picked up. I have already paid this book forward to my mother; a divorcee. And she is going to pass it along to my two single sisters.\nI received this book from the author\nJanet Blair Page, PhD, author of Get Married This Year: 365 Days to \"I Do\", is a psychotherapist with more than thirty years of experience in private practice in New York and Atlanta. She taught at Emory University and has been in the New York Times, Glamour and on CNN, FOX, Good Morning America, and The Early Show. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia.\nAuthor Interview with J.L. Manning\nHe wrote a great book, he is a talented writer, please welcome the man behind The Night Watchman....J. L. Manning!\n1. What made you choose to write in the Genre that you write in?\nI write Young Adult Fiction, because reality is too boring and the best times in life are as young adults. My books started out in space Sci-Fi and what the future may bring. Now I\u2019m focused on relations with Sci-Fi encounters.\n2. What is your favorite thing about the writing experience and why?\nI enjoy that writing takes the author away to a world of his creation. My world is not what I wish it to be. I write to get away and dream of a world I would like to live.\n3. What was the first moment you know you wanted to write?\nI daydream a lot, but that just waists time. I had a job that I was dreaming a lot at as I would do the busy work that was numbing my mind. I started writing these dreams to keep my mind active and creative.\n4. How do you handle bad reviews?\nI learn from them. I welcome bad reviews, because a review that just states that the book is good does nothing for me, but improve sales\u2026\n5. When you write, do you write for a long period of time or do you write in short burst?\nIt feels good when I\u2019m having trouble to stop writing. I write a page or two at a time. I have had an idea that I just had to write about, but I sometimes have trouble getting started.\n6 Where did your inspiration for this book come from?\nThe Night Watchman came from my life and the main character has my background. I heard about the technology that I used in this book how I wished I could use it in my real life. The technology is real, but it does not do everything that I depicted in this book.\n7. What words of advice would you give to aspiring authors?\nWrite your dreams. Turn your dreams into something you can share. Most of all do research on how to write a book for the reader.\n8. What is your favorite scene from the book or why?\nI wrote scenes throughout this book where the main character is tentatively fighting diamonds within him that are questioning if he is doing the right thing.\n9. If your book was turned into a movie that would you want to direct it?\nSimon West, Director of movie \u201cThe Mechanic\u201d TV \u201cThe Cape\u201d or Matthew Vaughn, Director of \u201cKick-Ass\u201d\n10. What is the most inspiring quote you have ever heard?\n11. What projects do you have planned for the future?\nPublish my new book this spring. It\u2019s about aliens coming to Earth and how they join the workforce to be accepted. http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=354851264544682\nAny adventure movie that has a Peter Pan complex\u2026\n13. What do you hope to say to people with your writing?\nI hope they learn a different way to see the world they live.\n14. 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        "raw_content": "This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 6th, 2019 at 5:38 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nAn Evening With Beverly Luff Linn Interviews at Fantastic Fest 2018!\nI had the pleasure to sit down with the \u2018AN EVENING WITH BEVERLY LUFF LINN\u2018 filmmakers at Fantastic Fest 2018 this year, including Jim Hosking and David Wike. You\u2019d remember them mostly from their previous movie \u2018THE GREASY STRANGLER\u2018. Their new film \u2018AN EVENING WITH BEVERLY LUFF LINN\u2018 is a sweet, odd, and magical movie about love, romance, past relationships, and music. The film stars Aubrey Plaza, Jemaine Clement, Emile Hirsch, Craig Robinson, and more. See the full review HERE.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, September 28th, 2018 at 6:47 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\n\u2018You Might Be The Killer\u2019 Interviews at Fantastic Fest 2018!\nI had the pleasure to sit down with the \u2018You Might Be The Killer\u2018 filmmakers at Fantastic Fest 2018 this year, including Thomas P. Vitale, Griff Furst, and Brett Simmons. Their film \u2018YOU MIGHT BE THE KILLER\u2018 is a fun-as-hell movie about a group of camp counselors being brutally murdered one-by-one by a masked killer. The head counselor calls his friend back in the city for help since she is a horror movie aficionado and could help him survive. See the full review HERE.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 at 3:49 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nFantastic Fest Film Review: \u2018Apostle\u2019!\nEasily my favorite movie of Fantastic Fest so far, Apostle is the type of movie that will stay with you hours after watching it. Gareth Evans wrote and directed this disturbing tale of Thomas (Dan Stevens) who infiltrates a religious cult on a remote island in order to rescue his kidnapped sister. Any further descent into the plot would ruin surprises that were a joy to discover during the movie. Evans\u2019 ability to depict brutality and rage is second to none. What\u2019s that? You haven\u2019t seen The Raid or its sequel? Go watch those then come back to this review.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, September 24th, 2018 at 11:43 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nFantastic Fest Film Review: \u2018Hold the Dark\u2019!\nJeremy Saulnier has now made three movies about the darkness at the fringes of civilization. In Blue Ruin it was a revenge tale where a man rejected societal expectations to get his pound of flesh. In Green Room, we follow the journey of a punk rock band trapped by neo-Nazis in a woods far from help. In Hold the Dark, he explores the darkness of remote Alaska to make one of the bleakest movies in recent memory.\nFantastic Fest Film Review: \u2018Halloween\u2019 2018!\nThe original Halloween is barred none the best of the slasher genre. It is a simple story, a young boy kills his sister and is put in a mental institution, 16 years later he breaks out and goes on a rampage murdering people on Halloween. Michael Myers is terrifying in a way that Jason or Freddy isn\u2019t. He feels more \u201crealistic\u201d in his behaviors in the first movie. Michael is just an unstoppable force of death who Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) runs in to. All of the sequels to Halloween try too hard to explain things or add significance. Sure, there are some fun entries that with the right amount of inebriation are quick fun. But ultimately they all abandon what was so great about the first, its simplicity. Halloween, 2018, erases all of the sequels in just 3-4 lines of dialogue and goes right back to the roots of what made the original such a groundbreaking horror film.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, September 21st, 2018 at 10:41 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, August 23rd, 2018 at 9:19 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nTheater Review: Dallas Summer Musicals presents \u2018[School of Rock the Musical]\u2019!!\nFrom the great musical maestro, Andrew Lloyd Webber comes new music to rock you out of your seat. Dallas Summer Musicals presents School of Rock the Musical, based on the film of the same name. Jack Black made you laugh to your core in the lead role, Dewey. Dewey (Rob Colletti) wants nothing more than to become a rock star. He is a leech seemingly stuck permanently to his best friend, Ned\u2019s (Matt Bittner), backside. Much to the dismay of Ned\u2019s girlfriend, Patty (Emily Borromeo), who wants Dewey to grow up and contribute to the household. Faced with the threat of eviction, Dewey assumes Ned\u2019s identity as a substitute teacher for the elite, posh Horace Green Preparatory School. Wackiness ensues and so does your good time!\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, August 16th, 2018 at 11:03 am\tand is filed under Events, News, Review, Theater. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, August 15th, 2018 at 11:19 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, August 13th, 2018 at 12:18 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, August 13th, 2018 at 11:36 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThe Ultimate Guide to SummerSlam 2018 \u2013 Charlotte Flair vs Becky Lynch vs Carmella!\nThe big summer blockbuster is almost here. I\u2019m not talking about dinosaurs trying to survive an eruptive volcano either. I\u2019m talking about WWE\u2019s 31st annual SummerSlam PPV of entertainment and pro-wrestling, which is set to take place on August 19th at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn New York and can be watched live in HD on the WWE Network for $9.99 a month or for free if you\u2019re a new subscriber. Over the next few days, our writer Angi and I will be conjuring up some entertaining pieces about each match at SummerSlam 2018. We\u2019ll cover each WWE Superstar, the background of the match, the odds of winning, and what to look out for in each match.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, August 10th, 2018 at 6:51 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThe Ultimate Guide to SummerSlam 2018 \u2013 AJ Styles vs Samoa Joe!\nThe big summer blockbuster is almost here. I\u2019m not talking about Thanos trying to destroy the galaxy either. I\u2019m talking about WWE\u2019s 31st annual SummerSlam PPV of entertainment and pro-wrestling, which is set to take place on August 19th at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn New York and can be watched live in HD on the WWE Network for $9.99 a month or for free if you\u2019re a new subscriber. Over the next few days, our writer Angi and I will be conjuring up some entertaining pieces about each match at SummerSlam 2018. We\u2019ll cover each WWE Superstar, the background of the match, the odds of winning, and what to look out for in each match.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, August 8th, 2018 at 6:07 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThe Ultimate Guide to WWE SummerSlam 2018 \u2013 Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns!\nThe big summer blockbuster is almost here. I\u2019m not talking about Tom Cruise jumping from building to building either. I\u2019m talking about WWE\u2019s 31st annual SummerSlam PPV of entertainment and pro-wrestling, which is set to take place on August 19th at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn New York and can be watched live in HD on the WWE Network for $9.99 a month or for free if you\u2019re a new subscriber. Over the next few days, our writer Angi and I will be conjuring up some entertaining pieces about each match at SummerSlam 2018. We\u2019ll cover each WWE Superstar, the background of the match, the odds of winning, and what to look out for in each match.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, August 7th, 2018 at 11:53 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, August 1st, 2018 at 1:28 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nTheatre Review: \u2018Love Never Dies\u2019!\nA quick survey to theatergoers asking for their favorite musical or what comes to mind as the most memorable, and the response would no doubt have Andrew Lloyd Webber\u2019s \u2018The Phantom of the Opera\u2019 high on the list. Viewed by over 130 million people since debuting in 1986, this gothic darling has become somewhat of an unstoppable force. Hoping to continue the magic, Webber has followed-up with \u2018Love Never Dies\u2018 after years of planning. But as with any sequel, there\u2019s inevitably going to be skepticism and divided sentiments. If one can look past the questionable plot and magnified melodrama, this \u2018Victorian Circus\u2019 dazzles with its radiant set design, prolific props, and alluringly spectral atmosphere.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, July 27th, 2018 at 10:05 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, July 23rd, 2018 at 1:18 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Saturday, July 21st, 2018 at 10:24 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nTexas Star Burlesque presents their 1st Show EVER in Dallas \u2018The Belles of Burlesque\u2019!\nThere\u2019s a brand new Burlesque show in the North Texas region called Texas Star Burlesque, and they\u2019re having their first epic show smack dab in the middle of Dallas, TX on Saturday July 14th at 9PM. The venue will be the historic and landmark locale \u2018Trees\u2018 in Deep Ellum and will feature a ton of amazing and famous performers from around nation. You can expect the best part of your weekend to start and end with this show. Be sure to get your tickets before they sell out by CLICKING HERE!\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, July 5th, 2018 at 3:30 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Saturday, June 16th, 2018 at 10:19 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nTheatre Review: The Second City Summer Blockbuster!\nIt\u2019s been over a decade since I last saw The Second City live. If you remember correctly, The Second City is the hilarious comedy enterprise that started a several decades ago in Chicago. It was the highlight for comedy and comedians to enhance and perform their sketch comedy and improv. Since the inception of The Second City, many talented entertainers have started there, including Bill Murray, Tina Fey, John Candy, Steve Carrell, Amy Poehler, Stephen Colbert, and many others.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, June 7th, 2018 at 12:07 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nWWE: Braun Strowman Goes to Wrestlemania 34!\nWith Wrestlemania 34 just a few weeks out, the city of New Orleans is preparing for a tidal wave of wrestling superstars and their many rabid fans of all ages to partake in the cajun food, festivities, and even some good old fashioned wrestling on the grandest stage of them all \u2013 Wrestlemania. WWE is quickly stacking the card with matchups leading up to the big day, which I thought would be a good time to discuss some of the wrestler\u2019s storylines and what we can expect on the big day. Enter Braun Strowman.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, March 22nd, 2018 at 3:38 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Saturday, March 3rd, 2018 at 11:50 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, February 16th, 2018 at 5:03 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nEP. 17 Wrestling is Everything \u2013 WWE Royal Rumble 2018!\nThis is our 18th episode our amazing podcast called \u2018Wrestling is Everything is Wrestling\u2018 or WEW for short, which is part of the Boomstick Comics brand on the Multi-Media Men Podcast label. That was a mouth full. Angi Sanders and Bryan Kluger discuss in detail what happened at the 2018 Royal Rumble. We talk about the matches, the theories for Wrestlemania 34 and the 2018 Elimination Chamber PPV. If you\u2019re a wrestling fan, you\u2019re gonna have a good time with us. Enjoy!\nEP. 17 Wrestling is Everything - WWE Royal Rumble 2018! [ 56:21 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, January 31st, 2018 at 8:31 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nWrestling is Everything is Wrestling #16 \u2013 Seth Rollins, Royal Rumble 2018, RAW 25th Anniversary!\nThis is our 16th episode our amazing podcast called \u2018Wrestling is Everything is Wrestling\u2018 or WEW for short, which is part of the Boomstick Comics brand on the Multi-Media Men Podcast label. That was a mouth full. Angi Sanders and Bryan Kluger discuss possible entrants and surprise for the upcoming WWE Royal Rumble PPV matches, and some possible theories for the upcoming 25th anniversary edition of Monday Night RAW, where Undertaker is expected to return. Also, Angi has an awesome story on how she met, and worked out with Seth Rollins. If you\u2019re a wrestling fan, you\u2019re gonna have a good time with us. Enjoy!\nWrestling is Everything is Wrestling #16 - Seth Rollins, Royal Rumble 2018, RAW 25th Anniversary! [ 1:05:57 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, January 4th, 2018 at 11:27 am\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThe \u2018Unnamed Footage Festival\u2019 Is Coming Soon!\nOn March 24-25 of 2018, The Unnamed Footage Festival will be making its way to the excellent Balboa Theater in San Francisco. What does that mean? That means a ton of horror films with the found footage theme, first person, or mockumentary will be shown at this festival. There will be new movies show from around the world, making their debut at this festival, as well as some vintage and revival screenings. There will be celebrities and filmmakers in attendance too. You can also submit your own films now to be selected to be shown at the festival. Read all the info below, but make no doubt about it, this film festival looks like so much fun.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, December 19th, 2017 at 3:06 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, November 7th, 2017 at 4:58 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, October 24th, 2017 at 7:03 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, October 24th, 2017 at 9:52 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, October 18th, 2017 at 7:45 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, October 4th, 2017 at 11:34 am\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, October 2nd, 2017 at 2:50 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nPart I of the Adventures of Wade Davis at Fantastic Fest 2017!\nHey y\u2019all, greetings from Austin, Texas! Home of the University of Texas, a really cool food and bar scene, keeping it \u201cweird\u201d, and most importantly: FANTASTIC FEST!!! Fantastic Fest is a film festival that I have heard about for years, but never had the chance to attend. Over the next few posts, not only am I going to give you my take on some really cool movies, but I am going to try and give you the inside scoop on all the details about Fantastic Fest and whether or not you should make the trip.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, September 28th, 2017 at 10:14 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nHere\u2019s The Lineup For The New York Latino Film Festival!!!\nThe New York Latino Film Festival (NYLFF) is the premier Urban Latino film event in the country. Since its founding in 1999, the NYLFF produces culturally relevant and entertaining experiences that build audiences for Latino cinema, support the film community with professional development and foster relationships for Latino talent. Programming includes the flagship film festival in New York City, competition programs and community programs. Full Schedule and Tickets Now Available at NYLatinoFilmFestival.com or you can just click here.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, September 25th, 2017 at 6:57 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, September 18th, 2017 at 12:36 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nCriterion Releases 100 Years of Olympic Films!!!\nWe are pleased to announce Criterion\u2019s upcoming release of \u2018100 Years of Olympic Films\u2018. The films consist of fifty-three titles and forty-one editions of the Olympic Summer and Winter Games, a century\u2019s worth for the serious collector. This monumental, award-winning archival project includes dozens of new restorations by the International Olympic Committee.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, August 10th, 2017 at 2:35 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, August 8th, 2017 at 11:23 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, August 3rd, 2017 at 2:22 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, July 18th, 2017 at 12:31 am\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nQuentin Tarantino Takes A Stab At The True Crime of Charles Manson For Next Project!!!\nQuentin Tarantino brings so many things to mind, first and foremost, a kick-ass movie with top notch acting. Such is what I hope continues for the director as he is said to be tackling his first true-crime project on the Manson Family murders.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, July 12th, 2017 at 9:01 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nHBO\u2019s Game of Thrones is Coming to a City Near You!\nWinter is coming in a big way in the next year. HBO has set up a giant exhibition of their flagship show Game of Thrones, which is a brand new interactive exhibition where fans of the show can enter the Seven Kingdoms and get an up close and personal look at the props, costumes, and sets from the show. This new fun exhibition will be highly interactive and span 10,000 square feet of space. This will be a worldwide tour that will kick off in Europe later this year. All the dates and cities will be announced very soon. Below are some of the activities and sets you\u2019ll be able to see and interact with.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, July 6th, 2017 at 10:14 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, June 16th, 2017 at 5:27 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nE3 Round Up (2017)!\nFor those of you that aren\u2019t privy, E3 is THE big, annual video game convention, wherein all the developers and companies show off their newest releases. Nintendo, Playstation and Xbox all come out in force with that sexy new new, as well as PC gaming giants such as Alienware and countless aspiring tech/game up-and-comers.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, June 15th, 2017 at 5:05 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Video Games. 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.\nWatch The Riot Unfold In \u2018Detroit\u2019!!!\nA police raid in Detroit in 1967 results in one of the largest and most intense riots in United States history, leading to the federalization of the Michigan National Guard and the involvement of two Airborne Divisons of the United States Army.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, June 15th, 2017 at 1:56 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nMulti-Media Men #66 with Scott Jackson! \u2013 Great Balls of Fire, HD-DVD, Payback!\nThis is our 66th episode our amazing podcast called the Multi-Media Men Podcast. Bryan Kluger along with Scott Jackson who live and breathe pro-wrestling went LIVE to discuss a variety of topics this time. We discussed recent movies we loved and hated, HD-DVDs and how much we miss them, as well as the upcoming WWE PPVs Payback and Great Balls of Fire. Yes, that\u2019s the actual title. It was so much fun.\nMulti-Media Men #66 with Scott Jackson! - Great Balls of Fire, HD-DVD, Payback! [ 46:28 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download\nThis entry was posted on Saturday, April 29th, 2017 at 4:15 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, April 25th, 2017 at 3:27 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, March 23rd, 2017 at 5:17 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, March 15th, 2017 at 1:30 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Sunday, February 19th, 2017 at 1:41 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThe road to Wrestlemania is officially underway as the 2017 Royal Rumble has a winner. Perhaps the second biggest WWE event of the year, the winner of the Rumble goes on to the main event of Wrestlemania to challenge the Champion on the grandest stage of them all. This 29th Royal Rumble took place in San Antonio, Texas at the Alamodome and had over 50,000 people in attendance. Before the Rumble match itself, there were several championship matches with interesting outcomes, which should tell the tale of what\u2019s to come at Wrestlemania 33 in April. Now here\u2019s a taste of the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Royal Rumble 2017.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, January 30th, 2017 at 3:24 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, January 24th, 2017 at 11:19 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, January 20th, 2017 at 1:16 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Sunday, January 8th, 2017 at 11:31 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nFavorite WWE Matches of 2016!!\nYes, there were a list of movies that tickled my fancy and made me laugh, cry, and be scared so badly that I had to sleep with the lights on. That list is HERE for your enjoyment. Moving on from that, if you have ever met me or have perused this site, you would know that I like a bit of the ole Pro-Wrestling just a smidgen. So it wouldn\u2019t ben an end-of-year celebrations without trying to show you or convince you that Pro-Wrestling is the BEST thing in the universe. After all, \u2018Wrestling is Everything is Everything\u2019.\nThis is one of the most fun and highest forms of entertainment on the planet and a lot of the time when I\u2019m at screenings, I wish I were watching some good ole fashioned wrestling matches. I don\u2019t know why, but it must be in my blood. The below matches are for sure my favorite from the WWE company strictly. If I were to do an all encompassing pro-wrestling list, I would be writing this for the next two weeks and \u201cain\u2019t nobody got time for that.\u201d So I\u2019ll leave the \u2018Wrestle Circus\u2018, \u2018VIP Wrestling\u2018, \u2018NJPW\u2018, \u2018ROH\u2018, \u2018PWG\u2018, and \u2018Evolve\u2018 for another post, although I think Jervis Cottonbelly and Joey Ryan (The King of Dong Style) deserve some recognition as perhaps some of the best talent in the wrestling business. Seriously, look them up.\nAlso, at the very bottom of this list, I will place a non-WWE match, which is one of the best matches I\u2019ve ever seen in Pro-Wrestling, and it deserves it\u2019s own place and category, because it\u2019s that hardcore, fun, and insane. I highly suggest you give these matches that are listed below a real chance. You\u2019ll see the storyline that is being told in the squared circle, the amount of high voltage entertainment and athleticism that goes on each and every night here. You will certainly enjoy it.\nThis entry was posted on Saturday, December 31st, 2016 at 5:35 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nVIP\u2019s Holiday Havoc 3D Is Happening!\nHey Boomstickers,\nTom Nix here, your local independent wrestling enthusiast!\nIt\u2019s Christmastime in Texas and oh, man are the local promotions sending us presents. Myself and Boomstick founder Bryan Kluger will be attending VIP\u2019s Holiday Havoc 3D at the Gas Monkey in Dallas this Friday and I\u2019m here to tell you why, if you love professional wrestling, you should be excited about it.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, December 14th, 2016 at 11:11 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nWWE: TLC 2016 in Dallas!\nWWE has just finished its 8th TLC pay-per-view right here in Dallas, TX. No, TLC does not mean Tender Loving Care or even the R&B group from the 90s. It stands for Tables-Ladders-Chairs and is considered the \u201chardcore\u201d PPV of the year for WWE. This was a Smackdown Live brand PPV event where every championship title was on the line. Between chair matches, ladder matches, table matches, and an all-encompassing TLC match to end the night, it\u2019s no doubt that each and every superstar will be sore for next few days after all of their bodies were flung into these steel and wooden pieces of furniture. The event took place at American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX to a big crowd, however it was far from a sell-out. That didn\u2019t stop the crowd from cheering and booing their favorite superstars at all, even though it wasn\u2019t as crazy a crowd as \u2018Wrestlemania 32\u2018.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, December 5th, 2016 at 8:24 pm\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nJimmy Kimmel Will Host The Academy Awards In February!!!\nHosting the Oscars is always a big gig and sometimes they get it right, other times it falls flat. However, in the category of \u201cgetting it right\u201d, let me introduce the host for 2017, Jimmy Kimmel.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, December 5th, 2016 at 2:02 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016 at 2:08 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, November 22nd, 2016 at 10:06 am\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, November 7th, 2016 at 9:18 am\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, October 31st, 2016 at 11:52 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, October 26th, 2016 at 9:29 am\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nMulti-Media Men Ep. 62 \u2013 \u2018Tall Grass Film Festival\u2019!\nThe Multi-Media Men Podcast is back with a special episode, marking a return of the show since earlier this year. Expect more. This is Episode #62. It was a lot of fun to say the least as Wade Davis from Wichita, Kansas discussed his experience at the Tall Grass Film Festival and all the films that played there. There were some cool movies to say the least and hopefully you all will get to see them in due time. Enjoy the show.\nMulti-Media Men Ep. 62 - 'Tall Grass Film Festival'! [ 48:07 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download\nThis entry was posted on Sunday, October 23rd, 2016 at 4:03 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News, Podcast. 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.\nLIVE Commentary on WWE No Mercy 2016!\nHi everyone, Bryan, here\u2026\nBryan Kluger from Boomstick Comics and the WEW Podcast delivers LIVE Commentary and Jokes on the WWE No Mercy 2016 PPV event. There were loads of laughs, tears, excitement, and jeers. Hell of a PPV for WWE and every match was very thrilling. Enjoy and please subscribe.\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, October 11th, 2016 at 10:39 am\tand is filed under Events, News. 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.\nThe Fantastic Film Market 2016!\nDamian S., here\u2026\nIt\u2019s not everyday you get to sit in a room with as much talent as I did today! While in attendance at this years Fantastic Fest in Austin, TX I discovered that they have a lesser known track aptly titled Fantastic Market. Fantastic Market host pitches from filmmaker literally around the world. On top of the pitches they have provided work-in-progress screenings, panels from industry greats such as Travis Stevens (Snowfort Pictures) and Ryan Turek (BLUMHOUSE) mixers and a ton of other events. Read the rest of this entry \u00bb\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, October 6th, 2016 at 4:49 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nYou Have To See \u2018The Man From Death\u2019!\nOne of the coolest moments of Fantastic Fest was seeing the short film \u2018The Man From Death\u2018, which was directed by Stephen Reedy, and stars Eric R. Lim, Daz Byard, and Dennis Ruel. Eric and Stephen both co-wrote the film too. How do you explain \u2018The Man From Death\u2018? This short film is a mix between the best parts of a Tarantino film with some \u2018Scott Pilgrim vs The World\u2018 thrown in, along with some western, kung-fu, and fun-as-hell gore to be enjoyed by all. Sprinkle some Eric Andre and Tim and Eric Awesome Show in there, and you get \u2018The Man From Death\u2018.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, October 3rd, 2016 at 11:22 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nAndre Gower Interview on \u2018Monster Squad\u2019 at Fantastic Fest 2016!\nI had the pleasure to sit down with superstar actor and filmmaker Andre Gower at Fantastic Fest 2016. Gower was \u2018The Wizard\u2018, \u2018Mr. President\u2018, and \u2018Valerie\u2019s Family: The Hogans\u2018 amongst a ton other projects. However, he is most known for playing the lead in \u2018Monster Squad\u2018 as Sean, who is responsible for leading the Monster Squad to victory.\nAndre Gower Interview on 'Monster Squad' at Fantastic Fest 2016! [ 34:47 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download\nThis entry was posted on Friday, September 30th, 2016 at 5:06 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News, Podcast. 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.\nInterview with Bruce Campbell, Lee Majors, Dana DeLorenzo, and Ray Santiago on \u2018Ash vs Evil Dead\u2019!\nIf you thought Fantastic Fest couldn\u2019t get any more FANTASTIC, then think again. STARZ premiered the first two episodes of \u2018Ash vs Evil Dead\u2018 Season two at the festival and brought along Bruce Campbell, Lee Majors, Dana DeLorenzo, and Ray Santiago to meet the fans and promote the new season. If you haven\u2019t seen the show yet, I can tell you with a whole heart that you are indeed missing out on everything cool. \u2018Ash vs Evil Dead\u2018 is one of the best shows on television right now and season two starts on October 2nd on STARZ.\nInterview with Bruce Campbell, Lee Majors, Dana DeLorenzo, and Ray Santiago on 'Ash vs Evil Dead'! [ 12:50 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download\nThis entry was posted on Friday, September 30th, 2016 at 11:28 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News, Podcast. 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.\nGet To LA For A \u2018Carrie\u2019 Prom Themed Fundraiser!!!\nIt\u2019s hard to believe, but \u2018Carrie\u2018 is celebrating 40 years in an epic way. What\u2019s a more apropos way to mark 40 years of a prom-related movie, than with a 1970s prom-themed fan event and fundraiser that combines a screening with a reunion of the cast and crew?!\nThis entry was posted on Monday, September 12th, 2016 at 12:56 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Sunday, September 11th, 2016 at 11:17 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nWEW Poscast Ep. 4 \u2013 Pro Wrestling Guerrilla: The Battle of Los Angeles!\nThis is our inaugural episode our new brand of podcast called \u2018Wrestling is Everything is Wrestling\u2018 or WEW for short, which is part of the Boomstick Comics brand on the Multi-Media Men Podcast label. That was a mouth full. Tom Nix, Bryan Kluger, and Mike Purtill get in the ring and discuss all the good things in wrestling this week, and not just from the WWE, but also from NXT, NJPW, PWG, and even the CWC. In this special podcast, Mike Purtill details his account of attending The Battle of Los Angeles with Pro-Wrestling Guerrilla last week. Needless to say, it was insanity. This was such a fun show and we hope you enjoy!\nWEW Poscast Ep. 4 - Pro Wrestling Guerrilla: The Battle of Los Angeles! [ 42:13 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download\nThis entry was posted on Friday, September 9th, 2016 at 1:10 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nWe\u2019ve Got The Final Phase of Programming For Fantastic Fest!!!\nWe\u2019ve got the third and final wave of programming for Fantastic Fest 2016. The Alamo Drafthouse is hosting their annual film festival this month and the films slated to appear is insane! Check out the previous announcements for the full roster of films. You can find phase one here, and phase two here, then continue reading this post for the final wave of titles.\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, September 7th, 2016 at 7:29 pm\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, August 26th, 2016 at 1:58 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Friday, August 26th, 2016 at 8:16 am\tand is filed under Events, Film, News. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, August 18th, 2016 at 11:12 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Podcast. 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.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, August 18th, 2016 at 4:06 pm\tand is filed under Events, News, Television. 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.\nWWE Podcast Strikes Back in Viperville and Suplex City!\nThat\u2019s right, folks. The MULTI-MEDIA MEN\u2019S all WWE Wrestling podcast is back after taking a three month hiatus and I\u2019m here to tell you that we have tons of cool things lined up. The band is finally back together this week with Tom Nix, Mike Purtill, and Bryan Kluger. In this episode, we discuss in detail the Randy Orton and Brock Lesnar feud as well as if Finn Balor or Dolph Ziggler can be the tentpole of the company. We are glad Mike Purtill is finally back to tell us about the fabled blind-fold match all those years ago too.\nWWE Podcast Strikes Back in Viperville and Suplex City! [ 1:06:17 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download\n\u00ab Check Out The New Trailer For \u2018Rogue One: A Star Wars Story\u2019!!!\nNickelodeon To Air \u2018Rocko\u2019s Modern Life\u2019 Movie!!! \u00bb\nFilm Review: Home Again!",
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        "raw_content": "Real estate investment trust: Are REITs boons or banes?\nREITs represent a pool of funds directly invested in real estate properties or mortgage.\nReal estate investment trust funds or REITs are funds listed on stock markets. These REITs represent a pool of funds invested directly in real estate properties or mortgages. To many, this may seem daunting. In reality, any individual with ample funds can invest in these large group investment vehicles.\nTo invest in REITs, one can purchase shares of the REIT or invest in a mutual fund where the specialization is in real estate. Most often, REITs cover shopping malls, residential or commercial properties, and other kinds of properties.\nThe two kinds of REITs\nEquity REITs: These are funds that invest in or buy properties such as residential or commercial buildings. The revenues generated by these properties come primarily from rents.\nMortgage REITs: These are funds that invest in and own the property mortgage. The fund would loan money for mortgages to owners of an actual real estate or acquire existing mortgages or mortgage-backed securities. The interest generated from these loans is the income of the REIT.\nLike all investments, there are risks involved even in such slow moving assets such as REITs. The main issue would be the valuation of the property over time.\nThe first major risk is the liquidity risk. It is the possibility that a particular asset can be bought or sold quickly enough to minimize or recoup losses. This is often the case in REITs when a property suddenly devalues at a short period of time, either through an event or an incident that affects the value of the property acutely.\nThe second major risk is the market risk. This is the occurrence of loss due to factors affecting the financial market itself. A few examples of these factors that can affect the whole market, thus affecting the investment, would be political destabilization, recession, and hyperinflation.\nThe third major risk is interest rate risk or the change in the absolute level of interest rates in a given market. Usually, this affects REITs that invest in bonds or mortgages. Thus, a change in interest, be it single digit or double digit, affects the value of the REIT as a whole.\nAfter knowing the risks involved in REITs, are there any advantages available to those investing in these financial instruments? There are many benefits and advantages, and here are some of them:\nDouble taxation is avoided, as investor\u2019s capital investments are taxed only through the REIT.\nREITs are liquid assets and therefore easily exchanged for value, unlike the ownership over specific real estate which takes time and money to divest.\nREIT funding is not exclusive for the investors but can enter into loans and contract debt to raise funds for its future investments.\nREITs provide more stability compared to other equity investments because of the asset being invested in.\nREITs provide higher returns on investment compared to market appreciation of value over an owned property.\nREIT\u2019s future\nThe property market is still recovering from the recession in 2008. At its lowest, the US real estate mutual fund sector was down by 40 percent. In 2009, the industry recovered to post gains of 31 percent. Since that time, REIT funds have been posting 8 percent growth year-to-date through October of 2013.\nThe real estate market is an upswing and so are REITs. (Source)\nFrom the first quarter of 2014, the recovery of the property market is now in full swing. The conditions are ripe for another boom period for REIT funds investment. These include the increasing demand for commercial and residential properties, increasing occupancy and rental rate as well as a low supply of available properties. Credit conditions have also eased up, leaving interest rates low for loans for property acquisitions.\nAt the current status quo, REITs are good investment vehicles. This not just only for the short term but for the long-term as well. Developments, then stalled by the market crash, is now being refurbished and redeveloped by either old ownership or new ownership. Now is the right time to make this investment.\nREIT Investor\nFor an individual seeking an investment platform for the meager funds in their possession, a REIT investment is a good place to put money to grow and earn interest. The market is primed for growth projected to last until the next decade as full economic recovery would finally be realized.\nRelated Topics:equity reitsfeaturedfunds investmortgage reitsreal estatereal estate investment trustreal estate investment trust fundsreitreits benefitsreits fundsreits major risksreits value",
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        "raw_content": "The Burch Law Firm represents clients involved in automobile accidents, personal injury, and medical malpractice matters throughout Maryland. Call 301-474-4468.\nAuto Accidents Malpractice\nIf you have been injured in an auto accident in Maryland or the District of Columbia, you should have an experienced attorney in your corner helping you get all that you are entitled to. The insurance companies know the law and will take advantage of an unrepresented accident victim. Often the insurance companies will make a low-ball offer to settle your case because they realize that without a lawyer an injury victim cannot effectively prosecute his or her claim in court. You need an experienced attorney from The Burch Law Firm to develop your claim for damages and prosecute it.\nIf you or someone close to you has suffered a serious injury or illness because of medical negligence, you need the Burch Law Firm, LLC on your side. We have helped our clients recover millions in settlements and jury awards in medical malpractice cases in Maryland and the District of Columbia. In most cases of medical malpractice, the doctors and hospital personnel will not be forthcoming in disclosing their errors. Proving medical malpractice requires a team of medical experts to identify exactly where the negligence occurred.\nAt the Burch Law Firm, we believe that a person has a right to know what happened that caused a bad medical outcome and whether there was negligence by any of the medical providers involved. We also believe that patients need to be alerted to bad physicians whose negligence causes injury or illness. Most importantly, we believe that a person injured as the result of medical negligence should be properly compensated. The costs of the injury should be paid by the person who caused the injury \u2013 not the innocent patient who has to endure results of the medical negligence every day of his or her life.",
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        "raw_content": "The Boy Who Lived. A first chapter that changed so many lives by opening up the doors to a world that feels real and expands as the time goes by. Each time it\u2019s read, you see a new detail that you didn\u2019t catch before. You notice a new connection. Certainly, it changed the two bloggers here.\nI was one when the book came out so, obviously, I wasn\u2019t really conscious of its presence. That happened when the first movie came out. My mom probably took me to see it. Sadly, I don\u2019t have a memory of seeing it for the first time, but I have a stark memory of telling my sister-in-law asking me if the Basilisk scared me after the second movie. I answered matter of factly: \u201cNo. It reminded me of my mom when she shouts.\u201d\nAfter that, my mom read the first and second books, decided they were close enough to the films and started on the third book. 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I vividly remember (which means it may or may not have happened) going to see Monsters Inc. at a theater. It was around the time the first movie came out and I remember seeing on one of the theaters that a movie called Harry Potte was playing. I thought it was hilarious. I pronounced it \u201cHarry Potty\u201d because I was young and even now I\u2019m chuckling at twenty-five.\nAnyway, I remember reading the books with my mom. I grew up with a single mom who liked moving, a lot. But we were very close and still are to this day. We both read the first few books together and then listened to them on tape. It was only then that we finally learned how to pronounce Hermione. I don\u2019t think I can phonetically spell out how we pronounced it, but it was pretty absurd looking back on it.\nAs I got older and the other books kept coming out, I read them and it wasn\u2019t until I got to the fifth book that I hit a brick wall. Then I read Half-Blood Prince in a week. 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        "raw_content": "Phil Collins donates his Alamo collection to spot of its genesis\nBritish musician Phil Collins watches his daughter British actress Lily Collins (not pictured) as he arrives at the Hollywood world premiere of \"Mirror Mirror\" in Los Angeles, California March 17, 2012. REUTERS/Gus Ruelas\nSAN ANTONIO Texas (Reuters) - Grammy-award winning pop star Phil Collins said on Thursday his music wealth helped him satisfy a boyhood fascination with the Alamo and he would donate his extensive collection of artifacts from the 1836 battle for a museum at the Texas shrine.\nCollins, 63, said he became fascinated with the Alamo story when he was growing up in the 1950s watching the television series \u201cDavy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier\u201d starring Fess Parker. The series chronicled the frontier legend of Crockett, who eventually died as one of the defenders of the Alamo.\nCollins went on to amass the largest known private collection of memorabilia from the Texas Revolution and the Battle of the Alamo.\n\u201cSome people would buy Ferraris, some people would buy houses, I bought old bits of metal and old bits of paper,\u201d the former Genesis drummer and vocalist for hits including \u201cAgainst All Odds\u201d and \u201cAnother Day in Paradise\u201d told reporters in front of the famed structure in San Antonio, Texas. He kept the items at his home in Switzerland.\nThe collection includes rare items such as a rifle owned by Crockett, as well as one of the original Bowie knives, made famous by Alamo defender Jim Bowie, said Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson, whose office runs the Alamo.\n\u201cI was like a dog with two tails as they say in England,\u201d Collins said. \u201cThe exact place where my collection should be housed is the place where it came from.\u201d\nThe collection will be placed on a rotating-basis display at the Alamo, where the version of the battle often taught in the U.S. schools holds that Crockett and the rest of the 160 men fighting in the battle for Texas independence were killed in combat.\nThe collection will begin arriving in Texas in the next few months.\nWriting by Jon Herskovitz; Editing by David Gregorio",
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        "raw_content": "Europe unites for bicentenary of battle that made Napoleon history\nWATERLOO, Belgium (Reuters) - Kings and commoners gather at Waterloo this week to mark the battle\u2019s bicentenary in a show of European unity not seen for a major anniversary at the site since history changed course there on June 18, 1815.\nDays of official ceremony, a music-and-fireworks spectacular and re-enactments of the bloody summer day that finally ended Napoleon\u2019s French domination of the continent have been heralded by a flurry of academic reassessment of the conflict and renewed debate, and discomfort, over its meaning for Europe today.\nAt the site, 20 km (12 miles) south of the headquarters of the European Union in the Belgian capital Brussels, descendants of the British, Dutch, Belgian, German and French combatants will gather alongside state representatives in a spirit of unity.\nIt is a contrast not just to the 1915 centenary, under World War One German occupation, but also to 1965, when France snubbed British events for the 150th anniversary. Its president, Charles de Gaulle was busy keeping Britain out of the Brussels club while, deep in the Cold War, West Germany and Belgium muted celebrations for fear of alienating France, a key NATO ally against the Soviet Union.\nNow, as the EU faces new struggles to keep Britain (and Greece) in and a resurgent Russia out, part of the exercise lies in reviving the name of Waterloo.\nSome 40,000 men may have been killed or wounded in a battle that brought a century of fitful peace, but these days to many people the word means little more than a 1974 Eurohit for Swedish popsters ABBA.\n\u201cRemembering sacrifices made is only the start,\u201d said the British ambassador to Belgium, Alison Rose. \u201cWe must put at least as much effort into making a difference today \u2014 in promoting respect, justice and reconciliation.\u201d\nUNITED PRESENCE\nFrance, still ambivalent toward the gore and glory of the Napoleonic dictatorship that followed a revolution in the name of liberty, will send its ambassador to a ceremony on Thursday featuring the monarchs of Belgium and the Netherlands.\nWaterloo: Napoleon's last battle, 200 years on\nQueen Elizabeth will be represented by by her cousin the Duke of Kent, and senior officials from the EU are expected, though none from Russia or Austria, the other allies against Napoleonic France.\nGermany, too, will send its envoy. Its people fought for Britain\u2019s Hanoverian king and in Marshal Bluecher\u2019s Prussian army, whose arrival saved the day for the Duke of Wellington and his Dutch allies.\nFor all the official harmony, sensitivities run deep. Paris used its rights in the EU currency system to block Belgium from issuing a commemorative euro coin for the battle \u2014 only to be outflanked when the Brussels mint last week issued Waterloo coins anyway, albeit as mere souvenirs.\nMajor General Evelyn Webb-Carter, an organizer of British bicentenary events, said Waterloo not only ushered in an age of British prosperity, but that \u201cits consequence was the building of the Europe that we know and recognize today\u201d.\nBut King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, speaking to Reuters, stressed Waterloo\u2019s role in establishing his own throne, but saw no lessons to inspire cooperation today.\nDavid Bell, a historian of France at Princeton University said the importance of the battle itself was \u201coften overstated\u201d.\nHe said Napoleon, exiled the previous year, could not have regained his hegemony, although he might have made the 19th century a less stable one if he had won.\nTOURISTS AND DESCENDANTS\nFor locals in the Brussels commuter belt, the anniversary is about tourism. They expect 200,000 visitors this week, who will be able to see a new visitor center as well as Wellington and Bonaparte\u2019s bicorn hats, reunited at the town museum.\nFrenchman Frank Samson (C) takes part in the re-enactment of the battle of Ligny, as French Emperor Napoleon, during the bicentennial celebrations for the Battle of Waterloo, in Ligny, Belgium, June 14, 2015. REUTERS/Yves Herman\n\u201cOf course, for us it was a defeat,\u201d French tourist Marylin Jacquin said on a recent visit to the battlefield. \u201cBut this is bringing people together. It\u2019s a history we all share, and close to Brussels, where now we\u2019re trying to work together in Europe.\u201d\nAmong those promoting tourism around the battle is Charles Bonaparte, who calls his forebear the second most Googled person after Jesus. \u201cPeople come to Europe to see Napoleon,\u201d he said.\nBut there will be descendants of less famous people too.\nChristine Dabbs was one of hundreds who answered calls to share their family stories, and recently visited Hougoumont farm, the British stronghold that her ancestor Private Matthew Clay helped to defend against overwhelming odds.\n\u201cI felt a very close personal connection,\u201d she said.\nDabbs will return later this week after a memorial on Thursday at London\u2019s St. Paul\u2019s Cathedral with the current Duke of Wellington.\nWith the British government planning a referendum soon on quitting the EU, Eurosceptic commentators have evoked Napoleon, and later Nazi German efforts to unite Europe by force, as symbols of what they see as a new continental tyranny emerging from Brussels.\nYet notable among new studies by British historians are some that give Germany as much credit for the victory as Britain, and a BBC primetime documentary that portrays Bonaparte as an enlightened lawgiver and genius, far from the \u201c19th-century Hitler\u201d of popular legend.\nIn France, there is less enthusiasm for the anniversary.\n\u201cThe French have a problem with their history, a permanent discomfort,\u201d explained Napoleon biographer Patrice Gueniffey in the newspaper Le Monde. \u201cThere\u2019s no consensus ... 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        "raw_content": "Mexican woman wins Miss Universe contest\nLOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jimena Navarrete, a 22-year-old model from Mexico, was named Miss Universe in Las Vegas on Monday, extending Latin America\u2019s domination of the pageant to three consecutive years.\nMiss Mexico Jimena Navarrete, of Guadalajara, reacts as she is crowned Miss Universe 2010 during the Miss Universe pageant at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada August 23, 2010. REUTERS/Miss Universe Organization/Handout\nThe first runner-up was Miss Jamaica, Yendi Phillipps, while Miss Australia, Jesinta Campbell, was second runner-up. Miss Ukraine, Anna Poslavska came in fourth, ahead of Miss Philippines, Venus Raj.\nNavarrete, a nature enthusiast from Guadalajara, revealed earlier in the competition that she wanted to work with women who suffer from eating disorders.\n\u201cI studied nutrition and I would like everyone to understand that it is not about your looks it is how you feel inside,\u201d the 5-foot-nine (1.75-meter) brunette said through an interpreter. \u201cAnd when you feel good inside you look good.\u201d\nShe becomes the second Mexican to take the crown, following Lupita Jones in 1991. Venezuela claimed the title in 2008 and 2009, but in a surprise the country failed to make it past the first cut, when the 83 contestants were reduced to 15.\nAlso eliminated at the outset was Miss USA Rima Fakih, a Muslim of Lebanese heritage who recently declared her opposition to a planned mosque near the former site of the World Trade Center.\nFrom the start, the pageant was a close race among Mexico, Jamaica and the Philippines, whose contestants all rated strongly in the swimwear and evening wear sections. But Miss Philippines bombed during the question section, failing to detail her biggest mistake and what she did to fix it.\nMiss Jamaica, a self-confessed adrenaline junkie who likes to jump off cliffs and swim with sharks, may have been too strong-willed for organizers. She boldly declared her opposition to the death penalty, saying only God has the right to take lives.\nMiss Mexico, helped by an interpreter, had no problem answering an easy question about the perils of the Internet for the children.\nMiss Australia, at 19 the youngest to make it to the final five, was also forthright during the question segment, saying governments have no right to regulate women\u2019s religious clothing. But Miss Ukraine took a pro-authority stance by backing airport body scanners that see through clothes.\nThe pageant, in its 59th year, was hosted by rock musician Bret Michaels and TV news personality Natalie Morales at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.\nWhile the event remains popular overseas, its appeal has long been on the wane in the United States. Viewershop dropped to a record low last year of 6 million, down 55 percent from 1997, the first year under the new ownership of property investor Donald Trump and General Electric Co\u2019s NBC. Viewership peaked at 37.8 million in 1980.\nReporting by Dean Goodman; Editing by Peter Cooney",
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        "raw_content": "App aims to show aftermath of Pakistan floods\nNEW DELHI (Reuters Life!) - A game application is trying to raise awareness of the now largely forgotten epic floods which inundated Pakistan almost a year ago, hoping to use social media and smartphones to reach an untapped group of people.\nFlood victims take refuge on high grounds in Pakistan's Rajanpur district in Punjab province in this August 15, 2010 file photo. REUTERS/Adrees Latif\n\u201cRelief Copter\u201d is an effort by a small, Islamabad-basedmedia firm to highlight the plight of survivors of last year\u2019s disaster, which decimated villages from the far north to the deep south, disrupting the lives of over 18 million people and killing nearly 2,000.\nThe game, which features a relief helicopter that drops crates of aid items which must be navigated to various points, is available free for Nokia, iPhone and Facebook, and has generated over 90,000 downloads since its launch in October.\nAfter each level is completed, along with a slideshow, the app displays a photograph and \u201cflood fact\u201d about the disaster, which is seen as one of the worst humanitarian crises in recent times \u2014 even bigger than 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.\n\u201cWhen we were designing the app, it seemed like the floods had completely washed away the world\u2019s conscience, no one seemed to take notice. So that\u2019s where the idea came from,\u201d said Mohsin Afzal, the 28-year-old CEO of werplay, which developed the game.\n\u201cYou have a captive audience that is engaged, and you can use games as a medium to raise awareness and funds for a good cause. For me, it was a no-brainer,\u201d he told AlertNet by phone from Islamabad.\nThe impact of the floods \u2014 which submerged one fifth of the country and left 11 million homeless, killed nearly 2,000 and destroyed millions of acres of crops \u2014 still lingers almost one year on, say aid workers.\nDonor funding has been slow for recovery needs and around 30 percent of the almost $2 billion appealed for by the U.N. and Pakistan government has not been met.\nAid workers say the lack of funding, as in many disasters, is down due to donor fatigue, the global financial crisis and a lack of awareness about the challenges faced by survivors. Afzal, who returned to Pakistan last July after studying in the United States, agreed.\n\u201cWhen the Haiti quake hit and it was all over the news in America, there was so much coverage and outpouring of sympathy and aid,\u201d he said.\n\u201cIn complete contrast, practically no one knows about Pakistan floods in America.\u201d\nBut while Afzal\u2019s intention to raise funds from the purchase of the game failed \u2014 the iPhone version generated around $50 before the team decided to make it free \u2014 it has at least kept memory of the disaster alive.\n\u201cThe mainstream media has nearly forgotten about the recent floods in Pakistan, although scores of people are still struggling,\u201d said one reviewer on the iPhone app store.\n\u201cDownloading this app is a direct and fulfilling way to show that you still care.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Shrine by Genevieve Barnhart, 1990, Bronze with Walnut, Copper & Gold Leaf\nGenevieve Willson Barnhart was born in 1922 in Hollister, San Benito County, California. Her education in metals began early in studying and working with everything from jewelry to aircraft instrument repair in the U.S. Naval Reserve (WAVES) during World War II. Barnhart received her BA in art from Dominican College in San Rafael in 1949, when her time spent as a student of Ann O\u2019Hanlon was the most significant influence of her artistic career.\nAfter graduation, she traveled to Mexico City where she began her graduate sculpture studies at Esmeralda. In 1950 Barnhart returned to the United States and continued to study at the California Collage of Arts and Crafts in Oakland in 1950. She completed her graduate studies at San Jose State College from 1951-53.\nBarnhart began teaching art in public schools in San Leandro, followed by 10 years at Mt. Angel College in Oregon. She married artist Raymond Barnhart in 1965, and they moved to Lexington, Kentucky. In 1968 the couple retired to Sonoma County, where Barnhart began working in sculpture, bronze casting, and photography. Her very long list of solo and group exhibitions began in 1983, and span throughout the entire state of California. Presently, she continues to work as a craftsman-jeweler at her studio west of Sebastopol.\nBarnhart has always loved working with her hands, carving wood, stone, and constructing three-dimensional things. She refers to her work as typically sculptural rather than conventional. Each piece she creates is unique, one of a kind. Most recently, Barnhart was a guest artist in sculpture and photography at the Arts Guild of Sonoma.",
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        "raw_content": "CCA CTA & You Member Engagement\nCCA honors leaders who make a difference for students, instructors, community colleges\nBy Cynthia Menzel August 24, 2018 December 11, 2018\nLeave a Comment on CCA honors leaders who make a difference for students, instructors, community colleges\nThe Community College Association (CCA) is a successful organization because of the leadership of hundreds of local members who work tirelessly at the bargaining table, reaching out to members, providing guidance on grievances, campaigning for education-friendly trustees, and in general strengthening their chapters. 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        "raw_content": "Quebec publisher removes homework containing French equivalent of N-word after parents complain\nIn this stock photo, school supplies sit on a wooden table desk.Getty Images\nMONTREAL \u2014 A Quebec publishing house says it has removed a French grammar exercise after complaints it contained a racial slur.\nThe recent homework assignment for Grade 6 students at a Montreal elementary school included the French equivalent of the N-word.\nTwo mothers brought the assignment to public attention after complaining to the Montreal-based Centre for Research-Action on Race Relations.\nThe mother of one 11-year-old girl said she wants Education Minister Sebastien Proulx to investigate.\nThe woman, who asked she be identified by her first name Asha, said her daughter noticed the word in her homework.\nThe exercise involved finding the diminutive form of certain nouns. Among the lengthy list of French words, which included various objects and animals, was the French version of the N-word.\nDuring a subsequent classroom discussion, her daughter\u2019s teacher allegedly told kids discussing the assignment it was a widely used, acceptable word.\n\u201cI find it unacceptable that in 2018, a teacher uses a racist expression in class and, further, that he finds a justification for it,\u201d Asha said in an interview.\nThe Marguerite-Bourgeoys school board says it hasn\u2019t received a formal complaint on the matter, but does not endorse in any way the use of such an expression.\nThe board says Academie Saint-Clement, an elementary school in Town of Mount Royal where the students attend, will follow up on the matter next week after the March break.\nThe casual use of the word in French raised questions about semantics and whether the term in French is as offensive as it is in English when it came up at the provincial legislature last November.\nParti Quebecois veteran Francois Gendron, the longest-serving member of the national assembly, apologized for using the N-word in front of high-school students in Quebec City.\nHe told the students he \u201cworked like an (expletive)\u201d as a cabinet minister.\nBut Gendron said while he thought the issue had been blown out of proportion, he acknowledged that \u201cone doesn\u2019t have the right to use this expression in the context of today.\u201d\nThe inclusion of the word in the assignment only came to the attention of the school board and the publisher of the material after the mothers\u2019 complaint was reported Monday.\nEditions de l\u2019Envolee, the publisher, said the online-only document, which was first published in 1996, was removed from circulation as soon as it was discovered.\nPublishing house director Jerome Coulombe said the appearance of the word is unacceptable and the exercise will be replaced.\nCoulombe said he agrees with the reaction of the mothers and the young students who were offended by the word.\nThe publisher said his company has been targeted with hate mail and that he would have preferred it had been handled with a direct call.\nMeasures will be taken to look at materials prepared around the same time to make sure it doesn\u2019t happen again, Coulombe said.",
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        "raw_content": "Think a 400 year old oak tree can be a superhero?\nThink a 400 year old oak tree can be a superhero? When you\u2019re not looking they are cleaning the air, re-routing storm water,\u2026and breaking wind so you won\u2019t be blown away! And if a patient can view trees outside their window, they can recover faster and require less painkillers during their stay in the hospital, according to Scientific American. That\u2019s right \u2013 trees are the gentle giants protecting our spaces and quality of life.\nNo wonder Tree Vitalize has become so popular in Pittsburgh\u2019s ground-level revitalization. As a tree-planting partnership through Western Pennsylvania Conservancy (WPC) with Allegheny County, the City of Pittsburgh, Tree Pittsburgh, and Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, it is a local sustainability effort to increase the number of trees in and around Pittsburgh.\nTreeVitalize Volunteer left; Jeffrey Bergman right\nLead by Jeffrey Bergman, Director of Community Forestry, and Lauren Fike, Community Forestry Project Coordinator, the organization is responsible for nearly 30,000 trees being planted since 2006, and this is only the beginning.\nBergman said that the quality of life in any urban environment can be improved through mindful conservation practices in and around a city.\n\u201cThe trees in urban settings serve a specific purpose. A street tree that is shading a street and shading businesses provide benefits that are different than trees in parks and wooded settings.\u201d\nFor urban landscapes, the benefits of trees are numerous. They can reduce storm runoff and land erosion, decrease energy bills, increase property values, and improve air quality. In the city\u2019s Tree Management Plan, Pittsburgh\u2019s trees were appraised at over $51 million and contributed to nearly $100,000 in energy savings. Despite the advantages, man-made challenges have impeded tree canopies from flourishing.\nRapid construction of roads, housing, and natural gas pipelines contributed to the decline of tree canopies in the county. In a recent study done by Tree Pittsburgh, a little over 10,000 acres was destroyed between 2010 and 2015.\nBergman and Fike\u2019s primary concern is to engage residents and citizens in the work of planting more trees. TreeVitalize provides targeted outreach projects for areas with low tree canopy and in low income communities. The program consistently draws in those who appreciate trees, said Bergman, but planting the tree is only the start. 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        "raw_content": "Botswana Persecutes the G/wi\nThe G/wi, and the other San peoples of Botswana, continue to be deprived of their rights, despite persistent campaigns on their behalf by Survival International, a London-based NGO. Two weeks ago, an article in the Botswana Gazette, a major news source in that nation, described an important study done by SI that provides details of over 200 cases of human rights violations perpetrated by the government against the minority indigenous people over the past several decades.\nThe major issue for the San is that the government has decreed that they are no longer permitted to hunt. Trophy hunters from other countries who pay very high fees are allowed to enter the Central Kalahari Game Reserve to hunt, but the indigenous people who have hunted there sustainably for millennia are not. Botswana\u2019s President Ian Khama imposed the complete ban on hunting on the grounds that it was better for the conservation of wildlife.\nThe Gwi who live in the New Xade \u201ceviction camp,\u201d as the reporter creatively terms their resettlement community outside the CKGR, were honored with a visit from President Khama on September 27. The San people greeted him holding placards stating \u201cHunters not poachers,\u201d and \u201cBushmen are the best conservationists.\u201d\nIn response to government anti-hunting pressure, Jumanda Gakelebone, a prominent San leader, told one news source, \u201cWe are not going to move from our ancestral land and will hunt the wild animals, as it is our way of living. The government will have to put us all in prison.\u201d\nThe report from SI details over 200 allegations of abuse and torture by Botswana government agents perpetrated against the G/wi and the other San peoples, who have fought several court battles to regain the rights to live on their land and to have access to drinking water. These incidents allegedly took place between 1992 and 2014.\nThe allegations, if true, are grim. One man was supposedly buried alive after he killed an antelope. Another man refused to allow police to enter his hut without a proper warrant, so they shot his child in the stomach. Government agents arrested three children for allegedly possessing meat from antelopes\u2014though they were later released without being charged.\nSome of the allegations are fairly detailed. Members of a paramilitary unit of the police called the Special Support Group (SSG), plus a park guard, abducted two men, Mogolodi Moeti and Maikgantsho Kaingota in New Xade one night. The beat Moeti with the butt of a gun and raided his house searching for illegal bush meat. They found nothing but drove off with him, later returning him without making any charges.\nAnother report was even grimmer. On November 28, 2012, SSG agents accused Nkemetseng Motsoko of poaching game, so they pushed his head into an animal hole until he lost consciousness. After he came to, they suffocated him again in another attempt to make him confess where he had hidden the meat. He had the medical records to show that he had been taken to a hospital and had received injuries to his jaw and his teeth.\nThe SI report describes abuses over the course of many years. In 2005, the government deprived the G/wi residents in the CKGR of access to water. Xoroxloo Duxee died of dehydration after refusing to leave.\nRachel Stenham, an official with Survival International, commented in an interview that the tribal peoples of the Kalahari will do the best job of guarding and conserving the natural world in the CKGR. She said that Gem Diamonds, which has just opened a new mine in the reserve, had promised to also open new bore holes in the CKGR for the San, but so far it has not done so. As a result, it has become very difficult for the people to survive there. Ms. Stenham decried the continuing attempts by the government to force the people out of their traditional homelands.\nLast week, SI continued to put pressure on Botswana to allow justice for the minority peoples by protesting the tourism industry in that nation. On November 5, protesters handed out SI leaflets to people visiting the World Travel Market in London, a leading international travel industry event. 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        "raw_content": "Academic Integrity Standards\nThe university's research, scholarship, teaching, and community service are central to its mission. To achieve that mission, it is critical that the highest standards of academic integrity are articulated to all members of the university community: faculty, students, and staff. All members of the community are expected to interact professionally in those endeavors which promote and facilitate the university's common mission. Adherence to professional Codes of Ethical Conduct can and do play a central role in the matter.\nStudents, faculty and administrators share responsibility for the determination and preservation of standards of academic integrity. Each must adhere to their own personal code of integrity and must be prepared to educate others about the importance of academic integrity, to take reasonable precaution to discourage violations of academic integrity and to adjudicate violations.\nFor students, education about the importance of academic integrity begins during the admissions process. The centrality of integrity to the academic enterprise is reinforced during new student orientation when students engage in discussion about academic integrity. Specific mention of academic integrity and course-specific guidelines also may be presented in all classes. Programs and instruction about academic integrity guidelines are available throughout students' graduate school career.\nStudents are expected to uphold standards of academic integrity by taking reasonable precaution in the academic arena. Reasonable precaution involves implementing measures that reduce the opportunities for academic misconduct, but do not inhibit inquiry, create disruption or distraction in the testing environment, or create an atmosphere of mistrust.\nThe vitality of academic integrity is dependent upon the willingness of community members to confront instances of suspected wrongdoing. Faculties have specific responsibility to address suspected or reported violations as indicated below. All other members of the academic community are expected to report directly and confidentially their suspicion of violation to a faculty member or a dean or to approach suspected violators and to remind them of their obligation to uphold standards of academic integrity. To the extent possible, the identity of individuals reporting academic misconduct will be kept confidential.\nDownload the full text of the Academic Integrity Standards and Policies.\nTo report academic misconduct, submit an Academic Integrity Violation Report and supporting evidence to the Senior Associate Dean, Lynmarie Hamel.\nGraduate Student Grievance Procedure\nThe School of Graduate Studies assures that students enrolled for graduate credit at Case Western Reserve University have adequate access to faculty and administrative consideration of their grievances concerning academic issues. A three-step procedure guides graduate student presentation of complaints about academic actions they feel are unfair:\nStudents with complaints should first discuss their grievances with the person against whom the complaint is directed.\nIn those instances in which this discussion does not resolve a grievance to the student\u2019s satisfaction, a complaint should be presented in writing to the department chairperson.\nIf the decision still appears unfair, the student may bring the matter to the attention of the dean of graduate studies. The dean may ask for the complaint in writing. The dean will then discuss the case with the student and department chair to evaluate the details and rule on it. As the situation warrants, the dean may appoint a Grievance Committee to recommend action. 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The policies represent the minimum to which graduate students are entitled.\nIf a graduate student receives a stipend, they will receive support for holidays, vacations, sick leave and parental leave as set forth below. The stipend support for those days will be at the same rate as for normal work days. For all anticipated leaves longer than two weeks, appropriate departmental approvals must be obtained and paperwork submitted to the dean of the School of Graduate Studies prior to the start of the leave.\nThese policies do not supersede other University policies concerning attendance or residence at the University, (e.g. participating in classroom activities as a student or teaching assistant). 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There is no terminal leave.\nThe times between academic terms and the summer are considered part of the active training period and are not to be regarded as vacation time.\nGraduate students are entitled to two weeks (10 traditional work days) of sick leave per year, with no year-to-year accrual. Sick leave may be used for medical conditions related to pregnancy and childbirth. Under exceptional circumstances, additional sick leave days may be granted following receipt of a written request from a physician, and prior written approval by the Program.\nGraduate students are entitled to paid parental leave for the adoption or birth of a child. The primary caregiver is entitled to six weeks leave and the other parent or domestic partner is entitled to three weeks leave. When both parents are supported graduate students, the leave may be used consecutively or together. The leave must be used within 12 months of birth or adoption. Parental leave must be approved in advance in writing by the Program. It is permissible to add parental leave and sick leave together for the adoption or birth of a child.\nStudents who require additional leave beyond what is stipulated above must seek prior written approval from the School of Graduate Studies for an unpaid leave of absence. Approval for a leave of absence must be requested in advance by the student and the student should provide documentation for the leave request and obtain approval. Conditions for the leave and approval must be submitted to the School of Graduate Studies. Continued coverage of health insurance is allowable as permitted within the guidelines of University Health Services and with written approval by the Program and School of Graduate Studies.\nUnused Leave\nA student is not entitled to receive any form of compensation for any unused holidays, vacation days, sick leave, parental leave, and/or other accrued time off.\nThese policies do not supersede any HR policy. In addition, these policies do not create a contractual relationship with any student and the policies may be amended at any time by the Faculty and the School of Graduate Studies.\nThe School of Graduate Studies policies regarding continuous registration/Leave of Absence still apply.\nMaintenance of leave records is the responsibility of the academic department.\nUniversity Guidelines on Authorship and Policy on Copyright\nThe university should concern itself with matters of authorship, author-university relations, and copyright in order to stimulate faculty interest in creating learning materials and ensure that the learner, the author, and the university appropriately share the benefits of the creativity, money, and energy expended.\nTo fulfill these purposes, the university policy must be highly flexible and must be incorporated in an administrative process responsive to the needs of the learner, the author, and the unit of the university which sponsors and/or produces the learning material.\nThe complete university guidelines on authorship and policy on copyright can be found on page 77 of the Faculty Handbook.\nAnnual Review of Doctoral Students\nIn order to achieve excellence in student mentoring in doctoral programs within the School of Graduate Studies at Case Western Reserve University, an annual review of student progress toward the degree is required for every doctoral student. This review has two purposes: i) to support mentoring of students by providing regular and timely feedback that will enhance their success at CWRU and their career goals and professional development, and ii) to evaluate progress toward completion of the degree. To achieve these goals, the review should evaluate the previous year\u2019s progress, detail the student\u2019s strengths and areas that need improvement, and make recommendations for future action to complete the degree.\nEach doctoral program shall develop its own annual review format and timing within these minimal guidelines:\nEvery doctoral student will submit an annual progress report to their program, department, or school. The report should describe progress toward the degree in the past year, future plans for completing the degree, career goals and progress toward professional development.\nFaculty of the program, department, or school will review the student reports to evaluate student progress in the program. 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        "raw_content": "By Ralfee Finn | December 14, 2017\n\u2018Tis not quite a jolly season, so don\u2019t be surprised if celebrating seems slightly out of sync with the zeitgeist\u2014festivities could feel forced or even manic in their need to be joyous, and the mistletoe is certain to be missing from office merriment. One of the things we\u2019ve learned this last year is that madness does indeed take its toll, and for the next several weeks, as the intensity of an already too intense year intensifies, the regular routines of daily life reflect the stress of a year\u2019s worth of chaos, individual and collective. Lots of our fellow travelers simply need relief\u2014physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual\u2014as they continue to deal with the consequences of fire and flood, unimagined loss and disappointment and other forms of tangible suffering. And those safe from physical harm need relief from the psychic uncertainty of whether the world will ever be sane again. Of course, it will. It\u2019s just not clear when. The best way to navigate the current travails\u2014yours or others\u2019\u2014is to set your internal compass to the highest conscious ground you can. The Earth is in a cathartic process and one of the ways to not get swallowed is to hold fast to the knowledge that before this process settles down, there are certain to be many more moments of reckoning.\nHere\u2019s the skinny for the week:\nMercury continues its retrograde motion for another ten days, which translates into continuing traffic snarls and traveling snafus\u2014it\u2019s always good to expect delays and detours during a retrograde because if they happen you are prepared, and if not, you\u2019re still good to go. Also anticipate increased techno interference and interruptions with all your devices, old and new. Patience is always the key to handling retrograde trials and tribulations. The good news is that lots of people are aware of Mercury Retrograde, and that knowledge translates into increased tolerance when files go missing, voicemail keeps repeating, or that blast from the past email or text shows up in your inbox.\nSaturn is seven days away from its entry into Capricorn, its Home Sign. Pay attention. The next week is an intense distillation process. Saturn is concentrating its force on the essence of its journey through Sagittarius, the Sign where we search for truth and meaning\u2014a journey that\u2019s been going on since September 2015, and a journey that won\u2019t happen again until 2044. Saturn\u2019s focus on belief systems has been a contributor to the current prevailing chaos. So much has happened in these last two years that have challenged the belief systems of so many. And not just in the United States, but all around the world. Brexit, anyone? Or Myanmar? Syria? Spain?\nWe\u2019re also under the influence of an ongoing Jupiter/Neptune trine, which on the surface appears as a positive configuration\u2014and you will read much about its spiritual attributes. This trine heightens the urge to merge and sends psychic sensitivities off the charts. But increased sensitivity is only one of the possible manifestations. Yes, this trine encourages experiences of spiritual unity\u2014something most of us would welcome, especially during the holidays. But because Jupiter symbolizes excess, and because Neptune represents all sorts of mood-altering substances, and because seasonal festivities encourage larger than normal appetites for drugs and alcohol, this trine could also provoke an over-the-top attitude that\u2019s willing to risk everything because you only live once. If you or your family or loved ones suffer from addiction, this Jupiter/Neptune trine could amplify anxiety and increase the desire to self-medicate. (And just as an aside, you don\u2019t have to be an addict to be susceptible to the need to self-medicate. Handling the current intensity may require fortification.)\nOn December 9, Mars enters Scorpio, its Home Sign, a position that is sure to ramp up sexual desire, but also a desire for power\u2014and some of us will be hard put to know the difference. It joins the Jupiter/Neptune trine just as Mercury Direct begins. Be aware, Mars has the power to turn the abstract into reality, which could make some of those appetites impossible to quell.\nWe\u2019re seven days away from the winter solstice on December 21 at 5:27 GMT. In the northern hemisphere, the days are darkest just before the Sun\u2019s \u201cstandstill\u201d, which signals the return of the light. These darkest days are always best spent in quiet contemplation\u2014stillness is the key, stillness that allows us to listen to both the head and the heart. Winter is the season when the life force of the Earth goes deep down into the roots of things, gathering strength and fortifying itself for the vernal equinox, when spring expresses life\u2019s irrepressible resilience.\nAll the ancient winter festivals are festivals of light. The solstice marks the end of the darkening days and the return of the light, and we might do well to consciously attune to that cycle. For although many feel caught in dark days that feel as if they will never end, the light will eventually return. Use the current moment to go within, right down to the roots of things, and gather your strength and resilience in preparation for what lies ahead. And while you\u2019re at it, contemplate the power of kindness and how it helps us grow. Kindness will eventually lighten the days, and we need to be ready for that turning point when it occurs.\nDon\u2019t be surprised if you\u2019re wrestling with doubts of all kinds, even those you thought were well behind you. 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I\u2019m simply suggesting that the best way through the stagnation might be a radical release of previous assumptions.\nYour attempts at alchemy are working, but what\u2019s needed now is a clearer vision of what you want to create next. Some of this requires being specific about the people you want to draw in, so don\u2019t hesitate to be precise about who you want to work with. It\u2019s also important to have a strong intention about what it is you\u2019re building. While it\u2019s necessary to allow the universe to respond to your vision, it\u2019s also essential to know what you want.\nIt would be wise to be the Fool\u2014and if you aren\u2019t familiar with this symbol, you might want to research the Tarot, where you\u2019re sure to find many images of this powerful archetype. The Fool embodies the energy of innocence and trust, but there is nothing foolish nor foolhardy about this approach. Its actions are based on the confidence that at all times we are supported by spirit\u2014and that confidence will be a valuable asset moving forward.\nYou\u2019re about to enter a phase of deep contemplation, so it would be completely appropriate if you\u2019re feeling the need to hermitize and withdraw from the hustle and bustle of the external world. Of course, you also like to celebrate, so that could create a little conflict, especially this time of year. But really, it\u2019s an obvious choice: Honor the need for quiet. You have decisions to make and a quiet mind will help you hear your intuition clearly.\nYou might feel as if the world is your oyster\u2014and it is in some areas because you are extremely charismatic at this moment in time and people are drawn to your light. Make the most of this attracting energy, but be clear about what you want to accomplish. Yes, the attention feels good, but attention for its own sake has elusive benefits. 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        "raw_content": "Posted on July 23, 2016 June 30, 2016 by Cathy Penman\nI am so proud of myself! I have worked for 30 years full time in various jobs, but nothing I\u2019ve ever done at work has given me as much satisfaction as having built a big 5\u00d75 Ikea Kallax shelving unit successfully, on my own. Took me 2\u00bd hours.\nI hesitated and deliberated for ages before buying it. I studied the instructions online, and watched a couple of assembly videos on YouTube, and decided I thought I could do it. I reckoned if I got stuck, I could pay someone to help then. Anyway, it went exactly as I expected, with the most difficult stages being the later ones. Getting the second side and the top on is hardest, where you have to line up eight rods at the same time, and I can see where a second person would be useful at this stage (you\u2019re told it needs two people to do it). The very final bit, where you are supposed to screw together the final corner by tipping the whole thing one way and then the other, was the only bit I knew I wouldn\u2019t be able to do alone, and though I tried leaning it against a wall and attempting to do one of the screws from underneath, it just wouldn\u2019t go in, so basically I gave up and decided I\u2019d just have to leave one out of four corners not screwed together.\nBut I\u2019m surprised, I\u2019ve really got a buzz out of doing it. Having to think hard, work out which bit is which, consider whether the pieces have a front and a back, think ahead to how you\u2019re going to manage the next bit, discover as you go along exactly how far you have to hammer the rods in \u2013 and problem solving when things aren\u2019t quite as expected. It\u2019s like when I\u2019ve been singing classical pieces recently, and thinking to myself that the relationship is between me and the composer who wrote the music hundreds of years ago. Here, you are alone in a room, and the relationship is with the unknown person somewhere who designed the thing, who anticipated what you would have to do, maybe who tested it to check that it worked, and that it was as simple as possible. It\u2019s a little piece of engineering, and so clever! Thank goodness there was no major problem and I managed to finish it successfully and without hurting myself.\nNow I can enjoy filling it up with my various collectibles!\nPosted in General Blog (with Photos)\tTagged home, ikea, kallax, personal, shelves\n\u2190 HMS Pinafore, Brighton \u2013 Review\nRed and Green \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "balance, christian spirituality, examin, God, intimacy, love, relationships, spirituality\nBefore every meal that Amy and I sit down to, we lean into each other to express our gratitude and appreciation for each other\u2026 and to offer a kiss. This is a prayerful moment for me as I express these parts of my love for her\u2026 to her. While being able to enter into that space with her is wonderful enough\u2026 there are also moments leading up to that which are just as special.\nThere is often a tug of war over who gets to put food on their plate first. Often times we will pile the food on our plate at the stove and then move to the table. I always insist that she get hers first\u2026 and she returns the insisting that I go first\u2026 I tend to give in most of the time.\nShe likes it that way.\nFrom the stove, I will move my plate to the dinner table where I will put it down, and anxiously wait for Amy to arrive with hers. I don\u2019t sit down yet\u2026 because my heart is longing for her arrival (even though it is usually just a few feet of distance between us). Sometimes, I need to remind the kiddos (who are already seated) not to take a bite until she arrives. She is worth the wait.\nFinally\u2026 Amy will arrive with her food, and I will time out my sitting down with her\u2026 so that I can lean in for that kiss\u2026 and the expression of gratitude and appreciation.\nThis is only one example of one of the greatest lessons I have learned in my life from Amy\u2026 the importance of a woman being able to set the pace.\nAs a man\u2026 with many ideas\u2026 I have had the double edged sword experience of having the ability to jet off in many directions\u2026 satisfying the ideas and ambitions within me. But have burned out trying\u2026 or been too afraid to actually move any of those ideas into reality.\nI had no sense of pace.\nA woman has a natural way about her that feels her way into waiting. As a man\u2026 I can suggest any number of directions that we could head\u2026 all of them may be good\u2026 but not all of them may be the way that we should go. And so I need her\u2026\nI need her to set the pace\u2026 so that the good ideas drop off\u2026 and the great ideas remain.\nI need her to set the pace\u2026 so that as a man, I can appreciate more that natural intuition she has to feel her way through life with me.\nI need her to set the pace\u2026 because sometimes, as a man\u2026 I miss the urgency of a situation where action is needed\u2026 now.\nI need her to set the pace\u2026 because in my ability to move from point A\u2026 to B\u2026 to C\u2026 sometimes I miss the opportunities to pause at point A.1\u2026 A.2\u2026. A.3\u2026\nMen tend to miss out on a lot of life\u2026 because we haven\u2019t learned to slow our pace down long enough to smell the roses. We get pace wrong\u2026 a lot.\n\u2026 and so I need her\u2026\nTo teach me how to to trust\u2026 and to find God in the places that move slower in life\u2026 to breath in all of the graces I would have missed\u2026 had I set off on my own\u2026 and expected her to keep up.\nbelonging Christian Spirituality companionship intimacy love relationships simplicity spirituality",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Some forthcoming events\nMuseum: Information wanted, please. \u2192\nBR Class 08 at Chasewater Railway\nBR English Electric Class 08 N\u00ba D3429 / 08359\nThe British Rail Class 08 is a class of diesel-electric shunting locomotive. From 1953 to 1962, 996 locomotives were produced, making it the most numerous of all British locomotive classes.\nAs the standard general-purpose diesel shunter on BR, almost any duty requiring shunting would involve a Class 08. The class became a familiar sight at many major stations and freight yards; however, since their introduction, the nature of rail traffic in Britain has changed considerably. Freight trains are now mostly fixed rakes of wagons, and passenger trains are mostly multiple units; neither requiring the attention of a shunting locomotive. Consequently a large proportion of the class has been withdrawn from mainline use and stored, scrapped, exported, or sold to industrial or heritage railways.\nAs of 2008 around 100 locomotives remain working on industrial sidings and on the main British network. On heritage railways they have become common, appearing on many of the preserved standard-gauge lines in Britain, with over 60 preserved.\nIt will be at Chasewater Railway for the next few months.\nThis entry was posted in News, Visitors - Past & Present and tagged 08, BR Class 08, Brownhills, Burntwood, Cannock, Chasewater Railway Museum, Class 08, Diesel, Lichfield, Railway, Staffordshire, Steam. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Nutrition and WellnessHealth\nIn today\u2019s fast-paced society, we\u2019re bombarded with various forms of stress that can wreck havoc on our immune systems. Chiropractors are particularly interested in helping their chiropractic patients overcome these stressors in order to maintain a healthy and balanced life. Outside of the chiropractic adjustment, let\u2019s take a look at three nutritional tips that will help chiropractic patients boost their immune system.\nChiropractic patients\u2019 immune systems run their best when subluxations, also know as vertebral misalignments, are corrected. However, a proper diet can\u2019t be ignored. By combining both forces, your immune system is better equipped to ward off many contaminants that try to invade the body through normal day-to-day activity.\nImmune System: Nutritional Tip #1 \u2014 Get Vitamin D\nVitamin D is known for strengthening bones and teeth by helping the body absorb calcium. People who get too little vitamin D may develop soft, thin, and brittle bones, a condition known as rickets in children and osteomalacia in adults.\nBut did you know that it is also known to offer sufficient protection against a wide range of illnesses and chronic diseases like cancer? In addition, it improve\u2019s the body\u2019s natural response to bacterial infections like tuberculosis and helps to increase the production of antimicrobial peptides which are very important in boosting the immunity.\nSince each patient\u2019s health situation is different, ask your chiropractor how much vitamin D you need for optimal health.\nNutritional Tip #2 \u2014 Get Your Veggies\nIn culinary terms, vegetables are edible plants or their parts, intended for cooking or eating raw. You can quickly find what foods are in the vegetable group by visiting ChooseMyPlate.gov.\nVegetables such as cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli and Brussels (all from the brassica family) produce chemicals that are know to inhibit the growth of cancer cells and boost the body\u2019s immune system. One great way to make sure you\u2019re getting all of your vegetables for the day is through juicing. If you\u2019re new to juicing, check out this great resource on juicing vegetables.\nNutritional Tip #3 \u2014 Avoid Alcohol\nMost chiropractic patients are health-conscious. However, new chiropractic patients may be oblivious to the entire concept since our society is geared more toward sickness care instead of true healthcare. Regardless, maintaining a healthy diet is absolutely essential to maintaining a strong immune system. One way to do this is by avoiding or reducing alcohol consumption.\nWhy? Because research has proven that alcohol can cause immunodeficiencies that, in return, can make you more susceptible to tuberculosis, bacterial pneumonia and many other communicable diseases.\nIn addition, the use of alcohol is linked to cancer. Although many people in our society consume it for recreational purposes, it is important to note that alcohol is a drug that can poison your body and deplete you of essentials vitamins and minerals. Therefore, zero alcohol consumption translates into a super strong immune system.\nIf you need even more convincing, simply visit the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism\u2019s website to learn more about alcohol facts and statistics.\nTo discover more nutritional tips that will help you build a stronger immune system, make sure you talk to your chiropractor. If you\u2019ve never been to one, give us a call. We\u2019d love to help guide you toward a more healthy lifestyle through safe and effective chiropractic care!\nboostimmunenutritionsystemtips\nHow Losing Weight Can Help Reduce Back Pain",
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        "raw_content": "Change is what I needed.\nI\u2019ve made no secret of the fact that last month I lost my job and it was horrible. I felt completely devastated and my confidence took a big hit. I won\u2019t go into specifics but I didn\u2019t know it was going to happen, so I had absolutely no backup plan. At the time I remember Ali saying to me that this could be the best thing that ever happened to me, I scoffed at him. How could that be? At the time I panicking over how I was going to make rent and what the hell I was going to do next.\nThe thing is, and don\u2019t tell him, but he was right. I\u2019ll be honest and say that I was in a job that didn\u2019t make me happy but I stuck at it and tried to make the best of the situation. While it sucked that I got let go, and at the time it seemed like the world was collapsing, it gave me time to think.\nWhile I was looking I was offered a 3-month contract with a local company, good pay and a new experience. I was nervous but took it and it\u2019s completely changed my outlook on my life and myself. After a month of being there, I feel a lot better. I\u2019m not leaving the house at 7.15am and getting stuck in traffic for an age on the way home. I\u2019m not stressed about everything and I have other people around me who have experience in marketing to help and teach me.\nWhile I know I\u2019m on a contract it could go many ways, I\u2019ve already decided to keep an eye on the company notice board so that I can stay in a place where I\u2019m happy. I never thought that losing my job could be a good thing and it wasn\u2019t at the time but getting to the point that I am now? It was worth it.\nOf course, I don\u2019t have it worked out. I still have days where I feel like I have no idea what I\u2019m doing and worry about the future, who doesn\u2019t? But it made me realise that I get to work with a smile on my face and leave with one too, I can have a job where I don\u2019t come home and feel stressed until I go to bed. There will be challenges ahead, I know that but right now I have a good feeling and a positive outlook and that\u2019s really what I needed.\nSometimes life likes to surprise us, and not in the best way.\nThis time last week I was confused, distraught and wondering what the hell I was going to do. Last week I was told that I was no longer employed, that my contract was not going to be extended. This came completely out of the blue, for all I knew I was ready for my renewal meeting and things were going well. I left in a complete state of shock, how I drove home I\u2019m not quite sure.\nLike anyone who\u2019s been in this situation before you go through everything in your head. I questioned everything I\u2019d said or done, had I missed some warning signs? It was so out of the blue. After a few phone calls to Ali, my family and a few close friends I knew what I needed to do, I needed to find a new job. I was on the phone within an hour to contacts and agencies. By Thursday morning I was sat in a recruitment agency.\nIt\u2019s been a week of emotional ups and downs, particularly as we lost Hamski a few days later. That\u2019s the thing about life though, it doesn\u2019t always play nicely or play fair. Within a few days, I\u2019d spoken to a lot of people got some leads and felt better about myself. I realised that these things do happen and that it wasn\u2019t because I was awful or terrible, I was unlucky this time.\nIn a week things have gone from feeling incredibly hopeless to being positive again. I realised that it might not be the worse thing. Now I can look for work closer to home so I don\u2019t spend almost an hour commuting each way, because the drive was exhausting. I can meet new people and further my career, I need to fight to stay positive and see the good in this change. Speaking of which, I\u2019m proud to introduce Wickett (named after the Ewok):\nSo, let\u2019s see what the rest of the month has to offer\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Illinois Eighth-Grader Prohibited From Delivering God-Centered Speech, Prayer at Graduation\nAKIN, Ill. \u2014 An eighth-grader in Illinois was recently prohibited from delivering a speech and a prayer during his graduation ceremony due to their religious content.\nSeth Clark, the salutatorian at Akin Grade School, instead presented his message and invocation across the street following the service.\nAccording to reports, Clark submitted his speech for prior approval as is the standard procedure, but was told that some of his planned remarks posed an issue. Clark had included text in his address surrounding \u201cGod-like forgiveness\u201d and also cited a Scripture. He additionally wanted to pray.\n\u201cI would like to apologize to all of you that I have hurt at any time in any way,\u201d Clark was to have stated. \u201cI am not perfect, but as found in 1 Peter 1:16, \u2018Be holy as I am holy.'\u201d\nAkin Superintendent and Principal Kelly Clark contended in a statement that while the religious beliefs of students are respected, those sentiments cannot legally be a part of a public school ceremony.\n\u201cWhile students are welcome to pray or pursue their faith without disrupting school or infringing upon the rights of others, the United States Constitution prohibits the school district from incorporating such activities as part of school-sponsored events, and when the context causes a captive audience to listen or compels other students to participate,\u201d she said.\n\u2018\u201dBecause graduation is an official, school-sponsored event, the law would prohibit incorporating prayer or worship into the schedule of events,\u201d Clark continued. \u201cWe respect the diverse beliefs our students and their families hold, and we strive to educate all such students in compliance with the law.\u201d\nWhen family friend Rickey Karroll heard about the matter, he offered the student and two other boys the use of his yard to deliver their intended speech.\n\u201cI told them you can go across to the house over there,\u201d he recalled to reporters. \u201cI think he has the right to give his opinion and he wanted to do a prayer. Last time I checked, we are still the United States of America and it\u2019s the right to freedom of speech.\u201d\nAccording to the Benton Evening News, Clark advised during the small service that because his speech had not been approved, he would present it across the street.\nAn estimated 40-50 people came to hear hear Clark\u2019s message and prayer. His parents, being members of the school board, have declined to comment on the matter, but simply say that they are pleased with their son.\nView a video about the situation here.\nAs previously reported, the first textbook used in the American colonies even before the nation\u2019s founding, \u201cThe New England Primer,\u201d was largely focused on the Scriptures, and was stated to be popular in public and private schools alike until approximately the early 1900\u2019s. It used mostly the King James Bible as reference, and spoke much about sin, salvation and proper behavior.\nMany of the Founders\u2019 children learned to read from the primer.\nNoah Webster\u2019s famous \u201cBlue Back Speller\u201d also referenced Christianity, including God-centered statements in reading lessons such as \u201cThe preacher is to preach the gospel,\u201d \u201cBlasphemy is contemptuous treatment of God,\u201d and \u201cWe do not like to see our own sins.\u201d Webster is known as the father of American education.\nIllinois Eighth-Grader Prohibited From Delivering God-Centered Speech, Prayer at Graduation added by Heather Clark on May 20, 2017",
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        "raw_content": "HomeGod\u2019s powerful Presence\nGod\u2019s powerful Presence\nOctober 26, 2015 October 26, 2015 Bethany Christian LivingBeliefs, Contemplation, love\nOn Saturday while I was driving home, I looked up into the clouds and thought of the time when Jesus will be coming down riding on a horse with His whole army of angles. I had a hard time keeping my eyes off the clouds, because I felt a little of His presence with His army of angles. I saw a video the next day about the rapture that they are saying He is on His way now. That He is approaching the earth now. Remember it takes time to get to one place to another, but He is actually on His way to collect us. Then it dawn on me, the experience of what I saw the day before was actually seeing Jesus in a small way, His coming. That is why I felt His power. I don\u2019t know how to explain it that well. One of the things that I felt besides wonder was fear. Fear of His Majesty and Power.\nJesus is so Kind\nSo it worried me, why do I feel so much fear about His presence, when I am on His side. Then I started meditating on How big and awesome He is and yet He left His place of honour to come to earth and lived a very humble and poor life for me, often being hated for my sake and then crucified in a most cruel way for me. And every day I eat the bread of life, because of His great infinite love for me. God is so huge and yet so selfless when it comes to loving His children. All the things He has ever has done for me is incredibly generous. Despite how powerful and Majestic He is, He loves us so much. I think it so important to meditate daily especially when the day of the rapture is getting closer and closer to remember God is infinitely powerful that it is frightening but His love for each and every one of us is equally powerful.\nIf we forget to look at His love for us, we may instead look at how unworthy we are due to our sins, and forget that Jesus has paid the whole price for our sins. All we need to do is believe it and love Him without fear that He will chastise us. Satan is going to try very hard to make us look at our sins and keep our eyes off the love God has for us. If we do that we won\u2019t be able to stand up joyfully and welcome Him with any confidence that He will take us.\nA Vision I had of the Worst Sinner in the World\nI had a vision when I was in my late teens I think. I was meditating on the worst sinner I could think of, which to me was a priest that served Satan. I was meditating on this person that he only had a very short time to live and he was searching for somebody to teach him about Jesus. He asked this women about Jesus, but she refused to teach him, because in her mind he was so evil that he was too unworthy of being saved. Then in my meditation I said that not only did she turned her back on the sinner, but she turned her back on all the suffering Jesus suffered for him to save him. And then at that moment, Jesus took over my meditation and now it was like I was sitting upstairs, looking down onto the stage where Jesus had one knee kneeling on the ground and the other leg sweeping behind Him, with arms wide open to the imaginary sinner begging him to look at Him.\nThe sinner was looking at his feet in complete despair and hopelessness. I saw the women that refused to help him, walk past with full of self-righteousness. I noticed that Jesus did not judge her, but His whole attention was on saving and trying to convince the sinner to just look at Him. I was also given the knowledge, because the sinner was looking for Jesus, his life was extended for that reason. Jesus just kept begging the sinner to look at Him. Eventually I said to Jesus he can\u2019t see you. Jesus ignored me and still kept begging for the sinner to look at Him. Years after the experience I realised what Jesus was doing! The sinner was looking at his feet, in other words he was looking at the lowest part of him, HIS SINS. He wasn\u2019t looking at how kind Jesus was, how loving and forgiving Jesus was. The sinner only had eyes for his own misery and sinfulness that it prevented him to look at Jesus through the eyes of faith. So that he may believe in Jesus willingness to forgive all his sins and forget them as if they never had happened.\nTrust Jesus With all your Heart\nNow my belief is that all Christians need to repent of all their sins with confidence that Jesus has not changed. He is still a very loving and forgiving God, despite of our great and many sins. But we must believe and prepare ourselves to keep believing, because when we see the angry Jesus coming with His army of angles to judge the earth of the many unrepentant sinners, we may mistake us as one of them. Forgetting our sins are wiped out completely, because we not only have repented of all our sins, but Jesus has wiped them all out of His sight through the power of His blood. When we look at His majesty and think of His power we will then believe in the power of His blood is most definitely strong enough to wash away all our sins. Keep your eyes on Jesus love for you and not on your sins. 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        "raw_content": "All Cincinnati law firms are not the same. They vary in a lot of ways, including size, areas of practice, office location, and name recognition. Those differences between them are obvious.\nBut other firm differences are less apparent and infinitely more important. They include: the quality of their work; the ethics of the attorneys; the reasonableness of their fees; and the way they treat their clients. Few law firms offer their clients what they want and deserve in each of those regards. We believe that our law firm stands out because it does. Learn more.\nWe hope that you will explore this website and learn more about us. Additionally, on our Law News page we regularly provide short briefings on recent law changes affecting individuals and families, small-to-medium sized businesses, and professional practices.\nAnd, of course, if you would like to learn more about this firm or wish to discuss a matter, please do not hesitate to contact us.",
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        "title": "Tom Green on his 'Celebrity Big Brother' experience: It was a 'dark and sinister' environment | CISN Edmonton Tom Green on his \u2018Celebrity Big Brother\u2019 experience: It was a \u2018dark and sinister\u2019 environment \u2013 CISN Edmonton",
        "raw_content": "Tom Green on his 'Celebrity Big Brother' experience: It was a 'dark and sinister' environment\nTom Green was a laugh-riot on 'Celebrity Big Brother' this season.\nMonty Brinton/CBS/Global\nThings really seemed to be going well for Tom Green on the second season of Celebrity Big Brother.\nThe comedic Canadian actor, whose dry humour seemed to rub some other CBB houseguests the wrong way, quickly made alliances with Anthony Scaramucci and Kato Kaelin. As a group, the gents were far more successful, but when Scaramucci was revealed as a \u201cfake\u201d contestant and Kaelin was evicted, Green found himself very much alone.\nREAD MORE: Bill Cosby\u2019s wife and children haven\u2019t visited him in prison\nThen the overthinking began, and despite his victories as Head of Household and the holder of the Power of Veto, Green became a sitting duck. 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        "raw_content": "Former and present UMaine CCI graduate students (left to right): Mariah Radue, Mariama Dryak, Erin McConnell and Jill Pelto standing in front of Columbia Glacier before a long day of fieldwork on the NCGCP\nExpedition Date: August 2018\nField Team Members: Erin McConnell, Mariama Dryak, Jill Pelto, and Mauri Pelto\nExpedition Funding Acknowledgement: North Cascade Glacier Climate Project\nAs our small group reached the highest point in our hike, the mist that had blanketed us at the onset of the hike trailed away, opening our view to a landscape of disorganized glacial debris punctuated by splashes of alpine flora. Conversation had trailed off as we grew tired of heavy packs and elevation gain, and we silently took in the vista. Suddenly a scream pierced the quiet and startled us. Mountain lion? Hiker in distress? We soon learned that it was only a marmot\u2014a large, squirrel-like rodent common in mountain ecosystems\u2014alerting its cohort of potential danger. Over the course of 16 days in the mountains, we saw many marmots and other alpine wildlife: mountain goats, pikas, monkey flowers, Indian paintbrush flowers, and more. But the area\u2019s biology, while compelling, was not our primary research area. We had come to see the ice.\nThis past summer, Climate Change Institute graduate students Mariama Dryak and Erin McConnell joined UMaine graduates Jill Pelto and Mauri Pelto for the North Cascades Glacier Climate Project (NCGCP)\u2019s 35th year of fieldwork. The Pelto family are veterans of the NCGCP. With 35 years and 10 years of experience with the project, respectively, Mauri and his daughter Jill are well-versed in all aspects of alpine glacier systems.\nThe NCGCP is a glacier mass balance monitoring program started by Dr. Mauri Pelto in 1984 with the intention of assembling a long-term record of glacier \u2018health\u2019 in North America. The goal was to see how glaciers would respond to climate change over a long-term monitoring period. Mauri had been working on the Juneau Icefield Research Project for three years when he decided to establish his own project in a place that was relatively inexpensive to access, and where monitoring could be carried out for the long-term. His intention was to measure the mass balance of glaciers scattered across a single mountain range, rather than monitoring singular glaciers in several different mountain ranges as the USGS was doing at the time. He set out to run the project for at least 50 years, and 35 years later it is still going strong. The NCGCP was also specifically designed without the need for lugging large equipment into the field. The project is therefore carried out on foot, using only materials that can be hauled in and out of the field sites in the backpacks of that year\u2019s field crew. This minimizes the project\u2019s carbon footprint by eliminating the need for air travel between field sites.\nThe group completes annual mass balance measurements on eight North Cascades glaciers: Easton, Sholes, Rainbow, Lower Curtis, Columbia, Ice Worm, Daniels, and Lynch. These measurements involve using probes to measure the depth of the year\u2019s snowpack, recording crevasse depths, constructing horizontal and vertical profiles of the glacier surface, and measuring stream velocity and discharge using biodegradable dyes and depth profiles. Mauri chose these glaciers primarily because of the local population\u2019s dependence upon them for water resources. Some of the glaciers feed rivers that are important resources for downstream hydropower plants, and the water discharge from one of the glaciers is extremely important for the habitat of six endangered species of salmon resources. In addition, the water produced by another glacier is used for irrigating agriculture downstream, while another acts as a municipal water supply. The idea around selecting these North Cascades glaciers was that people who rely on these resources would be able to see how changes in glacier mass balance can directly translate to impacts on downstream resources.\nSince the start of the project, Mauri has formed collaborative partnerships with different people who have a vested interest in these resources or are local recreators in the region. For example, each year the glacier mass balance information is shared with the Nooksack Indian Tribe, who measure water discharge around the same time of each year as well. Whereas the NCGCP monitoring usually takes place at the end of each summer (and thus the end of the glacial melt season), Mauri has partners involved with the project that check in on glaciers occasionally during different seasons.\nConclusions drawn from this year\u2019s fieldwork reflect the influence of climate change on the Pacific Northwest. The glacial melt rate during the August field season was 35% greater than normal, a consequence of summer melt season temperatures 1.1\u2103 above the 1948-2017 average. Anomalously dry conditions contributed to a high incidence of forest fires in the region, with the latter half of the field season characterized by an influx of smoke and lowered visibility. All eight of the measured glaciers were on track for a significantly negative annual mass balance and showed 7-21 meters of retreat since 2017. Excessive melt has also contributed to an increased incidence of exposed rock outcrops in areas of the glacier surface that are normally snow-covered. Additional information, including figures, are available in Mauri\u2019s blog post.\nPhoto shows the extent of the Sholes Glacier where Mauri Pelto is standing when he first visited it in 1984, its extent where Jill Pelto first visited it in 2009 and its extent when Erin McConnell and Mariama Dryak first visited it in 2018.\nThe NCGCP brings research assistants into the field each year, acting as an opportunity for young scientists or people otherwise new to science to learn about the project and help collect data. Across all of the field seasons, the project has brought 59 people into the field and makes an effort to include women and international students, who are often underrepresented in the earth sciences.\nThe project has also been designed with an emphasis on science communication and outreach, striving to inform people\u2014locally and afar\u2014about the changes occurring in glacier resources of the North Cascades. Jill Pelto has been a big part of this science communication emphasis since she first visited the field ten seasons ago. During her undergraduate thesis, developed as a double major in art and earth science, she birthed the idea of \u2018data art\u2019 around which she has since based her artistic career. Jill\u2019s data art takes data or graphs that can otherwise be unengaging to non-scientists and transforms them into an impactful story about the changes that have been seen in a resource over time. Jill\u2019s art has been spread far and wide, and Mariama first came across her piece entitled \u2018Decline in Glacier Mass Balance\u2019\u2014which consequently shows the decline of mass balance in North Cascades glaciers\u2014whilst studying in the UK. The art immediately demanded her attention and drew her closer to glacier resources than she ever had been before. Throughout Jill\u2019s time on the project she has painted many pieces, both of data art and impressions from the field, based on the changes she experienced whilst in the field with the NCGCP.\nJill Pelto sketches in the foreground of Sholes Glacier while resource managers of the Nooksack Indian Tribe gather the season\u2019s glacial stream gauge measurements.\nJill Pelto\u2019s painting: \u2018Decline in Glacier Mass Balance\u2019 showing the decreased mass balance of North Cascades glaciers since 1984. All the data used for this painting was collected during NCGCP field seasons.\nOther outreach efforts have taken the form of consistent blog posts, visual supplements to posters at conferences, interactive digital posters at conferences, scientific and non-scientific publications, and videos. There have also been several media teams and reporters that have gone out into the field with Mauri and featured the incredible efforts of the NCGCP.\nThe NCGCP is the epitome of a truly interdisciplinary and impactful glacier monitoring project that has shown the value of noninvasive and long-term monitoring projects in the scientific community and the world.\nThanks to Mauri Pelto for letting us join you in the field for the 2018 field season, and thanks Jill for an incredible friendship. Read more about the NCGCP here.",
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        "raw_content": "\u21aa \u00a7 23\u20131322. Detention prior to trial.\n\u00a7 23\u20131321. Release prior to trial.\n\u00a7 23\u20131323. Detention of addict.\n\u00a7 23\u20131322. Detention prior to trial.\n(a) The judicial officer shall order the detention of a person charged with an offense for a period of not more than 5 days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, and direct the attorney for the government to notify the appropriate court, probation or parole official, or local or state law enforcement official, if the judicial officer determines that the person charged with an offense:\n(1) Was at the time the offense was committed, on:\n(A) Release pending trial for a felony or misdemeanor under local, state, or federal law;\n(B) Release pending imposition or execution of sentence, appeal of sentence or conviction, or completion of sentence, for any offense under local, state, or federal law; or\n(C) Probation, parole or supervised release for an offense under local, state, or federal law; and\n(2) May flee or pose a danger to any other person or the community or, when a hearing under \u00a7 23-1329(b) is requested, is likely to violate a condition of release. If the official fails or declines to take the person into custody during the 5-day period described in this subsection, the person shall be treated in accordance with other provisions of law governing release pending trial.\n(b)(1) The judicial officer shall hold a hearing to determine whether any condition or combination of conditions set forth in \u00a7 23-1321(c) will reasonably assure the appearance of the person as required and the safety of any other person and the community, upon oral motion of the attorney for the government, in a case that involves:\n(A) A crime of violence, or a dangerous crime, as these terms are defined in \u00a7 23-1331;\n(B) An offense under section 502 of the District of Columbia Theft and White Collar Crimes Act of 1982, effective December 1, 1982 (D.C. Law 4-164; D.C. Official Code \u00a7 22-722);\n(C) A serious risk that the person will obstruct or attempt to obstruct justice, or threaten, injure, or intimidate, or attempt to threaten, injure, or intimidate a prospective witness or juror; or\n(D) A serious risk that the person will flee.\n(2) If, after a hearing pursuant to the provision of subsection (d) of this section, the judicial officer finds by clear and convincing evidence that no condition or combination of conditions will reasonably assure the appearance of the person as required, and the safety of any other person and the community, the judicial officer shall order that the person be detained before trial.\n(c) There shall be a rebuttable presumption that no condition or combination of conditions of release will reasonably assure the safety of any other person and the community if the judicial officer finds by probable cause that the person:\n(1) Committed a dangerous crime or a crime of violence, as these crimes are defined in \u00a7 23-1331, while armed with or having readily available a pistol, firearm, imitation firearm, or other deadly or dangerous weapon;\n(2) Has threatened, injured, intimidated, or attempted to threaten, injure, or intimidate a law enforcement officer, an officer of the court, or a prospective witness or juror in any criminal investigation or judicial proceeding;\n(3) Committed a dangerous crime or a crime of violence, as these terms are defined in \u00a7 23-1331, and has previously been convicted of a dangerous crime or a crime of violence which was committed while on release pending trial for a local, state, or federal offense;\n(4) Committed a dangerous crime or a crime of violence while on release pending trial for a local, state, or federal offense;\n(5) Committed 2 or more dangerous crimes or crimes of violence in separate incidents that are joined in the case before the judicial officer;\n(6) Committed a robbery in which the victim sustained a physical injury;\n(7) Violated \u00a7 22-4504(a) (carrying a pistol without a license), \u00a7 22-4504(a-1) (carrying a rifle or shotgun), \u00a7 22-4504(b) (possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime of violence or dangerous crime), or \u00a7 22-4503 (unlawful possession of a firearm); or\n(8) Violated [subchapter VIII of Chapter 25 of Title 7, \u00a7 7-2508.01 et seq.], while on probation, parole, or supervised release for committing a dangerous crime or a crime of violence, as these crimes are defined in \u00a7 23-1331, and while armed with or having readily available a firearm, imitation firearm, or other deadly or dangerous weapon as described in \u00a7 22-4502(a).\n(d)(1) The hearing shall be held immediately upon the person\u2019s first appearance before the judicial officer unless that person, or the attorney for the government, seeks a continuance. Except for good cause, a continuance on motion of the person shall not exceed 5 days, and a continuance on motion of the attorney for the government shall not exceed 3 days. During a continuance, the person shall be detained, and the judicial officer, on motion of the attorney for the government or sua sponte, may order that, while in custody, a person who appears to be an addict receive a medical examination to determine whether the person is an addict, as defined in \u00a7 23-1331.\n(2) At the hearing, the person has the right to be represented by counsel and, if financially unable to obtain adequate representation, to have counsel appointed.\n(3) The person shall be afforded an opportunity to testify. Testimony of the person given during the hearing shall not be admissible on the issue of guilt in any other judicial proceeding, but the testimony shall be admissible in proceedings under \u00a7\u00a7\u200223-1327, 23-1328, and 23-1329, in perjury proceedings, and for the purpose of impeachment in any subsequent proceedings.\n(4) The person shall be afforded an opportunity to present witnesses, to cross-examine witnesses who appear at the hearing, and to present information by proffer or otherwise. The rules concerning admissibility of evidence in criminal trials do not apply to the presentation and consideration of information at the hearing.\n(5) The person shall be detained pending completion of the hearing.\n(6) The hearing may be reopened at any time before trial if the judicial officer finds that information exists that was not known to the movant at the time of the hearing and that has a material bearing on the issue of whether there are conditions of release that will reasonably assure the appearance of the person as required or the safety of any other person or the community.\n(7) When a person has been released pursuant to this section and it subsequently appears that the person may be subject to pretrial detention, the attorney for the government may initiate a pretrial detention hearing by ex parte written motion. Upon such motion, the judicial officer may issue a warrant for the arrest of the person and if the person is outside the District of Columbia, the person shall be brought before a judicial officer in the district where the person is arrested and shall then be transferred to the District of Columbia for proceedings in accordance with this section.\n(e) The judicial officer shall, in determining whether there are conditions of release that will reasonably assure the appearance of the person as required and the safety of any other person and the community, take into account information available concerning:\n(1) The nature and circumstances of the offense charged, including whether the offense is a crime of violence or dangerous crime as these terms are defined in \u00a7 23-1331, or involves obstruction of justice as defined in \u00a7 22-722;\n(3) The history and characteristics of the person, including:\n(A) The person\u2019s character, physical and mental condition, family ties, employment, financial resources, length of residence in the community, community ties, past conduct, history relating to drug or alcohol abuse, criminal history, and record concerning appearance at court proceedings; and\n(B) Whether, at the time of the current offense or arrest, the person was on probation, on parole, on supervised release, or on other release pending trial, sentencing, appeal, or completion of sentence for an offense under local, state, or federal law; and\n(4) The nature and seriousness of the danger to any person or the community that would be posed by the person\u2019s release.\n(f) In a release order issued under \u00a7 23-1321(b) or (c), the judicial officer shall:\n(1) Include a written statement that sets forth all the conditions to which the release is subject, in a manner sufficiently clear and specific to serve as a guide for the person\u2019s conduct; and\n(2) Advise the person of:\n(A) The penalties for violating a condition of release, including the penalties for committing an offense while on pretrial release;\n(B) The consequences of violating a condition of release, including immediate arrest or issuance of a warrant for the person\u2019s arrest; and\n(C) The provisions of \u00a7 22-722, relating to threats, force, or intimidation of witnesses, jurors, and officers of the court, obstruction of criminal investigations and retaliating against a witness, victim, or an informant.\n(g) In a detention order issued under subsection (b) of this section, the judicial officer shall:\n(1) Include written findings of fact and a written statement of the reasons for the detention;\n(2) Direct that the person be committed to the custody of the Attorney General of the United States for confinement in a corrections facility separate, to the extent practicable, from persons awaiting or serving sentences or being held in custody pending appeal; provided, that after October 1, 2018, if the person is younger than 18 years of age, direct that the person be transferred to the custody of the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services, subject to the federal standards under 28 C.F.R. \u00a7 115.14;\n(3) Direct that the person be afforded reasonable opportunity for private consultation with counsel; and\n(4) Direct that, on order of a judicial officer or on request of an attorney for the government, the person in charge of the corrections facility in which the person is confined deliver the person to the United States Marshal or other appropriate person for the purpose of an appearance in connection with a court proceeding.\n(h)(1) The case of the person detained pursuant to subsection (b) of this section shall be placed on an expedited calendar and, consistent with the sound administration of justice, the person shall be indicted before the expiration of 90 days, and shall have trial of the case commence before the expiration of 100 days. However, the time within which the person shall be indicted or shall have the trial of the case commence may be extended for one or more additional periods not to exceed 20 days each on the basis of a petition submitted by the attorney for the government and approved by the judicial officer. The additional period or periods of detention may be granted only on the basis of good cause shown, including due diligence and materiality, and shall be granted only for the additional time required to prepare for the expedited indictment and trial of the person. Good cause may include, but is not limited to, the unavailability of an essential witness, the necessity for forensic analysis of evidence, the ability to conduct a joint trial with a co-defendant or co-defendants, severance of co-defendants which permits only one trial to commence within the time period, complex or major investigations, complex or difficult legal issues, scheduling conflicts which arise shortly before the scheduled trial date, the inability to proceed to trial because of action taken by or at the behest of the defendant, an agreement between the government and the defense to dispose of the case by a guilty plea on or after the scheduled trial date, or the breakdown of a plea on or immediately before the trial date, and allowing reasonable time to prepare for an expedited trial after the circumstance giving rise to a tolling or extension of the 100-day period no longer exists. If the time within which the person must be indicted or the trial must commence is tolled or extended, an indictment must be returned at least 10 days before the new trial date.\n(2) For the purposes of determining the maximum period of detention under this section, the period shall begin on the latest of:\n(A) The date the defendant is first detained under subsection (b) of this section by order of a judicial officer of the District of Columbia after arrest;\n(B) The date the defendant is first detained under subsection (b) of this section by order of a judicial officer of the District of Columbia following a re-arrest or order of detention after having been conditionally released under \u00a7 23-1321 or after having escaped;\n(C) The date on which the trial of a defendant detained under subsection (b) of this section ends in a mistrial;\n(D) The date on which an order permitting the withdrawal of a guilty plea becomes final;\n(E) The date on which the defendant reasserts his right to an expedited trial following a waiver of that right;\n(F) The date on which the defendant, having previously been found incompetent to stand trial, is found competent to stand trial;\n(G) The date on which an order granting a motion for a new trial becomes final; or\n(H) The date on which the mandate is filed in the Superior Court after a case is reversed on appeal.\n(3) After 100 days, as computed under paragraphs (2) and (4) of this section, or such period or periods of detention as extended under paragraph (1) of this section, the defendant shall be treated in accordance with \u00a7 23-1321(a) unless the trial is in progress, has been delayed by the timely filing of motions, excluding motions for continuance, or has been delayed at the request of the defendant.\n(4) In computing the 100 days, the following periods shall be excluded:\n(A) Any period from the filing of the notice of appeal to the issuance of the mandate in an interlocutory appeal;\n(B) Any period attributable to any examination to determine the defendant\u2019s sanity or lack thereof or his or her mental competency or physical capacity to stand trial;\n(C) Any period attributable to the inability of the defendant to participate in his or her defense because of mental incompetency or physical incapacity; and\n(D) Any period in which the defendant is otherwise unavailable for trial.\n(i) Nothing in this section shall be construed as modifying or limiting the presumption of innocence.\n(July 29, 1970, 84 Stat. 644, Pub. L. 91-358, title II, \u00a7 210(a); Sept. 17, 1982, D.C. Law 4-152, \u00a7 3, 29 DCR 3479; July 28, 1989, D.C. Law 8-19, \u00a7 2(a), 36 DCR 2844; May 8, 1990, D.C. Law 8-120, \u00a7 2(a), 37 DCR 24; July 3, 1992, D.C. Law 9-125, \u00a7 3, 39 DCR 2134; Aug. 20, 1994, D.C. Law 10-151, \u00a7 602(a), 41 DCR 2608; May 16, 1995, D.C. Law 10-255, \u00a7 17, 41 DCR 5193; July 25, 1995, D.C. Law 11-30, \u00a7 6, 42 DCR 1547; June 3, 1997, D.C. Law 11-273, \u00a7 3(b), 43 DCR 6168; June 3, 1997, D.C. Law 11-275, \u00a7 14(f), 44 DCR 1408; June 12, 2001, D.C. Law 13-310, \u00a7 2(b), 48 DCR 1648; May 17, 2002, D.C. Law 14-134, \u00a7 7, 49 DCR 408; May 5, 2007, D.C. Law 16-308, \u00a7 3(a), 54 DCR 942; Dec. 10, 2009, D.C. Law 18-88, \u00a7 223, 56 DCR 7413; Sept. 26, 2012, D.C. Law 19-171, \u00a7 78, 59 DCR 6190; June 19, 2013, D.C. Law 19-320, \u00a7 107(c), 60 DCR 3390; Apr. 4, 2017, D.C. Law 21-238, \u00a7 103, 63 DCR 15312.)\nD.C. Law 13-310, in subsec. (a), inserted \u201cor misdemeanor\u201d following \u201cfelony\u201d in par. (1)(A), and inserted \u201cor, when a hearing under \u00a7 23-1329(b) is requested, is likely to violate a condition of release\u201d in par. (2); in subsec. (f)(2)(B), substituted \u201cimmediate arrest or\u201d for \u201cthe immediate\u201d; and rewrote subsec. (h) which had read:\n\u201c(h) The case of the person detained pursuant to subsection (b) of this section shall be placed on an expedited calendar and, consistent with the sound administration of justice, the person shall be indicted before the expiration of 90 days, and shall have trial of the case commence before the expiration of 100 days. However, the person may be detained for an additional period not to exceed 20 days from the date of the expiration of the 100-day period on the basis of a petition submitted by the attorney for the government and approved by the judicial officer. The additional period of detention may be granted only on the basis of good cause shown and shall be granted only for the additional time required to prepare for the expedited trial of the person. For the purposes of determining the maximum period of detention under this section, the period shall not exceed 120 days. The period shall:\n\u201c(1) Begin on the date defendant is first detained after arrest; and\n\u201c(2) Include the days detained pending a detention hearing and the days in confinement on temporary detention under subsection (a) of this section whether or not continuous with full pretrial detention. The defendant shall be treated in accordance with \u00a7 23-1321(a) unless the trial is in progress, has been delayed by the timely filing of motions excluding motions for continuance, or has been delayed at the request of the defendant.\u201d\nD.C. Law 14-134, in subsec. 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Law 18-88 which did not affect this section as codified.\nThe 2013 amendment by D.C. Law 19-320 substituted \u201cor \u00a7 22-4503 (unlawful possession of a firearm)\u201d for \u201c\u00a7 22-4503 (unlawful possession of a firearm) or [\u00a7 22-2511] (presence in a motor vehicle containing a firearm)\u201d in (c)(7).\nSection 7016 of D.C. Law 22-168 repealed Section 701 of D.C. Law 21-238. Therefore the amendments made to this section by D.C. Law 21-238 have been implemented.\nSection 7026 of D.C. Law 22-33 amended \u00a7 701(a) of D.C. Law 21-238, retaining the applicability restrictions impacting this section. Therefore the changes made to this section by D.C. Law 21-238 have not been implemented.\nFor temporary (90 day) amendment of section, see \u00a7\u20022 of Sentencing Reform Technical Amendment Emergency Act of 2001 (D.C. 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        "title": "Finding Joy in Pain is Difficult \u2013 Defending the GOspel",
        "raw_content": "\u201cShout for joy to the Lord, all the Earth.\u201d -Psalm 100:1.\nThe year 2016 was the most difficult year of my life. I was involved in a sledding accident that resulted in a mild concussion. A couple months later, my friend from high school passed away. For several weeks, my son Evan was having recurrent fevers and the doctors were unsure of the cause. Shortly thereafter, I resigned from a pastor position at a gracious and loving church for theological reasons.\nMy family then moved 1,200 miles to start a new life. We left close friends, family, and the town I grew up in. Through all of this, God enabled me to find joy in pain.\nThese trials, however, pale in comparison to a young man I met today. At the age of 21, he took a year off school to take care of his Dad. I asked him, \u201cHow is your Dad doing today?\u201d He replied. \u201cMy Dad committed suicide a few months ago.\u201d The only words that could come out of my mouth were: \u201cI am sorry man.\u201d\nA few moments later, he shared his pain with me, a complete stranger. I reassured him God has a plan for all our circumstances, no matter how bad they get. He agreed. I also told him it\u2019s okay to grieve. Grieving is a process. It takes time to heal.\nAfter our conversation, I realized there are many people in this world who are hurting. They need to be reminded of what Jesus said in Matthew 11:28: \u201cCome to me, all of you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.\u201d God desires to give you rest.\nIn the end, joy never promises 24/7 happiness, but it does promise hope and peace in the midst of difficulty. Imagine this: Joy is the dove on a tree in the midst of a storm. It offers inner peace, but the storms of life never go away.\nAre you looking for joy? If so, cry out to your Creator. As the Psalmist says, \u201cShout for joy to the Lord, all the earth.\u201d That includes you. I promise, you will receive an answer.\nJanuary 12, 2017 January 12, 2017 chaddamitzBible, Counseling, Joy\n2 thoughts on \u201cFinding Joy in Pain is Difficult\u201d\nGood post brother. I remember an atheist acquaintance who was fond of saying, \u201cLife is tough and then you die.\u201d Well he certainly has the first part right, yet through Christ we have a hope that can never be dashed against the jagged rocks of disappointment. Knowing that God has a purpose for all He allows to happen, and somehow finding a way to trust His plan and accept it, is when & where the supernatural peace and joy of our Lord flows into us. I hope that doesn\u2019t sound cliche\u2019 or like a simple platitude, because, theologically, I believe this to be God\u2019s truth.\nYou are exactly right Sheldon. Thanks for your encouraging word and advice. May God continue blessing your ministry brother!\nPrevious Post Responding Biblically to Common Atheist Arguments\nNext Post God Counsels with a Loving Eye",
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        "raw_content": "Hawaii Forced To Return To Cold-War Warning Signal As North Korea Tensions Escalate\nHawaiian officials are bringing back the warning sirens common during the Cold War.\nOn October 11th, 2017, the world learned that Hawaii was certainly not taking any chances when it came to prepping for a possible nuclear missile strike from North Korea. The days of the Cold War seemed alive and well in our modern age as even bomb drills are held all over the world and people cower beneath desks.\nThings are only looking more cryptic in Asia and Hawaii is still preparing as such. KTIC News has confirmed that the America\u2019s island state is \u201creinstating a statewide nuclear attack warning signal.\u201d It should be fully operational in December as locals watch the skies to see if the D.P.R.K. has decided to try and rain death down upon them.\nWhen the siren is heard, those on the island are told to \u201cGet inside, stay inside, and stay tuned.\u201d Besides the expected television and radio alerts, a modern twist has been added. Now, people will also get alerts on their cell phones, as well.\nIt is rare that our leaders are honest with us when matters of grave concern could cause panic, but thankfully, Hawaii\u2019s officials seem to be more worried about safety than fear. \u201cWhen [HI-EMA] started this campaign there were concerns we would scare the public. What we are putting out is information based on the best science that we have on what would happen if that weapon hit Honolulu or the assumed targets,\u201d said HI-EMA Administrator Vern Miyagi.\nIt is known that there is only a small fifteen-minute window between the time that North Korea would launch a weapon and the time that it would detonate over Hawaii.\n\u201cThere will be no time to call our loved ones, pick up our kids, and find a designated shelter. We should all prepare and exercise a plan ahead of time so we can take some comfort in knowing what our loved ones are doing,\u201d said Miyagi. At least this way, everyone will know what to do in order to have the best chances of survival. Children, in theory, will not need parents to tell them what to do if they are already taught beforehand, for instance.\nVern Miyagi (pictured) is one of the most vocal of those preparing as the teaches others how to survive.\nMany people rely on missile defense systems, but as we know, these are only accurate to a certain degree. The U.S. does not tend to flaunt this data, but the statistics are available and they tell us that \u201cdummy rockets\u201d will play the decoy well enough to stimy American efforts to take out all of them.\nMissing just one may mean missing the real nuclear weapon.\nTherefore, it is good to see that Hawaii is one American state that is taking the threat as real and preparing as best they can. People are stocking up on the \u201cblue pill,\u201d potassium iodide, and bentonite clay, too.\nAs Kim Jong-un sits with his pudgy finger on the big red button, that is all that they can do.\nSources: The Conservative Daily Post \u2013 KTIC News Radio",
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        "raw_content": "Advantage of the Union in Respect to Economy in Government For the Independent Journal Author: Alexander Hamilton To the People of the State of New York: As CONNECTED with the subject of\u2026\nAdvantage of the Union in Respect to Economy in Government\nAs CONNECTED with the subject of revenue, we may with propriety consider that of economy. The money saved from one object may be usefully applied to another, and there will be so much the less to be drawn from the pockets of the people. If the States are united under one government, there will be but one national civil list to support; if they are divided into several confederacies, there will be as many different national civil lists to be provided for\u2013and each of them, as to the principal departments, coextensive with that which would be necessary for a government of the whole. The entire separation of the States into thirteen unconnected sovereignties is a project too extravagant and too replete with danger to have many advocates. The ideas of men who speculate upon the dismemberment of the empire seem generally turned toward three confederacies\u2013one consisting of the four Northern, another of the four Middle, and a third of the five Southern States. There is little probability that there would be a greater number. According to this distribution, each confederacy would comprise an extent of territory larger than that of the kingdom of Great Britain. No well-informed man will suppose that the affairs of such a confederacy can be properly regulated by a government less comprehensive in its organs or institutions than that which has been proposed by the convention. When the dimensions of a State attain to a certain magnitude, it requires the same energy of government and the same forms of administration which are requisite in one of much greater extent. This idea admits not of precise demonstration, because there is no rule by which we can measure the momentum of civil power necessary to the government of any given number of individuals; but when we consider that the island of Britain, nearly commensurate with each of the supposed confederacies, contains about eight millions of people, and when we reflect upon the degree of authority required to direct the passions of so large a society to the public good, we shall see no reason to doubt that the like portion of power would be sufficient to perform the same task in a society far more numerous. Civil power, properly organized and exerted, is capable of diffusing its force to a very great extent; and can, in a manner, reproduce itself in every part of a great empire by a judicious arrangement of subordinate institutions.\nThe supposition that each confederacy into which the States would be likely to be divided would require a government not less comprehensive than the one proposed, will be strengthened by another supposition, more probable than that which presents us with three confederacies as the alternative to a general Union. If we attend carefully to geographical and commercial considerations, in conjunction with the habits and prejudices of the different States, we shall be led to conclude that in case of disunion they will most naturally league themselves under two governments. The four Eastern States, from all the causes that form the links of national sympathy and connection, may with certainty be expected to unite. New York, situated as she is, would never be unwise enough to oppose a feeble and unsupported flank to the weight of that confederacy. There are other obvious reasons that would facilitate her accession to it. New Jersey is too small a State to think of being a frontier, in opposition to this still more powerful combination; nor do there appear to be any obstacles to her admission into it. Even Pennsylvania would have strong inducements to join the Northern league. An active foreign commerce, on the basis of her own navigation, is her true policy, and coincides with the opinions and dispositions of her citizens. The more Southern States, from various circumstances, may not think themselves much interested in the encouragement of navigation. They may prefer a system which would give unlimited scope to all nations to be the carriers as well as the purchasers of their commodities. Pennsylvania may not choose to confound her interests in a connection so adverse to her policy. As she must at all events be a frontier, she may deem it most consistent with her safety to have her exposed side turned towards the weaker power of the Southern, rather than towards the stronger power of the Northern, Confederacy. This would give her the fairest chance to avoid being the Flanders of America. Whatever may be the determination of Pennsylvania, if the Northern Confederacy includes New Jersey, there is no likelihood of more than one confederacy to the south of that State.\nNothing can be more evident than that the thirteen States will be able to support a national government better than one half, or one third, or any number less than the whole. This reflection must have great weight in obviating that objection to the proposed plan, which is founded on the principle of expense; an objection, however, which, when we come to take a nearer view of it, will appear in every light to stand on mistaken ground.\nIf, in addition to the consideration of a plurality of civil lists, we take into view the number of persons who must necessarily be employed to guard the inland communication between the different confederacies against illicit trade, and who in time will infallibly spring up out of the necessities of revenue; and if we also take into view the military establishments which it has been shown would unavoidably result from the jealousies and conflicts of the several nations into which the States would be divided, we shall clearly discover that a separation would be not less injurious to the economy, than to the tranquillity, commerce, revenue, and liberty of every part.",
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        "raw_content": "Spring, Now and Not Yet\nI don\u2019t know about where you are, but in Michigan we have had several days of above freezing temperatures. Only the remains of the largest snowbanks are left. As I walk around outside, I notice that something else \u2013 spring is coming.\nI know, I know it\u2019s mid February. There will be more cold weather and more snow, perhaps even a lot more snow.\nWinter is not over. But spring is coming.\nGradually, incrementally, the days have been getting longer. The worst of winter\u2019s darkness is behind us.\nThe birds are singing. Not just the past few days, but even before when the snow was still on the ground, there were a few birds breaking winter\u2019s quiet and singing in the spring.\nThe wind has changed. The wind still blows but the character of the wind has changed. It\u2019s still a cold wind but the bite is gone. The wind has softened.\nOne day soon the trees will bud. More accurately, we will be able to see the buds that were present all along but hidden during the winter.\nOne day there will be leaves. Tiny green leaves.\nOne day the Snowdrops and crocus and daffodils will blossom- even through the snow.\nThe earth has shifted on its axis and we turn toward spring.\nThis time of year, when it is still winter and yet spring is visible for those with eyes to see and ears to hear, reminds me of the theological idea of \u201cNow and Not Yet\u201d. The first time or two you hear about this idea, it can be confusing \u2013 how can something be present and not present at the same time?\nVery simply put, it\u2019s like this. We take Jesus seriously when he tells us the kingdom of God is near and is among us. (Matt 3:17; Lk 10:18; Lk 11:20; Lk 17.21 among others). We also take seriously the condition of the world around us. Jesus, his life, death and resurrection, mean that sin and death have been defeated and yet the world is not yet entirely made right. The kingdom of heaven is here but it is like the small amount of yeast that leavens the entire loaf, the tiny mustard seed that become a plant home for birds.\nSometimes when describing the idea of \u201cnow and not yet\u201d, the analogy is made to war. With Jesus\u2019 death and resurrection, the enemy has been defeated, the war is over. But there are still skirmishes, battles to be fought until the last remnants of evil are routed. I have never liked this war analogy. Too brutal it seems to me. Too much death and not enough life. Too much suffering and not enough salvation.\nIt seems to me that our condition is like the weather this week as winter turns to spring. Slowly, yes, but the signs are present. The signs are easy to miss if you are not alert and looking. Snow melt is quiet other than the dripping of water. The ground thaws, the winds change, the buds emerge.\nThere is some work to do, plant beds to clear and plant, winter damage to repair.\nThe melting snow reveals the detritus of winter, cigarette butts, discarded bottles, lost mittens, soggy paper wrappers from a hasty fast food meal. We will need to clean up and get things ready for spring.\nIt may\u2013 no it will, it will snow again. The wind will howl, the birds and chipmunks and skunks will hunker down. The winter work of shoveling and plowing will need to be done again. But the progression to spring is ultimately unstoppable.\nAs we look around us and see and read about violence and disease and oppression, it may seem that we live in the always winter, never Christmas time of Narnia.\nPeace in Northern Ireland. The end of apartheid in South Africa. The civil rights movement. The nonviolent uprising in Egypt. Slowly, slowly with no small amount of chaos and confusion, the world turns toward justice and peace.\nWe pray for God\u2019s kingdom to come, for God\u2019s will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. We watch for the signs and we are ready to do the work of springtime, even in the snow.\nEvery cup of water given to a thirsty person, every act of kindness, every call for human dignity, every time we love our enemy, slowly, slowly the kingdom of God comes. Just as winter gives way to spring.\nGod is at work in the changing of the seasons and the changing of human lives.\nPosted in God, Human, Spirituality, Uncategorized. Tagged justice, kingdom of god, spring, winter.\nPrevious: Previous post: Vocation Part 5: What if I get it Wrong?\nNext: Next post: Treat Them Like Gentiles and Tax Collectors\nOne thought on \u201cSpring, Now and Not Yet\u201d\nProfound truth here, beautifully\u2013poetically\u2013stated. Thanks, Nancy.",
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        "raw_content": "User Agremeent\nGartwell Limited\nCorner Eyre and Hutson Streets, Blake Building, Ground floor, office/flat suite 102, Belize city, Belize\nThis web page represents a binding legal document and is the Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as \u201cAgreement\u201d) for our video-chat application \u2013 Coomeet (hereinafter referred to as \u201cApplication\u201d). The term \u201cApplication\u201d also includes and refers to web-sites https://coomeet.com\nTHIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS WARRANTY DISCLAIMERS AND OTHER PROVISIONS THAT LIMIT OUR LIABILITY TO YOU. YOU SHOULD READ THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CAREFULLY AND IN THEIR ENTIRETY BEFORE ACCESSING THE APPLICATION, AS USING, ACCESSING, AND/OR BROWSING THE APPLICATION CONSTITUTES ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO BE BOUND BY EACH AND EVERY TERM AND CONDITION SET FORTH HEREIN, PLEASE EXIT THE APPLICATION IMMEDIATELY AND DO NOT USE, ACCESS, AND/OR BROWSE IT FURTHER.\n1.1. 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We distinguish content offered or made available by our Users as \u201cUser Content\u201d.\n2.1. This Agreement is between you and the Company (collectively \u2013 \u201cParties\u201d).\n2.2. By using the Application, you affirm that you have read all the terms and conditions of this Agreement and agree to fully comply with and be bound by it each time you use the Application. You also agree to ensure compliance with the terms of this Agreement by any person using the Application on your PC and/or any other devices, including, but not limited to mobile phones, tablets and so on.\n2.3. Except as otherwise noted, this Agreement constitutes the entire and only Agreement between you and the Company and supersedes all other Agreements, representations, warranties, and understandings with respect to our Application, Services, and the subject matter contained herein. However, for you to use our Application and/or Services, you may also be required to agree to additional terms and conditions. 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Should any User Content be found unlawful (including any Content that violates these Terms and Conditions), the Company may submit all necessary information to the relevant authorities. Any other suspected fraudulent or criminal acts may also be immediately reported to the relevant authorities.\n11.2. If any User Content or any User is found by or is reported to the Company as violating these Terms and Conditions, the Company has full authority to restrict the User\u2019s ability to make available User Content and/or use the Application (\u201ctemporary ban\u201d) and/or to immediately terminate this Agreement, and, therefore, the User\u2019s membership with or without notice to the User (\u201cpermanent ban\u201d).\n11.3. For temporary bans the ban periods are determined by us and may be changed from time to time. You agree that the Company shall not be liable to you and other Application Users for any change of ban periods for any kind of violation.\n11.4. Without limiting the foregoing, we have sole discretion to remove any Content that violates this Agreement or that is otherwise objectionable (for example, may be offensive, illegal or may violate copyright, harm or threaten the Application\u2019s security, as well as our staff and Users, etc.).\nAs a User, you agree not to use our Application and/or Services to do any of the following:\n11.5. Upload, post, transmit or otherwise make available any User Content that:\n1.\tViolates any local, state, federal, or international laws;\n2.\tInfringes any patent, trademark, trade secret, copyright, or other proprietary rights of any party;\n3.\tHarms, threatens (including, for example, blackmailing), defames, promotes racism, bigotry, hatred, violence or illegal activities, or is otherwise vulgar, obscene, abusive, harassing, tortuous, libelous, invasive of another\u2019s privacy, hateful, or racially, ethically, or otherwise objectionable and/or unlawful;\n4.\tPursues or justifies the persecution of another person or an invasion of privacy;\n5.\tProvides the false and misleading information or promotes obscene, threatening, defamatory or indecent behavior;\nAttention: when signing up with the Application, the system automatically takes a User's photo (hereinafter referred to as the \u201cAvatar\u201d) and uses it for the User's profile. User can change the Avatar at any time by using one\u2019s personal account of the Application. It is strictly prohibited to use photos of other people as your Avatar \u2013 otherwise your Avatar will be qualified as misleading.\n6.\tPromotes illegal or unauthorized copies of content created by other person and protected by copyright, namely, provides pirated computer software or links to it, as well as information on how to hack the devices for copy protection established by the manufacturer, or provides pirated media content or links to files with such media content;\n7.\tOtherwise links directly or indirectly to any materials to which you do not have a right to link;\n8.\tDemonstrates a pornographic or sexual, commercial and noncommercial content;\n9.\tDemonstrates the content of a sexual or violent exploitation of persons under 18 years or requests any personal information of such persons;\n10.\tContains foul words, profanity, false information about sex, information about incest, rape, necrophilia, as well as any personal data of another registered user and threat of suicide or harm oneself or others, promiscuity;\n11.\tProvides instructional information on illegal activities such as manufacturing or buying illegal weapons, drugs, invading someone's privacy, etc.;\n12.\tRequests passwords or any personal information from other users for commercial and/or unlawful purposes;\n13.\tDistributes advertisements in chat rooms and private text messages;\n14.\tInvolves any unauthorized commercial activities, including contests, sweepstakes, exchange, advertising and pyramid schemes;\n15.\tContains any private information of any third party, including, without limitation, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, Social Security numbers, and bank card numbers;\n16.\tContains software viruses or any other computer code, files, or programs designed to interrupt, destroy, or limit the functionality of any computer software or hardware or telecommunications equipment, or to extract information from our Application and/or Services;\n17.\tContains any unsolicited or unauthorized advertising, solicitations, promotional materials, junk mail, spam, chain letters, or any other form of solicitation;\n18.\tIn the sole judgment of the Company is objectionable or restricts or inhibits any other person from using or enjoying our Application and/or Services, or which may expose the Company, our affiliates, or our Users to any harm or liability of any type.\n11.6. Use our Content to:\n1.\tDevelop a competing application or website;\n2.\tCreate compilations or derivative works;\n3.\tRedistribute it in any manner, including, but not limited to, sale, license, lease, rental, subscription, or any other distribution mechanism;\n4.\tDecompile, disassemble, or reverse engineer our Application, Services, and any related software;\n5.\tUse our Application and/or Services in any manner that violates this Agreement or any local, state, federal, or international laws.\nAs a User, you also:\n11.7. Agree not to use any device or software to inflict any damage to the Application and to bypass, to interfere or attempt to interfere with the normal functioning of the Application.\n11.8. Agree not to perform any fraudulent or other unlawful acts involving the use of the Application, as well as any other actions that we or any other Application User may consider objectionable with regard to this Agreement, including, but not limited to unauthorized API-embedding, links posting, spam messaging, etc.\n11.9. Attention: we reserve the right to take reasonable measures to prevent the sending of spam messages to Members.\n11.10. Agree not to take any action that will impose an excessive or disproportionately heavy load on our servers. If you find out that someone prepares a cyber-attack on the Application, you agree to inform the Company about the fact.\n11.11. Agree not to engage in advertising or persuading other Users to buy or sell any products or services.\n11.12. Agree that you will follow the Chat Rules. Chat Rules may be found at https://coomeet.com/content/chatrules.en.html and constitute an integral part of the present Agreement.\n11.13. Agree to use the available parental control tools (software for blocking and filtering specific applications and resources) in order to exclude the minors\u2019 access to the Application.\n11.14. Agree that you will not allow minors to use the Application and will not allow minors to communicate through the Application, or perform any other actions, which can be done through the Application.\n11.15. Agree that you will not go half-naked or nude in front of the camera, expose your genitals to other Users, send other Users any kind of visual images and descriptions of nudity as well as verbal and written descriptions and audio-video content of an erotic/pornographic nature.\n11.16. In case if another User goes before you half-naked or nude in front of the camera or sends you visual images of any kind and/or descriptions of nudity, verbal and written descriptions and/or audio/video content of erotic/pornographic nature, represent and warrant that:\n(a)\tYou will not allow persons under the age of majority to access any content listed above or to see the half-naked/nude Application Users;\n(b)\tYou will immediately notify the us about the above-mentioned by clicking the \u201cAbuse\u201d button and break off any relationship with this User.\n11.17. Represent and warrant that you will not use the Application in places, countries or regions where such action could be considered a violation of any law, regulation, rule, resolution, decree or custom.\n11.18. Represent and warrant that you will not record or capture in any manner any interactions with other Users (for example, what happens during your video or text chatting sessions), personal conversations as well as other personal and/or confidential information and upload it to the Internet and/or disclose it in any other way unless you are permitted or obligated to do so under relevant domestic and international laws.\n11.19. Represent and warrant that you will not record and/or use in any way (including subsequent viewing, downloading, copying, broadcasting, etc.) the content specified in paragraph 11.16 of this Agreement.\n11.20. Please note that we do not monitor any chat conversations between our Users. You understand that some Users may exhibit certain kinds of abusive and inappropriate behavior, including, but not limited to exposing their genitals on the camera. You agree to immediately stop using the Application if you think that this kind of behavior can lead to any kind of nervous or mental disorders or insult your religious beliefs. If you choose to continue using the Application, you agree to bear all the risks and all the responsibility related to communicating with other Users.\n12.\tUnlawful Activities\n12.1. We reserve the right to investigate complaints or reported violations of this Agreement and to take any action we deem appropriate, including, but not limited to, reporting any suspected unlawful activity to law enforcement officials, regulators, or other third parties and disclosing any information relating to your profile, that is necessary or appropriate to such persons or entities, including e-mail addresses, usage history, IP addresses, traffic information, etc.\n13.\tPremium Subscription and Minutes\n13.1. You should have a Premium status (hereinafter referred to as \u201cPremium\u201d, \u201cPremium Subscription\u201d) and a certain number of minutes (hereinafter referred to as \u201cMinutes\u201d) to get access to and use the main features of our Application.\n13.2. Premium Subscription provides access to the Application for a specified period of time. However, in order to use the video chat feature a User should also have prepaid Minutes on one\u2019s account.\n13.3. With the Premium Subscription each User gets a certain number of free Minutes, which depends on the Premium Subscription period you choose. The longer the Premium Subscription period lasts, the more free Minutes you get.\n13.4. From time to time, there are events in the Application (for example, promotional events). If the event represents a gift for the registration, then it is meant only for the new users, who create an account with the system for the first time. Changing or creating a new account does not grant you the right to get the respective bonuses and discounts.\n13.5. Currently, there are the following Premium Subscription packages available:\n(a)\t1 month \u2013 9.99 USD + 20 Free Minutes. In total: 9.99 USD\n(b)\t3 months \u2013 8.99 USD per month + 55 Free Minutes. In total: 26.99 USD\n(c)\t12 months \u2013 4.99 USD per month + 120 Free Minutes. In total: 59.88 USD\n(d)\tTrial Premium \u2013 1.99 USD + 10 Free Minutes. In total: 1.99 USD\n13.6. When the Premium Subscription is paid in a different currency, the money is converted at your Bank\u2019s current exchange rate.\n13.7. After you have used all of your free Minutes, you can still buy Extra Minutes to continue using the video chat or the video chat messenger.\n13.8. The cost of 1 (one) Minute is 0.50 USD.\n13.9. Currently, there are the following Minutes packages available:\n(a)\t60 Minutes \u2013 25 USD\n(b)\t120 Minutes \u2013 50 USD\n(c)\t360 Minutes \u2013 100 USD\n13.10. Each User can purchase a trial access for 3 (three) day. The trial access is provided ONLY once to each individual person. Changing or creating a new account does not grant you the right to purchase the trial access repeatedly.\n13.11. If you have already purchased the trial access once, but then you create a new account to buy it again, then 10 free minutes will NOT be credited to you \u2013 you will only be granted 1 free day of Premium.\n13.12. The packages of Premium or Extra Minutes to buy are selected on the payment page. The Premium or Extra Minutes packages can be changed by us from time to time. You agree that the Company shall not be liable to you or other Application users for any changes made to the number of Minutes.\n13.13. A User will also get free Minutes and/or additional discounts for each payment.\n13.14. Only purchased Minutes will allow you to use the video chat and the video chat messenger with your contacts. It means that Premium Subscription alone does not allow you to use the video services unless you have enough Minutes on your account.\n13.15. Written communications and sending video messages to your contacts are included in the Premium cost.\n13.16. In case you have unused paid Minutes, but your Premium Subscription has expired, those Minutes will remain and become available for regular use right after you renew your Premium Subscription. However, you won\u2019t be able to use your paid Minutes until you renew your Premium Subscription.\n13.17. All your free Minutes will automatically expire along with your Premium Subscription.\n14.\tPayments and Refunds\n14.1. There are several ways to replenish the account balance. The ways of account replenishment can be changed by us. You agree that the Company is not liable to you for changing the replenishment methods.\n14.2. The minimum amount of money you can replenish your Application account with is determined according to the chosen replenishment method and may also be changed from time to time. You agree that the Company shall not be liable to you or other Application Users for any changes made to replenishment methods list, or any changes made to the minimum amount of Coins to be deposited to the Application account balance.\n14.3. The funds deposited to your Application account balance cannot be refunded.\n14.4. Premium Subscription renewal will be automatically activated for Users making bank card payments. This means that your bank card will automatically be charged to extend the Application Premium access subscription unless you cancel the automatic prolongation. If you wish to cancel your subscription and remove your profile from the Application, you must first cancel your membership. Failure to do so might result in your continued billing and you will not be entitled to get a refund.\n14.5. Subscription activates only when you buy Premium. When you pay for Minutes, your subscription does not activate, meaning that as soon as you will run out of Minutes on your account, you will need to make a new payment to purchase more Minutes.\n14.6. If you have any further questions about billing and payment systems or wish to cancel the subscription, you will need to contact us through our Chat Customer Support or this feedback form.\n14.7. Once you cancel your membership, you will only be downgraded at the end of the period that you have paid for. You can upgrade again at any time.\n14.8. If you disagree with the amount deducted from your bank card you agree to contact us before you contact your bank card issuer to cancel the payment (\u201cchargeback\u201d). You agree to contact our Customer Support and specify the reason why you disagree with the amount deducted from your bank card. We will review your claim within 24 hours and refund the disputed amount to your bank card if your claim is considered valid. The refund (if your claim is approved) may take up to 20 (twenty) business days. In case we have declined your chargeback request, you then may proceed with further action and contact your bank card issuer.\n14.9. The money charged from your bank card will not be refunded despite of any reason specified in your refund request if you dispute the amount charged after your Premium Subscription has expired or you have run out of Minutes.\n14.10. In case you have any questions related to your account balance replenishment or if you disagree with the amount deducted from your account, you can contact our Customer Support.\n14.11. If you want to use Webmoney to pay for your subscription, you will need to sign up for a Webmoney wallet at first. Then select the appropriate payment option on the payment page, enter the amount and follow the instructions. After a successful transaction the funds will be instantly added to your Application account balance. Please, contact our Customer Support in case you\u2019ve made a payment, but the funds were not added to your account balance. Don\u2019t forget to specify your Webmoney wallet number and the time of the transaction.\n14.12. If you purchase something from us, you also represent and warrant that:\n(a)\tAny payment information you supply is true and complete,\n(b)\tCharges incurred by you will be honored by your bank or credit card company,\n(c)\tYou will pay the charges incurred by you at the posted prices, including any applicable taxes, and\n(d)\tIf your initial payment method is dishonored, you will still pay the incurred charges, including any surcharge we may incur due to the dishonored payment.\n14.13. We use third-party services for processing payments. We use our commercially reasonable efforts to make sure your credit card number is kept strictly confidential by using only third-party billing services that are GDPR compliant and use industry-standard encryption technology to protect your credit card number from unauthorized use. However, you understand and agree that we are in no way responsible for any misuse of your credit card number.\n15.\tMinutes Deduction\n15.1. In accordance with the Chat Rules, it is strictly prohibited in the video chat to:\n(a)\tAppear naked or semi-naked in front of the camera;\n(b)\tShow your genitals;\n(c)\tTouch your genitals even through clothes;\n(d)\tShow your underwear;\n(e)\tUse obscenities or other language offensive to your chat partner;\n(f)\tSwitch off your webcam or point it away from your face.\n15.2. In regard to those Users who will be repetitively banned for the above-mentioned violations, as well as for other violations of this Agreement \u2013 we reserve the right to deduct all Minutes from their accounts, regardless of the Minutes\u2019 number.\n15.3. In case you believe that you were banned inequitably, you will need to contact us through our Chat Customer Support or this feedback form to file a claim. Your claim will be reviewed within 24 hours. The Minutes will be returned to your account balance if your claim is considered valid.\n16.\tPayments Verification Data and Other Data We May Use\n16.1. The Company is entitled to request data from Users in order to verify payments. This data can be either your bank card data (e.g., photo of the last six digits of your card, or a photo of a User holding a card, etc.), passport details, or another ID. The data may also be used as evidence that the Application was actually used by the User in case a dispute arises between us and the User.\n16.2. If you want to make sure that it is the Company who requests the data from you, you can contact us through our Chat Customer Support or this feedback form.\n16.3. In case any dispute arises between the Company and the User, the Company also reserves the right to use as evidence confirming that you were actually using the Application (in some cases \u2013 as evidence of you being the real account owner) and provide to the relevant authority the following information: your Avatar; screenshots made by the system when you were searching for interlocutors; your IP-address; your country, region and city; type of browser and operation system that you were using.\n16.4. To see how we process your data in more detail (for example, for how long we store your data, what we do with it and why), please, refer to our Privacy Policy at https://coomeet.com/content/privacypolicy.en.html\n17.\tDisclaimer: Errors and Corrections\n17.1. WE DO NOT REPRESENT OR OTHERWISE WARRANT THAT OUR APPLICATION WILL BE ERROR-FREE OR FREE FROM VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS, OR THAT WE WILL CORRECT ANY ERRORS. WE DO NOT REPRESENT OR OTHERWISE WARRANT THAT THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON OR THROUGH OUR APPLICATION WILL BE CORRECT, ACCURATE, TIMELY, OR OTHERWISE RELIABLE.\n18.\tDisclaimer: Third-Party Content, Goods and/or Services\n18.1. CONTENT SUPPLIED BY THIRD PARTIES (FOR EXAMPLE, BY OTHER USERS, ETC.) WILL BECOME AVAILABLE TO YOU WHEN YOU USE THE APPLICATION. THE COMPANY HAS NO EDITORIAL OR OTHER CONTROL OVER SUCH CONTENT. ANY OPINIONS OR OTHER INFORMATION OR CONTENT EXPRESSED OR MADE AVAILABLE BY SUCH THIRD PARTIES, ARE THOSE OF THE RESPECTIVE AUTHOR(S) AND OWNER(S) AND NOT OF OUR COMPANY. THE COMPANY DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE ACCURACY, COMPLETENESS, MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE NOR THE LEGALITY OF ANY CONTENT PROVIDED BY ANY OF THESE PARTIES.\n18.2. YOU UNDERSTAND THAT WE DO NOT OPERATE OR CONTROL THE PRODUCTS OR SERVICES OFFERED BY THIRD-PARTIES. THESE PARTIES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL ASPECTS OF ORDER PROCESSING, FULFILLMENT, BILLING, AND CUSTOMER SERVICE, AS WELL AS FOR ANY OTHER ASPECTS RELATING TO THEIR PRODUCTS OR SERVICES. WE ARE NOT A PARTY TO THE TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN YOU AND SUCH THIRD PARTIES. YOU AGREE THAT USE OF THIRD-PARTY SERVICES OR PURCHASE FROM ANY THIRD PARTIES IS AT YOUR SOLE RISK AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND BY US. ALL RULES, LEGAL DOCUMENTS (INCLUDING PRIVACY POLICIES), AND OPERATING PROCEDURES OF ANY THIRD PARTY WILL APPLY TO YOU WHILE ON ANY OF THEIR WEBSITES OR WHILE USING ANY OF THEIR APPLICATIONS.\n18.3. YOU HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT NOTHING CONTAINED IN OUR APPLICATION (INCLUDING ANY CONTENT SUPPLIED BY US OR BY ANY THIRD PARTY) WILL CONSTITUTE FINANCIAL, INVESTMENT, LEGAL, AND/OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL ADVICE AND THAT NO PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP OF ANY KIND IS CREATED BETWEEN YOU AND THE COMPANY OR OUR USERS. YOU HEREBY AGREE THAT YOU WILL NOT MAKE ANY FINANCIAL, INVESTMENT, LEGAL, AND/OR OTHER DECISION BASED IN WHOLE OR IN PART ON ANYTHING CONTAINED IN OUR APPLICATION OR SERVICES.\n19.\tDisclaimer: Warranties and Liability\n19.1. THE COMPANY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE IN ANY MANNER FOR ANY CONTENT MADE AVAILABLE OR OFFERED THROUGH OUR APPLICATION OR IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SERVICES BY USERS OF OUR APPLICATION. ALTHOUGH WE MAY PROVIDE RULES FOR USER CONDUCT AND POSTINGS, WE DO NOT CONTROL AND ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT USERS POST, TRANSMIT, OR SHARE THROUGH OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES, AND ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY OFFENSIVE, INAPPROPRIATE, OBSCENE, UNLAWFUL, COPYRIGHT INFRINGING OR OTHERWISE OBJECTIONABLE CONTENT YOU MAY ENCOUNTER WHEN USING OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES.\n19.2. OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES MAY BE TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE FROM TIME TO TIME FOR MAINTENANCE OR OTHER REASONS. THE COMPANY ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY ERROR, OMISSION, INTERRUPTION, DELETION, DEFECT, DELAY IN OPERATION OR TRANSMISSION, COMMUNICATIONS LINE FAILURE, THEFT OR DESTRUCTION, UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO, OR ALTERATION OF USER COMMUNICATIONS.\n19.3. THE COMPANY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TECHNICAL MALFUNCTION OR OTHER PROBLEMS OF ANY TELEPHONE NETWORK OR SERVICE, COMPUTER SYSTEM, SERVER OR PROVIDER, COMPUTER OR MOBILE PHONE EQUIPMENT, OR SOFTWARE, OR FOR ANY FAILURE OF EMAIL ON ACCOUNT OF TECHNICAL PROBLEMS OR TRAFFIC CONGESTION ON THE INTERNET, OR FOR ANY COMBINATION THEREOF \u2013 INCLUDING INJURY OR DAMAGE TO USERS\u2019 OR ANY OTHER PERSON\u2019S COMPUTER, MOBILE PHONE, OR OTHER HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE \u2013 RELATED TO OR RESULTING FROM THE USE OF OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES.\n19.4. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL THE COMPANY (INCLUDING ALL OUR AFFILIATES) BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE, INCLUDING ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY, OR DEATH RESULTING FROM ANYONE\u2019S USE OR INABILITY TO ACCESS OR USE OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES, OR ANY INTERACTIONS BETWEEN USERS OF OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES, WHETHER ONLINE OR OFFLINE.\n19.5. THE INFORMATION AND CONTENT FROM OR THROUGH OUR APPLICATION IS PROVIDED \u2018AS-IS\u2019, \u2018AS AVAILABLE\u2019, WITH \u2018ALL FAULTS\u2019, AND ALL EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE DISCLAIMED. OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES MAY CONTAIN BUGS, ERRORS, PROBLEMS, OR OTHER LIMITATIONS.\n19.6. THE COMPANY CANNOT GUARANTEE AND DOES NOT PROMISE ANY SPECIFIC RESULTS FROM THE USE OF OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES. THE COMPANY DOES NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT THAT OUR CONTENT AND/OR SERVICES ARE ACCURATE, COMPLETE, RELIABLE, CURRENT, ERROR-FREE, OR FREE OF VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS. THEREFORE, YOU SHOULD EXERCISE CAUTION IN THE USE OF ANY SUCH CONTENT OR SOFTWARE AND USE INDUSTRY-RECOGNIZED SOFTWARE TO DETECT AND REMOVE VIRUSES. ALL RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES CAUSED BY VIRUSES SOMEHOW ATTRIBUTED TO OUR CONTENT, SERVICES, AND RELATED SOFTWARE IS DISCLAIMED.\n19.7. WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, YOU UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT IF YOU OBTAIN CONTENT FROM OR THROUGH OUR APPLICATION (FOR EXAMPLE, BY DOWNLOADING A FILE SENT TO YOU BY ANOTHER USER) AND/OR SERVICES, YOU DO THAT AT YOUR OWN RISK AND YOU WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR USE THEREOF AND ANY DAMAGES TO YOUR MOBILE DEVICE OR COMPUTER SYSTEM, LOSS OF DATA, OR OTHER HARM OF ANY KIND THAT MAY RESULT. WE AND ALL OUR AFFILIATES ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS, LOSS OF PROFITS, LITIGATION, OR THE LIKE), WHETHER BASED ON BREACH OF CONTRACT, BREACH OF WARRANTY, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), PRODUCT LIABILITY, OR OTHERWISE, EVEN IF ADVISED ON THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.\n19.8. THE NEGATION AND LIMITATION OF DAMAGES SET FORTH ABOVE ARE SUBSTANTIAL ELEMENTS OF THE CONTRACT BETWEEN YOU AND THE COMPANY \u2013 OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES WOULD NOT BE PROVIDED WITHOUT SUCH LIMITATIONS. NO ADVICE OR INFORMATION, WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN, OBTAINED BY YOU FROM US THROUGH OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES WILL CREATE ANY WARRANTY, REPRESENTATION, OR GUARANTEE NOT EXPRESSLY STATED IN THIS AGREEMENT.\n19.9. REFERENCE TO ANY PRODUCTS, SERVICES, PROCESSES, OR OTHER INFORMATION BY TRADE NAME, TRADEMARK, MANUFACTURER, SUPPLIER, OR OTHERWISE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE OR IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, SPONSORSHIP, RECOMMENDATION, OR ANY AFFILIATION WITH US OR OUR APPLICATION.\n20.1. IN NO EVENT WILL THE COMPANY OR ITS DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, OR AGENTS BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY THIRD PERSON FOR ANY INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, INCLUDING FOR ANY LOST PROFITS OR LOST DATA ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF OUR APPLICATION, CONTENT, SERVICES, OR ANY RELATED SOFTWARE ACCESSED THROUGH OR DOWNLOADED FROM OUR APPLICATION AND/OR SERVICES, EVEN IF THE COMPANY IS AWARE OR HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING TO THE CONTRARY CONTAINED HEREIN, THE COMPANY\u2019S LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY CAUSE WHATSOEVER, AND REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF THE ACTION, WILL AT ALL TIMES BE LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT WHICH IS EQUIVALENT TO THE NUMBER OF MINUTES AVAILABLE AT THE USER\u2019S APPLICATION ACCOUNT BALANCE AT THE MOMENT OF FILING THE CLAIM. MINUTES\u2019S VALUE IS CALCULATED ACCORDING TO THE METHOD OF PAYMENT THAT WAS SELECTED BY THE USER WHEN PURCHASING THE MINUTES. BECAUSE SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, THE COMPANY\u2019S LIABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.\n21.1. You hereby agree to defend and indemnify the Company, its parent, subsidiaries and affiliates against and from any third-party claims, liabilities, losses, injuries, damages, costs or expenses incurred by us arising out of or from your use of the Application or any specific Services or features associated therewith (for example, including, but not limited to User Content, etc.).\n22.\tEquitable Remedies\n22.1. You agree that we would be irreparably damaged if the terms of this Agreement were not specifically followed and enforced. In such an event, you agree that we shall be entitled, without bond or other security, or proof of damages, to appropriate equitable relief in the event you breach this Agreement; and that the awarding of equitable relief to us will not limit our ability to receive remedies that are otherwise available to us under applicable laws.\n(a)\tOur Rights\n23.1. We may change or modify this Agreement (each a \u201cNew Agreement\u201d) as our business and the law evolves.\n(b)\tNew Agreements\n23.2. This Agreement will terminate immediately upon the introduction (publication) of a New Agreement at https://coomeet.com/content/agreement.en.html or a New Privacy Policy at https://coomeet.com/content/privacypolicy.en.html. New Agreements will not be applied retroactively. You will be given an opportunity to review the New Agreement before choosing to accept or reject its terms: we will notify you of any changes or modifications by providing special notice. If you do not object, by ceasing any use of the Application, to the amended Agreement within 4 (four) weeks following the special notice, your continued use of the Application will mean that you accept the amended Agreement. With this notice, we will remind you that your continued use after the expiration of 4 (four) weeks following the special notice means that you accept any and all changes.\n1.\tAcceptance. If you accept the New Agreement, you will be able to continue using the Application, subject to the terms of the New Agreement.\n2.\tRejection. If you decline to accept the New Agreement, or if you cannot comply with the terms of the New Agreement, you will no longer be permitted to use the Application and your right to access and use the Application will be revoked.\n(c) Alterations to the Application\n23.3. We may change, modify, suspend, or discontinue any aspect of the Application (for example, redesign the Application, change the Content, change and/or add the software tools and applications used by or stored on web servers and Application servers, etc.) at any time without notice or liability. We may also impose limits on certain features or restrict your access to parts or all of the Application without notice or liability.\n(a)\tTerm\n24.1. This Agreement is effective upon the date you start using the Application and shall remain in force until it is terminated or superseded by a New Agreement, or, if neither of the foregoing events occur, as long as you continue using the Application. In the event that the Company chooses to cease providing the Application, or license to a third party the right to provide the Application, we shall provide you with no less than 3 (three) months prior notice.\n(b)\tTermination\n24.2. You are entitled to terminate this Agreement at any time by appropriately notifying us by email at support@coomeet.com or by contacting our Customer Support. Appropriate notification should allow us to properly identify you.\n24.3. We reserve the right to terminate this Agreement at any time for any reason, or for no reason, with or without notice to you.\n24.4. If any User Content or any User is found by or is reported to the Company as violating these Terms and Conditions, the Company is entitled to immediately terminate this Agreement, and, therefore, the User\u2019s membership, with or without appropriate notice to the User (\u201cpermanent ban\u201d). In the event of termination of this Agreement, your right to access and use the Application will be revoked. Any rights you may have had to any pre-purchased Application assets, such as subscription, Minutes, etc., are forfeit, and you agree and acknowledge that you are not entitled to any refund for any amounts which were pre-purchased on your account prior to any termination of this Agreement.\n24.5. Attention: it is worth noting, however, that if you get temporary banned, you will not necessarily lose your subscription time and Minutes. The subscription time, as well as Minutes deposited to the Application User's balance just will not be charged back \u2013 regardless of the subscription duration, Minutes number and the duration of the ban period.\n24.6. In case of minor violations of this Agreement, we may also provide you with a prior warning and/or temporarily ban you due to your non-compliance prior to terminating the Agreement and revoking your membership.\n25.\tSeverability and Survival\n25.1. If any part of this Agreement is determined to be invalid or unenforceable, then that portion shall be severed, and the remainder of this Agreement shall be given full force and effect. To the extent that any Content is in conflict or inconsistent with this Agreement, this Agreement will take precedence. Our failure to enforce any provision of this Agreement will not be deemed a waiver of such a provision, nor of the right to enforce such a provision. Our rights as well as certain other provisions (for example, copyright, indemnity, trademarks, limitation of liability, warranty, and jurisdictional provisions) under this Agreement will survive any termination of this Agreement.\n26.\tChoice of Law, Jurisdiction and Dispute Resolution\n26.1. This Agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Belize, without regard to conflict of laws principles.\n26.2. In case any dispute arises between the Company and the User in connection with the use of our Application and/or our Services, the Parties must undertake all the efforts possible to resolve the dispute peacefully without resorting to litigation. If settling the dispute through negotiation is impossible, the Parties agree to submit to the personal jurisdiction and venue of the courts of Belize. Any cause of action by you with respect to our Application and/or our Services must be instituted within 1 (one) year after the cause of action arose or be forever waived and barred.\n26.3 This document is written in English and Russian. In case of doubt and/or disagreement regarding the content of the document and/or its interpretation, execution, settlement of disputes, plus any other issues directly or indirectly arising from this document and/or any discrepancies between its English and Russian versions, the English version will take priority.",
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        "raw_content": "Thames Water plugging network crimewave\n(Above: Thames Water's investigations team, from left, Stephen Johnston, Stuart Maggs, Stuart Orchard, Kailesh Gadhavi, Claire Rumens, Laura Scherer)\nThames Water is cracking down on those who illegally connect and steal water from its vast network of pipes.\nLed by a former police detective, a team of Pimlico-based investigators are patrolling London and the Thames Valley to find and, if necessary, prosecute after a dramatic crime spike. Over the last six years, unauthorised connections have sky-rocketed from 33 in 2011 to 734 in 2017.\nIt\u2019s an important step forward by Britain\u2019s biggest water company as any unaccounted-for water is classed as leakage in end-of-year performance tables.\nEx-Surrey Police detective Stuart Orchard, Thames Water, said: \u201cWe\u2019re not out to get people, but it\u2019s against the law to find our water mains and illegally connect to our network.\n\u201cThousands of litres of drinking water are lost every day. Therefore, to help protect water supplies for future generations and gain a greater control of our network, it\u2019s vitally important we find and stop the people doing this.\n\u201cI would encourage anyone who thinks there might be suspicious water usage taking place near them to join this fight against water crime and contact us immediately.\u201d\n(Below, an example of an illegal connection)\nThe team had previously taken Kilgannon Street Care to court in September. They were seen on four occasions to be connecting an unlicensed standpipe to a fire hydrant in Battersea, and using thousands of litres to clean the streets.\nThe firm\u2019s director admitted 12 offences under the WIA and was ordered to pay more than \u00a35,000 in fines and costs.\nDescribing other instances the team had come across, investigator Claire Rumens, formerly of Kent Police CID, added: \u201cPeople should follow the correct procedures, not strike cash-in-hand deals with rogue traders.\n\u201cIf we\u2019re notified of an illegal connection or any illegal activity, we will investigate and potentially go in and disconnect the supply. We try to work with our customers to put things right, and show them how it should be done. But if they continue to abuse the network we do have the power to prosecute, and we will.\u201d\nLast month, cleaning firm Hydro Cleansing pleaded guilty to 18 offences in Croydon and Reading under the Water Industry Act (WIA) 1991 after illegally connecting standpipes to the network. The company was ordered to pay fines and costs totalling almost \u00a315,000.\nA spokesman for Hydro Cleansing said: \"December 2017 saw privately-owned environmental solution company Hydro Cleansing settle actions brought against them by Thames Water, under the Water Industry Act (WIA) 1991 in relation to the withdrawal of water from Wash Outs.\n\"Hydro Cleansing sought a detailed explanation on the correct processes for the extraction of water from the network and the location of available Wash Out points.\n\"Due to the use of incorrect connections to the network, Hydro Cleansing were fined \u00a33,000. The firm has since taken steps to inform its industry on the importance of the correct process for the extraction of water through its news feeds, and has urged regulators to follow suit by having this information along with future changes easily accessible.\"\nReducing leakage is a top priority for Thames Water and the company has significantly increased investment this year. Teams are working harder and smarter to create a more resilient network while minimising costs and disruption to customers.\nTo report any water network abuse email illegalconnections@thameswater.co.uk or call customer service on 0800 980 8800.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Art & Culture Visual & Performing Arts Portraits with Purpose\nJeremy Simien's growing art collection focuses on rare depictions of Creoles of color\nby Ruth Laney\nArt collector Jeremy Simien focuses particularly on portraits of Creoles of color; these rare works illuminate a fascinating element of Louisiana\u2019s history. One subset of his collection, miniature portraits on ivory (above), includes rare works by A.D Lansot, Antonio Meucci, and Ambrose Duval.\nJeremy Simien strolled into his office and gestured about the room. \u201cThis is a wall of Creoles,\u201d he said.\nThe room is hung with more than a dozen works of art, including paintings by such well-known artists as Jacques Amans, Jean Joseph Vaudechamp, Adolphe Rinck, and C.R. Parker.\n\u201cI\u2019ve dedicated months to researching this one,\u201d said Simien, who often dedicates at least a month to each portrait he acquires. \u201cIt\u2019s a portrait by Amans of Andr\u00e9 Bienvenu Roman, whose family came from Grenoble, France, to Opelousas. He was the brother of Jacques Roman, who built Oak Alley.\n\u201cA. B. Roman, who was twice governor of Louisiana, died in 1866 in New Orleans at the home of his daughter Jeanne, who married Eli de la Villebeuvre.\u201d\n\u201cThe wall of Creoles\u201d in Simien\u2019s office includes a portrait of twice-governor Andr\u00e9 Bienvenu Roman (bottom), painted by Jacques Amans.\nSimien also owns a portrait of Jeanne, an 1854 work by Rinck. \u201cShe was painted by three great painters at different times of her life,\u201d said Simien. \u201cAmans painted her as a child, Rinck and Fran\u00e7ois Bernard painted her as an adult.\u201d\nHe noted details such as the paisley table covering, a sheer lace ruffle, and a gold ring. \u201cIt makes sense that she would dress fashionably for her sitting, because Rinck\u2019s wife was a clothier,\u201d said Simien, who seems to know every detail of the sitters\u2019 and the painters\u2019 lives.\n\u201cWe loaned this painting to Oak Alley for two years because we wanted the public to view it and thought it belonged back in one of the family homes,\u201d said Simien. \u201cWe have also lent pieces to the West Baton Rouge Museum, the LSU Museum of Art, and the Louisiana State Museum.\u201d\nParker\u2019s painting of Penelope Lynch Adams Andrews is called The Lady of Belle Grove. \u201cHer husband John Andrews built Belle Grove Plantation, but she died before the house was built,\u201d said Simien. \u201cHe raised their five daughters and never remarried. The painting hung at Belle Grove until a daughter took it to Governor Paul Octave H\u00e9bert\u2019s plantation near Nottoway.\u201d\nThe portrait was far from Nottoway when Simien recently found it at an auction house in Detroit and won it in an online bid.\nIn Simien\u2019s office, \u201cThe Lady of Belle Grove Plantation\u201d is surrounded by other nineteenth-century portraits and furniture in the Louisiana taste.\n\u201cEverything in here is Louisiana oriented,\u201d said Simien, thirty-three, who in just five years has amassed an impressive collection of early- to mid-nineteenth century Louisiana portraits.\nHis focus is on Louisiana Creoles, whom he defines as \u201cpeople born here who are not indigenous.\u201d His particular interest is Creoles of color, reflecting his own heritage.\n\u201cA Louisiana Creole is a person with colonial roots in Louisiana, including enslaved people and free people of African descent,\u201d said Simien, himself a descendant of a Frenchman who came to Louisiana and a Senegalese woman.\n\u201cAntoine De Simiane fled the French Revolution. He came to New Orleans and then moved to the Opelousas area. He met a Senegalese woman named Marie on an adjacent plantation. He purchased her and freed her and her children. Their son George Simien is my fifth great-grandfather.\u201d\nSimien particularly focuses on gens de couleur libres, free men and women of color who were either born free, liberated, or purchased their own freedom during the antebellum period.\n[Read this: At a 1970 auction near Natchitoches, a church won back the portrait of its founder.]\n\u201cThey were people of various degrees of African descent,\u201d said Simien. \u201cAt one time, they accounted for a fifth of the population of New Orleans, owned a third of the property in the Vieux Carre\u0301 [French Quarter], and had an eighty-percent literacy rate. This important group included planters, skilled tradesmen, inventors, real-estate developers, and speculators.\u201d\nPortraits of free people of color are rare\u2014partly, he said, because descendants sometimes destroyed them in an effort to hide their origins and pass for white. They can also be hard to find because Creoles of color left rapidly after Reconstruction. \u201cThe paintings went wherever the owners went,\u201d he said.\n\u201cThey are important because they\u2019re so rare,\u201d said Simien. \u201cThey give insight into Louisiana\u2019s complex history. There\u2019s a lack of representation of them in museums. Images of slavery are important, but so are images of people who were successful against the odds.\u201d\nSimien is single-mindedly focused on the search. He leaves home each morning at six. At his favorite coffee house, he flips open his laptop and searches for art online for two or three hours.\n\u201cI look through hundreds of paintings every day,\u201d he said. \u201cI\u2019m a painting nut.\u201d\nHe has found paintings in Mexico, France, Scotland, and The Netherlands, as well as in Michigan, Florida, Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island, and California. \u201cThe internet has opened up the possibility of bringing these portraits back to Louisiana,\u201d said Simien.\nHe attends auctions, mostly in New Orleans, and also bids online in small-town auctions.\nHe prizes a Franz Fleischbein painting sold to him by a fellow collector. \u201cWe only know of two dozen paintings by him,\u201d said Simien. \u201cI\u2019m trying to [confirm] who the sitter was. He was a free man of color. I believe he was a respected home builder/real-estate speculator, but I am still doing research.\u201d\nA small painting of a young girl with a piquant expression is signed \u201cJ.H 1828.\u201d \u201cIt is by Julien Hudson, [a free man of color] who was an apprentice to Fleischbein. [Fleischbein] did more paintings of Creoles of color than anyone.\u201d\nSimien and his wife Lindsay have more paintings in their home in the Country Club of Louisiana neighborhood, which they have furnished with period antiques mixed with modern pieces.\nSimien and his wife Lindsay, a school guidance counselor, page through a Victorian picture album owned by the Creole Roman family.\n\u201cThis armoire is the first piece we ever bought at auction,\u201d said Simien, opening the doors of the c. 1810 inlaid mahogany piece to reveal a small collection of reference books, including the Louisiana Portraits book; Nineteenth Century Louisiana Painters and Paintings from the Collection of W. E. Groves; auction catalogs, including vintage ones; and the 1992 auction catalog from the sale of work collected by Groves.\nIn the kitchen, a recently purchased mantel leans against the wall, flanked by two ladderback chairs. \u201cThe mantel is from Mamou,\u201d said Simien. \u201cI bought it online. It\u2019s probably a copy of a fine piece. It is a country Creole mantel of cypress, painted white, with a diamond shape in the center called a \u2018lozenge,\u2019 painted Creole green. Paint scrapings from the mantel revealed several colors under the white\u2013blue, and a very early black paint that likely had a faux marbre finish.\nThe Simiens\u2019 kitchen contains an antique country Creole mantel flanked by Creole & Acadian nineteenth-century chairs as well as pendant pair portraits by Jean Joseph Vaudechamp.\n\u201cThis ladderback chair dates to about 1810. Its cowhide seat has been worn down over the years; there\u2019s no fur left on it. We got it from a New Orleans auction house. The other chair is an 1850s Acadian or country Creole chair from Mamou.\u201d\nIn the living room, Simien pointed out his favorite piece, an 1838 portrait of a man holding a letter. \u201cThe letter shows he\u2019s literate. This was in Bordeaux, France. I found it on a website of Parisian antiques dealers and called the dealer. He described the man as \u2018metif\u2019 [a person of mixed race]. I\u2019m still doing research on the identity of the sitter and the painter.\u201d\nSimien's favorite piece is an 1838 portrait from Bordeaux of a man holding a letter.\nGrowing up in Baton Rouge, Simien was more interested in music than art. \u201cI wanted to be a musician, but my parents told me, \u2018That\u2019s not a career!\u2019 I had my own recording studio. I recorded bands, did post production. I composed music for an independent horror film, The Woodshed.\u201d\nThese days, he is an advertising consultant, handling \u201cbus benches, billboards, social media, and TV commercials.\u201d\nLindsay Simien, a school guidance counselor, grew up in New Orleans and moved to Baton Rouge to get her master\u2019s degree at LSU. \u201cI worked at Borders Bookstore,\u201d she said. \u201cI noticed Jeremy coming in and working on his laptop. We started talking and really hit it off.\u201d They married in 2014.\nIn an upstairs guest room, Simien points out an 1820s French lithograph by an unknown artist. It depicts a young white woman showing a young black woman her face in a mirror. She is gripping the girl\u2019s shoulder with one hand and face with the other. The black girl\u2019s face looks stereotyped, distorted.\nAt the top left, a caricature in Simien's collection illustrates \"the difference between pieces commissioned for the benefit of people of African descent and pieces commissioned for others that are sometimes exploitative.\"\n\u201cThis is in stark contrast to the other images I\u2019ve collected,\u201d Simien said. \u201cIt\u2019s a caricature. The white woman has dressed the black woman up and is pinching her cheeks. She is having fun with her, as though she is a pet.\n\u201cThis illustrates the difference between pieces commissioned for the benefit of people of African descent and pieces commissioned for others that are sometimes exploitative.\u201d\nAnother portrait is \u201can oil-on-canvas copy of a portrait of my ancestor Martin Donato Bello, a free man of color. His home in Opelousas is still standing. There are three original portraits of him that are still in the possession of family members.\u201d\nSimien pictured with a portrait of his ancestor, Martin Donato Bello, a free man of color.\nOnce he acquires a painting, Simien does extensive research on it. \u201cI do genealogy on the subject on [the website] Ancestry. I use auction catalogs, information from the State Archives and the Historic New Orleans Collection\u2019s Williams Research Center. I also consult Facebook groups including one on Louisiana portraits.\u201d\nHe records the date he purchased a work and where it has been displayed. \u201cI keep a complete file on every piece,\u201d said Simien, who also takes photos of each work before and after conservation, if it is needed.\n[Read this: Mark Lazarre combines legal and genealogical research skills to unpuzzle the past.]\nSimien also collects photographs, including a Roman family album found on eBay. \u201cTo be respected as a collector you have to be a collector of all important objects,\u201d he said. \u201cI have to have a collection that\u2019s well rounded.\n\u201cI\u2019m trying to share our unique cultural history, trying to tell the complete story. Some of our ancestors were not on the right side of history. It\u2019s ours to reconcile and to understand. Sometimes we have to be face to face with uncomfortable facts.\u201d\nMost of all, he said, \u201cI\u2019m trying to preserve them. 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        "raw_content": "When rape is inevitable: Surviving imprisonment in Iran\nBy Lauren Wolfe/CPJ Senior Editor on July 7, 2011 3:05 PM ET\nAs I read the account of Saeeda Siabi in an Iranian prison it became hard for me to breathe. Her descriptions of being raped in front of her 4-month-old son stopped the air in my chest. \"They took me to a torture room and tied me to a bed,\" she said. \"I was wounded and injured, but I forgot about wounds and injuries. I thought I was fainting.\"\nThe depiction of the violence endured by Siabi--an Iranian housewife imprisoned for more than four years because of her politically active family--must be read in its entirety to fully appreciate. But it also must be read to understand what has happened to thousands of women and men held, like her, in fetid Iranian jails over decades. Journalists, activists, bloggers--these political prisoners have suffered torture on a nightmarish scale.\nThere was a line in my June report, \"The Silencing Crime: Sexual Violence and Journalists\" about the use of rape to humiliate and control detainees in Iranian prisons. A new study by the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center, a nonprofit based in New Haven, Conn., fleshes out that assertion in compelling human detail, describing the lives that have been damaged or destroyed. The report contains the testimonies of five former prisoners who suffered or watched as others were raped. Most say that years later they are still suffering the effects of what they endured and witnessed. Siabi reports that she takes 50 to 60 pills a day to cope with her physical and psychological injuries.\nOne of the testimonies is from Mojtaba Saminejad, a blogger, journalist, and human rights activist who was jailed in 2004 and again in 2005. He was jailed the first time for exposing the detention of three bloggers. The second time he was detained for blogging about what he'd endured in prison, where he encountered 21 other bloggers also being held.\n\"These are the people who the regime is trying to coerce to make a forced confession, rat out their friends, or stop their activism,\" said Renee Redman, executive director of the Iran center.\nRedman told me that while rape is found in most prisons around the world, it is systematically used against Iranian detainees as a form of torture. Our Middle East and North Africa program coordinator, Mohamed Abdel Dayem, explained that interrogators use the brutality of rape to terrify the public and deter people from following the example of outspoken members of society.\nReading the testimonies in this report makes it clear that some regimes are willing to rip humans apart to prevent the exposure of their corruption. By continuing to report, though, Iran's many journalists and bloggers demonstrate that they will not be daunted. Their courage is astounding.\nLauren Wolfe is the director of Women Under Siege, a project on sexualized violence and conflict at the Women's Media Center. While CPJ's senior editor, she wrote the CPJ report, \"The Silencing Crime: Sexual Violence and Journalists.\" Previously, she was a researcher on two New York Times books on the 9/11 attacks.\nPeople of Iran suffered a lot and then struggled to get rid of Shah & his SAVAK and all that which was related with him. What the Iranians got in return is equally bad if not worse than Shah's rule.\nM. Y. Qaisrani July 7, 2011 4:10:53 PM ET\nA great article and thank-you. It is truly shameful that Iran pursued a system based on islamic savagery after a long history that spans over thousands of years. The idiot that posted here about the Shah is a typical islamist and posts on the false information put out by the regime. The Shah was a great man and now Iran is starting to realize what a mistake it was to bring to power a savage system based on murder, torture, and as you have clearly pointed rape which is the foundation of islam. May Iran wakes up soon and destroy the roots of islam.\nShahin July 8, 2011 8:53:11 AM ET\n@ M. Y. Qaisrani\nIslamic regime is not comparable with Shah`s regime. Try to study more so you don`t make such a wrong judgement. Islamic regime is one of the worst dictatorships ever in the history.\nHosein July 8, 2011 10:54:50 AM ET\nThank you to Shahin for standing up for the legacy of the late Shah. As usual, any time anything is posted revealing what this corrupt (and I might add-completely un-Islamic!) government is up to, some yahoo regime supporter has to leave some stupid remark(s)!\nActual true information regarding Iranian and Persian history is in short supply, and many times unavailable to the average Iranian living inside and outside of Iran. This accounts for much of the ignorance most Iranians are suffering from in regards to what the Shah and his father actually accomplished.\nCompared to the despots who have ruled throughout Iranian (Persian) history, the Pahlavi's look like SAINTS-and that is only learned by bothering to care enough to study the actual history!\nThere are problems with the Islam haters as well-many are completely illiterate when it comes to what is and what isn't Islam, due to not studying it properly (difficult, when the supposed 'teachers' are teaching a false version of it to begin with), or not studying it at all. (Luke 11:37-52, Luke 12:1-4)\nUnfortunately, the main and most serious problem Iran is suffering from is that its people are their own worst enemies! This is evidenced once again from reading their history. Until and when they wake up and start to take control of their own destinies and to take responsibility for the fact that they have continually allowed these despots to run roughshod all over them, they will continue to suffer at the hands of various despots.\nUntil they are willing to stifle their fear, and quit being the terrified sheep of this regime, and rise up once and for all (do I dare say this? like the Arabs have enough guts to!)and take control of their own destiny, we are going to continue reading pity party reports about what is happening to them.\nThey need to quit waiting for someone else to help them out. They need once and for all to help themselves-and, if they aren't willing to do that, shut up! For over 30 years we have been reading about how horrible it is over there, but the people continue to let fear reign supreme over them!\nThey also need to put aside all of their various political and religious differences once and for all and practice some unity. This is the biggest problem within the worldwide Iranian community. The constant arguing, bickering, and snubbing of each other that occurs on a daily basis is disgusting. kindegartners on a playground act more mature and civilized than most adult Iranians!\nRose July 8, 2011 11:17:03 AM ET\nGreat article, thank you for being the voice of many women AND men imprisoned in Iran, and threatened by rape every day.\nSoraya July 10, 2011 6:04:35 AM ET\nCPJ calls on UN to support resolution on human rights in Iran\nCPJ, along with over 30 Iranian and international human rights organizations, has called on the U.N. General Assembly to vote in favor of a proposed resolution on the promotion and protection of human rights in Iran next week....\nIran targets Telegram app as it seeks to control news ahead of May election\nIran has a history of cracking down on the independent press ahead of elections, with authorities arresting journalists and forcing reformist outlets to shut down. As Iranians prepare to vote in presidential and city council elections on May 19, authorities have turned their attention to Telegram, arresting several channel...\nCPJ joins call to renew mandate of Iran human rights rapporteur\nThe Committee to Protect Journalists today joined 40 human rights groups calling on the U.N. Human Rights Council to support the resolution to renew the mandate of the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran. A vote on the resolution is...",
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        "raw_content": "Oh hai. Geez, I need to post more\u2026\nHappy Father\u2019s Day to all the dads out there! My dad is pretty kick ass, but in a totally different way than my mom\u2026.\nBlah blah, years ago I went to therapy\u2026 It was a fucked up point in my life and I really don\u2019t know if therapy did much but question EVERYTHING a bit more. But, thank god I had a $20 co-pay. The question came up about my parents and their relationship\u2026 Um, my folks have been happily married(?) since 1975.\nThe part I realize as an adult is, my dad busted his balls as much as he possibly could saying yes and no to multiple people so his young wife could be there to raise his 2 small children for almost 10 years.\nMy dad has been delivering your daily bread for about 35 years, in the Seattle area for about 28 years and before that San Fransisco. My dad has been getting up around 1am for as long as I can remember. 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        "raw_content": "Ford\u2019s hitting on all cylinders at Michigan\nWith Clint Bowyer winning Sunday\u2019s Firekeepers Casino 400, Kevin Harvick running second and Kurt Busch coming home third, Stewart-Haas Racing swept the top three positions in a Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race for the first time in company history.\nStewart-Haas, however, didn\u2019t have a monopoly on Ford performance in Sunday\u2019s event at Michigan International Speedway. Ford drivers took seven of the top eight finishing positions with Paul Menard claiming a season-best fifth and Team Penske drivers Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano and Ryan Blaney running sixth, seventh and eighth, respectively.\nWith its cars powered by Roush Yates engines, Ford claimed the Michigan Heritage trophy that goes to the winning manufacturer.\n\u201cWe always want to win every race, so that\u2019s always the goal,\u201d said Mark Rushbrook, global director, Ford Performance Motorsports. \u201cCertainly, this I think would exceed what our expectation is.\n\u201cWe\u2019re working on all fronts of what it takes to be successful in racing with our teams and giving them the right tools, making sure they have the best engines, aero tools, CFD (computational fluid dynamics) tools to optimize what they\u2019ve got. We\u2019re just going to keep pushing as hard as we have been and not giving up.\u201d\nMichigan, according to Rushbrook, proved an ideal place to showcase the strides Ford has been making in NASCAR\u2019s premier series.\n\u201cTo be successful with this track, you\u2019ve got to have strong engines, with the RPM range that they\u2019re running\u2014high RPMs, having the power up there,\u201d he said. \u201cBut (you also have) to be able to get out of the corners with the speed differential in the corners, and aerodynamics.\n\u201cThat\u2019s what we\u2019ve been working with the teams on. I think it\u2019s that combination. If you\u2019re not strong in all areas, you\u2019re not going to do well at a track like this.\u201d\nClearly, the Fords were hitting on all cylinders on Sunday.\nKyle Larson\u2019s hope for four straight wins ends in Turn 4",
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        "raw_content": "Mental illness, medication, and the elephant in the room\nMental illness has always been the elephant in whatever room you\u2019re in. Many people know someone who suffers from it but are still uncomfortable talking about it. The words \u201ccrazy\u201d and \u201cwacko\u201d are often still used to describe people with mental illness \u2013 not exactly conducive to open discussion and helping people admit that they are struggling. But it\u2019s worse than that because other than perhaps bipolar disorder or schizophrenia, many mental illnesses are looked at as something that you can overcome if you just try hard enough.\nPeople with depression are told that they should just not be so sad all the time and think about all the good things in their lives. People with anxiety should try to relax and not get so worked up about things. Many think that ADHD doesn\u2019t even exist because everyone gets distracted now and again. Mental illness is seen as a weakness of character, not an actual illness. On the other hand, people with more physical ailments such as cancer or MS are always described as courageous and strong and are given as much support as they need. Nobody suggests that people who are deaf or blind should just work harder and concentrate more and then they\u2019ll be fine.\nBell Let\u2019s Talk day is a day in January every year when Bell Canada donates money for each social media post that uses the #BellLetsTalk hashtag. Since 2010, Bell has donated over $80 million to various mental health initiatives. I see hundreds of tweets on those days talking about mental illness, and it seems that it\u2019s something that many people secretly (and not-so-secretly) battle with, or know someone who does. (I\u2019ve also seen people who refuse to participate, thinking it\u2019s a big ad campaign for Bell Canada. Maybe it is, but who cares? If they\u2019re donating millions to charity and getting people to openly talk about mental health because of it, I\u2019m happy to give them some free advertising.) You also see lots of Facebook posts and blog articles by and about people who suffer from depression, schizophrenia, anxiety, and many other mental illnesses, discussing how they cope and how and where they get help. A lot of people feel empowered and courageous enough to \u201ccome out\u201d and publicly admit and discuss their illness, and I think this is fantastic. At the end of January, everyone\u2019s on board and it gives one hope that the stigma is finally on the way out.\nThe rest of the year is a different story. That\u2019s not to say that everyone reverts back to \u201ccrazy people are just weak minded\u201d but for many, the stigma comes back. And I\u2019m sure many don\u2019t even know it.\nMy two kids were each diagnosed with ADHD around grade four (for posterity, Ryan\u2019s currently in grade twelve and Nicky grade nine), and both have been taking daily medication since their diagnosis. The medications have changed over the years as well as the dosages, but both still take it every day. Gail and I are not embarrassed by this and neither are the boys; it\u2019s just part of life for them. It\u2019s never been a \u201cfamily secret\u201d, though I did confirm with them that they are OK with me explicitly making it public here. The medication helps them to be more focused and more able to tune out distractions. Nicky can also get \u201cfidgety\u201d and it helps with that as well. It doesn\u2019t turn them into perfect children, nor do we expect it to. And it does not turn them into zombies, at least not any more than any other teenager with a smartphone.\nNote that ADHD is a real condition and fMRI scans can show real physical differences between the ADHD brain and the \u201cnormal\u201d brain. Nobody is saying that any kid who ever gets distracted has ADHD and needs medication, any more than anyone who ever gets sad about anything has depression and needs medication. The \u201cdisorder\u201d part means that it happens far more often than in other people \u2013 often enough to negatively affect your day-to-day life.\nAnyway, like I said, their ADHD and medication are not secret and so now and again the topic comes up in conversation with family members, friends, co-workers, and occasionally even strangers. When it does, I am amazed at how often people ask about the meds. Do they take the medication every day? Do they take it on weekends or over the summer when they\u2019re not in school? Will they have to take it for the rest of their lives? I constantly wonder why people are so interested in my kids\u2019 medication schedule.\nOf course, they\u2019re not interested in when they take it, they\u2019re interested that they take it. I\u2019m sure some are just curious but I frequently feel judged, as if they\u2019re asking \u201cYou don\u2019t give your children prescription drugs for such a mild condition, do you? And every day?!\u201d I\u2019ve even had people, including family members, directly suggest that maybe they shouldn\u2019t be taking the medication.\nIn many cases, these are the same people who post supportive messages on Bell Let\u2019s Talk day, the whole point of which is to end the stigma associated with mental illness. But suggesting that my kids stop taking their medication IS the stigma. You are suggesting that the medication is not necessary because they should be able to overcome their illness through sheer will. That\u2019s just not how it works.\nGail and I are both insulin-dependent type 2 diabetics. Nobody has ever asked me if we take our insulin or other diabetes medications every day or on weekends, and nobody has ever suggested we try not taking it. Similarly, if you have migraines or chronic back pain, pain medication is a lifesaver and nobody who\u2019s ever had either of these would suggest to someone else suffering with it that maybe they should skip their medication and try something else to cope with the pain. It seems that we all know that \u201cTry distracting yourself so you don\u2019t think about it!\u201d is not going to work on a migraine, but some think that will work on depression.\nI\u2019ve seen images on Facebook talking about the number of children in the US diagnosed with ADHD and that half of them are on medication, as if that\u2019s a source of shame. 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        "raw_content": "Obama: Sony Victim Of \u201cCyber Vandalism,\u201d Not Act Of War \u2013 Video\nPresident Obama says Sony Pictures Entertainment was the victim of \u201ccyber vandalism\u201d \u2014 not an act of war.\nThe topic was the first item in Obama\u2019s sit-down with Candy Crowley \u2013 his last interview of the year and her last telecast as host of CNN\u2019s State of the Union. CNN is running the whole interview this morning.\nHere is a transcript of that portion of the interview:\nCANDY CROWLEY, HOST: First of all, happy holidays. Thank you for joining us.\nBARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Happy holidays, Candy.\nCROWLEY: Thank you. I want to just start out talking about Sony and North Korea\u2026\nOBAMA: Right.\nCROWLEY: \u2026 because the chairman of Sony which had your news conference\u2026\nCROWLEY: \u2026and said he didn\u2019t think you understood what actually happened, that Sony was committed to putting the movie out, but the movie theaters came to them and said, yes, we\u2019re not going to run it, that he\u2019s not had a digital entity come to him to ask that, listen, how about putting it on YouTube and he said, maybe.\nHe said he was kind of disappointed in what you said.\nOBAMA: Well, look, I was pretty sympathetic to the fact that they\u2019ve got business considerations they\u2019ve got to make. And, you know, had they talked to me directly about this decision, I might have called the movie theater chains and distributors and asked them what that story was.\nBut what I was laying out was a principle that I think this country has to abide by. We believe in free speech. We believe in the right of artistic expression and things that powers that be might not like.\nAnd if we set a precedent in which a dictator in another country can disrupt, through cyber, you know, a company\u2019s distribution chain or its products and, as a consequence, we start censoring ourselves, that\u2019s a problem.\nAnd it\u2019s a problem not just for the entertainment industry, it\u2019s a problem for the news industry. CNN has done critical stories about North Korea. What happens if, in fact, there is a breach in CNN\u2019s, you know, cyberspace? Are we going to suddenly say, \u2018Well, we\u2019d better not report on North Korea?\u2019\nSo the key here is not to suggest that Sony was a bad actor. It\u2019s making a broader point that all of us have to adapt to the possibility of cyber attacks. We have to do a lot more to guard against them.\nMy administration has taken a lot of strides in that direction, but we need Congress to pass a cyber security law. We\u2019ve got to work with the private sector and the private sector has to work together to harden their sites. But in the meantime, when there\u2019s a breach, we have to go after the wrongdoer. We can\u2019t start changing how we operate.\nCROWLEY: I wonder if maybe it was fear of lawsuit as opposed to fear of North Korea\u2026\nOBAMA: Which is possible.\nCROWLEY: \u2026that\u2026there\u2019s that threat right there that\u2026 that people are looking at their theater thinking, \u2018You know, anything happens here, I\u2019m, I\u2019m done.\u2019\nOBAMA: You know, that\u2019s possible. But, look, as I said, you know, the Boston Marathon suffered an actual grievous attack that killed and maimed a number of people. And that next year, we had as successful a Boston Marathon as we\u2019ve ever had.\nYou know, sometimes this is a matter of setting a tone and being very clear that we\u2019re not going to be intimidated by some, you know, cyber hackers. And I expect all of us to remember that and operate on that basis going forward.\nCROWLEY: Do you think this was an act of war by North Korea?\nOBAMA: No, I don\u2019t think it was an act of war. I think it was an act of cyber vandalism that was very costly, very expensive. We take it very seriously. We will respond proportionately, as I said.\nBut, you know, we\u2019re going to be in an environment in this new world where so much is digitalized that both state and non-state actors are going to have the capacity to disrupt our lives in all sorts of ways. We have to do a much better job of guarding against that. We have to treat it like we would treat, you know, the incidence of crime, you know, in our countries.\nWhen other countries are sponsoring it, we take it very seriously. But, you know, I think this is something that we can manage\u2026But that\u2019s something that I think we can manage through, as long as (the) public-private sector is working together.",
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        "raw_content": "So, this is the most basic advice usually given to a writer. If you write what you know, then your material bears a ring of authenticity, of truth, even when you\u2019re writing fiction. But what if your life isn\u2019t overly exciting? What if you\u2019re writing spy novels and you\u2019ve never even left your hometown?\nWell, what you do know about is home. Everybody has one, in some form or another. Write about that. Or, if your character lives out of a suitcase, try to imagine what that must be like, to move from place to place all the time. Maybe they long for a stable home. Think about how you would feel if your home were threatened or you lost your accomodations somehow. Even the most basic things would be difficult to come by as easily as they are at home. Now, maybe I\u2019m just yammering on myself about something I don\u2019t understand, but I don\u2019t write spy novels either. I\u2019m just sayin\u2019.\nTake my character Rayne, for example. She lives in a city that would be the historical equivalent of a feudal or medieval community in our world. Magic exists there, but it comes to different people in different ways and it follows rules. So, I may not know a damned thing about actual magic, but I can apply my ideas to a system and create an ability that my character posesses, something that makes her unique and also valuable to others, some who want to exploit her talents. She also knows horses. That is a love I share with her and, having owned a horse in the past, I can tap into that experience to write something with a genuine ring to it.\nSame thing with Valerie Roark. She\u2019s my main character in my contemporary story. She\u2019s divorced (I never have been), she has siblings (I\u2019m an only child) and she\u2019s suffered the loss of a parent (mine are both doing quite well, thank you). I don\u2019t personally know how any of these situations feels, but I have been hurt, I have friends who have lost a spouse through divorce or death and I can only imagine how they feel, but imagine I do. I try to learn as much as I can about the people around me, to be a good friend, and to try to understand their feelings. And it can help me write.\nIn lieu of actual experience, there\u2019s always research. I am an employee of a state university so I theoretically have access to their library system. I have yet to take advantage of this benefit. I suppose if I were writing something that had actual historical facts mixed up in it, I wold try to find out as much about the backdrop as I could, but I haven\u2019t written anything like that yet. Maybe someday\u2026\nFiled under: Writing | Tagged: research, Writing |\tLeave a comment \u00bb\nI asked this question on the Lallywriters group recently. Did music inspire or influence writing for people and in what way? 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Rayne\u2019s soundtrack is heavy on Celtic folk and traditional music; Valerie and Daniel have been getting a lot of help from The Weepies. Their easy sound and the meaning of their lyrics really fits the issues that D & V have to deal with.\nBack in the day when I used to write fanfic mostly, I would start each chapter with a line or two from a song. It helped set the mood for the following prose and helped me focus. I\u2019ve started doing that with Valerie and Daniel\u2019s story, though if I ever decide to try and get it published (which will have to follow the equally miraculous event of actually getting the darn thing finished) I\u2019d probably have to dump all the musical inserts because of copyright issues. Although, I do always credit the artist in those little quotes\u2026 free advertising, people!\nI can\u2019t imagine my life without music, just as I can\u2019t imagine my life without being able to write. 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        "raw_content": "Ross Douthat | Welfare Reform Then, Immigration Reform Now?\nSince my Sunday column considered the paths that House Republicans might take on immigration if they don\u2019t want to just embrace the Senate\u2019s approach, it\u2019s worth saying something about why \u2014 purely as a political question, with the policy merits to one side \u2014 it\u2019s difficult for the G.O.P. to simply take a dive on the issue, go along with the elite consensus (their own elite included), and accept Rubio-Schumer and move on. Here let me quote The New Republic\u2019s Nate Cohn, offering what I think is generally sensible advice to Republicans trying to rebrand their party without splintering it:\n\u2026 the best option is to spread the pain around. Don\u2019t castrate the party, smooth out the many sharp edges of the GOP\u2019s platform and message. Keep supporting tax cuts and less regulation, but add an agenda and message aimed at the middle and working class. Remain pro-life, but don\u2019t appear opposed to Planned Parenthood or contraceptives, and return to supporting exceptions in instances of rape or the health of the mother, as President Bush did. Stay committed to religion, but don\u2019t reflexively doubt the science of evolution and global warming, or the promise of stem cell research or renewable energy. Oppose gun control, but why force yourself to oppose background checks? Oppose gay marriage if Republicans must, but could Republicans at least support civil unions? On all of these issues, the GOP need not compromise on its core policy objectives, but can\u2019t afford to consistently stake out ground so far from the center \u2026\nThis prescription is informed by Bill Clinton\u2019s revitalization of the Democratic Party in 1992. He was ostensibly a \u201cNew Democrat,\u201d even though he was pro-choice, supported higher taxes, a universal health care system, gun control, and expanded rights for gays in the military. Rather than abandon core elements of the Democratic agenda, Clinton softened the edges on unreformed welfare, crime, middle class taxes, and said abortion should be \u201crare,\u201d even if it should remain legal.\nFirst, a quick digression: This history is part of why the frequent liberal critiques of would-be conservative reformers as \u201ctoo conservative\u201d actually make me relatively optimistic (which I\u2019m not, usually) about the reform project\u2019s chances: Like the Clintonian Third Way before it, any effective attempt to revitalize the G.O.P. would have to look pretty conservative from the vantage point of the left \u2014 like a smooth-the-rough-edges movement, ultimately, rather than a complete ideological renovation.\nBut back to the main point, immigration. Suppose the Cohn thesis is right: If so, the problem here is that for many conservative skeptics of the bill, conceding on comprehensive reform doesn\u2019t feel like a smooth-out-the-edges policy concession \u2014 the way, say, conceding on the DREAM Act or some other more limited measure might. It feels, instead, like an outright surrender, in which liberals achieve their central policy objectives \u2014 legalization today, higher rates of both high-skilled and low-skilled immigration tomorrow \u2014 and conservatives get the consolation of border security measures that may never even really take effect.\nIt\u2019s rather different, in this sense, from some of the other examples Cohn cites. Concessions on background checks would be at most a modest setback for the N.R.A., and it\u2019s hard (at least for this pro-lifer) to see support for a rape-and-incest exception as devastating to the anti-abortion cause. But from the vantage point of National Review or the Heritage Foundation or the Center for Immigration Studies (to cite a few places that take a restrictionist line on immigration), the Rubio-Schumer bill looks less like a modest setback, and more like a once-in-a-decade or even once-in-a-generation defeat.\nWhat\u2019s more, the fact that so many analysts, Cohn included, describe a vote for Rubio-Schumer as a vote to take the immigration issue \u201coff the table\u201d indicates that restrictionists are probably right to see it this way: Issues can go off the table because external circumstances changes (Cohn cites the example of the Cold War\u2019s end), but when they are pushed off the table legislatively it\u2019s usually a sign that one set of activists has basically won most of what they wanted, and their rivals have mostly lost.\nThat\u2019s what happened, for instance, with the 1996 welfare reform, which was, notably, the one New Democrat move that didn\u2019t really fit Cohn\u2019s smooth-the-edges paradigm. In that case, Clinton basically gave welfare\u2019s conservative critics enough of what they wanted to all-but-eliminate the issue\u2019s role in national politics, and dealt his liberal base what they saw at the time as a significant, even devastating policy defeat.\nNow maybe immigration reform is the 2010s equivalent of welfare reform, with the parties reversed \u2014 the issue where the base needs to lose more or less outright so that the party can survive. But that\u2019s different than saying it\u2019s an example of a place where the conservative wing of the G.O.P. just needs to moderate its stance ever-so-slightly or concede a little bit of ground.\nAnd there are also a few reasons House Republicans might be inclined to doubt that historical parallel. First, welfare reform didn\u2019t promise to have long-term, transformative impact on the electorate itself, which is the anxiety driving at least some conservative doubts about the wisdom of going along with Rubio-Schumer. Second, while G.O.P. opposition to comprehensive reform may be toxic among Hispanic voters, the country as a whole 1) doesn\u2019t put a high priority on the issue and 2) probably opposes the kind of major increase in immigration that would be the most significant long-term consequence of the Senate bill. Third, the kind of voters and activists who opposed welfare reform were almost uniformly liberal, and so it wasn\u2019t likely (the Nader run notwithstanding) that the Democrats would really lose them in the long run by surrendering on the issue; the kind of Americans most skeptical of mass immigration, on the other hand, include a lot of disaffected, Perotista swing voters who might vote Democratic or stay home in future election cycles if the G.O.P. just stiff-arms them. And then finally, because Clinton was the president when welfare reform passed, it was easier for him to take ownership of the issue, and claim some of the credit with swing voters, than it will be for Republicans to claim credit for an immigration bill that will be swiftly added to President Obama\u2019s list of transformative liberal accomplishments.\nOne can imagine counter-arguments to these counter-arguments, of course, starting with the points about Floridian presidential politics that Cohn raised in his very next piece. But they help explain why opponents of the immigration bill might see themselves as unfairly singled out, among the many G.O.P. interest groups that champion not-entirely-popular causes, in the kind of defeat they\u2019re being asked to accept and the amount of political pain they\u2019re being asked to bear.\nWhy French Women Don\u2019t Get Promoted",
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        "raw_content": "Pollution Is Ruining Florida's Springs\nFlorida's 900+ freshwater springs are filling with algae because of poor stewardship by the state.\nBy David Guest | May 16, 2014\nDavid Guest speaks at rally for clean springs at Florida's Old Capitol.\nJulie Hauserman\nFlorida has more than 900 freshwater springs, thought to be the largest concentration on Earth. In the last two decades, many of these clear blue pools have started filling with algae, and some of the best swimming holes in the state now have \u201cNo Swimming\u201d signs posted due to the public health threat.\nThis is an inexcusable breach in stewardship, to let our fresh water supply get polluted from fertilizer, manure and sewage. And that\u2019s not all - the state is allowing so many corporate interests pump water out of the aquifer that flows in our springs and rivers are diminishing.\nEarlier this month, Earthjustice filed suit to protect one of the state\u2019s most spectacular spring-filled regions. We are challenging the Florida Department of Environmental Protection\u2019s new rules governing \u201cminimum flows\u201d in the Lower Santa Fe and Ichetucknee rivers and their many springs, just north of Gainesville in the North-Central part of the state. We filed on behalf of the Florida Wildlife Federation and the Ichetucknee Alliance.\nThe Florida DEP is so beholden to polluters that it is not up to the task of setting honest protections for the springs. Large cattle operations and fertilizer-dependent crops are overrunning the regions targeted by our legal action. Regulators are issuing permits to allow corporate interests to draw massive amounts of water out of the aquifer \u2013 without even metering the wells to figure out how much is being pumped out. Most of the water is going to industrial-sized agricultural operations and to feed thirsty Jacksonville, 75 miles to the east.\nThe Florida legislature has been reluctant to protect the springs. This year, state senators from springs country were deluged with protests from constituents who want the springs protected. They responded by introducing legislation that would have provided more than $300 million to protect springs.\nBut by the end of the 60-day legislative session, polluter lobbyists succeeded in weakening the measure and the legislation died altogether in the Florida House of Representatives.\n\u201cLawmakers sided with developers and the fertilizer industry over public health, fishing and tourism,\u201d reads an editorial in the state\u2019s largest newspaper, The Tampa Bay Times. \u201cThey ignored the impact on property values and the security of the state's drinking water supply. Instead, lawmakers cared more about political maneuvering and campaign contributions than repairing environmental damage.\n\u201cThe speed of the collapse of a bipartisan Senate bill on the springs was remarkable even for a legislature that often acts as a subsidiary for the state's most powerful industries.\u201d\nWe will now have our day in administrative court, where challenges to state rules are heard. Our Santa Fe-Ichetucknee River rule challenge argues that the point of Florida\u2019s \u201cminimum flows\u201d requirements is to make sure that the needs of a natural system are met (things like recreation, fish and wildlife) before the government gives anyone a permit to pump more water. When these minimum flows are reached, no more permits are supposed to be issued.\nBut that\u2019s not what\u2019s happening. Even though the state acknowledges that the Lower Santa Fe and Ichetucknee Rivers are already below the minimum flows that the natural system needs, the DEP\u2019s new rules \u201cgrandfather\u201d current permit holders for up to 20 years, and even allow them to increase the amount of water they can draw.\nThe new rules also allow the state to give out new permits to draw even more water out of a system which the state has already defined as overtaxed.\nAnd, incredibly, the DEP wrote these rules that divide up the area\u2019s \u201cwater pie\u201d without even knowing how much water permitted users are actually pumping. The state doesn\u2019t meter current water use.\nThe state\u2019s new rules also allow water-permit holders to dramatically lower the aquifer and diminish the flow to a trickle by assigning a proportional share of the blame on upstream water users in Georgia.\nThe state statute intended to draw a line beyond which further withdrawals are prohibited. 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        "raw_content": "That kind woman who anchors the 4 & 9PM news on KUSA, the one who gets tears in her eyes reporting a difficult story, and who sounds so genuinely happy when the story\u2019s a positive one? That\u2019s Kim: she loves her job, and it shows. She cares, and it shows. She is devoted to her community, and it shows.\nKim is not only a Colorado native, but she\u2019s never lived outside the state. And she has only ever worked at one place: KUSA 9News in Denver. A graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder, with a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, Kim started work in 1985 as a behind-the-scenes news writer. She crafted stories for air for almost 4 years before becoming a reporter, which may be one of the reasons that her co-workers still look for those \u201cKim Stories\u201d in the lineup. Kim moved from writer, to producer, to reporter and now, a respected anchor. She always has a long list of story ideas and is a leader in the newsroom. In this age of fast-moving technology, Kim is known for her hand-written notes, her empathy, and her kind spirit.\nKim has a unique bond with her viewers, both on and off the air. She has covered many of the headline-inducing tragedies over the last quarter-century and still checks-in with the families that she interviewed; they trust her. She also covers stories about individuals facing difficult circumstances, especially kids: she remembers their names years later. A local children\u2019s hospital will turn to Kim first when they have a particularly tender story to share; they trust her. Kim may get a little emotional in front of the camera, but it comes from her heart \u2013 and that\u2019s her connection.\nVolunteering is important to Kim and she is very active as a spokesperson and advocate for breast cancer research and awareness. She has been passionate about this cause for 20 years, back when the Race for the Cure, and Komen, were in their infancy. She dedicates hundreds of hours a year to volunteering in the community, and is happy to lend her talent and name to motivate others to help.\nAn award-winning journalist, and former Miss Colorado, Kim will tell you that her most important job is being a mom to her son, Tanner. She is also a proud daughter, sister and wife, and enjoys spending time with her family \u2014 here in her Colorado.",
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        "raw_content": "It all started as a simple thread in a well-known Spanish forum called \u201cforocoches,\u201d where someone posted the following question: \u201cIf I eat snot, will my children have green eyes?\u201d\nThe post went viral around the world generating discussion. That\u2019s why researchers at Harvard University in Boston, Massachusetts decided to study the effect \u2013 expecting to find no correlation. Their findings turned out to be extremely surprising.\nThey concluded that swallowing snot increases 80% the chances of green eyes for the baby.\n\u201cBelieve it or not, we already knew about some benefits of eating your own boogers,\u201d said Dr. Sam Not, who headed up the research. \u201cIt actually has health benefits, including boosting your immune system. What we didn\u2019t know was that it directly correlated to eye color in the fetus of a pregnant woman. Our findings were astounding.\u201d\nUnfortunately, the news broke quite quickly, and has since become viral on social media. With doctors advocating for snot eating, many mothers-to-be are asking the really tough questions, such as \u201cdoes snot contain gluten?\u201d and \u201dIf I\u2019m a vegan, can I eat my snot?\u201d\n\u201cSorry to say, that medical science has not quite caught up to those questions yet,\u201d said Dr. Not.\nPosted in Health/Fitness, Weird NewsTagged boogers, picking nose, pregnant\nUber Driver Refuses To Pick Up Woman In Labor, Didn\u2019t Want To Help Deliver Baby\nINDIANAPOLIS, Indiana \u2013\nAn Uber driver in Indianapolis is being sued by a couple who had to deliver their baby on the street after they say the driver would not let them into his car.\n\u201cWe ordered an Uber as soon as my wife went into labor, and when the driver showed up, late I might add, he wouldn\u2019t take us to the hospital. He didn\u2019t want to get any \u2018baby gunk\u2019 on his seats, and said he wouldn\u2019t know what to do if he had to try and deliver the baby,\u201d said John Richards. \u201cMy wife gave birth right on the sidewalk instead. Our baby could have caught something from the street filth!\u201d\nThe driver, Mr. Tony Trims, says that there was \u201cno fucking way\u201d he was letting these people into his car when he saw that the woman was in labor.\n\u201cLook, I ain\u2019t saying they\u2019re bad people or nothing, but for sure she was gonna leak on my seats. Part of the Uber policy is that I don\u2019t have to pick up anyone if I don\u2019t want to. I took the job, yeah, but the next guy would have been along in about a minute,\u201d said Trims. \u201cThey spent that time bitchin\u2019 at me instead of ordering another Uber. Not my problem.\u201d\nThe lawsuit has been filed by the Richards family, and they say that their lawyer thinks they have a \u201chell of\u201d a discrimination case.\nPosted in Business, Weird NewsTagged Lawsuit, pregnant, Uber, Woman\nCasey Anthony Reportedly Pregnant \u2013 With Twins!\nAccording to National Report, Casey Anthony, the woman famously acquitted in 2011 of murdering her daughter Caylee, is confirmed to be pregnant again. This time with twins.\nPrevious reports on Anthony\u2019s lifestyle in the three years since she was released from prison have described her as being withdrawn, and living like a hermit. Anthony filed for bankruptcy in 2013, claiming to be unemployed and possessing no source of income. She met with agents and publishers in New York last year, hoping to cash in on her notoriety by writing a book but was unable to close a deal. Casey currently appears to live off of a few benefactors who reportedly pay for all of her living expenses. But the days of needing to live off of others may soon be coming to a close for Anthony.\nCasey\u2019s New York agent, Jeremy Nieven, confirms that she is indeed four months pregnant with twins, and that she has signed a contract for an initial six episode reality television series that will showcase her pregnancy and subsequently her babies.\n\u201cShe wants to redeem herself in the eyes of America\u201d, stated Nieven. \u201cDid she make mistakes? Absolutely! But this is the U.S.A., everyone can get a second chance here. And let\u2019s not forget that Casey was found innocent of the charges against her. She was released. She is a free woman now, and this show is going to allow her to make a great life for her new little angels.\u201d\nBut can people forget Casey Anthony\u2019s actions? Many critics have claimed that Anthony\u2019s acquittal resulted from a flawed prosecution, not from an actual lack of guilt. Can America forget that this woman partied it up at the clubs while hiding the fact that her two-year old daughter decomposed in the woods close to her family home? Can they forget the lies, the evasions and distortions that so easily came from her mouth? Apparently television executives say yes. Her notoriety translates to interest, and interest can translate to ratings.\nCasey\u2019s agent refused to disclose the name of the network that had contracted with her for the reality series, saying that a press release was scheduled in September to break the show. Nieven did confirm that the show would be aired on one of the larger cable channels.\nMany people have reacted with disgust to the fact that Casey Anthony is pregnant again, and protests and calls for a boycott of the show is almost a certainty. But the real question is whether Americans will watch? Somewhere, someone in television is betting on yes. And Casey Anthony stands to make a lot of money from their bet.\nPosted in UncategorizedTagged Casey Anthony, pregnant, twins\nWoman Says She Got Pregnant After Sitting On Target Store Bathroom Toilet\nJACKMAN, Mississippi \u2013\nRoberta Jones, 33, says that she got pregnant a few weeks ago after visiting a local Target store and using their bathroom.\n\u201cI saw a man coming out as I was going in, but I didn\u2019t think nothing of it,\u201d said Jones, a cashier at a grocery store. \u201cI thought he musta walked in there by mistake. It\u2019s happened to us all at one point or another. But then when I used the bathroom, I did notice that there was something sticky and nasty on the seat when I sat down. I knew I shoulda hovered.\u201d\nJones says that a few weeks later, she took a home pregnancy test, and it confirmed that she was carrying a baby.\n\u201cI haven\u2019t had sex in over a year, and when I thought back about it, I knew it had to be that toilet. I think that man done jerked himself off in there, like a creeper, and left his little babies all over the seat,\u201d said Jones. \u201cSome of \u2019em must have flowed up in me when I was peeing. It\u2019s nasty. But God says I can\u2019t abort the baby, so here I go again.\u201d\nPolice say they are working with the Target store security team to review footage and locate the now-expectant father.\nPosted in Weird NewsTagged bathroom, pregnant, target, toilets, transgender\nWoman Claims Defective Vibrator Got Her Pregnant\nGREENVALE, Georgia \u2013\nA young woman from Georgia claims she found herself pregnant after using a faulty vibrator. Kristy Richards, 28, claims she has fallen victim to a mechanical failure of the device that was recently bought off the internet.\n\u201cI was starting to use my new toy when it made a strange noise, and then it started shaking like crazy,\u201d said Richards. \u201cIt felt like I had jackhammer between my legs! I managed to take it out just as it was spurting white goo all over the place. I found out I was pregnant about 2 weeks later. Thankfully, actually, as my boyfriend is sterile and we were not able to have children otherwise.\u201d\nAnthony Richards, 30, admits he was devastated by the news at first, but is now happy with the situation.\n\u201cMy first thought was that she had cheated on me, but when she told me that her vibrator was defective, I breathed a sigh of relief,\u201d he told reporters. \u201cWe were not expecting this, but God obviously had different plans for us.\u201d\nThe couple originally considered suing the manufacturer of the sex toy, but changed their minds when they realized that their every prayer had been answered by the defect.\n\u201cOf course we did not anticipate raising a child so soon into our relationship, so that\u2019s a downfall. Plus, there are people in his family who want me to get a DNA test, because they still think I cheated. That\u2019s dumb! I would never do such a thing. We all know it was the defective toy that got me pregnant.\u201d\nThe couple say that they are \u201cextremely relieved\u201d that they no longer have to worry about expensive fertility treatments.\nPosted in Weird NewsTagged Cheating, couple, pregnant, vibrator, weird news, Woman\nHood Rat Gives Birth To Full-Grown, Adult Gangbanger\nCOMPTON, California \u2013\nLa\u2019La Brown, 20, shocked doctors last week when she gave birth to a full-grown man. Brown\u2019s son, Ja\u2019ma-al, was born at 63\u2033 and weighed 192 pounds. He came out with a full head of hair, a do-rag, and a pistol.\n\u201cGiving birth to a full-grown man was hard enough, but to learn that he came out flying different colors, that\u2019s going to be the hardest thing to deal with,\u201d said Brown, who is part of the 3rd Street Mafia, a local gang. Her son is apparently already an active member in the Kobras, a rival gang. \u201cI honestly don\u2019t know whether I should love him, or shoot him.\u201d\nDoctors say that Brown had, for some reason, had a gestational period that was about 4 times as long as a normal woman, and that her baby grew about 15 times the normal size.\n\u201cI\u2019ve never seen anything like it, to be honest,\u201d said Dr. Emmett Brown of Compton Central Hospital. \u201cIt\u2019s really and truly a first for the medical community.\u201d\n\u201cLook, most important thing is that I still get my food stamps and the welfare check for this baby,\u201d said Brown. \u201cIt don\u2019t matter none that he\u2019s a man. He still just came out my hoo-ha and I get another 18 years before this baby stops earning me a check.\u201d\nPosted in Health/Fitness, Weird NewsTagged adult, banger, Birth, gang, gangbanger, gangs, hood rat, pregnant\nWoman Takes Testosterone Supplements While Pregnant To Make Baby More \u2018Manly\u2019\nTORONTO, Canada \u2013\nTragically, Kathy Martin did not know the consequences or seek a doctor\u2019s advice before taking testosterone supplements while pregnant. She says her husband, Dave, encouraged her to take them so their baby boy would be more masculine than their first child.\nTheir newborn son was delivered 5 weeks premature, suffering from severe birth defects. Androgen supplements are considered a class D drug and should obviously never be used during pregnancy.\n\u201cWe just didn\u2019t want another little flamer like the last one,\u201d says David, who is facing criminal charges for supplying the supplements to his wife after purchasing them illegally over the internet. \u201cDon\u2019t get me wrong, we love our oldest son, but at four years old you can already see the he is afflicted with the disease of faggotry. He says his favorite color is pink and his favorite movie is The Little Mermaid. That\u2019s not the son I wanted, but yeah, we love him. He\u2019s from my loins, unfortunately.\u201d\nKathy says, \u201cAs a good Christian woman it is my responsibility to honor and obey my husband without question. He assured me there would be no risks to the baby, and that the mustache I grew would surely fall right off after the baby was born.\u201d\nBoth parents are being investigated by child protective services as well as local police.\nPosted in Headlines, Health/Fitness, Weird NewsTagged baby, beard, diseased, Gay, Health, investigation, pregnant, supplements, testosterone, Woman\nPregnant Woman Severely Beaten While Out At Bar\nDanielle Pierce was at a bar Sunday evening for a friend\u2019s birthday when she was reportedly approached by another woman, Karley Stephenson, who accused Pierce of drinking. The altercation became heated after Pierce told Stephenson to \u201cmind her own business,\u201d and tried to walk away.\nPierce says she told Stephenson she was only drinking Coke and grenadine. \u201cI told that psycho, \u2018I\u2019m eight months pregnant. I ain\u2019t drinking,\u2019 but she still came at me. She knocked the drink out of my hand, and it went all down the front of my shirt. Then she got nasty.\u201d\nAfter knocking the drink out of Pierce\u2019s hand, Stephenson reportedly grabbed Pierce by the hair, and proceed to hit her in the face with a beer bottle until it shattered.\nSecurity staff detained Stephenson until police arrived, and Pierce was brought by rescue to a local hospital. Doctors say she will likely have permanent disfiguring scars on her face from the attack. Stephenson has refused to apologize for the incident, saying, \u201cShe shouldn\u2019t have been at the bar. You don\u2019t go out drinking when you\u2019re pregnant. If she wasn\u2019t there, this wouldn\u2019t have happened to her.\u201d\nDoctors say Stephenson\u2019s baby was not harmed in the attack.\nPosted in UncategorizedTagged Arrested, attack, bar, Fight, pregnant, Woman\nTeen Gives Birth To Eleven Babies, Claims She\u2019s Never Even Had Sex\nA 17-year-old girl gave birth to a record-setting eleven babies on Wednesday evening, smashing the previous record of 8. Mary Lambert of Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, says that she was not taking any fertility drugs before she got pregnant, and that she doesn\u2019t even know how she became pregnant in the first place.\n\u201cMy boyfriend and I have never had sex before,\u201d said Lambert, whose father, George, stood nearby. \u201cWe have been dating since I was 14 and he was 15, but we\u2019ve never done anything before, not even kissing.\u201d\nDoctors say that having eleven babies at once was something they\u2019d never seen before, and dealing with delivery was extremely difficult.\n\u201cYou ever see those old movies or shows where a clown gets out of a car, and then another clown, and another, and soon you have a whole fleet of clowns that just stepped out of this tiny car? That\u2019s what delivering these babies was like,\u201d said Doctor Eugene Banks. \u201cIt\u2019s like this girl\u2019s vagina was a very weird clown car.\u201d\nAccording to Dr. Banks, though, there is no way that Lambert has never had sex.\n\u201cOf course she\u2019s had sex. She\u2019s a 17-year-old girl with a boyfriend who just gave birth, naturally I might add, to eleven babies,\u201d said Dr. Banks. \u201cHow else does she think she got pregnant?\u201d\n\u201cMy daughter is a good girl, and if she says she\u2019s never had sex, then she\u2019s never had sex,\u201d said George Lambert. \u201cJust like the virgin mother gave birth to baby Jesus so many years ago, so too is my daughter a virgin Mary. Of course, I only wish God could have sent just one baby. Eleven is a little much.\u201d\nPosted in Headlines, Health/FitnessTagged babies, children, eleven, pregnant, teen, virgin, virgin mary, world record\nTree That Resembles Nude Woman Will Reportedly Get You Pregnant If You Touch It\nBILLINGS, North Carolina \u2013\nA tree that has stood in the Westfield Park in Billings, North Carolina for over 80 years is reportedly one of the most incredible trees in the world. While most trees just give life through oxygen, this specific tree can apparently give a completely different kind of life, as women who have visited and touched the tree have reported immediate instance of pregnancy.\n\u201cIt was the strangest thing, honestly,\u201d said Marsha Smith, 22. \u201cMy boyfriend and I visited the tree, and we were sitting underneath. He commented how crazy it was that it looked like a nude woman, and that he was strangely turned on by it. One thing lead to another, and we went at it right there under the tree. Anyway, before we left, I walked over and put my hand on the tree, and a few weeks later I found out I was pregnant!\u201d\nOther women have also reported that they too were impregnated by the tree, which locals have dubbed \u201cThe Tree of Life.\u201d\n\u201cI went up to the Tree of Life, and I touched her and said a silent prayer that maybe I could get pregnant,\u201d said Eileen Dover, 24. \u201cMy husband and I had been trying for over a year, and no go. I went home that day and felt a little ill, so I took a pregnancy test, and it was positive. My husband and I hadn\u2019t had sex in like a week, so I know it wasn\u2019t him that got me pregnant. Sperm doesn\u2019t last that long in your body, so it was truly a miracle!\u201d\nResearchers say that the tree itself is probably not magical in any way, and that women just need to better understand how babies are made.\nPosted in Weird NewsTagged baby, naked, nude, pregnant, tree, trees, Woman, women",
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        "raw_content": "Find sources: \"Stichting\" \u2013 news \u00b7 newspapers \u00b7 books \u00b7 scholar \u00b7 JSTOR (April 2015) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)\nA Stichting (foundation) is a Dutch legal entity with limited liability, but no members or share capital, that exists for a specific purpose.[1] This form of entity makes it possible to separate functions of ownership and control. Its use has been pioneered successfully in recent years as a 'poison pill' style defence tactic in hostile takeover situations by Scott V Simpson, one of Europe's leading mergers and acquisitions lawyers.[2]\nA Stichting is a legal person created through a legal act. This act is usually either a notarised deed (or a will) that contains the articles of the foundation which must include the first appointed board. No government authority is involved in the creation or authorization of a foundation. It acquires full legal capacity through its sole creation. 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In one case, the Dutch-incorporated pharmaceutical company Mylan established a stichting for the purpose of \"safeguarding Mylan\u2019s strategy, mission and independence\" and gave the stichting the right to veto any proposed hostile takeover of Mylan.[3] The stichting was activated in July 2015 to block a planned takeover by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries.[4]\nFinance and investmentEdit\nStichting are used by institutional investors, such as banks and wealthy individuals, as a means of controlling assets while not having legal ownership or consolidating the assets on their financial statements. The properties of stichting can be used to avoid inheritance tax, trade sanctions and expropriation. In one case, the Libyan-based oil company Oilinvest used a stichting structure to avoid sanctions on Libya and ensure its continued operation following the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi; in another case, the Russian oil company Yukos used a stichting structure in an attempt to shield its assets from tax claims by the Russian government.[3]\nFoundation legislation was last reformed in 1998, giving rise to the Netherlands Antilles Private Foundation (Stichting Particulier Fonds).\n^ http://www.step.org/dutch-foundation\n^ The Wall Street Journal 'Going Dutch Has New Meaning In Corporate Takeover Battles' May 22, 2006\n^ a b Raice, Shayndi (22 April 2015). \"The Rise of the 'Stichting,' an Obscure Takeover Defense\". Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 28 July 2015.\n^ Raice, Shayndi (27 July 2015). \"Mylan's Leverage to Resist Teva Deal Reveals Shift in Rules\". Wall Street Journal. 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        "raw_content": "Kawai Gyokud\u014d\n(Redirected from Kawai Gyokudo)\nKawai Yoshisabur\u014d\nIchinomiya, Aichi, Japan\nAsahi Prize (1940)\nIn this Japanese name, the family name is Kawai.\nKawai Gyokud\u014d (\u5ddd\u5408 \u7389\u5802, November 24, 1873 \u2013 June 30, 1957) was the pseudonym of a Japanese painter in the nihonga school, active from Meiji through Sh\u014dwa period Japan. His real name was Kawai Yoshisabur\u014d.\nGyokud\u014d was born in what is now Ichinomiya city, Aichi Prefecture, as the eldest son of a paper, ink and brush merchant. He went to Kyoto in 1887 to study under K\u014dno Bairei of the Maruyama-Shijo school of painting. In 1896, he moved to Tokyo and he became the student of Hashimoto Gah\u014d, of the Kan\u014d school. He also studied Western-style painting and developed a highly personal style, especially in the field of landscape painting.\nGyokud\u014d is noted for his polychrome and occasionally monochrome works depicting the mountains and rivers of Japan in the four seasons, with humans and animals shown as part of the natural landscape. Among his representative works are Futsuka zuki (\u201cThe New Moon\u201d), Yuku haru (\u201cThe Departing Spring\u201d), Mine-no-yu (\u201cEvening at the Mountain Top\u201d), and Bosetsu (\u201cSnow in the Evening\u201d).\nIn 1898, Gyokud\u014d joined with Okakura Tenshin and Yokoyama Taikan to found the Nihon Bijutsuin (Japan Fine Art Academy). In 1907, Gyokudo was selected as a judge for the first annual Bunten Exhibition. He became a teacher at the Tokyo Bijutsu Gakk\u014d (the forerunner of the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music) in 1919.\nIn 1940, he was awarded the Order of Culture by the Japanese government.\nMost of his works are preserved and displayed at the Gyokudo Art Museum, in \u014cme, Tokyo.\nParting spring (1916)\nAutumn Rain (1940)\nBriessen, Fritz van. The Way of the Brush: Painting Techniques of China and Japan. Tuttle (1999). ISBN 0-8048-3194-7\nConant, Ellen P., Rimer, J. Thomas, Owyoung, Stephen. Nihonga: Transcending the Past: Japanese-Style Painting, 1868-1968. Weatherhill (1996). ISBN 0-8348-0363-1\nKimura, Ihee. Four Japanese painters: Taikan Yokoyama, Gyokudo Kawai, Shoen Uemura, Kiyokata Kaburaki (JPS picture books). Japan Photo Service (1939). ASIN: B000888WYA\nWikimedia Commons has media related to Gyokud\u014d Kawai.\nbrief bio and works\nSpring Rain at Yamagata Art Museum\nHome page to Gyokudo Art Museum (Japanese)\nbio and work at Adachi Museum of Art\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kawai_Gyokud\u014d&oldid=814207253\"\nNihonga painters\nPeople from Ichinomiya, Aichi\n20th-century Japanese painters",
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        "raw_content": "Split Foot | Article about Split Foot by The Free Dictionary\nhttps://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Split+Foot\n(redirected from Split Foot)\nsee English units of measurementEnglish units of measurement,\nprincipal system of weights and measures used in a few nations, the only major industrial one being the United States. It actually consists of two related systems\u2014the U.S.\nin anatomy, terminal part of the land vertebrate leg. The term is also applied to any invertebrate appendage used either for locomotion or attachment, e.g., the legs of insects and crustacea, and the single locomotive appendage of the clam. Among land vertebrates, the foot includes the area from the ankle through the toes. In some animals, including humans, the weight is supported on the entire surface of the foot. Such animals are known as plantigrade. 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Five metatarsal bones form the ball of the foot. There are 14 phalanges in the toes (two in the great toe and three in each of the others). The foot bones form two perpendicular arches that normally meet the ground only at the heel and ball of the foot (see flat footflat foot,\ncondition of the human foot in which the entire sole rests on the ground when the person is standing. When the foot muscles are weakened or the ligaments are strained and stretched, the arch lowers, so that instead of the natural curved contour, there is flattening of\n..... Click the link for more information. ); these arches are found only in humans. The use of the stride, a form of walking in which one leg falls behind the vertical axis of the backbone, is also a singular aspect of the human foot. The stride is thought to be an evolutionary advance from running, and is related to the unique structure of the human foot.\nThe lowest part of an object, such as the end of a rafter where it meets the top plate.\nthe peripheral segment of the lower extremity; the organ that supports the body while standing and moving. The conventional boundary that separates the foot from the crus passes through the apex of the malleoli.\nThe foot has plantar and dorsal surfaces. It consists of 26 bones that make up the three parts of the foot\u2014the tarsus, metatarsus, and toes. The tarsus is formed by the following spongy bones: the ankle bone, heel bone, navicular bone, cuboid bone, and three cuneiform bones. The ankle and crus bones form the ankle joint, and in the front of the foot the ankle and heel bones join the navicular and cuboid bones to form a composite joint. The five metatarsals articulate with the tarsals in Lisfranc\u2019s joint. The tarsals are connected by heads to the main phalanges of the toes. Each toe has three phalanges, with the exception of the big toe, which has two.\nAll the bones of the foot are joined together by strong ligaments, forming longitudinal and transverse fornices that function as springs. The muscles of the crus and the dorsal and plantar surfaces of the foot participate in strengthening the foot and moving the toes. The movements of the entire foot, which take place chiefly in the ankle and intermetatarsal joints, are effected by the muscles of the crus. These movements include bending, unbending, adduction, abduction, and rotation. The bones of the foot are firmly secured, and their movements, with the exception of phalangeal movement, are minimal. The movements of the foot assure its elasticity if the foot must undergo arthrodesis.\nThe foot is supplied with blood by branches of the anterior and posterior tibial arteries, and it is innervated by tibial and fibular nerves.\nThe most common deformities of the foot are flatfoot, angulation of the first digit, and clubfoot. Among the diseases that affect the foot are paronychia developing from an ingrown toenail, bursitis, and fungous diseases of the skin of the foot. Injuries to the foot include bruises, sprains, fractures, and ligamentary ruptures.\n(1) In versification, a recurring combination in a line of a metrically strong stress, or ictus, and a metrically weak stress. The foot is the unit of measure in lines with meter, or a regular alternation of strong and weak stresses. This alternation is the basis of metric (quantitative) and syllabotonic versification, which use the concept of the foot.\nIn metric versification, the feet in a line are generally equal in length but may vary in the number of syllables they contain. Thus, the foot in the hexameter may have the form\u2014UU or\u2014\u2014. In contrast, in syllabotonic versification the feet have the same number of syllables but may vary in terms of the number and placement of stresses: an iambic foot may have the form U\u00da, \u00da\u00da, or UU. Thus, the concept of the foot differs in metric and syllabotonic versification.\n(2) In music, a specialized concept (the musical foot) characterizing the structure of musical motifs and their position relative to the strong beat of a measure. Musical feet were typical of medieval modes, the rhythmic figures of mensural music, and the rhythmic patterns of the system of musical bars. 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        "raw_content": "U.S./Georgia House & Senate seats are up for grabs.\nCommissioners, sheriffs, district attorneys, etc. will be elected.\nSome important amendments are on the ballot such as a resolution that could allow the state to control our public schools, the Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children Fund and the Judicial Qualifications Commission among others.\nThere is a special election section that addresses City of Atlanta Transportation-Special Purpose Local Option Sales and Use Tax Referendum and a MARTA Sales and Use Tax Referendum.\nYou should be exercising your right to vote in every election.\nI can only speak on issues that are happening in Atlanta because I have spent most time in particular communities as far as living & organizing are concerned. But there is a particular amendment on the ballot that all Georgia voters must pay close attention to that involves Governor Nathan Deal\u2019s Opportunity School District proposal. Take a look at the wording in this particular document, \u201c\u2026rescue children languishing in them.\u201d Take it as you may, but notice these schools that are \u201celigible for Opportunity School District\u201d (OSD) as of May 3, 2016.\nI believe that all of this ties into displacement, another way to make it impossible for our kids to stay within their communities just to go to school. Another way for our children to learn to depend on outside sources to survive, teaching them how to flee from home because there is so much wrong in it. Today our kids\u2019 education is all tied up in this as a result of the continuing cycle that passes displacement & disparity from generation to generation.\nI have been trying to get some organizations to speak to me about their opinions on gentrification and race in the city of Atlanta, but of course they do not want to go on the record about it. I have organized with those that know & recognize the detriments of its effects. I have realized more how important race, poverty, & education are to some of our policymakers.\nOSDs are not necessarily good for schools in our existing communities because they are at risk of being closed. Take a look at that list of schools from above again. The argument is that we have too many schools, but then look at where a lot of schools have been closed.\nThis proposal to \u2018better schools\u2019 is just another expression & assertion of the people who know that this will do everything except benefit the students who are displaced. All of that is intertwined in the language you see used on your ballot. School closings aren\u2019t good in this case because more than likely those students who are forced to change schools will likely go to a school that performs on the same level as the \u2018failing school\u2019 that had to be shut down. How is this helping them?\nWhere do you think these failing schools are? They likely aren\u2019t in the affluent neighborhoods where the police are sure to patrol.\nIt sounds good to fix something that is failing. That\u2019s why these words are used on the ballot.\nVote NO for Amendment 1.\nI have to keep on reminding people of what we experience as a people & how none of this is by coincidence. Understand that this is a part of the intertwined nature of oppression. Atlanta is seen as a beacon with Black leaders & movers & shakers, but when will there be accountability held for a city that is crumbling right before everyone\u2019s eyes while stadiums are being built & management of street cars don\u2019t matter even though it costs taxpayers money.\nThere is no simple fix to any of this, but engage now to learn more to prepare for later so that you can be better equipped to affect change.\nTake a look at home now, whenever I go back & see there are more abandoned homes, less life but still some hope somehow.\nPrevious Post Previous post: it costs to breathe when you\u2019re Black in America\nNext Post Next post: why I will always love the Obamas",
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        "raw_content": "madoka konishi\ngrowing renewable energy\nJapan's CO2 emissions drop 3 per cent to a 5-year low in financial year 2015\nThe world's fifth-biggest carbon emitter, Japan, has set a goal to cut its emissions by 26 percent from 2013 levels by 2030, and last month ratified the 2015 Paris Climate Change Agreement to prevent climate change. Japan's greenhouse gas emissions fell 3 percent to a five-year low in the financial year through March owing to lower power demand, growing renewable energy and the restart of nuclear power plants, government figures showed on Tuesday.Reuters | December 06, 2016, 17:34 IST\nTOKYO: Japan's greenhouse gas emissions fell 3 percent to a five-year low in the financial year through March owing to lower power demand, growing renewable energy and the restart of nuclear power plants, government figures showed on Tuesday.\nEmissions fell for a second straight year to 1.321 billion metric tonnes of CO2 equivalent, hitting the lowest since fiscal 2010, according to the Ministry of Environment preliminary data.\nJapan's emissions rose after the March 2011 Fukushima disaster which led to the closure of nuclear power plants and an increased reliance on coal.\nThe world's fifth-biggest carbon emitter, Japan, has set a goal to cut its emissions by 26 percent from 2013 levels by 2030, and last month ratified the 2015 Paris Climate Change Agreement to prevent climate change.\nThe 2015 figure was down 6.0 percent from 2013, due to power saving and a cooler summer and warmer 2015/2016 winter.\nWider use of renewable energy in the wake of Fukushima and the restart of Kyushu Electric Power's two reactors at Sendai nuclear power station also lent support, said Madoka Konishi, chief official at the ministry's low carbon society promotion office.\nTwo of Japan's 43 reactors were restarted during the year through March 2016, marking the nation's first nuclear power generation since September 2013.\nCurrently, only two reactors are generating power .The pace of restarts has been slower than many expected as all the units need to be relicensed after being idled in the wake of the meltdown at Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in March 2011.\nTags : Renewable, Tokyo, CO2 emissions, madoka konishi, Japan, lower power demand, growing renewable energy, Fukushima",
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        "raw_content": "An Apology For Anglicanism\nPosted on January 7, 2012 by Eric Kouns\nOh, wait. Don\u2019t tell me. You were expecting me to apologize for something I am embarrassed about as an Anglican? Something I need to make an excuse for? Oh no. No, no, no, no, no. This is not that kind of apology.\nI\u2019m using the term in its technical sense, the way a philosopher or theologian would use it. Think of it as more of a defense than an act of contrition. More of an argument in favor of something than a confession or request for forgiveness.\nNot that Anglicanism, like organized Christianity in general, doesn\u2019t have some things to apologize for. There are certainly some aspects of our beginnings as a formal church entity that are a bit unsavory, if not downright sordid. But that\u2019s not what this post is about.\nAs I\u2019ve noted many times, I am not a \u201ccradle Anglican.\u201d In fact, I was born into a Christian tradition (Fundamentalism) that is about as far removed from Anglicanism as you can get and still stay under the \u201cChristian\u201d tent. I came to the Anglican tradition gradually, without realizing I was heading in this direction until I was almost there. But now that I am here, I want to encourage as many people as possible to join me.\nHear me out. This is not the giddy enthusiasm of an inexperienced adolescent. I\u2019ve \u201cbeen there, done that\u201d before, and I have the embarrassing recollections to prove it. This is the earnest entreaty of a seasoned (read \u201cold\u201d) veteran of four decades of vocational Christian ministry. I\u2019ve seen it all\u2026 every type of scandal, conflict, failure, personal affront, and schism you can imagine. I\u2019ve seen the \u201cinner workings\u201d of several denominations, institutions, and agencies. I know how the sausage is made. I \u201cknow where the bodies are buried.\u201d\nAnd yet I am still here. I have not surrendered to disillusionment. I have not given up on the church (despite some very public threats to do just that). That\u2019s why I think my apology for Anglicanism is valid. I\u2019ve been banged around a bit, but by God\u2019s grace, so far I\u2019ve managed to get back up every time I\u2019ve been knocked down. Ask me for corroborating evidence, I\u2019ll show you my scars. Ask me for proof of credibility, I\u2019ll point you to those who can verify my claims from their own observation.\nIt took me almost sixty years, but I\u2019m finally home. Or as near to home as I am likely to be this side of heaven. I was born into Fundamentalism, moved to more mainstream Evangelicalism, spent a quarter-century among Anabaptists (Mennonites) before I arrived at Canterbury. But please understand, my pilgrimage has been a cumulative experience, not sequential. That is, I retain some, even many, of the strengths and benefits which influenced and shaped me as a Christian during my years in each of these traditions. I did not come to Anglicanism as a blank slate. Rather, I came as the product of a wide-ranging journey during which I have been exposed to some of the best (as well as some of the not-so-good) that Christianity has to offer.\nStill, I am now an Anglican. I am here because of what this tradition represents. I am here because of what I have discovered here. I am here because I was drawn here by the tradition. I did not come here to try to change things that are essential to the character of historical Anglicanism.\nI love the liturgy. Where some of my evangelical friends see a stiff and stodgy formality, I see order and beauty which reflect the heart of Christian worship extending back to the early centuries of the church. Where some dismiss the structure of Anglican worship as simply \u201csmells and bells,\u201d I marvel at the careful, thoughtful ways the elements of the service blend together and touch all the senses.\nI love the \u201cbig tent\u201d which is Anglican theology. While Anglicanism is creedal at its heart (that is, it affirms the foundational assertions of the Apostles and Nicene Creeds) it is not narrow-minded or legalistic. At its best, Anglicanism embodies the heart of the maxim: \u201cIn essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity (love).\u201d\nOne of the things I am most looking forward to as we anticipate the development of St. Patrick\u2019s Anglican Church is the opportunity to introduce seekers, new believers, and those from other traditions to the beauty and balance, the blend of tradition and cultural sensitivity, which is Anglicanism at its best.\nI came to Anglicanism with a high regard for scripture (from Fundamentalism), an appreciation for the gospel of the Kingdom (from Evangelicalism), and a commitment to radical discipleship (from Anabaptism). I found, in Anglicanism, a place for all those elements along with the beauty and mystery of worship in the liturgical tradition. 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        "raw_content": "Time and Tide: The Importance of a Wristwatch\nMy father always told me that men shouldn\u2019t wear jewelry. I can say for a fact that he abides by this rule. He doesn\u2019t even wear his wedding ring, as he can\u2019t stand the feeling of having something on his finger. The only thing that he has in his closet that resembles anything in the realm of jewelry are his cufflinks. That, only because he has french cuff shirts.\nMy father has always put function and comfort above everything else when it comes to his style. He is a minimalist. If you met him on the street when he wasn\u2019t going to work, he would be dressed in the standard suburban dad gear that you\u2019d think of. However, most days, and I remember my dad heading off to work in the morning, he\u2019d be dressed in a suit. The suit, the tie, the overcoat would always change, but one thing would be constant. He always wore a watch.\nLike most boys, you take a lot of your cues from your father. I remember, I received my first watch the summer before 8th grade. It was a blue faced Fossil with a steel link band. I wore it everywhere, I even tried to wear it to bed until my mom told me to stop being an idiot. It took me a long time to get used to the heft, the steady weight of a watch on my left wrist (my dad taught me early on: right-handed, watch on the left wrist, always keep it out of the way, ever the functionalist). At the age, wearing a watch made me feel like a grown up, and back then, before cell phones were ubiquitous, I spent a lot of time looking at my wrist to see when class was going to be over. I also learned to be more subtle when looking at the time, mostly due to the fact that I would be yelled at by my teachers. It\u2019s not my fault that you can\u2019t make 8th grade social studies interesting.\nAs I grew up, a watch never left my wrist. Now, I feel naked without it, my wrist feels too light without it\u2019s familiar weight on it. You can argue that I don\u2019t need to wear a watch anymore because people always have their phone on them, but I argue that a watch is more than functional, it also serves another purpose: To remind us of the enduring nature of time.\nI know that one day I will inherit my father\u2019s watches, and a long time after, my son will inherit mine and my father\u2019s. Your watch is a piece of you, a piece of you that you pass on. I think that\u2019s why people spend so much money on watches, especially in decades past. It wasn\u2019t a status symbol, it was a piece of jewelry to show off how wealthy you were, but it was something to pass down, an investment, but something you could use every day. There is something inherently masculine about a watch, and in many ways it is the last real piece of mechanical engineering that we use in our daily lives. Watchmakers spend a lifetime perfecting their craft, and I truly believe that at the highest levels, it is a work of art.\nOn a more personal note, I have a particular quirk when it comes to my watches. Whenever I fly to a new timezone, I never change the time on my watch. The math is always easy enough in my head, and if I really need it, I can just check my phone. In my mind, my watch is always set to what time it is at home, because that\u2019s what matters to me. It just recently occurred to me though, that one day, home might not be a place, but a person, because home is where the heart is.\nThat, would be kinda neat.\nCategories Life, Style, ThoughtsTags Life, Style, Watches2 Comments\n2 thoughts on \u201cTime and Tide: The Importance of a Wristwatch\u201d\nhowtobeswell says:\nThis was a great post, boiling it down to the most simple and honest reason to wear a watch. I really liked it.\nReblogged this on How to be Swell and commented:\nI came across this swell post today, The best and most concise reason to explain why all of us watch lovers wear our watches, I hope you enjoy.\nPrevious Previous post: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas\nNext Next post: The Lost Intimacy of the Slow Dance",
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        "raw_content": "Clint Eastwood\u2019s Invictus sounds like a drama of paint-by-numbers nobility, the kind that can make you dread awards season. It stars Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela \u2014 that\u2019s like a monument playing a monument \u2014 and though the film is set during the stormy period just after Mandela was elected South Africa\u2019s president in 1994 (he was 75), it\u2019s not a complex portrait of a society in transition. It\u2019s a sports drama that hinges on Mandela\u2019s attempt to rouse and unify the nation by turning its nearly all-white rugby team \u2014 the Springboks \u2014 into the 1995 World Cup champions. Since that strategy centered on Mandela\u2019s alliance with the team\u2019s captain, Francois Pienaar, Invictus is yet another movie that refracts black struggle through the eyes of a white hero \u2014 in this case, Matt Damon looking so blond that he\u2019s practically Aryan. Ladies and gentlemen, line up those Oscars!\nBut before we overdose on cynicism, let me say that Invictus, while it does have moments of stodgy uplift, is more fascinating \u2014 and intelligent, and moving \u2014 than it sounds. It\u2019s really about the inner workings of politics, and about how Mandela made a hugely counterintuitive decision: to embrace the Springboks even though they were despised by the nation\u2019s black majority. He knew that supporting the \u201denemy\u201d would ? symbolize a laying down of old hatreds, thus paving the way for a new nation.\nIt\u2019s thrilling to watch Freeman do his perfect imitation of Mandela\u2019s lordly, formal cadences. That\u2019s because Freeman captures the mind behind the manners: Mandela the crafty persuader who orchestrated his fan worship of the Springboks as an act of high-wire rebellion. Invictus often suggests a spiritual link between Mandela\u2019s cunning and the strategies of Barack Obama, with a rough parallel between the film\u2019s righteously angry black South Africans and the progressives whom Obama won\u2019t appease. The film\u2019s speechifying is at times overexplicit, yet Freeman lets the words breathe, and Damon, as the cautious Afrikaner brought to a higher place by Mandela\u2019s authority, acts with a ? coolly impassive fervor. And how is Invictus as a sports movie? Let\u2019s just say that its lump-in-the-throat climax is predictable, but that doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s less than earned. B+",
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An evaluation of usage-based approaches to the modelling of sociophonetic variability. Lingua, 142, 42\u201356.\nShaw, J. A., Best, C. T., Mulak, K. E., Docherty, G., Evans, B. G., Foulkes, P., \u2026 Wood, S. (2014). Effects of short-term exposure to unfamiliar regional accents: Australians categorization of London and Yorkshire English consonants. Presented at the SST2014, Christchurch, New Zealand (2014).\nWatt, D., Llamas, C., Docherty, G., Hall, D., & Nycz, J. (2014). Language and Identity on the Scottish/English Border. In W., D. & Llamas, C. (Ed.), Language, Borders and Identity (pp. 8\u201326). United Kingdom: Edinburgh University Press.\nWright, S. M., Shaw, J. A., Best, C. T., Docherty, G., Evans, B. G., Foulkes, P., \u2026 Mulak, K. E. (2014). Improvements to vowel categorization in non-native regional accents resulting from multiple- versus single-talker training: A computational approach. 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Sound judgements: perception of indexical features in children\u2019s speech. In D. R. P. and N. Niedzielski (Ed.), A Reader in Sociophonetics (pp. 327\u2013356). United States: De Gruyter Mouton.\nDocherty, G., & Khattab, G. (2008). Sociophonetics and Clinical Linguistics. In B., M., Perkins, M., M\u00fcller, N., Howard, S (Ed.), The Handbook of Clinical Linguistics (pp. 603\u2013625). United Kingdom: Blackwell Publishing.\nDocherty, G. (2007). Speech in its natural habitat: accounting for social factors in phonetic variability. In B. D (Ed.), Laboratory Phonology (9th ed., pp. 1\u201335). Germany: Mouton de Gruyter.\nDocherty, G., & Foulkes, P. (2007). Phonological variation in the English of England. In B. D (Ed.), Language in the British Isles (pp. 52\u201374). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.\nFoulkes, P., & Docherty, G. (2006). The social life of phonetics and phonology. Journal of Phonetics, 34(4), 409\u2013438.\n(2016). Analysis tools for large speech corpora\n(2016). 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        "raw_content": "Kate Brown and Knute Buehler: We compare their tax returns\nBy Hillary Borrud | The Oregonian/OregonLive | Posted July 01, 2018 at 07:00 AM | Updated July 06, 2018 at 09:34 AM\nRepublican gubernatorial candidate Knute Buehler and Democrat Kate Brown have both released all or part of their tax returns from 2015 through 2017.\nHillary Borrud | The Oregonian/OregonLive\nAs Democrat Kate Brown and Republican Knute Buehler face off in the governor\u2019s race, The Oregonian/OregonLive decided to take measure of their finances in a side-by-side comparison of their tax returns.\nBrown and her husband, Dan Little, released their full federal tax filings from 2015 through 2017. Buehler and his wife, Patty, released the first several pages of their returns during that period.\nThe candidates\u2019 finances reflect what each has at stake during ongoing discussions of Oregon\u2019s tax policy, not to mention how their experiences earning a living might shape their approach to governing the state.\nBoth families are doing well financially compared with the rest of Oregon, although the Buehlers are in a different echelon from Brown and Little. The first couple reported adjusted gross income of more than $193,000 in 2016, putting them in the top 5 percent of Oregon households based on data from the state Department of Revenue. In the other two years, their household income put them somewhere in the top 20 percent of Oregon income earners.\nIn contrast, the Buehlers\u2019 reported income put them in the top 1 percent of Oregon earners in 2015, 2016 and, likely, 2017. They had adjusted gross income of just over $1 million in 2016. The state\u2019s personal income statistics are only available through 2016.\nBuehler listens during a legislative committee hearing at the state Capitol.\nIn addition to representing Bend in Oregon House, Knute Buehler is an orthopedic surgeon. His wife is an ophthalmic surgeon.\nWages represented the second-largest category of income for the Buehlers in 2017, after the $415,532 in earnings listed under the broad category of \u201crental real estate, royalties, partnerships, S corporations, trusts, etc.\u201d\nThis could include income from the couple\u2019s medical practices and associated companies, but it\u2019s impossible to know because the Buehlers did not release the portion of their tax return that contains those details. That means it\u2019s also unclear how Buehler\u2019s positions on state tax policy might impact the couple\u2019s finances; though the names of the businesses they\u2019re involved with are publicly available, the corporate structures of those entities are not.\nBuehler speaks on the House floor at the Oregon Capitol.\nBuehler\u2019s campaign manager, Rebecca Tweed, said the couple has voluntarily disclosed details of financial investments in the state filings but would not release the portion of their tax returns requested by The Oregonian/OregonLive because that would reveal their business partners\u2019 finances as well.\n\u201cThe Buehlers have gone beyond what is required by law to be transparent about their personal finances,\u201d Tweed wrote in an email Friday. \u201cReleasing additional financial details of their businesses (Schedule E) is an unreasonable expectation that invades the privacy of citizens, who are business partners of the Buehlers, and have no role in public life.\u201d\nKnute and Patty Buehler have some role in 14 businesses, including a Eugene bank where she is a director and an early-stage venture capital fund of which the GOP candidate is a member, according to a disclosure that all public officials must file with the state. However, the couple is only receiving income this year from 10 of those businesses, including medical practices and real estate companies.\nCapital gains was another big category of income for the Buehlers, with $250,953 in 2017 and a similar amount in 2016.\nGov. Kate Brown takes questions from reporters following the 2018 special session.\nIn contrast, the governor and her husband\u2019s tax returns show nearly all of their income is from her salary and his pension. Little was in his mid-50s when he retired from a job as a data expert for the U.S. Forest Service in 2015, months after Brown became governor. The couple reported roughly $41,000 to $81,000 annually in pension income on their last two returns.\nThe pay for Oregon\u2019s governor -- $98,600 in 2017, plus a $1,000-a-month expense stipend -- is relatively low compared with the six-figure salaries of many state agency directors and even some local government leaders. 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Of course, this episode might be something she made up.\nToday I\u2019ve been sitting in the sunlight reading for what I think is the third time this delightful and, at times, remarkably moving book. It makes me happy. Because of it (I shouldn\u2019t admit this, but I don\u2019t know why not) I have even written one or two prose pieces myself of late. They aren\u2019t very good. But \u201cIn Ordinary Time\u201d is brilliant. It's divided into two sections, the second of which is either autobiographical or fictionalised autobiography, or a mixture of the two, or neither. (The \u201cI\u201d is called Sharon, a poet who lives in New York, so there may be a clue in that\u2026 ) But whichever, it\u2019s beautifully and subtly linked to the world of the first section. This first bit is peopled by the spirit of St. Brave and the likes of Blessed Eucharis of the Butte along with, among others, \u201cmisshapen aristocrats, ballooning enthusiasts, veuves de joie, wastrels, guignols, sentimental equestrians, young comers from the suburbs, humble bonnes, blowsy fisherwomen in tight-fitting chemises cadging drinks from bishops dispensing blessings with beneficent expressions, and sturdy midinettes, grisettes, and laundresses snacking openly on malodorous cheeses.\u201d The world of the second half of the book is Chicago (where Mesmer is from originally; now she lives in Brooklyn, NY), and comparisons are there to be made if you want to make them.\nBy any standards, this is lovely writing \u2013 here, the \u201cI\u201d of the story is on a visit from New York to see her mother, and they are at the bank so Ma can get some money out:\n\u201cI ain\u2019t got nothin\u2019 left of my money,\u201d she chuckles. \u201cYou kids cleaned me out! But,\u201d she shrugs, \u201cif I don\u2019t get money, we don\u2019t eat.\u201d She hands the teller her bankbook and he looks back and forth from her to me. I\u2019m so angry at her for saying that I feel like leaving town with whatever\u2019s on my person, taking the bus straight to the next plane out of Midway no matter what it costs.\nOnce we\u2019re out the door I say, \u201cWhy\u2019d you have to say that to him? What was the purpose of that comment?\u201d\n\u201cWhat comment?\u201d\n\u201cThat \u2018we kids\u2019 cleaned you out of your money. I never ask you for money!\u201d\n\u201cHo! What about when you were livin\u2019 with what\u2019s-his-name, over in that shitty whatsit \u2013 Uptown, or whatever you wanna call it. And he went to New York and you didn\u2019t have any groceries in the house and your father and I had to go out and buy you groceries and lug \u2019em up three flights of stairs \u2019cause you were sick?\u201d\n\u201cMa, that was 1987. But that\u2019s not the point. Why even bother saying anything? It makes it seem like I\u2019m not working and you\u2019re supporting me.\u201d\n\u201cWell, you ain\u2019t workin\u2019!\u201d\n\u201cYeah, but you\u2019re not supporting me. I don\u2019t even live here! And I don\u2019t want your money! Why even mention anything to him?\u201d\n\u201cOh, who cares. It breaks up the day a little for him.\u201d\nTo your mum you\u2019re always the little kid. Your mother is that exasperating person who drives you mad, and you love her to bits. And there\u2019s this mother in a scruffy run-down home in Chicago with scatterings of family somewhere around town but they're only paying attention to her when they can steal something you have. And there's a daughter, a poet far away in New York who travels the globe reading poems. I\u2019m not even going to start in on this. 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        "raw_content": "Dennis Publishing: Classic & Performance Car\nAccelerating towards your business objectives\nOctane is the leading quality monthly magazine that focuses on the world's greatest classic and performance cars. Octane Media\u2019s experienced editorial team create a wealth of content which collectively has been described as 'the best classic car magazine in the world'. However, back in 2014, the digital proposition needed renovating.\nDennis Publishing, owner of the Octane brand, was looking to rebuild the existing site to become mobile-responsive and to offer an optimum user experience to search classic cars. Working with us, a company with a strong reputation in building classified websites, the team at Octane were able to combine their motoring and editorial skills with our platform and development expertise to create a powerful proposition.\nClassic and Performance Car offers a useful platform for buying and selling high-performance and classic cars. Whether you\u2019re looking for your first classic or trying to sell your pride and joy, this site has been designed to make the process as simple and effective as possible.\n\"Working with Fiare, a company with a strong reputation in building classified websites, we were able to combine our motoring and editorial skills with their platform and development expertise to create a really powerful proposition.\"\nGeoff Love - Publishing Director, Dennis Motoring\nIntegration of a marketplace with editorial from Octane and Evo magazines provides users with a comprehensive overview of the classic and performance car market\nA multi-billion-pound global industry: in the highest-quality end of the market, which Octane serves, individual cars can sell for over \u00a32 million apiece\nNew dealers: the number of for-sale ads has doubled in comparison with the old website\nTraffic has increased considerably, with page visits and dwell time much-improved\nAbout Dennis Publishing\nDennis Publishing is one of the leading independently owned media companies in the UK. As the 6th largest consumer magazine publisher, Dennis has transformed its business from its traditional print publishing roots to a true multi-platform, award-winning media company, with a group turnover of over \u00a3100m. Founded in 1974, the group consists of a number of operating companies in the UK and USA.\nAbout Octane Magazine\nOctane is a unique magazine that captures the exclusivity and excitement of the classic car world. Every issue features the car, the people, the action and excitement of the last 100 years of automotive history. Drives of the most revered classics accompany stunning photography, along with news and event coverage from around the globe.",
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        "raw_content": "Dr. Margaret Matheson (Sigourney Weaver) and Tom Buckley (Cillian Murphy) visit a family that believes their new home is haunted. Seconds after Margaret and Tom step inside, loud banging can be heard from upstairs. The father insists that the noise has been so relentless, his family is unable to get a proper night\u2019s sleep. Once everyone is acquainted, a seance is performed by a medium. The table shakes more violently as the medium\u2019s connection to the spirits intensifies. Meanwhile, as a renowned psychologist and physicist, respectively, Dr. Matheson and Tom know that the seance is a complete sham. They make a living debunking so-called paranormal phenomena and this particular \u201chaunted\u201d house proves to be an easy case.\nWritten and directed by Rodrigo Cort\u00e9s, \u201cRed Lights\u201d is unwaveringly confident as it moves from the idea that logic offers the best solution for mystifying problems to opening up the possibility that perhaps science, despite being a singularly powerful tool, does not have all the answers.\nThe interplay between Dr. Matheson and Tom is interesting in that although they believe in science, we are given a chance to understand the subtle differences of their beliefs as well as their approaches to solving problems. Although one\u2019s status and level of experience is higher than the other, observing them interact feels fresh because the relationship feels mutualistic. There is a reason for us to keep watching because the surprises do not depend on scenes where they reveal channelers, healers, and the like as charlatans.\nA darker turn is taken, however, when Simon Silver (Robert De Niro), one of the world\u2019s most popular psychic who happens to be blind, suddenly comes out of retirement. Tom becomes desperate to prove to the world that Silver is simply a very talented performer. He does not understand why his mentor is reluctant to go after Silver given that if they are successful, not only will their department get more funding, their lives\u2019 work will be recognized universally.\nThe screenplay has a few surprises. Instead of a typical showdown of mind games between Dr. Matheson and Silver, it is fascinating how neither share one scene together. Instead, through Dr. Matheson\u2019s recollection, we are given background information about their history in the 70s which eventually explains why she does not want anything to do with the man. The second half is more deeply-footed in its ominous atmosphere, the use of music more sparing, and the images more bizarre. Its pacing, too, becomes more unpredictable. Quick in some, slow in others, and completely stagnant in what can potentially be Tom\u2019s salvation, specifically his relationship with Sally (Elizabeth Olsen), a pupil of Dr. Matheson.\nCoincidences pile up like dead autumn leaves as Tom, the lost sheep, obsessively sorts through them with hopes of finding a golden answer. Which \u201ccoincidences\u201d does Silver induce and which ones do Tom creates for himself? Sometimes it is challenging to discern and, arguably, it may not even matter\u2013at least for Tom. Do logical answers matter much to irrational minds?\nSharply photographed, smartly written, and well-directed, \u201cRed Lights\u201d brings to mind the beautiful contradictions in Chris Carter\u2019s \u201cThe X-Files\u201d and the paranoia of Adrian Lyne\u2019s \u201cJacob\u2019s Ladder.\u201d It may not be as accessible as either but it certainly is as mesmerizing.\ncillian murphy, elizabeth olsen, movies, red lights, review, robert de niro, rodrigo cortes, sigourney weaver, the x-files, thriller\n\u2190 Munger Road\nS\u00e5nger fr\u00e5n andra v\u00e5ningen \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Business & careers \u00bb When were cell phones first marketed to the public?\n\u00ab \u00ab What is the difference between 3G and 4G? | What are the world\u2019s biggest & fastest roller coasters? \u00bb \u00bb\nWhen were cell phones first marketed to the public?\nPosted on Dec 14, 2011 in Business & careers, Tech & internet\ncell phone history technology telephone wireless\nIt seems like they\u2019ve been around forever, but when did cell phones first start going on sale?\nWhen considering the history of mobile phones, one has to keep in mind that at its heart, a cell phone is nothing more than a fancy radio. It transmits a signal to the cell tower and receives signals from the cell tower. All these fancy things your iPhone/Android/Blackberry\u2026 Windows Mobile\u2026\nWell, anyway, all these fancy things your cell phone can do are nothing more than radio signals being passed back and forth. On that note, let\u2019s look back a bit to get to our answer \u2014 which might not be as clear cut as you\u2019d expect.\nAs early as 1930, it was possible to make a call from a telephone on land to a passenger on an ocean liner in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean using a radio link and a human operator \u2014 this was, as you\u2019d expect, not inexpensive. These shore-to-ship calls ran about $7 per minute \u2014 in 1930 dollars. For those of you keeping track at home, that\u2019s roughly $92.50 per minute in 2011 dollars.\nIn 1946, the Mobile Telephone Service was introduced in St. Louis. Only three radio channels were allocated for the service, and calls had to be set up manually by an operator. Additionally, early MTS systems were half duplex, meaning only one party could talk at a time while the other listened \u2014 they used a Push To Talk (PTT) button, just like a radio. By the 1960s, the Improved Mobile Telephone Service allowed full duplex calls, just like a landline phone and by and large the need for an operator was eliminated.\nUnfortunately, there were still drawbacks. Customers who wanted to receive calls were quite limited in the area they were able to do so as there was no way to track customers (and their devices) as they moved from one area to another. The devices required were also less than user friendly and accessible \u2014 the only practical portable power source was a car battery, thus most of these early mobile telephones were vehicle mounted. They also required a fair amount of technical knowledge to operate correctly.\nOf course, all of these systems to date involved big, heavy car mounted phones \u2014 the likes of which some of us can still remember from the 1980s. However, this all changed on April 3, 1973 when a Motorola researcher by the name of Martin Cooper made the first analog mobile phone call from a prototype handheld phone. This crude ancestor of today\u2019s cell phone was handheld in the strictest sense of the word \u2014 it weighed in at over two pounds.\nIn 1979, the first \u201cmodern\u201d cellular network was launched in Japan by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT). Originally covering the Tokyo metropolitan area with a network of base stations, by 1984 the network covered the entire country, becoming the first nationwide cellular phone service.\nSo in this sense, 1979 would be the time when the first devices we could begint to consider \u201cmodern\u201d cell phones were first marketed and sold to the public \u2014 the call procedure was as simple as picking up and dialing a number, and receiving a call worked just as simply. However, the vast majority of the phones used on the early NTT network were car phones \u2014 like the clunky MTS and IMTS units of the 1960s \u2014 or contained in briefcases.\nThe gamechanger, and the great-grandfather of your modern smartphone was the Motorola DynaTAC 8000x. First released in 1983 as the first modern cellular networks began popping up in the US, the DynaTAC was the evolution of Martin Cooper\u2019s 1973 prototype. (Marty Cooper is shown above.)\nGiving you a whopping 30 minutes of talk time and eight hours of standby, the phone weighed about one pound \u2014 and cost $3,995 in 1983 dollars. Despite the limitations \u2014 and the hefty price tag \u2014 the DynaTAC had a waiting list thousands of names long when first introduced, making it the iPhone of its day \u2014 and the first modern handheld cell phone marketed to the general public in mass numbers.",
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        "raw_content": "The 1800\u2019s Kitchen of Elizabeth Latimer\nThis is a well equipped kitchen from the early 1800\u2019s complete with a bit of indoor plumbing. It is modern if you consider what a few miles west would get you. The West was still clearing land and the folks were living in sod houses in some prarie locations. This is the kitchen of Mrs Latimer whose husband was a merchant. Mr Latimer represented the companies who shipped goods in and out of the port at Wilmington, NC. Mrs. Latimer\u2019s kitchen was one of the first with an indoor well. The kitchen help did not have to go outside and tote the water from the well. They could go just beyond this room and a well was located within another area of the kitchen.\nThe kitchen and dining room were in the basement of the house so it would stay as cool as possible. The summer is quite hot and muggy. Mrs Elizabeth Latimer did own slaves but she was a kind good hearted woman. She purchased an entire family of slaves after seeing them going up for auction. She was walking down by the port one day as a slave auction was being held. She knew that a family was about to be separated and sold to different owners. I believe it was a family of five. She ran home to tell her husband.\nAt the time, they were building the home featured in this post. It was to be her dream home and had so many fine details. Her husband said she could purchase the family if she gave up something being added to the house. She gave up crown molding which was a status symbol at the time. To this day, it is the only mansion in the area with no crown molding. Her slave family stayed with her and cried when she passed away. I love Mrs Latimer for her unselfish act of kindness and consider her a hero.\nJust beyond the kitchen is the dining room. 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It is interesting to me how people tried to fight back within the system to do the right thing.\nThere is probably more to this story and how the families went on to be successful. The information in this story is what the tour guide told me about Mrs Latimer. I was enjoying every minute of being there and hearing it. I think Mrs Latimer had a strong backbone.\nWhat a great post. I love the old kitchen. Wouldn\u2019t it be great to cook just one meal there to see what it was like?\nI had always heard it was strictly against the law for slaves to learn to read. I wonder.\nWilmington was the main port for the transportation of goods and people to areas spread out as far as you could haul them. The interior areas had limited accessibility. Wilmington funneled activity through its ports. I can just imagine it was not nice to be down on the port exposed to the bad or worse. I\u2019m sure Elizabeth Latimer saw much that made her nauseous. 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        "raw_content": "Author Topic: Winter Olympics 2018 Pyeongchang (Read 726 times)\nThe 2018 Winter Olympics is an event hosted by Pyeongchang, South Korea. It takes place between the 9th and 25th of February. The Olympic games feature the following sports:\nRussia doesn't participate as a country as a punishment for their doping program during the Olympics in Sochi. Some Russian athletes were allowed to compete under the neutral flag.\nRe: Winter Olympics 2018 Pyeongchang\nThe United States best sports during the previous Olympics were free style skiing and snowboarding.\nIn a preview by Dutch television it was said that Americans and Canadians are so good at snowboarding, because it's the main way of transportation during the winter since most villages can't be reached by main roads due to ice and heavy snow.\nThey claimed that in the winter months about half of America is dependent on snowcouriers who bring goods like food and medicines from the big cities to the smaller villages who have no airfields. Sometimes they have to go through the wilderness (even at night) and get in such precarious circumstances that they develop extremely deft skills. So the conclusion was that it's fairly logical that America and Canada dominate these sports.\nI'm a critical viewer and I'm not sure if their report was trustworthy. It seems a little strange that such a rich country is unable to provide better infrastructure for its citizens. I really would like to know if all this is true.\nCouples ice dancing may be the most entertaining activity of all time.\n\u00ab Last Edit: February 11, 2018, 10:33:46 AM by tarheelsxxiii \u00bb\nAnybody else watching the half-pipe skiing event? While it's great to see the United States doing very well (Wise and Ferreira just finished 1st and 2nd), there have been a couple of horrible falls. It appears those guys should be okay, though.\nWith Shaun White and Chloe Kim taking gold in the snowboard half-pipe (and Sigourney of the U.S. even getting a bronze in women's ski pipe), the U.S. should petition all future Winter Olympic events take place in a half-pipe!\nEdit: Not to mention Jamie Anderson's Gold in Snowboard Slopestyle and Silver in Big Air. Perhaps the U.S. just needs events where tricks are done in the air (although I am sure Nathan Chen wishes he could get back his short skate program).\n\u00ab Last Edit: February 21, 2018, 10:59:23 PM by jambr380 \u00bb\nGermany beats Canada in the semi finals in icehockey! Incredible.\nQuote from: RodyTur10 on February 23, 2018, 09:51:07 AM\nyep the day after the US women beat the Canadians for the Gold medal, the US men's curling team beat Canada in the semis, the Men's Canadian team took bronze in the short track relay (after leading with like a lap to go). Not a good couple of days for the staple sports in Canada.\nHey, did anybody else notice Abby interview the gold medal cross country ski team sprint winner immediately after the race the other day? Working for NBC covering an event that wasn't supposed to be anything, but she was great as usual. Our local broadcast team with Gorman, Scal, and Abby is as good as any national broadcast team any day. Really. They should get their own banner or something.\nBut props to Abby. Well deserved career bump.",
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        "raw_content": "Solutions for Challenges\nambrozozo 2016-05-10 19:13:04 UTC #1\nI answered in the 3rd edition forum, a topic asking why there weren\u2019t any solution provided by BNR to the Gold, Silver and Bronze challenges of the book.\nI put it back here as the 3rd edition forum might not be read anymore\u2026\nJoeConway:\nWe\u2019re intentionally leaving those out. Each chapter forum typically has a post for other people\u2019s solutions, where they ask for feedback (and get it from fellow nerdlings and Big Nerds) and compare solutions. There isn\u2019t \u201cone\u201d solution for any of the chapters and we really want people to explore - handing out our solution would be detrimental, we believe.\nIf I may, I don\u2019t agree with you Joe.\nI think a lot of people are working hard on the books and on the challenges, sometimes taking 2 to 8 hours on a challenge, because we follow your advice saying that we should find the solutions ourselves.\nBut I also think it would be nice from you to point out, at least, the solution you find the best in the forum. And/or maybe post a solution yourself.\nBecause we also need to learn from the masters, and looking at a bunch of solutions in the forum, which sometimes are far from being perfect, I don\u2019t think it\u2019s very rewarding when we spent 10 hours on the challenge. At least we want to know what would have been the perfection, according to BNR !\nBesides, I also think all the people working on your books are grown-ups, and we are clever enough to know if we want to work on the challenges without looking at the solution - or not.\nAnyway, great book !",
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Soon, only these two extremes will exist, and automatization and robotization are behind this.\nThe majority of experts believe, if an employee or an early-stage job-seeker wants to avoid or break out of in-work poverty, it is only possible by acquiring higher education. The higher one\u2019s education, the more valuable and efficient he or she can be \u2013 be it a blue-collar or white-collar job.\nI know that Hungary, just like other European countries, people are most worried about the number of unemployed young and in-work poverty. All I can recommend to decision makers to ease this problem is to support the higher education of youth and encourage a competition where the primary interest of companies will be hiring the youth with higher education. This is the key if a country wants to take the lead in the international competition. 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It has been known in the United States, that while the salaries of employees who work at technological companies that contribute to the development and spreading of AI has skyrocketed, the income of the rest of the people has not changed for years. Not to mention that those rich people, who were capable of investing in this field will make further profits from the advancement of AI. At the same time, people \u2013 or even entire economic fields \u2013 whose jobs were eliminated by AI could suffer serious losses and injustice. This phenomenon will test the efficiency of economic, social and democratic institutions.\nGovernments, states, different employee representations, and companies in interest sooner or later will have to find a solution to fairly distribute profits from the dominance of artificial intelligence. 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        "raw_content": "We fired our latest salvo against the suppression and restriction of our First Amendment rights in deference to the blasphemy laws under the sharia.\n\u201cAppeal to Ninth Circuit Filed after Federal Court in Seattle Upholds Censorship of Anti-Terrorism Advertisement,\u201d AFLC, March 12, 2014\nThe American Freedom Law Center (AFLC) filed its opening brief on Friday in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, appealing a lower federal court ruling that denied AFLC\u2019s motion for a preliminary injunction. AFLC\u2019s motion requested that the court order the King County, Washington, transit authority to display an anti-terrorism bus advertisement that it had refused to display.\nThe proposed advertisement, which was submitted by the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI) and its executive directors, Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer, included pictures, names, and a similar message from an earlier anti-terrorism advertisement sponsored by the U.S. State Department, which was accepted for display on King County buses. The State Department advertisement depicted the \u201cFaces of Global Terrorism\u201d in an effort to \u201cstop a terrorist\u201d and \u201csave lives.\u201d In addition, the advertisement offered an \u201cup to $25 million reward\u201d for helping to capture one of the FBI\u2019s most wanted terrorists.\nMoreover, in the State Department advertisement, thirty out of the thirty-two listed terrorists had Muslim names or are wanted for terrorism related to organizations conducting terrorist acts in the name of Islam. After complaints from a Washington State politician and two Muslim-American advocacy groups that claimed the list of wanted global terrorists appeared to include only Muslim terrorists, the federal government terminated its \u201cFaces of Global Terrorism\u201d advertisement campaign.\nIn response to the government\u2019s decision to remove its advertisement, AFDI created its own, similar advertisement to replace it. Despite originally accepting the government\u2019s advertisement, King County rejected AFDI\u2019s ad, claiming that it was offensive to Muslims.\nOn January 27, 2014, David Yerushalmi, AFLC Co-Founder and Senior Counsel, presented oral argument before Federal Judge Richard A. Jones, sitting in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington. [See video of oral argument here.] Yerushalmi argued that King County\u2019s refusal to run the advertisement was an unconstitutional prior restraint on free speech and therefore the court should order the agency to display the advertisement immediately.\nNevertheless, Judge Jones ruled that King County\u2019s decision to reject the advertisement was \u201creasonable,\u201d specifically noting that displaying pictures of Muslim and Arab terrorists and labeling them jihadis is offensive to Muslims.\nDavid Yerushalmi, AFLC Co-Founder and Senior Counsel, commented:\n\u201cWe are confident that the Ninth Circuit will reverse this decision. The trial court sacrificed Free Speech for political correctness.\u201d\nAFLC Co-Founder and Senior Counsel Robert Muise commented:\n\u201cSimply put, the government\u2019s position is inconsistent with reality \u2013 namely, sharia-adherent jihadists pose a significant threat to our national security. This case is a classic articulation of political correctness as a form of tyranny, which violates our fundamental right to freedom speech guaranteed by the First Amendment.",
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        "raw_content": "I cannot fly. Keep Tinkerbell the fuck away from me.\nPlease note: I wrote this post last week. I am now 4 weeks from flight. Less if you\u2019re not subscribed to my Patreon and reading this for free there or on my blog.\nI\u2019m traveling by plane from Boston to Florida in five weeks. You need to stop reading right now. Instead, please offer sympathy and a shoulder to cry on to all my co-workers, close friends, and of course, my family.\nWe both know you\u2019re not going to, though, so let me explain why you\u2019re wrong. I guarantee that by the end of this you\u2019ll feel like a heel for not sending my husband a balloon-gram.\nNormally, I am the calm one in my family. On the sliding scale of anxiety, my husband and my mother are the high points, leaving me to slip down into normal territory. And my sister\u2026 Jumping Jesus on a pogo stick, my sister is so bad that she fucking anchors the other end of our scale. She slams it into the ground with how many times she\u2019s spent an entire day in the ER with anxiety so out of control it\u2019s caused physical symptoms requiring an IV drip and morphine.\nYou think I\u2019m kidding, but I\u2019m not. I can think of three occasions since my daughter was born alone. Loved ones with acute anxiety is a part of my reality. I myself have anxiety, but it\u2019s tendencies are normally curbed out of necessity. Someone has to act as a counter-balance to all the aforementioned anxiety, and that somebody is me.\n(In case you\u2019re thinking this is an unfair tradeoff, I routinely send messages to my sister and husband asking them to tell my child about me if something should happen to me. I\u2019m just on the edge of suicidal ideation at my very worst and occasionally I dip my toes in. Usually around the time I\u2019ve convinced myself that no one loves me and no one would miss me if I was gone. 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Would my child need it on the flight?\nThere goes my night of sleep as my heartbeat is suddenly going fast enough to travel back in time\u2026\nThe next day it was panic over what kind of identification my child would need to get on the airplane. She doesn\u2019t have an ID. Do I need her birth certificate? Everyone says they brought a copy, but does that mean an official copy or a photocopy? What if she gets selected for screening and has to get a pat down? What if she\u2019s a smartass to the security guards? What if she decides to tell them exactly where she\u2019s flying, who she plans on seeing, and who she saw last time and it takes so long we miss the plane?\nHello, headache and goodbye last hour of my workday\u2026 It\u2019s okay. I like spending time in the bathroom huddled in a corner with my head between my knees.\nThis is not counting the panic over money. Or as I like to call it, my go-to panic attack. We\u2019re going to Disney two days while we\u2019re down there but haven\u2019t bought the tickets yet as my sister-in-law can get us a better deal. But how much better? I know it\u2019ll be less than the Disney site ($625 for three people for two days) but how much better? What is the exact cost of these tickets? Why can\u2019t you tell me?\nRight now, I can feel you saying \u201cjust don\u2019t worry about it. It\u2019s going to be less. It\u2019ll be fine.\u201d Just so you know, telling someone with anxiety to not worry about it is a surefire way to end up with a foot straight up your ass.\nBut moving on from the cost of park tickets (and spending money, checking bags on the way home, emergency expenses\u2026 let me go back to the bathroom for a few minutes..)\nMoving on from money, there is also the fact that we\u2019re going to have to check a bag. Check. A bag. This is going to get lost. My bag is already lost. I might as well throw those possessions away now. The ones not already packed only because someone hid all the suitcases in my house\u2026 Worry about lost luggage already has me so worked up that I have told my husband three times this week that all our underwear is being packed in our carry-on. It\u2019s to the point where as soon as I say \u201cunderwear\u201d he replies in a soothing tone I have not heard since I was in labor \u201cin the carry-on. I know baby.\u201d\nI\u2019ve started rambling to friends (because my family takes the wind out of my sails) about the underwear. One has actually suggested I just wear all the bras and I honestly considered it. Sure I played it off later\u2026 but there was a moment where I thought \u201cwell I could wear one of the lacy supportive ones under a sports bra\u2026\u201d\nI\u2019m not proud. I considered not telling you about my facetious reply, but I\u2019m a little concerned that I will have a psychotic break while boarding the plane and actually make a scene. So if you see a woman wearing all her bras over and under her shirts topped with the nursing bra that\u2019s too large now but I still own anyway, that\u2019s me. If she\u2019s treating this like a modern retelling of the Princess and the Pea but the bras are the mattresses and her nipples are the pea. Please send help. If suddenly she shouts \u201cCan\u2019t feel my nipples? You\u2019re clearly not a princess!\u201d at least cover my daughter\u2019s eyes.\nShe doesn\u2019t need to see mommy getting arrested.\nAnd maybe call my mother to bail me out? Remember her? The crazy one I don\u2019t usually message because I don\u2019t want to trigger her anxiety or depression? Well yesterday I was freaking out so bad she had to talk me down from the edge. She had me taking deep breaths. She had to show me her puzzle because I was on the verge of tears over some noise I was convinced the car had just made and what happens if the car breaks down right before the trip?\nI don\u2019t even know how to end this right now. My head is throbbing and I\u2019ve spent my entire break working myself up into a tizzy over things I\u2019ve already panicked over. It\u2019s like a greatest hits of travel anxiety, right now. All I can tell you is what I hoped to accomplish by writing this. If I\u2019m snapping, on edge, or acting strangely between now and my vacation, know it\u2019s my anxiety. It\u2019s nothing you did. Unless, of course, you\u2019ve been sending me videos of people being assaulted by TSA or airline personnel.\nAnd also\u2026 you should probably send my friends, family, and co-workers some flowers. 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        "raw_content": "Digging in the dirt? Female archaeologists and their legacy.\nSure, not all girls are interested in getting their hands dirty. But there\u2019s something to be said when that digging uncovers an artifact that\u2019s thousands of years old!\nSince October 19 is International Archaeology Day that got us thinking\u2026have you ever considered a career in archaeology? When you think of famous archaeologists, most likely you picture the iconic fiction character Indiana Jones. But who are some real-life female archaeologists and what did they discover?\nRuth Amiran\nBorn in 1914, Ruth Amiran\u2019s interest in archaeology was developed on walks from her home to the mound of Yenoam in Egypt. On her visits she collected pottery sherds, which she would spread out in the back yard. She would intensely study them looking for similarities and differences between them. Her 1970 book Ancient Pottery of the Holy Land: From Its Beginnings in the Neolithic Period to the End of the Iron Age is a standard reference for archaeologists working in Israel. Ruth\u2019s enormous contribution and legacy, the study of the ancient pottery in the land of Israel, was to prove invaluable for Israeli archaeological research.\nBorn in 1945, Barbara Adams started her career at age 17 at the Natural History Museum in London. She later became a distinguished Egyptologist. Barbara had an active mind, she wrote poetry and even published a volume of poems titled (1964) Bones In My Soul. Not only highly intelligent, Barbara was also a beauty queen and won the title of Miss Hammersmith in 1964. A local paper described her as, \u201cAn incongruous collection of people \u2014 beauty queen, anthropologist and poetress all rolled into one delectable form.\u201d She joined the staff of University College London\u2019s Petrie Museum in 1965 to work with Egyptology Professor Harry S. Smith and got her first archaeological field experience. In 1969 she studied archaeological field method at Cambridge University. Barbara published her first book (1974) Ancient Hierakonpolis on early excavators Quibell and Green. By 1975, Adams was made an Assistant Curator at the Petrie Museum and produced its first guidebook and by 1980 she was a full curator.\nSumaya is a leading advocate for science as a catalyst for change in the Arab World. And did we mention she\u2019s also a princess? Jordanian Princess Sumaya is an avid archaeologist and is closely involved with the work of the British Institute in Amman for Archaeological Research and the Council for British Research in the Levant. She is Patron of the Wadi Faynan project, an archaeological excavation in southern Jordan, and she has worked with the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities on several projects relating to the conservation and development of archaeological sites in Jordan. More recently, under the direction of Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Princess Sumaya was invited to become Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Jordan National Museum, where she is overseeing the development of Jordan\u2019s first national museum.\nVisit Brown University\u2019s Breaking Ground to read more about hundreds of female archaeologists. The database includes women from many countries (both Eastern and Western Europe, Australia, and North America) who were, not only field archaeologists, but also some of whom also taught in universities or worked as museum curators or archaeological artists or photographers.\ngirlscoutcookielove October 4, 2013 archaeology, art, careers, famous women, history, science, STEM\nPrevious Previous post: Snacks, magazines and self-esteem: How selling raises more than just troop funds.\nNext Next post: More than money: What to consider when getting your first job.",
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        "raw_content": "The aching, swollen, stiff joints associated with osteoarthritis (OA) have long been considered an inexorable result of aging. According to conventional wisdom, cartilage, the smooth connective tissue on the end of bones that cushion the joints, simply breaks down over a lifetime of walking, exercising and moving, allowing the bones to rub together. When medications and physical therapy no longer provide relief, a costly and time-intensive mechanical joint replacement may be the only solution. However, advances in research and a focus on prevention are providing\na new outlook on an ageold problem\u2026we bring you the latest insights, below.\nThe connection between overweight and OA is even stronger than previously thought. Recent studies show that up to 65 percent of cases of OA of the knee could be avoided if weight was reduced. Consider that your knees bear a force equivalent to three to six times your body weight with each step, so a lighter weight relieves the burden considerably. For women, extra weight is even more of a risk factor than men. In addition, fat tissue produces proteins called cytokines that cause inflammation, and in the joints, this can alter the function of cartilage cells. Gaining weight results in your body releasing more of these harmful proteins. However, losing even a few pounds can reduce joint stress and inflammation and decrease by half the risk of OA.\nAvoid practicing a sport in an intensive and prolonged way. An injured joint is nearly seven times more likely to develop arthritis than one that was never injured. The condition is now seen more frequently among 30 to 50-year-olds than previously because young athletes or middle-aged \u2018weekend warriors\u2019 who tear their anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) or menisci of the knee have a much higher risk of osteoarthritis 10 to 20 years after their injury. Take steps to manage or prevent diabetes, which may be a significant risk factor for OA. Some studies suggest high glucose levels trigger the formation of molecules that make cartilage stiffer and less resistant to stress, and cause inflammation that leads to cartilage loss.\nLow impact exercise is key to living well with osteoarthritis. While resting aching joints can bring temporary relief, lack of movement will ultimately lead to more discomfort.\nExercise strengthens the muscles around the joint, acting like a shock absorber, helping to reduce pain. In addition, exercise helps with weight control and is a natural mood elevator. Experts recommend low-impact activities like swimming, walking, biking, and moderate weight lifting. The Arthritis Foundation developed a form of tai chi specifically for people with arthritis,\nfeaturing agile steps and a high stance, that helps increase flexibility and improve muscle strength inthe lower body.\nSome new approaches to pain management show promise, but beware of unsubstantiated claims. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, which involve withdrawing blood, spinning\nit to separate the platelets and then injecting the concentrated platelets into a joint, are being studied for long-term effectiveness. Experts advise against costly supplements such as glucosamine, chondroitin and shark cartilage, all of which have proven of little benefit for people with OA. Some elements of Chinese medicine, including herbs and acupuncture, may help control OA symptoms in some people, but these therapies have not yet been confirmed in large, well-designed clinical studies. Also unproven are low-power laser light, copper bracelets or magnets, chiropractic manipulation and acupressure. The most effective over the counter medication are NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as Advil). While Tylenol helps reduce pain and is the safest medicine for older people or those with kidney disease, it does not lower inflammation.\nFinally, if you do need an orthopedic implant in the future, take comfort in the fact that development of the next generation of devices is well underway. They will likely be biologic, composed of protein and cells instead of metal and plastic,\u2026functioning as well as a normal joint and created to last a lifetime.\nArthritis \u2013 Cause of Aches and Pains? Exercise \u2013 A Key Component to Healthy Aging Heart Attack Symptoms \u2013 More than only Chest Pains Statins \u2013 Offering a viable option for improving a cholesterol profile",
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        "raw_content": "The Impermanence of Son and Stone: Transience as Personal Narrative in Wu Hsing-Kuo\u2019s Lear is Here, Wu Hsing-Kuo Meets Shakespeare\nBy Haylie SwensonSeptember 11, 2012\nFirst performed in a workshop with Ariane Mnouchkine in 2000 and later toured, in an extended form, around the world, this one-man show is a professional and emotional tour de force for Wu. Performing in an experimental hybrid of traditional Beijing Opera, or jingju, and postmodern theatrical forms, Wu portrays nine characters from King Lear as well as himself and powerfully engages with aspects of his biography, especially his filial relationship with his late acting teacher and his feelings of identity fragmentation. Consequently, the emphasis of this performance is not on Shakespeare, but on Wu, as Alexa Huang notes:\nAs its full title Lear is Here, Wu Hsing-Kuo Meets Shakespeare suggests, this play is Wu\u2019s autobiographical rendition of Shakespeare\u2019s dramatization of a troubled relationship between father and child. The second part of the title should be accorded primacy. It is Wu who meets Shakespeare, and it is through such an encounter that Wu is able to negotiate multiple identities, especially that of Wu as a performer and that of his dead master.\u201d (Huang 219-220)\nCritical responses to Lear is Here have followed Huang in largely focusing on these autobiographical themes; Wu himself has also foregrounded these issues in his discussions of the performance. However, this abundance of critical attention has left some of the production\u2019s other themes unexplored. In this paper I examine how Wu uses Lear as a vehicle for a meditation not only on specific details of his autobiography, but on larger issues of transience and the inevitability of loss. Although these themes resonate throughout the play, I would argue that Act One, which features Lear in the storm, is a particularly fitting segment with which to view these issues. This is partially because of the lack of stasis inherent in the storm and the heath. As Steve Mentz argues, \u201cNew ecologists see constant change and instability as fundamental to natural systems, and Shakespeare\u2019s play represents the human consequences of living in this incessantly mutable world\u201d (Mentz 139). Wu\u2019s representation of Lear on the heath, I argue, similarly engages with the traumatic consequences of living in a changeable world, especially as those consequences relate to Wu himself. In Act One Wu thus combines his personal autobiography, Lear as a character, and deeply symbolic sets and costumes to relate Shakespeare\u2019s \u201cuniversal\u201d themes of transience and loss through a highly personal lens.\nEschewing much of the original plot of King Lear, Wu structures his production to emphasize this personal experience. Act 1, \u201cPlay,\u201d features Lear in the storm upon the heath. Largely nonverbal, this twenty seven-minute long act highlights Wu\u2019s mastery of pantomime and acrobatics. By contrast, Act 2, \u201cPlaying,\u201d showcases Wu\u2019s ability to shift roles and the identity fracturing that results. In this act Wu switches back and forth between an astonishing nine characters: The Fool, the Earl of Kent, Lear, Goneril, Regan, Cordelia, blind Gloucester, Edmund, and \u201cmad\u201d Edgar. Act 3, \u201cPlayer,\u201d returns the focus to Wu, who plays himself as a character in an act tinged with Buddhist overtones. As Huang notes, \u201cthe play is a journey from the inner world of the lonely Lear, through a burst of multiple identities and characters, to the autobiographical, manifested by the lonely Wu Hsing-Kuo\u201d (220). Restructuring the play in this way thus allows Wu to dramatize his personal relationship with Shakespeare, the eponymous \u201cmeeting\u201d of the second half of his production\u2019s title.\nWu\u2019s participation in\u2014and reimaging of\u2014the jingju theatrical tradition is an important element in his autobiographical approach to the play. Jingju is a highly stylized form of theater that combines vocal performance, dance, music, mime, and acrobatics and that has a markedly political component in Wu\u2019s home country of Taiwan due to its close association with \u201cChineseness.\u201d As Huang notes, \u201cAfter martial law was lifted [in Taiwan] in the 1980s, jingju\u2019s association with China became its \u2018original sin,\u2019 as it were. Jingju thus evolved from a state-endorsed and well-funded theater genre to one that was rejected by the majority of the Taiwanese audience\u201d (Huang 217). Wu\u2019s interest in and commitment to jingju has thus led to several clashes with the arts funding structure in Taiwan. Wu\u2019s frustration at the lack of funding available for jingju performances is palpable in his Act One performance of Lear, as he himself suggests: \u201cYou can see that inside King Lear, his thought is full of rage and unhappiness\u2014he is not satisfied. And my character is like King Lear\u2019s; as an artist, I like to work in a way that is very open and free, but when we apply for financial support, we are often examined very strictly, and made to work in more conventional ways. So I am frustrated too!\u201d (Wu) In Act One, Wu mixes jingju performance vocabulary\u2014including acrobatics, stylized gestures, a heavy emphasis on percussion, and movements of his sleeves and beard\u2014with highly symbolic sets and costumes to represent not only this frustration with the apparent transience of jingju in Taiwan, but his understanding of the larger roles ephemerality and loss play in human life.\nThe audience first glimpses Lear standing in a ring of dim light. Because his face and figure remain dark, however, the effect of this light is oppressive rather than revelatory, constricting rather than illuminating. Furthermore, the circle of light on the stage is veined with a lacy pattern that evokes both tree roots and the veins of the eyes, in keeping with not only the topoi of seeing and blindness so central to King Lear, but also Lear\u2019s simultaneously antagonistic and symbiotic relationship to the natural world, exemplified by the storm. For even as Lear rages against the storm, it is presented by both Shakespeare and Wu as a crucial part of his psyche, an observation that is also echoed by Oliver\u2019s apt reduction of the play in \u201cSlings and Arrows\u201d to a relatively simple matter of a great actor and a tin sheet. Wu\u2019s presentation of Lear on the heath in his first act allows him to draw an especially explicit comparison between Lear and the storm, as it is not until the audience hears the first clap of thunder that Lear fully emerges into the light. The storm must begin before the play can.\nAlong with the storm, the set for Act One emphasizes Lear\u2019s vulnerability. Lear\u2019s stage is arranged in a circle, with four large stone figures flanking the playing area. Variously headless or armless and in an antique style, these figures evoke both the civilization from which Lear has been outcast and the inevitable destruction of that civilization. In this evocation, Lear is Here echoes Emily Sun\u2019s argument about the \u201climits of sovereignty\u201d (Sun 21). Sun argues that what Lear wants\u2014and this is Lear\u2019s big mistake\u2014is freedom from the political realm. However, for this to work out, there must be a political realm to begin with, and this requires that his daughters play the necessary parts. Cordelia\u2019s \u201cnothing\u201d is destructive because it demolishes the knowable political realm in favor of an as-yet unknowable relationality, a connection between people in excess of the roles given to them by the state. King Lear thus calls upon the reader to imagine a world that is \u201calways in the process of being created, always in excess of any kingdom or community conceived according to identifiable predicates of belonging\u201d (Sun 77). In their ability to signify both civilization and its destruction, the statues that loom over Wu\u2019s performance in Act One similarly call upon the audience to imagine society not as stasis, but flux.\nThis is further emphasized at the end of the act, as one by one each of the four statues fall into the performance space. Interestingly, the statues makes room for the second act\u2019s more naturalistic set, which consists of large piles of rocks that evoke the cliffs of Dover and that will play a crucial part in Gloucester\u2019s intended suicide. This relegation of naturalism to the second act, much of which takes place in the palaces of Goneril and Regan and not on the heath, seems odd, especially given the first act\u2019s emphasis on the storm and Lear\u2019s antagonistic relationship to nature. Jan Kott is helpful here; as he notes, \u201cobjects have now been raised [in what he calls the \u201cmodern theatre\u201d] to the status of symbols of human fate, or situation, and perform a similar function to that played in Shakespeare by forest, storm, or eclipse of the sun\u201d (Kott 134). Although built with the intention of durability, of all but immortalizing the figure depicted, stone statues, like human beings, are always already in a state of decay. In this way statues are particularly useful as signifiers not only for the fall of civilization but, as Kott argues, for human fate. Like the statues, Lear\u2019s vision of political stasis will chip away\u2014indeed, it already has, for Lear\u2019s tribulations in the storm begin after his daughters have cast him out, just as Wu\u2019s performance begins after he has lost his relationship with his acting master, a point which I will further discuss below. By including the statues in his first act, \u201cThe Play,\u201d Wu thus gestures to both what has come before in the play text (Lear\u2019s degradation in the apparently civilized realm now controlled by his daughters) and what will come after (the kingdom\u2019s descent into chaos and Lear\u2019s death). Importantly, though, this scene does not come after anything in Wu\u2019s version. Rather, Lear\u2019s exposure on the heath is both the before and after event in Lear is Here, a paradox that, by presenting Lear\u2019s madness as the founding event of the play, emphasizes the extent to which trauma is an inherent element of change. With their missing arms and heads and their ability to act as symbols of both Lear\u2019s outcast status and the inevitability of social collapse, the statues also emphasize the close relationship between transience and trauma.\nAlthough Act One is largely nonverbal, Lear\u2019s few songs and speeches reveal a keen awareness of the trauma of loss. One moment particularly stands out for its pathos. Throughout the play Wu uses his considerable skills as a physical performer to evoke not only Lear\u2019s varied moods, but the stark differences between his moments of lucidity and madness. The movements of lucid Lear are purposeful and smooth. Although his hands shake, befitting a laosheng (old man) figure in the jingju tradition, lucid Lear tends to remain fairly stationary in the playing space, and the musicians match his stasis with sustained notes and chords.\nMad Lear, on the other hand, is often all frenetic energy, his quickly mincing steps and extravagant tossing of his beard and sleeves mirrored by the discordant, frantic percussive music.\nMad Lear can also be childish, however, and it is during one of these moments of simplicity that Lear betrays his keenest awareness of loss. Previous to this moment, Lear has killed a bird that was annoying him. This could have been a humorous moment; after all, Lear\u2019s anger was precipitated by the bird\u2019s biting him on the nose. Instead it is a terribly sad one, as the bird\u2019s gentle song\u2014a marked contrast to the tumultuous noise of the storm\u2014is cut short by its death, leaving only a deafening silence. Shortly thereafter Lear slides into a state of childish simplicity. Taking mincing steps and assuming a shy smile and high, sing-song voice, Lear reminisces about his daughter\u2019s childhood: \u201cI, who favor the fair March, / Spy a blossom in the wild field. / Daddy picks a flower for the youngest daughter to wear in her hair. / I wish to see neither the flowers fade, nor the spring end. / Yet, the flowers fade and the spring stays not\u2026\u201d In this, his first speech after killing the bird, Wu/Lear betrays a keen awareness of the transience inherent to both human and nonhuman life. Lear\u2019s childlike state of mind, as well as his remembrance of his daughter as a child, reflects the inevitability of aging, while Lear\u2019s evocation of the fading flowers and passing spring serves as a meditation on the mutability of the natural world.\nFittingly for a performance in the jingju tradition, Lear\u2019s costume is an especially important conveyance for the production\u2019s thematic content. This is particularly apparent near the end of the act, as\nin full view of the audience, Wu transforms himself from the old Lear into a Taiwanese jingju actor, removing his headdress and opera beard to reveal the painted face pattern denoting a jingju combatant male role. He also takes off his costume to reveal his undercoat. While this undercoat is part of the costume, it is never revealed onstage. It supports the heavy costume of a combatant male role. By removing the headdress and revealing what is underneath the costume, Wu stages the theater-making process in reverse. (Huang 222)\nThis meta-theatricality is an important part of the autobiographical story Wu is trying to tell. As Wu has noted in his stage bill and in several interviews, he was especially attracted to King Lear because of the issues it raises about fatherhood, concerns that, for Wu, also intersect with his relationship to the theater. Having lost his biological father at a young age, Wu found a surrogate father figure in his acting teacher, Master Zhou Zhengrong, who trained him in the combatant male role type (wusheng) of jingju. As Wu became a better-known performer, however, he found himself engaging in conflict with Master Zhou. Following one particularly heated exchange, Master Zhou refused to acknowledge Wu as a pupil, an estrangement that existed even upon Master Zhou\u2019s death and that is reflected in Wu\u2019s attitude towards the trappings of his performance of Lear.\nInitially Wu throws the robe and undercoat down onto the floor in a spurt of anger, apparently rejecting the power that the character of Lear has had over him. In doing so, I argue, Wu is also rejecting his master, who he has frequently compared to Lear. Soon, however, Wu\u2019s mood turns more contemplative. Having discarded his clothes in anger, he folds them reverentially, and for quite a while he carries the beard and wig, carefully positioning them so they continue to form the silhouette of a face. In a scene reminiscent of Hamlet in the graveyard, Wu addresses this silhouette as though it were a mirror, asking both himself and the audience, \u201cWhere is Lear?\u201d Huang notes that \u201cby addressing the costumes of Lear, Wu stages the king as two bodies, that of a fictional character and that of a human performer representing that character, juxtaposed to reveal the performer in search of an identity\u201d (Huang 223). While this splitting of identity across actor and character reflects Wu\u2019s conflicted feelings towards his late master, I would argue that it also serves to highlight the fundamentally ephemeral nature of the stage. Wu\u2019s Lear is a powerfully realized character while embodied, but at the end of the act the audience is left only with a pile of clothes, the closest thing in the performance to a representation of Lear\u2019s death. Lear\u2019s mortality is in sharp contrast with Wu\u2019s insistence on stasis: \u201cI am back,\u201d he says. \u201cI\u2019m still I that was, I that am, and I that shall be!\u201d Given the play\u2019s relentless emphasis on transience, such an announcement plays as profoundly defiant: in spite of the inevitability of plays to end, characters to die, and relationships to fade, the actor know as Wu Hsing-Kuo continues. Wu, like Lear, is here.\nAnd yet this defiance falters, as, according to Steve Mentz, its source text dictates that it must:\nJuxtaposing the desire of the self to maintain its identity against the natural world\u2019s stubborn exteriority, refusal to be incorporated, and dynamic re-inscription and violation of bodily boundaries, King Lear suggests that all systems of natural order\u2014from pastoral utopianism to homeostatic constancy\u2014can and will become unstable. Inside this storm-filled world, the play offers clarity of vision in place of sustainable hope. (141)\nWu\u2019s similar approach to the myth of permanence is revealed by play\u2019s end, as a subdued Wu gives in to the unavoidable mutability of the world: \u201cLonely and quiet, I look coldly at the moon / That rises, sets, waxes and wanes.\u201d Repeated twice, this final statement asserts the paradoxical fact, expressed so well in the old adage, that there is nothing permanent except change, that all life is inherently ephemeral. Wu speaks these words while he is being raised above the stage and into the space of storms and weather. Significantly, the stone statues of the first act, perhaps the play\u2019s most evocative metaphor for instability, rise with him.\nHuang, Alexa. Chinese Shakespeares: Two Centuries of Cultural Exchange. New York: Columbia University Press, 2009.\nKott, Jan.Shakespeare Our Contemporary. Trans. Boleslaw Taborski. New York: Doubleday & Company, 1966.\nMentz, Steve. \u201cStrange Weather in King Lear.\u201d Shakespeare 6.2 (2010), 139-152.\nSpencer, David. \u201cSlings and Arrows.\u201d Aisle Say TV. No date. Web. 17 April 2012.\nWu Hsing-Kuo in interview with Joyce McMillan. \u201cEIF 2011 \u2013 Interview with Wu Hsing-Kuo, the solo King Lear.\u201d Joyce McMillan Online. March 2011. Web. 17 April 2012.\nHaylie Swenson is a PhD Candidate in the English Department at George Washington University.",
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        "raw_content": "Why Multimedia Translation Matters\nThe Value of Taking Advantage of Professional Translation Services\nGlobalization and Multimedia\nOver the years, with the introduction of the internet and increased globalization, many organizations have expanded their operations to multiple countries worldwide. This move has presented many challenges to companies that have ventured into regions where people have a different culture and speak languages other than their company\u2019s host country. In many countries, language barriers and cultural differences exist not only with potential customers, but also internally within the organization itself. This has elevated the need for multimedia translations across organizations.\nFor example in the U.S., there are many non-English speakers and the number continues to rise at a rapid pace. Many of them do not fully understand and comprehend English and their cultures are different. As a result, companies have realized that reaching out to more consumers both domestically and overseas requires effective communication. In order to tackle this issue, many firms have turned to professional translation and localization services. They proved their value time after time.\nGlobalization has been pegged as a major contributor to the growth of the translation industry. This is due to the almost immediate benefits that companies receive along with a healthy return on investment (ROI). Many companies have realized the need for translation especially when it comes to multimedia content.\nMultimedia and Healthcare\nMultimedia focuses on the integration of different media, such as images, sound, text, and video. In healthcare, communication through the use of multimedia is vital. It is because it can improve the lives of people and it fosters wellness. Translating multimedia content is not the same as regular projects. It is more complex, which is why we recommend you choose the best translation agency to offer the services. The healthcare industry stands to benefit from medical translation services in relation to multimedia. For example, nurses can learn how to incorporate procedures for an individual practice. They can also study how to make better judgments based on the instruction.\nThe Need for Professional Multimedia Translation\nThe use of multimedia has been highly embraced by high-tech company executives since its introduction to the world in the 1990s. The use of audio and video has also become a valuable part of corporate communications and training material. They have helped to improve both the input and output of organizations including medical companies. As much as the use of multimedia has proved to be a strong communication medium, it is not fully effective alone. Professional multimedia translation and localization services help to bridge the gap between audiences. They do that by boosting the communication efforts of the organizations.\nMultimedia translation is beneficial because it makes it possible to communicate effectively with the target market, which promotes market penetration. Localization also ensures that the needs of the target market are taken into account. Additionally, it ensures that the messages conveyed suit them efficiently. In the case of international markets, most of the consumers will most likely buy products from companies or sellers that provide information in their language. Multimedia translation in health care helps to satisfy the need for the provision of information in the language of the stakeholders.\nEnhancing Understanding Among Cultures\nAccording to Nico Wiersema, \u201ctranslation is becoming a more and more important tool to enhancing understanding between cultures.\u201d His assertion fully supports that it plays a key role in fostering communication. Professional multimedia translation agencies help clients to translate multimedia content for the employees as well as the consumers. They also ensure that projects are up to date with the latest trends in multimedia localization. Some of the multimedia translation and localization services offered focus on voice-overs, subtitling, lip syncing, and dubbing. All companies whether big or small should opt for multimedia translation services because they can significantly benefit from them. Therefore, picking the best multimedia translation agency is advisable and worth the investment.\nPrev:Era of Globalization, Will Brexit Usher it Out?\nNext:The Benefits of Certified Translation Services",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: Celiac Disease\nFor Many of Us, It\u2019s Not a Fad\nI found this article to ring true for a lot of us with Celiac Disease or a true medical condition that prevents us from eating gluten.\nVia Weekly Herald:\nGluten-free not fun for all\nGOOD HEALTH | By Katie Murdoch, Herald writer\nAlthough going gluten-free has become the latest diet trend, it\u2019s a way of life for people with Celiac disease.\nCeliac disease has been documented in the medical literature for more than 100 years, but until 10 years ago most doctors knew very little about it, said Nick Rose, nutrition educator for PCC Natural Markets.\nGluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye, damages the lining of the small intestines in people with Celiac disease, gluten intolerance or allergies. This can cause constipation, severe abdominal pain and nausea.\nExperts recommend omitting gluten for three primary reasons: treating patients with Celiac disease; helping people with gluten intolerance and allergies; and as a way to rule out possible food intolerances.\nThose with gluten intolerance will see reduced symptoms of bloating and headaches, but the diet won\u2019t necessarily benefit everyone, Rose said.\nHealth concerns, specific symptoms and supporting a family member have led to the diet gaining more attention, he said.\nThat attention wasn\u2019t always beneficial, said Amber Wester, co-owner of SmartEats, a Mill Creek specialty store stocked with gluten-free products.\nMisdiagnoses led to over diagnoses, the media hyped it and then celebrities got involved, leading to gluten-free\u2019s fad status, she said.\n\u201cIt distracts from the people who have health issues,\u201d Wester said.\nAt PCC, gluten-free products are included in an online data base of foods in the store and marks gluten-free products with eye-catching orange tags.\nRose recommends people on a gluten-free diet read food labels carefully, as there is no uniform standard used when labeling food as gluten-free. There is also concern about cross-contamination in the oven, toaster and cutting board.\n\u201cCeliacs pay dearly if they fall off the wagon,\u201d he said.\nRecipe books are hitting bookstores to help people find tasty alternatives and still consume nutrients.\nNutritionist Janine Whiteson was contributing editor to \u201cThe Cooking Light Gluten-Free Cookbook,\u201d which hit shelves this month. The book was in response to letters from readers asking for help, Whiteson said.\nThe recipe book offers education about vitamins and nutrient sources and portion sizes and warns about hidden sources of gluten, including bleu cheese, cough syrups and salad dressings.\n\u201cWe\u2019re taking the fad out of it,\u201d Whiteson said. \u201cThis is a healthy, safe way.\u201d\nThis entry was posted in Culture, Health, News, Science and tagged articles, Celiac Disease, diagnosis, diet, fad diet, gluten-free, GlutenFreePDX, what is celiac? on August 24, 2011 by glutenfreepdx.\nUnnoticed Celiac Disease Worth Treating\nPeople with antibodies but no symptoms are better off avoiding gluten\nvia Science News:\nCHICAGO \u2014 Patients who have a silent form of celiac disease can reverse intestinal damage and feel better overall by taking a preemptive approach, researchers in Finland have found. People diagnosed with the digestive ailment through a blood test benefitted from avoiding grains containing gluten, suggesting this approach could benefit thousands of undiagnosed celiac patients, the scientists reported May 8 at Digestive Disease Week, a scientific meeting.\nCeliac disease is a lifelong inherited disorder in which the body\u2019s immune system makes antibodies that react to gluten protein in wheat, rye and barley. Three molecular fragments in gluten have been identified as suspected antibody targets (SN: 8/14/10, p. 8). The small intestine suffers from this misguided attack, and celiac patients can experience bloating, diarrhea, constipation, lethargy and poor nutrition as they lose some ability to absorb nutrients through the damaged walls of the small intestine.\nBut many people don\u2019t have such clear symptoms, said gastroenterologist Katri Kaukinen of the University of Tampere. Even undetected the disease can have health effects: It has been linked to poor educational achievement and failure to thrive in children, apparently due to nutrient loss. In adulthood, undetected celiac disease is associated with a risk of fractures, poor dental enamel, short stature, pregnancy difficulties and skin problems.\nKaukinen and her colleagues tested 3,031 people who appeared healthy but had a family member with celiac disease, also called sprue. Forty of these people carried antibodies against gluten protein.\nThe scientists randomly assigned half the carriers to go on a gluten-free diet while the others ate what they wanted. After a year, the gluten-free group had signs of better digestion \u2014 substantially improved gastrointestinal function and better vitamin levels \u2014 and higher quality of life as revealed by a questionnaire of general well-being. Those on a regular diet showed no change.\nBiopsies taken at the beginning of the study in the 40 people with silent celiac disease showed damage from intestinal inflammation, Kaukinen said. Biopsies done 12 months later showed a substantial improvement in the people on a gluten-free diet, whereas the regular-diet group remained the same or worsened.\nIt\u2019s not clear why some people with celiac disease have mild symptoms and others have severe disease. \u201cSome people may adapt to minor symptoms and realize only after treatment that they had had symptoms,\u201d Kaukinen said.\nGastroenterologist Joseph Murray of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., adds that the novelty of the new study is \u201cthe randomization, and that you get benefits\u201d from a gluten-free approach. He says this and other research suggests strongly that family members of celiac patients should be tested for it, as well as anyone with anemia, gastric distress or nonspecific ailments such as chronic fatigue that might stem from undetected nutrient loss.\nWhile the prevalence of celiac disease in the overall Western population is about 1 or 2 percent, it\u2019s closer to 10 percent among those with a close relative who has celiac, Kaukinen said.\nThis entry was posted in Culture, Health, News, Science, Website and tagged Celiac Disease, gluten-free, intestine, intestine damage, Science, Science of gluten free, undiagnosed, undiagnosed celiac, Villi on May 12, 2011 by glutenfreepdx.\nA Good Summation\nA nicely informative article from the Daily Astorian via the Eastern Oregonian.\nEast Oregonian Publishing Group\n\u201cGluten-free\u201d foods are available in supermarkets more than ever before, thanks to increasing awareness of celiac disease.\nIn the United States, about one out of every 130 people has celiac disease \u2013 an autoimmune disorder triggered by the consumption of gluten.\nGluten is the protein part of wheat, rye, barley and triticale. When someone with celiac disease eats anything containing gluten, the immune system reacts abnormally because it identifies gluten as a foreign substance. This reaction causes inflammation and damage to the small intestine, and interferes with the absorption of nutrients.\nCeliac disease is not an allergy to gluten \u2013 people can grow out of allergies. Rather, it\u2019s an autoimmune disease that you can\u2019t grow out of. It can appear at any time in a person\u2019s life, and may be triggered by surgery, a viral infection, severe emotional stress, pregnancy or childbirth.\nFor many people with celiac disease, the time between the onset of the symptoms and diagnosis may be long. Celiac disease is commonly misdiagnosed as irritable bowel syndrome, gastric ulcer, Crohn\u2019s disease or a parasite infection.\nTypical symptoms of celiac disease include ongoing diarrhea or constipation or both, bloating and abdominal discomfort. Celiac disease should be suspected in children with stunted growth, pale appearance, irritability, potbelly, flat buttocks and/or foul-smelling stools.\nOther symptoms of celiac disease include iron deficiency anemia, irritability, depression, fatigue, weight loss, canker sores in the mouth, joint pain, muscle cramps, and tingling in the hands and feet. Many of these problems result from vitamin and mineral deficiencies, because nutrients are not well-absorbed in the small intestine.\nSome people with celiac disease have a blistering, intensely itchy skin rash \u2013 most often seen on the elbows, knees and buttocks \u2013 called dermatitis herpetiformis. This rash, with small clusters of red bumps, may or may not be associated with intestinal symptoms, but the treatment is the same.\nThe risk factors for celiac disease include a family history of celiac disease, autoimmune diseases such as diabetes and thyroiditis, and some genetic problems such as Downs syndrome and Turner syndrome.\nTo diagnose celiac disease, the first step is a blood test, looking for specific antibodies. If the antibody tests are positive, the next step is an endoscopic small bowel biopsy to confirm the diagnosis and assess the damage in the lining of the small intestine.\nOnce the diagnosis of celiac disease is made, the treatment is straightforward: complete exclusion of gluten from the diet. People living with celiac disease must completely avoid wheat \u2013 including farina, graham flour, durum, semolina, einkorn, Kamut, spelt, matzo meal and farro \u2013 rye and barley. There are no medications for celiac disease.\nOnce people with newly-diagnosed celiac disease start a gluten-free diet, they start feeling better within days.\nAlthough the treatment is straightforward, it is not easy to stick to a gluten-free diet. Gluten is used as a protein filler in products such as sausage, soup, gravy, soy sauce and ice cream. Pizza, croutons, crackers, pasta, bread, most cereal, cookies, cakes and pies are all off-limits. Gluten is also used as a binder in some pharmaceutical products.\nIt\u2019s not a matter of just decreasing the amount of gluten in the diet \u2013 it must be completely eliminated. Even trace amounts of gluten can cause intestinal damage in people with celiac disease.\nPossible long-term complications of celiac disease include infertility, increased risk of miscarriage, osteoporosis, intestinal lymphoma and bowel cancer.\nSome with celiac disease also become lactose intolerant, meaning they can\u2019t digest the milk sugar found in dairy products.\nAmaranth, buckwheat and quinoa are gluten-free grains, but they can be contaminated with gluten-containing grains during harvesting and processing. Flours made from rice, soy, potato and corn are gluten-free. Oats are gluten-free, but there is some controversy about whether or not they are safe. Oats are likely to be contaminated with wheat, and some people with celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis also react to a substance in oats. Be sure to look for \u201cgluten free\u201d labels.\nPeople living with celiac disease must learn to read food labels to look for gluten-containing ingredients.\nIt\u2019s a challenge to stick to a gluten-free diet when eating out. Try to find restaurants that understand your need to avoid gluten, get to know the staff and patronize them often.\nIf you have celiac disease, reach out and connect with others in your area and talk to grocery stores and restaurant owners about the importance of having gluten-free options available.\nKathryn B. Brown worked as a registered nurse and a nurse practitioner before going to work for the East Oregonian. She can be reached at kbbrown@eastoregonian.com.\nThis entry was posted in Culture, Health, Science and tagged Celiac Disease, diagnosis, diet, Eastern Oregon, FAQ, FAQs, food, Health, Oregon, Oregonian, what is celiac?, what is gluten-free? on April 8, 2009 by glutenfreepdx.",
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        "raw_content": "I can remember it like it was yesterday, sitting in the Principles office, where I had been so many times before (it had been a like a second classroom to me in 4th and 5th grade) for disciplinary problems. Here I was, in sixth grade, across from the middle school principle that had showed me so much grace and patience that it was almost unbelievable was once again going to teach me a life lesson I would never forget.\n\u201cYou know, you of all people should understand what it is like to be bullied.\u201d She said (I think) \u201cSo why would you do it to this person?\u201d\nWhat had happened was this, there was a new girl at school, she came from a broken family and had spent the last few years going from foster home to foster home. I cannot remember her name, but I remember some of the nasty things I said to her. Still on a quest to fit in and having just been told I would need another eye-surgery I had joined in with the other boys making fun of her. She was a sweet kid, probably just needed a friend and instead of being that, I was a jerk.\nYou would think that sitting in the office, again, would have woken me up, but I remained a bully for better part of the next decade. I just figured out how to do it and not get caught. The fact that I was taking Tae Quan Dou gave me an outlet for physical violence. After coming out of ABC as a full-blown fundamentalist, hateful and spiteful of everyone, I had gone from the bullied, to the bully.\nAfter Denver I was radically different, those who knew me before made sure I knew that, of course, it was also after Denver that the close relationships that have defined the last five years started to form. Looking back on it, it is hard for me to believe that was, now I get called \u201cA teddy bear\u201d then I was more like a Monster.\nDo not hear me wrong, I can still be a bear if you mess with the people I love, I will still protect those that I love against those who would seem to harm them. I still pack a mean roundhouse kick, but I promise, I only use my powers for good these days.\nI remember one night, my sophomore year of college, I was angry about something, I do not even remember what it was. One of my friends tried to comfort me and I punched him in the face. Had another friend not been there, the other guy would have killed me, and believe me, he could have. Later I apologized to him and to this day we are still great friends.\nI destroyed a lot of lives back them, people who I will probably never get to apologize to. All I can do is repent before God and know that I have been extended grace for those years.\nIt was so easy though, to tear down, rather than build up. I was as much a grace killer as those who emotionally abused me. It became okay for me to do the same. I thought I had no value, so I treated others like they had no value.\nSadly, this is the reality for many kids who are victims of bullying. They begin to see themselves as the bullies tell them they are, with no value, no reason for living. Sharp words like the ones I heard many times, words like: \u201cYou will never amount to anything, you should just kill yourself.\u201d Tend to stick with a person, for a very long time. When you have no sense of value, when that has been stripped away from you by others then it is easy to strip that away from someone else. You have learned how to do it, it becomes second nature, and you justify it as payback, as normative behavior. Though the person who chose to bully has done nothing to you, you want to pay those that did back, but you can\u2019t, so you take it out on the next person.\nYou know; an eye for an eye, except the person whose eye you are taking isn\u2019t the one who took yours.\nI suppose one of the reasons that God\u2019s Heart has chosen to be an organization that builds up and encourages the flock is because of this past of mine. I have done a lot of work in the last few years to educate others on the effects of bullying, including a section on it when I would give presentations to Special Education Teachers, or classrooms of future Special Education Teachers at colleges and local high schools. It is a sad reality that kids who are bullied will either become bullies themselves or attempt to commit suicide, most of them before the age of sixteen.\nAs a believer, I do believe that man is depraved, and that this issue stems from an issue of the heart, and it is hard to change a heart with mere words. But I have also seen the power of prayer and of positive action and encouragement in the life of a child. Showing someone the love of God through living a Gospel Centric Life is transformational because it allows the Spirit to speak through you as a vessel of encouragement.\nWhen I got to Junior High I had someone like that, his name was Mr. Kostival, we called him K-Dog. 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        "raw_content": "Week in review February 9\nWeek in review January 26\n2018 was an amazing year. Thank you for your prayers, encouragement, and support.\nI know Jack would be proud of all we\u2019ve done together in his absence these last three years. I miss him so much, and I\u2019m grateful for all of you who continue to partner with us to bring the good news and His love to those in need.\nPage 1 of 111234510NextLast",
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        "raw_content": "Esther\u2019s Story \u2026 Part 1 (Intro and Chapter 1)\nMonday February 26th, 2018 About 8 Minutes to Read\nHome \u00bb The Bible Thru The Eyes Of Its Writers \u00bb Esther\u2019s Story \u2026 Part 1 (Intro and Chapter 1)\nThis entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Esther's Story\n(NOTE: Ray C. Stedman\u2019s book \u201cThe Queen and I\u201d was a major source of inspiration for this series of articles on the Book of Esther.)\nAs Esther might have told it today\u2026\nAlthough my Hebrew name is Hadassah, which comes from our name for the myrtle tree, most people know me by my Persian name, Esther. This is the story of how I rose from an orphaned captive Jewish girl to become Queen of Persia, the most powerful nation of my day. Many \u201clearned\u201d people (Martin Luther was one) have expressed doubt that my story should even be in the Bible because it seems to have such a secular theme. As evidence of this they claim that the Name of God is never mentioned. But as I\u2019ll show you His Name appears five times, although each time it\u2019s hidden in the Hebrew text. In fact \u201cSomething Hidden\u201d is a good sub-title for my story because as it unfolds you\u2019ll see that there is much more hidden than just the Name of God. It was all placed here for your learning, as a reward for the diligent student.\nMany years before I was born, my parents had been brought to Babylon from Jerusalem with all the other Jews during what\u2019s now called the Babylonian Captivity, a 70 year judgment that began in 586 BC with the destruction of Jerusalem and Solomon\u2019s Temple. My parents died there when I was still a young girl, so my older cousin Mordecai raised me as his own. My story takes place after Cyrus the Persian had conquered Babylon and released my people from our servitude but before Ezra left with a large group of volunteers to begin rebuilding our Temple in Jerusalem and reestablishing our nation.\nIt was a glorious time of peace in the Persian Kingdom and the air felt fresher, the sky looked bluer and the stars brighter because of it. All of Persia\u2019s enemies had been conquered, including the great Babylon, long thought to be invincible. With no external threat present, King Ahaseurus, also called Xerxes, decided to host a grand celebration honoring the peace. Inviting his governors and other officials from all over the kingdom (it stretched from India to Egypt and encompassed 127 provinces) he threw a bash that lasted a full 180 days and was capped off by a lavish 7-day banquet! On the last great day of the banquet the King was feeling no pain and after extolling the flawless beauty of his Queen, Vashti, he commanded his servants to bring her into the banquet hall so all his princes and nobles could feast their eyes on her and envy his good fortune.\nYou\u2019d think the Queen would be thrilled to receive all that attention, but to everyone\u2019s amazement, she refused to appear before them. To say the King was beside himself with anger would be a massive understatement. Nobody disobeyed the King of Persia and lived to tell about it! He and his nobles quickly agreed that if she wasn\u2019t punished, all their wives would soon become disobedient. They advised him to banish Queen Vashti from his presence and find a new queen to replace her, and he agreed. That very day he issued the decree deposing Vashti, vowing never to see her again.\nIn the Hebrew text describing this event the first hidden appearance of God\u2019s name appears. The first letters of the Hebrew words for \u201call the women will respect\u201d in what is now called verse 20 of chapter 1 form the acrostic acronym YHVH, the initials of God\u2019s Name. There are a total of four such appearances. This one is spoken about the queen. The next will be spoken by the queen (5:4) and like it is made up of first letters. In both cases where the acronym consists of first letters the initial facts of an event are being revealed.\nThe third one will be spoken about Haman, (5:13) and the fourth by Haman (7:7). These two are made up of the last letters of the Hebrew words in the respective passages, and both times the final stages of events are being described. All four of these acronyms consist of the letters YHVH.\nThe first and third acronyms are spoken by gentiles and read left to right like all languages west of Jerusalem. The second and fourth are spoken by Israelites and read right to left like all languages east of Jerusalem.\nThere is also a fifth one (7:5) made up of last letters but in reverse order, and in this one the letters used are EHVH, another form of the Name of God, the one He used at the burning bush and that we translate \u201cI am\u201d. That makes five concealed appearances of God\u2019s name. Five is the number of grace and indeed my story is a beautiful illustration of the Grace of God, concealed in the Old Testament, but revealed in the New.\nBut back to my story. It wasn\u2019t till later that I discovered Queen Vashti\u2019s reason for disobeying. She had refused the King\u2019s command to parade before all those drunken nobles at the banquet because he had commanded her to appear wearing her crown, and only her crown. No wonder she declined.\nAfter the party ended and the King had sobered up, he remembered how much Vashti had meant to him, and he regretted banishing her. Her absence created a great longing in his heart, and he missed her sorely. But Persian laws cannot be reversed, even by the King, so he was stuck with his decision. His advisers, seeing how sad and lonely he was, suggested combing the Empire for beautiful virgins they could bring to the capital city to be carefully prepared for him. After auditioning them, he could choose his favorite and she could help him forget Vashti. The King agreed, and that\u2019s how I came into his life.\nNow\u2019s a good time to stop and introduce something else hidden in my story. In addition to being an actual historical event, the highlights of which are celebrated among Jews even today in the Feast of Purim, my story is also an amazing model of man\u2019s proper relationship with God. It\u2019s like a parable where every character also represents someone else.\nTo reveal these hidden mysteries, we\u2019ll have the King represent our soul; our mind, will, and emotion. The Queen represents our spirit, our eternal essence. My cousin Mordecai, who we\u2019ll meet soon, represents the Holy Spirit. Haman, an evil adviser to the King who we\u2019ll also meet next time, represents our sin nature, or flesh, under the influence of Satan. The Capital City is our body, and the Kingdom, our world; the surroundings over which we exert influence.\nThe proper order for spiritual communications has God at the top, and in descending order the Holy Spirit, our spirit, and then our soul. As created beings, we\u2019re designed to operate on the basis of the revealed Word of God, communicated through the Holy Spirit to our spirit and then to our soul, where it\u2019s translated into behavior. When that\u2019s happening we\u2019re at peace.\nWhen our story opened, the King and Queen were on their thrones. There was peace in the Capital City and indeed throughout the Kingdom. This represents man, functioning according to design, ruling over his kingdom within the parameters of God\u2019s revealed Word as communicated through His Spirit.\nBut in his impaired state, the King reversed the order of communications, allowing the emotions emanating from his soul to govern his behavior. His lust prompted an improper command, and his anger at her disobedience caused him to banish the Queen. He soon regretted it, feeling sad and lonely, but the damage was done. This is what happens when we let our feelings replace the Word of God as the guide for our behavior. The line of communications is broken and we begin to feel sad, and alone. We\u2019ve lost contact with our Counselor. And as we\u2019ll see, once that happens there is no peace, either within us or in our surroundings, because it opens the door for the sin nature, or flesh, to take charge.\nNext time the search for a new Queen begins, Haman and Mordecai begin their battle for the King\u2019s ear, and a conspiracy to assassinate the King leads to an even more sinister plot to destroy my people, the Jews. We\u2019ll also see how ruthlessly the flesh battles to maintain authority over the spirit once we permit it. So hang on, we\u2019re just getting started.\nEsther\u2019s Story \u2026 Part 2 (Chapters 2-3) >>\nEsther\u2019s Story \u2026 Part 2 (Chapters 2-3)",
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        "raw_content": "National Cancer Institute (NCI), (http://www.cancer.gov/)\nNational Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI),(http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/)\nNational Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI),(http://www.genome.gov/)\nNational Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID),(http://www.niaid.nih.gov )\nEunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), (http://www.nichd.nih.gov/)\nNational Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), (http://www2.niddk.nih.gov/)\nNational Library of Medicine (NLM), (http://www.nlm.nih.gov)\nNational Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NCMHD) (http://www.ncmhd.nih.gov)\nOffice of Dietary Supplements (ODS), (http://ods.od.nih.gov/)\nTitle: Advancing Novel Science in Women\u2019s Health Research (ANSWHR) (R21)\nThis Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) is a reissue of PAS-07-381.\nProgram Announcement (PA) Number: PAS-10-226\n93.113, 93.121, 93.172, 93.173, 93.213, 93.242, 93.273, 93.279, 93.286, 93.307, 93.361, 93.393, 93.394, 93.395, 93.396, 93.399, 93.837, 93.846, 93.847, 93.853, 93.855, 93.856, 93.859, 93.866, 93.865, 93.867, 93.879, 93.989\nApplication Due Date(s): October 16, 2010; October 16, 2011, October 16, 2012 for new applications; November 16, 2010; November 16, 2011; November 16, 2012 for resubmission applications\nAIDS Application Due Date(s): January 7, 2011; January 7, 2012; January 7, 2013\nPeer Review Date(s): February/March 2011; February/March 2012; February/March 2013\nCouncil Review Date(s): May 2011; May 2012; May 2013\nEarliest Anticipated Start Date(s): July 1, 2011; July 1, 2012; July 1, 2013\nPurpose. The purpose of this Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA), issued by the Office of Research on Women\u2019s Health (ORWH) and co-sponsoring NIH institutes and centers (ICs), is to promote innovative, interdisciplinary research that will advance new concepts in women\u2019s health research and the study of sex/gender differences. Recent research reports have established the importance of studying issues specific to women, including the scientific and clinical importance of analyzing data separately for females and males. ORWH is particularly interested in encouraging extramural investigators to undertake new interdisciplinary research to advance studies on how sex and gender factors affect women's health; however, applications in all areas of women\u2019s health and/or sex/gender research are invited.\nMechanism of Support. This FOA will use the NIH Exploratory/Developmental (R21) award mechanism.\nFunds Available and Anticipated Number of Awards. It is anticipated that $4 million will be available for FY 2011. The total amount awarded and the number of awards will depend upon the number, quality, and costs of the applications received. Awards issued under this FOA are contingent upon the availability of funds and the submission of a sufficient number of meritorious applications.\nBudget and Project Period. The total project period for an application submitted in response to this funding opportunity may not exceed two years. Direct costs are limited to $275,000 over a two-year period, with no more than $200,000 in direct costs allowed in any single year.\nApplication Research Strategy Length: The R21 Research Strategy section may not exceed 6 pages, including tables, graphs, figures, diagrams, and charts. See http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/funding/funding_program.htm.\nThe purpose of this R21 funding opportunity announcement (FOA) is to stimulate and support innovative research that will advance new concepts in women\u2019s health research and the study of sex/gender differences. ORWH and the scientific partnering Institutes and Centers across the NIH are interested particularly in encouraging investigators to undertake new interdisciplinary research to advance studies on the differential affects of sex and gender upon women's health.\nThe ORWH published \"An Agenda for Research on Women's Health for the 21st Century. A Report of the Task Force on the NIH Women\u2019s Health Research Agenda for the 21st Century\u201d, based on a series of four scientific workshops that examined research needs for women's health. The recommendations from these national meetings indicated a need for research on certain scientific areas, sex and gender perspectives throughout the life span, and differences among populations of women. The executive summary of these outcomes is available at the following URL: http://orwh.od.nih.gov/research/resagenda.html.\nThe 2001 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report \"Exploring the Biological Contributions to Human Health, Does Sex Matter?\" highlighted that:\nSex matters. Sex, that is, being female or male, is an important basic human variable that should be considered when designing and analyzing studies in all areas and levels of biomedical and health-related research.\nThe study of sex differences is evolving into a mature science. There is now sufficient knowledge of the biological basis of sex differences to validate the scientific study of sex differences, and to allow the generation of hypotheses.\nBarriers to the advancement of knowledge about sex differences in health and illness exist and must be eliminated. The report states that the question of sex needs to be routinely asked in research studies, and the results, positive or negative, need to be routinely reported in order to advance our understanding of the pathogenesis of disease.\nThis IOM report also discussed the terms \u2018sex\u2019 and \u2018gender\u2019, and how they are sometimes used interchangeably in research literature. The report defines sex as \u201cthe classification of living things, generally as male or female according to their reproductive organs and functions assigned by their chromosomal complement, and gender as a person\u2019s self-representation as male or female, or how that person is responded to by social institutions on the basis of the individual\u2019s gender presentation. Gender is shaped by environment and experience.\u201d Thus, sex is a biological construct whereas gender is a psychosocial construct. This distinction notwithstanding, epigenetic research reveals that biological factors often unfold in ways that are influenced by the environment and thus can obviate this distinction between sex and gender. Therefore, because it is often not known a priori whether a female-male difference is sex-based, gender-based or both, in this program announcement \u2018sex/gender difference\u2019 will be used generically to refer to female-male differences regardless the origins of the differences, although a search for those origins is encouraged.\nIn non-human animal research, however, the term \u2018sex difference\u2019 is the preferred term. Additionally, researchers are encouraged to recognize that a sex/gender difference is sometimes only a proxy for an unidentified independent variable(s). Thus, finding a sex/gender difference typically should be regarded as a first step in a search for such variables as their identification will shed light on the phenomenon under study. For review of the entire report, please see http://www.nap.edu and http://www.iom.edu/CMS/3740/5437.aspx. (http://lab.nap.edu/openbook/0309072816/html/1.html\nDuring the past several years, research reports clearly established the importance of studying issues specific to women and female-male differences in all areas of science from basic science studies of molecular genetics to studies of epidemiology, etiology, and prevention/treatment interventions. The scientific and clinical importance of analyzing data separately for females and males is becoming increasingly scientifically convincing. Basic, clinical and translational research must be considered in addressing priority areas in women\u2019s health research.\nThe ORWH establishes areas of emphasis based on ORWH and IOM reports (see above), input from periodic strategic planning workshops and recommendations from the Coordinating Committee on Research on Women's Health (CCRWH), composed of representatives from the NIH Institutes and Centers (http://orwh.od.nih.gov/research/priorities.html). Since these areas of emphasis may change during the course of this FOA, applicants are encouraged to review the ORWH website and discuss the proposed research with NIH Program staff well in advance of responding to this FOA. Priority areas for ANSWHR represent approaches and specific topics for which there is a need to stimulate and encourage research on women\u2019s health, or sex/gender factors.\nAreas of interest include, but are not limited to the following:\nLifespan: The health of girls and women is affected by developmental, physiological, and psychological age. Women\u2019s lives are marked by a continuum from intrauterine life to the elderly years: infancy, childhood and adolescence, menarche, reproductive life, the menopausal transition, postmenopausal years, the elderly, and the frail elderly. The lives and health status of women are influenced by many factors such as work inside and outside the home, care-giving, especially to children and elder care responsibilities, reproductive status, marital status, and chronic illness. Each of these factors may influence health, disease, lifestyle, treatment choices, and response to therapy. Researchers should consider these variables in designing studies related to women\u2019s health.\nSex/Gender Determinants: Sex and gender are important considerations in most areas of research, including basic biological, psychological, social, and behavioral studies. Consideration of these variables is critical to the accurate interpretation and validation of research affecting women\u2019s health. These variables determine how health or disease processes may differ among women or between men and women.\nHealth Disparities/Differences and Diversity: Women are disproportionately affected by some conditions and diseases in terms of incidence, diagnosis, course, and response to treatment. Some populations of women may be at higher risk for adverse disease outcomes because of factors such as: biology, genes, culture, education, effects of poverty, access to care, quality of care, and access to opportunities for inclusion as research subjects in clinical trials and studies. Thus, proposed basic and clinical research should include, but not be limited to, population-specific characteristics such as cultural diversity, race/ethnicity, immigrant status, rural or inner city residency status, effects of poverty or low socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, and physical or mental disabilities.\nInterdisciplinary Research: With increasing understanding of the inter-relatedness and complexity of disease, the nature of scientific investigation is shifting to an interdisciplinary collaborative approach. Advances in women\u2019s health can be better achieved by promoting partnerships across disciplines. Interdisciplinary approaches can integrate knowledge from multiple specialties and disciplines, thus enhancing the likelihood of defining underlying pathologic processes. Collaborations among researchers in academia, private industry, and federal settings can provide access to the latest scientific tools and technologies and expertise for women\u2019s health research.\nDiseases and Conditions that Affect Women: Investigate the pathogenesis and develop preventive and therapeutic interventions for acute and chronic diseases and disorders that affect women including, but not limited to, metabolic, inflammatory, endocrine, autoimmune, gastrointestinal, liver, urologic, ophthalmic, oral, reproductive, musculoskeletal, neurological, psychiatric, and cardiovascular diseases.\nMethodological Advances: Develop clinical trial methodology, including novel recruitment strategies, standardized outcome strategies, and statistical analyses that address ethical and study design issues specific to studies of women. Develop new methodologies for animal model studies of the normal development of women, and their health and diseases, including female animal models. Methodological studies related to the conceptualization, distinction and detection of sex and gender differences in basic and clinical biomedical research.\nQuality of Life: Elucidate the unique sex and gender factors affecting women\u2019s quality of life. Develop approaches to management of disease and promotion of wellness that are directed at women and their unique issues.\nPrevention, Treatment and Treatment Outcomes: The NIH is interested in fostering research in women\u2019s health in the high priority areas of prevention and treatment, and the biological and behavioral basis of sex and gender differences. Increased investigation into methods to prevent conditions and diseases, or to optimize treatment, can result in significant improvements in the quality and length of women\u2019s lives. Prevention research spans the continuum from the most basic biological studies to understanding the bases and effects of risk behaviors across the lifespan and the interventions to change them, including a focus on wellness and healthy behaviors.\nBiological and Behavioral Basis of Sex and Gender Differences: While there has been much research to identify the function of cellular pathways and genes, research on the effects of sex as a modifier of cellular and gene function is under-investigated. In this regard, studies on the role of sex in areas such as pharmacogenomics, epigenetics and stem cells/tissue regeneration are encouraged. Systemic and cellular modeling of the influence of sex differences in biological pathways and systems is needed.\nInstitute/Center-Specific Research Interests and Requests\nIn addition to the research objectives listed above, the following NIH Institutes and Centers include the following guidance:\nFIC is interested in studies conducted in low-and middle-income countries, defined by the World Bank classification system, and which respond to high priority research needs of these countries\nNHGRI is interested in research that develops genomic and/or proteomic technologies, methods, tools, and resources for high throughput analyses.\nNIAMS will support novel studies on gender differences related to arthritis and rheumatic diseases, skin biology and diseases, bone biology and diseases, muscle biology and diseases, and musculoskeletal biology and diseases. See the NIAMS Long-Range Plan for further details at http://www.niams.nih.gov/About_Us/Mission_and_Purpose/long_range.asp. NIAMS will not support R21 projects that include clinical trials.\nNICHD will provide support for feasibility studies, high risk/high payoff studies, development of novel scientific ideas, model systems, tools, agents, targets, and/or new research technologies in all program areas supported by the Institute: (1) Center for Population Research: Contraception Research; Demographic and Behavioral Science; Reproductive Sciences; (2) Center for Developmental Biology and Perinatal Medicine: Developmental Biology, Genetics and Teratology; Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities; Pregnancy and Perinatology; (3) Center for Research for Mothers and Children: Child Development and Behavior; Endocrinology, Nutrition and Growth; Pediatric, Adolescent and Maternal AIDS; Obstetric and Pediatric Pharmacology (4) The National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research: Behavioral Sciences and Rehabilitation Engineering; Biological Sciences; Clinical Practices; Pediatric Critical Care and Rehabilitation. 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NIEHS is interested in research on the differential effects of sex and gender upon women's health and how chemical, physical and biological agents, and the social environment cause or exacerbate those effects.\nNIMH is interested in research projects that follow the objectives of the NIMH Strategic Plan; see http://www.nimh.nih.gov/about/strategic-planning-reports/index.shtml\nNINDS will support new research projects that: 1) assess the feasibility of a novel avenue of investigation; 2) involve high risk experiments that could lead to a breakthrough in a particular field; or 3) demonstrate the feasibility of new technologies that could have major impact in a specific area. Proposals submitted under this mechanism should be limited to those with the potential for truly ground-breaking impact. 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Applicants are encouraged to contact appropriate program staff within NINDS for advice about potential R21 proposals.\nNLM is interested in topics related to biomedical informatics and knowledge management.\nSecondary Data Analyses\nUnder this PAS, investigators may request funds to perform secondary data analyses of either their own data sets or other data sets that are publicly available.\nThe R21 Award Mechanism\nThe R21 mechanism is intended to encourage new exploratory and developmental research projects. For example, such projects could assess the feasibility of a novel area of investigation or a new experimental system that has the potential to enhance health-related research. Another example could include the unique and innovative use of an existing methodology to explore a new scientific area. These studies may involve considerable risk but may lead to a breakthrough in a particular area, or to the development of novel techniques, agents, methodologies, models, or applications that could have a major impact on a field of biomedical, behavioral, or clinical research.\nNote about Review and Administration of this PAS\nBecause ORWH is an office within the Office of the NIH Director and does not have grant-making authority, the partnership between ORWH and the NIH institutes and centers will be operationalized as follows: applications submitted to this PAS will be directed to the most appropriate NIH institute or center (called primary IC) based on scientific focus by the Center for Scientific Review. Applications will then undergo standard NIH scientific review using established IRG groups. After scientific review and institute/center council review/approval, ORWH will transfer funds to the primary IC for those grants selected for award. All pre-award requirements and the grant award notice will be handled by the primary IC. Scientific and grants management oversight will reside in the primary NIH institute or center for the duration of funding.\nThis FOA uses \u201cJust-in-Time\u201d information concepts see SF424 (R&R) Application Guide). It also uses modular as well as non-modular budget formats (see the \u201cModular Applications and Awards\u201d section of the NIH Grants Policy Statement. Specifically, if you are submitting an application with direct costs in each year of $250,000 or less (excluding consortium Facilities and Administrative [F&A] costs), use the PHS398 Modular Budget component provided in the SF424 (R&R) Application Package and SF424 (R&R) Application Guide (see specifically Section 5.4, \u201cModular Budget Component,\u201d of the Application Guide).\nThe total project period for an application submitted in response to this funding opportunity may not exceed 2 years. Although the size of award may vary with the scope of research proposed, it is expected that applications will stay within the budgetary guidelines for an exploratory/developmental project; direct costs are limited to $275,000 over an R21 two-year period, with no more than $200,000 in direct costs allowed in any single year. Applicants may request direct costs in $25,000 modules, up to the total direct costs limitation of $275,000 for the combined two-year award period. NIH grants policies as described in the NIH Grants Policy Statement will apply to the applications submitted and awards made in response to this FOA.\nAll awards are subject to the availability of funds. The estimated amount of funds available for support of projects awarded as a result of this announcement is $4 million for fiscal year 2011. Future year amounts will depend on annual appropriations.\nResubmissions. 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        "raw_content": "Grub > Food > What\u2019s Really Going on in Your Fast Food?\nWhat\u2019s Really Going on in Your Fast Food?\nDespite the fact that everyone knows eating Fast Food is akin to sticking a loaded gun to your head when it comes to prolonging your health, people still manage to shovel it down their food holes at an alarming pace. Hey, I\u2019m not exactly exempt from this performance myself. I didn\u2019t get this svelte, Atlas-like figure from tofu and oat nuts, buddy. Regardless of what everyone knows about the revolting, unhealthy food that places like McDonald\u2019s and Burger King regularly shill to us all over TV, radio, magazines, and the net, we still shuffle like the oft-slaughtered cattle to their death dungeons and sit down to a gift-wrapped meal that\u2019s slowly destroying us from the inside like so much food-based cancer.\nYet, the companies tell us that their food is \u201c100% this\u201d and \u201cAll Natural that\u201d and \u201cUn-Processed another thing\u201d, but do we really believe them? Do we really nod in mystified approval when McDonald\u2019s makes a practice of telling us that their hamburgers are \u201cAll-Pure Beef\u201d? Yes, yes we do. But my friends, we are all being duped. But duped with sleight of hand rather than out-and-out lied to. It\u2019s all a magic trick and we\u2019re the unsuspecting audience of hungry, stupid consumers.\nSo, let\u2019s see if we can dispel a few rumors and white, harmless lies. Let\u2019s see if we can discover if \u201c100%\u201d anything is really what it sounds like it is. Are you hungry yet?\nSo here\u2019s the skinny: McDonald\u2019s has been claiming for the last few years that they use nothing but 100% Pure Beef for their hamburgers. No shit? Wow, that\u2019s just fantastic! Wait, wait, wait\u2026 just hold those watering maws for a minute, Fat Albert. You do understand that \u201c100% Pure Beef\u201d can mean a whole hell of a lot more than what seems obvious. Years ago, the big issue was, of course, what kind of \u2018other stuff and/or animals\u2019 are actually used in the creation of McEE Dee\u2019s burgers leading folks to assume it might have been earth worms, kangaroo meat, and possibly eyeballs.\nWell, fortunately those rumors were dispelled, but the simple fact remains that \u201c100% Pure Beef\u201d burgers can and are made from less than stellar cuts of the cow. Imagine buying a few nice steaks at the store. You trim off the bits that don\u2019t otherwise seem appetizing and either toss them in the trash or maybe use them for stock. But, what you don\u2019t do is eat them. They\u2019re still 100% Pure Beef, from actual cuts of the beef, but they\u2019re not something you\u2019d typically make hamburgers out of. McDonald\u2019s, however, as well as just about every other fast food chain, goes this route. Why? It\u2019s cheaper, buddy: Cost effective.\nOne of Fast Food-dom\u2019s most famous \u2018chicken sandwich\u2019 has to be the semi-oval-shaped patty on the sub-like bun offered at Burger King. There\u2019s nothing overly spectacular about it other than the fact that it\u2019s slathered in mayo and lettuce and has been transformed into every nationality from Italian to Club\u2026 wait, Club isn\u2019t a Nationality. Moving on. The fact is, as far as quickie chickie goes, BK knows what it\u2019s doing. However, what \u2018it\u2019s doing\u2019 might just be a tad sinister.\nFor the most part -if you happen to rip apart one of these bastions of sandwich sadism- you\u2019ll notice that what you have is a \u2018pressed patty\u2019 constructed from what adds up to nothing more than chipped chicken. You see, actual chicken breasts are a bit more expensive and thus have to be priced as such. This here piece of chicken particle board (more than just white meat here, kids) is so cheap they\u2019ve lately been offering \u2018buy one get one\u2019. Tasty. Don\u2019t be too surprised if you happen to chomp down on something resembling a tendon\u2026 or a comb. Again, I say, \u2018Tasty\u2019.\nWant something cold? Want something frosty? How about uh\u2026 oh, wait. I ruined it. Sorry. Anyway, how about a Wendy\u2019s Frosty. I love these things. I really do. But I\u2019ve often wondered what was going on inside these supposed \u2018shakes\u2019. You\u2019d think it\u2019d be something innocuous like, oh, I don\u2019t know, milk and fuckin\u2019 ice cream. But you\u2019d be oh so very wrong. According to Men\u2019s Health, this is what\u2019s clanking under the lid: \u201cWendy\u2019s Frosty requires 14 ingredients to create what traditional shakes achieve with only milk and ice cream. So what accounts for the double-digit ingredient list? Mostly a barrage of thickening agents that includes guar gum, cellulose gum, and carrageenan.\u201d Oh, well thank goo\u2026 wait, did you say carrageenan? Isn\u2019t that sea weed? Yes. Yes it is. Enjoy your Frosty.\nOkay, it\u2019s not like that shit\u2019s gonna kill you or anything (it\u2019s used as a stabalizer in a ton of foodstuffs), but it\u2019s also used in sexy, sexy personal lubricants. Oh, now we\u2019re on tasty train. Oh, and while we\u2019re on the subject, this stuff also contains propylene glycol. Which, by the way, is used as \u201cAs a moisturizer in medicines, cosmetics, food, toothpaste, shampoo, mouth wash, hair care and tobacco products.\u201d Super.\nTaco Bell Beef\nTruly one of my favorite fast food franchises of all time has got to be Taco Bell. There\u2019s just something so\u2026 different about enjoying some pseudo-South-of-the-Border grub that an Authentic Mexican person would likely avoid like the plague. It\u2019s probably for the best since, judging by what\u2019s happening within the shelled confines of most of their \u2018foods\u2019, it may have already caused a plague. So let\u2019s see; McDonald\u2019s claims its \u2018100% Pure Beef\u2019, what does Taco Bell have to say about all this nonsense? Well, according to The Consumerist\u2019s findings, it\u2019s all \u201cUSDA Approved\u201d, which tells us precisely dick. That\u2019s like touting that your toilet is approved by the American Society For Comfortable Pooping: it\u2019s meaningless. Of course it\u2019s USDA approved or else it wouldn\u2019t be able to be sold at all.\nSo where does that leave us? Well, we could simply assume that this means the \u2018meat\u2019 is a lower grade than say, Grade A. Ah, but as it turns out this might be a bit of a misnomer, too, since that really doesn\u2019t mean shit either. Now what? Well there is this about the USDA itself, \u201cUSDA does not use a letter grading scale. USDA grading is Prime, Choice, and Select. Lower grades (Standard, Commercial, Utility, Cutter, and Canner). Also USDA grading is VOLUNTARY.\u201d Voluntary? Like weather or not you choose to go to college? Great, that settles\u2026 nothing. Well, sadly it seems that there is no easy answer to finding out what\u2019s really in Taco Bell\u2019s doo doo meat, but it\u2019s pretty obviously not going to readily kill you or else someone would be slapping the shackles on the company. But that still doesn\u2019t mean you ought to subsist on it.\nArby\u2019s Roast Beef\nSo what\u2019s to be done when we\u2019ve had our fill of \u2018probably beef\u2019 and \u2018maybe tacos\u2019? Well, there\u2019s always the runner-up in the fast food race: Arby\u2019s Roast Beef. It seems innocent enough, right? Apparently fresh-sliced actual roast beef and evidently not harvested from some mutant giraffe-gorilla hybrid\u2026 right? Easy there, Captain Assumption. Let\u2019s see what kind of facts we can find. According to Snopes.com -those myth-dispelling folks- a letter was written to the good people at Arby\u2019s inquiring about the possibility of the roast beef being either liquidus or gelatinous upon arrival at the various locations. In part, this was the answer, \u201cNo.\u201d Okay, here\u2019s the rest of it.\nStill, that doesn\u2019t exactly go into detail as to what it is and where on the cow it comes from. Ah, I say we turn to Yahoo Answers! They seem to be a wealth of information that might not be entirely made of shit. Here\u2019s what one astute reader insists, \u201cOK, here is the inside story. It is beef. In a manufacturing plant, they take odd pieces of meat that would be good for scrap basically, they grind it and add liquids to make a slurry. They pump that into bags and then cook it. It then turns back into a solid that can be sliced. This is a common practice that is used to make very cheap cold cuts. If you look at meat you will see the lines of the muscle as you pull it apart. If you look at Arby\u2019s Roast Beef you will not see any muscle.\u201d This makes about as much sense as anything else and it is indeed a common practice. In fact, it\u2019s more or less how hot dogs are made. So, \u2018Roast Beef\u2019, yes\u2026 but, also not really. Ya know, it\u2019s your tummy. Cram it with whatever ya want. I\u2019ma go getta order of Sonic Tots\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Sindh Assembly 2018\nSINDH ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2018 RESULTS\nElection Results* 129/130\nPPPP 76 68.3%\nMQM-P 16 8.7%\nGDA 11 9.1%\nTLP 2 1.0%\nMMA 1 0.4%\nMQM-P 39 40.8%\nPML-F 7 5.6%\nPTI 3 1.5%\nNPP 2 1.2%\nPMLP 1 0.9%\nSINDH ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES 2018\nKAMBER SHAHDADKOT\nKARACHI CENTRAL\nKARACHI EAST\nKARACHI SOUTH\nKARACHI WEST\nKORANGI KARACHI\nSINDH ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2018\nSindh Assembly Election Result 2018 \u2013 The provincial Assembly of Sind is the house of elected representatives for the province. It is established under the constitution of Pakistan Article 106. The total number of 168 seats is allocated for the Sind Assembly through direct vote, out of which 29 seats are reserved for women and 9 seats for non-Muslims.\nThe Sindh Assembly first session took place from 27 April 1937 to 1945. The 12th Provincial Assembly of Sindh has been recently dissolved after completing its elected term of 5 years on 28 May 2018. Caretaker provincial government took over till the next provincial assembly is elected.\nEligibility Criteria for MPA Sind Assembly\nFor being elected as the member of Sindh Assembly, a person should be a citizen of Sind and an adult age of at least 25 years and a registered voter. Member of the Sind Assembly should possess good morals and character. He/ she should have command over Islamic laws and teachings, must have never been convicted for any crime, and should have never worked against the integrity of Pakistan. Disqualification of the members took place under Article 63, 63A, 113, and 127. Any involvement in illegal activity, misconduct, and seizing the citizenship of Sind are some of the common reasons that can result in disqualification of Sindh Assembly membership.\nFunctions of Sindh Assembly\nThe major functions performed by the Sind Provincial Assembly are to make laws and regulations under Article 141 and Article 142. The Sind Assembly is also responsible for management of the operations of the province under Article 123 (3). Another significant function of Sind Assembly is to monitor the policies and practices of the Government under Article 130. The Sindh Assembly also approves provincial budgets, commencement of the sessions etc.\nSince the 2013 elections, Pakistan People\u2019s Party emerged as the largest party of Sindh, with a majority of 91 seats. They were followed by MQM (51 seats), and PTI secured 4 seats. Pakistan Muslim League (F), PPP's perennial rival in Interior Sindh, held 11 seats.\nPeoples Party was able to form the government for the ninth time in the province. Qaim Ali Shah was elected as the chief minister for the 3rd time and remained at the position till 2016, when he was replaced by Syed Murad Ali Shah.\nMQM Splits\nMQM splited due to internal rifts with Altaf Hussain\u2019s anti Pakistan speech in 2016. The party splited into MQM- Pakistan and MQM \u2013 London. MQM \u2013 Pakistan is led by Dr. Farooq Sattar, and MQM London by Altaf Hussain. On the other hand, Mustafa Kamal formed Pak Sarzameen Party on 23rd March 2016 to compete against MQM \u2013 Pakistan. MQM- Pakistan is further subdivided into Farooq Sattar\u2019s led MQM Bahadurabad, and Amir Khan led MQM \u2013 PIB. The reason for the split is due to the differences over the allotment of Senate tickets.\nSindh Assembly Election Results 2018\nFor the upcoming Sindh Assembly Election 2018 there will be eight main political parties competing fiercely against each other to win maximum provincial assembly seats. These parties include PPP, MQM Pakistan, MQM \u2013 Bahadurabad, MQM \u2013 PIB, PSP, and PTI. Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf is all set to give tough time to the other established parties of the province as it contest in NA \u2013 247, 243, 248, and 249. There are over 130 provincial constituencies in the province. Sind Assembly Constituencies 2018 include multiple constituencies in Karachi, Hyderabad, Jamshoro, Dadu, Jacobabad, Ghotki, Larkana, Nawab shah, Sukkur, Shikarpur, Mirpur Khas to name a few.\nElection Commission of Pakistan has finalized 25th July 2018 for the commencement of General Elections 2018 in the country. This page comprise of details related to Sindh Assembly Election Result 2018. The election for each constituency is held on a different date. As soon as the election starts and the result for each constituency are finalized, it will be available for the dedicated visitors. Sindh Assembly Election Result 2018 for each constituency is equally important.\nFind all the details of Sindh Assembly, Election Results, candidate\u2019s details, party position, election campaign & constituency report and previous results of 2008, 2002, 2013, 2018 of Sindh Assembly.",
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Say \u201cNo\u201d to Divorce Litigation and \u201cYes\u201d to Collaborative Divorce\nKatherine Miller is a New York attorney who has been practicing collaborative divorce law for 11 years. She arrived at this point in her career because of her own divorce. Katherine and her husband tried to mediate their own case, but it didn\u2019t work (in large part, she thinks, because he wasn\u2019t a lawyer). Fortunately, they did settle after collaborating.\nAfter facing the fear of having her own children being the subject of a custody battle, Katherine decided to begin practicing law a different way. She actually took steps to leave the law. However, before she actually left the law, Katherine took a collaborative training. Within 15 minutes, Katherine felt like she had come home.\nWhat Collaborative Divorce Means\nCollaborative divorce is an approach that requires all professional members of the team to agree to stay out of court. The divorce situation is approached from a problem-solving approach. All relevant information is gathered, the parties arrive at a shared understanding and then they work through the issues without the threat of litigation.\nBoth individuals are informed about the law. They are supported by their own lawyers. They are also supported by other non-lawyer professionals (mental health and financial professionals).\nThe purpose of lawyers in this model is to deal with the legal issues. The financial professional deals with money matters from a neutral perspective. The mental health professionals help with parenting concerns, as well as the emotional components of the divorce which can be problematic (at best) and devastating (at worst).\nThere is real value in the collaborative process in that people learn to deal with conflict more constructively. People often get frustrated because they don\u2019t feel understood by the soon-to-be-ex. The mental health professionals often suggest ways that people can make themselves be heard or how they can listen more effectively.\nThere are 2 ways for people to work with mental health professionals in this model. The first way is that both people work with one person who is a neutral coach. The second way is that each person has his/her own individual coach. In the second type of situation, the relationship each party has with his/her coach is more private.\nCollaborative Divorce and Money\nIt helps to think of the value behind a collaborative divorce. If people can get a better result doing a collaborative divorce, in the long run it will cost less money. Sometimes it helps to look at the cost of a divorce (and therapy) over the lifetime. A collaborative divorce has the potential to have a better result that delivers better value.\nRest assured that in this type of process, people freely exchange information. It is done more efficiently than in traditional divorce litigation. This also helps save time and money.\nDuring the collaborative process, people do enter into a written agreement. Part of the agreement is that if the process breaks down and they want to go to court, they can\u2019t use the lawyers they have hired for the collaborative process.\nWhen someone is getting ready to go through a divorce, s/he should research the ways in which s/he could resolve the case (litigation, mediation, collaborative divorce, etc.) It is also important for the individual to interview different attorneys to find out who might be the best fit for them. Research, research, research!\nBE ADVISED: Collaborative divorce IS for angry, betrayed and scared people, too. It\u2019s not just for \u201ctree-huggers\u201d (not that there\u2019s anything wrong with that). If you\u2019re not looking to DESTROY the other person, this is something worth exploring.\nKatherine highly advises that people explore a full-team collaborative divorce (with mental health and financial professionals). In most jurisdictions, however, this is not required. Even if someone doesn\u2019t want to do a full-team collaborative process, it might be valuable to jointly retain a neutral financial professional to project the future of the parties. This often puts minds at ease.\nFinancial professionals who might be able to help are CPAs, financial planners, and Certified Divorce Financial Analysts. The type of professional you select depends on the financial facts of your case.\nTo close out, if you are someone who is contemplating divorce, Katherine recommends taking a look at the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals at www.collaborativepractice.com. 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        "raw_content": "C# Back to Basics\nI have been programming C# for quite some time, but when I think about it, I have never really tried to learn C# as a language, instead what I\u2019ve been playing with around are mostly the .NET framework itself, this result in me having to guess the magic behind many of the operations in the programs I wrote myself, and that sucks.\nI think this is a problem that plagues many .NET developers, because the .NET framework is so powerful, many people can get away not knowing how it works, but that can causes a lot of problems when I try to read on some more advanced stuff, and not being able to even guess how that work. Not to mention that relying on magic that I don\u2019t understand don\u2019t really make me feel satisfied in writing programs.\nSo, that\u2019s why I decided to learn C# from the basics, and I will be posting some of the stuff that I think I should remember here. I will be using the C# Yellow Book by Rob Miles for my reference, so a lot of the posting that I will be doing may be similar to what\u2019s in the book, but I will be writing it in a way that I can easily understand myself.\nWell, that\u2019s all for now, hope I can pull it off.",
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        "raw_content": "Nonfiction Wednesday - #nf10for10\nToday, my Nonfiction Wednesday is going to be a little different. First, I'll include my regular, weekly review on a nonfiction picture book:\nThe Noisy Paint Box by Barb Rosenstock, illustrated by Mary Grandpre\n2014-book, art, bebrave, biography, creative-nonfiction, creativity, mock-caldecott-2015, music, nonfiction, nonfiction-challenge-2014, picture-book\nThis is the fascinating story of Vasya Kandinsky, one of the pioneers of abstract art. He was a proper boy in Russia, studying math, science, and history (the illustrations show him as bored and uninspired while doing so) until he was given a box of paints. When he mixed the colors together, he heard a hiss that turned into a symphony. Now he was motivated and inspired! The music he heard in the colors drove him to paint wildly, not properly like his teachers wanted him to. He tried to conform a...more This is the fascinating story of Vasya Kandinsky, one of the pioneers of abstract art. He was a proper boy in Russia, studying math, science, and history (the illustrations show him as bored and uninspired while doing so) until he was given a box of paints. When he mixed the colors together, he heard a hiss that turned into a symphony. Now he was motivated and inspired! The music he heard in the colors drove him to paint wildly, not properly like his teachers wanted him to. He tried to conform again and went to law school and then art school. Even at art school, he tried to paint what his art teachers wanted, but he wasn't happy. Only when he abandoned landscapes and still lifes and painted to the music he heard was he happy. When he finally chose his true passion, abstract art was born, and people came to appreciate it. It wasn't about what people saw, it was about what it made them FEEL. The author's note in the back is fascinating - we know now that he probably had synesthesia (read this book as a companion book to A Mango-Shaped Space by Wendy Mass). Photographs of his gorgeous paintings follow the author's note. Great story and illustrations! Read Mr. Schu's wonderful interview with Barb Rosenstock:\nhttp://mrschureads.blogspot.com/2014/01/author-barb-rosenstock.html\nNow on to the second part of my post today...\nI'm participating in this fantastic #nf10for10 event, hosted by Cathy Mere, Mandy Robek, and Julie Balen! Oh my, it's so hard to narrow any favorites list down to ten, and I had to think about how I wanted to do that. I decided to go with a theme topic, and when I read The Noisy Paint Box, I thought about all the wonderful nonfiction picture books I've read about art and artists! I knew I had my theme topic! My Top Ten Nonfiction Picture Books about Art and Artists (in no particular order):\n1. Dave the Potter: Artist, Poet, Slave by Laban Carrick Hill, illustrated by Bryan Collier\nBeautifully illustrated book about a slave in South Carolina in the 1800s who would make pottery and carve poems into them. I can't wait to meet the illustrator of this beautiful book, Bryan Collier, at the Dublin Literacy Conference this Saturday! My potter friend, Karan Witham-Walsh, uses this book in her high school ceramics classroom.\n2. The Mad Potter: George E. Ohr, Eccentric Genius by Jan Greenberg & Sandra Jordan\nSince this biography won the Sibert Honor medal at the 2014 Youth Media Awards, and it was the only one I hadn't read in that category, I remedied that as soon as I could! George E. Ohr was indeed an eccentric genius. I love how he held on to his imaginative artistic ideals even in the face of the Industrial Revolution. The photographs throughout of him and his handlebar mustache and his beautiful pottery are wonderful. This is an excellent addition to a classroom library.\n3. Look Up! Bird-Watching in Your Own Backyard by Annette LeBlanc Cate\nAnother Sibert Honor medal winner this year! I LOVED this book! This book is about birds, but there is definitely an art element. I am a bird geek, and I spent many hours as a child drawing birds (why did I stop?) and raising chickens and ducks. I still love watching birds come to the feeders, especially on a snowy day. This book reminded me about why I love them so much! It's a very \"busy\" book - lots of information, drawing tips, even comics and humor. My daughter gave me drawing pencils and a sketch journal for my birthday after I read this.\n4. Randolph Caldecott: The Man Who Could Not Stop Drawing by Leonard S. Marcus\nI was fascinated by this book about Randolph Caldecott. I love the many illustrations included by Caldecott, his story of fulfilling his life's dream, and the design of this book. I was also interested in the people he rubbed shoulders with and inspired: John Tenniel (illustrator of Lewis Carroll's Alice), George du Maurier, George Eliot, and Beatrix Potter. We also learn about the evolution of the picture book and inner workings of this famous man.\n5. Henri's Scissors by Jeanette Winter\nI love books about artists and how they get their inspiration. This is an interesting biography of Henri Matisse and how his art developed over time. Late in life, Matisse was confined to a wheelchair, and that's where he started creating his famous paper cutouts.\n6. Diego Rivera: An Artist for the People by Susan Goldman Rubin\nThis is a good account of Diego Rivera's life and development as an artist. His romantic life was a bit of a soap opera; he was married to artist Frida Kahlo twice. The paintings and photographs throughout the biography are wonderful, and there is a note about Mexican history and Rivera's artistic influences in the back.\n7. A Splash of Red: The Life and Art of Horace Pippin by Jen Bryant, illustrated by Melissa Sweet\nAn ALA-ALSC Notable Children's Book\nWinner of the NCTE Orbis Pictus Award for Outstanding Nonfiction for Children\nHorace Pippin was the personification of passion and determination. My students loved hearing about how he overcame his disability, an injury to his right arm sustained during WWI, to continue making art. I loved the real photograph of him at the end.\n8. Hanging Off Jefferson's Nose: Growing Up On Mt. Rushmore by Tina Nichols Coury, illustrated by Sally Wern Comport\nLincoln Borglum was the son of the sculptor of Mt. Rushmore and took over the gargantuan task of finishing the massive sculpture. It's unbelievable how a work of art like that can be imagined and executed. This is a great book to share with kids to talk about art, determination, and human ingenuity.\n9. Into the Woods: John James Audubon Lives His Dream by Robert Burleigh, illustrated by Wendell Minor\nThis biography is told in poem form and contains quotes by Audubon. This would be a good companion book to A Nest for Celeste and Okay for Now to give kids background knowledge.\n10. Balloons Over Broadway by Melissa Sweet\n2012 Sibert Medal\nI loved this one! This is the story of Tony Sarg, the inventor of the Macy's parade puppets/balloons. The illustrations are whimsical and fascinating, and I love the problem-solving process Sarg went through to figure out how to make the puppets/balloons in the parade. Great stuff! I think kids would love this book and be inspired to figure out how things work and make their passions a job! I can't wait to share this book with my 4th graders next year! Thanks, Megan, for alerting me to this book...more This is the story of Tony Sarg, the inventor of the Macy's parade puppets/balloons. The illustrations are whimsical and fascinating, and I love the problem-solving process Sarg went through to figure out how to make the puppets/balloons in the parade. Great stuff! Kids love this book and are inspired to figure out how things work and make their passions into vocations!\nI couldn't help it - once I got to school, I had to check in my book crate labeled \"Art\" to see if I forgot any titles, and sure enough! Here are three bonus books that I have in my classroom but haven't read yet - I'm going to take them home tonight!\nWhat are YOUR favorite nonfiction picture books about art/artists?\nTime to go to #nf10for10 to see all the other great lists!\nTammy and Clare February 19, 2014 at 10:53 AM\nHolly - These are amazing titles and so many of them are new to us. Thank you\nI've been surprised at how many wonderful art picture book biographies there have been!\nmaria.selke February 21, 2014 at 4:40 PM\nLove this! I'm absolutely sharing it with all the artists (and art teachers) I know!\nWhat a great idea for a collection! It's always inspiring to read about those who are creative and artistic. Many of these titles are new to me so lots to check out! I'm so glad you joined the fun. I'm so glad so many of the participants blog in the weekly nonfiction challenge. I've learned a lot stopping by their blogs.\nThis is a great theme for a list, Holly. You've included some titles I know, but most are new to me. I can't wait to read them all. Thanks for sharing!",
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        "raw_content": "Study without Matric in South Africa\nThings may seem hopeless when you fail matric, but resigning yourself to failure is the only way to guarantee a lack of success. Sticking with it and working hard to turn things around is likely to pay off. Failing matric does not mean the end of the world. There are so many ways in which you can further your studies. Do not let the fact that you did not complete Grade 12 discourage you.\nHere are 3 different things that you can do to further your studies:\n1. Study a vocational (skills development) course\nWhen you study a skills development course through a college such as Skills Academy, you can choose from the following:\nThese are a great way to obtain new skills or to enrich your existing skills. The course material is designed in a way that incorporates the theory behind the skill and the motive to why you need the skill. Courses are presented in such a way that students can easily relate to the content and contains numerous examples on how to apply the relevant skills in a practical environment. These courses emphasise the fundamentals of each subject, can be completed within a few months. Thus, the course becomes perfect option for students who do not want to complete a full qualification that can take up to four years.\nThese courses are affordable, and are designed to equip you with the skills you need to work in your chosen field. Professional qualifications are recognised and accredited by professional bodies in various industries. They are also recognised by employers, which means that earning a professional qualification will generally improve your chances of finding a job. The entry requirements for these types of courses vary \u2013 but in many cases, you will be able to enrol without Matric. Once you have completed a professional qualification, you may even be able to enrol for a degree programme at university \u2013 depending on the type and level of qualification that you have completed, of course.\nProfessional qualifications include:\nNational Qualifications (N-level courses, which are usually accredited by the relevant Sector Education and Training Authorities)\nCourses accredited by national bodies(e.g. SAICA)\nCourses accredited by international bodies (e.g. ICB)\nHow many people do not ever get a Matric Certificate?\nEducation Minister Angie Motshekga released the 2015 matric exam results, revealing a pass rate of 70.7%. While many people celebrated the figure, Equal Education highlighted that a large percentage of students drop out before they write the final exams. For the 455,825 pupils who did pass their matric finals, 166,263 met entry requirements for a bachelor\u2019s degree. The remainder may consider going straight into the workplace, but trade union Solidarity has painted a mixed picture for these candidates.\nSolidarity recently released its Matric Report 2015, which stated that \u201ca matric certificate does not seem to have a significant effect on a person\u2019s chances of finding employment\u201d.\n\u201cAmong working people with matric as their highest qualification, only some 30% earned more than R6,400 a month in 2011,\u201d stated Solidarity, basing its evidence on Census data. \u201cAccording to the report, the South African labour market had already been swamped for decades by a vast oversupply of people with little or no training.\u201d\nWhy study Matric?\nMany students see high school as a social gathering and do not focus on their academics as much as they should, it is only once they have to decide where to study and what they want to do with their lives, do they realise the importance of matric, and your whole school career for that matter. It is possible to leave school at the end of Grade 9 with a General Education and Training Certificate (GETC).\nTwenty or thirty years ago it was possible to do further studies with this and build a substantial career for yourself. Unfortunately in the present day, to study further at any institute and for most basic jobs, a matric certificate is a necessity. You get different passing levels based on your results. The higher your marks, the better the qualification is that you can study for. The different levels are Higher Certificate Pass, Diploma Pass and Bachelor\u2019s Certificate Pass.\nWhat to do if you have failed matric\nCommitting your time and effort to complete high school can be exhausting, and failing Grade 12 can leave pupils feeling lost and defeated, but there is no need to stress because there are many options that can be explored.\nRewrite: If you\u2019re feeling confident enough you can write the supplementary exam \u2013 the information for which will be available at your school.\nFind a College: If you don\u2019t want to rewrite or endure another year at the same school you can enroll at a College where you can complete you can take up different courses. Skills Academy is one of the colleges that offer courses that does not require Matric. Examples of those courses are\u2019\nStudy bookkeeping without Matric\nStudy office administration without Matric\nStudy business management without Matric\nStudy policing and forensics without Matric\nStudy beauty courses without Matric\nGet experience: If furthering your studies is not what you want to do, apply for an internship in the industry you would like to work in. Employers are usually ready to take on interns to show them the ropes of the business. It is important to understand that many internships will only pay a minimum stipend to cover travel costs to and from work.\nGet crafty: South Africa is short of small businesses and entrepreneurs. You don\u2019t need a matric to start a business and fulfil a need that you may see in the community. You can take a course in engineering, bookkeeping, office administration, business management, policing and forensics, beauty courses and start a business along those lines.\nGet looking: There are jobs that will employ people without matric, provided that they have a unique set of skills and are certified to make use of their skills in that industry.\nCan you study even without a matric?\nGetting your results and finding out you have failed may be extremely depressing. It may even be shocking and unexpected. You may feel your world is crumbling around you and you have nowhere to go. While your friends move on to better things, you feel like you\u2019re left behind trying to pick up the pieces. Failing Matric can be a slap in the face, but it\u2019s really not the end of the world. There are steps you can take to move forward and up.\nWhat do I do if I have to get a matric?\nThere are two major learning systems that you can follow to complete your\nmatric certificate.\nDay or night Classes\nThese classes are scheduled and will help to maintain a disciplined programme. For example the some colleges offers night school for adults and day school for matriculants as well as weekend classes.\nThis option provides more flexibility but you will need to be more disciplined in your approach.\nSkills Academy and Together We Pass offer distance learning programmes which would suit people currently employed who cannot take time off from work to go to classes.\nConsider the way you live, be sure to explore all your options before making a decision\\ and choose the option that will suit you best.\nWorking without a matric \u2013 how do I better myself?\nA skills development course will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to work in a particular field. While this type of course will usually be non-credit bearing, it will still indicate to employers that you have completed a formal training course in your chosen field. Studying a skills development course may be a good option if:\nWhat if I want to go to university?\nIf you don\u2019t meet the minimum admission requirements for the degree that you want to study, you can start with a relevant lower-level qualification, such as a higher certificate or diploma, and from there you can apply for a degree course. Work through the admission requirements for each level of qualification. Keep your eyes on the prize and determine what the exact criteria are for the course that will get you to the career of your dreams.\nWhat jobs are available to me without a matric?\nNot every job requires you to have matric. Searching the job portals available on the internet is a possibility for finding a job.\nJobs in the beauty therapy field\nA career in beauty therapy can be highly rewarding for people who have a love for beauty. Qualified beauty therapists can work all over the world, and can find employment opportunities in a variety of places. They can, for example, work in beauty salons, on cruise ships, at health spas, or at beauty academies. They also have the option to work as freelancers. Beauty artists can also work on movie sets or stage productions, and in fashions shows.\nExamples of jobs in beauty therapy field\nFacial skin care therapists\nRetail cosmetics assistant\nLash and brow specialist\nJobs in the Policing and forensics field\nForensic science includes many sub-disciplines and areas of specialization\nExamples of jobs in Policing and forensics\nForensic pathologist (you will need to study medicine if you want to specialise in this direction)\nForensic accountant (you will need a qualification in accounting to pursue this career)\nAccident scene investigator\nJobs in the Administration Field\nJob opportunities that are available in the field of administration vary. Administrators are required in different industries and types of organisations. The functions that they perform will also differ from one position to another. Some administrators perform mainly secretarial functions, while others may be required to play a supervisory role.\nExamples of jobs in administration:\nPersonal Asisstant\nLegal Admin Officer\nColleges where you can study without Matric\nDon\u2019t despair if you don\u2019t have a Matric certificate! You will find numerous further education and training colleges that offer courses that don\u2019t require you to have a Matric certificate to gain entrance to the courses. These colleges have designed courses ranging in length from 3-6 months up to 24 months:\nAt Skills Academy you can study the below courses even without a Matric:\nAccounting and Bookkeeping Courses\nPolicing Courses\nAt The Learning Group you can study the below courses even without a Matric:\nWedding Planner Courses\nAt Home Study College you can study the below courses even without a Matric:\nAt The Decor School you can study the below courses even without a Matric:\nCourses you can study without Matric\nSkills Academy offers both accredited and provider programme courses that don\u2019t require matric:\nICB offers foundation level courses in Financial Accounting which requires only grade 10, and Public Sector Accounting which requires only grade 11. Once you\u2019ve passed the foundation level you will be able to continue with the programme, right up until you receive a National Diploma in either Financial or Public Sector Accounting.\nOffice Administration have the choice of taking ICB. There are several ICB qualifications a student can enrol for, including:\nICB Junior Office Administrator \u2013 This programme provides essential information about Business Communication and Basic Bookkeeping.\nICB Senior Office Administrator \u2013 Labour Relations and Economics are just some of the subjects covered in this programme.\nICB Office Manager \u2013 Specifically designed to equip learners to successfully run an office, this option teaches fundamental basics like Financial Accounting and Business Management.\nBusiness Management is becoming an increasingly popular career choice. One of the reasons why Business Management is so appealing is that the skills that you learn can be applied across various industries. In other words, a Business Management qualification can open up many doors for you. The business world is complex and ever changing. It\u2019s important to keep your skills up to date so you can battle toe to toe with the competition, or land a job while competing against other experienced and educated candidates.\nA business management certificate is a short-term educational program that offers a certificate instead of a degree. It takes between a few months and several terms, depending on how the program is designed and how many credit hours you tackle each semester. A certificate in business management can open doors for the unskilled worker. If you\u2019re fresh out of high school, it\u2019s a great way to learn the basics of business before launching a full-scale bachelor\u2019s program. If you\u2019re already working in the business world, brush up on your skills by completing a campus or online certificate in business. Whether you own a small business or are looking for ways to boost your marketability, a business certificate just might fit the bill. This will give you the competitive edge if you\u2019re aiming at a top spot in the company or looking to change careers.\nCertificate programs in business management are also a great way to get a taste of the degree program. ICB offers foundation level courses in both Business Entrepreneurship and Business Management. Both of these courses require only grade 11. If you choose to continue you will be able to carry on with these programmes until you achieve a National Diploma in either Business Entrepreneurship or Business Management.\nBeauty therapy as a field of study aims to prepare students for working in this industry. 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        "raw_content": "After almost a decade with static, low rate environment, November 2017 saw the first rate rise in 11 years. There was much talk at the time that it could be followed by several more. Then nothing until last month, where a 0.25% rise saw the bank rate hit 0.75%, the highest it has been since 2009.\nThe Bank of England has indicated that it will be followed with at least one more rise before the end of the year, maybe two. So, we are finally seeing a shift to a rate rise environment, a bit of shock after the static situation we have all been familiar with for so long.\nNovember\u2019s rise \u2013 the first many borrowers will have ever seen \u2013 coupled with this latest rise and the fact there is still uncertainty over Brexit, means we are in uncharted territory.\nThe one thing we do know, is that rates are rising, but how far and by how much remains unknown. Another unknown is how these recent and potential rate rises will affect the bridging market.\nGenerally speaking, while rate rises can affect the short-term lending market, it is less rate sensitive than the mainstream lending market. This is down to two main reasons. Firstly, due to their short-term nature, the rates of a bridging loan will generally not rise during the loan term, and secondly, because bridging lenders are funded differently from mainstream lenders.\n\"Borrowers who are looking to refinance as their exit route will, be affected by higher rates.\"\nSome bridging lenders are reliant on external funding, while others like Hope Capital, are principal lenders, which means they are privately funded, and therefore not directly affected by BoE rate rises.\nIn fact, as bridging becomes more accepted as a viable alternative to high street lenders, there is more competition in the market which has actually forced rates down. However, rates do vary quite widely between lenders because cases are taken on an individual basis, so rates are agreed depending on a number of factors including the speed at which the borrower needs to loan in place, how flexible the lender needs to be and the risk involved.\nThe main effect of rate rises on the bridging market, therefore, is exit routes. Borrowers who are looking to refinance as their exit route will, be affected by higher rates on the longer-term finance deals that they go onto after the bridging loan. Therefore, bridging lenders and brokers need to be aware that if rates rise, it may affect the borrowers\u2019 exit strategy and therefore their ability to repay the loan, which may need to be taken into account when assessing the risk.\nEven if selling the property is the customer\u2019s exit strategy, this still may be affected by rising rates because higher rates tend to slow property price growth.\nHowever, assuming rates don\u2019t rise significantly, I think the impact of the recent rises on the bridging industry to be fairly minimal. At Hope Capital, thanks to our position as a principal lender, we will continue to look at every case on an individual basis, whether there is a rate rise or not.",
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        "raw_content": "William Edward \"Bill\"\nObituary for William Edward \"Bill\" Binger\nWilliam Edward Binger of Minnetonka, MN passed away peacefully on Nov. 1, 2018 at 82 years old. He is preceded in death by his beloved wife, Marlys Tennyson; parents Dr. Melvin and Joy Binger; brothers Drs. Charles and Richard Binger; and son-in-law, John Morris.\nHe was a devoted spouse and proud father of three beautiful daughters, Bonnie Joy Musgjerd (Jeff Erickson), Holly Ann Dieter (Paul Dieter), and Wendy Morris; Grandchildren, Eric, Brooke, and Joshua Radziej, Benjamin Musgjerd, and Alexander, Tucker and Fletcher Morris; great grandchildren, Abel, Isiah and Adrianna.\nAfter Graduating from high school in Rochester, MN, and achieving the prestigious distinction of Eagle Scout, Bill attended and graduated in 1958 at Gustavus Adolphus College where he was very proud to have been a member of the champion swimming team. He graduated with a degree in business admin and went on to become the longtime director of purchasing for Hennepin County.\nWilliam was indeed a modern-day renaissance man who lived life to its fullest and was blessed with multiple talents and skills which he gladly shared with member of the local community. Also an artist, he enjoyed and taught painting, drawing, sculpting, woodworking and stained-glass art. He was also an avid hunter and fisherman. He especially enjoyed spending time with his daughters and he looked forward each year to spending time with family and friends going on an extended hunting, camping, and fishing excursion. Bill always maintained close contact with his roots and friends and relatives ni Rochester, where he was born and raised, and also his peers at Gustavus Adolphus.\nBill was a very gifted man whose charm and charisma as well as extreme wit, intelligence, and creativity contributed to a profound impact on everyone he met. He will be deeply missed by many but his influence will live on forever.\nA Celebration of Life will be held Tuesday, November 13 from 5-7:30 PM with a short service at 5:30 PM, at The Marsh, 15000 Minnetonka Blvd, Minnetonka, MN 55345, (952) 935-2202. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred.\nTo send flowers to the family of William Edward \"Bill\" Binger, please visit our Heartfelt Sympathies Store.\nProvide comfort for the family of William Edward \"Bill\" Binger by sending flowers.",
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        "raw_content": "God is truly at work in Mexico. The team from His Way at Work had the opportunity to once again travel to Cancun. The meeting there was tremendous, and was attended by representatives from several ministries, as well as church leaders, and business leaders.\nThe primary nature of the discussions had to do with bringing His Way at Work, or something like HWAW to Mexico. There was concensus among the business owners and religious leaders involved that the \u201cfields are ripe for harvest\u201d in Mexico, and business leaders are anxious to begin to integrate Chrisitian Core Values into their workplaces.\nAfter hours of presentations, and more hours of discussion, a decision was reached. A steering committee for His Way at Work, Mexico, was established, and we are off to the races. Recruiting will begin immediately for the HWAW representative for Mexico. The business owners attending are confident that they can provide a list of businesses interested in implementing the HWAW program in their businesses.\nAll of the HWAW Transforming Your Workplace materials are currently being translated into Spanish, and we hope to be actively working in businesses in Mexico by the end of April. Praise God!\nHere in the States, we are in the process of completing some of the new HWAW Transforming Your Workplace materials, and that, too, will be introduced in late April.\nStay tuned for BIG things happening with HWAW over the next couple of months. We will keep you informed. In the meantime, please pray for wisdom, guidance, discernment, and provision, as we work out God\u2019s will in the workplace, Blessing!",
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        "raw_content": "Malvern Panalytical embraces the internet of things\nMalvern Panalytical has announced a collaboration with specialist Internet of Things (IoT) company, TetraScience, to deploy IoT-enabled capabilities and connectivity for its instruments.\nThe objective of the collaboration will be to provide access to customised dashboards, data collection and analytics, and system scheduling and monitoring. This will allow researchers to improve laboratory efficiency, better manage their equipment, and make swift, data-driven decisions.\nDuncan Roberts, V. P. Business Development, Malvern Panalytical, commented: \u201cWe have been closely engaged in finding the most suitable way to help our customers benefit from the vast potential offered by the Internet of Things. It was important for us to work with a leader in the IoT field, and we chose the TetraScience platform because it is robust, easy-to-use and vendor-agnostic. We have been impressed with the flexibility of the TetraScience platform and its ability to deal with the complexities of modern research processes.\u201d\nwww.malvernpanalytical.com",
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        "raw_content": "Get $1,500 Off Your New Illinois Walk-In Tub Today!\nWelcome to Cain's Mobility Illinois! Your source for Walk-In Bathtubs, Stair Lifts and Life Alert Bracelets\nWe\u2019re excited that you have made a decision to take the very first step regaining independence for your life, or your loved one\u2019s life! We are Cain\u2019s Mobility Illinois, and we specialize in adding choice and freedom to the lives of thousands of golden-aged citizens across America every single day.\nWe specialize in installing Walk-In Tubs and Stair Lifts in the homes of people with limited mobility, to enable them to stay in their own homes, and finally feel safe using some of the more dangerous areas of their own homes.\nWalk In Bathtubs can decrease the risk of slipping in the restroom, allowing you to take a bath more frequently\nWe all know that toilets are often the most dangerous room in almost any house.\nWith additional water all over, and slick surfaces, it\u2019s no surprise that many older folks worry slipping and falling in the restroom. The most dangerous part of that is getting in and outside of the tub.\nIf you\u2019re interested in a walk-in tub in your house, please get a hold of one of our devoted Illinois offices.\nInstalling a stair lift can make the dreaded task of going up and down stairs much more easy\nA bulk of older people cite this as their most debilitating time of day, due to failing hips and knees.\nNevertheless, you can conquer this enemy that is old with a fresh stair lift set up on your home. This will make getting up and down the stairs fully care free and easy, and that means you can life your life more freely in exactly the same house you\u2019ve lived in for a long time.\nNot having to move away, or to one level home from the life you know in Illinois.\nA Life Alert medical tracking bracelet can mean the difference between getting medical help fast, or being stuck for days.\nIs there any risk of falling and sliding, or having a heart attack or stroke?\nFor a lot of elderly people living in Illinois at home, the threat of sliding and falling, then not having the ability to get back up is chilling. Also having a stroke or a heart attack and being at home alone, and having no one is, in addition, quite chilling.\nWith medical observation bracelet or necklace, you will always have the ability to get in touch with Illinois medical professionals in the event of a medical emergency, which means you stuck again and will never be alone.\nIt will help family members quit worrying about your safety, and give much more autonomy and freedom to live your life like standard in Illinois, understanding you are going to be cared for in a medical emergency.\nHere are some cities in Illinois where we can install a Life Alert monitoring system",
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        "raw_content": "Elkhart resident Bob McCue gets a kick from portraying famous ancestor\nBob McCue will portray his famous ancestor, Capt. Adam Bogardus, at Elkhart\u0092s Spring Festival on May 19.\nPHOTO BY JOB CONGER\nUntitled Document As a little boy growing up in Elkhart, Bob McCue didn\u2019t know that he was related to anybody famous until organizers of a local pageant \u2014 part of the village\u2019s centennial celebrations in 1955 \u2014 came to see his mother. The visitors were looking for photographs of prominent residents, including Capt. Adam H. Bogardus, a famous marksman in the second half of the 19th century. Finding out that his great-great-grandfather was one of the nation\u2019s most acclaimed shooters launched the 9-year-old on a lifelong quest to learn about his family\u2019s and community\u2019s histories. Now in his sixties, McCue regularly dresses up in period costume to portray his famous ancestor and tell stories about the way things were. That\u2019s how visitors to next week\u2019s Spring Festival will find McCue as he guides visitors through historic Elkhart Cemetery. The one-day festival, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, May 19, will include tours of the historic Gillett Mansion, a show of antique tractors and engines, bluegrass music, a farmers\u2019 market, a display of Indian points, and other activities. Drivers who pass Elkhart on Interstate 55 may recognize the village by the giant hill resembling a giant slagheap or Cahokia-like burial mound. It is, in fact, a legacy of what geologists call the Illinoian and Wisconsin glaciers, which covered 80 percent of Illinois thousands of years ago. Rising about 225 feet, the hill is home to hundreds of deer and is covered with virgin timber and plants that aren\u2019t native to the prairie below. Once a major agricultural center, Elkhart still boasts the largest grain elevator in Logan County and memories of a passing parade of famous people, including Abe Lincoln and a retired Illinois governor, who found a lot to like about the thriving community. Elkhart\u2019s population of 430 (as of mid-2000) has remained relatively stable in recent years.\n\u201cMy dad used to say, every time some girl had a baby, some guy left town,\u201d McCue says. But that\u2019s not why he left town.\nAfter graduating from high school, McCue joined the Marines and served in combat during Vietnam. Then he spent 35 years as a sheet-metal worker before retiring three years ago.\nNow he spends his time as a walking encyclopedia of local lore and has been known to regale total strangers at the drop of a hint. Few others could point out the trackside shamble that was once the Crowhurst Siding, a special rail-passenger landing constructed so that industrialist George Pullman could visit his lady friend Jessie Dean Gillett, daughter of cattle baron John Dean Gillett. The landing permitted Pullman to travel from Chicago to her home without getting mud on his boots.\nBefore Elkhart appeared on a map, McCue explains, the settlement was known as Elkhart Grove. Some maps show it as Latham\u2019s Settlement. James Latham and his son, Richard, came to the area in 1819 and planted their first corn crops in 1821. A field on Elkhart\u2019s north side has been in grain production ever since, according to McCue. The Lathams built a cabin on the hill, near what was already known as Edwards Trace. Dating back to prehistoric times, the trace was a visible dip in the land, a trail from Cahokia past Springfield and Elkhart and ending in Peoria, worn down by early animals moving from shelter to shelter, water source to water source. Indians traveled the same way, following the wild game. \u201cJohn Latham built some rental cabins, trying to get more people to move in. Richard built Kentucky House, the first inn in Logan County. In the field in front of that, he built a four-horse grain mill,\u201d McCue says. Horses turned the millstone. \u201cAt the time, to get to a water mill, farmers had to travel down to Cahokia. The water mill at New Salem had not yet been built.\u201d Descendants of the Lathams are buried in the Latham family cemetery, not far from the site of John Latham\u2019s original cabin and some distance from Elkhart Cemetery.\nIn 1848, John Shockey arrived and built a house on the hill. \u201cThe story goes that Shockey looked down from the hill on this area below and determined this would be a great place for a town,\u201d McCue says. \u201cWhen plans for the railroad came through, that cinched it.\u201d John and Catharine Shockey formalized the settlement as a village in 1855. \u201cHe and Mrs. Shockey had 17 children in 23 years. I tell people that his greatest contribution was populating the area,\u201d he says with a wink. There are still Shockey relatives living in the Elkhart area. For many years John and Catharine were buried at the summit, but they were reinterred after Elkhart Cemetery was established farther down the slope. The original grave markers, which replaced the cedar stumps believed to have been the first markers of the graves, remain silent sentinels at the top of Elkhart Hill. The village\u2019s most prominent resident, John Dean Gillett, arrived from Pennsylvania in 1850 and began amassing 20,000 acres. Gillett is credited with introducing shorthorn cattle to Illinois and is said to have been the first American to export livestock back to Europe, McCue says. Much of Gillett\u2019s land was used for grain. \u201cGillett hired farmers to mind the grain and bought it back to feed his cattle. When they had surplus grain, they sold it on the open market, and profits were shared with those who worked the land. One year, winter came early with lots of rain, which thoroughly soaked the corn before it could be harvested. His tenant farmers could expect no income from tons of grain about to rot. Gillette told his farmers to bring the grain in anyway. That same year, Hiram Walker, producers of fine whiskey, began in Peoria. They didn\u2019t care if the corn was wet.\u201d Today the Old Gillett Farm remains a private residence, but tours are available by appointment.\nThree-time Illinois Gov. Richard J. Oglesby married Gillett\u2019s oldest daughter, Emma, and retired to a palatial mansion on the hill, but the home was demolished some years ago after it was determined that the cost of restoration was prohibitively high. The Oglesbys are buried in the Oglesby Mausoleum at Elkhart Cemetery.\nCapt. Bogardus, McCue\u2019s great-great-grandfather, was born in Berne, N.Y., in 1833. \u201cWhen he was 22 years old, he moved to a cabin on the Sangamon River by Petersburg. He was a carpenter by trade, but he hunted, and he became a market hunter.\u201d A market hunter harvests wild game for mass consumption in large cities. \u201cWhen the railroad came through Elkhart, he moved here in 1857 so he could ship birds in ice and oats and they could be to the market in Chicago and St. Louis on the same day. He hunted the hills, including where the cemetery is now,\u201d McCue notes with obvious pride.\n\u201cIn a book published about his life, he mentioned that he enjoyed hunting the fields of John Gillett. Some of them ran seven miles \u2018at the through,\u2019 and they were divided by hedgerows of Osage orange, which provided good cover for the birds. When he moved here, he became Elkhart\u2019s first roads commissioner. As a carpenter, he built our first wood sidewalks. \u201cBogardus fascinated the locals when he came to Elkhart,\u201d McCue says, \u201cbecause he hunted with hunting dogs like they did out East. He introduced hunting dogs to this area. They also couldn\u2019t understand why he had six or eight guns when nobody around here had more than two. The reason why was that he hunted a lot.\u201d\nBogardus was one of the first in the new nation to recognize the need for game conservation. He spoke out against the practice of driving birds into large nets and then picking them off. The danger of killing all game in an area was as obvious then as it is today. Other hunters devised a large weapon called a transom gun. Mounted on the transom of a boat, it fired a lot of lead shot at a time. \u201cHunters would place it, camouflaged, on a pond where flocks of bird were likely to land\u201d he says. \u201cOne blast could kill the entire flock.\u201d\nEarly shooting tournaments were also a concern. \u201cAt some of these events, they would shoot up to 300 birds. To discourage that kind of game consumption, Bogardus refined the mechanical target-launching gear invented in Cincinnati years before and invented a glass ball filled with bird feathers \u2014 early versions of today\u2019s clay pigeons. It was obvious at any range when they were hit.\u201d\nBogardus went to the Civil War twice. \u201cLogan County never had a draft during that war,\u201d McCue says. \u201cEvery time they were given a quota of men, it was filled or exceeded by volunteers. Bogardus had a livelihood as a market hunter to maintain, so he agreed to take a consignment of men but not as an enlisted member of the military. It was understood that he could return to Logan County in the spring, when the geese came north, and in the fall, when they went south. He served two 90-day consignments, the first as a lieutenant and the second as a captain. Part of his job, according to family history, was training sharpshooters \u2014 what we call snipers today.\n\u201cPeople did a lot of their marketing in Peoria. Some of his friends met an exhibition shooter who was challenging everyone. They arranged a bet that Bogardus could outshoot the exhibition performer with the provision that if their compatriot carpenter would not be a part of it, they would forfeit the money they put up. \u201cBogardus was not too sold on the idea, but he didn\u2019t want them to lose their money, so he shot and he won \u2014 and he shot and won a few more times. He started getting good press, making money. A few years later, he and his four sons joined Buffalo Bill Cody\u2019s touring Wild West show,\u201d McCue says. \u201cHis youngest son, Eddie, 8 years old, would shoot a 3-inch glass ball out of his father\u2019s mouth with a rifle.\u201d\nThe show-business career was short-lived, however. Bogardus and Cody rented a riverboat together and planned to put on month-long show in New Orleans during a major celebration there. The riverboat sank after being involved in a collision, and so the show had to be staged on land. The terrible weather during the contracted month there had catastrophic effects on attendance and Cody\u2019s finances, and he and the Bogarduses came to an unhappy parting of the ways. Bogardus appeared briefly with the Annie Oakley show before returning to Lincoln, just up the road a piece from Elkhart. There he set up a shooting gallery and gave shooting instruction. McCue says that Bogardus returned to the open road years later. In 1903, Oakley sued several small newspapers for publishing a story about a prostitute who had claimed to be the sharpshooter and defiled her reputation. To help her raise money for her legal action, Bogardus traveled with Oakley\u2019s Wild West show. He amazed crowds with his marksmanship at age 70, shooting from a rocking chair. Bogardus said that it was not hard and that much of his market hunting was done seated. He died in Lincoln, in 1913, and was buried at Elkhart Cemetery.\nUnlike many rural \u201ccelebrations,\u201d Elkhart\u2019s Spring Festival is a one-day do. \u201cWe aim this whole thing at family,\u201d says Andrea Niehaus, founder of the Elkhart Festival Association and chairwoman of this year\u2019s event. \u201cWe\u2019ll have a flea and craft market and an archaeology expert on hand to tell you about artifacts you may have collected,\u201d she says. Niehaus considers McCue one of the village\u2019s treasured artifacts, thanks to his convivial sharing of local history and his devotion to the community.\nEveryone, she says, looks forward to his guided tours of the cemetery. \u201cYou\u2019ll find I\u2019m pretty windy when I get rolling about the history here,\u201d McCue says. 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        "raw_content": "Alyssa Miller, Model & Entrepreneur\n\u201cI started modeling when I was super young. I kept getting scouted, but it always felt very scam-y, so I was really, really hesitant. A friend of my dad's\u2014a model\u2014insisted that I give it a try. At first I did one or two shoots in LA to get started, and then I was sent to New York. There, my first shoot was with Russian Vogue, and then Italian Vogue, and then they flew me to London for Stella McCartney. That fast. I was 15 and I had never left the country before. Stella McCartney was huge\u2014my first big ad campaign. At this point, 14 years later, I\u2019ve shot with everyone. One time I was shooting some editorial and they put this pixie cut wig on me. The hairstylist started cutting the wig on my head without properly tucking back my [real] hair, and he ended up cutting a big chunk off of the front. I was hysterical. It\u2019s silly, but you know, that\u2019s your livelihood. I had to hide that chunk for a while.\nModeling has helped me live all over. After growing up in LA, I lived in New York for 13 years, Austin, Texas for a little while, and then Paris and London. I developed a brand called Pilgrim before I moved back to LA. It started with the idea of a hat box\u2014I liked the idea of bags I could carry my hats around in, or take for the weekend, but I could never find the right ones. I wanted to sort of go back to the \u201860s and \u201870s, to how great that luggage was, and all the flight attendants with the hat boxes. Those images inspired me because they were practical but cool. So it\u2019s all sort of like that. It all fits into the overhead compartment and the seat in front of you. We\u2019re just about to do our second collection. And then I\u2019m selling vintage too, which I curate. When I was a kid, we would go into Hollywood and vintage hunt every Sunday. There\u2019s this vintage place called Jet Rag, and they get clothes in bulk\u2014in crates. Before they sort through everything, they open up the crates and let everyone else sort through it first. You have to really commit, but everything\u2019s a dollar. Now I like to go to this Hidden Treasures place\u2014there\u2019s always something good in there.\nFor my hair, I get balayage three times a year at Suite Caroline in New York. Lena does it. She\u2019s the best\u2014she has such a good eye for colors and tones, and what\u2019s going to look best with your skin. In LA, Christina Cessna at Martinez-Samuel Salon cuts my hair. She\u2019s incredible. Two years ago I got bangs, and I think I\u2019m going to be a lifer\u2014I really love them. They soften my strong features. It\u2019s nice not to feel like, \u2018Bah! Eyebrows! Lips!\u2019 I have wavy hair, so I always blow out my bangs and the front bits with a round brush and Oribe\u2019s Dry Texture Spray. But I don\u2019t blowdry the rest of my hair, I let it dry naturally, and then it all sort of blends together. Other than that I never have to do anything to my hair, except for like, dry shampoo when I don\u2019t wash it for two days. I get it cut every three weeks, and that\u2019s kind of my trick. I find that people struggle with their hair and want to use a lot of products to fix it, but a good cut and regular trims are all it takes. Get rid of those split ends! I just cut off a couple centimeters each time. Another thing I like to tell people is that a lot of people get bangs, but then decide it doesn\u2019t work on their face. I think it\u2019s because they cut these crazy layers in the front. Don\u2019t get layers with bangs! Or get long layers. That\u2019s why everyone loves Jane Birkin\u2019s hair, or Francoise Hardy\u2019s.\nEven though I\u2019m a product fiend, I only use a few things on my face every day. 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And then you\u2019re really fresh when you get out\u2014you don\u2019t feel like, \u2018Oh, I can\u2019t move [my face],\u2019 you know? So I typically do a tinted moisturizer and concealer. I always change them. There\u2019s one from Laura Mercier I\u2019ve been using, and I just tried Glossier\u2019s Skin Tint, which I like. I\u2019m always trying to find the best one. For concealer, I go between this Laura Mercier Flawless Fusion one, and then Marc Jacobs has a good one, too. They\u2019re dewy, which is a theme here. I don\u2019t like anything too matte. Everything has to sort of be moisturizing at the same time.\nMy eyebrows are really important to me, so I normally use Boy Brow for them. Even with the bangs, they peek through! When I was a kid I had a unibrow\u2014like fully connected. I actually got laser hair removal, just in the middle. Hair still comes in, but it\u2019s subtle. For lips I use this Glossier one in Cake every day. 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My sister got me this Kat Von D Tattoo Liner, and it\u2019s sick. And then I\u2019ve got this Stila one, which is even more precise. It\u2019s called Microtip. I do it in one try every time. I have lashes on right now, but I like Benefit\u2019s They\u2019re Real mascara. It\u2019s a great lengthener\u2014not too chunky. When I am wearing lashes I always do individuals from Ardell. It\u2019s not that hard\u2014I prefer it, as opposed to putting on a ton of mascara. I have done eyelash extensions, and I liked them, but it\u2019s tough to keep up. I have a great girl in LA who did extensions for my wedding. Her name is Flo, and her company\u2019s called Flo Lashes. She\u2019s truly incredible, and I don\u2019t want anyone else going to her, so don\u2019t go to her! No, I\u2019m kidding, it\u2019s fine. [Laughs]\nAn ideal evening for me is to go to a friend\u2019s show\u2014I love that I have so many musician friends in LA. In New York, I love Bowery Ballroom. 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        "raw_content": "The Color of Passport Says a Lot\u2026\nPosted by itzeazy on March 8, 2016 0 Comments\nIt is interesting to observe that the color of the passport of a nation is not arbitrarily selected but has some deep significance.All over the world, thedifferent shades of the national passports are derived from the primary colors namely Red,Green, Blue or Black. The variation in the colors of the different national passports comes from the different hues of these main colors.\nGeography,religion and politicalstatus are few of the deciding factors for the selection of a particular colorof its national passport.The passport books for countries within the European Union (EU) tend to be burgundy for its past communist history, while those from Caricom (Caribbean Community and Common Market) states use blue assymbolic of the New World for countries in North America, South America and Oceania.\nThe Islam following countries like Morocco, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have chosen green as primary colorof their passport because of the importance of green color in Islam.\nUniquely different color of national passport is also selected by a country if it is eager to project its unique status and identity like Switzerland and Singapore that have bright red and bright orange/reddish passportrespectively.\nIn some cases the culture, history and political aspirations are not only the deciding factors but also practicality and availability of color can also be the determining factor.The US jacket has seen several changes in colour, from red and green and now blue.",
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        "raw_content": "The Favorite Sister by Jessica Knoll (2018)\nThe Favorite Sister is set, primarily, in the world of reality-TV and follows the rise and fall of the stars of a fictional show called, Goal Diggers. At its outset, Goal Diggers intended to be the first feminist reality TV show: following the story of four young, ambitious women who are working to make their unique ideas into million-dollar businesses. This show is not intended to be The Bachelor, with cat fights and backstabbing. These are women who will hold each other up, support one another, and not succumb to sabotage to get ahead.\nHowever, as the show grows in popularity, the show creators see a chance to increase ratings by pitting the women against one another, creating conflict, firing stars who are too old for their demographic, and using manufactured drama to win fans. The ploy works, the show becomes at hit and its stars celebrities. But soon the drama and competition between the cast becomes all too real, and a show meant to hold up feminist women as role models for the new millennium, becomes just another venue for showing women that what really matters are looks, money, and fame.\nAmong the main narrators of the story are Brett, Stephanie, and Kelly. Brett is a gritty, tattooed, lesbian who rises to fame with a no-nonsense attitude and (apparent) disregard for the trappings of wealth. Stephanie is an African-American writer who is the elegant, calm, intelligent leader of the group. And finally, Kelly, Britt\u2019s older sister who has grown more and more resentful of Britt\u2019s fame and riches and has maneuvered herself on to the show, bringing with her ratings-spiking drama and deception.\nAs the book picks up speed, the characters start unraveling. Soon the years of lying, in-fighting, competition, and artifice begins to wear on everyone. Fights abound, friendships crumble, and \u2014 feeling that this may be there last chance to \u201cwin\u201d \u2014 businesses are sabotaged.\nDespite the fact that the story is interesting, it is also tawdry and out of touch, much in the same way that reality TV is. On the surface, Knoll has presented readers with a story that harshly criticizes the manufactured and manipulative world of reality TV; but she has failed offer an alternative to us. Every character is the book is selfish, cruel, and unlikable \u2014 there is not one person who stands to represents \u201creal\u201d women. Every woman in the book \u2014 from the precocious twelve year old to the aging octogenarian \u2014 is deceitful or desperate (or both) and more than willing to discard her integrity for money and fame\u2026or at the very least for name-brand clothing and the envy of others.\nWhile the story is sensational fiction, it is telling that there are no depictions of women in the story who seem like those in my life. Surely Knoll is not suggesting that any woman can be corrupted into be hateful and shallow with the smallest of promise of celebrity, money, or status? Yet that is what each character in the book does\u2026shed her decency when presented with financial gain. In the book that is (at least attempting) to put forth feminist counter-arguments to the nature of celebrity worship, reality TV, and social media, the characters never live up to their own self-proclaimed ideals.\nIn many ways, the book is aiming to make money sensationalizing the sleazy and back-biting world of reality TV, just like the characters in the book. By failing to offer characters or plot lines that balance out the outlandish ones in the book, no real lessons are learned nor warnings sounded\u2026and the result is a book that leaves readers feeling that the views of women are in no way furthered. We are being given the same stories as always about how \u2014 at our core \u2013we petty, competitive, and looks-obsessed.\nContemporary, Drama, Family, Fiction, Relationships\tLeave a comment\nThe Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work by John Gottman & Nan Silver (1999)\nMy husband and I married seventeen years ago, when we were just 22-years-old. We both have always placed a high value on the quality of our marriage and we never shy away from examining our relationship to find ways to improve it. We still talk with great regularity about the highs and lows of our day-to-day life and seek out advice and ideas \u2014 such as those in Seven Principles \u2014 for making our marriage even stronger. Although this book is nearly 20 years old, the straight-forward strategies outlined in it are still as insightful and relevant as ever, largely because they are simple but effective.\nGottman & Silver do not argue that marriage should be without conflict, and they do not think that fighting or complaining is necessarily detrimental to the overall health of a marriage. Rather, they argue, that having and handling conflicts\u2013 when they inevitably arise \u2014 in healthy ways can prevent long-lasting damage to the relationship.\nOver the course of the relationship, the key is to build up the \u201cbalance of your emotional bank account\u2026learning to turn toward each other, rather than away, can serve as a cushion when times get rough.\u201d (80) How do couples learn to \u201clean into\u201d their relationship? How do they make sure their are building a resilient marriage? They treat each other well.\nEvery day, thousands of times each day, a couple has a chance to strengthen their relationship: by valuing each other\u2019s friendship; by taking an active role in each other\u2019s lives; in setting and striving for common goals; by supporting each other in large and small ways; by recognizing the things that are important to the person you love; and by showing your partner that you value and treasure them.\nThat advice may seem simple\u2026because it is. Taking care of the best parts of your marriage will \u201cshore you up,\u201d so when life gets challenging \u2014 a lost job, a new baby, an illness \u2014 your marriage already healthy and strong and able to weather the storm. And by downplaying the bad parts of your marriage (everyone has them) you do not let small resentments and petty grievances distract you from the common goal of having a long and happy relationship.\nIn the early chapters, the book details the things couples in trouble do and contrasts those with helpful things healthy couples do; to give readers a sense of how any situation can be steered in a positive way, easing the stress it puts on the couple. The latter parts of the book introduce the titular Seven Principles that any couple \u2014 faltering or strong \u2014 can implement to improve their marriage.\nMaking an effort to keep your marriage strong is one of the most important investments most of us will ever make in our lifetimes and it is worth a refresher course now and then to keep us on the right track. This book \u2014 like my husband \u2014 is a absolute gem!\nMarriage, Non-fiction, Relationships, self-improvement\tLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "Unfortunately I do not believe that it is possible to describe the whole your character in a few lines! We need to see each other`s eyes and feel the touch of our hands to understand each other and to learn each other! I am a sensual lady, vulnerable, gentle, kind, funny, caring and responsible! At the same time I am a serious woman. I know what I want. I am not for games here! I want to make my family my husband and my child the happiest people! My family comes first for me. I think that the way to a man`s heart is through his stomach. So I can cook tasty dishes not only of Ukrainian cuisine! Cooking is my passion. Soups, salads, myso, fish, cakes... But it does not affect my figure. I dance and go to the gym. In my spare time I like to go to the movies and theaters. I love creativity of modern dances and movies! I also love watching fantasy and action films though it is not usual for women.\nI need a responsible, loyal and devoted man, who really wants to start a family with me! I need an experienced man who knows what treachery, betrayal and loss mean... I need a smart and real man! I want to be confident in him and feel his support. His beauty, age and race are not important for me. I am a realist who is looking for the one who is looking for me! Let`s find each other finally?\nFriendship, Serious relationship,marriage",
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        "raw_content": "Posted: December 28, 2015 by Van Chavez\nUnfortunately, there are so many misconceptions that are connected with drug addiction. These mistaken beliefs can cause serious problems for both the addicted person and the community as a whole. Most of the time, these misconceptions were created to scare children about addiction. But, these were not effective, it just makes it harder for addicts to seek help and get into treatment in order to rebuild their healthy and sober life.\nMyth #1: Drug addiction is a personal choice\nAt first, it is really the person\u2019s choice to use drugs. But, as times goes by, the person may go from a voluntary drug user to being a regular user of drugs and it is not their choice. People become addicted to drugs because a constant use of the substance changes the normal functioning of the brain, which often results in an uncontrollable use of drugs.\nMyth#2: Drug addiction is a character failure\nA number of studies have already proven that substance addiction is a brain disease. Each type of substance addiction changes how the brain functions in different ways. But, regardless of the person\u2019s drug of choice, substance abuse effects on the brain are almost similar: they range from changing how the neurons and cells work in the brain, to mood swings, or change on how the brain memory processes. All of these changes influence the person\u2019s behavior. People with drug addiction problems are more likely to do anything just to support their negative habit.\nMyth#3: Addicts are Hopeless\nThis myth is obviously not true. This kind of belief brings nothing but an emotional burden on recovered individuals. Addiction, like any other diseases, is treatable. Though there are many cases wherein recovering addicts spent years before they were able to overcome their addiction, while other cases show the opposite, wherein these individual were able to recover from their addiction for a short-period of time. Even though the length of recovery varies depending on the person, the most important thing to keep in mind is that recovery from addiction is possible.\nMyth#4: Addicts are bad people\nJust for everyone to know, addicts are not bar people. They are just sick and trying to get well from their disease. They are like normal individuals in our society who struggle with drug addiction on a daily basis. Most importantly, they are the individuals who needs care, love and support not just from their family, but from the whole society as a whole.\nMyth#5: There is only one treatment to overcome addiction\nIf there is only one treatment to get free from addiction, things could get much easier, but in reality, this is not the case. The reality is that there is no particular treatment program for addiction that is effective for everyone. Each of the addicted individual is different. Thus, they need the kind of treatment that is designed to meet their particular needs in recovery. Some substance abuse patients may do well by individual or group counseling, while others seem to better with therapies. The most important thing is that each patient must be able to find the strategy that work best for them.",
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        "raw_content": "A Week of Tears\nDear ones. This has been a week of tears\u2014not the hormonal kind..but the \u201cprayerful\u201d kind.\nWithout telling you what God showed my heart and mind\u2014know this: He will reveal things to you when you \u201cbox\u201d yourself in with Him\u2014every\u2014single\u2014time.\nI read an account of William Seymour from the book \u201cThey Told Me Their Stories\u201d, by Tommy Welchel and according to several eye witness accounts, William Seymour put a box on his head\u2014as directed by God\u2014which may have seemed ridiculous to many\u2014but the effects of his action of obedience\u2014was an outpouring of the Holy Spirit and anointing on that man as never before experienced since (my opinion) the message preached on the Day of Pentecost, by Peter himself! Acts 2:1-47.\nI sought Him\u2014He showed up. No, God didn\u2019t tell me to put a box on my head\u2014but He did require me to sit still\u2014leaning hard into His presence\u2014He was here. In my house.\nSome of the tears that fell this week were prayers for those suffering such tragedies as the onslaught of the weather persisted in ripping apart lives across our Nation.\nAs Jeff explained all the details of the trip to Rainbow City, Alabama, so hard hit by those tornadoes in April, I sat amazed at all the pictures.\nPictured here is a group of men from California, who flew in, purchased all the tools they needed to work, rented a couple of vans and was directed to the sites to work. They gave all they had in the work\u2014and then gave all they had purchased when they left. They gathered around the homeowner to pray before they left. Did they know them? No. Did they have to know them to help them? No.\nTwo accounts specifically touched my heart. One was a father who held onto his son as he was being sucked out of the sunroof of the car they were riding in. As they saw and felt the tornado, the son began to recite scriptures\u2014over and over. All those he had learned all his life\u2014and then he was gone. Right out of his dad\u2019s arms. (From the Joplin tornado)\nThe other account was one that Jeff relayed when he returned from Rainbow City, AL. He showed me the picture of the site where the house \u201cwas\u201d. The older couple had been in their living room\u2014praying because of the storm\u2014and then all of a sudden she was sucked out of the house when it erupted and thrown over 200 yards and died. The house, or what was left of it fell on him\u2014yet he is alive.\nWhy did these tragedies and all the others take place? I have no answers for these\u2014yet I must say this: Tragedies come to all. It doesn\u2019t pick and choose by age, sex, race or religious affiliation. It\u2019s part of life.\nWhat matters is what we do with such events. Do we curse and blame God? Or do we reach out to help those in need? Friend, if such event strikes my life\u2014and I am sucked from this world to the one waiting\u2014I pray that I am quoting the Word of God on my way up\u2014or having a conversation with my Father in the moments before.\nIf it takes it, I will put a box on my head to make sure I am where I need to be in Him\u2014daily. I\u2019ve never been more serious about His Work\u2014His Call\u2014and His Word.\nIf it takes a box\u2014friend, don\u2019t wait a day longer to get connected with Him.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, May 26th, 2011 at 9:11 pm\tand posted in Missions.\tYou can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.\n\u00ab What Community Looks Like Up Close\nA Busy Week\u2026 \u00bb\nOne response to \u201cA Week of Tears\u201d\nMy sweet sister\u2026 I have never been more serious about HIS work either and if it takes a box\u2026 a box it is!! I want to do WHATEVER HE asks of me, no matter what!!!\nIT IS WELL!!!! Love you more than words! \ud83d\ude42",
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        "raw_content": "Curve in the Road\nWow. That is a word I use a LOT. It lends itself to describe my feelings on a lot of things\u2026from the good to the bad\u2026even to the ugly. It depicts my astonishment over many things\u2026 It\u2019s what I wanted to say when my doctor looked at me in a sort of nervous way- and said the words \u201ccancer\u201d quickly, as if to get them out there in the open air\u2013might relieve some of the stress she was feeling.\nHer first words, \u201cWell, I don\u2019t have good news for you\u201d hung suspended and I wanted to hit the rewind button and back track and maybe even have a re-do of the past few days events. But that wasn\u2019t happening. It was there. The test run- the mammogram and the ultrasound with the biopsy all told the facts of what was under the skin of me\u2026but just so far. It couldn\u2019t get to the heart of me\u2026 that\u2019s for God to see.\nI sat on the back porch, ignored the obvious humidity and heat and drank my coffee at the beginning of last week and I felt a weariness and dread come over me\u2013it knocked me backwards in my spirit. A few months before I had discovered what could be a life altering lump. I followed all the routine and advised things- and it went from \u201cwe see it\u201d\u2013to \u201cit\u2019s shrinking, must be a cyst\u201d. But then things changed. And last week Fear sat on my porch\u2013had the stinking audacity to do so with my Bible right in my lap! And Fear whispered all the nasty stuff in my head\u2026.All the what-ifs played out in my mind.\nWhat if you can\u2019t get to the mission field?\nWhat if you \u2026\u2026.?\nI cried. Admittedly that was a bad day\u2013an emotional day. A break-down day. A day when I didn\u2019t want to see anyone\u2026 but I had my Bible in my lap and it was open to the Psalms\u2026 I had been doing a lot of journaling from the Psalms\u2026and praying.\n\u201cGod is our refuge and strength, a helper who is always found in times of trouble. Therefore we will not be afraid, though the earth trembles and the mountains topple into the depths of the seas, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with its turmoil\u2026\u201d Psalm 46:1-3\n\u201cWhen I am afraid, I will trust in You, In God, whose word I praise, in God I trust; I will not fear.\u201d Psalm 56:3-4\nThen I reminded myself (do you ever have to remind yourself of things?), I reminded myself WHOSE I was. What HE had told me\u2013and that HE had set our course\u2013it was not something I designed and picked out\u2026it was ALL Him, baby! And if He went to the trouble to set so many things up\u2013 HE had a plan to use this.\nMy baby girl and my sister both said they had asked God to give it to them. I reminded them, God doesn\u2019t \u201cgive\u201d cancer. God gives good gifts.\nBUT, God will take the things that happen in our lives and work them for our good\u2013or someone else\u2019s. It may not be about us\u2026granted it may be happening to us or in our lives, but it may not be about us. He will strengthen us\u2013and help us\u2013but it may be for someone else all together.\nI know you want to say, \u201cdo you mean God will allow someone to go through something tragic just for someone else?\u201d Remember Jesus?\nDon\u2019t think for one second that I have it all figured out and that I\u2019m totally good with it all. I\u2019m not. I don\u2019t have it figured out and honestly, I am afraid of what Friday will be like, and the disfigurement that comes with breast cancer\u2026.and the pain. No, I\u2019m not good with it\u2013but I\u2019m good with my Father\u2013and I know HE has me in His hand and I\u2019ve never left His sight\u2026nor will I.\nGod has given me His Holy Spirit in advance\u2026so that in times like these\u2026.His Presence never leaves me\u2026ever.\nI cling to this\u2013HIS Word is true and He is faithful-throughout all generations. His faithfulness didn\u2019t end when my God-fearing, Bible reading- church going grandparents passed away. His mercy is brand new every morning\u2013and He is faithful to see and care for His children\u2026of which I am one of.\nBe gracious to me, God, be gracious to me, for I take refuge in You. I will seek refuge in the shadow of Your wings until danger passes. I call to God Most High, to God who fulfills His purpose for me. Psalm 57:1-2 [emphasis mine]\nI don\u2019t have all the answers. Honestly, I couldn\u2019t sleep. And I had been rolling it around in my head for 48 hours\u2013how I would even say this. But it\u2019s said now.\nIf you are a mission supporter for us\u2013Jeff and I want you to believe with us that we WILL be on the field at the time God has already picked out and the time we\u2019ve had on our hearts. We are still believing for our budget to be 100% by December of THIS year. Whoa! Did you just do a doubletake? I believe God can do anything. I believe this is a curve in the road and that up ahead is a victory none like we\u2019ve ever experienced. We kindly ask that the mission supporters keep supporting\u2026 be a part of what God is going to do through your hands and our lives\u2013in Bolivia! Don\u2019t stop just because we can\u2019t see what\u2019s next\u2026HE CAN!\nYou do know that the enemy will pull all sorts of stunts to keep the Gospel from getting out there\u2026 and he\u2019ll stop at nothing\u2013so that means we\u2019ve got to be more determined than ever before. We must be ever diligent about fully giving ourselves to Him\u2013even if we have to do it every-single-day. All over again. At every obstacle\u2026and around every curve in the road.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, August 4th, 2016 at 12:45 pm\tand posted in breast cancer, faith, Life, Missions.\tYou can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.\n\u00ab Trust-God.\nCurve in the Road- from our Mission Blog \u00bb\n10 responses to \u201cCurve in the Road\u201d\nJoy Lord\nSuch encouraging words for me, Angie. It is difficult for me to finish typing this for the tears rolling down my face. I hope spellcheck helps me out! God is doing so many things in your life, and Jeff\u2019s. I have a card you sent me a few years ago in which you shared an incident which has such a strong spiritual truth, and that was when you and Jeff were walking through the auditorium when the lights were out and how dark it was. Jeff told you to hold on to him because he knew the layout of the room better and would get you safely through! He did and God will!! I love you, my dear friend!\nYou have wonderful, no GREAT, examples in your family to follow as well as the Lord Himself. We will follow and uplift you. Much love.\nLea Bryant\nIt is a curve, but God!! Just hang on sister, God has you in the palm of his hand. We love you and Jeff and will be praying!\nSherri Evans\nMy faith is fully engaged with you, my friend! Love you!\nYour courage and en(courage)ment are amazing\u2026.I, too, have a card from you from years ago that you had written Isaiah 41:10 at the bottom\u2026it came in the mail on a very dark day in my life, but that ray of hope you shared made the clouds break\u2026.and later that same week I was able to share it with another soul in need of grabbing hold of grace\u2026.\nSo i pray for you to grab hold, my sister of faith, as you lean thru this curve in the road\u2026.His everlasting arms are strong enough and big enough for anything!\nWOW Angie \u2026 is right, so right and you WOW me with your audacious strength, wisdom, peace and such good reminders, for there God is in the midst, right there with you in the thick of everything \u2026 you keep to that cling! He\u2019s got this and He\u2019s got you, right in the palm of His hand. You are His! Just like the verse you shared of Isaiah 43:1-3 (perfect love casts out this fear (1 Jn 4:18) amen) and may you remember this as you pass through these \u201cwaters\u201d and \u201cfire\u201d, you will not be overcome, burned or overwhelmed, because you trust and know His promises. Add this one: \u201c\u2026and 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.\u201d After all, your word is HOPE! Your \u201ccurve\u201d to your mission field has just found the straight path of \u201cpeace that passes understanding\u201d (so you can find some sleep and rest your mind and heart) \u2013 your determination will win. The enemy cannot take this from you and Jeff. You are in my prayers, thoughts and heart as you \u201cfocus forward\u201d and keep on truckin\u2019 because thank God \u2013 Jesus saves (heals, delivers, etc.) HE is bigger than every crisis hurled by a very desperate enemy which tells me something GREAT is waiting for you in Bolivia to be accomplished in Jesus\u2019 name. Sending a big hug and many blessings ~ Peggy\nAngie \u2026\u201cWhen I think of the wisdom and scope of God\u2019s plan, I fall to my knees and pray to the Father, the Creator of everything in heaven and on earth. I pray that from His glorious, unlimited resources He will give you mighty inner strength through His Holy Spirit. And I pray that Christ will be more and more at home in your heart as you trust in Him. May your roots go down deep into the soil of God\u2019s marvelous love. And may you have the power to understand, as all God\u2019s people should, how wide, how long, how high, and how deep His love really is. May you experience the love of Christ, though it is so great you will never fully understand it. Then you will be filled with the fullness of life and power that comes from God\u201d (Ephesians 3:14\u201319, NLT).\u201d\nYou inspire me. I love you and I am praying.\nbreasblogspot\nJust read this due to a VBS filled week. Goodness I\u2019ve missed out on some big stuff! I\u2019m praying for you and your family. That\u2019s some heavy stuff. I don\u2019t have to tell you this, you already know\u2026but I\u2019ll say it anyways God is faithful. Believing for a good outcome and great testimonies.\nLove you Mrs. Angie!!\n[\u2026] our youngest daughter reminded me\u2013the enemy meant for this to be a road block, but it\u2019s just a speed bump\u2013God has everything under control. Bolivia is still in sight. It will take more than cancer [\u2026]",
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        "title": "Jumping Jack Flash Hypothesis: It's A Gas Gas Gas: Event Update For 2018-07-04",
        "raw_content": "2018-07-04 - Home destroyed by explosion and fire in West Kelowna (Canada), 1 killed:\nhttp://globalnews.ca/news/4314448/explosion-levels-west-kelowna-home-several-injured/\nhttp://www.kelownadailycourier.ca/news/article_4a493f8a-80d8-11e8-bfd6-abc2248efdf1.html\nQuote: \"Nearby resident Rob Hayward said he was standing outside the home when firefighters carried the man outside. 'He was burnt from end to end,' he said. 'Hair gone, clothes gone, skin boiling. I couldn\u2019t believe it.'\"\n2018-07-04 - Firecracker warehouse devastated by fire and explosions in Kotilingala (India), 11 killed:\nhttp://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/apxblaze-at-india-firecracker-warehouse-kills-11/\nhttp://www.sfchronicle.com/news/world/article/Blaze-at-India-firecracker-warehouse-kills-11-13048851.php\nhttp://www.kpvi.com/news/national_news/blaze-at-india-firecracker-warehouse-kills/article_542906fa-951d-570b-935c-291c9d985a89.html\nhttp://www.fredericksburg.com/news/news-wire/blaze-at-india-firecracker-warehouse-kills/article_708b1e63-58a9-5614-af22-82a9c76e5953.html\n2018-07-04 - Transformer explodes and burns on roof of bakery in Ithaca (New York):\nhttp://www.ithacajournal.com/story/news/public-safety/2018/07/04/ithaca-bakery-fire-no-injuries-reported-after-transformer-explosion/758006002/\n2018-07-04 - Boat explodes into flame at the Highland Marina on Lake Granby (Colorado):\nhttp://www.9news.com/article/news/local/a-boat-exploded-at-the-highland-marine-on-lake-granby/73-570738045\nhttp://www.skyhinews.com/news/fourth-of-july-boat-explosion-injures-1-on-lake-granby/\nhttp://www.denverpost.com/2018/07/04/boat-explosion-lake-granby/\n2018-07-04 - Boat bursts into flame on Morrill Pond in Hartland (Maine):\nhttp://q1065.fm/eight-people-escape-unharmed-from-boat-fire/\nhttp://wpor.com/news/074470-no-injuries-following-boat-fire-in-hartland/\nhttp://www.necn.com/news/new-england/Hartland-Maine-Game-Wardens-Morrill-Pond-Boat-Fire-Rescue-487404061.html\nhttp://bangordailynews.com/2018/07/05/news/central-maine/eight-people-escape-flaming-boat-on-fourth-of-july/\nhttp://www.foxbangor.com/news/item/28261-georgia-boater-passengers-safe-after-boat-fire-on-morrill-pond\nhttp://www.centralmaine.com/2018/07/05/eight-rescued-from-motorboat-that-caught-fire-at-hartland-pond/\nhttp://www.wagmtv.com/content/news/Eight-people-rescued-after-motorboat-catches-fire-487405561.html\nhttp://wgme.com/news/local/family-escapes-after-boat-catches-fire-on-hartland-pond\nhttp://www.wabi.tv/content/news/Eight-people-escape-burning-boat-in-Hartland-487399971.html\nhttp://www.sunjournal.com/eight-rescued-from-motorboat-that-caught-fire-at-hartland-pond/\n2018-07-04 - Boat bursts into flame on Chautauqua Lake in Celoron (New York):\nhttp://wesb.com/deputies-called-boat-fire/\nhttp://www.wivb.com/news/local-news/boat-catches-fire-in-chautauqua-county/1285420748\nhttp://www.post-journal.com/news/latest-news/2018/07/123-pm-no-injuries-reported-in-boat-fire/\nhttp://www.post-journal.com/news/local-news/2018/07/no-injuries-reported-in-celoron-boat-fire/\nhttp://wnynewsnow.com/2018/07/05/sheriffs-respond-to-celoron-boat-fire/\n2018-07-04 - Boat bursts into flame near the Baldwin Beach Express in coastal Orange Beach (Alabama):\nhttp://www.cbs42.com/news/local/boat-burns-near-baldwin-beach-express/1283784621\nhttp://www.wkrg.com/news/local-news/boat-burns-near-baldwin-beach-express/1283640038\n2018-07-04 - Boat bursts into flame near coastal Belleek (Ireland):\nhttp://rnli.org/news-and-media/2018/july/05/enniskillen-rnli-rescues-two-after-boat-fire\nNote: These are the 569th, 570th, 571st, 572nd and 573nd boats/ships to burn/explode in 2018...\n2018-07-04 - Transit bus bursts into flame on road on the island of Jamaica, 2 injured:\nhttp://www.loopjamaica.com/content/two-injured-jutc-bus-catches-fire\nQuote: \"Two passengers on a Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) bus travelling from Half-Way Tree to Spanish Town had to seek medical attention after the bus caught fire in Central Village in the vicinity of the Red Cross complex on Wednesday night. In the panic to escape the blaze, a male and a female both received foot injuries and had to be taken to the Spanish Town Hospital for assessment and treatment.\"\n2018-07-04 - Passenger bus bursts into flame on the A1 near Luxembourg:\n2018-07-04 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on I-295 in coastal Jacksonville (Florida):\nhttp://www.news4jax.com/news/local/jacksonville/semi-truck-catches-fire-on-i-295-near-dames-point-bridge\n2018-07-04 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on Highway 74 between Lumberton and Pembroke (North Carolina):\nhttp://wpde.com/news/local/tractor-trailer-burns-after-tire-explodes-in-robeson-county\n2018-07-04 - Tractor (excavator) bursts into flame while parked at business in Coventry (Rhode Island):\nhttp://www.ricentral.com/coventry_courier/excavator-malfunction-cause-of-merrill-motors-fire/article_ac4e19e8-8098-11e8-87fb-1bdfb7c363e2.html\n2018-07-04 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame on highway near coastal Limassol on the island of Cyprus (Greece):\nhttp://english.cyprustimes.com/2018/07/05/lorry-fire-closes-part-of-motorway-in-cyprus-video/\n2018-07-04 - Tractor trailer bursts into flame at 2:45 AM on the M6 near Nuneaton (Britain):\nhttp://news.warwickshire.gov.uk/fireincidents/2018/07/03/lorry-fire-junction-2-to-1-m6-south-3-appliances-water-carrier-attending/\nhttp://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/m6-closed-both-directions-j2-14857965\nhttp://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/m6-traffic-jams-thanks-lorry-14858052\nhttp://coventryobserver.co.uk/news/early-morning-lorry-fire-on-m6-took-hours-to-put-out-7453/\nhttp://www.briefreport.co.uk/news/m6-closed-in-both-directions-at-j2-and-j1-after-lorry-fire-5811673.html\nhttp://rugbyobserver.co.uk/news/early-morning-lorry-fire-on-m6-took-hours-to-put-out-7453/\nNote: These are the 1381st, 1382ns, 1383rd, 1384th and 1385th tractors/tankers/semis to burn/explode in 2018...\n2018-07-04 - Seven dump trucks destroyed by fire just before 7:30 AM while parked at trucking business in Indianapolis (Indiana):\nhttp://www.truckersnews.com/7-trucks-lost-in-early-morning-fire-wednesday/\nhttp://www.bradenton.com/news/business/article214332739.html\nhttp://www.wishtv.com/news/local-news/crews-respond-to-mass-ave-fire/1282869422\nhttp://www.chron.com/news/article/Fire-destroys-7-dump-trucks-worth-1M-in-13049575.php\nhttp://www.newstimes.com/news/article/Fire-destroys-7-dump-trucks-worth-1M-in-13049575.php\nhttp://www.indystar.com/story/news/2018/07/04/7-20-ton-dump-trucks-catch-fire-1-m-blaze-indianapolis-business/757800002/\nhttp://fox59.com/2018/07/04/damage-estimated-at-1-2-million-after-dump-trucks-catch-fire-at-east-side-business/\nQuote: \"Fire has destroyed seven 20-ton dump trucks valued at more than $1 million.\"\nQuote: \"There have been several trucking related fires in recent months...\"\n2018-07-04 - Ambulance bursts into flame on Long Hill in Mere (Britain):\nhttp://www.wiltshire999s.co.uk/ambulance-explodes-as-it-turned-into-a-raging-fireball-in-mere/\n2018-07-04 - RV and car destroyed by fire while parked at Reflection Lake RV Park and Fishing Campground on Cottonwood Lake in San Jacinto (California):\nhttp://riversidecountynewssource.org/2018/07/04/san-jacinto-man-uninjured-after-rv-vehicle-destroyed-by-fire/\n2018-07-04 - RV bursts into flame on Route 72 in Plainville (Connecticut):\nhttp://www.wfsb.com/story/38573014/car-fire-slows-traffic-on-route-72-in-plainville\nhttp://fox61.com/2018/07/04/camper-destroyed-by-fire-on-rt-72/\nhttp://www.facebook.com/FOX61News/posts/2117290618313098\n2018-07-04 - Campervan bursts into flame on Beeley Hill Top in Beeley (Britain):\nhttp://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/firefighters-attend-vw-camper-van-blaze-1-9234355\n2018-07-04 - Cash van bursts into flame on street in coastal Durban (South Africa):\nhttp://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2018-07-04-cash-in-transit-van-bursts-into-flames-on-durban-street/\nhttp://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/south-africa/2018-07-04-cash-in-transit-van-bursts-into-flames-on-durban-street/\nQuote: \"A cash-in-transit van burst into flames on a Durban street on Wednesday. A car guard stationed outside a popular fashion store in Greyville\u201a said he observed the van stop and burst into flames. 'There was no gunfire or anything \u201a it just burst into flames\u201a' the car guard said.\"\n2018-07-04 - Van bursts into flame on highway in coastal Auckland (New Zealand):\nhttp://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/105222631/burning-car-causes-auckland-motorway-slowdown\nhttp://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2018/07/car-fire-blocks-auckland-south-western-motorway.html\nhttp://www.nzherald.co.nz/national-video/news/video.cfm?c_id=1503075&gal_cid=1503075&gallery_id=195359\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwBo_4B15AM\n2018-07-04 - SUV bursts into flame at coastal Brigantine Beach (New Jersey):\nhttp://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2018/07/fire_destroys_suv_on_brigantine_beach.html\nhttp://breakingac.com/2018/07/car-catches-fire-brigantine-beach/\nhttp://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/car-goes-up-in-flames-on-brigantine-beach/article_b89c0c4f-e3bd-5209-a33e-2f5299ea3705.html\nhttp://patch.com/new-jersey/galloway/suv-destroyed-brigantine-beach-blaze\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkf944Xlylw\n2018-07-04 - SUV bursts into flame during parade on street in coastal Cayucos (California):\n2018-07-04 - Pickup truck bursts into flame just before 2 AM while parked at home in Springfield (Illinois):\nhttp://foxillinois.com/news/local/officials-07-04-2018\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on I-95 in coastal Bridgeport (Connecticut):\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on I-95 near Woodbridge (Virginia):\nhttp://www.insidenova.com/news/car-fire-on-i--impacting-traffic-near-triangle-on/article_8f5d9256-7fbb-11e8-b5f3-af073f7ba36e.html\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on I-75 in Flint (Michigan):\nhttp://www.mlive.com/news/flint/index.ssf/2018/07/car_fire_slows_traffic_on_i-75.html\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on street in Atlantic (Iowa):\nhttp://965ksom.com/vehicle-fire-reported-in-atlantic/\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame and explodes on Ranch Rd 2900 in Kingsland (Texas):\nhttp://www.dailytrib.com/2018/07/05/kingsland-car-blaze-on-rr-2900-sends-fireball-into-sky-no-one-injured/\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on St. Andrews Church Road in coastal Leonardtown (Maryland):\nhttp://smnewsnet.com/archives/436210/video-all-occupants-escape-vehicle-fire-on-st-andrews-church-road/\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nb_IH6xCIU\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame while parked at store in Guelph (Canada):\nhttp://www.guelphtoday.com/local-news/firefighters-bring-parking-lot-car-fire-under-control-3-photos-975116\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame at home in Penticton (Canada):\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame at Pine Island Picnic Area in Greenway (Australia):\nhttp://www.ewn.com.au/traffic/caution-car-fire-greenway-act-379702.traffic\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on road in coastal Thrippunithura (India):\nhttp://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/kochi/2018/jul/05/road-assistance-van-catches-fire-at-tripunithura-1838352.html\n2018-07-04 - Two cars go up in flames while parked at home in Forfar (Scotland), near the coast:\nhttp://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/local/angus-mearns/682522/two-vehicle-fire-outside-forfar-home/\nNote: A seagull just dropped dead out the sky next to a guy doing a TV interview in Forfar too, mentioned in the 2018-07-02 update...\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on George Street in coastal Abderdeen (Scotland):\nhttp://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/fp/news/local/car-fire-tackled-in-aberdeen-city-centre/\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame while parked at home, fire spreads to two homes, on Pinewood Crescent in Meir (Britain):\nhttp://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/news/stoke-on-trent-news/fire-crews-tackle-car-blaze-1749229\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on the M1 near Loughborough (Britain):\nhttp://www.nottinghampost.com/news/nottingham-news/lanes-m1-closed-due-car-1745394\nhttp://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/car-fire-m1-traffic-derby-1745390\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on Biddulph Road in Congleton (Britain):\nhttp://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/news-events/incidents/car-fire-in-congleton_04-07-2018_17-52-20\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on the A394 between Breage and Helston (Britain):\nhttp://www.falmouthpacket.co.uk/news/16332419.breage-car-fire-closes-a394/\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on the A483 near Ruabon (Britain):\nhttp://www.wrexham.com/news/car-fire-on-ruabon-a483-junction-152292.html\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on Crowberry Drive in Scunthorpe (Britain):\nQuote: \"Crowberry Drive, Scunthorpe. Wed 4 Jul 2018 18:52 (No:13710) Car fire. 1 BA and 1 hose reel in use.\"\n2018-07-04 - Car bursts into flame on Green Hill in High Wycombe (Britain):\nQuote: \"Wednesday 4 July, 9.56pm Car fire, Green Hill, High Wycombe. One appliance and crew from High Wycombe attended. Firefighters used one hose reel and one set of breathing apparatus.\"\n2018-07-04 - Vehicle bursts into flame on I-70 near Rifle (Colorado):\nhttp://www.postindependent.com/news/westbound-i-70-closed-near-rifle-due-to-vehicle-fire/\nhttp://www.postindependent.com/news/crime/vehicle-fire-prompts-wednesday-afternoon-i-70-closure/\n2018-07-04 - Vehicle bursts into flame on US 15 near Mansfield (Pennsylvania):\nhttp://solomonswords.blogspot.com/2018/07/tioga-mansfield-dispatched-to-vehicle.html\n2018-07-04 - Vehicle bursts into flame on I-40 near Nashville (Tennessee):\nhttp://www.newschannel5.com/news/vehicle-fire-shuts-down-i-40\n2018-07-04 - Semi trailer bursts into flame after 4:30 AM at FedEx facility in Sparks (Nevada):\nhttp://mynews4.com/news/local/sparks-fire-responds-to-structure-fire-on-industrial-way\n2018-07-04 - Food trailer bursts into flame near university in coastal Glasgow (Scotland):\nhttp://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/glasgow-news/fire-crews-attend-snack-van-14863968\nhttp://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/16331499.firefighters-rush-to-snack-van-ablaze-at-glasgow-university/\n2018-07-04 - Two cars and home destroyed by fire in Tyler (Texas):\nhttp://www.wafb.com/story/38575748/firefighters-respond-to-house-fire-on-64-west-wednesday-night\n2018-07-04 - Two cars and home go up in flames at 2:15 AM in Holland (Michigan):\nhttp://www.hollandsentinel.com/news/20180704/early-morning-fire-destroys-home\nhttp://fox17online.com/2018/07/04/fire-destroys-home-in-holland-twp/\nQuote: \"Two cars parked in the driveway also caught fire, and were seriously damaged.\"\n2018-07-04 - Auto shop and home heavily damaged by fire in Hansen (Wisconsin):\nhttp://www.marshfieldnewsherald.com/story/news/2018/07/05/fire-displaces-hansen-family-grant-road-wednesday-evening/758821002/\nhttp://www.wisconsinrapidstribune.com/story/news/2018/07/05/fire-displaces-hansen-family-grant-road-wednesday-evening/758821002/\nhttp://www.wsaw.com/content/news/Family-displaced-by-overnigth-fire-in-Wood-County-487381581.html\nhttp://wsau.com/news/articles/2018/jul/05/six-people-displaced-by-fire/\n2018-07-04 - Auto shop damaged by fire in Oklahoma City (Oklahoma):\nhttp://okcfox.com/news/local/commercial-fire-causes-damage\n2018-07-04 - Barn and shop destroyed by fire at home in Oklahoma City (Oklahoma):\nhttp://kfor.com/2018/07/05/northeast-okc-barn-likely-total-loss-after-fire/\n2018-07-04 - Wildfire grows to 86,000 acres near Lake Berryessa (California):\nhttp://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2018/07/04/county-fire-wednesday-updates/\nhttp://www.sfgate.com/news/article/County-Fire-grows-to-83-000-acres-as-crews-carve-13049361.php\nhttp://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2018/07/04/firefighters-battle-county-fire-in-canyons-near-lake-berryessa/\nhttp://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-yolo-county-fire-20180704-story.html\nhttp://fox40.com/2018/06/30/yolo-county-fire-live-blog-wednesday/\nQuote: \"The County Fire has grown to 86,000 acres and containment now sits at 27 percent.\"\n2018-07-04 - Wildfire grows to 40,000+ acres, dozens of homes destroyed, near Strawberry Reservoir (Utah):\nhttp://kutv.com/news/local/mandatory-evacuations-spread-in-wasatch-county-as-dollar-ridge-fire-grows\nhttp://kutv.com/news/local/watching-a-dream-go-up-in-smoke-dozens-of-homes-destroyed-by-dollar-ridge-fire\nhttp://www.good4utah.com/news/local-news/evacuations-in-place-as-dollar-ridge-fire-near-strawberry-reservoir/1277577044\nhttp://www.wtnh.com/news/national/officials-confirm-loss-of-structures-in-dollar-ridge-fire/1281199293\nQuote: \"Wednesday morning, fire officials announced that the Dollar Ridge Fire grew to 40,469 acres. Officials said the fire is aggressively burning onto national forest land and they estimate it has destroyed dozens of homes.\"\n2018-07-04 - Wildfire grows to nearly 3,000 acres near Basalt (Colorado):\nhttp://www.kjct8.com/content/news/-Lake-Christine-Fire-explodes-to-almost-3000-acres-487357071.html\nhttp://www.aspendailynews.com/news/basalt-fire-still-active-zero-percent-contained/article_8763e0e8-7f23-11e8-be8e-4f9167c94493.html\n2018-07-04 - Wildfire grows to 94,125 acres in Costilla County (Colorado), now third-largest wildfire in Colorado history:\nhttp://www.ktvq.com/story/38573243/spring-fire-explodes-past-94000-acres-nearly-1000-firefighters-on-scene\nhttp://www.denverpost.com/2018/07/04/spring-fire-evacuees-home-damage-heartache/\nhttp://patch.com/colorado/denver/spring-fire-colorado-grows-94-000-acres\nQuote: \"The Spring Fire burning in southern Colorado continued to explode in size as acreage reached 94,125 as of Wednesday morning, according to fire officials. This makes it the third largest wildfire in state history after the Hayman Fire in 2002 and the West Fork Fire complex (technically three separate fires that merged) in 2013.\"\n2018-07-04 - Another bosque fire breaks out in Albuquerque (New Mexico):\nhttp://www.koat.com/article/fire-scorches-2-acres-in-albuquerque-s-bosque/22051524\n2018-07-04 - Timber yard goes up in flames on Knutsford Road in Cranage (Britain):\nhttp://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/news-events/incidents/fire-at-a-timber-yard-cranage\n2018-07-04 - Grocery store destroyed by fire in Melvindale (Michigan):\nhttp://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/wayne/2018/07/05/fire-melvindale-grocery-store/758817002/\nhttp://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/wayne-county/2018/07/05/melvindale-grocery-total-loss-after-blaze/759195002/\nhttp://www.thenewsherald.com/news/firefighter-hospitalized-released-after-blaze-at-oakwood-food-center-in/article_eae49ff3-732c-5e32-861b-d48d5b3b8d13.html\n2018-07-04 - Trash chute fire breaks out at 1:44 AM at high-rise apartment building in coastal Portsmouth (Britain):\n2018-07-04 - Mobile home destroyed by fire in coastal Lynn Haven (Florida):\nhttp://www.wjhg.com/content/news/Lynn-Haven-home-destroyed-by-fire-487353051.html\n2018-07-04 - Mobile home destroyed by fire in Live Oak (Florida), nobody there:\nhttp://www.suwanneedemocrat.com/news/cause-of-mobile-home-fire-being-investigated/article_36232b90-8080-11e8-8b4e-bb6514c2fe4f.html\n2018-07-04 - Home damaged by fire on Wide Street in coastal Norfolk (Virginia):\nhttp://wtkr.com/2018/07/04/firefighters-respond-to-house-fire-in-norfolk/\n2018-07-04 - Home heavily damaged by fire in Easthampton (Massachusetts):\nhttp://www.wwlp.com/news/local-news/hampshire-county/family-without-a-home-after-fire-in-easthampton/1282996618\n2018-07-04 - Home heavily damaged by fire in LaPorte (Indiana), 2 injured:\nhttp://wsbt.com/news/local/two-women-badly-burned-in-laporte-house-fire\n2018-07-04 - Home heavily damaged by garage fire in Omaha (Nebraska):\nhttp://www.wowt.com/content/news/Fire-extensively-damages-West-Omaha-home-487387421.html\n2018-07-04 - Home heavily damaged by fire in Milwaukee (Wisconsin), 3+ injured:\nhttp://www.wisn.com/article/girl-5-hospitalized-after-milwaukee-house-fire/22053876\nhttp://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/milwaukee/2018/07/04/house-fire-injures-three-milwaukees-north-side/758638002/\nhttp://www.tmj4.com/news/local-news/3-people-injured-in-house-fire-near-41st-and-sheridan-in-milwaukee\n2018-07-04 - Home heavily damaged by fire in Montgomery (Alabama):\nhttp://www.wlox.com/story/38575781/mfr-responds-to-fully-involved-house-fire-wednesday-night\nhttp://www.wect.com/story/38575781/mfr-responds-to-fully-involved-house-fire-wednesday-night\n2018-07-04 - Home heavily damaged by fire before 5:30 AM in coastal Jacksonville (Florida):\nhttp://www.firstcoastnews.com/article/news/local/crews-contain-fire-that-scorched-northwest-jacksonville-home/77-570555684\n2018-07-04 - Home heavily damaged by fire at 5:40 AM in coastal New Haven (Connecticut):\nhttp://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/6-Firefighters-Injured-Battling-House-Fire-in-New-Haven-487318861.html\nhttp://www.wtnh.com/news/connecticut/new-haven/5-firefighters-injured-12-displaced-new-haven-fire/1282849532\nhttp://www.wfsb.com/story/38571828/fire-badly-damages-new-haven-home\nhttp://fox61.com/2018/07/04/crews-battle-fire-at-new-haven-home/\n2018-07-04 - Home destroyed by garage fire at 11:30 PM in Knoxville (Tennessee):\nhttp://www.wate.com/news/local-news/fire-crews-respond-to-boyds-bridge-pike-house-fire/1284438429\n2018-07-04 - Home destroyed by fire on Lancelot Lane in Easton (Massachusetts):\nhttp://www.enterprisenews.com/news/20180704/no-one-injured-in-2-alarm-fire-that-collapses-easton-roof\n2018-07-04 - Home destroyed by fire near Pinch (West Virginia):\nhttp://www.wsaz.com/content/news/Road-shut-down-as-crews-respond-to-fire-487337551.html\n2018-07-04 - Log cabin home destroyed by fire at 11:50 PM in Pittsylvania County (Virginia):\nhttp://www.wsls.com/news/virginia/southside/pittsylvania-county-log-cabin-destroyed-in-late-night-fire\n2018-07-04 - Apartment building damaged by fire in Tulsa (Oklahoma):\nhttp://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/crews-battle-south-tulsa-apartment-fire\nhttp://www.fox23.com/news/firefighters-responding-to-fire-at-eagle-point-apartments/782800258\n2018-07-04 - Apartment building damaged by fire in Westmont (Illinois), 2 injured:\nhttp://abc7chicago.com/2-injured-in-westmont-apartment-building-fire/3707033/\n2018-07-04 - Apartment building and duplex heavily damaged by fire in Hazleton (Pennsylvania):\nhttp://wnep.com/2018/07/05/fire-damages-apartment-building-double-block-home-in-hazleton/\n2018-07-04 - Deadly fire burns home on Lake of the Ozarks in Sunrise Beach (Missouri), 1 killed:\nhttp://www.ky3.com/content/news/One-dead-from-smoke-inhalation-after-Fourth-of-July-fire-487445731.html\nhttp://www.ky3.com/content/news/Sunrise-Beach-Mo-firefighters-investigate-deadly-house-fire-487404431.html\nhttp://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/fatal-house-fire-in-sunrise-beach/1284926703\nQuote: \"The man was able to get out of the home, but, while firefighters and medical personnel were on scene, he started to have respiratory issues from smoke inhalation and was rushed to the hospital and later passed away.\"\n2018-07-04 - Deadly fire burns apartment building just after midnight in coastal Port Arthur (Texas), 3 killed:\nhttp://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Texas-Police-Three-children-dead-after-late-13050048.php\nhttp://www.12newsnow.com/article/news/local/three-children-dead-in-port-arthur-apartment-fire/502-570533998\nhttp://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/texas-apartment-fire-three-children-dead-part-arthur-fourth-of-july-a8431511.html\nhttp://www.brownsvilleherald.com/news/texas/children-killed-in-port-arthur-apartment-fire/article_f78222ae-3c14-51ef-8342-33dcf4b7f29c.html\nhttp://kfdm.com/news/local/three-children-killed-in-4th-of-july-apartment-fire-in-port-arthur\nhttp://kfdm.com/news/local/neighbors-react-to-fatal-fire-in-port-arthur\n2018-07-04 - Deadly fire burns apartment building in coastal New Orleans (Louisiana), 1 killed:\nhttp://www.nola.com/traffic/index.ssf/2018/07/man_killed_algiers_fire_apartm.html\nhttp://www.wdsu.com/article/fire-crews-find-body-inside-burning-algiers-apartment/22054591\n2018-07-04 - Vacant building burns in coastal New Haven (Connecticut):\nhttp://www.wtnh.com/news/connecticut/new-haven/crews-battle-vacant-building-fire-in-new-haven/1283353251\n2018-07-04 - Vacant home burns in Youngstown (Ohio):\nhttp://www.wkbn.com/news/local-news/vacant-house-catches-fire-in-youngstown-1/1283683836\n2018-07-04 - Vacant home burns in Dolgeville (New York):\nhttp://www.wktv.com/content/news/Crews-battle-fire-in-Dolgeville-vacant-home-487361571.html\nhttp://www.uticaod.com/news/20180705/dolgeville-fire-remains-under-investigation\n2018-07-04 - Three gray whales wash ashore dead on Kodiak Island (Alaska):\nhttp://www.newsminer.com/news/alaska_news/gray-whales-found-dead-on-shores-of-kodiak-island/article_299a87c4-9995-525b-9ccc-84ff4fd9312c.html\nhttp://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/alaska/articles/2018-07-04/3-gray-whales-found-dead-on-shores-of-kodiak-island\nhttp://www.sott.net/article/390026-3-Dead-gray-whales-found-on-shores-of-Kodiak-Island-Alaska\n2018-07-04 - Dolphin washes up dead at coastal Chic's Beach (Virginia):\nhttp://wset.com/news/local/dolphin-found-dead-decomposed-at-chics-beach\nhttp://wtkr.com/2018/07/04/dolphin-found-dead-at-chics-beach/\n2018-07-04 - Hundreds of fish found dead in the Ramganga River in Uttar Pradesh (India):\nhttp://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bareilly/pollutants-low-oxygen-levels-kill-hundreds-of-fish-in-ramganga/articleshow/64861422.cms\nhttp://www.gnsnews.co.in/due-to-pollutants-low-oxygen-levels-kill-hundreds-of-fish-in-ups-ramganga/\n2018-07-04 - Man, 50, menaces family with knife, gets arrested, has 'medical emergency' and dies, in Riverside County (California):\nhttp://patch.com/california/banning-beaumont/man-dies-rivco-sheriff-departments-custody-agency-reports\nQuote: \"A man who was arrested after being 'combative' when sheriff's officials contacted him regarding a 'family disturbance' call on the 4th of July died when he suffered a medical emergency, the law enforcement agency reported Thursday. Jose Abraham Orellana, 50, collapsed shortly before 11 a.m. Wednesday at his home in the 24000 block of Jonna Lane, near Stonehurst Drive, according to Riverside County sheriff's Sgt. Wally Clear. According to Clear, the sheriff's department responded to the home after Orellana 'had reportedly brandished a knife at family members which caused them to flee the residence for their safety.'\"\n2018-07-04 - Naked man in his 20s crashes Canadian mail truck into several vehicles in Calgary (Canada):\nhttp://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/naked-man-canada-post-truck-crowchild-crash-1.4734336\nhttp://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/naked-man-driving-canada-post-truck-causes-multi-vehicle-crash-in-calgary/ar-AAzAOxL\nhttp://www.narcity.com/ca/ab/calgary/news/a-naked-man-in-calgary-just-caused-a-multi-vehicle-crash-while-driving-a-canada-post-truck\nhttp://www.660news.com/2018/07/04/naked-man-drives-canada-post-truck-sw-community/\nhttp://ca.news.yahoo.com/naked-man-driving-canada-post-235303411.html\nQuote: \"Duty Inspector Ryan Jepson says just before 5 p.m., police were told about a Canada Post truck driving the wrong way on 47th Street southwest. 'The report was that he was driving the vehicle and clothes were being thrown out the window,' said Jepson. 'A short time later he was observed on Crowchild Trail and hit a number of vehicles, at which time he abandoned the Canada Post truck and ran naked into the community of Lakeview where he was subsequently taken into custody by police.' Around six to ten vehicles were hit along Crowchild.\"\n2018-07-04 - Two or three poachers enter reserve to kill rhinos for horns and get eaten by lions, at Sibuya Game Reserve (South Africa):\nhttp://www.khq.com/story/38583308/3-alleged-rhino-poachers-eaten-by-lions-in-south-africa\nhttp://www.wivb.com/news/national/poachers-eaten-by-lions-after-sneaking-onto-south-african-game-reserve-to-hunt-rhino/1285347478\nQuote: \"Fox said the ax confirmed that they were rhino poachers, since they use an ax to remove the rhino's horn after shooting it.\"\nNote: 'Poachers - you can't eat just one!' said the lions...\n2018-07-04 - Bourbon warehouse that collapsed once collapses one final time, in Bardstown (Kentucky):\nhttp://www.wzzm13.com/article/news/nation-now/weeks-after-first-collapse-rest-of-a-kentucky-bourbon-warehouse-topples/465-a52da81c-c5d8-4f61-99ef-c5c4899cfc5a\nhttp://www.kystandard.com/content/second-half-barton-warehouse-collapses\nTom July 6, 2018 at 8:33 AM\nGeez, Jonny - the signs are all around us now, getting worse by the day. When clothes on a rack in an upscale store burst into flames (it seems that the man in the pic was sliding hangers to see the clothes and that may have sparked the adsorbed H2S or CH4 into flame), a trash chute fire, many PARKED vehicles go up in flames simultaneously, kids die right outside their home for no apparent reason, and so many people keep dying in and around water - it's time to WAKE UP (,and die,) PEOPLE! Lots of other noticeable events listed here ALSO cause one to pause in disbelief (like the steady decline in marine life - especially whales, and all the weather related deaths from heat and flooding).\nIf this keeps up, my August 2019 prediction (of everyone knowing how bad things are) may arrive later THIS year.\n[Let's check around and see what's goin' down today so far.]\nA new study based on evidence from past warm periods suggests global warming may be double what is forecast\nFuture global warming may eventually be twice as warm as projected by climate models and sea levels may rise six metres or more even if the world meets the 2\u00b0C target, according to an international team of researchers from 17 countries. [more]\nBLACK BEAR NEWS 7.5.18 Let's talk about heat [~ 39.5 min. video]\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AAgxUJ4Jvw\nHeatwave in the Arctic\nOn July 5, 2018, it was as hot as 33.5\u00b0C or 92.3\u00b0F on the coast of the Arctic Ocean in Siberia [more]\nUK heatwave: Welsh farmers 'fighting to survive'\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390218-UK-heatwave-Welsh-farmers-fighting-to-survive\nThe weeks of scorching weather follow heavy snow storms in late winter.\nthe weather could have an \"unprecedented\" impact on the dairy industry.\n\"We've heard of farmers who are already using their winter supplies of fodder to feed livestock and with fodder already at a premium this could become a real problem later in the year.\"\nAled Rees, who runs an organic dairy farm in north Pembrokeshire, said in 20 years of farming he had never experienced conditions like it. [more]\nTemp Records Shattered Across Northern Hemisphere; 33 Lives Lost to Heat in Quebec\nhttps://robertscribbler.com/2018/07/05/temp-records-shattered-across-northern-hemisphere-33-lives-lost-to-heat-in-quebec/\nTwin waterspouts filmed off Dekle Beach, Florida\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390242-Twin-waterspouts-filmed-off-Dekle-Beach-Florida\nSuper Typhoon \"Maria\" heading toward Okinawa and Shanghai\nhttps://watchers.news/2018/07/06/super-typhoon-maria-heading-toward-okinawa-and-shanghai/\nDead baby whale found in waters off Albay, Philippines\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390237-Dead-baby-whale-found-in-waters-off-Albay-Philippines\nAt least 10 killed by floods in Nigeria\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390235-At-least-10-killed-by-floods-in-Nigeria\nHundreds of thousands evacuated! \u201cHistoric\u201d rain (two months rainfall in just one morning) hit parts of Japan\nA major quake only the 2nd since the middle of May has struck E of Ozernovskiy Russia as major earthquakes have almost dried up in 2018\n6.1 magnitude earthquake hits off the east coast of Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390231-6-1-magnitude-earthquake-hits-off-the-east-coast-of-Kamchatka-Peninsula-in-Russia\n[just when the cave rescue of the boys soccer team makes progress (and one rescuer dies)]\nThai helicopters, divers search for 29 from sunken tourist boat\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/thai-helicopters-divers-search-for-29-from-sunken-tourist-boat/ar-AAzEh2s\nThai cave rescuers face race against time as oxygen levels drop\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/thai-cave-rescuers-face-race-against-time-as-oxygen-levels-drop/ar-AAzE2zD\n[~ 2 min. news video and text]\n[quick break from our Philosophy dept.]\nWays to think about... Consciousness [a good explanation for beginners]\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390205-Ways-to-think-about-Consciousness\nSomething massive struck Uranus claims new paper\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390213-Something-massive-struck-Uranus-claims-new-paper\nYou might be aware of one of Uranus' complexities: It spins on its side, and its moons orbit on that same rotated plane. New evidence strengthens the case that Uranus was smashed in a giant collision, resulting in its sideways orientation to its orbital plane and perhaps explaining some of the planet's other mysteries. [more]\n[and . . here come the hurricanes!]\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/beryl-becomes-first-hurricane-of-2018-atlantic-season/ar-AAzDlrw\nBeryl is forecast to quickly weaken by late Saturday and become a tropical storm late Sunday or Monday, the Miami-based weather forecaster added. [more]\nChina's Tariff Response Takes Effect as Trump Ignites Trade War\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/us-pulls-trigger-on-china-tariffs-sparking-vow-of-retaliation/ar-AAzDxQ8\nThe U.S. Trade War With China Officially Goes To The Next Level As Financial Markets Around The World Continue To Implode\nInstead of giving in, the Chinese are promising to respond with measures of \u201cequal scale, equal intensity\u201d, and President Trump is already pledging to hit the Chinese with another 500 billion dollars in tariffs if the Chinese hit back in this manner\u2026[more]\nThe Weakest Man In Babylon\nhttp://ponziworld.blogspot.com/2018/07/the-largest-trade-war-in-history.html\nEverything I built this site around is coming to a head, now. The world's two largest economies are going toe to toe...\nWhat enrages me the most about Globalization is the sense of entitlement. The incapacity to understand that \"they\" do all of the things we used to do, but at ten cents on the dollar. And the accompanying failure to acknowledge the price to be paid for Globalization having lowered the world's standard of living, even as we were told that it was doing the opposite. [more]\n[wud-aye say]\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/money/scott-pruitt-e2-80-99s-replacement-is-even-worse/ar-AAzDD3A\nThe Eye of Providence appears over Mongolia (video)\nhttp://strangesounds.org/2018/07/eye-of-god-providence-sky-mongolia-video.html\nThis strange phenomenon, already dubbed \u2018The Eye of God\u2019 has been spotted in the Chinese autonomous region of Inner Mongolia. According to Chinese social medias, Inner Mongolia is known for its anomalous and unexplained phenomena. [more]\nNews Links, July 6, 2018\nStock Markets Look Ever More Like Ponzi Schemes\nPeople think their savings and pensions are safe because of rising share prices. They do not realise it is all a con-trick.\nItalian debt; a financial disaster waiting to happen\nLooming Dollar Shortage Getting Worse As Emerging Markets Implode\nIMF cuts German 2018 economic growth forecast to 2.2 percent due to the effects of rising protectionism and Brexit\nIgnore the Gini Coefficient \u2013 Real Inequality Is Growing and People Are Suffering as a Result\nCryptocurrency Theft Drives 3x Increase in Money Laundering\nThe first half of 2018 saw more cryptocurrency theft than all of 2017 combined, driving a rise in digital money laundering as criminals elude authorities.\nEurope Turns Down Chinese Offer For Grand Alliance Against The US\nIsraeli forces assault Palestinians, prepare to demolish village\n'This is apartheid, there is no better word for it': Calls for boycott growing among mainstream Israelis\nA prominent Israeli scientist and a translator penned a joint op-ed for the Guardian last week calling on the international community to intervene on behalf of Palestinians, before time runs out.\nMacron warning over EU's Africa migrant centre plans\nInequality drives migration crisis for Haiti, Dominican Republic\nUS deporting 80% more Guatemalans than in 2017\nIran's Water Crisis May Result in Social and Political Upheaval\nPermian Bottlenecks Come At The Worst Moment\nThe growing number of supply outages around the world are causing the oil market to become a lot more volatile, putting extra emphasis on every barrel that does or does not make it to market. That makes the infrastructure bottlenecks in West Texas a global concern.\nCopper theft shuts down O-Train (Canada)\nThieves steal copper from cellphone towers (US)\nRight whales could be extinct in less than 30 years [try 10]\nMost of Europe's rivers and lakes fail water quality tests \u2013 report\nUS, Israel Form Working Group to Plot Against Iran\nAs Japan Dumps Treasuries, It's Piling Into Riskier U.S. Assets\nSixteen dead in floods, downpours in southern China\nChina Bans Micron Chips: Trade War Accelerates\nBrits run out of water, with schools shut and locals forced to stock up on emergency bottles as reservoirs dry up in 30C heatwave\nHere's Why Vacant Stores, Zombie Malls Are Much Bigger than Mall Vacancy Rates Indicate\nAmerica Celebrates Lateral Transition From Monarchy To Corporatist Oligarchy\nICE gearing up for war? US immigration agency runs assault rifle training, doubles M4 arsenal [wtf?]\nConsumers hit with highest 4th of July gas prices in four years\nTrump To OPEC 'Allies': \"Reduce Oil Prices Now\" Or Lose US Defense Shield\nThe Only Buyers Of Stock In The First Half Were Buybacks: BofA\nStudy: Chicago, LA, Detroit top list of cities people are leaving\nmid-day report\nTraces of 'sonic boom' meteorites found in ocean off Washington State\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390267-Traces-of-sonic-boom-meteorites-found-in-ocean-off-Washington-State\nOn March 7, three National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weather stations detected the fall of a meteorite about 15.5 miles (25 kilometers) off the coast of Washington state. \"The fall was widely seen around local areas and widely heard around local areas - it came with some loud sonic booms,\" Marc Fries, the cosmic dust curator for NASA, told Live Science.\nFries estimated this fall might yield about 4,400 lbs. (2,000 kilograms) of meteorites. He also calculated the largest meteorite might weigh about 9.7 lbs. (4.4 kg) and have a diameter of about 5 inches (12 centimeters).\n\"This is the largest meteorite fall I've seen in 20-plus years of radar data,\" Fries said. [more]\nMan struck by lightning in Durham, North Carolina\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390268-Man-struck-by-lightning-in-Durham-North-Carolina\nHeat wave breaks records in Iran, across the Caucasus\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390264-Heat-wave-breaks-records-in-Iran-across-the-Caucasus\nEarlier in the week, on July 1, temperatures hit a record 43 degrees in the Azerbaijani capital of Baku, prompting heavy use of air-conditioning that the government said caused an explosion at a hydroelectric power plant and a nationwide power outage.\nIt was the worst power outage since Azerbaijani independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.\nA day later, temperatures soared to a record high 42 degrees in Armenia's capital, Yerevan, while Iran experienced its hottest July temperature ever -- 53 degrees -- causing misery and power shortages and prompting the government to change work hours in Tehran to save electricity. [more]\nMysterious lights in the sky over New Zealand probably meteors, experts say\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390258-Mysterious-lights-in-the-sky-over-New-Zealand-probably-meteors-experts-say\n\"It was almost like a pole with a light attached at each end, but you couldn't really see what was between the two lights.\" [more]\nhttps://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/live-june-jobs-report-121324822.html\nThe big story in Friday\u2019s report, however, was the increase in labor force participation, which rose from 62.7% in May to 62.9% in June. This uptick in people joining the workforce \u2014 there were 601,000 new entrants to the labor force in June \u2014 pushed up the unemployment rate. [more; seems to be more good news]\n[MrMBB333 video(s) - see next 2]\nSurprised to see THIS before the sun was up!\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1cD0-MSGBY&list=PLo273xJs-T3S873dM8-U6AuEE49Pl1LId\n[and for the \"kicker\"]\nMissing 411? Woman presumed dead after being swept out to sea found 18 months later wearing the same clothes\nhttps://www.sott.net/article/390252-Missing-411-Woman-presumed-dead-after-being-swept-out-to-sea-found-18-months-later-wearing-the-same-clothes\nAn Indonesian family has been left stunned after a relative they watched being swept out to sea turned up alive on the same beach - 18 months later.\nNining Sunarsih, 53, was presumed dead by authorities when she was washed away by a large wave in West Java in January last year.\nBut her body was never recovered and her family never gave up hope of finding her alive - before the seemingly miraculous happened.\nOn Saturday her family say they went back to the same beach after her father began having mysterious dreams and found her lying unconscious on the sand, wearing the same clothes as on the night she vanished. [more]\nOne dead after fire jumps I-5, Gov. Brown declares state of emergency\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/one-dead-after-fire-jumps-i-5-gov-brown-declares-state-of-emergency/ar-AAzG826\nThe Klamathon fire jumped Interstate 5 just south of the Oregon border on Thursday afternoon and Gov. Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency in Siskiyou County, noting that people are in \u201cextreme peril.\u201d\nThe fire, which started near the town of Hornbrook in Siskiyou County, has forced evacuations, damaged or destroyed multiple structures, and \u201ccontinues to threaten additional homes and livestock,\u201d according to the emergency proclamation. [more]\n[and, more Fun In The Water]\nThree YouTube Vloggers Die after Falling over Waterfall\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/three-youtube-vloggers-die-after-falling-over-waterfall/ar-AAzFfIh\nOnline tributes are pouring in after three travel vloggers known for sharing adventures on YouTube died this week after plunging nearly 100 feet over Shannon Falls waterfall in Canada.\nRyker Gamble, Alexey Lyakh and Megan Scraper \u2014 members of the High on Life channel \u2014 fell on Tuesday. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) aided in a major search.\nAccording to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, witnesses said Scraper fell from rocks at the top of the waterfall and was pulled by a strong current. Gamble and Lyakh then reportedly jumped into the water in a failed attempt to rescue her. The RCMP said in a release: \u201cThe individuals were with a group of friends when they slipped and fell into a pool 30 meters [98 feet] below.\u201d [more; day hah on life aight . . ]\nInstant Depression. Just Add Panic.\nhttp://ponziworld.blogspot.com/2018/07/the-winners-and-losers.html\nThis week, safe haven recession stocks \"led\" (Utilities and Consumer Staples). Which means there is no place left to hide...\nWhere this all went wrong is the belief in the Darwinian society. First the strong preyed on the weak, then they preyed on everyone else. Now, there's no one left to be consumed. Ignorance is bliss, until it's not. The less one knows about the world, the more one has been insulated from the machinations taking place over the past decade to keep the Globalized clusterfuck from imploding. Everything from printing trillions in new money to paying people to borrow money. After 2008, Japanification went global: The overriding compulsion by an aging society to do everything possible to maintain the illusion of the status quo.\nAccelerated aging included. These denialists living in their dystopian Disneyland are forced to constantly reconcile the lies they are told versus the reality they are seeing. It's cognitive dissonance on steroids, washed down with a bucket of Faux News bullshit. The non-stop game of fake-believe takes its toll.\n[more; see charts]\n[I don't know if you listen to Harry Shearer, but one learns a lot while laughing]\nhttp://harryshearer.com/le-shows/july-01-2018/\nMonster heat dome threatens all-time high temperature records in Southern California Friday\nhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/monster-heat-dome-threatens-all-time-high-temperature-records-in-southern-california-friday/ar-AAzG6nh\nRecord-crushing heat is likely in Southern California through Saturday from the same deadly heat dome that has torched the central and eastern U.S. and parts of Canada over the past week.\n[more; the heat dome moved from east to west]\n[here's what that LOOKS like]\nKlamathon Fire burns into Hornbrook, California, closes I-5\nhttp://wildfiretoday.com/2018/07/06/klamathon-fire-burns-into-hornbrook-california-closes-i-5/\n[super PICS! I got a 404 message clicking on the link]",
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        "raw_content": "Unknown Unknowns Come Sweeping in: On Geoff Dyer\u2019s \u201cThe Street Philosophy of Garry Winogrand\u201d\nTHERE ARE CERTAIN, what we might call, Rumsfeldian issues that hover around the life and work of Garry Winogrand: there are known knowns, there are known unknowns, and there are also unknown unknowns.\nWe know, with as much certainty as you can ever have in these matters, that Garry Winogrand (1928\u20131984) is one of the great American photographers, and probably the very greatest ever \u201cstreet photographer,\u201d although that\u2019s a term that\u2019s lost its sparkle in some quarters \u2014 and, in fact, he was just as likely to take pictures at zoos, airports, or stock shows. We also know that toward the end of his life, by almost any account, Winogrand had \u201clost it,\u201d though the exact definition of that term and the deeper reasons for it in Winogrand\u2019s case remain a subject for debate.\nWithin his own lifetime, Winogrand was acclaimed as a serious and important artist, with books and major exhibitions to his name, the recipient of three Guggenheim Fellowships and another from the National Endowment for the Arts. If he felt uneasy about the fame and honors that had come his way, well, so do many successful artists.\nHe was the son of East European immigrants, a boy from the Bronx, and many of his earliest, greatest, and certainly most recognizable photographs are the product of prowling the streets of New York, recording the people, the energy and chaos. He was always a prolific and obsessive photographer, but again, most of the best ones are.\nHe wasn\u2019t only, or narrowly, a New York photographer \u2014 those fellowships funded plenty of travel \u2014 but it still seems surprising that in the early 1980s he moved to Los Angeles. He was not in the best shape, suffering from thyroid problems and hampered by a slow-to-recover broken leg. This inevitably changed his way of working. Walking the streets was not an option, so he spent a lot of time being driven around the city by his printer Tom Consilvio and others, shooting relentlessly out of the car window, sometimes apparently at random, not bothering to focus, to hold the camera steady, or even, it seems, to have a subject in mind.\nThose who are sympathetic to Winogrand\u2019s late work will say that he was deliberately testing the limits of what constitutes a photograph, consciously subverting our notions of subject matter, what is \u201cworth\u201d photographing and how a photograph should look. John Szarkowski, his longtime supporter, offered that view, but nevertheless wrote in the catalog of a 1988 exhibition \u201cthat he photographed whether or not he had anything to photograph, and that he photographed most when he had no subject, in the hope that the act of photographing might lead him to one.\u201d Another charitable explanation here is that this was a response to artistic block. Winogrand knew as well as anyone that he\u2019d lost it, and he thought the best way to get it back was to take more and more photographs until he became good again.\nThere are those who also say this manic activity, if that\u2019s what it was, was caused by intimations of mortality, although that\u2019s a harder argument to sustain. Yes, Winogrand was in less than perfect health in those L.A. days, but he didn\u2019t appear to have any insurmountable health issues, certainly nothing life-threatening. However, on February 1, 1984, he was diagnosed with gallbladder cancer, and he died on March 19 in Tijuana, Mexico, where he\u2019d gone in desperation, to undergo \u201calternative\u201d treatment.\nNow the unknown unknowns come sweeping in. When Winogrand died, he left behind approximately 2,500 rolls of film that had been exposed but not developed, about 6,500 rolls that had been developed but not printed, and about 3,000 rolls that had been developed but only printed as contact sheets \u2014 an estimated total of a third of a million \u201cunseen\u201d images.\nThese were staggering numbers even to those who were familiar with Winogrand\u2019s working methods. He\u2019d always appeared to be obsessive, but never this obsessive.\nIf he\u2019d left no such legacy behind him, his reputation as a major artist would have been absolutely solid and assured. Although that vast undiscovered country of phantom, unrealized images doesn\u2019t by any means destroy this reputation, it definitely changes and distorts things. Editors and curators have been agonizing about how to deal with those images ever since Winogrand died. Sometimes I think these editors and curators protest too much, but the problem of how to honor the artist\u2019s intentions when he didn\u2019t express any never quite goes away. However well-intentioned, all selections are provisional and contingent, they involve second-guessing, the imposition of somebody else\u2019s tastes and preferences on Winogrand\u2019s work.\nA fair number of the \u201cunseen\u201d photographs, if only a small proportion of the whole, have gradually found their way into books and exhibitions, and 18 more \u201cbrand new\u201d photographs, all of them in color, appear in The Street Philosophy of Garry Winogrand, by Geoff Dyer. Some of these are truly revelatory, in part because they don\u2019t conform to the received idea of what a Winogrand photograph should look like.\nDyer has been given the freedom of the Winogrand archive at the Center for Creative Photography, in Tucson, Arizona, and the book comprises his selection of 100 full-page photographs by Winogrand, plus a dozen or so more as reference points, including a few by other photographers. Some of the Winogrand photographs are familiar, but the book is a very long way from being a greatest hits collection.\nEach image is accompanied by a piece of Dyer\u2019s writing. Most of the pieces are a few hundred words long; some are informative about Winogrand\u2019s life and work, some locate Winogrand in various artistic traditions, including the literary (has anyone else ever looked at a Winogrand photograph and been moved to quote Gerard Manley Hopkins?), and some are oblique and surprising, yet always relevant, mini-essays inspired by a particular Winogrand image. The model is John Szarkowski\u2019s one-volume monograph on Eug\u00e8ne Atget, which takes a similar form.\nDyer is a great man for the job. His writing, in this book and elsewhere, is always serious but never solemn. He\u2019s original, eager to find unlikely connections, but you never sense that he\u2019s trying too hard. Writing about photography is not exactly like tap dancing about architecture, but it does come with certain difficulties. There can be the tendency to state the obvious and describe the \u201ccontent\u201d of the picture, which is unnecessary, or worse, to plunge into academic art speak. Dyer does neither, although he is constantly asking, sometimes literally, \u201cWhat exactly are we looking at here?\u201d Above all, when you read his essays, you have a sense that a real human being is communicating with you. Oh, and he has a cracking sense of humor, which really helps.\nI think my favorite line in the whole of Dyer\u2019s work describes the artistic \u201cpractice\u201d of Czech outsider photographer Miroslav Tich\u00fd. Dyer writes, in an article in the Guardian, \u201cSo, what did Tich\u00fd do, once he was kitted out with his homemade arsenal? Put as simply as possible, he spent his time perving around Kyjov, photographing women.\u201d A truer word than \u201cperving\u201d was seldom written.\nIn a recent piece in The New York Times Magazine, Dyer described an image by Vancouver, Canada, photographer Fred Herzog, titled Man with Bandage (1968), as \u201ca quiet belter of a photograph.\u201d The assessment may sound offhand, but it\u2019s also accurate, and, just as importantly, it sounds satisfyingly like the kind of thing somebody might actually say to you in conversation over a beer.\nThere was also his review in the London Review of Books of the catalog for the 2013 Winogrand exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art that a lot of reviewers complained was just too big. Dyer wrote,\nI didn\u2019t make it to the huge Garry Winogrand retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco but if the very large catalogue is anything to go by the show was obviously \u2026 not nearly big enough! How could it have been? Winogrand is inexhaustible.\nHe gets Winogrand in a way so many don\u2019t.\nGeoff Dyer, of course, is an Englishman, of working-class origins, Oxbridge educated, now resident in Los Angeles. Does this give him some special insight into Winogrand? I have a memory of a passage in Dyer in which he says that as a teenager in England he didn\u2019t feel intimidated by photography the way he did by painting or sculpture, by \u201creal\u201d art. I thought this must be in The Ongoing Moment (2005), but I can\u2019t find it there; I emailed Dyer and he thought it sounded like the kind of thing he might well have written, but he couldn\u2019t recall when or where.\nI don\u2019t want to claim too much kinship with Dyer, though we do share some biographical data \u2014 I too am an Englishman, of working-class origins, Oxbridge educated, now resident in Los Angeles \u2014 but that feeling of intimidation was true enough in my own case. Photography seemed accessible, democratic, outside the academy, and Winogrand has meant, and continues to mean, more to me than any other photographer.\nHis work, which initially I only saw in magazines and the occasional book, offered a vision of a world that was alien and yet, paradoxically, not completely unfamiliar. Like so many English teenagers, I knew a certain amount about the United States through its movies, its music, its art. I loved the place, or thought I did, and I was just smart enough to realize that I probably didn\u2019t really understand it.\nWinogrand\u2019s photographs sometimes confirmed and sometimes undermined what little understanding I had. Yes, we all knew that American cars were bigger and more aggressive-looking than their English equivalents, that America looked more modern and more stylish, that there were huge skyscrapers and also wide-open spaces in America. All this was to be seen in Winogrand\u2019s work.\nBut it was the people in the photographs who appeared so genuinely different. Many of them didn\u2019t look happy, some of them looked angry, some downright crazy, but they seemed to be unhappy and crazy in interesting and dramatic ways. Even the grotesque ones still had a kind of glamour about them. Life on the American streets looked like one big freak show. There was scale, intensity, razzmatazz. It looked compelling, brash, intensely alive but not risk-free, and definitely no place for wimps. I couldn\u2019t wait to get there.\nThe form of Winogrand\u2019s photography was appropriate to the content. Things were off-kilter. Horizons and verticals were turned into diagonals, the \u201csubject\u201d of the photograph might be way off on the edge of the frame, might be turned into a silhouette, heads might be cut off. There was a kind of philosophical instability in the images. I loved them. I still do, and Dyer\u2019s book has only enriched my enthusiasm.\nDyer makes life somewhat easier for himself, and that much more interesting for the reader, because he doesn\u2019t only write about the photographs but also about the world the photographs depict, and in some cases the world they don\u2019t.\nA particularly freewheeling example (Plate 21) is inspired by a Winogrand street scene, in color, possibly of New York, though Dyer isn\u2019t sure. The photograph is taken from inside a car and we can see the frame of the windshield and also the rearview mirror. This causes Dyer to ruminate about the special place of the \u201cthrough the windscreen shot\u201d in American photographic history. He invokes Walker Evans, Robert Frank, and Stephen Shore, and includes a direct comparison with Dennis Hopper\u2019s famous black-and-white photograph of a Standard gas station in Los Angeles, which of course invokes Ed Ruscha, and this leads to some thoughts on East Coast versus West Coast, and on the nature of nostalgia in photography. \u201cSo which picture looks older,\u201d Dyer asks, \u201cthe color or the black and white?\u201d That he manages to do all this in about 300 words is all the more remarkable.\nAnother example: There\u2019s a page showing a contact sheet of 54 images, from the many thousands that Winogrand took in strip clubs. Dyer writes,\nHaving to go to a place like this, with other men, is the opposite of bliss: it is to be in a state of despair. Your biology has programmed you to want this. But you also want love and you want your longing to be reciprocated. So to come here and see this is devastating: it is like being in hell because it is in such close proximity to heaven.\nThis pretty accurately sums up my own feelings about strip clubs, and probably many other men\u2019s too, but I\u2019m far from sure that\u2019s how Winogrand felt.\nIn fact, the whole business of Winogrand and women is another confluence of knowns and unknowns. If you take pictures in the streets, then you\u2019re inevitably going to take pictures of women, and yet there is something about his male gaze that sits uneasily in today\u2019s culture. Winogrand thought his 1975 book Women Are Beautiful \u2014 street photographs of women, most of them apparently happy enough to be photographed \u2014 would be a surefire commercial hit, but it turned out he was wrong about that. Forty-some years down the road, there does seem to be something a bit creepy about a man wandering the streets photographing women he liked the look of, and no doubt some people detected creepiness even at the time.\nDyer is prepared to be forgiving. His selection includes the image from the cover of that book: an elegant young women standing in front of a men\u2019s clothing store window, head thrown back, laughing uninhibitedly while holding a not-so-elegant ice cream cone. He says, \u201cIt\u2019s hard to be censorious as Winogrand records her long hair, her sleeveless dress, her bare arms, the implied lightness of body and spirit.\u201d Others, no doubt, would find it perfectly easy to be censorious, no less so when Dyer concludes, \u201cIt\u2019s hard, in fact, not to fall in love,\u201d but that goes with the territory.\nDyer\u2019s interpretations are never exhaustive or reductive. He leaves room for your own personal version of Winogrand. There\u2019s a photograph that Dyer describes as a man \u201cshitting in a trash can on Hollywood Boulevard.\u201d I\u2019m pretty sure he means that metaphorically, but to me it looks like a down-on-his-luck guy, resting his weary bones for a moment and being justifiably pissed off when some Winogrand comes along and starts photographing him. But either way, there\u2019s nothing to fight about here.\nDyer also wrestles with one of the most famous of the Winogrand discoveries, which was taken in Los Angeles from inside a moving car and is significantly out of focus: a Porsche heads out of the left side of the frame, a Denny\u2019s forms a backdrop, and lying in the road is a blonde woman, face on the tarmac, knees bent, looking oddly comfortable. We can invent all kinds of narratives to explain how she got there, but we known that we\u2019ll never know the \u201ctrue\u201d one.\nDyer, however, adds another layer of the unknown by\nInviting the possibility that Winogrand was speeding along, snapping so obsessively, mechanically \u2026 that he didn\u2019t even see the woman who gave the shot the significance that tens of thousands of others from this phase of his life lacked.\nA large part of me hopes that Winogrand didn\u2019t see the woman, because if he did, then surely he had a duty to tell whoever was driving the car to pull over and offer assistance. If he did see the woman, took the picture, and then went on his way, well, that makes him a monster, and I don\u2019t want my version of Winogrand to be monstrous.\nDyer\u2019s also very good (not so surprisingly) on Winogrand\u2019s British pictures, which have been rather pooh-poohed elsewhere. He identifies locations, observes that there\u2019s a Man from U.N.C.L.E. ad on the side of a London bus, and spots that a black taxi cab has a license plate that begins \u201cWUW\u201d \u2014 \u201ca sardonically underwhelmed attempt at wow.\u201d\nOne of those British pictures (Plate 50) shows a group of people standing around outside a pub, blocking the sidewalk. Dyer writes, \u201cIf one wanted to go all Barthesian one would notice the tightness of the black guy\u2019s trousers.\u201d But he doesn\u2019t want to go all Barthesian, for which we should all be very grateful. Like I said, a sense of humor really helps.\nNew York Trance \u2014 Geoff Dyer and the Life of the Writer\nBy Toby Lloyd\nIt Kills Everything It Touches: On the Perils of Studying Geoff Dyer\nBy Daniel Marc Janes\nOld War Stories: An Interview with Geoff Dyer\nBy Chris Wallace",
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        "raw_content": "We arrived in Ireland so early in the morning there was hardly any daylight and immediately jumped in a rental car, heading straight out of Dublin towards Northern Ireland. Although it took a while to adjust to driving on the left, being on the highway so soon after arriving left us feeling like we could be anywhere, even driving through the pasture lands of the mid-western US. Knowing that by the time we arrived in Northern Ireland it would still be far too early to check into our little AirBnb in Portrush, we set out to visit the nearby Dark Hedges instead.\nPlanted in the eighteenth century, the Dark Hedges are an avenue of ancient beech trees originally planted to create a beautiful entrance to a nearby manor. Over the last several hundred years their branches have stretched and twisted together, forming a striking tree tunnel that is a favorite of photographers, and even made an appearance in an episode of Game of Thrones.\nFor a while we thought we were lost, driving down an number of curving, single-lane country rounds in search of what would be the first of many address-less destinations, but then suddenly we turned a corner and there they were, twisted and towering, and suddenly it hit us hard that our adventures in a new place had begun.\nCategory: Europe, Northern Ireland, Travels Abroad Tagged:\nOn a sunny Saturday in early May, we finally had a chance to attend Passport DC, a month long event in which embassies from around the world open their doors to the public. In just a few hours we were able to visit the embassies of Costa Rica, the Philippines, Oman, Botswana, and Peru, as well as the Islamic Cultural Center of DC. It was such a pleasant afternoon spent hugging alpacas, tasting baklava and tamales, sipping pisco sours, and being treated to a few amazing dance performances.\nCategory: DC Tagged: Passport DC, Washington DC",
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        "raw_content": "Taking the Temperature as a Leader \u2013\nMy family will tell you that I\u2019m a thermostat control freak. I have a day marked on my calendar when I have arbitrarily determined it\u2019s acceptable to flip on the air conditioning or the heater, depending on the season. And even when those systems come on, they\u2019re never set quite how my family would prefer.\nThey\u2019d sure like the AC to flip on before it gets to be 76 degrees, and they\u2019d probably enjoy the heater coming on before it gets to 65. Thing is, though, I like it just fine. I actually get quite a bit of satisfaction when I\u2019m sweating in our living room, or when I\u2019m bundled up at the kitchen table. It makes me feel tough; it makes me feel frugal (Notice I said frugal. Not cheap. Can I get an amen from the dads out there?)\nBut even as I write this, I\u2019m realizing that those under my care don\u2019t have the same sensibilities I do. I have created an environment in the home that I like, appreciate, and enjoy, but those within the environment I\u2019ve created might not be having the same reaction. Sure, I can simply dismiss their feelings and keep the thermostat the way I like it, but as a leader in the home I would do well to \u201ctake the temperature\u201d of my family to see how they\u2019re responding to the temperature of our home.\nIt\u2019s a bit of a silly illustration, but the principle is strong I believe. When you find yourself in a leadership role, whether in an organization, a small group, or a home, there is a certain temperature you have created in that environment. As godly leaders, we are not only responsible for setting the temperature; we are responsible for knowing how the temperature we have set is affecting those who have to live inside of it.\nWhen you take the temperature, you are making sure that you have not done something detrimental to the people living in it. 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That\u2019s because not every voice you hear will be right or even helpful. So through the wisdom that only God will provide, you and I must learn who and what to listen to, and when is the right moment to take heed.\nLet me go back to the illustration of our home. It\u2019s possible that my sweet wife knows by now that I like the thermostat set at a certain temperature. And though she might not like it that way, she has decided in her godly heart to not press the issue; instead, she has decided to wear a scarf and gloves to the dinner table.\nMany times observation is an even more helpful method of taking the temperature than listening. That\u2019s because people always communicate even when they\u2019re not speaking. They communicate through their body language, their gestures, and even the indirect questions they ask. 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        "raw_content": "Sermon, Quinquagesima Sunday\nGod's Law Is Love\nPsalm 19, 1 Corinthians 13:1-13, Luke 18:31-43\n\"Blessed Lord, who hast caused all holy Scriptures to be written for our learning; Grant that we may in such wise hear them, read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest the, that by patience and comfort of thy holy Word, we may embrace, and ever hold fast, the blessed hope of everlasting life, which thou hast given us in our Saviour Jesus Christ.\" In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.\nQuinquagesima Sunday is the Sunday before Ash Wednesday and marks the passing of the fiftieth day before Easter. The Collect is fairly new by Anglican standards. Less than 500 years old, it was composed for the 1549 Prayer Book by Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Cranmer, who was so influential in bringing Biblical Christianity back to Britannia. The Epistle for the day is that great and inspiring passage which defines Christian love, and the Gospel foretells God's supreme act of love in the suffering of Christ. The Psalm for this morning shows us that the love of God is revealed in creation and in the Law of God. These Passages remind me of the words of Christ in two other passages of Scripture; \"God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son,\" and, \"Greater love hath no man than this.\"\nWe are accustomed to hearing that creation reveals the existence of God. \"The firmament showeth His handy-work,\" according to Psalm 19:1 and, Romans 1 tells us God is clearly \"seen\" in the things He has made. But how does creation show the love of God? Think of something you have made. Why did you create it? Did not some part of you create it for the sheer love of creating? And doesn't some part of you enjoy what you make just because you made it? If we can experience such love for our creations, surely God can too, for we are created in His image. But we don't have to rely on speculation to learn this. In Genesis we see God lovingly engaged in the work of creation, bringing the world to its crowning glory, which is the man and woman who were created in His image, given dominion over the earth, and given the ability to know and love Him. Yes, God also had other reasons for creating us, but among all His reasons, love was one of the most primary among them. Recognising this, we thank God daily for all His \"goodness and loving kindness,\" and \"for our creation, preservation, and all the blessings of this life.\"\nGod's love is also revealed in the Law. Love is the meaning of the Law, and giving the Law was an act of love. God's Law is love because it shows what we have to do if we want to live in a world of peace and good will. Most people, even in today's self-worshiping and materialistic culture, still agree that the world would be a far better place if everyone obeyed the Ten Commandments. Many of these people have never read 1 Corinthians 13, but if it were shown to them, I think they would agree that a world in which people live by that kind of love would be a wonderful place. But what is the foundation of 1 Corinthians 13? It is Exodus 20, the Ten Commandments, which our Lord Himself summarised saying, \"Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind,\" and, \"Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the Law and the Prophets.\" God's Law shows us the way to love one another. Psalm 19 makes a statement some people will find surprising because they consider the Bible outdated and its rules oppressive. But Psalm 19 says of the Laws of God, \"In keeping of them there is great reward.\" There are benefits to knowing and/or living by the Law of God. I know many people who are miserable because they are reaping what they have sown. They have lived in sin. They have wasted their lives in wantonness and selfishness. They have given themselves to things that destroy people, and they have found that they have destroyed themselves. Truly there is \"a way that seemeth right unto man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.\" By contrast, living by the Law of God gives joy. It rejoices the heart. God's Law shows us the way of peace and unity and harmony. People often want to know the secret to good relationships or a happy marriage. There is no secret. It is all right here in the Bible. The more closely we follow its teachings the better and happier life is. The further we go from it the more misery we pile upon our own heads. Our problem is not that we don't know what to do; it's that we don't do what we know.\nGod's Law is love because it points us to the Saviour. We are so used to hearing Law and Grace used as antonyms that we sometimes forget they are both part of the same love of God freely given to us in Christ. They are only opposites when used to describe the way we are made acceptable, unto God. Law then becomes our attempt to cancel out our sins by being \"good\" while grace means being made acceptable by the free gift of God. In this sense, the two are completely opposite. But, in every other way Law and grace are both expressions of God's unfailing love for us. In fact, Law is an essential part of Grace, for God's Law shows our need of forgiveness as a gift from God. The Law is our \"schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith\" as we read in Galatians 3 last Monday night. 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        "raw_content": "Three Simple Steps To A Happier 2019\nWant to be happier, more positive and upbeat this year? Of course you do! Even if you don\u2019t see yourself as a naturally chipper individual there\u2019s plenty that you can do to improve your mood and start enjoying life more. Here are three steps you can take towards a happier 2019:\nWhen you think about happiness, for most of us, exercise isn\u2019t the first thing that springs to mind. It\u2019s hard work and it can be a bit of a chore, however, it\u2019s incredibly good for your mental as well as physical health. Exercise regulates hormones, can help you to sleep better and, despite it being tiring, it actually gives you more energy. If you\u2019re in a bit of a slump and feel like you have no \u2018get up and go\u2019, sign up for the gym and give it a try. If you\u2019re not one for the gym, long hikes with your dog, swimming, cycling, or whatever else gets you moving can be just as good!\nWhen we leave formal education and get a job, most of us stop making an effort to learn new things. But it shouldn\u2019t be the case, regardless of what you\u2019re interested in. There\u2019s so much information out there that you don\u2019t yet know! You could research a topic yourself using articles, online libraries, podcasts, and more. You could attend a course, the subject doesn\u2019t necessarily have to be academic \u2013 it could be art, baking, or another kind of craft.\nAnother option would be to take on some official education, whether it\u2019s an online degree or paralegal studies to further your existing law qualifications, this kind of study can help you to progress in your career. Learning new things gives us satisfaction, something to work on, and it feels good when we reach our goals. Feel like you\u2019re stagnating? Choose a topic and hit the books, whether it\u2019s just for yourself or for your career.\nYou might feel as though you don\u2019t have much to give. For example, you might feel like unless you have lots of money to give that there\u2019s not much you can do to help a charity. But it\u2019s simply not the case. You could hold a fundraiser and get people to sponsor you or your workplace. You could volunteer your time, spending an hour a week at a soup kitchen, a women\u2019s hostel, or an animal shelter. Even a couple of dollars a month helps these kinds of organizations.\nGiving back in some way to a cause that does good benefits both you and them. It helps them to continue on in their work and it makes you feel good, too. It\u2019s nice knowing that you\u2019ve been able to help and that your time and efforts have been appreciated. See if there are any charities or schemes locally that are in need of help, most are usually desperate for volunteers and donations as they don\u2019t receive any kind of government funding.\nFiled under Anything & Everything and tagged 2019, advice, anything and everything, exercise, happy, ideas, learning, new year, new years, pro tips, resolutions, simple, volunteer |\t3 Comments\nPost-Uni Work Life Getting You Down? Try These Options To Spice Things Up!\nThroughout college, we motivate ourselves by thinking that it doesn\u2019t matter that we have to pull all-nighters and spend 24 hours straight in the library because it will all be worth it when we land our dream job. However, the reality of the situation can be very different when we find ourselves in the work world. Many of us discover that our post-uni work life isn\u2019t quite what we expected it to be, and can be (Dare we say it?) a bit boring? Happily, if you do find yourself in this position, there are some tactics which you can use to make things a lot more interesting. Read on to find out more:\nChange your job:\nThe simplest solution to the boring work blues is to change your job. Perhaps there would be a role elsewhere that would be a better fit for your skills and interests? In another company, you might find colleagues that you have more in common with? You won\u2019t know until you find out.\nAlthough, it is vital to be mindful of making a snap decision when it comes to changing your job in a situation like this. We all have bad days and even bad weeks, but that doesn\u2019t necessarily mean that going somewhere else will be any better.\nThat is why it\u2019s worth giving any role a decent run of at least three months unless there are extenuating circumstances. Otherwise, you could find yourself leapfrogging from job to job, rather than learning to cope with the ups and downs of typical day to day life.\nKeep your job, but work overseas:\nAnother option, is to find a similar position but in a radically different location. I\u2019m not just talking about moving to the other side of town here, but going to live and work in an entirely different country! Something that is bound to add some excitement and zest into your post-university work life.\nLuckily, it\u2019s not that hard to find a suitable role, because you can use sites like GradAustralia that specialize in finding overseas jobs in all sorts of sectors. You can even apply through their portal, so it couldn\u2019t be easier to locate a post that best suits your experience and allows you to infuse a little excitement into your post-university work life.\nGo into business for yourself:\nLast of all, if the post-uni lull that you are in is more about working for someone else and having to fit into the corporate culture, you may want to consider going into business for yourself and carving your own career path.\nThe good news here, is that it\u2019s never been easier to get set up as an entrepreneur or small business owner, with the majority of such organizations running primarily over the internet in the startup stages.\nOf course, going into business for yourself is not without its challenges, but it is certainly an option that will bring plenty of spice and excitement!\nBeat the work blahs by changing things up and enjoy as your job transforms into your ideal career.\nFiled under Work and tagged advice, business, career, college, college kid, education, for your information, fyi, ideas, jobs, learning, new job, pro tips, school, work |\tLeave a comment\nFind Your Dream Career: Here\u2019s How\nAre you stuck in a job that you really don\u2019t like, but not taking any steps towards actually finding your dream career? Dream careers are not a myth; many people go to jobs that they really love every day. And, having a job that you love rarely feels like work. If we\u2019re being realistic, though, all jobs will come with some elements that you\u2019re probably not going to like. But, if you like it for the most part, you have job satisfaction, and you are able to enjoy a life outside of work, then you\u2019re winning!\nSo, here we\u2019re going to talk about how you can find your dream career and stop meandering. You might be thinking \u2018I\u2019ll do it next week\u2019 or even \u2018next year I\u2019ll start\u2019 \u2013 but those days rarely come. You\u2019ll keep putting it off to a later date unless you do something about it now. Let\u2019s take a look at how you can find your dream career today:\nAssess Your Skills, Talents, & Interests:\nThe first thing you need to do is assess your skills, talents, and interests. This will allow you to brainstorm on what sort of roles you think will be best for you. It\u2019s a good idea to know what sort of things you don\u2019t like to do or that you\u2019re not so good at, so you either know what to avoid or what to improve upon. You can also try to think way back to when you were a child; what sort of thing did you love to do then? Were you an avid reader/writer? Did you love to build model airplanes, paint pictures, or make your parents watch an all-singing all-dancing one person show? These can be big clues as to what would suit you now.\nWrite Out A List Of Jobs That Suit You:\nWhen you know what you\u2019re looking for in your job, you can use the above criteria to guide you in your search. Many experts like to use an Excel spreadsheet to organize job searches. However, feel free to use the format that suits you best. Don\u2019t forget to think outside of the box, either. If you\u2019ve always had a dream of being a nurse, but you want to travel the world so you\u2019re put off going for it, you can look into travel nursing jobs. You don\u2019t have to sacrifice your dreams to land your dream job!\nGet An Internship To Gain Some Experience:\nYou can often pursue your dream job through a college or university while you\u2019re obtaining an education. If you decide to go back and improve your skills so you have more chance of landing your dream job, see if you can get an internship to gain some experience while you\u2019re there. Internships often lead to job offers or, at the least, a more impressive resume, so they are always a good thing.\nJoin LinkedIn:\nLinkedIn can help you to learn a thing or two about the industry you want to be in, as well as make valuable contacts. You never know; you might even find your next job on there. Reach out and make connections because, often times, it\u2019s all about who you know.\nThrough trial and error, a dream job can certainly be landed on. But, it\u2019s up to you to make the effort to get out there and grab it!\nFiled under Work and tagged advice, business, career, dreams, education, ideas, internship, jobs, learning, new job, pro tips, work |\tLeave a comment\nLil Red Loves: Libraries\nHi! Something that I\u2019ve been fond of for as long as I can remember but, even more so this year, is the good ol\u2019 local library. In my neck of the woods, there are plenty of different libraries to go to that have instilled in me a love for reading from story time as a youngin up until now as a twenty something. And, what I have learned this past year, is that libraries aren\u2019t just for checking out books and movies.\nFrequenting the libraries in the greater Akron area has become a staple in my day job, as they offer wonderful, educational, and fun programs that are all completely free. My clients and I love visiting different libraries and always end up reaping the benefits that the programs and events have to offer. From gaining knowledge and new hobbies to receiving totally free books like the ones below, the library is definitely the place to be.\nThe libraries in my area offer everything from reading with therapy dogs to GED classes and murder mystery dinners. I have been to excellent music concerts with clients and showings of recently released movies in a huge auditorium. I\u2019ve also attended yoga classes, escape rooms, and lessons in meditation all for the cost of absolutely FREE.\nJust last week at North Hill Library\u2019s meditation class, there were cardboard boxes full of free books for the taking. Mysteries, romances, fiction, and nonfiction alike were all there to be sorted through and there was no limit to what we could select. My client and I had a blast looking at all of the choices and I ended up picking out all of the above horror style murder mysteries (My favorite!) to take home with me. Will I like all of them? Maybe not, but that\u2019s no harm done, because I can always donate it so that someone else can have what might be their new favorite page turner.\nLil Red will always support establishments that better the community and I am thankful that mine has so many excellent libraries to choose from, because they do just that. Libraries are inclusive to every single person in this world and there is much to be learned and a lot of fun to be had during your next visit to the neighborhood library!\nWho else makes good use out of their local library? What type of programs does your library offer to the public? I want to hear from all of you, so leave me a comment and let\u2019s chat! Much love. -Sarah\nFiled under Literature and tagged activities, ballin on a budget, books, for your information, fyi, hobby, knowledge is power, learning, libraries, lifewithlilred, lil red, lil red loves, lilred, literature, movies, saving |\tLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "Victor Valley Communities Foster Sustainability Efforts\nVictor Valley agencies manage the region\u2019s resources and support economic growth\nBy Jason Zasky on April 8, 2018 21:53 PM\nCourtesy of Natan Vigna\nThe Victor Valley region has long been a leader in setting and realizing sustainability goals. And with solar energy resources in abundance, it\u2019s no surprise that area businesses continue to look for opportunities to increase the use of that renewable resource.\nLocals may recall that Walmart made headlines when it completed a large-scale solar power project at its Apple Valley Distribution Center, one which utilizes more than 5,300 ground-mounted solar panels to generate enough energy to power 175 homes.\nMore recently, the developers of Tapestry announced that rooftop solar panels will be installed on the master-planned community\u2019s homes, with \u201cenergy generated from onsite solar panels [to] generate \u2026 a minimum of 20 percent of energy use for the overall Specific Plan.\u201d\nOf course, efforts to maximize natural resources aren\u2019t limited to solar power. For example, the Industrial Wastewater Treatment Facility in Victorville can treat 2.5 million gallons of water per day, making it an attractive option for beverage manufacturers \u2014 not to mention industrial customers at the Southern California Logistics Airport that are in need of a source of reclaimed water.\nMeanwhile, Mojave Water Agency (MWA), a regional wholesale water provider whose primary mission is to ensure a sustainable water supply, engages in a variety of conservation efforts. For one, MWA has been a pioneer in turf removal programs, which have resulted in the removal of millions of square feet of residential turf in Victor Valley and elsewhere in California.\nThe agency helps sponsor the Alliance for Water Awareness and Conservation (AWAC), says Nicholas Schneider, MWA\u2019s water conservation and forecast manager. AWAC is made up of several local water suppliers and community groups that educate and encourage the public to conserve water. For the past two years, the MWA and AWAC have teamed up to host the High Desert Innovators Water Summit, which encourages middle school and high school students to engage in water issues.\nTechnology plays a significant role in several MWA initiatives. For instance, MWA employs infrared imaging to verify water usage, which helps the agency determine current water demand and also helps project future demand, Schneider says.\nYet another important initiative that helps ensure a sustainable water supply is the Regional Recharge and Recovery Project \u2014 known as \u201cR-Cubed\u201d\u2014 which allows for delivery of State Water Project water from the California Aqueduct to key recharge sites along the Mojave River in Hesperia and Apple Valley, says Yvonne Hester, director of community outreach for the MWA.\n\u201cThe R-Cubed program is basically a water bank. The purchase and transport of water to the High Desert region allows the MWA to store water in underground aquifers during wet years. During drought periods this stored water can augment local supplies,\u201d she says.\nNo less important to public and economic health is the area\u2019s air quality. Consider the work of the Mohave Desert Air Quality Management District (MDAQMD), whose mission is to attain and maintain a healthful environment while supporting strong and sustainable economic growth.\nLocal businesses \u2014 including dry cleaners and gas stations, to name but two regulated businesses \u2014 have come to appreciate how the agency offers one-on-one guidance, fast permit turnaround times, low fees and a decidedly user-friendly website.\nBusinesses looking to expand are also attracted to the area by the availability of emission reduction credits, which are created when a company reduces air emissions beyond what is required. 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        "raw_content": "Title: The Effects of the Minimum Wage in the Formal and Informal Sectors in Brazil\nAuthors: Lemos, Sara\nAbstract: The minimum wage literature is very limited on empirical evidence for developing countries. This already limited literature is even more limited on the effects of the minimum wage in the informal sector, where most of the poor are. Extending the understanding of minimum wage effects both in developing countries and in particular in the informal sector is crucial if the minimum wage is to be used as a policy to help poor people in poor countries. This paper estimates wage and employment effects, accounting for sorting into the formal and informal sectors. The data used is a monthly Brazilian household survey from 1982 to 2000 at individual and regional levels. The formal and informal sectors employment effects were both found to be negative, consistent with the presence of a large spike, substantial spillover effects, and the associated compression effect in the wage distribution of both sectors. This suggests a downwards sloping labour demand curve in both sectors, challenging the standard Two Sectors Model as inadequate to explain the effect of the minimum wage on the formal and informal sectors in Brazil and in Latin America more generally.",
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        "raw_content": "(more graph goodness in the article)\nThe result is that each plant has to get rid of thousands of \u201cspent\u201d hens every year. What happens to those hens? In most cases, they don\u2019t end up in your chicken soup broth, or even in your cat or dog\u2019s food. That\u2019s because most slaughterhouses don\u2019t accept them \u2014 they have too little meat on their bones to turn a profit.\nHas the world reached peak chicken? Considering the fact that Americans eat 79 billion eggs a year, that\u2019s an awful lot of laying hens. And that\u2019s to say nothing of the so-called broiler operations that make chickens for supermarket shelves and fast-food sandwiches and nuggets.\nHas the world reached peak chicken?.\nTagschicken \u2022 population\n1 comment on \u201cHas the world reached peak chicken?\u201d\nAs with all other phenomena that grow exponentially \u2013 doubling in a fixed period of time (such as 20 years [3.5% per annum] in this instance) \u2013 we cannot continue to perpetually farm and eat more chickens than have ever been farmed and eaten before. Sadly, though, the same logic applies to vegetables. Therefore, the solution is not vegetarianism; the solution is less people. 7 billion humans has only been possible because modern agriculture is an industry that converts fossil fuels into food. Without fossil fuels, the Earth will only be able to support a pre-Industrial population (of about 1 billion).",
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        "raw_content": "Reies Lopez Tijeri\u00f1a (September 21, 1926 \u2013 January 19, 2015)\nPosted by ztnh in Anti-Imperialism, Free Speech, History, Mindfulness, U.S. History: 20th Century\nC\u00e9sar Ch\u00e1vez (1927-1993), Reies Lopez Tijeri\u00f1a (1926-2015)\nLUMPENPROLETARIAT\u2014GONZO: I was in high school when I first discovered Reies Tijeri\u00f1a. [1] I used to mine the San Mateo High School library for books about the history of the struggles for socioeconomic justice by my ancestors, my people. Luis Valdez\u2019s classic anthology of Chicano literature, Aztlan, became an important guide for some of us first discovering the occulted history of the Chicano Movement. It seemed the Civil Rights Movement had paved the way for other subjugated ethnicities to organise themselves for socioeconomic justice, such as the Arizona land grant movement. Tijeri\u00f1a would go on to work with other civil/human rights leaders, such as Dr. Martin Luther King on the Poor People\u2019s March. We had all learned about C\u00e9sar Ch\u00e1vez and the United Farm Workers as well as the saintliness of Chavez\u2019 commitment to non-violent resistance to injustice. But there were other Chicano leaders, who were much more provocative and incendiary. Reies Tijeri\u00f1a was easily one of the most inspiring Chicano leaders of the 1960s counterculture generations, who expanded our political imagination with his unwavering conviction for liberty and human rights.\nReies Lopez Tijeri\u00f1a video uploaded by Abel Muhammad on 12 JAN 2012 [2]\nReies Tijerina speaking at the Second Symposium held at the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) on 5/9/1969, video from the Communication Studies Archive was uploaded by UCLACommStudies on 11 APR 2014. One of the opening speakers, Juan Gomez, also the event moderator, a then-UCLA doctoral student and faculty member of San Diego State College, discussed El plan de Aztlan statement from the 1969 Denver Conference from four weeks prior.\nAL JAZEERA AMERICA\u2014[19 JAN 2015] Reies Lopez Tijerina, a Pentecostal preacher turned activist who led a violent raid of a northern New Mexico courthouse nearly 50 years ago, died Monday. He was 88.\nFamily representative Estela Reyes-Lopez said Tijerina, who helped spark the radical Chicano movement, died at an El Paso, Texas, hospital, of natural causes. A nephew, Luis Tijerina, also confirmed the death.\nTijerina, who had been battling a number of illnesses, including a heart condition, had to use a wheelchair in recent years but still occasionally gave speeches.\nWhile admired by some students, his activism was steeped in violence and his legacy remained controversial. He also drew criticism for his treatment of women and comments largely viewed as anti-Semitic.\nIn 1963, Tijerina founded La Alianza Federal de Mercedes, an organization that sought to reclaim Spanish and Mexican land grants held by Mexicans and American Indians in the Southwest before the U.S.- Mexican War.\nFour years later, Tijerina and followers raided the courthouse in Tierra Amarilla to attempt a citizen\u2019s arrest of the district attorney after eight members of Tijerina\u2019s group had been arrested over land grant protests.\nDuring the raid, the group shot and wounded a state police officer and jailer, beat a deputy, and took the sheriff and a reporter hostage before escaping to the Kit Carson National Forest.\nTijerina was arrested but ultimately acquitted of charges directly related to the raid. He did eventually spend about two years in prison for federal destruction of property. The raid outraged some, but it sparked excitement among Mexican-American college students of the Chicano movement.\nIt also placed Tijerina as one of the leaders in \u201cFour Horsemen of the Chicano Movement,\u201d which included Cesar Chavez of California, Corky Gonzales of Colorado, and Jose Angel Gutierrez of Texas. Tijerina was later dubbed \u201cKing Tiger\u201d and compared to Malcolm X.\n[1] If memory serves me, from Luis Valdez\u2019s classic anthology, Aztlan, Reies Tijeri\u00f1a\u2019s surname is Spanish. So, the surname Tijerina, I think, is a corruption of the original spelling, Tijeri\u00f1a. Please correct us, reader, if you have confirmation of the correct spelling.\n[2] YouTube video by Abel Muhammad (12 JAN 2012): This is a video I put together from a news report on NPR\u2019s Latino USA on Reies Lopez Tijerina. A beautiful human being and fighter for the Indo-Hispanic and oppressed people. This YouTube video consists of audio from NPR LATINO USA with images of photos Abel Muhammad compiled from the internet and his personal collection.",
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        "raw_content": "What Are You Really Trying To Say?! Celebrity Quotes That Have Fans Confused\nSometimes celebrities make it hard to get on their team. These stars\u2019 recent comments have left their fans confused between the crazy advice, rants and shade that have come out on Twitter, in interviews and on the streets. Here\u2019s the best of the best.\nIn the upcoming Mother\u2019s Day issue of Ebony, Jill Scott gave an interview about motherhood that may have offended some of her fans \u2014 especially single mothers trying to make it on their own:\n\u201cThat I-can-do-it-by-myself mentality is a lie. I\u2019m sorry if I hurt anybody\u2019s feelings, but you cannot do it all by yourself. You need a village: some aunties, grandmoms, friends. 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        "raw_content": "Guest Blog: What to Say to Someone in Recovery\nBy Emma Balek\nImage by Anna Levinzon\nWhile eating disorder recovery can be very different for each person, I think most people would agree that it is a difficult time. Not only can this be an emotional, exhausting, and sometimes scary process for the person going through recovery, but their family and friends may struggle with how they can best offer their support. Offering support is one of the best things you can do for someone in recovery, and here are a few ideas of what you should, and shouldn\u2019t, say to them so you can be an effective support system to them.\nRecovery is a choice. Part of making this choice is realizing that you are worth it. Even once the person has made the decision to recover, they may still have days where they feel discouraged. On these days, it is very important to remind them that they are worth it. There may not always come a time in the conversation where it feels right to say the exact words \u201cyou are worth it,\u201d but make it known to them how much they mean to you, why you value their friendship, or why you love them.\nRecovery takes a lot of strength, and on their tougher days, people in recovery could really use the encouragement of hearing someone else tell them how strong they are. Let them know that you believe in them and have confidence in them, and this may help them to gain confidence in their own strength.\n\u201cI\u2019m always here for you.\u201d\nThis is a great alternative to telling someone that you understand or know how they feel. I cannot stress how important a support system is to someone going through recovery. Recovery can feel lonely; some people like to have someone to talk to while others may not. Even if they do not want to talk about what they are going through, just knowing that they have someone there for them who will listen can mean a lot.\nAsk them if they want to go out\nGoing out, to eat, shop, or play, can be very stressful even for someone with an eating disorder, and even someone going through recovery. Often, it is something that they want to do but feel too uncomfortable. Always offer them the opportunity, but it they say no, just leave it at that.\n\u201cYou look like you\u2019ve gained weight.\u201d\nThe topic of weight during eating disorder recovery is a huge taboo. Many eating disorders begin with a fear of gaining weight. While recovery does entail healthy weight gain, you never want to come forward and tell your friend or family member that they are gaining weight, even if you tell them that the weight gain is good for them; this can be very detrimental to their recovery.\nI think that one of the worst things you can do to someone in these situations is act like you know how they feel. Even if you went through an eating disorder recovery yourself, your friend or family member\u2019s situation is most likely very different from yours. Telling them that you understand may make them feel belittled or defensive. Instead, tell them that they can always talk to you and you will listen.\n\u201cIt\u2019s good to have you back to your old self.\u201d\nEating disorder recovery changes a person\u2013for the better! When a person is recovered, they are not the same person that they were before; they are stronger.\n\u201cWhy don\u2019t you eat___?\u201d\nPeople will eating disorders often have \u201cfear foods\u201d\u2013foods that they avoid because they cause anxiety about weight gain. People going through recovery may slowly start eating their fear foods. However, it is important to let them do this at their own pace. Offering them their fear foods isn\u2019t always a bad idea, but asking them about why it was a fear food in the first place may make them very upset and cause them to get defensive.\nI hope that you enjoyed my insight about some of the best and worst thing to say to someone going through eating disorder recovery. A lot of people who have a friend or loved one who is going through eating disorder recovery struggle with the best ways to help them. These are based off of my personal experiences and opinions, and I am aware that everyone\u2019s situation is different, but I hope you are able to use some of these to offer valuable support for their friend or family member.\nMeet Emma:\nEmma Balek is a dietetics student at Boston University and a certified fitness instructor. Her personal struggles with anorexia nervosa, and the media\u2019s false information about health is what inspired her to study nutrition. She intends to pursue a career in eating disorder recovery. If there is one thing she wants people to know, it is that you should never lose hope that a full recovery is possible.",
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        "raw_content": "Why going to market is like \"prying open a big heavy door\"\nWhy going to market is like \u201cprying open a big heavy door\u201d\nby Amie Sergas\nMaRS will welcome Carol Leaman, president and CEO of Axonify, for Entrepreneurship 101\u2019s next Lived It Lecture on Wednesday, April 8, 2015, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Register for the event here.\n\u201cI told them I was going to be the CEO of a company.\u201d\nThat was Carol Leaman\u2019s reply when she was asked what career path she wanted to pursue as a teenager. Years later, while she was focused on building a career in corporate finance, that entrepreneurial feeling was lost\u2014until she started to recognize the degree of involvement required for the younger companies in her portfolio.\n\u201cIn a larger company, it\u2019s hard to see your direct impact, while in a smaller company, everything you do can have a very big impact,\u201d explains Carol.\nWhen the opportunity came to work with one of these small companies, she felt a sensation that this was what she was meant to do and was exactly where she needed to be. While she was scared and excited, she also knew she was back on track and felt at home.\nRoughly 15 years and four companies later, Carol has lost no momentum as a serial entrepreneur and a true company builder in our startup community. She scaled Fakespace Systems, a virtual reality company, from $3 million to $30 million in revenue and positioned it for acquisition in 2003. From there, she started RSS Solutions, an enterprise manufacturing software company that was sold in 2006. PostRank, a real-time engagement monitoring and analytics platform for social web content, was next, and was sold to Google in 2011.\nCurrently, Carol leads Axonify, an award-winning platform that marries adaptive learning technology and gamification with corporate learning and training. Carol is also a dedicated mentor and advisor to startups. We first met back in 2008 when I was initially building a provincial team of entrepreneurs-in-residence for our Business Acceleration Program. Carol was the first entrepreneur-in-residence at Communitech, a role that has since flourished into a full offering of startup services at the organization.\nGiven all of this, I was keen to capture a few of Carol\u2019s insights from her entrepreneurial journey so far.\nQ&A with Carol Leaman, CEO of Axonify\nAmie: You\u2019ve managed to raise capital at times in Ontario (and Canada) when venture funding was scarce. How did that happen?\nCarol: For PostRank, we were lucky to be in Waterloo, Ontario, where we had a local venture capital firm with a specific mandate to invest in opportunities from the community. That firm had made an initial investment in PostRank in 2007, so when the recession hit at the time when we were raising further funding, in the absence of everyone else in the market, our investors acknowledged the progress we had actually made with the company and continued to support it. Because of timing and the local, small market of capital available, the company was able to survive in a time that was not friendly for raising capital.\nWith Axonify in early 2012, it was a very different situation. In Canada, the investment trends favoured consumer-based companies, which was not where Axonify played. Through a previous relationship with an American venture capitalist who had a deep understanding of the space that Axonify operated in, we were able to raise the funds.\nAmie: You have now seen three tech companies through to acquisition as the CEO. Do you ever start a company out with the exit in mind?\nCarol: It\u2019s not ever about building a company with an exit in mind. Rather, it\u2019s all about building a business that delivers real value for the market segment and, therefore, real value for the company. Building a company with the goal of an exit takes the company down a different path and loses its focus. These companies might be more accustomed to riding the wave on flash-in-the-pan trends. It\u2019s risky enough building an early-stage venture without adding all of that uncertainty to it. You can mitigate this risk by building a solid company early and defining what you have that your customers are willing to pay for in a meaningful way. Then you can build incrementally on that.\nAmie: How do you market and sell a company\u2019s products at such an early stage when you\u2019re still trying to figure out what the company is going to be?\nCarol: With Axonify, now things are more tactical. We know the market really well, though things are still morphing. It also helps you keep an eye on the competitive landscape\u2014it never stops. Your goal at an early stage is to generally be moving in the right direction and not specifically moving in the wrong direction.\nGoing to market is like prying open a big heavy door. With your first prospective customer, the door is cracked open slightly. You can see a little bit into your marketplace through the crack and you can only manage to get your foot wedged in it a little bit. Pay very close attention to that customer. Listen to them, find out what their needs are and incorporate their feedback. Then the door will open a little bit more. Then get another customer and do the same thing, and the door opens a little wider. As you keep moving incrementally and get enough of these successes, then themes start emerging from your customers. The door will keep opening wider and wider, and you\u2019ll get clearer visibility into what\u2019s on the other side of the door. When you get that visibility, that\u2019s when you pour gas on the fire and start ramping up your sales.\nAll too often early-stage entrepreneurs find the crack in the door and manage to wedge their foot in, but don\u2019t pay attention to their customers enough to be able to open the door further.\nAmie: What are a few key pieces of advice that you have received from advisors and mentors that you pass along to other entrepreneurs who you mentor?\nCarol: First, raising capital is going to be a lot harder and take a lot longer than you think. Pay close attention to your cash flow and manage it accordingly for the long run. Even upon raising investment, the cash does not come as quickly as you might expect.\nSecond, really understand your market. Many early-stage companies do a very superficial analysis of their market or go after markets that don\u2019t exist. Basic business fundamentals with respect to customer discovery have been lost. Founders don\u2019t talk to their prospects early enough to figure out who their customers are and what they are willing to pay for. Instead, you should do detailed discovery about the market. If your solution fits and if the market is gigantic, then pursue it.\nThird, focus\u2014and only on one or two things. Once you find that \u201cwedge\u201d in the door to your customers, focus on it. Don\u2019t be distracted by shiny objects, just pick the one or two areas that you can explore with your customers that won\u2019t dilute your efforts. If they don\u2019t work, then move on to the next one or two things.\nFinally, don\u2019t underestimate the value of marketing, no matter how early you are in the process. Relying only on the value of your intellectual property (IP) as a competitive advantage doesn\u2019t work anymore. Anyone in the world can build anything right now, so getting to market is not an IP or technology race anymore, it\u2019s a marketing race. 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        "raw_content": "Science Office for Undergraduate Student Advising (SOUSA)\nFaculty website: www.mcgill.ca/science\nScience Office for Undergraduate Student Advising (SOUSA): www.mcgill.ca/science/student\nThe Science Office for Undergraduate Student Advising (SOUSA) and the Office of the Director of Advising Services of the Faculty of Science are located in Dawson Hall, room 405. SOUSA serves students in the B.Sc. and B.A. & Sc. degrees.\nMcGill's Faculty of Science\nMcGill\u2019s second-largest faculty: 14 schools and departments, including the Redpath Museum, Canada\u2019s oldest museum of natural history focusing on teaching, research, and outreach; 20 research centres and institutes\nStudents: 4,071 undergraduate, 959 graduate, and 132 postdoctoral researchers, for a total of 5,268 students\n270 faculty members, including tenured and tenure-track professors\nHas produced nine Nobel laureates: seven were Faculty of Science graduates, while two winners were Science faculty members.\nFaculty renewal: aided by a pool of innovative government initiatives such as the Canada Foundation for Innovation and its Canadian Excellence Research Chairs program; the Faculty has recruited more than 175 new professors since 2000.\nCanadian leader in Astrophysics and Cosmology, Climate Change and Extreme Weather, Green Chemistry, Life Sciences (developmental biology), Earth Systems Science, Biodiversity and Conservation, Nanoscience, and Social Neuroscience\nOffers students an important Field Studies Program, which takes students out of the classroom and into the world to conduct research in biodiversity, climate change, volcanology, geology, and marine biology, and to work with native populations, governments, and NGOs in places as far-ranging as Africa, Panama, Barbados, and Northern Canada\nEstablished the Reginald Fessenden Professorships and Prizes in Science Innovation, the first such endowed program in Canada, to encourage and support the commercialization of research in science conducted by world-class scholars\nMcGill\u2019s most multidisciplinary faculty, which conducts teaching and research in collaboration with many of the University\u2019s other faculties, including Medicine, Engineering, Music, Arts, Education, and Management\nSpearheaded the $120 million McGill Life Sciences Research Complex, consisting of the Francesco Bellini Building and Cancer Research Building, which are physically linked to the McIntyre Medical and the Stewart Biology Buildings\nEstablished Canada\u2019s first comprehensive Earth System Science Program, to study and research new forms of energy and gain a better understanding of climate change and natural hazards\nThe Tomlinson University Science Teaching Project conducts groundbreaking university-level science education research, and develops innovative and effective teaching methods for science instructors\nInaugurated the Office for Undergraduate Research and the Science Undergraduate Research Awards to encourage top students to connect with professors during their degree program and pursue research projects in fields of interest",
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        "raw_content": "The talents of the Young Drivers Program and the GT3 Junior Program put to the test by Automobili Lamborghini's Motorsport team\nTesting and development programs with Hurac\u00e1n Super Trofeo and Hurac\u00e1n GT3, plus athletic and behavioral preparation\nThe second training session will take place at the end of October\nSant'Agata Bolognese/July 17, 2017.\nThe 2017 edition of Lamborghini Squadra Corse's youth programs enters the heart of the season. In June, the Imola Autodrome hosted the first training session for members of the two talent programs of Lamborghini's Motorsport division: the Young Drivers Program, open to young drivers who compete in the single-brand Lamborghini Super Trofeo, and those in the GT3 Junior Program, reserved to young talents who race in the major GT championships worldwide with the Hurac\u00e1n GT3.\nIn all, more than forty promising young Motorsport talents were selected by Lamborghini Squadra Corse with the aim to help them grow toward becoming professional drivers and brand ambassadors.\nFor Lamborghini's racing division, in fact, talent and speed on the track are not the only prerequisites necessary for becoming a \"Pro\". Other qualities are required, and for this reason Squadra Corse's talent programs are organized so as to offer the young drivers all the tools necessary for honing and developing their qualities in the most effective way. This means improving their skills as racing car testers by working closely with the technicians and engineers of the racing division; guiding them towards the most effective athletic training for the Motorsport discipline; and teaching them the values of the Lamborghini brand through guided tours at the Sant'Agata Bolognese headquarters, in addition to product training and instruction in behavioral and communication aspects.\n\"At Lamborghini Squadra Corse \u2013 comments Giorgio Sanna, Head of Motorsport of Automobili Lamborghini \u2013 we are proud to see the growth of the Young Drivers Program year after year. The importance of this program and the interest it is generating in both the drivers and industry professionals throughout the world means that we have to set high quality standards and apply cutting-edge instructional methods in Motorsport, because - I have to underscore - even if only a few arrive at being official drivers during their experience with Lamborghini, in any case we have contributed to creating driving professionals for the near future.\"\nTrack testing and development with the Lamborghini Hurac\u00e1n\nOne of the special features of Lamborghini's youth programs is allowing the drivers to participate in the development tests for the competition cars, working alongside the staff of the Motorsport division.\nAt the Imola Autodrome, Lamborghini Squadra Corse sets up a real racing team, just like on a race weekend, who are engaged in two areas of testing: with the Lamborghini Hurac\u00e1n Super Trofeo for the participants of the Young Drivers Program and with the Lamborghini Hurac\u00e1n GT3 for members of the GT3 Junior Program.\nThe program is supervised by Raffaele Giammaria, director of the Scuola Federale ACI SPORT, along with a staff of professional drivers who assess each individual driver during the training period. The aim is to teach the young drivers to work as a team and relate with team members, and to assess their sensitivity and their ability to adapt to the car during the testing phase.\nThe activities include simulations of races and qualifying sessions, as well as set-up tests for the cars and the tires with technical partner Pirelli, which also provided the new PZero Velo tires for the bike sessions. Following the lap sessions, ample space is given to telemetry data analysis with the specialized engineers, as well as feedback between the driver and the technicians after each driving session.\nBut above all, the supervisor and the Squadra Corse coaches have the opportunity to observe the aptitude of each individual driver and to evaluate their work, compiling a detailed report that takes into account not only on-track performance but also behavioral and character aspects, which are the basis of professionalism.\nAthletic preparation\nGood physical fitness is the basis of any sports discipline, Motorsport included. Lamborghini Squadra Corse therefore gives particular importance to the athletic preparation of its drivers, using fitness professionals who can monitor and improve the physical condition of the young trainees.\nOne of the new features of the 2017 edition is the introduction of cycling, a sport that can be easily practiced by all the drivers when they are not engaged on the track. The athletic training session of the Lamborghini drivers kicks off with a morning session on racing bikes over the almost five kilometers of the Imola Autodrome, including remote monitoring of their physical condition in real time.\nNext comes the real training workout: a circuit comprising different stations with aerobic and strength-building exercises alternating with reflex tests. One of the objectives, in fact, is to assess each driver's mental concentration during extreme physical exertion, which in essence is what drivers actually confront during endurance competitions. The athletic program is supervised by Driver Performance fitness professionals, whose job is to monitor the drivers' fitness levels and compile a dedicated report that will contribute to the overall assessment of each driver.\nThe values of the Lamborghini brand\nAnother fundamental aspect of the program is the theoretical part, an immersion in the values of the Lamborghini brand to impart behavioral and communication notions. All the members of the Young Drivers Program and the GT3 Junior Program are invited to Sant'Agata Bolognese to have a first-hand experience of Automobili Lamborghini. The guided tour of the production lines and the Lamborghini Museum is an extraordinary opportunity for the young drivers to get to know the brand values up close. They also participate in workshops on Lamborghini products to discover all the secrets of the latest models and their technical features.\nLast but not least is the importance of communication, whether in regard to how to relate with the media during an interview, the correct use of social networks, or relations with customers as an instructor at the Accademia.\nLife experience as well as professional experience\nWhat Lamborghini Squadra Corse offers the young Motorsport talents is not just a program aimed at grooming them to be professional drivers. One concrete opportunity is to become an instructor at Lamborghini's official driving school, the Accademia. Drivers who demonstrate that they possess the right qualities and attitude are selected by the team and given specific training for this type of profession, which for many of them is their first work experience, thus they become brand ambassadors. For the young drivers, it is an extraordinary opportunity to work in contact with a professional staff, to share their passion with the Accademia customers, and to encounter people from different places and cultures.\nThe next training session of the Young Drivers Program and the GT3 Junior Program is scheduled to take place in the last week of October, once again in Imola.\nThe members of the 2017 edition of the Young Drivers Program\nNow in its fourth edition, the Young Drivers Program is reserved to young people aged 26 and under who participate in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo.\nAlex Jia Tong Liang\nArthur Janosz\nAxcil Jefferies\nBar Baruch\nBen Gersekowski\nBrandon Gdovic\nJonathan Cecotto\nKikko Galbiati\nJack Bartholomew\nLoris Spinelli\nMorgan Haber\nThe members of the 2017 edition of the GT3 Junior Program\nInaugurated in 2015, the GT3 Junior Program is the next step after the Young Drivers Program and offers young talents the chance to compete in the major GT championships worldwide at the wheel of the Hurac\u00e1n GT3.\nItalian GT Championship\nAlex Frassineti\nStefano Gattuso\nMartin Kodric\nJeroen Mul\nBlancpain GT / ADAC GT\nNicolas Pohler\nMax Van Splunteren\nI giovani piloti di Lamborghini Squadra Corse in pista a Imola per la prima sessione di training",
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        "raw_content": "I promised you a guide to St Petersburg and Moscow, and since I didn\u2019t spend as much time in Moscow, I decided to put them together! St Petersburg This city is beyond\u2026\nMeet me in RUSSIA\nAs you might notice, the Football World Cup is on \ud83d\ude09 And Denmark qualified in November last year when they won against Ireland! It\u2019s of course really a big thing, and I\u2019m\u2026\nMeet me in Monaco\nTwo weeks ago I was in lovely Monaco for 4 days with my love. We wanted to do a short getaway and we changed the destination I think 10 times haha \ud83d\ude09\u2026\nSummer is almost here and I cannot WAIT!!! There\u2019s really nothing better than summertime if you ask me. This summer will be special because we finally have a home in Copenhagen, which\u2026\nMeet me in Amsterdam\nLiving only 50 minutes drive away from the capital Amsterdam, I go there quite often. Rotterdam and Amsterdam have a strange relationship to each other, its true to say they actually don\u2019t\u2026\nMeet me in Copenhagen\nCopenhagen will always be my favorite city to return to! There is nothing like spring/summer days in Copenhagen, but unfortunately, there is not many of them \ud83d\ude09 Besides that, Copenhagen offers many\u2026\nCopenhagen touchdown\nSorry, it\u2019s been a little quiet lately, but so much is going on! I\u2019m working on a new project that you will soon be able to hear more about. I just arrived\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Comic Con NY 2012 Live Stream: The Walking Dead, Halo 4, and the 10 Events You Can Not Miss\nBy Abdul R. Siddiqui | Oct. 11, 2012\nThe New York Comic Con, taking place at the Javits Center, starts Thursday and will run until October 14. Since tickets are already sold out, many fans unable to make the cut will have to settle for following internet updates. For the first time, however, the show is also offering a live stream via TwitchTV, so be sure to stay in touch. However, it can be more than daunting following the entire event, considering the fact that there are 892 individual events taking place; New York Comic Con managed to draw over 105,000 visitors last year. In the interest of maintaining sanity and follow-ability, here is an extremely condensed list of events that you should really keep your eye on.\n1) Comics Pros And Film Buffs: When Fanboys Collide\nAre you the kind of person that takes a stance against products even before you have experienced them? Do you go on the internet message boards and hate people for disagreeing with you? Did you decide earlier this year that you simply weren\u2019t going to watch The Avengers because Scarlett Johansson simply is not Natasha Romanov? Well then, you, my friend, may just be a fanboy. This event should be particularly interesting to you because it allows you the opportunity to meet with both experts of the comic book world and the film world in order to see what they feel about the superhero craze and the merging of movies and comics like never before. Of course, since you are a fanboy, you may just hate the event even before it starts.\n2) DC COMICS \u2013 THE NEW 52: Superman\nHosted by the talented crew behind Supergirl and Action Comics, this panel allows fans the opportunity to meet with the legendary Grant Morrison and discuss the issues revolving around Superman in DC\u2019s re-imaging of the iconic character in their New 52 line. As you may recall, Superman went through remarkable changes, the most glaring of which is a serious \u201cnerfing\u201d of his powers, which has resulted in him becoming a more human character as a result. However, that simply has not sat well with fans (read: fanboys) and the panel should certainly shed some light on the directions the flagship hero for DC Comics intends to take.\n3) Expanding the Experience: Video Games & Comics\nLocation:1A14\nAfter their success with the comic book adaptations of Dragon Age and Mass Effect, Dark Horse (Hellboy, The Mask) plans to unleash an entire line of comic books based on the latest video games coming out later this year. The industry crossover of video games and comics has increased in recent times as video game back stories have become more and more complex, they require far more depth than is possible in the traditional game. However, the system currently works well because gamers are often absorbed in shooting things while actively having to seek out comics becomes an activity for the minority interested in experienced a story.\n4) Anime Network\nAnime Network celebrates their tenth anniversary with an event consisting of announcements, sneak peeks, and special giveaways. Anime Network is considered one of the premier channels for anime in North America, which is an admittedly small market, but they have offered fans numerous shows ranked highly in terms of both commercial success and critical reception. If the names Appleseed, Clannad, and Elfen Lied mean anything to you, this is an event you cannot miss.\n5) The Dark Knights Returns, Part 2\nLocation: IGN Theater\nAs the second part to what is perhaps the most iconic version of Batman (The Killing Joke was more Joker\u2019s tale than the protagonist\u2019s), The Dark Knight Returns Part 2 has everyone from fans of Frank Miller to fans of decent animation excited. As part of the panel, legendary producer Bruce Timm will discuss the making of the film while also showcasing some clips. The first part of the duo has already been released and has received decent reviews, although fans often argue that the second half of the tale is where the story really picks up.\n6) Halo 4: The Master Chief Returns and Multiplayer Goes to Infinity\nLocation:1E07\nWith the November 6release date of Halo 4 getting unbearably close, this panel allows fans the chance to keep up with updates as they are made available for release. Topics discussed will include the new competitive multiplayer mode War Games, a sure hit considering the franchise\u2019s ability to create addictive multiplayer, and a new system of storytelling titled Spartan Ops, which claims to keep the tale going long after the initial campaign is finished. This may be the only release this year to actually overtake Call of Duty: Black Ops II, so keep an eye as 343 Industries unveils even more updates for the game near release.\n7) AMC\u2019s The Walking Dead Panel Event\nCan it really be a modern Comic Con event without something involving The Walking Dead? The cast and crew of the show, including Andrew Lincoln and executive producers Glen Mazzara, Robert Kirkman and Gale Ann Hurd, will discuss the show and even reveal an exclusive clip from the show\u2019s upcoming season premiere, airing this Sunday on AMC.\n8) Firefly Tenth Anniversary Special Event First Look\nPerhaps the most beloved show to be cancelled so prematurely, Firefly will celebrate its tenth anniversary by actually debuting a show on the Science Channel November 11. This panel will allow fans the opportunity to catch exclusive sneak peaks of the event, and surprise guests have been promised. However, this actually causes a bit of cynicism because had they actually managed to invite someone of the caliber of Nathan Fillion or Joss Whedon, their name would have been plastered in the name of the event larger than the event itself.\nThe perennial thorn in the side of numerous fans that believe dubbing is a vicious evil that must be stopped, FUNimation is the company that brings us some of the best animes but some of the worst dubbing ever to grace the English language. This event will allow fans a chance to see what is next for the company in terms of Blu-Rays, DVDs, streaming options and television (they have their own channel). So, for the company that made it possible for us to see Dragon Ball Z and Fullmetal Alchemist, any fan owes it to themselves to check them out.\n10) Disney XD-New Animated Series Screening\nFrom the channel that brought us Avengers:EMH!, comes a panel event detailing two wonderful new series for the young cartoon watcher in all of us. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Washington, D.C. is not just a Redskins town \u2013 it\u2019s a great sports city\nWhy is ESPN ignoring the Jerry Sandusky scandal? \u00bb\nPlay date activities for kids with autism\nHere\u2019s another of my articles from Examiner.com. It seems lately I\u2019ve been doing a lot on play dates for kids with autism. The other ones are more newsy, involving environmental causes, etc.\nAnyway, this is just a sample list of some activities to do to improve social skills \u2013 reading, exercises, games, music, imaginary play, etc.\nTo read the article on Examiner.com, click here.\nTags: autism, exercises, games, music, play dates, puppets, reading, social skills\nThis entry was posted on November 2, 2011 at 7:36 pm and is filed under Autism, Disabilities, Examiner.com.\tYou can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.",
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        "raw_content": "Cryptocurrency and High Net Worth Individuals2018-06-212018-06-21https://miningsky.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/logo_white_small.pngMiningSkyhttps://miningsky.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/cryptocurrency.jpg200px200px\nCryptocurrency, prior to the boom in 2017, was considered a huge risk to investors in relation to the cost. The investors saw no positive or huge potential to crypto to invest in. After the Bitcoin boom in 2017, many investors started looking into Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. Investors saw that the risk was worth the reward for crypto and started investing into crypto. Capgemini reported recently about High Net Worth Individuals gaining more interests in cryptocurrency.\nCapgemini is a French multinational professional service and business consulting corporation headquartered in Paris, France. They published a World Wealth Report 2018 that explores trends that affect high net worth individuals (HNWIs) in 71 countries. This report looked into cryptocurrency and its trend in the market.\nThe Main Point From the Wealth Report Regarding Cryptocurrency\nCryptocurrency investments reached an all-time high\u2026 High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI) are cautiously interested in holding cryptocurrencies, with 29.0% globally having a high degree of interest, and 26.9% saying they were somewhat interested\nLooking at the graph below, more than 50% of HNWI individuals in Latin America and Asia Pacific are interested in cryptocurrency.\nEffect On The Crypto Market\nHigh Net Worth Individuals in most cases are risk takers. All these individuals calculate their risk and return before taking action. With their interested in the market, you can assume that the risks associated with cryptocurrency are slowly being outweighed by the return or else the interested would be a lot lower. This interested would mean cryptocurrency has huge potential for growth and market acceptance.\nOne notable is with Goldman Sachs, a well known financial service provider. Their stance on cryptocurrency prior to the market boom was that it was too risky to invest in; this year they announced they are trying to bring BTC to Wall Street. They had a huge turn around with such a big financial company shows that crypto has huge potential.\nInvesting in cryptocurrency before another boom is your best option to capitalize on the potential profits. Once HNWI finds the opportune chance to invest, they will cause a surge in prices. Before the surge happens, start having your own supply of crypto. To maximize your profits, it would be best to invest in mining instead of trading/purchasing of crypto. Contact MiningSky today to get a hosting quote and get your hands on cryptocurrency before it is too late.\nCryptocurrency On The RiseHosting, Industry, News",
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        "raw_content": "The Race to Sainthood\nBy Nina Goodby | Dec 16, 2009 | Front Page | 1\nStatues of Kateri Tekakwitha and Junipero Serra in Mission Dolores cemetery.\nShaded in the old cemetery at Mission Dolores, two statues wait for Rome\u2019s word.\nThe first: Father Junipero Serra, the missionary celebrated by many for founding 9 of California\u2019s 21 missions \u2013 including Mission Dolores on June 29, 1776 \u2013 and shunned by some Native Americans for his treatment of their ancestors. Serra died in 1784.\nThe second, a representative of those ancestors: The Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha, a Mohawk woman born over a century earlier, in upstate New York. For years her statue stood as the only symbol of the Native Americans who lived and died near Mission Dolores. If canonized, Kateri will become the Catholic Church\u2019s first Native American saint.\nThere is no limit to the number of canonizations \u2013 declarations of a deceased person to sainthood \u2013 the Pope can authorize, and advocates of the two candidates represented in the cemetery are both working on documenting their second miracles\u2013 the final step before canonization.\nWould it be significant if Kateri were canonized before Serra, who is thought by some to have murdered her fellow Native Americans?\n\u201cIf you\u2019re an Indian opposed to Serra, if you believe Serra was a genocidal maniac, why would you feel better if she was canonized first?\u201d asks Steven Hackel, associate professor of history at University of California Riverside who is writing a biography of Serra.\n\u201cLots of people would think it is a powerful statement,\u201d he continued. \u201cBut she was a Mohawk woman disconnected from her own community.\u201d\nA statement from the Vatican acknowledging that missionaries carried out violence against native cultures, he says, would be more impressive than recognizing \u201cone of yours became one of ours.\u201d\nBut even Native Americans disagree on Serra.\nLike Blessed Kateri, 54-year old Andrew Galvan, the curator at Mission Dolores, is a Catholic and a Native American. Yet he has \u201clived and breathed\u201d Serra for 30 years and supports his canonization.\nAndrew Galvan is a descendant of a Bay Miwok man and an Ohlone woman who were baptized at Mission Dolores in 1794 and 1802. Earlier this year, Galvan added two wooden headboards in the cemetery to commemorate them and the thousands of other Native Americans buried nearby. Galvan calls Serra \u201ca good individual but a bad institution.\u201d\n\u201cWe Indians are tied to Missions even though they signify the end of our traditional ways,\u201d says Galvan. \u201cThese were Indian houses of worship, monuments to surviving colonialism.\u201d\nFather John Vaughn is Serra\u2019s vice postulator, the person in charge of sainthood-related records and investigation for the missionary\u2019s case. \u201cIf you judge Serra by today\u2019s standards you can find a lot of things that he would do differently,\u201d he says.\nBoth Kateri and Serra have had their virtues extensively prodded by the Vatican as they\u2019ve moved through the steps toward sainthood to earn the titles Servant of God, Venerated, and currently, Blessed.\nA person must be dead at least five years before steps toward sainthood process can begin, although the pope can override this rule in special cases, as happened with Mother Theresa after her death in 1997.\nTo be declared Venerable, or \u201cheroic in virtue,\u201d a biographical case is compiled, which cites historical testimonies that the person was without a character flaw.\nWhen the case is ready to be submitted to the Vatican, a summarium book is prepared, containing all the official papers. The book is dripped with holy wax, tied with ribbons, and delivered to Rome. Then prayers are said in hopes that the Congregation of Rites will accept the unblemished character of the candidate.\nGalvan delivered Serra\u2019s summarium book to the Vatican in 1983. \u201cWe handed it to John Paul II and asked what to do next. He said, \u2018You must pray and you must insist.\u2019\u201d\nIn the 1980s, both Kateri and Serra had a single miracle, beyond medical probability, confirmed by Rome\u2019s Congregation of Rites. This earned them beatification and the title \u201cBlessed.\u201d\nOnly five Americans from the United States are currently beatified, and to become a saint, an honor bestowed on ten Americans so far, a second miracle is required.\nThat can take years, but in August serious reports of possible miracles on behalf of each candidate surfaced.\nA 9-year-old boy in Seattle who prayed to Blessed Kateri mysteriously recovered from flesh-eating bacteria. And a Panamanian artist, who lives without skull over a 5-by-7 inch square of her brain, says blessed Serra keeps her alive.\n\u201cEvery time I go into surgery there is no hope for me,\u201d exclaims Sheila Lichacz over the phone from Panama, where the 66-year-old artist and devout Catholic lives part-time. Serra revealed himself to Lichacz over the course of numerous trips to California for brain surgeries, she says.\nLichacz prays to Serra and so far it seems someone\u2019s been listening \u2013 she\u2019s survived 14 surgeries to remove brain tumors over the past 45 years and still has the energy to travel to Jerusalem and between her homes in Florida and Panama.\nWhy pray to a saint instead of the Big Guy?\n\u201cSaints are closer to you-know-who to ask for favors,\u201d says Galvan. \u201cIf a miracle happens, you sure are indebted to Nancy Pelosi for whispering in Obama\u2019s ear.\u201d\nBoth Serra and Kateri camps see the recent possibilities as distinct and very hopeful. But finding a miracle large enough for Rome is difficult.\n\u201cStandards for miracles fluctuate as science widens,\u201d says Vaughn. \u201cWe feel you can have a lot of miracles, but we need the kind that will endure past scrutiny, something that can be explained only by God\u2019s special intervention.\u201d\nMiracles with a capital \u201cM\u201d are attested by witnesses and dissected by canon lawyers and medical doctors.\nIt\u2019s a world that moves ever so slowly, but canonizing saints is by no means an antiquity. Pope John Paul II, the pope before the current pope Benedict XVI, simplified the canonization process, and beatified and canonized more than all the previous popes put together.\n\u201cHistorical cases are harder to do and take longer,\u201d says Galvan. \u201cThere are no living witnesses. So postulators think: is it possible to find living descendants of people who interacted with Serra?\u201d\nAnother source of information are writings by and about the potential saint. More than 80,000 pages of Serra\u2019s writings are held in Mission Santa Barbara, all of which were examined to assess his character.\nSister Kateri Mitchell directs the Tekakwitha Conference, which is devoted to Blessed Kateri and the only Catholic Native American organization in North America. Mitchell says she hears dozens of reports of \u201clittle miracles in people\u2019s lives\u201d resulting from prayers to Blessed Kateri.\nTo her, 9-year-old Jake Finkbonner seems something more than an everyday miracle.\nFinkbonner was hospitalized in 2006 with a devastating Strep A infection after injuring his mouth in a basketball game. \u201cFather Tim came down to the hospital and he said, \u2018Okay, pray for Blessed Kateri\u2019s intercession,\u2019\u201d remembers Elsa Finkbonner, Jake\u2019s mother, who lives with her family in Sandy Point, Washington.\nThe family anticipated death, but Jake mysteriously recovered, though he bears scars of 27 surgeries on his face.\nMs. Finkbonner draws parallels between her son and Blessed Kateri. Both were scarred on the face \u2013 Kateri from smallpox, Jake from flesh-eating bacteria \u2013 and both are Catholics of Native American descent \u2013 Jake\u2019s father is from the Lummi tribe.\n\u201cJake thinks it\u2019s pretty neat a miracle is being attributed on his behalf,\u201d says Ms. Finkbonner. \u201cBut the greatest miracle in our eyes is that he was able to come home alive.\u201d\nAfter nearly two and a half years of preparation, the case for Finkbonner\u2019s experience with Kateri was submitted to Rome in July. \u201cThere seems to be a lot of hope around it,\u201d says Mitchell. \u201cI think we\u2019ve just waited so long. We\u2019re just hoping this potential miracle will become a reality very soon.\u201d\nSister Mitchell says Kateri is intriguing in part because, although she died at 24, she understood the complexities of spirituality and religion. Kateri held onto her traditional Mohawk spirituality while having the \u201cdesire to know a God that was truly unknown.\u201d\nThe 2002 U.S. Census counted just under half a million Catholic Native Americans, about one eighth of the total Native American population.\n\u201cIf we have a saint that has been recognized and given this title by the Catholic Church, this would be very affirming for us,\u201d says Mitchell.\nIn the meantime, all either party can do is wait.\n\u201cI know I am a miracle. There is no question about it,\u201d says Lichacz, who says she will continue to pray to Serra several times a day, asking him to stop the growth of her remaining brain tumors. The vice postulator\u2019s office at Mission Santa Barbara continues to review her case. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb 426: How to Successfully Expand Your Business Into Africa by David Olowe\n426: How to Successfully Expand Your Business Into Africa by David Olowe\nThe best way to predict the future is to invent it. David Olowe shows us that people shouldn\u2019t get caught up chasing the money, instead, they should be focused on working the principles. Also, anyone can raise their income and live the life of their dreams if they are simply willing to do what it takes.\nWho is David Olowe?\nDavid Olowe was born in 1982 in Ibadan, Nigeria, into a family of middle class parents. David is the seventh of eight children and was a banker. David then worked on the corporate side of network marketing for 2 years before he became a distributor and leader.\nDavid has also worked as a consultant helping companies setup in Africa and recently co-founded his own network marketing company in Africa.\n\u201cSuccess is not what you pursue, but what you attract as a result of who you become\u201d\nMeeting One on One\ndavidolowe.org",
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        "title": "\u201cTra..la..la..la..li..It\u2019s a hooker\u2019s life for me\u201d\u2026Chaiyo!! \u2013 Mobi D'Ark: Author, Blogger & Freelance Writer",
        "raw_content": "\u201cTra..la..la..la..li..It\u2019s a hooker\u2019s life for me\u201d\u2026Chaiyo!!\nI\u2019ve been a good boy since my last blog and have managed to stay away from places of temptation.\nAs with my fight against booze, I do feel I am approaching a watershed as regards my sex/girlie bar addiction and I am now starting to resist the temptations to visit these establishments where I derive brief, but gratuitous moments of pleasure from sexy, young girls, a third of my age.\nI still do not see anything much wrong with this activity, per se and I believe that these days there is little or no real exploitation of these young ladies, who are all there because they want to be there, and by and large, they enjoy immensely what they are doing. They have been blessed with nice bodies and pretty faces, and most of them are highly sexed and have decided that they would rather make money this way, rather than work in a factory, a farm, a supermarket or even an office.\nAs I wrote in my last blog, in my view, for the most part, Thailand is no longer a \u2018developing country\u2019 and most women these days do have a choice; they will no longer starve if they elect to stay away from the sex industry and can easily get some other kind of job.\nWhatever anyone may say to the contrary, there no doubt in my mind that a good proportion of Thai women are amoral, enjoy their sex, and by and large, see little wrong with having a number of sexual partners, even when they have steady boyfriend or a husband. They are not a lot different to Thai men, but have less opportunity to indulge their urges. Through the years I have observed this in all strata of Thai society, from Hi-So, to middle class, down to the working class Issan girls.\nIn recent years, I have found an increasing number of what used to be \u2018respectable working girls\u2019 who are now working the bars. Many are factory and hotel workers, and there are loads of supermarket and 7/11 check-out girls, hair dressers and even secretaries and middle management office workers.\nOK some of them may be lying, but my knowledge of the Thai language and my ability to \u2018connect\u2019 with them leads me to believe that most are being truthful. They are usually very honest about the detail of lives and happy to share their stories with a customer who they can converse with, recounting what they had been doing before and why they had decided to become whores.\nAlso, unlike the bars of old, they speak little or no English as they simply haven\u2019t been around long enough to learn. Some of those who do speak a smattering of English have actually learned it at school \u2013 some even at university \u2013 and this English is a million miles from the ugly bar-girl English that used to dominate the old red light areas in Bangkok and down-town Pattaya.\nOf course the reason for them taking up work as hookers is always the same \u2013 an easier, lazy, life style and more money than they can earn in a 9 to 5 job. The fact that they have to indulge in sex with strange men doesn\u2019t seem to faze them in the least, and there has been any number of girls who have actually complained to me that they are so horny because haven\u2019t had a decent screw in days!!!\nThen of course, there is the farang husband factor. I would say that nearly all the girls who come to work at the bars on the Darkside in East Pattaya are actually looking for a farang husband, and many of the prettier ones do not have to work the bars too long before they find one. In fact, if you are a farang, looking for a wife in these establishments, and you come across a good one, you better move fast or she will soon be snapped up by someone else.\nThis is not necessarily the case in Pattaya City proper, in areas such as Walking Street, or even the infamous soi 6, where the best looking girls make so much money that it would take a very rich farang who could afford to match their lifestyle; but here on the Darkside, even the most beautiful girls only make \u2018adequate\u2019 money and most are looking for a good man who will provide them with security.\nAlthough fewer than before, there are still many girls who have left a baby or two back home, having been dumped by the Thai father who never legally married them in the first place. As a result, many of them harbour a dislike and deep distrust of Thai men; they believe \u2013 rightly or wrongly \u2013 that farangs will be more faithful to them and generally treat them much better. There are also a number of girls who are simply more turned on by farangs than Thais, in the same way that some western men are more turned on by Asian women than their own kind.\nSome of this preference is to do with appearance, but most of it has to do with \u2013 dare I be so bold? \u2013 the size of the average farang\u2019s \u2018equipment\u2019. Let no one fool you, size does matter to a vast majority of women and Thai women are no exception, although sometimes an extra-large size can in itself become a problem for certain, \u2018mini-sized\u2019 women \u2013 I can vouch for this from personal experience!!! (Ooo\u2026 I\u2019m sure I will get some abusive flack for this\u2026.)\nBut with or without family obligations, these days, the girls do not have to work in bars to survive \u2013 they choose to do so as it is an easy, and for many, a pleasant alternative lifestyle.\nI will also probably get howled down for this, but I honestly believe that the Thai women\u2019s amoral attitude to sex and their enjoyment of, and unrepressed attitude to sex, contributes mightily to the proliferation of the sex industry in Thailand. They seem to be culturally and genetically programmed to enjoy sex in a free-wheeling, uninhibited manner; unlike women from other countries and cultures, particularly in the west, who are so uptight and brain-washed by women\u2019s rights\u2019 groups that they wouldn\u2019t know how to enjoy sex if it was served up to them on a plate.\nSo however prosperous Thailand becomes, the sex industry will always be present here in abundance. It may change, it may become much more expensive but it will never disappear.\nLike any business, it\u2019s all about supply and demand. There will always be plenty of demand, as the Thai women are just too bloody sexy, alluring and gorgeous; just as there will always be a permanent and endless supply of young damsels who desire the kind of a lifestyle that a well-run whorehouse or bar can provide.\nNo don\u2019t get me wrong; I\u2019m not suggesting that human trafficking and sexual exploitation and even illegal enslavement doesn\u2019t exist in Thailand. It clearly does, although these days, most of the girls who are trafficked and exploited in this manner are not Thais \u2013 they are usually Burmese or Cambodian and others who are stateless and vulnerable. But these nefarious activities only occur in strictly Thai brothels for the Thais and they are mainly located out of the main metropolises in the troubled South of Thailand and certainly nowhere near tourist areas such as Pattaya.\nReturning to my opening paragraphs \u2013 yes, I do seem to have got a bit carried away on this subject, (I wonder why), \u2013 as I said, I see nothing wrong with a bit of innocent fun now and then, (I never indulge in outright sex \u2013just a bit of slap and tickle is as far as it goes), but I am increasingly finding it only briefly titillating and then somewhat boring. Added to this, is an increasing feeling of guilt over my duplicity with Noo.\nI know she suspects and worries when I disappear for a few hours, ostensibly to meet up with friends, and as we have now been together for 10 months, I think it is only fair to curtail these visits and try to become more of a genuine family man. Noo is everything any man could possibly want and she tends to my every need \u2013 and I mean EVERY need \u2013 so why spoil everything just for a bit of brief gratification?\nThen there is the cost of these little jaunts. When I go to these places, I never skimp on what I spend. I always have at least two women, sometimes three, and I make sure they all have a good time, so it doesn\u2019t exactly come cheap.\nIn fact, I probably spend more money than if I had taken one of the girls to a room at the back and screwed her. So while it is still affordable and will not exactly break the bank, I am thinking that in these very uncertain economic times, it might be prudent to \u2018batten down the hatches\u2019 a bit as far as my spending is concerned; or at least until the world markets start to stabilise a little.\nI have no plans to abstain 100%, but I will cut these \u2018extra-curricular \u2019activities right back \u2013 I hope.\nMovie reviews \u2013 It\u2019s no contest between Angels & Demons and Chunking Express.\nLast night I decided it was time to start watching some of the dozens of films I have downloaded over the past few months, so without thinking too much about my selection, and following a friend\u2019s recommendation, I started to watch \u2018Angels and Demons, with really knowing what it was all about.\nAs soon as the movie started, I realised I had made a mistake.\nI am not totally against \u2018action movies\u2019 or indeed any decent suspense or clever mystery yarn with \u2018baddies\u2019 and \u2018goodies\u2019, but it has to be really good \u2013 an Oscar winner, or close to.\nBy way of example, a recent action movie that I thoroughly enjoyed was The Town: a bank heist, cops and robbers pic set in Boston and it was one of the best in that genre that I have ever seen. There was plenty of drama, action, suspense, and real people with real dramatic lives, to the extent that you actually believed in them and cared about what happened to them. But in the main, most of the formula-ridden junk that the film studios churn out these days leaves me absolutely cold.\nI read Dan Brown\u2019s Da Vinci Code, as it was a world-wide phenomenon, and I wanted to see what all the fuss was about. Well it was a clever romp with some genuinely suspenseful and exciting story lines; and I know I am being elitist, but I thought the quality of the writing was pretty ordinary, to say the least. I was interested enough to give the hyped up movie of the same name a viewing, but frankly, I couldn\u2019t even make it to the half way stage. To me it was totally boring crap.\nAnd now, inadvertently, I was watching a Dan Brown \u2018sequel\u2019, complete with Tom Hanks performing a reprise role. I decided to give it a chance and watch it for a while, for something in the back of my mind reminded me that this movie was reckoned to be a much better film than the Da Vinci Code.\nIt was a certainly a well-made flick, and the \u2018no expense spared\u2019 production values oozed out of every inch of footage. The actors, including Hanks, were doing their best, but frankly it became very tedious. There was no chemistry between the two leading stars and there were lots of stereotypically creepy Cardinals and other nasty Italian priests playing all the bit parts. The plot might have been fascinating in print, but to this reviewer, it was a piece of boring nonsense and the behaviour of the leading participants didn\u2019t contain one iota of credibility.\nA plot, in which a sinister, murdering group of scientists, whose ancestors went underground in the middle ages to protect them from persecution by the catholic church and which involved the kidnapping and killing of 4 cardinals and blowing up Vatican city with a piece of stolen anti-matter was, to say the least a bit far-fetched; but in this day and age, it is all just so many variations on a totally unoriginal theme.\nI am OK-ish with unbelievable plots \u2013 even way out science fiction, but the characters must always behave in a convincing and credible manner. In this movie, as in so many of a similar ilk, they simply don\u2019t, and as such, there was no way to relate to them as being believable, real people. They are just comic-book cardboard, cut-out dummies, with their strings being pulled by a avaricious studio producers.\nI gave up after about one hour. Not for me I\u2019m afraid.\nSo I went back to my movie hard disk and came up with a wonderful little gem; Chunking Express.\nI doubt whether many of you have heard of this film; it is a Hong Kong movie made by and starring Hong Kong Chinese, with English sub-titles. For any of you out there who are tired of the main stream hogwash churned out by the major Hollywood studios, then I suggest you track down this movie on your computer and download it. It will make a very pleasant, entertaining change to your regular movie diet.\nThis film is in fact two separate stories about two Hong Kong cops back in the mid 90\u2019s who have both been ditched by their long term girlfriends. Doesn\u2019t sound like much in the way of story lines, but trust me, they are both fascinating little contemporary drama vignettes. The second one in particular, is full of unpretentiousness, humour, warmth, with just a very small dose of pathos.\nThe humour, in both stories, is so original and funny that it actually had me laughing out loud, and believe me, it takes something very funny for me to do that. (This is not slapstick humour \u2013 it is real humour.)\nThe cinematography is truly innovative, and the performances by the ensemble cast of Hong Kong /Chinese actors, is absolutely riveting.\nIf you want to see parts of Hong Kong that you probably have never seen before; see how the working classes and the aspiring \u2018upwardly mobile\u2019 classes were living in the 1990\u2019s; watch a couple of charming, delightfully endearing and amusing stories without any of the tear-jerking, syrupy drivel that Hollywood romances attempt to drag out of you, then you could do far, far worse than watch Chunking Express.\nAccording to IMDB, Angels and Demons grossed 133Millon dollars, and Chunking Express grossed 650 thousand.\nThat\u2019s sad, or maybe I have bad taste.\nThe appalling waste by our governments\nWhile I am in the process trying to rein in my daily Mobi- spending to protect my ever depleting funds, which would amount to more than twice their present size if it hadn\u2019t been for the pernicious hands of the UK revenue collectors, I see that back in the old country, last year, Britain lost an incredible \u00a335bn in uncollected taxes \u2013 the equivalent of 7.9pc of the annual revenue.\nThe Secretary to the Treasury said last week: \u201cJust in the last few weeks we have challenged offshore tax evaders, closed tax avoidance loopholes and created a new HMRC unit to ensure that the wealthier members of society pay their share.\u201d\nSo to all those tax evaders out there, the warning is clear, Her Majesty\u2019s Inspector of Taxes is coming gunning for you.\nMind you, if successive governments didn\u2019t waste such extraordinarily high amounts of tax payer\u2019s money in inefficiency and \u2018white elephants\u2019, maybe there wouldn\u2019t be such a pressing need to track down all these heinous tax dodgers.\nIt recently came to light that a nice little sum of 469 million dollars was completely wasted on yet another Civil Service IT debacle. This time it was a grandiose plan, introduced ten years ago by the previous Labour government, who decided that it would be a good idea to abolish the 46 local fire and rescue centres across England and set up a network of nine regional control HQ\u2019s in their place.\nThese were to be \u201cstate-of-the-art\u201d, computer-linked units that would co-ordinate the response to disasters and save time, money and lives. Or that was the theory. It turned into one of the most expensive fiascos in the history of public project management, and it has some strong competition for that accolade.\nThe original cost was estimated to be 72 million pounds, but now, 469 million pounds to the bad, it has been determined that the plan can never be implemented and all that money has been a total waste.\nHistory is littered with complex computer systems, in both the private and public sectors which have never been delivered. In fact, I would wager that in the league of which projects, public or private, top the league in total waste, then IT projects must be very near the top of that list, if not the very top.\nEven during my time with my own ex -employer, an international commercial organisation where I prided myself in running a very tight, profitable ship, I somehow got suckered into agreeing to embark on massive state of the art IT project which was designed to replace the cumbersome 1980\u2019s technology which was figuratively being held together with \u2018rubber bands\u2019.\nI well recall the early discussions on this proposed project when I argued in vain that it would be better, and considerably cheaper, to fix what we had by developing PC systems that would sit atop our existing, but ageing mainframe system, rather than try to start all over. But in the end I allowed myself to be persuaded by the main board to go for a brand new system and was charged with delivering it in due course.\nOf course, several years, and several million dollars of development money later, the project was eventually abandoned. The Company was simply too big; we had made too many acquisitions, too many varying, complex lines of business with different systems requirements for us ever to develop the one \u2018system that fits all\u2019 concept that had originally driven the project. Indeed, the overall business model had more than doubled in size since the project had first started.\nThe point in telling this anecdote is to point out how easy it is to waste vast amounts of money on IT and how often people who have no real understanding of such matters, (such as my board of Directors), often make the ultimate, fatally flawed decisions. Maybe I should have stuck to my guns, but even with the benefit of hindsight, I can say that I would never have won the day. They simply couldn\u2019t see that an inefficient system where we continually had to \u2018paper over the cracks\u2019 would be preferable to throwing it all out and starting again. They would never have agreed.\nAnd what have they got now, more than ten years after dumping the new development? They are still using the same old system, with the cracks being re-papered, again and again, and supplementary PC systems, as I had originally suggested. But at least it works.\nAnd of course I am by no means alone in contributing to making such calamitous decisions. Private industry and the public sector are littered with similar, far more costly fiascos. In fact, it would be an interesting exercise to conduct a survey amongst freelance programme developers, who spend their working lives on new IT projects and ask them: how many of the projects that you have worked on were successfully delivered to your clients and were actually implemented? I think we may well find that number of projects that are actually completed is quite small. Most are unceremoniously dumped.\nBut it is hardly surprising that a government, who introduced more highly paid administrative, non-medical, unnecessary non-productive management to the UK health service than doctors and nurses, would have little conception on how to manage and deliver an ambitious new IT system for the UK\u2019s emergency services.\nAuthor mobidarkPosted on September 25, 2011 Categories UncategorizedTags A Hooker's life for me, Angels and Demons, Governmental waste, IT Projects, Movie review, Nunking Express, The UK's uncollected taxes\nPrevious Previous post: Whither Thailand? 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        "raw_content": "Imran Hayee 2015-10-01\nImran Hayee / October 1, 2015 / 0 / 630\nOriginally posted in Duluth News Tribune\nOn April 2, a Somali-based terrorist group called Al-Shabab attacked a Kenyan school, killing nearly 150 students, mostly Christians. Al-Shabab\u2019s spokesperson told BBC it attacked the school because \u201cit\u2019s on Muslim land colonized by non-Muslims.\u201d\nThe baseless rationale behind Al-Shabab\u2019s despicable act reminded me of an old Christian lady I met a few years ago. She strongly believed the Quran enjoins Muslims to kill all non-Muslims and never make them friends. To support her conviction, she presented a couple of isolated Quranic quotes such as \u201ckill them wherever you find them\u201d and \u201cdon\u2019t make friends with them,\u201d referring to non-Muslims.\nUpon hearing these bits and pieces from the Quran without underlying context, any innocent-minded person easily can believe Islam has a belligerent attitude toward non-Muslims.\nThe specific Quranic commandment to \u201ckill them wherever you find them\u201d has nothing to do with everyday life, though. Rather, it is applicable to a combat situation during a war fought in self-defense. The Quran clearly states, \u201cAnd fight in the cause of God against those who fight against you, but do not transgress. Surely, God loves not the transgressors. And kill those, wherever you find them, and drive them out from where they have driven you out.\u201d\nThe lady\u2019s second misconception was equally baseless. The Quran says, \u201cGod only forbids you, respecting those who have fought against you on account of your religion, and have driven you out of your homes, and have helped others in driving you out, that you make friends of them.\u201d The Quran admonishes Muslims not to make friends with enemy combatants or their aides during an active wartime. It\u2019s a strategy any sane military leader would endorse.\nTo clarify any potential misleading implications, the Quran explicitly says, \u201cGod forbids you not, respecting those who have not fought against you on account of your religion, and who have not driven you forth from your homes, that you be kind to them and act equitably towards them.\u201d\nDoes Al-Shabab know all this? In reality, no terrorist organization hidden behind the curtain of Islam \u2014 whether it be Al-Shabab in Africa, ISIS in Syria, Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan or the Taliban in Pakistan \u2014 has any true knowledge or respect of the Quran.\nA French journalist, Didier Francois, who was released last year after 10 months of captivity by ISIS in Syria, told Christine Amanpour of CNN that his captors cared little about religion. When asked if ISIS tried to teach him Quran during his captivity, Francois answered, \u201cIt was more hammering what they were believing than teaching us about the Quran. Because it has nothing to do with the Quran.\u201d\nWhatever the motive behind Al-Shabab\u2019s horrendous actions may have been, it was certainly not a Quranic injunction. No act of terrorism targeting innocent human lives ever can be justified by the Quran or by the example of Prophet Muhammad.\nIf not for religious reasons, why did Al-Shabab massacre nearly 150 innocent Christian students? For the similar reasons for which the Taliban of Pakistan brutally killed more than 150 Muslim kids in a school in Peshawar on Dec. 16, 2014. Terrorists are simply criminals. They would indiscriminately kill anyone to satisfy their political and egoistic desires.\nAs a matter of fact, 1.6 billion peace-loving Muslims throughout the world have suffered the most by the brutalities of terrorists who have killed eight times more Muslims than non-Muslims. On top of that, they see their religion being maligned by not only un-Islamic actions of self-proclaimed Muslim terrorists but also by major U.S. media, which now depicts those terrorists as \u201cIslamists,\u201d insinuating terrorism stems from Islam.\nTerrorists may call themselves Muslims, but for the civilized world to perceive them as \u201cIslamists\u201d is like the old lady having extreme beliefs based upon hearsay or fragmented knowledge. Although I could not fully persuade the old lady to let go of her baseless convictions, I surely hope to convince my fellow Americans to call a spade a spade.\nTerrorists are terrorists regardless of which religion they hide behind.\nTags:#Al-Shabab#Stop Extremismterrorism\nMourning the loss\nMuslims speak up on hateful SEPTA ads",
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        "raw_content": "Charleston Duels of Philadelphia Street\nThe Charleston County Courthouse, located near Washington Square, stands as a testament to how justice was done in historic Charleston, SC. But \u201cjustice\u201d in Charleston wasn\u2019t always handled so prettily. For many years in the United States, the duel was considered a last resort for resolving issues between two parties\u2014perhaps nowhere more intensely than in Charleston. One Dr. David Ramsey, a physician at the beginning of the 19th century, blamed the heat for \u201can irritable temper which made men say and do things thoughtlessly.\u201d Whatever the reason, pistol duels are no doubt a part of Charleston\u2019s rich history\u2014and it\u2019s made for some notorious legends along the way.\n\u201cThe Whistling Ghost\u201d of Philadelphia Alley\nOne of the most infamous stories of dueling in Charleston, SC focuses on the rivalry between Dr. Joseph Brown Ladd and Ralph Isaacs. The two had an infamous duel in 1786.\nLadd was a pleasant man known for whistling his way down the streets\u2014leading to the nickname of the \u201cWhistling Doctor.\u201d Isaacs, at one point a friend of Ladd\u2019s, eventually had a quarrel with the Whistling Doctor over an actress to whom both men took a liking. Finally, Isaacs insulted Ladd to the point that even friends pressured him to challenge Isaacs to a duel. Although Ladd had a shot at Isaacs, he intentionally missed so as not to kill his old friend. Isaacs had the same idea, aiming low. Even so, a leg wound and subsequent infection proved too much for the Whistling Doctor, who died two weeks later from resulting complications.\nThe area where they dueled\u2014Philadelphia Alley\u2014is now said to play host to the \u201cWhistling Ghost,\u201d though reports as to the actual ghost\u2019s presence there will certainly vary.\nThe Cash-Shannon Duel, 1880\nYou read that right: duels were still being fought in Charleston toward the end of the 19th century. The Cash-Shannon Duel was among the most infamous in this time.\nAn argument between the two men had gone on for over two years. The feud included a variety of run-ins, lawsuits, and the like. Finally, when Cash\u2019s wife was accused of fraud, she apparently was so speechless that she fell over and died, leading Cash to challenge Shannon to the duel. This one would take place in a field, not necessarily Philadelphia Alley. After all of the heartbreak and turmoil that marked the rivalry, Shannon and Cash still found the politeness to execute the duel like \u201cgentlemen.\u201d What followed next was not so gentlemanly, however, ending in Cash shooting Shannon dead.\nThe infamous duel hit the city of Charleston particularly hard, and the practice was outlawed soon after. Even so, Charleston duels have made their mark on the local history of the city.\nSee More of Charleston\u2019s History Today\nIf you\u2019re interested in finding out more about what makes this city\u2019s history so unique, book a tour with Charleston Carriage Works to explore Charleston\u2019s historic district in a horse-drawn carriage and hear more tales of its past.\nhttps://mycharlestoncarriage.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/philadelphia-alley-charleston-sc.jpg 536 1000 CCW https://mycharlestoncarriage.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/logo-v6.png CCW2017-05-11 14:31:172017-05-11 14:31:17Charleston Duels of Philadelphia Street\n4 Must-See Attractions You Can Only Find In Charleston Charleston, SC & The American Revolution",
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        "raw_content": "PFL Lightweight Chris Wade: You want New York, Francesa, talking about the playoffs coming up for MMA\nLong Island\u2019s Chris Wade enters the Professional Fight League (PFL) 10 million dollar tournament on Thursday, June 21, 2018, when he walks into the cage in Chicago, Illinois against Brazilian Natan Schulte at PFL 2. Wade (12-3) is scheduled to fight Schulte (11-3) in the third bout of the evening on the PFL 2 prelims.\nWade, 30, a native of Islip, New York, is eager to get back inside the cage and fight once again. The former UFC lightweight last fought in July 2017 against Frankie Perez defeating him for the second time in his career, this time in front of his friends and family on Long Island at the Nassau Coliseum. The victory over Perez improved Wade\u2019s record to 12-3 overall and 5-2 under the Ultimate Fighting Championship banner.\nChris Wade warming up before sparring at Long Island MMA in Farmingdale, NY.\nNow fighting for PFL, formally known as World Series of Fighting (WSOF), Wade is among 72 fighters on the overall PFL roster that will be competing in a 10 million dollar tournament. There are ten weight classes, each weight class competing for a million dollar grand prize. What makes this PFL league even more unique, is that they are implementing a regular season, a post-season and an off-season. Fighters may take personal time off, or just not receive a call to fight, but there has never been a scheduled off-season in MMA history. 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Donating money isn\u2019t enough to help fighters that are only being paid pennies compared to the organization\u2019s hundreds of million\u2019s of dollars being grossed each year.\nThink about it, promotions are asking top athletes to cut weight to fight at nearly 15-20lb\u2019s less than their natural body weight. Now, you have athletes dehydrated and punching each other in the head. Any sort of Knockout or TKO is certainly a concussion for the athlete. NFL players are all hydrated athletes at their peak condition performing and still suffering severe head injuries. Wade made a solid point when comparing NFL and MMA. If NFL players were asked to cut weight like MMA fighters, the football field would be littered with bodies.\nWade, a former junior college All-American, placing second in the NCJAA nationals while attending Nassau Community College has been enjoying training camp thus far, with just about three weeks remaining until the fight. 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        "raw_content": "Home International Money, medicines, increased maternity leave if you make more babies, says China\nMoney, medicines, increased maternity leave if you make more babies, says China\nBeijing, July 19: A worried China is handing out financial subsidies and extended paid maternity leave to push couples to have a second child as the country continues to grapple with falling births despite the government doing away with the one-child policy in 2016.\nAs many as 31 provinces, regions and municipalities \u2013 nearly all of China \u2013 are increasing the mandated 98 days of maternity leave to a range between 138 days and 158 days, reported the state-controlled website, thepaper.cn.\nFinancial allowances and medical services are also being included as incentives for the couples in some of the regions.\n\u201cNew mothers will also be paid during their maternity leave. And fathers have also been granted entitlements to paternity leave ranging from 15 to 30 days on average,\u201d the report said.\n\u201cIn Shihezi, a city in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, mothers who have a second child will be offered subsidies worth up to 1,000 yuan. The city will also provide second-child families with subsidies for baby milk formula for up to three years,\u201d it added.\nSimilarly, Xiantao in central China\u2019s Hubei province is providing subsidised reproductive medical services to second-time mothers.\nThat might not be enough, experts told the state media, as China\u2019s fertility rate in 2016 was 1.7, considered low.\nThe government, for one, has to remove the penalties \u2013 called \u201csocial maintenance fees\u201d \u2013 on those who have three or more children. Such existing penalties create the misconception among people that more birth would still harm the country\u2019s development, demographer He Yafu said.\n\u201cThe government should immediately abandon \u2018social maintenance fees,\u2019 which are used to fine people for violating the family planning policy,\u201d he said, adding that similar fines against civil servants should also be done away with.\nChina entirely did away with the controversial and strict one-child policy in 2016 after implementing it since the late 1970s. By the time it was withdrawn, the damage to China\u2019s demography in the long-run had been done.\nA government report published earlier this year said China will face a decrease in the working age population, have to take care of more elderly people and deal with continuing population migration and increasingly diverse family patterns.\nBy the United Nations\u2019 estimates, India is likely to surpass China as the world\u2019s most populous country in the next decade. As of 2015, China\u2019s population was 1.37 billion while India was around 1.3 billion the same year. (Agencies)",
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        "raw_content": "3D Printing Of Rooms By Robots\nIn the future, your room might be 3D printed by a robot that can spray layers of concrete to create customised walls and toilets. NTU scientists are working on several new developments in construction, including a new way to 3D print customised concrete structures for buildings such as beams and pillars. This process is expected to be more cost-effective than current casting methods.\nhttps://lnkd.in/fgUJNmG",
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        "raw_content": "On January 23rd, the PTI government announced its second supplementary budget of the current financial year. It is essentially a set of incentives meant to encourage investment and economic growth in the country through the introduction of investment friendly policies. The government claims that this, along with its other ongoing policies and projects, will ensure economic growth in Pakistan for years to come however doubt has been cast on these assertions not only by the opposition but by experts as well.\nThe proposed \u2018mini budget\u2019 includes measures to reduce taxes on income generated through loans for low income housing, agriculture and small businesses from 39% to 20% in order to encourage the banking sector to invest more in these areas. Other waivers and reductions include the abolishment of duty on newsprint, waiving off of withholding tax deductions on banking transactions for tax filers and exemption from taxes and duties on investment in renewable energy such as solar panels and wind turbines. Meanwhile businesses have been offered more relief in the form of easing requirements for filing returns, reduction in inter-corporate dividend taxes and the abolishment of super tax on non banking companies from the next fiscal year.\nGiven that not all of these measures will come into immediate effect and that it is not evident what changes will are expected in revenue after these policies are fully implemented, it is difficult to judge the impact of this mini budget. While much was said in the Finance Minister\u2019s speech about economic equality and helping the underprivileged, discussion about wider ranging reforms required to pull Pakistan\u2019s economy out of its current malaise was left out.\nThe current state of Pakistan\u2019s economy is a result of many long years of poorly planned and executed policy measures which turned out to be little more than stopgap arrangements that worked temporarily but failed to address systemic issues. Increasing the tax base, reducing our trade deficit and tackling circular debt are on every successive government\u2019s agenda yet the reforms which can enable this to happen in a sustainable manner have not yet materialized. The current set of measures, which constitute the government\u2019s second amendment to this fiscal year\u2019s budget have also overlooked these issues.\nWhat our economy needs right now is a long term plan for the future that is more substantive than some amendments to taxes and duties. Power sector reforms are urgently required to improve its financial management and administration as well as billing and recoveries. The tax base needs to be broadened to include more businesses and our current tax collection methods are in for a long overdue overhaul. Meanwhile, our trade deficit has to be reduced by finding more exportable goods that are not agricultural. Perhaps these reforms will be part of the government\u2019s soon to be released Medium Term Budgetary Framework. While this would indeed be welcome news, it would mean that the introduction of a separate mini budget has been an unnecessary exercise.\neditorialincomeinvestmentmini-budgetpti",
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        "raw_content": "In new blow to campaign, Trump's foundation ordered to halt fundraising\nNew York's attorney general ordered Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's charitable foundation to immediately stop fundraising in the state, warning that a failure to do so would be a \"continuing fraud.\"\nFor Trump, the cease-and-desist order was the latest in a series of blows that has sent his campaign reeling. The New York businessman and his aides spent much of the weekend pushing back against suggestions that he may not have paid U.S. federal income taxes for almost 20 years.\nNew York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office said the Donald J. Trump Foundation was violating a state law requiring charitable organizations that solicit outside donations to register with the office's Charities Bureau.\nThe order followed a series of reports in The Washington Post that suggested improprieties by the foundation, including using its funds to settle legal disputes involving Trump businesses.\n\"The failure immediately to discontinue solicitation and to file information and reports required under Article 7-A with the Charities Bureau shall be deemed to be a continuing fraud upon the people of the state of New York,\" according to a letter dated on Friday that the office posted online on Monday.\nTrump's campaign has suggested that the probe launched by Schneiderman, a Democrat, was politically motivated.\nWhile again putting Trump's campaign on the defensive, the order could also undercut his efforts to make the Clinton Foundation, the family charity of Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton, a primary target in his campaign against her.\nTrump has sought to paint the Clinton Foundation as a \"pay-to-play\" operation under which the former secretary of state and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, rewarded big donors to the foundation with access.\nThe scrutiny of the Trump Foundation came as the Republican candidate was dealing with a torrent of bad news, including his shaky performance in first debate with Clinton on Sept. 26 and the release by the New York Times of tax records that showed Trump taking an almost $1 billion loss in 1995 that may have allowed him to avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years.\nIn its series on the Trump Foundation, The Washington Post reported that Trump may have violated U.S. Internal Revenue Service rules against \u201cself-dealing\u201d by using foundation money to purchase two portraits of himself, which were then hung at his private golf clubs in New York and Florida.\nThe newspaper also said that Trump may have improperly used the foundation to settle legal disputes, including one at the his Palm Beach, Florida estate; diverted income from his business to the charity to avoid paying income tax; and donated foundation money to support Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, a Republican, who was considering launching an investigation into Trump University, Trump\u2019s for-profit education venture. The foundation ended up paying a $2,500 fine to the IRS for that donation.\nIn response to the Post's reporting, Schneiderman's office began a probe into the Trump Foundation.\nThe Trump campaign said in a statement on Monday that the charity would cooperate with the investigation.\n\"While we remain very concerned about the political motives behind AG Schneiderman\u2019s investigation, the Trump Foundation nevertheless intends to cooperate fully with the investigation,\" said Trump campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks.\n\"Because this is an ongoing legal matter, the Trump Foundation will not comment further at this time,\u201d she added.\nThe New York Attorney General\u2019s Office is the sole regulator of charities in the state. A spokesman for the office said it is not unusual for the regulator to send notices to charities whose filings are overdue or incomplete, but a cease-and-desist letter is more serious.\nWhile letters such as the one the Trump Foundation, which is based in Woodbury, New York, on Long Island, received are not judgments of wrongdoing, they are sent only after the office gets \u201ca clear indication of wrongdoing,\u201d the spokesman said.\nTrump established the charitable foundation in 1988, but it runs no programs of its own. Instead, it donates money to other nonprofit groups such as the Police Athletic League for youths. Once the foundation began soliciting money from other donors beyond the Trump family, it was required by New York law to register with the state.\nIt is a radically different vehicle than the New York City-based Clinton Foundation, which has a $354 million in assets and almost 500 staffers. 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        "raw_content": "Home Achievers Senior Business Students Achieve Top Ranking on National Exam\nSenior Business Students Achieve Top Ranking on National Exam\nBelmont\u2019s College of Business Administration recently announced that many of its graduating seniors scored at or above the top 10 percent level on the Major Field Test in Business, an exam produced by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) of Princeton, N.J. The ETS exam has been administered to almost 85,000 students at 564 undergraduate business programs across the U.S.\n\u201cMany of our students are now demonstrating that they can score very well when compared to their peers at other U.S. business schools\u201d said Susan Taylor, associate dean of the College of Business Administration. \u201cTheir performance is a direct reflection of our focus on delivering a high-quality program and the individual attention our students receive from our highly-qualified faculty.\u201d\nUndergraduate students from the Fall 2008 cohort who scored in the Top 10 percent or higher nationally include: Matthew Durdel (Suttons Bay, MI), Matthew Hilton (Mooresville, NC), Nathaniel Hudson (Nashville, TN), Alan Kruer (Floyds Knobs, IN), Ryan O\u2019Hern (Kansas City, MO), Kelsey Rictor (Zionsville, IN), Jennifer Russell (Portland, TN), Patrick Schuyler (Baltimore, MD), Brock Short (Nashville, TN), Blake Tidwell (Kingston Springs, TN), Brian Watts (Franklin, TN) and Laura Wright (McEwen, TN).",
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        "raw_content": "\"How I reinvented myself after my investment banking career at 'scrappy' Bear Stearns\"\nMany people seem to look back at their time working at Bear Stearns fondly.\nBefore the financial crisis of 2008 and its subsequent acquisition by J.P. Morgan, Bear Stearns was riding high as one of the most prestigious investment banking firms on the Street. Its undoing was doubling down on mortgage-backed securities in 2006 and 2007, even as the losses compounded. 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That was the culture at Bear,\u201d he said. \u201cThe people there had a chip on their shoulder or were brought up in a hard-working environment, and it was a place I loved to work in.\u201d\nLeopard believes that investment banking was an excellent launch pad for his career, even if he didn't tread the most typical path.\n\u201cWith investment banking, you can build up your career there and remain there, or become a CFO or head of corporate development somewhere,\" Leopard said. \"With traditional management consulting, like with Bain or McKinsey, you could become the CEO of a Fortune 500 company. 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        "raw_content": "Transformative award from NIH supports research on malleable cells\nEdward Mocarski, PhD\nJekyll & Hyde: Cells' executioner can also stave off death March 2, 2011\nHealth, Research, School of Medicine, Woodruff Health Sciences Center, Genetics, Grants, Health Sciences Research, Immunology,\nThe National Institutes of Health has announced a five-year, $1.9 million Transformative Research Award to Emory virologist Edward Mocarski, PhD for his work on how the mechanisms of programmed cell death can be subverted.\nMocarski is Robert W. Woodruff professor of microbiology and immunology at Emory University School of Medicine and Emory Vaccine Center. His research, which originated in probing how cells commit suicide when taken over by viruses, could lead to advances in regenerative medicine and organ transplant.\nThe grant, funded through the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is one of nine \"high-risk, high-reward\" Transformative Research Awards announced by the NIH (13 recipients) on October 6.\nThe Transformative Research Award program, established in 2009, supports \"exceptionally innovative, unconventional, paradigm-shifting research projects that are inherently risky and untested.\"\n\"This Transformative award was made possible because of the creative and engaged graduate students and postdoctoral fellows I have had working with me at Emory,\" Mocarski says.\nMocarski, working with former graduate student William Kaiser, PhD and Emory geneticist Tamara Caspary, PhD, showed that two complementary forms of programmed cell death, necrosis and apoptosis, can be genetically excised from mice, leaving a viable animal with a functioning immune system. Kaiser is now at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio.\n\"We discovered an interlinked system that evolved in host defense against infections that also predisposes to tissue damage and inflammatory disease,\" Mocarski says. \"These programmed cell death pathways also undermine tissue repair, engraftment and nuclear reprogramming of somatic cells.\"\nThese findings are yielding additional fruit. Mocarski\u2019s research indicates that cells from these genetically altered mice are unexpectedly malleable, in that they are easier to reprogram into induced pluripotent stem cells. Once reprogrammed, induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells) can be directed to become cells of almost any tissue, making them promising potential tools for the treatment of many diseases.\nThe genetically altered mice are also less susceptible to deadly inflammation and more readily accept bone marrow transplants. The Transformative project\u2019s aims are to exploit these findings and test the ability of drugs that interfere with programmed cell death to facilitate tissue regeneration, iPS cell reprogramming and transplant.\n\"Eliminating cell death by either genetic or transient small molecule therapeutic means will enhance engraftment, reprogramming and regenerative medicine, with dramatic impact on current and future medical practice,\" Mocarski says.\nThe proposal was developed in collaboration with Emory colleagues Edmund Waller, MD, PhD and Mandy Ford, PhD, as well as colleagues from Stanford, Houston Methodist Research Institute and GlaxoSmithKline, Mocarski says.",
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        "raw_content": "Video: \u201cHank Patterson & the Mystery of the CuttyRainBrown\u201d Trailer\nAuthor Phil MonahanPosted on December 9, 2015 December 9, 2015 Categories Fly FishingTags fly-fishing humor, fly-fishing videos\nEveryone\u2019s favorite fly-fishing guide, Hank Patterson, is back with an all-new adventure, as he and his crack team chase down a rumor that someone has spotted the elusive cuttyrainbrown trout. The film documents Hank\u2019s quest to become the first human ever to catch the mythical cuttyrainbrown on a fly rod. The story takes him and his crew to all six corners of the state of Idaho, into Montana, in and out of fly shops, and down many of Hank\u2019s favorite trout fishing rivers. Join Hank as he deals with crazy hitchhikers, kidnappings, ex-girlfriend yoga instructors, and many more twists and turns in this truly one-of-a-kind fly fishing film that is sure to become one of the most memorable and hard-to-believe fishing tales of all time.\nAnyone familiar with Hanks oeuvre knows that the cuttyrainbrown is his white whale, and he\u2019s willing to do anything to catch one. As you\u2019ll see in the trailer above, that means he\u2019ll even walk away from a lucrative TV deal. Call him Ishmael, I guess.\nThe film has its World Premier in Helena, Montana, on January 15, followed by screenings in Missoula (1/16) and Boise (1/30). To schedule a screening near you, visit Hank\u2019s website.",
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        "url": "https://news.stonybrook.edu/student-spotlight/undergraduate-research-team-wins-sbus-first-igem-gold-medal/",
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        "title": "Undergraduate Research Team Wins SBU's First iGEM Gold Medal | | SBU News",
        "raw_content": "SBU News > Stony Brook Matters > Alumni Hottest Stories > Undergraduate Research Team Wins SBU\u2019s First iGEM Gold Medal\nStony Brook\u2019s 2018 team for the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition took home the University\u2019s first gold medal at the iGEM Giant Jamboree recently held in Boston. Since 2014, Stony Brook\u2019s iGEM teams have competed at this annual event, previously receiving bronze and silver medals for their student-designed synthetic biology projects. This year\u2019s competition involved 343 teams from around the world, including 60 from different colleges and universities in the USA. Stony Brook was one of only seven collegiate teams from the USA to earn a gold medal.\nThe iGEM competition promotes the advancement of synthetic biology through education and a competition aimed at developing an open and collaborative community of young scientists. Synthetic biology projects developed by previous SBU iGEM teams have ranged from a search for innovative treatments for diabetes and pancreatic cancer, to lowering the cost of vaccine preservation. At Stony Brook, new teams are recruited each year, and members are mentored by students from previous teams and advised by Dr. Peter Gergen, director of Undergraduate Biology and a professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology. The teams have also benefited from a group of faculty advisors that includes Drs. Gabor Balazsi, Biomedical Engineering; Jarrod French, Biochemistry and Cell Biology, and Chemistry; Steven Glynn, Biochemistry and Cell Biology; and Joshua Rest, Ecology and Evolution, plus others who are recruited on a project-specific basis such as Professor Jackie Collier, School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, whose experience with cyanobacteria contributed to this year\u2019s efforts.\nRandy Rettberg, president of the iGEM Foundation, with Stony Brook\u2019s 2018 iGEM team\nThis year\u2019s team was led by sophomores Priya Aggarwal \u201821, a human evolutionary biology major, and Matthew Mullin \u201821, a mechanical engineering major. The team\u2019s project, \u201cThe Sucrose Factory,\u201d focused on the use of cyanobacteria to economically sink carbon dioxide by simultaneously producing sucrose that can be used to produce biofuels and bioplastics. As Matt was the main driver behind the team\u2019s project, and Priya displayed expertise in managing the team, they were selected by their teammates to serve as the team leaders.\nAfter being notified of their acceptance to the iGEM team in January 2018, members worked throughout the spring semester to come up with ideas for their project. The team got off to a fast start as their project proposal was the only one to win all three open competitions offered by the iGEM sponsors Genscript, Opentrons and Promega. They started in earnest on the project literally upon conclusion of the spring final exams, working throughout the summer and the first half of the fall semester performing experiments and collecting data. Details on the team\u2019s project are available on their wiki on the iGEM website.\n\u201cWe were able to push each other,\u201d Priya said in a recent interview. \u201cOver the summer, we all did our best to make a time commitment to the team, despite different obligations. Once the fall semester started, we kept going, doing experimentations until the very last day just because we really wanted to have good results.\u201d\nMatt and Priya are excited to continue as TAs in the following years, acting as mentors and giving guidance to the 2019 team that is currently being recruited. \u201cWe want to teach new teams about some of the mistakes we made so they don\u2019t repeat them, and also impress upon them some of the knowledge we gained during our iGEM experience,\u201d Matt said. While being a part of the iGEM team requires a lot of hard work and dedication, Priya and Matt encourage undergraduate students who are interested in synthetic biology research to consider applying to be on the team. \u201cMake sure you don\u2019t give up in the middle,\u201d Priya said. \u201cYou\u2019re not going to get results right away, but you will get results, and those results will make you proud of yourself and of your team.\u201d Matt added that finding something that you\u2019re passionate about will motivate you to continue working until you do achieve results.\n\u201cThe Jamboree was a great experience for the 14 students on the team, and I think there may actually be some long-term potential in the ideas behind their project,\u201d said Dr. Gergen, who said he is very proud of this interdisciplinary and talented group of students. Perhaps more important from a student development perspective is the impact of the iGEM experience on the participants. Prior Stony Brook iGEMers have gone on to become Goldwater Scholars, earn Fulbright Scholarships, and are now pursuing advanced degrees at institutions such as Columbia, Cornell, Einstein, MIT, Rockefeller, Stony Brook and the University of Texas. It will certainly be interesting to see what the students on Stony Brook\u2019s 2018 iGEM team accomplish in the future!\nIn addition to Priya and Matthew, members of the 2018 iGEM team are Stephanie Budhan \u201821, Chemistry; Woody Chiang \u201819, Biochemistry and Psychology double major; Dominika Kwasniak \u201820, Biochemistry; Karthik Ledalla \u201821, Biomedical Engineering; Matthew Lee \u201821, Biology; Natalie Lo \u201821, Biology; Lin Yu Pan \u201820, Health Science; Jennifer Rakhimov \u201821, Biology; Robert Ruzic \u201819, Biomedical Engineering; Manvi Shah \u201821, Psychology; Lukas Velikov \u201821, Computer Science; and Sarah Vincent \u201819, Biology.\niGEM stem\nAutism may not be a spectrum but may be better understood as several interrelated spectra, suggests a new Stony Brook University-led study. According to the lead researchers \u2013 Stony Brook University Professor Matthew...",
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        "raw_content": "Excellence in mental health research for men\nAssociate Professor Judy Proudfoot\nUniversity of New South Wales | 2012 | $2,602,457\nSuicide is the most common cause of death in Australians aged 15-44 years old\u2014accounting for 35% of deaths in 15-24 year olds and 28.6% of deaths in 25-44 year olds (ABS, 2016)\nSuicide is an extremely complex issue and, over the last 10 years, the suicide rate in Australia has steadily increased.\nAssociate Professor Judy Proudfoot, a mental health researcher at the Black Dog Institute, is working with experts in Australia and New Zealand to understand the complex pathways that result in suicide, improve risk detection, determine the best way to deliver interventions and to prioritise government programs and services.\nOne focus of research has has been suicide in men. The suicide rate among Australian men is three times greater than that for women, reaching a peak in 2015 of 19.3 deaths per 100,000 men (ABS, Causes of Death 2016).\nNHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Suicide Prevention (CRESP) jointly funded with Beyondblue and The Movember Foundation has conducted two studies targeting men\u2019s mental health and suicide prevention to develop key tools and strategies in an effort to reduce the suicide rates and improve mental health in men.\n\u2018Men are less likely to seek professional help when they are depressed or stressed and they can resort to unhelpful coping strategies such as drug and alcohol abuse, withdrawing socially, gambling and overwork,\u2019 A/Professor Proudfoot explained.\n\u2018Warning signs of suicide risk described by our study participants were anger and irritability, sleep problems, loss of interest in people and things, isolating themselves and not taking care of themselves.\n\u2018Together, the two studies provided valuable information about the early warning signs of suicidal thinking, methods to interrupt such thinking and strategies men have found useful to prevent and manage depression.\u2019\nThe research led to the development of a module for men, called Man Central, in the Black Dog Institute\u2019s online psychological treatment program for depression and anxiety \u2014'MyCompass\u2019.\n\u2018Man Central incorporates the techniques described by the men in our research to prevent and manage mental health issues. It is for men and by men. The online format is advantageous, in that it allows men to use it anonymously, privately and at any time of the day or night,\u2019 A/Professor Proudfoot said.\n\u2018To prevent depression, men recommended having a balanced and regular routine involving keeping physically healthy, engaging in enjoyable activities, maintaining social connections and setting goals which can be achieved. For managing depression, helpful coping strategies included exercise and healthy eating, taking time out, rewarding yourself, distracting from negative thoughts/feelings, talking to a trusted person, and reframing thoughts and feelings.\n\u2018Ways to interrupt suicidal thinking included reminding men how much they are loved, gently helping them to think about the consequences of suicide, listening without judgement and if possible, organising a physical activity \u2018to break the spiral of thought\u2019.\u2019\nResearchers at Black Dog Institute have developed LifeSpan \u2013 a new systems approach that aims to have a significant impact on suicide rates as part of Australia\u2019s largest scientific suicide prevention trial. The LifeSpan model has been adopted in 12 sites as part of the National Suicide Prevention trials.\n\u2018Through LifeSpan, for the first time, government health agencies will be formally connected to councils, schools, emergency services, workplaces and individuals with lived experiences in communities across Australia,\u2019 Professor Helen Christensen, lead investigator for the Centre for Research Excellence in Suicide Prevention (CRESP) and Director and Chief Scientist at Black Dog Institute, wrote.\n\u2018Evidence-based suicide prevention programs will be integrated into real community settings\u2014looking at the needs and resources available.\n\u2018Researchers will collect and analyse data in real time, guiding tailored improvements and enabling prioritisation of high-risk locations and populations.\u2019\nNHMRC\u2019s Centres of Research Excellence (CRE) aim to improve health outcomes and promote translation of research outcomes into policy and/or practice. They provide support for teams of researchers to pursue collaborative research and develop capacity.\n\u2018CREs allow researchers to undertake a structured program of research that is both broad and deep within a priority area such a suicide prevention. They also allow us to develop new researchers, which is really important,\u2019 A/Professor Proudfoot said.",
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        "title": "Ethel\u2019s Eye of Newt Cordial | North Shore Distillery",
        "raw_content": "Introducing Ethel\u2019s Eye of Newt Cordial\nEye of newt, the folk name for mustard seed, has been used to flavor food for thousands of years. Egyptian pharaohs were buried with vessels full of seeds, and ancient Romans and Greeks mixed the seeds with vinegar for a flavorful sauce used on a variety of foods. Some even used it as a medicine \u2013 Pythagoras suggested using ground mustard seed in a salve for scorpion stings, and Hippocrates suggested it as a cure for aches and pains. Today, it is the second most popular spice in the United States, and is widely used throughout the world. It\u2019s also one of our favorite things, and something we\u2019ve experimented with over the years.\nThe term \u201ceye of newt\u201d was perhaps most famously referenced in William Shakespeare\u2019s Macbeth (1606), by a witch in this whimsical incantation:\nLizard\u2019s leg, and howlet\u2019s wing,\u2013\nTo our knowledge, no one in the United States has ever used mustard seed for the main flavor of a distilled spirit. Until now.\nAbout Ethel\u2019s Eye of Newt Cordial\nFor our latest wildly unique and original spirit, we took an array of herbs and spices, including one of the most popular spices in the world (mustard seed), and turned it into a delicious, savory liqueur. Though it wasn\u2019t all fun and games \u2013 mustard seeds present many challenges for the distiller. First, we had to find just the right seeds. We experimented with yellow, brown, and black seeds, from different parts of the world, until we found the best ones for distilling. Then we had to develop a special distillation method to capture the seed\u2019s highly volatile oils. After many months of experimentation and development, we created a multi-step process to capture the true essence of this herb. We also added fresh turmeric root, damiana leaf, baby dill, a bit of garlic and many other herbs and spices to created a strong, complex tincture. Then we blended in a touch of rich wildflower honey. The result is an intriguingly herbal, layered liqueur with bright spice, nuanced honey sweetness and subtle bitter notes.\nOnly 817 bottles were made, and this spirit has nearly disappeared. If you find it out and about, we recommend picking it up.\nDelicious, aromatic and complex, with rich savory layers of mustard, turmeric, garlic and dill, balanced with honey and slight bitter notes.\nEthel\u2019s Eye of Newt makes a delicious after-dinner sipper on its own or over ice. It also plays incredibly well with other savory flavors like cucumber, beet, chile and ginger, and with apple, cranberry and citrus. You can find a range of cocktail ideas for it on our website here.\nEthel\u2019s Eye of Newt Cordial is 40% alcohol by volume (80 proof)\nFinding Ethel\u2019s Eye of Newt Cordial\nThis spirit is sold out at the distillery\u2019s tasting room but might still be found a bit in Illinois. We recommend calling first, as it is disappearing from shelves. Some possible candidates are: Binny\u2019s Beverage Depot (some of their stores may still have it), Antioch Fine Wine & Spirits in Antioch, Andersonville Wine & Spirits in the Andersonville neighborhood of Chicago, and Schaefer\u2019s Fine Wines & Spirits in Skokie.",
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        "raw_content": "Hibiscus (Red Double) - Plant\nTropical Hibiscus are sun and heat loving, usually medium to large, tropical shrubs with excellent flower power and even some salt tolerance making them popular choices for warm inland as well as coastal climates.\nHibiscus (Red Double) Plant\nDescription for Hibiscus (Red Double)\nMany people who are growing a hibiscus plant choose to do so in a container. This allows them to move the hibiscus plant to ideal locations, depending on the time of year.\nHibiscus is a genus of flowering plants in the mallow family, Malvaceae. It is quite large, containing several hundred species that are native to warm-temperate, subtropical and tropical regions throughout the world. Member species are often noted for their showy flowers and are commonly known simply as hibiscus, or less widely known as rose mallow.\nHibiscus plants prefer a cosy fit when growing in a container. This means that they should be slightly root bound in the pot and when you do decide to re-pot, give the hibiscus only a little bit more room. Always make sure that your growing hibiscus plant has excellent drainage.\nThe genus includes both annual and perennial herbaceous plants, as well as woody shrubs and small trees. Flowers may be up to 6 inches diameter, with colours ranging from yellow to peach to red. Hibiscus can be planted singly or grown as a hedge plant; they can also be pruned into a single-stemmed small tree. The flowers are attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.\nHibiscus are deciduous shrubs with dark green leaves; the plants can grow to 15 feet tall in frost-free areas. Flowers may be up to 6 inches diameter, with colours ranging from yellow to peach to red. Hibiscus can be planted singly or grown as a hedge plant; they can also be pruned into a single-stemmed small tree.\nThe flowers are attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.\nCommon name(s): Chinese rose\nMax reachable height: The plants can grow to 15 feet tall in frost-free areas.\nSoil: Hibiscus want loamy but not too heavy soil. Regular quality potting soil with added compost is an ideal base.The soil should be coarse rather than fine. Watch out for soil that is mainly fine peat, it tends to compact in the pots, resulting in badly aerated roots.\nFertilizer: For prolific flowering, hibiscus must have regular feeding every week during the growth period, March-October. Water soluble formulas can be used with every watering.Choose a fertilizer with a low phosphorous value: N (Nitrogen) 20 P (Phosphorous) 5 K (Kalium) 20 is close to ideal. Too much phosphorous makes for many fine leaves but few flowers.\nHibiscus also need trace elements, especially iron and magnesium.\nMany people who are growing a hibiscus plant choose to do so in a container. This allows them to move the hibiscus plant to ideal locations, depending on the time of year. Hibiscus plants prefer a cosy fit when growing in a container. This means that they should be slightly root bound in the pot and when you do decide to re-pot, give the hibiscus only a little bit more room. Always make sure that your growing hibiscus plant has excellent drainage\nCulinary use: Chinese eat this flower by making pickle. Jamaicans use this flower in herbal tea as it contains many minerals and vitamins Dried hibiscus is edible, and it is often a delicacy in Mexico. It can also be candied and used as a garnish.\nMedicinal use: The chemicals in hibiscus flower helps in growth of hair. It reduces dandruff and makes the hair black. The natural oil in this flower acts as a good conditioner This flower can be used as natural dye for hair The oil in this flower can be applied to the skin of patients who are suffering from cellulite which makes the skin to glow The ash obtained by burning the flower and leaves of this flower can be applied to eyebrows which glazes them black This flower can be used as shoe polish by rubbing it on the shoe.\nhttp://www.garden.org/plantguide/?q=show&id=2133 http://hibiscus-sinensis.com/care.html http://www.boldsky.com/health/wellness/2013/medicinal-uses-of-hibiscus-leaves-036083.html http://healthmad.com/alternative/15-unique-uses-of-the-hibiscus-flower/#ixzz3bc2W0ZNq\n5 / 5 Sonali 28 June 2018\n4 / 5 Lakshmi Adusumilli 25 June 2018\nAny query about hibiscus (red double) - plant",
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        "title": "Twos | The Enneagram ...info from the underground.",
        "raw_content": "Enneatype Two\nPeople of Enneatype Two are essentially related to other people, and they relate to them from a standpoint of helpfulness. Twos have a built in radar for what the other might need, and they see themselves as the correct person for satisfying that need. This places Twos, even though they are serving others, in a sort of \u201cone up\u201d position with respect to those they are serving. Twos see themselves as being not only strong enough to care for themselves, but able to care for others as well. They want to occupy a central position in the lives of chosen others, and they accomplish this by being \u201cindispensable.\u201d From the standpoint of the Two, it is always others who are needy and dependent, not the Two. In reality, the situation is a bit more complex, as Twos also have needs. They need to be appreciated; they need to be needed; they need to receive a considerable amount of attention and gratitude.\nTwos are warm people. They are emotionally demonstrative and are generally comfortable with the physical expression of emotions. They place a very high value on their personal relationships and devote an enormous amount of time and energy to them. They tend to be practical people who thrive in the \u201chands on\u201d helping professions such as teaching, nursing and counseling. Metaphorically speaking, the Two is not afraid of rolling up the sleeves and getting the hands dirty. Twos are also drawn to the role of parent \u2013 specifically what we traditionally think of as the more nurturing, mothering role. This is true whether the Two is male or female, although these qualities will typically be societally reinforced in female Twos and somewhat suppressed in males.\nTwos are often seductive in their presentation. This might seem at odds with the description of Twos as being \u201cmothering,\u201d but both seductiveness and nurturing are manifestations of the same unconsciously manipulative desire to find a way to engage the other\u2019s attention. Seductive Twos are often performers or entertainers; they simultaneously give their performance while receiving the adulation of their audience. Twos who adopt the seductive approach are often competitive with members of the same sex and jealous of those they deem more desirable. This competitiveness is at cross purposes with the Two\u2019s desire to be admired for virtue however, so the Two tends to keep this dynamic in check and is frequently unaware of its existence.\nIt is entirely true that Twos are other oriented individuals who provide a great deal of nurturing and support to those in their charge. The Two\u2019s self-image of being giving and helpful is not at all without merit. Twos often serve as the social \u201cglue\u201d which, for instance, keeps the office staff informed of everyone\u2019s birthday \u2013 they are the ones who pass the cards around for others to sign. They are the ones who make sure that large families get together for reunions \u2013 they cook the food and strongly encourage everyone to attend. In an increasingly fractured society, they are often the ones working indefatigably to make sure that everyone is cared for.\nThe dark side of type Two revolves around their frequently unacknowledged need for appreciation. Twos don\u2019t simply give; they give to get. And what they want in return for their service is the undying gratitude of those that they serve and to have their self-image as being loving and selfless reenforced. They tend to overestimate the nature and extent of what they have given however, so that the ledger of debit and credit always seems to remain in the Two\u2019s favor. Twos tend to feel that, because they have extended themselves for others, gratitude is actually owed to them; they are entitled to it. When they don\u2019t receive what they feel is owed them, they can become bossy and manipulative, feeling entirely justified in being so, because they \u201chave earned the right\u201d and because their intentions are good. When Twos become truly unhealthy, they begin to fear that the love and appreciation that they so deeply desire will never materialize. Under such circumstances they can become hysterical, irrational and even abusive.\nUnhealthy Two energy can sometimes manifest in what is known as the classic co-dependent personality. Such Twos actively encourage dependencies in others so that they can feel needed. These are the Twos who are so solicitous of their children that their children are never allowed to grow up. They subtly encourage weakness in their spouses and friends. They want others to be weak so that they can feel strong and so that their ties to their intimates will remain uncut. Other Twos, when unhealthy, become dependent themselves. They find themselves the victim of a host of physical ailments which make them unable to care for themselves. Such Twos, then, require that others pay them back for all that they have done. Nothing is ever enough.\nIn the traditional Enneagram, Twos are believed to manifest the vice of \u201cpride.\u201d Pride, in this context, seems to be a technical term which indicates that the Two has, and needs to maintain, a distorted image of him or herself as being good, kind and loving. The Two will strive to maintain this self-image even in the face of enormous evidence to the contrary \u2013 and if the Two is unhealthy, there will be plenty of evidence to the contrary. Ichazo describes this psychic mechanism as ego-flat (ego-flattery). Sometimes this term is construed as indicating that the Two is prone to flattering others. Twos sometimes do flatter others, but, as the Two\u2019s underlying program is \u201cto give in order to get,\u201d the ego most in need of flattering here is actually the Two\u2019s. Being unlovable is the Two\u2019s deepest fear, and Twos generally will simply not allow into their consciousness any evidence that contradicts their positive self-image as being loving and giving. Unhealthy Twos then, are masters in the art of self-deception and something of this quality attaches to all Twos who have not consciously worked to see through it.\nTwos are likely to object that they do not in fact \u201cgive to get.\u201d They give out of the fullness of their hearts. There is indeed some truth to this, but it is only a partial truth. Twos are not consciously aware of their need for appreciation, of their need to be needed. And it is true that when they give, they are fully attending to the other person; they are trying to be helpful. Because they are focusing on others, they are, and tend to remain, unaware of their own neediness, while those in the Two\u2019s life will often be very much aware that the Two\u2019s giving is not entirely selfless. The truth is that the Two\u2019s program of \u201cgiving to get\u201d is, like all of the Enneagram programs, largely unconscious. One of the benefits of learning the Enneagram, perhaps the central benefit, is that it can enable us all to become more aware of the unconscious agendas that underlie much of our behavior and determine much of our fate.\nHealthy Twos are truly loving and gentle. They offer the love and support that all human beings consciously or unconsciously need in order to be whole. The religions of the East pay homage to this ideal in the image of the boddhisatva, who renounces entering into Nirvana so long as even one sentient being remains in the realm of suffering. Kwan Yin, the boddhisatva whose compassion inspired the Chinese for centuries, was undoubtedly a Two. A good case could be made for typing Jesus of Nazareth as a Two as well. His love of children, the helpless, the downtrodden and overburdened is, at the very least, reminiscent of type Two energy.(Perhaps this represnts Christianity\u2019s way of paying the often unappreciated Feminine principle its proper respect. Only a feminine divinity wishes for the meek to inherit the earth.)\nTwos with a One wing tend to be more emotionally restrained than those with a Three wing and are frequently attracted to causes as well as people. Something of the idealism of type One attaches to their giving. They can become self-righteous if they are unbalanced or don\u2019t receive the appreciation which is their due. Twos with the Three wing are more expansive, ambitious and image oriented than those with a Two wing. They are frequently competitive but are also extremely generous with their time and energy.\nMany of the saints in the Catholic pantheon are undoubtedly Twos, but Mary Magdalene stands out in this regard (but not Jesus\u2019 mother who was likely a Nine). While all others were looking to Jesus as their savior, Mary recognized that Jesus was tired and in need of a bath. More recently, Mother Teresa is frequently cited as a Two.\nThe recently deceased playwright (and feminist) Wendy Wassertstein was a Two. In her obituary, the New York Times bemoaned the fact that, in addition to losing a talented author, New York City had lost a genuinely nice person.\nMonica Lewinsky: her \u201cgiving\u201d nature almost brought down a government.\nAs indicated above, many performers are Twos. One such is Dolly Parton. Billie Holiday is another. On the road, she was always the one who sewed and cooked for others. She was everyone\u2019s confidant and protector, even as she neglected her own needs. Also, John Denver.\nComedians Bill Cosby and Will Ferrell are also Twos, as are actors John Ritter, Kathy Bates and Alan Alda.\nSome Twos turn their compassion to larger social causes. Archbishop Desmond Tutu was one such; he frequently reminded his followers of the need for reconciliation even in the darkest of times.\nSome Twos combine their capacity for nurturing with a well developed intellect and utilize the latter in service of the former. The pediatrician and child advocate T. Berry Brazeleton is one such example. His books have been designed to provide comfort for children and their mothers alike. James Dobson is another specialist in child psychology whose One wing and connection to Eight is quite apparent.\nFamous chefs Emeril Lagasse and Julia Child are Twos, and many Twos do, in fact, love to cook.\nNot all Twos have a profession that one might think typical. Consider Magic Johnson for instance. Comedian \u2013 Wayne Brady.\nFictional examples include Sesame Street\u2019s, Big Bird, Star Trek\u2019s Dr. McCoy and Marie Barone from Everybody Loves Raymond. Marie exemplifies the classic \u201cJewish mother\u201d syndrome without actually being Jewish.\nTwos can mistype as Ones, especially if the wing is strong. Male Twos are somewhat more likely than female Twos to mistype in this way as type Two qualities are typically encouraged more in females than males. Twos are more feeling oriented and emotionally demonstrative than Ones however; Ones are more likely to be motivated by principles of abstract justice and are far more emotionally restrained than Twos.\nTwos and Threes can cross-type, especially when the wing is strong. Again, it is more likely for a male Two to mistype in this fashion. Threes, however, are far more oriented to competency issues than are Twos and can much more readily put their emotions on hold, when necessary, in order to get the job done. In addition, Threes tend to be more ambitious and focused on their personal concerns than the is more other oriented Two.\nTwos might mistype as Four, especially, if they have artistic inclinations or believe themselves to be depressive. These qualities are not confined to Four however. In general, Fours are much more withdrawn and introspective than is the other focused Two who is frequently unaware of underlying motivations.\nTwos and Fives are not likely to mistype. Such a mistype could occur if the Two was \u201cintellectual.\u201d It is not uncommon for Twos to be attracted to teaching and some intelligent Twos are successful academics. Intellectual Twos who mistype as Five however, are likely unaware of how deeply motivated they are by the desire to serve others. Fives pursue knowledge for its own sake, and while they might very much enjoy teaching, they tend to keep some distance between themselves and others. Twos are far more emotionally expressive and drawn to service than is the more reclusive and withdrawn Five.\nTwos and Sixes commonly mistype, although it is more common for the Six, especially if female, to mistype as a Two than the reverse. But Sixes suffer from ambivalence, whereas Twos generally know exactly how they feel and what they want. Sixes are far more likely to suffer from self-doubt than is the more self-assured Two.\nTwos and Sevens are both generally extroverted and generous and can sometimes crosstype. 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        "raw_content": "One of the most enjoyable parts of building a software company is welcoming new people to the team. This month I'm excited to announce that Henrik Andersson joined us. Welcome Henrik!\nHenrik started his working life as a chef with an interest in web development back in Sweden. He then made the switch to working as a software developer in Brisbane, Australia. Henrik has been working professionally with the .NET stack since 2007, working on enterprise solutions for Internet Banking systems, Flight Ticketing systems and, most recently, Human Resource systems.\nAfter working on a few open source projects over the past two years, Henrik's interests have shifted from wanting to work on enterprise solutions, to instead wanting to create applications that help other developers become successful in their own projects.\nHenrik is @ahandersson on Twitter, and blogs at blog.henrikandersson.org.",
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        "raw_content": "Production of ethanol up 41 percent in 2008\nIn 2008, 9.2 billion gallons of ethanol were produced in the United States \u2013 an increase of 41 percent, as reported by the U.S. Department of Energy. There are now 193 refineries nationwide and increases are still expected, despite the downtrodden economy. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is predicting 15 percent of the ethanol industry\u2019s capacity will go unused this year. Farm Bureau supports the Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS), which gives a solid foundation for grain-derived ethanol to grow upon, while encouraging investment in second-generation biofuels including cellulosic ethanol and biomass-based diesel.\nAg committee could draft greenhouse gas bill from meetings\nAccording to House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson, D-Minn., a draft bill could follow hearings with 400 groups on ways American farmers can make money from efforts to control greenhouse gases. AFBF President Bob Stallman has said that climate change legislation may hurt, rather than help, the farm sector. Stallman said emissions legislation could drive up the cost of fuel, fertilizer and pesticides, while the payment per acre for carbon control is low.\nACRE calculators available\nA number of online calculators have been set up to help farmers make decisions on whether or not to enroll in the new Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) program. The latest is from the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute at the University of Missouri. This calculator runs a stochastic analysis (accounting for variability) for corn, soybeans, cotton, rice, wheat and grain sorghum in Ohio and other Midwestern states. For links to multiple online ACRE calculators, visit the \u201cFeatured Links\u201d section of\nwww.ofbf.org.\nYoung Farmers show optimism\nAFBF\u2019s 17th annual survey of young farmers and ranchers, ages 18 to 35, has revealed that America\u2019s young farmers and ranchers have a high level of optimism about agriculture and 89 percent of those surveyed say they are better off than they were five years ago. They said availability of land and facilities, overall profitability and economic challenges are their top concerns. \u201cWe\u2019re facing very challenging times this year,\u201d said Mathew Meals, AFBF YF&R Committee chair. \u201cIn good times as well as bad, optimism is the No.1 job requirement for being a successful farmer and rancher. Farming has always been a difficult and challenging business, but most of us wouldn\u2019t trade it for any job in the world.\u201d\nMore animal rights bills introduced\nThe passing of Proposition 2 in California last year has opened the gates for even more animal rights legislation to reach the legislature in a number of states. Bills introduced by senators in California and Illinois would outlaw the docking of dairy cows\u2019 tails except \u201cduring an individual treatment, emergency or operation, if the treatment or operation is performed by a veterinarian for veterinary purposes\u201d with proper anesthesia. Legislation in California also would require all eggs imported into California be from cage-free hens.",
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        "raw_content": "Ohio Farm Bureau trustees, officers elected\nBrent Porteus of Coshocton has been re-elected president of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Prior to being elected president, Porteus also was re-elected to serve as District 12 trustee serving members from Coshocton, Holmes, Knox and Licking counties. He is a 34-year member of Farm Bureau. He first joined the state board in 2002 and has served as the board\u2019s treasurer and first vice president.\nSteve Hirsch of Chillicothe was re-elected OFBF vice president. It is his second term in the organization\u2019s second highest elected office. He also serves as District 15 trustee, representing Farm Bureau members in Fairfield, Hocking, Pickaway and Ross counties.\nKeith Truckor of Metamora has been re-elected to his second term as treasurer of Ohio Farm Bureau. He also serves as District 1 trustee, representing members in Defiance, Fulton, Henry and Williams counties.\nAlso re-elected to the board followed by the counties they represent were Frank Burkett III, (Columbiana, Mahoning, Portage and Stark), Daryl Knipp (Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky and Wood), Charles Lausin (Ashtabula, Geauga, Lake and Trumbull), Judy Loudenslager (Northwest women\u2019s trustee), Joyce Payne (Athens, Gallia, Lawrence and Meigs) and Don Ralph (Crawford, Marion, Morrow and Richland counties.)\nThree new state trustees were elected to fill seats opened by retiring board members.\nPam Haley of West Salem has been elected Northeast Women\u2019s Trustee. She will represent Farm Bureau members from 20 northeastern Ohio counties. She fills the seat vacated by Gale Betterly, who retired after nine years on the board.\nHaley and her husband, Mike, farm with his father. They produce corn, soybeans, wheat and hay and own a registered Simmental cow herd. They also operate a small trucking business. She is a crop insurance adjuster for Rural Community Insurance Service.\nJim Swingle of Philo was elected to serve as District 16 trustee where he will represent Farm Bureau members from Guernsey, Morgan, Muskingum and Perry counties. He fills the seat vacated by Joe Pittman who retired after six years on the board. Swingle is a 40-year member of Muskingum County Farm Bureau, where he has served as president and trustee. He produces beef and specialty crops.\nTim Williams of Piketon has been elected District 21 trustee where he will represent Farm Bureau members from Jackson, Pike, Scioto and Vinton counties. Williams previously served five years on the board and retired in 2006. He now fills the seat vacated by Nate Ewing who retired after three years of service. Williams and his wife, Robin, produce apples and peaches, operate a seasonal farm market and own a cow-calf beef herd.\nFormer OFBF President and American Farm Bureau Director Bob Peterson retired from his trustee position during the board meeting held at the conclusion of the annual meeting. Peterson represented members from Clinton, Fayette, Greene and Warren counties. A special election will be held in that district to fill the open seat.",
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        "raw_content": "Recent News About Mahoning County Career and Technical Center View More\nMahoning County Career and Technical Center enrolls 97 undergrads\nAt Mahoning County Career and Technical Center, 57 percent of undergraduate students are nontraditional students - age 25 or older - and 57 percent are male, according to the latest disclosure from the U.S. Department of Education.\nMahoning County Career and Technical Center Upcoming Events View More",
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        "raw_content": "If Nigeria suffered that many casualties in a shooting war with another country in just one year we\u2019ll all be up in arms protesting the country\u2019s involvement in such a life wasting misadventure. We would have been unanimous in calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities and most likely the resignation of the leader at the time. But here we are, living with an inescapable reality of a steady decimation of what must be the most productive segment of the population \u2013 a clear and present danger to the country\u2019s economic growth and wellbeing \u2013 and yet no one is marching on Aso Rock, ala #BringBackOurGirls or #OccupyNigeria.\nEvery day, it is business as usual. People go out on the road and highways not knowing if they\u2019ll make it safely to and from their destinations at the end of it all. No one seems to be looking hard to see how come we lose so many people to the simple task of road travel let alone the accompanying property and environmental damage or billions of Naira lost to wasted man-hours as a result, plus globally portraying the country as a place of anything goes as far as roads and highways are concerned. No one seems to be asking enough pointed questions about what can be done to put an end to the carnage. No one seems to care that most of these horrible collisions can be prevented if the government so desired or was genuinely committed to doing so.\nAll the 3-tiers of government remain mostly mute with the federal tier making the occasional feeble noises after each particularly devastating collision. There is never a clear road ahead, no systematic and deliberate roadmap for beginning to take a decisive stab at curbing the menace. The concerned regulatory agencies of government continue to chase the chaff rather than the grain of road transport safety management while the body count climbs relentlessly. A posse of officers would rather be busy asking motorists for fire extinguishers, \u201cC-Caution Signs\u201d, inner lights (sic), etc. instead of doing some useful quality work figuring out how to prevent the so called road accidents from occurring in the first place with a determined effort at public road safety education and enlightenment. Government and its agencies need to step up to the plate, show the light and let the people see the way ahead clearly. We can\u2019t keep doing the same thing each time and expecting different results or wishing and praying, hoping they\u2019ll go away and that it\u2019ll all be alright because it won\u2019t.\nRoad safety management costs time and money in thinking, planning and execution and there must be a time-line to every aspect of the package for it to make any meaningful impact. Nothing must be left to hang in the cloud if a particular result is desired or expected. Government and its functionaries must learn to update the hardware and software components of their strategy, approach and methodology if they have a remote desire to save Nigeria and Nigerians from the horrors of road transportation deaths and destruction. We live in the 21st. Century like everyone else so we must employ same tools and techniques like everyone else to deal with road safety problems, causes and effects. There\u2019s little sense looking to use a Polaroid camera to snap a digital photograph. It just won\u2019t happen so no point in trying.\nSerious economies and nations know what it means to take safety seriously, especially road safety. That is why they leave no stone unturned to safeguard the safety of their citizens because a safe nation is an economically buoyant nation. It means a nation of law and order where everything is in its place and every place has its things. Leaving safety to chance like we do impoverishes a nation beyond compare because it promotes chaos, disorderliness and unruly behavior on the road. Wherever safety is on the back burner, standards and uniform measurement naturally follow. There\u2019s no welfare for the people where there\u2019s no safety because every penny is under pressure to meet the high cost of post-incident cleanup and other recovery processes, each time.\nAnd when it comes to road safety we\u2019re all equally exposed. There are no special safeguards for anyone, not the poor or the rich. Not the president, not the governor and not the unemployed, as has been evident from the roll call of victims of previous road crashes on record. Without safety, road safety \u2013 all that talk of economic rebirth will probably end up a pipe dream in real terms. Unless the government finds it necessary to take a deep rooted interest in how these killer collisions occur or are caused by developing a blueprint for determining how motorists can safely handle motoring hazards relating to vehicle, driver, road, traffic, weather and light conditions that combine to deliver the most destructive motor vehicle crashes we know. Giving it less than 100% committed attention is like toying with a killer epidemic.\nLet\u2019s wrap this up with something for us to take in deep and reflect upon in our quiet time. How many of you reading this blog come from a town or village with a population of 35,000 or more people? 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        "raw_content": "U.S. Postal Service Fined Again, This Time in Ohio for $210,000\nOSHA has cited the U.S. Postal Service with five alleged willful violations at its Columbus, Ohio, processing center. The Postal Service faces a total of $210,000 in fines for electrical and equipment hazards following an OSHA inspection conducted in response to employee complaints.\nOSHA's inspection, which began in April 2010, found that the Postal Service failed to provide adequate electrical safety training, ensure that workers followed safety-related work practices while working on electrical equipment and provide workers with appropriate personal protective equipment while working on energized electrical equipment.\nA willful violation is one committed with intentional, knowing or voluntary disregard for the law's requirements, or plain indifference to employee safety and health.\n\"These sizable fines reflect the severity and ongoing nature of these hazards,\" said Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA Dr. David Michaels. \"The Postal Service ignored long-established safety standards and knowingly put its workers in harm's way.\"\nThe Department of Labor has filed an enterprise-wide complaint against the U.S. Postal Service for electrical work safety violations. The complaint asks the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission to order the Postal Service to correct electrical violations at all its facilities nationwide. This complaint marks the first time OSHA has sought enterprise-wide relief as a remedy.\nThe Postal Service has 15 business days from receipt of its citations and penalties to comply, request an informal conference with OSHA's area director or contest the findings before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.",
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        "raw_content": "Carmelites, Our Lady of Mount Carmel\n8/7/07 \u2013 Solemnity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel\nNext weekend, our parish celebrates its feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Although the actual date in the Universal Calendar is 16 July, in Carmelite parishes it is common to observe the solemnity on the nearest Sunday.\nFurthermore, as a Carmelite parish, we use a special Carmelite Lectionary and Sacramentary which contains readings and prayers selected by the order for the celebration of feasts particular to its own calendar (the feast days of Carmelite saints, etc.).\nAs such, the readings we will hear on the parish feast day are specific to the celebration of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Carmelite parishes, namely John 19:25-27, 1 Kings 18:42-45, and Galatians 4:4-7. One unique aspect to the readings from the Carmelite Lectionary for this feast is their reference to the prophet Elijah, who we know is a key figure in Carmelite spirituality, and served as inspiration to the early hermits who lived on Mount Carmel in the twelfth century.\nFrom the choice of prayers, those we will use this year will be the same as last year; focussing more specifically on the Carmelite order. Last year these were chosen as we celebrated fifty years of Carmelite ministry in Wentworthville. We will use them again this year as the Carmelites celebrate another milestone.\nThis year our feast day celebrations will centre on this year\u2019s 800th anniversary of the foundation of the Carmelites; that is, since they were given a rule of life by St. Albert, Patriarch of Jerusalem. As we know, the Carmelites did not have a particular founder like other orders such as the Benedictines, Dominicans and Franciscans. Consequently, this granting of the rule by St. Albert truly marks the formal beginnings of the Brothers of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel.\nNext Sunday\u2019s liturgy will reflect this universal Carmelite celebration. Also, our parish community will present our Carmelite community with a framed copy of its rule for permanent display in the priory.\nIn the meantime, those who wish to learn more about the Carmelites can do so at the Carmelite Order\u2019s website, http://www.ocarm.org. The full text of the rule can be found at http://www.ocarm.org/eng/regoleng.htm\n2 thoughts on \u201c8/7/07 \u2013 Solemnity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel\u201d\nFr. Alfred Grech OCD says:\nI would like to get the liturgical text (including readings) in English for the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Thanks a lot. Fr. Alfred Grech\nHi Fr. Grech. Great to see our site\u2019s even got some Maltese visitors, especially given we\u2019ve got such a large Maltese community in our own parish. Hopefully this link can be of use to you.\nhttp://au.geocities.com/litcomwenty/resources/docs/seasonal/olmc/texts.html\nPrayers and best wishes for the upcoming solemnity,\nPrevious Previous post: 2/7/07 \u2013 The Word Proclaimed in God\u2019s House\nNext Next post: The Church, Part 1: How Blessed is This Place\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "3/3/13 \u2013 What is the Purpose of Children\u2019s Liturgy of the Word?\nChildren\u2019s Liturgy of the Word has been a part of life at Our Lady of Mount Carmel for about two decades now. What is the purpose of these specific celebrations of the Liturgy of the Word at Mass?\nThe Liturgy of the Word for Children has, as its name suggests, a threefold purpose. It is a time to:\nengage in the public, communal rituals of the Church (Liturgy)\nlisten to, break open, and respond to the scriptures (Word)\ncelebrate the word in a way that children may understand (Children).\nIt is expected that Children\u2019s Liturgy of the Word will mirror the general structure and purpose of the Liturgy of the Word celebrated by the adult assembly, but with the proclamation and breaking open of the scriptures adapted to meet the developmental stage and abilities of children.\nConsequently, it is not intended to be a Sunday school or scripture class. It is not a time for religious education or catechetical instruction. It is, furthermore, best suited to children of primary school age, who generally have the capacity to listen to, and gain some understanding, of God\u2019s word.\nMarch 2, 2013 children's liturgy of the word, liturgy of the word for children\nPrevious Previous post: 17/2/13 \u2013 Lent\nNext Next post: 17/3/13 \u2013 St Patrick\u2019s Day is on Monday",
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        "raw_content": "We know that even a grain of dust or tiny droplet can damage a tough metal surface if the particle gathers up a high-enough speed when it smashes into it.\nBut until now there\u2019s been a problem figuring out how or why that damage happens. That\u2019s because the speed has to be really freaking high, and the scales are really incredibly tiny.\nNow researchers from MIT have developed cameras that are fast enough, and have enough magnification, to capture that moment of impact in detail \u2013 and have learned that these speeds are so intense, the impact actually partially melts the surface.\nThis was \u201cunforeseen,\u201d based on previous research on erosion, the scientists said.\nHigh-speed microscopic particles can actually be pretty useful, and the way they erode surfaces isn\u2019t all bad. Sandblasting is one such application, or applying coatings.\nBut they can be dangerous, too \u2013 like micrometeorites bombarding the ISS, for example, or particles carried by strong winds hitting wind turbines.\n\u201cWe want to understand the mechanisms and exact conditions when these erosion processes can happen,\u201d explained engineer Mostafa Hassani-Gangaraj of MIT.\nSo he and his team came up with a series of experiments to find out, using a microparticle impact testbed developed at MIT. With a framerate of up to 100 million FPS, the testbed can record at the incredibly high speeds required.\nThey then set up a tin surface, and used a laser to heat up another piece of tin. This evaporates the substrate surface, and ejects and accelerates microscopic particles of tin in the process. This resulted in tin particles about 10 micrometres in diameter \u2013 about 0.01 millimetres \u2013 hitting the tin surface at speeds of up to a kilometre per second (2,237 miles per hour).\nThey also used lasers to illuminate these impacts for a clear view of what was happening.\nThis allowed them to see, for the first time, the mechanism that produces the damage, rather than relying on examination of the surface after the impact.\nAnd there, in the video, you can clearly see molten material splashing away from the impact site.\nScanning electron micrograph of one of the impacts from a 10\u03bcm particle at 1kps. (Hassani-Gangaraj et al.)\nThis information is actually incredibly valuable. It can help improve, for instance, those industrial processes that use high-speed microparticles, where the accepted wisdom, according to the researchers, is that higher speeds achieve better results.\nThese results show that this is not always the case \u2013 crank it up too high and you can melt things without intending to do so.\nThis can also help us understand how microparticles can damage turbines, and spacecraft, and oil pipelines. And what about the poor robots on Mars, weathering those insane dust storms. Equipped with this new knowledge, engineers could develop more erosion-resistant materials, both for space and terrestrial applications.\nObviously there\u2019s a bit more research to be done. The team only used tin, and at a direct impact angle. There will probably be slightly different effects for different materials \u2013 with different levels of hardness or toughness, and different melting points (tin\u2019s is pretty low), as well as different impact angles.\nBut this first step, in demonstrating that the testbed and experimental setup can be used to capture and analyse that moment of impact, is highly impressive.\n\u201cWe can extend this to every situation where erosion is important,\u201d said MIT engineer David Veysset.",
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        "raw_content": "Comment: How Jose Mourinho\u2018s non-press conference has put more pressure on Manchester United, not less\nWhen a manager has used media performances as much as , and works at a club where public image has become as commercially important as winning titles, it is only natural that those performances will come in for almost as much analysis as his team\u2019s actual games.\nThe great wonder from Friday, though, is what the Manchester United manager\u2019s game was here? Was it just another so-calculated performance, or a natural part of the typical Mourinho end-game?\nIt didn\u2019t take long for his press conference ahead of a Tottenham Hotspur fixture already so elevated in importance to end.\nThe United boss came out 30 minutes early, and only stayed for four minutes and 19 seconds of the broadcast section, barely answering any of the 13 questions put to him with more than monosyllabic responses.\nGiven that many of the media hadn\u2019t even arrived by the time Mourinho had finished, and he spent so little time there, it\u2019s obvious that he just wanted to avoid all the increasingly pressing questions about United\u2019s problems right now: the situation, the performances, the relationship with the squad and Paul Pogba, the relationship with the executive vice-chairman.\nIt\u2019s just that gives rise to the biggest question out of all this: if Mourinho is so reluctant to give answers\u2026 is it because he now has none?\nIt would fit in with what we saw on the pitch at Brighton and Hove Albion, as that looked like a team not responding to him.\nThere\u2019s also the way neither Pogba nor Mourinho will even really discuss each other in public, and generally want to evade the topic, which is a very different captain-manager relationship than football has become used to. It would also fit with increasing murmurs from Carrington that Pogba communicates much more with Michael Carrick than Mourinho.\n\u201cPaul said it, so he has to answer for his words,\u201d was the manager\u2019s only response to questions about the French star and his comments after the 3-2 defeat to Brighton and Hove Albion. \u201cIf you want any explanation about Paul\u2018s words you must get him and ask him.\u201d\nIt was at least more than he said about Woodward. When asked whether their relationship was \u201cfine\u201d, Mourinho merely said \u201cof course\u201d, and then \u201cno\u201d as to whether there is a problem between them.\nBut this is where we get to the crux of this entire issue.\nIt is well known that there have been problems between Mourinho and Woodward and, if the most favourable interpretation of Friday is that this is just another performance to try and eventually get a response from his squad, it wouldn\u2019t take that much of a performance. It has just been a continuation of his actual mood from so much of the summer.\nAnd sure, Mourinho is known to have studied and practised how to use the press for psychological advantage and he has put in these press conferences in the past \u2013 particularly in his last stint at Chelsea, but not really in that miserable last 2015-16 season. And those previous stunts stood out precisely because they were so out there, because they went beyond his usual tone and mood. That is not the case now.\nIt is genuinely as if he\u2019s in a terminal sulk. It really doesn\u2019t seem like a performance.\nAnd it is natural to think this is all another part of the predictable \u201cMourinho season\u201d. That was Antonio Conte\u2019s term in reference to what he took over at Chelsea at the end of 2015-16, but the Italian also had another phrase from that campaign that is relevant to his great rival.\n\u201cThe truth is on the pitch.\u201d\nThe same is true of Mourinho and everyone else in football. Ultimately, no matter what happens in any media appearance of press conference, it will all be dictated by what happens on the pitch.\nThe only provable way to bring smiles back in football and make problems go away is to win matches.\nThat doesn\u2019t necessarily mean Mourinho would be smiling on Monday, given that\u2019s another stunt he\u2019s pulled in the past. You only have to remember his curiously constrained demeanour after his launchpad achievement, the 2004 Champions League win with Porto.\nBut this doesn\u2019t feel like a stunt. And it has actually made Monday on the pitch matter all the more.\nThat is all this has served to do. The surly lack of words has only added to the pressure.\nAnd by refusing to answer questions, he has only given rise to more. United, more than ever, need an actual response.",
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        "raw_content": "Climate change perceptions and responses in Scotland's ski industry\nHopkins, Debbie; Maclean, Kate\nCite this item: Hopkins, D., & Maclean, K. (2013). Climate change perceptions and responses in Scotland\u2019s ski industry. Internation Journal of Tourism Space, Place and Environment, 16(3), 400\u2013414. doi:10.1080/14616688.2013.823457\nThe negative impacts of climate change for the ski industry have been well documented. However, research has largely focused on key ski markets in North America and Continental Europe. The study presented in this paper addresses climate change perceptions and responses in the more marginal ski destination of Scotland. Using a qualitative, interpretivist methodology, this paper contributes through a local-scale, single-site study of a ski area where technical adaptations are not utilised and which therefore relies on business responses to climate change. Findings suggest that while local weather is perceived to be a large and unmanageable risk to the industry, and a downward trend is identified in terms of snow reliability, these risks are not perceived to be connected to the wider anthropogenic climate change discourse. Waiting for knowledge to increase before taking adaptive action appears to be the most popular business strategy; however, autonomous adaptation is taking place in the form of business diversification, which mitigates against risks including, but not limited to, climate change. This paper concludes that experiences and perceptions of climate change will be highly localised and as a result so too will adaptive behaviours. Marginal ski destinations such as Scotland will be facing a range of non-climatic impacts which will contribute to their contextual vulnerability to climate change and capacity to adapt.\nRights Statement: \u00a9 2013 Taylor & Francis\nKeywords: Climate Change; Perceptions; adaptation; Mitigation; Ski industry; Scotland",
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        "raw_content": "prom night in black and white\nAbout prom night in black and white\nProm Night In Black And White is a pop-punk band from the prairies of Canada. Influenced by bands like Four Year Strong and All Time Low, Prom Night is bringing something refreshing to the world of pop punk. After releasing two EP\u2019s, Prom Night have reached number 1 on the purevolume charts, played Vans\u2019 Warped Tour on the Ernie Ball stage for two consecutive years, toured Canada numerous times to sold out shows, as well as received excellent reviews from sites such as absolutepunk. With a cross Canada tour this April, as well as a Western coast tour to the states this summer, Prom Night In Black And White will have you singing along to every word.\nFollow prom night in black and white on",
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        "raw_content": "A Digression on the Virtue of Hermits\nby Obidex Curia\nThe first hermit was Adam, and, for a time, he wanted nothing; this is the natural mode of those in that profession. The last true hermit I know of was television detective Trudeau Trudeau: if you make the allowance (as I have) that the world in which he operated (the small, insignificant town of Lascowe, Manitoba) was an allegorical world of phantasms that didn\u2019t, in fact, exist, but served only as a metaphorical representation of his soul. The men and women that he dealt with were not as they appeared (crooked landowners, poachers, murderers, smugglers and loggers) but demons, and his was the most eternal of struggles. To accept payment and bribes from the cast of scoundrels and malcontents who offered them would be as bad as accepting death or destruction from the hands of those who willed it. A compromise would mean nothing less than complete forfeiture, a full transmigration of his soul into the body of just another phantasmal demon.\nFar be it from me to suggest that you have undergone your own transmigration, and that the words you are reading now are being probed by twisted, arcane eye-stalks, or being handled with red, veiny fingers that end in long claws. If you are a demon you probably do not know it. But you are very certainly a demon: especially if you do not live the life of a hermit, or at the very least that of a particularly devout monk.\nI don\u2019t care whether or not you have religion, or if you subscribe to any particular belief system (I have one and it is not Christ, though I find it useful to associate myself with Him), what I care for only is the purity of your desires. If you live in a large cosmopolitan city, with wide boulevards, numerous restaurants and shops, and ample outlets for all of the pleasures of the body (in other words, Chanto), I find it hard to believe that you can be anything else but completely subjugated to all of your wild achings and fantasies. It may not be impossible, but it is very difficult: especially if you are weak-willed (as most of you are) or find yourself in the presence of large amounts of money, for money is nothing more than a contract for the satisfaction of future aimless desire.\nFor eighteen years (as long as I have existed) I have dedicated myself to the complete eradication of trivial and inconsequential needs. I am a man unchained; if you do not believe me, you might ask my parents, for I still live with them and they see me every day (besides being proof of the worthiness of their testimony, in itself this is a meaningless detail). The only needs they meet are the most essential, and I can confidently assure you that I provide for myself when it comes to anything spiritual.\nI have taken my first steps as a hermit already, and there is no doubt that some of you might have heard of me through these actions. It does not dishearten me to hear that I am openly mocked for my single-handed assault on hypocrisy, that I am laughed at for my (as I\u2019ve heard them described) petty disagreements on semantics, morality, or indulgences, as well as the somewhat more pointed acts of flipping over card-tables and disruption of carts selling worthless, distracting, trinkets at market. What concerns me most is the purification of the phantasmal world that I am part of, even if that world is large and unconquerable, and my quest one of Sisyphean impossibility. It is good training.\nAs a child I realised very quickly the necessities of my situation, and set myself firm and unstraying from that path: I have read and digested numerous books on survival in cold climates; my english is very good, and I believe that (in some quarters) I am known for it; every day I prepare myself with a sermon (an episode of Trudeau Trudeau!\u2014 no doubt you\u2019ve missed its rich metaphysics) and its active study. In short, I am very near to realising my desire. What I could I accomplished on my own, what little else I needed (and could not be avoided, such as my plane ticket) I received from the charity and support of my parents.\nThis letter I consider a gift, to all the citizens of Chanto and the surrounding country. It is an alarm. It is notification of my departure. Very shortly I will be leaving for the very edge of the world, the northern frontier. I have picked out a point of arrival: the small and remote township of Anvelle, Ontario. Its size is deliberate: the phantasmal world of demons will be manageable, perhaps even conquerable. This is my final goal, which I recognise may take years; my entire life, perhaps. Whatever suffering I undergo as a result, whatever hardships, will be penance for the final cleansing of my soul.\nI say that this is an alarm for two reasons: one is it is never to late for you to pass back to the plane of reality, and through long struggle, purge your world of its demons. With my departure, your warnings will become obtuse and very few; you will not have my help to decipher them. The second alarm is for the whole of Chanto: as a city you have become impossible. Much work needs to be done. Commerce will have to be muted. Inharmonious and easy leisure will have to come to an end. Your spirit cannot be bought by pleasure. It must be worked at and tempered by suffering and noble action. 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        "raw_content": "A Morning in POA Court\nPosted by Jo Bossart/ParrySounds.com in Events/Activities, Parry Sound, Reflections\n\u2248 Comments Off on A Morning in POA Court\nAfter having spent too many Tuesday evenings in the Parry Sound Council Chambers I decided to see what went on Tuesday mornings in the chambers when it hosted the Provincial Offenses Act (POA) Court. Outside of accompanying a friend of mine who was suing a former employer in Texas, I have not had a reason to step inside a courtroom. It was worth my time.\nThe POA Court is primarily concerned with non-criminal driving offences. That was obvious with the dozen or so cases that were handled this past Tuesday. There were a half dozen individuals who appeared in court that morning, the remainder of the cases involved lawyers representing their client\u2019s interests. The offenses mostly ranged from speeding, to driving with a suspended license, to driving without insurance.\nIf you have a major POA infraction, it\u2019s worth your time to attend court. I saw the Prosecutor meet with each of the defendants and briefly discuss their case with them and their options. He was very direct in suggesting that the individuals were advised to consult with a lawyer or paralegal to discuss their options. He also offered to reschedule their court appearance to allow them to get appropriate counsel.\nThe Prosecutor is willing to discuss the current charges and, after reviewing a defendants history, offer an alternative that might be more attractive. A police officer, as I understand it, has relatively little flexibility in issuing a ticket for a specific violation, for example driving with a suspended license. The Prosecutor has the ability to adjust the charge to something less onerous as part of a plea agreement. For defendants this can reduce the amount of the fine, and/or reduce driving restrictions.\nThe presiding Justice of the Peace and the Prosecutor were remarkably respectful in their dealings with the defendants. In one case a defendant charged with a speeding offence requested a trial in French. The Court acknowledged the request and made the appropriate arrangements. In Parry Sound a French court is only organized once or twice a year which can mean that there will be a significant delay.\nDon\u2019t drive with a suspended license, expired plates, or without insurance. I discovered that the OPP have police cruisers equipped with license plate readers, front and rear. These license plate readers apparently continuously read the license plates of cars they pass and then pops up with a message if the vehicle has been flagged for one or more reasons. I imagine that this ranges from not having an up-to-date license renewal or insurance, or the associated driver has a suspended license. This means a driver does not need to commit an infraction to catch the attention of a police officer. In one case on Tuesday the appropriately equipped police cruiser was driving north on Highway 69 and passed a vehicle heading south. The license plate reader indicated that the vehicle belonged to someone with a suspended license. The officer turned the cruiser around and stopped the car, subsequently confirming that the driver\u2019s license was suspended. This is the type of violation that can cost $1,000 and result in an additional six months of license suspension.\nOverall I was very impressed with the way things were handled in POA Court and the respect that was offered the defendants. It seems the Court is less interested in punishing people than they are in providing the appropriate deterrent to breaking the law. In one case a young man who was caught for the third time driving without insurance was given a $2,000 fine, bringing his total outstanding fines for this and earlier offenses to a bit less than $10,000. They could have dinged him for up to $5,000. The Justice of the Peace and the Prosecutor didn\u2019t seem to be out for blood, but realized that this was a serial offender who could not be let off lightly.\nBottom line: if you make a mistake, attend your assigned court date and take the opportunity to discuss the situation with the Prosecutor. If you don\u2019t like what you hear you can always ask for a delay and then consult with a legal professional. People in the POA Court appear willing to adjust charges depending on circumstances for defendants who are appropriately contrite.\nMarch on the Big Sound ( Parry Sound in colour)",
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        "raw_content": "1. Tell me about your ideal client.\nI love working with people who have sense of humor and people who can take direction. It helps if a potential client has a general idea of how they want me to help them, yet they are also able to keep an open mind.\nAs for what kind of advisor you should be looking for: for one thing, you want someone who has expertise working with people in your situation. Find a financial advisor that has expertise and interest in working with clients with similar interests and goals. If you\u2019re about to retire, and he or she tells you they typically only work with young families, maybe this isn\u2019t the person for you I personally like to help people make the most of their assets, whatever the next stage of their life may hold.\nI\u2019ve been a Certified Financial Planner for approximately thirty years, working with a wide range of individuals and couples of all ages and from all walks of life. 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        "raw_content": "Are You Capable of Seeing Through People, According to Your Personality Type\nSome people have a knack for seeing through the bravado and straight into someone\u2019s souls. This isn\u2019t a skill everyone possesses, but it is certainly one that can be unnerving for those around this person. Here is how capable you are of seeing through someone and deep into their souls, based on your personality type.\nINFJs are absolutely capable of seeing through people and straight into the depth of who they are. While some people might believe whatever bravado others hold up to the world, INFJs can often see beyond that. The more the INFJ begins to trust their own instincts and intuitive abilities, the more they are capable of understanding people and really seeing beyond them. INFJs are complex people who are very connected to people around them, even if this isn\u2019t something that people can outwardly visualize. They have an inner ability to really see beyond what people want them to see, and deep into who they actually are.\nENFJs are definitely good at seeing through people and their image, and really understand who they are as a person. The more ENFJs begin to trust their own knowledge and abilities, the better they are at understanding others on a deeper level. They are very connected to those around them and enjoy really diving into the minds and hearts of those they love. For ENFJs it often comes naturally to read people, even beyond what those people want others to understand about them. Because of their connection to the emotions of others, ENFJs are definitely capable of seeing through people.\nINFPs often base what they believe on their inner emotions and intuition, which can lead them in different directions sometimes. When their emotions see the good in someone, it can cause them to only see that goodness and miss out on the negative aspects of someone. This can definitely mean that INFPs don\u2019t necessarily see through people, especially the people they care for. For them it depends on the distance and connection they feel, since they can often see through people they are not truly close to and already have feelings for.\nENFPs are sometimes unpredictable people, and so this can cause them to go back and forth with some things. In some situations where the ENFP isn\u2019t emotionally connected, they are capable of seeing through people and into who they actually are. When they can take a step back and not be emotionally connected to the situation, they can often read people and understand who they are even beyond what they want others to see about them. When they do care for someone already it can be hard for the ENFP to really see through them and into the traits this person might be hiding, simply because they don\u2019t want to see it.\nINTJs are not emotional people and so they don\u2019t find themselves connecting to people easily on an emotional level. For them it is easier to analyze someone\u2019s behavior and actions, than it is to see through their inner desires and feelings. INTJs are surprisingly capable of seeing through people, but in a much different way than some others types do. For them it is about disconnecting from an emotional connection, and seeing what that person is trying to hide from those around them. They can look at their behaviors and try to read the traits they express without meaning to.\nENTJs often try to see through people in a more logical sense, rather than connecting to their emotions. They are good at taking a step back and just paying attention to someone\u2019s behaviors. The struggle is that most people just hear what that person is saying, rather than looking at the behaviors they are attempting to hide. ENTJs are capable of reading these behaviors and seeing through people because of it. They can see the things that really add up in a more logical sense, and this helps them understand the intentions of people a bit better sometimes.\nINTPs do their best to analyze situations and even people in order to understand the things they might be hiding from those around them. They often believe that they can see through people, and in some instances they certainly can. For the INTP it is better when they aren\u2019t extremely close to someone, since they can look at the situation from a more logical point of view. In these cases they use their minds and their intuition to read a person and see through the image they are portraying to others. Where they might struggle is when someone is close to them and the INTP already has deep feelings for that person, since they find themselves struggling to see beyond that.\nENTPs are analytical and intuitive people, and so they often try to use these skills in order to read people. At the same time ENTPs do have more resources they can tap into, and might even be capable of developing their sense of other people\u2019s emotions. The more the ENTP develops these weaker skills, the better they are at seeing through people and into who they truly are. ENTPs will sometimes get an intuitive read on someone right away, and this might get them into trouble in some situations. While others might trust a person, the ENTP can often see what they are hiding from those around them, but their loved ones might not trust their warnings.\nISTJs often try to focus on what they see in a realistic sense, rather than trying to see through people or into their emotions. 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They are efficient people who want to work hard to accomplish their goals, and so most of the time they don\u2019t really pay attention to certain details.\nISFJs are definitely good at seeing through people, especially someone they are first meeting. They might struggle when it comes to their loved ones, since they only want to see the good and believe in their potential. The fact that ISFJs can so easily see the potential in others, can cause them to overlook the more negative traits they might possess. While they might overlook these things, that doesn\u2019t mean ISFJs are incapable of seeing what is going on. They definitely are good at seeing through people and into their true desires and emotions.\nESFJs read people fairly well and are good at connecting with those around them. Their natural ability to understand the emotions and intentions of others, often helps the ESFJ to see through the charade someone might be expressing. They are often very capable of seeing the things people want to hide, since they have a powerful understanding of the emotions and needs of those around them. Sometimes this causes the ESFJ to see the inner potential, but other times it causes them to see the more negative side of someone which they are trying to hide.\nISTPs don\u2019t focus as much on people, so sometimes their independence can cause them to overlook certain things. They prefer to pay attention to their own wants and desires in life, instead of constantly sticking their nose into other people\u2019s lives. There are instances where the ISTP can see what someone might be hiding, but this is simply because they have witnessed it before and are focused more on the actions of that person rather than their inner emotions.\nESTPs might struggle to really see through people, especially when they are emotionally invested in that person. 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        "raw_content": "MSM, or Methylsulfonylmethane, is a naturally occurring sulfur compound with health and pain relieving benefits for both dogs and humans. It is already probably part of your diet, at least in small amounts. It occurs naturally in fruits, vegetables, kelp, nuts, meat and cow\u2019s milk. Sulfur is found in nearly every cell in the body, with the highest concentrations found in joints, hair, skin and nails. Supplementing MSM in your dog\u2019s diet can help alleviate joint pain and offer a list of other benefits.\nMSM is thought to enhance the structural integrity of connective tissue, which can help reduce scar tissue and strengthen joints. This compound can also act as a natural pain reliever. In addition to aiding joint pain and stiffness, MSM\u2019s anti-inflammatory properties make it popular for treating digestive disorders, arthritis, eye problems and chronic inflammatory diseases.\nAlleviating joint pain is perhaps the most common use of MSM. MSM is a natural analgesic that can be used by both humans and dogs. It acts as a powerful anti-inflammatory and is thought to help block the perception of pain in certain types of nerve fibers before pain signals reach the brain. It is nearly as popular as glucosamine and chondroitin as an anti-inflammatory dietary supplement.\nAdditionally, MSM supports the body by acting as a potentiator for uptake of other crucial vitamins and minerals. This ensures that your dog will be able to fully absorb all of the nutrients needed to thrive. MSM can also help alleviate allergies. Allergies may be less noticeable in dogs than in humans, but for dogs who suffer, MSM can offer relief from symptoms.\nFinally, there is some evidence that MSM may help combat parasites in dogs. MSM should not be used in place of medications prescribed by your vet, but it can provide an additional level of defense to keep your dog healthy.\nAlthough MSM occurs naturally in food, like many vitamins and minerals, therapeutic benefits occur at levels much greater than what\u2019s found in a regular diet. The recommended daily amount of MSM for dogs is 50 to 100 mg MSM per 10 pounds of body weight. If your dog\u2019s diet does not contain adequate amounts of MSM, supplementing is a simple way to solve this issue.\nAs with any major changes in supplementation, it\u2019s a good idea to talk to your vet first. While MSM is generally regarded as being completely safe, some dogs are sensitive or intolerant to sulfur compounds. Be sure to keep an eye on your dog to monitor effects and benefits. You can also ask your vet exactly how much MSM is appropriate for your dog.",
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        "raw_content": "The Western Lake Erie Waterkeeper\nby Dave Dempsey 0 comment\nOne of the leading voices in the campaign to rescue Lake Erie from dying again is a persistent, thoughtful, dedicated water protector promoting awareness of the Lake\u2019s benefits, supporting lighthouse restoration, fighting resurgent algae and proposed new pollution sources, and seeking funding to restore all of the Great Lakes. She\u2019s an example of the citizen action that has a fighting chance of fending off multiple threats to the Lakes and renewing their beauty and productivity.\nSandy Bihn, also a newly-elected council member in Oregon, Ohio, describes her beloved western Lake Erie as the \u201cwarmest, shallowest, fishiest\u201d zone of the entire five-lake Great Lakes system. The western basin of the lake averages 40 feet or less in depth and as a result is typically warmer than other areas of the Lakes. But it is also one of the most productive, supporting an abundant fishery and attracting multitudes of sport anglers. \u201cThe Maumee is probably the best spawning grounds anywhere \u2014 and the spring walleye run brings lots of fishermen and money to the local economy,\u201d says Bihn.\nHistorically fed in part by a clean Maumee River and a giant wetland known as the Black Swamp, the western land basin of the lake is now largely drained, characterized by intensive agricultural and urban uses, and suffers from large volumes of runoff and a large population of non-native aquatic species. The Detroit River, which drains large areas of eastern Michigan, western Ontario and the Upper Great Lakes, supplies approximately 90% of the flow for Lake Erie. One writer this year said the lake\u2019s problems for the first time cause her to be \u201cembarrassed to say I live on Lake Erie.\u201d\n\u201cThe bottom line is that the green in western Lake Erie is back and the source, most say, is phosphorous \u2014 whatever the form,\u201d Bihn says. \u201cSadly, the green algal blooms in 2009 after a cold winter and cool summer look like what many observed in the 1960s and 70s and into the 80\u2019s. The dead zones follow the algal blooms.\u201d\n\u201cLake Erie is in my heart,\u201d says Bihn, dubbed \u201cLady of the Lake\u201d by a local magazine, who helped organize the Western Lake Erie Waterkeeper organization in association with the national Riverkeeper movement.\nBihn regularly pops up in Great Lakes news media for raising questions about open-lake disposal of dredged silt, a new Toledo-area coke plant that would generate new air and water pollution emissions, and the warm water discharges of nuclear and electric power plants. She has done much to promote awareness of large-scale outbreaks of algae in the western lake, reminiscent of severe pollution in the 1950s and 1960s, including a fire on the Cuyahoga River that helped galvanize support for the Clean Water Act.\nBut not all of her work is aimed at defending against threats to western Lake Erie. She is excited about the tourism potential of the area, including restoration of an historic local lighthouse. She works alongside the Toledo Lighthouse Preservation Society.\n\u201cThere are great opportunities here,\u201d she says, \u201cand I want to make sure they happen.\u201d\nPhoto credit: Waterkeeper Alliance.\nalgaecitizen actionLake Eriewater pollution\nDave Dempsey is a writer active in conservation for more than 25 years. A frequent freelance contributor and newsweekly columnist, Dave is the author of four award-winning books on the environment and a biography of Michigan\u2019s longest-serving Governor, William Milliken. A native of Michigan who now lives in the Twin Cities metro in Minnesota, Dave served as environmental advisor to Michigan Governor James J. Blanchard from 1983-89. President Clinton appointed him to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission in 1994. Dave has also held numerous administrative, policy and consulting positions for nonprofit conservation and environmental organizations in Michigan and Minnesota. He was both policy director and executive director at the Michigan Environmental Council and Great Lakes policy consultant for Clean Water Action. Dave has a bachelor of arts degree from Western Michigan University and a master\u2019s degree in natural resource development from Michigan State University, and has served as an adjunct university instructor at MSU in environmental policy.\nGreen Books Campaign: The Lazy Environmentalist on a Budget\nGreen Holiday Gifts: CarbonFree Certified Coffee Gift Boxes\nCould World of Warcraft be Used to Promote...\nBank Transfer Day (It's Happening) \u2014 Move Your...\nSuriname Tribes Adopt Amazon Rainforest Conservation\nPACT Underwear Now Helping Everyday Heroes\nHot Fun in the City?\nHSUS Reconsiders Condemning Dogs Seized From Fighting Rings\nGreenpeace Activists Put Face Masks On Famous London...\nActivism News (Weekly Round-Up)\nGreen Patents That are Free to All: Eco-Patent...",
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        "raw_content": "Pinga: The Pearl of the Atlantic\nProfile of Portugal's first football legend\nLong before the emergence of Portugal's greatest ever footballer, Cristiano Ronaldo, Madeira had spawned another truly astonishing player.\nBeginning his career at Club Sport Mar\u00edtimo, Artur de Sousa, known in the football world as Pinga, would play for the islanders for three seasons before crossing the Atlantic to ply his trade at northern powerhouse Futebol Clube do Porto.\nOver 16 years at Porto, the adept forward and inside-left midfielder extraordinaire etched his name as the first legendary figure in Porto\u2019s illustrious history.\nMitchell Rua profiles the driving force behind the famous \"Three Noon Devils\".\nName: Artur de Sousa - Pinga\nPlace of birth: Funchal, Madeira\nPosition: Forward, left-midfielder, winger\nCareer span: 1929-1946\nClubs: Mar\u00edtimo and FC Porto\nFrom Madeira to Porto\nPinga first came to nationwide fame in the green and red of hometown club Mar\u00edtimo (where he would later have a street named after him in Funchal) in 1930, and he was still playing for the Madeiran club when he earned his first call-up to the national team against Iberian rivals Spain.\nCatching the eye of Portuguese footballing powerhouse Futebol Clube do Porto, Pinga landed on the mainland on 23 December 1930, debuting two days later amidst a flurry of surreptitiousness over his signing. The press raised various doubts as to the transfer\u2019s legality, with Stadium magazine pointing at suspected irregularities in the signatures, finishing with a curious statement: \u201cThe Porto Football Association is rich in mysteries\u2026\u201d\nPinga would become the cornerstone upon which a side of revolutionary proportions was built, embodying the notion of altruism and garnering the admiration of all those around him. His competitive and winning mentality soon came to the fore in Porto\u2019s run to the Campeonato de Portugal in 1931/32 (a competition that would morph into the Ta\u00e7a de Portugal \u2013 the Portuguese Cup), where the Blue and Whites (pictured below) recorded a 3-0 win over eternal rivals Benfica, inspired by Pinga.\nPinga in Porto's triumphant 1931/32 team (top row, 2nd from left)\nThe chronicler of Stadium wrote: \u201cI am glad to record, as an example and something to praise, the way Pinga plays. He is the man who never stops; always in defence or in attack, dribbling, passing and intercepting, whilst never committing violence. Pinga is the complete player; a master of technique, he combines all his attributes to perform the most elegant way to play.\u201d\nAccounts of his effectiveness are backed up by the stats. The prolific goalscorer would go on to play 241 recognised senior matches for club and country, scoring 153 goals in the process (zerozero.pt), with other sources insisting the numbers are as high as 400 total games and 394 goals!\nAlso known as \u201cthe Pearl of the Atlantic\u201d, a nickname he shares with the island of his birth, Pinga would garner praise from all four corners of the Portuguese peninsula, with the much esteemed former Sele\u00e7\u00e3o player, journalist and founder of footballing paper A Bola, C\u00e2ndido de Oliveira saying: \u201cPinga is perhaps the greatest talent of our football, an extremely vivacious and truly brilliant player.\u201d\nLion slayer\nDuring his allegiance with the Dragons during the 1930s and 40s, Pinga took a particular liking to one opponent \u2013 Sporting Clube de Portugal \u2013 against whom he scored more goals than any other player. The Lisbon side would concede twelve goals against the Madeira-born wonder, with six of those efforts coming in just two matches.\nPinga marked his debut against Sporting with a hat-trick at the Est\u00e1dio do Lima in the 1934/35 season, which ended in a 4-2 victory for FC Porto as they went on to become the champions of Portugal in the inaugural Primeira Liga as we know it today.\nPinga in action against Sporting Clube de Portugal\nHe would be at it again the following season, scoring three of the ten goals as the Dragons earned their biggest ever margin of victory over Sporting, as the game finished 10-1. Pinga would go on to top the goal-scoring charts that campaign, although his side would have to settle for second spot as they fell a point behind champions Benfica.\nThe \u201cThree Noon Devils\u201d\nAlthough the likes of Eus\u00e9bio\u2019s Benfica of the 1960s to early 70s, and Sporting\u2019s Cinco Violinos of the late 1940s to 1950s dominate Portuguese footballing folklore, FC Porto had its own contingent of mythical proportions, harking further back to the 1930s, coined Os Tr\u00eas Diabos do Meio-dia, which in English translates to The Three Noon Devils.\nThe 'Three Noon Devils'\nThe collective name dates back to 1933 as the brilliant trio of players were the driving force behind an FC Porto team that defeated some of Europe\u2019s strongest teams in a series of matches that kicked off at midday. Pinga (pictured right) lined up on the left side of a midfield alongside Ac\u00e1cio Mesquita (pictured centre) and Valdemar Mota (pictured left).\nThe triumvirate would lead the Dragons to the Portuguese League on three occasions (1934/35, 1938/39 & 1939/40) and the Portuguese Cup twice (1931/32 & 1936/37).\nIt can be argued that history will record the trio\u2019s highest point as the 1934/35 season, as they propelled FC Porto to a title that can never be taken away from them: champions of the very first national championship. The team, led by Joseph Szabo, finished the season with 43 goals in a league consisting of eight sides, averaging more than three goals a game, largely contributed by Pinga and his two fellow Noon Devils.\nThe Three Noon Devils were the core of the first FC Porto side to truly make its mark on Portuguese football. On the eve of his farewell from the beautiful game, Pinga affirmed such sentiments: \u201cThe three of us was what playing football was all about. Excuse the vanity, but no three footballers can ever be arranged that will combine as perfectly as us, even if we didn\u2019t know how it came to be.\u201d\nAfter marking a decade in memorable fashion, the 1940/41 season would signal Pinga\u2019s last hurrah and chance at the Portuguese title, as the Dragons finished second to Benfica by three points. The following season Pinga and co. would be trounced by their eternal rivals Benfica 12-2 en route to a title win for the Eagles.\nThat mismatch can be considered a watershed, heralding Lisbon\u2019s dominance of Portuguese football, with the inception of Sporting\u2019s Cinco Violinos (Five Violins) led by prolific Peyroteo, Belenenses\u2019 Tr\u00eas Torres de Bel\u00e9m (Three Towers of Bethlehem), which won their sole Portuguese league title in 1945/46, and Benfica\u2019s subsequent hegemony all pushing Pinga into the background.\nPinga played his final game for the national team on 1 January 1942 after 11 years of service, having only missed one game in that time. Portugal\u2019s greatest pre-war player would wave his final goodbye as the skipper in a 3-0 victory over Switzerland.\nOn 7 July 1946 at the Est\u00e1dio do Lima, Pinga made his final farewell, leaving a club, a city and a legion of supporters in tears as they waved white handkerchiefs upon his farewell (a very different sentiment to the gesture\u2019s significance in the modern game). The legend continued to work at the club, serving as a youth coach until his untimely death on 12 July 1963 at the age of just 53.\nExemplifying the impact of the player on domestic football, the waning of Pinga\u2019s incredible football talent and his retirement in 1946 led to a 16-year barren spell during which FC Porto failed to win a league title, which only ended in the 1955/56 season, a decade after the Madeiran had left the pitches.\nPorto\u2019s greatest?\nPinga was unquestionably one of the greatest footballers of his generation. A sharp shooter with a lethal left foot, he was an expert in the feint, with an astute first touch and tight control on the turn, his skillset complemented by a tireless work ethic that made him equally effective in attack and defence.\nHis enduring brilliance puts him firmly in the same company of the very greatest Portuguese football legends of yesteryear, alongside Eus\u00e9bio, M\u00e1rio Coluna and Peyroteo.\nIt is unlikely that FC Porto and Portuguese football will ever again see the combination of passion, brilliance, finesse, loyalty and undiluted love for his club. Pinga bled blue and white.\n\u201cMy muscles may weaken, but my heart will continue to fight for FC Porto and the city of Porto\u201d (Pinga, 1909-1963)\nBy Mitchell Rua\nFor more from Mitchell (twitter: @Tripeiro87) check out his new site Tripeiro Nation and read his work on PortugalFutbol.net\nExcellent piece. Love to read about the legends of yesterday and a completely different era of futebol. Compare what these men must have made to the egregious salaries of today and you can tell a lot of these men played for the adoration of the...\nExcellent piece. Love to read about the legends of yesterday and a completely different era of futebol. Compare what these men must have made to the egregious salaries of today and you can tell a lot of these men played for the adoration of the game.\nVery insightful and we'll written, thank you for giving us a glimpse of the first star of Portugal's best club.",
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        "raw_content": "This song will stay with you\u2026Billy was a one hit wonder but he did it right\u2026 #1 in the Billboard 100 in 1974. At the time Billy lived in Nashville and signed with Monument Records. He recorded the song in Young\u2019un Sound Studio in Murfreesboro, TN. It is really hard not to like this song.\nFellow Beatle fan hanspostcard has mentioned this song sounds like a Ringo Starr type song\u2026and I have to agree. Either way, it\u2019s a good song. Now when I hear it\u2026I hear Ringo singing it.\nKris Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge brought Billy Swan a little RMI organ as a wedding present. Billy was fiddling around with it when the chorus \u201cI can help\u201d appeared, and within a few minutes he had written the lyrics.\nSwan often took his medium-sized dog to his recording sessions. While Swan was recording \u201cI Can Help,\u201d the dog became playful and started tugging at Swan\u2019s pant leg. He finished the take \u2013 and earned the applause from the bandmates that is heard at the end of the released song.\nSwan wrote Clyde McPhatter\u2019s 1962 hit \u201cLover Please.\u201d He went on to write some popular country songs, but this was his only hit as an artist\nIf you\u2019ve got a problem, I don\u2019t care what it is\nIf you need a hand, I can assure you this\nI can help, I\u2019ve got two strong arms, I can help\nIt would sure do me good to do you good\nIt\u2019s a fact that people get lonely, ain\u2019t nothing new\nBut a woman like you, baby, should never have the blues\nLet me help, I\u2019ve got two for me, let me help\nWhen I go to sleep at night, you\u2019re always a part of my dream\nHolding me tight and telling me everything I want to hear\nDon\u2019t forget me, baby, all you gotta do is call\nYou know how I feel about you, if I can do anything at all\nLet me help, if your child needs a daddy, I can help\nIt would sure do me good to do you good, let me help\nHolding me tight and telling me everything I wanna hear\nAuthor badfinger20Posted on November 29, 2018 November 28, 2018 Categories 1970s, Music, SinglesTags Billy Swan, I Can Help\n9 thoughts on \u201cBilly Swan \u2013 I Can Help\u201d\nIs it odd that so many artists- have a #1 hit right out of the gate- and never have another hit? Seems like it happened a lot. In some cases that is a good thing -[see Debbie Boone}\nI know. It\u2019s hard to believe another one would not come out. I don\u2019t know if they think too much about it or try too hard\u2026or try to rewrite the first one.\nYoung\u2019un Sound moved to music row where it became Monument Studios and then it was sold in the late 70\u2019s and became Masterlink Studios. It is now Southern Ground Studios owned by Zac Brown. The Foo Fighters recorded there on an episode of HBO\u2019s Sonic Highway.\nI didn\u2019t know Murfreesboro had any\u2026but I can see why\u2026it would probably be cheaper.\nGood tune\u2026 thank goodness for Rhino Records and their \u2018HAve A Nice Day\u2019 compilations or else I think tune\u2019s like this one would be completely gone from hard copies otherwise\nThey have been a blessing to older bands\u2026and the audience.\nI thought it was Ringo when I first heard it. Then when I heard the name of the singer, I thought it was Ringo using a different name (i.e., a derivative of \u2018Billy Shears\u2019). I even thought he had a British accent. I had no idea he was actually from middle America. It\u2019s a really neat story about how the song came to be. I love the part about his dog in the studio.\nI didn\u2019t know he was local to me. He wrote it across from Centennial Park which I\u2019ve been a million times.\nPrevious Previous post: Digital Wristwatch\nNext Next post: Moody Blues \u2013 Story in Your Eyes",
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        "title": "Speech of Anders Wejryd | Assisi 2016 - Thirst for Peace | COMMUNITY OF SANT'EGIDIO",
        "raw_content": "BOLOGNA 2018 > ARCHIVE > ASSISI 2016 - THIRST FOR PEACE > SPEECH OF ANDERS WEJRYD\nSpeech of Anders Wejryd\nAt this time, when churches of the reformation - and the Roman-Catholic church - all over the world, are preparing to celebrate Five Hundred Years of Reformation, it is a joy to take part in this special expression of the ongoing jubilee year, the Year of Mercy.\nMercy, God's mercy and our total dependence upon that for our salvation, was at the heart of Martin Luther, as it was for S:t Paul and surely has been also of many Roman-Catholic theologians and ordinary believers both before and after the reformation.\nFor non-believers mercy is something that springs out of the individual. That can be good - and that can be disastrous. Giving can lead to imbalance in any relation. The receiver sinks and the giver raises, both in her or his own eyes and in the eyes of others. Justice is always better than mercy - between humans. But in the absence of justice, there is, praise be to God, also the presence of human mercy.\nOf course there are many non-believers who can see and withstand this risk which comes with mercy - and there are also many believers who fall in the pit of self-rightousness.\nMercy does not come from within oneself. It either comes from God or from a sharing with the other, a knowledge, an insight, that I am what I am, not because of my superior skills or resources, but because of the work, words, inspiration, attitudes and confirmation given by others and The Other. In short: an acceptance of the fact that we are interdependent.\nEcumenism of Mercy can run the same risks as any mercy. I am up here and you are down there. Too bad, but I will be nice to you and that might help... We are the real church and you are not, but we can do some things together anyway - but just some. When I say this I do it knowing that these attitudes exist both among the churches of the reformation and in the Roman-Catholic and Orthodox traditions.\nEcumenism of Mercy must have its roots in God's mercy. God is the one who is perfect, none of us is. We are limited by a world where we see as with those old, ancient mirrors of 1 Korinthians 13. But together we do see more, from different wiewpoints we discover more of the depth, width and height of God's truth and will. If everything could be said and understood quite clearly and univocally, we would not even have needed four gospels. One should be sufficient.\nGod has not given us our church because we deserve it. It is given by grace, God's mercy upon us. God has the initiative. We are given the opportunity to serve. That is life - and to many of us the meaning of life!\nWhen we experience that grace and mercy of God, we can be true servants who do not put ourselves in the center. That goes for us as individuals but it also goes for churches. Ecumenism of Mercy can only work if we know and constantly acknowledge God's mercy.\nEcumenism stems from oikoumene, as we all know. It is the whole inhabited world. As we believe in a triune God, we do believe in a God who is creator and upholder of all. We are not supposed only to help people who are Christian but we are supposed to help all we can because we are Christian, as my successor as Primate of Church of Sweden often puts it.\nTo me it has been natural to distinguish between ecumenism as something pertaining to Christian churches and persons and using the term interreligious dialogue and cooperation for what goes on between religions. Reflecting upon our understanding of the Trinity and of the actual roots of oikoumene, I am not quite so sure about that any longer. It is the same God, whose mercy keeps us all alive and upon whom we are dependent, knowingly or unknowingly. We as Christians know about Christ and have relations to Christ, but the work of Christ is of course changing the prerequisites for all, everywhere. And the Spirit, as we know from the Bible, was active already when all came to be that were to be. Ruach. Through Christ we have new connections with and forgiveness from God, but it is the same Spirit thorugh whom God communicates with all that is.\nThrough an Ecumenism of Mercy we can openmindedly and together discern what is given and inherited in our faith and traditions. It is a joy to many of us to see the activity and inclusivity of the Faith and Order-movement and the commitment to it also from the Roman-Catholic church, despite of the fact that the RCC is not a member of the World Council of Churches as such. May we all pay respect to this work before all those who don't even know about it and know even less about the quality with which it is done.\nThrough and Ecumenism of Mercy we can act together. 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        "title": "University of California Next In Line To Dump Wells Fargo Contracts \u2013 Prison Industry Divestment Movement",
        "raw_content": "February 5, 2017 EnlaceLeave a Comment on University of California Next In Line To Dump Wells Fargo Contracts\nUniversity of California Next In Line To Dump Wells Fargo Contracts\nVia Yes Magazine | By Melissa Hellmann\nThe divest movement urging people to take their money out of banks that behave unethically has consistently been gaining traction, and no bank is getting more pressure these days than Wells Fargo. In the latest hit, it is set to lose $475 million in contracts with the University of California.\nThis victory has been a long time coming.\nAfter a nearly two-year campaign pushing the UC system to cut its ties to private prison corporations, the Afrikan Black Coalition\u2014an alliance of the black student unions across 15 University of California campuses\u2014says it convinced UC to terminate a number of contracts with Wells Fargo.\nThe group accused the San Francisco bank of \u201camoral practices,\u201d such as financing the for-profit prison operators CoreCivic and GEO Group. The Afrikan Black Coalition also complained about Wells Fargo\u2019s alleged predatory lending practices that unfairly targeted communities of color and contributed to the foreclosure crisis. The university announced its decision to the student coalition in a meeting on January 17.\n\u201cFor all of those reasons, it\u2019s very important that, where there are opportunities to target [Wells Fargo] and punish them financially, that we do so, so that \u2026 they understand that there are consequences for doing the things that they do to us,\u201d remarked Yoel Haile, the Afrikan Black Coalition\u2019s policy director and a recent graduate of UC Berkeley\u2019s Goldman School of Public Policy.\nThe university system is just the latest case in a series of organizations and governments that have severed relationships with Wells Fargo. While many of those campaigns are in reaction to the bank\u2019s financing of the Dakota Access pipeline, the UC system is holding the bank accountable for its role in financing private prisons as well.\nThe University of California had already agreed to terminate its $25 million contract with Wells Fargo by November 2016. The new agreement requires the school to end another $150 million contract by April 1. Two-thirds of the $300 million line of credit with Wells Fargo will be terminated by this month, and the remaining $100 million will be terminated after a replacement bank is found.\nMultiple cities, organizations, and states are jumping on the Wells Fargo divestment train.\nRicardo Vasquez, a spokesman for the university system, confirmed through email that the University of California had canceled some of its contracts. \u201cWe value our long-standing relationship with Wells Fargo, and moving forward, we want to continue to engage with the bank as it reforms its business practices under new leadership,\u201d Vasquez wrote in an emailed statement, referring to the resignation of Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf in October 2016 .\nFor the Afrikan Black Coalition, this victory has been a long time coming.\nIn December 2015, University of California agreed to the coalition\u2019s demands that it divest $25 million from private prisons, but it refused to sell its shares in Wells Fargo because it was a profitable investment. So the Afrikan Black Coalition launched an online campaign that gathered more than 8,000 signatures. Even so, UC held steadfast to its relationship with Wells Fargo.\nBut in September 2016, investigations revealed that Wells Fargo employees had created more than 2 million fake bank and credit card accounts to meet unrealistic sales goals. This prompted the California treasurer to suspend many of its ties with the bank. The Afrikan Black Coalition seized the moment to re-engage in talks with UC\u2019s chief financial officer, and the university system finally agreed last month to terminate most of its relationships with the bank. \u201cUC believes that suspending our investment banking relationships, in tandem with the state treasurer, and unwinding some of our credit relationships, were appropriate actions to take in light of the bank\u2019s activities with respect to unauthorized bank and credit card accounts,\u201d Vasquez wrote.\nThe victory comes on the heels of multiple cities, organizations, and states that are jumping on the Wells Fargo divestment train.\nThe state of Illinois announced last fall that it was severing ties with the bank for a year, and the city of Seattle is also close to divesting about $3 billion of city funds because of the bank\u2019s financing of Dakota Access. The Navajo Nation has made moves to divest for the same reason.\n\u201cMore than ever, people understand the role that corporations play in perpetuating state and corporate violence.\u201d\nWells Fargo spokesperson Ruben Pulido responded with the bank\u2019s rationale: Although Wells Fargo is one of the 17 financial institutions financing the Dakota Access pipeline, the loans they have provided amount to less than 5 percent of the total. \u201cWe are obligated to fulfill our legal obligations as outlined under the credit agreement, as long as the customer continues to meet all of its terms and conditions,\u201d Pulido wrote.\nThe bank has declined to take a position on private prisons.\n\u201cDue to chronic prison overcrowding, federal and state governments have for the past 30 years been contracting out detention services. People who want to change that should address their concerns with the appropriate government officials,\u201d Pulido wrote. \u201cWells Fargo is a bank. We do not set U.S. detention system policy; we have nothing to do with the setting or enforcement of laws,\u201d he added.\nEnlace, an international alliance of organizations advocating for racial and economic justice, provided the Afrikan Black Coalition with research about Wells Fargo\u2019s lending and investment ties to private prisons, along with a toolkit to help it launch its divestment campaign.\n\u201cMore than ever, people understand the role that corporations play in perpetuating state and corporate violence against people of color, immigrants and low-wage workers,\u201d said Jamie Trinkle, Enlace\u2019s campaign and research coordinator. \u201cWe\u2019re turning to our local institutions to end their complicity in this system, and invest in safety instead of corporations that profit from harming and caging our communities.\u201d\nPrison divestment efforts at Yale University and Princeton University are also gaining traction, according to Trinkle.\nPrevious Princeton Group Seeks Private-Jail Divestment\nNext Potential referendum urges USF Foundation to divest",
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        "raw_content": "Privacy International, Right2Know, and the Association for Progressive Communications (hereinafter \u201cthe organisations\u201d) note the written replies by the government of South Africa to the list of issues on South Africa\u2019s laws, policies and practices related to interception of personal communications and protection of personal data.\nThe organisations have on-going concerns on the practices of surveillance by South African intelligence and law enforcement agencies. In this submission, the organisations provide the Committee with additional, up to date information to that contained in the briefing submitted to the Committee in advance of the adoption of the list of issues in April 2015. They also reiterate some of the concerns expressed in the April 2015\u2019s briefing.\nHRC_SouthAfrica_0.pdf 197.82 KB",
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        "raw_content": "Pol\u00edtica de privacidade Illusion Boutique by Xperience Hotels\nBy means of this Privacy Notice, you are informed that: personal information and data provided to Xperience Hotels upon completion of the reservation and registration process, both digital, printed format and/or telephone communication, such as name, telephone number, e-mail address, nationality and personal information such as: celebrations, special requests etc, will be solely used in order to provide you with the services requested. Such services include reservations, purchase of travel arrangements, membership to our Loyalty Program, or any other service related to offering of tourist services. The same data will also be used to inform you of any new services provided or of any changes to the above. To offer promotions and dedicated services as well as to check the quality of service that we provide. All of the above is carried out in order to assure a better service and to identify your personal preferences in order to make your next stay in our group of Hotels as pleasant as possible. If any information regarding your state of health is provided to us, the same is considered as sensitive personal information. This will be used with the sole purpose of providing you with a personalized service and to please your dietary needs. In this respect, you expressly authorize the use of such information and Xperience Hotels agrees to treat this information in accordance with the appropriate security measures, guaranteeing your confidentiality at all times. We also inform you that your information may be transferred to affiliated, subsidiary or associated businesses, to national or foreign third parties and be used both within and outside of the country in order to offer you accommodation services and/or related products that may be of interest to you. If you do not convey your express opposition to your personal information being transferred in this way, it will be understood that you have given your implicit consent to this. At any given moment, you may revoke your consent provided to us for the treatment of your personal information and may exercise your rights of access, modification, cancellation or opposition to the treatment of any of your personal information provided.\nAny such request should be presented in written to:\nDepartamento de Division cuartos\nAv. 10, entre calle 20 y 22\nXperience Hotels will send by return letter, a written reply to the postal or e-mail address provided in your aforementioned written request. Xperience Hotels reserves the right to make any changes or updates to the Privacy Notice at any given time. Modification to this notice will be available at our website: http://pt.xperiencehotelsresorts.com/",
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        "raw_content": "Erin Kay Anderson: 200 hr YTT : South Boston Yoga \u2022 M.A. Intercultural Youth & Family Development, U Of Montana, Missoula \u2022 B.A Sociology, Umass-Amherst Erin was born in Billings, Montana, \u201cthe magic city\u201d and spent her childhood summers with family in Minnesota. She moved to Mass in 2000. Yoga found her in college in 2001, but she jokes that she didn\u2019t truly fall in love until 2010. Her passion is creating \u2018home space\u2019 through connection to both community and self. Her teaching is rooted in breath, Hatha & Vinyasa. Her work & life path work has ranged from restaurant & retail, counseling adolescents, nonprofit management, and entrepreneurial program design - Denver, Minneapolis & Boston. Her passion has always been people, art, & peace and yoga has been the practice to ground her as she has traveled She currently teaches through the collaborative Yoga venture PEACE. \u201cTo me yoga is like music. 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Through the compassionate and contemplative practice of yoga, Enrica deeply believes in the power of yoga for the integration and fusion of body, heart and mind by clearing blockages, inviting harmonious expression, and refining one\u2019s action for greater synergy in life. Off the mat, she enjoys drinking tea, being immersed in nature, photography, and eastern philosophy.\nJ Gustavo is an avid fitness enthusiast who shares a passion for helping others discover their physical potential through various training methodologies and a well-balanced diet. J\u2019s personal fitness journey began in his teens playing high school basketball, which helped instill the mental and physical discipline needed to explore other physical abilities. Over the years, J have discovered that the human body has the ability and potential to transform itself in ways many can't fathom. J is consistently unlocking new ways to strengthen and improve his physical condition via yoga, calisthenics, boxing, weightlifting, running, etc., etc. J\u2019s physical philosophy regarding fitness and is primarily based on dynamic mechanical movement. This idea come from the Ido Portal\u2019s Movement Culture which represents a \u201ccontemporary paradigm shift in physicality, moving people away from main culprits in movement and fitness as well as the separation between health, aesthetics, performance and art.\nMann began practicing yoga in 2000 as part of an overall regiment for her Boston Marathon training. Over the last 18 years, she has returned again and again to cultivate inner stability and develop greater self-awareness; she is continually inspired by yoga's transformative power - both internally and externally, and finds it to be a source of love and strength. In 2016, Mann completed her 200-hour training at Universal Power Yoga. As a teacher, she is warm and friendly. When teaching she hopes for her students to find balance mentally, physically, and spiritually providing them with a practice that they can embody in their daily lives off the mat.\nWhen practicing with Ajita, you can expect a beginner-friendly flow that will leave you lighter and happy you came. Ajita answered the call to become a vinyasa yoga instructor to be able to share her love of the practice that has been ongoing since 2004. Ajita carries a passion for helping others, which is what drew her to pursue a Master's degree in Clinical Social Work in 2003. With her newly acquired RYT 200 certification with Cassandra Foster at Milton Yoga, she blends her experiences in social work with her spirituality to create a balance of the mind body and spirit. 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        "raw_content": "Main Collaborator: Max Dean\nThe Table selects a person in the installation space and then builds up non-verbal communication with them.\nA video camera on the ceiling tracks the chosen visitor and the Table, whose movements are controlled by various algorithms. If the chosen person is unresponsive the Table tries harder, following them about the space. In doing this, the Table switches the roles of viewer and art object. The attention of other visitors is focused on the person \u2018selected\u2019 by the Table, making them the object of attention.\nThe Table does not interact with everyone, just one person at a time. Robert Enright reports in the cover story of \u201cBorder Crossings\u201d how visitors encounter the Table:\n\u201cOne perturbed young man seems prepared to engage the table in a combat; a family is initially wary and ultimately playful; a woman ends up dancing with the table in an unrehearsed pas de deux. But the most telling encounter comes from a pair of women who display mixed reactions to the table\u2019s movements. When one of them puts her hand on the table, it abruptly moves away. \u2018I don\u2019t think it likes to be touched,\u2019 she says. Then her friend places her hand on the table in what comes close to a caress and the edgy piece of furniture doesn\u2019t move. The response of the first woman is heartbreaking, the lament of anyone who has been jilted in love: \u2018Oh, maybe it\u2019s just me\u2019, she whispers.\u201d\nThe Table was first unveiled in 2001 at the Venice Biennale, and is now a part of the National Gallery of Canada\u2019s permanent collection.\nDocumentation and Conservation of the Media Arts Heritage",
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        "raw_content": "Portrait of Oswald Mosley by Glyn Warren Philpot, 1925\nSir Oswald Ernald Mosley, 6th Baronet of Ancoats in the county of Lancashire (1896-1980) was a British aristocrat with a proper 'stache that didn't look ridiculous like Hitler's who fought in World War I and then got himself involved in politics, first for the Conservatives, then for Labour and finally as the leader of various groups of thugs, most notably the British Union of Fascists. The Beeb has declared him the the Worst Briton of the 20th century.[1]\n1 So, how did he show up?\n2 From the Conservatives to Labour\n3 Walking towards fascism\n4 Internment and afterwards\n5 Like father, like son (in bed)\nSo, how did he show up?[edit]\nSo, he was an aristocrat, descendent of prosperous Anglo-Irish landowners, also having relatives in the British Royal Family.\nDuring World War I, he fought on Ypres (the second battle) and Loos (the only battle).\nHe married Lady Cynthia Curzon in 1920. She was herself an aristocrat, a daughter of George Curzon who was Viceroy of India and well connected with Tory leaders. He had an idealistic desire to end all wars.\nSo, in 1918, he was elected for the Conservatives. He was the youngest MP to take his seat, the youngest of them all being abstentionist Sinn Feiner Joseph Sweeney.\nFrom the Conservatives to Labour[edit]\nIn 1919, a conflict started in Ireland: the Irish War of Independence. Winston Churchill, then Secretary of State for War, had an excellent idea: using the Black and Tans, a brutish bunch of thugs who were part of the Royal Irish Constabulary and who terrorized the Irish population (BTW, the Irish still hate these Black and Tans after all these years[2]).\nMosley was not a fan of them either and, so, he crossed the floor, joining the opposition as an independent. He'd win his seat in both the 1922 and 1923 elections as an independent.\nIn 1924, he joined Labour. He lost the elections that same year, where he ran in another seat, to Neville Chamberlain, returning to parliament in 1926 occupying yet another seat. Meanwhile, he drafted with John Strachey an economic program known as the \"Birmingham Proposals,\" criticizing both classical liberalism and Labourite socialism, in which they proposed an expansion in production through an increase in demand, which would be met by rises in real wage levels, issues of consumer credits to the unemployed and producers' credits to manufacturers, and nationalization of banking.[3]\nBeing close to Ramsay MacDonald, he made a bid to advance politically. When Labour became the government after the 1929 General Election, Mosley wanted one of the Great Offices of State (Prime Minister, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Home Secretary, or Foreign Secretary). Poor Oswald only could get the office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, a Minister without Portfolio outside the cabinet, and he was to draw up a program to combat unemployment.\nOut of this came the \"Mosley Memorandum,\" which proposed protectionist high tariffs to protect Britain from international finance, state nationalisation of main industries, and a programme of public works to solve unemployment. It was turned down by the cabinet, after which he resigned from Chancellor, because they were too linked to classical economical thought, and by the Labour Party Conference, after which he got out of Labour.\nR. H. S. Crossman, himself a Labourite who did enter the cabinet a couple years later, would later say of the Memorandum as \"brilliant\" and a \"whole generation ahead of Labour thinking.\"[4] (As evidence of the sometimes strange nature of politics, Crossman was a Zionist and later fought the Nazis in World War II.)\nWalking towards fascism[edit]\nBUF poster, 1939\nThe flag of the British Union of Fascists. Doesn't look like the Nazi flag at all, no siree.\nBitter about this turndown, he founded the New Party, whose corporatist program was supported by dissident Labour and Conservative politicians such as Aneurin Bevan and Harold Macmillan (yes, that Macmillan; we know it doesn't make any sense). The Daily Mail, setting up a... curious track, also supported this party.\nHowever, he ran the party in an authoritarian fashion, so he lost much of his support. It all started when New Party meetings were constantly disrupted, so he created a party militia known as the Biff Boys led by All-England rugby captain Peter Howard.\nHe then went on a study tour around European fascist movements, where he became convinced that Mussolini's way was the way forward for Britain, so he came back and, in 1932, determined to unite the existing British fascist movements, he founded the British Union of Fascists (BUF), which was was protectionist, strongly anti-communist, nationalistic and totalitarian. The group's anthem, \"Comrades, the Voices (of the Dead Battalions)\", consisted of English lyrics to \"Horst-Wessel-Lied\", the anthem of Germany's Nazi Party.\nIt again gained the support of the Daily Mail, with its infamous \"Hurrah for the Blackshirts!\" headline, and the Daily Mirror, as well as 50,000 members at its height. However, the party was involved in violent confrontations with Communists and Jews and, after their infamous Olympia rally and the Nazi Night of Long Knives, resulted in the loss of BUF support.\nExample of BUF anti-semitic rhetoric (from their newspaper The Blackshirt).\nMosley continued to organise marches which worried the government to the point of them passing the Public Order Act 1936[note 1] which, amongst other things, banned political uniforms and quasi-military style organisations and came into effect on 1 January 1937.\nAs WWII approached, he began an anti-war campaign on the theme of \"Mind Britain's Business,\" which was at first popular enough to regain back support to his BUF. After the invasion of Norway and the start of The Blitz, however, the campaign became highly unpopular to the point of Mosley being wounded in an assault related to his antiwar activities.\nInternment and afterwards[edit]\nIn 1940, the BUF was proscibed and Mosley, his now wife Diana and other prominent fascists were interned under Defence Regulation 18B.\nIn 1943, with his political reputation discredited, he was freed from internment.\nAfter the war, he founded the Union Movement and the National Party of Europe, which were focused in his idea of \"Europe a Nation\" (a fascist superstate), and opposition to immigration. In 1961, he participated in a immigration debate at the University College London, with a young David Irving as a supporter.\nLike father, like son (in bed)[edit]\nOswald Mosley's son, Max Mosley, is a former Formula One driver and past head of Formula One's governing body, the F\u00e9d\u00e9ration Internationale de l'Automobile. In 2008, the British News of the World tabloid released video footage of the 68 year-old Mosley engaging in masochistic role-playing with 5 women dressed in German WWII military uniforms. Mosley denied there were any Nazi connotations in the act, and successfully sued News of the World for \u00a360,000.[5] Mosley then sued Google over screen-captures of the video appearing in searches, which he won in France and Germany. Finally, Mosley brought a case against News in the European Court of Human Rights, who ruled against Mosley due to a potential chilling effect on journalism.[6] Mosley's numerous suits likely resulted in a Streisand Effect taking hold, and he was quickly disassociated from Formula One.\nSee the Wikipedia article on Oswald Mosley.\n\u2191 This was in the wake of the 4 October 1936 Battle of Cable Street , when 2,000 to 3,000 of Mosley's blackshirts, outnumbered by about 100,000 counter-protesters (including Communists, Jews, Irish, Socialists, Anarchists, and just about any other group that Mosley either hated or offended), were on the losing side of a number of street fights.\n\u2191 'Worst' historical Britons list\n\u2191 See the Wikipedia article on Black and Tans.\n\u2191 Thomas P. 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        "raw_content": "\ufeffAs Thanksgiving Day approaches, a day when families gather together to share a festive meal and give thanks to God for all their blessings, Pope Francis recently intimated that the true meaning of the holiday meal needs to be replicated over and over at the family dinner table.\nFor Pope Francis, the dinner table is a key place to strengthen family bonds and foster a sense of togetherness. \u201cSitting at table for the family dinner, sharing our meal and the experiences of our day, is a fundamental image of togetherness and solidarity,\u201d he said last week during his General Audience, explaining that food isn\u2019t the only thing shared at the table, but also affection and the happy and sad events of the day.\u201d\nThe Pope said that Catholics have a special vocation to live the virtue of togetherness, and noted how Jesus made a point to eat with his friends, and even presented the Kingdom of God as a joyful banquet.\n\u201cIt was also in the context of a dinner where he gave the disciples his spiritual testament and instituted the Eucharist,\u201d the Pope said.\nAs the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, let every family be mindful of the importance of breaking bread together daily so that the family meal, a wonderful symbol of togetherness, will always an integral part of our daily lives and in our society.",
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        "raw_content": "This article is about the chemical compound. For other uses, see Rust (disambiguation).\nColors and porous surface texture of rust\nRust is an iron oxide, a usually red oxide formed by the redox reaction of iron and oxygen in the presence of water or air moisture. Several forms of rust are distinguishable both visually and by spectroscopy, and form under different circumstances.[1] Rust consists of hydrated iron(III) oxides Fe2O3\u00b7nH2O and iron(III) oxide-hydroxide (FeO(OH), Fe(OH)3).\nGiven sufficient time, oxygen, and water, any iron mass will eventually convert entirely to rust and disintegrate. Surface rust is flaky and friable, and it provides no protection to the underlying iron, unlike the formation of patina on copper surfaces. Rusting is the common term for corrosion of iron and its alloys, such as steel. Many other metals undergo similar corrosion, but the resulting oxides are not commonly called rust.[2]\nOther forms of rust exist, like the result of reactions between iron and chloride in an environment deprived of oxygen. Rebar used in underwater concrete pillars, which generates green rust, is an example. Although rusting is generally a negative aspect of iron, a particular form of rusting, known as \"stable rust,\" causes the object to have a thin coating of rust over the top, and if kept in low relative humidity, makes the \"stable\" layer protective to the iron below, but not to the extent of other oxides, such as aluminum.[3]\nOxidation of iron\nAssociated reactions\nRust-resistant alloys\nCultural symbolism\nHeavy rust on the links of a chain near the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco; it was continuously exposed to moisture and salt spray, causing surface breakdown, cracking, and flaking of the metal.\nOutdoor Rust Wedge display at the Exploratorium shows the enormous expansive force of rusting iron\nRust is another name for iron oxide,[4] which occurs when iron or an alloy that contains iron, like steel, is exposed to oxygen and moisture for a long period of time. Over time, the oxygen combines with the metal at an atomic level, forming a new compound called an oxide and weakening the bonds of the metal itself. Although some people refer to rust generally as \"oxidation\", that term is much more general; although rust forms when iron undergoes oxidation, not all oxidation forms rust. Only iron or alloys that contain iron can rust, but other metals can corrode in similar ways.\nWhen impure (cast) iron is in contact with water, oxygen, other strong oxidants, or acids, it rusts. If salt is present, for example in seawater or salt spray, the iron tends to rust more quickly, as a result of electrochemical reactions. Iron metal is relatively unaffected by pure water or by dry oxygen. As with other metals, like aluminium, a tightly adhering oxide coating, a passivation layer, protects the bulk iron from further oxidation. The conversion of the passivating ferrous oxide layer to rust results from the combined action of two agents, usually oxygen and water.\nOther degrading solutions are sulfur dioxide in water and carbon dioxide in water. Under these corrosive conditions, iron hydroxide species are formed. Unlike ferrous oxides, the hydroxides do not adhere to the bulk metal. As they form and flake off from the surface, fresh iron is exposed, and the corrosion process continues until either all of the iron is consumed or all of the oxygen, water, carbon dioxide, or sulfur dioxide in the system are removed or consumed.[5]\nWhen iron rusts, the oxides take up more volume than the original metal; this expansion can generate enormous forces, damaging structures made with iron. See economic effect for more details.\nThe rusting of iron is an electrochemical process that begins with the transfer of electrons from iron to oxygen.[6] The iron is the reducing agent (gives up electrons) while the oxygen is the oxidising agent (gains electrons). The rate of corrosion is affected by water and accelerated by electrolytes, as illustrated by the effects of road salt on the corrosion of automobiles. The key reaction is the reduction of oxygen:\nO2 + 4 e\u2212 + 2 H2O \u2192 4 OH\u2212\nBecause it forms hydroxide ions, this process is strongly affected by the presence of acid. Indeed, the corrosion of most metals by oxygen is accelerated at low pH. Providing the electrons for the above reaction is the oxidation of iron that may be described as follows:\nFe \u2192 Fe2+ + 2 e\u2212\nThe following redox reaction also occurs in the presence of water and is crucial to the formation of rust:\n4 Fe2+ + O2 \u2192 4 Fe3+ + 2 O2\u2212\nIn addition, the following multistep acid\u2013base reactions affect the course of rust formation:\nFe2+ + 2 H2O \u21cc Fe(OH)2 + 2 H+\nas do the following dehydration equilibria:\nFe(OH)2 \u21cc FeO + H2O\nFe(OH)3 \u21cc FeO(OH) + H2O\n2 FeO(OH) \u21cc Fe2O3 + H2O\nFrom the above equations, it is also seen that the corrosion products are dictated by the availability of water and oxygen. With limited dissolved oxygen, iron(II)-containing materials are favoured, including FeO and black lodestone or magnetite (Fe3O4). High oxygen concentrations favour ferric materials with the nominal formulae Fe(OH)3\u2212xO\u200bx\u20442. The nature of rust changes with time, reflecting the slow rates of the reactions of solids.\nFurthermore, these complex processes are affected by the presence of other ions, such as Ca2+, which serve as electrolytes which accelerate rust formation, or combine with the hydroxides and oxides of iron to precipitate a variety of Ca, Fe, O, OH species.\nOnset of rusting can also be detected in laboratory with the use of ferroxyl indicator solution. The solution detects both Fe2+ ions and hydroxyl ions. Formation of Fe2+ ions and hydroxyl ions are indicated by blue and pink patches respectively.\nCor-Ten is a special iron alloy that rusts, but still retains its structural integrity\nBecause of the widespread use and importance of iron and steel products, the prevention or slowing of rust is the basis of major economic activities in a number of specialized technologies. A brief overview of methods is presented here; for detailed coverage, see the cross-referenced articles.\nRust is permeable to air and water, therefore the interior metallic iron beneath a rust layer continues to corrode. Rust prevention thus requires coatings that preclude rust formation.\nSee also: Stainless steel and Weathering steel\nStainless steel forms a passivation layer of chromium(III) oxide.[7][8] Similar passivation behavior occurs with magnesium, titanium, zinc, zinc oxides, aluminium, polyaniline, and other electroactive conductive polymers.[citation needed]\nSpecial \"weathering steel\" alloys such as Cor-Ten rust at a much slower rate than normal, because the rust adheres to the surface of the metal in a protective layer. Designs using this material must include measures that avoid worst-case exposures, since the material still continues to rust slowly even under near-ideal conditions.[citation needed]\nInterior rust in old galvanized iron water pipes can result in brown and black water.\nGalvanization consists of an application on the object to be protected of a layer of metallic zinc by either hot-dip galvanizing or electroplating. Zinc is traditionally used because it is cheap, adheres well to steel, and provides cathodic protection to the steel surface in case of damage of the zinc layer. In more corrosive environments (such as salt water), cadmium plating is preferred. Galvanization often fails at seams, holes, and joints where there are gaps in the coating. In these cases, the coating still provides some partial cathodic protection to iron, by acting as a galvanic anode and corroding itself instead of the underlying protected metal. The protective zinc layer is consumed by this action, and thus galvanization provides protection only for a limited period of time.\nMore modern coatings add aluminium to the coating as zinc-alume; aluminium will migrate to cover scratches and thus provide protection for a longer period. These approaches rely on the aluminium and zinc oxides reprotecting a once-scratched surface, rather than oxidizing as a sacrificial anode as in traditional galvanized coatings. In some cases, such as very aggressive environments or long design life, both zinc and a coating are applied to provide enhanced corrosion protection.\nTypical galvanization of steel products which are to subject to normal day to day weathering in an outside environment consists of a hot dipped 85 \u00b5m zinc coating. Under normal weather conditions, this will deteriorate at a rate of 1 \u00b5m per year, giving approximately 85 years of protection.[citation needed]\nCathodic protection is a technique used to inhibit corrosion on buried or immersed structures by supplying an electrical charge that suppresses the electrochemical reaction. If correctly applied, corrosion can be stopped completely. In its simplest form, it is achieved by attaching a sacrificial anode, thereby making the iron or steel the cathode in the cell formed. The sacrificial anode must be made from something with a more negative electrode potential than the iron or steel, commonly zinc, aluminium, or magnesium. The sacrificial anode will eventually corrode away, ceasing its protective action unless it is replaced in a timely manner.\nCathodic protection can also be provided by using a special-purpose electrical device to appropriately induce an electric charge.[9]\nMain article: Rustproofing\nFlaking paint, exposing a patch of surface rust on sheet metal\nRust formation can be controlled with coatings, such as paint, lacquer, varnish, or wax tapes[10] that isolate the iron from the environment. Large structures with enclosed box sections, such as ships and modern automobiles, often have a wax-based product (technically a \"slushing oil\") injected into these sections. Such treatments usually also contain rust inhibitors. Covering steel with concrete can provide some protection to steel because of the alkaline pH environment at the steel\u2013concrete interface. However rusting of steel in concrete can still be a problem, as expanding rust can fracture or slowly \"explode\" concrete from within.[citation needed]\nAs a closely related example, iron bars were used to reinforce stonework of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece, but caused extensive damage by rusting, swelling, and shattering the marble components of the building.[citation needed]\nWhen only temporary protection is needed for storage or transport, a thin layer of oil, grease, or a special mixture such as Cosmoline can be applied to an iron surface. Such treatments are extensively used when \"mothballing\" a steel ship, automobile, or other equipment for long-term storage.\nSpecial antiseize lubricant mixtures are available, and are applied to metallic threads and other precision machined surfaces to protect them from rust. These compounds usually contain grease mixed with copper, zinc, or aluminium powder, and other proprietary ingredients.[citation needed]\nMain article: Bluing (steel)\nBluing is a technique that can provide limited resistance to rusting for small steel items, such as firearms; for it to be successful, a water-displacing oil is rubbed onto the blued steel and other steel.\nMain article: Corrosion inhibitor\nCorrosion inhibitors, such as gas-phase or volatile inhibitors, can be used to prevent corrosion inside sealed systems. They are not effective when air circulation disperses them, and brings in fresh oxygen and moisture.\nSee also: Dehumidifier and Desiccant\nRust can be avoided by controlling the moisture in the atmosphere.[11] An example of this is the use of silica gel packets to control humidity in equipment shipped by sea.\nRust removal from small iron or steel objects by electrolysis can be done in a home workshop using simple materials such as a plastic bucket, tap water, lengths of rebar, washing soda, baling wire, and a battery charger.[12]\nRust may be treated with commercial products known as rust converter which contain tannic acid or phosphoric acid which combines with rust; removed with organic acids like citric acid and vinegar or the stronger hydrochloric acid; or removed with chelating agents as in some commercial formulations or even a solution of molasses.[13]\nRusting rebar has expanded and spalled concrete off the surface of this reinforced concrete support\nRust is associated with degradation of iron-based tools and structures. As rust has a much higher volume than the originating mass of iron, its buildup can also cause failure by forcing apart adjacent parts \u2014 a phenomenon sometimes known as \"rust packing\". It was the cause of the collapse of the Mianus river bridge in 1983, when the bearings rusted internally and pushed one corner of the road slab off its support.\nRust was an important factor in the Silver Bridge disaster of 1967 in West Virginia, when a steel suspension bridge collapsed in less than a minute, killing 46 drivers and passengers on the bridge at the time. The Kinzua Bridge in Pennsylvania was blown down by a tornado in 2003, largely because the central base bolts holding the structure to the ground had rusted away, leaving the bridge anchored by gravity alone.\nReinforced concrete is also vulnerable to rust damage. Internal pressure caused by expanding corrosion of concrete-covered steel and iron can cause the concrete to spall, creating severe structural problems. It is one of the most common failure modes of reinforced concrete bridges and buildings.\nStructural failures caused by rust\nThe Kinzua Bridge after it collapsed\nRust is a commonly used metaphor for slow decay due to neglect, since it gradually converts robust iron and steel metal into a soft crumbling powder. A wide section of the industrialized American Midwest and American Northeast, once dominated by steel foundries, the automotive industry, and other manufacturers, has experienced harsh economic cutbacks that have caused the region to be dubbed the \"Rust Belt\".\nIn music, literature, and art, rust is associated with images of faded glory, neglect, decay, and ruin.\nRusted and pitted struts of the 70-year-old Nandu River Iron Bridge\nConcentric rust patterns breaking through a painted surface\nA leaking water pump caused severe corrosion of this engine block\nA rusted but otherwise intact Pineapple grenade that was previously buried in the ground near Opheusden, Netherlands\n^ \"Interview, David Des Marais\". NASA. 2003. Archived from the original on 2007-11-13.\n^ [www.oed.com/view/Entry/169112 \"rust, n.1 and adj\"] Check |url= value (help). OED Online. Oxford University Press. June 2018. Retrieved 7 July 2018. \"rust, n.1 and adj.\" OED Online\n^ Ankersmit, Bart; Griesser-Stermscheg, Martina; Selwyn, Lindsie; Sutherland, Susanne. \"\"Rust Never Sleeps: Recognizing Metals and Their Corrosion Products\"\" (PDF). depotwijzer. Parks Canada. Archived (PDF) from the original on 9 August 2016. Retrieved 23 July 2016.\n^ Sund, Robert B.; Bishop, Jeanne (1980). Accent on science. C.E. Merrill. ISBN 9780675075695. Archived from the original on 2017-11-30.\n^ Gr\u00e4fen, H.; Horn, E. M.; Schlecker, H.; Schindler, H. (2000). \"Corrosion\". Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry. Wiley-VCH. doi:10.1002/14356007.b01_08.\n^ Ramaswamy, Hosahalli S.; Marcotte, Michele; Sastry, Sudhir; Abdelrahim, Khalid (2014-02-14). Ohmic Heating in Food Processing. CRC Press. ISBN 9781420071092. Archived from the original on 2018-05-02.\n^ Heinz, Norbert. \"Corrosion prevention - HomoFaciens\". www.homofaciens.de. Archived from the original on 2017-12-01. Retrieved 2017-11-30.\n^ \"Cathodic Protection Systems - Matcor, Inc\". Matcor, Inc. Archived from the original on 2017-03-30. Retrieved 2017-03-29.\n^ Gupta, Lorraine Mirza, Krishnakali. Young Scientist Series ICSE Chemistry 7. Pearson Education India. ISBN 9788131756591. Archived from the original on 2017-11-30.\n^ \"Rust Removal using Electrolysis\". antique-engines.com. Archived from the original on March 30, 2015. Retrieved April 1, 2015.\n^ \"Rust Removal with Molasses\". Archived from the original on September 25, 2016. Retrieved November 29, 2017.\nWaldman, J. (2015): Rust - the longest war. Simon & Schuster, New York. ISBN 978-1-4516-9159-7\nWikimedia Commons has media related to Rust.\nLook up rust in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.\ncorrosion case studies Analysis of corrosion\nCorrosion Doctors Rusting article",
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        "raw_content": "Sobha share price\nSobha plans to raise up to Rs 700 crore via debentures\nThe Bengaluru-based developer has sought shareholders' approval for the proposed issue of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) on a private placement basisPTI | July 11, 2018, 19:00 IST\nRealty firm Sobha Ltd plans to raise up to Rs 700 crore through issue of debentures to meet its funding requirement for execution of real estate projects.\nThe Bengaluru-based developer has sought shareholders' approval for the proposed issue of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) on a private placement basis.\nIn a notice to shareholders for convening the annual general meeting (AGM), the company said that the board is contemplating the feasibility of borrowing money through issue of NCDs. The meeting is scheduled to be held on August 7.\n\"...consent of the members is being sought to enable the board of directors to offer or invite subscriptions for non-convertible debentures aggregating up to Rs 700 crore,\" the notice said.\nSobha said that the company borrows money from banks and other financial institutions to execute various projects, both residential and contractual. The company has taken project-specific or general purpose borrowings from various banks and financial institutions.\n\"The board of directors envisages a continued need for the funding requirements of the company to be met through various components, i.e. equity, project loans, general purpose corporate loans, borrowings from financial institutions, debentures etc,\" it said, adding that a mix of these instruments would result in optimum utilisation of funds at an optimum cost.\nMeanwhile, Sobha recently reported that its sales bookings increased by 22 per cent to Rs 762.4 crore during the first quarter of this fiscal on higher volume as well as price realisations.\nAccording to its latest operational update, the company sold 9,60,085 sq ft area during April-June quarter of this fiscal, up 18 per cent from 8,15,230 sq ft in the same period of the last financial year.\nIn terms of value, the sales booking stood at Rs 762.4 crore as against Rs 623.4 crore during the period under review. The average sales realisation also rose to Rs 7,941 per sq ft in the first quarter of this fiscal from Rs 7,647 per sq ft in the year-ago period.\nTags : Industry, Sobha Ltd, Sobha share price, NCDs, Debentures, Annual General Meeting",
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        "raw_content": "Remodeling Small Kitchen in Muir, California\nTransforming Your Small Kitchen in Muir, California into Your Dreams on a Budget\nIt doesn't take a great deal of money in order to completely transform your kitchen. Many improvements have been made to kitchens with minimal planning and capital in Muir, California. It's possible to get your kitchen remodel done for only $2,000 to $4,000.\nMuir Remodeling Small Kitchen\nFor many people, the kitchen is the heart of the home and it needs to be represented well. If you're really working with a small budget take advantage of the power of paint and how color is simple but extremely powerful. Sometimes the most satisfying remodeling projects in CA are the most simple. sAccording to the Joint Center for housing studies of Harvard University, spending on Home Improvement in Muir, California is expected to increase by 6% every year. This totals to $318.6 billion dollars, only by the first quarter of 2018.\nRefreshing an outdated design in your kitchen is not as difficult as what it may seem to be. The kitchen is a place in the home where special moments are shared and often times important conversations are had. The kitchen is multi-functional in nearly every home in your kitchen design in Muir, California should reflect that. The time that you spend planning your kitchen remodel in CA should far outweigh the time that you actually spend remodeling the kitchen in CA. By planning well, you and your household will be less inconvenienced by how much time your remodel is taking. Your kitchen will not be a construction zone for a long period of time when you have done the proper planning and you know how long contractors will be present. Plus, planning for everything is going to ensure that you stay on track with your budget. You won't have the temptation to change your mind from the original plans when you've spent so much time planning. To ensure that your project stays within budget, planning is necessary. Otherwise, you may be more likely to veer off course and go slightly outside of your budget. By researching \"contractors near me\" you'll likely find prices or at least get an estimate. The contractor should be able to provide you with a timeline of the construction costs. Then, you can determine if you're getting a return on your investment in the remodel in Muir, California.\nIf the new modern the fridge you want is larger than the doorway of course you can't get it inside. This may sound like of mistake that's difficult to make but this mistake has been made numerous times by many people. Also, consider the height of your kitchen and whether your space can accommodate larger appliances. Also, think about the natural flow of traffic in your kitchen in Muir, California. Consider that you may need at least 42 to 48 inches, especially if there is more than one cook in your household. Give yourself some leeway for the unforeseeable. If you want to have your kitchen remodel done by summertime then plan on being done in the spring. Likewise, if you want the kitchen remodel done by the holidays so you can enjoy the new kitchen with your family, plan on being done in early fall.\nConsider getting a professional to help you with the kitchen remodel to expedite the process. By working with a professional designer you can help simplify your kitchen remodel in Muir, California. A professional will help you make decisions on style and can help you foresee issues before they occur. You can expect the fee of a professional to be around 5 to 15% of the total project cost.",
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        "raw_content": "Enameled Objects\nObjects show one or more \u201csymptoms\u201d of an \u201con the pontil\u201d firing process (illustrated below).\nConical footed beaker with polychrome enameled and gold-leaf decoration, viewed at the level of the rim. The areas with the greatest concentrations of enamel have produced localized thickening of the vessel wall that, in turn, resulted in the downward movement of the rim above them. Venice, late 15th to early 16th centuries. H. 13.3 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass (79.3.191, bequest of Jerome Strauss).\nEwer with polychrome enameled and gold-leaf decoration. The handle at both the lower and upper attachment points sits atop the still clearly visible decoration. During the formation of the spout, the addition of molten glass re-softened the wall and its decoration was drawn out, striating the enamel dots. Venice, late 15th or early 16th century. H. 27.2 cm. The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles (84.DK.512). Photo: \u00a9 J. Paul Getty Trust.\nObjects seldom show \u201csymptoms\u201d of an \u201con the pontil\u201d firing process (there are rare exceptions)\nGroup of replicas (some of which may have been intended as forgeries) and objects imitating historical styles, decorated with polychrome enamels, gold leaf, and gold paint. None of these objects exhibits any evidence that the decoration was fired in a furnace while the piece was reattached to a pontil. A distinctly different process, and one that was only recently possible, was employed here. The decoration was fired while these objects sat in a kiln. H. (tallest) 41.1 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass (79.3.850, bequest of Jerome Strauss; 78.3.16, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Appleton; 66.3.13, gift in part of Edwin J. Beinecke; 96.3.13; and 79.3.339, gift of The Ruth Bryan Strauss Memorial Foundation).",
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        "raw_content": "The Odious Debt System\nAndrew HanauerFollow\nOver the past forty years, African countries have accumulated enormous quantities of external debt. Today, this debt is heavily burdensome; money spent on debt service is money that cannot be invested into infrastructure development, health, education, or other areas that might benefit the large number of Africans who live in poverty. Calls for debt forgiveness have led western institutions to forgive a portion of this debt, but have not addressed the question of whether or not this debt is legitimate in the first place.\nSimilarly, academic proposals for the classification and subsequent repudiation or forgiveness of so-called \"odious debt\" have treated such debt as the product of individual loans. These proposals are premised on the notion that loans are issued in a vacuum, and thus can be classified based on the end use of one-time disbursements of funds.\nIn fact, sub-Saharan Africa accumulated its odious debt not through a series of bad individual loans, but rather through a system of odious lending that afflicted much of the continent. This \"Odious Debt System\" begins with the foreign support, funding, and perpetuation of dictatorial rule, continues with the economic collapse, capital flight, and structural adjustment that seems to inevitably follow, and concludes with the odious debt burdens left to struggling countries emerging from autocratic rule. This system, and not any individual loan, is responsible for Africa's odious debt and is similarly responsible for the inability of African countries to seek repudiation of those debts. A political movement, similar to the Jubilee Debt Campaign, is necessary to force creditor nations to cancel these odious debts.\nHanauer, Andrew, \"The Odious Debt System\" (2012). Master's Theses. 36.\nAfrican Studies Commons, International Relations Commons, Other International and Area Studies Commons",
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        "title": "Governing UK Fisheries after Brexit: Lessons from Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands \u2014 The UWS Academic Portal",
        "raw_content": "Craig McAngus, Christopher Huggins, Arno Van Der Zwet, John Connolly\n\u25cf Leaving the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) means that the UK will need to put in place governance processes and institutional structures to replace those at the EU level.\n\u25cf This presents opportunities for the UK as it will have far more scope to shape fisheries policy to suit its own needs given that it will become an independent coastal state.\n\u25cf However, this will need to be done in a way that:\n\u25cb Balances the interests of a range of industry and non-industry\n\u25cb Respects the competencies of the devolved administrations\n\u25cb Respects the UK\u2019s obligations as a signatory of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.\n\u25cf Despite Brexit being a unique and extremely complicated process that has no precedent, the UK can draw upon the experiences of nearby independent coastal states (Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands) when it comes to fisheries policy.\nIceland\u25cf Iceland governs its fisheries using a three-pillared institutional structure (government ministry, marine science institute, fisheries directorate) which ensures that scientific advice is adhered to as far as is possible and is free from political interference.\n\u25cf Iceland uses an Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ) system which has a transparent, real-time quota monitoring system, run by the directorate, that provides up-to-date information on landings which is self-policing and can be closely monitored by scientists.\n\u25cf There is a positive relationship between government and industry, with industry voices included in decision-making processes and external relations with other coastal states.\n\u25cf Although the ITQ system has helped improve the state of Icelandic fish stocks, it has had a discernible negative social impact in smaller and more remote fishing communities.\nNorway\u25cf Norway\u2019s fisheries governance structures are similar to Iceland\u2019s, with a ministry taking political responsibility, an Institute for Marine Research providing scientific advice and a Directorate of Fisheries undertaking executive functions and day-to-day administration.\n\u25cf It has developed a complex fisheries management system, encompassing strict ownership and licensing rules, Total Allowable Catches (TACs) and quotas, and regulatory measures such as a discard ban and the closure of fishing grounds.\n\u25cf The key principles guiding Norwegian fisheries management are enshrined in legislation and policy-making is characterised by transparency, cooperation and consensus between the government, industry, scientific community and other stakeholders.\n\u25cf Against the benchmarks of sustainability and economic profitability, Norway\u2019s approach to fisheries management has been a success. This took place at a time when the Norwegian economy was in strong position, and so mitigated against the impact on local fishing communities.\nFaroe Islands\u25cf Despite not being a sovereign state, the Faroe Islands is an independent coastal state and thus has full autonomy over their fisheries policy.\n\u25cf The effort-based system for demersal fisheries, which was popular with the fishing industry, was replaced by a Total Allowable Catch (TAC) system in December 2017 because of concerns over sustainability.\n\u25cf The effort-based system led to politicisation of fishing policy and to marginalisation of scientific advice in the process. In contrast, the reformed policy aims to give primacy to scientific advice and to make quota-setting a more technical issue.\n\u25cf The reformed policy also aims to create a more sustainable and inclusive fishing industry in the Faroe Islands with strict foreign ownership rules and development policies for economically deprived areas.\nOverview of policy recommendations\u25cf Some key principles regarding the management of fisheries ought to be enshrined in law which include:\u25cb Incorporating fisheries management into a wider environmental strategy.\u25cb Ensuring the take up of quotas in order to minimise speculative buying or holding.\u25cb Ensuring that there is a minimum level of adherence to these principles across the devolved and UK jurisdictions.\u25cb The creation of a fisheries common framework between the UK and devolved governments which ensures these principles endure.\n\u25cf An effective and enduring institutional structure should be put in place which contains the government ministry/department, scientific institute and a directorate which conducts and oversees the day-to-day management of UK fisheries. Any such structure would need to appreciate the contours of devolution in the UK in terms of where these structures would be best located.\n\u25cf The independence of scientific advice should be enshrined in law to ensure that future sustainability of fish stocks is a key consideration in the decision-making process.\n\u25cf Decision-making on day-to-day management, future reforms and negotiations with other coastal states should include industry and other relevant stakeholders in both a consultative and advisory role in order to ensure transparency and the fostering of a culture of trust, cooperation and consensus.\n\u25cf Fisheries policy in a post-Brexit UK should ensure that any economic benefits accruing from leaving the CFP should also benefit fishing dependent communities. A detailed assessment of how these communities would be affected by Brexit and proposed changes to fisheries management ahead of the UK becoming an independent coastal state ought to be undertaken to initiate effective policy responses.\nneed structure\nMcAngus, C., Huggins, C., Van Der Zwet, A., & Connolly, J. (2018). Governing UK Fisheries after Brexit: Lessons from Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands. Paisley: University of the West of Scotland.\nMcAngus, Craig ; Huggins, Christopher ; Van Der Zwet, Arno ; Connolly, John. / Governing UK Fisheries after Brexit : Lessons from Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands. Paisley : University of the West of Scotland, 2018. 19 p.\n@book{c6fdb41c91714f51b6bbf6f55eb8868e,\ntitle = \"Governing UK Fisheries after Brexit: Lessons from Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands\",\nabstract = \"Introduction\u25cf Leaving the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) means that the UK will need to put in place governance processes and institutional structures to replace those at the EU level.\u25cf This presents opportunities for the UK as it will have far more scope to shape fisheries policy to suit its own needs given that it will become an independent coastal state.\u25cf However, this will need to be done in a way that: \u25cb Balances the interests of a range of industry and non-industry stakeholders \u25cb Respects the competencies of the devolved administrations \u25cb Respects the UK\u2019s obligations as a signatory of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.\u25cf Despite Brexit being a unique and extremely complicated process that has no precedent, the UK can draw upon the experiences of nearby independent coastal states (Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands) when it comes to fisheries policy.Case StudiesIceland\u25cf Iceland governs its fisheries using a three-pillared institutional structure (government ministry, marine science institute, fisheries directorate) which ensures that scientific advice is adhered to as far as is possible and is free from political interference.\u25cf Iceland uses an Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ) system which has a transparent, real-time quota monitoring system, run by the directorate, that provides up-to-date information on landings which is self-policing and can be closely monitored by scientists.\u25cf There is a positive relationship between government and industry, with industry voices included in decision-making processes and external relations with other coastal states.\u25cf Although the ITQ system has helped improve the state of Icelandic fish stocks, it has had a discernible negative social impact in smaller and more remote fishing communities.Norway\u25cf Norway\u2019s fisheries governance structures are similar to Iceland\u2019s, with a ministry taking political responsibility, an Institute for Marine Research providing scientific advice and a Directorate of Fisheries undertaking executive functions and day-to-day administration.\u25cf It has developed a complex fisheries management system, encompassing strict ownership and licensing rules, Total Allowable Catches (TACs) and quotas, and regulatory measures such as a discard ban and the closure of fishing grounds.\u25cf The key principles guiding Norwegian fisheries management are enshrined in legislation and policy-making is characterised by transparency, cooperation and consensus between the government, industry, scientific community and other stakeholders.\u25cf Against the benchmarks of sustainability and economic profitability, Norway\u2019s approach to fisheries management has been a success. This took place at a time when the Norwegian economy was in strong position, and so mitigated against the impact on local fishing communities.Faroe Islands\u25cf Despite not being a sovereign state, the Faroe Islands is an independent coastal state and thus has full autonomy over their fisheries policy.\u25cf The effort-based system for demersal fisheries, which was popular with the fishing industry, was replaced by a Total Allowable Catch (TAC) system in December 2017 because of concerns over sustainability.\u25cf The effort-based system led to politicisation of fishing policy and to marginalisation of scientific advice in the process. In contrast, the reformed policy aims to give primacy to scientific advice and to make quota-setting a more technical issue.\u25cf The reformed policy also aims to create a more sustainable and inclusive fishing industry in the Faroe Islands with strict foreign ownership rules and development policies for economically deprived areas.Overview of policy recommendations\u25cf Some key principles regarding the management of fisheries ought to be enshrined in law which include:\u25cb Incorporating fisheries management into a wider environmental strategy.\u25cb Ensuring the take up of quotas in order to minimise speculative buying or holding.\u25cb Ensuring that there is a minimum level of adherence to these principles across the devolved and UK jurisdictions.\u25cb The creation of a fisheries common framework between the UK and devolved governments which ensures these principles endure.\u25cf An effective and enduring institutional structure should be put in place which contains the government ministry/department, scientific institute and a directorate which conducts and oversees the day-to-day management of UK fisheries. Any such structure would need to appreciate the contours of devolution in the UK in terms of where these structures would be best located.\u25cf The independence of scientific advice should be enshrined in law to ensure that future sustainability of fish stocks is a key consideration in the decision-making process.\u25cf Decision-making on day-to-day management, future reforms and negotiations with other coastal states should include industry and other relevant stakeholders in both a consultative and advisory role in order to ensure transparency and the fostering of a culture of trust, cooperation and consensus.\u25cf Fisheries policy in a post-Brexit UK should ensure that any economic benefits accruing from leaving the CFP should also benefit fishing dependent communities. A detailed assessment of how these communities would be affected by Brexit and proposed changes to fisheries management ahead of the UK becoming an independent coastal state ought to be undertaken to initiate effective policy responses.\",\nauthor = \"Craig McAngus and Christopher Huggins and {Van Der Zwet}, Arno and John Connolly\",\nMcAngus, C, Huggins, C, Van Der Zwet, A & Connolly, J 2018, Governing UK Fisheries after Brexit: Lessons from Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands. University of the West of Scotland, Paisley.\nGoverning UK Fisheries after Brexit : Lessons from Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands. / McAngus, Craig; Huggins, Christopher; Van Der Zwet, Arno; Connolly, John.\nPaisley : University of the West of Scotland, 2018. 19 p.\nT1 - Governing UK Fisheries after Brexit\nT2 - Lessons from Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands\nN2 - Introduction\u25cf Leaving the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) means that the UK will need to put in place governance processes and institutional structures to replace those at the EU level.\u25cf This presents opportunities for the UK as it will have far more scope to shape fisheries policy to suit its own needs given that it will become an independent coastal state.\u25cf However, this will need to be done in a way that: \u25cb Balances the interests of a range of industry and non-industry stakeholders \u25cb Respects the competencies of the devolved administrations \u25cb Respects the UK\u2019s obligations as a signatory of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.\u25cf Despite Brexit being a unique and extremely complicated process that has no precedent, the UK can draw upon the experiences of nearby independent coastal states (Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands) when it comes to fisheries policy.Case StudiesIceland\u25cf Iceland governs its fisheries using a three-pillared institutional structure (government ministry, marine science institute, fisheries directorate) which ensures that scientific advice is adhered to as far as is possible and is free from political interference.\u25cf Iceland uses an Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ) system which has a transparent, real-time quota monitoring system, run by the directorate, that provides up-to-date information on landings which is self-policing and can be closely monitored by scientists.\u25cf There is a positive relationship between government and industry, with industry voices included in decision-making processes and external relations with other coastal states.\u25cf Although the ITQ system has helped improve the state of Icelandic fish stocks, it has had a discernible negative social impact in smaller and more remote fishing communities.Norway\u25cf Norway\u2019s fisheries governance structures are similar to Iceland\u2019s, with a ministry taking political responsibility, an Institute for Marine Research providing scientific advice and a Directorate of Fisheries undertaking executive functions and day-to-day administration.\u25cf It has developed a complex fisheries management system, encompassing strict ownership and licensing rules, Total Allowable Catches (TACs) and quotas, and regulatory measures such as a discard ban and the closure of fishing grounds.\u25cf The key principles guiding Norwegian fisheries management are enshrined in legislation and policy-making is characterised by transparency, cooperation and consensus between the government, industry, scientific community and other stakeholders.\u25cf Against the benchmarks of sustainability and economic profitability, Norway\u2019s approach to fisheries management has been a success. This took place at a time when the Norwegian economy was in strong position, and so mitigated against the impact on local fishing communities.Faroe Islands\u25cf Despite not being a sovereign state, the Faroe Islands is an independent coastal state and thus has full autonomy over their fisheries policy.\u25cf The effort-based system for demersal fisheries, which was popular with the fishing industry, was replaced by a Total Allowable Catch (TAC) system in December 2017 because of concerns over sustainability.\u25cf The effort-based system led to politicisation of fishing policy and to marginalisation of scientific advice in the process. In contrast, the reformed policy aims to give primacy to scientific advice and to make quota-setting a more technical issue.\u25cf The reformed policy also aims to create a more sustainable and inclusive fishing industry in the Faroe Islands with strict foreign ownership rules and development policies for economically deprived areas.Overview of policy recommendations\u25cf Some key principles regarding the management of fisheries ought to be enshrined in law which include:\u25cb Incorporating fisheries management into a wider environmental strategy.\u25cb Ensuring the take up of quotas in order to minimise speculative buying or holding.\u25cb Ensuring that there is a minimum level of adherence to these principles across the devolved and UK jurisdictions.\u25cb The creation of a fisheries common framework between the UK and devolved governments which ensures these principles endure.\u25cf An effective and enduring institutional structure should be put in place which contains the government ministry/department, scientific institute and a directorate which conducts and oversees the day-to-day management of UK fisheries. Any such structure would need to appreciate the contours of devolution in the UK in terms of where these structures would be best located.\u25cf The independence of scientific advice should be enshrined in law to ensure that future sustainability of fish stocks is a key consideration in the decision-making process.\u25cf Decision-making on day-to-day management, future reforms and negotiations with other coastal states should include industry and other relevant stakeholders in both a consultative and advisory role in order to ensure transparency and the fostering of a culture of trust, cooperation and consensus.\u25cf Fisheries policy in a post-Brexit UK should ensure that any economic benefits accruing from leaving the CFP should also benefit fishing dependent communities. A detailed assessment of how these communities would be affected by Brexit and proposed changes to fisheries management ahead of the UK becoming an independent coastal state ought to be undertaken to initiate effective policy responses.\nAB - Introduction\u25cf Leaving the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) means that the UK will need to put in place governance processes and institutional structures to replace those at the EU level.\u25cf This presents opportunities for the UK as it will have far more scope to shape fisheries policy to suit its own needs given that it will become an independent coastal state.\u25cf However, this will need to be done in a way that: \u25cb Balances the interests of a range of industry and non-industry stakeholders \u25cb Respects the competencies of the devolved administrations \u25cb Respects the UK\u2019s obligations as a signatory of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.\u25cf Despite Brexit being a unique and extremely complicated process that has no precedent, the UK can draw upon the experiences of nearby independent coastal states (Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands) when it comes to fisheries policy.Case StudiesIceland\u25cf Iceland governs its fisheries using a three-pillared institutional structure (government ministry, marine science institute, fisheries directorate) which ensures that scientific advice is adhered to as far as is possible and is free from political interference.\u25cf Iceland uses an Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ) system which has a transparent, real-time quota monitoring system, run by the directorate, that provides up-to-date information on landings which is self-policing and can be closely monitored by scientists.\u25cf There is a positive relationship between government and industry, with industry voices included in decision-making processes and external relations with other coastal states.\u25cf Although the ITQ system has helped improve the state of Icelandic fish stocks, it has had a discernible negative social impact in smaller and more remote fishing communities.Norway\u25cf Norway\u2019s fisheries governance structures are similar to Iceland\u2019s, with a ministry taking political responsibility, an Institute for Marine Research providing scientific advice and a Directorate of Fisheries undertaking executive functions and day-to-day administration.\u25cf It has developed a complex fisheries management system, encompassing strict ownership and licensing rules, Total Allowable Catches (TACs) and quotas, and regulatory measures such as a discard ban and the closure of fishing grounds.\u25cf The key principles guiding Norwegian fisheries management are enshrined in legislation and policy-making is characterised by transparency, cooperation and consensus between the government, industry, scientific community and other stakeholders.\u25cf Against the benchmarks of sustainability and economic profitability, Norway\u2019s approach to fisheries management has been a success. This took place at a time when the Norwegian economy was in strong position, and so mitigated against the impact on local fishing communities.Faroe Islands\u25cf Despite not being a sovereign state, the Faroe Islands is an independent coastal state and thus has full autonomy over their fisheries policy.\u25cf The effort-based system for demersal fisheries, which was popular with the fishing industry, was replaced by a Total Allowable Catch (TAC) system in December 2017 because of concerns over sustainability.\u25cf The effort-based system led to politicisation of fishing policy and to marginalisation of scientific advice in the process. In contrast, the reformed policy aims to give primacy to scientific advice and to make quota-setting a more technical issue.\u25cf The reformed policy also aims to create a more sustainable and inclusive fishing industry in the Faroe Islands with strict foreign ownership rules and development policies for economically deprived areas.Overview of policy recommendations\u25cf Some key principles regarding the management of fisheries ought to be enshrined in law which include:\u25cb Incorporating fisheries management into a wider environmental strategy.\u25cb Ensuring the take up of quotas in order to minimise speculative buying or holding.\u25cb Ensuring that there is a minimum level of adherence to these principles across the devolved and UK jurisdictions.\u25cb The creation of a fisheries common framework between the UK and devolved governments which ensures these principles endure.\u25cf An effective and enduring institutional structure should be put in place which contains the government ministry/department, scientific institute and a directorate which conducts and oversees the day-to-day management of UK fisheries. Any such structure would need to appreciate the contours of devolution in the UK in terms of where these structures would be best located.\u25cf The independence of scientific advice should be enshrined in law to ensure that future sustainability of fish stocks is a key consideration in the decision-making process.\u25cf Decision-making on day-to-day management, future reforms and negotiations with other coastal states should include industry and other relevant stakeholders in both a consultative and advisory role in order to ensure transparency and the fostering of a culture of trust, cooperation and consensus.\u25cf Fisheries policy in a post-Brexit UK should ensure that any economic benefits accruing from leaving the CFP should also benefit fishing dependent communities. A detailed assessment of how these communities would be affected by Brexit and proposed changes to fisheries management ahead of the UK becoming an independent coastal state ought to be undertaken to initiate effective policy responses.\nBT - Governing UK Fisheries after Brexit\nMcAngus C, Huggins C, Van Der Zwet A, Connolly J. Governing UK Fisheries after Brexit: Lessons from Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands. Paisley: University of the West of Scotland, 2018. 19 p.\nFishing communities must receive economic benefits post-Brexit, says report\nFishing communities must receive economic benefits post-Brexit - report\nQuotas \u2018still needed\u2019 for UK fisheries post-Brexit, says think tank\nUK fishing communities 'MUST reap benefits of leaving EU Fisheries Policy after Brexit'",
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        "raw_content": "Darryl Gunson, Lawrence Nuttall, Smina Akhtar, Adam Khan, Gizala Avian, Linda Thomas, Charles Collins (Editor), Rhiannon Sims (Editor), Hartwig Pautz (Editor)\nThis research report explores the nature of Muslim belief in phenomena such as \u2018jinn\u2019 (spiritual beings), spirit possession and black magic, and investigates whether such beliefs can have harmful consequences for the mental health of Muslim women. The geographic focus of the research is Glasgow. This collaborative research \u2013 conducted and enabled by the University of the West of Scotland, the AMINA Muslim Women\u2019s Resource Centre Glasgow, Glasgow City Council, and the UWS-Oxfam Partnership \u2013 was conceived after the director of AMINA, in 2013, reported an increase in the number of women calling the Centre\u2019s helpline to talk about jinn, spirit possession and black magic in connection with their health and, in particular, with their mental health. The initial research objectives were therefore: to explore what such beliefs consisted of; to document what Muslim women themselves had to say about this; to investigate whether such beliefs might have an adverse impact on Muslim women\u2019s mental health; and to assess the current level of professional understanding of issues surrounding female Muslim mental health and spiritual belief.\nThe findings of the project are in this report, but it is important to acknowledge that they are the result of a small-scale qualitative project, conducted in 2013-14, and therefore only provide a \u2018snap shot\u2019 of what these particular women thought at that particular time. No claim is made that these views can be generalised to the wider Muslim population.\nThe central findings are:\n\u2022 There is a perception of significant stigma surrounding mental illness in the Glasgow Muslim community, and there is an urgent need for services to combat this.\n\u2022 There is a strong belief amongst Glasgow Muslim women that \u2018spirit possession\u2019 can cause illness and that appropriate help is not necessarily delivered through medical services.\n\u2022 The mental health of some Muslim women may be adversely affected by the \u2018lack of fit\u2019 between the language of spirit possession and the Western medical approach to mental illness.\n\u2022 Most participants believed jinn and black magic are real phenomena that should be taken seriously. However, participants did not appear to see these as the main causes of poor mental health within their community and instead emphasised other psycho-social causes, including the role of marriage, family\nand culturally embedded gender roles.\n\u2022 There was an array of views about whether help for mental ill-health should initially be sourced from a medical practitioner or via a faith-based route, with this decision influenced by factors such as stigma and concerns that receiving a medical diagnosis could be interpreted as a sign of weakening of an individual\u2019s faith. Most participants advocated a \u2018mix\u2019 of solutions.\n\u2022 Participants reported barriers to engaging with medical services, including the worry that they would have to \u2018explain\u2019 their beliefs to medical staff due to the general lack of understanding of Muslim culture among health professionals.\n\u2022 There is a need within the Muslim community in Glasgow for further information about what mental health is and what mental health services are available. However, there was also a suggestion that greater efforts are needed to bridge the divide between faith-based and main stream services to avoid delays in women accessing treatment.\nOn the basis of the research findings, four recommendations are made:\n1. All those having a role in advising, referring and treating people with mental health concerns should have access to training in the cultural beliefs and concerns of Muslims generally, and Muslim women specifically. A greater focus on enhancing the \u2018cultural competencies\u2019 of health and social care professionals is necessary for addressing the issues discussed in this report.\n2. Policy makers, community leaders (including imams) and representatives of Muslim women should work in partnership to understand the specific mental health needs that Muslim women may have. This would involve identifying barriers to effective and timely treatment and planning appropriate responses and services.\n3. There should be initiatives to engage members of the Muslim community with the theme of mental health, the stigma associated with mental ill-health, and the mental health services available.\n4. Mental health services should seek to engage more effectively with Muslim women and, importantly, organisations that support Muslim women in a mental health capacity.\nFurther research is required to establish whether these conclusions and policy recommendations are applicable across Scotland and the wider UK.\nUWS-Oxfam Partnership\nUWS-Oxfam Partnership: Collaborative Research Reports Series\nGunson, D., Nuttall, L., Akhtar, S., Khan, A., Avian, G., Thomas, L., ... Pautz, H. (Ed.) (2019). Spiritual Beliefs and Mental Health: A Study of Muslim Women in Glasgow. (UWS-Oxfam Partnership: Collaborative Research Reports Series; No. 4). UWS-Oxfam Partnership.\nGunson, Darryl ; Nuttall, Lawrence ; Akhtar, Smina ; Khan, Adam ; Avian, Gizala ; Thomas, Linda ; Collins, Charles (Editor) ; Sims, Rhiannon (Editor) ; Pautz, Hartwig (Editor). / Spiritual Beliefs and Mental Health : A Study of Muslim Women in Glasgow. UWS-Oxfam Partnership, 2019. 31 p. 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UWS-Oxfam Partnership: Collaborative Research Reports Series, no. 4, UWS-Oxfam Partnership.\nSpiritual Beliefs and Mental Health : A Study of Muslim Women in Glasgow. / Gunson, Darryl; Nuttall, Lawrence; Akhtar, Smina ; Khan, Adam ; Avian, Gizala ; Thomas, Linda; Collins, Charles (Editor); Sims, Rhiannon (Editor); Pautz, Hartwig (Editor).\nUWS-Oxfam Partnership, 2019. 31 p. (UWS-Oxfam Partnership: Collaborative Research Reports Series; No. 4).\nT1 - Spiritual Beliefs and Mental Health\nT2 - A Study of Muslim Women in Glasgow\nAU - Gunson,Darryl\nAU - Nuttall,Lawrence\nAU - Akhtar,Smina\nAU - Khan,Adam\nAU - Avian,Gizala\nAU - Thomas,Linda\nA2 - Collins,Charles\nA2 - Sims,Rhiannon\nA2 - Pautz,Hartwig\nN2 - This research report explores the nature of Muslim belief in phenomena such as \u2018jinn\u2019 (spiritual beings), spirit possession and black magic, and investigates whether such beliefs can have harmful consequences for the mental health of Muslim women. 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A greater focus on enhancing the \u2018cultural competencies\u2019 of health and social care professionals is necessary for addressing the issues discussed in this report.2. Policy makers, community leaders (including imams) and representatives of Muslim women should work in partnership to understand the specific mental health needs that Muslim women may have. This would involve identifying barriers to effective and timely treatment and planning appropriate responses and services.3. There should be initiatives to engage members of the Muslim community with the theme of mental health, the stigma associated with mental ill-health, and the mental health services available. 4. 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        "raw_content": "Why a Good Night\u2019s Sleep Tanks Your Diabetes Risk\nApril 3, 2017 All posts Reverie Reverie\nInsulin is the kind of word that everyone has heard and few people understand, but it\u2019s critically important for everybody on Earth. Insulin affects how well your body absorbs nutrients, how it processes carbohydrates, and plays a major role in your body fat\u2014both how much you have and how easily you can lose it. Since your body fat has a real effect on your inflammation and risk of chronic disease, how you manage your insulin is significant not only with regard to your diabetes risk, but the quality and length of your life.\nAnd yes, sleep has an enormous impact on your insulin.\nFirst, let\u2019s get clear on the basics of insulin. Whenever we eat carbs (and a little bit when we eat protein), the pancreas releases insulin, which is a hormone that helps us move the sugars out of our bloodstream and into our muscles and organs where they can later be used for energy. Essentially, carbs give you energy, and insulin is what helps move the energy from your food into your own energy stores.\nBut what really matters when it comes down to diabetes and overall health is a factor called insulin sensitivity, which measures how well your body responds to the hormone.\nSee, your insulin spikes when you consume carbs, and it really spikes when you eat a source of carbohydrates without much fat, fiber, or protein to slow the digestion\u2014candy, Oreos, and orange juice are great examples of foods that send your insulin soaring. If you eat sugary junk very frequently, you\u2019ll spike your insulin so often that your body becomes less sensitive to it, sort of in the same way that drinking coffee every morning makes you more resistant to its effects.\nIf you have poor insulin sensitivity (also known as insulin resistance), you do a less efficient job of digesting carbohydrates, and carbs are a lot more likely to make you gain fat. And as you become more and more insulin resistant, the pancreas needs to produce more and more insulin to do its job, until it eventually gets worn out and stops being able to produce the hormone properly. That\u2019s when type 2 diabetes is diagnosed.\nSo whether you have a family history of diabetes, or you just want to see your six-pack, your insulin resistance is something you want to keep an eye on. You might have picked up on the fact that maintaining a diet that\u2019s low in sugar and high in fiber, protein, and healthy fats is a good start. But there are a lot of ways to improve your insulin sensitivity that have nothing to do with diet: Regular exercise, for example, is a well-known remedy. And one of the simplest and most effective ways to boost your sensitivity, slash your diabetes risk, and improve your body fat, is to simply close your eyes and go to sleep.\nA 2012 study received widespread media attention when it found that sleep deprivation actually impairs the ability of fat cells to respond to insulin. Seven young men and women were studied for eight days, and were only permitted 4.5 hours of sleep per night during the second half of the experiment. At its conclusion, the participants\u2019 insulin sensitivity was, on average, 16 percent lower than it had been at its beginning, and the sensitivity of their fat cells had decreased by thirty percent, leaving them at the same levels usually seen in people who are obese or have diabetes. The fat cells needed three times the regular amount of insulin in order to activate an enzyme called Akt, which is essential for regulating blood sugar\u2014this was the first study to find the specific cellular mechanism that connects a lack of sleep with a higher diabetes risk.\nThe senior author of the study told CNN, \u201cThis is the equivalent of metabolically aging someone 10 to 20 years just from four nights of partial sleep restriction\u2026 fat cells need sleep, and when they don\u2019t get enough sleep, they become metabolically groggy.\u201d\nTo make matters worse, a lot of the diabetes markers exacerbate each other as well: eating a lot of sugar can increase urination, which can interfere with sleep, which can also make you more prone to mindless snacking and higher levels of body fat, all of which is a perfect storm for insulin resistance and a ticket to type 2 diabetes.\nFortunately, reversing the trend is also synergistic: eat plenty of protein, fiber, and good fats, exercise regularly, sleep deeply, and you\u2019ll create the best possible environment for insulin sensitivity, longevity, and a healthy, powerful body.",
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        "raw_content": "3He restores my soul. Psalm 23:2-3\nThe Shepherd Provides\nThe early Native Americans had a unique practice of training young braves. On the night of a boy\u2019s thirteenth birthday, after learning hunting, scouting, and fishing skills, he was put to one final test. He was placed in a dense forest to spend the entire night alone. Until then, he had never been away from the security of the family and the tribe. But on this night, he was blindfolded and taken several miles away. When he took off the blindfold, he was in the middle of thick woods, and he was terrified! Every time a twig snapped, he visualized a wild animal ready to pounce. After what seemed like an eternity, dawn broke, and the first rays of sunlight entered the interior of the forest. Looking around, the boy saw flowers, trees, and the outline of the path. Then, to his utter astonishment, he beheld the figure of a man standing just a few feet away, armed with a bow and arrow. It was his father. He had been there all night long. -Our Daily Bread.\nStop and ponder that picture for a moment. We go through life so often feeling terrified of all things happening around us. Like the blindfolded young braves, we attempt to man up and get through life all alone not knowing or understanding that we are never alone. The Good Shepherd is there all the time never more than a few feet away, saying it is ok. It is safe. As we continue to slow-walk our way through Psalm 23, there are just two imagines to meditate on here.\nHe settles me down in green pastures.\nSheep are skittish creatures and with good reason. They have no weapons with which to defend themselves. So, a sheep will not merely plop down for a nap unless the conditions are ideal. No one can make a lamb lie down. And only very young sheep can lie down and get up without assistance. Sheep will only lie down when: 1) they have had plenty to eat, 2) have quenched their thirst, and 3) they are not threatened by any wild animal or disturbed by biting insects. Jesus, the Good Shepherd, says you can have that feeling of complete protection and provision. I will take care of all your needs so that you can rest secure in the bosom of your Savior.\nSheep are afraid to drink water if it is moving. So, to accommodate the sheep the shepherd must plan his entire day around the availability of water in the middle of the day. Sheep reminds me a lot of people. We need to be pampered and cared for; we tend to be easily disturbed by the things around us beyond our control. In spite of how difficult we can be to care for and even love, Jesus, the Good Shepherd, knowing all of this about us still provides \u201cstill water\u201d no matter the cost. And the price to the Good Shepherd was His life. He still leads me. He still loves me. His still waters indeed run deep.\nhttps://revheadpin.org/2017/05/18/do-you-know-any-shepherds/\nhttps://revheadpin.org/2017/05/31/are-the-needs-of-the-one-greater-than-the-needs-of-the-many\nCategory: Devotional Message, Psalm 23Tags: Faith, Jesus, Psalm 23, Sheep, shepherd\n\u2190 Where Did I Come From?\nMeet and Greet: It\u2019s All About Sharing! \u2192\n5 Comments on \u201cStill, Waters Run Deep!\u201d\nI am glad you enjoyed it. The next one comes out Wednesday on navigating the valley of death. Have a blessed day.",
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        "raw_content": "Salt Lake City\u2014Gary Bowen is Steton Technology Group\u2019s new chief financial officer. He has 28 years experience in finances and operations management. Previously, Bowen worked as a management consultant for GB Leadership & Management Consulting, VP of finance & operations for Amer Sports and CFO/VP of operations for Ogio International. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in finance and an MBA from Brigham Young University. Steton provides business performance software to the food service, hospitality and retail industries. The company has offices in Salt Lake City and St. George.\nSalt Lake City\u2014The Salt Lake Chamber has announced Abby Albrecht as a Public Policy Area Director and Director of the Utah Transportation Coalition. Albrecht\u2019s hiring comes as the Salt Lake Chamber builds the strength of its public policy team. Albrecht most recently worked for Granite Construction having served as Government and Public Affairs Manager, which included the responsibilities of overseeing government affairs, corporate branding and gifting, marketing and business development. In 2012, she became the Director for the Utah Transportation Coalition, a group of business and civic leaders working together to protect Utah\u2019s environment, improve the economy and preserve our quality of life. The Coalition advocates for transportation investment and a long-term funding solution for both state and local needs. Albrecht was featured in Utah Construction & Design as a \u201cYoung Gun of 2013,\u201d for being an individual that is making their mark within their respective industry and helping lead their company to greater heights. Albrecht is an active committee member of the Utah AGC, ABC, a founding member of the Utah 2040PAC, sits on the Executive Board U.S. Chamber Transportation Infrastructure and Logistics Committee and is a board member of the GOAL Foundation.\nSalt Lake City\u2014Zions Bank has promoted three senior managers to executive management roles over key divisions. Tom Morgan has been promoted to executive vice president of Retail Banking. He is responsible for sales and strategy of the bank\u2019s 124 branches in Utah and Idaho. Most recently, he served as Central Utah Region President and has held various senior leadership positions with the company since he joined Zions in 1989. David R. Gill has been promoted to executive vice president of Zions Bank\u2019s Corporate Services Division, bringing 13 years of financial industry experience to the position. Previously, he served as the director of Corporate Services. Cristie Richards has been named as an executive vice president in Private and Executive Banking. She previously served as senior vice president of retail strategies at Zions Bank, and brings 26 years of financial industry experience to the position.\nSalt Lake City\u2014Transfac Capital, the Salt Lake City-based company specializing in factoring and alternative business finance, continues the expansion of its talented sales team by appointing Tanya Fontenot as Vice President of Business Development. Fontenot has over a decade of experience in the small business finance sector, having previously held the position of Business Development Officer for Amerisource Funding, and more recently as Vice President at CV Credit.\n\u2013 See more at: Utah Business\nor link to article here.",
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        "raw_content": "7 Ways Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inspires Change Today\nRemembering MLK on the 50th anniversary of his death.\nBefore his assassination on April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. performed the arduous work of ensuring civil rights in multiple ways.\nHe organized marches, including the pivotal 54-mile voting rights march from Selma, Alabama to Montgomery in 1965. He led the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), who spearheaded a student sit-in movement in 1960 and the Freedom Rides in 1961. He crafted the famous \u201cLetter From A Birmingham Jail\u201d in 1963. He delivered the \u201cI Have A Dream\u201d speech also in 1963. His words, enhanced by courage, conviction and Black oratory traditions, were like colorful strokes painting a better world for people of color.\nWhen King was killed at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee in April 1968, his death sent shock waves throughout the nation. Opponents of King thought his life\u2019s work would be cut short, but they had underestimated his power. They couldn\u2019t stop King\u2019s memory and words from living on and inspiring others.\nHere are some of the ways that MLK is inspiring activists, public figures and more folks, young and older, today:\nMartin Luther King was assassinated 50 years ago. This is an extract from the powerful, prophetic speech he made just a day before. #MLK50 pic.twitter.com/9TqcPNykxv\nPost-King: Where Do We Go From Here?\nRoland Martin reported live from the National Civil Rights Museum, formerly the Lorraine Motel, in Memphis for TV One\u2019s #MLK50 Day of Remembrance event on Wednesday.\nMartin joined the museum and University of Memphis Law School and covered their two-day symposium that kicked off on Monday. The symposium held a discussion about the issues that King addressed in his final book, Where Do We Go From Here?, including chronic poverty in the African-American community.\n4.4.18: #MLK50: Live from the National Civil Rights Museum, formerly the Lorraine Motel https://t.co/CzyPKuFilR\n\u2014 rolandsmartin (@rolandsmartin) April 4, 2018\n4.4.18: #MLK50: Live from the National Civil Rights Museum, formerly the Lorraine Motel https://t.co/2Y0stafzLC pic.twitter.com/NBcq1rSvPR\n\u2014 TV One (@tvonetv) April 4, 2018\nRacism Resistance\nKing was an outspoken advocate for the rights of folks of color. On his 50th anniversary, people have united to end racism, committing to finishing the work that he began.\nToday is the day. Join us in the #Rally2EndRacism. Tag @afronews in your photos and videos from the National Mall. #MLK #BlackHistory pic.twitter.com/47W2Ncd6e2\n\u2014 AFRO News (@afronews) April 4, 2018\nEric Holder Talks At #MLK50\nFormer U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder addressed the crowd at the National Civil Rights Museum symposium with a speech on Monday that affirmed King\u2019s great work. Holder was inspired by King to help unite Americans \u201cin the name of tolerance, nonviolence, compassion, love and justice.\u201d\n\u201cLet\u2019s pledge our best efforts to protect the advances that we have inherited and make real the legacy that has been entrusted to each of us,\u201d Holder said, the Commercial Appeal reported. \u201cThat is our charge, and this is our moment.\u201d\nObama Sits Down With John Lewis\nBarack Obama\u2018s Foundation published an important roundtable discussion with U.S. Democratic Rep (GA) and civil rights leader John Lewis for My Brother\u2019s Keeper Alliance. Obama and Lewis were joined by students from Ron Brown College Preparatory High School in Washington, D.C. and talked about how King\u2019s mission is still relevant today.\nParkland Students Fight For Gun Control\nLeading up to King\u2019s assassination anniversary, Mei-Ling Ho-Shing, a 17-year-old Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student in Parkland, Florida drew strength for fighting for gun reform from King, USA Today reported.\n\u201cBelieve that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word in reality,\u201dHo-Shing said at King\u2019s Memorial at the nation\u2019s capitol in Washington, D.C. before the March For Our Lives nationwide protest against gun violence. \u201cThis is why right, temporarily defeated, is stronger than evil triumphant.\u201d\nProtests Against Police Shootings\nKing\u2019s son Martin Luther King III delivered encouraging words Tuesday to Black Lives Matter activists fighting for justice for Stephon Clark.\n\u201cI can\u2019t say enough about my brothers and sisters of Black Lives Matter. Just a couple of days ago in Sacramento, we saw a young man gunned down holding a cellphone,\u201d King said on the eve of King\u2019s assassination anniversary, according to KCRA. \u201cJustice must be done somehow, someway, someday and really right now.\u201d\nVying For Voting Rights\nAdvocates for voting rights have taken cues from King in recent months. Several activists gathered at the U.S. Supreme Court for a rally to oppose voting rolls purges in January, Politico reported. One of King\u2019s central motivations for the March from Selma was to fight for voting rights.\nDevonte Hart And His Siblings Removed From Public School The Day After Mother\u2019s Child Abuse Conviction\nNorth Carolina Cop Kills 60-Year-Old Black Man Within Minutes After A Traffic Stop\n7 Ways Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Inspires Change Today was originally published on newsone.com",
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        "raw_content": "Photo credit: Instagram \u2013 @cynthiabailey10\nCynthia Bailey has already served as the face of women\u2019s health issues since she shared in 2013 that she had to undergo uterine fibroid embolization treatment. Since then, it\u2019s seemed like Bailey has been the picture-perfect image of health and beauty. However, this week the legendary beauty revealed that she was diagnosed with a tumor and had to have it removed.\nAccording to Bravo\u2019s \u201cThe Daily Dish,\u201d the health scare happened about two months ago.\n\u201cI noticed a slight[ly] raised lump on my back near my left shoulder blade about two months ago. At first, I thought I had been bitten by something, or it was just back fat. A couple of weeks later, I noticed that it was still there and seemed to be growing,\u201d Bailey said. \u201cI went to the doctor and was told that it was [a] lipoma, a fatty tumor. \u2026 I Googled it immediately and was blown away by the photos of the worst cases in particular. I was scared because as soon as I heard the word \u2018tumor,\u2019 I immediately thought cancer.\u201d\nThankfully, the tumor wasn\u2019t cancerous and Bailey was able to schedule surgery fairly quickly.\n\u201cSurgery went well, however it went much longer than expected because the tumor was embedded very deeply in my back and partially under a muscle. It was also larger than expected,\u201d she said. \u201cIn the end, thankfully all the lipoma was removed successfully, and it is benign.\u201d\nNow Bailey, who recently wrapped the 10th season of \u201cThe Real Housewives of Atlanta,\u201d is at home resting and recovering.\n\u201cI am home at Lake Bailey recovering,\u201d Bailey shared. \u201cThanks to everyone for all the well wishes, texts, and flowers.\u201d\nWe\u2019re glad that Bailey\u2019s health scare was minimal and that she\u2019s doing much better now. Let us know what you think of her health scare in the comments below.\nTags: Celebrities With Tumors, Celebrity Health Scares, Cynthia Bailey, RHOA, The Real Housewives of Atlanta",
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        "raw_content": "This policy sets out Ropes that Rescue\u2019 commitment to ensure that any individual who provides information to Ropes that Rescue is protected according to the requirements of the Privacy Amendment Act (Private Sector) 2000.\nThis policy applies to all Ropes that Rescue employees in Australia. Provisions outlined in Awards, Agreements or other local legislation should be read in conjunction with this policy.\nThis policy also extends to current and former contractors, applicants for employment or contractor positions and referees for applicants.\nRopes that Rescue recognises the importance of protecting personal information, which it may be required to collect from individuals who become associated with its business. Ropes that Rescue is committed to taking all reasonable steps in order to comply with the Privacy Act and to protect the privacy of personal information that it holds.\nPersonal information will only be used for purposes set out in this policy unless Ropes that Rescue is required by law to disclose specific information about an individual.\n\u201cPersonal information\u201d means information relating to an individual, including an opinion, which may by provided to Ropes that Rescue, either in material form or not, and whether true or not. 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        "raw_content": "3D Systems Named a Finalist in the CNET \u201cBest of CES\u201d Awards at the 2012 International CES\nROCK HILL, South Carolina, January 12, 2012 \u2013 3D Systems Corporation (NYSE: DDD) announced today that it has been selected by the editors at CNET (www.cnet.com) as a finalist in this year\u2019s \u201cBest of CES\u201d awards for its Cube\u2122 3D printer and Cubify.com. Winners will be announced on Thursday, January 12, at 2:00 p.m. (EST) live at the CNET booth in the South Hall lobby.\nThe \u201cBest of CES\u201d Awards, which are produced and judged by CNET, recognize the hottest products at the 2012 CES, including a Best of Show and People's Voice award selected by the CNET online audience. The awards recognize the most innovative products that set the standard for all other products in the industry. Leading up to and throughout the show, CNET Editors will be blogging about pre-show, buzz-worthy products in a variety of tech categories, including mobile apps; televisions; tablets; and cell phones and smartphones.\nCubify.com combines coloring book simplicity with the most comprehensive online digital resources and tools to deliver a vivid and fluid 3D create-and-make experience. Cubify.com turns any mobile device, tablet or Kinect\u00ae device into a powerful, digital canvas with intuitive 3D apps, rich 3D printable content libraries of games, puzzles and collections. The Cube\u2122 3D home printer is the first ever consumer 3D printer for kids and adults alike. The Cube\u2122 is priced at $1,299 and ready to print right out of the box in up to 10 vibrant colors. The Cube\u2122 is easy to use and affordable to own. Cube\u2122 printed creation cost around $4 to print\n\u201cIt\u2019s a real honor to be a finalist in this year\u2019s \u201cBest of CES\u201d awards. Cubify.com empowers everyone to unleash their creativity and bring their unique ideas to life in 3D,\u201d said Abe Reichental, President and CEO, 3D Systems. \u201cOur 3D cloud printing makes it easy to make it real, starting today, whether or not you own our Cube\u2122 3D printer.\u201d\nAs a finalist for a \u201cBest of CES\u201d Award, Cube\u2122 3D consumer printer is also eligible to win a People's Voice Award. Online viewers following CNET's in-depth coverage of the 2012 CES \u2013 from videos to product reviews and slideshows from the show floor \u2013 can participate by voting for their favorite product at cnet.com/pv. Voting is open to the public from Wednesday, January 11th at 10 a.m. (PST) and closes at 10 a.m. (PST) on Thursday, January 12th.\nVideos of the finalist products can be found at http://www.cnet.com/ces.\nThe 2012 International CES will feature 2,500 global technology companies unveiling the latest consumer technology products and services across 15 major product categories including the latest in audio, automotive electronics, connected home technologies, digital imaging, electronic gaming, entertainment/content and more. For more information on CES, visit CESweb.org.\nCertain statements made in this release that are not statements of historical or current facts are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements may involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from historical results or from any future results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. In addition to statements that explicitly describe such risks and uncertainties, readers are urged to consider statements in the conditional or future tenses or that includes terms such as \u201cbelieves,\u201d \u201cbelief,\u201d \u201cexpects,\u201d \u201cestimates,\u201d \u201cintends,\u201d \u201canticipates\u201d or \u201cplans\u201d to be uncertain and forward-looking. Forward-looking statements may include comments as to the company\u2019s beliefs and expectations as to future events and trends affecting its business and are necessarily subject to uncertainties, many of which are outside the control of the company. 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        "raw_content": "On the Origin of the Expression \u201cItalian Tears\u201d\nA-this is a-good for a-now.\nPosted in Reflections on Kin, Uncategorized\t/ Tagged accented speech, Italian accent in English, Italian tears\t/ Leave a comment\nAnother Lost Giant\nThis is from \u201cThe Bee Journal,\u201d which could be its own short book\u2014an internally coherent novella of a little over 170 pages\u2014and is one of the final three parts of Kin I am translating, along with \u201cParker 51\u201d and \u201cSarajevo Dogs.\u201d\nWhile some appraised Plague and Exodus as an outrageous casserole, \u201cthe product of a megalomaniacal mind,\u201d \u201ca work of provincial learning that suffers from delusions of grandeur,\u201d one big prank by a collection of idiots, or, simply garbage, the sort that occasionally appears everywhere as a result of the over-production of books, others, a small number, but largely more authoritative and powerful, greeted it as an epoch-making book, \u201cthe final actualization of a brilliant intellectual biography, proof of how the greatest literary works and historiographical syntheses take shape in the solitude of monastery cells, far from university cathedrals and academies, in peace and in silence, with anthropological reach into the depth of our civilization\u2019s sub-conscience, magisterial cultural and historical ceremony and summation, a disclosure of the human and the apiary soul, a theological tractatus on insects and on flowers, which puts man and God face to face, even for those of us who don\u2019t believe in either the one or the other. Plague and Exodus is all of this and much more!\u201d This was what Professor of Aesthetics Ivan Focht wrote about [\u0110or\u0111e] Bijeli\u0107\u2019s book, but all the polemics were halted and all the derision died when Miroslav Krle\u017ea raised his head in defense of Bijeli\u0107\u2019s work. He was not leaving his house anymore by then. He was old and found it hard to move. He was no longer writing, but he came forward on two occasions, to defend two books: Danilo Ki\u0161\u2019s A Tomb for Boris Davidovi\u0107 and Bijeli\u0107\u2019s Plague and Exodus. Both had been written by Jews, one dealing with concentration camps, the other with beehives.\nI find the interweaving of fact and fiction, literary history with invented literature, and the invented histories of invented literature, both fascinating and effective. It is just one of the many things Jergovi\u0107 does well in the book.\nPosted in Reflections on Kin, Uncategorized\t/ Tagged A Tomb for Boris Davidovic, Danilo Kis, Djordje Bijelic, Ivan Focht, Jerg, Kin, Miroslav Krleza, Plague and Exodus\t/ Leave a comment\nInternal Rhyme for the Kicker\nI\u2019m moving so fast now that it\u2019s likely I\u2019ll forget even more of this process than elsewhere, so I\u2019m creating a quick post as a memory marker. This is towards the end of \u201cThe Match Juggler,\u201d an extraordinary story that actually has a slightly longer title: \u201cThe Match Juggler\u2014Furtw\u00e4ngler.\u201d The eponymous juggler is introduced early in the story and then left, when Rudolf Stubler says good-bye to him at the Graz station. Stubler continues on to Berlin, where he has a chance encounter, and a long conversation, with the conductor Wilhelm Furtw\u00e4ngler. The title of the story is ambiguous about whether Furtw\u00e4ngler is his own sort of match juggler. It is a story about art, the death of Beethoven at the hands of the Nazis, the Holocaust, and much more.\nThe thing I want to remember is the internal rhyme I\u2019ve placed in this paragraph, which does not exist in the source but seems right to me here:\nThis was what Wilhelm Furtw\u00e4ngler was told, which he, word for word, conveyed to Rudolf Stubler, who would tell the story of these events during family gatherings, when someone got married or when someone was buried. Among the Stublers, as has been noted and as the finale of this family history testifies, they buried a lot more than they married.\nI will finish this seventy-page story today, then move on to \u201cThe Bee Log,\u201d an internal novella of 170 pages or so.\nPosted in Reflections on Kin, Uncategorized\t/ Tagged Beethoven, Holocaust, internal rhyme, Nazis, Rudolf Stubler, The Match Juggler--Furtw\u00e4ngler, Wilhelm Furtw\u00e4ngler\t/ Leave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "Chicken Little vs the IPCC\nNow that the Democrat\u2019s have been dethroned, scientists galore are coming out of the woodwork in favor of the truth: \u201cIt is becoming clear that not only do many scientists dispute the asserted global warming crisis, but these skeptical scientists may indeed form a scientific consensus. \u201cDon\u2019t look now, but maybe a scientific consensus exists [\u2026]\nFreedom of Speech and of the Press\nThis article raises a very good question: \u201cDoes the First Amendment protect global warming deniers?\u201d The answer is, unequivocally and resoundingly \u201cYES.\u201d No federal, state, county, or local entity, nor any law enforcement or public business may restrict people\u2019s expression concerning the pros and/or cons of various viewpoints on global warming, climate change, denying, etc. We [\u2026]\nWeather Disasters Caused by Bad Decisions, not Global Warming or Climate Change\nDr. Jeff Masters, co-founder of Weather Underground, wrote a very interesting article entitled, \u201cEarth\u2019s 29 Billion-Dollar Weather Disasters of 2015: 4th Most on Record\u201d today. What I found most interesting about is the the fact he failed to mention the root cause of the disasters. Here are the disaster basics: The count was very confusing. [\u2026]\nLeading Climatologist Debunks the \u201cClimate Change\u201d Hype\nThis week in the House Natural Resources Committee, Congressman Doug Lamborn engaged in a fascinating dialogue with Mr. John Christy Professor of Atmospheric Science and State Climatologist National Space Science and Technology Center, University of Alabama. During their exchange, Professor Christy categorized the impact that a single project (such as a coal-fired power plant) would have [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "Main idea of the poem to my fellow youth\nThe poet is separated from the rest of humanity after he is exposed to the power to create and is able to witness visions of truth. Many serious clue gatherers figured that out long before TFTW was published. A contract was drawn up on 12 April for 80 pounds.\nIn all my dreams before my helpless sight, He plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning. He personally experienced these very bloody scenes, fighting on whilst his men were blasted. Of other generations much is expected. There is a heavy use of assonancethe reuse of vowel sounds, and a reliance on alliteration, repetition of the first sound of a word, within the poem including the first line: Maybe they should consider the possibility of some other location.\nContrast this scenario played out in the first octave with the sestet's theme of religious ritual and funeral gatherings. The vision of the sites, including the dome, the cavern, and the fountain, are similar to an apocalyptic vision.\nOn Awaking he appeared to himself to have a distinct recollection of the whole, and taking his pen, ink, and paper, instantly and eagerly wrote down the lines that are here preserved. I have to admit, there is plenty of evidence that hoB is very difficult given the fact that some searchers that sent ff Main idea of the poem to my fellow youth solves early in the Chase subsequently learned that some of them had sent him the correct first two clues and they have still not been able to solve it after all of these years.\nYet from the still surviving recollections in his mind, the Author has frequently purposed to finish for himself what had been originally, as it were, given to him. He survived, but with a grievous wound in his chest.\nDeath often comes slowly inflicting excruciating pain on the wounded solitary soldier.\nThe second stanza is not necessarily part of the original dream and refers to the dream in the past tense. The custome is that all the male child of the Kings, except the Heires, as soone as they be brought up, they send them presendly to a very great Rock, which stands in the province of Amara, and there they pass all their life, and never come out from thence, except the King which reignith departeth their life without Heires.\nWhen he came to a meadow, they ran from their holes and ran across the fields and pastures after him. Politics Politics are often the cause war, yet it is the men who have nothing to do with politics who are recruited to fight it. Undaunted by the savage attack, he continued to fire at the enemy until he became too weak to continue.\nOh for a trap, a trap, a trap! To My Fellow Youth If a nation's people certainly love The gift of their language bestowed by heaven, So too will they regain their pawned freedom Like a bird who takes to the sky. He reviewed the collection of poems for 2 June Examiner, and, in his analysis, he attacked the fragmentary nature of the work and argued, \"The fault of Mr Coleridge is, that he comes to no conclusion A further sixteen thousand marchers were civilians ranging from federal and state officials to high school bands and Boy Scoutsaccompanied by forty floats.\nThe poet of the Preface is a dreamer who must write and the poet of the poem is a vocal individual, but both are poets who lose inspiration. Also note the term \"blood-shod\" which suggests a parallel with horses, and the fact that many are lame, drunk, blind and deaf. The poem throughout compares the deaths of the soldiers with traditional funeral rites and ceremonies.\nKennedy spoke his famous words, \"ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Dal but, again, I understand you have limits on how much you would want to share about your solve so no worries if you cannot share more than you already have.\nIt was a rare show of defiance in the face of heavy odds. The verb to patter out means to speak rapidly and noisily; so the rifles firing so loudly and quickly smother the orisons the prayers of the men.\nNote also the onomatopoeia and alliteration present in line three, stuttering rifles' rapid rattle, enjambment helping keep the sense of speed and energy on into line four.\nWhat did he do soon after the explosion? As they began to descend, the enemy rained bullets on them killing almost all of them instantly. Crewe Manuscript Which, in the published version, became: Still, each of the themes center around war and the antiquated notions associated with it.\nAs a poet, Coleridge places himself in an uncertain position as either master over his creative powers or a slave to it. I guess I missed an important part of that quote. The author has sung the praise of the young valiant soldier who, despite his fatal wound in the chest, defies death, and rues his inability to continue fighting.Fair hope of my Motherland!\nSoar high, oh genius great, And with noble thoughts fill their mind; The honor's glorious seat, May their virgin mind fly and find More rapidly than the wind. Descend with the pleasing light Of the arts and sciences to the plain, Oh Youth, and break forthright The links of the heavy chain That your poetic genius enchain.\nThe My Species Doth Protest Too Much trope as used in popular culture. When you're on the Planet of Hats for too long, someone's hat is going to fall off. The Thomas Gray Archive is a collaborative digital archive and research project devoted to the life and work of eighteenth-century poet, letter-writer, and scholar Thomas Gray (), author of the acclaimed 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' ().\nThe poem \"THE FILIPINO YOUTH\"wrote by rizal is the best message to us especially to the youth. To remind us how important our youth in southshorechorale.com how we care our own nation. As a youth for today,i'm proud to give and share the blessing that i have to make the people know how love.\nabid, abyd, abyde verb, prsnt. remain, await, wait; abood verb, pst. awaited, remained. abideth, abydeth verb awaits. abidyng verb awaiting. able adj. suitable. \"Sa Aking mga Kabata\" (English: To My Fellow Youth) is a poem about the love of one's native language written in Tagalog.\nIt is widely attributed to the Filipino national hero Jos\u00e9 Rizal, who supposedly wrote it in at the age of eight. 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        "raw_content": "On August 16, 2017 August 15, 2017 By lucindasagemidgordenIn personal growth, Uncategorized\n\u201cChains do not hold a marriage together. It is threads, hundreds of tiny threads, which sew people together through the years.\u201d ~ Simone Signoret\nToday is my thirty-seventh wedding anniversary. It\u2019s hard to believe that my husband and I have been married that many years, but then his parents celebrated their sixtieth anniversary last month, so Barry and I have a long way to go to beat that record.\nFor obvious reasons it feels appropriate to look back and reflect upon all the things I\u2019ve learned from being married.\nFirst of all I should say that we have no children, so the things I might have learned from being a parent I\u2019ve had to learn in other ways, or not at all. I don\u2019t regret that decision one bit. It was right for us.\nThe way Barry and I realized we were in love was right out of a movie script. We were in one of the college choirs together, and were preparing for a tour during Winter Term. It was January in Iowa. One evening at the end of rehearsal, the director told us to go ahead and put on our coats and other winter gear while we sang one of our encore songs, which happened to be \u201cLet It Be Me\u201d. Barry and I were goofing around pretending we were in a play singing to each other, when all of a sudden, looking into each other\u2019s eyes, something changed. We both felt it. That was the beginning of our romantic relationship.\nRelationships can begin like that. But romance is only the spark that brings a couple together. I was naive and thought that that tingly all over feeling was love and would last forever. I assumed that Barry was supposed to be my everything, meet all my needs, and I was in turn to be that for him. It was a shock when I understood that that is not realistic. A marriage where the two people are completely dependent on each other is not healthy. That couple is codependent and for awhile that applied to Barry and me. However a few years into our marriage, I learned one of the most important lessons of my life. I had to take responsibility for myself and make sure I did the personal work necessary to bring my best self to my relationship with Barry.\nThis led to another huge realization. Barry is my beloved and I rely on him for many things. But now I know that if something were to happen to him, I\u2019d miss him terribly but I\u2019d be okay.\nLearning the above lessons started the day Barry and I were having an argument and I said to him, \u201cWhen you say that, I feel \u2026\u201d The look on his face told me he was appalled, and he told me what he had intended by what he said. It was completely opposite to what I assumed he meant. What I assumed and what he intended were two completely different things. That was a big revelation. I learned that day that we hear one thing based on our past experiences, when in fact the other person might be trying to say something else. From that day onward, I checked in with him when we were having a discussion so that I understood just what he intended before getting all bent out of shape.\nOver the years, I learned another vital lesson; that every day I must make the choice to commit to making our marriage work. For several years, I was sure that Barry would realize that I wasn\u2019t worth his time and would leave me. So to protect my heart, I held back. I didn\u2019t fully share my thoughts, or my affections. No relationship can work if one or both people are hiding behind their fear. When I was able to love and accept myself as I was, faults and all, I was able to open up and allow Barry his imperfections, and not try to change him.\nMy relationship with Barry has changed me in other ways. When he came into my life, I was an extremely serious person. I saw the world as a scary, hostile place. He, on the other hand, has a fantastic sense of humor and most of the time sees life as fun rather than a chore to get through. I\u2019m forever grateful that he taught me how to laugh. Because of him, I now see life as an adventure. There are so many people to connect with, love and compassion to share, and beauty and wonder to experience everywhere. If it hadn\u2019t been for him, I would never have had the courage to follow my dreams and try lots of daring new things. I hate to think what might have happened to me if I hadn\u2019t married him. Though I do remember saying months or maybe even a year before Barry and I got together, that I deserved to find a true and lasting love and I wasn\u2019t going to settle for anything less. I guess I was on my way to trusting that I lived in a friendly universe after all. Falling in love with Barry was confirmation of that fact.\nIn these last few years of our marriage, I\u2019ve learned the largest lesson of all, that each person is much more than all the outer things we associate with being human. At the core of each of us is a shining, creative, loving human being full of talents to offer the world. Most of the time we get bogged down by self-hatred, or the things we own, or by seeking the house, job, or education we think of as necessary to live a happy life. But none of those things are the true essence of who we really are.\nSince we\u2019re both artists in our different ways, there have been times when Barry and I have found common ground struggling to find our place in the world. Much of the time people don\u2019t understand or appreciate that artists and creatives look at the world in new and different ways to come up with their theories, or inventions, or artwork. Having so much in common with Barry has given me the freedom to explore and create. These thirty-seven years are ones I\u2019m extremely grateful to have lived. I look forward to many more wonderful years of creativity and self-discovery with my beloved husband, Barry.\nPost Script: A couple of days ago I went to the dentist. I mentioned our upcoming anniversary. Since he\u2019s a former student of mine, he knew me well enough to ask what was the secret for such a long and happy marriage. Without thinking I said that each couple needs to figure that out for themselves, that there isn\u2019t one right answer to that question. I did qualify that statement by saying that I think good communication is a key component to all good relationships. He and his assistant agreed.\nI added that little story to say that I\u2019ve shared what I\u2019ve learned, but those are my lessons and realizations and might not necessarily apply to you and your relationships, so happy discoveries to you all.\nLucinda is the author of The Space Between Time, a historical, time-travel, magical realism women\u2019s novel. It\u2019s available in all ebook formats at Smashwords, and will soon be available in a print-on-demand version at Amazon and other fine book sellers. To join her email list, click here. She will never sell the names on her list.\nLife LessonsMarriage\n2 thoughts on \u201cMarriage Lessons\u201d\nThank you Lucinda. This is beautiful\u2026.words I hope to remember and experience\u2026..\nThanks, Rita. I hope you are well.",
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        "raw_content": "Information Regarding the Presentation of Relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina\nI am sharing information regarding the presentation of the relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina on the occasion of the 130th anniversary of his birth. The Saint Pio Foundation in collaboration with the Capuchin Friars of Pietrelcina have organized a first-time tour of his relics in the United States, with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia as the first stop on this tour.\nThe Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul will display for veneration the relics of Saint Pio during the weekend of May 6 \u2013 8 with opportunities for penance and reconciliation.\nPlease see below and the attached flyer for additional information.\nPRESENTATION OF THE RELICS\nOF SAINT PIO OF PIETRELCINA\nTO THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA\nON THE OCCASION OF THE 130TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH\nThe Saint Pio Foundation in collaboration with the Capuchin Friars of Pietrelcina have organized a first-time tour of the relics of Padre Pio here in the United States with the Archdiocese as the first place for this tour.\nSCHEDULE FOR THE PRESENTATION AND VENERATION\nOF THE RELICS OF PADRE PIO\n4:15 PM Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation\n5:15 PM Anticipated Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Easter\n6:15 PM Reception of the Relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina\n6:30 PM Public Veneration of the Relics of Saint Pio fo Pietrelcina\n7:00 PM Reception for Honored Guests (Archdiocesan Pastoral Center)\n10:00 PM Night Prayer and Blessing with the Relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina\n8:00 AM Mass, 9:30 AM Mass, 11:00 AM Solemn Mass,\nand 12:30 PM Mass in Spanish\n9:00 AM Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation\n2:00 PM Archdiocesan May Procession\n3:00 PM Public Veneration of the Relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina\n6:30 PM Mass (Archbishop Chaput)\n9:00 AM Public Veneration of the Relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina\n11: 30 AM Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation\n12: 05 PM Mass\n7:30 PM Mass of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina\nConclusion of the Presentation of the Relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina\nThe Presentation and Veneration of the Relics will take place in conjunction with the liturgical schedule already in place at the Cathedral Basilica.\nThere will be an additional Mass on Monday, May 8, 2017, to conclude the veneration of the relics.\nAdditional Confession times will be scheduled on Sunday and Monday, May 7 and 8, 2017.\nA special invitation will be directed to high schools and elementary schools to venerate the Relics on Monday, May 8, 2017.\nThe Office for Divine Worship will provide for the liturgical celebrations for the Reception of the Relics, the Night Prayers and Blessings with the Relics and the Mass on Monday evening at 7:00 on May 8, 2017.\nInformation on the Presentation and Veneration of the Relics will be promoted electronically to all parishes and institutions in the Archdiocese through the Office Communications and Social Media. This promotion will include catechesis on relics and their veneration.\nThe Cathedral Ambassadors will coordinate the veneration periods.\nThe Saint Pio foundation will be responsible for security for the Relics.\nBooks and other information on Padre Pio will be available for purchase through the Saint Pio Foundation on both days of the veneration of the Relics.",
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        "raw_content": "The Foolish Rich Man\nThis man, whom the world would call a success, God calls a fool \u2013 for he was wholly preoccupied with laying up treasures on earth for himself and neglected that \u2018one thing needful\u2019, the love of God and the destiny of his eternal soul.\nThere are several lessons to be gleaned from today\u2019s Gospel\u2026 but perhaps two that stand out most prominently are: the context which death places upon our life, and the proper perspective and use of the blessings which God bestows upon us.\nThe foolish rich man of today\u2019s Gospel was ready to take his ease and enjoy his wealth, but that very night his soul was required of him\u2026 in other words, he met his death and found himself before the judgment seat of Christ.\nThe presence of death in this world is a result of the fall of mankind. It is both a natural consequence of severing ourselves from the Source of Life and is also a kind of mercy\u2026 binding our earthly life and our sinfulness to a finite number of years. Death was not so much the punishment of Adam\u2019s transgression. God did not say: \u2018Eat of the fruit of the tree and I will kill you!\u2019 Instead He forewarned His child Adam, saying: \u2018Eat of the fruit of the tree and you shall die.\u2019 Death was the consequence of Adam\u2019s disobedience, of his choice to turn away from God.\nAnd in addition to being a consequence of severing ourselves from the Source of Life, death is also a kind of mercy, in that it introduces a limited time for the evil a man may commit upon this earth, and it provides a ticking timetable reminding and calling mankind to repentance and reconciliation with God before he breathes his last.\nDeath is a difficult thing, but it truly does provide us with some context within which we live our lives. This earthly life we have been given is extremely brief \u2013 certainly so in the context of eternity. If we were to live our life in the knowledge of just how precious our time is, how much time would we waste on acquiring and fretting over perishable earthly treasures? How might we treat those around us if we lived each day as if it were our last? How differently would we pray if we knew our end was upon us? The remembrance of death is not a morbid thought\u2026 it is a blessed measure by which we can truly value and bring meaning to our life.\nThe rich man in today\u2019s Gospel was not a fool because he had an abundant crop and many possessions. That is and can be a great blessing from God. The man was a fool because he selfishly believed that he was the sole source of his good fortune, that his worldly goods were all he needed, and because he allowed his preoccupations with the things of this world to overwhelm and obscure his perception of the true meaning of his life.\nIf God has blessed us with sufficiency, then we must give thanks and we must act as good stewards of such blessings.\nSt. Basil the Great has a famous quote for this foolish rich man and for us\u2026 He said: \u2018The bread which you do not use is the bread of the hungry, the garment hanging in your wardrobe is the garment of him who is naked, the shoes that you do not wear are the shoes of the one who is barefoot, the money that you keep locked away is the money of the poor, the acts of charity that you do not perform are so many injustices that you commit.\u2019\nWe must be grateful for, and generous with, whatever the Lord has given us. It is less about whether we\u2019re rich or poor, than it is about our sense of gratitude and generosity. A poor man can be selfish and miserly, and a rich man can be selfless and generous. It is about being awake to the brevity of life and to the opportunities to do good.",
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        "title": "Mrs. Josephine Cunningham - Saint Rita Catholic School",
        "raw_content": "Mrs. Josephine Cunningham, Director of Admissions and Development, has been a part of the Saint Rita family for sixteen years. She joined the Saint Rita staff in January 2008. Prior to that as s a parent, she served on the PTO board for two years and has been a tireless fundraiser for the school. She has two daughters, Sarah, who is a Junior at the University of Limerick in Ireland, and Niamh, who is a Freshman at James Madison University, VA. Both girls are graduates of Saint Rita. Josephine was born and educated in Ireland and emigrated to the US in 1985. She worked as a nanny in her early years in New York City before moving to Virginia in 1990. She spent many years in the hospitality industry as well as owning her own business. She also spent two years as a treatment foster parent with Fairfax County before joining the Adoption Opportunities Grant at The Department of Family Services in Fairfax to work with children with Reactive Attachment Disorder. Josephine is working closely with the Saint Rita School and Parish community to spread the good news about our school. She is also working with our very active PTO and Alumni groups to secure additional funding to support our many upgrades and scholarship program. As a parent, volunteer, and staff member at Saint Rita School she truly believes that we can achieve great things if we work together with one goal which is to \u201cPrepare our children for this world and the next\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Uncategorized \u00bb If you want to know about how to build wealth and grow the economy who would you\u2026\nIf you want to know about how to build wealth and grow the economy who would you\u2026\nIf you want to know about how to build wealth and grow the economy who would you take advice from? Political ideologues llike Paul Ryan and Michelle Bachmann or one of the most successful investors of the past century, Warren Buffet?\nBuffett has frequently spoken out against Republican tax policy over the past decade, particularly payroll and estate taxes. In an op-ed today in the New York Times Buffet lashes out against the idea that the wealthy won't invest if they have pay taxes on their winnings.\nBuffett acknowledges that despite paying nearly $7 million in taxes in 2010, it was not nearly enough. His tax payments amounted to just 17.4 percent of his taxable income at the same time that the 20 people that work in his office paid out an average of 36 percent of their income. Buffett calls for an immediate tax increase on all incomes over $1 million and an even larger increase on incomes over $10 million.\nThis country would be a lot better off we listen Warren Buffett right now than anyone in the GOP leadership.\n\u2190 More on the war against photographers, this time in Long Beach\nBack in December 2006, I was still relatively new on the automotive journalism scene\u2026 \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "What\u2019s happening to the Green Investment Bank?\nby Ben Nelmes | Feb 29, 2016 | UK\nThe government\u2019s plans to sell-off the Green Investment Bank (GIB) have recently made headlines. 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Sometimes organisations are renationalised by reclassification, as was the case with Network Rail, at which point their debt suddenly becomes the nation\u2019s debt.\nThe government wants the GIB to be able to access the benefits of raising private capital. That would include borrowing money by issuing bonds. In order to avoid the ONS classifying the GIB\u2019s debt as public debt, and adding it to that politically sensitive total public debt statistic, the government have to leave the ONS in no doubt about whether the GIB would be under the control of Parliament or the government. Hence the need to repeal the legislation that sets out the GIB\u2019s green purposes.\nDuring the passage of the Enterprise Bill through the House of Lords, the Liberal Democrats\u2019 Lord Teverson came up with a solution to this problem that is impressive in both its complexity and potential effect. It would mean that when the GIB is privatised, the government must:\nwrite the five green objectives quoted above into the Bank\u2019s articles of association (the legal document that sets out a company\u2019s activities),\ncreate a \u2018special share\u2019, which bears no income or capital rights, has controlling voting rights over the objectives, but no other voting rights,\ncreate a charitable company that will own the special share, and that will have three members, which are initially appointed by the UK\u2019s Committee on Climate Change, but the CCC will have no involvement thereafter, and\nset up the charitable company so that if one of the three members ceases to be a member then the other two will nominate her successor.\nEssentially, control over the GIB would be taken out of the hands of the government, out of primary legislation, and enshrined in the newly privatised company\u2019s (legally binding) articles of association. Thus the ONS is satisfied that the GIB\u2019s debt is not Britain\u2019s debt, and (contrary to what several commentators have said) the GIB would still have a legal obligation to invest in green projects.\nIn a vote on whether or not to include this suggestion in the Enterprise Bill, Lord Teverson successfully defeated the government in the House of Lords. When the Bill proceeded to the House of Commons the government removed his clause from their Bill, but adopted his suggestion as government policy. Citing \u2018concerns in the other place\u2019, Business Secretary Sajid Javid told the House of Commons earlier this month:\n\u201cThe GIB will create a special share, which will ensure that its green mission is guarded by an independent party once the bank is sold, and that share will be put in place without legislation. 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        "raw_content": "The health of the soil upon which crops are planted can directly affect the health of the crops themselves. But the extent to which certain soil minerals can affect nutrients that aid in plant growth isn\u2019t so clear-cut. Certain soil minerals are better than others at improving the health of the soil and, of course, the planted crops as well. That\u2019s why it\u2019s important to understand what kind of effects adding certain soil minerals can bring to otherwise normal expanses of soil.\nNow, a research study looks into identifying the actual effects of specific minerals, namely nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), on the nutrition of planted fava beans. The research, which was conducted as part of a long-term mineral fertilization experiment, aimed to determine the nutrient concentrations as well as the nutrient ratios that are linked with acceptable nutritional status.\nAccording to the study, the long-term mineral fertilization experiment was first set up in 1989 on chernozem meadow soil that contained calcium carbonate in their deeper layers. This offers a prime opportunity to find out the long-term effects of changing soil nutrients by introducing certain soil minerals into the equation. All possible combinations of four levels each of N, P, and K supplies were set up, resulting in a total of 64 different treatments. The details shared in the research paper are from results obtained in the years 2001 and 2002.\nUpon observation, it was discovered that the seed yield of fava bean exhibited a significant increase of nine percent in all years when the NO3-N content of the zero to 60-centimeter soil layer before sowing rose to 76\u201385 kg ha?1 which was possible at the 80 kg ha?1 N fertilizer rate. Meanwhile, P fertilizer significantly increased the seed yield up to a soil AL-P2O5 content of 176\u2013183 mg kg?1.\nAs for the K supplies, they ultimately had no real effect on the seed yield when the soil AL-K2O content was in the 230\u2013465 mg kg?1 range. And excessive N supplies were noted to increase both the N and manganese (Mn) contents of fava bean leaves while reducing the iron (Fe), zinc (Zn), and copper (Cu) contents.\nTo be able to judge the nutritional status of fava beans fully, the research recommended that leaf analysis should be conducted at the beginning of the flowering process. The research noted a few numbers which represented satisfactory nutritional status, which should be sufficient for use in future reference.\nPrevious studies have shown that certain natural events, such as flash floods, can be helpful in this regard. Regular flooding can sometimes be the source of soil minerals and nutrients that are highly necessary for health and abundant crops. Agriculturalists had recognized it in the dawn of mankind, and it\u2019s about time that the experts of today began to remember it as well.\nThe results of the research show how individual soil minerals can have markedly different effects on soil nutrients and plant health. And although natural events can help facilitate the addition of valuable soil nutrients and minerals for the improved health of crops, this research shows that merely adding these helpful soil minerals manually can work just as well.\nReal.MTAK.hu\nTagged Under: agriculture, crop health, crops, farming, Fava beans, green living, harvest, Plants, soil health, soil nutrients, sustainable farming",
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        "raw_content": "The Dos and Don\u2019ts of Helping Your Addicted Spouse\nEditor\u2019s Note: This is a guest post from Joshua Butcher of the Ohio Addiction Recovery Center.\nAddictions can tear a marriage apart.\nIt\u2019s a scary thing.\nIf you\u2019re dealing with addiction in your marriage right now, take a deep breath.\nYou\u2019ve taken the first step in helping your spouse through the darkness by researching the problem. Every situation is different, but there are some universal dos and don\u2019ts that can help you understand what to do when you\u2019re married to an addict.\nAs with any marital issue, understanding is the best approach. Before you can tackle this problem, you must understand the scope of what you are dealing with. Listen to what your partner has to say about his or her addictions and observe their actions. Understand that someone who is in the throes of addiction may not always speak the truth, so temper what they say with your observations.\nIt\u2019s tempting to want to handle this problem alone. After all, there is a stigma associated with addiction. Your gut reaction may be to protect your spouse and marriage by keeping the addiction secret from the rest of the world. In doing so, you isolate yourselves and may even create a situation where you\u2019re enabling your spouse to keep using.\nYou don\u2019t need to broadcast your business on Facebook or in the local newspaper to get help, though. You can choose to tell a select few people in your lives, but do seek professional assistance. An experienced professional can create a long-term plan to help your spouse recover and stay off of drugs.\n3. Let Your Spouse Know You Care\nWhen someone is addicted to a substance, whether it\u2019s drugs or alcohol, it becomes the most important thing in their lives. Threaten to remove that substance from their lives, and they\u2019re likely to get defensive. Let your significant other in on the reasons why you want them to get better. This way, he or she can understand that you\u2019re coming from a place of love. You\u2019re not trying to take away their happiness. On the contrary, you\u2019re trying to help them reconnect with their inner happiness without\ndrugs or alcohol.\nTake some time to carefully consider your next steps. This may include how you\u2019ll approach the subject with your spouse. It\u2019s important to send a message of love throughout all conversations (to the best of your ability).\nOnce your spouse has admitted that he or she has a problem and needs help, rehab likely is the next step.\nYou can discuss whether an inpatient or outpatient program is right for your family. Regardless of which you choose, you\u2019ll want a program that spans a minimum of three months. 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        "raw_content": "Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. I think I say that on this blog every year.\nBut it\u2019s true. And time has not changed this fact.\nWhy do I love thanksgiving so much? Let me see if I can show you with a few pictures.\nThe whole gang playing Settlers of Catan\nThe best part of Thanksgiving is gathering with my family. This year, we\u2019re celebrating in Lincoln City at my sister\u2019s new home.\nBluster. Beach. Baking.\nSounds like a perfect setting for the annual thanksgiving feast.\nThat brings me to the food.\nI love thanksgiving food. Turkey is healthy, too.\nThe things I love? Not so much. Cornbread stuffing slathered with turkey gravy. I could have an entire plate of that ambrosia.\nAnd don\u2019t forget the dessert. This year, I baked my sister\u2019s favorite \u2013 cherry pie. Next year, it will probably be my father-in-law\u2019s favorite \u2013 apple pie. Pretty much, if it\u2019s pie \u2013 and there\u2019s ice cream \u2013 I\u2019m in.\nWhat about you? What do you adore about Thanksgiving?",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on August 8, 2018 by csklar in\nEvents > 2018 > October > Bark in the Park 2018\nTook place on October 6, 2018 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm\nWe are gearing up for yet another AMAZING Bark in the Park! In conjunction with the City of Alabaster and Volunteer Auxiliary Board Best Friends of Shelby Humane, this year\u2019s event will again be held at Veteran\u2019s Park in Alabaster on October 6th from 9a-2p. This event is and always will be free to the community! Things to expect at this year\u2019s Bark in the Park include:\nPet Adoptions with Shelby Humane Society Adoption Team\nLow-Cost Vaccine and microchip Clinic\nVendors\u2026AND MORE!\nIf you are interested in becoming a vendor for this year\u2019s event click HERE!\nIf your resident \u201cWeenie\u201d is interested in participating in our annual Weenie Dog Race, you can complete the form ahead of time by clicking HERE!\nAttendees will be asked to complete a liability waiver prior to entering the event. If you\u2019d like, go ahead and fill it out and you\u2019ll be ready to \u201cBark in the Park\u201d even faster! Click HERE!",
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        "raw_content": "Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival 2018 Recap\nCourtesy of Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival\nThis past weekend was the seventh annual Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival held at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California. It was a two day music festival turned carnival, which made for a great experience for everyone.\nThere was a wide variety of carnival rides, games, and food to eat accompanied by two massive stages of music. The venue was so large that there were two ferris wheels! It was overwhelming to see how many carnival rides there were.\nWe did not have enough time to ride them all, but there were a few that stood out as our favorites such as the high flying swings and the one that spins you high in the air while the seat your in spins as well. Both gave us amazing areal views of Camp Flog Gnaw and of Downtown Los Angeles.\nSome of L.A.\u2019s top restaurants and food trucks came out showcasing a wide array of food. It was great to go around and get some carnival food, while having the option for some gourmet food. Some food vendors to highlight includes Jon And Vinny\u2019s, Kelis\u2019 Bounty and Full, Camp Okaga National Park Cafe by Chris Oh & more! Our bellies were satisfied all weekend long.\nThe lineup included the debut performance of Kids See Ghosts (Kanye West & Kid Kudi), Tyler The Creator, A$AP Rocky, Post Malone, Ms. Lauryn Hill, SZA, The Internet, BROCKHAMPTON, Kali Uchis, Billie Eilish, Jorja Smith, Playboi Carti, Virgil Abloh, PUSHA\u2011T, Jaden Smith, Earl Sweatshirt, Rex Orange County, Men I Trust, and many more!\nAll the performers had amazing sets, but the most memorable were Kane West and Kid Kudi performing the entire Kids See hosts album while suspended above the stage in a transparent box. It was a unique experience, especially for their debut performance together. Both had individual solos where they each performed their top songs.\nWe are excited to see what 2019 has in store for Camp Flog Gnaw. Stay up to date here!\nCamp Flog Gnaw Review Ever After 2018 Music Festival Recap Outside Lands 2018 Music & Art Festival Recap Arroyo Seco Weekend 2018 Amazes Concert Goers Alike Camp Bisco Review Imagine Music Festival 2018 Recap Air + Stlye 2018 Los Angeles Imagine Music Festival 2017 Recap",
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        "raw_content": "Do you know what your child is getting immunised against and what else might be recommended? We pinpoint all you need to know about compulsory and optional Singapore vaccinations for your kids.\nThanks to Singapore\u2019s national immunisation programmes that began over a century ago, several infectious diseases have been virtually eradicated here. For instance, diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough) and polio no longer plague us. But we have to remain vigilant. Just as we\u2019ve been celebrating Chinese New Year here in Singapore, the Philippines and cities across the U.S. are experiencing measles outbreaks mostly attributed to lapses in vaccination programmes.\nParents, it\u2019s our job to ensure that our children follow the compulsory National Childhood Immunisation Programme (NCIP) schedule. There are also optional vaccines to consider \u2013 discuss the need for these with your family doctor or child\u2019s paediatrician.\nCompulsory Singapore Vaccinations\nThe NCIP protects against 12 diseases, with vaccines administered from birth till the child is 11 years old. Follow the immunisation schedule to ensure you don\u2019t miss any in your child\u2019s first 18 months. In Primary Five, the School Health Service will provide the final booster vaccinations, with parental consent. Here are the 12 diseases that the NCIP covers:\nDiphtheria \u2212 1st dose at 3 months\nDiphtheria is a bacterial infection that causes a thick covering in the back of the throat. It can lead to breathing difficulties, heart failure, paralysis and even death. DTaP is a combination vaccine that immunises us against three deadly diseases caused by bacteria: diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis. There are three doses: at three, four and five months of age. At 18 months, children receive their first booster dose. Primary Five kids get Tdap, a second booster for continued protection from those diseases for adolescents and adults. In Singapore, immunisation against diphtheria is required by law.\nHepatitis B \u2212 1st dose at birth\nA serious viral liver infection, Hepatitis B can result in chronic liver inflammation, liver cirrhosis, liver failure and liver cancer. It\u2019s endemic to Singapore, with one in 35 adult Singaporeans being Hepatitis B carriers. You can get Hepatitis B via direct contact with the blood or body fluids of an infected person. There are three doses for the HepB vaccine (or HBV): at birth, one month and again at five to six months of age.\nHib Disease (Haemophilus influenzae type b) \u2212 1st dose at 3 months\nHib disease is a serious illness caused by the bacteria Haemophilus influenzae type b, and spread through coughing and sneezing. Babies and children under five years are most at risk. Infections caused by Hib disease include meningitis (infection of the brain and spinal cord tissues), epiglottitis (swelling of the throat) and pneumonia, conditions that can cause lifelong disability and death. There are three doses for the Hib vaccine: at three, four and five months of age. At 18 months, children receive a booster dose.\nHuman Papillomavirus (HPV) \u2212 from 9 years\nHPV infections are the most common type of sexually transmitted infection and often cause genital warts. HPV is usually harmless and will resolve itself, but some sub-types can lead to cancer. While not compulsory, doctors recommend the HPV vaccine for girls aged 9 to 26 years as prevention against cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers for women in Singapore. Note that the HPV vaccine is most effective if given before first sexual exposure. There are three doses, with the second and third doses administered two and six months after the first.\nMeasles \u2212 1st dose at 12 months\nA viral infection that affects the respiratory system, measles also causes a skin rash that spreads across much of the face and body. Once tolerated as a harmless childhood disease, we now know that measles is potentially life-threatening. While rare, it can cause encephalitis, epilepsy, mental disability, coma or death. MMR is a combination vaccine that immunises us against three highly contagious viral diseases: measles, mumps and rubella. There are two doses: at 12 months of age, and again at 15 to 18 months. In Singapore, immunisation against measles is required by law.\n(See also: 8 Common Baby & Child Skin Problems)\nMumps \u2212 1st dose at 12 months\nAnother highly contagious viral infection, mumps causes pain and swelling in the parotid glands (saliva-producing glands). Children aged 5 to 15 years are the most vulnerable. Although rare, serious complications can result. These include deafness, pancreatitis, orchitis (pain or lumps in male patients\u2019 testicles) and meningoencephalitis (an infection of the central nervous system). The mumps vaccine is part of the MMR vaccine (see the section on Measles).\nPertussis (whooping cough) \u2212 1st dose at 3 months\nA highly contagious respiratory tract infection, pertussis starts off like a common cold. Usually marked by a severe and uncontrollable hacking cough, followed by a high-pitched intake of breath that makes a \u201cwhoop\u201d sound \u2013 hence its nickname whooping cough. Deaths associated with pertussis are rare but most commonly occur in infants. The pertussis vaccine is part of the DTaP and Tdap vaccine (see the section on Diphtheria).\nPneumococcal disease \u2212 1st dose at 3 months\nPneumococcal disease is the leading infectious cause of death in children and adults worldwide. The vaccine-preventable bacterial infection can cause pneumonia, meningitis, bacteraemia (bacteria in the blood) and other life-threatening conditions. Pneumococcal disease is most common in children under two years and in seniors 65 years and up. There are two doses for the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (or PCV): at three and five months of age. At 12 months, children receive a booster dose.\nPoliomyelitis (polio) \u2212 1st dose at 3 months\nPolio is an acute contagious virus illness that attacks the nervous system. It affects muscles and nerves throughout the body, and may be fatal. Children under five years old are most susceptible. It spreads via secretions from the nose, mouth or faeces, or direct contact with an infected person. There are three doses for the inactivated polio vaccine (IPV): at three, four and five months of age. At 18 months, children receive their first booster dose. Primary Five kids get Oral Polio, a second booster for continued protection.\nRubella (German measles) \u2212 1st dose at 12 months\nCommonly called German measles, rubella is a contagious childhood illness with similar symptoms to measles but usually much less severe. The bigger danger is if a woman contracts rubella during pregnancy, especially in the first 20 weeks. The virus can cause birth defects that damage the foetus\u2019 developing heart, brain, eyes and ears. Planning a pregnancy? Ensure that you are up-to-date with your immunisation against rubella and other contagious diseases that can affect your unborn child. The rubella vaccine is part of the MMR vaccine (see the section on Measles).\n(See also: Prenatal Scans and Tests for your Peace of Mind when Pregnant)\nTetanus \u2212 1st dose at 3 months\nTetanus is a life-threatening bacterial infection that affects the nervous system. It causes severe muscle spasms throughout the body and can be fatal. When the clostridium bacteria, which lives in soil, dust, manure and saliva, enters the body through a deep cut or burn, it can cause tetanus. The tetanus vaccine is part of the DTaP and Tdap vaccine (see the section on Diphtheria).\nTuberculosis (TB) \u2212 at birth\nMention TB and your mind probably conjures up scenes of old men coughing up blood. Yes, tuberculosis is an infectious disease caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis, and it most commonly affects the lung. Symptoms include fever, a cough lasting longer than three weeks, coughing out blood, night sweats and weight loss. The Bacillus Calmette-Gu\u00e9rin (BCG) vaccine is given as a single dose at birth.\nNot sure if your child has received their compulsory vaccinations? Visit the National Immunisation Registry website to view your child\u2019s immunisation records (up to age 18 years).\nOptional Vaccinations\nBeyond compulsory vaccines covered in the NCIP, it is best to consult your family doctor or your child\u2019s paediatrician with regard to optional vaccinations. These range from other common illnesses that spread like fire through childcare centres or kindergartens to those you might encounter while on vacations overseas. Here are some vaccine-preventable diseases to consider for babies and children:\nInfluenza (flu) \u2212 from 6 months\nCommonly known as the flu, influenza is a contagious disease that we all know and hate. It attacks the respiratory tract, causing inflammation of mucous membranes. Young children up to five years and seniors above 65 years are more susceptible to serious flu complications. The best way to prevent infections is to get a flu vaccination each year. It takes about two weeks to take effect, so get the shot ahead of the flu seasons from May to July and December to February.\n(See also: 6 Ways to Help Your Kids Recover Quickly From a Cold or the Flu)\nVaricella (chickenpox) \u2212 1st dose at 12-15 months\nA highly infectious viral illness, chickenpox is caused by the varicella-zoster virus. Itchy red blisters appear all over the face and body. Women who contract chickenpox during pregnancy may bear children with birth defects. The virus can also rear its head again as shingles in adulthood. Once considered a childhood rite of passage, it\u2019s now less common, thanks to the vaccine. It requires one dose at 12 to 15 months of age, followed by a booster at four to six years.\nRotavirus infection \u2212 1st dose at 2 months\nA contagious virus that causes inflammation of the stomach and intestines, rotavirus is the main cause of hospitalisations due to diarrhoea among children worldwide. The rotavirus infection is usually self-limiting in adults, but can lead to potentially fatal complications from severe dehydration and electrolyte imbalances in little ones. Luckily, the rotavirus vaccine is very effective at preventing severe rotavirus infections in babies and young children. Two different rotavirus vaccines are currently used on infants in Singapore, both administered orally. They either get the Rotarix vaccine at two and four months of age, or the RotaTeq vaccine at two, four and six months.\n(See also: 6 Most Common Reasons Why Children in Singapore End up in the A&E)\nHepatitis A \u2212 from 12 months\nA liver inflammation caused by the Hepatitis A virus, it\u2019s among the most common vaccine-preventable infections during travel. Eating shellfish from contaminated water is a common way of contracting Hepatitis A. However, you can also get it from close contact with infected people, so avoiding shellfish may not be enough. Children as young as 12 months can receive the HepA vaccine (or HAV) in two doses, six months apart.\nInfants can be more susceptible than older kids and adults to complications from contagious diseases. Getting vaccinated early means babies and children can develop immunity against diseases before they come into contact with them.\n\u2013 Dr Wong Chin Khoon, Paediatrician\nOther Travel Vaccinations\nAccording to paediatrician Dr Wong Chin Khoon of SBCC Baby & Child Clinic (A member of Healthway Medical Group), there is generally a higher risk of contracting diseases when travelling abroad. \u201cKeeping yourself and your child safe and healthy is an important element of an enjoyable vacation. One way to go about it is to get the necessary travel vaccinations. Consult your doctor at least six weeks before your departure date. This allows sufficient time for the vaccinations to take effect.\u201d\nSome vaccines are required by law in various countries, while others are important-to-have for specific destinations. Visit the CDC website for latest updates on disease outbreak, travel risk and available vaccines. Here are a few to note:\nJapanese Encephalitis vaccine \u2212 from 9 months\nThe most common vaccine-preventable cause of encephalitis in Asia, transmission usually occurs in rural agricultural areas. Vaccination is recommended if you and your family visit during an outbreak or are staying for more than one month in endemic areas. The vaccine can be given to people from nine months of age.\nMeningococcal vaccine \u2212 from 6 weeks\nWhile N. meningitidis is found worldwide, the highest incidence occurs in the \u201cmeningitis belt\u201d of sub-Saharan Africa. The Hajj pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia has also been associated with outbreaks of meningococcal disease. The vaccine can be given to infants as young as six weeks of age.\n(See also: Medical FAQs For Travel With Kids)\nAn acute fatal infection of the nervous system, rabies spreads through the bite of an infected mammal. Prevent getting rabies by avoiding high-risk species such as bats or wild dogs; children are at higher risk because they tend to play with animals. Discuss with your doctor the need for pre-exposure prophylaxis and seek treatment after being bitten.\nTyphoid vaccine \u2212 from 2 years\nRecommended for most travelers, especially those visiting rural areas. Risk is highest where environmental sanitation and personal hygiene may be poor. An injectable vaccine for babies from two years and an oral vaccine for children from six years are available.\nYellow fever vaccine \u2212 from 9 months\nTransmitted by mosquitos, yellow fever can result in serious complications and death. 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        "raw_content": "Colin Chamberlain's Website\nI am an assistant professor in the department of philosophy at Temple University.\nI work on topics in early modern philosophy, focusing especially on Descartes\u2019s and Malebranche\u2019s accounts of embodiment. Recently, I have also been working on Margaret Cavendish\u2019s view of color.\nI can be reached at colin.chamberlain@temple.edu.",
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        "raw_content": "Sheet Metal Local 80 Opening Doors For Detroit Residents\nWhen the economy crashed, many Detroit residents had to search for any job that could pay the immediate bills instead of a promising career that could provide a future. Building trades unions and their affiliated contractor associations stepped up with the Access for All program (accessforalldetroit.com) to help individuals seeking a career in construction find a pathway to success.\nAccess for All is a nine-week, 270-hour training program that prepares participants for successful entry into construction apprenticeships and employment in the skilled trades. It covers workplace essential skills, such as safety, financial coaching, mentoring and teamwork; teaches basic construction skills, such as how to read a tape measure and blueprints; and provides a refresher on math and algebra skills. Students also work on a simulated construction site.\n\u201cMany Access for All participants come from poverty and several are homeless, so we have to start with the basics.\u201d said Don O\u2019Connell, administrator for Access for All.\nIn the past four years, more than 100 individuals have enrolled and 80 percent have completed the program. Of those, 91 percent are employed, 81 percent have industry-related employment, and 67 percent entered into apprenticeships.\nSMART Local 80 has welcomed several Access for All graduates into the program.\n\u201cThese students are very energetic and optimistic,\u201d said Sam Velez, a sheet metal journeyman and architectural instructor at the training center. \u201cTheir training allows them to be quickly placed with contractors.\u201d\nVelez is enthusiastic about the program.\n\u201cAccess for All is giving opportunities to candidates who want to work hard,\u201d he said, \u201cand it gives us the opportunities to employ good workers.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Libraries Are a Natural Home for Data Seekers \u2014 And Providers\nPhoto: Jeff Wilcox/Flickr\nWhen citizens need to find answers or do research, reference librarians are one of their best, most reliable and knowledgeable public resources. What if reference librarians applied their research abilities and data know-how to open data? That\u2019s just the question a team of open data proponents is answering in the states of Washington and California.\nA post shared by The New York Public Library (@nypl) on Apr 17, 2017 at 2:10pm PDT\nThe New York Public Library shares a patron\u2019s question from 1949\nAs Will Saunders, Washington State\u2019s Open Data Guy, puts it, \u201cReference librarians are good at meeting citizens where they are, and understanding what they\u2019re looking for (and not just what they said they\u2019re looking for). And, there\u2019s at least one reference librarian in every small town in Washington.\u201d\n\u201cLibraries are a nice public-private space, where anyone is welcome. Librarians help anybody, with anything they need.\u201d \u2014Will Saunders, Washington State\u2019s Open Data Guy\nLibrarians\u2019 natural propensity for research and probing precise questions isn\u2019t the only thing that makes a library a natural fit as a source of open data. Many libraries already buy commercial datasets, such as offerings from Carfax or datasets that can help with business planning and development. And, location is everything: many of Washington and California\u2019s libraries are either in the same building as city hall or nearby. Seattle\u2019s public library, for instance, is just down the street from city hall. \u201cLibraries are a nice public-private space, where anyone is welcome,\u201d says Saunders. \u201cLibrarians help anybody, with anything they need.\u201d\nA Pilot Program to Bring Data to Citizens Through Libraries\nIn 2016, Saunders and Anne Neville, Director of the California Research Bureau at the California State Library, were awarded a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to support their project, Data Equity for Main Street: Bringing Open Data Home Through Local Libraries. A main goal of the project is to ensure that government\u2019s public data can be used by everybody \u2014 and not just the tech-savvy. Again, libraries, which often have classes teaching basic computer and technology skills, are a great fit for this mission.\nTo accomplish these goals, Data Equity for Main Street will train librarians on how to find and use data to answers questions from their customers. \u201cThis project allows us to offer open data indirectly to citizens through librarians, who can help them find and understand the data,\u201d says Neville.\n\u201cI\u2019m hoping to get a cadre of small town super-users in libraries around the state, and be able to go to them to ask who\u2019s using the data, and for what?\u201d \u2014Will Saunders\nIdeally, Saunders believes, this will result in a positive feedback loop for data providers. \u201cI\u2019d love to have small-town librarians use the data rating features on data.wa.gov to star or critique datasets. Rather than knowing hits or download rates, I\u2019d like to have stories attached to datasets. I\u2019m hoping to get a cadre of small town super-users in libraries around the state, and be able to go to them to ask who\u2019s using the data, and for what?\u201d\nTraining the Trainers: Going on a Treasure Hunt with Librarians\nIn spring 2017, the Data Equity for Main Street team started its first experimental sessions with librarians: a session with San Jose State University library school students in Sacramento then sessions in Seattle and Yakima, Washington. In August, the team did a full dry run with a group of alpha testers from California and Washington. The first public use of the curriculum will be at the San Jose public library on September 23.\nWill Saunders and Debbie Faires of the Data Equity for Main Street team at LearnLocal Yakima\nThe training introduces librarians to the basics \u2014 defining open data, showing off practical applications, and providing information on where data can be found.\nThe session includes a treasure hunt filled with question librarians will find very familiar, such as, \u201cWhat\u2019s the average temperature at the Seattle-Tacoma airport in December?\u201d Attendees were instructed to use open data to discover the answer.\nThese initial training sessions, say Saunders and Neville, have been a success. 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        "raw_content": "Please Understand: President Obama is NOT a \u2018Friend\u2019 to Britain. He is defending the USA\u2019s National Interests\nHere\u2019s an exclusive you won\u2019t read anywhere else, confirmed to me buy a source close to Downing Street: Next Monday, David Cameron will fly to New York, where he will deliver a major speech on the future direction of British foreign policy to invited guests, including presidential frontrunners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.\nThe overriding theme of the speech will be that from now on, British foreign policy will be both consistent and ethical. He will warn that if the United States wants to continue to have a close, \u2018special relationship\u2019 with the United Kingdom, the Supreme Court must allow itself to be overruled by international courts, Congress must no longer be the ultimate decider of federal law and the USA will have to adopt an \u2018open doors\u2019 policy of unlimited immigration from Mexico and Canada. 250 years of \u2018No Taxation Without Representation\u2019 in the USA will have to come to an end.\nOn top of this, Mr Cameron will insist that the USA abolishes the death penalty and that Guantanamo Bay is closed within a very short period of time.\nFurthermore, Mr Cameron will warn the presidential candidates, and the American people, that failure to implement his demands will result in severe trade tariffs on goods exported to the UK.\nOK, so I made it up \u2013 no such visit is taking place and no such speech will be made. The whole premise is absurd and I doubt many of you were taken in by it. Any British Prime Minister who had the arrogance and the audacity to make such a speech would rightly be laughed out of the USA.\nBut why is it so different to the threatening, menacing speeches President Obama made during his visit to Britain last week?\nWe\u2019ve now reached the stage where the entire Remain argument is based on fear, threats, hyperbole and hypothetical situations. President Obama\u2019s speeches last week merely served to pour fuel on the flames.\nBringing Barack Obama to this country to make the case for Britain remaining in the European Union was David Cameron\u2019s nuclear option \u2013 it was his last major role of the dice, and an act of desperation.\nMost British people are little more than casual observers of American politics. To many, especially among the younger generation, President Obama is seen as a bit of a \u2018cool dude\u2019, a sort of Will Smith Hollywood \u2018star\u2019 type of leader \u2013 young (though he\u2019s aged rapidly as President), in good shape, eloquent, humorous, personable, and able to sing and dance. He is regarded by many, especially the young, as the antithesis of his predecessor, George W Bush.\nYet it\u2019s a very different story in the United States itself. Obama was elected president in late 2008 on a wave of optimism and hope. \u2018Change is Coming\u2019 and \u2018Yes We Can\u2019 were his slogans. This was a man who was going to draw a line under a dark, nervous period in the country\u2019s history, dominated by terror attacks, international conflict and economic turmoil.\nThe reality turned out to be very different. Under President Obama, the USA\u2019s national debt has nearly doubled from $10.6 trillion when he became President to around $19 trillion today, and is likely to increase to $20 trillion by the time he leaves office next January. Yes, that\u2019s right \u2013 Obama has overseen the doubling of the national debt.\nOn foreign policy, his \u2018lead from behind\u2019 strategy has been nothing short of a disaster. On his watch, American troops have pulled out of Iraq and Afghanistan, and very soon afterwards, both nations descended into chaos.\nObama gave verbal encouragement to those involved in the Arab Spring, which saw stable, albeit undemocratic and authoritarian governments overthrown by mainly hard-line Muslim groups in Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Tunisia.\nThe romantic reporting by the largely pro-Obama BBC News and other liberal outlets quickly began to look absurd as the Arab Spring gave way to the Islamic Winter. The Muslim Brotherhood government in Egypt, which replaced the secular, broadly pro-American regime led by Hosni Mubarak, was short-lived, and was duly overthrown by the country\u2019s military.\nLibya, which had enjoyed decades of stable, consistent economic prosperity and relative social harmony under the secular rule of Colonel Gaddafi, albeit one characterised as an authoritarian dictatorship, descended into disorder, violent conflict, chaos and poverty from which it has not recovered six years later. The Gaddafi era was a time of paradise in comparison to what the country has become.\nBy the way, the links between Gaddafi and the Lockerbie Disaster are wholly unconvincing when looked at objectively. So why did Britain and the USA turn against Gaddafi after a considerable period of friendly relations?\nAccording to more than a few observers, Gaddafi\u2019s plan to quit selling Libyan oil in US dollars, demanding payment instead in gold-backed \u201cdinars\u201d (a single African currency made from gold), was the real cause.\nGaddafi\u2019s regime, sitting on massive amounts of gold, estimated at close to 150 tons, was also pushing other African and Middle Eastern governments to follow suit. In other words, Gaddafi was, by default, on the verge of launching a major African currency that would have rivalled both the US dollar and the euro, and been a major threat to the debt-laden Western governments.\nFrench President Nicolas Sarkozy reportedly went so far as to call Libya a \u201cthreat\u201d to the financial security of the world.\nThis seems to be the most likely reason why Obama and his buddy David Cameron were so willing to turn against an ally and see a prosperous, secular state descend into a lengthy, brutal conflict, with no end in sight, even after six years.\nIn Yemen, the Arab Spring was reversed when the government was overthrown by Houthi rebels in January 2015, and the country remains in a state of civil war.\nThe only country that can in any way proclaim the Obama-backed Arab Spring as a success is Tunisia, which remains a functioning, albeit fragile democracy.\nAt the same time, ISIS has taken hold in parts of Iraq and Syria on Obama\u2019s watch, while his response has been muddled and inconsistent.\nDomestically, Barack Obama fares little better. Aside from his poor track record on debt and the economy, the rise of both Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders was largely down to millions of ordinary Americans becoming disillusioned with an arrogant, complacent Washington elite, of which Obama is a part, who are not on the side of regular folk who want to get on in life.\nObama\u2019s popularity inside America has long since ebbed away, and following his actions last week, his undeserved popularity among British people took a massive hit from which it will not recover.\nWhen Obama gave his Downing St press conference alongside David Cameron, \u2018Project Fear\u2019 turned into \u2018Project Threat\u2019. His line about Britain having to join the \u2018back of the queue\u2019 (as opposed to the American expression \u2018back of the line\u2019) was a very thinly veiled threat.\nThe British people do not take kindly to being threatened. It may also have escaped Mr Obama\u2019s attention that his term of office comes to an end next January, and it is not for him to say where on the priority list his successor will place a trade agreement with an independent Britain.\nFor all his overblown rhetoric and bravado, Donald Trump does at least respect the right of the British people to determine their own future, as he made clear during his interview with Piers Morgan. The British people would do well not to underestimate him.\nIt\u2019s also worth bearing in mind that trade between the UK and the USA is more-or-less balanced at around $57 billion each way. There is currently no trade deal in place, yet the USA is the biggest investor in the UK at $324 billion, while UK investment in the US last year was $282 billion. More than a million Americans work for British companies and more than a million Britons are employed by American companies.\nDoes anybody seriously believe either Trump or Hillary Clinton or any other late contender for the presidency would want to jeopardise this finely-balanced, mutually-beneficial trading relationship because the British people wish to become a self-determining, independent nation? Of course not!\nHowever, it would do us some good to reassess the so-called \u2018Special Relationship\u2019 in light of President Obama\u2019s comments.\nWe more-or-less share a language with the USA and many Brits, especially the young, consume quite a lot of American culture. Yet there are many differences, not least in humour (Americans are often baffled by our dry, subtle humour), as well as in their shiny, eternal optimism, which contrasts sharply with British subtlety and cynicism.\nI like America and I like Americans, but we should always remember that it is a foreign country with different interests to ours.\nWhen Britain ran out of money during World War I, the USA forced us to limit our Navy, and it began to overtake us as the world\u2019s leading naval power.\nIn 1934, Britain had defaulted on the enormous debt from WWI, worth up to \u00a3225 billion in today\u2019s money, which we still haven\u2019t paid off, and probably never will.\nIn the darkest hours of the Second World War, just after the fall of France, the US Congress demanded almost every penny Britain owed before it would authorise the Land-Lease programme. Convoys of Royal Navy warships carried British reserves of gold bullion (worth around \u00a325 billion in today\u2019s money) across the Atlantic, never to return. Billions of pounds worth of notable securities went the same way, and British assets in the USA were sold off at laughably low prices.\nWhat Britain got in return was enough support to stay in the fight against Hitler, but our economy was to be permanently weakened and the USA was to be \u2018top dog\u2019 in the world. When peace arrived in 1945, it was made on American, not British terms, and Marshall Aid came with strings to open up the British Empire to outside trade, which in turn led to its dismantling.\nIt wasn\u2019t until the 1990s that secret documents came to light (probably by accident) that exposed detailed CIA involvement in the creation of a permanently united Europe in the period following the end of WWII, presumably because America was weary of involving itself in any future such wars. A unified Europe, with Britain as part of it, has remained American foreign policy ever since.\nThe USA\u2019s involvement in WWII was because of its own national interests, not ours.\nIn 1982, the USA very nearly ruined Britain\u2019s attempts to recapture the Falklands from the Argentinian junta. We should ask ourselves whether now, more than three decades on and with a much smaller armed forces, whether the Pentagon would side with Britain if Argentina once again seized Port Stanley?\nIn 1998, President Clinton forced Britain to negotiate and eventually give in to many of the demands of Sinn Fein/IRA, just around the time when the Royal Ulster Constabulary had them on the run. This process was continued by his successor, President Bush. Both Democrat and Republican parties are aware of how useful it is to play up Irish ancestry in America, and of how much fundraising money it can generate.\nPresident Obama bows to the late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia\nThis is proof that UK and US national interests are not permanently entwined. The USA has one \u2018special relationship\u2019, and that is with Saudi Arabia. It is a 70-year-old pact based on oil, money and power.\nSaudi Arabia has an uncomfortable amount in common with ISIS, ranging from everything from its treatment of women, to beheadings, to amputating the limbs of criminals, to blowing up ancient monuments, yet the US administrations, both Democrat and Republican barely utter a word in disapproval, and side with the country in its regional conflicts, even if it results in an illogical, inconsistent hostility towards countries like Iran.\nThe UK and the USA are two countries with very different national interests. 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        "raw_content": "AKJV(i) 1 Remember now your Creator in the days of your youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw near, when you shall say, I have no pleasure in them;\nCompare Ecclesiastes 12:1 in other Bible versions\nEcclesiastes 12:1 Cross References - AKJV\nAsk a question about Ecclesiastes 12:1\nSelect another Bible version to view Ecclesiastes 12:1 in\nEcclesiastes 12:1 The Creator is to be remembered in due time.\nEcclesiastes 12:8 The preacher's care to edify.\nEcclesiastes 12:13 The fear of God is the chief antidote of vanity.\nEcclesiastes 11:10; Genesis 39:2; Genesis 39:8; Genesis 39:9; Genesis 39:23; 1 Samuel 1:28; 1 Samuel 2:18; 1 Samuel 2:26; 1 Samuel 3:19-21; 1 Samuel 16:7; 1 Samuel 16:12; 1 Samuel 16:13\n1 Samuel 17:36; 1 Samuel 17:37; 1 Kings 3:6-12; 1 Kings 14:13; 1 Kings 18:12; 2 Chronicles 34:2; 2 Chronicles 34:3; Psalms 22:9; Psalms 22:10\nPsalms 34:11; Psalms 71:17; Psalms 71:18; Proverbs 8:17; Proverbs 22:6; Isaiah 26:8; Lamentations 3:27; Daniel 1:8; Daniel 1:9; Daniel 1:17\nLuke 1:15; Luke 2:40-52; Luke 18:16; Ephesians 6:4; 2 Timothy 3:15\nEcclesiastes 11:8; Job 30:2; Psalms 90:10; Hosea 7:9\ngetting old, almonds, evil days, remembering, young people, youth, teenagers, young adults\nStudy Bible > Bible Versions > AKJV > Ecclesiastes",
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        "raw_content": "Gridiron Tech with Rick Serritella: Oct. 30-Nov.3\nWelcome to the Gridiron Tech blog here at Succeed In Football, where we keep tabs on how the latest technology is impacting the football world.\nPack pays back with tech: In a partnership with Microsoft, the Green Bay Packers have invested $5 million dollars towards building a new \u201cTitletown Tech\u201d facility near Lambeau Field. The project is geared towards boosting the growth of startup tech companies in the community and helping revitalize the local economy. Green Bay CEO Mark Murphy acknowledged that the new facility would have a great economic impact in the region. \u201cTitletown has gained a tremendously impactful partner in Microsoft,\u201d Murphy said in a released statement. \u201cEconomic development is the key to our region\u2019s future, and Microsoft, with its array of tools and expertise, will help grow new businesses as well as assist our existing companies to use technology to realize greater success.\u201d The decision to move closer towards the technology era for the Packers, who are the only publicly owned NFL franchise, has been welcomed by the fans of Green Bay. With the emergence of eSports and technology in the NFL, it wouldn\u2019t be surprising if more teams followed suit in years to come.\nIOC considers eSports: Speaking of eSports, the rapid movement involving the sport of video games is gaining major momentum, not just in the football community but in the global sports world. Representatives recently met to discuss the role of eSports in future Olympic events and how implementing the \u201csport\u201d could help generate increased interest amongst millennials. We have seen NFL owners such as Robert Kraft (Patriots), Stan Kroenke (Rams) and Jerry Jones (Cowboys) invest up to $20 million each for an eSports franchise. This past April, the University of Utah became the first Power Five school to offer a varsity eSports program. For those of you who thought playing Madden Football on the latest console was all fun and games, it may be time to change how we perceive eSports.\nBig Ten embraces live streaming: The emergence of online streaming content deals has been well documented in this column, as we have examined the impact of the AmazonPrime TNF package. We have also seen the Mountain West Conference and Conference USA strike deals on the collegiate level. Add the Big Ten to the growing list of NCAA conferences looking to capitalize on livestream licensing rights. The announced partnership with FloSports is a four-year deal that will grant FloSports the exclusive right to livestream over 1,000 events (that otherwise wouldn\u2019t be televised) on their subscription-based online service. While many of the B1G football games are televised, the conference intends to make other sporting events more accessible on FloSports, with channels such as FloWrestling, FloTrack, FloVolleyball and FloHoops. While livestream deals initially took some time to catch on, you can be sure that every sport, conference and event will have some sort of online content licensing agreement in place by this time next year. Failure to do so would mean ignoring an entire new revenue stream that is currently exploding.\nDo you work in football? Are you an aspiring football agent or scout? Get an edge on the competition at www.InsideTheLeague.com!",
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        "raw_content": "Megan Romano with two wins and one record on Night 4 at the US Open\nMegan Romano stole the show in Indianapolis on night 4. (Photo Courtesy \u00a9 Tim Binning, TheSwimPictures.com)\nAugust 10th, 2012 News, U.S. Open\nShare Megan Romano with two wins and one record on Night 4 at the US Open on Facebook\nTweet Megan Romano with two wins and one record on Night 4 at the US Open\nSubmit Megan Romano with two wins and one record on Night 4 at the US Open to Reddit\nShare Megan Romano with two wins and one record on Night 4 at the US Open on Pinterest\nShare Megan Romano with two wins and one record on Night 4 at the US Open on LinkedIn\nMegan Romano of Georgia will be a busy lady at the World University Games next year in Russia. On night 4 from the US Open in Indianapolis she won her 3rd and 4th event of the meet. One of those wins came in a new US Open record.\nRomano took down her 2nd meet record en route to her 3rd national championship in the Women\u2019s 200 Freestyle. Her winning time of 1:57.54 is not only a personal best but also the 4th fastest American time in 2012. The meet record was a 1:58.81 set by Samantha Tucker in 2009, but the top 5 finishers all were faster than that tonight. Chelsea Chenault, one of the blue chip recruits in the class of \u201913, finished 2nd with personal best of 1:58.41. As a high school senior Chenault won\u2019t be eligible for the World University Games so Sarah Henry of Texas A&M, who finished 3rd with a 1:58.55, will add the 200 free to her WUG schedule. Last night she finished 2nd in the 400 IM to earn a spot on the roster. Catherine Breed and Jasmine Tosky both cleared the old meet record finishing in 1:58.62 and 1:58.70 respectively.\nMichael Klueh won his 2nd national title of the meet in the Men\u2019s 200 Freestyle final. Like his first win of the meet, the 400 free, Klueh controlled the heat the whole was, even splitting his last three 50s: 25.65-27.66 (53.31) 27.7-27.34 for a winning time of 1:48.63. He looks confident this week, which is a great sign as he is making a big move to Ann Arbor to train with Club Wolverine. He got to know of one of the Wolverines tonight, as Michigan\u2019s Michael Wynalda out split Klueh on the back half but had to settle for silver with a time of 1:49.05. Matt Barber of Arizona dipped under 1:50 for the first time, finishing third with a 1:49.97.\nEmily McClellan of J-Hawk Aquatic Club took the title in the Women\u2019s 100 Breaststroke with a time of 1:07.43. The 2nd place finisher, Laura Sogar of Bluefish, was out just behind McClellan at the 50 (32.45 to 32.42) but both ladies had to run down Ellyn Baumgardner of CUBU who had the fastest first 50 with a 32.11. Sogar finished 2nd with a 1:08.18 and Baumgardner held on for 3rd with a 1:08.25.\nKevin Cordes is having another fantastic meet. Earlier in the week he broke the 17-18 National Age Group record in both the prelims and then again in the finals. He did it again tonight in the Men\u2019s 100 Breaststroke with a time of 1:00.47, but just like in the final on Wednesday night it wasn\u2019t enough for the win.Wednesday in the 200 it was BJ Johnson running Cordes down at the finish. Tonight in the 100 Mike Alexandrov jumped out early (28.19 on the first 50) and stayed just out of Cordes\u2019s 6\u20197\u2033 reach to take the win in 1:00.03. Cody Miller continued Indiana\u2019s strong showing at The Open taking 3rd in 1:01.11.\nRomano made her encore appearance in the Women\u2019s 100 Backstroke. Her winning time of 1:00.37 was a couple tenths off her best and just .13 in front of Lauren Quigley of Great Britain who touched 2nd in 1:00.50. Romano has now qualified on the WUG team to swim the 100 and 200 backstrokes as well as the 100 and 200 freestyles. Noriko Inada of Phoenix Swim Club rounded out the top three with a 1:01.35.\nIn the Men\u2019s 100 Backstroke final, Kyle Owens was 7th at the turn but managed to close better than anyone in the field splitting :26.98-:27.47 for a winning time of 54.45. Jacob Pebley of Corvallis is not an easy person to close out (he won the 200 back earlier in the week) but Pebley couldn\u2019t keep up with Owens and finished 2nd with a 54.49. Eugene Godsoe lead the field at the turn, but Godsoe couldn\u2019t hold off Owens and Pebley on the 2nd 50 and had to settle for third with a :54.82. That\u2019s over a second slower than Godsoe\u2019s 5th place finish at Olympic Trials.\n\u00ab The Nathan Adrian Photo Vault Is Open\nDay 3 Western Age Group Zone Championships Recap \u00bb\nEmily McClellan\nInteresting, Pebley was 3 hundredths off 17-18 NAG record, I believe.\nWhy wouldn\u2019t Romano try to make the World Championhip Team in 2013 rather than go to World University Games?\nugamom\nRomano couldn\u2019t do both?\nugamom \u2013 the rules, seen below, specifically state that unless USA Swimming makes a special exception (it\u2019s rare that they would) members of the 2013 World Championship Team aren\u2019t eligible for the WUG\u2019s. Will be sort of an odd predicament, as WUG\u2019s roster will be named September 1st and Worlds not until next summer.\nhttp://www.usaswimming.org/_Rainbow/Documents/cb7ac69d-8d74-4e02-b940-f569eaacf589/USA%20Swimming%202013%20WUGs%20Selection%20Procedures_FINAL.pdf",
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        "raw_content": "International Project Study Tour - PMGT6888\nThe aim of this elective unit of study is to provide students with an opportunity to learn from and compare international approaches to the management of projects, to develop their networks and connections and broaden their view of the field. It will take the form of a study trip to one or more countries where seminars will be arranged with universities allowing collaborative work with local students, academics and researchers and industry and project visits will facilitate enhancement of experience and forge new connections. Individually, students will be required to undertake reading in the field to extend their critical and theoretical perspectives. They will be required to keep a reflective journal throughout the trip documenting their experiences and relationship to their reading. As a group, students will maintain a blog, sharing and reflecting on their learning and experiences with a wider audience. Prior to commencement of the trip, students will submit a proposal for an individual report on a theme aligned with the proposed activities for the trip. This report will require research in terms of a literature review, fact finding and interviews conducted during the trip and will be submitted at the end of the semester. On return to Australia, participating students will host a seminar for fellow students, alumni and industry at which they will share their insights.\nProject Study Tour, Tutorials, Seminars\nPMGT6888 is available only to students with appropriate level of previous industry experience. This must be confirmed by department before enrolment in the unit.\nStudents must have at least 3 years of relevant industry experience to be eligible to enrol in PMGT6888.",
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        "raw_content": "South Africa-based firm to raise $2bn to redevelop Tafawa Balewa Square\nTAFAWA BALEWA SQUARE. PHOTO: nigeriarealestatehub.com\nA Nigerian consulting firm based in South Africa, Charles Emmanuel Emmanuel David (CEED) , said on Saturday that it was raising $2 billion for the redevelopment of the Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS) in Lagos to make it a tourist spot.\nDr Emmanuel Imevbore, the Group Chief Executive Officer of the firm, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Johannesburg, South Africa.\nHe said following the concessioning of TBS, the private firm managing it, BHS International, had engaged his firm to provide funds and project management services for the redevelopment initiative.\nHe said 75 per cent of the technical skills would come from South Africa while the firm would raise funds to finance the project.\n\u201c The redevelopment of the Tafawa Balewa Square will involve the establishment of a modern mall, five-storey building, multi story car park and four-star hotel.\n\u201c It will also have a convention and event centre while the car park will be expanded,\u201c he said.\nImevbore said the new TBS would have a modern medical centre to make it a tourist spot.\nEngineering and construction companies from South Africa, he added, would be involved in the initiative.\nHe also said the redevelopment of TBS would create jobs for Nigerian youths and also provide opportunities to acquire new skills in construction.\nThe aim, he said, was to make TBS a new tourism destination in Africa because of the modern facilities it would have.",
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        "raw_content": "-ICTV Information\nICTV Code\nICTV Statutes\nThe Organization of the ICTV\nThe ICTV Code\nThe International Code of Virus Classification and Nomenclature\n1. Statutory basis for the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV)\nThe International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV) is a committee of the Virology Division of the International Union of Microbiological Societies. ICTV activities are governed by Statutes agreed with the Virology Division.\nThe Statutes define the objectives of the ICTV. These are:\n(i) to develop an internationally agreed taxonomy for viruses; (ii) to develop internationally agreed names for virus taxa; (iii) to communicate taxonomic decisions to the international community of virologists; (iv) to maintain an Index of agreed names of virus taxa.\nThe Statutes also state that classification and nomenclature will be subject to Rules set out in an International Code.\nComment: Ratified changes will be published in Virology Division News in Archives of Virology, and in subsequent ICTV Reports.\n2. Principles of Nomenclature\nThe essential principles of virus nomenclature are:\n(i) to aim for stability; (ii) to avoid or reject the use of names which might cause error or confusion; (iii) to avoid the unnecessary creation of names.\nNomenclature of viruses is independent of other biological nomenclature. Virus taxon nomenclature is recognized as an exception in the proposed International Code of Bionomenclature (BioCode).\nThe primary purpose of naming a taxon is to supply a means of referring to the taxon, rather than to indicate the characters or history of the taxon.\nThe name of a taxon has no official status until it has been approved by ICTV.\nComment: see section 3.8\n3. Rules of Classification and Nomenclature\nI - General Rules\nThe universal scheme\nVirus classification and nomenclature shall be international and shall be universally applied to all viruses.\nThe universal virus classification system shall employ the hierarchical levels of Order, Family, Subfamily, Genus, and Species.\nComment: It is not obligatory to use all levels of the taxonomic hierarchy. The primary classification is of viruses into species. Most species are classified into genera and most genera are classified into families. Species not assigned to a genus will be \"unassigned\" in a family (see Rule 3.6) and genera not classified in families have the status of \"unassigned\" (sometimes referred to as \"floating\"). Some families are classified into Orders, but often the family is the highest level taxon in use. Also, families are not necessarily divided into subfamilies. This taxon is to be used only when it is needed to solve a complex hierarchical problem (see Rule 3.26).\nContrasting examples of full classifications of some negative strand RNA viruses are: (1) species Bovine torovirus; genus Torovirus; subfamily Torovirinae; family Coronaviridae; order Nidovirales, and (2) species Rice stripe virus; genus Tenuivirus.\nScope of the classification\nThe ICTV is not responsible for classification and nomenclature of virus taxa below the rank of species. The classification and naming of serotypes, genotypes, strains, variants and isolates of virus species is the responsibility of acknowledged international specialist groups.\nComment: A variety of subspecific entities may be identified within a single virus species. These may be described as viruses (e.g. peanut stripe virus, which is classified in the species Bean common mosaic virus, genus Potyvirus, family Potyviridae) or as serotypes, genotypes, strains, variants, isolates etc. Naming of such entities is not the responsibility of the ICTV but of international specialty groups. It is the responsibility of ICTV Study Groups to consider how these entities may best be classified into species.\nArtificially created viruses and laboratory hybrid viruses will not be given taxonomic consideration. Their classification will be the responsibility of acknowledged international specialist groups.\nTaxa will be established only when representative member viruses are sufficiently well characterized and described in the published literature so as to allow them to be identified unambiguously and the taxon to be distinguished from other similar taxa.\nWhen it is uncertain how to classify a species into a genus but its classification in a family is clear, it will be classified as an unassigned species of that family.\nComment: A species can be classified as an unassigned member of a family when no genus has been devised. For example, Groundnut rosette assistor virus is classified in the family Luteoviridae but not within any of the current genera of that family.\nNames will only be accepted if they are linked to taxa at the hierarchical levels described in Rule 3.2 and which have been approved by the ICTV.\nComment: Taxa above the rank of species must be approved before a name is assigned to them. Proposals for the creation of taxa must be accompanied by proposals for names. A decision to create a taxon can thus be followed immediately by a decision about the name for the taxon. Species will be approved together with their names as a single taxonomic act.\nThe following example is of a proposal concerning an imaginary virus with the vernacular name of porcine gamma virus that is related to another virus, porcine beta virus.\nProposal 1. Approve Beta gamma virus as a species containing strains known as porcine gamma virus and porcine beta virus.\nProposal 2. Create a genus to contain Beta gamma virus.\nProposal 3. Name the genus created by Proposal 2, Betavirus.\nProposal 4. Nominate Beta gamma virus as the type species of the genus Betavirus.\nProposal 5. Create a family to contain genus Betavirus and similar genera.\nProposal 6. Name the family created by Proposal 5, Betaviridae.\nProposal 7. Assign species X, Y and Z to genus Betavirus (such a proposal should include a listing of the parameters for discriminating between species in the genus Betavirus).\nII - Rules about naming Taxa\nStatus of Names\nNames proposed for taxa are \"valid names\" if they conform to the Rules set out in the Code and they pertain to established taxa. Valid names are \"accepted names\" if they are recorded as approved International Names in the 8th ICTV Report or have subsequently become \"accepted names\" by an ICTV vote of approval for a taxonomic proposal.\nComment: A valid taxon name is one that has been published, one that is associated with descriptive material, and one that is acceptable in that it conforms to the Rules in the Code. Accepted names will be kept in an \"Index\" by the ICTV.\nExisting names of taxa shall be retained whenever feasible.\nComment: A stable nomenclature is one of the principal aims of taxonomy and therefore changes to names that have been accepted will only be considered if the accepted name conflicts with the Rules or if a change is necessary to remove ambiguities or confusion.\nThe rule of priority in naming taxa shall not be observed.\nComment: The earlier of candidate names for a taxon may be chosen as a convenience to virologists, but the Rule ensures that it is not possible to invalidate a name in current use by claiming priority for an older name that has been superseded.\nNo person's name shall be used when devising names for new taxa.\nComment: New taxon names shall not be created by adopting a person's name, by adding a formal ending to a person's name or by using part of a person's name to create a stem for a name. When existing names of species incorporate a person's name (for example, Mason-Pfizer monkey virus) continued usage of this name, in agreement with Rule 2.3 and 3.9, is in general preferable to the creation of a new name.\nNames for taxa shall be easy to use and easy to remember. Euphonious names are preferred.\nComment: In general, short names are desirable and the number of syllables should be kept to a minimum.\nLigatures, diacritical marks, punctuation marks (excluding hyphens), subscripts, superscripts, oblique bars and non-Latin letters (i.e. those not included in the ISO basic Latin alphabet) may not be used in taxon names. Numbers and hyphens are allowed but hyphens should not be used when attaching numbers or letters to the end of a series of species names and should never be used in names of genera, subfamilies, families or orders.\nComment: The Rule is intended to make text unambiguous and easy to sort electronically; its application should often make names more pronounceable, in agreement with Rule 3.12.\nNew names shall not duplicate approved names. New names shall be chosen such that they are not closely similar to names that are in use currently or have been in use in the recent past.\nComment: The name selected for a new taxon should not sound indistinguishable from the name of another taxon at any rank or from any taxon. For example, the existence of the genus Iridovirus means that forms of new name such as \"irodovirus\" or \"iridivirus\" are unacceptable as they are too easily confused with an approved name. Confusion can also be between species and genus names as both end in \"virus\". Thus, for example, a genus typified by the imaginary species Omega virus would not be named Omegavirus because species and genus would then be too readily confused.\nSigla may be accepted as names of taxa, provided that they are meaningful to virologists in the field, normally as represented by Study Groups.\nComment: Sigla are names comprising letters and/or letter combinations taken from words in a compound term. The name of the genus Comovirus has the sigla stem \"Co-\" from cowpea and \"-mo-\" from mosaic; the name of the family Reoviridae has the sigla stem \"R\" from \"Respiratory, \"e\" from \"enteric\" and \"o\" from \"orphan\".\nIn the event of more than one candidate name being proposed, the relevant Subcommittee will make a recommendation to the Executive Committee of the ICTV, which will then decide among the candidates as to which to recommend to ICTV for acceptance.\nComment: When there is more than one candidate name for the same taxon, the choice of name to be approved will usually be based on the recommendations of a particular Study Group working on behalf of the ICTV. The Study Group will be expected to consult widely so as to ensure the acceptability of names, subject to the Rules in the Code. The policy of the ICTV is that, as far as is possible, decisions on questions of taxonomy and nomenclature should reflect the majority view of the appropriate virological constituency\nNew names shall be selected such that they, or parts of them, do not convey a meaning for the taxon which would either (1) seem to exclude viruses which lack the character described by the name but which are members of the taxon being named, or (2) seem to exclude viruses which are as yet undescribed but which might belong to the taxon being named, or (3) appear to include within the taxon viruses which are members of different taxa.\nNew names shall be chosen with due regard to national and/or local sensitivities. When names are universally used by virologists in published work, these or derivatives shall be the preferred basis for creating names, irrespective of national origin.\nProcedures for naming taxa\nAll relevant ICTV subcommittees and study groups will be consulted prior to a decision being taken on any taxonomic proposal submitted to the Executive Committee of the ICTV.\nComment: Proposals concerning a family containing genera of viruses that infect diverse types of host (e.g. plants and vertebrates, fungi and plants, and so on) must be considered by the Subcommittees responsible for viruses of each host type (i.e. Plant viruses, Vertebrate viruses, and so on). For example, taxonomic proposals concerned with the family Partitiviridae would be considered by the Fungal Virus Subcommittee and one of its Study Groups but because some genera in the family contain viruses of plants, proposals affecting the family would also be considered by the Plant Virus Subcommittee.\nIII - Rules about Species\nDefinition of a virus species\nSpecies shall be created in accordance with the following definition:\n\"A species is the lowest taxonomic level in the hierarchy approved by the ICTV. A species is a monophyletic group of viruses whose properties can be distinguished from those of other species by multiple criteria.\"\nComment: The criteria by which different species within a genus are distinguished shall be established by the appropriate Study Group. These criteria may include, but are not limited to, natural and experimental host range, cell and tissue tropism, pathogenicity, vector specificity, antigenicity, and the degree of relatedness of their genomes or genes. The criteria used should be published in the relevant section of the ICTV Report and reviewed periodically by the Study Group.\nConstruction of a name\nA species name shall consist of as few words as practicable but be distinct from names of other taxa. Species names shall not consist only of a host name and the word \"virus\".\nComment: Species names normally comprise more than one word (e.g. Bunyamwera virus).\nA species name must provide an appropriately unambiguous identification of the species.\nComment: Species names should be distinctive. They should not be in a form that could be easily confused with the names of other taxa.\nIV - Rules about Genera\nA genus is a group of species sharing certain common characters.\nComment: It is acceptable for a genus to contain a single species.\nA genus name shall be a single word ending in ...virus.\nApproval of a new genus must be accompanied by the approval of a type species.\nV - Rules about Subfamilies\nA subfamily is a group of genera sharing certain common characters. The taxon shall be used only when it is needed to solve a complex hierarchical problem.\nComment: It is acceptable for a subfamily to contain a single genus.\nA subfamily name shall be a single word ending in ...virinae.\nVI - Rules about Families\nA family is a group of genera (whether or not these are organized into subfamilies) sharing certain common characters.\nComment: It is acceptable for a family to contain a single genus.\nA family name shall be a single word ending in ...viridae.\nVII - Rules about Orders\nAn order is a group of families sharing certain common characters.\nAn order name shall be a single word ending in ...virales.\nVIII - Rules about Sub-viral Agents\nRules concerned with the classification of viruses shall also apply to the classification of viroids.\nThe formal endings for taxa of viroids are the word \"viroid\" for species, the suffix \"-viroid\" for genera, the suffix \"-viroinae\" for sub-families (should this taxon be needed) and \"-viroidae\" for families.\nComment: For example, the species Potato spindle tuber viroid is classified in the genus Pospiviroid, and the family Pospiviroidae.\nOther sub-viral Agents\nRetrotransposons are considered to be viruses in classification and nomenclature\nIX - Rules for Orthography\nIn formal taxonomic usage, the accepted names of virus Orders, Families, Subfamilies, and Genera are printed in italics and the first letters of the names are capitalized.\nComment: See Rule 3.8 for the definition of an \"accepted\" name.\nSpecies names are printed in italics and have the first letter of the first word capitalized. 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        "raw_content": "Dewar Quoted in Detroit News on Tax Debt in Detroit\nProfessor Margi Dewar was consulted on a story, \u201cForeclosures down, but debt could spell future crisis,\u201d in the September 8, 2016 issue of the Detroit News. The story, written by Christine MacDonald, explores the punishing debt incurred by some Detroit homeowners whose tax bills exceed the value of their homes. Professor Dewar commented on the unsustainability of current plans that try to keep homeowners out of foreclosure by lowering their tax debts.\nRead the story here: http://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/detroit-city/2016/09/07/foreclosures-debt-spell-future-crisis/89987558/",
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